https://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/418/HastingsBanner_1891-01-01.pdf 23500a5ff5e2c40d5eb5357d1ae45ebc PDF Text Text VOL. XXXV.. NO. 35 HASTINGS. MICH., JANUARY ,1 1891. Hastings Banner.' L"^'^ 1‘ublinhtd Thnradayn by tever .Vfr (htu t thus.. To m<#t tin? demand, the Re­ COOK BROS. publican says 25 new hotute will bo creel­ ed in the spring. . ' : ff.4WTX.VWJf, MICH. -Editor Saunders, of the*MiddievlU>* :lte4>ubUcan, altlHingh n married man. got «» mashed on his best girj that be went to Chicago lust wrek'and l>ougbt •her a new OUR COUNTY. dress, anti the lady will wear it ll* first time this week. It may btf well t» add Ifalll tn Mr rfflOdcxwe. HiographirMl. the Yon go to Mhldteville with n business that the "’best-g'ri”-1n this case Mhldldvllle which _____ will be ’.»>] __ _..T_ Republic'll, ... . family Chrfa ptepoMdou in wllich any law point Is* creased to a six column qaarte, and othur- [ mn» lrev. Pleafant time. Involved, and you cannot Interest a man wise Improved. Wi- are glad to raetnd the it 1e wdl tor «s that < there until he haa gone up •>» see John' evident prosperity of onr neighbor. _ •’ *" “ " ’J<t M about it"—John In jtliis case always being irg.-eJiag. If Be l.uri <:-.-p--ix!ed upon the Hou. John Carjelh, the foremost law­ Woodland exjrects to have a saloon awn. bta dge and-dem to gel around the noun yer them, and for j(ears one of the Jeudlng; This Is hardly "a public Improvsment.” we four many of us n-nnld get left, member* of the ban of this clrcull. And Some one stole blpcks from John bmlth’s arrived at our bri wlien you go In ti» See John about this little’ Last Monday proposition, you wl|l observe first that he wrxxl pile at Woodland, the other evening. John tracked-the villain to bls dt-n, arid looks straight at you, and mentally sizea and now annquncee through the “ News'' that up both die projMMl(jon and yourself. He will think A little while and thru ho Ik if the thief will call and ask for fuel.-it fire would liave been l»eyond control in a ready to give his views. He will then will save him. Smith, the trouble of an tew minutes. present the proposition first as It looks on evening's parade hereafter. CbriMtnaa, at tbe reaMmhO of the front elevation: then he will quietly iX*T‘C Woodland News Is publishing tl»eXJarrleO. brldv'i parents, Horace bam uni and lead you around each side of It. and ex­ gdont-er sketches of Woodland, and In Mi st. Dora ForH-s. pose it to*view from tbe new standpoints. the first one slates that two brothers. JonaMr. and Mrs. Johu TxmMy’e daughter Then be will give yon a “rear elevation,” tlisn and Samuel S. Haight and Charles Carrie, Mrs. Deaner now. came fruuv Da­ w to speak.* and when he gets through, Galloway, came over from Livingston Vo. kota test Tuewiny iic.-mopa/ited by her you feel as If yon never fully knew what and carved out the first gnsti Into ttm im­ husband to visit her parents. Mr* Drg»It was that you had presented, and depart mense woodland that gave tbe township its satisfied that you now have all tbe light on name, in tbe anlunm of 1837. Of tbe ucr will remain the winter with, her triciute liero bfit Mr. D. win go to Indmini. w/tere thfl subject that yon need. And It there's three only mw survives. Undlc Jonutlufh lite parasite r«Mkh*. They will matte their a hole in the skimmer, he'll polmt it out,, Haight, who now at tbe age of Hl seems to home in tmUgfta for a year or two. ■ • put it under youi mental microscope, nud have renewed his youth, so <<> speak. ami“ ' Mr. MeKtunt-y and Frank Shrfbcr speat ; it will be magnified to tbe she of a railroad Is remarkably active In Imth body and Xmxs in Grand Rapids. tunnel. You discover that he is a man of mind. ■ Mbs Fannie Carpenter is lu Grand Rap­ great dearness, greater force, who never ids at jircwiii vt^timt Mfes BtillweiL .-.tops on any proposition until he lias gone Hickory Corner*. The S. D. Adventist, elected their S. io the bottom of it. We fee! perfectly tmft Mr:-. Jatqcs Hock well slipped -and tell h. officers fur the next quarter last Sab­ in saying Mr. Car - these -unkind ......... thlucs of ------ ­ upon< iui the iit lee Uin-it.3>L one day Inst MXt-k week in In coilcon- bath as f olluws: r.eth. tewiw Ju.l »..« he I. lu Duuver tlien^f ,liu n»y 1« Idd up lor . SupT. --Michael Vester. feeding oxi tb< balmy mountain uir. and j A(,|IK. time to come. Asst 5upt—Harrietta Canaxiler. Brise .ltb.|.lrlun^i>.eM.nm orC<>|..raOur CtatoUwi. Im-at lh- B.pU»Luhun-h . bet .—Min* Fannie Carjxniter. •» h>r,:l>el«lw« nt bl. bralth. and , „a, , ,plen.llu .Ight to belt.,Id. Jturb ■ A»L b.T —Miss Minnie Fleu.mlug. buaun IM vaut. to. Mr Carvetb i. lu C,^|Q,due tbu e«umltt« wlx. ’wrm an THy ha.e« nrwntterohlp of :«> to 40, lor-v wttlr Ida prormwl.il. and nothing । ujPaeiJI in arr.nelnc.and who m> admire- with good la lerest. They do not believe grieves hhn mon- tiiau when os has some- |>|y m-fanged the program ns well as those in iduiug tire S.-!)baUi Hchobl freeze uf», times happened of late year*, his health wJ1O a|£g ln <*rrvinf it out. Many during the winter. will not a<lhi!t of constant application to . fa! and useful ’pronto were upon Ed. Hartpian. who i» workin h.» large law practice. He lore-, a trial at ’ Iuni beneatix that rich andornanienu-d tree.1 Rapids, is visiting his j-urrute. aw as keimly V a race horse does. Ok , jtov. p^ of I’roinevilte. wade some fit bat unlay we iud a -‘spell" of wt-j track, and he i» a man that th- best. 0: : aU1( appropriate remarks star whleix ap- with a vengeance. If the gentle bre..... lawyers hi western Michigan do not like propriate sojuro were sung bMldes M-vernl •< had only kept. Mill we. roiglit have bad a1 n. l.rw.b lip uBlu-tln « u»-.nll. «m I dn l.mJUoui prertou. lu th. dl.trtbmin.vl sleigh ride or two, but now t' j . 'uw MtbjKl eoul.l bur. bul i-.l.ilcl pndumi-’it I „f Klrt«. All wb.i «rw pr«at seoim .l comma hold It all. ’ • , uul n« ». duMmt: but pulilte. "■>-I d,.i,(btrt. will, m.nj crMHlsiu o' r..j Mis-' Itertlm Moure, of Grand .pidtr, burmw: Abort .nihiubn for pt.r. >i,d ,„d gruUlud.-, Tbe . ..nW t»--d off xonuerly of Hastings, wa-> united In mar- . power was desire tu fill the position In his : nn|y u, soon.. riage Chrixlnuur to Mr. Skeels. of said eity. profession his own ability and energy had! ChmUras -----—day ---------•-------— off ---------passed pass'd very Mus B. tnul many warm friei: J» io Carlt/xt caned out for him with credit. Itonor and quietly. Many families uujoyed r wxdal who will join with tlx- writer in wishing success. .While jmihaps not u» now-d be* interview together with friends and rela­ Heaven’s blessings upon the newly wedded cause of tills sacrifice of political prefer- tives, partaking of a well prepared Ghrist- jmir. . nn-nt for the benefit of his own business, tuas dinner. .No rhimes nor jingling of Herr we are xt the elroe of another year. John liasu’t any doubt iu the worid but sl.ilgh l>elli however were, heard ou tout We cau Maxeely real tec that l«V0 te no that he Is a great deal happier, and In the day or evening. more. As we. glance backward we soft end will Im- a great deal better off for tbe E. C. ('tuipln, of whom mention wa*, many nitetnkes we have untdo during the course hr has taken. Still he did one-.-, made some time aw still lingers with us.! past twelve months. Much of the good alter being hammered by his friemL for « under the paius of Hurt most loathsome we planned' al its beginning we have fail­ month, consent to take the nomination fur dlM-Bse. cancer. No medicine or nourish­ ed to accomillisb. So much for frail bustale senatox. iu 1884: ran •ahg.-'il of his ment has been taken In Ids stomach since raanlty. As we crate the llireshold of 18SH ticket a^ he de.Mirved to, and wns elected Thursday In r.u •. . ........ • last. He eaht.ol swallow - ••• ..u hope uiipn ivuu to do better, wiivr, make inw fewer mistakun even In that democratic year. And not xxmecquence of the tumor in bU threat. I and meet each duty j: chwrfally. ___ rX*. We know merely that, but he became the recognised , neither can he ulk m> we are Informed. । not whnt IU days stay bring to us, joy or leader o. tin* senate. But Dutiiltix could Mr. Hol today sod family are spending .-orrow. Kind readeni, if joy be Ute por­ ^...n ppt>u hhn t<> take .a r. u,™ Uj|. wiU1 fri..Qda ln Mareball. prevail re nomlnattota tion ut our cup »*t us be tiiaakful, U sor­ nor for a moment consider the higher por­ Absolute One’rice Clothiers, Hatters and Furnishers in Grand Rapids. Mrs. Esther Putmock went* to Allegan row and care walk ’*v onr side let us look tions that a re-election would have offered. feud tto-ie was taken quite sick. to a power higher t»Mr. ami Sirs. Cafveth enjoy their splendid M. M. Rockwell and.wife -are entertain­■ go forward hi the home at Mlddhtvilhi. Their greatest joy ing friends from Sacgaluck. and comfort is in their only child, a Mrs. J. K. Rockwell lias become a real daughter, who is tbe life of the home for , estate owner „w,w having last week KM1WW purchiv*-d. lh-m. A r.«rrar..iw Mr. C.rteth lud . Anr s«K.l> h..uw .nd C.«*ld.r. Chas. I’ah quite an idea of locating in »ne jut tbe • t|on 3475, in the pulpit larger cities of the state, when his ability, Fred Lawrence and wife have returned t“iestlhR set as a lawyer would have commanded better | froln their wedding tour after teviug apt-til ed upon the minds < financial reward. But again be deimmstrat- a wevk with friends redding ir Chicago. . Ikw. Waltecn and ed his bard and characteristic eomiuun Parties desiring to contact Holt. McElwain was quite IU the past ,week Wednesday, b sense by staying where his l>est friends week. r nd Tungate and for R. R. ties, any number or were, and being contented with enough. Mrs. -Alvah Hampton. of Wlsoon-in, In quantity,'will find it, to lieir Mr. Carveth was lorn In Saranac. Mich-. eomiomy with her son and daughter we were visiting relattv* Hanfield can look n March 12. 1841. His father was a fknuei. are informed, came to Barry county to vis- ।music, as It I# skid tht advantage to call on jr ad­ and John acquiri-d plenty of muscle and It relatives residing about here whore she , ports a Stoo piano. dress Ideas of husbandry by practical experience was taken sick and died at Jesae Hamp- ' i:t'tn>'in!>-r SnUrda in bte youthful days. This gave him such ton’s on the 94th. Her rentaln> were to be ■;rcat discussiou that a taste Im farming that In his later vests, conveyed to her former home in Wisconsin. .greatest iM»ne of tBe day when as a lawyer the sun of prosperityHasting: Meh. Harvey B.-ID.-uger and family ale Cliriat- 'hall, free for all,.. And with the Nejp Year we gre-.-t you h» our business with shone full upon him, yearned foroppor- nlns dinner with friend: at Ri< bland. t uni ties to chop wood, hold the plow, pick A. Cortright, of Kalamazoo, is spending ,around looking up the chick*, up stone slid see that rhe hired man had a few days visit log friends here. contracting some at a good p an easy time of iL Accordingly John has Mrs. D, Ford and daughter. Alice, arc that ajjutln-r tuna with team-in had ami still has, a good area of real estate; visiting Mrs. Clare Aldrich. V . Ing would be around to get Jeu. hut we lament to record the fact that he Frank Willison, of Vicksburg, was thb- chlckviw. The chkkeDA Wtere d farms it by proxy. But he can tell ’em all guest of A. A. Aldrich Saturday. and wh«n ruoraiiur came, aad they lookt ‘•‘What I Know about Farming" at regular Gov. Luce's address delivered here n Into their henry their chickens were gone,*? and Irregular meetings of the Grange, of short time since is highly appreciated and ,chickeib thieves and all. Farmers it la which hr is a member. From his 16th to applauded by the many who listened to it. , And new dexiref to help ourselves by making a success of our buidneus, We also greet best to be on the alert fur sidudter s and A tact that many may not be apprised of ,chickeu Uderes and ciotbvs line tMcvea. you with a new lietermlnaUou to help you. by giving you the lowest possible prices on his 20th year, most of his time was sj»eni in atteudlng or teaching school. In 18117 Is that a death In nearly every fatally will our gqods. left a choice lot of Fotand Clnn. !?2d “ choice Many of* “ these Roods ** ------ris we have actualy marked at less than eost, as the season id ad- be located at Middleville for tlie purpose occur next Wednesday night at 12 o'clock held at I xml Pahmtier's, and a grand old , brredlDi #uk- vancing for certain lines line of goods and we would prefer to sacrifice on them rather than of studying law. He did study as a mat­ —the almanac for 1830. chicken pie was had for diurn-r. .... r>. .. ter of fact; god a. admitted to the bar in A prosperous and happy New Year to Last week L. C. Edmunds butchered a IBM. and has continued to practice his the editors and all the typo fratnralty in bog that weighed upwards of V-0 pornida you and si-e that you get good* at prices as advertised. We q WILLARD PERR', prufcMslon ever since. He htb a warm, the Banxeh office is wtehted during all the dressed. paid with ours and Ifa. let them compare , hearty, cordial greeting for his friends. Hastings, It I ch. Water White Oil. 1 gaL new year-^the Baxneu readers But being, 25c. see for themselves: And he has lots of friends, and he knows excepted. Arm «St Hammer Soda 41b 45c. For thia month wo shall sell them, and he will stop in the middle of a Best Uncolored Japan Tea lib 35c. Best Ginghams, per yard 7c. hot chase after a polrtf of law, to shake A grand good col’d “ " lib hands )uid welcome a friend. He is a man beta red better.) •• Fmicy Prints •• Many tell us this is equal to any 50c Lankan! and wife aad Nora Hpwe •* Indigo Blues ......... of not only clear head, bnt broad minded Frank Berry Itaa returned »rom the tea they can buy. 35c. •• Turkey Red Print per yd and large hearted. He doesn’t ^o around north wouU where I* has Him working good uncoEd Japan Tea. 11b..... E. Edmonds and Nora Stoeber lUtnM “ Print "• ...... with a brass band but he does mach for the last two months. ollie Bly Fine CutTobacco. 11b.... 35c. Fred Shry's two little rhtidren from the Christmas tree at Quimby. •* Foulard batines, (great bargain) his fellow man that isn’t done for publica­ Ixose who have tried R say it is as tion. As you come to know him. you do HMtlngs are' the gwsts of their grand>od as tobacco sold by others for. . 4tc.’* Cotton Factories 5 @ "K •• Flannels6 @ 1^1 ware married CbriMum, and have gone to not wonder that hr wins and rcutl:i» friend­ mot iujr, Mrs. Peters, tbb week. 1 Spices we sell none but the justly Mattle Peters spent a fey daya of test ttelr how in OUo. Mens’ all wool underwear, former ship, nor that be Is so highly esb*emrd by debrated Durkee Mills brood, than week with her sister, Mjr*. Shry, In Hastprice Fl. 00. nowT gll who know him. jlilch there is no better. 22c- Lad tea’all wool underwear, former Mutard. lib i UFrank Crawford and . Tnmlf Brogdon price 91.00, now. ffeteiy well b'd«l with piwnt*. .... 71c. Glxger Mb..........................................--i Ubristaaas was a gala day Intixte tocsllty, ..5 (SlOc. 3M. Toweling Tbe Nashville Ndtes will become a .cash attended the oyster supper ai < Mr. Wolfs 1’ippcr,-whole or ground, UU. . All wool Flannels----------------------.20 (if 40c. In advance paper Unlay. Brother Fnigh- in Coats’Grove last Fridv night. as nearly every body wont visiting or tmAtspice “ * ** Mr. Blraan and wife started f»r OMo tertaiued company. Ladles’ Cotton Hoes, gvod quality... tt<!r*» fctad is level. How much better if Chnaiaon. stick lib•• Wool ” former price 40 all papers, and for thftt matter nil business. Wedneaday tuoruinr. They expect to be Starch lib now 145c. •5c. wb ________ „ on tbe cash-down. nay-as gone two weeks. ? conducted Be»l Laundry »<mp. «lb s.»ih Walter Bird and (laud Rogers were 25c. .you-gi> plan. XT TBit . Mired Bird Seed 11b. , Mens' all wool Socks. CoManddry. visitors at the Friend Mbud last Friday. per pair. Baking Powder, warranted good, lib 15c. Bed Pdankels Sl.W In order to induce people to get to Hard weather cn wheat A dance at Tbnro&n> hall, Carlton Shrodxled Cocx«nnt, fresh, lib 25c. Bed Comforters 85c. to M'.4O per pair. church on time, the Nashville Congrejav- Center. Chrlatataa bre. iSSTu-^aiSi.—— tal*M.«MC,Ouduml«B.llb..1. wrn Otis check Shirting, generally sold tionalteu will hire a brau new choir with ... The teacher and aevpral of the papite ity J> at 12Xc-. price...... J--RtnnMnber ttou tlie doctor can gfae refereirecs F ia# < I’xon, 11b..................................... ra atuebmlnt. and the urches- from Ute Friend district attnuded U»e spell­ Fred Stowell, of your full ord D>CM Serges, double Toki, (great bar­ o’ me ptaeS he hu vwn- Pnxfas, lib...................................... a voluntary j'ttntas sram as ing school at the Lee sCJOoi hoove Tur&J tra will le’MjMirenw. ioc. gain) l»XcI (kt> saxnmer. end of hi* many marvelous Mjx«tiCan<ly, 11b: «tops-------tolling. Is aU the last w-^v -------This ---------—right —— day night. . over liter* Beat Saxony Yam, 1 skein Sc. n» be has wrought. ,,4:b Buckwheat Flour. X: ItotxJhand picked Beans- ..... Our teacher. Mr. fuffiv^U te Jurt.recover­ •Mto. _ AH wool Yarns, good fluidity, lib... 75c. nodonbl, but will put a damper on exhibi- . ----<1£ 1 now hats and fine clothes by tln«e ing fr«>» an attack of tbe la grippe. 25c. --1101,9 10c. Boat table OU-Cloth, 1 yd _______ tell wtoatbe troubteor dlscu- >8cj-t qaaifty oanngd Sweet Corn Mr. Stole, the b-adter in tbe Cbeeney 10c. Cloaks? ta? Well. Well, If if yofi yottwac: want ttiem, tL__, we wilt who eonte in late tu display lately acquircdj will portttvete potittvety not not ... treat the;-----care, lomatoi--> .. he wlii ------tnigery. Tills is bol aingri ut Nashville dteudet elves ie^wns ’ You. who are auffartnr wttt any cLreote dl> iuncwfatl’eas totrt.......................... lie. sell tlmm to ypn. price Is no object now. !r»ngrvgfitHmKllMA, IhiI tbdM at tlte next ease, don't fail 10p. . Moods at fess Hum J4 price, Monday .and V’ednes Utinfa Pgpjpklnn. best...................... 2&. Our entire stock of Millinery' at «*L J town bcho-’il house. b-jxm good Sardine*. SOC. “ Boot BteUoo Rubber Boot-.fa.50. ‘ There was no prayar test Salmon., Updn"ourten cant table yo« will find good Citi­ cfiurcb iaat Sunday trot .’aney Vew Orleans Mrtasse*, new ----- *• IMF4 attended the revival crop.;.............................................. 60c. Hltayi ' 50c. Fteber chnreb. would i lancy itoto tiyruptjft.-GrewdWd haa ua 'S if you want to ottiv and Mn Brwgduu mid expecW to j tanimr. titit oltatresom* people have bcm Jed to days, bdleve iH-y were buying gmxB very cheap; I at Hock' ir-j;i:> COUNTY NEWS. S10 THIS WEEK’S BIG SALE! The Dandy Chinchilla Overcoats Evei Offered to the Trade! The Grandest Ten-Dollar Overcoat Ton Ever Saw! TEN DOLLARS THIS WEEK’S BIG SALE! Everybody should attend it—dollars in each visitor's pocket. The Qrat big Suit and Overcoat Sale this week. Hudsor’s Tower Clothing Co TIES. HIGLEY & FOX, DELTON. J. T. L0HB/RD. We WToua Happy New Year. 1 \NEW GOODS, NEW PRICES COMING TO DR. MONTGOMERY TWO DAYS ONLY,! AMERICAN HOUSE, Mih ui teal® i �known. But Mr. Randolph received » tr. which alwaja took ■ dOMi MWO w*., . , day and hour of hib arrival, and reqrnwtI; at all events iiig Mr. Rimdolph to meet, him and drive him up from thu railway'station aluue. a Ids ftuuea bad >»* bah"'' This was done, and on the way the proaihobhe f«K>r stipulated that te should be Th**e forcintheri were of Virginian enabled to bear Miw Randolph’s voice <>sr:.mt. and two geminitioM ago had before she was aware of his presence. HD. jirrCXATK tuitWAS. owned large plantations in the south. "There is n train t»aok to thu city this But the young Randolph of that epoch evening, sir," ho remarked, “and, if I had ftdlen in fci-mh a northern lady, ehonld conclude totukfit. it would be and anded bv m.vrrywg her and settling well to have spared the young lady tho down on this estate-, which was his annoyancecfan interview." The mat­ bride’s dowry. ter was readily managed. Beatrix tiling He w.-w originally quite wealthy; but with the r.nembarru&>ad freedom of lost money by epeculaiiom- during the supi»0M?d solitude, and tho Profeswar. With intent to compel a tetter, sur listened. When tte young lady fortune be tdon after ran for an offlee. bad finished her selection, whatever but was defeated, as a fortune conclu- it was, she rose from tte piano and •don. by a crashing majority. To crown l»aw<xl out through the open window of all he lost his wife, to whom he wab dethe room to tte veranda. Hero ale* wm votcilly attached. She died of typhoid­ surprised by the app« anmee of a meager fever in He wns left with two mid pallid personages, of gmiticiuunly children, a boy of 10 and a girl of fl. bearing and aspect, with a broad scar Mr. Randolph, though of a liaughty and on the right ride of his face and throat, headstrong churacteiMwas not what is and many thoughtful linos and wrinkles called thorough. Ik- was Udi and of on his brow and around his eyre, who »k-tol<-r build, with high Ub.olden. • advanced toward her witli ft bow and grtiv mustache and imperial, and thick, took her hand. As she looked at him wavv teir, growing rather long. His slio fancied ttere were tenre in hia eyes, eyebrows were busby and overhanging, ••Miss Randolph," he said, in a low and and gave to his eyes a fiercer expnwsoo very pit-aunt voice, “I am to have the than might otherwise have tefafigsd to honor of being yo£ ituiructor: my them; te had n habit of twisting them name is Dorimar.’’. Tie said no more at "Jfirfic ton aflcrc'l thlurj, nnt ehihl." he between his thumb and finger when in that time, but raised her »jt't fingers to uv*U«i often miy U< her. thought, which looked ominous to stran­ his lips, and with another bow dis­ Whatisraoto worthy tbe cunteinjflft- ger, but really amounted to nothing appeared. Ho did not take tho evening fcon of a hnni.T.-; mrn.l tlum the Specta­ His fingers were very long, and so were train te-k tu tho city, but on cle of a pretty young woman? It is the his arguments and discussions: ahn<>st th- contrary took up his abode in 1mm selfish of nil pieiiKunsj. By learn­ tbe only short thing about him, in fact, tim Randuljihs’ house, oiid hping, in ing w« efov»fo outawlvra above being ids ttsmp?r. Hia goner.d aspect addition to lus musical attainnicuta, a our follows: by philosophy, to console was tlut of a retired southern brigadier ocrstlvf'i fur th- [Kist and t’ fortify our- whose slaves had boon unrighh*ousiy man of cultivation, and of a riugular Bdv«» for the future; by religii’n (as it is made contnihsmd. His expression was. uuive charm oi character, he was nearly commonly practiced), to make onrselvm ordinarily, profoundly serious, and he as much of an acquisition to Mr. Ran­ Ywpectabi .- in.thin world and comfort­ smiled rarely; but it was nut difiitmlt to dolph as to his daughter? and they all able iu the world to tanw. Bnt lie who inakt- him break into a shrill, giggling became vt-ry good fnends. As to his Btand-i rapt in tho fascination of a girl's laugh, which absurdly marred the severe leaching, it was n matter between his beauty enjoys tiha ptfc,s--.-rion by another contour of his visage and betrayed the fmpil and himself, and was not often rvL-m-d to outride. It sceinod to afford of what he can never have himself, ad­ underlying we«iknvt«. him esp-.x-iol jJeasure to think that Bea­ mits his inferiority and generously ex­ He was fond of phrases, and luul a ults in the exvtenca of goodness for its fancy for calling himself “the moat in­ trix was ringing for music's sake, and own sake. Tte sole drawback is the dulgent of fathers,” but whenever his without any purpose of publishing or rukho runs of tailing in love—that is. of childrti. transgrfcssed the moral law of profiting by her acquirements. "Music wishing to retttict to himself a blessing their faUier'a good Utunor or indolence— is a sacred thing, my child," he would often say to her. "and like oil sacred designed ta rejoice mankind at large. and tliis vm not seldom the case with It might meta & pity that such a girl Ed, who was as restless and independent thiiigH it is shamefully and almost uni­ M Beatrix Randolph .should bo so situ­ us a hawk—lie fell upon them with versally dreechited. It is not u mere ated os not to have it in her power to sweeping broadsides of rebuke, culmina­ question of voice and ear, bnt of purity confer npou every one the unselfish ting, If they answered him back, in vio­ and loftiness of soul. Great murie- never gratification whereof wa speak. Bnt to lent assertions of their total depravity. was greatly sung by a charlatan, or a be rare and difficult of access sire among Ed- was sent to school, but the study of libertine, or a fortune hunter. I, for my the conditions of mortal loveliness. In books had no |»art iu his scheme of exist­ part, thunk God that you are 'vhat you jioothf’- wiy. perhajM,could the heavenly ence. In the boy’s wventeenth year are. and that you will never be obliged aroin ■ iresnrved: and were wc to In­ Hmpilton Jocelyn, a friend of the fam­ to weigh your music against gold. Tho come ca,.' us to beauty, a« we do to pain, ily. being on a visit of a few dnys to the world may listen <o you if it can, but life would have nothing left to promise Randolphs, was titlded by Ed’s bearing you shall be spared tho insult of receiv­ u& Ou tho other hand, dullm-SD in aod^iiu story of his exploits, and offened ing for it what it dares to call recom­ negative, delight positive, and a single to take him back with him to Now York pense!” Beatrice acqnirecwl in all this wisdom, of. glorious sunshine compensates city for a month or so. to give him infor a whole blank week of lifeless lond- strnction in the laws and amenities uf Imt somewhere in her secret soul she may hare cherished the germ of an am­ WOpe and leaden sky. polite society. But Beatrix, though delightful to look . He went off accordingly, and the bition to meet great multitudes of her upon, was not beauty in the abstract; month had prolonged itself to six before fellow creatures, to tret herself upon ' the was first of all a distinct and con­ be came bock. His father thought that them, jfc-rhajrs to delight and inspire crete human person. It is fitting, there­ he had been improved by his sojourn them, if there were power in her so to fore. to conridernot sojnuch the loss the there. He had brought back with him do. Three years passed, and then Ed ■world sustained by her seclarion, as its certainly a great deal of entertaining went to Europe. There was some pre­ effect upon' terself. Certainly she ■» talk, and gave Beatrix endless accounts text about his attending lectures at a not of a temperament naturally inclined of the great city, its streets, it* houswi. university of mining engineering in ta solitude. She was quick to feel its homes, its theatres: above all, of its Saxony, but it was a tolerably tranaeraotiuns of uH kinds, and apt and simple operas and its concerts. Both she and parent pretext That he should come in the expression of them. Her propor­ Ed luul always been i>a»donntely devot­ back at tho end of two or three years tions. loth erf the rod and tte body, ed to music. They had understood it. Kjmowhat toned down was the best Mr. —*»•* 5ymnir 1 active; as she by the light of nature, as it were, from Randolph hoped. As to tte question of =!t]y, ro was she a very early age? und bad coustantly funds, after n good deal of meditation mL Her life, in practiced ever since. Ed's voice was not Mr. Randolph came to the following >el conditions, of much use, but he wm an admirable rather eccentric, determination: Ed 4 -re of largeness performer on the riolin. Beatrix, on was to be allowed to draw on the i she was helped the other hand, was above all things a paternal resources for whatever sums lively imagina- singer, and her voice developed into a of money he from time to time ot read a story soprano of remarkable range and power. might require. “You may draw little without engender- Her studies were not confined to church or you may draw much, my son," usand fresh ideas music. She knew by heart all the great the old gentleman said, "and.be it uiurh / existence. And operas and oratorios, and in pursuance □r little, all your drafts will te duly Lua harmony with of the marked dramatic ability which honored. 1 sliall not restrict yuu nor codd see a stirring she possessed she bad. with Ed's :u»ist- advise vou. but I shall depenfl upon sin ter cheeks, or auce. acted out scents from many of the your own sense of honor and decency, as . j to ter lovely eyes. former (so fur as two’ perfontfere might) a Randolph and a gentleman, not to ' orth in the morning on the stage of the buck drawing room. 1abuse my confiilence in you.” This j , chamber, having put One day LLamil ton ’Jocelyn, who bad speech eccmixl to the utterer of it very , retib. white gown, jnst heard all the famous singers of the world noble and impresrive, and also very ^hkper as she stepped. in his time, attended one of these private mgucious and worldly wise. For if to orfab’ue ribbeu (as fancy entertainment. Contrary to expecta­ put a young fellow upon his honor will te) at hir throat and on ter tion he turned out to be the most eulo­ not mate liim reasonably virtuous and . her figure elastic and alert gistic auditor that Beatrix had ever had. ■conomical what will? Ed certainly .ne wholesome vigor cf nineteen and he wound up his praises by declar­ showed himself pleased with tte ar-, xs, and a mouth that teighed nmgvnwnt, if not bo much unpriced by u«grance and murie, and Luge brown ing that she must be provided with a tte phrases in which it wra announced eyes, which bcridee being c-? te .utifd as master to brtug her voice ottf. 'H-.e most to’him. He wns an enterprising and indulgent of fathers was gratified by possible in themselv -i wtro rendered able youth, and probably exp-cted to y* mom so by being » few riiadra dark- this tribute of admiration from Mich, a 1mate a fortune of his own rather than source to'bis favorite Child, and a week «r than her rippied hair nnd • • • or so aftcrwanKhe master was sent for. 'spend his father’s. and hands that were white wonders of The next thing that occurred in this Thin was ufi elderly Englishman of warm flexibility and tapering softness; eventful year was r.n offer of marriage, when this exquisite young American respcetabltf antecedents, who, twenty 'emmi.-.ting from no ie*i dist inguished a years before, lilul begun hia musical girl, in short—typo of the most charm­ personage than Hamilton Jucolyn Iriming and must intdiigent womanhood in career with what \was conaiderod the wdf. Bnutrix thought it wns exceed­ the world—came dawning like Aurora finest tenor voice of the age. and whose ingly funny ho nhcrald do such u thing, out cf tte room in which shsjhad been knowledge of the principles of music and not altogether comfortable; but a* dreaming virions only less k/ely than was u, profound as his proficiency was it was instinctive with her to consider rcmarkJde. But before lie ted teen n other people’s feelings almost ns much year on the operatic stage the theatre in ” ax her own. and sometimes more, sho * which he was ringing caught fire, and suppressed her emotions and expressed he was burr.^l cbout the throat in such licr acknowledgments, adding that she teg a word, why the _gnu» tu spring a way as forever to destroy the voice hiul no idea of marrying anybody. i* so deliciously green. the sky which would lure made Ifim rich and When Jocdyn found that her reaolve rf k tender a blue, why birds famous enough u satisfy ambition itself. was not to be shaken he very gracefully ProfuHBcr Doiinur, as he afterward came said that to have known and loved her to be called, hid some small private war a privilege and a reveiatton for means which rexdered him in a humble which he should never cease to be way indepertent, and with a philo­ indebted to her. He raid that he ftfceatelementa By what mishap, then, sophical serenity which rarely char­ had perhaps presumed too much in waa such a creature confined (as she waai acterises the mtaica! tewperament hoping that she could ever care te a few square miles of village laud in he settled quietly d.wu to te a writer the center of the state of New Fork? on the art and scitute of whose highest for a grixxlad old fellow like him­ self, but that his sentimenta would w~ ___ x., ...... triumphs he could never more hope to never change, and that if, at any future parhike. For tte jmt eight yean ha ®ta, s®d .the hollow chested young ted lived in New York, but he was Ittu... . mJ piano and his manuscripts, and hia visions of divine Lsnnuntes, in a retired tina Uu stay begin, there seemed Io be little room a few Mocks wait of Wash­ nabcr fees probability than usual of her ing! un square, and addon-. went forth mw to listen foe half an hour to one dertakeu the pupils, thong] larrightin trradual right to nsnimoas old man. He had had a habit of looting npwixd as be talked, imd Beatrix had thought that be fweraetl much of tte time communing with * better world, and perhaps derived from some angelic source his grand ideas about murie and its miealon to inonkind. It wm th-- tint death the girl ted m er wit xxwd. and it invested tho throe years of the sakodation together uf the pupil and bt-r master with a sort of retro-pective sanctity. They had been altogether the happiest years of Beatrix’s life. The prafc*or had taught her something ebe borides how to ring. Law by words than by some tacit. Bympathetic influence te hod led her to perceive nnd meditate upon the nobler and loftier r.^pecta and capacities of human nature. As to his share in her vocal culture and her own proficiency he never had made any defi­ nite pronouncement: but on thomonung befbro his death ho requested her 11 sing for him tho nir from Handel’s oratorio of "The Meeriah"—“I know ' that my Redeemer liveth." When ste hod finished he said- "My child, you have enabled me to thank God that my voice was destroyed, and that my life has been for so many years a lonely dis­ appointment, I have had triumphs nnd btarings that most mm dn not even know how to desire. A mighty scepter is in your hand." he went on, turning hit grave arel gentle eye* upon her. "I have helped to show you how to wiold it. Power is very sweet, but it needs nlmr«t an nngel not tn use it harmfully. I don’t know what life may lo before you, my dtxir; bnt whatever it may bo I trust that when you come to tte end of it you will find as little catiM> to regret having met mo ns I have much cause To rejoice ttet I have known you.” Beatrix hardly knew how to understand this at the time, but afterward tte words fre­ quently revisited her memory, nnd may have had some influence over her at crit­ ical moment* uf her career. In nntumn tho old Randolph home­ stead looked as if it were showered with gold. Tte great elm trees, transmuted by tte touch of this Midas of the seasons, stood in n yellow glory of myriad leave*, which every breath of the cool, west breexe scattered profanely enstwqrd, where, with the still unchanged grass, they forme 1 a spangled;carpet of green nnd gold. The apples throng! the crooked boughsof tte orchard. Mime like glowing rubies, others like tbe famonx fruit of the Hesperidw. though there wm no guardian dragon to give them a fictitious value. The brood roof of the house itself won littered with innu­ merable little golden scales, of work­ manship far beyond the bkill uf any human goldsmith, yet of absolutely no market value. What is the significance of this yearlv phantas­ magoria of illimitable rictee, worthless because illimitable? Is it a satire or a consolation? Docs it mock the poor man’s indigence or cause him to l»oj»e again foi»competence? It comes m the guerdon of Nature, after her mighty task is done; bnt when she has composed herself to her wintiy sleep it is trod des into the earth and forgotten, and the new year begins liis labors with new sap and naked buds. It is. only the human world that has to bear tbe burden of in­ heritance: and iierhaps we shall never enjoy true wealth till we have learned the b-sron of the trere. Poor Mr. Randolph certainly had lit­ tle etarteride autumn leaves wherewith to satisfy his creditors, and the winter of his discontent was close ujxjn him. There is a philosophy for the poor and a philosophy for the wealthy, bnt the philosoiJiy that can console the debtor has yet to be discovered. Burn and brought up tn the custom of sufficient resources, he had never con­ templated the possibility of want. There luul seemed to be something noble and high minded in meeting without ques­ tion all demands upon him, but when tte supply actually ran riiort ttings wore a different aspect. Had he spent his whole fortune simply in paying his son’s drafts ho would at least have had the comfort cf putting the whole bur­ den cf the responsibility ci . his son’* shoulders. But unfurtunat iy the larger port of the loss was due to pr.rate rash­ ness of his own. When he found that Ed’« rapacity’was getting serious tho devoted gentleman betook himself to Wall street and specnlated there. The brokers treated him as Richard IH pro­ poned to treat his wife—they had him, bnt they did not keep liim long. His speculatians nicer he returned home were probably more edifying tlian those be indulged in on the street Tho revolting suspicion that he ted been a fool began to germinate in Mr. Randolph's mind. This suspicion, which is tho salvation of roine men, is the de­ struction of others. The integrity of Mr. Randolph’s moral discrimination began to deteriorate from that hour. Having enacted all his life the part of hia own golden calf in the wilderness, his overthrow left him destitute uf any criterion of conduct. He talked violent­ ly Mid volubly al»out his wrongs, and discussed various schemes, more or leas impracticable and improper, of evading hi* UabilitieK. Beatrix was naturally the chief sufferer from this ungainly development cf her father’s diameter. Ihi! brunt of must of the concrete tnd him eager and grateful to throw had to talk to the creditors, to extenuate himself at ter feet. He continued by her father's side of tbe esse, to hold out requesting that ebe woold forbear to fair hopes and to smooth over disap­ ___ ____ ___ . pointments, and when she had wearied tertelf in parleying with the enemv she grieved to discover that she coaid net had tefon- her tbe yet harder task of bring herself to concent to an alliance pacifying and encouraging her father, with hie oldest friend. Beatrix replied who had listened to the dialogne from that she Lad no wish to spec’ ‘ — the head of the stairs, and fell upon her 0Vttlanche of complaints, had oocumd, and that she honed ttee ’’’*** ® ZpariS* *>«***»». inwatfcw, aiding* and qm Beatrix loved ter father w«t Wk to New Ycefc proteWy «•- I turf end with htr I But her fcnw •nisr.wMaeirtainifo- Starchei, ' th. <nx»r ’’*? tbe inx.keei.-T Uv bW‘«« "O™1 "»*'■ “What?” interrupted Beatrix, in a erutie. of S» TiHW- H‘ sendemim of highly rmpaTxbk- olutrae- voice which, supports as It wuh by a L «>a wlwviim After k.rawjsebool fburd sharply atmek, made the minister 1,0 he J rtudied for « yew «t » baBnrne start in his chair. After a monumfk ctJk.Ro In Sow York, he w» * member pauw she said, her eyes still bright with of ll» Young Mon» Chrulitm nmoem- indignation: '’ProfcasofDoriann-. whois now in heaven, taught mt- more and tion, «nl h r«r»>n of gr*"*y “a liginus conviction*. A week or two After tetter things than you have ever dreamed Mr. Bnnclolph-s mufort.-.ae b.<«i„n rf! He showed me that I have a soul!” “Surely I liave done as much as that!” • known h. put <« » °t Mock cloUn-., mHeretl by a toleil bine nocktie. Mid faltered Mr. Vinal, who was confused celled formally on Miaa Randolph Af­ by this sudden outburst ter the flirt oonrtmlea lied been az“No. fur you know nothing about it,” chantftd ho aald that he dcMre.1 in the grid Beatrix loftily. “Yon Lavis only first plats, to put the minds of Mias Iten Isen told that it is so—yon have read it dolph nnd hergtatd fa: Iter at earn re-- -ta'books—and you repeat what you have Kurdlug Uie little account between his Ixbu told, and no donbt yon think you firm .-Old them. Tbe money «n not Ihlievc it. But you can never know it!” nemlod. and no far ill bo wns concerned ccntinnod the young lady, with a fiery might remain unpaid indefinitely. “Aha enphiuus on the verb, “ because you I should like to say, too.” he continued, car't understand music." with a manner of almost melancholy • I intmde*! nothing against Profewkir nerionsnwM and a "husky voice? “that Dodmnr," protested the minister, who groceries—or anything else I could get wn.1 anun-.-d and daunted by the jiaarion you—might be yottra, permanently, if I uit1 pride that he had nnawnn* caused could—you would—that you might con­ t> kindle in her lovely fare. It. was sent to unite your life to mine. My fa­ je.-hapfi the firet time he had occasion ther contemplates retiring from active to tbeerve that the spirit of the old. Virhuriuesx. I have never before spoken u> ginii Randolphs—the desrendanta of the you of this, but iu Bensons of trouble— cawlfcre—was as haughty and untamed ' •we say things—and I have often thought, in ths tender hearted American girl as when we were tinging in the choir to- in tint terrible ancestor of hers who getter—that—wo might be very Impjiy rede with Prince Rupert. < —ttet it was our destiny. I have been Beitrix made no reply, but sat with in Now York and Mtn the great world, h-H cad erect and fluked cheeks, and but you ore tho wife I would chjoeo ow hand irtill on the piano- keys, as if from aiming them nlL” He had n smooth, nady once more to ranito terror into the round, fresh colored, innocent face, that Mil of her visitor should he again step seemed made for dimpling smiles, but ,■ imiuA A piano, it seems, can be used 1 us i weapon of defense even againrf one which never indulged in them. Beatrix felt "a sensation of absurd •' whi has no camproheusicn of music. “That I was about to remark was alarm, like the princeesin tho fairy tale, !1 under a spell uf enchantment to misnate thuteou might teach singing as well as herself in the most grotesque man­ playkg." said Mr. Vinal circomsjx.*ctly. ner conceivable. Mr. Starcher was “Thee are, I believe, a number of pen­ so much in earnest, and so ludicrously nons 3 the village who would be willing sure, apparently, that tho succor-i of his rood e-the circiunstanfis to place their suit wns among the eternal certainties, chdldjtn under.your instruction.” that a virion of a long wedded life with “Itis no favor to be taught njusic un­ him, amid an ntmoephere of meal tubs, der any circumstances," returned Bea­ salt cod nnd pickles, interspersed with trix, kindling again. “Whoever thinks psalm tunes and solemn walks to and otkerwise docs not deserve to learn'. from church on Sundays—this desperate Aid there are other places in the worjd panorama of inanimate existence rose up beidts this miserable little village, and before her in such vivid imaginative popfo who are wiser and better!’’ vraiseniblance that riie was impelled to "Yon surely do not mean to intimate protest ngainrt it with more tten ade­ tint you contemplate going anywhere quate vehemence. She gasped for breath, cie?" demanded the minister in some rose from her chair and said: “Mr. castenmtion. • Starcter. it is terrible; 1 would fbe fact .was that such an idea hod rather die!" Then, perceiving, com- nacf until tltat moment definitely prepasrianately, that he would feel reted itself, to Miss Randolph’s mind; cruelly wounded as soon os bis bu in her present aroused condition she astonished senses enabled him to cotd see and entertain many posaibilicomprehend the significance of her tie that would hr.ve seemed nuilacioua words, she added. "It would be wicked or nprarticablu an hour before. for me ever to think of being married; Why not?” she said: “I was not bora you must mw that I”— Here she paused, to ass my life here!" partly from emotion, and partly because But I—it has never been my inteashe was unable at the moment to be­ tic to leavB*herer exclaimed Mr. Vinal think herself of any conclusive argu­ aniouriy. ment in support of her assertion that, What satisfies you does not satisfy for her, marriage would ever be a crime. me** answered tbe young lady. One certainly would not have drawn But your father, in a conversation I ttet inference from the sui>erficial indi­ hu? just had with him, has informed cations. A silence ensued, prickly with mahnt he will not oppose my ad<lreesspiritual discomfort. Mr. Starcher was in^you with a view to marriage,” said the first to find his tongue, and he car­ theiergytnau, in a solemn tone. ried off the honors of the encounter by ‘<e would not have done so if he had . obeerving with tearful gentleness that bee himself," replied Beatrix warmly. ho should claim the privilege, just the “Hds broken down.by trouble and earsame, of not presenting the little ac­ rowelie yuu would nut have ventured count for settlement This magnanim­ to ik him! ^ut I will tell yon, since ity was none the less genuine becau.ro he cold not, that I am not a piece of . the materials for it were slender, and lander furniture to be sold for the aatBeatrix long afterward found comfort isftwon of creditors! I will not be a in recalling it to mind. burda upon my father or any one; But there was yet another adversary but hnvp a right to myself — to for .her to engage, and he wns in some my wn irif! Do yon think I resqiecta more formidable than Mr. am o ' ranch afraid of being Starcher, because his ]>orition and edu­ poor, « of starving, that I would marry cation rendered his pretensionsle® mon­ anybud,- to escape it? I do not love yon! strous—nay, ttere even seemed to be a I do nt jlure you. Mr. Vinal, and bo I sneaking disjtoritiou un Mr. Randolph’s will newir tarry you. I will have love ]M*rt to accord him at k-ast a negative and nwri< or nothing! Yun do not support Mr. Vinal, tbe Unitarian cler­ know no, tr; none uf you here seem to gyman, was in fact, from an unworldy know ne. I am In American girl, and point of view, a tolerably inoffenriyo I will natbe tergained away or buried match. He was studious, decorous anfl alive 5y ay one! Yuu shall see," sb© endowed with grave and nnobtrnrive^ ndded risig and walking ttfhc veranda manners. He was not hrsdstaac; but there was a certain nuwculiv? concentra­ and take ere of inysrif! Yes shall see tion in his close set gray eyei r.ufl lung that Pnrfiwr Dorinuu- taught me some­ narrow chin which was not in itself un thing woh knowing:” pleating. [ jiw-Ynx'- was unable to stand up His voice, if somewhat tenth, was against a tccaudon uf blows like this, rer-onaut and assured: and, coming as it delivered0}' ont: whom he had heretodid from a chest apt -areally so incapa­ tun Fupf'^.1 t-J be the type of gentlecious, produced a sensation of agrvMible 1 ocs. ,-\nd docility. Hu mind was narsurprise. It would ha vp been unreason­ ruv an<j.low to adapt iteelf to new imable not to respect thj man, and churl­ prssion, and it would hnvo taken him e. ish no! to feel,amiably disposed toward log tipe to frame a suitable reply to liim; hr it for Beatrix it'was impossible ,M« Rraddph’s unexpected attack. But to love lam. He lived in a little white th oiqnrtuuity was not allowed him. wooden homo with green blinds, close For ns Beatrix stood by the window, to tbe white, green blinded church. He vth flushed check* and glowing eyes, posseMed on imposing library, in which nd ter heart beating harder than usual was not a single book that Beatrix could rith L«4ignant emotion, her glance fell have brought herself to read, and the ipon two figure < advancing arm in arm main object of his endeavors was. apjmrjp th< avenue. One of them aho recog­ cntly, to make all the rest of the world tbe other was unknown. But think and Hr. Hke Limalf. M«»n nised „!“J »■*» a * thoorh he ftmmvwl nr«.—■ Ktrnn*e tingle of anuapatmn went ttonghh. approved of tonne, be neither o.™,, u_ nerves. s *hin, — . go­ throrgh her Something was knew nor cared anything abou: it Mr. Vinal began his operations by a ing *» happen—something great. soxuethin: for her! The crisis of her fate was private interview with Mr. Randolph, from which he came forth with a coun­ forit Therefore she did not start or tenance whom aerenity made Beatrix’* heart rink. The dialogue which follower cryjut, but only smiled with nn air uf bewtifnl triumph, when Hamilton JooeWM of extreme interest to both of them "Have yon made any plans rogardiax lyx relinquishing the arm of his compaion, ran up the steps of the veranda, your immediate future?’ tte minister tegnn, in an unembarrassed and buri- toJc both her hands in his, and said as bent toward her: neaflike tone. "We cannot doubt, you “My dear girl, I bring you fame and know, that providence, in bringing this affliction upoc you, has had some wim artanel” and merciful end in view. Yon have CONTINUED. talents; perhaps but for this yon might have kept them folded in tbe napldn. _ Adversity ------- - ------------forces us. out « of our imatut natural . My * Ule Mu been toM hr idltauM, and etin>uUt<-_. ns to tur utiax ‘r*r<"r’ « a rare with wolre. aetou tbe meam we hare to win our on wa, in !?“*? * R»“>a- SSometlme. oalj ^world. • >> n ’Have — ™‘S.S? waj in ±S!!? yoo tkoaghtof raT.^ ilWDi ‘ ooaotx, „ . . eouirtry Ihouwids vunxnl In ■ 1 It.a. 7^trix^.,t4nt, “Ktin: he wm not! amMketh tainting cf marrying ter after nil. Tre >utnvu<w. The tk.l wenpon, with wklnh teen thinking I might give k«3» on ,or-’ b llr- '''eft-'* GoMen !»»»,' Ae She h^pep.1 to MeUtaJ Diwnvery. ThU renowoeti tea- fooling too totrohth foots gloom tc ■at of intern. -- — ..... .......... uiuvni-putiurr an<i reKtercr of atrvngth known to the world. For III forms of sctofuknis affectkms (and oouax'.mptioB is one of them). It Is wnequak Mei yin Bin< tetn. of Clio, took a mixtare ■ V �A MICHIGHT MARAUDER. My husband has broached a theory that ------ ■---- w------- plants can see. • fore • — -—namely, ■ ■ .J, that creeping ..p, pHMIVOW,*. rtW, j or at any rate have some faculty equaling tight- He was sitting in tho veranda with out- foot up against a laryo jilllnr, near to which grows a kind of convolvulus. It* tendrils were leaning over i nto the veranda, and to Roberts surprise .he presently no­ ticed that they were visibly tutaiu? to­ ward hta leg. He remn,in»*d tn tho same petition, and in leas than un bour tiio ten­ dril* had laid themMlvrsbver hta leg. Thin wc* in the early m.-.ruing, and when at breakfast be told mo of this ditcovery we <k-:ormi!.-cd to tnuko further experi­ ments, When we wat out into the ve­ randa tho tend rib hail turntai their heads bock rathe railing In disgust. We got a pole :«•;<! leaned it up ngninrt the pillar, quite twd vc Inches (rum t lie nearest .‘.prays of convolvulus. in ten minutes they Lad licgnn to carve thcmsL-lrcs in that direction, aud acted exactly as yon might fan ay a vir;- stow snake would do if ho wished to nwh any­ thing. The upper tendrils twnt down and the side ones curved Lhemrahe*: until they tonchfd tlte pole, mid in a few hours were twisted quite round it. It was on the aide aw;.y from the light, and excr.pting the faculty of «i<bt. wc can think of no ctber tBcaua by which tbo tendrils could bo r.waro ’.bat tbe pole had been placed tharo. They had to turn away from tbo light to reach it, nnd they set tbcmsclvft; In motion visibly within a few mihUt^Bi cf the pole's iieing there — Mrs. King’s Letter. COTTON PICKED BY 11nscm Iu the. Field. VTMY SWALLOWS MIGRATE .. The eracnrial feature of th® machine ta THE CHANGING SEASONS. KP £d£W or spindles projecting through and froni u hollow aflitnler. These finger* are ten inche* long, and have at iht end a Experienced Old Traveler* Lrusli or tip of fine wire, nnd set in four grooves radially is hnm- hair, clipped so it prujeote ft-oni thofluger»nboutone-twelfth of an inch, tho tip and the hairs on the iftkrtbcneir and Vader Pharaoh'* XUard. ni.ln being tho moon* of getting the cotton Fresh mnrninss, fresh evening*. Bum­ from tho i»olh. The fingers nrspindle* arv mer on tbe wing, nutum'n treading clonnly given a i. hirHng motion by a systom oT .•’.ft»*r her. Tho beech tree.) tipped with cog gear Inclosed withia tho cylinder. grqfl; the Haws, a sheet •£ yellow, shed­ Moving forward, the cylinder revolves, ding their ieav.-t -every hour. In the garthe Cngerscouw In-contoct with the cot­ du|i then: c.re lingering nr.r.xmcr fiowenq ton. the whirling mailed of tho fingora en­ pah, pitiful bkromM of tiw last bud that tangle thocotton lint,and it ta plekwi, o-ipaln on th? spike* nt the evening prim­ then .carried upward and Isfckward until rose cr dttngle from tLo tips of tho cleaned from the tlupers by brushes and thrown into rc^epcitoie* holding aixty A$tl ulotig tho tops of tho roofs, on (lie pounds of seed cotton. telegraph wires, on tho thatched edges vf, Tho revolutions arc m> timed tbnt the tl,®It.it.’r, d tutor the swallow*. It is time fitters which jfroje: t at tho spokra of a furtiieir flight and they nr» discussing it, wheel strike tho plant witbouJL a raking while ©very now and again coqu«di<h!y motion, for that would damage the plant pluming their bright fenthvra. They »it in No injury cou’cs to th? k.if or boll- from ehmrere, noma facing ot»o way, some an­ running the machine over tho plant. other. To th© casual observer they seem With a width of four feet, length seven menely ,*;rovpcd Imphauxrd, twittering in feet and height five and one-half trot, the bird fashion on no matter wbat. But on© machine, cmnploto, weighs about 1,300 ean lmnglnt* u nvtbod ui their grouping, a pounds, and ta of easy draught for two subject tor thdr cun venation. They are mule*. talkin'; cf their ether Lome, tho winter Thursday a party of gent lemen went to home in the ItiBita on th? other side of the the Ruffner place, on the Robbonvilte road, and saw the Campbell machine In Some cf tho young one* born in cold operation. England have never rat:i this country. The rows were, libyanta long, and were Moreover;- they arc Wla aml.dtaincHned for gone over twice, the result being Um cotton A Clamaylng tilt uf Family History. • was cleanly *pi<Aetl ou| of the bolls, the flight. - Why should they migrate, they The tfeslro to know cbontona'sancestor*, machine being d • thorough in this respect demand. Why leave their pleasant Lirthwhich estate in a greater or less degree iu- -»s the finger* of the negro. No injury to ptare, where there r.rc plenty of flier, to be every one, ho* bccoraa so strongly devcl-, foliage, bolls or branches of the plant was enughf, nnd thu midday sunshine falling on the tllbi Is wanp tbrouali their feath­ <x»?J in u certain man that from being a noted. ers! Then tbo old Uinta fall to telling of hebtu it ho* al:n*x t Iwomc nmaria. Hta in tbe muniiog, when the cotton was name ta rather an uncommon m-e, and r'.igbtly damp, a gathering from one-row lhe benulie* cf tiioso southern lauds, of tho home to-rhich they will take their chil­ whenever l»o sots it in print, he at once nr*.de by the machino weighed a little more writes to tlie por-u-Mir of it to inonirv for thm thirty pounds; flic waste, knocked on dren. D:F»T.CkXT oflKfOXS. dcudtatot tho fmnti^hbtory. Thus he is the ground by th* machine, was praked up . There la a bole ut Athcus, a crack in tbn in cr : r?--ndem-u with people all over the by hand and weighed .five ounces. In the Metope cf tbe Parthenon. Yaw after year swuntry ut» it*:- subject, and ha even makes afternoon, with the ootton perfectly dry, tbo old swallowa rv.lurn there, always to long j >ur^v. x to trace lsrar:che.*i»f the fain- the cutton picked weighed over tweuty- ODd!Cbo*umBpl:;?c unaltered by time. If ucht pounds, and tki> waste picked up you want a homo that time shall never She begged us iti a tier.itling whtaper to TL-.* •-vnlturt) of t’,-.* fnmih camo to weighed nearly throe and one-half pontids. alter, say another pair, go to Egypt. We : early tv. <. centuries ago, but conn, and got itu» be*! with her, Sister Cor.::, . The time :nndo was- about nve |»un'l* a always go to Egypt and nest io under thu llrkii, a very rock of bravery, took the tl: . I-. . I ti <>:u> of the branches wur. up- minute, or JUI rounds aji hour/ Allowing lxi-.nl uf a ruined Pbarnoh. Ho was- tha although Sumi* >-f time, liberally, f»r emptying tbe recep­ father of hta people, say tho hreroglypha, side next to the teut wall facing the dlr -c- pnrentiy lest sight lion of tl;?: sounds, i defs-uded tbe otl t-r hta »:.-srt udnnts r.iru long ufterwr.nl Leoni tacle* stepping tor repairs, meals, and *o years ago when the world waa young. Bnt - * .x-d. To hupplr^hv minting link on. the mudline could cavily work ion nuw ho only abtiters tbe Lipls. Hough side o' .’.:s shaking gai. tryiaq to rpassun-— her. wbiloat theram-t;m>? I v :wdcb~.i!ug I in t!,e . ucalogici:Lenaiu,man . _ who ta hour* a dr y . nd would gather 3,(K9 pounds nnd pugged bo stands: you would think whether the robtan would not be more apt nt.-. ioi:‘ ‘to !«.•:■> .i about hi his forvtatiiera ’• ’it u total expjn.w uf not more i han f" per• ‘ there vra* no gBUtlcnees about him, yet lio to come t hrough the ofaming at the cad of rerotilly w :>■ to B:wton, hoping rr» dta- day, making the total cost of tho picking; la very kind to CM. The rand of th® desert th£g«it, aml*-» ntt ad: n>e first. ts.ivcr .n the Hbmrioa there soniu of tht in- ’for i-.ch bate 31.30. At present prices the1 ho® burled him up to hfr. knew, L:it it There wc lay, hritiing our brostlj, onr fnnhntinn be wiu after. He racur d a big cost is fully IW.—Waco Day. •niver jaatetrates behind hta beard where heart* throbbing in onr throate, and ell btaror;. uf l.ost.m ns.d sure enough" found wo live. our existti.cn merged in tbe one ,-cu.-e of his siiroamr in'tlw index. "Bexurifal.YtrJta," chirp* another. *'Ye*r Witha f. -. Hah bar te !»turned beak to . it drive-.. mcdisUnctoi. now and then, toI after year Ijpo there, i: ml rejoice when I hearing. t Th© Ateps < ;jgc'nearer and nearer, until the png? indicated, wta:ro l:c learned that see grown up people, *«utcu*cd <>t p<Mra.vdng; »« tile v.hlto torr.iccH betweep the blue sky the ancestor whom he knew laths tt lasttl:.*,.- .;iopp*d behind I&axhcr WiUta common ranra, toudihign subject with kid; । and the blue sen; such »kiiu nnd sea* as tent. W« heard a .'ambling among tin- "luul early in the tart wntury been com­ gloves whoa they ought to roti up their■ ( yon will find nowhere ©be”—• pans and dial.es. TJiere w.ts no utistaking pelled to h .i-a *k*loa l»* c--tura ho had Leon •‘lecvroand go in fur han! work. Thu «cu-. “Save in the bay of Naples,*[ interrupt* now the inlrmkr’a intentiou*. Will as­ piucn«s* bring* manygeixl Ideas u» nought. aaothcr, for tho dlMcbadon is waxing fast sumed a tune of th© deepest Imiks p_-. ib]e TLe rerann h.*r dro:»,x:d tbe volume and I1:ey an* fed ou promieus and 5 o*< lock tens. and furiou.-, as each bird twitta*t*< tbe praise for hiftoytah throat and rolled bravely, fled, and hta interest Jn Isis genealogical “I dare not •waits upon* I wtmM” iu of bU winter hmne. “The Lay of Naplre “If you don’t clear out of’here I'll know , *tudifj has never since : .'.n wliat it once a manner to make Lady M.u-beth uae। for twitter* the hurt speaker, “blue was.—New Y«tk Tribtluv. the raltaoa why!" worse language than bit© did formerly. □nd troad, with plenty of shatter under Thera was a pau*e, and then the noi?c of Wont of e:irnc*tce*M ui the cauraof thh tep­ tbe balconies of the clustering bouses, and . nevus* the .Ay L'nata a law clood of smoke, idity. Society means chaff. Enthutiasm How important Lite iusignific mt mud of is a.- obnoxious ,m th* plague. To bn f>a*- th« smoko of-VesuvitiH, while nnderfoot fainter a* the step* retreated from tbe tent. V'elislciitd treat bices ly. expecting ©vrry one cent may beepiuetu men under certain sensed of an idea which you are ready to de­ lie the buried dtltscf the pa«t, fur more moment’.heirreturn. Wo did not doubt circumstanced is wen daily nt the New fend with blo-.xt and troaxiire in to be a nuis­ wonderful than your pyramids and Pbathat tli-'ihstant whistle meant re-enforce­ York end of tbe Fulton ferry. Al S o'clork ance. You are worra tbau a crimimU; you rnohM. See Naples ami then die, my p. ni. the ticket sellers change the toll are a Ixirt*. To bore is to commit unpar­ friend.*!. iJonw and sro Nnp!**.” ment front a confederate But thesUps’did not return. The long from t wo cent* to one cent to uctom modatc donable tin. Flutter!! forward then an c’tl swallow hours wore «wny; -dawn came and found the thousands that use the ferry at that ite! Stanley crore Africa nnd Jamas Gor­ wliore irings nro nut so strong as th ora of us wont out by the e.xcitemenu Th* light hour. Fur Knew minutes before the urns’ don Bennett tie the American flag tu the these caper young creatures. Wonderful reassurvit us, and wc fell asleep for a xborr cent sign appears at the window* a large north pule, and both will be feted after ta the story that it. tell*: hdw one year, nap. In the midst of our dream* my crowd of Brooklynites gather* in South thty bare nrectnulbkcd their self ap­ while hitting uu its De*t under the eaves of mother’s cheerful voice broke in: “Wc had street, and tho ticketwlier has little to do. pointed taxks. I ccattM auciety patrou- tn Engltah house, a hand wan put out a strange vjsitpr lost night.’ Come ami see Office boys and shop girl*, to whom six izrs succere in noy form—but iquntor from th*.* vindow close by and rhe ffightcents is a considerable part of the weekly and north pole must not Le mentioned in । ennl bird captured. It lay Btill in the thA trnro* he Las left!’’ to allow two or three ------ . . are willing -------- -----j- j advance. Columbun nmy discover Ameri- hand of its captor, too frightened to brent be. Wc drca*e4 quickly and followed her to earnings, the rear of the tents. There wt-saw on the boau to sierra away tu Brooklyn while < co. but he won’t be invited to dine out or expect ing speedy dpath every iastaut. K ...-------f(ir liU plwtogrBpb unlll ho mujnu. wgit c.. for •>.tbe rvdna-d1---------fare. n... But----------these t0 AN OU) SWAL14JW * FTtnnr. soft, rain soaked ground rhe four looted •thry “But no—one wing was stretched out, tracks of a cowl She had evidently bnen people are not uumerotta In the waiting astontaheil at the appearance of this enor­ crowds about the door. him right. Why wasn’t,, hi: funtnnt with and under it wns fastened with sealing Business m.-txpf independent means anti one hemisphere.1 Why ant let well enough J wax n tiny scrap of white paper. Than the mous white mushroom in the midst of her window was opened nnd tbe bird ?vt free, qld liaunta. .'-nd had stuck her noraiu curi- clerks of genvroa* income are the waiting alone?—Kate Field’s Washington. tt'bnt a weight it was, that liule mi»»ive. otuly ami tumbled dv-.-r the kitehen dtahe*, ones. Even in damp, cold weather the I almost mere than t!>c bird could l*ear. and ’’’hat wn* pur robber. Our tragedy was a crowd ta there, nnd in It the ts ket. sellers recognize men who puruhnra tickets in comedjwter alt- Youth s Companion. The FarnUoue island* art nbottt- thirty to firmly secured that all the peaking npd quantities so that the saving i* but u half mile* from tbe mouth of Son Fraodtaco pluming sh* did failed to remove it. Micenj. If the weather ta too dnuign-eubk- or bay, off the coast of California, and are the jrating limo came; sbouid she evex crore Drugring tho Literary Marte t. I asked un editor the secret of such small it a friend happen* along a party uf wait­ homes of innumerable sea fowl*. When ibe sea? She was u timid bird, and always . percentage of accepted manuscripts, nnd ers will adjourn to n tafc opposite where n San Francisco first began toblamom outnx ireoded tl at crorelcg. How waa it to be he said: “It may be all summed tip in the little money is spent, and n* anon a* tho a city her constant cry was for egg*. There tccnmplubed with that burden under her single statement, which every editor knows first one cent boat ta ready to start they l being no |>oultry raisers on U>> co*->t ma.lc tving? On many r. vessel did she rest, to he true, that there is an enormous quan­ rnsh madly across to tlie terry itoura an if the egg want one hard u> gratify. To sup­ many a tin*' thought tbnt she must fall tity of utter trash l>eiug written, which their lives depended un their taking that ply this want tbe project of Mealing the into the waste of water*. Fortunately for eggs of the gulta ami muhra that ncsl by her the crossing was. fair and calm, nnd should never go into open niarket People boat.—New York Telegram. the thousand ou tho FaraJlono Islands was thankfully she fluttered down upon tbe are writing who have no lundnera with a . • tried, and, proving sucresaful, has ever :rr«8 on tbe other side. pen in tbeir hands, for they don’t know “Even then it wns a long way to thesun- : He bought a guitar and practiced tar six since been one of t he unique west coast in­ wliat to do with it. These •literary mis­ ihicc, nnd her strength had nearly given fit*’ are drugging the magazine offiecs and long, weary mouth*. But nt the end of dustries. Tho birds of (be island are too plentiful opt when she reached Florence the Fair absorbing tbe time cf the ‘readers.’ Their that time n smile at joy lit up his wa» and wd sank down into an empty nret left by manuscripts must be read, for you never weary taco, and bls brow grew mdlantfwith to count or even estimate, a* may be in­ Kituo avrallow under it projecting root Joy ns he Inspected the corm on the tljumb ferred from the fact thru, tho egg gatherers know where yon may find gold. Thorn* who lived in tbo house noticed tbe “School girls by the droves are handling of hts right hand. The hour was P jj. m., often bring in 500 doxen eggs per day. treary bird and took bor In. Did they the pen, utterly insensible to its purpose. and n* he wandered through the stilly sight Thta, however, gives but a partial idea of mean to kill her? No, they had seen the Women who cannot oven spell the names to the boarding house where she lived; and their immense Durutxwj, a groat many of paper under her wing and relieved her of of thdr own towns correctly want their directly under that window .which 1 had the Dcsts U*ing inaccessible and many the burden. They still kept her in their ‘say’ in prink Of course they Dever get it, been no often sanctified by her presence, he others devastated by the rivalry of tbe bands while they read the message brought but they use up the time of the clerical commenced to toot: (Twang, twang, Wm.) birth, themselves. The egg bneinres of tbe from across tbe sea. It was written in “1 wandered b-i-l the brookxide (ding, islands ta conducted by a company, who force all the same.”—E. W. Bok’s Lecter. dang, boo). I wandered b-i-l the mill"— jiay th<5 collector* five cents a dozen for French, anil ran thus: ‘Will any one who nnd the *ash was gently raised with q gathering them. Thu wmlsuh ta from May jiids this bird daring the winter notify the tame at the following address?* and then crash, and a deep bare voice yelled ont: “I There are a thousand and one ways in vtah aa you fall Into your brook off your to August, which, even at 400 doaeu a day, I ixme-th ft were written the name and adwhich the •’actually or apparently under brooksidc and trown yourself in dose mill, makes the annual tianwHC about 5(XUX» 16 years old" cigarette smokers may in­ odor I plow my vtaedl end call a pollseid­ egga—St. Louis Kepublic. : A flutter of indignation passe* through dulge tlwir habit, juxt. as easily as though ie ner." Il was cruel of her to have changed, tho swallows after bearing her story there wns never a cigarette law in exist­ bcr room without tatting liim know.—Ex­ “And you, my dear, what did they do to In tbe crowded thoroughfare* of the you?” they all inquire of the heroine. ence. A pair of youngsters actually under change. ; east side there uro old women working as 16 years were walking along Washington “They let mo go, and I flew,, and flew, street merchant-* whose stock in trade street, downtown, with cigarette* in their never renting until I reached Cairo. Ah, I constat* of broken eggs. Tbeir eggsnre was frightened! 1 have never been again mouth.*. One asked. “How do you get An eminent authority says-. “It ta ex­ fresh, bnt chore taa ’ t a whole egg in their to thoee places.” tremely difficult to commit the crime of •‘Got an unde that keeps a cigar store," murder in such an accurate and honest collection. Of some eggs the white is gone “They were scientific people who torrplied the other. ’ How do you get way that it shall tattafy tho speciflcattou* and only the yelk remains. Of others half »red you,” *ay the other swallows sympa­ tbe shell and half tho contents are missing. yours’” of the statute. Unless the would be mur­ The poor people of tbe neighborhood com* thetically. “They have no consideration. “My big brother buy* them far me.' derer take legal counsel buforohand and with tin pafta to buy these relics of eggs Buffalo Express. follow instruction* minutely he will fail for fire or six rent.* n dosen. The street igh they know quite well that nature nine rimes iu ten. however sincerely ho The chrooologB of the Rev. Canon Cin- may try. Anybody can kill a man, but he merchant deftly pick* up throe broken only toll them half the truth.” quemani ta an ingenious clock, and oon- cannot do it in first degree murder style egg* one after another, and empties thdr A roCKG OXK ANSWERED. content* into the tin pail*. She toys them atau of a single toothed escape wheel, without counsel and care."—New York of the wholesale dealer*as damaged goods, which propels a pair of pallets and tbe :lea on old swallow with and sells them at a small profit. Res pendulum. In addition to this there is a chain of lead balk, cne of which ta dis­ Georgv M. Pullman, tho palace car multisent know, never! They cannot find the charged over u aevolving dram every millioosirt, mads Uta first money in Chi­ that their competition raises tbe price.— hoitt in Pharaoh’s beard, tho cracks in the cago by lifting old houses with jackscrews. New York Journal. Metope of the Parthenon. They used to wheel going, and by another contrivance He would take contract* for this sort of jay that we went under the water, would work, and was not abovo handling the strike the hour* and quartera. you Ixlievc it.’ or that wo slept head downThe shawls nnd cwrpato of India bar. ln the sandbanks; in hole*, like our bars himself. Alexander Lloyd, a friend ft>r thdr wlw. TM> tteaud Out of the average half a million letters of Pullman at that time, and also a me­ long ta«a> . tinx, w u deetarod. thw w>»« that arrive daily in Berlin 10,000 uro iu- chanic, afterward became mayor of Chi­ jopuUritl U partly du. to th. briUUncy uxl pcrmxpm® ot tfedya «cploy«l. aad aoon_th,. „M ta whleh wrtfMmt.lv addresbud or uro Dot addresaed cago, but died in destitution. ,«rtjr u> thebwtpotdosu, tint. Ulto which tbomwPcor Hn«= w oothat all. some only bearing the names of tbe addressed. Thirty-three post officials are Leproey ta infectious, and iu microbe the colon, ora blcndc-1. The dsurc. «c tn-l3t too odd .now." Mt.f wbrn than* ltrs ryra>T?i«Lrk-nl . ant tn ... ....... .. __ __ •__ cept When they are geometrical, are apt to kept constantly at work for ten hours a has been discovered. The microbe han And then rue young swallow to_wham day sorting and redirecting these letters. great vitality, as it has been found in be rudely drawn. the south is unknown’impertinently in­ It ta u matter of aurpriss to learn that quires. “It yon'urc all so foud of the booth bodire which bad long been dead. The The sacred writings oTthe Chinese, com­ germa may be introduced into the Bystem work so arttatib as tbe wer.v-ng of the why <m earth, did you leave it is the paring with our Bible, are the Five by iDoeatatioo, by inhalation or with tho wonderful fabrics which caacot Vsequ^eal iprix:?’’ It ta nhraya the ■*©c-ig that make thro- fiippanlinquiriea, Xik.ng quexwings,* he word “Kings’’ n: x. ting web of food. Every case, therefore, become in our mills ta every pari .done on Um tfam* whkh nobody ranan&wc . The older rudest of looms, end by little i>oy* of ksr doth. It can be traced hue*. about th* cannot reply. Th®y do not know than 12 years of age.—Youtlrf* Cumpaniou. swallow* year I ICO IL C. __________ th:' autra of tbo luipul-w that eorapel* Osman. of Cavallovit. Turkey, is proba­ In the four-in-hand knot the bead of the bly the oidast man in tbe world. Ho ha* w.a-n+n to r<» proved'.at rrTtivAi.bhl he be haa has lived 160 !: Fond Husband—And what does my lib ■ pin must fall in the center of the crura fold A.... documeate upon its lower riDL glTing tho effect of yv*nu Osman receive* a yearly pension i ti8 wife Wtah to do today? .■ holding the knot firm at that most critical from tbe sultan. ■ Pampered Young Wife— Plcoe, I wouR point. -_______ _ --------------------------‘ like to live in tho moon. The summer we camped in the Adirondarks a time of heavy awrum. storms un Llv----- - wm --- ----­ mg, as it seemed, in the very workshop of nature, with only a stretch of cotton to protect us, we had a newaanseof bcr.awfulnera and grandeur.- One night, we sat long in the doorwny of oar tent, watching tho great trees l**nd and *way us flu* wind ru*be<l boisterously through the bra nr he*, rhe fttSing o' our nwn danger added to the excitert-tnt <»£ the worm. A few nights before one of those tall piac* hod snapped it* great trunk and fallen acrus* a neighboring tent within a few feet of where the family lay asleep. We were thinking of tbif tu> tho wind flapped the’ canvas wall* in llttiu undula­ tions, and the great block shadow* danced to and fro on the white root It was long fam our usual Iwxltime whttt we separated for the night, Th© tiding tenia were added like wluga to the central square, which was dicnifiod with the uime of “tilting room.” Brother Will occupied the rear teat aicarest t|ie cpoklng ttaaartmcat. Stator Helen end I, with our school friend Kate, occupied the left wing, while mother wa-. aloe® io the right w ing. We were trying tu forget tho noise* that filled onr cst* and were ju*t fqfiing into n dreamy half eonsciousue^.whrn suddenly, in a lull of the storm, wc heard sound* more terrifying than •he roar of the wind, Stealthy stcp* enm? creeping through the woods, rustling the leaves nnd snapping the twigs. Nearer and nearer they ap­ proached onr tent, then thoy pauaetl and in an interval between the guti* wo beard a low whistle now us, Hk:> an nnawcr far up in the woods. * Onr nearest neighbor was about a mile away. Father had gono to the city, leav­ ing my IS-yenr-olu brother as our sole prov\tor. We did not h::ve thi? oonfldcace in lire boy’s abilities which lie had in hims.h’. Even th*.* fact that hta shotgun vraa under hta bed diil not st. s->;>re for lie wqa uni formlj uu*ticera*fu! m hi* aim. We w»*re helpleu-i in tiuit great loneij fonwt. Boor Kate, our imaginative little friend. Apart altogether from Injury to health. leaded to by msdft. •js kc in oppotfapu lo the bill. Aldrich presented his cloture r/sohniou taler m the afternoon,*with thr request that It hr on the table und be printed. The honra after Itateumg'.-to the reading of the joiirnal and approving it. and hear­ ing the spvaktsr’*- atmottmtotneut of as*ign-. meat of several members to <wuindfcgteA adjourned until Friday M'AraiXGTv.i Citv. Det. 2A-After same routine business-. Morgan occupied the time until tho morning hour expired m diteusriu* his proposal .•.n.endtncbt rd the eleutious hill. McPb«raoti tsmcluded bi« argument against the bill, aa«i the rannt ■■ st 12:44 p. ju. adjonroed until Satur­ day noon. ’ u■ ■ j W.UHtXSTOX Cl nr, Dec. 2T.—The house only met for a few minute yesterday, did. no bu-meo at^i mtjuu.-r.ed until Tnwday WAfiiiuiuTos* -errr, D«*t. a». - Eighteon ranators, with the vice president, a«setnbled,at noon Saturday in the senate ehamher. Tbe chaplain pmyad. nnd then, ou motion o? Hoar, the n-uate kdjouruetl. The programme previotidy arrans*1 had been csrrn-4 out, and tbe senate, which had refused u» tnk«* the usual holiday recess, adjourned Without ttatiactiug busWash;ngtos C’rrr, Dec. 30.—In chosen uto yesterday the qnestiou of the legality of the action uf the Id.um Ifgtaluturc in fleeting thro* MtU&lori wa» discussed, and the creden'.iili .of the Idaho >er.;itora ■Shoup and McConnell; were refereed to the M.iurtittr--’ on privileges nnd elcctiODK Fhoup. .mu ever, was sworn in. Tho bill to relieve ’the inhMbitauts of Gallup, N. M.. was pawed. Aldrich presented the cloture resolution, of which he had given notice, and It was allowed to.lie on the ta­ ble. Stewart gave notice ttot be would ask the senate after the morning hour to­ day to take up ihefin.-ureia! bill.-The elec­ tions bill wns taken up. and Hiacock and Hour sp-.ike in support of it. * IN0 Nairaon* W ooh, Ctd ▼ Heartburn* Ci pation, Fullness, Food Disagreeable Tastp, Hi uw Wjf JACOBS OU Stablemen and Sfockaen. No more of this I THE NATIONS ARE INVITED. l uclc sam »t.onpat the World’* Approval. WAflb’.XGros City, Dec. i’> —The previ.i*ut yesterday »*ui*l n procUinuttiou In viting the Hstiuns u-’ the world to show their progress at clie Chicago world’s fair in I* 1 He rays that proof of th» sufliUtjncy of iDBani has been prosenteti olid that ‘.n'.d exposition will be ujK.-ned Jtf*y 1, 13U3,.ia the city uf Chicago and remain upon Until the irat Thursday o* October uf lhaatine year. The invitation ta «s Ici- .io.l In the asm'.- of the frwarr.ment and of' the pwpta of the I'idtcd State., I do hereby invu**ll the nation* .if the rartli ( .> take j»«rt in an «*-!)’ tlist fe pre-emtaent in b.tmian liistory and of iwring interne ta mankind, by apIMjintlmr re,-nommure* thereto, and sending .«uvh exhibits t 'lie Wurid’s Columbtau expoadhiii a* wiU mo.* fitly nnd fully '.ill warsin ll»-ir own rcvourcM. ;h<rtr uulustrfe*. and thoir pra^rtMta clvtUxatlun. THE ‘ COLCHESTEB" KUBRJEB CO. make cdl thrtr rt>r«e vrftlt tssMe cf iheeT Bnaa wtt* Cail for the "Col^mttr** FEMININE FIRE FILTERS. Foht Podge, Iu.. D.*c 28.-Mam!* Crawford and Bertha Loomta, two prett) IG-yeaxTold girls, by their pluek and*pres­ ence of min i averted a disastrous tire here Friday evening Th* two girl» while alone in the Craw fond house discovered that, the roof was on fire. The girl** dragged a heavy bidder fromi^p back yard, and with wonderful strength reared ft to the Wax­ ing roof. The garden how was then con­ nected with the hydrant, and Craw­ ford held ihe swaying ladder while Mlu Ixwinta managed to «rawl to the root There the girl handled th* bora iu such * manner that after a short ilgiu the thunro were subdued. —> ADHESIVE COUNTERS. G. G. SPAULDING, HUSTJHQSJ ' BOSTON DRT GOODS STORE. FORGING RIGHT AHEAD Destructive Blase at UnrlJnfrUMi. la. Fveusoton, la., Dea St—At a late hour Marr A Duff have doubled , tbeir store Just night, a Are whleh 'turted in Band’s capacity nnd now they liave one of the mammoth furniture store was still burn­ finest, beat lighted and nicest equipped ing. While a number of m*::i were carry­ stores that caabe found in the County and ing out furniture from the bnilding the (nty. walls fell ill. am! it is feared that, one, if Our store now is 42 by 85 ft. eyarj- corner not more, were crushed beneath the of iron and brick. Ffrrmau rinrmdu was as well lighted as another. We would also thrown down and injured intrrnalhrbe- mention that we made our old Cloak Room slde^ suffcring a number uf bruises. The (which wna 18 ft by 20 ft) into a Udtea k«w foots up so far in tbe neighborhood Waiting Hoorn and Toilet Room. Thhs is an of «f»,000._______________ Improvement that we think will be mock appreciated after a long and tirary ride, a place to real y ourselves and ettadren. of natural ga* completely wrecked th* readeuce of E HerkulU anil dangcroutly injured Mr*. H*rkoltx Saturdly. Thaga.*-pipe in theoella* wasle&lriug and an.open dour allowed it to reach a stove, when it ignited. The Woman wa® burned terribly about the., fare and ha a.is. Her thore children in the house escaped uninkmw In order to make thing* UNUSUALLY LIVELY In our Mammoth Establishmebt we Putting Out Specialties MAfiOX City, la., Dea 20.—The racoud All the tinse. attempt to wreck the west-bound MilwauOur specialties for the p kae ;>a**eagcr train wa» mrole Friday night. your Choice of *eventy-fije As the train was about half way between Rudd and Floyd Creating, ruuuiug at the rate of thirty., mile* on hour, ft plunged into a pile ot tin* and rtones piled upon the track. Tin* engine was somewhat dam­ ped. but no further Injury was done Ladies Newmari NSW York, Dee. 30.—Tbe diamond and jewelry store at Albert Jahn at 380 Eighth avenue ta in charge of the sheriff** office. Jahn has been mirtibg ainve Christmas, put out and sold for $5.00, Your Just think of ft. You that stay be yours. We! found therein the caotained only one on the Bargain Ctmuter S •upper cent and a tat of poo! ticket* on the Guttcnburg races. Jackets for That! wll be closed « St. Leris. D.t tU—Tho following arc the result* of tbe six dayn’ goaa you-please mutch whiemended Sunday at midnight: Uot*l value fur til xxarvy. shb Harty, Slsautas. bum*, Moore, -wM»re. flOh. war, Mewdw, .umuer, BOB; IXXJ; ■ O»Mm. I®. Cw^b. <» NoUa. «t * the u Hswtey. ar. Th© g^ receipts m*9U to about W.Wti. of which the men who. Beslsh! «vd W mile* Trectoed half Hetty p*. about KN* 11 cents.. . niuratttw* to For 82. �AST Central rallrwd has just n pound. The InterrwwtMa e*tiDg ftattira of tt»e transa on is the fact tl<al tte w>W tariff on steel re is just and a hdlf rents a pound. ------------------------- r tariff >■ a tax, paid by tbe ™<f-umrr, what i# the cost of labor and rew malHeis in steel Tte ebareh* prosper and tte aatoow dCA^0 percent. Increase ta the dinner pall brigade ta Hasting*. Rev. Hawley and wife will attend, a goMaa wedding In Kalamazoo Wednesday. K Michael Doster, town treasnrer. visited took °’r*'r • Woodland. We cannot complain of poor roada. ST 14. MW«. Mrs. C. 11. Snyder I* very sick. . Charley Wood Is able to be about. Albert Berkeley say# that It Is a fine toy at hi* boure and that it's his treat. We tear that one of our village boys I* ■ F"r Wage-Karwas*. spend ink’ a short time In Grand Rapids ^|lr torture later *> rwdtesly feeding on bread and water. a»l ray *> oar Ur,,T r<u Our school is eJooetl for a two weeks' dwriJi -lf :1 oa true, te Bllegcd. that they vacation. will teo nent to m-U their product* toour Our reading circle will meet on Friday evening at John Velte’*. ' paopl- nt present prices tea* the duly? Christmas passed off quietly with no ex­ They tew this pririlege, as they nre citement worthy of mention, except a fight ' only n-qnted to py the tariff to lf|«S at the Christmas tree, I ‘vtelr wares into competllimi with products C. C. Dean has been quite tick. Elmer McArthnr and Rose Geiger were of dfluwutic industries. Their dlswtlsfac-‘ married on (Christinas by llev. Jacokt•».. ti.rfi with this arrangement is proof tbaj.Several otter marrlnges wore liooked for they desire the substitute of M>m.' urmng*Christina* but failed to eonneeL m-nl ’iK*re favmabie for lhW*ewes. Our tax collector is busy taking tn taxes. , Harry Banbiilt luul a severe experience Their desire is to sell to our propio more on Christmas. Hta cart wheel broke and , ®»ods than are bonght sbniad. and underr precipitated him on the ground. The this increased demand they hope for ai horse then proceeded to demolish the cart . chanre to iacrease prices, a* they invaria­. which bo did in good style, but Harry I* a brave boy and decided twt to lose his bly have d<a»e wtenewr opportunity offerride, lie therefore hitched hl* horse to Charles lane’s buggy and had driven but But Inasmuch n« the necessities of our: a short distance when tlie.horse made a . people are provided for under ••lifting ar­. -udden Jump landing Harry in tte road rangements. an tyervased sale of farelgn1 on his bark. He thqp ran away again and what Was left of the buggy was not worth products awans a diminished market for' carrying home. home-pnxlnets. Tills means less work fw’ We hear It reported that John Warner the thousand* of workers now engaged In will return to Ann Arbor soon. making what foreigners proj-ose to supply. The dejwt has teen thoroughly scrubbed. Tte people Bins thrown out of employ We protest against haring our village incnkporatel as our taxes th!* year are mr;t must either go hungry and co|d or <1.12 on every ono hundred dnHars. Name and ItesMenee Age find other business limn that to which they No The Center school begins again Monday. George Rowlader bus a job of culling J Dsvtil I). Bradley Yankee Springs have tech trained,-and in which by reason John Hartom. of Saginaw, is visiting 1.00U cords of wood and is busy at IL ’ ■ i Stlnnte M. Uaap»tl 'r relatives here this week. of skill acquired their stn ices are toost tn • Frank H. Ellsworth Yankee Sprtur* i Mabie Andrew ** Mrs? J. McPhail and children are visit­ Cedar Creek. valuable. US il.Jay Webster JotiaWown ing here again. Ntiuiv llerrtagtoa Baltimore John McGurn drives a fine* span o Right at this point the situation aunmes S» iI John A. Hunt. Covert Vau Baren Co il. Southwell has «juU work at tbe young horses. i Jsiiu A. Kelly city, especial Integert for every citizen of [this Center and is at work in Burleigh's -blackzn > Chas K. Robinson Hickory Comers A short time ago C. P. I a rabee received smlth whop In 1‘enfield. country who Is compelled to earn a liking, i Je*#ie Nurwowl Dcttuu nearly 8000 back pay fur acrvfans rendered D. Wtatmore Irvine Born, to W. Campbell and wife, Dec. 28. Unde Sam In the late rebellion. '.very man thrown out of work to vUhich 231 ti Glru Nora B. BniUh Mantuu Wexford Co a V lb. boy. Fraxk Bailey, who rut his liand while t is b» st adapted and compelled to crowd XB i William H. Blgnal Yankee Springs Mrs. H. Tasker and her mother, Mrs. at work in Whittemore’s mill la getting I Mertie L Gregory “ □e list of worker* in some other industry, 233 l Ctiartea Vesta Woodland Fox, attended thellerric—Kuaaeli wedding along very welt . Marj Mosback Francisco Jackson _'o at Battle Creek this week. »y 00 much renders steady employment for 2’.» < Frank Bostwick Delton John McGurn has just received a pen­ The Christmas tree at the Center was a sion of the very large auni of four dollars i Dorca< Day “ *U workers tbe more precarious and the 23» » tert Gorham Rutland success. Tin- trees were loaded also an pet mouth. •aintenam »■ of fair wage* thft more dlfj Mamie Stamon Baltimore orcin A nice program was rendered by Dxrtd E. cliriuUui Center Ohio And now tte partridges can have a rest fieulL The more work there is dote In 236 ‘i Clara B Fox Woodland -•I the young people, singing by Frank Pratt being protected by law after' January 1st and family. E. Sylvester as Santa Claus this country the better will ifprove fof tire 337 t Harn-8. Gruff Campbell Ionia Co Charles Hazel, of Delton, was in town i tereaa A. Bacbt-ler Carlton was voted a success aud caused lots of tun workers, by adding security to the tenure S3* i <’ha« R. Fuller Carlton last week. ■ with his huge basket of pop corn. M. Spencer Wwallaud Sidney Hull is sawing wood for tte Lltta of tbeir employ ment and keeping tire mat­ txt I♦ Alte Hurac* T. ilaruuin Carlton brothers and Stanton. t Dor* M. I’erbe# " W ter of yrages more eomphtely under their 240 i teri Cnrtt* Woodland Borne mlsenilde skunk poisoned Alfred MUtrol. And the men who woyk for a Tbe Fisk Jubilee sinless Rave an enter­ Bishop's dog. Floss, a short time ego. i Ctor* Nye Odessa b>nl* Co F. Hui I th city tainment for the benefit of tbe F.pworth living eannot afford to lose sight of this 311 'I William Frank Bishop and family, of Detton. Lune L Bennett LausIox league and Endeavor society at the opera fact, however sweetly tbe siren of free ail . Herbert Walter elty wore visiting friends In this plane last home Monday evening. 'll inu well pat­ week. fBellr lams “ tinde may sink in their ears. 20 I Fret G. Stowell city ron! zed. Frank Cole has friends vMting him from i Diana A. Hall “ The Kickapoo Indians have left u» and Chicago. From New York to Raeuo* Ayres. JH > Elmer A. McCartney Woodland are now givtag their valuable time to pro­ Kosle Geteer ** Before many years It will be possible to SC» 1t Augustus Mrs. Daniel Pierce Is very sick, Dr. it. Je<sun Orangeville long the lives of Vermontville’* citizens. travel without interruption in a bk-eplng VanHorn attending. t Anna Duncan Guu 1‘lalns Win. H. Loveland, of Hastings, and ear from New York city to Buenos Ay res. 2*6 i Frank Furaell Baltimore The G. A. IL will install officers at Miss Aggie HoyL of thia place, wenmar ­ f ten* French' ** South Ameri<-a. To make such a feat pos­ 217 j Cbas K. Uakumpaiurh city Mosbcrs hail. Banfield, next .Saturday ried by Justice Fcighni-r Monday evening. .evcniuE so we are Informed. sible. It will onlr be ntetssary to coastruet » Minnie faither Rutland Our merchants nave had a very goral about 5tdM» niikrs of road, neatly two 31X t Homer R. Haklun, Mlddlsvifie holiday trade this season, an improvement i Carrie M. French thousand of which is now under survey or over last. aourtnietlon. »o that only about 3,00tf 1* Some snow. Our citizen* are improving tbe time fill­ left to construeL The American system Christmas wu enjoyed by all. Following art tte real estate transfer* ing their Ice houses. cf railroads is already Iff connection with The U. B. church meetings are progresnof the week ending Dec. 29, 1890, as Clement Smith and Clias. Weaver were tte Mexican railroad to Vera Crux aud iug finely at tbe East Castletun U. B. from thence are several smaller roads, taken froai the books in the register's office: iu tbe village Monday on legal business. church. • A. T. Cooper had juirt of the thumb nn ui-'j E. Davenport to Georg# Greenfield eC jitter projected or partially built *0 that a) A Some time ago Fred Barr and Wm. e<- lot# S Md 6 blk I. Grant’# add chv *0*0, his right hand taken off at the Bell Novelty MulliermcM point which ha# alreody J-a*le E. Guile* to J a#. L Laucaater a w k ot works this week. Appleman bad a few words which ended heen practically reached by the railroad u v M w-er*. Carlton BMO. in a ealeh as you can. In tbe scuffle Theron A, Aldrich to Geo. E. Martin and Gea mgiw-t r is only 1.400 miles from the north­ Fred Barr broke the bones in his left hand. Tyler .tu see34. Barry si.ooo. ent coast of South Atnenea; and of this A Hrnr^. Alien to KOtar E. Anson n't of > e\* He finally consulted Prosecuting Attorney W. R. Vester, of the Ypsilanti State 1,400 miles, nearly 800 an- being sun’eyed Frank WrighttoJoeJyib Aahatter lot# 1.2,M, Normal school. Is spending his vacation Smith and Friday a warrant was made out aud ooustnfttcd. The South American for Wm. Appleman’s arnuL which was visiting bls parents and other friends. railroad reaching out from Argentine Re Cnita and !Um l G. to tier to James We are happy to say that our old friend put in the hands of Constable Jerry Vanpublic acroM the continent reach us as far Brown wh of a e k ** A Prairieville W.r)e. nocker, who arrested the aforesaid party. Sarah hellers u, David s. Dultuage lot to. II. C. Goff, of Campbell, has taken unto Uorth as Peru 9.200 miles distant, and I’kuiips add, city gsoo. himself a wife in tbe name of Miss Irene Tbe suit la set for Dec. 30, before Justice •bout 2.300 miles from the Isthmus. Miller, of Nashville. The suit Is causing Bachelor, of Carlton. May the happy “ Tbe constructions of thi* 3.000 miles or Obituary. considerable excitement eouplelivea happy life Is the prayer of thereabouts is perfectly feasible, tn faeu E. Lockhart and wife were at Ionia Died, at hl* residence In Orangeville on your corresponrtenL that number of miles of road has been the 3rd of Nov. 1890, Peter Castle, of L. B. Carpenter ate Christmas turkey nt Dec. 23. attending tbe reunion of CartMHiKh hoik in this country every year stare 1B79. and Ferguson families. paralysis, aged 83 yearn. 7 mouths and 5 IL W. Vester’s: also H. Chase and wife. ao ttet the project which had been a dream days. Ida Hayden is on the sick list so there Is Frank Gamlrnl and Mira Mary Becker. for many yea; > aud had been fostered by Deceased was torn In Burlington. Ver­ oUrving, ate Christmas dinner at S. Beek- no school. mrterprising statesmen, and merchants is Mr. Ban and son were at tbe county Stestlned soon to be realized. Tte distant* mont. He came to Waterloo, Jackson Co., hub Thursday. Mich. In bis 19:h year. Was married to The Adventists held their annuo! week tteu between New York and Bueuns Miss Gratin Earl, of Kvans. Erie Ca, N. Y. R. Ixwkhart comes to the front with a Ayrea will be about 9,000 miles. This They came to Orangeville in 1M4. pur­ of prayer last week. Clydesdale yearling that weighs 1,002 lbs. After next Thursday you can write 1891. Next crest interrnIlona! railroad will bind the chased a fartn and ttere remained until hi* two Americas in an indissoluble union and death. He was a faithful husband, a kind Wish you a Happy New Year. Mrs. R. E. Rlerton and family spent There were 32 number# out at tte dance WlB bring them into closer trade eonnreClirUtmas at Mr. Carl’s in Kalamo. tkms and encourage and promote the pros­ and indulgent falter and patient to endure Wednesday evening. through all hl* suffering. Re will be After Jan. 1. 91. your correspondent perity of both North and South America.-ml.-u>ed Uy his many frieuds. He leaves a will get yon items every week, unless we Another spell of weather. Snow all in wife and seven children to mount his loss. are dead or dying. heaps. My earthly stay has teen but brief. John Dooley, has friends visiting him Tte Burlington Free Press has heard . My MtjDuru but a day; The Christmas tree at Milo church was I 1J tain til! my Lord says come. from Dakota. a brilliant thing to look at Many little that the French Canadians living near the Then 1 shall yo isij. W. K. Vester and best girl attended tte boys and girls were made happy when Vermont and New Hampshire boundary Christmas tree at Pod Auger last week. the fruit It bore was distributed by Santa •re forming organizations with a view of F. D. Hoffman, of Ann Arbor, hi visiting Claus. Y wl1,1, ,h,no tbe glorious son friends here through the holidays. , ettiing on tbe abandoned farms of those When I shall paaa sway. Mrs. B. W. Jnhnvin and family, the Tbe Lurd said that it was not best that Misses Eva and Clara Flower spent Christ­ wo states. The immigration will begin Though many a tie would b.nd me here. man should live alone, and Horace BarirUm mas at Kalamazoo with County Treasurer I eannot. ranuot stay; in tte spring. Commenting nn this the Fur tirouger are the ues that call. thought so too, and so he thought be would Dunn: W. C. Towne and family at TheoAud bnrry me away. Free Press says: “The French Canadians take Miss Dora Forbs for a wife. May the «’Lt?**’ J‘ B’ Uoruaa ai,d family at W. happy couple live and be happy Is the wish H. Williams; Martin Woodard entertalut-d BtiH 1 linger at the fount. have children aud these children are And on tte altar lay; df your correspondent. But the way tte friends from Richland and W. A. Spaidbrought up to work and to work hard. It T,^puT ,a’' heaten,y rotoew. glrU are getting married, it looks us thoogh l^dChri5tn,“ed at Ge°‘ Kn,M*u’5’ “fb' hi a well-known fart that the roofs of the your acrlbc will have to live to be nn ok! When my. toll*. New England farm house* which shelter I'.l ! have finished Ml.... bach. But so tbe world moves. y John K. Piower purchased a car load of Edith Gordon spent Christmas at 6. Block cattie In Chicago, and has them nn "Yankee farmers shelter a very small numBecker’s. Ms farm here to feed up tbeir forage crop ter of Yankee tables, and that, a* tbe TMetollIng bril and d.vK draped hearee G. T. Daniels has returned from Ohio. Site bt‘cL 1 predkl he "W ear* g> by, the babies thus sheltered are Proclaim I eahnot ttav; W. JL Vester was In Lake Odessa Fri­ stake the dutchman one per cent. -restng and ant Increasing in numbers, day. «*■»«» infall# their officers Bert Denison, of York State, is visiting -awrr may be the final outcome of MJay Uw^’Sm^uot «^}r>l,lnistrensth An friends in tills place. England’* problem. so far as the farm Petev Covert and wife, of your elty. will ???’ Y1M.la,218 18 faed,®< between 6 nd fanners are concerned. one thing move buck on their farm Iu this place and vtd 7 hundred sheep this winter. mast G- kept constantly in mind, and that their aoa-in-law. D. R. F<«tet. will move Brron Hughe* has taken W. A. Sp*|<L on a farm In Keene township, Ionia Ca tag * farm to work on share* the coming that if the Sew England farmers want in rnrXnroua atraii This will occur Ip the apring. WlUMnc Mjaelf I see tte New England farms repeopled €. W. BtiUwUl. of Grand Rapids, spent y Yankee stock they tnust raise the stock. Christmaa with friends here. >lru»h Kldse. , fee baby, a vary Important factor In the Miss Fennie Carpenter la visiting Bertha ^^‘^Flyer1 and wife and a brother of Mr*. AUxil M px.1 ,te||[hlDt. Stillwell in Grao^Rapid*.: Myers, from Grand Rapid*, were viaitinv mi’y, is an equally Important factor in men. <C. A»*m.M<io<u7 lllD|! Aunt Fannie Carpenter Is tn Portland se N re England problem.—Ex. visiting J. L. Bogardua and family. She H.ntlne rebuu 1, to ft,,, There wa* a raffling match at P P . TIm ; are not -•tuck" on Mr. Me- manufacturing industries em^teylng not la upwards of 89 years old. *,,RSam Rou*h and wife, of Freeport spent ^nwpl;ro',T"-d*’' antey Otar to Great Britain.. The Brad- l<~ U..n **' “*----K» wo,------------ikxjnr. ChrisUMU with Otis Landon and family. A new court bouv* in HastiM*. art Jtec-ver, of Bradford. England, say#. Mr*. Joe Keekr now wears a gold watch, 'rhe eity build a citv ball. It is now • *Tb: Win er outkmk for Bradiord wagepaying in rent enougrti to pay tte interest a Christmas present from ter son G. 8. *“md i­ ou bond# necessary to buitd such a haU. A new oi>era home ta HastiBg*. * wre"tt «"’I'lUmt him. Our Christmas tree was a success. Tte 75 new bourn* bail* ta Hasting* chia program wo# well carried out under Um Mr. al tte approach of Chriotaas. Every F"“l WedD“'i^' year. ,npcrviidOR of Hattie Case. Tte singing we>* n »w fiada an Increasing number of No mere inmter dipped from Hasting*, * tarw at o« ■ Bomb smI spioiriug frame* thrown out of bet all used right here ta manufacturing. was exoMrak also the readings by Rev. ’lawley and the reading of the Christmas Th.. l'„r. t-.... w_ .. .. _ .. n ” Freddie Anders Is still ■ rrinni. . writ, and tte combers, who employ a poor nntnter uf Sm Cressy Chronicle, edited by I- to ..Ik Mlb OTIebM. * *“• . . ----- —— — w w maouuh tteeditors and published by theptib'iohera better than we. . Mr. Od Mr*. MagtauU, George Vander cfMt IcKtniey aakwter that wilt not Every man In the tannty take the Bas­ __,v_ KlckrnnKtr,. MQd 1>ejo# btimi with honors at Bradford dinner er. Calm* Ig <mr Cbriitmas visitor*, honx- nine new wooden and wift? spent chrht- Vtetlou With reltt”^ PCftU ChrtMm« knd Caleb France Wlti An rierrttc light '•dM^tanrtii *.priv"t« public HjM'.nn this EDIT' ^IAL NOTES. onairtii*L«t week Tuesday about noon John Valetrtlne’*.-boa* was discovered to be ba An- Mr. Valentine wa* alone and losing hl* wi(« could do nothing and by the time heln arrived tte fire had got *uch hraawgy tlnwf— Ex.--------- .------------- / owing to the high wind, that llttte could be Governor-elect. Winans hrf« already pro­ saved A quantity of wood wa* burned vided offices for two of hb sons. One at the Mine time. Being old people tte Jobs of tbeir home fall* heavy on Item. Will be bls private .•Mrrvtary, tte other his Wednesday evening the Granger* and executive clerk: tte others are toobuayjust their families had a Christmas tree at tbeir now with Christmas prreer.U, bnt will be hall nnd a very |d«*Mnt time wa* had. A raffle was held Wednesday erming heard from later. This I# the first demoaud one of tte exciting featurw was a eratlr reform we have teard ot—Ex. tight In which Ed Porter gave Fred Eng­ land quite a punishing for calling hfm a ADDITIONAL LOCAL.. liar. ' A dance at Tim Ellsirortb’a on Thnraday was nho enlivened by * fight Tte / In tlie ease of Simeon N. Baldwin vs. Drck brother# from the eastern part of tte the eity of Hasttag*. to contest Uh- validity town pitched on ope of the town buy* of tte cit'j* tak upop farm lamb within Ito; and pounded him quite badly. After corporate limits for tho support of the this prrfunnanre George Dbek bragged water works system, the supreme court that be had a knife and razor ;for the tenlast wtek handed down a decision In favor etil of any one disposed to take It up. uf the city. Jnasmueh as the city now Last Friday morning as Clarence lacharge* up to the lire department tund a Baron and sister were skatinrand pushing hydrant tax. which lucrcx-wsas the system a cutler In which were Mr*. la-Barau and is extended, for which fund no tax is levied three small children on Gun take, they on farm lands, there is not tbe reason for w»«t too far nnt and went through, nil go­ complaint there formerly was. But whaling to the bettom in about ten feet of ever topy be tte law-, few can question the injustice of taxing the farm lands for that water. All were gotten out In time to save their bves but one little boy. The from which they do not and dtanot receive any benefit As the city funeral servwes were held nt tho house on grow*, ami ’ the plant is extended, tbe Sunday. Tte mother is still unablr tu be revenue will meet the ex|*n»e« of the out On Saturday evening the Staronic lodge system, practically doing that now, so that tho burden will be very light upon tte gave a public installation. Their families and a few invited friends enjoyed a fine farmM* ta tbe future. supper and rpent a very pleasant evening. CreMy Mondayin tavre. Wm. NitehHPs Rowley. of hl# father. We ‘-■uar tiiat Wm. Griffin Jr. h*s purchartd Samuel Robert’* place and that Mr. Itobart will move out on tte lak« shore and raise peacbe*. Frank BMketaon and Mater, of North Castleton, visited their uncle A. T. Howley Sunday. . ..... Mb* Feighner, who 1* teaching the Na 9 school i* having a week’* vacation. Tte Evangelical Sunday school had a Christmas tree al their church Christina* 1,1 Mrs. John Conley Is spcndlnjAhe win with ter daughter al Woodland Ollier. Cha*. Hatten, of Woodland railed Maple Grove fritmd*. Henry Hyde, of Newaygo Co., visited friend* In Mapiu Grove last week. Mrs. C. I’. Gray spent last week with her daughter. Mr*. Pont, in Na*hvllle. SCHOOL COLUMN. Watches. Clocks, Jewelry. Below are given some of tbe questions user! at the monthly examination in dis­ trict No. 3. Orange villa Teacher, Mr. J. E. Johnson. abitumktic, 8th Grade. OVKR 1st. What Is liiterem? Partial pay­ ments? Discount? Proceeds of a note? HOLbEN "!B HIRE’S, 2nd. What are the procstmb and the amount of $S57 for S yeara. < mouths. 18 Weissert Block, days at fi per cent? 3rd. The interest mi a certain note for Have just been opened by 2 year* at 7 per ct-nL h 24.50. What I* the prlnciual? 4tb. What is the compound interest and the amount of 3325 for 3 yeans at 5 per cent? Special attention given to cutting and 5th. Wliat is the differenoe between tire simple Interest and the bonk discount of fitting of garments. Mrs. Jeune has had 8000 from Jan. D. 1880, to April B4. 1882. many years experience In the baslness aud at 8 per oent? will give satisfaction to all pat runs. 4 Oth Grade. 1st What h a fraction? What do the denominator and numerator »bow? 2nd. Reduce 7 4-5 to an improper frac­ tion. Reduce 24-48 to its lowest terms. 3rd. A said 40 busbehi of wheal at 85X centa a bushel aud 30 bushels of oom at 32 1-5 cents a bushel. '’What did he get for all? 4th. A bought 20 sheep at 83J< a head and sold them for 834* a head. How much did be gain? Sth. What will 3X cords of wood cost at 82K a cord? rHYHtYi.o«;Y. 7th and sth Grade*. 1st What is th«* skeleton? Tte uses uf the bones? Jkl. What I# the compoaitlou of tbe bones? IMPROVED 3d. Describe two kinds of joints and the structure of the bone*. ' 4th. Name tte bones of the upper ex­ tremities. 5th. What are the organ* of digestion? What are the uses of sal Iva? HOG CHOLERA, and > HEooRArnY, 5tb 'Grade. Name tte countries of N. A. PIN WORMS IN HORSES. find. Bound the XL 8. 3rd. Describe the Mie*, river. w HrXDKKUS or THEM. 4 th. Name the countries of S. A. Bcsvuix, tod.. Oct. tj. 1*90. Mr. G. G- Stctetec .—Your Hi-; Cholera Cate. U filfc. _Describe ___ T_______ tte Amazon. Where ________ arc _ tte Andre mountain*? What useful things do we get from 8. A.? beiaev* il U» b« a rt WILLIS ROBISON. From several schools specimen* of work bus been received—language work, mans, examination papers, etc. Among them may be mentioned B and & Assyria, No. 4 •«.so by rapraa*. pr«p#“*- II yocr dn««U hat w* Maple Grove. No. 8 Rutland. Below is c«x il »md direct to tbe reopnetor. GKO. G. given a specimen Just as it comes to u*. The writing is plain and wry good. For auic in Harting* by Rending Class Story. W.'H. GOODYEAR Druggirt. Tbe words and places to find out are. The Bible. Germany, Austria, Christmas and Jesus. , The Bible Is God’s Holy Word' and It ought to be read by every one in tte world. Germany I* N of Switzerland and Aus­ tria. Austria Is 8. W. of Russia. We keep Christmas to remember Jeevs; for he was born on Christmas Ere; and that was the Unit Christuias. Christmas comes the 2SU» of Dec. This year It wifi cotne ou Thursday. Christ was born in a qtanger. He came to sare other* from sin; that we might have ever­ lasting life after death. Il was three OFFJCE WITH HOLBROOK, OVER MORRILL'S STORK, HASTINGS hour* before be died; all this time nailed to the cross. Had not we ought to love and keep hl* commandments? I have improved aud vacant city lots for We ought to try any how. • sale and exchange In all parts of tbe city. Gilai e Powkrk, aged 10. 4tb grade. Fanning lands for tale and exchange in Assyria Dia-.. No. 5, Mauy E. Wilcox. all parts of tbe county. teacher. I have some choice Grand Rapid* prop­ erty for sale at a bargain. Fanners and city property owners •!•*ORDER. airing to sell or exchange should remem­ Stale of Michigan, County «r Ha.>/-»x. *e*loa at ttie iTohaie C«nrt for the ber that purchasers and traders are keep­ ff’anur of balden at Uh- l-robnie Office m ing an eye on my listed property for s*1'1 countyTon Satur­ * day the 13th day or Df-ct-mbcr, tn toe year one bargains. tteurand etelit hundred and ninety Rcmemter those who wish to tell and <'■n;‘rt’9, w Armstrong, Judge ef are obliged u> sell are the one* who put dw£rtnMtW0,tiM: oaux< cf AatMn barker. tbeir property in tbe hands of the agent: therefore purchasers will find the agency headquarters for bargains. O: mtns; ROOMS Mrs. H. E. Jenne Prices Reasoeaile STEKETEE’S Hog Cholera cure. Cadwallader’s AGENCY COLUMN nSLWXK?. £KXiSLSl1S?S£ TWitt £-&£• x'i; dreruwi M.d .'I hffs ,.r r?.*?. ijys'AS‘ SPECIAL ! On Jefferson street two houses aud lot* at bargains, and on easy.terms. Near furniture factory,—one lot and he'JJe Qnjated, water works, cuncreie walk, ebtem, wood shed, etc.; rents at 810 per month. Si.ooo; 850® down. bal. on And one bouse and lot one block from factory. $800; $300 down. bal. at 7 per cent Cheap. Near felt boot factory—1H tats and dav af h^arj^ ®uoceaatv splendid house, with furnace, rellars un­ CMAMua W. Ajrarraoha, der whole bouse, good elstoni. good well, well finishfld and fpldlng door#, small bam. Can be bought at a bargain and on easy terms. Several splendid bargain* in the 1st w»rd and otter parts of tte eity. ■Mooaicaa. barn for sale at a bargain, on cor­ •>«,« «« nerBrick opposite Ford’s hotel • *-T» TO IMO KJ *^*cre fana ,n Irvfog. ail Improved soil good, frame barn 25x35 with basement Jog bouse, good orchard, and well fenced. Can l* bought at a bargain ou easy terms, ” -'auonaJ Bank Note*............ 3,kJ 5 t. y a.cr? f“r® tor Otsego county. Total............. ........... — Ihjueriptton Bald to be black sand and clay ........... loam—timber beech, maple and elm. go rod* frem school, *nd 8i' niilee from each Of two railroad*. W acres Improved, tag bouse and bam and small granary: 8:4 »*rtng. deposita0 S;. *»L 100 voters in townTotal___ *£, rrioe •1.800- Will trade for farm in this section and pay difference. nSTStt FOR SALE. Dhiai* noting hi. .j* oooesiamtaadBv •P«®t several yooryc stallion four CXCfUcM podlcn-f. timed starters at 8:39fc. �Hastings Banner Thurnty, ■>■». t. 1CT1, POWDER Absolutely Pure. A ctrOam ot Tarter baking powder. Highest of all tn lea vetting strength.- U. 8. Governmeat Sanort. Aug. 17. tm. A T. GAMBLE. • Physician and Surgeon. DELTON, MICH. Office at hotel for the present. • LOCAL NEWS. Clrealatton this week 2.300 The dance Christinas eve was not very largely attended. Tbe building for the brass factory at Middleville is erected. Wanted, a few boavders, Enquire of Mrs. J. W. Stlnchootnli. yfiiere was quite an exciting time at tte iepo: Tuesday murnlng. Just as the train was pulling out a lady rnshed wildly for­ ward aud yelled “Stop that train! Stop that train”’ at thu same time throwing her­ self onto tiie car steps. After the lady,, was safely landed, a gentleman rushed out of tin- depot and jelled “Stop that train! Conductor, stop thaj train!” 'ITh: train was itopjxxl and while s<»me were ftgpectlDg to see suite tragic performance., all were informed 'that the lady had boarded the wrong train. PERSONAL MENTION. The new year will bring with ft many change's, ami among thcoe will be wveral Fred Hire went to Bellevue Tuesday. Changes at the court hoase. Baker bhrlFred Hotchkiss was In Jackson Monday. ner, who 1ms for four years so. ably fillet! ..^Enocb Andrus went tu Woodlar^l Mon­ the office of sheriff and has l»etn such a terror tu evil doera, will tend the keys orcrluJa*. I). Benham. While Mr. McEdith Kenfield, of Chicago. Is vSkHIdk In Kevlt; wav ntirclwke fur the office, yet hr the eity. lacked a fow votes of being tin* choice of . Jas. $aner was In Nashville Tuesday ou t.'»e i«-op!e ond^ we abide by th«> result. business. We know that the interests of Barry coun­ Miss Lillie Feighncr spent Christmas in ty will not suffer at the hands of Mr. Ba>ham. *h<> is a rarefiil. wmwrvative m in. Nashville. Thu smiling phiz of iLdzuy Bichards. as Friday night an ail stove In Al. Keith's B. B.-Sinith, of Stanton, was In tho city Bcghter of Dix’d-s will no krngrr beam livery bam was tipped over, and the Are yesterday. upon all teviug business to transact with caught hi some bedding, ami the flatbed E«1 Burton way In Lansing Monday ou that official. Mr. Richards leaves the office were soon eummunlcalcd to the hay loft n business trip. aftr.- fourytiare of service to the county, and over head. Tte fire ileparttneul respond­ Miss Myrtk. Rose returned to Graufl can point with pride to the record he has ed promptly, and not withstanding the hard t made. While wc had hoped tn see Charlie wind that was blowing ;it the. time, suc­ Rnpids yesterday. Flunk Black was in Greenville aud Bat- Mack, of Baltimore, wield the pen in that of­ ceeded In putting oat the tire before it had fice, ydt be loo lacked there quired number done much damage to the building, though tls Creek Inst week. of votes tn enable him to do it. The new Al. Iuufa$79 case uf turf guod*i ruined. Mr*. S. Wood, of Caledonia. Is visiting register however will make a geml clean The total damage was about S15U with uo relatives In th<-city. rv'.t'rd, tu- l»e Is that kind or a man aud insurano-. Hastings has a fin; depart­ Hmi. A. C. 'Towne, of Milo, was a caller will capably perforin all duties incumbent ment to be proud of. and thdr wofk Friday at this office Tuesday. ■ upon him. Thomas S. Brice wlU'rontinue night is commended,on all side*. /<f. T. tembard went to Kalamazoo on a io deal out marriage licenses nt 75 cents apiece, cash in advance, and attend to The lecture at the Methodist clmreli FrP buslnfas trip Tuesday, day evening by Rev. W. F. Oldham, exB. F. Baldwin, uf Rockford, was in the Barry county’s Intercf-tii for the next two years. Mr. Brice's record Is well known Superintcndent of Methodist miedonv In city Monday on but-luess. nnd thb county never had a better or more Malaysia, was one of the must Instructive Mrs. J iii.1 Goodyear, of Grand Rnpids, popular clerk. C. A. Hough steps down nnd enterta'minL one* eves delivered in was In the city last week. ami out of tbe Trcaaurer's office knowing this city. His long residence In the coun­ y^fudge Smith and daughter Gertrude' that hie acecH’Dts have always come out try. «b little known to us, made hhn fifinlleven. While regrellng bittedt that he lar with all the customs aud habits of thu were in Cterlottn Friday. Dr. Chas. Scribner, of Chicago, called on cbuhl not attend the office in perstm, yet ho jM-ople, aud being able to speak front a had tint c-msolctlnn.of knowing that every­ personal experience, his lecture was very old friends here last wtok. thing would l»e well cared for In the hands Interesting. We regret that tbe weather Gro. Sonic returned from an extended of his 'able deputy, Mr. C. W. Jordan. was sin-h as to prevtjnt a larger attc« damv visit in Alabama l«n>t week. Mr. Hale Kenyon, tlie new treasurer, will but It is safe to say that If Dr. Oldnatu ever lectures In this city again he will be C..W. ingrffm, of Battle Creek, visited make an official that- the county and his • friends will he proud of. The cxcdk’iit greeted with a large nnd apiKcclative uud- iu this vicinity last week. work commenced by the late C. II. Van ienee. . Mtep Sadie Tinkler, of Chicago, is visit­ Arman, while holding tte office of I*ro.««i Parente who perntit their children to ing her mother In this city. cuting Attorney, ha* btvti ably and contun upon the street* nights are Indeed /5lls ! Kittle Holbrook, of Muskegon, is sckgtiouoly curled out by Ills successor taking great risks, if they arf concerned nt I visiting friends in the city. Judge Smith. This office for the nukltwo year*' will be filled by Wm. O. ix.wderi, | nil about the future ot t!u-lr offspring. ' Mrs. Sadie Lake, of'Vermontville. Is the rising young attorney elected last fall, I At n itceut meeting of the wardens of, states prisons, it was the universal opinion 1 vlsltiog relatives In the city. who will creditably fill the office to which j of the wardens present. tbnt most of the j Ward Cramer, of Ann Arbor, visited the people teve elected him. A. E. Kenmen in our prisons an I penitentiaries I fronds in the city Chrlstma.-. axton nnd Walter Webster, the Circuit camp there through lack <)f home iutluence I Court CuinniissioiK-rs, are wall known to and home training. It is vary natural for /Kirk Mixer, of Greenville, visited his the |HMiple of this county, ami t>*at they will make able and efficient officers goes young men to go where they can find the ^parents in this city last week. most amusement. If the home Is made Mrs. W. L. Mead went to ChaHotte without saying. Taken all In all Barry county has un able corps of officers who pleasant, and tho .evening* are spent in yesterday to spend New Year’s. some pleasant and entertaining way.,there will ever be on the alert for .the county’s Mrs. Carl Banks, of tensing, Is visiting interests. will be no tendency Id most, cases to want her sister, Mrs. W. O. Lowden. to go elsewhere. OVER! SLAUGHTER §3.50 7.00 12.00 15.00 16.50 18.00 '20.00 Overcoats £0 for Overcoats go for Overcoats go for Overcoats go for Overcoats go for Overcoats go for Overcoats go for $2.50. 5.00. 8.00. 10.00. 12.00. 13.50. 15.00. We are also overloaded with Children’s Suits and Overcoats, and propose to unload if prices will do it, so we make them 16496131 This sale closes January 31, 1891, and is for cash and cash only. It is money we must have. Ben Bobbins of Detroit, spent Christ­ Owosso is looked upon over *,:ite as one of tte model enterprising cities. mas In this city visiting friends. Neither pains nor money are spared to Mrs. Sophia Kenfleld. of Chicago, Is vie- .qmke the eity booriL All that any. manu­ When you want any spectacles ,or eye­ glasses eall on Dr. Lowry. it inc George Barnes and family. facturer has tu do is to slrnw tliat he will Mr*. Fred Dusbv wa« in Delton over give employment to a certain, number of There doesn’t seuw to be any lack of so­ mcu. and the city will give him n bonus to Sunday the cuest ol her parents. cial entertainments at present locate there. The resnlt.of this wise bush Henry tene left Monday night for ness policy is too well known over the Darn to rent, inquire of Mrs. StlnchBuffalo. N. V. for a month’s visit. comb, fourth house west from monument. state to iwd any mention, as the growth Will Hire, of Nashville, visited hh of the city speaks for itself. When A good many arc putting up Ice. as they Owosso begun this policy less than 10 hn>ther F. B. in this c«t> Monday. •don’t propose, to get left as:they .were last years ago it was no larger than Hasting-, Mlsr Effie Snyder is s|>ending New thou ch it now has a population nearly) Year ’ s with relatives near Bantieid. . An enjoyable dinring ’party was given. three times as large as this city aud is. hv Wallie Wilkins Tuesday evimlng. al his GJcn Balch, of Kalamazoo, visited teuls growing rapidly. One would naturally home. suppose from the amount of money they Goodyear tlie fori: part nf the week. I have given as bonuses for manufactures, I There was a "green Christmas.” but we F.. W. Myers and family have rented that tKxas* would be very high, but hoee that the “fat graveyard” will not M. E. Nevins’ house on Green street this is iioUso, as the taxes on tte new follow. An Interesting case was decided by the supreme court last week. Many years ago^ y WULSqulen. of BIk Rapids, visited Ike institutions fully pay, and otten morn than According to tte census reports Michi­ a man named Putnam, of Marshall, lioiight Hendershott and.family the post week. l«y, for all uf rhe increased tax. and alf gan has 49 cities with a population of tin- wealth that i< made in Owouso is apent a farm In Hastings township, for his son. Dr. ('» N. Snytter, of Shaytown, Is visit­ there nnd no working man has ttflgo "beg­ 2.500 and over. who was not then of age. For that reason ing hh brother. Dr. W. H., In this city. ging" for a job. The same piilcy is prov­ Rooms to rent, bestial, and wltii or with­ Mr. Putnam took Ute di-ed of the land Iu Erv. Whitlock, of Grand Rapids, spent ing true in this city. A few people were out furniture as desired. Enquire of Mrs. his own name. Before recchiDg his opposed to giving $1,500 to have the J. W. Stincbcomb. majority, the son died leaving fn wife and Christmas with relatives in this vicinity. furniture factory locale here, but let us re.daughter. Mr. Putnam Sr. sold the farm Miss Jennie Baton, of Grand Rapids, whether the investment has lu*p a good To rent—a suite of fine rooms on State to Adam Tinkler soon .after. Something street in the house just west of Archie over a year ago the daughter of Putnam's was the gue>t of friends liere last week. one or not. The furniture factory doesn’t McCc^’s residence. * Ralph R. Burrlngton, of Cheboygan Bay. really get »ts ?l,500 until the end of five son brought suit against Mr. Tinkler for a Dr. Lowry has a full line of iqtectecles dower interest In the land. Judge Hooker' is visiting I„ Jean McteughHn this week. years to keep the institution here. Now w,\zZGcn. Parkhur-t. of Coldwater, spent for the benefits that are being derived. ... and eye glasses. Call on him whem you gave an adverse decision. applied to the supreme court, which n>" Christinas with F. G. Goodyear ami family. 1 This year the furniture company will pay want anything in this line. •• a, r..S3fi2.3D in taxes tn the city. At this rate verses the decision and compels the estate The party Riven by tte Y. M. S. C. of Adnm Thikler, deceased, to pay this Mr. and Mrs. Thos. Heney started for the Institution will pay over $1,800 back Christmas night was well attended and a dower Interoh. Canada Tuesday night for a visit with to the city In the five years, •tay Ing noth­ splendid time enjoyed by all present. ing of the many working num lirougbt here friends. by means of the factory lucatinc here, and The provisions of the tariff bill allow a The. parties that John WHkfoson, of , < Mrs. Irene Sweezey, ot Chicago, Is vis-* Hope, had arrested for shooting down his bounty of two cents a pound on all mapte I ting in the city passing away thu holiday who pay in tte neighborhood ot $100 into the eUy treasury in uxen. Next ymr the sugar produced In quantities of 500 pounds signs, were fined S3 apiece and costs. tax upon the furniture factory will probor more by each producer. This took Im­ vacation. Rememter that to-night (N*** Year's mediate effect, nnd the Internal revenue Mr,. A. IV. llubWI and .l.uahtrr, of ■*>!>’ *• “"'b »«*>" «>■'» <« Now is the time buy Ladies Misses s no tax upon the main r.-ui building night) is the firemen's ball. The proceeds department is preparing for a compliance .Detroit, .re »ue.t« ot Mr. .nd Mra. A. H. include -------------------------— are to lie used in paying for tbeir new with tills provision. The different col- Johnson. Cflx 160. a* the building was erected long uniforms. after tlie supervisor made out his assess­ leclors have been required to forward to Eii Badey. of Michigan City, Ind., made Everyone having property to be protect­ the commissioner un estimate of the h’s parents and friends a sftort visit Mon­ ment rolls. Next year the furtilture factory will be the means of paying into ed. and ail who want to have a pleasant amount of sugar to be produced In their day night the treasury at least $600. and-this amount time should buy a ticket far tte firemen’s districts, together with the allowance necessary to pay such bounties. Farmers Mr. and Mrs. Lute Hyatt and daughter will l>e Inm-ased as the institution grows In order to donee to-night. for the elegant line of spring older and becomes better established* So Intending to make .clahpn for the bounty, Stella spent Christman with Chas. Hyatt John Valentine's bouse in Orangeville should at once notify the collector of the In Charlotte. that soon every pair this institution will bo the menus of pay­ w.ts burned to the ground last week. Tte district in which thej are located ot the ing back to the eity at the end of tte five Edward DeGroot nnd family visited rela­ years more than twice the amount given loss was considerable, as ttere was very amount they contemplate making, ami ap­ tives nnd friends in Goblevllle and Grand little insurance. by the city to get the factory here. What ply for the necessary blanks for making Rapids last week. better investment could l»e made? Aside At a meeting of the stockholder* of the such claims. Farmers of Barry county Mrs. J. J. Emery, of Grand Raphls. from the amount paid back to tte city, the Farmers aud Merchants bank at Nashville should apply to John Steketw. collector of factory gives employment to 100 men. who Friday, all of the former officers and direp- the 4th district. Grand Rapids. for blanks visited her parents, Mr. and Mrs. O. D. advance ten of first This is a will receive $35,000 Iu wages this year, At or information concerning sugar bounty. Spaulding, the fore part of tho week. tors.- were re-elected. and this amount Is largely spent fight here Remember that the bounty l» only paid ^rhe furniture, foetoty shut down three the Individual producers of SOO pounds or Miss Grate Messer, who Is attending In the city, so that Hastings Is benefitted Akeley school. Grand Haven, is spending Id two ways, making money off of the In­ llnys last week to give the bands a. much more. lug tho Christmas vacation in this city. stitution in taxes ami having the wage* n ecled rest Hereafter it will be run only 9 hours per day until tbe days grow longer. A special to the Plainwell Independent Tte Misses Lillian Wardell nnd Florence spent at home. This imllcy h just what, han untile Owosso what It is. and the same obtain prices as 1 Dr. Lowry assisted by Dm. Fuller, of from Orangeville gives an account of a Lees, of Nashville, arc spending the holi­ pulley Is what will build up Hastings or Call, this tUla city, Lil*. KUH and Young IvIluK uf U1 Nashville, . • Ur»ll• ■ III", removed rvlllOvvU sad , affair, which, resulted . . In the ,, death- ot _ a day vacation with their parents in this any otter city that adopts It. Why not undersold. resp y, • tumor from Veru Youngs Wednesday •nd ???* i^Jl***. 2L.!™ city. make It a point to add two or three good last. It was a difficult operation success-10n°ff{ I rida> morning, S. IL Rogers am! M. Hermenette, of instltr.tinns to the city every year? near the Plain well club house,-at Gun lake, fully performed. Clarence UBgron tw| |Ug MJm BralrievUM were in the city yesterday During tbe present stringency in the Maud, were drawing upon the ice in a an 1 took back a valuable horse, which will money market, Michigan. Ohio and In­ cnttei Mr. LcBaron’i wife, son Clarence, ’r fitted for the track. splendid financial condition diana are tn the easiest circumstances of _________________________ .. The ! N. A. Fuller. B. R. Rose and W. H. Tte _______ . aped fl. and daughter Millie, aged 4. any of tte states in the Union.. Michigan Ice broke and let the party of five into Powers were in Nashville Monday to at­ which tbe city wiU be placed after last is ateut aS good a State as there is anyway, nuite quite deen deep water. Their Tbeir terrlhta terrible rinm-er danger tend a meeting of tbe directoni of the year’s taxes have been collected will war-. rant.it in taking steps during 1801 to se­ every thing considered. was seen from a bouse* near at hand, aud Fanners it Marchants bank. cure more manufacturing industries. Tbe Hastings Engine <t Iron Works ore Joseph L’oHlson. James Collhfen, Amos Hon. A. C. Glidden, of Paw Paw, was How to proceed Is the question, and we setting out a large stock cheap of 7 sizes of Osborn and A. Matteson went to the In the city Tuesday for tbe purpose uf believe the only one, since It cannot be THE MARKETSrescue. By great effort all the party were chilled sleigh shoes from IX to 55% organWug * Farmers Institute for Barry possible for any one to longer doubt the H»* ti« a*. inches wide. 4 sizes and kinds of iron taken from tbe water except the young county, to be held in this city. benefits to be derived from such establish ­ Apploo—Drted.Ttfoc perto. mauls, 4 sires of Iron kettles, cant hocks boy Clarence. It was ncariy half an hour M.' e. Nevins and family moved to ment* to the city and citizens. In the before bis body was located, and It was Butter- iaai7. and handles. Clover Bfttxl X3.OOm.SO. then standing upright in the water, and Missouri Monday. Mr. Nevins having first place exj>erience has fully demonstrat­ tieaas—♦l.wper tni. A glance at the marriage licenses this under tbe* lee. Mrs. LeBaron Is in m very been assigned tbe state of Missouri to ed that without active and organized work Corn—eoc. RLW/nrS THE 51rtE week will disclose the fact that before dangerous condition, but it is thought the travel InXpy the Broadbead Dry Goods nothing is to be gained. Tlie tnWn that Berr-Dre-sed $4,000*4 fJOealres, IXOO.etXM Christmas there were a good many “souls rest of the party will not suffer seriously huuse, concluded to move his Jami I j’ there. waits for such institutions to come to It t£ ALWAYS THE BE31 Hiuss—Boet, *o; eatf, ss. always tes a long and tedious, job of wait­ with but a single,thought." We extend ■ from tlie accident. W. G. Turner, from England nnd ing on its bands. It gets left every time. oangratulntlons to the 38 happy couples, Lime—Bellineat Ke per bbl; waterItaia.ffUO nad trust ttet their paths through life may We were this week shown an extract now of Ami Arbor, Is nn a visit to-his On the other band the record made by the per bbl. Oats—Wc perbtr. from an English paper handed to us by relatives. Rev. A. D. Grigsby and wge. improvement committee in 1889, when that all be smooth. He' has decided that America is good hustling gehtieman, Mr. Grease!, gave to On and after Jan. 1st, 18M, the Ml K. A Mrs. Susan Haiumond, Which shows that enough for him, and he tes uo wish to its work so much time aud attention, la some English merchants have a great deal IH THE S. will have on sale at all their atatioDS proof that active organized work and push go back to tbe Ut&Flsiand. 850 mile tickets for which they will of enterprise about them. A Mr. Cotwill wiu. Hastings ought, daring 1891, charge $5.00. These tickets will be good leugh, outfitter and clothier, at Lymi. Cyril 8. Grigsby, of Chicago, spent Sat­ tu secure at least three good manufactur­ for the hotter on all regular passenger Mrs. Hammond's former home, determined urday last with his parents. He Is in the ing Industries, and can dn so if It will pot to entertain all his customers who, during employ of the Pullman Pallet Car Co. as trains. L. Skrokakt. forth the needed effort. Ln justice to the the past year, bought 925 worth of goods , sttmograpber end typewriter at a handsome SupL c t *8. Ry. ot him. Mr. CaUeuali must have a fair wilary and likes the position. He think* | city and in keeping with its record, that effort steuld be made, in three years Tha Hastings Engine & Iron Works trade, for It was neowsnry to spread the America is the land for young English-1 from now Hastings can teve 5.00® people offer some special bargains: One 5 terse banquet on the fair ground'*, and 7,00 0 it the right klud of effort Is made: it can power engine and boiler for $1W, one people sat down to the tablet*. Hare Lt a Senator Cclgrore received word Mouday stay wbete B Is aud will so remain unlaw splendid picket mill self feed for $*»3, one summary of the bill of fare: 8.400 ponndf “keep muvtagl’' Let the effort be with F. C. from the Supreme Chancellor of the World : we ” W-lneh huerted Uk.II, tor BO. Sow of S.S» ot wi.rUni, 2.100 ot I made through some kind uf organiFation on tcrktrw. K*®1le. mills, one one tor ci* SITE Me »«« tor ow. Soon, «*>r me tor -*1">-150 neple mum. uav --AtlA - ---- , — o»-'o'>sur». , , ~ — r T.w ’ ■ .... In the order of Knight* of Pythias that the ! * Wheat—Xo.twl ... iur . .•>.... . .. .. I AZl .h.o. — ,part uf Vie council, and k-t it be done $200. Inquire of 5. Greuwl al I testings p.nm pnddmgN ,.500 rtev<e members of tte .Judiciary committee ut) •tbe t way woy Chat »il! be fair and just to — the j iu * Engine & Iron Work*. eakrH. 7.500 dinner rolK 1.050 quartern ttet order would be convened in Cincinnati luavee, :t7 barre!a of brer and HOU dozens Jan. 5lh. The Judiciary camnlttte, ot. dtf *»<1 ellfaana. Go at it In a bnslueas The Victor Vandrvllle Burlesque Coin- j bnttli* of gi:isr«T beer arid mineral water, which fb-nator C<figrove la a memter. con-1 way. and select tte test powtote men to bination who were billed for an entertafo- j Thh nnna have foam a pay oM dinner tor sista of only five meaiters. and Is the moat net <m ttet committtc. Tte committee meat in Union hall Saturday evening ! Mr. customer*. In 1 be evening a cur- important committee in tte order, as al! j should not te so large a.* tote ui-.wlelay, faited to put in an appearance, and rumor • rslva! was held aud various eulerrainmeau rnatiw of law governing the order are de-' nor to wnall that any jwtiouslj ■ can be ItM it that they stranded In Kalamazoo. ; offered to UO.OOO Hpcctators. Wc etejiid Jlaatinga ae-cnw to be tbe Mecca for ail judge that ttere must te a fair margin or M>Wgnn tea ever t»ecn repreoented npoa.' ounferonrra and nmcerteil actite. We companies that are on the ragged profit un Mr. Catlengh'a goods to afford lids committee and Mr. Coigrore’s **tec-1 tespeetfuny submit the above w the city lion Mi member io an honor to himself erous iu him to divide with his customers. IjiuIs Goodyear cave a very pleasant party Saturday evening. Tiddledy wink la now thdgrent game for social amusement and will no doubt he the popular society game here, as the craze seems to be spreading vety. rapidly. It is as necessary to know bow! to play tiddledy winks “In society” os it is to know how to dance. While it Is not such an extra­ ordinary game. speaking from a scientific standpoint, yet it creates u great deal of amusement. One cun play It very well after he.onee gets the hang of It. From two to six persons may make a set—the more the merrier. A small cup called the wink pot Is set in the midtile of the table, nnd small ivory chips uro jumped by striking them wi|h larger tmes, the object being to make them jump Into the “wink” pot. Yours Resp’y, E. W. MORRILL & CO One-Price Clothiers, Grand Clearing Sale At A. WOOLLEY’S. ’, to ’ and Children’ Shoes At io per cent will mate room be here. 1 have decided to sell goods of Ladies’, Hisses’ and Uta’s Shoes an of per cent cost however Strictly Cash Sale. be examine and Yours before buying, ’ will not A. WOOLLEY. SHORE NO. 35. 5^-GQflR �Ton bwj have heard yntir friends and neigfihora talking ataMit 1L !’•»« «»>’ I yourself be <min of Hie many who know ----- gAstwxov. r.Fip.a. j ; frosi personal exprricna’ Just Ik»w good a Luc SON I, FIRST QUARTER, INTER­ 'iafcsxr...Ifflg * thing it to. H you have ever tried it. you NATIONAL SEOIES, JAN. 4. ure on«- of Ito stanh«friends. berxu/.o Hie Jra'iFg .............. «... ■ I 24K v hdv.ng out. 1 toweve.-, in a number ; ^.’a,us, * wi-J!-to-<to farmer of I wonderful thing nteut It l». that ,wli«*n .................. kt«l*U in^tanw-iriwwrlta btorreoU producer* ' lJpJcn wtaJ who bos been raiMta£ two ; one* given a total. Dr. Kilis’s N«w 1>1»-her. .bruexbehba’acxLiustod. | dsjs. wai fm^id by hta eon trader 4 hay- : covery eW after holds a plate In HitTbn»- J. Rro-v-cr. » ' ralthy contractor f ,tack Friday night, die was nea-iy deau 1 house. If you intro never tusnl it and terUWpWi. of St Lcnii*. i-1 out »f fcrgrxxl. j and was Insane. ( «UI.’Id be Afflicted with a cough, cold or Hvoily w«-ni in .n<e-to< II -- Julia Higbee, Hvfpg near Dtnndrn- nuy thrum, liras or chest trouble, secure a Mrs. e.S ikt’-'l ' jpl jw-t urn iX.LWto g-t Iraten for office, burg, Ky.. ta charged with ;>o'»otiinx thre- bottle id once nnd give it a fair trial. It is :(Compiled bum laiason Hdpsr Quarterly by per•if her. children, her bojffcidhl tnar.’a I guamntted ever}- time, or money refunded, sr.tl iwd’ln’t ry to T’t o«wn. eitljer. mlnriin of H. ft. Hoffman. peUUster, Plfltedridating from th* turiB she lost her first j Trial bottles Tree nt W. JI. G-Xslyrafs pbia.1 child by nnrural cause*. 1. “Rthnbonm—Shochem—.tlL Israel—to drug store. frstron........... The stable of the tart' August Bclmoni make him Kutg.'.’ titer- XApUto' lr- hi. i-intbcr Edward, who wants to woh wild nt hfs farm near, Babylon, L I., .Such are the words aud phrases in this Qharaota ...... Perhaps you arc ran .down, ain't cat, ' verse dcmcn.ling <wy attention; but let us Saturday. Potomac who iVon ita owner j ,t t-itanr of with him. itaMe*....... HMOOC. was Ij.iugbt by ‘Mlcluu-l Dwyer, can't alet'p. can't think, can’t do anything remember t’ur.t wo arc read:ng the word of JWgMl........... to 5<mr sathf&ctlua. and you Vender wbnt the Lurtli and tbo Holy Spirit lu this word <tnn' a J. nnuh’e !h WHS locked for *33.000: leal'w gat H .-eland for SLUM. The swrefary ot ngrieulbare has ordered nils you. You idiould bred |ho warning, Is ever bringing before U* persons, place* rein ;a- W.14S ngton City pidicj station V.t) 12 Sfo S.Cfl Blk lXSS KLif X1H Wudi: s*Ut fur turfeltinga White Plaiuf, thb inspection of all cattle from Canada yon are teking the first e-tep into nvnuus and events which show us God honored or ...... Tbe u.-.portaace of imrtfy lag the «°- MtoOvOte... Ift-OOj i-ffiitoif AW Gr>e»«l Sapid... Ar. X Y Lui'. Uunl Hr wns later taken back imported into this cot|ntry: also all aheep prostration. Von need a nerve ionic and dl.-honored, God manifest nnd glorlfisd, or aot bo overestimated, lor without pure In Eh-rtric Billers you will find the exact tboad’-trsary ntanlfrH aud Gc»i deapiacd. nnd swine. I* M »x-O<»LL'INB..^as.I a<rus. Ha-o blood you cannot enjoy pood health. u ttnoat^m a P ♦ T. A..fihleag-< The Southern Paci|c has ratified the remedy for restoring yuur nervous system Ruhoboain was. so far n* we know, the Mr*? Mi-rtl tJ, Newlau, a Milwaukee At this season nearly every one needs a «TO»an Ai^Tnarried only hut October plan of railway anabination recently to its normal, heaiiliy condiUon.. .Surprl*' only sup of Solomon, and therefore heir to wood medicine to purify, vitalize, and cnrlrh Ing results follow the i«e of tbl* great the tlftone. Hui name, according to iud .hi-1 al-- -«lF jejuratetl from her.hus­ adopted by the pre»iflents at Pierpont nm blood, and flood's Earsaparilta is worthy nerve tonic and alterative. Your nppelite Young, signifies “Freer of the people,” band. 9ts‘J .cviiMiini so'well that whan she Morgan's residence lu iew York. your confidence. It Is peculiar in that It 1 return-*. Rood aiigesiioii is restored, and W TIME TABLE. iKianl he ■been arreetnd for drunkenJames Grant, an electrician In tbo em­ the liver and kidneys resume healthy but he proved to be a gn-nt rrpprearor. strengthens uud builds tip tho system, creates 2. “ Jeroboam. tb<son of Nnbat, who was u«u she e mtntlteJ suicide. ploy of the New Haven! Conn., fire rilnnti action. Try a buttle. Price 50c. at W. au appetite, aud tones the dlgwtten, white vet In Egypt, heard of It." H. A. M.-i'T. a senior medical student at se: vice, recently lomtril a break in tile H. Goodyear's drug store. it eradicates disease. Give It a trial. The previous chapter given the history Anu Atvor. Mich., died Wednesday from lino by dreaming that it wi-h In l>ox iMl, Bocd's Sarsaparilla is sold by all druggists. of this widow’s non, God’s purpose concern­ tbe iwnlt ”f injuries received while const- nnd an ex.aninatiorf copfirmed hta dream. Prepared byC. L Hood * Co., Lowell. Mass. ,ug W Friday night. He was going The best salve In the world for cuts, ing him and offer to him it he would walk An anonymous correspondent of Chief bon>eand ►raricd tor the train, bur ae- of Police Coyne, of San Diego, Cali*., bruises, sores, ulcers, .salt rheum, fever in Hi* ways and do right in Hi* sight. IOO Doses One Dollar XOBTH. 8. • Jeroboam and all the congregation eepted au in’. itatimr to ride down hill. writes that be met recently hi the Hreera rotev, tetter, chapped bands, chilblains, Kalamazoo hr... Kart Cooper T»«became umuanageal'te aud he fell of that city the notoriona Jim Cumming", corns, and all skill eruptions, nnd positive­ of Isrnei came and spaknuntoReboboatu.” ThU seems outwardly all fair and subRleblaao Janet. off in wme way, tho sled striking him in fur whom a reward is offered alive or dew!. ly cures piles nr-no pay required. It is ■Ac abdomeu. guaraiteed tn giro perfect satisfaction. or mbslve, but Jcruixsun cannot have forgot­ Tbe writer v.-a> afraid u> give hi’, name. Mito...... . ten tbo promiMu of the Ixird by the prophet ttellou . The Loudon Times think* that ComOttoSeht u-Irt’r.a barke -jier of New York * money refund'd. t Price *5 cents per box. AhlJ’>b Cxi, 2b-3l), and he is only quietly ivcrdale miv'i.mt-r Smith. <»( the Salvation Army, drenme.-i oi a weililing. A customer told For s.ile by W. IL Goodyear, lhe druggist. all*...... ^Wjdling tbo developments which shall '.s the rrai author of th.* - clteme for hdp- him it wa* a sure sign of death. Otto udd C. F. Ruggles, ot Manistee, has a cllent-■ give birfi the tea tribes for his kingdom, hv England s poor, and tstnkv that his he didn’t bebevo lie would furnish the agr of 4.000 children who get a pound of f 4. “ Thy father made our yoke grievous; Oats Grove-­ resignation which was announced Thurs­ corpse, as he never felt better in ilia life. Woodland.... day. tm-.w» rust there iisouiething wrong. Four hours latter ho dropped dead. Apo­ candy each from him each New Year’s» make thou tfio grievous service • • • WtMxSburr................. lighter, and we will servo thee.” •lay. Some pf the French newspaper* Inti­ plexy. I la D. L.& X. This, too, scorns fair nnd reasonable, and Lansing...................•* . mate llui I. Emperor William visits Paris Indicate* Inmirc btedd.-aiwltocure, A young woman and her brother went it.Catarrh Detroit take Hood'*Sar*ai>ur<lla. which perlites lhe> It looks 'ant if all might be well with Rchobe will be piayiiig with fire. to Keokuk, la, oue day but v.ccfftind blood. Held by ml druyglMs. . Grand Itajteta Ar...... . beam If lie will only do right. compelled n medical student to right « I 5. “Depart yet three days, then come oi Kw<o Wednesday. doubtless destroy­ wrong by marriage. Next morning the | Jaine« >1. Rounds. a Jackson carpenter, । again tome." ing the Ik-Man fly«in I he.wheat. newly inr.de wife attempted to hang her- : gets a fll.COO legacy from a rich western i‘ The third day In Scripture la the day of Rev. Robert Clyde, of Philadelphia, ta self, nnd was barely cut down hi time to uncle as a Christinas. ivsurrestion and life and dellvcnmce (Has. charged with being laiastly drt-.uk ou the save her lite. Stets nondaelw. HOfJiL Jvi. 3; John ii, W; Matt, xvi, St), but only street tt< Mutwileld, O., Tuesday morning. Spiritualists of Augusta, M-, declare Kalamazoo Ar... ■ Red Clover Pills cure sick'■ , for such as follow un to know the Lord. Hast Cooper Lv... Private Watchman Bute shot and killed that they have, within the la-t week, had headache, dyspepsia. Indigestion, consti­’ j K. "Aral King Rchoboam consultai with Richland Jniic’t.. con verrations with tlw spirit of W-lker sburuiar At Philadelphia Thurxhiy while pation, 25c. per box. 5 boxes for SI. For• ; tho old mon • ■ • • nnd said. How do Cressey . tin-buralar wa.-’ in the act of robbing t. Blaine. Mito sale by W. H. Goodyear; ye nxhdae. that. I may answer this people!" Delton Frank pine, the notorious bunko man fruit warrfiim Cloverdale Iroinv'MHl Htfrr.ture Is to be increased। j "With the ancient to wisdom; cud in and mining shark, who In fcta ti:n? pulled ncadael-.a yet Carter’s L'.ttln Liras- PHU a«» Stiulu:...... ............ Il-t'r.’ Kim mnn 4c Co,, of Council Bluffs. , I length of days anderatamling." "D.-iys by n new weekly tn If printed In the |lAfrnN«:s........... Ik, f- t *51 dry goods. ns-Igued Thur-day. the wool over the eyes of the Prince of Svandluaviau lungunge. ; sho-ild speak, nnd inpUlUum of years ' Coats Grove . Wales, nnd who engineered tho Moffat ’ should teach wisdom" (.71»b xjj, 12; xxxit Woodland SKi)-r;. with al-ont fcW.OliO asseta I *"uik robbery. deed Pipe die,l Aug. 13 [ T)- . But If the king had eouxulted the Wooobury . ,■ :.,v,r । in New York under tl.e mimoof Itehimnt, f ia D. T.. . t "Anrlrutof dry*" (Dau. vii. 13,' he would At .. U»- Me: I manufaxtured at tb* | {n„| wbiic vngin vringa d-a! in ( dorado Uutalng................ I bare fannd true wisdom . and the word “ AnC:ir tenter r*terl works of lieouiug. Ba., a j mines in a district when- no ore bail ever Detroit cleat" injob xii. 13. according to lhe mar ­ one :xch U bar: oar; broke nrosc at a strain uf ot 233,*«3 233.XH | been produced. ■ flroad Rapids L». gin of tins ucht verse, refers to God and act (OI t-mnd. EeulI|t,f th„ fanwB. Freoch nor. ’ pent) J- betoi brio j ahmrt about 2t',CW pnun'h in av ex j to man. ' ' . . cc>* a! t!.v iriihrtt record authoritatively Na*. 5 aud CwillroA rnrry p~»»<\i;:ers f elist and dramatist, ta dead.’ provided with freight Inta fMirniUs. rknov.-L 7. "If thou wilt be a serrnut unto this wSoancstxythsmwlU find <b—" twin pflla vain, freight trains will be run nt '-he convenient* The Ltmtafana lottery couniany ta go­ l people this day ‘ • • and apenk good Th? l-Tilcr in Kelley & Wells' lumber ing to test the coustitn’-iouaBty of the able tn no many w*yn that they will not bo w J t- of tli* company, who rt>TV' the right to cliaugo USE lodowitbaattbuni. But after Ulsfck head the tlmw of such trains without no’Ire. | words to them, then they will be thy mwtaiill. forty miles irom Nvwpurt. Ar!;., anti-lottery luFF Busk. Genl Manager. ante forever." _• • exploded ThuriNliiy, blowing tin-engineer, ' The Citizens' National hank of Kauf­ H.C.PtrtTJRU. GotnQP.fi T. Ast. • If he would only seek the welfare and NTiJey S'loan, to atoms, and fatally man. Ter., capital Ml.’,OOP. haa b.«en au­ Robert Stnulake, our of the earliest men! piaoglini tiiu superintendent. Join thorized to begin busines.*. in Pontine, Is dead. He had been slex a( ;«are of bls people, as did those kings who |£hxneiv . sought t» do t ight in tho sight of Lhe Lord, In tire matter ot Uicisiota of .Ctora A. Bur­ .Th-average price paid by the treasury longtime. Fire Friday night destroyed th.? Edisto and did Mordecai (Esth. x. 3) at a Inter ton. a minor. Notice ta hereby given that I shall sell at pub­ Hibbard’s Khnuiuntln and Uvcr Flits. Phosphate and Fertilizer works near for the silver purehnsed during the quar­ period, then nil would bo well But this lic guetion, to the highest bidder, on Tursdav. terended Dec. 31, Ihp.i, was SLO037 ixx tine ­ Charie’ton. S. C. Loss fully inThese pill.-, are Bcientifically cotnjKiundrd,, wn* not his spirit. •ho 3d day of February. A. D. JW. at leu o’clock ounce. 8. “But he foraook tbo counsel of the old and uniform iu action. No griping pain so; lu the fcrentou at the Pndmte Court rooms in Maj. Whileside, on Sunday, captured i tho City of HaMUifta lu the Bounty of Barry, in J. P Fowler, n farmer living near Pen­ cummonly following lhe use ot pills., men • • • and consulted with the the State of Miclmcr-u, pnrnunt to license and field. la Champaign county, Hta.. wits Big Foot’s band of 150 bucks and 250 They axe adapted to both adults and chil­. ymiug men.” authority granted t • me on toe 12th day uf women and children. The capture was ,dren with .perfect safety. We guarantee> killed in a runaway accident Thursday The old men had stood licfora Solomon, December. A. D. 1W0, by the Probate Court of •oarrt* WBMOfNI CCk, Naw York; Barry County. Michlgun, al! of the estate, right, A seventy-fivc-onnee gold nugget wan made near Wounded Knee. they have no equal In the cure of sick; his father, but these youtigmeo hod grown and Interest of the said minor of. in ano Another elderly beggar died last week headache, 1 WALL PILL. SMALL DOSE. SMALL PRICE title found by a tanner in Msbatka county, constipation, dyspepsia and[ up with himself and stood before him. to the rew ert-tr situate aud beitt tu tht Coul- ’ in New York, who was found after death biliousness, and, as an appetizer, they cx-. Iowa. Friday. , P. “And he said unto them, What coun­ iy of Barry, iu Iha State cf Michigan, known sel give ye?" । rroiuTF aps.rr and ik'scrlbed as f.dtowJ. to-wlit: Tbe undivid­ Mr. and Mrs. .J. W. Strong, of Ottawa. to possess a comfortable liank account. ,h-1 any other preparation. ed cue-half of lhe north fr>rtliui o! the south Kan , died Thursday, one in the morning His name was Andrew Carr. 10. “Mykttle finger shall be thicker than t State ufMkhittaa.tvuutv m irant-A*. west fractional <iusrt,v of section number Gerlach Harjts, bankers and brokers' : Cooper, Wells & Co., of St. Joseph, are ray father's loins.” •nd the other in the aft-moon. All ar­ ' --------------- . ---------------------- twesty-acven (27) tn town number two (2- north ‘ . ranci-menta had b en made to celebrate of Philadelphia, susjiended Monday. 'doubling the capacity of their printing: This to part of the answer which the young raogn sine (0, wort Iu Harry County aud State of Mlehlgru.etrepUug forty 40) acres off the the llriy-litst anniversary of their wedding Frank K. Walker, ixtper manufacturer of works. men imtructed him to give to the people. >! north side of .said quarter section. New York, tuade an ussigument. that day. Tho loin.; are significant of strength :u» in Doted, Hustings. Dec. tSU>. A. !>., 1M0. John L. Sullivan says be will spar any Present. Cluate* W. ArtuvtiOtdf. Judge of Nick’Mathews, a negro, of Knn*M Oily, Loose's Red Clover Pile Remedy, is a Job xl. 16; I’rov. xxxl, 17; bnt in the case DAVrti A. Bowk Ki:, Guardian. has gone violently insane over the negro man lu tbe world six rounds after i.ta the­ positive specific for all forms of Ute dte* of Solomon it w.-w strength of oppression. probate. In the matter of the. estate ot Hannah atrical season is over in May ttext. He ;caw. Blind, bleeding, itching, ulcerated mrasish craze. 11. •(My father hath chasttoed you with Qtu*ckc:it>ud>. dcc-;;»-«l. GOLD MDAL, PAlffi, 1878. On reading ar..1 ibtng lb? jntiti.m duly Joshua Ainsworth died at Jacksonville, wants s purse of 4W,<<» to 115,000, though. and protruding piles. Price 50c. For whips, but I will ch fiatbe you with scor­ verified. '•! Ct»M. ,W. Jordan, ad.-ulutetnilar of The 8lst birthday of Gladstone wks cele­ sale bv W. 11. Gbodyusr. pions.” Dis.. Friday He was a member uf Com­ Mid estate, praying tor rcavu->lier» In ret forth pany W. Second Illinois artillery, and one brated at Hawarden Monday. A foun­ So they would bnro him draw his peo­ that hr may be Uerured to mo.-t.-^er the r-nl The Sehmeck bank, at East Tanas, ple to him by encouraging him to act not mtate of said d*vT.Vted In s*‘d j-eii-lon dereribof the bravest ut-n in tbe whole com­ tain. erected byM»e roddeuts of Hawarden, mand Though technically too old for was unveiled in Uouor of the golden wed­ wants tb pay Its depositors 80 cents on the m a shepherd of his people, but as a cruel Thereupon It Is ordt rv l. th.it Frl-tey tbo #lh 'dollar. military duly be studiously concealed t he ding of the G. O. M. taskmaster, a veritable Egyptian Pharaoh. day of January. A. J>. imi.nttenur'ctack inlho factagd; served With oil the ardor of a Drankenn<**»-L!q-ti<tr Hablt-In all the 12 “So Jeroboam and all the people came forenoon be assigned for the bearing of sold peti­ youthttl volunteer. THE MARKETS. aud ihal the heirs at lav; of said deceased to Rehoboaa; tbo third day as tho king tion. asci nil otb'.i ferrous luUrestcd In said estate, Mbs Emma Marshall, living near Taylor­ It cr.:< tc giTM) in a cut- al tea or coffre. with­ Lad appointed.” Chicago. are required to appear at a s.-wtou of said ville, lita. suicidal with pulson Thursday, out the kixmlrdgc o( the person taklnn K, It to a dark day for Israel. They arc to Court, ticn to beholden at the i rnbate Office Chicago, Dec,«, rinc ’ lng a treedy ami perm.oieut cure, whether City of HasUcgs. lu said County, and Simply becau-c she wns tired of living. Following were the quotativas on th* board the rat.en: liariitxtt-n.tr Li iiikrreras alcoholic hoar no comforting words; theiryoke is not In tbeeaaae, if an> there be. why tbo prayer <rf She wns only 17 years old. of trade to-day: Wheat—No. J January wreck. Tkoraands of drunkards hare bear to be lightened nor their service made show tte petlUoner may not hr granted And It to A new Mad arrange dtoea<e ta carrying opened !*»Hc. rko-i Me: May. cured who have taktn the Gotoeo Sprrfne in cadcr. And yet this man was king on the further ordered, that said j-rttrtoncr give notice ckwed JTton: July. <.p.<:ux! Pl^e. c!nBeil I3c _ tbeir caffewithout their knowltdse, and to ­ off the hugs in Ptatt county. life., by tbe throne of David, ruling over the Lord’s to the persons li.terr'.tril In sal'l estate, of the day believe they uult drinklirg of tbffr own free (orn-No, : Joauat-y. ojK-aed 47fcr, ekax-d W-.c: pendency of said petition, aud lhe bearing b uud red » will, ho harmful ea«t roulu from Its art­ people. Fel-rnury. vjwned. Wg-, ck*xl thereof, by can«m« aeppy of this order to be Pure The Sanborn County Iwtnk. nt Woon- ojxmr<l nnd chmed Cures rniranteed. head for Hta 13. “And the king answered the people published In the Haatings J’.annkxi. a newspa­ Oato-No. 8 Januarj*. ministration. eular and full partlrntara. Addrm In con-1 ^■aMyUland it is Soluble. •Ocket, S. D., closed ta doors Friday. per printed and circulated lu wild t'wunty ot roughly." ' openud <-losod February. Mito- fidenee.Gpumx Bracxwc Co., u» Have Street, , Ilan y once In each work f.»r three successive WRJiam H. Sandifer, a New York jew­ dowri May. 'T-'nw! d*w*d Mr Cincinnati. O. "Roughly" is the same word that In verse weeks previous to said day of hear.ng. Pork Janauary. <.jx-nrxl &.K., d,«xl f eler, has assignedChas. W. AusrsTRoxa, Durand had a SB. 000 fire yesterday— 4 to translated "grievous.” Joseph also Hon. W, D Simpson, chief justice of the February, n|wnw) nnd duc«xi S1UU; Mar « .Jlrt«k oI I’rebate. spoke “roughly" to his brethren (Geu. xlii. oprae.1 fHUUctoMd $11134- Lord January the store of W. H. McPhee. Wm. W.Colc. Probate Clerk. South Carolina aupreme court, died at hi* opened are used in its preparation. It has 7, 30), but In hta case it was only outward »S.®, ctacd, • To Nervous, Debilitated Men. home in Columbia Friday at l^n dis. roughness, yet wcil deserved, while back more than three times tf*e strength of ease. vJ,! *fn<! “? rour *?;’rras. we wilt mall ot It there was forgivenoas and love. tbs foUmtmjr price: Hog.-Market opined <’nfn,UMA,r".lr<L. P^pl'hk t exptoluihg all Cocoa mixed with Biarch, Arrowroot Dc*vy snow; and wind, storm prevailed moderately 3>airo and priow steady: light I2S... 14. "And spoke to them after the counsel ^LrtDk Hye ’ <>Ie’'r*trd Eicctro-vStalc. all Fnctay in the eastern states, in mme gnuta. or Sugar, and is therefore far more rough pocking. FLfciaitoj; Belt and Appliances aud there ehartnlnc effects of the young men.” places sarioasly embarrassing the rnil- mixed lota. Staujaas; hoary poking in* upon the nervous debilitate<1 system, and how Wicked counsellors are a great curse, economical, costing less.than one cent ithpy.w »‘lulckly restore you to vigor, and man- and are all In tbo service, for the time at ■ w»vk At New York city tlie snow was ahippiuB tote, SUmQ-W; pigs. 32.W®.T25J horxl. Pamphtet free. If yon are thus nfillcted, a cup. It is delicious, nourishing, very heavy. a ~.F^y «’P“rator. 17®2Sc; 041 ■ least, of the first wicked counselor, who dairies, lln-st frroh. is^dta; packing .trek, Via *ria* Wna ,0U * **e,t and strengthening, easily digested, The Christmas reception al tbe Amer- lie; In tbe garden led Adam and Eve astray. L^.v. Emm-Fresh candfed. tow VOT.TAIC BkltCo.. Marshall.Mleb. MJMj legation in Berlin wns numerously off. Sic per dnz: ico hous. atoek. Ufel'A'. Lire It ta bad enough when friends give evil and admirably adapted for invalids Joel Hendemon’8 barn and contents, in counsel, bnt how much worse when one’s •ttendet Over SM) cards were left for PO’dt-’y-ChHccns, rtdCjjc perlb; turk-ys. 7ft as well as for persons in health. Adrian township, burned Wednesday night fi-jsper <jPX Potatom Mmbter Phelps. Hta daughter Marian Ito: ducks, .r-fle; own mother ia the evil counselor (Gen. . narfvri the guests. -White rosaraghf per bu; red roee. 7nj7.to; it a low of fil.300. xxvil, 13; U Chron. xxil,-3). Sold by Orocers everywhere. 15. "Tho cause was from the Lord." The house of Mra, John Dietrich at Hebron, e^MSc; PoorW inpxto; Burlnnkn, X-V.-Mub. an.FrST' .S P’tattXB-Jerseys. $3.75fU.to per Back of all these apparently ordinary Xt publishes tha teat and most rwllabl* W. BMEB a CO., tatesttf, Mat. Apr.lt—CoobtaK. EtaO circumstances God was working. He can­ Mie »nd >cr Ihrn- chlMiya l.cr^i not do erll. but He often permits eril to I o«in>. i.te mother pertahing in the fruit- eckiarrfi.iu. **UnX'KlOa5ehoicu Kben Baby -fro sick, wn gave her Castoria. Jew attempt tn save her little onr*- At take its course, nnd yet overrule* all for Broom yn,-Burl »&». n,: wU-[ PROTECTION . ■S“’Ty* BIe" »«™. urash. a®8; green, M-lf working. the gpod of His people Again in verse 34 hr tte hmer, tte 8toitr**r, tte !n.-dde and covers, -Ta*:: conunun broth. ZliC>3Ucwe read concerning tho conduct, of ReboOR FREE-TRADE. crooked. boam and its results, "This thing is from Two workmen were instantly killed by me." It is a fearful thing to refuse to WHICH 1 __ xouK.uec.3. obey God and walk in the truth, tor that • M। in the cartridge houseOf thi Do.you want to keep thoroughly 2 jy1 winter rash. fl.oiTM.05r lays us open to the possibility of Hta send­ Fwctte Powfier contpaay, at or st .-I on the elects of the New J aka Hopatcong. N J„ Krid.r. ing um strong delusion that we should be­ Dr. J. C. Nottingham has been elected lieve a lie (II Them. U, Ji). There is much TarZJ L-itr, as shown from week to The steamer Shanghi was dcstrovod by president of the Saginaw valley homco- in the Bible about evil from tbe Lord, as in I«thic medical society. the following texts: Jttdg. Lx, 28; xiv, 4; I ^he crew compwed of -rvet-pl European ■!’«» you want to know all about tbe Bartey-Notnin*1. Pork-Dull: mt**. ?!iW7j 8am. 11,25; xvi, 14; llChron. xvtii. 23; xii’?; mde. ahmtt U3 pa^u^ all Chineae. LAI. 1-ard-Quiet; January, M«*. Mrs. Winslow's Hoot hl no inrun should always laa. xlx. 14; xte. T. Ama IU, fl; but U will Ure «o.-k: Cattle-Trading act!t> at » gm;.or teething. It soothes the always be found that tbe person or persons unsrer to every fuse statement of crai »<lrinr.' of Lk- u _. . shlld, sof.ens the »«ms, allavs all pale. euros have deliberately turned away from God, GIBBOUS BBOTHms, PnUalm. Jiu Z ric-Tradcra ? • wind colic and is the best remedy fordlarrtcra. DETROIT, MICH. ’ ”*• and the evil that overtaker, them to the re­ dry oow* ftwituni. Sheep Twenty-five cents a bottle. sult of their own doings, which God per­ and land*—Sheep, flnn: lamlM, s--Jv,- at an W. H. McPhee's store at Durand was ns! te to como to them because they will not Then tubscribe for your home .: V to) »s; burned to the ground yesterday with a loss have HU love and care (( Kings xi, 11) paper aud the AMFJtlCAN EcoKcusst,' of W.OOO. 16. "All Isnud saw that tbe king heark­ published weekly by the American ened not unto them.” Protective Tariff League, New York. Then they d parted to their tenta and . Gents: For forty-five years I have r Cramped for (Sample copy free). The E conomist is made Jeroboam their kiug; there was uoac been afflicted wlUi blood pol.-on. liver and v jeV R c * *:ro?«h.che P»i n d (m! streets < ,t rheumatic difflmltk-n. Part of w,e t|me that followed the house ot David but tte an acknowledged authority on Pro­ confined to my bed. My blood was badly Uttoef Judah only. And when Hehoboam tection and should be widely read. Eone forth tOBubane tho rebels diseased. Six IxRUe# of Hibbard's S?1 »«■ wtvwthiug bi. inn. Ki, The yearly subscription of the EcteO** Rheumatic Syrup did inc more good than God by Hta servant forbade him. and he tn May bat Copt William all the other medifines 1 have taken. My bad to be content to have it no (vs. 30-24) Whacu-Ca^h lower. ' opttaBi higher■ friends lutvc us<*d R and ju every case it Tlus-tbo highly privih^ed nation were di tptc'nl arrangement with the pub­ M> had Iwen adrift four day* Corn— has proven a w<m<terful retn.*dy. I have '■idol because of their alus, and to this day Uohcrs fry which we can send il were nearly dotd. Hu ha» OMhlowcr. options htaht-r: January, known of .some wonderful cures of dyspep­ irtrat the French government the Economise far one.year and sia and neuralgia. * e Khall see as wo go on in our togj, K&laoawo I Smew S CURE SICK Children Cry for Pitcher’s Castoria. Children Cry for Pitcher’s Castoria. Children Cry for Pitcher’s Castoria. HEAD ACHE B W. Baker & Co.’s Breakfast Cocoa ■Ill No Chemicals TO FARMERS? MichiganFarmer BUSINESS PAFEB_FDB FAEIEES! Mns. Mabv Biddix. n«M -M r»K WlcitelivUk. Iowa. Hibbard a Rheetoalto Syrup and Plasters are rewdira of gn-al merit. I believe the* have no equal in the cure of rtteumatUm and alt blood dlwj^es. Dm H. REicnAtat.' Druggist __________ bad* c.-e w of tfafr t W,t r. IBXBAWS CROUP RD©1 farther and farther taiq’tSty <«. a �/ff/ Tto.L WAR TO----------THE KNIFE [ Dyer H. O. - Duncan; George Elliott, K. troop; Sen*?,. Unrd, B troop; Sergt. Hutchklse^K troop, mortally; Hipp A. Cook, I Indian Braves. troop: Private Adams, K troop, Corporal Newell B iroppCapt. tVjyaee Tsmalmwked. Thia h only:a porttal Hat. About a BLOODY EAHD-TO-HASD OOSFLIOT dozen were reported awn lying iu* if dviul, but no officers were killed, while, twentyfive or more are wounded. Mu*-* of the wuuudod will the.. Capt WiiUarc was 3Ot» >tomahawked «qmirely in the forehead. IJrut Kinzte i*t* l*. i d bu; a > iixht wound in H;c .inkle. Army Surgedn Capt. Huff, ; Lieut. Ken tn, eul C.ipt. Ewing tire caring I for inc wounded. | We* a Hm,d-tu-Haml Fight* <Ju*i »•>•-. _ ■ '■ The Indians had evidently pripaced' for PUf" Ai "-\:y. ST-., Dre JU— • this desperate batt!*.*, -is wicb w.urior.at a Dig Fix i . ..rnnd u;-.- ■ ; • van- l'^v'-n K-v.nal, wa.* trausfaimw! jntu a de* : rv,..-, r-:^u* r»-_ r- xi MJSpt »ite Fight with Big Foots rt . , . y t iling despised Alter:lie first vodey tbe fight eiisuul. ft-J Uaiml* enm • when the j Indians threw then se vvs ttyna Kh .*: wp roldtari ■>‘:.z.-l to .lii-arm the Indinns, i vre who surnnmn-.d iheui. wh; -.' ere sv y?aj. Whiteside. ; lo’»pk-tc!y taken oy »urprl«3 that ‘hey who hhil i.: •— i 'vvr,‘ ,,n*bi - to return th? iitst’ire. . ud troop, was |<onMr>nb.;Wltv L Pirate bat-[ er small arms. The squaws who wero left tie U. llux**d. in which the Indiana were ta the zas-.p whet* ..f the batt’.e wn.* opened the gffuth. Milne of them rhr-tcm.'p ruthlessly, and in which the made n yank Liking purl ;gh: nnd bring shot a» llvtti uf several soldiers were sacrificed. Clo t. Gc'*r^? >V Wallace w.i i killed nnd Lieut. Garlincfi.n and fifty troopers wu’inde.l Big Foot’s ten I, numbering 180 warri"'-'-. surrendered Sunday to Maj. Widti-vile, «Ixj, with tbeSarunth cavalry, hsd,L<.**u in rctulhpMS to Intercept the hextii>-■, wh*» were making forth? Bad Lauds. cais-il v.h, ■ teiiitr taken ’u. Col. Suimurto Fort Den Ufa. They m :'!• ui> show of mistance whan orTii.xl by .V.iV,"b;U*<dv rlio iihornativu uf •itrr. u |.t nr ba'ule, nnd were marched to thu old camp Wnundi’Jt Knwcnn-k, where they were Mirroundt-d by the troop era, while coturiera were Mtit to Gen. Brooke fur reinfurcenmiita. Thi* camp ta about twenty juilo* from Pm.* Bulge agency. With tbe Indiana thiis cap­ tured Were the immediate followers uf Sitting Bull, aud all nvre iu a sullen aud Ugly tnuml. They luul been ck>«cly pressed by Col. Surnnerfa • troojun** uud w**re baraxm-d <in every side by the cavalry. They'had made n forced march fur the Bad lotmta, accompanied by their stpiuWa and children, who were suffering for food. Blui.dy U*-«lstnuce tu JHaarmlnc. Additional troop* under CoL Forsythe arrived at tbe camp «wly yesteniay morn­ ing. Ix-aring, . rdcr* from Gen Brooke tu disarm Big J'urd’s Imud Col Fotxyrhe n -univd’ command ol the regulars., which Hotchkiss cun*. The Indtaax wore sur­ rounded and lhe reart’. or urnv> was begun t'-roiigh tbe village As thta task was about completed xlu* Indian*- «u.* roundel by < ompnntr-- K and B l>rg.u; to move. All of a sudden they threw them selves to tin- gro-.tibi anil begau firing rapidly it the troop* not twenty feet away The tn-op# were at a great idvantage. feariug to shoot tbeir own **mr. le* THE HOTCHKISS GUN AT WORK. The IndLrn men. women and children then ran t«/the south, the 'battery firing rapidly afthem as they rnn. Soon the mounted tvx>ps were after them, shooting them down on the wing on evi-ry aide The engage men: lasted fnlly an hour and a half. To ilie south many tojk refuge iu a ravine, from which it wa* difficult to dislodge i.bt*m. The Indlat:* from rover kept npa .^nstant fire on the soldiers, who replied picking off the redskin* at every- opportunity. The Hotehkis.- gun wna also rnn up a« to camraisiid the ra­ vine, and a withering fire was poured i:j upon tin* rvtLs. tb wa* over aw^licr -kiricnrthe agency <too of iV'xirx’rs ■•? the Seventh ! in by rome Indians, >vh2 ... . . r he ll -* 'bin! vamp near Pine Ridge, and ou th -enirn they fired into th- agi-ocy This; caused i -k'fn’Sh, In ubich !w.» soliiteta were w<*uudfal This tajik-u>:* mmlv il uhna.«L certain that •» boody-. ir will follow. A large nemlmr oi worriers* WmO favored ;• :iw have gnu* force of iL’htint. bm k*. n will ta- * d’ffi cult matter io de-oi'fJ Kick big Bear. Two Strike’* band iva* coming I:: ; »-*:iAl the agency, but now it fa id>ui>*t Ibxt they will turn back. SIXTEEN MULES CREMATED. Further reporta from the fight any that many of t he soldiers were wounded and. tbe dentil list will be greatly increased, an a number ban: received fatal hurts. The oommandcr of K troop; Private Cook, B troop. Th. wounded whose names were learned are three: Father Crafta, Catholic priest, mortally, lungs: Private Frank Jxwis. B troop; Private Stone; Private Sullivan. K troop: B. F. Smith, K troop; Corporal Clif- Bold Robbery of a Routh Chicago Sank for Infants and Children, CHL Aoi); Dec. 30.—Aljout fS.3) p. m yesienfay three njea drov- up tu the Sou tn Ulikac.i hank in an<*p?u ta:ggy drawn hy 1 pv-.tcr:ul and t-peedy^wh'fiv horw. Tlisy '1 and stepped t!tt tnihier's winlow. 'acre twooi th? men . ngr.ged the uffid.ll in ••.-•uvore.-i'ion. Frank hind the rannu-i when the the bank 'i’wo ot tham with revolvers, whllv tins thn-ugu the teller'* door into iL’xeas.b'hty. Ut:i of th. outsider the counter then the ttiu;...; BeSTox, Dec. 27.—A Journal -pecia! from Augusta, Ma., that Labor Com* misrioner Matthews; has cuinploted tho compilation of nbeu:d<mofl farm natixtlcj ly folcre-Uftif. The uumter of a-xiuljotxl fiwntsjT’p.»rr«.f aggregate 3,310 Tbe total acreage of Uww farm* ia 284,31.1, aud.their valuation lor taxation fa al.M*,7flV. Tbe Cactaria cum Gffie. OousUpatimi, treconmicnd It m superior to any pnwanpOoa I Sour StoamcU, Iterrlicra, EnirtaUon. Lbovd to ne.” H. A. Aacucr.. M. D„ 1 Kills "iTornis, fine al“ep. aiid LU So. Oxford S-, Brooklyn, N. Y. | fajurious naLcattoc. Lt tin WATERPROOF COLLAR on CUFF bent liim ■' THAT CAN BE RELIED ON BE UP TO THE MARK TSTot to Sy>llt! BEARS THIS MARK. The ti.i eves TRADE *.:ig the hn>t-form eS Lkni Into fLebanit vault i.:.d locking it, thj three robfar* Jumped ”.iCu the buggy anV.-Jruve vil *t ' !-icuk-ucck -|»c**l Cf*!'J&- Wil .wr. upon* rccing th? b.tuk njK'ned the van:: Joor. and there round Linn, win had -.it'.uienfly revived u :cl» tbestor; u? the tobbery. The po’.tci avni immedtat.*;,. uotitie.l. and every pnh .■ sta­ tion sjuI rut all its reserve force. Six pa­ trol waunns wer. dispatched to head ->:I the robbers. PlTTlifUG, Dec 2T.~Fire in the mine of Lieut. Jcukiii>. who had just arrived in the United "Works Coke company jester- South Chicana »rvui the city. joined in the . street the rob* day cremated sixteen mule*, and for n pursuit. A: Fit: y-SeJon*1 teh* oUitid.iiied their buggy, tlie horse be­ time turned the ricibUy ot the shaft into a pandemonium of wmliug am! shrieking ing completely exhausted, apd jumped women and children, whu thought that Into a delivery vagua which n conietlerar« had in readme**.* At Forty-Ninth *treet their relatives were meeting th.* fate uf Lieut. Jenkins w is Almost withlu tiring the-inuleo As it turned out. however, distate-: oi the four deapvnuiues. Here the daniugt* w.w nil to the property c: th? they alMuidoued the covered wagon and company. Hud no live-* were 1i>-*t The fire i an in al! direction* wax caused by Stablemau John s>krojre’ lamp setting fire to' abarrei of oiL winch explode*!. The !>urijlng nil scattered al! whu were aiding .u the pursuit was fired about the nndergrbuud aubk* -Skrogs into by one of the ■ v-pcradoes. and Pat; battled with t.'ie ILitprs. bnt without ef­ rick O'Brien wn* >«o; in the hip wul dan’ fect. nnd barely g;|ined the top of, the gerenly wounded. At Forty-third »>tree& shaft w hen the flarm'- followtal Ltm. «*>'■ Lieut. Jenktnscame upon <aw of the b«ui«i tiui< tlr- tu everything of- an iudanimable and ordered ‘liim to throw up hi* hands. For an answer the rubber drew a revuiyiu* xiid ilnsl at the lieir.enmtl aud his n.->-u •_*i-ite*. Lieut Jenkin-returned: he Arc uud’ ing mine. At the first alarm tbe entire !bedespcr.i<lu(ell to tin* ground wlta •» tail population of th." village rustle.! to the let iu bi* thigh. The oilier three sought burning shaft and 4 Labe! of Mirieking shelter in the ticighlioring house* and voices filh-*l th>-air link an hour Inter i vnrds. hopeful cheer came from the donrofnn fair **hn(r a short d.-stnnee away that Two of them were soon captured, bnt cbaugud rhe wallings of the almost frantic the fourth man escaped. He is eompl.-tepeople into shouts of joy a< they saw theii^ ly surrounded and Hie police are cund* friends crawling ouB of the littlr bole in dgut they will capture him .ilso when he the ground t<;i placenf safety All cf th? ’.eaves hfa place of ■MUi.xnlineut. The miners were saved Mine Master William wounded robber give* hfa. name aa John West had discovered the flame* nnd given Corbett He it* not known to the police. a timely warning to tlie uorkingmen who The other two tbnt were captured are were scattered over n rndiu- nearly s mlh- Morris Hennessy, well-known iu jtoliee In extent. • circles, am! Charles Mullen, a stock yards butcher The chase extended over seven Mine Master West, attiring himself miles. that all hi* men were safe, with a dozen followers re-euletbd the min.- and erected Frank Bennett, the fourth man, wa» a brattice, preventing the flume* from captured fate yraterday afternoon. Beuspreading in t!:t* heading. Charles Bowilet. nut fa the man who shot Ifatriek O’Bnrii the company’s master mevlmnic. ventured wlien the tatter attempted tu stop the beyoug the tire limit and wns overcome by thieves in their flight Al! tbe money tlie gaK We*? dashed through I he flame*, stolen from the bank wax recovered. It dragging How-.ier back tn z plan- of safety amounted in all to *2.300. tlie thieves leav ami re,-iiscitnte<l him. The rtimpany's iuk W<in in the cashier'.- drawer, and ,i lex* will reach |73.<XX* and month* will iiu.OX' package in the vault undisturbed. ebtpftt* Ivfore the work* can be operate! again.__________________ ■ ROBBED PETER TO PAY PAUL. BIG HAUL OF COUNTERFEITERS. Chicago, Dec. 20.—Il fa announced that the Republican state central committee has files! notice uf content ot eleclion ngninst E. T. Noonan, J. W. A mold,. J. W. Coppingt-r, and Mr. Caldwell, Democratic >, *enaton*-elect fmm from H»» tlie First, tfaftAAnf Fifteenth, Forty-firet and Thirty-ninth district*. re­ spectively. The Tribune interprets thfa action ax meaning that “every time a Democratic majority in the bouse of rep­ resentative* ourts a Republican, n Repub liean senate will omit n Democrat. It means, moreover, that the session of ths legislature which is now Imminent wiM be a Udng of beauty and a joy forever, in comparison with which the proceedings of the Thirty-fourth general assembly will be as mild as a May morning.” CASTOR IA ?0UB AUDACIOUS THIEVES OAVOHT mis’-, r Coi r - H. fa estimated that flic soldiers killed and .womate! number alxmt fifty Ju®t now it fa imp<*ssible to state tbe exart. number cf dead Indians. There nrv more than fifty, however, killed outright. The Pittsb;'1:g. Pa., Dre. 27^-Scventsen soldiera shot the Indian* down wherever fonnd, no quarter being given by any one. men and t wo women were arrested Thurs­ Capt. -Wallace wza killed by n blow of a day night :u:d locked irp nn tlie charge oi club nn tbe ta ad. anti Lieut. Garlington. passing counterfeit/ ’money. One ebon­ of Arctk- fame, wax shot throngh the arm sand one kttndreff dollars in «d!ver, per­ at the, elbow. The soldiem punned the fect in every detail, th* only fault being redskins who attempted to escape from light weight, was also cfaptured by the uf- the ravine, nnd few of tlie band ot ISO who ficer*. who made the raid at 323 Lincoln sum'ndrrvd Sunday escaped. avenue, Ea*t En*L la tb’.s building the ■ Ue«;M-r»tion uf the Itedikin*. • To ray that it was a mast daring feat, entire party ha* been S' in x »iucc it.* ar­ 130 iDdfans attacking M» cavalry, ex- rival'in this city last week. Yesterday pre»se* the situation but faintly. It could live other men tvere arrested on sttkplrion only have been insanity which prompted and $o*l0 additional bogus silver captured. such a deed. It fa ttotibted if by night The United Stale* official* sat th.i?%he cither .i burs or a squaw ont of all Big ■money wmnot mad? in Pittsburg. The Foct’x luimLwit- left to tell tbe tale uf the members of th-* gang so far niptnred are day’s treachery. The members of the all Italian*. Seventh eavalry have once more shown tbeuixelve* to lx* heroes in deeds at daring. From one d! the prisunors the detective*Single handed conflict* were seen all wer ascertained that Hie micey W;is made in the field. The Im!Ians were not all armed New York, aud that simitar gang* were with gun*, many ot them having only sent U» other cities to diuritaite the pfatofa or knives and dubs. They fought money. The prisoner could not tell wirnt with desperation, and after the first sur­ cities were ixjing operated. Th? clue that prise were , greatly at a disadvantage. led to tlie discovery of the gang war After breaking through the line that >-ur- picktai up in a restaurant in Market alley pouuded them they were at the mercy of ’Alnirwlny’evening. where two Italian* ac­ tbe mounted troopers, the ground for companied by women, said to lie their some distance being unbroken. wives, tendered a llght-weigat dollar lu payment for refreshment-*. THE AGENCY IN DANGER. -HIGH OLD TIME INDICATED. Pine Ridge Agkkct, 8. D.. Dec. 30.—It fa feared that the l>axUe which was fought with Big Foot’s braves will be:fo!lowed by the destruction of the agency and the nutswjcre of thousands of helpless settlers. The news of tbe battle when brought here iby — couriers excited ♦the t... *5.000 non r**a*' Indi­ an* at tbe agency to a frenzy, and their hostility, which has long been ill-concealed, hunt forth in a blaze. Tbe entire camp wax soon in commotion, aud the restless young bucks at once took to tbe hills, apparently eager for the fray. Even the mat loyal of the Indians were affected. aud the courier* themaelves Accnied eager fur blood. HUNTED TO EARTH. Chicago Polich pn an Exciting Man Hunt. CtaSTCiyvtiXK. Wii.. Dec. U* Gnrtave Kucutzel. the postmaster at Marimt. who «fa* fonnd U» be fl.lH short in irisae'iMirits lost week, wa- treasurer of the xctU.K-1 board at that ptace, anti it is found that about HKX’ wno tube paid into the treasury alxiut Jau. Ik Some years ago Mr Kuentxel Adopted u child who wa* in pogsi-wslou of 8!ti,0t», land this, together with the other mo-icy, Ims been turue.l over as security, leavtug the child without a penny. Jiucntzel wii* nt one lime a marim* officer uf high standing in thcGrnuau •erviec. from which he ivdgued .owing tu some trouble with the autborniui. . ELluloid Mark. NEEDS HO LAUNDERING. CAN BE WIPED CLEAN IN A MOMENT. THE ONLY LINEN-LINED WATERPROOF ' COLLAR IN THE MARKET. BUSINESS CARDS. ILLIAM O. LOWDEN. CD Lawyer. Office over Julias Russell's store. State street, Hiwtlngs. Mich. W QTL’ART. KNAPI’EN A- WEAVER. O Attontega at taw. Over Haslti.g* Natiut-.al Bank. , Hastings. Michlgaif. Associate offices, at Grand Itaj.id*. Mich. 5£ Blanket is a dandy.' Loypux. Dec. tfk—The Ice'broke Satur­ day on the River Avon at Portobello bridge. Warwick. Tjicrc were thousands of skaters on the surfaue at tbe time. A panic followed and there was a rju*h for the shores. Scores of jiersonx brake through nnd were rescued with difficulty. Many disappeared under-the ice aud were drowned, it fa feared that thirty or forty were drowned, ax a targe titunber ore missing. The latest reports stole that seventeen bodies have . bwu recovered, among them several women. J.tt'KiKHtviLU:, Fla, Dec. 27.—<Jen. 1 Bpinuer has failed perceptibly ri&ce Wedn. aJny. How lung ta- lunst ccralinna to suffer can not be foretold: he i*.*:mplr dying z’cwly. MORTGAGE BALE. iH'fanlt having been made In ttecondttlonsta a certain mortgage marie by James O. Kittredge to George O. IfaUBe, dared AintuuM. A. D.lSSi. and recorded ta tile office of the K-gixter of Deed*, tor tte Comity ot Barry and Unite ta Michigan, on lhe Ud day of tepteiuter. A. D. 1M7,1u fiber -a of mortgages, on pagr wt. riata mortpxgi- was duly assigned to tbo Hasting* City Bank and said assirument being duly re­ corded fa tlie Office of the fteglrter ta Deed*, fur the County of Ifarry and State ta Michigan. . on the noth day of November. A. D. 1W7. in fiber •r. ot mortgages on page 2?.', Said mortgage was on the express condition that if any inter­ est rball become due and remain unpaid for 30 days then both principal aad interval shall fortire It’s become due and collectable, axd de­ fault having been made In tte payment <>t inter­ est due August 30th. IKri, and the *anm having remained unpaid and fa arrears for the ipaoe of thirty davs and upwards, tte principal sum of tour hundred fifteen dollars with all arreara­ ges of interest thereon is now due and payable by the terms ta said mortgage- On which rnortenne there fa claimed to be due al tbe date ta this notice the sum ot lour hundred flfiy dollara and eighty-seven cents, and an attorneys feeoC twenty-five dollars provided for in said mort­ gage, and no snit or proceedings at taw bxvxig been Instituted to recover the money* secun d by said niortaURc. or any part thereof, Now. therefore, by the virtue of tbe power ut sale contained fa said mortgage, and the statute in such caw: made uud nrovtaod. notice is here­ by given that on tetunlav ibe ftth day of Feb­ ruary. A. D.. IK1. Kteno'clocklnUiefortr.oonT shall sell at public auction, lottie hlEhex1. b-dter al tte north front door of the court house in rhe CUy of Hastings, (that belug the place where tho circuit -ourt tor Barry county fa Holden) tte premises described iu *ald mortgage, or so much thereof as may be ncccsrary to pay the amount due ou raid mortgage, with seven ;»er Aik for cnanted for therein, the premises being deseribOffice over-Holloway's drug store. cd Ir said mortgage as al! that certain piece er • Office hours from 2 to 4 p. m. Telephone, eon parrel oftand Miuate ta the county cl Bans' necting with residence, at Holloway's drug and state of Michigan, and known ami describ­ ed a* follow*, to wit: Tlie .sooth wret quarter •tore.• of the north west quarter (JO of section munber twenty-eight (28) m town number one north, | M. B. GILLASPIE, Notary Public range number aeven (7> west, said mortgage be­ A• and U. 8. Claim Agent, Ing given to MCtire the payment ta a jmrtion will prosecute all kind* of claims before tte the purchase price «f the a-ovedescribed land. Dt-naruncnl* of the Interior office. Call ou him Hastings City Bank. at his ttorv, comer Court and Jefferson Sts.. As*, guee Mortgagee. Hastings. Mich. Smith & Colgsov k, .. . ^Attnroeya lor Assignee ta Mortgagee. Dated Nov. 18,1M0. M. FOWLER, D.D. 8. 5,'A Boss Stable 5/A Electric 51A Extra Test g 30 other styles at prices to suit everyxlv. If you can’t get them from your MORTGAGE SALE. Default having been made in tbe conditions a barber, m. d., H #ors£ BLANKETS ARE THE STRONGEST. Manur'd bv Ufa. AY tnska tbe famous He feo50 ■pSlES L 1200 • Physician and Surgeon, dated April 2«h.A. D. 1B3, and recorded Office over Nevin’s store. Office hours from 2 Case, iu the office of the Register ot Deeds,-for tte county of Bnrn aud Slate ta Michigan, on the LTUi of A)irii. A. D. IMS, to liber W ot mortoaEB’. W. LOWRY, M. D., on page* 343 and M3, which said moricagt; wa* • Physician nnd Surgeon. on the AM day of Jnly, isw. duly aarijmed by Makes a speetaity of treating diseases of the said Abner Cuse to First National fauik of El E and EAR aud the preservation of Halon Friendship. N. Y . which Mid as*l;:nmrnt w?m lecordcil In tte ofEceta Register of Deeds Gt.lK^Fsy Bltlu|S snd eye duly for the County of B»rry. Michigan, on August Office and residence on Broadway, near Court 18. IBM, in liter 13 ta mortgage*, on page 4Z2. • nud which said mortgage was on the Tin dav ta House. Hartings, Mich. April, iwo. again duly assigned by raid Finn National Hunk ta Friendship to Abucr C**e. C. WELTON which said asslxument was duly recorded fa the office ta Register ta Deeds for the County of Barr; , Michigan, the itth day ta April, fate. In I* agent for the Ohio Farmer's Insurance Co. fiber re ta mortgages on page w, and un which ‘ He writes policies on a man's property against mortgage there lx dnimvd to be due at the date to«* by Are. lightning or wind; against a man's ot thm notice the mun of tno thouraud ffftylife by death and accident. seven and ta |A) dollars, and an attornvy3* fee of MITH A COLGROVE. 7 . fifty dollars provided for in raid morigMge. and no suit or proceedings at taw having liren ln*HLawyers. x. ruttsrt to rt-wiver the urnneys secured by raid mortgage or any jmrt thereof,' (Office In Union block. Hasting*.) X— Now, therefore, by virtue ta tte power Practice fa all the court* of the state. ta sale conialt.cd in raid mortgage, and the statute hi such case tuaile andprovided. e. kenaston. notice Is hereby given that ou Saturday, tte aattt • ’ Attorney at Law, day of February, A. D„ i»t, a* ten o'clock ta (Over J. S. Goodvcar & Co.*■ store.) the forenoon. I shall *ell nt public, auction to tte PracUcer* In ail court.* of the State. Collection? hlghe*t bidder, ut tte north irout floor ta tte ’ promptly at tending to. Barry County Court House lu tte City ta HaaL Ings ta raid county mid state [that terne the where tbe Circuit Court fur Barry C*>unte ' R. TIMMERMAN, HomoepatlilcPhy- place fa talden I. the premises described fa raid mort­ • bktau and Surgeon, ' gage. <-v so much thwreof *a may be necessary to (Office over Lathrop's drug store.) pav the amount due on raid mortgage, wrth eight per ceuL interest, and all JegaT eosU, towith an attorney’s fee orfifty dollars ARTIN V. BARKEIL Real Estate, In­ geilier covenanted for thereto, tte premise* tetac dvalsurance-Mid Loans. 8cr|t*e*i in said mortgage as all tte: certain par­ c els of land stlnate in the towmhip of Irving, ta Office with J. G. Runyan *j8on ■ 2 doors north Hie County of Barry and ttete M Mtehlitaii. and SpecljHxttentton given to making exchanrea known aud Ce*cril>ed as follows: The north of property. The Interests of non-realde&t west quarter [Ja] ot tbo north rx>t quarter (MJ property owueraearefuliy looked after. Farms and thb north ra« quarter [’*] ot the noitfi of all sires for sale or exchange. .House* and lots for sale. acres sokltoltahu off from tbe west cad and containing serenty-oue and *>100 acres of l;-.ud G S A 175 P W. L. DOUGLAS $3 SHOE tra!learei.:.'‘Jslid owa?’ by A- E. Woolley, Agent. ROBERTSON HOUSE, JT. BBODJESSEB, Proprlrtor, Cor. Jeffcreon and Court Sts., Hastings, Mich. Rates, • I .OO per Day. CALIFORNIA, WASHINGTON MID OREGON Hastings City Bans, EXCURSIONS iSSS688».,»«asSMSS! SHERIFF'S SALE. mtt of Fieri Fxcl*.* faaued out ta and under tte patronage of tbe public Is rcspe-tfullv solicited. seal ta the Circuit Court far tte County ut Cab boon and Blate of Michigan, to me directed aud delivered and ugxlnsx the roods and chatties. ' * Hastings, - - Mich. CAPITAL $75,000.00 Wilber, I did on the <th day of October, A. DUte, levy upon and xelze all tte right, nue au[ tateTest of Uiewdddtarndant, A Ionw ParteJa *«ta to wit: Tb® tell «‘4> ta the north east quarter («> SI RPLC8 U.000.00. Sfijcblpm. ■ata County of Barn Has It Forgotten Piggott? IxiyixiN, Dec. 2W —Recently The limos charge.I that O'Brien bad advocated tbe use of dynamite and that he had written au-article to that effect for The Irish Work!. O'Brien denied this most posi­ tively and demanded an apology. Tb*' Time-* now declines cither to withdraw fta assertion w* tn O’ Brien'.-* alleged utter­ ances or to apologize for its-pobllcaci<Nt, but accepts bla assurance that lie did not contritate the article to The Irish World. Mtehigiiu. ■•.alii emtrt house bringrl»- ptaarfar holding tne circuit court, lor axld Ctsimy ot . Barrv. i be following described property, to wit-. All those piece* or parcel* cf Uih! lying and . j bring situated in the Town of Irving. In tte ’ County of Barrj nnd Plate of Mfaiiinn and ’ ' known s.nd described as foUew*, to wtt: Tte .< i west bait ta the south west quiutcr ta i-rfalon tvrent) four, also tte smith vast quarter of tte • ■•.itti tn*: quarter of section twenty three btab-.- 1 in towji four uurtn. range nice west conialBtag. In faith parcels one hundred and iveaty acres of land more or ba*. Acranllng to ice pron-kmsol said decree 1 tandl first expo* for salt* and »•*!! the f-oulh west 'jnarier of tte ■ south vest quarter cf section twenty four ana • ■ tbe south east quarter at Die scuta raat quarter . ot section twenty three, both parcel* being in town four north rnr.pv nine west, Barry county, Michigan. Should there then bendeheSeacy I »hal I next ex pose for sale tuid sell; all the sawinq timber on tte north west quarter oi the south , west quarter of sectton twenty four In town fair north, range nine west. Barry roonty, Michigan, with lhe understanding and agree­ ment Umu tb* said timber be cat no a* not to materially Injur- s*M premise*, except so far a* tlie removal of said timber uu»y imtu*rally depreciate the vxlne ta tte same, and that tte name be removed from raid premise* wttliln stx mouths from the date ot raid rale, then should there be a deflnemy I ahali next ex pom1 for sale and sell: The north west quarter of the southwest quarter of section twenty four in town four north, nu:ge nlM west,Barry county. Michigan, Dated. Hastings, Mich.. December ic. IMO. ALOKxn E. Kjcn*sta», Circuit Court Cominteatoner, Barry Co., Mich. BUITD A COMIROVIL * Bolicltore for Complainant. P. DRAKE. M. D., Hunbaud. Parisi. who attempted | ouickk by taking poison Christmas Day! on’ account of the death of her husband; died at National City Saturday. Her litudamd was of the nobility OT Austria. He was wild iu die position him! n hard drinker, which wns the return probably of his .suicide Word had iieeu received from hta family | hut if tbe countess lived she was to be sent to Austria to take her rank aud xt.tiiou in t hut country. If she died her laxly was (O be sent with her husband's. She was at one time a teacher lu the Un!vanity of Galveston, aud it was there the count tuel ind married her. . SHELDON, Abstract and Real Estate Office. Atetract Block. Haxuugs. Money to loan ou Heal Estate Beal Estate ■old ou c mtulsslon. General couveyaucfag. ilavnqc a complete sot of Abst Act Books, com­ piled from the Records, can n rnlsii complete t tract*. C. E. BHOOKri. Cierk. P.A •tai at public >*urtxm to lhe m teturuay tbaSith day of Jai BaKXKSraivu.Sheriff« Berryowurty. James h. Fowum, Airy for Ftafafl. O. G. Boblnron. President; To core Biliousness, Sick Headache, Consli- BILE BEANS Uae tfae SMAXX Riae (40little Iteua to the BotCo. D. W. Reynold*, Caahter. Dan W. Reynolds, GreUe. John Cirvfah, Ch P. T. Cofgrovo. AGeneral Eaaklnr BustaM* Transacted. GILLASPIE �MMMMI rne iwiiwwh—. , . •. proprtate $»«.«» or *»•<** •" amaxoo river to O to give l*UW drainw bi* wU» a present of Pio. ixtoght ef A. E. । ms tn* to like the an I Mr. Mattison report. Uafta*nh UH-m. Kiu'ai day Fred Stowell was xmited urrirs.- » M1m l»h«» H«“* °«e ,>r THE STORY TOLD ANEW. K3tne of #»«•* Wavland merchants ipt to running raid' Cnid Ma mil winds might storm about. guided lu tiro mressier of making hsy other ’last w<rlcvin«t the price of keru-umWamith n itltin marked cold without. while the *un shim* will not make hay at vvent down ttf^S cwt*. • all inz» ku-'l wbrro the sun ni wayn shines. It A genuine robl»er!i eave ha* 1*0) dl--ta thought that untaw* propler-re apcrad on covered iu Allegan county, with a full » loch fold. (tad ineeMantly by the exigencies of the ciutnt:equipment of dime novels. Quite a good Ing naasor.* they will lose energy •cdfaU deal of plunder was also found In the ca*’'*into an Idle fioattag along with gracious V friend" of the happy eowp.e wish wbirh was the headquarter of ■ fW’K 01 nature. Will nnl cue sink into u comfort­ faboadant .sutrvss In life, aud with kids ranging from 12 to 16 years of ngeable end en»y pr»wru‘tination If ho hua a <4ta-rt-j>t rteBaifsitR extend* congratnlawfc".h ytbtr in whirl: to perf-rm the tabor Snugatuck people were surprised recent­ of Hire- mentfcsf Will southern Ccliforly when about SO.ObO feel of good p’.uc Jqhn WlUlta "f Carlton, made an •* r.i:i be an exception to those lands of equa­ lumber came Intotbeir hprtw of he own Why «<fcl iftru'.*. proem to oar. > spou C1M*. Woodruff lart-werk. ami ble cllnictti and extraordinary fertility accord. . • .ilk!.the light of gio .ring 1 toelft’tet lad him urreatvd for tt. lhe whore <very eTort ta postponed tHl“tpThe Mornlug Press, of Grund Rapids, <■**■* trted tof'ire Squire Kenwton morrow**’ ' , Beginoing <» tbe evening of Jan. 11 aud was preM-nted with a $10, ten) libel suit , -Tu.*s<i*.v MMl Wilhta wa* found I wish there might bo something solid in to tn* continued on the following .Sun­ ChrlstmiU mornlqg. Prosperity seems tn guHti «i'tl fi11*4* " ^.*^s s t’ial he this expectation: that -this may bo n region day evening*, the Rev. Grigsby- will *mlle upon tliat paper. • will take tb® ca»v to the Circuit. where the restless American .will lose give a serie* of {popular talks on Artronsonwthlng of hta hurry nnd petty, feverish Curti* A Bennett, of Charlotte, tn «»nAt the home of Mr- »n': Mrs- Oeo- " al‘ ony. Tin- first will be on “The Heaven* . ambition. Partially it nrny l» so. He will -Kc» York World ' ter, rbrMmaVoccurrel the marriage of Young people «1111 a11 wl,o do not attend slderatlon of a $5,000 bonus from lhe city, take, be ta already taking,'something ot hare agreed to baild on a three-story brick theii mmi Herbert to Mitt Belle Hams. any church invited. the tone, of tho clknata and of tbe old Pcvpotaal Firn. addition 30#ISO feet to their factoiy and to Both parties arc well and most favorably The Chrimmas dinner, glvdn by Hie M. give employment to at least 50 extra men ten There exist still a few—a very few-con Spanish occupation. But ct>c race Instinct known, aud that the vuyap: uf life may E. Sundiy M-lwol wa* partaken of by of thrift nod of “gettingon" trill not wear months In the year. The proposition will trivancra for this perpetual Oro in our be a Mnoofh one for them, is the wish uf tbe churclws; tticy go by the nanw of cresset out in many. goperutions. their many friends. The Banm;i: joins about 30b of the scholar*. After the re- no doubt Im* accepted by the eity. fteahmcnp there wa^a shot! entertain­ stone*. Tbe earliest I know is not in En­ condition of living ut all in southern Cali­ in good wishes. Allegnn people arc ’dhtyusalng the fornia ia coinfort, muLwilh thd social life gland. but ta in tho atrium oulaide tho re ­ ment. i question as to whether It would not be-best markable church of 3. Ambrogto nt Milan.. tndtape-j*ablo to our poople, demands ta­ The Michigan Athletic Association, of for the city to own the electric light plant. It ta a block of white marble an a molded bor, not exhausting and killing, but still • Detroit, mtn of the leading aiwoeiutious of Communication. the country; has recently amended its by­ Abram Osterbout. of Wayland, fastened base, now broken, but banded together incessant — demands industry- A land Personil—was that slight Inclination of law* so a* tu take into the association as the head a iiow of recognition? The sud­ n rope around bls neck and knocked him­ with Iron. It atnnda 3 feet 10 inches high that will not yield actisfactorily without nun-ruaident metnbeiB all j>er*onH. so desir­ den realization of things long hoped for self M-nselcas with an ax. His funeral oc­ and ta 2 fret. 0 inches in diameter at top. irrigation, and whoso best paying produce Ing. who reside outside a radio* of twenty- frightened and bewildered us. I wa* un­ curred last week Saturday. It coDhtat.sof a flat surface Id which are de­ requires intelligent us well as anreful hus­ five mite* from Detroit, at a nominal initia­ certain atal dare not respond* Still cher­ pressed nine cuplike hollows. Theo were bandry, will never bo an idlo land. Egypt, Charlotte I* having her water works originally filled with oil and wicks were with nil its doles far nlente, was never nn tion freof$2. with annualduraofSl |»aya- ishing thu hope of sometime being recog­ house fressoed. ' ble in advance. As the association has a placed in them aud ignited. idle land for tho laborer.—Charles Dpdtey nized I Bwhit the future. adv lw large ar-d well equipped chib house. Its ad­ In Englandonu ia still in situ, In the Warner in Harper's. Prof. Orr schurtz, of Charlotte, wa* vantages are apparent. chosen president of the State Teaobefa church of Iiewannick, In Cornwall. There Married. 1: is not far from tho door It constats of There wa* h quiet and very pleasant COBHAM -aTASTOX. A. the teij. .1 tte Association, at the annual meeting held In gathering al the home of Mr. C. 8. Whit­ The amonnt of legal bluntest In St. Louis bride's ttsrent* in Baltimore by Rev. J. W. Grand Rapids last week. No better Mj- a circular block, conttdniug on its flat up­ per su^acc, which ta S3 inches octom, seven ta constantly decreasing. The courts do Micro. Ikvvnibcr-rtlli. IMO. Bert Gorhun. ot lection could have been made. comb in this city, on the afternoon of Dec. Itutlaud tmd Mamie btaaton ut Baltlni'isr. cuplikc hollows 4X inches «leep. Tbe not have one cnae to lay where they bad . 21. The occasion was the marriage of Albion ha* formed a stock company with JKSSPP-OilN'CAN. At the Methodist plrwnatone stands on a rudeiv molilod lxu»e, oc­ three ten yer.ni ago. Quo rcaaon ia found Mr*. WhltcotnbX sister, Mr*. June Me in lhl» city Dec. 34, by Rev. W. M. Putter a capital of ?5«,000 for the manufacture of tagonal, and is in nil nlwutfl feet 6 incLca in the establishment of boards ot orbitraA. Kelk-y to Mr. John A. Hunt, of Van Augustus II- Jro.»ui>. ot Orangeville, and Alina wagons. F. L. Elms, formerly of Char­ high. In Furness abbey, among the ru- I, ,uu UJ Butri. county. Mrs. Kelly ha* bean a resi­ f Duncan ot Gun Plain*. | lion by the MercaanU* eschar, je and simlotte, is to be secretary and general in*, has Ik*U found another with five cups 1 ilnte bodies, rr.ccs that krwli.—. which rfhloS srtlh diCci Ifert-r that dent of this county for many years mid is< At tbe home otthe bride’s manager. . very highly eatcemcd. The bert wishes of f'STOWELL-HALl.. In “4 nt Calder abbey another, with six | formerly decided in the courts. Tbta father. Mstthew Hall, on the afternoon ot her many trteuda will follow her and hyf Christmas day. tn- Bev. W. M. Puffer. Fred G. Sam Folz, tlie enterprising clothier, of tcc:i such cups tor oil and tricks. took away a large chm cf profitable cases, husbaud tuber new home. The <s :>-iAqfy\ Sion ell. of tins city, atid Diana A. Ilall.l . At York is another with six such v fire Kalamazoo, gave 200 article* of Dew cloth­ for merchants are very stubborn when was iH-rtormed by Rev. W. M. Puffer, pas­ 'tJCHAMPAtGH-TANNEB- Al ti«’ ing to the poor of that city fur Chrlstma*. cups, and at Stockholm another with they ko to law aud will fight a q»sa to the oi'i-i p:.r*«nrs«-in this cm. 1' <-.-.c. b\l R<-v. Till* is Indeed a charitable act. the kame number, in n square stone dentil. Then the railroad nnd streetcar tor uf the Methodist church iu this city, of W. M. fiiTcr. Charles E. oehainpaugh, of table. At Wool church, Dorset, is again which church Mrs. Kelley had been a companies have Iraraed that It is essirt Hastings, thd Minute Tanner ot Kntiuutl. member. *. axion. H. A. Miller, of the Mt. Pleasant Dctuc»- another example built Into the south wall and cheaper to cotnpromisu then to fight Vtd—TAKNElt At the the house house o< of mf Mr*. AR toft, in Uhl* rife Dec.M. Mr. V...CorueHn* Vb. »t -■ LcraV has entercti the lists for clerk of tta- of a small chajx l «m the north side of tho cases of injury to individuals, and the eluiucel. It is n block of Purbcck marble, larger portion of thia class of business is brand Itapid* and Rlaneha Blanche Tanner, of Uuat lliut- house uf representatives. nnd luu. in the top live cup sLajted cavities quietly settled by personal ir.totjviiw with That ambition* tmpcr. The Detroit JourChas. F. Ruggles, of Manistee, sent 3t»fi quite Idhckoncd with the oil and smoke. t he injured parties, wkilo in dealing with nalfIs unwilling tp play secend fiddle tu package* of cauity tu the bujs in the Ite- In some of the examples are traces of • each other tbe railroads adjust thdr own aii}. nnd its uew Year Boek tor 1891 cotoform school at Lansing for Christmas con­ metal pin around which the wick was difficulties in the satuc manner wrdo the NEIGHBORINGCOUNTIES. plettlv bears out 1|* claim of being finer sumpiton. sumption. This inis 1* i* the vn<- tliiid viimi time nun- Mr. air. ttrirted.—Confldll M;i;piziuc. tiuin any previous work of tla*. kind ever! members of the Ivard of trale. Last week a colored man pres<-ntcd n Ruggles has remembered the li(Ue fellows. The collective ngrnden have by tbeir issued. This liudk contains in its 148 , check ut liui National bank tn BattlcCrefk. ' ...... , ’ . prompt methods taken tin collecting busi­ pages a remarkable amount of valuable in-1, nil pr<qMTlvisign«d and made out forSl&X 0,1 theChruturas tree al N. 1 omeroj s The Astor family possess u gold dinner ness out of tbe hands of the lawyers, while formalist, alphalietically arranged and Abovi tb. that he pteteuted ih. I y^tentey buu« eheef. or anxranlamong other thing*, the complete 1890 check one < th. clerk. Iiapitelted to I, I l»C to SC.WO-SMO to Mr> 1’ooieroy end service that is,tbo envy of every woman the real estate men commonly draw up . > . .r i ........ । ..... 'i vdchtof nf »!.*» eeu*Uk figures, election statistics in full, lenvRu the /■Mhin-ti. children. 11 in In number, non nnd that has ever seen it. Lt is one cf tbe rrirert their own transfers, nnd culy in case of lhe i bank andi the........ colored uian etc. It is profusely aud beautifully illus­ thought he ivns going after a jtollceman S25(Rtothr tw«» grandchildren. —Kalama­ costly iu ibis auumry. It is valued at $50, some oomplicatfou do they consult a law­ 000, and is cow the property of Mrs. Will yer at nil. This ysed to be a profitable line trated with over one hundred ‘•half-tom-" and confc&Md. without any questioning, zoo Telegraph. imn Astor.- It has been in the family's of work, but now n real est ate de ilerwill engravings (from phoictgrapled al! made ttiut.the whole thing was a forgery. He •Muskegon people an* considering plank possesNlr,n a lang time; il would bo turd to fill out the blank dc?ds for timsdf and expressly for the book, and Is printed on made good li.4 escape afterward bowever. for rebuilding the school house recently describe, as it w«» made in different parts charge a fifth of what lawyer could afford flue paper and bound in a beautiful eovur. It is an ImmenM* Improvement on It* two . The trial <if Kalamazoo sportsman, who destroyed by fire there. It ta not known of tin* world atid was flicked up on odd to do the same work fur. Du: even with prettece-'or* and should be found In every are all very jiominent men In that city, just what kind of a Mrtictun.* they will puf occasions. It is ^unkpie. and has been all this lass of business, t he court dockets home, it 1* given free to all subscribers for tlie attempted slaughter of quail in up, hut It will be very elegant and costly, talked about more than any other dinner are always full and most of tbe courts are set in this country. The larger dishes con behind In their work.-rInterview iu Su of The Detroit Journal, bnt others can Allegab coubty. has been postponed to fur that’s Muskegon's style now-a-day*. bare a copy mailed them by remitting 36 ■January 9th. T. F. Laramie. of Bay City, la a shoe sial of nu imtuense plateau and center I xmls Globe-Democrat. piece, end pieces, candelahnu. wine cents in stamps to The Detroit Journal. It n> not alfeblutely certain yet whethei clerk with original notion* which netted coolers aud pitchers, in tbo design Is rep­ The Story of a Great I'octn. Ionia will gel. the Lansing Wagon Works him some money, but have dually landed ObilBHry. resented fruit ot all description, together Most people need to pub'tah one book In him in Jail. When a customer made a to locate there or not. as there seems to be Died, ut her home iu Yankee Springs. u good deal of/irlay and tbe money Isn't purchase ljuaruie would make the check with tlie uutenrn and lion in repousse order to find out what an expensive and work. Mrs. Astor uses u white linen table ­ Mich., Dec. 10,1S90. Mrs. Sarah Sj Ivester. all raised. And several-who have aub- for Bl or S2 less than lhe purchase and unsatisfactory business it Is in most cases. wife of Enoch Sylvester. Deceased was scrilied toward the capital stock of tlie In­ when the change came back would pocket cloth ot the finest texture, made <*j>ecially' I bad n friend who hud given-birth to a for her, with n wide hue border showing a bom in Sparfii. 1 Kingston Co.. N. Y., stitution are reducing tin- amounts of their tbe dUfrsenee between the price and the lining of pink satin. Her table is always religious poem. Ho thought it would yival June 33d. *1816. Moved to Yankee subscriptions.; “Paradise Ixsrt,” and shake the nations. •mount on the cheek, telllnf lire customer Springs in the spring of JHUft She was that the office had made a mistake in decorated with. Glorlcde Paris roses, tbeir He kept the secret under lock aud key for exquisite shade of pink matching exactly a long while, showing it only to a few the mothet of nine children, five daughters Mrs. Maggie Booth, of Ionia, has been change. the satin underneath.—Foster Coates in special friends, and that under promin of and four mhi». The eldest son dh*d soon awarded the fCfi offered by the Eyeuhig A Mormon missionary is working Sanl- Indies’ Home Journal. after tlie war. having contracted disease News to the one guessing the nearest to secrecy. .He grew thin iu calculating at while ii> the service. She was one of the the plurality -of the successful guberna­ lac county for converts, and getting them whut time tbe world could best endure tbe An Americanise*] Egyptian. patriotic women of tbe war. having three torial candidate in the recent election. too. The religious people have awakened exhilaration of iU publication. At last of her sons in tbe army, and doing many She placed Wlnaqs plurality ut 11.508, to his little game, and Mr. Monnon will In the foreign colony of St. Ixmis there the manuscript wns In type, aud the proof kind to make the hrarta of the -boys when in fact la-, baff^ 11.S30. She will no soon be forced to hie hltuself to other is n lineal descendant of one ot the Mame­ was read, and lhe book put upon the mar­ bi blue glart. among tbcui was tbe knitting doubt be consulled as a political oracle In fields. lukes who ruled Kgj-pt so long. It is a ket- He banqueted his friends on publi­ of wool sodu and sending many boxes of future eleetiotti Watrousville, Tuscola county. Ik excited mistake to suppose that these were nt> cation dny, in anticipation of a Jorge for­ delicaciej^Ao the sick anff wnunrfed. grsos. Some of them may have been, but tune. He figured up how many would be over a series of burglaries which happened 1). Staples, oinp»cr. at ut. Portland, i otiianu. was arrested urresieu for lor u >u “ oe»n-a ui uur^mties wutcui uppprnva Eight years ago this month she was the majority were Circassians or Gcorgi sold. strinki*n down with ppraljvis mol hnd doing several tilings tliat he ought not to | Friday night. The burglara blew open the ana who,.ns children, were sold into Egypt First he calculated on disposing of 20,000, I-- mvuiius i>ui votiiu haw done souk- time ago, but was convict- nuiv H*f«-’ in In v0- W. Leonard's oiurv. store, but coaid to 1» trained been nearly helpless ever since. soldiers. They made the but ns he reviewed the importance of the I| not‘ open 'the strung ‘box. " Next* they ed upon one ennut, and that was fraud. ‘' ‘forced* She was a devoted chrbtlnn having been finest cavalry In the world, as Napoleon work nnd tho fascination uf the style he : tbe door of A. Burdick ’ s barn and stole hi* a member of the M. K.- cbureli foil thirtytestified after thu battle of the Pyramids. put th? figures’to 50,000. Afterward, be­ Democrats over lhe state are auticipat- ’ horse and buggy. There is no clew. five years. The St. Ixiuis man is u great-grandson of thinking himself of the fact that it Is imIng a big time in l-anslug the 7th of Jan­ A true wife and loving mother, she uary. when Gov-elect Winans will be In­ K. E. Cbureli, of South Boston,4>1<1> fair one of tbc-cavalry corps that circled around pterible to keep a rare thing ou thia side leaves a large circle of friends to mourn augurated. Excursions from all over the to bankrupt Ionia county by his sparrow tbe French nt that battle. After tbe war of the Atlantic, and the certainty of its her departure. state will be running Into the capital city, business. He catches them by flocks with was over many enlisted in the French sen­ world wide distribution, he concluded it ice and did not return to Egypt. The St. reasonable to expect tbe circulation of . and it is expected that 40.000 people will old pigeon nets. Louis Mameluke came to thia country VXJ.OUO. be there. j, • x The catalogue of Olivet college is Just from France and to all appearances is a . The fact was that of the first edition of , Hon. A. C. Glidden, of Pawpaw, a A committee of ladies of the Fountain out, a neatly-printed pamphlet of 71 jiages. Frenchman.—Interview in St. LoutoGlobe- M0 copies 130 were sold .aud the n»t were memiier of the state board of. agriculture, St. Baptist chuneb In Grand Rapids, have It shows 61 ktudeute iu the classical course, Democrat. was in the city Tuesday, and met a ntrmgiven away. Its rivalry did not hurt John bcr of the prominent farmers and other volunteered to earf for Infants In the 49 in tbe scientific and 69 in the literary, Milton’s reputation n bit.—Dr. Taimagn in genUennm at the court house ami arranged church parlors during services ou tbe flrat with a total of 149 In the same depart­ Ladies' Home Journal. In that wonderful street, the Bowery, for a Farmers Institute to be held in this Sunday of every month- This will be ments of the preparatory course. There -there is an astaldtahtnent where they mend quite an inducement for Grand Rapids arc. besides, 30 In tlie normal and elective. city February loth and 11 th. A splendid ■ progrfim was prepared, and a most inter­ mothers to attend church at least onee a 53 Io lhe conservatory of music and 55 in your shoes while you wait A placard at There is in this city a married man esting and profitable gathering seems as­ month, but while they are receiving their art. The total number of stndente b 878. tlie door nay* that the dally papers may lie whose wife was reared in luxury and alsured. Mr. Enoch Andrus was selected as spiritual help there will no doubt M some of whom 306 are from Michigan. There found inside for the benefit of customers, way*enjoyed wealth till four year* ago, and that all work is done promptly. An. picnics in the chgrch parlors. has been received during the past year an prttedenl of the Institute, and Chas H other placard say* that shoes to wear will when, through unforeseen circumstances, lloyt,.- secretary. The committer on be toot his all and fell into poverty, but The O-Wash-ta-Noug club boys at Grand addition ot $27,000 In tbe funds of the jfinancr coieists of Wm. H. Merrick, chair­ Rapids are all enthusiastic over In-door college. This excellent institution was lie furnished to patrons who prefer not to not into the dumps. He gave up his man­ wait-white tbeir own are being repaired. never In a more flourishing condition than -man, Z. B. Hoyt, J, M. Rogers, C. M. baseball. sion, took quorteni in a tenement and got |' ^ In the window two men work vigoroosiy; DOW. Mack and G. R, Bowser. .Committee on other men are briskly ut work within, and hard work at low wages. She took to tho Bootblacks are a class of young kids ’ D. JL Cook, chairman. Jas. kitchen and did tbe cookery for the house What will Lansing get from the next -*• -,*e*d- c- H- Bauer. Z. B. Hoyt and J. who do not allow their sense of justice and legislature? One thing Is tolerably cer­ it is Dot unusual to see on tlie edge of this hold; she took to the tub and did the w—h. scone of bustling activity customers calmly •’'-Woodruff. Committee on music, Milan right to be trampled upon if they can help tain, and that Is there will be no en- reading the newspapers.—New York Sun. Ing for the family; sbe took to the broom "Waldorrt Jr., chairman. W. H. Schantz It, without some show of retaliation. l.ast couaraglng talk regarding a $75,6OO resi­ and did the sweeping and cleaning of tbe ■nil G. R. Bowser. We sball print the week a big burly fellow in Kalamazoo had dence for the governor during the oomiDg •pnrtmonta. He is still at hard labor on a bootblack shine his shoes and would only l»jnu» .tail two wnk, botore tb. ta,u. low wages, and she is yet at work in bcr 1W average lujna attained by birds are large session. The farmer .members who are In Ute H r |,op, ,LS ,MnJ „ pen,!, pay the , kid a nickel. Not household. His muscles have been drvelr on a a dtKrided majority this winter are beietvers shown in the following: Blackbird, 12 opad dU his strength is doubled, and her of our farmer friend* will attend. All citl- enough or strong enough to in Jeffersonian simplicity in the home lite years; blackcap, IB; canary, 20; crane. 3fc personal encounter with any ( of suc ­ xcm who can accomodate visitors nt the In­ ot the executive as well as in tbeir own. crow, 100; cade. 100; fowl, common, 1ft nervous system has been invigorated so cess, lie got even by throwing mud ou the stitute are requested to notify the enterthat she has forgotten the megrims by shoes he bad just shined• But there b one Lansing project that goldfinch, 15. goose, 59; heron, 6t>; lark, 1& which she was once afflicted. Tbe twain tamireut cmnmittee at once. should be strengthened by the tact that linnet, 23; nightingale, TO; parrot. Oft part­ Kalamazoo is troubled with sneak there will be many farmer legislators, and ride, 15; peacock, 24; pelican. 5ft pheasant. have enjoyed life better !0 their four yearn of impecuniosity than they had ever rti thieves. that is tbe plan to erect a $50,006 pernuiTbe next mw-ting of Barry Co. Pomona nent exposition building on the state fair lark. 33; hfxirrovr hawk. 40. mn. 10ft foyed It in ail tbeir years of fortune.—No xorkSun. ■Grange will be held with Glass Creek ■ Mart Fall and John Dougherty, of Belle­ grounds.—Lansing Journal. thrush. TO; wren. 3.-1,03(100 Tit-BiU, grange at their ball. Jan. 9th, 1891. vue, were given Christmas presents -last About 7 o'clock Sunday morning fire Session opens al ten a. m. with regular week in the shape of $10 fine and coats. A llbyn>0*trr Aniwtirwl, each for painting the town red. Said a young writer tbe other day to _ •order of business and Installation was discovered in tbe loft of a livery Imru Callow Paet — Fairest ot your acx. I successful realistic author, “.What trou­ ’ officers. Program: Sheriff Strubblng. of Allegan- recently in lhe rear of the Crystal hotel at Flint, fain write a sonnet to your beauty. bles me is not getting the story, but form ----------------------WOU»J. Welcome address by some sister of arrested a fellow by tbe name of Hoy and and the building was destroyed before the would What botb-rb tne is to find n rhyme to ing th© rentencau How do you do ItF’ Glass Creek grange tbe arrest seems »> be a very important flames were overcome. Tfic structure was •‘Cupid.’’ “Ifaavery simple matter.''ocidthe reslRespouse by Sister Emma Bristol. one. as Huy has confessed to have been1 ot wood, was an oM landmark of early Flur One-Why "stupid” rhyme, with Opening song b> tbe G1bm< Creek choir. operating In the western part ot the state’4 Fili*, and as dry as tinder. Being filled put ln pUntT ot “ Cnpkl. ” doesn ’ t It — stupid* — Pittsburg thatstUL When iu doubt always put Breiutiooii by Sisters Alida Newland. and claims to haw SL.000 worth of goods with bay and straw it burned tbe readier. BoBstin. in a period." ' ' The fire deportment work'd bravely and Jennie Brainard, Ida C'glvar and Replogte. concealed nrar Battle Creek. Thia is good advice to a young writer, Stays, Sister* Barrett and Van Wagprevented any damage to tbe hotel near Tbe position of telephone girl in Grandi by, and also saved auolhvr old wooden tacatad tbirtxwn mile* out froto Cheyenne, abort oeotencta ere conducive to clearness Select reading, Staler* Jane Otis, Stone Rapids is not such* very poor one after all,, building adjoining. All the stock and Wyo. Tbe ranch contains Eft.OOO seres of expression nnd vividness of Barration. everything considered. Chrialmaa they fixture* were saved. It Is probable that ■nd ta stocked with upwardaf 7.000 borses, But the thing may be overdone. Iu fact, wnd. Howard. Ot cortolo Paper. Plans sbecd on the farm.. Bra. were all remembered by telephone patron*, the spot burned over will be rebuilt with which require the constant attention of d<™>lo dmu. T»k« tbo with prevents ranging all tbe way fromi brick and for business puqioae*, as that rtxty-llve men. Over 900 milea of wire writers. Tbeir sentences from this cauwi Milo Hammood. Question. Would the reciprocity treaty 815 to $80. and it was all cash too. fcnore are required to keep the onimnta in ■ven to hop painfully along like toads. Whereas they might mareh gracefully, between Canada and tbe United Stair* be bound*. A lot of saloon keepers In Grand Itapids ancient Flint. beautifully and expeditioubly away, tur»a benefit io thia country? Bro*. John were brought before the legal bar the dax There te a houM*olff at Eiva, Tnacota AtoonUox u> . lialteUn mte te tte ing neitbw to tbo right nor kft-nor i«us Dawsun. >. Parker and Geo. Sheffield. after Christmas. There were more of countv. where two maiden sisters are luqicAiterican QwJ<raplKil loctaty tter, u no ing much—and reaching their destination Question. Should a woman be allowed them in fact than ever came together at lesftly Insane. One aged 40 years has lioen at tb, pr^tnt imm-ja lte0„ iurt the Home, like an athletic girl going to In that condition for eighteen years, while tro-dwlotT tte contiwM. If Ute ten. or the postoffico.-Boaiou Transcript. Newland. P. Travis the other ngeu <W years, lost her reason Frank Ives, the world renowned bllllardSjtmnd «wo allotted to ,te>. frm> tte ist who formerly lived In Plainwell, will last summer, presumably from the care of three Americas could accomi i.<a*e nt least zjoo.mo.ooop^;,^ ”• ••u" go to Europe next June with Schaefer, her sister, who Is vary \ iolent at times. Exacting Okl Father (5017 u-cr per­ and lhe two will rab against the experts A bacljetor brother cares for them and sonal aeoounta with pretty ^.rj'.itcr)they require great wateirfuliwM. 'A. ”‘w cranberry eut in two and one-half WeH, Utxlo one, what's thta £nj dollar, of tbe Old World. of it bound over a corn ta *ak! to be a sute fort 5L Johns baa a good, big, red-txil post ­ -n» Lok. Slx,r,. t Mtehhno SooUtetn cure. Another cure i* applyinc office fight ou hand. R. R will S^L... _____ > of stale bread which turn Kalamazoo tn Grand Rapid#. The Marintiqne Pioueer aays «M. town ttremg vmegar. Apply nt uighk. Tte rnte.1 •w sene*! a* th’- Presteyb-nan church begin­ ning un lb.- erentaff <rf Jmmaiy &«h. tar!vlrt»raoh• vcnlng nt 7 odwt AB bte lirrers 1» pmy.r will be “J1 ate Ihvfted .to attend and paitlrlpate. Tople for each evening will be airaoniuw the prtcodlng evening-J , Tbo ydnng people’* society of Christian ' Endeavor will meet next Sunday and every Suiiday evening nt 6 o’clook in the Presbyterian church- Flm mealing next 'Suffday wilt be led by Mr. Sjirk DeGroot. for tin.- manufacture uf wbreta at Charlotte at Sawinaw of the (tataraTjartedlrttan. a,BOO members In Ute state. There's* the Gonnr.-.ticnt Hire laws a* to k«n*r» the bistoriad iroaoclatt who aaya lh.-w> law* never cxhite l little groitod apon which ta atand. The q Kxi tmrtwpM>pk> of Brook haven, tn Suffolk county, met ia 1674. tea jean after Now York had pM»ed from the hnodn of Pitrui Siuyvesant pnd win enjoying rhe rule of tbo merry Jiwntu of York, and pwawd thia revolution: • “Whereas, wk! hnva lienc much dis­ honored, much pn-sioqs' tymc mtexpcnb and men imj>averi>i>'*«]- by drinking and tipUnft other id ordinary or other privet hintetw, therefor, wc m rfkc this artier that • whcMoercr ahall than t ransgreM. or sett drinking above two hour*, ahull pay five ’'shillings, and tbe men of the houn for let­ ting them have it aftt-r tho tyme prefixed shall pay ten ahilllngN exaept strangers rmelv?’ -New Yorx Tribune. • Peeallar Title. Tbe funniest speeches are not always those "made on purport” So nt leimt thought a gentleman who wan walking through the Boston Public garden, and sought to amuse blmsolC by questioning aorne boys whom he found*playing near Uw Wnshinglon statue t here. . “Boys." he called, na be approached the group of ragged urchins, "who is that gen­ tleman up there?” The Itoys looked vaguely about, and one naked briskly: • ' “What gentleman, sir?” “The one up there on tbb bronze horse." “Oh, that's George W:whington," wius the concerted reply, and the gentleman walked away, feeling that he hnd not seemed an funny as he hnd intended. As be went, however, bo bvard one boy aay to the others in good notured derision, “He called Washington a gentleman!”—Youth's Companion.' An isolated mountain called JebeiXaiha, ulmut 25,000 feet high, akuntod near Bonn, Algeria, is found to bo rapidly decreasing in height, a considerable cavity having al­ ready formed around lot entire bane The mass of Die gigantic peak is evidently Kink­ ing into tho earth’s crust. Evidence ad­ duced ulmoM within tbe very limita of Bona ahnwa thatn similar' phenomenon has takeu phu--* there probably aenturies before. Lake Fotarru, a l»ody uf water of some thousands of acres in extent, lying between the mountains and the city; did not exist in the time uf the Roman empire, and re­ amt Lnvestigatlona seem to have settled tbe fact that it now covers what, was once a large fortified Roman city. When strong, southwest winds blows for dny* in kucccs idon, tower* au# walls may bo Men far out in the di-cpect port of the lake—St. Louis Republie ' Should nn Actor Feel Emotion. I believe, then, that every great, actor ought to be. and Ih, moved by the emotion be portrays; that not only niusL be feel thin emotion once or twice, or‘when be ia studying tbe part, but that he must feel it once or a thousand times, and that he must cultivate this susceptibility to emo­ tion as carefully as be cultivates the de­ velopment of his vocal organa, or tho habit of moving and walking easily and grace­ fully.—{salvini in Century. t Thermometers made of Jena glass can be made serviceable for measuring temper­ attires ati high ns 430 deg*. C., according to Zcitschrift fur 1 n*trumentenk unde, if tbe tube above tho mercury is fill- •.-.-ith nitroEn, so thift tbe quicksilver .... .ucreaaing at tannde^a steadily incra,<D^ pressure. Tbe Orleans princes, one of whom is lhe son of tho Comte de Paris, are the richest princes in tbe world. They will inherit In about three months IGOJCO.tOO francs through the death of'tho Duke de llootpenaier. of.Seville, Spain. Tbe moat striking example of the hue of water is probably tliat famished by tbe blue grotto of Capri. In tbe Bay of Naplra. Caori Is one of t ba island* of the bar. Hon. Charhw F. Mallory, a successful hardware merchant uf Borneo, died last night. He was the late candidate for con­ gress on the greenback ticket. Jackson county prohibitionists want an organ—one of tlie newspaper kind. Benevolent Hillsdale people arrang­ ed to provide Christmas dinners fur the poor people of their town, PROBATE ORDER. State of Mlchtgxu, eounxr of Bxrrv.—s*. Al a searimi of the l*rol>ute Court for ttie County of Barry, holden al the Probate Office lu* taoMua eirhl hundred and nlnetv. p^^nt- v1**rle« W, Armstrong* Judge of In the 'matter of tbo estate of Robert iMiey, deceased. 23rdday of Jaauary. tbe forenoon, be ■ Wd estate. are required tn appear at a Manton court, then to lx? holdeti at the Probate Office in the city ot HasUugs. In saldeosaty. and •Ik>w mom. If any there be. why tbe prayer of mar not be grunted. And it Is printed � https://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/418/HastingsBanner_1891-01-08.pdf 162efbb26eecfc3fbc048884fd8a5c24 PDF Text Text Largest Circulation <f any paper in the County. Hastings Banner. VOL, XXXV. NO. 36. ’ WHOLE NO. 1857, HASTINGS. MICH., JANUARY 8. 1891. Jay Webster, of Baltimore, has started last Friday night. up n new and original Industry—that of everybody attending llu-lr own bnstotafr*. breeding akotika for their Akins. COOK BROS., It la lather funny weather. It wtU rain The mill dam at Qic Barryvllte mill when you jp» to bed al night and wlieii you went out last week for the second tltni! get tip in'thi* mpriting It will be snowlME ’ HASTIKGH. this summer. ns hard as It can and 1 hope it will cum* ’ Brother Feighner. of the Woodland sleighing imra mure. , tt’m. Wood, of Cent-? Grove, was burtedl I News, sampb-d some wedding cake last week that wus made five years ago. Lloyd last week. He wa» well known in litte ! OUR COUNTY. has got a reserved seat in tins.newspaper purt and lots of friends who will be wrry ’ Biographical. world anyway. tu bear uf bls death. His full name Is Franklin Fredtukk W. F. Ballou and wife ictururJ from Woodland young men w|io aftendeti k Way nc oonnly Saturday. Hllbart. You might think from the first port of hi* name that he wm» a lineal de- dance in Woodbury Chrfsttnas flight seem Herb Chase and Burt Dennison are col- . very happy to have gotten back alive. fcetideut pt the first lightning corker: but ting wood for Frank Nye. if you do, you're left. There Is no record They complain of having their overcoats, even that he was In the lightning rod busi- hate, gloves, etc., stolen. South' Uantlngs. new. for ft' he had been, they wouldn’t Harrison lx»ng. of Woodland, bad juat There will be preaching nt the Star i have half as much use for him' at Wood­ as hood that his infant Kin would .play school bouse next .Sunday evening by , land as they do. Tu his friunds he Is, with a bean as not. but when the little Elder Cheney. ’ plain -Frank.” and he runs tile bank at' precious puts it In his nose that's a differ­ Morris Burton went to Jackson laM Woodland, and is a prosperous, ptogessive ent thing. The little fellow did that sort sort of a tuan, and Woodland is glad to of a thing lust week, and the bean staid Willie Gamble has hired out to work for own him as her Adopted son. It was In there until the physician removed It. Morris Burton for a year. the Ides of April, about the la.st Ide. that Willis Rolfe and wife, of Luk*. < Ucmm. he opened his eyes on the world at Jack­ visited at her parents, E. Pennock and son, Michigan, in 1M0. There Is no rec­ The church was very well filled on Sun­ wife, last week. ord either that he has ever even for a sin­ day and the congregation Monied interest­ Old Mr*. Lake is very sick but little gle moment saw the walls uf Michigan’s ed In the service. A large Sunday school hopes are entertained of her recovery. palatial donnltory at Jackson from the In­ was organized and a prayer, meeting is to Iva Rolfe visited her grand-parents. Mrside. There is a hint that he didn't like be held on Thursday evening of each Halley and wife, in Hope last Saturday. even the shape of the building as viewed week. A protracted im-etlng will lie com­ Edna and Edie Havens have returned tofrom the outside; and that he began kick­ menced on next Monday evening. The Three Rivers. ing about It at once, and persuaded Ids par­ people of Cloverdale and drinlty desire to Mis. Stanley has been quite sick with ents to remove lu the quiet, orderly, peace­ thank all their friends in (lostings, Kala­ heart disease but is better al this writing. able community of Woodland in 1800, mazoo and other places far the generous The party at Mr. Paton’s was quite an where not even tiie shadow of s darkened assistance rendered towards the erection enjoyable one. • and sad life might crow his path. He has ol the church. It Is something to lxNews scarce this week. no nrt" for shadows, sadness nor darkness, proud of that we have a building dedicat­ The law suit between Mr. Bush and Mr. it is lu the broad daylight and in the smiles ed to the service of God and may we meet Kyulenbymer was ended in Mr. Eyciusuf peaceful, glad sunshine tiut our subject therein to worship with true feelings ot hymer’a favor. • likes to Jackie, the realities of life. And devotion. No sleighing as yet. be grapples these realities by both Items, The Saints are holding meetings at Hiqsaud tn the tussie that follows, he la nut the Center. : *• underdog in the fight by a large majority. Ernest Shultz and Currie Hom were John Budd Is still'very •dck. It seems Suun after going to Woodland, his father united In matrimony on New Year’s day. started a general store, and from a buy The wedding presents were costly and hunl for an active person like him to be sick ami we hope to see him around among Frank began to take an Interest in the numerous business. He aho attended the village Hiram Payne cut hlx footlvery badly nuc us again soon. Meeting at the school bouse last night school, and mastered the three Rs.— day' last week. was well attended. The minister should Readla’; Kitin’ and Rithmetic. He slco Thomas Prince was l»dly kicked by a have (letter light ami more respect should • found time to be sociable with Ills mates, horse last week. lie shown to the place uf worship before had a pleasant smile for the girls, but Mrs. Kate Conyer has twobrothors vlsit- services begin. ; never attempted the rule of rhe ■’•iieartles* 1 ing her from South Bend. 8. S. Fhk returned to ids ties on Mon­ 11 irt’’ and despised every fellow who did. Mr. Pennol's family spent Citeistuias day Dec. ‘JU. 11c wasn’t always lipping Into the contro­ with friends In Kaiaumroii, C. E. Paul awl sou Arthur returned Fri­ versies of that time, was sort of reserved, George Devoe and wife I and adapted ar.d thought it more proper to venture his (laughter, of Goblevlite. spent New Year’s day from a holiday visit to relatives ip Washtenaw county. Midi. The above opinions when they were solicited, and not with L. II. .Barnes and family. named county Is among ’.lie find In the volunteer them—a habit that has stuck by Thomas Hsyword was recently married stale in the production of wheat and the ] him to his everlasting credit. At an early to a ladv In Kalamazoo. crop on the grouml looks well tiib winter. age, he became practically the manager of 1 the store, and managed tu show a balance Km-i Carlton on the right side of the ledger every year. Last Saturday evening |hcre Frank Crawford ami Frank Barry h»ro His business-like methods, high -character grand entertainment at Mother's hall . ot thmr one hundred cords of wood foe Mr. and faithful attention to whatever he had the G. A. R. Post installing their officers to do marked him as one his fellow citizens in the presence of the memt>er» faudlicb Caste nearly completed. They have would delight to honor. He’s a democrat ami some frit-mis that were also invited uviTJtged six coids a day. with a healthy D: and though the township and to partake of u grutul <jy»Ur supper ' Etta Wickham Im* returned hntDc. after air- extended visit with relatives in usually rolled up heavy adverse majorities which was relished by all. M nskegon. Frank was tow n clerk and treasurer for Through the co’innn of Banfield news, Mr. Birman ai>d wife have retnrnod many years, and made a satisfactory officer. we that were invited thank pre G. A. IL Later on Iw&came Mile proprietor* of the Post for. their generosity In serving us home from n two. weeks7 visit with rela­ store, enlarged It. added to the stock and with such a bountiful table with cakes, tives in Ohio. Frank Berry has-nearly ree*>v«red from the bu*iness,'and bn’t ashamed to admit pies and swimming oysters until we said Ids injuries received up north. [ that by bnrd work, close attention to buslMrs. Woodard and four of' her children | Dess, and courteous treatment of bi* eui»Nellie Edmunds gure this week to attend luive gone to Ohio to spend the winter turner*, hr managed to give an able butted Albion college. with her folks. Absolute One Price Clothiers, Hatters and-Furnishers in Grand Rapids. I J.ick nt “the Wolf at the door,” and saved Lari week Robert Brunney missed in the Elder Chevney preached a wry nice I something for the problematical rainy day. mom g a bag of buckwheat which had s-rmon to our little hand at the church last While conducting the store, he put in a been sitting in bis barn the night before. Sunday. big safe with burglar proof attachments. Last Saturday night the I’.’s of 1. held Elder Snyder** pleasant cuuntcMance la It was a convenient place for. his friends their election nod liad their debate. The to deposit tbdr surplus cash, and they । hall was filled. The judges gave Levi sr».-ibon our stiecte unci* more. Elio, Crawford has rented GrfrenfiHd't, availed tfaemsclvcs of the safety which his ; PalOMtler the rilteon. although the tM-gnInh-grity and the steel vault afforded. So i tlVe wiggled, twisted ail’d bjowed away fahn for one year and Mr. Greenbcld moves to Hastings, long as be was aide to repay titMe friesnl- but Levi won 1: ju»l the same. Henry’ Wickham spent Sunday in Nusbly depositors when thev called for cash, it Charles Palmatier goes l»ek to Albion ville. ' was all right enough for him to make a college Uds week. "Die oyster yupper at Al Hunt's, New Parties desiring to contract! —■'»— I little off liie deiwwlts. That’s banking. I^jw Bre •><•«« ami wife, of Hasting', are Year’s eve, was quite largely attested for 1 And that is how our friend became a visiting with their parent*. for R. ties, any number or the ktnef of weather and going timt even­ banker. He struck his gait, and liked the Ciate Fwtingill and Lida Brunney are quantity,-;wiil it their 1 ing. Dew business. Aeconflngly he sold bls visiting friends and relatives at Allegan. The Ladies Aid »»cl*ty will bv enter­ advantage to call on or ' meicbandisr and embarked In the banking There will be a lady lecture a: the tained by Millie McCauly one week from business. He te-came president, cashier Bressee boiL Free to all that will come next Thursday In the afternuoa. Every dress and ‘txiard of directors of’.iT" the Woodland • ■ OFFICE WITH HOLBROOK. OVXB j ^"'',. 27'“ 7*7.*" 7L' (" “3^21 and boon. one te aeeordlngly Invited. morpttt’q R-rom? bank, nlhd the edicts James Bragdon bad his two bed girls ' aoaRlLLS 8T0RZ, HASTINOS ’ ।' Excliange t|)(. „ UMKlU1 „ oall , lhc Marr A DutT have doubled their store _ ______ ___________ j._ T__- atockr out to meeting Sunday afternoon. What Hastings, Mich.' capacity 'and now they have one of the holders—who were himself and F. F. Delayed letter. is going to bap}x*n Jim?* finest, best lighted and nicest equipped Hilbert— and SO all went merry as a mar­ Mrs. Jane Chandler Is worse again. 1 have Improved and vacant city lots for riage feastz A new building was erected, stores that can lie found in the County and Charlo* Robliwnn and JessMt Norwood, sale and exchange in all parts of the city. and tiie business kept growing and keeps j City. of Delton, were united tn the Wy bonds Arthur Barrett was a gnet4 of bis Farming lands for sale and exchange in I Our store now is 42 by S3 ft. every corner increasing, and it is conducted in a manner of tnatnnMiny. Wednesday, the!5Mth. at L. cousin. Mis. W. IL Smith, last week. I as well lighted as another. We would also all parte of the county. that pleases ail patrons. Mr. Hilbert lias C. Gusler's. t^ngratulatluHK Jetinte Cook Is at hone- oa a-visit I have some choice Grand Rapids prop­ shown much enterprise, not only In his mention thht we made our old Cloak Room There will bo a singing sebodi organized Mack Ellsworth, of . Orangeville, was a | (which was 13 ft. by 20 fl.) Into a ladle* erty for sale at a bargain. private affairs, but as a public spirited citi­ at Cedar Creek Friday eventeg ol this gneat of Fred McLeod. Farmers and city prope rty owners de­ zen of that growing village. Hr Js always Waiting Room and Toilet Room. Thia is an P. O. Cartner has returned to Ims bonnj Improvement that we think will be much siring to sell or exchange^ slionld remem­ ready to tn-lpon any new enterprise that A watch meeting at Cedar Creek Wed­ at Coldwater. • nppreclatcd after a long and weary ride. ber that purchasers and traders arc keep­ promises men and money for bls town, nesday evening and protracted meeting the Earnest Cook and his sinter, Jennie, a place to rest yourselves and children. ing an eye on my listed property for though he probably would take little stock retualndw of iter week, also .Radical in your proposition to enlist his aid In quarterly meeting Saturday and Suuday. bargainsIn order to make things • 1 have left a choice lot of Poland China swine Fred Stowe has been quite ulck but la building roller mills. Hr knows when he S. Bratt. of Coats Grove, was on uur lor breeding purposes; both sex. choice. I’ediRemember those who wish to sell and some better at this writing. are obliged to sell are the one* who put has enough of anything. Like every sen­ street Christmas. Mra. G. W. McKibben is on tbeidek IbL LIVELY There was quite a crowd al the Christ­ their property in the hands of the agent; sible man he got married. That waa 12 for what you want. Oak Grove school is ph finely yggts ago. And nothing gladdens his mas tree at M. Simpson ’ s. therefore purchaser* will find the agency WIfaLARD PERRY, under the management of Carn Brooks. . In our Mammoth Establishment we will II. V. Ixtotnls and C. Chandler and their heart more than when two fine boys and a headquarter* fur bargains. The box social at the Oak Grove school Hastings. Mich. keep daughter welcome him horne^ and they best girls visited al A. C. Loomfa’ Sunday. house was not very well attended. cheer uilghtl'y his feoUMi lire. He Is a ’ Qux roads are crowded with lumber A donation at *K S. Clack‘t. next Tues-­ home mau; and loves the rest «i.d quiet of teams. day tveuimr. ’ ' 1 wish the BanxJj; and its many readers On Jeffenmn street two houses and lots hte fine home at Woodland. Arthur Barrett- and C. M. Smith made at bargains, ami on easy terms. All the lime. . the labbits hustie ktet Friday bat Mr. Floyd Boice, of Coats Grove, vteiled bis Smith shoots l*eft>re he secs the rabbits Near furniture factory,—one lot and Our specialties for the present "Will be house Well finished, water works, concret/ / A young mau by the name of Gilbert, aunt, Mrs. IxxhiiIs. living near Middleville, had a very narrow A family gathering d L. C. Gcsler’s amnutUftes. your Choice of seventy-five walk, cistern, wood shed, etc.: rente at fnO escape from death last week, by n falling Christmas. Their children .were all per month. 81,000; $500 down. bal. on tree. He was bruised up pretty badly but present but two. time at 7 per cent Will Irland and Lucinda la-wte were nut seriously. * Thomas Prince white going behind a njiirrirtl New Thar's evt. Rev. Holler per­ And one liouse and lot one block from Brother Saunders, of Middleville, has horse in the stable the otte r day was That have been selling for 86.00. 87.00, factory. 8800; 8300 down. bal. at 7 per treated his readers to several surprises kicked but is recovering from hl* injuries. formed the eeretuuny. Arthur (tester has jnrt returned from n $8.50. S‘J. 00 and 810.00 These will all be cent. Cheap. since Ise assumed the mauagemeut of tin* bolding union aerv’rre tbh» week at the Near felt boot factory—IX lots and local pajier In that village. In the first visit to Indiana, put out and sold for E. B. Payne has his bouse nearly Methodist church. splendid bouse, with furnace, cellars un­ place be sunwlaed them by grttiug out a The houses of Frank C. Boise and Saui’i 'shingled. der whole house, good cistern, good well, Formerly with the JapaneM Jteaiedy Co., will rattling paper the very first issue, and he $5.00j Your Choice. .Carrie Hom and Ehtest Shultz were Blocker were broken Into New Year’s err be at Hastings. house well finished and folding doors, has kept his gait ever since, luist week while the families were ateseut frdm home. Just think of It. Yuu must come earley small barn. Can be bought at a bargain occurred surprise number two. When the tuuted in the holy bonds of matrimony on readers went to the office after Hie Middle­ New Year’s at the residence of the bride’s and stay late to sec all the many bargalnn and on easy tenns. AT THE twelve dollars mostly in rare coins of Several splendid bargains in the 1st ville Republican they didn't find It at all. parents and so oar schoolmates are drop­ that may be yours. We have also placed but found in its stead the Middleville Suu. ping off one by one Into the matrimonial various kiads. that Mr. Boise had saved, ’ ward and other parts of the city. on the Bargain Counter 35 lieavy some jewelry and an overcoat. From the stage. May they live long and happy to ­ Where be will be prepared to treat all chraule Brick barn fur sate ata bargain, on cor­ new series. Vol. 1. No. 1.. larger titau the gether and al last be united in that better bouse of Mr. Blocker they took an overdiseases of every nature. Republican used to beand with anewdma Jackets .for Ladies ner opposite Ford’s hotel eopt. They are Mtppwed to be two tnunpa Remember that the doctor can give references land. of type. May the Sun shed Us beam* all from tile best citizens uf the plaet* he iu»s vi-it 40-acre farm in Irving, all Improved, soil that were haugmg around town. T'«T That! wll be closed out rd this summer, and of his many marvelous good, frame barn 25x35 with basement, around and bring wealth and prosperity u> went weal nml were Ineard of Id Middle­ Its proprietor and to the village it so »bl; Pleasant weather at this writing. log house, good orchard, and well fenced. ville. where they spent some of the money Tin! doctor wKl diagnose at) rase at sight, represents. W. R. Vester returned to ¥po0antl Can be bought at a bargain on easy terms. nd ask no questions. Hear hi iniud the tact that If hr cannot trll what the troabteor dterate > Good value for 85.00 tbeseareotUya few The omcMnery has atrlwd for the new State Normal school Monday. acre farm for sate In Otsego county. 80 II, he wifi positively not tn at Hie case. . . ■ of the attractive bargains that ace to be School commence* at the Center Munday Description said to lie black sand and clay factory lu Middleville, ami stockholder* Yon who are suffering with any chronic dis­ Seho* commenced again Monday loam—timber beech, maple and elm. no have been notified thaA a 10 per cent, after two weeks’ vacation. ! found. ease. don’t fall to see this grwt aptetaltet. A. J. Caln and family, from near Free­ rods trom school, 7‘< nud 8’j miles from asaeaament has l>een Jetted upon the sub­ ; Best shirting can be had for 9 and each ot two htllroeds, 30 acres Improved, scribed Mock, payable on ut before the port. spent Sunday with Hill Cain and 1 family. , 11 cents. log house and bam and nnalt granary’; «X 15lb. W.Vester spent bunday with Wilt laiaily here. She returned U> i Bargains in Dress Goods, Ging- miles from county seat. 100 voters In town­ The Nashville News “heard It whisper-, ’ ! Burd and family of Weal (Xrltou. j hams, Cottons, Underwear, Hosiery, ship. Price 81.200, Will trade for farm cd,"thatn few jugs of elder behlud the By the way Michael kicked up his boote in this section and pay difference. curtain* itr the opera house the other j Gioves. Sunday it looked as it tee waa trj lng tu stale on his back. bo indulged in roller skathrotec diseases of er> <i'-^rip:k>u. W /r Q T-x The a D. Adymtbta held their quarter- sheriff’ Plano twine-bh»der; will trade for wood or other property. Gea. Becker la Mptag W. II. Burd »»w Hastings Banner J-jhll»be<J Ttiureday* by COUNTY NEWS. THIS WEEK’S BIG SALE ! The Dandy Chinchilla Overcoats The Grandest Ten-Dollar Overcoat Yon Ever Saw! TEN DOLLARS THIS WEEK’S BIG SALE! Everybody should attend it—dollars in each visitor’s pocket. I he '..reat big Suit and Overcoat Sale this week. Hudson's Tower Clothing Co., TIES BOSTON , K. hnd DRY Q00U5 STORE. to 1 ad- J. T. LOHBflRb,. FORGING RIGHT AHEAD Cadwallader’s AGENCY COLUMN UNUSUALLY Putting Out Specialties SPECIAL ! COMING TO HASTINGS, Jan. 19 and 20. Ladies Newmarkets DR. MONTGOMERY, TWO DAYS ONLY, AMERICAN HOUSE, For $2.25 MUh Us Es&ttiBalics FOR SALE. & Dun, In lioat of FMauer’s Sheds. Hastlngy.. 5 battlRreek. •.A very promising .yianfif «tnl years old, taut an excellent,podia: Id a raee with 14 ttertera at 8:82! Mlddkvilte ban predieta a bl< ug boom m tWTvillage this year. ~ F.'uofL �loheoed in. Catan* siSst-a IDOLATRY IN ISRAEL Ute Hood * Saga LESSON II, FIRST QUARTER, INTER­ NATIONAL SERIES. JAN. 11. Al Around Him Ready battle Satm auxaig the t To Do Him Up. an.gi bepobted ulled, oT. * Al-1^ multi., —• — . , receivwl in this city ln*t nigbi reported that Gen. Miles had been killedts* bat­ tle with the Indiana, It was impoMiblr to confirm the report, aud it is not credited MADE HER LAST EXIT. Pine Kidge Aokxcy, K D., Jaa. a.— Chicago. Jan. 4.—Emma Abbott, tbe tetarelay Ited Cloud tried to slip away trusnthe hostile* and return to the agency. noted singer, diet! at Salt Lake City, Utah, When the fact was discovered by the ho»- just st aoarira yesterday. Her death was tilss they >hot all of-bi* ponies, number- caused by pneumonia and heart trouble. She had l>een making about fifteen: placed a guard over the a tour of the principal otd chief and proceediNl to move several cities in the west. On adtes farther from here. This last move yWpfetK Dec. 31 she arrived at SaB Lake City, where 7’v 5jir *he wn*billed for * rtora, according to the report* of scout*, week’s engagement, beep circling within ten or a doran which she opened on zaUe* of here all Ute time. The enemy New Year’s night. •rea camped ou White Clay Creek, fifteen At that time she had Butes north of Che agency. . a slight cold, ax she They number not less thanl.W war­ thought, though her physician* advised lion and a horde of squaws a»d children. her rot to attempt to appear ou tbe open­ ing night. The ailment rapidly grow large number* of strangers from other worse, and pneumonia set in. This was aggravated by heart trouble, due, it is Bitt that the uninber of Ijjdtan> kill'd in thought, to the liberal use of opiaiv* given Un-White Clay battle of Tnrfalny was for her relief. She sank rapidly and passed away peacefully. Iter remains Insiun is seen in the fact that the Indians will lie brought here and the funeral will make no attempt to remove tbe dead from take place Friday from Central Music tbe UstllefleJ I or to care for the wounded. hall. Miss Abbott, or more properly Mra. Th-Jr idea I» that every one who w killed Wetherell, when dying, expressed a wtefi cr dies from his wound is in big luck and to bo buried beside the body of her late will tum into a buffalo, etc. husband at Worcester, Mass. It is a curi­ ous coincidence that Mr. Wetherell died There ia a circle drawn around the hos­ in Denver exactly t wo years ago at almost tile Indians now, it being completed by the same hour and from the same causes, •nth cavalry, with four troop-* for Beaver pneumonia nnd heart trouble, that led to creek, raven miles sway. The circle is Ids wife's death. drawn to the north and east from there DEMOCRATS IN CHARGE. to CoL Henry’s command; from thence to <Dol. Wh«Atoti>; thence to CoL Stanford’s; teener to CoL Writs’; thence .to CoL Cfltey's; thence to Gen. Carr's; thence to Col. Whitney’s an tbe Wounded Kut-ebat­ Lansing, Mich . Jon. 2.—A Democratic tle ground, and from there back to the administration from cellar to garret took Ugeci-y. By thia arrangement the Indian* ptMseraion of the Michigan uapitol yes­ are practically hemmed in. At the prin­ cipal railway stations along the edge of terday. Governor Luce, however, re­ the renew ittioa state troops are quartered. mained as chief executive until noon, The line is drawn between tbe Indians when Governor Edwin .B. Winans and Lieutenant Governor Strong dropped into and tbe Bad I-axuK the executive office together. Clerk Hop­ In accordance with instructions tele­ kins, of the supreme court, was sent for graphist from Washington City Gen. For- and the two took the oath of office. There aythe has been relieved of his command of were no trimming* or fnrbclnws—all was the Seventh cavalry, pending investiipv Jeffersonian simplicity. tfan of the Wonhded Knee affair. Muj. Whitesidrs succeeds to the command of I jut evening over l.flOO people attended the regiment. Maj. Whitesides says the a public reception given ex-Goveruor and affair was an aeeident. that a few mo- Mrs. Luce at the armory. It was a strict­ menu liefore tbe fighting began the ly non-partisan affair and designed by ■quaw* were nterrily pelting the searching Lansing jteople . .x* a personal tribute to party with bundUs of rags. Tin- accepted tbe ex governor, who has resided in the cap­ reason for Gen. Furaytbe’a relief ia the ital city during ins four year*' adminis­ nzaui-r in which bis troop* were placed tration. Addrease* were uiadJ by Gov­ in the fight. ernor Winans; Judge Cahill, of the su­ ON THE INDIAN FRONTIER. preme court. O1 M. Barnes, Michigan member uf tbe Democratic national com­ mittee. Mayor Johnson and a number of . ZteUabte or * right. other*. In conclusion the ex-governor nnd Chicago, Jan. &—ktntnora from the seat hi* wife were presented with h solid silver ^SrSi' The one of yesterday that Gen. Miles hail MONEY MAKES THE MARE GO. been killed wa* knocked oat completely, and auut her that tiierv bud been a disa*trous battle three mile* from Pine Ridge UK* tbe same 1 fate; dispatches re­ London. Jan. 5.—The anti-Parnellite* reived at WaririagtoQ Qty al G:30 Are very anxious on the subject of fund*, last'evening proved that much, and othere being pinched for resources even for ordi­ Teceivtd here a* late as ^o'clock confirmed nary expenses, while the evicted tenants the proof. There are now about 7.U0W troops, exclusive of the Indian police, on are allowed to shift as beet they may at tes fighting ground and that there will be tlds trying period of the year. But for * fierce battle before the war is over seem* this theunti-Pamellitc* wonld pay little •without doubt. attention to tbe Boulogne conference, and go right on with their claim to represent ' A soldier at Pine itidgv gives the follow- tbe Irish National party. Parnell fully tag particulars of Capt. Wallace'* ueath understands his advantage, and. it i* as­ tit the Wounded Knee battle: Capt. WaL serted, will net comwm to unlock the Imo whs found dead nt the entrance of an funds until an arrangement i* arrived at. Indian lodge with five dead warrior* lying near him, each Indian corpse showing a He 1* himself apparently well supplied bullet would. Five of the chamber* jn the with moneyJand his agent was recently —ptair.'. revolver were fojnd«npty, and able to lodge- tlP.OOo in court to await tbe . tram tbe position in which the bodiea lay result <if a writ regarding some property It is presumed that Wriiace killed the It is rioted that O'Brien’s effoit.* have five Indian* )«fore he was overcome. been chiefly directed to bringing about an Aa Artist Captured and Released. understanding that would liberate fori A special from White KImt. S. D.. says Nationalist uses the money in Paris and I Frederick Remington. Harpers’ war ar- tlie subscription* from America. Timothy Uat, was captured by a small party of L->- Healy is nut wiUlng that any concession tBo* Sunday. Remington was unarmed should be rao/lf, e*-en with this object ■nd the Indians turned him Aoo-c and told Healy lias independent mean* nnd hL* less 1dm to go home, after taking Id* tobacco fortunate colleague* do not agree with ■nd skrtchbook from him. him. Tbe Hit nation in Nebraska. Jfctrly th. Whole of tbe Nebraska mil­ itia M under arms oa the northwestern ■Wr of tbe rime, Ch< ratifcnmnu there ■Man v . a.i.1 1... - -■ * , . . CORBIN ORDERED TO THE FRONT. CtoCAGO, Jan. 5.-Lieut. CbL Corbin, ■Ottant general of the division of the Mteouri. left for the Pim, R,dg-.t Agency laM evening. He is to be chief of staff of Gee. Milra at the latter’s headquarter* in tee Indian war. Tbe order tramderring CoL Corbin to this important pcration kj. «*vnd by telegraph during tbe afternoon, «nd witoin a tew hour* Cot Corbin was nn hi* way to Pine Ridge agency The te« that Gen. Mile* has determined upon L .1 ... to th. ihdUu ntl„. ,lu M —--------- . * ——viviuj morn. tec tbe hostile Intliaos were engaged la K... — raamany A»diar. warriors. la wMI rriMt The Operator Wu Drunk. New York, Jan. 5.—A train on the Erie railway, made up of empty passenger coaches bound for Jersey City, crashed into a freight train at Ridgewood Juno ttou N. J.. Friday. The caixxw, several freight cars, and the engine of the passen­ ger train were wrecked. The engineer and fireman uf the pa**etiger train saved ftemralve* |T jumping The accident was canrad by a wrong signal given from the block station we-d by the ojirrator, Frank Kelly, who was drunk. He refurod to surrender tbe tower, which was broken into by order* of tbe train-dispatcher. It took five men to overpower Kelly, and he wa* bound hand aud fi>ot with ropes. Wuhixgtox errr, Jan. 5.-The pre** dispatches announcing that Father Craft the Roman Catholic missionary, was fa’. tally wounded in the late fight with the 8ioux,-are not borne out by the official dbMtlbt ^department. A dwpateh from Gen. Brooke, dated Pine teccivnd Saturday, .tataa tfou I other Craft wua wounded, but i* do- Loew's Red Clover Pills cure sick headache, dyspepsia. Indigestion, consti­ pation. 25c. per box, 5 boxes for 91. For sale by W. H. Goodyear. [Complied from Helper Quarterly by peftstaiou uf IL a Hoffman, publim«r, Hdladvl pbia.1 Sffi. “Then Jeroboam built Sbcchem lu Ephraim and dwelt therein." A party ot twenty-five persons has been Mount Rehoboam having been warned by Sliemlformed at Detroit for a visit to the Holy ah, the man of God, not to go against the Land. They leave In February. revolting trlbra to subdue them, returned home with his army nnd contented himself to be king of Judah only, according to the word of the Lord (vs. 23-84J. Thus the twelve tribes became two nation*, not to ba Ishpeming has a new mission church all united again till the coming of the son of David in power and glory (Esek. xxxvii, ready for business. tl-flS). Shechem became for a time the capital of the kingdom of the ten tribes. These pills are scientifically compounded, "And went out from tbenoe and built and uniform in action. No griping pain so • commonly following the use of pills. PenueL" Here the angel of the Lord wreetled with They are adapted to both adults and chil­ Jacob nnd changed hi* name to Israel. Jndren with perfect safety. We guarantee , rob called the name of the place Penuel they have no equal in the cure uf sick (the Face of God), for, raid he, I have seen headache, constipation, dyspepsia and God face to face, and my life Is preserved biliousness, and, ns an appetizer, they ex­ (Gen. xxxii, 28, 30). Jeroboam’s building cel any other preparation. Lheec places may be explained by the fact Methodists have voted to that in thedm-s of the Judges they had been destroyed (Judg. rill, 17; ix, 45). build 28. "And Jeroboam said in bls heart, Now shall the kingdom return to the house Mrs. Window's Soothing Strap should always be used for children teething. It soothes the M David.” He evidently did not know in his heart shlld, softens the gum*, allavs all pain. cures wind colic and k the best remedy for diarrhea. Anything of the meaning of either Shechem Twenty-five cents a bottle. (shoulder) or Penuel (the face of God). His heart had not received the precious prom­ ise of Deut. xxsiii, 12, nor did he know A Fatality Averted. The ;>assengurs on u Third avenue street Him of whom It js written "the govern­ car recently were suddenly shaken uuarly ment shall l>e upon His shoulder.” 87. “If this people go up to do sacrifice oft their seats by the foil stop of the car. The driver was seen to. gesticulate wildly in the house of the Lord at Jerusalem, then nA he put all bin muscle into the brake. dudl the heart of this people turn again The conductor ran to the front platform. unto their Ix>(d, unto Kehoboam, king of The horses were sees to rear up ou their Judah, etc.’’ There is no gratitude to God in thia, nor hind legs and shy off the track. The pas­ sengers were in a state of panic and mode any confidence in Him, but there is a frantic efforts to crowd through the doors. thought of direct disobedience; for Jero­ boam knew that God had commanded that Just ubead of the horses and within two feet of their noses a long black wire dan­ racrifiee should be offered only In the city gled across the tracks, twisting to and fro. and at the place which he had chosen "Don’t go near it!” yelled the conductor, (Deut. all, 6, 14). 28. “Whereupon the king took counsel and the crowd fell back. Then the driver and a policeman held a council of war, and made two calves of gold." It was not the counsel of God, it must which resulted in the former gettingalong pole. Approaching the deadly wire cau­ have been the counsel of the ungodly. He tiously he grasped the pole at the extreme must have known the story of the gulden end and shoved the threatening obstruc­ calf in the wilderness aud or the thousand* tion gently aside. While he held it off the who fell because of that ain; but if any one conductor drove the frightened horses past had reminded him of that, and had sug­ gested that his present course was a dan­ the spot, aud thus a fatality was averted. Meanwhile a great crowd had gathered, gerous one. he might have replied: "Oh, but at a distance of fully fifty feet from that was MO years ago, and we do not know the wire. Suddenly a little num elbowed whether there was any truth in it or not; his way through their midst and ap­ that is on old story and perhaps only a proached the wire. "For heaven's sake, tradition. Then look at those idol groves don't!" shrieked a terror stricken man in and high places on Olivet which the great the front rank. But the little man did not Solomon built for bis wives, aud where he heed his supplications. He stretched out worshiped also (I Kings xi, 5-8). and yet his band, took hold of the wire and smiled he prospered and died peacefully.’’ "It is too much for you to go up to Je­ sadly. “ "It’s a rope." he said.—New York Times.’ rusalem; la-hold thy gods, O Israel, which brought thee up out of the land ot Egypt.” He talked like the devil In the garden of It ha* la*en the custom among ahop and Eden when he suggeated to Eve that God eountiuu house employe* from time imme­ demanded too much when he told them morial to play practical jokes upon new- not to eat of the tree of the knowledge of cutnera, such as Betiding them after white good and evil, or when he suggested to lampblack or a round square or to ask Achan that it waa too much self deaiol not to take that garment and that gold, or xome similar paradoxical question. The big operating department of the when he suggested to Jesus through Si­ Western Union telegraph office on Broad­ mon that It was too much to think ot dy­ way is no exception to this ancient diver­ ing at Jerusalem. 20. "And he set the one in Bethel, and sion. Many of the knights of the key are fond of such jokes, and a recent one was nt the other put he In Dan.” What a dew rater of holy places! Bethel the expense of a little cberk girl who did not realize the Importance of no less a per­ (house of God), when' God gave to Jacob such a glorious vision of heavenly things sonage than Jay Gould himself. Jay Gould and Mr. Eckert nnd others of and such promi-ses for the future (Gen. the Western Union company had occasion xxviii. 11-10); where God set up a ladder to consult witli Manager Dealey, and when that reached to heaven and Jacob dedi­ the group entered the room and were talk­ cated a pillar to God, here this rebel acts ing with the latter gentleman a facetious up an idol and establishes idolatry. 30. “And this thing became a sin." operator sent the little girl over with a Not only a sin against God, but a sin message to the ‘‘short gentleman with the Mack whiskers.” The little one marched against himself and all his bouse to cut it off, and to’destroy it from off the face of bravely up to the group and,’In answer to a kindly "Well, dear!’’ from Jay Gould, the earth (xiii, 34). He that rinnetb against God wrongeth his own soul, nnd all they said: “Mr.---- , of the race wire, say* he is busy that hate Him love death (Prov. vlii. »). Mose*, when speaking to Israel of the calf and cannot sec you until he is off duty.’’ Jay Gould said, “Very well,” and the which Aaron made, said, "I took your sin, the which ye bad made, and burnt it little girl skipped about with her usual withcalf Are (Deut. ix, 21). lightheartedness.—New York Telegram. "The people went to worship before the one, even unto Dan." It wonld be such worship as Caln offered, Is one which Is guaranteed to bring you the worship of disobedience, and therefore satisfactory results, or In case of failure a hateful to God. They were breaking the return of purchase price. On this safe first and second commandment* of the plan you can buy from our advertised law, besides oil the other coinmandx which druggist a bottle of Dr. King’s New Dis­ God had given concerning the only place cover)- for consumption. If is guaranteed of worship. There i* no particular place to bring relief In every case, when used now where we are to worship God, but ns for any affection of throat, lungs or chest, Jesus taught the woman of Samaria, Gofl such ax consumption, inflammation of s’.-eketh true worahlpcr* who will worship lungs, bronchitis.asthma, whooping cough, Him in spirit nnd in truth. croup, etc., etc. It is pleasant and agree­ 31. "And be mad.» an house of high able to taste, perfectly safe, and can al­ places, nnd made priest* of the lowest of ways be depended upon. Trial bottles the people which w^re not of the sons of free at W.-H. Goodyear's drag store. Levi.” \ Notwithstandfog the command. "Thou We desire to say to our citizens, that for shalt give the Lcvitcs unto Aaron, and to years we have been xellllng J)r. King’s his sons, * • • and tbe stranger that New Discovery for Consumption. Dr. comcth nigh ehall bo put to death" (Num. King’s New Life Pills, Bucklen’s Arnica tii, 9, 10), this mau takes any one and seta Salve and Electric Bitters, and have never 1dm apart a* a priest. It is not enough to handled remedies that sell as well, or that despise the only true God, the God of I*, have given such universal satisfaction. reel, and the Holy City, and the Temple, We do not hesitate to guarantee them the only appointed place of sacrifice, but crery time, and we stand ready to refund he also drapises God’s chosen priesthood the purchase price, if satisfactory results ■nd sets up one of hl* own. We do not do not follow their use. These remedies need to seek far, even in our own day, for man mode priesthood, manvof whom, have won their great popularity purely on ■ to judge by their conduct, are among the their merits. Soiaby W. H. Goodyear, the lowwrt at the people, and if they do Uc4 druggist worship! golden calve* they cerudaly do worniiin iroldf-Ti . Children Cry for Pitcher’* Castorla. The best salve in the world for cut*, bruises, sores, ulcers, salt rheum, fever sores, tetter, chapped hands, chilblains, corns, and all skin eruptions, and positive­ ly cures piles or no pay required. Ills duh and i.e offered upon the altar. Mows did not ordain feasts; everything guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction, or .wlth j^,e ubertiacle aud temple, money refunded. Price 25 cents per box. and worahin and «... For sale by W. H. Goodyear, the druggist. from the pantry mtka a good substitute __ .■ One Doiisr. lit. A bloody __ ___ tiraou **r" fclddl-vlh* H**rt»«»* ^.XT. Hoods C. Du***. of Holland. lost his fine green beww? and contents by fire the other night. No insurance. Tar can easily be removed from clothing by Immediately rubbing ft well with clean IXJXfxJS', Jan. 5.-The Shipping Fbdera- lard, and than washing out with warm <OD reJiT* BriUlu «net by contribu­ tion from it. members all the net Icraea of There la one thing that money cannot do shipowner* al Hull belonging to the fad—It cannot impart to its powmtaor that «auon. incurred in oonraXJ.^ real refinement which mark* the true lady ■ Peculiar recunar ------ atHmrtO un­ j-ecuxiar m ■ MM-Uhlw “7 ^Sarsaparilla;;,.;; Station*. Detroit MaphD at hane/’-tbere I* more « nouu parin* sold in Lowell than << Sod purifiers P-euUar In He ".'"L”! town...... - Kurgan Peculiar p^u*. mdStvfiiel*.'. IIO-OO; of people. Peculiar lu tbe brain-work whkh it it. eudl.l.SN. oueri Axwit. HMUSga. w ■onnuK* n f * T. A.. LhKC^O- ta, hlmiofi & S&pw L'^To Itself?^ with many years practical experlcnee In preparing medicines. Bo »me to get only TIMETABLE. Hood’s Sarsaparilla SoMby*lIdruggl»t*. fljtixforfS. prepared only by C. I. HOOD A CO., ApetWcartes, Lcwcu, Msra Statlour. IOO Doses One Dollar NOKTH. . Kalamazoo Lv... Btebtea^Junc’t.. Delton. ....-J--- Cloverdate.... C-. Bbultx........... .... HASTigas............ Cast* Grove.... .. Woodland Woodbury ....... Via O. L.e.' Lasting.............. Detroit....... CURE ooi. Rast Cooper Lv.. Klchlaud June*!. SICK K? Delton................ Cloverdale Shultz HASTI XU*............ Mraruxi regulate U* bewai*. Bran tftiag only ""HEAD Coate drove.... Woodland ..... Woodburr. .. Via I). r. A (Anting............. Detroit.... .grand Rapid* I. Na*, a ahd c will not carry pawngera unless provided with freight train p< Freight train* will be run at the convenience F. Bn«H. GtmT Manager, tten’l P * T Art. ACHE porjrobutby tbalr cenUe artioa plusra til who usafhsm Aavtel*ri«ssata; flvsfortl. Sold SMALL P!a. SHALL DOSE. SHILL PRICE PRORATK orpf-r. State of Mlelik-a'i. County or Hnrry-ra. Al * seratou of the 1‘robate Court for the County ot ttarry. holdcn *1 the Probate Office, in tor CTtv uf Basting*. Io raid county.on Mon­ day, the I8th day of December, la the year one । thousand eight hundr- >1 and ninety. Present. Chsries W. Armstroiiu. Judge of Probate. In the matter of the estate of Hannah (.•nockenbaxh. deceased. On reading and filing the petition, duly ■ verified. ufCbns. W. Jonlan. administrator of raid estate, rrayhig for reasons there la set forth that he may be licensed to mortesge the real estate of said deceased fa sahl petition describ­ ed. Therenpon It is ordered, that Friday the 9’.h day of January. A. D. ism. al ten o'clock In the forenoon bearalgned for tbs hearing of «ald peti­ tion. and that the Iwir* at law of raid -deeva*ed and all other person* interested In said estate, are required u> appear ut a session of raid Court, then to be hidden at the Probate Office tn the City off Hastings, tn- raid Oountr. and show entree, K any there be, why the prayer of the iirtitfonrr m»r not be granted And It te further ordered, that said p-tlllmH-r give nottre to the persons Interested In said estate, of the Pendency ot said petition. a»d the hearing thereof. by rousing a copy of-this order to ba published in the Hastings BaXXkx. a newspaweeks prerlots to said day of bear-b< CUAX. W AlUhT (A rnreeopr.i Judge of Wm.VF.Oolb. Probate Clerk. In the matter of the estate of Clara A. Bur­ ton. a minor. Notwe I* hereby given that 1 shall sell at pub­ lic auciuwi, to the highest bidder, oo Tuesday, the 3.1 day ot February. A. D l*»l. at ten o’clock In th- furenoan at ttm Probate Court rooms In the .City of Hasting* In the County of Barry. In the Haste of Miri).Kin. pursuant to Hoeuse and authorfry granted t • me on tor mb day of December. A. D. 1R«. by the Probate Court of Barry Counts. Mlehlgsn. al) nf the estate right, title and Interest o' the raid minor of. In and to the real est-t- sltinae and beioa in the Coun­ ty of Harry. In the Mate of Michigan, known aud desertbrel as fAlow*, to-wbt: Tbe undivid­ ed one-half of the north fr-cUuti of the south west frarlioual Quarter of section number twenty-seven (ST> In town number two (3* north rance nine (» west ia Barry County and Htate of Michigan. excepting forty 40) acre* off tbe north side of raid qnartbr aeetlnn. Dated. Hasting*. Dee. 12th, A. D.. IW0. Davio A. Bowkf.k. Guandtan. (10L5 XZ5X1, MSB, 1B78. W. Baker & Co.’s ^Breakfast Cocoa from which the excess of oil hag been removed, la Absolutely Pure land it is Soluble. No Chemicals TO FARMERS BOSHES PAPER JOB FARIERSI are used In its preparation. It has more than three. tintfis the strength of Cocoa mixed with Starch, Arrowroot or Sugar, nnd is therefore far more economical, costing less than one cent a cup. It is delicious, nourishing, strengthening, easily digested. and admirably adapted for invalids as well as for persons in health. Sold by Qrocera everywhere. W. BAKER & W?D«U«1«r, M«ss. It publishes the bmt and most reUabla F«r th Faraer, th St«k-Br«*r, th PROTECTION OR FREE-TRADE. hiryau ud th thrtieilturisL WHICH ? ■ad rental. um>r».u<w. 3*’ " Howeboid- ‘ GIBB0K8 BE0THKB3, PahliAm. DETROIT, MICH. PROBATE ORDER. tor the described m II Theas. 11 4 "who SSwTST11 a^°vo a!1 t^-xt b, lu the matter c Dowell, a minor. Pra/'ngfor rtuoo, ttairiT rafforts sssi^rwsserAw! Do you want to keep thoroughly petted on the effects of the New Tariff Law, as shown from week to week ? Do you want to know all about the policy of Protection and have an answer to every false statement of the Free-Traders? * Yes? Then subscribe for yonr home paper and the Amexican Economist, published weekly by the American Protective Tariff League, New York. (Sample copy free). The Economist is an acknowledged authority on Pro­ tection and should be widely read. The yearly subscription of the Econo­ special arrangement with the pub­ lishers by which we can send you the Economist for one year and IHXBAITS (BO REW TheOMMm’eWCatoe die# w lno �“I'»*w delicious h the winning Of n kiss, at lores beginning,”— Mugs the poet, and his M*ntlment is true. With one possible exception. If either barty Ims the catarrh, even love's kisa RECOGNITION ACCORDED TO THE loses Its sweetness. Dr. Sage’s Catarrh WEAKER SEX’S BRAVERY. Kemedj Iva sure cure fur this repulsive, Slid dlstresfcing affliction. By its mild." soothing. aiiUsi-pUc, cleansing and healing pro|«rtie». It cures the worst cases. S500 reward offered k*r m incutable ease. WOMAN AND HOME imlcul Io Healt^—Young People Should AH the new officers of Bay county have their bonds and are all ready to take hold tomorrow. * sccuwhI In the recent rvtinlotia of veterans and militarysodoticsthroughout the country Benton Harlow has spent S2U8.(»(rt) In< it has Iweu plctpumi to see the general . innrovcmeuia this year. At Ica-st the St. ye«ign:tion of the work of women in war, snd their part in the national successes. Jrseph Herald says so. It hns been plcax-’int to see the generous brotherhood of men in this relation, and La receive their honi-Ht appreciation, to foul that nothing has been withheld, and to en­ joy the senwof cqualitj’ In diffvroiice. But it Jias been yet more pieman t tu observe, wit has been Imprexst# ou us, that the work of women in war was everywhere, we will not say that of undoing and reme­ dying tbe work of men, but that of succor, relief mid mercy; that it was the allevia­ tion of pain that ft was not the inflicting, but the binding up of bleeding wonuds, the bandaging «>f cuts, the cooUngof fever, ihi soothing <ij sus;>cnse and sorrow, the iMuaging uf agonies upon the field, the hindering of despair to breaking, wailing hearts at home, and nil with a forgetful? nefa of self, of fatigue, of dl->gus( t hat at tbs time often seemed i-uperhumnn. CURES PERMANENTLY It was the nightly sitting by the deilri du-m pillow, the holding of the dying band, the taking of thndyiuKmessngi-.tEegiving of the whole strength to the lenuing, thrlnkiug soul stepping down Into th® lark, cold, unknown waters. It wm the following of tbe hospital flag inu> all dan­ gers, perhaps even into death for thtmselves, nnd often into lifelong disabilities. And nt home it was the mx'dln woman, the lint scraper, the letter writer, the hturltner that wits a member of the great army; the |woman bent over hot lire* making jellies, sweetinc ita, cakes and dainties for tonvalescent apjieUttp: the women helping u the great sailor And Mihiier fulrs, and io the great bund uf the sanitary commission. Surely there is Him© promiM iu this of iIAj ivast peace festival of earth, of that clino when winra shall be no more aud all the world shall cease from strife. For ns the Influence of women cornea more aud mope to bp felt, it must still be on the side af succor nnd mercy, until it may l»o held useless for m* n to spend tlieir prowess inBlctibg when women spend theirs in heal­ • **K. while ing, »* uuv their men voice, »uitv, whenever niivnrvcf- it I. can lx? no heard, the vole© of the higher typeuf wo___ . ..... ..... . .. ... mtn....or.1 ri;u tuiii'-en* an*:: worsen* rather I ism of the |*nssit>Date nn<! partisan onre. — in iu_ - -------. ... . ---wUl bo given r for pence mid* only peace. Meanwhile it Ims been pleasant to have »urii public acceptance of the power for usefulness of women in tiation-.il erbws, and Lo havc the uuiver.-.t! acknowledgement of the strength with which, if they did not behr nruu then.selves, they have held up the hands of those who did. and of tbe fact that their efforts at the lw.se of uiwr.it ions St. JT^SVm^UAL. it is the Best. No more of this! consets. You can have no idea until you Lave tried it what a refreshment and strengthening thia deep breathing give*. It is to your insides what bathing is to your outside. You will soon find that fresh air is'n pcrixraliy to you and will take rare to have your rooms well ventilated, especially your bedroom. Cover yourself npxvcll in bod, but alccp with your window wide open, no matter how cold it is. —Ju­ lian Hawthorne’s Letter. Japanese Interiors. The bouses that the Japanese women oc­ cupy arc, it goes without baying, ns nrat and wonurously fashioned as whcwsolvea; almost always fail of fiurpribes, with mov­ able poods, with boxes and slides, with compartment* of nil shapes nnd nxtouishIng little closet*. llVerything is scrapulnudy clean, even among t bo humblest, and of apparent simplicity, especially among the richest. Alonothb altar.of the ancestors, where sticks of incense burn, ia gilded, lacquered and garnished like u f*avoda witl> vanes and lanterns. Every* where vise a purposed bareness—u bare­ ness all the more '-complete aud white if the dwelling pretends to elegance. No embroidered .apcstries: sometimes trans­ parent portieres, made of strung bends and ■jaiuboi •*. And never any furniture; iu is >n th© floor *,r on little lacquer ped eata la J>at necessary objects or vaHesof flowers , ire place*!. To the mUtrass'of the houra luxury coulists in tbe very excels of that clean linens >( which I spoke above, and which is one jf the incuntratable qualities of the Jnpansw l*coplc. It is every* here tbe custom to anslHM* before entering a house, nnd noth­ ing mjuabUU© whiteness of those mau span which one never walks without fine mckx with divided h-es. Thu wo«xl work tself is white, neither painted nor var­ nished, keeping as its solo ornamentation, snioug women of true taste, the impercep­ tible reins of thu young pine.—Pierre Loti la Harper’s. Inimical to Health. It is to<iAg<l Hutt the dutiesuf our health huitecior.** not cover tho mysteries of the beauty shops nnd cosmetic |>ariors about New York. If they did the rtgurts would be interesting in showing not only the baneful infiuenceuf the goods sold but lhe army of women from all seetiuns of the city who are willing to risk, eonjfort, money and health for tIk- sake uf “tBying iomethlug that is warranted tu remove Jan hfid freckles, whiten the skin, tint the ;-heeks ami soften the flesh." The stuff is sold at the rate of 8?iajpinf , md ---- is just ■> . .about —.... as soothing „ to ...the'face ------ — “ a0 application ot creosote, ammuni.i . mil~**i MrariUKiitls lw- .«•it nil v. tliM —•• -- v.-m>l<l •>*. I effect pnslucud by Mme de Hnuibug’s ; l,uhn of ynnth is exactly the «ame. ! If you doubt this you have only to visit the cosmetic factories. Went Fourteenth nnd Twenty-third greet*, Broadway am! Sixth avenue, untl under the pretext of waiting for your sister .**«• with your own eyes t he “wonderful ehange in the appear once’’ made by the luitent medicines. Ytra won’t know thecustomeni, for the reaj-nn thu when milk hm °nce been chilled it suura much mor© fa ’Mb' ,han the orig­ inal artiriu. Tbo 4ifik nlty will, I think, ta> met br »general rod action on the part of the dairy companfow hi the quantity of Ice used. It basbeoft m’WMfnad by ex­ periment that when milk “ cooled—that b. the animal lint got rid <a’-by exposing It more generally to the air A’ aerating it, the milk is better and wdi k.*P several hours longer. Tbe process»» fMn'cctljr sim­ ple and means a saving of buntfwx’s of dol­ lars to ndairy ice bflt It will ato .make a large number of people Indopendtstt^f ice combines.—Interview in St. Louie Gi’ubeDemocrct. ______ __ Kuda Wil Save €ua Fuel. A young friend wild to me ono day: “'tYa are fond of string leans, and they are tbe cheapest fresh vegetable mio can buy if only it did not take so long to cook thcmr but nnlemi I plan to hnvo xhtm on baking ar ironing day I cannot nff*ml them. It •wins absurd to keep an extra- fire for two hours jmffi for a little rness of banns.'* Have yun Hau her experience? Try a little soda—jus*, a generous “pinch” of soda for a common mc*s ot beans, put into tbe water lit which you bill tlram. will couk the toughest Leans tender in-an hour or leM and detract nothing from their flavor. Tbe some is true of boiled oolons, Leeta, tough meats, etc. In boiling a hum always [isiboil «> soda water, then take it. out and svnah and scrape well, add- clear waler, and you will be surprised to sec how much mnt» sweet nnd lender yonr bam will be.A'piitM' of fresh beef that has Inin just long enough ur becurae a trifle nuepictoua may l.-e no renewed Uy parboiling in soda water as to be above reproach whey placed before the most delicate nostrils. In the rase of a beefttcok or roust a thorough rinsing in cold soda water will prove quite effectual, when the taint is ‘Oidight m* to 1*0 wholly un thu exposed surface.—Good Housekeeping. The Dlplomnt'i* Compliment. Madame Mocbattn, better known, per­ haps, ax Blanche Rixoevelt, is not only a very clover littcrntrice, but she U still one of the must ix'-autiful. women of tIf! pres­ ent day. , To these penman! charm* a very delicate compliment was recently paid by the Itussiun tunboMador to the court of SL James. Before leaving St. Petersburg he was commissioned by the czarina to ccnd her the “photographs of the six most beautiful women in London.’’ The ambssMidor mmingetl tu execute it with a skill which proves him to be a diplomat of G. G. SPAULDING, HflSTINQS. Fargo’s Shoes Family FARCO’S* for the is.' । for Infanta and Children X- T. Some ^refike shoes Hor^i the more worf$? Mhe brighter!* Busy wives who use SAP0LI0 never seem t-o grow old.Try& cake • A complete wreck of domestic happi-nee» baa often remltud from: badly washed riish—, from an uncleaa kitchen, or from trifles which seemed light as air. But by these things a zmkd often judges of hi»< wife's devotion to her family, and charges her with general neglect' when he finds her careless in these particulars. Many a home oirts a large part of its thrifty neatness and its consequent happiness tib1 8AP0L10. lou urdrred.'kS BUSINESS CARDS. 5* HOWE BLANKET ILLIAM O. LOWDEN. Lawyer. Office ever Julius Russell's ntore, state­ street, Iteatlags, Mich. • W v’TUABT. KNAPPEN A WEAVER, O Altonreyb nt law. Over HastluKb National Bmik. H Hating:.. Michfeaa. Associate other*, st Grand Bapids. Mien. A. SUELDON. • Abstract and Real Estate Offioe* At'struci Hloris. nonling*. 'Money to loan on Bea! Estate Real Estato«old on c nisdsttos. Gctirral ranleysoeHw liitnng a i-auH.lele »*-t ol Abstract Books, com­ plied from tbe Kecordi*. can fi-rafsti ©ompMte < tracu. C. 1‘. BROOKS. Clerk. P How fat I’d get if I had one.’ A com-bjKindent inquires in regard io the cost of u very modest outflt of linen for th* household nnd if it can !>c purchased ready made t In reply it may be said that three parrs of sheets at 81,50 nnd three pair nt f 1.25 (each pair), would be sufficient for a scan. Six pairs of pillow c.-u*e« nt flfty-flve eenta per pair, three bolster cases nt fifty cents each, onrdor.cn townUatO, six bath towels for R1.30, one dozen (conna*) for 82.25, one piece of crash for kitchen uw\ *L TMs would do for a l»eginning for two people, but to tbe list must tie added one Iwst dam­ ask table cloth and three of German linen. Two dozen najikins, one large, one small, and odb dozen doilies, n dozen china towels and three table squares. These Inst will add 813 to t he original list, which amounted to something less than 821. A very re­ spectable outfit could therefore be pur­ ebased, ready for tiw, except hemming tbe crash, for al out 833. Of course tine bed linen would b® cotton.1— Housewife: FUEE—Get from yotir dealer free,, the %iiBook. It has handsome picture© and valuable information about hones. Two or three dollar* for a S/i Horse Blanket will t *ake your horse worth more and cat loss to keep warm. Ask for 5IA 5/A 5/A 5/A P. DRAKE, M. D.. Office over Holloway's firm; store. ' Office boura trom z to 4 p. m. Telephone, eoa floating will) ruaideuce, at Holloway's drag: I M. B. G1LI.ASF1K, Notary Pnblte I- • a&d U. S. Claim Agent, , Five Mile Boss Stable Electric Extra Test M. FOWLER, D.D. 8. 30 other styles at prices to suit evsrybody. If you can’t got them freax yaw Office hours S a. m io 5 p. nr. A. BARBER. M. D., • Physfeian and Surgeon, Offimover Nevin’s store. Office hours frost Tk H W. LOWRY. M. D.. Physician and Surgeon. . Makes a specialty of (resting diseases ot tbsKTKand KAM and the nn-aervaUon uf vUIm GI.XSEa.y fltttng SPECTACLES and eyw Office and residence on Broadway, near Cosrt Hesse. Hastings, Mich. 11 ^ORSt- BLANKETS C. WELTON is agent for the Ohio Farmer’s InsuraaeeXta*. He writes policies on a man's property ngalnsX toss by Are. lightning or wind; against a msaFe life by death and accident. ARE THE STRONGEST. make the Unions Hone tuund Baler Btanketa 5°° Box Tip" School Shoes for Bop and Girls, MITH a COLG rove; . Lawyers. (Office In Union block, Hssttnis.) Prse.Urei l» all tbe court* of tbe state. S ^y/250 V£oo E. KENASTON, Attorney at Law, (Over J. H. Goodyear & Co.’s 1U.„, Practices In all courts of the State. GoUeettans cromptly attending to. t & “.VS £• CT. S R. TIMMERMAN, Homapathio . siclan and Surgeon. (Office over Lathrop's drug store.) P • UARTIN V. BARKER, Real Estate!»• 1’1 surancc mid Ixtans. Office with J. G. Bunyan A Bon. 3 doors north of Poatofflce. BpecisUttention given to waking exobaana of property. Tbe inleresta of f-r. — FARCO’S FARCO’S $2.50 LADIES'BOOT ujnrtooa I In dm- tithe a frame reached the ezarina. In which were grouped six. photos. The ccnterioue v.-.-s an culanred head of the PrincrvA of Wales, round which were ar­ ranged five smaller studies of Madame Ibxwrrrlt-Mncbetth in various poses. The delicate compliment was duly nppn-ctaied by tiiv czarina. who sent tn 5Ladamc Mochctta a valuable scurf of Kusainn lace and an autograph letter, which, no-doubt. th<? recipient considered still more valu­ able.—Iximlon M«xl<-rn Society. * rompanied by their hmrtMudt*, fathers or brothers, who come to swear at the nin'kiHi. wig* knows In her hc:<rt she i» trading on th©credulity of her sex nnd ad­ The Storj of u Social Jtrllc. ShmbtimcH 1 doubt if 1 wen- burn, writes vising the u»<jof a d*voctien the very in­ a society belle iu The Ladies’ Home Jour- i ’ gradients of which are injurious.—New _____ ■___ nal. I think 1 nm the result of trnnsmi- "1 York Worldgra|ion—first an orchid, next n bird of Young People Should Keep Qouae. pnradihe. and lost of all, a blooded horse. “The great increase in th© number of <111 belong to nn <dd family, nnd my wfliciior THE ‘ COLCHESTER" RUBBER CO. lolls me that I have u great deal of monej; lawyer, who scores of times fond asked ali­ m*kr all their ahnaa with ladde of b«al 11 nd with but whoever heard of a woman bgving mony for ill used client*. "is dm- in great rebbrr. Thia etltKa to the ahoe oaA prvvesta Um enough! Mnmikm, very aensi-hlv. traine*! rubber from aUp(*B< ott. part to the tendency of the middle clniwcs me to be h c*X]uette. From the time that 1 of society tn lire in boarding hoanU aud Call f*>r the - Oolcbewwr " couhl stand 1 was ful|y aware of the value family hotels. With no housework u>su­ “ADHESIVE COUNTERS." □f ray white skin, my d«>p, dnrk eyo mid pervise, nor even the care of their own that, attached to the wonderful nil bnir, apartments, young wives nnd middleaged they madeva gorgeous framing for my wives also find themselves with tow much Bi.ely cut fned. leisure on hand. To vary the monotony I was willing to go robed early, for I had of such a life protracted shopping excur­ been told of the good of thu.-o sleeping sions, street prumeumles and frequent the­ hours that come before 12 o’clock; to be atre matinees are resorted to. ' bathed nnd rubbed until 1 wa* weary ‘My advice to newly married couples,’’ A l'rv'.lt>bl» Ocenpatlun. enough to sleep again, because my nurae continued the venerable vender of legal Among the many ingenious ways in find said that the* would tnaku my form lore, “is to settle down to hourekeeping. bandnome atid supple nud m> arms nnd no matter nn bow modest a scale it may which w<>mon seek opportunities to nmke neck the admiration of the world. School he. Even if the bride has to soil her white a livelihood is that of going arunutl to the houses of society people and cleaning nnd was tin unknown quantity to me—governhands with housework she will lx* hap­ repairing fine drosses that have bwn acci­ bsmcm ami that sort of tiling came and 1 than If cx|x>scd to the dangers which dentally soiled or otherwise fnjurvd. It is emlutvd them, learned .of them, null was pier lurk in the indolent life uf a boarding wud that then? nre women who find every tpoken of by them as the most beautiful house existence."—New York Telegram. hour of tbe time proflubly employed Id lirl they bail ever scen-4>ut. une wh» wan this manner: in fact more work of the sort utterly heartle»< Tbcyariittle underfgood m than they can accomplish is offered them. that heart was t he Inst thing that would Perhaps the most successful system of Lace maiiding is included in thia service, be desirable in my profeMiion, for I made it co-operative housekeeping in the world is and the skill of some of these nomad reno­ such. ■ At 18 yeara/f age I waa brought out. but at Gaia©, a suburb <>f Paris. The associa­ vators of such cobweb hnery amounts al­ most to lace weaving.—Now York Times. for three months before that ray mother tion was founded in 1800 by a large heart bad taught me exactly who nmuug the ed, large brained Frenchman of wealth, The holy synod of the Russian or Grrek men were eligible, who were not, whnt who planned the system and furnished tbo women were to be cultivated, whnt ones to capital, ft tqiened with COD person** or church has just issued a decree'imposing a Im- civil to and what ones to ignore. 1 nasoclatea and now has a membership of religious penance from three to five yearn made my first ugipearaocc nt the Patri­ thousand*. Everything is bought in balk, iu length upon all widows and widowers ^6’ archs’ boll,nnd mnmmn vt-ry wisely had me nnd ao large are profits, owing to the ex­ who are wicked enough to attempt matri­ ’dresMtl in the finest of white silk miufliD, cellence of the management, that it is sold mony tor the third time, aud for rail wid­ Htol3H marie In empire style, with a broad, white nt kffc than cost. In paying for rent the ows of flO who are found guilty ot the sec­ lto3. saah about my waist, n white rose in my associate pays for food, fuel, light, laun­ ond offense a rigid pe nance of two years’ 2.00 SKto bnir. and long, white glove* only partially dering and schooling, just as a tenant in a duration is prescril-ed. covering my beautiful arms. As was first class apartment house liquidates the One of the favorite arguments against proper, 1 accepted the invitations to daucu expense of heat nnd janitor’s service in the $2.50 Call Shoe •ending girls to college is that so- many of from the elderly men. from whom it was a single charge of rent. In connection with for Gontiomon, compliment to receive them, nnd ns far as the housekeeping service there is a nursery, them gut married after graduation, and J he ujjrk anti money is wasted. possible 1 ignored the younger ones. I kindergarten nnd preparatory schools, ) therefore Another popular objection ia that college sought mamma’s wing at the eud of each where infants and children are cared for knowledge makes them so wise and unat­ . dance, nud to her delight the impression aud educated.—New York World. tractive they won’t haw any chances to left on everybody’s tnind was that of my marry. ■ being au extremely beautiful, ingenuous, The late Miss Marianne North was one young girl who knew nothing whatever To make n convenient arrangement for of the most notable of English women. drying collars and cuffs use a piece of mnsabout society. How they erred! * About twenty years ago, being rich nnd in­ lin, on which you sew buttons io numhet* dependent, she went alone to fndia, China, and positions to suit, nnd fasten that Japan, Australia, California, tbe South strongly on Ch the clothes liuc.und the linen Once a? least every day water should touch every jiart of your skin, and every Sea Islands and the West Indies to study articles will not get tom or lost. part should be rubbed till it ts rosy with a the native flora. She pence rated where Misa Helen Brice, daughter of the Ohio towel or brush. The water need not be few men had set foot, nnd in twelve years of exploration made a priceless collection tenntor, is a girl uf rather more (ban meOORIA1E IS OR THE ISTTOfl OF EVERY SHOE. cold—it should not be. unlcsa the heat of tbo room or the season makes it of plants and drawings, which she depos­ iiam Wight, wit ha finely molded figure. agreeable. You can bathe and rub your­ ited at Kew gardens in a museum built nt She hni a beautiful complexion, a profu­ self thoroughly in ten minutes, including her own expense nnd presented as a free sion of soft brown hair, and large, exprvssgift to the nation. Miss North was not F. G. STOWELL Agent. good soap on your face. If it makes your only a naturalist, a linguist and nn ex­ Mm. Oscar Wilde is a plainly dressed, face shiny it ds only because you have not plorer, hut an artist, a musician and a pretty little woman, with no distinguish­ PROBATE ORDER­ rubbed it dry. Apply friction lightly and moat brilliant talker, as well as a noble ing graces, nnd her only approach torosbriskly with tho palms of your hands nnd hearted woman.—Harper’s Bazar. thetlciam is the affecting of immense Gains­ County at Barry, huldeu ul the Protmle office lb the shine will disappear. borough hats, heavy with drooping plumes. the City of Hastings, in said eountv- «n Tues­ If during the day you get into a perspira­ day. the mb day at Decemt»-r in the year one tion never let tbo perspiration dry on your A lettur pad for a gentiemam Is easily tboasana eight hundred and ninety. What women need most ia a knowledge Present. Charles W. Armstrong, Judge ot skin; takeoff your clothes aud rub your­ made. Take a piece of ribbon of Any pre­ ot self and an intelligent understanding of ferred color 27 inches long nnd 2 inches 1 1© the matter of the estate of Robert InRey, self with a towel. Perspiration cools the wide, and in the center fasten a strip of nature’s laws, not'u parcel of nostrum* of akin and sends tho blood hiwnrd. If It which they know nothing and which may ^Ou^nlding and filiUS th- fi-ml dries so yon get a chill, but If you rub celluloid 4 inches long. Then take the ba hurtful ia the extreme. Oscar Maith ws. aamiiiistratnr of estate yourself the blood returns to the anrface two ends of tbe ribbon, put them together, Spring that tlie mm may bt'heard and allow­ and fasten around tbetn a small strip of anil then you are safe. ed nnd he tie discharged from his said trust. Never weer heavy shoes in a sickroom. Sun and air are as good for the akin as celluloid. Upon this paint in gilt letters Thereupon It 1» ordered, lliat Friday, the exnldsyof January, A. D. tssi.atteo octoek in water. If you can find meum* of “tanning” the word “Letters.” The two *nds of the List or felt slippers or shoe-. ahottld tie the lurenoon. ba aasigned for the Iwaring ol yourself from bvad to foot i~i tbe sun, so ribbon will be on opposite a’des cf t he cel­ worn, as they are not only crnf.irtable to said petition, and that the heir* a* law said luloid. By pulling thcM t pad can be the wearer, but a doubly dU IE? J Lleming deceased nnd all otber. persons iByrrataA m much the better. Clothes nra a uecesaary made to hold a large or a Bm j:'. picket of to the sick one. misfortune tn our cHinnte and civiltzation, but to lx: without thc.n for half tu; hour letters.—Home Magazine A child’s t-oleo is murid in its mother's every day would be good fur you, if you tars, do do fl bl, Lot tbe bawliuj* cf a buby can so arrange matters. Mike a habit of Many people buy ice nt certain periods of is not whnt tbo patrons of a public enterdrawing ytrar breath deep trt. every inspira­ tion. You con begin this when you arc toe year for uo other purpose than to keep uinment pay money to hear. working Indoors; by aud by you will be Llurfr milk sweet, and whan tbe minimum The New Orleans Woman's club has price for a lump is ten cents thia often' able to do it all tl»e time. But you cannot breathe iwoperiy with amounts to a 300 per cent, increase in the •uopted crimson us lb© club , color. Ou milk. The reanau Kice has to be corsets ou. You will have w choose, I am .price — of __ _ ------. ,, afraid, between good luags and atylteb j used so much for keeping milk sweet U itftnd on the prejidcai's desk. Hi™ oorr.) . j«dc»ori yond computation but for women and their work.—Harper’s Bazar. CASTOR IA L lota tor sale. W. L. DOUGLAS $3 SHOE ROBERTSON HOUSE, Cor. Jefferson and Court Sts., HMtings, MWh. sold by A. E. Woolley, Agent. nils House Is new, with pleasant rooms. Th* patron age of the public ts respectfully noUatteC CtLIFORNIA, W1SRHBT0R Hastings City Bank, AND OREGON EXCURSIONS Mich. Hastings, CAPITAL $75,000.00 StEPLVS 88.000.00. GmcKKs: O. G. Robinson, PveaMent; To cure Bilioustwo. Sick Headache, Coaatl- D. W.B ni'jtcTOM: •an W. ReysokU, D. G. RoMuson. J- A.Greblc, John Carveth, BILE BEANS Price of AGeneral Banking I ■Hl* If •- ■ GIL �Additional Local News. Speaking of good rnrolntton* why would «ojn<rj. Jul bow •drlMdUr thta ulUm»- and Sunday. Marcus Bollenger Ia drawing lumber to R not be a good reaolutlon If every able The Baptiat* of thb city *orely afbuild a large bam wltte basement under bodied man in Woodland would resolve to take the Bannkm. It is the best and flitted Indeed in the low of jbt-’f eign aud domestic criticism.- of our recent­ Tbarefay. n. 8. UW1» Lew Smith aud wife, of Caledonia, came cheapen: paper In tbe county, and the only hard-workiug pastor. Beir D. B- t>% ly enacted tariff Jaw. In face of the fact who left yeotorday to aeoepC the one wholly printed in our county. .R8AALL L.COOK Edl««that this measure relegates to the free list Wednesday from their home to spend Naw We understand that a new law firm have of a large church at Uramlp. Wyorofag. Years with A. G. Cortright and family. sundry articles upon which more than Mrs, 8. was taken elck the following nighL routed rooms In our village, and will aomt The best wishes of Ills many Hasting, sixty million dollars of duty has hitherto Dr. Elliott wm called who aald It was neu­ commence business in earnest on April 1st. friends altcud him. not HAJnrraH*. mich.. fosroptwr, Many of our cl Urena are complaning of AUUVBT 14. I8TW. . been collected, and practically accords free ralgia of the stomach. She is still confin­ Under the direction of that master spirit taxes. raw materials for all exported product* ed to the. bed, but is at thin writing more । high such perfornumort. Sylvwrter Nettle I am- has returned from Buffalo, In easy. members of Barry Lodge, h. of 1’’ attorneys for a free foreign trade on both Old Mrs. Williams Is not improving as where tdie lias been engaged in th»‘ tuillin- doubtlFM prolure a new play Bra Oreuwl sides of the Atlantic are united In a cho­ rapMJy tu her many friends would wish. ery trade during tbe fall and winter. She lias lately secured, which ia w»'d to exceed I We hope that every Micblran tawr will remain til! March, and will then go to tbe - Knlghte of Hcr.-nlre” In dramatic tnrus of denunciation of the law, and con­ I Wifi secure tte pamphlet csmtalntog tbe Leslie, where ate has secured a good posi­ teresL tine effect and fun. Hie titit* of tn« tinue to demand that foreign competitors Lyman Spiers two little girls «are wry tion. I report of the Michigan state grange, and rmpowtpl.y H TM l>.«hlrr ot Uc be accorded free access to our markets. In sick at this writing. We hear that our hotel is nteut to Sphinx, or the Oriental Order of Rollick­ • give It» clew, careful study and thdught. Cha* Brooks caute very' nor having a change hands, and that the new comers full knowledge of the fact that the burden i So far as tegfclattou by, congress »*>’ ing Ram*” runaway one day last week while return ­ will run a saloon in connection with It. - Improv tte Unanvlal condition of the uj>on cilire ns against whom these foreign­ ing from Noabville. Attached to the afternoon train Tuesday, Our pool man has added a lunch table to i country, we think the suggestions of tint ers propose to compete must be proportion­ Alva Bllvens has ‘returned from Hins­ hla outfit; but we are afraid he will be was the special car carrying Henry Staffdale Co., where he has teen wurkipg for compelled to add a few more auxiliaries ley. the great African explorer, and hla i state grangv are well considered, and wise. ately increased. The limit of presumption seems to have some time. before he can make an honest living. party. Though there were a great many | and entirely outside of nil party prejudice J. Hawks and wife visited friends near Uncle John DiUenbeek is on tbe sick request* for Henry to cotao entt nnd ahojv | ate partisan feeling. While w«- may not been reached when men and Journals fore­ Lacey one day last week. himself, vet he heeded them not. and the list. I in all things agree entirely with their; eon- most in this crusade against Industries There was nn oyster supper at I). JU. The time is not fur distant when Mr. fair crowd that anseml led at the depot to Staplefl will receive his sentence or se­ see him. didn't have its ctirloaity satisfied chmlons; we think that if legislation shall through which our country has attained its Mnrsliall’s last Tnesday evening. Mr. and Mrs. H. Whitcomb, of Grand cure a new trial. any more, than as* If he were still *'In 1 keep inside of them, will not go far present enviable (»ositlon invoke the aid of Rapids, visited Maple Grove friends last The Odd Fellows Installed officers Mon­ Darkest A^ica.” 1 ’ astray. Tte cansM ot the agrtculturaa de- those millions of^ workers who are the week. day evening. The ncw management of the City Bank । predion we think are plainly stated. chief sliarers in a general prosperity, and Hattie Griffin, of Kalnmazoo, made ter M. Doster, of Prairieville, marie a busi­ has every reason to be proud uf the state­ ness trip to this place on Monday last. Stewiag. dial with Russia. India. Africa. who are certain to be the principal suffer­ parents a short visit last week. ment published In our • last which repre­ Watches. • B. W. Graham has returned from Dako ­ Clocks, Jewelry. ers in-the event of a reversal of our nation ­ Mary Shelton is now working for B. S. Australia. New Zealand and South Ameri­ sents the most healthy financial condition ta. and Itas gone to work for #d. Reynolds Holly. ca as competitor* with a territory caimble al policy of protection to home industries. in his barber shop at Nashville. of that inatitutlon rinpe its organization. . With no disparagement to the excellent of unlimited expansion, and our territory wWm. Griffin, Jr., losla valuable dog tert week. January .nth, Prairieville postoffice be­ older bank we say thia,' and also that there xi«nrh oceufdvd from ocean to ocean, ren­ Defa’ ed tetter. is plenty of business apd plenty of room Mr* Wm. Guy tegim her school again came a money order office. dering any further tnervase rof home proWe wonder what has become of our holi­ Movday, after n two weeks vacation. Dur town has an Epworth I-eague of for both, and we arc gtad to sec- such pros­ dnetkm by «s (to any considerable extent) day slelghrklpfl. Wm. Frantz, of Sunfield, called on about co members in good working order, perity come to the new one. Bpm. tn Mik’s Lipscomb and wife, k Mapte Grove friends last week. Jmpo^iblc will make it necetfmry tor us with nearly funds enough on hand to buy Died. boy. To Dennis Haskill and wife, a girl. There was a surprise party at 8. Beiglfs a fine library for the Sunday School. to rely more closely on ourselves, and |iroArina, Infant daughter of (5*onw> nnd Louise Mrs. Frank Nash and children are mak­ Rev. White is to commence a series of Smith. died of *|dn»l merfingllis. Suoda/ Olgbt, vkte tor ourselves u home market tor our ing an extended visit with her parents in Friday night of Inst week. and was buried ou Tueftdar. M. Doan has returned from Petoskey. meet Ings at Delton this week. products that will relieve us from our de­ Kunsn* Mrs. M. Guy spent Saturday anti Sunday Mrs. Hunt, of Three Rivero, is visiting Distemper ft”1! cold® are very fnshlonr- with her daughter. Mrs. Wm. Seaman. pendent? on the markets of the old world. Michael SL John, of North Branch, was her daughter, Mrs, White. blc In this quarter. Uncle Ezra Chessman is quite sick at Mrs. Belle Dixon, of N. Dakota. Is visit­ trying to put a chitin under a log when tbe The report shows that Ud percent, of tbe Alta $peneer, of Fowlerville, Is spend­ this writing. lug her mother-in-law at NHet>. props under tin? log gave way and St. John aggregate of agricultural products in the ing tte winter with bet unde, James . Geo. Moore lias returned from Ids west­ Reported that C. Doster and Geo. Brow­ was crowded down out of sight lie yell­ United State* cotton excepted, finds a mar­ Spencer, and taking music lesson* ern trip. IMPROVED ne! are Journeying to Scotland, embarked ed. but was not much hurt when they pull­ There was a big turnout at the I*. I. oys­ ket for its consumption nt home. ed him out n short time afterword*. on the steainer Hazel. ter supper Inst Thursday evening. Every This thought Is a very suggestive <me, . The W. C. T. U. meet al the home of body hud a good time. Prof, llncon, of Middleville, was shak­ Sirs. W. L. Brown Tuesday. when w consider that both iiy immigra­ Miss Alile Spencer, of this place, and ing hands with old acquaintance? hero PROBATE ORDER. Tuesday two young men not many miles tion and increase, the consumption must Charles Fuller, of Coats Grove, were mar­ of Michigan, county of Barry—•* *» away, made read}* to attend an oyster sup­ State At a session of the Probate Court for thevuuoried last Wednesday afternoon at ter home. Horace Hull and wife of Wayland visit- per in the neighborhood the 2u<L Both increase also, and unless more territory tycl Barry holden at the ProbateOMcelBtMeelty Elder Mourer. officiating. Only friends of were dfaapnolntod in not finding their of ilaatinw In Mid county on W«an**rtay. the HOU CHOLERA, and shall be acquired tor cultivation, tte re- the contracting parties were present. ol relatives here Friday aud Saturday. Herbert Doolittle and family have moved Tlhday of January In the year ouethousaud mahdiig tour per cent must «am l>e need­ They took the seven o'clock train at lAke to Howard City where we understand Mr, girls and as a last resort; for go they must, eight hundred nnd ninety one. PIN WORMS IN HORSES. Present, Charles W. Armstrong. Judge ot Odessa for Chelsea, where they are spend­ D. tms made an engagement in a furniture one of them produced bis mothers best ed touted our own population. KVNDaKDS OF THEM. dress, in which the other was quickly ar ­ Probate. I d tbe matter of tbe estate of Stephen Doster, Now right here comes in the genius of ing the holiday* May they live long and factory. rayed and away they sped to the party,' happy Is the wish of your rerite. | deceased. Mrs. Adam Oswald was called to Kala­ reatriettve legislation. If foreign products On reading aud filing the petition, duly John Graff and Rena BneheldeH. of mazoo Friday by tte illness of her sent in their ca[d and caused quite a wnwitlon. After an Introduction bj the hosier verlfled. of tteorge J. Doster, son of »aM de­ shall not be allowed to ceme into this Campbell. A. Mote and J. Gatnet of daughter Mrs. Baxter. to the company the bogus lady revealed ceased praying that administration of said country without paying the reatrlctiye Campbell, and Ben Friendly and Dqlllah B. Fisher's house is being plastered and himself by his awkwardness, and then. oh. | estate may be granted to jour petitioner or WILLIS ROEISOL. some other sultab e perron. Bevier, of Lake Odessa, were married the carpenter* with Sam Firth at the duties imposed. It needs no prophet nor my! Boys you can’t tool old people. Thereupon it fa ordered, that Tn-sday, Christmas eve. • head, are finishing up the inside work. the loth dav of Febrnarr. A. D. IRBk at un tte son of a prophet, to foresee that a home Our merchants bad quite a brisk trade Ix>vl Curtis and Com Nye, of tills place, The house will be nn ornament to the in the, lore noon, be aifalgnodfor Christman, but don’t think the)’ have no o'clock market, the best of all markets, will be were married Chrl-tinas day. Hie tearing of Mid petition, and that I lace. the telrs nt law of said deceased and Elder Mourer married three copies created right here, the law of supply and Mr; Hartle, of Sand Lake, a former resi­ holiday goods left. all other persons Interested In said rotate, Rev. D. B: Pope lias left our town and dent of this place, is hero visiting with his required to appear at a session of said Court, demand must force such a Qonditlan of Wednesday afternoon and evening. taken up his residence in Hickory Corners, i are D. M. Myers, of Ad* spent the holidays old neighbors. then to t>e holdeu at the Probate Office, In the things to the great benefit of the agricultur­ at home. Sorry to lose so go<»d a citizen. city of Hastings In said county and »l:ow cau*-. Mr* John Holden is quite sick. For tale in Harting* by If any there be. why tbe prayer of tbe • peti­ Mnt. L. Thompson and family leave the ists of this country, and that too at no E. C. Denary was on our streets Wed­ Mrs. Rote II rk>. Of Spring Brook, is, tioner may not te granted. IF. H. GOODYEAR, Druggirt. very distant day. The report further nesday. And it Is further ordered that said petitioner giving music lessons to a number of pupils farm, and are to occupy the house in town give notice to the perrons Interested in sahl es­ Kiltie Lockwood was among friends in here nnd her class bids fair to become vacated by Elder Pope. statefl In regard to tbe silver question, and tate, of the |>endancyp( said petition*ar.n the Uncle J. liarthoru wet with quite a ser ­ thia vicinity over Sunday. larger. hearing thereof by eaualng a copy of tiffs order Ms effect on the financial condition of the We wonder what makes Frank Short go Wo sliall have meetlugs again during ious accident last week near Orangeville. to be published in the lUstincs Hants kr a newsJi i» horse sprang sidewisi*. and threw the (taper printed unrf circulated In said County of country, that they would reemnmtmd. in an opfMMtlte direction so laucli. this week, everything being favorable. carriage nown an embankment, throwing liarry once In each week for three successive te’vi Curtis an»l wife began huuscKeep"that the entire output of our gold and sli­ tn said day of hearing. him and Sarah 11. both to the ground., weeks previous South Curlton. CHARLES W. ARMSTKUffG. ver mine* not used In the arte, be made u Ing nt once on Mr* Alice Nje’s farm. Uncle tuts been confined to his-ted since, Mr. and Mr* Charles Fuller begin house­ 1891. New Yearn came m weeping. (Atrueeopy.i Judge of Probate. basis tor ;the Iraue of legal tender notes keeping soon at Grand Rapid* The Christmas pleasure seekers have all but under Dr. Sacket’s care and Chas. Ruggira nursing, he will soon be out taterehangablc with coin." David Kllngcrman and wife have begun returned, and report a pleasant time. Sarah escaj>ed with a few slight bruises. Mrs. Sarah Jonas and little son. of Chi­ If such silver issue should not exceed housekeeping upon their farm in Odessa having been made In the conditions Dr. Hyde ond family are spending the ofDefault cago. are visiting at Mrs. Ellen Jones, a certain mortgage nude by Junes M. Cote tbe wants of trade, and thereby become township. holidays with his father at Stratforfi, aod A. Cote, his wife, to John R. Barnum, dated Ruse Sears, who has l>eon very sick with West Carlton. tte poorer, currency, as compared with gastric fever, is getting better. About twenty friends of Mr. and'Mrs. Canada. We are looking for his return. gold, tteSF^nld be no reasonable objec­ J. J. Perkins has returned from a two Mrs. Dllienbeck was over to Mr* Sears Win. Raymond spent New Years eve with week’s visit with friends at his old home i'rbi . them at their home. tion. It should only be made a circulating taking care of the sick last week. Charley Brooks’ team ran away the other in Ohio. medium qp to an amount, that will let the Little Kobin Nausley Is very sick with duly recorded in tte offle.- of the Bvgister of day when he was returning from Hastings,. Silver certificate floa’ along side of ite Born, to John Russell and wife, JDoc. smashing up things considerable and hurt­ Inflamatlon of tte bowels. Deeds lor Barn County, lu liber *.’7 ot mortgact*. . gold brother and'be as Ingersoll once said, 30tto. a son. W. L. Brown’s drug store and Itodge & on page 25* and the Mine wm again asMgued ing him quite badly. by Joel bt. Jehu to Barry & Downinc. Novem­ Geo. H|rtom was>p town Saturday. able to (tajr at all times “1 know that my Mr* Sarah Durgee, of East Carlton, is Itobiiiaon's undertaking establishment are ber ttth. Pto. and Mid assignment recorded In Our school house was thoroughly clean­ quite sick at this writing. connected by a triephorpt, but one more the Offlee of tt»e Register of Deeds tn and tor redeemer livelh." If the silver shall be ed during] vacation. Barry County. In liter X of mart^ages-on pnge Mrs. Anna Snyder, of Grand Rapids, is 'connection is needed, the sexton’s office. crowded ferifrard so that gold is considered io,. Oa wblch mortgage there is claimed to be Heary Southwell has rented the Seger visiting her father, Mr. McKinney, this Dr. McLt-ay Is on the mend wc are glad due at the date uf this notice tbe stnn of sixtytbe better money, then gold would te blacksmith shop, and will work In the to say. five dollars and tblnv-two ranta. and an attor­ same this winter. The 1. O. F. held a very fine banquet ney a fee of twenty fire dollars provMsd for tn Sonic are complaining of feeling like the bearded up aud become scarce and silver YOU WANT. Mrs. Frost nnd Mrs. Seger visited at grippe. Hope the epidemic will not visit Tuesday evening at the hotel ball. Judging mI<1 mortgage, and no suit or proceedings at dtaprvcia’e in value, and bo brought up a: Battle Creek last week. law having Ix-mi Inatituted u» recover tbe from the evergreens, flowers and other monevs secured by said mortgage, or any part utir town thb winter. a discounts equal to the difference between John Moon. Jr. Is helpless with rheuma­ •John Flemming was lu Battle Creek last decorations being conveyed there, and the Now.'ihwctore by virtue of the power of sale tbe two metal* This would enable Eng­ tism this winter. energy displayed by the committee of ar­ coiitafuMt In said mortgage, and tte statute In Will Cargo shipped a cargo of stock to ENTKltl AlNlNOt white of Mjund yrt&HiiIr*. land again to come hero nnd buy our Mr. and Mrs. Fortes spent several 'days rangement* especially M. J. Go<ts. Music such uh mate and.provided, notice ia hereby Buffalo Monday. the past week with friends at Middleville. was prepared by some ot the singers here, f*’:" ,th“ <M> tetwfav. tbe «h day of April. Z American sliver for 25 per cent, cr more i.1*9.*’ *£.ot*1ock ,u .M»e forenoon, I shall and a large > company were present from sell Jasper Warner intends to move on to D. at public auction to tils highest gldder. at Coat* Grove, discount, and take tbe silver over to Indi* Plainwell. Tbe tables were Just loaded the north front door of tbe court bouse In tbe R. Foster’s farm. East Carlton. Mr, Stowell, of Reed City. As visiting a sliver country, and buy wheat with it at LcvkHttv. and pjzi-j. Services will be held at 3 p. m. for a down with goodie* we were told, and wc (that being tbe place where Circuit Court for Barry County Is boldcii), ite full valve thus putting American wheat friends In this vicinity. few weeks at the M. E. church. Instead of believe it, for we know these good wives the the prcnuwrs desertbrd in said mortgage or so Mr. Fuller, of Orleans Co,, N. Y. state. J-XABHK J'ARKKT RWURTBs qaots and daughters are always equal to just umcn thereof us uiav be mcesaarv to »iay the at a discount ot 25 per cent, and doing it Is visiting hid* brother Moses, and soop evening. lirnt01 l*ttow't"n»- LIVE stick The P. of 1. Intend to hold open lodge such an emergency. Sorry we were not a with our own silver. , This has been Brit- leaves for III. / about the 24th. Speaking aud singing Jonathan Just about then. Hank tarabee. 1>f Delton, made his will be In order. uuunra oovcuhijVlab tactics In the post and she is working teave your subscriptions at tte nost­ T. 7 .. J th « Pr*" ” ** telng draentert la mother. Mrs. A. C. Walt, a visit last week. bmM h, fcrfc, .boor Uk. M«. Mr affice for the Bhknkk. You can not afford •aid nwrtgAge a< kIi rerUln piece <irt parol of UU’.VttMB MOM THE HUKn-XatK*. . Mr. Taylor, of South Bend, Ind.. Is vfsM,-M'.!UnUe’ Wng *nd ln ,he Hu,e to be without a county paper. ■gam and we shall lefialate wisely when IUng Ms daughter, Hrs. A. C. Walk MichlgAtuand known *nd described aa todoa* tojrit- Gommenelng at tbe quarter poston Another year ha* dawned upon u* nnd we keep our silver at I par value, and not Wm. Kennedy carries a broad smile all south side of section 38 running north on Mid each and every one of un ought to form allow them to injure the American farmer, day. all <>n account of a boy. rt5L ll"° on*-brit mile, thence west (40) f«riy some good resolutions. Small pieces of ice taken in tbe mouth '^,*? rods. tten<-r eouth one-half m>le. tbonce east by a political fight amongst ourselves over . Mrs. O. S. Wolfe, of Traverse City, is Our mBrehanta are busy taking Inven* will often allay vomiting and quench thirst. MiXTSK; ? very sick at B. F. Wolfe’s. Her son tbe aiiver bill. The report also takes very Cha* was called by telegram to care for torie* and will soon know how they have Soak the feet, iuid bind on baking soda oreiei*>I,taln,riCl0rty acn?* 01 R,ore fared during the pant year. 4eeided ground against the idea of govern­ her. !in ORIGINAL The rfadJng circle at John Velte's Fri­ dampened, and in the morning yon will be Ba run & Downing. Frank Bain, who has been affiictcd for ment loans to the people, and we think surprised to find tlie soreness all out of day night was a pleasant -affair. It will their argument fa a conclusive one. they upwards of twenty years with fit* died in meet in two weeks nt Prof. J. M. Smith** corn* coohRTraiB I Kalamazoo a few days ago. Funeral at thiak “ whti the farmers need, is tetter tte church Thursday. School commencad on Monday, after a When any one runs a nail or a wire in facilities for paying debts, uot for contie flesh, bold tte wound over burning H. E. Keltw-y’s youngest boy has lort tbe two weeks’ vacation. ASS^LBK2E?1A'!?.•?O!'.‘.!S C. H. -Snyder is kept busy in his wagon sugar a* soon as poasibte and it will pre­ tarttog them" and tliat the scheme for the use use of his lower limb* Cause, grippe. , FRJB1T8 OttDStt. vent aofjpnes* J. B. Smith has returned to Ypsilanti, step repsiring. (•oomnent to build warehouses fur farm of Michigan, County •[ Dnrry—ss. SUCH A PAPER Enoch Andrus, our Worthy county secre­ jWash straw maUing with soap and State after spending the bolidnys with his par­ Ata MMMou Of (he Probate Court far the yrodacita and advance money on them is ent* tary. has been spending several day# dur­ County ot tUrry. holdmi at the. Probate onice in water and wipe very dry. Cane bottom alt .1?. mtirely unpcaotk al and foolish, and would 1 loT*t,l' !“U'1 county, ou NaiurWm. Wood,, am old and honored resident ing the past week in our township. THE WEEKEV chairs may be thus washed and dried in day. the 3rd davof January, tn the I ear one Opr new Jeweler necms to be kept busy. be class legislation, that might just as of this toWn died Wednesday of last week, th'HiMud efam hundred ana ninety one. - We failed to get our mall from the south the open air. rrobZT'’ Marias W. Armstrong. Jadge ol wmaiotentiv be asked br every other pro- aged 74 year* The deceased was a con- one day last week. Bent whaiebonea may be restored to Bteent Christian man and had been con­ dtactas welL We trust that the ideas of nected with the church for upwards of 40 >>“ olCrtori. About 00 young people assembled at Ira shape by soaking in warm water a few tbe Michigan grange may be carefully read year* Hb. leaves a devoted wife, two sons Jordan’s one ntgbt last week, and had a hour* or by warming over a lamp or fire. And Its HousohoJa Bupplamont. _ . ........ pleasant time. and thoroughly digested, without any par- and a large circle of friends to mourn Never iron silk with a hot Iron as It crawtj, prayiUK that auiiiiulstratliHi of »*n Wm. Wood, of Coats Grove, was buried loss. takes the stiffness out of II If necessary w“*“” -r on Thursday. For $1.00 a Year. abb after mature deliberation to deterEugtHe Davenport, of the Agricultural to preaa It, lay tbe pieces of silk between Hickory Cornar*. zalae whether tte legivlaUou of congress Is College, spent a few days at home last newspaper* Mr. and Mr* Wheeler, of Alitno, spent week.’ tor the hearing at wire <ir anwfac. keeping In view at all Warmed over ibiscults can hardly be told Mid peUtkxi. and that the telrs at law el «ud«i tte holidays with their daughter* Mrs. F. Most of our farmers are making exten­ from new ones if they are set dry in a torued and all utter persons lulerestedlu Jd Uma* that tte feains ot legislation Is the McCall aud Mr* Sandford. Mtiue, are ret।ulred to appear at a session ni sive preparations for sugar making in tbe ctooe pan and covered while re-heating. Createst good to the greatest numter. lu.un toea u> o,. »,oldeh Ht IteProtete Theron Aldrich's horse, of which men- spring. .Procure from your druggist a small TMa ia all that tegislatioa can <16 for us; Iton has often been made, has so far re­ We hear that Ashbel Cooper, late of covered that the allvcr tube that he wore Woodland, but now of Naabvllle, lout his bottle of tincture of benzolne and apply to of the petitioner may not te gt anted. Amt li is heyuod Chat wc tnusl do for ourselves. Th Frit frm tisimir, htnlt, »lci. Ln bls windpipe for several -weeks has thumb in a planer one. day last week. any flesh wound; It will heal immedlatelv further ordered, that said DetIt loner iriro ' been removed, and tbe wound made thereWe nolle- that hook- of our business and not get sore. alao teen closed by wire stltcbe* men have started out in tte new year with A soothing application for burns is to AJlteugb tbe anima! remained several tbe cash basis. cover them with the white of an egg. It Kb* rignlficanec of tbe harmony in action, days in a perilous condition witboot any Mr. Hart has traded his village property forms a coating over tbe injured part and »• unifaruilty Ift argument that character- perceivable change for the better, has so to Eli Cline for 20 acres of land. prelects it from tbe external air. CHABUC8 W taetbe efforts of tbe British and American far recovered that Ik- calls for bis food, Mr. Spencer has rented Ell Cllno’s store, which when given him eats readily and and will soon put in ■ stock of goods. Plush furniture nbould never be switch­ .«13*«bm evidently rellxhea tbe seine. If veternary C. C. Dean was on the sick Hal last ed in cleaning a room, but use a bristle fleeter of their action is England, akii! and science has reached to that degree "week. break. A small paint'brush is desirable Furniture and fixture#.. 1............ SHERIFF'S SALE. of perfection in which the life of an animal Current expenses anti Laxmi paid We are informed that a large amount of and is also a great help in dusting shutter* Mt distributed direct to voters. Is careful­ can be prolonged for days and consecutive building will take place In our village next week* why may not tte same principles be mnamer. ToclMn » «rp« thorough), .prlnkk resorted to tu many caws in the human fam­ ly a anil Xatioiii liiiik Notci: Some of our walks are in very bad cai- salt over It, then bwmd it <n>h 3.671 00 t» —hi Joaroafa. and,^rriticl&au of our etsunomK- ily. such for insunce as croup, dlptoeria. riiiT’ “u’*d “uluJr by boy,<n(1 tbeir etc. Wwfafalhm by British statesmen are made John Montgomery, in tbe dariraeM of Wc are anxious to have our roller min as texts fur free trade orations start again. ...... Several parties in this vicinity have sinw a prominent wuuthshipped sheep the past week. h*!1 with a JMVlBga d«|KNifa itings Banner editorial notes. STEKETEE'S hod Cholera Core. FILLS THE BILL! ..OT, H DETROIT* FREE* PRESS at uncft. an extended vWt In Naabviife and �r• Hastings Banner If you have not done so before com­ We were pirated to note that Mr. George PERSONAL MENTION. mence and trade with the merchants of Gatn-ll, of .Mashal!, official stenographer this city. They have anything you need D. B. Hale, of Eaton Rapids, was in the of thta judicial cireult. wua last week elect­ and they will save you money In tiie long City Tuesday. ed vice president uf the Michigan Law run. Btenugrapher*’ AaMKttatlun, Just organized. C. C. Field, of Uharlollf*, wan ’ lu the Dr. Lowry assisted by Dr*. Fuller, ot city yraterday. . It wm rumored that R. IL M<-**er was thjs city, and Itoung of Nashville, nrinovnd |1n Lantlng inking lu Um* democratic "feast Mrx Jdtjin Mlere visited friends tn West | of reason and fivw of soul” at the capital, stumor from Wvrn Young* Wtsliiesday Benton layl week. | but this turns out to b:‘ u campaign lie. last. It was a difficult' oneratiOB sueee.w' Mr. nnd Mra. C, Walter visited Allegan ’ Dick wa* Iq Detroit. Stays he doesn’t fully performed. 'fetatlves last week. ----want- -any ------office. *i— Ex-Gov. Luce has been severely cjfltlcls-' ed bj* the stale pre** because during Uta Ws; MllU.~bxli. the talented ami Mrx M. Dralktl, uf Bcjlevue. ta vtalUng term of office be has pardoned 01 coijrieta. at Orin Rorabeck’*. popular teacher of the Star school was last f Considering his term of.*ervic? this I* le*» week invited to n higher field—assistant lu Chas. Welssert went to Grand luiplds the Paw Paw high school under Prof. than any governor has ptuih-iv.nl in the T 1 H-»daj on business. last 18 years. Roberts. Her many friends here while A. I). Ktakurn and family returned to regretting her departure, congratulate her We acknowledge receipt of the Year ou the deserved prinuoliun. • Book of the Detroit Journal, which ba* Orchard Lake Monday. Just beeu Issued. It contain* runny 1 (lus­ Will Raplie returned to Spokane Falls, trations ot the principal budliHM house*. Washington, Tuesday. • Michigan h» 3.000 organized Sunday Fred Griffin, of St Paul. Minn., is vtalt- schools, 38,500 officers, and nn enrollment men. It i» a beautiful sjuclmen at the of 310,000 scholars. There are eight lug Mrs. Julia Willhonprintin'* art. ndjshmurlc* nt work who in ISM) organ­ Mra. Hartley Hendrick, of Middleville, --------- u.vu nn ized ninety associations with 3.296 On and after Jan. 1st. 1891, the C.; K. & ■ sdioluni. S. will have on sale at all their btgtlons was in the city last week. 250 mile ticket* for which ’k<jy- will George Doster, of Broward, was in tbe R.;v. A. D. Grigsby will preach on charge 35.90. Ttic&c ticket* will be good- city on boalnras yesterday. . Sunday next, Januaiy llth. In the morn* Absolutely Pure. for the holder on all regular passenger C. A. Hough, of Nashville, was in tlie i»»K- “Taking away the stone." In the trains. L bKitoKAXl1, I evening he will deliver the first of a series A eream ot tarter baktnr powder. Hlghlest city last week on business. Srpt. C. K. A 8. By. „. t I of Sunday evening talks on Astronomy, on of all tn leavening strength —V. 8. (hivernaw»ic board vuuiu tu Frank Sutherland started on a trip to i "tite’Hravetis-’’* Reports tu to wm the state of mcwui Utalth show bronchitis, influenza, neuralgia! and Minnesota Friday morning, * Tbo anmul week uf prayer will be ob­ rheiituattam In the 'order named capping Mrs. (X P. McQueen visited friends at served nt the Presbytertan church. Meet­ tbe most sickness In Michigan during the Needmore, Mich, lust week. ings nn the evenings of tbe Stb, «Jtiu Ttb, weekendtag Dec. 27. Diphtheria ta re­ Mr. and Mr*. WilLUny visited their 8tti and 9th, begiuoiflg at 7 o’clock. ported at 21 places, scarlet fever at 87. Circulation this week The young ptHipie’s society of ChrlsttaD 2.300 typhoid fever at 16 places and measles at parents In Allegro laid week. 18 places. Will Crntiten, of I-nke Odrasa, greeted Endeavor will meet at the Presbyterian church-Sunday. January tltti. at <J o’clock old friends here New Year's. School commenced Monday with a risk! The Hasting* Engine A Iron Works and will be led by Mm. Yutz. Topic: attendance. offer Home apeclal bjirgains: hvrse — ,* One, 5*■•'•• ........... m M.. Doster, Mosier, or of Prairieville, rratrieviHc. wa» tu the Personal Invitations. Have you given any? John t. 35-IB. Mrs. J. W. Stlncltromb. Mr*. W. H. Banks, of Grand Rapids, is The Ladies Misdunary society will hold i 50-lneli inserted! tooth saw for 330, 3-saw ... mills, mill.. one for SIT5. one fur r..- a»iui When yon want any spectacles or eyotheir monthly meeting at the pareon*#.* 83U0, ...... one for vtaitlng at Rev. J. W. Bancroft’s. glasses call on Dr. lx>wrj’8200. Inquire of S. .Greusel nt Hastings Brother Perry, of the Charlotte Tribune, ou Wednesday, January 14th al 2:30. Engine A Iron W«rki». was a caller at thta office Tuesday. Mrs. F. H. Barlow will give a ten party The quarterly tea meeting of the to lady friends this evening. ■ Hood’s calendar for 1891 l< a bt>autlfu! Roy Barlow returned to the Kenyon Wotnnn’s Foreign Missionary society of the M. E. church will be held on Wednes­ apccimeu of the printer’s aud Hthograpber’s Military Academy, Ohio, yesterday. To Mr. and Mrs. D. S. Goodyear, Satur- art. Only 5,000.000 of them were issued day. Jan. 14thi at the huuic of Mm. <my. a «m. Congratulations. Ed l’<iwcr« wn* in Owosso sizing up the Clement Smith.. Devotional and business to supply the trade. Anyone who thinks n:*-i l.n--. v. ill begin piouqitlj at 3 o'cluck. Mrs. W. H«G«>odyear gave a pedro party advertising doesn't pay bad belter consult town Friday. Ed says if* a hustler. Mr. C. 1. Hood. His advertising eoutreets Friday eveuing to n few friends. Frank Kelly, of Chicago, called on old Supper served from 5 to 7. after which a with newspu|>er» atniKrnls to more than tine program constating of music, recita­ Since the ushering in of the new year, 31.000.000 every year, aside from the friend* here and in Irving last week. tions. etc., will be presented. Every body new resolution* are In order. Cressy Wilbur, of lensing, was the invited. pamphlets, calendars, etc. that he gets but. guest of friend* In this city last week. The felt boot factor) got out some very The Vanderbilt lines have given notleo The GBod Templars will hold a box hne and unique calendars th Is year. W. H. Power* and D. W. Reynold* social at their hall, Wednesday, January that by reason of their contract with the ( Sqme one entered the American house! American Express company, they will re­ were in l-anging Tuesday on business. 14th. 1891. The boxes to be sold at auc­ fuse to accept ahipnnuita of live stock. Monday night and stole a little dog. B. B. Robinson, of Grand Rapid*, was tion. A general luvltatlou h extended to all.' ^Charlie Wilkins entertained abotK 40 of; fruits or merchandise to be forwarded on the New Year'* guest of Percy Jones. passenger trains as freight, but will require A» will lie seeu by the program below, his friends Saturday evening at pedro. that all shipment* to lie forwarded by Levi Holmi** anil Jacob Hoeffer. of the Circle meets this week with Mrs. We predict that two or three goal passenger trains be turned over to the WoodltBO. were In the city last week. Margaret Bailey. 1 am especially anxious American Express company to handle and fae.lortes will be located here this year. The Misses Lena and Phoebe Kelsey that all Chautattqttans be un hand to re­ forward. visited relatives at Charlotte last week; new tie-ir interest in the very excellent, Bam to rent Inquire of Mrs. $Uneh-' This yera, It is said fur the first lime In comb, fourth house west from monument Annie Dunean, of Kotamaroo, wan the Interesting am', beneficial readings we are । tbe history of the country, apples are benow having. Let us not forget the night Mrs. E. 1). Ervine gave a pleasant I guest of Mrs. Nathan Barlow last week. I lag shipped from west ot the Mississipjd to ot the Circle and let’us not fail to be watch-night party at her home New Year’s i supply the eastern market Probably the 1). W. Reynold* and J. L. Wilkins made present unless it Is unavoidable. 1 am finest orchard in the- United butvs is a business trip to Grand Rapids Friday. sure no one will regret the time spent in I*hysictans report a good deal of sickness owned by Wellhuuse A Wheal, m*«r Mia* Minnie Evans returned from a vtalt this course of reading If they are in earnest at present in tbe nature <»f colds and sore Leavenworth. Kansas. It contains about i with her parents lu Bellevue Friday even­ and are interested hi the same. Would it ■fSO acres. Its yield this year has trreu not t*‘ u good .time for other* to take up throats. ing. . the work? It could be done now, and If any ( Last year there were 726 arrests for ntorr- than 12,000 barrels, for which the firm received 83«,t00. Mr*. D. A. Rea and daughter. Edna, are thinking of It, they orc especially In­ violating the game law* and 5C4 conof Vermontville have lately removed to this vited to lie present this week. Several There will be a wrestling match in iv let ions. h*v- spoken me about It. and 1 trust I’tiioo hall. Tuesday evening. Jan. 20th. city. that 1 mav "*•*• tliem at thta week’s The ice that has been put up Uita year is.• between Gideon Wilkinson, ot Carlton, Allen McOmber. r<f Seattle. Washington. of splendid quality and about eight inches and N. T. Diamond, of tills city, fora I* visiting his parents and friend* in this Chautauqua* nnd introduce them to the work. Program: in thickness. purse of 840. Tliese two parties have met city. . Roll call, quotation* from Chaucer. , Roller Hkuting i* being revival over the before and wrestled to a draw, each liavlhg Outline Hhitorv of England—Charles Eugene Harthorn was in the city last 1 state. Wonder if the craze will ever strike secured two falls. This match will be for week. Said the walking was fair from Ortatt. ’ • the best three in five falls, and that It will .till* town again. From Chaucer to Tennyson—Mm Hol­ be a close and very exciting ebntest goes Milo. loway. Rooms to rent heated, and with or with­ without saying. Mr. Pendergast and family are now Mucic, In charge of Orlle VanHorn. out furniture as desired. * Enquire of Mrs. The I n telleel um I Development of the Hastings Arbelter Vereln elected the domiciled in theShupsun residence, second J. W. Sdochcomb. ward. following officers. January 1. ISV'l: English People—Mr. Chas. Hoyt. The Flranen’s danoe waa very well at­ President—Gottlieb Bcssmer. Six British Lions—-Mrs. Chas. HoyL Mtas Hortense -VanZHe, of Charlotte, tended. considering the terrible weather Vice Pre*.—P. Lutz. Crilie—Miss Minnie Evans. visited P. T. Colgrove and family last New Year’s nighL Treasurer—I’. Schumnu. Clemkxt Smith. President Secretary—Joseph Pflug. P. 8. As Mm. Bailey has been called Dr. ixnrrj-has a full line of spectacles ll. B. Richard* and wife entertained the away from the city on the evening for the Trusteed—Jacob Kress. Gottlieb Bus*and eye glasses. Call on him when you former’s mother, from Middleville, New । tUKc-.ing, tbe Circle will meet at same date want anything in this line. Physician—Dr. Timmennan. nnd hour with Mrs. W. S., Goodyear. 7 In honbr of Mra. A. D. Ntakern. Mrs. Tiie sbeietv Is in a very flourishing eohMrs. I>. IL McElwain and daughter. The society connected with Emmanuel fN. Barlow gave a very fine conversation ditlou ami has over 8&U0 in the treasury. Miss Mary, visited relatives lu Bellevue church will be entertained Thursday party to lady friends Wednesday evening. Ijbw Palmer implicated with George Inal week. afternoon. Jan. 15th. oy Mesdame* Ed Messrs. Holden A- Hire have a new plan, Grape in the alleged larceny of wheat from Mrs. Marian Filer, of Minneapolis, Power*. Wm. Power*. J. W. Bentley, P. whereby they prop.»sc tn give away S10U the premises of A. B. Ratlibuni, weakened Mit^u.. visited Mr. and Mrs. IL B. Richards T. Colgrovc. Mr. Messer, E. Irvine. K. , ’ ’ Shoes to their customers. Call and get full par­ iu Justice Brown’s court yesterday amt last week. Silsbee. Frank Banie* and May Roberts. ticular*. gave the wheat deal dead away. He said Supper at society rooms from half past Mrs. D. A. Parkhurst and son, nf Folind. n small sum of money. Owner they together stole the cereal, blit the do- Chicago, visited at Orin Rdrabcck’* the five until seven. All are cordially Invited to attend. can Bvcure the same by calling at J. W. Jens*’ whs not* satisfied with his tendon past week. Babcock's, proving property and paying and after the conclusion ot tbe state’s case, There will be a donation and social At the trial was adjourned unti^* January 7 at Mrs. A. K. Stewart, of Nashville, was the society room* In the Rower block on for this notice. U a. m.. when Mr. Grace will try to show called here last week by the Illness of her Tuesday evening, January 13, 1891. In order to turn over to hls successor that Palmer is a victim of optical illusion. grandmother. here., Sapper from five to seven for the benefit evetything In order. Register Richard* —Grand Rapids Tolrgr.im Herald. George P. A. Sheldon returned from northern of Elder J. W. Mier*. Come everybody. found it necessary to work all tlie night Grace will be remembered by many people Michigan Friday. The man he went to see hi this city. wasn't there. The HastltiKs Engine & Iron Works arc Two fine homes are being erected for Tuesday wc were shown a diary kept by selling out a large stock cheap of 7 size* of F. B. Pryor was calk'd to Rochester last chilled nlrlgh shoes from 1*X to 3J,' 4>r. Barber land Richard Doyle. They will 1. XL B. Gillaspie, of this city, during the week by the sad Intelligence of hta be n credit to the city, and a source of late wnr from the time ot his enlistment to Inches wide. 4 nizes and kind* of Iron first This tile time of tbe <tlscbBrCe or bl, OMtpaDj ' de*thcomfort to their owners. maul*, 4 sizes of Iron kettles, cant book* Henry Epley and A*a Raymond aud and bandies. /in honor of Cadets Royce Barlow and at the end of the war. 'fills diary con­ JLoulsvtoodyear. Mrs. W. 11. Goodyear tain* not only an account of himself In­ fnmllle*, of Eaton county, visited friends Robert Gibbons, editor of the Michigan gave an Interesting "cob-web party” to dividually evety day, bnt of every member in tbe city last week. Farmer, has stirred up quite a racket on of his company as well. Though It was Miss Jeanie Wheeler, now r a teacher In the wheat question by publishing an kept more for personal amusement than When you ask Dorr Mudge to tell you anything else, yet it ha* been nf great the ™ ■ 8L ~~ Joseph -—•— schools, —7 - visited -------- —Hastings article of great length to the effect that Michigan w heat Is not up to *<> high a tbe whereabout* of that Monday night value In securing pensions for members of ■ rr,eM> l,,e P**1 w®er. resp show, It isn’t a pleasant smile that steals bls company, and lias Jieen the means of j Frank Chaiker, of Chicago, was called grade a* It ought to be. and that It is clearing up many case* where peusions I here on Tuesday by the dangerous illness "doctored” before or after It get* to De­ over his countenance—not ranch. troit. He wants a state board of grain hihave been at stake. It ha* Ibecn in the deo f hls brother, Clarence. Wednesday evening of Jast week, a cow part men t at Washington three different spActore inaugurated In Michigan to look , gave lloractt Eliven, Baltimore, a vicious Ulrica, wuvu uw - J ~ ®" ~ d_ ~^ — —----------■ 'hime* after thing* that will help the farmer to times, utiu and iu in me*, fact when the uuicuunii officials at | h-*— rJcs ,.-W kick, putting a shoulder out ot joint, and Wvhlwtok w»« lo enmln. tl» writ, of I “d “CT1,hl rrtmml get pay for what they raise in the line of C .. . .......................................... to YiMllantl to u-hiwil Mnniliv severely, injuring him Internally. first-class wheat a Case of that company, "Gill.npie’s diary’ to Yjnltantl to school Monday. Orders are already arriving at tbe furni­ I* consulted. Look out for another Swindle. This Mrs. E. J. Turner, of Bloomville. Ohio, ture factory for the spring trade. The and her daughter. Mrs. Ira France, arc time it Is a canvasser pretending to be se­ The following named officers of naming* visiting IL D. West and family. furniture company have a full stock on curing dates for a soldier’s history. Tbe lodge. No. 58, I. O. O. F., were on the band and will be prepared to fill alLorder*. quest Ions asked arc cheerfully answered evening of the 0th tilt installed for U “n Geo. Millard, tbe genial manager of Ed. by all and correcliy as possible. After tin* THE MARKETSThe supervisors are in session tbi* week, ensuing term: Powers’ cigar factory, sjient holiday week iufonnation has been written out. tbe un­ and "those annual bllla” are bring looked N. G-—D. M. Reed. In Battle Creek with hls mother. suspecting Informant i* requested to sign over with care. We wish the board, or WlltCroty returned to Kalamazoo to-day. it, being assured that lt Is only wanted as one very soon, would submit the question Rec. Sec.—E. N. Walter. Butler—Uffil*. after having passed tbe holidays hi thia authority for publishing. After n few o/ building a new court house. Per. Sec.—A. A. Eggleston. days those interviewed are furnished a $15 city clerking for Holloway Bros. Tr«m.-U W. WlUtams. history, aid are surprised to find their The large Hastings contingent of stu­ ALWAYS THE SAAE C. McLaughlin, of Allegan, and W. A. signature to a contract agreeing to take dent* at Ypsilanti. Albion and other point* L. S. to N. G.—Melvin Mead. McCormick, wife and son Fred, visited at the book. have now returned: and If the end of tlieIr SHX"b"T;« ; calf, 5c. tS ALWAYS THE BEST R. S. to V. G.—George Durkee. P. T. McLaughlin’s New Yrar’s. vacation did not leave them more tired Lard—Be. The council, at the regular meeting Fri ­ than when they came. It certainly was nut Ume-beiUngatMcperbbl; wateriune.gtJO Charlie Sbertnan. of Charlotte, was in day evening discussed Un? matter of public perbbL War.—George Hagedorn. - from lock of "entertainments.” the city one day last week on business. improvements, and decided to encourage Con.—J. F. RusselL yitansger Greusel. ot tbe Engine dt Iron He will spend the whiter in Texan. them in every reasonable way during tlie Fork-OBOgH lyWorks. says he doesn’t want any burglar* present year. The lazes are being collect­ Poultry—Live w live ehlekena. 5; hve Ralph Wooton. Walter Lampman and ed letter ihxn erer, aud they will pay for turkeys. IN THE W to blow the. daor off the Dew safe be has 7. ebleke Miss Gertie Bentley returned to Albion all the splendid work done two years ago. there, especially, as he never ki-eps any Chap.—I. M. B. Gillaspie. Monday to resume their college work. cash lu it over night. Accordingly he ha* bralde raising fully half of the balance of Wlien you hear an Item of new*, when - . a large placard aero.** the door stating in Mr*. J. J. Potter, of Detroit, visited her the school twnds. This will leave the city Fl<mr-t2.50 per hundred. ' plain terms •Notice! This safe is not yon have company, when your friend* go mother. Mrs. O. Hornbeck, the pant week. in splendid shape financially; for alter the awny, when anything happens lu yfur school iMinds are paid, no’thlng of a serious lucked!” It is not likely to be molested. She was aceompauled by her daughter. Detroit. Circle of friends worthy of mention, lei us nature In the shape ot taxes nuy be looked T. GAMBLE. Charlotte talks of a sugar-beet-factory. Beans — 32.C0 per bu. for elty picked. know IL A great many are indifferent Mr. and Mrs. A. Black returned from for. The water works will be practically Batter-i84M0c*. c reamerv atKs • rbyaictan and If sugar beet* can be raised anywhere in and backward about thta mattiT. nud even self sustaining, and the most we need to Michigan they can in the soil of Barry when we get track of an item connected Indiminpoli* last week, where they went DELTON, MICH. be concerned about is how to get more county ; and we don’t know why It wouldn’t with thitm and try to follow up tbe trail ■ to attend the funeral of their son-in-law. men and wore money to locate herePoultry—Live: chickens. 7tt»c: duek HTe. do to ace if they cannot be profitably with a tew quristiims, are indifferent about 1 Mr*. Fred Milter attended the fnnerai Experience has proven richly that It pays turkeys. 10ett!lc. grown bens. If they «au be. they can l»e answering, and yet they wmirfer why thdr • of her staler, Mrs. J. I’.* Dougherty, of Wheat-No.lwhnejsc No. a rad, foe. well to do that kind of work and that it is readily manufactured Into sugar here. doings are not more frequently noted. If , Ypallnucl, who died -very smidenly lust poor economy to neglect IL The bbuacll Try IL farmer*. one person or otic family is more frwjuent- ! week. thoroughly discussed the matter, and de­ bo TOU TAKE ly mentioned titan an.illier It ta not because \ Percy Jones went to Bay City Tuesday cided to authorize Mayor McCoy to add of IncrcMe In population of any city Im the we think them more* worthy ur mure rn-!: morning; wl»ere tfi< Universal Credit where Colreraal '’“V'jTT .7^7<7/7 * state. The only thing Dutt brmucttl about tilled to mentiou than utlirrs, lull brrau*** Acwy will soon have an office running *’ w th In thB ln *‘ eiirb'.ir tills state of affairs in their z •itiiiK laotoriw wetland In a praition to know more alxjut ' ...... curing tirw new witHrorlwMi eiiterprlw* for forllar'iing*. Tl.i. Tbt* full blast. their affairs. Wc desire to make our local That Owumo rrntizw this bn column* a weekly record of everything 1 Vernor Willison arrived home from St. well a* any *»■*’ *'tae ’* attested by tbe fact that traDspIres tn oisr vldnily. and *.n abe is *UU paying bonuses to get new lu­ order to do so must hare the c«>-nperatl«ii ' of aX Send, hand or bring In the hews. ■ girl aays this is not so however. Hasting* Thursday, Jan. 8, 1891. OVERCOATS SLAUGHTERED! wm6 $3.50 7.00 12.00 15.00 16.50 18.00 20.00 POWDER LOCAL NEWS. "T* ^,",re KUTXi sil,S U".,’.5. .z <•"-'■ u* ««*•>•" <*••»-«*• Overcoats go for Overcoats go for Overcoats for Overcoats go for Overcoats go for Overcoats go for Overcoats go for $2.50. 5.00. 8.00. 10.00. 12.00. 13.50. 15.00. We are also overloaded with Children’s Suits and Overcoats, and propose to unload if prices will do it, so we make them 16864764 This sale closes January 31, 1891, and is for cash and cash only. It is money we must have. Yours Resp’y, E. W. MORRILL & CO One-Price Clothiers, JMCioti, I At A. WOOLLEY’S. Now is the time to boy Ladies’ Misses and Children s At io per cent In order to make room for the elegant line of spring goods that will soon be I have decided to sell every pair of Ladies’, Misses’ and Children's Shoes At an advance of ten per cent of cost. however is a Strictly Cash Sale. Call, examine and obtain prices before buying, as 1 will not be undersold. Yours ’y, A. WOOLLEY. SMOKE Eb. P0 WERT NO. 35. 5<- QIQflR U.5. C �A® I able? Would Profemw Dorinwr have wished it? I would rather"—the oftbar. Randdph, it thrao atorioa I boar wm going to say “marry Mr. Vinal." but bud yentnry which all the intellectual changed it to, “I would rather do any­ brillianet! anil pictorial complexity of thing than disgrace Frofemor Dorimitr.” truth in ’em." ll,. mixlOTi k<«)«J ot mto riumot rap “You just leave all tout to me, young ••J scarcely understand; perhapu yon By JULIAN HAWTHORNE. pUntB+oniwrifb. lady," said tbe impresario, nodding An the mighty strut as won control of good naturedly. “I take tho risks! i;annuijia, iuvmwh toe liateners’ sense!- aU things aeemed in a manner that betrayed agitation. CHAPTER HI. You’ll not disgrace Dorimar nor nobody IBWHATGlTSb pn-n-KW'CXCAMKTV’ HER. to undergo a noble tranJormatian. -I see you don’t know who luigeis," etoe. You’re M good ns the best of 'em. There waa a feeling of enlargement and observed Jocelyn suavely. “You've though it's money ont «f my pocket to exaltation, what was trifling and ignoble made such a hermit of yourself up here tell you so! You'll need acme drilling failed out of right, or was absorbed into of lute years you’ve dropped out of the atout the stage btwintM of course; that— prevailing harmony of ordered running. Why. ,u-v de»r »o»«— But don’t you worry, I'll fix it all right! , Passion gained majesty Cram simple ns you see him sit there—is the You’ve got a month or six weeks’ reiL Sorrow throbbod with tho foremost impresario and musical man­ heuwils. and you'll catch on as quick as of joy. and joy awumed the ager of the nge. He has heard a report most gals, 1 guess." of sorrow. The mystic unity uf our Beatrix's powers, and—well, go Thus far the glory and delight of the which grasps toe elements of merely musical aspect of the adventure ahead, Inigo: put it in your own way." thiagH, and gives them speecli aud mean­ • I’ll just tell you what it is. Hr. Ran­ had so daxzled Beatrix's eyes that she ing; the utterance of tha divine reason, dolph." said the impresario, assuming hnd thought of nothing else, but now a which transcends the bandage of words; the reins of tho conversation with a wave new idea entered her hrnul. the language that belongs to no man, of the hand. “A few wards are best, “Am I to be paid for doing this?" she but to mankind—this magic and mys­ when it's about business. I came up asked, glancing from her father to Joce­ tery of song, flowing forth iu its prind- here to find ont if your daughter could lyn. "Of course J mean by and by—if cur and enchantment from a tdmple sing os good as Jocelyn here says she I succeed. Is that what you meant girl’s throat, cast over all a rpell of won­ could. Well, she’s got a fine organ, nud when you talked about my winning der and delight,, and het for the pro­ toe knows what to do with it; no mis­ fortune? But I would rather not make found warniut of its beauty would have take about that! Well, Tvegot an open­ money in that way—I would rather pectned miraculous. ing and Hl take her in. and I'll pay her make it in some other way than by sing­ The room in which tbe auditors sat first prices: that’s what Til do. bhe goes ing, became • • • But I couldn’t appeared to assume finer proportions: TU JtutffcU vou'trftof U ia, Mr. Ranright on, ixi opera, under me, and she make it iu any other way, I suppose," the very chairs and tables were endowed dtflph.'’ makes her fortune; that's all about itl she added, faltering a little. “Singing What became of Mr. Vinal Beatrix with elegance, and the persons them-, I'm a square man. by Jupiter! and 1 is all I can do! And. after all, it would selves were conscious of '» certain state ­ never ascertained: she forgot about him don’t make no fuss about tonus; when I bo good if my singing would help jiay for several luinntes and when she l<x>ked Hums In their attitudes and movements, bny a good Article I pay good money for our debts; that would not bo unworthy round for him he waa gone. Meanwhile and of King uplifted to a higher sphere it. When 1 say IU make her a boom even of music, would it, papa? I wouldn't Jocelyn introdneed his companion to her of thought and feeling than was native I'll dojt. When Moses Inigo says he’ll take money to get rich, but I would to os "Gen. Inigo, a gentleman interested to them. And the singer was transfig- do th® management tho young lady’s all prevent your being troubled any more in music;” and Mr. Randolph was gx- :ir»sl; for the music which touched tho right, if she was as homely as a cow and by • • • Oh, jiapa. can it be true? trarted from his retreat, into whidh he others as it were from without was made sung like n bull: and if she ge» a fool to had withdrawn under the impression the very form and fiber of her sonl. ft manage her, or manages herself (it’s I’m sure yon are very kind. Gen. Inigo: and thank you for telling him of me. that more duns were after him. nnd waa magnified and strength coed her: it an­ about the same thing), toe might sing Mr. Jocelyn." likewise made a partaker of the general’s nulled the merely individual nnd acci­ like an angel and look like Venus nnd This speech—a broken medley of mu­ dental limitations of her being, and acquaintance. The latter apix-nrecl in not make fifty dollars a week, and don’t sical tones, smiles, wet eyelashes. ]»iums quite a different light from that in wWch bronght her into that large, impetaonal you forget it!” uf reflection and eager utterance—com­ we first euconntered him. Re hud not state which marks the artist in seasons "I am not accustomed, I need hardly pleted tlie general's captivation. He only beet afiridnously instructed by of inspiration. So was it with the py­ say." observed Randolph, with an ap­ thumped his fat fist down on the table­ Jocelyn oa to the behavior he should put thoness of old. who. in such measure as pealing glance at Jocelyn, tuid endeav­ cloth and exclaimed. “By Jupiter! gen­ on, but the fresh country air and scenery her private personality was subdued and oring to appear calm and indifferent, “to tlemen. I move we drink toe health of and the tendency which all persons who obliterated by the god. tovkon the god’s Hve in some measure by luck have to own superhnmau gui.^ of majesty. consider or discuss such matters. I have tho new prima donna"—— “And christen her nt too same time," hope for a fortunate turn in thrir affairs Beatrix, when she sang, rose above always lived, as my forefathers have be­ had combined to put him in a gc’uial Beatrix, end bcratne the fearless and fore me. upon my private re.wnrres, put in Jocelyn quickly. "You haven't and optimistic frame of mind. As a con­ self unconscious instrument of her art's without reference to trade of any beard your new stage name. Beatrix. Whatever reverence and sort. However, gentlemen. I must Henceforward yon are to be known to trast to the gl^'in in which they had expression. lived of lato this sunny mood of the gen­ dignity belouged to music belonged in Admit that fortune has. played mo tho world, not ns Beatrix Randolph, but eral's ‘i-eemed even more paradisiacal such moments to the musicinn. and she a very scurvy trick, through no fault aa—what is it, general?" “Mademoiselle Marana,” said Inigo. than would havebwn lhe case at a more, IxMtmved the faculty of reverence upon of my own; aud 1 suppose that what you say is true—the good old days ••Here's Mademoiselle Marana's health, cheerful time. His jokes and comicali­ those who were before incapable of it. ties had an arch charm to the cars and Tlie geucral hnd at first put on astrict- are passing away, and each one of us boys! May she stand at tho top of toe eyes of Mr. Randolph and his daugh­ ly critical nir «s of ont- to whom pleas- has to fight for hia own'hand. At the profession, and sing j tearIs aud diamonds, ter that would have perplexcsl the manu­ unv and social amcnitiits are one thing, same time it could only be with toe like the gal in the fairy tale! Down she facturer of them. and very well in their pktee, bnt bu-d- greatest reluctance, and under pressure A feeling of security and pleasant nesji quite another.’ Aftei! twn or three of the severest uoccasity. that I could •‘Up she goes! yon mean," said Joce­ promise diffused itself in the air, though ttrifltttfR, however, ho had ■ forgotten all permit a daughter of mine”----lyn laughing. “Well, uiaderaotacllo, “Tobe—of course—that’s understood!” as yet there was no known foundation । about everything except toe rise nnd fall, how do you like your new name?' for it It was 4 o'clock in the after­ the swell and resonance, tftie airy gam- put iu Jocelyn comfortably. "But you’ll “It's very pretty," answered aho: “but noon and dinner was over, but in <xm- bolimjpi and the strong, melodious jx.ise be surprised to find how little annoy­ how did I get it?' ' sideration of the city habits of die guests and movement of this nmichless voice. ance there is alxiut it, especially since, “If yon or your father hnd Ijccn Id ’ preparations were inode for one of those Thefts i» a point in the enjoyment of art in your case, it very fortunately happens New York lately yon wouldn't need to high teas which combine tho Ixeit feat­ where we cease to draw comparisons, that we shall i«e able to put Beatrix ujxni Ask. Tlie name of Mademoiselle Ma­ ures of all meals. In tbe meantime, the and only feel that we are following the the stage without any one’s being aware rana. the great prima donna from St old ex-Virginian rummaged out a bottle artist's charmed' footsteps:into hitherto who she is. She will be incognita from Petersburg and Moscow, is placarded all of claret (which tbe general secretly unexplored regions of beauty and fasci­ first to last” "Ah! that chungee the aspect of the over town. All the world ia agog to see wished luyi been whisky), and procvjeded nation. Our burden of nsponoibility and bear her. The new opera house war to dispense it with something of the falls from our shoulders because we are matter materially," said Randolph, look­ built expressly for het.’* courtly air that had belonged to liini b • conscious that what we now see or hear ing at the impresario. "But it occurs “But how"—to me fhat" — — fore misfortune and misanthropy had is better than anything we have hereto­ “I’m going to tell you. There’s an­ The entrance of Beatrix herself at this marked him for their own. But his fore known. This recognition of true hmqntality was tempered by a haunting mastery, wherever and whenever met juncture prevented the thing which had other lady somewhere, who sings under snspense. What was the general, and withJis among the surest signs of knowl­ occurred to her father from becoming that name, nnd whom Inigo hAd invited w|iat did be intend? Evidently he must edge aad exjitrience. A fool will find known. Slio announced that supper to sing here. But she refused to keep have had a purpose of no onlintuy fault.with Raphael, and chat through a was ready. The gentlemen arose, and her word at tho last moment, and since Jocelyn, approaching her, took her hand the public must have some new divinity urgency t<( bring him all the way from symphony by Beethoven. ’ to worship, nnd since 1 know it would New York city hither. His smiling Gen. Inigt> was nut a fool Ho was a aud put it under his arm, murmuring bearing forbade the supposition that the vulgar Jew, of uncertain nationality, confidentially in her ear, “How would be painful to your father to have yon purpose could be a hostile one, but why whose jiast jtiston- nnd private life would our little Beatrix like to pay all her fa­ appear under your own name, I advised and in what way should it be friendly'? not l-ear examination, but he knew what ther's debts, and setup toe family on its Inigo to put you in her place. That’s tbe whole story.” It wm only by an heroic effort that Mr. ttiMC tfttd musical genius are, nnd he legs again?” Beatrix's clear eyes grew troubled. “It Beatrix gazed round at him with’ Randolph subdued the uvidence of hta could estimate accurately the rarity and curiosity, and perhaps did not succeed value of the discovery which Jocelyn searching eyes nnd questioning lips. doesn’t seem right to pretend to be an­ in disguising it so completely but that kid led him to make. Accidents aside, The ^unriily part of her excitement hnd other person—it would be deceiving peo­ hta guests could amuse themselves by­ this unknown and unsu-^ecting girl been comjxwed by her singing, but the ple," she said. detecting it. “Nobody goes on the stage under bis she was vm-vnm mood uiwu remained, iNuuuueu, so su that t uhi sue would be one uf the great prime douse exalted At length, when the bottle wits near­ of the world It was not a matter of ready to expect anything that was not own name." replied Jocelyn. “To go on, ing its last glass, Jocelyn turned to the opinion, but of certainty. Indeed the commonplace. She could not have told the stage is to change your identity, and young hostess with hta most fascinating general flattered hintaelf that no one be­ what Jocelyn meant, and yet she seemed become some one else. Nobody's de­ manner and said; “My dear Beatrix, I side hxmself and Dorimur would be able to herself to anticijiate what ho was go­ ceived, because nobody expects anything wonder whether yuur piano is in tune? to understand how great she really was. ing to say. Good nows was in the air. The general and I aw pining for some Bat Beatrix at opce detected too.flaw As ho sat there ami listened to her, However, far the moment nothing more music. The fall season hasn't begun yet. with Itis fat hands folued on his waist­ was said. Her father was behind, with in this argument “Why should I be you know, and positively I don’t believe coat, his stumpy little feet crossed one the general, and they were speaking in eaHcd Marana?” she demanded. “Why either he or I have heard any singing over the other, and his big head, wagging an undertone. Her heart beat high, and not give me some other name that no­ worthy of the name for four months— and swayingin involuntary accord with her step was light. As they camo to the body has?" eli, general?” the splendid dinjuison of sound, he was supjxT table, and Jocelyn pressed her “It seems to me chat that might be “Four months! I should think not, by happier than he had ever been in his hand, she gave him a smile which, had preferable,” observed Mr. Randolph. Jupiteri” returned the general, rubbing life. Not only was his reputation saved, he bceirworthyof.it, would have knight­ “My dear Randolph, it’s merely a bus­ hta pose pleasantly. "One doesn't hoax his outlay secured, and his revenge on ed him on the spot She was young and iness question,” said Jocelyn, not sorry good singing as often as that, my dear the Rnsaian made certain, but hb name knew nothing worse than her own pure to make the explanation to him instead boy. “Ill just tell you.” he continued, would go down to posterity as that of self, aud she was ready to give gratitude of to his daughter. "We call her Ma­ taming to Beatrix, "a thing my dear did the man who had brought Won the without waiting to know for what her rana simply because Marana is the namo friend Dorinmr said to ubj one#:"___ world the brightest operatic star of the gratitude was due. Experience of thu iu people's moullia at this moment. Tv “Was Professor Doriniar a friend of age. "Ill do the handsome thing by her world is apt to correct this impulse. give her another name would be to yonre?" exclaimed Beatrix, with sun­ —I will, by Jupiter!" thought tbc’genThe conversation at table wandered create all aorta of doubt and confusion, shine streaming from her eyes. erni to himself. “There are cases in first over miscellaneous topics, for Mr. in the course of which the dear child's “Well, I guess it was a good while be­ which generosity pays 50 per cent., and Randolph was somewhat at a loss how identity would be certain to l»e discov­ fore you was born that I knew him here’s one of ’em." to present thrall important subject to ered. Nobody here knows Marana by fieri,"said the general gallantly; “and Beatrix sang for the better part of an his daughter; Jocelyn was busy thinking there wms nobody ha<! much to sav about hour, and might have gone on indefi­ over his own part in the little comedy, sight or sound; so. even if Beatrix were । inferior m a singer, they would be music after him!" nitely. six far as either she or her audi­ and the impresario, besides finding much defrauded of nothing. But tbe fact "Oh. I’ll sing for you as much as yun tors were concerned, for a truly noble to occupy his attention iu the viands, is —m Inigo, who haa heard the wish!" rejoined the young bufy. all alive voice rightly trained and managed i3 was now wholly at ease in his own mind lady, will confirm me in saying— with generous pleasure. “Thinking of , as tireless and untiring as it is beautiful and dreamed of no difficulties. He had Beatrix can sing every bit as well ■■ Professor Darimar always makes me feel But woctal existence is full of petty lets interpreted Mr. Randolph's scruples as Marana, and rather better; so we are .aa if I could do anything." She led the : and hindrances, and Beatrix, being for 'merely a bid for good payment, to which giving the public even mere thin way, as die spoke, to the inner ' the present a hostess m well ah prima he had responded in his usual whole they bargained for. It’s a pure formal, ting room, the acene of her late Ijattle , donna assoluta. was obliged to go and rouled style; ns to the young lady, of ity. but some forms ore of the first im­ with Mr. Vinal. The gentlemen fol- ( see about the supper. When the gentle­ course she would follow her father’s portance practically. To bring her out lowed, and Jocelyn took the opportunity men were alone tbe general jelled down lend. Of the three it was Jocelyn who under any other name than Marana to murmor to Inigo. “What dthink ‘ his waistcoat, sat up in bh chair, and first spoke. would be a great injustice ro our friend. xrfherT ' “I don't see why we should knep this after regarding Jocelyn fig a ft.w mo­ menta between half closed c jxlids noo­ dear child any longerin ignorance of too out alibis invoices aud btoa’ad all Id* apoDded that personage, “I’d DcVer bother plot we have hatched agaimtt her." ho goods under that title, and it would be ded his bead several times slowly. my bead again about toe Rnadam The “I see you ore fond of music, general," said, a Jdresoing toe others, but keeping quite as great ifii injustice to Beatrix Junuy thing is this gal looks a little as his eyes caressingly on Beatrix. “My herholf, who, instead of at oaca receiv­ said Mr. Randolph discerningly. toe Russian would like to. if she could. “Well, xriusic and I are under some deal- girl. 1 said I brought you fame anil ing the salary that her genius dsservee, But tbe beauties can’t do anything but oHigations to esch other," was the gen­ fortune; but, in fact. I only brought you would have to fight an uphill battle look beautiful, as a rale. Well, we’ll end's reply. “Now, just tell me, has the opjwrtunity to win thorn for your­ through stupidity and prejudice, ami. see. I might like to have her for opera self. Yon have a glorious future before that young lady ever sung in public?" tairing all accidents into consideration, boaffe, anyhow.” "My daughter ever sung in publicr you Tliis gentleman is the owner and might not win through at all.” “Were rw n th: e-toern s^r durexclaimed the young lady's father, with manager of the new opera house in toe . “It may bo foolish, but I can’t help » war, genetai.-" inntrfrcd Mr. Ran­ the »Jr of a prince of the blood. “We city. All your favorite operas will be not Hiring it." said Beatrix, feeling un. M they sat down. " pr<Hinct-d there this season, splendidly Mppy. "But you taow b«t. p^a, mu! ar<? t‘:at Bort P00^- ®r!” “Humph! my commission was on En’’Come now. Randolph, this is be­ set and cut, and you, my dear Beatrix, HI do what you say.” ghto one." the general replied, -with tween friends, you know," said Jacelyn, are to sing the leading music." "I believe the amount of the salary military presence of mind. “Hadn’t toe smiling ns one who is superior to preju­ Beatrix grew pale, and turned her face Suck to see your country till after the dice. “Great gifts like hers—deuce take toward her father. “Oh, papa, can I?" has not been mentioned." said Mr. Ran­ dolph, turning to the impresario. racket wae over." Here 'he eaaeavnrcd it. you’ve no right to hide ’em! We're she sold in a low voice. Tbe latter wm about to reply when to catch Jocelyn’s eye, in order to relieve not living in the feudal ages: what's the “It is painful, of course, to contem­ Jocelyn swiftly took up the ward. “She good of a girl's being talented if no­ plate such a thing," Mr. Randolph re“ night’” “d b0 at Beatrix’s fmgi’ra touched the body’s to know anything about it? Be­ phed. looking down in his plate with an and where will be from three to four aud thenceforward nothing wm sides, talent means money nowadavH, uneasy, evasive air; "bat we are poor performances a week.” • and your daughter's voice is a fortune folks now, you know, nnd we must <]o Mr. Buidolph grow very red, ud ■*. ? the best we cvi. We cm only bone, could not uippm. > tot. Hb mart my dear, that the necemity will not”___ "Weil,, a gnat deal depends on the “Oh, but it is not that!” exclaimed tl»e girl, interrapting him. and tremu- urlx Randolph. thumb and forefinger. ‘ Bat -with g<nd .bout tbe rowerde ot the oertalaly nerir that brr fa­ that’, diprlnlUiation betwran ri<ht and wrimB . onM b« iuBiwooed by »ocb «»■ tolerations. After a pause to recover his compos­ ure Mr. Randolph cleared his toroat and said: "I only asked for information; I know Nttle about these matters, but L jiresumo the sum you Dame would be considered fair remuneration. As to the morality of the matter," he added, break­ ing into his shrill Isurib “I agree with you, Jocelyn, that the Soestiou is more one of form than onytliing eke; and it would be an ungracious return for Gen. Inigo’s courtesy to subject him to the emnarrusement you indicate. I think you may call yourself Mademoiselle Ma­ rana wfth a clear conscience, my dear.” Beatrix sighed and faintly smiledThe worst tliatcan be said of her at this moment is that she did not.kn»w wheth­ er she were glnd or sorry. (ONTIMl!!'. Doea E»prrlq»ce Count ? ___ . and It does, In every llic of business, ______ r___ ____ _' and prtputaf . especially in con»|»ountllnf preps medicines. This Is Illustrated in the great superiority of Hood’k Sarsaparilla over other preparations, as shown by the re­ markable cures It has accomplished. The bead of tbe firm of C. 1. Hood A Co. Is a thoroughly competent and ex­ perienced pharmacist, having devoted hls whole life to tlie study and actual prepara­ tion of meillelnes. lie isalim a member of the MiPMChnaetU aud American Pltarmaceutical Association, and rnntiiiues active­ ly devoted to supervising the preparation of and managing- tbe business connected with. Hood's Sarsaparilla. . Hence the superiority and peculiar merit of Hood’s Sarsaparilla is built ujxm the most substantial foundation. In its prep­ aration there Is represented all the knowledge which modern research In med­ teal science lias developed, combined with long experience, brain-work and exjierlmeat. it la only necessary U» irfve this medicine a fair trial to renlkrkite great eurative value. An excellent quality of ice Is being se­ cured at 1-andnx. pending. EHlrcix-r. JoHeite £ Hldta. h Kngte bi-J Klk»br.h E«<te tor.on Jtatnr tay Ita.UFb day Miehijnin. bolding t Barr). I be folk! wins Hi wit: All ibuse >ieees or psrrcli < f Imu] fjluxaad Irttir.g stUMktei In lh<- Town of Inii.r. lu the County of Barry MI1<> htete of Mlrbij;;u> and knowu aud described ►» fellows, to »it; The west ball "C the wmth quarter of terttoe meni) four. etM tbe sooth east quarter of tbe MMitb rw«t quarter trf scrtlui twenty tbice Liqit in town lour nortti, range Mtue west routaltimg tu boib pawls »ne bundred asul tv eutr arrn> of land more or lew. According to the pro­ visions of said decree I shall flnt expCM for s»le pud sell tbe southwest quarter of thv sou th west quarter of section twcuty lour and the smiUi ea-t iptarter of the south coat quarter of secitoo twenty three, both parrels being iu town four north ranxr nine west. Barry county, Mtehlgao- Sliould there then be a deficiency i shall next expo-e for sale and sell. all t hr rawing timber ou tue northwest quarter of the south west qnarter of section twenty four is town four north, range ntae vrrat. Barr)' county. Mlchlnn. with too uraeraUnaing a:.d agree­ ment that the said timber be cut so as not to materially li.jure said premises, except so far as tbe removal of raid timber may nafuarallv de preciate tbe value of tbe same, and th:.: the same be removed from raid premlpm wltlttn six months from the date of Mrid sale, then should there be a deficiency J shall next expose for sale and sell: The north west quarter d the south west quarter ot sertion twenty tour In town four north, range nine west, Barry county. Michigan. Dated. Hastings.Mich.. December w. two. aloszo E. KKXArmx. Circuit Court Comsilraloner, Barn Co., Mich HMiTli & COLOBOVK, Bollcltora fur Complainant. MOBTGAGE 8U.E. Default having been made ta the conditions of a certain mortgage made by James O. Klitredirr to George O. Dodge, dated Augusi 30. A. D. t!®T. and recorded in the office nf the Rcgiater of Deed*, for the County of Barry and Slate ot Michigan, on lhe 3d day of September. A. D. UR7, iu IHmt 28 of mortgages, bn page 131. Bata mortgage waa duly as-lgned to the HasUngs City Bank and raid a«slgumetu being duly re­ corded tn Uh-office of the Register of Deed1-, for the County of Barry and State of Michigan. on tbe XXli day of November. A. D. 18*7. In lii-rr 27 of mortgages on pup- 2fo. Said mortgage was on the express eonalUun that if any tatereet shall become due and remain unpaid for 30 days then both principal and interest shall forthwith become due and collectable, and de­ fault having been made In the nn) mem of Inler eat due Aucust .'Dtb. tao>, and the same having remtducd unpaid and ta arrears for the space of tMrty days and upwards, the principal sum of four hundred fifteen dollars with all arreara­ ges of Interest thereon Is now dur and praabi-. by tbe term of said mortgage. On which mort­ gage there I* claimed to be dur al tbe date, of this notice the sum of four hundred fifty dollar* and rlghty aeven cents, and an attorney'.-, feeof twenty five dollars provided for lu said mort­ gage. and no suit or proceedings at law baring been Instituted to recover the moneys secured t>y said mortgage, or any part Uierenf. Now. therefore, by lhe virtue of the power of sale rontafued in said mortgage, aud the statute In such case made and nruvtded. notion is here­ by given that on Saturday,tbe 11th day of Feb­ ruary. A. D-. IM. Uteno eloek In the forenoon I shall aellal public auction, to the higfarxt bidder at the north front door of tb<* court house lb the City of Hastings, (that twlur the place where lhe circuit court for Barry county l» holdenj the premises described ta said mortgage, dr so much thereof as may tie neeeasary to pay the amount due ou said mortgage, with seven, per cent Interest, and aH legal costa, togriber wtlh Ciatt'xroey’a fee of twenty-five dollars covwanted for therein, tbe premises twlug described.if said mortgage as all that certain piece or parcel of land situate in the county ot Bany and state of Michigan, aud known and describ­ ed as follows, to-wtt: The south west quarter t ><.. . mJ. ... One who is thoroughly rooipctent. who is neat tidy and quht, whose very touch Is medicine, who knows what to do. and when to do it is a blessing Indeed. but «> few there are who fully understand, know and are able to use the requln-ments. the cndorseux-ni of a mrdlcinti by such a person should earn weight. They have practical experience,, aud opportunities of seeing and noting the cffecl belter really Hum the Physician In charge, as they are with the pallent day and night and every change and symptom Is noted nnd watched. I have myscif used and in ray profession as nurse administered your Red Clover Remedies, and find that It dot's all and more than you say for It. 11 cheerfully recommend It for tmubles of stomach, liver or towels, and have advised my friends to um> iL which has been done and in every case with the verv best iesults, and all speak of Loose’s Extract Red Clover In the highest terms. Mbs. E. Osboisx. rai-gr uumocr seven <. > wtn, >ua mortgage imIng given to secure the payment of a portion Marlon. Ohio. tlie purchase price of the a « ore deset Ibr-d land. March 20th, logo. Hasti.viis City Baxk. Assgnee Mortgagee. ■ The Flint common count!) 1h «U torn up Smith & Conoaoinr. A Homeys for Assignee of Mortgager. over a cliarutr war. Dated Nov. t». IMO. b THE PROBLEM SOLVE D. GKKTLKMKX: It affords me pleasure to state that my wife has received greater benefit from Hibbard's Rheumatic Syrup than from any medicine she has ever taken. We have used six bottk-s and find It to be the beat family remedy and the greatest blood purifier that we have ever used. It Is truly ail it is claimed to oc by its found­ er. You cannot recommend It too highly. Yours truly. MORTGAGE SALE, pgfanlt having been made lu the conditions the Rrri»ier of Deeds. lor the on past-' .143 :iu.l M3, ttblrii Kild murtgugv oa the rtUtlay «.f Jul«. imb. duly <! said Aim. r < a-e to First Nauun.it Rar.i Fnehtl-bij.. N. Y . which said nB"ignmeai daly recorded hi tbe offlerof BtpMrrnf f- Frank Wallace. and wi;l West Lebanon, Ind. Sold by Fled L. Heath. Vrepared only by The Charles Wright Medicine Company, office of Iteyhtrr of Dred« for tbe County of Bjutj. Hluhlg<B.thn tab day u( April. H80. iu Detroit, Mich. liber XJ cfniortrMrusmi page aud .m wbtrh tbcre is ctalnwd to be due at the dale Tlie steamer Adrienne is still making mortcugc otthbi noUce tbe sum of two thousand flttj trips between Manistee and Frankfort. aeven and D too doltorv and an aliurwy’»fee of fifty dollars firovtded for tn raid mortiage, and no suit or proeeertlnsn nt law bnvtuc been ins#ltuted.to recover the mooeya secured by said Hr. Halne*' Guldm M perl fir inortftace or any part thereof. by virtue ot the power It can be given in a cun ol tea or office, with­ nfNow. therefore, Mint si nawl out the knowledge ot lhe person taking It, rffectlnc x speedy and pcnnxnent cure, whether the ratient i» a moderate Artnker or aa alec-hollc notice I* hereby riven that on Satunlsy. the ‘.-nth wreck. Thousands of drunkards hare l^en fay of FcteiMuy. A. D.. IS»1. ai ten o'clook iu cured who hare taken the Golden Siwc.lllc In the forenoon. I shall sell at public nuctlou to tbe their coffee without their knowledge, and to­ highest bteder. at the uurth trout Coor of tbe day believe they quit drinking of their own free Burry County Court Hoose tn the City of Hast will. No harmful effect reaults from Us ad­ IniP In raid county and stele rthat be!n< the min I strut I on. Cures guaranteed, ttendfoccir- pUwe where tbe Circuit Court for Barry C.urnty eutar and full |<artfculan«. Address In eon- ta bnlden), tbe premises described In said mort adcncr.Goij,«K Sr act nc Co.. u» Race Street. Snae. or so lunch thereof as may be uecvisary to Cincinnati, O. pay the amount due on said nortesgs, with etEh: percent, interval, and all lc«>l costs, to­ Cedar Springs enjoyed a grand New gether with an attorney•» fee of fifty dollars covenanted for therein, the premises being de­ Year’s bull at lhe armory last night. scribed tn said mortgage as all that certain par­ cels of laud situate to Hie too nf hip of Trviujt. ta the County of Barty aud Slate ot Michigan, aud known and o.M-ribcd an follows: TbeouHh west Quarter fkl of the north east quarter [J,] vart quarter [kl of tbe norm *®*t lx! °l section No. four [4] town four (41. north mints nine M west, except fifteen [LM When aha wm a Child, the cried for Outoria. acres sold to Hahn off from the west mid uni AuxrxCASK. Mortgagee. 8Mn>i * COLUBOVK. Attorneys for Mortgagee. SHERIFFS BALE. lU-uton Harixir's chanty ball laat night w,,it °,f VlfT? issued out of Red under tbe as a social and financial success. s*ml ot the Circuit Court lor the County ul Colboon and State of MJehlxxn. to me directed aud rtnllwrazl .nJ __________ If you will acad u» your address, w« will mall you our Ulmin. t»d pamphlet explaining »n .Pf- I?1*’* CtHebralrd Electro-Voltaic Wilber. I did on the 4th dav of October. A. D., Hieir cltarndug effects" upon theAUl1 uervom debllttei^i "A of seeUootweuri seven (ZT)town oue(l) north TK.'SJZS Muilto’t ,ww electric llfhta emle. foddwr at the north front door of the cRy favor*b e I®Pna‘«*o«' in the Bortbern Court Hoora tn tbe City of Hastings In arid County of Barry on Saturday, the ninth day V*- “ ten o'clock ta the tnIb^iwR!rt‘wJton<*,*rte*,*rrh ’wit »»«•>»— Nov“t*Hwt *ke Chy Rasttngs ttoa tfst day of MhaPUsi, rtiM. Loewe’s Red Clover Ptta Remedy, ia a positive specific fur all forma of the" dlse“T Itching, ulcerated “J rri* «*■ r<* lean Medkwi r«te*y wHi be In Jane imi. fin Augota •WB’ Sis 'm’w-’s.w FOIt HU“S(} CLAIMS. �FBOIUTBOI K1VAL HOUSES. DEA1 S BY DISASTER AND BATTLE. NEWS LN BRIEF. The engagement ot D. O. Mills, tbe New Chicago, Jan. 2.—The year 1W0 was York millionaire, to the Marquise de Talnarked by some frightfully fatal dharf leyrand-^erigord Is denied by tte lady in ;erK. The greatest ones are given below: tte case, who says she has a husband yet. In January, were killed by a fire at Wea- living—her marquis. The Indy Is an Amerran DEMOCRATS MOW IB CHARGE Jian, England; 8U0 by a water-spout nt Naut-Ching, China; 280 by tho fall of a John )toody, superintendent of supplies iheatre at Shan-tung, China; W by a in the Chicago city engineer1!; office. IM Ct roily Up Caiaoon accident at Louisville Ky. In Wednesday declined a New Year''* gift of February, 200 jierished In a mine disaster a puree ot 8480 presented by bis subordi­ it Newport, Wales; 80 by a flood In Aus­ nates, on the grounds that It was Inappro­ tralia; 43 in a mine disaster at Decaxe, priate for him to receive it and that the donors needed it worse than he did. France; 3,000 by u storm on the Japanese tors Gather at Nprlngfiald. John W. Dunn, a well-to do brick man-' Hklena, Mont., Jun fl—Montana's leg x»ast;«5by a broken dnm at Prescott, ufacturer ot Chicago, disappeared Sept und was not seen in t.h£city again un­ ialature -met yesterday, and, as expected, Art Iu Mrrch, W tort their lives in n nine at Glamorganshire, Wales; 440 by til Christmas eve, when he brought jny to there were two ho‘t«es ot represcntstlyeo tbe cyclone ut Louisville, Ky. In April, his wife and family and n happy Christ­ and only one soniite. Great crowd* col­ 12 perished by floods in tte south; 17 by mas to his home by reappearing. He bad lected in Electric Light hall, tte plane ap­ i falling building at Bergitma, Italy,nnd got Into, financial difficulties aud in u pointed for meeting, in nv.t'cipution of a 15 by a cyclone in Arkansas. Iu Muy, ISO half-crazed stats made his way to Aus­ bigrow, bat weredi ^ppolmcd The Demo­ tralia, from whence lie returned at the ' were kilfed oy by «»? th? IRT2.T* iw»yl”:r fire m at . pnia nntml above, elected crats orgunlzvd the senat.*, nr-’ « ’ * * F itecant Pointe, CaiifiiA; 00 by acyolooe iu | pSieerj v rl-• it tr-ible, Ueuteaani Justin A. ivrrigrew, brother of Senator Governor RickanH who presided, content­ Texas; W by the Are at tho ChtL-ugo, Pettigrew, of South Dakota, died Wednes­ ing himself with putting motions made by Y„ poorhousc; 10 in u mine ut Ashley, day. His wife waa an ardent faith curist Pa.; 30 by a ferryboat disaster in Silesia; Mid that treatment was continued until the ten Democrats, who of course carried 100 by a cyclone in Siberia; 34 by a gun • everything against their six Republican powder explosion *in Havana, Cuba, and hia brother at rived troni Washington Qty, when be insisted on having physician*. It confrere^ 10 by a flood in Germany. was tbo late then, however. The Farmers Alliance of Mbaonrl is When State Auditor Kinney called the In Juno 20 were killed by a hurricane nt taking »u-p» to establish a harvester house to order the Democratic member* bophia, 15 by a cyclone at Bradshnw. Nev., factory to compete with the combine. did not respond, and the Republicans 40 by a fire at Ufulusk, Russia, 82 in a Charles H. Stevens, n railway man bf went abend to organize without them. mine at Dunbar, Pit., 12 by a cyclone in Arlington. Tex., has deserted his wlftt and Tlie disputed Silver Bow members aax in La Salic county. Hta; in July 5» were run away wirii Miss Naomi Morgan, a their respective house*. When the time killed nt a launch lu Japan.7<X> by a cyt-tona pretty typewriter. came fur tte different bodies to notify tn Arabia, UU by a cyclone in Mlnne.-mta, • Andrew Hunt and three Hungarians, by a fire nt Martinique, 28 by a hurri­ each other that they were organized tbe 50 cane in I*ol:tnd, 20 by drowning in the 1 names triknown, were killed by the pre­ Democratic house got in it* work with the Ottawa river, Canada, 123 in a mine nt St- ) mature discharge of a blast nt Stafford, senate. Tte Republican house had reut a Etienne, France, nnd 18,000 by flood nnd । Genesas county, N. Y„ Wednesday. Three cotntniltee to the senate to say it war or­ otter_____ men ____ received tonwqtieut famine in Chinn; in August ____ - .probably fatal inganizes! and ready for tiusiness. 3t» werp killed inn mine at Hermosillo,,,1 juries. Flulan Master ot Clw Situation. Mexico, 20 by a railroad accident ta in Bo-" Bo- ।i William B. Daniel*, of Denver, died a When the committee reached the senate. teiuia,:»SOby u storm at Crefeld, Germany, I[ beinia, ;56 time ago, nud whs so afmid of grave Miles Fiulan, sergeant-at anus of that jll l.v u —W" ■ IV u—I*.. I . body, and who acted in that ca|mcity for »bya cyclone m. Wilkesbarre, Pa. 180 | robbery that before hh death he arranged by a storm iu Switzerland, 40 by a lire in for lhe cremation ot hi< Ixaly. The corpse the Democratic house last year, refused to Hungary,'. wan taken tu Detroit, incinerated, and announet* their presence, but when the Champion Explotion at Cantnn. Ttiuriday two quarts of ashes iu a tin box committee from the Democratic house ar­ In Feptemter Si) perished in a mine at was taken to Chicago, being all t hat re rived Finlan promptly made their pres­ ence known. A motion from tte Demo­ Boryslav, Galicia, ttl by n flood In Prague, mained of said Daniels. Miss Ethel Field, daughter ot Marshall cratic. side to receive lhe committee waa IM by a explosion at Spykaae Fail* W&du, carried, but when tte Republican com­ W by a cyclone at Bellona. Italy, 30 in a Field, the dry goods prince of Chicago. mittee got a Republican senator to move mine ut Lnoderbery, Germany, 130 in a ; it* autiouncement tte motion was tabled. In tact, the Democrat* hold all the trumps flood in Japan, 200 by a flow! iu Turkey, city. The wedding was a home affair and MX) by a flood in China, 50 by Hoods in 1very ---------•— quiet. in thia game.________ ( France, and 400 by a broken bridge iu ' WISCONSIN’S NEW GOVERNOR. Supervising Architect YVmdrim has Dolaixk iu October 12 were killed by ex­ reached the conclusion that the best luter-' plosions at the Dupont milbi in Delaware, ! ent# of the public service require a now J7 by an explooion in Paris, l.uta by nn ex­ ' iHMtofilce building Ht Chicago. Madison, Wia., Jan. fl.—For ite first plosion ta Canton, Chiun; in Ncvemter 55 • Jack Reynolds, a gambler, and a Mrs. were killed by a ferry disaster in Austria, time since 1H74 the Democrat* bar* a gov­ X) <a a railroad accident near Salomes, ST jI Clark quarretel In., ry ——at Dra ---- V7Moines ’ ernor of tte alate, and be took his office b, H^xb. In G,rw«.y; - Dumber » iM'-oiwu. lUjoold.i 110 rf»hl '"«•«>»* b“. yesterday wey modestly. It had been {ex­ wt, kllM U «rwllnad wM-nt In Montana Again Worried by a Legislative Row. laatM, them before they were perfectly dry. Judge Driggs, of Chicago, Saturday re­ fused a new trial for Mamie Starr, con­ victed of poiaouiug two members of the Newland family .and sentenced the woman to state’s prison for lite. She created a scene and bc/gcti for mercy, finally shriek­ ing aud falnt'.ug. Okl» offid«l. an very mnd> botb«r«l over the question as to where Senator Brice lives. He refuses to obey tbe demn&ds Of Ohio ’ courts cloind;.g nonr.-u-dencc, while the state legislature has elected him senator. As a mutter of fact Sectlyof^lartiis^1 •rtd'e'rany^oc^?Sda; the I3»h day of December, ta foe year saw th<Hfuid rlsbt hundred and ninety. Present. Charles W. Anu>tnmg. Juoge of Probst*. In the matter of the estate of Aaron Parker. <’o’>M,r£lllnx and filing (he Amd *»ount of Hannah B. Parker, admluhtratrix at raid estate | Tte estnc tnay be heard, es abltib J effiud allowed. i.‘ ordered. IL-4 Friday., tte v<lliereaJSTli [ * s;hd»voTlanuary. A. D.. if*l. at ten n'rioek tn the torenuon. be aralgi>r<l (or tbe tearingot ■aid petitlonr and itel the heir* at law of raid deceased and all other perwam Interested to said estate, arc required to aw>«» al *■■>■** Town 3 North of Range 7 Wort of said court then to be boldeu at the Probtte Office, to the city of Harttags, to told counly, *WK Of 77 110 MM W Oi 1-M l and afcow cause. If any there be, why the prayer of tlie petitioner mar not be granted. And tt Is furtter ordered. That raid netitioiMT giro no­ ■wfc of (*M tice to thtf persons Interested In raid estate, of lhe pendency of raid petition, and the bearing thereof by rousing a copy of this order to be published tn the Hartings BaxXkh, a newspa­ per printed and circulated lu said county of Town 3 North of Range R Wert Hart-v. once hi ’each week for three suco^sslvr weeks previous to »>ud day of hearing? - ' Chamlks W. abmbtbong, (A true copy.i Judge ol Probate. Wm. W. Colk, Probate Cleric. .25 1.00 007 Si The Chicago Herald warns people against investing iu •‘European premium bonds," which n number of concerns *ud individuals in this country are now engagv.J in selling It says that the bonds nuiy be ull right, tint there is Uttla or no profit lu them for those who buy them. Levi G. Evarts, claiming to be a cousin of Benutor Evnrts, and 73 yours old, is an Innate of tte uhuhbouM1 at New Huven, ry,,,ir It is announced at Washington City that Mira teller, daughter of L. Z. Leiter, Town l North of Range 9 West taensc^xl ’? Zl‘*rrJr Allnn Johnson, ofthi Brit'sh le^attox There are two Democratic vacancies iu t’ e Onto state senate caused by death, To*n J North of Range 0 West giving tte IL-publlcans a majority in th: . -According to Homer, Nestob, the old senate, until succe-sora can ta elected. warrior aud the wise counsellor of the setl'4 neS* of se'i Rev William D. Tomklnson and wife, Greek*, had ruled over three generation* ot Kilamazoo, Mich., celebratwllbe IHtleth nf men. aud was wise as the immortal ' Tdwn 3 North of Range 9 West nnnivor .-. y of their marriage New Years’ “fl’’?*... »■ Eve, ami were visited by hosts of friends on the happy vccasian. neiofnwM « «> «•» •» -• 1 A statement made by Comptroller Roche, Town < North of Range l> West of St. Paul, Minn., shows that the city’s Ims baeu In the van of American thooght •Xpeu'c* arc <300,000 more per a.- lumthan for more than three quarters of n century, her revenue; that her debt is <12,(03,000, ranking always with lhe test ami most mid the dafie.t r7^00,ft». Influential periodicals In the world. It Is Town 5 North ol Range 10 Wert The prisoner., in tte West.-rn Pennsyl­ the mouth-piece of lhe men who know vania penitentiary had everything ready most about tte great topics on which for a general delivery Saturday even to the Americans require to be Informed from uftofuvrfik securing of weapon* of defense aud offense, month to month, its contributors being uwfi-4 ex 40 so-i wt eu their plot was discovered. the leaders ot thought and1 action In every wslde A Oshtrol Massachusetts train struck a field. Those who would taka counsel of naw side at nw C 40 1-37 team containing six young people at Had­ the highest knowledge on the. aflairs of the C HTuM 13.77 ley, Mnss., early Saturday evening, killing lime, and learn what Is to te said regard­ Henrv te-arued, a student nt tbe agricul ing them by the recognized authorities tuml college, aud Mabel R. Hinckley. ou both sides, must therefore read Governor Peck ami the other newly- THE NORTH AMERICA* REVIEW, elected officers of the state of Wisconsin lhe Nestor of the magazines. were formally installed in office at Madi­ T«X N0DTH AMKWCAJt son Monday. Jm’ge Henry B. Brown, of Michigan, tne importance ot the topics It dtaiirareandtbe Town 3 north of Range 10 West waa wan formally form*Uy installed at Washington City eminence of its contributors. -Albany Argus. i Monday ns associate justice ot tte United “Ho* bocofl'*. M !{ were, the Intelligent American citizen's hand i«>ok on great quesuons , States supreme court. ,w _ 10 Q) •f tiiehour."—Buffalo Exprc-s. 'noM John L. Goley, of Wilmington, Del. '■Tnx Nowth Ambb»caj(R«virw touches ’ . »rd«, died Monday. Ho had spent tbe last Americans on almost erenr point in which they tbcoce j u x:rd». twenty five years trying ta perfect a per are Interested."--Boston Henud. • . tbenee w 3S rdt, s33rds,toptace pctuu! motion machine. ofbeg ft I The Rev. W. T. Tolson, a Baptist wKotnek preacher of Columbia, S. C . in a sermon rw’t of neH »l 40 n 40 The Iht recent contributors to the aeH oCnwK Sunday denounced the Columbia club, the xvn,in<*pected that a crowd of 10,000 er no would to by a falling building in Bombay, IN lu a I °*’i Young Men’s Christian association, and Krvikw Miwis a roll of representative m.nterialtac, and it wan supposed that witaie at Hrtnaut, Belgium,^ in a railroad 1 Tbe very finest estate in America will be th j city gcvcrumeni. Vloo prevailed in all men and women of the time, including Milwaukee akme would, dtaftaich a legton Occident wear Quebec, W*> byathsslin [Gcorgv Vanderbilt’s in North Carolina, of.them, he claimetl. W. K. Gt.AnsroXK, J. G. BtottNK, C-ardlnal Buenaa Ayres, 80by artorm In Russia, 40 , when he has finished improvements which, of iKV««al tlMKisand. The weather, Um\ Tow4l 4 North of Kaaxc 10 West A Newfoundland dog, owned by Frank Ginnoxs. Speaker Reki», Ex-Speaker by drowauig at Warwick, England. far the foundation aud lir-a 'floor of his was nyal, mild and yet bracing, with aa Knppeck, n Chicago MMoonitt, saved ,1.1* CaitLiSLE, W. McKinley, Jr., Oihda. Peaiiiraee awil Buttle. oartle alone, have already amt H00,(W»J. family from cretnallott Sunday Mme. ADAM, (ieneral Sherman. Admiral Three nr ticked men Welnendny robbed muster's The Number of deuMJteh by pestilence ta CITY OF HASTINGS m »ruing by breaking his chain when h* PUitTKR, Mme. Blavatsky, T. A. Edison. ingly watte ceremonies ail day. but far ISW VMM 17,000. lu JM) they reached *i,- tho American Exprww campany at Albia, all ttuit tlie attendance finim outside: «of 902, oscaduned mostly by cholem in Aris. la.. ofWJ. They bouad and gagged the «aw the home: on fire, and rushing up­ Bishop IL C. PoTTEii. Elisabeth S. Pbblf*. Chas. »- Parnell, a. J. Bai.stairs and waking the inmates. Madison w not of alarming proport ia is. jqrenLP. D. Punly. „ #<t , There in a demand in Brasil for civil eu rot’H, John Morley. Col. H. G. Ibpxb- , W0. 1127. !1«, AUXold probably not over 2.0UU frotf ;all year, tiowcver, has teen a healthy <s»t-as The *um of fCSAMK) was spent on imtutr.L. IIknhy George. Cuavncrt >'x ” W1 over Lids broad Male-Madison tr.i in- •.-ompared with tte deaths of KBon •provenjents In Pierre. S. D.. and suburta gineere nnd surveyors of experience, W1 o also hare diplomat from scientific inrti- Defkw. Edward BxllaMt, Frofe * Town 3 North Sf Range 8 West i I»Si. »»,:»«in DMA mud 101,000 lH8i during tbe lust year. tutiuM'' of recognize*! standing. Said James Bryce. Gail Hamilton, ete T4>ere have been no great wars during A mH has teen i«oued for n meetiag of diplomat must be submitted to the Bratbe.year and y<< the toan-of-life record . xilian cobsuI general or legation in th s 50 cents a number. 15.00 a year. tbe ntinois Mexirsn War Veterans'asso j-ecuivid by a couingttee. Amoxg the nwhes 18,739 a*«(RnparM with Now Is the time to subscribeta cialruu nt Springfield,' Illa, Jan. 21 raid 22. country tat ore they will be recognized auembt** bring Gon Ltieiu* Fairchild. Thu North Ambkican P^vibw. iu Brasil. <A»L W, F. Vilas, Judge IL G. Siebeckrr, 3 East 14t»i strreL Kew Y’ork. xnd add. ttenre Agues Huntington, tbe wotrera, left a ■Col. -George W. Biri, George Knynier, AtoMHawah, and kt the revolution., in -Ha­ toeaake a Marring match with Sued, lie swell Balti.'nure hotel Sunday because rhe Ouvdrnor Hoard, wuci all his ataff of cle- rtl. Peru, Baffle. Ayres, and San SalntnlM.theoee e' pro{mietor would uoc. permit her to keep -Samuel De Moyclles, who - sleeps in .71 iJO 1.00 tte party proeeedrd at oner to tbe capital, where tte new state officers Physicians and bospitals of New York The lom «Z fllfe by milroad dtaMers awakened Wednesday morniag by the were led first to the executiveoftice and allows an increase over 1WW, tbe total anm- cries of gre*c. -He found that tte "building chy have teen aerified that all cares of next to the assembly cbamtar. There fter of killed being 3,k» as cmujiared wit h •wan on fire, and it hu had nor been so ctetth after the see of Koch’s lymph must ■Chief Justice Cole administered the oath J4.488 in Ifilta-.«•> >n 1«H\ l.«» Ln Jsff. «5 awakened w-mld probably have Iwen ereAatfllor General’s (Mice. i iteuceeit rd#’ LansingJHefc. December ?4. IND. t •of office, tegiiiuiLg with Goasmor Peck Edward Curtin, af Chicago, who drei -and ending with .the iusuroxioc connnis- seriously injured 1« also iucreasod. being nxXl tu the county of Harry hid off to the state Kg rds. thence Natural ha* lieen discorenxl in Lon•siom-r. W. AL-- «Hoot. There -were no n2Mi deg east i-rt county, 11- It was struck at tte deprii *rtio:t” Monday that his friendi had to 14S» rds to place in. '»«, LMiti HK7. WO in I'm.andUBH in of 113 fe»< and is pronounced ol the In-sL j<*y his Sh flar Ar a plain drunk. torwnrdnl to of beginstux •reremouy was a*simple and a* uuurtcuca- ISM. , quality. A lense was Hird Saturday in the re- county. wip u tlions n» it coukl’well be. Four ridddten were Uurmd-ro denth and oirder’s offic? wt Bellefonte, Pa., convey­ tteuce run­ mugs to a place A m-imou of handshaking airl eongrutu- rivers,ut ’till* country (a total of 5,0151m several oUm-js fatally injured by tlwir ing to the Bcaeh Creek Kailway company ; clothing matching fire at a charity bazar .lations fuliotMesl The itiaujacrnl tell al Bald staterneaUcontain a furl description .of ft rd> n of eenA riK>vemeui ha- been Ktartcd by the each parcel of said lands, surf may be seen On ■ night »m* tte -bnUiaiit feature of the day's raiTroMs. 2tkMM> by dta&m^taTttead ' day night. ■woman employes nf the «orer«unent at application at tbe office«:(»hc county treasurer •event*. Tte assembly i tembar ot the cajpthey are rvcelvwi by hln;. ‘ Merrill D->w. son of C. JI. Dow, the Wiid ington City to raise funds for the alter s to cen­ -itul wt-handsomely decorated, and there WortdL and 0,001 by b The tend atnick off ta tbe state for taxes of thence ter of highway, wealthy J»«-w Yorker, has .married Millie erection uf a mosurnent to Geu. Spinner. was n. great crush prcneat^all l>arte nf making Lu ali 114,543 thence e 44 deg Price, the high kicker of a ■‘•Natural tins'* the state brtog n-preented. Ex-tecre8 to point 8 of don prescribed by law. THE MARKETS. theatrical troujie. Hie young man is bat ilxxuv H. A mix, A’iditor General. lb»7, lafJCTan 18H6, mrfl 387.4Kiin IKS3. head of tte reception committee, and Chicago. ANNUA i T t I x ’ b ALB-4. * < A wert-bound express trmn on the Dela­ received the guest.* as they catiie in. Tte Cjxmlerialn’s Addition MILDRED FULLER MARRIED. ware. Lackawanna ,iuwl Western crashed State of Michigan. * floor of the nr.nnte chamber was covered Blk into a train of flat-care 'loaded with pigTo the circuit court for tbe county of Barry in lot 1, 1 with canvaa.mid here the dancing waa chancery: \ iron ut Bater.-on, N. J., Frtday, nod tour kept up until x: late hour. Tbe toilets uf Tbe neuttun of Henrr H. ApHrbAuditor Gen ­ cere were wrecked. Three trainmen were (WHe; July, efennd Ut^z, c.uw’d tHA^. O-ru- era! nf ■aid atate of Mlcbljtmi. respectfully tlie ladies wore elegant. Gcwernor Hoard allows that tte list of lands hereinafter sec forth loft Itet niglu-for Canada te fill a lectuao ! dre<l Fulh-c daughter of tte chief justice, Uodlj injured. The panreagere escaped. I and tnaraed "Schedule a." contains n dcscripMiss-lteEc Richards wn* ordained Fri­ • engagement. ■ ■ I was niarrivd last evening to Mr. Hugh ta>n ni all lands In said county at Harry upon day al Kulamuxoo. Mich., to Congrega­ Dnautag's Addition which taxes were assessed for the years men­ । Wnllaier. wf Tacoma, Wash., at St. Jwhn's tional asteuon work in Central Africa. tioned therein, nud which were returned as de- tot i and 10 aud SpinXGFEKUJ Ills., Jam 4J.—Once mate ! Episcopal <-te rt-h. by Bi-eiop patter. The Iat er in lhe day she was aaarried to Ker. lin<|uent for non-payment of taxes, and wMeb taxes have not been paid; toeelher with the .and for tbe thirty-seventh time in'the his­ ’ church was juckeci by the elite of lhe cap F. H. Btaikcr, who has n commission to ■ciiMed $HUG: February, opened a .d closed total animiut of such taxes, with Interest com­ Kenfleld'd Addition tory of tte state of Illinois the state legisla- ital'a official -cuciety. Among ttewe pres­ tte same work. They wdll spend their »WW; May. opened SlLSTfe cte.-d Fl'UTJf. puted thereon to Ute time fixed for sale, and eollots « • Ire as provided ny law, aud the cost of ent were che president raid Mrs. honrytuMn on lhe trip is their fluid of 4 2.05 jb advcrtiilnx and other expenses of sale of each .4" su>* -FuUmrmg the price* st th. ' lot* 9 Harrison. Secretary and lira. Wtarlom, XTaftm 4 2.02 .52 .08 1. . uhm Stooi. Sloe < _____ yards: — Hogs—Market opened furl ing prayer mcw delivered, addresses af PortroanUr tGcneral and Mbl WanYour petitioner further shows to the court and 10 active an'! flrm: prices j&lte higher; light that said lands were returned to the Auditor Jurtfce Field. .-fmator welcome nxuit. anti tbe iagiulature was namakier, VILLAGE OF CEDAR CREEK grade*. bX|Xf.l7.>; rough pocking, Fn.*3'Ul.lA; General ss delinquent for non-pavmeot .ready U> select, officers. Tbe follow­ and Mr*- Cockrell. Senator Caribde and high iu»d Wilkcslerre <aonl mine at c.!xr<l. y3JM7«8.*5: heavy packin j aud thlpiiiiig of 8*i<l taxes lor said years respectively’, aud ing urv lendiug ctutdidMtss and aae Senator Vance. There won also present h WilkeUawre, Pa, where -I fie fearful ex- ix*. J:ta,-63.tG; pfga. fttOwaai that said dnltnoaeat retarru were mido prior to first din-of July, 18W. VILLAGE OF MIDDLEVILLE almost sure winners: President pre large drlvguriwn of! friends of zte Fuller pioMoa incurred March Bloat. They found l attl-s- Bei-f trteera. >8.305.4.“; rtockers and the Your petitioner further show* aud avers thru, Blk family from <rhit-t<go, besides tho immedi­ fanciers. jS.BgA3j; cxiwh and bulls, !L26; 'Xwui« etrere, Sheep -In good de •speaker of Che bouse. Crufts. Dvlos P. ate n-tativt*. After tho ctremouya re­ Phelps, of Monmouth, wmai re-elected ception followed at the rcMtience .»< the otter panWinrities of the clothes each case where such personal service Is actu­ The prertdeut bun approved tlie bill for a chairman of tte Democratic rt^ite n utraJ chief jnrticc .Mr. nnd Mrs. Wallaue will ally made,,are a valid Hen on lhe several par­ lot it ■.committee lart. sight by acclamation, it make their irome at Tacoma, wimce the public building at South Bead, Ind. cels ot laud described In aald schedule. lot 1 .is imposslhite -l> say tew the Alliance ^rooin i» in taksrxe^*. Your petitioner further shows that the said, Tbe firm of J. V. Earwell Jk Co, of Clrf- dairies. flmnt fresh. lo&3te; packing stock. 10 taxes on raid described lands have remained were* will go askn United States senator. unpaid for more than one year from ti>« first A LomUui dispatch announces tte death Dreued ;-o-j'try-ChirtoKUi, &&7M,- par lb; dav of Julv next after their return to the Aud­ of Alexander William Kinglake, the noted turkeys. docks. Hl jllc; gvwe. 7<Mc itorGeneral, and the raid taxa, not baring own to J)tS MoD.ES, .Lan. 6.—Tte anwly elected Ofat! families of Railway strikers from the historian. Potatoes - White rose, 8U335c per bn red roes. ■H of lot officials entered upon their duties ^company's honors yesterday brought «n * Bur Two men, a negro nud white num. were 75aKfc; Hebrou. 8&d»c; P®erl«su, yesterday. Secretory of State McFarland «k>t, in which CJtegxilice and military tool lynched in Mnsbabec county, Misa, Friday for rubbery. Oooking. rtai&4 («per bbl; eating, >4,u azi.G); Twombly turned ever the officewf treasur- mere clubbed, tec. they wrecked a good Tte First XationaT bank of Walton, N. Michigan choice, 83.76^4.0). deal ot company jpaoperty. The evtetisDS Y., capital K4UM), has teen authorized to Broom earn—Hurt per IU whisk wage dually amomyJishcd. iiunself. bruah. 5QS; gnro. •elt-rarUxig. 4@5c; inside begin business. Twelve rainen were killed at Durango, and covers. %4c; common brush, SMQIUc; oom at a point crooked. a®3Mc. Mexico, Monday last by on explosion In the powder house af the mine. The new license law worktsl well in Bal Whmt-No. 5 red winter cash. HMMAI MK; of tetemav be sold for tbe amotmtsdas ’tte^ ttlmore last year. There were fewer arrest* May. Ebel Dubois, of IdaL>. were placed on file. . UBto; J unary, ; LlX%. Own—No. I And the city received <800,000 tn revenue. mixed cash. W&aXHKc; do May, flU«c. Oats- on as provided by law. t? pay the ten aa afon The boilers of tte towboat Ann to Rob- Dall butaicady. No. 2 mixed cash. Whoa tte election Mil camo ap the little church iu that village. Ker. Mr. Cox ectii exploded at Portamouth, O., Friday. do May, M%c. Eye-Neglected. BartevAnd your petitioner will evor pray. etc. Hbxky H. Am.IX. Auditor Genera!. of Highbridge, officially. Tiro men were killed and thru.- fatally ia- Neglocted. Pork-Dull: mesa, SlLOl^Utn for of Harry lu Chancery, a finance a>mmittee’a Mil which was dafMxteen miners were killed by an explo stock A Ca. dealers in yarns, hnsierj- and rtooofgasiu tbe Heinrich Gustaf coal shaft at Bochun, Germany, Friday. Olhfancy goodo. nt 106 and 108 North Sixth tbe urgent deficiency btU was agreed an. street, aasignad Saturday. Liabilities are Tte Alliance members of tte Minnesota legislature, in caucus Saturday night, almost unanimously resolved to coalesce building at with tte Demoerata This will giv* K T. Richmond. Ey Champlin. Alliance Democrat, the speak­ V1IXAGB OF MIDDLEVILLE ership. neau <1! American republics has received Selah Cbnmoerlain, tbe Cleveland. O., RUTLAXD, VL. Jsa. 1-A gmroral order advices of tbe almost total failure of tbe millionaire, who died recently left *7,000,- ■fbe Nestor of the Magazines. ?hs Jsfli tarns Ewai .12 I S -21 a JSWisaKSL wealthy Englishman, altbongh aba w<s a di At K 2.M �COUNTIES. MICHIGAN NEWS. importance to the race of SOUND BODIES AMONG WIVES. trial beingwttetHlcd every day by the beat , society1 The Saginaw elllzena' board to reconiKalauut-uM* people ,n" ‘•'vratiy annoyed LIVING BY TKEiR WITS. For. pa a Mrtbdsy. «a Dsc-bters—How OB’V a which call fee an expenditure of Ji 10,000. rtox’ WTille on every band morid work, intel­ lectual work, serial work awaits every i WuiUm Hubble will stop i” for woman, young or a!A, whose life is so rich and full that tt overflown into the world VTboxn I rbd’y wwM tehoM. from the borne, 1 ant glad to aee that there M.enia to be a growing npayvdation ot the arx*e»d .‘Mrauto. Eustrs Church and his imjrartanee of bygL-nie work t» unt’eriy ^11 oeght to receive a good deal of credit. ing all work frf aoul or brain. Whether Orty a Httli coMn rtayl tkry have bit upon a novel ..plan for ourselves or for others, tbe flrat work fur tbe slaughlrr of three little birds. toward enlarging and dignifying life is ■ They coax a Mg flock of the® In a pig |»en werk for the body-tbat body which ia top by utrans ot a liberal supply "I lh,,n often r.« unlike tbe temple in which God i: thesi hj* b>u< rtiuTthe doora and kill them with wooden meant the human aoul to dwell aa the soul Ju thU manner they have killed itself is unlike what he meant, tbe dweller to lie.’ cMwoUtion of knowing that he is doing a All of ua who have nought to Inspire tbe gr»id work in getting rid of the pea’*, while The Washtenaw Evening Times has dis­ very wretched classes with love of knowl­ his m>ii pockets the bounty without a tnur- covered that the name Ypsilanti was not edge orwilh aspirations after better moral*, WHAT ONE GML DID. takn; from Indian origin, but from De-’ have already found that our first battle Humane AftrDt Kennedy likes to tend to mttriu* YpsilaMl. the Greek partriot won id have tube on another field, that we Emily Celger. needed to conquer outposts hek! by filth, his office to the tiest of hi.* abiliiy in Grand That fact was known years aga Baptds. and any man wb> misuses' dumb Tlie citizens of Flint met Saturday night by foul air. by bad food, by dark ami dirty There is nn old saying that Gen. Greene animals or in any way tratl*gTe'»•esflH• law. to take the Initiatory steps toward getting dwellings, before we could approach the "exchanged Us northern laurels for south­ . Krnrrally fives to regret It. Occasslmmtly tbe legislature to give them a new charter. citadel of t he aoul. We have tried chapels ern willows." It h true that bo met with and prayer meetings nud Sunday schools and prayer inevnnm. aua cuuuay nanraa ....................................... , , . , though the agent himself get* left Last bi* S*Another coal mine iu* been struck In .0.1 boo-to boo- ,WtloRM.dfr3«^«.dl'O*”r week lie raided a place where there was '» •>» ”°ni. igoiatg to be a cock fight, but be fare he Freeland. Tbe find Is but 125 feet brlgw bar. found ibal t«-f..r» the» could lx®n I - we lust semi tbe plumlwr.and ! compelk 1 to flee from n v;c‘. rt;could gain an entrance the gang luui fled the surface and the vein said to be larg* their work scrubbing «l«*feats do not detract tench the relfg _.n_ of . tbe ______ .. brush . “«■ ** bul leaving him only the roosters to take liack. I enough to work at good profit - * -■ • - - i from Lis gtvotm .is. He fru*e to tbe feathered gauw. but be­ Editor Charteneau. of the White Cloud and tbe broom, and of light and air and ,I During one of bis retrv:.ra. when he had fore hr had gone far the gang rejumed Business lias been elected Justice of tbe food, and must drive out the multiform ’ ’ Lord Rawdou at his Iks 1 as it were. Gen. aiut took these away from him and he had I’earo. «!h! will Irareatter be a positive ter- demons or dirt. was desirous ot tending a mrasaj^e VAWS or ntALTb ; ” ecne *? *»irou. of n. togoLvuiv empty lusmled. with the reflec­ rur1 to the evil doers of that burg. Gnmeauck of Tnmlng from lb. niffrar. fo <b. Io«rt ; to Gen. r"' Sumter, So""- the ibo ‘‘ "b.mmoek o the tion that virtue is its own reward. Revolutinn." who wr.stben on the Watcrtv E. C. Foote, of Detroit. haR purchased to tbo*e in the higher cla.-ws of life we SuprrviMH Heffer and family, of Baton, with Li ” drtacbtnent. Creene was anxiods goods Stock of C. Feckenscher. of find no Jess the hampering influence of di>were rt.Joyiug themselves Christmas evt. tbedry । Could the women of the land, alive. to fonu a junction with SomUtr. t.-lievine At tbe Mine time hl.- house wa> on tire, Fentoa, ami Henry S. Chapin the grocery ease. that enmhiued tbe American forces might ot Snyder * Hinkle, of the same as they are coming to be. to every mode of fall upou Hawdun with nitcere*. as be ttcid but fortunately it was Oseoverrtf id-time sfo<* ! development aud phase of progress, be­ an that the damage wa* only atraut F75 Iplace. come tiM&Mtgbly grouted to tbe fact that divided hi* array anil seemed to offer him worth, after a haul fight. The Corunna Independent says that be­ til progMs along every line stops and the self a» an easy prey. In vain did Grecuv k*»k for some cue tn TN' bank degnuices of Grand Kapids fore i anntiK-r »ew year the engagement backward course begins. lx>th for the indi­ ring between CortmM and Owoaso. name­ vidual and for the race, as soon as disease carry the rncstogv. The country betwes-n or feebleness of body sets in. they would him and Sumter was full of Toricj. wlio C. S Wolcott, one of Portland’!* (mer­ ly the electric railroad, will be completed. have struck nt List the lowest strata of re never negk-cted an opportunity to shed chants died v»-iy suddenly of apoplexy Tbe Micbigan Central railroad company form, and wc could hope for the future of the blood of Whigs, as the patriot* wenw-k murrains store. s tore up Midland St. West Bay City. >e»- the race. The foundation of all culture termed. The bravest men tn the rcighhu. xl shrunk from carrying t.l:r dLpatoh. H<.t. t- (. Niebels ha- byen elected a ' terday and «t a gang of men at work anp of nil developmeat mtutt be laid here, ptnidrrio: the G. A. IL National. En- track laying. The improvement was long anil women's hands are the oni”* to lay it. an l,Gn me wio. despairing when a young Build wc ever «u fair a structure on the girl presented berrelf ax ish bradquarters. eumpmertt in Detroit next Augu-t from nerdtkl. ^hls teutor;al district. loris of intelligence and goodness, and . '“I hear that you want to semi a n:ea*agt W. s. WhiUtesey, of the firm of O. A. s<K>n or late, if the hygienic conditions are to Gen. SuuiP’r.” said the bessitlfa! stran Saraii Nilson was fiurd 515 for stealing Ainsworth A Co.. Ypsilanti, caurbt his wrong, it is undermined and falls | ger. ‘Twill take it to him. My utne is h> Battle Creek the other day. Instead uf left b&ndfa a set nf cog-whwls while at­ Without health the beautiful woman i Emily • GcftteF, ----- - and , I want to du tome:this wbittlagsbout tbeexersshe fine she;dis­ tempting to throw the machine ont of ipsar. ceases to be beautiful, aud of little avail I rn£.,clT <»c«itry. played a large rMl ot bills, and some pod Saturday, and will lose several fingers. are all our yean, cf training nnd education ‘j The luttrlui general was aknmdrratruct, real estate mortewres. It I- unner-oeary if the poa»e>.*or of their results is to pass but at the nine time he bailed her propo­ Mzs. Murray, su years old. of Vassar, to wy that tbe justice regretted that lir sition with un>»:i:Hltd delight, fell an the icy sidewalk Saturday and was her life a helpless victim uf pain. Could hadn't made cite fin* larger. "I know the c.Mtntry through which I wc take oct from among the young badly bruised as well ns considerably will hare to pma." coufinued Emily, "and • Abaut two ytars ago !Uy Morton nearly shaken up. On account ot her advanced if you will truht me with the mcasagcil < feeble to give their little children mother killed s companion ot Ills in a saloon fight ace it is feared that tbe accident will have care, nli the older women whose health has promise to place it in Bumier's hands.'* in Grund Rar-ids. A warrant was issued latel results. Accordingly Gen. Greene wrote a letter »Avn broken before they have reached their for hls arrest but despite the vigilance of which h« vave tbe fearicss girl, at the the police. be coidd not lu- found. Ttw The residents of Sanilac. Huron. Tusco­ prime, all tbe young girts who are too afiair drifted into obscurdy and wu- nearly la. St Clair, laperr and Macomb counties feeble to study and too delicate to work, | nme tiutc teliin,; her I tn content*, whicn *l.e reac to communicate verbally to Suuiforgrgti-ii. when Murton was fodli^h are golux In fur the bounty to be |»ald by the number would startle us all. We do nc-t half know the truth airaut ter in case of accidents; and with tlie enouzL to come back to the city again, am! the general government for sugar makers. px'er cm fully concrahsd Emily Gt igtv this, tor three fourths of the suffer was promptly arrested and jaikd. Mapo-sugar is lhe particular brand " they era do not like to tell. They have learned tnnuutcd her horse and rods away. She will raise. Charles Lnree met with a very painful by exp. rience that tbtir households do not bail embarked on a danger., u-. journey, accident last week near Eaton Rapid-. find pleasant diversion in the recitai of a butt his did not deter her. Her way h-d He was walking along by the side or ihLs woman's aches aud pains If every feeble through some unbroken country and over ground infested by British end Tories, uxd truck-, which were leaded down with logs. "I waa in a bcukatore in N.-uksu street a woman mad? as much demand upon the an the second day she waa halted by wnw Coming to a tree be attempted to pass the few wevks ago talking about a new etching family time .md core and sympathy ns a al Lord lUwdoa's -aconu,- who refused to lint - frota one hand to tbe other, and in sick mau under tbe same circumstances of Lowpfl when a t.-dl, gaunt youth ruthed so doing bis arm was caught between tbe in. wjtch in hand, and «o out of breath would make, ww should feel the world bod belli-re her artfully contrived answers and , irera aud,the tree, and so htdly crushed that he stuttered. 'Mr. Pliny wants thia '■ gone into a hospital, and the miUeuufam conducted her into t heir camp. Confronted by the n?w tlanger. Emily that amputation w» accessary. The dtl- book hnnwHliately,* he said, ‘so that he can j1 for the doctors and undertakers bad come, Geiger’s darhxg did no; desert her. Sha jen.Eaton Rapid- did a nice thing by take it with him when be goes ou the 4:30 j1 But, fur every' hysterical woman who , •, , . -;—-----hhn/oy giving him a nice cast: Christmas Irmo.- .ml ,b, ynutb b-mM tb- *-3ter a I “I'1 *”“d “J? recalled Gon. Greene’s instraetiona, and when idie had been place I in a tpotn, there present. .lip of rwprr Ob wbleb wn writim • "Tb. i l“r V','"' *7 *, •*““ ’>» *>=« “ to renudn uuiil she hnd been warebed by Bisl:**,. Gillespie was seized with an ottc of her own sax, she made up her mind e haven’t it in stock now. but you ran them into their graves. alariab.K benimoraz- Newi Years ere. whnt sl*c would do. A Tory had bec-a TO SfiCVBK HEALTH. ■ ‘ ~t it at Scribner's, ’ said the proprietor, at - while roudneting iirrvicew It. st ~ “ 7^-jj “ j it is » ji'icUiing morr than outspoken dispatchtsl tor the woman who was ta But ^;e -ame timsSrinkfng slyly at me. and । ~ ' church. Grand Rapid*. ' wu.u, .. toe youth «p«l ost Into tb, .orally -ranh the suspected girl, and before h— Ifotiness that makes theuacotn . . •***%'. --------— > . — 1^™ adding as tbe youth «ped out Into the 'Tbnttbe way a Arm ol banket, P>^““W-“ealM woman dumb The out ban retnrsed with her Emily ate up Haro- McDowell, of Grand Rapid*, who «r«:edt____ of• .. . . lennit fering she cannot c.xanot omrenme overcome nr or itirlra bide de­ Greene's written inatnietloas io Suqiter, te*f* the Utt: brilliancy their new clerks; presses the mental atmosphere of the piece by piece. It vras her only hope to aentet.re in J*ek*0B has been pardoned l>v ■*Tbc Life of Arkun's Father” has lyen in bouse. There is a protest Kgnit^t fllnew itx e»««pe pttnlahmeut, if not death. And at existence as a joke for fifteen years, and the s.-.tue time keep Greeno’s designs from, one new rleek hunted it for hours before the very air. Disease is an unnrrtur:;! aud bocorauig known to the .n;n»y. The ••Coit-ave r«nc~ and tbe "Itandom- be found—not the book, but that he waa a ahnormnl thing, and health rtalM* tins WhrntbeTory wxr.-n arrn-1 Emily was long as it can. It -takes the spring out cf >t gang"of boss, ratigiug si! Ute w»y fnnn fool.* T-New York Critic. tbe stops and chent of the tauaK carefully searelx-tl, buC nothing iln.naging JO to 1-f yean- of are. had > n-aular ..Id and Lushnt the voices of tbf lade oiws .------- -------- — ■----- »------- — thue MMis tmll contest la-t week and many tlie secret abe was bus were iLe Woody nos«» and black eyes re­ Mr. Joe King, tbe oysterman. has a small And to a great extent it does this wberber I pectcd tnof uSdote haring *" in '-------l>er poaaeiwion the 1— -------mit inc from Uorfracas.--Telegram.* keg of full grown oyatera which is a curios­ lb. lu.JU b. .-Aitait Ab.lritat cr not. Tories were compeilrd to set her nt liberty. ity. Under favorable conditions oysters The thing that U. is felt; we influence by. Even thru »he wa» released under protest, Alxct the <;uirke>t courtship and mar­ .will attach themselves taranv convenient riage ot; record occurred in Grand Ledge surface which U bard and smooth. Sam­ wc may say. Sickarat, is a blight which ■nd when she rode off was secretly follow’ recently. The parties became acquaintod ple* of such growths hare been seen In end- no woman shock! jjcrmli to come over her ed. but taking a roundabout route she de­ Saturday cscnlut and were married the Ires variety, nnd they hare included old home, if she can by any pcwibllity cure It ceived her foca, and reran afterward gallop­ following Monday. boots an<l shoes/fully encrusted and filled or keep it away. And women, we must ed into Sumter's c®mp. "ranch to the tar admit, in nil ages have been eurr.eyt wek prise and delight cf that officer. Webber, of Kahuuo. Eaton Co., had with line oysters, bottiee covered with bi­ era after and patron* of curat Onccf the historians of the revolution' valve*, crocks and pou of them, utensils of hS jaw liroken last week by being kicked And tbe result of all experience and jb’ bos truly sold that "tbu salvation of tbe all Mortsi full of them, nnd even a clar pipe burdened with three 'or four heavy ahelh; serration convinces that If half tbe time army was due nroro than once to the watebfulncs* and tart of woman.” and we hove and vitality spent in seeking n cure and in Eaton Rzpitl. 'dhpn^es of her tramps but it is not often that oysters L-.ko the learning bow to endure could bare been thought to rescue from tlx- annals ot that thu* They are tirat given a chance tn trouble to pack themselves ro clowly and turned toward prevention it would hare trying yarrtpd the name of one of its j onng leave tewn in five or ten minutes, otter- so cleverly in a keg. bandy for transporta­ given us another nice. We neeil to become heroines— Emily Geiger.—T. C. Harbaugh r.s fa the JceKlnq specimen.—Balti­ V...L wiee they may know they will soon land tion. pomcKK-d by the truth that' health h tbe in more Sun. In ths Detroit work Irause, even the name great puieesraon. Dr. Bartol opens bis «er -of whirl causes tbe raggedest tramp tu Mixed KeUtionnhip. mon on tbe mind cure by the statement slwddcr. . An old English magazine tells of an Inter- that sickness aud sin are twin Iwrn. and A lot of women wore discussing these rvmarriage which brought about a singular Emerson says that in varying health we ant problem, and one clever woman put Th? officers of the Eaton cuunty agricnl- compIicsHon: have a searching preacher o'f self control. forward on entirely new idea aa the desir­ ■lural .-radety fee! proud. Beridti. paving How to secure good health, therefore, ta ,^^ r Harwood had two daughters by able requirement for a servant. "J have off a nrartgagr-. and laying all expenses, h>s first wife, the eldest of w hom married one of tbe first problems for this genera­ grown modest of late yt-ara,” she sold. “1 they lmve>80o left. one Joha Coahlck; thia Coahkk had a tion of women. This is the demand their no longer demarn?. as I once used to, that Henry Holden's farm honoe near Belle-, daughter by his first wife, whom old Har­ subject* will make of those they are crown­ my cook shall know how to rook or that vw wa$ entirely destrojed by fire last wood married, and by her he badaMtnu ing as queens of tbe fccarth and the Lome. my waitress ehall uuderataad tewing—not therefore, John Coahlck'a second wife could Give u« bright, fresh, kindly hearted Us­ nt nil. The one demand I do make in the aay as follows: ters, aay the lads am! rhe little brothers in servant who cranes to me is that she shall the homes. Give Us happy, healthy faces h.vr a Brirf. t .drrnta ' K .ctrf, . ««* John B. Gordon, a switchtaan on tlie G. orrr our cradles, plead the babes, who find with u grief—serviceable nnd warranted to K & 1. R. K. in tirand Rapids, was killed their ben ven in mother’s eyes. lart week while switching can. on that last.' There is nothing that will make a —St. Louis Republic. Give us cheer nnd laughter and a little woman so t: notable and teachable a» a fun, say the fathers, turning wearily to­ grief. And, you neo, a woman with an ward their firesides at tbo end of a day nf Th* friends of Elmer McArthur, of affliction doesn’t want to be off nights like “ Whose picture is this on the ten cent toiL Give us a bright word and a helping gay hearted girls. She stays r.t Lcur.e tuid Charlotte, would like to leam of his where­ about- He has been missing since last stamp?" a reporter inquired of am&mp band and your dainty touch ou household nnroes her sorrow nnd thinks ud little seller in tbe (rastoffioe. The mau took down ways, aay the mothers who would give *4^ !° Novemiiei. ftbout lhe house u>‘-aoUme a sheet of ten cent stamps nnd regarded tbdr lives uny day to see their daugLuam “Such a. woman will acromplbh a great Jol;e Durrtass fell a distance of about them critically. “’Fell.” said he. "dot’s der well nod strong and glad. Give u» health amount o| work. What k*nd of . griefdo 4!) feet while bating a roof on a school tlrat time 1 ever hear about dot. J give ft »tbe cry from all the world to its women. I And most serriceaWe? A dlaappotatmeni building in Coldwater. Although badlr Give tu» girls with a physique that will fa lore. If I treat it with deep consideration | J .feln^btwinproba»>h reroren^ 7 spore tu» the morbid brooding of dbcou- trnu rrajract, will last tbe fonurat—lostaev tent, the bystericnl tantrum, the nervous ‘haxi nwrarrnng fo- a huahand.” pnxataol lady bdr of ot rortr^U. but ibta .lor, .hm th., _ M-» Mr'. I. L 0. D. l.nnwll. (.nniwll, a» prominent —New j ork Evening San. — ----*' ■ _ * • _ • _ a man may handle goods year in and you* Old water, died very suddenly of heart dlsme iasfwee*:. ' 1 out and not know anything about them Fred A Sac, the Itexlngtou millers, have suspended .peralton* until tfw-y rtra rnnv lai« a large factory andmldittoiial facilities for carrying on their buslueaa. The East Jordan Euterprtar has ebanged hand'. Will E. Moore has assuming the editorial charge. Ex-Editor Dixon, who has been a leading social light, removes to other parl.K. A Paw 1’aw man is proud of a receipt dated 1400. and is showing it to hls neigh­ bora. Jus’, why does nut appear. *» the biii would have been outlawed long ago Mr; Wn. MeRobc-rt«. of Grand I-edgv. died of malirtnt diphtheria lajrt werk.- ishiug condition. There w as yet bo satisfactocv machine the true seeker it will open its iurriatetes for cutting cornstalk* in the field. Self one by one One little single bygienie law binding reapers are used in some local Hie* pt sleep, of diet, of dress or exerenw, the to cut tbe amalier varieties of corn, bat for fine ard simphsa that you know, obeyed ,Mr5* fu,,,1T m“ur«l aorta three do not and the work, in begun. Knowing the next work well._______ __________ thing to do is not important until yon . The municipal gtvernment of Irandon, hare done the next thing you knew.which has u population cf 4,500,000. costs Mary Lowe Dicklmran in Harperis-Bazar. tbe taxpayers MB^OO.OOQ, Tb< -.opniMiou of New York city is 1.M0.000, an i Rs nsnuiWet tobacco will reliere . « tE* “tot P=4r af *bore tbXr^‘zi,itae in lhe ef tbh city, the ferryboat nurr-!rou"i lines of ferri<* at Hn bOfrins t.jwtricos with tbo rush of trafleJrt r. o'cffok in t!»e afternoon. ( He trtko * I* lLu renr cf • cabin,: r.n l just after the boat starts he walks! into the nxmgvway ictwecn the two c»<dc£ z*d beataa tn whistle, very softly t’. Crat. ”Tne IffockklA Bird.” With­ out a iiogie I«csk hr fiufahes the air, n marvel cf aw.-rtnm1- aad sifapHcity. Then ha lc-fa.l: :i<>. TLL» 11 ran a little louder and wth raristiont. OkLi.. np ttdowB their jmpero and lis­ ten 13k: -.t|y; tbe conversation becomes ■ubdkU^l and then era-’»: the boys leave their aT:.ts and stand at the tutrauee to tbe paatrag; • r.y, but the old tfarky never rope, and nil tii? time hfa wonderful exertion fe» Lrcomurt- more nnd more melodious. Finally b? I .unehtw off into a writ-* of nwvet tonM nct.-x and a look of mingled iutere«i anti admiration rtenbt over the faces of nil within he -.ring •li’ance. Thou be drops hack into the .-.lr ntmin nr.J tbe fine is 'flaishea v»^ry mrftiy The old r»egr<J then watlis to tbe end of the cabin aad. ho! ing his bat out, lx>w* time wbifctlinxww lively little lune, intcraperaal rrttli !nelo.lio<m rnria: ions. The nickels, dfertw aud pennies rattle an aeeompanirnri:! to hfa unrals ami hi* trinity col­ lections vary from €3 to tit. On Sunday nk’hts be can be seen o r the boats running from C'irtinnilt street, nnd Warn be' sclects the ladies' sido of the boat. Satudin^under one of th-chxcieher-, with bi* hat^n bis Thee.” ami rvpcax* it wit b vutiaHon*. AH of hfa acinctfane ou Sunday n&bta are pop­ ular hvmcs. and for blswcctl and soulful rendition of then*he 1» well repaid. Lately the attention cf U»c pa**engrra ba» been attracted by n dvformsd boy. who works up».-. the different lines from early raorniug until late nt night. Hi* entire left sice ij psralyxafl, shortenfrt hfa leg and drawi’i-T np h’j cm. H:r aide of his face is also u-sreted. Ufa clotting is poor nnd scanty ' When the boat fa will out. Iu tbe river the boy enters the forward jd<rar of lhe lady’s ttWa ami sts'-ids for r. uromyat at tb? tbrcbuld. appnrcutly un.-retain what to do. Then be takes from r.a faside pocket of hfa mat two lead pcnci’s. sbttrpcned aud prorlflrl rubbers. Holding lb<»v in his perfect hand he Ihnpa slowly around ia front of the saato, psnfan^ a ^nfabmit bn- Hta face fa a picture of des*Kii rj and many a dime .nnd nickel ore dropped ItAo bfahend. Nine oat of every tea possregdrs refuse a pencil after they have given him aims, but if one fa taken he continues kfa journey bohiiag the remaining one out for sale. If that txx> happens tu be taken the little fellow dives down end brinjm out two mere from hfa inside pottfatJ The little schvmc sucr.w l* cshnlrablr. nad he doe* nut dispose of more than four ar five pencifa a day. Tbe boy fa a profcwdemal hegcur and under tha eyes end trxitxjng of his father. . 1 • XTBLEne FEATS. Among the most interesting characters are two brother bttweeu the ages of 14 and K years. As saaa ns the Iraal is well on its trip they appear at one end of the cabin and one cf tb?%n. taking off his hat, I ‘‘GcntiemuD. if you have not got any ob­ jections we would like to entertain you for । c few momenta. Although we make our living this way, wc only ask for what von j think we are worth.'’ Both bow, rnd with a quick jaiovcroent the younger led puts his foot fa hfa brothcr’« hand and fa thrown high into tbo air. Taming r. back som-rsault be lands on hfa feet oa tbo floor. Pidking himself quickly up he mounts on hfa brother’s shoulders and again lunis backward to the floor. Three or four mere combination feats ot this nature are acea>plisb«L when tbe two boys stop for a moment’s rest and then go at it ngaln. They turn forward and backward someraardta, leap to one anoth­ er's sbouIdera, and finally walk around the cabin on Xbt'ir hand.*. Daring trips where tbe calilu fa filled they are roc ndly applauded for t heir work, and both lire nicely from the collections they make. They tiave nt diffsrent times filled small engagements, but they say The JfcKlWi believe tasty i iu> Wilson's tattoo of eight ax;it lavender. One cf trfur old rrripes for the hair, is a small handful of box Iravra inland i» a pint of boflhig water. with five tabirapnoufuta of Jtdmfci rum add.-d alter few day* with the leases in. These are •taud-jrd'e’d reclp<* against falling of the hair and 1,-ddoea. highly recommeudi-l for gerwratiorux. 1 have been told t hat Norwegians an;! other people of the north <m Europe use fresh sperm oil tor the hair, and a prized restore.- in this evnstrjr owes its Virtues to the satnc iking. A Danish recipe highly prized fa this: Ore ounce of salt, three ounces of renk oil. an ounce of cayenne pepper,a smell glass' of spirits uf ammonia, put in a large quart bottle and filled with hot water. It is well shaken nxxl stand* for ten days, when it must lie strained through linen and kept for use A sponge » wet with the fluid and the roots of the Lair well rubbed with it at night. I must think tbo quantity of am­ monia excessive. For most wo;oen this will bear at least another pint of water.— Shirley Dare. . There were four paaseoger* of us who gm off ut a ccsctry junction to wait two hours for the train ou tbe other line—two turn each other before. Tbe station was little better than a barn, with no bouse nearer than a quarter of a ixiilc. The women gave each other a look and entered the waiting room. where they sat down tu far a;«art as ••Well. 61d boy,” remarked the strange man ro sue "flare a smokeV "You liet* And in five mir.ntes wo were well ac­ quainted and playing eueber under the shadow of a box car. lie didn't take me tor a thief, and 1 never suspected him ot murder, and the two hoar* west by iu a burry. Not an in tbe depot. however. For tbe first half boar the* wo women glared at each other. Neither would speak firet. Each was afraid of the other. One looked out into a turnip field nnd the other into a swamp. Now and then one or th j other mustered up courage to approach the door neat again. Only one hnd u watch. She consulted it every fi«r minute*, but the other dared not «.*k her what time it was. halt full of wurm waler, stood near her. andtLough the other lady was dying for a drink she dared not «o over to the pall One had a novel and the other h.ul a bun­ dle of shell* and ctiriunbei, and they could a good tim$. Bet they dared not. .They bad not been introduced. What an awful, awful thinp if they had spoken and acted civilized, and then one had found out that the other was only a hired girl'—New York Sun. When 1 war* a youngster, said a man us kabw what kind of pudding we were going to net for dinner. ihat family, Ura; youngsten in roundaboutn.cnd youngsters in pettfeoa:^aztd Lfe ner^ lost its cb:;rm for them. because each day unfolded it mystery that touched life in it-. dearest;fr*pect—the pudding for you! A!! day long i here was sxnef king to specul.it.' -hunt, pud to be vaguely glad over, aa children can be. without quite re­ membering what it ia xbat makes them Riad. And It wasn't the pudding atone— though, to be sure, any healthy stomached youngster cud evolve aa amount of optim­ ism over a pudding in prospeetu that would pot to tbe blush many grown j>ernous with a fortune iu pruwr.utibns. It finest and mewi pcirnt flavor rb.-tf went into the sauce, and tbe best of tbe pudding ■ was in the antidpati&n- Why. they cto pudding all day long, the-- wisely moth­ ered children, and when the pudding mo­ ment actually came they .were in a state of uncertain and rapturous expectation that would glorify the roost commonplace’ batflour into such a pudding as the lips of children never toncL-tl Ixsfore. And so there was something to live for and be glad over all day tong. until tbe moment of retime and then morning nud another pud­ ding.—New York Evening Sun. ance in the cabin with the foUowingT^ markiu "tai™ ud itwllmei U K will no. bo-Jwr yon too mueh I'd Ilk, to lira you n little rxhlldtta ot danHag. I will Bra itaoc you u lrid> rwl ud Jle. next a clow, next a .hum, and tb. laat a wine dance. Please notice the diuervnt ateps ” He takes a small harmonica from his Eket and, after tapping the floor with foot, begins hfa Irish jig. As he changm th'1 rauwe his steps and tbo style of donee change, aud. true to h.s word, he ends with light, and be fa frequently apxdauded and w«1aTp“11°" ““ * Y"k foBMra wm. A well drrased woman put her Lead d°°r 01 a ch arch on Fifth urenua the other day and asked dltogwood tor her kitAen Gr. than her the organ 1st, who wan giving a re-rartera husband liked to split, and be decided tc w«,d»oc» to come; •T»i«Xa Cxore only a certain amount and to limit wedding here tonight?” There was. and to what he thought a proper quantity, after inquiring tbv hour the rite first Ume she ran short sire promptly dumped in tbe family stock of clocbei-rins — . -n r U» or»nl£ tn mnlro. tl... -Ob. a,; . mUl.M,. TherTw^ c.ume to tbe wedding r . «._»• .. .■ aside even a small portion of time daily for a set purpose. Scire a fraction ot your time and lay it aside far a special object. If you take ix aa soon aa possible niter lireakfart you will l>e surest to get it. Do The duty of sleep is just a* binding an any other duty. Women will never amount to anything in any department until they cred duty. Do you find your mental furnirixings growing rusty and dim? By reading a good book fifteen minute* each day you can effectually renew your mental vigor. fifteen mfautea a day upon it; but lhe fruit short stroll In Monthly. you think so? i-°° For neuralgia bruise bon-< radish <*1 Apply ai, a i-on.’Uce V> tbe wrist. utnil � https://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/418/HastingsBanner_1891-01-15.pdf a5eca792fddf961d190a40f298234cc4 PDF Text Text Largest Circulation of any paper in the County Hastings VOL. XXXV. NO. 57 Banner WHOLE NO. 1 HASTINGS, MICH., JANUARY-15, 1894. .Recently near Woodland Cyrus Lavy and father were cutting down a tree that had lodged against anoUier. The lodged tree felt and a limb of it struck Cyrus on . the back of the neck, pinning him to the ground. By hard work his fattier rescued the boy, who for a long time was uncon­ scious. He revived laler bn. and Is look­ ing for more lodged trees to conquer. , Hastings Banner. Published Thursdays by COOK BROS., Hudson’s Tower Clothing Co Bargains every week Bargains every day in the Money saved always when you buy your Hats, Caps and Furnishing Goods of Hudson s Tower Clothing Co Absolute One Price Clothiers, Hatters and Furnishers in Grand Rapids. TIES Parties desiring to contract for R. R. ties, any number or quantity, will find it to their advantage to call on or ad­ dress J. T. LOMMRb, BOSTON Cadwalladefs DRY GOODS STORE. FORGING RIGHT AHEAD AGENCY COLUMN OFFIOK WITH HOLBR.OOK, OVER HASTjrXGfi, MICH. .COUNTY NEWS. OUR COUNTY. it was a proud day for tbe Smiths, when on^lune20th. 1052, at Washington. Macomb Co.; Mich., Charles W. Smith was born. A proud day we say, because he has added lutler to the family uatue by a straight for­ ward, honest honorable aud successful career in life, and is still young at the busi­ ness. It is not recorded in his early life that he was stubborn, but it is IndeOlbly Impresscd upon the memory of even early acquaintances ttat he had opinions aud dared to express them. He didn’t walk around when a toy with any chip on hl* shoulder, with a standing Invitation to any other kid to “knock It off if yon dore. But the fellow who brushed np again him ufidcr the impression that he would say n word, usually found out that he disturbed the wrong passenger. Nat endowed him with rugged common *c and loth of it, and his ideas were given usual chance to “shoot" in the pu schools—whose advantages he was n slow to appreciate ami imprwe. Char when a young man. kept an eye out fur a good chance for himself, and finally spot­ ted one In Nashville In 1877, aud moved over there after It. Nashville was & hust­ ling place and diaries a hustling fellow, and they formed a mutually profitable and happy acquaintance right then and there. At first Ih embarked in the grocery busi­ ness. ami did a good Imsluex* and a straight buaineas—no sand In the sugar and 1G ounces to the pound. But that was loo slow for him. And a few years laler, he in conij»nny with Mr. Brook* establisbed Cloverdale creamery at Nash rille. When a man mention? cteamery in Has­ ting*. you wQI we several moat estimable people look too weary fur anything but crawling into some small hole, aud pulling tile boh- in after Uiem. But Iris different in Nashville—especially when you get two such hustlers as Brook.* A Smith at the helm. Cloverdale creamery has paid; but Io make it mure pro5table has l«ecn the aim of It* owners, and they've hit the bull's eye every'year. When their teams go out after cream, they come tack with eggs and butter, bought of the fanners or merchants ouHide, and these arc stored away In their large cold storage buildings. They get quite a hen's nest beforetbe season is over —several hundred thousands of dozens. Then ? a little profit in the buslncM. but no more than the risk and care should re­ ceive. Charley is married, live* in a fine home, and take* comfort in IL la a home man. and a devoted hustand. Me takes in a little of the “social whirl** but don’t get diray over it—hasn’t time. He’s a bm»y man. a tireless worker; and you can’t call him off a minute, unless you say admethlng that indicates that you are a free trader. If yojn do. you will see him gaze at you in an incredulous sort of a way. as though he thought providence had mir<*ed fire when you wete torn, and then he’ll go right at you. Aud by tire time he is through—and it doesn't take him long— there won’t be any room tor any free trade nonseu-f in your bead, and jrou will feel MbCmed that you ever favored such an un­ patriotic policy. In private life as In buAldom. it is bis custom to cut straight to the line. He is au up-an-up man. and you never have any trouble to find out where he stands on any subject—polities, morals, religion or business. He Is an active spirit in the development of Nashville, takes great Interest in all public huprovementa. and doesn’t speak only witli hia mouth. Hb dollars speak as eloquently as bb words. Mr. Smith I* too busy to be much,, of a public man. But he hm» been presi­ dent of the village once, amt member of the school board also, and a ‘‘public office was a public trust” In his bauds. He im­ presses hb earnestness, energy, and rug­ ged principles of honesty upon whatever project enlists him, and is a tower of strength In any enterprise. And he has plenty of year* and energy left. General. x Chub Hyde and a runaway pair of eoite had a tilt of It coming into NaehvUk* the other day. The cold are all right, but Chub came out of the fracas pretty badly used up. MORRILL'S STORE, HASTINGS. Marr A Duff have doubled their store capacity and now they have one of the finest, best lighted/ and nicest equipped I have Improved and vacant city lots for stores that can be found In the County and sale and exchange In all parts of the oily. City. Farming lands for sale and exchange In Our store now is 42 by 85 ft. every corner as well lighted as another. We would also all parte of the county. I have some choice Grand Rapids prop­ mention that we marie our old Cloak Boom (which was 13 ft. by 20 ft.) Into a Ladles erty for sale at a bargain. Fanners and city property owners de­ Waiting Room and Toilet Room. This is an improvement that we think will be much siring to sell or exchange should remem­ appreciated after a lang and weary ride, ber that purchasers and traders are keep­ ing an eye on my listed property for a place to rest yourselves and children. bargains. In order to make things I have left a choice lot of Poland China swine Remember those who wish to sell and for breeding purposes; both sex. etoiee. Fedi Nashville people have liarvested about rree given with every sale. All breeding stock are obliged to sell are the ones who put 8,0Gb tons of let*, nnd boj»e to keep cool recorded In O P. C. Record. Cali os or write their property in the hands of the agent; next summer. therefore purchasers will find the agency WILLARD PERRY, In our Mammoth Establishment we will Bro. Felxbuer, of the Nashville News, headquarters for bargains. keep HMtings. Mich. who has adopted the cash-ln-advanee plow with bls paper found It necessary to drop about 350 non-paying subscribers January’ Ou Jefferson street two bouses and lot. 1st We’ve been through that mill, aud can assure Bro. Felghner that all that are at bargains, and on easy terms. All the time. • Near furniture factory,—one lot and worth having will soon be back aud more Our specialties for the present will be house well finished, water works, concrete with ’em. your Choice of seventy-five walk, cistern, wood shed, etc.; rents at 810 M. Slocum and IL Murray will build a» Hastings, Mich. UNUSUALLY LIVELY SPECIAL ! Putting Out Specialties COMING TO HASTINGS, Jan. 19 ami 20. DR. MONTGOMERY, Remedy Co., will TWO DAYS ONLY, AMERICAN HOUSE, will be prepared to treat all chronic Ladies Newmarkets That have been gelling for 84.00. 87.00, 88-50. 98.00 and 810.00 These will all be put oat and sold for - $5.00, Your Choice. Just think of It. You must eome earley and stay late to see all the many bargain* that may be yours. Wc have also placed on the Bargain Counter 35 heavy CanlUtiss id teib 81.000; 8500 down. bal. on And one bouse and lot one block from factory. 8800; 8300 down, bal. at 7 per cent. Clump. Near fdt boot factory—IX lots aud splendid house, with furnace, cellars un­ der whole house, good cistern, good well, house well finished and folding doors, small bam. Can be bought at a bargain evaporator at Dowling this sea*un. The next county S. 8. oonventlon will be held in Middleville prol>ably iu March or April. Five years ago Master Henry Faul. of Woodland, chewod on a dud of “Hack jack” gum until hr gut tired, and tliun he stuck it up bls nose. Last week Dr. Wc saw Sheriff Benham In our town Baughrilan rescued the gum, which is still Saturday. Came, wc understand. to in­ n a good stajp of preservation. quire Into the merits of a criminal matter, iJKb latest Joke Is ou a young man In wherein Fred Jones drew a revolver on ■Hapie Grovo whom it is said wax, going Henry Swlneroff, threatening Henry with home aliout four o'clock in the morning, Instant death. One of the partlee has not after a somewhat extended visit with bls been seen here since Saturday Bight The Epworth League and W. C. T. U. girl. Bs he was driving through a dismal swamp, a deep-dyed villain sU>od by the united their services Sunday evening at aide of the rood and struck a parlor match. the M. E. church. They had quite au in­ With cries of "Don't shoot again’" on his teresting program <<onducted by Mre. W. lips the scared young man drove with ail U Brawn. The youug people’.* choir sang possible haste back to his girl’s pa's house very nicely. The Woman'* Foreign missionary soJety d staid there until morning. meet at the home of Mra. Dr. McLeay on Wednesday afternoon. Geo. Brainard had a horse and cart stolen, One of the most pleasant Social events or at least the property lx gone, and no It lias been our good fortune to attcud. oc­ trace* of it are found. HU sou left iLat curred at the residence of Mr. and Mrs.' J. the door and went In the houxe for nte 8. Stevens, of Johnstown, last Wednesday, sister, and carhe out noon afrt-r and no January 7. the occasion being the mar­ horse wax tliere. Ben, tie next time. riage of their daughter, Annie L. to Will Dr. Ilydb ha* returned from his viaiL R. JoOM. of A-syna. The ceremony oc­ He purchased an Imported Leicester Buck curred at 2 o’clock, Rev. F. M. Loomis, of in Canada, but had the misfortune to lose Olivet, performing the nuptial* in u very it the day after delivery. short but impressive tnnnner. The nuptials W’c are glad to say Robbie Nau de Is im­ consummated, Mr. and Mrs. Jones received proving and out of danger. the hearty congratulations of the iusembled J. E. Cairns and Stephen Temple have relative* and friends numbering over 100. each a sick child with lung complications. Following the ceremony an elegant repast Mrs. E. U Richards and sister-in-law was served towhich was done ample Justice from Middleville, liave been visiting at her by all. The display of presents was an brother s. Geo. Brainard’s, and daughter’s, unusually fine one, but was much to exten­ Mrs. Kellogg Flower’s, and other friends sive to admit individual mention. May the past week. they have a loiig and happy life is the wish J. F. Richard*, of your city, is stirring of the writer. around here h> the interest of Nuiseryman Bragg, selling nursery slock, and also of­ fering life insurance, that is worthy of Stella Heath visited at Rob. Phillip's consideration. But the name of the order last week. must have been taken from Dakota Indian’s Arthur Hill has gone north to work. , language should think. Jin* has to refer Mrs. John Jones is very sick. to bU by-laws when be pronounces IL Mrs. R. Mayo, of Nashville, and Miss Lucy Bugbee is under Dr. Sackett’s care Antia Smith, of Assyria, were the guests of sick with lung fever. Mrs. E G. Potter las t Thursday. In justice to Prairieville Ixxlge, 1. O. O. Israel Chessman Is reported better. F., and to all concerned in the banquet Nearly every body is sick with colds. given to Plainwell lodge, L O. O. F.. No. Geo. W. Marshall is quite sick with lung 120. on the evening of the 6th. a more ex- . tended mention is deserved than that given fever. Mrs. Sarah Belgh. living two miles In our last. As stated, the Hall of Prairie­ south of Nashville, will have a sale Friday ville lodge was beautifully decorated of this week, to dispose of her stock con­ for the occasion, and the committee having that work iu charge . de­ sisting of horses, cows and yoang stock. Fully 50 Joseph Hawks has two nephews visiting serve special commendation. guests from Plainwell attended the ban­ him from Calhoun Cu. Frank Guy and John Griffin, of Sebawa. quet, which all pronounced as fine as they 1LmI ever seen or been participants Id. called on M. Guy one day last week. Tillie Shoup lias a cousin ffom near The tables were a sight to make an epicure’s mouth wXer; aud the Plalnwellltes will Hastings visiting her. There is some talk of another one of our ever carry with them the most Battering farms changing hands in the near future. opinion of Prairieville OBokery and taste In A number from here attended the dance the laying o( a spread for such a feast. The menu consisted of oysters, raw and at Vermontville last Saturday evening. David Marehall. Jr., is selling fruit trees xtew. eelery. pickles, ham. turkey, chicken, tea biscuit. Boston, brown bread, four for the Mimroe nursery. Wm. Gibson spent Sunday with bis par­ kinds of cake, oranges, grapes, coffee, lea. nuto and mixed candles. Well, by the ents at this place. time tte- average Jonathan bad gotten out­ side ot bis proportion of good things, be cnormonx In pro­ After several months suffering E. C. felt » if he would be Chapin wa* relieved by death. on the portions that be must l-e obliged to hack morning of the 5th. The funeral services up to a door to knock. The program was were held at his late residence fl S’ miles as follows: Musie. north east of the Corners on the 7th and buried In tne east Cemetery’. He leaves a Address of frelcorueDonald McLeay wife abd one small child besides oSe son ResponseDr. Stuck and three grown up daughters by a tanner InvocationChaplain BaiMjueL wife, to mount bls departure. The sur­ Music. viving fatally have the sympathy of a Toasts. large circle of friends aud acquaintance*. Our Order, What tell?... n m. Cox Ou Wednesday a large funeral pro­ Music. cession from Prairieville township passed What Cesmtitutes a good Odd Fellow? on the way to the M. P. church, a fifteen .’N. P. Kellogg year old son of Mr. Leroy and wife, who had been a great sufferer since last July Tbe Lattes, Who are they?. .F. M. Storms Music. with a cancer in the bone of his arm. During all that time it la said he was never Say Wlutt You ThinkJ. S. Madde* heard to murmur or complain, but bore all Give us- Your Beat.O. Tomlinson the pain with more than ordinary patience and appeared to be perfectly reconciled to Toartmrater.M. J. Gora AU the responses to toaste were by all his affliction aud suffering until death came to his relief. Hl.* remains wew Plainwell brothers; ail were in good . form and taste, but we wish to especially com­ lutered In the east cemetery. Rev. Marston, of Richland, delivered a mend those by Messrs. Cox, Kellogg, very fine discourse to an appreciative storms Mid Tomlinson. The rnwde for the occasion was uudef audience who listened with marked atten­ the <1treelien of C. B. Robinson, and was tion. Especially worthy of Winford Rockwell aud B. I. Barbar most em-eUent went to Kalamazoo Friday. They intend note were the quartette "Rocking on the Billows of Ito M>" by Messrs. Robinson. to return Monday. Mrs. Q. H. Barbes and son, O. A., of Flower Bn*, and Stanley; and the trio by Diamondale. are vtaiting relatives about Mesdnoses Loveland, Gosa and Calms. It may be safely aet down that In the the Corners. Mrs. W. A. Lasher entertained the Mxdal life of Prairieville there never has Ladies Literary ou Thursday. Those Im-cu a more happy or successful affair present report an enjoy able time on. the than this bouquet. As the twin pulled Into Cwledunla Tumday. It struck Ed. Megan's top carriage at the elevator crossing, and carried It up to the depot, a distance ot about twelve reds. Mr. Morgan, who occupied the vehicle, eat In the seat and was uol hurt or much frightened. The bora* was aelached. tbe thills remaining with it and eacapt*d unhurt. The carriage was demol­ ished beyond repair. Mr. Morgan lives near the cuunty line. UlromHoir 1» U» Urr.M. Frwtwrt but_________ _________ ________ ______ _ ness men aud manufacturers had a good I year of it In 1890. An’addition i* made to the handle, factory, wbleh experts Uxincrva*« its business iu 1881. Several splendid bargain* in the 1st ward and other part* of the city. Brick barn for sale at a bargain, on cor­ ner opposite Ford’s hotel. ‘2*7! Thati wll be closed out good, frame barn 25x35 with basement. fog house, good orchard, and well fenced. Cat', be bought at a bargain oo easy term*. on Mm)Ieu Ul II. (jUu^v t Good value for 85.00 these arc only a few M {arm for u county, of tbe attractive bargains that are to be Description said to be black rand and day It Freeport people to go anywhere roaD<j | loam iumdi— —timber ubiuci beeck umii. maple and *uu elm. ciui. 60 ’ ■, * ,want ... • . rod. iTrain wbool. TX and .nd t>*k uh ulk» tram »<•«« ««• '•<* ,““ ?«• , ■ - n j. i- rous ram school, «» from nn j. . nf - twt> . .. > —— • fh*v taaka. a u tia. tir-bi.t tn Best shirting can be had for 9 and rereads, so acres ..... improved. they take lie ticket to Elmdale, alia and the* the 11 cents. log bouse and tarn and small granary; 8K same? kind on return. That’s the advan­ Bargains in Dress Goods, Ging- mli« from county rent, too voters in town­ tage of having a ten mite (rank (?) line- Jackets for Ladies For $2.25 MM. don't Ml to Me per month. A young man in Woodland wore '-that tired feeling" nud the usnal air of “before taking” around with him fur a long time. Finally the Kickapoo Sagawa tribe came to Woodland, and the young man began tak­ ing Sagnwn medicine. He got better. He Improved so much that last week he larruped the vep- old Sagawa out of his dad. who is a very old’maiL and Is dow plnidg fox a seance with SuDlvan. hems, Cottons, OnderwMr, Hosiery,! Gloves. In front of Farmer'^ Sheds. BATTLE CREEK. Jar Carpenter Is working for Wil In tbe saw mH! in Campbell. . Quite n number of tbe S. D. AdventUta went to Hastings laxt Sabbath. Richard Crane, of Boyne FalK is fa this place buying horses for the north woods. Mr. Crane i» well known in thi* place having been bora here. He has not bought any torses ax yet. Grant Keeler and Frank Yarger vislIMt your school last Friday. J. N. Covert has sold his stock of groceries to Frank Hougbtailn and Chaa. Fleming and also rented hl* store building to them. They will be found at their store at all times to wait ou customer*. Belle Moore, Georglanna Yarger aud Milly Crockford visited our school Friday. Wonder where our other scribe from Carlton is? He tad better wake up and get to writing. occasion. Bad news of the death of Dr. W. (X Barber’s wife, of Caledonia, readied his uncle. W. T-. last Tuesday night, the ttb, but In consequence of sickness in the homo of the latter none of tbttn were able to attend the funeral which was on the O'lKmaoll. No sleighing on our streets yet but all Walter Burd and Geo. Becker have near­ ly InUhed cutting wood for the former** Sather. Mertie Fuller spent Suwday with Lottie Quarterly meeting’ at the- Wesleyan church Saturday and Sunday, Rev. Joel Clarence Rogers ta# purchased a new Martin offldatlug. Mr. Cornell and wife, nf Indlaoa, h* picket saw mill. He Mpeote to visiting her parents, Lucien Polley and wife. Among those on tbe sick list the past oak. i>a*swoad nud Hack ash bolt*. Mr.rril Stodge, whu iuu. been workl week were John Brunuey aud wife. Mrs. K. Smith. V. E. Cortright, Mrs. W. T. Grand Rapids In the post, spent Sail and Sunday with Ute parents tn Barber aud Mrs. J. R. Rockwell. Al. Ducber, of Caledonia, Snndayed John Fuller, «f Krai Carlton, with A. G. Cartright and family. Many people about here as perhaps-,else­ Walter Burd aad bis water, where now realise the benefits beiwf derivrd from tbe act* of protection, and daycd with Be rtea Stedge. ■“»-. !*'«»>.»»•• TTmer.*- torr.ro For a few days last week.-the Grand why should they not? tn this section and pay difference. Trunk nt latweil got its mwl np at the I-OWt-U A Hasting*, and wouldn't Irt the latter’s trains g»» Ink* the depot there, nor Pleasant weather at this writing and we found. Phmo twine-binder, will trade for wood crow* their tracks. The railroad commbTrot Melj»«ar art >*. hope It will stay so. or other property. G. T. Dntete b poultry FOR SALE. wilt have a new general terrwtth Mr. H- H. Spencer at �NE.1BING A CRISIS. ROW TO HOE One Leading to Nebraska’* Executive Chair. This hod a *ootidag effoet on the ob- .Hostile IndtanSr Within a Mile of Pine Ridge. LEOOLATURE ORGANIZED. SrBDNJrtKLB, Qis., Jun. ft—The house, which is Demncratto for the first time in twenty right years, was called to mder at Saetored that ;■»« duly elected r^vrnor. Thi* declaration 80LDIEBS PREPARED FOB TROUBLE. Min. R. N‘. Ramrey, Democrat, was ALMOST GRASPS THE'VICTORY- I was also mwh in n-fjh-ucc to the R‘’P»-‘belected temporary speaker. » motion I liean state ticket below governor. Then that 1« Democratic caucus nominees be I an Alllnnc" member introduced a reoo.ution to lhe effect that the election wa* Noth lug I« iwiMl-CrrtatB—A V1*W of rarriel. Clayton E Crafts, Riaiacrat-, { void, and refusing to recognize -cy ofthe the KrdRklus from the Aarney •* They David Hunter, Republican, and Dr. H. H. officer* as elected; ol*o oosuring the miprvm* court. After much delay and dl*Mtule Tbelr Appearance—Tbe Hucks ■ Moore, Alliance, were nominated for permaueol Speaker. Crafts was electetl by emsdoa the resolution was adopted by a Cut » Few Very Warlike Capers. strict jxirty vot<- 70 toW-the Republican* ; the following vote: Craft*. 77: Hunter, 73; Pink Ridge Agency. S. D., Jan. !K— ’ Moore, 8. The Democratic caucus nowiiK** aud IA-mocr.it* voting no. The joint ses­ Uat nTgbt it looked a* though tbe Indian wr<w „ officers, aud t.he were made IRroimocM fiermanent sion then adjourned. troubles would be ended to-day, and that |j0U>e adjourned for the day. ireroijr. Neb., Jan. ft—There whs -an­ without further Lluolshed. The hostile*, | . _ i. Within thirty minutes after the official other monkey and parrot of a tir e in the legixbitunj yvstcnlay. The first thing that announcement of the election’s result by with many warlike demonstration* and ; Tbe senate,which is Repnblican by a ma­ te within jorfty Of three, wax called to order at noon dovebipcd woa that the Alliance muq,with Sjxmker Elder, the oath of officei hud been firing of rifle*, hail advanced to Gen. . by Lieutenant Governor Kay. The caucus the habit of eai ly ■rising inculcated and administered to Governor Boyd and the about a mile. of thu•. agency, iami’ " :pccted that of— the — Kepubljcan senators for other offievra-deci, and their -booda ap­ Miles confidently exi^wu *u»- by to-I। -nominees ---------------«—--- -■-■■ t~~~ and practiced by -the well-regulated --------w?-rv by ■"M vote mode the teuipertwary prox e<l by the supreme court. But .there »w.n».e. would rrik-n M- Iho Wl»bj grenger, had captured the bonsc chamber was another obstacle in the path of Boyd officer* of the senate. Senator Matthews, at 5 o’clock in the morning, put their to the governor's chair. At B o’clock last tout llou^rt rvport tut to «.^t. Republican, and Senator McDonald, " Dem­ .to on,win, won,,to, ^TuTuwtoto “o? p«ispeaker in the chair aud surrounded him evening Boyd called on Governor Thayer —*-------- Lu — -*— pro o ftern. -----------Senator•*Matthews being with a guan! of a-Griant wgvaute at- and was informed that the latter would they approached the agency. They feared foul «y a vote ot 27 to W for McDonald. arm*. Then the speaker iaauefl nn order . not give up the office, on tbe ground that they were going-to be swept off the fact- of elected by Boyd was not* a citizen of the United the earth for the deviltry they had com- | A the tenijKirary officers a morion motiun making maxing inc temporary vu««.w» fur the arrest of Lieutenant Guvernor MeiStates and was therefore not eligible. milted. The crisis wi.ll be reached when permanent was carried-and the Minute adkeljohn. line ground of tbi* remarkable Governor Thayer ha.*i b.trricaded the exee- the savages go into camp here. Then It ; *jonrueda “ *procT i-diug being charges that the lieuten­ tive office arid remains inside with police­ will only take a spark to set off tho whole j Springfield, Uh., Jan. ft—Tbe senate ant governor was guilty uf mlscouduct in men aud n company of militia on guant magazine. Art’Jierymen were galloping yesterday addud to the list of committees office and breach of the pence. It is impcMdbte to reach him to ascertain through the camp yesterday placing their , A I>mC. and n Baek down. hi- purposes, but it is understood that hr hes’-y guns in more commjuxliog posi­ a World’s fair committee. Bills were in trnducvd and referred—providing for the It might be naked uf Chi* order—“What Will remain governor, if possible, until all tions. Everyth** *° arranged that was 1 begun for to be *»o soon done for," question* affecting his successor are set­ iny liMitile drinonatratiuu on tbe part of Australian ballot system; for uniform , _ , the savagiw would be met by a fire which ■ school text books; limiting the nite of in­ as wlien Che attempt wns made to wn-< tled. ! would instantly crush them. Mrikeljohn be defied the writ mid would i tertat; to pay liquor license money Into THE NATIONAL LEGISLATURE. not submit roam-id, whereupon the speak- 1 Approach of the I ml Ians. county trea>urie», and a number of othThe hosiile* reached their camping ♦r’s officials pocketed the writ aud nta» the ground nbout noon. The s|>ectBcle was Kej>r<-«ctitatlvv«. defl. and the lieutenant governor walked rend. Hr cungratuIatan the state on the I WASHINGW (Trr, Jan. 7.—In tbe reb­ wildly grand. Of a sudden the sentinels advance in its position established by to the front of the chair, which was occu­ in Capt. Dougherty's fort saw the heads of pied by the sjH-nkcr. and ■announced that ate yesterday consideration of the finan­ the scouts of the «avnge* pop up over tbe the census, and then calls attention to cial bill wax continued until 3 o ’ clock th* question of employment for convicts, be was ready to call the j«dnt convention ridge* nt tite north. Here they remained to order. The sitnntmu was decidedly when a secret readon was held which last- for fully ten minute*, apparently saanning since contract laltor is abolitiMd, aud asks that the leghlntnre devise some scheme by ticklish. There were assiriant sergeants- I ed until adjournment. the agency. They then diMpjicared. Fif- ( j In the house a number of bills were al arm.-, by the score on both sides of the teen minute* after a squad of horsemen ' which the convicts can bz> employed with­ quarrel, umi a Donnybrook fair proceeding ; fossetl. among them the bill author- appeared on the crest of a distant butte. . out coining into competition’ with free la­ ixing the president to suspend tonnage bor. Of prison reform, he my* we know would hurt been easy to precipitate. lines. The shipping bill wm then takei Behind them was another squad, and then but two classes of people noU—the criniiupin committee of tlof Whole and debated-. came other hand* until the summit of the ual and the virtuous—and treat all grades This was dbrerved bv tbe cooler bead?- of ■now-covered range swarmed with the redwithout action. tbe opposing forces aud it wiu. decided to ririns. Through glttstes they aptwared in of criminals alike. Headvista that length Washington CrrT, Jan. K—In the sen­ all their Imrbaric splendor. In their of time of confinement should not lie de­ appoint a Committee from each side, which should go before the supreme court ate yeaterilay Shoup of Idaho was allotted while sheet* they looked like demon* termined at the time of triril, but left to and submit the quest ion at taue—whether the term ending in 1889 and McConnell retuly for battle. They were nowao close future developments. tbe auivit.. of the vote for state thficit* I that ending March 3 next Tho confer that their rilles could be seen *lung to , Charitabln Inatltutloa* sail Agrlcultur*u 'Was the first thing in order, aud who had ‘ euco"report ou the urgent deficiency bill their saddles. I Favorable cunaideration arid liberal «up* the right to preside—to that body. The wa* agreed to. The bill for education in Buildoxlug the Old Men. II .port is aoked for the charitable Inatitucommitters were appointed and proceeded ! Alaska was dhcusMd, but not disposed of. After remaining motionlu* for several 1 «<»«»• of the state. For nn exhibit of what to perforin their duty, and the hostile ’ The financial measure was then discussed, minutea. as though to give all Pino Ridge ; the state nfdoing In this direction tbe log­ forces dedans! a truce until the report Daniel. Plumb, and Hlscock speaking at on opportunity to see them, the hontiltv j Mature is referred to the feport of tbe was made. In the meantime Governor : length. moved riokly down the sides of the buttes state boani of charitie*. He advocate* a Thayer ordered out a company of state The house jia-sed some minor military and Into the winding valley which bads • liberal appropriation for tfir state agrimilitia, which proceeded to the capita! loetaurts, and continue*! tho debate on the towards ltd Cloud’s hoiiM-. They bolted i cultural board aud the enactment of wise and stacked arms in the corridor. shipping bill ngain, and the soldiers in Capt. Dougher- ' bws for the protection of the live stock Washington City, Jan. ft—In the sen­ ty’« redoubts saw another grind s|M-etacle. ' interests of the state, especially in the diIt did not take long fur the »trpreme ate yester, ley hou«e bills were puwed for The war ‘feeling evidently broke out’ rcctiuu of statutes to prevent cattle discourt to decide the pointy submitted to it, puldk- buildings at Akron, <>., $73,000, and itfnwh in the ramp, for the young war­ and the decision was a black eye for the Davenport. la.. MfXVWU Senate bill to riors could be seen firing thrir rifles about Alliance men. A mandamus wm issue*I t he cars uf the old men. w ho were doubt­ A subject which will interest a good * provide a patrol steamer on St. Mary's ordering the speaker to proceed oh the less counseling a surrender. many people is that of private detective ' river. Michigan, was passed. An agreelieuu-naut governor had decided tdiouM Qnictwl Dowa ut Lost. agencies. The governor apjirovw of the be dune Wednesday, and sustaining the meat was reached by whicli general debate Then they attacked their own horaes and law whicli prohibits p-ivate detectives be­ anti-A Ilin nee men on every point. But in on the financial I>;11 wiTIcIomi Tne-slay and ing employed as officers of the peace—by order to serve tlw writ the shorift and his a vole be taken Wediiesday. Turpie and dogs, ahooting them down in all direc­ aasunipi iou—ami says that the execution po«e had to light their way'through the (..’all adiiresaed the senate on the financial tion*. This demonstration wa* mode within 1.2M yards of the great rifled can­ of the laws “lum been committed where It speaker'» aergrants-at-arm*, and during hill. The house p-w-ed the bill authorising non which peep* over the breastwork* iMdongs. to the duly constituted civil au­ tbe fracas a number of hate were smashed thorities of the slate. Aud so long m aud a few bead* nuule snre. while the tire issue of certifl.-ates of service to tele­ thrown up by Cap:. Dougherty. Sk.ir sht-ril! was nearly denuded uf clothing iu graph operator* with the Union nrruy in mishers were, quickly deployeJ from the these conditions exist thfcro will be no the etniLglc. Tin-writ having been served. the late war, and re • ■•<! to pass n reinilu- retiuubta with instructions not to fire’. complaints, 1 predict, on the part uf tho the shipping bill. But gradually the Indians quieted down people, even if it should become necessary. Iftdkeljuliu declared the m-muou ad­ tion limiting debate journed. Washington City, Jun. 10.—The senate and everything looked peaceful; still ev­ occasionally to call ou the military to aid tbe civil authorities in tbe discbiwgd of yeiter lay juissed the in>u>e bill providing ery precaution wa* takem against a sur­ their duties, provided the military is -tibprise during the night. . But- the Alliance men were only some nn additional n.--wiate justice of the ordinate*! to tho civil authorities by wiw What disfigured: they were still. In the supreme court of Arizona. Conference re­ luud evening Gon. Miles sent tbe fol­ laws euactad by tlie people for that pure ring, and it reqmn-d a few regular knock­ port on bills for buildings at Youngslowing communication to Buffalo Bill, powe." He therefore advises that the ap­ out, before the adjournment was effected. cownj ii. aud Port Dodge, la., were propriation naked for by tho adjutant gen­ Tbe Alliance man who kept the door :it- agreed to. Black burn and Morgan ad­ who i* in command uf the Nebraska stale troops: "I am glad to inform you that eral tic granted. tempvd to lock the antis up in the cham­ dressed tho senate ou the financial bill. The Free School*. * the entire body of Indians are now camped ber when they attempted to bare. Thru The bouse p^wd the bill to authorize near here, within n mile and a half. They After giving figures showing thu atthere was Mood on the moon. The “man in Okkbama City to issue bonds for a rail•how every - ---- _■ disposition ---- 1—...... — to ... co — nply with the teudauce. etc., V,. vuv nvuwta, of the schools, mvfcv>cniur the governor the done'tor hisdaret tapped straightway, romi right of way through the city. Tho ------and thi* brought him to book*. Then a entire afternoon was apeitl debating' orders of the authorities. Nothing but j defends the right o( the state to regulate rerics of free fights occurr»I. and Nat (withmti action) a bill fur the reliefer the an accident can prevent pence Iwing co- I tbpm and compel attendauc • of chihlreu. Brow:., of Omaha, handled his ’•.lukr*" a-, Citizens’ Bank of Ijouisiana. The night tablisbt-.l, aud it will be our ambition to । He says: “With an earnest desire to retntflfectivrly that another A'lianre man s-Afton wa* devoted to private pension make it of a permanent character. 1 feel t sdy any defects rhnt might exist in the Mil- »,-!.• I « ; “ ” :---------- • r------ "V" that *,trtU’ trooP* can now be with- school law* uf the state resp-.-cting thro* threw up the sponge. Oh, it was an “illelulls, of which sixt yjMissel. one giving the ,lrnwn with safety, aud desire through------------------------------ ’--------gant time” fcr a while, but the exrfted -widow {ur matters. the general assembly paawd what widow of nt Gen. Durres Ihsrye.s A30 ner per mnath, month. I, you to MpJW|t tn is known aa the compulsory education MMosmt-n finally arrived st their hotels Washington City. Jan. 12—In the sen­ ' the confidence they have giver, your peo law. whereby children Iwtweeu tbe agre and pren.imi far the duties of the after ate Sntwnlay a hill was passed extending pie in their Isolnted homy*. .Like infor­ of 6 and 14 year* nre required to attend noon by nourishing the inner man. the time fur entry of lauds under forfeiture mation has this day been given Gen. some public or private school fur nt least The Grasses* Early Again. ________ sixteen weeks in each school year. Expe­ Before the anti-Alliance*menc >uid go to bill of last ression. The report on the bill Culby." rience bn* shown that this law has been of the chanriier iu th- afternoon the Alliance to carry ott the act to divide the Sioux BUFFALO BILL’S OPINIONS. grant benefit, not only to tbe publfc men bad rei>entc-.l the morning t actics and reservation wo* agreed to^ Debate on the ■chooln, but likewise to the private and taken puM-sriun of the hall, they were financial bill was continued, Mnrgvin coneluding his speech. Bill* for buildings at parochial schools of the state." procxs-diu,- iu organ is-? by thems.-lvv.. wneu The mreoige was appropriately referred. the attorney general advised them to#ub- Rockford, Ills., and Pueblo, Colo., were New York, Jun. 13.-Tbe Herald, under / nut to the'order.-of the supreme court. p.K-eti. date of i»ine Ridge, Jan. 11, prints n dis­ In the huurelhe army appropriation bill patch’ from W. F. Cody (Buffalo Bill) y^r pai'l UO attention to the advice, and In tbe bouse nine notices of ixintesta •lecte<i Speaker Elder t-hairmnu of the was debated at length without action. were file.!, and a long wrangle ensued as Hnt sesMon nml started to begin work, Eulogio on the Ute Representative which reads as follows: "Your reque-t to what should lie dona with them. They Walker, of Missouri, consumed port of the for my opinion of the Indian •ituntion is. when the lieutenant giwnrnor appeared nt by rtiwn of th© complications and the were finally n-fered tc. a special election the door and wanted to uut in. The door- afternoon. comndttm A resolution was adopted for Washington Crrr, Jan. 13.—In the sen­ cimngeabl? nature of the red man’s mind tbe first joint liallot for U. S. senator on ate yesterday Plutt said lie would call up and action, a puzzle. Every .hour brings Jan. 21. The joint sesaion was then held - ---------- —..nimii iv The lieutenant guveraur appealed to tfie copyright bill as soon as the finance out a new opinion. Indian history fur­ to canvas* the return* on state officers Ccarmor Thayer, aud the governor or­ measure luul been disposed of. Paddock nishes no similar situation. You must and the work being completed, tbe house dered that nd™ Mvikeljohn wasadmitted gave notice that without rt^rard to the adjourned. Uo militia would take him in nt the |tOmt copyright bill, or any other bill, be would imagine abuut 3.UX) Indians, an unusual « the bayonet. Meikeljohn Wu ad- at tbe first opportunity call up tlx* pure proportion warriors better armed than Bfihngfixld, Bls., Jan. Ift-Bilis were amd, and walking directly to the food bill. The finant-tal bill was fun her ever khown before, hemmed in n cordon introduced in lhe stale senate yi-stenlay.debated. Alien. Cockrell and- Berry par­ about sixteen miles in diameter, cuinpoed To amend the act relating to the *ale of ticipating iu the discussion in favor of of over »,000 troop*, acting like a slowly lauds for taxes; to make the first Monday free coinage. A short executive sreioa •losing drag-net. in September-Ufwr day-a legal boiidav; . ’‘That * oil right," replied the spanker. was Ltdd. i’he house pnsseil a resolution alnll taking the place of the present com­ 1 warn three pre*-* bcma^d a* you discharging the committee on rule* from This maw of Indian's is nnw influenced pulsory edaantion law, toami-ud* the act •gn<ed they should be upaa vtssir honor as further consideration of the resolution by a percentage as despairingly desperate relating to the weighing of co*l at mines; amau, drclsi-rd Meiklejwkn. looking to nn Investigation of the silver and fanatical as the late Big Foot p irty. tlWt ’ <^ne-" roplied the to provide that nn American flag be placed pool and providing for Lhe appointt;i--nt It contains also red ruined neutrals, fright­ Meikje>.hn * pmMe. had breu refUMK] al cf a ccmmiUce of live* to iuveuigate Tbe ened and disaffectesi Ogalfaliiis, hampered over every acbool building in the state; to matter. The consular and diplomatic bill compel every corporation to pay it* em­ the door by the Ailinnae sergeant at- was reported and placed on the calendar. by the powerful Bruits, backed by rene ployes rach week; to compel payment of Tbe army appropriation bill was then gndes and desperadoes from all the other all wages in money; providing that all taken up -nd discuiMed, without action, agencies. There are about 2,2500 acting text-ltooks used in Illinois schools shall be Then the anti-AlHance tittvt appeared until adjournment. and believed to be friendly Indians in and uniform, and printed by contract The U?v,r ’*"*’• *“’1 al»»Speaker around the agency. Such Is tho situation school bill ooncede* almort. if riot quite Elder called tbe joint, rewdoc to order. The WITH DILLON FOR LEADER. Gen. Miles and the military confront. Any Bepubln-ans and Democrats w.-re in their all that wa* naked by tbe enemies of tte one of tills undisciplined maM is able to ■rats and answered tbe roll«dl Meikrl•^E2?w' The *n<te “Ranted to precipitate a terrible conflict from tbe Monday evening. jobn beM his js-tition in front of tbe most unexpected quarter. IxntDOS, Jan. &—It is learned that the W*Mker • stand, which u*s crowded with Eleotiens Committee Appointed. Mlles Moat He Let Alone. Alliance mm Chaplain Diffenboicber result of the Boulogne conference was In the bouse the speaker appointed th* Each of the component quantities is to fy1 tbe Almighty would give the that O'Brien, at his own entreaty, was following elections committee: Green of •giauiUirR there nsaemhled gram to eon- empowem! to ask McCarthy to retire in be watched, to be measured, to be just to. Alexander, chairman; Dixon, of LeeIn fact it U n war with a most wily and y tbemselve. and fan bfally perform favor of Dillon. O'Brien agreed, however, savage people, ytt the whites are re­ LaughUn. of Sbelby; Springer, of Morgan^ lb- r 0*1. I. _ that it it were preferred chat he himself strained by a humane end peaceful de­ Parsomi, of Gallatin; O'Dccneli, of cJLk: should serve, he would do so. O’Brien sire to prevent bloodshed and save a peo­ Dowdy, af Bond; Wilson, of Ogle- Mer' Mid McCarthy will .have an interview nt ple from themselves. It is »ke cooling with the tactics uf ttoleod- Boulogne when it is expected that a final end calming a volcano. Ordinary warfare settlement of the matter will be reached •bows no parallel. Gen. Miles stems to subject to Gladstone's secret approval. ’ bold a firm grip on tbe situation The IndUa. know Wm. ezpn. o«Ed.rala A Pledge ot the ParaeUltes. The Paniellites are pledged to ubavdon hu honor, truth and justice to them and Parnell if he proves insincere in carrying ha iMrt nMh. ______ _, n be allowed, untrammeted even by a suit gretloc. to settia the questkm. M Do om“• »«>raeU> Um, tioB at O’Brien as chairman of the narlia fully deBcate position. mentH-v mrfv . * Baeww, j„ a-Tto. CASTOR IA for Infant* and Children, tlslwli enw* fMta.Clnag»ifl R Boer fitomach, lAarrhawL, groctauon. Kflto Woetna, gtr** sleep, aad pro iu ata* 64- nLittlto Hiitlwto Tax CxsTAVs CuKPAjer, 77 Murray Street, jv. T. EfERr WATERPROOF COLLAR CUFF or THAT CAN BE RELIED ON BE UP TO THE MARK PJot to Byllt! BEARS THIS MARK. trade ELluloid Mark. NEEDS NO LAUNDERINC. CAN BE WIPED OLEAN IN A MOMENT. THE ONLY LINEN-LINED WATERPROOF COLLAR IN THE MARKET. BUSINESS CARDS. 'I bad a 1VILLIAM O. LOWDEN. * * Lawyer! Office over Julius Russell’s store. State -trect. Hasting*. Mich. •TUART. KNAPPEN A WEAVER. ’ Attorney* at law. Over Ha-'ltuz* Natloiml Bank. Ihi»tii4-N, Michigan. Aasuctate uffiees. at Grand Itapirts, Midi. See for yourself how 5 i Blan­ kets wear and other niakej tear. FREE—Gel from your dealer free, the £4 Book. It has liaudsutue pictures and valuable information about horse*. , Two or .three dollars for a s,a Hone Blanket will make your horse worth more and cat less to keep" warm. / . , ) **fw ( 5.A 5/A 5/A 5/A Five Mile Boss Stable Electric Extra Test 80 other Myles at prices to rait every­ body. If you can’t get them from your dealer, vrvitc'u*. p. A. SHELDON, I • A bstract aud Real Estate Office. Abslroel HlocM. HoatUMi*. Money to lo«n on Kcal Estate ftaal Estate old ou i- mimssloit. Grtwral coti’rs nocing. tarn k a complete »*i ol Atat r*rt Book»,co:uUtsl f: oni Urn Krcords. ean f«rnl*u complete . tract* C. F. BBOUKiL-Clcrt. P. DRAKE. M. D.. . Ofitei over Hoitowsy’* drug store. Offire houre from 2 to 4 p. m. Telephone, con irciiuj with residence, at Halloway's drnx r M. B. GILLASPIE. Notary Public *■ • and U. S. Claim Airenu * will prosecute all kinds uf claims m-forc the । H-imrtmeaU of the interior office. Call on him •i hl* store, corner Court aud Jefferson Su., M. FOWLER, D.D. 8. Office lioun * a. m to 5 p. m. a. barber, m. dm H • Physician aud Surgeon, Offi.-e o-^r Nevin** *tore. Office hours from 2 ^ORStBLANKETS ARE THE STRONGEST. Mnsiir.l by Wm. Atm-oxa pfcltoda. who make the nuuous Hor-.~ -.nr. i Baker Blank***. t W. LOWRY. M. D., •• „ Physician and Surgeon. Mtice* a specialty oltreatipg dlseaM-s of the ULA-NKS. J Office toll residence on Broadway, near Court firHiw, Hokiinxs. Mich. |' C. WELTON He aritee policies ou a man's property against l**h> Are. lightning orwind; against a man's Uf* by deayi and accident.____________ OM1TH A COLG ROVE. Lawyer*. (Office In Untori blbck. HaaUDg*.) 1 racllee Is all the *->nrt» ot t he state. i E. KENASTON, •* • Attorney at Law, (Over J. S. GoMlvear & C-o.'* xton-.l Practices lata court* of the State. Collections ^.5d(.8 genivJJ W. L DOUGLAS £ shoesshb A. E. Woolley, Agent. CALIFORNIA, WASHINBTOII AID OREGOR EXCURSIONS R. TIMMERMAN. HoMspathlc Physirian and Surgeon. (Office over Ij*Uirop'» drug store.) P • ARTIN V. BARKER, Keel Estate, In­ surance and Loons. Office with J. G. Kunrau & Son x door* north of Protoftlct-. Specialatteutlou give* to making exchange* nermartv -o.— ... ___ M ROBERTSON HOUSE, Cor. Jeffenoo and Coart 8t*., Ha*tiBg>, Mich. ■Dlls Houte U new, with pleaiant rooms. Tho patronage of tue public is respectfullv solicited. Hastings City Bank, HuUnp>. - - Midi. O-A-IE’TT.A.X. S76,000.00 SURPLUS U.(KH).OO. Incorporate Michigan. I»T’.ECTO»: GILLASPIE, �NEIV8 IN BRIEF * PHYSICItN w N0 =>CH00L- GOD'S CARE OF ELIJAH. ° Tht Hiugara ialU Roult.’' Btriton*. LESSON FIRST QUARTER, 8ERIE3, JfHug.............. Harris cis.... |a galit JmIom K -. lUUds V I-1.-. ' • Morgan... GrswlRapldB.. jjr. m.O&i Fire e| Cairo, Ida., Wednnday destroyed I bare s.-tid tlait there w«* no regular three atom, causing a low of <HV,(KXX physician in California. Later, in 1643, in ... a... jrom urwwn. .»□» JI*. ««Ub« ta Emjlwd to Wrr «ld ud a company that came from Oregon, was one 18. JAN. »£ _ -----. , *'Boys, ..na.-*ni,*mplnyc<l. ‘ mountains On the way •be said, The Peninsula Furniture company of 1 •• 1 when I get down to California among D. M. , the greaMera I apt going to j>alm myself off Grand Rapid*, Mich., lias mortgaged it* -----------' »* * doctor:” and from that time on they prop, rty for *»,(<». • „ , . dubbed Lint Dr. Meek*. He could neither Tbe treasury department Wadnc^ej 1 1 r',,d A»«mMU.I*l.ton>toii. purchased 63P,(*O oiincre of silver r.*- prices mission *>f II. & Iloffnu-r, nuiiUsker. I'hlteltsl “ | .heard of hi* arrival at Monterey they began ranging from 41.049 to 11.053. pida.i ( to como to him with tbeir different ail­ Frederick Harrison, said to be u third 1. “And Elijah the Thhbite, who wn* cl , meats. His first profvebional service was couaIu of the pn--ddrnt, died at a boarding the inhabitants of Gik-ml, said unto a tue cut off. Meeks, .। to a boy • who , had ------------------ — ------ . honro in New York Wcdnrwlay. Ahab.” i ..—-—'-j to be neur (duck tho toe on, . Sixty years have pu**?d since the king­ .....ding It iu a poultice of mud, and it ‘ dom was divided. Six king* have reigned again- The new'governor, MicKeli over tiie ten tribes (Jeroboam, Nadab, employed bun us usurgeon. . , . . Baasha. Elnh, Zimri and Omri), each tortma, Meek* bud n way of looking and acting A cydotn- jiksm,! over Sternum. Tex., aTahIn'JUikb J’ln'u?' I I very " ,uu“u*“h nc ”«™‘ buDdiog*, very WIMS wise, OWI awlor oflH!U,g lieing reticent'T1!Cn when Pe°peo‘hv“ niotobing seveml Wofj’ctXufS’ wbnmad?telLg| P 1 * u,kwl “ ‘ " ’ “ t things which to did not k * U ^« “ n h ,' Uw ’ ftud four i nit. tnlkml tthrinl tlilnr-x. ii-I.Ia). 1... .Ito ,,rU. ’ Detroit IN- ’ iaaa VIIV Sikiga, Kalmsco & Sagiaar? TIME TABLE. '-1 , •I C-? ZC XOHTlf. Kalrtaatoo i.v. Rlcblatid Junc’t.’.' Cressey Milo Delton GJoverdate Khuitz . IlASljlXGS................. Coats Grove Woodland Woodbnrv Lhaiiiig.............. Detroit Grind 1; ,poin Ai wc bare Ahab, the seventh, the worst of all, the perfection of wickednes* (xvi, 83). "A* the Lord God ot braid livuth, before whom I *tand, there shall not to dew nor rain these yeara. but according to my word.” 2. "And the word of tin Lord came un­ to him. saying.” There is mrthing under the sun like “the word ot the Lord." It is pure, sure nud unchanging like the tend Himself. "For­ ever, O teinl. thy word is settled in hea­ ven." "The won! of our God shall Hiaml forever.” His unme is called the word of G<id (Hsu cxix. 8U; tex xl. 8; Rev. xix. 13). test u* to filled with Hi* word and wholly subject to it. | 3. “Hide thyiae-.lt by tho brook Cherlth, that is before Jordan." "Get theo hfencc" teaches us that one who would live close :o God must not * tarry long with those who know Him not: just long enough to testify tor Him and' then be gone. 4. "Thou shalt drink of the brook; and 1 have commanded the ravens to feed thee there.” 5. “So he went and did according unto the word of the Ixird." . Here is one man who i* obedient; he Kalamazoo *< questions not, but simply otaya. He 1* East Cooper l.s . •io an! -u Klchlxud .Tunc'l. io oh; «f. .•»; subject to tbe word of the izird, Cressey fi. "And the ravens brought him bread Milo and flesh in tbe morning, and bread, and Delton .................. Ctoverdule. . . flesh iu the evening; and be drank of the Hhuttx................... brook.” . HASTINGS . .... He could sing ths mug of Hab. Hi, 17. Goats Grove ■Woodland IS, and say, "Tlmugh vhieyard. field and Wood bun. liock nil fail, yet I will rt jaicj in the Lord, Uli 5 I will joy in the God.... of my salvation!" 6SSf: :. ’ |.v». a(u-r awhile. 7. “And it came t... ,, ____ up because l.-.-.u,., there u,, rr had lu«l that the brook dried tip, Grand Rapid* 1. •Stop* cm signal only. been no rain in the laud " No* 5 aud « win not carry pn*«eugers uulea* The wurrv of tbi* brook wa* not unfailprovided witiaiyeight mln permits Freight traiks will hr run nt the ronvefdonee injp It was dependent upon the clouds, -rborvserreUttt right to change which empty their content* upon the roin* without notice, earth. Elijah, however, depended neither F FnsH. Gen*l Manager. upon the brook nor upon tbo clouds, but upon Him who is far alxjve all. (aiwrtllan** s*lr. 8. “And the word of the Ixird came unto In the matter of the eat ate of Clara A. Bur- him.” ton.'n minor. God <k*si not forget tho*e who trust in Notice is hereby given that I shall sell at pub­ Him, nor i* He ever too late with His pro­ lic auction, to the highest bidder, on Tuesday, tbe 3d day of February. A. D 1*91.ut ten n'clucjj viding. Elijah saw the brook drying up in thefOrnoodu al th** Frobste Court rooms In day by day, but *<» did bi* God whom he the City of Hastings In the County «.f Barry, to the Blate of Miebig.-m, pursuant to license .Hid served. Just enough of the neccM<ari«s uf authority granted t < me on tne Irtb day of this life, and one day'* supply at a time, i Decwnt'cr. A. 1>. 1M0. by thti Probate Conn of keeps one very close to God, while an abun- I Barry Cuuntv. Mi>-!,ignn»all of Hie estate right, | titlr'and interest o« tbe said minor of. tn and ctent e i* apt to lead us to forget Him. 9. "Arise, get thee to Zarephath, • • ■ , to Die real ertste situate utHl b-lng in the C'jui.ty of Barry.in the State of Mlcblean. known tohold I have commanded a widow woman aud ill-scribed *» f >ll'iw*. to-wl t; The undivid­ there to Kustain thee. ” ed one-half of the north fi* ctloii of the south I Young says that Zarephath signifies west fractional uuartrr of section number twenty-seven <27) In town number two (2 north "place of refining;” aud if Cherith signifies ranre iflne (9 west in Barry County and Hive “cutting,’a* the word would seem to indi­ Of MIclilKan. excepting forty -Ml acres off the cate, we can see the procesM** by which the north side nt said quarter serllon. Lord was fitting His nervnnt tor tbe-great Dated. HnatJmrx. Dee. ttth. A. D . ’.sad. David A. Bowkhh. Guardian. day-un Carmel. Without the cutting and refining of Cherith and Zarephath he never GOLD MEDAL, PAHIS, 1S78. would have been nblc to stand alone for God n* be afterward did on Carmel. 10. “When he came to the gate of the | city, behold the widow woman wn* there j g it horing of stick*.” . It-was quite n. journey from Cherith to Zarephath, but. the jonrucy is not noticed. Observe the nilenevof Scripture concern- ; ing such matter*. 11. “Bring me, I pray thee, a morsel of bread in thine hand." Aa he came near to the city aud saw this poor woman tti« Spirit must have whis­ from which the excess of pered, "Thia i* she." . oil Iim been removed, la 12. "As lhe teird thy God 11 vetb, 1 have* | Absolutely Pure not a cake, but^ au handful jof mtstl in a land it is Soluble. barrel, and a little oil itA crista.” Behold tbe larder .that i* to sustain the proph-t in thl* widow’* home. By the brook he had ^read ami fiefth twiev a day; but now there w no flesh, and only enough are used in its prcjiaration. It has meal to make one last cake for the woman more than three times the strength of and her son. after which they expect to die. 13. “And Elijah said unto her. Fear not; Cocon mixed with Starch, Arrowroot go and do as thnu lia*t said.” or Sugar, and 'is therefore far more He waver* not, he trembles not. ho i* not economical, costing Um than one cent moved; “his heart is fixed, trusting in the q dtp. It is delicious, nourishing, I.Lord;” "he wait* only upon God; hi* ex­ pectation i* from Him" (Pa. cxii, 7; Ixil, 5, Btrongthenmg, easily digested, fi). God. who could direct ravens where to and admirably adapted for invalids find bread arid flesh, can as easily supply the need in this case. If ever a woman had as well as for persons in health. cause to fear to give away her last morsel Sold by Orooera everywhere. surely this womau bad; but the command comes strong and clear: "Fear not, • • • Make me a little enke first.” If wo would W. BAKER & CO, Dortteler, Mas. grow strong in forth let un consider well the “Fear not*” of Scripture from ihe first ones in Gen. xv, 1; xxi, 17, to the Inst in PROTECTION Revelation, and see how God, even our OR FREE-TRADE. own God, is above all circuinst.-.nees of time or place; and how :i'.4dlng iu iljslovu WHICH ? will cast out all tear (I John iv. IS). .14. "Thus saith tbe teird God of Israel, Do you want to keep thorou~hly the barrel of meal shall nut waste, neither pcst'-'d on the effect* of lhe New shall the cru.se of oil fail, until the day the Tariff Law. as shown from week to Lord nendeth rain upon «he earth." It would see in from this that Gud had told Elijah how he would provide in this D'» you want to know all about the case, vix., by a mfraculi-u* increase of the policy of Protection and have an meal and oil from day to day: and this i* an%wer to every false statement qf told tbe widow for her •naouragenumt, for the Free-Traders? she ha* not been Uvfnj nt Cherith, and has not learned the mx-ret of peace when ent off from seen resonree*. This incal Then aabscribe for your home and oil would make unleavened bread, paper and the Amejucan Economist, symbol of the putting away of all evil published weekly by the Am er iodo . (1 Cor. v, 7, bj, for we cannot know the Protective Tariff League, New York. (lower of God unless wc walk with him in sincerity and truth. (Sample copy free). The EcowoMU r is 15. “And she went and did aararding to an acknowledged authority on pro­ the saying of Elijah; and she. and he, and tection and should be widely read. her bomw did eat many days (Margin: "A The yearly subscription of the Ecnxcr Here again i* obedienee end consequent mist is <2. but we have made a blessing. It wa* u jxjof time to take in a apccial arrangement with the pub­ ^boarder, with not enough in tbe iKriwe fur lishers by which we can send 'present company. It seemed to the dl#-iyon the EcOMOMtST for odc year and around when five loav-’.* .•’.nd two Ashes ■were all that the disciples had for diem•elves. But they learned, and thu widow TIeCtML-M'tMadicis* I learned, that "There is thui si-.’.’ -reth and yet increw*rii" (Prov. xi. 2 Many are pour bee.-1use they keep thei Ji'.'.tudi fur themselves. 'A 53i: B W. Baker & Co.’s ^Breakfast Cocoa No Chemicals CROtP REMER- Blither did the crtiM* of oil fail. auionUng to the word of tb« Lord, which lit- spake by Elijah.” UV •! l-Ul IUH* <* iivt-iu , . shop kept by n nihu known as Dr. Stokes, I who bnd Ix-cti a kind of birqiital aleward on board ttlilix and who had brought aaboro one of those Httlo niediclim chesla that were usually taken to sea, with apotbe- | cary scale* and a pamphlet giving a short syuopKi* of diseases and a table of weights apd mecljcincs, *o that almost anybody could administer rt»lief to wick sailors. I Meek* went to him and said: "Doctor. I j wantyou to pht me up some powders.” So ' Stokes went behind ilia table aud got out hl* scales ami medicines and nuked, "Whnt kind of pnwgersF* “Just common powdera— patient wrg very sick.” “If you will I tell nn- what kind of powders. Dr. Meeks.” "Oh, just common powder*.’’ That is all he would say.: Dr. Stoke* told at out town that Meek* i knew not ixing about medicine, lint people ! thought that perhaps Me-ks Imd given the j i pmeription ini tertin amt that Dr. Stoke* ' jj could not read it But Meeks' reign wn* to have an end. An American man-of-war I came into the barter. Tliomaa O. Larkin ‘j wn* then the United States consul nt Mon­ j ; terry, and the -commander aud nil hi* of­ ficers went up to Larkin's store, umong them the surguoti, who was introduced to Dr. Meek.*. The conversation turning upon the disease"* incident to tbe country. Meeks became reticent, saying merely that he wa* going out «>f practice and intended to leave the country, ireenuse he could not get medicines. The surgeon expressed much sympathy an*! said, "Dr. Meeks, if you will make mi- out a list I will very cheerfully divide xvith you such medicine ' as I can spare.’' ,lid »« 'I'" ,h."" I I mwllnoe. «jd irl^l bul 1' ll” •*■*»»" ".rn^ml him awl |.ul Ih. . question so direct that he hod to answer. .Hb asked him what nn Heine ho need rd ' raixt. Finally Meeks sold he wanted some ■ “draps,” and that was all that could be got out of him. When the story came out hi* carver ns a doctor was at au end, and ha soon after left- the country.—Gun. Bld well in Century. Humanity has p.v*ed through various •UUn*«. Once the hour of glory twlonged to the Greek* aud to the nubtle Rtunawi. who ttenmolves were born of tlie fall of nations still more ancient than their owfi. Our era commwicnl with Jesus Chrirt, and since then we have agHated vast probh-ruxand innde marvelous ih vent ions. .We bare applied ourselves to the task uf ren­ dering life mare sweet to mankind, in cre­ ating for him an intelligent und robust auxiliary. Antiquity had alaves, but we made them freedtnen. and we invented that admirable slave to. our will which palpitate* wi>: its multiple aud complica­ ted urgans, which uecornpllshro gigantic undertakings and duties, but which does not suffer to fill their plncea, and it is known as marhiurry. The days of orators bare passed away; the garden* of tho acatlctnle* are about to tweorne cornflcl'l*, tind If a Christian had not interfered the Gardeu of Olives would have Ix-en turned into a cmiuo. Rhetoric and mysticism W old words that are only used accidentally In America; and whether Europe like* it or not America, represent* the formula of modem progress. Indeed Europe feeds this *o much that she is Im itating ns, to the great despair of platonic lover* of tho gocsl old day*. Yct, Europa b becoming Americanised. —Henry Haynie In.New Orleans Picayune »*’! suppose you ro>w-t some queer custom­ ers?’’ I recently naked of a bright salesman In une of the largo New York book Rtores. “Indeed we do." he rejoined, "aud my exfierienco alone would fill a Ixiok of fifh It was only tho other day that n jidsn rushed in here In a dripping perspiration, and with nn intense, strained rxprewdon on hb; fnce—an expression that gave wny to one of despair as ho vxcblmed, ‘There, I knew it. My wife told me to get a took. My memn-y i* poor, but 1 thought I could remember the title. About half way here I felt it slipping, *.» I hurried fast; bur it is on use; it’s gone.' And all 1 could do for him wouldn’t bring it back Edward W. Bok's Letter. Mort-of the labor was done by Indians, chiefly wild ouea, except n few from the misaiou*. who spoke Spanish. The wild ones leanuxl Spanish ao far as they learned anything, that Iteing the language of the country. iuid every laxly had to learn some­ thing of it. The number of men einploycd by Sutter may be stated nt from 100 to fieo —the latter number nt harvest time Among them ware blacksmiths, carpenters, Unnem, gunsmiths, vaquoros. farmer*, gardener*, weavers (to weave coarse woolen blankets), hunters, sawyer* (to saw Jum her by hand, a custom known in England), sbrep herders, trappen. and. later, mill­ wright* and a distiller.—Gen. Bidwell in Century.* ■ There are 107 state, bank* in Michigan with total aueu of Sixtyserc-u of these un- saving* tonka with de­ posits of fcJSOOO.rXX). Oscar J. Friedman, of CBicagb, has been given judgment for (30,ODD against tbe Wabash aud Western railway for injuries retch«i in an accident which entirely dls~' ’ ’ by *---------------abled him paruijiUK ...A. ___________________ .. 1poaf_„. G. Lincoln liua boon nominated master at Cedar Hapids. In.; F. XL Cutch­ eon ar Fort land, Mich. ; E. W. Hammon at Appleton. Wte. and Thomas Diller nt Sterling aud T. *1. Buntaln at Mqmencc, Ills. By a collblon of t wo stock trains ou the Burlington tracks, just outside the city limit* uf Chicago. Thursday, It W.French, of Warren, 111*., aud IL S. Btout, of Kent, Ills., were kilierl. Two trainmeu were slightly injured. Mrs. Minnie Hesersert, of Dedbnm. Mrkd.. went to her mother’* home find saying: “Mofliw. I have conut home to die. Look nftei my Imby; it f» tx w bleeping," sank into her mother’s arms dead. She hod performed nil her household work be­ fore ridng to her mother, und had only A servant in the family o( Samuil Ward, uf Saginaw, Mich., mixed ‘•Rough ou Hut*” with tin- flour she put ou fi»h Wodnesdag, making the whole family deathly aipk. They will get. writ The mixing w*s done by accident. Th» Missouri legislKtnre was orgauixed in both houses by the Democrat Thurtrday. The National Bank of Hobart, N. Y., capital (M,(M), ho* been authorised to be­ gin IrtMiBeM. A chickeu rude from’ New York to Bridgeport, Coun.. the other elay on the pilot of a locomotive. Ch-tuvnt 11. Mtew, wholesale stationer. Philadelphia, n«»igm-<l Thursday. Liabilitira.t7l\0i>); asset.*, about lhe same. Tltiw prisoners cllmlted the walls of the penitentiary al Uolui'Abus O.. Thanflay, by means of a ladder and escaped. Arthur Milmoa.il Thursday signed pa­ pera with a" Detroit miiscum to fast for thirty days, taking nothing daring Ute time but water. Nineteen lending glnss Lableware tunmi-* factufer* ot Ohio, Penn*ylvonia uud West Virginia are said to have formed k com­ bination with the object of regulating production and prices. Owen Beau, au old Califonda iuiner, put giant |»owder near a ("tore in a cabin near hi* claim at Scratch (iravyl. Mont. Th*- stuff exploded and Bena’* body badly mutilated was found in the ruins of lhe house. . A solid llfll at snake* wa« unearthed in a cellar ext-axation. five feet tolow the sur face fit Millville Center, (Jfinb-.the other day. They were all alive, forty-five of them, and were killed a* they unwound theniwl ves. John SliiiK'tu, three sons aud Altair hou*ekeeper were arrested thirty miles north of 1 Detroit Thursday by American and Can­ adian oflieer*. A counterfeiting outfit and bushels of counterfeit American dol­ lar* were seised. Capt. C E. Dudley, of Darien. Wi<^ wa* taken pri-ouer during the war, and his swor 1 confiscated by t be‘ret**. “ The otbo day it was returutsl to him by the Coufederatr who captured him. The captain is now a resident of Trimble. Colo. Young Protest nuts <>f Montreal have made U a habit of taking their -tort girls to the Itemsu ' Catholic Church ot Jesus Sunday evenings to hear the tnuiiie. which I* of a high order. The rector has conse­ quently touts! nn edict requriug nn ad­ mission fee after «:!» p. rn.. of 8$ cents. The treasury depart un-nt k'rklay pur* chasedi'o-l.iXK) otutcxmof silver at fil.Ufi to fit.067. I Daniel V. Arqttiintou, n wealthy resi­ dent ot New York, blew out his brains Friday; Failures iu the United States for the week endeil Friday were J73. against 8T3 in the corrnqsindlug week of IKK). A Memphis jury gave W. iL Person* five years in the ftenilent iury Thursday. He had only murdered hi» wife. A St. - Louis man left hi* home in disgust tbe other day|tecau*e his wife wouldn’t 1 let him' bring home his paramour. Tbe rtjxllstics of the Paris morgue show that during tin- year 1800 IK)1 ImmUcs found their wny to that ghastly roceptachi. Profeasor Virchow, of Berlin, says that Koch's lyqnph in a breeder <»f baedlli, aud more dangerous to the patient than tbe disenxe. A Sicilian fJiooblUck, who hiul won 4.1MX) lire in u lottery, fell deal st Palermo. Italy. Friday, on reuei viug the new* of his good fortune. Andtyw Tutt, Mlrirnd Muludl mid Georgtj Rusnock, three Hun* who were implicated in the riot a few day* ago at Carnegie's works at Hi. ddock, Pn.. were beta Sat unlay fur the murder of Michael Quinn, one ot the victims of the rim. Al­ together twentjxme Huns were held un cording to nn irfturviewfir. is a HtUe wren, which files about hb> room and oat« out of bM baud. Mike Bum. » Polish coal miner at Pana] 111m.. pointed a shotgun iu fun at ilia wife, and nh she jtnbbed the barrel tbe gun was accidentally discharged. kHUng her instoutly. i Emperor William is pushing* neberoe for Kuropc.m diaarmatnetit, and Franco* * Joaeph of Austria is bnckiug the Idea. ‘ A cable train on the south aide at Chi­ cago Sunday rau iuto a hearx contain­ ing the body of a little child and the coffin wa* thrown out, but recn|M*d being broken to (liecrs in Home inexplicable manner. ; It. la charged that the Harper hempitai at Detroit is mnklng i» buainess of provid­ ing directing room*! with corpses. L : A SxviM domestic Iu the family of J. K. ' Lynch, of Alameda, Cal., slipcovered the bouse to be on tire while the family was asleep. She waked them all, jmd thereby saved their live* and then lo*t her own by foolishly rualiing back into the house to j obtain her clothes. 1 An avalahebu of snow has fallen upon Livuo, a town In-BoanU. Many house* were burled. Seventeen bodies hare alj ready been taken from beneath the mow I and it b< feared that many others luive • perished. i The protest again«t the seating of Sena­ ' tor Dubois, of Idaho, presented in the United dtnttw senate Saturday, was signed I by fifteen Republicans and eight Demo■ crate. The Republicans had. voted for an­ ' other man. William .1. Bennett, of Brooklyn, N. Y., I has lawn sued by .William Young of t he ' saroo city lor alienating the affection* of | Young's wife. The plaintiff wants C50,| 000 as a plaster for the wound to his do­ ' mestie honor. All the mem’.ieraof the Danbury, Conn., ' fire dnpUrtmeat bavu sent" In their reaignation* Iwcbumi the city council, after adopting a resolution Increasing their pay, reeonsl'tercd the action and rejected the resolution on a secund vote. The building in Chicago occupied as winter quarters by Efauch's circua was du strayed by fire Monduy. Sixteen bonus were roasted alive, and Sappho, a trick tuiree; for whose rescue Mr. French offered #111,00), was found unhurt in the cellar after tbe lire. Mrs. Mary Wagner, of Chicago, was bitten by a mad dog n few week* ago and terribly lacerated about the face. Monday abtt died niter three days of mast frightful agony, during which two policemen were d.-taned to hold her in her paroxysms. Sue irequently begge<{ her attendauXK to 1 kill her. . Eleven - million acres of Lind in ths United States nrv owned by British sub­ jects. Mrs. Rachel St ill wagon, the oldest pera»m on Long Inland, died Monday, ugvd lift years. It ha*- been discovered that State Treas­ urer Woodruff, of Arkansan, is short about »WO,UOO. . i Arthur Milmvan. of Jh-trotl, began a thirty-dny fast in that city. Monday. He t» to live utt Croton water. ; Tue su*iH-nsion of E. Hnmbostle, a prominent trader, was announced ou the New York Stock exebang Monday. The Robert’s Iron works, at Cam bridge­ port. Ma*., were damaged by fire Munday to the extent of yfiu.DM Insurance, 327, (Mt . ‘ Senator Vance ha- l>ecn unanimously renominated for the United States senate by tii»- L'emocrnls of the North Carolina l»“gi*lature. A woman was held up and roblied by thievre nt' a cbnrch In Chicago Sunday nigiit. Twenty-seven similar cases have betm reported from the aamc church within a week. Rve persons have mysteriously disap­ peared iu the vicinity of-Reading, Pu,. within the post month. In two ca-us elopement is susj»eet«‘d, but in'the other three, -ill women; there is no explanation. World** l air Lc<i»latiuin. WA.WI3GTUX errr, Jan. Id—Tbe report of the bouse World's fair committee is nearly ready. It will rvcoranu-nd that fewt-r .tad smaller salaries be (mid. and it will niso urge that legislation be adopted giving the main control of affairs tn the local commission and curtailing the pow­ ers of the national commission. Distress the bowel-. Dyspep« After «* ««t we.3 of i» _ .. Eating reaufre* atl aad B remedy like IS tones tho stomach, regulate* tho Jon. create* a good apgi-u petite, banlihra headache, and refreshes the mlrnf. MOaoacn® Bad but little appetite, and wtot X did Mt Hea~tdM:rw"1 me, ar «d nearc xfter j DU m would have » fam: or tired, anyone fueling Jp.though I tad uct eaten, anything. My troaka was aggravated vf myburtneM, printing. Last spring I took fluod’a BarWMr nparfRa, ^kh did mo an Stomach appetite, r.nd my food relisted and rsflirttoA the crarluR I had previously eijierlcneed." Gboagb A. Pack, Watertown; Masi Hood’s Sarsaparilla Bold by all .trujjios. fl, six for ga. Prepared cmJy by 0.1. HOOD ft CO , A pothecarire, Lowell. Maae. loo Doses Ono Dollar NOTICE FOR HEARING CLAIMS. State of Michigan.County of llarry-ss. Notice la hereby given, Chat by au order of tbe probate court for the county of Barry, mate on Ute 2SUi dav of Noremlrnr. A. D. 18X). six month* from that date were allowed for credllore to prtM*ut their claims ugalust the olate of George Slnpenu. Ute of said .county. de~ probiite court. Mt Hie probate office. Iu lhe citv of Hasting*, for examination aud allowance. on or before the Mth day of May. WM. next, mid that such claim* a It! l-e bran! t>efi»re Mid court on Friday, the STtli day of February, and ou •»•!..__ .1 ... ..t «»,« mA daw. t Dated November 2*U1. A. D. IbflO- Ckab. W. ABMSTKOKC, County of Barry, holden al the i'rohalr OfBce la the city ut Has lings, Iu said county. <m HetNi*day. the hnl dav of Jiumary, in the year oiua thousand eight hundred and ninety one. ■ Present, Charles W. Armstrong. Judge of Probate. . ■ , Iu the matter of the estate of Georgo Moore. dconoMMl Ou reading ami filing the pelltlob duly verified of Lewi* B. Barber, brother lu-law of sold de­ ceased, praying Hint txlniniihtraUdii uf saM estate may be granted to George WlilUey or sumo other suitable person. Thereupon it la ordered, that Tbnreday. tbe 3th day ul February, A. 1). lA^l.at ten o'clock tn tho forenoon, bo assigned lor the bearing off said petition, and that the heirs at law of s«M deceased and all other jmhuus Interested In sakl estate, are required to appear nt a *e«aloti at said court then to tm Holden at the Probate Office, tn Um city of Hartings, tn said county, and show cauw. If any there be, why theprayor of the pe:ltloi»er may not be granted. And it is further ordered, that said petitioner give noUce to tbe |»er>oiis interested In said estate, of tbe pendency of said prtitioo. and thu bearing tnereof by causing a copy of this order to bo pui.lb iiiMl |n tin HaidmgB Baxxku. a newspa­ per printed and .circulated in said county of Barry, once In each week for three successive weeks previoiui to said day ol bearing. ' CitARLKS W. AKMHTHONG. Introscopy.] Judge of Probate. PROBATE ORDER. State of Michigan, County of Barry—m. At a session of Hie Probate Court fur Um County of Barry, holden at tbe Probate Offire, In tlih city of flnsUng*, tn wud county, ou Tucsiuy tbe30lh day of December. Hi tbe year one thousand eight hundred and nicety. Pretent, Charles W.. Annf.troug, Judge of Probate. In the matter of the estate of Geo. X Mo* Dowell, a minor. Ou reading and tUing the petition,dub veri­ fied, at Je’se Townsend, guardian ofaatd minor. pra/tOg for reasons therein wt forth that he may be Ikensed to morfiptcv the real estate of Mid minor. In said petition described. Tli«yut>o!i It Ik ordered, that TnoHday the 'JiibdayofJanuary. A. D. ifwi. at ten o’clock in the forebnon. lx* assigned for tbe bearing at MM petition, and that the next of klu of said minor and oil other persons interested tn said estate, are required to appear at a session of said court, then to b<- hoUIrn at the 1’rofiaM office, in the city of Hastings, In said county, and show cause. If any there i>e. why Um prayer of the petitioner may not be gnti'tad. And it is further ordered, that said petitioner gire notice to the persons Interested tn eaid esUle, of the pendency of said petltioa, and the hear Ing tborcof by causing a copy of this order to be j>uMlsl»ed In tbe Hasti.xgm Bankjck a m-wapaper printed and cireulaled In said County uf Barry once In each week for three successive weeks previous to said day of hearing CHablks W. AKMSTBOXU, Judge of Probate. [ A tnie copy.] I HE MARKETS. Tltr towd of trad** quothCorm to-day were «• f>»duw:.: Wbvab—No. - January. "pound WQc. closed Wftc; May, opemod >-loeod Wfc, ctoad «Hc; Jun.-, opened 45S*- chord Pork-Junuarj*. opened $ A33. closed 510,3); February, opened and dnand fUl-’B; May. upenod 811.(4 closed 8ll..<e& LordFebruary. a । Mined cloeed Si.Hu. • Union Stoci yards: nogs- Market opened grade. £J.X<£3.a); rough packing, S3.4fta.X3i); mixed. SAJOfeW; heavy larcktug and ship­ ping lota S3.finjtJ.7r pi^ UffivtaJ 33. Produce: Butter-Fancy fuqwauu. ST^SJe: dturux*. finest fresh. l*@®e; packing stuck. 10 t hrwe.-! pOulh-y—Chickstm, jier lb; aawe- Hebron. ®%*0c; Puerto*. unddfe: Bur banka HSfttiJc. Sweet potatoes-Jerseya $8.73 fctu. per bld: Illinois, 13JDMS. AppicsOuoklng. S3.«Qt4 to per bbt; eating. S*.u j.’»•>); Michigan eboico. J3 7!kjH'*>Bn*jm corn—Hurt i-rjfin per lb; whiak brush. SQf-; green, arif-wee-king. 4-X&-; inside aud coven, a$fc; common brush, crooked, iff3J>|c. D«la:ill having been made In the emulltinea of a certain ruortcage nude bv Junes M. Coto and A.C'nlr. fils wife. To John R. Bannon, dated FehrurtT Hth. A. D. ITO3. and necord-nt In ihe nffiee of I lie Regltter of Deed*, for Che County at Barry, and state of MictiKan. on the 21st dsv of l-'ebrasry. A. D. IM1. In Uber is 01 mortiawM, on pace wo. Said iMortewRe was assigned July 23d. 1SK7. U> loel bt. John, and srtd asrignmMt duly recorded bi the office of tbe Regtaler of Deeds for Karn' County. In liber -Tof murtgMM? on ouee 23C. and the aauit was again *udgnM b> Joel Bl. John to-Harry A Downing. N<WMMber Htb. bro. and said awignnmnt recorded In tbe office of tbs Register t* Deeds In and tor Barry County. Iu liber X of mortxages on page K>7. On wblch mortxage there is claimed tobr due at the dale of this notice the sum ofsixtyOvc dollar* aud thirty-tws rents, and au axtori>e»’« fre of twenty-five dollars peuvhi rf for in Mid mortuMr. unit no salt or proreed!::* al law haiing been instituted to recover the rnooet* secured l»y said mortftage. or any ;>nrt thereof. Now. i heretore, by virtue of tbe power of salo contained In said mortgage, aud the statute la sueh case made and provided, notice Is hereby riven tnai on Baturdav, Um <th day of April, A. 1) 0'31. al ten o’clock in tbe furetmon. 1 ahull sell Kt imblic aueltuu to the highest bidder, M. the north front diw of the court bouse in the rtty of Hastinru (that bring tho place where the Circuit Court loe Barry County is holdtonk the tircm'ws described in said mortgaxn or a» much Hereof m may be necessary to pay th* amount due on said mortpgv with seven per cent. IntAxr.t, and ail legal easts, lageiher with sn attorney’., fee of tsenty-firedcliars cuvrnantrl for tlmrem. th- t>remi*>e» i'e'-hg ilmmi-cd In u?Mi ^JStMh * Michigan, known aud described u tedeas. to trit: Comnmnr-ing at tt:n quarter pent on tuiulb side of Mcttoo .16 running n«wtb on aaM quarter Hue ou-balf mile, iheuee ww*i<K>rtecM ’ rod*, tbeu’-c south one-half mile, themm cost Teat of a ICubbcr Coat. K» forty rod* to piare of besbiolng. All oe Me­ Rubber coat* are often coud'-mned *■»». ...JU llon thirty-*tx. uiwn «. a.irtti of raagt «cr«n Wbret-No. 2*r«d winter carik fl.nt^il.ue; wrot. contahilug forty (U) ot mnd nwm cause they are found damp on lhe inside after wearing. A little experimenting will The JJ:ri»t Ix'twevn Dempsey and Fit?.- do January. 31-<Dhi: do May. tl.0ii<; do July. oriesit. Basic. « Dovxijmi. show tlmt this occurs us often on dry days aimmote.. which take- place Wwluexlay, b , WMC. Ocm-No. j mUed <aah. orpto; do January. Mfc; <k $Uy. tUhr TUta-Dull; No. a* on wet days.' A reliable test for a coat lhe alrtorbing topic in sporting cfrcics 2 mixed cash. Smith » do January, is to place it over an empty pn.il and poura Both men are in llrst-cla-s condition, and gallon of water on tbe rubber aide. In a the mill, promise* to be kb event in pugilis­ waterproof garment no moibtnre will ap­ tic hhnoty. Letting tavern Dempsey. HREBIFF’S SALK. Live Btoak: ('attic - Trading nainrataly artpear on the ottor side.—New York Com­ The Iwte JuatieeJdrvens, of Mtmachuhh, hat prices MI off lie > IDO Boon all grwisa: mercial Advertiser. settA. was burled at Boston Saturday. The prrjrcrt to host native steer*. $4. !(!#&&) p W> arrvitro were held al Trinity Episcopal l>s; bulb an I dry- row*. Stoep and church, and were very largely attended by temlts-Ma ketdnllat a d-cBneof Uc $1 t>; A toy "wJiKcd” a man in ’ iJrerpacl, En the prominent men of the state. d.-aep. Stftr^TJ. * NO IM; Uanba $6.'JDfcrt». glnad, nnd the umn cuffed hlxenrs. Two An unfii:i-bed hotel at Monmouth Park, B«*>» - N-mmal’y steady ; Im* hugs. K.&&4JB days later tbe toy died, and the suffer be­ N. J., wax blown to piece* by tha wind ¥ It*) » a. ing a’ rich man was sued for $50,000 dam­ Sunday. FJO.iXX). ages. it took him only one w •.«» secure Governor-El< ct Buchanan, of Tennatece, Wteat-Lower and active: evidence that the toy died f. j..i irrfng run bcliag innwlf aggrieved by certain Mateuvar by a vehicle on the st a - Detroit mrnte nuributMl to him by a Chat­ nah Me; May. a^c. Orta-Flnu; Free Press. ' . tanooga paper, refused <o be interviewed I: May. «fc lid. Ouv««e«jSunday liy n ivprrocnttiti'-e. of the paper, and “ firad" the bitter out uf h» room at Ms'*. !.ingwe»lsJe—Such u churning hm»band an Mrs. Von Pickel ho*-' S.< tender, Tne Afro-Aineffean league of MilwaiiMr fzmgivedtle—q litouautral. It would maxi * rhiaocero* tender to lx> kept in hot Law hall, which b a favorite reoort of tbe elite of that city, why said proprietore rewaui for ten j-nara—Htxaburg Bulletin. �Hastings Banner^ Hastings. TUnraday, Jan. 15. 18>L MARSHALL L.COOK.Bdnar. m HASTfNu*. MICH., rorroFFKac. augvst 14. IMw. editorial notes. ■ The folly ot our farmers depending upon foreign market* ought to become ctatr to any one who will give a few ralwute* thought to the following forcefnl demonstration of hotv Rmvlau wheat ha* Irmlstlbly crowded Awriean wheal and flour out Of tile * markets of the world." Botwltbvtaiicling the low price at which they have been offered: 8hare of Usrtxla and the tuUed States In Sup­ plying Wheat and flour to tim DalleJ Klngdoni «ince «*»#. “ Prn-emxae percentage lVr>**ma«e supplied by surplle- by the Kus«tu V nited States. 1X01. I5.SI. So far ax it Is possible to prove anything by facts and flgufes, thb table demonstratee that cur foreign market is steadily diminishing, and tliat Russia is taking our place. It is remarkable how uniformly Km<t>ia'* share lias inrrea.M-d as our shlp- meuis have dwreas<-d. Iu 1880 we su|x piled 05.42 jxv cent of the English iinports. and Russia only 4.38. The next year our share dropped to 04.05: Russia row to 5.75. The following year we drop­ ped to 55.7*3; Russia went up to 12.01. At the end of another year we had fallen to 47.57; Rusala hail risen to 15.91. In 1884 we rase again and reached 53.74. and. behold: Russia went down to 8.54. In 1885, however, we went down again to 47.98. and. as might be expected, Russia rose accordingly to 14.80. The next year we reached 59.17: Russia went, down to 5.89. The following year is the only aj»parent exception to the law, our share aligfctly Thing, aroompnnylng a slight rise In Russia's share also. But tlx* next two years show.its operation moat plainly, our share falling from 0i.«5 to 38.70 the fol­ lowing year and to 38.45 the year after, while the Russians’ share roec from 7.09 to 37.73 the next year, and to 98.09 the next—that is. in 1889. Tire ruinous pricre at Which our wheat was offered during these years, white our share ki British Imports of wheat and flour was steadily falling from 05.43 to 38.45 per cent., and Russia's share rising from 4.83 to 28.UP per cent, should im­ press upon our farmers the hopelessness of ioekini* for relief from their difficulties iu a oontiuuation uf such grinding com­ petition. Nor should anyone neglect to read another leruwn conveyed iu the figores. which teai'bes the utter absurdity <g lhe theory that our shipments of wheat to England have been curtailed because we have nut purchased more liberally from JCngland. The fact is that a nation which strictly enforces a much higher, an almost prahibiuiry tariff, and purchases of Englaad only a sixth ax much as she sells to — ——- .t>ort. tbe value of our foreign cocimerce, inclndtag imparts and exports, was ftl.758,587,945 M Mfldnst gl,*82,3S8,58»In 1889. an increase of ®176,19«,419. Tbe Increase o’ exports of mercbandiae alom* Increase of total imports and exports of the United Kingdom of (treat Britain w«* 93 per rent, while in the United States It was lift. Krom 18«0 to 1875 the increase of foreign trade in the Unital Kingdom wm 45 per rent, while In tbe I nited States It was 83 per rent. (Tbl« was during toe period of the civil war.) From 1870 to 1888 the increase of the United Kingdom was '35 per cent, and In the United States 54 per rent. During the years 1850 to 1889. a period of 89 yeans, the increase of the total Imports and exports of (.rent Britain was 283 per rent while to the United States it was 403 |x*r rent These figures taken from the official report of the chief ot the bureau of statistic are absolutely correct and show conclusively that the United States with her policy <>f protection has Increased h<*r foreign trade by a larger |x.*n*cntage than has Great Britain. This ta a complete answer to the Patriot's charge thnl_ protection destroys foreign commerjpc.—Kai. T»h*graph. Not one word did Gov. Winans say In favor uf any kind ot restrictive legislation tor the government of the saloons. He ignored the whole subject just as if It were not one of the most vital and vitally Important of this age Mid generation. This studied silence is perhaps the price l>aid for saloon support. Be that as it may; the people are thinking on this sub­ ject, ami some day they are going to art. We very much doubt If tbe right of any good citizen to purchase liquor, under proper restrictions, will ever be taken away, so long as his drinking does not interfere with Ids obedience to law and the maintenance of his family. But the saloon as we know iL with Ito treating, its brawls. Its defiance of law, its. domineer­ ing in politics, its general cusaednesa, will have to "go." And Guv. Winans’ silence will not stem the tide that is being arrayed against It, nor will good eitizena everywhere In Michigan cease to feel that the saloon is a curse and nuisance because our governor turned a blind eye upon this nursery of crime and pauperism. The selection of officers for both . branches of the democratic state legisla­ ture Is proof that the democrats have bagged their allies, the Patrons of Industry. Richardson, the I’, of 1. speaker was thrown overboard, while DfLand, the 1’. of I. candidate tor secretary of th? senate, was also passed Uy. In the latter body, where the patrons hold the balance of power, * lhe democrats were forced to make a truce, but they made It very shrewdly and satisfied the P. of I. members by awarding to their friends four or five minor offices and reserving for thcmaelvea the lion’s share. The people are begin­ ning to wake up to the fact that the demo­ crats are simply using lhe 1*. of I. to further their own interests. It looks ns though tliat organization would cut little or no figure at Lansing tills winter.—Kai. Telegraph. History repeata itself. The blow, bluster and bluff of the southern states. over the ••vloturc'.’xule and lhe passage of the federal elections bill, is the same measure adopted by them to prevent the enactments legislation that did not suit them before the war. it succeeded then for many a year, aud It will succeed now. The North will submit to the bluff now, as Ragland, has been steadily forcing our it did so tong before the war, fur the back­ wheat out of the Liverpool market.— bone of coogreMlonal republicanism is Eoooomwt. very weak.—F.x. Within a few years there ha* sprung up in England a powerful sentiment against tbe free-trade system that has ground down *he workers of that country for forty years, and It Is exhibiting Itself In the tuoB of a political party or league called “fair traders." Thia party has Its printed organ sand i»> branches In every consider­ able town hi England, and It uumlwrs aasang iu w«nl»ers a very large portion of the intelligent agriculturists, artisans, and The Christion Union In a finely written rontnu: of the political situation sum­ marizes by saying that the logical nominees for 1893, to lie consistent with present conditions, should be l^aine on a platform ot protection to American Industrial with reciprocity with all nations of the two Americas, including the Canadian prov­ inces,. and^UlevelaiMl on a tariff for rev­ en be only platform.-* The closing quotations for middling working people, its alm Is protection ot M markeu by imperial federation of tbe sjrot cotton. 64x04 and 50x00 cloths, December. 27, in the three years as fol­ boone government with all ito colonies, and tbe ImpuaiUou of tariff duties upon the lows: 1888 188V 1890 •MBpeUug products of all other coontries. Extra 04x04 clothe. .8 15-lOc. 3 v-lflc. 3c. At the annual meeting ot the Bristol 50x00 cloths................ 3 9-lfic. 3>fe.SL9c. bHMrti of ibe fair-trade league, held last Middling cotton, spots 9h'c. 1014 c. 9 8-17c. wwek, tbe wpurt of tbe pmeral secretary, —Dry (teods Chronicle, Jan. 8, *91. which w» read and unanimously adopted. It Is evident that tbe democrats In lhe eMrtataed tbe tallowing tdgnlficant parawhich weeommend to the careful ' senate at Iaii^Iiik think they need just one more vote to give them a safe working etmaidcratirin of our democratic friends. majority in that bpdy. Hence tbe protest the United titatr'i McKinley tariff bill la against the seating of Senator ^fors&fRep.) certain tu greatly damage many of our In- of Alpena, whom of course they will try to make out was not legally elected. It •MB that more British capital than ever will find Ata way Into American Industries. looks like a put up job with a very large Tbe MeKtotey bill is simply tbe result or Minister purpose in 1L—Ex. mfcnw of the last getieraUoat of protic Gov. Winans wants the State board of Mm in Um Catted States, aod la deliberatehealth abolished. If there is any ex­ travagance In tbe management of this ■wd other Americaa govenimenu for Mdproetty. Tbe leader -f tbe federal up- board, that should be abolished. But it psattioa to Canada has already declared looks to us as though it was mighty poor the chief plank of toe Canadian economy to wipe out a board whose alm. purpose and work has been to'Improve the ■■■. I 1,1 -ton tot Cited sanitary condition of tbe people. Editor of the Hastings Baxmkh: Will you allow me spare tn tbe Bakxkii U> give a brief history of one of the moat noted planar fanfllire of Barry Co. I allude to the family of Judge Isaac Otis •»*" "­ moved from Central. and settled tn the township of Prairieville. Harry Ou.. In the year 1835. At that time then? were but few settle™, land wm cheap and from his business habits he acquired several hundred acres of land, took an acUte part in shaping toe early political affaire of the county. Was elected several times super­ visor nud obtained toe prefix to his name of judge by being elected judge of the Probate court of the county. By an ac­ cident ou his farm be lost hh life and died hi tbe year 1853. leaving i! wife and eleven children for her to bring up and educate. How well Mrs. Otis performed her task the sequel of this paper will tell. The writer ventures the opinion If you ask any of the family who have risen to eminwire tn their chosen profession to whom they give the credit, the response will be, "To my mother in our early Christian training." Yes, Heaven Is full of Just such mothers. Mrs. Otis wm of Puritan stock, and a woman of more limn ordinary forre of character, left at an early day to the care of a large family of boys and girls. It was the common remark of the neighbors that the children recognized her as the head, and as one after another finished bls education and left the homestead to do battle In life’s Journey, the next eldest as­ sumed the care of the farm. Mrs. Otis died In 1883. mourned by a large family of children andAd neighbors. For the bene­ fit of the many pioneer readers of the Bannki; the writer will give a short sketch of the family and residence of tboae tliat are living, commencing with the oldest. The family consisted of eleven children, eight boys and three girls. Of the eight boys six were graduates of our State Uni­ versity. Five of them were lawyers, three of them have been Judges of circuit courts, one was a Presbyterian minister and one had tbe honor of receiving the nomination for governor of Minnesota. Judge Alfred (I. Otis resides at Atchi­ son, Kansas, and has been judge of the circuit court four years. Judge George L Otis was a prominent lawyer of St Paul. Minn., and was the democratic nominee for governor in 1880. Die I In 1883 at his home In St. Paul. Mary tbe eldest daughter remained with her mother until her mother’s death. Tlx*n went with her youngest sister (Lillian) on account ut her failing health to Marietta. Georgia. lout spring she came north to Chicago to remain with her brother Ephraim's children whilst he made the tour of Europe. She died In Chicago the 25th of last August, and her remains were brought to Richland where abv sleeps beside her tatoej* and mother. Judge Ephraim A.- Otis reside* at Chicago, where he is a prominent lawer. Saw service in our late war, and nt Its close ssttlrd In Nashville. Tenn., and wm elected chancellor of the state. At tho close of his term (toe climate being a little warm) he returned to Chicago as his future home. Ixmisr, the second daughter, lias spent much of her time as a teacher In onr high schools of the state, but at present Is owilh her sister in Georgia. Newton after graduating at onr Uni­ versity attended a theological school In Brooklyn, N. Y., to perfect his studies a* a Presbyterion minister, and had gained prominence in hi* profession, but that fell destrojer consumption compelled him, through the advice of his physician, to seek a dryer climate, and went to Colorado where he died In 1880. Curtis, the peer of them all. remained on the farm until hlx falling health compelled him to leave it, and went to Kalamazoo where he died with consumption about the muk* time as bis brother Newton. In 1880. Curtis had a love for Sunday school work, wm a favorite amongst hla host ot friends and died with bis Christian armor' on. Judge Charles E. Otis after graduating went to LaPorte, Ind., when- he filled the position of superintendent of schools for two years. In the year 1871 he went to St. Paul, and entered the office uf his brother, (tea L. Otis, where he studied law. On hi* admission to’ the bar he be­ came his brother's partner, and on the latter’s death the Ann was re-organlzed by toe admixsldh of his brother Arthur G. Otis, who had studied law with his brother E. A. Otis, of Chicago, and wm admitted to the bar, and the firm of C. E. A A. G. oils lx continued at this writing. On the 28th of August. 1889, Charles E. was ap­ pointed by Gov. Merriam to toe judgeship ofthe district court of Ramsey Co., Minn., to fill the vacancy caused by the death of Judge Vilas. Stephen Otis Is a farmer by occupation, and at this time resides near Battle Creek, tills state. Lillian, the youngest member of the family by too close application to her studies before she graduated lost her health, and several years ago, to regain It. went to Georgia, when* she still remains filling up her time in literary work. Such lu brief is a erode history of a re­ markable family, held in high esteem by their many friends here. ’Dm* attachment', seems to be - mutual. For tbe younger members of tbe family. When business calls them enxL never let an occasion pass but they visit tbe old homestead and call on their many friends. I cannot let this occasion pax* without thanking Judge E. A., of Chicago, and Judge C. E. -and brother A. G. for more than a liberal dona­ tion at the time onr young people were building their M. E. chapel In sight of their old homestead. A. C. Towxr. Milo, Jan. 12th. 1891. Good sleighing at Cheboygan. Diphtheria Is epidemic at Holland. . Edmore's business interests are picking. up. A Marine City firm Is starting a 850.000( salt block. The largest drug manuiacsuring v»tabUshownt In the world Is located at De­ troit Joseph Wlhan, of GreenvUle. received tlOfl.TO for a load of potatoes tbe other■ day. . A better quality of tee is being'harvest­, ed at. Otsego this season tlian for two years past. F. R. PANCOAST, H1311X03. MICH. ^’ .“to^ work raauta , « •>» Urneher lu any pl«" '“J®** ■}*’ LSbJr tbe board, mu to reveal Mhool, one Ond, lhe Ixard. UWially »«d with ouUlno,. number work, UnCTaje work, « Tewherk, If you «“ «« mor? blackboard just make what you have. Hundreds of speckled trout are being caught through the tee al tbe mouth of Remember tbe next meeting of the th? river Jordan. association, Jan. 81. We are sure every­ A Mormon elder has started a paper at thing will be in readtotM thia time and and the the meeting « success In every­ East Jordan. It is called-Ui<- Herald' of way. The program Is about completed the Millenium. and Includes papers by Superintendents Traverse City will give a grand Masonic Sterling, of HasUngs, Baoon of Middle fair January 29 and 30, concluding with a ville and Mdaughllu of Nashville. • grand bolt Oceana county fruit men are not worry­ ing over lhe open winter. They antici­ pate a kikmI crop anyway. There ten movement on toot at Cheboy­ gan to start a stock company for the man­ ufacture of hardwood artlclea. dcorgc Kimball, a young boy. was caught in the act of tlll-tapping al Finch’s store In Saranac, tbe other day. Rabbits are being killed by the hundred all over tbe Stole, and yet there is no jxtrceptible decrease In the supply. , A class of nine will graduate from the training school for nurses at Grace iiospltol, Detroit, to-day. Homeopathic. General Cutebeon will remove to Minne­ apolis after the close of the present wsalon of Congress and engage In th? practice of law. Miss Minnie Stilwell, tbe woman who wax shot by Lewis Scott, at Kalamazoo, has nearly recovered. At one time her In­ juries wen* supposed to lx* fatal. The home of Jonathan Bibbs, of Ypsi­ lanti, was burned Friday night. This Is the fourth time Bruddcr Bibbs' house has burned within the last fitted, years. Mrs. Chandler, th? widow of Zncbariah Chandler, the famous Michigan Senator, Is erecting a beautiful house in Washing­ ton. Ito walls are of pink yellow brick, with trimmings of gray yellow Mon?. Moses Kingsley, of Kalamazoo, a pioneer of Southern Michigan, died. Friday morn­ ing. aged 80 years. He had been maxgied three times, and was tbe father of thirteen children, nine of whom are living. Dirty Class hotties can be cleansed with crushed egg shells. Klee, boiled vexy dry, or bettor steamed. Is acceptably served with fish instead of potatoes. . A sprained ankle has been rural in a few hours by showering It with hot water, ponred from a height of a few feet. The best’ way to shrink wool goods Is to ring a sheet out in cold water, spread the cloth on it and roll them together. With plenty of common washing soda and tilling water, the pipe* in a bouse can be kept clean and pun* by a weekly rinsing down. When ink is spilled on a carpet, throw a quantity of salt on It, which will quickly absorb the Ink. Sweep up, pul on more mH, and keep repealing, rubbing the salt well In till the stain b gone. Valuable furniture may be disinfected by exposure to fresh air for at leant a month. Carpets, curtains and furniture are l>est removed fr<nu the sick room at the outbreak of disease, only such of them being retained as can lx* easily disinfected. A delicious orange pie is made thus: Mix a tablespomful of com starch with a little cold water, and put It into a cup ot boUiug water until It thickens. When cold add the jalce of one sour orange, a little of the grated peel of a aweet one, and the yolks of two eggs. Bake with one crust in a slow oven. When dome beat the whites ot the eggs with a spoonful of sugar Io stiff froth, spread it on the pie and tirown slightly in the oven. 5CHOOL COLUMN. NOTICE OF LKTHNG DRAIM CONTRACT. T,?.oUee »”“• “ta» 1. (tea. A. Dtlleobeck, Drahi Commhlourr of tbe County of Barry' Stale at Michigan, will oa tbe 23rd of January, A; D. 1MU. at lhe Below are given some of the questions day locatlou of tbedraln tu the lowDablu used at the monthly examination iu district Carlton at io oelock In tbe fore­ No. 10, Carlton. John G. Nagier, teacher. noon of that day. proceed to receive blds for the coostroctton ot a certain drain, known as the HKAUMAIk "TH (.KAK. Burti drain located and established In tbe said L Why do you study grammar? township of Carlton, and deMtfbed aa toltowx. 3. Write five sentences each containing to-wit: a proper noun. 3. Write five sentences with compound subjects. 4. Write fire sentence* with compound predicates. 5. Diagram (a) The pitch of the decn-re r «0 ft. thence 4to, musical note depends upon tlie rapidity of degrees I hence u d»rn*se l»ft.ttwneoffift.all oo land pt W. vibration, (b) The breezy morning died JI and 1. R Burd equaling 3K ft. Thence e » Into silent noon. ft. thence n sis ft. equaling xm ft on laud of J. M Rogers tn limits of highway, thence n t."4 ft, 8. What is an adverb? , tlienre n its degrees e 4M ft thenee u TS* 7. Diagram: Long, pions pilgrimages decrees n lsu fi n a-. n .. are made to Mecca. 8. Write five sentences each containing one of the following words: Autumn, ft n ctw building, quick, uncertain. cxa*llenL 9. How shall 1 and (). every proper name, and the first word of every complete tbeuev n a» ft n Mi, degretm e 5i« it euttatiug sentence be written? 10. Name two places where periods should be used. Bald job wil) be let by xeeilcMiM or divisions, nvn. GOTEBNMXXT. 7th grapk. toe ootlri of she drain wilt ba let I. Before a state can be admitted Into nrw. and tbe romatatng sreUons tn tbelr order n? whh So­ the Union, what must It do? on nie with the other paper* penatuins a> said • 3. Who Is the executive offioer of (a) drain, and blds will be trade aud received mstate, (b) county, (c) city, (d) village, (el ydlnxlv. Oantractx win made wr.n the lowe»t rrsjKMtsIbie bidder gtrtng adequate adtownship? ‘‘urily for Che performance o( the work,Ina 3. What Is the salary of Michigan’s »ora to be fixed by me. The due foe tbe governor? 4. Name six State officers. 5. For how long a term Is the Probate ,’rh<Trl’)r r“toer given, that on to-vrlt: Judge elected? B. Who constitutes the legislative de- a. -iwi. the at'essuurrt of beuefita msdr b» me subject to review purtment hi a county? 71>*t *ur.u aa-esxtuetit nt benefit* la made as a 7. Name twq township officers tliat are baalx fur taxation, to accoidance wllb the nm. ritions of tbe atMutes; and tba foUawSmr elected for two years. drarriherf psreeh of laud wilt be aaseaaad by 8. What are the duties of a township me for beoefita. and will tm Mihject to taxation S^’Sdd?-’^ benrni-,or U*“ur treasurer? 9. What office™ In a township constltute tbe Judicial department? 10. What Is the instrument called under which a city or village is Incorporated? Hastings, Mich. bo political party Jewelry. STEKETEE’S OtfOLERA IMPROVED hod Ghoiera Cure. HOU CHOLEBA, and PIN WORMS IN HORSES. HrNDBEDB OF THEM. For sole tti Haattngt by IF. H. GOODYEAR, DruggUt. TO FARMERS MichiganFarmer BUSINESS PAPER FOR PARERS! hr Uh hraer, Ue St«t lr«<*r, be hirjau uf Uh HwtinUtriit. GIBBONS BEOTHKRS, PaWiahsrx. DETROIT, MI CM. MORTGAGE SALE. , Drtanlt bavins been made for mvre than thirty day* In the paymeat ot Interest overdue and payMile on m mortgage dat-d JuDe 4th. 1W7, made by Cbauocy M. Brown and Mary A. Brown. I;l» wife, to Susaunab Hamn>otMl. and recorded Iu the office ot lhe Register of Deeds, for the <'oanty <X Barry, tn the Htote ot Mlcbltnn. on the lUsdav eg Jone. ISM. In liber 26ol inortwv-* oa |w ZMi. tor whlMi UrfanH the»a>J Buxannab tlamnitNid, by virtue of the right given her by said mortgaae Ims made the KhnU .T - and .1.4 hereby tuaKcs .1dm* st the date of this notice nine htibdnd auu five doitun ami forty three neats. (S80S.43), and no *nlt or proeecdlugs atlaw ksviaa been ln*tl tu.ed to recover tbe amount aaeurod by salt) mortgagr or any port thereof; hotioe H hereby given, that on Ksturday. the 11th day of April. 1*9 . at ieu o'clock la th? tore r°9?* •“wtii front door ot the Court house County of Barry, sad State of Michigan, sab! Court house being the building to which the Circuit Court for «ald County of Barry lx held, at public auction toU»? burliest bidder, the nreralstsa described tn said mortgage, or m> much thereof ax rnvy tie neresxary to oatiafy tbe amount due nn said martgagrmabove vtt forth, with toe tntereit toereun, and the <nmu. charges aud expenses allowed by taw and nrarMrd fur in said mortaage. Mtd. pretnlte* being situate lutite township of Irv tog, tn the rountv of Barry, and State of MHilF»‘i- and «twkeribed ax follow* to-wit. The south half ot the north east quarter ot aection twmtv one. in town tour rorth. range nlue wrat. “’.’’talnlng eurhty aerra ot land more or tow. • Datad, BaatiDM. Ml-h.. January IJU. l»l. BvaaxxAii Ham*oxi>. Mortgagee. AloxxoE. Kkxaxton. AttorneyforMortaaxr Set-W JVC1118 ENGINES, p* w&TI._ ____ , Improved Variable Friction Feed. A. B. FARQUHAR CO., York, Pa. Ul> ■m n.m,r> <J“QA- DIU.BXBSCK. Barry County Drain ComailMtoaer. PROBATE ORDER. X) of the Probate Ctocrt for the rry. hoMen at the Probate office in ' CHAKVERY ORDER. Already tin plate is manufactured In near Sir:—t am a little Kiel rtebt clrca1’*— Tlxe Lakeview Hotel, at St Joseph. Is' rjar, or a«e. 1 have a brother Um yelr, Sleb*»een\ ,Ch'<lU‘‘ FI,U’ this country. Just m good as tbe Imported to be enlarged. or w yd a alater. .be I, „r article, and with no inert*ase In former Marquette Presbyteriana want a larger : SoWaekool. 1 «u:dj Headit la only the capitalist newspapers of prices. The result of the establishment of church building. Ina. Snelling. Arithmetic. Wrltlnr. Geovtin-plate factories in the United States will MancheMer wants a canning and rapbr. and, laiiauife. I have twenty elrbt be cheaper tin plate. Just mark that pre ­ conalnv. my ■IHertroee to achool with me C‘*Dur rourmervial treaties with European evaporating factory. noMs, complalnaots, i™. 1% S' we all wwcra wfll termiaale In 1882. and already diction. Wood Is coming Into market quip, freely have a hair oT a wile to walk, there la A”™ G- Freeman. Elizabeth Freeman Ida Fteocr has appointed a spacial rommltter freeman, Sraulc G. Goodxear. George Banna The New York Sun declares that lhe at Schoolcraft. atnenletn wbolant that rente to thia ubool. A,,,dnw’ ■ n- ThlHIpJ^John w.' Farmers Alliance in the snath Is a demo­ From yoor friend Babrock. and Martta V. iiarkar. itefeudimt*. Itarge quantities of hard wood are iwiitg 3 ncntrals; m> that we may rest as> cratic movement within the denKcratic shipped at Baldwin. ULairre Uui.y. that the Ererrfh tariff will be rtlll ***5 « rr'-Leh willbertlll party. The man who cunnot measure the >U<*- nee. 19. isao. lx* Roy Odd Fellow* wit! give a grand M, a. *. imw ralwwl wm O yw, Mr. Andrus ball and supper Eebruary al Hastiuga. Mich ' Alitanre is either blind or will uu aw. Dem Sir: Urn a little boy nine years Berrien Springs will have a farmer*’ I Patriot aayt l to artoou:. 1 stud* KrtJuzg. wilt both be institute Fchroary 1? and 18. 1 v*’Htuig. Arttoujrtio, site • 1 **!P »y jjs do <:Jmre« at that it may im havg have tu ■. to be ~t,t enlarged. aud Morxau. From roar friend Mr*’ Wxou ®Ur»a _A . “Ur" from ,ro:n the tl“' East -»rd»n Cl.YPK D.WIXLS n BaxwS who i !,nterprw. aud W ill F. Mtmre aarnhs have euL mdll an-1 piled thinecn the bttdnetH and editorial nmiamTnrac ul la Clocks, , Wei tellers M to te * good WILLIS ROBISON PROBAIR ORDER. The fourth annual meeting of the Mich­ Stale of Michigan. County of Ita.i igan immufactiirem ot fruit good* will be At a xemloo of the Probate Court for held in tbe council room at Lansing Jan­ rouutv of Barry, bolden at the Probate Dffiee uary *31-32. An extensiye programme of tbe city of Hastings, tn aald county, on Wednes­ day Use I4tb day ot January, tn tbe year one papers and subjects tor discussion haft lx?en thousand eight hundred and ninety oae : loxued, and can be obtained by addressing Pre.«?ni. Charles W. Armstrong. Judge nt ProbsUe. Porter A. Wright, Austin. In U>e matter of the estate of John AltlxMwe, Roland Bohre a proiulsbig young artist deceaaed. On reMIng and filing the final account of of Graud Haven, aged *34, unit unmarried, Peter Airbouse. administrator said relate was drowned near the Detroit A- Milwau­ pray Inc that tbe same mav be heard, and allow­ kee railroad docks while skating Saturday. ed, ana ha be dliKlmrgod (rota ills said trust. Ttwreeuposi It Is ordered, that Frt4av. th? He was the main supt>ort of a widowed IJth day ut February, A. D„ Men. at tenu'dock and crippled mother. Tbe body was re­ In lhe forenoon, be auigued tor lhe hearing ot covered by members of the life-saving said petition, and that tiie i»cir* al law of said deceased and all other pe rsons I nterevted tn said crew. rotate, are required to appear at a session A factory is to be established oi» the lake ot said court then to t»e holdcn at the Probate front at St. Joseph for the purj>oee of Office, in the city of Bastings, In said county, and show cause. If any there be, why the pnyer manufacturing brick out of pure lieach of tbe petitioner mav not t»e graated. Aud It sand, which Is found In abundance same as Is furtiter ordered. That said itetliMtner guv no­ at many other lake porte. The sand Is ex­ tice to the persons Interested tn said estate, of tbe pendency ot raid petition, and the hearing posed to a chemical process, and the bricks thereof by causing a copy of this order to be are aubjected to au enormous pressure, published tn tbe Hasting* Baxnkb. a dcws;iswhich. It lx claimed, makes a very hand­ t*r printed and circulated in taid eoauty of some and durable building material, Sau- liarrv, ooce tn each week for three sucre**ire gatuek want* a ilmllnr Instltutidn. CrxiuiW. AavoraoMa. (A true copy.)___________ Judge of PraMau. B«kw »re given umpire or leneneee •ork. from dlelHel No. B, Unwind. Tneber. Cedell WhltrlrhL Tbe wrlUn, t« plain and good tn all tbe ample, ?“!“? ‘P”1110* "Mihail, the ehlet errant beikg In the use of capital!. Rutland Mich. Dec. 19, '90 air. Andrus, Watches. Armstrong. Judge of whatever in the ■Bd SKus*£wta: as5.*bKS SS5—■“** “* rnwwUTO, 111, OTdrrrt. Uu.t Thnrwuy. ibe dtxtrihutiuQ and as<u« UOl <Ur « y.lwuvr A. 1*. ual. al to, O'rtorkin *aM decr:«»e«l •t tlx* FrotMte otter. In Sheelty N! oonsty. sou s::<n» crux. 1( K»y »«■» not be granted. And ills tirtbcr ordered. .law prt.tl ..m-r efro to tht. p,r. I'T'.."'. ™ *'• ikiMJhIuc! wu ms- kcmiuk in rhe il.-ciinga ):mu: x �__ L Hastings Banner Hastings Thursday, Jun. 15. 1891. W. R. COOK. Local Editor. romm At tbe annual meeting of the stock­ PERSONAL MENTION. holders of tbe Shiawassee Savings society in Owosso last week E. O. Dewey was Ed Andrich returned from Galt Satorelected president. Tbe total assets of the ' society are $04,814.70 with over S57.325.0U day. loaned out. Thia society >'aa been largely Al Benkes was In Battle Creek last iustrumentnl In building up Owosso, and hundred* W the working men of tliat city F. G. Goodyear went to Grvtd Rapkls own thelrown bunx*. yesteraay. It looks now a» though there would be O. L Crook visited Jackson friends considerable railroad building to and from tills city I his year. We have been inform­ yesterday. ed that the Lowell A Hastings K. R. will be extended to this city aud beyond tills year, while the C. K. & S. will no doubt be extended also. The large amount of freight that is being shipped from this city no doubt accounts for this. . POWDER Absolutely Pure. Why fill a store with goods and tLrn keep dark about It? It coats money every day and every hour to carry a stock of goods. Let the public know what you have to sell. Interest the people—attract them—do not allow the people to forget you or your crowded shelves. Turn on the lights especially the brilliant, steady and far-reaching light of advertising.—Ex. One of the chances of a life time. A lecture at the Ut V. B. church, of Balti­ more, Jan. «0, at! p. m. by Bishop Becker. Subject, "Walks about Jerusalem, Bethany and Olivet,” tin-Bishop to.be arrayed in In oriental costume, and exhibit relics of Jdrn times. He ha- been over the ground twice, is one of the best oralunt of our Ornes. Come all. No admittance fee at the door. Services at the Presbyterian church Morning subject, Prosecutor Ixiwdeu was in Nashville Sunday. January 18. •‘The old and the new.” In the evening, lost week. the second of the Sunday evening dis­ Peter Covert has moved liack on bis i courses on astronomy namely, "The Sun.” farm lii Carlton. The young people's society of Christian John McElwain was In Nashville Mon­ Endeavor meets al the Presbyterian day on business. church on Sunday evening at fl o'clock. Mr. and Mrs. R.! Doyle were in Gbaud Topic. ••Wflen Is Christ precious tn yon?” Ephesians 2. 1-10. to be led by Maurice Rapids Tuesday. ■ Grigsby. . MIm Lillie West visited friends In Lake The C. I* S. C. meets Jan. 10 nt tbe Odetsa last week. htaiirof Mrs. L. E. Stauffer. The following Miss Minnie Coujt returned from Erie, Is the program: ■ •Peatu. last week. Roll cull with quotations from ShakeSpcrr. Royal Cronk, of Vermontville, was in ■ Outline History of England—Miss Sadie the city last week, j Roberts. Mrs. G. H. Bnaiki visited friends in From Chaucer to Tennyson—Prof. Ster­ Wayland last week. ling. Music—Miss Minnie Evans. N. A. Fuller will leave for California The English Constitution—Mrs. Clement the last of this week. Smith. County Clerk Brice iflxde a business trip What shall we do with our children?— to Nashville Tuesday. Mfas Minnie Evans. Reading, •Breaking of the Will.”—Miss Archie McCoy made ti business trip to Hallock. Grand Ilapld^ Munday. Questions from Chnutauquan—Clement Rev. Wm. Campbell anil wife were in Sn)ith. Grand Rapids Tuesday. Critic-Mrs. IL Bailey. OVERCOA 1 SLAUGHTERED! $3.50 7.00 12.00 15.00 16.50 18.00 20.00 Overcoats g° for Overcoats go for Overcoats go for Overcoats go for Overcoats go for Overcoats go for Overcoats go for The weekly visits of the Barker will this week cease to quite a number wboM A cream of tarter bnklu? pointer. Highest time expired January 1st There were 91)0 of all in IrareiUog strength.-L’. 8. Govern­ subscriptions maturing that day, and a ment RcDOtt. AUK. 17. H>9. very largo proportion have renewed. With the most of those who did not. It Is slinply carelessness in not renewing. While we regret to cut their names from our list, yet In order to carry out our cash-down princi­ ple we are nbllged.to do so. Circulation this week 2.300 Clarence Chalker died at’ hfa honTb In this city Friday forenoon. It will be re­ To Mr. and Mra. JzC. Ami ru» Saturday. membered that In a game of base ball at Flint last spring he was ruptured. Since Mre. Ardelia Huff, of Middleville, visit­ Special services are. being held at the The city l»ank will have elegant quarters then he gradually failed, until his sickness developed Into consumption from which he ed in this city lust week. M. E. church each evening of this week, In the new Fuller-Beebe Idoek. died. The deceased was a worthy joung and a good deal of interest Is manifested. Frank Black left for Chieugo on a brief Mrs. Ed Powers entertained her friends man. and had many friends, both In this jjfhv M. E. social will be entertained by at prorrifftlve pedro Friday evening. city and in tbe cities where he was known business trip yesterday., WeMlames <J. G. Spaulding, Doud. Noble, Mis» Roise Goodyear gave n very pleas­ U|h)ii the base bull field. His funeral oc­ M. J. Goss, of Prairieville, was In the Wardell. Jno. Spence, Wightman. Crawley, curred Sunday and wa* largely attended. city on business yesterday. ant pedro party to her friends lust week. W. 11. Myera. Loveland. Jno. Welssert, Rev. Puffer officiated. Judge Smith was in Nashville oni busi­ Sterling and Misses Minnie Wardell, The Daytons are said to have some of Every family ought to have a county ness Mondav and Tuesday. Sareph Doud, Vivis Doud and Edith the finest talent on the stage.................... Don't miss paper. No man Is too poor to take one and JBarnum nt the home of Mrs. Wightman ou this treat. Mr. W. J. Dibble, of Marshall, was In Wednesday evening of next week, Jan. 21. pay for It. It does not cost you as much The Daytona at Union hall Friday and as a postage stamp or even us much ns to the city on business Friday. Refreshments served from 5 to 7 to which .Saturday, in and 17. Seals for sale at semi a letter away to your friends. You Dr. Taylor, of Middleville, was the a cordial invitation Is extended. Fred Heath’s drug store. receive instruction from it and j our views guest of Dr. Lowry Monday. The Rev. A. D. Grigsby will deliver a are broadened. It interests both wife and Wm. Poland, of Rutland, had the mis­ John Roberts visited Battle ■Creek Icctnre at tbe Presbyterian church on children and brings news every week from fortune bi lose a thumb while at work in a all parts of the world, it gives you the friends the first of the week. Tuesday evening, the 90th of January. on saw mill In Irving Tuesday. "An Engtishman’a first Impressions of news from all the county and during these Edward Roos’ brother, from Galt, visit­ America and Its People.” being an answer Eph Batterson received a notice Monday long winter evening Is a source of great ed him the first of the week. to that old question, "How do you like that his pension hud Insti int-renaed from comfort. Subscribe for the Banner, only Sheriff Benham was called to Grand America? - To begin at 7:30. Admission 75 cento per year cash In advance. 82.00 per month to 810.00 per month. 15 cents. At the lari regular meeting of the For- Rapids on business Tuesday. The roads were never better nt this time I Tbe 'w. F. M. society of tin M. E. W. J. StuarL of Grand Rapids, was In of the year and most of our merchants wear tcriets of this city the following officers church had a ven- pleosni.t social at Mrs. the city on business Monday. .smiling faces, ns they all report an excel­ were elected: Clenn-ntSmith ’* last evening. An intrireatC. R.—Etlwin Roos. • lent trade. Ernest Knapp, or Charlotte, vuited iug program was carried out very success­ V. C. R.—W. 8. Benham. ' friends in this city last week. We notice Frank Tucker's Metruplltans fully. IL S.—L. E. Stauffer. nn- again in Michigan. Should they come F. 8.— J. M. Neff. Mix. Ed. Haff, of Grand Rapids, v hiu d •this way. they will not be sorry when the Democratic merchants over tbe ^tate Trerrn.—W. L. Mead. friends in this city lust wt vk. cash is counted. . who loaded themselves tip with gooes in Chap.—S. DeGroot. Mrs. T. J. Bush, of Middleville, visited anticipation of a big advance in price-,, nre Phys.—D. E. Fuller. The popularity of tbb Michigan Whip. friends in this city last week. kicking themaHlves awful hxrtl tiowl when S. W.—Norman Roos. Cks.'.s goods Is anch that tor several weeks J. W.- D. Goody. Miss Charter, of Rochester, Is visiting they sec the prices uf goods going »k»wn they have Ijeen running full capacity on Instead uf up. S. B. — F. McPherson. I mt sister. Mrs. Frank Pryor. mail orders Rhine. I. B.—Ezra Hull. Maj. John Espy, of SL Paul, visited Mr. The Wool Boot Co. are now getting out The citizens of Hastings now have* the An exchange truly says: "The best re ­ rnd Mrs. K. B. Hoyt last week. samples of their celebrated bantess pads. oppbrtunliy of securing a splendid hew They are a very aseful article and l*ound ceipt to bring more money into active cir­ Martin Andrich. nt Galt, Canada, was industry for the city, one thnt will givb culation is the payment ot small debts. to have a big saltx ■ euipioyment to from 50 to (JO hands the On lhe books of every tradesman and pro­ the guest of Edward Roos Monday. year round, and one that will be a credit to .Jacob Velte Sr.isold a bunch of lambs to fessional man there are numerous small P. A. Sheldon wa* in Grand Rapicis on Hastings in every respect. Experience baa Rob't Pratt to-dgy which averaged over amounts which could l>e settled as well to­ business the fore part of the week. given conclusive proof that Investments 100 pounds each! and netted Mr. Velte day as six months hence. The ag­ Albert Xntt Is In Buchanan settling his in such institutions are not only good for something like $40.—Woodland News. gregate of these small accounts In many the city, but art more profitable than loan­ father’s estate and visiting friends. The Famous Jhijtons nre booked for establishments reaches a large sum. It is ing money. Tbe chances to secure this A. C. Barr and wife, ot Kalamazoo, are factory will l»e open but a short tiin-. and Friday and Saturday at Union hall. A withheld for the most part not because debtors are unable to pay, but because visiting I. M. B. Glllaaple and wife. .rare treat in atore for those who attend. tbe stock must be taken soon If at ail. they are careless in such matters. Trades­ The price fa reduced to S5 and 35 eta.. 15 W. S. Adkins, the Morgan tnerdtaiiL There fa every Indication that the stock men will carry these obligations, not wish­ eta. for eltlldren. Will lie subscribed, and another smoke­ ing to lose customers by too flinch impor­ was In the city on business Tuesday. stack will betoken another industry here, R. K. Grant now has one of the finest itunity and dunnli g. If one-fourth of the Mrs. John Quinn has returned from a and an addition of no small proportions to plate fronts in the city. It fa a credit to debtors i owing small bills would pay up to­ visit with relatives In Pennsylvania. tbe dinner pall brigade of Hastings. him. »ud will enable him to make two very morrow ; It would have a magical effect on financial Nutation.*' Hon. S. W. Mapes nt Olivet, wax in tbe With the lesson of two successful stock ' fine show windows. We hope there will tlte i companies, owned and o]>erated by home city on Insurance business last week. be more to follow suit. The board of supervisors got down to capital, there should be. and we think will A Ut^le air slacked lime sprinkled over Ibusiness at the Januarj- cession, and pro­ Luke Waters made a business trip to' be. no difficulty in securing the necessary . the uQtatoes in the bin will preserve them iceeded to close up the bushie.ss in hand in Nashville Monday, also W. H. Huffman. stock-subscription, a good proportion of from roL If h potato has commenced to Just , one week, adjourning Saturday. Be­ S. W. Hannon, of Gresham, Eaton which Is already taken. Act with prompt­ ■ rot it will immediately stop it. It fa a side i the usual committee work, the present county, wa* in the city last week on busi­ ness, act together and act now. cheap an<! simple remedy and cannot In- board 1 did what ought to be done every ness. jure the potato. year, but what had never been done in Allegan hasn't yet got iu the swim for Miss Kittie McQueen, of Middleville, securing manufacturing institutions, bnt county liefore, appointed a special The new staxldy factory has CMnnMucMl this J to look up the books of the was the guest of Miss Belle Hicks fast at the same time she has her weather eye openulona and promises to be one of the committee ! sheriff and clerk, examine vouchers etc., week. open for her benefit In one respect she best institutions eventually. Tbe several I in order to find what disposition had been Dr. W. 11. Snyder was culled to Shay­ leads, we believe, any other city In Michi­ novelties made there, are Just whnt fa de- , of county funds coming into their town last week by lhe serious illness of gan in enterprise for bringing trade to the mauded for the trade and* thia factory will made : hands. This special committee looked ids brother. city. She collects 81000 by genera* tax be run for all lhere is in IL over Clerk Brice’s booldl for two years, every year to help the neighboring town­ Mr*. Allie Rock Uba quite sick the first The members of Fitzgerald P<»st 125.and and i found tliat he liad not only tin m-d ships build good roads Into Allegan. By the memtiera ctf tbe W. It. C.. Na loo are over । to the treasurer all county funds com­ ot tha week with severe sore throat but b means of this policy tbe deep, sandy road-, notified to be at Post hall on Saturday ing into his bap<te, but hud overpaid the . now much better. . around Allegan have been transformed in­ evening. Jan.* ,17th, for special business. county । 50 <*yrts. Slieriff Sbriner’s books Ki. Hendershott has quit the road for j to good, hard roads, over which most any showed up O. K. lo » cent. Tbe board | fj^* a^doubtiaix Gun lake fish will load may be drawn. Tin- consequence ot By order of F. A. Stanley. P. CG. 11. Brooks, Adjt. i this Is that Allegan enjoys a country trade >•>« «•»»« <«• fees, allowing him pay for taking but onr that is simply wonderful, and it is all on Arizona Joe’s grand combination of prisoner w here two <A more were taken to £/'T)r. Lowry was In Lansing Tuesday at­ noconnt of this liberal, wise. far-sighted trick horses, dogs-etc. etc. arrived In town any state Institution, and also allowing tending as a delegate the state convention policy. Here is a question that -the city Tuesday morniziiC Ed Powers aays that 1 fees for but one lockage in and out with of the order of Modern Woodmen. fathers may well reflect ugon, and a care­ Daniel Striker was at tho train to see the any prisoner, no matter how many ’.lines UdJevitt C. Bronmm. who has been in the ful study of this county will quickly show show come In, but Mr. Striker demurs ' he, may be taken before the court. employ of A. Wooley for three years fa where money spent in making good roads and insists that be was there to meet a will bring trade and money that would re­ The year 1890. altliough by no means now with It. K. Grant, the clothier. friend. pay in a short time for the outlay. Such most prosperous in the history of Michigan teachers In their recent great the ' MUs Nellie Bayne and Mrs. F. W. (Mr. Barry county, yet gave evidence of n good of Grand Rapids, were cabled borne Thurs­ a policy as this riot only aids the farmers ■ convention, voted unanimously and heart!- deal ( end merchants but It helps the home of progress among the farmers. We iy tlieir belief' in the beneficent Influence , day to attend the funeral of their brother citizens as well, for ns the city prospers looked the matter up. and found that last Frank. of the system of county supervision. No , property is enhanced in value. With good year there were 511 mortgages <!i«:harge<L intelligent person who has studied the aud ■ 455 put upon record, or 5G more dl& S. Brown, the - portly traveling man mads leading. into the city fnan all • subject broadly and fairly can conclude ' charges than mortgages recorded. Ann for the Chicago. Newspaper Union, was In otherwise. till* is hard!j- a fair showing for the reason the city taking unlers aud calling on • a good proj-ortlon of these mortgages friends Saturday. The Hasting* roller mills seem to be that 1 Notice. fully 100, were given lor part of having al! thej can do In the way of given, i Orley VauHurn leave# to-day for Grand . All persons are hereby warned not to purchase price of land, and therefore mistom milling; and it Is not to be wonder- tlte i purchase a certain promissory note, dated £1 at Mr. Whipple Is an A 1 miller, and do < not stand on the same, footing us the Rapids, where he will enter as a student June 12th. and payable December 12th, lhe Grand Rapids offices ot Stuart. \/jio better machinery fa to be found any- others. < The other 355 were new mort­ 1890. Said note was given by Charles Knappen & Weaver. V where than Is In this mill tor tire making gages । given to take up old ones, and in Pennock to Knights of Pythias lodge. No. MARKETS of fine flour. । many cases the new mortgages were given (ZIY. B. Messer and John Weiasert left 118, of Delton, Mich. yesterday for a trip through the south. a considerably less amount than the We often hear people complain of hav- for ' K. P. Lodge, No. 118. H*sUb*b. ones taken up. Of the mortgages that They will visit Clmttauooga and other Delton, Mich., Jan. IS. 1891. Ing sore feet and lame ankles. A slice stood upon the record January 1st 1890. points of Interest, and will be gone several ■d.rflac perlb. man says. It people who suffer in that re- fully j 150 were paid up and discharged weeks. sped will take a^tiat slteet of rubber and last . year. We arc glad to note the In­ To tbe friends and neighbors who so ont out two pieces large enough to fit In­ creasing tendency of farmers to pay off kindly twisted tn tbe burial of onr dear side of tbe shoe soles they will find hn- mortgages ) An item appeared in tho Banner last brother and son. Frank, we wish to re­ 194.00M4 aocaive*. KLOO.cnw and get out of debt. While mediate relief. . ]hard times are hard to bear, the lessens ot week respecting a fraud going about tbe turn our heart-felt thanks. and saving which they teach are country getting biographies of soldiers, W. M. Bayne and family. In tbe democratic deal of offices at Lan- economy < >l*lS5c per bbl; waterline,$1.50 much to those who profit by them. asking them upon leaving to sign a so-call­ ring, Barry county democracy was left out worth ’ ed certificate which tamed out to be an or­ in exceedingly'ehllly air. And they pre­ PROBATE ORDER. Here fa another scheme worked by der for a 815 book. This item has been sented most satisfactory candidates too. sharpers ( to fleece any farnwr to be gulled. misconstrued, and an honorable company, men In every respect worthy as men. and The , Hist two appear at the house and want who have representatives in this county Countv of Burry. Iiokten *t the Probate Offlee. lira chicken*, C; live able to fill the offices for which they were to leave a piano so the farmer can display In the CltT of HumUmm. in sale eouuty, on Tuesnow writing up biographical sketches for ■. tbe 13th <ta» ot January. In the year one -^tamaaa 184.10 parton. applicants with credit , It to hi* friends. A representative of the a Biographical Album of Barry and Eaton tkowiaua etebthundred and ninety oae. j tningaAl oertbL Present. Charles W. Armstrong. Judie of Trade has bera quiet, but now It Is rush- <company follows. He will board with the counties, have been the sufferers. Chap­ » seed—Selling at ts.ooper bu. and teach hfa children music, and man Bros., of Chicago, ami their agents Probate. Ing at Holden A Hire’s, from tbe fact that farmer I In the matter of the eatate ct Ambrose ••"Flour-fW per hundred. tbev are gelling woolen underwear, heavy if I the farmer succeeds In selling a certain are all right, and d« a straight, square Hnbbell. deceased. Dukl striker, executor of mUo estate. c<ra»es of pianos lie shall have one free. business, and will do as they agree. and • shirts, cape aixl Iles the greatest die- number i Detroit. he has to do is to simply sign a con­ our readers need not fear to do business count ever known. Your time is Bmlled. AJ1 . that be has taken u piano on these v it > them. and it will pay yon to improve tbe monients tract i • _ _________ fur they fly and 0 do the goods. ' ‘ conditions. Of conne the contract turns Wednetdiiv. tbe Mr. Theodore DcMbtt, ot this city, is The modem nwtltod of doing business fa up ’ nn order in Um? liands of another party | and the farmer fa forced to pay for the ; entn-asalng for two pajteni, one the People’s theion-iMXi Poultry—Ll*e. eblekens, tftae: dwk to clear up your stock by libera! advertis- ' piano. In time farmers will Iravr to keep | Literary Companion and the National pstuton.aii turkeys. 10e811c. Ing and go Into the new season with all (out regular ituca, ns they do in war times. ! Farmei and Home Magazine. The papers uK<1 things frerii aud inviting. Tbe old-fogy |to , warn tlieiv. of appruahing danger. A are very tastefully gtitfrn up. very cheap. Court,*torn U« t>e bcldi-n at the Probate <>Mee plan of doing buaines, by working off old fanner j fa nathraliy hospitable, i-rxjabivand j and tine premium- an* glvm to each sub-1 in tb«vitr “■ -* ~ ':v ot Haailacs. In vih! County, art! Cattle-Good to extra 4 i«a4i»; choice heavy jpxris at big prices Isn’t in vogue among , ’ ~~— - —■*••• 1 n^Hbtr. In add I ti* m tb Um: above he sella I cawie.Kaay there te-. why Uw nwer of etlU.’nrt amv not be pnoitert Aud It h enterpriring mexeiranta any longer. to the country is wbcmhnp to take ml- J n splendid book entitled •‘Guests of the J J* ?rordered, that »hl f BUUncer rive anttec Heart. ’ ' n nxt ’ ful and ipjfand ’ . dly illiwdwed ; tJ vantage of t|t«ne flxoaiittit traits In hfa ■ ip. i-soi's Interested lii said of tl:e, A swindler got in bis w.k in Kilama-; ’ ...... . . 1 .. -ai. ............ ,1... page>c also anol her book — ■-~rventure the opinion volume nf character. Rut HoS*—Slr.dluo» aud » by he said the victim's credit nt * certain that where cue fa fooled Iwetity cannot lap eidttleri ."Th;1 Sit»ry of Man.-* agraplii*' pauhm^t mU* Ifaritea* grocery store would be increased by 1*5- touched by auy ;iucb tntnrtmggrry. Gen- j and finely Rtaatartad History '«• human ; vvr au«l circulate jug :i certain amount ut cash. After erally .speaking. there are no better posted; race. Tlnv-e.btwka are very fine end very I harry on*y* tn c*«*h wwk avrindling «5 famBlef ”< ammutis ranging men, any where, than the tanners*oi SHch- cheap. Wv hope Mr. DeMutt may meet | » tnta copy) ‘ ali the was §2 to 88. the sharper skipped, igan. . i with auocofis In Ufa work. Jndr>of Fraire. LOCAL NEWS. $2.50. 5.00. 8.00. 10.00. 12.00. 13.50. 15.00. We are also overloaded with Children’s Suits and Overcoats, and propose to unload if prices will do it, so we make them . 01686443 This sale closes January 31,1891, and isfor cash and cash only. It is money we must have. !Yours Resp’y. E. W. MORRILL & CO One-Price Clothiers, IVTicla.. At A. WOOLLEY’S. Now is the time to bny Ladies’, Misses’ and Children's Shoes At io per cent In order to make room for the elegant line of spring goods that will soon be here. I have decided to sell every pair of At au advance of ten per cent of first cost This however is a Strictly Cash Sale. Call, examine and obtain prices before buying, as 1 will not be undersold. i ours resp’y, A. WOOLLEY. 1» I’ 5H0KE> POWERJ’ NO. 35. ALWAYS THE SAHE i“ ALWAYS THE BEST 5t. aqflR IH THE U.5 T. GAMBLE, C • Physician and Stti DELTON, MICH. Office at hotel for the present. bO TOC’TAKE �S’"' ' — — I Advlre to Mathers. CnANrERT BALE. ms til imdby vfrt tmof - -------------- » c'renti wort tor ft IN DAEKEST ENGLAND. t^T^i ... »o« fow/lo U» __ H.v. all pain, cures A PLAN FOIt REMEDYING THE SOCIAL ...... <J lb. «bw». tb«-ubUASntnwioortn tba now nrrBriaaln - . 1— Britain orer Oan. Booth condemn, wnicra.to, » nrentlrcomluScJ. onjl In.!.*, that II crab irration Is'.to »uroeed the land mutt be prepared for tbe people and »»*• I«?nDle prepared for the land. THE COLOST OVER THE BEA His Idoa is to take estates in the ooloniea. bv preference in South Africa, aud haw them laid out ami made ready for the fid­ r<,I1V pf hiv thc cotauiste. --He would fill a salb veui-i'i -----------_____ nonn anrt OfnineU [ng UK ship suqi with ».«»•• a •• colony a..»ow..j of -- men - ------and -— - ewmi ; -- -7 who ,-bo had (Uto-ed tlk the probatibn prooation of the farm “r“ . > 1 ...»..... 1 tn be mo Arthur Retau whs atrnck by the Lafce Shore ta*t mail at Hud*« SBi"rfUL’Tk M«j. and both hl* fed were cut off. once lived at Adrian. t" EVIlyS OF LONDON. 1 I coasritnttoMl rwo . Gen l»v» down .4he at which Uen.• Booth OOOlil ........Ideal ............ L__ . _.J, I ..... I . W"r, society thou IJ alm Thh. H exi-laimd -» rhe ideal < ff the the lamdon enb horse. The T1..W rllKirewl' MUmX> ".mp"""'*- the l«ondon The •| ^ ld<-al hoi tluuX charter cab with home. two treinta. Bayjcity hits mineral sprinff". tvllowh* *** ’■*** of. PV„ work la found fur it with food and kriging j “ .d.plrd I" I-"* .J”1!* i"'1 . .T-_r..... to ......HI,, «ufilclent enable irir tn to ttvl get through through HB ita dr^n illl. tl>r>-Mt« bo VdMl I" lhe /""’ “f sl" daily task—that is the first; the second is thni when it falls down, whether it be by MUnj-hCB. and. a. an a,wtlttr. Ih.y «■ Ita own fault or bv mischance or by the fault Of others, it i» IK-Iped up again, all ques­ Mt aatlatber i-rTraratlon. tions as to who won responsible for its luu jMkl l>» ai-wr. lias a Ijn.lng being deferred until it is set upon Ita fee: nwiiL , ^Having Mated hi.* Ideal. Gen. Booth pro K1..U Urn.inch". ixh.sj-'s Red Clover' Pills cun’ 'i<*k' coeds t' i the accoud ami more important liewim-lir. dyspepsia, indigestion, eonstl- part entitled "Deliverance,” "hich occu­ patlop.i j.'ic. p-T box. 5 boxes for Si. tor pies more than two-lhlnls nf his book. His rcbemc i* t hret-fold?rowtistIng of (I) lhe uk* byiW. H. Goodyear. city colony, (21 the farm colony.and (8) the Jolm Jordan, of East Jonlan? I* heir to colony over the sea. His lin t step is to an Eng udi fortand of SIM.000. take that hungry, worklc*.* wight and give him some food for his bellj mid a»belter ••STRUCK THE GOLDEN MEAN" for the night. This be pro|>osrs to do bj A-. a Mtaod rurifliT. Tin- Detroit Free Press says: “Hibbard's the OKtansinn of hi*’ food und shelter de­ , . Rheumatic Syrup prepared by Tbe Charles pot.*. The result of their operations goe* to prove ••WriiditiM.-dichic Company. <>f this city, Chat yott can giro a 11 isn a filling supper lias struck lhe (h»lden Mum. in the treat- I and siiltoiautinl brvnkturt nnd a Inti in n Bieui of all blterf divearaw. aud Ite «aeee« nt n cost of little more Is an cvldcnre that an hnnest. pure ami tv.-il >1 warm-. ’J4™-’d‘ room ’ r.r, but If lie bos no fonrpenco raluabhi medicine, is not incapable of at-1 lb« * fonrpeu.i m™ not ..v. go u>e attention of every family. I M* he ... nmat gi out tlwrvfrbm untit-he has done fmir;>eunyworth of work to pay for There Meras to b»- but out- opinion as to hi» t*-fi aud Ixitml. Its mens a family ineilicine.'* „ , «EN BOOTH’* in AN. This. l| the n-ai iM'Cret of lhe snreeaa_ of Uns woiilerful remedy. Its |>erfrct and and | Th-* work Getv Ltobtii proposes to find and ,I for him in the llrat instance by the e*tab speedy at-tion. In remiviiig al! impure a;... pm.MHMiim reoH ..*■« .................................. fohrient of labor >nnl» or tertorj" >« ~n poisuiHiuk matter from !ih»«l. N<( . . ..I .....l...... it...ns.a .. thoroughull.I ■Mil H without and nf- Dcction with the slivltcra. where the peuniftwlnal blood puriflfr for young and old. lee- unvtnpl »yed w ill be engaged on such p ’ । । Fted 1 llonil' rough «»*.< nnd simple industry nu as nlmnrilti«r chopping Mu-sluin may vote in bond the city for wihwI for fire wood, making mate, sewing .T--------. sneks. etc. Their work will Iw duly maw StOO.Doii lor public imptoveineutH. : ur;^|i n:i(| when they hnv’ed.me their four•». -Liquor Habit-In all the j pennyworth they will be free to go and iiirrr »- but one eure, * work elsewhere. Thia scheme ima Hal nr.’Gulden spccitte.^ betrai practically te-.-tod on a small scale iu out'the°M*>w^«L'r*’<»"*tin* taking it. j conuectkm with the Whitcclmjiel shelter, effecting 4-*i>re4y and p« r'-un»-t.t '-.ire. «•irtbrr J There r.^ista A small lahur yard In which t» i m.t-upsannrterate •Irtajerora^oobohc : WV!.nty- |(J njncty nien have been working Xwit wt ih'iare’ isk/n th- SS«»ftecffi7 In | tor their rntiom. for aoine time past. The tlirlr rnffre without their knowfe-dge. and to- labor bureau has been tri full swing for day fe'lisv J ttirv quit drinking of many inouth* aud has Admit situiUi.m* for ™""j lim-mplrtjnl Step l.arelern Iilinl-lr.'i'" niter and ciiUr ami; full nartieiiltes. particulars. .VMrera Ad.lrres in c«>nc<>n- taken to pave the way for the organization filicide Sewin'- Co., .«•rift Rare Street. -j ... j|K. wnjfftritdi Ki-'n, and the result so GlnctntititL O. far Im* been fairly satWactory. Jimmy Sills, (hell year old Buy City . The next dcvr.lonmeut uf tbe gonerara diamond inlet xo** to the Reform school scheme is novel. He propmwa to orgunixe six yrarn. i * out of tbe unemployed what he calls rhe Hon.M hold Salvage corns, or the Waste T<> Nervous, Drbllitntvd Men. If you *^i ’•‘■ml'»« vnur inldrvsw we will mall Not, Wnut Not brigade, the member* of you our i4u-ir«t<<l psunphlel rM»lsinlne a’l which, tu uniform. nutulMnal and under . I*.Dr: j Djr-'s CcH-l>rafc<i i..' ....<* ElrrtroW.l-ulc about Voltaic strir: discipline, would undertaka the colSS.-K ffKl-KRSF to?!“<-"»■■« »<* l6ev wi'i *1'1 quickR qtrickh restore vou sou to visor, and nmn-1 «••»!*, old cbgbes, old newsiuijraw nnd such they hood. I'aiirphiri ir«-*-. Ityou arc-iltusnfiinted. like rxuvimof lhe*bousehnld. wr will jt-tiA you a Belt ni-d AppAances ou a Take old umbrellns. The itinerant um­ trial. j brella mender is almost thoouly ageiu-yby VOLTAte Brt.T On.. Marshall. Mick. which old umbrcl|aa can be rescued from IL M. Lktuoreitux. who recently sold the the dust heap. Side by side with ov.r boot GalesburglEuterprke to J. B. Smiley, tuts factory we ahull have a great umbrella jmrcluscd ilhc Leslie Republican. work*. Tbe Ironwork of one umbrella will U: fitted to the stick of another, and even from chose that are too boptinwly gone for any further use ns umbrellas we shall find pienl yof use for their steels and whalebuue THE cm COLONY. Bottles are a fertile xource of minor domestic worry. When you buy'a .bottle yon have to pay a penny for ft, but when you have emptied it you cannot get a penny back; nm uor ert-n a fartliing. You throw your empgy bottle either into the Shrewd j.-abtflta Indians are selling their du-sl heap or let it lie about. But if we rifles MAU •identical ones that killed Sit­ could collect all Lhe waste 'bottles of Ixm dun every day it would go burdly with tis ting Hurt." if we could not turn a very pretty penny ■ The UtiXMla Times lins tat-u mid by by washing them, sorting them and send­ Chnrh^. i!J ilopktus to N<-d P. Kvjes and ing t Item out ou a new lease of life. The John K. McGillivray. washing cf oM bottles alune will keep a rousidemble number ctf people going. Tbe refuge, the shelter, the labor fac­ tory, tbe household salvage brigade aud the tabor bureau constitute what Gen. Boot h calls the city colony. Even when they are nli set a-going, however useful tiiey may be, they tiro only mdliatives. it is necessary to provide a w:if out, and that way out is only-possible in one direction— namely, by planting the people upon the tan<L "Waste Infor to waste land” isGcn llooth’s wtOchward. in the csau of Ixindun he would take an estate of some thousand acres injsexit or Emcx, if possible iu close contiguity to tbe estuary of the Thumea.aud within cany an ci-aa by rail to tbe heart of tbe city. Ilere be would establish bls second stage of remedial operations, which he caLis the farm colony. He wotRd treat the estate as a training ground for emigrants, ax well us a great market garden for the supply of the rations with which he undertakes to provide the out of works of the city. After a period of probation in the Salva tiou factory or tabor yard a limited num bcr of picked workers would be sent down to the estate to settle on it as men settle on i newly allotted farm in the far west. They would lie under complete direction, but they would lx- expected to doahnuatererv tiling for themselves. They wouId hare to put up their own ahanties, and aft«rwa»i make their own bricks to make their own house* They would be supplied with Ju3Wm. fHntrccra. uvxfKck ipatlcs mid seeds and roots with which to grow their own vegetables. No public house would be allowed upon the estate, and 4M» work would be allowed on Sun­ days. THE FARM COLORy. But the training of coiunlxw in agricult­ ure, tbe raising of vegetables, fruit and Other cereals, to supply the demand* of the food depots, tln-se explain only one half uf the oeoewity of uhu Farm colony. The operations of the Household Salvage brigade will necessitate tho acquisition of tend on which tho mountainous and mul­ titudinous store* of dly refuse may be torted and utilized. The salvage of the Lquseboldsnl Loudon will conveyed in bargre drifting down­ ward with the tide to lhe wharves of the BUCH A PAPER Farm colony, there to bo utilised in a thousand ways. Gea. Booth’s imagination tuxurinu-s at the endless openings far Em­ ’rite WEnzKizr ployment which will be created by tbe dis­ posal of the cream of the refuseuf Lotdou. To begin with, there are the broken vict­ ual*. ihe ennlaw more of old enwu, which will Im capable of being served up when «e*nwd and drewocl as human £<jod. Oti.-tr cruxte will serve to j. . h- boraea, For $1.00 a. -sreax?. uf ** hich he will iiave sumdsut for a »valry regiment when ti-i- ' r. e-d? u in full wortteK order. Whr. 1 . Lurat® will not I» »~«1 ™ i» >l.< .raumnaU, clutebtt*of poultry with v. bkh the estate will fo studded, and.what tfo ptndtrv will not rat will ratue to - Children Cry for Pitcher’s Castoria. Children Cry for Pitcher’s Castoria. Children Cry for Pitcher’s Castoria. FILLS THE BILL! AM ouy AVORITE AMILY REE PRESS YOU WANT. 2A6HB,JS«a«ga’na!rt}ff 4 6 tfSWSffiiK’Ku* 10 DETROIT-FREE* PRESS , will apring up an Ind A-D. IWO, In » certain rsuse there... vt.rrHn ikK. J l»M*- <• •“ M*ry E»gie. ** ufdow and adralirirtrarrtx of toe Engl*. Ji-r.nh- t. Fsl wHirt .-'V» L IHek*. Mwy knifir. ftllra Kiiglij aii<t-Kf!x»he<b ” -an OrfeufiAiii*. No no U hereby <p,vr.11 sliall s-ll nt tublte ant-lion in tiie Mgtir dur, on riiitur.'ny lhe 24>h «tay of January .a.,, ... f.,. l». • I... r.w.a.l - HsMiogv, county ol Barr AltetilgiMi. raW court iaxira . holding Hu? eirrmt court. »< Barry, 'hr tvlkraiug described PT'I’erty, 1 Alt tbow piocre ur parcel* H land »J li.» i.-ii.g sitUMteO In the Town rtf Irving. In ibe cntmtyof hurry mid *»*•*» M.ehftjn and known Mxl described a* follow*, (o wit: The vrrsi half ut the aaalb quarter >4 raciiou twrnty four. 1 lie smith i»*t quarter of rhe routii’ca*t quarter of vrrtiuii twenty three both In towu four nortii,range Idoe »*»t coiitalnhig In both parrel*one hundred and twenty acres of land nwi’e or less. Acroidlng to tile provisjoosot onM decree J shah Oral exp<*e tor rale and sell the wiuih vert quirtrr of the souib west qiwner nf i-ctiou twenty four and lhe south ex»t qimrtcr of tnr MMith cart quarter of MH llon twenty three. both parrebt bring in town four north range, nine «?»t, Barry county. Michigan. Hbould ibore then l>e a deficiency 1 shall n«xt<ixpo»c for rale and sell :idi the rawing timber un the nortii west quarter of the moiUi w»'«l quarter of iwclioii twenty four in town four uortb,. range - ulna* wrrt. Harry county. Michigan, with ftm 11 .derviiuidlng and agree­ ment ttml the raid timber be cut so ».« not to materially Injnre raid premia**, except s<> far ■a the removal uf raid uniter may nniuarally depreciate tbe value ot the ramr. aud Ural the non* be removed frnui said nremha-s within e x monlttsirniiitfie date of raid rale, then should there b* a drficirti.w I »hali next expose f.ir rate aim sell: The north treat quarter of the south wret quarter of tertion twenty four in town four Hurth, range nine * eat, Barry county, Mlrbigan. Dated. Hastings. Mich.. December if. t*». Auoazo E. Kkxaotox. rtieni- Court Coninilralouer, Bai rj Co., Mich, bxrrn & colorove. So'.lcliora for Complainant. r. 1J» 4JG J.U TSS7 <tacwr Malllt wm. Town 3 North of Range 7 w est Town 4 North ot Range 1 West th..»UU>.n., m.v •« “SlKJtutliSi' cop. ’1 »' । jprJ_ * o» tbe jontea Town 2 North ot image « Wert lion ship w.mli call tt jxrtt* off tbe route* . . nraemblfo __ .1.11—M. and bold pars-ire and>____ great for thereof. f»>’ ca.i-lug a txipy ot txls ot— the furtherance of the good cause. Tfo vovnge would he ui Hired for winnowing Town 3 North of Range K West onube chaff from the wheat, for oulrjecL s’* km 17,« 4 47 .&> reess pre < ua w AMM(,THOMI. ing all the cclonlsda to the finishing tone* f A true eosr.) 4udge of Probate. of tiicir probation. Town 4 North ofKangb b West Wi en they arrived at the colony they v.-ould nt once 1* taken In charge, eonduct e>l to tht-ir new homes, ami cataMiriMd Town 1 North of lUnue 9 West in tlielr uewstirronndingB In auch condi­ tion* ns nre calculated to keep them 3 10 rtrniiilitand <*n«l>lR them to make a new start In ft new tantl. The colonist* would Town 2 North of lUiuttc v West “According to Homer. Nestoil the old be debitfid with the coat of their transport and the capita! value expended in provld-. warrior and the wise couasdlor of the ing them with; a house, stock, land, and GreekH, bad ruled over three fftmeratliHM of men. and was wive asi the immortal food for a few months. They would irepay this by nn annual Town 3 North of Ratine fi West Kods.” J t charge or Inn.I trix, and by this means tho |w% of ii* H general hope, tony the sdieme mndoarlf oupportlE ,’. Afterfcbo first Initial expendi­ Town 4 North of Range 3 West ture lie thinks»the money might be em­ has linen in Um* van of American thought ployed over a.id over again without any >«» of Be‘* for more than three quartets of n eenttiry. H of itw:« material *krink|;,-i- of tho capital. Haring ranking alwaj* with U>e be>t and moat thus explained the threefoW scheme by indnentlnl-periodicals In the world. U Is MORTGAGE MX LB. which be proposes to deal with the unemTown 2 North of Ringc JO West Default having been made in the conditions of the moutlephxn* of the men who know: Sloycd.'Gen. B procte.ls to set forth ,.2 _.. .....<u ■ I...—. Il tflltra. most about the great topics on which ow he would lir.ndlo the other factors of to Gorge <». ih-igr, dMic i Atigu* w. a. d. j«v. Americans require to be Informed from 4 35 »l.l .17 1.00 cor, tbe aodai evil. • and recorded In lhe office nt tho Register of montii to month. Its contributor* being UH nfnwfl'4 ».2C ?.t Chapters under tlds head for the most Deed*, for the County of Ibirry nnd Mtate of on the. 3d day ol HepteniUnr. A. D. Uie leaders of thought and fiction in every le ft EUM 2 70 .7 part deal with csxt ,-mdonuot work already Michigan, 1M7. In liber *J» of mortgagtn, on page 131. Raid field. Those who would lake counsel of aide of nw being carried on by various agencies. More inortc-igf sm dnly us-lgiu*tl Co tbe Hastings the highest knowledge on the affairs of the « in.Bi tin novel nre some <tf the i -bcmcs suggested Clt? IUuk nnd raid aMtaumeut being duly rvlft» In the office uf lhe Register of Deed*, time, and learn what ta to be said regard­ 7 47 2.76 byGon. Booth AirthehelpofthcKtrii'egllng eorilrd tor tbe County of R*r»y and Htate of Michigan, ing them by the recognlml aulitaritlni poor, a “Poor Tian’s Metropole,”a “White­ on tin- aniii <t«y of November, a. D IWT.In liber on iwth sides, must tforefure read chapel by lhe Sea,” a "Matrimonial Bu­ 27 ol inoilgxges <m page i®2. Said m irtgage 1X17 THE NORTH A MEH1< AN REnEW, reau" (which. Hwevcr, Is not very clearly was on ib<’vxi»re**ciMi<ntlo» that if any Inter est shall become due anil remain unpaid for :n explained!, n “tyxir Mun’s Bank” and a days then both pflncipal and inlarett shall the Nestor ot the magaxlurs. 2 7« "INxir Mnti'.-> Lniryur.” forthwiUi iM-cumedtn* and rolleetiUilr. ii"d de­ 1HK nitttllt .. . ................. — •• •• fault having bcm mode iu the pay mentuf inter­ of any magazine thl* c-HUitry-bra ever seen in COST '.OF THE WURK. due August >»’. and the same having tire tinportanre of the topics h dhrtissc* audJbe ' SC h» 20.40 .'..31 .82 l.UO ETAS -The Salvation 'iArmy is not cuing to lie est retns med unpaid and In arrears for tho »t>ace eminence of Its contributor*. —Albany Arguv. turned Into a gi mr. pawnbrokingestabliah- .of iliittedays aud upward*. Hie principal sum Town 3 north of Range 10 West “IIm become, as it were, the intelligent ment. hut Gen. Booth declare* that if any of four hundred fifteen dollars with all arreara­ American riilz< u*« lmn«l i«>“k *»affteal qtiraUuns ges Of Interest thereon la now due and payable io at one would give'him tho price of a race­ by tlir terms uf «nld mortgage. On whleh mort­ •I the bpur."—Buffsto'Ex press. horse or on old master, he will make the gage there fa claimed t<» be due at Hie date of experiment on h small ocalc nt a Lank ini* notice Hie sum of lour hundred fifty dollars Americans on almo>! every j>ohR la which they ami righty seVru cent*, and an ationiM ’ s ferof which will endtovor to do for die poor twenty fire dultarv provided for in said mort­ are Interested.”-Boston Herald. man what the n^linarv bankers do for the gage. and no suit or proceed I nr* nl law having “A moulder ot inlcUhtei't opinion by the Imwell to do traiisr. breu huitliuird to rrs-urer the luobrvs secured uar»l*l pre -ntMbit.of mrth rtd<’- ot hupwUut His Poor Mau's Lawyer lx a r.till more by mH mortgage, or any part thereof. subject*.”—Philadelphia PobHe laidgrr. * Non. liirreiore. by tlie virtue ol tbe power of nmbitionH* undertaking, involving ns it sale cuntalued In Mid hiortgagr. and thrnlauile The list of recent contributors to the doe* the providing i)f n father ennfre-or, iu such cum made and provided, notice is livre- Review fam* a roll «>l representative 1.00 12.10 1 and a family lawyer to ail tho poor and : bv ptr-n that on tteturday. the Hili day of Feb! destitute of tho Igud. Among th - ilepart- rttarr. A. Ds IWI. atteuo’clock !■ the forenoon I men and women of the time, including shall seU al public MirUon. to the highest bidder W. E. Gi-awtoxk. J. G. Blaine. Cant Inal , monte of this aew departure would be at the north front door of th«> court house In the GiBtmxo. Siwafcrr Kekd. Ex-N peaker j those of defending tbo uofenselera prison­ at) ot Hastings, (that la-lug the ptaee where the Town 4 North of Itangc 10 Wert Carlisle, W. McKixlkt,; Jr.. Ot ida. ers who can luultu out a prima taele caw clrvuitcourt tor Bany connty Is lioldeu) tbe premises described in said mortgage, or so Mme. Adam. General StfMMAN. Admiral of their Itnioeeucr. Gen. Bootli seta forth much tli>-re<.f as may lie uecrvsary to jmy the the credentials of the S&lvstlon Army, and amount due on spid mortgage, with seven per CITY OF HASTINGS brings Into clear relief die fact that, he cent interest, atid ail legal costs, together with Bishop H. C. Potter, Ei.uapkth S. an arttrm-y’s fee of twenty fire dollars covdoes not propose to do anything on a large i-nan inf for therein, the prvtnlaes bring describ­ PBRXJ’S. C«A». 8. PAKNia.U A-J- Bai.fovb , J ohn M ohlev . Col. K. G. taoKit* scale whhih he has not already proved bls ed iv raid nmrtg ige m ail that errtuln pl rec or 1070. 11ZL HW. ability to perform by practical experiment pares) of isnd situate hi tbe count* oi Barry adi.T- Beaky George. Chaim r.i M. sute of Miclilgun. ana known and describ­ Depew. Edward Bellamy. Profeawr upon ssmall scale. Ik-recapitulates the and ed an follows, to-wit: Tbe south weal quarter James Bryce, Gail Hanii.tox. etc., etc. advantages of his oahetue, .rebate objec­ of the north west quarter <*<) qf-sectionnumber tions. and then asks tho vitally important twenty-eight i») In town number oue north, 50 cents a number; SXOO a year. range number raven (7» west, raid mortgage be­ rein a: a point question, What will It cost? ' Now is the time u> subscribe. ing given to secure the payment of a portion in crater of He xays that no one can say wh*t ex­ lhe purchase price of the a- nvedcsci ibed laud. Mleh. are a: nw The North American Krvimv. penditure will not be tweesrary to <h-al HahtingaCitv Bank. ror of Grant* s East 14th street. New.York. A*» guce Morigwee. Sad add. thence with al! the sunkt a tenths of all nations, Smith kCouJitovK, nti rd*. thvttce but in Britain he h prepared to grapple Attorneys for Assignee of Mortgagee. w 20 rds.liience with the question if he ban TIOO.iKX) down s 8 rd*, thence e and an asaured income of £30,000 per an­ FJnbt.»t*7 f wT of followMORTGAGE FALK. num. That is to say. Gen. Booth's scheme inx drier! pUoti Default hiring been unde In tbe ronditi-ms Jemnnds for ita effective application in of a certain tnortsaxc made by Patrick this country a mBUoti sterling—on- tenth Dooley and Msryrel Ikxjlev ’bi* wife, to Abner down, and the rest ra an endowment real Case, dated April 2«tb. A. D. 1*3, and recorded Audlfor General « Glfiee. theuee ixtng £.'»,000 per annum. LnmlngaUeb. Dreembrr two. » pe tn hereby mven that erresin.lands MtThis, he says, lu.ay fitcm n large sum, but ta the county of Barry bid off to lhe slate John Ball, whotoent nine millions in the Ss of 11*7 and previous yuan, and des ­ 'expedition tn Besettwo prisoners from on uir .-.-a any oi cribed In stalemenls wntch u.ilf hereafter be Abutr Vase to First National King Theodore; of Abyrainln, will not mid oi : e> a.a> Frier.dr blp. N. Y . whteh said asalKUinrot was forwarded tn the nflter of tbe tnuvurer of Mid ot begund tut grudge a pound a head for the rescue nf duly ; counted In the office nt lUgiMer of Deed* eounty. will Iw-sold at public aartion. by mid treasurer at the count? vest, on the first Mon­ the million inea; women nnd children who for the County of B«rry, Micliitrau. on Aiiiu>t day ot May next, at the time and place draig are nt present the h qa-k-a* victims nf vice, is. iw, In llbtr r> ot mortsag**. on pace 4W. listed for Uu- annual rax Mies, It not previously niDg: and wliieh said riMNlaaxr was <>t> Hie Ttti dav of crime and destitlition —Prill Mall Gasette. April. Ikn.aoUu duly asdened by <aid First redeemed or cancelled aevot-din< tn law. 15 rd'Said sUiemeats contain A fug description nt ter of lilgtiwuv Nationxt Rank of Fneadstilp to Abner Cast, which Mid assignment wa* duly recortl-rt tn the each parrel of Mid lands, and maj be seen oc office <4 Register of Deed* for the County of application at the nfTre of the coanty treasurer There uro hut few rntulera who have not, Rare}'. Michigan, the ictli day of April. IFPO. In alter ther are received b« him. tbei.re a to cen­ The land .'truck off to the state, for taxes of ter of htthkay. eilbpr in raiding nr in con vernation, beard Uber 33 ef innrfgiuir* on pux«-10 Mid <•» which thence b I New Jersey referred to as ‘'Spain’* nnd her monxnee there is eialtm-d t.> be due at the date of this notice tbe sutn of two thotnand fiftypeople spoken of os ••fondgia-ra.” Whilea reteu ami 49 too dollars, aud an attumny*> fee ct tton prescribed by Imw. MRNUY IL Aflix. auditor General. LTvat many can readily give reason* for fifty d.>Ear» provided for tn said inortgagr. *»>d this । oddity of exproMdon, the majority, no suit or r^'redings at law having l*ren insti­ annitjuTtax SALES (kiamhertaln's Add! Hot: tuted to recover the motie?* secured by said even thouRti they be Jcroeytuen, find tliat mortgage or any part thereof. State of Miehlsao. it is aquotion not easily answered. The Now. therefore, by virtue of tbe power To the circuit court for the count)* ot H taunt, which was originally good humored of Mle> contained In said mortgage, and chancery; Maiute In sueh case mail* and provided, The petition of Henrv H Ajrtln. Audit., raiilfry, originuted In this way: Joseph tinnotice 1* hereby given thatoubaturdav. tbe g?th Buu^r-me. t he eldest brother of Napoleon •for of February, A. D.. Itfll. iu ten o eloek In era! of said atate <>t Michlxan, rrs;>retfullv show* that the list ot land* hereihaftnr Mt forth the forenoon. 1 shall w!l al publie nuctlun tothc I. catuc to America tn the second decade of and marked “Schedule A." cir.itain* a drsrriphighest biedcr. st the north trout r<x»r of the the present century and occupied the place Harry County Vonri Hoose In lhe City of Hast tlon of all lands In said c.wnty <«£ Rarry upon Dunolug’s Addition called Point Breeze, nuar Bordentown, Ne lugs hi said county and state {Hint being the which raxes were assessed for the y ear* men­ loti and 10and therein, and which were returned a* de­ •I. He "ns nn ex-king of Spain, hut, dta- place where the Unuilt Court for Harry Couutv tioned . linquent for non payment vf taxes, and which e>a lol 2 and ej* l « hoUei.l, the premises described in said morv claiming all regal rank, he lived there B"ge. or so much thereof as may lie in-crasarv to taxes have not been paid; tourtfaer with the Kenfleld's Addition for Several years, endearing himself to pay Uk- amount due on said mortxagr, with total nmininl of *urh Imxvs. u i-h Interest romthereon to the tlnw fixed for sale, and coi­ lots 6 his neigulxvnt by his charity aud good eight i-tcwiI. I Dierest, and ail tejtsl costa, to­ Kted tion fee a* provided t») law, ami tlie cost of nature. In 181“, after Joseph bad made gether V Uh an attuniev’s fee of fifty doilurs loti B for therein, lhe premise* being dehis mark ns a acieutist. nnd bad been covetiauu-d io sertben In said mortgage as all Hist certain parYour petitioner further shows tn the rourt elected member of many learned in­ eeisof land sttuaterirthe towmiiip«f Irving, tu that said lauds were returned to the Auditor VILLAGE OF CEDAR CREEK stitutions. the legk-taturv of New Jersey lhe Couniy of Batiy and Hiate of Michigan, and General as delliMuent for n<»n i-aymeut acres kn own and rev>-ritM*<l as follows: lhe north ot said taxes lor Mid vests respectively, pasv<d an act allowing him, os an west and lot 7 quarter fVj of the north ra«t quarter [’»] alien.l to purchase and hold real estate aud the north east quarter (»<] nf the north VILLAGE OF MIDDLEVILLE withih’the alate. From that time forward Yohr petitioner further shows and avers that all wi:o opposed tbe passage of the bill the uura. interest, collection te*. coat* of ad .and 3 acres sold Io Ualiu off from the west end spoke of New Jersey as Bonaparte's “King­ containing wxruty-uiieiwdRMOO nares of land rertisiug arwt other expentea ot sale, and the legal Ires for peraonal service of mi*>i>oma in dom of New Spain,” and those who favored aewirdii® to tb« nuvrrnuienl surrey thereof. Dated bee. 1st, 1ROO. the bill ns “bis majesty's subjccta” and as „ * «•*<«« Camb. Mortgagee. “forelgncra.”—St. Lnuta Republic. Smith > C0M»nova. Attoroe? * for Mortgagee. re's of land d-vribed iu said M-htrhile. Your petiriourt- further shows thst the said t*xe« on said dewtribad lands hare remained entire blk* fi*. Quicklime Will Remove Ualr. unpaid for more than one year from the fin*: W. 70 and 71 DepilatoriiM are very dangerous reme lots 1 aud 2 and dies unlcw kept in the hands of very care­ paid, aud tbr ranm lies ax now due and remain­ ful persons. Neatly nli funns of depila­ ing unpaid a* above set forth, your pelhlooer tories ik-pcnti upon Mine form of sulphide* parrel ot land of tl»c alkaline earths. Probably the safest botindrd among the effective nnea is made from tbe ordinary quicklime. It should be slaked exijenMmM rale, a*eomputefi an.t exteofini la said schedule, against lbs several parcel* nf with two f>nru of waternnd then saturated Spring street, tlun there- by Tuoruapple with freshly made sulphurated hydrogen. perMHud Tiiis mixture must be used within n few ere such point day» after lib made. Care must always be taken to see that the paste dore not cover more imrface than It is becesaary to free from imir. Lt is also a wise prveautiun oi iaou mav oe rein tor the ninnuM* due therv to sprttul but a small space at a time, and sald' Droril,<’d b-’’law-V1 P*J‘ Uie hen as afore. s acres jw when this la deprived of hair treat a fresh portion of the surface.—Now York JoorAnd yonr botiU.voec wtfl ever pr». rfc □al. H«SRr H. Al-i.tx. Aialttor General, Notice ut trerebv gi»r.n that tbe State of AlienSudden Death of 8CHKDULB A. The Nestor of the Manazmes. 7kh M Anencan C No more of this! iutatual •art) i»arocluT laud therein dra-rih«M the deceased, stated that “while he wan ad­ dressing a large outdoor a-e^m binge of people, who were Iktening. t.. hi* remarks wny beneath him, o( Fet>ruar> xwi. THI -COLCBKTEB’’ RUBBER OG. Wwakly. G. G. VILLAGE OF MIDDLEVILLE ..lalnred thereon lor �B Mr. Mkb.H Cun.IrTThtalkM 111 I w“ Nwetli«le« h. morrnd <i°,hr ,oid' ! “d hi. to tb. north with W^in hi. podret On rrtchlng hi. nat1v® pl-tce be found his father and mother both dead, nnd his sister (the only child besides himself) married. He was r.l. thia time about 17 years old, but as tall and robust (barring tho twnporsry cffecta ufz his wound) us a mucV’ldrr num; with n preraainr. which setdrton b,.r lunp: ! ed fur a month by her family phyalclau, I but gniw worse. ’ H© told ber that ahe was a hopeless victim otconsumption and that no medteinr enuld eure her. Her druggist I BUggesktl Dr. King’s New Discovery for j and to ' to, di. ( Ukli.It hr. tout.touml gr'*TitT nnd dte“tT ot dw"'anor- “•’,l wdl. now clou l.rr own bouMWort and I.; * ,,roIW' k aotr*tin;t and rreolutoinind. as vrelllas she ewr wsa—Fu>e trial bottles ' Aftrr remaining quiet for a month or of thia'! Great Discovery* at W. 11. Good* i two- *«> recuperate his physical powers year's drug store, large battles 50c ami. to think over Lie position, he deter­ I mined - - . w to » _ be » an — architect. tdtata*___ t»—*•* — Ho .set ‘to 91.00. 1 “It is impossible you should intend any benefit to me that would not benefit you ten times more.’’ said Mrs. Bumax character." “Do you mean tluit I should pretend impassively. to be anything that fi» not- good?” “You do me gross injurtic.'.-; you uro “Oh! no, no—not that, of cunrsc! think that that bit of human nature like all women with a grievaucer re­ I? different from Ox turned Jucdyn. whose temper was ocr-' Only a sort of gire-and-take, h've-and- you call bt-ttve htyJ.—that's what you want" tainly very easy. “My schema u to put “If they th«hc I am different from ‘ know my ease." Good frirud. In ninetyyou in receipt of an income of $l4NN a _ j nine out of a hundred owtcsu Ute esuws are what I am, in any bad'way." continued । year. Hnvo you any fault to find with •11 them Beatrix, “I will either tyll them who ’I ; the same—Impure blood—and that’s why tllftt?’ - Her » “Golden Medical Discover/’ ©nre# ninetyam or give ’ up th? whole thing.' “What nre tho sarvicet. for this TTuan...; .uun.-.».u« . « w'akh WW.W.i nine out of every hundred. You may 1* is the paymentF Mrs. Bemax inquired, tojcj trembled. 1 tbe exception- And you may not. But “To cnajieron a lady—noJiing more. Now my good bttjl **"*’<’ f** rith*‘r «•* or "A lady!" repeated the other, a pe- dual yuu say anything so foolish, arid , you r,,tber be well? M you’re tbe culinr smile drawing down the corueni Jocelyn, taking her hand iu his and pat- . exaBptiOn it costs yon nothing, you get of her mouth; “I begin to under:>tanu! ' ting IL “Come, you know me, don't I your Ut0IIf.y bark-^-but suppose it cures | rim? yon? and nnd you know whether or not you* Who is riie?" “The prima dunna at th" new opera Hamilton Jocelyn wotdd Golden Medical Let the. the “••Golden MKIlesl Dbcovery* Discovery* would nennit permit anv any 1. Let one to insult juu? Very well, then; take lhe risk. house." you’re ns safe, if the wanit comes to Vhc “Yer.; in whom you are tenderly inwon’t, ds if you were Healed up in the terasted. Taking e.erything into-concenter of thu pyramid iof Cheops! But adoration, Hamilton, that io very char­ what I want you to learn is to have acteristic of you; a very delicate piece courage—to hold your own bravely, and { of kiadrKi;r______ ___ not to ba too squeamish alxiut what the “Bab! Meg, your cynicism is ever, peopl ■ vou meet with say and do. The done; yon nre ou 11 wrong scent entirely. world always svjms queer and a little Iu the tint placj. tho lady ij not tile per----------------------- — son slie's supposed to lie. She's the J disagreeable when one is first brough, daughter of an old friend of mine; 1 '111 contact with it—full of people not once intended to marry her, but—1 * a bit like onr quiet folks out in the thought better of it Circumstances ' country. But we can’t change the which yuu will be fully informed uf world, can we? All we can do is have led to her petamatfag the Marana ■,o Uhe things as they are, and make the PULv.Axr —name and all—the coming season, bwt of B. If we are all right nothing It's a grand secret, of course, and I so- I can really hurt us. But we must have lected you as the only woman who could courage, wc mustn’t |» afraid, we be trusted to keep it. You are to am- ! mustn't talk of giving np! W* must be ’’ A for pslu <!r> nol linn in everj-way that suggest, itself the * a tittle woman of the world. Every Beiilngham paid no further notice to him. “By connecting the window above tho lower door, by means of an iron bridge of fift«-n feet span, with the corridor in the tealfling on the'opixisite side of the alley," he mid, referring to his drawing, “you give additional means of exit either uy the street door of that building or by tho upper passage leading to the.elevated railway station. Well?” “What’ll it ccrttr inquired Inigo. “Not more tlian eight hundred, or I’ll pay the difference." “It’s all darn nonsense; but TH do it to oblige yon.” iwid Inigo., "That way, if you like?" said Belling­ ham, folding np his plnn. “Good day.” “Odd fish, that fellow.” observed Joce­ lyn when tile architect had gone out. "I just tell you what.” <aid Inigo, “if tliat odd fish was nn impresario the dlvM wouldn’t go bock on him—not much!” "Why wouldn’t they?* “Oh, mnyb© they wouldn’t dare: but they wouldn’t, anyhow." “ Wliat do yon know about itT "I know n man when I see him,” re­ turned the other, wagging his bead, “and so do they." • work at once, with hb usual energy and Happy Hoo.icra, poraistence; and after having familiarized Ind., writes.: ••Electric Bitters has dhne himself with tbe rudiments of the promore for in© than all other medicines com­ I fe»sion at the be-rt m b-ntific school in tbe bined, fb. ib.it Imil (ceiing arising from country ho entered uu architect’s office kidney .Slid liver liouble." John Leslie, in New York, and worked there from farmer nnd stockman, uf rsnu- place, says: twelve to fifteen hours a day fur reven “Find El -ctrfc Bitten*, tu la- the best years. Unremi tiing appl ication such as kidney ^n<l fixer uiedidhe, mail© mv fee! this, rendered physically ja^ible us it like a ndw man.* J. W. Gardner, hard­ waabynn invincible co.-ntitution, and ware mnn liant. same loun. says: Electric turned to the best advantage by a po w­ Bltteis is Just the thing fora mun whois all run <|own and don’t care whether hr erful and coinprehexdve iutellect, could fives or dies; be found new strength, good not fail to'have ifi» effect. When Bellingham, at tbe nnd of hb appetite hud frit Just like he bad a new lease on lllfe. <hily 50c a bottle, at W. H. apprenticeship i-erlod, set up iu budnew un his own account there were few men Goodyears drug store. CHAPTER V. llurklrn'i Arnica Salve. I in the country whopoMCosed u broader The first salve in the world for cuts, and sounder knowledge of architecture now gvaamiiNu was ma ml bruise-., | sores, ulcers, salt rheum, fever than this young man of 28, or who bpd sores, tetter, chapped bands, chilblain-., ho much taste nnd originality in mutters -corna and all wkh* eruptions, and positive­ of design. The remainder of his proly cures! piles or no pay required. It isi (eMonal history, being-mainly a record gttarann rd to rive perfect hatlsfacikm. or uf well deserved and iucruaidng success. idea tluit she is the !»ona fide Marxnu; say I woman-must be who intend* to nt commoney rdfund«-d. Price 25 cents |»er box.' liM little interest. At tho epuub of his yuu've fired with her for years in Eu- ! idish anything, let alone to mike b*xch a For sale by W. II. Goodyear, the druggist. entrance ihto this story he bad had a rope, and so on. But she is wholly ig- 1 reputation as lies, before you. It’s a lit. hand iu many of the best building*: of Mayor ll’bl. of Grand Ita'pbls, will go for uurant of the world, and you are to see tie freemasonry «*H| have to learn, our large cities, both private and public, all gambir.* In that city. to it that none of the young fellows gets ' nothing more; and. as I said, though nnd incidentally be had been brought in ahead of her. You may invent all the j yon won't love mt—naughty child!—yet contact with a gn at number of people adventurer you like for her—in rhe past. ' you can't help trusting your father’s old whom it might be deemed socially ex­ baton no account let Itt get into any friend; and as ns a matter af <3* bourse to arse you pedient to know. But Bellingham scrapes in tbe present Do you sec what ' wiD come to me if you gett into any real scarcely teemed to have the ordinary be ,mlv only top readv ready to to asas- I 1 scrape. 1I sliall Iw. I mean?' social instinct. Hb manners were abrupt suit you: but I don't want to seem offi- j By JULIAN HAWTHOBNK “1 think wx The young fellows you cious either to you or to' others, and I . nnd reaervud. and he had a very discon­ s|>eak uf are to be kept out of tho way certing glance for iLjmj who seemed dis­ CHAPTER IV. want you to fight your own way as much for your sake rather tbun for hers; and posed to attempt to be familiar with ns possible nt first. It will make it nil WHAT WAS OOINU OX EI.srH'II.-RK. him He seemed to have a tempera­ she is to be instructed that any scrape tho easier for you hereafter. Don’t let rhe gets into with you is no scrape nt all. mental anti]>atby a-rainst aristocratical yonrself be put upon, of course, but but a distinction and a btaKdug.” or exclusive pretensions of any kind. don’t altogether forget that you're the “Upon my soul I should flutter myself । though tn a certain tense no one was Marana either. If you manage it clev­ you were jealous if 1 didn't know you so more exclusive and aristocratic than he. erly her name ought to be a help to you well," said Jdcclyu with a laugh; “I only The type is no unuotnmon one. ns tho rather tlian the contrary." wish to protect tho girl from annoyance critMK say; and it is perh'qna pity, now­ ••TFhat arc th' Herein * far which th Im U “In what way?” and to insure the succcni of the whole junputntf’ Mrs. Lutnax inquired. adays, that jt is not a great deal cum“Oh, the jiiarper the, fight the sooner tnoner. Though repellent in several Two or three «lays afterword Jocelyn schema If you could make mu believe over, you know, and the mure decisive," ( way.’, it h.is some qualities of alrntut in­ l*-t<A>k himself to a small and rather in your dinnter-.-stedness and virtue the said Jocelyn, laughing. “Yes, it is an finite redemption. It includes every­ shabby looking ht»use in Enirt Eighteenth only result would be that I should servo advantage in avery way. If yon were thing tliat we call iiiarculinc. Its ex- street, and askf-.l if Mrs. Bemax were at you less efficiently than otherwise. But entered in the fists in your own name, esnpbtrs an.1 often duticient in humor: home. The woman who opened the you always liked deception for its own with your father and all j our friends to but they have n steruutxffl mid siuiplicity dixirsaid, iu n weary and ditcont>«nted sake, and you are the same Hamilton fall back on. you would le fulling back that an* to tie- other parts of human voice, that Mm. Biuuix was in. and Joc- Jocelyn that I know in Richmoml twelve all tbe time. Yuu would Lc trusting to ’nature v.-liat sea salt u' water. They <lyn vreut upstair?. He entered the years ago. Well, I shall know what tune their strength instead of to your own. front r<x>m on tbe first floor. ’ This room | to take with her.” arv often unjuat. but tney are never com­ But rtnee you’re alnno you’ll discover “Take imy tone yuu like, in the devil's plaisant. Th *y tuny be bitter, but they I had a dingy and lm>wnish a<pect. The your own force, and moke, it evident to are never sweet; or bird, but never soft furniture was meager and rickety. Upon name, so long as you take the po-jition the others into tho bargain.” And yet there is another side to tU-ra— the wall lietwven the windows hnng and observe tbe conditn-nsr exclaimed t “But will not papa live in the hotel but only very few—jxirijaps only eue— t______________________________ > askew a print of the Prince of Walts Jocelyn, getting up. with some signs of with me?" ever cornea to know it Enough of gen- I and his family, taken from someillus- impatience. "My grucioas, no!" exclaimed Joce­ “I will take the position ou condition ' 1 tnued paper and framed in a wooden **Il’«oU dura notiMcnitc; but I'll du it to eralizAtions. lyn, lifting his hands in half playful con­ Geoffrey Bellingham had not the air j frame stained black aad varnishmL The of being gtuirantccd iny outfit and twelve oMiyc vox," said Intg". ' sternation. “In tho eyes of the world, Jocelyn Ian4 the iinpri-^irio staid over of being susceptible to feminine charms, only preUy thing iu the room was a phu- hundred dollars,” a-dd Mrs. Urmax. “It remember he’s nothing b«rt a respect­ ......... . M when 1... . ,1*. ... . _ t of n _chubby 1 .1.1 V 1 little 2 ..1.2 1.1 uabout 1..^.* * 4 night at th<- Randolphs’, and complet­ TT2 devil to lli <. manner, be was brought iu . tograph 411UV VUll'l auuut a I is m not high wages for the •**- ...... — pay.• child able old gentleman, in no sort of way reed the details of the agn.*emenj for contact with the gentler sex, underwent j cars of ago. It 5was mounted . • •in a 1 but it's better tlian nothing, and to live InUwl vnn. Tn lated to you. To havn have him in attendMademoiselle Marana’s apj»e|rancc. She no gvutle and illuminating change. The tasteful standard frame of stamped ntainjHxl ' as comfortably us 1 can. bo lung as I do frame of anew on yuu would be meet—what shall 1 was to curse to the city iu a few days, elements of his nature --eemed averse leather, and a small viwe containing two live, is the Ixst I hare to look forward to 1 «iy?—'inexpedient; and if it ledf to ! take up hi-r ftbrxle at a 'hot**!, and begin from hannonixing with th.*-> of women. or three Cowers stood in front of it. The now. I’m not so fastidious iu other re­ reheaiials knunediately. Before leaving When he happened to tq>eak with a photograph itself wan much faded and spects as you <lo me the honor to imag­ nothing ciao, it might lead to his true relationship being found out No, you brigo banded Mr. Randolph a check for wouum lie ine." he would express hithaelf hirheelf in his 1 was in the stylo of ten years ago. may see liiui occasionally, of course, but | fn u few minutes a tall, middle aged |3,t)00, m advance salary, to enable him Ufttuil-cnrl. laconic way, keeping his eyes j ••Well. Meg, whoa you’re enjoyed a to iriote- Che necessary arrangements; fixed upon her far© the while, with a«urt : woman, with u square shaped face and few months’ luxury you’ll take a more on the same footing as any other chance acquaintance. Ha. ha! You wouldn’t I and the two g.*ntlemen took their de- of unsympathetic inquisition. t Thu im- ' rath-r strongly marked features, enme B c>uw. new ... .v uu genial of things, 1 Imps. nww Above all . partnre with many proft isions uf good pression cuavXed was that he coasid- 1 into tho room. Her eyes nud brows VVU aWUl. MX ’* VJWO v. •• “ 1• things make os good mi imprenwon on want to compromise your own father, । would you? not to speak of being com- j ered women insufficient and will on both sides. ’ entrust— • • I were ’ dork; - ■her hair was slightly - • *•touched *- * the lady as poasible. She must learn to Late in jthe afternoon a tall.xather worthy. On the other hand he ijpaer j wiLii gray. Tho corners uf her largo contid? in yon, and to take your advice, promised by him!” stern/^rtokjng young man. with grave railed against them, as self c-nsctouH I mouth had acquired an indrawn look, “Well, 1 certainly am aloner said in all social matters from the outset blue eyes under thick, level brown, and 3 misogynista do;*his indifference m-ouied 1 apparently from a habit uf pres>ung her You can do anything with her if she Beatrix gravely. “In appearance, yes: but so long as short, dwnne browa b.*ard covering the not tu be the result of nn exhaustive or | ]:,jM together: her general exproasdon was like.-.>yuu aud trusts yo *. and -nothing if Hamilton Jocelyn is alive you’ll have an lower partlof his face, walked into Gen. . utl mortifying experience iu of uir them .in -.the studiously impos&vv. uur She i(A>»ru looked u*r like < she doesn't" ........................................... .............. „ U .Ml i.iv ।1 hhuui UI) uiijKi3a.,v. Inigo a afflti?. 1and’ was ’informed * unfailing resource." that tho . past; it was scientific or u-mpuxniui*ntal j on»i accustomed to meet with rebuffs “1 understand; 1 am to be another “1 should compromioe you ns well,” expected every minute. Hr ' rather. He recognized their functional 1 and disappointments, and to put up aether to her!" add Margaret Bemax. general was <* ‘ seated hiinSelf '•If at a table, undid tho roll ,’ me* ufi-4 to thr, ra<-,, aud to mk -Ii tv. but did , with urttli them thwm whi-n u-lun n^'HCKirr ftian.-h never '1 in n, u » tone inn* nud nn.1 with n-itl. 3 a look l.w.u iu ... her eye* a., the raw society, necessary, though so said she. tanking at him fixedly. He of pajs-r that h» carri-jd. and proc- edexl 1 not care to be ponumilly concerned with with meekurt-. and resignation. There ' quiet aud yet so repellent that Jocelyn made a laughing gesture af depreciation. I “Oh, don't be afraid of that! I’m j I war nn‘air about bt-r that showed she 1 made no attempt to reply, but took hia to busy hiu|st-lf in making calculations them more than was necessary. I and sketches 1 known: everybody understands me! We But his professional reputation WM s • ! had once been familiar with tbe hand- . leave without further oeremfeny. • 1 can do no possible harm to each other. ! This yojyag man, who* uatue ,,was I — high so well attested his social , aJM, some of the world, VU but, from "IU». wlurt- > . vvnatui; Certainly Beatrix needed r«—and ................. . —........ - that ..................... . 1. ride u. ,, .,V.M UWUV-.1 b “ mother luvnux* at Ml Gouffrey lieellingham. wns a New IT;- Eng- • disqualifications did nut injure his sue- evercauae, had diecnutinned to enjoy or this epoch of hue carver. The peculiar r It's nn tm'lcrstood thing that I stand I lander. wh>i«he family had livedI for its refinements There were ■ condition? under -1which she wv making for many manv ,cess; /-mm- nnd nnrl when wh..* Gsn. flrai Inigo Tnbrrt com rived j .practice ___ .................................. . . Tk ___ _____ ____ 11.2___ .-1.2-1. __________________ 1_!___ godfather to all prime donne on their 1 jiu an ancient town not very I the idea of a Arraud new opera- house ! more hard and unpleasant thing’ in her • her entrance into the world rendered entry into New York society. Y\u may 1 general ioMi . those to whom i memory , than the contrary, and these , her especially defenseless. Shu was not safely refer to mu as an old friendPho all j far from B|ostop- Fromthe early part I Bellingham s' vraa among ’v»ir he appliod for a phm and un estinustd. I meinoriea and experiences had worn only ignorant (as any girl Wrought up in j occasion?. And. by the by. I’ve taken । uf the pres*_. _ prosperity fiegan to recede, along wi__ • ith I and it was Bellingham wuo got tho con- : away her former comehuef-* aud made thermuskmuf home is likely to be) of cite the liberty to do you a bit of service al- । Hurt of the town with which they were । tract. Th© result WO2« a building which j her skeptical and somewhat malicious. wap, and wickedness of mankind, but ready. You need a companion, axd Tre | so ciorrly allied, t Large families of chj^- many judges con.-ddercd to be secund to boon so lucky iu* to secure just the per- I instead of gentle aud engaging. the strict necessity of her incognito cut ■on Shi/s an English tady. daughter of | dren dividtkl and dissipated the projk- none of iu kind in tbe world. It was • Well. Hamilton." she mid, ns she her off from tbe support aud society of erty; nmnyof them moved to other parts bountiful, it was luxurious, it was •uoe iu. "I hope you’ve brought in© both her.father nnd of all the other rela­ a clergyman; I’ve known her fur yeani; . an excellent creature; really a lady of ' of <h>- country: those who remained. acoustically u marvel, it was fireproof, some money." tives and frieuds who should naturally prou-Uy mindful of their post grandeur, kidideatally a number of artists achieved “Monoy, my dear Meg! Didn't 1 send be around her. She was nut herself, great refinement and experience, and M ... wholly w different pndxrly suited to your needs. She will and unwilling tode^-end to a lower levl-1 renown aud made mon:y by the <lacor.i- you somo lost week?" i and she was somebody in search of ', new ways to fortune, grad­ tiuiu* which they execu led, under pel“Yes. enough to pay up my smsrt of from herself as well. Furthermore she take perfixrt enre of you. aud keep you ually- faded out of right or existence, re­ linghaxns supervision, fur its inner aud board. I've had non? to spend un my- ■ was u singer, with all tbe setudtiv.-uess potted aboot everything you oiq^rt to taining to the end the «'4d traits of char­ outer wall* Now York boastad of it, self for a month, and 1 have only one and tbe liability to emotional nupres- do and all that sort of thing. I have let acter, rendered harsher and gloomier by the pupeni contained descnptioiw of it, otber drew to my book, and that is not ! tduns that Che ninxicaJ tump-jrament im- her into the secret, the only other per­ their more restricted circumstances. At and the illustrated journals published Gt to be seen.” ' rfies. Upon th# whole a young.woman sons who know it being your father. The idea is. of length, alwut thirty years ago. Geoffrey pkrtnresof it, and endeavored, bat un“Thiuga are more expensive here than ■ can select no career more dangerous than Inigo, and myself. Belling-iam was born. He was a child Buocessfully, to obtain a portrait of the in Englun'L I told you that when yon that upon whicli Beatrix had just en- course, that slie's been living with you on the continent, and all that sort of of um.cual itrtc’digence, and .with a architect But, asu compensation, there iusutvd on coming here. You would tered, nnd the externa) circumstances strong aj>pL-tiie both for reading anil ad- - was engraved u dignified and imposing have be«i more comfortable at home." which attended her entrance could thing. Mme. Bemax, shell be here to­ morrow morning. You ’D be certain to venture. Bat tho monotonous and life­ representation of Geu. Inigo, and a rec­ “Home is tfhere the heart is." she re­ scarcely have been more untoward. like her immensely." less exMtenoq of the sluggish old town ord uf his brilliant and typically Amer­ plied. with au intonation of somber sar­ Meantime the object mart constantly “ Well, what must be. must, 1 sup­ vexed aud wearied him: he wished lie ican career. casm. “My heart is not in England, present to her thoughts, riHop it gnv< had come into the world a hundred j B-.-ilingnam had been waiting in the wharever else it may lie." color to everything else, was her assumed ' pose,” said Beatrix, folding her hands in “It docs years larlier,; when men went forth to general’s offic-j fifteen uiin ate a when the "Well. I’ve been very busy,” said character of the Msranx To be herself her lap and looking down. seem hopeless to think of going back battle, aud to sail the seas, aud th© days latter appeared, with Jocelyn on his Jocelyn. । began to appear in the light of some­ now I have come so far. But if 1 had were full of novelty, activity and excite­ arm, both in the best of spirits. The “So you always tell me; but I pre­ thing criminal. Everything depended ment His heart stirred within him to architect did not rise from his chair or sume, ua usual, it is do business of upon maintaining tbe deception. Nor underwood beforehand.” • • • She paused, but went on after f moment. bear a hand in the work and movement make auy other response than a preoc­ mine." could Rhe disguise from herself that tbe at the world, and such echoes a> reached cupied nod to the expansive greetings of “Well, my dear, it's only the money ' men she met treated her with a sort of “I seem to be living in the midst of falaohim of what was going on in other places the gentleman. “If yon have your wits aspect of my business that you feel any freedom to which she was quite unac­ hoods, and it seems to me that that is and lands kept alive this longing and de­ about you,” he said to Inigo, “look at interest in.” customed. This perplexed and annoyed more likely to take away courage than veloped it He met with no sympathy, this plan and tell me your idea about it” “If you iiieax^-'re is no longer auy , her, and Mrs. Bemax. when she appealed to give it" “Pooh, pooh! things will very soon however, from his own family circle, “What’s it all about, anyhow!*’ re­ sentiment between us I cordially admit to her. only smiled and said she mustn’t and at length oeawd to make tlu-m odn- turned the impresario, removing his it,” was tbe answer. “I don't care the mind them. Finally she thought it shake down, and thro in everything but fidanta of his desires and projects; yet cigar from bis mouth and pulling him­ snap of my finger for you or fur any would be a good idea to ask information name you can be more youreelf than you ever were before!" returned her this discouragement to the utterance of self together. “Stage entrance! What’s on© else now alive. But 1 have some of Mr. Jocelyn. father's old friend encouragingly. his thoughts led him to cherish them tbe use botherin’ with that? Just make claims upon you, and I’ra come here to •‘Fellows bother you. do theyF said Tbe next day Mme. Bemax was in* not less but more ardently. Finally, in it so as they can get in and ant. and the enforce tbem.” that gentleman in answer to her com­ gals can see their fellows”-----“You have tho photograph there still, plaint, with a reassuring smile. “Well, troduced. and was very genial, helpful “No, sir," interposed Bellingham qj- 1 see," remarked Jocelyn, turning to the ma'mselle. you know'we mustn’t be too and agreeable. bound for the Pacific. table. “Poor little follow! If he’d particular about that. When we have CONTINUED. •'3top what, in tbe name o' lived Td have made a man of him." been on the stage a little longer we shall Xt is a Mtatako rim* home first mate on board an En­ “FeBowa hanging round “Yes! You'd have made the same learn to look upon all men as our glish Hockade runner from Liverpool. door for the girls to come out I don't sort of uiou of him m you've made wum- brothers, and not mind a little tun. Be­ It was in the midst uf our dvfl war; the like it, and I mean to give the girls a blockade runner was captured aad Bel- chance to get off free .1 they choose.” if it’s only to save him from knowing invineibk Marana. and are supposed to b^gham wm taker. wri*oner. Ou his as* what sort of a father he’s got! However, be able to settle all such J.ick-a-dandios nine cams in a bundled, J fancy." re­ you said that to pat aae in a good humor, marked Jocelyn with a lanj . I suppose. What do you want*“I don’t understand you,” tJd Beatrix, parttns health. Allowed to join the crew « t a govero“What has that gut to do with itT de­ •‘I vow, Meg, you’re too confoundedly with a slight flush. Irving Latimer la still tbe state of old. Prison Me agrees with him. manded Bellingham, looking nt him; sour for anything,'' exclaimed Jocelyn, UwifmlM at fcbtog. “J ” • riles rttaA. fum. Beatrix Ranaoinn. Fl eitherr ‘ “Oh. I was only startled to are you turning missionary,” replied the other, moving away. | r 1 1 ■ 1 ] WHY! WHERE­ FORE. S'Sit’tS”.! x other rvmediw. t ux in tl>c fad that !tU better, iu nrumpt and sure, sod therefore •.bchc* ijr tbc7p*ctac purpoM. It U not an 1014 cstebHne tbai «mkcaib* eye thn»: ST- JACOBS OH. THE GREAT REMEDY FOR PAI, IS THETBEST. and It holds THE TRUE PROOF. To this tpiicific Act Archbishop’. UUh- Official*, u-sdtjr and unite in *aytn«: "Wa. OTHER REMEDIES FAILED, maniuiljr.’’ For tbe Same resjwn THE POOR MAN finds whet he »eeks and needs, is not deedred and vIU bare it st any price. LOOSE’S EXTRACT CLOVER BLOSSOM m a z a 111 a: o a Femata W—kness, t'tesrs. Tumors, Bare* abs—■■■. Blood PobKmlnx. Malt Kkmua. Calarrh. KryBlj»-Ia*. Kh< umotUm aad all Blood and Skin DHrasi a. Pitilx »1. per Ptat bottle, or E Ikxile* for 1 e»n Solid Extract 6^o4.1<,cLg!:,^D..&?^.ca’ Sold Sy W. H,Goodyear, CARTERS CURE XHrrtn—. SICK 7ct QtrWs Ltms XJwr "HEAD 'AfikatbarwoaUbeslwasttetartaastomo ■ol.sr frum tkla tmi ACHE very way lo tska Oascr pQtei Tboysrs strictly v—rtsth lod do 1 PBUBATK OttDEB. State of Miehtaan. eounl; ot ItarryAt a arxirtun of the frehatr Court ot Barry boMrest the Probate Ofl HasUtuca In said county on We S la U** matter ol tbe estate •( Btepbea Dorter. Loom’s Red Clover Pile Rnredy. b a ventures that they feel justified in try- s. �Additional Local News. ay and the horse i«lng t*k«> e daring ti* night, tbe dortor was sgaih wait f<* and came «rat XS- The b«se H better.! this ^Co.wffl I** !'e,‘i rr'' ul__ PC t* •3RMw»»y -y-.. f.r th* *pteta!W in* ;tattoo- .J..— “SfT« «» .. ic tl^ first —rd joetentat tdnrnd «U! «*e pte« Fritlay from tiw fawue of Mr. ami Mra. C. H. B-fJrr. j .1 Emery, of Grand Rapid*, ba* been •pirated awi-t-Hit secretary nf *ute Jratem ItaBsin-- Mr. Emery b* the sonS- swt of Mr. and Mrs. O. D. Spaulding rrf thM city. . T Fitililto au<! Ren Maus are building a iatg« irc fanise at «*. lake, amt ask a IIIh lt*i shpre of patronw. They expect to •applv all who want Ice. They are good teliow'iawl Will give you your-money # worth. Yesterday Sheriff Strabbtng went to Hastings to secure Sanford Smith who barf l«f-. n there detained by hl# order. Smith b the n»n *ho wa* charged with seduction by Amafirt* Perkin*, of Salem, who a!*? implicated her father for incest but in tourt relented and refused io testify against him. Th- bottom of the case *ill prnbabi u->w be reached.—Allegan Gaaettef . Die«!.‘ifi ining. Tues-lay. January L-rtty. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Bruj. TravS. «gcd 22 years. Until a few years slnre ?bfc appeared in robu-' health: but that fell dr>tt»j*?r, consumption, attacked tar amt. *be had gradually fallrel. Her slow dediiie and untimely death made svd many hirart*. The funeral took place Thuredsy tram the home, and wa* largely attcuiinl. Rev. Hollister oflktialing. Mes.-ra. A. Black A bon have let the con­ tract for the second story, to tbeir fine bioct on Wert State Street. Like to? first story, the .-pcond will be face*! with st<«re, and wiltiiuakc the handsumest front on our bu»irtr*s[»treet. We are plea*ed to pole lhe evident prosperity of that firm which thi* improvenwnt imt. ate*. They bustle for buMtics* and get it. and lots q( ir toe. They hare In the past year succeeded In getting several large contracts for noon, me ms add *’one work in competition with other i-tablubra-nta, and the* give satisfactiou eyery time. That* Is a firm in Charlotte making coutracla w!|h the farmers ol Eaton county for the culture of beet*, with tbe idea nf starting a sugar refinery' in that city uext year. Tbe government analysis of beet* raised in {that section of the country .Shows them tobp extra fine, and the soil of Eaton county especially adapted to their culture. Experience in other section* has shown that there L* no branch of farming industry that pays a# well as beet culture, and should this pan of the state prove itself adapted to nasnjg beet*. Il will be a must valnaMe and profitable undertaking for lhe farmers. We would like to see a good sugar refinery started in this city, and if beet* can be MKcttofuUy raised here it ta fe to aaj that there will tie one. tor lhe vplc ot this eicy have teamed the value g.x<d luanufacturiug coocen;-. 11 is not goo,! advice, aays au eminent physician. u> bundle ouetnd? up at *11 time-, and to dread a little cold weather as if It was a demon carry ing your death war­ rant. It 1* muck lietler to strengthen the system by hygienic laws, to endure a Jittle cold .weather. Throw off the hravy bundle* of fur aud tak- wme brisk, viotent exercise, and then be care­ ful not to eaten cu*d while in a heated con­ dition. This will *et the blood intocirculation *0 that you ean defy colds. Above all obrcrve some strict dietary law# if you are subject to colds. 1>q uot clog the system with rich, auliralthfnl hood, which weakens tbe organ*, and makes them unfit for the wort required of them. The diet bath, exoarise in the open air. and ob­ servant* of general hygienic laws are the fast preventative* for a cold that can be recommended. • In conversation with Superintendent «< '■» c. JL * S. B. B. tbe other ««y that cmuemm Infonued u, tb., the n»l would ptotabl, be extended an u to ronneet with tbe Gam! Trunk K. K. thb, mde. Such a tn.,re ,, ,h„ g paying inyestment as It would give better shipping facilities and therefore would do **5*” frei#lit busioesa. Some of !° tta'7 *" M"c•l ” ibc -^•iteting show to manufacturers. Another why manufacturer* cannot be in­ S.-”** <helr fartcrlfc’ along thi* hie u became of the uacertalntr of rc b- ' iJterary two mile* west ot tlie Center ailiou n>cd Joe die ia*( Friday a* tbe taint were dwaa’-HCcl with the conduct of son»<» who attended. We understand that our school entertalnment Is to occur »«®n. Protrarievl meetings still continued at the M. E. church. Jay Snyder spent Saturday and Sunday with friends in Nashville. George 1-aiw appeared on our street* one day last week. Cyrus Lavy narrowly escaped with fib life one day last week. While assisting hb father in cutting down a tree, by some mean* be was caught bj tbe tree amt pinned to the ground. Mr. Uvy finally snccwled in liberating bis sun but he did not return to consciousness fur nearly au hour. He seems not to be injured very much. We are anxiously watching the paper* to find out the mitcome of the Staples trial nt Grand RapidsTbe suit of L. D. .Maples vs. Chamber­ lain iwfore Esq. Velte resulted in a verdict In favor of plaintiff. J. J. Perkin*, of Prairieville, was the guest of Prof. Smith and wife Thursday night. . J. J. England shipped a ear load of 1 sheep on Monday. Wc understand that the ladies' temper­ ance organization on the town line charge a certain teacher with teaching Intrmperauce in hb school and that they have ap­ pointed a eommittec to wait on him. It would 1* a joke If they should find thetasehes mistaken. The I. O. O. F. Installed officer* last Monday night. F. P. Palmerton went to Battle Creek on Friday tojriait relative*. We notice that some of our bnsineas men wear a pleasant smile after having completed their inventory. New officers will be elected in the M. E. Sabbath school next Sunday. F. P. Palmerton returned from Battle -Creek on Monday bringing a pair Af light bramah chickens that cost ST.O<» as a present to Mrs. J. M. Smith. Elmer Hynes is busy plating silver ware with his new machine. Geo. Palmerton** horses nm away on I Monday. No damage wa* done. j Prof. Clark says tliat the school enter-'1 tain men t will occur next Friday uight. Brush Ridge. P. IL Karn* and wife returned from Flint on Friday of lust week. Robert And; ra. of Chicago, is rh-iting relathes here. Sophia Anders, of Grand Rapics who has been visiting relatives here, returned home on Friday. Mary Scbeuer attended school in Has­ tings one week. Home tieknras brought her home again. Rosa Andtrs is on the sick list: very taut cold. Henry Anders Is home from Hickory Corners. Sicknes.-. tbe cause. The township board of this township convened at the residence ot Pf IL Karns' on Monday, to take into cousideration tbe determination of the highway commission­ er in laying out a section road. After ma­ ture delil>eratiou, the board decided tbe n»l or M public brurtu uidtOTWumll, tbr union ot tu bishw.r roomlstlouer In teylng oat th.- nod wtte nt old- so urn carotin. J. N. Covert is .sellsug off bis stock of good* ve«» cheap for the next thirty days. Mrs. Dr>Wright and sister. Mis. Uhl. were in Grand Rapids tbe first of the week. P. Covert and wife, of Hastings, were in Carlton Iasi Wednesday. Mr*. Blakeslee is exj>ectcd home thh week. Mrs. Dan Bqyder returned to Grand Rapids Saturday. Mrs. Platt has been on the siek list but i* better now. The literary exercise* -at the Carlton Center school last Friday were well attend­ ed and very interesting, consisting of rec­ itations. rending, egwys and singing. W hile all did well, we will mention duly a few. Essay. “What make.- a lady." by Fannie Carpenter. “Spare Moments" by Graeie Wright. “The Rocky Mountains." Chancy Wood and “Boys’ Rights” by Willis Carpenter were all very good. There Is a kindly feeling in tire school and Mrs. Ames 1* getting along nleeiy. Tbe Interest with most of tbe scholars 1* good. Burt Terril went to Byron Center last Friday. Ell Brunson is quite rick at present writing. Mrs. Sarah Dnrgee, of East Carlton, is very sick at present. Fears are entertained of her recovery. D, M. Wood is on the ••don’t feel well" list at present. We are anxiously looking for sleighing. Abed Donley and wife spent Sunday with tbeir aick sister. Mrs. Durgee. Examination at the Center school thi* t0 coonrct with tbe ■« no dooH Fine weather at present Wm. Barber and wife Sondayed with D. R. Foster and wife. Real E>t*te Trasifrra. The school exhibition vm quite well at­ tended. W the week ending Jan. it, iSW. M token from tbe book- jB the register's <.flre: . Meetings at the M. E. church every Sunday at 8 o'clock. Richard C<ne spent Sunday with J. N. Covert and family, Peter Covert has moved back on the old Branuidji: tot Fro.. homestead. pert.fcr* ' The dance at Sam. Hoffnmu a wa.- quite _»». F. Xorrlv; to W. well attended. J. S. Keeler is seriously ill again. TnUnevge, «j' Mr*. Parsons has returned borne from a visit In South Boston. D. Cains* brother, from N, Y.. b visit­ ing him at present Quarterly meeting at the M. E. etaurch the 25 and 20th. Our school teacher is boarding at R. Hosmer's. C. P. Covert i* very sick with the grlpp. 'Sm. Durkee and Mr. Booher caught 8. Baldwin: m* snuy marched forth tub, the hoose. U»t lbcr’ nnl M.nain« M A Grand Rapkls m«n ha* a nalqne way ■11 and they rWtf about n>r of roitetiiag ■ MIL A m«n otesd_him Ml -hkb Km <1—and .!>• mirclMKi Thrn MW-, and he called that man out of bed at -> were set- *nd Rev. Wallace was placed at o'clock Wednesday moralak and the bead. Aftrv partaking of all we could with him »t midnight Thursday, having bold, we were then invited to go to tbe slept and eaten with the debtor. He rays Mriur where Mr. aud Mrs. M<»ber were be will stiek until that W to paid. presented by Rc». Wallarc with a beauti­ ful fi28 riiver tea *et- After the present*iMxego wifi try antl worry along without tlon and tiw thanks of Mr. Member to Ids a salouzi yet awhile. A ftrftew presented friend*, they retujncd to lhe store and hall bl* bond*, and wa* anxloax to *ri! tnrty for a grand smoke and drink of ginger p«»p, rod to the good people nf Shat vllfar?. but which wm set up a* free a* waler and the fetters said No. nnd aald *0 emphat­ every little while the groom would say. ic*! !y. 1 ••help yourselves boys to anything in the store." Mr. Mosher's he^rt was overflow­ The ‘-Tramp nnlfanee” has long been * jing with love for all his friend*, and a serious one for Kalamazoo people, and not­ lietter lime never was had ou Amerlcau withstanding that these abte-lKMlted. good■ soil than was had there that ulgbt. for-nothing fellows break Into the iKiuse* 1 Last week Wednesdsj ttie iadlre aid so­ of that city and transgress the law# in ciety met at Allwrt King*, and elected many oilier wxys, yet the city ba* provid­ 1 their officers for lhe ensuing year. Receipts ed s “Tramp s Rest" where these lazy fel­ 1 lows arc cared for grail*. As u rraull of for the day wa* 8X58. Mrs. John Zimmerman, who has been this good trcalment. Kalamaxno l« the Mecca for tramp*.- Tho latter havebecome 'quite sick. Is now on the gain. Rev. Wallace anJ wife returned from so bold that sonii decisive action mu*t be their visit in Ohio last Walnesduytaken, and It I* recommended that they be The ladle* aid society meet st RobL put to work In a stone yard, breaking Brunnej's next week Wedheuday. stone. This will no doubt lave tbe desir­ loist Saturday night the T. ut 1. hall ed effect. was idled with people to hear Mrs. Mayo, Fire destroyed the factory bulkllng of 'of Calhoun county, lecture to them on •Citizenship of America.” Her lecture the Spring Harrow Company at Kalama­ was good. I»ut some of the Oliver oratory zoo last week, los abou^. Bl0.000. The wdh not very appropriate for the occasion.' good work of the fire department saved I^st Saturday Edgar Fisher bought out other valuable property. ।tbe heir* In Ifcr place on wtilch be Is living Eight children marched into tbe probate lu Baitimqrey Arthur Fisher is a going to set out a court In Kalamazoo fast week, nearly all of them being represented by some promi­ :peach orchard on tbe mill property ‘In the" nent attorney of that city, to contest a spring. will. Despite tbeir preparations for a contest they were all surprised to find that Erma W right Is on tire gain. they were in favor of an equal division ot Mrs. Wallace has thegnp. the property among the eight survivors. Mr*. Daniels, of Boston, spent Sunday Charlotte officers nre making tramps with her brother. Dr. Carpenter. W. & Adkins was al lensing Monday hustle now days. on buslnws. The proposition of Curtis A Bennett, of Dr. Carpenter spent last week with hi* Charlotte, to enlarge their building and tamlly at Freeport. Jared Palmer got hurt In tlie saw mill employ 100 men for 10 years for the sum of 85.000. was InVI on the table by the last week while putting on a belt. The mill-yard is bring tilled up with council of that city. saw logs. N. V. Whitlock lost a horse last week. Wil! Smith ami wife of, Hasting*. spent Sunday with bis brother Jim. neiqhboring^counties. A postal card written to a Plainwell man from Prairieville In 1888, was Just deliver­ ed the other day. What a fine system nf null service they must hare in Plainwell. Underlying all other public question*, preasing. penu»u-nt, commanding, b the subject of education. Important in every civilised nation. Il is in America of para­ mount interval. In America we bar* I2.000.0ftj children enrolled in tbe pablic *chool. alone. Hew to increaae thb atbat to nutkr every effort tell; what methods influences are to be stimulated; how to reach tbe heart*. tbe minds, the conrctence* of these children; what ideals to profound concern. Oar public schools require 947^99 teach ere, and cost annually tWfi,a5.X>2. Thera figures simply show tbe magnitude of the syMicm and arc staggering even to the j imagination. The future of the republic A SEVENTEENTH CENTURY STORY. Is committed to these l&OOO.ttn children, and to tbe hundred* of thousands in pri­ vate and sectarian school*, to tlie*e and not to one or tbe other of the political par­ ties, to these and not to any church, not to any organization whatever.—Louise illCourier-Journal. K. F. Overton, of Plainwell, had hb hand badly crushed in a mill last week. There was a time when railroad men had tbe reputation’of being the most impolite Several determined efforts have been made tn get a saloon started In Otsego, but to the credit of that village, it eau be said the* far that all efforts have been failure*. t-hte reputation. It grew out of tbe fact that in die early days traveler* were not a* Kalamazoo collected $ 102,000 lu taxes thb year. Thursday the jmllcc of Grand Rapid* discovered tbe rendezvous of a gang of thieves which has been operating in that city for a long time, but the police hav.heretofore beeff unable to discover their headquarters. Sacks, furs, dress goods, hit*, cap* and iu fact most everything known in tbe shape of wearing apparel were brought to light man in no wW differ* from hi* bambtor broCwr iu •Bering hi. ewrMial eburac teri*ite» to utand forth in bi* way uf ranch­ ing- I have often watched with interret Several year* ago the Rev. Dr. Morgan Dix. rector of Trinity church, « rf*«n lur turtron of the rocnwl*- He always apjmrrd for bb lonebera at precisely the same hour every day, and invariably mount-tl th* mum- *toU with tmpro^ra dignity. I noted that hn ordered • bowl o! •oup funr dajxont of five, with an tiualterabk: preference for mulbirpitaWBprwepHaving deraolwbed bl* snup he would dw >m-1 from the high stool and go txto wwj a* q(lMly as he come. After this I had occasion to form thi* generalization, viz., tliat nH nton who* vocation demand* tbo dls>Uy of constant dignity and whose puraUteS ora sedentary eat *oup for lunch. I *aw that Judge La­ combe. of the United State* circuit court, wax very part ial to soap •» a lunch, and -that otlrt-r high judicial officers ptweeeed tlmsamc weak new, or, let me «ay. rign of moral strength Man erf tills alaaip eat their *oup deliberately and appear to be wholly *elf contained. Governor Leon AMiett, of New Jt-raey, tfo the other hand, always appear* to b* in a hurry. He enters the rotunda with hi* hat tilted back on bi* bead end hi* over­ coat unbuttoned. Re, too, always select* a certain stool, but mount? it aL-oractedly. Tbe first thing he does fa to tie a napklu j around hi* neck, after lhe manner of an i infant’s bib. Then be plunge* into his I lunch lik* a tunD who ha* no time to km. ; He eat* a ronst cr au entree and rounds off with desaert. Orator Daniel Djugberty b one of the rotunda's most delightful toucher*. He saonu-r* in as if be bwl the whole day be­ fore him and rents himself before the gray haired artist who carves th* roast twef. Of course the carver and tbe eloquent Phila del phian arc on good term*, and neither A couple of quark doctors have been *offer* in tbe general dlcken. *• Police Justice Patrick Gavan Duffy doing business iu Kalamo lately. walks UP U> the lunch counter as if be had Hou. F- A. Dean, of Charlotte, ba* been n a Isma<ITTMUK dbagreeabk*. duty w to perform. ... He will nude a memlier of tbe comtUiUee to secure ! gllLa« over bill of fare oa though It mi appropriation of 850.000 from It* legit- ; were pox-g ot Martyra." and after latnre to help detray tbe expeMeu of en-1 ha* ordered a luncheon Ct for a polk* (retaining tbe G. A. IL lu Itetroit next, captain usually throw® off a few geaial ° __ i___ s___to the waiter. summtfr. aphorisms But all these groat onus are no circum­ There seem* to be sunje doubt about Al­ stance to the great American crank, who legan getting the Russell carriage factory begins with a cocktail and ends liy’atyarkto locate there at present It probably won't be located there much before tliat York Herald. Ohio read strike* town. Mr. Taylor, after making hi* daughter. Mr*. A. C. Walt, a visit, returned tu bis home in South Bend, Ind. 1 Wm. Kennedy lias buried their infant child. . After the death of Mr. Wm. Wood, tbe widow returned to her former In-nie In Hope. A mention ba> been made of Mra. 0. F. Wolfe visiting at B. F. Wolfe’s. She was Levi Loree, of Charlotte, didn't stop to taken sick and for ten day* was a great sufferer. Drath came Monday morning. climb down from a big lumber pile he was The funeral services were largely attend­ standing on the other dav. but fell down. ed. The remains were shipped by rail to One broken rib aud a badly shaken up constitution nmulted. Reed City for interment. Wm. Kennedy has returned to hi*spring The Kalamazoo parties who were arrestbed manufacturing business. «,». wv. •<’“* U“M‘ tiTO for •booting quail tn Mrs. Bevier 1* on the sick list. J. Marks has returned from Bolt, and i» I Allegan county, liad their trial last week thinking of gedng in the mercantile bual- *n<1 Weri' acquitted. It is vaidihat tbe lie55. effect ot the arrest has been very goxl in Allegan county and ha# prevented the Four death* here in ?9l. wholesale slaughter of these birds that has H. Long has one of Job’s comforters. Kalamazoo windmill pump mm are re­ been going ou elsewhere. pairing O. \V. Coat’s pump. Allegan county liad two sons in tite bat­ Mo.. , Tbe Goodenoughs *family, “**"*J,* from -----tle with the Indians at Wounded Knot re­ h«' e uk«, pw^wlon ot lhe Unouter cently. and one of them, Harry Store, was ■«* <>“ UwjJUr, nre wrll plcsted wounded. with their home In in Mo. Mo. * l,h ti* fr borne Plainwell sdiolar* are suffering with chicken pox. . tmublf to Ob- A Roodl/ Mrahin to ruartl Clare Wheelock, of Allegan, was severe­ ly injured by the bursting of a gun last week while out bunting. Jason Baker, an old and esteemed resi­ <dent of Hopkins. Allegan county, died last ■ asked many question* which railrood men worried about and finally stopped trying to answer. Tbe railroad man of today, however, in more communicative and more polite than formerly. The companies' man­ agers are more careful nf the' comfort of people who travel, and require their cm ployea to be polite. One of the road* running out of Chicago has made a rule that when the conductor pa**e* through a sleeping car to collect tare*, or a dining car for tbe same purpose, he must rem->re his cup. Perhap* after some other rules of propriety aball have been adopted by the ctnnpanie* a certain damuf travelers will do likewise, and one Mbs Belle Thompson, one of Allegan’s fair damsel*, has been appointed to a f 1,000 a year clerkship at Lansing. Burns, one of tbe prisoner* who escaped' 1from the Kalamazoo jail some lime ago. was captured in Milwaukee tbe other day. The derrick of tbe new oil well at Alle­ gan has arrived, nod Ixiring will be com­ menced soon. Ttew girc Mr*. Tho». Carroll, while sorting rag* at tbe Plainwell paper mill last week wa* fortunate enough to find several fine gold chains. It Is thought they were the pro­ partmen ta in ceed* of some robbery. A Grand Rapid* lady want* a divorce from her husbnnd because he won’t attend church with her. The cnmblnatlou of W. E. Edaell * Sou’s safe tn Otrego. got out of whack h*X week, and their bank could transact no business until au expert from Detroit bad made the necessary repair*. ■ ’ ** | ‘ , IT UfX.14 moat be kept filled with cold drink from 9 . . carry ine bncietw all over the building, distributing Dr. J. B. Beidler. of Battle Creek, ba* brought suit against tlx city for drainlug Goguac lake of water, aud spoiliBg hl* pleasure resort. tho farmers are busiest with their fail crops. A city sportsman who doesn’t know anything about farming will put ou a pair reach to hi* neck and new wheat field without bulldog and fend them on raw beefsteak for a month previous to tbe opening of tbe Buttercup. pfipFrt »*rita <n • rz* Tim Indian vaquero*. who livc.1 much of the time on the more distant rattle range*. of them named Martin, who w stationed In Amador valley and became a leader of the hill vaqueros, who were very different from the raqaerves of tbe lar^e valley near the mineioL-s. He and hb friends killed and ate tbrceor four hundred ya;: ng heifer* hb rin*. so be went to Father Narciso and told all alout it. The father forgave him, bat ordered him to come In from the bills to tlie mbalou and attend school until he coaid rend. Tbe rules were very strict. whoever failed twice In a teason was always whlpped. Martin was utterly unable to learu hb lettern, and be wa* whipped every day for a month, but be never complained Re w.u then dbmfamed. and went back to tbe hili*. I nre! to question Martin about the affair, and he would tell me with perfect a-ariry of manner, which wn* very delightful, how wisely Umj gorxl father had ptxnhbed him. He knew now. tic o*-d to say. bow very hard it wa* to lice in the town, and ife woald never steal again lari be might b*ri» to go to school until he had learned hb let­ ter*.—Gen. Bidwell In Centner another conundrum. “Why," *bei aaya. car blush and look unhappy if yon get •eat. And why do you blush furioaJy and lonj* If she politely declines the real? Nine time* out of ten when this due* hap­ pen (I admit that women do not often de­ cline to take a man's seat) she bn* only a abort distance to ride or i» not tired nnd Las no objection* to standing when she might deprive some tired man of bis seat. Sba doc* not decline it because she b indlgnant. Beside* a woman appear* to bet­ ter advantage in a car when she is stand- •Uap, twist* and turn* as be watches for a /eat into which be may dive and wears a grim-.t expression a* if nil the world were wrong ing him. Why b thi*?” Why b it If It be »o?—Nevr York Tribune. I looked over the boot* of a big florist last night—a rnan who does perha;* onefifth of the btrsinea* of tbe city [V.ring oorcjuonth of lart yenr nc sold tbdJU® 100,080 carnation pink*. 75,000 violets, 3,500 atriog* uf smilax and 8.000 sprays of lilies of the valley This man did a btrge fu­ neral business, rxd I tue privet of-nome of bb decoration* for thia pnrpc«e Re tuftkev a broken wheel of ro.v.< eatttelios and lilie* of tbe rnlley for nutl It w.-ui be who made for the queen of Engl.i:. I a floral offering which she sent to Garfield'• funeral. This coat Victoria gSl. end the English minister paid the bdlL He n>nke* a heart for <20. n broken columu of fiv --rr* tor *10 and a “gates ajar’' for Of course the fiorist* of Washington nrc amon^ tbe money making men of the cap­ ital, and when you consider lhe above price* it k no wonder — Washington lx>ttee • A brilliant black coat upon zinc ran txs obtained by immersing the zinc object* In a Kihufon ot ten porta copper free salpbat* of iron and six part* of ammoniac salts in fifteen part* of boiling wazer After cne or two minute* th* zinc i* taken out. and tbe powder like black precipitate of irod is removed by the tu« of a brush and water Then it hi again pul into tbe boiling solu­ tion. and. taking it oat, it w kept over a glowing charooabfire until no more am maniac vapor* appear This enathig of iron may be polished with tbe brush. »ticks firmly to the xinc and prevent* it* oxidixation.—Jeweler'* Weekly 1 know a city home where there Is a canrfully boarded store of pine coma, gath- fragrant woods, from which tbe library grate ix filled on high days and holidays, and tbe bright, crackling, spicy flame has inspired aud developed many a beautiful thought aad ha* given tbe world many helpful written word*. A Are of pin* kaota ta a luxury which might gladden Tribune. porpoMs, in thia country wm mad? in ISfl. in tbe vilLyre of Fredonia. Chautauqua county, N. Y., where enough of it wns col leoted and piped to A young Aoguxza liaaucier wbo trad a job of grinding on aa old band mill dtatto guiahed himaeif tbe ocher day by offering co let another boy turn the crank for him aa boar if be would give him (treaty-flv« • :>• JI cxhieluded he wa* getting money, and flatly refmod y Uc quarter for the tun The bank in Grand Ledge paid over 117 i>euslon cheek* last quarter. The Charlotte Republican enter* it* :tsth year, bngbter. ।a-tier n!»d mori. repk.le About two weeks ago two of our esteem­ with news from it* local field than ever ed citizens found out that the eve of the Ar we have said before. We regard tbe R^ 9lh day of January would be tweoey-five publican as one ol the model county n*. year* of married Ittr with L 5. Mother Pers. Charlotte l«der Heasecvpj. mail Campoeti.m* arc mad they thought now wa* tbe Repotted that Staples, the Samoa.- fruit to Mariah Carlisle. Ma mar. of unsavory repute. I»a* Umi rcateat-eC to the penitentiary for io yearn. . Pcrchase: csa •**n «rf the Dual wet whii the Twelfth, represented by Huawei! P e lower, b richer than any state in tin TnicJ> XrrYwl; and Pencayivaufa. bold* a cuBaidembta quanty of filnt or Mika in solutkMx. By a mort curious pro 1 been so depoMtw a* to enable fim. a •impta >nring to build np, gradually, the � https://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/418/HastingsBanner_1891-01-22.pdf 5a1a8ceab8c94639d20d8bca9e877bed PDF Text Text Largest Circulation of any paper in the County. Hastings Banner. WHOLE NO. 1859. HASTINGS, MICH., JANUARY 22, 1891 VOL. XXXV. NO. 38 Hastings Banner Published Thursdays by COOK EBOS., Hudson’s Tower Clothing Co HASTINGS, MICH. COUNTY NEWS. OUR COUNTY. About four years ago some articles In­ cluding a shawl, sugar anti ladles’ hose were stolen from Chas. Fhightier’s wagon nt NaabeUle. A nhorl time ago Mrs. Fclghner saw the shawl at a Kickapoo eriterainment at Nashville; and now Jacob Young, a respected citizen of Nashville, is under arrest on two charges, one of theft.the other of converting ftroperty be had found to his own use without advertising It. Young claims to have found the shawl In the ojHjru house, which was then in hte charge. . brother, who are aald to have spent Cbe rest of the night In smashing up what Itttta furniture and dishes then? was la th* h erase. James Conklin, of 1-awton. is visiting friends In this vicinity. Ray Greenfield has rented the Ketcham -I.farm this year. Mrs. George Demary is quite sick at thia writing. • Mrs. C. Q. Demary Is visiting friends tn Woodland. B. W. Graham, of Nashville, called on Maple Grove friends Sunday. He is a matter of fact man; and he looks The German Baptist Mutual. FteA Inat tilings from a matter of fact standpoint surabce Company of Barry, lunli and If you siionld go to him on some dubious Kenl counties, report 87W.OOO property Delayed Letter. mission, or make some statement whose Insured, a gain of over 8200,090 In the Cora Brooks Is quite 111 at this writing. foundation in fact seemed rather gauzy, last year. Assessment Inat year, 12X Stephen Potter has sold a horse. you woaid come away with the impression cents on the 8100. Zeille Courtney is ou the sick Bat. • that you hadn’t caught a suekcr. In truth, Jennie Cook expects to return to Kala­ Nashville Knights of Pytliias will give a tlw chances would be ID to 1 that be would mazoo soon. . size up your mission or your story In about grand baH Friday evening February 30th. Oak Grove school lias closed on account no time, and if you didn’t come away with Three carloads of madrincrj- were re­ of the sickness of the teacher. the liveliest kind of an idea that you hadn't ceived at Middleville's new brass factory Some of the members of the I. O. G. T, deceived tills person, then we would seem to delight in partaking of too much last week. mightily wise our guess. His name Is tangle foot. Enoch Andrus; aud If you happen to be a ’ Garey Page, of Leighton; was severely Arthur Barrett is at W. IL Smith's help­ teacher, you know him well as the en­ injured In a runaway accident near Middle­ ing him cut wood. ergetic, cupable. faithful secretary of the ville last week. Church In the Oak Grove district last county hoard of examiners. And if you It will bo about March 1st before the Sunday evening. are a faithful, honest, working teacher, new factory at Middleville Will be running Wil! Smith will buy hoop poles at his you have found in him a friend, a zealous place. Those having poles to sell please full blast. friend, who will delight to help on your rail on him. • Bro. Godfrey, of the Freeport Herald. work iu every possible way. But if you have attempted to palm yourself off for Is In a geuerous mood. He offers to send more than your penial attainments are his paper three months fret to any man Michael Dostef shipped a double deck worth, the chances are that you have the in that vicinity who Is too poor to pay' for car load of sheep the loth Inst. They fact most indeHibiy and painfully impress­ ir. and is willing to come to his sanctum were fed by C. P. Pendill. ed Upon jour memory that Mr. Andrus is and say so. A- B. Francisco Is troubled with rheu­ as fully aware of your attempted fraud The.U. B.. of Freeport, are bolding pro­ matism this winter. a* you are yourself. He Isa born hater Samuel Easton, from Sioux City. la., tracted meetings. of shams. Nothing delight* hlui more lias been spending n few weeks with his than to jump onto a humbug with both It is really an lienor to be a resident of old neighbors. feet; cud It doesn’t hum much when lie Ix>well at present. The competing rail­ Cynthia Craven after spending a few get* through with it. He isn’t one of your roads of that town are working every weeks visiting at her father’s home at suspicious sort ol people, ready to decry card to please their patrons. I The L. & 11. Cedar Creek has returned to W. C. Towne’s men or measure* upon general principles. nnd I>. L. A N. railways carry passengers where she has lived for the last three He isn’t a kicker: unless he Is satisfied from Lowell to Grand Rapids and return, years. _ from fair and thorough examination that via Elmdale, for 81. This mVkes the RepOTta say there are three pool tables somebody or something Is a fraud; and round trip aixrat 40 cents cheaper than to runnlng-at the village of Prairieville^ when so satisfied; the fraud could feel ho go by the D. G. II. A M-, counting ’Iras Reports also say one of our resident worse about lira turn affairs hat! taken nnd street car fare nt each end of the line. fanners is about to engage In the milliner^ after its discovery by our subject. If lie Now the D. (L II. & M. Is thinking of pay­ buslnewj in au adjoining town. Don’t were lashed to a trick mule’s tail, with the ing the fare at each end of the line in order guess. mule getting in 200 kicks to the’ minute. to get their custom. Ixiwcl! people can Fine roads and urild winter. He slqiply cannot tolerate, that kind of now go to Grund Rapids anil return, via Owing to the scarcity and high price of* business. He likes straight work and Elmdale, 20 cents cheaper than they grain, two of our prominent fanners are straight folks. He likes the ring of boneat gn from Ehodnle and return.—Freeport wintering, .each of them, a fine lot of spring manhowl and womanhood: and in every Herald. Hastings people would bC-pleased shoots on clover hay and from looks they way has encouraged the building up of to ride on tlie lx A B. this season. are groVn.g and doing well. character that could bo so classed. He is Brother Godfrey must give it a push this Henry Notaboom is Sundaylng with bis frank, open, approachable, genial, to.ntl way. The road could do a good business cousin Peter Notaboom. In whom he doesn’t have good reason to iu Hastings. W. C. Towne and W. A. Spuuiding suspect some sinister motive or tricky de­ Messers Cavanaugh & Kerwin are the filled tbeir ice houses last week. Please sign. These last had belter never known proprietors of the Woodland hoteL They look out for ice cream next summer. him; for if they attempt any of their funny hail from Allegan, and claim they will run A general time of health and no com­ business with him. they- will cwue away plaint of hard times. Why should there a bang up house. with large chunks uf daylight cut straight be where some of our fanners have from According to the Woodland News, n two to three crops of wheat on band? through their attempted deceit. But for bls host of friends lie has a cheerful word mean man up there met his jnst deserts Since the free coinage silver bill has passed aud a kindly greeting. And they tie to the other evening. He was too stingy to the senate our farmers are talking of build­ him, count on him. bank on him; for tbry pay the admission fee al U>e door, aud ing mure store room to store the 80c. know that in him "Is honest, manly stuff.” hung onto the outside of tb* window of dr.llan in. Don't count Ute chickens etc. And bis word goes willi them every tin*- the town hall with his teeth and peeked In iFbas to run the gauntlet of the House and There was no fuss wade about it when he upon a show. He attempted to applaud, the President’s veto yet was ushered into-the world. In Hastings vocally, nnd fell over buck ward.' The Absolute One Price Clothiers, Hatters and Furnishers in Grand Rapids. BauHeld. townslilfs Byrry Co.. In 1847. -If there News did not state that bis back was Itevi I’almarter has a brother from had been any intention to make a celebra­ broken, as It ought to have; been. Now tion over It. our subject would have used ttils story may sound a little- fishy to you, Grand Rapiih stopping with him-for a up? his first breath tn objAtlons. He gentle reader; lint you get it n.« we did— while. doesn't admire any kind of ado about him­ from the Woodland Nows, rim! the editor Herttert Bowman is trying some ot the self; isn't much given to ados anyway. thereof is the equal of Mirk Twkin’s farmers around here for a trade. Last Saturday there was a nice lot of One man is jiett as good as another, and no “Truthful .lames.” bHter. If he is straight, walks straight, ^^rtiam-storni'.ng theatre company from | fish caught through the Ice on Mill lake. Last week our quiet village had Its side likes straight btwinesa. and makes proper ’laike Odessa contemplates punishing use of opportunities for mental and moral Woodiandites at the town lull tn tlra near walk laid down in chewed up timber. Bert Zimmerman received a young improvement. We are not advised as to future. That’s the way they have at Lake . ■ whether be had the mumps, measles and Odessa of getting even with the rival town ’daughter into his family last weekM\»t every man that had an ice house cbtrken pox. anti the Itffb that traveled vt Woodlsud; and It Is said the revexge put that frozen stuff into it last week. around the school houses In those days or will be must desperate too. Ixuit Saturday evening there was quite not. If they caught him, they had to get an argument among tlie people at the up'pretty early iu the iBorulug. Il Isn't store about who Is going to carry the mail recorded whether he stole the other boy’s on our north route to Hastings after July. Mrs. Daniel Pierce is some better. dinner st school or not: but if lie ever said Charlie Peck, of RdUand, who is drawing Even U. S. tew was looked up and pro­ that somebody else did the whispering for which he was about to be larruped, the lumber from Sawdust city to Cloverdale, posed cigar bets but none took and it was hurt by a tie Jailing on his foot one turned .out to be a very dry smoke for l have JeH a choice IM ot Poland Ottna swine OFFICE WITH HOLBROOK, OVER teacher would have believed him if she day last week, but he is able to be around Baufieki. for breed both «ex : choice. Fed! knew him. He is said to have been some­ _____ i___mu ..1.purvosm; ait MORRILL’S STORE, HASTIKOS. Marr & Duff have doubled their store ' lA»wla Bresee and wife returned to what bashful: but he kept right <«n sawing again. M. Nobles got his foot under a wagon Hastlngalast week on- Wednesday. wood with his studies; chased tlie bard capacity ami now they have oue of the I The carpenters think they will have finest, best lighted a’j<i nicest equipped problems up a tree and clubbed 'em out, wheel, and n lame foot is the result. WILLARD PERRY, 1 have improved and vacant city lots for The radical U. B ». are holding protract­ Mrs. Dunn's house all finished up on, the and unsnarled the tangles of the primitive stores tltat can be ioutfit in the County nnd Qastlngs. Mich. sale and exchange in all parts of »he city. grammar of that period. He could write ed meetings at the church, and have l*eu inside this week. City. Fanning lands for sale and exchange In like a lady, and does vet. His own age for two weeks. Fiuie Mosher'had quite a time last week Our store now Is 42 by 85 ft. every corner Prof. Taylor ta holding ringing school in securing a load of sawdust. all parts of the county. . nnd Ideas having reached the proj»er alti­ as well lighted os another. We would also 1 have some choice Grand Rapids prop­ tude. he thought It mete to teach other every week at tire school house. Mr. Wickwire and wife, of Prairieville, mention that we made our old Cloak Room Frank Cole had a saw log rdH onto his are stopping with their son Henry’s erty for sale at a bargain. ideas to shoot that way. And they shot, i which was 13 ft. by 20 fu» into a Ladle* legs dear up to his body, and was very family. that is if there were any Ideas. He was a Farmers and city property owners de ­ Watting Room and Toilet Room. This is an badly hurt on Friday of last weekimprovement that we think will be much siring to sell or exchange should remem­ successful teacher, and hl< heart was In John* town. The great strike al camp No. 1. was de­ appreciated after a long and weary ride, ber that purchasers and traders are keep­ his work. To perfect himself iu that voca­ John Budd Is able to be again, and the clared off on the 11th. al noon, and the tion. Ije went to the Stati Normal scliool, ing an eye on ray listed property for a place to rest yourselves and children. work will soon be obliged to move if be workmen went to work again at advanced graduating in 1878. He continued to bargains. keeps on improving. In order to make tilings Remember those who wish to sell and teach after his return. Finally he organ­ Mrs. C, Plunder is seriously ill. She The work of cutting the timber on the are obliged to sell are the one* who put ized himself into a granger, and turned has Iteen a great sufferer at different times Boss land is about oue-thtrd finished. himself loose on n farm in-Carlton, still their property in the hands of the agent; Geo. Bakerand wife have disolved • part­ for a number of years with neuralgia at therefore purchasers will find the agency teaching winters. In 1878 the people the face and bead; and the present vfeltaIn our Mammoth Establishment we will thought he was about the proper person nership; Mrs. Baker taking one child and headquarters for bargains. IMPROVED for clerk of Barry county. And he wa*. Mr. Bu the otiwr. This is the second time Uon h very’ severe. keep School la district Na 8, ha4 closed quite i<k>. They thought so again and stronger this couple have been separated tn the last suddenly on account of the sickness oC , in 1830; and he left the office'with as good six raowths. A new merchant In our berg. It is H. the teacher, who ,we understand has gone » On Jefferson street two houses and Inta a reeord as was ever made In any county to Ann Arbor for treatment School will Armour, Jr., ho having bought out the office. He*wae aiderman onee. white a ) at bargains, and on easy terms. be resumed again soon. All the time. resident of this city; but has made peace store of Geo. Baker. Near furniture factory,—one lot and The ice houses around, here are nearly Sawdust city is half mile west of Douds HOG CHOLERA, and Our specialties for the present wllll»e| house well finished, water works, concrete with his conscience since. He didn’t fool । away much time after his term as county Corners. It consists of a saw mill, that all filled with ice of an excellent quality. walk, cistern, wood shed. etc.: rents al HO dark expired. He bought the G. K. gives employment to about twenty men. This- means ice cream lu a hot day, caw PIN WORMS IN HORSES. your Choice of seventy-thtk i per mon|b. 81.000; 8500 down, bal. <m Beamer farm in Irving, and lives there and cats about 8,000 feet of lumbar each almost taste it now. its il,me Bt 7 per cenL HCXDREDS ox them. A. P. King is sick—took cold white fill­ yet. Anti he doesn’t fnriu it by proxy day, that is drawn to Cloverdale. Lafe ing his ice bouse. And one house and lot one block from either, not when Official duties do not pre­ Whittemore is proprietor. Enoch Andrus visited our school osro ictory. 8800; 8300 down, bal. at 7 per vent But he couldn’t give up his school That have been selling for 86.00. 87.00, day last week. The writer would have . Cheap. work—taught winters right along until 88.50. 80.00 and 810.00 These will all be Frank Mosey lias returned from the been glad to have met him. and. fanned iris ■ two years agt> Im was made secretary of felt boot factory—1 lots and acquaintance but will have fa- wait iteput out and sold for st, with furnace, cellar* un­ the county board of examiner*. He has north. splendid Wm. Cooper and wife have returned defitritely. good cistern, good well, made such a pxxl one, that they ought to der whole from a visit with friends in. Canada. The meeting at th* Gregory school house and.wlll undoubtedly keep him right at It: and folding doora. house well flu The Free Methodists began meetings at on Sunday night last was well atUmcted bt at a bargain force’s built and equipped for that kind tlie Center Monday evening, of this week. small bam. Can and a good interest shown. Just think of IL* You must come eariey of business. With Iris ability, high and ou easy terms.. The Ladles Mite aoclety will meet with aud stay late to see all the many bargains in the let character, force and popularity, there Mrs. Wm. Seaman Wednesday of this Several splendid bn that may be yours. We have ateo placed could be a bright political tntnre for him George Hiochanui is slowly recovering ward and other parte of the city. on the Bargain Counter 35 heavy If he were self-seeking, but he isn’t. He is Fpr talc in H'utiin'jx by We bare l»cen told that one ol vuc fmnu Iris severe illness. Brick barn for sale at a bargain, on a young man. a Barry county man too, in Mr*. Grorg* Clark is vteUtag frteoda in young gentleman got fighting mad the ner opposite Ford's hotel. record, diameter end success the other evening just because a young lady West Baltimore. 40-acre farm in Irving, all Improved, soil who know him take a just pride. Mrs. Emm Tinkler waa at Mra. Ed refused to dance with Wm. , Tbati wll be cl*»ed out good, frame bam 25x85 with basement, Andrus was married to Miss Esther Gray visited her sister In Nash­ Warners lari week sewing. log house, good orchard, and well fenced. Harriet Spa ng and she has l>eeii a true Mrs Ed Prichard is some better »l Can b? bought at a bargain on easy terms. lielp meet to him. They have u very com­ ville last week. • Ws learn through urn- of the eorresixind- present writing. Good value for'85.00 these are only a few 80 acre farm for sate In Oteego county. fortable farm h«»mt\ and arnuud the fireside ents ot tlie News that a scandal mill lias A. G. Henry has been gather tour sons. ' Description said to be black mum ! aud clay । of the attractive bargains that arc to be begun operations in Maple Grove. We and tike mill Is on Charley loam—Umber beech, maple and elm, «o should judge by put experience that it Iran i found. . rods from school, TJi' and 8S ‘nttes from The Dowling grange had « A mean Wowten man In North Castleton been in operation for several years. Best shirting can be had for 9 and each of two railroad*, SO acres improved, There is family living not far from the supper Satunlay eve. Tbo Jt has been rutefaig a rumpus hi Isaac C. , log bonao and barn and .small granary; j 11 cents. grange was Invited. east Barry county line who exemplUy the Corr's borne—smiled too sweetly on Cart’s Millie Emmims will entertain U . Bargains in Dress Goods, Ging- miles from county seat, 100 voters In town­ better half. Carr stood tlw foolishness as ttdage that “when whiskey steps In the ship. Price 81,200. Will trade for farm man eteps ouL" We are credibly Informed Aid society Thursday. Feb. 18th, long as he could and then swore out a I hwn8« Cottons, Underwear, Hosiery. in this section and pay difference. warrant for Aaron Wooden. But Wo»xleu that two of the men cause bom* one night Hinchman. It eras held last Ttat । Gloves. wouldn't liave It that way, and skipped: last week and were so much under tbo InMary Daly gave a party fiucnoe of whiskey that lhej began to tear I Plano twlnwblnder, will trade for wood leaving a drsolate home and an unsavory tilings around in great shape, and even jeputetic’i iwlrithl him. or other property. No wonder liter threatened to put one of the younger mem­ Malhvilte is getting considerably stirred A horae. $50—will trade for wood. bers of the family out of the way; at tea*! HarrlDgtmi's face be had to go to one of the neighbors to A very pronging young stalhon four In front of Farmer’s Sheds. __ years old, ban an excellent pedigree, timed Grippe number* many victims around stay all night in order to save hitiaeif from the cruel trcatiwral ol hte father and cider | account ot in a race with 14 starters at Staafc. Bargains every week. Bargains every day in the w eek Money saved always when and Furnishing Goods Hudson’s Tower Clothing Co BOSTON qoowstorl FORGING vuranwHwraws * AGENCY COLUMN RIGHT AHEAD STEKETEE’S G UNUSUALLY LIVELY ^0041411 SPECIAL ! Putting Out Specialties Ladies Newmai $5.00, Your Choice. Jackets for Ladies SH0KE For $2.25 ED.FOWERJ’ NO. 35. HLW/rrS THE SrtriE *“ ALWAYS THE BEST 5^'Sl9flR FOR SALE. Marr & Duff, BATTLE CREEK. I �! yi«rs •«<> <&*° °°w'- W,Uie ' most humane of mankind, Beatrix Randolph. ,n«d»U,e of mmrrthtng *™vdu,. At ««<>>!» tlutluogb”* otoc- «»d Mtw Cwlwto.b-r [yovfd •» be ffZmSbl- «»d mb-uttod wife By JULIAN HAWTHOKNK Sb.m«d.w»r uprn non, burn «lw lin.he »P >»“> iwcrifiiyJ none Monde; the krplootof bieweyexoept wto, dte wild be of UM to too •!» was alwuy, re.dy- Shu m*de bba per. M the verMeidiu .itolt.bot to- lei it coet him nothin. . Io ebort, tboogb ehe »nd her bnetaml bud ulpioet no tot■» or trwlitiona iu common, they wetv oomptettdy in bunnony bad Uo children, and were a model of hew x orx domestic virtue, happiness and prosperitv It is no small thing for a husband to bi* oble to stilrm that hi» wife lira not had hi* study dusted for a week, no/ launched even an oblique criticism at CHAPTER n noam- DnwtXAtM tbx xxw Wallie Dinsmore by ev**/ °°e is a man of I»ram<mnt though unobtrarive utefulnw». He »nr for the sake of the unities lei as say pieman ot medium mso. •lain exterior and remarkable quietC— of xp-x-ch and demeanor. He was Hke thf heart lR’*oe .4* the fMhionnbte whirlwind, thi uudemonstrative center of nil demonrtmtions, the repweftii colraination of all activities. To any that he knew •rerybodv and everything, not only that eve rybody drc knew, but that every­ body else w<rald like to know, but unnerfectlv-expres.wd accomplWunente. He lived is New York, but he waa at home in aU c**untrics and in all socie­ ties, and eocaiuonaliy was met with in i «h*n »iws yon intended to found a collage of politics iu 1 Mexico, and left the young people to ar­ ' range themselves as they liked. mi cOTdlttai «•" „.l -xpodtlon. B.qx*4ef ••<n> «nd of the reel of the world •» -voo--iiul>»niW to thxtpeononn xa In- ■silver popper box. and overwhelmed her de volatile with red pepper. fcnxUon eignincal.re ofcroquette ‘ on.jodic.-. Hie neck iwiwto-l forward. Blinded by her indignation, she was on and hh Ifenre wm thin and cunwd like <the poini of putting a piece of the highly viand In her w^ ith. when the new moon. Then- wa- llr. B«.u- condnuented ■ Inigo, who was on L ?r left, and tori, once a clergymen, am ’ .an actor, e □en. I who bad been aMimilatin:. *»fe nourishInrzj beaded, small bodied Jt%n, with a i big nose and deep «*ct eyes, -xtmmaly Itnent with knife, fork and forefinger, grecefnl and deUhcrate in his nt tittide* ।and vast enjoyment of dmmping and hurriedly set down the glass and gestures, wearing* in repcro an «• deglutition, < of sherry h" was raising to his lips, and pmdon of thoughtful tuntaneholy. as if < with gre.U {rood nature, arrested the reflecting that he bad been n clergyman, i but brightening, when addiwwed, with a jyoung la-ly’a hand by laying life own fat paw upon it “My dear inadam," smile of aimuet cicmuv* swrcttiem. a* I he if remembering that he was m> actor. I axebdnwfl with life unctuous Hebraic “ „ S«rv. it- AU >»•* real to we-asif it were not pomdble. It t la not I wh'» ipcak to you. but the musu. 1 that is tl»e reason “7 b^ng ht-rc. And t yet I should like to have yo» me for , myerlf^ePe I should W ve-y tendy. ( have onlv uiy mnsit? to late; iv pl ace of | » ft IT**1 tmy mother and my’ fatherleal, 1 know, but not quite everything. ; .And I cannot help filing ^ust as if |It stood between me and yon. It is n disgui.* that 1 must wear, and I know : |that the disguise is better than what is beneath it"| Here her'eye happened to encounter Jocelyn's. He wm garing at her npjmr, Hum tn formulate Its opinion accurately abo«t a wk thing. As for Bellingham, whatever he may have thought, he ex{roM»d nothing- H1' pushed his way through the throng that surrounded the singer, took her hand, looked in her eyes and said. "Good night!" Strange to say this nncert-moniuiu behavior reined to satisfy her; a glow of pleasure mounted to her face, and traaafter she jppeared light heartcd and oonwnt. Bel‘iegham went away immediately after­ ward, and without saying good night to »y on»j else. At the end of the evening Jocelyn muriti-red up to Wallie,<nd putting both hand* on his heat's shoulders said, “Well, dd tnsn. whnt do yon think of her?" “I think a great deal," Wallie replied. “You saw her abroad, didn’t you?" irawl, “wetId you commit suicide at a ,•ntly in much anxiety, anti bis lipe j “No. the general did. Why?' teemed to be forming some voiceless , \ I >tablelike this?" “Nothing," said Wallie, quietly fixing The prima donna-did not know hia African lemur. “Oh, I’m awfully obliged." returned a-ords. j his gray eyes upon the other’s dismayed Such as they were the Cadwalader whnt he meant but she stopped and re ­ Mrs. Bright, renlly feeling 50 moru i [ visage, “except that I saw Milo. Mararn Dinsmore* made up their minds to ex­ jected that she wan thinking aloud in।sceounts than one. though she lutd never ; last year in Vienna, and -I think her tend the right hand of hospitality te of’making a speech, and that what t>efore l>een able to endure tlutt. horrid »tcad < t greatly improved." Mile. Mnrnnm Mrs. Cadwalader called was thinking luul more reference to free and easy impresario. She over- »he ( ( on her in person, am! Wallie, as a mat­ blue eyed man with the brown beard came her repugnance, and recouped her- :he • ter of course, in the shape of his name distinguished at all she is apt to tippear ( continued sat bn her right than to any one else self for Bellingham's scant courtesy by- who t Written vu a piece of pasteboard. The almost too much to. Not to mention । -xtracting whole hogsheads of it from :n the room; whereupon a blush rose to diva’s acceptance having been secured the huetess of the evening, there were. . We've heard of a w<nnan who Raid she'd face, she murmured something hardly Hie ample reservoirs of her other neigh- aer ; the other invitations were issuod, and tor example, Mrs. March, of the Worn- । walk five mUea to get a bottle of Dr. Everybody en's Political assodation, slim, erect, |bon After all it amounted to the same irticulnte. and rat down. the dav arrived. Pierce ’ s Favorite Prescription If she could united and applauded and seemed to be thing. So a woman receives attention, all , “Ton will have to put in an appear­ holding h*r elbows close to her rides, । nl get it without. That woman I ad tried Hr wm about forty-two years of age, ance,” raid Wallie to Geoffrey Belling­ with a tjgtt business mouth and yearn- it much pleased. j is small odds whence it comes. IU And It's a medicine which makes It­ “ My Go«l, whnt an actress!" muttered hut hxikrd youogw, having light hair ham during the previous week. "You ing, melanchMy eyes; poesrosing an in . Bellingham and the diva meantime self fell in toning up Che system and cor­ and a subdued reddish complexion, and built the opera house, and decency de- Bufferable commaml of language, en­ tiod taken a short cut to n mutual under­ Mr. Beaufort to his neighbor, Mrs. March. recting Irregularities m roon as Its use !•* •The delicious audacity of that last sen­ he aeemwl. when you considered bi^ exnnd would have been aston­ hanced by a faculty of seeming to*re- standing, । begun. Go to your drug rtore. pa) a riutntls it." perieac and serenity, inilefinitely or iu ished, inul they atopi*d to think about tence was inimitable!" dollar, get n bottle and tty It—tri d “The more reason why not, the archi­ press more than she uttered; Miife Knr“She must be very clever." returned ftM-t infinitely older. He had unexcep­ tect reidied. ”1 should have to be intro- ner, of German extraction, with short, it, at the vistas of sympathetic feeling second, < third If necessary. Before the tional l* manners, wae genial, kindly, third one's been taken you’ll know that saiidy hair, pale, prominent eyes, a snub that were opening up Wore them. Sun­ the lady, veiling her bujiness mouth dkicul, and 1’don't care for it." there's a remedy U> help you. Then vou’ll gentlv humorous and insensibly enter“Yon will have to come," the other re­ nose and protruding jaw; her volubility shine arose on their way, and they with the bouquet she carried; “but how keep on aud a cure'll < ome. But If yon taiuing. He never was detected making ’ peuted czilmly. "Do you ward the wo­ was as great as that of Mrs. March, rambled unWard at their will. To talk very noticeable her foreign accent- in!" shouldn't feel the help, should be dfeapan efiort, and he >ever forbore an effort “Ach! well, my dear, it has b<»u a and her rapidity greater; but whereas with the primq dofina on a subject that man to l»e disn-spectable?” apolnted in the results—you'll find a to be oldiging. He was as accurate m a tong time before 1 could come to dalk so the former ladA conversation was attracted her was like drawing har­ “It's none of my business." guarantee printed on the bottle-wrapper peuduiuiu, and m versatile as a conti­ “It is. A woman is what her asso­ mainly exjdanatory and argumenta­ monic* from some exquisite instrument. asone would not know 1 was German." that’ll get your money back for you. nent, He could neither play, sing, act, ciates are. If respectable people don’t put in Mi« Korner charitably. “ Made ­ She responded to the lightest touch, and tive. Miss Komer's wm interrogatory How many woman are then* wlin’d make a sjM-ch, write a book, nor paint a recehre her they are to blame if she and anocdotical; Mrs. Bright, a beauty, you could rec the promise and invitation moiselle shpeak very "*«11 for a be­ rather hare the money than health? Ann picture: but no one knew better than he of music iu her face Ijufore you spoke. the wife of a wealthy brewer, holding “Favorite Prescription" produces health. ginner." how all three things ought to be done, cuts up." “They say the Russians are a very Wonder is that there's a woman willing to . “If she were a novice—but she’s no- heraelf as if she were on horwback. rush­ Bellingham forgot that this was the ar was more sympathetically appreci­ suffer when there's a guaranteed remedy ing at a topic or an enterprise m if it woman whore adventure* and audacities superstitious people," remarked Mr. j toriaus!" • ative of others’ attempts to do them. in the nearest drug store. I "You affect Phariroeifon iu imitation were a five barred gate, and forgetting everybody liad been disctukdng for weeks Plainter. putting up Iris eye glxraai: “I Be smiled easily. 13111 always as if uhe ' of your Puritan ancestors. But this it the next moment, headstrong, enthu­ post; she was to him a delicious outlet must remember to ask Miss Marana Dr. Pierce’s IJellets regulate the stomach, I jKX»r girl is neither a witch nor a Q taker. siastic, blase; she had embraced Her­ for a part of his nature which he had whether she has ever investigated any liver and bowels. Mild and' effective. She looks like a Her notoriety cornea from her genius: bert ] Spencer during the last season, and heretofore repressed oven when by him­ of the phenomena. Miss Estelle Long, of'Cadillac, bi a the rest is mere hearsay, which it's none reproduced j him tn jeta and spurklro: self; so the seed first discover* itself in medium iterself: 1 should like to investi­ member of the board of school examiner* of your bushies* to attend to. I intend Mrs. i Musgrave, the dramatic reader. the earth, and the flower in the sunlight gate, under rigorously scientific tests, for Wexford county, ♦ that she shall leave New York without' But ] why continue? The peculiarity of When, half an hour ago* he had been the range and quality of her abnormal a spot on her reputation. ami yon must New j York society is that no two people presented to MUe. Marana in the draw­ mpacitiw." Findlay. Ohio, May 1st. ISM. bear a hand. Otherwise you’re rpt tl» are ( “Since meeting Mlle. Marana.’ raid J. M. Loose lied Clover Co.. Detroit; alike; you have to focut roaraelf ing room be had felt that she was beau­ fellow I took you for." Wallie knew anew , for every person you meet; where- tiful, but remembered that she mui*t be Mr. Knight, addressing Wallte, but gra­ Geutlemen: I have been using your Bellmghani better and had more infiu- m , abroad the difficulty is to distinguish repellent, nnd had passel on without a ciously pitching his voice so n* to be over­ Fluid Extract of Red Clover for nice over him than any one else, and Mr. ■ Smith from Mr. Brown and Mrs. second look. Hb*’. on the other hand, heard by the diva, “1 no longer marvel tlon nnd find it a truly wonderful medicine the end of it was that Bellingham con- ,Jones from Mrs. Robinson. P<*opte there bad i»een sensitive to iris hostility, told it Ruasian despotism. I should be a in tact docs more liuui you t'laiai for it. 1 clrerfully recommend it to any one suffer­ sented to come. । s-.-vm to be born, bred nnd molded in herself that be looked crore aud frigid, iL'ive myself were I Mr countryman— ing from that or kindred romplaintK There were less than twenty persons 'platoons; the various i*ocial grades each aud thought it fortunate that he was an nay. my slavery has begun even M it Ur Yours respectfully, . nt tlie dinner. The dining room walls 'Ims the same traditions, the same prus- architect instead of a singer, liable to "By George! old fellow.” whispered FREPEIIKK Lvt>i.v. were of a «»ft Indian red hne, the wood ixx-ta, . the same resources, the same top­ appear with licr on the stage. Bui now, Jocelyn aside to the general, "hanged if The above Is but one of many such work bring mahogany and maple. The ics of conversation, the some tailors, and under the mingled persuasion of happy I didn't think for a moment the girl was letters we are receiving every day. If jou flowers on the table were yellow and the same face*. accident and the genial stimulus of ?oing to give’xui away!" art ailing try Ixxme's Extract Kid timer. blue. Th. room was lighted by tinted But in New York we have nut nettled lights, company and the table, their “Don’t yon believe it." the general If it does jini half as much guod as Mr. wax candles, each provided with a little down . yet: our people have what may be averted regards had unaware* turned to mumbled in reply. "She ain't going to Loden, you will be well repaid. If It colored shade. Everything looked cool, called a New York look, but there is no ju-.-Ard—an accord which might prove rive us away, nor give henrlf away, does you no good after faithful trial re­ fresh and sweet. The hot and hostess New York type—the former being a temporary, but was certainly delightful neither—not to you. anyhow, and don’t* turn the bottle to druggist you purchas'd ot and he will return your money, as such Gore her hand Jlnt to Mrt. Cad wahulcr. received their guests in the adjoining trick of facial cxpreralon merely; the It was st range to both of them, but with you forget ftT* drawing room. By previous arrange­ latter a matter of feature and struct­ the rert of strangenere that svems like a The dinner came to an end, the ladies is our instructions. Onlv try it is all we could not help it. Hte laugh was a low, ment Mlle. Marana nnd Mrs. Benuox ure. But we aro preparing to people h sweet familiarity till now forgotten. withdrew, and tlie gentlemen presently ask. For sale by W. H. Good) ear. contagious chuckle, and seemed to sug­ were the first to arrive. The diva was hemisphere, white the European nations Now they would let air and warmth into followed them to the drawing room. Tire remains of the late sweet singer. gest an unexpected charm and drollery dressed in something white, of a lithe have to pack themselves together like the secret chambers of theik minds: now People were already arriving for the Emma Abbott, are to be incinerated in the in Hie. There was a manly, masculine and feathery effect, giving the imprtn- sardines in a box, or jMckles in a jar. they could read the answer to their Detroit crematorium. reception, and the room wm getting look and quality about his j>lain face m<m of a beautiful great bird. Her mathematically, economically and ir­ Fjrintual riddles in each other's face. crowded. A number of immaculate and ordinary figure, and in tlx* tone and heart was up, for this was her first ir­ revocably, and by natural selection have1 At the other end of the table Mrs. young gentlemen, in tight fitting even­ th* ro'aonoua taint wbken causes the .beat*, utterance of his voice. You felt that by taking Hood'a SarsapartlM. revocable step in her assumed personal­ long since lost their elbows and idiosyn­ Cadwalader was prospering bbtbrsvmely ing dn-M. were reaching over their shirt there was substance in him when reity. She was a high spirited girl, and crasies. We are all elbows ou this side with Mr. Grasmere on one Imnd an* Whitehall has a toboggan slide. quired—tlutt he was by no means a rollara to gvt a glimpse of the notorious having entered upon her course she had of the water, especially since we have Mr. Barclyffe'on the other. The conver­ phantom of conventions and escapes— Marana. There was an unintermitteut THE GREAT SPRING MEDICINE laid aside fear and irresolution. ceased any longer to lie all fists and sation was of an esthetic cast—would that, when everything else had been buzz of talk that made it difficult to Whatever she did she would do with shoulder*. eliminated from liim, a gentleman would tin- Wagnerian method of musical com­ bear anything that was said. The la­ her might. Such a vision of purity aud In addition to the guests above men­ position prevail, and if bo, would not rvonain. dies were nnmerotts nnd brilliantly Gextekmen: I have been troublt**! iovelinww as she was did not often en­ tioned there were several of our older music ultimately be chargeable with in­ drenned, but many of’ them looked a with bad blootl for some years, but recent He was a great favorite with women ter a New York drawing room. She acquaintances—Gen. Inigo, Hamilton and with children, and his relations with fringing on the preserves of the other ■little uneasy, as if they suspected they ly putvb«se<I two bottle of •Illblmrd’gave her hand firet to Mrs. Cadwolader Jocelyn and Bellingham. When dinner the former were just as cor<Ual and sim­ arte? Mr. Bardyffe, propping up iris were assisting at n somewhat hazardous Rheumatic Syrup, which has entirely and then to Wallie. The latter grasped wm announced Wallie Dinsmore took as with the latter. If you dropped mustache (K-casiotuclly with his napkin, enterprise. Tlie prima donna wore on cured me. As a blood purifier it has no it cordially, and seemed about to say in MUe. Marana and seated her at his in t.-> see him during a mornimr you was of opinion that music was the soul her breast a locket art with diamonds equal, and I also take pleasure In recom­ something, but suddenly checked him­ right hand, aud it turned out that Bel­ mending It as a tonic, alterative, tend re­ were sure to find a number of men whom and reconciliation of all the arte, and that had belonged to ht-r mother. self, and looked at her with an odd. per­ lingham sat next below her. much to hia liable rheumatic remedy. it was particularly worth while to meet, that a knowledge of music would hence­ “Bay. Witman," said one of th* plexed expression, like a man who in displeasure. Very truly yonrs. He told himself that he forth be india])ensable to enable the ■ittiug about in the easy chairs nnd young gentlemen above mentioned to S. E. Fl»n«tw»n. Eaton Rapid*. MIc!. anoking VVollie’s famous cigar- nnd taken by suprise. Doubtless so much owed W^Jlie one. On the other sijle of painter, the sculptor and the poet to do another, "did yon Doties the locket?" Thl> is to certify that we know Mr. beauty would be a surprise to any one. him sat Mrs. Bright, whom, indeed, he agarettiK He had n fine old fashioned their work intelligently. “Aa^to archi­ -Haven't been able to get up to her Ferguson, and believe the statement ma-4* After a fnoment> hesitation he said, luul taken into the tabic. The other hom-e down in West Twenty-third tecture." added he, “we all know that yet. confound it! Does she iqnak En­ by him to be true. We untadtatiugly street nnd plenty-of money, which he "I'm glad to welcome wu to thia coun­ gentlemen thought that Bellingham hod in its higher manifestations it has been rweomtuend this remedy as we believe it to glish?" try, mademoiselle. I hope you will learn nothing to complain of. Mra. Bright, knew bow t<> spend; that is. he was both termed frozen music." “Some of Wag­ to feel l^ke an American at) much as you who could interest herself alxiut almost “Pretty well, I believe. I spoke be the greatest family medicine on our generous nnd economical. ner's music that I have heard." retorted shelves. Wax worth A Sort. r. already look like one." French with her. Full of. the devil!" anything, provided it did not last more But the most remarkable thing about Mr. Grasmere, “was dry enough to be ,, Eaton Rapids, Mich. “Thank you; if it is American to feel than an hour or so. noticed that her “What about the loctatr1Wallie Dinsmore was that, instead of Sold by Fred U Heath. Prepared only calltnl harmonized hay lofts.” "Given to her by the czar of Russia, bt-ins in fact the bachelor uncle of so­ happy Then I am one,” she answered, companion wm good looking, and deter­ ’ This epigram was overheard by Mr. by The Charics Wright MedicineCouqmnj.’ and it was observable m she spoke that before he came into the Irasiness. ” mined to exploit him on the subject of Damon at the center of the table, and ciety that he was in spirit, he was actu­ Detroit, Mich. "By Jove! Say. does a fellow liavp to She had read Ruskin’s he humid lately called out, “There's a ally and conspicuously married. Mrs. this foreign lady's pronunciation was re­ architecture. Sneak thieves are active at Detroit. Chdwalader DiDBiuor»(they never called markably accurate. Wallie forbore to “Stones of Venice," and had seen classic portrait of Grasmeru down at the club‘ be introdneed, or.can yen go right up ' and talk to her?" her Mrs. Walhel was a few years older make the observation, however: he only and medunval antiquities abroad. that is said to have l»een pointe'! to the ‘ “Oh. sail in: She wutft nfind. These Accordingly die rode at him with time the old cow died of." than her husband and weighed about took his chin between his thumb and Hereupon 1 women always like to be taken by great dash and courage, and nt first be fifty pounds mare than he. She was forefinger with a quietly smiling look. Mrs. Cadwalader said: “What deli­ answered her graciously enough. Ih*- Mr. Bidgood burst into a hearty laugh, storm!" So Mr. Witman struggled formighty and imposing, convincing aud and observed that the old row proliablv cious lace, Mademoiselle Marana! It is Wtam aha wm a Child, she cried Cor Castons memorable. Upon her massive counte­ fore long, however, he perceived that died from feeding on th.* harmonions word to try his luck aa a sturmer. Bellingham, after wandering about nance, which had tike texture and hue of like frost work on ivory. Will you take she did not know the meaning of her hay loft. Mr. Grasmere, who was prole‘ the finest yonk-and-w^ite enamel, was a cup of teoT own information, and then he became ably of Scotch extraction, drew himself; restleealy.hj the crowd trying to keep Mlle. Marnna declined, and presently laconic. Young Mrs. Bright, on the oth­ his lock turned toward the diva, and fixed immutably a gnu-mns smile, which up to his fnll height and raid to Mrs. finding hitunelf. neverthelem. coustantlv nerved to condense, as it were, into man­ the other guests begun to arrive. er hand, was not accustomed to rehnffs There was Mr. Bareliffe, a wool mer­ and Bellingham's reticence only stimu­ Cxdwataler. with a gleam from Ismeatb> Inought up within a few feet of her,, r.t ageable dimensions the dae too ponder­ his eyelids, that such men os tlje last ; length made up his mind tp pi bom?. ous acreage <rf her cheeks and to refine chant. but for social purposes an ama­ lated her en terprise. She sparkled on like t wo *q>eakcrH did more than vice or i^oMontague is securing a good Ice crop. the contour of her scarlet lips. Her teur composer. He whs » small. slender, cataract in a rainbow, determined that But just as he was on tlie puint of bidrance to delay civilization. Mrs. Codhair, of a dense yellow hue. without a lively man, with gray hair and an im­ he should fall in love with her at any • ding adieu to Mrs. Cadwalader some walader smiled with scarlet Ups. and thread of gray, was arrartgvd in an in- mense gray mustache, like a great bar rate. Meanwhile his other ear was be­ 1 one struck a chord on the piano, a hwh Too put water on the oiirumg timber*. r.i« «•• said in her small, caresshjg voice, “The acruLiblt- mjmncr. epon what might be across the lower part of his face; he had ing visited occasionally by the low and proprietor of the ‘ProfeMional Amateur'• fell upon the assembly, and it become termed the cylindrical principle: it re- the air of always standing on tiptoe to varied mtudc of a voice the freshest aud cannot believe that civilization is dth evident that the Marana wna going to effen Mitalstm. T<* <Jo this, mke Hood» prep across this bar with a sportive, ■esnbled a carving in varnished maple: most melodious, be thought, he had ever ' ring. And there she steed at tlie piano. partita, the great blood |>urlBer. which radle-. layed." twinkling expression. There was Mr. listened to. it lookedjmttle. cure* catarrh. It ’ If jhere was any further danger of ■ the pure lovehnesa of her countennnc* and permsuentty the nenes. Im* sure to ret w-y As for her figure. Mrs Cadwalader Bidgood, a rosy, roistering, spherical At times, too, as the dishes were breach of the peace it was averted by the‘ looking across the crowd, and looking at sTrenirtheuK Hood's harsafMinUa. might have stood f<jr the capatan of a personage, bald headed and short of passed, the lovely speaker would lean • him. He folded hia arms and stool action of Wallie, who now aruro iu his It emta 10 cents per day ver capita to three decker, round which the jovial breath; he smiled at yon with a pene­ toward him, so that her soft white plum­ place and proposed the health of the1 still, nnd no one but he knew that she feed the pi ferment In tbte House of Cor­ seamen trip as they heave the mighty trating look, as if there were a private age brushed his shoulder. Tlie Ma■ sang tn him. rection at Detroit. anchor. Her voicc.tneanwfiile.waa.-mall. joke between yon and hinwrlf which it ran.a and Wallie were having a moct en­ gm-.-st of the evening. “Though our When the aong was over there vnur a guest tonight," he said, “she is « host in। ■oft and carntiung. and sh.* regarded would not do to mention. Piles, lite. Plies. tertaining conversation. It waa not .nd If .bo ™ (,, , forei^ great etir of admiration and surprise and There was Mr. Grasmere, tall, courtly about architecture, and yet Bellingham her interlocutor with a gfetice of indnlIxmae's Red Clover Pile R«nedy, Ha geot coquetry, as if to mitigate the ter­ and romantic, with a resonant voice and: felt attracted by it Wallie was smiling •and, we all know that some of the tru­ comment; for though everybody had ex­ positive specific, for all forms of the di­ ; pected something’ very go4d nobody ease. Blind, bleeding. Itching. Ulberat*''! ror of her proportions, though it really an occasional gleam from beneath his1 and chuckling, and ever and anon niak- est Americans have never set foot m the aud protnidlng piles. Price 50c- l'(’: ■mdfred them only more a|Mrtning. Nor. upper eyelids, os if his soul were kindling! ing some pithy or arch remark. The Lrntod State*.” The u>Mt having been sale by W. II. Goodyear. was her usual talk, ns miglt have been within him. He had been a lawyer by diva seemed to be attempting to describe drank with much cordiality. WalUe •xpectod. about devouring quarter profession, bet had married well, and■ the mental visions which certain kinds karn that ^"‘ct'h br The Greenville Pioneer society tn ’ beeves. or causing earthquakes, or oblit was now the proprietor of an artistic of muric called up for her. At last she heart, ladies and gentleman, but that is January 21. erating population*, but nU>ut embrvid- weekly. There was Mr. Knight, a dis­ said, “The end is like *1110 awful rose of where it came from.” Wbon the applnniw bad KibudKl tier, srod handkerchief.-*, and summer zi-ph- tinguished politician with fresh com­ dawn.’ and it seems to keep unfolding yw blowing on wild roses and the hob- plexion. clear cut features, powerful1 more and more, but the twilight darkens ww« p»we, and Hie priM do„„, . mm nt infante' slumber. Was ebe, then, black eyes nnd snow white hair; his> between, and you can only feel that the ewTrf with dieting b«rt thaterirr. a sardonic humorist, <>r a fool buried bearing was covertly condescending, as‘ great flower blooms last in the maro- body-, oral were fixed upon bw a. if exthough he were reluctant to have you1 ing of the other world.” I.-cting a reply. She eul . dbnnayed hearted, practical, shrewd womnn. with realize how greatly he was your supe­ at Bellingham, bnt to yr» wenAt the same moment Mrs. Bright wa.« ■bar,; eyes. a politic disposition and un- rior. There was Mr. Damon, also white» saying to Bellingham; -In’ that war a« down, and an expaxwioa of ooldnM. haired and white bearded, n somewhatt don't you see. tiny second and third boxM bad mddenly overspread to taco. She ■efajting (teterminatk.n. f The fact that sin- w» not of nnrto- nnaucceasfnl publisher, but gifted with‘ would have just as good a rit-w <rf the done a long breath. owe. with . wrft a warm heart, a keen wit and a Utter anrt-Mnd yet P«Wt ro«l<- of her white dnm, and rlaneal down the table. She baud the topping The county seat hi to be removed fr< • tional wrath nnd beat about him. mix<x! olhandx. aud «xw Jocdyn ernihug and Caruana to Owosso, whereat the lattet :■ with laughter and mockery. and notbBiihcr BelBngbxia lud not baud her nodding enrunmgingly. and Inigo ham­ __ .i v. . s or elee be didn't think it <Xorth whfle to merino tMtidiuua person or to bully a ' xtiswer. He tamed to the voum dire Such of these gentlemen m posswwed wives wore accompanied by them, but the latter were for the moat l«rt like tee engravings of ladle® fmdiinn pa pere—though their face* might be preU ;y it waa the dresses you looked nt nud recollected. When an American lady i* : Children Cry for Pitcher’s Castoria. Children Cry for Pitcher's Castoria. Children Cry for Pitcher’s Castoria. , weffies eyebrow, wenl np. He bed ^?S^'U,w*teUn« Bellta<h*u>. nnd had been lunch xnnued by hi, evident l^udir.g not mm m efr, - they are ai> of �PRORATE ORDER. State of Michigan, County of Barry At a xrxsluu at thr i-rohate ik............ ..... County of Barry, holden at the Probate Offlee. Iu the;CUyufMMUn», tn said county,on I'm* day, the lithdavof Jai.imrv, tn the year one thousand eight hundred and ninety one. mi. Present, Charles Vf. Armstrong, Judge of Gran-1 RiPw.-» la. Probate. MmoienUv......... lu mo matter of the estate of Ambrose Irving...................... IhibbrU. dereaxed. . Habtixos............. Daniel Striker, executor of said estate, comes into court nnd represent* thu lie iff prei>ared tu Monpra............. IU !fl render his final account a* anedt executor, and Niibrille......... 12.00 praj * that tho sama may bn heard Mid allowed, CharioOe......... and he be discharged from Ills said trust. Eaton Rapids.. Tlierenimn Ittoont.-reJ. that Wednesday, the -tarits-jv............ ilUi gay of February, A. 1>. l-ni.-at ten o'clock in Drtrott....... .. Um forenoon be luvi^ned for t tie hearing of said petition, and that the heirs at law of »ahl de ti ami all oilier persons Interested tn s.Ud 5fl|M resaed rotate, arc required io appear «t a session of sold Court, then to be holden at tlie Probate Office Detroit. in the Citi of Hastings. In said County, and Jackson show cause. If any there be. why the prayer of I.: Rapids ine petitioner may not be granted, Audit is Charlotte..... birther ordered, that said pctltiotier ghe notice NathrUle....... :othe|M‘rtianslhtt:rrot(*d in said estate, of the Monput pendency ot said petition, mid the henriug thereof, by eanstmt a copy of thia order to be published In the Hastings Hanwek, a newspaKin luted and circulated lu said County of rille... ry once in each week for three successive Rapid*. 10.00 5.00 weeks previous to said day ol hearing. Chah. W. abmotuonq. M. H COLLINS, ixxsai Agent, Hastings. O. W- Rn.utr.K.1 r,. p &T. A.. Ghicaxo. IA true com.) Judge of l*rob&te. “ The Niagara Fallt Eouti.'* Balsa EaEfl I ft .gr-x. Jiicigj, KihiHjTTiSw PJIOBATK ORDER. Stnte of Michigan. Ciamtrol Barry—sx. At a KMsloti of the l ipduite -Court for the County of Barry, holden at lire Probate Office. In the chy of Hasting*, iu said county, on Tuesday the3»b day ot Deaembcr, in the year one tbomuird right hundred and ninety. Present. Charles \V. Armstrong, Judge of ITobalr. In the matter of the estate ot Geo. A. MeDunt-li.x minor. On reading and filing lire petition, dni) veri­ fied, nt Jesse Townsend, guardian ot »ald minor, praying for reasons therein set forth that he may be licensed l<» luortgagr tlie real estate of -aid minor. In said priition drocrilred. Tliero.ipon it l» ordered. Hint Tuesdav th« '.'tlhday of January. A. 1>. ISUI. at ten o'clock In thr forenoon, be assigned for the hearing of said iK'tilimi, and that the next of kin of sain minor ami all other irersons Inirrvsted in said estate, are roqufrod to appear a*, a session ot said ' OUrt. then to be lioldcu at the Probate office. In the city ot Hastings, in sud eountv, nnd show cause. If any there be. why the prayer of the nrtltloDcr may not be granted. And it I* further ordered, that said petitioner give notice to the persons Interested in said estate, of the pendency nt sal.) pcRtlirn. and the hear ing thereof by causing a copy of this order to be piinltsbeo In the liAsriNnx lUNNRKanow*nai>er printed am! circulated In said Connty of Barry once in each week for Hirer successive weeks previous to .aid dav of hearing. .............. AV. ABMgTRONil, Judge of Probate. [A true i*opy.l FttOtt \TK ORDER. At * session of the Probate Court for ti e County of Itarry. uolden at the Prubatv offlee tn the City vt iladhiKs.lit snkl County, on Wedor*dav. the HUi day of .l.tnusrv. its the year one thnnsaiui ricin hundred nnd ninety nav. Prvsrtit. ctiariro W. Armstrong. Judge of TIME TABLE. Stations, „ NOKTIL Kalamazoo Le... . Eart Cteoper j. . . Richland Juntl. Cressey Milo . Delton Cloventde ShuJtt. Haxtchi*-.................... Coats Grove................ Woodland ............. Woodliunr..................... Fl« n. L. A- A. l-xusmg........................ Detroit .......................... Grand Rapids Ar..... Stations. G O. ■?T -X a. tn. p. in e 3> X c< 7 no •X X 7 1? •« M 7X •6 M 3 32 •7 00 3.3 “ fji T U .1 <•_» * II •7 XI »3 r.7 x 3| •7 XI •1 07 X .511 111 t 40 4 3) »9 19 30 •S03 11 5' 8 II -i i . 10 20 X x0 10 3ft US iir • ...... .... ...... ...... ...... ........ 12 00 ...... xh x SOI Til. Kalsmuzx. Ar .. Kart C<x>per Lv . . . Rieblasd JutcT........... ‘ rc-"e> Milo.............. ................. Delton < Invent#*• *<hulti . . Haxtix -- .. . Coat* Grov>Woodland W<w>ob«>ry 10 31 •in 10 («: 10 e. 9 » X 45 9 36 •9 35 *• 10 •« .z ■t r M .:' •6 3 15 6 If 3 no a tit 2 I .’ >. 01 2 f.7 •5 r.i 1 42 ft X 1 1? ’JS t . !J <® fl Oil II 4* peiiulng. deceMed. On reading aud filing the dual n-count of Laf­ ayette B. Teerpenrilng. administrator of smdestate. prating that ttre »xnre may be heard ami allowed ns lii* final areonnt and U»e decree ot distribution lad as-ignnimit of tin- real i Mute of said deceased duly made, and be bo (hrehurged friitu bl* said trust Tlu-rcuixMi it U ordered, that Tintnwiuy. the 12thday of February A. D. Wi. at ten oTilock tn the fnrenooti.be unsigned (or the touring otinld 1>elitiou, and tiiat the heirs nt law «»f said tiecrared nnd all othnc perrons Interest­ ed hi said rotate, are required to appear al a w.*slon o! s:d<l court, thru to l«e Inuden at the Probate office, in thr city of Ha-ttoip. lirsalil county, and show cause, it any 'here be. why the prayer of the petitioner may not be granted. .Audit is further ordered, that saM- petitioner give notice to the i»ersons Interested tn said rotate, of the }>cndcncy of sold prtltlaii, and the hearing thereof bv causing a eopv of this order tybe published hi the Hastings Ba:-nkr a uewspajH r printed and circulated in said Coun­ ty of Barry once In each week for three successive weeks previous to said day of bearing. CliAKUS W. AitMwrnoNG. Judge of Probate. (A true copy.) 1 Jinslng .. Detroit............ Grand Rapids I, Nos. A ami 0 will not carry psr-’erigeri' utiles* pravided with freight train ncnalL* Freight train* w Hl !»•'run at the convenirtiee ot the epuiMhv. who reserve the rl«lit to change the time of tsucli train* without nonce. 'B l'.mi. Genl Manager. F. In the matter of the estate ot Clara A. Burtv a. XTnt.nor. Notice Is hereby given that I shall sell at pub­ lic auctkin, to tin.' highest bidder, on Tuesday, the . <1 day ot February. A. I). Pon. at teno’ciock lathe forenoon at lire Probate Court rooms In the City of Hartings in the County ot Barry, in the State ot Michigan, jniriu int Itccuse and autbtirity granted 11 me on tne P.*th day ot December. A. l>. irm). by the Probate Court of Barry Countv. Michuna, all of the estate right, title and totereat of the salt! minor of. In and to the real cststo situate and Iteing in the Coun­ ty ot Barry. In the State ot Michigan, known and described as fjllnwa. to-wl:t: The uudlyid' ed one-half ot the north fraction of the south west frartiotuil nuarter of section number twenty-sevenX'-^> in town number two (2> north range nine (V* west in Barry County aud Stile ot MlehlKai. excepting forty 40) acres oil the north sidf of said quarter section. Dated. Hastings. Dec. mb. A. !>.. io«. David A. Bowkkb. Guardian. NOTICE U.-’ LETriNG DRAIN CONTRACT. Notice 1» heroby given, that f. Geo. A. DRlenbcck. Drain (tommisloiter of the County of Barry’ state of Mfohig.tr. will on the Xird day of January, A. D, nt the haatiou of thedratn in the txwuslilp Carlton if 10 o’clock to the fore­ noon of lh.it day, proceed to receive blds for the construction of a certalu drain, known a* the Burd (train located and established tn the said tonashlp of Carlton, xed described as folluns to-wit: Heglunlng at a »Uke on tin* * e', of tba » w '< on section is in said township thxt Is Gw tt. west aud ik’d fL north oLUra >» secUou port be­ tween sectlbns 18 aud 19. tnruce * degrees, e uni ft., thence xXGli drart roc ll.vb R. equaling »X«) fL all on land ul Jno. ntrnusUsugh. thence e 735 ft. thrnee north 13'4 d-grero r 35J fl. Ihcuce n 35’4 degrees c n» ft limner n $DS degrero thence n degrees r duo (L thence *xu degrees c l.tt fl the nee M ft. all ou laud of . H. ami L. R. Burd equal lug r.'JJ ft. Thence e ta ft. thence n 315 ft. ciuxilog 334 ft on land of J. M. Rogers (n limits ot highway, tticuee n 153 ft tbenee n MlSi degrees tlX ft thence n T.rtj degrees e 'JOO ft., n 45 degrees e 152 ft. n MT degrees e too ft. u tr^i degrees e 2Cfi ft. n 25)-; degrees e ;ux ft. n ,33 gegrero e 386 fL n Ml degrees c 2x; fL n :w oegrerowe « fL o 74 degrees e w fL n 32k degrees c too tl n ffiH* degrees e 217 ft n 4» degrees e 73 ft n 27 degree* e 30) fl n 4H degrees n 335i degrees e 200 ft e 73 ft n 15 ft equaling :<7tuU on land of Tobta* Ggrti* thence n Co ft n 57k degrees e 516 ft equafitig 576 ft on landed Jno. Rickert, thence it 45 degress e 450 ft e 133 fl equaling M3 feet on land of Henry Heirs. Total distance iu.10 fL Bald job will be let by sections or divisions. The section st the outlet ot the drain will toy let first, and the remaining sections tn their orfler up stream. In accordance with the diagram t»o* on file with the other paper* pertaining to isud drain, and blds will be wade and received inc cordtnglv. Contracts will be made with the lowest responsible bidder giving adequate {se­ curity tor the performance of the -work. ih a rum to be fixed by me. The da'e for Jtie completion of such contract, and the terms of Sement therefor, shall be announced at the >e and place of letting. Notlec is hereby further given, that on to-wlt: 23 day of January, to a. m. at drains A. I». 1WI. the assessment of benefits made by me will be subject to revlpw That *urn anressment of benefits is made ax a basis for taxation. In accordance with the pro­ visions ot the statutes: and the following described parcel* ot Und Will be assessed by me for benefits, und will.be subject to taxntiou tn accordance with such benefit*, for the pur­ pose of said drain, viz: Sec. Town. Ranre. WSof neXxnde1, of*w’-4 IS 4 north 7 west. ’ EH of a ......... . ............... l« ’’ " Default havlurf beau m me in tire rondltioas of a certain mortgage made by Junes M. C<4c und A. Cole, his wife, to John R. Barti'ttn. dated . February lithJA. D. tans, and recorded in tne office ot tbeuet'rter nf Deeds, for the County of Barry, and state <rf Michigan, os the gilt dty ot February. A. 11. IbSX. tn liber i< of mortgages,’ on p*g« 3ie. S*ld mortgage was assigned July :*M. 1W7. to Joel at John, and rtdd assignment duly recorded tn tne oftK-*- nt the Register of Deeds tor Karrv County.ln lit*er-.’7 ot mortgage*, on nag* inc. and the same was attain x* .igned by Joel St. John to Barry A Downing. Novem­ ber tllh, IMfO. and said asslxnmrni recorded Ip the office of t’»- Register <« Deeds hi and for Rarrv (■fountjr. In liber 56 of mortgages on page 107. On wntf.i mortgage mere is claimed to be due at the dab' at this notice the sum of sixty• five dollar* and thirty-two cento, am! an nitorDey’s ire of twenty-five dollars provided for In said mortgage, and no suit or proceeding* at law • having been instituted to recover the moneys secured by said m irtcDRC. or any part thereof. . Now, therefore, by virtue of the power of sale ’oontained in xald mortgage, and the statute lu such case made and provided, notice h» hereby Kven that on Saturday, the uh day of April. A. . 1891. at ten o’clock In the forenoon. 1 shall sell at publie auetlou io the blghert M Ider, at the north front door of the court house it* the etty of Hastings, ithat being the pl we where the Circuit Court tor Kxrrr Countv is h.»lden>, the premises descnbAi in said or so tnuoi tbSreof us may be neuevsarv to puy the amount dnr on s»M-mortgage with -even i*r cent, interest, and all legal e»nl». together with aa attorney** tee of twenty-five covennntod for therein, tire prenusra tre.lug drocriUewl !•» said mortgage as all certain piece or parcel of laud situate, lying and being in the State ot Michigan, known aud described as follows, to wit. Commencing al the quarter post on south side of section 36. running north ou said quarter line one-halt mile, thence west (W/ferty rods, theoee south one-half mile, thence east M0) forty rods to place ot beginning. AU on sec­ tion thirty-six. town 4. north of range seven west, containing forty (W) ot land more oric5S’ Barrt ft Downing. Assignee <rf Mortgagee. Smith ft Colgbovx. , , . Attorneys tor Assignee of Mortgagee. Dated. January 6,1891._____________________ State of Mlch^cSitrSsK At * aewfoa cl the Probate Court for the epuntv of Barry, holden nt Uin Frolmte Office in the city ot HaxtingB. tn arid ftmnty. on Wednes­ day tho 14th day of January, tn the year one thousand eight hundred and ninety one . l’ruhu'‘Dt' Ctuw,cs w’ Arumttong; Judge ef In the matterUtbe estate of John Atthousr, 'uecviiM-J. On reading and 911k tlie final account ot Peter Althousf, admluGtratur ot kald estate praying that the same may be to-anl, and allowetLaoa he be <LHrtiarg.«l from his Mtn truit. Thereupon It is ordered, that Friday, the I3lh day ut February. A. !>.. IKU. nt Um o’clock lu the forenoon, be assigned for the bearingo) said petition, mid that the heirs at law nf Mid decrawl and all other persons interested In raid rotate, arc required to ajn>ear al a session of raid court then to'be Iwhlcn al the Froliate tMfioe, In the city <rf Hnstiium. In snkl county, nnd show cause. If any there tie. why the tirayer of the petitioner mav not be granted. And It is further ordered. That said petitioner give no­ tice to the persons Interested in said rotate, of the pudency of Mid petition, and ’.lie hearing thereof <by causing a copy or tills order to be published In tin-Hastings BaNNKK. a newspa­ per printed and circulated In said county of ham. once in each week for throe successive weeks previous to said day of hearing. CllAKLBX W. Al:8*TM»m,' (A true eopy.) J udgr. of Probate. • V51:1 “Boi Tip” School Shoes laW fer Boys and Girls. Heeled Of Wedge Heel. ’ ^rX7~'l HtolfiK l^o nos x.ir. 8ii to 5>> «.<N> FARGO’S $2.50 Cal! Shoe . for Bantiemen, 7" Yin *i><'r»»el uw e***' lOfc^rjrtrr. lnr««cre^B*l- FARGO’S $2.50 LADIES’BOOT Dongola er Goat. Button. Open, or Common Smm. Tack less aud Flexible. COR NAME IS ON THE BOTTOM OF EVERY SHOE. F. A. STOWELL. Arent. The boy may live to be 8o, but the poor horse for want of a blan­ ket in thp stable has to die at 2a FREE—Got from your dealer free, the 44 Book. It has handsome pictures and valuable information about horses. Twn or three dollars for a 44 Horae Blanket will make your horse worth more and cat les td keep 'warm. Ask for 5!A 5/A 5/A 5/A Five Mile Boss Stable Electric Extra Test 80 other styles at price* to suit everybodv. If you can’t get them from youx deafer, write us. . ^ORStARE THE STRONGEST. Dated thia » day of January. A. D. 1®!. »BO A. DtU.ES BUCK, Barry County Drain Commissioner. CHANCEttt ORDER. • State of Michigan. Fifth Judicial drcult-ln chancery. Salt pending In Circuit Court for County of Barry, tn chancery, at the City of Hastings. *n the 3rd day of January, 1*91. Chester Mroser. Richard IL Messer, and Dan­ iel W. Reynolds, co partners, doing burtness under the Ann name ol Messer Bros. & Rey­ nolds. complainants, NONE GENUINE WITHOUT THE B* LABEL TO FARMERS MiciriganFarmer Allen G. Freeman. Rllxatwth Freeman, fffii Freeman, Frank G Goodyear. George Itorwwt. James C. Andrus. James H. Phillips. John W. Babcock, und Martin V Harker def.-niUstx. In thH cause tt approrhig that defendant."Al­ ton G. Freeman. Is a rratdent of this stale, but that 'be process for bls appearance has been and the costa, charges and expense* allowsa by duly issued, and that ih<* same could not be l*w and provided far It* mortjtage. ruld served by reason of bls absence from home and twnmius being situate in the township of In- ctireahncnt within the Mute, therefore, ton mo­ tion of Smith ft ( riernre. Hollcltors for ComnlalntMrts, it lx ordered. I hut Defendant. Allen G. Freeman, enter hl* xpixaninre in said cau»e twuty-one, in town four£.jrtb- rargr "y.1” 7' *1' on or before three month* from the dale of •tnHorder, and flu*» wilhln twenty davs the *>mconlatalng etlrtity acre* <rf load 'n»re a. ie«. Dated. Hastings. M!eti..Jxan*ry ts.b. t*PL plalnauts c;v.:-e info order to be puhluhM-Jn the Hastings Bannkk. raid pnrifoatfon Jo Ba continued or.ee In each week for six weeks in ’ Fraxk A. H<mKEtt Circuit Judp*. Attest. Thus s. Brick. Register mCnancory. Smith ft comirovk. Solicitor* for Complainant. Busnress paper foe farmers! Scl-w IVIills engines, ! A. B. FARQU H R CO-, York. Pa-1 HI CHAIQE or YOUR usoii 8AM ALL THE HOSTILES ROW OORIIALED. the Finer, the SterkBreeder, the hirpui Ml the HerlkulUriiL Disarmlog tin- Collateral Nvi Kurtlcl Kdgcd—Kxcltlns Run on Rank Which !• Solid. KAXBAK Cnr. Mo., Jan. 23.—The’ Amer­ Mites—Description of the Kmatic ;»» the Shortly after daybreak yesterday a mist obscured the hostile camp so that no one nt the agency could see what was b--lng •done in th'- valley, but utiuut 8 o'clock there emerged from the mist the advance guard of the biggert aggregation of war­ like Indiana this country is ever likely to see. Single of tlie vanquished were cheer­ ful. There was a prospect of sufficient food, but the large portiou had a morose and vicl'i i-. appearance They hail un­ willingly Mirreudrred to siifa’rior force, and therefore retained their right to us sMvngr n» wps posislble in the face-ot an iinny.thia wan large enough to wipe them out of existence. ican National Lank of this city was tnkjeu tn charge yesterday byT. E. Marshall n national bonk examiner fur the •date of. Mbwjuri. The capit.-d stuck of tht- bank Is fkSSO.OUU. During the early pwi ot last week II became known to the members of the Kansas City Clearing Hoose a*sbdatlon that the American National bank wax in need ofntoistanok. A meeting of the naaocintion wa4 culled, at which a rtesolution'uas .adopted wwuriug ihq Anutrican Nadoual bank that upon n. proper showing inudstancv would be rendered to the amount of tl,(JOO,000 or more. A com­ mittee was appointed to be iu retuline*s to act fur tho association. At a meeting of the Clearing Hqn*e maociation Saturday evening the committee was iDstructcd to examine the M-curily offered by the American National liank and ascertain the amount- of mon -y need­ ed. Sunday tlie committee, calling to its aasistancu National Bank Exaaiimjr Mar­ shall, examined the collaterals offered ns securities for (1.000,0U) or moro which the association agreed to loan. The cCnimltUe reported to a meeting of the jswoclition Sunday night that the collaterals of­ fered by the American National bank were not such a.-» the I winks of tho association would aegept. This doebitm ot the asso elation nmde the fnilnre of the bunt inev­ itable, anil tho national bank examiner therviRton assumed chargu of the bank’s'"' affairs. As the line tiled by the scene wks both interesting njid spirited. The warriors driving hundretis of jionies c..m<- first. Then came wagon after wagon driven by squaws and filled with Iojk-c pok-s and camp equipage. Dogs ncamperod by the thoUMiUfls about the vdbloles, and thr |M>niro trotting nlougdde without bridles or saddles M ere almost aa numerous. These were the spoils of two months of raiding along White river. The processlot. waa tour niil« long The hostiles marched with­ out any uoiee. All that could Ik* heard from tlie moving column wan the chink­ ing of the boils on some of the horses. While the linn was passing iu full re view of the soldiers they suddenly threw out a long line of Brule infantrymen, who marched like skirmishers on the side of the bi<ite*. IKX) feet above the moving col­ umn o' wngona Then came the dare­ devil Brule cavalry, mounted on splendid ponies, and following the, fool soldiers. Just in front of the agency tbe king line of infantry squatted on the ground, while the Brule cavalrymen, riding with strik­ ing grace, gallo|K-«l on ahead. Their trail led high upon the sides <jf the buttes, which were flecked with snow or cloaked in plhce* by the rising fog. The ravages chose an old and abandoned trull in order to protect tlie main body of the proces­ sion. Mtvcrnl hundred feet below, in case of an attack, nnd al*o to show the mili­ tary that while they were prisoner* in a circle of liayoncta, they were still haughty and uncnished. The procession showed that there were 7fl2 Lodge*, or nearly it not over 6,000 per­ son*. There nre now encamped at tlie agency almost one-half <rf the great Sionx nation. A careful estimate places their number nt 11.000 souls, nearly S.000 being warriors. Thrtroopa forming the cordon are (inning into tlie agency every hour. Before sundown there was a .trooper for every red warrior, ami machine gtu» enough to blow the Sioux outfit over the tope of thr buttes and into tlie Cheyenne river. This will be the last gnat gather­ ing of the Sioux, for when this war is over they will be split up into bands and. fed at suq-ntationa. Alrout noon Kicking Dear stalked into Geu. Miles’ beadqaartera. He wore a blanket over his brad. The find, thing be rfid was to hand over an old fiO-eaHber, murxle loading Springfield rifle, which had bceti converted into a breech loader and then sawed off so ax to look like a earbine. He told Gen. Miles that his heart was good, that he had grown sonic years within the past throe w eeks, nnd that in the future be would la* a good man. Aa evidence of good faith he flung hie old worn-out Mid strangrly-patterned wexp<xi down upon the desk nt which Gen. Miles wax bitting. Then be wrapped bis blanket about him■elf nnd xtelkrd out of th. room. Aa he I left the gfotinds he laughingly said that bt- had niiii more riflro. I Lieut. Mann, of the Seventh cavalry, I who w ns shot in the groin xt Wounded ! Kner. died at Fort Riley, WedOtoday. Hix ' death is the thirty-sixth among the sol­ diem of this famous regiment. SIBBOKS BS0THJE3. PiWuUrs. DETROIT, MICH. The president of the Americas National made the following statement yesterday afternoon: 1 IThe American National bank exjx>ri<tnred /a heavy tdirtokrutv in btudnea* Mid dur- precedent «d < riugency. ftir shrinkar' was r-pecLilly ^-n-at <m iwount of thi: Urm- volume •>f roontJT l.axiacM handle!, mnj this was made r>>rt> .-u:wj»h nous by the fart thM a few mouths up, we iwvl several large temporary d<qw«4tx. poring the past ninety rfav’.jwo colle<-t«l eunildorably over a mUIinn i! iIImto and j»ld . fl <lHj>>i»ril'. ainouriting t« nearly two oral a half nulHuns, or alwut «»jrr cent, of Our eatin- dcjsisit. Abuul two weeks agn;w<> reached onr lowest pointxinre then steadily recov­ ered, and , bud TborMUy morning we had an vxreUent ahowim: and were in caairr conation than fur m-arly two raonths. with crcry prw pert of rotitiniu'd irnppovcm<mt in opitcof the tart tluit certain matirioua nuuorr had lawn induatriotuly circulated for Odum time among our (kqKnitoraund rotTwpondentsPebUcIly Ca<iM-4 a Mtampedn. A little later, among other thing*. * clearing Imure modting was called without oar know! edge, and the other bonk* voluntarily offered ns aN«i->tan<v if nettled, t.'nfortuuatdy th* meeting beeanre publiriy known, car.-ung in crvaited rumors, which resulted in a run Friday and Saturday, and wo then ujmlb'd to the rlMirinc Ntiaae for the aid which they hnd of- Ml' W.WKKMKIC3UTue department at ones wired the requroted approval. The Fir-t National bankerf Cooper, Tax., capital MMJOQ. baa been unlhoriawl ie bo­ gin buxiHMA. THE BANNER 75QENTJ CARTERS CURE SICK HEAD Ac!-t they would be I ■uifcr from thb dteii able la vo msay w»rv that they wiU not bewtlItogtodowithouttt«a. ButsfisrsUHckhM* ACHE parr*, bdby their grutlaacUau plesac • JARTER MEDICINE CO., New Yorft. SMALL PILL, SMALL DOSE SMALL PRICE FILLS THE BILL! tani-c, and consequently wu were oLUgnd to time* will uccoauu-ily Invoice groat aacrifice. but thereto uo doubt that deposit will lx. |*id to full, aud if the assets are prop«rlr handled the M-x-kbolderx thould get back a Urge part at tiirir original tuvestmont. Deposits .Largely Bednecd. No statement of the amount df the lia­ bilities <rf the bank has been made. They are estimated at (2.960.000 liabilities; (8,500,QUO .nominal asset*. The principal stockholders of the bank reside in the east. The deposits of the bunk nre about tt.9X),000. Since Oct. 1 last the deposits hare de­ creased from over M,000,000 to the present amokiut. It is ascertained that the bank owes over fSOO.OOO borrowed money. ‘ A» « remit of the failure a great deal ol uneANinciw has been created among the depositors of tlie Kansas Cit y . Safe and Savings Deposit company, which iy In the same building with the Amerioad Na­ tional bank, and was supposed by rii^ny to l>e connected with it, and there wax's tremendous run on that institutiom which. Is the largest savings bank in tho state, and wbwe officers are the moat conserva­ tive business men in the city. The crowd around the building at Eighth and. Dela­ ware streets steadily increased and. both streets were blocked. Many were jxroaent out of curiodty, but there wure htwdrwls whose pale faces told why they had hurried from their work. A cordon erf i»ollce wa* stationed alout the door, nod bad groat difficulty in keeping back the crowd. Abqut 1 o’clock Lbacrowfi was mid re used by A J. Knidec. a wealthy cattle man. and ex-Mayor Daven­ port, who adnaed. them-to bo moderate and withdraw. They xtMed that tbe bank would pay all depositoni dollar for dol­ lar, and if U- could not do so Itwelf the other banks of the city would hsip It oat a* soon ns nweMaary. When the savings bank closed iu dnora yesterday afternoon the large nansberof people who ktill surrounded its doom were «-------------------'------;-----------------------------somewhat rewmrtd by the following uotice pasted on tho glass: “Payment of de­ posits will be rwiun-d at the bank tomorrow juoruingat»o'clock." The bonk i» legally entitled to sixty days’ notice bofore required to aav pay tim. time deposit*. hot but .U all deposits have and will be paid in full- ou presentation. There will be a saving of |30,»UO to the bank in- accrued interwt which depositors have forfeited. Washisctox Urn*. Jun. IB—Thu fol­ lowing trlegraiu bearing on Indian mat­ ST. Lorie* Jan. Ml.—Shaw’s school, mm* ters wax made public yesterday at the war ' of the public sellooIs of this city, was department. It Is from Gen. Miles at Pine totally destroyed by Are at 1G;» a. m. ysnRidge, und addressed to thv seereUry of । terelay. Two hundred and fifty children 1 were in the building when the fire was dbcovered in the basement by the principal, these Indians. I h»vr found it tw.xwary . U,J*>Q Mrs. Mary Maurin. She raa U» all the adetogxtiun U> Washing ton to rtnerre ;uwarrooms, ordered recroa, nod in three min aani uf tho higher authority of th- good laten Uoiisof the government toward them. 'Dus uten iLc school wax emptied and not a Will answer a double purpooe, namely: Satisfy child wla hurt. Two minuU’x afterwarii them: bridgr over the rrauxttkm irjiiod be­ the flames hod powcMsion ot the find floor. tween war and peane; dispel dfotruat and boa- approval ot the department tiy tetograpb. ■tlh ell Maben of ibi. fatal!:,■. h tn Ub built u> Ute The raw Paw Electric Mjfhl Company will be ready for bnalntw about Feb. I. Suceetirfult revival meetitur* are being held at tlie M. E. ehureh in Mancelona. . HALF OF THE SIOUX NATION. BLANKETS inuicnvofil-attoxx. Ownty of B>wry.**l Mtktr of MlcUlciui. salt! Court house being the building tn which the Circuit Court tor said County Barry Lt held, at public xurtloninto«dd the hffi of bidd^tbe nreml^droertbed morlrare or so much thereof as msi .« nejessxrv to satisfy the amount dur on said innrtg’ute. . । 19 MORTGAGE SALE. Default having been made for ni«re than thirty d*v» In the payment of interest overdue and psyaide an a mortgage dated June 4th. 1SW. made by Ghauucy M. Brown and Mary A. Brown, his wife to Susannah Hammond, and recorded tatheSfflroatUre Naglstre of Deeds, tor the County ot Barry, in the State of Michigan, ou the <th day ot June. iBff.lu Uber 26 ot mortgage on page 2UC. for whfch default, the sal .1 Susannah Hammond, by virtue of the right given her-by said mortgage has made and hereby makes the whole principal »ntn ot said mortgage and the interest accrued thereon now due *nd payable, andon which mortgage there to rimmed to ire due at the date of this notice nine hundred and fire dollars aud forty three eenU. (99JZ- 43) aid! ImpraMd V«J*“* __________ for the Kahn witti dear, tatUarh ire. Hunger and Serried Sted! Sub­ The American National Bank of Kansas City due the Redskins. Pise Ridge Agexcy, S. D . Jan. id— All the Indians are now in camp south of the agency. The troops have moved around ou their flanks ' to prevent any escape. Gim. Brooke, with an escort of the Ninth cavalry, had a conference with Gtu. Miles yesterday and return dto l.is command lost uighl. Gen. Schofl-l i han NOTICE FOR HEARING CLAIM8. been wires! that the war is over and that State ot Michigan. County «>t Barry -as. Notice is hereby given, that by an order of he can-dispose ot the troops now here rm he the probate court for the county of Hurry, made •jees fit. tiliorb Bull, tlie last ot the hos­ on tlie-.’Kb dar of November, A. 1). JSO. six months from that dnt<- were allowed, for credi­ tile chhts to pay his re tpocte to Gen. tors to present their claims against the estate Miles, caine to hcadquartera yrwU-rday. ol George Simpson, late <rf said county, de­ ccased. and that all creditors of raid deceased art- required to present their chdtas to said Under the conditions <>T tho surrender probate court, at the probate office. In the city of Hasting*, tor cuiiiiinatliHi aud allewance. on the boatilM arc to give their guns to their or before the 28th day of May. liWI. next, nnd chiefs', who are to bring them to Agent that stirh claim* will tanbriard tefurx said court on Friday, the <I7lh cIm of Fcbraaer. and on Pierce. It in certain, however, that the Tliunday. the 2Mih d* of May. 1MI. next, at be*-* weajmus will be cached and that the ten o’clock In the forenoon ot each of those guns tlie government will get will be only davs. Dated November 3*tli. A. D. isoo. fit Logo to the junkshop. The other condi­ Cha*. W. AuMXTitoKu. tions of MirrenCer arc that there is to be , Judge ot Probate. but one chief and his name l» Gen. Nelson A. Mile*. whoMi command* must lie promptly obeyed in the future, nnd that all the children of the SI aux must be en­ rolled on the rmten of the industrial schools. Shoes Family FARCO’S* SHORT A MILLION, CAME ISTOCAMP. CHICAGO, Jan. lAird and Dan Broderick, tjfcu Salvation Army xoldlennt the Wert Indiana street barrack,*, were YOU WANT. 2 3 KW8®£2R*5i.'«SK1«5 Z xWTBSBUSJiSSSRSS “ cal Xews. J HEPuirrx bright, entxp. spsm.r rorroRiALs ou Political, bocuikau GeMeSropica.. 6 ORIGINAL OOGD KTORIES and Itf.tStXO MATTER BUCH A PAPER DETROIT* FREE* PRESS For $1.00 a Yuar. Th FmfriMheyHT. htnlt, Htl PROTECTION OR FREE-TRADE WHICH? Do you want to keep thoroughly pcslcd on the effects of the New Dp you want to know ait about the jolicir of Protection and have an answer to every false statement erf the Free-Traders? Thicn subscribe for your home paper and die Ecoxuwi published weekly by the Arne Protective Tariff, fgague, New 1 (Sample copy The Econob a* ecknowierf^ authority on terdny nroraiag to answer to the, charge section and yhoCld be widely of burglMj. It is alleged that throe meg, with okher« broke Into the store of U* I BrumbUd Mt S1& West Indian* ttrwt, and special carried tff mjc* k«xK They were aur primal iu tlw so* by a UtUe girl, who re �J. Henry has had quite sn attraction for M possible. If he rave a yartl of H<Bh, K Mart. tor b wn» or yrer., warn NorthCarlton for some tlm4 post. 1* to his advantage to have that yard, of non to Ohio to »«<* Jolnrt work. fam months been In England under in­ If you wish to take the best new paper doth worth three imtteod of two dollars. There Im being large qnantltT <>I Tiicre In the Co. you should mubacrlbe for our struction to minimize the expense and emfarmer* shipped from here. **' Hastings, Thursday, Jun_ The typical wste.ni farmer, who is supshipped barsssmento heaped up against American weekly. It only costs one dollar the first out pourd to be grteroasly opprewed by mortyear, mid 20c per quarter thene-aftor. All oat these c.lwt Units. MAMHALL L. COOK. _ live stock under an assumed tear of con­ who wish to subscribe phrase call at my pige indebted new. I* even more Interested tagious diseases, but In reality to allay tbe office X “!lc past M!ul BOuth of tb* Those reported sick last week are on the than Che producer of cloth In maintaining Vamuanao«. auem. J®"0”™’ a high range a prices. If he raise 800 restlessness of British fanners and stock IHJStOffiCC. Quite a number attended the party at B*Tbe M. I*.’quarterly meeting will be bushels, 300 will probahly be all tliat be raiser* over American compelltiun. Tick Engirt tost Friday evening which Great Britain has ever been prompt to was largely attended, there being about 40 held next Saturday and Sunday. win need to devote to suppling his wants, Trade at the Corners ha* been quite and he will have 100 bushel* left over. handicap foreign comjietltion when Its numbers. AH report s good time. brisk since the bo!iday*. when merchant* C. Rogers spent Sunday nt tills place. That Is. hl* interests a* a consumer stand freedom wo* likely to operate to the pecun­ expect very dull tinier. Chas. Benmer wa« in your city Saturday We regret to learn that Drlton to to have to ids interest* ns n producer iu the rela­ iary disadvantage of her sijbjecte. The on special bualneM. The from-r* of the McKinley bill saw a aaloGn. We auppooe It to necessary to, pressure for free trade with thia country O’Donnall now lias an editor, who will tion nt 2 to 3. Thus far hto Interests in that the time is near at hand when tlie vast has no exception to tills rale of national not allow any slang or abuse published in boom the town. O. A. Barber and mother, of DtamouUacts of fertile grab' iantis should be ill keeping up prices are Identical with those selflsiweas, and will be reversed as readily hto paper. He is a man of good character dale, are the gWrtM of W. T. Barber, the brought under enlUvatlon. Their exist­ of tbe cloth maker. But just here comes and well known In this vicinity. ns the change front protection was made uncle of O. A. in another element to Increase the farmer ’ s ence has been tin- main cause uf ggricultuWe trust the Bamxkm'm list nt Hickory whenever the exigencies of British Inter­ Carlton. ral deprensiou In the past. For the last concern In increasing tlie money value of Corners may never grow leas, and it ought Fine weather at ibis writing. his 100 bushels of surplus grain. This ests seem to require such a step. quarter of a century there has been an exo­ Weeley Ktoenhood la on tbe sick list ami not at the price. We bear only compli­ ments tor tlie cash In advance system. dus of eastern fanners nnd foreign Immi­ element to tbe mort^sge. Tlie New York Times say* that a physi­ Il la feared that he has that dread disease, No matter bow high the price of wheat grant. to western land*. The consequence cian of that city has discovered a teinedy consumption. but all of hl* friends hope this is not so. Last Monday his neignbors or cloth, the face value of the mortgage Our little village to wkle awake now. ba* tes’i: th it production has tended to out­ by the use of which cases of consntupUon turned out and helped saw him some wood Lots of iumbeJT is being manufactured here, strip and k»*ep ahead of deiuand, lienee the aud the amount of the Interest charge re­ in advanced stages have shown wonderful for he is confined to the house and all the lumber made M Doud’s Comers low prices.. But soon nil this will lie main the same. If lie receive $80 for the improvement and given reason for much K. W. Voter and wife were in Hastings is being shipped from here. 100 bushels of grain which he ha* saved, changed. The London Miller says: , ,, hope. It 1* witl that an entirely harmless Monday. Musher Jk Ryan are filling their Ice house Frank Shriber. Emma Carpenter, U B. r«)cn!atlons hare been made to show he can cancel $80 of the face of his 81,000 material, which can be funitohKl to any from Ixifig lake,, and no better ice was ever Carpenter and Vina Vester attended Bible put-up. Other |>artle« arealso packing the that bv January. 1894, the United State* mortgage. If he get 8100, manifestly he Is practitioner In the country ai easily as the reading Sunday night. Come ■gain boys will have a population of 72.000.000, which «30 better off. So if this annual interest eohl material. commonest drug. Its use can be safely and bring your girls. will require iu staple crops an area of 226,Mrs. Given aud her youngest daughter Mrs. John Fleming and Mr*. M. Carpen­ have returned from their visit to Ohio. 800.6W acres, ar.d allowing an addition of charge to $80. At 30 cent* a bushel the undertaken withuit the special exjicriment ter called at Ted Durgee’s In East Carlton J2.ooo.ooo acres to laftaade to the cultivat­ 100 buslieto which hr has raved will JusF Mr. George Graham, our efficient teacher, and careful watching that the use of the ed land in tbe interval, there would I* by pay the interest. But if he gut a dollar n Sunday. is generously devoting bls time Friday wM. Allerdlng. of North Carlton, has entagrof each week to teaching ids schol­ the time named a deficit of nearly 4,000,000 bushel. M will have $20 left to apply on Koch lymph seem* to demand. It Is a acres, which, of eourw. will make prices simple inorganic chemical, and may be l»ought the farm of tbe late Lydia Al­ ars to write. To say that we are iiaving a go upward at a very rapid rate. Lf these the principal of the mortgage. produced without tlie neceMBy of culture. leging paying 83,000. good school would be but a faint expres­ But, ns a umlter of fact, the McKinley caleulatiouB J* correct, they show that Burt Demison spent Sunday in Camp­ sion of the public opinion, for we are hav­ Another point in Its favor Is that It to ap­ bel! the gue«t of W. V. Chase and wife. American farmers are about to enter on n bill does not on the whole Increase the cost ing an extra good school. parently most effective In the advanced new era of prosperity, which also means a M. F. Gamble am! May Beckef were In Marlon Dnvcnpo'rt ha* a brother visiting decrease in the quantity of flour exported of living to the farmer. Take the ordinary stages of phthisis, where the lymph’* effect our town over Sunday. him from Ohio. from the United States on aurount of bet­ Items of expense iu hto yearly account. Cora Forbs la not gaining very much, Mart Bates nnd wife visited friends in has been least. The tariff remains unchanged or has been but she is able to be around, that Is. when ter home prices. Irving last Sunday. Dr. Peter Collier, director of the New lowered, or affects only Indirectly and re­ The amount of American farm products she cau walk with her crutches. Our blacksmith is very busy, ami tha We an- having funny weather this York Agricultural station, said recently: motely, even' one of them. Tea and cof­ being shipped abroad is steadily declining, sound of the hammer can be heard from winter. It is as nice as it la tn Julv one From ISGdtoJSdO the area devoted to fee—two imiiortant Items—are untouched. because wheat can I* produced so much day ami the next day it is as cold as Green­ morning till night The Ashby engine al the «w mill, wblcli our leading crop* increased 127 per eent., While the flaer cottons used by thr wealthy cheaper In Russia and India; because of land’s ley mountains. It Is good weather has hitherto defied all tho tinkers around while our population increased during this Improvement of home for colds. here, and absolutely refused to work, has period GO per cent., and while every tiling und stylish have been generally Increased, cheaper labor. at last cume to time under Che treatmapt of point* to the fact that our arable land is yet the common goods which the formers markets, diversification of home industry. Ansel Kingsbury. Mr. Kingsbury to a largely occupied —as witness the haste to use have either been lowered or remain un­ Is the remedy for the farmer. And tills Almon Sheldon, of Clare, is vlsitiug his first-class mechanic, aud seldom fails to do pwwess Oklahoma, and the effort* to re­ touched. Prices of ready made clothing the McKlulcy bill will do most thoroughly parents for a few days. . claim by irrigation the arid regions of the a good job. Bert Murphy and sister Dru*ie. visited TIjc protracted meeting at the church, weat —there appears to be no evidence tliat are not affected by the bllL I^eather rates if left to Itself. at William Carbrough ’ *, Portland, last which has now lawn held for a week, will odr population will not steadily Increase. nre either untouched or lowered. The Juhnnle Enright, ot Detroit, has dtyiwn week. At present 90 per cent of our products chemical schedule to generally lowered. be continued al least during the present Considerable complaining about the new are consumed at home, or 95 per cent., not week. Elder Nyce to preaching tlie word So of metals. Furniture to not affected. his little scalping knife, and deciares he cough at paesent. counting tobacco and cotton. It scarcely eloquently and powerfully, and several will have the back hair of supreme court Mr. Carl, of Kalamo. Sundaycd with appears as a hazardous prediction that Lumber to lowered. Then there are a penaM have resolved to lead new and within five years, and perhap* sooner, the hundred other Items tn the expense ac­ justices Morse and Champlain; all because Richard Elertou. better lives. May the go»xl work go on. A. A. Smith and wife were gneats of H. home demand may be fully equal the sup­ count untouched by the tariff. Examples they would not fire the present moat effic­ A Sunday school lias been organised Smith in VermontvUle. ply of our agricultural product*, aud then, i here with about one hundred and fifty are blacksmith's bills, building or repair­ ient clerk of the court, who is a republican, Jay Famntier drives a fine span of black if they are wise, the farmer* of the coun­ member*. Tlie hour of meeting is l 1:30. and put Johnnie In his place. foMtaua. try will be the masters of tbe situation, ing building, fencing, masonry, newsjmH. Hosmer to building this winter. and those words of Napoleon that •‘Agri­ pers, local taxes, and countleas others of The wealth of the United States In 1880 B. Hart will sell you fruit tree*. Beautiful winter weather and splendid culture Is t!»e basis and strength of all the common every day expenses. Then Mr. Palmalier has built a new ice house. wheeling which many are making good national prosperity,” will be recognized as there to a class of goods whose price could was IM4.0»0,000.000. It Is now $01,000.­ A goodly amount of Ice ha* been put up sober truth. 000,000. having increased 82.000,000,000 by our fanners. Walter Parker has mode an engagement When this time come*, and all reputa­ not be affected by any tariff. Agricultural a year for the past decade. That shows Ixckhart brothers received a tele­ to sell the St. John plow iu Didtona the ble authorities are agreed tliat it is near at machinery, wagons and carriages will serve how the tariff rob* the country. gram Monday that their mother was not coming summer. expected to live. Tlie} started on the 9 » Our meetings are still in progress. haixl, it will be vital to the farmer’s Inter­ us examples. The United States leatls the Don’t worry about the Alaska trouble* p. m. train for Riverdale, arriving there cats that hi* home market be protected world In the manufacture of these. They Rev. Hawley expects help from Kalamazoo Tuesday morning, and found her quite tills week. from tbe cheap products of India. Russia are of better quality and cheaper than In as long as American interests are looked af­ easy aud on the gain, so that E. U return­ l4L»t week George Slater, while drawing, and Argentina. So the McKinley bill puls any country on tbe globe. To sum up the ter that by peerless statesman, James G. ed Thursday, and L. I,, remained a few was taken ill very suddenly, and for a a higher duty on wheat, on oats, on meats case In a few words, three-fourth* uf the Blaine. days longer. time Id* life was despaired of. Arthur 8. Sprenget te running a buzz saw to cut Shorter took him home with blai, doing •—in fact on utmost everything the farmer fanner’s expenses are either untouched or limb wood. what be could to relieve hto auffcrings, so raises. 4 duty on Fann products, unlike lowered in the new tariff bill. The reduc­ I’e-rn-na will cure tbe worst cases, Ut When wll! we hate alclghinc. that he recovered sufflolently to return a duty on manufactures, results in a posi­ tions more than overcome the iuereuse In him who doubts it write either of the foi.. E. Elerton sports a new gold jvatch home. And Sunday while driving to tive advance in price aa soon as demand the cost of the other fourth. Take, for in­ lowing persons: Mr. Isaac ^icodemus. and chain. Richland hto horse ran away, throwing begins to get ahead of tlie domestic supply. stance. tinware, about which such a free Shellsburg. Bedford county. Pn.. had him out and severely bruising one arm and catarrh in Lead and throat, doctored with A higher duty on manufactures, - will trade howl lias been raised. The extra ten giving him a bod shaking up. or fifteen cents which tbe fanner will have best physicians without relief: lost speech, We are glad to ray S. Temple’s little boy John Doolittle. Sr., to Improving the result In Increased production, nnd conse­ was unable to do any work: could neither to out of danger. fine wrat her buying stock. quently, in a short time, will reduce tlie to pay on hto yearly purchases of tinware eat nor sleep. Entirely cured by Pe-ru-na. Quite an excitement on our streets on Summerville Bro*, brought a fine string price. This is because there to practically will be many times made np to him in the Mrs. J. W. Reynolds. New Lisbon. O., Saturday over a trotting race between Geo. of pickerel here last week, which they suffered for many years with chronic Mullen's horse and Howard Packard's. mo limit to tbe possibilities of the produc­ advantages whfeli will come from free su­ caught through the ice on Gull lake. catarrh of the lungs, bead and throat; con­ But more words were exchanged at tlie end On Wedn««day last, Daniel Fryeand hto tion of manufacturers. Rut with farm gar. On the other hand, tlie direct tenden­ tinuous cough; many physicians failed to of.the race than dollars, I think. mother started for California.^ where . Mrs. product* tlie ease to different- After all cy of the bill to to Increase the price of cure. Perniauently cured by Pe-ru-na. A couple of our solid citizen* Indulged Frye ba* two daughter* residing. Mrs. F. everything he has to sell. It does not re ­ Thousands of tesllruoniato could be pro ­ tbe Iktel Is brought under cultivation, no In a catch aa catch can encounter over the goes for her health and If the change ■mttvr bow high prices go. tbe production quire the brain of a philosopher to gather duced. A valuable treatise on catarrh sent possession of a steer. Each contestant got prove* beneficial may make that place tier free to any address by The Pe-ru-na Medi­ a fall. The Hteer ran back into the field, cannot be materially increased except by from these conditions how tbe western cine Company, Columbus, Ohio. home. Saturday night, Henry ABea bld and the combatants separated with dire Creray good bye. going to Kalamazoo and greater proportional outlay of capital and farmer shares In the benefits of the new threats of establishing n more equitable adnext Thursday himself and family expect of labor for each unit of product. Hence tariff. jusUaea: in the near future. Sa nth Carlton. to commence the journey tu the golden A reading circle was organized here tbe price cannot be brought down except Charley Wright has entered the musical state. Both parties go to Ixis Angelo*. * foreign competition^ Clearly a tariff, The theory of free trade has Very aptly conservatory at Grand Rapids for a full some time ago by Enoch Andrus, which to Saturday Frank Rlckeomore came home prospering finely. Twenty were present at for a holiday, so an excursion to Gull and by keeping out foreign supplies of grain, been pronounced “a science l«sed on as- course lu music. J. N. Covert lias not sold his stock oftlie last meeting nt Rev. White’s. IkOng lakes was immediately planned by WCpotables and meats, will have the i>osi- •'umptloriB.” The wrrvctnjas of this dlagMar} and Jessie White arc visiting goods as reported by one of your scribes. 7 or 8 of hl* companions. Results, tots of tiveaml pennaneut trtfeet of raising the nuoes finds confirmation In the nervous­ There was strong talk of it at one time but friends at Kalamazoo. fun. plenty of skatiug and five,small perch. M. J. Gow and family spent the Sabbath priecof the Aqg'rican farmer’s produce. ness of the average free trade advocate it fell through with. Philip Barber it laying in a fine «tock of Mrs. Randolph, of Grand Rapids, is vis­ with his father-in-law, Wm. Lindsey, nt Ice for next summer. i Tbe formers have been the mainstay of when coufroateiVW th* cold facts of histo­ iting her parents, Mr. Blakeslee and wife. Otsego, we understand. protection for tbe last quarter of a century, ry and buaine«S experience. Glad tu see the genial face of our old ICntlMiid. friend. Herb Smith, after Ills'wedding trip. when immenw annual addition* to No country has ever succeeded In attain­ Geo. W. Gregrwy and wife, of South Fred Fleming is In Grand Rapids at tills tho gralu growing areas have tended to ob- ing national prouiliience In tlie absence of writing, some think with matrimonial in­ Herb set up the cigars with a very resign­ Hastings, visited friends in Hast Rutland ed and complacent smile. He and his lady one day last week. ocure Its benefits. They would be very a rigid regard for the defense of those In­ tent are the guests ot Chas. Fond. Mrs. John Reed, of Rutland, spent Sun­ .T..Xo Tbw’1 lbe <!rntory district last foolish now to atiaudon the jiolicy Just dustries rendered practicable by reason of We understand tlie 1. O. O. F. lodge was rhtirsday and Friday on account of the illday with her sister. Mrs. Deal Carpenter. when ttwy are approaching a point where natural resource* and the ability of Its Mrs. Durgee and Elf Brunson, of last forcibly entered Saturday evening. Guess nuss of tbe teacher. they are sure to be more Erectly and more I nothing ot value was lost Reiter hang Mr. Bechtel Is on tbe rick HsL people to make and keep themselves in week's mention, ere both reported as get­ your key on a peg brothers, aud it won't George and Lyon Lankard. visited school particularly benefiited by protection titan moat part independent of business rival* ting better. There were four new members Installed be in Otsego when you want it at the high street nchool house last L’burs■any other class of producers. in otlrer countries. Henry Allen and family leave us tor the into the P. of I. lodge Saturday night. day. Thus for we have not touched upon land ot roses on Thursday. Tliey are to England is at once the Inspiration ot Tbe lodge report a membership of about Dod. M«rl6ri.l. o' Whiletali. I. vUlUne take up their residence in Los Angeles, friend* In Rutland. what Is, perhujkt, aftey all. the most !m]>or- free trade evangelism lu the United States 70 paying members. The Ice crop is very fifie and many are where Mr*. Alien’s parents and brother Moi. Dewitt Smith to Malting her tant pbaze of the question—viz., the incal­ and the model to which free trade attor­ reside. laying iu a supply. daughter in Illinois. culable benefits to American agriculture, neys Invariably point to their Ideal of eco­ 8. Brevier ha* jtaken a trip up north Tlie I’.'a of 1. bold open lodge next Sat­ Mrs. CulUeld. of Hartings, was calling which come from Imllding up factories and nomic gorennuenL Yet, within recollec­ urday night, Jan. -24tli. wipt a view to locating, and we under­ on old neighbors last Wednesday. Indaetrle* in all jmuls of the country, with tion of mm now living, when modifying The 8. D. AdvenUste will hold quarterly stand has purrhased not far from Beet! Ell Robinson Is talking of building a City. tbe result that tbe consuming powers of Ils policy, the British Parliament repealed meeting at their church at Carlton Center, house, aud Um? Widow Newton of build­ Michael Doster shipped a car load of lug a barn the coming summer. •or people have been so greatly Increased a code of laws, certain provisions of wt\jch commencing Jan. 22nd and lasting until sheep to Buffalo Friday. tlie 27th. Several noted speakers are ex­ Mr. s. D. B-ahaui was ifac nwn or her The young people made up a surprise as to keep naee with tbe phenomenal would make the protective feature* of our pected and a general turnout of lay mem­ win Bkle .nil tually Mt Thnttaiy. growth of food production before alluded present tariff seem the extreme of conserv­ bers from >11 parts of the district Is expect­ party Monday evenlnd, for the purpose of A qulUlnnwnj .t »n IMhtelV lut visiting tbe Misses. Garrett, of Mtto. ed. to. which has resulted from the opening atism. It was not until after three centur­ Wwlnctaay. Otis Landon and wife Suudayed with up of a newly discovered wheat growing ies of protection, and when confronted reported that two promlnrat elUaeaa Hastlugs friends. Ed. Mason has bought Ell LaUing's re^nlnj hot »rrry tar from ua wen- In clow UDUtlnent. with the fact tliat British acre* could not Jacob Shriber add family spent Sunday farm. 4 j ** Monltettan with two nt the county o»The question optn* up a broad field for longer meet the demand for bread aud in Freepdrt, Mrs. John Jones Is worse. She to a Octela one day hurl wonk In rened to ba,Ink certain parllr-a tnnntcd train ttadr meat tor British tables, that parliament great sufferer. wtieJe of this kind. We hate routined our ventured to repeal the corn laws and to Tbe ladle* aid society at Phin. Winans’ tnktot Grace Hatton is on the sick Hut. Minnie Dooley Is staying at home this last Friday was well attended. •marks rather to thr direct txnefits which remove the barriers of defense from about • Rose Sears Is getting better. Geo. Spencer, of Battle Creek, visited winter on account of the ilineae of her •• McKinley bill will ben tow upon west- thone products of manufacture that rigid Hayden Hili will start for his home in «»je day and night with relative* about mother. New Mexico this week. *•» as well aa eastern and southern farm- protection hg4 brought to a then unpar­ here, • Charlie Fuller and wife visited friends alleled perfection. *"? •“ Arthur are quite In Carlton and Irving last week. MMeulty lu following our argument, and John McLeod anti family spent Sunday ** -rtto tnp. Dr. Wrernr. or HuhrUte. This chapter of British history, though auencis tsttn. mi wady to conclude with us that the new so rigidly excluded from the specchea of at Mites Lipscomb's. hrtol Ctaaarnau 11 reported to to no Ulned by her trend*. Sears Bros, have their picket mill In run­ those w!k> are seeking to anglicize the poli­ ning order, and are making business boom. better. Mnren so tar as It is possible for 'any boat owned by Kclam.tzoo parties. Staffer I. q«lte Met cy of this country, and given no place in Calvin Demaray and wife, of Maple o' »»h «re Mu Ciubt Ikrourt <lw »IU> tar aiater Wrtf tegtelaUon to do aa—American the pages of literature with which the Grove, are making friends in thia vicinity relr' near Dowling. Cobden Club so liberally supplies Its AmeriAltM Wlu»ri. « Wlraulo. la vlalUu The ladies aid society hieet with Mrs Rev. Stratton preached at the Tamarae tar uncle, mill, !•<«„. mlltah tb. fe- «. tta. <ta --------- Adam Wolfe, 8r.. Jan. $oth i;“ta Nkdiol. airf daiKbtor A <M. of one of the old pioneers, jxtrlotic student of the situation counot Lute DiBeixbtck to vtaiting her mother M.£*.vld I*___ a... ... . last Satairday morning. P*™1*** SCIUtn I'lnia I .I.. --------------------------------------------. bl Saranac this week. About 49 gathered Fred Quick is very sick with lung fever. at her home, and reminded her that It * aR call the fact that tbe policy of protecting ■*< from agricultural depression in low- her industries ao long aa protection seems present* were bestowed upon her and 5“ that they hml \ g,S ofhto father. essential to supremacy, la one that Great Hastings Banner editorial notes. Will Furten bad a bouse wanning st hto home toat WMrfnMfUv by Britton capital and run from Brlttoh John tition by subventions that constitute a guaranty ot interest apoti necraoary inveet- ’~Tta»ta. Mri AUM Wolte 1> on Uw ikk U«. J-J”"’' Un Wltoo, tack UM, Aunt Maria Myera is quite sick Team* are ’ .. <11M a literary tmtertah forty-wren feet In tWcknrm. This will give them almost an unlimited amount of clay to carry on their bueinera with. It Is wild, that the sales of furniture In Grand Rapids for January delivery alone amounted to between three and four milHoua ot doitars. A freight train on tbe Grand Rapldr A Indiana R. R. brake in two last week near Plainwell, aud the two sections collided taler on, but without doing much damage. I. A. Balch, of Muir, accused John Estep, of the same place, of using fata weights in buying stock. The former was sued for slander and Estep wns given 81,000 damages tn tlie circuit court in Ionia last week. The case will no doubt be taken to tlie supreme court William Cod)-, recently died In Taka. ChIJL leaving u valuable estate. Word baa been received from the’U. 8. minister that country Inquiring for his relative*, who are supposed to live in oraboutGrand Rapids. Tbe Saranac Local tells of a counle of farmers who caipe to that village recently with a load of sheep, and after disposing of them blew their money tn on Saranac sour mash. Before they left tlie town al! their money had been spent for liquor, fine#, etc. Many people have queer Ideas of tlie enjoyment of wealth. AL Bedford was in tlie Coldwater iail bud wwk waiting to bc: shipped to the Re­ form school at Lansing, He Isn’t there now, as he managed to crawl out through the hole where hl» meals were passed Into hb cell. For somo time men have been at w<»k on a drain leading troui Base Line lake, as an exit to the southwest through Mud ]>ke on through swamps to Three Legged lake. Last Monday the ditch was cut'to tlie lat­ ter lake, and that morning the peopL- of the neighborhood gathered to see the run when the lake was tapped. The water gushed out with a terrible rush. Marion Roberts aiid Elijah Ainpey, two daring young men of that neighborhood, were nmet too bold, and before tliey knew it. were btruggling with the torrent. Bn: there were people enough near by to rebcue them. The draining of thoe lakes re­ deems from tlie swamps several hundred acres of splendid land. Bloomlngdaltownship has paid out for these Improve­ ment* about $780. and the money Is be­ lieved to be well invested. Three Legged lake was lowered about three and a half feet, and tlie ice broke away from the tree* and undergrowth and settled down as the water went out—Goblevilte News. Fennville people are very much elated over the f.atterimr prospects for a big crop of peaches next year. Dr. W. C. IQhsom. of South Haven, went to Washington last week to see atiout securing passports and letters of Introduc­ tion for bi tn self and a party of friends for a sal line trip around tbe world. Tin- inteutfon Is to buikl a suitable boat for tbe purpoe this winter at South Haven and vhJl all the ports and countries known. By Indulging.In trading and the like they expect to obtain Hie ‘greatest aud uuM complete collection ot curiosities in thrf coemtry. ' Tnere are 150 hands employed in making cigars in Coldwater, and they made near!} 4,000,000 cigars last year. Last week Harry Bassett and Willis. Oabom launched an iee boat on Morrison lake. Branch county. Tliey had lots -of sport qntil the thing overturned while tliey were going about a talk- a minute. The broken Irenes were set and the doctor thlaks that they may be able to get around Upward* of 3,000.000 boxes of berries. ’ an4 at a low calculation 75,000 barrels of apples were shipped from Benton Harbor and Sl Joseph during the year, to say nothing of tlie oilier fruits ami vegetable.-. Tlie local pickle factor}- made 500.000 gal­ lons of vinegar. 2.000 barrel* of pickle-, several hundred barrels of eider, and man­ ufactured 6.500 barrels hi tlie cooper shop attached to the factory. Tbe output of elder fron^ tbe Ann's manufacturing, was only one-fourth as great as lu 1889, wlten 20,000 barrels were nude, owing to the failure of the apple crop. H. F. Marsh, of Allegan, raised some fine sugar bcete on his study farm in Alle­ gan county, and will send a sample of the bet-Ls to Washington tn be analyzed. Wayland is making a bustle to get a canning factory to locate there. Hope she will succeed. Some one opposed to the advancing of civilization Is circulating a petition to re­ voke the charter of incorporation of Fenn­ ville. Harry B. Stone, whose parents reside in Allegan county, nnd who was shot and stabbed In the battle with the Indians at Wounded Knee, died last week. II. A. Horton, of Tekonsha, has gone to raiding rabbits for market It to said, that a single pair of these animals, with their progeny, will in three years Increase to more than 2.000. Mia. E. Davis, who claims to be the widow of A. J. Davis who died a year ago in Montana worth 815.000.000. resides at 009 Johnson street, Saginaw. She Las employed Lawyer OHiarwan to took after her case. Her son Eugene is now hi Butte, Mont, looking after tbe case also. Medical students stole the corp?**-' of J. H, Bigham, from the morgue at Detroit, Friday Jilght..nnd not having time to at­ tend to It, leaving it at tbe door In. a sack. �Hastings Banner We are informed, but how much re­ PERSONAL MENTION liance can be placed In the report we can­ not stato. that at a recent mirtlug In this W. R. Cook went to Charlotte Tuesday. city of nianwrH ot the P. of L organiza­ W. a COOK. Local Editor. Ben Waite was In Kalnnu<ux> over Sun­ tion. steps were taken looking toward the day. . eatablishttient of a co-oi»craMve store In, N. Bailey went to Grand Rapids Tues­ this city. ’ day. This hasn't been much of a year to sell At. Leins went to Marshall on business heavy underwear. Holden Jk Hire in antiqipation of a hard winter put In a large Tuesday. stock, which they arp seillbg <»ut at cost to Will Kennedy returned to Grand Rapids make room for the spring trade. They Tuesday. also have Imrgnlns In other lines. Call P. A, Sheldon went to Battle Creek mid see them. yesterday. • The test of an article Is its use. Judged John Brock, of Otsego, Is home on a by thnt tent. Hasting* roller mill flour In the equal of any produrvd anywhere. Mr. short visit. Whipple Ih an exjiert miller, and I* giving Mrs. 0. M, Weaver went to Grand Rap­ satisfaction to tbe large ami Increasing ids Monday. number of patrons of the mill. Call for Mrs. S. Wood, of Cuh-donia. waa in tin* Hasting* roller mill flour, ell)- last week. Michigan is becoming u great poultry Walter Wllklus went to Chicago yestcrraising stale ns well a* being holed for -’■•v nn * fine cattle, homes, sheep and hogs. , day ou hitcinou«. business. Hundreds of tons of poultry are shipped E i} •• , E. I). Fox, the Delton merciianL wae in annually from ti e stale to the New York j.. '. ' T ’ . and Brothn marfaara nnd the .hinnlnr of TlKsdaj. Absolutely Pure. and Boston markets, nnd tbe shipping ot Dr. J. W. Sackett, of Prairieville, was eggs is also a very large business. A cre.ua of t-trter baking .powder, lliahcst In the city Tuesday. of *i) in teaveidug strength.--U. 8. Govern­ At tho meeting of the stockholders r»f Ex-Senator Patterson.1 of Marshall, waa ment Bonort. Ata. 17. «*», the Creamery Co. Friday, an hiform.il dh*cussiou of whnt was tbe best thing ' to do in tlie city Tbt*»day. p T. GAMBLE, was had. No definite conclusion was W. IL Whipple went to Grand Rapids Physician and Surgt-o reached, but the large majority ot the on business Monday. stockholders seemed to favor paylng*up DELTON, MICH. Mrs. Ed Hair returned to Irer home In the Indebtedness of the concern, und going Office at hotel for the present Grand Rapids Friday. ahead next season. Ilarttiugs Thursday, Jan. 23. 1691- pm POWDER A Kepablican couulv convention, tn cleet i« Rev. W. M. Puffer will preach at the" tlSlegnlvs Inr Harry CouuK 10 Urn rapublioau Star Schoo! bmiM: next Sunday at two Stale convt8>llo:i. lu bn held Hl Jackson wn funda*. February Aitb.lu irondiiidc ramlldates for o’clock. Justice <d live ituprrme Court and Beg nt* ot Rev. A. D. Grigsby will preach at the lue t'liivrmliv »nd lor I In* transaction of soeb PrvsbyteriHii church Sunday, January 25. otln-rbudhna as lusvooma before lhe oonveuPou, will be held lu llil* city uu In the morning on “1'he GnattH-HS uf Thumuav, FanuVAitr t«h. ttwi. Humility." Evening, the third of his at tho Court lion"*. H i'd cunventlou wilt be iwipuisr talks on astronomy, "Sunspots." en I rd t<> o.dcr at 11:30*. ra. Fnlkiwing I* Hie iiuii>iwofdelrcat»’* to which Tltu young people's society of Chrtstian «‘*<*b township and want Is entitled. b«srd on . ..... - ..... l.l,. r— «... Endeavor meets at th* I’re«bytoriair church . ....... .. bn Sunday, evening, January *3&lh at 6 tor eMeh fraction nt 15 over the »’* o’clock. Consecrativc meeting. Topic. uiiH Assyria......... * “ ••Tlie continued renewal of slniigtli." Haliltnart!........ Juhnrtov- ■......... Isaiah 40, 28-31. Tbe meeting' will 1«* led Barry............... M aide Grove.... Carlton............ by Sjitk DeGroot. iiraugevillrt....... Cw>U*tou......... HosthMisTw'p. FraitlevUle......... Meeting* will be continued at the M. E. City ItulUntl_______ lot want.. cliarch tills week. City and whim.. Tnoriiapnh: • - --1 cl tv .ml wwrt.. Woodland.. Zx... The ladies of tlie St Rose church will Clly 4lh*w«rd.......... * wuicrv npnn*> Yankee Hprings-....... * Toial uumber of delfgMti-H. 07. give a supper, at Bplscopal society rooms Forward caaSM nutlets al once to the Hast­ on Thuraday evening, February’ 6th. ings BAXxr.u Supper from flve tn seven, to which all are M. L CooK.Chnr. Eep Co. Com. moat cordially Invited. The society connected with Emmanuel The Y. M. 8. C. wilt give a imp in Un­ church will Im* entertained by the ladies of ion hall thia evening. the cl|iireh Thun-dnv afternoon, Jan. 29th. Mr, and Mrs. Ira VanValkenburgb en­ Supper from half past flvo until seven. tertained their ninny young friends at peAR are cordially invited tu attend. dru last evening. . iA<fv;il lhe Armenian Turk In uatlvc tl>e excess of tbetebove amounts will13, be Wwluiue will speak. Hing and play Ills J in Several members of Barry lodge, No. extra. ' went to Mi'hlleville yesterday to witness cornet nt Salvation Army liall Tuesday charged rates of officers in the Middle­ the Installation und Wednesday evening, Jnn. 27th and excursion Uses.lodge. 28th. Admlxsiun lOcts. Don't tall to ville hear him. Paint the tongues of your fever patients Following nre •is. »1P auu tt-.* city $r®0 Mary K. anil Myru* Hwlft to B. 7 ink 14. Middleville 3780. Fira. Polly Udell to J*»- Bolton 10a sec IB C»U<rtoo, $170. Wallace Norton to S. Wrrtman Ha sec 30. Baltimore $i.00a A. M. North to $1,050. (> A. Phillips to E. A. Phillips kd Naahvffip nominal. ■ J. W. Heed t< Ca-lleton $IAT.. LonU* A. auufiorto H. Adam«taM* 4Taorntataa 81.000. Peter Boil j to Elizabeth Mecham 40* sec.Sa, Assyria $M>, Esther M. Pennock to Myron W. Pennock ST’i *2.000 — n-jn. Jotni H. Coyne to Jo*. Loxon S3* see 4. Balti* mon? J.’.ooo High School Mew*. Our school Is prospering- very finely under the rule of H. Andrus. Our clock, which for some time has fullest to. give the time of day. is now click­ ing away a* usual. The High school Glee club expect* to give the literary society, some splendid music at their next regular meeting, pro­ vided that tbe postmaster gives them the privilege of practicing near tbe pootoffiM their favorite songs. . Chas. Oviatt gare us a pieaennt call Monday forenoon. Chas, and his mother started Tuesday for the west to Join Rev. Oviatt and his daughter. Two new boys have joined our choir. We uow have as good a choir as any school could ask for. Last Friday H. Andrus not being able to .be with us. Prof. Sterling was obliged to teach the book-keeping class. Tlie Hoiue Missionary society will be , witii glycerine, says a pbyslsian; it will re­ move the sensation of tlilnd; -ahd discom­ The following from the correspondent C. C. Field, of Charlotte, was In the city hnid at Good Templar’s hall, Wednesday, Jan. 28th at two o'clock. All ladle.-. In­ fort felt when the organ Is dry nnd foul., of the Detroit Tribune will Interest some on business yesterday. terested i» thin work are cordially Invited of our readers: The congressmen's seed Circulation this week • 2.000 Front the report of the Inspectors aud Mrs. Fred Spangemachcr, pt ifiddlevtlte, to be preseut. distributing lias begun, and no Michigan officers of the ,**tat<! prison for 1889-90, the The County Clerk is receiving commis­ man or woman who will take tlie trouble wus In the city Friday. The annual meeting for the election of following statistics nre gleaned: It cost to sions for notaries public. to write to one of the senators or to n con­ J. D. Guy. of Maple Grove, wus In the officers in the Hastings W. C. T. Union run the prison during the two yeafs . The Daytons drew panl teauses and gave gressman ne»*d go without a supply of gar­ city on business Monday. will be held at Guod Tcmplar'H hall on 9190.38!. or au average of >183 par man. den aud dower seeds. -ili nving satisfactory entertainments. John Yarger. ot Fn*cport, was In the Tuesday. .Bln. 27th, and all members are The total earnings wenrcqtiested to lx: on lutml. All women in­ a surplus of 81.161. Nearly tWO.oob worth Joseph W. Lunn will remove his tailor city on business Monday. <«eo. Wilks, of Johnstown, died at Huterested In temperance nre canieatly urged of )H-tnianent improvements were made. shop to the place so long-occupied by Bus­ K- 4nuazou asylum Sunday. B. 1L Rose left yesterday on a business to meet with tliu Union nt that time for The average dally number In prison dur­ by Bros, rs n barbershop. Il is expected the purpose of uniting in a larger and ing the two years was 530, aldecruaise of 10 Numlter of mortgages recorded last that Nr. Lunn will occupy his new quar­ trip to Saginaw and Bay City. THE MARKETSover the previous two year.*.. Sixty of week, 11; number disrhnrge.1 15. ters February 9th. A new front will la* J. L. Wilkins wns In Grand Rapids most better work during the coming year. those now there are In for crime Involving put in tlie building. and the interior will ot the past week ou business. II*«Unr«. Mrs. John Cole wiH entertain her A donation to Rev. and Mrs. A* D. life. be so altered as to make a most cousvnient Apples—Dried ,7C9e per I b. friends this evening nt a ten party. Walter Webster, of Nashville, was In Grigsby will be held at tbe Presbyterian Butter-iaUlH. place for Mr. Lunn's butineas. Tbe different railroads operating through parsonage on Tuesday even ng.. February the city on business Saturday. Clover seea S3 5024.00. . John Bessmer sells the aris ground ।pebthe state have reached an agreement for the Beaus—$1.50per bn. Tbe C. K. A S. it. IL leased the grounds 3rd. All are cordially iuvlted. ble spectacle**. The best ever made. C.’u D. Becln*. of (Chattanooga, Corn-*0c. year 1891, In reference to handling the •t the depot In Kalamazoo to the Hark * MtUnoora. was In the Heef-Dreued $4,009*4 fiOcalves. $100,083.50 ■ fnr a sbort tlnM' ’■»’ »«*• passenger business through the state. The ./Theprohibition state convention will be Bus company of that city, and thia has j Well written advertisements are more roads interested, In the agreement are the Htdas-^BeeL'ic; c*H, fix been the basis of a suit ta*fnre tin- supreme I n. Eb* Hendrick, of Middleville, was iu held at Jackson February 27 and 2x. than fifty per cent. news. Assertions can Michigan Central; Flint A Pere Marquette; Lara—ac. court. That court decided that railroad I the city on business Saturday. be made and sustained that there are cases l.ake Shore: Toledo. Ann Arbor & North Lime—8eUiogat8Seperbbl; waterllme,$lA0 Shlriey Smith held the ticket that drew companies cannot discriminate against1 perbbl. the fine musk* taw at Fred Hotchkiss’ W. J. Richards, of Union City, visited on record where there has been more real Michigan: Cincinnati. Jackson A: Mack­ Oats-4tcperbu. . . anyone, nor give one man qr company ex­ brain matter expended on the making up inaw and the Wabash. Parties of not less Lot all work bartnonlonMy and 1801 will clusive or better access to its depot than with Geo. Walters ovei Sunday. of an advertisement thau in the construc­ than 10 nor more than bO persom 'leaving _ be a bigger and Itelter year than 1890. another. . Poultry — Live beus.C; live chickens. 6; live Harry Walldorf, of Jackson, spent Sun­ tion <>f many page* which rest under the from one point and going to the stune des­ urkeys. • ■ chickens dressed. 8. dignified name, literature. The Banxfx job rooms are tnrninr out Remember when you want your eyes day with his parents In this city. Plastei^-SelUng at $4 JO per ton. tination will be charged a rate of wo cents Salt—Belling at 81 Per bbl. a large amount of job work now-a-day*. . fittixl for glRSM-» that Dr. Lowry ha* tlie _ . and _ , Mis* Bette Shoemaker waa In Battle Change* are under contemplation iu the pet mile; parties of r>0 or more one nmolby Seed—Sellings 82.0C per bn. . liest possible apparatus for testing the eye, ( reck last week visiting friend*. one-half cents per mile. Tickets will be Whoat-rNo. 1. white »«W0e rrd.McCWc.. For Sale: The Inst organs for the least National bank, which will make the office and securing the proper kind ot glasses. good to return on for flve days, meluding Flour—$2J0 per hundred. money nt John Betamer's jewelry store. Will Keeler, of Oromo, was In the city much more couvraienL nnd give mure ! the day of sale. The of baggage for He also has a large stock of Uie very finest working room. Plano an* being consider­ Sheriff Betthatn on Monday appointed spectacles and eye glasses, and does not on a brief business trip Sat unlay. ed for a comer entrance, closing the front I each person will be 50 pounds and on Bean»-$it0 per bn. for city picked. Mr. Griggs, of Nashville, a deputy sheriff. subject those dealring to purchase glasses Mis* Marj* Johnson, of Marshall, is visit­ entrance, amt n-iiig additional space fur bait fare tickets 75/ponnds.' All weight Butter- i&fttse- creamery £«?$ through him to any delay. He has a fine ing Mr. and Mr*. John A. Greble. Corn-53c per bu. The doctors report a great deal of siakthe office. Thi* chinge would make It stock ot Uie best made goods. 1 railroads will meet ncss from throat troubles in this vicinity. much lietter for the bank and its patrons. Rrutieu Fuller, of Grand Rapids, made a Oats <3coerbu. e by the steamship W«- offer the Banxf.k and The Christain brief visit to friends here fast week. Poultry—Uve: thickens. duck •&’<£ There M**m- to be quite a demand tor Mr. L. A. Wezel. into of Shepherd, turkeys. lOcUlic. skates this winter. foY the first time hi Union for twie year al the low rate of >3.25. Mrs. Jas. Clark, of ithicn. atriveil In the Mich., has purchased of Mr. L. C. Weltot) Wheat—No.iwhlte.ssc No.kred.soc. Upon request by person or by mail, we several years. city Tuesday on a visit with friends. the bnaintss the latter had acquired as the will have sample copies of The Christaiu • Name and tle*idencr ngent here of the Ohio Fanners' InsUNUice The Plainwell papers *-penk in the Mrfe Union sent to any a>hli-ean, tliat one may Mr. and Mrs. Earl Walling, of Newton, Ctatle-Good to extra 4.1514.80; choice heavy (Andrew Krccbler. MMdlcvUic Co., and expects to open an office and do a e-t terms of tbe 1.0. O. F. bouquet at heroine acquainted with the paper, and we v ialted friends In thia city last Wenk. bulehrra, 3.UKH.35. ' 1 Emma Tbede. Eelghtoa general Insurance business soon. Mr. • Prairieville recently. ' Sheep and Lambs- Sheep, clipped choice to' earnestly urge upon our readers that they Dick Johnson, of Middleville, was in the Weitzel comes well recommended, and the 10 cho“* Wanted I Lamb*, best. *5 .SQflgM Miss Gertie Stebbins is giving dancing at once avail theiuseivi** of thi-r opportuni­ city on a brief business trip Tuesday. patrons of the Ol|lo Farmers will find him Hog*—Medium and Mixed $3«ffi$$.7& * Beach and Mqpte 18 Inch'wood lesscutH toalMMit 20 of the younger ones in ty to secure this valvable i>aper. forany r--------------------------------------------a pleasant gentleman to do business with. Mrs. H. Lurvey. of Battle Creek, visited goods out of my store. John Beshmkii, tbe city every Saturday. ; Marquette owns It* own electric light Mr. and Mrs. G. Matthews last week. The Jeweler. In the wrestling match between Dia­ Several members of the Wayland Gun plant, and besides paying Interest on Its Burt l*ike. of Grand Rapids was shak­ mond and Wilkinso* at Union hall Tues­ i.akt/ association nre preparing to tmild 850,000 plant last year, the net hicoine to day evening, the latter had tlie best of the Fay Fulton, a typhoid fever patient, the city was 81.157.00, besides furnishing ing hands with Hastings friends Saturday. • •uttages at that resort next year. contest, securing every fall, though not made her escape from the sick room at her the <jty with tlie cheapest electric lights lu Mr. and Mrs. Will Chidester visited Mr. without a gorxl struggle. There was a home In Dettoit Monday and wandered Mrs. M. H. Bailey gave a pedro party thr country- Here is n tioliiter for this and Airs. EL G. Hale in Nashville Monday. fair crowd present who enjojvl the con­ about on the streets clad' only in a ulght Tuesday eretitur. mid Mrs. 1. A. Vancity. If earthing should happen to the A’alkenburgli cu Wednesday evening. Mr*. Kirk Datto, of Middleville, visited test. These two gentlemen will meet dress for twenty minutes early Monday lantern duwbsby tlie iron bridge and the again in a couple of weeks for a purse of morning. Her recovery Is despaired of. Compelitioc at I^>well between the city be deiugethui darkness as the result. at Mr. and Mrs. D. Ey deshy mer's Satur­ 350. so we hear. day. | Lowell A Hastings IL IL and the Detroit • The Michigan Federation of Carpenters Busby Bros, will remove to Uieir new A Milwaukee Itos reduced passenger rates. Mr. ami Mrs. George Preston started for Railroad Commissioner Rich, of Michi­ and Joiners has elected <Z C. Boynton, of quarters about tta* Btb of next month, in ' We understand that *teps are being the bast-meiit of the new Fuller and Beata- Ohio Thursday to visit relatives and gan. states in his report that A'(6 miles of Saginaw, president and will hold their . track wen- laid during the jear past. The next convention in Battle Creek. taken in the Interest of a second new factory block. Their new quarters will be fiwly friends; total mileage operated in Michigan Is here. That's <<»od. Cannot get too many. appointed in every way. and will be one of The ramshackity old Wallace bourn* at | Mrs. E. W. Morrill went to Big Rapids 7,01V. There are several hundred miles Elm Hall has been changed Into n first: H ASTI NOB. MICH. From the record to date, it Is evident the most complete bariier shop* In the Tuesday to visit her sister. Mrs. Will operated by private parties, igtoriug taxa­ class hotel and is now run by Will Morse. the furniture factory will ship twine a« state. Tliey will add furniture and other Squires; tion, bring incorporated under the tram­ equipments to fully match the new rooms. many good* this January as in January William Wahn will leave, next week for way act. He recommend* that they bo They will lie well prepared to attend to 1890. Manitoba, where lie ban secured a lucra­ brought uhdt-r the general railroad laws. PE JRATE 02DKR. the want* of their patrons. tive position. . The total Ineouir of Michigan railroads Is State of Michigan, County *f Barry—«*• Watches and clocks sell very fast at John Atasewlou of the Probate Court for the We knew it would be a sorry time for Cnks. Wahn, of Manitoba, wav in the 815.756,000 over the previous year, an In­ Bctamer's jewelry store. The tine goods crease of 20 per cent ’ < County of lUrn. holden at the Probate Office In Gun lake fish, nbw tha>Ike Hendershott and reasonable prices te what docs th-city the first of tbe week visiting his the city of Has tlug>. It, sold count' , on Tues­ quit tlie road. And it so proved. Ixist brother William. business. the 20:h Carol January, in the rear one A canning factory is an institution aKir day. thousand eisht hundri d and ninety cue. week be arid Ed. Morri II wen- at that popu­ /Despite the many houses that were built Present, Charles \V. AJinstrong, Judge ot C. E. Bidlack and wife have returned city should ta.-ud ev-iy energy to secure. r Z1’’’* J-e*r ,o k,Vr sbetter to the people of lar resort. an<L while fishing wRh min­ from a four Weeks’ visit with friends in It lias been conclusively demonstrated thnt i Probate. nows UirouglUhe Ice. caplun-d a 37 pound In the matter of the estate of George ^Hustings, there isn't a vacant bouse in the there is not in Mlcbizan nor the country i Mount, deceased. \. minknlonge. And hibeauty um too.». Van BuMen county. iiiiiaaiuuiiKr. 2111a m was a ueaury * city at present. for that matter, a better fruit country than i On read 1 nr and filing tbe petition duty verified We can state thnt this In no fish story, for Miss Pearl Glllaspie. who is only 11 Last year Clerk Brice wrote 257 marriage :! we we haw saw the ;h«* flab fish ounielf: ourself: and and he he was was all all years ot age. has been selected as organist L* contained In Barry county. Instead of forcing fruit upon the market, and letting 'jttensrs. But the uiatrim<»nlal market ' that wax eialnuxl for hitu by his captora. ritate maybe cnuilrd to Gturye Whllney uf of the Baptist church. some oilier tow n get thrprofits and employ Hastlu^.* township, or some other suitable per' .lo .°® ?5“ ,mr’ *’ far- ODly fr/ro® Haney says he has no recollection Chas. 11. Bauer and C. I* Beamer left the labor lo preserve this fruit, why not flute Issued iu 1. daj*. e>.fcr mjsU?wnR any ,,r tjlt. Bll|nia1s on his Thereupon It Is ordered, that Friday, the Tuesday lor Detroit, to attend tbe session give Hastings a show at It? Keep the l.itliday ol Febninry, A. D. iwi.at ten o'clock * We are indebted to Frank Hadley for n ' <nrm, least of all any of hia fine porkers. of the Grand Chapter, R. A. M. profits ben-. More than that, such an In­ Jn ttie forenoon, be auUroed for the bearing of the- latter, day ta*om edition of the Whatcom papers, glv- And yet‘ one of -»*•- one j -- last ^Ton. Daniel Striker and T. Phillipa stitution would make o In-tter fruit mar­ snlrt petition, and that tin* heirs at law of said deceased nua all other prrsoos interested lu said ing a glowlug account of the new and | week, took one sorrowing lingering look ket tor the fruit growers here about. estate, are required 10 appear at a session of ^vent to (Detroit Monday, to attend the I prosperous state of Washlugton. ■। at tbe landscape nnd surroundings, gave a m!<1 court then to ue liolden at tlie Probate Grand Council of Royal and Select , Thursday forenoon of last week. as John Office, tn the city of Hastings, in said county, < sad grunt, then deliberately walked toward . ! Ol — t. —_ .......... - »' T __ . For Bale: A 60 octave Estey melodloci. W. F. Hick’A Ice pond on Mr. Haney’s Masters. , Rich was driving onu of N. T. Parker's and show cause. I! anv then* be, why ih« prayer of thr petitioner may not be prantwL And it Is rosewood case, in good condition for 815. farm, walked out to where there was clear C. W. Jordan was in Kalamazoo Mon­ rigs, containing a traveling mon and sever­ furtlter ordered, ttist said petitioner give notice * Will take wood for it. water, and walked in and peacefully sui­ day. called there by a telegram announc al trunks near the West Creek bridge, tlie to the persons interested luaald estate. 0! Um Jojtx Bkokmeu, The Jeweler. horses took a notion io run. and a moment l»emJrncy of said petition, and Uie hearing cided. Ing the dangerous slckntte of Wm. Mc­ thereof by causing a copy of this order to be .later to jump i*to a wagon In which was published Charlie Kianr. formerly of this city, has In tbe Lasting* Baxnkk, a newspa­ Two men are going ab*nt borrowing Pherson. 'Fnmk Eggleston. Tbe latter waaknocked per printed aud circulated In said consty of purchased the Interest of his partner, J. C. money ou tbe strength of their connections Mrs. Humd. of Chuboygau, who has ouRif shape, and livery rig demoralized, Barry, once In each week for three sMccsslw Hare, in tlie warble business al I a,well. with, the order of Odd Fellows. One Is weeks previous to wdd day of heartug. His many friend* here wish him success. tall and nark, has n heavy, dark <nustadie. been visiting at G. K. Bvatnrr’s and other the trunks danced over y.e wagon and ■ ‘ CHAILLUI W. AMMTROXG, i relatives here for some time, returned to ground and the traveling man knocked a Watches. Clocks, Jewelry. [A true copy.] Judge o< Frobpte. ' Do not buy any spectacles or eye glasses dresses in black and wears a derbjr hat. her home Tuesday. quarter section of hide off bls rldn. It only before you see the stock of John Bessmer. Tbe other i« short and fair, has a sandy tixik about half a minute to do all this too. ^dffias. Oviatt and mother left for mustache and wears light clothes and a He tits the ejes free of charge., and sells It seemed to be a thorough job al! anrand. Laramie. Wyoming. Tuesday morning. cheaper and better goods than any other rap. J. H. Cummings, chairman of the Odd Fellows' Relief Committee, of Detroit, The good wishes of many friendsjgo with The local reporters in this city lave b-eti house. F warns Odd Fellows and members of other them to their new home. put to their wits end this week to gather If Juxlge Hooker should feel inclined to organizations against them. We notice that E. O. Dewey has been In any news that would be of very much enter the Hats as republican candidate for interest to readers* When people take Here is how tbe Lake Odessa Wave re-elected secretary of the Shiawassee Co. jmrtice of the supreme court, he would Agricultural society. Our friend seems to ; newspapers they generally do so for tbe have a most enthusiastic following in lams It to Woodland: news that they nre supposed to contain. have no small part in Owosso's boom. Robinson A Clark received notice this If the Reporter fails to supply the readers Barry county­ Vemor Willison left Tuesday for St. I week from some of their lumber dealers tbe paper is set down as no good, while on Several farmers near Decatur experi­ asking why not ship their temlier to Lake Paul, accompanied by bls uncle, Mr. Fred tlie other hand if what be writes Is the mented last year in raising peppermint. Odessa instead of to Woodland as the rates Griffin. They expect to return here in a product of his own brain and without It wm so successful that many others will to Lake OdeMa were ?X «nd to Woodland short time, and then, if Mr. Griffin's health try it this year. Why don’t someone In JU per cent wbi*:h makes from $1.00 to will permit, will go to tlie Bermuda I foundation for truth, lie Is at once set down as a liar. To make the newspapers Barry comity try it? / i.75 difference on a thousand and It cau_ Islands. newsy and to nip In the bud tlie habit of be hauled with teams for less money. Tbe reunion of the 3rd Michigan Veter­ lying, we recommend thnt all who know M. F. Jordan, of Middleville, was in the an Volunteer cavalry will occur at Allegan, What a benefit a railroad is. of any Items of hews to hand them In. city on busineas Thursday. His business Wedrwwday. FebfoMry Mlh. All members The latest In tbe line of parties Is the teas to find out bow badly tbe defeated The next meeting of the Barry County “ubeervatiun party." A table is laden with Patron-democrat nominees tor clerk and a miscellaneous assortment of arrieta*. treasurer wanted to contest' Die election Teachers' association will be held In tbe high school room at Hastings, Saturday, ZW. F. Hlckit is prepared to furnish fam­ The guests are allowed to observe the of Messrs. Brice and Kenyon. Feb. 93th, 1891. Following Is tbe program: ine* in this city with pure spring brook same for a abort time and then are .requlr Manic. lee, of the verv finest quality, during the ed to adjourn to another room and write Of the number thnt were dropped from Question box. coming season at 95 cents a week. Prompt as oorapiete a list as they can from memory. oar list January 12th. over 60 have al-: Primary arithmetic, Mr. Chas. H. GaaThe prize winners, of course, are the jmd satisfactory amice, guaranteed. ready renewed. klH. ones with the capable memories. The Nearly every night of late, every room' jiastlme has at least tills to recommend IL importance of private study, Prtn. F. A. We hear none but mo«i flattering com­ Bacon. In the Hastings house is filled with travel- that it serves a practical purpose in train­ ments upon thr management of our city Mule. teg men. Mr. Parker will have more room ing the memory. hiImmJm by the new superintendent. Prof. for them when be completes tlie two Eanmanship, Bupt W. D. Sterling. Sterling. Ills heart Is in the work, and lu Tbe January crop report Is oompih-d addltkM>M he will make in tbe spring, Thoroughness, Miss Edith Latham. all H» departments be takes tbe most active from tbe reports of 783 correspondents. Mute. ; . The paying of tbe eommbudons to ticket The average ternperaturv lias bom below intereoL agent* will be prohibited by the Central llie normal, but there has been no ^freez­ Tin* Detroit News Association wlU next Traffic and Trunk Line roads February 1. ing and thawing" of the ground, and a month. February , publish “The Quarterly Recitation, Min Anna Crow. The penalty provided is severe. It Is the portion of tbe alate has berti well covered Register of Current History." A useful Mute. with snow. IVheat la reported as mmw- and beautiful Illustrated magazine of the Personalities of the teacher, Prin. O. M. wiiat Injured, but not seriously. Tlie total vprkl’s doings for tbe quarter, and no McUeghlln. number of bushels marketed in December library in tbe.lanri wip be caapkte .with­ , Mr. Herbert Brown. was l,0S0,5Qi. Ln^ the flve mouths from out Il Tbe first number contains* a Etado* by the MWdleAugust to December it was 7,7*0.872 LOCAL NEWS. bO YOU TAKE THE WHT HOTT F. R PANCOAST/ Grand (tag Sale At A. WOOLLEY’S. Now is the time tn buy Ladies’, Misses’ and Children’s Shoes At 10 per cent. In order to make room for tbe elegant line of spring that will soon be here. I have decided to sell every Ladies’, Misses’ anil Mi’s At an advance of ten per cent of first Strictly Cash Call, examine and obtain prices before buying, be undersold. Yours resu’v. ' AXDBVK, �XKY HAT E. IBfrttiaeofau ordtrand OsBVt For use i ouutjr «>; s ite. Mate of Mtet.lgsu, ihs «tti noy of bovrtnlH-r THE NATIONAL LEGISLATURE. SEWS IN BRIEF. „ u™« !□.*• v~«!" H'S wW« Ill-Ci** .'GAS WORKS HAVOC. I ,_________ "» I Frijhrtul Explosion Under a Ho- Waskikotox City, Jan. 14.—Ti* wn*te ytttcrttay, after tho pn*Mjrc ot ’“n’e Pu^ dioUL. i j . . at- »•• —•!—. rwu:» jJSK.J. note I.. r*.:.-out: K h,. . lie building bill*. one being for Jcitei, 1IU., tel Findlay, Ohio. Mary kog»e. Mite" Eujtte .it»d Fiirate-Ji Hnr r.v A M. D- Ford, Wbopaamd roun-praoeectal >vitb the consideration of the arcttv*r*‘foul*- *«» »«*cJ» Itotci.y uiv.-i, tiuii l tarfei# money ■»« unsuspecting citircna.of mitMhaviw^^________ ... bhalt a*H at t ttbhc o. rth-i to Ho* bitflj.-Mti. w”rou’in last fall. h»* lx*n -tired to ONE EUSDRED CUESTB DtPERILIiED. financial hill 8b»rm®n -poke *» jion to the free coinage amendment. Aihflro years in the state jiemienllary. M*®** b“ m>u aud Evarts followed in speeches also The trouble over the lake frdW at Chi­ against fr.-e coinaga, and McCoowll in it* “SX*lXML cago has been set tied. Tlie property *>*«Michigan, said o.urt fom.**- whig tii*- )■!» .> p,r support. bolding Uie vlrvtMt outuf. l<--r sm<! t mmty «w4 _a»t H" S* •-*1- “*• Tho house occupied the entire day, after Harrs', the Mtowing dc**fit*d property. t<> wn building* may be put «P on thnt 'triP °r days' trial*, that If I did not IHra BI nee*l not warning biuil»«s dtecsMdug the array doped with a French hostler. AUtbaab pteoya or psriisu *! fond blag mihi pay anything, etc- But he eosdd w* pnreMl i ' .’jappropriation bill, on* I adjourned without bringsituateu In tu" Jr»v-u of Jrtirg lu n„. Citr Water Works Omnitarioner A* 'fond. I trfd Mm I hU County ot Burry and rhrfr of Mwb>ga;i nnd Inteuselv cold weather prevails in to-r «l»™ TJ, action <M> itktrnwu and describ’d as f-ilfows. to v • yi H mnnv. Holland, Belgium. Italy. France, Hood's Sancaparfna, knew whrt B *■*“» wa* Bmetfckargcd rereottv with Washixgtox City, J*»u IA — The wen half of tbe asutft wrat quarter •-eui.r ™ a«k<vl the coart-s to awan! bun *50,0()C and England. Several cases of peupfo Im­ satisfied with it, and did not want any other. (went* fonr. ab"> the soatti raU quarter uf tl >FLYHLAY. O., Jan. Itt -Two lives sacri­ wnaie devoted the entire day yes­ ine frozen to death are rcportel from ea«t quarter ot ‘eetfow twenty three »..»{_■ When I began taking H<*d's Harsapsrilla against that paper. r ficed, h duxrn persons maimrd. und a terday, from 10 o’clock until adjourn­ K .tfsor Yondarff. bead eb»rk in tho Paris. • in both ysrceboiie tmudred and lueuty building shattered are the result of a frar- ment, dlMtuvIng the fltianrinl bill. In­ National Bank Examiner F. E..Marshall, Austrian consulate at Chicago, of land more m- less. Acrordimt Io lue pr> galls ttuil Joan* delivered rot .tperchas. Al . 1.. tI ....... l>e. I. ami wn* supp<»«d to las dratl forth® stnteof Missouri, took charge <»f ful natural gas exploaion yesterday in on® i-,,, -■ - .. ,,, he ----------lea fing -------hotels of thin city. It is B o'clock debate under six minute rule be­ to..*. ««• k~i®> h**"- ’“7;'J the American National bank of k.insa* of ,i MV south west quarter of M-etloti twenty four nt»<! was founid that he was only n thief. He h City Momfov. The capital stock of the | tbp disaster Findlay has wur gan. iind at 5.48 p. m. a vole waa taken <>n l ho south east quarter uf tho smith rant quart. •­ Iwrnk b M.3Nkm! experimired from she use of natural gn*. the adaption of Stewart's free coinage of MCtloa twenty three, both parcel* iwinu- m rtand. I looked like a person tn eonsumpin Europe. ‘ .. town four Dorth range stlO” west. Harn etiuni A revival la iu program at thnt amptiellCharles*, Bryan:, an inmat® for titty ! Q-hp e-pjo((ion occurred ahattly hetor® 'J amendment, resulting: Yens. 42; nays. tion. Hood's Sarttparfll* did n» so much Michigan. dh«iuM Ibero then a "••neie:,< v , Then about everything in the ite church near Fatrbury. 111., thirty pet- years of the the Piltebnrgpoor bouse, dlr.t o,ciock ia th,, afternoon while tlie guasls Stt, good that I wonder at myself sonwthnes, ■ball next t-xptee for sain and sett: all the sawi-it ; bill except Su-wart's amendment wm <uns having "J for been ennvt rtixi. all <d Monday. timber cm. the, north west quarter of the -.ui'i. j of tbr prlllc| Marvin were waiting to la* struck out, and ru u general free silver west quarter tit evcflon twnMy four to towu whom were laiptiarti in a stream where tt South Carolina's “ four hundrod ” is go | South Carolina's “four hundred Is go I .summaned ........dinner,fioand had Itnnd happened dinner, had It happened windup Vest offered a simple fre? vliver four north, range ttlue wrst. hurry c-muti was neewarv to break a hole through t>U . mg to feoycAt Governor Tillman from Michigan, with itm u •drt>ts'idii<~ ami agre. n few minute*. Inter the low of IK® would ■uiMtitute which waa agreed to-» to «. meat that the raid tiw*r tie cut. «> a» nui t«> swell soek-ty. bar.* been appalling. YeaterJay muruiug Tbe election bill waa then dedared the Leonard Partin, the New London flVM materially Mure sain prem “*'. exwpl *• fur A. G. Spacing say• that ’; »*>■• ball exm the removal of uld umber, .may nutuarall-. ' hanker, was ennriet-ed at Oshkosh Fhur* perst* will uave to aere*l» h>w.*r saluriw it was discovered that gas wm» enoaping next b-udnean by tbe vice-fire*idgnl’a cast- • drorrc;»:<- tbavatu*: uf the same, aud U..: tlSoUby .lldnindm. *l;»ixfcr*k Prcpwidomy from a leading pipe nomewbere into the Ing vote und the Minute adjourned, tt day of receiving part of the proceed* of the same be mwflwl from said iu.-j-s within >ithis rear than heretofore. being Uhlo a. m.. [ Hurley bank robbery, for which hi» son, It h stated, at Waahingtos City that dining room, nnd Mr. Marvin, the owner TbehauM* pareed the army appropria­ Phelps IMrrin. i» now serving a tlvo-ycar 1,000 new men will be reqtiiiMd for the of the building, with three plmttbera, IOO Do«e* One Dollar tion bill. amended wm to provide that term in prison j spent the eptirc forenoon trying to locate mivy witfcm tile next sixty days. . laud grunt railroads shall receive for army As a result of the quarrel in the Colorado Uiwn four north, range nine aest, Barry county Tlie Austrian lurk Ergo ami th* British I the leak « transportation but 50 per cent of the price Hfcbtgan. . house two murders took place in Denver Dated. Hnstiuipi. Mleh.. Iw. nibrr If. |«a paid to th-tu by private parties for similar Wediwsday. Aatistant Di-»rkrej>er McCoy ■hip Harens Hall, with all tbdr crews, ALOXm E. KKNAMVps Abont 1 o’clock they entered a cbamlier Services. The District of Columbia appro­ ILLIAM o. U>Wt)E>. fatally shooting Police Inspector Haw ley art* given up as lost at New York. Ctrcnil Court Uoi’ tnfralut.er, H-i ry to.. Mtcli Tlie inland charge for teiegraiiM tu Gf*r priation hill was < .irried into the commit ­ Lawyer. underneath tbe dining room and found nud 0fflcer Norris, who tric<l to arrest Mc­ bstmt A Loiwtrovg. many ha* hren reduced by th® govsrn- such an accumulation of gas that they ter of the whole aud debate agreed up_>u. golicitora for t'otuntnlnaut.. Office over Juilu** ItusM-ll's store. State'’ Coy after be hail shot Hawley. WAMinjCGTuS City, Jan. 10 — After rou­ gtreuL HaaUnga, Mirh. John C- Hail, a San Francisco lawyer,.is meut from tJ to 5 pfennigs per word. ________________ could not breathe, nnd it was -uggested MOUTOAGF H1.LE. The senate 1ru* confirmed the noiuinaThescnat* ’ uu* coniirinea iub noiiiinn, , _ tine btuiiufli in the xnate yesterday the arcura-.i of embattling M50.U*’. lira ot Henry H. B-M l» >» Vml-d thnt. tel. U tl.rou»t, lh«an.«Default having been made tn the rondltfoes ■>' The foxiv of a man »up|>oaed to have la*en ,I States judge ^for the eastern district of the dining robin inorder to obtain frosh elect ioiia hi 11 was couaifteed, anjl Evarts OTUART. KNAPPEN * WEAVER. a certain mwigage made by Jgpn-» > >. Khro-<‘.t A'ttorui!»» at Taw. to George O. Dnage. dated Aui*i:» .■n, a D. ire;. addressed th* senate in its snpj»ort. Hoar O Frank Re®*® waa found trorcn in the ice air. This was done, ami just as the hble Over lfo»ll»xs Nstiousl Hank, and recorded lit she office ot the lte„-‘st* r below the railroad bridge orcr English Michigan. gave notice that nt noon today hr would Hantiogs ■ Hi’-blgan. Deed*, for tbr Csurnty ot lUrry amt ^iute u* The operator*’ and station agents' strike was ninde on of ths diningroom girls river, near Kgfana, Iowa. It IstiOt known Associate uffirrc. nt Grand lUijndn. Mich. Mirldgau, <>n ttte 31 day Of September. A. l> ask the senate to remain In session until M. an<l St. P. hns petered out, who was sweeping tbe floor stopped upbu whether he was murdered or accidentally on the IMG.tu liber -jsoI mortgages, on parc t.H. V--1 tiw db-p—id of the bill. The ron-ito then a match iradj in an instant no explosion tnorfftagn #m duly a- ignqd to the IfoMuV. so say the company otliciab, and nothing fell into t lie river. p' A. SHELDON. 1 CIttKnkwMralA- BMhteMent being duly r- • occurred .^rhlch not only wrecked the went Into cxecutiwaesaion and mmq aftePAbstract and Ren iEalatu Office. Firede*troyed n four-story building at is heard from the strikers.. corded in the office of the Kcgisier <>{ D- : li The dead body of MoIH-j Wootls.anymph building, but killitl two girls and maimed wards adjourned. for the Goimty uf Barry nnd State uf Mlrhll;::. Peoria, Ills., owne«iby SandtnyerA Dixon, The honro devoted m<»tt>f its session to Money to 'fos^on"hrCj Ev-se^’iteal Kdate •r. the .nth day of Nmember. A. I), tier, tn tgj, * Thursday. The total loss is over f I LO,tX*'. tlu pave, of Gaheua, Kan., was found the . nnd injured nearly a dozen other employes. a discussion of conference reports on pub­ sold ou c mmisskm- General «»u 'rva*.ch*g. X! of niortgagrs on page -si. Sat-i mortgag. other day in a coal timft with two bullet* j The force uf the explosion waa so great The plant of the Pnwlng vmegar lic building bills. The reports for build­ •1an"g acpinpieto set ot abstract Books, eotn- was on tbe express ctmdttlnn that if any lut<-. : eat slixH become due and frea In unpaid for thnt it blew dut the flame of the ignited ings nt Portland, Orc.; Sioux Falla, S. D.j work.* in Chicago wn* detdroyedby lire through her head. No clue. days then both principal and tulerest shall The states and territories* west of the gas and no tiro followed the awful, ruin Mankato, Minn., and St, Albans, Vl„ Thursday. The loss is estuntited nt SHforthwith become dur and colleetaMc. and dr Mississippi riier, including British Co­ which the shiKk had caused. Oto.• were agreed to. The speaker appointed . fault harinx been made in the payment ot ioV-r I*. DR AKE, M. D„ lumbia, prolured in ISM) Fti, IK/JV* in .•st duo Auirttri »:h- tw•. and the name harinc Dingley. Payne, Rowell. Oates, and Peel a I The Utllci.nl census of St. Petersburg, gold aud SVI.'AW.S31 in silver. remained uoptdd-and tn arrears for the s^-. Tbe whole i city was rocked as in an committee to investigate the alleged silver ■ just complet nl. giro* the population of the Office over Halloway** drug More. of thlrt} d*}» ai.<‘. upward*, tbe principal emu Petitions xreihelng circulated over the (dty .tt UW.2-*). an incfOMB of during earthquake by the tonrutaion, and nil the pool. Thr free coinage silver bill was re- • Office butir».frcm 2 to 4 p. tn. T* U-pbone. eon uf four hundred fifteen <h4ian> With all arrwu-aMate of Iowa atktng congrre* to enact a window’s ou the >.jaare were dvinolhhmj, ceivvd by the bouse and ww la the speak^ I ueetiug wlib n-aideure. at lioi|o«ay't drug gra or Interest thereon l» how du* amt! navabltbe paw deeaih*. law pruhibitiug the sale of oleotnargntine More. d by Um* tenn’i of said mortgage- ”n which nwrt while the wreck of the hotel building was er’s fable, and subregnmily referred tti The Mcfaum county, ill., F. M. B. A. cage there is claimed tu tn* Ct»r at ttnM. H. tilLLA^flK. Notary Public all but complete, the only rooms ip tho the committee <ra coinage, weights and 1 Hus notice lbs sum of four liundn <1 lifty d>>l;?.r» lodge ha* imam-I resolutions calling upon -Death: el (teorgr Dancrofl. bullae escaping destruction being the |mr- j measure*. The District, .if Coiitrubi.t np- 1 . and U. 5. Claim Agouti . the **Wg three" iu th® Illinois legislature WAfiKtXGTOjqCrrT. Jan. lit --At the ripe will prosecute sll Mads of chum* before the lursnnd oftico. .Nearly 1<X> people wi re I propriation bill wm Taken up in ,cnminit* to stand by their principles old age of over'W' years Grorge Bancroft, waiting in their nwms lo l«e called to din­ | tec ot the whole and further debated with* Dt nsurttneril* of the liUeriM*office. OiU! <>n hint gHKr.and du suit ur procevdnms at law h ivui. t<*en instltiil, *i to recover the. tnni*er» abct:r-d Hamiy Storck, a well-knoun lawyer of the eminent historian, died in tbi'- city U hf store. by said morumgr. or >-nr pyf thereof. HMUngs. Mich. Chicago, eiMinnitteil suicide Thuralay by . Saturday afternoon, am! nlthoggh it bud ner when the explosion occurred, add, ns । out action. Now. thm-Jnre. by llw nrtee At i!>- power /. a matter of fact, on® of the clerks, Frapk WAmhm:*R>S City. Jan. 17.--Tbe senate taking a dose of morphine. Financial sab,contained In said mortgage, arid ’!>'■ A*.a;.u’been for some time felt by hi* friend*, as I’oundstone, was on his way to make this yesterday after routine btttineM proceeded; M. FOWLER,D D - > trunbh-s bad made him insane. In «ueb case iund»: snd nrvvldrd. notice I- :. announcement when the fatal noehb-nt wall as the public in general, that hr was by given that ou JUturaar. t)w 1 uh day «•! trfo The m>u«ta. Friday agreed to bilb for ruary. A. !>., ttM. attmo eiock tw the torrh.«>i' 1 happened. The clerk was caught in the with the consideration of the federal elemi not much longer tor this world, liisiirath Office hours Mam, to J p. tn. public buildings at Sioux Falls, S. D..- anil s'jall sell at i-utdir auction, tuthe hixbr< Idiub-r . tiou Ilin. Pasco made a speech lasting uugreatly shocked the community. Since his falling debris and was painfully injured. Mank »to, Minn. a: the L-ortb frot.1 door <rf lb* cuttrt huttsr In t!or a. barber, m. D-. When the work of rescuing th** dead awl, til 8 p. m . tbe senate having refused to' City of llastirgM.that being the place where A report i> current iu Wasbini^tou City return from Newport his health istil l»een • Physician and Surgeon, dying wm« liegun it wiu found thni Katiei adjourn, and Fb-ngan and other* kept np ; efrcnit court tor Barry eotinty is boidctu tie­ that Judge Cooley, chairman of the inter­ better than fur several t-casons pi«t; but premises described in sal J mortxap*. »r mi Walters, a wnitrcM, had been killed out­ tha debate until 10:15. Two Democratic OtRee over N.vltistore. Office hour* from state commerce commission, contemplates it was only the rally before the surrender, much tii’-renf as nu»v be tH-ere>.sar> :o pay tbe right. Ella Johnson.'a dining-room girl,, amendments were tabled, ami then a amount due on said mnrtjwfe. with reven i < resigning his position <>n account of ill- and when death came it cam* suddenly, -was found alive under a mass of brick qmirum disappeared. Up to 4 a. m. it hnd health. but peacefully, after twruty-four hours and mortar, but she died shortly after be- not reappeared, und prospects were #»! ( 1 W. LOWRY. M. D„ IT■ Physician aitd Surgeon. Tbe jury iu the eaae of the defalcation of enanted for tbrrntn. tbe pr<-nif~-s tieiug uracril.of unconsciousness. He took to hi* brd | lug carried to a place of safety. fora continuation of the fight all night all that etrluln piece <<­ Makes a specialty of treating dr* uses of th# ed In said inartfug^ State Treasurer Archer, uf Maryland, who thro® days previous to hb death, but and all Saturday. .parcel ot land MtnCe In tbe eauot* ol Ban? stole a>M>ut *100,000 of I he state's money, rather as a matter of precaution, tbe The house went into committee of the and state of Michigan, and known and deserlt*Several others received fatal hurts, has given t he state a verdict against hb» ed as follows, to wTt . Tbe tmrth west quarter weather lieing unusually cgjd. than any ■ whole on the District of Columbia appro nmvug them being Kate Rooney, anothei boodamen of *00,000, Office and residence on Broads ■} , near Court of tlie north west quarter ('ol section tr.ni K: thing gl*®. Hi« son John • C. was with dining room girl, who, nltl|ougb she li, printion bill. The day wm devotcsl to House. Hast Ings. Mleh. : twenty-eiaH fflt) in town number one nurte. Sepotor Spooner, of Wisconsin, U said him to the Inst range numt*er seven <7t west, said mortgage rostill alive, canned, recover. Anson E. Mar . speeches by Rogers on the free coinage to have declined an offer of $2S,00( per year ted «<**”» to secure the payment of a port lei . . bill, by Shively on the subsidy bill, nud l»y C. WELTON vln, owner of the building, who with th* as solicitor general of the Chicago, MilDempsey Knoekwl Down. the purchase price of thr a-»«e. described land. ■ Langston an the elcctiona IdH. No action . UatrixaeViTV Batra. /wnnke- aud St. Pniil railway, with the S’EW Ohleaxs. Jan. 15.—Jack Dempsey, plumbers, waa under tliedining room flnoi• uu the District bill. A night "e*wion was It agent for the Ohio Farmers Insurance t o wlicn tbe explosion naurrtd, waaprotablj A?* jr-.ee Mortgagee. oonditiou tlua lie live iu Ch tea go. hero of fifty contests, chum pion tnidil'e- fatally injured, os hs Inhaled t he Iflamcj held, at which wveuty private jiexision tie writ®, policies on a man's proprrt* against Smith Jt Cofoinovx. The First. National bank of Harri­ weight of America, and. regarded by hb !o«!>by fir**.Hitfitohig or wind; against a nuwf Attorn* )-* tor Attigucct>f Mortynst■ bills were passed, among them one far man, Tenn.; the First National bank of Ma- ,friends » invincible, surrendered his title from the g>us. Following i» a list of th* , Gen. N. t*. 'Ranks, *1001 er month, nud one life by death and accident. killed: Katie Walters, dining room girl, rinn, lit, and the Covington National'( for per month to Gen. Fran* Sigel. MITH A CQLGHttVE MOKTGAGE BALE. bank, of Covington, Va., ench with a capi­ of champion Wednesday uight. Robert aged W, instantly killed; Ella Johnson, lawyers. Default Uavk-g Wa made to the e-mdition* WASHINGTON CITY, Jan. IV.-The senate tal uf have been autborix. d t .» be­ Fitzsimmons, thr New Zealander, easdy dining room girl, died shortly after beiu^! ol a certain mortgage mad- by Patrick (Office In Union Wook. Hasttngx.) defeated him in thirteen rounds. Fitx- taken from the ruins. Saturday, after a continuous aeaaion of gin business. Dwdey and Marrrel De<xcv.‘bt»wifc. to Abnrr Practice ta all tbe courts of tbe state. The Injured arc: Katie Rooney, actions thirty hour, in debate on the federal dec Base, dated Amd :«1>. A. D. lion.and rercrd--. John W. Rjxu . widely known as nn emi- s-immon* proved himself to be on® of the ly burned about the fare and will lose on*5 tiuns bill, at 0 p. m adjourned until Mod­ tmtbr office at the ib-Kielcr ol tt -rds. far th4 E. KEN ASTON. ;nent architect of Chicago. Mid auperviaiug ! best two-handed fighters in tbe world, a coaatYQfUam and tUate et Mlehlran. on thr Attorney at Law. architect of the World's foir. died Thurs­ great general in the ting, and u scientific eye; Carrie MrGraff, cut and bad It bunted ; day. A resolution was agreed.to calling **•* 27th uf April. A. D. IteG. >u ilbrr 1» .4 inortya/- ■ Frank Fouudstone. clerk, severely burned ’ (Over J. S. Goodyear & Cm ’ s store.) day ef pneumonia. He will be buried man. Jack Dempsey was badly punished. ' on the secretary of the treasury for a state­ Practices in all courts of tbe Btate. CoUeetk'iu Sunday. He was but 40 years old and of His face was swollen, hb lips out and hb Albert French, porter al rhe hotel, rut ot . mer.t of accounts of John I. Davenport, .romptiy attending to. the ueek and head, but will neeover very robust physique. nose broken. Fitiaimmou* was not Fraxfk Andrews, oue ot the proprietor* • circuit court commissioner. Friendship. N. Y , a i.i«-h set.; assignment v -• R. TIMMERMAN, Hoaxepathlc l*hy- duly recy.ro- i In tip- rffircnt E-gt«ttrvf !>r.-S The treasury department Friday pur- scratched. The battle wn* fought for the right eye knocked out and seriotvdj• The house went into committee of the for the County uf D*«vy, Mtrhlsan. u:i cuased aip.fiflo ounces of silver nt prices • slcian and Surgeon. middleweight championship and purse of burned about tbe face and throat; Charlo, whole on the District of Columbia approranging from *1.05 to ll.M (Office over LaihropV drag stere.) *12.000, *11,000 of which went to the winner Grave®, Philip Weil, Jack Cahill, plumb_ print ion bill immediately aft4^ the reading ‘ of the journal Tho day was devoted to BuMne* (allures In the United States and *1,000 to the loser. April. IMO. actin duly sudgtred by mu*! I ;-*’ en*, al! shocked amlstdnned. but will soot If ARTIN. V. BARKER. Real Estate, lt>- NaUoua! Bank ot Friendship to Abner Case, ‘ speeches of a political nature by Richard ­ for the week ended Friday were :WW; tor be themselves; Anson K. Marvin, bote Jl. surance and Loans. which guild a*>lxt:nient was duly record, d lu tin' »0D, Groovenor, Evans Springer, and oth­ thecorrtMpouding ueek in 1H90, THE MARKETS. proprietor, probably fatally injured. O ’SVSore” * “m office of Regbter of I tends for the County of ers Without action on tbe bill the house Prwddeut. Harrison ha* approved t he act Barry, Michigtr. the ICth day of April, tw’. in Money Ln»» of 985.0<>(i, at 5 o’clock adjourned. « for the erection of a n«w public building fipsclakttaution girix to m:ddng exchange: liber 32 -‘Inungaxr: oc paftr .J and uu aldel: The finamriaHims will be about ICS.OCir of property. Tlie Inlt-reMs ol nuo-reMdaut mortgaxe liter- is claimvoi to tw due at tbe date at Sioux Qty, In. L'nicaea. Jan. 10. oftbM node- tbe sura of t*o thousand fitirWASHtXGTox Crrr, Jan. 20 — In the sen ­ property owners carefully looked after. Farm* Produce: Butter-Fancy separator, 2Je: dair- on the building nud *10,000 ou th® furni At the meeting of the directors of the ■ewiii and 4? 100 dolbu-a. aud in aCtorw > ‘s f<--• ■ itw. finest fresh. IRfcSJr: packing stock. lO^ltc ate yesterday an hour and a half was con­ alall sixes tor sale or exchange. Houses arc fifty ture, all fully covered by iasurance. It h dollar* prondciMtir tn said mortgngvIowa Agricultural aoefety tbe date of tlie lota for sale. sumed disctiMing a point of order rais ed a question, however, whether any insur no autl or |.rucee*ftncs at taw haring l*-vti I-.’*'< next Annual state fair wm fixed at Aug as. tuted to recover tbe tuonevs secured by Mid ance will be realized, as none of the de by Gorman, taking issue with the vic® ROBERTSON turkeys. Iflfellc; ifeesw. PotatoLW - White luurtgage or any part thereof. ■traction was wrought by fire. The ex president ’ s ruling last Friday to Die effect Mow. tbervftw®. by virtue of the pd>*er new. "O<'® per bu.red rcse. Tx-pur: Hubnm. Horn Robert T. Lincoln, United States of sale couialct-i iu said mortcage. nr..; Peerless. W >h6?; Barbanks. WJjftrr. citcment throughout 'the dty over thii thnt an appeal from a decision of the chair minister to England, arrived at South the statute tn suth exse made ana pro, catastrophe has never been equaled nine* on a non debatable question waa itself not ampton Friday oh the steamer Saule, and .SweoC poC*t>.*c»-Jerseys. gl^MW per brl; notice l« hereby given that on Saturday, the ?- ' niraois, *3.f>»g3J0. Apples-Cooktag. FUlKf-W Findlay became a municipality, debatable. The matter wm finally Cor. Jefferson and Court ^..Hastings, Kieh. day of February, A. *D.. net. at teu o'clock m immediately left for London per brl: eating. *4-IB-{.\OJ per brt; Mirhbaa the forenoon. I shall sell at public ■ucura to the dropped, and after the introduction of a CHICAGO STREETS UNSAFE. J. Mauey, the clerk of Conway county. boke. *S.7»dLUJ; podUar»‘ gtock. W.5.’3t*x highest bidder, at thetn*rth trout <uor ul .h­ number of bills, the elections bill waa taken , Barry County Ceertllujsc la lh? City of 1(3< Ark., ha* been j tiled by the Unite*! States Th-quot-itious on the Ixmrd of trad* today, up. and George addressed tbs #cuat® in op­ Pttronagc of the publR .. tags th said county and state [that beins; the court tor refusing to bring the congression­ w-ire as f •Slows: Wheat -Na r January. or«ni*d ptace where tbe Qrruil Court for iforrj Cuuut* position to the bill. . closed ----- ; May. opened 9te. < al ballot-boxes of the conuty into court. ta hnlden-. the premise* dtweribed tn said w.. ■ Most of the ecmion of tho house was Chicago, Jan. IB.—Three explosions oi Georg*.- Hurri*. of Newbern. Ills., 45 gage, or so much thereof as may be ccm *.*ar. t.* taken up by political speeches aud assaults gn» that idiook tbe earth for several blocki pay the amount due on nald tnurtgaav. with years old, is starving himself to death May. open®! Mg. July. upon the speaker by tbe Democrats for eight per era t. interest, and all legal wf. to having been stopped when he attempted JM-. dos-wl 51^-. Oats—So. i January, around Jackson street and Wabash are gather with an aXiaroey a Ire of fifty dollar*, Hastings, - - Mich. , sukdte otherwise. He hag eaten Dothinu nue took pla« at 3dW o’clock 8aturdaj past rulings. Only one bill of minor im­ rovecaated for therein. Ute premises belli,: Je portance was passed, and at 5 o'clock the atmx Dec. 27 last . scribed tn said martgatfett all that errtmn p*r afternoon. Tbe flying pieces of iron nnd i house adjourned. eels of land Sitiuite in tbe tuwmhlp of Irving. t *“^0 “**•of ft™ the Fork-January, opened and ck»ed B1C.W; hall-storm of crashing glass dealt death (fed Ihe Cccmy htBam aadlRate of Micbipui. au.: Indiana They are still powwowing about Ftbruary. opened and cUmd »lDdW; May. Injury. The killed and maimed are: Mrs. GO*. WILL FOR SENATOR. known and described as follows; The north opened SULK, eloM-1 *10.TU. Lard-Fenrwr-y. aurreiidenng their puna, but some bf ths c-;>cned *5,SO, cluncd *175. weat quarter I'-*] of the north east quarter Ros*, colored, i&tautly killed: F. Sheldon, nnd th- north ra-tt quarter [kJ of the :*i*»t*kreops have b«en relieved and the war i* Broom corn—Hurl. per lb w |«k scalp wound; L. H. Maack, cut on hands New York Democrat* Name Their Man «»nfl<l«nt)) bilieved to be over. Michigan. —Other SelrctlniH. ■nd face: Jerne' Brown, face cut and Lend While WUliam Lawton, a cattle drnki Albany, N. Y., Jan. 30.—In the Demo­ braised; Alonso Porter, 4 years cld. bruised eoolainiag Mtcaty-oue and MMQ0 acres «d tan-i CUOa«L Al jULUrnl. Kr, w„ ,m„, cratic caucus yesterday Governor Hill was ■eecrdtM to the xovernmeDt survey thereof. about the head and breast. •KG B«m, lo pimn w|,|, , kott. Dated Dec. 1st. two. nominated for United States senator to UorGud J lo ,m,t w . abxxrCahk. Mortgairre succeed senator Evans Tbe nomination SMnu B COLGiTOVK. Attorneys for MortgageThe explosion exme from the manhole* polw.iw.0 Bnd «, liwro. tmino Worst -So “ nti Winter cash. wm rand* by acclamation. It Is under­ Th, m.r.lod’. pl«ol reluaed p, »r»rk. ’ do January. <to June *kui^; do of the conduits conjaining the electric stood that the governor will accept. light wires. The first explosion took place Juhr. VTb “ . Can — No. S mixo.l cash. 01 ““»■ UI^K-1. Im William L. Evarts wm renominated for D. W. Hffiraotda. Ctthler d;. Msv. 577ft oat.-Dull: No. S mixed on Jackson street, just east of State, fol­ proper advances to Ms houvke >r S.M-, HbfcAlfce; do May. Ry. and lowed by an intermission of but a few sensi or by the Republican caucus. CL» K Alto DSM^pgui: Becond* by a more violent one west of the HUUto - v T’S- rCP°r?‘ ab°Ut her* Bnd South Dakota Nomtnallens. fon W. BayiwMs, ’'W.« craMung at Wabash avenue, and a still ITF-UBK, S. D., Jan. 20.—Up to a late • •- •••-. ti.-aw uamagea. D G. Robtnson. j,x< Grable. more violent concusaion east of Waboah John Canvtf, cb ■venne. Th® cause was bad Insulation nf hour last night three caucuses were going auShonsrf to l*egln butines.: Com merthe wires and leakinfc gna pibwi th(J on of Republicans, Democrats, and Inde­ F. T. Colgrwe. pendent**. Moody was nominated by tho force was *ucb that the heavy tom o f y***1 •fro.oro: First NaUoasI hank uf . Shnopand UmH -Market flra* at tbe manhole* were broken into iMocm. Republicans for United States senator, Duabore, Pa_, cHHtnUSC.Oro- Marine N» All the plate glass iu the. windnwCn»-r anti Tripp by the Democrats. The Inde­ thrjal jjnjjk, of Sweden, capital MC.iXXl pendents were still in caucus. esuLryo revolution in Entre W.db V hX> glass cut a number of people slightly^ la Other Btatra. ■Buenos Ayres has been duly iquetehed. ’ Teller wm uuar.imously nominated for The corporate existence of ,t)}• First Na United Stat* senator by the Republican •T— * I—1- ' r'.— lit.. 1 ■trect. kndmg litUe Alonso Porter when caucus at Denver, Colo. Feb 12, 1*1L Democrats of New Hampshire nomin­ of Cincinnati. fragment of the man-hole cover wrack ated C. A. Sinclair. r> g6iids. will test Che McKin Chauncey Fl Black waa chosen by kr on tbe temple, and plowed ita war through her skull, cutting the top of her Pennsylvania Democracy. hvttd tiff U1<1 -"inlrinr, ir -• t._ . . * Indiana Democrats reuominatid Voor­ which were hees, aud tbe Republicans cho-e Heresy. will be Uan-rtl as Crawfordsville, Ind. 6MU K *» er3n*rU'‘k!r£n2r WreJTOdra** ** D*rb * • To Get Hood’s Sarsaparilla BUSINESS CARDS. W I y H S P HOOsK- Hastings City Bank, ’-a-^xra-r. svs.ooo.oc scsrivs H.ooo.00. °’“ Sh1'-*'» li^No more Uti of this: va tbe Raman Catholic L »*w jury Saturday disa- K.B. Jefferson-City, Mo., special nays: The st;, pceme court handeddownadeciaioayestor. day in the fnmons Kansas City exten4on case. AboutayMirago.thecityeKteodcd tbe g SUAXOfiAL Jan. 17.- TBX -COLCnSTEa* BCBBER CO. G. G. SPAULDING, IUSTIH0S. �THE PROPHETS OF BAAL LESSON IV, FIRST QUARTER, INTER­ NATIONAL SERIES, JAN. 25 CASTOR IA (Compiled from Mison Helper Quarterly by i*rmlralon of H. SI Hoffman, publisher, Pliitadclphta.] 2.* "And Elijah said upto the prophets of Ihial, Clsooke you one bullock for yourselvM, and dress it tirnt, for ye are ninny, "CMtorta-sso well adapted to children that I Cartorta earn Colic. OanMfpattoa. I, _ __ . . . I n__ _______ L __ und call on tbe name of your God, but put known tome.no fire under." Ancsra.iLD..' Wit£S°lajurioaji medlcrticc. At Chwith (cutting') and Zarephath (re­ fining) Elijah bail Loen cut off from all buiniin radHtroes, and refined in the school uf poverty and close communion with God, and thus qualified for the contest naw be­ fore him. He who had been so mlteli alone with God bad no feur uf Kinx Ahab nor of tbe hundreds of prophets of Baal. 20. "Uh, Baal, bear UA But there wus no voire nor any that answered." Baal .signifies lord or master, and h found in Num. xxii, 41, pa the god of the .Moabites. Israel worshiped Baal* l>cor, and 24,000 were alain by a plague (Num. xxv. 3,8.1. In the dnys of the (lodges they again and again forsook the Lord and worshiped Baal (Judg. it, 11, 18; Hi, 7; vi, 31: vlil, 88; x, 0, 10); but this King Ahab had il«l them more astray than they bad ever beymbefore (I King* xvi, 80-33). 27. "And it came to jmuw thnt at noon Elijah mocked Uictn nud said. Cry aloud, for be is n God." 28. “And they cried aloud, und cut thernHclv<ia.after their manner • • • till tbe bloofi gushed out upou them.” Fancy hundreds of.- men leaping up and down (verso 26, margin), nud shouting und cutting their Iwdire f ill the blood streamed from them, nnd all D> make tbe god whom they worshiped bear them. Central Africa could not produce anything worse. 3>. “There was neither voice nor any to answer, nor any that regarded." Kt “And Elijah said unto all tlw» people, Comn near unto me. And all tho people came near unto him.” In calmness he luul waited, hb soul doubtless communing with his God, but now the decisive moment bod come; 450 nwn had failed—what could this one man I do? He wm one of those of whom it is written, "One shall chase a thousand, and two put ten thousand to flight," "And he repaired the altar of the Ix>rd that was broken down.” One of the first acts of Noah on leaving the ark was to build an altar unto the laird, nnd so also did Abrntn wbdn he en­ tered the land ot Canaan (Gen. viii, 20; xti, 8). From tbedajs of Adam and Abel tbe altar and the sacrifice were typical of Him who was to come os tbe great sinbearcr. il. “And Elijah took twelve stones, ac­ The "Outlook" is a week’s worH-hirtory. If, a woman', paper—helpfol. entertaining, cording to the number of the tribes ot the suggestive m ail home matters. Supplcmeats the daily paper—sometimes sons of Jacob." supplants it. . It’s a man s paper—virile, inspiring, in the See twelve stones in the same connection iu Ex. xxiv? 4;. xxviii, 21; Josh, iv, 3, S, fl, forefront of ail great movements. ( Each issue is made up on the issues of the week. The best writer to be found Boys and girls watch the mail fof it. There 20. Although the twelve tribes were di­ gives his best thought on each vital topic. ' is good fun in its pages pvery week; vided into ten and two, staking two us-’ lions, yet they were only one nation before bright stories and practical tplks. Sermons by America’s •foremost preachers. Sunday reading for people of every faith. ‘‘She Loved a Sailor," a powerful dramatic God, nnd He lias ever before Him the time s»o*y by Mrs. Amelia E. Barr, begins when they shall bo reunited under aue Pictures nearly every week—not for art’s kiugcEzeKTxXxvii, 21, 22). All [spiel had in late October, and runs fopr months. sake, but to make clear tlie text. at this time become idolater,, and hence "The die necessity of a testimony to the twelve Railways and pleasure Resorts of America. Ex-President R. B. Hayes says: Christian Union is a paper of prepress. Any time-table or descriptive circular tribes concerning the true God. Its ideas, spirit,.and aims arc excellent. sent free to any Christian Union reader, 33. "And with the stones he built an It is hopeful, generous, effective." On application. altar in tbe name of the Lord." 83. "And ho put the wood in order, and cut the bullock in pieces, aud laid him on the wnod." A bullock was 'used both ns a siu offer­ ing and ns a burnt offering (Lev. i and ir), and in these chapters full instruc­ tions are found aa to tho manner ot offer­ ing. The sin offering was a type of Christ bearing our sius; the burnt offering was n type of Christ offering himself without s;x>t to God. M, 35. "The water ran round about tlie altar, nnd bo filled the trench, also with water.” i ISSUED EVERT Onoff, twice, thrice was the aacrifice. and ESTAHLISHED • the wood and the altar drenched with I water. There wus to be no deception here, ' uo fire hidden sotuewjiere about, which ■ might bo secretly used. j 36. “laird God of Abraham, Isaac and of j Israel, let it lie known this day that thou > art God in Israel and that I am thy rervant." I By this title God revealed Himself to Musch nt the burning bush and said, “This is my name forever, and this is my memo rial unto all generat ions" (Ex. ill, 6,15, 10). Observe that the prophet's whole aim is that God may ixs magnified. “And that I have done all these things at thy word." 'uune Folk* riMiw.r it tv th” young inetnbrru of t —■ - Tiiueiy Topics ; of • ‘Uerr iwKrai^teri-.t. ftmUy. ITllad -riUi I’r.uUcal lliittfrati »•; aud ,y Caadte. Then the altar und sacrifice and wood and water ami answer by fire were no mere Scud far Free fkiiwylc. SulMMftlptl thoughts of Elijah, bat simple commands of God which he had only tu obey, trusting God for all result*. 37. “Hear me, O Lord, hear tne; that this people may know that Thou art the Lord God,and that Thou hast turned their heart back again." SomnLhi;ij N<W1 Va!utU»te'lnterin.rtl«»u far all, nliont thl-. ru>b)e octma “If we know that He bear us. whatso­ ever we ask. we know that we have the feed I Of nud Clcaolna: • ICO Fine F.Ezmiiuax - -mndorf.*: Hew f»>TeM petitions that we desired of Him” (1 John v, 15). So that Elijah’s one desire mow was forGotl to hear him. “And this is the BY TUK EDITOR OP THE PR URIE FIRMER. confidence tliat we have in Him, that, if Clileago Vet JON VTJi PERSAM. I’rtftwtor nt .Wyslctw. Care a:ul Management ot J - crtnnA Colle'c; Anther of WorSa Itoneu. Cattle. Sheep, bwtnc. Horttry. Etc.., we ask anything according to His will, lie hearelh us" (I John v, 14). Elijah having done jus( what God told him, must then have bad the assurance in his heart that Sent KiEE for a CLUB of FOUR Subscribers to THE PRAIRIE FARMER. God Keard him. 38. "Then the fire of the Lord tell." Addrav. Picsure to yourself tho multitude gaxing ou this lone man aa he stands calmly be­ fore them Ixsddo his drenched nnd dripping alter and sacrifice and trench full of water, conscious of the presence and favor of the Lord God of Israel. Be does not cry aloud nor leap up and down, but quietly looks up to heaven, and with his whole heart ut­ ters thwo few words (just thirty-four in the Hebrew) ucto his God in the hearing ut all the people. To cure Biliousness, Sick Headache, Consti­ "And consumed tbe burnt sacrifice, awl pation, Malaria, Liver Complaints, take the wood, and 41ic stones, and the dust, and licked up tbe water that was in the JritlYS trench.” . . J ust aa at the dedication of the taber­ Vs nacle, and the temple, and the offerinas of Gideon aud David, supernatural fire con­ ! suined the sacrifice (Lev. ix. 24; II Chron. । vit, 1; Judg. vi.Jl; I Cbron. xxi, 2C}, so it Um the RKAXJLHIm (AOlittle Beanato tho ; hapin-ucd now. I hare uo doubt but the offering of Abai was accepted in tbe same | way. But notice how this fire acts; it does r.i^ । now go from earth upward, but coating from heavtti takes the nearest first, the j sacrilipe, then the wood and so on to the ■ very water iu t he trench. j 3b. “And when all the peop’1' »4tw it they rantril, and *> Matnped on bottom. Addnws on tlie*r Bvcct. And t.vey ;-.;dd, Tbe _W . L^UOlT.l.AS. irmcklon.slu,^. “soiabv So”— I; . 1 Lord He is tbe God; the Lurti He is the for Infants and Children. YOUR STOREKEEPER is behind the age if he doesn't keep SAPOLIO in stock. No city store is without it.' 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ShrouL pastor United Brelli ten ehurclt, Blue Mnund, Kansas.says; *'l feel It my duty to tell what woiidera Dr. King's New Discovery lais dam* for inc. My lungs were ba«lly tllmwed. and my parishioner* thought I could live tnily a few weeks. I took five Ifottle* of -Dr. King's New Dlaoovery and am sound and well, gaiitlng 2d Um- In wrfEliL’’ Arthur Love,, Manager Love's Funny Folk* Comlfination, writes: "After a thorough 1 rial and couYinelnic etidctaw, 1 am confident. Dr. King's New Discovery for consumption l»cats ’em all, nnd cures when everything <4ac fall*. The greatest kindness I can do my many thotuuuid friends Is to urge them to try it” Free trial bottfes at W. U. Goufreurti drug store. Regular sizes 50e. a!ta $1. tenuwtmi eight hundred und ninety. Prewit. Charkv W. A/taairoug, Judge of , ^Inthenatter of the ertate of Robert fnrtoy, | £ dOi> nillog a»4 flilna »« ftTT,00fJ? UM (Hear M»1 th-wa. artiMitdrtmtor of ould estate prying that th* wm tuny be heard Mid allow­ IJ5O 13-22 145 ed and he tie ditenarxed from nb wdrt trust. Thereiiiwu It ts ordered, that Friday, the £3nlte> oLlanuary, K. I>. rial.a. am o’clock in et;of nwJ* of die f.>ren&»>. to? assigned lor the heunug ol .12 1.1 srtdpetltlou.axnl that Ute heirs at law trfj*wd •»U _ , dreeastodand all other.penons Interested in in id estate, are required to appear at a session Town 3 North ot Huge 7 West Rid court, then to be fiWeu at the I'rohrte Office in the city of Harting*, fa said county, and show cause, it any there be. why the prayer oi Town 4 North of Rango 7' ttte iH-Utiauer may not be gret.ted. And It li further oiMered, 'flud wdd petti tonergive notice to the persons interested In tudd estate, of the Town 2 North of Range 3 Wert p-ndency of «rt<1 pethlon. wu! the hrarfaf Spceimen Case*. thereof, bv causing a copy ut tuts order to be HIM ll-M <■« .7<L«<X» S. H. Clifford. New Caxbtd. WIs., was publWirel'In the Hartings Bakner, anewxpa- k per printi-d und rireulaied In said epputy of troubled u lib neuralgia nnd rheumatism. Town 3 North of Range 9 Wert llarrv. once tn each week for three auecrealve Ids htoiuach was disordered, l»fe« liver was weeks previous t<i -told day of hearing. w'tofneU 23 W 17.18 MIAO UM • CHARLKS W. AUMSTnoNG, affected to an alarming degrre, appetite nwMofaeU »ox 2n IX® <Jff (A true covv.) Juttea ol Protaite. tell away, and he was terribly reduced In Town 4 North of Range « W«rt flesh and strength. Three bottles of nwHOtawM 2 40 544 1.41 .22 5.0 307 ■> uj ru « un «B Electric Bitten cured him. Edward Shepherd, Uarrh'ju|g, ill., bail Town 1 North of Range 9 West a running xnre on hit ’eg of iig’it years' w pt of wH of sw>« 3 tO 613 1.73 .«! 1 standing. Used tlnec iadtles of Electric Deis Of DWk 17 40 l.M --T) .« I Betters nml seven l>oxca of Bucklun’s Town 2 North of Range 3 Wert Arnica Salve, mid Ids leg h sound and "According to Homer. Nestor, the old well. John Speaker, Catawba. U-. had' warrior and the wlw counsellor ot the five large L ver sores on Ida leg. doctors said he was Ineurnbie. One battle Electric Greeks, had ruled over three gcm-ratlnns Bitters and one box Bucklen's Arnica of men, and waa wise ns the Immortal Town 3 North of Range & Wert . Salve cured him enllrely. Sold by W. H. gods." The Nestor of the Marines. Gopdyrar, the druggist. The best salve In the world thr cute, bruises, sores; ulcers, sail rheum, fever sores. tetter, chapped hands, chilblains, corns, and ail skin eruptions, and positive­ ly cures piles <>r no pay required. Ills guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction. or uiouey refunded. I’tire25 cents per box. For Mtlv by W. 11. Goodyear, the druggist. La grippe is prevalent In a dangerous form at Zeeland. out the knuMbrtgw th* persuu taking It. effreting n apendy and permanent cure, whether the ratient Im a umderMiv trtukeror an alcoholic wreck. Tiioii'iiiidM- of dimikiuda have been cured who have taken th* Golden Specific in their entire without «twir ku<«Mr. and to­ day believe they quit dnugbig of tbelr own free will. No harmful effect le-ailts bum us adiniiilNtnitloti. Unrm guorautred. Hend forcircular and fnh i»4ni*iilare. Adilr**. b< ••onndeiice.Goi.hrj; Spxcific Co.. USQtace street, Cinciuuatl, O. Kftgers City achooln afv cluses', on ac­ count of illphtliena. Ixxw'* Riil Clowr Pills care sick headache, dy^jH-puin. Indigrettott. eonatipatlon, 25c. per box. 5 iwixes for $1. For sale by W. H. Goodyear. Ice boats are scurrying around on Hit* lake at Whitehall. The loili Ansricaa bo has been in the van of AwWfean thought for more tban'tliree quarters of a century, ranking always with tbe beat and most Influential i>eriodleals In tlie world. It Is tbe monlh-plece of the ipt-n who knowmost about the great topics on Which Americans require to be informed from month to month,’its contributors being the leaders ot thought and action In ever)' field. Those who would Dike counsel of the highest knowledge on the affairs of tbe time, aud learn what is to be said regard-. Ing them by the recognized authorities on both sides, must therefore read THE NORTH AMERICAN REVIEW, tlie Nestor of the magazines. of any ningazlne tbH country ba* ever seen in Ue imiKirtnnce of tbe topic*It discusses and tbe ertilneuoe of Ito contributors."-Albany Anpn. "Hm become, as It were, tbe Intelligent American eiiteen*sband-book on great questions st tbehour."-Buffalo Express, "Tua Noin-H Amef.icam Rjcvxkw touches Ainencaus on almost every point In which they nre Interested."-Boston Harald. "A moulder of Intelligent opinion by the Impsnisl pre-entatlon of both slaes <M Important subjects.”—Philadelphia Public ixrtger. The list of recent contributors to the Review forms n roll at representative men and women of tbe time, including W. E. Gladstone, J. <». Bi-aink. Cardinal Gibiionk. Speaker Reed. Ex-Speaker Caeusle, W. McKixley. Jf.. Ovida, These plllfinrvta.'ientilk'ally v'mupuutided, Mme. Adam, General Suebmaa'. Admiral and uniform in action. No griping pain so 1’ortek, Mme. Blavatsky. T. A. Edison. commonly following tlie use of pills. Bishop LI. C. P<rrTEit, Elizabeth S. They are ndaptrd lo bulb adults -ami chil­ FnxiJrt, CuAtf.-8. PaRmeix. A. J. Bal­ dren with perfect safety. We guarantee four, John Morley. Col. IL G. Inger­ tliey have no equal in the core of. sick soll. IIenky Geoiwe. Chauncey M. headache, constipation, dj speptda and Depew, Edward Bellamy, Professor billeusness. and. ns .an apoelizer. they ex­ James Bryce, Gail Hamilton, etc., etc. cel any other preparation. . 50 cents a nnmber, $5.00 a year. Tbe Free Methodists, of Coral, are to Now Is the time to subscribe. build a new church. . The North American Review. 3 East 14 th straeL New York. Mm. * ImIoWm Suotlilna «»rup -houldalways be uwd for children tcetnlng. It soothes the sblld, softens tho ttuuiM. iiUata all pain, cures wind colic and U the beat remedy far diarrhoea. Twetili-fiveoenisa boule. iwK 3G 40 2.19 .06 .09 1 Town 4 North of Range 0 Wert 10.® 2.t Town 2 North of Kiajt 10 West DH of of 4J8 1.13 >4 I 40 nsi of nw fl’* 1 c» nwfl?*ex40aoa .11 1.00 l» w side 0 33.28 on w side of nw 6 40 1..T7 .36 6 147A11577 3J» 4.U tan 5S 5 2.7B .72 21 46175 36 lt» 20.40 8A1 .« 1. Town 3 north of Range W Wert wU of nwii of ne‘4 to 20 1^4 .49 .04 !.0o a.4f ntmofnwk 10 0 ne*« ot neK thence c 25rds, thence n 32 rds, thence w 23 rds, s 0 rds. toplace .16 nwH Ot Town 4 North ot Huge 10 West CITY OF HASTINGS s Rrds of lot 117 Im ior>. 10®. 1070. 1127, 1123, and USD Town a North of Range a Wert com at a point In center of 20 rds. thence log descriptlc com at 13 n THIS AND THAT. CURBS LUMBAGO. leaOrteaMfit, Brito., MA. Feb. 28, 90. I was confined to tbe Inmbego.butSt. Jacobi turn. Wm-AGoetxx. CURBS BRUI8KS. Feuenvflle, Mo.. Feb. 7.1W0. “8L Jacobs Oil Is without,* peer for palas, bruises, aches, Ac." Rev. T. G. Hawkins, Faster Baptist Church. CURE* SPRAINS. Cincinnati. Ohio. April 2. UBQ. I KuCbred with a sprained ankle which swelled very much. Found great relief in use Molux Hicxs. ST. JACOBS OIL The Great Remedy For Pain, CTJ1UCS JLX.BO RHEUMATISM, NEURALGIA, SCIATICA. GOLD SXDAL, 11113, 1873. W. Baker & Co.’s Breakfast Cocoa from which tbe exrea of oil han been removed, w Absolutely Pure and it is Soluble. No Chemicals arc used in its preparation. It has more than three tunes the strength of Cocoa mixed with Stnrch. Arrowroot or Sugar, and is therefore far more Auditor General’s Office, I Lansiug.Micb, December rt. 1880. i Notice is hereby given that certain lands sit­ uated In the county of Barry bid oil to the state lor taxes of 1887 and prevjoos yean, and des­ cribed in statements wnlcli will hereafter be forwarded to the office of the toMisurer of said county, will be sold at public auction, by «ald trcMurer at the county seat, eu the first Mon­ day ot May next, at the time and place derig. uated for tbe annual tax sales, If not previously redeemed or cancelled accordrug to law. 8ald statement* contain a fail description of each parcel ot said lands, and may be seen oc application at the office of I he county treasurer alter they are received by him. The tend struck off lo the state for taxes ot ins-, or oth-r yeira. at tbe tax sales in May last, will be offered subject to the. right ot redemp­ tion prescribed bylaw. Mkxbt II. ai*lxn. Auditor General. theticeo21 rda. thence s 134 rdS, thence w 274vdA thence n»<S deg eart 14*» rd« to place ot beginning ANNVaLTAX SALES. State of Midi Lan. To the circuit court for the county ot Barry in chsncerv: ’ \ Tho pedtl.m ol Henry R. ApUn>Audttor Gen­ eral of said state ot Michigan, respectfully shows that the Ust of lands hereinafter set forth and ntarted -Schedule A.” contains a descrip­ tion nt nil land* lu said county «it Barry upou which taxes were assessed tor th* yesrs men­ tioned therein, and which were returned as deUnqueut for non-payment of taxes, and which taxes have not been paid; together with the total amount of such taxes. wi:h Interest com­ puted lhereou to the time fixed tor sale, and col­ lection fee m provided t»y law. and the cost of advertising and other expenses uf sale of each ot sxld parcels of land. Your petitioner further shows to the court that said lands were returned to the Auditor (teneral as delinqoetit for non-payment ot said taxes tor arid vears respectively, and that said delinquent returns were nude prior to the first day of July. 1880. Your petitioner farther shows and avers that the taxes, interest, collection flee, costs uf ad­ vertising and other expense* of sale, and the legal fees tor personal service ot subpoena iu each cx«e where sneb personal service is actaalb made, are a valid lieu on the several par­ cels of land described tn said sebedule. Your petitioner further shows that the said taxes on said described lands have remained unpaid tor more than one year from tbe fireu day of Jnlv next after their return to ttw Aud­ itor General, and the said taxes not having been indd. and the same being now dam aud remaintog unpaid iw above set forth, your petlttoner praya a decree in favor of the state of Miehlgim Hgaiust each pared ot sai l land*, for tbe pay­ ment of the several amounts uf texes. Interest, colleel km tee, cost of advertising, and other expenses of s-rtc, as computed and extended In •mid schedule, ngalnsi the several parcels et bind contained therein, and in addition there­ to of the amount ot legal f«w» for per>ona! service of subpoena In each ease v.bere such service Is actaa’lv made a* prodded In rtae. 83, ot Art No Wk nt the seasiou laws ot Michigan for the year 1383; ju»d in default <rf pajmerit ot the Kdd several sums computed and extend­ ed against said lands, that each ot said parrels of laud mar be sold for the amount* dno there­ on aa Drovided.by law. to pay the lien irt afore­ said. ' _ Aud ywir.petitioner will over pray. etc. HONEY IL An&, Auditor General. t Chamberlain's Addition blk lot 1, 2 aud 3 lot fc. ji and in uh of lot < and UH Of lol 5 * 2.32 1.74 . Iot4 0 .42 |.lt J lota 6 .44 | JI J Duuulng.’s Addition lot 1 and 10 and 8CUEDDLE A. economica], costing less than one cait a cup. It is delicious, nourishing, 3 8 strengthening, easily digested, and admirably adapted for invalids W. BAKER * CO., DMdMtw, Mm. hence e 44 deg to point a of 2 19X *.20 , Kenfield’a Addition *H of lots 6 aud 7 ’ 4 2.0 Jti SS of Iota: 0 and 10 VILLAGE 0$ CEDAR CREEK loti VILLAGE OF MIDDLEVU.LE Blk 5-07 lots 3.4 ant eK of lot 9 .14 .03 !.» A’> Ai l.M - .16 1.0 r.i« entire blks 08, to. to and 71 lots t and 3 and n‘4 of lot 9 and to : r“4 ot lot t> and in • parcel ot land bounded on n ami w by Chas. Cook’s land, s by Spring street, e by Tnoniapplu I a rds e of sth of Htnaell st on Market st, thence e2s rds. n HH Auditor Uenerrt's Otter. I lAtislng, Mlchir»n. Deremhcr a*. 130. | Sottee i* hereby given that UtaState of Mlt Igan ha« filed In the Cireun Court for tbaCoar «>l harry lu Chancery, a nrtltton of whtah I fortoo'.nx ts 8 true copy: that It claims a deer agamst each parcel of tsnd tbere'.n daserib tor the amounts specified rwwwtirely. aud addlUuu ttirrvto of the amouutaf log*! fata’ 1 personal serrtee of subpoem tn each to that »uch petition win be bl Ing and decree at tlie pcxtt as well as for persons in health. Sold by Crooerg everywhere. .1.00 U, thence run- 5 VILLAGE OF MIDDLEVILLE at Hartings, In said County of Barry persons Interested In such tawl* and < to contest the hen claimed tbereua 1 IttKBAJTS (MT REMED’ TkeOh’Jdrta’sMsdicin* F«t Cnld*. Cprata, Hoaneuew Town 1 North of Range 7 Wert ill a% <M soM of tie Yixi may c-eed it teJMjpta. Micut indorKuteut. < 'nly I -to 1.00 In i �MICHIGAN NEWS. Kainmawo. similar (k-o. B. Anr-ii. °< CUr. )knr. o< t.rrad rtnl «t lb, «!*•'» arrant iKlnk lb- Ini Wikax-and Royal George, Rome m»' »',lw •— struck Grorgv over tbe brad with » • Both men ’are well to-do, and Wilcox claims lh« blow wi» struck inself-defente. George HJ«y dla John Switzer, of Odd. has began suit for So.000 for Injuries received by- nt* horse becoming frightened st Daniel back. ■ -<prai ■w.rlr EWO.OOI' In to- Straw's self-propelling engine. The horse iraiy~r. Ihr <>«<■ '■’"■"j"' ran away, throwing Swlltrr out and in­ juring him wverely. the ,>ol building which will b»- finTbe Ati Sable Times has again changed hands, the new proprietor being L. E. isltsd The nxf of th* planing at Glinwn Canfield, to whom Ned Keys sold out his oiu.-M SH Moud»j .nd ™n,e with n .. Interest As Canfield has worked on the paper a whole year, of cuurae he knows rar of rlrlllM •>”■ 'b« b1*"' 11 h.0l»-n ujla. •< I»» »rr «"*" h“ *’r‘ how to make a success ot IL • In the car, and EXPERIENCE of an AMERI- CAN -IN BOLIVIA. Aborixteal W.lwtne Willie D*vl*. the Adrian lad tempted auleMc. 1* IWtcr and way The charge of "hot be fined Ihto cura rk<n hole through from breast- t. Sohlwin, was that of the two BaatDA, who wwv: convicted year* ago to tbe supreme con”t of VermsTt. to Beoutogton county, of .4Jb murder of BusmOI wHn. It ap­ pears tliat Golvin, who wm a brotiwr-in- mind, and was considered burdensome to phonera, who were It L* do easy thing to move along in your the family regular every day manner and be bailed as obliged tu supix'rt him; tliat at tbe time <»! the long looked for ^lewiab. Such -an ex- hk disappearance be was iu a distant fk-ld m-rienoe has only been vouchsafed to r» few where the prtawer* were at-work, that a twople In nil this world’s history, nnd there violent quarrel had Itrokcu out between i* perhaps but uno of th'.®e alive to tell the them, nnd that oDcof them hud struck him interestins story. The distinguished indi­ a severe blow on the book uf the brad with a vidual referred to I.* Mr. Hinton Rowan club, which failed him ftthegronnd. Some Helper, author of that gigantic scheme eusniclonsarcee nt lha time tliat ho was known as the Pan-American railway, und murdered, and these suspicions were labl* experience, never before publhbed. wm crenscd by the finding of his hat to the muib fleld'a few monht* afterward. These tiered * chimney nut up. An Italian miner, employed in the Lake cartalnly remarkable. The narrative, in suspicifin* in process of tUno :;ub*Med, bat Mr. Helper’* own words, is ns follow*: Angellne thine at Ishpeming, fell down tbe Ttfe Charlevoix county newspaper war later, oue of 4-UC th© 11C40 iieifibb irr-, having rcpeatOUB III u v-r. ----One of cite never-to-be-forgotten and inter, i* over and Cha*. Dixon, of Ea-*t Jordan, shaft. tOO feet, striking on all the pieces truly bewildering ml venture* of my first edly dreamed of tbe murder with great possible on tbe aides of the-shaft, and was hra ronr Wck to hl. .••bolovnl HlotlMd. jpurnev across the continent of South minuteness of cirenmstance, both iu regard not only alive when found, bat will prob ­ Be was attested fur several thing* before o tbe missing man’s death and the con­ America from Montuvidao on tbe Atlantic ably continue to live. he tlnnlly t*vc up the khost to Callao <>n the Pacific, in 18TI-S, occurred cealment of his remains, tho Doorns were Judge Newton, of the sixth judicial clr- in central Bolivia, witbin a few hoars af- vehemently accused mid generally I relievad Harry Hale, 10 years old. of Ludington, wa* run over by the cars In the freight cuit wes no need of dropping one of the 'ter my entrance among one of the many guilty of the murder. After a close acareb yard yesterday and Instantly killed. Bis counties from htajudicial circuit, and says ,ub4Hbe* of Qnfchtm Indiana in that An- the pocket knife of Colvin and a button off head was severed from the body, and bls all the trouble Is due to tbe Genesee county drenu republic, where a dearly cherished his clothes were’found in an old open cellar lawyers who take advantage of every but ridiculously absurd tradition is cur­ in the same field in which he had lost been body crushed under tbe car wheels. w rent that the ancient rale of the Incas is, soen, nud in a hollow stump not many rods technicality to block the court The Maccabees made a net gain of 700 soon to bb re-established in laarpetuity from it were discovered two nails ami a Thomas Reynolds, a stalwart, claims he among all tho autochthonous inhabitants number of bone*, believed to be those of a mmbera tn Michigan during the month of was robbed of 8500 by tbe “ Soo ” police . December, and now have 19,4$4 knights of Peru, Ecuador, Bolivia and Chill. n*Ju*t prior to their trial friends of tbe officer-, who arrested him. The matter in the state. This mighty change tor the better, m has been sifted and It looks as If tbe man Mrs. James Butler and tour chltdrm. had about 05 cents nnd told his little fairy they say, Is to Je brought about solely Doorns far about them said that the evi­ who were mad- blindly an attack of J a story to get sympathy. It dora not seem through the irniUtlblc wisdom aud prow- dence agaimt them was too unmistakably tra of n heavenly and most adorable being plain for them to longer bold out, and grlpi>e. are now recovering their sight. to have worked to any extent. in the form of an elderly white man with urged them to make n clean breast of the They live In Kalamazoo. Coldwater people believe thnt Hon. C. hiiow white hair and blue eyes, though jtot entire matter, holding that if they dill so Im Wilcox struck Royal George with a 1». Ilnildall Is the very ta'St man that could of Spanish blood. they would undoubtedly get their sentence stake, fracturing hi* skull, Monday. Both bo obtained for secretary of the board, of Through tho particular section of Bo­ of death, which wm* sure to be the result of men are fanners living near Adrian. The control of the state public school, and are livia, of which I nm naw speaking, only their trial, commuted to imprisonment for blow may prove fatal. not pleased at the thought ot liis lieing re­ two white men. not Spanish or of Spanish life. w Tho men were tried nnd sentenced to bo Manistique dogs will do longer be per­ placed by a democrat. He will be Just lite dcacent (one n Frenchman, the other a Ger­ man). had ever preceded me; but n» both hanged. Their friends renewed tbdr re­ routed to go to church. Last Sunday two same. . of them were comparatively young nnd quest that they make a full confession. derottt canines got Into'a wrap during ser­ Mantatlquu had an enterprising burglar *hort, with dark b.iur and hazel. eye*, nei­ One of them finally complied with tbe rovices. and now the entire race Is refused week. He stole a pair of oxen out of ther was so fortunate, or rather unfortu­ queel, detailing a long utmy as to just bow 1 She privilege of entering the house of wot'- last one barn, a yoke out of another, took a nate. a» to be mistaken for a messiah. Not the murder had been committed. The ship. sleigh from still another and then broke so with reference to tbe materialistic and other eouftyed, but with great reluctance Mr*. Naltl. of Romeo, had malaria and into । the meat market and stole a quarter unsuspect ing projector of the Pan Ameri­ nnd doggednwa, and would not go into de­ took strychnine instead of quinine. Noth- of < beef. Hr must hose a smnll opinion of can railway, whose stature, hair, eye* and tail* ing but the hustling of a doctor saved her the i Manistique homes when tie tried to get seeming age (though hewn* then in fart The one who had made tbe full confes­ tor future usefulness. ।away with such an outfit ns this. oply in his 4l»l year, but because of hl* sion boil tbe sentence of death commuted, ootton resembling hair easily mistaken tor William Janeson. of Zeeland, arrested while the senteuce of the penalty of the John A. Harding, a Kalamazoo btiichcr, a sexagenarian) answered well, in every law wag ordered carried out In the case of tor obtaining money under false pretenses, was on the road home batuntaay afternoon has cunfesiwd and been remanded to the in hta meat wagon with hl* little boy when outward appearance at least, to all the re­ tbe other. 'brand Haven jail to await trial. As the day of execution approached the he fell over dead. The little fellow was quirements of thecopper colored and coun­ terfeit prophecy. doomed man made a declaration that he John F. Antisdel, of Bay City, the land­ too young to know anything about it and th:: impcuivk iuvixitt studext. and hia brother Lad lied—lied optragtvuolord of the Frazier house, will assume the was sitting bold upright In the wagon Oneol the most hopeful und gushiug ly—aud that. for his part he would not risk management of the local opera bouse in when a passer noticed the condition of things and bn inquiry found the father Ktudenta of divinity, who was ovldently af- facing his Maker with so awful a lie upon place of John J. Buckley, deceased. tlictcdwitha lively and egotistical ambi­ bis wut Tbe declaration was received dead. tion to become the first' beholder und p: <»- simply ax an act of supreme cowartlice in Secretary Baker, of the state board of Woodstock people are kicking because rbiimer of the promised savior, wn* n tbe face of death, and caused all but two health, has a letter from E. Pelletier, of the Quebec board of health, which express-, Toledo parties, who are cutting ic«- ou Iwrefuoted and barelegged fellow about 22 or three of tbe most Inti mate friend* of the Devil's lake, work Sunday. es regret that Michigan may give up its year* of age, whose sacerdotal vextincnta maker of it to turn against him, so plaki— board. Mm. Allen Hoag, of balwlla county, cut constated of only three articles—a coanu* to their minds and to the minds of tbe en­ hat plaited ot barley straw, n chintz shirt tire community—was it that both men St Clair river is bluckM with ice for the . her throat Saturday ulghl on account of shfldced in pink nnd white squares nnd a were guilty beyond all possible doubt. 'IUdcm. She cannot live. first time in two years. pair of blue denim overall* that reached The last sunrise but one for the doomed The boot and shoe stock of (>. M. Cle­ less than throe inrhes below the knees; all man was just flooding his Vermont home Marquette owns ite electric light plant, ment*, of I*ort Huron, ha* been taktn on of which acemcd to hare been worn sev­ | when who should appear at. the door but and is nudring money from it. a chattel mortgage for Sj.000. eral month* without having ever been sub­ RnsM.ll Colvin, tbe man for the murder of A Leslie lady rejoices in tlie possession R. Moses a Bay City cigarroaker. has' jected to any process of washing or clean­ whom Boom wm upon the morrow to bt of a cactus containing 325 blossoms. executed. . been served with au injunction to prevent ing. He it was, thi* Quir.bua candidate tor The ice on the Suult Sle. Marie river is hi* using the union lab-1 on hta goods. Tbe explanation of the whole matter is .... mountedj mule I ‘holy orders, ... who, also strong enough to allow teams to cross. , simple in its character. Henry Wade Rogers, formerly of Anu" — using aonly i 1>ack, but without saddle and u The twe Boorn« had jumped upon Col­ Rimorc’s monstrosity, in tbe shape of a Arbor, will be Installed president of the a rope bridle, met me in the public pathvin iu tbe field and beaten him. He had two-headed baliy. lived but twenty-four North western university on February 20. tor roads In that rough region are os yrt escaped from them, leaving his hat behind, hours. unknown. . and so overpowered waa be with fenr that George Greenwood, a Coldwater busi­ Qub.-kly aud abruptly stopping right In he continued his flight until he found him­ Ilolzhay la the only convict out of the 83 in tbe Marquette prison who eats his ness mao, was thrown from Ids carriage front of me, rousing my own mule to halt, self in New Jersey. At the last moment by u runaway yesterday and his collar ।the aforementioned sprig of Quichua saint­ memlft in private. he had learned that one of liis persecutors bone broken. liness stared me full in tbefore with dis­ was about to be hanged as Ins murderer, Geo. Washiueton. of FltoL has joined The feeling of depression .among the, 1i ended eye* and with a profoundly anuizcd nnd although be luul suffered great brutal­ Jeff Davl*. of Ann Arbor, as janitor of the Bay City lumbermen Im* given place lo’ 1aud reveMUtial mien. Then, bastUjrdis- ity at hia bauds, Colvin immediately state capitoL one df confidence owing to tlie influx of> mounting, be fell on hi* knees before me. hasten^! back to save tbe unlucky fellow’s Near Marcellus last vdeck u gray eagle orders and buyers. • 1threw up both of his hand* toward heiven, neck. As for the confessions which the was shot which measured 6 feet ’ami 11 uttered several brief and spasmodic cxcla- Booms made—particularly . the full nud The seconti'lrfal of William Palmer, of’ motions in hi* owri Vernacular—which 1 very explicit one—they were made simply inches from tip to tip. Saginaw, who murdered hta brother AlbertI could not comprehend—nervously arose, for one purpose, that of trying to save The Mining Journal says there are more I last September, was liegun in the circuit remouuted hi* beast, and with the great­ their necks.—Omaha Bee. men at work at Marquette, limn ever be- court yesterday. est possible speed, dashed back toward his foraUft the city’s history. native -village, six miles away. Mrs. William 1). Brown, of Duffield. Is• He excitedly announced to hf* people— Jackson county and city talk of combin­ A pretty child, just about able to talk, dead, by mistake of the draggist who ’ .; a* Ignorant and degraded aud good tor ing and building a public building tor coaxing a ta'ribboned stray poodle on mixed her medicine. Three children leftt 1 nVnhing as hftmtrlf— that their long prom- । wn* county and municipui uses. ■I /....I...., I.VI_ _ motherless. .. j........................ ~ t gicl Nice doggie! I like *oo,” when the J. W. Hurlburt, cf Allegan, is the proud •r. « v . . . , two league* distant, was coming and that up from The Orsech sisters, who were operated ; they should ail join him at once in going child . ’s, nurse .- .r suddenly glanced —", ~ r rr “* “a possessor of a year old hen that ha* Just ratKMlpwoaBd^ ,t H.ri»r bcaplul. I oat to xrrat an.l .don tho gnuJoo.Rod -••• "•bofc »n4 MeUlmnl come off the nest with 10 healthy chicks. ItetroiL are thio to take abort walt, altoot > who trouW eoaoon, la aoronlaoee with the Don^ do that, Allee, bo’ll bite ' Mrs. Alien Hoag cut her throat Sunday tbe hospital. you nasty dog!” o-u. The child deelan«iou, ot U.-ir Inaplrnl propbwa. ra you. Go away, ..... ............ « .-r. . st her home near Mt. Pleasant. She had Immediately drew away from tbe dalxgy bluakertu’a boom u S I'■nd liartnltoa rintru-ith an "'•'-jrcssiQn of been 111 several days. She will prolmbly Cli? * bld* Va’ I Ute interior trilSL udliau-d with them, the I A. 'C' mlnubM altereard • die. ---- ---------- — —her keen The Smith middling purifier case tjtill j 1 HnhrhiR nut* nrara-t ’T™0'"1’ 50 Muskegon 1 Hjjjjj ftnd beneficent government of th© I eye* espied a canary bird to a pretty cage. J She toddled over to it, and again her baby ■ incM. drags ito weary length through the courts, Heights and eryct a large plant there. prat de was heard: “Nice birdie! Nice the latest move behig a change of venue FOLLOWING THEIS LEAbtfl. ** I Urdie!” - • from Jackson county to Eaton county on The Pocketbook Steal. Never did a flock of silly sheep mon* uniu ? none nur*e rftl raised ’*d her eye* eyes from her the petition of the defendants. ' It wm a neat trick. Axman — standing ’* ' ' hesitatingly and unanimously follow the 1 Again the > dollar hills in „a lead of a bell wether in overleaping * fence I h5?d' *be Chat Drown, of Detroit House of Cor­ a wagon wn* selling two the pocketbook than that whole town-containing many t,rew , !,o child the new pocketbook for 82.. tho rection, constructed a dummy, ptared it In ra went to the as aa-­ hundreds of Inhabitanto-foUowed on foci U° - 1)00 *’ AUoe; U,e thrown in. A few of them bed, while he hid In the laundry. The sistants nnd a few more to o genuine buyer*. buyer*, und and in. in a a frenzy frenzy of of religious religious rhapsody rhapsody nnd nnd , 1 , ., 1b,to ?oa 450 awajr- n*hght r .guatxl reported him present, and when Alter three or four of tbe latter tort had expectancy that mult bestradding pietist, bird.” During tbe rest of tbe ride the child .nlghl shut down Brown scaled the wall, been sold a flve dollar bill was put into an that awe stricken fanatic, who, riding at sat still, with a shade of perplexity on her and is a free man. exceptionally fine wallet and offered for their head, again mot me on tbe outskirts -pretty, innocent face Doubtless she was Ata church socialn Wilber, near Alpe­ sale for 15. A man bought 1L of tbe village, where men, women nnd chil­ wondering if every little playful creature “Now, you put that in your pocket and dren, with bandsand voices upraised, came that crooud her path wonld bite her.— na, the other night two small boys got into a quarrel because one of them persisted In walk across tbe street before you open it.” like a mighty throng of overjoyed and im­ said tbe vender. teasing the other's stater. As a result one 1 petuous devotees and sprawled t hemseivea, The buyer, a stupid fellow, did nothing some flat on their stomachs and other* on of them was stabbed through the hand The stabbing took place on the chnrch of the sort. He opened It at once and of their knees, before me, moat foolishly nnd The most northern point ever aUained by pulpit jcourse found it empty. ‘ Then he raised a reprebensibly worshiping me as their ttyin was readiwT by Ideut. Jame* B. Lock­ hue and cry. wood. a member of tbe American Lady measiah! . A dead balie was recently found buried “Oh, here your money 1»?" explained tbe Franklin bay expedition, who on May 18. This very general end demonstrative aud in a sngw bank at bhpeming. The Jury 1fakir, with a mirthless laugh. "I must wholly unprovoked nnd unexpected awrip- 1882, stood trader S8.98.3 N. He waa ac­ that was inpaneled decided that the child 1have ma»lo a mistake. Give me the pockev Jion to myself as a personage |>oswi»ed of companied by Sergt Brainard, who in his was not fully developed and that it was book 1 and-I'Il put it in.” • divine attributes, though it was nothing field note*says: " Wo have reached a higher dwui when liorn or died soon after from The book was returned. but a piece of wretched folly nod tomfool­ latitude than ever before reached by mor­ want of vitality. This In the face of the “Now," he continued, sitting down and ery of an assembly of lew than semi-civil- tal man, and on n land farther north than fact that witnesses swore tliat the mother taking < the bill in hta hand, “do you see waa supposed hy many to extet. We un­ of the child had placed it where It was thisr < furled the glorious Stars and Strip** to the found. “Ye*,” replied the deceived may I acknowledge that I have not yet per­ exhilarating northern breexes with an ex­ Rawson Bros., manufacturingrontractors j “Well, you’ll never ace it again. Get up. fectly recovered from the peculiar shock ultation impossible to deKribe.’' For three And the hone almost ran over a of that sfxauge and thrilling experience, centuries England had held the honor* of of Grand Rapid*, are in a hole fluanclplly Roxie." < banker who had stopped to m-c tbe fun. though score* of earthquakes aud uuxnerand yesterday filed u trust deed for 822.558 fat aud the rig disappeared around tbe corner ou* other life imperiling shocks—prwrfcms to secure creditor*. The creditors are all j for the day. —New York Telegram. and subsequent, thereabout and elsewhere •Grand Rapids people and confident of —have long sint» been entirely dismisMtl A well known New Yorker dining tn an getting 100 cents on the dollar. from my memory. uptown restaurant the other day nuddenly . Lieut Wllltatn M. WlUtama, located at One of Mr. Gould's attorney* went to For a little while my cmLurrassmcut was. turnwl aside from the table, excused him­ Fort Brady, ha* been suspended for five 1him not long ago to explain that some act of complete, but I soon regained my equauimi- self to his companion*, and. stooping over years on three-quarters pay for not pay ing 1himself and his Missouri Pacific board was ty and then. Impatiently, If not also indig sg!*** of water, wemed to cover Jt with hi* bilk. He was what te known a* an 'illegal aud had got the company into trou­ nantly^nd opbraidiugly (spmking to Span­ 51’ i*?011 *° belxl l,‘«ntolf almrat army dead beat, and tbe sentence of the 1ble. “Mr. Gould,” said he, "it seems to ish, which a few of them understood) 1 ex­ double. on earth are you doing!” oouri seems to meet general approval. 'me you should have consulted yosr legal plained to the superstitions and self del tided 5Z“, "Ob. WFrely drinklw but advisers before doing -thlk Any lawyer reprobate* that I was not from tbe higher of the further side of my glruaj. No one Mlclnu-1 Welch struck tlie village of * would hare told you that it was illegal.” WWdngton about a year ago and wantwi ]Mr. Gould hung his head a minute and heaven—not yet—but from tho United can explain why It is so. Inn that will Mton States of America, that countless utimbera a hiccough instantly.’’—New York Son. P work. He got hand when hta Job was np then , raised it and said: “Yes, I know you of my countrymen, all of them plain men be left town, fergettlug to pay hta bills ,would have advised against it, and that’s only, yet enlightened aud meritorious citiand taking all tbe money he could find in ।the reason I didn’t consult you. Bus the sens of a crest republic, were far nobler “The public generaUy do not know that the boarding house. Officer* arc nfu-r thing । is done aud it can’t be undone, and and better than tny*elf, and that it wm bo Miehzel now. now it’s for you lawyer* to get us out of ncath the dignity of true munLood tor them rvery jockey on the turf ba* » valet ” said '‘ Uoidwater Improvement* last year aggro- 1tbe scrape the Ixwt way you can. That’s or tor other* to prostrate titemsehra in a prominent horse breeder. “Tbe duU»vt • ralinr . ithtKd ,b« worship Ijrfore any mere nar.-to! like the grtrd tMKJ.OOO. ; "W.U, He. very ordinary stranger who w«u, then ndAlger county is oat of debt and 84.000 drawing them. Thereupon they were dia- Lheij raplOJm. UttU. canrra, Unlr ahead far a rainy day. s^>-interl anfi dejected tu a ,)Oqrc» that -locU. dmaiac lb, color, cod nottiEC toErArawr.wb™, to MarqaeUe county received 872,043 from It i> probable that the til vision ot the Mr*. Bingo—You know you spoke about giving thorn old clothes of Totntny'i to the poor. On second thought, hadn't we bet­ ter send them over to the minister's ehH. 77^71“!. waa then and is even p t *rui and sorrowful to emtcmplate.—Washington Star. U TOT tewpoo^ai u honu„ U,nIS.WO.Joe.oWrw tat .»lr a>.ooo,ax> oo_ Moot of I bon ren u>t» m ncrti older then Tji2S,L*to TOpk,F tl»m."-xew Y„i i eiograrn. ***“ 'rUl'* Second Chappie—A.v—ht'ji gena west, re kwr. to rab-.f xx^tecbe.-Good Nwra. 03= thing ?Ucrtar«« l-twu V. Where tlntoiflof alTdeUsh* FiIts a child u daw laughter. Ha:r» to WW» to war*« > boki As fjc radiant of Rtwi, Ilrro ib*t riar* fartb ft thr golden crecurf wren Were a nigbringzl*. why, then. iLucGis a chill of seven. Pliny mentions that, according to Lbo hhlurinnt of Alexander’s expedition, oystera a foot iu diameter were found to the Indian seas, and Sir James E. Tennent. was Unexpectedly enabled to corroborate tho correctness of tbb statement, for at Kottier, near Trincoiuahw, enormous «pro[mens of edible oysters were broaght to ths rest house. One measured more than eleven luches iu length by half aa many In width.. But this extraordinary rnoasurement is beaten l>y the oysters of Port Lin­ coln, iu South Australia, which arc the largest edible oues in the world. They nre as lanje ns n dinner plot*, and of much tho snrn'j shape. They on- some­ times more than a fool across the shell, and the oyster fits his habitation so well that he does not leave mneh margih. It Is a new sensation when n friend asks you to lunch nt Adelaide to have one oys’er fried to butter,*or eggs nnd bread crumbs, set before you; but it is a very pleasant ex­ perience. for the flavor and delicacy of the Port Lincoln mammoths nre proverbial even in thnt land of luxuries - Oysters and All About Them. ' U» tbe whiskers, and iwwaa •eitbss’ly tar their benefit Th* ear wn* fail. At Franklin street an wriy. ababbj little womr.n with a red ntw and a ery'hig baby came in. No one offend her a neat, ant! after locking around with disgust for a raument she clutched a strap and tried to hush the baby. Then the man with tbe allky whijkera tried to lie funny. *“Cro«, ain’t heF* be remarked. ■ “Naw,” al* snapped. “He’s'slmmed." .“Ashamed)1’' said the umu with - tho wbfakcr>>. “Whnt’* be ttsluimwtof?” "Ashamed of being seen riding iu a cattle car,” the woman replied, with a voice like a steel trap aud ,t h'ok thnt-meant volttm*. The two typewriter* giggled, two dnde* tried to hide behind their capes, a gray haired old man got up and gave tho red noawl mother hl* scut, the other psasengers smiled, and the man with the silky nidi whisker* went out on the platform and rode clear up to TwantykhirJ t.trcet with out cven’lookiug at tho typewriters agnin. —New York Letter. ItipenlBE Hanau as. TMie banana is n fruit jhAt is'fmrt. guiuing favor, and is now one of the most popular In the market. l>w people, however, know how those sold from tbe small handcart* are ripened. This business is almost ex­ clusively In tbe hand* of Italians, who Imy tbe bunches when they are green, a* they are cheaper when in that condition than after they bare been ripened by time. Tl«* purchaser then proceeds to apply tbe forc­ ing process. Tbe banana* are cut from the central stem and laid in layers on a mat tress. A blanket is then thrown over thorn, and the owner makes this his couch. A man with u large and corpulent family ba* a distinct advantage over bis rival* in trade, as be can hatch out.. great many more ripe bananas from the ;jreen fruit than one who has only himself to depend on. The proce*s la much more rapid than the usual method of allowlug the fruit in bang until it h in a proper condition. When sales arc brisk I have known Italians to keep their families in bed all day, ripen. Ing their stock in trade. Some expert* Smoking Affects tho Eycalght. claim to bo able to tell by the odor whether A smoker may suffer from deranc^ment fruit has been ripened by I Labans, br.t tbl* of the eyesight, consequent upon infiam- has always nppevod loine to be without ud matlon of t he optic nerves, “tobacco amau­ eqnato proof.—St. Louis Globe-Dunocrnt. rosis,” tts it b snmetlmes called. For a long time oculists differed la re-zard to Cry»t*lUz»d Pictures. the existence of such a disease, nud I wif What a wonderful thing i» crystallira among thr doubter*, but I LelievO ihere tionl You hang n lamp <if tine in asoiu is now no difference of c-jUnlon among tian of acetate of lead, and btraighLway those who make a specialty of diseases of the latter divorces itself from the sut with the eye. and I have for several year* Item which R is united, nnd Ircome* attached convince<I from actual exjierienee of the re­ to ths suspended nugget in yjMx-ks and ality of inflammation of the optir nerve* garland* of metallic mbwe*, ferns and caused by the cxecRzire use of tobacco, sev­ eral ease* of the kind having come under lichen*. Tbe combinations of artificial crystalmy own immudiate observation. produced by some of the pmrewe* of the In all of the**, a* soon a* tbe victim* laboratory are marvelously IxMutKal- and ceased to amokv, the optic nerve* began to picturesque, but nope of tLetn i» half u. assume a healthy appearance, the vision to improve, and eventually tho sight to be en­ marvelous ns tbe witchertoj wrought by the chemistry of the frost The wood*, after tirely restorwl. lu one case the r.se of toIkicco was resumed, and shortly afterword an ice storm, cbnudcliered with diamonds and radiant wit* prismatic light; the rock* the vision again began to fail, to be a .sec­ among the fighting waters bearded with ond time restored on the patient entering frozen spray; the white frinp-.- and festoons 'upon a course of entire abstinence.—Dr. William A. Hammond in New York Her­ of vapor lace that lacautify .the dead setlge* by tlte silenced torrent's side, and tho cabi­ ald. net pictures in neutral tint-and *il ver which Sonic Big Theatrical Receipts. adorn one’* chamber window* after a bit­ Marcus Meyer has given a list of tbe ter winter night, arc each nnd al! more largest theatrical receipt* ever known in wondrous than any of the forms of cry* tM* country The tlgurea arc urnnzing. tsllizatdou achieved by cheirifc art.—New Mapleaon'i Opera company, with Patti and York Ledger. Gerster a* star*, sang in Son Francisco to 1100,(100 in eighteen pcrformancrii, or an average of over fO,OX) a performance Two pretty sloritM nre told abon: Von Christine Nils*on wing in San Francisco to Moltke. One Is that on [taking cut hi* ,440 in tour concert*. Patti, during her pan* to pay a cabman after a ruthor long firm engagement with Mr. Abbey, sung to ride the enbm in started ihls horn-.-, cried H2.8M in one performance at Boston. Mrs. out, "No. no; it Las be: u til fffeat honor for Langtry, in her first Mitson under Abbey, me, Ifdfr reldmareclmli." nud drove off.to played to f2W.0» in twenty-*, x weckk receive fccxtd.iy the count's photograph, Bernhardt drew F3U0.000 i* twenty-four with t he words, “To bis crib driver.'' And week* Edwin Booth played to 8280.000 Id the other h thst aa American in.lv. with twentywight weeks. Henry Irving played | q a youns daughter, staying ut the hotel to $315,000 in twcDty-«even weeks.-New where the great soldier ulna attending a York Telegram. regiment?! bnnqv.ct, cent him .a ph.tograph of himself, which slje asked him sign, nnd so give more pleasure to the girl ’Tt doesn't seem to be generally known," on her seventeenth birthday than all her said a railroad telegraph operator yester presents bad done. In reply mother ami day, “that where tbe block system is to daughter were invited to tko supper room, nw traveler* nre protected at night whether were treated by Vuu Moltke with the kind the operator in the sign al tower stay* awake est hospitality and received the photo­ or not. Every lamp signal has three glass graph, on which wm written, “I have been xlidra to it—red. green and white. Tho red young, and dow I am old. hut I have not is the outermost, the green next and the seen the righteous foraakien.’’—Harper's white inside that. To allow a train to pass the tower tbe operator has to pulldown the red slide by a cord and bold it down. Direct­ ly he lets go the red light gees in poaitlou Od the assumption that rhe rapid heat­ again. Ho is not allowed to do anything ing of the Interior shell, while tbe outer else. So tHft, if he goes to sleep or is taken shell is comparatively cool, I* tbe chief sick the danger signal always bars tbe cause of tbe bursting of groat guns, an in­ way.''—Pittsburg Dispatch. ventor proposes to cooi the gun after each XannfiMture af Gtaeoae. The prejudice* against glucose has about worn itself out. As is now genera Hr known, gluroee b made from corn, and cannot help but be wholesome when well made. The manufacture i* entirely con­ fined to the west, and al>oat 1,000,000 Gods a day are turned out Al first ft to be delivered in disguise, and randy makers^ especially were particular about this. Now the very Ixwt candies are made out of glueoae, and no secrerfa made of the fact There nre over twenty glureao factories within twenty-four iion.-s’ ride of St. Louis.—Interview In St. Ixmb Globe­ Democrat. It h, in a word, the power of feeling that marks tbe artist: all else is but the me­ chanical side which b common to all the art.*. There are many born actor* who verse, and painter* who have never taken a palette in hand. To some only is given the power of expression us well a* of feel­ artist* In the sight of th© world OS the other* are Id the sight of our s. mt-divine mistress, tbe art unL Salvini tn Century. The street car oonductor* nnd police use w V"* °' ’'hl'u'» •» Hv ChT. Mum., and it create* mor* fun than a bar rel oEmonk... Errrr r«« boura.wkhu, raond. ud • eoppra >Urt m . nr. Is the dtaeUou ot th. vnod. only to Iran that some conductor ba* been starting the rar. R'a fun tor the street car folk, bet death to the police. extremely irregular. . Sum: time* they dhebarge by the rapid introduction of. liquefied carbonic acid gas. lie claims that hb special mode of doing this, used in connection with a peculiar arrangement of the powder chamber, by which it is much contracted in area at the front end, can be utilised in discharging liigh explosive* Hb theory is that tbe released gas gix-* out between tbe projectile and tbe bore, and keeps tbe former from heating. What­ ever may lie the merit of this theory, there seem* to be no authentic record of its hav­ ing been put into practice—New York Commercial Advertiser. The fact is not bo well known as it de­ serve* to Ire thnt cream constitutes an admlrablo nutriment for invalids. It is su­ perior to butter, containing more volatile oils. Peraom predisposed tocomrampti w. aged jrerwons, or those inclined to cold ex­ tremities and feetdodigestion ure especial­ ly benefited by a liberal w-c of sweet crcard. ■It ta far better than cod liver oil, and be­ sides being excellent tor medicinal-proper­ ties it is a highly nutrition* food.—New York Commercial Advertiser. “I call that rug Satsuma,” said a head of a house, who rafuaas either to know or to pretend to knew anything about pot lery, although bin house is well filled with specimens collected by members of hi* family. Sotauma h.is come to lx* hi* exprcMlon for everything thm. his youngest boy call* “daiay," nnd hto daughter’s new toque und his wife's late.-1 purchased painting ar* chunifiDd alike by him, "Very pretty, quite Sataumix.Port.vi Tran- The monkey wrench la not called no on account o( iu funded or actual resemblance to “monkoy" with, but simply becaure it Moocky. � https://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/418/HastingsBanner_1891-01-29.pdf e95a4f996e30380c6fbd9e4b97995d13 PDF Text Text Largest Circulation of any paper in the County. Hastings VOL. XXXV. NO. 30 Banner Published Thursday® Jiy COOK EROS., Hudson’s Tower Clothing Co Bargains every week Bargains every day in the week Money saved always when vou buy your Hats, Ca and Furnishinp- Goods of Hudson’s Tower Clothing Co Absolute One Price Clothiers, Hatters And Furnishers in Grand Rapids. Improved Variable Friction Feed. • BOSTON DRY Q00Q5 STORE.! Scud for Catalogue and special prices. A. B. FARQUHAR CO., York, Pa. bO YOU. TAKE THE TELE^iIMFM? WHY HOT? STEKETEE’S f CHOLERA Cadwallader’s FORGING AGENCY COLUMN RIGHT AHEAD O , Marr A Duff have doubled their store ffice with holbkook over MOBKILL’S STORE, HASTINGS. capacity and now they have one of the fineuL beat lighted ami nicest equipped I have improved and vacant city lota for stores that can be fcfond Iu the County and sale and excbange'ln all parts of the city. City. Fanning lands for sale and exchange in Our store now is 43 by 85 ft. every corner oil parte o! the county. as well lighted as another. We wuuid also 1 have some choice Grand Rapids prop­ mention that we made oor old Cloak Hoorn erty for sate ut a bargain. (which was IS fu by -JO fL > into a I Julies Farmers and city property owners de­ Walting Room and Toilet Room. This ta an improvement that vruahlnk wili be much siring to sell or exchange should remem­ appreciated after a long and wear}* ride, ber that purchasers and traders are keep­ ing an eye on my listed property for a place to rest yourselves and children. ■ bargains. In order to make things Remember those wbo wish to sell and are obliged to sell are tbe ones who put their property in the hands of the agent; therefore purchasers will find the agency In our Mammoth Establishment we will headquarters for bargains. keep UNUSUALLY LIVELY IMPROVED tioo Ghoiera cure. HOG CHOLERA, and PIN WORMS IN HORSES. HCXnKEDS or THEM. ■ yearimg colt, brought hui»- •*>'« rrtntdy fa Putting Out Specialties SPECIAL ! On Jefferson street two houses and lots at bargains, anti on easy terms. All the time. Near furniture factory,—one lot and ___ Our specialties for the present will be house well finished, water works, concrete your Choice of seventy-five walk, cistern, wood shed, etc.; rente nt 810 per month. 81,000; 8500 down, bal. on time at 7 per cent. And one bouse and lot one block from factory. 8800; 3300 down, bal. at 7 per That have been selling for 80.00, 87.00, cent. Cheap. 88.50. 80.00 and 810.00 These will all be Near felt boot factory—IX lots and put out and sold for splendid house, with furnace, cellars un­ der whole house, good cistern, good well, boose well finished and folding doors, small bam. ('an be bought at a bargain Just think of IV You must come earley and on easy terms. and stay late to see all the many bargains Several splendid bargains In tbe 1st that may be yours. We have also placed ward and other parte of the city. on the Bargain Counter 35 heavy Brick barn for sale at a bargain, on ear­ ner opposite Ford’s hotel. 40-acre farm to Irving, all Improved, soil __ . or.Jr That! wll be closed out Ladies Newmarkets $5.00, Your Choice. For talc in Ucutinyx by W. H. GMDYEA.R, ” SMOKE Eb.POWERJ’ NO. 35. ALWAYS THE SAriE «J ALWAYS THE BEST WHOLE NO. i860. HASTINGS, MICH., JANUARY 29, 1891. Hastings Banner ENGINES, ry County Jackets for Ladies For $2.25 Good value for 35.00 these arc only a ftjw of tbe attractive bargains that are to be . _ ‘ ... , , , F n , Best shirting- can be had for 9 and 11 cents. log house, good orchard, and well fenced. Can be bought at a bargain on easy terms. j HO acre farm for sale in Otsego county. , Description said to be biack sand and clay loam—ttmi»er beech, maple and elm. 60 | rods from schooL 7W and 8^ miles from • raChuf two railroad*, so acre* improved. i log honse and lutrn and snwll granary; 8,t< UMTISCX, men. COUNTY NEWS. OUR COUNTY. FOR SALE. Marr & Duff Leonard Wunderlich, of Woodland, In now deputy sheriff, and the people tip there are glad of it. Rev. Spaeth. German M. E. minister of FreeporL wbo is holding a series of revival meetlngB at Woodland, while walking near the depot st the latter place Tburodsi.* evening, fell upon the Ice, dislocating hia wrist, and fracturing the radial bone. Biographical. These are clone times, and the man who Hqraee Larkin, of Nashville, gets SSjter makes any money in the agricultural business, Is a man who must apply his month pension and 8543 back pay. ‘ thought as well as his work to his buslM. B. Brooks will light iris evaporator neas; must be up and dusted: must mind with electricity next season, having pur­ his ps and qs; must see that 83.00 don't chased tbe plant fur it. get away from bltn for even two dollars Ernest Roe. of Nashville, broke one arm earned. ‘There arc several of that kind of farmere in Barry county, and when you a while ago, and was Just beginning to find one, you always light onto a man who feel frisky again. He frisked around home is getting on Id the world. The speed Thursday, and fell and broke the other may not be that of "jbe New York limited arm. vestibule train.*’ but there is solid, steady Jacob Youngs, charged with the larceny progress right along. If times were better of a shawl as mentioned in the last they would make more: but be times what Banner, was tried before a justice in they may. they will make something and Nashville last week. It didn't i^ke the save some of IL There is a fellow out Id jury long to say *710 cause of action." Hastings township, aird he’s built juat that Jack Brady, a Nashville tough. wa« ways. When be goes into the bank tu get money, It Isn’t his habit to lca\e his note. stabbetl in a row at Battle Creek, and then No. be leave* his check, and it Is honored arrested for being disorderly. Jack feels that this is a cold, unfeeling world. for its face, and be keeps something around, as a provident man should, against Ed. VanNocker had an exciting run­ the time when his fauilly or himself may­ away while riding borseback. Wednesday. need It. And be keeps It iu drape to get The horse slipped and fell, throwing Ed. It. Hy may tpold about ••unfriendly legis­ to the ground, but with one foot in the lation” to the farmers, jaw a little about stirrup. Tilings looked blue for a moment, monopolistic bogs wbo prey upon the pro­ but just as the horse regained his feet Ed. ducing classe.", find fault trecausc tilings fortunately kicked tbe stirrup in such a aren’t just right and all hands are not wanner .is to free himself. The horse was given a fair deal in the shuffle for in­ captured before nnj damage was done.- • dependent existence. Yes, he does Nashville News. «• things. But hie industry isn’t cmitined to Wooden, the man wbo smiled too sweet­ working bls jaw. He has a farm, and things are kept moving there every day in ly on Mrs. Carr, of North Castleton, and the week cx'vpt Sunday. Whatever may then lit ont when the officers wanted him. be hia opinions about other affair", in his Was captured last week at lake View. and , own ■, he keep* . • right j ,on aawlug wood , ;• r. F. iz. D. oouie, Soule, oi of warn Barryvilie, vine, recrircn received miurtas tay «i.d I. an exarapta old,r1,it „„k liatala rr«p.«,ua. .'•mun „IH. loth „ul, h„, 1 century ideas of fanning, and common i seriously .... .................... ... injured. Mr. S. started on the >cn« ideas of saving. So much fur Win. first train. * H. Merrick, as a fanner. If we are cor­ rectly informed, it was November Olh. fJKFrnian Van Wenner. of Freeport, was 1839, that be was lx>rn, and In that hot- Wnt bunting the other day. and leaned ins ired of politics and Ideas, the Buckeye gun against the fence. He later on reach­ "tate. I’erhapv that accounts fur Ills Icon- ed for the.gun. and got It. But tbe huming toward practical politics, for be is in-1 uwr caught, and Herman’s bead came very dined that way, as you can learn If you near being the target for a big charge of study the last campaign in Barry county. shot. The powder burned his faee, eye­ We learned 1L hi tact we learned a g("xi lashes and hair. But Hist was enough for deal about it: but it was too late. William him. had the 1'htrpn force* well iu baud, marshalled them io good shape, and did all lie could to see that the results would be ly C. Hathaway had a straw stack fall such that republicans wouldn't be there; over and and killed a new milch row. The and they weren’t to any very alarming ex­ McKinley bill the cause. Votes demo-ticket. tent; lie wade just one mistake u» a The Garrett brothers, on the B. W. politician, with which, we think, the Johnson farm, had three sheep killed and Bannxk readers wnst lie familiar. But several badly bitten by a pack of four dogs even that mistake won to him more demo­ last Saturday moniing. cratic allies than it drove away republican Lewis and 11. W. Williams shipped Patrons, so It didn't hurt much. We,are three car loads of sheep Saturday fur glad to concede to him as a politician Buffalo. , ability as an organizer, and a Sphinx like Nora Johnson, from Grand Rapids, is quietness in hb moves, that threw the re­ visiting her aunL Mrs. B. W. Johnson, publicans off tbdr guard, aud made tbe and her many friends here. combination political deal a supoess. This Tbe ladies ot Milo held n social at tbe is do place to discuss tbe merits of such a residence ot H. W. Williams last week. combination, whether it was the wise Nel proceeds 33.80 to purchase a carpet thing, tbe just thing etc. fur tl»e Patrons for the church. to do. I-et that pass. They did iL and Tbe young people of Milo tn tlie number Mr. Mefrlck shrewdly managed their of 40 gave Minnie Garrett a sttrurise. campaign to a successful issue, and the Tbe Flower brothers and (L Iks'little Patrons “are in iL" and the cuusequencot dehorned about 40 head of cattle. They are theirs to deal with. In political honors report everything quiet on the Potomac Mr. Merrick has had a share, as ynu would now. expect from his representative character LL M. Citase made a business trip to as a man and as a former. He has filled your city last Saturday. various township oflieeti in Hastings townRev. White failed to meet his appoint­ Xincluding supervisor, and filled them ment last Suinlay evening. tably. He wa> once a candidate for Mrs. W. C. Towne and sou Earl, visited county clerk on the greenback ticket, ■ at Theodore Kyes last Saturday. when lie didn’t have a ghost of a show of Mr. Editor:—Either yon or your scribe an election. But he realized thaL ami made a mistake of one more pool table didn't run his tegs off trying to get there. credited to the village of Prairieville than He takes s great interest in politics. But they have. I want it emphatically under­ nrjr son, you arc left if you imagine that it stood they have only two. Fur a nutaaocc has interfered' with his business. He some of their good ;tropic think trtat m didn't do it for fun either. a We know thaL two to many for the yoang of the vilmge. But hte business is first and public busi­ ness when it won’t interfere with his own. Mr. Merrick Is a man who takes a keen Charles Alien, a former resident of thia Interest in current events. He is a student of the best newspapers and maga­ place but for the past few years a resident zines, and tackles higher literature when of Roas, is visiting old time friends about he foci." like IL which is when be has Lime. the Corners. The farmer?’ club to the number of 26 He realizes Chat bls brains were given him to fisc, and be uses them. While he had met and were entertained at the home of not tbe best advantages for an education, Dr. Elliott Friday afternoon. Tbe young kids of this place have be made good use of what he had, and there are no cobwebs and no rust there. pitched the hall floor of M. M. Rockwell’s He is a great reader, and tries to utilize hall for tbe purpose of having a Beat and his reading to the adv*antage ot himself tidy jdace for recreation and on Friday and his eommunity. He can see ao reason evening with older ones tripped fantastic why* fanner sbotite. not keep abreast of A. A. Aldrich returned from Climax the times, keep jxwted. be able to have and express opinions; and is a proof of tbe fact Saturday where he spent tho week with that a busy fanner life dues not prevent hia brother-in-law, Frank Willison, taking a farmer from knowing things that tbe an Invoice of their stock of hardware printing press ot to-dnv makes It his high goods. Tbe many friends of John H. Brown privilege to know and understand. Ln life and in his business relations with bls will regret to learn that we are to loose tellowfebe is thoroughly upright, ami n- him from our social circles In the near future, having taken a farm near PlataJoircs in nothing more than good citizen­ ship and honest manhood. November bUi, well. F. McCall and W. Sanford liave sold ant 1870, be married Miss Levancbe Handy, who has Iwen a faithful wife to him, and their interest ta the meat market to Fred a sharer of his joys and sorrows through I jiwrence who has taken i*osttewlnn of the the last 14j years ot hia life. They live Albert Lawrence is vacating rooms over quietly and unoetentatloualy at tbetr home in Hastings township, and their hearts tbe store formerly run by him and moving and lives have been gladdened over the ad­ tn with his wife’s parents, J. R. Rockwell and wife. vent of 3 children In their borne. Quarterly meeting was Ireld at the M. P. church Saturday and Sunday, conduct­ ed by Rev. Tompkinson and Bev. Dr. Woodland has a W. R. C-, which Chase both from Kalamazoo. \.__ instituted January 30th. Argic Hopkins, Acgtc Hopkins. l.ving near tbe lire Kil­ -patrick .Vru.l house. fell on JMIFICK .school VCHOOI nouse. Woodland. "IKM1I1UU. f„l OU ;lK >“ •"<* <>"*« >«' *'“• She fall from a cherry tree hist summer Rev. Arney, tbe noted Saranac |>reacber, will conduct a series of revival meetings at Woodland ihte week. According to Van Nimmons. Dr. Banghman, of Wtxritaad. caught a 10 lb. pickerel Bargains in Dress Goods, Ging- miles from county seat, iw voters in town- the oilier day. ami took from the inside of tam., Cotton., Underwear, Hosiery, <”» the creature 14. lbs. of fish egg*. Van wasn't fa-nag very well when l»e tokl thb Glores. Plano twine-binder: will trade fur wood or other property. fortunate enough to catch a number of ••suudler*’ ones, among them one ••smaller” fellow of 18 pounds. Lloyd! please let up. Cloverdale. Fishermen are trying their hick on the lakes but do great catch has been reported yet. Biwlness is good here at present . Thomas Collins, one of the oldest reddenis In the western part of the township, passed from this life on the morning of the Slst Inst. Mr. Collins was 77 years of age and had been ailing fur some time. He was a good citizen and universally esteem­ ed by all who knew him. The wife of TiMvmas Prince made her appearance in these parte one day last week. Mr. Rhodes, the blacksmith wbo was working for Campbell * Adams, has rent­ ed the shop and tools and will now carry on tin* business on his own hook. The meetings at the church still con­ tinue and we trust many have been bene­ fited thereby. . There will be quarterly meeting at tbe church on the 14th and 15tb of February. Assyria, Delated Letter. Etta Tompkins is at home again. . Walter Cooley is nursing his enemy, neuralgia, at present. • Born, tu Mr. and Mn>. Jim Spaulding, a boy. Mrs. Mell Tuckerman, of Battio Creek, visited her mother, Mrs. .E. J. Ilartom, a couple of days last weqk.* Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Morehouse, of Bat­ tle Creek, visited at bis father’s Saturday and Sunday. David Talbert, of East Assyria, died Sunday of la grippe. He was one of the first settlers of Assyria. Mrs. Bird, of Kalamo. visited her airier, Mrs. B. Shepard,' last week. Mrs. Alfred Young visited at John Tuckerman’s Wednesday and Thursday of last week. Henry Spaulding, living in tbe western part of the town, lost hh bouse together, with the contents by fire one day last week. Nothing was eared, as the family was away from iiumc that day. A com­ mittee is gathering together what they can fur them. Give what you '•an, for. you know not when you will need help. It being in the winter comes all the harder on them. BaaAeM. ijast week Monday night the Banfleld debating soriety met at tbe school bouse and elected officer.-. After electing their officers they proceeded to discuss the question, ••Resolved that the Indian has suffered more from the hands of the white man than the Negro." Chairman, David Stiles; judges, Ctaub*s Shoemaker, August Albright and George Lawrence. Negro won the day. I .art week while Chancy Shoemaker was culling £ce on tbe Coasting lake hia foot blipp^sl and let him in where the water was about 30 feet deep and by the help of his brother Charles, was rescued onto solid terra firms. Ctiaries Shoemaker has built a new ice huiuie .and got it well filled. laut week Elmer Moffard. of Sunfield, was here on business. Next week Wednesday the Ladies Aid society mccu at L. C. Edmunds’ bouse. Plenty of room. Come one and all and hare a good old time. A special Invita­ tion to the man by tbe above named per­ son. X, • • tnlssioner hways met tbe people at Win. Holden’s for the purpose of laying out a highway on section line between S3 . and 24 and so on. There are twn factions, * one for and the other against, and quite a warm time was had for atx>ut 3 or 4 hours . but no blood was shed and Um commis­ sioner thought best to adjourn until the Mh day of February, 1W1, and did so. Win. Smith is loading a cm with potatoes to ship to Ohio. He pays 75 cts. I'er buahel. As IJ. G. Bale and wife were out riding Sunday evening (heir Low became un­ manageable and Mr. Hate and wife were thrown out of the carriage, cutting Mrs. Hale in the forehead quite badly, neeeeBitatlug the taking ot several stitches to clow: tbe wound. Mr. Hate escaped with only a few slight bruises. Tbe trial of Jacob Young on tbe Slst insL on a charge of tbe larceny ot a shawl and some other articles resulted Lu a verdict of not guilty, A man by the name of Wooden was ar­ rested on tbe-30tb losL at Lake View by Constable Weber, of this place. The charge against him was adultery, alleged tn have bwn committed in this township. The prosecuting attorney Investigated the ease and becoming satisfied tlrat tho charge could net be sustained, dterateaed Tbe quarterly meeting, for this circuit of the Evangelical church, was held in their church in this place last Saturday and Sunday, Bev. Copley, the presiding elder, conducted tbe services. Nclsu* Gates ha." completed for the Woodland elevator. Gatea de Boiteu Is the firm. Wn>. Pcttengill has purchased tba Gates farm and W place. slowly Improving. The latest style of pleasure riding 1* tbe ladies In tbe buggy and the ffuntteman rid­ ing tbe hone. tataed , ____ Good program U prepared E. B. I’ayncs house is nearly completed. The Saints’ meetings have closed at this Those wishing to get buckwheat Tiierc are protracted mectinpi at Clover­ dale every night. They are having good Ixiekwheat far tl» season. Elder J. Hurd delivered three very success. Tbe protracted meetiar* at Cedar Creek dhwoones to full houses Saturday dared last week. There an: a good many anticipating tbe lecture st tbe Baltimor*- church Uy Btahop iti running some surreys south H. J. Bocker next Friday tbe 80th. There was a concert at tl Thursday night by tbe Ed Mr. Taylor has a tinging seboci every In front of Farmer’s Sheds. BATTLE CREEK. ________ __ for Ute ms Additional �_____ __ • , hradrrf tbew-u'l dolUn. - Ar. jo" .wwe. Mr—.' Un*"* ’ib»t WJ1M DiMioore Those was Tom, the sou of the piper. dank Sprat, and tmrrr King Cole, Aud tbe Three Wise Men of Gotham, Wbv weu; to eea In a bowl; The wouinii wb<« rude on a broomstick. And swept the eobwqbbrd riry. And the boy who wat In the corner, KaHm,- his ChrlriroaA pie. Three a err some of the old favoritciL; wworai. VWmB.-d too•JiU oSlto be • vwkuil with Ik».. WM »bu»t to celebrra- hie li—1 f but \they have b*m sunplsnted by the ••Panw" and "Chatterbox’' stories. "Little Lord Fauntleroy." aud “Fire Little Pep-I pets." The old fashioned pills and physh-i hare been superseded, and wisely too, by Pierre's PwgMfri* Pellets a mild, harmleiy and effective cathattir. They are ph-arant to take—ko gentle in thtir action that th<- moat delicate chUd<vau take them, yet & effective that they will .cure" the muHt obstinate cases of constipation, stomach, liver and bowel troubles. They should be in every nursery. As a gentle I laxative, only one fur a dose. Beatrix Randolph. By JULIAN HAWTHORNE lyi”«- " ““ be demraJwl bnmioely. nSS'bemrabb.^.yra betoowwho thie — ..uX. d.«mT be i.rob.bly will beta* :'^LKerar«lrea«W>. A< b- ht; ““= ..wdi udhTwrawl Wtat*0«M to ,W. tram. he’. Uto. «!>• riri himself It inav tickle’.e^owhim to find ^^•J'bntbeein talk. If it « w >OQ« now'1 X 1 to buy > OU off; bat h»> And Gen. W WSK’J oliu»«»tou< 4“|,'don’t i-'t with yek. “T friend.- replied Un- Iraprerario. .toding bl. b.ad and cbuclduW“nlome^b_ !!& Hl yrawtatlwill do. bough, CHAPTER VIL be added, efra » moment He too. ft,ra lue pm**. • <.b«’k book rad « Mraklnoon pen. rad wrote . <*>«. whirb ho ahowod to Jocelyn. 1« W» |IO,<MO. and waa drawn to Jocelyn » ord’"Y,>n enn hare that check." «uM HXK FRIENDS. HER KNEXIES. Li.VKR- not telling the whole truth, you find out! aod blushed and looked down. ••Then you must be a remarkable fected her aomewhat L* jxiignactly if woman I But you probably don't know it liad not occurred immediately after that you always appear to me like a her interview with Bellingham, and fresh and innocent American girl. I while her thought* were fall of him. can't anything foreign or—stagey in The revulsion was a!mi*t uriwiduraMe. roar talk or manner*. Ex*jum»-s meet, and mode her fee! as if Cv ;x»Ilutiua I suppose, and, like Paul. ; nt are all could never be removed. Her boron things to all men." heaved, and bitter tears ran down liar This m*d® y°un* diva f,,el face. A woman b UalpJeefi ruougb at that the worjd wan very wide and very beet, but she more titan th* rest, hcc.iuwcruel, and tear* camo into her eyes. die was fighting under a false name and She was alone: there was no one to an | reputation. NevrrthulwiH. she could not swer for her or to protect her. She p-treat now uur give up tbe brittle. She would not have minded bo much what most people thought of her, bat it would knew that hor father had incurred pecunirry obligations to Inigo which have been a great comfort to her if this could only be repaid through her. B*mon, at any rate, had by name divine ridro, should she lot her career be de­ fnciilty of virion been able to see through stroyed at tho outset becauw a creature the disguise that veiled her from Ute like Plotowski luul insulted her? Should n»t of the world. He did sae through she mt raihsr persevere until riie had it; but ho did not believe what he saw. won such position and such power os He thought that hw discovery waa her should enable her to protect herself deception, ami tho more she was frank and sxnqile. the more she was her real against all tho world? There waa a proud, unconquered spirit in her, which ( self, the less would he believe in bar. aaaerted itarif in her furlornneas and dis- » It wax a dilemma between Intaitiou and trees more than it had ever done in her -1 reason; and, with a man of tbe world, reason, in such cases, is apt tu have the security and hapinneM. And. after all, she was not without best of it. friends. At the worst she could apply It would have been easy for the trims to her father; and then there was Ham­ Joama to have enlightened him. and un­ der certain, circumstances she might | ilton Jocelyn, who, although rather worldly and absurd, was really a good have l>eon tempted to do so. But now it was a matter of pride to her, if noth- , man, with her interests at heart, ns was proved by hb having obtained for her ing else, to say no word that could load 1 thb splendid engagement, and tbere wax him to infer tliat his sympathy was any- । Mr. Dinsmore, who buexned kindly and thing to her one way or tbe other. But a gentleman; aud Mr. Barclyffe, who she wns at liberty to resent an insult, j and she felt that to do so would help her । had written all that praise of her in the newqtaper: and tbere, too, was Geoffrey to pretierve her composure. "Youprobably don't know, sir," she Bellingham; whatever hb opinion of her said, imitating his jthnuK*. "that to call might l»c, she did not believe that he would have stood In- and allowed Herr even an opera ringer tbe extreme ojiporite of fresh and innocent is not polite. Plotowski to insalt her. No; things were I am nut so contemptible a thing to all not bo hopeless, after all. Mme. Bemax hail been out to make a men as I seem to be to you!" "I( was a brutal tiling to say, and 1 f««w purchases on Broadway. She now did nut mean it,” he replied in a low returned, carrying her little bundles by vuice. "But I can’t say what I wish to looi* in the strings that tied them. She you. There’s no middle wsy.” And be­ bojx'd mademoiselle had not been delayed fore she could make up her mind what or inconvenienced. MademobeDe replied this meant he pawned by her and walked that she had not been delayed; but some­ thing prevented her from telling Mme. heavily away down the corridor. The prima donna fell into a deep and Bemax about tho adventure with the di­ not altogether painful revery. Eh*> seat­ rector. She feared madame would aay ed herself » bench behind the scene* something about the benefits of a little and followed out her musings with her social relaxation and about getting used chin on her hand. The rehearsal wii to it; and she did not wish to feel on going forward in front, the duets, the aversion toward the good lady, who was quartets and the choruses, but she was in many respects agreeable to her. So lust in thought "There's no middle she held her peoct* and hid her secrets in way.” Wlrnt was in his mind—in lus her heart: but she could not forget them. wm tnigo, “rad be lingering tiw bank notra in half an hour from now, on one condi­ tion." •Go on." aaiJ Jocelyn. "On condition that you take yourself out of the whol>‘ burinv*s, and leave rue to deal with the pirl direct. Its a dnmued shatue, by Jupiter, that you should be putting 30 p*r cent, of her inonev into your pocket every time she rings, and making her think 1 pay her tliat much less than I do. Bl buy yop out for ♦10.000. cash down, today, and take tbe risk of her bunting up. and everything else. I’m talking money, tliat's what I'm doing: and there it is! Will you do itT . "You may go to the devil! said Joce­ lyn. pushing back the check book, though "1'ou can have that check," said Infuo. Within the next few days everybody not without an effort. "Bl have you to know tliat money's not the only thing in New York could quote a more or lew Pm after. Tro got my own views about authoritative opinion as to the merits of the girl, and Bl manage the burinesamy MUc. Marana; for the guests at the own way." Dinsmores' dinner and reception had ,| Tbe imprtwario detached the chock been ao wlected that their various re­ from the book, and having rolled it into ports could reach all sections of polite < an allmnette lit h’s cigar with it. society. The verdict uu the part of • That's all right*" said he. crushing the heart—when he said that? There had CONTINUED. both sexes was almost universally burnt remnant under Ids foot, "only Iwen something very potent in his eyea, favorable, and every one consequently don't you talk to mo no more about bet­ that she was sure of. What eyes he (Mlarrh made preparations to extend further in­ ting! ' 1 know a man when 1 clap eyes had! What a stern, resolute face, with Inthr l»-a<l vitations to her. Th-5 only noteworthy on him. and 1 know a woman, too, and nothing mean or commonplace in it! He la a eoaotitultona DUca**. and require* dissentient voice was that of Mrs. I guesh you'll have time to grow to be a was not like the others, either in aspect A eoastltutloosl remedy Bright, who affirmed that the great bigger rascal than you are Wore you or in manner. His very carelesaness and Like Hood's HarnaparilU. Which purittea ihe blwxl. primi donna was underbred and pre­ rojie in my priina donna! She'.* meet for roughnerJi were more higli bred than Make* the weak klrotig. suming. Even this critic, however, ad­ your bet ten*, my boy, and they're not far their best behavior. Though he might Kralores health. mitted that she had redeeming traits. Try It now. ■ to look far!” gu among other men, he would always "In her proper place she is very well Jocelyn contrived to maintain a con­ be apart from them; be was lonely, like She is a profestflonal singer; and, though temptuously indifferent dem»>anor, but herself, but, unlike here, his was a vol­ she is very professional, situ is really a it is certain that whoever mado money The most familiar form of protective in­ untary aud a noble loneliness. And he vary-good singer, too." out of tho impresario was obliged to despised her because—liecauae some oculation if ordinary vaccination, in which a comparatively tnnail number of the mi­ Mr. Barclyffe, the amateur composer, earn it in one way or another. other woman was despicable! That was crobes are introduced into the system, there contributed an able article to a leading Meanwhile Miss Beatrix Randolph, or unjust, and yet perhaps there wa« inad­ to multiply abundantly and to effect some journal, iu which lie attempted to a«the Marana, as all tbe world now called vertent justice in it Perhaps, if he change. [Kwodbly to remove wine neceuuxry ■tgnMlle. Marana her place among the her. was in more cheetful spirits than know the truth, he would despire her no food material, so that the ayatem will no great singers of tho last forty years. riie had lieeu before her reception at the lees on other grounds. But again th«-re longer favor the growth of the same organ “To the culture, the vivacity, and the Dinsmores. She liked the Dinraorw; was some other feeling beside contempt ixtn if it subsequently gain access. The subtlety of the present." ho wrote, ‘ our rile was inclined to like almost every­ at work within him. What could that ayaleru thus Ix-come* protected by Laving RuBskin guest unites the training, the body. She tried to take n charitable be? Tho girl raised her bead slightly, supported a crop of organisms and is in­ knowledge, and the solidity of the past. view even ot the young gentlemen in with a doubtful, muring smile on her capable of maintaining u second, immunity Booted in the soil of the l>est traditions from tbe particular dbeanc being thu* se­ high shirt collars who complimented her lipa. of her predecessors, the flower of her cured for a longer or shorter period of time so liadly, and said things which she knew There was a stealthy step behind her in the future. genius bloasoms in the new sunshine of were witty only because they laughed nt which site did not hear until it was close It has, however, been found that pro­ today. The grandeur and dignity of them. She reflected that she knew noth­ upon her. Then suddenly a pair of hands tection can be secured iu the case of some her method are vivified and sweetened ing of the freemasonry of modern so­ were pressed over her eyes, and her head dtseaws without inoculating the living orrare personal clianns of manner, and ciety, and that probably the young gen­ was drawn back. For a moment she was ganlam nt all, but by introducing only n by that seeming artlessness of execu­ tlemen intended ouly tu be polite and too much amazed to resist; Iswidt s. rile certain quantity of its products on auceestion which is the finest triumph of art. entertaining. Mrs. Betpax. when ap­ thought it must be—could not but be— rire occasions and in increased quantities. Her appearance among us is another pealed to on the subject, said they—Mr. mime one who had a right tu treat her so In thia cuac the protection obviously deproof. not only of the reputation which Witman and the rest of them—were —her father, or even her brother Ed; no j>end» upon accustoming the sjwtrm to the wn of the western world have attained wealthy and well connected, and that it stranger would dare! Any impoaribility particular poison, just as persons may by of being the final tribunal in matters practice become accustomed to taking ar­ was desirable for a lady connected with was more possible than that. The next senic or opium, which would prove im­ of mtuncal tast and judgment, but of the stage to cultivate their acquaintance. moment she felt kisnes uu her cheek and mediately fatal to ordinary people. Contbe groat fact that real genius is always "A littl^socia! relaxation b pn excel­ mouth—clumsy, offensive Hases. She aidenaions of this kind have led Pasteur unique. . lent thing7 for yon, my dear mademoi­ was not a screaming woman, but she to devise the systems of preventive inocu­ "Mlle. Marana recalls no other singer; selle," declared this worthy lady, "and gave a passionate outcry of disgust, lation for anthrax, for chicken cholera, ■he is herself! and to Buy this is (as those a capital way to get rid of that little twisted herself free, and sprang to her and more recently for the terrible hydro­ who have heard her will testify) to pay phobia, which is doubtless a disease' pro­ frigidity and stiffness you have brought her the highest compliment. She does j with yob from the country. Ladies cun- feet. duced by microbes, although aa yet undis The offender stood before her, evident­ । nected with the stage have to work hard, ly not at all convinced of the enormity covered.—English Uluftratod Magazine. Of her dramatic capacities we have yet but, en revanche, they are allowed more of his outrage. His visage was wrinkled to judge, but simple and unasBumiug as freedom in social intercourse than other into a waggish laugh, in which be seem­ iaber bearing in private society it is easy Prilrie dogs are a dangerous pest on the people. It will quits proper for you ed to expect the prinia donna to join. 'It fur the initiated tu discern in the grace. plains ot Kansas and Nebraska, for if yoti to let Mr. Witman drive you home had already been mado iqqiarent to her ■re riding along nt n gallop after your _ .. . ------------ . o— from rehearsal in Ina brougham if J am that the man had bean drinking, but the herd and yoar borM- Hets his foot in a dog and carriage tho results of that long along, or even without me nt a pinch. mist of wrath in her eyes kept her fur hole you will get n tumble, and the lionw training upon the stage and command of All the others do it. You will not let an instant from recognizing iu him the will Ixs lucky to escape without a broken fta resources which alone can make the him take any liberties, of course; but newly engaged musical director. Herr kg The farmera shoot and trap them, I poetry <-f movement a second nature. don’t betray any timidity: he wouldn’t Plotowski. She felt that if she iiad had put poison in their boles, pump sulphur, Our only misgiving b." added the writer, vapor in" on’them nnd devise n hundred understand it." . a weapon in her baud she could hav6 “that tbe ordinary rejiertoire of operas "It is one thing for me to do as I like." killed him on the spot Anu he was cither ways lor their destruction, but they may Jail to afford Mlle. Marumi an ade­ rcw to thrive in spite of all the plote rejiliod mademoiselle, "and another thing laughing! quate opportunity for the manifestation against, them. A few years ago a farmer for me to let other people do as they like. "Aha! my beautiful ma’m'selle! I in Western Nebraska had an eighty acre of her powers. While yielding to none I don't mean to be stiff, but those is no catcli yon fair dat timer he exclaimed field that was completely covered with in cur reverence and admiration for the reason why I should be bothered either." jovially. "Oh! dose beautiful Ups! 1 haf their boh*, null contracted to pay a mau operatic productions of tho great com­ "It will be no bother when you are often lung to salute demf* ♦12S to break up the dog town. The dog posers, from Mozart to Wagner, we may "If you ever come near me or speak to killer kept at the job for nearly a year and be permitted to wish lhatsomenew work used to it." Mrs. Bemax replied; but at j tbe time she did not advocate her view me again"—begun the prima donna;5>ut killed over 7,000 of tbe dogs, nnd even then might be forthcoming, essentially mod­ tbere were so many left that the owner of any farther. b1m> checked herself. She would not ern in its scope and quality, and thereby T'ho finishing touches were being put condescend even to threaten meh a the ground refused to pay him all his Tu ring more completely to the remoney and be was obliged to sue. It U qairecuMitH of modern culture. It would to the theatre, and Geoffrey Bellingham wretch. Besides, what power had she almoat impomible to exterminate them, tefeed be a matter of congratulation was constantly on hand to oversee tbe to carry a threat into execution? Herr | and |ir years after a dog town has been work: cuiwequently be and the prima Plotowski had been engaged at great I deserted the ground Is dangeroua for ■were such a work to claim an American donna must needs meet nccarionally. He expense; he wm considered a valuable 1 horaemon and cattle.—Interview in St. origin!" Tbe*; who knew the authorship of said very little to her, and was generally acquisition. No one could lead an I Ixiuis Globe-Democrat. very busy when she might have entered orchestra more ably than he. If ahe into convenatian with him; but she had complained of him her complaint would an iwpn*riun that he kept hb eyea upon be put off or disregarded; norcould'she I A very pretty young scboolmartn In a. I public school not a thousand miles from her often when she was nut looking at bring heraelf to confide the outrage to a I Long Branch saw a mouse run across the him; and hb appearance at the theatre man like Gen. Inigo. He would be was generally coincident with the hour eure to laugli, and answer with .iome । eiaai room floor one day. "ScAolare," said of her rehearsals. One day after she coaree. good humored jest. In thia new I she. “a mouse is in the room. Do not be frightened.” Tbe little girls all tightened ■Mwchu-^d with It Tb„ JImIod. । had been ringing a grand scene very at­ world she lisd entered into everybody their skirts around their leg::, uni the eyes I {actively she happene<l to catch hb eye M th Manuu'a fraillarity wish th. seemed to make a jest of everything of tbe little boys glistened with suppressed I in tbe stage box. where he stood leaning Tbere was no one to .k-fend her; she •xcitetneut. "Don't anybody be afrai”— wm ^eUUy grurfsU to him. -ra j«t tell you how it m.- he mid to must submit if she could not defend I said the young schoolmarm. but—heaveus’ edly knotting and unknotting a pihoe of S’"*1» k’ gUlx* W1 r4‘,'n I —just then the mouse dashed acre** "you pUy oE » little on taiie. 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BILE BEANS »m cominv out. ®Mf BEME1) aried in a harah ^ncbyaM. Xeydakait �f --- ----- NEWS IN BRIEF. While drunk, and nu hour or two after flnrt meeting her, A. P. Hale, of Dubuque, I»„ married Augu*ta Bueblnteyer. lator be rued his bargain, hut thegiri a*)s sbo will stick to him for good. Judge Bradley, of the supreme court, ct thr District of Columbia. Thu red iy dochled that arrest* made by ti legntpb were not legal. The same view »«-» taken recently by Judge Altgeld. of Chicago. Bobber* who robbed a tralu tn Texas, iintt wrecking part id it, aud gut £SU,(XK-, locked the prawnger* up in n box car aud lefi them there. Thu wrecked train took fin* and tbe paiwengem non Id have been cremated it acme tanner* l»ul um come o their rescue. Threw brute* at Ciuelunati chloroformed Maude Esrhman. 16 year* old. took her outside iiT the city, kept her there ihirty*ix hours, and repeatedly' outraged her. then took her lock to nk'iin a fen blocks of her house aud left her. She made her way home No clue. Forty Kasdan workmen were killed by an explosion in a inin«- mar t'recow Wtdutaday. ' . ; I ' J ■ rented so life-Hka a look that it was only tbe other day that her parents would per­ mit her to be huried. A family named Miller living near Find lay, O., b persecuted with /•hoodoo" Area, which break ait at frequent intervals and without any apparent cam* wherever thej live. Sometimes several fire* ii©n*r in » few hours. A Findlay, O.. physician has taken over 100 piece* of broken glass from tbe right eye of Jennie Sutton, and believes that tbure 1* something in her tears whioL forms the crystal*. Henry B. Goode, an Englishman ttring at St. Louis, baa gone insane Iwcause hit favorite football team bail a Itad run ol luck and lost a number of games. A telegraph operator named Street, ol HiHcnn, Moat., sold aa undeveloped ailvei mine to ex*Svnator Tabor a short time ago for JloO,(XXi, and now h conteuiplating tho fact that there is nt least (15,000,000 iu that mini*. A snow Storm extended from Penusyi vuniaeast to the cun >t Sunday, taking in part of Nvw T.imlnnd. Thn telegraph, tel­ ephone and elm-trie light wires vyure dnwr everywhere nud it took nil Monday to re establish communication. Frans fmclire, oF New York city, com liritted suicide last week. Hr had a p >licy for WOO in a German society nud Irft di­ rections that, the member* should drink a couple of keg* of beer at hl* Obsequies. The beer was duly drunk. Lyman J. Grtgc having announced hit iu ten lion of resigning the presidency of Ila Chicago World's fair direcory. Ferri W. Peck is the most frequently uninod ns bis successor. Mr. Gage resign* l>ccauM» his private biuines* dciBniida tbat move. It has been learned that Milton Tootle, Jr., the son of a Kansu* City millionaire returned there a few day* ago from Phil­ adelphia, where he was attending school, anil eloped with Belle Gordon, the IH-yvarold daughter of a farmer living near his home. Zoe Gayton, an actress who is walking BRAVE BOYS, THEY. The Men Who Corraled the Re­ bellious Sioux. GE,. MILES BEVIEWB BIB TBOOPa melody, which Carter said was Ct fol my soldier’s death. 1 roop after troop passed by with guid bat- that hrui been riddled with Indian bullets, until B troop and K troop came in vi«w. -The appearance of these troops aronsed the emotions of tbe spectators B troop was not *o large ns thora tbat bad preceded It, and K troop was even smaller. When the rovagra at Wounded Knee .uraed their carbine* npou the soldiers thina- trtxip* faced thr awful fire K trrxip was without its commander and nil of it■»commburioaed and uon-comniiN<ioued officers. NOT SHEL His Senatorship a Step to the Strange Case of George Harris, of Newbern, Ills. • Presidency. B0 BATS 0SE OF BIB AbMIilEBS. HE DETEBKIHES TO DIE FABHaft BUuaey of (be Suffcrv Him nt All linzaru Mills and VVslrh, Huipidoua of I’.very- The only one who was not killed or wounded in thnt terrible fight, and the only one to lead B troop was a second Pijik Rhxje Agkxct, S. D., Jan, 88.—The lieutenant with a bandage atoiut hi* head, thousands of. Hioux had tho opportunity but the gallant troopers who remained yciilenlay to see the strength and disci­ rode with proud bearing, their rlfl« being pline of the United States army, for the held over the Load* of their borara Be­ end of tbp ghost douce rebellion was hind the cavalry came the hospital arid supply train* nnd pock mules. The marked by a review of all the soldiers who column was an hour paraiug Gen. Miles, have taken part In crushing th* Indian re­ there being De.iriy 4.0U0 suldk-ra and 3,710 bellion The day was one of the most dls- hor»ra aud mules in line. ugrvcabl-j of the camjiaign. A furious THE NATIONAL LEGISLATURE. wind blew from thn north, driving the sand and snow over the valley in blinding Lowden dr Rutherford, carriage maker* and choking shorts. Tiro ramp <»f soldier* of New York, haw assigned with linbili ties of 5u0,0i>). . wm two miles from the agency. The Wamhxgtox cm-. Jan. 22.—In the aententa randn s long line through a great ate yesterday the whole time was given Heavy winds and rain did much damage ravine, t he side* of which were still flecked up to a dlkcuwion of the cloture rule and at Danbury, t.'oun., and other eastern points Thursday. with snow from tho early morning storm. tbo electron hili, brought forth through a The H<hM fltlll biKpleion*. Tho Northwestern National bank, uf motion by Morgan to amend the journal Sioux City, la., capital tJ0O,<*D. has been Through tby Milling gale of sand Gem by eliminating thr statement that Al­ authorized to begin bu*ine*s. Mih-s an<l hi* start rode in a raggixl group, drich s motion to take up the cloture rule (ten. Ijougstreet is seriously ill at a ho­ the wind tossing thu tails of their horses bad been carried. Tbe chair stated that tel in San Autonib, Tex., trcm thuellecl* over their flanks. It was after 10 o'clock he had raid that the ayes app. an-d to have ot a wound received in the war. when all preparation* were made for the Il Tho debate was continued until Ili-W, when without action, owing to lack of a A woman is ill tat a b<>*pllul in Omaha review. The summit.* of tbe buttes to the quorum, tbe senate adjourned. whose temperature for six months pusthua north were fringed with Sioux warriors, The house was in a wrangle again dure ranged from normal to 171 degree-. Ids who were closely wrapped in their blank­ ing the discussion on the approval of the a case ot peritonitis succeeding ciiildbirtti ets aud staring stolidly at the lung line of journal The journal wm finally approved and 1.2U0 pieces of bone and firtsl struct­ cavalrymen aud infantrymen which and tlx Diatrict bill further discussed un­ ure have teen removed from her. Tbe stretche I away to the south until til 5 o cluck. At that time no quorum l>edoctor- believe she w ill get well. ing present the proceedings dragged along Tbe a -embly of Brazil haring passed * attraction at a Chicago dime iiouM-tim la*t they were last tn tire flying sand. The until 6:15 p. m.,wben the house luijourued, resolution censuring certain «cU ot the -week. Imlay »he started aguui. She redskins were a strange group of specta­ the bill going over as unfinished bu-inew. ministrv. that Lxiy has rvsigutsl. a al k* along the railway tracks and i* te tors. They looked like Arabs ns they are Wamhxgtox Citt, Jan. 23,-In the sen­ All the troops now at Pine RiJgu were get W.Oxl if *ho bents fifteen iniles per sometimes seen In palntiugs squatting on reviewed by Gen. Mil>-> Thursday. There day. She hiul W3 niile* to spare when she the ground or mounted on puntes on the ate yesterday Aldrich mured considera­ tion g( his resolution to amend the rule*. were !t,tXW men and 3.700 horses iu line. lop of thn knoll* when the sun i» sinking. Belknap of .Michigan Introduce.!in tL.i By au explosion in the colliery ni Ileber- Stretching iu a long, ghostly line on tbe A point of ordiT was made by Harris that house Thursday h bill appropriating f ItK’,- na, Germany. Sunday, titty-two perafne the question before tbe senate was the ap­ ridges of buttes to the north were their <X«J fora public building at Ionin, Mich. won- killed. After an picl,.’t*, ready to give Ums word that proval of Tuesday’s journal. British churchmen are just now di* A< Ixuiz Itoint,; la, early Thursday, extended deljate the point of order was would send the redskin* flying in cava tbe Joints (J'Neil, a Chicago and Nijrthwmt overrule-], and tbr clutnre resolution was eu»siug the question whether it i* infra soldiers should advance upon them. cm freight conductor. was shot aw! killed dig. for a bishop to ride n “bike.” brought before the oenate. Di*cu*.ion oo by a tramp he w«h trying to put off his thi* resolution continued until-6 o’clock, There are eignty ciwo of typing 1 fevej Finally there came through the gale the when the senate a>ljuurnrd. train. at Albany, N. Y., and the sanitary author In the homro the Journal of but. Tuesday The Wmuon (Mluji-' Opera house and ities are bunting for the cause o< the ep­ shrill notes of the bugle ' They were so the storage warehouse of the Wisconsin idemic. f lint that they were almost I<At in the was finally approv(-.l. The District of Lumber and Manufacturing company, n't storm. Then one by unu the trumpeter* Columbia appropriation bill waa then A' Berlin dispatch any* that Cbugrrax LaCrosse, Wi*.| were burned Wednesday paasrel without further difficulty, nud the .man William McKinley, of Ohio, will pay . took up tbe call and the great fiarade of bouse in committee of the whole cuusidnight. Profrem..r (mtchcil, of Michigan State u visit to Prince Bismarck during tLd com-; tiie regular army, began to pas* inn­ •■red the naval appropriation bill, but ing summer. . view. Gcu. Brooke, mufllol up In a wolf without action on it adjourned. Tbe Vn.versity, Friday,while blind folded and The various Libor unions of Bratou | *kln overcoat, grimy from tho Mind that feature of the proceeding* were that they gloved, ujwned \ n comtiunlion safe, n la have adopted resolution* denouncing The twirled nlnut his horse, anil tallowed by were orderly. Johnstone, tbe buind-reader. Poet fur discharging printer* beiongin^- his staff, led tbe nrocvsniotu First cninc Wasuixgtox Cm-. J an. 24. -1 u the house, Henry C. Bet%. of ijouisvllln, 61 years to the uoiun. the great detachment of Sioux scoots with ou demand of Breckinridge of Arkansas, old. was .vr-.-.-Ual tbe other day for steal' The wife of ox-Poetmaster W. T. Dow- CapL Taylor, hi* sword at a salute, at tbe journal was rrad in full, aud after ing the silver cMndlcsticks from on Eplscotlieir head Sergt. Red Shirt, the hand ­ dnll. editor of The Natlnual Democrat at (kli church iu that city. somest ' Indian In the Sioux tuition, was ■ome debate wry. approved. There were Prince Bartineff, a Polish nobleman of Peoria, Illa, has sued for divorce for al­ al the extreme right, his long hair tossing some sharp|>a«Ju{i* between tbi speaker high family, is in jail at Warsaw for the leged cranky. iu tangled nuuwWM his shoulders. and Cooper of Indiana, growing out of a B. B. Hopkins, a prominent Wail street murder of on avinss, his mistress, whom Yankton Charley, wbo saved tbe revolvers point of order by McKinley qu a resolu­ he took Into sec lusion and killed. He say* broker, cut hi* throat nt his Lome in New York Sunday night The wound u of poor Lieut. Casey, rode at tiro left of the tion offered by Cooper directing the com­ the deed was done nt the girl’* request, line, his overcoal buttoned so chwely about mittee Investigating the pension- bureau thought to be fnlaL but thn evidence u> itg&iust him. hliu thnt ‘the war fenther* on his breast to report the rc*ol:ition to the house. The Harris A. Smiler, who murdered his It is stated at Pittsburg that 150,000 resolution was finally reported, and re­ were concealed. miner* are preparing to strike in this wife, was sentenced at New York Monday ferred to tho committee ou rules. Tlie to death by electricity during tha week country for the eight-hour day. A band came next and then u great house then went into corumiiicQof the beginning March 16. The rnu ou the Kansas City Saving* whole on the naval appropriation bill, swinging column of infantry in brown Seven thousand coal miner* are striking Itank Im* slopped. The bank i*aid out canvas overcoats, fur cap**, the glittering btu without action on it adjourned. 5150,006 to depositors wbo were scared, and for higher wagM in the Mouongabela val­ The senate p.uwd the entire day di»cus»ley,ami trade is paralyzed, with littic hope barrels of their rifles over their shoulders was |>repared to pay the others. This was tbe famous First regiment of ing the cloture rale. Cockrell aud Gray Maurice Montford, the Chicago restau­ of th<\fttrike ending soup. thu army, and m it* officers ptmsrd in front addressed the senate in opposition to it, The British nutboritic* arc alleged to be rant keeper. says it i* falx- t hat he has re­ of Genera! Miles their swords flashed and without action a reccra was taken to greatly excited mer the dlscoxerynf an fused to take rare of bis old mother through the flying sand and then fell to 11 o’clock to-day. Tbe doctor* at a Berlin boapital cut a alleged FeniaM^ dynamite plot, which i* their Middle girths Captain Dougherty, ! WASBDtOTOX Cm, Jan. 31—Yesterday man open the other day anti injected said io hnvte lieen hatched in Philadelphia the grim veteran of a dozen Indian wars, after a brief exqcut ive srasloo. spent the and Kansas City. . Kock'* ivmph right into the colony of ami the man who had his threv-inch rifled remainder of the day diserssing (be clo­ bacilll£ytiicb wiw killing him with conSenator* Slewart-and MINISTER MIZNER'S EXPLANATION. gun trained on thu hostile* all the time ture resolution fcutnpilon The man is doing well. they marched up the valley to the agem y, Morgan spoke In oppodtiou to the proThe story that ■‘Dec’’ Wilson, of Moen- Barrundia Was a Common Criminal in was nt the head of ope of the column*. pooed change in the rule*, and Senator Washburn lame, t* dead, is denied by a The ragged guidon* went down before the Saunders in favor thereof. Morgan had man who taw him aUve in New York city San FitANcreco, Jan. 21 —Ex-Minister commanding general: instantly they fell not finished his speech at 5:15 p m when the other day. Misner, who has arrived from Guatemala, back aud the sombrero of the great Indian a recess was taken until noon Monday. Frince Baudouin, nephew of King Leo­ talks freely of his removal. He said ho strategbit was dipped. During the afternoon Aldrich asked unan­ pold and heir to the throne ot Belgium, thought Mr. Blaiue was not the author of imous consent to limit debate on the reso­ died at Bru*-*!* Friday. The shrill blasts of a down bugles were lution, and named Monday as tbe day for the letter he received from the state de­ • George Kendall, a farm -hand, who was partment censuring his conduct, but that next heard. Behind the trumpeters taking a vote on it, but objection* to each tramped the Second infantry, ot Omaha, request came promptly from the Demo­ bitten in tlw lip Uy a Skye terrier al Ar­ lington, N. J., two mouths ago, died of it hod been written by a subaltern and in blue overcoats and brown leggings, cratic aide of tbe chamber. *■ hydrophobia in a New York hospital Fri­ signed, by the secretary of state without with Maj. Butler at their head. Then The house spent two lx>an»' time in the careful perusal. Prior to the death of Gen. came the Seventeenth infantry, swinging day. Barrundia, Minister Mizner bad procured along with the jauntiue*s it displayed reading and approval of tbe journal. Under a decudon ot tbe Illinois supreme Breckinridge of Arkansas, having de­ when it marched through the blizzard and manded tbe reading of tbe journal in un­ court, made yesteniay, hve officials of his safe cotoducp out of Guatemala. »aud along the Cheyenne river. Tbere Cook county will be compelled to refund In finally advising CapL Utts to sur­ wasa rumbling back of the infantrj ineu. abridged form, and a yea aud nay vote gflD.OCK'of salaries drawn before the act having to be taken to secure its approval. authorizing tbe inerrane went Into ef­ render Barrundia Mr. Misner says he l»e- Tbe mules, with patient-looking face*, Wawixgtox city, Jan. t7.—The *enlieved he acted in strict accord with all am! matueeque ear*, weredragging the ma­ fect. . t precedents and with international Inw. chine cannon, those guns tbe Indian* de­ a-e met yesterday ut noon. Morgan con­ Busi new failures in the United States Mr. Mizner described Barrundia as a com­ clare shoot to-d*y and kill tomorrow. tinued his speech against the cloture rule for the week ended Friday aggregated 331; mon criminal, who was wanted for other The noise came from a battery of Gatling and election* bill. He yielded to Wol­ for corresimnding week in !«'), tail crimes titan those ot a political nature. and Hotchkiss guns, with mule* plodding cott. who offered a motion to take up the Mark Baldwin, the well known baseball Mr. Misner will remain in this city for the along at their sides, with cartridge* house apportionment trill, thus displacing pitcher. -haa signed crith the Columbus present, and t hen proceed to Washington packed in white canvas bag* ou their club. City to MUtte bh caae Io the secretary. He backs Behind these machine cannon was tbe cloture resolution. The vote stood 85 Governor Fifer, of Illinois, pardoned a is not over-sanguine that the treaty be­ CapL Capron’s battery of throe inch rifled to 34—Cameron. Jonas ot Nevada, Teller, man Friday because his family were suf­ tween the five republics will last long. guns, with soldiers holding carbines sit­ Stewart. Washburn, and Wolcott, all Republicaus, voting-to take up t lie bi IL In­ fering more than he was fur want of his Both Guatemala and Salvador are now ting on the caissons. galls was announced as paired on the support. buying arms and ammunition in Europe, The Glorlout Sixth Cavalrysame side. Tbe result was greeted with A well-posted man iu New York dty and in other ways preparing for the war Behind tbe artillery wm Gen. Carr, wild cheers, aml^it is probably the last of said Friday that three-fourths of tbe seal tbat be thinks will not be long delayed. astride a bay horse and leadifl^the Sixth both the cloture rule and the election* “pirate*" in Behring sea were American cavalry, which had cut its way through THE MARKETS. bill. citizen*. the south west from tbe Indian nation to In the senate tbe reading of the journal The First National bank of Odebolt, la., tbe Rio Grand*. More Hotchkiss guns in full was demanded by the Democrat*. Chicago. capital *50,000, haa been authorized to be­ followed. Then eame tbe Leavenworth , Cun ago. Jan. at McKinley demanded the previouR'questioQ gin business. -n the board of trail" uAlaj-. battalion, a mixed regiment commanded Ex-United States Senator Wadieigh. of were ns follow* Wfcrat- No. - January, openod by Col. Sauford. Behind these troops wo* on tbe approval of the journal, which was accorded, and the journal wa. approved. New Hampshire, died ax Boston Saturday, cl«*.sl OBc; May. opened K71*c. closed still another battery of grim Hotchkiss Kjer.; July. cp<tned lC%c. closed 83c. Corn— guns, the carriages of which still bore evi­ The naval appropriation bill was taken aged 50 year*. up and passed, the aye* and noe* on its 2<o.XF«braary. opener ’ lUtfo. t-loMd 49J<c: May. Ex-Minister Mizner, recalled from Guat­ dence of tbe furious storm of shot that pasaage being interrupted by the cheers of emala for his action in tbe Barrundia af­ raged for an hour nt Wounded Knee. A the Democrat* when news of the senate's fair, arrived at San Francisco Saturday. lean. shruuken.-facod man. with hi* over­ action on the cloture rule rcuchrd the Tbe Kaukauna, Wl*.. paper-mill was July, opened t'l’nc. cloced 41c. Pork—Jura- coat buttoned tightly around bh throat chamber. ____________________ half destroyed by lire Saturday. Lo**. ary. opens 1 Jh'.iHJ, cloaed JU Al; February, and mounted on a splendid horse, followed A DEED OF YOUNG DEVILS. IfltyXO; insured. About 100 hands are opened SI >0i ekwed S®.B->; May. opunoJ >1').64; the cannon. Il was Col. Guy V. Henry, riu-ed Si'lX^ Lurd—February, ojx-ned ;k72H, who was shot through tbe face in the bat­ made idle. tle with tbe Sioux in 1670, and who led bis Two Little Boy* Hehl Our a Fir* and The senate haa confirmed tbe nomina­ ekwed »vn>. Frightfully Barnr.1. flying uegro trooper* of the Ninth in an all tions of N. P. Hill, of Colorado; William wore M follow*; H-o-Mtrkrt opent-d active, M1LWAUKKK. Wta.. Jan. 27. - While Russell, of Massachusetts, and Lambert all parties baying: prices ftftltk: higher; light night ride of eighty miles to save the Sev­ skating yesterday on n pond at Twentyenth cavalry, which was treatened with Tree, of Illinois, as international coin com­ rr*d«* 53.4.'><)»».TU; rough packing. J3.SU(>) S'; third street and North arentMi Freddie missioner*. . ' mixed. tL&SjA’j; brary packing an shipping Custer's fate less than four weeks ago. Hock berth and Augu*t Prieae. each aged The Dublin Insuppressible which wasthe lorn, saE&xw; pig*, sxfloftjso. Prodocu; Hotter—Fancy »op*™1/,r. fc: dslr Behind him were Lmg lines of black 13 year*, were *eiz«d by three older Invys, organ at tbe anti-Pnraellites is no more packing otoe10-JHe. tact** peeping from fur ra|>s and the high who said that they wanted to “make nig­ O’Brien stated Friday that its tone wa* ee, tlnrat frosh, such aa be couldn’t Indorse and axked Eggs—Fresh amdiad. 23b per dra. Drcrasd collars of buffalo overcoats.- Tbe red and gers of them." After a fire had be-n poultry-Cbickeu*, 8w,7cp«’.- lb: duck*. UftlOtac;; white guidon* fluttered before each com­ that his name be no farther used a* a pro lighted the little fellow*’ faces were held pany. The negro cavalry came in un-. over the fire until tbe flesh rolled off, and motor of the paper. broken txtlums, with ita wurid-famed and both may lo*e their. eyesight. They will Judge Jackson, of Louisville, decided >B per brl:: decorated heroes of the Thornburgh mas- at any rate be disfigured for lite. No arSaturday tbat tbe anti-lottery law passed Sweet potatore-Jereer*. by tbe Kentucky legislature at last session nutrab. fa twax-A Apples -cuokmx. safiufM-wl sacre riding at tbe extreme left, their b uncoustitutianal. Tbe ground ot the perbrl;' eating. fLiuaLOO; Michigan choice. carbinei at a adluto. Every man in the the youngster* brought workmen in the Ninth cavalry was in that long ebony vicinity to t-tirir relief, and tbe older ones derision is that tbe not darn not include 63.7S.ftAa); peddlers* stock. 31AI&2At Broom com-Hart 4Hft6c per lb; whiski wave of face*, and as it swept in front of made good their escape. all lotteries, but only a few which are brush. SO&Mc: Kn*n. self- worklag, *i04c.-' Grn. Mile* tbe famous Indian fighter named therein. 1 dipped hi* bat again and again. Rnfu* Saunders and John Hicks were crooked, t 3HFLoN'txW, Jan. 27.—lathe bouse at com­ There was another battery of machine both visiting the same girl near Compton. gun* and then camy in lung column front mons yesterday the attorney general fur AU. Hicks ceiled on tte girl awl found Tolkdo, Jaa M the most celebrateu regiment in tbe west­ Ireland replied to a question by Mr. T. V. Saunders there. He immediately left, Wheat-Higher: active; rash. : ern army. It was prect*led by a bugle Baoeell, Conservative, a* to tbe expediency loaded bl* shotgun, and when Saunders ’ corps mounted on white horse* and from of enacting a law to prohibit priest* from left the girl’s bouse, ambushed him aud i the glit tering instrument there came a acting a* agvnUi at polling booths, that emptied bi* gun mto bi* back, killing ’ shrill bla*t. that even tbe screaming of tbe without pronouncing ao opinion upon the Mtn htona could not drown. Tbe trooper* of tact* alleged resaretng Kikeany, or the Tbe supreme court of Illinois derided the Seventh savalry. a regiment that baa Saturday that coal beneath tbe surface o! been torn ~*nd labeled by tbe *ilaut ghost land airrwly payrag text* w taxable. danoere on the buttes, was appro.iching. of thr govsruDiDOt th Jewrie Bouvt. aged 38, da ugh ter of Charles I Tbe musicians from California bvean to iBrrtxtactioa of meh. Itoaas, of Northumberland. Pa. died three play “Garry Owen,” a stirring, rollicking tail. weeks ago- «ad after mbaimtog ate pre AI.TOX, Illa, Jan. M—In the littio town of Newbern, twelve miles from here, George Harris lies on a rick-bed from which lie will probably never rise I.-iat evening closed the twenty-ninth day of bin fast with tbe determined roan still aliva, but he is lingering in a condition of tbo most ghastly week new, fctui«or and • uaciation. The entire community In w rought up orer tbe borriIde features-of the caw, and Harris’ friendsand relatival r« moving heaven and earth to save him ,’rom ths awful form of.self-destruction, he has so de>jwrat<-ly chosen. Knleide by a New Haute. From his appearance lost night, how­ ever, Harris ha* passed beyond tbe hope of rescue, and it is almost certain that he must noon die from the frightful effects of “Governor Hill," said .Sheehan, “haa combined starvation and incurable dis­ iuilt up a strong party organization ease under which be is now sinking. When through and by menus of his great genaral death does route it will mark the close of ship. H» bn* n larger army of workers probebly the most grim and stubborn aud frieri‘1* behind him than Lad any march to the grave ever made voluntarily lender since Tilden nud they will never by a man tired of Jiving, and George Har­ desert him when he enters' the sphere of ris’ fast will break tbe record as an in­ federal politics.r A* to Dana's Iden that stance ot a deliberate and prearranged Hill must resign the governorship March suicide by a new and peculiarly appalling 4 next, Sheehan said tliiil was only Dana’s route. opinion. Hill should not resign before December, when congress convenes. Re­ Harris ba* been a hopeless invalid for ferring to thi prtvddu'ilial candidacy again Sheehan said it might be either Hill or some lime, and on Due' . 2H he announced Cleveland, but it would he the one who his determination to rtarve himself to death, and has not tasted a mouthful ot fotzl since. He first refused water aha, but wa» told that thirst would ranked rath TOOK NINE MORE BALLOTS.•• horrible in tlw extreme, and Iran iwaIllinalt Lcgl-datore Do Their Daily sented to drink a little water daily. He Vntruitlui Voting. ha* resided with his sister, Mrs. McDow, SpuiNT.HEtJ), Ills., Jan. 27.—Thtfre wan for M-veral year*, and despite threat* ot a full attendance yn the joint session of m-if destruction, tbe first intimatioa hod the legislature yesterday, eVen Adaqi* be­ of his ghastly resolution was wbsu, on the ing in bis seat. Tbe monotony of voting morning of Dec. ift, he ordered his break­ for a United States senator wm promptly fast sent bock to the kitchen untested. begun and for nine successive votes the Since that day no moruel of food Las figure* were—Palmer, 101; Oglespy, Itt); Streeter, 3. There was the usual pOMM-d bis lip*. Karri* is of good family, butch of rumors flying about, and they well known here, and Las relatives in high took tbe fivrtn of assertions ths* Streeter standing in various part* of the state. Hi . wimto.be withdrawn in favor i:fC. n. is n Tcnue.«seran by birth, having bee­ Stella, nud that Oglesby was to be with­ burn iu thnt rtato in 1S47. Hr will Dot r drawn in favor of *<>me unknown. Ex­ ply to appeal* to save his own life, and t> Governor Oglesby arrived in town, and scene last night nt the bouse %f hi* sisT wn> one that can never be forgwtt*hb coining started thj rumor* nfreslu Fricnd* of tins desperate and ubsttab aura had been gathering about himH When ibe roll was in process of being day. calk*! on the thirty-first ballot .Tsnlleueck Nature** Vain Stawggh-s. as his name was called arose, aud in a He lie* in a son of strange stuporn-ly eofioreu* voice said “F.-dmer." Both tbe all tlje time, a condition ot trance-*kleading pariics were struck dumb for a moment, s:\dthen the Democrats checre<L ne*h tbat keep* him oblivious of hi®**roundlhg*, aud of the oorrow fi by But after the roll had been called it washis relative* and friend* althe found thnt Rowand. Democrat, Imd not. frightful fate he is liringte on voted. His nnme was called again, and himself. Occasionally, however, thrOg* he changed the face of things by voting of hunger grow so keen tliat his su'fgs • for Streeter. Republican* clanged from rouse Llin from hi* lotbsrgy. T' be­ amazement to relief while the Democrat* gins a struggle between hi* wiP’vrc felt somewhat les* happy. It wu* ex­ and hi* craving for food. tb® plained that the two men had put up n most horrible feature of e“?rt •*“' little iob for the fun there w< s in it. Bvyyaw, N. Y., Jan, 27.-Spoakcr Will­ iam F. Sheehan has been sptndlng the |uut two days tfitli bis con>tiLuency ^in Buffala • Referring to tbe current ‘talk Chat Governor Hill has spoiled bibchanora for nomination to the presidency by ac­ cepting the ataatorship, Sbeuhaii said to a reporter that he thought th* situation wo* just the other w«y; that the governor hud made a ryaUerly |>olitical stroke in bending to the will of hl* party, which was almost unanimous in favor of the governor taking the seuatorship. In fact, Sheehan «ald, U Governor Hill had taken the opposite courac it might bare rent the party asunder. The senntorshlp was rather h Stepping stone” than a “shelv­ ing”— hi* presidential chance f are more potent,and insistent than ever. variably wi”' SrRlMiriKLM, idn . Jan. 27.—Bill were reduce -tack yard charge* 40 per cenu, the revenue cnmmlwhn'i revenue bill of 18Nk appropriating f-S Xi.OOO for an insane horpftnl In the northwestertf part uf the state: to repeat tbe Merritt conspiracy law. The house adopted resolution* setting apart Feb. 5. for the receiving of sugges­ tion* from county board*, etc., as to need­ fill legislation, and requesting the secre­ tary of state to inform the house fully as to the number, etc., of corporation* in tbe state. A bill was introduced to prohibit the ebarge of nn admbdoQ fed by any monument araocinttan. _ , „ ’ < -■>! WO miv Ul UWBUnujli (.tends have determined to use force h|a endeavor to save Harris’ life. He haaj* ways sabbornly refused to blow a 'physician to be called afl, so far l>as been suflenxl* to punuv his sulcfclalcourse without hindrance, rav.^ that I’fen treaty and supplication. There is liut little doubt that he could have been prevented from starving himself to drakh had mean* been adopted some days ago to force him to receive nourishment in some form. It is now practically too late to save his life. INDIANS ATTACK A RANCH* SWORN TO~UNSEAT INGALLS. Topeka, Kan., Jan. 27,-Lart night ninety-four men in caucus took a\^ulemn obligation to unseat Ingalls al all hazards. Tho Alliance committee yesterday re­ ported the unseating of two Republican members, and ninety-eight legislators voted to adopt the report. There were sev­ eral of tbe Alliance legislators absent, but the Democrats voted with them. All tbe opposition developed was twenty-one votes. The attempt to disrupt tho caucus by flooding the legislature with Grand Army petitions and crowding the streets with Grand Army men ha* failed. The tactics were abandoned, and nine out of ten ot Senator Ingalls’ friends were willing to aUmll that his last hold was gone. It was rumored that twenty-one meu, who had pledged themselves to P. P. El­ der, speaker of tbe house, would not go Into tbe Alliance caucus, and again hope was kindled in tbe breast of tbe senior Ksnss, senator, but at nightfall Elder was th.’ first man who attempted to enter the Alliance caucus rooms. He was not permitted to remain, however, because he was a candidate, bat hla twenty friend* were more fortunate. R. W. Hurt, rep­ resentative from Sedgwick county, and a senatorial candidate, was al-wj refused ad mlltaucn. Tbe first ballot showed Elder, J. F. Willits and Judge Peffer to be the ieadiug candidate*, and it is believed that one of these three will be the nomine*. Latf.il—Judge W. A. Peffer, editor of The Kansas Farmer, was nominated to succeed Senator Ingalls by thr Allianse caucus, which adjourned at I o'clock this morning. Every member pledged himself to stand by the caucus nominee, aud be will be elected. On the nineteenth ' and last ballot tbe vote stood Peffer M. Elder W. Kvvry Alliance member sra* present. ALBAXT, N. Y., Jan. 87.—In tbe assem­ bly last evening Connelly, of New York, offered a rraclttlion protesting against the pitosagu of tbe federal election* bill, declar­ ing it to )<e uuoonstitutiomd. Sohruer then offered a similar reflation, but to the effect tliat if cocgrras aid net oeaae at­ tempts to j»ass the force bill the legislature would rrtn*n to grant an appropriation for New York's exhibit at the World's fair. Referred. OMAH.v,*Nel»., Jan. 27.— Rapid City, S. D.. says: An arrival from Lower Spring creek yesterday brought the dian» uj»on the ranch at Noah Newbaaka shortly after sundown Saturday night. Newbauks, his family and three mea who an- in hi* employ had juatt finiabed their suppers aud were seated *lx®X tietooui discuwuug tbe affairs of the d*y, when, without a moment’* warning, a craahiag of gist* was heard, followed by the report of a rifle. Seising their arm*. 2>*ewbaaka ana bis men rushed out of tbe doors only to meet another volley from a party of In­ dians who had taken a position about 150 yards from, the houap. Blvod-staln*. mv lb* Or***. Fortunately none of th* whiles was in­ jured. They immediately returned tbe fire, and tbe Indians retreated acrawi tho Cbeycnna. A vigilant look-out was kept tl the ranch all night, but the ImUana did not ret urn to the attack. Next momtag stained with blood, and from this it ta thought that some of the Indians were wounded. ___________________ TRAINS MOVING AGAIN. ' Chicago, , Jan. 2A—Tlie strike of eonductore and train dispatebeta on the Chb fected Saturday, the men agreeing that tmplayed. They also made it a condition st going back to work u'.at a talnor official st Huutiugtou should b* discharged, but he saved the company the trouble by Mind­ ing in his resign stloa. which reached ttua rity while the official* of the railway ware considering tbe matter. ( An employe of the company at ble for the .statement that quarters of tho Chicago and Eri rated nt Huntington, together repair shop*, will soon be rrn city. Tbe reason given for h that the company is later at the manifrotatious strikers. Mon than ploy rd by tJbej '*—■ Piehre. S. D., Jan. ST.—Tbe last ballot the following result: Moody, Tl; Tj Harden, ?*; Croae, 15; balance *c« Tbe �SCHOOL COLUMN. :h. teM dtaeWlwa Kboot. = But THIMARKETS Hastings Banner^ Canadian Hne to th* gulf, comes the sam* H » testimony: Faithful teaching unapprecta- HvoMght'^hat the arm Will have to be ted. good need never recognised at tana of sowing, constant effort unseen al time of •4.M3MM calves, 15.0*. Joe Smith his *cnirk * snap ojtt to making. Thane on thr port of the teacher, often wearied and dlw’wrxgvd, diligent Allegan county. He bis an engine iootferf Urv paper: and faithful neverthelam, have placed a on « xtow-buxt and goes around and saw* Llmo-MeHIopstWe pttbbl; waterhn-.c, S; w What to »o When W• Arc Crowded. I generation where they look back with off the old pine stump* about four Incite* PO*t*-^cperbti. This Is a question more easily asked from the ground. He saws this Umber in­ Nt* potatoes-:*. per ?m. than answered, and in treating tbe subjectt respect and fond reverence for the cdticato Khfiigit 3 ami can't supply the demand at Fork—*3 rog** j®. J do not wish any one to think that 1 aml lion of their youth. Pouttry—tart betu>.«; lit* chlckeci. • „ 93.00 per i.ooo. master of the situation. Sgrely. I have turkeyM , chickens droned. *. From a number of school* in vartons not Ixx n asked to Prepare a iraper on tbl* parts of the county samples of work done James Hamilton, of Coldwater. Ic*t hl* subject Inxbum 1 am better fitted thxii any have been received. • Lack of space pre­ night when but three yean, of age- H" Timothy .‘tecd-nelhug al ts.w per ba. one of tbl* body of teachers: and I con' vents the publication of this In the present has been educated however so'that he I* Wheat—Xo. i. white red.w-e only express my views knowing that 1 am baue. bnt hereafter It will be Inserted an racellcnt piano toner, a One musician Ftonr—fs.5C per hundred. ' simply opening the qlmtioo for dlK U»i<m. regularly. Anything that will encourage and hM many other accomplishments tliat Detroit. The one cry of every good teacher Is. “1 teachers and pupil* to persevere In a claw bo probably wouldn’t have had, had he Beans—*5.1-0 per bn for city picked. can teach well. If 1 only had time, bnt I1 of work that ba* been almost wholly neg­ not lost hi* eyesight. Better—iMbiTr. erremerv asaiw; have so many classes, »*> many text books. ’ lected In our country aehoola Is certainly Corn-Ste per bu. Here’s the way they gel a.dHnk In pro­ Dr. This I* not my only difficulty. 1 liaw' worth doing. In a great proportion of lhe perbu. one class In decimals, another of the same language work sent the satuc mistakes hibition South Haven: “Say. landlord, 1 . ._ , . chlckeni. ?e; darn grade In common fractions. I also have found, vlx., words arc not properly divided dropped ray cane through the grate out In tarkeys. llc&ie-. ’ ,,cseveral pupils reading In the fourth reader, at the end of the line. The division M front l>et me take your cellar key*.*’ Wheat—No. 1 white.»e No.2red,Mw who should read In the third. One little1 made In any part of the word without ref­ Exit wiping off mustache. Didn’t find girl bring* a new second reader and 1 write; crence to syllable*. Teachers, instruct any cane, which n>n*t have been carried Cattle-Good to extra Lisgl ro: elioJ. - i a note to her mother saying that the littlei your pupil* on this point. off by rat* or more likely snake*. ’H r-, ''>■ : ।; girl cannot read well enough to read In lihrep and Lambs-Hheep. clipped rh<> that. The mother replies tliat Sarah Jane NEIQHBORINOCOUNTIE8. AN EXCITING RIDE. has it new second reader and that Jennie Hug*-Mctilmn and Mixed W.o&Ki r. Is a* old as Sarah Jane nnd consequently Wayland has a broom factory In active A Ballet Riddled Cab Recall* aa Xoelmust reatl In the second reader. Another operation. pupil who attend* school ail summer wish­ While passing the Metropolitan hotel a es to commence a percentage Another Prof. Dewetts house wo* burned In few days ago my attention was attracted Ixiy who completed common fraction* last South Haven Friday night. winter, but had to stay at home ard work by an ofd and dilapidated looking cab that The Michigan Paper Company, of Plain­ stood iu the long line of carriages in front on the fuftn during the summer, wlshrs to of the hou-1 waiting for fares. It seemed coiumcu< at tiercentage because he aud well. mode $10,000 fast year. Charlie were in the same clans last winter. Julius Houseman has just purchased a so out of place among the twenty or more well kept vehicles that 1 wa» about to ask And so a mulUpllelty of vexation* ques­ SU.OtKi residence in Grand Rapids. the driver, an old man, why he did not tions arise that we are called upon to O. G. Clement, of Kalamarno. Is the paint it up a little, when he autlcipftted my in extending foreign markets. If mere ex­ solve immediately. We cannot liave a possessor of a violin over 150 year# old. question by saying: “I suppose you are tension will bring relief. All thnt is nec­ night to dream out a solution of the prob­ Tba^Refonnor” continually harps upon lem but must answer now. and. upon the Rev. Washington Gardner will lecture wandering bow I m.wigv to make a bring thv iiiiHwsibllity of selling more of <itfr essary i* to offer American wlx at more correctness of our resolution, depend* the before the G. A. IL post in Plainwell next with thl* old col) when I have to cxsmpeie wheat! com and meat to England unless cheaply than foreigners’ than Indian and success or failure of our work in the school with such fine looking vehicle* as one see* month. Russian wheat and northwestern farmers room. on Broadway. I don’t know just bow I • we buy more cotton cloth, woolens and Some amateurs from Battle Creek will manage to do it myself, but 1 make a fair Our secretary is trying to grade our hanlwjre. from England. He therefore ad- can easily double their foreign sales. But soon present tbe “ Mikado" to a Charlotte living, and somehow or other I bare al­ is any farmer foolish enough to suppose achools, but In this he has great difficulty. virates a reduction in the duty of those ways neglected to get it painted. audience. that this would bring relief? Ills’ misfor­ If It can be accomplished, much of our “There h a story connected with it, and difficulty will vanish; but many of tu things |n> that more of them will be Im­ Iteport lias It tliat tbe outlook for an tune hi the past has been tliat he ha* been teachers are loth to । have anything new. If you come th I* way some time again Hl ported.? Hi* reasons for advocating this abundant crop of |>e*cbea around Fennville tell it to you.” obliged to do too much of this trying to un­ We are In a mt. and absolutely refuse to Is splendid. policy tei that the American fanner will Niblo’s had not yet opened its doors, and dersell tliv Ru.sslan and the Hindoo. The be helped out. To those teachers I will M. W. Rogers. ’ a Fennville saloonlsL offeriug tbe old man a cigar L pressed him then Slid a more exUmtled market abroad. say that they must step down nud out. lessons of that competition ought to for­ The teacher’s work I* progressive, and the paid S315 last week for keeping bls saloon to tell the yarn. Let u* talk with yon a bit on this subject. ever cure biin of any desire to be placed In time I* not far distant when teaching will open July 4th. “Do you see those little hole* iu the Mr. Ketormer. A cream of tartar baking powder, IlixLett back! Well, they were mud* by bullets, a ixMltloii where his main dependence will be confined to those that are well versed in Allegan county psjiers are booming Of course you will admit tliat if we im­ and the ride during which tbe old cab wm of all In leavening strength.- t'. S. Governrest on such a poverty producing market modern methods. Judge Arnold for the nomination of port goads they will not be made here. riddled w.*s the most exciting one I ever One essential thing is to keep your pu­ We believe that the fanner will see that pil* busy. It is necessary to find pleasant Supreme Judge. had In thirty years’ experience. It hap­ The uirti mployed In making them under his chief reliance must be on hi* home and proiitablc work for the little ones In The Smith Middlings Purifier suit will pened during tbe draft riots. One morn­ •ur present tariff must go nt something T. GAMBLE. ♦ market now absorbing 95 per eent of hl* district schools, where the many studies of i be fried In Charlotte as a change of venue tag early I wns down near the Battery. clee. Foreign workmen, on the other • Physician %tid Surgeon. There had been rumor* of trouble far sev product* (except cotton and tobacco) and the little larger pupils fake so much of Uie Iras been obtained. brad, will receive additional employment eral days, aud we expected it every moteacher’s time and attention. I have taught DELTON, MICH. rapidly approaching the point where it Tbe new water works system in Cold­ school where the age of the pupil* ranged la caking goods for our Increased purOffice at hotel for the present will absorb the other five’per cent also. from tour to twenty years, and the branch­ water will be in active operation by the “A gentleman who came down town told cha-s. Yau must acknowledge that this me that the rioters were out in force at 'Die lesson of the short crop* of this year es tanght Included tbe primer and algebra. I middle of February. ■gtagetnent I* -more favorable to foreign There hasn't l>een a death in Otsego In last, and thinking that my cab, which wax should teach him bow rapidly price* rise and all lhe intermediate branches. In tha»o American labor. But we also rethen new. wax safer in the stable, I started such a case, one cannot give much Hun* to as domestic consumption approaches pro­ the little ones, wbo are just beginning three months. They haven’t time to die up Broadway. Near Canal street I heard mem-r tliat y<»u, expect yonr policy to ■In tint hustling place. HASTINGS. MICH. duction. Under no other condition* can moImioI life. What then shall we do to in awful shouting, and ax I reached the W»or»*ian make up for this Immediate Samuel J. Way. a highly n-*] ’ ected resi ­ corner I saw an army officer running to­ keep them quiet and profitably employed? taawt*. in benefit* to the farmer to higher price* be reallxrd; and higher prices dent of Martin, died last week from the ward Broadway followed by a mob of f uily A box of letters, originally designed for come ha extended foreign nmakets'for are the necessary and the only remedy aix hundred men and boy*. 1 started to playing tlie game “work-ninking," gives effects of lifting too hard. his ptLee. We shall try to be fair with which can cure tbe ills of American agri­ my children much plcasnre. The little Jas. E.*Smltii jumped Into the river at drive away, but a* I naw lhe mob gaining . ones enjoy this work so well that older ones Dlalnwell last week aud rescued two on him I stopped and shouted to him to you »at>al! give your position on this culture. jump into tbe cab, Tlie assertion that our purchases from begged tbe same pleasure. 1 occasionally young lads from a watery grave. , point restful and cam!id consideration. granted It to them as a reward for a good “He just reached it in time. A* he If yjWHeve tliat the mere fart -of our any foreign nation determine tint amount Bert Noble, a 14 year old boy living in pulled the door shut the leader of tbe mob. recitation in a difficult le*son. haying le of English mill owhers will of it* purchase* of us can be called nothing A* 1 stated before, a teacher often finds Batllc^Creck. was drowned Friday, while reached tbe cab and tried to ojreu the door. skating upon a lake near that city. less than a blunder. All tbe facts ami pupils In a district Mhool deficient in the I heard the report of a piatol and raw the in itself <j,.e Eng’ish grain merchante to ground they have been over. If you turn Herman Bell, principal of -the public pursuer fall with a bullat in hi* brain. tmy ®nrQierican wheat yoa are labor- fignre* of commerce directly contradict iL them back, you discourage them aud very Then we started. My bone was a spirited tov-nadatelusion. The grain inerelrant Doesn't Governor Bole* really know that likely incur the ill will of the parents, school at Scotts, was arrested last week one, and although be went footer that day has veiy f -timent about him and England, when she refuses to Buy our something that fa for our interest to avoid. for punishing a 15 year old angel too titan ever before in his life tbe nwb conseverely. Ifta his whtf'- he can get it lhe wheat, presumably because we do not buy 1 gave my class in percentage an advance A Kalamazoo collector owns the manu­ ‘•eapre; Vou have only to v,, w at tbe more liberally of her, turns to Russia, the lesson and also asked them to see bow script of "My Country ’tis of Thee." 'Hie iniuuU-s tbe rear end looked like a sieve. r”«»rd /tagland’s purchases of jn country of an almost prcMfe’uve tariff, many could do the work of the class In fractious for a review. 1 do nut make autograidi of the author. Rev. S. F. Smith Tire army officer then took a hand in lhe Parent «>« to be convinosd of tut. which buys -'fEuclaF'11’''')- one-sixth the these reviews compulsory but tried to make I* appended. pistol practice and the way he dropped the Ma**h<n> almost a juiohtbltive tariff, is an Uww uiu of Russia's sales to the United them appear to the children what they Mrs. Jnlla E. Stewart wa* Injured by a rioter, wta* a caution. Before we reached *n o and always bated enemy of Kingdom? So easy does tariff-walled Rus­ really were, a privilege. They became defective sidewalk In Kalamazoo ft0.000 Grand street I believe be shot at least ton hkijrb.d mid boys only one-sixth a* much sia find ttie task of selling its wheat that vety popular, made the Hasses more Inter­ worth, so she think*, and ha# sued the city men, and seeing that they were only tar­ get* they finally stopped and we got away. ftomRngland as we do: yet to-day Rus- at present It rules the English market a* esting. and affpnied a healthful stimulus for that amount to both old and young pupils. . ‘The officer gave m» *300 and the ride I .•taawheat Is in undisputed control of the ihefollowing front the Millstone of Decem­ Jack Brady was stabbed by Charles A slate and pencil are ludispenslble and Modish pratkrt- In 1889. uocordtag to ber shows: profitable In keeping the little ones busy. Cornell in a Battle Creek saloon row last The old cab driver stopped talking, a Russia, which bull element* placed with Beads are somettmes useful In the school week. Tbe wound is painful but not the •'Stainman Y’ear Book." Eagland room, large ones of different colon being serious. Both were arrested. gentleman and lady left the hotel, and benght oaky 3,803.250 quarten. -of our n crop failure, raised an average, and her shipment* are now so heavy as to leave prepared for this purpose. The beads John Davis was caught last week short­ after looking at the well kept carriage*, wheat and 4.284,325 quarters from RuMla. help the children to gain an Idea of colors stepped into tbe bnllrl riddled cab, gave our own shortage oat of question in in­ Those fuct* ought to convince yon that It fluencing British markets, and we now nnd numbers. School rewints are another ly after he had burglarized a store In the order, “Grand Central depot,”and in a Watches. Clocks, Jewelry. Scotts. The probability Is that he will la price alone which detenukieti the grain have the unpleasant knowledge that Eu­ thing. 1 know there nne some people that epend a good long time in the state prison. moment the old time vehicle was rattling would have the teacher live in an atmos­ up Broadway,—New York Telegram. rope is longer dependent upon America murchanfs purchases, and that the only for breadstuff*. British markets are full, phere even above promises and rewards, Otsego Iras a Y. M. C. A. that is in a very hope American farmers cati liave-of aelllngand there is little sens,- In shipping wheat but the Book of books promises a “Grown prosperous condition. The association I* PROTECTION ■are wheat to England la tn sell it more snd flour away fronwwbat will be toe best of life" to those that are faithful unto thinking ot building a gymntisiumknd one OR FREE-TRADE.' death. Surely It I* M ft> for a teacher to public spirited man offer# to give S500 as a cheaply than the Bimslon offer* his wheat market in the world before the crop year aid on suggestions cotning from such n starter. Is out Ton cannot dodge this concliudon. WHICH? source. If Aue^iean farmers can be led astray We apprehend, however, tliat yonr cen­ John Thompson was arrested 25 year* Ono Instance in my experience I will re­ Do you want to beep thoroughly tral thought Is thattiie farmer ncednot de­ by lhe arguments presented by Governor late. One day the lesson was unusually ago by the sheriff of Eaton county for IXEW YOltKr posted oo lhe effects of lhe New 1 To inspire my little pneti to stealing sheep, and served hi# time. The pend on mere Mm’.iment for meoeased Boies, then we confess tliat the future of difficult. other day he was arrested again for steal Tariff. Law, as sbow£ from week-to ■ak*i of American wheat abroad. Your the republic 1* discouraging, for II* destiny 1greater effort I said. “I will show all of tag horses you tliat haVe a perfect lesraoo the wheels roaswi thnt-our additional purchases from largely depend* upon the farmers, the jIn my watch. When I heard the recitation, Seem* as if the rabbits in Allegan county Do you want to know al! about the abroad will increase the consumptive ca- most numerous and independent class of <even my dull boy. my boy whom I had ought to licgin to be thinned out One policy of Protection and have an voters in the nation. Bat we do not be1thought bopelewly stupid, recited ns well hunter over there lias killed tlSO this reason pnakty -of foreign countries, and in t|ds answer .to every false statement »-> 1 the rest. so far, and it hasn’t been much of a year for way will create ,a greater demand for lleve that they are ready to reject tbe as A roll of honor I* a great help to ttnrac rabbit* either. ’4|c Free-Traders? • The Aggressive Republican Journal American food products. Let u* examine teachings of Washington, Jefferson. Hnm- j teachers, it certainly awakes an enthusIlion, Clay. Webster. Greeley. Grant and j Of lhe Metropolis this notion carefully. Joseph Al way's child got hold of some lam that is helpful Then subscribe for your home When yon turn a British workingman Lincoln for tbe false doctrines of the later Another very essential thing is order. ■capsules containing morphine at their A NEWSPAPER ron. THE KASSAS paper and lhe American Etoxoiu.-f. JAs noon a* the pupil begin* school we borne In Otaega Tbe doctor worked hard hrto a connuuier of wheat by MtUng him day “reform" saints.—Economist. for several lx>ur» and finally pronounced Founded December l.L 1SST. published weekly by tho American should Inspire him with a profound love , at wort making good* for the American tbe child out of danger. Protective Tariff League, New York. The Triliumr acknowlegcs the recvfpi of for order. Stop often and always when market do not think that you have turned! there are any signs of disorder, ana, after Local sluffiper* In Kalamazoo had a prize (Sample copy free). The Eccnoii : i> him lute a consumer of American wloat j a bright new tin can made of the first a titne. victory will be your* and or*4. fieht the other night for a purse of H.50. an acknowledged authority on Pro­ Heavens first law," will reigu. Mure Tbe kioer got 50 cento which hardly paid Htataticw show that such a one buy* «j | American tin plate manufactured by tection and should be widely read. the average only four or five dollars' worth Mewra. Norton Bros, Of Chicago. Its ap- efficient work can be done in one dav iu a fur the court piaster necessary to hold himThe Pre** l» the organ of no faction*; school room when: order predomiunle* sefr together after the scrap. The yearly subscription of lhe Ecu-- •• peyaace tadlcate* Uie quality to be er^al tlian in a week in tbe rt»om wltere ttie av n<> Wim’ bMB 1,0 an,InO!‘lil«8 to MtBT is <3, but we have made a Eabm Rapids ciiiretii are making an «tf American ugriaultural product*. Tbe to the best foreign make. As to foe price, teacher Is forever qaarrellhg with the special arrangement with the pub­ effort to get up a stock company with tbe manuficLureia iu their circular accom ­ clawj nnd class ruhau Study your puplla. good* which be make* bi England, when1 Tht most remarkable Newspaper 813.000 capital and erect a bath house, so lishers by which we ’can send imported taio this country, prevent the panying tbe can say: "These same cans for we all acknowledge the great variety of i Success in New York. human nature with which we have to deal. thattbe city will get some of the benefits you the Economist for one year and ®ptoymtati of an American workingman. Condense your ctaaae* aa much as poaot- of ' the mineral water underneath 1L ----------- --«i maktag wnllar goods, who with his in Baltimore, the great center of the can­ ble. Prepare your wort. No matter bow u.A **~*cha**'“* man wants to locate < hmp W.L valmr ^nutlon, uxl |r»«l, MORTGAGE SALE. fcmiiy wobld ootiMMDe several hundred ned goods business, last August and toog a teacher has taught a branch, when bls whip factory in some Michigan eity pteee I* the ooiomns or n» Pnw. ’k”" U* btl«hlr’t Edllori.l daUars’ worth of American farm products. September at « per 10Q—toog before the he carrira a new clans through It hr n<H9i* The Allegan papers think that after toting to refnsh his own mind before going lute •one Mlmllar Valuable Initltation. they ought >•« policy would be duadvan- McKinley hill was ptSMsL" Let us stop clam. Study the methods ot remducling n>. I’m, Sand., Kdlikm b. . ,pi«did sod recorded u» tbe office of tbe iegistrr oi to Make extra efforts to get this one. nSLJ!,l>'r “,r'ri"» s' dixuier pail. Let u taro Lack to tbe toft .rO°“ °f lhe IMper »UI ln topic oc interest. its be content till confident tbat you have «xI*”*. Wert), Edition eoohdn. .11 t^datorfa^ nottwi ttew sum at two hnndr. •: modulallng D " lly So,-V Tte SrxhpBnmrat n»p,o4rt >romMlJ “ Jv> exception. He K^iey high price* aod a^uote tbetr figure* teveaty Mx dollars and ninety eenu. and un bBl Ibe mill hand, bad exeniroUlmd Iht T® doltar# provldid Ear tt»K wbo oannol afford tbe Dot), suit or proceedin'' Hbbb, Imlon- the bode to,, .rrimt Tint part of Governor Boise's speech at tjir Reform club dinner which set* forth। ■ Uw tanner's chief g ?«nd of eorapW'” . *gairt a protective tariff, and suggest* the' MABIHALL L. COO) ■ remedy for this complaiit, w*» “ follows: He (tUS farmer) must have a market for hi* surplus production* hi r*relg° Unlike the manufacturer, he Pn~uc2? largely more than the heme market win take. The most iinpurtatt question there­ fore, for him to consider fe» l»ow to extend lhe market* for his prodacts. Nothing !s more plain than the fact t|:at If we sell t<> foreign nations we must Imy of them. Ao nation could long pay In Mold for any con­ siderable amount of imports and escape bankruptcy. It follows lijre.-i*tibly that a St Ue eonvru- tariff that keeps the prodiwt* of any for­ eign nation out of our markets imi«t to a tta , wtlt be held la »nts dty on considerable extent keep ours out of its gt<ci»n.4V.y»H*v*nv ,lrth‘ market, and inasmuch as ihc farmer* of nt 4* Court !»<>“*•• f“’'«b”un wiU the country supply throc-tburtlw of all our tS toumhwoC deleewe* to which exports, they are the chief sufferer* from any police tbat arcompliRhrs such a result nte iar the rereWkin candidateUor roj. This Is the pith of lhe whole si»eech. It ■ in i>OLone delerate for each 25 votes, and ,l i* A*nr t>10 '2fi_ means slinply that tbe present agricultural BX:”:::::::::::: 1 depression./vhlcb. a* Mr. Boise admits Is Jobnitow »............ .1 due to low prices, is to be relieved, accord­ N-npleGrove......... < Orangeville.............. 5 ing to tne “reform” theory. by an exten­ Prairieville............... « Rutland ............. 11 sion to the farmers foreign markets. Now. cit? Thornapple............ *1 <’»’> Woodland................ « extension Is just what the farmer does not cm ....... .......... <■ Yankee Mpring*....... < need. Ill* market* are now extended City Total number of doh-tates. K...... ,, , caucui notice* at once to the Hint- enough. He ha* no difficult} lb selling NbRU^ oook, chin. Rep. Co. Com. all the grain he can raise at some price. ri KXXAKTnSi. Sec'y. What he wants is u better price for what he doe* sell. There need bq no difficulty Haatlngs, ThnjKtaJ. Jan- 1881' We publish herewith the greater part off the excellent paper read by Mrs. Smith atl the lost meeting of the association. lack: of spare prevent* the publishing of the en- editorial notes. SSL ’akiH6 POWDER Absolutely Cure. C F. R. PANCOAST, The Press FOR 1891. DAILY. SUNDAY. WEEKLY CircilatimiZDover IDO,DOO ATTsY . conies "** »>ukeu>e •r tbe MeKinky bill, upaeia ail the free power will be fell. Tbere la nothing for which the eye la more available than the laduttiT IB uk United SteM. year* from now the enemies IL Tbe Wertljr h ..nleodkl .ute Utnte. >•» —. TBb “1"^? *■» ”0 D*Wl-, .Btwte. to ptatoite LoMen on Ute UipByer, o< Ute Kate. Tbirt AS an advertising medium „ poM nonti iroat ty «rf tuatua JOteewImnair THt PRESS. W^l^llmrmrbot.lLTim^t.ndeh^p. <Wt !?«—*-——--------- • ... • yMd without a thought « Mtitkm PuttiM XJI of tbewe IltXte thh^u^X 16.00 2.60 my experience which the Cobden club—Detroit Daily Tribune.. —'?J B,UI' Cr"* >~,b >— of twenty- IW <mlr, and tacrtbea as from a !^r ^T2nK uw*1 «* ktiMMB* w«« on<‘ MSnfiwmuokF. �Hastings Banner. Hasting* Thursday, Jan. 29, 1891. w. R COOX. Local Editor. ..... ...... ........ .W” nVlCTV Ul uuinerert mail, n twr ie-ime, Irniito granary. Knot wrll :><>d tinrvrn aud s>m<» jj.si.1 trail h . raised <in the pt*****. Tins farm will t*e sold cheap iw*d nn c'ixy j mu. A»v>u« wHlilni to bay address U Frank Bihhrln. Koekford. Mich. LOCAL NEWS. Circulation thin week - - - *2,(XJ0 . “Dirt Cheap?' —See form for sale else­ where. The 6tId*FiiQoas gave a imnqnet Thurs­ Married. Jan. 22nd, by the itev. A. D. Grigsliy, at the Prwbyterian parsonage, Hastings. Prof. James IL Clark, .to Miss Effie Meek, bothrof the Woodland school. Dr. Andrus nas secured the right to manufacture a metal roofing for rubber plates, which entirely doe* away with sore mouth and that burning sensation caused by a rubber plate, besides making a light and dnrabh- set ot teeth. Those desiring a new set of teeth should call on him and hi- will show you a sample. We understand that V. A. Y'oung has leased the Fonf* hotel, and expects to take fiossesaion February 1st. It Is Mr. Young’s intention to run It as a firat-class dollar und dollar nnd n half a day house. Mr. Young Is an experienced hotel man. and oue who will aim to meet the favor of all patrons. We wish him success. PERSONAL MENTION. The plate glate to being pul In tbe bcw Fuller-Beebe block. Travel nn Hie railroad seems to bo wry light at tbe present time. A dandy ladies rubber nt Holden & Hire’s Herlk Snyder was Iu Grand Rapids over for ouly 25 ccute per pair. Sunday. ’ •'t’Soow In Texas, and New Mexico and Mrs. Anna Mason was in Grand Rapid? , । ",e wwt* Spal“ and Italy burled in snow." Tuesday. , । and yet not u flake in |hr great bauaita belt George Osborn was In Grand Rapid-! .lt Michigan. Something is wrung with Saturday. j it)B elementa. Sheriff Benham was in Bellevue Thurs­ day. Ben Lunn Rockford. Lit Robinson has purchase.! lhe <lrnyy udshiess of M. F. Cross, and, will make « > bld 1.1,4 for patronage. . 1 I. has Im M 1.H.I Lit had Ma good ' Rev. W. M. Puffer la on fchc sick list deni of,practical experience at teaming und thia week. wHLflv duubt receive his share uf work, Mode Rich, of Charlotte, sjieui Suiiday I^^lie 1*. of L held a county convention in this city. 1T.i tills city yesterday, and elected the fol" ’ Is visiting his parents I> . Rev. A. D. Grigsby will prvsrb next Sunday, Feb. ist. In tin- morning «» •Head yet living," and In the evening “The niiMJii." being tho fourth of bis astro­ nomical talks. The young people’s society of Christian Endeavor meets nt the Presbyterian church next Sunday nt <5 o’clock. Topic, "Chosen of Christ—Christian Endiravor day,” John Li, 9-10. To be led by E Itetirooi. Tin* program for the C. L. 8. C.. which meets at Mrs. W. bf Goodyear’s, Friday evening, Jan. 80, '91. is U4 follows: Roll call responded to by quotations from Milton. Outline history of. England. Clement Smith. ■ . . From Chancer to'Tennysoh. Mrs. Hjcki, ■ Music. Minnie Evans. Studies in Astromony, Mrs. Z. B. Hoyt. England after the Norman conquoat,Mr«. L. K. Stauffer. . Recitation, A Day, India Busby.’ Synopsis, A Norman Lady, Miss Bidlock. Critic. Mrs. Chas. Hoyt. Tbe donation \ud social held at the so­ ouw here last week and brought a thor­ oughbred Durham calf of !). K- MeElwaln for the purpose of feeding tom fur World’s fair. After be bought lhe calf he Mid he sold II was lhe bent one be had ever seen. Ml Townley Is one af the in-xt feeders iu the west He exhibited a calf at tbe Chicago Fat Steak Show in Chicago la«t yrar,:l«0 days old that weighed 1.135 pounds and won first premium and a spec­ ial prize,. He also purehaaed fiyo fat rattle and 20 sheep of Mr. McElwain. Reul Mutate Tran»f«r«. Following ate the real estate trunsfeni of the week ending Jan. 36. 1891. as taken from the books in register's office:' John Lkihty to Franklin F. Thomm; lot* No. j ana 2 one a, city. tm. Albert 1‘arkvto John (Yawford; 40a see 34 Carlton. 81 ~K). , II. J. Martin to Martha J. Martin. !«*«« -J9 and 21 Ca>Urton. gt.TMS. Will. A. Durvfo to 1. N. Keeler; 100a .-re 7 Irv­ ing, 81,443. | J. J. 1'olter to Sarah Beigb; lot NashYffie, ‘ .1° J. Potter to Flavius Felphner; lot NashvfH*, Jowks officers: • C. S. Wiiltcomb'is suffering an attack of Pres.-'-Win. II. Merri-k. rheumatism. Vice Pres.- Gilbert Latham. Rem-.-inber when you want your eyes Jas. Wickham was In Grand Rapids Sec.— Morey I. Terple. fitted for glcasiMi that Dr. Lowry has tin­ Glovrs n’.iJ talih i>> ut ru*?. at Holden & best possible npparatua for testing lhe eye. over Sunday.. - Treas —Mr*. Ja.ob Wolf. Hire's, to close Hu nt t ut. 1 Guide—Evert Patton. and securing the proper kind of glasses. Clarenoo Pennock, of Delton,'mu hi the Sentinel—Fred Llnnlngton. A Michigan’bi.nl lioran was tbe first one He also has a large stock of the very fines: city hist week. During the two years 1889-90 it cost spectacles and eye glas^a. nud does not Sarah Forshy to Jermlah V.innockw;»* to enter the 2:30 list tn W. J. Dibble, of Marshall, wai In the SVJC.ahl, or an average of $18:; per man 23 Barry. SLOTS. : subject those deslriiifrto purchatM.- glares Ella Tasker to'Isaac Raymoud; 10a »>X 23 A loafeu ought to get rich fur he always through him to any delay. He has a fine city Saturday. to run the State prison. Thu earnings ciety rooms on Jun. 18lh, for the benefit of Rev. J. W. Mien,, was a grand suwx’ss. Hk\A.VlnteM to L W. Hathaway; 2ta sec31 has a corner on;the L«*st street. wi-r. i'.«T.'.4 >, thu* leaving a surplp* of stock of the best made goods. Jas. L. Wilkins returned from Grand $40 lielng tlia amount raised. The United Woodland, *«». . $1,161. Nearly $20,000 worth of perma ­ Wanted—a good active boy to learn the Every imsslble effort Is being mstlc to Rapids Friday. J. W. Hathaway lo Wm. Pett>nc>H;«*me.*n». nent Improvements were made. The aver­ Brethren extend their thanks to all who printer’s trade. ■ Call at this office. A. Elack to Frank D. Black; ’itntercstot el£ induce pension claimants to communicate Clement Sinltli went to Canada Tuesday age daily number In prison during the two were Instrumental In its success. lot -M0 cite. *11400. Landlord Varker has purchased some directly with the ^oyimlssloner of pension?, ou legal business. years wav'330, a decrease of 10 from tlie Joseph to Edward Jobm; S3* sec 4 Bal­ The program of last week’s C. L 8. C. timore, sc;Ixwau instead of pressing their claims upon joo. cleKWiit new chairs fur the Hastings house. . Mrs. James Clarke went tu Kalamazoo | previous two years, Sixty of the inmates ! was not published on account of nn overJ. K. Bulb to Itoaa McIntosh; tot 7S Delton, members of congress and other officials.1 } me !u for crimes Invoking life ­ Monday to visit fronds. r 1 sight. A very pleasant evening was spent $40. What a curiosity a newspaper would be Tile commissioner ot pensions declares Jacob Jordan to Catherine Geiger el al; par\ Last evening nt the residence of the lx»wever Jan. 23d at the rooms of Dr. ' hat was edited -to atilt everybody exactly. and emphasizes the statement that nil \ Mrs. Julia Willison visited friends iu bride’s "mother. Mis* Sadie Tinkler was Timmerman and mother, and the following eel el:ta0glulnal. County Clerk Brice issued orders claims presented directly to the pension Kalamazoo over Sunday. united In mnrrlago to Mr. Harvey Allen, interesting program was carried out: following.i» the list of jurors drawn airtountnigto 8S89.ll tor sparrows last department will receive tu. prompt atten­ Roll call, responded to bj- examples of for tlie next term ft tlie circuit court: tion as If submitted through a gavenimetii John Pendergnst started Monday on a of Cleveland, Rev. W. M. Puffer |»erforniyear. Ing the ceremony. Invited friends of the correct use of “shall" and “will." ■ official. business trip to Chicago. Johu Kipp—Johnstown. high contracting parties were prewut. and Outline History of England. Miss Sable There were p.7 mortgage* discharged F. M. Quick—Maple Grove. 'On the llth day -of July last, JatUM Mrs. ’ E. J. McKIwnln relumed from witnessed tlie cerenymy, after which re ­ aud nine mew . mortgages recorded last Beadle. W. Stocking—Orangeville. Seeley, of Maple Grove, broke out of the Muskegon sick fast week. ' freshments were. served. Mr. nnd Mrs. From Chaucer to Tennyson, Mrs. N. a ’•ek. Ira Blanchard—Prairieville. Alien left last evening for Cleveland. Prod ninth has bought the George county Jail nnd made good hls escape. Bailey. D. H. Cook and wife, of Eaton Rapids, Hannible Marble—Rutland. Though the officer* were winfident of his The good wjahes and congratulations of । Religious History uf England, Mrs. M. W. D. Gardner—Thornappte. i >ennis residence property on West Center recapture yet they could npt get any were in the city last week. friends follow them. Hicks. Epb. Lucas—Woodland. street definite trace ot him so that they could C. M. Weaver attended to some legal English Towns, Miss Kittle Beadle. While Mr. and Mrs. F. D. Hire were M. A. Baldwin—Yankee Springs. When A. Blnck A Sod’s brick block Is go and gt-t hitu without much trouble. business in Hillsdale Friday. driving to bis father’s home near Bellevue ^*fhe M. E. social will lie entertained by Chas. Tuckerman—Assyria. Sheriff Henham got a clue last week and •oUipletcd it will be one ut the prettiest in Zoe Denton, of Vermontville, visited but week, their horse became beared und Mesdnuies O. D. Spaulding. Willison, A. L. Mattison—Baltimore. went over near Olivet aud arrested Seeley, the county. Jumped to the side of the road tipping the Black, Clark, Dennis. Bowne, J. L. Reed. friends in the city last week. Henry Selble—Barry. wbu hail his examination Monday and buggy over. Mr«. Hire was picked up Wm. Durkee—Carlton. Bowue & Comb's bank at Middleville plead guilty. Editor Godfrey, of Freeport, was n Insensible, but soon regained conscious­ Ryerson aud Pryor, and the Misses Min­ Oscar Warren—Castleton. lias been changed into a state bank with u nie Evans. Viola Willison, Edith Pryor caller at this office Saturday. ness. Her face was cut so ns to require Charles Reed, wbo had been tor n long Thus. Fisher—Hastings Township. capital of $25,000. and Grace Dunning, at the residence of O. time failing as a result uf consumption, several stitches being taken. Mr. Hire Mni. Geo. Richmond, of Grand Rapids. J. L. Reed-City. D. Spaulding on Wednesday afternoon of Fishing through the tee reems to be the died Monday afternoon at one o'clock. Is in the city visiting friends. escaped with a badly shaken up constitu­ next week. Refreshments served from 5 Jacob Cress—City. prevailing spurt now days, and some good He had been sick for about three years, tion. and declares that he don’t want to Orville Otis—Hope. .1. W. Briggs, of Bowens Mills, was hi meet with n similar accident again very to 7, to which a cordial welcome is extend­ catches are reported. and was nearly 58 years age. He wns a John Texter—Irving. ed to all. the city yesterday on bualness. soon. i . ' Alex Moon—Johnstown. Wm. McPherson died in Kalamazoo last loyal soldier during lhe war. an earnest The Fitzgerald poet No. 125, and the W....... ........ Will Dolph, of Bellevue, was in the city • An old gentleman named Robinson, liv­ Chas. 1*. Kenney—Mgole Grove. week. His funeral was tpjld at his home memlier of Fitzgerald post. G. A. IL. aud R. C. No. KM) will hold a Joint meeting at a man who bad a ho«t of fru-nds. Of a ] last week calling on old friends, ing in Hope? and bls wife had some trouble Jos. Kelley—Orangeville. In this city Thursday. G. A. IL hall Saturday. Jan. 81, at 7 o'clock quiet, retiring - dispi-sitiuii. Ik* yet had ,, . . , , recently, and the latter told the U. 8. N. H. Orr—Prairieville. those element* of character which win . ' snArman returned from a An injunction has been issued in the marshal at Grand Rapids .that her lord In the evening. By order, of commander, Fred Linington—Ruttaiar.. case of Strong vs. Hughet- in regard to the nnd retain lasting friendship. Funeral | v s 1 n (,mnd Ifap'ds Thursday. Fraxk Staxlev.was guilty of jiension frauds; that he was Henry Marsh-4ThornaypUp­ mill property at Irving. from his late home yesteiday afternoon at | Dr. Young nnd H. Znachnftt, of Nash- n bold, bad man: that he lived near n john Hines—U'oodlaad, Marriage Llrentea. two o’clock. | vllh*. were in the city yesterday. swurnre and that uu|t*m n po«M* surround­ No Burdette Briggs—Yankee Springs. We cun hardly say that we have had n Kame and Residence January thaw ytet, but tire weather is Cha*. Cox—Assyria. Each purchaser of $25 worth of good- of ! Mrs. U L. Holloway, of Kalamazoo, vis­ ed hl* home and nabbed him, he would run I Milo R. Colvin. Middleville Into Un- vwamp ami escape. Accordingly about as good as that which comes Inter E. W. Morrill ft On. will be given a tin i Cora Mulligan " C. Stanton—Baltimore. ited friends in the city last week. > Jacob lnes«*n'>lce. Woodland two heavily armed deputy U. 8. marshals crayon portrait of himself or any friend he I ... A. J. Bradley—Barry. i E»zaJ>«tb IliH " dnln.. ni~.rfn.pb l~. In, . pl.otopT.pl. I , Mr. Worth, M.-.d ... .-.IM toClrfr- arrived in the city from Grand Rapids tbe Geo. S. FuHer*-Cariton. i Bartie B. Kparks, city I2t In the wre»tlin< match last week N. T. wlth Mr. Morrill. Tbe portn.il 1. tunil.bl"< wc*k b’ ,bv rfr»nrM ot her other evening, gut deputy U. 5. marshall i KlUe -Woodard " Idamond Injured ihis leg so seriously, that ed free of all expense to the customer. nwu,cr’ V room an to go with them, to am&t Robin­ i James IL Clark. Woodland The following was clipped from the fKffleO. Meek " the -he next uressUng match will lime to be son. When they got to hi* house, they Bnt the latter must pay for tbe frame and Nashville News: Friend Soules, of this C. W. Mlx’r returned from a trip jMwtponed for some time. glass, and these are furnishfd nt first cost. through the northern part ot the State found n treble oh! man. and a cripple at The Telegraph has previously men Lion- township, was called tu LaMoure, Dak., that, who offered no resistan.-e and made ed the fact tliat a movement wns on foot John L. Sullivan, the ikoted pugilist, is Sample* of the portrait* <’»» be *een in Monday. Saturday, by a telegram stating tliat hl* no attempt to escape. A more ettafrinned fltvsurvey .the country la-tween thia city son there had received serious injuries in now traveling through the state with a Morrill A Go.’* window, nnd they an- very Mr. and Mr*. Frank Campbell left Sat­ lot uf fellows than those deputies yon will concert company and Is living mercilessly meritorious pictures. Ticket* will be giv­ j nnd Marcellus, with it view of connecting an areident. The particulars of the un­ guyed by the pitas «*f the slate. What a en out and credit .toward the portrait made urday for a vblt with relatives In Detroit never see. Uncle Ike was particularly Kalamazoo with the Grand Trunk railroad. fortunate affair, as given by the Ij«Muure • put out, and felt so cheap yver lhe affair, .Such a scheme is u6w not only on foot but Chronicle, arc as follows: with each {itirchasi . It is not necessary and Fenton. fall is there! that he got out of the rig on the return the actual work has begun.. At noon to­ tbat the $25 worth of goods be bought nt Mr. and XJra. F. B. Hire were called tn. J. M. Soule, the bright and capable fore­ While working around his barn last om- time. Bellevue, last week by tbe serious Hlnete trip, when near the M. E. church and day Civil Engineer Frank Balch and assist­ man of the Boynton farm, just west of th«y week, a ladder that Sam Garrison was walked home rather than’ 4a* -ecu riding ants GSen Balch. Clande Syke*. IL L. city, met with a very serious accident. standing on slipped nnd be fell hurting We would like to call tbe attention of of his father. through street with such a feeble Ames Jay White, Charles Winner and Monday afternoon. He had been in town ' . himself. so that he has to use a cane now uur readers to nn Item on the editorial ____ _J. J. Parkhurst returned to her d.-MM-Mtfo. Mrs. page, clipped from the Detroit Daily | home In Chicago. Monday, after visiting ^Tuessday last, the workofraising920.090 Gahlde Peters left to commeuce the work and was on his way home, driving a team to get around. . of the survey, beginning at a point im-! of horses attached to u lumber wagon, In Tribune ut Sunday test. I „ buuday There is nothing relative* In this city. • There Is not much danger of an Ire stock for a chair and tnbrc factory in this mixliately southwest of the ‘city and run-1 which was a large gasoline st$ve. As be vprv remarkable r.-niBrlrn!,!.- in In the tlu. write-up wrirp.nn of ni* the th.. ' so very famine in the city this year, as several Mr. aud Mre. C. K Smith. ______ of ________ Grand city was completeiL Yesterday afternoon I nlng southwest to Marcellus where tho crossed tlie railroad track on 'the section Item, but there are some truths conveyed large lev houses have been lilted and W. F. that ougtrt t<» be good food for reflection to lliipkis, vialted Mr. ami Mrs-. M. H. Collins a meeting was held in tbe offices of Smith contemplated extension would connect line west of tlie bridge, the engine of tbe Hicks Informs us that he has pat up 2.200 & Colgrove, and tbe article* of Incorpora­ with the C. A G. T. . The survey will oc­ afternoon freight to Edgeley struck the all. irrespective of party. The item re­ tbe fore part ot tbe week. oris for his customers. cupy ten days br two weeks, the distance wagon, dashing It to pieces, and burling ferred to simply acknowledges, lhe receipt fjlC'i. Hogle and N. T. Darker drove tion signed. The meeting to elect directors to Marcellus tteing about 21 miles. The tlie occupant Into the air, “as high as the We understand tbat our Cedar Creek of a new tin ci*» made from tin plate4 "Tn>-r to.Lowell Friday. Trains on lhe and ccmntete the orgnalznlku will be held expenses of the survey are borne, entirely deiiot," finys the brakesman who was on next week. The company will proceed as TMtckage of Baxxmkk did not reach their manufactured in America. Theta* American Lowell A Hastings IL lb an* to slow. soon as tlie frost is out of tbe ground, and by a party of interested citizens jwho ’be- top of the \-arH. Mr. Soules alighted on destination till Monday. The fault was made cans wlilfb are equally as good lienrftiat should the road be built It would the frozen ground, at cuueiderable distance a site shall have been select«ni bvube* 11. uimwim Brookf*. returned 1CIUIIKH Saturday .Miuruaj after ,, -------------1 .. . none of onrk as ttrn papers wore pet In the the foreign made, are selling for 8:»X per ■ Mrs. G.. u. *' ' *to ’bui.d ’Id their factory. .White be to --------Kalamazoo. -- --of great ----- ---benefit --------- ----- —... Fresi..... ... from the track, undoubtedly striking vu friends on -!2. Z. ‘.__ — in. director*, office here"Thnreduy forenoon. cent leas than they were before the from an extended visit with ---------------r -----MW bWh terevd on. dent Fretl ’k Bush, of the Kalamazoo A { bis bead and loft side. A dislocation of Wayland. Martin. Prairieville and Orange Orange-­ ‘i1’ McKinley bill was passed. Tbe recommendation of Gov. Winans in those submitted, and which have met tin* Hastings coustructlon company, operating I tlie left wrist, a cracking of the shoulder ville. Collector Steketae. of Grand Rapids, has relation to a uniform system of road build­ universal approval ot the stockholders, tbe C. K. A S. railroad, was asked concern-1 bone, and a bad cut.on tbe bead, were the l^itayHte Hughes, of Seattle, Washing­ contemplate a main bnildlng. 40x160. ing the enterprise thih wonting, and he ‘: knawn *--------- 'bruises. ' -c . . . - ui■ ings and Improvement* of roads should re- received a letter from rhe Treasury De­ The train stopped cehe the attention of every member ot the | partment In regard to the maple sugar ton. now a prosi»erous real estate man. three storica high. On the first floor will said: "It would benefit shippers in Kala­ quickly ns possibly aud backed up to town, with his wife visited friends, here last bounty, showing that there is some uncer ­ legislature irreapeethe of politics. be nil Ute machinery. On tin1 second the mazoo to have the line built to the Grand bringing Ute prostrate man He was nt tainty as to just when tbegovernment will work of putting stock together will be Trunk. Na tl>e C. K. &,S. Is not pushing once taken to lhe LaMoure Bouse, where Mathematicians figure that a man Co l>?gin dealing out lhe royalty to sap boilers. Leroy C. Horton, of Bay City, was tbe done. On the third will be the finishing It as it is entirely a private affair, the work Dr. Shultz cared fur hltn. The Injury to the than,” of age has spent three years button­ head seems most dangerouH. as he regained ing bis collar. Tlney do not figure how Mr. Steketce 1* Informed that the attoruey guest of Ed Clark th? fore part of the and storage rooms. Besides the main being don? by InteresttMl citizens.’’ general has under consideration the ques­ "Then the survey Is not made with a consciousness very slowly, and is still lucid week. Mr. H. travels for a Baltimore building, there will be n brick engine and much time has been consumed by a woman tion as to whether adgnr proihiccrs will be boiler room of one story, aud a dry kiln” view of making the extension a jiart of only'at Intervals. Dr. Boyd was culled drug bouse. of 45 getting her hat uu straight. entitled to the bounty on sugar produced your road?" and uulce. also one story; an thnt the first Monday, and on Tuesday the N. P. physi­ * "* . G. Senter, of Clarksville, was In the story will tie 40x196. it 1*’ the expressed Will and Chas. Barnaby received two after April 1 and before July t, 1891. aud L^A. “Not necessarily. The Chicago <£ cian at Oakes. Dr. Boardmau, was up" to on — aw his decision H furnished the de- relty Jtj- Saturday. Mr. S. was formerly a desire of the iwoekholdvrs that this shall Grand Trunk road Intends to lay a double see Mr. Soule*. The wagon road angles very fine Shropshire sheep by express as soon yesterday morning. We are glad lo see partinent, rules jnid regulations will lie resident of Carlton township, having locat­ be a mode! plant, and be djulpped for track Its entire length In the near future towards the railroad, where the accident our farther* taking an active Interest in prepared and blanks will be furnisb<*d the ed there in 185X business in a most thorough manner. It and perhaps the road can be induced Hrtay occurred. This, tegether with tbe fact collectors of Internal revenue. bettering the grade* of Block raised. i» the intention of those who will have the Its second track from Battle Creek to this that the wagon with its gasoline stove From the January crop report, issued If oil the firms who have sent o* hand- active management of the concern to make city, returning to the original road al Mar­ made uinch noise, nnd the further fact that W. F. Hicks is prepared to furnish fam­ Mr. Soules bad his big coat collar up about ilies in this rfity with pure spring brook Monday, tlie following fact- are taken: sunje calendars prosper during the year, a high grade uf chairs and tables. The cellus.” “It Is rumored that the proposed ex- his face to keep off tho cold wind prevail­ ice. of tbe very finest quality, during the The total number of bushels marketed in the failures of 1891 will lie the fewest ever men ut the head of the entorprbe ure hust­ coming seaaou at 25 cents a week.. Prompt December was 1,080,501 nnd in tlie five recorded. They come In by the cart load lers. and thoroughly acquainted with' the triibiun will be made a part of the C. K. * ing. are perhaps sufficient reasons why be business, and have an able bodivd purpose S. system and that the Grand Tmuk will did not hear the train at his bock. As the months, August-December. 7,780,373. or every day of the week. It Is a notable and satisfactory service guaranteed. to make things hum from tlie word ga buy the entire line. Is it true?" front wheels of the wagon are dcmoliabed 33 per rent, of tlie entire crop of 1890. calendar year. The fact that a fanner near Decater has In the same months >■: r. It-wlli probably be the middle ut May be­ “Such a thing would be possible if we tbe engine evidently struck tlie vehicle per cent, B. Messer. 1*. R. Dunning. D. W. fore the Inatituuon Is ready to do bunlness. should extend our road to St. Johns to con­ fairly amldshlp. Strange to s*y tbe spirit­ refused 54.000 for 40 black walnut trees J of that year’s crop had been marketed. ou his farm may be a valuable pointer to The average price of wheat on Jan. I was “eynolds and S. M. Fowler will give a But If the weather will ueriuit of tbe work, nect with the Grand Trunk system, as it ed team were not only unhurt, but never some of our farmers who have hillsides $9 conts. corn 55cents. <>ats 44 cents per large pedro party to their friends at the It may be commenced curlier then cutiteiu- would give them a loop line. This, how­ ran at all, end were secured and driven aud other patches of land that are not tilla­ bushel, hay $7.61 per tan. fat cattle $2.75 Hastings house Friday evening. That plated. .' ever. could not be aecoinpHsbeti In a long Into town by the brakesman. Mrs. Soules everything will be first class goes without time as all matters of this kind have to h'ns a son only a couple of weeks old and ble. pi*r cwt. hogs 53.82 and dressiil pork 94.32. saying as that Is lhe way these gentlemenpass throngh tbe London offices uf the A two days ae.-skm of the grand lodge of milch cows $24 per head, she*-p over one have of doing business, and no expense A “retired ahoa dyalor, whom mercenary Grand Trunk road, as the owners are cousequently cannot be at the bedside ot her husltami. Mr. Soules is well known year 83.68. over tbat age 8J.47. These Free and Accepted Masons opened at has been spared, uor no pains will be, to coD>ideratlons no longer deter from giving Englishmen, It took them four years to In this county a* an energetic, upright Grand Rapids Tuesday, and several mem­ prices are an Increase over a year ago. ex­ properly entertain their friends. •drier, .u- to the propcrcnroof shoes,” says: sell the Durnud branch, and It will be a man, and the hope is universal that his in­ bers from tbe lodge iu this city attended cept in the price of hay. fat ca’tie, dressed A pair of shoes made of good leather will Dr. Lathrop has just_purcha*ed another last much longer !f properly rated for than year before anything of that kind can juries will turn out less serious than ap­ it. The Masouic home was dedicated hogs and milch cows. materialize."—Kalamazoo Telegraph. pearances even wow Indicate. Tuesday afternoon. Fur three years the Tribune has Ih-ui Cue new electro-tberopeuUe cabinet bath, when neglected. When shoes are only combining all the latest improvement to- blocked tbe leather soon become* hard nnd The present year promise* to be the best casting about and Investigating the Innu­ gvtber with a large battery. The doctor dry, the best fitting pair will bo uacomfortone for building this city has enjoyed for merable plans for keeping inirk of it sub­ intends soon to remove his office to the ablc.and here and there little cracks will a long Lime. Every boom in town is full scription list and at last shouts Eureka, rooms now occupied by Jos. Lunn, where appear, which will »ou become chasm*. and the starling up of another good factory The “Model Subscriptiuii Book" manufac­ he will have a room fitted up for the es­ Every week nr two tbe blacking should be will necessitate the’building of a good tured by tbe Cook Bros., of Hastings. pecial use of his lady patients with every wiped uff with a damp cloth, the shoe Mich., fills tho bill completely. By It* many bouses to accomodate tbe people. convenience for their comfort, and his new should be allowed to dry, and then be use a record of each subscriber Is contin­ rubbed with the beat harness oil. The Barry & Eaton Insurance Co. In- ued indefinitely and reliable subscribers cabinet was designed for their use. Every jmrt. including the sole nnd the crj/faed Its raembenihip In 1890 from 3.856- are easily delected and kept separate from William Robinson, who Is accused of tZtTsiD, and Its amount of insurance acaras. »b»,«ld be oiled, and the ull given a the large class of dead beats wbo not only falsely representing himself to be a U. 8. Zwn $5,518,390 to 8*.259.480. Theanse**chance to soak in. The tougbeat leather defraud the merchant, doctor and others pension agent to the matrimonially In­ ymentof 15 cents on $100 paid all losses who save their Jives, but the newspapers clined widows of this county, was ex­ and expends* for tbe year and left $3,000 which keeps their intellects brightened amined before the United' States commis­ leather will, after this treatment, feel like kid.. The shoe will w<mt three times ae in the treasury. an j makes life worth living. The plan of sioner in Grand Rapids Monday aud held long ard be much more comfortable.—New The constitutionality of the Sunday the book is so easily understood and nat­ over to tiie March term ot tbe circuit York Commercial Advertiser. laws in the various states of the Union urally adapted to the use of the newspaper court. He was not able to furnish $500 Now is tbe time to buy Ladies’, Misses’ and Children’s Shoes managers tbat tlie wonder is It had not bouds and was locked np in jail to await will no doubt soon be tested in the supreme MestraUrtsg UghtaJa* Petes. court of tike United States. The case been put Into practice before. It is cer­ trial. A singular pbeuomeoou of the lightning grew out of the arrest of a seventh-day ob­ tainly one of the requisites of a complete Now tliat tbe timber is rapidly being ex­ fbu.b te that its chief effects ere observable server in Tennessee and i* attracting con­ newspaper outfit.—Charlotte Tribune. hausted In this state, would It not be a siderable attention. The following change in the law relat­ good plan to put land containing healthy Thue n tl*««h which entered a rebool room Tbe Y. M. S. C. wlU gf^e n floe dancing ing to the appointment of notaries public, growing trees on tlie non-taxable list, also injured only the first and laat child ou tbe party at the Hasting* House. Friday even­ will be of interest t<» those seeking an ap­ wonld It not be an excellent idea to offer form, thore between escaping unhurt. The In order to make room for the elegant )ine of spring goods ing. Feb. 6th. Some fine invitations and pointment at thia time: "The goveniur Inducement* to formers to set out one or most effective treatment of lameuee* aud that will soon be here. I have decided to sell every pair of programs have been printed and it is nerd- may appoint one or more persons- notaries more acres to timber and put that on lhe other ailment* due to lightning i« the apleas to say that it will be a m<*t enjoyable public in each county of this stale, who free list. It has been discovered that In party. Squler* orchfistra of Grand Rapids shall bold their officeyespeetlvely for four the absence of timber within tbe part few and limbanf a largo hura«»bue magnet. years from the date of their appointment, years, the country Is more liable to drouths In care nf i quite recent stroke the cloth­ will furnish the musi*. unless sooner, removal by the governor. and freshet*, and something ought to be ing alKMild he uofaateoed, tbe patient lakl The sheriff uf Waiklenaw county iuw No person shall be eligible to receive such dune to check these devastating ealamlticf. with the head high and quietueaa and bean instructed by the *apervlx»re to pro­ au appointment unless be or she shall be, —Ex. fraah air phonic! be aecured. ,lt conaetoua- At an advance of ten per cent of first cost Tbi« however vide a stone yard in eonnectJun with the at the Hine of making application for apjail, and ail priaoMrs will hereafter be polntmrut, of the age of 21 yrure. jt resi­ given a stedg- sad made ru break Stoor for dent of the couaty of which he or she The undmlgned will not be responsible York J num nl. highway uw. This would l» «n exrellnn desires to be appointed notary public, and for any note, check, ur other obll example for Barry ©aunty to follow. a citizen of this state. Tbe Prtwn desir­ given by one H. C. Strung signed We are ta receipt 9t some etegwt cahn- ing to be appointed shall make' a written Hughes A Co. Irving, Mini).. Jan. 27, 1891. and obtain b«fo™ taring, a, itar- gotten out by the Peek bam Hemwly application, stating the appHeanL which which some ingentowc jienum has cunA. P. Hu uh xs. Co., of Freeport. Far iwwtaeas. couvw>- shall be endoroed by a member of the wtrncted of the aLxlerters found in tho ward Imare and artistic beauty they equal any­ legislature, or some circuit or probate “maiden thing we have at**» iw titi« ‘itMf a««l it goes judge of tbe eoanty, district or circuit uf Ida, a niaidem a nusui nut narravl Nrd without saying that they witf advertise a which the applicant h a irsident, and be n«ady that haa be» popular wherever it presented by tbe governor, aceumpanled by a fee of 81.00. has been given a trial. day evening. At A. WOOLLEY’S. At io per cent A. WOOL! �ELIJAH GOES TO HOfiER In thought for tbe brain and l£:3OI. V, FIRST QUA.HTER, INTER­ nauits tu 'l,v . number of modern EngHshmm who cuyNATIONAL SERIES, FEB. I rate awordnuuwdiip may be proud te roe»«: him among tb-cir paironA The rindsnte of his ordlege sre to to swordsmen brtimes •' "The exercise which I common*! tlrat is t.m 9, 1O—Owldes >.! .1^, u» o< ibelr wwoa. w K”"1 1 strike mfely with edge or point. This will keep them" hwuthy, nimble, strung and well fa breath.” J k , .. Be telL* us iu “The Defrnrio tocuhdu that he held himself a match for any man Hflfa! tohl Jefa-bal all that Eli- of his own .stature; but perhaps the best 1. "And evidence of ids «kll! i.» that which to untab bad donr-j • > ' The wiioie *U<ry of tto vain efforts of tbe cnnsdously gives in describing tto single propbeta of Baal, tto caltnuca-4 of EHJab, combat of Michael and .Satan. "Paradise the fire from Heaven, and th* shunts of I-jri." lhe people th*t “Tho-Lonl He if the God. Tbe adversaries are first eonctived aa U*c >lnugiiter<‘f the prophets anil tto great floitierie heroes with large shields ("two storm of wind and rain, were all Yeheareed broad »ur.» their shields blazed opposite”), tot hi- wicked muraau. who hod doubtiw but when they come into actk.n Miiton, waited wtgtr<y*» know the remit. iFitfl like a true swordsman, forgets all about not to observe Etijuh’s importfinaw. and the shield*, had Michael, after stopping wepertant prayer s* to* waited before Gud and breaking Satan's swonl with his own, anti Again sent hb servant to Sto if the an­ snil’.ts him on the right side "with swift swer iiml cotne Ixvlil, 42-44). , wheel reverw’’—in fact with a rireran of y. "Ttoa Jcxetol sent a meswfagto uaU> the approved Italian school, such ns Signor Rajah.” i j Mnriidlo will demonstrate to you this day Wtother sh* wns in the least rjffcctMl by in Florence, the record of I the manifest pnjvrrdll the Tto weapon seems to to tlie sjmclone. true God in sending lire and rain we are which wa* only jnst goingxiutof fashion not told, but the <ii-ath of her 40U prophet* in Milton's time, for Michael’s sword i< did mightily move her. and sha promises previously described as being “with lingi Elijah that by to morrow he i|haH toaa two Lauded sway brandished aloft,” Ai one of them. this great sword could nut to used at all 3. "And « hen he saw tbat hu hrosc, and by a tuna carrying a shield, we may take went for hi* life, and came to B*et>heba.’’ the shields for nothing tot a piece of in 4. "Il is euongli. Now. O ijoni, take trusive Homeric or Virgilina convention away my Hfa.'for 1 am uot better than my —Sir F. Pollock in Fortnightly Review. fattow." Having left bis servant at Beersheba he himself went'a day’s journey iilitu the Samuel G. Morris owns a magnificent wildernt*>. ani| sat down under * juniper tree and nuuta thia request of God. Tho Sroperty on the Mfasnaippi river, above ew Orleans, which he hn* spent thou jitniprr was th« broom tree common in itlie deserts, and the roots of whica. though Minds of dollar* in cultivating as a Hower bitter, were ttsdd as food liy tto mxirtsi of garden. He was bothered for two or three tlie jieopIf-CJob xxx, 4). It is sni-rteMjive years after he began its improvement to of tto poveAyfand bitterness of jhb aonl keep the pigs out They would get in nnd just at this ticie. But consider hi-* re­ root up tbe finest work of his gardeners quest and the glorious translation that In the south it Is the same as Iiohm* steal­ awaitoi him, and see how footob he was ing to shoot a neighbor's hog, no matter not to have c.-nldenoc in God and wail pr. what mischief tbe beast may commit. Thr bloodiest of feuds have boen started tn the tiently fur Him. A “An angel l->uchc.l him and ^aid unto south over the killing of a hog. So when Mr. Morris found that an old how bad some ; j. 6. “Behuld n take token on the coals, peculiar faculties for getting into Inn do­ main nnd Commit ing serious depredations nud a cruse of waiter ttt bis head.’' J Cun God furnish n tabif in ti; • wiitler- he set half-a dozen nt-groew la watch her ne*.(P*. Ixxviiiptti? Yt~ Ht-wlm fed' n JU- and see how she go: in. There was a stream running through i“ ions for forty yenni can surely tnk • ‘ • one poor dtecomjoiate. But was ■ vver mor- the place. At its entrances into the grounds the bnrlwd wire fence that stirruntnbri > tai man tninisi.orwl onto si this ti tn? T. "An»l the nngvl of the Lokvi camo them w.-t> stretched over the water at its j i"; again ill" -•eec»n<i time.” ■[ Stirfinrw. surface. One <lnv day th,the fnr»«mMTi foreman <>n on the tilnii* place discovered the- hog coming down—— thia After ItM'inK:eaten to laid hi.. ~ ~ ? again. God knew Ids need, ami r. .tv.I him stream from the outride. When she “ ; with isufflcteiit sleep. He also fen.-w hb | reaehe*! the wire fence she dired under the ? need in the w.»^pf food, and w<->ul Id' 'have ' water, tame ------- up ou the ether side. swam _ | ------------------ashore and began her rooting with grunts . hint eat again. , & “He wont in the strength of tint merit I of satisfaction. : Mr. Mortis Himself •jit ,4 forty days and forty nights untd Borab. her turned out of the grounds and saw her tlie mount of Gild." go through the samp operation to regain ■, Obedient to the angels' touch he ngaia entrance tofore he hawed the waterway arose, and again did cat and drink, and against her.—Troy Times. Went forty days find nights in t he rkrengih ■ . of that food. We are reminded I of oho wh6. 309 years before, ou the same; Horeilr. Qutor htories uro told by traveling man on two different occasions went forty days agvra regarding the schemes concocted by i nad.nighte Witbout eating and drinking enterprising men to get into the "xhow” (Dept, ix, #, IS). And also of our Lx»r>i .Terms for nothing. Sometimes a member ot the Christ; wbtF fasted forty days and forty family bus been taken ill nnd they must go nigkfafMatt. iv. g). in nnd get the doctor, who is one of the R. "What doese than here, Elijah’" andienCQ. nud again they want to look for In duo time hfc arrived at Hori*b and some article they have lost while wntching ' - lixhj d in a cave, and there the word of the the Inst troupe’s “cutting up." It was on • Lord oimii unto Inm with this qtu-.4ion. a cold, rainy night at Waco, Tex., when 10. "And to said, 1 hare been very jeal­ the Effie El Isler company wa* pl.tyina ous for tbe I,ord God of Husts.', there, that a woman came up to the door. That was all right, aud what fallow® "Mister,” she tad, “will you. let me in ■was :too sadly true, but “1 only am left. to get my big black cat? We've hud tliat and '.they wk.my life,” lets us it^to tlvka J cat in our family for twenty years and 1? oumfa heart. * -i i I . we’ve never had any sickness If you to IL “Go forth oral stand upon theimount ma in for this cat Fm anreyuu’il have luck. ' before the Lord.” Every troupe hero this season l-.ns toon Go forth from the coldness and darknesn after that cal, but they wouldn’t let her of doubt and despair, and from.rt-mddrr- go. But I felt torry tor you. it waa rain . Ing the preciousnesn of your own your 1 lug so hard that my husband tad, 'Take ‘ seal for God and the ueetandty at vodr'eouthe cat around tn those theatre folks, give . tfauanca, and be persuaded that God lives, it to them, and tell them they’ll have luck and that He, and He only, is the neaswity, for the balance of their trip through and that it matters not whether you live Texan.’" There was no withstanding the •or die. appeal, so she went in after the black ent “And behold the Lord ]ia&.ed by.” i —New York Telegram. . Bia power is se?:i in His mess«ngers. s wind, earthquake and fire, rending thj ■ mountain.- and breaking in pieces tto rocks Mistakes of people are sometimes beauti­ : before tbe Lord, but He was not lu.wiod, . earthquake or fire. Such was uot Ills way ful things to behold. He was admiring a 7;. atthlstimo. | | painting in one of the art rooms of the city when a soft voice at his elbow tad p Iff. “After tto fire a still small voice.” Judgment is His strange work ilvi.xxvlii. “Come along. Tom, dear! We must be, / Ml). Ordinarily Bespeaks and It is done getting home." The young man turned • (Bl xxxiii, «, 9). Jesus did not come as a and beheld a dainty girlish figure at his mighty fire or tempest., but as a helpless side, and a very pretty face turned up to babe. John sxiA Ifa was the voice of one him. "Oh! pardon me.” nnd tbe girlish figure .crying in the wildernwa. Paul was uot a Anighty man physically, but in bodily pres- hastily drew back. “I thought you were And the pink flushes of confused -ence weak, and in ^weeb contemptible (Il Tom! -Cor. x, 10). What was David, and how embarrassment reddened the pretty face. much noise did he make when com­ "So I am Tom,” tad the young man with -pared with Goliath* Wlmt was Israel an amused smile. "Well, you may be—but before tor enemies* God is everything, wo —you’re—not—my—Tom.” stammered th. uro nothing. “No flesh shall glory in His lady.—New York Times. present*” (I Cor. 1, »). 18. “What doe^t thou here. Elijah?" I Again the Searching question comes aa Di (Dealt. ; in the case ot Prior (John xxi, 15-17). It One of the aecreu of legible handwriting would seem from this verse that Elijah Ir a proper spacing of the words. A school had not gone forth ax commanded (verae U) teacher nays: until to heard this voice; but now be I I put a list of nouns on the ixiard and aLaoda at. tto entrance to the care with Lis wrote under them, "Form tbe plural of fa» wrapped in his.mantle, and once more these nouns by adding to them s or ea.” . fcas to reply to this question. One of tbe boys Iwjked somewhat be wildered and did not begin writing. -life to take i c away," “What ia tbe matter. William?” I in Just the same answer as liefore (v. W) He quired. 4a God’s only witness and bis life is very "Why.” said he. "I don't nee how you -precious. Wo are told in Rev. xii, LI. of can make plurals out of those nouns by those who loved not their livre unto tbe adding sorre to them.”—Youth's Compan­ <dtah. Jeans told the twelve as He rent ion. them forth not to fear the death of tbe Dr. Wd Her was successful in trnnx planting the mucous membrane of frogs, glorify (kid either by life or deatk 15. "And the Lord tad unto him, Go, rabbits and pigeons to mucous areas in man return an thy way to the wdderucM of previously occupied by cfcatricial tisane, and was tbe first to show that mucous The Urd graciously bu yet something membranes remain so if transplanted to mucous membrane, but become skin if transplanted to akin.. SCROFULA Is that impurity of Ute blood which produces unslgnUy hirajis nr aweillngs in lhe neck; wbjrh causes rimnlng rores on the arms, tega, or feet; which develops tUcers ia Um eye*, pars, or n«f. often camkRl blindness or deafness; which fit tho origin of pimples, can­ cerous growtlis. or .••htmorx;” which, fasten­ ing njwn tti itmss, caur-tu muminipUnn nnd toauu ft is the most ancient of nil diseases, and very few penwus are entirely free from it. TbTCURED By taking Howl’s Sarsaparilla, which, l>y tho remarkable cures it has acconiplbhcd, lias proven Itself to l>o a ptdent aud ptcullar medicine for this disease. If you suffer frur scrofula, try Hood's Sarsapari!!.>•• Every spring my wife and children have been troubled with scrofula, my Utile boy, three years old. being a terrible sufferer. Last spring he was one mass of sores from bead to fccL Wo all took Hood's Sarsaparilla, and all liave been enred of thn scrofula. My little boy h entirely free from sores, and all foiir of my clilhltr n look bright and healthy W. B. ATURRTOW, FaMMUo Cliff. N. J. Hood’s Sarsaparilla field by all tlruggUn. ffi;dxf<wf3. EreparMluuly by C. L iltob A CO., Apotbcoarfes. Lowell. Mau. IOO Doses One' Dollar LOOSE’S EXTRACT GLOVERBLOSSOM m o > o LU Cancer^ ® Female Weakness. Vlcers, Tumors, Rorcs. AlMeessM, Blond Poi»<inlng, Malt lUirum, Catarrh. Erysipelas, Itheumntlsm nnd ell Blood and Skin Diseases. Psick >>. per Pint li- til--. er 6 hcitlei tn jj. r lb can Solid Extract ,D'iT»o^.'Si.cL£0&B4D..S^5.C0- Sold by W. H. Goodyear, GOLD MEDAL, PALIS, 1878. W. Baker & Co.’s Breakfast Cocoa from which tho axcu«> of Absolutely Pure and it is Soluble, No Chemicals are used in its preparation. It has more than, three times the strength of Cocoa mixed with Starch, Arrowroot or Sugar, aud is therefore far more economical, costing less than one cent a cup. It is delicious, nourishing, strengthening, easily digested, and admirably adapted for invalids as well as for persons in health. Hold by Grocers everywhere. W. BAKER & CO., Dtrrtestir, Miss. Default bavin; been mile in the condition* of a certain mortgage made by Jtmrn M. Cole and A. Cole, bls wile, to John it Iteninin. dated FebruarydWlh. A D. Ita.and recorded In tbe office of the Register of Deeds, for the County of Barry, and stateot Micbiuan, on tbe 31st day nt iid. 18R7. to Joel bt. John, and tad assignment duly recorded in the office ot tbe Keglster of Deeds for Barry Cotiniy. in liber 27 of mortgage. tor Itlb. DM).and tad assignment recanted In theoffioeof tto Register of D'Oda tn and lor Barry County, in liber 3B of mortgages on page lot. On wuleb mortgage there is claimed to txdue at the date of Uns notice the sum ofsixtyDrr dollar* aud thirty-two cents, aud au auoruev’sfM oftweuty-flve dollars provMMfor m tad mortgage, and no suit or proceedings at law having been instituted to recover tbe thereof srcured by s*tl1 ,nartlCM**- 07 «°y l»rt Probate Court Tor the NMloe is V’btd c iroatlun. to the Ufctosi hundred and til netvope. , , rles W. Armstrofli. Judge of tbe Cftv at flastinga la j matter of tbe estate of Erastus Teerperming. dreMued. . . , tla reading au4 Dl.iig the final anoount »f Lxf 'ii, ,.oa” xyrtte B. Tearpetmlng. a imlulstrater of tad es IUU. Lrf lai—I late, prtving that the same may bo beard and ulliiwwl as ids final account urn! Lhe decree of 1..U..mukn—. distribution aud tun)gnmnnt of the raid estate ut said d<-ceA‘«wl duly made, and he to dlscbnrffed from Ills tad tntsl wcat fraction^ .®n'n.CJtwl(" north Thereupon H is ordered. Chat Tbnraday. the 1 dfli day ot February A. !>. IMJ!. at ten o «oc*jn lite toreiiuois.be assigned for the hwirlnu olMira ?oSh Mto of liwnf) imo petition, und that the heirs a: lauTrf said deceased and all other Uffapns interestDated Basting*. Dec- tJlli. A- D-- >BiW- . uasrt.. "“'“pYvy, A- BOWKKK. GtordiAii. od tn lurid catatc. are required .to an(*»5 ut a m-vIwim tad court. Gicii to be hidden al tba I’rvbule office. In tho city of Uta Ings, rRGBATE ORDER. in sai l county, and show cuum-, it any to. why the prayer of the ;»etitioner not to granted. Anil It te further ordered, said petitioner give notice to the per­ sons interested iu said e>tate, pt the pen­ I.. IW dency of said pelllloti. and the bearing thereof by causing n Htolinx. eopv of B.om this order 4.W -f iX publfrita lu\he a iicwsuiuier printed and circulated In tad Cotm rib, «U»1- or «H>b,= O""-. ty ot Dsrry once In each " t-k for three successive ureks previous tn tad day of bearing. a'tfaMrea<’lni and filing the peUtfoa. flniff CnAnLxa w. akmwtrom.. Judge of Probata. (A true copy. 1 m"T cr.iHrt to 10«r pwlUouw or jSS3SrTu^»».'<>rt»T“» CHANCKRY ORDER. ttalEIK ..I fUn»rr. A- £“• State of Michigan. Filth Judicial dreult-ln chancery. _ , Suit pending In Circuit Court for Coanty of Barry, in chancery, at the City of IlasUugs. •« the 3rd day of January. 1WI. , Cheater Messer. Kidurd It. Mewer, and Dan­ iel W. RevnoWs. co partners, doing uiMl ie'S . under tbe firm name ot Messer Bros. A Rey­ nolds, complkfaaal*. tioncr may not to granted. Aud It I* further "rtered Umt tad kUGrmer Allen G. Freeman. Eilrsbc h Freeman. Ida Kre notice to the t-ersons Interested tn said ea­ Freeman, Frank G Goodyear i te of the pendency of tad petition and the James C. Andru*. James II. I'lilUlptt. John W. hearing thereof by eainlM a copy of this order Babcock, and Martin V. Barker, defendants. to toffiwiatod fa tto HMdnp/*’«'»» "*«* In th« cause it appearing Hutt defendant. Al­ tai Freeman, is a resident of this state, but that lhe process for his a|t|e*aranee haa been duly twued. and ti>4 thn nmah could not to —b-or-^^gV'Ii'iMsrJoLr served by reason of his absence from home and f A trueeopy.i Juilsc ot Prebate. coiietamcnt within thr state, thereiora. on mo­ tion of Sm'ih & Colurove. taleltora for C<»mMORTGAGE SALE. platntants. it la ordered, that Defendant. Allen Default baring been made in thc condltiot» G. Freeman, •■nter I Is anpeknince In said cau»r on or before three month* from the date of ibis of n certain, mortgage made by t’atnek order, and that within twenty data the zom- Dooley awliManrret Jmolev.’hw wife, to Aimer plalnants cbum* tills order to to published In Case dated April SMb. A. 1*. i*1-1. and recorded Ute Hastings BaKXRK. said imollnatfan to be in the offi-e of the Regbtrr of Dred«. far the continued onee tn eajh week for six weeks m rouoty of Barry and rttatc of Michigan, on the of AtaLA D. IMl.tn litoT l».d mortKng^. I succession. . ..... on paar-s Itu and :n.<. wbiri. tad mortgage was Kisaxk A. Hookkr. Clrntll Judge. tto 32d day of July. 1MU. \utiuta duly a»Mjn>:-d Attest- THUS.«. Bnn it. Register iu Chancery. on tadAtoer J-e tu'Ftot Bank by of ■ '■“OV K. Friendship. N. \'. whteh tad aoafynment was Solicitors for Complainant. duh recorded In th- officeof Iteg'Mervf Deeds fnrtbefkmntyof Bwry. Michigan, on Augw-t is, ISM. in Uber IS of mortgages. ontotoffiE I'RJBATE ORDEi: aud which tad mortgage waaou ito TU ifav of State of Michigan. County ef Barry-sa. AtasesKMNi of the Protatc Court for the April. IW0. again duly assigned by tad Find County of Barry, holdcn at tlie Probate Office tn Nalloual Banti nf Friendship to Abner t**e. tbe city nf Has Ungs, iu sakl rountj.on Turn- which said sMlgtiinaht was duly recorded In ito uuv. the Sntti dav of January, in lhe year one office of Register of toeda for tlie Comity nf Barry. Michigan, the Mb day of April, JWi, In thousand eight hundred and ninety owe. lita-rd* nftnnrtgages on page 9». and oo wldrli Present, Charles W. Armstrong, Judtte of mortgare there is claiinrt! to to dor nt the date Proto.: s. th- «i!in ot t >' - ihotisatHt fiftyin the mwtter nf Gio estate ot George >i! t!;U not: reven and4;i KU dollars, and an otiornry’s tc" of Moore, deceased. on readlug and tllng tbe petition duly verified filly dollars provided for tn said mortgage, and of L. B. Barber, a creditor of said de­ no suit or |'r«-*-cdlDg» at law having been Undi­ ceased. prarmg that administration of Mid luted to rrtxovr the meneya srcured by tail estate may to granted to George Whitney ot mortgage or any part thereof. Now. therefore, by virtue of tto'pbwer Hasting* township, or some other suitable peror sale contained In said mortgage, ai d Ttiereupou it Is ordered, tbat Friday, the tlie statute In aueh ease matte ana prorirted. Ttth day ut February. A. D. JMl.at ten o'clock . notice is hereby given that mi Saturday, tto i3Ub In the forenoon, to a-sirm-d for the bearing of, day of February. A. D.. 1IM1. al ten o'clock In said petition, and that the heirs artaw of tad, tbe forenoon. I *ha!l relt al public anetloolotto deceased and all ottier |>er>>ous tntereated in tad - hlghnd bidder, al ibe north trout floor of tbe estate, an? required to app-ar at a session of Barry County Court House in theL'Ry of Hast tad court then to be boldeu at the Probate Office, In tbe city of Hastings. In tad counts, ruiil snow cause. If anv there be. »liy : he prayer is boldeu j. the premises described in said mort­ of the petti loner may not to granted. And It is gage. or so nitKU thervuf as may be nrcesaary to farther ordered. that said petitioner give notice pay lhe amount due un tad mortgage, with to Gw pervons interested tn tad <>«tat-, of tne eight per eeut. ititervat. and alk legal costa, topendency of tad petition, and the bearing get her with an attorney's tee of fifty dollars thereof by earning a copy of this order to be covenanted for therein, the premise’ bring depublished in tbe Hastings Bax.wku. a newspa- scrlte-o In s»ld mtrngagr as all that ceita'u par­ ber printed nnd circulated In said county of cel* ol land ’ituatelntbe township of Irving. In Burry, once in each week for three streesslte tbe County of Barty and State ot Michigan aod known and dHcnbed as follows: Tlie north weeks previous to said day of bearing. • west quarter Bal of ibe aorth eta quarter [!<] CltAHt.K» W. AKMMTROSU. and the north east quarter of the north (Atrueeopy.l Judge of Probate. west mJ of section No. four [4] town four (4J. north rance nine (sj west, except fifteen |t-'.l acres tad to Hahn ufl from tto wrest end anu ’ PROBATE ORDER. containing .wvenly-otie ami r«-M»» acres <rf laud State of Michigan, Countr of Barry—««. to tbe gurernmeui survey thereof. At * session of the Probate Court few the according Dated Dec. 1st. 18*0 County of Barry, boiden at lhe Probate Office, in the city ot Hastings, in Mid county, on tpvs. Attorney* tor Mortgagee. Saturday, tbe 17thday uf Jaunanr. in the year one tbutisand eight hundred and ninety one. Present. Charles W. Annrtrong, Judge of Probate. In the matter of the otate of George C. Auditor General'*Office, ■ Gcrkey. deceased. Latidng.MIrb. December K. MM), t on reading am! filing tto final report ot Han Notke is Iwreby given tbat eensfa lands nab Gerkey, adinlnlstrarm of Mid estate. pr»v lug that the same may be heard and allowed, tto decree of distribution and assignment duly eritod tn statements which will hereafter be mode, and she be discharged frviw «ald ln»L Thereupon ft is ordered, that Tneadav the ITlh day of February'. A. D. 1R»I. at ten o’clock in the forenoon, br assigned for the bearing ot said petition, and tbat the belr* at law of tad deeras­ ed. and all other persons interested tn said estate, are rerpdred to appear at a session of said court, thgu to to iwdden at tto Probate office, iu the dir of Hastings, in tad eountt. and show cause. If any there to, why tto prayer of tiie tmlitlotier may not to granted. And anertnry tire received by him. it Is further ordered, that said wiltInner give notiee to tto persona Interested in said estate, of the pendency of Mid petition, tuid tbe hear Hon preserttod by law. P' Ing thereof by causing a enpy of this order to to Hitxxv II. aflijt. Auditor General. puoHshcd in the HxsTisma Has*■«a news­ paper printed and circulated In tad County of ANNUAL TAX BALES. llarry once In each week for three successive weeks previous to said day of hearing. wute ot Mtehlrau. CllAHt.KS W. ABMgnaOMO, To the circuit court for the eounty of Barry m ...________ Jwwr«. c(isncrrv. Tlie petition of Henry H. Aplin, Auditor Gen­ eral of tad state o| Mrhbrati. rospertfully shows Itot the Mat of Utas betan^Smtoilh I’HOBATE ORDER. anu mart cd "fictodule A."eoDtahM a desert dState of Michigan. Couniv of Banm. Hon nf aM )anrf« in ..m ,-nantv ..r At.B "*?««» «>< Mw Probate Court for the eountv of .Barry. boMen at the LYobate Office tn .... it rciornen as Qrtbe citvaf HasUr.m. In tad ooanty. on Wednes­ ■foTMMjor dmi—payment ot taxes. and whleh day the l«b toy <4 January. Iu Use )e*r one th on-and elxhl hundred and ninety one . rrre»nl. Chute. W. Anutt™,. JMn .1 praying that the same may be heard, and aflowed-»nd he be dLschargod from his said trod , J,b®reuPJMl, J‘ te ordered, tbat Friday, the IMii dav of Febrwary. A. D..1B0J. m ten o'clock amoanc due ou said- iiiortgagr with seven per cent. Interest, and all legal cual*. logetlier with an attorni-y’te fee <rf tweffiy-ftve dollars covenant­ ed fsr therein, the premises bring described in said mortgage ni nil certain jurce nr pareel of land -ituate. lying aud being in Uie Htae of Michigan, known and described as foliooa, to wit: Comnirocinc at the quarter post on south side of section X running north on said quarter line ooe-half mile, ibenee wret (40< forty rods, tbenre smub one-hair trnie. thence east 40) forte rods to plane of beginning. All oa sec­ tion thfrte-a:*. town A north of range seven west, containing forty (40) of (and more is fnrtfer ordered. That tad lire to tbe persons Intcrretec the pendency of tad petition, by causing a copy of published in tbe hasting* Ba>n per printed and circulates! in i Barrv. once in eaeh w« k f.w n TRORATK ulUkU. .38 )4» I Town 3 North of Range t West Towu 4 North of Range 7 West Town 2 North ot Ifaupi a West IS tfti nprtt; 4M .71 1 oo 2- , Town 3 North nf Ea&gn » Wait mctuuBi Town 4 Not^b of l:an^<- S Wwt Town I North of 1Ui.lt » West *5 IE”°S.-uw, Tg‘"IS Town 2 North of lUii;;e 9 West s fr of s fl'/i of B^rrbric^s&TK Town 3 North of Range 9 West JVCKELBf Town 4 North <»f Ifange 9 Went WILLIAM 0 BUSH Office over J i street, H*stinifi Town 7 North of Range IO Weal I A- SHEL1 »w ns i; U..M 1171 In hfa stead. While soughtout forg’.rwj to has evidently disqualified ■•if for future service, a« be la told to ates—tn India, China, Africa. Madagaacar, ' he West India, and wme iJands uf the Ifariflc. But U is not conflnrd to warm reginne. It ia found in some nsrthoni rourtriea. • M- FOWL Office hours s s Town 4 North of Karigr io city or HASTINGS A. BAJRl . P Offiee over Nei H IIt A . W. LOW! I pi Makes 1070. IttT, 1M>, Town 3 North of Stage 8 Weal Office and reek House, Hastings C. WELT teat lor ti! IteepoUei ■.’ml arid, theme nc rds. thence w 20 rds. ttonee s 8 rds. Ihrner v gMITU a o (Office in K. KEN* A rattata 14.L nls to }• of 1-eKlnnltiL P R. TIMM A1ak™£ thence w Office wttbJ. G SpecialattctiU a to point a of watwiue. - MBItHM us oi lot & ‘5 ROBERTS! Cor. Jefferson a .44 Dunning's Addition Kenn eld's Addition Hastini IL LAGS OF CEDAE CREEK CA.FIT I" VILLAGE OK MIDDLKVILLR S.” parcel c bounded tad contained: Baxter H. AmaV’M*^ SCHEDULE A. ri£rtUg?£?^ ?*>"'»* teenred by tad ™S*3»«»or any part thereof; ' 5 * Court (S um M. B. GIL and at his store, con Hastings. Mich, »ffM a . . '■••'■ iSxrrs deUati the ta.l HutauSo, SUSVt Abstrai I Io tbs offie. U lhe li Hubbell. deceased. -amoroso Daniel Htrtker. executor at said estate, comes • [ P. DRAK »»»m ar* VoM-faUaonrrturUMratomanA ana, Ibn «*»•<* fee. >e :3th flay at January, •nd eight hundred and r er.:. Charles W. Ana P Office hours frc "eyetamnwn computed in Hindostan the konds have for ages allowed their hair to gro w to a grant length, which they twist round and round the head und fastan into a knot In front, in which they carry a few cigars made of to bacco rolled in a green leaf. Over Hi Has A* WnA .1.--^^-- . MORTGAGE SALE. Default having been made far m«r« than gTlfAirr. KJ Aasoclate otto In thr matter o<the estate of John Altbouae deerajtMl. On reading Bling tbe Doal uccoont of Peter Allboww.and win.luhtratur >1 taTSate Now. therefore, by virtue of the power of sale contained in said mortgau-, and lite statute tn such case made and provided, notice is hereby Sven that on Saturdav, the 4tli day of April. A. . mt. at ten o’clock in Ums forenoon. I nhatl «efl at public auction to the highrat bidder, at the north front door ot tlie court bouse in tho city of HaMlngs. .that bring the place where tbe Clreint Court for Barry County is boMen), AMlgnee of MortRugee. Smith t CoionovB. Atlonieys tor Assignee of Mortgagee, natawt K IKQI «IX» h & VILLAGE Oy MIDDLEVILLE ill guen that tbe Mate of Miek ’«■]» i» *to (tomCourt for ttoComuy to Harry tu Chancery, a twtitmu of which ti e foregoing isa true copy; that is claims a decre< nitaumt each wrol of land therein describe! * SU1 �STANDARD REMEDIES CTJAc^s°n )F TRADE MAMCWI REMedy'pAIKI rrom a letter written by Mrs. Ad« E. Hurd, of Gtolon, S. D., we quote: "Was taken with a bad cold, which settled on my lungs cough set In and finally terminated In consumption. Four dorters gave me up saying I could lire but a short time. 1 gave myself up to my Saviour, determined if 1 could not stay with my (rletjto on earth. I would meet tny absent ones above. My husband wiut advised to gut Dr. King'* New* Discovery for consumption, coughs nnd colds, I gave It a trial, took In ail eight bottles; it has cured me nnd thank God I nm now u well and hearty woman.” Trial bottles free at W. IL Goody ear’s drug store, regular size, 50c and 91.00, IN A SUPREME COURT. There ora.no mulden changes of ncusod iu southern California. Spring comes Michigan Central Tho Nestor of the M “ The Niagar-a Falls Route. ijg |gg gg A GLIMPSE OF THE PROCEEDINGS gradually day by day. a jwrcrptililn hourly waking t o life und color; and this glides FOR PART OF ONE DAY. into u hammer wbieb neror ceasra, but only becomes tired and fade* into the re­ pose of a short autumn, when ; to wire nnd brown nud ,rc:l and yellow hill* nnd tbe purple UMrtinttias are waiting for lhe rain clouds. This in oopordlng to tto proccuiof nature; but wherever irrigation brings moisture to tho fertile soil the green awl blwm ore perpetual the jwr round, only the green is powdered with dust, anil tho culnr-"?'l flnwm bnve tuclr perio ls of ex­ haustion. I should i.liink it well worth whil<- to wntc.b tin- precession of nature from lute November er December to April It is a Innd of delicateund brilliant wild Gowers, of blooming shrubs, strange in form and wonderful -in coloE Before tho annual raina tL- land lira In n .sort of swoon in 11 golden hiiiti-; the slopes and plains are bare, the biil-i yellow with ripo wild oats or ashy gray with sage; tto mb breesp is w.nk, the air grows drier, the sun hot, the sluule cool. Then ouo toy light clnitds stream up from thr southwest, and there is a gentle rain. When the sun comes r<nt ngnin its rays are milde?, tto land I* refresbed aud brightened, and almost immediately a g.c?nlsh tiugv appear* on plain uud bill ride. 1 At intervals 1 he ruin eoutinues, daily the landscape I* greener in Infinite variety of ahadea, which aeein to sweep over tbe hills in waves of odor. Upon thjs carpet of green by February nature liegins to wenve an embroidery of wild flower*, white. Inv­ entor, golden, pink, iudlgo, scarlet, chang­ ing <la>' by day, and every day more brill­ iant and spreading from batches into gnat fields, until dale and hill and table hind are. overspread with n refinement nnd glory of' color that would be tto dc»j»nirof tbe carpet weavent <Jf Dnltnestan. — Charles Dudley Warne:- in Ilarper’A | gc 1 15 riiddUrii aturexf •t.>r< *1: fiwanii” Jtorlrtte dawn n pid». ’■wk* • D -trait 2 66 10.10 10“ 1J9I0JB0 ..M I*.00 2 ffl 1.26 »<<i 2.26 .. . -j -.-I 4 8 S.» ll/.lOl tt.l.MlB.«|I »3Q *> "According to Homer, Naut warrior and the wise counsel Grwks, had ruled over three gvneratoms of meh. aud was wise as the iminurtai St Strti Anerisan bitw has been in the vim nf American thonght for more than three quarters of a centtary, ranking alway s with tto best and most Rap! rap! rap! influential jx-ritoicals in the world. It is "Hah off!" the mouth-piece of the men who know “Hear ye—hoar ye—hear ye, all persons 1 ^cmSurgtr Snifitfcd most niiout the great topics un which having buiinaw ’vlth (ULs court come for L-r^ai —youAmericans require tu be informed from ward and ye aliall be heard.” Dgrolt.......... month to month. It* contributors being This is the acenf in the supreme court, Ku pc p».v. Baton kaptdi the leaders of ttought and action in every chamber*, every morning at 10:30. From Thl* Is what jmu ought to have, In fact, that time until 11 o'clock the judge is oc­ field. Those who would take counsel of -At Drundsts and Deale*, or Neville... yon must have it, to fully enjoy life. cupied in hearing thn nrgunenta on the re sent byroad on receipt offsets. the highest knowledge un the affairs of the 15 packages 81 fejlu stamps. . Thousands are searching for It daily, nnd turns of write of halie-la corpus, ex parte, time, and learn what 1* to to said regard­ Quimby.... mourning because they find it not. motions, Ugniug ontera, etc. Sit among Hahtixgs.. ing them by the recognized authorities THE CHARLES aTvOQELM CO.. R lithaart. IM Irving Thousands upon thousands or dollars are the crowd of litignnte and listen. ou both side*). must therefore read ■ Mlddfenile.. spent an minify by our people In tto hope THE NORTH AMERICAN REVIEW, "If your hoaor plcaae, this is the ret urn Grand Rapids.. Ar^ that they may. attain this boon. And ytt of a writ of habeas corpus for Bloodthirsty, the Nestor of tlie magazines. ~ M, H. COLLINM, ixieid Agent, UasUBgs. It qffiy be bad by ail. Wo guarantee that the man who threw his wife out of the O. W. BUGOLSS G. P A T. A.. Chicago. Electric Bitters, if used accoidlng to fourth dory window tn 3 fit of temporary of any m.u,'*ziuv thl» country bo* ever *-*:i in tnti imports lire ot tbe topic* It dliciHMsandtM directions and the use persisted in, will (with on emphasis on tlie temporary] In­ cniioenee ol contributor*.'-Albany Argus. bring yon good digestion and oust the sanity. The jury foun-.l tbat he wav insane STOXU'n TBOUlDLEb. "Has become, as It were, the InteiUnnt the demon dyspcpla and install Instead «t the time ho committed tho act and th? TIME TABLE. American citizen’*hand-book on great quvsuons eupepsy. We recommend Electric Bitters trial judge sent him to an oaylum. Tl;nt ot tbe hour."-Buffalo Expre»s, fur dyspepsia and all diseases of liver, waa three Wrek.s ago, aud ii? is uuw fully "THE N0BTB AMERICAN REVIEW tmicllVS (5 toxva 81.00) in stamps. Sam stomach and kidneys. Sold at 50c. and recovered and it would to a great injustice Americans on almost every point in which they -.it free on receipt of 2-ccut samp Station*. 8LOO (M*r bottle by W. H. Goodyear, the to keep him lreko.1 up atnun^ these luna­ are Interested."—Boston Herald. THE CNARin A. VOSELBR CO.. Bartteore. BA dritggteL tic.-, any kmge^. In ths name ofJustice and “A moulder of intelligent opinion by thr im­ humanity, I come here to ask your honor partial Dre*entaUon <>! noth »uu-« ot important 5.0RTH. Kalamazoo Lv... subjects."'— Philadelphia Public Ledger. to dteehargc him." The best salve in the world for cute, East Cooper...... "Any opposition?” The list of recent contributors to the Hlchlatul June t. bruises, sores, ulcers, salt rheum, fever t VILLI AM O. LOWDEN. 3 X> “No." / Cressey Review forais a roll of representative sores, tetter, chapped hands, chilblains, Lawyer. Milo "1 think he had totterntay in thejiaylum men and women of the lime. Including to , Delton OffleAiver Julius Uusaoll’s store. State coins, and all skin eruption*, and positive­ for a while. He might do some other ,ii W. E. Gladitone, J. G. Blaine. Carffin Cloverdale ly cures piles or no pay required- It is inf— -:tv'-i, Ha-diugx Mieh. uGtuuoNri.' Speaker Reed. Ex-Spdft Shultz Kimrantml to give jM^rfect sallsfncticHi. or 10 •If your honor pieoac, No. 17 on the cal­ Cablisle. W, McKinlf.v, Jr.. Otin Hastings.............. it'AllT, KNAPPEN A- WEAVER. money refundi'tl. Price 25 cents per box. endar !> is been a-Jjaurunti one week by Mme. Adam, (General Sherman, Admiral Coats Grove For sale by W. IL Goodyear, the druggist. conwnt." ’ Aitorui'v-s-at law. . ■ I’uitTER, Mme. Blavatsky, T. A. Edison, Woodland “All right. ?da?l. it off thi* calendar"----The house of John Bonier. Bay City, Blslwp IL C, Potter. Elizabeth S. Il 'Huss,Michigan, rand Rapids, Mich. was burned Friday, lhe family narrowly Phei.pm. Chas. S. Parnell.' A. J. BalLanning Tiie tlolugs <if That- half hour, from 10:30 escaping with their lives. Detroit fovb, John Mobley, CpI. IL G. IngebGrand Rapids Ar. until H, wuuhl fiil acrernl. columns. At p A SHELDON. soLta Henby Geobge. Chaintey M. If you suffer from catarrh why don't youtak*. J . Mi<tra« t and Real Estate Office. J nines W. Marshall went aero** the Depew, Edward Bellamy, Professor Hood's Harospnrilbu the ror.miuu seiiM* remedy ■' 11 o'clock tho judge call* the calemb.r. .Abstract Biocx. Hastings. Liaten again: it has cured man/ |>eoplc. plains to Oregon iu 1M4, mid thence came James Bryce, Gail Hamilton, folc., etc. Buttons. Motiev jfe on >b*al E*tate Real Estate “Jones agnlast Jones.’’ to California the next. year. He waa .. d o:i «• niintedoe. General eon my n* cl ng. Tlie annual meeting of tho West Michi­ 50 rente a number; 85.00 a year, j “Heady for the motion?’’ c<»v.r£ .♦•• ■mpletr *er of Abstract liook-.coiu- gan Agricultural society occurred at Grand n wheelwriuht l>y trade, but being very Now is tbe time to subscribe. , “Ready to oppose itl" iiil, .1 frosi lhe Records, can (■ rnisn complete SOUTH. ingenious lie could turn his hand to Rapids Tues-lay. , * tr*rt% ’ C. F. RR<M)KS. Clerk. Ar... The Nobth American Kevikw. "I’ll call it again. Doe itgainrt Roe.” ulinust anything. So he acted us carpen­ Kalamazoo Ra«tC<x>]K.r Lv.. • 3 East Utb streeL New: York. A Deadly Weapon. “We would like to have nu adjournment ter for Sutter and did mauy other things, KlcbUnd Juuc’l. 1\ DRAKE, M. Ik, Gr.NTi.KMKN: 1 have been a great suf­ In that case, your honor, please; Mr. Cbar- among which 1 may mention making Cre—ey ferer fur over ten years. My whole system grm Im-, gone to Albany to argue n cose in wheels for spinning wool, and looms, reeds Milo util-* over Holloway’* drug store. Deltou and shuttle* for weaving yarn into toanw Cloverdale ...... Office tours from 2 to 4 p. in. Telephone, eon became deranged from diseased blond, and the cour: of appenlb”----(Front another quarter}—“Weobject,if blanket* for lhe Indians, who did the card­ Shultz nrctlbg with reaUiencc. ut Holloway’s drug 1 wih attacked with the worst fOTRM of rtjrte.____________ ■________ __________________ ing. spinning, weaving nnd ail other lalior. Hamiws.,. kidney and liver trouble, dyspepsia, your honor p'.uasc. to any more adjourn Coats Grove. I M. 11. GILLASPIKf Notary Public In IMO Marshall went through the war Woodlaad... 12 Ob neuralgia and rheumatism. My sufferings metita iu this Case Mv learned friend ou 1. and I'. S. Claim AgeuL cannot be described. The sallowuess of the other >>jde ha* bud six adjournments to Its close as n private. Besides bis inmmII prosecute Alt kind* of claims before the my skin disfigured me. arid tbe neuralgic already, aud ns tiiis cose has been in court -gt-nulty un a mechanic, he had most siuguJM-jurttnenl* of «i»e Interior office. Callon him pain wnm so severe that It contracted the fourteen years we think it about tim« that lur trait*. Almost every out vrunvunced Lansing Detroit at ill* More, corner Court and Jefferson Sts., him half crazy or httrebraiuod. He was Grand Hapkls Lv. . muscles uf my fare, partially closing uiy there waa something done in"----UsstUigs. Mich. “I'll adjourn the motion until to-mor­ certainly eccentric, nnd ;ierha|» somewhat •Mops ou Signal «<niy. , right eye. The ablest ductors g-.ite me no Nn«. n and c will not earn- pasu-ngers unless ’ M FOWLEK.D.D . >. relief, but I am entirely cured bv Hibbard's row. If it has tocn.pending for *0 lang a Highly, lib insanity, however, if be had provide* with freight irelu permits. time one day cannot affect it, and Mr. auy, was of n harmless kind: bn was Rheumatic Syrup, and wish to recommend freight train* will be run st the convenience Chargvm most to on hand to-morrow or neither vicious nor quarrelsome, lie had <if th* comiianv. who njwrvr thr right to change Office tout* - a. is. to 5 p. in. it to all as a wonderful blood medicine. get some one else to argue tbe motion. — great, almost overwcvtdng. confidence in the time of such trains without nottre. F. Bosh. Genl Manager. A UAlttllKR. M. l>., Pill against Quack" his ability to do anything as a mechanic. Cor. Mechhaidc and Ma*«in straeta. “Rt.viy both sides." 1 wrote tlie contract between Sutter nnd • Pi-.j-irian and Surgeon. ■ Jackson. Mich. , Aud thu» it gee* through a long c alen­ office over Nevin’s store, office hour* from Prepared only by The Charles W right dar oontuiuiug soQirtimes from 75 to KM him to build the mill. Sutter was to fur­ COD BLESS I Medicine Company. Detroit, Mirb. For case*. Turn thr judge goes back to tto nish the mean*: Mundiali wa- to build and run Lhe mill, nnd have a share of the lamKale by Fred L. Ilvath. W. LOWRVM. D., ----nf-— first ease, which is ready. tor for bis compensation. ’ 1. Phyrieian ami Surgeon. agninxt Jone.*.” Rap-1 “Jone* ' His idea v.a* to haul tbe lumber )»art. The new city „nmbulsm-c --------- -— at Grand ,. Make* * *;h- -laity of treating diseases of lhe “This Is a motion, if your honor please, wny and mfr it down tto American’ river EYEaud EAR aud tlie prcservaUon of vision Ids has had a big business since it was to punish a man lor contempt for nun-payto Sacramento, und thence, hi* pari of it, brought into service. i>, ^nim-rly Qtlluii .st'hCTACl.ES am! eye n-.ect of alimony/’ Then follows a long down the Sacramento river and through Office and residence <m Broadway, near Court tale with wore dramatic incident* than is Suisun and San Pablo bays to Suu Fran­ Hou.***, fumings. Mlcb. A PAPER THAT is IMHTRDtTIVE contained in the average modern novel. cisco for a pinrket. Mundinli's mind, in ENTERTAIN 1NU while uf aoNwi pric Thu uninitiated listener wondeni how the some rcilpects it least, must have been un­ €. WELTON man of whom the lawyer has been talking balanced. It is han! to conceive bow any A PAPER that Birrs the I.ATEST HOME is allowed to live at all. Why, tbe lawyer sane man could have been so wide of the REWK. the Iac«Btrocrixn*ndOaMnd Xrw* i s agent for the Uijio Farmer’s lusuranoe Go. has pkiurvtl a perfect fiend, and the visitor mark, or how tny one could have selected •«. writes policies uu a man's property against WASHINUTUX AND CONORKSMONAL NEWS. All Mleh:Iau UrtotaUro and PoUUIoasIij Are.lightning or wind; against a mao's expects to bear tbe judge make some cut such a site foraaawmill under the circutnr*I New*. life Dy death and accident. . When ato tod Children, sto ga re them Cattorta. ting remarks before signing tbe man's -stance*. Surely no other man than Mar­ RELIABLE SIARKET REFOBTR; qpot*OM1TI1 i < OI.OKOVE. I commitment to prison. Wait! Hear the shall ever entertained so wild a scheme aa TEIMMS’*“* ,’I:UI'rC’n'“other side.” The visitor doesn’t think of that of rafting wwel lumber down the 0 Lawyers. ** Don’t ask me to mend it Take that, however, and wondeni why the judge canyons of tbe American river, and nopt her (Office In Union block, Hastings-) it back and get a 54." Practice Is all the courts of the state. The Babcock hotel «t Rodney was is so cool about the matter. The “other man tiffin Suiter would have been so con­ destroyed by Are Monday night. Loss aide’’ begin*. Such a woful story' ut pov­ fiding and credulous ns to patronise him. E. KENASTON, FREE—Get from your dealer free, tho erty and struggles against adversities the —Gen. Bidwell in Century. 85,000. covered by tn* unmet*. $4 Book. It has handsome pictures and listener never beard before. TO B valuable information about hones. THE OTIIElt BtDK. tslolnx Practices la all eourtaof the State. Cotiectlons Two or three dollars for a s/a Hone Ixxise’s Bed Clover Pile Remedy, is a Poultry “What good will it do this woninu to t-ro-opily attending to. If the Duk-duk chance upon a mau away positive specific for all foruw of the dis­ have my client rotting in jail’” be ex­ from the shelter of M« roof tree, meet him Blanket will make your hone worth more L’ IL TIMMLUHAS. H.W&pMIlie 1'hy ease. Blind, bleeding, Retting, ulcerated claims piundonately. “Ho cannot earn cr»*ning the village green, or Ihrking In aud protruding piles- Price 50c. For any money to pay this alimony while lie is one of the narrow alleys, he charges down r . alcian and Surgeon. 5/A Five Mile there!’’ The visitor begins to open his upon him, and destruction wt-tns linml-j sale bv W. IL Goodyear. eyes and wonder how in the world lhe ncut. Tbe man thus met lifts Ids arma 5/A Boss Stable Bay City people want the council to \ I a KT LN V. BARKER. Heal Estate, InI I r GOOD KIVIUFN aiul nXASDCQ MATTER judge is going to decide the question, when with certain symbolic movements of the Ask for issue '$50,000 bonds and reimild the city •U. surance and Loans. 5/A Electric hi* honor says: 1in nds and fingers; his sign is recognized, Office with J. G. Runyan A Son. 2 doors north water system. “ Hand up tbe papant and 1 will 'look at the cone dances back. The threatening of Postoffice. । n t.rnaur.Y selections and stories 5A Extra Test the cam-.—Pill against Quack." I J Miuabta for <4<i.T i»^>ple. tnr they, Spvclsiattenttou given to making exchange* clulA nro lowered, and the stroller fulls in • “ U> eejoy a l.-uurv hoar. of property. • Tbe Interests of non-resident “If your honor please, thia is a motion Mrs. Vklnslow’s AwthiorSsrup should always 30 other styles at prices to suit every­ ..rorerty owners carefully looked after. Fmhm be u»c<l fonchUdren teething. It soothes the for un iojuuctioa to restrain the defendant at the end of the procession. If you can ’ t get them from your ’ If man, woman or child thus nn-t out of •fall sixes tor sale or exchange. Houses and shild. soften# the sums, ailavs all pain..cures from manufacturing Dr. Pill's great cndoors failed to give the proper sign the wink eolte and Is the best remedy fordlartbwu. thblinm. which cures all disease* known clubs of tlie warriors would fall and tbe Twenty-five rents a bottle. to humanity. Dr. Pill, sir, spent a large extinguisher would dance upon the pros­ Fire in the store of W. M. Bennett A ROBERTSON HOUSE, number of years in close and confining trate form, dyeing hi* feet and auk lea and Son, Jackson. Tuesday morning, did 88.000 study during the te-st imrt of his life in staining ibe long grasses of bis disguise damage. ■ perfecting thi* great remedy, a* our affida­ with the blood of the profaner of tto mys­ <>»r. Jefferson and Court Ku.. Hastings, Mich. vits show. Now t his ungrateful cousin of teries. Sometimes it happen* that some And ibajtouaaholcl Supplamant. If you wiil send u» your address, we w 111 dis bis comm forward (excuse me if I use Rates, SI .OO per Day. man not deemed worthy of Initiation is you our illustrated pamphlet »’J This HouiwTa mw. with pleasant rooiM? The about Dr. Dye’s Celebrated hirrtro-\jnltak strong language, sir) and tries to ronp -the caught unawares before be can gain a plnre benefits of my client's yearn of toll. It is of refuge, and in every such case the full patronage of thr public ts respeetfullv solicited. Helt and api nance*, and their channl ''k For $1.00 a. Tear. '• an outrage, sir, which your honor, I am penalty of death by clubbing is exacted. upon tbe nervous debilitated they win quickly restore roti to vlRor. sk>i«y tti- sure, will not allow this man to perpe­ Sometimes a mnn met out of cover gives h«M). i’.unphlef Ire*. If you are thus affiicted. • ... the- protM-r sign, but the Duk-duk still istings w* will send yo't a Beit *”d Alipllauce* on 11 trate." inackMnlth*. Tills tale of woe continues until the judge dances tofore him. and the.warrior* still "’**■ Voltaic B.LTK .MmlaUl.Mlcb says somewhat shortly: Mich. Has tings. threaten, but do not strike. Two other* “1’11 hear the other aide.’’ then leave tbe line and stand by tbe side Tto Tawus state savings bank was The “other side" >ays suavely that he of tbe man thus menaced, always um- of orgaDizml Monday uighl with a capital of can excuse “my friend fr>r his not being the boys Jost growing into manhood. To­ SUXFLCS 8LOOOJW. 823.000. Pi Frw torn Ctspinj, Di trait, Mick. ’ acquainted with tbe facCN, because he has gether they all three give tbe sigu. The ouiko the famous Honx? onmcl Baker Blanket* only recently been called into the wise, disguised fugleman and bis tail dunce Incorporated under tbe lava of the State of j Why, *ir," be continues, “twenty years away in search of other victims, and the Michigan.. ago Dr. Pill could not make a living a» s two »i>onsor* lead the lad away tk^nn in­ It can t>“ mvrii <n a cu? <■» out the kh»wl>-dge of th” l*r,’?,n ‘n*’J'lfi,r,r nhvfdciau nnd so lie hired out to aeil tomb­ closure near ibe wopds on lhe outskirts of •fleeting a speed? •’•<» stones. He had on attack of rheumatLim the village.—William Churchill in Popu­ Merly occupied by Messer Bros. the i-uUent l»» m‘>deraicdriukrror»nulcvlmll‘ wrtek Thousand* of drtitiKard* have been and my client loaned him MU to go to Oshcured wh‘» hsre taken the Goi^n BjMWiilcta 4:oali to t-onanlt a physician. Tlie medicine lar Science. OFTICKBS: their coffee wilbmit their » ’l*?. he got curefl him and securing tho pre­ o <4. Rnbiu«on, President; csy believe they quit drinking of their own free Tho theory of all fire ejctiugulahrrsT. to will. No harmful tfleet result* from I * »d scription htTliegan to manufacture the T». W. Iteyn<d<P. thmMer. nimUtralioa- Cures gnarauteed. Send tor cir­ medicine and peddle it about the neigh­ cntoITtlie burning object from the sur­ cular and full pMilteuters. A,,’dr££. ’".^2’ borhood. rounding atmosphere. Thia can be done fldence. GouiKN SPECtrxc Co., IM Bare Street. ni’.Ecroiw: “He got a little money ahead and started by either a liquid or a aolid substance, but Clnelimall. U. a ‘manufactory’ in the woodshed on the water is the simplent and most until nil Dan W. Itoynold*. The Michigan Engineering society began farm owned by my client's father (us our one. Ita efficacy ns a lire extinguisher J. A. Greblr. D. G. Robinson, • affidavits show;. Now be comta here and may, however, be increased by an addition Ite annual meeting at Lansing, Tuesday. Cheater Mrwr. John Carvrtb. tries lb impose apon this court by making of pulverized alum in sufficient quantity P. T. ('olgrove. pretensions to ownership of these stolen to give n gatumted solution. On evapo­ Loose’s Red Clover Pills cure sick formulas. Why, sir,’bad it not been tor rating, this solution wiil loace on tbe ma­ headache, dyspcjwla. indigestion, ecnsti-- the fact that my client loaned him <10 he terial on which it has fallen nth in coating, potion. 25c. ]>er box. 5 boxes for 81. For would have undoubtedly ls*en dead long having n high heat resisting power. Pot­ ngo, and still bo b» ungrateful enough to ash nnd rsimmon salt should not lx? used, sale by W. IL (jpodyear. teil vour honor such a story as my learned as tbe Mita will volntuliao and afterward A wildcat weighing 34 pounds ws» re­ friend has entertained you with." precipitate themselves in various parts of cently shot bi Springport by Iralik Ojer. "liandupthc papers, gentlemen.—Stocks u room or building, and tend to produce sguinst B----- Railroad Company.”—New dampness from their affinity for moisture York Tribune. These pilte are scientifically compounded, and uni form in act ion. No gri ping pain so F»rnie«it«tlon by Electricity. commonly following tlie use of pills. Back in "the forties" there was ao an­ Among new electrical processes ia thnt They are adapted to both adults and chil­ tique lawyer in Chicago of the name of of M. de liMtcie, which prevents fermcndren with perfect safety. We guarantee Pul la* Phelps—a name both ckumical and tatiou by Lb« aterilixing <rf liquids. This they have no equal In the cure of »ick Yankee. He was a nondescript of the pro- in dune by racking a Leyden jar of tbe codheadache, constipation, dyspepsia and fessicn, who though ho often appeared in talning veaacl/tb® liquid being the inner THE ‘ CCLCHESTEB” BEBBER CO. bUiouAness. and, as an appetizer, they ex­ court never had an office—at least no one coat p g and tbe electrical effect being pro­ ever knew where his office was. One day duced by meaua of condensers. Another cel any other preparation. when the aupaved streets wrj» in a more method, the pi -*—•-*••• • Ftr tie Fner. tie Sbd Brwder, tie Ypsilanti wants uniformed coppers. than commonly filthy state J'.dgo Butter­ perhaps, open placing ----- , —.--------hirpun ui tie HKtieaitirat. field end Pallas Phelps me.'- ou s narrow the voskcl and tiw* liquid tt- he stariliMt-’ street crossing. “Good morning, Brother in the field of a permanent or elxtro mag­ Phelps," said tho judge. “You haven’t net.—New York Telegram. Vatrnnary swc;.t your office thia morning!"—San -Htij nii«d with unarwunc Francisco Argonaut. HASTINGS. Visitor—la this the kitty you were talk­ ing about’ Thia irntfi a kitty. It’« full Sprvaut—Thcre is a gontleman at tb« grown. Sutmrrtotten price. »L0) pw year, whieix IdcIuCsn Little Ctrl-Well, she used to l* a kitty, Th* HoaMboU’ aapplemaau doer with a bill. Mr. High Brer—Nonsense; b© is no gen­ and we all coll her kitty ’cept when she's tleman. Tell him I’m engaged.—Texas real Ind; then we call her a cat.—Gocd WALL PUL. GIBBONS BROTHERS, PaEuhsn. News. SifUnca Oxtonl tea electrk IKtiU. DETROIT, MICH. DB. AUGUST KfENICPB . Hamburg Breast Tea ^^^COUGHSjnd COLDS. VERA-CURA ^.ssiis^BSRs: BUSINESS CARDS. Which Ilna Tro Sides—Postponement*. k’fiU 1= galfc CEictgo, IiImuh & Sagiaw *J’I a” FILLS THE BILL! ’’TOT. H YOU WANT 2 3 4 5 6 8 10 rfsnsssk-^ra’ft SUCH A PAPER DETROIT* FREE* PRESS ^ORSt* IL City Bank, BLANKETS ARE THE STRONGEST. b-No more CARTERS CURE TO FARMERS SICK HEAD BUM PAPEB FOB FAMERS! “ADHK8IVE COUNTERS." Children Cry for asajaya sus? Pitcher’s Castoria. Children Cry for Pitcher’s Castoria. Children Cry for Pitcher's Castoria. G. G. SPAULDING, ti- �. John ftoaeb. of Ontod Rapid*, and IMek Un«*iw<. H- ’ ‘•hl tor S4f‘O ■ *'de »"*r <’ra»<l day morning. They l»«d clipped wh Tbe uahilng course of th* Tnpp*n other two rounds whya Sheriff McQueen a„d a lot of drputtes raided the place and presb) trrian aseocistion of the .,f Mlrtlimn fur 1891. opened laxt night stopped the mill. Boaah »>*» U* beat of with a dtorour«c by Rev. J. FIl when they quit. -Ewebia*’ Church History. A large and apprevlaUve andlenc* listened attentive!} Woodland. to the lecture. . TIP Gakvbeni Enterprise. J- B- Smile? s bright and bamurons weekly, will print Its MICHIGAN NEWS. Fred Johnson and Jim Gord*”Trcum-di tarys. broke into « •reared'F'> and tear iretttea of fru«‘ They'were beard In the flnee. andI to-** «K1 fey too officer*, who arrested thin white drtaking the fa^ b‘ an a,,cv- A clever swin.lte »» ' several profusions! y.-nt.cmau In Adrian by an a^it piirpartteg to ”*^"1 ‘ Eglish syndicate with " Detroit. He took order* tor <*'!*<* « about tiflrt;- eratoon lhe dollar. I,!< ’ sih be soM them some cashmere*- ‘ nej rerehed the cashmere* fn»W thr agent. Mid paid |a*l>. afamt double their value. The carpets never came, and some of 'be ru^t'mirrs are out about AlfaTl E. Edward.*, of Milletts, fa a great grandson ot the Robert Edward^ wbw:u it fa claimed owned valuable tract* ut bn«L- on Broadway. New York, the title to whirl: he never parted with and which fanow salurel at W0S.0OT.000. Connecti­ cut heirs have retained counsel to bring suit to recover the property. Their con­ tention is that Edwards merely leased the lands and that the lease expired In HWfi.. Other tadra reside at Bay City. Tire Ingluun county grange voted In fa­ vor of the present system of school sujMjrvl.«idh and p..>cred a resolution asking the Irgisiatora not to chan©: for anything else. Harare C. Thurber, formerly of Pontiac, died In Saginaw Saturday. He had been in feeble health more than * year, but wa* confined to bto room only one week. The first numlrer « f the Brown City Bee. a six column folio, of frbirb J- A. llenxies Is editor, has made Its appearance, it Is a good looking and well printed paper. Frank W. Wheeler, ot Baj City, has sued Capt. Janrea Davidson for SlOO.iHU) damages. The papers in the case were (led Saturday afternoon and charge the latter with circulating report* libelous and injurious to tin* credit of F. W. Wheeler ACo. Patrick Keating, of Jonrsvjiie, a well-toIt fa proposed to place a tl.OTO clock in do fanner, took a big d.-sw ot ibiris green the tower uf the new Allegan court house. Saturday Intending sqfaffle. Doctors were With a bell that can be heard two miles. sunauoned, but tliere I* a great deal of doubt about their being successful iu sav­ The state board of health has been notfa ing him. No cause fa assigned for tbe act. fied of a case of small-pox «t Scranton. I’a.. contracted by a letter rarrter through lire Waldron people who thought that handling mail matter. Geo. W. Smith ret fire to the town last August will have to quit saying so openly Eugene O’Connor, nf Kent City, successo: to O'Connor A Titoatpson. general of Ire sued for libel, as a Hillsdale jury ac­ dealer*, has made an assignment to George quitted him of alicomtdielty with the crime N. Parris- Liabilities. $3,000; assets, Saturday. Now the question Is, who did set tbe fire?,' S4.000. A clever crook succeeded in raising SOT' forged olieek in Adrian, Friday night, lit triad to work the game a srchnd Onto hut seeing that his spime wa* deterted hr skipped out. oiks Dora Kingston, a 7-year-cid girl, was assaulted by Dennis Hubbard, an allaround tough . at Detroit Sunday evening. Site is at Emcrgvnry hospital and may die of her injuries. Hubbard is under arrest. Conductor A. H. Daily, an old employee The season thus far has been very fn v>iabJe for transp*>rtati(>u by the lake, of the Michigan Centra’, had both feet cut and an unuiffially large amoupt of freight o|T by his train at Decater Sat unlay night. is bring carried by ttte boats between Hfa Injuries received prompt attention but death jesulted .Sunday morning. Milwaukee and Grand Havcn^ Peter Hawley has been found guilty of C. B. Molies of Saginaw, lias commenc­ luist July ed suit against "Lltlfe Jake" Sriigman, foe manslaughter at Manistee. KH.IKH). The *uit grows oufiof the trial Martin Er[cson went into Hawley’s saloon and acquittal ot Moth-.- on a charge of।' and after dri'nktag. refused to pay. Haw­ obtaining money under tabu- pretenre*. II ley knocked him down, aud Ericson died of hte injuries fbnr days later. Captain Cha*. Cox. of Negaunee, was SL John wants a city charter. su.uteuly stricken with h art failure WedDriMtay. and died liefore help could !*• ren­ Montcalm county wants local option. dered him. He wa* the captain of the Scarlet fever is quite prevalent nt tantnns Cambria min.. Wi!:.\owrll. of Grand Rapids, thinks Manistee. The democrat state convention will be he had a .hare in creating the umverw. Hr has become Insane over Voltaire and field at Lansing, February 20. Ingersoll and will probably be sent iu tbe Tbe P. ot I. slain convention will be Kaiama.-oo atylum. "• held at i^nslugj, February *4 28. Nine years ago Mr. and Mrs. Waller A Columbus girl split and piled two and Van Artel moved from Amsterdam to one-half cords of wood the other da}. Michigan. leaving thei; ifi-jear old non Tbe State Veterurary association meet* Henn in * marine training school in the old country. Soon after tbe old folk* had in annual mssIod at Saginaw to-day. moved to this country. Henry ran away The Michigan Central has a lady ticket from school, and for nine years I he was agent at Buchanan—May Haskins. given up as lost. He walked In upon his Davfa McLeod, a Saginaw iumliernuui parents In Muskrguu the other day and there was a glad reunion. Henry after aud mill owner, died Sunday of heart two shipwrecks, and numerous thrilling disease. adventures determined to give up tlie sea Farmers In the vicinity of the Cheboygan aud hunt up his parent*. / river contemplate establishing a cheese Davis Bros., gardener's at Jackson, re­ port l.SSO bushels of rarrots raised from one acre of partially sultdued marsh. l -< , , S g . , ■ • : » 1 •i » jjrf ll |[ |j m factory. Saginaw has ninety-live dressmaker* and lots of ladle* wbo prefer to make tueir A seven year old son of J. Maddox, of own dresses. Pontiac, while feeding chicken* filled his Dr. Gatcludl. of tlie UnivehRy, is ex­ mouth with corn ami was choked to death. posing mind reading in an amusing and ■ Capt. Mitchell Is trying to get lhe Grand satisfactory manner. Rapids captatfats Interested to tbe point of Traverse City will have a Fanners* buying and running'i special line of Institute, beginning to-day and continued steanwrs between that city and Grand through to-morrow. Haven. Henry Clay, an aged farmer, was cut In Saginaw lias 30 alderman for 00.000 two by a Michigan Central train near Ink­ people—two less than Detroit Ims for ster, Saturday night. nearly four time* as much |M>pulation. The charter amendnu-nt. to be asked for, Holton * Weatherwax’ corset steel fac­ reduces the number to 15. tory was damaged gs.oco by fire, at Jack­ son, Sunday morning. The Western Plaster works at Alabaster is a new concern with ttoo.ooo paid iu There have been no defalcations hy any capita!. The capacity of the works will be officials or clerks in Michigan banks for 125.0OT barrels yearly. Alabaster is a tbe past two yearn. coast town in Iosco county. Charley Johnsen, of Amber t*wn.«ddp. A young Flint girl, crippled In arms and Mason county, fa only 10 j ears old and limbs, became converted by the Protestant yet be weighs 310 pounds. religion and was driven from home by her The «nnu»l mretlne of lhe >uie und,heartlaps parents. Mst Tuesday the girl found a-home among kind stranger* in uou of funeral directors will be held in Traverse City, in August of this year. Holly. Belding has not yet decided whether to Tlie total numlter ot gallons of distilled spirit* used in the a$l*, manufactures and ask thr present legislature for incorpora­ medicines for the year 1889 in-Michigan tion or be rontent two years more under was 494.839. In tbe United States there township laws. was 10,970.842 gallons used. H. W. Bradley, of Romeo, hu received A dever swindle was perpetrated on wt- 250 oue-jear-old German trout, raised from ^ral prolexMonal gentlemen in Adrian by an eggs furnished by the fish commissioner of Germany. . agent pnrporting to represent an Euglfah syndicate, with headquarter* at Detroit The tsvemy-fifth anniversary of the »He took orders for carpets at about 30 German Workmen’s Benevolent associa­ -cents on uie dollar. Incidentally he sold tion will be observed at Kalamazoo, this them some cashmeres. They received the evening. cachmercs from the agent and paid eaali about double their value. The carpeta MppOM* to rrpnwn, ’ never came and some of the customer.* an* the Quincy Coppur Co.. purebMod .a, prenl 1 nwnblc nipper mine *t Hou<bton out about S50. Saturday, for S"10,000. A load of cordwood was hauled from O. It cost Mrs. Ellzabrlh Flynn, of East D. Park’s camp to Spencer Creek, a dis­ tone* of two aud one-half mlies, which Grand Rapids, W0.85 to spll In the face of oonafated of ten and five-eighths cords of Mrs. Scott, a neighbor. The expectoration four-foot wood, green beech and ample, by took place at a farm bam dam-e and was a team that weighed 1,900 pounds, which. the result ot an old quarrel. aa> far a* known, beats the reeonl. The people of South Chesterfield have Fred Frlnklc, who committed suicide at Munich hut week, was a man of varied -experience*. The first of January he Slashed his arwi with a razor with suicidal dntest but hastened to a doctor In time to ata aared. Ttwn be was nearly killed In a 'fracas with his step-son. Finally he de­ voured a choking dose of Pari* green, cut bfa throat with a butcher knife, hung himself to a rafter, kicked tire barrel from undar him and was as dead aa Grand Haven been cutting hay off the meadows and marabes tbe past week. It cannot be called real nice English hay, but is gtx>d enough for bedding purpose*. *ay those who are cutting IL The Bay Wily night schools are attended out of all proportion to expectations, and tbe large number of working j»eoplr who desire an edutatioa fairly surprise the other peopte of that city. Another school room is demanded. A Michigan Central freight train on tbe Potaeusan Drinkwater, of the Lansing Bay City division broke In two yesterday force. frU into the river tbe other night In morning, and the rear end ran into an planing red light* around a bole In thr ice. open switch. Two ears were wrecked. Drtnkwater had a chance to drink water— __ *__ ________■___ . .. _. - ■ ■ No one was hurt painted a tnem!>er of the Missouri Indian commb-dMi. a notdtion which pay» him ly and hfa trarelltig cxper.Mta. He to santhem CaHfaruia. The Alpena Echo sajs that Nruley. the Detroit ex-lawyer, oacc trad the daylight ttirashed out of him for stealing sutacrip- bsrred him then and there from every kind d company to remove of practice had It not bean far bystanders First and Third Streets. •topping bint. What I* the matter with Henry Hosmer’ Noltitag, only his wife presented him with a fine little four pound sou, Sunday. Wm. Titmarsh lum been moving his VAIL AMONG NEGROES. house again this time on the 40 acre farm he bought of E. Lockhart. Mr». Cha*. Phil lipa is seriously sick. B. W. Austin and Wm. Applemuu have tmth iK-tu laid up for repairs. Tbat 1* Practiced In tbe vi* -i L. Ixwkhart returned from Riverdale OrtaKMM—A XJlfficc’t Task. We cannot ask for better road* or Wednesday. Bert Murph} was at the Orange Hou.se Wohster deflate anperatitioa j-leasantar weather than wc have been Wednesday. • in omen* and prognostic*.’’ sad further, having this winter. A. Buxton and family, of town, Sun- "omen. « « pre»a«c; prognostto, Another lawsuit !s likely to occur ere foreboding, token." Of .U th*”- defiur daped with B. W. Austin. long that may deprive uur pool man of fate E. I<ockhart and wife were guests of C. tlons the only am: used and nnderotood by fixtures. . that mo»: superstition* of nil races, tue Carpenter A Son have several learns F. Kent In Lake Odessa Tuewday la*t. ATrierto.l. "«lrr." A'"SI’’?! M. u. Bftxnn baagtmo toMiFafiaU. hauling brick from Vermojilvtllr. Ed. Slavey will sell yon-fine trees for n dekne.’., c! Jor.tof w.tcw, >T ri.ltore, or Jennie Kiiipatrick fa quiteakk. little money. Mrs. Ile.ulien Growel is very sick. wcidact. r. r.yaite. a death: J. (hersmlth has built a new ice house. If tbe cat woshee her face with daituy Mrs. John Velte was *lck several days muchiiscf velvety paw, wgn la»t week. . Carltou. bit gwlue to rain, Mira Nanale! If Benor Forest Jordan Is ablo to be about. Cockalorum crow* lustily three times be­ Fine weather. Mr. Lahdla is very atek. fore the door, “ Gwinc hub visitor* dis day, Judson and John Carpenter are cutting Frank Geiger fa improving. Mbs Nannie. s»ho’s you’ bawnI ’ If ?P*rks wood for Michael Yarger. Eva Bond is improving. The I*, of 1. open lodge was well attend­ wntter In golden sliowers from ,t.:r chim­ We understand that Julia Meyers will ney, “Don’ move, ehile; hit won’t burn tench two miles east of Woodland Center ed. The ti. D. Adventfete meetings closed yo": dnl a rign money cornin’ to you.” during the summer. Mlns Meyer* is a successful teacher aud wo are glad district Monday evening. Elder Olson. Rev. ‘Don’ burn lhe <■«« vhrlfa. honey, rase dot No. 3 has secured so good a teacher. ’ Witham aud a minister, whose name we oring you sorrow." “Fu’ de Lawd • s'tkr. Wm. Jordan has moved back on his did not leani, conducted the meeting* and 4ce<barat run’era** d*X heyth [hearth]! farm nnd will build a now house next they were very able ministers and we wfab Yon’s g*t a Ind enemy, chile, gwine to dn that ivc could hear them or mm fou sum dirt." “Whs* for you kim back, summer. Charles Brooks. «>f Nashville, wu shak­ others jn»t as good a* these were nancy? Don’ you know you mustn’t turn back arTer, you git *ta’ted? Dst sbo’ sign ing hand* with Woodland friendsfne day again. We wish to correct a mistake In last fou gwine to hub bad luck while you ouL last week. J. W. Hathaway has sold hl* elevator week-* Itcnw. Il should-have read Emma How cum you-lct Mis* Flo lay her parasol and will more to Ohio soon. We are McKinney Instead qf Emma Carpenter an de bod? You an her be bad friends, sbo*, w>rry to lose so good a citizen. buvlng the Alfenilng farm. rou see." * BALLS OF FEATHEBS L. It. Carpenter and Mlaa Vina Vester Protracted meetings at tbe M. E. church These and hundreds uf similar sayings continue. We undc-rsiand tliat Rev. J. attended lhe Progressive brethren church Mid supcrsliil’ius ore ns familiar to southW. Aruev, of Saranac, will be with u» this Thursday evening In North Carlton. The many friend* nnmbering about 40 truer* as tbe blue skies nnd fragrant Ido* week. Married, Thursday evening at tbe Prebys- called on Uncle Peter Covert and wife and »oms of their sunny clime. In the extreme south, more especially In terian parsonage at Hastings. Prof. J. R. gave them an old fashioned surprise, be­ Clark to Effie O. Meek*. Their many sides a big rocking chair as a token of their Louisiana, nnd in New Orleans worst of til, where French. Spanish, Italian and Woodland friends Join In wishing them friendship. African -oil races |x-cu’iarly susceptible to The M. E. chureh held their annua! lifelong happiness. Rev. Spaeth. German minister of Free­ quarterly meeting at Carlton Center last xcult influences-predominate, auperati:ion rm» riot Sunday. They Intend holding protracted port who is lioldlng n series of revival t*erbapa tbe. most peculiar of tbe many meetings nt the Gerntati church In this meetings right along now. Carlton caii boast uf more correspond­ uethods adopter! to work upon the supcrplace, fell white walking near the depot on Mime Ire and Injuns! his wrist very ents than any other town in the county ilitious negroes was the in»ertion by apfar there i< one for tlie l.ake (klresa Wave, -Mirentiy suprrn.-.tural mean* of balls ot badly and fractured tlw radin*. 1 have Our weather propbet ha* crawled out of oue Woodland New*, one Freeport Herald, leather* into pillows nnd bed*. xiyself examined these creation*, and marbls hole and will give us another prophecy three’ Journal, three Baxsicu, iu all 9. reled at tbe skill displayed in their manusoon. factarv The closest scrutiny failed to disAbn>t<>wn. When will the old tln><- custom of .tjver rip or newly sew ed wnm in l»ed or chavaring l»e stopped in our village. A Lnvely weather. .allow tick, and yet the boll* were found large crowd gathered around John Vette's Mrs. Don Hall, of Bedford, Is seriously juried Ln tbe mattresses and among tbe house Friday night for tbe purpose of pay­ III with the grippe or its effects. ing their respedto to Prof. Clark nnd wife. LQ10 Glover, of Sylvan, Mich., is visit­ s>ft feathers of pillow*. Tory were marie jf- soft, highly colored feathers, brilliant They wade night hideous for a'oout an ing her sister. Mrs. C. E. Paul. • hour when Mr. Volte requested them to Several meetings have lawn held at the tnd gaudy, scarlet and gold, bright blue leave ns his wife was sick. They left hut Gregory school house dating lhe last week uid vivid ureen, and were about tbe *!xr tnd shu]>r *>f an orange. returned with heavy nintorcements Satur­ with fair attendance. A {ocullsr odor wo* exhaled, and wheo day night nnd notwithstanding Mr. Velte Thus. Iffekworth. of Eaton Rapids. has requested them not to repeat noise of the been vidting his brother’s family and his .igbtly gtrnek iu> almost impalpable puw preceding evening a* his wife was sick, old uelghbonrhi th!® vlflnlty. 11 seemed ler arnac. An inquisitive Jack of the firm­ they disregarded Ids request and made like old times to see him walk Into meet­ ly cut one of the queer objects in halves, uu! we found therein such ao n**ortmeul night hideous by sliootiug guns and anvils ing. Shakespeare put* into hl* wiicbcn* calfor about nn hoar. Tire end may not be Mr. Misscu. of Bedford, is very sick, iron, a* they brewed in darkurs* and tem yet. and but small hopes are entertained of We understand that our friend Leonard his nwrerj-. Wunderlich ha» been appointed deputy Schsol began in district No. * last Mon­ sheriff in the town. day with C. E. Idea for teacher. Mr. Spencer, our new merchant, has re­ Liznnt w lug. aud owM'a wiaxThe Johnstown Grange seem* to be in a ceived a complete slock of goods and has very flourishing condition. opened Ufa store and surprises some of ' Certainly there were all sort* of horrible, our citizens by selling goods.so cheap. xnnamable objects. The ■oft. wbitfah powWe notice In the News a letter from tire Tlie wish of Ibe people at this place Is ier thnt onwe in high cloud* when tbe teacher ot the I^ee school which looks to for snow. mH* were touched waa undoubtedly some us as very unbecoming of any gentleman, Well, we have got our Iron bridge at •ubtle. in»:dk>UM poison, tbe secret of Ita much less n teacher In one of our public last. jompoNition perhaps handed down from sshool.s. He calls everyone who censures Bert Striker went to Buffalo with a load .be alchemy of tbe ancient Etfyptians, and him. brainless cranks who spend their of sheep last week. . ta constant inhalation during sleep was to linn- manufacturing lies at wholesale. Tlie new aid society will be held -at tbe xj« a slow, lingering and eventually Charles Helse ba* resigned tbe office of home ot Mr*. Cole. latal iiltxw, without apparent cause, to b» director In district No. 7 on account ol the Sol Chaffee If to have a new windmill »et lhe unfortunate victim selected. trouble there, and tbe Iward has appointed put up next week, i Tbe creole nesrroes of New Orleans have Elmer Rising In bls stead. School is progressing finely. I grewsomc fashion of invoking a <x>o*utnThe reading circle will be held at Ira Mr*. S. Bldrimau is still quite poorly. xiaUon of their wishc* that I believe is enStowelfs next Friday night nnd it is hoped . _______________________ Morris Burton has sold to Dry Chaffee a drely indigenous to the soil of that quaint that a goodly number a Hi be present. j fl s'hropeshire buck. " lie Shropeshlrv buck.”" xmnopolitap semi-foreign old city. Among We bear tbat many ot our teachers will a meeting; tLL this week " Tuesday night to he Dtamerou* fete days, high davs and attend the Tcagbera' Association to be held organize a reading circle, xoliday* tbat are scattered so liberally in Hastings next Saturday. I unong the too sober pathway of the twdre . fre»wy. Months of tbe )-onr none is more beauti­ Rutland. There is cofislderable sickness in this fully obset-nd by the New Orlranaise than vicinity principally colds amt lung disease*. the first of November. This is by legal The road* are Icy side up a! present. Mr. Welton, of Hasting*, was In Rut­ Ttiv most severe cases have been Pearl itatuto a „tate holiday, and In the Catholic land one day last week. Holden, two children of Mr. Holleys, and tod Episcopal church calendars All Saiota’ Quite a number arc sick with bad colds. Jay Holden’s baby. But we understand lay, but in Ixnibdana, and particularly in :be Crescent City, it fa a day for the reE. Bush's little boy h reported no better. they are all on the gain. /The abcess above the kne- having broken There will be a silver medal contest} at nembrume of the dead. Tbat tomb l». indeed, neglected and its another Is forming below tlie knee. Spring Brook chureh on Tuesday evening. 0. Robinson and wife, of Hope, were Tbe coutestants being evenly divided be­ xcupant forgotten tbat does not bear a meguests of. Mr*. J. R. Robinson last Tues­ tween that place and Cressey. John Bar­ 110010. From the simple eoncljKhel>, or per* inpe only a little mass of white, glfatenlng day. rett. of Richland, general manager. F. Tanner talks of taking up his abode Enos Barber hrs gone to Clyde, Ohio, to wind, with n paper rooe stuck in its midst, » tbe elaborate, expensive flora! tribute at Sawdust City next week. visit the scene* of his youth. Hugh Stilton, of South Hastings, was John Holden called a veterinary from -hat crown* tbe lofty marble of the rich in East Rutland Tuesday. Kalamazoo last week, on aceonnt of laving yian’s resting place, not one is left without lecoration. A general pilgrimage to tbe A portion of the hay tliat Mrs. Cottield two sick horses. bad In stole on her farm I* reported to Annie Tlbblt*. who ha* been seriously nany cetmiarie* in and around tbe dty have left for parts unknown without just ill the past week, we are glad to say is lm-‘ akta» place, nud ita observance fa universal x> s surprising degree. proving. cause or provocation. It Is on that day the old cradle supersti­ Jay Holden ha*, purchased an addition Mr. Chamber*, of Irving, was in town tin- fore part of the week canvaaalng for to his farm In Johnstown, and Intends to tion toll* you to pursue tbe following Method if you want to have your wfoh, tbe fruit trees. move llurre soon. Reuben Spencer and Warren Fisher Icarost desire of your heart, fulfilled. PKHBAP* THIS ts tABY. went to Grand Rapids Tuesday, to attend You must purchase beforehand a handMr. and Mr*. A. T. Rowley were In tire gram! lodge of the F. <S A. M. cervbicf, and it must not tee used, but kept Minnie Flower visited her sister In Hastings last Thursday calling on T. S. ■.lean and white for lids ocean ion. Augusta la*t week in Wtdte stertetii for Buffalo Saturday Briee. On the eventful morning you must leave Thomas Jarrard is making preparation* some as early m paudble and nfao s* quietto move to Isabella county in lire near with a car load of sheep of his own. y. and not a word or a sound must escape future. four Ups from the time you clows ths door l.ibble ^boup, who Is teaching the Mc­ The roads are in a tine condition for the tehind you until you. return. You must Kelvey school, held an exhibition last jo to a cemetery, enter the main gate, walk wheels. Friday evening. from there to tbe opposite wall, eu the W. Elliott, from Ohio, Is visiting Elder Edward Greenman's brother, from Ban­ Snyder aud other friends In this vicinity. nam avenue, aud somewhere ou Iu. length field. visited him last week. The open lodge at Carlton Center was a rou must pick up a piece of dirt; tie thia Id Allen Rascy. of Nashville, will move on roe corner of the new handkerchief, ustuhis mother-in-law’*, Mr*. Jarrard’*, farm grand nucerw. The town hall was packed •ally exprsaslng your must heartfelt wfah. full of spectator*. In tbe spring. Leave tbe cemetery by tbe same gate Mr. Williams and Mr. Decker made a Edward Warburton's little boy is sick at fou entered, and make yonr way to « aeotFlp to K“laiw‘i00 d«y hu»t this writing. rod; enter this and pursue the same oairse, Geo. W. Marshall, wbo haa be«n sick lying a bit of dirt from the main walk Mr. Stilson. tbe wholesale groceryman, for some time, is able to be up. J. D. Guy, wm ta Graad Rapid*on boni­ wss on our street* one day last week. • Ito a wUb. VUH.UlMtocwtor, Old Elder Jeffer* preached at the church uu!U,»Ulnlbrtor dirt tato»tolrt«i ness last week. Prof. Taylor organized school at tire last Sunday evening. The Adventfat* have just closed a series Moore school Ixxxm- igst wor k. :Mrt ««1 UM wUL Retar, to,™,. roll Brook* * Spirt* qte drawing i very of meeting at their .chureh In Carlton to. bandkenddet Into . compact l|u 1, bail fine oak logs off tbe Brice farm. “<1 u- 1‘ npon tb. top cl an ammlar, „ Wc .rrewrtuftl tll>, on,, SnJder >0 tb. eornk. of , t^h engaged Mr. Coffieid to assist him in hl* Upa. on tbe taMar o« tbe b«L An. bteb mlMiunary work the coming summer. (dace tbat ia llk.l, to be nndlaturbcd. .aL Thursday morning of fart week, Ix-roy Glad toAacw you have made eucH a good Beckwith, ooe of tfa old sctxler* of this by spiders, will answer. Choice, Elder. Then, aud not until then, must you George pirmle worked iu Camme! town Michigan somecitne tn lhe fifties and ha* **** chanu k broken if a single ' lived Mi Barry county moat of the time the pa.*t week. rtelnetraatl es;a{X*I duria« rite. ,hallh * tf * ch « ’ "V» he •Ince. He lived at Petoskey n short time J hen it Is rcmemUred that you arc most will not teach an extra month after bis akely to meet your dwrat friend and foe Since tbat be ha* spent hl« tlaw at the term expires. The district fa wdl pleased unong tbe crowds that pan to and from ZtoJ?* «*ir wbool thia Soldier*’ Home w ith occasions 1 visit* attending their own and winter and give much praise to their his children here and at Jackson. viewing others decorations, it w ill be seen teacher. that it fa not an easy matter to keep abso- ' hxtely quiet; but thaw wfabw will come Mr. Rietards M on lhe sick Hat. **"'tbe "'“"'ll «> true before twelve oiaons have shed tbeir issue fiso.uoo bond* and rebuild the citv water syster.u M with n serious accident. ’ Yl.il.nU w.nl. nniroruwl ronper^ Ml Cortend.J lad a Maclof imt.1v,u, that ha* k.fi M. Oxford has electric lights. Will Boekwtti a ill tolar:* to hw borne •wur rti« lu-Sprlnn^n t,, FnBlk Jsetrsou this week A. P. HtMlge will start for tbe eastern :rt of the sti ‘ with relatives. hod paid Ita freight cn Ma gon. is hs lacked a tew shilling' at having enough to pay their faro. I heard them talking it over u they sat on a hftggujo truck on thn plat­ form. > “We ’nns will hev to go back, I reckon,” said the man. "But we 'uns can't go bock/' she replied. “We ’un*Jina sold out nnd bev no place to "Bnt what kin we ’uns do*" ’ "Haven't wc ’uns got money ’unlT?” "No." ’ "And they 'uns wmi’l tako "No." L "And we^ua* fa In a flxF* ’•ffartin.” “But tho lz>rd 1* down yare os well ns ■np’n the hllfa. haln’t he?" sbo naked. "Ho tnougbt ire. l»ut th* chances aectu agin IL” “But Pllgnoutnmong tho cotton Imle* and find a spot to pray. Tire Lawd never did desert hi* awn." “Yon wougbt try ft," be said doubt Injtly1 bad told three or four of the boys, and wb chipped in 15 nnd ban«ted it to the man, and ire bad the money in hand when the woman returned. "Did you pray?" he asked. "Fur bow much?” "A dollar." "And the Lord has dun sent ua five!" "Then we ’ur» w no longer in n fix.""Yere ft I*. and our trouble* are over. Tillie, we 'un* orter her cum down yen­ twenty years ago. Up thar when we’un* axed the Lord for a dollar we'uns some time* got two bits cut of It. Down yerc. when we ’nn» ax fur the same be piles it on ten tlmca over, and doan' even want to know whar’ we cum from or which church we belong tof”—New York Sun. • The influence of tobacco upon the heart la frequently more strong!} marked than in any other direction. There are few per­ sons who usn this substencx! to excera who do not suffer from the disordered action of the organ tn question. The impulse fa rendered weaker aud wore irrrpu’.ar. ««.* that faintneiM, intermittent pulse and pal pitatinn are induced. The toliacoo heart is so well known and recognised by physicians that wheu tbi organ is found to be in an abnormal con­ dition question* to the patient in regard to tbe use of tobacco are never omitted. aud prohibilimi fa insisted upon in every cose without exception. 1 atu very sure, from my own experience, that jtnany young per­ sons lay the reeds of organic diM*s*c of the heart from the cxcwadr* h*e of tobacco or from liegtnnlng it tod early in life. it not only ItM-.na the nervous influence by which the heart is kept in action, l>ut it cause* n deterioration of the organic mus­ cular fibres of which tbe organ 1* com posed. “Wenk heart" and "heart failure," so commonly met with in our day. are, 1 have no doubt, very often tbe direct con­ sequence of the abuse of tobacco. The u»e of tobacco by minor* shoul'L be absolutely prohibited, not by laws which are im possible of enforcement and which encumber tbe statute books, hut by home influenre nnd command. If this were dona we should Lave much lew*of the deleterioua effects of tobacco, for it i* very cer­ tain that no young person van uh* this substance, even tn moderation, without suffering more or leas severnlv at the time •nd laying up fur himself future trouble* of even more renons import.—Dr. William A. Hammond in New York Herald. | . The Two CmsMs. When Jay Gould i* in the city it fa no unusual occurrence for him nnd hix son George to be seen together ou Broadway between the Weotern Union building "i:1. Wall street. Since Mr. Gould practioilly took his eldest sou into partnership the two ore almost insepnrnbk-, nud the small ncss of stattire of the wixard of Wall street ia never more strikingly apparent than wheu he is *een standing or walking beside'hi* stalwart sou. George, although an uncommonly handsome and well built young man. fa not above tbe medium height, and. yet he fa nlmoat a head taller than hfa father. Jay Gdpld's demeanor toward hi* eldest wn is n charming study. It betokens h degree of affection and pride that makethe poNMasiou of wealth seem insignificant One day father and son walked into one of the largest banking bouses down town. Tbe bead of the banking firm anwe and aiiproached the man of millions with an air of deference. Paying do bred to court refaw intended for himrelf, Mr. Gould said: and manner impressed all of the persons present with the idea tbat "my son" is a vwy large factor in the Gould family.New York Times. man who had recently returned from Europe, “that acme of the New York merchant* wbo sell dry goods, carpets, furniture, etc., do not have show window* such as are seen on the continent, which extend from the basement to the ceiling of the ground floor. If one such were nrraDgvd it would not only attract great attention ou account at ita novelty, but also because it would afford such an excellent opportunity for lhe display of goods. The longest port iero* sou Id be bung up in it. and be seen to much better advantage than Is possible in most of tbe present windows. af this kind di video into two floor*. Tho top one fa fitted np aa a library or reception room and the bottom aa a kitchen or din­ ing room. The effect is very realistic, aa tta-window looks like the section of a bonae.’’—New York Tribune. Three young ladies at the depot were winding through the crowd. ludiaa file, haoteuing to board a train, when the whis­ tle tooted. “Oome, hurry up! Come right ing. ns she auppcsed, the hand of the girl answered in an unknown voice, and the abashed maiden aaw that the hand she had reined In a fervent grasp was that of a rtranga young man. Sbo has hardly yet A Cnrioa* Slip. � https://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/418/HastingsBanner_1891-02-05.pdf 43de48aae630957e7483257b39bc6f42 PDF Text Text Largest Circulation of any paper in the County. Hastings VOL. XXXV. NO. 40 Banner. HASTINGS, MICH., FEBRUARY 5, 1891 Hastings Banner. Futrilnbed Thursdays by COO3C BEOS., Hudson’s Tower Clothing Co aAnrrxGH. yrrcn. COUNTY NEWS. OUR COUNTY. IHuKraphlcn). The best A ing medium i ry County. WHOLE NO. 1861 gan. besides manufacturing sleigh shoes, furnaces etc. There Is not a more ardent Knight of Pythias living than our subject. He has filled nearly every chair in Barry Lodge, was twice Chancellor Commander, Is a member of Hastings Division and the local section of the Endowment Rank. In his lodge work he puts the same energy and push as in all oihort. and la a wheel­ horse In local, and for that*matter, state I’ytbianlam. He Is a public-spirited cit­ izen. alive to securing whatever will build up Hastings. Ilia work as chairman of the Improvement committee was most thorough and effective. And though It subjected him to some criticism which he keenly felt, no critic could say* that Lis work had not been of the most distinguish­ ed character, and Hastings is to-day In­ debted to him more than to any other citi­ zen for the splendid work accomplished. And bis work was never more appreciated than now. Our subject Is some pumpkins In the dramatic line also. When Barn* lodge wanted to entertain the people, and graphically show to the public the Inner workings of the fraternity, they selected a play known as ••The Ancient Order of Hercules” and our subject was the "Hlghy Illustrious Grand Hlghunkadunk.” Well, people to this day laugh when they think of the realistic' presentation of the play by our friend. Again in the ‘•Dcestrick Skul^." he wus one of the boy scholars. It was worth the price of ad­ mission to see Greusel perform. And he paralyzed the school and pulverized the audience by numerous request* to the teacher “to go aouL” But his friends never can forgive him for one attempt he made to lead the singing of the closing ode in tlie lodge room. It was something “fearful and wonderful.” Mr. Greusel Is a good deal of a practical joker, as several people can attest. We could entertain our renders with many of them, but space forbids. But despite his keen love of fun. he loves his business more, and bls ambition and energy seem wrapped up In the prosperity of the institution he found­ ed. and. whose business success is due to his labor and ability. He Is a most cordial friend to his friends delights in their friendship, keep* It as a sacred trust, und has hosts of friends, but has no use for an enemy except to leave him severely alone. If we bad two dozen such Bien as lie in this community, Hastings would be n I record breaker In Its progress in population mid prosperity. We ure glad to say that our picket mil! is here and about ready to commence work. We think this is the best mill la tire county. It runs three saws, one slabiug saw and two picket saws. It will be stationed just between our store and the • railroad where it Is handy for those who wish to ship pickets. John Blrawspangh and J. M.* Rogen have purahMed a large number of pcaeh trees and other varieties. We do vol see the reason why O'Donnell will not be Ute .leading town in ti»e state for fruit orchard*. M. Peterman, of northeast Carlton, Sundayed with his brother of this place. Sanford Rogers gave his friends and relatives a pleasant party and oyster supper last Friday night There was a large crowd there being about 40 couple. All enjoyed themselves very much. A few of the young people attended the party at K. Garwood's although meal of them, of this place, attended lhe party at 3. C. Rogers’. Samuel Colbert and W. H. Fuller are cutting up all the wood in this section of the country. It will be a revelation to many to learn that the only Mugwump party in the nation that is organized for active opera­ tions resides and does business In the city of Hastings. Al first It consisted of but one person, the subject of this nketeli, Mr. Si lvester Greusel. One of the requisites for membership Is that the applicant must have done time In every other political party. Another Is lliat the applicant must be voted for by ballot, and the ballot ab­ solutely clear, before he can be familiar­ ised with the sublime mysteries and deep secrets of Mugwuinpery. The appalling ceremony of initiation into this order lias deterred many. The severe teste named above have kept out many more; while the frightful oaths administered by the Grand Chief, binding a man tn forever absolve himself from all other parties, be true to Wandered from Creasy on Monday the the. honored principles of Mugwnmplanism. »0. I’. Travis, a man of solid build alxxit and thereafter vote when lie wanted to, five feet and ten inches in height, dark for whom be desired, or not vote at all. hair and long beard. When last seen was hat terrified several otherwise acceptable on his way to Michigan City. Has been men from becoming members in good living entirely alone for several montha. standing. The party at present numliers His neighbors are quite uneasy as to hla three, with our subject as Grand Adorable whereabouts, and some fears arq entertain­ Mogul. Not a numerous party you say? ed that he may have strayed or been stolen. And yet the fate of empires has rested luUer. on Thursday, the 29tb, he was seen upon one man; and it will be well, before going north on the C. K. A 8. with u lady. any forecast is made of political probar As it is a <hitv enjoined on all of our order biiitles. to keep in mind this Mugwump to inquire If any are sick or In distress, we parly, with Its oath-bound devotees, earnestly beg of any one knowing erf bls secretly banded together for the purpose whereabouts to report to I’ralrievillegrange of doing us they please. What of the No. "150, and oblige. leader? He liails from Detroit, tire city [Latest.—He was found in the Clerk’s Boss Jucob owns, and was born there In office In this city, tied in a “double-beau” May. 1840. As soon as he could bland knot—Ed. alone, luj gnawed on prvlzajs. filed his teeth oi/’Barley biscuit, stole Kraut from the family barrel,; polished Ids vocal Wm. Junes and wife, of Sunfield, are drgans on his favorite Llniburger “Kase,” vlHltlng Maple Grove friends. and talked, fought and got spanked for It 14*wis Gray wlU farm the Thoa. Niles’ tn the German language, lit due time be farm this year. went to the public school, and vindicated The friends and neighbors of Thos. Jar­ the power and strength of nafure and rard gave them a pleasant surprise last . Germany in many a hard fought battle In Wednesday evening, bringing with tlvem which JSL Patrick’s kids' caiue out l>adly material for a new quilt. WoratqtiHMeconds. At the age of fifteen, Mr. NIcewander expects to move to Bat­ after he jfowl acquired good training of mind aiuPmuscle. he was apprenticed to a ^^tash.'ille did 810,100 worth of business tle Creek this spring. Delrok/ machinist, served out- his four Ci th the Michigan Central last year, or • Jennie Endinger spent Saturday and yt-arx and then started out for Himself. $2,720 more than In 1889. A good show­ Sunday with friends at Woodbury. Chas Gray is working for Jzentz «fc Son Il+fc ability and expertnesa as a workman, ing indeed. at Nashville. his reliability and falitifuIncM, easily se­ Alf. Buxton, of* Nashville, is building The seems to be n great deal of anxeity cured for iiim the steady progress In ids two 40 horse power engines in his shop, vocation. He rose step by step until the and when they are done will make four 25 in our locality as to who writes (or the Banker. Now to be effndid we do not foremansldp of one of the largest machine horse. intend to write anythin? that will hurt shojts in Detroit was offered to him, and Nashville Is threatened with a revival of anybody’s feelings, but to give the locals accepted, and he continued In this im­ portant position for live or six years, hav­ the roller skating craze. Our sympathy and news of the nelgbborinod in general, and if we should make a random shot and ing and retaining the full confidence of is hereby extended. should happen to bit you, don’t go and butt ids employers, and the hearty good will of Nashville New* “Satan” remarks that it your brains oat against a slump for we Absolute One Pride Clothiers, Hatters and Furnishers in Grand Rapids. tbamcn under him. He became n member is the mark of a gentleman to give a lady of the Ircai Blacksmiths and Machinists n seat; but that when a Nashville young liave not got time and another thing the Union, when but IS years of age. passed lady Is elevated by her beau to a seat on roads are too bod to plant you. We understand that one oi our young through the various offices, and was finally the gate post, while her lover stands on elcetetl a delegate to the national conven­ the sidewalk and cranes his neck In trying men was feeling very much elated over his tion of the union. His zeal as n worker, to talk to her, the art of politeness Is success gathering Berry’s, and after secur­ ing all he could carry a young man from his Interest in the union, his ability ns a slightly overdone. Hastings, who would out weigh him by man. commended him to the favorable The same Satan observes that it is hard­ several pounds, stole them away from him. consideration of the national organization, Too bad. of which he was mCde successively third ly proper for a certain Nashville vsung There was a party at Edward Green­ and second vice president and later presi­ couple, to gel onto a back street and culti­ dent. In the latter capacity he <*dited tire vate their voices to such an extent us dis­ man's last Wednesday night. Richard Watkins and wife, of Battle Blacksmiths and Machinist* Magazine, turbs (he sleep of the whole neighborhood, the national organ of the union. Ills and drives the feline population into a Creek, are visiting Mrs. Watkins’ parents, , connection with this order brought him in­ sullen hush. We believe Satan Is right Mr. and Mrs. Nlcewander. Little Claud Warburton, who has been to national prominence, and gave him an this once. sick, is belter at this writing. acquaintance with Powderly and other Grand masquerade ball at Freeport Sat­ Richard Graham lost a horse last week. great leaders <>f labor organizations. He urday night One of our old ladies had the misfortune took a whirl at politics, entering into it We must sell least FIFTEEN HUNDRED DOLLARS Dr. Peckham, of Freeport, is consider­ to lose her note book. Little muddy to with that zeal und detenniiiation that look for it | ’ • ■ we ing a proposition to move to Muskegon, dlstiuguisheH Idin, and is peculiarly char ­ worth) of goods by the of March. In order to do thia Wm. Jarrard has purchased bls brother and manufacture his croup remedy on u> OFFICE WITH HOLBKOOK. OVER acter la tic. Becoming dissatisfied suceestv extensive scale. The Dr. has a remedy Thomas’ interest la the old homestead. shall sell goods at prices that will please everybody. ively with the republican party, ids first 3£ORRII2L’S STOKE, HASTINGS. The ladies mite society will meet with political love, be later on worked with that will sell, and Is the kind of n man Mrs. Wm. Bivers Wednesday of thin the democrats; couldn’t stand the rotten­ Muskegonites can lie to. 1 have Improved and vacant city lots fur ness of that kind of city politics, and then rd and wife were at the coun­ went in on bln muscle in the labor party. sale and exchange in all parts of the city. ty hub I haraday. 3.000—votes one* fall, and The party poHed’” * ” -“ •* guarantee health and prosperity for the The Free Methodist meetings at the Cen­ Farming lands for sale and exchange In the next spring our subject ran on the coming season. ter dosed Sunday. all parte of the county. labor ticket for city treasurer. lie re­ Tbos. Jarrard visited friends at Charlotte ■ 1 have some choice Grand Rapids prop­ fused to have a slip printed, saying he ^KFaul. of Woodland, lias invented a be convinced. For tho next 30 days we shall sell our erty Saturday and Sunday. for rale at a bargain. wanted to see how well the laboring machine by which with one motion be can entire stock of Boots and Shoes 15 per cent. off. In Fanners and city property owners de­ classes, who hada------majority of -----the votes Id chop out the tin for a whole syrup can. _ to sell or exchange should remem­ Detroit, would stand together, and that he Successful revival meetings are In ’Millinery we have a large assortment of Ladies and ’ siring Frankie Shaffer is sick. ber that purchasers and traders are keejt- desired uone to vote for him who did not progress at tike Kilpatrick church, Wood­ Owen Hall has (be measles. Ing an eye on my listed property for vote the whole labor ticket. The old party land. ‘Trimmed Hats, Bonnets and Tokes. which we shall sell at leaders set their eye on the labor party on Josie Whitlock is nursing a felon. bargains. off the regular prices; also Ladies, Misses and Gents I nder- Remember those who wish to sell and that eventful spring, put up schemes, offer­ Rev. Arney, the Saranac preacher and Iter. Watson Is holding revivals at the this and that labor' leader a soft snap borne trainer, to iu Woodland conducting hM). , wear which we shall offer at less than cost Our entire Stock are obliged to sell are the ones who put ing revival services, and the News-says be Grandma Forhman died last Saturday property in the hands of the agent; to “stay by the old party once more.” Re­ occasionally shows up one of his flyers on sult, Greusel and the whole labor ticket of at J off. Woolen underwear at less than cost. Our their and was buried Monday, at the ripe old therefore purchasers will find the agency the streets. received just 115 of. the 20,000 votes cast age of 90. headquarters for bargains. Standard Prints at 5 Indigo Blues 6 cts, Turkey That made a Mugwump of our subject. Mrs, Kreiger visited in Grand Rapids The Woodland people are thinking that And now he votes for the Iwst men on any it is about time Ibat burglars made another last week. Ginghams in dress plaids and Apron checks 7 cts. All Wool ticket, remembers his frleuds on election raid on that town. Herb. Brown and wife spent Sunday Yarns at cost Winter Gloves and Mittens | off. All our Ou Jefferson street two houses and lota day, and you will catch a weasel asleep Jacob Eisenbeiss. of Woodland, married with W. S. Adkins and wife. when you find him absorbed in politics or Frank Wright lost a horse last week. Henriettas and Dress greatly at bargains, and on easy terms. taking more than a passing interest in tlie widow Hitt. And the boys thought it Rev. Carpenter is holding meetings tn Near furniture factory,—one lot and them. He has had enough, and knows it, was about proper to celebrate the event, Assyria. reduced prices. at cost Best Overalls 50 cts. Mens house well finished, water works, coiatrete and prefers his position as leader of the with a muslcale. It was sweet for the Letters remaining uncalled for In the walk, cistern, wood shed, etc.; rents nt $10 trio of Mugwumps to any position within newly wedded pair to listen to odes ripped post office at Morgan, Midi., Feb. 1, *$1; Pants at cost. In Groceries we will mention the prices per month. 81,000; 8500 down, bal. on the gift of the people. Ten years ngo im»w off at random by the melodious horseLadles list—Miss Tinnie Cramer, Miss but a few leading articles. In sugars we will give you 20 lbs time at 7 per cent tiddle, with anvil chorus, and fish horn ac ­ ho was on his way to Milwaukee to accept Ida County, Mrs. W. H. Jones. Mrs. J. W. And one house and lot one block from a good position there, and was induced by companiment. Slater, Mrs. Dwight Lydel, Mr*. R. T. of Yellow for $1.00. Of Durkee s famous Challenge Mills factory. 5800; $300 down, bal. at 7 per J. L. Wilkins to stop off nt Hastings. He Gillmore. Gents list—Ells W. Cadwell, Spices we will sell you Pepper 25 cts a lb; Ginger 25 cts; All­ cent. Cheap. liked the town, the people and the prospect Amos Wright, Rev. G. G. Williams, A. G. G. Baker, of Cedar Creek, has sold __ bta Clark A Co., Cap. J. IL Wolly. Mr. Paney, Near felt boot factory—IK lots and for business. He never went to Mil­ spice cte; Mustard cts; best Shreded Cocoa 20 cts; best splendid house, with furnace, cellar* un­ waukee—that Is not that year—but return­ stock of goods and is looking elsewhere to Geo. F. Jones 2, Charley Hodge, S. FelL to Ih-troit, p>t his family and belong­ locate iu business. Cards—S. Fell. English Currents 7 cte; very fine raisins 10 cts; a fine cut der whole house, good cistern, good well, ed E. Bevier's family are all Improving fine­ W. 8. Apkijis, P. M. well finished and folding doors, ings. returned to tills city and established Chewing Tobacco 25 cts; MixeJ Candy cts;.a good Baking bouse small baru. Can be bought at a bargaiu • machine shop. From the very start a lygood business was dour, and the small Win. Kennedy, of Grand Rapids, is. on Clovordaia. ‘ Powder 20 cte; Starch 6 cte; Rice 8 cte; Prunes cte; 8 cans and on easy terms. altop grew into Ute Hastings Engine A our streets in the interest of the company’s The protracted effort at this church has Several splendid bargains In the lat Irofl Works of to-day, a model institution spring bed. __ Tomatoes best brand for 25 3 cans best SweetCorn 25 closed for the present. The church uhwward and other parts of the city. ami prosperous. Mr. Wilkins later on Frame Engie will now sport In his new bershlp has increased by the accession at best Orleans Molasses 50 cts, former price 00cte; Clothes Brick bant for sale at a bargain, on cor­ told his Interest In the ImaincM, which cutter. four members. ner opposite Ford’s hotel. Wm. Smith had the misfortune to roll was reorganized, with W. E. Powers, D. Two boya from Hastings were arrested pins 5 dozen for 5 cte; we have a large assortment of 40-acre farm iu Irving, all Improved, soil S. Goodyear mid F. 11. Bartow os equal over a saw log and now is limping around. by the sheriff on Saturday. The older one a • .... nt.o, ___ . ___ __ z 1 — ..f I,, , UCA »!>/• Get your sleighs ready. Winter Is here. had just lost an eye by the oardt-sfc we good, frame barn 25x35 with basement, partners with Mr. Grcusel. In 1886 the goods which will be sold at greatly reduced prices. Prof. Davenport and wife, of Lansing, of a stolen revolver. “The way of the log house, good orchard, and well feiced- concent was bunted, entailing a severe Can be bought at a bargain on easy terms. loss. But new ground was bought, a are visiting their parents In this vicinity. transgressor Is hard." Il hi t>elng whispered that we will have 80 acre farm for sale tn Otsego coauty. much larger building erected, with a com­ Orville Kingsbury caught a pickend last Description said to lie black sand and clay plete equipment for business. The energy an apple dryer here next fail. week weighing 15 pounds, and naw the W. Bollen, of the firm erf Gate* A boys are all anxious to fish. loam—Umber beech, maple and elm. 00 and push, the organizing ability, honesty Bolte.n. of Woodland, lias a severe attack rods from school. 7jtf and 8U miles from and bushtews sagacity of Mr. Greusel has Howard Mosher and A. MeCalluai i each of two railroads, 30 acres improved, made the concern what It Is to-day. Yon of malarial fever. may took the state over and find not .These prices are only for cash or its equivelent. log bouse and bam and small granary: shooting. The match came off last' another town m H unled us Hast tags was ns miles from county seat. 100 voters In '.tiwnYour scribe was on the sick Hat last day. Howard Mosher's side 1 Highest market price paid*for all kinds of produce. ship. Trice *1.900. Will trade for farm to shipping facilities and conveniences ns week au<! It wa* impossible for us to get winner, and the lo&ere having I a manufacturing town, with such an in­ the supper. iu this section and pay difference. stitution us tile Engine & Inm Works that our Items Id time. Lumber in large quantities « We understand that Walter Burd has begins to do -.he business ut this concern, gumr to Grand Rapids id, engage in busi­ I* hauled here from Doud's Cw Plano twine-binder, will trade for wood it is remarkatde; and an unique exhibition ness. His fiiends and rttatives wish him Kingsbury and GUiasjde a of what business pluck and enterprise may ready to saw pickets. or Otiter property. aremnpllsh hl the fare of gi’»-at odds. The A horse. >50—will trade for wood. Welby Garn, who has been working In A very promising young stallion four box Rr<; in U» nx.l rurumr nWialr. umhmiw om.nr.rtureri . —1»™«1 years old. Iras aa excellent pedigree, timetl ons «: ro>»4 ----------borne _—- to wtke hl, trirMt W1 reinin a race with 14 starters at 2:32Xat pk>w points and plow repairs In Michl- I lives a short visit. Additional Bargains every week. Bargains every day in the Money saved always when you buy your Hats, Caps and Furnishing Goods of Hudson's Tower Clothing Co,, Great Clearing Out Sale! at Cadwallader’s AGENCY COLUMN “ 15th TAKE NOTICE OF THE FOLLOWING PBICES And at Misses J Cloaks cte, Red 6cts SPECIAL 1 Cashmeres, Goods at Flannel Carpets of ’ 25 25 good 10 7 cte; cte; New other TAKE NOTICE. HIGLEY & FOX. FOB SALE. �— — The blood 1« the life.' vindicated KtKeptibte tbau thia cf wvana n Desim. The system, was brilliant CASTOR IA But tbethou- aandsoi iscm, ■ above tier- the gha« eyes, all turned toward her; all ««• 1 Mlle-Marana, though aha could Ik! Ill >rv cv; wnu ~ — j— m^ke him henceforward do right Then there, to M* her!—it was astounding and not catimMto the influence upon others she began to -peculate as to what aort of terrifying! Those innumerable eyw <rf the pereowl quality of her voice, wrong he had done-whethcr it were nothing could eacapc them, nothing be could not help knowing that she sung m aivthing more than thoughtlessness and invisible to them. They were ovaipow- tune and correctly; but, inaamueb aa extravagance. A few weeks ago she ering, hostile, exterminating! All im- rntuiv other women could do thia, aho would have said that it could be nothing preesion of individual human tarings was vtm forced to infer that her being made mure; but sho had been forced to see ksrt, and the audience eoerned to be a queen of New York mart be due to rane anil hear certain things ut late which sort of monster, without sympathies and personal quality, as aforesai.l. Tbia just mode her h.-siUU*. She had seen what responsibilities, immense, incontrollable, persuasion gave her pleasure on more some young men. possessed of money omniscient—a mercileea, multitudinous accounts than ffne; but one account was and freedom, were and did; why might inquisition! How could a single girl ]♦hot it seemed to justify iu aome measure ; nut her brother Ed be like them? She contend against them? By what miracle the deception which ahe was maintain­ put the thought away from hen ahe could h?r voice and presence reach and ing before tha world. Though still would not believe evil of her own brother. snbdt>! them? Rather her spirit would chargeable with purloining Mtrana’a He was a Randolph and a gentleman. evaporate from her bps before them and 1name, she might, perhaps, acquit her He might be selfish and reckless, but he leave her inanimate. conscience of damaging that lady in her would never do anything wicked or dis­ As she stool gazing there some one musical reputation. If she were listened graceful. It was more to be feared that crossing the stage from the wings passed to with as great favor as the gtnuinfhe would deem her to have disgraced near her. She knew the step, and turn­ Rmeian diva would have been, surely herself in stealing another woman's er Yea. it whs Bellingham. He recog­ tho latter could not complain of any name and reputation. It was all very nized her and pansol. apparently sur­ very gnat practical injury. On the well to plead that she had been per­ prised to see her there, but his expression contrary rhe would hare earned an suaded into it half ignorantly, half could not be discovered in the shadow. American renown without being against her will; the fact that she had “Does the house satisfy you. mndemoi- trouble*! to so much as open her lips. done it remained. Well—it was too late acUeF he said, approaching her. As he True, n nown was all she would earn: did so he glanced at the flowers in her but ahe had voluntanly given up tips to turn hack now! The long hours pa.w<i on, and as the girdle- The glance did not escap, her, offer of other emoluments before the 'evening approached she found herself and then ahe knew where it ww» she had false Marana had ever been thought of. thinking not of Ed, but of another per­ seen the knot before. It was that day Of courre a lie fa a lie, after every exson, who luul come into her mind, not by of their interview in the corridor; his cnsu has been made for it; yet there her own invitation, but involuntarily; or fingers had been busy idly tying and un­ may be cause for congratulation if a lie possibly he had l»een in the baiJiground tying a bit of string. prove to contain no other mischief than all the while, and advanced as the other “I didn't know you would be here," the rimple invasion of a truth. receded. She liad had no conversation she said in a whisper. “I am gUd-” In this opinion she was, it need scarce­ with Bellingham since that day at the “They expect a call for the architect," ly bo said, cordially supported by Ham­ theatre, but they had met several times be replied, “and I must make a bow." ilton Jocelyn and Mme. Bemax: nor was and exchanged a few wolds, and there "Will you be in the audience while I her father disinclined to take nn opti­ iiad been something in hi« manner that ring?' mistic view of the situation. The latter had strengthened and reassured her. she “Yea. WhyF gentleman, by the way. seemed to have knew not why- -something that seemed "Show me which seat is youia." taken a fresh start in life since his trou­ to show that iutuiuon was acquiring He stopped to the peep hole. ble* came to bead, therein following the more weight with him tlian rvasdu. And “You Fee that chair half way down example of many prominent citizens of yet he had not seemed happy nor at ease; the center aisle? That to mine." , New York and other places who, when but his uneasiness was of a kind that “Thank you," she said; “and thank soothed and inspirited her. It was like you for these flowers. 1 feel made over other sources of supply run dry, are ac­ customed to tap with golden success the the trouble of a cloudy dawn, out of acew! Now I can ring." unfailing spring of insolvency. Mr. Ran­ which the sun at last rises dear. He was She put out her hand and Geoffrey dolph hod taken robmi in a small but not treacherous nor intangible, like so took it in his. elegant flat on Fifth avenue, and was many men; his qualities were large and For a moment it seemed to them as if firmly based; he could not play monkey they were alone together. When two living the life of a rejuvenated bachelor tricks, and talk one thing while he thought persons meet tn complete sympathy all and man alxint town. The? powessiou another. The process of his feelings was other human association seems so trifling of a momentous ncret flattered bis sense honest and open; he wan reserved and ret­ in comparison that they ccoj*e to be of self importance, and the incumbency of a minor sinecure in the municipal icent precisely because he could not be aware of it government, which bo hivl obtained insince.-''. At tills moment the overture came to through Gen. Inigo's friendly interest The prima donna longed with all her an end, and the order was issued for the with tho Democratic mayor, enabled roul to be na frank and undisguised as stage to be cleared. The prima donna he She felt that, could she be so all found herself again in her dressing room. him to assume the air of .one who is on terms with RtatexmenTh Hr would be well between them; but that i but not iu the same mood as she had left confidJhtial had btente considerable pains to dfl^i** until then all would not be welt And it She was warm, composed and happy. die said^ to herself, bow perverse a mis­ She looked in tho tall mirror, anu for the ambignyfa explanations of his ]>uasessiou of rraj^y money and of the singular dishap it wan that this disguise of hers first time saw Margu< rite reflected there. should have liecome necesMorj* just when Then into her serene and awakened apmsrance of h» daughter, and had they met; had she met him at any other mind entered nil the tendernw®, sim­ bemi somewhat disappointed to discover time of her life he would have known plicity and pathos of Gretchen's lovely that no one seemed to be aware that be had ever lacked the former or owned th*1 her as she really wu, and his intuition story, and she felt the spirit of the Ger­ and his reason would have been at one. man peasant maiden bake possession of latter. The world. Mr. Randolph thought, But then, again, her pride arot», and ahe her. Tho appurtenadcee of the stage, vowed that if he did not care enough the m<*cbanixnj of the effects, the glare must be a Iwirbaroudy large an well as a about knowing her to discern her real of the footlights, no longer had power reprehensihly inattentive place, since it self beneath the false disguise he should to disturb her illusion. They seemed had failed to follow with solicitude the course of his domestic concerns. How­ never know her at all. But did what she themselvee an illusion, and only the called her real self exist any longer? Had story was real. And when the moment ever, if there was neglect on one side of not the disguise destroyed it? And, if so, came that she stood before the mighty the account, it was balanced by con­ could she expect him to discover what audience they were to her no longer a venience on tho other, and the unsus­ pected father of the greet prima donna was no longer there? She pressed her hostile and opposing presence, with made a virtue of impunity. , handssver her ej-enand breathed heavily. which she must struggle in hopeless con­ \He visited his daughter twice or thrice The time of waiting wm now over, test, but a vast reservoir of human sym­ a week, besides being present at her per­ however. Mme. B«*max was knocking pathy, aiding her, supporting her, com­ formances; but it afforded him a certain at the door, and coming in with made­ prehending her, supplying her with life gratification to surronnd their intermoiselle's cloak and bonnet in her hand, and inspiration, and responding a thou­ views with an elaborate network of se­ and saying that the carriage wan ready sandfold to every chord she touched crecy and intrigue, as if he were an and that they must drive to the theatre As her voice flowed out and abroad enamored Montague seeking to com­ at once in older that mademoiselle might from her lipa it seemed to owe its en­ mune at peril of tbeir lives with a love­ hare time to put on Marguerite's dress chanted sweetness and resonance not to lorn Capulet. There was evidently a vein before the curtain rose. The prima her. but to its echo in the h>*arte of her of romance in this old gentleman which, donna stood up, and the realisation of listeners. Whence, then, had came this had.it been properly cultivated in due what lay before her camo sweeping over marvelous change in the mutual rela­ season, might have considerably enlarged her mind like a storm. She was slightly tions between her audience and herself? his character. tremulous and felt cold and feeble. Mme. Bemax made her drink a Kb«« of I She was conscious only of the joy of uuTo return, however, to the prima don­ Restrained expression; the audience, only na's conscience. It would probably have wine, and conducted tier down to the of tho delight of ear and eye; and subsided into a condition of comfortable carriage. She seemed hardly to know where she was, she could sjieak only Geoffrey BHlingham, sitting with folded acquiescence in destiny had it not been arms and charmed pulses in the midst for the stimulus unconsciously applied with au effort: a benumbing preoccupa­ of tho assemblage, had no sn- picion that to it by a gentleman of her acquaintance. tion had got possefsion of her. At the any part of this triumph of harmony and She could never meet Geoffrey Belhngcarriage door a gentleman was waiting, beauty was due to him. His eyes and ham without wishing that Mlle. Marana clad in evening dress, with a light over­ all his senses were turned toward her. had never bi-en born, or at least that coat Her heart beat for au instant, but how should he imagine that amid she herself might have achieved her fame then became oppressed and tremulous the crowd of that great amphitheatre' in some straightforward and unencumagain; it was only Jocelyn. He helped her into the carriage, and got in after her her glances were conscious of no face' bcred way. When a certain tender look and Mme. Bemax. He began to say vari­ but his. and that all the stupendous1 and smile, very winning in uno whom ous things in a carewung, encouraging magnetism of their silence and their ap-■ features were naturally severe, came into plau»5 was centered and concentrated in his face the pleasure it gave her was voice: she exclaimed sharply. “Don’t speak to me! 1 must think my thoughts!" him? He had even forgotten that his1 marr»*d by the reflection. How would he Marguerites were in her girdle. look if he knew what 1 am? It is true The rattle of the wheels on the [lave­ As has already lieeu intimated, how­' that he believed her to ben woman whose ment agitated her; she could not keep her hand;, or her lips still. Sometimes ever. it would be superfluous to give any' moral character was currently supposed she fancied they had been driving for account of this memorable performance' to be lews immaculate than a goodananv bourn; -ometimiM that they had scarcely from the audience's point of view. Com­ aliases would render that of Beatrix Ranstarted. When at length they arrived petent judges, who attended many repe­• dolph: none tho less ahe felt, when in Ina at the theatre everything seemed at titions of the opera, have declared that■ presence, that her one actual trit) was □nee familiar ami strange; she liad seen Mlle. Marana neverafterward surpassed more burdensome than all the vicarious it all scores of times before, but never the standard, of excellence she attained uaughtinwe of the unknown Russian. She told herself that Gwffrey had per­ with the eyes she saw it with now. on thia first occasion. It was the topic Several persons addre&>ed her. hut she of the tune, and the fame of it spread haps made up his mind to condone Mawalked on to her dressing room without ali over the United States, and was rana'a delinquencies, taking into account appearing conscious of any one. The spoken of next day in London and Paris. her foreign training, her temptations, room was small, but prettily decorated: The public, which is so inhuman and and the loose standard of morals that jTethere were two full length mirrors hi it. tyrannical in itsspathiesaud antipathies, vailed in Europe, but that he never would and it was fragrant with flowers. On is like a child and a slave in its favorit­ forgive Beatrix for having, deliberately the table was lying a bunch of Mar­ ism and its homage. It idolized the in­ rnislwl him—she, an American girl, guerites. tied about with a narrow bine comparable Morans, and would have brought up amid all the enlightenment built ber a house of gold, with jeweled and fastidious rectitude of the great re­ ribbon. windows, if she had demanded it The public. This was the crumpled leaf in The knot by which the ribbon was unknown girt from the upper reaches of her bed of roses, and it chafed her re* fastened caught the prima donna's eye; the Hudson was crowned queen of New tentlresly. she Lad seen something like it before. York far the sake of two or three hours' But persons whose perception of tb-ir It was not au ordinary knot, but one sweet singing. value—social, artistic or other-is on the such as sailors make. She took up the It is seldom that Adam, and even divin­ way to beguile them into making a gulden little white and golden cluster and er Eve, in the days of their youth, are looked them over; there was nothing to ---------* - — •* may wholly insensible to the worship of their riSJSE? 8™tefnl forlh*imphat, criticism of some severe eyed young licve that flattery cannot make them lawgiver, whose exhortations are none her dress her mind occupied itself with alter their own estimate of their merit: [be !»■ effretire bMu, they to this little mystery, and the oppression 1» the uttermee at the dent roiee at of her heart was relieved. She put the turn in all other eye* involuntarily waxes character. Marguerites in her girdle, feeling kindly brighter and more assured, and the pres­ disposed toward them, for they had done ence before which others bow down, if coxnsuED. it do not bear itaelf more commandingly. wrong, hi* sister thought. *a «ui. jir'.fiXb _ -w-^. .....tr diaeovrrrd a mwlicic. £tted the blnort. gave tone » tired, nervou*. hrsm- I, u IMI l>r. Were*, -bo "• lit tai, «mu.<rd Iu "T" pOtlUr.. Kruwilw at It* *»<og good 10 *R '"rwtap. It’, tlx I»«ll>-1"0 >.°”' Txt'* wuuktot !"■ tt>* «--*t <■*•*«; ««** iZll-rteum. dta di» g«. <* <1U^w* (t has cured when netting else would. Thu trial*# w<»rth making, and costs nothing Money refunded Jf It don t The Erickson t«We factory will be start­ ed at Whitehall if the citbena will loan the firm 8-500 and donate a site. Children Cry for Pitcher’s Castoria. Children Cry for Pitcher’s Castoria. Children Cry for Pitcher’s Castoria. Ixigrippe Is prevalent at 1-alre City. Lsadlni aarthortile- say the only propw, to trvxt i-slarri is to oak-* a coosUiullonsi Beatrix Randolph. By JULIAN HAWTHORNE. CHAPTER VH1. not bUCCESS AND OLORY or HER CAREER. "Thank -you,’* the taid. "and thank yon /or the* /towers.” On the day appointed for the wiling •f tickets for the first performance the Mateot of the popular interest that had been aroused was indicated by the length from the box office all the way round the block, and who began their nasion,' or station rather, upward of twenty-four hour* before the office opened. AcooanU* of their nocturnal experiences, Mr jokes. and their ,gdod humor apjwiel in the morning' papers, together with plans of the interior arrangements st the opera house, the precautions S<arnrrt fire and panic, the unequaled ^iendor and perfection uf the scenery, ■sd the coat of the whole enterprise. Tke usual safeguard-; against the iinpo- Mt with the usual success. By five in the ■ftcruoun the bouse was sold from ceiliag to cellar, and tho impresario, lean­ ingin an insouciant attitude against the bar of the hotel, with his hat on one ■ide and his face hrmider than it was tang, treated his numerous friends to •rinks and received their congratula­ tions. This wte on a Saturday. OnMonday the performance took place • before the Mst fashionable, cultivated and appre­ ciative audience ever assembled on a ■fanilar occasion in the city of New York." So recent and eminent a tri­ umph is not likely to have been forgotten by theme who witnessed it The opera ■•acted was *• Faust** It is perhaps the Wist sat iafactory one for a first appearwca, not only because of its musical ■mrita. but Ihx»uso everybody is famil­ iar with it, and can estimate the com*>Mtinx" afresli the immortal charac­ ter of Marguerite. There bad been a great number uf rebcarmh. and Mlle. Mriiin Lou grown aomewhat weary of tee repetitions, and latterly had begun to fear that when the great night came tee would, if not unnerved by stage fright, at any rate be tuiabfe to go through the jmrt otherwise tiian meckaaicully. All B]>ontaneity uf action ■ad sentiment would be gone from her. She Maid in her apartment all day on Matetoy, refusing to see any one. and «aaa dhpenaing toe greater part of toe tesse with tlie preocDcr of Mine. Benntx. flha wished to disnuss the whole subject her brother Ed. and recalled all jtetared him and herself running racra, aad climbing tree**, and finding birds' would lay oat befon- themselves thv To trv to run* exUrrh by uxla* local ernitie. mt-nt but toe homage whlnri toe ment >«»•**- IkU. Catarrh I. The stage was dimly lighted. thing exceptional in the nature rifted • with wxh taletrts. apart from the talents I- * D> »u_ _ ... Infanta snJ Children, I UBaJJ^raa, gt»ae sleep, and proma I WlCatajKfc'Bswrttotena, . - A REAL LUXURY! I ^ing out oyer the many homes of this country, we see thousands of women wearing away their lives in household drudgery that might be materially lessened by the use of a few cakes of SAPOL1O. If an hour is saved each time a cake is used, if one less wrinkle gathers upon the face tyrapy the toil is lightened, she must be a foolish woman who would hesitate to make the experiment, and he a churlish husband who would grudge the few cents which it costs. If your grocer sends you anything in back and insist upon having just what you gives satisfaction. On floors, tables, and charm. For scouring pots, pais, and metals shines after it, and even fhe children delight place of SAPOLIO, send it ordered. SAPOLIO always painted work it acts like a it has no equal. Everything in using it in their attempts Neu Lum Soli Spr Bru Bu Swe ■or FroW Stif All i Balti: B ■^yiLL Office < street, H gTUAH to help around the house. P.A ■ . The Christian Union $3 a year » a woman’s paper—helpful, entertaining, The •’Outlook" is ■ week'* worid-hUtory. ’ suggestive in all home matters. Supplements the dally paper-*-w>metime» supplants it. forefront of all great movements. 1Each issue is male up on the issues of tile week. The best writer to be found Boys and girls watch the mail for it. There gives his best thought on each vital topic. is good fun in its pages every week; bright stories and practical talks. JSermons by America’s foremo-.t preachers. Sunday reading for people of every faith. “ She Loved a Sailor,'* a powerful dramatic story by M is. Amt4a E. ■ Barr, begins in hie October, and runs four months. • sake, but to make dear the text. “The ■Rt.ilwt.yx and Measure Resorts of America. Ex-President R. B. Hayes sap: Christian Union is a paper of prepress. 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Agriculture, Live Stock, Veterinary, Dairy', Horti­ culture, Entomology, PoultrK_Bees, Carden and Lawn, Science, Markets, Etc. will pre Deparuue atnin sU> UaaUnK*. s.r 1 once b G." Makes i KT Kami &JSK L.CT Is asen Ho write teBte te life by diu gMITE A. promptly F. K' ___ _toi Office Wit Special ROM Cor. Jeff bul-erlptlon Price; | Send lor Free Sample. Ono Dollar Per Year. I Active Agents Wanted. Prairie Farmer Horse Book ThHH. pslro’a.y; Has Tb«n>«rhlj Rrilakir laeorpor ■Y THE EDITOR OF THE PRAIRIE FIRMER, Open lor ,.L^..dTllr 1-KAlBin FAKMEK I nj„ <—J—efcr—I, MJO. | FfKC „r,b. ' eo nn S2.SJ, Sent FREE for a CLUB at FOUR Saburiten ta THE PRAIRIE FARBER. Tte Prairie Fmw te. fc.,188 tens St, Chicago, lit D. G. Jot ■Jabies ,"Js Gl W. L DOUGLAS AGeoe TO BILE BEANS Mil BUfflf Ik a H "’I"1™* * ""“'lulUmi died bar. tor FWOI Cure, *r“s «» A. E. Woolley, Agent. GILLASPIE <* teirt teller., Thuradey. �HE WAS A GOOD MAN. THE BARKlhQ OF LEO. Mr. Frank Huffman, a young man of Burlington, Ohio, 8tate« that lie had Wn under the care of two prominent phy­ sicians, and used their treatment until he Leo. the shaggy, the lustrous, the gUnt, the pmUe Newfoundland. was not able to get nronnm They pro­ nounced hi* case to be consumption and Park n-e hla »yot at tho night, and black to his )g lr as me midnight; Incurable. He was persuaded to try Dr. King’s New Discovery for consumption, rriunilnjj coughs and colds and at that time was not able to walk across the street without derou*. frighu-nlng! resting. He found, before he had used tho city— half of a dollar bottle, that he was much better; he continued to use It and Is to-dsy enjoying good health. If you have any throat, lung or chest trouble try It. We measure tonorotu guarantre' satisfaction. Trial bottle free at W. H. Goodyear's drug store. * lag and calling. The Nestor of tie U— ••According to Homer, Nestor, the oM warrior and the wlae counsellor of the A tall, thinnish man, with silky pale Greeks, had ruled over three generattauu Whea *he w*a a Child, *he cried for Castori*. browu hair, worn long nnd put bhek beof men, and was wise as Ute Immortal When she became Mia. she clung to Gutorla. rAid his oar.t, the high tops of which beut goda." ’ 1 ■ 1 PROMPTLY CUREO E forward aJittlo under tho weight, und thus took bn the moat remarkable air of paying Cures *lBO!E3^BlK tocejmant attention toeverybody and every­ thing; set far out to front of three oars, aa has been in the van of Americun thought though It did not wish to be dbrturited by for more than three quartern of a century, what was beard, n whiu-, wind splitting ranking always with tlie best and moat face, calm, beardless and seeming never to Influential periodiotla in the world. It la have Iwen cold, or to have dropped the the inouth-piece of Ihp men who know kindly dew of perspiration; under the “ The Niagara Falls Route.” most about the great topics 00 whleh serene peak of this forehead a pair of large American* require to be informed from gray eyre, patient aud dreamy, being habit­ month to month, Its contributor* belu® ually turned hivrani upon n mind toiling Electric Bittar*. with bard abstractions; having within Jp.ni.ls.in. the leaders of thought und action in every This remedy Is becoming so well known Im the port fag. )|li«|l(U0 field. Those, who would take counsel of him n conncienoo burning always like a and so popular as to need no apodal Though morn after mom ‘Us the name, though the hlgliesLkitoWledge oil the affair* of the planet. home every night comes hfs master: mention All who have used Electric time, and learn what is to ba Mid regard­ A bachelor, being a logician; therefore Bitters sing the same song of praise.—A 8U1I will l.v grlern when wo never, and wild will 15 byI the recognized authorities ing Ils them sweet tempered, never having sipped the purer medicine does not exist ami it is be his rejoicing |*.m.l«i.m.|p m |o.m | ‘.m on both sides, must therefore read sour cup of experience, gazing covertly guaranteed to do all that Is claimed. When at night his nt*.-tter returns sad lays but a I *. m | s wIiLwl a.tai 2.22 hau l on his forehead. THE NORTH AMERICAN REVIEW, nt womankind from behind the delicate Electric Bitters will cure all diseases of the Nestor of tlie magazines. Frost-bites, jr veil of nnfamiliarity that lends en- the liver and kidneys, will remove pimples, No lack will there Im in llm world of faith, of M H. COLLI NR, i*xud Age'tt. lore and devotion. chintmcnt; being a hnr.helor and a i\ W. RuTtoL** «. P ftT. A.. Chicago. imils, gnit rheum and other affections No lack for me am! for mine while Leo alone la of any magazine this oimtry ii.im ever *ron in bodkwonn, therefore already old at forty, caused by impure blood.—Will drive living— ini|M>:tAtiit* of the topics ft d |*»cu tses and the and a little run down iu his toibu, malaria from the system and prevent as While over the roofs of the hou»M I hear the b&M, Kal&tnam J; S&™ the emlurnee id Ils contributors.**—Albany Argu*. ti ' link' frayed out at the ^elbows well ns cure all malarial fevers.—For cure “Has becume, as it were, the Intelligent —R. W. Glider in St Nicholas and the knees, a little seamy along the of headache, constipation and indigestion Amrriran fl'IzetiSliKiirttMwik on great quesUoa* THE TIMETABLE. hack, a little deficient nt the hoels, to of the hour."—Buffalo Express, ■ try Electric Bitters. Entire sallsfactinn In effect Nov, is. IWW^ Chis. A. Voplff to, Iiocket poor tdways. ard always the poorer guaranteed, or money refunded. Price lUlUmore, Md. berau.M.* of a spendthrift hnbit in the mat­ 30 cts. and 81.00 per bottle at W, H. Good­ It is related of Tom Ochiltree that on his Amerirnu* on almnat every point iu which they are Interested.”—Boston Uorold. ter of secret charities; kneeling down by year's drug store. first visit to England he awakened diverse his small hard bed every morning and emotions in the breasts of a country gen­ “A moulder of intelligent opinion by the Im­ Btivklra'a Arnica Balve. f partial pre-entMlton of both ride- ot important praying that during the day his logical tleman nnd of n tailor by addressing a let­ subjects.”— Philadelphia I’ubHc Ledger. The best salve in the world far cuts, ter to thu gentleman. “Mr. Thomas Rug­ faculty might discharge iu function mor­ bruises, s»res, ulcers, salt rheum, fever ally, and that his moral faculty might dis­ gles.” nnd n letter to the tailor, “A.Titwell, ItaatCooper .. The Jist ot recent contributor* to the IV 114.1 AM O. LOWDEN. charge its function logically, and that over aorca, tetter, chapped hands, chilblains, &q.” The gentleman was sorely offended Rich load J unci. Review forms a roll of representativw r» Lawyer. all the operations of all his other faculties coms, und all skiu eruptions, and positive­ and the tailor felt fiaUsred. The customs Creaeey men aud women of the time, including Office over Julius Russell's store, State he might find hv#veuly grace to exercise ly cures pile* or no pay required. It Is of this country make no particplar dis­ Mito W. E G1.AD8TONK, J. G. IliJLiNE, Cardinal Delton street. IhtMings. Midi.' guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction, or tinction betweeii the prefix “Mr." and the Cloverdale both a logical nnd a moral control. Gibbons, Speaker Reed, Ex-Speaker A| night kneeling down again to ask uiouey refunded. Price 25 cent* per box. affix “Esq " In Englund there hi a wide SbuiU................. Carlisle, W. McKinley, Jr.. Ol-ida,: TUART. KNAPPEN A WEAVER. forgivenew that, despite his prayer of the For sale by W. IL Goodyear, the druggist. distinction. The title “Esquire” is worn Mme. Ada'i, General Sherman. Admiral Attorneys st law. Mancelonlans are wrestling wlih la by justices of the peace, well to do country morning, one or more of these same facul­ Porter, Mme. Blavatkkt, T. A. Edison. (Her Ha-lu<Ka bsihu-sl hank. gentlemen and professional men. It ranks ties—be knew and called them all familiar­ grippe. Hnxtliijta. Mk-IiIbhu. Bishop H. C. 1’uTTKiL Elizabeth S. Assoccue offires, at GiauU Hupiils, Mleh. next to knighthood. The prefix “ Mr. ” is ly by name, Iwing a metaphysician—hiul P hei.i’>. Chas. S. Faknell. a. J. Bal­ Our life is matI*’ up of mistake* and the gone wrong in a manner the most abnor­ greatest one I ever made was In not using | applied to tradesmen aud other plain peo- Laostmc four, John Morley. Col. IL G. IngkrA. SHELDON, mal, shaiurlesa and unforeseen. Thus, on Ixxwe's Extract Red Clover long ago. 1 pie of respectable callings. The miscel­ Detroit S01.L, Henhy George. Chauncey M. Abstract nnd Real Estate Office. the whole, a man shy and dry, gentle, lov­ suffered two years, warrely knowing a l laneous use of three two tonus is sonie- Grand Rapid* Ar Dei’Kw. Edward Bellamy. Professor able, timid, resolute, forgetful, remorseful, well day. with rheumatism and indigestion, ‘ times confusing to student* of social nnd James Bryce. Gail Hamilton, etc., ete. commercial etiquette. eccentric, impulsive, thinking too well of had arrived at the conclusion that I was 50 rente n number; 85.00 a year. Here, fur instance, is "G. V. \V.," who to risvit g ticomplete<>i Al*tiiu-i Bonk*,com- every human creature but himself; an Il­ Now is the time to subscribe. ailed irtan the Records, can f-rsils" tomplctr logical logician, nn erring nuirnlist, a wool nothing but a trial to myself and friends. writing n business note to a liank cashier, 1 txtmmenced taking your fluid extract of 4- treats U- F. RRUOKM. C'wK. The NBirrit American Review. •0JJT1L gathering philosopher, but, humanly Red Clover, in fact arrived at the point Is puzzi^l to know which is tho correct KalamaxiM) Ar... 3 East 14th street. New York. .speaking, almost a perfect man.—James where 1 would take anything any one way to address the gentleman, "Mr. J. B. EastGw<M>r Lv.. P.[DRAKE. M. D.. wuric i nutim di>juin>h «u> .uiv r'Holnicb, 'XJolmeb (Cashier,” or “J. B. Holmes. Esq., Lane Allen iu IlariMsr’a Kiehlabd Janet. ryouiunicnded. Saw your nd aud thought1 Xg. Busin&j courtesy knows no Cressey Office over Holloway's tine store. I would try n little newspaper recommend• ijn^cdeodt Milo code by which *uch n question can l>e Office hours from 3 In 4 p. in. TVlvphone. eon Iteltaa............... ntion on my own hook. Like all other ■ TlocitlcxL decided. In this country the prolix "Mr." cinverdalc nectlug With residence, at HoBouaj 's dnq . The origin of...the---------Mexican. coat of — arms ---- --------. remedies the first iwltle seemetl to do me is a perfectly projier and respectful dc?lg- Nhatu ... is to be found in ancient traditions. The ‘ good. Hut unlike all other remedies I nation of any gentleman. Nothing more M. U. G11.LASP1E, Notary Public eagle was the emblem of the primitive ! discovered Do bad effects from taking It. is necessary in addressing men not Occupy­ (■••ata Grove. Xi fatnd ... . and I*. S. Claim AgvnL Mexicans, hut when Mexican IndejM'mlence i nm now on my thirteenth bottle and ing official rank or station. On tiw other Wo* Wo>*iburv will prort’tiij*- ui kinds <»i claiiii^ t-vforo the Departin'til* ut the lulrrlac office. Callon hint wn» overthrown by Spanish conquest* new . though perfectly well, goon the suppasl- baud, the affix meaninglejui ns it is st hh ftore. euntec Court and Jeflersou BU>.. qunrtering* were Introduce, nod only so i t|on tbai if a little does m« ski much good, twro, ia accepted a* » title of dignity, and tensing . Datroit.......................... much of the.original sytniiols remained as wm keep it up. HantlUk’s. Mi< h.certainly can give u<> offense. American Grand Rapids Lv ... would serve to emphasize the glory «>f tho | Very truly your*, business men are no >tickli*rs for titles of •Ntops on signal only. M. FOOLER.!>.!». S. conquerors. When Mexican imlependence ■ J. a' Eheiii.INg, Nos. s nnd rt will not carry pa«renger» unless any kinJk. Copeiseness is'the main thing kiu. restored a just regard fur tradition _. .... with frelgitt trahi permits N Utopia. I1L iu their currvspondenw. Most of them provided Freight trains will be run nt the convenience led to the n-uabilitatiomof the ancient coal , The Alden canning factory, of Brntoh wuuldimdoubt address ’TJ. V W.'s” bank of the enmoanv. whn re.w-rve therlaht to change of arms. i Harbor? is already making contracts with friend/ as “J. B. Holmes, Cashier.” iu>d t hi: time of such trains without noHre. A. BARBER, M. 1>., • The luW Ol April 14, 1823, directed that F Bimh. (ten I Manager. that/wouid meet nil requirements of busi­ • Physician and Surgeon, the arnus should bo *‘ehc Mexican eagle growers for tomaloes. ness courtesy.—New York Titoea. office over Nevin’s store. Gffice hours from : resting on the left claw of u nopal (plant u>«i’. ru. I have suffered for years with rheumsof The genu* enema). The nopal grow* on ■ • ..... ....----- a ruck iu the midst of a lake. The eagle tlsm. l<w of appetite, and disordered blood, W. LOWRY, M. D.. gruap* a scrprjil in his right claw, and is [ and after great expenditure., of time and k There is a widespread belief that the • Phy>irfan and Surgcor.. in the m t of rearing it to piece* with iL* ! money had almost given up all hope* of presence of growing plants and cut flowers Makes a sj»vcia!t.v nt ireatiux Utseawn of the KYEanU KAI*. *.'t<! ttiv proMTvatlon of virton iwnk. Two branches, ow of laurel anti : relief. Hearing uf Hibbard's Rheumatic in rooms is in some wnys prejudicial to ti.y Otting SPECTACLES and eye the other of evergreen oak, adorn these ' Syrup, I grasped it os a last resort, and those who sleep therein. This beiiel IS probably due to the fact. learned at school, Office and residence on Broad* ay, near Court arm* in conformity with the design em- after using six bottles found almost entire that plants give off at night carbonic acid, ployed by the ruler of the first champions relief. 1 am now able to wofk on my farm HoiL*e.H*rtlugs. Mich. A PAPER THAT IK INRTRt’CTmt AND of independence. ” I with ease, which 1 have not done in and the knowledge that this gas is irrespi­ ENTKBTA1XINO white of aouad prtaelptaa. C. WELTON Tho allegory thus depicted I* explained years, and 1 advise all persons suffering rable. A writer lull recently published the A PAPER that rives Um, LATEST HOME iqr the following legend; The Aztfca came j with rheumatism anihothcr Mood troubles^ results of sonic experiments mode in u closed greenhouse, showing how fanciful !> agent foe the Ohio Fanner’s lusnraxtee Co from a remote country called Aztlan. nod : to try this metllclne. NEWS, the latevl FtirclRu auti General New*. Ho writes policies on a man » property against are these fears. HA PKURY, ” * rwick ' WASHINGTON AND CONGKEKS1QNAL loss by flre.l!<btn!ng or wind; against a man'» after long peregrination rested iu ChupuL i In thia- greenhouse were «;,0U0 growing NEWS. AU MlchUaa Leg Watlre And PolttL , Thurman. Mich. tc’ivs*. Inasmuch as they Were afiiieted I life by death and accident. eal Ncwa and bcaot by various ijvudioua enemies, i Sold by F. L. Heath. Prepared only by plants, and the average of three experi­ RELIABLE MARKET REPORTS; qmAoments mode early on three different morn ­ QMITU A COLG ROVE, who attacked them with the cunning of j The Charles Wright Medicine Company, ings after the place had been dosed tor tten'- ^raRM PKODVCT5. UVE 5TUCX ■erpenta, their priests searched for n*pot ; Detroit. Mich. (Office tn Union block, Ha.rtfngs.> , BRIGHT. CRISP. RENSnHJt EDirnRIAM to which they might establish themselves ! Tre Greenville potato starch factory more than twelve hours exhibited only Practice Is all the courts of the stale. 4.03 parts of carbonic acid |*r 10,GUO. We on Political. Social and ttenoral Topic*. permanently. Finally they discovered a ; has dosed nnd will remain so until a cau judge by this experiment that from told me was as good as a *Y GLEANINGS PHOM THE PREMP-NaUea. point ou the shore of a lake where an ■ cheaper crop t* harvested. E. KEN ASTON. one or two plriuta the quantity of gmigivetr eagle, perched upon a nopal, was devourI • Attorney at Law, . FREE—Get from your dealer free, the off must be far too small for recognition, (Oves'J. s. tioodvear »tnre) tog a serpent. Thia seemed a good omen, TO Bl Ixxmwj’s Red Clover Pile Bcmecly, is a and certainly many hundred times less S/a Book. It has handsome pictures and Practiors in wi courts ol the State Collecliou. and accordingly they chose this point, be- J tnintna poaltive specific for all forma of the dis­ than that formed by a burning taper or valuable information about horses. Poultry. promptly attending to. lieviug that in so doing they were obeying J ease. Blind, bleeding, itching, nicerated given off by one pair of lungs.—Amateur Two or three dollars for a ^a Horse Blanket will make your horse worth more ' tbouxbts and «xpaR. TIMMERMAN. Hunurpathlc I*by- the will of their gods. They founded there and protruding piles. Price 50c. For Gardening. the city of Tenschititlan, which today is and cat Iob to kwp warin. • eWan and Surgeon. , the populous City of Mexico.—Exchange. sale by W. H. Goodyear. Au Adventurous Dash. (fiffiie over Lalbrvp’t> drtis*i«»re.> II AU SkETCHE*.*nb<n<i»n»G t* oraniNAL brlcat (aylng*. wit aad ba»Steam tugs are still running on Grand I SA Five Mile There was noticed one summer In Con­ Traverse Bay. and there are as yet no cert!, N. H., an odd appearance in the top­ ARTI* V. BARKER, Real Estate, lnAn Engineer**; Experience. ( | GOOD STORIES and FLEASINO HATTER ) 5/A Boss Stable suranee and toutns. signs of ice. I I roryouns people, that tbe children may most branches of a tree believed to tie 123 Ask for Office *11h J. G. Kunyan & Son i door* nortl . Engineer Knvenngli, nt the Union Pa­ I I alway« regard the paper a» a frtand. jeare old, and the observers could hardly > 5/A Electric cific, is by no means a superstitious man. of Ptnloffice. | A LITERARY KELECTlON* AND STORTBS believe their eyes. But when an advenBpecialUtantlon given to making exebangre and yet he believe* that coming event* ( 5M Extra Test of property. The intere.ts of lutn-rmtldenl often cast their shadow before them iu the shllil, softens the Bums, allava all pain, cures lurons marine climbed up the old giant he property ownersearwtuliy looked after. Farm, form Of presentiments. He tells a curious wind eolle and to Um best remedy fordtsrrhaa. found that tho sight had not been deceiv­ 30 other styles nt prices to suit everyBUCH A PAPER of all sizes tor sale or cxchaage. House* and ed; a currant bush was growing contented­ bodv. If you can't get them from your but truthful story of his own experience. Twenty-fl*e cents a bottle. Torch luike, well known to northern ly up there, and clusters of ripe fruit were He was running on a road in Central Dlihanging from the stems as if it were the resorters, is not yet frozen over. nois, and daily piloted his engine over a ROBERTSON HOUSE, natural thing for currant buabvu to grow high bridge that spanned a stream flowing in the tops of ceatury-ol<ftrees. It is sup­ near Chatsworth, Ills., the scene of the F. BKOfEtiSEU, Fntpriffr, l>r. awxn horrible railroad disaster. The bridge was It can be given m a cup <«X tea or coffee, with posed tiiat earth collected by the winds of tor. Jefferson and Court Rta„ Harting*. Mich. a mammoth structure 80 feet high, stone, out the knowledge of the peraon taking It, years in the little cleft*. and that the seeds And It* Household Supplement. effretlnu a speedy and permanetit euro, whether of the currant had been brought by birds, Rates, S I -OO per Day. and capable of withstanding the most sav­ the valient Is a inoderwie drinker or ait alcoholic to find their home in the gathered suit— This House Is new. with plwftht rooms. The age attacks of nature's artillery. wreck. Tbousadd* of drunkards Wide Awake. patrouage of the public iM^^Peertulh wilklted. cured who have taken the Golden Specific In Nevertheless, one- night, as his steam IPox* $1.00 a Yeaa?. their coffee without their knowhdse, arid to­ steed was approaching tho bridge, Engi­ day believe they quit drinking of their own free neer Kavenagb had a premonition that all will. No barrolul effect results from «dShooting, a* a sport, has a ridiculous ua mmlrtrBXkxt. Cure, guaranteed. Send for elrastings ity ane was not right. Why he should bare cular and full ptrtirular* Addre-w In con­ well as a cruel aide. A man entering a thought so he could not and cannot tell. fidence, GoldKX SraciFIC Co.. 1® Race Street, country railroad atation saw another man The day had been a bright one; the night OinetDoaU. Hastings, - - Mich. <k standing with n gun under his arm, cvp. wtm dark, to be sure, nut not with tem­ South Bay City’s water works hgve been dently relating a hunting experience to pestuous clouds. However, be could not satisfactorily tested. ARE CAPITAL $75,000.00 two other hunter*. shake off the strange warning that bad GENUINE WtTHOUTTME •* LABEL SURPLUS W.000.00. Kirk Headache. “I fired,” said the man with The gun, NONE Manned by Wm. Ath.- - -cm*. Phthida . who Th Fm Pin Ciihij Ditrait, K seized him nnd stopped his engine. Going Loom*** Red Clover Pills core sick “and the animal fill plump to t hr ground; make tho nnwoa Hofir wmxmI Raker Ri*nv-»» before he peered over the edge of « deep headache, dyspepsia, indigestion, consti­ but he was only wounded, nnd started up. Incorporated under the laws of the State of cavern, and the thunder of a thousand bat­ pation, 23c. per box, 5 boxes for 81. For I pursued him with the relentlessness of a Michigan. tling waves was borne to his ears. Tho GOLD XXD1L, ME, UR. sale by W. H. Goodyear. red Indian, and with the clubbed butt of Open for business Dec. 15. iWS tn building for bridge had been washed entirely away. School opened Monday to Bdlealre’s my gun I finished him!" There were 303 passenger* on tho train.— inertj- occupied by Messer Bros. • “ What sort of a beaut was thia?"* asked fine, new school bouse. Denver Republican. the newcomer. officers: m ------------- -- ----“A chipmunk,” said the man with the These pills are scientifically compounded, D. G. Robinson. President; XT bat Constltstre a Nation. and nnifonn to action. No griping pain *o gun.—Youth's Companion. Fifty million* of people'on 8,000,000 of D. W. Reynolds. Cashier square milre of territory dp not constitute commonly following the use of pills. The united crosses of Englaud and Scot­ They are adapted to both adults and chil­ the United States of America. A million dren with perfect safety. We guarantee land were first used on ths flag in H’bti by dvjictobs: or so of people occupying 21.000 square they have no equal In the cure of sick order of King Jnmcs, then sovereign of the Dan W. Reynold*, miltw did not constitute Greece. It was the headache, constipation, dyspepsia and two countries. In that year some differ­ . A. Greblo. D. G. Robinson, Greeks who constituted Greece; it is Amer­ biliousness, and, ns an appetizer, they ex­ ences having arisen between the ship* of Chester Mwr, John CsrrrtTi. icans who constitute America. So many thfi two countries ut sea, Un* king ordaiuod P. T. Colgrove. people thrown together on one territory no cel any other preparation. that a new fla« be adopted, with the Hl 111 IB oil has l**pa rTOaOTod>lfl crosses of St. Andrew and SL George inter­ more make a nation than so many blacks Foists on EUqnstte for Men. lilLtfcrtoZutffZj/ Pure ▲General Banking Bn«lnr"« TrsnwrXI laced. of stone thrown together to a pUe make a Tlicre are observances needed tn give wUMUgand it it Soluble. temple, nr so many types in pi a book, or grace and finish to a man's demeanor. One Sitting Bull wear* a eight and one-half so many thread* in a tangle a fabric. Every nation has its own distinguishing of then® is the prompt removal of the hat, bat and shaves with,* pair of tweezer*. not only when meeting au acquaintance on He is able to write hi* name In the En­ features. 1U own type of character, its own street or on coming into the house, but glish character in a nervous but plain consdousness, its own life. To constitute, the COD«aOU«ICM,>U'V"H»---------at other times-in a horse car, when ten hand. He requires a bribe of 8! before ex­ are used in its preparation. It has a nation there must lie not only people and dering a seat to a lady and when she achibiting this accompHahment, however. more than three times the strength, of I liuiu land ana and laws,, laws that- arc self iu"*.- but — ■■■■ --, knowk toe kindmws by bow or word, evolved, literature that is the expression Cocoa mixed with Starch, Arrowroot in an elevator or n hotel corridor when a On the giocler* of Switzerland are found of national life, language fitted to express woman is present, and when kissing a shafts nnd lakes of beautifully blue water. or Sugar, and is therefore far more that life, and therefore a life to jo ex­ woman.,be »be only one’s wife, sister or Blue, in fact, is the natural color of both economical, costing less than one cent pressed.—Dr. Lyman Abbott to Century. water nnd ice. In the clefts and crevasses daughter. a cup. It is delicious, nourishing, There are other things which every man of the glaciers this delicate color is seen. Rabbrt Mhoes nta* TO «M0»ta«biy tight. ought to know—trifles, perhaps, but of strengthening, easily digested, goMwUy «U> off BSfert. Jim-A man of your sense surely cannot consequence in making or marring the It publtahM tho best and moat reliable King George of Greece is one of the moet THE ‘COLCHESTER ” BVBBEK CO. and admirably adapted for invai1-1believe that dreams foretell occurrencesf eaM of otlwra. Among tbera nrc the grace­ democratic of ruler*. He has a thin and REPORTS as well as for persons in health. Um-I tell yon 1 do. It was only hurt ful customs of rising when a lady enters rather elegant figure, a fresh romplexion — week that I dreamed of hearing that good the room and remaining Handing until aud is bald. He la a fine 'zma-t an. but hr fte Frar, th Shd-Bn^ir, th old Sold by Orooor* everywhom song. -Still So Gently G’cr Me Steal- *be is seate<l; of opening ths door for a prefer* walking to riding. Call tor -OotafcaeseV tog,” and before morning a turglar took lady and then stepping aside while she en­ “ADHESIVE COUNTERS.** W. BAKER 4 ttt, MnW, Ml my pooGtbook from mf ba»s ters or leaves the room. During the last twenty-four year* 2,400 st the head of my bed!—Pittsburg Bulle­ Among the small but uupl«w*nt man­ bulb and 1.700 horse* have been killed in tin. _______________ __ nerisms which vex the housewife’* soul is Lhe hull figbta to tho City of Mexico. But bO TOUTi the custom hosts have of urging their two picadore* (bull fighter*! have beau HASTINGS. cuesta to take a second supply by tie as­ Tho title of ••doctor” was invented to the surance, “There Is plenty more when this killed to the same time. twelfth century, and wax first conferred come from.” or "There is a great quality To make good muclbote without using upon Irnertos. William Gordcnio was the here.” Every bouse keeper resent* thh re­ first person upon whom rhe title of doctor mark its nn implication that there has of medicine was confornxl. He reaeiyed it pometimes b«n a scancity of suppUw.Dissolve by beating and add from the college of Asli In 12S).—St. Louis Harper's Bazar. Kc public. Neuralgia, Lumbago, Sciatica, Sprains, Bruises, I Burns, Wounds, |y * N Swellings, KZZsfl S o reness, |F«—«I| eJB Stiffness. Al! Aches. The H Anericaa ov Michigan Central a gfl|£s BUSINESS CARDS. S FILLS THE BILL! I H AMILY REE PRESS G YOU WANT. 2 3 4 5 6 A 8 P DETROIT* FREE* PRESS ^ORSt- H C IJ . BLANKETS THE STRONGEST. , No more I W. Baker & Co.’s ^Breakfast k Cocoa TO FARMERS No Chemicals MichiganFarmer BU8IKE88 PAPER_FOB FABERS! G. G. SPAULDING, �Hastings Banner^ H—tinyiu Thursday, Feb. 5. I**- WC.r^rt.CX. 14. u>i»l august EDITORIAL notes. the eonven- : city on mLXtto-l itakt ronrentioa wlU be r » u l> frui tion uf Um! Asrrrta....................... « •*” .............. ES**’ ::::::: J ... ♦ MspteGre'e . SJuKon .............. n ’ oranrev Ite..... p»«nn».Tw'n...... . 4 j*tiUrwviile4....< JgFVTAiZ....... S Kutlwd ............. 11! 8Stn<t wart........ ‘ 3rd ward........ 3 Woodlnnd ■;■■■■ OCT «Mwd ...’. - 4 Yankee Spring. rmsd number ot delegate*. 27. Forward caurus notices al once to the HostkCo<)M am |«p. Oo.Co<i‘ A. E. Kbnahtox. Sec'y- The attention of the Economist has late­ ly been called to au argument designed to show tiiat toe low price of farm products is not dm- to overproduction. Its author calls attention to the fact that, tahlle our wheat crop in 1880 was larger than the crop of 1888, yet the price of wheat was 31.34K a bushel In the former. «nl only gO.TOh in the latter year. Therefor*-, evncludes the reasoner, there was no over­ production in 1888. Other example# arc also cited where price ami produrllon of other things show a similar variation; but as they are all perfectly analagous to the train of reasoning as presented in [the fig­ ures given, they all must stand or fall with toe validity or fallacy of the wheat argu­ ment The mere size ctTa crop does not deter­ mine whether overproduction prevails or r»oL The number of consumers must also be considered. The wheat crop iof 1880 was phenomenal, but toe demand was corleepondingly targe. The crop of 1888 was much smaller, but the demand had de­ erawed even more rapidly. Heice the tower prices because of the too great sup­ ply. The reason of the greater demand in. 1880 was that England had to depend for two-thlrds of her wheat supply u>on the United States. In 1888, although our wheat was offered at a much lower figure, wc could not induce her to take much more than one-thin! of her supply from us. She could buy elsewhere even cheaper than the ruinously low price which Asoerican wheal was offered. This is why we had overproduction In 1888 with a small crop and no overproduction with tlw larger crop of 1880. There ueed be no doubt in the matter. Official fibres from lhe re­ port on “Commerce and NavagaUou" for 1888 show that In 1888 the total foreign demand for thh wheat of all the principal wheat-exporting countries was 205,121,811 bushels. In 1888 the quantity exported wua 931,162,384 busheta. The United States contributed 14|.483,007 bushels (89.13 percent) of lifts amount to 1880, and only 49,531,915 busbeta (19.90 per eent) in 1888. The reason of the great tailing off In tlie share of the exports is that in 1880 Itossta supplied 36,565.653 beabels; India, 13,896.163 bushels, and the Argentine Republic’s contribution had ■Mltiplied 200 fold, having risen to 8,721.-: 751 bushels. The thought that lies back of the tariff •'reformer's" dental that there is any over­ production in farm products probably is that protection is in some way accountable for toe falling off in toe demand for Ameri­ cas wheat. The “reformer” will have •one difficulty In convicting protection of the charge that it has caused the remarka­ ble diminution In our foreign wheat mar­ kets. Al the outset he will find that dur­ ing toe years of even a higher tariff than Is now in force our exports of wheat grew far more rapidly than they have declined abate 1880. After the close of the war in 1800, we exported only 986.229 cwte. to Great Britain, which has always been alm out our sole customer for breadstuff^. Daring the highest of high tariff years that Mtowed there was a wonderfnl increase in exports to Great Britain: QMntities of wheat and flour exported to the United Kingdom in each year, from !M8tol888. Years Cwta. 18M .... 980,829 187427,806,059 1887 ......... 5,091,738 187588,379,151 1888 ........... 6,753,589 187838.833,403 18W15.830,357 187728,594,005 187915.057,236 187833,588.180 187115,896,381 187944.619,619 1*79 9,684,349 188044.783,100 3«181,775.110 188145.699,956 la it not dear that our foreign wheat teede rises and falls Independently of tlie The hardest rock which the ‘-reformer'w»m against is the fact that u our sales Of wheat fail off a country that has a far yet Xngtand ebooacii rather to buy Russiaa than American wheat Blot out the Rusatom wheat fields and we will never agaiu teticebted with an overprodaction. What more convincing proof that toe MftJjr than the price of thia to get rid of the orcrproducUnn which prevahed -Kronowtat.______ •riwy were all hardened criminals and lnJ mujc an some subjects. The Vermontville Echo heartily favors the higher IwUtutlow of learning but objects to paying 311.000 aptace to raduate young men from the State Mining school. Augusta boasts of having 27 residents, whose ages are o-ter 70 years each, toe oldest one being 95 years. Jack Brady, who was arrested Iu Battle Creek recently after being stabbed in a saloon row, was released on his own recognizance and bfis'il't shown up since. Furthermore Battle Creek people l>ope that he won’t. . A saloon was closed In Battle Creek last week because the income wasn't sufficient to meet the expenses. I^el it be recorded. and the aaaociatton luw just saved a suit for damages by paying the shot man 875. Oscoda and Au Sable are thinking about couaolidating and Incoming toe county । iseat of Iosco county; but Tawas City ta go­ tency with which free trade attorneys con­ ing to fortify against such a move by ask­ tinue their misrepreroutetoms o; the terms ing for a city charter and thus getting five and effect of the existing tariff taw. Con­ supervisors. fronted by the fact that every Industry Farmers tan get their government seeds hitherto adequately defended against for­ by writing to the senators now who have been notified that each has to Ids credit to eign competition Jong enough to become Secretary Rusk’s bonis 20 quarts of field established on a firm basis has responded corn, 40 quarts of oats, SO grape plants by a lowering of prices, these brevet Cobaud 200 strawberry planta. denltes seem determined tiiat the recently West Bay City ta not willing to change enacted law shall not have opportunity for its name until it consolidates with Bay adding one more proof to the unbroken CHy. chain of evidence as to the economy of sup­ plying the hdme market from adequate ADDITIONAL LOCAL. The Allegan gas well Is down about 100 home resources. The contractors and builders of the now Scarcely a day has passed, since the feet. In a scuffle between Clark Bushand Jas. Fuller-Beebe block were in the city yester­ passage of the McKinley bill was assured, day, to have the building accepted or without seeing the columns of the opposi­ Barney, of Allegan, the former had hta leg rejected. It is reported that the building broken. Barney was arrested by Bush for tion press on both sides of the Atlantic assault but was convicted. was not built according to specifications aud therefore was not accepted. loaded with denunciations of that measure, Judge Henry A. Shaw, an old and high­ By the death of Count Noble, which oc­ and prophecies of business disasters that ly respected resident of Eaton Rapids, ...... curred Jan. 20, and which has been pre­ were to follow its enactment Flrat In the died last week of general debility. viously mentioned in the Telegraph, list of calamities was to be the loss of for­ CoL S. A. Browne, of Kalamazoo, the America loses a great field dog and a eign manufacturers to pay the increased noted horseman, says that there is a big chief of English setters in this country. Count Noble was a black, while and tan. duty exacted in the case of a few articles, demand for horses just now. notwithstanding the fact that more foreign There are several cases of scarlet fever and was whelped in 1879, iu the kennels of Mr. Llewellen. The late Mr. D. C. in Plainwell. products than ever before were put on the Saubom, of Baltimore, Barry Co., Import­ Several brick business blocks are among ed him to this country In July. 1880, and free list And how has this prophecy been fulfill­ the contemplated Improvements Al Plain­ It is to a great degree due to hta training . ’ that the dog gained such an eminence in ed? Precisely as ever)' one promulgated well this year. Wrp. Pike was spearing fish in the Kala­ the field. Count NObie distinguished by the free trade cabal; experience has. himself as a winner In numerous contests mazoo river last week and jabbed the spear shown it to be false. Of course foreigners with other great dogs, his first heat in the th rough! his foot grumbled, as they always have done, at American Derby at Vincennes, Ind., with James Zander, of Kalamazoo, will pre ­ Bnellcnburgs May luaverack, being » having to pay for the privilege of compet­ sent his (opera "Nenago” in San Francisco, memorable one and marking him as a great ing with our citizens in the markets of this soon, j field dog. Mr. Sanborn received many country; but their anxiety to continue busi­ The l>hr tender at oue of toe prominent offers for hta dog, but always refused ness was by no means abated. The first hotels iii Coldwater was arrested last them. Count Noble was a large dog with month's business under the new tariff week chkrged with pilfering money from a length of body that Illy conformed with showed a considerable increase of importa­ the Institution. Au examination of his the idea ot a short, cobby body which usually prevails for this class of dogs. tions over the corresponding month in home rviulted in finding over $1000 cash His work In the field was especially fine, concealed in different places. 1889. and this increase was practically being bold and upheaded. having great Anson Benjamin, of Yorkville, was speed and unlimited endurance and point­ confined to dutiable articles. It further arrested ilast week for selling liquor with­ ing most decisively. He has a remarkable showed that these same foreigners, whose out a license. This Is toe third time record as a sire. Among the moat dis­ trade it was prophesied would be withheld Auson lias had an opportunity to plead to tinguished of his sons and daughters are: from us, bought from the United States this chaige. He ta out on $500 bail. ' Gath, Roderigo, San Roy. Prince Noble. very considerably more In October, 1890.' Furniture men outside of Grand Rapids Carrie J., Paxtang, Roger, King Noble, tlinn they did in October, 1889, and that talk of building a 8100,000 exchange Katie Noble. Sweetheart and Janet At the death of Mr. Sanborn the management they increased by forty-seven per eent the building in Grand Rapids. of the dog went into the hands ot Mr. B. average of their purchases fromlhis coun­ Willard Knapp, a young elevator boy in F. Wilson, who tunied over the revenue Grand itaplds. had a very narrow escape derived from the dog to‘Mr. Sanborn's try during the proceeding ten months In daughters. Mrs. Ed. Zander, of this city, 1890. Value of exports for the first ten from death last week. a daughter of Mr. Sanborn, ta In- posses­ months in 1890, 8630,530,040: for October, i John Bennett, of Hoytville, cut a balm of gllead tree the other day that he set out sion of a fine tropy cup of silver, won by $67,061,504. as a small sprout 31 years ago last spring. one of the count's offsprings. Mr. Wilson To this complexion comes the scarecrow ■ It measured across the stump 32 inches Iu a letter to the American Field says that of diminished foreign trade under the op­ aud from it he cut one 12 foot log and TK he had never seen the equal ot Count Noble, whom tie considered to be the best erations of a protective tariff; and, foresee-: cords of eighteen inch wood. setter of the nineteenth century.—Kala­ Ing the same fate'for all their prophecies A. IL Jerotne, living near Grand Ledge mazoo Telegraph. committed suicide last week by taking of business calamities, the enemies of our R. C. Canfield, formerly of this county. protective txAicy are now industriously laudanum. Domestic jars the cause. Is in jail at Charlotte, having been arrested Sheriff McQueen, of Kent Co., stopped a on the charge of murder. Friday night working to prejudice sentiment against the the body of a little girl was found existing tariff taw before the wisdom of its prize fight near Grandville last week. Portland is having a lively time over the stark naked in the icy water* of provisions are more fully vindicated by tlie the Grand River at Dtamondale. and IK» toffice. Increased prosperity that is certain to fol­ from marks on the body It was certain The Grand Ledge Coal Co. is taking out that a terrible tragedy had taken place. low its retention on the statute book—and Just who the unfortunate little girl wai that, as they very rightly fear, in time for a carload ot Dre clay every day. baffled every effort of noted detectives to influence upon the result of the next annual ascertain for several days, but the mystery election. Nothing has proven,so seriously Alpena masons have opened a new 89,000 has been cleared, the murderer has been arrested and lias confessed the horrible an impediment to the successful propaga­ temple. The history of toe murder reads al­ tion of free trade ideas as the Imperious SL Clair county now talks of a 5100,000 deed. most like a ehaper from tlie most sensation­ logic of history—nothing so much aunoys court hoqse. al novel. Tlie little girl proves to be Nel­ the free trade theorist as to lie confronted Manistee, Mason and Benzie counties lie Griffin, b ward of the State Public school, of Coldwater. Wednesday of last with the solid facts of "business experience. may form a new judicial district The Ionia county fishing dub has secur­ wt-ek Canfield, who is about 50 years of age, called at the State Public school and ed 20.000 brook trout for its streams. asked for a girl for adoption, giving his Bishop Richter dedicated the new 840.­ name as E. HenderahotL of Parma. The Cable Dispatch. Cable Dispatch. [From Free - Trade] [Form Protected] 080 hospital at Saginaw yesterday. It ta superintendent was not favorably Impress­ called SL Mary’s. ed with toe applicant s looks, and ordered (England] [France.] London, January 10. Paris, January 10. The Chelsea national bank is running the State agent of Jackson county to Inves­ Yesterday after­ The scenes- about the Cooper-Wood flour mills. The compa­ tigate Hendershott’s story, and wire him any reason why toe child should not go. noon 200 tattered, the Ministry of fi­ ny is financially unsteady. No answer being received and Henderhunger-pinched men, nance In Paris, Preparations are on hand to trausmorgra. ahotVs story appearing reasonable, Nellie marched along the yesterday morning Thames embankment; were very curious. phy the whole of the Gratiot county Pa­ Griffin aged 12 years was regularlv adopted I#- the old man, and the two left the Insti­ but their stomachs Subscriptions were trons Into a Fanners' Alliance. were too empty for to be received at the The Ypsilanti electric road has been tution together Wednesday night. The fight. This afternoon opening of the of­ Fold to the company owning the rapid finding of toe body of an unknown little there have been scores fices for the loan of trainsit line between that city and Ann girl at Diamondale aroused toe superintendeni'a suspicions, and an answer to hta of meetings of the some S170.000.00j> Arbor. request for an accurate description of the unemployed. Flags offered by the gov­ Jesse Maxwell, of Kalamazoo Is in jailI deceased tallied so closely with Nellie and revolutionary em­ ernment. Before blems were plenty, daylight the crowd because he Is suspected by the officers of’ Griffin’s appearance, that lie made a per­ and cacli meeting of applicants began beiug the cause of his step-child's death. sonal visit to the scene of the murder and gathered round a ban­ to gather. They P. S. Lee, dieesemaker. of Morenci, files positively Identified her. As soon as toe ner bearing this in­ wrreofall classes, mortgages upon all he possesses to secure1 girl was identified an active search was sert prion: “We de­ from the capitalist’s 58,000 worth of debts. He also ran a dry commenced to find toe man, and at last he was found on a farm where he had been mand tlie right to la­ agent to the work­ goods store. • bor. and don’t intend men In blouses aud working for several years. When arrest­ Charles Ellsworth, of Yale, who was! ed. alias Canfield, denied toe crime to starve." The dis­ the workwomen tress in some provin­ with braziers hug­ with David Downs, when he fell from ai aud said that he knew nothing of It He cial towns Is said to be ged In their arms to a wagon and was killed, as been acquittedI was subsequently positively identified by greater than in Lon­ keep them warm. at Port Huron of manslaughter. the Superintendent of the State* » d don. At Newcastle- The Incident tells Mt Clemeps has a progressive tiddledv- school as the man who adopted the gin. on-Tyne, there are volumes as to the wlnk club. The members take to the He was taken to toe Charlotte jail and said to be “four miles three characteristics mineral baths after each session, the game Monday confessed the murder. He savs of underground dwell­ of the French peo­ being such a brain weakener. that after leaving Diamondale he lc<l the ings with dripping ple-1 heir patient, girl to some woods and when she cried he It has b«fn cold all winter at Negaunee■ torew her down ami strangled her to death. wet walls, places into and untiring indus­ which the light never try. their equally and an Iceberg 30 feet high has been form­■ Her clothes he hid under his employer’s conies except when patient and self­ ed from the drippings from a railroadI barn. He says he can give no motive for filtered through a denying economy water tank. It will not melt before July. the Iwrrible deed only that he must have dark medium," in and their confidence The Scandinavians, of Manistee, are, been insane. He ta 54 years old and sepa­ which live working­ in their govern­ making better preparations than the native, rated from hta wife in tills county several men and their famiL ment popuiati^Q. They have six churches and( years ago. The crime prqyes him to be two temperance societies, and more com­ possessed of a fiendtali, brutal mind, and a life sentence seems to good for snch a ing. . brute. Later, Canfield was taken before NEIGKBORINGCOUNTIE8. Sanilac county farmers are going to ask: Judge Hooker, who ta holding court at the Jagislature for a 35,000 appropriation Charlotte, plead guilty, and was sentenced Scarlet fever at Portland. to build a big ditch to reclaim hundreds of’ to Jackson for life. The Grand Ledge Coal Co. have 30 acres of marsh near the source of Black miners at work at present and is taking river. out over two car loads of coal every day. Between 100 .nd l»s attended the tmehJoha Roupp. city marshall of Cedar IntUtute Saturday, notwltbatandlnr Belding ta considering the question Springs, 1s arrested because be Is charged * «•»« deal or Itllemt waa wlietber it will be best to Incorporate or with 1laving doctored delinquent tax bills ‘‘T so that be collected about 335 extra for his UteityanrreaeoL Toe paper, Uf Proto, sterling. Bacon and McLaughlin and one A run-away borne near Portland ran up work. by Cta-S. Caaklll were excellent. The reelthe railroad track and disputed the right The university gymnasium fund haa tatlotn of Mixa Beetle George and Mina of way with an incoming train. The now reached 837,910. The boys need Ollie Lathrop were Hut, aa wa» alto the horse was killed. 815,000 more aud your name will go down alnirtWt ot Ute Mlddlerllle high tebool gl« The little daughter of Dn J. D. Lewis In history If you send a check for tiiat The other entntag Prot. Slerllng wax Jost her life last week by getting bold of a amount bottle of morphine In some unaccountable The editor of the Grant Graphic left hta agreeably aurprtaed by having hla aeholan way and eating a lot of It paper to go woodbineward, by joining the come walking into his home. A most en­ A government fish car wa* around last Salvation Army, and now he ta In the joyable evening was spent, the Prof, mak­ week ami left a lot of mhihews ip lakes in front row flrbtlng hla old companion, tb«« Ing II eotertxUtldg for alt Geo. Irving “deviL". pmented the Prof, with a eat ot Sir Wap Kent aud Eaton counties. irbeo't, work, on behert or the Kh«g. The appointment of Maj. McKinley to James L. Bailey was routeneed to spend lite latter wea an omeonte that he could the vacant secretaryship In the cabinet 30 days in the Kent county jail last week. not reply. While working iu the stone yard he made would make Mr. Borrow!, tho leader of toe The hdlowlngla a paper which baa been house, «o aays a Washington correspondalgned Uy a Urge xumber or the bora or our ar Pool: -We the undesigned doagree The capital stock of toe New England Il Is positively stated that a man in ‘h« we WUI tel our muxtachea xrnw S Furniture company, of Grand Rapids, has l>ven increased from 8100.000 to 8’50.000. Bath wboro roascieuCT .nd profusion will ioor weekl and will nut .have the not allow him to drink whtaky keens a Thb“»““ Tl» Detroit, Leasing A Northern R. R. tame ratUeanakr in his bouse. It’s . ---- -- ---- ---- -- ----..■nap VMVk shot VMte cure for sxuke bites, von know 360.000.------------------------------------------------- 1 ------- — rwio. Kirta. a, ,, l!»' >0-1 towboo!with Umlreye. in a sling, w’ •^g^toaayttarttheyare noteauwdby fighting nor misbehavior to school. 7 tgattocperbbl; wateniBie,|i.so McUB.tu^Hce^ebiekenB. C; live F-va-- 'Twm thn uxater blmoelf that PoHy marriod. 1w ____ ____ _ tnokm re all oO youm — ---- Tbcv tell n>- 1W baugb-y poultry—Uve: chickens. 7c; duek KtfJ.no. tUWb«at—S ®'l*wnlte 8J «>. Ko. 2red,fi.OO. CaXtle-GoM ro extra 4.1584.00; choice heavy butchers. 3.«4M.»Sheep and Lambs—Sheen, elipped choice tn extra. ,o ebo,ce togF-Meditm/wTlitxed 83J0O83.1C. WOMEN IN RELIGIOUS MOVEMENTS. A very remarkable scene took place in Ixmdon about the middle of October. 1890. No less than 40.000 persons gathered to wit­ ness an unusual funeral ceremony. Mrs. Booth, the wife of the leader of the Salvation Army, was committed to the grave with the peculiar rites of that or ganitation. and thta event attracted the great concourse of people mentioned. Mr*. Booth was indeed the founder of the religious movement called the Salva­ tion Army. She was originally a Meth­ odist, and married “Gen." Booth, ns be is Abaolutely Pure. called, who was then a Methodist preacher, A crean*«f tarter baking powder. Highest when she was 25 years old. She b-came very active in bis church, of ail Id leavening strength.—U. 8. Governand on one I occasion, when he had a long aickness, she took his place in the pulpit, mid preached with great eloquence and T. GAMBLE. fervor. . • Physician aud Surgeon. Twenty-six years ago Mnu Booth con ceived the idna of creat ing a mission which, DELTON, MICH. under n military form aud dtacipline, ahanld, by public displays of religious Office at hotel for the present -seal, arouse the masses of the people to m more earnest religious spirit The comer atone of the creed of thl» singular mission vran made total abstinence from all intoxicating liquors. Mrs. Booth further made a stringent PROTECTION rule that all the women and girta who OR FREE-TRADE. entered—or enlisted in—the Salvation Army should lie very simply dressed. All WHICH? the va^iitire of jewelry and gay attire were Do you want to keep thoroughly to be renounce*!. It is needless to aay that this remarkable posted on the.effect| of the New woman built, up a society which Las long Tariff Law, as shown from week to been a conspicuous, though somewhat pe­ culiar and fantastic, religi&us agency, es­ Do you want io know all about the pecially in England. The Salvation Army has spread, indeed, policy of Protection and have ar. . to the United States, and also to some jmrta of the continent of Europe. In many the Free-Traders? American cities and towns it has its head quarters, and its processions, imuds nad song siwging are sometimes witneMs-d in Then subscribe for your home our streets; but it is in England, and un­ paper and the AWUUCAX Economist. der Mm. Booth’s leadership, that the army published weekly by the American iiua luul its largest nnd most effect ire in­ Protective Tariff League, New York. (Sample copy free). The Economist is “No order,” says an English paper, ‘‘not even the Jeauita nor the Franciscans hare an acknowledged authority on Pre­ done mo tnucli with Much limited means lection and should be widely read. : and in so abort a time as the Salvationists. They have rescued hundreds of thousands The yearlv aubscriptibp of the EcoxoXBT ta fe but we mare made a of Englishmen from rice and dirt.” This has been done by services which, if special arrangement with the pub­ they have been fervent, have also been lishers by which we can send cheerful and spirited, and by a discipline you the Ecoxomxst for one year and which is very strict in its military charac- M kRi6 POWDER C The coinpaufes and regiments of the army have been regularly officered, and each officer has his or her distinctive uni­ form; while the rank and file also appear in a peculiar semi-military attire. Thus, with a band often at their head, and flags flying, they •perambulate the streets sing­ ing their military songs; or, gathering at I NEW YORK) some convenient spot, listen to the fervent open air preaching of one of their oratora. Mrs. Booth's creation and leadership of this singular mission is only another in­ stance of the active part which women have often, for centuries, taken in religious movements and societire. The Jews hod their inspired propbettwro* ns well as female songsters; while the The Aggressive Republican Journal pagan religions admitted women among Of the Metropolis. the circle of their gods and revered their ▲ NEWSPAPER FORTHEMASSlS vestal virgins. The Roman Catholics have organized Founded December 1st, 1837. their nunneries and their corps of nurses. The English church has its lady district visitors, who take care of the material and spiritual needs of the poor of the pariahr«; ZXA.±IL3r. while among die Quakers the spirit movro women as often as men to deliver their mes­ The Press is the organ of no factions; sages to the sedate meetings of their sect. pulls no wires; has rib animosities to —Youth's Companion. avenge. The Press! FOR 1891. DAILY SUNDAY. WEEKLY. Circulation over 100,000 espies The most remarkable Newspaper In view of the threatened dearth of India Success in New York. rubber, and the rapid decimation which b The Pr«M <« a National Newspaper. going on iu the available gntta rerrhn Cheap newa. vulgar sensationsand trash trees, the statement that a supply of what tnay, in rome respects, be an effective eub- find no place in the columns of The Press. The Press has the brightest Editorial atltute for these useful artidre of com­ merce ta pleuMful in Australia, is of in- page In New York. It sjmrkles with points. The Press Sunday Edition is a splendid lerwL The Australian caoutchouc is said to have beeti first observed in little sand twenty page paper covering every current topic of iDte/eaL The Press Weekly Edition contains al! the good tilings of Dally and Sunday rtaultod from editions. For tboae who cannot afford the Daily or opinion aa to the ort^in ot at tiro prevented by distance from early s°“” “‘“uac •ortort- receiving IL Tbe Weekly Isa splendid subtltute. ““■“•.be l«u> • vw^U origin, and nItebL 77s?"" “ud“« • PUwt or u,OU7” “’S” U> U • anbkervwneao AS AN ADVERTISING MEDIUM ^’*'d‘bo“h“™»o beta enneerolng It •ranot eorroborwUee ot thia rtew.-Saw Yort Comtnerelal Advartlaer. ■Jin* U. “Wort “*ta- Ln“ comfuninx nrto«bJu.tertlollwjror mOBt <>f whom il—a, il * « . vKies; wo-j.«n in age of 103 years, had workwl In oariv tLb£?b‘«1Otf aOd bouww. rv, nnd^durlw.b"to.’“to” "HteWl.r wit* prxie the hanaewnrk »»__ l„__ ___ THE PRESS. Within the reach of all. The best and cheap­ " - published . Aroe) art Newspaper in . jca Daily and Sunday, one year. 16.00 3.50 Daily and Sunday. 0 months., .45 Dally and Sunday. 1 month, Dally only, one year. 8,00 Dally duly, four months, Sunday, one year. 2.00 1.00 Send for The Preo* circular. Addrero, TRE PRESS, Potter Building, 88 Park Row. NEW YORK. �HHHB Hastings Banner. PERSONAL MENTION. Program of the Barry eountjy Farmers to the Michigan Whip Co. for 08 dozen Rev. A. D. Grigxby will preach baiters, braldr* other goods, and It wasn't Mrs. Dorr Mudge was In Grand Rapids at the Presbyterian church Sunday, Institute. Hastinpt, Mich., Feb. 10 and 11, much of a day for orders either. The Monday. Frb. 8th. In the morning ou “Superatl- *91, at Unton kail: same company received through their TVKMtiAY, KVEJHXU aKHUIOX, 7 F. MW. R. COOK. Local Editor. tton and Religion.” In the evening on Mlu Celia Ensign started for Chicago •Tbe Planet*,” bring h continuation of tbe agents about M order* mostly for whips Addrotia by President, Enoch Andnu. Monday. » on the Saturday previous. Paper, Industrial or Practical Education, series of popular talks on AstroiDoay. A good farm cm-tainlng « acre* Of land, situ­ Chas. IL Hoyt. Dr. Sackett, of Prairieville, was In the Here t* an Important sheep J tern: Last ated live nub* •nu’h <»t Im t-i>x» an . known a* The Young iteopfe's society of Christian Paper, Michigan Weather, Sergeant tn* Dick lUrrer i*rm. Tb-re are six aeres uf year J. J. Childs gave S800 for 100 Cana­ city Tuesday. Endeavor meets at the Presbyterian church Conger, chief of State Weather Bureau, tiihberert «mi. •• uir lwwi*e. fr*uw granary, dian sheep. Since that time he has sold Mrs. X W. Lunn and.son are visiting In Sunday cvenleg, Feb. 8. st 0 'o’clock. KOO-1 well *• ci and s»me o«x»a fruit la Laoalng. ndset on the pbu*. Tin* f*rtn will he Mid sheen and lambs enough from the dock to Grand Rapids. Topic, •'The Power of God’s Word in the WEDNE*I>AT, FORKXOUiF SKSS1OM, 9 A. M. rhean and ru eon hrtn*. Anyone 0rt*JMBg to bring him 81.130, and has 45 sheep left. Paper. Best Breed aud Management of buv address H. Frank Baldwin. Rockford, Farmer* who manage their business in Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Aljje-j Wen in Grand Heart.’’ Psalm 119, j-16, to be led by Mr*. Mich. ________________ this manner never have occasion to speak Rapid* yesterday. Swine, Clark A. B*rln-r. Rafter, Sheep Husbandry, A. E. BurnetL of hnnl time*. The C. L. S. C. will meet at the home of Rnbt. Mitehell, of Battle Creek, was in 1 Mrs. TV. S. Goodyear. Saturday cvenlug. 'Mshrant foreman uf Agricultural college It has been discovered that married la- tliedty Thursday. farm. Feb. 7th. with tbe following program: 1 HASTINGS, MICH. die* under twenty-one years of age, and Pa|<r, Best Breed an 1 Management of Orliu VanHorn. of Grand Rapid*, spent Roll call, with quotations from Pope. who have no legal right to transter their Sunday In this city. . Outline LI.story of England, Miaa Sadie 1Horses, Wm. Crldler. title to real ••stale, have In many cases Opening question box. Mrs. David Stine, of Lake Odessa, was Roberts. •lone ihl*, and Representative White will AFTEBXOON «M®1O», 1:80 P. M. From Chaucer to Tennyaon, Miss Rose In the city last week. introduce a bill tho coming week to make Paper, How to Make Hume Iteflulug and Goodyear. such acts legal by married women of eigh­ Attractive for the Children, Mra. Marlette J. L. Wilkins made a business trip to Music, Miss Minnie Evan a • teen years and upward. « . Grand Rapids Monday. Studies in Rstromony. Prof. Sterling. ’Carpenter. l*aper, How to Incrc*»e Farm Income. England after the Norman Conquest, Dr. Andrus ba* secured tl»e right to Editor Flightier. ot the Nashville News □on. A. C. Towne. IMPROVED Shirley Smith. 1 manufacture a metal toofiug lor rubber was In the city Monday. Re«dlng. “A pen-picture of Steeleand , Paper. Practical Fruit Growing. Prof. plates, which entire!} doc* away with gore W. J. Beal. State Agricultural college. F. M. Woodmansee, of Vermontville, Addison,” Mrs. Norman Bailey. muutti and that burning sensation cautM-tl PajKT. The Silo, H. J. Martin. Critic, Mr*. M. Hicks. by a rubber plate, beside* making a light was in the city yesterday. Opening tbe question box. and durable set of teeth. Tho*e dralriig Mr. and Mrs. Will Wagnei’* little girl is KVKXIXO SESSION, 7 P. M. The Burry County Sunday School Con­ a new set of teeth should call on him ant* •cry sick with lung fever. Paper, Butter Making, Mrs. W. K. vent Ipn will be lield at Middleville. Thurehe will show yon n sample. HOG CHOLERA, and Frank Jordan, of Chester, visited R. K. day and Friday, March 19th and 20lh licit. 1Barber. Lecture. Tlte Cojmtry Lad. Prof. See the programs uf the Farm.-r’s Insti­ Grunt and family last week. Program will be announced soon. PIN WORMS IN HORSES. Howard Edward*. State Agricultural tute publldiKl elsewhere In thia Issue. Arthur Brown, of Grand Rapids, was in The Irving M. E. social will lie held at (college. HCNnKRDM OF THKM. Farmers, this Is for yi»ur l>cn«Dt and you the residence uf Mr. and Mr*. V. G. Hol­ U-clure. A Visit to the Agricultural should we that it is made a success. Some the ally the fure part of the week. tCollege Illustrated by StereopUcun Views, ot the best educator* in the state In the S. R. Rogers and M. Hermanette, of brook Friday evening. Secretary Reynold*, State Agricultural line of aarlculture will be pre«ent, and j Prairieville, were in tho city Monday. The woman** home missionary socle'ty ‘college. knowledge may be gietnrd that will b<Mr*. J. ATGreb1c gave n vew pleasant will meet at the home of Mr*. W. D. Musi? at openingot each session. highly beneficial on the farm. L ' 4it& Sterling on Wednesday afternoon, Feb. white party to her friends !a«t fvening. Music under direction of committee. ■rm io Hog#. Horaoa. Bboep. l«aat year tlie js-oplc of thia country 11th. All ladir* interested In the same OFFICERS E4 Kelley aud family, of Kansas, are areu^uested to be present paid Germany 926.008,000 for beet sugar. President. Enoch Andruc Irving. This would Is- p snttg little sum for the visitlug relatives In the city and vicinity. Secretary. Charles H. Hoyt. farmer* of till* northern country If there ■ Treasurer, Win. H. Merrick, Ilnjtlngs. WTEKKTEE. Grand Itapfd>. MUh. R. B. Messer and John Weinert returns 4H'he 14th anniversary of tlie lla»tlng* W. were some sugar retltieric* here, as It bn* e<l from a trip through the south Tbur^T *C. T. U. waa held at Good Templar*' ball COMMITTKK*. on January 37th. with a good representa­ already been deinomOrated that the beet* dny. Finance—Wm. H. Merrick. J. M. Roger*, Watches. Clocks, Jewelry. can be raljeil bere. The beets In Germany tion of meiniier* and a few guests. After Z. B. Hoyt. C. M. Mack and G. R. Bowser. For sale in Hrutln\j» by art grown In the coldbsl part* of Prussia ’ Miss Alta Richards, of Middleville, the opening exercise* and a abort program W’. JL G(H)DYEAR, Diuyybtl. Entertainment—D. IL Cook, Joa F. sjwnt Sunday with Mr, and Nr*. IL B. with rejiorts from officer#, the ballots were Mead, C. H. Bauer. Z. B. Hoyt, J. C. Remember when you want your eyes Richards. cast for officer* for the coming year, when Woodruff. fitted for glcsses that Dr. Lowry has the tinbuaineaa meeting was adjourned and W. H. Miss Rebecca Striker spent Sunday with Music—Milan Waldorf, lM**t possible apparatus for testing the eye., the tables spread from bountifully supplied aud securing the proper kind of glasses. Mi** Ilattm Williams at tiff- lattei’s home baskets.' A very pleasant social hour waa . Schauta nnd G. K- Bowser. Hr altto ha* a large- stbek of the very finest In Prairieville. jiansed in discussing the merit* of sand- | spectacles ami eye glasses, and doe* not Prof. Eugene Davenport, of the State wiehes. salads, cake and tea. The ballot­ The card party al the Hastings house subject those desiring to purchase gl*sses Agricultural college of Lansing, was in ing resulted in electing Friday evening, given by Measr*. R. B. through him to any delay. He has a fine । the city Tuesday. Mr*. IL A. Bailey, President. Messer. P. IL Dunning, D. W. Reynold* stock of the best mads goods. “ A. D. Grigsby. 1st Vice Pre*. and Dr. S. M. Fowler, could not be auri W. II. Schantz started on a trip through *• Geo. William*. 2nd Vice Prea On Un- rvenlnit ot Ibe STU, ln»L n I oMoTu«iw’iwt’iwTvSt Kmarky panned from a social point of view and THE SArtE " L. N. Mixer. 3d Vice Pre*. was a complete success. About 200 Invi­ ... ; nlovant tJlIwriiij of friend, mrt ot Uw tore • wrt rotortlM ivoiiuiu, bom«. m-uir, •• A. E. Burton, Recording Sec. tation* had been sent out and aboat 199 *£! ALWAYS THE BEST residence of Mr. nnd Mr*. C. A. Nutt to1 “ R. A. Bailey. Corresponding Sec. were present All were met and promptly assist them in celebrating the fifteenth j , (h'org- Davis, of Detroit, was In the •• W. Hayes, Financial-Sec. anniversary of their wedding day. After c,v >‘ -<‘ nlay. being called here by the looked after by the above named gentle­ “ L. 11. Stauffer. Treasurer. spending the evening In conversation nnd j »'fkne*s of bis daughter. man. who showed themselves to Im? at For superintendent* ,of departments: home in entertaining company and they partaking of a bountiful supper the guest* j McElhaney returned from an « Marr A Duff have doubled their store departed leaving with Mr. and Mr*. Nutt . tended visit with relatives in the east Mrs. B. IL Ruse Sunday achool work. Mrs. had seen to everything looking to the com­ capacity and now they have one of the W. Hayes public meetings and fairs, Mrs. fort of their friends. About half past IN THE several useful and Uruillfnl presents as I Wednesday night last week, L. N. Mixer, jail work, Mr*. Mary Good­ eight all were uabered Into the spacious finest, best lighted aud nicest equipped mementoes of the occasion. 1 Mlles Curtis, of Battle Creek, Grand year, ttower mlstiom Mrs. Dr. Lithrop, dining room of the hotel aud pedro wa* in­ stores that can be found In the County and Judge Hooker has made and filed with , chancellor of Michigan In the order of franchise. Mis* Ella Hallock, scientific in­ do Iced in by the nearly 200 present Af­ City. the County Treasurer the computation of ; Knight* of Pythias was in the city last struction, Mrs. E. Stalker narcotics. Mr*. ter the 30 games had l»ecn played tome exOur store now Is 42 by 85 ft. every comer - | the proportion of the court btcnographei’.* ww-k. A. E. Burton press. celleut refreshments were served. Upon a* well lighted as another. We would also talarJ each county in this judicial district I a count of the gome* won Mr*. John Pen­ mention that we made our old Cloak Room MAFLi: GItOVB ’! will be required to pay for 1891. The Bliss (Tara Fuller returned to her home (which was 13 fL by 30 ft) lute a Ladies dergast. Mr*. Will Chidiater, Mrs. Oscar The ret-tiblfean* ot thl« township will l>ni.i I nn<nl*er of case* inin court court und ana the me amount* amount* in in Belmont. jmmoknia N. a. Y.. Saturday aaturoay after arrer an exTbe following are the case* for the Young and Mrs. Chas. Huffman among Walting Room and Toilet Room. This Ban thrir omeu*. to elrc- deleastea In attend Ute to «tie —— uare: ----- «> ----- -------------.1. i_ paid Barm 182 rase*. $338.90; | tended ... visit In »«.i_ this _«... city. Mi** Fuller has <v>hvenitoa at Ha«ttna*. Fe'«. »s<h. POI. nn tlie ladies were even with 15 games won Improvement that we think will be much February term, which convenes next Munmured.*? lire !3h dayot Fen al Jo elork p. m. Calhoun. 282 cases. $578.08: Eaton. 238 made many friend* here who regret tier each. Mm. Young winning the prize, appreciated after a long and weary ride, at the ••enter. By order of com. departure. casuft. $593.03.—Charlotte Republican. n beautiful i41ver toilet set upon a place to rest yourselves and children. CBIMIXAI. . V^unday afternoon a young *oh of Solon I n order to make things Mr*. J. W. Bentley. Nr*. Carrie Good-­ The people v*. Frank Treat, violating the cut The writer gave himself away by winning 17 game* aud the gentleman's Yfead, of Rutland, was fooling with a cart­ year. Mr*. Hannah Bartow. Mr. and Mrs. liquor law. held for sentence. ridge. and hitting it with a slate pencil it Fred Harlow. Mrs. L. D. Gardner and son. The people va Jas. Seely and James prize, a bandteme silver coffee cup and UNUSUAILY LIVELY saucer. Take It all Iu all It was a grand Circulation this week 2.000 j was discharged- The 'bullet went in one Charles, attended the funeral of Mrs. Culp, larceny from dwelling bouse. direction and the slate pencil in anoth­ Cha*. Barlow in Coldwater Tuesday. In our Mammoth Establishment we will - The people v*. James Seely, jail break­ affair, and the above gentleman have rea­ son to feel proud of the manner in which keep er. The little leaden tubmlle ploughed ingScarlet fever is prevalent all over the through two or three finger* of hi* right Mi*a Carrie Mersbon' left for Chicago The people va. Orin Dayton, assault they entertained their friends. •tate. hand »<> that they itatl to be amputated, Tuesday where she will continue her with Intent to commit rape. and we hear that the slate pencil Injured ’ ’ ’ studies In music. Miss Mention has for ••Dirt Cheap"—See farm for safe elseThe people va Carrol Cutler, malicious his other hand, though how badly we did Several months filled the position of opnn- injury to personal property. u here. FdUowlng are the real estate transfers ist at the M. E church and leaves a host All tbe time. not kart). The people va Burton S. Howe, obtain­ of the week ending Feb. 2. 1891. a* of friends who wish her continued success ing property under false pretense. taken from tbe books In the register’s office: The supreme court last week handed In tlie musical world. this city. Our specialties for the present will be Tlie people vA Harry J. Larpe, perjury. down a decision In relation to school disci­ Ranil Roush to ti atlees U. B. church, lot 1 blk your Choice of seventy-five There were 14 discharges and 8 mortga­ pline that will be approved by all parent*. The people vs. Harry Jones (2 cases), 5 Frrryort 8T1 N. M. Prlndle to Jonathan llnwli, on lota no ge* recorded last week. uttering a forgtd order. It appears that a young girl in the case In Tlie importance of displaying goods In T t>)k 6. Middleville *40 . The people va Henry Northrop, perjury. fl and Elmer Kintc to J. D. Klug, 40.i sec 18 Yankee We are in receipt of the dally proceed­ qovation, wa* refused prnniMlon tn leave store windows should Dot be overlooked Tbe jMNjple va Eugene Wlleox. criminal 8pnng»*1.7M» the room, although the sestdotw were two by dealer*. The majority of shoppera, ing* of the state legislature. 1. IF. Garduer to 8. C. DotxLon sec 22 Wood- , hours and forty-five minute* tong. She without waiuwul belngjtonscinu# of .» II -.v are greatly aaniulL land rn I That have been sclRng for $8.00, $7.00, 'Hie county fair will commence this The people va Eugene Wlleox. sub­ therefore exenaed hersaif and for so doing influenced by the outward appearance of c UurmJ L“CMler- ,0* *** 17 I •»-«>. W M »n<l 810-0A These will all be j car Tuesday. Sept. SSpC lasting altogeth­ was promptly “ expelled. '’‘J ’The n>‘" court‘ grant "* ­ store*, and the dealer who devote* the ordination of perjury. ’FnmkRiusb to Margaret B»ugh. 49 a rec Put oot and for er four days. Tlie people vs. Jaa L. Wilcox, aubordined an order for her reinstatement on the most attention to the exterior of his Jubn*to*n 41.006. atton of perjury. Cli»H<-* a. N-wton to Miry A. Newton, *0a ---------------— * Tlie furaltar? factory was shut down ground that such refusal was both unrea­ establishment i* sure to draw the greatest The people v*. Newell Steele, receiving tee 2* Rutiaud 87TO. $5.00, Your Choice. Wednesday n'.ght. for the purpose of tak­ sonable and cruel. Dumber of customers, even though hi.* stolen property. Fannie E. Miller to D A. Almy, lot I blk 44 neighbor may have au equally fine, but ing an inventory. MlddievUhi »IM>. Just think of IL Y'uu must come eerie)* About the first of the year there were JUVEJI OF FACT. 1. N. Itaviuood to Ella A. Talker. 3ta see It and stay late to *ee all the many bargain* le** attractive displayed stock. Attractive We acknowledge receipts of a phamphlet shipped to Morris H. Burton * Co. 14 81000 store front* are the admiration of all Eat. A. J. Hardy va. Chas. 8cbh*dL Carlton N. B. Raymond to Win. Tasker, eu sec H that may be yoara. We have also placed on “vducatkm at the Michigan Agricultural head of recorded Shropshire sheep, part of shopper*. assumpsit. on the Bargain Counter 35 heavy them Imported during the past summer. college" by President Clute. Hl lotting to 8. J. and Scott McIntosh. 40a Elizabeth Shepherd vs, (Tty Hasting*, Among them is a yearling ram. perhaps a* ■« X Maple drove $t,3 0. Tlie experience of the two bojs arrested treepa**. The breaking of a pulley a: tlie turn!, fine aa any in Um- stnte. This firm will han­ Jackets Ladies M. 1- Swret & Co. vs. John Yargvr. tore factory Monday, necessitated the dle nothing but recorded sheep. They ex­ Saturday for stealing and carrying concealweapons respectively ought to be a lesson Thall wll be closed out shutting down of the factory. pect to Import a tew head in July or Aug­ to all young boya. When youths get so replevin. Tbe ••nollct” In this paper of last week FMrlck Kelly vs. Dan ’ l Itoyle. n**umpsit. Twenty-one states - have passed laws ust; they imve already Bold a fine lamb. that they ran tevny from school and care Nancy Howarth vs. Mary E. Howarth, signed .by one A. I>. Hughe* was only one prohibiting tlie sale of tobacco to minors, We are told that tlie Vo. part of the Brin Is nothing for an education: when home has ejectment. more act uf hl* malicious intent to injure Good value for $5.00 these are only a few but we doubt if any of the state* are en­ Mr. W. H. Schantz, cashier mul assistant ' nu attractions tor them and they cuntlnuMary J. Wilkin* va John L. Broughton, me and my business, and I wish to say to maiiager ot tiw Mich. Whip £<k _ the streets and expose them­ forcing the law. |_ ally roam any who have given the above mentioned of attractive bargain* that are to be assumpsit. ' ^.I vm »n . Uarf Inflnatnr*lire way In g to a •‘notice’’ any weight that the said A. D. found? Cont. Ins. Co. v*. S. Weber, appeal. The State Ihiaril of Health, the State lyChirilay Dick Kurtz was seen running ■ wives to bad Influencts. the uFMain rtrevL as If pursued by some de-I1 criminal life ». ............ T» —.-h I* short aud easy. Though Hughes is just as responsible for all note*, M. O. Bush v*. J. Woodruff and D. C. MedidM sc^letv and. the State Funeral DiBest shirting can be’had for 9and check* or drafts given by me as he over rvetors JHsoclation will no doubt unite on mon. When in front of Hicks a Spence tne restraint of parents may often seem Eyclwhymer. trespass. Dora Bottum v*. Henry Nentan, eject­ w*a and that although he is under an in­ 11 cents. the form of a bill to regulate the brnbalm- grocery store be suddenly turned, around ; harsh, yet if it succeed* in warding off the junction our business goes right along just Bargains in Dress Goods, - Ging­ and ran back to Goodyear A- Barnes store. Influence of evil-minded associates, every men L ug of deed bodies. the same. Cash paid for Wheat It was tearnvd later that lie had bet Will boy will live tn be thankful tiiat he was J. B. Davis vs. I-rwis Dietz, appeal. hams, Cottons, Underwear, Hosiery, It. K. Grant. Joint Cole. Geo. Wilcox O’Connor that he could run 20 rods and deprived of that which might have led Io' H. C. Strong. Romain Freeman vs. Spellman Casey, Gloves. and W. IL Cook drew the diamond ring at return before O’Connor could eat three his downfall. In this connectton we will ■PI*®'. ’ ...... Cfotiee F. IL--Pancoast's lottery’ Monday uight. crackers. O’Connor hustled tn win in “ the My that «. the3 home 1ms a great deal to do H. A. Power* vs. J. D. Bloomer, appeal. John Cob1 purchased the interest of the bet and stuffed the three crackeru 1in hla with ______ , young man’s future. If it 1* every X L. D. Staples v*. Lyman Chamberlain, The undersigned will not be responsible others, and now owns the sparkler. mouth all at once and stood choking when made bright and attractive l»e wilt not of­ appeal. for any note, check, or other obligation ten be as anxious to leave It, while If there Sarah Count va. Donald Melakan and Dr. given by one H%C. Strong signed A. D. W. F. Hick* is prepared to furnish fam­ Kurtz passed under the wire an easy win­ are no particular pain* taken to make It Buckner, malpractice. Hnghes A Co. Jn front of Farmer s Sheds. ilies In this city with pure spring brook ner. entertaining, tire natural tendency is to go . Alex. Fuater vs. Sam’l Murehall, **Irving, Mich., Jan. 27, 1891. lee. of tlie very finest quality, during tlie Some idea of the vast nnm'.ter of porkers where there I* amnsement of some sort siimpslt. A. D. Hi omaa mining season at 25 cents.a week. Prompt tiiat come into Chicago may be gained BATTLE and the result la well known. P. A. Sbcldo)) vs. Sam*! Marshall, ap­ and satisfactory service guaranteed. from last week's report. During the peal. Saturday morning Frank Maynard stole Elmer Wifey, who was sentenced to tbe week there were 258.289 hogs received. Lewis Wood va Cha*. Muon, appeal. State Reform school at Lansing last week This number would fill a 60 acre lot stand­ a revolver bekmglng to the troupe showing till he was 18 years of age. for stealing ing as closely as possible together, or It in Union hall, and in company with anoth­ Frank Dickinson va John Erickson, some had pipe. was released last week lie­ would make a train 25 mites In length. er youtlrby the name of Clarence Englrcause the |»j»eri were not made out right. The price realized from the sale of the hart. started south on the C. K. A S. R. certiorariThe hogs ws* S2.290.452.00. The 11 packing R. each lad having a revolver. Weather prophets seem to be way off house* kill and dress 5.000 bogs per hour, weapon that May nard carried was loaded City Bank va Wm. Match and I*. Erway, their base tills year. The biggest storm and they are all umm! up every week and with blank cartridge*, and after the two had assumpsit ever known that was tn strike bere Thurs­ on Monday morning they are ready fur a passed Cloverdale Maynard looked down City Bank va Wm. H. and Parmelta day came in the form ot a very mild mist. fresh supply. the barrel and at the same time thought­ Hutchins, a*#unip«lL But they will probably keep guessing Just lessly palled the trigger of hia self-cock­ Barry A Downing va Emmett Cole, a*the same. • The attorney-general has deckled that ing revolver and It was discharged, blow­ Mimpalt. M. W. Clark ct al v^ Lannla Brady, de­ The state press are constantly warning no bounty is payable on maple sugar pro­ ing bis eye out and making a wound that duced prior to July 1. 1891, and tlie rev­ waa horrible to look at The boy* went fault their readers to beware of frauds of var­ enue department will be governed by this back to Cloverdale, where a doctor band­ CHANCERY 1ST CLARA ious kinds. The only way to not fall iu tne clutches of these vile deceivers is not declslou. It Is naderatood that the Ikw aged the injured eye, and they were soon Emma Bartley va Wm. Bartley, divorce. Now is the time to boy Ladies’ Misses and Children s to let them walk away with your signature takes effect April 1. 1891, so far a* gettlag arrested tor stealing and brought back to Sarah. Shay"ta David B. Shay, divorce. ready for the operation of the law con­ this city- They were taken before Justice under any consideration. James M. CroM va Melissa Crows, cerned—that is applying for and procuring Beadle and young Euglehart discharged a* Reports to the state board of health licenses, filing the required bond*, etc.— It was proven that he had nothing to do divorce. Albert Kent va Fanny Kent divorce. show influenza. bronchitis, rheumatism and this must be done between April I with the steading. Maynard plead guilty Mattle A. Spaulding va Walter Spauld­ aud tonsilltis In order named, causing and July 1. 1891. for the season beginning aud was released on suspended sentence ing, divorce. most sickness In Michigan during tlie In the spring of 1891. The blanks for upon the recommendation of of the FroseMary E. Bates va L H. BateA divorce. In order to make room for the elegant line of spring goods week ending January' 94th. Diphtheria notice, application for license and bond* eating Attorney, aa It was thought that he that will here. I have decided to sell every pair of Ida A. va Geo. B. Lancaster, divorce. reported at 35 places; scarlet fever at 47; are now being prepared and will l>e ready would suffer enough. What was left of D. R. Cook va Wm., John and G. typhoid fever at 12: measles nt 23. tor distribution to sugar makers applying his eyr wa* removed by Dr. Lowry and at Zuschnltt foreclosure. pnweul Maynard is doing as well as could This community was greatly grieved to foodbera about April 1. C. B. McDermott va unknown heir* M. learn Sunday last of the sodden death, at f Tuesday afternoon the stnckhoMers of be expected. All through the siege the Boughton, bill to correct title. • ‘oldwatrr. that tmu-niug of Mr*, diaries the Chair and Table Company met nerve of the Injured boy waa remarkable, Anna Austin va Hannah Smith et al, for never a murmur escaped his Bp*. Barlow. She was well known Jterr. and at the office of Smith A (felgrove. torectosure. universal sorrow I* expressed over her un­ adopted by-laws for tlw regulation of tl>c Young Englrhart waa arrested later on a • Mary Bartow va E#t. J. N. CartiA fore­ At an advance of ten per cent of first cost This however is charge of carrying c<«nceal«l weapon* and timely decease. Iler biudNUid and family corporation, and elected the following di­ closure. have the heartfelt sympathy uf friends rectors: 1- IL Evart*. J. A. Grobte, Dr. was aeiitencrd to spend 10 days In the CHANCKRT 2i» CUAM. county jail. The parents .of both of the here. D. E. Fuller, P. T. Colgrove. Tin**. S. lM>ya are bonc*t tind industrious people Petition of H. E. Alien far discharge of Dr. Jaithrop haa just purrbnard another Brier. D. W. Reynold* and M. L. Cook. and keenly fuel the action* of their way­ mortgage. fine new eleotro-tbe.mpcutte cabinet bath, The directors c«»nv«*iM*d after the meeting ward eon*. CHANCERT 4th claw. Call, examine and obtain prices before buying, as will ronibinhuc ail tire latest improvement* tn- and eleered the folbxwlng oflbs-ni: FnssiR. Freer va. T. M. Bnsb. foreclosure. g thrr w ith a large battery . The ductor drnL J. A. Greblc; vice president. I’- T. be undersold. Yours resp’y, G. W. Button vs. Mary Rounds H al, int-ndsMon to remove hfe o#w to tlie A desirable fann of 100 acres. 2 J* miles fo.rcl«MHire. room* now occupied by J**. Lunn, where rvtary. M. L. Cook: general manager. L. east of Hickory Corner*. Mich., well Eugenu Bush ys. R. Freer, bill to eomH. Evart*. It was decided tn pet figure* on aitr. buildings and machinery »t «’’*• wnlered and timbered, good building, psjglsrbanp- of'rDortofccjKa' A. Hazel vs. Matthew Haze). orchard, convenient to school. Terms cmivmtenw for their comfort. and hl# net easy. X C. Bishop. bfe. Hastings Thursday, Feb. 5. 1891. STEKETEE’S F. R. PANCOAST, CHOLERA hoo Ghom cure. ’’ SHOKE BOSTON Eb.FOWERT DRY qbODS STORE NO. 35. FOGGING RIGHT AHEAD ALWAYS 5<- CIQflR <J. 5 LOCAL NEWS. Putting Out Specialties Ladies Newmarkets for For $2.25 Marr & Duff, creek. At A. WOOLLEY’S , ’ ’ Shoes At io per cent soon be Strictly Cash Sale 1 A. WOOLL �PROBATE ORDER- ENGINES, ,m^<5^d,4!S^rd' NEWS IN BRIEF IDES! A. B. FARQUHAR CO., York, P*. MORTGAGE BALE. ij u>r. tnriiMkJ an area of -,K».C<r> square ' in si* ----- —--- -------- VIA) rr».,n .rm of 1«—P~“"=. <“ "* Mike Kelly, tbe flU-O® “»••« **“ xbe southeast of an area of high pm anty," ha* ansoanerd hi* ret ire men1. aluiniog lheir gmtm extent when ira the dianwod. cooditiotu are present togetber. Th. The trea-nry officials at Washington oa]yt butre/ar. tn the preaenee i ntaf I*** FJai.OT.'. 1 ** scant Snrteon Deita, of tbe Fifth L. *-••.—^r- ; — & art-dlery kiUqi hi* wW“ tbr3 COC4' k: of the late rwcretary W mdom. gdttn! -uxdde at tba military P tte*r j A. C Witt?r. speaker ot the kiwer boate Franei-co Wedcxsday. Jtahatey ' | ©f the Mwt-oa ieiT.»!‘•-'■re. di-d Satnnlay happens before. a* — - -----IU.iu«k:™.if •< Iv-M wj. Wwk. Aa ul-mpL. Anitin Sturtevant was sandbHwed anT PiMied in fjtouK. of his own door at Piattfield. N. J.. Mioday night Hi- recovery ' is doubtful. The robber* gut *i«X * i The store of J. IL MoetxeL at Swan, ! Jowa. wa* burglanxed and then fired. Tbe i lose ratitnated at j LiedL SchwatAa of arctic fame, had a ..... .... I... aS lltr In . - Wtn-X Buu lies iu* ‘ be,Iminin,. «1U> oi rw—n. . boa— in. Me Kite, a.lja>«ti ud belieral u> be f"f»" •» '>•" Pra—yl" An iogcniondjr contrived luncheon lw* ket for railway traveler* that sell* for 313 ta ttocribed in a London journal oa ecn- murdc river b night M*KWl tbereoC by rami’* • ,OP* »t this order toJT^Ukhed fa the •‘‘"Ums »*«•«• oew«paper printed and rirrolaXi tn said C«mn tyof fuJTyowerlnrarh -r-k for three uicmMre with srtvr ■w^ofewU •bout piciou found welled IntraK HcboOl identi meal at hotne ®r abroad. It oecupiea only a foot ot toow. Ono et these email beaketa (A true ropy. • will bold sufficient refreshments for two aiAXUEKT ORDER. men on a Iodt journey. There are tierce aaodwi-.h boxes tn tbe Lx.keC, two good State <4 Mk-blgaa. Fifth judi4al dreuit-U <!i*r.;--ry. s^jed acrew capped hot dm. drinking cupa, the City •( Heal lag*.' x nlbraf e loo I able. , Th* “» that V Rm SWSA lie U advertently plain. Tbe pope'* will, which ha* ju.*t been toaaie public, leave* the property inker- I, with this remark. ••.Madam, a fxxd wonld , ited fnaoi his family-Rl.Ouo.'XKV-to bi* r- I have burned tlmeelff’—Note* and Qumea. TW„^-lr.~a»n>«< U»r»l««WI “ hi‘’ el» joe. W tb. Late r. *t « in Saw V<*k *-.V j ““"k ____ In—Ur. 1 n>?h.<k»llr rhe Th. htanuls* kor'-- l»IblrratkM. Uklc« i«rr> i. uy mini pany ' faa »roarraifoo u Cblrako Monday, lb. teo-te-rl Tki. » a Mark ryr for a pea I <»■>« U>, oWnra a rooMeraltoa | al r-m»<i V. Pawderl? all tbe 'T akillod labor--, ----in a.elal la .be । Bingo—Why don’t you use *otnc of those 1t ;• — -------------j>Uln*n*« tali order to be puMi*bed m Lsited States. woch-.n underclothes J bought?—Clucbier ' Sir tir Belvidere, Belvidere. a St. SL Bernard dog ot pur ^4 FcrnUher. rat breed, arrived at New York front £ng« 1 -------------------- <—— Xl. u that bygouw—rshall -----------------------------be byguDe^ ---; Uad Monday. He te 2 fret high, weigh* , Ur^cut building in tbe world h nn SKITU * • OWHOVt T. E Wheeler. v Pi’teburg man who tta* 2-"> pound* ••»<! eo*t bi- prraent owner ta. ! doabugHv the Freihsua, ►Ruated iu the recently returned Jroru Co-ta Rica. «*p« , ITX'. He will be exhibited at New Yurit. ! msbarb* <4 Vi-tnira Within its wall* tbat rocaUy t- governed by au American i Chicago and Washington City. ; v :JC]e city of Imnuu btinpi lira aad work PR IRATE ORDER. nan;td M:nn« CzKetth. ol Krocalyn. pt.d ' Twenty p -n-•«* were killed in Satur 1 [t ccauin* a'e>c: l«Wx) r.’-iftr* divided inu further tuat tbe country » “boiling over |dayT» fight st Oporto. Port ignh 1 MQdrrrllm fa ’-.rtTjrcU. which ahe nccu with mme." • The supreme court x»f the United State* I pied Lr 2.K.’ p file. >uday until the first Munday ; The g./rernnseni naval exhibit at ;be adjourned M >oday ■ ■ ■■ •—t---- ■•*/ Chics. o World** Str will V- romaiaed in . in March. ! A two-hraded baby b-» been boro at mam moth msekdnf a complete modern ' Everett Angbenbangh & Co.’-t flour mill Edmore. at Wwen. Minn., was burned Sunday y^-anaba Lad A »-ineli enow tali Wednigh'- Ixm. flKKOUQ, ; nr*d»y night Four firemen w.-re seri<.a»iy injured dur: ss» only 1 MORTGAGE SALE -i-: «ft5k Up Fnemtebto. *. Y . count innoc tA*Sl than That from eeirw n*ud< Who life b the n fur robbing ttw-Bank of Mo-treat of fl,printed that AudetsoG imuxted women. _____ Two new and rteb gold field* have been ', Mexico » discovered in Australia. I Three colored prisoner* lone their live* M:«k, girl Sunday. iuicrna’i.-aai free trade congrrM in Berlin. Sara Bernhardt, the noted French ac- >ual apportioau eat bill by** strict bring* her company with her and will ’ axaar a starring tour of tbe country. . the Ohio about seventy I miles above EranariDe, Ind she ol own* here I have, । up be todri daily with i CITY or H UTHN M ideat Bed A HEROINE IN MICHIGAN. ticke and j afr-ahip in operation r-10 .Sai I, *ld5 J“ “-“l-J”** Two ooUhl. W..S. took u Cbl- I ’J" *" Jry***'* bom"‘ •"■ lw, TbaroUy Gm C. B Sorb®. « "•* ”r t' »SiUdt»Mili< tor « pmy. brave veteran and well-known writer. . ’** subjected to a difficult skin grafting aged <3, died at the Palmer bouse, and ‘ oprrati-T. Wednesday. Eleven pi ice* Chauncey B. Blair, praudest of tbe M<*r- | meh wide and seven inchna hxigjd ehanta' Xaucxial bank, died at home on I taken trom tier sister. Mis* E»uiw, Mic. igar. avenue, aged W. ■ bermcall- offered the i.t-ct-uary sacrifice. The hall occupied jw tbe Western Art Tbe reault of the operation was all that —aoci*fiou. at OrMafin. fell to piece* j »<• k*»ke.J tor. The doctor* say that the Wednesday, entirely dastroyinu many , ,icvoti.<a and suffering of Mi.w Louise on * “* .xrt, among them iiou-’ereau's tbe behalf ol her sister was far beroud BBaignL.. 1Spring; _ rpicture __________ that__ the i that of tbe Kuight . __ _ _. - - the ‘ ■ . —Templar* .. » •— _- - of .. a Chicago ■■ . young reiigicu' rntLuaiaat. Warbington. throughout tbe cocntry. PROBATE <«DElL came left i smith A CoLGRpvx. Attorney*for M>rtgigce. Auditor General* Other > uh* hole Hood's Sarsaparilla 1* sold by all druggMa tend*nt Coppock, of tbe Chilocco Indian schools, hu* received the following me* dead wife*- sister h unlawful tn Etglacd time in dodging • crusade against expectoration in public preitng* at street corners While Chaplain McCabe wna raising money for a church by open auhMriptioo •t Scranton, Pa., the other night, a man IOO Doses One Dollar iQgton: -lufonngtion received here that cattlemen and settler* propose entente tbe Cherokee strip. Give public notice that al! intruder* will Be ejected if uece»- otacedt tba Register of Dceda. tor tbe County Barry, and arntr of ■lehigu. «m tbe Tist <t»y a mrr by the military. Krep me adriaed of February. A D 1MJ. tn liner tc of mortgage any intruaioq." on page mol s.dd tnoetxage waa asstnad Ja 2Jd. 1M7. to JoH et John atm said MiniM Topela, Kan., Feb. 3 —A terrific storm t< raging along the R.<k Island s w estern trains are bring moved at tiiat point. THE MARKETS. niam Mortgage wi«. »d said awtrument reror-Jed In Krgls rr J 1> eds tn and tor of the petitioner ray no b it U ftn&r ordered. that itM Ing thereof by causing a ropy of thb pnMIabed tn tbe Harrises tUxx awflravooM tba aOee at ike county tmacrer after they sthe rw.rem by bln. nor a lol* open Altai U<® presenbed bi li__. HaxarlL Arus. Auditor General. AKRUAL TAX SALES. CUnWb'm Addition " asmstkoxo. Judge rf Probate. PROBATE ORDER. nrbei L“3 ft* e dcdiara and lblrtv-t*i cents, and aa *>W- UM ejy odJUMing,. in said row™ ---- fe* n/tw—’TlT. XaIi.. haring been kuih Benfield s Addition Instituted Rt Marl uuar Sunt falhi threi •nd Pro 2 ore girl i praying that the VILLAGE OF CEDAR CREEK davndJatj. 1*. PwUoocr farther ILLAGE OF MIDDLEVILLE mill • dai HON < <>v<in kii Osokin*. £L!UW<J per bri; oatlng. Mieaigaa fLflfMX.-.i t:>e prodebCV Of -..id tbrrrof by i Ptsbiuhcd iB •MW Tur^ poraiAs perWar I ten fire at Crr* a - IW'i. - Charles BradLxugh. a member of partia- their wwt. ceotalakig forty («) of land mure Smith A Powraovg. U1L n MORTGAGE BALE. Hc PRORATE ORDER. Wy. with Bd ta ttwCsrcaitCmcrt foe tbeC.H ’ mini UMM juaci ILcii TILLAGE or MTDRLrrnXl will �TRACING A CRIME. THt NATIONAL LEfllSLATURt. An Arrest in the DiamondaK Washiuoto.x City, Jan. 28. -The senate yesterday approved the journal of ThureMurder Case. dny tat. Including tbe whole time up to Munday evening. Tbe credential# of Stan­ identification of the victim ford of California and Irby of. South Carolina, were filed. Hoar objected to tbe wordiag of tbs latter'* credential*, tbe eovernor having undertaku i tn '‘commis­ sion” the senator*. Instead of simply cer­ tifying to their election. The apportion­ ment bill u-aa taken up, and Davis and Lynching—A Desperado In Miaaiaslppi Berry spoke in favor of an amendment in­ creasing the representation to 860. Hiscock and Halo opposed, and the senate ad­ Diamondalk. Mich., Feb. a—Last night journed. / Ruahcll C. Canfield was arrested for the In the bouse Springer offered as privi­ murder«< the young nirl found In the leged n resolution declaring unlawful tho river here on Friday nis.it laist Tuesday refusal of the speaker Munday to order a night Canfield went to the state public recapitulation otxote* on the approval of journal »Monday, when - it------wo# demand saava ---- —-------------<^h<Kd, an institution for the care ot Indi- vathe tUIIUrw «< CoMwal.r. and wc«r->l McKtok, tn.d. lb. (nlot Uut tbe •>peaker wa* justified under Ih-ralthe rules, as i™a.ll..1>Perir.le<.lenltolak. IumUkI uadee .. the demand wm clearly dilatory. The a young giri named Nellie Griffin away point wm sustained, and an ap[>eal waa ‘ Wednesday Canfield laid on tbe tabic The military academy with Mui. On arrived here with the „ girl ..’ bill was thrti taken up and the Democrats ami Matted hb home killed tiuie by talking on any subject abiMt three miles from here. Sus except the bill until adjournment. piciou was aroused when th« b.»dy was Warhikgtux ClTT, Jan. 29.-In tbesen­ f «und,Rnd an itquiry that was begut re­ ate yesterday the question :w to how Btstasulted in the Hrreslad of Can field. Super Tord stood on dropping the cloture reso­ iotonflent Newkirk, of the Coldwater lution waa settled by a delayed telegram school, arrived here tat night and fully wm by Stanford at New York Monday, Stewart_to tpair him agninat idtwtifh*! the corpse a* that ot Nellie Grit- , authorialng —t-_______ —■ ___ fin Canfield was taken tu the county ; cloture. A number of ot bills of little genat Charlotte to ..v«h4 an angry crowd rral interest were disposed ot, and then ?bat would probably butt; lynched him. ; tbe npjtortiontnenl bill came qp, waa r*rt» About Canfield. j debated without action, a brief executive Russell C. Canfield appear* to be about J Morion wn# held, and the senate odJjtl year* old. lie lias an hutiesl-louking joarned. face, and i# knowu in this vieinty a* a ’ In the house the journal wa* approved pl tie. uniuunming tanner. There i* a 1 without tbe usual trouble. The bill to mystery, in hi* past history, of which it 1* j open the Fort Ellis, Mont., reoervation ocly known that be once had a wife, but j tor aettlertn nt under the homestead law t hat now he ha* none. It Is believed that । was finally parsed on agreement to cunfer•_ *he obtained a divorce from him. Canfield . eoce report. Some routine biudne** waa owns a farm near here, but ha-, only lived i transacted and in committee the military L«-re for a couple of year*. He isaaid to • academy wn — bill was taken .... up -...i and after— some linvncome from Ohio. Sana after he came amendment* had been rejected tbe house up hen'he rented his farm and hired out found itself without a q lorum and ad­ to drive a milk wagon that deliver* miik journed. WASHlXfTQX ClTT, Jan. 30.—The Mnate daily iu l^tu'iug. He is a slender man, with a full beard just Uzraing from brown yesterday, after morning bminess, took up the apportionment bill. Tbe amend­ ment* providing for an additional repre­ Vp tn tbe time that be wm hustled into sentative from tho states of Minnesota, the carriage mid started off for the Eaton > aunty jail at Charhitta. hr protested his Missouri, Arkansas and New York were innocence. Uf the girl's history nothing dejected nnd the bill parsed a* it seem.* to be kAiowa. That ahe was of more t-Aine from tlie house. Tbe army bill was then taken ttisu average cumidines is apparent. appropriation 1 hst her name was Nellie Griffin appears up. A proviso in the biU that no officer trom the official accord*, a* does Khali receive pay a* an officer on the re­ tired list while receiving a salary ns a gov­ also the ' tact vhut nii» was re­ ceived at tig* institution a» a ernment official wn* struck out "The bill i.aidrut at Maaon, Ingham county. went over without action. After a short Who she wa* isi us yet unknown, bnt executive sr**ion the senate adjourned In tbe bon* an order wa-. mad* issuing a front the rutwtem examination made ' warrant fur the arrest of J. A Owenby, by tin- pUysinian* it appears, nlthnugb 'ranted just now for hla connection with ahe wu* bandy beyond the dividing line ■ the alleged silver pool, aud wno ha# *o far tawceu girlhood and womanfe**!. her i.fe hail not ta-cn lived in accordance with Lufevl t<» obey a suaimou* to appear and give Li* testimony. 'He will be arrested the iKitadate* <>f morality. Why the crime for contempt of tbe bouse aud brought liewas ouDmUted sad by what mean# the far* tlie bar. Tha military academy bill wa* then considered in committer, but witlarat action the house adjourned. Tla evidence against Canfield is very WashutuTox <’rrr. Jan. BL—Secretary •ucong. In the first place Mr. Newkirk, HUptantetMirol uf tbe Coldwater school, Windom's death prevented the trausacd^eatlfled rhe corpse and also identi- tun ef any bu<iuv** in both houses of ounfled Cauiiidd a* the man who took gre**'yesterday.' Nothing wa# done bethe girl away from the school. Tbe train- yuad the mare announcement of the death m-n oa thr railway by which Caufleld by Morrill in tlie senate and by McKinley tr«veled also identify ))im and the girl, in tbe houw. The session of the senate and I: wm* certain that lie Wn* the tat lasted three minute# and that of tbe twaae person tbe girl wa* arm with alive. Tbe tieki-t agnut *i Janesville said that a man WAMBX<ftOK ClTr.Frb.3.-In theneuate and girl anawcriug to the description were Saturday the army Appropriation bill was at Jonewille Wenlocwday, 'awl that they passed, after striking out tbe provision X came from the direction of Coldwater and that government transportation ua landleft in the direction of Diamondale. gr*Mt railway* (hall be paid for at a rate A MOB TACKLES A TARTAR. ata exceeding 50 per ceoL that charged other*. The bill wa« amended so hs to pro­ vide that government work shall fete done al eurh rate n* the iircrelary of war shall SnUnNXT, ta. Feb. Tberj has coasider just, not to excved 70 per cent, of great«xeftemeut at Homer, the par­ the rate* paid by private parties Teller ish seat of -Clailiornr, for the past two aaid that be had never been In favor ot d **. S.ilusday night a mob battered a the election bill, nor of any bill tlutt it* hole iu the j ul, and six men went through nd vocal v- could possible agree to, Cullom the passage to kill Link W'aggouDer. tlie presented the instructions ot the Demo­ desperado recently captured aud placed crat* in tlie Illinois house asking Illinois members ot cougte** to vote against the guunre saw that the men were after him electsou bill Ho said he con#M<*ncd It a hti began firing dn them, having in some petitto-i and asked that it be filed, which Dun Cameron's Mtmturial niHBtier obtained pessession of two slx- wa, done. shMtter*. He »Lot two uf the men in Die cmleatud# were filed. The fortification m.-mh. and livid them all at bay. Waggon- bill wa* taken up, but without action, the rter was in tbe eertidor when the men got senate ad joarneti. The house pn«#ed the military academy Into the jail to kill him. In trying to pull <i;«b the doorot a feiluw-prisoner'* cell, bill, and th-* took up the remanlaiyapproMcCreary of K*nitucky tae tatter caught the door with one baud priation bilk to ki-ep him oat. Waggonner drew a made a speech, in which, touching upon kuifeaud cut off hi* fingers. The sheriff the Behring *ea case, he urged prompt •ayaLhiit th? prisoner had no weapons action by the government to secure n set­ tlement of the vexed question by nrbitrawhaa i*e wo* placed in jail. tion. Without action on tbe bill the com­ mittee rose and the house adjourned. Rome, N. 1’., Feb. J.—A girl named Wa*«!>«toe CiTVi Feb. 3.—In the s«uMark* aged 19. wa* chloroformed and ate yesterday, after routine buninesa, tbe nearly murdered in tbe town of Marcy fortlfiealioa Mil was considered aud an Sunday evening. She was at work in her amendment to reduce to the appropriafather'* Imkery. when a man ra*bed in, tian for gun and mortar batteries for the threw a chloroformed handkerchief over defettee of the harbor* of Boston. New her face, cut her throat with a jack-knife, York, San Francisco, Hampton R >ad«. and a:id fit*!. He left a note saying that the deed w*»done by "Jack the Ripper." The W ashington City from 81,(00,0)0 to 8750.­ girl fin-dJf came to and called for assist­ 000 was agreed to. Other amendments ot ance. She think* tbe assault wa* com- minor importance were adopted, and the mi: tad by a young man whom she met at rn-nate without final diapoaitlou ot tbe bill a dacare ia Utica, but whose name she udjonrn«*i. In tbe house a bill was passed amending doe* hot know. It ia thought she will resection 180. revised statutes, so as to read. ui.vi«4iur motive for tho crime liamyw “Vacancies otcaaioned by death or restg nation shall not be temporarily filled un­ tery. ________ der the three preceding sections for a longer period than thirty day*.” The pre­ Wixxebagg CITY, Minn., Feb. A —Miss ent law limit* the time to ten day*, and I<eoL the young school teacher who found tbe bill has special reference to the ap­ it necessary to punish a girl named Crtuen pointment of a successor to Secretary a few tlays ago, and who was brutally as­ Windom. The senate bill was passed saulted by the Cruzen family fordoing so, (with an amendment striking out tbe ap­ has diet! from the injuries sh<- received at propriating cinu*e) providing for the erec­ their Lands. Tbe cruxens—father, mother. tion of a public building at St. Paul, Minn., at a coat of 8800,000. The house t hen adjourned. Neither houae met until bail. ' ■ 2 p. th., as the member* attended tbe fu­ FRIGHTFUL DEED OF A MOTHER. neral of Mr. Windom. . AaAMsalt on Bnperintenden. Keighley. PimnUBG. P«.. Feb. 3.—A German woman named Helnlicb, whom husband waa one ot the victim* of tbe explurion at Mammoth mine, Jan. 27, waa the leader of an aaaanlt upon Snperintendeut Keighley, at the mouth of the Mammoth mine yes­ terday. Accompanying ber wa* a Hun garian woman and two Hungarian men. mind that she attempted to kill her chil­ Mrs. Heinlich accused the superintendent dren and herself. The eldest, a boy of 12. of having killed ber husband and set u(x>a got away from her after she had ent his him. choking him severely. They tneu throat with a knife, and he then ran to a avaultad Keighley with stones nnd neighbor's, giving tbe alarm. The neigh would doubtiera hare seriously iujund bor hurried to the bouse and found tbe him had not aaristnnee arrire-l cud drove place in flame*. The woman had killed tbe assailant* away. Mr. Kt-igu!vy f"’ the remaining two children and, after In­ reived a number of painful bruise*. flicting mortal wounds on herself, she »rt lire to tbe bouse. Th" boy who escaped Holyokk. Mas*.. Feb 3 -John A. Mark­ will live. ______________ ____ ham. 80 yean old, a hack man, shot aud Theodore Brann, of Toronto, Ont, preal- probably fatally wounded bis wife Monday evening. Markham wo* under tbe influappeared. He owe* about 8 H^OOQ. Hobtox, Kan.. Feb. 2—News has reached here of a horrible act of an Iwane woman who ha* been living on a fafti several miles west of here. Mr*. Heary Wysong wo* left a widow two year* ago with three children dependent on her. WINDOM IS DEAD. FAILURE OF KOCH’S LYMPH. N.JW Haves, Conn., Feb. 8.-George M. i Bradley, who wn* the first -patient In this I country to be inoculated with Dr. Koch'# lymph, died yesterday, and the snn of Pro tenor Blake, another lymph patient, i# at the point of death. He him been under treatment for the tat two month#. Brad­ ley was a iw but a little over 33 year* of The Eminent Statesman Dies with tho age and wa# nut In an advanced stag? of consumption when be began receiving Applause of His Last Speech treatment. Previously he wiw not con­ fined to tbe bouse, but during his trent Ringing in His Ears. ment be had been The Awful Summons Comes to AHAB’S COVETOUSNESS. LESSON VI, FIRST QUARTER, IN­ TERNATIONAL SERIES, FEB. 8. the Festive Board. When children carol CWtaM chair. Kor would 1 die. though wc mart die. M. Steams- . When cuckoo laugha I (CompCod from lx*wn HbIrt Qusrter’y by per mbB'.oa of H & Hoffman, pubUsher, rbliadol I* wiosonie with their tirealb. plila.] • And Ida’s in lave with everything With everything tat dearth l..“And It came to pass after these thinga.” The previous chapter gives n record of When bos M ore triturned with crrani. two remarkable victories of Ahab and hla When milch oowr. in tbi meadows lie. k Terribly Sadden Call to Eternity—Th* During tlai past few weeks he suffered army over the king of Syria and hi# army; Or wada amid the stream; a,lm T.,™, InUTOl,. tl,« uulnuml had . <ll-tn-» tbe army of Ahab being like two little m u ; ing effect on bi* throat, making lldifficult Docks of kids before the Syrians, who filled u.u v..,.. . r.ra.r ci., -a n(,url,i,*e„t. Hu the Blanched Faces of the Itevelcr# to say his death wm undoubtedly hastened tbe country (xx, 27); but it was all the work of Gcd, that Ahab might know that God Mark Hi* Presence. by the condition of hi* throat, a* hi# was Jehovah (xx, 13. 28). and act accord­ Since we «iu*t die. then tet tne die .. «... „ Strength dlhappeare.1 very tat because ot Mw York. Jon. 3O.-[Bulletin.]-Secre- | hb j0Mbillty to take fool. He had been ingly. Ahab ia, however, so little in sym­ pathy with God that lie after all made tary Windom dropped dead immediately , receiving injections sin—• early iu Deceeni- friend* with the king of Syria, and let him And taketh down the flail; after finishing his speech at tho board ot ^-rWhen ell wa priori and all we planned escape. For this he was rebuked by a trade banquet last night, I , Q““c A»other View cf the Cass. prophet, and went to his house heavy and _____ । Professor Chittenden, of lale univer- dUplc-ised (xx, <2, 43). V .. sity. who received tho first supply of “N’nbctli tho Jcxreclite." NKWXOBK, Jan. 8ft.—Tbe sudden desth •lymph .................................................. J----- , from Dr. Koch, and who had• charge , We are now introduced to n man who is —Alfred Austin In London World. of Secretary of tbe Treasury Windom of tbe patient* here, said of the death of mentioned only in thb chapter and in II while at the dinner of tho Board of Trade Bradley, one ot his patients: “I cannot sec Kinpiix. Hh name is given here nine­ and Tranportation at Delmonico'a tat bow Bradley's death can have any effect teen times, and six times It b Naboth the It was the general verdict that Farmer upon the value or use of lymph. The caw Jc.-.rcclite. ]Perrin was the most obstinate'and opinion­ night caused the w.ia a particularly bad one for the use of a "Give mo thy vineyard • • • be- ated f man iu town. He had been for a long lymph. One of the mau’s lungs was nearly cause it is near unto my house.” time averse to having the street lamps gone and the other wa* in bpd condition. jourutnentof that A righteous life is a constant rebuke to jlighted after 11 o’clock, contending that at He was slso Buffering from laryngitis,'and unrighteousness and cannot be tolerated, . body n few minr it was for tbi* that the lymph was espe­ especially when tbe spirit of God b striv­ that hour all honest citizen* were, or ought to be, in bed. One night, however, he was u t e i after 10 cially used. The •ymph did a great deal Ing with tbe Impeniteut. .obliged to go for the doctor at Ifl o’clock, o’clock. The secof good for this trouble.” A “The Lord forbid it me that I should and J on the way slipped In a dark street give tbe inheritance qf my fathers unto and Hprained hb able. thee.” first speaker of the "Well," said a triumphant neighbor next NoTHXGUAM. Feb. 8.—Tile dissenters In Although Abub offered him a better ] morning, aa he approached tbe piazza evening. Thedinthia city and neighborhood have declared vineyard or it* full value in money, thb b 1 where the invalid sat with hta foot in a ner. which a vigorpus war against the Mormons. Tbe Id* reply. Naboth fears Jehovah, butdoes chair, "gucsH you wish you'd hud a little Rev. Mr. Ward, on anti Mormon mission­ not fear Ahab, and the inheritance of hb ]more light tat night, don’t you?" ary, delivered a fervid lecture on tbe sub­ fathers is more to him than money or than "No!" shouted the other testily. “If I ject Sunday night at South Normanton, any ether lularlinncc. Had be boon like could, ( ba’ seen where 1 waa failin' like after 9, aud the tbe strongest Mormon center In England. Esau be would have sold it cheap. enough I should ba’ been scared and fell ••cretary arose to He declared that the Mormous were aa 4. "And Ahab camo into bis house heavy ,further!” great polygamists aa ever. Americana, he and displeased." ■ speak. He enterwuroom. On another occasion Farmer Perrin waa added, refused to bart<or English crimi­ In tbe tat chapter we saw him in bb tained the diner* with a brief but forcible nals. ami it wm a disgrace to England to bouse, heavy and displeased because the at tbe railroad station when an Irish girl appeared, lamenting that her brother bad oration, and nat down amidst the loud ap­ allow tbe Mdrmuua to break English Lord by tbe prophet had rebuked him; aud not come on a train ttat had just entered; now be b in the same place and in the station. plause of hl* auditor*. Judge Arnoux the same suite of mind because the •‘Where wHs he cornin’ from!" naked the then got up and was in the midst of hl# Chicago, Feb. 8.—A reporter asked Ixird has again rebuked him through old gentleman. speech introducing ex-Secretary Bayard, Judge Gresham if be would accept tbe Naboth. Had be frequented tbe house । “Plase, sir, from Georgetown." when some one cried: "Look at Secretary of tbe Lord and io bb trouble gone like “Well, that ain’t tbe train, That one United States actiatorsbip if it was offered Elijah into tbe sanctuary (Ps. Ixxlli, 17) Windom!" him. He refused to My whether he would ho would have found a cure for hb sadness; came from Portland." * “I beg your pardon, air,” aaid a gentle­ Dietl *t the itantinetinx Board. bat be wa* not that kind of a man. man who had overheard the couvenatioB, The speech wa* broken short and every a report that the E. M. B. A. men at 5. “Why is thy spirit so sad?" "but that was tbe Georgetown train.” “Sod*' is just the same word ns “heavy" eye wa# turned in the direction of that bpnugtield might Join w ith the Republic­ “Nothing of tbe sort!" cried the obsti­ ans in voting for bun. Tbe report seems gentleman. He had collapsed In hbchair to be' b<u..-d on wind, as the F. M. B. A. in verse 4 and xx, 43, and it b only found nate man. “It's the Portland express." ttaw three times iu tbe Bible. Thb "But.” said the gentleman, patiently and and wa* falling to tbe floor. His face was wen so far declare that the man they vote b bis wife’s question to him. conclusively. ‘‘I come on it from George­ ghastly and a cry of horror arose from tbe for must be an Alliance man. fi. “I will not give thee my vineyard." town.” He rehearses to her bb request of Na ­ late festive reveller*. There waa an im­ “It’s nothing to me where you came . mediate ru«h on tbe part of all hands to­ Chicago. Feb. a.—Toe Consolidated Fire both und thb, Naboth’s reply. Thank from,” was tbe instant reply. "Tiiat for all who say to tho world, tbe flesh ward Mr. Windom’s chair, but several Insurance company made a voluntary as­ God and the devil: 1 am the Lord's property, train u-a* the Portland exprewl"—Youth’s doctor* who were guests at tbe dinner signment in tbe county churl yesterday to you cannot have moor anything belonging Companion. . got there first aud drove the other* back. George H. Richey. Tbe schedule puts the to me; nnd no money nor any other induce­ They were Dr*. S. A Robinson, Durant. liabilities at 835.OX* mid tbe assets at WOi ment can iiersundc mo to give to any but Mrs. Soapsuds—Is year son s wife a good Whitney, Fisher, and Bishop. Dr. Robiu- The company has an office at 911 Royal my Ixird that wliicb b truly and only Hla housekeeper? Thougu almost 7. “I will give thee the vineyard of Na­ *o:i bent down and making a cluse exam­ Insurance building. Mrs. W etmopp— Ata! no. She doesn't ination of the prostrate form, discovered identical In name, the company is 'not ibe both the Jexrvciitc.” know beans ataut housekeeping, and the one which failed Saturday, but it* predeThus Bpeaka thb woman of Satan, thb ' that the heart was still beating By bis worst ot it is she's too indolent to tarn. ' tat failure being the result of defier of tho true God nnd Hb servant*. orders the dying secretary was carried Satul Her house doesn't get swept all through Hssigumenu A “So she wrote letter* in Ahab’s name, once a month, and I ne^er saw her with a into the di*h room adjoining the banquet­ and seeled them with hb seal." ing hall, and there placed on a table. • Thus did Haman, another adversary of scrub brush, floor cloth, or even a dust New Yobk, Feb. I—tn compliance with tbe jM-uple of God (Esth. ill, 12). Thus will brush iu her hand yet She doesn't bother Messenger* were hastily dispatched for her head ataut anything except to run electric batteries and us many a* four special orders from Washington City all tbe the beast aud the folne prophet act in tbe into the kitchen two or three time* a day were applied to bb body, which was rap­ federal buildings in thia ci y were cloa*d power of tbe dragun, that old serpent, tbe and get up little dbibm he UVe*. and the yesterday oat of rtvpect to the late secre ­ devil, in the lost days before Jesus comes idly becoming cold. mt of the time she spends reading or run­ tary of tbe treasury. And were all being in lib gloky (Rev. xiii, 4, 7, 15, etc.). . draped in mourning nnd will remain 0. ‘'Proclaim a fast, and set Naboth on ning around art galleries and spcli places, or up in her room making herself look Thia was exactly at 10.05 p.m.,and for six draped for thirty days On all of them high among the people.” minute* the electric shocks were applied flogs were displayed al half-mast. Thia Or as in R. V. margin, “at the head of pretty. Mrs. Soapsuds—Dear me! How does be incessantly, but without success. At 10:11 mark of respect was general on all t be large tbe people." A child of God may conclude that something b wrong when tbe ene­ stand each a woman? p. m. Judge Arnoux came out of the diah building all over the city. Mrs. Wetmopp—Indeed I don’t know; mies pf do him an honor or in any room and announced to the diners that but be just dotes on her.—New York way act him on high. . Secretary Windom, whom they bad the Weekly. _____________ FlNULAT, O., Feb. 3—The Republicans 10. "And set two men, son# of Belial, be pleasure of bearing only a few minutes be­ of Ohio, regardless of faction, are moving fore him to bear witness against him." fore. haul breathed Ills tat. on the president for tbe apiKiiulment of “Sons of Belial" signify worthless, reckSome twenty-five years ago Emils Zola •He ia dead." ex-Guvernor Foster as secretary of the tax, lawless fellows. They abound every­ was a clerk in Hachette's book More on the This wu the fearful announcement that treasury to fill the place made vacant by where. and arc ready to every evil work. Boulevard St. Genniiiu— ]Mowing rich on 11. 12. "And the men of lib city • • • eighty francs a month. Today he is prac­ was sent tbrongh the gaily bedecked ban­ the death of WUlitun Windom. Meetings quet hall, arouud which still hung like a were held tat night io nil the principal did as Jezebel had sent unto them." tically a millionaire. No living French Were the servants of Christ only half as writer has nmasoed more money than he funeral pall the amoke of the after-dinner cities of. the spite by th«- Republican* to devise ways and means lor bringing about ready and ota-lient os the servants of the from the products of his pen. His novefat cigar*. . Foster’s appointment. adversary, how the name of Christ would sell by the hundred thousand. On the flr*t “He is dead T be magnified, God glorified, tbe elect publication of any of his stories by a news­ Tbe words went to the heart of every church called out and the kingdom hast­ West Sipfjuor. wi*.. Feb. a—The ened. These men did just what Jezebel paper be reccivrs the sum of 18,000. His man who heard them. Could they be publisher subsequently pays him double lieve It? The brilliant orator of a few Bank of Comincrcp, which suspended six #ald—took her to mean what she said and that sum for the copyright of the work, tfiinutc* before, aglow with enthusiasm, ty days ago with liabilities of f5iX).'.K», re­ went ataut It. * and gives him, moreover, a splendid roy­ 18. “Naboth did blaspheme God and tbe alty on its sale. It Is no wonder, there­ predicting his future policy in the treas­ sumed operations yesterday, the assignee ury. was ouiy a mass of clay. Hi* voice having been discharged by tbe court. The king." fore, that under these circumstances the nib is tbe lie which these false witnassea slim, raw boned counter jumper uf a quar­ was forever silenced, and his tat words capital has Iren increased from ilOO.OCO to 8250.<x», and the institution is remarkable gv« utterance to. Naboth could say with ter of a cuitury ago should have developed were for his country. in It* revival, from tbp fact that tbe vaults ivid and with Jesus: “False witnesses into the portly, pleasant looking "bouFcontained sufficient currency to pay every did rise up; they laid to my charge things gcola” of today.—Cor. Chicago Tribune Every man looked at his neighbor with dollar of tbe deposit*. that I knew not. They Lute me without a blanched checks. Death, that awfal mes­ cause" (Pa. xxxv, 11; ixix. 4; Matt, xxri, 59-€l; John xv, flu). Naboth is accused of senger, had descended upon their feast aud California I* tbe land of the pine and tin B ostuX, .Mass., Feb. A—The car washers, blasphemy because be loved hb inheritance taken from tlie crowd one ot tbe nation's palm. The tree of the Sierras, native, vig­ chief officer*. A silence fell upon tbe men section bunds, engine wipers, and lamp more than the favor of Ahab. James wa* orous, gigantic, and the tree of the desert, accused of blasphemy because he declared cleaners ot the railroads centering iu Boa ­ who were only a few minutes before clamexotic, supple, poetic, both flourish within ton. at t» meeting •Sunday volet, to make himself tbe Son of God, fearing not the tbe nine degrees of latitude. These two, cwiug for news’ of Mr. Windom. Judge au effort Insecure a uniform rale of wages, wrath of t he rulers. Arnoux in retiring had announced that via: One dollar and seventy-five cents per “They stoned him with stone* that be the widely separated lover* of Heine's song, syratalta the capacities of the state, Mr. Windom had oniy fainted, and it was day. They constitute au uaaetnuly of died.” not thought by the outsiders that it wa* Knights of L/tbar. It would seem from II King* ix, 36, that and although the sugar pine is indigenous, . as' serious as It proved to be. The secre­ bb sons also were murdered. Thus in later and the dote |>*lm, which will never be more than an ornament in thia hoKpitabla tary had succiynbed to an attack of the day* they stoned Stephen and Paul. soil, wasplunu-'i by the Franciscan fathers, New York, Feb. a—A special t.> The heart He had been for a long time a suf­ 14. “Naboth b stoned, nnd I* deoil." ferer from heart disease, nnd only last World from Washington City Mys: Rep­ Oros in the usxt Verse, "Naboth b not who mtabllshed a chain of missions from Ran Diego to Monterey over a century ago. Monday was vuited by a shock, which, resentative James Kerr, of I*enn»ylvania, alive, but dsod." Satan had done bb however. po.-aed away without causing has uunuumn*! himself a candidate for the worst. Jeans taught Hb dbcipta not to they should both ta the distinction of one common wealth, which, in Its 700 milca of him much inconvenience. fear those who could only kin the body. clerkship of the next house. Mr. Kerr Is indented sen coast, can boost tlie climatea one of tbe youngest.members of the preo- The Spirit, through Paul, says that “to die of all countries and the products of all ONE HUNDRED AND EIGHT CORPSES. b gain," “to depart and ta with Christ b far better." Jesus tells u« that trhea ta- sones.—Charles Dudley Warner in Har"Doe" Wileon Reported »t Chicago. oriis died the angeh carried Lum—not bis UXBHIDGK. Mos*.. Feb. A—Tlie supposed poor, corrupting body, bat hiiusclf, apart PlTTFDVltG, Pa., Jan. 30—The exact death uf Doc Wilson iu Arisons m un from tbe frail tabernacle in which be Lad Tbe adverb "very" is properly used only number uf dead removed from the Mam­ doubtedly a hoax. Mrs. Goorgc M. Rice, been sojourning—to Abraham'* bosom; to limit adjectives or adverbs, aa "very moth mine L* 108. Twenty-nine of the o' this town, has lust receivtda letter and He said to the thief on the crocs, “To­ rich," "very handsome." “very rapidly.” victim# of the disaster were buried Thunr from Wil»on at Chicago, stating that b< day shall thou be with me in Paradise" day.. The body of another miner was was alive and well and had plenty of good (Matt, x, 28; PhiL i. SI. 23; Luke xvl, S2; It is not used with participle*. We do xxiU. 43). So while Notath'a body was I reoovered early Thursday and identified a* clothes and good cigars. overcome by the cruel stano*. Naboth him­ George Mo Sard. It is the general impres­ self tad gone off in glorious company, for­ mooted,” -very well nndenrtood." “very sion that n number of bodie* are yet in the Philadelphia, Feb. A—William Duffy, ever beyond the roach of all persecutor*. mine, covered with debris knocked down much loved.” “Pleased” being a particb by the explosion. A large number of men aged SJ. was shot and killed while in the act of robbing the house of Joseph Thump yard of Naboth tlie Jcxreclite which be re­ are at work, cleaning out the mine. son 5un.'...y night. Thompson notified the fused to give thee for money." Thus speaks Jezebel to her heavy and originally a participle, i* moat frequently A NEBRASKA MAN’S SCHEME. police aud gave binuelf into custody. He used as an adjective, and when so used was released by tlie coroner on 81 ,<*00 baLL displeased husband. The prominent weed “very tired” is correct.—Cor. Boston Trauaof God ia no longer in his way aa a rebuke cripL ' . . • to him, and the coveted vineyard is now T.rxrnix, Neb., Feb, i—Representative ST. Lours. Feb. 8.—T. E. Price A Oa, of bis without money. Compare with this A cosmetic water of great use to prevent MeKwreon. of tanc.tster, has introduced a 108 North Third atnet, hare suspended, the gifts and merry making of Rev. xi. 10, pit* after tbe smallpox is m follows: Die­ bill which h novel in its provisions to say and John Thyson A Co., nt the famous because of the death by violence of two sol ve au ounce and a half of salt in a pint the least. Il b In reference to cumpenaat ion Art club, have failed their margins. An­ serranta of God who tormented the people of mint water, boil them together and by their teetlmony to the truth. But their for freight transportation. It provides other big Liouse is expected to go, and with joy and seeming victory will be as short skim the liquor. This is a very useful that tbe state shall be divided into fixed It the rest of tbe An club. lived (for that event is still future) aa was districts; that instead of charging so much that of Ahab. God permits a great deal itching and remove the redur*. for a car of grain or live stock, the product PlXBRE, & D . Feb. A—The la-t of tbe which we cannot, understand, but £ta al­ shall be shipped to market and tbe rail contested election cates was disposed of ways holds the reins. Count Von Moltke is sa ritbtiri—tte r^aj/t >hJI receive a certain per ceut. ot the yesterday, being decided in favor of Clark, musician, and in former years played tbe lowest ca'li price quoted on the day of. Its the Republican sitting member, a* against vineyard • • • to take possession of iu” violoncello remarkably weU. He delight* arrival This would make both the pro­ Vanderiinden, tho Independent contestant. Dut be is not prepared to bear the fear­ In quirt muaual evenings at boxae, where ducer and the railroad interested in a high ful tidings which await him from Che Dr. Joachim b a frequent guert. among . price. A resolution was offered iu the C. S. Allen, of St. Lo ilr, thinks that be Ixird by tha mouth of him whom he is other famous artiste. senate declaring that the prese'/t legisla­ owns the ground upon which tbe entire pleased to term hla enemy. Tho Lord has ture had no intention of puuing hareb btuioew section of Ti-ledo, O„ is built. ■eenknlL “Dogsahall lick thy blood,” laws against money lender*. Thia is in He is not hu-m, but sty# that his wife's tended to bolster up Nebraska's caedlt in forefathers owned tbe land and never sold fearful word*, but fulfilled in duo time oil, XBCst literally (xxii, M; 11 Kings ix, 85,36). �eo^r. Th* mulr a aaniwr. that 11 to Ibourfxl lhal be bow of narrow ribbou c*ui L" 17X ■» ">»hl“ or noiut of tacking. The , ,v Elder Clteney w!U preach at »”•**£ Lrf-. Tbe <<~nb Woodland. ‘"1 with a row ot Mcb Mid » tail ol plrftad »“*• school bou«e next fiunday evening Pray­ owner, however, is known, therefore the MISTAKES SOMETIMES MADE BY WOM­ We tare mil, taea tartar • food when it is distasteful fa au absurdity er meeting every Thur*d*y eveniug. dote’* Ufo secure. 1 aud a cruaity.—Hall's Journal •“^.n.rfedmrfltor.UtaM.F. eharrb EN WHO HAVE TACT. Did Mrs. laketa still failing. "nd ’*?* Orlo Kennedy, our former merchant, is „« mor. Ur^hly <4d geultemau ta very feeble. In *1' than upon the sachet* to be kept, in uw now grandpa fW the first time in his life. drawxrl fur cxixwure to the Mi-exbauat. it sbiiliy nulther uf them will stay with us The young people's danoe at Rockwell a The tank, or reservoir, for holding the ■ooner.—Mr*. M. C. Hungerford. ” MrajSert Barnaby Is much better, but ball Friday night was well patronized and oil should hoof metal rather than china SiTSSSi———’ very enjoyable. or glass. Wick* *hould be dry. be just ” 'JkTtto'oA Ml.. KiUta VMM The inclemency of the weather on Thurs­ Among women remarknMe for large *t- long enough to reach to the bottom of the day night prevented a full house at the en­ <“?<j“r5irorrtao to on tbe Melt tat talnmcnt* nnd broad culture may be reMrvoir and be uoftly woven. They, tertainment given by Mra. Norman and The existence nnd use of tact cannot b* SSSL Wrf Urftbrf »Urta Curita. should be just wide enough to enxlly fill M” Me Ksy has moved his picket mill and too highly retarded. That k«n nnd ready the wick holder wlthont being pulled nr *J 1T smith bat an altaelt ot Barry eounly. but now ol La"""-‘“U al E. Pennock’s last week. He went to engine on Win. Marshall’s farm, wiiere Iw sixftr sense which discern* nn uncom­ Slleaia. The father, recognizing ttw tai aqueeacd in. It is necessary. too, that tUy fortable situation while yet it merely M,uotbb.ebild.Mtontod uriliritadoppu* be aoaked with oil just before using th., '•['mm Biter ha. rrtantetl trota <lr.n<l Kansas some twenty years ago a poor boy. expects quite a large job of sawing. threatens, nnd averts it* consequences by bnt has accumulated a law au”>1aU‘ iu Some nice pickerel are belni taken from prompt sfieech or action, occupies n de­ ranlty tor lb» “ “T “2 lamp. When the lamp ia lit the wide taMee ahrif »be ba, been .larlw Uic property, and is now what the world calls ritu. 111» noriBl that »lw mado barwU should bo at Unit turned down, and then Gull take through the ice. servedly honored place in the ethics of all mbUrtWi ot tire German, French. Italian alowiy raised^a* it burns. , 'n“r Arae, I- rxpeetal.te eotalaet the rich Mrs. A. U Stanley, of Hastings, and soeial intercourse. In every department Tbe measles have made thelrappearance Mrs. Belle Young, uf your city, visited the One great ewoutial to avoid all odore Poll,b Unpoiwo, and sen Ices al the M. K. church this week. of life, indeed, tact fa a valuable endow­ ^d from a lamp b to have it thoroughly clean, Ornata no^uainuw™ refth Latin. Grredt here. ______ former ’ s slater. Mr*. W. T. Barber. They F I’ i*almerton and several others wait ment, the mure since it* possCTwlon seems also visited a son and brother during their n birthright rather than nn acquisition. and llobrrw. W. are a.«, told (hat pm- and nil charred wick and dust removed U> Battle Creek on batmday to attend tbe. rral orituro k«|d l»oa nd* al«bn»r •‘J* before lighting. In putting out a lamp funeral rf M«rl« I'almerVa. ’bo died »>■ Robert Coleman lost one of hte horses stay. Bitt often this kindly office is miscon­ where'It ha* do extinguishing appliance* Thomas Kelley received notice of the Friday. Miss Palmerton wa* formerlj a last week. ceived, iu graceful ministration much Ire. but. above all. brr >uu,t enqirat auan- the wick ahon’.d ho turned down, aud a „ . . resident of Woodland. Mrs. Randolph returned to Grand imp- serious sickness of bls brother-in-law. abused. Thera seems, to some indelicate non van «lv«u to nxnlb.-n-.al lea and natron- sharp puff blown acroM the top of th. omy. They preremlirenttr wore ber tarorManley Cottlngton. residing at Richland, We understand that Mr. Spencer, our ids last Friday. natures, nn elastiofty ntwnt the term , chimney, but not down on it. A little sys­ new iuncb.nl will build a new atom In Cathie Blakesley has been quite sickybut so Thomas and his wife went Friday which i>crmlu it nt t ime* to cover a grow “ta 1(00 Marla Cnnlta married a Duteb tematic care In tbe uso ot a lump will morning. He hn» returned wllh a favora­ rudeneM and discourtesy. “‘our^rfier mill to Irnlnr over tauled end is better at this writing. pbraletan. Bilan de Loewen, who donUlMB bring, Instead of discomfort, a unnn, Mrs. Marietta Carpenter has very ble report that he ta better. Here, for example. Is a young woman T. A. A. A. Aldrich have removed their naturally kind hearted aud deservedly irmpatblaed tally 111 the aebolar y Inall«M cheering atmoajihero to tbo home.—New Mme urn marhhirr, added. Wr r«P«rt sick for the past two weeks with ia grippe. •. targe stock of furniture into the corner popular. On several occasions sho has dis­ anil ablliUe. ot bla wile, lor U la meonled York Ledger. that It will be in readiness to grind flour She is on the gain at prewnt. store, formerly occupied by Bert Lawrence, tinguished bereclf by doing so Dearly the that nt one period daring the 1 forty Y«aro D. E. Wellman, of Hillsdale, and W ■ M^George Baitinger 1* finishing off the Crotberj, of Sand Lake, have been helping there displaying a beautiful sight to be­ right thing that it is accepted as such, and war her • tables, published undar the_tftta Have you ever stood despairingly Itefore upper story of his building. the Adventist In holding their meetings hold. she comes to bo considered equal to any of Uranin Propitta «ive Tnbul® Astrono­ a crock of stewed cranberries, gooreber Prof. Eugene Davenport and wife, of the the past week. They left the first of the No necessity fust now. since lh» thaw, emergency. Her friends say “Pbcnbe has mic®." and which gave to their author a fur young men who sometime* kAp late to much tact," and Pbcnbe ta only human widespread reputation, were prepared in a rics, rhubarb, dried plum*—or, worse than Agricultural college, are spending a fe^ week for Grand Rapids. # all, prunella*—throwing in sugar, tasting, davs with Woodland friends. He who caii sunpreJ a moment s anger, hours away from home, to pad the feel of that she seeks to emphasize this reputa­ noltah convent, whither they had taken puckering your face and throwing in more, An uncommon number of people in our may prevent a day of sorrow. their fleety steeds in order that they may tion. it ta at this point that sho need* to refuge to insure n needed degree of quiet. glancing dubiously meanwhile at the low village are enduring la grippe. P. of I. is talking ot holding open lodge not awaken nnd disturb tho peace and be well A her gaanl. A fine instinct, u -Harper # Bazar. ering of the sugar In your “dollar's worth” We hear that measles nre in our village. again tn the near future. quiet of people who reside on the home delicate perception, are indispensable now. can? I remember well my grandmother • We hope the board of health will use every Tbe Adventists still hold missionary stretch road. According to the old adage She fa perhaps spending an evening cut. precaution tu prevent Its becoming ep- meetings at their church every Sunday there'is no great loss without some small Acres* the room from where she ta stand­ A pretty little woman said with a sigh, rule far Kweetening pie plant pies. It wan this: “Put in all the sugar your conscience gain. WThe reading circle lost Friday evening evening. ing one of n gay group ta a young mao, m she laid down a fresh list of axiom* for will aBow, then shut your eye# and throw A telegram from Kalamazoo lost night solitary, and embarr.--.ised to find himself beautifying tho r»erson: “It is just enough in a double handful." Her pies were exCtarley Carpenter was in Freeport Moi>­ was postponed on account of bad roads * It is no nack at all to catch a good sized announced the death of Mrs. Polly A. to. Phoebe's glanc® falls upon him; she to wear any one all out to follow half th* ceilent, but tbe rule wa* expensive. Here and sickness. Starks, who died nt the Insane asylum. honestly pit-lew him and she see-* od oppor­ directions written now to mike you beau­ I* a cheaper one: When sweetening ex Elite Ijimb Is very sick. tiful I’ve tried them alt Pre used vase­ cold now days. In fact they cume with­ Her remains arrived here early Monday tunity. tremely acid fruit* like tbe above stir in a morning, where funeral senices will be out catching. “It is too bad," she say*; “Mr. M. has line ami glyeorinc, add. cccoanut oil nnd little soda liefore adding the sugar. Ex Carlton. almond jiasto, rusewater nnd lemon juice. observed. Rain and mud ia In order at present. been there nlone for minutes nnd minutes; -gome of the beautiful is coming at this pericnce will guide you as to the quantity I have bathed in boiling water nnd ire A series of revival meeting arc expected Arthur Kenyon has rented u farm in I am going over to speak with him," and writing, and we hope that it wilb continue you may wifely use without-injuring the to commence at the M. P. church Tuesday she starts off followed by admiring silence, water nnd in tepid water nnd Id milk and flavor of the fruit, but, a* a general rule, I Orangeville, and will move there soon. >to come, and give us a cutter ride. Abe Donley has bought the place known evening of this week. Rev. Warner, Rev. which shortly resolves Itself into compli­ water. I have washed my face in a towel think a half teaspoonful of sqda to a quart Michael Target was at the Center Mon­ as the Widow' Tbunton farm. Tompkinsun and possibly Rev. Chase may mentary utterances. Pbcnbe feci* rather of tbe roughest crash I could buy and of fruit may be easily bornt. —Good House day. with a load of wood for tlie town. Rev. Myers, of Freeport, commenced be In attendance.. than hears them, nud aglow with con- rubbed my very cuticle off in ray struggles There was a surprise for Jasper Warner ________ protracted meeting* nt the Methodist sciuusnc-fts approaches her victim. For Mr. to follow out tho directions, and I have kecplmt and isuuij family Tuesdav. ano xucwiat, and they a— ------ , Andrew Willmer. foreman of Bromley’s M. i» a victim and he knows ft. From the half washedit, os I would obit of porce­ w«rr and mmwy to tar tor lh>' atarfta ot ehureli l»l bundw nl«bt. _ lain. with the softe.t, finest flannel I could moment of her setting out he has divined The P. of 1. appointed a committee of electro plating works, Detroit, drank cyan ­ her vciy pleasant ■ ragr carpel. earnrf. ' 1 vwas Lora* not a vrrj plrmant Tbo ot I. ,p|x>lntod - --------- -Hot sunshine will remove scorch. -- r.J "and ‘1 ide of potassium by mistake Friday, and her errand, nnd he shrinks from th* or­ buy. I think the worst of all was when 1 ...... -Io'-attondrd — onjoj«l lot Saturday night to so .round The beat liquid for cleaning old brass is a day. tbut —. Ibow that carried j-:-*' tour ■ l.r tor r,l.l didn’t wash it at all for a while, because solution of oxalic acid. * solicit aitf Old VtAn.lln Mr. Austin nnrl nnd ftomtlv. family. died in three minutes. deal. themselves. some one said the bard water here in New This is a move in the right direction. They Hta pride and hi* intelligence resent Michael Yargcr killed a beef Saturday. Kcroseno applied to unused stoves will Butler, who recently escaped from tlie Ge«. Bragdon and son Frank, of East are deserving poor, and any help rendered State prison, refuse] to return, und will be what hte bashful inexperience prevent* bis York would cause wrinkles, so I wiped it keep them from rusting. Carlton, were on our streets Monday look­ them will nqt be thrown away. We hope extradited, lit- Is now locked up in Blr- properl}- meeting. Phcobe ha* nil tbe ad­ off with uno thing and another as long ns A damp cloth dipped in common sods L could bear it. when my husband sug ­ the people will cheerfully respond, and vantage on ber side; her card is full; her ing fur horses, but they did nut buy any. will brighten tinware easily. chall’a cell, in Woodstock Jail. cnrnlicr* surround ber; nobody will ques­ gested that I try just keeping plain clean The S. D. Advent meetings closet! for each give a little. To clean knives cut a small potato, dip The Saginaw dub gave their first an­ tion her motive—aod of Mr. M.'s wounded for a white, und do you know I haven’t good Sunday night, nual reception Friday evening. It was a dignity she has never u thdught. If some bad a 'particle of trouble since."—New it in brick dust and rub them. John Carpenter, Jr., and wife were call­ Grease may be removed from silk by ap Mr. Mbsen, of Bedford, who has been brilliant event, and was attended by the York Letter. one .could onlr teach ber and ber sister ed to (hr bed side of the latter’s .-tater Fri­ plying magnesia to the wrong side. day night in Com|»|>ell. Tliey report her sick for a long time, died on Wednesday. elite ot the city. The Saginaw Club house Pbcebt-s that the abuse of tact is intolera­ New iron should be gradually heated at . Jan. asth, and the remains were Interred is the finest in the state. ble just a* politeness fa sometime* officious better at this wriUqg. first; it will not be so likely to crack. Any girl who has brains enough to make There are three doctors nt Edmore, but: to rank discourtesyi— Her Point of View in Tbe M. E. church commenced their in the Bedford cemetery. Funeral servi­ Point splashes may I® removed from a •cttisfrxtorj servant will devise her own ces al the residence on Friday. Jan. SUth, New York Time*. tbe little town Is abominably healthy. meetings .Sunday night, and will continue wjodow puna by a very hot solution ot ways uf doing things, and they will be th* at 1 o'clock, conducted by Rev. Holden. them until further nolire. Over 100 cn** ** and several deaths have beet ways, simply because they are her soda. using a soft flannel. Mrs. Gifford! the aged mother of the late Wesley Elsenhood Is so he can be out been reported of virulent meaales at Davi­ Milldrwed linen maybe restored by soap­ own. Some mistresses arc nnwfac in exDr. D. 8. Gifford, died in Penfield On Fri ­ again, and his many friend# hope *l>e may ■’ftjtWiniKirtance of nett and-tasteful MtlagUxxinneb otaMrvaat tatliU wrd. ing wet covering ta* the lb, spots, «l~u. and aad while whllewM amrin; them 11 day, and tbe remains were Interred in the son. continue to gain. The potato crop alone lifted 850,000 house-flressing cannot be overestimated. Tta wise mUtrm .liould irmper ber de- wttb powdered elr«lk.-H.U’« Joaroii The Journal scritaj, of North Carltun. cemetery at Bedford on Saturday, Jam 81. The rain on Wednesday night prevented worth of mortgages in Oacbola comity last Tho matron who appears before the mem­ mnnd# with discretion, and should demand rather abused our school through their bers of the family in a shabby soiled wrap­ of her.serraat* simply that results should columns last week. We thoueht that the many from attending the L. A. S. at T. E. season. per and makre tbo excuse, if indeed she fit her wishes. Ixt --a ------------servant choose herBelle Wooster Higgins, of Sullivan, -------------- Mr*. A lot of Luther youngsters had a Juvenile one that wrote them did nut known what Godue's. «-a veritable salt.** She has t>een at seif News.from California to the effect tiiat poker joint in an old catriu in tlie woods takes the trouble to moke one nt all. that own methods of producing that result, and | hr was. writing about, and after this be or “it ta so much more comfortable," has lit­ both result and servant will be better for I almost constantly for nearly nineteen Mrs. Stephens, familiarly known to nfany just out of town, and when the detectives ahe. which ever it may be, had better be tle idea of tbo jMAxible consequence of such it. It really doesn’t matter to a mistress, years, and during that time has sailed to hi this vicinity as Aunt Becca Fish, died were scouring that section for counter­ a course. Could sbe but realize that her careful ho*v they write »uch stuff. whether a cook put* pepper or salt first in ; nearly every part of the globe, including near Los Angelas, California, shortly after feiters the other day the club narrowly dress is an evil example to her daughters, ■the soup, if ,U« I.. good .... wl -irl... . • ___ ____ ____ __________________ the ....... soup u equally either rerer.il New Years, at the advanced age of 87 escaped arrest, ou suspicion. European port*. Africa, Australia, and one productive of conwquenns that Delayed Letter. years. Deceased was the mother of Mrs. Two Polish funnere in Alpena county will reach far Iwyond her own span of life; way; or whether she gat hero up the silver tho island of Sumatra. South America Mrs. Geo. Down*.- Miss Brightal and .1. H. Mantle, of Bedford. heeded snap wire to tlx the break in their that her husband nud sons cannot fail to first or the glass, when she dears the din­ every port of tbe West Indies and nearly Meeting at the Gregory school house on old ram shackle sleigh and so they felled a draw conipirbous between her dress and ner table. If neither silver nor glass suffers every’ Attautlc port in this country. She Mra. W. L. Brown went to the Spring Brook church a# judges in a Demorest Sunday night last was well attended, and free across the telephone line, ent oC SO that of the ladies they meet in other at her hands. Insist that a servant shall is an expert in navigation, aud is pmsecm d produce tin- result you wxnt, wise mistress, good attention was given to the word ieet, repaired their rig and now wonder medal contest Tuesday evening. homes, and that three comparisons cannot but let ber get that result in the way that of sufficient nautical skill to enable her. Mrs. David June* I# very low with lung preached. This is'as it should be. why they are to be prosecuted. toil to decrease their respect for her, she is brat suited to ber individuality.—Naw if it should ever become necrawtry, to take The L. A. S. is considering Vie purchase complication. full command of a vessel nnd sail her to It is Mid that most of the 87.000 worth might l» induced to give more attention York Evening Sun. Mr. Wood is very sick. Ills wn Merrit of an organ for the school houseut Gaskill. any part of the world.—Ellsworth Am to her personal appearance. has left the norther* timber woods, and The ladies are confident of their ability to of diamonds stolen from a Michigan girl crican. ____ Not even the burden of care and con ­ while visiting In New York city have been has returned home to assist in caring for raise the required amount for its purchase. him. k'.x' Over thirteen dollars was sulwcrfbcd for recovered from a Saginaw pawnbroker stant employment-can furnish a sufficient The Brtl Itert uf the Sheep. I remember one Saturday marninga line / R. Nattslc has had a relapse, but is bet­ the fund at the meeting on Sunday njght and this makes the evidence against the excuse for careless personal habits, for few of about twenty irate women were kept Do you know bow nice r. stuffed shoulder Wliat about the Central Michigan IL R.? fellows recently arrested for the crime thing* nr? more important to the well be­ I waiting while tne cashier told me what a of mutton is? Yon probably do know that ter. ing of a family. There i* an old saying to • very strong. Quite a surprise given little Lucy Nor­ Is It dead or olive? the effect that an untidy mother has diso­ certified check was. I hadn't one and it is lew expensive than the leg, and have . ris Saturday evening by ber many little bedient children, and white neither parent* didn’t want enr, but as 1 saw the Dame up avoided it in consequence. Well./n Eng­ THE PICKPOCKET’S ART. friends and some of their mamas. They nor ehiL'.rcn may realize the why or where­ I thought I would like to know what ft land, where they know more about njuttou We had a January thaw. captured tier in tear*, because her wa fore of it, yet there ta always a lack of re­ wa*. Of eonrac I knew it wasn’t anything than wr do here, they prefer tbe shbuld.-r Bichard Elerton comes to the front with didn't let her go up town. But be assured to the leg. both ami ____for _ ,quality ------ ,----. julein«* . spect and nn indifference to the authority to cut dr drink, but I thought it had some---------_____ she was quite content to stay, when she a new gold harness and cart. thing to <lo with the marriage ceremony | Try it once and see. Get your marketman Died. Feb. 1st, tbe infant son of H. There is no cless of artists, said n re­ of n mother who takes no pride in her per­ saw »o many friends and each laden with a on account of it* being certified. I am not to tione it for you, then you stuff it ns you Hosmer and wife. nowned tbief, who in their calling are aa sonal appearance. little remembrance. would veal, roast it, aud Vce if yon ever exactly char about it yet, though the Aud it ta not the mother alone upon Mrs. 4115. Chas. vua5. ruinijn, Phillips i# is yci yet very tick. SICK. . ucaiccuu dexterous, no na picap pickpocket*. Thb ta due to a John Crump 1s quite sick, and has been cashier brought nil hta brain power to bear buy the leg again for n roast You bare Addie TiKtiuas has returned from a visit double -i--!- Incentive. Not only does your whose shoulder* rest* the burden of re for some time. saved money nnd you have a better dinner. upon me, nnd I smiled my sweetest and sponslblKty for home neatness and ordar pickpocket ' ’ ‘ find' a bnlt tor effort and exer­ Ambrose Barrel lias built a jmrtable saw wHIi her father and sister near Henry. You’ll say that I nm right.—Era Lovett J. Hosmer, of Battle Greek, is visiting tion in success, bnt has tbe added spur of in draw; the father has hib duties to look said, “How nice!” and when I went home mill this winter, and starts it on the job a fear of failure. Success means as much after as well, and should never fail to in­ and told the family about it the masculine Carson in Housewife. / of timber bought by Geo. liaywoml of the hte mother and best girl. I*rt of it called me a delightful idiot, but sist upon tho younger memtars of the tomto a pickpocket aa to any man, and failure When did the bear see hte shadow? Murphy Bros. again announced that they would like to see \_ Use Glass Dishes. Last Wednesday as Wm. VauHarten means a great deal more. A vocation ia ffy prtatmtlng themselves with well., kept We nadentand Fred Jones has gene to Butter or apple sauce in a bowl may be; was taking care of M. H. Bloom’s stallion, which the slightest slip mean* loss of lib­ hands, clean faoM, neatly brushed hair noy cashier in New York take the lime to the northern country. inform a nian about anything. There are a just ns clean nnd well made a* when served and orderly dress, at least at ever)meal erty, and perhaps of life, will ever be apt be received a severe kick knocking out Bert Me says he has had enough of the number of advantages attached to being a from a dainty plate and glass dish, but to four teeth and cutting a large gash on the to have a degree of expertness tn it* fol­ where the family assembles.—Christian chicken tariff on Ids plate. woman: for one thing, you do get such a one with an eye to tbe fitness of things lower* not present in more reputable and Leader. We noticed that tax collector Michael llpm lot of information!—New York Letter. they will not taste aa well, while it is uo safer avenues of trade. was on hte taps Saturday, until about 11 Edith Elerton la on the sick list. more work to wash the latter articles than Pickpocket*, like poets, are born, not Harvey Troxel,’ ot Morgan, has rented o’clock at night together with his attorney In the big cities of Jppu on nlmost the former. Glass dishes for serving the J. D. C. Phillips log house and will move into made. Tlicir nerves must be iron, nnd yet A smart girl will be a fairly good com­ sauce or berries and for pickle* and jelly a* seuaitive as Instinct. Their hands mint ever)’ summer evening there is n pilgrim­ We are glad to welcome Willie Hay wood the same. age to some sanctuary or other—sometime* positor in six months. This is on plain are so inexpensive there hardly seems an after hta winter absence and looking so Lewis Gardner and'James Allerton ent. be as complete in make up and accomplish­ in honor of a god so ancient tiiat nobody well. a maple tree for E. Lockhart that made ment as Herrmann's, and strong aa steel remembers exactly his role in the world. work. Table work and advertising is now excuse for not using them.—Exchange. generally left to special compositors. In a while light as down. Out of tbe vbst army We noticed onr worthy friend Geo. ITfc cords of stove wood. Next. of humanity who are soldiers of the shad­ After btudnem erf all kinds, with its bar­ year you will get •‘the motion’’ and proba­ Downs has u flue colt of which he i* very A few colA boiled potatoes left from din­ Milo. ows only one-fourth of 1 per cent, can or gains and iMrtcra, has been suspended, bly reach the limit of what yow can do. ner are not a very appetizing addition to proud, and well he may. after lite innumerable petty trades have If on a weekly paper, you can earn from the tea table. Take these pouttoes. slice < r Rebecca Striker, of your city, spent last do become pickpocket*. These form the Am sorry any one should so misinform to 88 per week. If on a daily, you ought cut iu small bit*, not too fine, add pepper nobility of thieve*, and are reverenced by stopped their monotonous noise, jrhen tbe your Milo orrespondent in regard to the Sunday with Hatlie Williams. myriads of little Rouses and *hop* begin to earn from 810 to 814. Few girls, how­ M. Doster shipped last week the Dr. the burglar, the footpad, the sneak and pool table* in our village. You have it and salt, mix with n spoonful of sals'l Hyde Leicester lambs to Buffalo. Average tho “con" man as of a higher class than to put up their light shutter*, the women ever, are to be found in the composing dressing, slice a hard boiled egg and sent imdly mixed tor once, brother. dresB themselves, ornament their hair with Mrs. Geo. Dunktey, of Richland, spent weight here 98 lbs. Price paid 5JX cts. they. Tho practice of a pickpocket while their most extravagant pins, and set out, rooms of daily papers, especially of morn­ ter over the top, and the roiutt ta a potato ing papers. not really at work ta as constant os that ol per lb. Saturday and Sunday with Mra. R. Col­ salad, suitable to offer any guest who may Compositors, aa a class, c-i deep have dropped in at.meal time. J. B. Moreau will start a wagon on the some famed professor of the viol or harp. holding at the end of flexible sticks great lier. ’ painted lanterns. The streets nre filled to Mrs. Norwood nnd Mrs. Polly gave an road selling groceries of ail kinds receiv­ He keep* pare with the procession. No overflowing with their little persons, ladies fraternal spirit, and hare a masonry among themselves. » ___ sooner doe* some jeweler Htvent a new fas ­ ing In payment eggs, butter, rags and will entertainment Iu elocuUon and select read­ Mr*. Howard Teufel, better known a* tening for diamond pin* or studs than or mousmi*. walking slowly In sandal* aud majority are well educated, genteel in de­ not refuse cash. ings at the M. E. church Tuesday. exchanging charming conrtesfo. portment, and about the last thing they Blanche Willis Howard, is so much occu­ •‘What I know about getting.married" is three men of finest touch devise the mo­ With an immense murmur uf fluttering would do would be to exhibit rudeness to pied with the care of young women who« Samuel Bevier has au auction sale. Ills In pres* and will be issued by one of tion which evades it* purpose. Tbe chief object of a pickpocket, after fans, of rolling silks and of laughing a girl trying to make a living by working educatio* she superintends that she does our citizens soon. little girl is very sick. little novel writing. She edits an English B. R. Fenner, who has been very sick certainty, is speed. He cannot dally with chatter, ut dusk, by the light of the moon with them. It 1* longer hours than type Tbs little folks exercises for the benefit or beneath the starry night they osoetid to magazine at Stuttgart, and mokes its pages of the Chicago temple ta postponed until for ten days, is Improving and will soon his victim by the hour. Whitt he does is tbe pagoda, where gigantic god* with hor­ writing, but there is more money in it.— interesting with bcc bright tfo»ngbte and to be over in a flash. Speaking of pins Ik-troit Free Press. be ou our streets again. Sunday evening, under the W. C. T. U. rible nuutla await theni half hidden be­ witty reflection* upon her neigblwrs. and studs, there has never been a fasten ­ Some of our sheep shippers as they get direction. hind bara of gold, in the incredible mag­ A demorest medal contest at tbe M. E. returns from their sheep wear elongated ing so complex but tbe expert thieve* nificence of tbe sanctuaries. They throw After a long or dusty journey the ]>ore> Servant girls tn Germany got almost or smiling faces as tlie success they met could defeat it in a motion. They do in church Friday evening. their buslne* aa fine work aa any Houdin, pieces of money to tbe priest*, they pray nothing. Your aunt tells me ahe pay* big of tbe face become so clogged that only a C. B. Robinson wa* in Plainwell Friday in their sales would indicate. prostrated and clapping their hands with Prairieville Grange, with Mrs. Theodore and the tbief himself could.not analyze or Sharp Wows, “clack, clack." as though wages and her girl gets thirty-two marks vapor l>aLh can cleanse them. The wuitesl on business. explain it* detail. His power* of execution P. N'aualcy delivered two loads of fat Kye* as lecturer. Is booming. Three new nave gone far beyond hta power of percep­ their finger* were of wood. But mo*t of a quarter. Think of it—810.34 for th re* way of giving the face a vapor bath is to months: and In this country they are in­ fill a bowl with boiling water and hold the members Initiated last Saturday evening. nbeep Friday at Richland. Sold to G. tbe time they arc chattering, turning deed servant* In every mom of the word; face in the steam until a profuse perspire Good and varied programs for each meet­ tion or relation. A pickpocket oonsulta hi* own nervous round, thinking of something else, at­ they do work for which we employ men. Chas. Ritchie ta to remain with us a few ing. tempting to eacape by laughter from the Remember our Fanners Institute com­ condition constantly. No fine lady ever fear of tbe »u[>crnatural.—Pierre Loti in When coni or wood is bought for the win­ day* with hta stock of jewelry. bn* such a time with her nerve* na this Over one-third of all tbe children born in ter th*y have to shovel or throw it Into the Mra. White has been confined to Ute mences on the evening of the 10th. Harper** cellar, or carry it in, if the collar is In tbe Ulr world dte before their fifth >r*r. aix.l house for the past week, under the rare of Everybody come. Fanners-this is your feel right he won’t “work." When he does, meeting, you can make it a success or Dr. Hyde I’ve known one on the impulse to take a impurity in the-milk supply, which in»u. failure. According to a luxurious fashion of the with hl* wild and thoughtlea* gra*p for This is not a “fish story'’ but reports car on aome well dreaaed and wealthy age every article a woman ww* should ted Thursday. Jan. 20th. She leaves a street, and, Mating Mm self side to the win­ wealth, will stain and corrupt himself to • ’ clock ut night her girl meets her and say the fish do not bite to some hooks. husband and two small children. dow, survey tbe ahirt front of every would exhule a subtle fragrance, and to secure rarrit* her baggage for ber. All through introduce. The light covering of snow on the Geo. Mosier, of Ooverdalc. sold his store be pawwnger as the ear came up. The mo­ elite end Ktehcta may be kept iu all the in Prairieville occupied by W. L. Brown, wheat during the month of January has ment one showed a diamond in his linen or bureau and chiffonier drawer* and hung Germany ladras can go to tbe th«ntre unIn France, during t he Middle -Ages, a ring atteoded by gentleinun; tbe ;>erformRnco» woven from straw or one made of horse­ disappeared by warm rains and reveals to Dr. Hyde. Consideration 8400. cravat tbe thief would hurry to the plat­ on tbe books of tbe smnir where ber drmats J. F. Branditettcr spent Saturday in the fact that wheat Is In a fine condition. form to got off. Ho would time his ma­ ore kept. Therefore z charming present begin at 6 or 0:30 p. m. and close at 1« shoe nails we* placed on tiu» bride's finger • dock. Tbe Mwvaut girl UMwta them at th* thte vUlagr. neuvers bo as to meet his man on the »ten to prepare for u fashionable friend's accept­ theatre and m>*« them Lome.—Cor. Indian- at tbo cooclnaion of the marriage rite Mrs. Drummond has been sick, but is ance would be a act of sachets fitted to the apolfa Journal. The couple also stood in u ring five or six Albert Knowles slashed his ax into bb it the car. They would collide. fret In diameter made of mistletoe or The thief* hat-A stiff ailk or Derby-1* bureau drawer*. They can l>e mode erf foot one day last week, making an ugty CttildrMi'* Battag. looking wound. Dr. Elliott was called, who in his left baud and covers his detxterous •alkaline (a thin material that remmbltt dressed tbe wound, making him as ccm- right, which » put forward to protect it* mik) or of thin India silk. They should be double nnd stuffed with cottre thoroughly owner in the collision. It touche* the new­ ed with violet or other Wm. H. Brown, of your efty. lost one comer right where tbe diamond unnrklm. Viak lUa. Ao, ear-h wnmmn k— i.—_ __ of hss favurite buggy horses. which was and ft ta still covered by the hat in the other lurai With an IXdttm cm Sarurdsy. atop* out of tbe way. Tbe whole affair is the tenth pan cf a second, hut as he bows ud Friday. After tha l*ru« asebeto am **u!d be tacked, libs a comf< WOMAN AND HOME, � https://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/418/HastingsBanner_1891-02-12.pdf 1fec7fc81e15248d422f1e42063ed62e PDF Text Text i Largest Circulation | of any paper in the County. Hastings Banner VOL. kxxv. NO. 41 Hastings, mich^ebruary 12, i89i. Hastings Banner Published Tlmradavaby TAe best Advertu~ ing medium m Bar­ ry County WHOLE NO. 1862 Talk of another fruit evaporittor ’nt C. Shoemaker and wife. A. Moffard and Woodland. wife and L. C. Edmunds and wife. A grand entertainment ami supper was had The F. A M. bank ut NoabvlUe Lav amongst tlrefr brothers and friends. grown from a #S5,(IOO to a 250.000 institu­ tion, its loans increasod bum 924,000 to Speeches were made by Murers Boorman, H.IST1XGH, Mien. 995,000, and Ils deposits from 97,110 to Bert Anal in and Dewey. Last Friday there was a large loft nl nearly 900,000 since January IJth, 1880. taken out from under the ice on Mill A pretty good growth for ■ two years. tish lake. L Cashier C. A. Hough is entitled to no They say Ed Tungale- has got tbe big small part of the credit for this splendid head because bls head is all swdfod up OUR COUNTY. Tt-conjv from a hard cold. Biographical. young ladles of Freeport arc green George Main is still confined to tbe He's on all-around, every dav-alikc, good, with envy because nt a recent Kiekapooln- house from an attack of Bright's disease. fellow. That's what everyix’dy says, and dian concert there, a Yankee Springs Indy There has been an organ and piano what everybody raya must l»o so. He con­ walked away with tire prize for being the. agent boarding at Seward Hinchman's this siders It no crime to bo n young man: and , most beautiful ____ _ Indy. The Freeport ^..»_ belles ■winter. It seemed to Seward tlmt be was yet there has been little poetry and less j console themselves by declaring that In- pitying too much attention to bis better sentiment •» in »* his beenare a not Judges <»f beauty, so there ’■ life, which »—— -hasdlans half, so Seward kicked up a dlelur.banee busy one. lie was born In Warne county now. • and the consequence was that he and his Ohio, 80 years ago, and Inherited not only, wife dissolved partnership and’ divided up Nashville ’ s driving fiark association pro­ a strong constitution from his rugged household goods, she going her way and Scotch ancestry, but acquired the Buckeye’s pose to do sonic business this year. They he stopping at home. natural disposition to '"get there'’ with will fence in their. track, build a grand Arthur Fisher Is repairing and getting both feeL Hu wasn't and Isn't known as stand, have some good ’races, and oven ready to have two houses ready thia next much of n kicker, but always retained In have In mind a fair at Nashville. Tbe as­ spring for rent, on tbe old mill site. This youth a disposition to fight for his inalien­ sociation is In tho hands of hustlers who will be a great improvement to Banfield. able rights, such aa life, liberty and the will succeed with what tljey undertake. Jud Chandler Is still at Ann Arbor pursuit of the prettiest girl at school A miserable Imp of a tramp stopped nt a under medical treatment. nud if any other fellow interfer­ farm house a few mile* north of Nashville ed with thin laid, in,- must be on ids stumps the other day, and finding the lady of the Anna Tibldte who has been very sick pretty much all the time, or he was left, I house alone, used insulting language to and the chances were that he would be her. Her husband returned later in the tadter. David Barber Is tick with the mcafiles. anyway, fur Thomas wr> a good deni ol a day. and. on learning what had happened, Mrs. John Fisher nud Jennie Fisher are rharuier. He didn't waste all his time lu he ciuaped on the tramps trail, und found cultivating friendly relations with tbe him in Eaton country. The Irate husband on the sick list. Mrs. Wilson b keeping house, for Philip gentler sex. No: he went to school and gave tho wreteh such a thumping aw will Barber. studi.-d, and made paper wnds and shot be apt to make him cautious hereafter. Warren Fisher aucf wife are visiting apple cores across the school room and Tbe demand for more houses at Middlewrote notes to the girls which they could­ el lie has caused M. S. Keeler to plat about friends in Leonidas and Colofi. Last Thursday night the old folks gave n’t'read, but guessed .must be O. K.. or 30 more lota, and lie will build houses on Pieree Travis and wife a surprise. It was Tom wouldn't have sent ’em. But with three of them. riot quite so noisy as the one the boys gave nil his love of mischief and of fun. he them a<ew nights before. made rapid progn-ss iu his studies. In Bum, oh Feb oth to Charles Barlmr and 18G4, It occurred to his parents that Mich­ Mrs. Stark.s, of whom mention was wife, a son. ‘ , igan was a pretty good state, and that our Byron Fistrer and family have moved in­ subject might profitably spend his surplus made last wwk. Was conveyed from the energies In hewing his wny through mithe ■ “‘»yluiu Sunday evening. The funeral to their toew Iwiuce in East Cressey. ' wlldernej'S on a Maple Grove farm. Ac- i’ **,n■fc’* were otoaerved on Monday afterOrangeville. Pon cordlngly they moved on a farm in that that 'j n;*••'••• *.'•“ Baptist cfiuyeb, after which After months of .suffering dhath came, to lownU.lpwMcbl.Mbu^T.K're.rfete.r,rer"11,“l’> tb<°* *">' the release of Mr. Hull last Tuesday. husband, Samuel. In the north cemetery. A young man named* DePriesler died with the change, and contributed bis share Rev. Pope- ofticluting. JlT_­ . For quite u number of years a man re- Thursday of last week at the residence of ol hardship and toil to make the •‘wilder hi* sister, Mrs. Cotant. about two mires lje >; siding- three Rilles vast, of,, this, •place. who ,is ness bud and blossom as the rose.’’ lie , _r_.. east of the village. .ItratfMt Kb«.l In Ita llUIr lu« Mhonl ^T1 ”!7’5" P?°“?r fl ‘?b Mrs. Eli Nichols entertained-company ■ k ot.......................... • ■ । day age of educational advancements, M lb.- dbtrlcL Irtrnwl• >11 >he weld '£{. and •£ from Kalamazoo last week. as he clxluts, revelations *and and from that day to this his keenest re- ! having, ” ’ Sheriff Benham and Prosecutor Lowden gret hns been that hie educational ad­ (tower to prophesy; Some three years were iu town one day last week. since this genlleman indulged iu the idea vantages were so limited. Such ns he bad Madame Rumor rays there was a wed­ that prevailed marly fifty years ago by a and-all that he could then afford he gut, ding last Thursday.___________ and made good use of. But a fellow who Clara who were led by one Rev. Miller. ifruiu bis 14lh year was known as a hard .Agreeable to that dara of believers Ite Wann and beautiful weather wtth Imd worker on a farm had little-chance, except started In company with his wife for tbe evenings, tn store his ndud *wlth useful east expecting no doubt as “they were roads. George Bnckb«’rougto is preparing to Iknowiedgc. An a chopper our subject taught that time with tiiein was short, (could give pointers, and wu ready to when all would Ik* caught up to Glory on build a new bouse in the spring on his lot jahoulder his axe and go into the wood*, a certain day 'as fixed by them. The day west of his blacksunth shop. Preparations are being made to begin tbe land chop with any man for fun. love or came but they all failed to ascend to the miarbleN. Finally lie got Into the notion Of Glory world. They both returned to their brick work an the ftuolcn mlii, which is islngiiig in the >'<>i>gtegational church choir home where they have lived rather Isolat­ being erected on Clark's addition. ed from social circles among neighbors hi Herbie Hart, our poultry lx>y, has pur­ Nashville. The occupants ot the pews iticnlly kept their seats, listened and । a quiet hud unassuming mauuer as they chased a 200 capacity iiwubator and in­ tends to go into tbe business more exten­ dn'l say a word, eo he became a fixture sively. Success to tbe enterprise. Herbie , lb.,.-. 1'i.d.r hl. mMu.eueol-ror In > 1Ib^BjpfbU is a good boy. . x ' / Absolute One Price Clothiers, Hatters and Furnishers in Grand Rapids. Tbe carpenter work on Eugene 1’annelec's itouH- is progressing finely. Heath ft. Sons, coptractors. upd Ids work in the vocation ot his choice. | F. W. Clark’s lottery drowning of refliHe didn’t go down to Nashville, sit down ' daughter on the 25th day ot January Infit. uji a dry goods box. and fnrin with his at her 42th year of ber ago. they having denee Iota take* {dace Mtxl Saturday, and l»een married 18 years or thereabouts mid much interest is manifested in tbe same. month, be did the hard work and lots ot It Chas. Prichard arrived home last week In politics he wus an ardent republican, this being the first and only heir born to been most of the and soon became one of the party's best them during all those years. A greater from Ohio, where he \ workers in Maph- Grove. His ability, his surprise could hardly have taken place in winter. Dr. M. Crane is again proprietor of the Integrity and high sense of duty and the neighborhood than that whleh took' honor, marued him as one his fellow chi- place at their home on the said 24 ult. Crane House. About 30 from this place accompanied |zcn- would delight to honor, and they did Their nearest neighbors, neither her father 1 so. though they hud to combat his dislike nw mother had been advUed or apprised the Lake (M«-sm Opera Co., to Clarksville, to .being brought into prominence. He by her of existing affairs in that bouae- where they played "The Child M tbe Regwas mute willing to .-erve in line and do hold, residing as they do on an adjoining imenr hi a fitting roanuer to a large house. of a mile away. A Calico ball will beglvenat the Rippley his share of liuslHug there than to court farm not to exceed Frank McCall and wife. Will Sanford ball Feb. 23d. 1 notoriety in officio! life. There comes a Lumber is ixTmg shipped into town at a time in the Hie of such when the call **lo and wife left here Monday for a week's rapid rate by both yards. come up higher'' is heard. It may be in visit with friends In Alamo. We must sell at least FIFTEEN HUNDRED DOLLARSJohn Brunney expresses himself as feel­ . Protracted meeting* arc lietog held at official life. Mon- often It is in business worth of goods by the 15th of March. In order to do this \>e, ---------------—— affairs. With our subject it was in the ing very indignant all on account of some the M. E. church with good success. A large stock of ciotbing, irais, caps and Office with holbbook, oveb■ due course of political affairs that the ( miscreant, lawless, kind of fellow entering shall sell goods at prices that will please everybody. I MORRILL’S STORE, HASTINGS. summons came. Two years ago. by a •i his stable while he was officiating as i»ear- gents furnishing goodsjs being put into K. nio.-t flattering vote. Tlaimas S. Brice. ' er at Mrs. Stark's funeral on the 2d insu F. Colwell’s new store by W. Elliott * Co. • Parties from Eatou Rapids will operate tiiough little known outalde his own and then taking from his stable and from l have Improved and vacant city lots lor' section of the county, was named by tbe his possewkm bls driving horse to bis the\-oolen mill as soon as it is completed, great damage. IL A. Durkee, of Nashville, was in rale and exchange In oil parte of the city. republicans for county clerk. He wasn’t The four Hi sheep killing dog referred tn town last week on Ixubwss. Fanning lands for rale and exchange in, asleep, lie proposed U> make his election last week has been killed. Bad dogs they, Mrs. Dr. VanHorn, of Dowling, wbo han as certain as the call, and when the polltall parts of tbe county. . leal slain were borne from the field, Mr. which go out of their own township to been visiting ber daughter for the past-few I have some choice Grand Rapids prop ­ And be convinced. For the next 30 days we shall sell our erty for sale at a bargain. days returned to her home in Dowling last Brice didn’t ride in the hearse: but like worry and kill aheep. Clare Aldrich and wife went to Union Monday. ". boys are wuut to be, he was among entire stock• of Boots and Shoes at 15 per cent. off. In, Farmers and city property owners de­’ Ohio the chosen. It Is hardly necessary to add City last week to visit her parents, I). to sell or exchange should remem­’ that there never lias been a more popular Ford and ffife. ner» last week Uy du? death of bi* auut, Millinery we have a large assortment of Ladies and Missea’ siring Mrs. Eddy went to Jackson for a two Mra. Storks. ber that purchasers and traders are keep­I tifllclal in the court feotiae. n<>r one who ing an eye on my listed property for Ims given the duties ot his office more weeks' vhdt. Trimmed Hats, Bonnets and Tokes. which we shall sell at Dora Rockwell and C. W. Backus have faithful or considerate attention, nor We had quite a blizzard the forepart of off the regular prices; also Ladies, Misses and Gents Under­ bargains. * RememberthDNe who wish to mill and1 one who lnu» endeavored, and succeeded each a sick horse. Arthur Bush is desirous of selling his the week., but it has warmed up at Ulla wear which we shall offer at less than cost. Our entire Stock are obliged to sell are the ones who put1 too, to be at all times ready to pleasantly stock writing. of jewelry and returning to his farm. their property in tbe hands ot ‘the agent;1 deal with those who have business with Uncle Levi Huhnes b on the sicklist. of Cloaks at J off. Woolen underwear at less than cost. Our therefore Bissel A Plattsburg were making an in­ purchasers will fiad the agency tbe county clerk. Everybody expected A large number of our citizens are sick lie would lw re-elected last fall, but he got voice of their-lai’KCRtock of goods laM with lagrlppe. Standard Prints at 5 cte, Indigo Blues 6 cts, Turkey Red Gets headquarters for bargains. week. Now may they count the.ir wealth. in by the akin of hte teeth, overcoming 108 Protracted steeling* at the M. E. church A. Jones, of Lake Odessa, wa» on our Ginghams in dress plaids and Apron checks ( cts. All Wool plurality and being elected by 7. Had still continue. been any Idea that tbe contest would streets on Tuesday. Horae distemper seems to be epidemic tn Yarns at cost. Winter Gloves and Mittens | off. All our On J«ffenson street two houses and lota> there Bertie Pennock. ot Allegan,. made bls lave been so close, tbe Maple Grove this vicinity. It almost seems that when a mother and best girl a flying visit out: day representative hi the court house would Cashmeres, Henriettas and Flannel Dress Goods at greatlj’ at bargains, and on easy terms. man Im two or three horses sick with the last week. Near furniture factory.—one lot — and_I have had n much larger plurality to his Charles Lawrence sports with, a new old fashioned horse distemper lie ought to reduced prices. Carpets ah cost. Best Overalls 50 cts. Mens house well finished, water works, concrete• credit. But it wasn’t much ot a republl- team of horses. We guess that Ui con­ tw prohibited from watering thorn at a pub­ year, 18S0 wasn’t, and lepubrcatis In Pants at cost. In Groceries we will mention the prices of walk, cistern, wood shed, etc.: rents st S10>i can nection with li s recent purebase Is the lic watering trough. per month. S1.000; WOO down. bal. <>u Ibis **neck o’ the woods'' didn’t peel their fore runner of some important event In Oar merchants are closing out their whi­ but a few leading articles. In sugars we will give you 20 lbs j time at 7 per cent. coats and go lu ou their muscle, partly the near future. ter gucaLsat cost, and getting on largo through Indifference, and much more stix-ks of spring goods. of Yellow for $1.00. Of Durkee’s famous Challenge Mills And one house and lot one block fromj. through over confidence. But Tommy Is Itaaflold. We hear that Mrs. Traenkle is very, low factory. £800; S’-00 down, bal. at 7 per there, and his friends.who nre legion and The Ladles Aid society told at U C. and not expected to live long. Spices we will sell you Pepper 25 cts a lb; Ginger 25 cts; All­ cent. Cheap. in nil parties, are glad be is. Mr. Brice Edmund’s had 40 guests and were aided to Our doctors report an unural amount of Near felt boot factory — IJtf lots and 1 was married hi 1880 to Miss Minnie spice 25 cts; Mustard 25 cts; best Shreded Cocoa 20 cte; best sickness at present splendid house, with furnace, cellars un­ and In promoting Ids anecera In Doty and Stringham shipped last Satur­ We, like the News, think that when a English Currents 7 cts; very fine raisins 10 cts; a good fine cut der whole house, good cistern, good well,'• Rowley; life she has had the full share that is the day ISO lam Im which averaged 100 lbs., 1man onlv pays for 25 pounds of flour and house well finished nud folding doors,■ lot ot a faithful, loving wife, who trusts and were fed by F. E. Doty. Chewing Tobacco 25 cts; Mixed Candy 10 cts; a good Baking small barn. Can be bought at a bargain carries off 50 pounds simply because 1 and has every reason to trust in her Last week Monday evening the question iImj unsuspicious clerk allows him. to Powder 20 cts: Starch 6 cte; Rice J>cte; Prunes 7 cte; 8 cans and on easy terms. husband. They have two children, both was debated—Resolved that anlmls do help himself, he ought to cull Several splendid .bargains In the 1stt sons. They 1 ve quietly, enjoy their home, reason. Judge*. Clarence Idea. Arthur around and pay for the extra lb- pounds, Tomatoes best brand for 25 cts; 8 cans best SweetCorn 25 cts, ward and are always *'at buwe” to themselves Freemnu and Fred Noband. While the and toe thankful to get off that easy. and other parts of the city. best New Orleans Molasses 50 cts, former price 6Qcts; Clothes Brick barn for sale at a bargain, on cor­- and .ttadr friends. affirmative strongly tunl pointedly assert­ Several parties have tapped their ed tlmt they did. There was one on the buslMs, but we think they are era opposite Ford’s hotel. pins 5 dozen for 5 cte; we have a large assortment of other ner40-acre 7 «cu«rui. negative and our president too in his way the season. farm to Irving, all improved, soil of glow and style, eloquent talk and FThe first school taught in Woodtand was Paul A Volte luive been making a large good, frame barn 25x;15 with baacment. goods which will be sold at greatly reduced prices. j log liause, good orchard, and well fenc^l. in 1841. and tbe money to pay for It was Webster** unabridged as aid woo the number of sap buckets and several sap i Can lie bought at a bargain on easy terms. raised by subscription, Hallie Bidwell.* of question that they did not reason. The Ladles Aid society meets next week Our new merchant. Mr. Spencer, seems 80 acre farm for sale in Otsego ewiuly. Battle Creek, being tbe teacher. The Wednesday at Bresee hall and every body Description raid to be black rand and clay school was conducted in Mr. Wellman’s bring his own feed and have a good lime. by his courtesy and badness like method to be gettings liberal trade. loam—timber beech, raan’.e and elm. GO Charles Paul hay been around here and Our reading circle did not meet at Mr. rods from nchool, V4 and miles from Woodland elaima the oldest person in taken orders for peach and apple trees each of two railroad*. SO terra Unprovr.1. Barry county. Mrs. Demoud. who >« 102 from McKinley and Edmunds which they | Stowell's last Friday evening on sooonM of a misunderstanding, but will meet there log bouse and barn and small•granarj: s' These prices are only for cash or its equivelent years old. will set out next spring. next Friday evening. miles from county seat, 100 vuteft hi town­ Dave Stiles and Kipp have relatives Three tramps brake into the South Jar. Already the Middleville factory is re­ Highest market price paid for all kinds of produce. ship. Price 91,900. Will trade for farm from Hlllrdale stopping with them. dan school bouseoa Thursday night otbod ceiving orders for their Hue of brass trimIn this sertton and pay difference. Last Saturday tbe widow Tungate's rabigs. house caught on tire near the pipe through Tbe Woodland roller mill la being over­ the roof but was put out before any very Plano twlue-blDden will trade for wood hauled and better machinery r.dded to iu great damage was done. It was quite a or oilier property. equipments. A horse. «S0—-will trade for wood. luA Saturday evening U>e ' Bedford r.i: h .Saturday. Tbe Louisiana lottery octopus is seeking MmgiiIc lodn? held a fwtiva) Kud Banfield A very promising young atalUon four.rmr. bid. !>u u excelled l-dixnr. libMd Morfin, Incur; xltfrtlwmHilo tn. rare with U«wunrt»a»K. re-teum. COOK BROS., Hudson's Tower Clothing Co Bargains every week Bargains every day in the Money saved always when y'ou buy your Hats, Caps and Furnishing Goods of Hudson’s Tower Clothing Co Great Clearing Out Sale! Cadwallader’s AGENCY COLUMN, TAKE NOTICE OF THE FOLLOWING PRICES SPECIAL ! TAKE NOTICE. HIGLEY &. FOX. Feb. 2n FOR SALE. COUNTY NEWS. �-There hoa been nothing agoiiyit hrc 11>r• • Hiuce alic carnr?" . . . -No; on the coctrory I think ha^ Ud for cjTxrttmity of rtfudng ^r«*l thgible offwx. and ohe h*J dowe ~ for 31 foe wMid ffku a true Amencon girt. ••Who were the men?” ' • That would be telling Why do yon uok?" __ ... As Geoffrey Btade no reply, hut CT^^r ” Jjol*or.i»u/p-ms in foe with a good deal of sterwirew. Wallie SirSi it1? nw ** SM“- continued after a while. “I enppo« your wisdom teeth arc cut, young miraT H that it I* »!<«* • fc,r trlB' -She's a lady, and I—wish her treated La grippe l» prcvalt n' at Big KapMa. as such, that’s all!" said Geoffrey. A Miraeteor «*• >»»■*«••«•“» Cwntury. • What were you taring about a cottage J teve been .flwts- «ilh rheunutbu. at Newport?" Before this topic could be gone into tar iwmity JrtT*. «** fwten year*. From wring powerful Hal the friends w-re intorrupted by the en­ Snl to get a ta* ri.*P•“*• trance of another caller—Mr. Alexander knre IimI !->st ncnrly all strength When fZ.mrr.-D.-ed to take II btorJ s Rheumatic Rmdolph. - Who the devil is he?* demanded Geof­ .Syrup I conM o*',• s»ep without frey. knockhig out his l»ipe. foe aid of « cane. I can now wa«k “Never met him till this autumn. He ■ent luy enne trom my • house to my 'offic'and wish I might herald to *11 afflicted won’t hurt yon. Sit atill." wifo riieuu»«ti*n». the J merits of this •Ali. good morning, Mr. Dinsmore." wonderful lU’riieine. S. S. CoXOVER. said Randolph, entering in stalo with Agt. Xorthiu-t-.-rn Mutual Lite Ituur- his gray eyebrows and imperial; "lean WKB4X. NWbtee. Mich. ramain hut a moment" Here he caught ffepared tally t>y the ( harks Wright right of R'llingimm. “Am I in the Medicine Company. Detroit Mb-h- For u-ay.-’ sale by Fred L* Heath. ■ “In foe way of making the acquaint­ Dr. X. H- Kimball, a prominent phy­ ance of Mr. Bellingham—Mr. Randolph." sician of Adrian, died Tuesday. said Wallie. "Sit down, gentlemen. I’iles. eti*«. I-Ur«. ' Have a cigar. Mr. Randolph? " Loore’s Red Clover Pile Remedy. Is a “I thank you—never before luncheon. positive specific for al! tonus of Ute dte- To come to the point at once—I am of a . Blind, bleeding. Itching, ulcerated committee of gentlemen to extend a and protrudlag plies. 1‘riee 50c. For complimentary tweakfaat to Gen. Inigo xate bv W. H. Goodyear. on the Uth of this month. Can we The Ionia oouniy fishing club has re­ count upon your artendaneeT ceded from the state hatcheries ‘0,000 .-The 14th? Let me see." said Wallie, trout fry whkn they have stocked the. .vpeping at drawer in bis desk and Liking Sebew* and ihinby •treums. out u meiuornndum book. "Yes, there I seems tn be nothing on that day. Much I ootiged to you and the rommi'.tie, Mr. Randolph." j “The hour is I o'clock.” said Randolph. ■ -Gen. Inigo deserves a breakfast,” ’ Wallie remarked. “He deserves three By JULIAS HAWTHOBSH Of for people yon -rm BO m»ch ont of the way of .mak­ ing rails that Tm surprised to find my­ self here* Yem have • great many calk that last moment, when nothin’ men’ waa to be gained by deception, when to ment of the triumph her falsehood nad ere?" “Well, a good, many come, but I ace gained her. Be reached the park; there waa still a vA-v few—onlv old friends And off c«m»e." she ad.led, “m I never was in vivid greenness in the groea, though tbe New York before, that is the Kunem trees were rich with the splendor of autumn. He wandered along the curv­ saying I pee hartlly any one.” “I met a man lately who knows you. I ing paths, feeling no pleasure, but pain, in the quiet beauty that surrounded him. think—Mr. Randolph-’’ “Mr. Randolph?" She pronounce J th<^ Keeping to tbe left, where there seamed to be fewer tiaunterers like himself, ha name in a changed tone and blushed. “Alexander Randolph," he repeated, found himself at last near the extreme northern limit. He anceuded u little hill, looking at her. She dropped bar eyes. • ‘I—believe—I and on its wnnimit. Ix-neath the golden shade of a group of trees, there was a have heard his name,’’ the snid. I> H:nghnui aahl do more; he felt dis­ snace of leaf strewn turf on which he mayed and bewildered. Undoubtedly flung himself down. Tbe rumble of the there was wine unpleasant mystery about borne cars on the avenue came faintly to ■X3MHVW 3HX Nt HVTTOO unn.euow n.rauulFu. “Heard — >*«• »n<l Clxai tbo vote of thisfellow Randolplx. his ------name," ioa.Td: H»a not the insn been io her I Uughter of poopl. ineang ot >W<K aOOHdH31VM aaNI1-N3NIT ATNO 3HJ. rtrapwiT fire minute. «go? | tb- rtadow of pteng cloud, drifted -Ie.tr 5’00 at the operate night.' re- over him. and ever mid anon a> gulden on scssm uiarised the prim* donna, rwvrerinit bef ■ ' leaf detached itself ” •from ------ --a bough >—k above self. Bellingham merely noddedi. “Were his head and floated wavering earth­ you disappointoi?" she asked falteringly. ward. But no one disturbed him, though “No, I was like the rest of the audi­ he lay there all the afternoon, sometimes with his face buried tai hia arms, uomeence." he replied in n dry tone. “Y’ou are not like the rest of the au­ times aupporting his heed upon hi* hand. dience ttfine," she said, “ever since the He wondered what ri>e had been doiufj iinrt night I have sung to yot. I wouldn’t «iDce they parted Had she been laugh­ ing over his discumfitaro and planning tell you. only—I thought you know it!" “I know nothing about you," returned fr»#h enterpriare? It wa* not possible! The sun went down and the shadows Bellingham roughly. “Y'ou speak as if you didn’t care to of twilight nwe, BelHngham looked HMVK S1H1 SHV33 .toward the east, and Saw the disk of tbe know anything." she said, Ixilding up MMVW 3HJL Tnoon mount above the horizon, until the her head. idoiocrerta: 03- XQM OX Bellingb.iin controlled his rising tem­ whole round sphere swung aloft, orange The per. A weaker man would liave pro­ ugain«t the violet tjackground. dn 38 tected himself by irony or sarcasm, but evening was mild and still, but the no hvo xvhi he said exactly what he thought “1 lethargy which had fallen upon Belling­ care more about what concerns you." he ham lagan to be dispelled: be l»ecume He could no iH3A3 said, “than about anything else.’ But I restless and anxious. will not look away when I am being de­ longer stay where be was; he descended ceived. Y’ou and this Randolph are both the little ldH. cr-omed over to Cm? avenue, pretending to be strangers to each other.1 and still going north west vard came to I saw ’mm come out of this r K«n just be­ the bank of the Hudson. 1 a? bonk was CHAPTER CL fore 1 came into it Do ya; deny that -high and steep; he clambered down it. and found ths remains of a decayed , "That seems to lx* the genRutl i tnpres$3 a year “He was here." answered she. turning wooden pier jotting oat into the water. <rinn " said Randolph, giviif a twist to . f, DEBED. Cpon the end of this ho sat down, and pale. One forenoon, aa Wai lie .Tuisinore w*< his eyebn'w. the silent current awept and eddied past “ There is only one other question. Arc J We were just dueuwing the prima Do you know The Christian Union? We have made a Mated in his study, with ub slippered his fe -L The sound of a clock striking Ite* pointed toward tbe firepLet. the <1oud*,” Wallie continued. “You know you going to marry him?" special and exclusive arrangement to send to each of our «Df.' here caught Iflaear. This was the This was so unexpected that she her, of course. Mr. Randolph? ’ wawspaper across his knees ami the Afri­ mail subscribers a copy of this crisp and popular Family “I—ah—I have—that is. slightly. I laughed. It was a nervous, almost hys-. hour for her to arrive at the theatre. A can lemur munching 3 lump of sugar on Paper, by way of introduction. Let us tell you about it in Mb shoulder, he heard the door bell ring. have heard her sing; I may have met terical laugh. it is true, but Bellingham little white E ager and she would be upon her socially: one m *5t< so many people naturally did not understand it. “I am tbe stage. Vould sho look toward luHo rubl>*d his forehead between his eyes advance. Only a hint or two—the way to know it is to read is is difficult to say.” not going to marry Mr. Randolph," said •eat, exp-rcting to see him there? No, she logs by way of amusing himself, ftw his i, He colored while he spoke and seemed 1 the prims donna, with a heartbroken would never-;xpeet him again! Would it every week. •ease of humor. she miss him? a pxxl deal <*onfnsed. ■eraiity during the last half hour- ir.d “And you will not tell me what your More than another hour paaeed away, The “Ouffook" is n week’* warW-hittory. It’s a woman"* paper—helpfol, entcrtak “She's a very pretty woman, and been gradually verging toward the .so­ and Bellingham *at so srill that one -arms to be as virtuous ud she is pretty, relations are with himr supplants iL It’s a man’s paper—virile, inspiring, tn the porific stage. A few moments afterward -trang- to say." tbe other went on. might have fancied he waa asleep. But , forefront of all great moiTtnenn. h issue i* made up on the issues of the there wa» a knock at the study door, an ! ■ Tinr«’;, a discrepancy between her cob- she replied lightly, fur she waa getting he was not Mteej>—he wxh thinking, and , week. The best writer to be found Boys and g;rh watch the mail for it. There Wallie, renting his chim on tbe apex of j dui't and her history." desperate. “Yon must think what you now his th.mghtawere becoming clearer I . gives his best tiiought on each vital topic. is geiod fun in it* pages even- vetk; a triangle tuadoby his elbows and joined and more consecutive than they had i please — think the worst you can. it Mr. Randolph colored still more. bright stories and practical talk. I “I—I’m au old faiihioucd man. sir," he makes no difference. I will tell you heretofore been. The moon hod now “She Loved a Sailor,” a powerful drairatir The visitor entered, and coining up to Mid. whisking a wlk handkerchief out nothing!" soared high aloft, and stood silvery story hr Mr*. Amelia E. Barr, begins Wallies Chair took the paw of tbe lemur ! Bellingham gnxed at her fixedly. “I bright above the'sliding reaches of the his tail pocket and j>aa-ing it over in late October, and runs fotxr mon’J'i. in his hand and shook it. The lemur hb forehead. “In my day we—we took cannot believe that you are a wicked river. Ex-President R.” B. Ilaj ex says : “ The chattered and Wallie locked up. Railways sod Pleasure Resorts of America. the virtue of a lady for granted; and I ; woman.” he exclaimed at length, All'At one- Bellingham sprang to his Christian Union is a paper of prnpress. Any time-table or descriptive circular “Hullo. Geoffrey." he said. “I was mast say I—of course. I bate no right to don’t know how to believe it! Why did feet. Be pulled out hte watch; there was Its ideas, spirit, and ainu. are exa jost thinking about a cottage at New- l«e the champion of this lady. sir. but”----- you deceive me? I was ready to take it yet time. Be began hurriedly to climb It is hopeful, generous, effective." .He *Uf>ped, and Bellingham said: for granted that you were—like other the bonk. It Had been borne in up:m him. he “Any man ha* a right to respect a women*cm the stage. But you made me By special arrangement we offer to extend your subscription believe you were pure and mtiocent. No wnnum he believes h jnest, and to make knew not how, with a sudden, over­ to this paper for one year, and send The Christian Union others <!om> in his preseqpe. If that’s woman ever acted innocence before as whelming conviction, that sho was not ckl foaliioned, Mr. Randolph, count md you have done it. You look like inno­ guilty, but pure and true; that the mys­ one year to a new subscriber, for the very low combination cence incarnate at this moment—at the tery waa an innocent one. that all would in!" price aamed above. No other paper in town is able to actual moment yon are admitting. What be well, if ho could but see her and speak "Thank you. sir." returned tlie other. make this offer. Don’t miss this opportunity to secure two He rose and put back±i« hamlkerchieff is it you want? I would have asked you to her. It was possible for him to reach to murry me—as soon ns I had pereuati-?<l the theatre before she left it, but he iu hi* packet. papers that you want, at so low a price. Address this office myself you loved me, I loved you with “I must take leave of yon. Mr. Dins­ must use diligence. He was somewhat more." be added. “A man like myself ali my heart and soul. Did yon merely faint from -lack of nourishment during ha.- a great many affairs on hand. We intend to lead me on, and then refuse the day. but be ran on until he came to shall look for yon on the Uth. then. me. Hke a common flirt? Or would you a station of the elevated railway. He en­ Good morning: good morning. Mr.—ah have married me and still kept up your tered a train and was off. His heart waa k ISSUED HVEE » relations with—well, I can’t talk about light and hopeful. —Bellingham." WEEK. "I am more puzzled than ever." Arid it! There is always some motive even The train halted at a station near the in tbe lightest wickedness, but I can sec rear of the theatre. Aa be got out be Waihe, when Randolph was gone. none in yours—and yours is not light? -What now?" saw that the ixn-formanco was over, and "In the first place lie couldn’t quite Mile. Marana was standing erect tbe audience had dispersed. But she make up his mind whether he'd met her twisting her lace handkerchief between। would not have left yet. No; there was or not: then he got flurried because I her liamls. her face pale, tier eyes wide• her carriage waiting for hyr at the stage suggested there had Ireen storiesAbout open, tearless, full of restless light. She’ .door. ‘ her: and. finally, be took to flight rather never looked at him. It aecmud physi­ He ran down the iron staircase, but as than discuss her any more. New if he cally iinpoKrible for her to do so. he reached the bottom he stopped. Mlle. | “I have never been spoken to like1 Marana came out of the stage door, lean­ doesn’t know her. why/ should he flare up so about heri and irhe does know her. thia," she said, in a faint, panting voice. ing upon the arm of a man—of Mr. B.*ui“Will you leave me. please? Will you। do]ph. Mrs. Bemax followed, but en­ why does he pretend ho doesn’t** "He’s an old fashioned’’—beganGeof- leave me?" tered the carriage first Randolph apBellingliam moved to depart, but he’ peared to exchange a few words with foe alK»ur ndoi ph t nre*. . rT-.Tu. > v_rnoBwr » to uw reonemcinrv*r» ; “That's gammon." interrupted Wallie. stopped and turned back. family. I-dtel with PravUod HhatrMiutia sad Cuactoa, TUoely Topicsof .>_-o.-r.*d hstercu. prima donna; then she turned and put “Have you any smoking tobacco?" re- “and yon know it! The fall of man is “I have always meant never to be un­ SulmertHtaa Prlcv: | Scad Car Free Sample. tamaed Geoffrey, taking a pipe from his aa older -fashion than Mr. Randolph. just to any human being," said he. “It■ her foot on the carriage step. But, ae if swayed by a sudden and ixipocket. Did any sane man. young or old, ever get is posable that the very love I felt for‘ controllable impulse, she turned again “I gu»w you’ll find some Cavendish in into a suite of miiid because the correct­ you may have made me unjust to you. the jar. Yon know where the matches ness of an opera singer he didn’t know If you can tell me that there is nothing and threw her arms about Randolph's > neck and kissed him again and Again wbs called in question? I can’t make it disgraceful iu this secret of yours—tellI Bellingham saw this, and then he faced Geoffrey supplied himself, and then me, for Gel's sake! Are you what youi about and mounted the iron stairs once drew a chair to the Other side of t he fireThis speculation was received by Geof­ seem or something else?" ■ more, while a mocking voice in hi* frey in dead silence, and for a consider­ “I am not what I seemf she cried out! heart seemed to aak, “An! you satisfied 100 Fine ttn^ratinei . ritaace. At length he said. “Were you able time neither of the men said any­ pasacmately: trad now she looke<l at him Tbonmchlv R-tUklMthe opera last uurtit?" thing. At last the questi.mof the cottage with a blaze of fierceness in her eyes. “No. What was it?* ) comtixvrd . nt Newport won brought up once more “You have doubted me, and that is DY TDK EDITOR OF TOE PRSIRIF. FIRMER. “ ‘Seiniramide.’ * and canvassed until they parted. tnougb. I will never explain—I will “Goody Bellingham walked slowly toward never forgive you! If yon arc a man do TU.nwkul TBK nuinn: ruu>£n I n_l__ .Mb. 1UW.V. nn Madison square, with Mr. Randolph, not stand there; go ontf’ Yon may have heard your friends and “Your theatre seem? to suit her." among other things on his mind. Still Bellingham was shaken to. tin* bottom neighbors talking about It. \ou may WaHie remarked. “By the way. there Sort FREE tar a CLUB of FOUR SakaerUm to THE PBAlRk FARMER? meditating he turned up .Fifth avenue, of his aouL The voice and manner with yourself be one of tbe many who know zaust be a column about last night in sad before long found himself opposite which her every word was uttered from personal experience just how good a Mlle. Marana's hotel. It occurred to seemed to contradict the purport of the thing it is. If you have ever tried it, you wdtring of the music of this part has him that be had never yet called on her words themselves. Even yet he could are one of its staunch friends, beeausc tbe in her own apartments-, and be resolved not but believe her innocent But there wonderful thing about It is. tlmt when given a trial. Dr. King’s New Dis­ to repair that neglect. Accordingly be was nothing further for him to do orsay. covery ever after bolds a place in tbe went to the office and inquired if she He went out. bouse. If you hive never used h and were in. Tbo clerk glanwd at the key­ He descended the stairs slowly and should be affllctedlwith a couch, cold or board and sudd "'Yes" abstractedly. Bell­ emerged into tbe street. It was the any throat, lung nr chest trouble, secure a ingham got into tbe elevator and middle of the day; tbe avenue was com­ bottle at once and give It a fair trial. It la paratively deserted. A few carriages guaranteed every tbne. or money ref ended. Xne puxzle?' The passageway, after tbe bright sun­ were taking their occupants home to Trial bottles free at W. H. Uoodymfs ibe, ConstlBellingham stood cm the drug store. MBlwraeant' She looks fresh as a lily light of the street, saemed rather dark. luncheon. ■ad sweet .-a m-w mown hay. Where's Not knowing which way the numbers curbstone, looking np and down, and ran, I m * remained for t, moment where vaguely wondering what ho should do fibadovi-n foolT Perhaps you are run down, can’t eat. the elevator left him. Jaat then a door next. By and by it struck him that it can t sleep, can’t think, can’t do anything would not make much difference which to yocr satisfaction,' and you wonder what wuy be went. In no place in the world ails you. You should heed tbe v anting, "So Pm inclined to think, and so I'm sag*- toward him. When about ten paces could he find what he had lost. Itw.-umo- jnu are taking the first step into nervous distant, be stopped, turned back, and de­ Where; it had been annihilated. AU that prostration. You need a nerve tonic and part ixl h»-tily in the opposite direction. had made life delightful was gon- from iu Electric Bitters you will find the exact remedy for restoring your nervous system But Bellingham had recognised him; it was Mr. Randolph. n»Uy it. it to its normal, healthy condition. BurprteHe l«l Th? incident made little impression on vms a mirage—a phantom, which he had Ing result*, follow the nac of tills greet tried to grasp, and it had vanished But nerve tonic and alterative. Your appetite returns, good digestion is restored, andi -I... 1 . looking for th- Dumber. but finding fee tbo rfnnmwt vmw for Itver and kidneys resume healthy action. Try a IxrtUe. Price 50c. atW. H. Goodytar’s drug stare. tbe sunshine on Fifth avenue: *" ’ ” Mr. Randolph had just issued. It bore “a"tCT-‘J Mxorix nvrtbwwl toWMd thejwi. Twiorthm. tlw. L, for lnfanH and Children •XM«OW V "1 Xwo OMI* n ■»» •□Muoaxnvi -ydYW QI0iml3 3OVHX jjno Beatrix Ranfloipn. {XTTCXB Ol 30JM oansa as «o yvnoo dooudniiVM The Christian Union gEST WEEKLY AORICULTURAL JOURNAL 41,00 PER YEAR, THE PRAIRIE FARMER. Agriculture, Live Slock, Veterinary, Dairy, Horti culture, Entomology, Poultry, Bees, Carden and Lgwn, Science, Markets, Etc. Ono Dollar Per Year. ! Active Agents Wanted. Prairie Farmer Horse Book | Pnce St.UU A«— Tie Prarfe Farmer P*. Be., IU Mams St, Cfcaga, 111. 250 IES BILE BEANS n"jsars& $3 CROCP RDffliV Tka AhlMna'a Ksdteir# tho lady fold she would “w that lithe, TCt «*«ney refund*. For sate fey W- B ce«ttM Pn-Ch■ Fwraa Uvc» • . �. _ ELIJAH IS TRANSLATED. -at. z</ri/ ... fie Nestor of tie COUNTY NEWS. We bear that Cha*. Young, of Hope, Is not expected to lire. B. F. Wulf Is suffering with a levrre ooid. LESSON VII, FIRST QUABTck, INTER­ When Baby waa rick, wo gave her Oartoria. Mod of the sick are inairoving slowly. warrior and the wise cvunwllor ot the L. Chase has l»cen on the sick list, as Mr*. Lev! Elliott Is very sick with Greeks, liad ruhd owr three generatiom Whan riw was a Child, riw cried tor Oartori*. NATIONAL SERIES, FED. 15. well as many others. We must cake large neuralgia. of men. and was wise as the immortal done* of prrcatitlou this weather. Jsiues Husscl and family hare returned glXlN.’* Mr. Leatherman Is teaching a large elnss from the uorth. Commit Xluees that young couple are not vety iu writing here.______________ steered at parlor matchef tbe way they Your cormMlondtmt has inwti unable to ■all around alxtui seven deva out of u has ix-en in thu run of American thought write for some tijne. week. ' for mure than three <gjpri<-re of u century, Uncle * Dick" and Daniel Hull are cut­ U tn. Moore and wife, F. Sprague and (CtomidWt from Lesroa Helper Quortnty by w* ranking iiiwAjo with the l>e*t and most mi«4<r.i <rf n. 3 llrtrun, |>.iNisbrr, HdladeL wifi?, of Vermont'vilk*. visited at E. G. ting wood. They have a large contract to Influential iwiiudicals tn the world. It hi pt>‘x] Potter .* last Thursday. the mouth-piece of thu inrn wife kix»w ** The Niagara Falls Route.'* Mr. and Mrs. Havens and Mr. and Mr*. After the story of Ababnnd Naboth, aa Mrs. George Mason was the guest of most ulxiut the great topics on which (^asttanan Bntftyw) Fields have recovered from their Injuries, iu tbe last le£son, wo hare the record oi Mrs. E. G. Potter Inst Friday. Americans requite to be informed from rcci-lk’ed in the run-away some time ago. ‘Mrs. Dan Wolf Is on the sick list. FOR COUGHS AND COLDS Ahab s repentance, the league of Jcbushamontli to month. Its contributors being —AWP TUX---Henry Anders, who has been under the nhat and Ahab, the death of Ahab In battle ilie leaden bt thought and action in every |t.ia ip m Ipjn.lp ra.ta.m Relief of Consumptive Patients. Wm. Sanford b seriously ill with liix-tiir’s care, i* better at this writing. utaordlr-'j to the won! of the Lord (I Kings HlOfl’.lii C3a|tXM|ia4C field. Those who would take counsel of Haktimgv. !\|R. Karns, is miltering with his old xxil, 3ty, ;urJ also the death ef Jehosha­ pneumonia the highest knowledge on the affairs of the phat. In II Kians I wc lm-e the record of Manslord German Is visiting hl.* brother complaint, i htmmatlhin. time, and learn what Is to be said regard­ Lury McBain, of tills place, ami Frank * the chath, Ly Uro from bearen nt tbe word ut Nuxkegou. ing therti by the recognized authorities Hernmn Branch came very urar having Leonard, of Cloverdale, were married Inst oni t.'.u.. nod tl-.cir flfdw, on loth .sides, must (iwrefore read |am.u.tn.h» m tp.m t< whom Aljaziah, the wicked son of Ahab, hl* picket mill drslroyed by fire recently, w«vki They have thn teat w ishes of boats I IXit a.V3i THE NORTH AMERICAN REVIEW, of fritmds. i -----------------------------------scut to Elijah; --and also tbe death of Aha- fi"’Rotting into the sawdust. Very little the Nestor of the magazines. KL H. COLLINS, Local Ageiw. HaaUitffb. Fnlny owning, being tbe 23d anniver­ slab, because of a full which bo had Lu hi* : damage done. W. Rcoolvs G. i* * T. A..(tbliMCA •Thu Nobth anejucan Kxvixvr h ahead own house. [ Party last Friday era at Thus. Jarrard’s sary' bf t!»ei marruue of Mr. and Mr*. of any nv«s>uune tjti. ouuntry Uw< ever seen la 1. And it came to p.-u* when tlte Lard for thrlr daughter May. They start this ChuAj Andurs, a number of their frimda tr.s imjxnlxnre ol tbe tapir* It <I(>rau<*eaBMt-<lM thought to ncmltid tLem tlicry-of by n anretninmcra or in cvutribuiurs.”—Albany Argus. would take up Elijah into heaven by a < w«*k Wednesday for their new home. whidwitA" . Tbe republicans of Maple Giove will priaeJ Accordingly about 8 o’clock, th<"Hx» tH!<-:>tnc, a* Il were, tbe latcflinM Arnr-ricui • i'ireii’*hanrtl>ook on gre-t ouesuoas We have now ccine to the record of Ell- . bold a caucus at McKelvey's hall thh (toontiweie suddenly open and in ruAwl tbe TIME TABLE. Jah's last tiny on earth la a mortal body. *Hk Thursday at two p. m. for the crowd taklpg the Inmates entirely.' by _________ In effect Xov. 1*. t-nm.__________ •f the hour. "—Buffalo Express, "Thr Noirrn Awxaicsk Rrvikw tmicbes Suddenly he appears before t« In I Kings, ! putixme of electing delegates to attend the surprl--. Mr. and Mac Andera proved American* on abmisr riwy point tn which they «.it 1, xvil, t and now --------------na suddenly .bu .la .to .bo county convefftlou to be held at blastings, i-'iual-to tbe occasion, however, nod after are tulcresied."—Boston ilenild. Station?. bamUhaking and social greeting, all set • taken from ua IJko .Karon and Moses, he Feb. HHb. IW1. “A nioutder of Intelilgeut opinion by the Itaabout I enjoy Ing tli-uiH-lves, until the night ts to.be taken awby in perfect health We were misinformed, about tbe meet­ pariUl pre-entntinnuf txitn Mae* ot Important (Num. xx, 28; Dent, xxxiv, T); and like Ing at Maple Grove Center closing lost was well spent when nil wended their way M0KT1I. a. in. 11. in a. in subjects."-I'blludelpbla Pobflc Ledger. • 7 a homrJ We understand there were home *• YKU*m*.-n«> Lv Enoch, he is to bo taken without dying. Sunday. It i* utlB continuing but with 12 ........ The list of recent contributors to the exoellent presents left with the happy Lkhlan^’juQc’iZ^./. •0 Bl •3 12 77 30 tyibUAM <1. "Elijah went with Elisha from Gilgal.” what success we have not lesrnod. 3« R eview forms a roll of representative 3. "And Elijah s-ihl unto Elisha, Tarry Bev. Stone began a protracted effort at coup!4Ci-oscy---------------- *i‘. .’5 3 ;r 7 W men and women of the time, including Mllu............................ •7 a 3 a 7 TS here, I pray thee; for the Lord bath bent thr U. B. church Monday night of tills 7 L 34 B 111 l»-ltf>n............... . .... W. E. Gladstoks, J. G. BlaiBe. Cardinal me to Bethel.” week. Thu Ashby engine ha* been taken out of riaverdaie................. •7 21 •i a— S 31 Gibbons. Sjaaker Kekd, Ex-S^-aker By coin;>aring Gen. xii, 0, nod Dcut. xi. the sa|v mill, and u more powerful one is SbalU.......................... •7 33 •t or S M Cauum.il w. HcKinjrr, Jr., ovida, 30, it would seem that Abram's Ural altar 7 4fi 4 20 to te Hastinon.................. to replace it. Mme. Abam, General Sjiekman. Admiral Hi chard Elerton has traded horaca. In the loud wtu not for from Gilgal. In Gtoj M. Conger, the section foreman, is Coats drove................ •S (K •4 S3 I. &V Poktkb. Mme. Blavatsky. T. A. Edimok, John Dawson, the P. of L lecturer, gave a proiai and happy man. nil on account of Woodland ................. S II 4 41 10 -.<1 Gen. xii, 8, we sec hls second altar al Bethel. Bishop 11. C. I’ottkr. Elizabeth 8. sa 10 33 Here also Jacob xaw the ladder bet up on a re-ry Interesting lecture al the Snyder n bratf new boy. ........ Publps, Chas. S. Fakneu- a. J. BalVia IS. L. A- .V. the earth vvboM top reached unto heaven school hou.se, Friday . evening to a full Kingsbury A GUlu*pl« have commenced f.xasliic .................... !> vovb, John Mobley. Col. R. G. Ixokbtften. xxviil, 13, ID). home. l»vrx.it....................... 11 .V MU.LDuN. sawing pickets. hoij _ Hwnv Geuiuik. L'ltAVNcizr M. U 13 !X 00 Mr. Wright aud wife, of town, visited "A* the Lord liveth, and tin thy soul Ab'Uuct ansi Estate OfficeEben Tapley, wife and mother, of Rut­ Grand tatpidx Ar ...... 12 M Depew.. Edwaub Bki.iamy. Profwmor ilreth, 1 will not leave thee. So they went at L. I.tx.*kliart’e Friday. land. were the guest.* of A. McCallum -1 - ’ James Bryce. Gail 11.amh.tux. etc., etc. down to Bethel." IXir January thaw < aught cold. Tues­ Sunday. Sthtionx. Hi This 1st ho xte.-.d^tuess of purpose which day . morning . tlx, theimoim ler- stood eight SO cents a number; $5.00 a year. IV i IK am Rico aud Mrs. Mary Stocking t£ has ^-arm-thing in view and gate It. See degree* below xero. Now I* the time to subscribe. were married on the evening of the Tib nt chapter iv, W; Ruth 1,16, 17; II Sam. xv, i Mrs. 1L ElcrtOn’s sisters and famlhre. Cloverdale, by L. H. Barnes. Esq. A. Ml. p. in p n». soirti. The North Ahehu an Review. 10 a 3 6J Kd-imu io Ar ......... C H 31; Phil, iii, 13, 14. There I* nothing like from Kalnmo. made her a pleasant vhlt 3 Ea.*t Uth street. Netv York. John Barrett of Richland, visited our 1 3 *.-1 c.H.per J,v.......... •jo at indifference here, but on the coutrary n , Monday and Tuesday. S. S. and delivered a short address t - Itlchlxatl JuucT......... i& a- •f. 3; 3 21 wh'JebrartedncMwhich Indicate* intense' George. Cathough and F. Allerton, of f ’ -t-rtry ................. ... 10 o. •C :■ ^tJ the children, aud Invited the members of 9ta G I! 3 ft' ................... desire. j Portland were guests <>f E. Ixiekiiar: Sat- tlie acltool to Delton on Friday evening, of Milo Briton......................... 9 4t <; o 2 <2 8. •’Kuowcat thou that t lie Lord will take unlay and Sunday. till* w|ek. to witness literary extrciaca by < lon-rdalc ................ ■,:r r. 0 2 07 away Ury master from thy head today?” i Itev. Spltb-r is at Marshall holding a the Delton children. ShtffU......................... •0 « •3 r. 1 » 10 r. 37 1 12 llASTtN'l*............... . Thiswm the question of tho sons of tbe i senes of revivals with greut«.across. Chaney Youngs is very sick at th!.* writ­ i.- ■> *s bl • ■. -wta Grove . propbeta.txt BethcL We will find more of i Cims. Newton and mni. of llastlpgs, ing. ntai oo hope* arc entertained of his -IWoodland 5 1: 1; . . . tbum aud a similar question at Jericho, I speat Saturday withold friends. Wootlb.iry . . s ;j 5 « 11 4* rrr«»ve,y. » (.« O. L.*P.V. “And he raid, Yetr, 1 know It; hold yv Several of our good people went Monday FrieffdA do not forget the' quarterly t.*r.*!»g...................... . 3 z ........ your peace.” [ to Ute Kiifpfflrlcfc U- B. church to hear the Itelroil......................... 1 1 ........ meeting«« the 14th and 15th. AM UU^ Elisha wnxwill' awgre Hurt Elijah w.n» bishop of Ute Radical U. B.* church. Grtnd Ea;>ld* Lv .. . A’ tn leave him. and like Jacob with the an---------------------- :----■xtop* on Mgnai <<ni.v. M. FUXVI.k No* 5 sod swliltio-. .-Arr*-|<s«M:ngen> unle*» ’gel. he wn* in bm heart clinging aud say- j KouUt (urlton. C. V|* and wife after a visit with Mr-. provided with (relaM trraiti |w>rntit« z ing, go except thou, ■ OQd February is giving ns a variety In V.\ parents. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Tan­ ... "1 will not let thee — •»----- - --------Frricfat trains will b* run *1 Ute cow'-niepge ’' ’.K.-f- utu i,v><vw> ,>kAA>*, a urtv^nuuiu be !■> . the line of weather «» tar. XXX‘V mu/, Tbcrtyvould re>* rvvtbr r-aht to change ner, reiurped to their home hi Grand Bap- «JiUe cnniuaur. the time ot such tr. ins without notice. n.nrc *■ of thoapftcit and power of God in l»- [ . John Fuller, of Hastings, spent several Jus Monday mum I ng. l-‘ tif'h. Gru*t Mwager. H-.-V'un, tf-ilav It th-r,. ' today if there were more turning ' days l.-ud week vlslUng Carlton. Mr. Seeber was the guest bf L. Smith AMI LY av.ay iron* mao, arid eager waiting upon ■. w . —<•» (J. Scutcr, WB of Clarksville, wm calling tn j w i'r Sunday. God such os Is Men in Jacob. Klbhti, Paul; on Carlton friends last week, the sick were Mrs. Ural in in. Sr., is confined to her lied .•nd citbcr*. • -; not- -forgotten. REE PRESS again. SftHORX W. LOWRY. Al. D.. 4. "And Elijah said uutu Elisha. Tarry j Mr> Landon went to Freeport lust Mr.*. Merrifield, of Whitehall, is visiting | BLANKETS here. I pruy thro; for thn Lord hath sent ; Thursday to visit her daughter. Mrs. S. | her father. Mr. VanWaguncr. i'hyMciau and Surgeon. ke* a spe<*t»l’y ot trraUiiK disease- of thr tar to Jericho." ! Roush. Mrs. B- Howe was In Hastings last week laud MaK aud ttiv twirauTvailon of vi»i-'o This is met by tlx* wmc refusal h* at Gil­ ’ Jtev. Myers was tak«-u sick while hold­ YOU WANT. rooeri; fitting bl’RCTACUES and eyr With lifli «<>n Fretl. gal, ami is followed (vs. 5) by the same Ing meetings at the Center last week and Dewi|t Smith has returned from Alle­ WH0LX.SOXE PAPER thMjna * sa.i r-*ilenro on Broadway. near Court question from th? non* of the prophets at . had to go borne for a few days but lit; n*- gan. .Cl.rxx. ■■ I..1» t.lra. 4»• rz. fzw.ll. .. u. Jericho .-t-i that aske>l at Bcll.el. lie herds j| turned the b»t of the week and took Mrs. i Kogers, formerly Mrs; Cliarirs A PA1*KR THAT a LWHIUCTTVS! AND not Elijah’s requeut, nor is be moved by ) charge of the meetings. Jvnnrr.l returned from Mary land last week. EXTEKTA15IXU while ot aond pnnelptaa. Lthe repented reminders that Elijah is about j■ John Fleming and family were called to Fred Iluwe got no reli«-i from physician* the I.ATCBT SOK* I Saranac last Wedmwday to attend the in Utsego. At this writing-b** L* In Bas­ l<i agent L>r tne Ohio FATiarrs Lowrance Ca to leave him. 6. "And Elijah sard unto him. Tarry. 1 'I funhdl of hls brother Mark's wife. Ht« »n»a« ;hi’!cics on s property againM tings. l>r. Lowry attending physician. ioes'.’y ftre.h.rbtulng or wind; against a mac'} pray thee, here: fur (ta* 1-ord hath sent 1 Mr. Blakeslee and w ife are expecting I life hy death and accident. me to Jordan." ' • th.eir daughter and husband from Colorado | It a n-rlomaed soul will stay atGilgal (re-1 ; You pul t»alvr un tbe hnromg limbers, trail nn •MiTJl A VO LG KO VK proacL rolled away, salvutimL obt.dned) | .to visit them soon. smoke. And h you uareooiarrti you should J • Lawyers. Zora Moore, daughter of Matt. > tbs XiU'ORTS. by ,: ./'•H* , ‘T.**’ueldest r. C‘tt « i 'r? 4 .’ attack ’be disease in the blood. not in tour there they may stay and be saved as I, (Office in Union block. HMtlngs.) Betin we rhe Impure c,ut*r. and tin? local fire; if they will go fartlwrt > Bethel (bouse ,t Moore of North Carlton, died Thursday no*-. effect suWUvs. To dot hi*, take lloo<r*JUf«iU ** How fat I’d get if I had one.’ of Gotland re velatiousof glory) au<I consent night of black eryaipt’l"* alter an Illness pariiln. We great bft»d paria"r. which radirally of ’two E. KES ASTON, L/ to tarry there, thinking and talking of । "* "v weeks.* Funeral services Sunday aiu! pi-rniMurntiy eure-» ctdarih. It ni»<« . urch. Miss Moore was a stjmcthen* the nerves. Be xure U» get only FREE—Got from your dealer free, the their future happiness, they may still, I Bt ttlw ‘ ‘ , ‘cl, • Attonwy at Law. • - saved, ire without much J Jreward; J, very estimable young lady, being an active Hood's Karespartlls. 4 a Book. |t has luindaome pictures and though member of the Brethren churcli. Since George 8. Bryant fell down stair* n‘. his valuable infurmaUoc about horse*. if they proas on to the city of palm trews Ptv.apJiy-tttendluy to. Two or three dollars fur a S/a. Horse (Dent, xxxiv, fi), pteuuiat but barren (va. her mother's death, raitne two yotra ago 1 l-oarding place. Monday evening. In St. belirre. she ha* cared tor her father’s Joscjdi. atxl inter died of bls injuries. A HELPFUL PAPER, or* tiuU WJs Ik. Blanket will make your hone worth more it. TIMMERMAN, Homoryathk- Pby- 19), they may rejoice in being blessed with hotuewft. <g toae ux*. Utouzbtx wad ext*Tbe consumptive patient nt the Uul- and vat lew to keep warm. rleucM. all spiritual blessings, and the good things family, assisted by a younger sister. Belle • siciau and Surgeon. which He wiil not withhold from them that Moen-. Her loss is doubly felt ns veniity, wtio is being treated with Hie IA ABr»cxt>»o b- oiuonroi. 5JA Five Mile walk uprightly, and yet live largely a self­ daughter, nlster and mother. The largest Koch lymptr. continue.* to show decided I U ?1£.?TC,U’% brtabk Sanaa*, wu and ln»evneturse of people ever witnessed in iinpmvemeiiL_________________ ARTIN V. BAKKER, Real Estate, In­ ish life mid bear littlu fruit. 5/A Boss Stable surance and Ixian*. 7. ‘"And ‘And fifty Dtty men of or the sons of or the tnc Curlton followed her remains .......to , the grave. Ask for Will Power Venue Cough lag. OfBcesdth J . <1. Kunyan & Son X door* north prophets went and stood to wiewWar offg* There were BW fir more teanw in the pro­ 5/A Electric of i‘u»to:bce. * ?. . ....... tntHlthv of the mnilllllllltv ce»lon. Thn Tbe sympathy community Dr. Brown-Srquard. in one ot his lect­ | A LITERARY AKLECtTOXS AND HTORHEB 8p» clal*Uruti<-i> given tn making uzoiiangM and they two stood by Jordan.” &A Extra Test of rroperty. The Interests “1 non-resident Fifty afar oil looking bn, only two really Is extended to the bereaved family. Six ures with reference to a check on annex­ yoaug ladies acted as pal! bearers. ing, coughing, etc., says: Coughing can P-~ I "riy owners carefully l-.oked alter. Fanr.s 30 other styles at prices to suit ovaryof a. i rire* tor sale or exchange. Houses and in tbe businea on hand, one of them about The meetings at the M. E. church are txs stopped by pressing on tbe nerve* on bodi i SUCH A PAPER ly. If you can ’ t get them from your to ro i<e lie iokvo taken nuu nud the vuo vmvi other tuntr u^gerforone luruuc • -- - - ------ ----------- lots fur sale. In thn m>.l of nf the t.hn nnaa the Hr** lips in the nniirhbnrhi neighborhood nose. J—-1 thing, desiring It most earnestly; and yet, MIU in progress and considerable Interest ( th« Sneering may be *top[x-d by the aame all the flfvv-two are among the prophets. is manifested. TIl-E WTZIBlCX^Y ^OBCRTSON HOUSE, 8, "And Elijah took his mantle and I the subject for the miaMonary mretmg mechanism. Pressing in tbe neighbor­ wrapped it together, ami smote the wn- , »t the «• 1). Adventist church next Sunday hood of the car, right In front of the ear, F. UKt/nUSNElt. Propv-iefiw, tars, and they were divided hither and night is Home Missionary " ork, conrtuct- may atop coughing. It la so also of hic­ Or. Jeffcrenn and Coart Mta., Hasting}, Mlrh. t hit her, so that they two went over on dry rd by Mrs. Nellie Andrus. Essay on coughing, but much less so than for sneez­ ground.” ••The spirt In which this work should be ing or coughing. Pressing wry hard on And Its Household Supplement. Rates, 91 .OO per Day. Tbe hurt we beard of this mantle it was conducted" by Mrs. M. Carpenter. Reci­ the top of the mouth is also a means of Tht» >Ioa*e!« new. with nl~-j«a> t rooms. The p.iUMB*4i- ot lbe public ts rr*|*rctfulh soilelied. covering Elijah’® face ft* God talked with ! tation by Avis Blakeslee. Reading, report stoppiD*; coughing, and many say the will him at Hureb in tbe still small voice, and ! of nilsslbnarj woik done, by secretary. has Immense pifwer. For $1.00 a year. • a little later it- wa* thrown upon — Elb‘ba as Minnie Ftanhig. Singing and prayer be­ Dr. Kablcrxki, of Breslau, has invented in order. astings ity ank he was pldwing (I King;, xix, 13. 10). ingThe P.s of 1. hold open lodge February a novel percuxsor in the form of a tuning । Now it is like Mckob* rod stretched out over fork with a cylindrical stem, which is held the lied sea, or like tbe Ark of the Cove­ l»h. Midi. Hastings, Mary Woodard, teacher of the Bohlar between the finger and thumb, with thin nant on the shoulders of the priests at thia school closes her school Feb. ifllst and will prongs with rounded free extremities for same Jordan five hundred yean before. t THE STRONGEST. CAPITAL 275,000.00 the surface ot the body- He has 9. "Ask w bat I ahall do for thee before I give an exhibition In the evening. Miss striking SLRFLLS M.000.00. Woodard has been very successful and has mapped out by' Its means the varying bo taken away from thee.” Tl» Foe Prats CnipiiL Detroit, let movements of the apices of the lungs, and Jordan, tbe river of judgment, has been given good satisfaction. I- crporated under tbe laws of tbe HtaU o< Fannie Wood, of Irving, was the guest believes that he baa shown that results crossed; Elisha would not tarry at any de Mich igan. heretofore obtained should be considerably Hghtful experience, but on, aud on, and of John Fleming’s people last Sunday. gold aib iDdlcaUbns point to a wedding on south modified. __________________ Open tor business Dee. IS. 1MB tn hnHiUek tor now in the power of resurrection ho stands with Elijab on tbe verge of seiwtration from btrcet in tbe near future. Who? inert}- occupied by Messer Bros. King Solomon’s vast fortune seems to We were misinformed in regard to have been pretty thoroughly dissipated. him and bears thia great question. It is as omcKBs: !f Elijah said, Why have you dung to met Abed Donley buying the Thurston proper­ H. Gotschalk, of New YorU possesses a Why have you so pctweveringly followed ty. He has not bought IL D. G. Epblnson. President; holy shekel which was used in Solomon’s on? Whai is it that you so earnestly de temple. There is but one vther similar Banfleld. D. W. Keynolds, Cmhtec. sire? Ask it now that you may reodve IL noLn ia existence, and that is an imperfect "And Elisha said, I pray thee let a double Fishing te the order of the day. A good odo, and is irxtbe British Museum. These Dr-ECTOR**: many fish lias been caught the last two coins are about 3,400 j eafs old. portion of thy spirit bo upon me." 10. "And he said. Thou bast asked a I>an W. Reynolds, We understand that Herbert Bowman bard thing; nevertheless if thou see me . A. Grrblc, I). G. Robinson, "Cartier’s church,” mentioned in Dowd's when 1 am taken from thee, it shall be so has traded his house and lot te Dr. Chand­ “Lake Regions of the United States,” is Cheater MeV er. John Carretb. unto thee; but if not, it shall not lie so.” ler for a farm. oelieved to have been founded by Jacques A hard thing for Elisha, and perhaps be F. P- Cherry, of Banfield, visited at your Cartier. It is within the limits of Tadouknew not what he asked. Elijah knew city on Saturday and Sunday with hb «ac, at the mouth of the Saginaw river, in Ill|l||m^6so?‘«t«lv JP«re A General Rankins Burin***: Trans wilod what it' had cost him to obtain the brother. Michigan, its extreme capacity being lens WUygtmdO 4» Soluble. measure of the Spirit which he bad; what The Banfield P. I.a will hold an open than a dozen and a half persons. separation, what loneliness, what death to meeting at a. R Bresse’ halL Everybody | tbe flesh, what trials, whal persecutions, is cordially Invited to attend. PHOBATK OKDEIL and if Efisha b to reoeivo a double portion Our pastor is about to hold a series of Stste of Michigan. com>w of Harry.—as. At a ■rswlwi of tbe iTiguito Court f<w tbe I of tbe Spirit will it not be a hard thing meetings at this place. are used in its preparation. It han Counri- of Ham-, bolden at the TTobxto Offire lo for him? IIx- be counted the cost? Last week Miss Johnson’s school vIMted tticCiiyof Jlsrilt us. In Mfcl ecumy. on Satmore than three timer the ttre^Qlh of , !L “And it came to ptms. as they still the school in the Kinsley district <tay, the nil dav ot February. In the rear one tbouou <i ctehl hundred and ninety one. i went on, and talked, that, bebohl, there Cocoa mixed with Starch, Arrowroot Frenent. Charles W. Aruiuroug. Judje at ! appeared a chariot of fire, and horsts of or Sugar, acd is therefore far more Annt Zilpha Demond was taken witl^ a I lire, and ported them both asunder." In tbe matter < the estate of David L. Talbot, economical, costing less tkaa one cent . . . . ' Can you iniajTine the subject of their stroke of imralytds a few ctays ago, some­ deneaferai. Ou reading and filing tbe petition, duly a cap. It ia delicious, nourishing, converts'iou. as the one know that any what disabling her Irft limbs. wrifii-d. of J»hn AV. l afixu. whi vf *ald deeeaeMr. Everts Ims a very sick baby, wilh cd, pray Ing tbM artmihtstrntlon nt said estate moment Lis companion might be gone, -■ ' “r strengthening, easily digrstw, •ea. be zninted lo Henry H. Mayo, or war oth­ and the other know that any moment congestion of the lungs. and admirably adapted for invalids reliable person. THE -COLCHESTER” BVBBEB CO. Lu-, might cea.o.- to be a mortal man? We J. B. Smith, now of Ypslbmtl, made his erTberrrwnn ti Is ortl**r*d. that Friday, tbe as well ns for persons in health. ace sure t'uat nothing trifling would pan-nto and best jriri a visit us he was re­ trh day uf March, a.D. iwi.as leno’drek ra Stwk-IrwA-r, ite be spoken, but only things concarnlng turning from & bnslnoM trip to Gram! tan fcrenoon. he munimed fur thr hearing ol hr Sold by Orooars evarywharo. xafd the awful realities of time sad eternity. Prapirtw He has returned to college. _ inpell-i.m.nt»d that the brir* at law <d said B.rfcitai.L IT-jab would surely speak of the necessity John Marks now gues to Holland brings "ADHXSIVK COUNTERS. W. BIKER & CO, Dmtaia, m of standing in everything with God and hb hauaebold goods. He has rented the Qgterut ttie-iiynf H a riiog*. In said county.sad for God. and would warn his companion N. Gales' house. r»i-«e. 'I any ’bore be. why tbe prayer ot against the rimrinto which be Mn»»lf had It van our privilege to attend a sorprisc show the i»-t:ti<mer nisv »ot be granted. And « U taileu. annlveraary nt Mr. and Mrs. John Shaw- further «M-drfvd. That salji-ToNtlonwcive notice "And Elijah went up by a whirlwind mans Friday evening. Over 100 guesta It/tSTlNQS. into heaven.” , , __ m See God in the whirlwind in Job xxxvtil. were ptwenk bringing many valuable prcAen:*; also many full baskets to feed and cl rental rd la said county tbe multitude, miliar dash di tbinga earthly to piw«. Wm. Smith l» now able to tussle with j hot If ws ura heavenly people nothing can tbe 1«» again. Judge of ProCare. Aunt Lizzie Engle b ou tbe aick UaL 'Hi Sorth Aaerican Herb* MichiganCentral HAMBURG BREAST TEA ISateaga.ISalg* Ils IS I* &|fc JACO No. » Freight. 1 1 Jto.8 1 •ON | 3;*ig No ! BUSINESS CARDS. , Krprwui | Chicaga, Kalaaaico & Sigaiw A FILLS THE BILL! AVQRITE 2 4 I 6 A 9 F M DETROIT* FREE* PRESS H C B AfQRStBLANKETS ARE £?No more of this I mu. S , am. W. Baker & Co.’s ^Breakfast Coen TO FARMERS No Chemicals EUSKES8 PAPER FOR FARIEB8! M . G. G. SPAULDING, �Hastings Banner. g&TSM TtaTO-.y. IM.- * . M ABM II ALL L. COOK. MWor- BKD AS SWCUXteO^SS rtnt BArnxon. Mini-. pohtoffici.. AKOUAT 14. 1S^. _ editorial notes. Austria for Ita tin, which you s»y I* fi per cent, of whole. > Now let the free trade paper* which hare given tta II tai* of tta Chicago Tri­ bune such wide circa! itto* apolafibe to Messrs- Norton Bro*., o *1 least copy their plain and Interesting *ti trinent of facts?— Uh* F.conotnlri. otter busioe*1 “ u»ay cmn* taTore the • oovcotlna. will b* held in mi* city on THI KSI’-'V. KmtKl AMY 1Mb. 1*91, utt. con-. MM ronronlMn «l!l te S »“ «hkh osrii t •■'ii-fi'C *u<1 "ar** *,11 Setoietorthe rer- tar*-: eandWata for guv vrta. ........ tlmorr....... Barry ............... Carttnn ......... e .Inte'Mtiw ■....... MspteGrovs ... (iraosevUM...... I*»terievl)te....... UuUaiMt............ 1 hornapt-le .. . WoKilaaS .. . . Yankee Springs. tt*4th*wanl....... » Total mtrobar of driegrtra. FT. Forward raocus notices al ouc* to Ire HMt- • Stand by thrBsair Market. Cheapness U tta bril with which free trade attorney* seek to allure the great in­ dustrial dassep to rid in destroying the home market by smuffiering It with impor­ tations from abroad. Between thia Ume and the next annual citation voters will Itavc opportunity for Investigating this proposition and all tlmt it* fulfillment Im­ plies. No question crit>rlse in connection with the election of idw makers In thr proper decision of wlficli our people have so murli at stake. .1 _ Everything tout we .Ln us well as all that we wear is the pro. net of labor, in providing many of Ihi-Jt labor constitutes ninety per cent, of the! • cost, white- the average will ta in excess of three-fourthsKeeping this tact in mlild. tta man who *deptnds upon his labor f >r his living needs no college professor to inform Inform him that wages would have to tend tho greater share of any reduction li cost to consum­ ers. There ran ta no«s •□)«« from this al­ ternative. Why can European ounlries produce some lines or goods cheaper than they can tamade in tta United States? Not be cause they can procure the necessary raw niatcrials required lu their manufacture so much etaapor. but te-cjujse labor can ta had there for on^quartefi to two-thlnto the price paid here in the same lines. It re­ quire* cheap labor tn produce cheap goods In Europe, and chcajwr lalwr will be neces­ sary in this country to produce cheaper goods here, except as this end may be se­ cured thrqugh improvements in machinery equally open to both conitries. It is from this point of view that the is. sue between protection' and free foreign trade assume# an especial interest for the million* of Industrial voter* to whom free trade attorneys are now so earnestly ap’ pealing. If the prices edible products are to ta reduced, the rniruuoratlon of the farmer must ta lessen^!- On the other labor. Whatever the cause, we arc nt r ita nervy of English makers. and tbt soon­ er we become Independent of them the l»et- t«r- ’ > Although tin plates are one-fifth higher than they were last summer, yet American skill and Ingenuity have brought down the price of the cans matte from those plates so that the cans which sold for S3 a hundred in Baltimore, the center of Hie canning In­ dustry, last summer, before the McKinley’ bill passed. now sell for 82 a hundred. So will it be with thr tin plate* themselves when American workingmen “grt their hand In" making them. Appallng accounts of destitution in England continue, lu the east dhrtriei of Wolverhampton tta charity officer repons that tta peo­ ple art* in a state of starvation. In some instances it Is actually dan­ gerous to adminis­ ter total. OwlQg to the peril attendant Upon ravenous hun­ ger when food Is first offered. A clergyman sayu It is impossible to describe the misery that prevails. In Birmingham and other places the suf­ fering amoug tta worklug dossing is indeed pitiable. In London the verdict of death from starvatlou is returned in numer­ ous case*. In many yekrs there baa not Isfii a mote terri­ ble winter for the poor. On every’ hand ran be seen men begging not for bread alone, but for work. Go where you a III in the city or country and you will fiud unemploy­ ed latarvnt by the thousand. The deposits made In the savings tanks of the sis New Eng­ land states. New York. Pennsylvania and Now Jersey, with a population of about 17. 800. ooo. amounted to 81.279.­ 000.0M) In ISVO. against S1.2H.000,OlK) In 1880----- “The “ . number ot depositors Increaoed 1*j.000 to 8.n20,0OQ..arnt the in­ crease In deposit* wtui 8C5, ooo. (100; there was an average increase of over 817 to each depositor, or about 84 to tach In­ habitant. It would be an injustice to supptme that tta workers in otlier parts of thr country are not as thrifty, a* economical and As aurcfnt to protect themselves and those dependent on them against want, though they have fewer sav­ ing* Imnks. and are <2>llgc<l to employ other mean.* for tteir protection. If they also san- during a year, not a* much for rnch inhabitant, but only 83, Ute amount is Sinr>,ooo,ooo. and tlie entire body of wage earners do un­ doubtedly put aside eoeh year, nil form* of saving* Inclnthrt. more than 8200.000.­ 000. School clocea at tta Tamarac this Protracted tnewting commenced Tutwday evening with a small audience. Mr*. Ola Nash has returned home from Kansas, where she has taan visiting tar parent* for about two nxmtha. A pleasant surprise occurred Saturday evening at the residence of S. Braheh in honor of hls daughter. Mra. Ellen Curtis. About thirty were present, and several useful present* were presented by her many friends. 4disa Zora Moore, of Carlton, died on Friday. Feb. fith, of black ery.*Jpeh»Her funeral was held nt Carlton Center. She leaves a host of friends to mourn her Mr*. Stapte*. of Woodland, Is spending a few days with tar uncle, Rev. Kidder, and hi a short time will move to Kalama- Archer Huff is visitlug at A. W. Dillenbeck’s this week. Rumor says there was a wedding In dnr neighborhood last Saturday. We don’t know; did not see any thing of any licrnae. PratrlsvltJe. Friday evening the Demorest aiiwr tntdal contestants toot at the M. E. eburch and it was a very interesting and profitable M. L. OoR.Cbm. tap- Co. t'um* entertalument. The spuakora. ten in number, did justice U« the subjects and they were unanswerable arguments for Tin-1*1-toHlanderr EspaMd. , prohibition. The medal was awarded Jessie White. It secuudd to the audience The free-trade press generally, the Louis­ that some of the others needed special ville Courier-Journal particularly. Iks. rvmention. Doula Thompson and Ben pdnted. with gleeful comment, tta followBrainard concluded the contest in a speech tag from the Chicago Tritane: so natural and so like a composition of his own and Ida medley temperance ooug that Wo do not see that there i? ne*d l’J7n,,r Ibe audience cheered him with a will that mlll-lMss contemporaries to waate sympa­ thy on Norton Bros., the tin-can makers of made Ben blush with pride to the top of Chicago. They took imported Welsh Iron his cranium. phte and caused it tn la* dipped into jtnts Friday evening a medal contest at otmelted tin (also Imported) by Welsh Delton. . workmen (recently imported) and when Rev. White has commenced a series of tta plates ><• made were exposed In the meeting*) hen* In tta M. E. church. window-, of a mlU-bos» organ under the Mrs. J. White is yet confined to the American flag. Mating the legend: ‘‘Tta house. lint sheet of American tin plate made In M. T. Jonrs >ia* been con fl net1 to his Chicago by Norton Broi.." they, accepted hone for the past few days by sickness. tta dubious tamora of the misleading Arthur DePriester. a young man 20 statement without a protest. As yet the years of age, died at Abram Content’s and Norton Bro*. Iiave made no tin plate for was buried here Friday.. His funeral was the market, and It yet a question whether largely attended. * they ever will be able to make any lower We pre very proud of our achool con­ rates than those now paid. If they do ducted by George Downs and Mitt Bright* they frankly avow that they will use Im­ rail. » ported tin; and While the experiment L« Curl A Bunker want to sell out their going on the American people will be taxed job of piling lumber. If vou hear of any­ aomethlng like $15,000,000 a year to sus­ one who wants to work for "5 cts. per dav tain it and others like it. and board themrelvua, they can get em­ Tta most ordinary spirit of patriotism ployment of one of these parties.. Sunday evening the little folks held a ought at least to prevent the free trader concert at the church under the direction from throwing any obstacles tn the way of of the W. C. T. U. for the benefit of the on industry which h trying to make a Chicago Temple. It was well attended start in this country. That even this and all M-etncd pleased with the program hand, if clothing and houeeluild goods are Chas. Ritchie and wife leave us Wednes­ slight degree of real Americanism ia want­ to be supplied cheaper, tbe work involved day, going to Caledonia from here. ing among ••reformer*." and that they are in their preparation must be done by sonic Nellie Dayton has taken up her tame The cold cast wind prevailing last Sun­ with Mrs. Josie lx>ve(and again. only too eager to exert all their powers of lx>dy who will ta content with lower wages day night ranted many to absent them­ vinification to make tbe establishment of Ambrose Barret starts his saw mill Fri­ than are now paid. It those now working selves from the services-at the Gregory day. American tin-plate mills Impossible. Is In mines and shopcs ami factories In tbe school bouse. shown by a commnnicalion sent by Norton .1. S. Hinchman and wife have agreed United States' will not consent to this ar* Bros, to the Chicago Tribune In answer to to .'4*|«ratr. She has gone to Battle Oerk Additional Local News. . rangement there will so® be little work to live with her mother, and left tar form­ Us "unwarranted attack upon them. The The great sensational drama “Shadows for them to do, for free trade will place er huslMud to flght out the battles of life letter which is addrcwcd to the Tribune, of a Crime ” will be presented at Unkin hall many linea of goods upon tta shelves of alone. A brother of Elijah Fick arrived at Die thia evening by Wickham A Fowler’s our dealers for less money than tta same We are not politician* no'r candidate* for home of the Utter on Tuesday, the 3rd of Dramatla Co. This play will bo presented office. We are. simply American citizeus goods enu now ta produced for under tta Feb. A cold rveepUou as to the weather in a thrilling and satlvfactory manner by and Chicago business men with a local scales of wages paid In all the leading In­ but a warm one from Ids brother and fam­ the Co. Admission. children 15c. adult* pride which we think is shared by the dustrie* by United States employers. ily. . Tribune. We believe lu a duty on tin F. E. Doty shipped a fine car-load of Tta Orchard take cadets that inarched AU of which ia well kanwn to free trade plate high enough to Induce the American lambs from Battle Greek on Saturday last to Detroit, on Saturday, Jan. SOCh, In six manufacture of al! that the country con­ attorneys, who are careful to keep the fact /rhe average weight was nearly 100 lbs. hours wen* presented with a silk flag by the sumes - not thr dlppiagof Imported black to themselves while drutraningvw votes tor Hope our farmers haw taken an interest Sons of America, of Chicago, in nommeinsheets in impartial tin by imported labor, their favorite policy. Meantime those who In the Farmers Institute. Pat hi practice oratiou ot the event Cadet Royce Barlow, bat the manufacture of ateel sheets from what you learn, be alive and in motion. of this city, says his fret were a little sore, the ore. the use of American tin If that can are their proposed victim* had beat nut learned with sadness of the death and but I'was lots of fun. be otrtaiinsl. and the employment in tta close their eyes to tlie faets patent to all burial of Mrs. P. A. Starks of Hickory business of American labor. We should who choose to look for tiram. Died, in Orangeville February 5th of Comers. Have been acquainted with the Dot favor thia it we thought tta result deceased for a number of years, knew her pneumonia, Arthur Jtel’rieatier aged 21 rauld only be obtained by a permanent tax tar luntdlnem. her disappohit- years. He was a very exemplary young By one stroke of statesmanship, Secrete- troubles. 1 on the consumers equal to the additional ry of State James G. Bbluc has accom- 'mente, her care for her thankless grand­ man and the high esteem In which he was duty. but we expect American Ingenuity sons. She was for a number of yean a held was manifested by the large funeral to devise machinery to doitbe work which phshed more for the advancement of the (conshtant memta.r of tta Adventist church at thr M. E. church lu Prairieville last te now done entirely by hand by the crud­ material interests of the country than has <of Hickory Corners. We earnestly tape Friday, a large number of people coming est processes, and to produce plates at been done by any congress in the past ten 1to meet her ere long. clothed In het right from Hickory Comers to awlst In the last much less than the present English cmL years, if not more than all of them put to- 1mind, and In the garments of Immortality. sad rites. His brothers and sister* wish Ab experience nf more than 10 year* tn toexpraaa their taartfelt thanks for th<* Bbsilar business leads us to think that it Is get her. And this Is the reciprocity treaty, • kind assistance rendered by the neighbors Quimby. ■ • reasonable expectation, based on what we just negotiated with BrazQ. If we had a and friends during Arthur's .sickness. Well, we have had a small taste of old and others have accomplished by machin­ tariff for revenue only, it would ta impos­ winter. tast week President Harrison nanw><l. ery in recent years. We think within Frank* Edmonds Is haring a two week** and tbe senate confirmed, Philo A. Sheldnri three years, or the year* at most, Ameri- sible to negotiate such a treat jV It is by vacation on account of measles in liU tn ta poatunster of this city. In the enn made plates will be sold here at Si per giving to Brazil a free market In the Unit­ school. election of such offtelals when there is box. The lowest price fur which English ed States for her coffee, raw sugar and oth­ The reading circle tert Tuesday evening more than one candidate, it is impossible platetfiof same quality have ever been sold er product*, that Brazil cooseuts In return was a failure on account of Imd weather. to make an api>ointmmt that will satisfy here ta P4.50. Tta present price ta 85.50. The tjulmby Aid society met last Thurs ­ everybody. But we han* full confidence We think tbe reductiou will not stop at 84. to give our farm product* free entry Into but with Increased experience and greater Brazil. For years we have been doing a day at the home of Mrs. Cole and all re­ In Mr. Sheldon’s desire and ability to faithfully and capably discharge tbe competiuon among home manufacturers sort ot jug handle trade with the new re­ port an excellent time. l-asl Thursday was a big day al Air. duties of the office. Such Is tta confidence the price will continue downward. While tbe statement in your editorial public. our yearly Imports from that county Hill’s, quilting for tta ladies and wood laer reposed In him bv bis friends, and which that we are simply tinning English black reaching $05,000,000, while our annual ex­ for the gentlemen. We like to see them we expect tta future will abundantly con­ firm. aborts i« for the moment true, it is port* to that country have amounted to less rope the men in onee In a while. Mrs. Sol and Dry Chaffee attended a practically misleading. We hare no inten­ than 3*0,000,000, leaving a heavy balance of Tbe farmers’ Institute was held In this nur bee at Mrs. Cole’s In HasUngw last tton of continuing Ute business In this city, Tuesday and Wednesday of this ■way. We have nearly finished a complete trade against ns, to be paid in cash. All Friday. week. The program was carried out atamens steel futnaoe and rolling null nt these yoars Brazil has Imposed a heavy practically as announced In tta Baxnek Xfijrwood. and long before the new duty duty on wheat, coni, flour, meats, farm Our western zephyr that has been visit­ of last week. The topics presented and sm tin-plate takes effect will ta making oty tnaehineiy and other article* which the ing iu England returant hut Tuesday discussed were all'Umely and for tta most own steel plate* entirely from domestic with all it* old time vigor. part well treated. We think there was aaatertal and with American labor. The United States exports. By Secrete ry Mrs. Edgar Tyler, of Vermontville, vis­ not a farmer who attended thia institute nfidlteui of a furnace und rolling mill to Blaine's reciprocity treaty with Brazil, ited at John Tanker’s Miurday anti Sun­ who was not tl»e wiser for it, and who was industries of Maywood will ta appreciated three articles will be entered duty free, and day. • . not tanefitted by having an opportunity to by tbe people of that village as a decided Mra, VanWagoner.Tif Nfishvltle, ta visit- listen to tbe ideas and learn tbe experience ou numerous ottar articles the Brazilian gain in rnauy way*. Your atateiuent that we Imported Welsh tariff will be greatly reduced. Tta bene­ higher sister, Mrs. John Park, who is of other practical men In tta departments very rick. of farming Industry discussed. It Is Im­ labor to do-the tinning Is wholly wrong. fits to this country, especially the fanner*, Blanche Tuttle ta vislUng relatives at possible for farmers or followers of any We have not imported a man. A majority will be double—cheaper sugar end an en' Kalamn. other vocation to know too much about of nor workoteu are Wetabniru originally, Goud Templars installed officer* Satur­ their business. Barry county should have hot they came tare to Ixrtter their eiaxll- larged market for their products. It ta es­ a fanners’ institute every three months; Uoes years ago- Mort of them-are already timated that our exports to Brazil will in day evening with tbe following list: C. T., Alvarez Wilcox. and every farmer who attended would be naturalized American citteens, and as a crease from 810.000.000 to 850,000,000, moil V, T., Myrtle Tuckerman. dollara ahead at the end of tta year. If ta doss they are a.kind of Immigrant that the of tta increase being in farm products. It F. 8., Chloe Shepard. put iu practice the practical and practicable United States gladly welcomes. One of R- S., E. E. Jewell. things learned from others. 'Die attend­ •nr most expect workmen has been in our is tbe purpose of tta distinguished secreta­ M„ Lyman Wilcox. ance upon and Interest In the sessions of •nploy seven years making cans. He bad ry to keep on In the good work of reciproc­ D. M., Vlra Hartont tta Institute were good, but not what they ^■yas rly worked in Welsh tinning works ity until we gain a free market fur our T., Edward Frost should have been for tta tanefit of tM* ta pleased to find wort at Lis old trade. farm products and manufactured goods in C.. Mrs. Ida Wilcox. ttaae who should have been moat interestWithout exception our hands were all obevery North and South American country G. , Ear! Wilcox. 8., Orin Phillipa. and the West Indea a splendid beginning 8- J. T., Mary E. Wilcox. with their starvation wage*. and catne tare has been made, a beginning that gives n* a P. C. T.. John Tompkins. Ko 10 WOrk <Mher tarinexe. tat wl11 ta Kt*d greatly enlarged market and one In which L. D.. Jerome Frost, American wheat will be entered duty free, tea Clapp and wife, eg BtUle Creek, Your statement that the tta we uae i« while our farmer* are not compelled, as in visited at Will Seger’s Sunday. °r BMtyvnie, was at England, to compete with tbe cheap wheat* „ liiGxrv-JisiS" when taken In connection with tbe rituort rabed by tta cheap labor of Russia and G. W. Todipklns last week. ISMliSSJS* Tbe Center school are -preparing a fine «ni«en*l *uppu*iilon that Uh? English ret India- It to a great stroke of statesman­ program for an rjchlbltion to be held at tta i Cha-. M-Carty, etty > Mtnm»Kac<* •• shin, and adds luster to u.e brilliant career wJiuol bouse on Feb. «i. Saturday evening. ' ^2"- 4 H» 1 Woodland An adndsrion fn of io cento will taoC tta dirtlngubhcd '••cretary. I WhH>ug chartf-d. proceeds m pay far a flag to te ! 5" KIcm* ^oodtand TIh plates which last July thlrtetn erected on the actaol Ikiumt. Come ever • Ata-Van Annas body and you will enjoy it we are «nr». shiUingi. and nixpence |ier bar. lu England ion officers of the JuveoUr Tetanic. Xu. tc Wales and 84.W per box tare now cost S. 1 li; h htv Thursrt*y tmitacwith box. Thi* advance cannot Frod Sarg-rt. of Grand Rapid,. .tteO!pt. ed storJdr taut week bf tbe morphine S. J. T.. Mary E. Wllenx. C. T^ Earl WiieoK. V. T., Matal Mewteu. While arrvioca ware l»ring held In the M. E. ehnrch at Grand Udge Suuda .. thlarge congregation was rtartlrd by Uir ahriil aouud <»f the fire whistle. Ever; memtar of ibe audience aeemrd to think that hl* ar ter house was on fire, and j]j down on « 1 nA _knUt/iarab* gathered about her and obouted. tried to squeeze through tbe doorway •‘Give u< n aonc. old wunmn. m*re to gain the outside. Thltiking W. . 1« r»“ subdue tbr confusion tire chorister go: up *”oi»n the »«• »“ ’'h“ and announced “Tta congregRlta. w! i rise and ring No. 103.” Taming to Nb 10S It wk* found to te “Take the nsm- (>t y°WbrnMt tntarnd Ot enmo «bo »■ Jemt* with you." and what was left of t| * congreKallon had the pleasure of *ing::tfcoom» el'-tr areuod >m. IN*«o» tbh song, white nil tta rc*t were ru«!ii» wimethinff hr.ru to >bow you. tin the door. Taken nil In all it was rail,.' The,- crowdwl around ter. and «te «• ;« mJ.,? th. netrotwr » hleh «,."*•«Ute er a humorous spectacle. , .ta wa» carrying, and than held »t up before thorn. Hud a tombebBll This is a question of great Inte rest io t|among tbrm it scan Id not have scattered ?tam more quickly. What do you *upjx*® thouaands who have been cared of ixrtnrth !X"a bit of board about 3 fitot long by by I'e-ru-na daring the last year or twn. 1 foot wide, painted white, and on It tn To be rated of thh loathsome disease r... U^SSlM epitaph: “Our Little Dot promptly and completely as Pts-ru-na com­ monly doc*, rermh to most people to ta ta. Died Oct. 17.1838." gotxl to remain true. They ask. will nb: It was the beadrtons for a ccifci a aueb a headstone m only the poor and low­ caiarrh return the first time I exj.<»se n>;. • ly errct over the brad of a lovwi one. Pity­ self or quit treatment? Tbe auawer ing her poverty nnd her sorrow, the point­ no, you are m well as ever In your liv.-, er may have done hi* work for nothing. and no more liable fo get catarrh than onThe boy* could read, and a* each une read who never had It. Many . year- hn<i.forbiumelf ta turned away nnd vanished elap*rd aluce tta first cases of catarrh w»-re jn tbe dnrkucB*. Tta iratto gotookoC cured by 1’e-ru-un. and in order to test tt hl* ragged cap to that headboard and kind­ permanency cl there cures a number • r. writte n to. and tta following case is a rd r ly said: -We didn’t know It, aunty; plume for- sample of the replica received: Jonah S Whan, of McKees Rocks, AHcgh j;ivv uh.”—Now York Bun. county, 1**., who was, ten year* ago. cuiij.’i of severe chronic catarrh of many y%r. Why Gurn Cteawia* Is iMjurin-t*. ; . Can gum chewing be regarded as to any standing by tin- u*c- of Fe-rn-nu. January 24th, Ittil: “I nm not l ..: . . j degreonarmfulf Tbe habit b unnattiral. It insete no with catarrh at alt" The eures made h. ti>. normal »rrc«l. a» does the chewing of the Pc-ru-na are peruianeot. Pe ru-na sale at xuoat drtig stores, and full directioik cud by tta cow and aotne otlier animal*. Whatever is i.bnormal i* presumptively in- for use with each -bottle. A book on vjnrious, even though we may Dot be able tarrh, which is a couiplele guide tn n* to trace it* efTrctn. It took a long time to prevention and cute of catarrh, sent find out that tobacco chewing atuwdone to<ny address by tbe J‘c-ru-na MedSw Comjmny of Columbns. Ohio. of the moat fatal dixmaes of tta heart. Every snretwn ot ,1mi tody lias it* nat­ THE MARKETSural limitation. Artificial stimulation greatly beyond thi* point must be hurtful. This is a general law. Gam ctawing Appl-s—Dri«’d JCOe perl b. atlmulatM tta salivary gland* vastly taHutwr—Ifl4frl7. yoqd ttair normal limit, aod the result must belnjuriou*. The cotiMant swallowing of stl|ra in a lVef--DrMMdS4 .V3ea.Q0 calves, f.,00. sort of churned state corriea Into the stomach a large amount of air. which be­ comes a source of dtacomfori ami often of Lard—ac. positive injury. It must ta remembered Litoo—SalUatattMperbb!; waterhme.Jl-® that air swallowed In this way taoomea per bbl. K,T Km greatly expanded by internal boat. Mimclea are enlarged by use. Witness Pvnitn — *Jvr bcus.fi; live chickens tta blacksmith's r.rm as cony^red with . chteiirti* ilrrr^d. I. that cl the »cholar. W’itaeo* alao tbe turkeys,*) Piaster—Selling at St .ro per ton. enorrr.ati* muscles of the athlrte. Now tta ttait—fiellinp at bl per fobl. THnothy Heed-Selling at AS.06 per ta normal u« of tbemameter muscles tend’ Wheat-No. t. white K<»toc red. Mel nuly lo keep them in proper working con­ Flour-FJ-to l*r hundred. dition; but their overuse in gum chewing EltaMDu must tend to their undue enlargement and thus to tta divtlguration of tta face,— Bean*—ner bn. tor rltv picked Youth'* Companion. . Butter—7r. rreaiuorv C-oru-av per t»u. Ktr»-P<r.30t. NEIOHBOpiNGCOUNTIES. <»«*—Mkeperbu. Coldwater special to tta Detroit Free PoultryJ»e: eblekM*, 7e; duck r-.'ib «» Press: About thirty year* ago tta father tarkeys. 1lr<l3r. Wheat-No. t white •!.«>. Ko. tt red, free at Edward Cantald, tta murderer of the state school girl. Nellie Griffin, was con­ victed In tta c ircuit court of this county for killing his wife. He was a drunken, ■gly brqtc. and while riding with tar In a sleigh one cold winter night got Into a dispute with tar, knocked lieroot into the snow and drove off. leaving tar to get home, about two ml Ire as best she could. Site wa* a frail woman and lu dHlcate taalth, and barely succeeded in reaching ■ime twfore *ta died. He was sent to tta s^itc prison st Jackson for life, but after Mrvlng a few years and when about to die <g consumption, was pardoned by tta gov­ ernor. Mr*. Wm. Ixmg, of Charlotte, was ar­ rested in Battle Creek last summer charged with tta theft of n diamond ring. Tta whole affAlr was cleared up laM week and Mr*. Long exonerated, by the finding of ita ring In some rubbish at tta rear of some ston**. The Dolaon wagon factory ha* started up and orders for wagons are comlug iu fast. • Mrs. Jennie Barth, an Inmate of tta Kalamasoo asylum, died last week from the effects of a bath she reeeivrd while In the hauds of three attendant*, being terri­ bly scalded. There are some peculiar fea­ tures to the affair and tta matter will probably be thoroughly investigated. Anson Benjamin, who keeps a store in Kalamarto county, aud it la said that the ofDoert got onto tta fact that he was chape hue ten cents fur d“lozenge" and let the purchaser help himself to a glow of whis­ key. He wa: arrested and I* held In 8509 tall. Hon. E. S. Lacey, formerly of Charlotte, b being mentioned for secretary of the treasury ii» place of Wm. Windom, deceas­ ed. Cattle— Goad to extra 4.151AG0: eixtae beavji butcher*. 3.«W4.» ■Map MfiJMwM fibeep. ellprea ebotee to extra. gfifuMfisC; toed, to eboicr t.*«ntx. brat. S<: SOftto.CA Hogs-Medium and Mixed fixso&faw. On t>*« first day of Srptenther. A. D. IW1 Mary M. Wolcott «r.d Jerome K. Wolcott i. nrg*g«d tn AitdlMH. r. Cuok. all that certain pl- r«»r parrel of laud Mtuale In tta tonwhip M Ma­ ple Grove. <*ouatv of IXarfV.and Stair of Mir!.: ■an. deMTtlMd a* follow* \ fo-wtt: Tbe aoatb tall of Uie north taifot the northwest quarter MI Metlon twenlv fW) town two <") north of range seven (T>wew. containing forty t«o acre* Hxtd mortgage wa« on tta sixteenth day of SoMsmbar.AR ma. reworded In tta cfl><* <>r the resister of deeds for tta County,of tarry and State ot Michigan, in Uber 2S ot mortgrxr- wa>oa, the twonty-ctghtb .. * of Dee> inter. A. D. im>. duly aaatewd by it.said Addlaou I*. Ook. to tbe A. P. C<- .k Climited, which said M^dgnmeut was on thr fifth Sr ta February. A. Ia t«»l. duly recorded in d.retftster’s office. In Uber ?« of mortgicr*. vm pans 46 and IL Cai I hr first day of September. A. D. 18**. there becaUM: due and pnvalta by ita term* <■’. said BKrtrqr* the sum ot fariy-fire and 50-, dollars of Intenat and the Mine to* I remained unpaid and m arrean fortte Bpaee of thirty fiars and upward*. CtatWJmR day of taptemtar, A. D. JM>. there became da~ and pavabte an mrtallnw;.) 1 sieves! of fortv fire and M mo dollar* l»v •' aud tbe name hat leitmined unpaid and in arreara lor the s|MVe of mure ttau thirty •!*; ' On tbe first day ol tapteraber. A. I». i*< there teeosne due an inMaliment ot interec cording tn tta tarmr of said inoresge. ‘J forty five and fitsra> dollar* (fir- w). which *.-.u: : ■ Instalimeut has remained due and m tor raorr than thirty day*. Now. therefor*, by reasoned said defunit. an. by virtue of a couditiMi of said inortcap*. tta aud asidgnev of a aid mortgage b:.« - ii-t..' .. doe* hereby eteetto declare, and <ta*s tere-y deciare tta whole amount secured by Mid mori <«xe, both iutrre<t ami nrincipal. due am! i. y aide at once. There |w Uierefinre etelmed to it unw du* and uapaki on aaid a»ortrwc the «un; KfifiSfid ul itHnelpal and lutorest. nod ti> sufii nf seven ami J3-lou dollar* |? L, R. Freeman, of Charlotte, last week further for taxe* paM by the roortgnger on s-ld ; - . shipped four turkeya to England, to be sr*. with tutrrret tbeieou. according to Hit used for breeding. V. D. Murray, of Benton, Eaton Co., rabed 200 bnahels of sugar beets on a quar­ ter of an acre of ground from one pound of seed*, lb* regard* beets a* very profitaldr food for stock, and it proves that they can be raised to advantage In this part of tta state. ‘ Damage suit* totta amount of 8:15.000 hare been brought against tta city of Kalaluaroo from Injuries received from faits on a defective sidewalk. Gwrge L. Ya pie lias withdrawn hl* con­ test fur Congressman Burrows seat. ‘ 'Hie Bardeen Paper Co. propose to build aiKAtar large mill In Oteegv. Cbarlce H. Dutton, of Kalamazoo, died ’?** *** l<*k-jaw. from the affecta of tta kick of a mustang. 10<» at law win equliy recover the same << anj Mottos ta therefore b< n-cv***ry. will oc told at public vendoe to Hie higlMM taidor. at the north front door of the ssh&’s’ffiiY tta ni nth Tlb.lWi. P. Cook Oo. Ltxrrv.n. 8tv*bt. KXAPrKX & WKAVM. ___________ Attorney* tor Assignee_______ FKODA1R ORDKM. ctato'&srt tar the tteFrohateOffirc in county, on Tu«« y^felta yrar one The gentlemen of the Presbyterian church at Allegan gave a "He” social re<*nll1); ,t?ws “ld hammers were provided for tb<tse who*. leelb wen} ^Inttamatter of tta estate of ntepheo Darter. and an orchestra pteyrd “Wo won’t go On reading and filing tta petition, doly vertnuuw ill! morning” ata aevernl other simi­ flad, of tteorp* J. Doster vdodnMrutiT «d iud>' ms ihorcln set forth lar solemn pieces. to aril Um real estate Mr*. John Knox, of Portland, h trying to cure taraelf of an attack of paralysis by D.. ran. m ma «> drex faith, and b gradually dying. Tta pickle factory hi Ionia shipped over B&Xt worth of ttair good* hi one jMy iaLt la md county. a Dcwsp"- �■aMk Hastings Banner — = PERSONAL MENTION. — ’ 'nu* M. E. nodal will lie entertained by E- Y. liogle was In th? Rapids Monday. ; MvMdame* Ruse, Handy, Cotton, ijdte, Hastings Thursday, Feb. 12. !8»l. Mr. aud Mrs. F. B. Hire areiu Bellevue. < . P..B,.,.rtt* Z4n.™a..DBrto.n:. “C_ lElwsln, A. IL Bales. Dr. Fuller and Abbey M. J. Goss, of I'ralrievllle. ia hi the ally. and the Misses Belle, and Ruth Handy, B. H. Rose went to Grand Rapids Fri­ Gillo lAithrop. Alary McElwain, Mary Raifla and <>»m Beeves lit the borne of Dr. Lathrop has jusi purchased nuothvr day. flue new electro-theropeutlc cabinet bath, /H-’fank Horton i? pow derilng for E. Y. Mr*. Item WetlucMlay evening of nextweek. A cordial welcome tn partake of combining all the latest Improvements to­ Hngle. the refreshments served from 5 to 7. gether vAth a large bnltery. The doctor'' j Intends *oon to remove his office to the Jas. Swire and family have moved lu The C. L. S. C. will meet with Mr#. Col­ rooms now occupied by Jos. Lunn, where Dakota. ! grove Saturday evening, Feb. 14th witli he will have » room fitted np for the e*Frank Doty, of Banlicld. was in the city I following program: j wl«l use of his imly patlenta with every Roll call with quotations from Cowper. I iHMivcnlenw for their comfort, aud lite new Tuesday. Outline History of* ” England. * ' Charles ' i cabinet was designed fur their use. Dr. McLeay. of Prairieville* was in the ■ Hoyt. The h^me of Corwin Wiilioma, In Rul- city Monday. From Chaucer to Tennyson. Mrs. . land, was burned to the ground Monday. F. C. Boise, of Nashville, was In the Clement Smith. Religious History of England, Miss Effie Mr. Williams had one of the finest homes city Monday. SnydiT. ' in Rutland auddxad taken a great deal of Brltiali Indio, Mrs. Maggio Halley. pndr in {fixing it up and wonnderatnifghnds r C. 8. Brown, of Clikago. was in the Mttste. Miss Minnie Evans. iu«t got It paid for. The fire originated city ychterdny. Critic. Mtn. Holloway. I frofti a <V(eetive chimney and the loss wn» r Mis? Susie Deering Is visltfug relatives Qnesiions lu January ucmbei of Chau■ about HOOO with 81.000 lusnnume ?u w/ . • {hear. A strong wind was blowing from Royal Mudge started (or Alabama Mon-1 tRctiuan will b? naked. Just tbe right direction or hta large bam | Tire yodng people’s so.-lety of Christian day uu business. j would b|we burned :d?o. Endeavor will meet nt the Presbyterian Absolutely Pure. Mrs. Allie Boek will leave for Grnml I church Sunday. February tfithat o'clock. ; With a view of nacertaining the praciic{Topic ?Holping our brethren’’ Joshua 1: io! tarter b-tklnt: nonder. Ilighcrt | ability and oust ot extending jthe free Rapid# Saturday. 1b1 b>' f”” Wel*"8. (tavern-1 delivery service to smalt town*, the jmstMrs. Carrie Goodyear rclurnnl from ■ master general has directed the dstabftah- 'Coldwater to-day: | The memlters of the Penny Gleaner --------------- I J1w.nt of experimental free delivery seta-ice Dr. Bradley, of Eaton i*nri u •* in ' Misdoii Band, about 40 hi number, met at . . . I in W few small town* in different parts u( p ■* ’ J I the Preabyterlou pursonage on the evening ..•yKt• J5X 'fivlST™.! It* Tbr WVlM U, te WUMBted the city la»t week. I of Wednesday, -the 4lh ur Fcbrnary.tbe ptrjt lUrt»T l.-.’iw. Th*-re are six acre* of: at these places will be performed by one Conrad Miulati. of 1‘ralricvHle, was in 1 After supper Hwy played various gartes, t iiibend Jaiul, u hur bfxse. |nuu« granary.1 carrier appointed by the postmaster,- If < “ .«• ? Uf ,'™U’ I «c™.r..L ll>.. p«tu..M,.r Ln.r.1 «lll ,.k the city last week. i iuterspersed with rerltatlops nud uimrfi.g., Mrs. McLaughlin returned to lar homo I Ito.. A. D. Grigsby will hold service* Anyone v. iMiias t<» । A>r nn appropriation lor Its extension to :».v adcireM l». Bakhtin. Itockfwd, Jal] swell towns. In Muskegon Friday. * • at the I’rvsbyh-rlnn church Sunday Feb. Mich. ~— t—----------------j The ci.inlc opera ’’The 1’rc.lty Perstan.*’ A. K Dlrkenu... ,» In Grand : }£., "“’.' "“’T*,1;!' , CJi.I.i; nvrnlng. A vl.lt tn utneol llw ; rendered by the Andrew? Opera Co. hi. Uondiynn brahma planetn and what we may we there. ▼v ft fl fl f" Ja I’nion hall Turrttay evening was fully up 8. W. Maiu*.'. of Olivet, made a business L. i h“'‘* ?..‘r , ,• *?'., ,Lrartily ... thank .. . a to t|,e vxppemtian of al! present, and was trip to this city Inst week. . 7 ; the* fnends for their timely gift*, and for S?** Xs*, 1 ' a Kn‘At n llttf aftcr witnrsklBR the class ol ".jn |-*k Ba nVF R # (| show* John l*aii>c ittiil landly visited friendt'• their comjwny nt llio late donation. shows that feenerallv gcKeraHy slriko strike thbtidtv thhrity. Th» The J singing and noting wi re all firat-olass. that ..!»«< nnanl lot wn t. Tblitj, wU| |)B|(| gt w ] of the** lloola Boom” being especially fine, Mr. font Mrs. Jfott latke, of Grand ilnp-1 I^iehri* vacant house on the Knickerbocker; । The a itentiancc was not what it should Hair Ids. are visiting In the city. i place. Wcdnwilay evening Feb. i»th. for j !>e«i. though we hope it was large enough Sir.; l-rank Duenr. «r Vnrmtml.UlJof ltev-Mter*- AUnranortUlto justify Messrs. Mudge and Heath In | •' ,uYnea* getting some more companies here equally visiteef in this city last week. town Mist Sarah Horton, of Muskegon. I* via-, ^^r,.”‘pprr “ ,K. /II wave -TUK hcct as Rs good. Kotxt Hastings Hasting* i? h a good show a! ,o ___ With I hall, bntunlay <S pE5T when there are good companies. tthlff friends in theeve, city.Feb. l<th from 5:30 till 8 o’clock.' Meeting logins at 8, led by Rather a lean, lank looking horse Was Miss Effie Johttaon, of Grand Rapids, CaptulD Sanderson of Middle* Hie. seen approaching tire hay ?cales Montlay visited friends here this week. । drawing a big load of hay. The cadaver­ Gardner Potter, of New York, Is visiting ous hxiklng creature and the rig as well, •a desirable ,UK,ll- farm lUIUI of I,I 100 1UU acre*. 2 ^ .‘j 4 miles A were made sport of by the Irrepressible Mr. tun! Mrs. W. S. Chidester. IN THE I east of‘ Hickory mJ—., Corners. __ ____ _ Mich., well kid, and even more staid men ftdied to • ■ . .building, , Mr. find Mrs. O. W. Bogers, of Alma, watered and• timbered. g<Kxi suppress a smite at the odd looking outfit, visited' friends In the city Inst week. orchard. convenient to school. Terms but the ey8s of all fairly bulged out when . J. C. Bishop. Mrs. Clement Smith and Mrs. M. L. it was found that tbe gruss weight of the load was 2,l'J0 pounds and the vet weight Cook were In Grand Lapids Friday. 1.580 pounds. The load was drawn from deorge fh-orgv Wooten started for Valparaiso, The ••notice” in tbh paper of Inst week MAPLE <S1M WE near Long lake over soma of the big hills Iiuiinna, yesterday to attend the Business ‘ signed by one A. D. Hughes was only one The reput’lleiMi** of till’ township will hold j more act ot hl* malicious inteut to injure •hrtr eaneus. to elect <!<*lec*teS! lo attend the In Hope and would have hustled some ! College there. hor-re? make . ups. Kay ' Mrs. Julius Russell gave a verj business, and I wish to *a\ to _ , —, of more - portly ------ -ZF ’ ■ ....’ .i ni'‘ n,,'I rtiilaofl wu tlie IIim ownernfotIhi. • ‘ any who have given the above meiitiooed rol.ml I hr,nLr n*. , lt wlll»i ,,art> Mo>«lv evenlue. I'-v order of com. ••noUcv” any weight, that the acid A. D. Dr. C. T. Bennett will be at the Eu:.- »bout 50 being present. hotel. Grand Rapids, on Wednesday and ' Mis? Johnson, who has been visiting Hughes is just n* responsible for all notes, cheeks or drafts given by tne a* he ever Thursday. February 11th and 12th., and ? Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Greble fora couple of tens, and that although be is under an In­ at the Phanix butel. Charlotte, on Tuesday, i ww^s, returned home yesterday. 2.000 emulation this week junction our business g<*e? right along just febnury the 1TU>. TUI, |.h),SeUn arjw. le-yir,. Binkley, u-aelni of Isl w,olMb<«>l, tlie same. Cash paid for wheat. an lekautlou MipedalM In all „u.j char,„ Lent comtne^ieed yesterday; H. C. Sticojcg. ili-vw. ot tbe n-.liim fin- happiest re lu.ier I, iraeblna Ibe seliool until her re­ Mortgages recorded last week 21, dis­ suits untallingly follows his tmtiocut. ,^,verr • bleb to t !K,ru„.-h:y sdenllbe. bwrf. IM I charged 24. . . Spring examinations will a!) Im* held at tbe B<»l.lv.nredlbrari«oroiUrlalM>rI. 1 ’ ["J™ £ K’"'( * “J ! u,., Court l»«>r. Ilulinira. ui.l upon thr Those ®5 cent rubbers go with a rush at err. HI. rrtort. exl«>d orar . I-.I.M £r,^”“ellI ” (;rS fulluwlu.- elute.: Holden A- Hire’s. eiKht ..■«:> «ufTWsti:l praeUce In hi.wruk. iA'?!’ dW " Thundnj-and Fridur, Murch 5 undd. .«■*»•«curable dl.erae....................................... J Friday, Friday. Hand. ' ■ George Moaicf will mxhi start a delivery March ST. 27. Mrs. J. M. Nevin? started for West Bay ' Friday. Apr. 17. wagon in Cloverdale. such as ^lyspfps.ia. constipation, kidney and liver trouble, asthma, hay fever, Ca­ City je-terfluy afternoon, where she will Candlilates are expected to be present Seethe new elite comic valentine cards visit with her daughter, Mrs. Thus. tarrh. rheumati»ci, neuralgia and all promptly' at V o'clock. Satisfactory work •at J. B. Rolierta’ news room.. uterine complaints. These he positively Campbell will be demanded In Theory and Art tbe There are several young boys in -this and permanently cures by his method ot L. H. Evarts. D. W. Reynolds and M. same as in every other .subject city who ought to be mad^ to go to school. treatment. Consultation fyoe in German L. Cook were in Kalamazoo Tuesday on By order of tlie Board business connected with tbe new chair aud and English. Enoch Axnnv*. Secretary. Beets can be kept fresh and good for a tablh factory. Januarv 16th Wirt Wickham, who lives long while by burylnf them; In sand in J.*N. Nevila. formerly of this city Is In Calhoun county, found three of his Hie cellar. Following an* the real estate transfers most valuable horecb dead. HI- nus- now located in Omaha. Nebraska, and lie Fine, brilliant and clear leases are used picioiift were aroused which >ted him to seems to !>e pleased with the country and of the week ending Feb. 9, 1801. as ii; the spectacles and eye glasses that John make a careful examination aud he found his prospect? for the future. taken from tbe books in the register’s office: Hessmer sella. Alfred Zuntner to Patrick Eran», lot 7 blk ID Jas. Smith, of Ypsilanti, was chosen as that poison had been placed In the well, Middleville HO. It Is reported that the ftaim* against tbe the water from which the horses had delegate from the Business College of that c. iiitzler toSam*! Allen, Mj is Th-vraI .swell« Hasting raUrcMI were paid Mon­ taken. Loren Wolcott, who lives about n city to tbe one in Grand Rapids and spent apple Kn:o. Frank Rotwhlklln to Sheldon lUvoii-urt lot 5 mile and a half east of Maple Grove Sunday with hi? parents near Coals Grove. day In Freeport. ami hslf krt 4 blk 3 Huntihm jmI.I dry $ K. Center, was arrested Sunday on the charge Peter liellartu Barry & Ouw-tilug- *°a W 5 Holden A Hire keep only the best line ot putting the poison in the well and was Odle ton gl.ooo. of boots and shoes. Give them a call be­ taken to the Calhoun county jail, where he W. Il Lsudls to John Landis parc*l WoodFollowing cases have been finally dis­ fore buying elsewhere. ia now held in default of $5,000 ball. posed of nt the present term of circuit landJU. T. 3. lluated to Ellsnbetb llu-.tel, reridetae1 There was a Urge card party in Fitzger­ Wolcott is an unmarried man about 35 court: propel tv dry srao: n lUrtu m to sVm. n. liiil 119 a sees 13 and ald Tost hall Tuesday evching. which was year* of age. and lives all alone In a little People vs. Frank Treat; time extcudeil 14•J. Carlton VODO. a great success socially as well a>linaueia!<* slab shanty surrounded by woods. He to next term to settle-bill of exceptions. Albert Khme lo A. O. Kiana 41a sec It .steadily refuses to say anything concerning People vs. James Seeley, larceny and Ilarthun nominal. Pauline r»-ttlt to Cha*. Mcttg-trsoo <At sec 3 the crime with which he is chargetl. it h At a meeting of the director* nf tbe said that he was seen near the polsonwV Jail breaking. Plead guilty. Tboraapple tl*0 *. People vs. H. Larue, perjury, nolle Beftry Hart to Ell Cline farcel Woolland Chair & Table Co. this morning, a site, well on the night preceding Jan. 15th. and O* ter $430. was selected on the J. L. WHkins property that be and Wolcott had had same trouble- pressed. EH Cline to John I*WHp* partt! Woodland People vs. Harty Junes, forgery. Tried Center gXS. in the first ward. previously concerning a horse deal. The by jury; verdict not guilty. Win Crtdlcr to Kmnfis Blgaell IM acres. Herb Bamea was arrested last week and act was an extremely cowardlyLone, as the People vs. Newell Steele, receiving Yankee M>riti|rt 8*W0. J. W. 1 l-aU.swav to WPJarl Bolteu el al taken to Grand Rapids, wlicre.be is want­ Ilves of tin* whole family were endangered, stolen property, nolle pressed. ete ’ 'ator prui>erty Woodland It u>. ed for stealing a watch. The stolen prop­ and it will go hard with him if he is found Ezra FJtidd vs. C. W. Houghtalln, ap­ guilty. erty w.is'lotfnd upon Yds person. peal, settled. RlgU School y«w*. M. O. Bush vs. Woodruff and EycleshyYesterday forenoon as T. J. Brosseau James Smith gave us a short roll Mon­ Mrs. Grace Clark lost a gold hoop ear j day afternoon. He thinks our singers are ring on the streets one. day last week. of tins city was driving out near the Michi­ mer, trespass, settled. Coses Freeman va. Casey. Powers vs. Improving.. The finder will confer a favor by leaving I gan Central crossing near Warren SAtley’s, Bloomer, stricken from calendar. Our penmanship Is progressing very the same at tills offidb or returning it to cast of the city, the mottling train came Judgments for piaintifi In cases Of City finely with Prof. Stirling n* teacher. All along, frightened his team which broke ter. j Bank vs. Wm. Match and P. Erway; City thiuk our time'clock for beating time is Into a violent run. dirowing Mr. Brosseau The murder of Ndlie Griffin at to tbe ground In such a manner that bls Bank vs. Wm. H. and Parmeiia Huk-bina: far ahead of counting. Dimondale has caused Uw legislature to left limb was broken near the ankle. Barry Downing va. Emmett Cole: and Frank Wolcott gave us a pleasant call requcbt an examination Into the diethods Aside from this Ire was badly bruised and , Clark, Baker and Thompson vs. Latmis Friday afternoon. • by which ebii. ren are taken from th? state sliakcn up, though It is not thought his ’ Brady. Wednesday, the 4th. our literary society Divorces granted In cases of Emma and gave a very iuterestlitg entertainment .school. other injuries ore serious. The tnjnrvd Wm. Bartley. Albert vs. Fanny Kent, The lira! was roll call each member re ­ Monday evening John Busby wn? agrte- man was taken to Mr. Seeley’s, where he Alary E. vs. Isaac H. Bates, Bin A. vs. sponding by snm^ quotation fnAa Scott's .:b|y surprised by about 50 of hl< friend*, was carefully attended to and later on B. Lancaster. writing*, it being a Scotch program. -It tbr<>cca->lnn being hi? 34lh tdr;bday. A brought to this city. -Medical aid was Geo. Decree and order of sale ma<ie In fore­ ^ery pleasant evening was passed by play­ promptly summoned, the injured member closure com- of D. IL Cock va. Wm., John was well amdncUsl and each acted their part well. Tire Scotch coetume* which set. and Mr. Brosseau was mode as com­ ing cards. were worn by a few who took part were fortable as possible. We do not know as and G. Zuschnitt. Patrlck’fiCelly vs. Daniel Doyle, assump­ very Odd cud attractive. We are sorry to Saturday night the safe in the creamery it happened in this case, but many farmer* at Nashville was blown #>pt n and about claim that the engineers ou some of the sit, on trial at this writing. say'our Glee Club was nnt able to appear, SI00 taken. The officers arc on track of Central trains have a disagreeable habit of although this will probabl^..ttpt happen Communication.’ Uie burglars but thus far have put appre­ blowing tbe whistle aud ringing tlie bell agnln. ns they.are preparing' to take part Editor Bastings Banxkr: 9 hended them. Jb uurjMKrt-meeting. - ----when they discover In the roadway a team 1 noticed In Ute Banxkk a statement of. * i^iiext regular mectlniy will be held Michigan is becoming a great poultry that b disposed to be frightvne<l. Such the German l>eet sugar industry, allow iM raising state, as well as being noted for prorcMlnp should be summarily dealt to give you the figures translated fromY Feb. 18th. All are accordingly Invited to attend when the following program will raising fine horse* and cattle. Hundreds with. German paper as follows; of tons of iioultrj' are annually shipped to The booming German sugar iudustri be carried out: It Is X well known fact that the seating Music by choir. I the eastern markets. capacity of tire Union school building In not only furnishes all the nugnr for homd Roll call responded to by quotations. The creditor* of tbe eslate of the Ute this city is not sufficient to accomodate consumption but also exports large quanti­ l Mu*lr. Miles Engle will meet nt the probate office tlie large number of students, and this ties to foreign countries. In tlie year Recitation, Duane Bauer. Monday February 16th, at 1 p. m. sharp, matter should receive attentlowsoon. The 1887-1888 we produced In 3B5 factories •• Ora McClintock. to consider the advisability of selling the scholar In an over-crowded, poorly ventilat­ 900.000 tons of beet sugar and to do this Essay, Rose HUWnger. 158,000.000 quintals (100 lb. weight) of ed room rtinnut do Justice to his or her real estale of said deceased. Dialogue. Maud Stebbins and others. bw-ts were used. To produce one quintal slud les and tbe teacher cannot do justice Recitation, Roe Robinson. W. F. Hicks is prepared to furnbb fam- to his or her duti-s. Aside from this, of raw sugar on an average, eight quintals Music, Glee Club. HiesJji this city with pure spring brook both teacher add scholar are apt to have of iHJets were used. One hecktare (nearly Hc ltatioo, lAdtie Carpenter. ice. of the very finest quality, during tlie their health ruined, as nothing but a acres) land produced on an average •• John Wooten. coming season at 25 cions a week. Prompt strong constitnilon with vigorous out-of­ 280 kilonrams of beets (<me kilogram Reading. Jessie Keltey. and satisfactory* service guaranteed. door exercise can bold out under such un­ equals 2 lb.). The J*rgv?t and best beet Recitation. Frank Cole. fields are nt the foot of the Harz muuntatns -Tbe public should bear hi mind that the favorable rireumatances. In the fourth, Paper, Will O«bom. Cha?. Andrus, Yours. genuine diamond lens apectaciPa and rye fifth aud sixth grade* tire rooms are over­ in Thuezingen. ' Gertie J-ake. Minnie Calkins. John Bkmmeb. glasses have proven tlwjmwJves the best crowded while in tire seventh grade, tire Solo, Pcwrl Michael. teacher has to depend upon some of her in tl»- market. JoliA Rcs<m» r sells them Recltatfau, Lydia Dillbohner. obituary. and bear in mind that he fit* the eyt-3 (ret scholars Ireiog a’ls-jot eve.y <1 ’J* to enable •• Harry Andrus. Died. Fieb'/’tb.. it»L, of consumption, . her to seat several of her pupils at a.i. of charge. Dialogue, Juv McCollum and others. while others are gh<w seat* -aronnil miflhi David A. Eddy, need 77 years and two Reekatlon. May McPliatiln. Tbe cuNbttn of valentlni' glim Is growing table*. I’bis is not sa it should l« ami dava. He wn# born in Deerfield. Franklin •• Emmet Ixe. Feb. 5th, 1814. He came to in popularity every year, 'i’bere are many everyone interested in the d’y school?, Otk. Music. . Iwautiful new dcfiign* yu-odureil this year. and iu the welfare of Breir children alrouM MiddgBU in 1805 amt settled lu the town of Lorry, where he lus lived evi<r since. visit th* schw,D tbvni-wlve* and J»«s. Banntn readers will be pleaser! to leatn h->w It is. Wr W'inld like see tire city His wife died lu Mass. In the year IBW of tbe good fortune W. T. Brown, of CliL and left a family of six chlldn-n, four b*ws JtubecU’ new* room. ---- ---and two girls. Gf these, five eame to cajto, but formerly of this city. When be Mre. Marz^rit W Inkerman. wdher ol than two srorios high, well hi«tcd and Mich’gnn. Join*. Geontc, Nancy, Andrew moved to Chicago several years am, lie in venti!rt:eJ. at.d the young Idea* of Ute -and Susan. Henry, tlie sec-omt son, died connection with the Spaulding Brea. of rooxhK. atuin*<d tier (skill, htr:l»day. Thru and prrdn.wy m Ibr «nta ol M. jrani? M« killed that city, pUKhnned <!«lm » >*.r;re tract of / UM3. .. .___ at the battle of. StKrttnvIvanin Spottsyl vania Court House. land la South Chicago. It wa? wU last im-utal faeaiitea to * nmarkable d-greo will not finish his school work. here with a John Andrew live in Augusta; George week so that the three netted about 54W.shattered constitutkm—a poor companion for a well trained uiind. r0> Kmc of the lietongiugM of the Andrew*Co. yostetday to satisfy some claim. The • matter wwt promptly adjusted, amt the company went ita way rejoicing. We un­ derstand that some internal dhscnslon was the cause. F. R. hastisgb, mich. BOSTON bRT GOODS STORE. FORGING RIGHT AHEAD ( WlH6 POWDER . NO. 35. Clocks, Watches. Jewelry. Grape Vines,. Raspberries, Strawberries. Trees, Shrubs, Ornamentals, Evergreens, Roses; also Seed Corn! Hone‘S dealing and low price*. Write and In­ form me of voiir wa*ite: will lev to plaasa yon. Address V. E. PAVL, Haiklll. Barry Co., Mich. Putting Out Specialties All the time. Ohr specialties for the present wilLbri your Choice of seventy-five DELTON, MICH. Office at hotel for the present. Ladies Newmarkets STEKETEE’S That have been selling for W.00, $7.00, $8.50. $9.00 and St0.00 These will all be put out and sold for • - $5.00, Your Choices. Just think of IL Yun must come eurley and ?tay late to see all tbe many bargains . that may be yours. We have also placed , on the Bffi-gain Counter 85 heavy 5< CIQrtR news. UNUSUALLY LIVELY In our Mammoth Establishment we will keep - p T. GAMBLE, V» * Physician ami Surgeon. fiLWrtYS THE SAHE *££ flLWfi I THE "local Marr & Duff hive doubted their store capacity and now they have one ®f the finest, best lighted and nicest equipped stores that can be found In the Contrty and City. Our store sow Is 42 by 85 ft. every comet ns well lighted os another. We would also mention that we made our old Cloak Room (which -was 13 ft. by 20 ft.> into a LadlM Walting Room and Toilet Room. This is an Improvetncfit that we think will be much appreciated after a long aud weary ride, n place to rest yourselves and children. In order to male things Jackets for Ladies IMPROVED Hoe Cholera Cure. That! wll be closed out For S2.2& Good value for $5.00 these are only a few] of the attractive bargains that are to be' found. HOG CHOLERA, and Best shirting can be had for 9 and PIN WORMS IN HORSES. 11 cents. Bargains in Dress Goods, Ging­ IirNDBHDS OF THEM. hams, Cottons, Underwear, Hosiery, Gloves. Marr & Duff, riot;*. UortM, f In front of Farmer’s Sheds. '“"“'j I----- 13 BATTLE CREEK. For talc In Jlatllimt by IF. H. GOODYEAR, Druoaint. At A. WOOLLEY’S Now is the time to buy Ladies’, Misses’ and Children’s Shoes At io per cent In order4o make room for the elegant line of spring goods that will soon be here. I have decided to sell every pair of At an advance of ten per cent, of first cost Tins however is a Strictly Cash Sale Call, examine and obtain prices before baying, as 1 will not bo undersold. Yours resp’y, A. WOOLLEY ram™ Valentines of all sorts and all sorts prices. Vdentines for the children, the the aged and middle aged. Make no fttScnit Valentines. Buy them of FRED L HEATH THE H �the nmn emu. Peculiar Their LoraltT- Hood’ Advertise Anything Anywhere samewrina sremw. 3-.L-. eram bttbnto ^Sarsaparilla!*^ 'foe title <rf -Tt* pratert blood jttffcrertr 1 -teM aurires from ih'- tha-Chih-i war ** , ij_.-rov te ta<*ren toe arm-. the arwy wttji bi* antae railed an instirrct break can usrtly to taltal txKi. fw the president ha* <- astttof lanal fua 'tk-v. and the majority L-rarr *- ba* tppmte<l to force u* ww . pfftion Tbs Inmsgaarf '«*«!*, vriwte ux3;t. wHI hr beard from frequent­ ly wjahte the nrxx few work*, sre the fronrtaU* Almuwnte Cochrane «ml Blsao-i Komlaia. ' ue cruixcr E»ur«<*ld* > Le*Al' mirante Lynch, tbe Abt*, the r*m M ujaHar-«. a corvette, tta tnsr»s*irt Amax«k*. «*.rf eta wtwmer Aooncag* « ia towperate Mnd«* The ship* »<ip;-r:isig the g- renim-.-ur ire the iruacl«d Huwa*c*r. hsttrfy put in repair, otu ewrreti • tw*» tr*w*i’ort» and eight torpedo Tbe gorereitncut Skip* taneprtolr uKap*bte of effnt-.re mtsteixr to tta m>nrgvnt flee:, and the tetter toctml tta rovM. Tbe Almirso’.e Curhranc and the Magrlianrs are bum­ tar Bag teufcjuc. Thai place .-* la dr>;w,-a-.e strata, meat •riling for a dolter a pcrund. and tai«Q:.re»» being grnrraiiy paralysed. Tbe Btactf* Encai-ute. c( tbe toMjes'rut vernal* •»*» returned feme the sttan*®f Magellan, where r. taptured the Abtio. and i* now openting ag*ui*» Vaip*nt*.'i and other eo«Kt town*. ” *te tall for a public taildingaC St P*ui. 1 I tare was Limnerwl onl ncxaing bet | M»tt. rsducwg the amwunt from 81.KO.- ; content ions and tawautta.” Jatt u’xart । 50 »*' eohcurrwi in Tbe tW, 8tena*4 Biller was writiag bi* _______ wn __________ _____ ■_ _lu. u-____ re— Peculiar ■ bi|u of miner importance, went trfto com- Atotr tbe cst-ib’tahment <rf thi* finrf eaeresH.1-11 •furnace’’ and ’’foanury’’ at L-nn work* for ll« manufacture of iron «w m-.tfi ia other parts <rf New Eri,-lwd. AT Hood’s Sarsaparilla Any time Girt Her­ by sn terns W. •138,0. An . Uouv tho*son. live < Ms IL Of a uncx Tl Ark Lit* 8cat!->^ .<y, ,, ■ —. — —r. —----wtiered. * i.umber of omasitiw m-swod merts agreed t >, And tbe‘all jwsaed Tbe nuirary academy appropriation bill wa* repurU*! an. p<**cd. ami the fienaiou appeupriatco* UU taken up. bat sent over a* untinf*be.1 bu»-n*na lu t.« boawl A Owrnby. the silver • Hi.tery of a ItewBUfal Flower. ;*<*; u;tnrM>. wa». by r--*o;uti«j. di*- | Tta and bcnutitnl r'..rTwiatbrmnm charged from the custody of tbr vergenut- ku:nrn a* th* ’’Mrs. Alpbeu* Haydy,” at arm* Is committee of tLe whole tbe which ba* rucmUy ixcoe such a tavonu, dipb*n atic and cuusuiar appropriation has cr. intere«Xing history. Several years bill came cp. wa» hud aside w;«h favwa ’ ego there eame to lk>.u.u a young Ja;>*nbte revoxnmrndauon. as-! the ownmUtre r*«- bey. Juwpb N.esltn*, who waa very ■ rocreded u» a evadderation of the « oudry ( anxious to obtam at education stat would civil aj pr«*p*i.'i:»on tail Arter a kmg dj» i cu-ue-u thr cxmitnittee rose, aud the dip- tit him tor mi-si-marr work in hi* own country. H- attracted »be notice of t;w kaualic appropriad -u was pused. late Alpta*s Hurdy. »b(st ph’-ontarr^ y WAifflrNuros C1TT. Te^>. 6 —In the sen- wM well know:;, itxl by hb kindness the aieyv^uriay lugall*. re^y:ngtucriud«:us poor boy received a thorough coite^iaie Preaidro: Bafruawda has annotuxvd a upon hi* art.o& as to the kdotsta rale ,wd and tbeokarica! education. He reiurusd Male of <eiiv and- declares that be will the etertioo* b'-il.Mwd be wv opposed f.»the botae, where be labored with grett am<p*mafnuia LH plao* auul after tbe eta> amv until ids death, a few month* ago. Uce* bril ntouxb. 1 be syxcpathirs <rf the rule but not u* tbe bill, if amended u» salt Soon after bis mum to Japan, wishing to fonagu t ie.vtot it Chili are all aga!n»t him. taxi was ready at any time to take it make wxt- expression of his grauxute, up and couvdcr it He w ored bi* erittea, Mbs. and it t» certain that Le will recmie-jouDij Nersiro* "cat to Mr* Itexdy a txrf»u timber a-<*igftre than tbe prvtactian and charred tuem with leading the Re- tettten ot thirty chrywnttamum plant* Ibccs w ttBlesalc bombardment ut Vaiparaiau pwkdxau party to drfea: The pension ap- ■ which ta ho*: KSthered in bi.* native r.-sunsod any *c,taw pisrre in waft:!. Eun*peau» |wopa*ii< u bill, with ail amcuiihrat- wa* , kraa extcu*.re ertereets. Prcaiden’. Hal- pn**rd. xief ttie cicht-ixair b:il reported, i Mrs. ii-rrfy ptecad those with an rxnethee il:er an sraaioa. maaklUbra o •aflerat -d the prjprrvr of The rienred fl -ruft. who gave the apparentiy Ik<- Aggaatni Savards, out ot tlye adjourned. 1 be (ehaaou bl’i . p;-r.»priatc* wurth'-era plant* excellent care, and was weeuthkai uies ia CL Hu ani the tnsa ta- or«t MX.'rfO.UO rewarded ly a rich collection of U>mcto-.. The boose, after agrorins to ®rrt' at IS vore-1 fw the preaidency by tbe majority Am->DC thcew w» tbe qnrenly flixwer » h;ch Of peopM. •» s*3UD*l Baimatxda» o’cdoek duriug tbe remainder of the sea- baa a-.tmcted so much atteniSi®, and is -­ raa..;-at,. Sai-, k'eente. Edwwi* ha*, it ■ten. went jpiocouirriitee said to ta arrirntal in tbe list of c'.ryanuthe »un ’ ry civil i*Ql. but ISMM4, Lacked tbe rev< ill Gon w.th all Um themum-throughout tbe woriri. Tv this adjocr--!. ; • Mrs. Hardy's name I m been ifl'ci; It is WAiS^.’-Gl uX tmr, Feb. of a pure white color, very large. and baa ate yc*ut ’.ay the naval *ppropriatk*u tuU Lima, Peru, ria GsiVgsTOX. Frh. 8.— wa» reported. A res-.ljriot* wa* adapted incun !.n? ;«<ala. On tbe outer ones are Tbr :aaxl steamer Arequ’-pa being* •** f<*L- csIUnz <m thr pmideat for tbe comspon- 1 found *m*il hut distinct shots. Great pain* bate been taken by Soriste to dis Jewu'X we-w* cp to Jan. 27 Brom Vai>raai^ *2 be eteatse: Ixuprrisi *ccfa dence in reference to the killing ot Gen. cover its ceigin. and photographs ol tbe wa* taking co Ixwrd SjOWmen folr JqniQu-, Barrundia. Tbe twlsnre -of tto ^c.*.un j bios*-::** have been sent to Japan, but at wa> attacked at night by tbr re*olnt.<‘iu*t was ccapisd ia direc**i-jn of tbe eight- : last account* no plant produetr.2 sueh torpor. best Htanco. but the torpedo boat hoar law. and an sgrtbtnrut reaebed that fiowtr* had been L'und in that country.— was n pulsed after *e-xrsJ Lour*’ £gb:icg a vote aball b* taken oc the bill To-day. , New York Ledger. Tbe bouse, after some nhxtinc basine*. ; and tb« Imperial managed to leave VaL Women are not slow to comprehend. panuao. Taitai aad-O'tauarai an tbe only wru: into committee of tbe wh-»Je. Payson I tn tbe chair, oa tbe sundry civil appropria- j They’re quM-k. Tbry’t* »lt»e. and yet it ports taken by tbe revel utfrwriet*. tfcc hili. The pending question wa* the was a nuu> who disc. -. • red tbr one rea»<-dy A team filled witn prisoners was stepped deebdun erf tbe chair'llpn the point of or ' for Cbeir peculiar ailments. Tbe man wk. by SC "pr-mitivas” workmen. who liter- de: raised against Bland’s amendment Vc ' Dr. Pierre. «:»d th* praomo and vxA tbe train to add s free coinage clause torfhe Lili The , Tbe discovery wm his “Favorite Pre­ Iquxjue. haring Cm killed the engineer. point ut order wns that it was nol ger . scription"—the bow to delicate women. The purt* at (Juqaimbo nod Phagua Lave nuuse tft the bill, and thr peas*, wa* snv Why go ruand “with osie fool iu the beet re-taken by tU, kov<romext forera tamed. ' An apr>ea» waa taOleo-U* to 127. grave." ‘•affrring in silescr— mlsundvrThe port of Velpandsb te still bi<<kadrd, Carter. Town—.id of CokwmL>. land. Bar­ Mixd—whrn’ there’s a remedy at hand but I'.evcrf- tt anasv to get In and <mt tine, Turuet <rf Kansa*. Kelly. Law. Coo- that isn’t an experiment, but which is v4d neii. Herui.m. Sweet, and Clark. Repnb- under the guarantee that If von are diNap. after bring overhauled br tbr .bloeksder*. I r an*, voted with the Democrat* pointed In any way in IL you may gvt Freperty Vwy Vxafe. A great many u,"table people iu Santiago tbe ruling. Sod Andrew. Mutchlcr, Vasx, your money back by applying to iu have expre -s.-d drvi.-r* to sell or mortgage Bptnola. Dunphy. Wiley, and Clancy. their property, tut tta govern nmut Las Dvt» -crata. voted with the R-pobik-au*. We can hardly ismgioe a woman’* not protested againit »ueL transaction* and it Tu» bill was debsted for tbe remaiodt-T of try inr it. Pomibly it may be true of «mic the day. and at 8 p. m. tb- Louse took a or two—but we doalrf H. Wcndtu are npc recess to & A number of private peusiou for IL They mrnt have it. Think of a bill* were disputed of at tbe Bight sessioo. pmrriptim and nine cut of ten waiting w ahaDCGTO'. C1TT. Feb 9 -The setuM for IL Carry the news to ttam’ Saturday, agr.td to an order that during The seat of sick hcadaehe Is not In the the remainder of the suasion it »hail meet brain. Ib-ruiate tire stomach at 11 a. m . sit until fl p. m., aad take a cure it Dr. Pterre’s Pellets are LABOR MAKING THREATS. r-cess until S p. m. The rigfat-h-.iur law regulators. was deLaxed ail day atid a number of athr WterM’t Fair. There ia talk of e>:ab!i«blag a mcudmrnt* to it were armed ta Then oo lk^. Feb. <—A spec:al -nreunj of Wolcott’s notion it was recommitted, bal furniture factory at Bay Qty. the Trade and Labor ametnUy wu Lei-1 Blair voted aye and immediately mor-d , yw-ierday. at width tbe oouree of tbe reronaidtraUcxL Pending action, the i World’s fair directory ia not proscribing death of Representative Pbeiaa. of Tennrawe, was announced and the arnote 1 ■ouored It waa said that th* working- adjourned. The house, in comniitiee of tie whok I on® taloegm^ to tta unK-a • had ta.nr ranch to More tbe locate* of the fair at amended tbe World’s fair paragraph in i Oricafp. and subscribed gBto.OOO u. the tbe sundry civil Mil, so a to fix tbe salary ■ of tbe dinctor general at f7.S»». tbe presi-! dent. g&.iuO-. vice preahleot of tbe exrec­ tire commiwre. KOOtn secretary. «.to\ I Susie Lavrteaa. a Detroit servant girl. clerks and steucgrapberA 18.001. Whhoat disposing of the Mil tbc committee row ' Las Le-rn acquitted of tbe murd< r of Lu and tbe death of Representative Phelan, infant Tliere was nothing to six** that tbe child wo born alive. of Ti onrsaee, wu announced. The house as a mark erf respect adynirnad. Catarrh iodteares impure t.*< take Rood's Sareapanila, »i WAtnrvGTUF cnr. Feb. 10.-In the t>:<md. SoU hy all arugci-Os. senate yesterday tbe credentials of Voor­ Bay City is andeTgoing an epidemic of hees and Hansbrougb a* senator, from tbe stale* of IndiAiia and North Dakota, re­ IL M. S. Pinafore. Local talent 4 il.re.. u» wk. spectively. were prevuted and filed. ■wnra Dior* opjxifed to union men thin -*---------- ............................... H. TOiJ Btaxr’s motion to reconsider the vote reco.TuJir.nx tbr eirht-bour law was reketed and thr Nil u as sent Lack to tbe rommittee on education and labor. The Twvcty-flse eants a bottle. bou* copyright Uli wa« tbe-j taksu np The public scljool at Detroit is not equal and dtscuned until 8 p. m., when tbe to tbe demand and arfdltional room will senate took a recrai until 8 p. m. At have to be provided. fl., , k. Z — A . Sivalcau PresLfoacy. irrcmkeMMw-LlqwaT Habit-Im all thr Ctrr ur Mryicc. Fsb k-During the pan rnoath the Leader* of the Lib ral party hare been erc*ideriag the adviM*MHky of oaaaging the tew <rf sncenwioa to the Frre.'teacr. Tbe best informatux: <rf>taica'Ja u> the effect that a vjor preaidew? u .'rcj-'td upwa, but that toe ewndi• date f'.t tta crfSce j. aot yM opat bc^. (tewaatea cf tta T:va*«ry Dublan an Children Cry for Pitcher’s Castorla. Children Cry for Pitcher's Castorla. Children Cry for Pitcher’s Castorla. iMMrftay J u. a* s*»«x City, la. Ssorx, Cm, te., Feb k—Th* extensive w*re bourn of tta T-tartcu Stetom com­ pany. wholewit groeera. «m totally dretrnyed by aftre ia-t night. 1^,«Kc inssranre. FJO.flttL White this let w» tmraing aaotoer fire bro^e out m wx■ WRITE TO lOO Doses One Dollar S EX-V^ iMCiils Geo. P. Rowell & Co. ENGINES, Improved Variable Friction Feed, No. io Spruce Street, re arf Px-Cat»Uw’-*L«l*pectei prtrew A. B. FARQUHAR CO., York, Pa. NEW YORK. HOSE’S EXTBftCT CLOVERBLOSSOM HtORATE OBDKU. ««te erf MR tugj«a.Co-rnrt of Birr At a tt tbe rvs’wlr ■ (JMraty <rf Barry. teaMee st the Pi Btoerf and Bkin INreaaee. Fan b li. bot Plat Bowl*. or 6 Bsclet for r Ibcaa ScHdExsnct Sold by W. H. Goodyear, (NEW YORK? for ieei DAILY. SIBBAY. WEEKLY. tpsgr*. te. » pages 4e. » er w pare* ic. The Aggressive Republican Journal Of the Metropolis. A XEWSPAPEB FOR THE MAiSiS Circalatioa jD-ATI/X". over IGO,000 espies The Frew* i* a Xattaaa] Newspaper. Cheap news. % ulgar m nsatiotta and irasb find no place in the column* ot Tbe I*rr«»*. The I’rr*« has tbe brightest Editorial page in New York. It sparkte* with pointa. Tbe I’reas Sunday Edition is * s-piendid twenty page ps[*-r covering exery current topic of interest The Press Weekly Edition contains all the good thing* ot Daily and Sunday editions. For tbo-e who cannot afford tlie Dally or are prevented by distance from early receiving IL Tb< Weekly Is a splendid subtitute. ’ AN ADVERTISING MEDIUM Press tuu no superior, in New THE PRESS. Within tbr rtweh of alL Tbe best and cheap­ est Newspaper published in Arae tea. Daily and Sunday, one year. Itetly and Sunday. 8 months. Daily and Sunday. 1 month, Daily only, one year. Daily only, four months. Sunday, one year. Weekly Pre*, one year. THE CHESS, Potter Buildin<. M F»rk Row. NEW YORK. PROTECTION OR FREE-TRADE. WHICH f Do you want to keep thoroughly petted on the effects erf the New Tariff Law, a* shown from week to wu*k? Du you want to know all aboct tbe Fia-cy of Protection and karc an aaaeer to every false stau^ueiu of 'd»c Free-Trader*? fittiSSS day out bedi & and the’ the M C<>i cho »ior H �wife, of Done 1*ter, for repertin : that ba SCHOOL COLUMN bal been discovered cheating at curds, In tbe extrema and it te aakl that the Prince o; Wales teiaua De» the largast producing will be a witness in the com. tie wor!-’. Measaring 160 milt* nt Charlev H. .Br.in*coinb,t, the founder ot Mrs. Sheldon to Follow in 8tan< J. N. McCullough, first vice president of Seventeen More Miners Meet a Lv rrnce, Kan., and prominent in tbe the Pennsylvania railroad,’ died Sunday Tlie uivvliiig of the Association on Ute owned and operated by a jiyudiaaia ley’s Footsteps. enrly struggles of that state, in dead. Terrible Death.' at his residence ou Irwin avenue, Alle­ northern capitalists. Toe ae 3Ht was a success and we think all went The treartv.y depart ment Wednesday gheny, Pa. of the tract were pnrctatMd ia from away so fueling, unless, pereliancc, it may | nnrehns. ■! ounce* of Uly. r at price» l। ’ Tbe fruit steamer Simon ’.Dnlxiis is tethe state of Louteiana and from United KSW FIND OF AROIEMT EGYPTIANS. DROWSED UKE K4.TS IB A HOLE. have been a ccrtaln-Look agent wla> probe ranging from ^l.C9G U> *1-02* |wr ounce. ! liaved to have sunk near* where the1 States government bly now Ims some doubts about being him­ At that Ums it wa* a vast greeting land Goxx-rr.or McIntosh, captain of tbe Light Vtecaya went down some m uth» ago oil for tl*c cattle of tho few dealers of thn bad seventeen t>vul- f»o Workmen, Ignorant of Their Peril, self one of the ‘•Kings of the PIctform” Hcncnien. Hcrwmtm. wna «hol ■>»> and instantly ic.r.uucj killml Absscom light. -She -----------• neighborhood, over 30,000 bead of half wild by au Indian policeman Tuesday in Indian ou »•» of whom are lost if she has whereof he discoursed so beautifully. horses and entile being thereon. Now thte rerritorv. 1, *unkterritory. Notwithstanding the error lu date, the at­ immense tract is divided Into uonwniient A young woman called nt the countv W. Mi-Zi•utuerman, a;’nt of the-Fr.rm* l tendance waa very fair mid the spirit of pasture station*, or ranches, existing every efhflttdarioaer^i room at Chicago Saturday ers’ Alliance supply store at Spartansburg, and chnrge<l that her steplather bad sold six miles. The fencing alone coot in the the meeting good. Some of Utoae whose S. C., hns rubted the Alliance of about neigbtK>rb<x>J cf &.0U6. Tbe laud ta brat . the dead body of her mother to a nnslic.d lumcs appeared upon the program did not so it is reported, , college In order to supply himself with adapted for rice, sugar, corn and cotton. thr names moat, recently men­ drink. LOXDOX, Feb. 10,-Mra. French Sheldon All cultivating, ditching, etc., is dene by White Havkx, Pn.. Feb. A-White appear, something that should never hap­ pen. The mtislu kindly furnished by the will leure for Bombaava in a week. She steam power. tioned f'T sKtetary of the treasury are John Carr lured Aaron Lones to per lh<w ol Hub-itT. Lincoln, ‘•ifat* Clark­ jure himself *0 that Carr could get a ul- ••raking at tho head of a gangway yesler-* Middleville Glee Club was excellent and A t ract, say, half ft mile wide, is taken, , lay two miner* drilled a bole through a pil­ contributed, in tin small degree, to the expect*to cutch the British Host African and uu engine Is placed on each side. The son, Cdtuiaroller lutcy, ajiii Representa- vorcr, and then neglected to pay Ixmes cmijwtny’* steamer nt Naples, an J to reach engine* arc portable and operate a cable hi* price. Both are now In jail. Lima, O. lar, letting in tbe water which had been succcm of the meeting. Mr. Chas. H. Gaskill discussed number her d -stinatiou by the middle uf March, attached to four plows, and under thte ar­ Mary L’i.xiui, while drmik at Chicago, The board of manager* of Soldier^’ used in filling iq the uorked-out urine No. laydouu in *.n aliv. wdth l.er babe in her homes at their meeting in Wnshingtoa J, of Hayden & Co., at Jennsvillc. The teaching through tbe tirst year’s work. she ha* organized au expodition, com­ rangement thirty acres a day arc gone arm*. The Ceprzsrd mother w:w found City In*! *e-vk allotted 8(25.433 to the home water flooded No. 1 Uope and drowned Illustrating by blackboard exercise*. Be­ posed of fifty natives; interpreters und over with only tho labor of three meul ing called from the room, we heard only carriers, aud will proceed from Mombossa Harrowing, planting end other cultivation • ■ ue^J mqrui ig nearly dead, whtl • toe babe at Milwaukee, and <T5,500 to the one nt wventrau peraoao. Following. I* a list of w_ c;w ak .. c sure BUIV t-» Kihnsnjara, made famous by Messrs. i* done in a like manner. Thera Is not a close. „ of Mr. uaaBlll Gmikill's. talk, „ but are was iqcotTW;’, irotun stiff. ’ Marion, Ind., for the quarter beginning thoac who lust their lives: Bdrard Galin* , thv that the number teaching In our school* I)U jChaillu and Johnston. She will be -slngte'draught horse on the entire ptace. Hrmy Kr tipar. <1.* Ikniisville, took hold ghor, Henry Ball, James Gridin, Joseph is one hundred pct oenL butter than la*t the first white woman who has penetrated Of course horses are used fur the herders ut a - i vt ” wire Monday aud was stricken W. S. Brooks, of Hannibal, Mo., plunged utrvmi.c.oUN.’ When he recovered be was head first from the fourth story ot me Ho Mntu<cowit*, Lawranca Reed—all married I year. He finds Hut to tench thoroughly that remote region, which i« ent irely bar­ of cattle, of which t-hero are 10,(XX) bead. Tho Southern Pacific railway runs for a r ivi»rt maniac, and the doctors say that tel Thorn, nt Kansas City, Mo.. Monday. minor*. B isll Fluke. Joseph On.uk, Ber- kU the combinations up jo 10 te enough barous. She will be adCbtDMoied by an­ thirty-six miles through the farm. Ths ate brail: te nearly baked, and that lie will Hi* head wos mashed to a pulp. No cnn^c nurd Mcffinkcy, John Toumd.ski—all unutaai ................ • other white woman as an attendant, but company have three utcamboat* ui<crntlng • Sup’t Huron, of In his usual­ never recover. married miner*. Patrick Kelly. Thoma* - Middleville. ■■ ■ for tho suicide known. ly earnest manner dlsctisstul the "Import­ the ren'.rJuder ot thu expedition will lw* on tbo waters ot their estate*, of which The rfnbezzleinent of the state fund* of Sara Bernhardt, the French actn-s, new Glick, John Borne*,Janius Balnck, Michael ance uf Private Study” to the teacher. c-nnptwed of 1 ntive*. there arc 390 miles navigable.. They hove Arknnbs* by State Treasurer Woodruff playing at New York, ba* n number of Smith, Joseph Word, Snmuel Porter, and also an icehouse, a bank, a shipyard and This matter may be viewed In two wnjs: Proposes to Have.Good Cooklug. !..-.s left the state Without money.to pay pets, amouqyrhlch were four snake*. Men Mike Pulush—all laborers. Objectively or ns related to the commercial She expect* lo bo absent four months. n rice mH!.—Spore Mumeuts. its legidaturo. day she found two of themfruz-n stiff,; vahu* of tbe teacher's. services, and sub- On I ein:; <wcn Mrs. Sheldon said Mr. AxliKtarat Norwich, Conn., the other and is now disconsolate. Charles Boyle und Patrick Coil were tbe । jectiveiy or as related to the teacher him­ Staul.y bml done nil that be possibly Thirteen t'buusaud coal miners in the two men drilling the hole tlthii tiny took a piece uf wire half an inch long _________________ —... Two . * Caused the 4 self. rx.'uses are usually riven by coftld to further tbe undertaking, and she It Is needles* to point out the good that a ■mt <j( tho vyv Jf » Hu)v girl. It'wo* pin- . Connell*vHb’’ l*n.)district struck for anadf< r ..not doing their duly in disaster. uuiaswr. « nue tney they were at work Briw- . teachers fw van,*,* ill u->urn« ........ . While .hoped -to bi- able to secure the services of ffrcwilldo in keepiuga room free from damp I vance in Monday operator* budded hi the irta. _r ... <wages ■ * Tip; -■»- -• — n-l.......... ’ ’s regntd: , Lack of time and of Hu, a driver, wa* dune by, and hit cried • ’^ . Gcs’rgv L. Yaple will not contest the not only refuse tiie advance n*ked for, but iqme ot Ills Zanzibaris. She nddv.l that acdtiil unwholesome moteture,andin many T I mentis. means. Less Iz»» 1 lime wasted in jiarties climate* frequently saving valuable furaiout: “Boys, for God's tutke, run tor your -. ;U in coqgrate from the Fourth । demand a reduction in wage*. and frivolous an amnsemrnts will answer the *he would require twelvo luaret* for tbe ture—pianos in particular—frotn decay, t Mu hi;t m di-tree:. ami Burrows' calling ‘ Dr. ’s troubles Hr. Talmage Talmage's trouble* arc are growing Uvea, or you will be drowned.” In n mo­ I first objection; objection, and the Increase In palanquin, that te. three relays ot men. nay, often ruin. But it must be clearty un­ ment thereafter the' water came, and Urisslid c!e<!t ion are sure. I The contractor for the now Brooklyn tabsalary naturally following a better prepa- "Some African expeditions,” condudvd derstood that it te not the air which te puri­ At M: Auburn, O.. Monday .. . ,the public ernaclc has stopped work beuiuso the liu barely escaped with hte life. Besides ratlon will solve the second difficulty. No Mrs. Shvldou, “have suffered terri­ fied. but that a new, fresh and wholesome • • funds arc not forthcoming, aud threaten* him six others eM*|a.*d. They are: lleuty school can be Improved without first im­ bly on account of the barbir- at mosphare has replaced the one that haa school children became so |*ateiotic that they wrecked the German Ung flying ov»r to sell the uncuiuplated structure to set­ Gibbon, John Neems. John and Charles proving the teacher, and this Improvement .->ua and and horrible manner in which been used up. In short, the infected air tle hi* claim. the Gcrqiau consulate. Boyle, William Coll, and Patrick ColL must. In the main come from private study. their foo.l ha* teen prepare.I. I propone hns been rarefied by the heat, and proper Mr*; Laura 11. Whitney, the widow of The county jail nt Liberty. Mo., was | The waler rose rapidly, and before any nt- Teachers must find tllme and means to to obviate at least this’ danger by taking ventilation being provided It expels itself, ffoi. Samuel B. Whitney, was given a broken open about 3 o'clock Mon lay ' tempt could Iw made to rescue any ot the carry tlite on. Wliat most teacher* need with me an experienced Arab woman from the apartment. Fire aud combuacheck forW.lfrJB at the United states pen - morning, and Henry Smith, Ab? Smith. is a less exalted opinion of their own cook." tion In general, so far from purifying pol­ Albert Hiatt, and Richard William* other workmen the slope, which is <124 feet abilities aud a moie hearty recognition of »km ollicv in Chicago Wednesday. NEW SUPPLY OF MUMMIES. luted air, actually deteriorate a prodigiooe deep, was flooded to the mouth, und they the value-of study. The market te over­ By the confession of another man it haa made their escape.Five othnre did not ac­ were ennght aud drowned. quantity of it in a short tlmt^ stocked with nominal teaehers, but really Therefore not only a common fire, bat been di^corered that Pat«y Divine, who cept the chunc to oescaps. When Judge Benedict, of the United good ones are scarce. A thoroughly good even a lighted candle (to say nothing ©t was bunged at Alton, lite , a few years The new* of the disaster caused great1 teacher need not look for situations and C airo , Feb. 10. — A remarkable discovery States circuit court, of New York, learned lampsor g:u»), when kept hr a well closed ■ zgo for tr.e murder of Aaron Goodfellow, excitement, airti the mouth of the slope wu.1 an innocent man. Circumstantial that one of the juror* in the cu*e of Janies was *Ouu thrungt-d with the anxious famr' can demand almost any salary within the hns been made by M. Grebaut, the director 4 (or, more properly speaking, an ill dosed) A. Simmon* (on trial for tbe wrecking of ' bounds of reason. ot the department of Egyptian antiquities, room, wherein the external air has not a evidence. the Sixth National bank) iu>d at one time I Hies and relative* of the workmen and; Miss Hallock felt sare that teacherscan through information furnished by native*. tree access, renders the air of that room The hKert reported trust L* a soda water done business with Sitnmou*. be immedi­ others. The scene* when it was positively find time fur this If they only really set A vast tomb has been fouud containing noxious in an incredibly abort spa»x ot fomitaiit cotnbiife. known who wmlost were heartrending. ately discharged the jury. about iu th* innmtuie* of the high priests of Am­ time. Tbo remedy te in our own hands. A general strike of dock laborers is iu The McFarland bank, of Boone, la . is Wive* implored piteously of the tuinerp Sup’t Sterling thought that no teacher It te for ns mothers and housewives not 1 standing by (who knew too well the fatak, can long hold a place for which he is not mon, ‘•Monarch of the Gods," a local divin­ only to give instructions, but to personally progn.** at Cardiff, Wale*. Every coal in trouble. ity of Thebe*. The tomb 1* in the locality result) to save their husbands from the tip in Cardiff is idle. Salisbury has called a general meeting terror* of a watery grave. Idttlc chil­; fittcsl, nor. on the efber liand. need he among the limestone cliffs of the Sybian see that tbe upper sash of at least one win­ The Alliance ami Democrat* carried of the leader* of the Conservative party i. long remain in a place that he lias really dow in ouch living room is opened mH day dren were crying for their fathers, and, ' outgrown. When he fits himself for. a mountains, west of that city near Debr-el- long, and then gradually to accustom our­ Okinhomi at the elections for county for early iu March. Bnkri, where Brugsch Bey made his faretativrs praying for the safety ot their ciiictTH Held W<-diie**tay. selves, our children, and ail over whsm wa ? A tornado struck Helena. Ala., Mon­ loved one*. The sorrowing wire*, rein­. better place, the way will open. "1 do mou* find of royal mummies iu 1881. have control, to sleep with them in that At Ozirk, Ala., Wednesday a mad dog day, wrecking a large amount of property tires and friends were filially convincedi not profess to be a walking encyclopedia," bit six people and a titimber of dog* anti and injuring several persons, but none that there wn* no hope ot rescuing any of, he said, and have no hesitation in carrying The tomb te twenty-five metres below position. We should quickly find our own wtuh • it waa killed. the stirfac • nud ba* two stories, tbe upper­ restless nights beootne peaceful, while our ' fatally. the men, and were led away from ths books around with me." Cha*. E. Woodman and others followed most uot having yet been opened. In the .little one* would have the proper propor- ■ The forcctoaure sale by the Centrall scene of thte new mine horror by sympoMi»» Qraec Gridley, of Amboy. Illa., all testifying to lite absolute need of this lower 2XU Bqrcophngi have already been ’tion of oxygen 30 rewulial to their young has been ill • > .i-imtu-n couditit>u for Trust company of the property uf John E thetic hand* to their homes. work. found, the oldest dating from the eleventh lives.—London Queen. Bnrion wh* field Izike Geneva. Win, the past year, te now recovering. Sup’t Sterling gave an excellent talk up­ Monday. Tbe laud brought 9120,l<Xk Many theories *rv uuvunced an to the- on penmanship, explaining Ids method uf dynasty, or 2,-XIO B. C. There were also A IxHidbn cablegram says that John. C cau.te of the great disaster. Some charge’ teaching tlite Important subject. Drawing dircorercd 100 papyri, several statues of destroyed by Art* Thursday and an in­ Tbe religion of the Japanese women znnst mate. a girl uf 15, lAjrued to death. it to neglect to notify the workmen of the; and penmanship naturally go hand in tbe Theban triad. Iris, Oslri* and Nepthis, position iu President Harrison's cabinet dutigcrou* proximity ot tbe water, as only' band. Tlie child most have a correct eon­ with vast quantities of rtafaettes and np;>eor very complicated and confuted to» lu Barcelona. Spain, Thursday, tbe votive offerings. Everything is in their little giddy bruina when even the tTOop.-i ;.tt:ieked a lure ting of Republicans, made vacant by the death of Secretary a few of' tbe old miner* knew of the pres’­ tvption ot form and acquire the ability to feet state of per*rrration. The upper tnosl learned priest* of their country loar Windom. ence of the great body ot water in the old execute. Music 1#»jnost valuable aid In and several citizsns were wounded. story will be opened immediately. themselves in .their cosmogonies, their ’ Three yi!tiers who were imprisoned by ■dope. Even those tlint knew of it bad no’ securing a free amWpasy movement Tlite The cobl wave has reached tbe eastern symbols, their metamorphoses of gods in 'tab-* at Dover, N. 11. W. duesday night e*cnping water in a mine near Wilkca- idea that the workings were driven as* was Illustrated OLD WORLD GLEANINGS. a variety ofablnckthat millenary cliaos upon which the . barrv. Pa., last Wednesday, were re-cued near to the water a* they were. A large; board exercises accompanied by tbe orgau. the li-tnpernrure wa* Id degrees below. Buddhism of India haa so strangely (u>hu4 j A reciprocity agreement between this Monday. They were found in an exhaust­ force of men wa* immediately put to work’ "The Personalities of the Teaclter" was itself without destroying anything. Their ■ la d Reciprocity. pumping out the water. How long it country and Brazil w signed by Sec re ed condition the theme of Snp't McLanghlin of NasliIXJNDON, Feb. 10.—The reciprocity treaty most serious cult soctnti to be that of their The beer saloon of Ftelwr Coulter, at will take tea question, since no definite‘ ville. Some one has said that it is not tary Blaine and the Brazilian minister defunct ancestors. These shades of fautllFredericksburg was blown to piece* i fea df the volume ot water enn be ob-। what a man'knows but what he Imports between tbe United States and Brazil has iar god* possess in each household a per­ last Saturday. •uined. Some of the miners say It will J. W. Toombs, agvut of tbe Goodrich with dynamite by some “law-rcvereuctr-” take four week* before the bodies can be that Is the Important thing. Teachers aroused much uneasincM In trading cir­ fumed altar, before whidi tbe living pray company at Manitowoc, Win., hanged of that town Monday. Fredericksburg is teached, but ethers incline to tbe opinion' should moke their personality felt In every cle* here, especially a*, by the govern- long at morning and night, without, nook and corner of their work. Much m.•nt's own admioion, there is no obliga­ however, believing absolutely In the Im­ himself Thursday owing to fear that his a local option town. that it will take much longer. that is lacking In the school’ may be bad tion ou Brazil to accord similar favors to mortality of the soul and in the persist age would soon eausc bls dismissal from if the teacher determines to have 1L This England. English merchant* have welL cnee of tbe human ego as understood by his position. ' BOILED IN A BATH TUB. DUBLIN. Feb. 9.-The Freeman'* Jour- I was illustrated by a personal reference es ablishcd bouses nt Rio de Janeiro and our occidental religions. The bes^kivi body of a nude man, with n«l says that white the. Boulogne con- |i frightful Aoeldrat at the KaUmuoo In-- showing how an old house was repaired, cither Brazilian cities, and tbe British To the religious contradictions wfcich the exception of a stocking aud shoe on apparatus provided, and salary nearly trade with the republic is wry vnioable. bnflle us must be guided Huperstftions m the left leg, was found floating at high fcrence* ore productive of > hopeful feel­ tide ul the foot of Idiight street. New Ing they lire so for without final result. KalAM-VZOO, Mich., Feb. A—Mrs. doubled. Teachers should get acquainted It in feared that tnuuh of this will ba lost old as the world. Die strangest or the The unsettled questions, howwr. do not Janus Barth wa-. fatally scalded nt the. with the parents and learn ot the home life to England. gloomiest, and fearful to listen tool ulghti Pools of blood w^b? found on the dining­ refer to the retirement of Purnell or Ell>- state asylum here Tuesday by the carc- of their pupil*. Some of the cliaracterGreat Britain Has Nothing tn Say. Z Beings half gods and half ghost haunt the room floor in the rest I cnee of the Bev. Dr. eral demands that his retirement shall b.- ' leM-nesa of two attendants, who were giv­* inkles nf u teacher's |iersonallly are sinccrLondon. Feb. 10.—Sir Jarhes Fergusson, black darkness; nt crossways in the woods perruant.''According to tbe Journal Par’ Itjr, high Ideals of life, and intense sympnstand ancient idol* gifted with singular Sunderland at Wushiugton City, aud as ing her a bulb. She came here a week1 thy. Mr. MeLanghlln te of pleasing ad­ of the’ foreign office, answering a questio 1 powers; there are miraculous stones lo the nouoeot the family had been hurt tbe uell meant what be said in committee to parliament yesterday relating lo the depths ot forests. A nd to have an approx­ ......; ................ t ago from Spring Like, where she had room Np. 15, .of tlie bou.*c of commons, ’.1 dre^s an«'be-, favorably impressed the Associsur.'— - —r — ,------ — — ......— .police an- puzzled over tbe mystery. American reciprocity treaty with Brazil, imate idea of the faith of these women Five hundred employe* of tbe Illinois namely that he would retire rrotn’'the come insane ata revival. She r. qulred. thm. and us to whether Great Britain would with small oblique eyes, one must reduce on rvceiviug certain certainassurances. assurance*. ;, ffrequent baths, and being beluga welghStaci coupon v at Chicago are ou a strike I leadership « “ receiving nxjucn’. hath*, a woman weigh—------. " ‘. | Miss ------------------------Bessie George redbed In an.... effectf j:. ... ....... «.iz ... ... for for the discharge ... of ।I , ‘c2r I? *7 “C over ‘>rer 200 pvuilii'. pon^'- u lf r«>oir«l at- • c,«ire way portraying some scenes In have equal commercial advantages in Bra­ to chaos all that I have just said, then try .. (ftrt -------..... __ ‘i:;i; icijutnu three curve ninnj a n purui pin iu p-c c>u• .»■» h-gher v.Mce* and aw. ... --4... -m the real enough to sat-- .J*. UMt... k, ' .tondantato in 1 «*• Rebellion, bathe her. and two>1 bolding med levber wa* In‘we the Rcbdlion. and a medhy was well zil with those bestowed by the treaty on to transpose it Into giddy brains that an obnoxious ' foreman. Theretirement v.urks .areis ;i tiot . isfy the Eng Ena lbmb liberal pre« t iej i.:u . the United States, replied that Great Brit laughter prevents most of tbe time from :«fy tbe orttu-cl tic the ,„i, tub <a-hilf> while tlie the cither other on* one n*r performed the 'j rendered VOidered l>v by (Hile Ollie IjUhrou. lAthrup. still running, although atairt of hand*. 1- put up with k. service. Tuesday morning, while Rosa I After Unde ling a heart/vote of thanks aln bail no commercial treaty with Brazil, thinking, and that seem at moments to The old military quarter* at Fort Snell­ mid coqjd not, therefore, demand tbe same have the heedlessncs^ of the bruins of THE MARKETS ’ . Smith, a graduate of the State Normal j tu the Glee Club, the Association ading. near St. Pr.:il. won* drsf roved by five school. ami Minnie Irwin and Anna Van ’ jounied to meet on the Saturday following trading right.■> a* thoee bestowed by the blrdu.—Pierro Loti lo Harper's. Thursday. treaty on the United States. Vleet were giving Mrs. Barth a hath the the first week ot the Institute. By an cxplwion of giant powder in the ICAQO. Fub-V. Query.—Would It not be better to have wheel attached to the hot water pipe was Wlerfly tunnel at Kokomo. Cola. Thurs­ Produrr Butter—1 more frequent meetings of the Association? \80me odd notions creep into print about accidentally turned, and scalding, steamLont>ON, Feb. 10.—Tbe news of Baron day, William Young aud John Anderson tdHet treatment. One lately sara that ' • Ing water rushed into the tub. were bl.»wn to atom* and John Johnson. Hirech** immense gift for the benefit of wearing gloves at night wrinlAra tbe . During the past two week* there hnve per lb Jo4i£Mclz!od, and Will Crane terribly in­ Dressed poultry -Chfc.cim, Russian an 1 Polish Jews immigrating to duck* mua: turkey*. Iiiu-li . pw. fiftS*-; The shrieks of the maniac, mingled with come to us at least uue (Kindred letters tbe United State* has baen received with hands und makes them yellow. That de- ’ jured. the scream.* of the attendants, were heard from pupils in various parts of tbe county. considerable Nattefaction in Loudon, ns pends entirely on the care taken io the ■ Governor Boyd'delivered his tneasage matter. Worn a* sleeping gloves uanully.We thank the dear children for these all over tbe lurtitution. Thattendant* to the Nebraska legtela‘mre Friday, so Barban.a. 9O.7;l»c. gweet potatoes-Jews. letter* and would answer every one of there te strong opposition both among the arv, iu* long as they will bold together, that his exceltancy has at tart been $a75 <.«» per b»4: JUinote. «a>n&a.!W. Apphn overe nimble to lift Mr*. Barth from the churaes and business men to any soiled to Ix'gin, soaked with refwatod dnaIf it were possible. al le®st working recognizwl by *the lawmaking power of Cooking. ILUJULOU per bbl: eating, SLOOufcO’. •tub, and she d-as poweriess to asairt bfer- them n>ore immigration of Russian Jews to Helt, for the flesh was cooking on her show onr appreciation of their kindness by England, and Lord Salisbury’* govern­ ings of cold cream, not too good at the tbe state as he has nil along been recog­ body. Finally «he was removed, and de­ working more faithfully to make the ment has l*en a-ked to interfere to pre­ start, and rancid with the heat of wearing The quotation* on tbe board of nized by almost everybody else. them for hours longer than a woman ever spite all medical efforts she died Tuesday schools better. A fire at Caledonia, Livingston county. (From No. 10. Yantai Springs. Mary vent it. Tlie l.itest arrivals from Russia, wears glove* for dress, unless at a ball, it night. Yesterday the raytam authorities nn their way to America, are of the most is no wonder they turn the skin yellow und N. Y.. Friday, destroyed property valued Turkey, teacher.) laid the case before (he coroner, ami an iusqualid description and it Is probable that draw it Into wrinkles. at f7j,(M0. Na “ Felwnary. opened -'.If. cliwd a«ic; Vertig.-.! 10:1 will be 1m l. It te thought the Middleville, Mich., Jan. 50th 1801. local authority jwould havo interfered to Soaking tbe hands with olive oH.nlnwnd Samuel Gompers, he.*d of the Federation May. ojietuxl 3Sl*c. cIosmI SSJfc; Jnly, opened affair w ill bt» investigated by the leginta- Mr Enoch Andrus firevent their remaining here, even if the oil or vaseline will yellow them in timo, as of Labor, has started ou a long eight-hour S3HC. ckasd 5'.*Hr. Osts—No. » May. opened Bastings. Mich. rnpcrinl government hod not acted. MUU __________________ c I oms I <5Hc; Jone. <na<*«d clramd the skin tales the hue of oiled paj>er or lecture tour. Dear Sir < *y?>c; July, opened and doeed C^c.1 Porkparchment But choosing a pair of easy A BIG STRIKE BEGUN. It has been discovered that the Belgian Februnry. ojwn d I will tell you about oqr sch<»ol house. clowsl March, LcNDON, Feb, 10.—Aveliug, the Social­ fitting old gloves, well cleaned inside as army >* larg-ly Infected with Socialism, opemrt MUS- cU*rl '*J°: May. opened JVJU. It stands in ft beautiful grove. Il te while, and great excitement prevail*. ekwed SV.K.-X l^rJ-Pobranry. opened 8i®k and the teacher puts examples on the ist, having fdile-1 to make the deposit re­ well os out, the bauds, not the gjoves, well * An avalanche buried twenty two wood­ closed MKHbonrd and we work them. 1 uni lu Speller. quired by the English law on the part of rubbed with any wholesome dressing, they ! Pittsburo. Pa., Feb. 10,—No coal bn* Reader, aud Arithmetic. 1 am in the a candidate for .parliament, ban been cannot but be very much improved by the cutter* working on a mountain side in the been” mined in any of tbe pita owned by third grade. My father is a farmer. He cqmpelle.i to retire from tbe contest in wearing. It is not easy to see wby.it should province of Gtaru*, Switzerland. moderately active. pri-:e* Ife lower; light the Frick. Schoonmaker or McClure coke keeins horses, cows, pigs, hens, turkeys, Northampton. When tbe Social Demo­ be Injurious to wear gloves to sleep in any A fire in tbe soda works ot Church & grad**, sa.SkB8.0J: rou«h imckiug. more than slocking*. There te roally no Co., at Green Point, L. 1. Thursday did mixed. gS-USt-XM; heavy ptu'irtnz and rtiippta; companies since Saturday, and noons but rabbits, cate, and one dog. We have six­ cratic federation refused to advance the coke drawer* were al work yesterday. teen desks lu our school bouse aud six money lor AveHng’a candidacy it was way of keeping housekeeping hands in or­ damage to *i:e amount of r300,<XX). kx*. 8a.w33.4ft: viz*, ttwaasi thought that the Tories would do no in der without the practice.—Shirley Dore's CalUo- Beef rteera, SSattjU-W; stockera and Thirteen thousand men are out on a windows In IL x Several hundred people were killed iu order to keep him in tbs field and divide Yours truly the recent uprising iu Chili, which was feedei*. fS&UBSu.'; cow* and bull*. ttuOB Strike: there will be InrgJ additions to the Liberal vote. The Tories, however, Bbith Tvbxxk. caused by the insubordination ot tbe aol- aS3; ralvus. SSMai-"*. Shoep-Trade aotire. that number by to-morrow and ths dura­ HOV.-kW; bunte*. W4-8-^r< 1J; extra sbeop. tion of the conflict i* merely a conjecture. resolved to let Avcling shift for himself. diera. That the groom of •’'na of tart week’s (Na 7, Yankee Springs, Eliza Glrvin, iTro^r.wrn-Hur!, 4H®ta per lb; whisk Oi>erators and worker-* are equally firm Tbe new smokeless gunpowder factory weddings was ao deeply enamored of Leopold inil the Ijilwrrru. teacher.) 1 at Spandau, Germany, has received orders Lrurti. Stte'V; grem. -elf working. 3lsz®4c: h> their determination, and both are alert . Bowens Mills, Mich, Bbubsels. Feb. 10.—King Leopold re­ his fair bride us 10 foreshadow tbe common brush. £MV to prevent a repetition of the depredations to work day and ulght until further inside and covers. Jan the 19,1891, ceived a deputation of workingmen from future happiness uf the couple » per­ of previous strikes. notice. Mr. Enoch Andrus th*. Workingmen’.-- Council of Industry, haps augured by a little incident which he doe* not mind telling himself. It The overdue National line steamer Den, Boating* Stabbed to the Heart. who told the king that they had decided to wm iu tbe early days of their acquaint­ mark, winch sailed from London Jan. 15, Mich. pledge their support to the demand for uni­ ance, and he was about mailing his St. Favu Minn., Feb. 10.—One of the and concerning which Home anxiety hna Dear Friend,— versal suffrage. The king said'that the moat thoroughly unprovoked murders first note to her. Although tbe ruhaive been felt, ha* reached New York. 1 go to school and study reading, arith­ that St. Paul has ever known tock plnre metic, physiology and language. I am workingmen were wrong in considering was a comparatively unimportant one. reAbout half the akin contributed to J. themselves a separate cart. “Weare'BriRyr-Neglected. at Arion hall, where a dance waa in pro eleven years of age. We have pine* In gten*,” said the king, “in our different O. Dickerson by hi* brother Knight Tem­ Mfcc. Bartey-Negteetod. Pork — Dull; mom, 5W^OjJi.75 foruow. Lard — log had been mingled with mttcb abaorbgre**. early yesterday. Joseph Mncelln. our school house. We have three chair* gnules.” The workingmen's delegate* re plars of Chicago, ia growing on all right, who ran a lunch stand, had a quarrel with but in about a month another coll will be Quiet; March. »k(8: May. From your Friend ' plied that tl»ey had been mane a separate ing thought of what future uo’.on ta bar Live Stock: Catttli- Trudin-; tan andae- Savioe Rodino. Paola Binds, a worker in toa. might breathe, and he walked down fee made ou the knighte for some more akin Clara Tutumbb caste in being refused the right to vote. street to mail it. puffing some very ptans* morale, happened to b» standing near, to complete the job. , (2nd Grade) uni pictures from his mcerachaum. At A quarrel arose at a ball at Dalia*. Tex., buhr. and dry cows. Jl.WlTa Sheep and and put In ft few words, whereupon Binds (No. 1 Hope, Leroy Thorpe, teacher.) LoxiKJU, Feb. Id—The Guild Hall ma­ tbe box, still absorbed, he dropped, ns he • Friday, during which Adeline Scroggiua taxnl> -Steep dud and lower; lamb-, ufeady; Uiratxl fiercely upon him, and seizing a Cedar Creek Jan 23. 1891. V 1B» t>«; is uta. 110)0,7.134- larse bread knife from the lunch counter stabbed Mr*. Gilbreath througn tbe heart. •beep. norial of citizens of London to the czar in thought, tbe letter Into the receptacle and retraced his steps to his uparunenta. As slabbed him in tbe heart with It, killing Mr. Andrus Mr*. Gilbreath before dying felled her favor of more lenient treatment ot tbe Hastings Mich him instantly. Dorez Dimetro interfered murderess with an ax. Scroggins is in still in hi* hand. What, then, bad be V) prevent the cutting, and was badly cut Dear Sir jail. Both nrgroe.*. b try yesterday from St. Petersburg, with­ into the box? lite pipe, of c-mrae, 1 Ht. LuUtA Feb. ft My Teacher Ixiroy Thnrpe said 1 about the hand and wrist. A foot and a half of anow cover* the any comment,through Baron De Steal, there he fouud it a few ndnu.' ja tati-r. b should write m letter to you. I am 9 years out the Rujudan ambassador. Way. v«J*e; •>a*r. we- varu -r »riu. -b. . oat. the long stem deep aruv-ng Ul Mrrn^bcgintnng Saturday and continuing fairs « high^; May. Ms-* l«; July. WMc bW- • PITTS3VK0. Pa.. Feb. 10.—All tbe yard­ old. have been to school every day but one and have not been tardy at all. ■ 1 «•<! all yesterday. In mw places telegraph men of tec Pittsburg aud Western rail­ the third reader and study written arltjimeSt. JOSKPU, Mo., Feb. 9 —Capt David - Steedy; »1.U in Hw Majolua, a writer of high atm way at New Castle quit work yesterday. tic. No 1 jieograpby and second' etass. Wh hate a dog named Pinger, a prominent business man, and a an agate in the collection of a ; TLc president has eignod the bill gnat* in PUtsbur.'quit I w.t night. Tae cause Sbep and a cat named Tops? and 1 have a highly respected citizen, cvmmiUc.I suicide Venice, which, when pUmtati. •J the trouble is'ths non-payment of a dull named Rosie, and that te all this lime. Saturday by shooting himself with a re­ volver while in a fit of melancholy Yobr friend Urge number oJ Ipmds for t wo months' tbe Scotts Greys, tbe crack Brittah esnlbrought on by suffering tram rheumatism. •boulders MatNewtux NEWS IN BRIEF ANOTHER HORROR. A FAIR EXPLORER. �Especially of Barry County. To the Farmers We bare some information to give you on a subject we know will interest you. We manufacture . 190 Different Kinds of Chilled Plow Points and 50 Different Kind of Landsides. ■< Which is more than any other manufactory in the United States. « e have spent 10 years and »10.W> for plows, labor.and m?t«nal “Kdjn pwf^ti^ them p^ern^ We tare in hopes to get fair returns. And we respectfully request and ask the farmers of Barry County to patyon ze our institution. From time to time our fartne. .n----- tiave adn . i E. ho* they like their Flow Points made. We followed their advice an i today we make points that, for Hardness. Toughness, Sharpness, Suction and Fit Are tetter and mere durable than any other kind You will remember the prices you had to pay for fetich goc‘ i> before we went into the uosinesB. Compare them with the pricewe for and you will acknowledge that our Works bare been a benefit to the farming community. Give u® your trade. We will treat you Tbe fol loving comprises a complete list of Plain, Cutler and Jointer Points, and Landsides Made by us. Besides we have a lot of special repairs too numerous to mention. Plain and Cutter Points. Bed Jacket. Canton. Ohia No. 21. Impenal. ( ancon. Ohia See. and Jr. Dodge. Na 2O..«ee: M. B_ Greeurillb Pattern. Syracuse No*. 1. 2 8. 12 and 15 Oliver. D, Ou Nee. 4.90.2’., 22 40C. 40 D S. and 4® and E. aU right hand. Also Na 22 iron beam, left hand, plain and cutter pointe Gate Noe. 10. 11.12 12 15,16 18, 22 24. 26. 27.28 and Aft South Bend. Nos. A 10. II. 12 15, also South Bend Na 10. left hand, plain points. Dodge. Nos. !' and 9), iron mold boards. Nos. 20 and 45. st&! mold boards. Nos. 2 and 14. wood beam. Carte. Nos. 3 and 4. Old 22 22 Albion. 22 Bellevue. 15 and S. i steei mold boards. Tbrre Eirecs. Nos. 10.15 and 90. Nye, L’nion City. Soi 5 and 6. Grand Rapids Manufacturing Co.. Noe. 90. 22 50 and 14. Dodge. aft. S. M. B_ and Deane. Nos. 4.1. M. B . 21 and 23. . Chubb. Grand Rapids, No. TS B. Wiard, Na IS. Senior: Junior. A. D. and F. mood steel Na 15. •rth Fairfield. Mos. 12 and 30. la, dia- Bureh, Toledo. Noe, 2 3 and 2" 2 and X steel mold board. Eau Clare. Wisconsin. Ka 60. HmuII, South Bend. Noa D. H aud B. "Remiagtoa No. It ' Furst ft Bradley. Chicaga 14 m. 10.11, 12 No. fit. to. 18. 13 and 30. LflNbSIbES, Polished and Varnished. 50 DIFFERENT KINDS. Red Jacket. Canton. Ohio. Imperial. Canton, Ohio. Flying Dutchman, sulky plows. Big Injan, sulky plows.’ Syracuse. No*. 8 and 15. Curtis, Nos. 3. 4. 22 B. old 22 and 22A. Dodge. Nob. IS and 20. iron mold beards and No. 20, steel mold board. i Gate. Nos. 10.11,12 and 13. Gale. Nos. 24. 26. 27, 15 and 22. Bement. Lansing. Nos. 22 and 20. Grand Rapids Manufacturing Co,' Not 20. 22 14. 50, Drone 4. 21 and 23. Dodge, 20. iron mold board and steel mold bohrd. Chubb. Grand Rapids, Na 75 B. Oliver, South Bend. Not 99 and 22, right hand Dwight. Nos. 10. 11, 12 13 and 20.) ’ Bobm.'ox Na 20. Remington. No. 14. _ Wiard. Nos. 18. A. D and F. Champion. Na 18. South Bend. Not 10. 12 and 15. £*Bd H “d 12 Improved. North Fairfield. No. 20, 4 bolt boles. Keystone New Castle. No. 20. 4 bolt holes Burr-h. Toledo, Ohia No. 20. 4 bolt holet ’ Nonh Fairfield. No. 20.land sheet 2 bolt holet Keyrtone. New Castle. No. 20. land shoes. 2 bolt holes. r 2 6011 boles. R Ai diamond iron No. 15. Bryan. Ohio, Momson ft Fay, Na 12. Imperial. Canion. Ohio. Deane, reversible. Deane, plain single end. Flying Dutchman, sulky plow. Syracuse. South Bend. left hand. Oliver. Na 99. new style, and all the old styles. Wiard. No. 12 new stylo and the old styles. Gait Morrison ft Fay. South Bend. Nye Advance. Ann Arbor. Remington. Dodga Three Rivers. Bissell. Curtis. North Fairfietd. Keystone. Burch. Economist Solid Comfort Grand Rapids Manufacturing Co_ reversible, fifc ali Grand Rapids nlows. Chubb 76. Eau Clare. Furst ft Bradier. Dwight ’ Robinson. St Johns. Kalamazoo, sulky plow. Big Injun. SPECIAL OFFER TO FARMERS FOR TOE TL Due Dro. PJ.ro PoirdeUoue tamo-d pay, for them we will give one Point extra to help him in his facing. PUMPS, PIPES AND VALVES. We remain your obedient secrente � https://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/418/HastingsBanner_1891-02-19.pdf f33e08126cc0e1c65620da7fcc456207 PDF Text Text Largest Circulation of any paper in the County. Hastings VOL. XXXV. NO. 42 Bargains every week Bargains every day in the week Money saved al ways when you buy your Hats, Ca and Furnishing Goods of Hudson's Tower Clothing Co Absolute One Price Clothiers, Hatters and Furnishers in Grand Rapids. manfully. In the latter part of the fifties, Mr. Perkins moved to Prairieville. He purchased bO acres of timbered land, which lie lias pul In a good statu of cultivation, and added 2* acres in It Mr. Perkins is a pi eminent Odd Fcliop, and one of tbo hard working members of the Prairieville lodge. He Is supervisor of the township, with over 100 majority to his credit hut spring; has been supervisor before, and OUR COUNTY. filled various township ofiievs, always jarith credit. He is one of the many sub­ Biographical. stantial farmers In a township noted for office with holbrook, over When he gets hold of your hand for a MORRILL’S STORK, HASTINGS friendly shake, you somehow feel for the that kind of people, and has and deserves time and a few minutes afterwytl as if the respect and confidence of hla fellow your hand had been xnwol up in a vice citizens. 1 have improved and vacant city lots for and left there over night. lie doesn’t sale and exchange In all parts of the city. mean any harm, it is merely an exuberance he brass factor}’ at Middleville is payFaanin^Uurtls for sale and exchange in of spirits and a hearty friendship that im­ Inig 8300 a week in wages now. Tin* busi­ pels the act. And we doubt if anything ness men of Middleville claim to be able all parts of tta county. I have some choice Grand Rapids prop­ would make him madder ’n a March hare to notice already a good Increase in bw»lquicker than to have you shake hands with nexs as a result of tills factory. erty lor sale at a bargain. ‘ • Farmers aud city ]>rtqH‘rty owner* de­ your finger lips, or return a shake with a J. E. Ackerson. Middleville’s inistliug siring to sell or exchange should remcui- lack of houest, hearty feel log- He's a tar that purcliasers and traders are keep­ friend to hte friends, and not a friend to harness dealer, will put up a brick busi­ ing an eye on my listed property for Ills enemies, unless they come halt way1, ness block there in the spring. and it they allow a disposition to do that, bargains. Hon. John Carvelh and family, of Mid­ you can trust John J. IVrkins to go hh Remember those who wish to sell and half In a manner that indicates that nonn dleville. returned Wednesday last from • ‘ arc obliged to sell are the ones who put will drop a bone of contention with greater Denver, where they have been spending i their property to the hand* of the agent; readiness or zeal than he. There isn’t any the winter. therefore purchasers will find the agency reason why any one cannot get along with Lentx * Sons’ tabic factory, at Nashville, " headquarters for bargains. him if they haw any sort of disposition is running to its fullest capacity; and Is to do the fair thing. But if they think stiji far behind order*. they eart tread on ills toes with impunity, ticerlet fever reported in North Castle­ the chances are that they will travel along On Jefferson street two Imuses and lots with more baste thah grace just ahead ol ton. • at bargains, aud on eas£ terms. his No. 1! btat. He lb IndependunL The six year old aou of I’bll Garilnger, Near furniture factory,—one lotand ----- honest, faithful. Iruat worthy—true to of Nashville, fell on a woodpile one day hotiae well finished, water works, concrete even- confidence and trust reposed In him. last week and fractured a collar bone. walk, cistern, wood shed, etc.; rents at Flo It was a chilly day in Dccemuer 1827 when per month. 81.000; 8500 down. bal. on he was born, down In Ohio. But Its a The Bell Novelty Co., at Nashville, at very cold day when he gets left. He time at 7 per cent its late election selected the old directors, And one house and lot one block from grappled right onto the realities of ex­ and the latter the following officers: factor}-. 8800; 8300 down. bal. at 7 per istence. and for over 63 year* has held 1‘resident, C. L. Glihigow; vice president, mere tenaciously. There are some John Bell; secretary. E. M. Evarts; treas­ cent. Cheap. wrinkles here aud there on his forehead; urer, C. A. Hough. Near felt boot factory—1J» lots and some seams of care on his face; but he splendid house, with furnace, cellars un­ keeps »stiff grip on the line, and looks It is Hetlled now. Great minds have der whole house, good cistern, good well, good for years to come. And Ms many differed on this question as great minds house well finished and folding duons friend* hope he may live long to bring will on all mutters; but this one can be small bam. Can be bought at a bargain cheer and comfort to them. He has had laid on the shelf. At the Dunham school and on easy terms. his share of the successes which come to in Maple Grove recently, the orators Several splendid bargains In the 1st a man who starts in life poor In purse but tackled the queston of grading the district ward and other parts of the city. rich in resolution. He doesn't have to schools. Great chunks of wisdom filled Brick barn for sale at a bargain, on cor­ stop and think bow be shall pay that 1he room, and fiery orators wildly sawed mortgage, or meet that account. He has the air lu discussing the knotty problem. ner opposite Ford s boteL Tta grave judges took the matter under 40-acre farm in Irving, all improved, toll met ’em, and they are his—and lie keeps a advisement and decided in favor of the good, frame bam 98x35 with basement, little loose change around so be pays the log house, guod orchard, and well fenced. spot cmsh and has a surplus to draw from. negative. ; He ’ ll republican, and therefore has no Can be bought at a jmrgaln on easy terms. George Bell’s eight year old hopeful of fear that any great calamity will eliaae him 80 acre farm for sale in Oteego county. up a tree just because he has a surplus. Maple Grove, was left alone in the house Description said to ta black aand and clay He’s a level beaded, business-method while the folks were away, on a recent loam—timber beech, maple and elm. tio fanner, proud of his vocation, and prouder Saturday. The youngster thought that rods from school, 7ji and 8^ miles from tiite was the proper occasion to have a high yet of its independence. He may not each of two railroads. 30 acres improved, think farmers as-a clmw receive all Che old time, and he proceeded to turn himself log bouse and bam and small granary: benefits they ought to from legistatlon. into a 4th of July celebration. Procuring miles from county seat, 100 voters In town­ But l»e doesn’t whittle up a whole dry the family shot gun, which was loaded, lie ship. Price 81,300. Will trade for farm good* box la expialniHg auy tale of woe. emptied one barrel into a partition wall, in thin section and pay dlffetence. He keeps knocking away on tta farm, and and enJ through a table in the bed room, has hla opinions, exprwws tlwm and votes setting fire to a sheet on the table. He ttam as data; any other IndctwndW't citi­ ptomptiy supprwteed the fire, and put tta Plano twtoe-binder; wfll trade for wood zen. That’* hl* way, and hl* experience remnants of the sheet under the bed. or other property. has proven that it i» better and more profit­ Having had the h. o. L lie desired, and A horse. 860—will trade for wood. able thaai dry-guods-box statesman ddp. arw-nal bring depleted of shooting that were loaded, the youngster an feeling that this was a dull sort of a Hastings Banner Cadwallader’s SPECIAL ! FOR SALE. ANNER. HASTINGS, MICH., FEBRUARY -19, 1891. Hudson s Tower Clothing AGENCY COLUMN The best Published Thursdays by COOK HBOS., COUNTY NEWS. ry County WHOLE NO. 1803 Hlckoo Conor*. Rev. Arney is stirring things up mighti­ Fred Wllwn. of Battle Creek, visited ta ly 'hi Woodland. Thu Mctiiodists ttaro J. 11. Valentine’s lust week but went Elisha Lurkin. of Hastings >i»rut nevarhave a large-sired revival on their bauds, home sick on Monday. nl days vhlting old neighbors aud frlenda Wm. Campbell has taught the Rob Ross about tta comors last week. will; upwards of 50 converts so far. land, consideration, 81.300, also the farm W. T. Bartar received intelligence tart Bounty of 947.111 wan paid tor 15V7 known as the widow Carpenter farm for week of the death of bls brother-in-law, C. sparrows alauglitered in Woodland last 81.000. This will make a valuable farm 1’. Buchanan, of Albion, N. Y. when Improved. Our milliner, Mra. A. Eddy, has return­ Levi Holmes, one of Woolmul's pioneers, Solon Doud and Dug Hall, of Rutland, ed from her Jackson visit with a bran now bonuhl land there before lie lind Been IL wars <»n our streets one day last week. name, uplm which tar friends congratulate it occurred to him to go and look at it. ' The Liberal IL B.’s are holding protract­ iter as Mrs. C. 1’. I’endill. And In 1843 te walked from Detroit to ed meetings in the church with fair at­ 1’. A. Youngs was summoned to the bed­ Woodland, saw the land, was glad he tendance. side of ids dangerously sick brother Alf Bishop is drawing hickory timber to C'barle*. ■' boagilt it, and then walked back as far aS Jackson. The next year he brought his Augusta. J. M. Cadwallader was called to visit hit D. F. Newton is cutting the timber on sick brother-in-law, G. Bush, of Kalamafamily with him, and began pioneering in earnest. Above we glean from the the land he bought of Newell Chandh-j. im. last week. Harry Jones was on our streets last pioneer sketch in the last Woodland News. C. P. Pendill was quite liberal at Bissell Mi. Holmes i? one of Woodland’s solid eit- week. He will go la Kalamazoo soon. A Flensburg*.--' store on the morning Emory Mosier is quite sick. Think It Is of tta Vth with his box of fragrant izdn<, and has been most liberal In build­ ing up churches and religious sentiment In the grip. Havanas, al! on account of his. new part­ We understand that C. E. Bailey is look­ ner. May his future ta like tta fragrance ’ Wbodland. ing up another car load of sheep. arising from tta same. Alf Bishop lias gone to South Haven to A jolly good time was enjoyed at Rock­ A large congregation assembled al the buy a horsewell’n hall at the young people’s dance church laid Sunday and listened attentive­ Charles Hazel, of Delton, was In town Friday night. ly to the able discourse of Rev. S. Copley, one day last week. John Montgomery and wife were on the Mrs. Sidney Hull has been quite Hick sick piesiding elder. jlst last week, besides severFive persons had their names enrolled but is some tatter. A! otters who took a lay off on account ot as members of the church and at least onesevere colds. Coat* Grove. third of the congregation partook of the A. T. Nichols and wife entertained his Ad. Everta’ babe that has l«en so very sister and nephew from Orangeville Friday Lord’s supper. Emma and Lfbbie Barnes are at home alck wltli lung fever Is getting tatter. night and Saturday. Our sick arc all doing well but Grandma from Kalamazoo. Harvey Bellinger shipped a car jjrtrs. Digby. of Plainwell, who has been Dcmoud, who was partially paralyzed. fat lambs from AugtMHa Saturday. visiting at lu-r daughter's home, and May She has lived to a good old age, nearing C. A. Crosby, of Richland, was in qaert Payne have gone to Chicago. ' of fat sheep for (dripping purposes in this Ed. Coats lias a sick chikl. P. Mosher has gone on a visit to tlri* (•lad to see Bevier's sick ones able to place Saturday. state of New York. A. J. Bradley vacated his scat in the take their place in the Sunday school. It becomes my sad duty to chronicle the Jury box Saturday aud returned homo to Our S. B. h running with good ir.tereat. spend Sunday with bis family. death of Charles Young. Mr. Young was Eider Hard, of Paw I*aw Is expected one of our teat citinen*. He settled In Cortrigbl Bros, made an invoice of their, this township at an early date mid at Sunday next. Come and listen to him. large stock of dry go«>ds, groceries, etc. Eld. Haatletine paused through here to various times lias tilled important town­ tastwveek. •• ship offices including that of supervisor. make bls parents a visit. In the year when Hickory Corners Was A word of caution—taya, if you don't HdMft and upright as a man. a kind In its Infancy tliere came from AUegiumey father, an affectionate husband, he will be pay your fare-in coming from the city, you Co.. N. Y.. one, John J. Bunnell, with his miased by hi** family and friends. He may get set off and left. wife and u large family of children, wbo Sugar makers are all getting to the was 52 years of age and just before bis proposed to locate a tame hereabouts for th he expressed a firm faith in the front, after Uncle Sam's 3 cents extra per himself and his family. He arrivaff Istlaii religon and a firm reliance on the pound. at tills place Oct. 22nd, stopping u There is a growing demand for a good toning power of the Suvidr. few days with Deacon Bowker, alter which _ln>. George M. Couyer has a sister from physician to locate here. they moved into a log house at theCornere Such lovely days betoken the approach South Bend here on <»a visit. ■uwi in-iiu iKiruu previously erected by S. !C. Hall, where jamts tJourtan was at home over Sun- <lf spring. they remained luitii the following season, w I "Dame Rumor” says a wedding is to day. . when he located a fractional piece of land Alexander Ihionan. of Kiilamazoo, spent come off soon. Who can It be? lying on Fair take in tills township. There We are glad to learn that Mrs. Carrie Sdndny with parents and friends here. he built «r fine log house in which they The saw mill folks having procured Kennedy is able to ride out again. lived together until Junq 4tb. 1884, when Arthur Kenyon moveto Orangeville auotber engine are again-al work. death entered that happy family and home, this week. taking the father to his long home. Mr. South Cgrlton. Dewitt Kenyon is on his farm again. IJ. was tarn June 17. 17(d), Mrs. B. was • Charles Richardson, of Grand Rapids, Willis .Carpenter is afflicted willi a sore born March 17. 1800. John J. Banned! Bunday cd with bis sister. Mrs. G. W. tlircat ut this writing. and Miss Sarah Sawyer were united in , Faruv-ra have lieen quite active drawing Coats. marriage May 20th, 1820. Eleven children I A birthday surprise was given Kittle off ibeir wheat of lute. were tarn to them, six boys and five girls, Horace Barnum and wile have gone to ’Townsend Friday evening last. The party all of whom were married, wttied and now Louse keeping and arc now read} to re­ was large and a gobd time reported. living except one daughter, who died quite Elder Woodard, of Dutton, was with us ceive tteir friends. voung. Several of theq) now reside to Mrs. Crookford went to Nashville last again on Sunday last and gave two in­ this county. Some of the children have Wednesdiiy to visit ter daughter, Mrs. D. structive aetmons on the Jqw question. acquired quite a prominence not only as Grandma and Mary Townsend have Everts. common school teachers but also teachers Mr. Sumner and wife, of Denver. CoL, been at the latter’s uncle’s in Hope nearly a of divinity, two sons being ministers. are visking the hitter's parent*. Ur. week. He Is not expected to live. Mrs. Bunnell now io ter ninety-first year Fanners getting ready for sugar making; Blakeslee* and wife; also Mr. Clark and converses fluently and teem’ngty takes wife, ofUrami Rapids are with them. Mrs. our incrchanta and mechanics are doing a pride in rehearsing past events in ter life. good business, also Townsend's mill, and ('. licing their daughter. She has just finished spinning four pounds Chas. Fleming is clerking in J. N. to add to the pleasure aud benefit of the of wool, apparently with as much alacrity Covert’s store. We tear lie is partner in young people a writing school was organ­ as girls now adays of 18. She with pride ized recently. tta store also. may well refer to the past history of tar There will be a gold medal, contest at Mfrs. Abed Donley is quite sick at nscfalnem in life. She is enjoying good the Holmes church. Feb. 27th. Come present witting. health living with her son. Rev. A. at thia Lida Ballou baa been very sick the past everylxxly and don’t forget to bring ten time and place. She no doubt is the oiAcents to put in the collection tax. week with nervous prostration. She is re­ I est female living in this township. The W. C. T. U. meet every two weeks ported tetter at this writing. Mrs. Fleming and Marlette Carpenter and several have been added to their spent Sunday with Mrs. J. Yargvr of Free- number. Wo6<l!ao<l. i-ort. The beautiful weather of last week la L. B. Carpenter lias teen on the sle-k drying up the roads rapidly. Last Saturday night at the I*, of I. hall Hat the i>art week. ’ Rev. Jakcokes filled the pulpit in there was a speech read by Mr. Whitcomb, Frank Ballou is entertaining a brother of Battle Creek, which really turned out to Saranac last Sunnay in place of Rev. from Detroit. be a nothing from beginning to ending, Arney who is conducting revival meetings Sugar making is drawing neur. ' especially wheu te said there was a big at the M. E. church in our village. The meetings at the M. E. church are dragon with ten horns came up out of the Rev. Arney is having greAt success In yet iu progress. Several have given up earth liwt fall and sha|>cd iteelf Into the his revivals. About one hundred have their worldly ways and have started to McKinley bill, and you fanners of Johns­ been converted and thirty four Joined the walk the narrow Way to heaven. town. Barry (,K are going to be probed by ML E. church last Sunday on probation. The missionary meeting nt tlie S. D. A. that beast until you farmers nre reduced Mrs. Katterman is very sick "wi th pneu­ church next Sunday eve will be conducted down and nothing will grow but a mort­ monia. » by Fannie Carpenter. Subject. Health gage ami a foreclosure sale. Farmers, John Palmerton, of Battle Creek, spent and Temperance. Select reading, Health­ that man mu-i have thought that he was a few db'a visiting friends Un our Vicinity ful Homes by Annie Shriber. Need of talking to a large lanisc of idiots in last wee\_ Social Purity. Fred Fleming. Recitations Jolmstown. Where is tliere a more pros­ Prof. Byce, of Grand Rapids, is spend­ by otten-. The program Is an interesting perous lot of farmers than here In Johns­ ing a tew days at Dr. Carpenter's. • one and the subject is one of great import­ town. and we are going to continue so even Mrs. Moore, of Ohio, Is spending a few ance to all. under that great beast, the McKinley bill. weeks with Woodland friends. Quite i, nutnta r from Carlton attended Faul & Volte have been compelled to get Last week Monday night the question tta Institute last week, your scribe among was debated; Resolved, that intemperance a man to help them in their tin shop as the number. So tar as I have heard, most Isfmdre injurious tluin war. Judges Peter the orders for boiling pans, evaporator*, all enjoyed it, I «H<I at least Many new FlaterandE. L. Edmuuds, decided In. sap buckets and syrup can* are coming to and good Ideas were presented. While favor of tta affirmative. faster than they can make them. wltli the ordinary farmer many of the The M. E. church on Sunday evening A aeries of religious meetings will com­ suggestion.*, will avail but little, there are mence this week Tuesday night by our was tilled and more than filled. Se\eral ' others wbo will reap much tenefit from pastor at this church. . were obliged to go away because they what they iieurd. The republican caucus held last week at could find no standing room, not even in Ttare is considerable sickness at Peter Fisher’s office elected Ed. Jfye, the gallery. present. Mrs. Harvey Spencer has a very’ bad Frank Bullis, Peter Fhher, Dexter \HuDt Mrs. John Gordon is also on rhe sick and I~ C. Edmunds as delegates for the frog felon tn her hand. list _____ Mrs. Traenkie is no better. county convention, Feb. loth. Unde Levi Holmes is quite feeble and The township taard has been notified that there has been an appeal made by does not seem to be improving. Mr. Tober is on the nick list A. J. Palmerton Is improving slowly. Dave Brown on a road laid out by our Mr*. C. Philips la slowly gaining. Mr*. J. M. Smith will teach a sprln< Rev. Mowers and ‘Rev. Weller, the commissioner some two weeks ago. The Liberal U. B. ministers, will hold a series board are notified to meet at Dave Brown's term of school in the Lee district. Jerome J. England will have an auction of meetings at the East Castleton U. B. on Feb. 27th. at one o'clock to view and soon and ipll off nearly all of bis peraooal ' church, commencing Feb. 15. Ali arc in­ hear said complaint Last Friday Mrs. L. C. Edmunds went property. He will be a resident of our vited to |ttend. village. Gertie Bebofieid, of town, is visiting ter to Albion to visit her daughter Nellie. Our roller mil] will soon be tonntdi David Styles sold tils herd of 50 odd cat­ parent* fora few days. I«n Strow and H- Troxel, of Nashville, tle at 4 W cents and a carload of hogs at to make the beet of flour. have put in * model brick tigturn for E. 34.15 per hundred to a mun named Gale, to te stripped the flrat nf April. Lockhart. 1 . Pru|r!wUl». Sidney FUk tad a 8700 burn out last W. S. Pnrter. of Severance, is visiting week Tuesday night on his mill near his uncle J. L. Watriug. the past three weeks but is slowly improv■ Geo. Appleman has come to the front Greenville. Sid Fisk and Den Prine catne borne test with a new wagon. Several farmero have tappeJ their sugar Thursday after the burn ouL but win Vvtum this week and go to work on the con­ niece. tract by the day. Eda Elertmi is on Um afck HsL "We understand one of oar eitizam - left . John Kipp looked last Saturday night as Married, at the residence of the bride’s parent* Feb. 11th, ’01 at 0:30 p. m.. by if they had not used him very bad on the town Monday morning for Harting* in company with the deputy sheriff. ■ tev. Stone. W. O. Neasc and Agues E.. jury tench. Quarterly meeting was held in ti>e M. the o'd *rt daughter of J. I- Watring. both Maple Grove. of Cartieton. Gruotnamen, Bert Watring. Tta meetings al Maple Grove center presiding elder, preached to a toll house W. S. Barter; bridesmaids. Etta Watring and Myrtle Nwum. Some 35 invited goeftta and the U. B. church are still continuing. In tta evenlag. Myrtle Meeka, of Naahvilk, visited at A party tor Harry at his father'^ M. oat down to a fine wedding tea. Thera Gow, Thursday eve. wore several well selected presents pre­ Wm. Bli ven’s Saturday ami Sunday. Mr. Hall, of (Baltimore, is assisting Rev. Samuel Bevier and family left sented to the happy couple, in particular Stone In fats meeting at the V. B. church. vilie Monday tor Evert, Mich, S50 in cash by bribe's fatter and the same Lewis Gray moved on Thoa. Niles' place low: bo good a clthten. amount by groom’s parents. W. O. Neasc aiui wife will remain with friends for a this week. Ubbie Sboup.was compelled to close her partiea near Middleville. few days aud then make their future home scliool last week, on account of slcknets. at Fostoria, Ohio. Rev. Weller and daughter visited Maple Grove friends last week. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Berten arc visiting but the Rev. Win. Campbell was in our place his brother near Ix»well. Rev. Aiken, formerly a M. E. minister Schy Hendrix and J. A. Valentine went village to-day. What l*» become of < call for �= falling. mer.t whom be bad meant to save ZDOUgU ~uo——- ’ . ' well, evidently is not. She u probably tottered and ML Hr c!oe«l Um eyre for I* by some one from behind, and, lookfag round, he found bimwif stalling on the call '.faringuisfa* 1 manners; that K she stage cf the opera bouse, with Marana hcraeif lotare him in the c-otume of Marguerite, with a Lunch of daisies fa rented that large boo.-* on the top of the her girdle. Be beard tta applause of the andieuce. like tbe roar of tta sea, hilL" ' 1 and ixroeived that the performance wa* •‘She or they?’’ Mew DUrwren <« “She. He faw hi* room here, and turns going forward, and that be. inetend of be­ a|>mrTafslntt»>.-dack. Tlrr^»oil ing property attired, was fa bir. ivery day welt or that the day together; be u undoubtedly drees. It came ncrowt Ida xnind ab» that in k?v* with her. and she seem.* to be the figure ta had mistaken for Marana We .Jo n>M h coarenter them anything - fa*t infaffcrent to him. You wi. a Mcphutopbcfcs, dkgufaed to mkrm, uw. wl •« r ■»b '« «« it «i'? *n ordinary affair. Here ksd him. He looked gX Marguerite; her tfa? purchaw price; if «oii:fartory resalts do wx follow their e.*r. Th«*. remedy tber are. buried from the w.orM beyond face vras deathly pole. She arid bekrar have w.® tfair prei* poptfarity purely on dix-overy, and they might lire m they her breath. “You aid not believe in me; their mrnte W. H. Oond»«r, tfa liked; and yet they—or *fa at any rate— do you know who”— Her voice died I prefer to conduct thcnwelves in this away, the light!* were suddenly extin<r*gri-'anomalcm IaAhi->t>. There is .some my»- gukited, and in the rilenc- aud darknere tery in it, my dear Geoffrey—some d«*p. Bellingham awoke. fau-MX. sore*, ulcere, -alt rbemn..finer dark, inscrutable mystery! They are sore*, tetter. ri,*ppr<i hands, rhlltdains. known rcKpectirely as Mr. Edwardea for the dream. grotesquely extravagant corns, and a.. «kie epptiont. ami positive­ and Mrs. Peters, but I have an idea they though it was. had *eemed absolutely ly enres p:!--s or no j<> required, it 1* call tach other something eb«-. One real to hinF-he got up, lit a< pipe. and guaranteed togive p'-rfert -athrfaction. or theory of mine about them wa^> that die ■woey refunded. Price 25 amts per box. w*e a yonng-r suiter of mother; his tbe dawn .“.lowly illuminate the e.iJ*teru For sale by W. JL ri-xvljrar. the drhrgist fatfair, yon know, might hw marrie*! •kya forrign wbman. in. that cas- she He U»k an early breakfast surd went •drarrh. would be his aunt and the mystery would be “f.Ived: but, as I raid before. from the summit of a lofty headland ---------.they are plainly in love, and nephews fsverite Mwxi-! WM| aunts neither f.tllfa love nor marry, ward through the gray sea. She was ■ - Aver 5 ' r s bound for New York. As be watched SwwsHlh wcan.-e ii you are fresh from the States; can you her diminish and vanish in the distance, I gneraT till only a faint plume of smoke remain­ The I’iainwr!! Enter I "1 guesa not,"Baid B-.-Uingtaun; and ed on tbe far horizon, for the Erst time OM thia week. I the coureraatiun took auuther turn. since his journey began he was conscious | Suddenly Hrlwtee, wbo had been luok- of an urgent longing to return—to return Red C'lOter Pile Rensody.’ts a I mg toward tbe southern approach to the at once. The unfinished question in his positive Mpeclfie for. all forms oi the ‘die- ■ u-rrw»? on which thev were standing, dream kept ringing in his ears, it assum­ earn. Blind, bleeding, itehmg. ulcerated ^4. & a if,x voice. '-There come the ed a momentons importance; he must nro-nxlin, pUIMw «-• mrtWriHu Now tot cm ju ice for rnur- know what it meant. He laughed at his sate far J by W. H. <;.x*ijear. Goodyear. own aijsnrdity. but the longing remain­ ■ • • 1 —— 1 ‘ B'-Ilinghami turned his eyes in the di­ ed. At last lie returned to the inn. ; rectiun indicated and saw a man and He found Hrlwise painting in tbe w jman approaching slowly, side by side. They seemed to be conversing intermit­ shirt sleeves, slippers dowu-*ht the in-el tently. and as they walked her shoulder were on his feet, and he wore an old <ccnnionally brushed hi- arm and their straw hat to shade his eyes from tbe By JULIAN HA v» tHORBK. glances constantly met. The man seemed light. He was whistling softly to him­ self. and would turn his lu-ad on one and active and of rather raender build, side after putting-a touch on the canva& WHaT -CUXKXQCXXC’ES KMSCED. and as he approached Bellingham noticed “Did you bear any noise last nightT that bis features were of a bold and he asked after they bad chatted for a striking cxa:. with bright and somewhat while. intolerant eyr*. Hi- expression at tbe "I bad a bad dream. What was it?" icweut moment was troubled add "That young fellow who calk himself gloomy. He frequently looked on the Ed warden. His room is next to mine. I ground and struck the pebbles from his He came in a little later than usual last Fath with a stick. He would sj*eak a uight. and by and by I fancied I heard f‘ w sentenc*® at a time, energetically him crying. I was debating whether 1 j and rapidly; th-.n relapse into A moody ought to go in and see what wa« the i silence, responding by > -hake of tbe matter. When he knocked at my door. bead 6r dtber brief gesture to the dis- He looked badly cut up. I made him cxiurex of his companion. st down and gave him some whisky The latter was a woman whoee aspect and a cigarette. He seems to be in a /if the distinction be permissible) was scrape." younger than h-r looks. Her fac- and “Did be explain tbe mystery?" figure were youthful, but her bearing “WeD_.be talked somewhat. He fei) and g^turr* were mature. Her features in love with this woman in Moacow. From whtt be said I judge she is au acte Ifae and cf remarkable beauty. Some­ rv« or a singer, as we were saying yeathing in her aspect enchained BeUing- terday. Sho is a public chancier of iuun's regard; nhe <lid not resemble any some kind, aud has had adventures be­ woman he had aeen, and ypt the remind­ fore this. She took a great fancy to ed him in some intangible? elusive way him, so be says, and I believe him. But of a woman whom hv wished to forget. it peems to hare been somewhat as you Tta She wa- <1 iffereut—different at every suggested; she liked him too well to , • point; and yet if be turned away mJ let him have lik way. She wouldn't A day or two afterward ifa- i.^tect glancwlat her from the corner of his risk a dirillusiGnmeut; perhajrs her Of the new opera house, discovering that eye there was an indescribable liki-nem. heart had never been touched before. •nothing in the way of bu.?.nrd required Was it the way she had of slowly lifting She . would not marry him, either; her chic? Was it the slope of her shoul­ for that matte* 1 suppose the one come to tbe cctrlauon that he would do ders? Was it fa the way the soft hair thing is about the same to her as wall to go away fr.jin it for a while. grew on the nape of her white neck? tbe other. But she did an odd thing— Was it in the smile that lighted her eyes she offered to suspend her career, what­ ta had never had a deliberate vacation. before it touched her lips? It was all of ever it k, and be with him as long as be wished. And she appears to have a minute Bellingham forcibly dtemisUM given up some important peamiarj* ad­ world—coidd afford to take a rest, even the question from his mini! Of what vantage to do so. He accepted her offer, were there no other ground for doing so, thinking no doubt that she would capit­ BaDtagbani. at all events, packed bis Here were- a gtx<l locking woman and ulate in due time, in the meanwhile trunk and took passage on the Arizona .m enamored young man. a cumraon taking care that she should lo-e nothing bound for the Old World, and betook sight enough. They recraed to be-in love in the way of money. He representedktoMlf to an ancient, abandoned, lovely with each other, as Helwise had aaid; himself to b er as inexhaustibly wealthy, bn: while the gentli-man had evidently and she took him at hia wont But the lost hi* head the lady wm entirely self fact is, after he had spent a hundred poaseswd. She ju-emed to be amused thousand or so, ami ruined his father and meat wclnded xutreate in Europe. and aster, as be tells me, there was no perversity in her companion, but there more left. He was ashamed to confer was aa underlying sadness or anxiety this to her. and it is only within tbe last and narrow .streets were mude beautiful perceptible when her face was at rest. few days, when ho had got down to his She had the air of trying to make him last fifty pound note, that she found it kneatri brought thither bv the Gulf take some step <n- comprehend some­ Mream gave to December and -Tannery thing which he refused to Jo or under- out." • And. now sin- menus to shako him—is tta gentle geniality of au English spring. st%n* As they ptmuod the young mar. that it?" said Bellingham. Tta spar*- inhabitants were a far deglanced for a moment toward Helwise "Well, apparently not. She seems to «Mded race of fishermen, still bearing .-.nd nodded recognition. Tbe lady did have plenty of money herself, and she fa their dark complexion^ and vigorous not turn, nor evim-e cunsci<nuaieen of tbe has made him a prepooitiun which dore presence of any third party. They her credit. She 1ms proposed to marry •lowly travcrewl the length of the ter­ him and pay back the money that be At the inn, in addition to a most en­ race and dkappenred through the gate- has spftit on her. I have begun to fall gaging landlady and a couple of ejw»y at the farther end. in love with her myself! And I may do trandy pretty daughters, Bellingham it if she'll have mq; for Mr. Edw aides' BeUinglmni. pride, as he calk it, would not allow “And how to walk," added H el wise. Whom he had known ymre agj id New him to accept her proposal, aifl hence “She jaunt have learned that on the York. ThiF lonely man <>f genimi Beatrix Randolph. it appeared, in the habit of spending tiie wxater months here, transferring toean•W the matchleas wealth of color and •■tare. but brimming over in certain •—tas with wit and philosophy and tbe Mh. BeUinghant and he suited **Ye«; or an opera singer, perhaps. Well, wnat do you think is the matter?* x “*mey maybe." awd BeUmgbam; “or perhaps she likre him too well to marry him. A wamaa like that knows that an ounce of imegi. night iwnuned quite a suicidal complex­ ion. but I remonstrated with him. and he felt a little better this morning." While they were sitting there tbe door was suddenly opened, and in came young Mr. Edwardeahim-vdr in a state of newspaper wa*--that's aDr cried out the ytmng gentleman in a violent tone. “You’re mfrtak-n, sir." pct in Bellmgisam. “Fib pcraonalir acquainted with MUe. Marana, aw! have heard her sing - .‘■‘‘T-'."'*"1 a'°‘b-r- "“>’7 sand dollar* a night, and—she gave it up Lecau<*<i I asked her. I gn®.« there isn't more than bn-:- Marana in this world! Thc-ro-'e only one woman alive that's my own raster—whom I ruined and di«gr:.c«l, by George!" Here, in spite of bis struggler, to prevent than, tears forced themselves into the young gentleman'K ryes, and he sat down and hid his face in bis hand*. “And now, to Belltagham. Mr. Edward®." TbeUUrrlootadBtUie^chlurt. ly «r 1OU NKJTURBANK&Cq. Bellingham t.«k the card. "Edward Randolph," he read and jmuw-d. He looked at tbe young man curioiady. “Muy I ask your father's name?" he said at length. “Aleland r Randolph." Edward re­ plied. “A tall man. about fifty-five, with gray mustache and imperial?" "That's the man. Du you know him?" “I hare met him. You had better |o home and look after him," said Belling­ ham gravely, “and get your Mlle. Ma­ rana to go with you." Bellingham left for Liverpool the same two davs later. Edward Randolph and Mlle. 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"f MO __ behavior - - dwMe IwfkTMeUaa tf aU, about thJanoblr aui»> . ' , . ' Mtanr Xf FAKMKD. will figwofa- w CHICAGO. ofl stree “Yrs. I will vouch for it. Mr. Belling­ ham." returned the other, faring him, “and my name is not Edward**. Dre had enough of this hambug. There's Muua. aU bi, *mm d*’» “ m and walking to and fro fa tbe room, *fto think, after all she’s done for me, that scoundrel Inigo should trump up an im­ postor to take her place! By George. 1D bring him to lxx>k if I live anotb«*r fortnightr •You are making a ringular accuw tion, Mr Edwardes." said Bellingham sternly. “Will yon vodch for its accu- GILLASPIE turned Endwise, My Tn “You beard an impcstor. ttan.*" re­ turned tbe other angrily. “I know what Fn» talkihg about. Good God! don't 1 knew wbo the Marana isT “Keep your coat on, young man," raid Helwixe with a quiet laugh. “P<mibly you are mistaken instead of Mr. Belling­ ham." ••Wen. I l-eg your pardon, g.ntbuwti." said Ed ward w. lotting a restraint on himself and speaking in an agitated voice, “if you only knew yon would pardon me. But look here, sir —Mr. Beihngham- 111 tell ynu. 1 met MDe. Marana in Moecuw last summer. She— well, tbe truth ». she's the lady who is here with me now. She had an engage­ ment with a fellow nauuNl Inigo to sing A. E. Woolley, Agent. meh As good SoirtT Nicivs iw r*yofVTE 5o rj’s-me F^onTe • W1M-. .Ort HJw>«. loota^c cp, tl» :ro«H» with isr next eorroH. 12.00. £ PSA1BIE FARMER. A. �USE ELISHA THE SUCCESSOR LESSON VIII, FIRST QUARTER, INTER­ NATIONAL SERIES, FEB. 22. TheGreat^^^l Commit Ver*®*, 1«-I4—abides Text. Doni F*«l Well, you ■«* not sick enough to consult a S?J*or!i you r*,ra,B Ire*n *° doing for fear you wil alann >ourself nnd friend*-we will tell youJuttwbatvouuwd. hi* Hood's Sanaparfti*. which will lift 1 «>u out of that uurertaln, uucumtartable, narigrrou* condition, lum a state of good heailii, renfidr ce MM ahrerfulnes* You've uo Idea how po.cuttliU peculiar medwiM 1* m CMU9 Uko yoarx ' The Houseni*n estateof Grand Rapids will figure up 81,000,000/ DOMESTIC SCIENCE PLAN TO ADD IT TO THE STUOIEF OF COLLEGES FOR WOMEN. Sy-noptli RHEUMATISM neuralgia, ar.d ccthtloa can always bo successfully treated with Tie Hester of tie laiariitt. “Aoccrding to Homer, Njcstok, Ute old warrior and tl>e wise counsellor of tbe of men. and was wist- as tin- Immortal gods.’’ Th M kerieu tar lias been in tire van of American thought 1 was In need uf a friend but realixlng D«talG of What Rhe Propose*. for more than three quarters of a century, the full meaning of the word friend, it ranking always with the beat Mud most (OimpDed from Lewion Helper Quatur’.v by per was a task for me to chooec out of the It in quit® probable that within a few influential periodicals In lire world, it b* mtariao of H. &’ Hoffman, publisher. Philadel­ multitude. TIip name thing hold* good yea'ra iustruction on domestic science will phia. I / tbe mouth-piece of the men who know when wc" are sick. We know we are In be given iu some of the leading colleges for 12. “And Elisha saw it.” most about the great topics on which netd of medicine, but but find it hard women, like VusNir, Smith and Wellesley. He had asked for n doffble portion of the work to choose from the nms*. Do not Americans require to be llrfornjed from Mrs. Ellen S. Richard*, of the Massachu­ month to month, its contributors being spirit of Elijah,and tho reply was, “If thou Jump Hastily at anything that n, offered setts Institute of Technology, beraelf a col­ Uh- leaden of thought and action in every see me taken from tbce. it shall lie so unto 5 on. The cunifsiunds you take oftentimes , lege graduate, has formulated the opinions field. Those who would take counsel of thee" (va. 10). Xow wc r.rc told that he relieve tbe pain but injure the system in of many college women upon thia question the highest knowledge on tbe affairs of tbe saw tbe chariot aud homes of Are, and the such n manner that yon only find it out and prvNjntcd them in a paper on "The Re­ time, ami learn what is to be said regard­ whirlwind which took Elijah to heaven, when it i* too late. Ixxom's Extract of lation uf College Women to Progress and ing them by the retornwMl autbofitha Red Clover is nature speaking to you Domestic Science,” which she read recent­ and we will expect, therefore, to see iu him on both L sides, must therefore read through one of Its servants. It you suffer ly before a meeting of the Intercollegiate the spirit of Elijah. THE NORTH AMERICAN REVIEW, from rheumatism, scrofula, eruptions, run­ Alutnnie association. "And ho cried, My father, ray father! the ning Mire®, any oih! all blood disorders, in­ tbe Nestor of tbe magaxtms. She auya that for some years eminent chariot of Israel and the horaemen iherdtft'’ digestion. sick headache and constipation inen have taken pleasure in discussing col- . at My magazine lbl» country■ D*» ever seen In 12, 13. “And he took hold of hiahwn or sour stomarh, nature says, to you. take lege wotneu as to their mental ability, their « tbeliapor la tire of tbe topics it dbemaes and rhe clothes and rent them in two pieces. He Red Clover. Onr Fluid Extract contains moral and pbyaieal status, 1 heir prtdilec- | took up also the mantle of Elijah that fell absolutely nothing but Red Clover and will tion tor matrimony, voting, or tbe presi- I "lias become, aa It were, the Intelligent deucy, but that these wt»e men seeiu to TIME TABLE. from him, and went back aud atom! by the not injure a baby. For sale by W. H. American citizen’* bandbook ua great questwas have ignored considering what kind of Goodyear. of the hour.“—Buffalo Express. lu effect Nov. It. Ifcm. bank of Jordan.” , home college women should make, tbe post- ■ The Marquette city council is advertis­ tion they should take on the servant ques­ Thus be discards himself, put* himself Atneri'-ans on Alnimt every potut in which they off and puts on Elijah. Jesus our Master ing for blds for a new city hall. THE CHARLES A- VOGELER CO.. Baffisisre.M. are luteresied."—Boston Herald. tion, and the influence they should have has ascended, and Ims left on earth nuuiy on that center aud source of political econ­ “A moulder of Intellloent opinion by the im­ These pills arrscleutl&caUy compounded, omy, tbe kitchen. partial prr-eutstlon of both side* ot Important who believe in Him to be His witnesses. M-itrii. sulijccu." — Philadelphia Public ledger. and nnlform iu action. No griping pain ho Mrs. Richards say* that notwithstanding j Kalamazoo Lv. . He has also sent down the Holy Spirit to The list of recent contributors to the live in us. and be in us the power for ser­ commonly following the use of pills. all this the college woman ha» gone serene- I■MKOMMK yyiLUAM O. LOWDEN. They are adapted to both adults and chil­ ly on her way, making her place io tbe 'Rlrhland Janet. Review forms a roll of representative vice and testimony, and the work can be Creasey world by her practical ability without any Mito । dren with perfect safety. 'V guarantee .................. men and women of the time, Inclvdlng office over Julius Ru».*ell> store. Slate done only as our golden text tells us. they have uo equal In the 'cure of sick fuss, until she is found today iu the thick IDeltna........... W. E. Gi.ADHTttXK. J. G. Blahve, Cardinal 14. "And he took the mantle of Elijah strtrL Hastings, Mich. . . , .., ’ headache, constipation, dyspepsia aud of many a fight a lewder for the right and Cloverdale Glfrnoxs Streaker Re«i», Ex-to peaker that fell from him, and smote the waters .......... . for the amelioration of every cIomi. She dtralU *' S^TUART. KNAl’PEN A WEAVER. C'Ain.iHi.H, W. McKini.kv, Jr.. Ovj»a, and said, Where is the Ix»rd God of Elijah?” blllousne.*-*. and, as an appetizer, they ex­ says that in tfic prospectus of Vawar col- 1SABTtXG!*.... l_ Attorneyh at law. cel any other preparation. Mme. Xi'A.u, General Siieuman, Aiirairal He now nets in tbe name of Elijah, using Grove. lege, issued In 1805, the statement was Coats < Over llANliugs Naiioual Bank. Portek, Mme. Blavathkv.T. A. Ei'Hw»w. th® mantle of Elijah, and looking to the ... Ed G. J. Lauer, of Monroe, mourns the made that a young woman In College was Woodland Ha*tl»-C*. Michigan. , Bishop II. C. Fotteu, Elizabeth ti. ufCces. at Qraiiu Kupul*. 3JI<-b__ I-ord God of Elijah. So did Peter and loss of a $000 horse stolen Tuesday night. in danger of forming taste’s and habits Phblps. Chah. 8. Paiixelj- A. J. BalJohn when they mud to the lame man, "lu A. sHELDON, ••I have need Ayer’s Pills for tbe past so tending to unfit bvr for her allotted sphere. ;IAnting rovit, Joii.n Muhi.et. Col. R. G. the name of Jesus Christ of Nazareth, rise Detroit VASHAK'S EAKLY OOUUSK. j . Attract and Real Estate Office. year*, and un satisfied I should not be alive to­ Grand Rapids Ar soi.u Henuv Gkougn. (^iaCncey M. up and walk” (Acts iii, C). Or to Lake au And *0 the managers of Vassar in that day if It had not been for them. They cured Depkw. Ebwabu Bellami, Professor older Illustration, *0 did David when he inc of dyspepsia when all oGtrr reinedie* failed.” year assured fathers and mothers who .wiki 011 e inr.uTsivn. James Bisyce, Gaii. Hamiltox, etc., etc. Kild to Goliath, “1 come to thee iu the. thought of sending tbelr daughters to •1 ai>sii»i Kook*.com- । name of the IamxI of hosts, the God of the ' ti.tv>ag »• •uuplrtr Chester. I*‘na. Ayer's Pills me college that domestic economy w ould be 50 cents a number; 85.00 a year. fib J iroiu :a« Record' . c «u 1 niisu couiplcte t .rmle. ot bn.l» (I Sun. mV. C). | * • “ F. BKtHtKS. Clerk, j taught theoretically through text books Now In the time Ut subscribe. -■■I 111. "And when he also had sinh ton the Port Huron elevator men claim that and lectqrvs, that risible illustrations Tok Noirrn Amkkicax Review. Kabunaroo Ar....... 1 . DRAKE, M- D.. waters, they parted hither and thither, and ; 1.000 bu«heb< of wheat have been stolen would lx- furnished in the college kitchen, East Cooper Lv... . 3 East Utb street New York. । Elisha went aver.” • boys this winter. | by . larder aud laundry, with reference to the (Klclilaud June I.. orir.e over llolldwsy'vdrug More. same power that had been man-t bclcction of meats, vegetables aod other 'Creasey ' *fSh•- iiours trera to 4 p. Teiephonn drug con i iftTbe Milo rrtMdcuce. ’atnt.Hcdlciviij ”'f,-'<l on tichalf of million*, aud so re- j Oriinkeuuriuk—Liquor Habit In article, of Tood, their preparation tor the Delton ' cently on behalf ot two men, is now put, *»r. n»wr» ooium npr*-iur . • table, the arrangement of a pantry, the rjoverdaie 1 Shaitx...................... I.hnirof Biubaonir. | M. B. GILL V*I’IE. Notary Tublk* 1 .r»<thou .. . . I out the knowledge <h the prr»o«i taking It. setting and serving of a table, enrring, Hastings .... lavish IloomnlpotenceonoQe man wbo la rrtt-cttnxa»pee<b-and permanent rure. whether care of sliver aqd cutlery, washing, iron ।Onata 1 . atm L'. Ji- Claim Agent. Grove , wiilinir Him:- but it wo* wa* not tint t the ratirnt ratlrnt t*ant<xtcraie I* a moderate JriukeroranalrehoUc Jrlukrror an alcoholic Ing,' and so on, and so on. The pros|>cctmi Woodland -.■so kinds ws . — to stand for Him; w.'l pr>»*'-• trail ol vmiuae claims MT-mi.before site the I willing forth, WilSb! th- Interior offle. Call on him > aimplyfor the sake of oneman. but for the | ' • M ■■ also anuotahced: "Regular hours for sew­ wrii',3.T..i-.' iiier C*H»rt aud .!rft>-rwn Ste.. f Nike of many be ~ glorified. - that -----He might ------tli«’ir oofire wlllintit thrir kiiowteJxc, nnd to- ing will Im- allotted to all the student®, lutnsing ... ............. *-*rt... uT.i.it of Elijah >tn*L 15. ‘ rhe spirit doth rest .... on >I d*v believe they quit drink Ina of their own free first for the repair of their wardrobes -and Detroit I Elisha ” I w,l* bsrtmli;! effect result* from it* ad­ AM UU_) then for ornamental or benevolent objects Grand Itapld* l.v. ... mtnistrallon. Cures tu*n»nteed Send forelr•Stop® on *utn*l only. , rh..s tcsli.lcd the N>ns of t hi pn>p.i. t.« : ruJar ^,,1 fnj| particular*. Address In con­ of their own selection. In three sewing Nos. r> aud '0 will not carry paswnprm ualees ’ who from Jericho bait wunotsei the dirid- Adetire. Golpslx tu*iu.'iric Co., iffi Rare Street, groups, under the direction of competent provided AVCRITE with freight train permit*. I ing uf the waters. ■ Ciaclnaall. it. teachers, opportunity will be afforded tor Freight train* will be run at tbe convenient® k. barber, m. d.. •'And tbnj' came to meet him, and bowed ' Nattbinway has mine to a pretty many useful suggestions, and to *onie ex­ «•( the ootnnanv. who reserve the right to change • , Physician and Surgeon, thmnselvc* to the ground before him ” | Their are l« grass widows in the town tent regular iustructiou may be given in tbe time of such trains wltbdut notice. They worshiped God in Elisha, or as I and only two grass widowers. Off Nevin's store. Ofllee h»ur» from tt plain and ornamental neetllftwork.” tn.. m. _____________ Panl *ays, "They gloriftod Gud in me" 1 AM I LY “So rapidly did the ideas of college edu­ (Gal. i. 241. Thus 1‘otipb.ar naw God in 4 • W. LOWRY. M. D-. Mrs. Wln»l«w'« SoothlnaKyrup should always cation for women change,*’ writes Mrs. vT • Phy idclan ami Surgwn. Joseph, and *0 abo did the keeper of the be used for children teething. It soothes U>c Richards, "that three yean later the only REE PRESS Makes a *|>c*:iiuty ot trenung dl>c»e» of tbe prison and Pharaoh the king (Gen. xxxix. shild. softens lb* hum. al lav* all pain, cure* vestige of this programme left was tbe *' The Niagara Falls Route.” EYE and EAR and tbe i>re*ervatton of vl»iuc 2. 3, 2& xli.^MS). Thus the king of Babylon wind colic and I* the best remedy fordlarrtnea. sewing hour, and even that has long since I'V properly fitthut aL*ECTACLKt* and eye san- God in Daniel and biit companions Twenty-five emits a bottle. been abolished. You will notice that this tiLA'iSEN. Offi.tc and rmtdeuce or, Broadway, near Court (Dan. ii. 47; iii, 28>. Anti tbe time incom­ is the add idea of learning to do a thing by Hoase.Ha-.timt*. Mk-h._______________________ ing when all nations of the earth bhnll sec doing it over and over again, tbe idea of God iu Israel, pnd bow don u to Him and the trade® schools, where the apprentice UM1TH A COLGROVE. has to go through all tbe«tepa day by day worship Him (Jcr. iii, 17; Kzck. xxxvi, 23; 0 Lawyers. A raJ-EJl THAT re IKKTRCCTfVB AXD Zech- ' iii. -h. mechanically till be cannot help doing it rOffice in Union block. Hasting*.) KXTEBTAlXrXG white at Mix! {.rin.-lpim. 16. “Let them go, we pray tbre, nnd seek Practice i.< all tbe court* of the state. in a right way. All former effort* U> tc-dch thy master, lest peradvenlure the Spirit of domestic work in school Lave been on this E. KF.NASTON. the Lord hath taken him up and cast him trade school idea. Is it any wonder that Havti.xq*.. • Attorney at Law. upon some mountain or into some valley.” the young women themselves have ren­ (Over J. S. UuoOvear * Co.’* store.) The Hons of the prophets request that dered all such attempts more or icw» futile? H. COLLINS. Local Agent, H*«tlux»Practice* In an courts of tbe Hrate. Collection* . Kugglkn O. r & T. A- Chicago. ; ro-iptly attending to, , fifty strung men should go and rescue "They bad a truer iden of the value of REUAJUJC MAREKT RMFOBTS; quota!>—'■ << » .ULM PHiiWCTU. UVS HOCK their time In -cbool and college. Tho R. TIMMERMAX Homa«patble Phy- Elijah from powdble difficulties in which nui-om. the Spirit of the Lord might liave left him. spirit of the' age has evolved a new theory • alcian ahd Surgeon. 11. "Th®y lut.l sent KIIL him, min. therefore, fifty ,i..j ui.u, 17. men. of education out of the increased knowl­ (Office over luulirop'* drug More.) and they sought three days, but found him , When *he was a Child, »he cried for Cnatori*. edge we have gained through the discov­ not.” I erire of science. We now can teach the ROBERTSON HOUSE, At first Elisha refused to allow them to | When *he bcc*™ Mias. *b® clung to caatori® principles of all trades—that is, the funda­ At first Elisha refused gu, but when they urged aud insisted be j when *b® bad Children, *h® gov® them CaMoria mental laws of matter und form—In a few > months with just sufficient practice to illus­ C®r. .L IT'rum and Coart St*., Ha*tings, Mkfa. finally conoenlctl, and this is the resulL 18. "And when they came again to him > trate principles, and we must bring our Rates, S l .OO per Day. teaching of domestic science into harmony TbtalTotMr I* new, wins^deasaut room*. Tbe (for he tarried al Jericho) he said unto' with tho broader education of the times. iuirimage of the public i» respectfuliv solicited. them. Did I not say unto you. Go not?" An absent minded Mancliester man re­ Tbeenergy of the Ilesli can only be shown avBJEm to be sruniEn fA JJAEEF ABOVXDINO la ORIGIXAL I U '■rTI B®*. bncht aayiaca wti aad Saits folly by allowing It to prove it® help- ‘cently went out to the barn to milk two “Firet, the subject should be put in tbe He mllkrd the same one twice and astings ank leswnesa. These fifty were sure that they cows. ’ college curriculum on a par with tbe other | | O<X»n KTORIES and PlXA.M?«i MATTER the other go. knew better than Elisha, but their vain of- lot 1 sciences, and as n summing up of all tbe Hastings, Mich. science teaching of the course, for chem­ Wb> Stiffer with th* Ila mod y al Hand. forte hav* now done for t bcm what they istry. physics, physiology, biology, and w ould n :»t let hi* words do. that is. convince Gentkf.mkx: 1 have been a great suf-, •• Work homes in tbe city are worth three CAPITAL £75,000.00 them of their folly. ' jfrier from sciatic rheumatism for five capccUUy hBCteriology areouly the stepping 19. "Behold, 1 pray thee, the situation of .veare. A portion of tlrnt time have been stones of sanitary science. Therefore in surplus »i.ooo.i><). SUCH A PAPER this city i» pleasant, n* my Lord sceth; but ,confined to uiy bed. Have been treatetl by tbe junior or tteninr year, after the student blanket them in the stable.” Incorporated under the laws of the Mate of tbe water i® naught and tbe ground ।by the best physicians without relief. 1 has a good groundwork of these science*, barren." Z :am now taking the fourth bottle of Hib­ there should be given a course of at least Michigan. 'TLIil FREE—deA from your dealer free, the Pleasant to the eyes, but unfrui»fuine®s bard's Rheumatic Syrup and firmly believe two lectures a week and four hours of prac­ 3 * Book. It has handsome pictures and and death was in it; how like the tree ol it will work a jwrmaiient cure. It acted tical work, tbe lectures to treat of; Open tor buafeMs Dec. 1». «»s In buHdit* for valuable information about horses. merly occupied by Mraser Bn*. “1 The bouse and its foundations and tbe knowledge of good and eyil in tbe gar­ upoii the liver and regulated my kidneys Two or three dollars for a 3/* Hors® den of Eden. There i* only-fife and fruit­ and digestive organs Immediately, and has surroundings from a sanitary view point, Blanket will make your home worth more officers: fulness where the Spirit of God is, ami done me more good already than all the as well os an architectural one. d G .Robinson. PreaMBnt: "± Tbe mechanical apparatus of the however pleasant or attractive a person or other medicine* 1 hate ever taken. I house, heating, lighting, ventilation, drain­ X, 41ie*ter Me***r H**. a work may appear, without the Spirit all cheerfully recommend this medicine. SA Five Mile l». W. Reynold*. Cuehler. age, etc., including tnellrods of testing b death and barrenness. Observe how the Mn*. Altha Hkkuisgtox’ 5/A Boss Stable their efficiency. people of the city see in Elisha one whom Altona. Mich. "K Furnishing nnd general care of a Ask for they believe can help them, bccaiue the Sold by F. 1- Heath. Prepared only by 5A Electric Spirit of God was in him. People seldom The < barks Wright Medicine Company, bouse, including the chemistry of cleaning. “A Food aud clothing uf a family, ap­ go to those who live far from God for help. DetroiL Mich. 5A Extra Test plied jihysioloRy. chemisiry of food, and 30. "And he said, Bring me a new cruse, Lewis Washington, a familiar character and’ put salt therein. And they brought it about Adrian streets, known as ••Whist­ nutrition. ' "1 Relation of domestic service to th® M to him.” ling Washington,"droppeddead from heart general question of labor, with a diwti»ion ABeneral Banking Btwlne** Tranwted. In Dcut. xxix, 23; Jer. xvii, 6; Zeph. ii, tetrilt, BA, of prescnt conditionsand proposed reform*. 0, salt is associated with desolation and disease Tuesday. •The practical work should consist of: tMU-renncss. and every Bible reader is famil­ ixtose'B Red Clover Pills cure sick T. Vi«Ha of inspectiou, accompanied by iar with tbe Salt sea (Gen. xlv, 8; Josh, iii. headache, dyspepsia. Indigestion, consti­ tbe instimctoc, to houses In process of con­ GOLD HZD1X, TASK, U78. Iff, etc.), in which It b said nothing can pation. 25c. i»er Ik»x, 5 boxes for SI. For struction, to tuoec ot good aud bad types, lire. But in Lev. ii, 13, we read that every of both old aud new offering tothu Lord ret)hired salt; in Num. sale by W. II. Goodyear. "2. Visits to home* where the housekeep­ vriii, 10, we read of a covenant of salt, aud Sunday evening services were in full in Matt, v, 13, believers are eallad the salt blast at Grand Ledge. Suddenly the fire er baa put iu practice some or all of the of tbe earth, whllcin Col. iv. 6, we ure told bell broke out and the male portion of the theories of modern sanitary and economic living. ♦ h*t our conversation should 1* seasoned congregation bolted for the door. “& Conferences with successful anil pro­ with salt. We need not stumble over thaw Well. Karafa. what have you been doing to gressive housekeeper*. ' seeming contradictions when we remember "A Practical work and original investi­ that Jesus Ilicwtlf ii to some a savor of make you look so young'.' Oh. nothing much, death unto death aud to others a savor of only been using Hall’s Hair Renewer to restore gation in tire laboratory of sanitary chem­ life unto life fl! Cor. II, 15,’ 16). "Salt is istry. , “Think you n young woman, after a year HONC OkNUINchriTMOUTTHI SM UABCI good” (Mark ix. SO. Luke xiv, M). but of this study, will be less fitted to mauag® neither land ncr water is always blcwed ••Ont I n«e well from there?” said tbe a modern household than one who has Fir the Finer, the Sbrk-twder. th thereby. "God h good” (Luke xvUi. 19). | III Absolutely Pure nice old lady with tbe silk mitt*, as sb® made ix-ds. washed 4*hos, or learned darn­ but not al! arc blc*Ecd by Him. tairpui ui tie BertiriltiriiL Uid a finger on the box sheet and looked ing al! through her college coureef 1 vent­ and it i» Soluble. 2i. “And he went forth untn the spring over her spcrtaclcs at the ticket seller. ure to say that no work more worthy of of the waters and cost the salt in there.” “Yes, um’nm—those are very good seats the collegiate alumnw or more far reaching Not tbe stream, but the fountain whence both tor seeing and hearing," said the in-Ito possibilities for goud can be under­ the stream flows mite* bo healed. The sin taken than the formation of home sclenco young man. uer caanot be bcalc-J by auy mere rcforma are used in its preparation. It hatt “They’re not aa good a* theac over club*, not only by every association tiAnrif conduct; be must be born again, or Hwdany’n!* more than three times the strength at here?” queried tbeold lady, Ukinga leap— branch, but wherever half a doien women have placed th him an entirely new foun ■ben of the fi with one linger still—<0 the other side of can be found with patience and courage Cocoa mixed with Starch, Arrowrowt tain, born from ubovc .John iii, 7. margin). enough to study the local conditions affecte “Thus snith the Lord, I bare healed these tbe house. or Sugar, and is therefore far mere “Thoae are good seat®, too, ma am. ing home life.”—New York Suuwaters.” , , . . economicai, costing kst than one ent •Don’t you think they’re ux> far back?” Not Ellsbn, sot the snlt, but Jehovah a asp- It is dclicUcw, nourishing, GIBBONS BROTHERS, Publishers. that healctb tbre” <Ex. xv.Sfl). Th® salt Oh. this ringing in the ears?. strengthening, easily DiojMrr»~ was the symbol, Elisha the Instrument. DETROIT. MICH. Oh. this humming In tbe bead! acatd you showed me just now?” Imt the worker, the beakr., the power, was and admirably adapted for invafl "Here they ore, ma'iun,” »aid the young Hawking. Wvwing. snuffing. gasplBg, Jehovah Hitaclf- Prom the throne of G<ti nmn, taking out tbe coupons from the Watering eyes and throat a-rasplng. as well as for persons In heoMb. and of the Lmub flow* the tlrero,*h® -H I Th® Children'! Medicine I rack aud beginning to put them into au Health, impaired and comfort fled. water of life lltw- «•>, 1). "They have Vac the MMALL Mae (AO little Beans to the Sold by Cm wsra ovaryvribam, *nw wr^MT* rnTTTvrrvr Till I would that I were dead! e,,"Nr>11 don't wont them—I think I like forsaken Me, the fountain of living waters What folly to suffer ao with catarrahal (Jer. II. 13). Hr complains of Hi* people; these on this sides-only there’s a pillar just troublesxa hen the worst eases of chronic and “Jtt co? wan thirst kt him come unto ••tanh Wthc brail are relieved and cured Me and dn;:L” Mob# ' ii, 37), said Jesus on there, i«n't there?” “No, ma'am, there n no pillar itj that by tar mild, cleansing aid healing proper­ the last day cf the feast. • aectioA— will ycfti take those two?” ties of Dr. Sage’s Catarrh Remedy. It 21, 92. " i here shall not be from theu.ee "No. I think not—my daughter'll be purifies tbe fnul breath, by removing the ’rmind this afternoon and look at the plan. cause of offence, heals tbe sore and in­ waters were iiK-lrd.” I don’t know what she wants.” aod tbe old flamed passages, and perfects a lasting All ®artbly *t?cc«is produce only barren­ Indy ambled amiably away, totally unwmEtc., A tie ngthe ness and drat !•, but « hen t he waters t*”* sciou* that »bc had kept twenty men and cure. . . . . .............. ..-.-rthinff women waiting for ten minute* while she Improved Variable Friction Feed, practised "shopping” on the ticket seller. bend ter CataS»rfue M d special peters. xlvii. U, If). llappy the soul that can —Pittaburg Dispatch. •. 1 L In iW." Ayer’s Sarsaparilla REMEDY FOR A cure • is sure to follow the persistent use of this medicine. PHIN Has Cured Others will cure you. Caicaga, KalanaiDO & Sagiuv ^•SOREffiRDAT- Winds. Clrra, swellings BUSINESS CARDS. P FILLS THE BILL! H Michigan Central Children Cry for Pitcher’s Castorla. Children Cry for Pitcher’s Castorla. Children Cry for Pitcher’s Castorla. A Iii |Sa Sa iii I HfiM la &i|f£ « P H City B YOU WANT. 2 5 , DETROIT- FREE*PRESS Ite Ftw hm TO FARMERS MichiganFarmer BUSIHESS PAPES FOB FABIEBSI W. Baker & Co.’s #0RStBLANKETS ARE THE STRONGEST. Breakfast Cocrnr MUyja No Chemicals 3 nraars crolp remedy BILE BEANS KISSINGiK.70™"' Saw JLdCills ENGINES, A. B. FARQUHAR CO., fork, Pa. w. tih.i �^**.7" *. Hastings Banner pamwlacwMty tamfcd' The urev Tnbure Rummrer* rreat Art thM a rmeroCu* ero«» «P 6 FnrrORlAL notes. iaot ttree -taeadre. owl»» \«h>rs are that to reqairiid to for <«r merriiwnt* to Shww the mare ewtevpri «r and -meggr ia pwfcing their gamf* a» lb«rir European rivals d-x ar.d for «wr gw-emment to a*4 * pros Whig ** sworn wan* sf i wifi art* ret- Yow dow't haw ta. iM tegaing on mgrt under ymtrnoro*.; prreeraxtan » asked by any body brt mrtks. A j®S prmecvGon ot te«4-«ikTho trf«w< rhara.-ter at a,u torerg^ rre •-* drmoi 4ref i»r the tae-rtndnx. and that W jfinn.Bi.it3.. was asked if t***r- »*« -»■* compared wAh aur .fomerite, trade amy * to*lag rittreim of Hariinc*at the war b row julttrtrie* being retaidiriied ’« the mtaered from a few fawn*. Th* bureau t b harmful of staxhrtfate estimates the total oro*t»*rtMia. it fey hired at the । 'sited -State* in ISW »» worth wcstwrB indu^rte* bring e*tahii»b»sf which platform orator♦ w»* getting anmeretfaRy «-,Tpno.faJ.«fa se.rtb«» per rapiCa -stale, toe X4d anprodtabim-that -p"Hrtthis FMt Fitta tta the of the poputatism. and tart <d chi* tag wtete pride’m a P*« -’eewrd. <u» mat­ valar exported wm <t7 or l‘* frr tefa. ter how bciiliaM.‘did R«* w—t the rowrfV tbe value ro«M«m*d af mow. RIS. or »!'•* -a per rent. I- it worth wht> tn trmsWe -Finr. site 'Hand idrod. Nridasira. (nkw taa; wrafmn: tbe rrpwbiimr. port sugar Imtmary ■« * wmuirrttu uwert. nurse! res abort web * -forrigw trade' And then tae. Tribune sCated^nrihfalU [ •Hwy are now limetfK •«« '>*■**' ®* when oar home trade otter* to our fhnu*r«. of pare white beri wtgM a *»J- Th* w- thmA th*: reelprarity. » nu«ta*d and , ptaat cart »d wa» pareiu.-**-. in fieramny- The ttnm*ri ”’**♦* =»•>”•*? wUb proteefton to Aeeriran radartrirs. tart rommer r»*m< —* * r‘At8B ta dninir more to baud np rrvuhliran | "» ‘ F- »**« "•"*t VaHey. and srext year ttmaaands m thus vrt’.d’T and tn; ta* J>« E;v*r Valtef. Dek.. dastrionriy ply ta* teji wSI gn «n iato into the the *»rar wurar imtasoy. ;min*cry. T^y are wOI Additional Local News. t homin and 'tartaiii. Sehraaka. Manx pwrt? tnnsc wiet th* fcmnefaU and mrial Qty. wx smi to Abewlrett. Ihtk. I J*~ pre stems of U'-'iay. Toner view, the Tribune's peri'inn m ’ sary that be Md to<re taw Jm vklhtyv Mppt - ait tto u*.-*■*b.. —------- ------------ - — - -- --. want in Ire* than ttv* ■ y.eurs. <.emiany « nu . ...k » - tu -x.-.uLn. j. ---• vteteted.I-BB-C m this city. !k«il .Pt— .. , bring IB Zinshaiweleasly B— IB- -rtlBl; .« making her onm sugar. WMt the perreataze » ><-n iTTIMB 4-1 T1B1I t.l . . ... - .l ... .._____ . __ at .sn»r in her soaxr beets .« 5 p» r MeitfL H... tar Ito imwrota nf P *«**. « •*** gaxi of I. wo ypawds M »y to tto acre may be utxatwd. JSow. Ito poards of pU^t-T to tae acre se*n»* a >56 thus m lias \'*fw»Sa." be taken away from the snwthera -tate*. I rity toquor ~na the sty’ -Amt m tn* next industry?*’ , L. ! ff tai* coat Ajf-sn’t fix. there is -fl j* tae new ts»p^5x» gi-v-rti by tae tar- _ for patting it an. ft ia otevaxm too taM « m tax ramrez and nwnafart iTwiz. We persons to whom tae law wmiid deny hav- aiwa«» ehwwrn *«:«T •«» das ®*rli*tmw ret It. ettheratsumr satooaoor drug store. .Ucaio we say. if th re .yu Aamm'X Item Mrwne*xa capital on.1 G-asgnw stotl rangedI? is rot rere-railj kowwa. and it may tit. leave it on a peg for scaw* otter fellow. be of iatetert to many to know, that tend wx baiMtag a tenre tex fartory n -MinaeSeverai prominent repubii-’ana have There axe -xber provLdor.-* rd Uh* law not apoita. Tw« *m»r. Sax tolonex tat mak- taken umbrage at tbe Tribune’s editorial. ' itocrewry to specifj. and criminal law thia paster fground gypsum/ contain* from S3 tec tawri-u rijprt-s rod table es*h» «re be- That they are h.mest ia their abjecttoniK | i.« toe. which are »ystemiKi.*aIIy -.mlatrei. to 44 per eent. rt aalpbarie arid: farmer* < will buy pbropbate. whleh to gro«W bone, he*pmwWHlma*rtberaU»wa. Tbnasamfo wnepre in their ennvwitbms. loyal repubti- i Thut there is a <r*«l •bad ■»? ganrbl tag door etc., cut with s*Mphurie arid, and will pay •f forme?* are potfM wheat tend into fax. cans, none can deny. Tta- they are -off ' In taM city is also tru-. Thar maay m*-n frrxn to «4<) a ton foe it. and are from working tor wage*, and whip have families I ad to 300 pounds per ter* on tb-«r rc-arod item making to iwcoodwg aa Amerteau tae n«r" in thinkink that the party ean : dnws. which. m> doubt. Urey grt ro«M re­ win an it» record, and <o before tae pe»> sult* from, bat at a much greater outlay ole wbo-are bwsy :iiinir!n< and *tndyiw than to n*e tend plaster. If »b**e wbo boy and pre this ptawphere waaid spend V-wstions of to-dny. with la platform of blnody shirt, rebel'inn and appeal to «eeter over their faros, j: is believed they tMoai prejudice, cannot be denied by any waaid get Store return for their money.— mar. whore -ar h» ei»*e snockh ta th* ship and a oxrupcltfe. eqaaliy undrw *- Detroit Tribune. - is Mwsuxb in ertuefe wltb tac rank a»d li* to know what they are thinking and how they pr tptree to vote oe 18»l LsaOM. J«d» Tasker and family wan i: X Creek three far •< last wrek staifinjt r r»«*. . We. We will ^oami wrta no «>ne wbo Jn the state teghlMcre a bill teas Ihws cays that a nian who. irixhl mind. vMantarily a»kre hiareif a watom luxtier, iftlrodared provtalwg f wlhe •rtrr.-fcas*- of a tanner toafcr. and a nmtler. is hoc en­ tae Michigan < -ntral railroad, and all it* titled to very mneh pity, and re aboos a* property and stacks by the state, in acbaoch and often more pulty of wroo** dota^taan tbe man wto-seih him liquor, or keep- tar det: wt>-re the aa^.::? b done. A r.:an exn fijnre bipreclf i fuol who Ma R. CbarHrtn. ot Battle Creak. terribly teamed *tew the tauufo xml f*.~ one fay tort week, by the expfonion c-f fa gasuftoe stove star- *** lighting. Ke learned with barrow at tbe death Lobe Mon* btMne. fa*ert daughter of -Hs> rweHe at the beginning. fr ba> not kx it* fo.X bold yet. a*4 we b<4*-d wifi »*. as it fo a goud elab. and will not take a boric wwt foe a*y ebmr in waging. . Ralph Sw i« again able to be with n< Ib has harf t han! time with his ankle, tad k is mc entirely wri! yet. Job* BtoowwT bod the mtefiortaabreak his arm jmrt beiew the elbow v Thursday cf tert week. Hr was dra^ ..­ pries from tbe woods nd Ceil free. tbe Sprinc etamiaaUacw wW all be hold at the (’owrt ttoose. H*ttiR<s. and npaw th* foitowtac dates: Thursday and Friday. March «. and «. Friday. March r.. Friday. Apr. K. -Khas wttt be the rrenJ* of ail taJs*-Why. we will m- base tab surpt®» of ‘lb.8to.ire.' tewtafe at Otueoc. tori.* Eng- •threw j<wrg tbe water fag in the fahr. Mew he m *®cmu to tbe front. He begrns tafcrf rich olnatiy. T**? Me to* tnrwd. part* wtth hta mtxiey on the «al<mc or the card table, a* afterward. « ocher* were Injured tfaas tae mn of fall yirora and capacity u> ob« dHtanre rest of the Mteriorippt valley. and the farther fact that «ww among the heaviest aumitfoeturing maemi in the L aittM Mates are owned amt operated to th-, great agrwultnral state of Iltirwri. These same attorney.* for foreign trade fafata to redrmw to tae exfrtiac taw a* •tefteta the war tank. J tuta* if there had Tben we have the appeal to tbe preHdke «< neeapethm. fee tbe parpore- of arraytoc workers again" tbe men wbo ewaptoy them: those who mow crop* against tao- who transport and market the po daeu dart* rt tbe tana. And “o on ’hroaxii the Ibt. Erery mxii who fooad u> be dis- Hooesdate and Scranton, and VOeL There lotaner. wUl be oeil petd. moi Ibej wU eel Bore doer owl oeu Uu Mb B o. I «tj. ^ee Uta obawd rod »*Bebin-wet arid . ttidtr-g-owta ivroked Appra- to prrjiMUee wosid mx be neeeaaary If free trade auorneya did wot realfae tae risk terfrre. Bat there are. ta tae majority of rxsrs. great w.-ixmp done to society by peo­ ple who drift into tliis son of existence. tag word as a einb to compel the Miebigaa her ksu. Tartar Daniels and Jnd Carpenter are Young boys are transformed into corrupt Chatxa! to tire ap certain charter privileges, men—ax a seaiocu w^ihee to shirty and which now pot that corporation oa’of the catling wood for M. Targrr. Tbe many friends at Mr. and Mrs. Hen­ ry Crorkf*rd met at their home and care them a jmrprtae Tneaday. tbe 1MM and had a g>»d time. And as a totew ot their had ob January 1. ttou. capital «toek owt- friendship they W. a hanged bmp. a art tfanrfinc an»Mi-rtl-< to ST».73«.*« and a funded debt of •IT.MC.O'M. If Mieid«an wants to take a hand at railroading it will I______________________ _ ............... bare to go down into Its coders and bring ’ cd; and If they are not. it moot.* that tbe sth. a 9 pot nd girt J ®r'r>: •< .°*. “***?• •< “* C. 1- Maith was on oar street* Satantay *~ *— - -- Sutnrday erealag among the pnmenrers * a criminal law exists 1b this state to pre­ on tbe C. K. AS. R. E. going north was last Tbe Heaney estate to sealed at test, and vent wrongs to society of ttat kind speei- one Joel Demond. bound tor Coats Grove. it wlU art be minted a* stated last week. •ed. If a dmm amke a beast ot hiao^lt. The eowductor askc*l Dew. n.J for his fare and -wftfaBy. that is bis matter. If la so M 15 rents, bat hr banded him a nickel 4mo< he wrong a wife and ebiMrea. strata and refnsed u, give aay more, spying that Mrs. E. B, Payne * father aM mother, that wa.- enough... Aftor a son1 what ex- from Kalamaroo. are vtoitiag her. M>M U» oevrm th. Oar sick list are ax follows: Mr. Emery trM« u.1 Ix-wood w p«t o< atnal a Mtttaer. Mrs. Hattie Whittemore. Mrs. ■ileuwl a b.lf Mrtli of Ur ri:. ud >»., Ju* Chandler and Little May Hart. b. «»« r«l r^lnad May Tajnc ta goi»C to Chicago ow * tbe no bhtber beia» who feetb hH xnimallr<” Tb. tnhi «•: <« u ■«■!. Tbr visit ’ i.-ca from tore of ga’is- w tbe axnibler wbo wttio. bud. woo af^e down tbe traeb Thomas Prince's awtaer bo cvme to robs him at tbe card table. tom Coou Gtwee towntd tbe ate. nod keep boase for him. Now to th«>re la this rily wbo are vtointright Where Iteaaowd was pat, ot a SS-tox Wr think doeton hare more to -to now tak ‘his criminal faw of this state with re­ rail had been plaevd on tbe track with one day* than any one rise, except tbe lumber tard to tbe saie of liqsor and tbe keeping end rroting agaiast tae targe pile of rolls, of caaddinp piners, we desire to say. that Good tnrwoat to the ringing rebool Lot th» tawlesMMM is no betierthan would hr and a large stone had berm ptoerd on the track all cf which tbe «rcuor. men removed. Fnday evening. Tta- rertkm aan. who bad passed Dcmoad W. Owen purcbared a in wciing down, now prttpriiijd tlwir band liataj ot»> day lot week. ear back agai4 Dmmmd saw them com­ Mre. Maule M -wv to visiting tor folk*. ing and started no a ran aeruas tbe arid* Mr. (xvler and wife. th*. Why <fo you ter* tn escape for bat dr was overtaken. He denied all The reboois around beer are all having present vluiatkrn* of enminai jaw? Tea knowledge nt It and said that be was innotbrir picture* taken. rely on * ducman- public wwtmeaf; jou eent. ao tae section me* fa hitt Ai wroaaubood of thts city are asleep. Per­ haps ibey are. But nothing will arouw thta s—puc llocs* quick a* year Md drhanre of law. . Gambling teas no boai■ero to extat at aB omtar the law. Tbe tew «f thia atppe provide* bow l^wor may Watches. do to twdwr tbr a™ ot looo^r^J; It b ytmr perinea? interne h weU as that to trot U> oitaro aooiaot a twnoa of aoetaxy. that ywu obey the tew. Y<m -oeBtutato^ We bro. tor bj\u. wbo do vtotete It faortd rewrote-r that no toot be eu pron bluoeW loot wot ot too ™*e. o« »e ■todoeusod tbot be no br Clocks, Jewelry READ. >• rrloob tor Ute. u tour *!1 ?*****• ?.*** —*“<•—» beta* Mt wttb lbo errah lodge. Later. Itrtaond » MdXMoenm. beta* tbu ewer Uwte- te So neet ftaw. be mm Uo ■—o-rnnVliw^bemVomu. kle bn u web win tbe cw body o< •tamo H tata Mate, aneb taoee no Hao pm riaim dlrec- �Hastings Banner HabHiiks Thursday, Feb. 10. 1891. IO «AKlH6 POWDER Absolutely Pure. A cream of tarter bxkin« ponder. Highest (.tall In leavening strength V. 8. Govern­ or at Report. Aug. t«. ifc-n. A gootl farm containiug so arn-s of land, situ* ated live inih-a south ot Hast.ngs an- kuftwu uh rtas Dick Barber farm. There are six acres of umbered land, a fate h<H>»r. frame granary, i.uid well and cistern and some goal trull Ik ralted on the place Thin farm «’ll bo h>M :henp and on easy terms. Anyone wishing to > iv *Jdrv»s B. Frank Baldwin, Rockford. ’’ SH0KE> Eb.POWERJ’ NO. 35. ALWAYS THE SAME ALWAYS THE BEST Lang Dickinson lias been arretted time personal_mention. and time again for being drunk, until at ______ ____ __________ stav« Holden was hi Bellurne Im I week., last the officers have_got fully tired out V4 of carting him to imd from the jail. Lh»;1{«u Waite spent Sunday In Knlm'ny/m Week h<« was arrested under thq state law Powers was iu Grand Rapids Mon­ and if found guilty he will not be seen • In day. Hastings for some time. Ben Lunn returned from Rockford yes­ The tdt a of extending tho C. K. A 8. to terday. connect with the Grand Trunk at* Marcel­ X^hn Weisscrt returned from the south lus seems to be meeting with general ap­ Sunday. 4 proval in Kalatauxoo. The survey has Miss Mary West wa« in Mlddk-vllle been made and If the extension Is not btinday. made by the C. K. A 8. it probably will lx? Mrs. Chas. Hotchkiss went to Charlotte extended as a private enterprise by Kala­ Monday. mazoo capitalists. Miss Minnie Kuapp i< v hiring In Ver­ When you want anything In the lino tit montville. canned or dried fruits go where you han Mrs. Sultan Bentley, of Jackson Co., is get a fresh supply and have a large htock to select from. This is just the kind of inihe city. stock that Spary Phillips keeps, and ihtttj /Duane Ford and fatally have moved to Is just the rtsaaod that he enjoys such a Battle Creek. good trade. A complete stock and staple John Otto, of Middleville, wm in the goods is what tells, and Spary knows It city yesterday. t Chao. Prichard, of Lain* Odessa, was In By an oversight last week we neglected to iv aajr say uuj anything tiling uuviu about the me Young kiiiiik .uvn Men’ss the —y city Monday. ball at the Hastingshotise^ The uffalr was /Miss Maud Bartley is now the organist a grand success socially, though tlte young’ men were losers financially. Syuiers orchestra of Grand Rapids furnished music Monday and Tuesday. for the occasion, and It was pronounced Mrs. Claudia Martin vhited friends। Ir. u: one of tbe best parties ever given hi the Vermontville jart week. I city. Grandma Crawley is at Eber Lake’s this Holden Ilin* have just received the week, caring tor the sick. largest nnd best Invoice of hats and caps ever shown in this <*ounty. Their stock P. A. Sheldon was in Bentou Harbor includes all ot the latest styles of soft hats the fore part of the week. , and derbies for spring wear. A good re­ Miss Ruth Codding, of Shay'town. visit­ flection of their stock way be wen by look­ ing at their show window, but to properly ed friends here last week. size up their stock necessitates a personal Mrs. J.. N. Mixer and daughter Fannie 1 visit Inside ot their store. Call and see went to Grand |tapld& Monday. them and get their prices before buying. The Misses Sara Horton nnd Kittie The supreme court lias decided that no Stetlblns were In Kalamazoo Friday. city or town lias u right to give a man a .Miss. Gertie Bentley, of Albion, qpent license or permit to sell any ware or mei chaDdlse on the side walk or-on the street Sunday with her parents hi this city. । in front of the property of another person. The street In front of a man’s place of bus­ iness Is held to be on appurtenance to the lot upon which his store is erected and sit­ uated, and belongs to him and his business as against all others, except only the right to travel thereon. IN THE LOCAL NEWS. About dark, yesterday. Mr. R. B. Owen, Mrs. Maples, of Jackson Co., mother of ot Kalamazoo, called at a residence on Mrs. M. E. Nevins, aitcndeded the Kalamazoo street, and had scarcely reach­ funeral uf her daughter’s little hou, John ed the door when he saw his jxmy break Chaster Nevins. New maple sugar, very tine, at Stauffer loose and run up 'Washington street at a Mrs. J. C. Wardell was called to Chicago lively pace, scattering sulky, robes, etc. In Saturday by n telegram announcing the Htrirtly prime thnuthy for sale at every direction. When last seen tbe bor-e serious illness of her son, Charles, who Is was almut four miles from town beaded renLlow with typhoid fever. z toward Hastings, without even a. bridle on. lake Odell •hr.sleM'ri arrr*ted for giving and as it was one of those poules of the ^6cott Cook, o( Breckenridge, Colorado, Dleldiieon whiskey. mustang breeu: it may be going yet.—Bat­ surprised his relatives here by an unex­ pected visit Saturday. He will visit in E4 Powers has been ap|K>int<*d receiver tle Creek Journal. ♦he Irving mill property. It is too often the case—in fart. It may­ Michigan about two months before return­ ing. • Mortgages recorded laf*t week, seven: be truthfully said to be tbe rule—that the oian wbo grows up iu his own town is re­ mortgages discharged in that time 11. garded as a boy by his elder* until he is Died, in Mexico. Mo.. Saturday of Buy your rubbers where you can get well started down the declivity of life that typhoid pneumonia. John Chester, sou of lirst quality at lowest prices. See Stauffer ends in a hole. The stranger that comes Mr. and Mrs. M. E. Nevins, age four yean. into a place is more often pushed tp the Tbe body was brought to this city Monday, Michigan superinten<4nts of the poor front than the young man tliat has grown the funeral taking place Tuesday after­ are holding thwr annual convention tn up with the town. This is the reason why noon from the home of Cheater Messer, so many young men become dissatisfied conducted bv Rev. Irvine. In their deep Lansing to-day. with their surroundings and long to cast sorrow. Un* afflicted parents have the Manager Evarts, of the Chair and Table their lot In other quarters. heartfelt sympathy of this community. • o. is busily a; work on plans for the That so bright ami promising a bud of Gxa. the Lake county wrte murderer, 'Utipany's buildings. humanity should so soon be cut off Is post passed through this city yeutertay <>n his all human understanding. Nothing but Engine No. 2 on the C. K. A S. has Just way to Jackson where we trust he will trust In One who is All wise u well as ••to returned from the ilouia car shops, spend tbe remainder of his life according merciful, and the belief that in the para­ to the sentence ot the law. This murder and Is ait good as new. • dise of God the sweet spirit of the loved Many members of the Masonlcx order In was an especially brutal one. After shoot­ one shall be found clothed in greater than ing his wife three times, he cut her body earthly powers and beauty, can console In this city attended the funeral of Cbas. N. several times In a horrible manner, aud as Youngs, at Cloverdale. Tuesday. such a time. a climax to bls fiendlshness pounded her Lord grant to our Impatient eyes. Fitrwiero who wish to take advantage of head to a jelly with a wrench. When we A gfimpse hevonrt tlie tomU; Whbrr nil our flowers tn pxradlse, tbe bounty on maple sugar next year, must read of such dastardly crimes as this we have their blanks made out before July regret that capital punishment Wt In vogue in this state. , Clreulatbxu this week 2.000 Ed Bubb called at John Erway's bouse several weeks ago and when i*e -bad goi^ It was found that Mr. E.’s best Sunday-goto-meeting overcoat had mysteriously dis­ appeared. Bubb was suspected of the Tn rent, a large house with ■ good bam. theft but could not be found. -'The other and four acres of land, in 2d ward. Ternw day be came through the clty'bn the M. C. very reasonable. Enquire of Mrs. A. W. R. R. and the city marshal nabbed him. and unfortunatefy Bubb had the stolen Fred Stowell is closing cut his, line of overcoat on when arrested. He la now <?. H. Barrett’s shoe* at; an exceedingly serving a 30 days sentence for failing to low price, owing t»> Mr. Ikirrett’s failure in explain in a satisfactory manner how he bnrinefft. can» by the overcoat The Knights of rythlak of Nashville, The supreme court of Indiana lias just • J. E. Ackerson was In Hartings Monday, purchasing a stock of whip*direct from the factor} in that city.— MiddlevlVi# RepablL will give a grand ball In the opera bouae then* to-morrow night. Several from thia rity anticipate attending It. Hwrutio Warner was arrested hwt week for asiwult and battery upon hla wife. ' He plead guilty and paid his fine and costa, the amount of which we did nqt learn. Fred Stowell has just received a fine lin« of A. C. McGraw’s celebrated ladies’ -hoes. These shoes cannot be surpaaued for durability, looks and cheapness. Call and examine them. Fred Jones, of PrairievBlr. was arrested Monday for pulling a revolver oh another man. Jones had heretofore eluded the officers-but they nabbed him at last. The trial Is set for to-day. W. F. Hicks is prepared to furnish fam­ ilies iu this eity with pure spring brook )<■«, of the very finett quality, during tbe coining M-asnn at 25 cents a week. Prompt xnd satisfactory service guAranteed. made a decision that will have a bad effect on worldly minded men who want to pose tts public spirited citizens without any cost to themselves. Au Indianapolis church member subscribed to the building fund o( a church, and tried to wiggle out by claim­ ing tbe contract could not be.enforced be­ cause entered into on Sunday. The lower court decided with him. but the supreme court reversed the decision, and hereafter church subscriptions made in Indiana <t Sunday are to be consMered legal obliga­ tions. • Attorney General Ellis has made public his opinion regarding tbe placing of the names of candidates for supreme judge and univeraity regents on the same slip or ballot with_£he names ot candidates for township v—jera and the opinion Is to the effect tbe taw does not so require and the tickets containing the name of tbe judge and regents must be printed under tbe direction of the secretary of state; and sufficient ballot buxes should be provided for tbe various tickets that they may not get mixed. _______ Prof. Taylor gave a very interesting oncert at the M. E. church Monday even­ ing. At the conclusion of the exercises, a large class wag organized, wbo will reFollowing are the .real wtate.transfers <-eive instruction In vocal music from the of the week ending Feb. 18. 189L as Prof. taken from tbebooks In the register’s office: John Fay Palmer will appear in Union Cum. B. Gray to T. FhUllpaj-on tom M® »Pd hall Saturday evening in the well known play -Monte Crirto." Mr. Palmer is a noted actor and seems tn be especially fit­ ted for hl« part in this pluy. He should be greeted by a full house and no doubt will’be. FraakMn Heonev to Etta J. Daniel’. «M w * U,"™«J7Lu.T H CooJ-o.^: •» US? “ffil Just after Francis Durkee left the C. K. A 3. depot last week a fountain pen came springs >’ up missing. Tbe strong arm ot tbe law Yankee Junie* K Bi>«b U> Get fasteued lu clutebes on Francis and Hie 00. IM-Iton MO. miffing article was found in an Inventory of tils personal effect*. He eoafeswd to stealing the pen and was aratmiced to jail for 10 days. The members or uarry i<xqareived ait invitatiou to attend a banquet rvehhif <»f. tbe ifilb. and third decree* will the KaJauuuiw ... > ndrlrriliu «»; - - » Marina* *w. « I wish to express my heartfelt thanks to my friends and neighbors wbo s« klixlly UMiated In tbe sickness, death and burial The interest In the Sunday afternoon meetings continue unabated. The paper ot Mrs. Samuel Dicky uddiessed to the young ladies, as read by Ml.m Belle Throop last Sunday was highly appreciat­ ed nnd we believe will bear fruit in the future. Mr. Gattreir# remarks Jutted on his own evgwrifiice and court observations were very practical. We tdiall be glad to hear from him again. Our best singers continue to favor tbe meetings with their talent. vm-.ui. n« V. W. M. Puffer’ will preach at the Star school house next Sunday afternoon Feb. 2’1, at two o’clock. .Rev. A. D. Grigsby preaches nt tbe Presbyterian church Sunday. February 22. In the morning on Jacob’s and Paul’s view of life eontrasletl. In" the eveuiug. being Geo. Washington’s birthday, his subject will be. An E'lglL'Iimnn’s tribute to Wash­ ington.’ All are Invited. Thft young (Hoople’s society of Christian Endeavor meets at the Presbyterian church on Sunday evening February 22d nt rt o'clock. Consecrative meeting. Topic, ••Are we good rtewardaF* lat Peter 41: 7­ Walter Buckhout, of Toledo, Ohio, vis­ 11. To be led by Mra. Grigsby. ited his fnejid(s) In this city over Sunday. I >^t Friday and Saturday evenlugs Miss /-Mr'. J. J. Emery, of Ijinslng, i« visiting George, of Middleville, will give tier parents Mr. aud Mrs. O. D. Spaulding, on elocutionary entertalument nt the fjpjrs. F. M. Thoruns, of Grand Junction, Baptist church for the Iwneflt of tbe ['is visiting her parents Mr. mid Mrs. John Young People's society. All are cordially invited. Admission ten cents an evening. Llchty. A magazine of tbe size of The Ladies* Home Journal, which has just reached a Mr. and Mrs.'Veneklass, of Grand Rap­ monthly circulation of 000.000 copies, re­ Ids. spent Sunday w ith Mr. nndOtrs. K. quires a good deal of room; another four- DeGroot. •• story building Is to be occupied next t ywfdner Potter returned to Now York month, in addition to the two now in use. Abuday after visiting friends in the city The growing popularity of the Journal has also overtaken ’ the capacity of its nine and vicinity., targe presses, and twelve- new ones of A^ffr>. Bert Walker, of Martin, and Mrs. latest Improved pattern are awaiting the F. C. Brooks, of4 Delton, v (sited relatives completion of the new quarters. In the city last week. 5<- aqflR ' The C. L. b C. will meet Saturday eve, Feb. 21st at Mrs. Margaret BaliFy’a. The following will Is* tin- program: Roll cull answered by quotations from Kngilab history. -Outline lllstry of England,’’ review the sneerssive immnrehs nnd Important events in their reign up to ChMpL IX, Miss Rose Gwlyear. •'From Chaucer In’ Tennyroh.” Shirley Smith. Recitation, Miss Mary Hailey. -A Peasant Striker of the Fourteenth Century.!* synopsis. Mrs. Mary Goodyear. "Tim English Towns," synopsis. Prof. Sterling. • Music in charge of Miw Hallock. •Critic, Mr. Hoyt. So Name and Residence ... . Wm. I\ Fifl Id. Irving i Francis A. Itaeon, • • . Walter 11. Franck, ( wstleton A' '»Inez M. Abbey. Maple Grove i Wm O. Neose. Caatlcton i Ante* B. Watring ” < U*o. W. Peer. Yankee Springs i Edith Trimble. Thornapple * .tame’ T. Kepky. Thornapple -J < Sarah C. Zerby •* For the state encampment G. A. R. to be held in Muskegon Match 9th and 12th, Hl. the Chicago & West Michigan Ry. and the Detroit, Lansing & Northern R. R. will sell from all station* round trip tickets at one and one-third fare or two cvnta per mile. Tickets will Im* sold March 9th and 10th. good to return until and Including March 13th. These Hues offer the best service to and from Muskegon. For a Cull week, the attention of a Jury and Judge Hooker has been directed to the case of Mrs. Shepherd vs. the city of Hastings, for damages for injuries result­ ing from a defective sidewalk. The case will probably' be disposed of to-day. As to Rs merits, we are not prepared lo enter Into any discussion. After the Jury has listened to the 130 or 150 wltnawea, they may conclude that they know about It. At all events they will have tbe matter to dispose of. But we will rise to remark tliat the sidewalk question is one of great Importance to municipalities, and one that demands study and energetic attention. One or two damage suite for Injuries re­ ceived by pe»lestrians on defective board walks •may cort the dty of Halting* more money than to build ten miles of concrete walk, and pay the whole expense from the ,cltv treffiuy. It Is a iltt’e cheaper, but not much and not at all when longevity 4s considered, to build a board walk than a concrete where the latter costs from 50 to 80 cents a square yartL But would It not pay for our city to difas we are Informed Battle Creek and Coldwater do, hire the men to pul In concrete walks, paying good wages, and reducing the cort of that kind of M walk from 50 or «0 cents a yard to 30 or 40 cents? At the latter prices, there Is no difference In first cort In favor of the l»»ani watte, while tbe concrete will out­ wear three or four board walks, looks much letter, does away with all chance for liability to damiges. lb far more health­ ful than decaying timber In board walks, and is more desirable from every consider­ ation. Cannot our city arrange to put h tliese concrete walks at first cost? If the council would dt> so. tbe doom of the disease breeding, damage suit board walk would be sealed tn Hastings. The Jury ibis [nu jiritg In the cue of At A. WOOLLEY’S Now is the time to buy Ladies'. Misses’ and Children’s Shoes At io per cent Iu order to make room for the elegant-line of spring goods that will soon be here. I have decided to sell every pair of At an advance of ten •per cent of first cost This however is a Strictly Cash Sale Call, examine and obtain prices before baying, as I will not be undersold. Yours-resp’y, A. WOOLLEY Auction Sale of Draft Horses! The Hastings Horse Association Wilt sell at.public auction to the highest bidder the two Percberon stallions, Sul­ Ttie Home Missionary society will be tan and Bayard, and the Clydesdale stallion. Scottish Lad, at tbelr stables, in the city lield at Good Templars hall. Wednesday of Hastings, county of Barr}-, and state of Michigan, on the 25th, at 2 o'clock. A full atleudauee is desired. Freeport is getting her name up as a resqrt for the young bloods from outside towns to come and commit their depreda­ tions. About 2 o’clock last Sunday morn­ ing some of the young num here In town discovered a light in S. R. Hunt’s furni­ ture rooms and at once notified him. He donned his clothes and In company with llie young men proceeded to. investigate. Ui> viitriing the store In- found acvvrnl young men and two Hastings ladles (?) (the latter rattier scantily dressed) having ii glorious lime. Empty whisky and leer bottles were scattered around promiscoub!y and tbe mattresses, couches and furni­ ture pre*eiited a very dilapidated appear­ ance, nne of Wie former being ruined. They effected an entrance through the back door and from all appearances hud been there several hours. The parties were all strangers to Mr. Hunt. but It h said they were from Hastings and Irving; he ha** learned some of their names and will iloublless make It interesting for them.—Freeport Herald. WEDNESDAY, nARCtl 4, 1891 ’ SULTAN 4237-1867, foaled June .1882, imported In 1885 by M. W. Dunham, of Wayne, III.. Is a beautiful dapple gray, weighing about 1,600 pounds, and is one of the best Perchcron stallions in the state of Michigan, was exhibited at the Michigan State Fair In 1887. and took first premium. ■ravao (3148) foaled In 1881, Imported in 188* by Messrs. Bowlee A Hayden, ot Janesville, Wisconsin. Color, black with small star In forehead; shows very fine colls. The Clydesdale stallion. SCOTTISH LAD. 4009, foaled in 1882. Imported In 1885 by Gallbralth Bros., of Janesville. Wisconsin, is a beautiful bay in color, with a ratch in tbe face; is n horse of splendid action and shows splendid stock, and weighs about 1.900 pounds; look first premium at the Kalamazoo fair in 1888, aud is one of the very best Clydesdale stallions in Michigan. • Sale to commence at one o'clock p- m. Here is a good chance for a few farmers to join together, purchase a good draft stallion and Improve your horses. TERMS OF SALEz-^-One anti two years time If desired, with approved bankable, paper at seven per cent. Interest. For any information regarding these horses before sale writeTo T. PHILLIPS, Secretary, Hastings Horse Association. And jet j’ou must admit you are reading this. There is QLOTHINQ £!S CLOTHIHO Cheapness is no test of merit Clothing that has\alue and only woolen fiber in it is far more desirable than cheap stuff. It will cost more money but is worth more than the difference. I keep cheap grades of clothing for those who will be satisfied with nothing else. I sell it for what it is. and the buyer takes his own risk. It is no pleasure to sell that kind of goods, though I do it when compelled. THE BEST. The reasonable, moderate priced best goods, not the “toney affairs are what the great majority of buyers and wearers of Clothing now demand. Experience and wear are the test, and by this test this quality of clothing is found to be the cheapest, the tbe most durable, the most satisfactory, the most comfortable. J PROPOSE TO PLErtSE That class havo made a study of the trade, and have made such arrangements, as justify in saying that I can meet the wants of clothing buyers of Barry county better than any othei’ dealer in the county. WHT. ? 1 am tbe only dealer in Barry county who can sell the JTE1N BLOCK "2 C2. CL0THI||Q This line is the recognized beet of ready-made clothing. First, none but good cloth goes into one of their suite. In style and make-np, they are tbe equal of any tailor-made gar­ ments. They are moderate priced—much below what a tailor would charge for the same cloth, the same style, make np and trimming’, and as good a fit You can buy cheaper goods; but their equals in quality, style, make-up, fit, wear and com­ fort in wearing, are not to be found outside a first-class tailor shop.-where they will cost from a third to a half more money. THESE CLAIrtJ With rega.d to Stein Btock t do. clothing I sm prepared to justify to the satisfaction of any reasonable man. And re­ member that I have the exclusive right to sell this line in Barry county. And it will be money in your pocket, comfort and peace of mind to you to buy this kind of goods. Of course 1 keep other lines of clothing. But I have told you which is the best, and that is ’ �.—■■ . ----------- -■ I j-trned mid by ye*tcv*ihy noon uww®***- A NATKIN SORROW Pbeams -AS evidence THRILLING MURDER TALES RECORD­ The Country Bows Its Heed O'er . Sherman's B:er. UST HOURS OF THE 010 WARRIOR. ED IN THE OLD LAW BOOKS. 37 Mr. John 3jgror«. Dyspepsia Makes the live* of many people mberablc, causing dixtresa after citing, eour stomach, rick headache, heartburn, low of appetite, a faint. “ all gone" feeling, bad taste, coated tongue, and Irregularity of tb<> bowel*. Dyspepsia d<»' * After not weU o{ u requires cartful altentlou, Eating ttn(i a reIn<uiy like Hood’s Hor>i.*p*rflla. which act* gently, yetcffioicntly. It tone* tho stomach, regulates the dlgt»Uon, creuj. « rxd »1aick l«l«. buJlhn l.exUel», «)J Mrnhra l^e nilud. MOSaaCne •• I have been troubled wltli dyspepala. I n*d but little appetite, and what I did eat Monrf distressed tne, or did me Fit-urr ntll(t Koo<1 After eating 1 burn would have a faint or tired, all-gone feeling, ua though I had not eaten anything. My trouble was aggravated by my business, painting. Ixist * spring 1 took Rood's Barzaparllla, which did mo an immense muouiit uf good. It gave mo on appetite. Mid my food roll died aud satisfied tho craving I had prevtottsly experienced.” Gzojion A. Pag;:, Watertown. Mass. YOU WISH Distress 15. I Lieut Commander Chane* «• • » u « Hence 1 Schurz. Belmont,' D. ,*<*11 UTZ, John U«IOII *F.. Scott.• *Pvrry - -M ’J..ckny , smith. Smith, TtoAngri of nwlb Bw.-> Him Hen e o. Milk Rev* fc’t'l Mnk Mackay ■nd WilUam H. Aspinwall Gen-. How .nd tbe Smuik nrd and Slocum met at the I»’e general » of Lift l.Over, bom-’at noon with inany other military men to perfect arragement* for the fu­ neral. r Many Telegram* Brerlvml. Saturday and yesterday telegram* of j sympathy aud condolence |»oured iu from i at I parts ot the country. Some |L<XX) were I received, including meswige* Srom the preside*!’, from public officiaN. rahliers New Yoke. Feb. 14-“It h all over." who had fought under tbe general nnd Kotos wbo “l‘l O'b'r ,'knJ* ’■'“V;”' It wm Gen. TliomaM 1 ' .ml BUlnj. Sul.l, these words to a group of auxluus anti mid Tracy, ex-Secretary «>( War Endicott, waiting friends aud reporter* an .h-stood Lawrence Barrett. Vice President Morton. bareheaded on the doorstep of Urn Sher­ Justice Harlan. Gen. Alger, ex-President man’s residence a few minutes before fi Hayes Gen. Schofield.* Secretary Rusk. Judge Gresham aud Henry M. Stanley. o’rlix'k Satunlay afternoon. Within a lew seconds the new* had Ikwii flashed St. Loma, Feb. 14—As soon as the news over the wires to every part of the coun­ ot Gen. Sherman’s death was received here try. The old hero's long nnd stubborn fight with death was at ay end, and he Ripley, commander uf the Ransom jM*t, had Imi*u conquered at last. D.-iith enmo G. A. R , tendering the services ot the slowly, hut. easily, and without pain tolhe post to carry out Gen. Sherman's veteran of so many bitter struggles. He wishes ami an order issued expressive of the sense ot morrow of the member* of th* pest, giving the following extract from a the members of his immediate family were letter written by Gen. Sherman to the gathered at hh> bedside at the time, ex­ post on the “Oth anniversary of his birth­ cept hl* eldest son. Rev. Thomas F- day: -Ran-om post lias stood by me since jUierman, Che Jesuit priest, who is uow its beginning aud I will stand by it to my end. and then, iu it* organized capacity, ou his way to the country from abroad on it will depoit my poor body in Calvary the steamer Majestic. alongside my faithful wife aud ktolixed soldier boy.” The post was to have held a The dying general had been uucwnscioua 1Bocial meeting Saturday night, but the programme was change*! aud a memorial for several hours, aud his fluttering pnlsa service held instead. The mayor’ issue I wa* 8»i feeble that on several occnsiona it a proclamation ordering lhe flag* ou city wa* almost ini possible to tell whether he building* d.splayed at half-matt, Law report:! of the Sixteenth and Sevonteenth centuries contain tiutceroca refer** enr* * to supernatural occurre ikvb In court and on the scaffold. One of the most rcmarknbh records of tbi* kind L» cxffiuected with a rnunler trial which took place in England early in the reign of the first Cliarhn. Sir John Mr.ynr.nl, one cf the first lawyer* of lhe century# is tho author­ ity for the supernatural events of the trial, nnd hi hi upir.lii: preface to hi* notes ho isy;, he “thought good to report the wiilemt* which -.rn# given, which many did hear, that tho memory thereof might not lx* Scat by uaiaearrlnje of paper* or other­ wise." Out* Jolmn Nurkctt, .:: farmer’s wife, bad died, and at tho coroner's inquest evideuoe was given proving that the woman’s throat had been cut from ear to car. At first the jury favored a verdict of felo de .at*, und lhe body wna interred; but rumors became So!d by *11 dru<tf(ta. 01. *lx for tf. I*r»*;*»rel only general pointing to foul play, nnd the body by C. I. HOOD A OO- A|>othoc*riM. Lovell, Mm*. was exhumed. Thirty day* after the death the jury .-LSM-mbled before che body, nnd four suspected persons were brought in. The only evidence against the prisoner* was that, they slept in an adjoining room, nnd that no one toul passed thnt room; (NEW YORK) • therefore, if sho did not murder herself, they must lie the murderers.” qcxEU actioxa or a corihil What took place nt the remarkable post mortem inquiry may best lie describe*! in . the worth* of a wit new at the subsequent u psje*. I e. JO page*-tc. sor tOpare* ?c. trial, who was described tut "an ancient nnd grave [-.ersou. minister to the parish The Aggressive Republican Journal where this murder was committed.” This Of lhe Metropolis. estimable gentleman wild; "They (the A NEWSPAPER FOR THE MASSES prisoner*) did touch the dead body, where up'm the brow of the dead, which wa* be­ Founded December 1st. 1SH7. fore a livid and carrion color, began to have a dew or gentle sweat arise upon it, which increased by degrees till tin* sweat was living or nut. Hi* long struggle had ACTION AT THE NATIONAL CAPITAL ran down in drops upon the face, the brow turned and changed : >n lively color, nnd comepletely exhausted him aud it wim the dead opened one of her eyes and shut only hl* remarkable vitality and will ' it agr.it), which she did three several time*. Tbe Press is the organ of no factions; power that enabled him to cling to life »o | ............ .. Washingtux City, Feb. 14 —The pte*l- Sl.c likewise thtast out tho ring or mar­ pulls no win*!*: hat* no animosities to tong after .di hope had been given up. I <|ent t^0 fon,MVitig message to coh- riage Unger three times, and pullet! it in avenge. K Frum time to time during ibe morning • Saturday afternoon: agtdn. and tbe fin;p*r dropped blood on the lhe mosv remarkable Newspaper aonu* of the family would leave the room. TothkSsnatk axu Hoiiut or Rkfrcsexta- floor.” Success in New York. Naturally enough such reuiurkablecvibut'nnly tube summoned back hastily tivk*; The <l***th <■: William Tecuu.M'h Sh«-rdencu as tbh. wo* received with some nusCheap news, vulgar seusqtlupa and truah Il imittiotiro Hint • Inthc rity ofNew. York st IrfiOp. in Inin : piej„u by th- court, although the wit* w mttae ntknewte that ; rrrnt that W1U ljrtU|{ mirnwf t„ /Um. heart * ^hl otrt«. s,r j(,liu Majimr.1. find no place in the eoltunubtST The Pre**. he clung toHb. tl tbreodol 111. llrnl re- 1 rewMlr 1. . l,rt», A.»,rj,-.n p.M, yr.n, ,.f The I’rvss ha-* the brightest Editorial ncarij five hour* after he Ikm> ------lov'd-------and ----------venerated «* h«s .. . ,,^,..1 Hu tertlinouv pace in New York. Il sparkles with pohit.*. nmined for nesi., — — — - To look I MU* rauplu.K **«•»->" l.t.1) nu«,>..«iou._ OMOudrere. Allrr Alter U ll '. **•“-*“ •««>•'« •“«1'1’. "X," r. Un.u-1; 3>..l ten.m-r Orly. Im’l The Press Sunday Edition is a splendid i oues love of vouutry mtcnaUtad. Hr aurve-d was delivered gravely nn<l temperately,but o'chwk it waaexpccted tb.it every monwnt his, .nnUT, 11<rt for faiu.-, not out of **-*««• <-f to the great ndmiration of tlicnudltory.” twenty page paper covering every current would bring the end, and telegram* were pref****:.*!!*! duty, but tor lore of the flag, and Ample cunffnnatiou uf an obviously im­ topic of interest. prepared to send to ail hi* friend* nud the j «**bt* hraeflrent civil inqtituttons of which it partial cluirarter was, however, forthcom­ Tbe Press Weekly Edition contains all ing. and the *'n<lmiration" turned to hor­ the good things of Daily and Sunday oIBcr. or U» gmonxo.nl oi Wn.Ml.gton I ™ at, .. «XH. u dlMolnrom ' Ind ,UirrJ u,^, , dn rf ror, so much so thm the prisoners were editions. convicted, and two of them suffered death For those wbo cannot affonl the Daily ; the army, but be « heri*bed the cirll fastltn- at tbe Laud of the common huugmnn. or are prevented by distance from early _At _ lb* final _ ...moment __ ____ __ __________ tliire wu* no ap- ti«Hi« organ lord umkr the retuaitution aud »-*h Nritbcrof tbe victims, one of whom was an receiving It. The Weekly Is a splendid subPrxci»b>> ebMJ. I., lb. .PP..r»ure << Ilf "«»' aged u-oman, could orfer be prevailed upon titute. . . * _ ,, , , , , . iu tmdimiuiMhod Utefummt* aud bouor. H-Mas •offerer. He b*d been lying a* one dead iB lfWui, an ini.t.tnr in ,., nothing imitator Atunfoond A profound *tud*mi student of of to roufess any complicity inAlic crime. SAW TftE CRIME IN AT^UEAM. for several-hour*. Dr. Alexander, who military wience and prwwlant. be drew from AS AN ADVERTISING MEDIUM hi 1*51 an Irish murderer was cotfvicted had bl* hand on the ireueral’s breast—for them jrinctplreand suggertfow-. and «> adapted Tbe Pres« has no superior In New them to novel condition* that hi* campaigns he could not detect the heart beat* in his will continue to be the profitable study of the largely upon dream evidence. A Water­ York. pube—wa* watching hi* fmv intently. He military profession throughout the word. Hi-> ford publican named Rogers dreamed oue night that he raw a man murder another looked up quietly at just ten minute* to genial nature made him comrade to every »»1THE PRESS. man on u green spot on tbe summit of an 2 and told the grief-stricken family that ad joining mountain. He w.-.s able next Within the reach of all. The i*e-t and cheap­ hl* patient hail jwisaed away. Gen. Ewing or eonnnandcry est Newspaper published in America. day to describe both men with perfect ac­ h» immediately left tbe room and went down curacy, and did so to many of bis friends. Daily and Sunday. one yrttr. S3.00 to the door to announce the fact to the Hi* honor* were full. He had rwefebd from the One of tbe men waa except tonally strong, Daily and Sunday. 6 months. Ihtlly and Sunday. 1 month, .45 ropmeotatires of the newspaper*. wi|o government the highest rank known to our mH the other weak and puny; but it was the itory retaldlshment.and from the peo;de untfintDaily only, one year. 3.00 had been watching the htmac anxiously ed gratitude and love. No word of mine ouihU latter who, in the vision, romtoltted th« Daily only, four months. 1.00 for four day*. A few mldutea after this* to hi* fame. His death lum followed in start­ murder. Rogers persuaded the parish 2.00 Sunday, one year. Secretary Barrett went to the telegraph ling nnkkiieHH that of th- admiral of the naw. priest to accompany him to tl»*sput. which Weekly Prera, one year,. 1.00 office on Cdlumbu* avenue wjl^ a large and it to * md andmotabk incident tliat w'<- u h»- fonml without difficulty, but where there seemed to be no'trnces of n murder batch of dispatches, which wede-bd'lreaned or a al niggle. Hence Rogers got rather have put on the usual embL-m* of mourning Send for The Press circular. to President Harrison, each of lhe mem­ four of the right executive ilepartTnents will In* Sample* free. Agents want* everywhere ber* of bi* cabinet and to relative* nnd simultaneously draped in black, ami uno other lutighetl :u. Next day. however, two men friends of tho family at Washington City ha- but today removed the crape from Its entered tbe public house, and Mrs. Rogers Lilieral commissions. at once recognized them from her husbaud's Address. and elsewhere. walls. (.stgnedi Bkxjamix Habbisux. description act the heroes in the vision. THE PRESS. Executive Mansion. Feb. U. 1*L Much alarmed she fetched her husband, Potter Building. 3S Park Row. The general's death was absolutely who wax also certain they wore the two . NEW YORK. The following executive order was also • men. painless. It was al 4 a. tu. Saturday that • a great caange look place in hi* condition issued: | When they rose to leave Rogers lagged —a change that betokened that all tho It is’my painful duty to announce to the the one he expected to be murdered to re­ PROTECTION prayer* which had gone np over the land country that General William Tecumseh Sher, main, toil without avail. He nearly feint­ that hi* life might l>c sj>ar«I wcr.* in vain.. man died thia day at one o'clock nnd fifty min.' oil with fright after the men hart left, aud OR FREE-TRADE. He waa feverish and hi* breathing was finally persuaded a neighbor to accompany WHICH? labored and rapid. The doctor* were higla-st military honors to be paid to the mem him to the green spot on the bill, where, hurriedly called and duriag lhe morning ory of this dtetpiimixhrd offl.vr. The naliounl sure enough, tlri tragedy of the dream had Do you want to keep thoroughly h:al several consultation*, but remedy flag will be floated at half num over all public- taken pkuv* in reality. Tho murderer was posttd on the effects of the New after remedy failed of effect, jndeed, they baUttings untfl after the burial; and th.* public tracked and caught, and Roger* was the were only tried on the principle that while bu-dnMB will be suspended in the executive de­ principal witness. His recital of hisdrenm Tariff Law, as shown from week to there i» life tinge » hope. The glands of partment* at the city of Washington and in the was so vivid that the prisoner at once con­ the throat were Very much swollen aud fessed, adding that he killed hi» eumpnu Do you want to know all about the the accumulation of mucus was so great public expraarion I* given to the national ion exactly as foretold in tbe dream. The policy of Protection' and have an that the patient was unable to throw it off sorrow during such hours a» will roablo every weapon used was a knife, and as eight by reason of hisdeclinlng strength, and it officer and employe to participate therein with answer-to every false statement of stabs wcic seen by Rogers in hi* dream, so wa* tlih gradual filling up ot the lungs their fellow citlscn* •Jie Free-Traders? the murderer admitted that be drove his that finally brought the end. Gen. Sher­ IHignod] Bexjamin Habbiaon. knife up to the handle in his companion's Executive Mamdoa. Washington. Feb. 1*. IW1 man had not spoken a word from Friday body exactly that number of times. . Then subscribe for your home Four De part meat* Draped. morning until he died, although he wna A MOTHEK'S rrviD DREAM. conscious apparently part of the time and paper and the Amckican Economist, Officially Washington is in mourning. In 1810 uAvoman named Krnemc appeared reroguiwsl thowTabout him, vainly trying Never before in the history of the govern­ published weekly by the American before a Frankfort justice and nskixl to be to speak to them. His finger- were icy ment have ao many executive depart­ sworn, aa she had valuable information Protective Tariff League, New York. cold Lour* before death and the coldness ment* at one time been draped iu mourn­ about a crime committed iu a remote vil­ (Sample copy free). The Economist is gradually extended to his hand* and arms ing for deceased officials. At this time las*- In Russia, many days' journey from an acknowledged authority on Pro­ and bedy. tbe following departments are draped: her German home. The story she told the The Davy department for ex Secretary justice was this: Ten years before her only tection and should be widely read. • ARRAMGEMENTSFOR THE BURIAL. Bancroft and for Admiral Porter; tbe non had left home. She heard nothing of The yearly subscription of the Econo treasury department for Secretary Win­ him, and had no idea at all where he was Ii v-' mist is $3, but we have made a dom; the interior department for ex-Sec- hy; until the Digbk before, when bis spirit special arrangement with the pub­ Immediately after Gen. .Sherman's death retnry Sluar;; tbe war department for appeared to Ler and told her what she now Gen. Sherman. The mourning emblems hastened to relate. The revelation,was that lishers ty which we can send Gen. Howard and Gm Slocum, who were removed Saturday from the depart­ rou the Economist for one year and were on the general’s staff, were sent for. ment of justice, which was draped for ex­ after leaving home the young muu had wandered about Europe till lie had finally Some two week* ago the general made Attorney General Deren*. found permanent work in the village of KlaL iu Russia. Here he had fallen in particularly requested that his body love with a serf’s daughter wbo Lad n Rus­ should not lie in state anywhere He also Washington Cite. .Feb. M.-Another sian beau. On the preceding night this requested that the funeral b? a strictly mil- of the men whose deed* -are part of their latter bad inveigled the young Teuton into jtary one. He raid that he did not care country’* history has passed to his long the country, where be had stabbed him particularly for any military observance* rest, and Admiral Porter lias dead at his and then concealed the body iu a cave off the highway. home. 1,714 H street. He had been long Tbe justice know that bia informant wiu a ndtiury burial iu St. Louis, which ill, his first seriofls illness doting back poor nnd hail never been outaido of her vruuld be participated in by bin old com native town, and be was so struck with pauiom ia arms. He also requested that strangulation of' the bowels, bat it was the viridnew of her description of victim, Um- funeral rites be not in conformity with •even years later when tbe disease which usrailaut and location that be forwarded it My particular form of religion. He wans w.i. his death seixed on him. Tho cause to a notary in Kiaf. Meantime Carl Kraeme had been missed, At • o’eiock Saturday evening the de­ ot death w«* fatly degeneration of the and on tbe reoeiiu. of the dream story tbe tail of whiter* who are t.o guard the repolice hunted for the cave, found it exactly remniu* arrived. The detail consisted of head of tbe navy, holding a position cre­ ■» located, and uteo found the body, with ated lor him by congress, only the light­ front Battery M. First United Statea artil­ est ot tbe duties of the office have been a wound corresponding with that described in the virion. The murderer was at oncu lery, i4alMui-.nl at Governor island. The performed by him. His death occurred a arrested, and the Widow Kraeme under­ detail was under command of Lieut. Rod* short time after he nwokv yesterday morn­ took the long journey to avenge her son's death. Her recital in court was vivid iu ing, the exnet t ime being BBS. Tbe arrangements for the funeral were tbe extreme, aad she screamed with fright not oomph-led yesterday. Gens. Slocntn, when she first saw tbe prisoner, whom she Howard, and Butterflt-ld consulted. with WAfiHDtGTOK Cnr. Feb. 16—Senators identified and nicked out from among a ou both sides ot the chamber say that the crowd cf nwu in a dimly lighted cell. She appropriation* bills will become laws alsri identified the woman who war at the before 1 lw 4tb of March ami that there is bottom of the trouble.—St. Louin GloboDetnocrat. They stale, however, that it will be nucesTHE ‘ COLCHISTES” BIBBER CO. to Advertise Anything Anywhere Sour Stomach Any time Hood’s Sarsaparilla IOO Doses One Dollar WRITE TO The Press No. io Spruce Street, DAILY. SUNDAY. WEEKLY. NEW YORK. Circulation over 100,000 copies No more |b^ of this! tnotinted. With Um, kutnble there is per- twice taught- Word* may pass, but blow* Geo. P. Rowell & Co. FOR 1891. ^^S3’‘SStywS’’a “ADHKSIVI COUNTERS. G. G. SPAULDING, HASTINGS. MORTGAGE SALE. Default having been made in the rowUtlona of a certain mortcage made 1>y I'alricF Dooley and Margret Hoofevlbi* wife, to AbMr Case, dated April zmb. A. D. I8e3. mid rrrordml iu tbe office ot Hie Itegtrtcir of Deeds, for the county of Barrs ami Mate of M chlran. ou lhe ■Hth uf April. A. D. ISO. to fiber 19 uf mortgage*, on page* M2 ami MX, which said mortgiucv wa* on the Zhlibsy <d July. IMG. duly a-»i*ned by said Abmr Caw to First .Xatloual Bank ot Fnend*bt|i, N. X.. ebieli «abt aMlgamcut was d nb recorded In the office rtf Beg Merof D»)d a forth*Countyuf Birry. Michtmui. on August to, 18sd. In Uber i'. of mortgage-, on page 4ta. and wliich'said inurtgag* *»» «» l,>e 7tu d*y of April. Iiftin. Ugalu duly assigned by Mid first National Bank of Fneudshlp to Aimer (.'mw. which said n—lgnnteBt «a*iduly recorded in the office ot tlegfslcr of Died* tor the County of Barrj . Mt-liigxn. the teth day of April, isto. in liherX* rdbiortcugrson |H»aexv and un which mortpaee liwre to claimed to <>e due al the <1*1© uf ibis notice the *iim «>f two thousand fifty screu nnd 4» 100 dollar*, aud an at fonw j ’• fee of fitly dollnrs provided fur in -aid mortgage, und no suit or pnKwilng- at law haring bren inttiluted to recover Um moneys »ecured by said niortgagr or any part thereof. Now, therefore, by virtue of the power of sale cuuiaincd tn said mortangi*. amt the stai-ile in »unli <-:i»e made ana provided, notice is hereby given that ou,Patur<lay. the '-’Mil day uf I’euruary. A. U.. 11® I. at ten o'clock in the forenoon. I atiui! sell at publk* auction io tbe highest bidder, at flic north front itoor «*f the Barry Coituty court House to the city of Hast Ings Iu said eottuty and state (that being the place where lb© Circuit Court for Barry County gvcberwlth an atu>rne>'s lee of fifty dollars covenanted tor therein, the premise* being de­ scribed iu said mortgage as ail that certain par­ cels of land situate iiitiic tuainbli* of Irving.in lhe Coouiy of Barry and State ot Michigan, and known and reserfbed «« fallows: * Tbe north west quarter IH] of the north hmI quarter (U) and the north cast quarter (’«] of tbe nath west D* J ot section No. four L«! town (our H). north rance nine [o] west, except fifteen U»] acres sold to Hahn off from tbe we® end and containing seventy-one and SMto acres ot land acrordlnu to the government survey thereof. Dated l>ec. 1st. l»to. Alix tn CASK. Mortgagee. SMitii *CDUMtOVB. Altoniejs for Mortgagee. NOttTGAGE SALE. Default having been made for m»ro th*h thirty day* In the payment of interest overdue and payable on a mortgage dated June 4th. IM7. made by Cbauney M. Brown aud Mary A. Brown, his wife, to Susannah Hammond, and recorded In the office of tbe Register ot Deeds, for the County ot Barty, to tbe State of Michigan, on the 4th day of June. 18K^ In Blxr M of inortgagM on page 2M. for which default tbe sal J Susannah Hammond, by virtue of the right given her by said mortgage hu made and hereby maku the whole prlMdpal sum of mW mortgage and the interest accrued thereon now d:ie and payable, andoa which mortgavc there I* claimed lobe due at tbe date of this notice nine bnntired aud five dollars and forty three cents, (gs05 43). and no suit or proceediues at law having been inatlluted to recover the amount secured by said mortgage or any part thereof: Notice ia hereby given, that on Saturday, the 11th day ot April. 1«9 . alien o’clock In theforerooci.atthe north front door of tho Court honae IntbeCItvot llMtluga. County of Barry. State ot Mlcfilgan, »al.4 Court bouse* being tbe build.ng In which the Circuit tjoitrt for said County of Barry 1* held, at public auction tqtfn* highest bidder, lhe premise* described In Hid mortgage, or so much thereof as m*y be ue.-cssary to salts!v the amount due on said mortgage, as above set forth, with tbe Interest thereon. PEGBATK ORDER. State of Michigan, county uf Barry.—«a. At * wssloii of the Probate Court fur the County of Barrv. holds n at the I-robate riffire tn the City of IlMtings. in Mid county, on Hatday. the :th day of February, In tbe year one thou«*mi eight hundred and ninety-one. Present. Charies W. Armstrong. Judge «t Probate. ’ .. . . In the matter of tho estate of David I..Tah-ol; deceased. On reading and filing tbe jx-tltlon. duly verified, of John W. Talbot, sou of said deceas­ ed. praviug that adiiiinlstralton of said estate m*y ne grant rd to Henry H. Ma: o. or some oth­ er mil table nrrson. Thereupon it is ordered, that Friday, tbe i.’.b dnv of March. A.D. tW. at ten o’clock m the forenoon, be assigned for the bearing ot said petition, and that the belra at law of said deceased and all other persons Interested in said estate, are required to apfiear at a session ot Mid court, then to be bolden at tbr Probate Office tn the city of Hastings, in said county, and show cause, if any there be, why tbe prayer ot the petiUoaer mav not be granted. And it is further ordered. That said petitloner give notice to tbe persons interested in raid estate, of the pendency of said petition, mat the hearing Uiereof, by causing a copy of this order to be publlahnd in the llastings Ba vxkh. a uewspa jer printed and circulated in said county ot Barry’, onre In each week for three successive weeks previous to said dav of hearing. GlIAnt.KS W. AHMSTHONG. (A true copy.) Judge ot Probate. 1-KOHA'lK OKDEK. the dtv of Hastings, in said county, on Tues­ day the tenth day of February-, in the year one thou-*nd eight hundred and nltietvor.c . Present. Cbaries W. Armstrong. Judge ef i’n.bate. In the matter of tbe estate of Stephen Doster. d'waw-d. On reading and filing tbe petition, duly verb fled, of George J. Doster adminl*tralor of sold estate praying for reasons therein set forth that he may be lteon*ed to sell the real etttalr ol Mid deceased in said petition described. Therrupoo it is ordered, that Fridav. the rib dav of March A. D., IM1. at tan o’clock in the forenoon, be assigned fqr the hearing oI said ]H-.ti(ou. and tint th© heirs at law of said deceased and *11 other persons Interested In said estate are required Io appear at a session of said court then to be holden nt lhe Probate Office. In tbe city of Hastings. In said county, and show cause .If any there be, why the prayer' of the petitioner msv not bv granted. And It b further ordered. That said netitioner give noL’ce to the persons Interested in said estate, ot tbe j-endency of said jieUtion. and tbe bearing thereto by canslng a copy of this order to be published in Un- Hastings Bannxb. a newspnper printed and circulated In said county of Barrv. once lb each week for three successive weeks previous to Mid d*v of hearing. CtiAHhK* W. AUUSTRONU, < A true copy.) Judgr of Probate. CHlNCERY ORDER. State of Michigan, Fifth judicial circuit—In chancery. Suit pending In Circuit Court tor C-ounty cf Barry, tn Chancery, at lhe City ot Hastings, an the 3rd day of January. 1WI. Chester Messer. Richard B. Meow, and Dan­ iel W. Reynold*, co partners, doing burinea* under the firm name ot Messer Bros. & Keynolds. complainant*. Allen G. Freeman. Elizabeth Freeman. Ida Freeman. Frank G. Goodyear, tteorge Barnes. James C. Andrus. James H. Phillips. John W. Babcock, and Martin V. Harker, defendants. . I1Lth2? CMU'*’ n M’pewhUt that defendant, Al leu G. Freeman, Is a resident of this state, but that, lhe process dl.l a ...t for hto .1...appearauce has__ >been T premise* beiog situate tn the township of Irv­ ing, in tbe Couuir of Barry, and Stnte of MrhlKnn. and described as follows to-wit: The concealment■ wlUun the stale, therefore, on mo­ south half of the north tut quarter ot section tion of 8ml h 4 Colarove Hollrltors for Comtwrntv-one. in town fair north, range nine west, i*hLlntoDt*,lt Ii ordered, that Defendant. Allen G. Freeman, enter Lb appearance In mW .... cause containing eurhty aerre of land ranr- or les*. ___ .1________ Dated, Hastings. Mich.. January nth, irei. SCMANNAH Hamsoxii. Mortgagee. Aloxxo E. Kkxastox. Attorney for Mortaagee PJX’I.'AU'1' ca*'‘* l#l’ urd’'r to be published m the Hastings Banxbh, said publication to be •** *“*• ™ Mortgage .Sale. Fit AX k A. Hook k*. Circuit Judge Attest. Tro*. K. Bxk-r, Register tn QianreA Default having been made in the coadltloim 8MJTH & COMIJSOVg, . «ux-uaurerj. °f a certain mortgage made by James M. Cole , boileiton for Complainant. and A. Col*, his wife, to John X. ifernutn. daled February 14th. A. D. IMS. and recordist in the Office ot the Register ot Deeds, for the County Of Barn-, and State of Michigan, on tbe Sl«t dav of MORTGAGE SALE, February. A. D. IStJ. in liber M 1 mongagB*. mMde ln oq.page MW. Baid mortgage was assigned Julv aaJtSr. to Joel eL John, and Mid aMlgnm“at duly recorderi In the office ot tbe Hegl.ster of Kild* ehaw dated Deeds lor Barry County. In liber ti at mortaagrc. nn page 3M, aud lhe same was again as-lgnM bJrJiHh’?;dehS*° IMrry 1>OWB'n«- Novem­ ber Hill. v». and Mid antenmeuf recorded li> B,Cri?c£?*ta‘‘taWE’J'2L*d’ UiT. On wbleli mortgage there i»r‘*lm*<i tn h« eU*aLli1H! t,US'1!.1,1,11 ttum ofeixtyfiv© <Ml»|« and ihtny-tw.i cento, and *n *aor- Now, therefor*, by vlrl De ol the power of sale Now.then-tore, by virtue o< tbe contained id mid mortgage, and the statute iu stmhease made and provided, uotlce l* hrrehv given that on Katnrday lhe tiseuu -fifth da> o’f r’ihlu Jn °’01<?ck ’br forenwu. wd at pubhc kucUgu io th* hlgheat bidder »• muoer, *i iDe uortli front door of th., i-mtr’ Hons© in the C4ty ot Hastings ilhnt bring the Ht» fn411 don[ of .lhr CTmrt toD‘U0 ,D th* tthMeni* t'm 2?*“- ,or K*rry couutv ,Uu‘ beh* »»» t>l»ee where tn« preinn*<iti described in said the Circuit Court l«»r Harry County Is hoklen) is noioen), or m> much thereof m may to' the premise* <b*»crito*d in m.L “ • smc3 whi^iIk?’ ,l,e "1,mu,nt du* on s»>«! mnrt ’.75 ”Mt fetorest. and all leg*) aranuni fine on said mortguge * (th twr cent. Interest, and nil legal cwt*. tSrthw^wnh brta^ dl^CT^,U’d.ior “HWln.ibe preim-es ■*•<> .toortgage m *11 I hat meet, or narr .A nf Im* iv«*» H|ld *|tuatr ru tn th© Counly of u, <pJrtf-4 „ “J,, i.anc describeo xi fufl»wito-wtt: C rat a poit't three eighteen unlink* T-—.---- ■■.■■ft ot section twelve uX”!? 'lKht (8> ,rM’ k*?. *1"*- Tteetio© south two lion Uilrty|W«iutto» (Hf) ehasm. theuce went one ■"■e-fbarta* lyiehatnsatid ninep)links. BMH. - ----- - 1Xik. cbMlll, BAUrftDovxuin. J&. * srsjsiKi.ioNK'a. �THE NATIONAL LEGISLATOR. . ✓». mt NEWS IN BRIEF Saturday. They went througu tbe form NEIGHBORING COUNTIES. ot balloting tor senator. A six-foot peti­ tion was presented iu tbe. Iioum* asking Clarence J. Toot, who -*tole some money that the national flag be placed on all from । tbe expres* company iu Grand Rap­ Preparations for the Burial of Wasuixotok City, Feb. 1L—In the sen , Bob Ingersoll and Ignatius Donnelly school housea'. , ids and wa* sentenced for one year, is pie Grove. O muty ot Barry and have arranged for a joint debate on the can. tascnbetl u follow* to wit: ate yesterday the naval appropriation bill Capt. Norton, who started from New now j Gen. Sherman. a free man. half of tbe Dorth Imlf ot tta northwj I»lta It London, Conn.. Nov. 23. to cru-u tho At­ wa* considered, a number committee MareV ety,,tognMn nl secdon twenty (») low? tw« fin ... A daughter of Canfield, the murderer of of range seven G) west,containing forty i-w acres amendments were adopted and tlw bill lantic in n “non-siukable" bo.it. i” missing n InthewiU ot the Chief Rabbi Adler, Nellie Griffin, Ilves In Ionia county and is with all be took with him, including bis HIS BODY IN ITS NARROW HOME. went over. A message from t he president who died recently, he pleads with hte wife respected nud niece and sewn other p.TMins. highly 1 in reference to the Barrtiudia affair wm । race to shm; usury, a* -The malignant can­ The boat is lie lioved to have gone down received and referred. Eulogies on the । A cable connected with the boring ma­ cer which eata into tbe vhalityof the with all on board. (chine in the Allegan oil (?) well bruty: las! late Representative Walker, of Missouri, house | of Israel." Fire Saturday destroyed the McClure- week, , were delivered, and the senate as a mark und operations hnd to lx- suspended SaldmartgMgewason the twenty-eighth day of la-cmber. A. U. :w». duly smsUuki by t*w । of respect adjourned. Among tbe bills , II. Ii Spalding, cashier of lhrlFIrat> Na Scarlua block at St. Cloud, Mina. Loss. till some new to*is could be purchased. mW Addison P. Cook, to tbe A. F. Cook Ora. passed was one raising tho wages of cer­ tibnal tauikof Ayer. Ma**., and aboof the 850,UCO lluilled. which sold s»»igiiment ws* m ibe fifUi Jxmis Barham, of Allegan, was killed by tain employes of the government printing North Middle*ex Saving* hauk. is tniss- ' St Mary’s hospital at Rochester. N. Y., of February. A. D. WM, duly recorded in ing, und both of these institutions have ' was burned Sunday night. All the patieuu the bursting u(.a Joiner In a mill at Dan- day office. said racisters office, in liber of mortgaces, co nlugville. ciowd their door*. paces 40 and 41. were roscued. 1 In the house the bill for tbe public Ou the first day of September, New Yoke, Feb. 17.-The remains ot building at Dallas, Tex., which was ve­ The Western Rase Ball assoeintlon met There is a mm >r that a prohibition coun­ there became due and parable by The body of King Knlanknua arrived nt Gen. Sherman were plntwd in tbe burial toed by the president, was re|>orted back at the Auditorium hotel, Chicago, Honolulu Jan. 1S1 on the U. H. S. Charles- ty *.-Ud mrotg-gu the sum ot iorty-fii 1 paper is to be established at Oteego. dollars of Interest and tbe same has casket thia niorniug niii taken to the and paamsl over the veto. The legislative Wednesday to reconstruct the constitw too, and waxbut>*d Sunday, Feb. 15. The Grand Rapids papers are authority front parlor on the tirat flour. The great appropriation bill waa carried into com­ tion so as to agree with the new national Rcsubmlsslon liiu lawn adopted in both . for the statement that arrangement* are On tbe first dXy at September. A. D- 1888. eonniLtnd.T wa* dro-uwdfiu tbqfull uni- mittee of the whole, but without dispos­ agreement. hous s of the North Dakota legislature, about ix-rfected for the reorganization of tbere became due and payable an installment of A boiler in tbe Qucta-c Worsted com am! the people will have another vote on . L-nn o! a general of ttar United States ing of the bill the house adjourned. th« officers and management of the Chlca- interest of tortv IGc and 50 toe dollar* [MU0J, aud the same ha* remaluvd unpaid aud In ararmy. Until Thursday • mmr but mem­ Washixgtox cnr. Feb. 18.—The senate pauy’s factory exploded Thursday bury prohibition. go A bt. l<ouis Railway Co. reain for the *p*?e of wore than thirty day*. ing a large number of operative* in the The tax naseiuora of Iowa have been en ­ bers nf lhe family will Imj (teruiitted to see yesterday agreed to a resolution calling On tbe tlr.*t day of September. A. D. !8t», The Dorr youth wbo robbed hl.” sister of tli<-rr the body* 1 in’ »;nnlln -u.*lc^ the house will on the secretary of the treasury for a list ruius ot the Ueniuliuhtxl building. Twenty joined from collvcting taxes ou Pullman became due auInstallment of interert ac­ bodie* bare been {recovenu from the MM in that state as ordered by the state I8100, whs eaught near Traverse City. cording to the term* of said nmrtiwe. of fortyadmit oLon’y a tew vicwin;; the remains of persons or firms by whom silver had rains. There was 858 of the money In his posses­ five and 50400 dollars (315 50). which raid last executive cotincili and ouly tlwM’will lit- admitted who make bteu offered (under the net of July 14.1800g Installment has remained due aud m arrears sion when found. w Three . .. _____ _ __ _ hundred unemployed men The Americus club, a prominent Repnb- ! for more than thirty days.. a .”jicviat request. This will tie the only a list of those from whom silver hnd been Now, tiiercfore, by reason of raid default, and marched under a black flag in*cribod Ucan organization of Pittsburg, Pa., has «M-ciu>i»u upon which the remain* can be purchased, the amouut*, aud prices, the A queer happenstance occurred In town by virtue of a condition of raid morucage. Ute “Work or Bread* at Toronto Wednesday. passed resolution* censuring Don Camer­ -.i-en. G*:i. Miles cslletl ieetetday nnd rerecently. John Germnin took dinner at said awdiraee of said mortgage has elected and ba*i* on which an estimate 1* made of tbe One at tta- leaden* in a speech wanted the on's course nn the force bill. hereby elect to declare, and does hereby :uaim*d htilf nn hour. the City hotel,«aiid hung ‘his overcoat in doe* market price of silver, aud the amouuta maybr that if they got no work within A mob drove all the workmen away the office while he was eating. Upon re­ declare tbe whole unioun I secured by said mnrtgwre. both interoat and urtarlpal. due and pay­ nnd prices of silver bullion purchased out­ two days there would be violence. from Jack.«»n park. Chicago, Saturday, able at once. There la therefore claimed to be The funeral car will be placed on the side of tbe United States. Consideration A Isold thief named Adams, formerly because they could not show union cards.' 'turning for bls coat he discovered that it now dim aud minald oo said mortgage tbe sum regular St. 1aDu!» .fast yxpresa ou the of the naval appropriation bill wa* re­ janitor of lhe lurtiluiion, robbed the Citi- Work ou the World’s fair was stopped en­ was missing, but that one similar of etaht hundred, thirty eight and te-too dollars IVniixylvauia road at 6:30 Thursday even- sumed, nnd ufu-r amrudsnent the bill wua, in appearance had ixen left iu its 1*838 5*4 ot principal and Interest, and the tt-n** bank of Minnrnpoli* ot a snchel lull tirely. Tbe train is expected to arrive in St. pa-seL place. John raised h hue and cry to know further sum of Mnen and 3J-100 dollars (<7.53i of money Thursdsy, “holding up” the|r.iy‘ Tho treasury d-panm-nt Monday pur- who bad changed coate with him. claiming (or taxes paid by. tbe mortgagee on said premi­ Loui-i Saturday moruinfc at 7JJQ. Only a After routine budnex* lhe house went clerk present with a revolver. Ru w«* . se*. with Interest (hereon, accordlag to the •cbased 3C2.'tti uuncca of silver at from few vf the general’s family aud relatives into committee of the whole on lhe kgisthat his coat contained 825 In cash, besides terras of said mortgage at ten per cent, from tbe captured a moment after he had got out V7.5 to <!.«• per ounce. will goto rt, Lottis and Only one car will lathe appropriation bill, in the debate certificates of deposits for more. He soon 28th dav ot January. A. D. IKW. and no proceed­ on the street. The skeleton of 1’ontl. the fauiou* found that a Mr. Brodock, of Trowbridge, ing* at law or iu equity have been Instituted to -m u<-l for them. PrC’ddout Roberta, of. McAdoo of New Jersey' spoke in opposition recover the same or any part thereof. Mi-s Cntl.erine Drexel, of Philadelphia, French explorer, has lx-en unearthed at the Pennsylvania, ha« tendered the family to the shipping bill, and Stockdale of Mis­ had his coat and had taken it through mis­ Notice Is therefore hereby given that by vir­ the ire of Li” special car. No extra errs sissippi referred to violatiooiof the civil Thursday took final vows making' her u Starved Rock, on the Illinois river. It take. The money was missing aiuA.Bro­ tue of the power of sale In snch mortgage con­ life Kinier ot a new Roman Catholic order was Identified by the Iron baud. tained, and the statute In such case made and will I* .allowed for those desiring tot r service law. No action was taken qn the dock aays he knows nothing alwfft jt. provided, the premise.* above and In said mort­ which she will found, devoting her life i . iujiaby the remains on thpir westward bill aud tiie house adjourned. The Ecnuoinltes, a communUtic society and fortune of ST.WJO.taXl U» a propagation of Beaver county, Pennsylvania, ce'o- Later, Germain found part of his money in gage described, or so much thereof as may be n •cessary. will M sold at public vendue to the WAKHINUTOX City. Feb. IB.-In the seu- of Roimiuism among lhe Indians anti ne­ bra ted Sunday tbe eighty-sixth anniver­ one of the pockets of his coat.—Allegan highest bidder, at lhe north front door ot tbe Record. court bouse In Uie city of Hastings, Barry Coun­ sary ot its founding. It owns Jt20,(t.0,lKO The president, while -iipt positive, will ■ ate yesterday tin* credentials of Teller for groes of this country. ' ty, Michigan, that being the place uf holding The latest sensation in lhe Davta will wort h of property. Marriage is not j erCongressman Burrows has Issaed a jio- the circuit court for said county, ou the ninth probablyutlrtid th-.'funeral »» thi.*. city. the senatonhl term beginning March 4 He will, if lie uttemL*, be nevotupauied by next were tiled. The copyright bill was case at Butt*-. Mont., is- the tiling of an mlttod,-tbe number being kept up by Ac­ tlre to tbe young aspirants for West Point day of May. A. D. mot. at tea o’clock In tbefore­ assignment of all hi* interest by Thomas life in his district to meet at I’awPaw, noon of said day, to satisfy tbe amount then due cessions from outside. nearly all the members of bl* cabinet. A taken up, but owing to Sherman's ide on said mortgage together with all legal costa. : Lge delegation of army und navy bffl- sence lhe bill was laid aside, and the Dis­ Jefferson Davis, tbe natural sou ot the Agnes Pease, a yonug married woman Tuesdky, Feb. 17th, and submit to a com­ Including an attorney fee as provided by taw. Dated, February 7Hl U8L . cer> ir;-m Washington pity will attend, trict of.Columbia appropriation bill Ria de;il millionaire, to John A. Dnvia It ta of Chicago, wont iusanu on the street petitive examination. Tit K A F. COOK CO. LlMITKD, reported that the con-Lleration was 8103. •.oiniiu ro New York on a special train. considered and putaed. A number of bills while on her way home from chnrch Sun­ Assignee of Mortgagee. Jerry Stackhouse, who was injured In­ Tiievj. e president announced in tho sen­ on the calender were i'as»ed. and the sen­ 000, while lhe estate I* worth *8,030,0X1 day, and was so violent that it took sev­ Stia nr, Knankn & Wkavkr. Attorneys for Assignee. Rider Haggard's 8-year-olg sou has just eral policemen to take her to the hospital. ternally at Charlotte In a parachute drop ate yesterday his appointment of the fol­ ate adjourned. i lowing M-urtora to attend Gru. Shertnaa's The-Manistee and Northern railway in died in Marshall last week. After routine bu-itiess the house went died at Ixindon. Shrrlfl". Notice Professor Alexandi-r Wintiell. of Ann Michigan is notable as being the only funeral: Evarts, Hawley, Manderson, into committee of the whole on the legis­ To tbe Qualified voters of Barry County, MichlAnother big tile company is being organ­ Iherce, Cockrell and Watthtdl. railway in lhe world which has neither lative appropriation bill. Iu the debate Arbor, i* dangerously 11L KmMBI to due notlee from tbe Secretary of ized at Grand I-edge. the administration of the’pension office The senate -Thursday paaaed the bill stocks, bonds or mortgage*. It is fiftyState you are hereby no’.ifiea that at t bt-rrneral was attacked Uy Enloe of Tennessee and I giving a pension o( *100 per mouth to Gen. three miles long aud pays. A three foot vein of soft coal bu been election to be beta in thi» state on Monday, A tramp at Scrantou, Pa., last week struck near Eaton Rapid! April 6Ui. 1891. tbe following officers are to be St. Louis, Feb. 17.—Tbe following offi defended by Perkins of Kausas. Without N. P. Bauk*. elected: An a-nocirte justice of the supreme disposing of the bill the hoqse adjourned. cial order in regard to Gun. Sherman’s fuChicago will be represcuted by a team in! took possession of a mansion itnd robiasl court in place of John W. Chanpiln. whoso W.vuiiXGTvx’ClTY. Feb. 14.—Iu the sen­ the American Base Ball association dur­. it of the whole stock of brie-a-brac it con­ Burt Robinson and Charles Hughes were term of office will expire December 31. 1W1; . neral has just been received from Gen. tained. selling tbe stuff to an auctioneer. arrested last week as they were emerging also two regents of the University In place of Schofield at Washington City, addressed ate yesterday tbe diplomatic and consular ing the co'niug season. The house wns unoccupied and he just from a grist mill tn Vicksburg with sever­ Charles J. Willett-aud Arthur M Clark, whose Gustave N\>rtleu*kjuid, son pf the cele­‘ preempted IL terms of office will exrtre December 31. JtMH. to Brig. Gen. Merritt: “Gen. Shennaa’s appropriation bill wa* reported. The copy­ al sacks of flour. Witness my hand and seal at BmUdrs, Mich, brated arctic explorer, ta organizing an right bill wa* then considered, and after . funeral will start from New York Thnrsl. The city of New Westminster, R C.. tins 16th day of February. i»l ' day nft.-rnowu. The burial will take place four hours’ discussion Sherramu’* amend­ expedition to explore the south jade. Several cottages at Goguac lake have JamksD. BmMUAM. has beeu visited by a destructive conflaat St. Louin Saturday. The Ransom post ment, providing that foreign1 editions -4 G. W., G. D., and T. A. Delamater, tbe1 gratfon. The loss I* estimated at 8500.0GU been broken open by thieves thte winter. Sheriff of Barry Co.. Mich. ' of the Grand Army <»f the Republic will books, etc., which are copyrighted in the alleged Meadville, Pa, iwmk wreckers. ! The ixmdon police think' they have the i , Warden Davis, of the Jackson prison, escort the remain* from the depot to tbe United States, may be admitted to thin have bceu indicted for cmbexzlvment. true Jack the Ripper this time. The British steamer Thnuernore, with a1 cemeterv. Reside* this you will have ai country ou payment of the regular ta. .ft The obituaries of Gen. Sliennan in says regarding convict Canfield: “He has been very quiet since he has been here, suitable escort of artillery aud cavalry, duties, was agreed to by n vote of 25 to 24. crew of thirty-four men and twelve cattle-1 the Ixindon newspapers are highly eulo ­ and has seemed in a sort of a dream. He and be prepared to fire the suitable ar- The bill was then laid aside. The presl- m.-n ou board, ha* l*een given'up for lort. gistic. has Mikl many times that he did not know Ullery, ”tnnll arms and bugle salute after dent'* mesMtge announcing the death of The Idaho legislature in joint conven­ Thieves broke into the postoftlce at what he was stanit but presumed he did Admiral Porter wa* received, and the sen­ tion confirmed the election ot William >L the funeral" Alrxauder, Ilia., Sunday night and rifled the deed. He has denied that he was the ate soon afterward* adjourned. Claggett' to contort lhe ocut- of United it of its contents. They carried off all the Tbe house after routine business went State* Senator Dubois. salvation array Canfield, and reiterated ' as this telegram wm received। cash, including s big bag full uf coppers,a that he knew nothing of tbe Griffin family. Gen. Merritt ordered six companies of in­. into committee of lhe whole ou the legi.*Fifty Halooittats at Council Bluffs have lot of stamps and other money. . lative appropriation bill. Au amendDo 1 think he is telling the truth? Well, -ISfantry from Fort Jx*nveawurlh to rejiort been served with papers charging them W. C. Adams, of Buffalo; N. Y., a inS: Oml. with llgh< b.l.«r^a lb. •l>l>~nrt»U»K •»«» ■« U» with dol g au illegal liquor business, and it Is not my position to speak of that. The wholesale confectioner, is credited with a law hu closed its doors on him and that rrg.me»ul l»n<l.>t <h.T«,lrth reglmew| •*“ there is more to follow. series of deals matriniouial by which he is seems to end tbe matter. He Is In solitary From Fob lx.wm four ubmmnta of rb. ' l>n>Ti*«» of lb. Hnl ~mr. •«-“ The postmaster at Shevpshttad Bay, N. po”*ei0Mxl of four living wives. *„.th lufmrtr, h.,F l-rn ordered. Th, ugn. <1 to. Tho Mil wa. thru reporlrf ro confinement and can be seen by no one.” Y., wa* discovered opening registered let­ The contractors for grading Jackson ...rulryowort will ron.iM of u ImtUlloo ! >■<?"“• “•> prorulmu ters. He decamts-d. leaving a »ote saying pirk, Chicago, for tho World’s fair have The new school house hi school district ottwoMiumlromot th. S-vroth e.v.lry !«•«*• « meorta-r. oot eh-dnimo of he should commit suicide. ♦ alraudoned work until adequate protec­ No, 3. Carmel. Eaton county, known as uudrt Col. F«h.5lb. Tb«J ■’•'“VL .• Maj. W. B. Hoyt, of Chicago, a promi­ tion shall be given their workmen the Morey school house. burned Monday rr.x.1- .ad » Itmr, of llfhl .hitlers- will “>•“ P"-1-, T'TT nent citizen who had a splendid war rec ­ ‘ ... . ... . nnntr.-iniz t bn (hmtli of Admiral Porter Heymen & Deyches, dry-goods mer­ night It was worth about 8400 ahd was come from Fort iiiley, Luiu-*. aud will be nouucing lhe death ot Marr & Duff have doubled their store ord, died Thnnidgy, aged 49. He was, chants at Omaha, have failed. insured Id tho Barry * Eaton Insurance , accompanied by all the buglers of the was read and referred, and the house ad­ born in Henry county, llta. capacity and now they have one of the A stone weighing 200 pounds fell from company for 8800. The district had just cavalry. The citiaens’ committee will try journed. A. R. Hill, a well-known attorney of Duquesne Height*, near Pittsburgh, on to adopted the Harper series and the’ loss on finest best lighted and nicest equipped Wakbixgton CITY. Feb HL—In the sen­ to have all the militia of tbe state repre­ stores that can be found in tbe County and Danville, llta. was arrested Friday on a ate Saturday tbe credent inta of WRlisim charge of stealing the docket of a local a pa*.»cngvr coach on the Panhandle road. books was coualderable. sented at the funeral. Oty. F. Vita*, os senator-elect from Wisconsin justice uf the |>eace and putting it into tbe One passenger was killed. Our store now is 48 by 85 ft Chester Carver, living eight miles south ­ The Joliet national bank, of Joliet, Ills., for the term commencing tbe 4th of March fire. as well lighted as another. W caplud <100,OUO, lias been authorised to be­ west of Battle Creek, shot himself In the KiTLAND. VL, Feb. K.-CPhe following next, were presented andJiled. Consider The sot* of Hon. Tbomu Rynn, of To­ gin business. head with a revolver last Friday evening. mention that we made out old Cloak Room . order has just been issued from the head­ ation of the copyright bill was resumed, peka, Kan., United States minister to He was alone in his bed room nt the time, (which was 13 ft by 20 ft) Into a Ladles quarter* of tbe Grand Army of lhe Re­ and continued until 3:»), when, after Mexico, ran away with anti married Misa and when his people went bi him. being Walting Room and Toilet Room. This is an public in this city by the commander-instartled by the report of the pistol, he wa* Improvement that we think will be much making considerable progress with the Jessie Miner, daughter of a wealthy Wasrixgtox City, Feb. 17.—The cau­ chief: “Posts in the route of the funeral bill, It was laid aside, and the message of lumlier dealer in Bradford county’ Pa., cus of Republican members of tbe house unconscious. Doctors were summoned, appreciated after a long and weary ride, the president announcing the death of last Saturday. Tta young lady maile it a last night was slltuly attended, not more but nothing much could be done for him. a place to rest yourselves and ehildren. St, Ixiuta will form ay ttair respective He lingered between life and death, how­ In order to make things Gen. Sherman laid before tbe senate. Tbe condition that the marring*! was to be railroad stations nnd salute as the train than teveuty-fiveffii0mbers being present, ever, until Friday evening, when he died. remainder of the day’* setwion was occu­ kept secret, and because Ryan informed pied with eulogistic remarks by Hawley. her father she has renounced him and will and perhaps not a sufficient number to Mr. Carver’s social and financial relations try to have the marriage annulled. make any action taken binding. The sil ­ were good, and nothing but poor health Morgan. Manderson, Evarts and other*. A TRACK WALKER’S ADVENTURE. The pumping out of No. 1 slope at ver question occupied the greater portion and temporary Insanity can be the cause of Resolutions of regret at the death both In our Mammoth Establishment we will of Admiral Porter, mid Gen. Sherman,and Jfenuesville. Pa.where the seventeen bod­ of the time of the sersloD, end it was soon the'act. keep seen that the drift of epinion was de ­ Couple uf Hears. providing for the appointment of com­ ies of the miner* are buried, is progressing Charlotte was In darkness two or three W'ilk ESS MIRE. Pa.. Fnb. IT.—Martin mittee* to attend their funerals , were rapidly. In about a week tbe mine will cidedly against free coinage legislation, or any change In tho diver coinage laws. days last week owing to the electric light? Badger, n track walker on tbe Central adopted, and the senate adjournetL / Walker of Massachusetts. Henderson anti giving out. It cost the city about 8500. The house, after rout ne bu*in«<, took O”car C. Collin*, agant of the Singer railroad of New Jersey, was walking uu Cauuon of Illinois, Kerr of Iowa, and AnAll the tmre. Zctta Shaull, oCBeoton, has had Helen the track through what i* known a* the up iu committee of the whole the Indian Sewing Machine company at Memphis, der -on of Kansas oppowd furtuer silver appropriation bill and some progress was Tenn , committed suicide Thursday night Rock rut, x>u the mountain about, five legislation on political around! No reso­ Quackenbush, ot the same place arrested Our specialties for the present will be for slander. tulle* from thfti city, when he beard, a made. In general debate several ••peeches because be ’.ovl discovered that bta son, lution on the subject was adopted. your Choice of seventy-five were made on the Indian problem, but John W., was a defaulter. noise behind him and. turning, maw two without disposing of th- bill tbe bouse, af­ A 13 year old son of Wm.fMcDougal, ot THE MARKETS. The ceusa* office ha* issued a bulletin bear* crashing through the underbrush ter hearing the announcement of Geu.SherCharlotte, was fooling with a revolver last regarding lake tonnage. In 1826 the net Chicago. along one side of the cut* A* soon as they man’s death and adopting resolutions of week. • There is an ugly wound on his tonnage of vessels on tho great hikes was CHICUUO. Feb. Iu struck the track they rushed toward him. regret at tbe death of Admiral Porter, 634.652; in 18N, 89(1,3001 The e«timiited Tbe quotation* on tbr board of trade to day right hand now. They were a huge she bear and a half­ adjournetl. That have been selling for 86.00, 87.00, value of the*«- vessel* in 1886 was 810,597, rere a* followa: Wheat—No - February. Clarence Kenwood and Frank Scoville, 88.50. *0.00 and 810.00 These will al! be grown cub and were wild with huugt-r. WaSBIXGTOX City. Feb. 17.—The cre­ 430, and in 1W0, WM28.W. two young men of good parentage, which put out and sold for Badger find no weapon to dotend hiuuwlt dentials of Joues of Nevada, nnd Mitchell Je»MO II. Proctor aud Frederick Young Oorn—No. 2Fi'bru*ry. oj»en<”l aud I'lnntwl makes their conduct still more disgraceful, and he turne>) and ran at the top of his of Oregon, were presented and filed in tho were hanged at Dover, Del.. Friday. ( became highly intoxicated yesterday after­ speed up th- track. senate yesterday. The conference report noon amt wandered about the northeast Mrs. La France and two children lost on the fortitlcntion bill waa agreed to. their lives in a Are at St. Albeit, Canada, part of the city to the general disgust of The bears pursued, au 1 fur fully half a Just think of it You must come earley July, opened sod c I omx I unje. Pork — February, everybody. They were arrested at the - • mile the cha*- continued. Badger holding The bill directing proceedings ot condem­ Friday. opened and closed V»;) March, upen.-d JB 52'-e. and stay lite to see all the many bargains comer of Gull and Semffiarj’ streets by that may be yours. We have also placed his lead with the utmost difficulty. .He nation to be brought against the Pacific Another victim of “Jack the Ripper” was closed Msy. opened W’.Tl dose-i Special Policeman Rhoades, who telephon­ An error of pane was fast growing exhausted, and ngist railways wa* referred. found in the Whitechapel district of Lon Lard—February, opened 85.K. dosed >1.u3ta on the Bargain Counter 85 heavy soon have sunk down helpless to meet a tuotiun in the tariff bill affecti-ng the duty don Friday morning. Produrv: Duitr-r- Fancy separator, rr/irttjc; ed for the patrol wagon. Officer Avery terrible de it h. when the glare of a head­ on twines was corrected. After some de­ Peter Coie*un colored resident of New dairies, fine*: frrab. SffSto: padrinx stock. 11 was sent and landed the young men in jail. ©13c. Eggs-Fresh csmlled. Ibc per dnx Both were guilty of the same offense on light shot around a curve nnd h train bate on the diplomatic bill an executive York city, yawned so wide open Friday Dnw d poultry-Chicken*. per lb; duck* the day before and narrowly escaped arcame thund-ring along. Badger signaled «-**ion eras held, nnd when lhe doors re­ that he dLalocated hi* jaw. Thatl wll be closed out llKiiac; turkeys. «&!»<•: ge"*e. T-ftSc. Potatoes lest. Patrolman Cross afterward arrested' it with his lantern. The bears fled. The opened Quay made a statement specifically Failure* in tbe United States for the _ __________ _—--------------------------------- — John Barr, whn was starting out nn a simi­ train hands immediately took the exbaU”L- denying the charge* that have been made week ended Friday. 262: for the corre- Hebron, Peerlrea. SiftSOc; Barbans, lar disgraceful tour.—Kalamazoo Tele­ e<l trackwalker on board and brought him against him of corruption in hi* political ■poodin, week In 1S». 3W. |V5"1 “Su" Good value for 85.00 these are only a few l«ack to this city. graph. career. . Further debate and action on the M»r, Anu Bennlon Bj Itay S*« MlchSe pf the attractive bargains that are to be diplomatic bill took place, but without perubed lu lb« burning ol tb« biuldlng U । Urij Kock_Potlnwl^ th. prtcm u Last April Mrs. Ella L. Baker, wife of concluding the bill the senate adjourned. 2,035 State street, Chicago, at an early found. • union gux-k yards: Hog*-M*rk >t opwied Albert B. Baker, left the city, going to Washixutox City, Feb. 17.—The cau­ In the bouse E. B. Taylor of Ohio apol­ Best shirting can be had for 9 and | rather steady but soon weakened a trifle: trad- Dakota, at about the same time that John cus of Republican members of tbe house ogized to Fithian for n*ing unparliament­ hour Friday. T J Durb, son of the Butte million- Ing moderate: light gradM. *A3334.«j: rough Cutler went there. Baker procured poses- 11 cents. la*t night was idimly attended, not more ary language toward him Saturday. The ■Ira, denlr. lb, report Ibat be be, com- nuking. »i Ubaio. mlxri. kiljklM, b—r, sion of their daughter and brought suit tor Bargains in Dress Goods, Ging­ than seventy-five membera being present, conference report on the army bill was nromlMdbta cl.lin to hU Utter «uu lor IwAtag ,n.l ^Uppbx IcnglMaia divorce. Last.Saturday Mrs. Baker came and perhaps not a sufllrient number to agreed to. Tue ludtan appropriation was fl'X^UQQ. Haw York. here and regained possession of the little hams, Cottons, Underwear, Hosiery, Resolutions in make any action taken binding. The sil­ debated without action. New York. Feb. 18. Gloves. girl and left the city. Her husband pro ­ John Spencer, ot Canton, llta, ha* been ver question occupied the greater portion honor of Gen. Sherman were adopted and arrested for passing counterfeit silver . _ .... cured a criminal warrant, which was of tbe time of the session, nnd it was soon th< bouse adjourned pieces of different denominations. t ciim’trewta?: NoTmiradraah, ptaoed In the hands nf Sheriff Welker, sran that tbe drift of opinion was de­ who arrested Mrs. Baker In Hlllodata At Wilkesbarre. Fa. David Fox, the q0 u*reh. «tc; do May. »Mc. Oatscidedly against free coinage legislation, or Chicago, Feb. 14.—The contractors for only survivor of tbe Nottingham mine ex Qnjet: Na 2 mixsd cash. 53c; May, Mhjts. Bye county and brought tier here last evening. any change in the silver coinage laws. nloaion of a year ago, was killed Thursday *ud barley-Nominal. Park-Dull: me**, 8I0.S0 She was arraigned before Justice Curry Walker of Massachusetts. Henderson and grading Jackson park for the uses of tbe In front of Farmer’s Sheds, night by a premature blast. O11J&. Lard-Quirt; Marah,8A85;M*y. 8AOO and the examination set for Thursday. Dr. Cannon of Illinois, Kerr of Iowa, and An- Columbia fair were forced to suspend •THrk" Mjindelbnum a well known 1 Lira stock: Cattle—Market 15c V 1® Me Bayard ga»® hall far her appearance. It deraou ot Kansas opposed further silver work yesterday owing to the fears of their tne^ro.^S.nFnutete* Hquteb™ BATTLE CREEK. is anticipated that tbe examination will de­ legislation on political grounds. No reso­ ffiraar; lamt?lk««7 M. Hoga-Nosn. velop a number ot sensational facts and Italian workmen that the crowd of labor­ of F. Mnojellmuni & lution ou the subject was adopted. ers assembled in the vicinity of tbe park Anstralimienriug the firm 8104.000 short. . place the parties accused In a much more , hogs. gi 044.00 V Lixal’.y firm; Hr live J3.0&4.00 VIflu l‘»J »s. t>*. would a**auit them. Their fean* appeared creditable light than is Indicated by tbe Tbe magnates of the Western Bone BUI ‘ charges that have been made.—lonta Sen­ Colvmbcb, 0.. Feb 17.—The United to be well founded, too. The hundreds of *as*ociatlon cotnpleted their business r.t Toledo. Feb. Il Mine Workers of America yesterday elect­ idle men aHscmbled uttered thread and Cbirate tetttrtl.J «ud .djoorttr<l A w tinel. Wheat-Lower and quirt: rash. kept up a constant jeering at the Italian.* scbrdule of giine* wa* the moat imporJoly, sffige; Am.-u.rt, OO^e, Corned John B. line, of Pennsylvania, presi­ Grape Vines, Raspberries, "The better the day the blwrer the fish” in ttie alleged interests of organized labor. taal of * he work done. .r«* M«v rsv?r Oaia-Bteadv: dent; P. H. Penna, of Indiana, vice pres­ Is the motto A. D. Perkins has adopted in Strawberries. Trees, Shrubs The contractors pay the men 15 cents per John Spelmgn, of Peoria .who has achiev­ ident; I'Binca wcDi; Patrick .uenriae, McBride, oi of r-ennsyiTuun, Pennsylvania, Luw*. . _y ttiy LTC view of tbe piscatorial experience during O...1 worried, as the «rtrt-jrr-uwiarar, .od W. a Wltam. ot , bl,uF. ed an unettviable notoriety for toughness, *nd February, *4.® hid: March. H Ornamentals, Evergreens, the past few days. Tuesday he caught is hardly ta|tun begun yet. When they get raolor memter ot «te ,x«> work ~>rt ” jumped off a brain in tae suburbs of Chi­ a full force at work, tney say. they will (via. American Express) a three ounce Roses; also Seed Corn! utive board. Tta wage scale question 7-—- 7—7 -'■the authorities. cage Friday night while iu charge of on plekerel that cost him originally 25 cents. wn. -irtuUly kt. tor raal.rn.te by tte | Li Wta*t-Ea«r: No.-j Spring on track csrti. picacrc* »«>»• -............. _ ciuutati uuuiuk »uu iuh |„ wm. am » officer and ran!nut be found. r to mcnUon te l»«l • hot nt __J*_0__________ or nlnn citer. that Ihte Rwy n» * ™ E* B®#4c: May. tUWc; No. 1 Northern. Kc. Cora tet joint meeting of miners and operators to I ......“ “7 that__ __ * j are making no An investlg.it ion of the prison at Still It cost him later. Sunday be booked * 12 Address C. K PAI- L, (tartdli. Barry o>.. Mich. dsscriminatiou a* to the laborers em­ -Dull: No. a on tra k. fitt-.. Oats-Quiet: No. S ii co** —----. .. be held at Pittsburg in ApriL water, M'.nu.. developed the fact that pound pickerel iu Woodard take and tbe ployed. 1 . , : . many of tta priwnow had deadly weapons specimens hare been exhibited in his win­ T. GAMBLE. in their cell* The late warden, Randall, • > dow Mimday. Some maUwmallctaire are Pir.CTk. S. D. l*b. Id-Kr* hra teen seems to have let tbe prisoners do pretty enraged upon the problem, “if a B-ox elected senator from South Dakota. He much a* they pleaaed. DELTON, MICH. pickerel cost Mteota what will one weigh­ Tbere were only six senators und font1 Office at hotel for *e preaenL ing 19 pounds cost?”—louta SestineL choice. He was elected through a Demo teen repreoeatative* at Springfield, Ills. crat-Alliance combine. Sioux City, Iowa. THE GREAT DEAD. BOSTON DRY QOObS STORE. FORGING RIGHT AHEAD UNUSUALLY LIVELY Putting Out Specialties Ladies Newmarkets $5.00, Your Choice. Jackets for Ladies For $2.25 Marr & Duff, C t'p �To the Farmers of Michigan, and Especially of Barry County. We have some information to give you on a subject we know will interest you. W e manufacture 190 Different Kinds of Chilled Plow Points and 50 Different Kind of Landsides. Which is more than anv other manufactory in the United States. We have spent 10 years and $ 10,W0 for plows, labor and material used in perfecting these patterns. We lire in hopes to get fair returns. And we respectfully request and ask the farmers of Barry County fopatronize our institution. From time to time our farmer frierilh haie advised us how they like their Plow Points made. We followed their advice and to-day we make points that for Hardness, Toughness, Sharpness, Suction.and Fit Are better and more durable than any other kind. You will remember the prices you had to pay for such goods before we went into the business. Lompare them with the prices we sell for and you will acknowledge that our Works have l>een a benefit to tho farming community. Give ns your trade. W e will treat you PLINTH) LIBERAL. HONEST, The follow ing comprises a complete list of ■ . Plain,' Cutter and Jointer Points, and Landsides Made by us. Besides we have a lot of special repairs too numerous to mention. Plain and Cutter Points. Red Jacket-Canton, Ohio, No. 21. Imperial, Canton, Ohio. Sen. and Jr. Dodge, No. 90. steel M. B„ Greenville Pattern. Syracuse, Nos. 1. 2/8, 12 and 15. Oliver, H. O., Nos. 4, 20, 21, 22, 40C, 40 D S, and 40S and E. all right hand. Also No. 22, iron beam, left hand, plain and cutter points. Gale. Nos. 10, 11, 12, 13, 15, 16, 18, 22, 24, 26, 27, 28 and A4. South Bend, Nos. 4, 10, 11, 12, 15, also South Bend No. 10. left hand, plain points. Dodge, Nos. IS and 20, iron mold boards. Nos. 20 and 15. steel mold boards. Nos. 2 and 14, wood beam. Curtis, Nos. 3 and 4. Old 22, 22 Albion, 22 Bellevue. Advance, Ann Arbor. Nos. 14, 15, 16, 17 and 34. Bement, Lansing. Nos. 20, 22, 25 and 76, also Nos. 15 and 20, steel mold boards. Three Rivers, Nos. 10, 15 and 90' Nye, Union City, Nos. 5 and 6. Grand Rapids Manufacturing Co., Nos. 20, 22, 50 and 14. Dodge. 20, S. M. B.. and Deane, Nos. 4. I. M. B.. 21 and 23' Chubb, Grand Rapids, No. 76 B. Wiard, No. 18, Senior; Junior, A. D, and F. Morrison 4 Fay, Bryan, Ohio, Nos. 2, 12 and 81. Lawrence & Chapin, KalaYnazoo. diamond- iron, No. 15, dia­ mond steel. No. 15. North Fairfield. Nos. 12 and 20. ’ Keystone, New Castle, Penn.. Nos. 10, 12 and 20 Bnreh, Toledo. Nos. 2, 3 and 20. 2 and 3. steel mold board Ban Glare, Wisconsin, No. 60. . Bissel], South Bend. Nos. D. H and B. Remington, No. 14. * Furst 4 Bradley, Chicago, 14. Economist Solid Comfort, sulkv plows, 12 and 112 St. Johns, Kalamazoo, sulky plows, 10 and 15 Gale. Albion, sulky plows, No. 27. and Big Iniun Flying Dutchman sulky plow. Boys Delight sulky plows. • Dwight, Noe. 10. 11, 12. 18 and 20. Robinson. No. 20. Ball, No. 9J. Champion, No. 18. Dwight corn plows. . Hastings side hill plows. ■ LflNbSIbES, • JOINTER POINTS. Polished and Varnished. 50 DIFFERENT KINDS. Red Jacket, Canton. Ohio. Imperial. Vanton, Ohio. Flying Dutchman, sulky plows. Big Injun, snlky plows. Syracuse. Nos. 8 and 15. Curtis, Nos. 3. 4. 22 B, old 22 and 22A. Dodge, Nos. IS and 20. iron mold Ix ards and No. 20, steel mold board. '. Gale, Nos. 10, 11, 12 and 13. i Gale, Nos. 24, 26. 27. 15 and 22. Bement. Lansing, Nos. 22 and 20. '■ Grand Rapids Manufacturing Co.. Nos. 20. 22, 14, 50, Deane 4. 21 and 23, Dodge, 20, iron mold board and steel mold board. Chubb, Grand Rapids, No. 76 B. Oliver, Sonth Bend, Nos. 99 and 22. right hand. Dwight, Nos. 10, 11, 12, 13 and 20. ■ Robinson, No. 20. Remington. No. 14. , Wiard, Nos. 18, A, D and F. Champion, No. IS. South Bend. Nos. 10, 12 and 15. Bissell. South Bend, D and H and 12 Improved. North Fairfield. No. 20, 4 bolt holes. Keystone, New Cas-tle, No. 20. 4 holt Boles. Burch, Toledo. Ohio, No. 20, 4 bolt holes. North Fairfield. No. 20. land shoes. 2 bolt holes. Keystone. Now Castle. No. 20, land shoes. bolt holes. Burch- Toledo, Ohio, No. 20, laud shoes, 2 bolt holes. Lawrence 4 Chapin, Kalamazoo, diamond iron No. 15. Bryan. Ohio, Morrison k Fay. No. 12. Imperial. Canton, Ohio. Deane, reversible. Deane, plain single end. Flying Dutchman, sulky plow. Syracuse. "South Bend, left hand. Oliver, No. 99, new style, and all tbe old .styles. Wiard, No. 18. new style and the old styles Gale. “ Morrison 4 Fay. xSonth Bend. Nye. Advance. Ann Arbor. Remington. Dodge. Three Rivers. Bissell. Curtis. North Fairfietd. Keystone. Bnrch. Economist Solid Comfort. Grand Rapids Manufacturing Co., reversible, fits all Grand Rapids plows. Chubb 76. Eau Clare. Furst 4 Bradley. Dwight Robinson. St Johns, Kalamazoo, sulky plow Big Injun. ’ SPECIAL OFFER TO FARHERS fW THE TMR 1B3L Every Farmer Wbo purchases One Dozen Plow Points at one time and pays for them we will give one Point extra to help him in his farming We keep a Ia«e stock of PUMPS, PIPES AND VALVES. These we will set! to fanners at tbe very lowest prices. • SfsxF— Bring along all yonr old Iron when you come to trade with ns; it is just as good as money We remain yont obedient servants. • ■ ‘ HASTINGS ENGINE & IRON WORKS. � https://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/418/HastingsBanner_1891-02-26.pdf 9bd94e0fc86ffd7fcd66174a508b8863 PDF Text Text ■ Largest Circulation of any paper in the County. Banner. Hastings VOL. XXXV. NO. 43 HASTINGS. MICH., FEBRUARY 26, 189-1. ry County WHOLE NO. 1864. Chester: A. D. Carldton. Windsor; Leri flavor of republicanism, or too strong a Smith. Vermontville; J. W. Ewing, tincture of democracy, consequently be • grumbles continually and cries "hard Oneida. times”, because such and such a one Is In COOK BROS., The architect of flhis column visited the presidential chair. Stop your grum­ Middleville’s new brass factory Friday, bling. and make the best of what can’t be HXNTZ.VGW. MICH. and was surprised at the excellent sbow- cured. No one ever yet found the world • lug already being made by that Institution. just to bls liking. Take your part of tbe The manager, Mr. Wfison. Is an eminent­ trials of life aud bear them bravely. ly practical man at tbe business, and irns Grumbling and growling never helped any ■ OUR COUNTY. demonstrated his ability in similar institu­ one. . tions to suceeasfuliy produce what the trade desires In the way of brass trim­ JqbnBtown. Wc don’t know when be was bom nor mings. The line of samples already where: and if we asked him, more likely shown by this Institution la .pronounced Deiajcd Ixstten^ v< than not we would be informed that It was by the trade as one of the finest lines In Henry Fi«k nnd wife have left these none of our business. Ilu| It don’t make tbe market. The buildings of the Co. arc parts, and the best wishes of their numer­ any difference; he was bom all regular conveniently arranged, well lighted and ous friends go with them. enough and has no sickly sentiment hi ‘ventilated, and during most of the year, The shadow social held at S. E. Gaskill’s In favor of leaving the realities of this ex­ US machinery will ke driven by water ou Wednesday night, under tlie manage­ istence for another; not just yet. If we power at a great saviag ns cotujiared with ment of the C. A. 8. was a financial suc­ should ask him where he was bora, we steam. Already 25 hands are employed, cess. over $14 was raised toward paying would not gain much wisdom. But it Is and more will be added as the business de­ for the organ for the school. sufficient tor our purpose to nay that mands. It is officered by some of the best Hold your temper boya, that is the best Edgar F. Nyc, of Johnstown, is past the business men of Middleville, and they are way. "He that Is slow to anger Is better fiftieth mile stone of life, and evinces a the kind of men, backed by the capacity tbau the mighty.” disposition to hang on. He’s a farmer, a and ability of the manager, to make a It Is reported that J. S. Hinchman has good farmer, owns a good farm, and you creditable showing. We are indebted to sold his farm to George Swanson, Jr. can look onto any foot of It and not find a Manager Wilson and Secretary K. D. Seward intends to go west soon. mortgage. He used to farm It. hard too, Davis for favors shown us while on this John McKenzie and wife called on but the hired man does it now. Not that visit. friends on the south side on Sunday last. our subject has any of “that tired feeling;’’ A large crowd assembled at the Bresee The next Barry county Sunday school but the falling health of bls wife has hall in Banfield on Saturday night last to obliged him to relinquish the active work convention will be held at Middleville, In listen to the lecture of Hon. J. L. Whit­ and, management of the farm. He doesn’t the Congregational church. March 19th comb, of Battle Creek. busy himself attending to other people's and 20th. Look at the bachelor’s buttons at Bre­ attain, however. When Uncle Sam want­ A wag got It onto Lew Smith, of Bowens see’s store. With the aid of these buttons, ed tqen, good men, and lots of ’em to go Mills, and others thereabout in good shape young man, you may steer clear of matri­ down South and put down secession, the other day. He caught a lot of bill fish.- mony for the rest of your natural existence. among those to go early and stay late was which be carefully dressed, and presented H. M. Bowluan has lately purchased our subject. Hu did that just as he sloes to these gentlemen with bls cempliufents 1,500 raspberry, 240 currant and 250 everything he has to do—did It well. Wt as standard-bred Guil lake pickerel. The gooseberry plants to set out on Ills new* don’t know and he doesn't how many of folks accepted tha gifts with modest fann. Hurbert means to be well provided the enemy be stew, hut we have heard It thanks, and actually late them, and even with Baas, so Uiat tie will not be obliged to repented that 40Q rebels were about le to this day Insist that they were “just as take it from any one. Don’t blame him, surround him once, and were put to flight good as pickerel.” I do you? when be opened his mouth aud began to Our enterprising townsman, Arthur Pleasant Hill, Irving, I’atruns, after Fisher, h bound to make some valuable swear. They had never heard anj tiling like it before, and thought 11 was well fully discussing thh question the other iinprovement-feju the looks of Banfield. enough to keep al a safe distance. Of bis evening, decided that 25 hens were more We are glad to learn of the new road laid army record, it may be said that few have profitable than one pow. The subject of out by our commissioner. If we under­ a belter or a mote sohllcrly record to their roosters was not mentioned. stand the situation properly our triends in credit. The Middleville Sun urges that the East Johnstown have been in need of If you didn't know him. you would "city fathers’’ of that burg gather hr.the the read for many years to enable them to think from his off hand a ays that he was unnaed street lamps. Besides their un­ reach Battle Creek without going around accustomed to eating up two qf three men sightly appearjanee, there is an insinuation Robin Hood’s i«ra to get there. £bmc every day. or that he would make a good that on dark nights, the lamp posts are in have u good deal to say iu the opposition commander of a pirate licet. .But there’s the way of tbe fellows who “won’t go to tin* rood; but it is a question with the Where you would get left, where lots of hoine till mornin’.’’ writer whether or not they have not a vein people who didn’t know him well hav«) of selfishness running through all their An Irving farmer, nnd a church member talk. been left. He has u heart in him as big , as an ox and as tender as a child’s. Anu al that, drove into Middleville on a recent S. 8. Fisk la home again. He brings yon don'.t have to shoot a dynamite cart­ Sunday with a beef hide to sell. He was the unwelcome news that his portable mill ridge to move It. He would divide his reminded that he wan a day behind iu his was nearly destroyed by fire just before last cent or his last loaf with one he reckoning by the dei>erte<l streets and the he came. Fart of the saw mill was saved, thought needed it more, and give away number of teams lie saw about the but the engine was greatly damaged. The the biggest half too. He is one of tbe eburebto. He will npw borrow an aiuymac fire occurred In the early morning before most uncompromisingly honest of men. and keep posted. working hours. He wlUl not deviate one loin -from Ills Thl* principal of tttc Woodland schools. word. Get Ed. Nye’s promise, and you Prof. Clarke, seems jo be having u rocky can bank on It as you would on a govern­ time of it, and froii reports, is the pos­ Pleasant weather. ment bond. He looks you straight in tluj sessor of a temper tltafought to require an It is a good time now to catch colds and eye when be talkp to you: and If you think automatic governor. The man who can­ you can make him take stock in any fishy not control hlmsel! Is not the one to a person does not have to try very liard either. «. stork-, or buy any lightnlflg rods, you take charge of a school. Quite a number arc complaining of colds presently discover your mistake, and will The big revival at, Woodland has closed and some are quite sick. for some lime have a most vivid rcmemMrs. John Carpenter Jr. is staying at berance that your attempt was a dismal I with 150 conversions. May they stay con­ the home of her parents In Campbell. failure. He Is as frank as he is honest. verted! There was a rag bee at the home of Mrs. He would not Intentionally hurt your Jacob Hcnners last Friday for Mrs. Tru­ I feelings, but you’ll get 'em hanowed up a man Daniels. Quite a number of rage . good deal if you don't meet him on com­ were sewed and all had u good time. All sorts of weather. mon ground of honor, honesty and frank­ Our Journal scribes from North Carlton An epidemic of sore throat, with cough, ness. He’s built just that way. There’s bad better hold on bow they are going, no ••policy’’ about the man. He knows chills and fever is calling on us again. Air. S. I.ydda and {wife, of Kalamo, are for they are well known to us. and they the word, but has no use for It in his had better not throw mud any more. • business. He wants daylight on things, visiting their friends here. Maud Carpenter’s clothes caught fire the Those that live in glass bouses had not or else he hasn't any use for them, nor any­ X one that advocate* them. And above nil other day. her shrieks bringing her moth­ better throw stones. W. F. Ballou has a brother from York the things he abhors, next to downright er who got to her just In time to save the dishonesty and treachery. Is the little child’s life. Most of her clothes were state visiting him. Miss Lydia Ballou is gaining rapidly meannesses of which little natures are burned off from iicr. Mrs. Carpenter's hands were quite badly burned in removing and her many friends are glad of It, and guilty. As you would expect, he’s the kind of o what clothes remained upon the child. 1 hope site may continue to gain, and hope It will not be long before she will be with man who, when once known, would com­ do not know how slip caught Orc. L. Thunston is at home from Ohlb on a us again. mand the confidence of his fellow men. The I*, of L open lodge was a success. He’» known In Johnstown, and it you visit Asa Odell is in Muskegon at this writ­ The speaking was good. The only thing don't think he is liked,- you go down there that we have to say against it la that they and you will find out. Tbe people there ing. A furious snow storm struck us last are having them a little too often. It was like him because they know he is honest, not a great while ago that they bad one, straight, attentive, careful, conscientious Thursday night tkeu a rain set in which and thorough In any business Intrusted to frooze ns It fee. Friday morning every­ and we think they had better stop now. The Carlton Opera Co. will give an en­ thing was bristling in ice for a short time, him. and a man true to those principles of tertainment on Wednesday rye, the 4th of right which should govern men in their then a hard rain set in. The ladles of the M. E. church have or­ March, which will consist of playa, music, dealings with each other. He was town etc. TUpy will charge an admission fee of clerk from tbe time he ent home from the ganized a monthly missionary society. Charlie Smith Ins been quite poorly ten centa’qnd they Intend to give the pro­ army until 1870. and elected supervisor In ceeds to Mr" Austin and family. All are lhat year, and'every year but two since, with sore throat and chills, but Is on the invited to attend and enjoy a treat The and then he wasn't on the ticket It got gain. play will be In the town ball. Wonder it Mrs. Nellie Andrus is canvassing Mid ­ so they didn’t have but one town ticket there for a few years, headed by Mr. Nye. dleville this week for a work entitled some one will get up a dance after the en­ Now this wouldn’t have been so if tbe peo­ ‘•From manger to throne’’, a life of Christ tertainment as they always do. 8. Lydy and family of Kalamo visited Meetings at the M. E. church have clos­ ple who knew him best didn’t have tbe ut­ friends here last week. most confidence ln,hls ability and integrity, ed. except the usual appointments. Burt Denison says be has seen all the Mrs. John Fleming will attei.d the gen­ and didn't like him and believe tn him. He ran for county office—register—just eral conference of the S. D. Adventists at Indian show he wants to see. Quite a few are entertaining the grippe. once. He knew when he had enough. Battle Creek, the lust of this month. There is -but two more weeks of school. The T. of I. open lodge passed off with That was In 1884, when you remember re­ Jason Platt has hired out to Mr. Blakes­ publicans were “not in It” In the towns a good attendance. Mr. Leese, of Lowell, was the gutst of lee for the coming summer. where he was well known, Johnstown and S. Becker and wife spent Sunday with Assyria, be run nearly enough atu-ad of Mrs. 1). Carpenter last Wednesday. The Progressive Brethren look up quite John Gordon’s people. bls ticket to have) overcome the4 fusion Wonder what calls Ed’s nttentiou north plurallt/in the county. Mr. Nye is not a good sized collection of money to send to Strictly orthodox in bls religion* opinions; the destitute Id Kansas, a few Sundays of the Centre sooflen. Dr. Wright’s people spent Sunday with and a few bigoted religionists, with more ago. The Carlton theatrical troupe will give a Henry Cruckford’s people. zeal than brains, industriously peddled the H. Crockford is ou Um- sick Mat most outrageous lies about him./ Ed. saya piny some time next month for the benefit Jay Carpenter amt wife. John Carpenter that at one precinct. It was solemnly de­ of Mr. Austin and faulty. It is rather late to announce the advent and wife spent Sunday with G. (fan and clared that while he was school director of of a little daughter In the home of Mr. and wife. bis district, he drove a funeral gathering Mrs. Wm. Cole, of East Vari ton, bom two out of the school house, threw the corpse Saturday last. out of the window, tried to shoot tbe weeks or more ago. but better late than minister aud wound up with mu attempted We want to warn the boya. and young Miss Mary Woodard, of Hastings, closed larceny of the hearse. But if be didn’t a very successful term of school In the men that they had better net Maud la Trout get elected, he retaluod hli self respect, Bohler district Saturday. Exhibition in of the store and utter sueh oboeene language and the confidence and w tern (riendshto of the evening. House full. Quite a num­ any more. Those *h»llve near Um? store his many friends. ber were there from Hastings. dislike to hear Ik Md1f a staple request Examination at the Carlton Center will not atop It, other means may be used. The Nashville Driving Park Association school this week. School will close one have borrowed $800, with which to make week from Friday, with literary exercises extended improvements on their race track, In the afternoon. Mr. and Mr*. iflnln of Jeoesville visited Don’t be a grumbler. H Is strange, how build fences, buildings etc. Then look out for some attractions in tbe way of some people manage to get on the disa­ at Wm. Bivens Sunday. greeable side of life and ere always and races, possibly a fair. forever grumbling. Nothing Is ever Just the Ladta Mite Society al Mrv McMoraa Houghton Bros.. Nashville cigar manu­ to their liking. There’s the home grumb­ last Wednesday. Miss Eva liiveun of Battle Breek visited facturers. probably through inadvertence, ler. He grumbles st ills wife, children, left a box of cigars on Editor Feighner’s the cat and dog. all come In for a share. Maple Grove friends last week. W. 11. Whitney attended quarterly meet­ table. And it will bo just like Lea to Then these: The church grumbler. -moke ’em. He always sees something to Gad fault ing at th-.- Kilpatrick church Saturday and The annual meeting of the Barry & with. The preacher doesn’t preach just Eaton Insurance Co. was held in Char­ to suit him, or the claas leader Is a little , Ed Nome of Kansas City, Misamir lotte Wednesday. C. E. Chappell. Uva> crooked, or the deacon h too old fashioned here vteillag hte mawy old neighbor* i friends to th!* vicinity. urer lor tbe past 12 years, was re-elected for another three years. Tbe other officers held over. The members then divided in­ bis •neighbors and neigbbon* children.' ilsH to Counties for the election of directors. Even the poor editor of his county paper Bam county elected the tollowing di­ comes in for a share. He is sure to run Robert of Katano have rone north rector.*: Solomon Clark, Tlwrnapple; E. against every sharp angle, and always grts Samual N oaten ,. Smith. ........ ............................................ ..... . badly hurt in tl>c encounter. He grumbles V. Castleton; W. H. Latta. Assyria; Ira Orgwtd. Hope: Wm. IL Merrick. Hast- at the weather. It is too evld or too warm. r«kicnl-“- Hastings Banner Published Thursdays by Hudson s Tower Clothing QOUNTY NEWS. Bargains every week Bargains every day in the Money saved always when Hudson’s Tower Clothing Co Absolute One Price Clothiers, Hatters and Furnishers in Grand Rapids. F. R. PANCOAST, BOSTON HASTINGS. MICH. CaMlah’s |DFSST0Rt AGENCY COLUMN. [ office with holrrOok, RIGHT AHEAD over MORRILL’S STORE, HASTINGS. 1 have Improved and vacant city lots for sale and exchange In all parts of the city. Farming lands for sale and exchange in all parts of the coimty. I have s^iuCfCboice Grand Kaylds prop­ erty for sale'at a bargain. Farmers and city property owners de­ biting to sell or exchange should rememher that purchasers and. traders are keep­ ing an eye on my listed property lor bargains. Remember those who whh to sell and are obliged to sell are tbe ones who put their property in the hands of tbe agent: therefore purchasers will find the agency headquarters for bargains. SPECIAL I on Jefferson street two houses and lots nt bargains, and on easy terms. Near furniture factory,—one lot and house well finished, water works, concrete walk, cistern, wood shed, etc.; rents at $10 per mouth. $1,000; 85M down. bal. on time at 7 per cent. And one bouse and lot one block from factory. $800; SHOO down. bal. at 7 per cent. Cheap. Near felt boot factory—1)4 4«*a nnJJ splendid house, with furnace, cellars un­ der wliole bouse, good cistern, good well, house well,finished and folding doors, small barn. Can be bought at a bargain and on easy terms. Several splendid bargains In the 1st ward and other parts of the city. Brick barn for sale at a bargain, on cor­ ner opposite Ford’s hoteL 40-aere flinn in Irving, all improved, soil good, frame barn 25x35 with basement, log house, good orchard, and well fenced. Can be bought at a bargain on easy terms. 80 acre farm (or sale in Otsego county. Description said to be black wud and clay loam—Umber beech, maple and elii, GO rods from school, 7’4 and 8)4 miles from each of two railroads, 30 acres improved, log house and bani and small granary; $X miles from county seat, 100 voters in town­ ship. Price 51,200. Will trade for farm in this section and pay difference. FOR SALE. Plano twinc-blnder; will trade for wood or other property. A horse. 850—will trade for wood. A very promising young stallion four in a race with 14 starters at 3:3»K- Marr & Duff have doubled their store I capacity and now they have one of tbe finest, best lighted and nicest equipped stores that can !>e found in the Courjty and City. Our stnrc now is 42 by 85 ft. every comer as wi ll lighted as another. We would also mention that we mode our old Cloak Room (which was IS ft. by 20 ft) into a Ladies Waiting Room and Toilet Room. This is an Improvement that wq think will be much appreciated after a long and weary ride, a place to rest yourselves and children. In order tv make things UNUSUALLY LIVELY In our Mammoth Establishment wc will keep Watches. Putting Out Specialties Hog Cholera Corel All tbe lime. Our Specialties for the pnpent will be your Choice of seventy-fire Ladies Newmarkets That bare been selling for >6.00. 37.00, 68.50. 39.00 and $10.00 These will all be put out and sold for $5.00, Your Choice. Just think of It. Yon must come earley and stay late to see all tbe many bargains that may be .yours. We have also placed on the Bargain Counter 35 heavy’ Jackets for Ladies That! w11 be closed out For 82.25 Good value for >5.00 these are only a few of the attractive bargains that are to be . found. Best shirting can be had fof9and 11 .. uenva. cents. __ Bargains in Dress Goods, Ginghams. Cottons, Underwear, Hosiery, Gioves. Marr & Duff, In front of Farmer’s Sheds. BATTLE CREEK. Clocks, Jewelry. - READ. CenARvnxE, New Jersey, Feb. 10. ’91. G. G. Stkketee:—Please find enclosed $3. for B packages of your Hog Cholera Cure, as I know It will do all you claim for it I^st fall! bad 3 hogs alck with Cholera. I sent and got ONE pagkagv of your Cure, used it according to direc­ tions, and at tbe aecond dose I could see an improvement. One of the hogs was so bad that 1 dragged him out of the pen to let him die, but though! 1 would try your Cholera Cure with him—tbe result was that when I killed them Dec. 14, 1890. the one that was the sickest was the heaviest, weighing almost 400 pounds, and as long as I can get your powders, I Intend to use thcm. Waltku Qdadukc.. Anyone; doubting this writing can ad­ dress this man. Ask your Druggists f<»r SmimiB'o Hoo CnoLXRA Cuna, 5(k- at the Drug Store. 60c by mall. 1 Address G. G. Stxketee, | Grand Rapids, Midi. For sate In HaaMnV" by • H’. GOODYEAR. DruggUl. I Harriet O ner. loftoration. my bed .. wife. — I.I...... Li.rct r.uu nr urov n* ■ this notice Rorabeck. HamUu; S. w- Harmon, I Just to suite him. Mr*. Eva Gi There la too strong a an exhibition �■ SJ^ -___ while tor mil-skaig the route which the funeral cx.rteg* would TOILENT SORROW: travente the paremenla, balconies, win­ New York Pays Her Last Trib­ ute to Sherman. dows. and housetops were alive *ithj*ople awaiting its apitearant*. It was*wltU difficulty that the police could keep Che center of the streets clear. A Silent Snititnde. PBOUD HEAD BOWLD IH GBIEF. New Yow. Feb JOl-Twnnty thousand * persons joined the cortegB* which fol­ lowed the rcmaitH: of Gen. i She rut au yes­ terday from hi - lalqiiomctothe Dehrosw* Street fern, on their way: to their final resting place ut fit. Louta Everywhere then- were the efiabfouu of mourning. Busineto wm geunrally suspended, flajai luaumtrajile tla-Aed nt haK-mast. aud tbe black drapery al horrowrtresnied and fluttered all over the city. Previous to the order to march *the strains of military bauds and tbe traihp of bodies of Uultod States troops, national guard*, veteran •odctles and civfo organizations was hoard in every direction, pushing forward to take their plttces in the Hue. All the court* were closed and public business was suspended a* . fur us possible. The exehauges dosed iut noon, and tbe desire to do houorko the memory of the .great soldier foiinil expression in all walks ut lite. Roman Catliolie Service*. Tbe silence of grief hovered over all. During tbe earlier honr* of the morning tbe onlr sound that broke the stillness in the city' wm the roll of the muffled drums ns the different bodies which would take part in the pageant tramped to their places. The insignia ui sorrow was every­ where, rhe flags were al half-moat, and the fares sf the people bore abundant evi­ dence of their sorrdw at the occasion which called them together. About 10:3) the casket was taken reverently from tho train and placed upon a heavily-draped cju.*m»u drawn by four black horjea. Im­ mediately in the rear uf the caisson a black charger catne. draped, and carrying the military boots reversed in the stirrups and-the accoutrements of a general officer. At 11:20 Gen. Merritt gave tho word to ntarvL. The glorions Seventh cavalry. Ira* riiuks depleted by the storm of bullet* nt WouDikd Knee, but its spirit m» unbroken a*.ever, let! the cortege. After them United States batterie*. nnd following them the infantry. The caisson followed, guarded by twenty-four veteran* of the Thirtevuth volunteers, thirteen of the ny-n having lieen with Shcrniuu in nil his cainpalgns during ths reliellion. They were arranged in a hollow square around the caUMjn. The family aud friends of the dead soldier came next, with the honorary pall-bearer.*. The boys in blue comprined the u>xt divi.lon, and pre­ sented a fine appearance, notwithstanding that their bend.* were bowed in grief for • tho Ions of their l>eloved cuintnunder. Rev. T. K. Sherman, the general'^ son, who arrived home from across the At­ lantic hist night, performed the rervioM , for the dead of the Roman Catholio church at 12 o’cNtek, there being no one present exrept the']immediate friends, Secretary Blaine and wife, Mrs. Walter Damru-ich (Secretary. Bl.-ttue's. daughter!, and Rev. Futber Taylor, and a boy choir, with some other inliteil friends—in’all aboot 130 persons. T*hc service wm brivi. President Harrison had been invited to look upon the facts of hi* old commander, but he kindly replica that he preferred to keep with him tbe Amembrances of the genend while alive. u-e did not-‘wi»h •u —to nee him in death, w' their associations had been ko warm. „d genial. Just be­ ___ ____ _____ beautiful floral shield was received from the cadets at Wfr«t Point, and Lafayette post, G. A R., draped lhe.caskct with a large flag, pr.oented to tbe po*t some time ago by ihe general. The flag will remain on the —-— . A Common—Itb n~nn. phyildn” b«> b— dlnln.-llh * nla, .nd u lb" dpu- "«• “l™.” talk drifted to the tobacco hahlt. first, in ita effect upon the raeo gt large, and then to ft» peculiar cff-cts upon various indi­ viduals. I know a man, said Ifee elder physidan—in fact, be is now inimy employ -who Ian victim of the strangest whims in regard to the use of the weed that ever cams under my observation. Hu U a Scotchman, about 00 years ohl. Twelve years ago ho deserted from the English navy and came to this country, when I gavo him a position as coachman. One marling I went into the a table, and notlcud that a hole almut two feet square had been cut in a partition between two stalls, and a little shelf had heeu nailed up under­ neath it. I wondered whnt on earth it had lieenklono for, but Donald wiw away at the time’and when he came back it had slipped my ipibd. It was a week afterward before I had occrudoki to go into the stable again, and when I did I found Donald standing on a stool, leaning Ids elbow on the shelf, with a long clay pipe In his month, amoking away like a gool one and blowing the smoke through the little window he had cut. Upon my <lu<-.-t:oniug him be told me that of the t wenty years he liad passed in her majesty’s MTviee ten of it had been on board a pow­ der ship whore the rules against smoking were very strict. Puring ail this time he had been accustonirf four times a daw to stand upon a chest and lean out of a-port­ hole to smoke, ho that do one would smell it, and when nt. last he took French leave he found that be could not get any satis faction out of a pipe unless indulged in the old pcHturc, and so you cun find him after each menl anil for half on hour before going to bed, standing on that stool blow­ ing his smoke through the little window. —Boston Herald. D The 10,000 feet of log* of T. D. Stim son’s camp, will *U be put into tbe Hew river this week. Mrs. Mary E. Sperry fell defid of heart disease as she was entering the door of her home fit Ann Arbor Friday. hotel LLLUM If YOU WISH Rev. Mr. Greenleaf, of Battle Creek, submitted to a delicate surgical operation of the eye in New York .’ecently. •UART. i Advertise The membership of the Pentwater read­ ing club has increased to such an extent that largerquartcni havelwcn taken. Rev. dose ph B. Pritchard, an old settler of Ludington, was strlckvn with paralysis the other day and may not recover. Axvociate of • A. SHE AJbstr P« flaring a romp piled from the Anything Irreverent Grand Haven rascals throw stones through the windows while the Sal­ vation Army M*rvlcos are being held. An interesting program has been pre­ pared for the Teachers Association, to be held at Newaygo March 14. P.DRA Offiee o Office hours t netting ul-di i Anywhere Local talent presented “Pinafore* in Bay Chy recently afnl, being Inflated with their success on that occasion, have «leeided t<> give another opera fioon. Koch, the celebrated physician whose lymph fur the cure of consumption hfia made him famous, is a cousin of Jack Koch, proprietor of tbe Manchester brew­ er}’. ‘ AT M. B. Gi an I• • g m. row Any time Office hours l WRITE TO Geo. P. Rowell & Co. Be Sure It you have made up your mind to buy nood’s Sarsaparilla do not bo Induced to take any other. A Boston lady, whoso example i* worthy Imitation, tells her expcrtcaco below i “ In one store where I went to buy Hood's Sarsaparilla the clerk tried to Induce dm* buy their own Instead of Hood's; ho told me their's would last longer; that I might take it <m ten The rest ot the column was made up of jTao Willing to Be Acceptable. civic societies, sniung them thn Southern A ijesdy Frenchman once heard that a Historical society composed of ex-Confed­ marriage was on tbe tapis between the erates who hud fought hard to stem the advances of the man whose ilisst was in daughter of a certain wealthy merchant front. There were innumerable societies and tbe non of a rich banker. The dowry days' trial; that If I did not like it I need not foliowring, and last citizens Iu carriages. that was to be given to the bride was 500,]<ay anything, etc. But ho could not prevail In tho line were governor*, eiatesmen, WO frtuics. The merchant was well known on me to change. I told him I hud taken seddiers, and representatives of every walk to be bn the lookout for a good bargain or Hood's Baraaparin*, knew what it was, was in life. The whole of the Missouri legis­ to sake a dollar, so on this the Parisian satisfied with it, and did not want any other. founded his hopes on a good dinner at lature was there, the St. Louis city officials, When I began taking Hood's Sarsaparilla a number of members of congress, and least., « I was feeding real miserable with dyspepsia. He accordingly called at the merchant’s scores of the distinguished of tbe land. residence and asked the privilege of Heeing , him on very Important business. After a The cortege was 2)^ hours passing a wbilnhe was admitted to his presence. given point, and when the head had "The matter. *ir, un which I call,” he reached Calvary the rear bad not formed began, ’‘involves fnr yon the practical stand. I looked like a person in consump­ down by tbe station seven miles away. It saving of 250,000 fmnex. I"----tion. Hood’s Sarsaparilla did me so much was a splendid tribute to one of the ua“Olj, mj- dear sir." interrupted the mergood that I wonder at myself sometimes, I ion’s greatest men. .At Calvary Her. T. chant। "Lbh is too imrious to be disenmed and my friends frequently speak of 1L" Mos. E. Sherman, the gmi ral’s son, took charge before dinner, and as it in now my hour Ella A. Gorr, Cl Terraco Street, Boston. of the ceremonies first, nnd rend over the for dining, pray take dinner with me, nnd graye the ofliec for the dead of the Roman we will afterward consider your proposi­ Catholic ch rcb. When he had done the tion at our lehure.” coffin was lowered into the grave, and the Having partaken of a meal that left a Abont 1 p. in. carriages began arriving sound of the clod* rolling on it unloosed pleasant flavor in the unfortunate's mem­ the pent up ejnoOms of the general's ory the rest of his life they returnesl to the cwitainiug George W. Childs, Gvn. Scho­ field, cx-Pre»idents Bayes nnd Cleveland, daughters, nnd they.sobbed aloud. They merchant's study. lOO Doses One Dollar Governor Pattison, Governor Bulkeky, were let! away, and Col. Forsythe then "And now I am ready to hear your pro­ the senate aud house committees, Char t- took charge of the military part at the posal.” he remarked. ] service*. T*.e infantry was drawn up in Tbe Parisian after a moment's thought PROTECTION staffs, ami others invited to attend. It line near the grave, three volleys were began: was nearly 2 p. m. before President Harri­ fired, the last beinfe followed by the deep “1 understand, sir, your daughter Is to OR FREE-TRADE. diapason of a battery outside the cemetery son arrived with the member* of his cabi­ be shortly married to the son of the Isinker net, and 3 O'clock was tbe hour for tlie which fired a tripls salute. WHICH ? D’Argent.” procession to move. A draped caisson “Y«L that is true.” Do you want to keep thoroughly stood in front of the house, and immedi­ Then ft bugler stood at the head of the “And that her dowry is half a million?” posted on the effects of the New ately behind It was the general's chargrr, grave and played the good-night call This was also assented to. with his military trappings, draped ia “Tups; Lights Out.” Andas the tone* of Tariff Law, as shown from week to "Well, then, here is rny idea. I am Jfiack velvet and led by a private. Iu the the- instrument row into the vault of ready to take her for half that sum, nnd week ? side streets flanking themline of march heaven the great throng dispersed and thus yon will save or gain exactly 250,000 Do you want to know all about the were the different bodies which were to the body of the chieftain was left to ita franca.—Philadelphia Times. ' policy of Protection and have an move into line At the proper time eternal rest Th* family an» friends from answer to every false statement of the east went immediately to the train, A Newspaper Proprietor's Whims. . THE SOLEMN JOURNEY BEGUN. aud about 6 p. tn. .started on their sorrow­ the Free-Traders? “James Gordon Bennett's methods are ful return journey. S peculiar,” said an old newspaper man in an Interview with a reporter. “He once Then subscribe for your home FOSTER FOR THE TREASURY. At 2 p. in. Gru. Howard ap|>eared on brought up a man from an outside town paper and the Amxxtcan Economist, to work the police courts. After a day or The front steps of the bousaaud, followed published weekly by tbe American two he Just an quickly sent him back to by other military chief-, formed a double Protective Tariff League, New York. Washington City, Feb. 23.—Tlio qure- work there on space rates. The boy got llae to-the curb. As they took off their rather rattled and declared he would get (Sample copy free). The Economist is hats the multitude uncovered, and In a Hon ot who would be secretary of the even with Bennett. He did. There was a an acknowledged authority on Pro­ moment the casket, borne on tbe shonl- treasury was settled Saturday by tbe ap- bad smash-up on the road, and he sent an tection and should be widely read. fiers of six soldiers, appeared. Reverent­ exclusive account to The Sun. Bennett sitlon of Charles of course wanted to know why Tbe Herald ly it whs carrl.-d to tbe caisson and The yearly subscription of the Eco»«r Foster, of Ohio. Mr. wus beat, nnd when lie learned it was Lis 'mist is $2, but we have made a planed in position, the marching order Foster i* well known. whilqm police man who had scooped him •was given, and an anny band over in the special arrangement with the pub­ adghborhood of Central park l<egan playThe press nnd and prnmprom- he sent for him again ami made him nasistr Ushers by which we can send ant^drumutic editor. He said he should nga funeral march. you the Economist for one year and well of the api>olnt- not beat him agnin. •‘Shortly afterward, when in Paris, Ben­ When the he.vd of the procession reached • -i one that nett cabled this, man to come there and art Dmbrosses street ferry, a few minutes •— in will cause no jar after 5 o'clock. it found on initreasury operations. ns city editor of the Paris edition. He snenae throng awaiting IL The mounted ■Ex-Governor Foster, went, anil remained for two weeks, when jwdice soon opened rank* on each side of Bennett, who had gone elsewhere, tele­ she street. The ferry gates were thrown y V* York, tras officially graphed him to go to London nnd rcjxjrt open, and Uw caisson upon which the 7 ✓ notified of his ap- to Oakuy Hall, who then bad charge of the body rested was flnt driven aboard the V y point meat as secre* London edition. Hal! told him he had no bc*t. eacorted by Lafayette post, 140. unCHARLES FOSTER, tary of the treasti y work fur him, and rent a message to Ben­ derGon. Vide. A few minutes later the the preri- nett to that effect. Bennett then at once toneral party was abound, the boat swung dent. The president hoped Mr. Mr. Foster replied, 'Tell him to go to hade#.’ Proba­ into tbe stream, aud the great funeral, the would come to Washington City bly he did, for he remained in London.”— at once. Pittsburg Dispatch. last tribute which the metropolis could He said he would come to-<lay. The 1 prtwpur to a favorite son of tbe republic, waa idem also appointed as successor to JnterTest of QtilckoMs In Fencing. state Commerce CommlMdoner SchoonA very intonating method of testing the When the boat with Gen. Sherman's re­ maker Martin A. Knapp, of New York. quickness of a sword thrust consists in mains and tl»e guard ot honor touched the phuto-chrooographic measurement. The WASHINGTON'S BIRTHDAY. Aroiuyivatiia ferry station in Jersey City movement of tho foil point is too quick to aft 5%0 p. tn. many thousands of |>eople be measured by the eye, but by the aid of wereiu and around the station. Chief of the photo-chrunogrnphic apparatus it can Felice Murphy, with I7V i>oliremen, and Chicago, Feb. 24.—Washington's birth­ be plainly ah own. The fencer U drereed in the Fourth regiment of the National I white, placed in front of a black back­ Qfiard of the State of New Jersey, were day was generally observed in this city ground, the foil is chalked aud a metallic drawn up between the ferry entrance and yesterday, most places of business “spangle" is fastened to the tip by wax. being closed. Tho patriotic exercises at the north end of the station, beyond The photo-chronographic machine being ■which out of sight stood the special train. the Auditorium under the auspices of the ret in rotation, t he trajectory of tbe tip of The military prteented arms, tbe police Union Ijeague club were well attended. tbe foil daring the movement of the their baton*, colors were lowered, the At the Auditorium there were thousands fencer is shown by a series of dots. < - Fourth regunent drum corns played a of school children who listened to ad­ As two sncceaaive images are one-fif­ dirge, and church bells tolled as the dresses by local orator*, anti also by Hou. teenth of a second apart in time, it follows tuneroi caiswn p.-u*ed from tbe boat to of Ken­ that by counting three Images the entire THE ‘'COLCHESTER** BCBBEB CO. the train, 'the people ware quiet aud re- W. C. P. Jbeckinridg^, tucky. He was also tbe prin­ time occupied from tbe beginning to the cipal speaker at tbe Union end of the movement can be determined. Lengu* clab at night. Other speakers In a recent teat It was found that the were President Palmer, of the World's stroke occupied a little less than fourtenths of a second. By this means two ADHXSIVK COUNTKRS.” honor »MC(| by Governor Ahbett to ac- fair; Gen. Milea, aud Judge Blodgett. awordsmen can be compared, aud their campacy the remains through .the state. There were numerous other celebrations relative quicknrea easily and exactly de­ The funeral train wm made np.of setren of the day, oue being in the Central Mu­ termined.—New York Commercial Adver­ cars a* foHown: A composite or “combi- sic ball, where the Personal Rights league tiser. ' fonnd taalt with a good many things of HASTINGS. Over 4O.»oe Hotels ta tbe Coantry. ooDveywd; tbe Danville, the Pennsylvania Washington’s day. especially tbe oonttiMUrwldtainK oar Na TOt; lb. pin““ tution. The Patriotic Sons of America Dore any one dispute my assertion that car* Atou» and Cado; President Hoberta’ there are 40,000 hotels in this country? I w No. ISu; Geutxml Manager Charles which patriouc speeches and songs were have only to point out to you that there the feature. are aver 60,000 poatoffiocs enumerated in The telegraph reports the general ob- the official directory by tbe authority of tbe governmew, and as every one knows then.- is never n poatoffioe anywhere but a were tori by the family. The comprdte hotel is a nearby and necessary adjunct, P ittkbcug , Fob. 24. — Washingtoa ’ * <*r wm tiM.oouud heavily with black and as there are man} hotels in great citire hirtbday was never so extensively or ap­ where there is but one poetoffice it i* raapropriately obaerred in Pittsburg and Al­ aonable to conclude that there are as many legheny City as it wm yesterday. Burt- hotels ns postnfficre in the United States. Therefore I maintain that my estimate of WHERE OUR H£RQ u£S BURIED. Ail drugguts arc authorized to sell it on a poo40.000 hotels is considerably below a rea itive cuarantee. a te-.t th»» ™ ________ eonabJeastlniMte.—Hotel HegUu-r. Office over N Q W. LOM 1 No. IO Spruce Street, Houst-.lia.iucj: NEW YORK. gMITH A 1 (Office Practk-e la al E. KEN To Cet Hood’s Sarsaparilla jj^No more Mk. of this! MORTGAGE SALE. I Default having been made tn the condition* of a certain mortgage made by Fairies, Dooley and Margret Duolev Jins wife, to Abpt-r Case, dated April 2«h. A. D. ifiU. and reconJed in the office of tbe Register ut Deras, lirf tbe eouutv of Barn and Slate of M'chirau. oa tbe t!Hb <a April. A. 1>. Inm, Io Uber t9 of mortaait*. on page* ou and W. which said mortgage was on tho Zidday of July. ine. duly assigned by said Abner Cav to First National Bank of Friendship. N. Y . which sal<i asalgnmeut was dulyrecorded In the office of Register of De-d s bir the County of Birry. Mien lean, on August is. 1MW, In liber l» of ninrtgagre. on paffrf 43S. and which said mortgage was ou the rtn day uf April, non. again Univ aislgurd by said Flret Natloual Bank of friendship to Abnt-r C«M*. which said assignment was duly rwoM<-d In tbe office of Register of Deeds for the County of Barry. Michigan, the ictli <lay of April, inmi. in Hber :t* of niortgagea on page M. arai on w hieh inerternrr there is clalmad to be due at the date of this notice tbe turn of two thousand fifty­ seven and ta-too dollars, and an attnnwy's fee of filly dollars provided for In said mortgage, and no <nit or proceedings at Inwhaviug been InDItuted to recover the inourvs secured by sold mortgage or nuv part thereof, Now, therefore, by vlrtwe of tbe power of sale contained tn said mortgage, aud tbe statute In such case,made itud provided, notice i> hereby gives that uo Saturday, the Xb day of February , A.-l)..t»l. at ten o'clock In the forenoon. I .'imll sell al public auction to the tilxbrei bidder, at the north front door of tbe lurry County Court House In the City of Hast Ings In salil county and state (that being tbe place where tbe Circuit Court fur Barrv County is holden’. the premises described In said mort­ gage. or so much thereof as may be necessary to ;>ay the amount due ou said mortgage, with eight percent Interval, aud all legal costs. to­ gether with an attorney's fee of fifty dollars covenanted for therein, tbe premises being de­ scribed in sai l inortKage as all that crrtaiu par­ c els of land situate In the townshlp of Irving. In the County of Barty aud State of Michigan, and known aud described as follows: Tbeuorth west quarter (!»] of the north ra«t quarter (•<) and the north ea«t quarter [HJ of the uoiui wrslDai at section No. four [4] town tour [<), north rainre nine i»> west, except fifteen flft) acres sold to Qalm off from the west end m«I cunt mung seventy-one and M-IOO acres of land aceonltiiE to the governtnenl survey thereof. Dated Dec. 1st. INK). Anxxa Cask. Mortgagee. SMitii * CcuiBOVK, Attorueya for Mortgagee. MORTGAGE SALE. Default having been made for m»re than thirty dspi la lite payment of Intereat overdue and payable on a mortgage dated June 4th. 1M7, made by Cbauucy M. Brown aud Mary A. Brown, his wife, to BuSMiuah Hatntnond. and recorded in the office of the Register of Deeds, for the County ol Barre. In (he State of Michigan, oa tbe «h day of June. Ife;. In liber « otmortgngea on page £C. tor which default tbe said titisannah Hammond, by virtue of the right given ber by said mortgaKv has made and hereby makes the whole prlaelpal autu of aald mortgage aud Uic Inierestaccrned thereoo now due ami tunable, and on which mortvate there li claimed to be due at the date o( this mxlee nine linnured aud five dollars and forty three cents, (fim 43). and no suit or proceedings at law having been Insti­ tuted to recover the amount secured by said mortgage or any part tbrrcot; Notice H hereby given, that on Saturday, the itth day of April. . at ten o’clock in theforeroon, at tbe north front door uf tbe Court bouse in .The Citv of HaHlItigs. County of Barry. a*<d State of Michigan, said Court bouse being the build.ug la which the Circuit Court for said Connty of Harry 1» held, at public auction to the hfeheat bidder, the nrrmlsm described In said mortgage, or so much tlurrot as may be ueressary to satisfy the amount due on said mortgage, asatsiveset forth, with tbe Interest tbereou, aud tbe qnsts, charge* and expenses allowed by taw and provided tor tn said mortnge. avid premises being situate in the township of Irv­ ing, In tho County of Barry, and State of Mrhl- Aliegbecy park in the tin ruing. Jn tbe •fteruoon crit and military organixationa She—Wasn’t Mm. Tiptop’s supper deUgbXfnl’ a: an enormous expense, are !*???.• . tome rnjto ta«a4w,,riC.,«U Uytobtw a Can.»n. Sire Tbr,11—__ Office In thr> city of Hastings, in sold county. and show cause, if any there be. why the prayer of tbe petitioner mav not be granted. And It Is further ordered, Tliat said petitioner give notice to the persons intrrMted in said estate, of the pendency of said petition, and the nearing thereof, by causing a copy of this order to be published in the Hastings Bannkh. a newspaAcr printed and circulated In said county of Barry, once in each week for three successive weeks previous to said day of-faearing. (A true cosv.) Default haring been tnadn in'the conditions made by Junes M. Cole and A. Cole, his wife, to John R. Barnum dated rebfuarv Ktt. A_ D Itav and re^rdrt"in*bc office ot the Register ot Deeds, for tbe County of Bazry, and Stateot Michigan, on tbe 2ist day of February. A. D. 18»1. in Uber 10 of luortmun* . H^d “<««»«" •m’goSfjSh; "3’ito Joel bt. John, and said ii’slennimt duly recorded In the office of the h^"t?-- r f (Over J. Practices In promptly stten y k. tim: (Office o ROBERT F. URO Cor. Jefferson Rat This Bouse i patronage oft Hastu CAPIC Incorporated Open for ‘but merly CltAKLKS W. AkMSTKOXC. Judge at Probate. couutT of Barry, holden at the Probate Office in tbe city of Bastings. In said countv, on Tues­ day the tenth day of February, In the year one thou-and elcht hundred and ninety ooe . Present, Charles W. Armstrong. Judge ef Probate. fa the matter of the estate of Stephen Doster, dfiorafifid. On reading and filing the petition, duly vert lied, of i.eorri* J. Doster administrator of said rsUie pray ing fur reaaoes therein set forth ^’“‘•e’naybe liceu^to sell u>e real estate of'aid deceased in said petition described. re? r”pnt?nA. n yw.7*1Friday, the I.tri bfliBVK!uw.li a r> tan. —■ • -.. said petition, and U;at the heirs at law of mild deceased and all other persona interested In said estate, are required to appear at a aeaalon of aald court then to be holdan al the Probate Ofltae In the city of Hastings, in Raid county, and show cause, if any there be, why the prayer of tbe petitioner mar not be granted. Audit U further ordered. That said petitioner give notlce to the persons Interested tn said estate, of Hie pendency of said petition, and the bearing cM.uljy •,<»py of u,ls order to published In the Hastings Ban nek. A newspa­ per printed and circulated tn said county of Barrv. once In each week for three successive weeks previous to said day of bearing. Cha uua W. AMiumtaxa. (A true copy.) Juda* d( Probata CHANCERY ORDER. State Of Michigan. Kiftli Judicial dreuit-ln cliaasery. Nutt pending tn circuit Court for County of ch*’»7,nr- “ City of Hastings, en I he 3rd day of January, IWt. Chester Miwr, Hiehard B. Meeaer. and Dan­ iel W . Kevnofda. co partners, doing business under the Ann Dame of Messer Bros. & Re' • ‘ holds, complainants, Allen G. Freeman. Elizabeth Freeman, Ida i'ii1 ‘V Dan W. Rey D. G. Bott JohnCfi On tbe first Mary M. Wolt gaged to Addi range seren'd of land more Held mortid September, a on pace Ut Saul r-ortgi of December, said Addison Htniled. whlc aof Februi register’ ^tTe^t remain nd uni thirty dsvs a on tbr first five and W-H Installment!: Now. tbrn- !X.O.kK’*en‘",• *»»«. but that the proeen for his appearance has been duly’wued. and that Hie same could not be served by reason of Ills absence from home and gan. and described as follow* to-wit; The concealment wlllnn the date, therefore, on raosouth half of the north east quarter n( seetfou Pluiiitants It la unhrej' thrt Deffifiat Alien twentvHMie. in town four north, range nine west. co’itainiuK eiebiy acre* at land more or less. >n BUin said cause Dated, Hartings. Mteh.. .January |3ih. Mt. Inxn tt»e<l»te of this optcr. and ttiai within twenty days tbe corrSusannah Bamvond. Mortgvgee. Alonso E. Kkxaston . Attorney tor Mortaacec ufJKuSStoW’in A««. 8MTT1I * I.OLaMOVR. * riuvuamen. Solldtora for Complainant. MOBTGAGE hai r Default having been made lu the conditions and recorded w the office of the EeeUter ot Deeds, for tbe tooutv uf Barrv and state of Michigan, tm the 12th ti«v ot Deretni^r a n IMS in Litter •« D- G. G. SPAULDING, SHILOH S CONSUMPTION CURE. PROBATE ORDER. Stale of Mlchtgaiu county of Barry,—as. Al a iwredoit ul tiw Probate Court- for the County of Barry. balden at tbe Probate Office is the City of Bartiuxs. In said county, on S*;day. tbe 7th day or February, in itae year one tncMi«aMU eight hundred aud ninety-one. Present. Cbariea W. Armstrong, Judge of Probate. In the matter of tbe estate of David L. Talbot, deceased. On reading and filing the petition, duh verified, of John W. Talbot, son of said decra­ ed, praying that adminrttrutton of said estate may he granted to Henry H. Mayo, or Mine oili­ er Mutable person. Thereupon It is ordered, that Friday, tbe •Th day of March. AD. iwt.at ten o'clock :n the forenoon, be assigned tor the hearing of said petition, and that the heirs at law of said deceased and ail other persons Interested in saldaBslRu^ does hereby declare the t X»p. both n abwatonca 01 eight bun provided, th courthouse tr, Mlchlrai tttedrcaiic Dated, Ft BrvaitT.: fire dolled talXt^J££ tafd’nJSStSLJj*"1! "" d<J1Ur* PrtrtW-S for m •*<d mortage, aud no suit or proceedtar* m ESS,“™nxl >*•“•««>.« pis U.ereof; JfEt;—* ’1""' •> ItopoW ot tote sell at public Mrcihm th. aSwlSrr.'.l. the Circuit (.our; for Harry Cnuutv Is hofomn the premKes dreeritteO it, Ldd much thereof .sm.y bn To the Quai of tbe power of sale s, and tho statute In ed, uotfae li hereby election to jiprflab, >i bidder. House ip the City of Hastiuini (that t.elue the Court for Barry countv “bcMenJ. tbe premises described lu Mid ntt’F’Eajrc- or aq mueh thereof as may be five1 ,*‘1’ w*ltl a,J *O0rt‘ey'» lee of twenty­ being tfeaeribed In eald mortgiige as all that cf.b¥l? a,,d situate Ta*bS,ncP’T£ S wit in tbe Comity of know,‘ d-wibtd m tooL. ami dreeribea ns TBs.?™?*’**"* « the qnxrre? ^2.’ «K «i point three id righteea (IS) links terw section twelve ranire eight tit) west. A.B.F, .^ogaay telald with SHILOH’S CURE, Price Ji.oo. r If your Loan are i j chains; Smith* �There’s a patent medicine wbleb Is not « patent medicine—paradoxical as that may sound, it’s a discovery! the golden M T. GAMBLE. V. Pbysletan and Surgeon. discovery' of medical wileuec! It’s the medicine for you—llred. run-down, ex­ DELTON, MICH. hausted,'nerve* wasted men and women; for you sufferers from diseases of skin or Offiroat hotel for the present. scalp, liver or lungs—its cliaure is with WILLIAM U. LOWDEN. every one, its season always, because it VI lawyer. alms to purify tlie fountain of life—the Office over Julius Russell’s store. Stele blood—upon which all such diseases dl* street, Hastings, Mich. pend. ‘Bib medicine Is Dr. FiweT* Golden Medical Discovery* The makers QTUART. KNAI’l’EN «Jc WEAVER, of it have enough cnnfidi'nec In It to soil It ij Attorney* al law. on trial. Th.it is—you can get it from Over Haslibgs Nstioual Bank. ilusllnpt. Michigan,. your druggist, and If it doesn't do what Il’s claimed to du, you can get your money A *nodale offices, at <ir.nd Kapn»*>. Midi. back, every rent of IL ‘ A. SHELDON. That's whgt its makers call taking the . Almtract and Real Estak* Office. risk of th sir words. Alr.ir.wt Block. H*su*-|s>. lur-vy to to -1 oa R”A1 E»: *tv Kral K-tat* Tiny, little, sugar-coated granules, are I r<>muii**lui>. Geia-ral coute.anclug. .'i;g a complete **» o! Aiw’rsrt Book*, own- what Dr. Pierce’s Pleasant Pellets ar*. l irMiitto: Re.-ordt. can t- rntaii complete The best liver pills ever Invented: active, •roote. C. F. BROCIKR.Clvlk. yet tnlid In operation; cures sick nnd bilious headacbes. One a dose. 1*. DRAKE. M. D., BUSINESS CARDS. DANCING MARIONETTES. HE LIT OUT. The Nestor of tic Maiatiis. CONSUMPTION “Awording to Homer, Nhntok, the old warrior and the wise coniwllor of the Marionettes, says a sanguine invuntor, Greeks, bad ruled uver throe grncraltoMi I am reminded of n certain willful boy— must have an inherent life uf their own. we have all cither known or been just such of men, and was wise as the Immortal The clown, tlie columbine ami an the a one—an aggrieved, unappreciated boy, gods.*’ figure** repnwauting animals will now who grew to dislike bta own home vencaper about an their own hook. much, and found hia parent* not at all up Worn om, visiting cards, matchsticks, to the standard of hta requirement* os a those are the veryaimple materials .with sou and disciplinarian. So he brooded aulhas been tn the van of American tliought which people wb-.» are food of 'a Ittefe oon- lenly over bis dtaheartening nurronndings for more than three quarCdn of u century, ■cnse now and then can fashion all the ami limitations; and of coarse knowing ranking alwkys with the best and moat figure-si represented by there designs, which the outside world would afford him ndvnn Intlnentlal periodicals in the’ wurld. It ia can ut any time oe set in motion like me­ tages never to be found at home, he lit out It soothes the inuutli-plecc of tlio men who know chanical toys. one morning before breakfast, and climb­ most uliout the great tuples on which the inflamed tissues, ’ Take, for instance, a elown. First draw ing over the back fence and bitterly shak­ Americano require to be informed from and paint the figure on the back of a card ing hta ftat at the woodpile, he "viuil*L.*l aids expectoration, month to month, Ha contrlbutore being -the’ body and brad firet, then the two himself away” down the turnpike. Yea; the linden* of thought and action in every and hastens lega and urais; carefully cut out there he had at last put into execution hta long field. Thbse who would take eounwl of five piece*, place the body cn a table, unu muttered threatening*- He had ran away recovery. • the iilghest knowledge on the affairs of tbe above it the legs and arms in a position ot from hornet time, anil learn what 1b to be said regard­ rest His parents, at tbe discovery of hia flight, Dr. J. C. Ayer & Co. ing them by the recognized autboritiea Now these limbs ‘must be joints!, and bore up first rate—especially tho father. on both Bides, must therefore read this is how it ia to be done. Take, for in­ Poesibly he bad been a much abused boy Lowell, Mass. THE NORTH AMERICAN RE\'1EW, stance, an arm. mark with a pencil at tlie himself some time, and divined that even 'liic Nestor of the gjagiilnes. . There are D*3 patients in the Eastern shoulder end of the arm the exact spot then ids wayward son wpa disporting him­ -ayT. - ore.- Halloway’s drug story. “Thm North Am run ax Review is ahead Michigan asylum. • forming the axis of rotation; pierce a hole self in the delights of the swimming hole * OfBBc*- bears from 2 to 4 p. m. Telephone eon of any magazine tills emiatry has ever seen io with a pin nt this point nnd put it through u--.'ti:>; with nuideucv. at Holloway** unit —where in reality he was, aud where he I the iibponanre ot the topic* it discusses ami tbu lheahoulder in the liody. Bend a matcheminence of its contributon».”-Albaay Argus. Gk.xLemi.x: Mj wife and balu*, fourteen etick nt the center as much ns possible stoically remained- throughout the dny— • "Has become, "a* It were, lhe Intellirent 1 M. B. GlLLAbPlK. Notary Public months old, mid a boy of Ove have suffered without breaking and drop a little melted save at one famishing interval in which ’ TIME TABLE. American citizen** hamHiook on great questions he sneaked far enough away to raid a 1. and U. S. Clatin Agent, for years from hereditary scrofula or scaling wax. joining the two ligament* to •f the hour."—Buffalo Express, In affect Nor. IB. 1W0. neighboring orchard. The other boys wl-| r rusri-utvall kliuta vf cl Ums before lhe King's evil and would frequently break tM- quaenta ol the interior office. <'»ii on htn> out in sores. I have employed the best the arm and body rwq>ect!vcly, making went home at dipner time—but he, alas! ' •Tur North Amkrjuax Rrvixw touches hi* store, corner Court atoi JeRenou Su.. Americans on almost every point in which they the part forming the join, in contact SMtlOtU. are lutrrthded."-Boston Herald. Hxuaurt. Mich.________________ _ i________ physicians, bqt found nothing to relieve with the pin. Do the same for tbe other lie had uo home’ At least he tried to think these very them until 1 tried Hibbard's Rheumatic “A moulder of intelligent opinion by the im­ limbs, remove the four pins aud tbe figure Q M. FOWLER.D.D. S. Syrup. Have used fourteen bottles, and is complete*. Now we have to give it life. words, and with very biting irony, but partial pn-cntatlon of both hide* ot Important hia lip trembled frequently that long, long M-ltiu. subject*."—Philadelphia Public Ledger. find to my astonishment they uro entirely All that has to be done for this is to feverish afternoon, and there was getting jKalamazoo Lv. cured. Words cannot describe the value place the side of Ute. figure on which arc to be a knotted, rigid aart of an aching spot East Copper...... The list of recent contributors to the j a. barber, m. d., of your medicine as a blood purifier.1 the matches in a plate containing a thin iu hta throat that seemed to hurt/worm (BichJand Janet Review funns a roil of representative • Phjsiclnn and Surgeon. shall recommend it to nil who are troubled layer, so to say, of water. The bent fibers when he didn’t notice it than when be did. 1 men and women of tlie time. Including <>fflee over Nevin’s store. Office hours from 1- from impure blood. W. E. Gladstone. J. G« Blaine, Cardinal of wood which have not been broken will, It was a very curiotm. self-assertive, opin I 'Dalton......... ... John Mt EixEitwinss. Jr.. Gibbons. Speaker Kerb, Ex-Speaker swell by means of the moisture almurbedl iousted sort of a pain. But he wrestled Ctovsrdale । .......... Deafer in groceries and provisions, and will try to regain their rectilineal po­ with it and swallowed at it until almost Shultz CablihijB W. McKinley, Jr., Ocida. i i W. LOWRY. M. !».. ; abtingm.... H Alpena, Mich. sition. Tho figure will then make a serie.* dark; then, with the last straggling crowd ( Mme. Adam. General Shehman. Admiral ’ T. Physician and Surgeon. Grove. Prepared only by The Charles Wright of abrupt movements which are very amus­ of his companion*, be moved tbrpidly in Coats I’ORTLK. Mme. Blavatsky. T. A. Ediaon, Malic* a specialty of treating «ll*eiUMS of the ‘ t'.YKnii'l KA It and Ut- preservation of vtaion Medicine Company, Detroit. Mich. For ing. Tlie legs and arms will move apart u* toward home, or rather oozed that way, Woodland Woodburv Bishop 11. C. Tottkr. Eijzabktu S. ;>fitting araCTACLEM and eye sale by Fred L. Heath. Via tt. those do which are moved by a string. Be with a loathful, bcslluting, reluctant,- laieLansing... i'Ta’s- ii.<i r- ddeuceon Breadway. nearCourt rot li, «luiis MoRLEV, Col. IL G. IsokbTile Ice has left Saginaw Bay and lias careful to use only large, common match­ electiou-returns charactcrtatic, somewhat Detroit...... stick* The Swedish ones are Impregnated sor.l.. I1EXHV GROltfIK. CHAUNCEY M. heighteDHl perhaps by the inwant resolve it.nmd Italtldv Ar moved out into the lake. with paraffine and would not move aa re­ nt chopping an armful of woo 1 as he went DKI’KW. Edward Bellamy, Professor MtT'H A COLO ROVE, Women who suffer f i cm uervou* and phyvlc.M quired. James Bhyce, Gail Hamilton, etc., etc. in by way of the kitchan. And he did this, Btations. drblltty >flud great btlp in the use of Ayer's Each one cau perfect the mode of fashion but the hired girl, *viio was washing the Office in I’niua bloc*. Ha*tfug».) 50 cents a number*. 85.00 a year. x&rsaj' irllte. D produces the rapid effect ot a iug there figures re he liken best. A Isillet^ supper dishca. made no comment of any Pra* t y la aHthc court* of the Mam. Now is tbe time to subscribe. stitnnlsni, without react lou-•.in' result beluga girl who can lift her foot to her forehead, kind. ' \ E KENASTON, Tur. Noimt Amemican Review. Kalamazoo Ar. . pennnncuf hu-rcMr ot strength and vigor, both and a rooster that can move Ila legs about, He ranged through the pantry with ap ­ ■ k. Attorney at Law. East nth struct. New York. EaatCooprr I * are pretty erey to make A horse with ot mind an . body. parent r.irelessncM, but the cupboard was «<**<? J.8. Goodvear & Co.*« store. > Rlebland June:. twelve different joints is a bit too difficult locked. He went out <o the porch, where. ,Cressey Yro ■ .' ‘-ti an courts of the State. Collections An Albion bouse begun twenty years : 1 -r •:Sit-udingto._____________________ fur »i amateur. For the home each leg is at least, the pump met him kindly and Milo.... Grape Vines, Raspberries, arti. has just bei-n <smi|4eted. compowfrvf three different portions. shook hand.** with him. and he drank icing Doitou .... L’ K. TIMMERMAN. Homcepathle I’hynoveruslr Lrawberries.mTrees, Shrubs, Instead of placiug the figure on n plate aud deep to their more enduring acquaint­ BhnlU . T * sii'ian and Surgeon. Loose’s Red Clover Pills cure sick we can put a drop of water on each joint ance. Tbe buck yard, in the settling gloom, Haiti inns. Ornamentals, Evergreens, iGOer -wer Laibrop’s drug More.V headache, dyppe’isia, indigestion, con st l- with the finger or with a paint brush and was lonesome, but it looked good, and tbe Coats Grove Roses; also Seed Com! patioix 25c. per box. 5 boxes for 81. For the effect will be the same.—New York lightning bug*, against the grapevines, Woodland . ROBERTSON HOUSE, Woodbury... . oncst dealing sod low prices. Write and tasale by W. 11. Goodyear. Herald. blinked nt hint with a kind «f sallow glad » in D. I., ft* A ir want*; will trv to please you. Lansing............ . r. nt:(»DKSSKK, Proprietor. lire* over bis return ilia heart was soft­ FALL. Gaskill. Barry Co., Mich. Muskegon expects 3000 people to atteud isrtrolt................... ening. He walked thoughtfully to the ■ -. J» ffer*'»n and Court Sts., Ha«tlng*, Xirh. their G. A. IL encampment. James Shvrman, of Clifton, was telling rain luirrel at the corner of tho house and Grand Rapids Lv. •Slope on Mgiiid only. Rates, S 1.00 per Dny. ECKBAM S CROUP REMED1 recently home queer things about beaver "A »titeh tn time saves nine." sml if you take No*. 5 and s will noc carry T'M*enj;ars unless ' - B.*u*.*I.* new. with pleasant rooms. The Hood’s Samauariiln now it may save uioiithA tt and bonver trapping. The unitnal. he nays, jx*vn*d in nt the few faint stars reflected The Ckildrra’s Medldna tlirre. Then, moved by some strange im­ provided with freight train permits. p.iiro:i*ge of the f *rbllc is respectfully sofielte«i future iKMdbte aicka-sw Freight trains will be run at rhe convenience hna the must acute reuse uf smell of any pulse, he washed hta feet. ■ of the conipanv.who narnr the rlptit tochank'r U*bot:Ut& CtHiRh. Croup, and Manistee want* a vegetable canning animal that exb-ta. In Netting the traps He then went into the house and on the time of such trains without nolle**. astings it y ank factory you most wait till low water, in order to anil a potato starch factory. F. Bush. Genl Manager. straight into the room where sat.hta pa have tbe tide when It coma* In obliterate rent* by the evening lamp. The father was Hastlmra. - - Mich. Children Cry for ail traaw of yunr presence. When a beaver intently reading the paper, the mother in­ is caught In a trap tho other heaven* at tently sewing. Neither looked up at hi» Pitcher s Castoria. once enable him to make good hta escape entrance, even reproachfully, nnd neither APITAL $75,000.00 seizing him by the tail nnd hauling him spoke. The boy drew a long, quavering M RPl.l'S M.O0O.OO. *' The Niagara Falls Route.” Children Cry for by away until they release him. often leaving sigh, and sat down on the remote edge of the limb in the trap as a:i evidence of tbe a chair. All was still in the room for a Incorporated under tee laws of the State of Pitcher Castoria. Station*. struggle that ensued. Ho caught a bearer long time—very still; but everything Michigan. on Puget bland, and says that it had seemed no kind and restful and old fash­ Children Cry for owe Am |p ni rp.in.lp.m.iun. only two toes* on a bind foot, tbe other ioned and homely and kin to him! Only B.VT1HQ4 Open lor bnsfnoM Dee. 18.lM6i» bulMIzg tor ! M 10| S.14; 0 »10A6.10.<0 Pitcher s Castoria. merly occupied by Messer Bro*. three legs ix-ing amputated aa clone to (be if sotneliody would say something—or come aud l>ox him. anyhow!—anything To euro BihonsbcM, Sick Headache, ConsttReed City put* up a $10,000 bond to body m if the limbs had never existed. OFFSCEB3: Stations. Mr. Sherman says there is* one faculty Why, Ixinl bless ’em, wasn’t he there, patic.n, Malaria, Liver Comptai qU, take l>ack up its promises to tire cuunty seal. D. G Robtnsoc. President; the lien ver posse.*»«« that would be a prof- ready to gratefully accept anything from tho safe and certain remedy, |*.m.|4unJp rn-lp. Chester lte»cr, Vice. Pres. liable and interesting study for scientific them! But that silence! If the clock HAKrtNU*.. I J.ral «.M| 12.CMI J men. mid that is tbe power of making ob­ would only strike and drown lhe wbb*|>erD. W. Reynolds, Cashier. Tbe hardest part of the work of a woman ject* adhere to the bottom of a stream ing, sifting sound of the katydids outside M. IL COLUNB*. t-ocal Agwir. Hactiars. DV.EC tors: ..Chfearo. who is a housekeeper and head of a fam­ without any. apparent means of securing in the dewy grass. ily is that it is »o broken, and generally them. The bcavyr lives mostly on wood, .Dan W. Reynolds. From afar off. down some alien street, (wrfornwd in aucli a piccvmral manner. which it cuts nnd deposits on the liottum. he heard tbe faint halloo of the boys nt J.A.Gretde. D. G. Bobtason, She boa to atop her sewing to nunw the where it remain*, contrary to the natural their nightly game of “town fox" with do John Carveth, Cbejter Messer. T»o the SMALL Sise (40little Ttesna to tbe children, and she cooks while she runs tn law*, which would in ordinary cases cause drain* whatever to be a purticiixnt in their P. T. Colgrove. buttle). Tnnr akb thb most coxyknibxt. twenty directions to attend to various the wood to rise to the aurfnoc. How thia sport--no. uwer again in thi- world! He' other mutters. Sometime* a La-1 cannut is accomplished it is difficult to decide, but Just wanted to stay in of nighta—right A Geeeral Banking Bnslures Transacted. be made without two or tl ••«*> ijtorrup- it is nevertheless a fact, as Mr. Sherman there at home—always. He n-ughedMortgage Sale, tions lie'ore it in finished. assures us that he tried it time and time : hoanwly, too—and shifted hta position — un the tint day of Wnptetnber. When she tries to do anything of tnbge again. Heaver trapping 'pays well where but no vaguest pa rental notice or solid­ J.r.Mffl^UJ>>b>n*c-*UJiUAra. -ST.UWS Mb ConscquciKe the case is cuiiip'.icatod a any considerable number can be caught, ! lude in re.*pon*c—do word—no look. Ob, hundred fold. A .woman ought to have the average price of the being from it was very still. He couldn’t just remcm— furs ------------ ------pie Grate. Cmi.ilv of Itarry and M »ie if Mlcbl- twice tbe crvd’t that she recuives for any 13.50 to IS per pound.—Cathlamet Gazette. ■ |^r anv prior silence that at all approached / PROBATE ORDER. gaa. <ii scrifed as folluws to-wit.-LThe south headwork, becauae she not only does tbs State of Michigan. County of Barry-sa. J ■. 11 1 -* “ it iu point of nock riwiZnnAitv profundity nf of rtant.Ii depth and nnd had of tbe north iioif of the north*e*t quarter At a session of the I’robate Court for Un Thought "Oulda" a Man. i*| seclton twenty (20) town two <"> north ot work, but makes the time to do it In—has density of hush. And be felt that be himCounty of Barry. hoU’cn at the Probate Office, rang*.* wren *7) are:, containing forty <40 acres to make it by management and "working I never see “Ouida’c” name mentioned «lf must break it; no, summing every in me city of Hastlncs. In said county, an of land m ire «»r Isa*. Wednesday, the 18U day of February, in the year Irat It recxlla to me the circumstance* un­ subtle artifice of seeming nonchalance to 5*airt jnorfga-re wa* on the slxteenU of iu BnAi■chel*■,,—■ Housewife. one tboarend eight hundred and ninety one. September. A: Ji. l«G. rec irded in the of Cadillac's new high school Is nearly der which her work was first introduced his aid, and gazing pensively at the cat Pnirnnt. Cbaries W. Armstrong. Judge «( th? resister "f deMs for tbe County rry to tbe American public. I don’t think the curled in iu wonted corner of tbe hearth, Probate. •nd Bute ot Michigan, tn fiber » of mortgages ready for occupancy. It "I" be dedicated atory has ever been printed. It was just at last bo >poke “ If pop had blanketed you in In tbe matter of the estate of Cbaries N. ___ _out ______ __________ airily and Raid,______ “I see ou p.'UCb 12. at an early date. docrased. emi'r, rmt the tho aame «nmn old nl<1 cat." rat. '*—IndianapInitial before the war that Mr. Lippincott, tho i you ’ve got mud mortgage was on* lhe t ventv-elEhth day tile stable you would be fat, too.” Youngs, On reading and fflinr the petition, duly veri­ Rev. ,D. Hoyt Leland ha* resigned the Philodrlphin publisher, saw in on English J (,ijM Journal ot isweinber. A. I». 1*M. duly ks.tigned by tbe fied. of Mary Yoaur*. widow of said deceased, said Addl«»n 1*. Cook, to the A. C. took <*». pastorate of the Baptlwl church at Petoskey. magaxiue a eeriol story be.wing the nnm prayniE thst adwnWIraWcn of said estate may FREE — Got from your dealer free, tbe limited, which said assignment was on tbe fifth be granted to’ Harvey W. Willlama or some Changed Method* of Attack. de plume of “Onida.” He was attracted day ot February, A. D. tfot. duly recorded in 44 Book. It has handsome pictures nnd other suitable person. _ _ • There ja no question that tbe gun is valuable information nbout horses. *Aid recistrr • office. Hi liber » ot mortgages, on to it and determined to republish It. One Thereupon it b ordered, that Tuesday Ua nans 4D and 41. master in the gun armor fight. Armor 17th day of March. A. D. 1881. at ten o’clockta question, however, arose. The story vf»’ Two or three dollars for a 44 Horse the forenoon, be a»*ignrd On the first day of September. A. D- m*. for the hearing of said named "Held in Bondage; or, Granville de has been driven from tho complete cover­ Blanket will make your horse worth more । petition, and th* the heirs at law of aajdatitMl . ' K- -.ru.- due and |>avai>)e by the term* of Vigne.” and Mr. Lippincott feared that j ing of the broadside to narrow belt* and and eat Lam to keep warm. •aid martg.ge tbe sum ot forty-tbe and to mo rd. and all otiMT persons interested tn said /rvg—V . CURES dollar* t*4l£0I. of Interest and toe same luu the name would give the false impression isolated gun stations, and now it seems estate, are required to appear ataseMlouor re.n.ounl unpaid and tn arrear* forthe sptc > of said court, thcnlo^e holden at tbe Probata that tbe story ,rn* anotlier of tbe many that the water line belt is likely to go. 5/A Five Mile thirty divs and upward*. office, in tbe city of Hasting*, in said couaty. works on American slavery that were then This latter change i» not due so much to Oatbennt *!.«<<».' Mcptrmti*r, A. D. IMP. and show eauso. Il any there be. why tbe prayer 5/A Boss Stable increased gtu> power as to change iu the tn* re beeame flu* \qd pavMde an In-tatlnsen: ot of tlie petitioner may raft be granted. Aad flooding the country. m.., Atk for IS YTtll mil C Street. interest ot fortv five and v> too 1*45 50|. it i« further ordrted. that said netltioDCt gtvft composition of the batteries, the introduc ­ He therefore determined to reverse the Great Remedy 5/A Electric aadii>« name h.t* rein lined unpaid and in ar­ notice to ibe person* Interested io said evne, San Francisco, Cat, title, nnd to bear him out In this he ap­ tion of high explosives and improvements of the pend<*nry of said petition, and lhe ffear* row* tor th* *pM'*e trf more thr.n thirty <ay«. Apnl 25, 1390 ship **»•»«.> construction pealed to the writer. A long and plmsant In sn tuup •>»*■«< tending mtwuuh, to .*» lessen .. the Ingthcreor by catisinR a cojiy ot this order to be 5/A Extra Test On the ffmt day ot September. A. D. li»0, "Having t«cn sore­ correspondence took place between Mr. | danger of sinking if pierced at the water tnere beeane due an installment of interest *cpu’dl.Mied in the Haivingi* Bakner a new»ly afflicted with rheu­ 30 other styles nt prices to suit every* >aper printed aud circuited in said County at . ariliug tu the.terms ot said mort*age. ot tortvUppincott and “L. de la Hame. Esq.," the j line. tarry ooco In each work for three successive tive and fo-ioo dollara (Ita.V'l. which safo tact matism, my mother former supposing the latter to be a man. - ’It• is • not proposed to ehaugv materially weeks previous to taid day «>f hearing. ■ ;.*’.iK:nent ha* remained due and tn arrears and daughter with CHAHt.ro* W. AkMHTROira. for more than thirty days. ‘•Guida" never corrected the impression, tbe total weight of armor carried, but the Judge of Probate. N.*w. therefore, bv reason of said default, and weight of water line belt armor ia to be dis ­ and for a long Utne — In fact until Mr Lip ­ by the ux. ofRL Jacobs [A true copy.] by virtae of a condition of said niortgsgr. tbe pincott's sulkWKj’ient visit to Europe—did tributed among the gun stations, loading -r-k a Oil, been cured." the publisher believe that “Guida” was a tubes, conning tower, engine hatehee*. pro­ 9 Ixhavs. <lr-lore the whole aniotmt secured by said mortSOLD XDAL, MSB, 1S78. man, ami many of his friend* remind him tective deck, and in the form of light side g. i«e, both interest and principal, due and par­ tpitay of his enthusiasm over "the new armor three to six inches thick, to prevent able at once. There t* therefore claimed to b<* CURES NEURALGIAman aero** the water” whom lie had dis­ shells containing high axploaives—nitro­ now due and unpaid on said mortgxre tbe «un> EUcarine, N. Y., Jan. 6, l«0. glycerine, melinite and similar compounds ot -igl I hundrea. thirty eight and 30-100 dollars covered—Edward \V. Bok’s U-tter. I- ;--.-., at principal and interest, and the •■I euffrred with neuralgia, bought ■jbottlc —from penetrating nud exploding between b.rther snai ot *e»en and 53-100 dollars [ST am of KU Jacobs Oil and soon recovered. I treated decks. So fur ns known at present com­ lor txxes paid by the mortgagee on said premiaa stwalned sprejuc * ankle - with rame results GOMPra. *••». whh Interest thereon, according to tbe There, fo a little boy up town who was 8 paratively thin armor is sufficient to esnse term* of uld inortgnire al ten per eeoL from tbe all the violent explosives to burst before ▼rars old a few days ago. He has no many A>lh da» of January. A. D. 1>**C. and do procredCURES SCIATICA. penetration.—New York Herald. tbito more tb*n ~>jr UK1, in<* at Uw «>r In realty have been Instituted to Baltimore, Md., Dec. 19, 1*9. recover the tame or any part thereof. need* or want* that hi* indulgent mamma She Got Her Dlmier. Notice Is t jerefort! hereby given that by virI ranred . 1OM to jrtUi I" finally «*id to him in perplexity: “Harold, I1- .* of the power ot sale Id such nmrUpure con the hljw; found no relief till i tried SU Not long ngo a woman physician whose THE STRONGEST. I really don’t know what to get you for talned. nnd the statute in such care mute and Jacobs Oli. which completri^cured HONK QCNUIHE WITHOUT THE SM LABEL your birthday, and I think I shall let you name would bri<g her honor anywhere, provided, tli- premise* above and In said rrturtMantiTd by Wn. Ats—. .-oxa. Phllada.. w»m> kvc described or wo much thereof as may be choose this time what it ahall be. Now you save— as it appeared—In a hotel, entered make the famous Uor» unmd Baker Bhuikuta h. wssary.erillbeiwld at p'lbllc vendue to lhe may say just what you would like most the cafe of a leading hotel early in the even­ highest bidder, al the north front door of the Absolutely Pure ing. She wm* alone, and when she asked Promptly and Permanently to do or have, and you •hall have it?’ court bouse in tin- < ' Hastings. Barry Coun­ ty. Michiran that the place of boldlpE ‘‘Just what I want to dof’ queried Har­ to have dinner served the waitqf told her and it it Soluble. LUMBAGO, SPRAINS, thr clrtuitcourt foi county, on the ninth that she could not be entertai nodi there be­ old. dny o! May. A. D. 1881. at ten o’clock in the fore­ cause she was unaccompanied by a man. "Yes, for this one day.’ hruises noon of said day, to satisfy the amount then due “Then I don’t want to have anything, Shb looked him full In tbe eyes, and then on said mortpuce together with all lexal costa, inrludltif an .attorney fee as provided by law. mam.: but I do want to do Jtut uno in tones whose authority there was no di*arc used in its preparation. It has Dated, Feicuary 7th. 18M. thing nwhtU,. « ron’Utetmo. I wantw obeying she said, "Bring me my dinner, Tie A. P. Cook Co. Lirtxntv, more than three times the strength, of put on «*n. m«>red doth- and go all and bring it nt once!" And he did.—New = Asslenceof Mortjca<ec. alone oat In the streets and lick a Mick. I York Evening Sun. 8rrAHT, Kxappkk ft Wkavka. Cocoa mixed with Starch, Arrowroot Attorney* for Assignee. know I can.” _ • or Sugar, and is therefore far more And hu dld.-New York Evening cun. NhenfTa Notice of ElecUoa. j f»r foals. Also a ft-ncra) stock of grocenex economical, costing less than one cent “ Yon ought to enter a prize content for To tlie Quattfed voter* of Barry County, Michi- I Good goods. Low»nee». tho handsomest man,” aaid a lawyer In Obesity­ a cup. It is delicious, nourishing, fareoant ti due notice from the Secretary of ' Obesity is often a diseased state of Lhe the lobby of n police court to a prtoooer W strengthening, easily digested, SUie you xreb-reby notefled that at tbe reneral ■ body, the cure for which lies In। a return to who bad both eyes blacked and hia Dose elcdloa to tre held In this Mate on Monday. and admirably adapted for invalids healthful conditions ot Hie. The only way skinned.. April ah. m, lhe foUowlnr ulffi-ers are to be Eases Pain Instantly. elected: An associate justice ot th** supreme “That’s exactly what ails nr,” replied to effect this i» to live in a hygienic man­ as well as for persons in health. Slrt-.jftens P»U. court In jrtste nt John W. Champlin, whore tiie mtn. “ I went Into auch a contest, got ner. to get « “ ooh fm*h air ns terrn <g o/nc* will expire December 21. |W1: Sold by Oroewrs everywhere. and never to remain iu a room w.th closed tbe priu.-e.nd four of ibe uiwucsefci'ul canatoo two reaeste of tiK’ Vulver*itv In place of tlbarhn .1. w iiett and Arthur M Clark, wbore windows if it enu bu avoided. Take a dil-j.v pitciied into me and brought me to terms ot offlte will expire December 31. Wl. iiftjlv both, practice physical exercises, and thia.”—Detroit Free Press. W. BIKER & CO., DkMv, Max Witness my land and seal at Hastings. Mich, iresa in a way to promote health, it these this luth day February. l«n It has frequently been noticed that tbe rules be followed, coupled with the use of COM BIX zn. COiCEB 5 ' ____ . . --in.,. _ , » IwkUilr. tingera cf rilk weavers ore very long and rimple and pure diet, not only will bOTOU TAKE THE . j ,__. Invklncr dutoite ellUU- taper, and. v.*i!ut is more curious, after sev­ eral gtueratious have been in the trade el w the children are born with excessively long I finds himself possessed of weedier nerves fingers, ami they can acquire the trade Id l nnd a more genial temperament together about one-third ot the time taken by an i . . ..■ — — ...1 ...J r.hreirr.1 n«veutab.’- r bora ot pareuta engaged ia other Improved Variable Friction Feed, puraulta. send tor Catatorie *»<1 »!*rial prices. In Its early stages can be cured by the prompt ufee of Ths Mi hsrku Bimw Ayers CherryPectoral p Chicaga, Kalanum & Saginaw H H C , B , Michigan Central ’ ’s ’ I2J|1T= Bal£e BILE BEANS KISSINB&™™® THATS IT. rheumatism. W. Baker & Co.’s PORS^e BLANKETS ARE ' . GILLASPIE, LOOSE’S EXTRACT. CLOVERBLOSSOMI m O o co S UdEills ENGINES, A. B. FARQUHAR CO., York, P». Breakfast Cocea No Chemicals �The C. L. a C. will meet at Lhe hume of JT An enterprising Hebrew was In tbe dty ]>aui«l Striker, on Saturday evening Additional Local News. / wiling all the way from 15 to 90 handker- rur.0^1 to Mil, IJ. Feb. 2S. at 7 o'clock sharp, with the foj'. aud apropos of the starvation and wantht « r<™r; cWefa tor a dollar. He guaranteed them mnvreUoa ।Thorwlay »t«»™ibl<Kl lowing program: IUM >”■ The «« London. Mr. Frederick Verinder. aecrcta» ft- .Iron, ol -oltnte of «nul" In- rto be all linen, but the “innownt pur- wa." cnlied to order by M. L- Cook, cba r ' Opening exercises as aaual. ry to tbe English Und Restoration League ta/ed , Quotations from Lake poek. from • luodlertliHI !>»' I*™ cbMcw’ will no doubt be using their coat mu ot the rvonty commltuv. who> "“tu” Hxllut*. TlmmW- r*‘ffL Oirtltoe' history of England--r.- . i.-,v writes to tto press of London: 1 ,recently demonstrated to to tbe most effec­ ■leeves again within a week or two. as the call, and named Hon. J*. T. Colgrove as material It ia said, upon a cJooe Inspection QueaUmts from tbe Chautauqii.uis tlf 1 have collected the available 1tual remedy for hiccough. . Ix-ars k strong resemblance to cheaper ma­ Pceembcr. January and February, ci^ ou the subject, nnd these go to show that Wc desire our contapondmitr to avoid terial than linen. The Hebrew’S pocket# to divide for contest in answering qnes. 200 000 a year is much nearer the truth M all personalities or anything partaking of ^^n.^^Towne, Hale Kenyon and C. tlons In February Chautauquan. qi;m. Agards ttre migration from ।that nature. Our alm is to run a good, were lined with Silver dollars nnd he doubtleWly Chuckled over hl$ Salt'S, which AttOtrttT 14- 1879. _______ _ nil district* Into lhe towiK. " hat dot tlons from December number asked t,-,M. Mack were made the committee on Per ­ clean sheet and to intentionally barm no this mean * it means that every- day• a one. Such Items are not news In any wore many and all ca?h. Home merchants manent organization and order ot bumneM. Mrs. Cnigrove, January Kittle Beadle. large number of peopte. who should to our sense and will not to published under any sell all the way from *24 to 28 handker­ J. W. Briggs. Gilbert Striker aud Ira A. February Mr. Striker. chiefs for the oarne money, but whether Music, male quartette. • customers" In the rural district*, art miOsgood were made ft committee on credcnthey kt the world know Of their torgidna nually driven Into the towns, where they circumstances. < Constitution <»f Japan (limited to 12 XWorthy Mend has leased the American or not or whether the victims were quick llaThe convention then adjourned till IfitO ---become ‘•competitors’’ ugnlnst the towu , minutes) question.^ by Mrs. Hicks. (Fr™ strrerary Wtwion.’* last »!***•» io bile, we leave for our renders to Infor. nnd will take powraaton m «»n ns worker: that the home market for town/ house, । f rom Chtneer to Tennyson, last half of <ntr or two. rompartoms will convey produce is being rapidly constricted, whlfo ■Mr. Young shall take charge of Ford » ho­ chapter VII (12 minutes) Mrs. Norman ' Tho Judge of probate, chairman of nuAFTElWOOff s'KWIUX. We emi ace no reason why Mr. Mead, periutendeuts of poor. W. II. Schauta, and ( idea of our stupeuBita Intenial torn- Ute ranks of the producers in the towns tel. At the hour lixesl tbe cmjveutton reas­ Uni ley. are being contlnuflly swclletl; that the will , not conduct the American In a way to. M. L. Cook, county agent of the state Talk on English Literature, Rev. a. D. ujwc*-. The tonnage which passed through popular favor, and he will make board of ooriwcilona and cbarltiea, Ina|»ect- sembled. English rwoplc l»ev<nnbta mofo anu meet i , The committee on permanent organiza­ Grigsby. the Detroit t bcr Slone during the 234 days more dependent upon the foreign pro- every , endeavor to do so. Critic, Mlsa Boae Goodyear. cd the jail this week, rs the taw require*. tion recommended that tlie temperary be of navigation In lsS9 exceeded by 2,257.127 ducer of food, while lhe la»l at home H We titink the board of education Is neg­ They found that Sheriff Benham was do­ made permanent ofllcers of tbeconvention, The young people's society of Chritttan tons Ito entire British ami foreign tonnage being allowed to go oat of cultivation. lecting an imixirtent duty in not electing a ing a» well an.powlble to keep the bulld- and that the ten delegates to which Barry Endeavor will meet at the Presbyterian This is the direct action of free trade on truant officer, and compelling the attend­ ing clean nnd Iu order. Tbe jail which entered and cleared at l/mdon ami county wae entitled be selected Ity the con­ church on Sunday, March lat, at 6 o’clock; topic •‘God’s cate for.lils own,” Psaliu 81-1 ’. IJrenwol that year in tiie foreign and the 'English farnrfrrt and its after action on ance at school of the many truant toys1 show that 01 prinohern have been detained vention. The committee on credentials reported Ecclesiastes 8-13, Matthew 0-Sfi. To be kd I thb English latoriita population. The de­ who can to seen on tiro streets most any there during the past six months, only one mast wise trade. day. learning nothing but deviltry, and1 female, who was charged with Inuutity. that 14 of the 20 preeincta of the county by Mbs Ensign. struction of tnc home market, so that, as n The freight which passed through the preparing for graduation In due form from' Of lhe 00 males, about one-third were were represented by duly accredited dele­ Tho M. E. social will to entertained by drunks, and nearly that many tramps. gate*. This for a spring convention and Mead a mm Schantz. Mixer, Cherry, Wood­ HL Mary's Fall* Canal in I8to exceeded by London magistrate lately, asserted, “look­ some penal institution. . 3,*57.87t> tons the entire tonnage of all the ing for work Is » forfcrtt hope." Our |■ Much Interest Is expressed among the. Of tbe jail Itaclf the Inspector* could speak in view of tbe condition <rt tbe road* and ruff, Geo. Heath. Pulley, Freer, Simpaon. In no complimentary terms. It Is poorly nations which pas*v«l tlirottgh the Suet farmeis are invited by the free traders to >i Michigan hunters regarding the' bill now. ventilated, unsafe for inmates nt ease of weattor Is certainly a creditable showing. Wetzel, Zagelmeler, Wlthey and the Misses The convention next pra.-voded to elect Fannie Mixer, Glenha Schantz, Cora Cher­ dMtfoy drairoy the factories wmor which gave them j before the legislature to allow quail jmoot-. fire, miserably provided with water closets. Canal in 1589. ’ ten delegates to tbe state /convention "• ry, Anna Turner and Cora Jewell at tlie their borne market to again put “ Dallas png one or two mouths each fall. There ma wrc VI The freight carried on -railroads of tbe I and that Barry county permits Its use is a Jackson as follows: home of Mrs. Henr>- Wlthey In the first u,v .. . _ ____ mi ton«nf oua Is. and til are now millions of quails, and they will upon the troml name and humanity of P. T. Colgrove. 'United States in 1*90 exceeded by over night caps" on our chimneys, nnd turn the continue to increase so long as tbe winterss stain ward on Wednesday evening of next week. • Daniel Striker. 38.eoo.0to tons the aggregate carried <m more prosperous workman into farmers are mild, and they think it as well to atoott Its citizens. Some day It may to called ou Refreshments served from 5 to 8. A •■<:" > to pay damage suits resulting from deten­ J. .1. Perkins. supper. We give tbe menu. all the railroads of Great Britain, Germany; upd competitors. Instead of into customers, them as to have the winter kill them, n.^cn tion In its unhealthy cells that will cost 1. A. Osgood. Choice Cuts. Channing Cpmjxiuut!. jmore than a new jail. If all-people placed as at present, while those unable to buy a cold winter comes.' France and Russia in 1889 C. W. Armstrong. Charity's Cry, Chunie<l Cream, Cumpcdi-, t were hardened criminals it would Various rumors are afloat In regard to therein t Commodities are interchangal among farms become tramps. and nocturnal cusR. B. Me*s«r. Castor Contents. the U & H. R'y. the most Important being ।still be Inhuman to keep them there. But Clement Smith. . our own people with greater fncfflty and toiners to tlie fanners* hen routs. Desert—Congealed (’ream. Capital Com­ are placed there who uro able upou , Hun. John CMrveth. The essence of the free trade Idea is that that lhe road will be extended north to many position. at ebeaiMT rates, distance being considered, Who Belding and south to Buttle Creek the ।trial to prove their Innocence. C. A, Hough. Drinks—Creature Cheer. China Cordial. all lhe world shall grow cheaper cereals coming summer. Nearly all the claims would want an Innocent friend or rotative than in any other country on earth. F. A. Blackman. Cool Comforter. ' The increase of national xfea’.th mid and cotton, but that only one country shall agaip't the extension from Freeport to ,to to placed In such a foul pen? No one. The delegation was duly authorized Cunningly Cut Cord Wood. I and yet they are Hable to to. Moreover prosperity, largely do* to thh system of manufacture; that them shall to but one Hastings have been settled and It Is now , fill vacancies. The cooks confidently calculate 3 cour [ the jail makes no pro|»er provision for the Moved and carried that as tbe souse of teous coinmnnltj' will candidly consider protection to «br ho:m? markets and do- market for our produce, and but one mar­ expected that something will to done to separation of the sexes, nor for keeping the convention, the delegates to requested this creditable collection of culinary curi­ complete the line.—Freeport Herald. meatfcstnute, and to the generous develop­ ket in which manufactured goods can to those under 16 years of age separate from to all honorable means to secure tlie nom­ osities and conclude to eomc iu considcra Saturday morning, as Mr. Whipple was criminal asaoctetes. ment of these InBirumentallties of com­ bought, and of that market England Is to While these two starting up tbe engine at the roller mill, classes are In one sense separated from ination of Hou. Frank A. Hooker for Su­ ble companies. merce, has become the marvel of the have the profit. This world has been sav­ there wm a crash, bang, wboop-'et-uprime preme Court Justice. The elocutionary entertainment given other Inmate*, the isolation Is not such as Convention then adjourned. world. Take a few comparisons, toured ed from the universal want and suffering In the cylinder, which completely wrceked under the auspices of the Young People’s ti>e taw contemplates. 'Hie luspectora upon the United States census of 1880. that would follow the realization of that that jmrt of the engine’s anatomy, if it did could do nothing else than report to the society of the Baptist church, Friday and not seriously Injure other parts of the en­ state board ot corrections and charities aud upbn figures fumUhed by Mr. Mulhall, idea, by protective tariffs.—Economist. A desirable farm of 100 acre*, mil« Saturday evenings, were well attenedd end gine. All this was occasioned by the fact that Barry county had no such a jail as tbe Hickory “ Corners. Mich., well netted lhe society a nice sum. Miss the English slatirtican. some water got Into the cylender. nnd jaw and humanity directs that a civilized east of and* timbered, The clap-trap free trade attorneys use In that ’ good building, George is a lady of large talent, nnd to say watered In manufactures we exceeded Great Brit­ wasn't given a chance to get ouL resulting orchard, convenient to school. Terms that the andicncea were pleased would to ( the break-up mentioned. It will cost Michigan county should have. ain in 1880 by $1,579,570,191. France by urging the western farmer to oppose pro- In putting It mildly. They were complete!; J. C. Bishop. easy. $300 to $500 to repair the damages, Wanted i tl. 115,000.000 andGeroiany by$2,805.000,- tection Is a most specious form of argu- from carried away with her recitations and the Girl to do house-work. Inquire at Pow­ exoellent manner In which they were ren­ ment “Open up the markets < f lhe so ’ members of the company assert, and will delay further operation of the mill for er’s hardwa.v. Tto V. U & C. program for this wreck, dered. • In products of agriculture we excelled world for our products" shouts the Cob- ’Home time. on account of the review, the mask, and Great Britain by SI,425,000,009, France by de nite. Any man of sense knows that Ito . Obituary. the talk by Rev. A. D. (Jrigaby. k of more By all odds the best nominating speech $8*5,000,000, and Germany by $925,000.- markets of the world are just as open now made at the republican state convention nt Mr*. F. G. -Goodyear died at tor late tthnn iisual Interest. These with the cen­ j ptace of meeting 1 trust will bring out as they ever have been or can be by free Jackson was that by ex-Senator Colgrove, hoam- In tills city yesterday afternoon at tral Judge Hooker for justice of 2:30 o’clock. While It had been known ,a full attendance of member* cf the circle : Our earuhigs or income for 1880 from trade or any other policy. Every bushel nominating for eotne time that the diaem from which ]Let us cIom the 5lh mouth of tlie year oomfoerdo,, agriculture, mining, manufac­ ot American wheat above home consump­ the supreme court Not merely In elo­ she suffered. coiiKumption, was surely iwith such Interest aud zeal, that we shall quence, but in fitting portrayal of inequal­ tures, the carrying trade and banking ex­ tion can find a market abroad. The ques- 1ities ot Judge Hooker that especially foteo ucaring Ita fatal termination, nene expect- hare no trouble In keeping up the intercut । [In the remaining four months to complete ceeded those of Great Britain from the lion is one of price. In the “markets of him for the supreme bench, was the speech cd the end so soon. Kate I*arkbursL the daughtet of Gen. J. ।the year. Clrmext Smith, Pres. mme sources by 81.230,000.000. France by the world” American wheat has to com- <excellent, and the universal verdict was (1. Parkhurst, of Coldwater was born there Rev. A. D. Grigsby will preach at the >8,395,000.000. and Germany by 82,775,­ pete* with that stable grown on the cheap : that Mr. Colgrove** effort was the tost. j That gentleman was also selected as tem­ 30 years ago. Ia June. 1884. abc was Presbyterian church Sunday. March 1st. dLWATS THE SAttE 000,000. lands by the eheap lator of India, Russia porary chaiman of the conventton, but married to F. G. Goodyear, of this city. । In tto morning on “Wisdom, earthly and In 1880 our home markets consumed and the Argentine Republic. That means had to decline because ot the fact that be To them, three children were burn, two ।heavenly"; In the evening hr will resume "2 ALWAYS THE BEST about $10,600,000,000 worth of our own low prices, if- American fanners will lind been selected to present the name of daughters and a son. Of I hew. little Jose- ।hia talks on aatromony, subject, ••Cumeta." phlne crossed the dark river but a short Judge Hooker. I Rev. E. M. Btanchird, of Williamston, products, on amount equal to the entire accept lower prices than the raisers of time ago. Tbe first symptrens of the' dis­ been extended a unanimous call to beTuesday morning Sheriff Prentice found ease that caused the death of Mra. Good- has accumulated wealth of Spain, three times wheat In India and Russia, they can sell 1 tbe Increase of wealth in Great Britain for all the wheat they can raise. Nothing Ixjren Wolcott, tbe man who is accused of year were manifest several years since. 'camv pastor of the Baptist church of this and will occupy lhe pulpit Suuday putting the poison in the well nt Battle From That time oa all that could to done to city, 1 ten years, aud seven times the increase of can to plainer than this. Free trade Creek, sick in his cell, fie bad been vom­ IN THE momlng and tevening. March 1«L Rev. France for the same period. Our home would o»en not a single market that is not iting and was In bad shape. Dr. Houston arrest the progrees of the fell destroyer 1Blanchard has town pastor of tbe Wilhamswas done,—change of climate, the best uiarkets that year absorbed five times as now open for American' farm products, it was called and he thought that Wolnott had medical talent of the state. All that the ton church for the past four year*. Is a much of ctir manufactured products as is not more markets but better prices that I been trying to poison himself. He denied progress of medical science had devlaed very able man and comes very highly having taken anything and raid be had Great Britain exported of tors tu all the the American farmer needs. That will to fur tbe relief or cures- of such maladies recommended. been sick to bls stomach. Tbe sheriff 'Is markets of tbe world. ' obtained by reciprocity, and by building of the opinion, however that he managed was tried, und tried In vaita It liad been the sttroy of her.husband and her friends to secrete some poison In Ns clothes and up our home markets, winch already con­ to leave nothing undone that might result sume 93 per cenL of the wheat grown, and had taken It. He was thoroughly examin­ in restoring to her that priceless boon of ed at Battle Creek and also when he ar­ It will prove fortunate for voters who according to the best authorities, in less rived at the jail, but may have bad it Nd health. All efforts in that direction prov­ May for the uKnneut to tempted by the than 10 years will eonanme all the’^hcat away In the lining of bis coat Re has ed futile. dazxllng pictures held out by free trade Mrs. Goodyear was a woman of splendid grown in this country. It will to found now commenced to fast not having eaten ability, ot a kindly nature and a gentle crusaders. It. before carding* ballot for the far more profitable, therefore, to the fann­, any tiring since yesterday noon. From dignity. She posaesaed the qualities that vaunted panacea of tariff: reform, a little his actions we judge tbe officers have the would have enabled her to shine In the er for one natural government to' right man.—Marshall Chroicle. March be made for the inspiration of that tost of what the world calls society. She make reciprocity treaties with other interest in tto general weal of this country We understand the city ettoraes has preferred to shine in the society of her countries, giving cur products free entry : prepared and served upon Mrs. Shepard's own bume, where she wan queen, nod Jost now so prominent. It will prove ( there at an advantage over other food-ex­ attorneys the necessary papers for a re- where the queen rutod by gentleness and equally beneficial if some attention is also , porting countries, and build up our homej hearing of that now celebrated case. We1 kindness and won tbe loyal love of those given to the resuts of the -revenue only” _ market than to throw everything away, think 9 ont of 16 tax payers will endorse abou( her by loving them, bbc was moet Now is the time to buy Ladies', Misses’ and Children's Shoes policy as found In tl>e nation most active ' this action, smd feel that the verdiet rend­- devoted to them, patience and goodness as woaM to done by free trade. ered was a moat unjust one to this city. showing in tor every act And with all these in tbe effort to force’ ita views upon this Wo al>o itmhTKtand that some new andI gentler qualities was combined a calm country. The adverse tariff legislation of 18& ar­ important evidence tn the city’s favor hasi courage, a strength of character, that made A little aenitiuy in this direction will de-, rested the development of our wool-grow­ rfen discovered since the triak and thatt her a most womanly woman. In all her ▼etop tbe fact Hurt what is really sought Is ing industry. and started it on the decline one of the jurors, who hung out art nightL long illness she was never beard to mur­ to have votes so cast and legislation so which baa since continued. The y-iumph for a judgment of $100 now makes ani met. Through sorrow and adversity, none In order to makfe room for the elegant line of spring goods affidavit that he agreed to compromise: ever heard tor complain. Witha heart disci­ framed as to discourage tbe further growth of protection in the presidential election of that will soon be here. I have decMed to sell every pair of without considering that the verdict requir­ plined lu those hard schools with a calm and of Industries in this country, and give over 1888. which gave the assurance that tlie ed by the oompromtM* would to so heavy; r<»oluie trust lu her God, she was enabled to foreign workmen now but partially em­ errors in the wool ochednle of the tariff of and had he realized that it would to. he to live each day as if it were golden with ployed a Targe share of the manufacturing 1838 woalii be corrected. as has aetually would not have consented to it, but did promises of every earthly good. These consent to h. toeuuse he had said be would now furnishing employment for labor, and been done by the McKinley bill, started before be realized what the retult would are the qualities that endeared her to all who kuew tor, and which makes her death capital in tbe United States. so great a toss to her many friends, so At an advance of ten per cent, of first cost This however is a wool growing on no upward course again. A glance along the Jine of march of free Tbe tatwt Issue from the department «rf A decision has just been rendered In Ne- deep a sorrow to the loved one* of her own trade crusaders kwu finds it reaching a agriculture brings the gratifying intelli­ tmiska which has attracted a good deal of household, whom she loved with all her •teanwhlp pier, end thence to England, gence to fanners that “the Increased Inter­ attention. In one of the towns of that slate wealth of her alf^ctionate nature, and whom she cheered and inspired by her -re­ where sits tbeCobdea Club as commander­ eat in sheep and wool, noted a year ago. is a merchant’# association having a credit solute patience, kindness, gentleness aud system In operation, which put upon a in-chief of tbe force* assailing the policy has been continued, and this has been blank Hat tbe names of non-paying cnstotn- goodness. White she shall be forever ab­ cf protection for any country except Great sent in body; not so in the goodness she Call, examine and obtain prices before buying, as 1 will not ’ probably the most profitable branch of our era. One who was put upon this Kat for be undersold. Yours resp’y, Britain. And it is not necessary to look stock industry during the year,” and that cause. commenced a heavy suit for dam­ lived, Ute Chrlsl-llkeness that she exempli­ fied. These shall comfort and inspire ages against the party who submftt-d his beyond the shadow of this - presiding’ “the decline hi wool production, which bename to the association, and after trial the those who w>uni. \ The toreaved husband and family hare ‘ gan with the slaughter of docks in 1884-’85 jury returned the verdict no cause of ac­ policy it so persisleutly championed. ' tlie heartfelt sympathy of all iu their great [L e. after the adverse tariff of IMS went tion. There would not be any safety for sorrow. merchants If there was not some safeguard Then the area devoid to farcilug to stead-. into effect}, has been chocked, the aggre­ for protecting them from deod-beaut and L»y diminishing under the ueeesity for coin-' gate clip for 1890 (full of 1839 and spring non-paying ffustomera who. if unreported, ing with breadatuffs growr abroad. There’ -oflSM) befog estimated at 276,600,000 might roam from one part of tbe country Following are the real estate transfers tbe effort to keep tbe prioe of maaufactur‘ pounds; an toereafte of 12,000.000 over tbe to another, living by confidencing mer­ of tin- week ending Feb. 93, 1891, as chants out of their just dues. If a man taken from the books in the rmtteterto office; •ed MUtartF tow enough to underbid' other previous season.” Protection, and not free won’t pay ills jnrt debts he should suffer Mttaus it their ova markets, has crowded >" =• wool, was the remedy for declining wool tbe consequences. Tills dectaioo Is a just one to the trade as well as to commercial production.- -Economist. ~m ■children to Join iu Ute battle for bread, agmeiea. white tbe unsolved problem of providing 'The republican state convention at The people of tide city wesc aurpriaed ’‘“‘I “* •" • H"®sr tbe armv of the unemployed Is pres- Jactsun Tuesday nominated Judge Rotor? and abwoet startled Monday afternoon to II Ad red Curtte to John Lenz; parcel city. 1700 taCufMMi padianxuiC with daily augment- M. Montgomery, of Grand Rapids, for jus­ nee a long proceiwfon of boys nnd girls * 19 Tbornapple, ^°*iv*r» to David MaUtoau' 40u Duurhiug akmg the streets to martial music, •ec 92Aoa. «««•. tice of the supreme court, Hon. Beary aad tearing the sure and stripes. From 4faci> are practical fruits ot ibe poi- Ho wood. of Port Huron, and Major Peter »™.221L^^pna,C/‘^00 to h1*1”*1 bWdw tbe two Percheron stxlltens. Sul^AnavCoaelitoT^mM n«ey; 3 <nd lh« a»d«d*‘« stallfoc. Scottish Lad, at ttolr stables, In tbe city N. Cook, .of CortHwia, as re*anu of tlie would not be long in arriving at the eonof Hastings. county of Barry, aud state ot Michigan, oa unlveratty, White we would have been elusiati that tke schotarn were eelet rating U ’ aabfogfoD* birthday, and If all the ChM by the United States. _ totter pkiiMid to have had Judge i*w»rr Hooker •eetoels ia the tend were sts enthusiastic in An“ Ceffle><L lota Ibe xaUUM tariff oa .teat. te-HWa**. Jadr- Itausa b F.C KO/M.IO A. V Ap lemaa e• « «teet foot tot 45 « S"- l-WT-V « »»Hh, autdldw-elMn schoolb iu this city, mooe youths would Noabrtne, asm. «« Francis Crake.; 43a tee 7 Cav grow up to a totter appreciation of what *^7 “*p“ru " ta »MUtr I. Nlebolo to a A Fort ; toe a Nashville. freedoia really meana. Monday afteRiuon >cioes (sr below Lhe cost of produdtam • •«=. Imported la 18S3 by M. W. l»uih«m. of appropr ate rxerctavs. confoBting ot uend(Mao. Itenove the tariff from any eooMdoL-kaboul l.MXI poanrU. and 1, ooe of years ago. und at ibe age wf IB enttotod In inga. reeUnttaM aad quotations oonoeraiug f u Q«erai Coe“Sl.ta" 10 exhibited at the Mkbiexn Union unny. aervtag with credit. He will Washington were told at the school bouse. stale Fair la 1881. and took Brat pnsnluat. have the rarneu support of Michigan reGhas. A. Nutt- 40u rcr - o» ’“’r’.10 “••• Imported lb IWt by Meurt. Bowtat * lUydeo. . . After the eos- n?2n’L.U' colt«!.nW"Ule’ '^^eonsIu’ black with small atar in forehead: shows very fine cluskoi of tto ejectrises the pcoeessltm WM 2wr i»conform Co tiiat In countries formed with Master Hain Buchanan leadlug as drummer boy and he proved hlm- Mci«RtrtmQfl.<aa>. 400Q, footed In 1683, import.-d iu JSh Wlacou-ln, is a beautiful bay Id color, with a Leati-r Miller. who Hvm two miles east edf rr'' " an expert -- - -- -» at luudHug : the dram sticks. at oCGreearlllc. harveoted 4000 'Fto procwahxi, ever 706 atrong with Bkau atoet 01 •pUndkl •ction •«x| **»>»’ splendid stock, aal weighyr-Ey ??* ft** pnmium nt tbe Kalamazoo fair Ln 1888, and is ©oe ot Cannon as standard toarer. movMl down tlie very tost Clydesdale stallirxu iu Michigan town by lhe way of Jefferson strrttt the Rah- tn . tutors netted him $-209 per High school aeholara being first and the tower grades following in regular order u » 7." .via Huproro your nurses. All marctrtri to the Soldiers mon0ni«i ««*»«? — U M tfaiwd. with •ppra.td l«sku. .M Mttr brtn, , I-n editorialTnotes. ’* SMOKE k ED.FOWERJ’ NO. 35. 5< CKWR •** U. 5. At A. WOOLLEYS At io per cent. Strictly Cash Sale. A. WOOLLEY. Auction Sale of Draft Horses! BrtulSrM?1" WJL L The Hastings Horse Association WEbNESbSY, flARCtl 4, 1891. ’that should be all. T. PHILLIPS, Secretary, �Thursday. Feb. 36. 1891. w. r. coon, wrwoort®. receiv'd by lb' Furallure PERSON*L_MENTION. <X lul week agurafmed ucrly M.5O0. If tbe factory were twice ita present capac­ u C. Welton Is bi Chicago. ity, it could no more than keep even with Angus McDonald was |u Detroit o.ef •rdnrs that are now received. Sunday. W. F. lllcka la prepared to furnlsA fam­ thidty*1 °f <5rand ,V‘d*’ ’* h‘ ilies in thia city with pure spring brook Ice, of the very finest <inallty, during the coming aeasbn nt 2f> cents a week. Prompt ;Geo. Tomlinson was Iu Kalamazoo Monday. and satisfactory service guaranteed. . A jury iA the Allegan circuit conrt Thurat?ayMcC0> "M *" Gra,'U Rap’4’ brought in alverdlct ot fil.tso aguluflt Dr. H. L. Mlile* of Otsego, for slander. The R B. Richards was IndkriutteTttesitav suit was commenced by Mrs. Franrea on business. ' Monteith. The doctor put in no defense C,U'k ,pc"1 with hi. brother at all in tbe olrcult court, but will put lu , Ih Charlotte. his testimony on an appeal. EdHor Godfrey, of Freeport, was in the Reports to the..state board of health show influenza, rheumatism, neuralgia, city Monday. and bronchitis In the order named, caus­ Mito Belle Barlow, of Evanstofi, HI.. Is ing roost sickness in Sllchlcan during the visiting here. week ending Feb. 7tli. Diptherla reported Will Squires, of Big Rapids, was iu the at 35 places; scarlet fever at 54; typhoid city Tuesday. fever ut 13; and measles at28. Ben. Bush, of Kalamazoo, was iu the “Tlie Youllf’s Companion” of March 5tli is to have an important paper by Hon. elty yesterday. James G. Blaine, entitled. -How Reports Fre<l Spangcmacber was in the city on Absolutely Pure. of Debates In Congress Grow.” Such « business Friday. mt of tarter baking pjwder. HIclifst paper, relating tn the National Legislation Will Kirk btartud for bis home in and written by our eminent Secretary of Indiana Monday. State, will l*e of universal Interest. &AKIN13 POWDER COME AND SEE ME-. Before ybur sell vour BUTTER-. and Best Elour, $2.40. JOS. ROGERS. Whereas m>'wlte Ini* BtsNridger. has left me wlflioutjuU cause nr provocation, all per■maaan: ttwehy warntei not io hartnr or treat tier on tny nccoen.t as I will pay no debts of her i-ontracttng alter this date. , G H. KiskHipcrk. I>ate>>, Hastings, Mich...Feb. ?l«. issil OPERA HOUSE, ■At Bar. 2,'91 The Banram of them all SUTTON'S Monster Double HE TOivl’S CWICOMPABY Comprising Miss Clale Ikrrlugton was In Grand The Mich’gan/atove Company, of De­ troit. Imre gut out some handsome Rapids Tuesday. wiuvenlra In the shape uf pocket match U alter Wilkins returueti from bls east­ safes mad* ot aluminum, which is both ern trip Tuesday^ light and durable. Wc acknowledge re­ Arthur Brown, of Grand Rapids. »as in ceipt of one and friend** who wish to l>nr• row a match will please call ou the senior the city Saturday. editor. D. R. C*x>k. made a business trip to Remember that when you ’want your Plainwell Tueslay. eyes tested for glasses, that Dr. Lowry has Ed. Heuderahott. of Grand Rapids, is the l»est of apparatus to make a thorough visiting tn the city. and scientific examination ut the eyes to Mrs. J. J. Emery went to her now home te»t them for glasses. Ami then he has a large stock ot the very fin4h quality of In Lansing Monday. spectacles and eye glasses, which he will Miss Effie Snyder Is visiting reUtivta In sell nn reasonable terms. Shaytown this week. l>orr Mudge la completely overhauling Mr. and Mrs. W. II. Powers spent Sun­ the stage In Union ball. The same will day in Grand Rapids. be made considerably larger, and some R. K. Grant and D. W. Reynolds were new scenery Is also being painted for it This improvement will be appreciated both at Wall lake Monday. by tbe traveling com|«nies that stjfte this Mr. and Mrs. M. E. Nevins returned to city and the audience as well. Larger Mexico. Mo., Mdndnv. stage capacity has been needed for a long Mrs. E. Pennock visited relatives in tin**. I-ake Odessa last week. Possibly this week. If not just as soon as County Treasurer Kenyon was in Nash­ possible, Mr. V. A. Young will open Font’s hotel, which he has leased for five years. ville Satuntny on business. Mr. Young hss shown himself a capable The Mioses Edna and May Brown visit­ hotel man, and will put forth every effort ed in Vermontville last week. to make the Ford house popular with the Mr. and Mrs. Alliert Johnson,-of Lake public. Rates will ite from 81.50 to 82.00 a day. We hope Mr. Young may meet Odessa, were in lhe city- Friday. with success In bls new venture. The Misses Gertie Stebbins aud Hattie The people who want anything in tbe Hotchkiss spent Sunday in Charlotte. clashing line, and especlaly well made garMrs. F. E. Barlicr was the guest of meats, the equal of tailor made for much* Vermontville friends one day last week. teas money, will find it decidedly to their Miss Flo Beadle, of Grand Rapids, advantage to call at R. K. Grant’s, the Clothier’s, and see bls fine line ot Stein. apent Sunday with her parents in tills citv. Bloch Co. clothing. If you buy It. you Mr. .and Mrs. Will Pickle, of Charlotte, will have something that will always-prove attended the funeral of Chas. Cole Sun­ satisfactory in quality, style aud fit. day. Experts in fruit culture venture the assertion that the almost total failure of apple.1* last season will result favorably to the future crops for several years at least. The curcnlio, or apple moth, a cause of barton orchards, will receive Its death blow, and next season; should the blos­ som* escape drowning or late frosts, ap­ ples will not only be plentiful, but most pertect. We are pleased to think that the tramp nuiipnce is beginning to decupy the atten­ tion of the state legislators. A bill has 2 FAMOUS TOPSIES already been presented which If passed MASKS THB LAWYER 9 S will largely, if not entirely, do away with EDUCATED DONKIES the tramp nuisance. It is to hate every SHETLAND PONIES & tows put op a simple and inexpensive 6 CUBAN BLOODHOU1TD3 plant where stones may be broken for the public highways, and every traCnp tiiat is found is to do lime In these institutions. n« PHtHOKMtL CHILO AtraT. buildings, for similar purposes, have lhe Wonderful Sutton Children, Sncb been erected in one or two counties In the Maude and Master Eddie, state aud they haven't been bothered with I.V ClIARAVTKllSHETCnES. tramps ein-e. ARTISTS 32 32 Little Dollie White, d SFECIrtL SCENERY i- It is good policy never to repeat gossip or. to assist in circulating scandal. 1 f you hear n rumor reflecting upon a freind run .. 35 cents it down and ascertain its truth with as lit­ Admission.......... tle delay as possible, and if it has been ..25 •• Children.............. circulated maliciously, punish tlie offender. . .50 Reserved Scats. If tbe scandal concerns a stranger pass it and givb it no credence, or you may un­ she Magnificent stbeet p wittingly be the means of causing trouble BADE AT 11:45 A. M. DAILY.' to an Innocent person. Scandal mongers are too common, and if a few of them were punished for their readiness In ac­ cepting and circulating the evil stories that come to tiielr ears the community 2.000 would be better off. , Circulation this week •. LOCAL NEWS. A full line of fish, salt and smoked, at Hams & Van Annan’s. The eighth Michigan Infantry -will bold their reunion in tltit* city next Jude. Dried and canned fruits in “dock. A ■Jin assortment at Hams A VanAnnan’s. New maple sugar Is on the market r nd , l is of fine flavor. We know, cause w« ‘ve sampled it Read (L E. Paul's ad. hi another column nnd give him a trial if you are in need of nursery stock. • Circuit court will convene to-day, and finish up some business that requires at­ tention this term. It Is said that Delton will have a new boot and shoe store, a new dry goods store and a new hardware store iu the spring. Mortgages recorded last week 12, di.scharged nine. The first time the former have exceeded the latt?r since January 1st The democratic county convention was held iu the court bouse Saturday, and elected 10 delegates to the state convention. Td rent, a large house with good barn, and four acres of land, in 2d ward. Terms very reasonable. Enquire of Mrs. A. W. Bailey. As the evening train on the M. C. R. R. was coming toward this city from Grand Rapids, Thursday evening, a man In a lumber wagon attempted to cross the track ahead ot the train. As the horses be was driving were fairly over the track the engine struck the rig squarely, hurling the man headlong, killing him instantly. Tlie horses were also killed and the wagon was completely demolished. Quite a furor was caused among the passengers as the train ran over tlie wreck and many thought that th« cars were off of tbe track. A* soon m possible lhe train was stopped and backed up to where lhe accident occurred, and the man was brought to Caledonia, near which place he lived. No lover of a fine plant or garden can afford to be without a copy. It Is an ele­ gant book of over 100 pages 8Kx!0»< Inches, beautiful colored Illustrations of sunrise amaranthus. hydrangea and potutoe*’. Instructions for planting, cultiva­ ting, etc. Full-list of everything that can be desired In tbe way of vegetable and flower seeds, plants, bttltw. etc. Also foil particulars regarding the cash prizes of 81,000 and,9300. Tbe novelties hare been •tested and found worthy of cultivation. We hope It will be our good luck to see the Nellie Lewis carnation arid taste the Grand Kspidi lettuce. It costa nothing because the ten cents you send for It can be deducted from the find order forwarded. We advise our friends to secure a copy of James Vick Seedsman. Rochester, N. Y. We understand that the Amphion club, of Middleville, was not greeted with over­ crowded houses ou their recent singing tour of the county. L annual meeting of the Barry «fc Eaton All waaous of the year have been reprew jfFlrc luHuraneo Couipatiy was held Thurs­ seined this mouth and fortunate is the ow day. This company l*as added 739 metnone who escapes these sudden changes bers during the year and cancelled 157 pol­ without suffering for it. icies, leaving a net .gain <»f 5F2. Its total We have bought a full stock of gias*- tuembersbip Is ♦.M’2. The amount of prop­ erty at risk I* M.M9-7C5.. which Is an in­ crease <>f 875X1519. The !*•**»> siuce Oct­ patterm*. We want you U> are them. ober 1. ItWi aggregate 85.lBU.50 but ow­ ing «»the general swv.-M*oient the ItaWUth* It Is said that murderer Canfield i* slow­ Tn^uu-l ly dying frotu his solitary cuuflueiwcnt in State’s prison. Harb brutes can’t die too funend. Michigan temperture for January av«<- some drummer who evidently couldn’t rope in the merchants of thin city as •tickers stuck Eaton Rapids last week and did well judging frnta lhe following Which Is copied from tbe Entou Rapids Journal: “Talk about Hub!Ings." said a traveling man on Tuesday, -she hasn’t half the bus­ iness* that Eaton Rapids has got The town Iwis tried to boom Itself by purchasing factories but it hn* not proven an eminent success. It Isn’t nearly as good a business point as Eaton Rapids Is. and never will be.’’ Upon being qncstlotuxl the travel­ ing man denied that he was biased iu his opluiaii. and Inasmuch as we have heard the same Judgment passed by a number of competent observers, we are inclined to think Ito was right” Any man who will compare Haathlgs of to-day with what It was two years ago and say that. It has not Improved very rapidly since factories were locate*! here, must have a st note ! brain ou tho subject of progress nnd prosperity. Two years ago labor was Idle nnd unemployed and Inbore i rt were almon begging for work. Now anyone who wants work can get It nnd get fair wages too. Some of the very men who could get no steady employment then, have bulk homes since and liave mode g‘-i>d payments on tlreni. from money earned bi these same factories Hastings has -tried to lx»om itself’ with. Hastings also has several hundred more people now than when she first commence*! •’purchas­ ing factories, ” but owing to lhe Increase of wealth livre, tberobas been no very per­ ceptible difference In taxes since she went Into the "purchasing” business. Indeed tiie people have so much faith In "purchas­ ing factories” that only Monday they com­ menced to break Uiv ground for a new factory 40x100 feet, three stories high, and the same will lie used to make chairs and tallies In, nnd before the year U over we will guarantee that it will employ 75 or loo more hands, many of whom will have to move here from somewhere else—possi­ bly some may come from Eaton Rapids. No. Brother Fairfield, you are on the wrong track If you are Inclined to think that this city has not improved since man­ ufacturing Institutions were induced to locate here, and business is better In every way, despite tlie fact that a few traveling men may not find a ready sale for their goods, and therefore curse the town. And Eaton Rapids, or any other city, will have made a long stride toward prosperity, when monied men have their minds dis­ abused of the thought that an eight per cent. mortgage Is the only safe and profit­ able way in which to invest their money. The only regret among the citizens here is that they didn’t go into the ••purchasing business” sooner, and Eaton Rapids can lily afford to wait much longer before branching out tn the same business. We write this not with any spirit of ill-feeling at what has been said, but simply to cor­ rect either an erroneous Impression or the willful misrepresentation of a traveling man. ■ For the state encampment G. A. R. to be held iu Muskegon March 9th and 18th, *»1, Mrs. Kirk Davis, of Middleville, is visit­ the Chicago & West Michigan Ry. and lhe ing her parents, Mr. and Mrs D. Evclesby- Detroit, fanning «fc Northern R. R. will mer. sell from all stations round trip tickets at one and one-third fare or two ctnts per for a week’s visit with relatives aud mile. Tickets will be sold March Sth and friends. t 10th. good to return until and including March 18th. These lines offer the best Judge VanZile, of Detroit, was the service to and from Muskegon. guest of Mr. and Mrs. P. T. Colgrove Sunday. Kmd This We wish to say a few words to the people of Barry Co., that are in search of anything in our line, which consists of X SUITS, overcoats, HATS, CAPS, and GENTS FURNISHING GOODS We have bought a very large aud complete stock for the spring trade. In selecting this stock, we nave given it onr very best attention and SELECTED PATTERNS AND QUALITY OF GOODS. That we think will please you all. Our line of Suite and Overcoats is far superior to anything we have ever shown. If you are contemplating buying anything in this line give us a call and let us prove to you that OL’R STATEMENTS ARE NOT WIND BUT FACTS, Yours truly, E. W. Morrill & Co., T/te One-Price Clothiers, HASTINGS, - - - MICH. Charlie Lunn, of Kewanee, II!., arrived in this city Thursday for a couple of weeks visit Bert Shoemaker and slater Miss Rhetta were called to Battle Creek Monday, by tbe death of their father. Jay Lichty haves next week for Grand Junction, and expects to soon be a full Hedged telegraph operator. Will Hazen has shaken the duct ol this city from his fret, and moved his of of goods to Clarksville yesterday. Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Merlau left for their .home In Prairieville ThurflSgy, after a short visit with relatives in the elty. . Ickes started for the sunny south y. aue expects to make Fort Payne, Alabama, his permanent stopping place. Jos. Wardell was called to Chicago Monday by a telegram announcing that his son Charles hod suffered a relapse of ty­ phoid fever. At last accounts he was some better, but by nu means out of dan­ ger. Mr. and Mrs. W. B. Aris were the guests of Mr. and Mrs. B. It. Rose and Hale Kenyon and family yesterday. Mr. A. is on his way to Grand Rapids to pur­ chase furniture for his new 80-room bote! In the state ot Washington. [ Ira VanValkcnburgh and Fred Heath ; are fixing up the interior of their stores. Anyone desiring to purchase syrup cans can buy all they want at Goodyear Bros, for only 10 cents each. Ail lovers of good tea should not fall to call on Spary Phillips and get some of his • New Moon” tea. It’s the best There Is In the market” ,' We are in the field to make a bid lor the hat and cap trade of the city and county. Everything new in our line of gentlemen’s, boy’a and children's headwear for spring and summer. If you want the choice of tlie largest assortment the pick, from tbe greatest variety, and desire to save 20 per rent and upwards call at once and examine the stock of Holden A Hire. Charles J. Cole, a respected citizen of tin, 2nd ward, and well known-in this city, died Friday evening, of heart disease. He had been suffering for years from this trouble comp|ioated with others, and was unable to do any bard work. His last at­ tack was very severe, and It was thought many times he could not survive. The funeral took place from tbe Methodist chureh. Sunday afternoon, tbe services being conducted by Rev. W. M. Puffer. Mr. Cole was a man of exemplary habit* and life, a cheerful. kindly man, whose good heart and inoffensive life aud good deed* wtw him many friends. He loaves a wife and two children to mourn bis loss. Having dlspowd of my agency In the above Co. to Mr. L. A. Wetael, I take thia method of thanking you for past favors and trnst that yon will extend to my succtimor the same confidence you have shown me in ibe put, feeling that your Interests will tw. looked after orrefnily and honestly. The grand old Co. having only done business ih tills state for five years has already taken lhe first place in Qive Tn Titji Have you seen that seedy chap whose ill-fitting garments are enough to stop a clock—pants bag at the knees, and look like nothing “in the heavens above, the earth beneath or the waters under the earth”! He may “pull down his vest” but it won’t even meet his pants half way. His coat looks as if someone had thrown it ou with a pitchfork. Gaze at his coat, and you can tell which way the wind is blowing— corners flying, collar flapping, and great wads of cloth on his back. That man hasn’t got ’em. V Hasn’t got “fits.” The'chances are that he paid almost enough for that suit to have bought one that would have been a comfort to the eye and a fit to the frame. Had this fellow gone to II. K. Grant’s, paid bnt a little more for his suit, he wouldn’t have made such a fright of himself. Properly made garments don’t do that>ay. Even if the cloth be good, a poor style, inferior trimmings, botch­ work cut, destroy all hope of comfort or comely appearance here and hereafter, if a man buy that sort of a suit. R. K. Grant, the Clothier, Gives ’Em Fits, Ths Stein Bloch Co. have solved the ploblem of manu­ facturing clothing that is the equal of tailor-made garments, at from one-third to one-half less money. The goods, the finish, the style, the trimmings, the fit—everything about them is right. They will wear with any tailor-made suit. They are made upon honor, and sold upon honor. R, K, Grant is the Only Dealer In Barry coanty who can sell this line of goods. h*vi the exclusive agency for them. You will save money in vesting your dollars in this line of clothing, and get fits ev time. They are moderate priced, highest grade goods. ’ will be convinced of this if you see them. Call in. Ho will be glad to give yeu fits And you will be glad to get ’em. . K.K �-Med the courage of ttoar convictionrf Let them lead the way. Doubtle« tb»> IK Mk-bol <-»raln. ‘m would be pursued by the sneers and Snakes tlie statement that sI'1‘ ca“f ‘ .jSt- ^a-hlers of fnote »»d bigots; btit foob RJ»1 bigots hod ewer betm the pjcgnre and enlightenment. W« 'rho take the Lroadrrand imfuundc? views can itfforil to dtavgaW their clamor. Wc (said Jocelyn, taking the pnma don­ na** hand in his- ftnd “trokinS U be, delKhs fo«nH „„ ,orr can ret them tire example of courage ,M ■><«'■'’"“““rij.ii, -n.il uud and Independence, which will soouvr or later be followed, ft is not mi rely our privil^e. but onr dnty, and it would be base for un to shrink front it. The prima donna withdrew her hand ns unobtruaivcly as she could, and asked her mentor what objection there was to nappy Will. Timmons. pOBtmtider of Idaville, marring© if people i<»'<d each othef? ImT. wntes: -Klretrh- Bitten* has •><«« He replied that If they loved each more f<w me than all other m«llei»M cwu- other what was tbe w» of marriage? Nnrd. for that l*d trellnx-Miami: from She rejoined that for two |rer»ons to JcMtuy and liver trouble. John love each other was for them to feel that fitnner unit stockman, of same place, says: they must iitdong to each other forever, ••Flu.! Eh-clik Bitters to be th« kMwy aud liver medicine, made ma :feel and' that marriage was simply their open like a new man.” J. W. (-ardner. tord- declaration before Ckxl and num of the ware merchant, same town, says: hleetri'- existence of this feeling in their hearts. Blttets is just the thing for a man who is To make such a declaration was, she all run down and don’t care whether lie, conceived, a natural and inevitable ihilives or dies: he found new strength. ?■«*! nulse. und it was natural nnd expedient apiirtite and felt juat like Ire bad a pew that it should be made according to cer­ lea-re on life. Only 50c a bottle, at I' - H. tain forms, the gradual outcome of tra­ Goodyear's drug store. dition and custom. Therefore she thought marriage was not so much an ’ The best salve in t|»! «’wrM fof r“b- injustice of society to the individual, as bruises, sores, ulsers, snlt rheum, tever .a demand made by the individual that Horen, tetter, chapped hands. chilblains, society bo tho witnew and a voucher of corns. and all skin eruptions, and positive­ his covenant. ly cures piles or no pay required, lit I* But Jocelyn hereupon pointed that |wnaii>rr» "pef lx>X . out bfoding guaranteed »v to **»*■give perfect Mtisfacti©^. <«r a XnTnt’«l«^° THE SHUNAMMTTES SON. ad.1 w i the right ride of fa" fondwad Be . Mid Ml. *»d blood «<«™ | his face A rargFOT w» W”‘ for. »n“ LESSON IX, FIRST QUARTER, IN­ ramnwMl. JoculXo "» Inta TERNATIONAL SERIES, MARCH 1. lhe prims docna’t drawing room Just thru the prim, dorm*, wanu and pupltatitiff from her acene; came in with glowing cheeks and Sparkling eyre, the thunder of applause still sounding in her ^Jocelyn's ghastly aspect filled her with IConvU-Kl from !.i«oa Helper Oerter y by permtaiun vf IP. S. notfman. publisher. Hiflatlollilda.) After the dirhiiiu of tbe Jordan to allow Elikba to roeros® it and the beoilng of the V. atefs of Jericho, both of which event;, were in last wt-eh’s I«*ou, another miracle in connection with water is recorded in c hapter ill. hi th© beginning of chapter iv we hnretla* recwil of aniiracle in connection with oil; nml these threw miracles of th© bpriag healed, the <Et:-hes Dlletl and the oil multiplied were all wrought by God through Eli -.hn on livhnif ot tbft peril king, the troubled nnd ’ho uredy. The God of Elfaha Is our God, r:iwl of Him it is written. "My God Khali supply all your need” (Phil, iv. io. 25. "So she went mix! came unto the man of God to Mount Carmel.” Our lesson begins in the midst of th© story of this woman who dwelt at Shunem, a village a few niil<* south of Mount Ta­ bor and southeast from Mount Carmel. 26. “Hun now, I pray thee, to meet her; aisl say unto ber. Is it well with thee?” Th© num of God saw her afar off and thus commanded his servant to meet her and make inquiry for the health of herself, her husband anil ber child. The meaning of the word “well,” as used in this story, is seen in the margin of verse 23, nnd also the margin of chapter V, 21—Is there peace.’ See recMe by W. 8. .b.^e.,. Ur » d'S j also the text and margin of Gen. xxix, 6; Work h*. bwn raoniri on Ibe AUer.n r ,.r pcrel.TL'U. bol.l .u..wn, I lUe theothere-orwane. ~d«he. bnt xHii, 27; Ex. xvlii. 7; Judg. ri, A. And she answered, It Is welL The soul o>l «'H and <11*1 oatrlde pr««un. broaxht u> I • «« >«*" «“* "o’- 1 “tal1 In which tbe Prince of Peace rales shall Son-ol lhe licrte Hi lull . >1*1, Seeiwrr.! 1 „ „ ,wljori c—-ntiullv mi free I ncrer be iniithkeu *g*ln. nuu .h04. rtui pr.-^u™ i».- «;•»*• ■"« । ,0T0 mLt trad to pnimole the very te- I • <*. Be»tnx! h*re yon no P«y-no have pence at all tlmc«, even in tribula­ tion (Isa. ix, 6, 7; xxvL 3; Jer. xxix. 11: ..nJ ihlAralK tl» xn.»ih el the b*lr. it pro,lwrf ' coneideratwo for-for ray eonditionT xn.AHwnt.111,1, I । aRaJ1Bt. she mete mswer tlul i H«>-en know. , how 1 tore .tragKlod! John xvi, 3B). £7. "And when she enrne to the man of CWlie. lice thieve, .re eper.lt., nV. nuuriiwe wu not r. I T«ke off this brra.Ugo. be continued God to th© hill she caught him by the feet.” Itaffte Creek. totuUge. end h*l not th»l effect ol«.n qn-niloruly. raMching »w*y the brad"Let her alone, for her soul is vexed Drunkrnnr«-iiqunr Hnbk in »u th* j parties to it, but that to make one’s ! kerchief from his forehead. Let mo within ber, and the Lonl hath hid it from lh*piS;<» known to oth-em ra&m«iu , blwdtode*tb-lwtu not live without me." Gehnzl would have thrust her away a* did It can be r.tven in a cup ul tew ©rroflre. with-[ n reality and substance which were : S’011; , *•*.,. el~ wanting wanting to to it it. That That every every person person I t "It will take you a long time to bleed tbedlsciplcs of Jesus many a time (Matt, else Ute rM&U l" • ihtHteyaie 4rlnktv<>r anI’niJi'nii.'-1 one met tacitly or explicitly confirmed | to death. Mr. Jocelyn." returned she xiv, 15; xv. 23; xix, 13>; Gehaxl had so little explicitly* uuuiuwvu confirmed j tne raiit-nt ia aiiioaerii’!; one met tacitly tunny or cjljuivih — w.—t. •rv....,..w.t. ..odmi.inutf. ha«B imau : . . . >. . ... j quietly. I shall not b« ubl© to wait for of the spirit ot his master, th© disciples sss Bin. U»»V <■• •»>, »»->, «- «■-> »?* CWTU »uv .. Perhaps Madame Bcuiux will. so little of the Spirit -of Christ. And what their coSrv wlUitxit their knwt».i£r. aid to­ tho wedded state would consequently y?”-. shall we say ot ourselves* day bellrrv they quit drinktux ot their ow» free lose half its delight and security if it ex- Shall “ I call horr 28. "Then she said, Did I desire n son of will. No harmful efleet results trom Its art"You shall not speak to me in that my lord? Did I not say, Dq not deceive unatatntion. Cures puanmtcvrt. Send tor clr listed, far example, between two persons j j tone! ” exclaimed Jocelyn, raising himcuUr an>i full partlculan-. Aildress In con- on a desert island, debarred from ever ' me?” fldeuce.(k»i.i>ax Sracirtv Co., l«o> Race «rvet. 20.' "Then he said to Gehozl, Gird up thy communicating the fiict uf their mutual i self on his couch in real or feignetl pasClBdnaaU. 0. 1 loins, nnd take my Mail in thine band and to others. ; i won., "I have - not . . deserved . , it! „ Have * Plainwell anticipates a buiMhig borim in relation Jocelyn here changed his ground, the not llonv everj tbrog fur you? Have you go thy way. and lay my staff npbn tho face the spring. of tbe child." inc?" better to convey his meaning, and pnt it forgotten what you owe inc. The prophet seems to understand that \ Advice to Mother*. "You cannot have forgotten that 1 to his interlocutor whether u large per­ Mr*, w fhstew •« Soothing 8> rup thonkl always long since told you 1 could never marry the child Is dead, and with these words he centage of marriagre were not notori ­ be used lordilldn ti teething. Il soothes the sends his servant. Better If he had at once you, »o how could, you expect that I •blM, Seftons tiie cutua. aliavs nil pain, cure* ously unhappy, and this being admitted, don© as Elijah did inasimilnr case (I Klugs wtu< nolle and t» the best remedy fordimrlia-u. whether it were not thereby demon­ would pay von what 1 owe with my­ xvii, SI). If the diaciptea of Jesus eould Twenty-flv cents n liottle. not cast out tbe demon from tbe boy (Matt, strated that a great many marriages self?" "I am not a ruon to make cold blooded xvii, 19, to), much less could Gvhaxi with were u mistake? She answered that even if nil inarriagHi which had ever oc-। calculations!" said he, getting impul- the prophet's staff do anything for this cnmJ were rauukes. that wonM not ’ l"» legw “U yon h«ff «ny dead child. 80. "And the mother of tha child said. prove that nuuriaxe itwlf w** a mistake. ; "eart you would nmlenrtand. Beatrix,' Wbon the wm * Child, six- cried tor CasWria. bnt only that the wedded partner, had llv «"• «"■ «nddenly changing hia tone As the Lord liveth, and as tby. soul lireth. I will not leave the©." been miataken in each other. Upon hi. I «"■' eueiuphug to «nae bor hand.; Thus did Elisha say to Elijah three dif­ maintainirg that every inrtitntlon mml i d" "«k ““ irrevocable compact—I do ferent times, and be is now reminded at be judged by ita practical application, | ",ot »>»> y°" <■'•» “»always, his own earnest desire to obtain a blessing. rite rejoined that if there were no meh I k’°" KO "n, 1 know, and leave mo 8L “And Gehazi isused on before them, thing a. love, them wm an end to all behind. Dot. ohl my duarmtone. would nnd laid th© staff upon the face of the ' vou rearret in tho • you future regret that in tho is before future that is before child, but thee© was neither voice nor hear­ argument about it it He said that levo did unquestionaWy you, and which my poor aid will have ing.” It is one thing to hold the truth and exist, und that it was tbe strongest and helped you to enjoy—will you regret, most enduring passion of the human then, having made a man who loves you quite another to bo held by it. The proph­ et's staff in the hand of Gehazi was vary heart, but that it by no means followed insanely—haring made him, for a little unlike tbe presence ot the prophet him­ that we could alwaaklove the same per­ while only, the happiest of human self.. Preachers and teachers and all By J ULLAlf HA W THORNE. son with equal ^fervor. Life was beings? You may be loved by younger Christina workers must be and growth, and love, which was thp essence men than I, and handsomer and richer, controlled by tho truth if they would be CHAPTER XI. but never"--used of God, and truth that do« not pa.WHAT HAPPENED TO HEP. IN THE MEAN- of life, must therefore be subject to growth likewise. As we developed, as . "Mr. 'Jocelyn," she interposed, with a Bess and control us and affect our daily WHUxE. • that -indicated a lamentable life is not really held by ns. our minds and capacities expanded, we . manner —----- ----—uaruemng oi put aside the things of our less ma- :! hardening of ncx her once sweet anu and gra- » 82. "And when Elisha was come into the "if you would al house, lichold tbe child was dead and laid ture time, and embraced the interests cions "i'*~ nature, — ——,J look ’ — and the loves corresponding to our larger yomuelf in the glass you would under­ upon his bed.” Tbe child was in the prophet’s bed (vs. why I appear so unsympathetic. sphere- There wan one love for child- stand 1 । 21)—a use of it that the woman never hood, another for youth, another for the Even a prima donna, who holds hereelf dreanitd of when she prepared it for Elisha. prime of life. Tlie greater a person's in­ at the beck and call of every good look­ When we are blessing others we are often herent scope and energy, the finer his ing fellow who happens to take a fancy unconsciously preparing a resting place organization, rhe more often would he' to her—even I cannot listen to you until for our own sorrows, a comfort for ourfind it necessary to change the object of you have washed your face. Perhaps। sclrn in time of trouble. 83. “Ho went in therefore, and shut the his affections. To do so was not- in op-jf, you had better not use my washstand­ potation to true morality, but in obe­ people are so censorious, and your sensi­ door upon them twain, and prayed unto dience to it: but society, consulting sole­ bilities ore so delicate; but if you will tbe Lord.’ It is no formal servant and staff bnainew ly its own selfish convenience, had arti­ go to your own place and get yourself ia ficially and arbitrarily made such acts presentable condition then yon may now, but hand to hand and heart to heart work with the dead child and the Bring criminal, and had thereby bewildered come to-morrow nnd we will talk over God. Now he does as Elijah did. He sees and mortally injured myriads of inno­ your proposal as quietly as your passion and realizes that the child is dead, and be will admit. I will ask my father and cent human ixnngs. prepares to take hold of God with aa much To this the prima donna replied that Gen. Inigo to be present as witnesses। earnestness as when besought the double love could grow inimitably without dan­ and to offer suggestions; for you are soi portion of Elijah’s spirit. 34. "And he went up and lay upon the ger of ever outgrowing its object The young and impulsive that jierhaps 1 need was not of more to love, but to love might otherwise get the better of you. I child, and put his mouth upon his mouth, more. God, who wm love itself, loved think I hear some one coming," she add­ and lite eyes upon his eyre,- and his hands upon his hands.”1 the meanest of his creatures, and what ed, laying her hand upon the door latch; “And ho Stretched himaelf upon the God loved that, surely, is not unworthy "perhaps it would be pleasanter for vouI child, end the flesh of tbe child waxed the affection ot tho moct richly endowed to go out of your own accord, instead of warm.” waiting to be—assisted!” of mankind. As Jocelyn did not imme­ Spurgeon says that there is no stretch­ Jocelyn departed, feeling sore outside diately confute this argument the prima and in. Bnt he framed he knew a way: ing that is harder than to stretch one’s self donna arose and gently intimated that to make the prima donna regret his dis­ to a child. (I am indebted to him for many other thoughts in this learn.) When we Hamilton .Jocelyn liad observed with it was necessary for her to be alone in missal. do this, however, In honret reliance upon -anxiety the prt/grves of the acquaintance order to prepare for the evening’s per CONTIS tJBD. God, there will surely be a response, the between Bellingham and tbe prima ; formance. flesh of the child will wax warm. Here is Jocelyn ought to have known the futil­ donna and wm casting about in his mind a token of returning life, how to put a stop to it, when Belling­ ity of argument with a woman about a That at thlMeaMU the blood 1« tilled with im­■ 35. "Thon he returned and walked in the purities. tne acetin:ulotion of months of close. house to otd fro, and went up and ham suddenly disappeared. He would subject in which the emotions are main­ counur.ment In poorly ventilated stores, worthave inferred that he must have pro­ ly involved. Even if he luul demon­ abops cud tenements. All ttie»r Impurities snd। stretched himself upon him.” trace uf scrofula, salt rheum, or otherr Not in a moment, nor in a day, does thn posed to mademoiselle and been refused strated liis proposition and obtained her e»ery diseaee* may be expelled.by taking Hood's had not the latter's aspect plainly assent to it, he would not have been a Sarsaparilla, tbe beat blood purifier ever pro­J fullness of life come. We mugt take as our duced. it U the only median* of which r'100, motto. •'Patient continuance in well do­ showed that she was suffering quite as dories one dollar ” is true. ing” (Rom. ii, 7), and remember that “In much as Bellingham could be supposed ered by jmsaon will act in direct oppo­ due season we shall reap if we faint not" to be. Jcoelyu’s acuteness was not of a sition to the most elementary dictates of Marine City is to bare electric lighta. (Gal. ri,»). It is nut stretching ourselves fine enough order to enable him to hit reason; and the same woman will not to tbe child once only, but repeatedly, and upon tfce real explanation. Bet the epi- swerve a hair's breadth from the path of Loose’s Red Clover Pile Remedy, is a always in irincere reliance* upon God. DM0 also admonished him that it was rectitude if the most unanswerable logi­ positive specific for ail forms of the dis­ "And tbe child sneezed aeveu timm and -full time he himself took a leading and a cal demonstration do not tally with her ease. Blind, bleeding. Itching, ulcerated tbe child opened hi. ryes.” So we muat rest not tUL there is rery emotional prcpoaeessitni. The fatal flaw ami protruding pile*. Price 50c. For. manifest iife. We must cover the children in Jocelyn's p^.uvfj^u^ syllogism was Jocelyn Aocordingiy Jocelyn insensibly began ' i**-wvv*^a*B "■wvwvt.j u him**u**- sale by W. H. Goodyear. with our ©ompaasfou, taks them to our ,’te draw nearer to the object of his at- j eelf. eelf- Mau Mwn may aometimes aometimefi be led by tbe bearta, work with them and pray for them Marquette's building boom continues. intellect, but woman only by tbe heart iu wholehearted reliance upon God, until —and by curiosity. about bar profession, about tbe . s2io“Q"“T’ 1 "* t:‘T °WD detr After the above discuasion it became These pUls are sclcnttifcally compounded, !<-•«* Bern::tted to the artistic and es­ vaguely apparent to Jocelyn that the and uniform in action. No griping pain boi 36. "So ho called her. and when she wm pecially to the musical temperament. prima donna was drifting away from commonly following the use of pills.. come in unto him be said. Take up tby Ho launched into philosophical specula­ him. She parried his attempts at famil­ They are adapted to both adults and chll-----with perfect safety. We guarantee I'Ubha and uel’-’i tion!! about the constitution of society, iar intercaurs© gently buz effectively. dren .. ... called ------- ---his servant nnu they haw no equal tn the cure of sick anUed -,lz’ the woman, and thus Eluh*Gch im*kr aud demonstrated what a gigantic tiT- He had in fact done ber a service iigainst beadachf. constipation, dyspepelx and Wan 80t deceived, but only bis own interests. He had attfeted her biliouHMWi. and, as an appetizer, they ex­ S^id?0*}U up even from present administered. The time would to formulate her instinctive recoil from cel any ether preparation. the deau. Jesus gave the little girl back to come, he ttednred, when we should l«ok tbe view which he sought to inculcate. ber pereote, the son to hie motl^and Zeeland is about U> strike a building hack upon such a state of things with It wm incumbent upon him. therefore, to Umarus to hut hiKcfh. He is the rraurrea. boom. woaier mingled with diiignst. lit.; M., Ibe The area: mMority of so-called cough cures when ad that uro ln tbcir " Consider the itemenst* r.rmber cf>di- the season was at hand. While he was racking his, Laus as to do little more than tapair the (Ugesuw func1 ,thl. ... .. . bare done rr.r.rl good 1unto whni, he should do, aeddent caiae oppor- tfooB Md create Mie? Ajrert« Cherry Pectoral. uuie compassion and tenderness. She knelt . down beside him where he by npoif the • sofa, dipped bor handkerchief iu water, I and with soft mnnnnre of aympaUiy nnd ' rr.:h washed tire blood away from hi.- i wound. Be recognicM hia-geod link ami luyutill for a time, apparently in the , dead faint that precodes dissolution. , But watching hU opportunity whan they [ were left u’.oncj for a few minutes he fai- . tercd out an entreaty to lie lifted to a j sitting position. iiud when ahe clasped j her strong youu# arms about him to nu- j compUsh his deidrc alto found herself un-: awares entangled in his embrace, and before she could extricate herself she felt his lips on hor cheek. She placed him in the attitude lie wished, and then got slowly and wearily to her feet, her face pale and her ©yes dark. “So," she said, with a perceptible in­ tonation of contempt, "I was not mis­ taken!" "Forgive me, Beatrix," ho eighth out, still affecting to be overcome by weak­ ness. "1 could not help it. Darling F»rl. 1 lore yon »l I cm Hgbt agniMt it Beatrix Randolph. out».«»tn«,. WMI.lt faw-tb. ra.rt, «. wm tinkering a defective Teeebere' n at Nawaygo, far Infants and Children. nSmunrioua naodloatioo. 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TO FARMERS TH* MichiganFanner Bfflma PAPES m FABERS' It publlahM the beat and most reliabh Uw 8tak*«*r.tlH IkiMMivuL cosn# ^STSruS ““ ■>«. Association CASTOR IA U*«l>4>taKXS£ “~“h • who iUUM! nicatn nicata. “i d >ea”' between these two jnd-r «■ Tbe river Bolsen ia "rateu” at Kntiror, and certain districts are expected ta> be JDXTRO<T. MICH. �i-rjnsrsT'-r- M’s-'X ■j ~ >-ht ridc‘<rf fa" foreae&d. ue ira»g- [ ~ SI AM MITES SON. “JipltsJiur ______ tor, .nd lesson IX, FIRST QUARTER, INJ would o’* r‘“’u"‘ ”— ; , >------ h»rtbigots: fools but fools ™,towhn. •Undent of foofa »« r"t»OT«l into I — ««IP« MAnnM TERNATIONAL SERIES, MARCH 1. aitl bigots ba<! ever been thei teas ot toe prima dorm.', drwmns room. JWl pi .-mw' and rnligljteniurnt. Wc who then to- prin>» Joui"- '™nu ,l3“ W take the broader and ntofoundes view* ttHnff from her e»ra® i” '"J" can afford to disregard thrir damor. giowiM choeks and rparkling eye, the Cornu.!, ronn. -Gold.. T.«l. We (said Ja*elyn. taking the prim.. *»• thunder of applause still sounding in her na'. hamT in hta. and stroking it gently) oh. srf them the exzi.qde of oonrage ^Jocelyn’s ghastly aspect filled her with and independence, which will soontT or companion and tenderness. She knelt IConpfled fnxsl l.nwfl Helper QuzrtW/'byP*later be followed, ft is not m» ndy our down beside him where ho toy npon' the I mlakm uf Bl H. IloSman. publisher. 1 bitadfli* j 1:1.11.1 privilege, but our daty, and it would l» sofa, dipped her haudkejJehief in water, 1 After the dividing of the Jordan to allow bare for us to shrink from it. and with soft murmurs of sympathy nnd ' Elisha to rorrow it nnd the bealinx of the Tho prima donna withdrew her hand ruth waabnl the blood sway from Iris • v.'tttcn of Jericho, Both of which ®rrnt» as nnobtnudvely as she could, and asked were In »»•» last week’o. s Jenson, another miracle fll.OU. wound. Ho reeognk:?d hi# good lark v^ruw . her mentor what objection there was to ill cvMuw*i».< L ’T nappy Hosiers. ! • U^SSi£ I Sn^^SX^W^S marriage if people loved each other? 1 chapter ill. In i ho loginning of chapter iv Wn> Tlmtnou*. |»ortni!U‘U.r <4 idavt.lc. Ind writes: ‘•F.lrctric Bitten] ha* done He replied thnt if they loved each 1 . . > .. *........ of » ...; in ennni*ctiori ‘ft I L.r,'- W w u®. .11 -'lb" other what was the wx? of marriage? were left aionu for a few minutes he fol* . I .. ■ I Ar.X, . ...I.. .... »,.... —,— filled nn_i nnd’ «*•« kprlng hcftled, the ditches the 1.15.-I. <b< il»< l'«J "*■« '■t”,'"', JS™ Shu rejoined that far two persons to tore J out un entreaty to be lifted * to n . oU maUiplied were all wronght hr Gud — - --------- --kidney And liver trouble. • John l**‘ie, love each other was for them to fed that Iwhnlf uf fann-r and smekman. of mow ptace. &• they must belong to each other forever, sitting prsitioh. and when alio cl«?pod | (broush Hii.bnon.............. -- the perithtog, « » her strong young arms about him to uc- ‘ tho • troubled -• »--• and — ’ the -------rrk- The n''/’ God "f ot needy. ••Find Eieclrlr Bittrts to be the best hnd that marriage was simply their open :i-­ Elfahn is our God. end of Him it is written. khluey and liver medldnr. u>a<h* uw feel complisli his detdre she found herself un like a new man." J. • Ganfacr, bard- declaration before God and man of the awares entangled in his embrace, and “Mr God Bbitli supply all your need” (Ph». wair nnwehant, same town, says: Electric existence «.f this feeling in their hearts. before she could extricate herself she iv, W. v 25. "So she went and came unto the man Bitters is just the thing for a n»au who is To make such a declaration was, she felt bis lips on her cheek. God to Mount Carmel" all run down and don't core whether lie conceived, a natural and inevitable imShe placed him in the attitude he ofOur lesson begins in the midst of the lives ur dies; he found new strength, good ptdse, and it was natural and expedient apiw’tite and felt Jitrt like he Ltd a new that it should be made according to cer­ wished, and then got slowly and wearily story of this woman who dwelt at Sbunem, lease on lite. Only 5»c a buttlcl at «• *»• tain forms, the gradual outcome of tra­ to her foot,' her face pale and her eyes a village a few milw iwuth of Mount Ta­ bor und southeast from Mount Carmel. Goodyear’* drug store. dition and custom. Therefore she dark. 26. “Run now, I pray thee, to meet her; "So,” she said, with a perceptible in­ thought marriage was not so much an tonation of contempt, "I was not mis­ a:«l say unto her. Is it well with thee?1 ’ The best salve in the world for cuts, injustice of society to the individual, as xlie muu of God saw her afar off and taken!" bruises, sores, ulcers salt ilruin. fever a demand mad® by the individual that ••Forgive me, Beatrix." ho sighed out, thus eBBhtindrxi his servant to meet her sorre. tetter, chapped hands, liillblams, society bo tho witness and a voucher of still affecting to be overcome by Weak­ ami make inquiry for the health of herself, coms, aud all skin ernpUoos. and positive­ 'his covenant. her husband anil ber child. The meaning of ly cures piles or no imy required. It is Bnt Jocelyn hereuixm pointed out that ness. “I could not help it Darling the word “well,” as used in thia rtory, fa guaranteed to give perfect .tattlkfUetivu. or girl, I love, you sol I can fight against it seen in the margin of verse 53, aud also the monev refunded. Price 25 cerite per box. a covenant always implied a binding'r,n l. tof-or ’’ margin ot chapter v,Sl-Ia there peace.’ See al tire if it were . n0 iwer. For Mie by W. H. Gtaxljiear. the druggist promise, involving might I broken; that this again implied distrusttl |j “*TI ™ £rh have known that yon were also the text and margin of Gen. xxix, fl; Work has been resnmal ou tbe Allegan in the power of pipe !<>ve to hold its own,j । like the others—or worse," said she, "but xliU, 87; Ex. xviii, Judg. vi, 94. > <,««« RV—.V J ! I <™1«} not Veliev® it rill now. I shall oil well. ’ - \ I And Hhe answered. Il fa wulL The aoul and thnt any outside pressure brought to 1 in which the Prince of Twice rules shall freeiras. ' never be mistaken again. Souieof Ihr herbs' In Hull’s Hair Brewer, bear npon a passion essentially sofrL-_ have peace nt nil times even in tribula­ ‘ .i _____ ... *iL -----I “ Oh, Beatrix! have you no pity — no that wonderful propttsUoa tar rrilorlhs the love must tend to promote the very re- I tion (fan. ix, G, 7; xxvi. 3; Jet. xxix. 11: rotor and tlilrlteulnc the growth tlie hair, action mid revolt which it professed to ' John xvi, 38>. growvlentifuiijr in Now Kagtaod. Kurd asainst. Sb, mmle awww th«l kmn«» bow 1 taro rtruarM! S7. “And when she came to the man of T“v” off IW '“,1mm.” he ta continued Ckithes line thieves an- ujleratlng at ?ta covommt of nwntago wm. uot « Take this* bondage, God to ths lull she caught him by the feet." Battle Creek. “Let her alone, for her soul is vexed ! bondage, and had not that effect upon querulously, snatching away the hand­ Xkronkenn«w-I.lqunr Habit In i hi the j tho parties to it. but that to make one’s kerchief from hie forehead. "Iiet mo ' within her, and.tbe Ixxnl hath hid It from World there I* hot one cur bleed to death—I will not live without I me." • Ur. (toM.u hi.™to.. '■ ; tappmnu known to ottan. eudowod it Vr. llalucw’ Woldeu Specillr. Gebnri would have thrust her away as did < It <niu C!tn trir be jpwfii riven ■« in m a cueol li •.! ?*let “ or eoitre **" . with- ■ -witix a reality and substance which were ■ you!" out the feuwiedge ”f the j-.... .. — [ Ota WtaJfog to it. That oven- POmou I। “It win take yon a long time to bleed thedfaciplea of Jeans many a time (Matt, etfeelinx a M»«d> «"d prenumeat cure, xiv, 15; xv, 93, xlx, l»k Gehazi had ao little I to death. Mr. Jocelyn. ’’ returned she the rattent rati’-nt l»BiH<HleiTile«trinitrroran w a mcrteraieArinlteror an alcoholic an.-»n«.»« _* one uwi met tacitlv uki - ut or explicitly vuuuaamvm confirmed > of the spirit of his master, the disciples «• ""=^, «»«r’“• a ‘° "a *H* quietly. "I ritall hot be able to wait for ao little of the Spirit of Christ. And what Periia]* Madame Beinax will their roffflf rofT* without iteetr ifceir knowlw-ip*. knnwttaip-. audio-; audio-; the w.xldel wedded state would consequently you. shall we say of ourselves? 28. “Then she said. Did I desire a son of to«1 toe ta d,iigbt »a if it «• Shall I call herT "Yon shall not speak to me in that my lord? Did I not say. Do not deceive Sintrtratten. Cures Kuvrnntwd. Send for clr-j isted. far example, between two persons toner exclaimed Jocelyn, raising him ­ me?" * ■;1 on a desert •drece. Gotj>KX5rF<trnvo.. is.s Rare street, ...island, .< rdebarred from over - self on his conch in real or feigned pas­ 20. ‘Then he said to Gehazi, Gird up thy. -- communicating the facTof their mutual sion. “I have not deeeryed it! Rave 1 loins," nnd take my staff in thim- hand and ■ . Plainwell anticipates n bulMixiv boom in relation to others. Jocelyn here changtAl his ground, the not done everything for you? Have you go thy way, and lay my staff upbu the face the spring. of the child.” ' better to convey bis meaning, and put it forgotten what you owe xnc?” The prophet seems to understand that “You cannot have forgotten that 1 to his interlocutor whether a large jx-TMrs. Wisntew* Kurthfca Si rup should always long since told you 1 could never marry the chilli is dead, and with these word* he centnge of marriages were not notori ­ beu-M-d rv children teething. It-, soothes tae senda his servant. Better if ho had at once you, t>o how could you exjiect that I Slid, aontns the sums, riiavs all pain, cures ously unhappy, ar.d this being admitted. done na Elijah did in a similar case (I Kings Slid colic suit! is the best remedy fordtarrha*. Xrhgtlu-r it were .not thereby demon- would pay you what I owe with my­ xvii. 81). If the disciples of Jesus could Twenty-Avc rents a ixrtlle. sttatKl that a great many marriages, self?" not cant out the demon from the boy (Matt, wro^ u mistake? Site answered that i "I aiu not a man to make cold blooded xvii, 10,20), much less could Gehazi with evtroif oil marriages which had ever oc- I calcnlations!" said lu?, getting impnl- tho prophet’s staff do anything for this , ennt*! were mistakes, that would not'• sirely on his legs. "If you hnd any deml child When Baby was rick, w* gave her Castor!*. 30. “And tlie mother of tbe child Mid, prove that marriage itself wxs a mistake, ! heart you would understand, Beatrix.’’ Wh«o she wm a Chita, «be cried for Qurtori*. but only that the wedded partners liadj ' he went on, suddenly changing hia tone As the Lord liveth, and as tby soul liveth, I will not leave thee. " been mistaken in each other. Uj»on his, ; and attempting to ueize her hands; "1 Thus did Elisha say to Elijah three dif­ maintaining that every institution must■ ; do not ask au irrevocable compact—I do ferent times, and he is now reminded of Iks judged by its practical application, i uot hope that yon can love me always. his own earnest desire to obtain a blessing. she rejoined that if there were no suchi | Ton will go on, 1 know, and leave mo 8L “And Gehazi passed on before them, thing as love, there was an end to allI behind. But, oh! my dearest one, would and laid tho staff upon the face of the you regret in the future that is before child, but there was neither voice nor hear­ argument about it. ■ yon. aud which my poor aid will liave ing” He said that levo did unquestionably It is one thing to hold tbe truth and exist, and that it was tlie strongest andI helped you to enjoy—will you regret. most enduring passion of the human! then, haring made a man who love* you quite another to be held by it. The proph­ heart, but that it by no means followed[ insanely—haring made him. for a little et's staff in the hand of Gehazi wan very unlike the presence of tho prophet him­ that we could always fave the same per­. while only, the happiest of human By JULIAN HAWTHOBNE. self. . Preachers nnd teachers and all son with equal fervor. Life wasj beings? Yon may bo loved by younger Christian workers must 1* possessed aud growth, and love, which was the essence, men than I, and handsomer and richer, controlled by the truth if they would be CHAPTER XL , but never" ----of life, must therefore be subject to Used of God, and truth that does not pangrowth likewise. As we developed, as, . "Mr. Jocelyn,” she interposed, with a aesH and control ns and affect our dally while. manner that indicated a lamentable our minds nnd capacities expanded, we. ,............ ...v life is not really held l>y us. uarucuiug m ucr once sweet and ana graput aside the thing* of our less ma- '; hardening of her 82. “And when Elisha was come Into tbe ture time, and embraced the interests । cions nature, * “"if ia yon would ” look “at * house, behold tbe child was dead and laid ami the loves corresponding to our larger yourself in the glass yon would under­ upon his bed.” The child was In tbe prophet’s bed (vs. sphere. There was one love for child­ stand why 1 appear so unsympathetic. hood, another for youth, another for the Even a prima donna, who bolds herself 21>—a use of it that the woman never dreamed of when she prepared it for Elisha. prime of life. Tlie greater a person’s in­ at the beck and call of every good look­ When we are blessing others we are often herent scope and energy, the finer his ing fellow who happens to take a fancy unconsciously preparing a rrating place organization, tho more often would he' to her—even I cannot listen to you until for'our own sorrows, a comfort for oar­ find' it neceroary to change tlie object of you have washed your face. ’ Perfoapu selves tn time of trouble. his affections. To do bo was not in op­ you had better not use my washstand— 83. "Ho went in therefore, and shut the position to true morality, bnt in obe­ neople are so censorious, and your sensi- door upon them twain, nnd prayed unto dience to it: but society, consulting sole­ nrilitaes are so delicate; but if you will the Lord." It is no formal servant nnd staff business ly it* own selfish convenience, had arti­ go to your own place and get yourself ia ficially and arbitrarily mado such acts presentable condition then yon may now. but hand to hand and heart to heart ) criminal, and had thereby bewildered come to-morrow mid we will talk over work with the dead child and the living God. Now he does as Elijah did. He secs and mortally injured myriads of inno­ your proposal as quietly as your passion and realizes that the child fa dead, and be will admit. 1 will ask my father and prepares to take hold of God with as much cent human beings. To this the prima donna replied that Gen. Inigo to be present as witness earnestnctm as when besought the double love could grow fllimitably without dan­ and to. offer suggestions; for you are so portion of Elijah’s spirit. ger of ever outgrowing its object The young and impulsive that perhaps 1 34. "And he went up and lay upon the need was not of more to love, but to love might otherwise get the better of you. I child, aud put his month upon his mouth, more. God, who was love itself, loved think I hear some one coming,” she add­ nnd hta eyes upon hta eyes, and his hands the meanest of his creatures, and what ed, laying her hand upon the door latch; uj<on his hands.” “And ho stretched himself upon the God loved that, surely, is not unworthy “perimps it would be pleasanter for von child, end tbe flesh of the child waxed the affection of the most richly endowed to go out of your own accord, instead of warm." waiting to be — assisted ! ” of mankind. As Jocelyn did not imme­ Spurgeon says that there fa do stretch­ Jocelyn departed, feeling sore outside ^Tfrbnpt It would be pinto tier lor you diately confute this argument the prima and in. But he frmcied he knew a way ing that is harder than to stretch one’s self ' poor omaeeorH.'' donna arose and gently intimated that to make the prima donna regret his dis­ to a chili (I am indebted to him for many ^tLbOkQght* > When we Staoiltoi Jocelyn ta.l obwrvcd with it was necessary for her to be alone in missal. do this however, in honrat rellsnre upon '■airtv the progress of the acquaintance order to prepare for the evening's per­ continVed. God, there will sufWybe a response, the between Bellingham and the prima formance. flesh of the child will wax warm. Here fa Jocelyn ought to have known the futil­ . donna nnd was costing about fa his mind a token of returning life. how u> put a stop to it, when Belling- ity of argument with a woman about a That at this season Ute blood Is tilled with im­ ». “Thet!>!• returned«ndmulad|„th, ham suddenly disappeared. He would subject in which the emotions are main­ purities. Lie arenmulrtiou of months of close house to oad fro, and went up and confluement tn poorly ventilated stores, work•have inferred that he must hare pro­ ly involved. Even if he bad demon- Jflwps aud tenrmenla All these im purtues an d stretched himself upon him.” moted to mademoiselle and been refused b-trated his proposition and obtained her 1every trace of scrofula, salt rheutu. or other Not in a moment, nor in a day, den the dtseaeea may be expelled. by takinx Hood’s fullne*,,«£,iife«’c^ We must take iw our ■had not the latter's aspect plainly assent to it. he would not have been a ) I atiei,t continuance in well do­ showed that she was suffering quite as trit nearer his goal. A woman overpow- । one dollar" U true. ing (Rom. ii, 7), and remember that "In 1 much ae Bellingham could be supposed cred by passion will act in direct oppo- doses w?BhaH reap if Drt" to be. Jectnyu's acuteness was not of a sition to the most elementary dictates of Marine L’lty is to have electric lights. J?’, 11 h not »’-«tohlng ourseiSa fine enough order to enable him to hit reason: and the same woman will not to the child once only, bnt repeatedly, and Ilian, PU««, PHe*. swerve a hair's breadth from the path of in aiucero reliance upon God. Loose's Bed Clover Pile Remedy, Is a always And the child sneezed sXeu time., and rectitude if the most unanswerable logi­ positive specific for all forms of the dis­ ' full tjm»‘ he himself took a leading aud a cal demonstration do not tally with her ease. child opened hi.- eye*.” Blind, bleeding, itching, ulcerated the So wn iaiHll r^,. t tllJ and protruding piles. Price 50c. For W.muutJLttTcliS Accordingly Jocelyn inratuibiy began in Jocelyn's syllogism was Jtxwlyn him­ wile by W. H. Goodyear. with our compassion, talw them to our Nedrow nearer io the object of his &t- self. Man may sometimes be led by the hearts, work with them and nrav for thm. Marquette's building boom continues. ’Tuitions He talked to her a great deal intellect, but woman only by the heart In wholehearted reliance ur»n ^Gad about ber profession, about tbe preroga­ they can say “I se.. God‘ 1 *°’TBnu “ “X own dear tives erf gemux. and the peculiar priviAfter the above disanarion it became' These pills are selemiAcally compounded, Saviour." mitted to the artistic and &f- vaguely apparent to Jocelyn that the and uniform in action. No griping pain so 80. “So he called her, and when ~m.to uuu, hire b. -ld.-lS, *T£J pedaliy to the mwdeal temperament. prima donna was drifting away from commonly following tbe use of pUla. He launched into philosophical specula- him. She parried his attempts at famil­ They are adapted to both adolts and chil­ iar intercourse gently but effectively. dren with perfect safety. We guarantee He tad ill fact *Be tar*Krvtoe imiita *»!»'’»• equal la tbe euee «f Bick ended Lhe woman, and thus Eltaha snake and demonstrated what a gigantic tyr- I hia own intenjz Ito had MbUdto con.tlp.tta>, dr.t»p.U cd vnu .u.c.co,®. aac “““ aoou-cAt uvi -bUto&am, Wll,.n;Tu»<« and. «nd u u irnntiRiiror th»v ex­ tat an appetiser, they prtweut adminiKert i time would to formulate her instinctive recoil from eel any other preparation. nxne. he ’dedared, when we should look the view which he nought to inculcate. but pmaus tl» M “ Zeeland i» about to strike a building It was incumbent upon him. ikcrefcxre, to Uanu, t» bi. ““Jy. *“1 boom. wonder mingled with disgust. b» «U.l tot Utt; a-;“ii t&'xrsx Tbrarew majority of w-called cough cuns W ro defective Teachers' Association at AM the Horrible J YW Th® accide The eng •clous of within tw brakes, bu had alreai bad tclesc fortunate The acene tion. 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Sunday reading for people of every faith. children, one’s hea afoo»«tt tbe dioas Weftrilh sixty-toe Bill mini ' treat capi and had By special arrangement we offer to extend your subscription to this paper for one year, and send The Christian Upion one year to a new subscriber, for the very low combination price named above. No other paper in town is able to make this offer. Don't miss this opportunity to secure two papers that you want, at so low a price. Address this oiticc. a $ GEI TO FARMERS MichiganFarmer ■As BUSHE88 PAPER *F0B FAEIERSI Nr lb tawr, lb 8trtlredtr. the birjMi iri th brtMdtinst. * •krajssa totoUatffattoS' Grand Ge into tbe ah wm filled ployes bou Mott Hav tion five m train. Th fog, owin shop train tJw rnoftnt speeding a CASTORIA Nawaygo. The river Rataea ta “raisen” at Monroe, tunnel ne and severa injured. Beatrix Ranaoiph. Uh .ud THEDEA NXW Yo Tdi'i2! > blind CHI^GO ^aibbank&c£l w»ke» the rtatewent tl'«‘sbe c*“gUl .rrtJl whldi settled « ber ’"“f•’7hJ»H«ined for a raniith bj h«-r {a’nlwaM bat grow wor«. Hr ,oWand thrt । ■ hmiele-s-i victim <rf C'*,s‘,u,l . . no medicine rare-ber. -MB^StrtlDr- Kings N‘‘» ’'•Jj0'*’- . . , I CMnsaniption: belrfitrd from ber deifah: foundI «■£ n|ul aiu.r ' i " "*«>*■ IRON5) DBTHOJT. MICH. and save night loi 1 lurlac? f firutexph thing toi ■am atari Uri. 11 eurfaro i �BAILWAY HORRORS Fatal Wreck in a Tunnel in New York City. THE DEATH-BOLL HUMBLES EIGHT Aud the Fate of Seven Was Peculiarly Horrible — Two Women Among the Victim*, One Terribly It anted After Death—One Unfortunate Cut in Two A Mine Explosion In Nov* Scotia Ile•uli* in the Loes of Over One Huudrod 14 ve*. THE NATIONAL LEGISLATURE. Froeeedlngs in the Saaate aad Hoane of . Reprsseatatlres. WAsmgGTOX Cmr. Feb. 18.—In tbe Xnate yesterday a number of pension hills were passed. Including honae bill to in­ crease the pension ot the widow of Gen. Custer to 1100 per month. Tbe copyright bill was considered, and the Sherman amendment to admit copyrighted books, etc., printed in foreign countries, on pay­ ment of tariff duties, was agreed to, a* was also an amendment by Frye, requir­ ing maps, dramatic and musical composi­ tions, engravings, cuts, prints, photo­ graphs, chromos, oy lithographs to be printed from plates executed in the United States, aud an amendment by Ingalls ex­ empting newspapers and periodicals from prohibition of importation Tbe bill wav then passed-yeas, 38; bays, 14, After same talk without action on the Indian claims bill tbe senate took reems until 8 p. m. Nothing was done at the night ses­ sion. The senate waited nu hour and a half for a quorum which never came, and then ndjou ned. In the house Payson ot Illinois was elected speaker pro tempore in the ab­ sence of the speaker, who was detained at home by sickness. Conferences were or­ dered ou the District of Columbia and military academy appropriation bills, after which the Indian r-pprupriution bill wm considered and passed, and the po*tofilcv appropriation was carried iutu com­ mittee of the whole, but without dispos ing of it the bouse adjourned. EDITORIAL DUEL. Bloody Affray in the Street at Columbua, O. AB EDITOB KILLED BY HIS ENEMY. The Reault of taan<lnhma Ink Slinging — A War with tta Pen Which Did So One Credit End* In »• War with 1’uwdrr nnd Bullet, and Two Against One—A Bystander Killed und Several People Wounded—Conflicting Statement*. Columbus, o.. Feb. 34.-A horrible New York, Felt 2L—An appalling dla* tragedy occmred here shortly after 1 aster occurred shortly after 7 o'dock yes­ ydock yesterday afternoon. Two men terday morning iu the Fourth avenue were killed nnd several wounded in a tunnel near Eighty fifth street, in which fusillade of pistol shots. The terrible af two women nut! four men met their death, fair was tho outgrowth of a newspaper und several other persons went ncrioualy feud which has been raging for several injured. Al! were employes ot the; New weeks between tbe publishers of The Yard, N-w !Laven and Hartford railway. । Sunday World aud Sunday Capitol of Tbe ac. idem was cnuwal by the New Ha­ 'this city. Col. W. J. Elliott, editor of ven accommodation train, which left the The Capitol, shot and instantly killed Al­ Grand Central station at 7.-01, crashing bert Osborne, city editor of Tho World. _ into the shop train, the rear car ut which W. Ik Hughes, an old gentleman who was filled with car-cleaners and other emwa* standing near by, wai shot aud phiy&s bound ifor the railroad shops at killed with a stray bullet from Elliott’s Mott Haven, rjid which had left the sta­ pistol The tragedy, ou before stated, wm tion five minutes ahead of the New Haven tta result of a uewspapsr war. Tw*. train. The tunnel was filled with a dense week* ago Tbe World made charges against Elliott’s family, insinuating that log. Owing to which the engineer ot the a female relative was unchaste. hop train ran)under slow headway. In Wasiiixgtok City, Feb. 20.-In the.senThe Artillery Op..ns Fir*. t.u> meantime jthe New Haven local was ate yesterday Ingalls, tn a brief addrees, Elliott retaliated un the following Sun. eding along in tho rear. tendered bis resignation a* president pro lay with a four-column article charging Aguulxed CrlM of the Victim*. tern, of the scuitte, to take effect on lhe F. W. Levering, editor of The World,with The engineer of the local was uacon- election of hU successor. The credentials being the joint proprietor of an assigna­ of any \ danger ahead until when of Vance senator from North Carolina tion hotyie, U'ing associated with a woman within twenty | feet of the shop train he fur the term beginning March 4 next were named Lou Burton in the disreputable en­ saw its rcdjigpts aud at once applied the filed. Several bills of un unimportant na­ terprise. Levering Is nu assistant state brakes, but it !was too late. The engine ture were pas.M>d. after which the Indian oil inspector and promineu*. in politics had already crashed into lhe hind end and depru lation* Mil waHdiscussed and pM*ed. The charges, therefore, created u profound ..id telescoped the car containing the un­ The Nicaragua canal bill was made the sensation. The charges against Levering unfinished business. At Op. m. itasen­ also i.i plicated Claude Meeker, Goverm r fortunate employe* ou their way to work. ate adjourned. Campbell's private secretary. Leteriug The scent* that| followed beggar* desCrip­ The house, after consuming three hours ami his city editor. Mr. Osborne, retail ton. Men and women screamed tor'help in the disposition of a claim bill, went iteii Sunday with a sensational article, and there wert* moans from tlie dying. into committee of the whole ou the post­ charging Elliott with nearly all thecrimis The passenger] on the New Haven, none office appropriation bill Without dis­ ■ in the calendar. Elliott, with bis brother of whom was. injured. ru«hed pell-well posing of tin bill lhe bouse, ut 0 p. hl, Patrick, and Osborne met yesterdny after­ over each othel in the d:irje tunmil, panie- took u receas until 8 o'clock, last night, noon in High street, near the American stricken. Following the crash, flames the night se.*«ion to be for the consid­ hotel. Patrick Elliott opened fire upon burst from thc;wreck and cloads of smoke eration of t'-je immigration bllb Little Osborne, and Osborne returned the fire. ■ rolled up through tlie air vent in the tun progress was made on the bill at the night Three In a How, All Shooting. nel that wax almost directly over the wue session. A running battle ensued, in which W. of the accident. Fearful cries fur Beln J. Elliott joined. Patrick Elliott started WashinotoX Cirr, Feb. 91.-The sen­ were hen rd hyithose who were poMing in to run, followed by Ostarue, Osborne be­ ate yesterday passed 130 pension Ulis, und ing followed by W. J. Elliott, all three tne street- ovenhead. after other business of a routine nature men emptying their revolvers as rapidly A VV«>man*« Frlghcrul Fate. proce«q«l with the consideration of the a* iMMsilde. One of the «hots from W. J. in the meantime firemen had swarmed down into tta feinm-l nud had began their Nicaragua caiiai bllb Vest made a long Elliott's gun grazed Osborne's arm, and work of sob :uing the flame* and rescuing speech in opposition to the bill, taking the he turned and flre-d at tho former. Tta the injured. Que ut the women car dinn­ ground that tbe Bulw^cr-Clayton treaty shot missed its mark, and Osborne fled ers hail taen struck by the engine and her between iho United State* and Great iiito Malcolm McDonald's but store. As condition was Isuflieioal .evidence to (be­ Britain was still iu force. Without action he did so, he turned and fired at W. J. Elliott The latter fired his weapon al­ lieve that she nnd been killed instantly. the senate adjourued The lamp m Itho cur had exploded and , In the house Cannon reported from lhe most simultaneously, and the shot took actiitered flaming oil over her clothes an I committee on rules a resdlation fur the effect in Osborue's chlu. It went clear besides tain" horribly mutilated. her bend immediate cuniJderation of business re­ through bis moti'h. Upward and back;ad body were (terribly burned. Out of a ported by t •_* committer ou judiciary. warti through the brain, and came out at r >ken window] ot the wrecked car where Democrat* filibustered, liecamte Cautren tbe tane of the skull. Elliott had followed the engine ofithe local tad pinned bcm announced that he •would more tbe pre­ Ostarue into the store, and a* he fired the fast, hung John Haucke, a car cleaner, vious question ou each Uli und cut off de­ last shot, grappled with him. lu the crying for Ind pi The firemen as tenderly bate, but the rcsoluttoa was finally adopt­ scuffle which followed both their guns u* possible tried to pnll him out, but the ed. The bill for lhe relief uf the supreme were discharged, aud Osborne fell to the efforts caused Him *t*ch intense pain that court wm tukru up, xennle amendments floor dead. An Innpcent Bystander Killed. , he begged tv taj left where wax. When'be non-concurred in. and a conference or­ Elliott ret tent cl out the front door and wo* gotten ouuit was found I hut his legs dered. The bill to fix salaries ot district had been partldHy burned off. He died on judges uf the United States was then di-nppeared lu the crowd with tho re taken up, but without action recesa to 8 volver iu bis hand. W. L Hughes, a the way to the hospital / p. m. wm taken. At the evening session highly respected citiaen, wm standing on The Uit of Uafortanate*. tbe pavement watching Lhe formation of The following is a correct list of tlie 113 private pension bills wcr^pu*>ed. WzsmjcuTON CITY, Feb. £3—The senate the Washington’# birthday parade. He dead and injured: Dead -John Haucke, Michael Multifile (aged 13). Mrs. NeF'• Saturday passed a bill prohibiting book­ was struck during the running battle. Supple. Mrs. Ellen Fay, John Murray, making or pool-selling in Washfogton The tali entpred his head immediately aged 49. all of ibis city, and an uukaav. n City or Georgetown, or within one mile over the left eye, and he dropped upon the colored man. Injured—William F. Brown, of tbe boundaries of those cities. An pavement, expiring instantly. Patrick a brakeman,’ injured fateruk|ly; M. M. amendment tu extend tbe provisions ot Elliott was shot in the back and arm, and has a frightful wound on top ot the bead. Culbreth, colored cook, suffering frqm shock; Engineer Fowler aad Brakeman the bill to the whole District, which would The physicians are as yet unable to deter­ include the race course, wm disagreed to. mine bow serious his wounds are. Two Lion, slightly Hurt. Tta sundry civil appropriation bill was re­ other men are known to have received ANOTHER~MINE HORROR. ported. The Nicaragua aaual Ull wm bullet wounds, one iu the arm. the other considered, but do action on tbe bill wm in tbe leg. W. J. Elliott was at one time Huiulrcd nhd Thirteen Live* Lest in taken. Tlie conftfeuce rejiort on the navy state supervi-orot printing, and ha* taken __ltov« Scotia. appropriation bill wm presented aud an active part in politics. He is a per­ Halifax, N. S.. Feb. 23.—The first agreed to. sonal friend of Charles Stewart ParuelL great disaster ia the history-of the Cum­ Tbe bouse g«< into a snarl over the ap . Both the Elliotts are locked up at tbe sta­ berland coal fields occurred Saturday uft- provnl ot tbe journal and three hours were tion hotiHe. . x Exlitor Elliott** StatcnirnL ernooe, when an explosion took place in consumed tafore the question wm set­ The two Eiliutts were seen by a report­ the eart slope of the Spring Hill mines, tled. The senate bill fixing the salariesot resulting in large loss of life. Many of the United State • district judges at 13,000 p< r er yesterday afternoon W. J. Elliott, annum was then taken up and, after brief after saying he had nothing to conceal; bodies were tenribly mutilated mid it is dii-cusaion, passed. The postofiice appro­ that be had called daring tbe morning at known that 113 persons to»t their iivfi*. priation bill was taken up in committee ot a gun store for a pistol he had left there and Mnne<uiuHieK are mauruing tbe loss the whole «id after debate laid aside for repair, nnd that when tbe "nigger” uf two or thrSe numbers. . As soon m tbe with favorable recommendation. The de­ gave him the guu he did not even look to news went abrb^l tbe mouth of ttajiit ficiency bill was tnen taken up. The ace whether it was loaded, as he had no was«urruumled|by shriakiug women mid Democrats iu»v*ted that it be read, and idea of getting into a shooting scrape, as­ children, and tbe scene was uno to stop then a long debate took place a» to wh- n serted that Osborne began shooting as it should be voted on. No conclusion was soon a* he saw tbe two brothers on the one’s heart beat*. It is greatest dis­ reached, nnd it was V p. m. before the street, and they had to shoot in selfaster ever known in this coal Arid. The house adjourned. defeuse. He bad no expectation of meet two previous mlamitles were the explo­ WashiXGTOX City, Feb. 24.—In the sen­ ing Osborne, as when that person wrote sions-nt the Ford pit, Itellarton. ten years ate yesterday a number of petitions were np any one he did not go on the street for ago, when forty-five lives were lust, aud presented and referred. The credential < several days, implying that he was afraid. What Other Men 8ay. tbe disaster at the Drummond ‘mine. of Platt and Jones of Arkansan, for the On theother hand G us and Shehan Johns, Westrille, seventeen years ago, v^hen terra beginning March 4 next, were filed. who saw the fight from the beginning, sixty-five men were killed. The Spring There wm quite a discussion over a say that Osborne was steading in front of Hill mine is cwrfed by English and Mon­ proposition to print 100,(ID copies of the ' Schrader’s talking to Frank Clarke, an at­ treal capita* bits. It employed 1,000 men ugricutnral report ou ‘•Diseases of the torney, when the Elliotts appeared walking and hud an output of jOQ,(K)O ton a year. Horse," but finally an amendment fixing south on High street. The two men walked the number of copies nt 50,000 was agreed up close to where Osborne was standing, The Mine Completely Wrecked. The mine tax been completely wrecked. to. Au executive scroiun was held, and aad one ot them remarked: “Give it to the s— of a b—,* whereupon one'of them Chokedamp set in immediately after the when tbe doors reopened tho sundry civil appropriation bill resumed Until O p tinxl at Osborn, who started to back to­ explosion, and dii ita deadly work welt in., when recess wm taken lu 8 o'clock. ward the north. He pulled a pistol and Rescuing parties were -organized. and At the night session an amendment to the began firing at the Elliotts, who were fol­ brave volunteer*: were not wanting to go bill appropriating $10,000 to tta family of lowing him with revolvers in hand, shoot­ • down to recover the bodies ef tlie dead the late Processor Joseph Henry, of Smith­ ing at him. The Elliotts say that O*borue and save those who might he ulive. AD sonian Institute fame, wm adopted. 115 killed Hughes, while eyewitnesses claim night long the work weal on, and as pages of the bill disposed of, and at 11 p. that W. J- Elliott wa* the man. Osborne's pistol has not been found; those of the El­ corpse alter corpse was brought to the m. tbe sennte adjourned. In the hou-e tta journal was read and liotts tbe police have, and both are nearly *urface the despairing wails of the bereared rent tbe heavens. Many of the approved without ubj-ction on tbe part empty of loads. Public opinion U against dead were alaust unrecognizable. The of the Democrats. The conference report the Elliotts. Come* Up tn the LegUtatur®. first exploring party found the bodies of on tbe bill proriding for tho allotment of In the senate yesterday afternoon Cole two so badly mutilated that they could lands in severalty to the Indians was only be takri to the surface ia bags. One agreed to. The house then went into com­ introduced a bill which was suggested by body was ent in two across the abdospn, mittee of th- whole on tbe deficiency ap- the result of this newspaper feud. It pro­ one arm wm misdng, the face was a mass proprlatten bill, but without disposing of vides tlmt any editor, proprietor, owner, of blackeneu. burned flesh, and ttte only it tie committee rose. Tta poatoffioe ap- or correspondent who publishes, or per­ mits to be published, any attack upon tta thing U> denote time. It was a human body prupriation bill was pawed, aud ths house was a toft of hair on the back of the m., when recess was taken to & When private character of any • citizen with in­ head. The brain wm exposed to view.ond called to order at night tbe immigration tent to injure hi* credit or standing lu bill was considered in committee. An public, or*to charge puclidy any citizen pneMnited a sickening spectacle. amendment was adopted giving refuge to with unlawful practices in private affairs, Terribly Afflicted Families. Jessie Armlsbaw went down No. 2 slope “political" offenders, the bill reported to shall be deemed guilty of u felony and fined not Isss than $1,000 and confined in Saturday ni-ht and found hi* three sous tbe house, the previous question ordered the penitentiary not ias* than one year, or and a brother piled together in a heap in on it and a substitute offered by Oates, and both at the discretion of tta court. one corner of tbe mine. The sight ao un­ the house adjourned. nerved him that be bad to return to the Tbe Xlllnoi* Legislature. Mare Bn IldosluK at the Fair Site. surface without his boys. Two sons of Sfbixgfikld, Ills , Feb. 24.—Seven sen­ Chicago, Feb. 24.—A crowd of 3,000 men ; Robert McVey, both under 14 years, oc­ ators and twenty-four representatives cupy one coffin. Hugh Bunt loses two aad boys, mostly idlers, by threats and were present at yeslcrdny’s session of tbe son*. These sorrowful households are intimidation yesterday compelled 100 men joint aawmbly. On the I22d ballot Palmer only a few of tbe larga numbers from employed in Jackson park by World's fair which bread winners have been so ruth­ contractors to cease work. Two patrol received 14 vote*, Streeter 4, Oglesby 2, lessly snatched. .The deepest gloom has wagons filled with policemen were called and Ihtyson 8. Those voting for Paysoti So the scene, and tbe erowd aoon fell back were Representatives Anthony, Headou, settled over tbe whole community. The scene of tbe explosion wm in the and wm excluded from the park. There Myer of Livingstone: for Ogle*by, Ham *r immediate vicinity of No. 6 and 7 slopes. wm no shooting, end no one was injured. and Sheridan. No legislative buxines* o.’ The greatest number of ds^’h* occurred Only a portion of the frightened laborer* intcr-wt done. there. This part ot the mine' was visited resumed werk after order tad been re­ < A Bld for; Manufactorie*. __________________ hy Deputy Inspector -of Mines Madden stored. Fredericksburg, Va, Feb. 24.—The Friday morning, and he says there was no Tka Markets. city council has passed an ordinance ex­ gun to xpak of at that time. Chicago, Fab. 28.—To-day was observed empting from municipal taxation for a In a railway collision at He restoff. Rus- thronghont tta conntrv as Waohingtor ■ period of tea years all manufacturing tian Poland. Monday, sixteen persons birthday and all tta exchanges were plant* that more to this city. steed. were kilted and many seriemdy injured. NEWS IN BRIEF. A WAITRESS TOR A DAY. A* when a bh«*an first srakens. dnar. And. called by heavse's mighty Alcbemi*t, Unfold* tbe frajila leaves Lhe wind bsa kiassd Before tbe great eye, strong and cry«t*l clear, And leU the ardent ran draw near Bo all tny lite has btoanrad, I wist. In perfect love too ralshty to rwttit, O ncibtasi woman, whom I moM revere. ROMANCE OF * *50 BILL THAT The treasury department Wednesday purchased 124.0U0 uuucua oi silver nt from HANGS IN A BEAUTY’S ROOM. 983 to 0.085 jier ounce. 0. A woman aud four children were suffo A Pretty Mtory of City People Boeghtag cated in a burning building in Brooklyn, It In a WIW and Unsettled Part cf Ibe N. Y.. Wednesday, and a man was fatally burned. Big lVr»i—A Sister*in-taw Tstas tbe I offer you a life; it’s good and 01. Tho’ not lu haste or careless dtarray. Tta irteamer Havel collided with an Place uf Servant for Ono MeoL Rut A* the higbert tribute—only toeet. ’ Italian bark lu New York harbor Wednes­ You may not take the gift, 'U» na you will. lu tta pretty morning room of a certain day. sinking the Utter ves*et nnd drown Yet must I tiring yrxi this, my all, lay Ing two boys My manhood’* strength and prorates al your young woman in this city there hangs on the wall a $10 hill, framed tiral by a wide The following national bank* have been feet. gray wt and edged with a narrow rim of authorized to commence business: Ohio - Georgia Robert* in Htuburg Bulletin. scarlet plush picked out in gold. Thereby National Bank of Washington, at Wash­ hangs a talc, tine of the Enstcr weddings ington City, capital $200,000; ILrlin Na A Ghost That Bobbed. tioiiHl bank, at Berlin, N. H., capital A ghost robbed a house iu Soho square,' wn* that of tbe ytsang woman’s staler. She married ucivileigineer, who, straight­ Jf-OAU . London. In the year 1TM in a moat ap­ way after the manner of civil engipbera, Tbe American Loan and Trust com­ proved or disapproved fashion, and the pany, of New York, which got into finan­ case is worth reporting. A gentleman who rushed off to Arizona to survey a.Copper cial trouble Wednesday, will probably re­ upi>eared to be quite wealthy took rooms mine about to ta or already opened in that bn me buMiness withiu a week. The com­ in a fajtblonable house in the locality men­ distant territory. ■ His bride accompanied pany hM lust$500,000, b If its capital. It tioned. A abort time afterward he told him. nnd the sitter wm induced fo go also for purpose*, oa she put it. of “travel, exwill be reorganized. his landlord that his brother was dead, and ploratlou and nd venture.” James W. Connerton. “Bail Jimmy,’’ ot asked permission to bring the body tahis Things were not altogether bad out Chicago, who killed “Doc" Hnggerty— rooms while tta arrangements for inter­ among tta Indians; tbe mine was on tbe who wm also ‘‘bad’’—some time ago io a incut were completed- Permission waa line of n railroad; they "had carried withi saloon tight, was acquitted Thursday ot> granted, and n handsome Qpffin arrived, ttam a gtxxl many home lieloDgings; a the ground of self-defeuse. containing what appeared to bo a corpse In house wm secured, such as it was. and u The prisoners in the Fort Dodge, In., a long white shroud. The coffin was more or les* proper establishment set up. jail,liad removed all lhe locks from l*e placed in tlie dining room. Next night, The summer nnd the stater’s stay- were cell doors, aud were just about-rendy tc after all had retired save the lodger and nearly nt an end, wbep one afternoon Mr. make a break for liberty, when tlie sheriff servant maid, an appnriticn appeared' to Tom. the husitand and brother-in-law. “got onto" them and blocked their game. the latter. The apiwritlon was a tall, ■ent word from the works that the English Miss Fanning,a Providence, Ji. I., young specter like figure, with every appearance member of the firm which was developing woman, says that she has been cured ul of a ghost. the mine bail arrived suddenly for a faw The maid rushed upstairs to tar master hours’ stay and he wbnld bring him up to paralysis by wearing around her waist at package of clay from the grnv.- of Mar aud mistress' room, followed by the ghost, dinner. This announcement created some garet Bourmeoh at Montreal. Margaret who mounted sentinel at the door, con­ consternation. was tta founder of the Sisters ot Notre torted his features nud waved his hands. Tbe cook was a half breed who was ex­ The maid crept under the bed and her em-. cellent within hia limits, but he knew, Dam?.. A wait.-r in a Richmond. Va., hotel bai ploytai hid tlirir faces under the bed cloth­ nothing even of the rudiments of buting. At this time a great uoi.se like furni ­ a few words with John 1- Sullivan lering. As a matter of fact the fap>Wednesday, and when John * turted to “do ture moving was heard in the houae, and ily were accustomed to dine en buffet the moke up.” Lhe latter threw tta con­ tta three terrified objects came to the con­ Thia, freely translated, meant frequent • clusion .that the house had been taken pos ­ tents of a coffee-pot into his face Before trips on the part of one diner or an­ Johu could recover the waiter had earn- session of by n regiment of spirits. At other to the chest at the side uf the room, last all wu quiet, tho ghost had disap­ which by courtesy was called a sideboard. used. peared and a search was made. Tta house ‘But an Engltahman, you know. Nell,” It is now claimed that Senator-Elect Kyle, of South Dakota, is not a dtizsa of wm found to have been stripped ot every said Mrs. Tom plaintively, "expects ak. particle of furniture, and all the valuable dinner to ta served If he takes that meal in, that state. family plate had guue too. No peychologMrs. McCormick died Tuesday at Green iral society investigated the phenomenon, nn Indian jungle.** With our canned soups, Point, I- L, aged KM yean*. Within an but t he police did, mid the lodger and Che and lobster, und the superb joint which. hour of her death she was walklog about, sham corpse were both hanged nt Tyburn. Nelson can got up, we can offer a most pre­ sentable menu, but what tiiall wo do for cheerful and well. —St. Louis Globe-Democrat. some one to change the plates?” I*rofes»<or Alexander Winchell, of the A MAID FOR AK HOUR. Michigan nniveraity. a geologist of world Prince Btranarck** Wooing. Mtas Nell immediately begged to take the wide reputation, died al Ann Arbor, Prince Bismarck began his wooing in a role for a single appearance. "It will be Mich., Thursday. rather stern uarnucr. As he always favor­ no end of fun,” ahe argued, "aad I warrant Tbe lower bouse of tta Kansas Icgisla ed energetic measures, he wrote direct to neither you nor Tom nor the Englishman ture hM reconsidered its action iu defeat­ the ydung lady’s parents, with whom ta ha* ever been served as I shall serve you ing the woman miffragc WIL and ta* wns not acquainted, nnd demanded their to-night. I've always contended it took a passed the measure. daughter-in marriage. They were simple high degree uf'intelligence to create a per­ The Grand Opera Louse at Rochester. folk, leading a very quiet life, and they fect butler or butlcnsw," she added with a N. Y„ was burned enrly Thursday. The were rather frightened at the reputation faugh, "and I'd immensely like to show Windsor hotel, adjoining, wm slightly for high living which the candidate enjoyed. what culture can do with a dinner tray.” Their daughter, however, intimated in dis­ damaged. Ixisk, t-75.000. In the end, though with many misgiv­ Dr. Henry Wade Roger*- wm Thursday creet terms that she did not look upon the ings on Mrs. Tom’* part, the plan was ar­ formally inaugurated us president ot tin young gentleman with nn unfavorable eye, ranged. A note was dispatched to Mr. as there was no doubt the young man ’ * Northwestern university at Evanston Tom warning him not to mention his Ills., to succeed the late President-. Cum parents had a good reputation. stater-in-law in any way—that all would Consequently the young Jady's imrenta ta explained later, k was a few moments mingn. iuvitcil Btanarck to come and see them.* after their guest had been welcomed that IJuidne** failures in the United State* Every one did his best to give tbe visitor a capped and aproned figure appeared in during the seven days ended Fridar were -.49; for the corresponding week in 1890, a suitable reception. Fraulein von Putt- tbe doorway announcing quietly, "Dinner kammer'a parents put on an air of grave is served.” Whatever Mr. Tom may have 23it solemnity, and lhe young lady stood with thought or felt he couhf not hxpniM— Antigo (2:10.’<'). by Electioneer; was pur chased at Lexlugton, Ky., Thursday by her eyes modestly bent upon the ground, could do nothing indeed but follow his 3- A. Brown, of Kalnmoxoo, Mich., fo: when Bismarck, on alighting, threw his wife bn tta Englishman handed tar out. arms around bi* sweetheart’s neck aud Everything went beautifully in tta dining •skooa embraced her vigorously before noy one A Baptist minister wm bound over t< hud time to toll him that his conduct was room. From soup to cheese the serving tlie United States court at Tullahoma, hasdly proper and correct. The result was, was irreproachable. The guest, a genial, Tenn., Thursday, for running a wild-cat however, nu immediate tatrothak Prince companiouable man of perhaps 50, was visibly affecUd by tta skill and general el­ distillery In bis smoke houz?. Bismarck is very fond of telling this tale, C.’V. McChesney, of Cincinnati, was and he la careful always to finish the story egance of tta waitresH, and Mrs. Tom caught several several searching glances awarded a gold medal offered by Poet­ by this reflection: thrown upon tar maid. master General Wunamaker to the postal "And you have no idea what this little Nothing wm said, however, till the close clerk having the best re cord for 1890. lady has made of toe.”—Philadelphia Rec­ of the dinner, when, the coffee haring been Riverside, a suburb of Parkersburg, W ord. placed upon tta table, lhe deft and demure Va. having 1,000 inhabitant*, w^s eqtjjehandmaiden withdrew. Then tta English­ ly swept away by the .flood in the Ohk ItoiiM-d from a Troubled Bleep. man voiced bis surprise that Mrs. Tom river. Fortunately no lives were lost. One of the city hotels occasionally hM a could keep in thia out of tta way place Ex-Governor Fcuter deals* that he has queer lodger. He was formerly an en­ ■uch a thoroughly trained and capable been offered the treasury portfolio, or ttal gineer, but is now a United States boiler maid, whereupon Mm Tom, knowing that he had any other occasion to visit New inspector. While an engineer he was ber stater could retire no further than tbe York than to aiteud Gen. Sherman’s fu severely scalded on one aide, and is unable screen in the corner of the room which to sleep comfortably when lying upon that conce.vied un emergency butler’s pantry, neral. The Montana bouse Wednesday de part of his body. Whenever ta happens to evolved for ber benefit a delightful little fgated a bill making eight hours a day’s turn upon the tender place he makes a history. work iu tta mine*, and also prohibitum great disturbance in his sleep, but is diffi­ , "Yes,’' ahe began slowly, sipping' her any miner contracting to work more than cult to arouse. The other evening was oae coffee. "Ellen is quite a superior young uf hi* nights, and he awoke half tbe guests pcraon. As you have noticed ahe is Intelli­ eight hours. The SUmdnr.l Oil company h» recently in the house. Thajandlord was just upon gent and refined much beyond her station, pureKtsed 1M.IXX) acre* of oil lauds In the point of climbing through tbe transom really very well educated, too. And ata is Green county, Pa. This jrlani corpora­ to awake him when the man fell out of the heroine of a very pretty Jlttle ro­ tion is aho said to owu nearly all of titre* bed. When he understood the state of lhe mance.” case he explained thnt all that was neces­ lOMAfeCE AND BETRIBUTloX. adjoining eoutrtie*. At this jundqire aslight rattling oCglaasCorporal Tanner lectured at Hillsdale, sary to bring him out right at such a time Mich., and for the first time ttiscovered it was to yell, "Turn over, John,” he having ware behind the screen warned Mrs. Tom was Dr. Everett of thnt city who nmpu become so familiar with such a command that her story wm taking effect, and with In his sleep that be Invariably obeyed it a gleam of mischief, at which her btiaband t^ted bis leg during the war. Peter Belgnm, of Minneapolis, shot hi» unconsciously. Tbe plan has since been could have groaned aloud, she proceeded: sweetheart through the luugs, not fatally tried and found to work admirably. The 'She ta engaged to be married to a very however, sometime ago. tned to shoot boarders hope the clerk will never lose the estimable young man in Now York, the wedding dny was set over a year ago. when himself and failed, aud thru disappeared. combination.—Springfield Republican. six week* before the date arrived ita com­ He wm arrested latetat Kingston, Miuu., Ann*athetlca for tbe Death Penalty. ing groom wm stricken blind tn an boor. running a revival and was praying when It would seem morally to be a debatable He fare been under treatment ever since, captured. It is reported that IhousandsZf peoph question whether it should bo considered ■lowly regaining his sight, and ata, poor have Invaded the Cherokee outlet, not advisable that the soul of the condemned girl, fa wiving every penny of her wages withstanding that their taking up of lauds criminal should receive ifa impetus into agnim<the time when ta must leave the iu that region will certainly be declared eternity .when absolutely stupefied by hospital. I think she means to marry him ether. Those who know death to ta ap­ m soon m possible and support him un«0 illegal nnd void. < 4. proaching prefer, as a rule, to meet it wit­ he can get work again. It is quite pathetic Fire al Kansas City1' Sunday night de tingly with a clear brain, even though and interesting—her devotion.” a’royed tta buildings occupied by Wells racked by physical pain of an excruciating But Mr. Tom could stand the strain no Fargo Exprons, Oppenheimer’s jewelry nature. One of the greatest empresses who longer, and proposed a return to the |iarstore, George Holland’s shore store, nuc ever lived reftutod to go to sleep when she lor Tta Englishman, however, did not Sloss’ millinery stora Loss, $125,000. knew her death wm near, because when drop the subject at once, asking a number W. J. Elliott and A. C. Osborne, twi she died she wished tn meet death with of question* about Ellen and her "com­ newspajier writers, bad a battle with pl* open eyes and an unclouded sense. If lhe pany." Hu left, m wm expected, s^u af­ tolson apubiicBtreet in Columbus, O„ Mon suggestion for the use of anreztbetiat in ter dinner. and’Miss Nell wm free tn pour day afternoon. Osborne was fatally shot, capital punishment should be pm*ed with the vial* uf her wrath upon her wicked one bystander was killed aud several In force it is protalile that the great rwustanca sister's bead' an occupation in which she noceut penton.* were injured. to that change would ta basctl on tbe was ably seconded by Mr. Tom when he re­ Hermann Berry, aged 73, once a wealthy; ground that it stupefied the criminal be­ turned from putting their recent guest aboard hi* train buMines* man ot Chicago, deserted hi* fore it killed him.—Boston Advertiser. The end, however, was not yeti Within wife aud family twenty-one | years ago. ■ fortnight Mrs. Tom received a note from His wife has been searching fur him evti Saved from Death by Music. since, and has just found him Living with A London merchant rejoices because he tta Englishman, dated at New York, in another woman at Cleveland. tried music as a medicine. His boy, fi.yrars which ta said that he had been much im­ Eva Hamilton-Mann has experiences old, wm dying with typhoid and was quite pressed with tta loyalty and devotion of insensible, with no appearance of being ber maid, Ellen, who waa undoubtedly a religion. most worthy young person, aud he went Alabaster has been discovered at Canon able to live through the night. Knowing on to beg Mrs. Tom to find some way to hl* son's fondness for juxndc, the father City. Cola procured a large music-box aud caused it bestow the factored—a $50 Wil—upon Iter “Diamond Joe” Reynolds died Saturday to play, with the resultThat the child’s av to aid in tar courageous and praiseworthy at Prescott, Ari. tention wu aroused and bis life savad by sffort. . Thus retribution came to Mrs Tom. Every gambling bouse in New York hai tbe reaction.—Arkmuaw Traveler. She was overcome at what ahe had done, been cloned by an order from police head quarters. Henry VIII cropped his beard close, but and there wm nu comfortable way out of The mob that has been assailing tht his daughter Elizabeth was fond of hairy tL It wn* impossible to explain to tta workmen on the site of the World’s fairii faces. The style of beard we see in the Englishman how he luul been deceived. Jackson park was dispersed by tbe polio portraits cf Shakespeare was her "particu­ Nor could tta bill be plausibly returned on Monday morning. lar wenknesa.” Essex, Inverter and Ral­ tta part of Ellen. There seemed nothing :o do bnt to keep it and thank tbe donor, Thousand* of people visited the grave 01 eigh all courted the "maiden queen” with which Mra. Tom accomplished, it must ta Gen. Sherman in Calvary cemetery, St. peaked "goalees'* attached to their chins. :onfes«ed. with much 1cm than her tiscai Louis, Sunday, and tbe rage for aourenin grace. Tta bill bangs on tbe wall of "®As a lighthouse illuminar.t gas has been len’s” room today—a doulde wa was almost uncontrollable. found to possess tta following advantages Bridget O’Reilly, an old lady living ai against theatrical* fa private life, over oil: Ite facility for increasing Lhe 5 Margaret street, Chicago, fell down » power on tbe sudden occurrence c? a tog. tta utterance of pretty romance” flight of stair* while walking in ber t>lee} ataence of the nectaif.ity of trimming, and have no foundation fa fact.—Het View in New York Times. Sunday night aud was killed^ power to make inscantatwous tranaitions Tbe old court house at Norwich. Conn., from light to dorkuusa, and tta converse. iu which-tta first-protcot against the Brit-* iahftiunp tax was made, more than’ 100 There isn't a library, a reading room, a year* ago, has been sold at auction to a museum, an art gallery or an jthingof that larmrr. who will u»e it for a hennery "To character open in Washington after dark. such baae n*c* may we *:t>n»e at la*:." I Such a dearth of places for improving rec­ Mayor Duucan, of Buriingto •, Iowa reation is dgL found in any dlyof fiQ/XB has sued Th Bawkt-ye for IlO.ulDuamaget people ss Washington with ita WQ.0® po> for iibeL The paper said tta mayor wa­ Ulatioc presenta. . in ooiltt-lou with tta gam biers. �N EtGHBOR1N£LCOUNT,E8' G. « . I’UtSei • “rttorr: WrtMtal for postmaster at J tainwe»About IIPof Ita brooks near Plainwell 1**' Eaten county will hare but MUtotivr under tta uew amx'rtlm«iD«»t Hon Julius liouseaiaii. of Grand Ba£ kta. left a mlinon-doltar estate- to » daughter. Kwlzie ..rthrAgriroltural.-oUWtot^ttoT-PtartCtortot..- Itot-rek on the l**l »•>*■«■ buslitetoFils Mill*. S U year old “l,sSfot-nierir of Brookfield, but now of Dakota. h*s a satisfactory examination fur aebotd maeher. . « - Two drrsM-d liujr* were stopped from niiiwre tert *«* lhMl *“*** 1.B4 |»«n<te. i’orker* mart got pretty g. KRi feed over there. Bandar* blew open the rofe In tho office ot the Charlotte Manufacturing to. last wrek and were rewarded by finding out exactly how an empty cash box looks. Trie legislature has been flooded with pethlota from the township ot Battle .Creek against the appropriation of 850.000 h. r the G. A. R- encampment at Detroit Quimby. • mertllK r«IW l»< MihmUj' t„r Uw rurrort. <4 • Farmer* Alliance. Wm. Mead ha* hired out to W m Bklel(tnan for the coming summer. ' The Aid society will te entertained this ,wnk Th.irrttay by Mr. «•. W. Blrtidanl. The old saying “A bad penny will re­ ,turn" has been proven In thh place. Quimby buewta of two good looking book ] The statement made lu the Journal that the children that were taken from the (County House by their father, would be returned and scut to Coldwater, was a mistake as there bai been bo such Inten­ tions. We should w that John Fancher was going to raising chickens on a large scsle. Judging from the size of the hen bouse In­ is having Unlit. . ■ Martha Cramer has gone to Hastings to work for Dr Andrus. Chub tlunghtalin has returned from up north satisfied that home ta the best place after all. , Elza Shoup visited In this vicinity last week. W. Y. Phillips aud Ora Chaffer erected a Queen wind mill for Walter Ickes the tore part of the week. We should say the Queen takes the lead from lhe number that lu^jo been erected about here. * Then- W* ___ L ‘ : There l» one phase of decoration, however, lhal te quite within Ute trafh, ** every teacher and ia not beyond what Is (damanded by botii customs <>f clvilizwl life. Brooms are cheap, and dust can be removed from table and desks (even with1 ,ont a duster made of ostrich feathers. Wby.lH it necessary to have u stove pre­ {sent the appoaranee of being made of cop­ ,per. or perhaps in addition scrawled with peocll and crayon marks’.' A housekeeper i Whose Stove presents such, an appearance, 'whose furniture 0 literally gray with dust, whose floor is Uttered with dirt, torn up i ।paver. a.*hes, etc., would usually be classed ins a sloven. If the bouse ahe ukeeping is a school-house, does it change tin* hltuatlou? 1 Maj- be it Is lhe duty of the district board ( liave the stove poiislied. but suppose to the/dou’t do Uf Would it not be to the (teacher's credit to roll up her kIcovch and (do it herself? If a teacher is m> good-na­ 1tured and indolent as to allow pupils to^ litter the floor with paper, dot's that lessen I his I duty to clean n up. In two schools ’lids winter wc have felt rompelled to di­ rect tbe teacher to sweep his school room ]before commencing school. It was ex* (ceedingly disagreeable to do this bnt tbe (duty seemed plain. If a teacher agrees to (do die jauiter work. It Is his duty to ।attenh to it. ami he has no reasonable ।excuse for neglecting this duty. A sloven­ ly teacher will make slovenly pupils as a matter of course. We believe It as much the duty of teachers to inculcate habits of neatness anil good manners ns to teach arithmetic; and practice should not be wholly divorced from theory. , Born, to Frank Wright and wife a girl, SL e.mlo. >tarer. Mrs?Bert .Shepard. Mrs. John Part died Sundnj. Frb. 21«». after n lingering lllnew of consumption. She has been n great sufferer mid leaves five tay*. the ymuigret 1ti years old- Bbu wa» about 3rt years old. Funeral occurred Tureday at the M. P. church. ■ Clark Durham ta papa to another mui •born Feb. 31. Mr*. Fox ta on the sick list with lung trouble. in thh Abort l» •"X"1 "“‘I? AU MSI Hu* «tol itokre bin tert w tripphre A TrtJto hippy. He will w. d»»W tell T" It <• ,11 made furnwinsi uy .1th ta«»rte«, on account of that boy that emne to bis wu/.pwrtL tally .riw’tal home Feb. 18th. the b<*t and hostce* are capaom ■ 'M Tta school exhibition waa a »’»«*•* Proceeds uf the evenhig gll.10. The Inj. 11>« Wta Wajte “f bad «n enjoyable unw. children did splendidly, rcfloctlug credit un allAhaving Ifocherandwife ^Ub«rr’ .n.! U their rxeolleut teacher. Miss Mary Wlloox. Smith and wife, of Caledonia, visited A­ Mabie Mflhr. uf .l«-tniM.»wn. vbited her G. Cortrigbt and wife and W. T. Bartar stater. Mrs. Chd*. Cos. Saturday nnd Bute and wife last wrer. b«tidt» other Diena*. day. • , Wlnfn.1 KodtwelL «>» j'S'’" Uur free text ta«uk**hnw arrived, and Kbool .1 Undue, will return tad«r. Dr. were pta in the scluud Monday. Elliott ,, wn Kral WTMWMyiM “*5. . . . Que ca*e of scarte; fever at Thomas Three weeks more when our dlsF*^ Craig’-. . . Mhool «lll rl"« tar U» rrlnirr-Inm. MI>h P.-arl Cttmmlngf fe very sic* W. .toll repet the remov.l « With measles, ribr Win iukt-n down with utd .ueceatal ttoctar. A. L. Ntaliore. •»> »> . .......... —nilnai. , then white attending schrnd at Battle ana itucw»m> .. ■ > . ____ .... — «,nr hta eatimable wife t frutu onr midst. Creek, and hud to la- brought home by tar “Stay* be,.•Cowxii;; up my way with item " ‘Wai, don't yer rich tire site al«mg my fence. Wotridu’t have ona’«• them |n,u, plantod 'uriu:.:r MtJ-r mj' priiutecH fcr n hun­ dred. Spile ths looks of everything.’ "I tokl him that weivould se-? about u, and he rode away swearing bloody mur­ der. Well, we got up to his farm lute tire next dny, nnd if It wcan’tn-dirty xncwi place then I'll »»t a coil of,wire. Bliudi, off. barn eaves! in, ojd pttng canted up In thr front yard—oh, it gave rue a pnin. Did Particular was there in toll wm- paint. He curaed end blew awl threatened wbre, v.-e began to set a pole in bls door yard But we wmt ahead with the biz and left, with tbe esrncbr- The man said he<l nr ver slwp till he’d chopped tho old gal |«_>r» down, trad he wouldn’t cat til! he'd used tbe vr-:y;l »o conk his gruk "I laughed when I drove down by that house n few days ago. about a year after we plauted the poles. It lookr-d as though old huffy bad beoimc pretty well reconciled •ut ‘that outraga.' "His wife had bitched a clothesline on to that pole, and be bad used it for tin- cor ucr post of a shelter shed. Then on t 'oilier idde be had nailed a cleat, and hung up a bush acythe and mud hoe. A calf and a big sheep were hitched to Ik He had sonre boards, some iron rods and bolts lying near, and na near os I could Judge was get ting ready to itiring a gn’.c or. the much enduring pule. Above nil lhe other cm Ix-llishraer.ts on the pole were two sign-, •ShoTe* foR Solo,’ and ’OrKtiOn on TeWsdaY.' “1 called the kiskcr out of the tic up nnd informed him that we should moru tire Cole, and as I hurriedly dro-e .- way I heard im shoutinfC ‘Why, then, to gMh 1 all JooK’lum don’ yc* It’s l>ccn nn eyesore ever aencc you atuck it ic my door yard!- " —Lewiston JouruaL Warm sngar social at the G. Ahall lart Saturday evening. Godfrey HvebeM I- building a new sugar house in his sugar buslr. F. G Friend Is preparing to begin tne carpenter work un his new house. H. A. Durkw Ims wdd hta..evaporator buHdinc and machinery to parties in Kal­ ama, Eaton Co., who will operate the Rudolph Loomis, formerly office boy same in the apple season. Minn Kate Long. °f tbe teachers, fur H.m. Jm ob L. McPeek at Grand Ledge. spent Saturday and Sunday with her pare bag been appointed stenographer for the No meeting Sunday evening on account circuit cuiiri tor Ingham and Livingstone Cn }). l L. 1 Sl?ne was in NaabrUie last Saturet of the Illness of tlie pastor. Itanflrld. comities. ’ Mrs. Jennie Huntley, of Kalamazoo, is I jut Thursday night tbe G. A. It. ' met visiting her uncle. Pierce Travfa. day un business. Rev. Jacob Garter, of Charlotte, ta M. J. Jaques had tire mlaforttme to get Hl Wm. Tongate’s with their wives for u William Murphy, an old and much es­ probably lire eldest preacher in the cuunreception and at tbe time of going home it teemed citizen, died at hie home near Gull one of bls fingvra badly Jammed In tbe try. He was »•! years old on the 14th of stonued so hard that they were forced to Lake Wednesday Hie 18th. of heart disease. gearing of a wheat cleaner at hl» elevator last month ta ot the United Brethren faith, stay ail night and gu homo through tbe Nora Fisher finished her third term of 3 ha* preached for 05 years am! still occupies C? Ro!f<- and wife returned home cracking snow and ice in broad day light. school in theShcan district last Friday. the pulpit though not regularly. County register Wlekwire was In our Anita Tibbets. who has been seriously from your city last Friday. A complimentary resolution welcoming Tne protraeterl meeting was not closed midst last Saturday eve and Is looking fine ill. Is again improving. Her grandmother, the return ot Senator Miller, of this From No. 0. Johnstown, Anna Johnson, aud healthy. who has bwn caring for ber, retimed to Inst week a.* was stated in our last, but district, was passed iu the senate last teacher. Our revival meetings did not come nd her home in Goblevillc. Monday. ■ was continued tire vast week. . wtek. 'Mr. Miller was injured while In­ Alonzo Heatti has the cun tract fur put­ In the picture I saw yesterday, was two last week on account of mud and bad Elmer Reynolds nnd wife are visiting specting tin* miues ot uurthetn Michigan, little girls, two tent*, a cat, some blue bclte, weather. ting up a large dwelling honte in Sunfield friends in North 1 ruing. him was prevented from occupying his and a fence. The little girls names were Our debating society «m a failure last Will Cooper will be obliged to take a ' hr the spring. The material will be fnre seat in tiie senate. Lulu and Emma. Emnm had a pink dress week Monday night on the account of rest for some time, having ent hi# foot ; nisbed by dealeni here. Eddie Bera, of Sunfield, was on our The GrancTTrunk railroad will soon In­ and a white apron, Lulu bad a brown rain. The question was to be debated*. quite severely. Resolved that prohibition of the liquor troduce •■station indicators'' iu their dress ami a white aprou on. Charles. David, Newel. Fred and Clay­ streets last Saturday. There was a small lake near them. The traffic is more beneficial than high license.- ton, sons of Philip Barber. have all been Dr. W. 3. Hart was the lucky one to coaches. The Indicator constats ot a frame Doc Chandler was taken with, a severe wrestling with the measles, nnd are all draw the northeast corner lot on Clark s of pull-lied wood, one al each end of the two tents were on the north side of tbe car. into winch a tldn iron plate is shofett. lake. Near a large tree were some blue sore throat last Saturday night. hopcfUl that (bey have downed the enemy addition. beJL*. Tta little girls were sitting un tl»e Sirs. L. C. Edmunds is also suffering J. F. Connell is preparing to build a new bearing the name of tbe next station al all time. green grass. The sky was so blue und 1 with a sore throat, called by some tunsll- forMrs. which the train stops. Z Scranton has returned to her home raridenoe this spring on the Johnson ad­ could see a yellow cloud in'It. The kitten j Jltta, which caused her to doctor all ot in Chicago, after several weeks visit with I dition. ,, , KulghtB ot tabor in Grand Rapids aud was maltose and she warf playing with a Saturday night and Sunday before relief I Martin Cox went to 14miring this week tier sister. Mrs. Nancy Fisher. elsewhere an- boldly declaring against any stem of blue tells. They were pretty too. came. ,, to enter upon his duties as deputy auditor Frank Rlckenmore. who has beeu eogag. kind ot manufacture m our state prisons. They did not have anything on their The Ladles Aid Society held at Bresee ed witji undertaker Vnnllaht. o! Kalama- j general. ' They maintain that the convicts should do heads, but. they had sllpjiera nnd white Hall was a success. The aid was S3.00 In I “ 'br* "ocsler. nf Saranac, was In town last too. during tin- |mrt winter, spent Sunday i ’ all their work on the streets and rqaeta, stockings. And they bad.yellow curly cash. : Thursday. at his home, returning Monday. and wjll urge their brethren in the legisla­ hair. It was in tlie summer and 1 could Robert Brunuey has been on the sick list j* Hines & Co. bought the first maple sugar P. Travis hired Ed. Taylor, of Battle ture io work fur lhe passage of a bill pro­ see the shadows of some trees in the wa­ but at this writing is on the gain. i brought to town. Creek, for the coming summer. viding for thta. Just how many guards It ter. The tents were brown 1 think. Let Moore's wife Is also on the sick list ---- . Itatfond. Mrs. Vandewalker. who ha-been carryV-­ would require were this ehapge made (joes- May be the little girls and their folks were but Is Improving at ttita writing. . ing for her son In Kalamazoo. Is again at n't figure i» tlie schenw. Minnie Bush spent Wednesday night camping iu tents. Sometimes people come Harvey Bellenger shipped a carload of home. around the shore of lakes. And they Iambs Iasi week and went with them to with Eva ami Norn Howe. “Ye guode maune Goulde invites ye Wm. Burchett. Jr., anti Allie Chatter­ Mrs. Bid Benham was lhe guest of Hast­ neighbour slag to brayke ye breade ivltfi camp there and fish’. One of the girls Buffalo and returned Inst Thursday. ton were make1 one last week. Rev. HawOnr correspondent of Bautleld knops ings friends a couple of days last week. hyiue’’ is the unique way in which E. D. were lying down and one of them were thnt these fads are true. That our pastor Icy officiating. Chris Gruss ia home ou a visit. Gould has invited a hundred ot hta gentle­. Hitting up, playing with the kitten. MABI.X TKKKTRtCK. of Danfield church is out of money aud eat­ Mrs. Thomas Tanner is ill, man friends to a "stag” party at bls place Age 11 years. 4lh grade. ables or so nearly so that hunger will stare Mr. and Mrs. Dumldson. of Adrian, next Moadny afternoon. The atternooii Chsuncy Priest marketed the lire! ma­ Tbe above article was written from a him in the face before another week rolls ple sugar. He sold B. 8. Holly 40 pounds were guests of Gen. Cross and wife last will be spent lu looking over his mode! । picture sho wn the class the day before. around, unless he has immediate help. farm of -mhi acres un which are wintered Inst Tuesday. George Ixmkanl spent pari of last week some thousand head ot sheep and targe Emma Biter is in Grand Rapids. in Hastings, tbe guest of his uncle. Fred herds of cattle. A sumptuoms banquet Nellie Snyder is quite sick. The third annual convention of the Bar­ will te served and those who are so fortu­ Perry Huusicker is also on tbe sick lint. Howe. The funeral of Charles N. Young took Mr. Dooley is drawing bed slatM to tbe nate as to have received an invitation will ry County Sunday School Association will place on the l7Ui Inst, and notwithstand­ The trouble tn sur school seems to be be royally entertained. The ladies ar^ ex­ be held in tlie Congregational Church at ing tire bad roads, there was n very large quietly settling down. furniture factory In Hastings. cluded this time, probablv out of revenge Middleville, Thursday and Friday, March altendaoce. Tbe eermonles at the grave We wish to correct an Rem. It was N. Our hotel hits n new landlord. for some of their "lien" parties to wnich 10th and 20th next, beginning at 2 p. m., were conducted by tbe Masonic fraternity, D. Merrifield's sister, Mrs. Smith, who Book agents are thick in town. no male mau has been admitted.—Eaton of the first date. Following is the Pro­ the deceased having been an honorable Revival meetings liavc dosed, and a was visiUng him: Instead of Mr*. Merri­ Rapids Journal. ■ gram. field visiting Iter lather. Mr. VanWagtten. good work has been done. member. . Tui r*day, Afteuxoox Se6«i<&. Several schools In onr vicinity will close ‘ Frank Johnson Is back to RuUjnd dgalu Howard Mosher and Geo. Graham attend­ Tho examination of "Jack'- Brady upon ■ Devotional Exercises — Conducted by ed lhe' Masonic lodge at Hastings, the soon. for a short time. the charge ot larceny of a gold pin from Rev. Cheney, of Hastings. A boy at C. C. Dean’s. and Charley Mr. Brownell Itas discontinued bb re­ evening of the 18tb. the persoa of A. A. Dorrance, of Pavilion, Address of Welcome—Rev. Cha He* H. vival meetings in the Yeckley district. Mine host of the Cloverdale House enter­ wears a broad smile. at the C. & G. T. depot last week, was con­ Seaver, of Middleville. tained the Masons at dinner on tbe dny of . cluiled, kt fl o'clock p. m., Monday, and re­ Response—President of Association. the funeraL sulted In Bnuly being bekl to the circuit "House Visitation, How and Why"—M. Another storm has passed, nnd at this James Coffield closed a very auceessfni John Docnon having puebased tbe Kala­ court tor trial, in the sum of 82.0UU ball. H. -Reynolds,.Secretary State Association. mazoo boat house, has converted it into a writing we are again enjoying fine weath­ term of school in our district last Friday. Three witnesses were sworn for tbe peo­’ Buried Talents in Christian Churches— er. The heavy ice on the trees made a We can say he is thr first winter teacher paint shop. ple, the complainaut. Doemnee, Chas. Lee, W. <’. Louden. Hastings. rather dismal outlook for the fruit for *91; ___ __________ that ________ has done___________ the district_Justice in some_ Miss Llblde Barnes has gone back to a cook In the C. & G. T. dining car service, Evexixo Session. but how nicely it disappeared. The writ- j time. Knlamaxoo. and Edward Fonda, who was tn the Half-hour Song Service, commencing at er has seen* many Ice * terms bnt none that Mary Woodard and her little ones bad company ot Brady at the time of the alleged1 7 o'clock. Mr. Murphy of Grand Rapids Is visiting made less trouble than the one Just men- B0 exhibition last week. They say thr friends here. theft The te&timony of the witnesses’ Devotional Exercises—Rev. W. M. PutI rouble was fine. was very strong against Brady, who ptit in1 fcr. of Hasting*. Our School closed on Saturday, aiid Honed. The G. A. R. boys framed a surprise on Qur barber shop is doing gnod busiuew. no defense in his own belialf. and not-‘ Address—(Expected to be by Rev. John there Is some talk of having it continue their old comrade In arms. Wm. Tungatc, Frank Bragdon was the guest of Mary another month. wlttatnnding the efforts ot \V. A. Crosby,• Graham D. D., ot Grand Rapids.) of otfr town, and met at his home to carry I Brogdon last Snuday. the rwpoDdc.nls attorney, to have theAs devout Mohammedan* make pilgrim ­ Friuav, Fobenoon Session. J 1 *!*® ^? lk)n on Thu n4V ulght, Feb. | There la a contest at the Holmes church boll lowered. Justice Wilson felt warrant-■ Devotional Exercises—Rev. A. K. Stew- ages to Mecca, so In like manner the de­ 19th. William was presented with a flue next Saturday nighL Mi in keeping it at the old figure. 82.000.• art, Nashville. , a votees of the rosy god Bachus lave found arm ehair by the assembled gueata. As! Three young men of this place gave Mr. Crosby gave notice that te should ap­’ Infant Class Work—Mrs. A. D. Grigsby. >elr shrine at which they worship, at Del­ tta night was ven irtonny. tta company j uncle Jeffers tb&e loads of wood. Ttay ply for a writ of habeas corpus on the5 Hastings. ton. It Is too bad. . thlBk lt*8 Uwn lhBl of hlt brelh. grounds that the bail required ta excessive.• As no republican caucus was called In did not disperse till morning. Bible Class Work—Clement Smith, Hast­ S. E. Gaskill has a sick horse to care ers and sisters done something, as Mr. —Battle Creek Journal. this town to elect delegates to tbe recent ings. / f°r. .(olYnnt I ■ an rilrl man atul h,u nzw.r L mIiL Jeffers is an old man and has poor health. Mow to Make Successful a- Sunday republican county convention, Il is perfum­ A Saginaw gentleman recently lad a( 8. S. Flak has returned to the north. dispute with a friend relative to the open­. School in (he County—Mrs. A. C. Jones, ed that our township committee went to J. S. Hinchman Is disposing of hl? perDuring the week several car loads of sleep along with tbe other hibernating ani ­ . Leighton. ing of toe main line of tbe Michigan Ccnronal property In preparation for a western bird’s eye maple logs have gone out near tral. and,-* teager being made, he obtainedI The Fullness of God—Rev. T.H. Jacokes mals. and i;ot frightened at their own shad­ trip. Alpena, for New York City. Tbe price ows, when; they came out Candlemas day. from the commissioner of railroada in­. Woodland. Tta probability is that tta glaring hirro- paid alongside the railroad track is F55 and went to sleep again and are not yet Paper—Prof. Bacon, Middleville. formation that the road was open'Jd asi glyphics that have greeted the eyes of the per thousand. awake. Now If the republicans of tlilfi Normal Lesson—M. H. Reynolds. State follows: Detroit to Ypsilanti. Feb. 5, 1838;. nnu vramer ot mivne f»h< s town expact to xneet with any success, traveling public, and especially tbe stage ! j John Cramer, of Boyne Falls, hauled £ Detroit lo Ann Arboa. Oct. 17. 1889; De­. Sec’y. driver, will or rrmorrt by Ite Reports from County— 1. From Co. they have got to work, and R will not do troit to Dexter. June 30. 1M1; Detroit to, to fail to have our caucuses nt the proper Jackson, Dec. so, isn; Detroit to Albion. Association. 2. From Township Associ­ sXbiXd io dUtrtrt Sa 1 on SourX*” ““ b“' time. June 25. 1844; Detroit to Marshall. Aug. ation. :t. From schools represented. was three miles. Afternoon SkmIon. 12. 1844; Detroit to Battle Creek, Nov. 25. day last. Arthur Fret man baa given jenMilo. Devotional Exercises—Rev. Geo. John­ 1845: Detroit to Kalamazoj, Feb. 2. 1840;; Tbe Newaygo County Farmers' and Bee eral rail-faction in his school work. ■Detroit io Nlh». Oct. 1848: Detroit to New son, Nashville. Keepers’ Association will bold tbelr fifth Our mild and pleasant wluter got "off 'Buffalo, May. IM9; Detroit to Michigan Election of Officers. annual at ..... the Congregational —---- -- meeting —----- >* -the rug" last week, and the ground is now Oraagevltie. Miscellaneous Business. *C«F. Oct, 1SM»; Detroit to Chicago. May. Mich.. Thursday and — —» •Fremont. . covered with ice and snow, making it very Mr. Hewitt Is at Allegan this week, rail­ | church, 18M. There were no conductors on trains। S. S. Work for Mlraious and Tempcr- unsafe for pedestrians. It ia not thought " FridaV. • ’ « anrt •»? HM»i Friday, February 28 and 37, 1891. ' ed there by tbe sickness of bls brother. .fa.item days, but what are now known, ancc—Mrs. R. A. Bailey, Hastings. the Ice will injure the growing wheat crop. Ed. Lewis little girl is quite sick. C. Koer?, a Detroit policeman, was tak­ ,m .coiedar.tor* were then designated as। Our Inspiration in S. S. Work—Rev. A. 11. VV. Williams shipped a carload of en hl on hta beat. He went Into a doctor’s A. G. Snook spent last week in Kalama ­ . D. Grigslw, Hastings. captains, and railroad men were very aclambs last .Saturday for Buffalo. Some of office and became delirious fluurtaffing a -eoMdoCfag in those days. They would Jesus the Groat Teacher—Rev. E. D. them were fed by Mark Norris, mid aver­ zoo. Mr. Hathaway will mtfve his saw mill to revolver about In a most reckless way. He atop a train to allow n passenger to re-, Irvine. aged 100 IbsT Mr. Doster also ehipjfed a Doster sometime this week. was sent to a hospital. His disease l» la •cterra hat blown from tbe car windows. Children’s Meeting at 4.10—Conducted load from Delton. Ed. Lewis and Frank Howitt were at grippe. They liad spotters in those days, foci to, py Rev Geo. Johnson and Mrs. G. A. Tru­ M. Woodard our ticket agent bad a Hastings Tuesday. ore that the captains did not teat the man, Nashville. It may not be generally known that the alight attact of "lugrippe" last week, but Will Beattie is working at Decatur. Music for all sessions to be furnished you can find him now at his office ready,to Eagle Tanning Company, of Whitehall, ■ company. . •----... At each .-.UIUU1I station UlTTll men W would Pet Wren has gone north to visit her are the largest mann'acturenj of Russia .jump ........... upon the train and count the by and under direction of selected choir sell yon tickets for any point of tlie com- brother. leather In tbe United States, but such w JMwwngrrs in each coach.—Charlotte I'.u- from the Middleville churches. jHibhean. The above program may be modified U* fact Tbe works produce 40,000 aides James W. Dunning one of our old Hickory Corner*. somewhat, but very little. Not all on 'the pioneers is on the sick list. of tills leather aunually, and It is-tbe flnetd C«U Mvuree Mikrt«lu«> uulu- ,nurabw program have been heard from, but It is Our merchant J. B. Moreau has gone to of her young friends on the eveniur of the In the market. SCHOOL COLUMN. exjsocted that it will be carried out sub­ Buffalo. 1 < th. it being her birthday. Some prettr THE MARKETS. stantially as given. * A. C. Towne was In attendance at your presents were k-n as tokens of esteem in | Each township association is entitled to county convetion last week. which she was held by her many friends. Haaiiaga. thrt* deleg»tcs. each organized shoool to Mrs. B. W. Johnson has had a very conv ‘ i» earnestly urged that these dele­ venieut woodshed erected, and is making Refrosbmetita were nerved, and a pleasant Many of our SchuGi-ioo?fl« are ffirt u „n evening wax enjoyed l»y the pLrty. “nd lhal thev ** wraotlve and pleasant as they might be. gates be some changes on'tbe inside of her dwelling CkJTBraaeaasao***! t harics Lasber was taken bj surprise on Sund*y »cbool workers are bouse. Vet France b doing Ute work. taan*—<1.toper bn. Tta place where our children spend so %11 tmrtoH the 18th, by hiving quite a goodly number 'S ^1 ZF* F*" taro*' a portion of their time for a period of urge<l to attend Indications show there will be several of his school mates ushered in upon him. IteM w tea years ought surely to be iertrtnmeouw tn new dwelling Houses erected in Prairieville wbo were not backward in announcing m k*N3«M and home-like. To gaze upon .nd a a wo&CT, township next spring aud summer. Some their chutr, that their mission was to In­ •” sreefcrd, ding) walta, de: : ilnte of one sia- ertrrulnmem cofflalttK.)». ,C“”TO of three farmer? niU not bin t°F' gorent- form him that it was his isth birthday .,pn,‘ to a'‘! verJ' insplriug. i far each 1 Middleville chord! n^ntfi per cent lutbs Mi tMr farms to do The Idea ot dotdg something to bettei thi. (Amgivgatlonal. W. L Cobb. Mrs. J“°* IL When farmers can hold twd or three The evening was pleasantly spent, ns freshments were served aud a good social » »«ort ofmodern one. but Is spreading Conplell, Ma G. W. lUtthon. b crops of wheat for higher prices they will time enjoyed by all. !•<»«-« flop* ». ’ DB' raprtily. The question. vpu trv to dirt, II. K Uoock, Mr., a J. TertMMIThave to get ’-off the rng’- to build. Mrs. E. E. Chapin, of lensing, visited ' °».?*rVon* ” retort-row,.- prewuHW to Mrs. X, K. Wrt>U. J.wr Whil’ Mu? "ays: there h no use, he caunotl old neighbors and friend* about tbe ThBotiiySiicd—>2.W' prrteu. — J I. many or uiy. Sin. B. W. Jrtiuoa Mrr. Plnru-,. ifmr tn> WiKh Mkbcal aad j0fac fo. Jiatt Corners last week. Wheat—No. i. w'bRa tec red. roc tM»kbu. faM, m rooal |„ M you rtr « drl-clr. <k . a S. to tirte to Ms bvfi a’>out 3 o'ck ck p. m. Flonr-gijo p»r huMred. Mrs. 1. Branney was quite aiek hst T ’W1™11,1 “* «™»- “■ rtorkrr you rrr nilerirtliMmt by when Iff ftfn city the iMh Inal. week with lagrlppe: hut Is now much im ­ w«rf4. Manething has not i»tu nttern'oted notifying one e* Lte committees. A large Th<*Jan£p Jhtmlly have returaon from prove!. •afonbhhw to see how e»*y ;hq« attendance tadertred and expected In- raJw Dskou. whef? they went last -S^lng. Datroll. •w*<ta,,f*alM<W»mBrj*.lbili ou the They think Mich-lgm a good stab- to »><■ -Jth was sllmly attended. tean»—«.« ner bn for rtty i kked hatter- IuCMn-. ereunrrr 3V»* Id. 79.000,000 bwfrMs of wheat less wlk Ed. Huntley and P. a. Youngs deHverad » wm eagerly tetng itam |n > ttera-Mem-r b«. be rabed now in Dakrt*. A portion of their fat lamin Ond a burp at *‘r ’**’“■ ,iro’'P* of tte^eMrs. Adlbon Spaukfttf vbitod fi'lends AJ'gnxta Thursday, hating contracted w**'*crfG!ly to tta U»«P to H. F. Delllnprv, wbo shipped ™ Ftoww Brm. lor a vatol* Imnxl there r#«t from that point. •re tert week. . Mr. gu'l Mrc. C«wnell. after having speut -We jylnt with pridv” io the tawm a-vdral Wbrks'visittnt Mt*. C.’a pnreyv, rahtavMh> Gnu»gt- ta row receiving. lait'ini Polly and wife, have retanwd to "T*' iQn>" of Middievllte fttfJed Frank Friday. •To err is Ijunran,” aud even phren-., girts ara human. One <’f them viuud a Kehool preside over by a maiden lady a few day* ago. and «xpreft«e«i a dt*ire examine the hoods of seme of the fair pu­ pils and deliver a lecture to thr other*. The prijtipol waswilRng that her pupil* should have tbe advantage of hrariu< a rcricntiiic dwrouree on skullology, but her wool ro« up in revolt at tbe id* .* of a -nan fingering tbe craui’-im* at tbe ewe Iamb* she was herding- There •wn* a struggle between her debire tor tbe iMeUectual adraneement of tbe l*rol» and her apprehen­ sion for t-lrelr moral welfare. She Matted Lhe matter by telling the prote*.M>r «f phre oology that he could examim- tire head of a boy and tell the girls what the knots thereon luillcrted. Tbe professor accepted thn amendment, and the principal sent for one of tbe job iot of small boys that were studying in an adjoining room. "Here b one of my boya, profesvtr,” *aid the principal as the lad entered; "yon may Tbe professor Looked M t he youngster a moment, then said admiringly: "This boy baa a fine face and a noble bead. He H the image of bis mother Is be your oldest, madarne?" Tbe princi|»al east a strong glare on the professor, aad replied idly: >'l am unm-.rried, air.’’ The professor turned red in the fare and began stammering out an excuse, but tbe principal relieved him by saying that she would prefer for him to deliver hi« lecture on another day. And tbe ewe lambs never smiled till after school.—Mem piu» Appcal-Avalau.-lic. A Sort Amnvi\ A^oung bewapnper man, who !s some what of a wanderer, found bbn«clf iu W’hitman county, 50U milcfl from bi* lose of supplier, and ‘■broke.’’ In the midst of hU adversity he wa» fortunate enough to tihd a farmer who wanted a liond. Tbe young man was pat to work plowing fur­ rows for potato planting. The horws were not very well indued, and the driver wa> tar from being an exceptional one. An a result the rows were not parol tel In fact they looked as If they hod been made' by some monstrous spider, which had turn by an upheaval cf nature partlyelmrivd in tire soil, and whose terrific struggle* to extri­ cate himwlf had left bis zigxag leg prints nn the ground. Id the evening the tamer '‘happend around that way, and somewhat testily vrtiriecd tbe wopper-jawed appearance of lhe rowa Tbe new»pa|»er man felt that the time for his departure was at hand, but not wtehiag to capitulate without a proteat, replied: ”1 know the rows are rather crooked, but tlie sun was exceeding­ ly hot today and it warped thpin.” ’ The answer turned away tbe farmer’s wrath, and, instead cf being discharged, the new comer waa given an easier and much plea*anter job, and is now tbe farmer’* soa-in law.—Walla Walla Journal. TelUag B*x>1 A man who lias had a great ileal to do with books toH of the way in which he knew an English from nn American book. "The books printed in* England,'' he said, "in Marly every case have a pleasanter odor than tliose made here. The differ enco is Mid to be largely due to the eff« t of the sea Mr, but the kind of paste, ink paper and binding used probably has rome thing to do with it There laal»o« murk- I difference in tbe smell ot books printed iu thia dty. I would stake northing on my ability to recognize any book published by a certain house In this city, merely by put­ ting tbe volume near my noea. pnbliabcrs of a given book are besides looking al tbe title page. Somehow every Ann gives a certain characteristic look to every volume which U issues, and a skilled man can, in nlae cases out, of ten, merely by looking at the ‘.rinding and at one the pages, tell from whose pre*-** nn<‘ bindery a work come*. This of course ap- A tneJd of honor al Verurdlit* was once Mkad by Lonb XIV what o'clock it w»Her reply tu tbe question wn* often after­ ward quoted M the vwy perfection of compliment. "Whatever hour your mu- Mercury, to rival this delicate flattery. He anncaucra that tire futhre dinner hour will be whatever the Pric-e of Uat* MrtMfU Uh rtoorr boor U po-bol <or WW*.—M: Moil OMrtU. � https://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/418/HastingsBanner_1891-03-05.pdf f2a8993ebae50e98578f8b588222961a PDF Text Text Largest Circulation of any paper in the County. Hastings VOL. XXXV. NO. 44 Banner Published Thursday* by COOK EBOS., HANTIXGH. Mica. KNOWIFQ now COUNTY NEWS. Otten It was very lonesome business. So they arranged to have their wives, ••sisters, and their cousins and their aunts” form a Daughters of Rebekah lodge, to keep com­ pany with their oddities. The scheme worked well; for Thursday, the IDth. a lodge wf Daughters of Rebekah was organ­ ised with 40 charter members. y ry County. WHOLE NO. 1866. HASTINGS, MICH., MARCH 5, 1891. Hastings Banner The best Aa them with the carriage top covering them from seeing. The boroes. scared at the crash, started on the run. Gid sprang from his position, caught bifl horses just in time to avert a more serious accident The buggy was badly demoralized. For­ tunately no bones were broken, the ladies escaping wUli slight Injuries. Mre. P. K Lawrence made a mls.«-step the other falling hi such a manner as to Injure one of her limbs. It is hoped that she may aot be confined to the house many days. C. Mcltey to laying off a few days in conseqaence of some breakage abont his picket machine. Lewis Moqn has secured a contract from Uncle Sam, to carry the U. S. mail from this office to Augusta, commencing July next Homer thinks It quite a rarity to become uncle, especially when the nephew resides In the same household. ’ Frank McCall and Will Sanford with their wives visited iriemls In Augusta two days last week. Burt Lawrence and wife visited friends iu Prairieville Saturday night reluming Sunday afternoon. A Bishop has a sick horse. It Is a berse he 1ms just bought and paid a high price for. The replevin suit before Squire Camp­ bell Is getting to be quite a suit, already the cost hi more than three liintw the vain® of the toeda. But such is the deposition of man. A good 1 j’ number gathered at the home of M. Noblev, Feb. 28ih, In honor of his 41st birthday. .Although Noblw prides himself wlth’lfnepiug up with tlie tanas, he was really ignorant of this affair until quite a number luul arrived, but an be usually makes the best of tilings tried to make all, both old end young, have an> en­ joyable time, anti after all had departed and the family were about to retire for the night they found n beautiful volume ot Chim. Dickens’ works under his wlfe’a pil­ low instead of bfr own: never-thc-lww he ■ claims the book, and is verv thankful to the giver, whoever It mny be. .. OUR COUNTY. Father Time is on the'march, and , weBiographical. . shall soon begin to look forward fdf a A gtxxi many people think there Is no gllmps of spring. '• money In a county store. Quite frequent­ Some excitement over prospective oil* ly they are right And a dealer who sits welh, on Ben Flsher’b farm. around and plays mugwump with his busi­ To let. one good seized cold: terms easy: ness, and who can tell more about politics main object. Is to get It off our hands, as at Washington or pickerel In the lake than we have other business more to our liking. he can about the prices current iu his own U A. Wetzel, successor to Welton In the line or trade, is apt to find out that there Ohio Farnu-n,' Insurance Co., was on our Isn't itoy money in that kind of business. btrecu one day last week; looking after And there Isn’t any too much any way; the Interest of the Co. To save it in purchases and It Is only “by keeplug everlastingly at The mlMlonaiy meeting Sunday night IL” by being courteous and attentive, by was conducted by Mrs. John Fleming. keeping as well posted on prices as his city Subject, Foreign Missions. John llartom returned to fab home In rival that the county merchant can gel on Mrs. Stillwell, of Grand Rapids, was the Saginaw Saturday. in the world. Even then the velocity won't guest of Mrs. Flemming Friday and Satur­ Everett Shepard has the scarlet fever. make his hair stand on end as he travels day. Mr. Corwin and family, of Battle Creek, towards the goal of success. But if acouniy A. Kelly and wife, of Hastings town­ wen- al W. Abbey’s lust week. merchant attends to his little biz, he Qin ship, visited at C. D. Smith's last Thurs­ IS QUITE ANOTHER. OuitnUy. Alfred and Allie Youngs with their do something for himself. We know sev­ day. Those on the sick list are Aunt Hettle wives were nt the funeral of Mrs. J. Park eral of them who do. And they not only Well. If we haven't had a taste of genu- . . work from sunrise to sunset, but often af­ inc winter the past five days. I’m no judge. Carlton and Mrs. McIntosh. last week. Mrs. Sol. Chaffee spent several days last Mrs. James Morehouse wd daughter ter the customers have gone to sleep. One Wilber Wood will go to Ohio in a few week with her daughter in Hastings. Grace, of Battle Creek, were here but of these Ls the postmaster Carlton Cen­ •iays to work for Ills uncle. There will be a box social this week tre. and he Is a good deal of a rustler in To do this Inst, Bakker readers should in­ The first sugar party of the season was Friday evening at John Fancher’s. The Miss Cora Carpenter. of Barry vIUe. is as­ his way. more than you would calculate at nt Mr. Jacob ShritaT’s last Wednesday variably strike for . first sight. First Impressions arc mhdc- night, a surprise on Miss Anna Shriber. proceens will go to the minister. Come sisting her fattier the Rev., In the protract­ times deceiving. Ills name*.’ It Is James Twenty or more friends were present everybody and bring a well filled box for ed meetings. The President. Rev. Dodds, 10 cents each. left Monday for Flowerfield. He was N. Covert: and he's a royal, whole souled Taffy, plenty. A nice bible was presented The Aid society last Thursday was well well liked by the people here. fellow too. If you want to talk politics In her from those present. attended. The next will be held at Mrs. Elwood Sylvester has taken one of his store: if you want the privilege of alr‘Die Aid Society of tho W. M. tburch. Chas. Holten’s boys for adoption. I ing sore toes that have been rudely stepped East Carlton, was entertained by Mr. mid Warren Seeley’s. March 19. A farmer's alliance was organized al Mr. and Mrs. VanWagouer, sA ‘Nash­ ion; if you want to carve up or hammer to Mr.«. Burchfield, la-,1 Thursday. this place with 35 members amt J. A. ville. were here lust week. | pieces the reputation oi your neighbors Mrs. Wm. Raymond 13 on the'sick list Bachellor, president. John Scrv.-q^Sr., is on the siekhst. | und want him to assist, you will be talking at tills writing. to the wrong party. That isn’t the kind of Ilriuth Kldao. We hear that Chancy Wood Is going to Hilo. business he <loe>; and you’ll do whatever. Ohio In a few weeks to work this summer. A ten pound boy at Fred Otis. . talking Is done. But If you want any-' Died, at his residence in the vitiaue of Mrs. Frank Andrus Is on tiie sick list at Charlie Anders, who has been-ill. is out I thing in bls well assorted stock of uier- this writing. Galesburg, Feb 23, al 5:30 o’clock!, p. m. , again. i cbandlse It won’t bother you to get Jim's Frank B. Austin, aged 57 years and 8 quality, style and fit of garments no Everybody’s business Is nobody's busi­ Daniel Karns is some better. . I upiulon about it: and It will be straight ness. A man will have his hands full, I*, it. Karns' is confioed to the house months. Frank B. Austin was born at clothing house in Western Michigan is ■ • too. He is a quiet, industrious chap, who and find employment tor all his time in at­ with rheumatism. Nites. Cayuga County. N. Y», Oct. 22d, ' knows how to saw his own wood pile. He tending to his own affairs and leaving his Henry Anders is at home now. having 1833. Mr. Austin was a former resident within sight of the Tower. ; possesses ami deserves the confldanco mid neighbors to themselves. ’ of this township, and was held h»high es­ finished his work near Hickoiy Corner*. j respect of hl» fellow citizens. Carlton Is J. N. Covert Is on the sick list with the Robert Anders, w ho has been visiting teem by his neighbors for bitt soelfii and I very much inclined to be democratic; so prevailing epidemic—cough and sore relatives here, has returned to Grand business qualifications. White here he The universal verdict of outside purchas­ ; much Inclined that way that some repulill- throat held several township offices. Some 20 Rapids. . j cans think it ought to l>e annexed to Tauiers is, " We more than saved our fare; paid Rather hard weather on our wheat There has been a pretty fair attendance years ago be purchased a farm- two miles many hail. But after all the democrats fields. at our school this winter, and the teacher north of Galesbutg. where he resided until \>r our time and got what we wanted” hy i up there once in a while do a real sociable six years ago when be moved to Galesburg We clip the following from a }>aper at has given satisfaction. ' square tiling by the minority—help tlu>m hand. “One gallon of whiskey costa Our republican township committee is but carried on the farm as usual. Some going to j elect a few town officers, get their courage about $3, and contains on an average sixty- no doubt asleep. It is time to be waking 15 years ago a cancerous trouble com­ I and spunk up, and then how they do love five ten cent drinks. Now. if you must up gentlemen. There is work to do. menced on Ids face, which was ultimately j to let ’em down hard. Well the people up drink whiskey, buy a gallon and make the cause of bls death. He leaves-a wife there know Jim. and know he Is able to your wife your bar-tender: then, when you and one daughter, Mrs. I. V. Brown, to Ido well whatever business they entrust to art dry give ,her ret ten cents for a drink. PrvfNinitionb are being made to Hecnre a mourn the loss of a kind and indulgent ! him. And so it has happened that bls re- Wben tbe whiskey is gone, she will have large quantity of Ice at Acker’s point, and husband and father. Sunday morning. March 1st, the ther­ I publicanism hasn’t interfered with his aru.r paying f(ir it 83;5t» left, and every a large ice house is b^lng built there. | tilling every important town office, having gnijon wUj ylej(| t|H. .ame profit. This Shepard Oliver, of Kalamazoo, has pur­ mometer registered two degrees below aero. -- .isupervisor — #1|p Mioukl piH #wgJ. Jn We j been three times. And he does chased the Ransaw farm, and talks of The coldest morning of the winter. The [। well it. mns. average for February Whs 28 degrees wen by tn Carlton vauMw too. and they know •»nave-uecome an turning farmer. bank, w so inai that wiieii when you have-become There is only one thing that can be charged inebriate, unable to support vourself, and The young friends, of Ella Campbell, above zero. The highest average for any . __ .. __ .......... ...... ; .... up against KI... him ... as nn tnivnuhln township ..Ak.iul official. stunned Mixi.............................. despised by every respectable gathered at thp latter's home on last Fri­ one day was the 10th, 48 degrees above We very much regret to speak about it. person, your safe may have money enough day evening and surprised Ella very much. ami the lowest average was on the 4lh, ' but candor compels us to. Wink- attend- to keep you until your time comes to . till a Wallace McCallum has returned from which was 8 above zero. 1 Ing a January session of the board of i drunkard’.-, grave." The ladies of Milo met at the residence Grand RapMs. i supervisors here, and when the roller Mart Bates will soon commence to get of H. M. Chase last Friday evening to show their pkil! in driving nails for a preskating craze wa.’ at its height. James paiflald. Use brick yard ready for business. was taken up, and down too. with these Lurena King has returned home from rnivm. And the gentlemen in . ecwlng on Fast Friday was the day of hearing the little rollers. He knows from a dear ex­ appeal of David Brower at his house. Richland, and Intends to work for Mrs. six buttons on their old pants also for a premium. Result: The ladles handled perience how hard a ritik floor is, and that Township board met according to law and Howard Mosher during the*summer. there Is no soft spot thereon. Some argument, and law took up the time of the Some of our villagers have got the side­ the hummers so handy, the gentlemen miserable slanderer started the story that afternoon. Finally it was discovered that walk fever, and it is hoped Unit all will voted that tiie ladles could make tlieurown he wore pillows in the seal of his pants, the jM tition for highway says “boundary catch IL and none recover until the disease hen-coops, and the ladles voted In the fu­ but we shall always Insist that that was a Hue" when It should have said "section culminates in a good sidewalk from the ture the gents could tew'ta their own buttons, or use a stick in the place of butcampaign He. He entered a roller skating line,” for the law says when a highway is <le|»ot to the church. race with the other mcuibera of that -iu _ There was a good turnout at the church tonsdbs usual. laid out wi on, „ a section line it shall______ su state dignified body of supervisors. , Our James 1 section kmrd seeing motion line. The 1board seeinx that error last Sunday, but for some unexplained was .. there. for business as usual, und won ‘ voted to throw up the reason the preacher failed to appear: but too. The prize was a huge leather medal. (‘ whole transaction. It was unanimous and we hail a very interesting Snblmth School. Wednesday evening >a social at Albert And when Jim put It on. he looked like a j then tb».‘ board adjourned and all went The saw iidll has been shut down *for “ Stonns for the benefit of the church. • Pinto Indian. But we are glad to if* , home. some tinic, for want of logs. Tiie Tollman saw mill has finished three that our friend was gradually weaned Last Friday night the young folks sur­ jobs here on U»e Holder, land. They have from the. deadly skating rink, and the prised Charley and Lydia McKinzey. The cut about 985.000 feet of lumber and tiee. little rubers and even the leather medal party lasted until the roosters began to J. Henry, of Minnesota, called on us Henry Musher is quite low. have no charms for him more. He owns crow for morning. one day last week. He Is agent for a pat­ Ed. Wilkinson with others attended the a farm near Carlton Centre and when OFFICE WITH HOLBROOK, OVER Last week L. N. Moshar took an invoice ent door catcher. K. of P. banquet at Kalamazoo on the tiff- hired man takes a day an<l goes to the of bb goods, assisted by Chauncey Shoe­ Chas. BrooksMuid Will Nash were in evening of Uie 28th, and when he arrived MORRILL’S STORE, HASTINGS. Marr A Duff have doubted their store circus. Mr. Covert Is a sure enough farmer. maker. Freeport Thursday. home on the mornlhg train found a little capacity and now they have one of the Monroe Leach and wife, of Pod Anger, stranger at bls home, a bo.’j without a Harvey Bellengcr was right Into buslR-member that this column contains but finest, best lighted and nicest —' Other wise he ta a suceewful storekeeper. And Anu you may count on a friend menu who wno will win u**M last week by shipping sheep and lambs visited at Jacob-O’Dell’s Thursday. name. But Ed. smiles just the same. a very small part of the property I have 1 stores that can!* found in the C nnd stay L, by you; and a whole-souled — one. ‘Iff two different days. Micheal Yaeger was at the county scat Ben Btainard leaves for Dakota next f<< sale or exchange. you possess bls friendship. As a cltlxen I.ew Bresee, of Hastings, is moving his Thursday. Monday wRh Kellogg Flower and family il have Improved and vacant city lots for City. Mrs. Ben Caln and children, of Lake and his slater Belle Our store now is 43 by 85 ft. every corner neighbor and man. he stands for what is household goods back to Banfield and -afio and exchange in all.parts of the city. elevating and progressive. Odessa, arc visiting at Jay Carpenter’s Mr. Armstrong is home from Kalama­ thinks Baufiekl Is good enough for hint •Farming IHnds for sale and exchange In as well lighted as another. We would also Lee Prine is getting ready and provid­ this week. zoo for a few days. mention that ive made our old Cloak Room all parts uf I lie county. Frank Andrus is agent for a lx»ek called ing hlmaelf for housekeeping on the estate School closes this week. ! have some choice Grand Rapids prop­ (which was 18 ft. by 20 ft.) Into a Ladles Indian Horrors. He Is selling quite a Another girl at Eugene Hartbom'a. Walting Room and Toilet Room. This is an La grippe is getting in its inslduous <of Miss Glidden. ertv for sale at a bargain. Wlien the weather Is favorable for the number of them. Wonder If unde has another ancestoral i improvement that wetbink will be much work on Woodland people. IL Wllsotsandwife visited at Michae to come out evenings., our minister name ready for No. 2appreciated after a long and weary ride. They have an Epworth league in the public j • is ever ready to deal out salvation to tiie Yorker’s Thursday. Ou Jefferson street two houses and lots ’ a place to rest yourselves and children. Woodland M. E. church, of which B. 8. members as well as the sinners, so please Mrs. G. T. Daniels lias been no tlx* sick Delayed Letter. In order to make things al bargains, and on easy terms. Holly is president, G. IL Carpenter socre- all come out and listen to what lie has to list the past week, with Dr. Wright at­ Mrs. Belle Dixon has been spending a Near furniture factory.—one lot and tary and Hattie Hood treasurer. tending. say for it b free to everybody. few days with her sister*. Mrs. W. L. house well finished 81.000; $500 down, UNUSUALLY LIVELY Judson spent Sunday at the brick house Brown. It is quite a question here who is going Chauncey Priest of Woodland, meas­ bal. on time at 7 per cent. in North Carltou. Wonder what calls to drive the mail for the next four years. Will Murphy.of Battle Crack, walked! And one house and Jot one block from In our Mammoth Establishment we will ured hte lengUi on the lee on a recent Sun- l from Battle Creek In a day aad a part of day, and now wear* bls arm In a sling— There is but one man here that seems to Jud’s attention, there so often. factory. 8800; 3300 down. bal. at 7 per keep They w almost all sick at R. Tester’s a night last week to visit L. Loveland, and) know and he wont tell. , dislocated shoulder. cent. Cheap. with hard colds. ' be didn’t walk back. He was satisfied* Near felt boot factory—1H lots ax£ Joseph E. Harvey, late of Woodland, that he would never create much of a setw splendid house, with furnace, small barn. appears to be a bed man. He married Geo. Reese and wife of Ceresco are vis­ sation as champion In.thaS Bin*. Can be bought at a bargain and on easy Mrs. & Schantz has returned from an Henry Hart’s daughter there, and boarded iting at N. 8. Barnes and D. R. Slades. Charley C. persist* ia saying that the terms. ' , All the time. with bls faUier-in-law for a long time. Protracted meeting are being held st the extended visit to her parents al Rockford, wound be received, in the pool room, at Several splendid bargains in the 1st Hl. Prairieville was made by a knife in the Our specialties for the present will be Then he left his wife and children at Hart’s M. E. church. ward and other parts of the city. Unde John Dillenbeck b very sick. and went to Indiana to “get work." He J. IL Smith has lawn quite sick Is bet­ hands of some. to him. unknown person. Brick bam for sale at a bargain, on cor­ your Choice of seventy-five Chas. Williams and Mbs Laura Park­ Others think Charley must have run. his got It; al least It is supposed he did. It tor at present ner opposite Ford’s hotel. ’ doesn’t take much of that to satisfy Joseph. F. J. Quick lias been worse ’In* past hurst were married at the M. E. parsonage arm through a,pane •£ glass In one of the SO feet front, well located In Seneca at Hastings last Wednesday. The oUier day Mr. Hart received a letter week. windows, as he struck his arm th rung hone. Falls. N. Y.. has on the land one brick A considerable quantity of maple sugar Tliere has been some nice maple sugar from Goshen, ind., purporting to be from Seth House and Eva Cross were married store,three stories, also dwelling house and1 That have been selling for $6.00. $7.00. an engineer on the C. & W. M. railroad, made Uie past week. lias been made in this* vicinity, but the at tlie borne of her lather. D. G. Cross, by good barn. Can be l»ought at a bargain,’ $8.50. $9.00 and 810.00 These will all be stating that Haney, a fireman then, had Ben. Mllh r is the owner of nine as late freeze up has stopped the flow of sap. or will exchange for Hasting* or Grand put out mid sold for’ Several teachers about here expect to at­ were, entertained, at a splendid dinner. been killed in a railroad accident Pity it handsome pigs as can be found. Rapids property. The city of Seneca Falls Mrs. Geo. Willis and daughter of Con- tend the examinational Hastings on Thurs­ The happy couple received muav tine wasn’t true, but It wasn’t Mr. Han has hub a population of 7,000 and upwards—is since learned that his precious son-in-law vis visited her brothers 1. B. and. E. G. day and Friday. presents. We extend eongratulatiams. $5.00, Your Choice. The Lee school ctoeee on Wednesday. largest town In Secena Co. was not killed as the Goshen letter indi­ Potter several days h*t Week. Harry Gosa, hi attending Uie agricultural The Kupcr schoal closed last week. 40-acrc farm in Irving, all improved, soil Just think of it. You must come eacley cated. He would like to find Joseph verv college at Laastag. The South Jordan sclnral closes in two good. Can be bought at a bargain on easy and stay late to see all Um* many bargains much, for II now appears that be Is a Mrs. A. Searles, an old„ pioneer of this weeks. We understand that Mrs. Sj I Tes ­ terms. that may bq Vours. We have also placed thoroughbred rascal and has been several 84 acres fractional—over runs 15 or 20 ! township, died ut the home of her son Gil­ ter Hynes will teach the spring term. times maimed. on the Bargain Counter W heavy We are having a young winter in bert on the 22d, and her funeral services Perry Bunstoker is some belter. acres, mile east of Sheridan, good fram­ Editor Feigbnrr. of the Nashville News, were observed the 24tb at the Wrotleyim Nettie Snyder to about again. •"* ed bouse. One of the cheapest farms in Jackets for Ladies says he wants a boy to learn the printer's Methodist church. Rev. A. Bunnell, We understand that Dr. Landis will Barry Co., will take part city property. trade, and states that it is preferred that logs to the mill. Thatl wil be closed out officiating. She leaves a husband and sev­ locate at Clarksville. 100 aerss—80 acres improved and stump­ the Young America engaged shall agree to eral grown up children to mourn her loss. Mack Ellsworth was in this vicinity last J. J. England moved Into the Dr. Landis ed, good clay soli, good frame house worth let the proprietor make a few suggestion* Sunday. A gentleman is visiting and soliciting house on Monday, having rented bis $1,590, good barn, windmill, etc.: very’ about the btwlnea» after the Y. A. has material from repnuentatWe individuals of farm. He expects to live in our villago In Mrs- G. McKlbbln has gone north on a cheap; will take 40 or fiO acres well local-! Good value for -$5.00 these are only a few served three weeks. Also that a skilled this towusteu, with a view of having the the future. • visit ed in part payment. mw— —— ------- — JajK>es Johnson and Minnie McLeod 100 acres in Woodland to exchange for of Attractive bargains that arc to be mechanic's wages be not expected on the Mine pul tugi'ther In proper form for a Prof. J. M. Smith will build a. new start Bro. Feighner h» doomed to many btofcraphical sketch and history of the early bant in the spring. went to Bowens Mills last Sunday. smaller farm and difference. found. Mrs. A. J. Potter went to Grand Rapids dbappointmenta. . settle;* of Burry county. If hb efforts .Several 80 acre parcels for sale ’ at bar­ ox a visit last week. Best shirting can be had for 9 and gains ranging from ST.800 upwards and Rev. Moore slipped and fell on the bridge prove Fucee«sful, tiie chances are that such Mrs. Geo. McKlhblu came very near Geo. Baker went to Coats Grove las some will take part city property in ex­ 11 cents. at Middleville, dislocating a hip joint a work will lie published and ready for burning up last week, but the tiiutdy a»Saturday. change. Bargains in Dress Goods, Ging­ Tburadav. 1 f Mr. Moore lived in Hartings delivery within this year. Sam Owen was in the city last Saturday. sirtance of her husband saved her life and Will Marshall and wife are the happy 30 acre farm for sale in Otoego county, i hams, Cottons, Underwear, Hosiery, be could figure on that dislocation at also the house from burning. Mrs. Daniel Pierce is very sink. Price 81,200. Will trade for farm In thia about 85.000. and bank on that much cap­ parents uf a sou burn to them mi the 37th. Walter Jobtitinn and wife visited Ed. A.-dniH l» visiting friends in this section and pay difference^ 1 Gloves. G. Hnglies and wife. C. W. Backus and ital. wife, attended the farmer*’ club at M- J. jdace and the north part of Uw town nf Jobnsou'a father’s last Saiunlay. Also 10V acres in same vu. ai « ; __ Ubas. IL Dietlick, Middleville’s treasur­ Tteotart's in the '27th. On their return Bar.y. er, reports but 98 cents nncollueted tax. This place la not quite forgotten, as vre of com cane to John Kvertuirt’s the men rode togetbeen little In advance to help tiMBoelvea, bat oa Fwp«»rt Odd Fellow* thought the mat­ of the two tadtes. When a little south c4 have a deputy sheriff. Henry Bibs to kwowii now ao more at __ the Corners Hie forward axle broke leaving ter all uver, and concluded it might be all 1 In front of Farmer’s Sheds. — tat hultes in a juwoartoiu condition, the Sawdust ®Ky, he having gone ta hk home I A shrt proper enough, but after all it -----------waan’t so Warned funny to be odd all by theoMlvta. tbeamelvra. robes and Rue* being ootangted a'joul near PMonk. TO SAVE' MONEY IS ONE THING. KNOWING WHERE! of CLOTHING, HATS, CAPS milSHBG GOODS Hitt TOWER CLOTHING HOUSE QRrtNb RrtPIbJ. I I In ■ HUDSON'S Tow Clothing House. GRAND RAPIDS. BOSTON CaMlaier’s AGENCY COLUMN DRT Q0005 STORE. FORGING RIGHT AHEAD SPECIAL ! : Putting Out Specialties ‘ Ladies Newmarkets For $2.25 & Dun, BATTLE CREEK. �THE LATEST TRUST 1891. MARCH. J1891. Tu. I We. Th. Fr. Sa. naaman is healed. LESSON x, FIRST SMARTER, INTER­ NATIONAL SERIES, MARCH 8. ’ Great Combination of Farmer* In Four Statea. 1 5 6 7 perpetual CORNER IN products. JJ 2 j‘ 12 13 14 10 21 _£ 9 20 21 •k Can D« Limited •* *,U 19 18 17 J6 J5 28 27 22 23 24 25 26 29 301 31 [CompUsd from Laoson Helper „t H. 8. Boffmen, publisher. Fhtade*- arbl .nd tawwn He was stubborn and rrftmrd to pay.*0 iieTSitor kept him behind tie bare, pay­ ing hi* board at *9 a week. W.im «dx months had expired the pri*oner c«moto the conclusion that be would disclose, but in order to do tbU he must uadwtheokl law. whleh pre vailed when be w« arrcated, pay all the exataof disclwure and «!*“’**• Ho was unable to do this, as be bad no funds, and the oonafequancc was that be re­ mained In Jail, where he has now been re­ siding several ymre, his board still being paid by the creditor. It is said that the hater is determined to keep the fellow in prison, and has gone so for as to ret aside IU.000 in his will to l»oard the man after bls 1death.—Lewiston Journal. 1. -Now Naiunao. copula of U» bort ot the king ot SyrU. wo. a ™u> "Wi hl. toartor and hcnorablo, boertw by.him U» Ixml bad ghran daU.waoeo «»v> NATIONAL LEGISLATURE. Topeka, Kan., March X—A new Alli- ( ance movement content piste* the forma­ "He was also a mighty man In valor, bat tion of a huge groin and livestock । he was a leper.” Gideon and Jephthah nnd olbcru who *umnu on. M-rM. t -Tb. »»- Including Nebraska, Kansas, Missouri, Das to Msg!*** »f Taira. ate Saturday passed house bill granting and Iowa. Frank McGrath, president of served God are called men of valor (Judg. The result of widespread w a pen*te« <d «2(MXj a year to the widow of the Farmer*’ Alliance, My* that the proj­ vi, 12; xl. 1; 1 Chron. xii, 8, fifl). butaoabo meu and women to good rending aud Admiral Porter. The house amendment ect is one of the results of the tailor* of was Jeroboam, who made Israel to sin ■peaking is apparent In the vary disagrceto the direct tax tall was agreed to, and the Alliance legislatures to paw certain (1 Kings xi, 98). Some are mon of valor or abtevoiem which arc beard upon *nry ttataHno* go®» to the president. Con­ bill*. District Alliance*are being formed might for God. aud some are valiant for aid*. In » fashionable parlor the '’omen s the devil. May our song be, “Through God voirea when taken in concert are oft^ • ference report* were agreed to on the bills in every congressional di-trict and provi­ weahall do valiantly" (Ph. lx. 19; cvlil, 19). Perfect babel of unmmdcal nod irritating to itefow and regulate the jurisdiction of sion* being made for bntldiagenlil storage What availed all Naaman'*greatness since sounds, while those of Ibc men ere very Vhited -''tstev dburta and to establish a and grain depots. The district Alliance* he was a leper? And what avails all the little better. Y*t all of this mi.tut easily United States land court The bon*J’ul> will be mad* u» of sub Alliances. In this might of the world, with all its honor, if be overcome by systematic and ■liiute tedhe shlppinjf.bin was l!rid before wav a constant cummuute.-ition from indi­ one is a tanner in the sight of God, and on attention to the laws governing gently the senate, and went over. The conference vidual member* of the Alliance i« to be the way to endless torment (Matt, xxv, well articulated and refined speech.-Jennpcirt -on the bill to repeal tbs timber na*s Milter Magarino. Rev. xx, lfi)t rwfrme law wa* agreed to. Tiie Indian bad. "We will know bow many cattle 41,146; “And the Syrians had gone out by . .. ___ Thn each individual member of the Alliance Mr William K- Vanderbilt smokea a ha* on hand,” said Mr. McGrath, “and he companies, and had brought away captive ontof the Und ot bracW little maid; and special brand, which be has imported from can hold them without saUing foe need of she waited on Naaman'* wife.” Cube ljueii rlgrt ta» » the r«bl ><> ("“V “» '“rtl’1'!’ reedy cash. . Let any little girl consider well the tatua- «»u»a It, upon «bkb !• Mr. ’ matter except merehandl-w to any officer The Alltaare ths Only Bnyer. tion of ttas little maid, stolen from home, coat ot arms. Al wholesale in Cuba they of the government when addre-ued ofli“A record pf three faeta will be kept. No which was u.* much to her as home 4s to oral him twenty-live centa each. <i«Jh Frye moved to amend by inserttag.bym.il .»b.ldy bill *»>,*<;• individual member will sell his grain to any child, and now a little slave in a far option me« or brokers, but when he is off land, with little if any prospect ot see­ bouse, but the Democrat* showed a di* position to have a “long talk" on the mat­ obliged to sell, the grain will be taken by ing hither and mother again; and yet *he While walking through the Museum of tex, and it went over under agreement to the Alliance The same thing will follow seems to br faithful in her new home un­ Natural History at Central park recently srday The death of Senator Hearst with cattle. We will have agrnta lu Kan der throe hard circumstance*. I*>t the I saw in one of the glass caara part of a boys consider Joseph, stolen from homo by was announced, and after appropriate res­ ■as City, Chicago and St. Louis who wiH cedar telegraph pole thickly perforated olutions the senate—as a m irk of respect keep the district Alliances ported as to his own bretbreu and serving a* n slave in with hotel Ou inquiry 1 learned that Egypt; and yet we read four time* in one —adjourned at 12J»a’ ni. to to-day. these bolra.had been dng tn the pole by tbn the market and t he deman>l. Upon this In ihe house the mail subsidy bill, the information the demand will be supplied, chapter that tb* Ixird was with him (Gen. California woodpecker, for the purpoae of xxxlx, I, 3,21, 93). «ndry civil bill and the legislative bill and no more, at a fixed price determined X “Would God my lord were with the storing adonis f°r it* winter food. Romwere sent to conference. An understand­ of the acorn* mar still be seen In the pole, ing was reached that no contested elec by the Alliance No option wh*at will be prophet that is in Samaria! for he would altboegb most of them hid been extracted on the market There will be no specu ­ recover him of his leprosy.” tlou rase would be considered. The Ha­ lating on groin before harvest. The four before it was cut down. Not only faithful m a servant, but faith ­ waiian cable amendment to the diplo­ It has long broti known that these bnsy matic and consular bill was non-concurred slates in this trust will practically con­ ful in testimony, ami that for the benefit worker* vtore acorns iu the bark uf stand in and a conference committee appointed. trol the wheat and cattle market* of the' of In-r enemy, reminding us of Rom. v, 8, ing trees, but the use of a telegraph pole United States. 10; Matt v, 44; Rom. xii, 20, 21. The conference report* on the Indian dep4. "And one went in and told his lord, for thL- purpose is an entirely new selec redatlifiis claim bill and on the bill to “The commission each day will wire' saying, Thus and thu» said the maid that don. and white perhaps the feathered geftr OTgulste anti define the jurisdiction ot. try find it a very convenient vtorebouar, United States court* were agreed to. Also farmers to send hi a certain amount oft t* of the land of Israel.’The little girl’s raying la being spread their method of taking pw-ewion is de­ ou the bill establishing a private land wheat or cattle, a* the case may be, call­• claim court. A resolution wa* reported ing on tbe ones who are the hardestl abroad. It has now reached hi* care for cidedly damaging to the telegraph pole. There is * cousin of this same bird in .for the impeachmr.it ot Alex Boarman, pressed for cash. The amount demandedI whom it was intended. We have only to speak ui of uou» Jesos «■ as we have opportunity, M«xl.»wbo h.» dtaro.emlUtatlb, ta.lk »»c »«•»•« United States district judge. Louisiana, to supply the market that day will he ap-■ , sjieaw but pending action public business wav port woe-J among the district* equally, and 1 and we may be sure that tbe meMogv will suspended and enlogies delivered on tha in turn apportioned by the district Alli- in due time be owned of God. His word than trera or telegraph jk>Iv*. beside* raring lug him a treat great deal of labor. Tbe aloe fate Representative Phelan, of Tenn., ance. No farmer who Is a member of the will not return to Him void (Isa. Iv, U). -V-StataTn-tao1; -S. --• "And- the • •• king of Syria said, Go to; go. after which the house as a mark Alliance will sell hl* product* till called of respect adjonrne-1 nntil 8 o’clock upon. By this plan wheat fluctuations in and I will send a letter unto the king of remain* standiug. The flinty texture or the stalk i* easily pierced through to the p. tn. At the evening arasion tl-e prices.will be avoided. Other state Alli­ Israel." "Am! he departed, and took with him central cnviiy by tbe woodpecker, wlio then bouse refused to concur in the wnai.- ances are expected 11 ^»ln the movement. amendments to th* copyright bill anil it The new scheme Is modeled in detail after ten talents of silver and tax thomtaod thrusts in nu acorn, then another and an­ wu sent to conference; agreed to the con­ the whisky trust We hare decided that piece* of gold and ten change* of raiment." other, until tiie hidlow space i« filled tn the G. "Behold I hare sent Naaman. my ■err­ level of the hole. ference report on the bill to repeal the we must fight the devil with fire; tb.xt is, . timber cult use law: pa-sed the bill pro­ we must tight tgust* and combinations ant, to thee, that thou mayesl recover He then makes a second o|ening higher viding that the McKinley tariff bill shall with trusts and combination*.” him of his leprosy." up and thrusts iu more acorn* uutll the mt be construed as affecting the treaty Thus wrote the king of Syria to the level of that hole L* read. So be proceed* WAR AGAINST FARMERS' STORES. with the Hawaiian islands; a bill author­ king of Israel. The Ixird who gave deliv­ all the way up the Stalk until It i* com­ ising the construction of a bridge a cross erance to Syria is not recognised. We can­ pletely filled with acorns Often alcaa Portage lake in Michigan between Hough­ not wonder at this if we consider the thirty mile* distant from tbe nsarrat o*k ton and Hancock, and the bill prohibiting church of Christ today and see her reli­ tree have been found stored In this way. Des Moines, la.. March X—War has ance upon money and influence and the involving a journey for the bird* of sixty book-making and pool-selling in the Dis­ trict Then the death ot Senator Hearst broken out between the Farmer*’ Alli­ favor of this world, while He whose name milro for each acorn «-torrd. was announced, the house took appropri­ ance and the State Easiness Men's asso­ *he bears Is comparatively unknown and All this good work is turned to use in ated action and a: 12150 a m.‘ad jourued to ciation. The Alliance is instituting farm­ unsought and nnhonorod. times a( famine, when not only tbe wood­ T. "Am I God, to kill and to make all re, peckers out other birds and sn animsls ers’ co-operative stores all over the state. Washington City. March X—In the It is alleged that they hire cheap man­ that this man doth send unto me to recover live ou this preserved food.—SL Nichutaa. acuate yesterday tha house amendment to ager*. anJ sell good* at just enough ad­ a man of his leprosy?" Thus spake the king of Israel, when the tonnage subsidy b 11 waa passed. The vance to pay expense*. The Businew bill now goes to the president Mander­ Men’s association have sent notice* to all having read the letter he rent bis clothes and fancied that Syria**.king sought a son wu elected president pro tem­ jobtiers that none ot their member* will quarrel -with him. “Am I God’" re pore of the senate, »ucce*ding IngtaK buy from flrm* who. sell to the Alliance. minds us of Jacob's angry words to hi* Two Alliance men were in the city yester­ The credential* of Jatne* H. Ky’.o as sena­ day endeavoring to place an order for |3 • wife Rachel (Gen. xxx, 2). and killing and tor from South Dakota and of John B. 000 worth of groceries, but the jobbers all making abre reminds us of DeuL xxxii. I* that Imparity of the blood which produce* Gordon ag kenstor from Georgia were refused to sell to them. In retaliation », 1 Sam. ii, a unsightly lumps or »wettings tn the neek; 8. "Let him come now to me and he shall which cause* running sore* oa the any*, placed on tile. The house tall correcting/ the Alliance people will refuse to patron­ legs, or feel; which dcveloi* nicer* in Uie the tariff law so as not to interfere with’ ize members of the Business Men's a*oo- know that there is a prophet in Israel.” Thu* kjiake the man of God when be eye*, ear*, or nose, often causing bllndnes* or . the treaty of reciprocity with thfi cition. heard that the king bad rent Lis clothes. deafness; which I* th* origin uf pimples, can­ Hawaiian talauda, and house joint resoltro 0. "So Naaman came with hi* horses and cercus grdlrtbs. or " humors;" which, fa»tet»tlaa appropriating 11,003,000 for the Im­ ST. Ixtvis, March X—Several of the with bis chariot, and stood at the door of provement uf the Mississippi river, to tie largest dairy companins in this city have the house of Elisha.” •ratn. It la the roost ai.cfent of aU dlstasr*. Immediately available, were passed. The organised a trust to be known as the A great und honorable and mighty mA *nd very few person* arc entirely tree tr< *u IL pastoffice appropriation .bill was Dairy company, with a capital stock of of this world statxls in his majesty st the pasaed with an amendment appro­ gW,000. William L. Muse, the prime door of this poor and dependent servant that it of God. He is po* in the right place, but priating 91,250,003 fur the tram-porta- mover in the new concern, teoo of foreign malls. The agricultural was tor a reduction of expense* aud an not in the right spirit. lie knows that he HnBc:n ^preprintion bill was jia>Bed with amend- eventual decrease in price and au increase is a leper, that be him a deadly disease. and By taking Hood's Sarsaparilla, whleh. by he has cornea long Journey seeking for tbo remarkable cares It ha* accotnpiubcd. meat*. Al fl p. m. the senate took a recess in purity of milk to tfte consumer. health; but then he is do poor man; he lu* proven u*eif to be a potent and peculiar until 8 p. m. Wbea the senate again nsDEATH OF SENATOR HEARSI . does not come ns a beggar; he is not like medicine for th!* dlw.se. If you suiter frw ■ambled the general deficiency bill was complete*! in committee, but final the leper of Matt, vlil, nor the ten of Luke scrofula, try Hood’s Barsaparllla. action potapon«*L It Carrie* items xvii. He bi able to pay for his healing and “ Every spring my wife and children have tl>« Great Majority. • to pay the widews of Chief Jus­ he a ants it done as to a great and mighty been troubled with scrofula, my little boy, W amungtok C ity , March 2 — Senator tice Waite and Jtplfc* Miller each one man. He is dealing with men and wants three year* old. being a terrible sufferer’ paar’s salary, but the proposition to give George Hearst, of California, died at his his position before men to be recognised. Last spring be was one mara of sore* from house employes a month’s extra pay was residence in this city at 9-.10o'clock Satur­ He does not tarn Luke xvl, ifi. 10. “An<l Baffin sent n mewwnger unto bred lo fat We all took Hood’s Sareaparilia. ■truck *ut The bouse amendment to the day night of a complication of diseases, Jive stock ln«pectiou bill was agre-d to. as Bright's diseases and heart trouble being him, saying, Go and wash In Jordan seven and all have been cured of the scrofula. My waa the conference report on the bill to the most prominent. He wa* unconscious times, and tby flesh shall come again to little hoy is entirely free from sores, and all four of my children look bright and beahhy<tve employe* of the government printing at the time of his death, and bad been iu thee, and thou sholt be clean.” efioe 20 per cent, additional pay for night What magnificent indifference to earth's W. B. athxrtom. Passaic City, X. J. work The rest of the srosion was devoted a semi-comatore state for days. Hi* fam­ I>otentntes and earth’s favors. What an Hood’s Sarsaparilla to eulogies on the late Representative ily were present when tbe end, which had opportunity to make a friend with great been so long expected, came. Senator Hearst hod been ill for tax month*, and influence am! obtain a great sum of money the senate adjoarwod. had been configad to bis house for the past Bat, like Abram before the king of Sodom ■In the bouM senate bill granting a pen he is conscious that the pcssesaor of 100 Doles One Dollar two month*.wfanator Hearst was born lu heaven and earth is his friend, and he can ■miral Porter wa* passed. The conference 1820; started fiql in life a* a miner, and afford to say concerning the king of Syria's amassed a grcra famune. In politics be nport on the copyright bill was reported. was a Democrat. present legislature gold and silver, "I will receive none.” IL "But Naaman was wroth, and went cept the provision that the home copy- of Californio is Republican, and will send ■ away and said. Behold, I thrfugbt’ • • • a Republican to the senate as his succesxight shall not prevent the importation of Be wanted health, but he wanted it like article* from abroad. A further congiven in a style befitting ills high position. THE FLOOD HAVOC AT YUMA. 12. “Are not Abana tnd Pharpar, riren •mom until ft90p. tn. At the night sraof^jmascus, better tin n all the waters of ■too the rules were suspended, Dumagea •t.Oot.Oeo. ■Ml lb* aauate bill for the iuspretion Here are some mure of his thoughts You, A. T.. March 1.—Immolation Syria is better than Israel. Damascus than reign* supreme. Two hundred and slxiy- Jerusalem, Abana and Pharpar than Jor dan- K is a great humiliation for him a Syrian, tn tn __ 1 lues* bouse is left standing. The Southern ’B,CM Pacific hotel ba* fed L«» people for several pay for all beget*. ARE THE BEST. father, if the prophet had bid days. There were provisions enough in town Saturday for eight days. The losses Uta, de tame «tart tblnt mraldrt tboa wn.,A,vVl^!'2fle*k.‘o ruJI ‘UWlt l^tttaunaMaa. in this county will foot up nearly 22,000.­ not have done itf • Hold Ly all dsota*. Thus reason his serv.-ujts with him. 000, and th* damage suffered by the rail­ road cotPP«uy will amount to more than showing more wisdom than their master' fW 7G!7*’“ lr-CE are n‘1 wiro" (Job •ao.om ______________ xxxii. D); and they had him. too a* we mv for that was Just the thought of his heart W asbingtux CtTT, March X — The cou. rHlher Ul€n ’Then he sxitli IO. March 2.- Memorial services ferrera on toe sundry civil bill hare of Gen. Sherman and Admiral reached a final agreement. The appropri­ to thee. Wash, and lie clean’” 14- "Then went he down." ere held at Auditorium yes- ations for ttw World's fair are decreased That 1* good, for every proud person by *2,000 from the amount allowed by the must come down, and if they come will "^4 bonrc. The baase provision appropriating S’JtaTSlX" ilsadotw. CoL 9KU.UU0 for tlw government exhibit i* re- iag them down. "And dipped himself seven timra in Jo-. pease* of tbe All u<hl»M to all it oo , board of lady manager*. SCROFULA CURED If YOU WISH wiu^ Office c ts> Advertise Anything Berlin db ruled not Aieoeial p.4-] Money I sold oa < A.FI OB Anywhere Any time neettag S.“F WRITE TO Office hi Geo. P. Rowell & Co. G. wMakes* No. IO Spruce Street, BYE and StESS Oflteeu House. Hi NEW YORK. 9 gMITB (O Practlw • rEOBATi ORDEIL MORTGAGE SALE. Default having tav-n mate for tusrv than State of Mtehlgan. iwaili o! fiarry -»« ..At a session u! th- f’rvtate ('Urt’lor "'T1 County of Barn . boMrijat ’.be f'rneu.o.noJt. the City ot Haitian. It* raid oouaty on Sst &y. tha Ttti day oi l-^mrr. in tte mr » ifeMMad«(falhundredand nm-!).one of Mirtilgiui. on Prfifafifal. Cbarfv* W. AnaMrong, Jwjj- g County <d Harry, the 4th day of Ju la ttte nistter of the estate ot Itaid LTaibg, On readme, *M fliteg tm- jw-takra. ddy vented, uf John V. . T.iltei wv. n< may^t>* granted lo Iteurffl. Ma dneht the date <*«« A E-l (O’ TraettcJ B ____ (Ol ROBE Cor. Jeff Thereupon it i» m.H-Ud. tut'FrMM said petition, and that «»• heir* at Us sTtet x b herri-y gives, that oa Balarday tbe deceased aod ad other j-TM-in q nU1 day d.y ,4 April. MK. Miro o'etoek In tbeb'jr- said ratal*, arr miuired to spprar st a «mUs nth of April.: a*■£££» of said court, thru i» be |.«ddrn at ’be fatale ■bow cause, if any there tk. why the jvirrr «( bulMmit I" »bkh Use Circuit Court for »ahl Uepeutioner may not be crated Asdi’.l* CmWrty of Harry i« held. al public auruon to the further ordered. Thai w<5|. t::.. -re irBoL.e highest bidder, the nrantisra dracribe-1lu said tai thn rwnuit.* 'nljinitn? Ha *»•.! util. W tbe patronag Has Incorpor Open foi south half of the north east quarter of awstau turni' row. m town fmir north, range slaewrat, eouta.'r.lni eighty **re« of lead more or te»a. PROBAI H OKU EK. Dated. Hasting*. Mlrh.. January Ulh. 1*1 Ml SAXXSM HAMMoxn, Mortpigv*. Stale of Mtabtgau, Court* of B*.»■ AU»XO E. K kSAsruN AttoTbr) for Mortaagre Default having beau made in the eoadillnr* Umraaad ateht hundred an.i n. n ore . Preerot, Chart** W. Anuttroag. Jaece •! Probate. on reading and filing the rotiUeo. du* ed. of George J. IXhu-t sdmltualndar •! slats prajhig tor re«MM>« thereto «st I w -OO. oh ... w • Thsreapoa IK is oniere-i. thst j Endsy.tby »i do at Martth A. !). !«:. 4 •** th* lormoon. w aas>guni for tne Lrarygrt by JoH «. Jabo to Barry t Downing. Norem bw llth. l‘K. and anid aaatapHaeei recorded iu .MM petfttan. and that its twirsdt Us staid tbenWoeof the Register of Iteods laaadlor deerased and all other pctsom. ii trnMedUtod Bsrry ( canity, in liber M of r.iortgaK'-* on lure 107. On whleh m<wta*ire there is Maimed to t* and show caaae, if any tlt-n; b-. *by Jhe jrtjw 0( l*e MUttouer ms* not be trcutr! AM tl is furtber entered. That «aud i s* thereof, ’ ’ Now. Uwevfore. by virtu* of the power ot M coc.tallied Io said murtgaa*. aad the statute mi-1, case nmde Mid provided, notice i< hero ««vte ttau un SMurdav, the «h day of April. I> tin. at let; o i-Joek In U»e foresMXKi. 1 sb •ell st public surttau to the highest bidder. sn attorney’,, <g t.ratyare doltare roreMauL M for therein. Uw rrmmse* beta* dracntasl in l *t.d ^Lndb^aTta* t£ *m5S of Mwhtxan known and dracribM as toitows. ;ln* c“M‘'hM1i| «>b, itesuev west (40> ferty rodv lheare south one bait *<}*. thenre 401 rn*1v M rest _.... Bamy * Dow WIND. ** Tht Jiitgera Falls matfonii. Bajrnxoe... Station*. ___ timetable ■aid mo dollars remain­ thirty d !i. K <VSWM» ?ilfc & roar* tc On th there b eordlnj tenant in*tall: by vlrt: ■aid a* does be declare SK«b Hastixo* M R. COLLINS. Ural Galago, hl&uuo Ji. S&giuw pic Grot of srctlu Sun” Bepum’ limited. WBSLjoatatalng forty (») of taM rn^v Smith « Mary M. the iiendency of said priitnai. *u<l.ibe tayite Michigan Central GILLASI’IE,Comer of Coart and Jefferoon toad, bone meal, ground >•'' • • ■ olgMCrt* firaSKjSto •general Good goods. Low pric-i- 'TO Station*. MORTGAGE SALE. Default hsvtag been made la the 0 USTERS SHILOH S CONSUMPTION CURE gTUAB Drads.rw tac tomity Ot B.»>n and w iTuter s" M«W«. whleh ■■mill there is Gsii ’r’i H> I* ,.4—j Sli d .tTStoU houre tbewum of t« tuMrtJ ■ww ± £9 •> taw tavta, tMaeys ■ curedtarn by said mortujge.ur »< >> *TO!ib«ri—. w "A ass STi" »T.tSni.7 ta. «™ ,,r,l'2±K > n isai at ten o'clock 1" '8c ■& •own. l.lAtar,_U f MM* rt__ jL.tl_.ta AMul.nlrll for tluT’-mi. U. I To Um court s?,. �BUSINESS CARDS. The room's in dteurder, r The c«t’» on the table. The flower-stand upset, and the mischief to P*y: DELTON, MICH. And Johnny Ik eertamlnK Office at hotel for the present , As loud as he’s able. 1 For nothing goes right when maiheia's ILLIAM O. LOWDEN. away. Lawyer. What a wane of dtecouifort and confus­ Office over Julius Russell's store, .State ion home would be if mamma did not re­ street, Hastluys, Mich. turn. If your wife is slowly breaking down, from, a combination of domeetiu TUART. KNAPPEN & WEAVER. cares nnd female disorders, make it your Attorneys nt law. ■ first business to restore her health. Dr. Over Bastings Natiui.sl Bauki Pierce’s Favorite Prescription h without Hustings, Michigan. Associate offices, at Grand Rapids, Mito. n peer as a remedy for feeble and debili­■ tated women.i$ the only medicine fur A. SHELDON, the cla» of maladies known at, female di­ . Atatract and Real Estate Office. ceases which is sqld under* positive gaurAtedract Block. HMtiugs. ; Money tu loan on Real Estate Real Euutt anlee from the mamifnctnrers that It will jwid ou commission. General conveyancing. give satisfaction, or the money will be Having a complete set of Abstract Books, com refunded. It is a positive cure for tbe piled troiu the Records, can fnnilsh complete moat complicated rases of womb troubles.। * tracts.C. F. BROOKS. Cleric. P. DRAKE, M. D., The Union Sunday school convention will be held io Jackson, March 10. Office pver Holloway's drug store. It is quite probable that you may need tbe, . ‘fficc hours from 2 to « p. m. Telephone, con ' f.eciing with residence, at Holloway's drug service* of a physician gome day. but you can। postpone the time tadefluarely by keeping vour. j M. B. G1LLASITE, Notary 1’ubllc blood pure and your system fnvigoratql। 1. amt U. S. Claim Agent, through the use of Ayer'# Harsaparitta. Pre­ • wili-prosvcuteall kinds <if claims before the vention la bet ft-r than cure. Dvicirtiut-n:* of the Interior office. Callon him at his Moro, corner Court and Jefferson Sts.. TheTidhoun County 8. S. convention is in1 Masting*. Mich._____ 1 session at Bailie Creek. , M. FOWLER. I). D. {j. 7...------- ... uiirr l ull. 1 liese pills are scientitically compounded, office hours s a. tn. to 5 pi in. and uniform in action. No griping pain so A. BARBER, M. D., commonly following the use- of pills. 1 . Physician mid Surgeon, They are adapted tu both adults ahd chil­ Office over Nevin's store. Office hours from s dren with perfect safety. W? guarantee they have nn equal in tbe cure of sick headache, constipation, dyspepfela and p W. uOWRY. M. D., biliousness, and. as an appetizer, ihey ex­ VT. Physician and Surgeon. cel any other preparation. Makes a specialty of treating diseases of the EYE .tad KAK and the preservation of vision t-y -properly fitting NPECTACLE* and eye Adelbert Watson, of Stanton. Is In jail ULAKSES. 3 Gfflre and residence on Broadway. near Coart charged with forgeyy. House. Ha*t»ig*. Mich. _________ ^MlTir* COLGROVE, p T. GAMBLE. . V* Physician aud Surgeon. A PRISONER IN A TOMB. CHRYSANTHEMUMS. HE TRIED TO STEAL THE JEW­ ELS FROM A DEAD DUCHESS. AS Mitnran winds blow chill at night; But close iawide th?' garden walks. W S P H Lawyers. (OSes in Union block. Hustings.) E. KEN ASTON. Attorney at Law, (Over J. S. Goodyear & Co.’s store.) Practices tn aiI courtsof the State. Collections promptly attending to. ___________ A • R i l.MMERMAN, H,xn«palhlc Phy• sician and Burgeon. 1 o-'ice over Lathrop’s drtig stare.) F ROBERTSON HOUSE, f-r. Jdfcraon and Cnnrt Sts., Hastings. Mich. Rates, S I .OO per Day. Th># House is new. with pleasant rooms. The ? itronac- of the public Is respectfully solicited. Hastings - - Mich. iJLI’ITJLT. $75,000.00 M’Rl’LUK g4.0W.V0. rcorporated tinder the Jawa ot tbe Stat* of Michigan. Opea for business Dec. 15.1M6 in building for inerty occupied by Messer Bros. officers: O. G. Robinson. President; Chester Messer, Vice. Pres. D. W. Reynolds. Cashier. Dan W. Reynolds, W. H. D. G. Robinson. J. A.u Greble. JohnCweth. Ch P. T. Colgrove. Genera! Banking Business Transacted. Mortgage Sale.. On the first- day of September. A. I). lh». faryM. rtoicott and Jerome E? Wolcott mortpii Grove, Co tutr of Barry and Hiate of MlehiEan. described as follows to-wit: The south i.iilf of the north hall of the northwest quarter uf section twenty (M) town two (2) north of range seven G) west, containing forty 00 acres or land i) ire or less. • Said mortgage waa on the sixteenth day ot September. A. !». IMG, recorded in the office of the register of deeds for tbe t?ounty of Barry and State of Miehhcan, in liber 29 of mortgages on page 12. said raorttam! was on tbe tweutv-eigblh day ”f I*«*wb«r. A. b. i«e. duly assigned by tbe slid Addlso* P. Cook, to the A. P. Cook Co.. ■Imltod. whleh said aaslgnment was on tbe fifth '••«>'&! hebroary. A. 11. j«i. duly recorded in 'aid register s office, tu liber 38 of mortgage*, on Cntheflrik d*y of September. A D. i«te. there beeanr due and payable by the term* of said th« sum of Torty-fire and ao im ..>n ir<'Sr-AOi. of interest and the same has n nui0.-«i uflii ffil and in arrear.i fortiie ffimeo of thirty <l its tod upwards. On the firjt day of September. A. D. 1*89. tnere becati*- due unit payable an initallrnent of 'mere*: of ftnv nre apd Mt 100 dolors (H5..->0]_ and the same .-.a* rennined unpaid iand in arr&srs (or tnr'.pare of more than thfrty day*. On die firht day uf September. A. D. ih.no, there becanw due an installment of Interest ae• ■■ruing to the terms <V »sld mortESge. of fortyIFWOOl. which said last •jstallment has remained due sad tn arrear* .or more than thirty days. Now. therefore, by reason of said default, and by virtu- of a condition ot said mortgagr. the •wd assixwe of mortgage ha* elected antf fa** hereby elect to declare, and docs hereby '!?X1-iU2Ll,1ie wi,0‘e secured by said mort^.^e. both mterest and principal, due and pay■ able at once. There It therefore claimed to be rm* due and unpaid on tatamongtige tbe sum ’.'£«««* bundred. thirty-eight and so-too dolbws of principal and interest, and Hie tarthrr stun of seven and 53 100 dollar* UJ(e,i by mortgagee ou said premlses, with interest tbereoa. according to Mie u-rtus ,g said mortgage at tan per cent, from the .-.L day of January, A. D. ism. and do proceediEK?* >*W or in equity have been Instituted to v «»oc °r any pan thereof. G therefore herepy given that by virLr?LU‘e?£,?ernfSM,0,n Buch mortgage eonand the statute In such ease fnade and Oe "°,d at P°hlle ven du- to the highest bidder,at the north front door of the reU[«’2?l1:te ,u £*»• lltT °f Hastings. Barry Cottaty JlelUgan, that being the place of hotalng the elreultcourt far Kata county, on the ninth day of May A. J|. t»i. at ten o’clock ta tbe torenoon of said day. to satisfy the amount then dac u 'n°rtK**e together with all legal cotffii, ,r'toi'ihig to attorney fee aw provided by laxri Dated. Febrnuy 7th. itei. The a P. Cook Co. Limited. Assignee ot Mortgagee. Stuart, Knaitkn & wkavbk. _Attorneys for Assignee Sheriff’ll Notice of Election. To the Qualified voters of Barry County, Michi1‘uraunnt to due notice from the Secretoly ot 3*a5*’, y*”J nre hereby notified that at the general election to be held in this state on Monday. April Citi, itsii, Cb« following atBrora nre to be eleuied; Au associate jp«tlre of the supreme court tn place of John W Cbampifn. whose term1.7, of office .r will expire December 81. MM: WltneMmy hand and seal at Hastings. Mich, .his tech day of February. tWl J am e*D. Benham, Sheriff of Barry Co-. Midi. Sel-w ISZEills ENGINES, improved Variable Friction Feed. A. B. FARWHAR CO., York, Pa. Were Burled with the Body— lie Broke Only a few weeks after her recurn from Brussels, where aho had mo her ron. recently crowned king of the Belgian*, did the Dncbraa Augusta of Sachaen-CobnrR die. m bar aerenty-alxth year, Nov. ifi, 183L ri C ‘tt,tnimtioD *nd lore this admiraofc princess had Inspired drew crowd* to visit the body, n* it lay in »tato iu the realdeuce «t Coburg, prior to the funeral, which took place on the 10th, before day­ break. by the light of torche*. The funeral wa* attended by men Mid women of all classes, eager to express their attachment to the dccmuted and respect for the fnmilv. A groat deal was aaid and tabled con ceming this tuneraL It was told and be lleved that the dowager duchesa had been laid in tbe family vault adorned with her diamond ring* and ricbeet necklace*. She wb* the mother of kinga, and the vulgar believed that every royal nnd princely home with which she was^jlied bad con­ tributed some jewel tow.rtWhe decoration of her body. Among those who were prevent at the funeral of the Dacheas Augusta wgs a Bavarian named Andrens Stubcnrauot, an artisan then at Coburg. He was the son of an armorer, followed hia father'* pro­ fession, and had nettled at Coburg. Stu benrauch had been one of the crowd that hod paaaedbythe bed an which the duchess l*y in stale, and hail cast covetous eye* at the jewelry with which the body was adorned. He hud also attended the funeral, and bad come to the conclusion that the duch­ ess was buried with oil the precious arti­ cles he had noticed about her us exposed to Engineer. i have fam a great sufferer frenu rheum­ view before the burial, nud with a great atism for seven years, and hearing of the deal more, which popular gossip disserted success <d Hibbard's Rheumatic Svrup. to have been laid in tiie coffin with her. concluded tv give it a trial. 1 have tested Tbe thought of all this waste of wealth the curative properties of the mineral 1 clung to bls mind, and Stubenrauch rosprings without finding relief frntn that | solved to enter tbe mausoleum and rob the body. er any other source until I tried Hibbard's BltaAKlNU INTO A TOMB. Rheumatit- Syrup, which has dene wonders The i>usition ot the vault, far removed nnd for me. I can now walk with entire comeakd from t he palace, suited bls plans, freedom from pain and my genera! health and he made little account of lock* and is very much 'improved; It is n splendid bar*, which were likely to prove small hin retnwly for the blood and the debillnted dentnees to an accomplished locksmith. system. Fkeu Hf.iwax. To carry his plan into execution be re­ Engineer Waterworks Big Raphls, Mich. solved on choosing the night of Aug. IB­ bold by F. 1* Heath. Prepared only by ID, 18S& On this evening he sat drinking The ('baric.* Wright Medicine Company. in a low tavern till 10o’clock, when be left, Detroit. Mich. returned to his lodging*, where he collected A farmer living near Decatur turaalready the tools he believed he would require, a candle and flint and steel, and then betook himsrif to the tuattsolram. The tomb was Hood's farsapriila is on the Good Ude ot। clw'ed byuu iron gate formed of strong popularity, which pwitili.n It has reached by ■ tiara eight feet high, radiating from a cen­ Hi- own Intrinsic, undoubted itv.-rit. ter in a sort of semicircle and armed with sharp spikes. Fimllan Ohio. May fith 1890. He found it impossible to open the lock, J. M. l.<K»se Red Clover Co., I bad a very troublesome mid painful. and he was therefore obliged to climb over »ore on my face of about one year's stand­ the gate, regard lex* of the danger of tear­ ing himself on the-barb*. Here he found ing. and which several physicians pro­ nounced a cancer. I bad tried a good a double stout oaken door in t he floor that gnvenecc** to the vault. The two valve* many different kinds of salves, plasters were so closkly dovetailed Into uno another and blood purifiers, but none of them and fitted so exactly that he found tiie seemed to help me very much. 1 found utmost difficulty in getting a tool between one ot your circulars rvcommetiding your them. He tried his false keys in vain on Extract Red Clover, so went to the drug the lock, und for a long time his efforts to store and bought a bottle and a small box prise the lock open with a levey were equal­ of the Solid Extract 1 took Ute medicine ly futile. At length by means of a wedge hceording to directions and used the .Solid he succeeded in breaking away through Extract as a salve, putting it ou fresh the junction of the d«>ors into which ho twice a day. About the third day it began could insert a Lar, and thru he heaved at to heal, so I continued 'Ute tint of it for one valve with all BL* might, throwing his about three weeks, both internally and by weight on the lever. outward application and am very happy to It took him fully an hour before be could state that It lias entirely cured nte/s. break open the door. Midnight struck as I dtecrfully reeotnmend lxx*c's Extract the valve, grating on it* binges, wa* thrown of Red Clover ns the greatest ami best buck. Then, leaning over the opening, blood purifier on tbe market. I have tried holding a pole in'both hands, he endeavthem all. Yonr medicine is a God send to <>red to feel the depth ot tbe vault. In so suffering humanity. 'Yours joyfully. doing ho lost his balance and the weight of J. 11. Kibler. the pok dragged him down, and be fell be­ tween two coffins some twelve feet below A furniture factory may Is- established tbe floor of the upper chamber. There he at Mt. Pleasant. lay for some little while unconscious, Kemrmber that Ayer's Cherry Pectoral has stunned by his full. When he caino to no e<|uil ns a specific for colds, coughs, and all himself he sat up, felt'about with hi* bauds aSteUons Of Uh- throat and lungs. * for nearly to ascertain where he wa*. and considered half a century It has been In greater demand what next should be done. IN A THAI’. than any othnr remedy for pulmonary ‘com­ z Stubenrauch was not tbe man to feel plaints. AU the druggists have It for sale. either respect for the dead or fear of aught Slek Headache. *u|>ernaturaL With both hands he sus­ Loose's Red Clover Fill.* cnj4 sick tained the' heavy lid of the coffin as be headache, dyspepsia. Indlgestinfif consti­ peered in, and the necessity for wring both pation. ■l.’ic. |ht l>ox. 5 boxes for 81. For to support the weight prevented hi* pro­ fane baud from being laid on the remains sale by W. 11. Goodyear. of nn august and piogp princess. Stuben­ The liquorxpitrttira will sway the Lyon* rauch did indeed try more than once to village election. sustain the lid with one hand that lie might grope with the other for the treas be fancied must bo concealed there, Children Cry for yres but the moment ho removed one hand the lid crashed down. Pitcher’s Castoria. Disappointed in his expectations, Stu­ Children Cry for benrauch now replaced the cover and be­ gan to consider how he might escape. But Pitcher’s Castoria. now. and now only, did he discover that it was not possible for him to get out of the Children Cry for vault into which he hod fallen. The pole on which he had placed bi* confidence was Pitcher's Castoria. too short to reach tho opening -above. Copemish is called the “beech tree Every effort made by Stubenrauch to town." ' scramble out failed. He was caught in a Big Rapids Is in the throes of a mad dog; trap—and what a trap! Nemesis had fallen an the ruffian at once on the scene of his scare. crime and condemned him to betray him­ □ Prof. Winchell's brain weighed fifty-four’ self. ounces. « Morning l/hxke. It wa* Sunday, and a special festival at Coburg, for it was the twenty-fifth anniversary of the accession of tbe duke. *0 that tbe town was in lively commoUon, and park und palace were also in a »tir. Stubenrauch sat up and waited in hopes of tearing eome one draw near who could release him. About 9 o’clock in the morning ba heard step* on the gravel and ut once begun to shout for tuuiistanas. The person who had approached ran away in ilgta, declaring that strange and unearthly poise* Issued from the ducal and al! mausoleum. The guard was apprised, but Stomach Troubles, would not at first believe the report. At INDIGESTION, length one id tbe sentinels wa* dispatched to the spoLftod he returned speedily with nch, Giddiness, the tidings ^hat there cnrtMnly wa* » m*u tn the vault. He had peered through the ▼ Heartbum, Consti­ grating nt the entrance, and b*d seen tbe pation, Fullness, Food Rising, Disagreeable Taste, Nervous­ door brokeg open nod a crowbar and other articles lying about. The gate was now ness. ________ opened, and Stubenrauch removed in tbe midst of an’aRsemblcd crowd of angry and receipt "T. 1___ ___ IT* dismayed. sjectutora. He won removed to prison, tried and condemned to eighteen months with hard labor.—Baring-Goald’a Historic Oddit iea * DIAMOND VERA-CURA SUACOBSOIL J. Pierpont Morgan smokes a very si rang Cigar, the Carolina, tor which lie fays fif­ teen oant* each. Mr. Morgan smokes con­ tinually In his office, and always h»» box near at hand which be offers to visitors. When Mr. Morgan does not feel like light­ ing a cigar be places it between bis teeth and enjoys what is known as a dry smoke. He probably upoila half n dozen dgara daily in this way.—New York World. Fair blofwonit. white and golden, rent; My lady cotneth np ibertreet, With u-ndrr tw uud Itoj-ering feel. •With kunbeama in her clustering hair; And all th-? lind li fa!) of light. And <»n my brwutf. in gold and white. There laucha a gay boutonniere. Chryianthc.-nunui The barter's business in Spain is pecul­ iar, In that he is called upon to ply his shenra or* donkeys u well ns men. For it bran important item in the care of Span­ ish donkeys that they should be sheared as to tbe bock, in order to make a smooth­ er resting place for man or pannier. So while the master held his animal, one of .the barber* plied some enormous clacking shears nnd littered tbe ground with mouse colored hair, leaving the beast’s belly fur covered below a fixed line, and for a small additional price executing a raised pattern of star points around the neck. The tonsorial profession is an Indispen­ sable one in a country where sharing the whole fore is generally practiced among al! the humbler ordirra, not to mention toreros and eeclesiaatic*. But the discom­ fort to which the barber’s customers sub­ mit is astonishing. Instead of being jwim pered, aixjtlied. labored at with confiden­ tial .respectfulness, und lulled into luxuri­ ous harmony with himself, a* bapi>ens in America, a man who courts tbe razor in Spain has to sit upright in a stiff ciiaii and meekly hold under bls chin a baw* basin full of suds, and fitting his throat by means of a curved nick at one side. One individual We saw seated by the dusty road ul the gate with a towel aroand his shoulders and nothing in bis hands to catch his own falling locks. He looked sub­ missive and miserable, as if assisting at his own degradation. while the liaruer was magnified into a tyrant exorcising sovereign pleasure.—St. Louis Globe-Demncrat. An old historian thus speuksof the early teitiie and other arts: Tbe textile and other arts which flour­ ished in Egypt previous to the Jewish dis­ pensation and in which the Pharaohs took so lively au interest' would undoubtedly iiave reached even n higher slate of perfec­ tion than they did had they been allowed to continue under such favorable circum­ stances, but after tbe subjugation of the nation by Combyses, 625 years before our Saviour, the arts and ncience*, under a for­ eign yoke, disappeared. or rather ceased to be indigenous in Egypt, The Ptolemies, indeed, encouraged them, but under their reigns the arts were chiefly controlled by the Grecians. Tbe Egyptians had degen­ erated from the knowledge of their an­ cestors, whoso hieroglyphic they them­ selves no longer understood.—Dry Goods Chronicle. A pack of wolves attacked a m - n and hia dog in northern Michigan. The tunu fell down und prayed to be spared, and tbe wolves turned tail onJiim. ilia poor dog, not being able to pray, started off ou a run, but was overhauled and. devoured in h fashion peculiarly ebanteteristta pf the Michigan wolves.—Detroit Free Press. For Boils, Pimples carbuncles, scrofulous sores, eczema, and all other blood diseases, take Ayer’s Sarsaparilla It will relieve and cure dyspepsia, nervous debility, and that tired feeling. • Has Cured Others will euro you. Asaistact Postmaster Gnylei*doesn't be­ lieve ip the plan that has been urged of re­ versing tie order of the parts of the nddress on nn envelope— that is, of pntting the name of the state and city flrat, the liou.se nuntlwr nnd street next and the name ot the t>er*on last. The idea is that an mutortcr of out of town mail wishes to rood th« name of the > tote first ot all and then of the city, althtcgb in most cases he pays attention to the tutnw of the state only. The man who aMorta the hag of mail tbe next time perhaps concenw him­ self only with the name of tbe town or city, while the one who handles the letters tn a big city cares only for the street and “That 5£ Blankpt is a dandy.* number, unless the person addressed Lb well known or has a jxwtoffice box. Mr. Gayler says: ,FW££—Gel from your dealer free, the Tbe method might have bcch a good one bad it Iwcn universally adopted in the first ^4 Book. It lias handsome pictures and place, but it is nonsense to try to introduce val’iable Information about horees. Two or three dollars ibr a 5, a Horse it now. The ahAortcrs would have a great deal of trouble if an effort were mode to Blanket will make your horse worth more put the proposed system into use. They and cat lea» to keep warm. have grown accttetoiued to re.-uiing the ad­ ' 5'A Five Mile dresses from the bottom upward, and when the order is reversed they have to stop and 5/A Boss Stable read the address downward. They would Ask for 5/A Electric thus lose time and temper, especially if the present method were frequently disregard­ 5/A Extra Test ed. You might as well try to persuade peo­ 30 other styles at prices to suit every­ ple who write Chinese and Hebrew to fol­ low our system of writing from right to bpdv. If you can'} get them from your left and down the-column.—New York dealer, write u*____ Tribune. ______ Elephant** Hide. The tanning of elephant's hides is com­ paratively a new industry. The method employed is practically tbe Harm' as in the tnnningof cow bides, except that u stroug«-f combination of the tannic tngrcdlenUi bt required, and n greater length of timeabout six months—i» necessary to perform the work. When the hide bt taken out ol toe vat it is about inches thick. Ar­ ticles made of elephant’s hide are expen , sive luxuries. A small pocketbook of ele­ phant leather, without any silver or gold ornament nt ion, costs about >40. A small sachel made of tbe same leather co*t» anywhere from RXK) to 1400. Cigar casra, card cases and similar ar­ ticles vary from t25 to 6100. Floor ruga are tilro made out of toe leather. In flnlubing the hide no attempt is made to glaze or polish iL Everything is done to preserve its natural color and appearance, it b a very enduring leather, sevehil years’ wear having but little effect, upon it. The scarcity of elephants nnd the great ex­ pense entailed in the Lanning of their hides precludes tbe possibility of elephant lent her ever becoming a thing of popular and general use.—New York Commercial Advertiser. BLANKETS ARE THE STRONGEST. NONt GENUINE WITHOUT THE 5U LABEL No more th is! Careful Public)School Teachers. A HUlo boy who came to school for the flrat time was plaocd in a primary class iu this city among ninety children. Some­ how he lost himself and strolled into an­ other clnasronm where there wa* the same massing of children. When tbe toucher called the roll tills little chap, thlm.mg that he mtua belong somewhere, answered to a nume for which there was no other re­ sponse. though it did not belong to him. and be continued to do this fur , two months. In school the child had campletely lost all identity as tu himself, and felt his individuality confphudy merged with tiie individual represented b.v ninety children or more. In the meantime the first teaciter had marked him absent. As of course tliero was no response to t he axil ot THE his name, till accidentally rhe found (Im little truant and carried him buck to his right place.—New York Teacher. 'ADHESIVE COUNTERS, Not long ago Friedrich Wilhelm was out riding v. ith two countesses. They were old ladle*: of very high rank. One of thorn tola the little prince he was not iMihnring prop­ erly. With this the little fellow rang the bell which told the coachman .when t.x stop. The homes were reined in und th*, attendant wished to know tbe order? “The countess will get out,” said little Friedrich, with a trnvc of his hard, as 1! he were com mnnding an army. li is need­ less Co say the old lady did not get out and walk home, and the little prince found b* was still undur petticoat government.— Cor. inuhinnpuli* Journal Except in the case of tbe death of the president, when he atops up to the betel uf the government, tbe vice president ta merely the preaidin; officer ot the senate. He is not a member of that body, how­ ever, and votes only when there la a tin. G. G. SPAULDING, HrtSTINUa. HOP PLASTERS rvSabOlty. HOP PLASTER CO. Prop's. BOSTQH. ===== The Nestor of the 1 warrter and the wise counaellor Greek a had ruled over three gem gods. Th M kiricu Mw has been In the van of AiiierictD thought for more than three quarters of 11 century, ranking always with tiie best and moot influential periodical* in the world. It ta tbe mouth-piece of tbe men wfio know most about the great topics on which Americans require to be Informed from month to month. Its eotiUibutor* being. the leaders ot thought and action in every field. Those who would take counsel Of the highest knowledge on the affalts of tbe time, and learn i’hat is to be said regard­ ing them by'tin* recogjilaed authorise* on both sides, must therefore read THE NORTH AMERICAN REVIEW, the Nestor of !_he magazine*. •The North Amkrkax Revikw h ahead nf any inag-AZine this country has ever s<w* in tin- lin|K>rlancr of tbe topics It dUcusact and tha t.-minence uf its contributor*.'—Albany Argna••Has become, as It were, the intcBfgetit American citizen’* hand-nook on great qnesaoM of the boor."— Buffalo Express, ••The North amkrican Beview tnuvhes Ameriean* uu almost every point iu which they are lutereated."—Boston Herald. ••A moulder of intelligent opinion by the im­ partial pre-eiitattai) of ooth side* ot Important subjects."—Philadelphia Public 1-edger. The list of recent contributors to the Review formp a roll of representative men and women of the time, including W. E Glabotonk, J. G. Blaine, Cardinal Grano xs, Speaker Reed, Ex-Speaker Carlisle. W. McKixlev, Jr.. Oihda. Mme. Adam, General Suekman*. Admiral Portkb. Mme. Blavathky. T. A. Editor. Bishop H. C. Potteil Euzabkth 8. PffKLFs. Chas. S. I’akxei.u A. J. BalFVI B, John Morley. Col. IL G. Ingehsi>ijt, Henry George. Chavncey M. Depew. Edward Bellamy. Profesaor James Bryce, Gail Hamilton, etc., etc. 50 eents a number; 86.00 a year. Now is the time to subscribe. • Tint North American Review. s Eatit 14th street New York. Grape Vines, Raspberries, Strawberries. Trees, Shrubs, Ornamentals, Evergreens, Roses; also Seed Corn! Honest dealing and low prices. Write and in­ form me of yrw wants; will tnr to nlease-ynn. Address C. E. PAVL. Gaskill. Barry Co.. Mich. KHAM'S CROUP REMED' The Children'a Medlclna »vi ta-r r.crtl . A -angleauaveawo • ,-.t incouemeM. Only *« eent. at Drugght* pation, Malaria, Liver CompiataU, take Clio sale and certain remedy. BILE BEANS Cme the NM AIX Hi*e «0 little Beans to the PROBATE ORDER. State of Michigan, County of Barer—ss. J At n Mwslon ot the Probate Court tor tbe County of Barry, holdcn al the Probate Office, in tbe city ot nnstings. In said county, on Wednesday, tbe iKtn day of Februarv. tn the year one thoc.Mnit eight hondred and ninety one. Present, Charles W. Armstrong, Judge of Probate. Io thd matter of the estate of Charles N. Youngs, deceased. Ou reading nnd filing the petiilon, duly veri­ fied. of Mary Youngs, widow ot Mia doceaead, praying that xdnfiulitratiou or said estate tuay ' be granted to Harrey W. Williams or some Other suitable person. Tlwrenpan it is ordered, that Tuesday tbe nth day otwareb. A. D. iMit.atten o'clock 1* the forenoon. I«e as«igned for the heart ngof sara . petition, and that the heirs at law of " 'Tilnraas ed. and all other persons interested in said estate, are required to a»pcar nt a session of said court, then to l>e lioiden at the Probate * office, ta tbe city ot UosttnEs. in said county. ’ and jrtiow cause, if any there be. why Um prayer of the nethlooer may not l»e grunted. And Itisfnrtijerorderrel. that saM pehilonjer five notice ta the peraans Interested id said estate, of the pendency of said petition, and the bear­ Ing tta-reof by causing a copy of this order to be puidhhed in the Has rixos Banner a news­ paper printed and circulated In sold County ot Harry onee in each week for three successive wtteks previous to.raid day of hearing. ClIADLSO W. A mt STRONG, j Judge of Probate. • [A true copy.] 9CU XEEAL, MBS, igg. ft W. Baier & Co.’s ftaBroakfasI In Cocoa 11 I oft from which the ccreeat at Nlll l|!1.4l>8oZut«ty Pure ’■•yilanditb Sefubte. No Chemicals .we used in ita preparation. It* has more than three times the strength ot Cocoa mixed with Starch, Arrowroot or Sugar, and is therefore far more a cup. It is dcllciov, nourishin ' strengthening, easily digests and admirably adapted for invaB as well as for persons in health w. �itarhtn examination will t* beld at lh« hlKh "bool Thur«taT tad rrtdM «< Additional Local News. Iastings Banner Brntinga, Thursday. March 5, 1891. lyderlinta In tkta «nu>W »l*» “4e ------ MAMMAtX L..COOK.»4n*^_ TERRIBLE ACCIDENT. in tbe price of sugar, maar free by the McKkik-y bllL The free’trade Pblfadeiphla Record of February 10 contained a na BA!rtTJr«s. MICH.. rorroFFJCK, avorwr 14. 1879. long article announcing in bold headlines that the “price of sugar rises,” and that “the removal of the duty acta as a boome­ rang." It goes on to tell of how the peo­ ple expected to get the full benefit of the There would sreni to be no doubt as to removal of the sugar duties, and,adds: Meantime the foreign producers and where tiie Ixmdon Times stands on the question of protection and free trade. No dealers In raw sugars. realWng the proa­ ped for an enlarged consumption of su­ public journal on either hemisphere, has gars at felatlvely low prices In this coun­ been or Is now more pronounced in oppo­ try, and knowing, what was going on in sition to one or In support of the other the United States sugar markets, proceded of three polldes than has that to anticipate the effect of the demand by putting np prices. recognized mouthpiece of British senti­ Now this Is just lh£ point to which we ment Hence the special signUiatnce of call tbe Riford’s attention. If the con­ whatever that journal says on public ques­ , sumer doe*, not get the benefit of the retions. In dliwusslng the condition of the । moval of sugar duties, he certainly would United States, as shown by its financial h not In case woolens, for example, were and statistical reports in 1880. the Time* madu free. We depend almost entirely aald: upon foreign countries for our sugar, and The finances of the United Statecjnay excite tbe envy not only of Engiami, butl the annual import may be almost regard­ ed as a fixc<l quantity. It i« not likely of Europe. Thtaextranrdiimry concession by tbe lead, that free sugar will materially Increase ing paper of England and tbe GM World1 our purchases from abroad, for the In­ was matte twenty years after the abandon­ creased domestic- production under the ment of the jxjlicy of free trade. new bounty system will probably more and the adoption of protection by the than counterbalance any increase In con­ United States, of which period not less sumption which may follow lower prices. than ten years*was covered by actual de­ Yet tbe Record says that the price of sugar vastating civil war and severe financial em­ goes up as soon as it Is made free. > barrassment inevitable with such great Woolens would have much greater cause struggle, and fait owe year after our gov­ to advan.ee in price if they were made free, ernment was enabled to undertake pay­ or if the duty were materially reduced. ment of its vast indebtednres. Our own woolen mills, protected by tbe No country in history ever passed tariff, supply the. greater part ot the do­ though experiences better calculated se­ mestic demand. If the tariff wall were verely to test every quality of Its financial thrown down, there would Immediately and business policy than did the United follow an immense expansion In the de­ States during the twenty years preceding mand upon foreign manufacturers for the utterance by the Times. The policy woolens. A great advance in prlcw of protection, if unfavorable to national abroad must be the result The consumer prosperity, could not have conditions more would not buy hfe clothing at present for­ favorable tolhe development of such ln- eign prices. What then becomes of the loence than protection did here from 1881 free trader’s tariff tax? to 1880. Hence, the Times could not have This argument! is fortified at one end by ■wre emphatically recognized the benefi­ the decrease in the price of foreign cutlery cent results of such policy than when it concurrently with a higher tariff ou It, and cited it as the “envy, not only of England, at tbe other end by the Record’s assertion tat of Europe.** that the fall in the price of sngar wlU not Another feature of this case Is the fact equal the duty whish Is to be abolished. tbul at the outset of the rebellion the These cold, hard facte stare the “reform­ Times expressed most contemptuous esti­ er" In tbe face, nnd flatly contradict his mate of tbe financial condition and pros­ tariff tax theory.—Economist. pects of the United Stales. It referred to That there was a good understand­ a report that Amsterdam capitalists were Investing In our bonds, that a paper there ing. to say the least, last fall be­ stated that no money could be had in Lon­ tween democrats nnd Patrons of In­ state* will hardly don on such Mwurlties, even at 50-percent. dustry in this on tbe dollar, the price paid in gold by the bo disputed. The latter now have a datch investors for six per cent, bonds. chance ts see the naked villlany of their Long before the year 1830, English capi­ political allies. The democrats elected 14 talists were glad enough to get three per members of the Michigan state senate, the cent. United States Ixmds at 100 cents on republicans 14, and there were four Inde­ tbe dollar in-gold. This fact alone fully pendent senators, elected as Patrons of Industry. The Patrons thus bad the bal­ justifies the estimate above quoted. It is shown that during the period from ance of power. While eight republican 1886 to 1679, over «8.000,000,009, or 60 senators were at Jackson, attending the per cent, was added to the Indebtedness state convention, and In both cases by a of Europe, while the United States paid vote of leas than a majority, nnd In one over 8870,000.000, or one-third of its pub­ case where less than a miijqrity of the sen­ lic debt in 166& this country owed more ators were In the senate chamber, the than any other nation in the world—Great democrat senators sprang a trap, a set of Britain alone excepted. In 1880 it owed reports and resolutions unseating two re­ leasthan France. Gicat Britain. Russia, publican senators and seating two demo­ Spain, Austria-Hungary, or even Italy. crats in their stead. This gives the demo­ And Mils under tbe policy of protection to crats 18 ot the 32 senators, and wltl tiie lieutenant governor, a control of the state senate.’A more wickedly fraudulent trnn.*■ot rarfy of England, but of Europe.” Ifartfeenaqre, It is found that during the actlon was never attempted In any legisla­ period above given (1966 <o 1879), the an­ tive body. There Is no remedy in tiie si ual expenditures of substantially the courts, as tiie law makes a legislative body its sane European governments advanced tbe sole judge of tiie qualifications from BL «*.»*. 000 to 82, TSs.ftj6.000, or members. The republican and Patron owM per cent., that of Great Britain senators protested against this action; but befog »84.6B».ooo. while the expenditures no heed was paid to them, ’ and the steal of tte- United States were reduced tram was eonsuuitnated. After the dirty work 8398,088,000 to 8887.842.9W. or over 10 bad been done, a democratic senator re­ per eeoL It may also here be stated that marked “Before nuw. a Patron senator’s the •amuefal statement for 19«9 shows that vote was worth 870,000. Now it lan’t the public debt of tbe United States has worth a------ —That Is the dirty work been farther reduced to one-fourth that of played by democrats to wrest from the IbU. awd all under the unchanged policy Patrons the balance of power in the state senate. And the above opinion shows the farther increase of British er Europ- how Patron senators are esteemed by their «B tedeHetiaewi cannot here be stated. democratic allies. How do Patrons like tbe looks of It? «f muttim- cut United States bond* from editorial notes. • • Frauklln MePeek. JS"Xi. « ’•" j!". Singing school hw !*« > ad ^‘nt^ll«»„. one .«k TblkUooleoi.nee'ta olIJ^* school, but a large number of the srn< straugrr arrt*®*1**" ■Wake up. ‘ ta- •■taci*"™ lion, .nd M«r* ““ ■** v M G C This Is n very new thing* .i'hI wlll'protably ta • F»d 'bl»« M 'be hwl'‘died ”hUe U jeiuxd. We hope n «' I** i.-.e.ruU. .tat ■«* A terrible accident reuniting In tlm In­■ stant death of Frankiiu McJ’eek, a young। man 23 years ot age. occurred at the Eugene Bush saw mill, on the Craddock place just south of the city Tuesday fore­. noon. McPeck was tiie head sawyer in the mill and was engaged at the time in mwIng pickets for fences. Wishing to Gel two talik, of Pe-ni-ta 'tao «« make the saw go taster or slower, be bent tour ounce* of wk end J. put tat ot» In over the 30-lnch buxx MW while It was »>- curb bo'll, ot re-ra-ne. r.fce to uW ing at full speed, to change tl>e feed. In spoonful doeee eterr three ta<“* doing this it is thought that his clothing doe. not relief—It cure* For 'be 6 '«> caught Die saw, which Instantly drew Ids torrr or tour dtp* thorn I, “’.'fT'.S urui ratio the saw and nearly severed it pravement ta 'be. comb, but from thru from bls body at the sbonlder. Both <»f there fa a gradual improvement, until, st bis feet then slipped from under him and Knd’f'^o ^k.Ti.comptetolr be telL The saw struck him al the lower e*|. U never falls. Whether the cough ’ part of the right cheek, juuised upward due to Incipient consumption or chronL through his nose and left eye and out at bronchitis, or whether It ta caused from a the top of his head. Blood and brains heavy cold. Pe-ru-na- Is s «Ptolfic- J.?' were thrown In all directions and It was' Mary Frit*. Box 18B. Pearce Git) Mu. several momenta before the two or three writes: “J had consumption- I v““* employees could realize the ghastly situa­ fined to the bed. and tbe doctor sakhe tion. Tbe unfortunate man’s head fay could do nothing for me. I was entirely several feet to <nw side of tiie saw. while cured by seven bottles of Pe-rn-na. a his body was ouMe other. Sheriff Benham on catbarrhal diseases sent and ProsecutingAttorney Lowden were Pamphlet by Tbe Peruna Medlttoe Company of Col­ notified and al once repaired to the scene nnd assisted by Melvin Holcomb, justice umbus. O. of the |>cacc. proceed with the inquest. AdditionaTCounty News. A Jury dimpoaed'of Chas. Babcock. E. E. Paton. Eli Robinson, Win- Safford. B. H. Henham and M. Bush was iiupAnneled. Elder Cheney will preach at the Star and after viewing tbe body adjourned to M. Bush's house to listen to the testi­ school house next Sundav evening. Old Mrs. I-ake is still falling. We mony. Eugene Bush, Wm. Iteonard, Moses Leonanl and George Riley, wit­ understand two other mtunlwrs of the nesses of tbe horrible accident were swnrn family are sick. Thev have the sympathy and gave their testimony substantially a« and help of the community In their severe reported above. The jury after hearing affliction this winter. the testimony of the witnesses rendered a Mrs. Albert Barnaby does not get along verdict ot accidental killing for which no as well as brr friends could wish. one was to blame. Undertaker W. H. Quite a number of th.* young people of Stebbins was called to take car»' of the this community reminded Ettle Paton of body and says that It was the worst look­ her seventeenth birthday by surprising iter ing sight tliat ever met his eyes. at her home last Thursday evening. Mr. McPeck lived on the Silas Stafford Wishing her much success on her voyage farm about three miles south of the city of life and having a very enjoyable Ume and was an industrious young man. The they left in the small hours of the morning. accident seems all the more cruel in that a The friends and neighbor* of old Mr. young wife,and two children are left al­ Griffin and wife met one evening last week most without support, the youngest child at his home to remind hlui that lie had being about two weeks old. Tbe wife past his 91st mile stone bn life’s journey . was confined to the house from her recent A good time was enjoyed by all. sickness at the time of the accident, and was nearly crazed with grief when the Hattie Case closed her second term ot horrible news was broken to her. The funeral occurred yesterday and the re-, school at Cressey Frida}. Tbe latest victims of the mea»lrs are mains were interred In the cemetery near Dowling, near which place his parents re­ Mrs. Wilson and brr two children and Eddie FDher. side..* Eva Hickcnmore is visiting her brother The March number of Romance contains at Dowagiac. About 25 of the young friends of Hattie several interesting announcements. There will appear In the magazine forthwith Case gave her a genuine surprise at John stories Illustrating life In the confederate Barber’s last Wednesday evening. Warren Fisher made a trip to Ixwildas states ddring the war—full ot pathos and of tragedy. Arrangements have Iwn last week purchasing h fine driving horse. Jajw Clark returned from Wi^blngton made also for publication of original sto­ ries of the sea. illustrating American en­ las*, week evidently thinking there's no durance and courage, both in tbe navy and place like home. Mrs. Fannie Brown visited licr daughter* in our merchant marine. In old days and in Kalamazoo Friday and Saturday. in recent times. An Ice cream and fruit social wa* held at tbe parsonage taat Friday evening. The C. L. S. C. will meet with Mrs. Proceeds, lots of fun and some money. Walter Wilkins, Saturday evening March Wm. Norman has an auction sale of 7th, with tbe following prt^ram: . quite a large amount of farm stock, farm­ Roll call with quotations from authors ing implements and iiouschoid good* on in Chap. VILI, in “From Chaucer to Tuesday the 10th, preparatory for a start Tennyson.” to Washington where he expect* to make The Cburch in the U. S.. Mrs. Smith. his future florae. While we are sorry to From Chaucer to Tennyson. W. I). lose Will and Myrtle, we give them our Sterling. best wishes for success, and are sure they’ll The Intellectual Development ot the make friend* wherever they gn. Eng. People, Mrs. Holloway. David Barber returned to school a( Kal­ Synopsis of Tennyson's Launcelot and amazoo Monday from which he has been Elaine. Mira Hallock. detained several weeks by sicknera. Eng. after tbe Norman Conquest, Mrs. An exhibition at the Lent school house Maggie Bailey. next Saturday-evening. Reading from Dickens, Mrs. Norman Our parsonage so recently purchased Bailey. lieara tbe sign. ••For Mie.” Iteawms as­ Critic, Mrs. Charles Hoyt signed unknown. Hattie Lewtalavlaitiugat J. C. Brown's. There will be a warm sugar social at I would like to say tliat last week your Mrs. H. C. Fisher's, of Pricbardv|)le, on Tuesday evening. March 10th. AU are typo made me say Win. Murphy Instead of Wm. Humphrey who died near Gull lake, cordially Invited. also, that Mrs. Vandewalker was earn ing All Sunday school workers are asked to for her son instead of caring for the ram*. bear in mind the Sunday School Associa­ tion at Middleville Thursday and Friday Lee McDonald is on the sick HaL Marell 19th and 20th. beginning at 2 p. m. Mrs. G. Baker has returned from a visit the 19th. An interesting program has been prepared, and a profitable time Is at Cedar Creek. Sugar maker# arc froze In. assured. LKobrlhas left for Ma. thinking of Rev. A. D. Grigsby will preach at the trading farm# with Mrs. Goodenough. Presbyterian cburch next Sunday March •ome ’’‘“P to,n by 8. Subjects; morning, “The Good Sama­ •logs. Watch your dogs. ’ ritan,*'evening, “Eclipses.C. McIntyre has closed his third succesaThe young people's society of Christian fnl term of school here. We see Joel Dvmond on our street. Endeavor will meet at the Presbyterian ‘ church Sunday. March 8ih. at « o’clock. Left Hastings for a tinie. Townsend’s saw mill doing a rood Subject: •’Obedience in Little Things," 1 Samuel 15, 23; 2 Kings 5, 13. To be Heines, butwould hare done much more had there >«en snow. led by Mias Grigsby. We beer Qjat Wm. Wood has two ewm Tbe ladles of the Presbyterian Miralon- to« dropped three lund, ,reeb to one nfghL ary society wlU hold their annual aoelal Good lime for lambs. at the- imrsonage on Wednesday evening d.tetLK'1"I''““'0' tart« Thousands of cancers are permanently re­ Barope (even those of obscure duchies) moved by entirely new and original methods flhMdd have taken position at the bead of without pain. loss of blood, ar the use of the meetings at the Salvation Army. Sun­ icbiic securith* In the markets of the plaster « knife. For book on Cancer (sent day March 8th. at 11 o’clock am. and at P‘ AU <T* inv,‘ed. A •«M? And all thl* let It be borne in free) address Surgical Hotel. Columbus. O. IM. 8. B. Haktkat;, Presl. M.v er offering will be taken at the door in the evening. . ,n hjnrteai of tariff protection the country ever The Sunday afternoon temperance meet­ A teaapooafwl of mH fa ■ kerosene lamp ings in Good Templar hall stUI hold their will asake it burn better. interest. Next Sunday P. T. Culrrove Sprinkle whole cloves or common salt wiU give „ addrem (o the on the pantry afatirea when fafeteed with “Principles of Success.- . Jhere Bre young men from Chicago kiviug entertainments *t l. Barnum’s five evenings in the week. 0 C Joh:i B-in entertained the Indies’ Mite society March Sth. ^A. C. Walt Is in Grand Rapids burins ftelr spring stock of good,. J,0< Mrs. L. Kol»el fa on the sick Iht. ^Ltaldte.Uli I. »nre wl„ X «, qq, ™d.r ihq MrKhHej ML wortiM, j c-r me to 11 vo» I. F’,..* . , Th. old mon tanptaalbb. _ , ,________ ______ Thrn U no don bl lb.t on. portion of tta Ota. u. ta~ of Anitanr. ta l» Pta«»rlr Mrmed-i"• totomd «l Ita pta» SS. ta died, .ta Ita «tar ■wunty. Hi’ original burial -place wm Fort Prewiue isle, upon the sifti of which IfaTnow -UBd<. the other LewUtv honored aa hl- hart rret i ng pfareis Radnor cemetery, iu Cheater county, Fa. This curious cilcnmaUnoa was brought uliout lu the following raaonar: In the year ^15 tbe family ot tbfa famous ru-u wm given permimdon to remora bfa dust to Radnor, but upon opening tbe grave it wae /otiod that tbe body wm partjv pet rifled, and conwMneotiy very heavy A medical friend of tbs family, lag th© fact that It would be a very diffi­ cult raid costly task to tranapnrt the re­ mains in that condition, di-terrained m far ns jMiraiblo to remove the jietrifled fioto from tbe Umre, and this wm nrcordlngly done. The l«ues were then carefully packed up and delivered to tbe non, who was kept in ignorance of the operation, and be conveyed lbw box cunuduiug the predoua portion* of hfafatherfa body to his native county, where they were interred with appropriate ccreiuoniew the Cincinnati. What remainad of tbe Watches. READ. CEDAHVU.LX. New Jersey. Ptb, 10. H G.ll. &HMKTKE:— 1’H-a.- fin«i enck^d tbe wane suite of preservation m when first 83, for « package* of your Hog Cbolm exhumwl, in a Iwx bearing hfa name. An- Cure, as 1 know It will do all you otluT memorial stone was raised in that place, and thus wm comtneotorated the for IL lust fall 1 had 8 hogs sltk with fact that all that was mortal of “Mad An- Cholera. I sent and got ONE psgtap. your Cure, used k accoiding to dirro tkms. and at tbe secund do** 1 <<ould x*- Detroit Free Press. an improvt inent. One uf the hogs « bad that I draggt-ti film out of the pro t* THE MARKETSlet him die, bnt thought 1 would try your Ha*Un*a. Cholera Cure with him—the iwuli wu Apples—Dried TC»r perlb. that when 1 killed them Dec. 14, 1S90. tbe Butter— wft.Hi. one that was tbe sickest way the hrsviert, weighing almost 400 pounds, and as fang as 1 can get your powder*. I inUSNl to me ,4He; calf. to. them. Wai.ti.k Qvadukc,. Anyone doubting this writing can uldress thia num. Ask your Druggirt* fig SnxkKTrr'h Hug Ch&i.kka Crux, 5te it the Drug Store. GOc by mall. Address 0. G. Stem kike, Grand Rapids Mkk. Ftaar-SIAO j>er huudred. For sole in Ha»tinyf try W. H. GOODYEAR. Druygir'.. Grand Clearing Sale At A. WOOLLEY’S. Now is the time to buy Ladies', Misses' and Children’s Shoes At io per cent. In order to make room for the elegant line of spring goods that will soon be here. I have decided to sell every pair of Ladies’, Hisses’ anHIiilM Shoes At an advance of ten per cent of firet cost. This however is a Strictly Cash Sale. Call, examine and obtain prices before buying, as 1 will not be undersold. • Yours resp’y, ’ A. WOOLLEY. EbWflRb C, P/1R5ON5, DEALER IN "-"kiu Always kwp carbolic oil in a convenient «*a. The funeral was held at iliri-«n.. Co^yocToete.,. e^rtXl to of .ta' ptee. Be. Xtndi A weak solution of oxalic acM Will take rjmbMd l) taj.ll. Bun. u your Bta. Brt. "d«r for a packacr or ateautto, fmn th. «™*Rkidd. by £dli™.,1* Te remove spate from a bard wmd table, "W *l b,"“ of rub them with a soft cloth dipped to alco­ he^aiuLi hol. wbeo they wQl tartantiy disappear. ta. of quick eon­ S-' ™ »ta" In N. Y. M.rch Then wipe off carefully with a dry doth. via, 182a. and wax married to «ivinM Mtablm J‘r u“'*™ ca. V. Tint U it, noUm- «1 Oak U» <W ot » p*« Mfebltao. FrottUmibe, a.mo p, u* « hi tbe price ot toreim rood*. roUfec ft alow), tow.nl the center, tow, of ten, taringlltoO tereocij- „ tree trwler IqaUta Uuu tbe uriB A poeaec, etanp <eer be reeraw, years. She was a devoted mother and ■ ktod Htteou,. ™7,“dtad tak-hUly tee n-rt leo.lni?. te», • teakettle. or by pwUtog it a htatemt. tn llOT. o,u<hu. * which often results from tbe maat trifling SXebwrtaljraa a"'* iba^S .. VJd - iU Mary" Mantels, Grates and Tile. Tile and MArble for Floors, Vestibules, Etc. Lawn Goods, Vases, Settees, Plant Stands, Wire Goods, Cut Flowers and Choice Plants. ibnit lAUitfN- �About 50.000 brook trout were received In this city Monday, and were planted in tin? streams near tiie city. Trout fishing will no doubt be the prevailing sport around here. Hastings Banner Hastings Thursday, March 5, 1891. W. R. COOK. Lodil Editor. PERSONALJilENTIOH. We received an article from Ban Held this week wiUi do name signed to It. and W. Broek wm In Dutton over Aun- therefore it found Its way to the editorial waste luukeL A reply to any article W. Rrynoltls was In Lanring last should be written a* briefly m ”’ week. and signed by tiie writer. David Bowker was in Grand Rapids Monday. A. C. Hyde, of D.-trolt, was lu the city Geo R Bn>vrn I'.iAbuid Tuesday. era LKiU'n Tburnsp;il* ■)»mn F Mclxr Ais' ru Will Chidester It now working In the Nouhle Hnbetvrnlh •• postoffice. Judge Smith wu In Nashville Tuesday (■iis, wmisma.Uoedlaud on businctm. Laura p.irkhur*t " Edward •’ Hmith Hastings E. C. IMraons. of Kalamnxoo, was in the Am* G ThAL-r ~ city Monday. , Ed. Masters spent Sunday with Middle­ ville friends. Following are the real estate trailsfers F. C. Boise, ot Nashville, was In the of tbe week ending March 2, 1891. as taken from thebookk In the nqtldeftoffice: eity Thursday. Rfttvw.an to Jus. I. Chandler: 51 Dr. Mclxvty. of I’rairievillc, was in tbe Johnstown 11,000. C. rmukUi to Barker fea>. Co.; ra-crl eity yesterday. Nashville. 91. Mav to W. II. Kuh kariMckrr. lot Mrs. L. C. Welton expects to leave for 263 eity, WOO. Chiragu to-day. Win. G. t4ia«e foM. M. Cliase; n.td : of H*3* PrtlrMnKSXS'B. Mrs. L. D. Gardner returned from Cold­ Nancy K “srlui to 8am1 Carv n: parcel water Thursday. Woodland, fas. tsi-wortb to Robert Buras; 4M see 1 F. H. Parker, of Coopersville, was in Oranwvillr.gl. Jas. Jobucock to Wm. P. Joho.'ock; Stosec it the city Tuesday. Qmuitv rille, ftoo. (lark Mom u> tamer Colli*’er; 1204 Jobus Rev. Puffer mid wife were in Grand town, |500. Rapids Saturday, htatiMa A. Graves to Geo. Fuller; lot 1 Philips J. W. cud Ben Lunn were in Grand llni«e. $2,000. Rapids yesterday. Philip Davis to Rosa Davta; parcel see 1 Wlllh Nobles, ot Battle Crc^k,’ was iu WocdluDd. $X5. the city last week. I11 3I«i»ory of Mr*. F. G. Goodyear. H. C. Zuschnitl. of Nashville, was In Husband, life’s purest girt V» hrr vus gtv. u. And home wa*by tliat gift euricncd the city last week. With rattbly Hrs mint tender, awect. Tbeiw ww are broke*, but Above B. R. Rose made a business trip to Are new formed tbs of ssereenm ai.d love. Charlotte Monday. Father, thy pathway has beefl given cheer Mrs. Chas. Hotchkiss viol ted relatives in Bv this Oear treasure tei.l to Hire; Cliariulte last week. And Ha ugh in <-.irU>l* braruand bouirv Iler virtues bath to brightly sbene, Ytl. He who let.t. batv but leeallm bls own. W. I.. Wilkins was In Grnud Rapids yesterday on business. Slrtrr, It hath been thine tor maajr years T<> know her pure. un»el(l»h love. J. W. Lunn made a business trip to Whi.ih.llan au ever flowing ipriuj Kalamazoo ThurMluy. *>*hatdo<b its *r>t>buoM quick Impart. Guide forth so full and tree from loyal heart. Miss 14*dia Morgan returned to her Mother, thy loving ministrations soothed home In Ixiwell Friday. The last sad uionienU of tier lUo. 1 bough. ’ ’hglit of tbs dear home Is gone" C. D. Beebe, of Chattanooga, Tenn., She is al rest. The b<Min> of pain was In the city Muuday. M IU Dever more return to her again. •• Darting’* she whispered bv tbe little forin Mr. and Mrs. J. S. (Juodycar were in Wrapped hi tbe dore embrace of death, Grand Rapids yesterday. “ TI* nut a little wblio-farewellTbou never r«n*t return to mo Hon. F. A. Dean, of Charlotte, wa* in But I, ob! child b«loved, shall come to thee.’' the city Tuesday on liusineM. Walting In yonder dime, tbe aoxel child Gave soft 1 he willsp«-r, "Come oh come.” Wm. Barnes, ot Chicago, visited at W. Tom. watched lb* spirt’’» partlug breath L. Mead's the first of the week. And when wlthm tbe shtulag way Gave grutle guidance .0 Eternal Da. Percy Jones, of Bay City, made hh March 1st, ’31. J. T. friends here a ebort call Tuesday. Your eyesight b priceless andSieedn the beat of care. Have your rj es teiu-d free of charge with the mod Improved Instru­ ments by John Beumer. who also sells the very best Diamond lenses set in gold, steel and xylonite. Prices reasonable. fO About 20 members of Barry lodge K. of I*, went to Kalamazoo Thursday evening and were royally entertained. The boys speak highly of the amplified work of the Kalamaxoo lodge, and the banquet and ball also come In for their share of the praise. Uncle Tnm’if Cabin in Union liall Mon­ day evening w a* largely attended of course, aud gave goal MtUtMllon. notwithstand­ ing the fact that a good many In the aud­ ience had seen the mime play before. The additional stage room was greatly apprecia­ ted. ^Akfri6 POWDER The G. A. R. encampment at Muskegon, for whleh the Mich. Central will on March l»th and 10th sell round trip excursion tickets at two cents per mild each *av. A cream of tarter baklnc powder. Highest making the rate 8U.00 for the round trip. Tickets limited to return until March 13th. of all la leavening strength - C. 8. Govern­ ''**■M. 11. Colukr, Ticket Agent ment Report. Aug. 17. UW». Absolutely Pure. Fred Doelker is again weav­ ing carpets anti will be pleased tn see all of bis old customers as well as many new ones. Call at his home in the 2nd ward if you want anything in this' line. Remember that when you want your eyes,tested;for glasses. that Dr. Lowry has the best of apparatus to make a thorough and scientific examination of tbe eyes to test them far glasses. And then he has a large stock of the very finest quality of spectacles and eye glasses, which he will sell on reasonable terms. jjahe following officers of Hastings Divis­ ion No. 19. U. IL K. of P. will be installed this evening In Castle hall: * A. D. Niskera—Sir Kt. Commander. W. IL Powers—1st Lieutenant. D. W. Iteynolds—’2nd Lieutenant. A. K. Keanston—Sir Kt Recorder. W. IL Cook —Sir Kt. Treasurer. COME An electric light man struck this eity last week aad guaranteed to put a plant in this city provided 30 lights were taken. Already 45 have contracted to take lights and we hope this scheme won’t fall through as the outers have. The two lanterns have just bern trinflned though and proba­ bly will furnhh light for a while yet. Carpet Weaving !• .-AND SEE MEUefore your sell your .-BUTTERand Best Flour, $2.40. JOS. ROGERS. Whereas my wife, lota Rlsbridger. has left me without Jikc cmi»~ nr promotion, all pereons are hereby warned barb* r or trust tier oo my aceoun.t as I will pay no debts ot her contractliig after this date. > G II. RlSBRIDGIttt. bated, Hastings, Mleh.. Feb. ttsl, 1W1 SHORE ED.FOWERT NO. 35. ALWAYS THE SAME 52 ALWAYS THE BEST 5C- CiqflR IN THE LOCAL NEWS. Circulation this week; 2.000 A full line of fish, salt and smoked, at iiams\k Van Arman’s. All the latest styles in Children's and Misses' caps at Holder A Hire’s. Dried and canned fruits in stock. A t . fine assortment tit Hains A Van Aman’s. The number of mortgages recorded last week was five while six were discharged. I John Hessmer, the jeweler, sdls a very good gold watrh. Algin movements, for $18. Read C. E. Paul’a ad. in another column and give him a trial If you are in need of nursery stqck. Anyone desiring to purchase syrup cana can Muy all ’bey want at Goodyear Bros, for only io cents each. . One-half duaen teaspoons plated on 'tael for 25 cents are selling fast at John Beosmer’s jewelry store. If you want a nice bat or cap call at Hulden A-Hire’s. They bare a new and ■obby nnv. and a large supply. Agvnts far engines and machinery bare kept Managi-r Everts, of the chair arid ta­ ble company busy for several days. To rent, a large house with good bam, and tour acres of land, in 2d ward. Terms very reasonable. Enquire of Mrs. A- W. Bailey. । Herb Barnes, formerly of thl* city, was convicted of larceny hi Grand Rapids last week and sentenced to one year iu the Ionia reform school. Our stock of glassware, all niee now b ^;,"fo' your inspection. CUI and rec IL-------- Sid Crowell Is the crack shot of the state and doesn’t object very much to try­ ing conclusions with the champion shots of other state*. In a recent itoooUng tour­ nament the manager of the U C. Gun Co., of New York, expressed regret tliat Sid should be compelled to go aliout the coun­ try winning laurels with an old smooth­ bore sort of a gun. Tbe regret <it salt! manager took definite form last week iu the shape of a present of a beautiful hammer!e>s gun from the lfc C. Smith Gun Co. Tbe value of the gun Is $100, but you couldn't buy it of Sid for several times that amount Sid promises to make them ail hustle this yatr. and he is a fellow tliat always does Just u he agrees. The parent who flies tu the rod to cor­ rect every trifling fault or mlsdemesuur, says The Ladies* Home Journal, will have no influence wjth her children when they are too old to lie governed by force. A child should Dever be struck in anger. A box on the ear may rupture tbe membrane that forms the drum, and cause permanent deafness. A hasty blow may do mischief that years of repentance ennuot undo. Punishment is fur discipline, not for re­ venge. It Is to teach tiie child to avoid evil and to do right. It never should be a vent fur the angry passions of the mother. Love, patience and firmness are the instru­ ments she must use' to mould her child’s character. Punishment is a means to an end. let her pray for grace to use R wisely. It seems to be necessary for the farmer, more than for almost any other man. to keep his eye open for. swindler*. A new swtnaic Is swindle is now being utung worked worsen ou the me unun­ suspecting farmer as follows: A firm ad* vorti m tha papers naiwr* that a first-class flr*t-clA*K verti es in the farm is wanted, nnd of course receives re­ plies almost without number, as a great many are Just now quite ready to dispose of their farms. The game is. on receipt of these letters to write to parties, saying that if railroad fare to and from tbe farm l« sent to the advertisers some one - would at once come out, as from the description It is judged the farm Is about what Is wanted. Quite a number of people for­ ward the railroad fare, which of course they never bear uf again. The acoundrcU skip out, and their victims are apparently without redress. Fred Greble is expected home from Hot Springs the latter part of the week. March 2.’91. I>owli. g, Barry Co., Mi eh. Mr. John Arnold. Sir.—I will wrestle you collar and el­ bow for the best three in live falls and J. M. Soule, of Eaton Rapids, was the wrestle to a fall for 85 or 8*20. at any place or at any time tliat you may name in Barry guest of his brother George Tuesday. Co. Miss Belle Hieks was the guest of Mist George Hammond. Dowling, Mich. Kittle McQueen iu Middleville last week. Notice. />ohn Q. Creasy, of louia. was baudBarry County District Lodge. No. l(J, 1. snaklng with his many friends here yester­ O. G. T. will meet in quarterly session at day. Hastings on Monday. March Otb. 1891, Mrs. W. Evans and Mrs. T. Heney, of commencing at 10 o’clock a?m. Business Jackson, visited Fred Milter and family of importance to the order will be transact­ Thi lay. ’ ed. therefore a large delegation from all ill Whipple went to Battle Creek Fri- the lodges of the district, is urgently re­ . A. BfofcKY. ’day to see about some machinery for the quested. DlsL See’y. roller mill. | Miss Belle Barlow, of Evanstou, ML, Waited relatives lu the city last week. . We wish to say a few words to the people of Barry Co.. that are in search of anything in our line, which consists of . SUITS, OVERCOATS, HATS, CAPS, and GENTS FURNISHING GOODS We have bought a very large and complete stock for-the spring trade. In selecting this stock, we have given it our very best attention and SELECTED PATTERNS QUALITY OF GOODS, That we think will please you all. Our line of Suite and Overcoat? is far superior to anything we have ever shown. If rmi nrr linmnrr nr, in Ki a line r»in« If you nra are nnntarr'nlofi contemplating buying Qnvflii anything m 4-this give a call and let us prove to you that OUR STATEMENTS ARE NOT WIND BUT FACTS. Yours truly,- E..W. Morrill & Co The One-Price Clothiers, HASTINGS, ^Thc Misses Kittle and Sabie Beadle *speut Sunday with their stater Flora, In Grand Rapids. ^Mr. and Mrs. B. A. Walker and Kaughter Winnie, of Martin, were in the city last week. Frank and Gus Barlow, of Coldwater, attended the funeral of Mrs. Frank Good­ year last week. ’)r.’ Drake left Tuetday to attend a (<*' u Jug of the alumni ot the Cleveland Medical College. Miss Florence Mead, of Stanton, ta in the city fur a two ur three weeks’ visit with her parents. Mrs. 'Amelia Gazette started for Texas Tuesday after an extended vtalt with reta­ rtires iu this city. F. Griffin and Vernor Willison, of SL Paul, Minn., are visiting the tatter** mother Mrs. Julia Willison. I. W. Vrooman. Deputy U. S. Marshal, is in Grand Rapids in attendance upuu the U. S. court dow in session there. The supreme court ha* handed down its decision In the case of the people vs. James Collison, tor spearing Ush In Gun lake. ’Dlls court reverses the decision and sends the case back to this circuit for a new trial. Tbe court does this upon the ground that Judge Hooker had no right to direct a ver­ dict In a crinilnal case. The validity of Hie Jaw relative to spearing, netting or dynamiting fish in Gun lake Is not ques­ tioned. In fact In the argument before the supreme court, the judges Instructed the attorneys to confine their remarks solely to tbe question of whether Judge Hooker had the right to direct a verdict This meant that the validity of the law was not questioned by the supreme court, as it certainly is not by their decision. It has ranch a law as any other upon the statute books, and must be respected •» any other. Violators of that law will be punished a* provided by tbe law. The' only thing the supreme court has .•aid In tbe matter*!* that the*verdict must not be' directed by the judge before whom viola­ tors of the law are tried. Isaac Young was down Monday morn­ ing. aMsteUng V. A. Young in moving from the American to Ford’s hotel. His team was left unhitched near the American, while Isaac went Inside. A special freight went along, snd the team became .frighten­ ed. It b the universal verdict of those who saw the team run, tliat either af them would win a purse in at running race. They tipped the wagon over, and left the bind wheels near Korabfck’a wagon sheds. Tber continued to run to Creek street, down that to titale, up tbe tatter to Jeffer­ son. As they turned «p Jeffcreon. the front wheela caught cm a bitching poTO aud tbe team stopped. But several thing* had happened in the menu time. Hicks A Spence’s staid delivery horse was rente "■”j “Kr .! .4 romer or j Church »'*^«urt, he wrnt we>:. Kcdb This. George Mattison and son. of Battle Creek, were in the eity Monday. George says that he secs many changes In this city since he left. Fuller.. L. H. Richard Messer, Dr. _ Evarts and M. L. Cook went to Detroit yesterday on business connected with the Chair and Table Compaty. The first annual sparring and wrestling contests for the championship of Michi­ gan will be given under U»e auspices of the Michigan Athletic Association, Friday and Saturday evenings, Maxell to and 21. The contests will take place in the Lyceum theatre in Detroit and promise to be very Interesting^ . Yesterday afternoon a horse belonging to Del Merchant ran away with Mrs. IL M. McNeally and her stater. The animal came running through Main St from the wesL and when In front of Merchant's livery barn attempted to turn In. Tbe ladler were thrown out and fortunately escaped unharmed. Tbe horse was hurt a little and the cutter slightly damaged. Taken altogether it wa* a very lucky runDr. Bennett will be at the Eagle hotel. Grand Rapids, ou Wednesday and Thuraday. March 11th and Itth; and at the Phenix hotel. Charlotte, Mich., on Tues­ day, March 17th. How much Ill-health la due to pBw and const I paton. You mat not suspect it, but those headaches, stoma« j troubles, and all varieties of chrome allmenu are the result of these things Fever In the rreturn causes constioatkxi. If you desire relief, positive an4 penwanen:. give Dr. B. a fair trial. Consultation free Id German and English. With the March number The Forum be­ gan sixth year and Ha eleventh volume. Th. its d«.nd for bound «*>«. I. «, 1.^ The demand for bound volumes Is so large fo = ; flyeu subscribers an c^por- The n-guu-tital reunion n( the 8th Michigan infantry will he h.-ld in tills . Urt.« (?) run. wooM, top. .> It for <» W.T«r « Itort toroto pt prt« city June 19th. (’apt. James II. Itesahoe i«»uv nve rxaia. w wn tury were - —-—- by a geirttemuD wi»u risked hla life to rob- ! ta.po«»lble. there*fly. now fur a complete captain. James F Mend secretary d» tte Pr»n.l»£ WMi «n»|«teoJTb«run»>. to te p»r rln> ttirf to b... > tonrf rtr elreODUtonw tot .utf but wouMn’t getaway. WHEN YOU WANT A QOOb ARTICLE IN CLOTHING Q0 WHERE IT IS. STRAIGHT GOODS Are the most desirable feature in every purchase. To have goods sold to you on their merits, repre­ sented at what they are, with no attempt at evasion or concealment; and to have the salesman attentive to your interests. These are qualities that buyers have a right to ask and expect from the dealer. Then they will meet on common ground. It is just there I want to meet you, It is just thus I propose to treat you, It is that kind of goods I propose to sell you. The proof is the actual test. Try me und see. Big invoices of the Stein, Bloch Co. clothing are now arriving at my store. I have told you that this line was the best make; the best in qualify, style and fit. I have assured you that in all re­ spects the ready-made suits manufactured by this Co. were the equal of tailor-made garments costing from a third to a half more, which had no better cloths, cut, trimmings and no better style, cut or fit. It would be a losing game for me to misrepre­ sent these goods. If I did so, I would forfeit your confidence and your patronage, which I could not afford. The proof is the actual test of the clothing. “ Come and examine it, buy it, wear it, ana if it is not as represented, not satisfactory, then you are at liberty to say that I don’t know*what I am talk­ ing about or tb&t I have misrepresented. These are not the cheapest goods in price you can buy. Other dealers as well as myself can sell yon cheaper grades of clothing. These are the best; and the nest, all things considered, is always the cheapest to buy. Yours truly, R. K. GRANT, the Clothier. MICH. �Wallie flaxxd Of.—**tail, barfly it, - -■■ ■■ ™ Randolph. jmruj* believe vcmw’w —, ’ । o differently in ro» K differ, oily constituted ■» «B»ia hl. cbalr took «... ------------ - from her." continued Wallie. even' gravely: "bnt that woUK-r cigurrtt. from tbe bM <•" ____ when ______.be __ dS^pvered i taw IxK'kcaH.'. Then he went tc another Xrematoed ou ,be’w^ld fwijwtaed if ahewmained on ^‘^w.ich.wh^.^brf -'r tbe stage she actually gave up her whole Ludcrn-ath the 1 career! And they were married, and lit the cigarette and threw the -'nru b”"Do yon rwprot me, Mr. Dinroioro.' Ishe has never been heard of in a public Xd of Ibe motel, hl Ibe Br«. way since. And ahe enema very happy Sake,, it rapl.lly to «'1' demandwi »be. »x>“S hCT 'T— ' too!. But she could never havo had the •■Yon wrre ro roigm* to me ot Bret. I be replied immediately, “but I respected ।same single hearted devotion to art that yon involuntarily, even before I knew ;you hive.” "1 can—understand her being happy, ^kk’"rf'o^bSS. W throwb ,L'l S; voi «n. •"■J tliat I was right in doing so.” He met her look as he sjioke. and she ithough.” said Mias Randolph, almost in for eocsump.i The greatest felt that he spoke what be meant ia whisper. Then Wallie’s heart smote ; “I came to ask you to help me respect him that be had played upon her. After Jowl to behold ogaio <» ri’’1 *>; to unto tb«n “J UW. B. <toofiyt»tfi<ln« myoelf,” she »id.’ with a j*mw between. all. what did he know about whatMiad STrervendtr ot bnmin aff^J « that w« ■»<« w.lh boot^e store. Regular sixth 50c. and Si. “Did you know that I was an actress as ixturred between her and Geoffrey? There may have been a veritable trage­ Kp»< Imen Ci*e« ^ujnl« that KO want: tba. ev1 ua well as a singer?” s H. Clifford. -New <’tosel.Wis-.waa “I knew what yon refer to the first dy instead of an ordinary lover's misun­ EppraatoMianat th. ponubmeht of derstanding. As a matter of fact be bad moment we met." answered be.. with a MM with ttrontlfi* X ___ . . »•!< stomach was disordered, his liver was friendly smile- “I had seen Mlle. Ma- no suspicion of tbe tragi-comic mistake cm-evil! Wallie Blaaa-l at h« tfto-8* tbe Ji^Tto ro d-«nv. .PPS.IUwliich was the immediate cause of their abroad.” •moke of 1:»» cigawtto with a sympaMl ,w.y. .nd be «•» terribly rrdueed In rann separation. Ho thought it probable Uiat ilje auwdfw oap She did not need to ask him whether S,tk hrtewt- ha’' h'ua.»v>u.. flesh and strength. Three bodlrw of he had kept her secret. Between per­ die Imd revealed her true name to him. T%»v7ftrli..M eloak that ate wow Kleetric Bitters cured him. and in »J1 my vAidim? wd clesnin and supixised tliat they hail differed on Elin back «> the ebrir; her Edward Sbeplient. Harrisburg. Ill-, had sons of a certain order of integrity as­ the “public career" question, which he surances of such a kind ore superfluous. backward, showing the white a running sort-<>n his leg of yby rtradtas- IW three Itollk. st Llrotrlc She breathed a sigh of rqjief. He bod bad just illustrated in liis fable. throat- tier richly made, close fitting In order to give himself and her time ft. litbo b-ntyrf Bitters and seven boxes of Bneaiens known, and vet had not withheld his re­ aibbank o Chfatfo________ s KEEPIT _ Arnica Halve, and his leg is sound and spect, the respect of a gentleman. Her for reflection be took up tha conversa­ her figure: there waa a •»« well. John Speaker. -CatawbaX)-.had sad heart began to take a little courage. tion at another point. “In tbe event of .boot her eye.; a little hve targe fever sorts on his leg. “I think I know your father. Mr. Ran­ your accepting another engagement, said he was incurable. One bottle Electric dolph,” he resumed, with the slightest he said. “I suppose Inigo would be the hair htul .trajrd How mournful looked: H. '."“c Bitars and one box Buekten s Amita accent of interrogation. “You must not fortunate man?” dm ffit-ht be Ho*' ** Salve cured him entirely, bold byn.ti. think me a Paul Pry, but Mr. Randolph “Nothing Ims been decided about would make her «>! But tla« who lut e Goodyear. the druggist. that," she replirf, falling with a sense of is a gentleman of the old school, not a Itucklrti'n Arnie* SalVe. the good will bar. not tbe good dtasimnlnhw. and he accidentally relief into the business tone. "I have tb.ee who bare the ?»'«?■-I bop. The beat salve in the world for cute, been told—thnt is, it seems that there bruises, sores, ulcere, salt ihrurn. fever ta-trayed himself to me One day without maybe a difficulty I had not thought of— to CTariouef eldaimed Walhe to him­ knowing it. Perhaps 1 ought to have wires, tetter, chapped lands, chilblains, self “that be ta suffering the torments a legal trouble. This money that I have eocw, nnd all skin eruptions, anti positive­ confttwed to him. but. I am a wretchedly of the damned! 1 may have been a fool ly cures piles or no pay required- It is I undecided mortal about such things, and been receiving." she went on. after a in my time, but nothing should ever * guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction, or I have been debating fur the last month pauae. “has been paid, of course, to Mlle. money refunded. I’rlee 25 cents |H«r box. what I had better do. More than a mouth; Mnrann. The agreement according to havemiulemo turn my hack on a wo­ For sale by W. II. Goodyear, tbe druggist. in fact, ever since Geoffrey Bellingham which it is paid is signed by her—that man like thatr And be rex-atod him­ is, not by me. So it seems that legally self with a iwentful vehemence tliat A Crosswell plum tree baa.mistaken the went away.” drew a creating remonstrance from hi* season, and lias perfected several blossoms. Aa ho carelessly uttered the last I am only her representative—h/>r dep­ , words hta glance passed over her. She uty, as it were, aud ahe can..if shs armchair. “Do you think. ML« Randolph, he norm nw>. A-----did not move an eyelid. Her breath chooses, demand that 1 make over all Ur. nnlitr*' Golden Spw-ttte. for Infants and Children. k can ts- given in a rap of lea efr coffee, withstopped ­ for a few moments, but thatcool'd the money to her. But of course all the asked, "tliat tha time would erer come out the knowMge o: the per*»o taaina it. money, or most ot it, has been paid when yon would prefer the conflation effecting r- speedy and permanent cure, whether : not be seen. “She has already learned some things, away’for—to my father, so you see there to the—thing it consoled you for?" . “A consolauontaouly—a cuiwoiation.” be trouble." cureu v. un usvr va*v» — poor girl!” thought Wallie to him; elf. would ■ nnmphr ejaculated Wallie. taking she replied, with a little smile. “But tbdr cuSce Wilborn ’heir tonwMac. sndto­ "Your main object in entering the pro­ day boUm they quit drinking «d their mm free fession must be nearly achieved,” he1 a pinch of his mustache between his you must not think tliat 1 mn—was wllL No harmful effect results from its adBUDHtra’-iou. Cures gusrauteed bead for cir­ presently continued, as she remained thumb and forefinger. Ho meditated for meaning anythin : except iaa general cular suf.'i full particular*- Address In coti- silent. a while, staring at the owl. which si- wav. I rhonl i only flhd it more tir»• Metiee.UouiK.x Grciric Co., tw Race Street, -You think it was only the objectI lently returned his gare. “Who is your | eome than usual to have nothing to do ctneinuall. . now that I know wbnt it ta to do some­ lawyer?’ he inquired at length that justified me?" she said quickly. The Kalanuran playing can! factory thing.!’ < “I haven’t any.” “If I were you." he replied. “I wouldI Is running night and day to fill orders. “Was it Inigo who"----, I| “Bpimking in a geusral way, however. be myself in the future." ••No — he — I don ’ t know whether it bad 1 voa think it would be upwise “But can I ring any more?" Mr*. Vlnstow’s SootbincSyrap should alwaw •curved to him.' him." The truth waa that to conotetion m such until one bttiwd for children teething. It soothe* the “Speaking for the public, I should say occurred aIM, softens the sums, altars all psiu. curt*. sing on- forever. You have g.iinad a Hamilton Jocelyn, in reqnital of the in- wsw quite certain, beyond the pGodbility M eoltc and H the best remedy fordlarriur*. footing from which nothing can dislodge /ary to his feelings, bad written tbe of a doubt, that cxmaotatio’i was tbe Twenty-five cents a bottle. prima donna a letter, in which he had thing one neededr" Sevenly-four deaths in Detroit last week, yon. Yon need no other woman's nqra“Oh. of C0U$» there can be no doubt!" ration, and rhe public will easily forgive advane xl the above suggestion: and ho of whleb thirty-six were children. yon the ruse you have put upon them: had further announced that it was his she answered.’ Bnt there was in her purpise immediately to acquaint the [ tune, ___ ________ _ ex­ indeed they have nothing to forgive." and in____________ tbe sudden, inquiring eyes, a feeling ‘-•1 would rather you found fault with real Marana with the position of affairs, !; panrion pensem of of her her eyes, * *’ *lew of ‘ conme than made it easy far me.” she said, and to offer her his services in tbe erent I vietion than of misgiving and snypcn«e. with a tremor in her voice. "There is of n prosecution. It ta doubtful whether ; 33 if the earnest emphasis with which he When she w * Child, she cried for Osatoria he really contemplated any action of the spoken had led hw to auspset that “1 don’t think you need a scolding," kind, but it would not have softened the 1 jj(, nijght know something of great 1110 returned Wallic. with his kindly smile. nnlovehness of his present stimtions , j-je had no such knowl'••The past is done with. I can imagine could be hare known that Beatrix waa but lie had * strung pvreuarion you have bad au uphill time of it in not in the least surprised or shocked at ; -ho „ the v;ctim of a misfortune many ways. But you have gone far to the position he had taken. It teemed to that niirflt aad ppr. rehabilitate completely Mlle. Marana’s ber quite in keeping with his character, j ceivrf that the time was now come SATOLIO is cue of ths best known city luxuries and each time scaks character, nnd I should fancy she would "She might give yon some annoyh„ to her openly on be very reluctant to have it known that ance,” Wallie admitted, after further ^ject which had all along ta«rn in , Is used an hoar is saved. On floors, tables smd painted work it act* like she cannot claim tha merit of the vindi­ consultation with the owl, "but I’m by thoir But M he opened his cation. Another season yon would no means sure she could obtain a ver- 1 moath to w there was a knock at tbe store-keeper does not keep it you should insist upon his doing so, u it probably be free from vulgar annoyance, diet 1 imagine she must have writ- ; doOT, md thf. wrT>nt in with a By JULIO HAWTHOBBE always gives satisfhetion and its immense sale all over the United States even were yon to continue your present rvu to Inigo, definitely withdrawing; letter disguise, but in your own name and with trom U>e «nd brow hi. I boy-, wjtins. drCHAPTER XU. M kr<)W “ the outride protection which it would nbttt.tKX uf run. Wu tftU Un- wr h, •*jp B£ liONOST. AS THIS WORLD U thing shines after its use, and even ths children delight in using it is enable you to comihond you Would be their attempts to help around the house. ’ । . perfectly secure. However, I sha’n't pre­ ••Tw: .ml 1 Mier. ,h. paid th. for- . WaU1, ..u tend to advise yon. Mademoiselle—Miss t t •. .1: l. . goto ” — He stopped. The hand writing Randolph. In the first place 1 am an ••Thro I drot think J» .rod worry nn u>e rorelop. b«l c^bt lu. roe. interested party—I want you to go on Thereero atroxratub.no doubt tUt , m,x te^d.i1Mcin< ringing for my otfn benefit; and, fur­ yon hare done tteroatng. rod ro jnng- ' hi, riot.,r. while b. ton- >h. 1,<W thermore. 1 cannot tell how far the taS u paid nowadays four throarod Jul- ' He took in it. rooiroi. with a pleasures of the pi jfeerion may seem to lore a night is none too much for it 11 ‘ v ..vo .nCTri.r_ni you to outweigh the drawbacks—or vice "It was three thousand the first mouth, an •>*»,„ . *t,e - rrmt trhn h $3 a and thirty three hundred afterw^l,” 1^' I, who with“It’s the only thing I’m good for— put in the prima donnn. I ••Inigo eeruinly told me when he ro- 1. *?^d’ that's aM," said she, looking up at him. Do know Christian Union? made a I J* *» of her with Oe tetter in hi. “I wonder what Geoffrey would say to turned from Europe ln.t June that special and arrangement to to each our that/’ thought Wallitf. “By>Iove! it’s Rot Marana tor four thourand a night." ‘ h>» fa*W. mail this crisp outrageous what fools these boys aud WalHe affirmed But probable he took ' u rai“ wb™ 1™° adrantage of your being a dobnunte to ' h ” "** Jberata aothtaf in it that yon girls will be. They will—they seem to Paper, by of Let us toll you about * ' “0< ’al1 ?“> ~>Iltr Uke it! Well. then, they deserve to have cut it down.advance. a hint or the way know it is to "Mr. Joeelyn-tbat ta. 1 think not: I 1. !i '^B*hOTtheir little miseries, don't they? Of course they do! I wish 1 were"—he wa. told that I roeeired th. ran. that i it every week. checked himself and dropped his eyes, tai. wa. to have bad.; ,h°“ u,trt « »«»inand read u The "Outlook" i« a week’s worid-htsiocj. h’s a woman’s paper—reIpfvl. ra-rt»i»n5. which had dwelt too long upon her love­ ■■Hamilton Jocelyn? u be miae.1 up “Uow,; suggestive in all home e.u-.;cr. Supplements tbe daily paper—sometimeliness. “Come,’come.” he said to him­ in thi. aftUrT inquired Wallie. with an ! . *“* "TV11 "‘ •» lt*s a man’s paper—virile. •’':spi”Ag. ia tbe supplants it. self severely, “this will never do. At­ air of dissatisfoctior ; ■1 !“* * ruuak (vLu nan^l Itar.iMpU UV j with a lady. wb.» turned ou& to to Mik'. Mara**, forefront <if all great mtn < :r.rn'.»tend to your business, old two-and-forty, She had Intended not to bring Joce- ; 1 <>riot know whet to think, but came m. week The best writer to be found Boys and girls watch the null ■ : Tl** and pay proper reverence to your daugh­ lyn's name into tha cunvetaation, but *-------- "---------- ‘ gives bis best thought ou each vital topic, is good fun in its per- rren »eei. ter!” as it'had slipped out she mrc- thought it nons by America’s foremost preacher. bri^rt stories and pr-w'• , ; *TI*rct nftfhhtg iu it that you tnay not He got up and said alonJ; Ix-st to say. “It waa he v hu intro­ *£« Sunday reading for people of every faith. "She Lored a Sailor." a J*~etec; will you read i'-~" •■Mi® Randolph, I’m gon g ta -^sk you duced me to Gen. Inigo, and he has been story bv Mrs. Amelia 1 ‘-’•• 1<"B Mr. Wallie Dinsmore i.-J been in- a great favor. I'm an old man. rh I acting ah my agent -paying me the v in late October, and runs nxertW■ dulgirg in n good deal of c..s-utatry of needn’t tell you, and I am a slave to my money. And ho said," she added, wish­ "J* j Jtote. owing to a desire to reconcile his habits Would ydu permit me to smoko ing to do ber enemy justice, “that it was Railways and Pleasure Resorts of America. Ex-President R. B. Haye* Christian Union « a pj*r • Any time-labie or 'lescriptivc circular .. ' ;U*or? that human beings ought to help a cigarette? What small wite I havo go by his exertions that Gen. Inigo waa per­ Its ideas, spirit, and ent • are cvrelleai. sent tree to any Christian Unioo reader, 4-’-«fae another with his temperamental hopelessly wool gathering if I dop e keep suaded to raise my salary after the first It ta hopeful, gencrotr. eitcetne. ■' awn-ion ‘.o being mixed np in other peo- them together with a little tobacco." month.’’ Miss Randolph smiled. ••Shall wo go to the hotel together*",. affairs. He might have evaded tbe Wallie threw away hta cigarette and special arrangement we to your , j difficulty by handing over tiie matter “My father always smoked," said ahe. rubbed his nose. “Well." b<- said. ]<n>- sahl Wallie. when rim had read the let’ wtofcb tnxihled him to Mrs. Cadwalader; “It would umko me feel at home." paper for one year, send The Christian nion ‘ently. “I dare say Jocelyn knew what . bet that would only have been an iridi “Dear rue!" thought Wallie ruefully, he was about I should like to hear a new subiriber, for the low combination “Ko- 1 cawrot are him. Oh, mybrothrset way of forcing bis own hand. He '•she might have let me off as an elder what he hao to say in Inigo's presence. । 8^“ pressed he r hands over her face. price above. No other paper town is waoked a great number of cigars, seated brother! But she takes me at my own Impresarios and agents arc human, and , down on tbe arm of make offer. miss this to in his study chair, and incidentally tried valuation—bless her heart! Now let us need looking after oec««rionaUy." the chair. ................ to eton.- hit* great white owl ont of coun“I think,- aaid Wellie gnUy, after a “What I thought was.” she resumed. you want, at so price. this t’ffce. tehaace; but be hesitated still. He lit his cigarette, and sent the •that if it should turn out I .hud no legal pause, "that Mrs. Dinsmore haa just One morning while thus occtipie-l he smoke curling through his nose. “Art right to the money, I ihouhl really Iiave come in. I know she’ll want yon to stlv heard a carriage stop ut the door and a ta certainly a great resource," he observ­ to make some more, whether I liked it .o lunch. Shnjl I tell Ikit you’re here?” -card was brought op to him. Contrary ed. “and a noble one. It has been said, or not. It would have to be inode in “Let me go to hee," .rid Beatrix, th­ and it tnay be true, that it admits of no some way. you know, and papa—and ing sud<wnly and moving blindly toward *d up. teased his cigar into the fire, rivals. If one’s affections are unoccu­ there seems to be no other way but for the door. Wallle drew her arm beneath PROTECTION a pull to his collar and a jerk to pied-one’s human affections, I mean— me to go on ringing, if I can gut an en­ hia and led her o«L Ten minwtes later OR FREE-TRADEpat, and hade the servant conduct and are likely to remain so, F dare say gagement.” be was on his way up town. , Xanm upstair?. . one could not do better than to devote WHICH 1 “As io that." said Wallie smiling, “if CONTINUED. the time rise appeared be had re- one’s self wholly to art. You feel, you I wanted to make a fortune I would3turn D„ yo» —fit W k~P tteffOfif1* red hid genial aerenity. He shook say, that there is nothing else you could impresario aud make you my single in­ yrot vl ou tbe effect »< with her v.itk the quiet cordiality possibly prefer to it; that you were vestment. Let us aasmue. for argumenta of 3 nun constantly in the habit of reoeiv- made for music and for nothing rise?" Tariff Law. aa abowo It"” *r sake, that tram tbe peenniarv stand­ tag famous pfime donue in his private “Nothing else." she repeated in a point you are perfectly free either to go mu lw" •“> rt2a bfitrif. HL HoMV" and £| stkrining room, and at dr- same time gave husky voice, feeling as if. with those Do you mint to »»«”' ■ b ,1:‘ on or not. Nvw. of counw there an; a look which intimated that words, she had surrendered her last se­ policy ol Protection anti w" ways in which you might cultivate ma­ he would be not at home while thfe visit- cret of hope of happiness. rie without kee'Jng in opera, you aaawer 10 every i* 1#c statect . “This will come out all right," t honghi ®ng at a church, or. when you felt in J>e Frce-Tredcr. I said he; Wallie to himself cheerfully; “if that the mood, -t a private or public concert JW1*" tarair, win !,<« ltt aa> Geoffrey were only here it might be ^lt. ««nething rise in the nrr^ settled on the epai.” Aloud be said: fe.«on betates the xinging-th,re tath.- annual reunion at Lapttr. March is. Then auftcribe lor "That being tbe case. I don’t see h<?w audisnoe. Do you know what J m«mT paper and the Aural. A L>' Tr-^“^Ihegrawtn you could be more fortunately rituatad. “k es, sold ahe, hi a taw vricv. *’ *‘r- «®< l-rerem®. Pul.l;.Lcfi weekly by ■ . t •'It b • Buqnufioos. .tbuakit- b. FroioratN Tariff ««“'■?",,ril and inclination all pull together. It was OTUtinwl. "Tta« ta nootbertocom. C'^nple copy tree). Th- I f pjwu Wtb rtta lae work] an arfatowiedRcJ. “J,h" rea-L wodded to her when mn fen-en J lection and >bould be ■• > rod.f.m.e.Jord.wn-1 inl-rrbrokn S" Trnby thy p*,T'>tll*LL".“ ‘7, to too to lenve ns. 1 t “ rrranl u« moot rtganl. « -. try feel how !■«» —-r-pect —»■■—- -and —■---r-’- - __ wrll u rraown. you bp . won kino, yon cmobron. I hop. it UMX-oo» briuR you well satisfied ifat Santa Claus SoapvArfd B L S IS 1 est I use it ^■6< NKF &C . CASTORIA ELL BRE S SOON WED" Beatrix Ranfloioh, sasssfiBicmywimn The Christian Union year you We have send of and popular J-amily it in to read The exclusive subscribers a copy of way introduction. Only two— IL By to this one year to named this papers that offer and Don’t extend subscription I very in able to opportunity secure two low a Address a-tro h V- <■»> " pete Special arrsngvmcr.l Ushers by which we c-n ’ . ffcr? EqoxomIsi fcr c~c • ■ �'yy.yyyj NEWS IN BRIEF Pete Mikor, nu Austrian miuer, walked into No. 1 Tamarack shaft, ‘near Red Jacket, Mich. He Jell a distance of 300 feet, crushing every bone in bis body. Two hundred women and children were ruthlcrdy killed by the rebel soldiery after they gained posaessiou ot Iquiquc, Chill Gen. Da Fonseca, who lias- been tho pro­ visional president of Brazil sine" Che over­ throw of tbe monarchy, has been formally elected to the presidency of the republic by the Brazilian congress. Samuel Gompcra, of (lie Federation ot Labor, says that there arc 200,000 miners In the coal competitive district, of whom 10i),(Wnri? now organized and the remaindec rapidly perfecting their .organization. They will demand an right-hour day May 1. William West was hanged at Washing-, ton, Pa.. Thursday for the murder of John Crouch, and his wife, both aged peo­ ple. West tried to cuminit suicide by stabbing himself in the neck Wednesday night. When the drop fell the rope broke aud he had to l>e lifted up on the scaffold again. The second trial was successful. The estate left by tbe late {Secretary'* nt 8130,000. 31.Vi.U00. ’ Windom is estimated at The town of Fennville, Mich., was nearly destroyed by tire Wednesday nighL The net surplus in the United States treasury at the close c.f business Thurs­ day wa* 31S,(MM).<XN»1 , The New York World says that United State* Treasurer Huston ha* again ten­ dered his resignation. Henry Marsh was hanged al Ebensbure. Pa, Thursday for tho murder July 0, iwut, ol hi* swevtheart, Clara Jones. The corporate existence of the Manu­ facturers National bank, ot Racine, Wis., hax befo extended to March 6, 191L , Nominatiuns to parliament were made ail civer the Dominion of Canada Thurs­ day. The election take* place March 5 The 3-year-old daughter of Mra. Van Weavers, of Fairmount, Illa., fell into a vat of toiling lye, and was badly scalded. The miners rescued from 'the Jeanesrille. Pa., mines are all doing well ex­ cept Basco Frinko, and his case is crit­ ical. . 1 , Mr* I>*slie Carter’s theatrical proper­ ties were attached Ki Omaha Thursday ou the suit of Dr. Clark Gapen for IlJHOdue • him :u» n wit ties* iu the celebrated divorce . trial at Chicago. John Wiison, a Biutimorc man »*ho loved whisky not wisely but too well, snade a charge of drunkenness against himself Friday, bad the judge fine him and then took the- commitment to jail himseiLand bad hie.-self locked up. The American Tobacco company, of New Jens y, has purchased the National Toh.uco work* at‘Louisville. The com­ pany controls all the big cicarette bouM*s. and the purchase is said to to the first more toward forming a cigarette and plug tobacco trn»L Frank,Rafus, a negro of Pine Bluff, Ark., went Lome drunk and tried to kill his wife and daughter with a pNtoL The ■laughter chopped off one ot his arms with an ax, ntul ttou struck him ia the breast. He ran off. and was found iu the wood* next any dead. Deacon Smalley, of East Harwich. Mm.*., Iiuh a pretty wife, and Deacon Buck i* said to to loo familiar with her. A band ot Wbite-Canfl provided with switches, tar and feathers visited Buck’s hoiirt* tbeother night and not finding him at home left word that, they would call ■gain unless he mended his ways. George Bachman bunged himself at hi* Iswrding bouse at Chicago. Friday. Tbe well-known bane toll player James • Fogarty i* reported dying of consumption at Philadelphia. . George C. Ingham, o’lie of the foremot criminal lawyers of Chicago, died of heart disease Thursday night. John Johnson, a professional nurse, is in jail at New York for robbing a patient upon whom he was attending. Fifteen men were barned in tbe iron works nt Pottstown, Pa., Friday by an ex­ plosion of molten metal. No one was fa­ ta liy hurt. The entire edition of the Sioux City (Iowa) Volk.sfrennd was seized by the ]K>*tiua*ter tocuu.se it contained a free love editorial. Civil Engineer Robert E. Peavy, U. S. N., i* preparing to start ou a polar expe­ dition aixnit Muy t. lie proposes CO go ou foot across.Greenland. Dr. Bcknhi im. ot Paris is haviqg some sucees* in treating consumptive^ by tbe trao-fiision of goat’* blood. Flood* are creating havod in New York state. Schenectady'was inundated Thurs­ day, and tbe street* left full of huge cake* ot ice. Railway travel L* much impeded. Tbe executive committee of the Repub­ lican tongue of tbe United States ha* is­ sued the formal caO for tbe fourth na tiniinl convention tu be held at Cincinnati April 1. The new gttn boat Bentfington made a successful trip Satunlny. She developed 71.7 horse power more than required, which give* her LuiMer* n bonus of <7,17'). Her highest t>pevd w.« 17.2 |nots per hour. The Missis-ippi river at Baton Rouge. La., Sunday, «m only five feet lower than the high-water mark of IS*), and still ris­ ing. Apprehensions exist that a repeti­ tion of the damage of last year is immi­ nent. Col. ThoniM S. Casey, a prominent at­ torney of Springfield, Ilia, died of pneu­ monia Sunday morning, aged 57 years. He was a son of Governor Zudoc Casey, oue of tbe moat distinguished public men of the state in hi* dny. He wu born in Jefferson county, Illinois, in 1882. P. H. Stevens, a traveling salesman, married Annie Brent, of Slater. Mu., last Wednesday, took her to Chicago on a bridal tour, and on Friday night deserted ber iu the Michigan Central station in that city, leaving a note to the effect that he would never mm her agnln. He sent her money enough to pay ber tare back to Slater HB On tbe alleged authority of Senator Washburn it is stated tliat Mr*. W’in Jom’s income i* not more than >1.250 per year, while the house she now occupies at WnKhiogtou City con’s mon than four Lir.es that sum in rent a year. A sub scription has been started to raise money for Mr*. Windom, and the senators are subscribing liberally. » Tbe French chamber of deputies will suppress all totting at race eourae*. The Roman Catholic bishops of Austria have issued an address to the voters tell­ ing them to vote for Roman Catholic monument April V. tbe -sixty ninth annlvernnry ot Grant’s birth. City hotel of a watch and her earring*. He go away. Among the appointments made Satur­ day by the president wm that of N. L. Frothiugbam. of MiuwachuMdta to be as­ sistant commissioner of p:itenta> W. J. Elliott, the editor Who is in jail at ColutnbtiK, o , tor murder, published un, editorial lu his imp.*r Sunday askihg a suspension of public opinion in his case. Tbe Burlington road ia reducing its ex­ penses by di-charging employes by tbe scorn At Burlington, la., Sunday un or der discharging 123 men went into effect. Tbe president has appointed ex-Muyor Hart postmaster at Boston, Mass., in place ut Gen. Corse, the hero of Altoona pass, wht>«e lime hal expired. Saturday the senate coufirmed the uoiniuiition. The signal office crop bulletin for Feb­ ruary says thut it is not probable that the cold wave of the last of the month injured tbe wheatto any gnotexleui, while March opened with favorable comlttions. Ex-Goveruor Porter, of Indiana, mini* .ter to Italy, gave a reception ut Home Saturday night tu American resident* ot that city. It wits attended by 700 people. Mias Porter nasluieil her father iu reoeiv ing. " Last September Michael Duly, a sailor of Chicago, took u drink out ot a spring Ohio. ‘ru u oh ’°* Since then he has been more or leas under the weather. Sunday, after a physician bud been working with him ter several boura, a green lizard 8‘, inches long crawle i out of hb throat. Mike is welt now. Tbe Warren line steamer Iowa, with n cargo ot catil • and general mercbaudbe, and with seventy-nine souls on buunl, was cut down by ice In the Atlantic Feb. 31. Her crew was taken off uy the steamer Chester and lauded Monday at New York. When the I own was iibauduned she was rapidly tanking. Mrs. Miron, wife of u Ma^saebusetu clergy men, bus been fasting on a t taspoonful ut nutriment, a glass of bo^ water, or drink of lemonade per dny fur nineteen dgya as a cure fur dyspepsia. She has reduced ber weight from nearly 2tW pounds to IHQ. She will continue ber hut TURNED INFORMER. ALL FOR PARNELL. Sensation in Court at New Orleans. \ He Doesn’t S-j3m to Have Much Opposition. EKJHT YEARS A BLANK. VANQUISHED BY ANT6. Itrauge fltory Brought to Light Throng* A very romantic story Uns been brought Frabk Gillette tall* of a remarkable fight ’)ght through the medium of the pen­ he witnaased between a large tarautuia sion bureau. On Sept. 1, 1982, there en­ and n colony of re! nuts. He had just re­ listed at Van Wert, O., In the Fifteenth Ohio turned from Jack county, where, in tfce IN ALLEGED ASSASSIN WEAKENS. OOLL BEOULDFB FOBTEESEOSDEBa volunteer infantry n slender, blue eyed canyons and hilh, he had been hunting. In youth ol SO, named Hugh Thompson. At the afternoon of one day he encountered a the battle of Chickamauga Thompson wa* large specimen uf tbe tarantula which ’t'ucrownecl King" wounded by n caae shot and loft Tor dying abounds in Toxa*. He did not dare to on the field. He never rejoined hh regi­ .touch or even go near the deadly ioaact, ment, and it was generally supposed that which wna about five inchea in length and ami tbe Vnfurgiring French—Hh Mother be was n tun bared among the unknown of a rather greenish hue, but he got a tong IHsJolntn.l Confession — Hnniiug dead. stick, one end of which he*<plit, and by a TcJb Him to Keep CouL The next scene In thl* strange history Ixinpon, March 2.—The McCarthyite opens on n snowy country road in north­ dexterous manipulation secured the taraa«n Ingmlouklyr Coutrired Hiding Place tula bet ween the prongs, which coming to­ campaign in Ireland appear* to be an ut­ ern Illinois, near the village of Cleveland, gether held it tight enough to prevent its New Orleans. U.. March 3.-Things ter failure. The speakers enn get no hear­ in tbe winter of' 1870. Night was coming escajx-, but not enough to injure 1L on ns a small sized but sturdily built-trav ­ He repaired with it to a hill of large red are looking decidedly blue for the Ital­ ing anywhere, except under shelter of tbe eler breasted hh way against the keen ians who are ou trial here for tbe assas­ police and the priexU, and then they have winds that swept the bleak prairie. He ant* wbiaK hr had paseed on his tramp * short time lieforc. In the middle ot the sination of Snp-rinumdent of Police D. C. scant audiences. This Is said to be tbe was comfortably dressed in n good work­ hill he deposited the tarantula, releasing it Hennessey, who wns scot down st his own real reason why Timothy Sullivan de­ ing suit, with n pair of new, boots on hiz from its imprisonment. It wm b rather He is dis­ fc.-t and a coonskin erfp on hh bead. door sonic months ago, ubont midnight. clined tu go to Autr.ilin. chilly .dny. und but few ant* were out of He carried nn old fashioned oilcloth va­ their holes. But tliean few gathered around The crime is charged to tbe Italian Mufin, gusted with the situation, and means to retire from an activu participation in the lise, und appeared to be looking for a place the stranger, looked at it closely for a brief ind a numlwr of alleged membe.n ot that controversy. The Irish everywhere see m to stay overnight. And there on tho moment, and then one by one hurriedly vmsslnalion society tire on trial. The to be rallying for I’nrnell. nil the more lonely road, in the darkening twilight of entered the different small holm within evidence m far is wry direct against sev- heartily for the attacks uuon him. that freezing February evening in the year which were their domicile*. The taran­ sral of tl e prisoners, tut during the early nt grnco 1870, Hugh Thompson, the wound­ tula meanwhile was motion less, occasion­ Triumphal Itocnptlon In Meath. ed wddier of Chickamauga, “ came to himpart of yesterday’* session things took, a ally blinking it* small, sharp eyes, but not Parnell *poke yesterday at Nnran, In st irtliug turn, and u partial confesdou by the ennnty oi Meath. On his way from seir," as he expressed IL It was just a* if deigning to glance upon tbe small insects. one of the accused threw the court room Dublin In* was received with orations. at at that moment he had awakened from a - But prcacnUy came forth the anta in a dreamless sleep of seven years. But hh body. Although the talebearers liod en­ into a state ot intenae excitement. Man­ every xtxtioL At Drogheda he said he memory wu* gone totally and al#«>lutely. tered the hill by different boles, the war­ uel Politz, the must ill-favored of the nine hoped th.? suppbrt everywhere ucconlr I Hh other faculties were iuien enough, prisoners ut tCe bar, expressed Ifs desire him would show hh opponents that but he could not recall hl* own name, riors all Issued from tbe same one. First came a large ant, and then tbe others so Irhhtm*u would not allow them to strike to make u statement. As he'can not > low the belt under the pretext of deal­ wliere he had been, hh family or his home. closely upon the heels of each other that xpefik English an Interpreter was needed, ing with questions of public inomrut At His entire pa*t up to that moment was the lino looked like a blood red string. und though two of hh fellow prisoners Nuvan the houses were decorate! with simply a blank. The only thing that con­ The side of the tarantula was about lour proffered their servicea, Politz returned to green larnghs nnd tbe atiects were nected him with a former existence was an inches from where tbe ante issued from talk tn them. spanned with triumphal -arches. Tha idea that he was looking for a Mr. Baker, the com-, nnd thej' made straight foritha mestjng was a great one. Purnell raid who needed men to work. This turned enemy without loss of time. The large out to las correct He found him, njxl was one in the lead pounced upon one of the He wus taken into the judge’s private that j>erlmp« in the not distant futun given employment in a coal mine. Grad­ office, where n consultation wns held with some one mi”ht urine toaddrtrt* them not ually hh mind c.tme back to him, and he furry leg*, and tbe others got their teeth as mtn of royal Meath, but ax men of in as near by os possible. the assistaticd of au interpreter. The new* remembered tbe scenes of his boyhood. Them seemed to be un idmoat unending republican Meath. chat Pblitz wm making a confession ran The case was so remarkable that it was string of the ante, and in a minute and a Another Klap at Gladstone. through the court room like wildfire, and The men of Meath gave him the first taken up by tho local pap,?ra, and the story half the entire body of their victim wns the information spread through tbe city opport unity to serve Ireland inpnbtlc life, nt last fell into tbe hands of Thompson’s I covered with them. After that the taran* iu short ut.ler. Pending the return of und with the men ot Month he wished to father. Tbeir relationship was easily tula did not move a limb scarcely. At first Politz to the court room his fellow prison­ win tbe buttle. Already they hnl put a established. Through all hh wanderings it attempted to pull away the leg attacked and thh sounds like a Sunday school by the ante, but tindiugU fastened it shored ers, dreading what to them was yet un­ snnffie in the mouth* of the landlords. — tale, but the incident h legally proved and along with t he disengaged legs, moving per­ Monday wu the 80th anniversary of known. and anticipating the worst, wvib V.'itb a parliament nt College Green they forms part of the evidence of his identity— haps nn irflrh and a half, but the remainder removed to the dock. The confession a* would fit tbe same mouths with bit and he carried a little Testament given to him Pope Leo’s birth. of its hotly was soon covered with the in­ Governor Oglesby’s residence at Elk­ taken down by the official stenographer is bridooo. The men who *too<1 by him and bi* a sister, with an inscription in rhyme, sects, which devoted part of their force to by Ireland in parliament bad driven the hart. III*.,.was destroyed by fire Monday as yet unknown, but from what can be secedere from the committee room and when ho calhtod. The sister still living holding tbe victim in place. Tbe tarantula ■ muruiug. * learn**] Politz claimed that he was inno­ would yet drive them out of Ire! uid and recognized it at once when be exhibited it only killed three of the ants. These three The treasury department Monday pur­ cent, and 11.nt there were women impli- out of the l ouse of commons. He bud upon hh return. All his efforts have so ventured within reach of the jaws of the chased llij,yGb ounces of silver at fO.VS35 ।: cated in the scheme to kill Hennessey. never frared the re»nlt. Il he had uot far failed-ta recall to him anything that tarantula, which closed its mouth with a Dividing the Hlood Slnuny. per ounce. had a colleague left in tthc committee occurred from the time that he tumbled snap, ending their existence instantly. over on the bloody field of Chickamauga In four minutes tho tarantula was dead. he ktated t hat there bad been u meeting room he woul.1 still have asked the ver­ until tho strange awakening of his dorThe German ;>apers are praising Vucic Sam for bb munificence in the matter vf of the con*;>iraters nome time before tbe dict of tbe kbit people. Ho hoped bb .mant fncultliw in 1870.—Cor. Philadelphia There wm not u sign of blood anywhere on.ita body, though in many places were ewiopponent* would take warning aud free night of tbe murder (Oct. 18) in a hou*e iu pensions to soldiera Record. ________________ dences of the fray. Near the head were The 100th unniveraary of the death of St. Phfibp street, occupied by a man themselves from the entanglements of sears showing where tbe ante hod bitten John Wesley wa* commemorated by l<.e named Buffcra. and that inter on a secoi'd EnglUb pnrty alliances woven aronud them by tUe Grand Old Spider. meeting took pine.near the Poydras mar Methodiste Monday. There are hundreds of qufcer myth* and ket. Here in ids presence tbe blood inuuey traditipnb given to account for tbe fact ants withdrew, but when there was a con­ The president Monday nominated was divided mong tbe gang aud it wa* Tin* entire Irish party-has given up all George A. Barry to be registered the land agreed on who should do the killing. He idea of doing anything in I*arlL-im<*nt this I bat the Mv* h salt. The Arab* say that vulsive jerk of one leg the ants ran up wlicn the first pair sinned they were living again, and t hia time remained till every office at Kau Claire, Win did not say who bad given the money nor session, and proposes to carry on operations The Alamo National bank of San An­ who had been sekcttal to fire the guns. solely in Ireland und tbeUniie I States. Both iu a beautiful garden on a tract of land sign of unimatio.i was gone. Then the ant* removed the corpse. It tonio, Tt-x. capital 3250.OIW, has Been uu- Hi* statement wa* nn incoherent one. but aide- will pass round the hat vigorously, joined tu a mainland by a narrow neck or isthmus. When it became known to tbe thuaized to begin businj**. is regarded a* prflof enough to c-ill fer a so that any money lying around will to Holy Ono that hb people had sinned he was a heavy body to move, but they accom­ The thermometer ut the New Hampshire hanging party. Tbe attorney for the ot- mopped up without loss of lime. Amer­ went to the garden for tbe purpose of driv­ plished it. On the Hat top of tbe hill the pull was rather hard and long, but experiment taiiou, at Hanover, recorded fenM* docHimd to-procced further tn bo- icans are expected to supply the contend­ ing them out and across the narrow neck i) below zero Monday morning. lltx’s behalf, nnd it wa* -agreed that the ing factions with sinews of war. If thsy of land into the patch of thorns and bram­ on the incline it was easier. Arrived at ‘IToe trente quurante bank at Monte Car­ court appoint a special attorney to rcpre- refuse one side dr the other must collajn’. bles on t be other side. Anticipating what the toot, the anta deserted the corpse nnd lo wa* broken Saturday, gi'i.OOU b iug; sent the man. All this oil* tbe wheels of government. would be tbe consequence of their heinous returned to their homes, some entering th© Tbe minister* uev.-r before ha I such an crime, they bad prepared to leave tbeir holes, others resuming the work they had won by a lucky Englishman in fourteen bets. eaky time. Even Balfour escapes. In tbe lawutiful garden, nnd hail actually goneso been interrupted at when the tarantula In order to give tbe lawyer, Charles came among them.—Texas Cot. St. Loui*. A verdict of 1500 was given at Chicago Theord, a chance to consult with bin til preparation** for the general elections the far ba to send the children and goats arrow G lobe-Democrat. to George E. Walker against Dr. E P. ent the court adjourned until 7 o’clock. 'government has stolen a march by iu into the thicket. Murdock for pfescrildng a dose of luu a- The status of thecaosi* a pecu liar one. royal commission on labor questions, When the Holy One appeared on the A Blind Drummer. ’ . ’ num for Mr. Walker’s child that killed it. The prisoner hna mode what the state call* greatly pleasing I he working classes. scene the llrat pair started to run, but the "There is one of the tost tobacco drum­ woman looked back. For this the man J. August Lemcke, (be coming man for a confession, yet, despite this fact, it is cursed her. and for such a crime wa* al­ mers In the country,” remarked a gentle­ tbe United State* treasurership, agree, propo ed to place him on trial, and use I .ON DON, March 2.—Parnell will issue most immediately turned into a block of man ri* nn elderly looking man, with a exactly with PruMdent Harrison as to the his.own confcmion against him. At the long gray beard, In company with a young proper financial policy- He is against, free evening session testimony was given hleu- tbi* week an laldress to tho Iriiih"Ameri­ salt. Compare with Genesis xix, 2f>. The woman, passed up Wyandotte street. Tha tifyiug four of the prisoners a* having can* setting forth tbe principles ou which woman, more forgiving than her busband, coinage of sliver. taken part in theshooting of Hennessey. he is conducting the present contest, aud stooped to pick up the s-hajjeless mass of gentb’tnau walked arm in arm with his companion, and no oue would have noticed BLAIR IS TO GO TO OtflNA. bb grounds for demanding a specific dec­ salt, when immediately the narrow neck anything peculiar about him until he came RAN HIM TO HIS HOLE. laration of tbs intention* of The English of land began to crack and break. As she to a crossing, and then his companion Liberals in the matter of home rule. The touched what had once been ber compan­ spoke to him, hl* step faltered, his foot address is probably intended a* a letter of ion she. too, waa turned to salt just as tbe ,wa* put out, as if afraid to advance. Hte HldlnC l*|«cr. Washingtux Cirr, Feb. 38.—The ap­ introduction fur Ki-dinond aud Mahony, neck of the land sank nnd the waters Cleveland, O, March 3—Tom Gra­ who, it is under<toud, will soon proceed to rushed through. From that day to this, eyes were turned straight ahead and never pointment of Senator Biair, of New sought the ground. They were sightlcsB. -k Hampshire, to tb<* ham, a bone chief who escaped from the the United States to ask for financial sup­ the Arala say. ail the waters of the ocean The man was Mr. James Harrison, of Painesville jail a few days ago wlth-tbree port fur Parnell’s campaign. have rushed through that narrow channel Richmond, Va., nnd the woman was his important Chinese nt least ouce a year, constantly wearing daughter. Mr. Harrison travels for a plug \ rui-wion so'dong other prisoners, wa* captured at the home THE FRANCO-GERMAN SITUATION. of hh father iu this city lute Sunday night away tbe salt of what was once onr flrat tobacco factory, aud is regarded as one of held by CoL Denby, parents, yet tbe bulk of the two salty ob­ the best drummer* on tbe road. For more by Sheriff Ryan. Believing that Graham si of Indiana, was n jects b not diminbhed in tbe least.—St. than twenty year* he ha* made the round* was concealed somewhere about bis TBSsA'Sdecided surprise to Louis Republic. with two daughters First one of them London, March 2—The emperor's re­ WMaSjijASy most people in this father’s premises Ryan surrounded tbe house with n posse of deputies, aud then grew up from girl to woman and was / >’ity' " b*;D il wa* demanded admission. They first searched newal of Intimate relations with Count married. The second oue then took her The perfectly healthy tongue is clean, place, and has since be»m his constant com­ the sleep! ng-rooms occupied by male mem­ Wnlderoee i* looked upon as significant, and the talk is that lie will be appoint ­ moist, lies loosely in tbe mouth, is round panion. Sto goes atout with him from tbnl nn,n<’ bat* bers of the family then rhe living-rooms, be*n received by the and finally a bed-room on tbe ground floor ed ambaasador to France. Count Wai- at the edge, und has no prominent papilto. store to store, helps him i»itb his samples y senate all the mem­ occupied by two of Graham’* sisters and dersee has represented an extreme and ag­ The tongue may bo furred from local at tigs train and the hotels, attends to rickcauses, or from sympathy with the stom ­ eta nfid liaggage—in short, does everything another young woman. Ryan held a light gressive military policy. He has been ' t bera were eager to ach, Intestine* nr liver. The dry tongue that a render, loving woman could do for under the bed in which they were lying, h w. blair. congratulate h i m mw something that aroused bls suspi­ charged even with deairing to bring about occurs moat frequently in fever, and indi­ tbe blind. She is bi* eyex. The two are war with Russia and France. Thh charge on hh good fortune. Ho himself was cion, .-nd invited the young women to is unsm-tnlued by any evidence known to cates a nervous prostration or depression. known In every city In the country.—Kas­ manifestly pleased. On Monday last the leave the room. the public, but there lias ixsen no doubt of A white tongue is diagnostic simply of the sa* City Time*. president sent for Mr. Blair and a«ked A Well Construct?] Refuge. Walders**®’* desire for all Germany to feverish condition with perhaps a sour him toconsidcr the ad visibility of accept­ .stand ready armed for any event that stomach. When it Is moist and yellowish They positively refused, und the bed, In a little account of India Herodotus brown it shows disordered digestion. Dry ing tbe Chinese mission. with It* occupants, was lifted bodily to might occur. He was retired to tbe com­ nnd brown indicate a low state of -the sys­ says that it is tbe finest of-all the countries Took Too Long to Think. one side. Underneath the carpet was mand of nu army corps nt the Very time tem. possibly typhoid. When the tongue of the east He says that with the excep­ Thf senator thanked tho president and found a small and rudely constructed when tue kniior was meditating bls said that ho would think tbe mutter over. trap-door. Thia was lifted, aud found to friendly approach toward the French peo­ is dry and red nnd smooth, look out for in­ tion of the horses, the beasts and birds In 1 ndia arc the largest in tbe world. He noys While he was engaged in thinking his lead to a sort of cave, containing on’.j* u ple. Now tic is recalled, or.about to be re­ Summation, gastric or Intestinal. When the papi! to on the end of the t he people get their gold by washing it out, name camo to the senate. Ho said la-t pair uf blankets. But n tnnnel about the called tu the, imperial cirde at the time evening that he hod not yet decided size of a man’s body led out of it, and when all hopes of conciliation have been tongue art* raised and very red we call it a while other, people have to dig for theirs. whether lie would accept. Tho opinion while Ryan guarded the entrance a po- blasted Walderaee ha* been iu Paris, strawberry tongue, and that meahs scarlet And then, as the acme of their lazy pros­ was unanimus in the senme chamber that llcemau TCin-icnced chopping through the •ndntnu eventful period.. A*, German fever. Sharp, pointed, red longue will perity, ho says their wool grows ou trees. while Blair mny have been something of dining room floor to find tbe other end of charge d’affaireA in 1871 he displayed con­ hint of brain irritation or inflammation, “Tbe trets there, in a state of nature, bear a boro while hisoducatlonal bill was under the tunnel. As he struck the second blow siderable diplonmtte talent under very and a yellow coating indicates liver de­ woolly fruit, which in beauty and in consideration, he will make a very suc­ a voice sung out: “Hold on! I will give difficult situation*. Should he be ap­ rangement. When so much am be gained strength surpasses the wool from sheep, cessful diplomat. The Chinese mission Is in,” and Gn-lnun slowly backed himself pointed to Paris in the place of Munster from an examination of the tongne, how and the people ot India wear clothes made rated os a second-class one, and the sal­ out into the enre, where Ryan captured the present situation will challenge all his important it is that the youngest child from it." This is tbe first allusion to cotton made should be taught to put it out so that it ary I* <12,800. . __________________ him. TCo loaded revolvers were found ability. can be visible to tbe uttermost point in the iu western literature. It is u little curious, on his person. . THE MARKETS. throat:—Dr. Julia Homes Smith in New indeed, that uo distinct reference to it is to Washington Citt, Feb. 28.—It b gen­ York Ledger. be found in tbe Bible, which run* back to much further than Herodotus. The Jews Kansas ClTT, Mo., Mart>h A—A masked erally accepteil here that United States Chicago. March 2. must have seen cotton awnings and prob­ The quotation ou the hourJ of trade to-day robber entered tbe residence of J. S. Mor­ Treasurer Huston has resigned and that Not long ngo a newspaper man in this ably cotton clothing In Babylon, and there rere as follows: Wheat-No. 2 February. ris Sunday night. A daughter of the J. A. Letncke will be appointed his auccity wrote to the editor of one of the best owner of tbe house. Miss Clara was In the cessor. None of the parties interested closed VTMc; July. <4*ned «%c. ckjel Ker- parlor alone. Tbe robber told ber be will authorize any statement on the sub­ known English journals proposing to send east on the toll of Palestine but embodied Curn-Ko. » February, ojened «r. duwd would kill her If she screamed. He at­ ject and the truth of the rumors can not him descriptions of the summer homes of land Magazine. .**’• tempted to Jre ber diamond ring from be either officially denied or affirmed. It certain people, mentioning by name the her finger, but It was too tight. He then h thought, however, that Mr. Lemckc'a Aston, the Vanderbilts, tbe Goulds and took ber gold watch and tore her diamond name ibr United States treasurer will be others equally welt known to us. In re­ rur«->»rcu.. •j —earrings from ber ears. The robber then sent to the senate to-day. He b in the turn the editor wrote saying that the arti­ daily average of visitors to town is placed ckm.1 t®.Kh: Joly* made his raenpe, Tbe young lady’s ears city. The reasons assigned for Mr. Hua- cle would not be of sufficient interest to at 80,000. One of onr large hotels prove* SIMM. Jtard -March, opened W.«M closed were badly r itllated. Ion’* resignation are both political and the English reading public, ns the names by it* register that it roomed and cared wtra. . - • social dissatisfaction with the administra­ of the persons were not’ known either to for 175,00) guests during tbe year I860. ' K tion in that he and hb family were cot himself or to bis public Any time, therefore, that these person­ Now allowing that the other 22® hotel* I UHJU --- -' PrERLO. Cola, March 3.—Tbe residence properly recognized in either re-pect. active and firm: priras Ute higher; fight grades. ages get tired of living In the fierce light’ each did one-halfof this buaineaa, the num­ rough pocking. <3-<5(14-50; mixed of Frank Hill, a well-known railroader, of publicity that beats upon them here ber of arrival would figure up to TSJM lots 3a.43a3.liT>; heavy packing and uhippiug was ljurglarizad by two tramps Sunday New Yoiik, Feb. -8.-Private advices they will bo glad to know that they can lot*. ,LMaX.7J;pU* r.T5OX» night and $13 in money and considerable from Florida, whither Senator Quay went plunge into obscurity at ouce by crossing at all smaller cities. That la, putting New York’s population nt 2,UKt,000, which U wearing npp .re! wa* taken. Before de in search of health, indicate that hh con­ over to London.—New York Evening Sun. parting they cut off Mr*. Hili’* hair, close equal to 3X per cent, of tbe entire popula­ U> her be,ul. kicking and beating her dition ha* iu no wise improved, and that tion of tbe city could be counted as guesta shamefully. She was loan I unoonacion* if anything, be is not so well as when he The announcement by so well known a of hotels. Tbe population of tbe United by ber husband. Hill off r* a big reward left Washington City. His friends hers believe that he will never be a well man physician an Dr. McCall Anderson that Sutra I* nearly G3.00U.00Q. It follows, there­ for the arrest of the mi-cre-mt*. again. It i« expected on this account that acute phthisis, or galloping consumption, fore, as • logical sequence if tbe prq*“**M* Senator Quay will ut the next meeting ot is curable excites a good deal of surprise bolds good lu other cities and to 1 New Your. March 3 — Paulina Rot- the executive committee of the national and quite as much incredulity;- yet Tbe artier, an Italian girl aged ». employed Republican committee tender his resigna­ Medical Record states that Dr. Anderson a trousera finisher, fatally shot her tion as chairman. and cherry. <&fM£9.ta>; 4^ “d bj*W <la former lover, Nicola Piero, on tbe sideErootn enrtj-Hurl, J*r lb; whisk , Wttjk in front of 70 Spring street ytetarNew LoNixiX, Coun., Feb. 27.—Tbe trial Commodore' Elbridge T. Gerry, of New trip of the. guuboat Bennington, was un mt .wlU that Piero b.crayud her under a promise of marriage, nnd t»n hb» refusal to fulfill successful. For over an hour everything worked >nmotbly and tbe.veaael was boom­ the promise aba shot him. — •• • • Toixixu March 3. ing along at a 17'3 knot gait "Ab accident tied for tbe prvMuL II 1* expected t the trial will ba rwaawd oa Saturday. �TOOHBCmifeCLCOUNTlEe, Ttammwlkm for v may ta Ktam..™ f,,, re«l. Itotowtor»ui tax. e.apMrt uHl win o. .u. **• TO A FffiE**D. A PERUVIAN RAILWAY. pohntMHM l,U .^fa? . ____ r ..Arth'« d-irt» Higk HID. uut M**T rrasKrt*. Banent Industrie of souttera ton.toUirlur or eiretft- u.n ,.u_ The Oroya road to a very rrmaTkablc It will give «•. "bat it ta nearly impcMiH* ' *“tm,5ll.!,w ™*’«> ■■.'rnwu? ent nxwtingofanumbero^ U> bur now. pure olive oil, in place of the Bltoe of engineering work, ax««l«l. 1*2 h, bo». 1**. stapteH and Frujik oH-k (« a;;—* hap*, not wisely but too well. The illffiU rt „ link U.AM Wk In Hartford conversation »«£ cottonseed and lard stem begin *t tte home uf the inTSitl? »•» tvw It ta a nioM. wholesome und patatabta rultics surmounted are enorntou* The The nmchlDe ran te run by „ ni.lb constructor, au American, Henry Meigs*, turn, cut 40.00b a d.y of ten 1^7; MMt.ualionhHr. ।artlcta of food. Those whore chief egpenk, Ura Are. rtorr ««'■■ ’'‘’'’ ““L.. '' JS, cucc ot the olive ia the targe, coaree and used to aay, I waa told, at certain arduou< Mav thy chtalron Irara :•> Wra» d»^*: dore tte work that Immerly n’ j* tiuinta, “ The line tea to go there. a«d if not agreenbk Spuntah variety, used only serru machlui • und as maUJ 1 That th" an.-rf pure »«ri bo*.* an appet ixnr, know little of the value of we can’t find a road for It we’ll hang tbe • ----i —H«fe frdhi tte effect* of Only kuo* «*> forf the l>est varietlea a* fowl, nutritious as track from balloons.” This remir< Ilina Kslamaxuu r-nuDty-jail . trntai the boldoeas and almost reckies*meat, and nlwaj-a dolicious. Good bread BririM A»m #r?±!uS5.’,"r' reoMumemfod that emd ptajh.;., . and a drill of pickled nil res make an axoel- nra* with which the line has been built, Xay its baa-J H h'J K • and ntewlng te Wtelbted and ite ins££ In w you should draw tte paper Ited. leirt meal. The sort known as the Station end even now. fine nt; tbe wert to, ‘l * ,n M-’’J Urttattti nop thr rttra whkM compelled to work right flout* * <*.»•. I’ll tell you what wwh question waa. So olive, planted by the Franciscans a century fronstant danger of destraction In many Arri bright suisldo? tatrrtwte'd. tag of ■Pa>’? ha* ■onwtluM* <*"»• he did. The fellow looked them up, went igo. ta Kcnerally grown now, and tho best porta. Every fear Sections of the line, Charles Mutch, pf Carlisle u 1T. in br.d fed 0,11* Cluckcm are M»r tbr bark <* doubly freighted ta and drew that very I"I*r- and C UBe oul fruit u from the older trees. bridges and viuducta »re swept away 1’5 unravel a mjslery. Me didn't romJ: ' and tore: rioIMd l»l »»<1 *• fiends and landslips whiab cannot te fore itad an enemy In tbe world. aiMlw,tMMJ; The most succcm I u I attempts in culti ­ l™HPSt proved a ver?- mil l «are when AU th«t tawatsaW J !'a- ISrou. •Ikxl.'W. urrriniM : , . know* hta mule* have alwavs fa^-u .,^7 vating the olive and putting it on the mar­ fern. A0.11W J, ft. .oxllrau Uteotberecatnc up. It seems thulia one ket bans been marie by Mr. F. A. Kimball A waterepout bursts onamoui:tnln te,’»able and well disposed altbouri SXl 11 i» . Oita >“‘•'7 “ U tteir dlalaut rotative* teVP examination at Yair some years ago In »ud Mr. Elfwood Cooper. Tho experi­ an innuenw volume of water, mud and k * tetin. one fellow, who was very shaky, ment* hare gone far enough to show that, tewldera dnsbc* down. ami.half an bo,u JEJ," , HrtSSta. » to kick- ' Indeed Churte* h'.tnsclf umu put bta own inter! intxl text book into his the industry is very remunerative. The later all ta calm rjpin; but the rtilway To e«a ot tiieCM «» « bomorW Io ony te Inclined to kick could he ►atuy, httt. ovet.-nat pocket, aud entered the room. He best olive oil I have ever tasted anywhere track h« dtavfteto-rd. or one of tte drape or terra roomie, wr' rata'I. *o«self who It Is that hs* *<■ far ruii| hiinwlf ku called to the desk, and the tutor -i ta that produced from the Cooper and bridges will te fens* twisted into a km* 7-.I.-, r- Il':- A ros-irmlirtlra* In (erm* in thr scale of bumaniij an to bate gave him a text book, of course n«ft Inter Kimball orchards; but uot enough ta pro­ half a milo away from ita proper ptace. Sere .re humite ot ally <fe|-u*lted part* green fo f(Oe <.f bi, lined. He shoved to into Ids other jacket, duced to supply the local demand. Mr. For this reason the line must always !* „“ m. rorao. ot tourer, only -bww who Kmule’s feed taixea last Nutiflav cwniiw. walked slowly back to bis scat, drew out very extrusive and difficult to keep in re­ L w to t be tmlrreity ot &t Cooper han written ft careful treatiae on Luckily the inule w*» t.> fong lived to fe hta own book from hta i»ocket. and was all olive culture, which will be of great rerv- pair. Tbe working, of It i* ah’0 vppr cx* > * i i..-«kht u:ibt'.e tic ol freemasonry well from bella-losux E.gbt- groin* caught on such fodder and no -fama-e *u twXrera. ot .bonW* pr-psred. After redtluz. before tho tutor ZSl requ ” a tu klhapl*<». I** much pensive on account of the Irerh price «f w.-nkl rail for the hook, he aiwent mirrfedly Ice to all growers. Th* art of pickling is roal and the quantity wasted by the ron lelTthau tte mortal doe* fora man. Cate done. What a dastardly tr- t. at.jtmwuut yet mastered, and pcrba|n some other the Nack, the tortoiw shell, tte JW • Cbartottc Tribune. thrust it back into bte pocket, aud turned tinuous firing required to force the train „ ,.1(| the ubby-who are prepared a-o e-ttnmielv sensltbe to foxglove XJNgi away. Bring a=ked for the book he epolo variety will be preferred to the Old Mis­ up the steep gradient*. ^Liu tlml the n Hionof burner must tails purpurea), Which ou A. S. Brown, the doled botwuatj ot ' gfaed. hauled out the other oar, mid re sion for tho tabic. “ y lie gU to As it is, the locomotive* haw 22 Inch ■(:X'^br;Xid..M from .bt«. Kata maxop. bought a tain* one d>y \ mature olive grove in good bearing »• tired. cylinders, and tberieam pressure nil the In pretty birt-f dow* —"• n-to“r" *■ week for 8i.*,oou and sold him uM- T<lt Once in alumni hall at Yale u shoki at:; a fortune. I feel sure that within twenty- wnv has to be kept at 140 pounds to the tbxl diimltr. .IrxvuereUou ta « '•>" day fur fiM.OOO. A modest S .000 b, rwwe Into pomporitJ •• Popular Science _ dent who couldn’t bear to part with hta five years this will be one of tho most prof­ square inch. The maximum train Is nre lioiral bad for one days work. class discovered in advauce u knothole In itable industries in Califarai::. and that the rars, weighing right ton* earn e-nd earn­ Lail, or Itwolemw era1 <y“klu0 ®" tbe floor. He secured the <le*k by that irraand for pure oil and edible fruit in the ing ten tons of cargo: .*□•! Murder to drag <Xr b ber „«tal qaellty. Mid Ionia to talking of < v* r - n. Vtilted States will drive out tho adulter the only me marked enough to ■•Vain Wb<x.:>.l». «bea I ftr. hoir. Pretty soon he bad the misfortune liiulta. thia weight from Lima te Chicla the Imve . J M Whitman to raise tbe Chicago St, to drop his pencil. Bending over for it bo uted nnd inferior present commercial motive burns aeven ton? of first claa* tn •wrticutar nttentxm. The Allegan Democrat had a narrafr t»«oov«d bta examination paper down products. Bat CaHfqrala can easily ruin gllsh coal. The maximum gradients are 4 ' Tbm.«l, .re do uot nltosetbe. XOT. . Id. ikui. Miunearolta uttk. niwl aud make n ra»lr;u:l o. It, reraa’xaa '. rate from dqMruvtuiii la nn- last u <yk. through tbe knothole. Fellows in waiting its reputation by adopting tho European per cent, and tho maximum curve* LX) me­ tbbtlwory.we ore rrepere-d tte geuliemsu. "o’6 h®d pkrc of a.-veral . it w<> t|1<; fiaumg.. ..,, ’ in the cellar ran off with it. filled out pa­ vyatems of adulteration.—Charles Dudley ters radius. Tbto radius ta found in all the „lge tbet II I. tbe oue tX.l.xod further to bdrartrira'^>P M« <u5 i 3. r- CM.1^11. <.r p.-riu,..!. per* for him, not too well, but well enough Warner in Harper’s. tuuueta, ot which there are forty between certain point tbcro to n K*xi deni to teioia to save him, for a perfectly correct exam­ Lta, rod ChieU. tte l..oBe^ mmldH Cattle la Amelias. fur it. Uiolbcdat merely fiom one paint taiLa <>», dta » IrriRb' •"<» >»'»■-' i t*"1*- >•“ ,hT »-"y ',w- •'“> “'<ri« ination was not consistent with his record, K II. nwiirJ !«<Tte drat ted. ttet wxra teoutftt i.ft ™ of view, cate nre a« «!•«»**>' ,ukI re*r17^ r™,7lia.lrao lor H»u Claft- talth ton,-I oxer 100 wran.U and on returning signaled to him. This ayuure from <Sto to aud displays hauteur of demeanor vhlrb Wta-n « Ctatoj.b~M.rfte... time be bad lhe misfortune to knock a lot ft. Amerlcn rotate. ™ra Irodri u tte ; .euuuM-1 . the of paper off his la bio and litter the floor. Jomra river fitautta. Io Mndniit. to tte I LMIcla, woere roe reii. .. euu. . ,... rii„. — I' tuorko tbein olT w. /i'lo the conductor ted only f.wty-rex cure- lite ' wnl aj,d Getugc bhaw. ,.f < ,irt5. rear KW. They atfrom tte Wrat IoCMdfcWjttotteK.jmff* He got down and conscientiously picked way bill* called for forty-revra car*. «du viJJr> werr Mrtoltl] |aH. t k f.. I TlwOreyo line, on whlebthe IVrurUo allIrani everything up. including tin- relief papers - । by lottery. This of ccttr?.| loon I. !K»o| O.W.0C0 HorHw wo. ex- Irartr.ev. ouirfertlwxrretrel pror«»u<''* be xemcmterwl atardtig out with the that came up through th* knothole. to tlwte blaoda hr Cblombo. Oil btate , Jtd_ w„not Uaiftedfor rraot ct fond* to alQoe enough to esra tteri tteTtguttb tlcal car which was »« w governing loti, rh - aud this i> At another time where papers were ondmrmre. *" “J1 Tooted Xndtterortta of it tbnt mat ™ was «>mpl«.d compicsv-j rank a* nature’* nobility- we nsveseen l«en “ rd hift • the find tastanreuf anyout- telng irntoj drawn oue fellow drew two by sleight of were landed, and in 161 • about 100 bean mM Tbs <>-icinn! to tubby with a block muxxle who f« rcoju. <;uk 1 KtupctxW the original idea wu$ w«$to ’ as for •• we know though thunsand* <-ftE - Srova, in band process, passed on one. surrendered more were brought to tbo plantation. This ’ the ’ transan---------- calculated und yet fa-rfectly well bred In- crew, aud telegraphed to etcry agent on vluialr tte law every yrai. it aud went out. Then ho gave tbe extra w«* the origin of the cattle bmunras in dine pronneeor jumn, and tbe survey g;ren .v * the.lltf-rnr. line Ujdrace the rar. anutuesui »vr and »u«* ■olcnre Hoteuce roakl have * .........points —•- to a »pite , one to a lame friend, who at once ‘ cram- America. In order to encourage the cattle ’ much of the ..earthwork nrt|1Wftrk nnd “Two drys later I received a reply from and tunnels tunnels were were I fu| dowager duchess whom dnngiWrjMJuuls ta in the Uirurs of atwiher 8C.OCM1 mod’’ that paper. Then he went in, drew lole-fatete^ totrtdtortte alo.ritb.er ««« u'\a»te7 fttafTlte nn axent ia«r the worst curve. .He had sidewalk damage va»'.-. Thr aeddent (loa his paper and calmly substituted tbe one found the rar Ijiug in thr ditch by the Mrs. Farr) scenrrM upon Hu- walk brioofr S* lJ2 Spectator he knew, passing well on it and carrying of onj roloiol of tte Ltad iioder i..»Urof track. In running over the ted track at lug to tin* Page estate. and ;ln city author* away for what might be termed outdoor death. Under this restriction the number . . . ... biilh speed th* train had broken Iu two Itlea hare filed aeentiurmt e&ira against relief tho paper that he drew. This was of cattle increa%«l to :»,t00 in Virginia meters long, ia open, and from tbe plains 1 here bn* been no change or jrugrvre of It appears to bo an interesting piece of and tl> rnisaing car had jaiuj>od the track the Page estate to rowr any uatrjgei kept going all dny and worked Mell. any kind among the pygmies ef tte fo”’** anti rolled down tbe cuitenkment. Then which may be awarded Mrs. Faw. There work, being on a vertical curve, with 3 ’ , ’ Another fellow, illustrating alike tbe percent, gradient;* on the Pacific slope of ain't* tbe time uf Herodotus. At the Mnl the rent -wetiaO bad overtake:; tiw firsthv- seems to be quite a tevl.al of kidcsalfc •harp.it’>.* of the boy and the laziness of hsa buildt it* oral, tbe tee it* cell and the tion and bumped i»to It wit h just jar enough damage cases throat ho til tbe M»!e.—Poctthe professor, having practically no knowlage ou the Atlantic slope, where tbo sine ant It* new colony, tte-pygmir* have *nr- to forvr iu place a coupling pin which had latnl Observer. of one heavy subject that hud been a Winslow. Three hdfe-s and n bull made ■l>vkilometers ‘ J with ’ . erai ti,.n.H o • runs for gradients ofr • rived thelap^of tweutj-three ivnturie*, remained upwtem the train broke. The uptbopoMyIn color.tte..Idree.,rd«r«. nxo, for kHome»-ra wi.b itradkolsot •Mtqdy for t he term, went tu the record Alouro Tbompxm. «•? Coldwater. will and learnAl by heart the answers to each they were black, black and white and from 2 to 4 per cent., and then for the rrel | and have continued to build their Iwcldr* train ma then crmplcd again, and tb« cur the distance to Ln Oroya. 43 kilometer* , but* idler the souiestillM* fasbren ns they was nev»r inta^-d until the train wa*. sochi wnwUe the rbamphm utridi., writkt of the twel ve questions a-rked in each ot brindie. In IG® twriva cows were sent to of ~ taiill them in the iters when Hunxtatus re- checked up a: tLu iwiving »lation ' - wrestler of Iowa. In the former ciij. <te previous year*, discovering the while Cape Anu: in 1629. thirty tnore. In ffito j oKMHimi. mv Pin** — The *summit of .the de — Gal rited the story of life travels tefore the CLIbSKo Herald Thc ““»nlt tunnel ... tliat, instead of being thirty-six questions, about 100 were impprted for the colony of John Williams a hixhb rsapec b-d fan»: era is the flftr-cightH from Lima; it todia- council of Athens. 443 years l -.'-'re the there w.-ut a good deal of repetition. Know MaMachuwtt* DuringMuthe years I unl (rom Calla . ..^'’ ... .. . ....______ _ for this bob t- m. living near Cfildwatei. u« killed lad week TT^ntBay. nned HBra tod^n b>' lhe raiU lW n,Sh। *. ’ .... btrth of ChrUt The reawn ing three questions thoroughly, nud not a Stated Utad Zio Vi ' •• “ I"1*' *..<U w.b n., or riou. from ray point <4 rtr«. wblrh I. tbu by bring tlirowto from l>*» wagou ins run* ward out ddc of them, he went iu, and. H H, Onre in a while one sees in so«ar Now Ji. 13^« •l”« >h-1CTl1 the -omocoo- <ri>k* M- <» aura enough, the professor hod drawn suf ; w ao>*rU»jr<»rirao there went. lood^^ tbe Oroyoa,c ,u ft, a HrnilM. to Arte, tberaootol England village i«vple who have scarcely fitienliy on hta earlier paper* to enabta; muuy muuy hehd of horned cattle in the colLast week * fellow by the twiurof Jria I projected tranaandine railway*—The xlore their original lands continue to operate to- set foot ouUddt' the narrow litnita ot tbrir wi» running it price of maple Utruagb i thta Mlow to arswet more than enough onlra. day to keep them iu the low. degraded own township in Ute coarre ot tbrir live-. planer In a nrill at Futitond. A prire of From 1G31 to 1633 a large number ot eat- ‘ lu harper’*, to paM him. As for the rest, ir Three people, even In tbeir um*< wide state they are now in. . wk- a blank —Hartford Cournnt. tie for those times was brought into New the wood was thrown back fium tbeketvw Africa, more than any other continent. awake aud rigormi. year*, have a way of Hampshire from Denmark. There were EagiiMh c-«-------------- -----------... — — . strickinx him In-the leg and nuking a very L— Iwen ’___ -subjer. ‘-J™ fato wave* of fal^-. ’fa.l measuring tbe uutaidc world by tbeir owti farce wallow cattle Taking all of these Thccnreful and coraervativespirit which has migrant'# carTte together thev were the foundation characterizes so muck of the work done ta Iicoplr*. «re»nta<. who banhan- bcm continualir dispo* dtoDO* simple standards which Uquitc refreshing ted fleah wound. •» it will Iw sotn- time be­ terq continually Burr McIntosh, the actor and quondam "What should you do if you bad nourj, fore be will te able to go tu work aedn. xnica Ml wo --------------------------s~iog ftrir|.ry J kmkwx M m ., .xntjrto jM-wpapcr man, relate* a tunnj- anecdote. from which all the common native rattle j Rugland is aflown in ronaediau with the William*" inquired one ot tbe group gat h Horace Bingham, un Allegan cotmij country have descended.—SL Louis ncent splendid piece of work, ■the- City aud . tefore th? Astatwa came to tower Egypt "About a year ago our company was de­ «C<oni<.._ I South London railway. While mauy of' i he ancestor* uf tte ryginies must have oe- and around tbe big ftrtfilnne in tbe little fanner, had the life of an sred relative talayed several hours nt a little way station Republic. Inn or tavern at Milltown of the tavern j th iiun nre --------------------------------------inn” details uciniiv of m the inc hud ore carried rarrtvii out um with wiiu copied the delta uf the Nile, possibly while sonri in a “gnivcyuru tti*n:*nre cutnlu Alabama n«ar Birmingham. Several of Oue Way of Making a Uvlag. • the perfection of modern electrical skill, the care turn Inbildtrd Britain and west­ tfee .■arty, Including one of tbe ladies, sug­ oral wixtara br ta. trirod,. j «*xl»» «• '">«>»« * ?«*ms to be no limit to the variety ; there are arc some wine poiote points in connection with It ern Europe.—Henry M. Stanley in Scrib gested a quiet game of 'hearts’, to pare There «oems The am thia* 1 M.oul-1 dr." «M Will prexdura Thr tMr m.1.1 ml are so much behind modem V.f wav* "-JO.in which a dollar can be earned by ]; which ure away the time. / There wore absolutely no' of ways modern prog Um Jmllctallj. Tx -riral 1 ...raid .dTrae I -«»* x< Um end o< « U. ... I I. taettadl sharp> witted mnn. »* I know oue — who re*s a< tt> appear hi avn res uro iut-ou*. talent signs of civilization about tbeplace except- & " -v any one to do: fix w» my home n bh, make «>«»• Binxbam waa cmuiwih-<l t • w fl make* a comfortable living by attending i with the enterprise which charnrtcrinw __ „ quietly j ---------log an old cow and a pig grazing At the IJttle Guinea Deteiiug «lub not a few improvement* iu th. old ptare, »<' out that much and raumd tefe to nnrtlan Bales i nearby, but we hadn mu ’t1 been iwu playing pin? Ing five five; auction of" furniture. Tie ta not in ' the rc*4 of the work. It appearv that tbe. get th any — w impressively,, ‘Then I •hould 1 ret anr ngthing oi*»u upon Lie • the death "1 fa'oti-1hr ’ taand .i then," long since the following question was up minutes when a Ibig, burly fellow came • collusion with the auctioneer; iu fact he elevators lending to the underground *tasurvd retailte. for dtactVMOD: *X)bde two great c'lamL travel. r>lr,K and kvul_____ ^,..1.. . will nt.Tf.nd nnt-h kh)im« nr, ffpninnp ilrina err, ojierAtcd kv ,W. as are genuine along swinging a•» club ponijumsly will rinlv only attend such aah» as Hm lions are by hydraulic power. “Ye*." he added, with an air m of one P. E. Deal, of Krianutxno rountj. adnn___ rperemptory, ____ r__ ,__________ / article is sold There Is a good deal ot disHnttafucttan tbnt ties, fire an* flood, which am de uum’ e’lamanM. 'Yon are nil under arrest'.’ We and where eYbry already slortwl ou his journeying*. ‘I ttaed In tbe I't.lc^to pa|»-:\ f« ■ ’rifr thought be was joking, and paid no atten for tte highest figure bid, no matter how electricity has not teen used for thfa pur­ j itoi>*“ tiou to him until .bv repealed the remark, low that may be. My friend simply trades pose. Nothing could be better adspted for { The dub debated the question at gn at sl.auId certainly travel. I should go to From bls largff eorrvkpomJrii • lie mxU * when one of tte party did consent to say on tbe weakness of human nature, espe­ working‘Utts than iwitora, nnd the saving I1 length, and if was finally referred to Uncle Kiene, which, as antnr ot you know, is up seleetkm, and last week nur:W M‘.w Dmos for settleuMmt. ward of thirty mi tan irom beret" cumij v* the ta* feminine ie<nu»ue variety. xanevy. Many m»ui in expense would have been considerable. '। 'I'’fast ***"* ‘Bat*!’ cially of eas C. Water-*, lie appeal* very b>PW l tell yu’ what am de fac’," mid Uncle Here a wiener, bora of the mere sitgges and grts a big bntMlI’- of mail ft«a “But the deputy sheriff, or whatever be women attend these aslra, and nre reallyl Unkre the elevators nrc balanced there j। , J’---------, ** ~ ot srvuriug ‘ Bratus ’ frankly. * “ “Yo’speakers - ------------done — — dto- tion of Bucti n ndukty undertaking, fell on makis who drift ktww that I>“ I- msnrtri. wtm, wouldn't havw iu He arrested u*. all, desirous certain articles, *but is a plunger volume of high pressure water ’*"■ even the lady, although we protested that shrink from lhe publicity of trying to out­ wasted every time each hotot ta used, c-’mbobl'erate-l me *odat I c.iyn’ tell which the group around tbe fire.—Youth’s Com the game was for fun r.ud not luouey. and bid some other would-be purchaser. A fanner was driving »n .me U the whc.casif themetom were employed the <lc ut ftrgufyin’, bet I can tell paulon. took us before the 'mayor,' who fined tu They prefer to give two or three dollars generator would need supply little more I wliteb am de mos’ c'inmitou* c'lamity. an' streets of Grand Bapids last wrek with • •1 each and then tacked on costs enough to advance ou the price paid by the successful thau the power wasted in general frictioa j d* **raon ain't lieen tevbetl on by de oraynice load of apple* a ten vudtedy bi# make it I got eveu with th* -.beriff a bidder. This man sera res all be can of the Anolber foci which has been freely criti-1 tamobde etenln’. k In gamiKm the baud of onr hau-wbold hwi became friahtrued ami ran away. few days later on unr return by throwing test bargains offered, and then dispose* of cised is the use of an nir brake where elec “De fac’am dis: Ds flood r.m de mo*' waa aitxKwt ioconsolahle without, soup. The apples were scattered ahmg a hottie of ink all over him : * our train them at n small advance qpou hta outlay trie power is available. It hna been urged । c'latnitnu*. ’case ye eati put de fire out by Ox tai! soup wks, uf rouree, rosy io hare a couple of Idocks and man) wetr tbe passed tbe station, but I never again nt- to one or other of tbe dtaappcinted bidders. that the block system arrangements, nud l'U«»pin’ d<- flood outer it. but ye rayn't when thrbeef was killed daily At a post ; little boot-blaeks that di.taycd thrit fill w tetapted to play ‘heart-/ iu Alabama."— It ia not unusual for him to clear from ten tbe cut off of the sapply from n moving . rnl de A00*! out by pumpin' de fire onto it but if it failed the following dialogue bfapple*. New York World. to twenty dollar* a day. There is no lore, train in case of necessity, are objections to • nohow!”—Exchange. t ween the master nnd tbe cook twk place: John Curtis, of InuU <•'" ,ntMrd for even if the article* are left on his hand* ita use. t —-----------... •‘Where’s my soup*"—ilka some amall he get* hi* money back hy^ending them to list week for forgery If these are obstacles they can be easily : Cota Wrather te History. . ivy d«D.ir.diBg supper. While there are doubtless mauy printing overcome, auefth* special leads which supThe year ISlii te famous In bbtory ns that Klizafwitb mstenud look and proteat Otetvo is tn hopes of gvttiuE a V ” . presam in existenee that would fulfill n ply the carriage l.-mqre could supply the, of tbe terrible retreat of the grand army ing>—GlnneL what jou s’pose I’m gwine road this year. : . more useful mission if t runsformed into motive power for the brakes. It ia argued j from Moscow, in which Nnpuleon'* forces to make roup olf I ain't got nothing. Mr. rarosli aa a Playwright. coed rollers, still It has fallen to the lot of P. W. TravK of Otergu. l-»*‘ ■ bcW that tills combination in tbe same plant of < were weakened by tbe lore of 4(Xi oco men “Go out and get eunw stone* ami Lail Mr. Parnell is known tea good many hydraulic a newspaper iu Middlesborough. England, k.A i^.au.^^..,J. rlcriU„„ j,,. „„„ them up with Batnethiog; only 1 want stolen from bls barn one night ls»t w***distribution. --------------------------comprv*eed air and ThL, !Bar to make tbe first ad.iptatiou of a xtehm Australians in a character in which be baa electric traction fa n somewhat anomalous and can get mt trace of IL snow ‘torms in tb«- Southwest of England. soup." road roller to printing purpo.w«, und it re.m never figured on the northern side of the one.—New York Commercial Advertiser. Bray, a local magnate of Tavistock, return­ Exit Qlsa perplexed, but net to thinking Eugene Carey of Vennr.nrillh. *»«*«• . with such a unique machine that Thr equator—that of dramatic author. For ing from Exeter by way of Dartmoor, how to concoct something cut of nothing. lug bta borne the other da? w« *1 Northeastern Daily Gazette printed an edi­ more than five years a play, entitled “Sham­ ■ Quick); Popular. found tbe snow so thick nt Moroton Hamp- —Mrs. Custer‘it Book. . tion of 64.000 copies. Tbe motive power of rock Green. By Charles Stewart Parnell, tramp Just leaving. Stispretme In tho book entitled “Famous English steud that ft was impowdble to proceed Gosette office ta a gar. engine, but ou Esq., M. P.”,hu.'i enjoyed prodigious favor wrong Gene took after him. and the trav­ iu question nn accident to the gas nmong provincial audiences tn the colo­ Authors of. the Nineteenth Century," farthir on his homeward jouratr. At eler threw a gold watch and du!" o«"^ Though the sailing veaw.1 has gone out tbe nwd which proved to haw l«ren suddenly .ut off the supply ef gas. nies. The lucky exclusive proprietor of Mrs. Sarah K. Bolton gives some facts iu Moreton Hampatend te was obliged to re­ of workmen were nastily oh this piece boasts of having already netted regard to tbe instant popularity of the main for no Iras than three weeks until of fashion with traveler*, it still baa it* from ttelioux. the snow had cleared off sufficiently for useb and ita peculiar excellences. Aj. a poem “Mannion,” by Sir Walter Scott. from a neighboring establishment. £5,000 by It. In leas than u mouth after “Mannion" him to resume hta traveta.-lxxatan Tit- health restorer It certainly aurpasaca tbe Ttw -r»t Contributor of tho 't’””"!' Ita proprietor—on Irishman, by the wav y iron plates were laid in the yard -x------------------- ’ .... g the printing room, in the walls -baa never yet venmroed to produce it in was published the first edition of 2,000 ““ steamer, on which the j»=wier.3cr ta hardly Vino Icho «r. Hut prohibit"! <k«ri prohibit In tint loon. Tho *>“» W " rhich a targe opening was made. A Melbourne or Sydney. doubUere from a copies was sold. It went rapidly through at sea in tbe fullest sense, since the steam To Solve the Cheap Fuel Frobtem. shrewd suspicion that tbe dramatic critic* many editions. The people read nnd re­ Among the latest attempted solutions of engines, the sight aud smell of smoke, the ul4 ot wrenl other plorr*. «• »' of these capital* would want to know read it. The following story told by Mul­ stairways, tbe carpet* and the ensr chair* tte cheap fuel problem la the method of a to the shafting, and an lunir after tbe something more about its history and an­ ton ia not at all improbable: continually take the sense, hack to tbe Two strangers me* ou a dark night in German inventor, who propose* to manu­ land. time of going toprem the presses tecedents than the bald announcement on ware starred nod the entire edition wa.* the play bills that ‘Mr. Parnell wrote thia Ixmdon. Both were repeating ths last facture giw by dropping u stream at crude Lately the use of the Hailing vessel as a prtroh-nm through a blast of cold air from lines of tho account of Hodden Field off without a hitch. - Newcastle play when a young man at college.'■—Pall Ona man exclaimed “Charge. Cheater, afurte pump. The ga* thus obtained will means of bringing back health to certain roaiete MslIGasette. charger’ when suddenly a reply rams be confine*! iu a regular cylinder open at cl-rere of invalids, and particularly to oonout of tbe darkness “On, Stanley, on!" uae real, where it will te lighted. Thia Ptadum au tatento’y hot flame of several Mr. Wiggios—Well, my dear, did the About fifteen men handle the whole whereupon they finished the death of mitted to thorough and statisticai study. Woasaa’s Society for Hcformiog the Earth Christmas tree trade in this town. Moat Marmion between them, took off their beta feet in leugtli. By rnwuia of this flame the inventor propoma to heat boileni, ami be 1 outh s Cocnpaniou. to rack other, and parted, laughing. haveagord meeting? of tho trees come from tbe Adirondack^. nuuntalns that the tenting of large blocks Catskills, the hanks of the Hudson and v° very couaid*rably.from Maine. You may imagine bow the Naturally Mr. A ahton’s book begins with Ibcjnanet neareat the sun is Mercury, N«nr lork Commercial AdvcKiaer sir is bulcn with their pungent fragrance th- aew tanorfM worn along tbe line of plan trim they are kept which is oa the average stout 35.400,000 for sale. Tbe bataam fir b the favorite. It mika away from that nrh. Venus is nearer Peter Mart t’KJUATE ORl>«fi A-lAjSMWtrio taUure U. Oreo rarenO ia the most trimly shaped and most aro­ to tbe earth than any other planet. When ’•it' •Q2£!pt?-S,K I'.!-'’" j’1 matic. The trees look like closed umbrel­ both there bodies are on the same side of rd by M. loon, wbo <ue» for tbh purraw, ,.AL?_tSejlj'bSrBM U' ■ ta'-'1'1 the daugrroua exuloalve aub*iantx* kxlida •'.-And then—thru la*. with their boughs tightly strapped to the sun, and when Venus Is nearly on tbe their trunks to secure them from break­ same line with the sun when viewed from otohre^u. K.b!. U gnt t hrongh.—Pittsburg age. Tbe whojreak price is about ninety the earth, it ia only •J6.UOO.OOO or 27,000.010 IT-alkra lng ammonia a: degs. to act apcm We, <»<y y ■ ..i,„iv »t< . rtehi hundred ’ ,111 ' • ttaire ot miles away from u.< The fixed star near "“J lF mW!n«®d without darurer TfoXT w a'*' a.rw*t ront&»t to the earth, sj far m known, fa the if kept in the liquid. It yields a supply matter of lhe estate < t Jo«l Dfh* ’ * ’ of nitrogen which fa proportional to the Centauri, which in about »JKX»,000.000 feature ot miles oil.—St. Louis Globe-Democrat. "I have here," remarked the long haired of January and rontinuea man as he laid a loindlc of mu onscript days, during which all rort* of upon the editor’s desk, “two poems. Which The wnekly conwraptiou bread per iuThe toBowtnrj ia the better?" habitant in tte United Sialo- fa only fire nieut apinwred With a weary sigh the editor glanced and one-half pound*, orabooi three pound, Me I"’1?*1,-, u»« rri 1 c * ^‘cbignn ix^toffice fa* than the c«er»l average for »u ihV. lU'tofeS tajratrf At the rate of only five prison far two yearn far ttenliug a late Hit. a’ U“ I hh - interrupted tabors.—Kate Field's iart’< S*11*1! lK,UDds o{ “’■'’wd wei-kly per Obtaining ft Had ha stopped to tSS iubahitaut in tbe United StatfcA lbc7 BahinototL HfUWf b"rJly Ur* dh«Ta'^ bimaeil OUTWITTING THE FACULTY. 5.^‘u HMMUUW«b» “i" ^Fi>iMuted.w»‘v.ioW rf ^Mo-^rteia.^ 4; Try the Hasting* Banner one year. . oSSn.1^* S‘SSSSfWlu”'««35 S Starching w» first introduced into Far amount <tf L.io.OMi.tx*) pounds—Amenran Murktt and Critlxal Buyer. Th® southern author Cabio i, a man <rf. hCyraratM. nd "rfed u. «id •“ “.jy'^rtst lkr»rriw � https://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/418/HastingsBanner_1891-03-12.pdf f580960527602e122105883aa39b2e71 PDF Text Text i Largest Circulation \ of any paper in the I County. Hastings Banner VOL. XXXV. NO. 45 HASTINGS, MICH., MARCH 12, 1891. TO SAVE MONEY IS ONE THING. KNOWING WHERE! To save it in purchases of CLOTHING, HATS, CAPS ADD IB GOODS IS QUITE ANOTHER. To do this last, Banner readers should in­ variably strike for Mson’s TOWER CLOTHING HOUSE GRAND RAPID! 1q quality, style and fit of garments no clothing house m Western Michigan is within sight of the Tower. The universal verdict of out-ide purchas­ ers is, -‘We more than saved our fare, paid for our time and got what we wanted" by oing to HUDSON'S GRAND RAPIDS. fl fTFDf JU 1 Lr\, WHAT DO THE WILD WAVEJ5AT? That gentle spring is here. That the good wife will soon get a house-cleaning hustle on: and man, weary, sad-eyed man, will eat cold hash from tbe kitchen table. The man of tbe house must buy new oil cloth, and he can get it at Goodyear Bros.’ Hardware. New panes of glass must take place of the unsightly cracked and broken glass. Big supply of window glass at Goodyear Bros.’ The paint brush will be called in to do its slicking up work. Goodyear Bros, keep the best paints in this market New trimmings must be bought for doois and windows, Goodyear Bros, can help you out bn that line “if it takes all summer.’’ Therefore cease uain repining. For everything in the hardware line you will make no mistake it you go to GOODYEAR BROS HARDWARE WHOLE NO. 1866. Dad” catches his breath and has a chance on Sunday night last as lying at the point water to the house am! most all over the premises. to stand on Ids head and look at the indi­ of death. The Indies aid society held their social So tbe commissioner has taken up tl*e cator. retire to a dark room and and figure COOK BROS., out the probabllties, he will inform the new road in East Johnstown. Weil let it at Mosher's hall last Wednesday evening, farmers whether It will Im* worth while to be so; but it looks as though there is a and tbe treasurer got nbdet two dollars MICH. lark of brains on the part of some owning and also had n good time. Their next so­ plant corn, and when to do so. cial will be held at Henry Bowman’s resi­ land on the line of said road. Considerable activity Is reported in Yea, Ed. we read your biography In toe dence next week Wednesday. Nashville real estate. John Kipp and L. C. Edmunds attended Baxmeh. and would be glad to see added Thu Bell Novelty p». finds a profitable to It In tbe near future the fact that you a special mason icllodge meeting at Bedford OUR COUNTY. customer In *‘Il»e Fair,” the greatest retail eliminated profanity from the vocabulary. last Saturday evening, and saw three de­ Ujographlral. You have a right to a just pride in your grees conferred on three different persons. As you step into the leading mercantile mercantile establishment in Chicago. official record which the other does not add establishment of Woodland, you are certain Ouiutby. to in any respecL to observe a young man of florid complex­ Lee McDonald, who is on the tick list Who says we haven’t had a sleigh ride ion, blue eyes and blonde hair. Tliat’a Uic Oran gevllle Is now with his parents at Cedar Creek. this winter. proprietor. B. S. Holly. You will pres­ A. C. Walt and G. Baker are going to Henry Hewitt returned from Allegan Chas. Mack and wife visited at Bert ently discover that he is “able to sit up saw pickets on F. Kenole's farm. last Saturday. ’ Striker’s last week. and notice things" will: great promptness A goodly number of John aud Etta C. H. Thurston, Mrs. Phillip Porter and The alliance at this piece hold their and regularity. on Monday evenings. Ten new Ettie Faulk went to Chicago last Saturday. Marks' friends gathered at their home Sat­ This young man was duly and regularly tncetlngg . urday evening, and gave them a surprise. ' Irv Creasy, of Hasting*, visited at Ell members initiated this week. installed among mundane inhabitants up­ Had a good time carrying some well filled The social at Mr. Fancher's last Friday Nichols’ last week. wards of 38 years uro in western New , AVill Hewitt, of Barkers Creek. Kalkas­ baskets with provisions, which all enjoyed evening was a success both socially and York. While that country has some nd- . financially, in spite o‘f the inclemency of ka Co., spent Sunday with ids father and very much, and they also left some useful vantages not pnsseMed by the wild and .the weather. Those who attended the so­ brother here. presents. wooly wesL still ttjy effete east didn’t suit , Lee Chase and wife have gone to PoHenry- Arbour and wife, of Delton, call­ cial from a distance were Mr. and Mrs. our subject, and his protests were headed । dunk visiting friends. Geo. Tinkler. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Bllvens ed on friends hero last Saturday. by indulgent parents, who landed hhfi In , Prof. Taylor is teaching a class In vocal Mrs. Nevins is spending a short time and Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Marjc. Woodland, with the rest of the family, music at the A’.toft school house. Many To Mr. and Mrs. John Castelein, Friday witii her daughter, Mrs. Will Beattie. about thirty years ago. When the young of our young ioiks attend. School closes Tuesday of this week. night a daughter. If tliere Is a bigger sleep-oestroyer made his entrance upon i Lewis Kobel has returned from Mo. Annie Beattie Is on the sick list this man in these parts than John feels bimwlf the new field of action, a future of some ,to be, your scribe don’t know him. We hear he Is not anxious to Invest in Mo. week. kind was prophealcd. And thin prophecy Ernest Knickerbocker and wife, of Irv­ has been realized. He Is here, and plant­ Hope Center. Mrs. Wm. Boice, of McBride. Is calling ing, visited friends here Inst week. ed with both feel and ha stwo eyes on Lite Delate! Leiter. L. Livingstone and Merritt Cole are en­ on her many friends. Indicator. Anna Woonworth has been visiting her tertaining relatives this week. James Kasey is t-baklng hands with The district school hud some charms for isister, tattle Ixxnnls. Charlie Bcatth- Is running the mill again. friends. the boy Bert Holly. When It didn't. Hie Lottie Prince started Monday morning D. Demond lias made sale of a fine team Tbe P.’s of I. at north Pine lake expect woods and the green fields and water-mel- tor her aunt’s in Jackson county. She in­ to have a warm sugar social at the Nevin’s or horses. i on patches, sugar-bushes. etc. had: and tends making her hoxie with her a while. farm hou.+e next week on Thurwlay even­ I between them all he managed to have n Quite a race among the men in this ing. Everybody invited. ! comfortable time. At school he had good vicinity to see which can get the first load Mrs. Mary tawls, Mr>. Henn* Lewis The third convention of Hie Maple I lessons. But It was ana still remains a ।of wood to the saw mill every morning. Grove Sabbath school association will be and Maud tawls are on the slek UsL tnystery to his teachers bow one head Mrs. Martin Chandler is worse again. Charlie England and wife, of Grand held in the north Evangelical church on conffi contain so much capacity for mis­ 0ur saw mill Is about done work here Rapids, are visiting relatives here Hits Thursday,',April 9th, chief and ability to toaster studies “on ;and ready to move back to Delton. week. Committee on music—Mrs. Mary Kunz, [ short notice." It wasn’t often that he Speaking the last day of school at this Miss taurs McOmber, Samuel Ostroth, l was detected in the act of making life in­ place on the 13th. Come everybody .that Mrs. Robert Bell, chorister. I tervsHng for the pedagogue: but when he Is interested in our school, it will be The weather Is pleasant nt this writing. Committee on entertainment—Mrs. Lucy I was. the latter could hardly be blamed tot worth bearing. Dr. Wright was in the Valiev City from Hyde. Mias Cora Ostroth. Miss Emma I cleaning up old scores of suspected bttt The entertainment at the Doud school Thursday until Saturday. . Kunz. I । unproven Ineldenta that he had charged up the last day was very nice. Mrs. IL. W. Venter Is on the sick list rKoOBAM. I against his pupil. And If for some days Good turn out at Cedar Creek'Sunday to and Is confined to her bed. Her many t» a. tn. {Devotional services by tbe ; thereafter It was unpleasant for our sub­ hear the Radical minister, Elder Stone, friends hope she will not be there long. president. ; ! jcct to sit down on the hard chairs ami preach. Dr. Wright is attending her. 9: 80 Paper by Daniel Ostroth; discus­ | scats of that jwrlod. it need create no aurE. B. Payne has his bouse so be can oc­ Frank says that Ned was too much for sion led by Geo. 'Kunz. I prise. cupy both parts now. him In Hie boxing hall Thursday nignL 10. Paper by Mary Whitney; discussion । tater oil Bert became a teacher hlmleU. Hiram Sults and wife, of Clarksville, led by J. IL McKee. Cierkry. | He remembered the weaknesses* of human­ visited friends In tlds place one day last 10: 30. Paper by Mrs. D. P. Wolf. Freeport dances are all Hie rage at ! Ry. especially the humanity of pupils in week. “The Mode! Teacher:" discussion led by I the school room. And it is not recorded present. All report good times. John Carpenter Is working in Will Robert McCartney. School began last Monday after a vaca­ Hecht’s ssw mill In Campbell «t present. [ that the act of sitting down by any of the 11. Paper by Mrs. Wm. Bnce. “How [ mischievous boys of his school was attend- tion ot three weeks. Mr. Baker, of Mathias Allerdlng was In Hastings Sat­ to read to Bible;” discussion led by E. F. | cd with any discomfort. He was u sue- Odessa, will teach the spring term. urday. ■ Moody. Mr. Hatton is moving a barn upon his I cessful teacher. Abe Donley will work G. T. Daniel’s CommlttUM appointed by the president I In due course of time he was married. > place which he bought of Mr. Branch. farm the next year. afterxoon. Aud if ever a man loved wife, home ami Mr. Connell, of Lake Odessa, has the job. Daniel Allerdlng Intends starting for 1:3O. Devotional service by Rev. W. A. Frank Myers and wife visited his mother Iowa in a short time tp make that state bis tbe dear ones there, surely it islw. He Is Weller. | one of the home sort ot folks, always “al and family, of A la. Jatt wesk. future home. 3.00L Reports from Sabbath school sec­ Mrs. E. Smith is working at Mr. Lowry’s j home" to his friends. And In their pleasretaries and committees. I ant and comfortable abode at Woodland. ot take Odessa, for » few days, Mrs. Lake Odcsaa. 2: 80. Paper by W. H. Whitney “How I Mr. and Mrs. B. S. Holly take great cotn- Lowry lieing sick. Delayed Ixrtter. to Teach;” discussion led by D. H. Evans. Mr. Fuller and wife, nt Coats Grove, fort and pleasure in living, and nut living 3. Paper by Mbs May Patter “The Frank King,, of Lowell, was In town visited her parents over Sunday. for themselves alone, but as well for the last Tuesday on business. Management of Hie Class:” discussion led Ed Demaray and family have moved up­ | elevation of those about them. (>. E. Raymond, of Rood’s lake, was in by Mrs. Wm. Brice. Mr. Holly is n deeply earnest man in any on S. Bair’s place, of Odetma, ami will town last Wednesday. 3: »0. Paper by Rev. A. K. Stewart project that engages his attention and in­ work Hie same. E, Pennock. of your city, will build a “The Pupils’ Spiritual Capacities and Pos­ Frank Myers and Sy I ven us Lipscomb house In take Odessa on the comer of sibilities;’* discussion led by James Hill, Jr. terest. You wouldn’t call him •‘cranky,’ but you would never have any other Idea went to Battle Creek last week and bought First BL and Sixth avenue in the spring. 4. Question box. titan that, when his judgment said a given n new engine to run his. Frank My'ers. Alonzo Heath lias traded his residence EVXXIXO. ! course was right and his cou ^lcnec ap- sawing machine. Three picket mills with­ troperly here tor property near Reed’s 7:80. Devotional services by A. K. ■ proved, he would stand by that until fully in a mile of each other are getting pretty ake. Giand Rapids, with G.E. Raymond Stewart. • convinced that be was wrong. As super­ thick. Grant Fair and David tapard have of the latter place. Address by Rev. W. A. Weller. e ' intendent of the M. E. Sunday school, bought one and Charies bears lias bought Ijist Friday while A. L. Janes was turn­ . president of the Epworth league, one of a saw to go wiHi his engine. ing a post he bad one of bls fingers caught May DeBolL of Kalamazoo; la vbiting tat Rash and wife jire hoppy over the between tbe square part of the post and ; ihe pillars 6f Woodland Methodism and friends here. temperance work, be finds time and desire advent ot a ulne poand boy that has come tbe lathe re»L and badly smashed. Mr. and Mrs. Brady, of CasUeton. visitto be useful, and has demonstrated his to stay in their home. Tbe new clothing store of W. Elliott & at Ell Evans last Saturday and Sundav. J. Spencer and wife have gone to- Co. is now ready for business. capacity in that direction. He loves the Oscar Archer's baby was buried last ClM-lsea on business. ■ H. F. Walker is preparing to move into good and to do good. Sunday. Rev. Kidder has gone to Clare to preach. the rooms over bis printing office. When It comes to politics. Bert puts John and Matte Loomis, of Convta, vis­ Yes. we had a sleigh ride part way. T. Avis has- purchased of Robinson A ited at D. R. Slade’s and E. G. Potter's cold water “in hls’n.” and Is one ot the Uncle Carlos Spencer has been HI for Clark the residence property dow occupied Saturday aud Sunday. leaders of the prohibition party. i A few years since he purchased of F. F. for thu past two weeks but b on the gain by W. Crotber. Mrs. John Jones died on Saturday last slowly. He is nearing his four score aud Village cleetion March 9th. after suffering for many months. Tbe • Hilbert Hie latter’s mercantile business at „ ten years. Vai. Hire, who has been sick with in- funeral was held at the M. E. church on Woodland. He has conducted it with a j G. Sears and Oraa Haskins were at flamatory rheumatism. Is so os to be out splendid success, so that neither his cusMonday.- She leaves a husband and two torfers nor himself have failed. Ils Is a Saranac last week. again. • daughters. I man that commands confidence and respect: Altie, Lucus, who has been seriously 111 The P. of I. end of the kite don’t seem 1 and would make more money if he hadn’t nearly all winter was shaking hands with to get a position at tansing by tasking for Ed McCartney, of Chicago, visited his friends on die streets last week. a broad spirit of liberality. He undertakes patents here last week. It, any more than a good democrat, even if. Messrs Canoo and Healey are sinking a to lift his share of the load In any good A. T. Rowley is attending district court well for George Kepner of Woodland. enterprise or movement, ami never kicks at Grand Rapids as a juror. Itutland. L. 11. Tolles, who has been in Alabama If more than his share comes bn his shoul­ Mrs. Beigh has returned from her visit ders. If you have in him a friend, you to Ohio friends and will move bi Nashville for the past six months, relumed home H. H. Mershon. of Kalamazoo, was allast Tuesday but don’t speak in the highest his farm In Baltimore township one day. have a good one. a warm friend, a true having purchescd a house and lot there. terms of the place however. friend, and one that you can bank on M3 last week. Mrs. Levi Elliot is sick at this writing. The K. of T. banquet held at their hall Hugh Doud, tb*e boy that had his hand, days in the year, and the extra day on leap Wm. Guy and wife spent Saturday and last Thursday evening was largely attend­ so badly injured by Hie explosion of a. Sunday with friends in Sebewn, Ionia Co. ed aud a good time enjoyed by all. dynamite cap, has so far recovered as to be S. R. Hobart has returned from his ^Middleville had a charter election last able to attend school again. Kveek Monday. But one ticket was In the ।northern trip looking for a farm. We Election passed off quietly last Monday, Your scribe was calling on the aick; one field, and it received 134 votes. R. T. 1have not heard where he bought. day last week and found them all improv­ There was a party at Mrs. Dickinson’s with F. W. Clark village president. French is president; Chas. Dietrick treas­ Wann sugar social at the G. A. R. hall ing except Mrs. James Dooley who is very urer; H. L. Moore recorder; J. H. Me- last Wednesday evening where a very last Friday evening. . sick with very little hopes of her recovery. pleasant time was enjoyed by all who at­ Kevltt assessor. A theater will be given at tl>c hall-next W. Culp spent a couple of days with tended. Bryan Carl's residence in Irving burned Frank Oversmlth was «t Buffalo last Friday night entiUed “Among the Break- Middleville friends last week. He goes to era” by home talent. Plainwell this week and expects to remain to the ground Tuesday morning of last week with a load of cattle. M. R. Alden aud II. 'E. Tolles were in during the coming summer. Retta Weller, of Nashville, visited at C. week. Insured. Grand Rapids Ipst Friday on business. We understand that James Cofield has P. Gray’s last week. taMv. J. II. Arney, of Saranac. Is expect­ Miss Julia Long, who has been visiting gone to Dowagiac to accept the position of The U. B. S. school Is getting ready for ed to point Freeport sinners to the way of her sister. Mins Kate Long, of this place, station agent at that place. . an Easter service. salvation soon* having been called to take Tbe funeral of Mr. McPeck. the man Rev. Nice Is holding revival services at returned to her home in tanning last Fri­ charge of revival efforts there. day. that was killed on E. Bush’s picket mill, tin? north Evangelical church. Hamilton Armour, of Cedar Creek, is was held at Dowling Friday. Lutie Meek will teach the Branch school />rt!Fordlng to the pioneer sketch In the visiting ids son In this place. A. Phillips is preparing to erect about last Woodland News, mall for the pioneers the coming summer and Miss Downs the The proposition of bonding tbe village 200 rods of picket fence this spring. ot that town was first received seml-week- Na 9. io purchase the grove, which Is just south Mr- Andrus, onr county superintendent, ly from Bastings. But In 1M9 a post­ 1 C.lovardala. office was established at the Center, with visited some of the schools In Maple Grove of the village, was placed before the voters of tbe village last Monday and defeated. Acker's point has been a very busy piaec ;Nebemlah Lovewell as postmaster. Mall last week and also gave a talk on tiie sub­ It seems a shame tn have so beautiful a of late and about thirty men have been, was brought from take Odessa by Ebene- ject of grading schools at the Norton grove destroyed. Tbe grove Is one of the constantly employed for several days in, . zer Bawdy once a week, in his vest pocket school house last Monday evening. main features that makes take Odessa securing Ice. Upto and including Bunday or lied up In a handkerchief. But 14 one of Michigan’s finest summer resorts, about 40 car loads had been, shipped south postmasters have handled tbe mall since Sunday morqlug last gave us a little ex­ and it seems os though any person voting Mr. Lovewell s time, and the Woodland to destroy so valuables piece of property wide and 11 feet high, piled akmg side ot postoffice now ranks as fouth in the coun­ perience in zero weather; but hope runs high when we think that In a little while votes against his own interests. When tbe track besides ty. Stephen Sprague, who-haa-been visiting from now spring will have fully establish­ such a piece of property Is once destrojed Will Seybold Is the teacher in district ed her authority in a reign of beauty. it Is gone forever. a daughter in Kentucky, has returned. The planing mill has been closed for a. Na 7, Woodland. Will Is an InteresUng Jay- Wllklson is about to move onto th& S. E. Gaskill's boree has been quite sick week on acconnt of tbe weather, tbe mill farm owned by L. Jouei. but very play fol pedagogue. The Pa. of with distemper. I and the members of a certain religious H. M. Bellinger has been shipping a not being entirely finished. John Ryan and Jnba Coney have just re-> denomination have held or tried to hold good number of his fat sheep during tl»e turned from a trip to tbe north woods evening meeting In the school house of that week just past. where they went to purchase lumber. district. When they would assemble, they It is now a settled faet that a man nam ­ The entertainment at the Gregory school Henry Merritt received latelligrace at would be in the same condition as “Mows house ot: Saturday night was a dncidcu ed Swift Is to carry the mail from here to when the lights went out”—In tta dark. success. Tbe house was well filled; the Hastings. ■ ■ , / Playful, light-hearted Willie, tbe teacher, parts were well rendered: good order pre­ • Our revival meetings are still in pro­ ville. emptied the oil from tbe can and from the vailed. An admission fee of 10 cents was gress. . Frank Pierce was summoned lamp*, according to report, and substituted charged. Result W. 10 in cash. Ouf school closed last Friday with quite the prolubiHon beverage of cold water, We did not know until the arrival ami n matinee from the scholars. Our teacher We are patted which isn’t in the habit of burning to any lierusul ot the BAXXKB with Ils Banflcld lias had a very successful term, and is alarming extent Ln the Woodland News a Items that a mortal man is capable of-deal highly honored by all. ■e i ntfiuujeed of hl> recoven-. letter is published in which William owns Ing out salvation. He might tell his hear­ There are two of our esteemed citizens People tave improved the recent aloighthe corn, but doesn't want to pay S3.00 ers the story ot the cross and point the wishing to purchase some very highbred horses and thought they could not be bauted to tbe mill. damages for his little amusement. wav. beyond this he is powerless. While It may be true that some people found in Barry county, went to Homer C. 8. Palmerton, the Woodland weather last week to a large slock sale and purpropheL U-tter known now as “Old Ibid" do not know enough to take a bint; It b is out with a card announcing tbe weather also true that some ought to know enough A. Moffard and wife are entertaining not to be giving them especially in a crowd. up to June- The wind will blow from all Mrs. IL D, Gregory, of Augusta well three married daughters. points of tbe compaas. Including straight Herbert Bowman la repairing hla new draft, diving flue and borlzontal-perpen- known .to many readers of tbe Baxxku. flieaiarax*------------dleular motion. Sngar making will be a Ma bre- suffrrfug for some, time wiU: live Industry ln March, and when “Old 1 cancer of the stomach. She was reported tank and sol it elevated Hastings Banner Published Thursdays by KNOWING HOW ry County. COUNTY NEWS. �I little that she has today come to me, whs had no right to expect such an honor, for counsel and protection." This wns said quietly, but. with a cer­ ^ieh ever?ixsij VarUIacmrv tain warmth aud emphaws ttart abashed Mr.Randolph u good deal. He turned red, and ojjened his mouth once at twibe, as though to speak, but no words came. William Bndvn, ■ railroad iunn nt (’««»• Hereupon Edward Randolph put in his aimtine dSdreatrnisyfrom Injurip* reoar. “Whatever may have been my Xinr.',.-ek ................................ sister's position before my arrival, sir," said he, “it’s another thing now. Til MrifRanooiDii By JULIAN HAWTHORNE. "CHAPTER NTH. HOW 1IEH EUOTBRtr V.-.XS PtNTSIIXP. look out for her." “If you da it will be but a tardy re­ turn for the services she has rendered you during tbe last few months," re­ turned Wallie, with a peculiar bright­ ! ne« in his gray eyes. ••I don’t recognize your right to med­ dle in our family affairs,” cried Ed an­ grily. , “Your family affairs are liable to be public property before lung. I intend for the naku of Mi» Randolph to prevent it if possible,” «tid Wallie comi'OBedly. “Periiape Mr. Dinsmore will ^explain himself," suggested Randolph, senicr, in perceived that it would be um-Ims to beat about the bush with a wwnan of lier caliber and temperament “As she is the sister of your friend Mr. Randolph, I hope to see you friends with her also.” “It is my way to keep th© things of trusiness apart from the thing* of friend­ ship," returned Marana with the slow distinctness that marked her utterance of English. “Edward,’! she continued, ££».»covert tat fitter ««»>. I am laden with fretoi From the golden jaie To lands across otter'' .be«i<l. •■Ilbtrauck'".tajo, i,ttuot? Tta^etooeta-wrorm^M. ? O’ Itat ^epta h cargo turning to that unhappy yonug man, “M. Dinsmore has your confidence? He knows of your—foolishness, yes?” •. F.Td«;-tat&^ “He’s all right," assorted the youth, with a heavy sigh. ‘•Be so good, then, mon cher, to go down stairs a> little aud smokn your cigar. It is not three who are compa­ ny,” said she. with o certain aroma of tenderness in her tone, which (Wallie fancied) was more involuntary than con­ scious. “Now, monsieur,” she continued when they were alone, “after fifteen minutes I await Gen. Inigo. Up till that I am all yours.” And she leaned back in her chair and rested one hand within the fool of her brother? Bah. I ’ X. woman. Burincss is not sentiment, rm much tbe honor of yow »«t; M d.^MteWU, row etc" M»ta»»Jenr pnrocconpli: But war Utile Mn'm’rtello Randolph has a future al tappv >» tb» protection of u mjn Sreyou "he will not gro-ls" STttat betas" «<■ «*“ lrM as can be, i Glaus 5q Made only bj Chicago An revoir, eber ami. other in her lap. ' And. tasking once more, "be gave a lefts defiant tone. “The genera! will no doubt answer l>iui her band with > free go-lore. »»<1 "I wish to find out from yon, before for himself—tliat is not my affair,” said resorting to other means, whether Mlle. W^lln ltowe.1 over It with » Marana meansto take nieasures to assert Wallie. “But I should like to know udmtation "cd v«»non -octa"taww uny rights she may Iwdieve henjelf to whether you perceive any distinction be­ ^Idom kindled to. He tai rtoopu^d tween his , accountability and that of have in this matter.” answered Wallie, his mistake tbe moment after it was ir this young lady?" , • | fixing his eyes on Ed. . ... _ “You would say it is his fault. bu‘ revocable. ••Well?” said Ed. getting up with a Ed looked at his father, but made no only her misfortune.” hftggnrd face from his chair in the wnokreply. “ To tell yon tbe truth, Diva, the fault “And in case she does," Wallie re­ fag room as Wallie entered. turned. “I wish to know whether you, seems to me to lie between all three of -Well.- respondc.1 WtdUe. "tkere i« Mr. Edwanl. intend to net with her or you, but lew belongs to her than to no doubt .bout one thing—sbo I" tbe either Inigo or you.” . greet M.nrta 1 think you m«y » well ’ against hetF “It is not I who apportion the fault.* j -He will oct against hen 1 will an­ coxae with me and see your aster. ' swer for that£‘ put in Randolph, senior. I monsieur; but if 1 say the truth shall be known then the affair must turn out ns | with decLion. CONTINUED. ' “I prefer to answer fur myself, sir!" it will.” “But you know that the only one to [ retorted Ed. frowning upon his parent. Of tte many natural wonders in the out •Answer for yourself, sir?” repeated suffer would be the sister of Mr. Ran­ “After fifteen inlHHic" I await GcnJ In- j •f the way regions of Wort Virgin** nonB the older gentleman excitedly. “You'll dolph." A slight movement of the under lids of baa more rtdeapreod tame than n myatohave enough to answer for then, I can When Wallie reached the hotel he Marana's eyes showed that she appre- Houa hole ia tbe mountains near Ritenour, met Geoffrey in the vestibule. “You assure you! You will have to answer i ciated the significance of Wallie s para­ known ail over the South Branch country had better have stayed at home and for the fortune that you have dissipated, phrase for her rival. “In our profession, us tbe Hell Hole. This :• rather an un­ built my cottage for me," remarked the sir—a fortune which belonged to you no couth name,- to I* sure, but to vWtlhe monsieur,” she said, shrugging one fanner. :u they shook hands. “You more than it dues to this gentleman here spot justifies the title in the mind of tbe shoulder and looking aside, “we have present. Where would yon be. I should beholder. This terrible abyss l» on a don’t do going-to-Eun<ix> well.” the necessity to each defend himself like to know, if your sister—your sister, “I have «om<*thing to tell”-stream called North Fork, In Grant county, without regard of person." and is at the lower or left band side of the “I know all about it. Tve been chat­ who liad never before been ont of her “ There are two reasons why people road which leads through the Harmer hills. ting with the lady the last hour. I’m father's house—had not paid your disso­ fight—one* to inflict injury, and the The chasm, circular in shape, is about 15 41mp|x>inted in you. You should have lute debts with the money which she other to get some advantage for them­ feet in diameter, almost perpendicular and earned with her own hands — voice, I married her first, and she would have believed by tbe native to be bottom!"-. left tbe stage of her own accord after- mean—rir? How is u good for nothing selves. Is yours the first?’ "Why should you assume it, mon­ Many attempts hare been made to sound fellow who robs his father of money to this mysterious natural welt; in some in­ “That was not the question. But how spend on a louse woman, and lets him­ sieur?’ inquired the Russian. “Because in this case there is no ad­ stances lines over 1,000 feet in length have self bo irapported by his sister"----did you know”-----been used, but as yet the other end has not vantage to bo derived. And, besides, “Father. Mlle. Marana is not”-----been discovered; lanterns and torchre low­ “Hold yopr tongue, sir! Never mind though I can imagine Mlle. Marana ered to the depth ot many hundred feet re­ only mad north-northeast When the wind is in the south • • • But she’s what Mlle. Marana is not; 1 and every­ wishing to crush a rival, I cannot im­ veal nothing but rough, irregular walla of body else know what she is! And you agine her condescending to make a ques­ solid rock. too good for you." ■———। THAT CAN BE RELIED ON Scientists provided with stop watches “Tbe point is. that she is the dangh- stand there before me a beggar, without tion of money." a cent in yhor pocket, except what your “I had begun to think that M. Dins­ examined the chasm in IStW. Heavy bowl­ UR BE UP JQot tO “Groat Scott! Do yon mean to say’ mistress may have had the compassion more was too truthful to make any com­ ders were rolled over the edge of the yawn­ TO to give you. and tell me you will do as pliments." said Marana with a leisurely ing gulf which tailed to give forth a sound you didn’t know who she is?” yon please! By the Lord, sir”-----smile that enhanced iho beauty of her until after the expiration of fourteen sec­ “Did you?" THE MARK onds! From this, making due allowance "I will not permit any man alive to face. “I? Of course. 1 knew the other one, BEARS THIS MARK. tor the resistance of the air. tbe transmis­ “There may be more respect in what in the first place. But didn't she tell slander that lady,” called out young Mr. sion of wrand and the impediments to the Randolph, in a white heat of wrath. one leaves unsaid than"------howlden caused by the uneven sides, they “ She is a lady, every inch of her. Who ­ “ Ah! I comprehend that also. But — , “Do you suppose,” said Geoffrey grave­ calculated that the hole was 3.153 feet 4 ly, ‘ that 1 would have gone to Europe ever says the contrary lies! You may consider it; if I have spent all my life in inches deep, presuming, of course, that tbe if 1 had known that the man whom I revile me all you like—111 not say a trying to sing well, and then 1 find that first audible sound was caused by the atone saw * * • that there was all that word; though, us Mr. Dinsmore here some one has borrowed my name, so that striking bottom. told you. yon abandoned my sister to her staging is thought to be mine—then The people of the vicinity who have for mystery about, was her own father?’ Wallie stared at/his friend a moment ths insults of all the blackguards in all tfait I have done in my life is for noth­ many years regarded this gigantic well and then laughed. “This is very sad,” town, for the sake of the money she ing. We ringers, monrienr, have only our with something akin to awe tell many Mr. voice; when that is still there is no more stories abont it and the objects, animate said he. “And. if I am not mistaken, was putting into your pocket. and inanimate, which have been swallowed you were with tne that day when Ran­ Dinsmore,” he added, turning to that of us. If it is -taken from us we have up in its insatiable maw.—St Louis Re­ dolph came in and gave himself away— personage, “you are a gentleman and nothing left. We put into it all our public. NEEDS NO LAUNDERING. CAN U WIPED CLEAN IN A MOMENT. I ’ ll speak to you. You seebow I stand, However! What are you going to dd?" souls and -our hearts, and we work many “The real Marana is here, or rather, and you can’t wish me to feel more hu­ years—it is work and not play, mourienr From a letter written by Mrs. Ada E. at the Albemarle. 1 want to kpow miliated than I do. I love my taster— —and we have many bard things, many what she is going to do. She mav de- God knows it—in spite of all the trouble straggles, sometimes we lose everything Hurd, of Groton,-S. D.. we quote: "Was Tve brought on her. She has replaced that other persons love, even love itself. tiken with a bad cold, which settled on my cfafe to make trouble.” lungs, cough set in and finally- terminated “There is one obstacle in her way, the money I spent, and not a cent of it Well, you see, I would more gladly give in consumption. Four doctors gave me up will 1 ever touch, if I have to starvein the to some lady all the money that I have fortunately.” saying I could live but a short time. 1 streets. But when I found on landing fa earned in my life, and my jewels, and “What?" gave myself up to my Saviour, determined “Well, it would be awkward for her New York today that it was my sister my drcsera, than I would permit that, if I could not stay with my friends on who had in^n taking Mlle. Marana's when she rings, the audience should say. earth. 1 would meet my absent ones above. to prow-cute the sister of her lover." “He is her lover only ia the sense that place, 1 knew I was done for. The two •That is Marana!’" My husband was advised to get Dr. ha wants to marry her.” women in this world whom I love and Wallie looked down, anzl made no 1 King's New Discovery for consumption, “What about that hundred thousand honor, by George! are set against each answer. coughs and colds. I gave It a trial, took other, and I who would defend either of dollars he got rid of?" “You have reminded me." she went in all eight bottles; it has cured me and “it is as 1 say, naverthelees.” And ’ 'em with my life, can do nothing. After on after a few moments, "that this lady thank (tod 1 am now a well and hearty Geoffrey gave his friend a synopsis of punishment like that, it’s not your is the sister of Edward. Yeo, be has woman." Trial bottles free at W. H. what He) wise had told him on the sub- shrieking and stamping that can make very .often told me of herxand that we Goodyear's drag store, regular sire. .’>0c me feel any worse," he said, looking his were a little alike—poor boy, he means and 81.00. “In that case there is all the more rea­ father in the face. of one aspect, one presentment; as for At this jtoint Wallie thought the time' the rest, he knows of me only what I This is what you ought to Imre, in fact, son tor her to keep quiet,” said Wallis. “Then why did she come to America?” was come to interpose. Ho had less have been to him. My other history you must have IL to fully enjoy life. Geoffrey inquired. sympathy with the father than with the was not of interest to him; jx-rhaps he Thousands are searching for It dally, and “Hare you seen heron the subject?" son, whose chief crime, after all, seemed would not believe it, even if I told it to mourning l>ecanse they find It not. If* a woman’s paper—helpful, rnteruinwc, “I have had no opportunity yet.” to be that he had lost his head aud his him; but, at least, ho asked me to be his Thousands upon thonniuU of dollars are Tbe “Outlook" i. suggestive m all home nutters. “Well, leave it to me. You are not a sense of personal responsibility for love's wife, aud though 1 said no it was not .spent annually bj our people fa the hope If* a man’s paper—virile, inspiring. ’J* diplomatist. This young Randolph has sake. It was no more than justice that because I feared that he might ceaa? to tlrnt they may attain this boon. And yet It may be had by all. We guarantee that got himself in a nice position! If Miss both of them should be arraigned for love me because of what he might after­ forefront of all great movements. Electric Hitters. If used according to Beatrix was not his sister, or if Marana their beliavior, and it was poetical jus­ ward come to know. You mav laugh Boys and girls watch the mail for it. There directions and the use pcmlMed In. will tice that the arraignment of each should at it, monrienr, but I think he would bring you good digestion and oust the ’ is good fun in its p*ge> rvc,T **“’ bright stories and practical talks. come from the other. But it had gone still love me, notwithstanding all of it.” the demon dyspepla and Install instead Sennons by America's foremost preachers. iahe’ahelplftw both ways. I should think far enough, and was not in itself agree­ Sunday reading for people of every faith. “Sh. Lorri « Sutor," • po«m»l Then- was something noble and enpepsy. We recommend Electric Bitters he would feel tired. What sort of * fri- able for a third perron to listen to. story by Mrs. Amelia I- Ruv, bep» for dyspepsia and all dhrases of liver, touching in the way Marana said this. in late October, and runs focr moatts. “I think the best thing to do,” be said, Wallie did not feel at all inclined to stomach and kidneys, hold ak 50c. and “He seemed well enough the little I've “is to go to Mlle. Marana at once and laugh, and his face jierhaps showed it 81.00 per bottle Uy W. II. Goodyear, tbe Railways and Pleasure Resorts of America. Ex-Presi-Mn- R. B. Hrve, ten: druggist. learn how she feels about it. The mat­ Chriwirn Uota is > te|kr « Any time-table or descriptive circular “I said no," she resunietl; “but later, “I see; you think of him as your future ter may perhaps i>e arranged quietly. when I found what he had done, I said Its ideas, spirit, and aims are evceiicM. sent free to any Christian Union reader, It is hopeful, generous, eSective. brother-in-law.” said Wallie smiling. on application. It you’ll come with me, Mr. Edward, yes, so that I might help to make right, The best salve in the world for cuts, “Btat don’t be too comfortable. That and also because it is pleasant for a bruises, sores, ulcers, salt rheum, fever “All right," returned Ed. who^e fit of ringer like me to think she can give sores, tetter, chapped hands, chilblains, rage had left him fa a very depressed something to her husband in return fur corns, and all skin eruptions, and positive­ “Oh. Pm not comfortable!” said Geoff­ and tractable state. “FD do whatever being his wife. But then he would not­ ly cures piles or no pay required. It Is rey gloomily. in that he wm like other men who wish guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction, or “Well. I won’t hit you while you're money refunded. Price 45 crate per box. “And I wash my hands of you, sir!" in every way to be the master. But yet For sale by W. H. Goodyear, the druggist down, but if you get.up again, look out! exclaimed Randolph, Sr., to his son, as mourieur, there is time to think again ” Where is this young acan^Z" the latter moved toward the door. But she added, suddenly altering her tone Tbe Lapeer county democrats are anxi­ “Up stain. I believe, with his father." Ed took no notice of this farewell shot. and lookfag at him keenly?-a woman ous about the outcome of the spring elcchas much power over the man who loves lons and have called a meeting to organise and get out the full vote. her, if she will use itP they presently found themselves fa the “I do not doubt it at all," said Wallie private sitting room of Mrs. Peters, m meeting her look. she »till preferred to call henielf. “Doyou thlakl would b.Tepowwto She had been sitting at the piano, but PROTECTION m the guntlcmeu entered she rose and OR FREE-TRADE. ---- -------- --- ——- ” ao UWL IO3U" came to meet them. Too "tall tr~t her aa if ah.-were “I have the memory of meeting you WHICH? other woman, and I will say nothing- J before.” she arid to Wallie. m she gave wiH help you?" continued the Rustic Do you ««ol io k«T lUorewW him her hand, whose softuess contrasted with a subtle smile. poued on tbe e«ecu of the with the bright bardnera of the jeweled "11r“T beta’, ron might.- Wallie rings *be wort., She looked at Ed, but amnrwd. -Bnt I eaa't coocMvettat made no remark to him. you would care to have him do it. or Do you want to know all ^bcs:, :^e "I hud given up the hope of seeing you care for him if he did do it" Andrew Bamford, a cliartec member of this season. Diva," observed Wallie, with policy cf Protection and have -=> “Ah! but with us singer* it can bo dif- company E, third regiment, M. A T.. Sag­ “Mr. Dinamort1,” ssdd Randolph. Sr. a smile. “Yon drove Gen. Inigo to his terete." rejoined Marana, bending npon answer to every false statement cl inaw. died of cancer Ih the throat yester­ wit’s end." tan a gaa. of dark, ambignon, bnlliate day.. He was well known. the Free-Traders? “That would Ire farther than I would cy. “It ia much for na to know, and to like to go myself,” tbe replied quietly, prove it to th. world, that we ,re loved Then mtaribe I<« vote b- m" "i (tank he did not stay long there hiinbeyond measure; yes, beyond honor. It p.per and eke JUmucak Erow"1'• ■•if-*' Her beautiful face w. j, eJ.m nnd is a triumph, and we lovn I riumphs— pabteted ««klr by th" Awn<« •hi who known howdreu-lr : Man do Ml Pnxective Tariff Lea«te. Sr" tonta <* mownenr. nod the (Sample copy Iteek The Ecta-ta™ Albert Wealth the Bay Qty chump who worMUpgb.Mdgivr.na no jx, Itu ___ ... _ auger in her traaquh yon not ttaakU might h. nreot to a> acknu-ledaed atel|or>:y 1 nnA fkw. .J taetioa and "bonld be widely read- ask your grocer FOR IT CASTOR IA for Infanta and Children, frwr WATERPROOF COLLAR ok CUFF THE ONLY LINEN-LINED WATERPROOF COLLAR IN THE MARKET. The Christian Union $3 a year Do you know The Christian Union? We have made a special and exclusive arrangement to send to each of our mail subscribers a copy of this crisp and popular Family Paper, by way of introduction. Det us tell you about it jn advance Only a hint or two—the way to know it is to read it every week. 1 ’ By special arrangement we offer to extend your subscription to this paper for one year, and send The Christian I nion one year to a new subscriber, for the very low combination price named above. No other paper in town is able to make this offer. Don't miss this opportunity to secure two papers that you want, at so low a price. Address this office. wal Wallie. who The yearly •atacriptio» »‘ tbe rn is tx, but we have ma iprcta! arrangemcat with i*c P which we can . �BUSINESS CARDS. it was Ben Johnson, we believe, who when asked Mallock's question, ••!» life worth living?” replied. -Thai depend* on tiie liver.” And Ben Johnson doubtless saw the double point to the pun. Tbe A PROBLEM THAT HOTEL KEEPEBS DELTON, MICH. liver active—quick— life rosy, vverythjog HAVE NOT YET SOLVED. bright, mountains of trouble nqdt like Office at hotel tor tiie present. mountains of snow. The liver slukglsh— UHLLIAM 0. LOWDEN. lite dull, everything blue, molehills of »? lotwytir. worry rise into mountaiiH of anxiety, and Office over Julius Russell's store, State ns a result—sick headache, dullness, con­ street, Hastlug% Mich. stipation. Two ways are open. Cure Opinion on the Subject permanently, or relieve temporarily. Take QTl’ART. KNAPPEN A WEAVER. a pill and suffer, or take a pill and get It hns long been an unsolved nrublem >j Attorneys at law. well. Shock the system by uu overdose, among hotel keepers how to avoid being Over Hsslii'gs Nalbmai Bunk. or coax it by a mild, pleusunt way. Imjxwed upon by a very large claw of pee­ dit'tingi. .Mirtiigrn. Dr. Pierce’s Fleasaiii Pellets are the wits who Itabitually make use ot various Associate offiues. at Grand Rapids, Mich. mild means. They work effectively, with­ conveniences of hotels without in any wny A. SHELDON. out pain, and leave the system strong. compensating the proprietors. It Is. for in: . Abstract and Real Estate Office*. One, little, sugar-coated pellet Is enough, stance, a daily occurrence for those who AtistTMl Bloc*. Mealtug*. Money to loin on Beal Estate ltr.il Estair although* whole-viaL easts but 25 cent*. are not guests to make use of the parlore of botch for places of meeting, to wm the •wild un ciMfuntedou. General -con-ejaucing Mild, gentle, soothing and healing Is Dr. tlsv.og a complete jet.of a Wrnct Books. <-oin toilet rooms, to lounge nbout the smoking from the K4i-->rds. e.m ( rnlsh complete Sage's Catarrh Remedy. Only 50 cents: rooms, to use the hotel stationery, and in -i-wte. C. F, BKVOKN. CI<Tk. by druggists. other way, to appropriate to their own 1’. DRAKE, M. D„ Tiie marriage of George S. Hutton and use, without payment, facilities which are Carrie 8. Turner, of Lapeer.Thursday was ; intended for the necommodntion of hotel (L’tlre over Holloways drug store. guests. The subject hns been much talked the social event of the.wlnter. Office hour* from - to 4 p. m. Telephone. ooit about among hotel proprietors, nnd many ■ l iiug whit retldenre. at Hollow uy’s tiruj MBu llefiiri H. Be«Uo«', of Buri(->ston, Vt.,h*d ' a du ease ol the scalp whh-h valued hcrlmtrloj expedients have been cither proposed or adoptetl n« n remedy for this growing evil. hci tune rerj harsh and dry and io Ml mu freely In a number of well known hotels tn New 1 M. ’I. GH.LASriE, Notary Public 1. mid C. S. CltiiiU: Agent, Mie Hcarcvlv dared comb it. Ayer's Hair Vigor York the evil hns grown to enormous pro­ will proswute *11 kinds of dahlia before the gave her a healthy scalp, aud made the hair portions. As far as the toilet rooms are l»<-,'.i:ti:n-iHs of the luteriur office. Call on him beantlfiiliv thick arid gtassv. concerned. It was at one time profxwej to | -- stun*, corner Court and Jeffentoh St*., H iclings. Mich. ■___ j‘ William McMullen, a well known cap­ adopt a scheme of charge for ailraiwiinn, italist and lumberr.ian at Grand Rapids, aud one Inventive genius even went so far M fOWLER.D.D. S. »« to propose a machine on the principle nf died yesterday, aged 49years. c ~j "Pul ^nickel in the slot.” GUESTS WHO DON’T PAY. 11 T. GAMBLE. V . . Physician and Surgvnu. P A CHEClflNO TUE EVIL A. BARBER. M. D., • Physician and Surgeon, <>flice oter Nterin's store. Offlcc hours from t ' It is, however, true that, after touch deliberation and consultation, and com­ VThen Baby was rick, we gave her Castor!*. paring notes and relating experiences, hotel proprietors have generally come to the conclusion that these evils must in / ’ W. LOWRY. M. D., • some measure be borne, although they 'J. Physician and Surgeon. When she had Children, she gave them Castoria. may Ixj prevented iu a degree by various Mokes * specialty o! treating diseases of the El'Eund EAK and the preservation of vision expedients. It is, therefore, now the cus­ "V’ Mrl*CTACLK» and eye tom in the larger hotels to ,>ost various no­ tices about tbe public places indicating that ■MI'.-am! residence ou Broadway, near Court H-4-* Hustings. Mich.______________________ _ 'John E. Smiley, of Port Huron, is to saw they are reserved for guests of the house. wood against Isaac Wallttcv. of Sarnia, for Such notices are posted in the toilet room Smith a coix.rove, and in tiie smoking room, and over the the championship. O] Lawyers. chairs iu the billiard rooms, and eveu tbe t oi'.'.ce in Ufilon bl<H*k. HaAings.) I'cA1l»j_ is all:hwroufts of the state. ■ 'rhero pills are scientifically compounded, seats that are phiced near the hotel offices ......... .... ............ It |«... of Ibe tell bojj and uniform ... In action. No griping pain « so : ,or S’ commoi.l, toBowInf Ite u,e ol pill. < >*“ of the hold clerk c— Attorney at Law. ___ . , . . . 7 .. ... .... to answer the call of ot t-tiretta. guests. They are adapted to both adults and chil­ . -r J.S. Guodvcardr Co.** store.) It is also an essential part of the equip­ rs tn ad courtsot tbe State. Collections dren with perfect safety. We guarantee ment of all hotels to have one or more per­ ____ ___ trending to. I they have no equal in the cure of sick sons constantly on the lookout to warn off Ll R. TIMMERMAN,- Homoqmthic I’hy- : beadnehc. constipation, dyspepsia and T. siclan Surgeon.---------------- I biliousness, and. as an appetizer, they ex­ the^'unprofitable visitors. Such of these sician and ana surgeon. unwelcome guests ns are obviously un­ ... over .l.atlif«>ps -a: drug ---- store.l c(%| Njy otjjer preparation. clean or "crooked" are unceremoniously The Ann Arbor commandery of Knight* bounced. There is, however, a very large ROBERTSON HOUSE, Templar elects John R. Minor eminent class of well dressed and genlleuianly up|>earing persons who do not scruple to thus I command er. H A. 5 r*’ti and Court St*.. Ruting*. Mi«-h. I Ratos. 31 .OO per Day. (>«»•• Is new. with pleasaui rourns. The •-»’ rtie public Is rcspecltu’dv solicited. Hastings City Bank Hasting*. Mich. APITAL $75,000.00 -I Kl'l.!'s U.otoi.iio. Incorporated under the laws of ttio State of Michigan. •n for business Dee. 15. IMU tn building for aierly occupied by Messer Bros. officers: ' Robinson. President; ’ D. W. IleynoIUs. Cashier. DFJCCTOJtS: / Dan W. Reynolds, ' D, G. Robinson, J. A. Greble. John Carveth. Chester Messer. P. T. Colgrove. A General Bankinc Business Transacted. On l! •• first- day of Seulembed A. D. 1>W5, Mary M. Wntvott and. Jerome Kr^Wolcott tuort4 i rd tn AdJlton P. C>ok. all th*: certain piece >r pared of land •utuate in the township nf Ma­ ple Grove,County of Barry and State of Mlr.blX.ui, ■i-wribt’d as follows t > wlt: The south <:»!( nf tlienortlt half of the northwest quarter >: .-ruon,twenty ('jo> town two (2) north of range seven IT) west, containing forty (40 acres .■'mil moriif-i.’e was ou uie siscecnin **ay ot s -*'t<-mtHT. a. D. IMS, recorded in the office of th-register of deeds for the County of Barry and State of Michigin. in liber 29 of mortgages , 9i. page 12. ■■'aid mortgage was on tiie twenty-eighth d*v of December. A. I*. is«8. duly assigned by tbe • nd Add bum P. Cook, to the A. r. Cook Co., limited, which said assignment wm on the fifth y.ta> of Febru*r/i A. D. IMV1. duly recorded in -aid register's office, tn Uber 38 of mortgages, on pages 40 and 41. Uh. the first day of September. A. D. tSW. here became due aud putable by the terms of -.ml mongsta the sum of forty-five and rz-ioo :■ .1 irot interest and the same has ramain-d tinpaTa*od in arrears forthe space ot thirty dirs ati-1 upwards. <>u th- first day of September, A. D. 1888. t.iere became due and payable at: Installment ot interest of (ortv tiv- and .¥) too dollars (*45 00]. andihe same remslnwninpald aud In arn- irs for the spare uf more thin thirty day*. On *he fir«" day of September. A. D. 18to. ' here became due an iirntal Inient of intere*: ocv.irding tn the term* of said mortgage, of forty■uve and W-ltodollars (8M.fio|, which said last iiHtallmenl hM remained due and in arrears for more than thirty days. Sow. therefore, by reason of said default, aud i y virtue of a condition of said morlgace, the said assignee of said mortgage has elected and does hereby elect to deciare, and does hereby declare the whole amount secured by said mort­ gage, both interest and principal, due and jmyable at once. There is therefore claimed to be now due and unpaid ou said mortgage tbe Mini of eight hundred, thirty-eight andw-ioo dollars te38 5**i of principal ana Interest, and tbe further sum of seven and 53 100 dollars [87A3I for taves paid by the mortgagee on Mid premi­ ses, with interest thereon, according to the t-rrai «f sahl mortgage st ten per cent, from the -sth day of January. A. D. 18W. and no proceed­ ings at law or tn equity have been Instituted to recover the same or any part thereof. Notice Is therefore hereby given that by vir­ tue of the power ot sale iu such mortgage con tamed, amt tbe statute In such case msde and provided, the premises above and In said mort­ gage describe, or so much thereof as may be U'eessary. will be sold at public vendno to the highest bidder, at tiie north front door of the court house lu the city ot Hastings, Barry Conn­ tv. Michigan, that being the piner of holding eourt for *aid county, ou tbe ninth day ot May. A. D. 1981. at ten o'clock in the fore­ noon of said day. to saliFy the amount then due on said mortgage together with all Irgul costa, including <ui attorney fee m provided by law. Dated, February 7th. WM. The A. P. Cook Co. Lxmitkd. Assignee of Murtgugee. s*TVAJtr. Knaftkn & Weaver. Attorneys for Assignee Sheriff’s Notice of Klectioa. T rm* ,',u*!lfle‘l voters of Barry County, Mlchi- Pursuant to due notice from the Secretary ot •State you are hereby uotitied that at the general election to be held le Oils state oa Monday. April sth, iwi, tbe following officers are to be (•lectod: An associate Justice of the supreme court in place of John W Champlin, whose •enn of office will expire December 31. 1»I: al(U> -U... I.. .J... nt whb <n omce wm exetre Deremner si.mh. Wltneaimy hand and seal at Hastings. Mich, this it»tn day of February. 1891 James D. Bknuam. SetAAT- Tkzlills ENGINES, rt proved Variable Friction Food. A. B. FARQUHAR CO., York, Pa. At Wichita, Kan., I had to occupy a room at tbe hotel with a stranger,who told me that he lived about fifty miles away on a ranch. We got along till night for three or four days, and then, one night as we went to boi, fee naked: "I sorter mistrusted you cmiTd. Whnt do they call tlds thing they get auk about s new towul” "Do you mean a prospectus?” •‘That’s 1L Kin you write onc*r “I think no." . “Kin you draw a aprt o’ map?” , •‘Just ns llcf Un as not?" “No, sir!" ' "Well, don’t get hot. Here’s what I want. 1’vp got 200 acres of land thirty-five miles from anywhar, and it’s too cussedpoor for n jack rabbit to eveu run over. 1 want to lay out a town tliar, and sell off 150.000 worth of lots before thn end of the month. It kin be done if I kin git the right sort of partner." “You want a liar, eh?” "Got to be. lie’s got to lie a river alongsido that prop'jrty, two railroads across It, 15,00) population into the county and then riug in n lot of churches, schools and fnctorlcs to gild it.off. I’ll give you half.” "No, 1 couldn’t," "All right—no harm done, if you are not a liar that settles it, and we won’t have no hard feelings." Six weeltt later I met him in a bank th Omnbn just as he was depositing (27,000, and he held out bis hand and said: "Shoo! is it yon? Wish you'd have corns in ten minutes ago and seen n>y liar holding up his half ot the deaL Conscientious scru­ ples. eh? Well, some folks has ’em. and when they does it's all right, him! no hard, fccliagv on rny port."—New York Sun. Tire olive tree hi its ivildttate I* a t horny shrub or small tree, but when cultivated tweenies :» tree twenty to forty feet high, with no thorns It lives to u good age. The leaves resemble those of a willow; tho flowers nre small and white and grow in clusters as grapes do, and the fruit ia greenish, whitish, violet, or even black in color and generally ov.fl in shape. It in produced in great profusion, so that an old olive tree becomes very valuable to its owner. Olive off is much used am an arti­ cle of food in thn countries in which it is produced, and to n smaller extent in other countries. Pickled olives are- very much likixl by most people, t hough to many they are disagreeable at first. .Unnng the Greeks the olive was sacred to Miuervo, the goddesa of wisdom; it wna . also the emblem of purity. A crown <4 I and <mmn. is m vti* **rnrit*r and more huallh-! '» Uh such perrons u,gvuucr, but quitu n* olive twigs was the highest honor that J ful by the use of Hood’s 8*n» qtarilla. j effective, nifth<xl of warningoff ia adopti*d. could Im: l«e.->iowe*l upon a Greek citizen. I David J. Fuller. S5 years old. one of the i Samctluuat the gentleman will receive n Au olive hranch was also tho HymlMil nf pioneer* Of Romulus', died yesterday after ! dclicatd inuntutioti by word of uiouth that peace, and the vanquished who cur.ic to a short illness. ? F !:'s ‘~ •presence•’is not desire*!. • » Somet — ■uues he l»eg for peace bore olive brancltc* in tbeir will lie nskcui if he has any particular busi- hands. • , r.r.-s in tbe house. It may be that a note The Amcricna olive is n-nuirkable for will be slipped Into bls imml suggesting the hardness of its wood. It is found as that be has been accommodated (or n suffi­ far north Virginia. Ita fruit is fit for cient time. use and its flowers are fragrant. Speaking on this subject Mr. R L Mer The fragrant olive of China ami Jnpnn rif. id, president of the Hotel Ket jwr's as- has extremely fragrant flowers, which nro Mwir.tion. recently said: "To a certain ex­ used for flavoring tea.—Detroit Free Pres*. tent hotel keepers recoguice that their house* arv public. They are aware that •ro:n many reasons persons wht> do not Far away beyond the plains of Mei>opopatronise their holds may find occasion to tauila, on the banks of the ritfer Tigris, lie The village elections in Lenawee county use these facilities. They kqqwi for In­ theruiuHuf the ancient city of Nineveh. show a decidvd^piin for the republicansstance, that their own guests dprlng their Not long since huge moundi* of earth nnd stay In the city may find occasion, to visit stone marked the place; here the pnluctw other hotels and use their conv^nicncos. and Walls of the proud capital of the great While employed as agent of the Michl- They are quite willing to in-nnit a fair ■ .Assyrian empire stood. Tho spade aud share of. their own conveniences to be used rornber, first ot the French and then of fcan Central Railroad Company, at Aug­ usto. Jficli., my kidneys became diseased, by the guests of other hotels, but they the V-ncli»'li. have cleared all the earth have found it absolutely neutssnry to pro­ away'and laid lw*rv all that remains of the ami from an Impoverished and impure tect themselves by constant watching nnd old street* and palaces where the proud state of the blood, my gcneMl liealtli was by the prompt ejection of habit uni offend princes ot Assyria walked and lived. The entirely undermined. I consulted the gods- they worshiped trad the books they leading physicians of this city and Ann A STRING TfEU TO IT. read have all been revealed to the sight of Arbor, and all pronounced th* case “Is Is surprising bow some men will j»erBrights disease. In October last. 1 began aist iu little mean impostures of this kind. a wondering world. The must curious ot nil the things pre­ taking Hibbard’s Rheumatic Syrup, and There won a nice little well drvtaed old hl served in l4iw this wonurani wonderful manner manner are arc inc the am to-day a well man. It affords me gentleman who some time ago. alt bough i cla-HmU of Nineveh. The chief library pleasure to render suffering humanity any Dot a guest al tho Contlnentr.1 wa-n of of the tbe city was w- contained — -• in the ihdace of good that 1 can. and 1 wish to say that I in the constant habit of apeniling a portion I Kany unhk. ~__ „__ The clay books which com­ think it the greatest blood, kidney and of Ibc n.orutas In th. room. Ito ) posed it* content* were __ rota of -------tableta covliver medicine in the world. would bkiuelf Iu th, mt oomtori w|lh very .mall !<»«». TlM ubtou E. Lazii.ere. Agent M. C. R. R-. able chair and watch for any morning pa .... ■ --when • --------------are all olilong -in shape, *nd several• Albion, Mich. per which might be left .momentarily un uf them are used for one book the drat line Sold by F. U Heath. Prepared only by guarded by a guest. This thing went on of the tablet following was written At the the Charles Wright Medicine Co.. Detroit, so long that it got to be a matter ot merri­ end of the one preceding it. The'writing ment among the bell boys und waiters to was done when tbe day of the tablet was Mich. the ...... old rgentleman The I’lymouth fair association has set watch ...................... — ----------- ns - lit* r, dnily - soil; soft; ll it wiw «Ri icru then uniat baked to mmucu harden io it.. iuuvu Each pounced upon his free reading. One ' uUct wna numbcred just a* librarians of Sept. 22 as the date ot its next fair. • morning one of tho bell boys laid a trap 1 namber the books of which they Dr. E. T. MlUer. of Cross Plains. Wte.. has ex­ far the old gentleman, and touted u with a hnV(J chMrgc._i*biludelpMa Telegraph. pressed the oplnl w» that, for obstinate cases o.f newHpn|M*r to which a string was invisibly | syphilis and scrofuAt. Ayer's daraapart:^ Is un- attached, rind when tbe old gentleman qwstlocably the most efiectivc remedy known stooped down to pick up the paper it was ft Is well known that in ^pain tbe meth­ Mpbanftary. Wonderful cures have resulted m.vstcrioualy whisked away. He saw nt ods of "courting” are often\ exceedingly from Its us>*. once that be bud been watched, nnd he im singular. Generally the low signifies his mediately picked up hto bat and left the choice by coming for three successive even­ hotel, and we have never neon him since. ings with a guitar and singing a serenade In that remarkable work, “New Astron­ “An Imposition of a more serious kind is omy,’’ the author says; "Tlx* very moment tbe use of the toilet rooms by strangers. under the fair one's window, and if he is in which the sun retrogrades to tbe west­ The more commodious mid ’iximfiirtabie regarded by the young woman’s parents us ward, beyond Libra, its rays will act im­ they are, the greater seems to b» the rush uu eligible candidate he is iuyited ftito the mediately upon our globe in n contrary of unauthorized strangers to uro them. In house. e la Andalusia, a SpuuLib province, n still direction. The movement *of the- enrtb our own hotel this is a source of ibevnvewill be Mackened and decrease progress­ euce to our guests, and notwithstanding more singular custom has lately been ob­ ively in order to ceaao afterward, without our notices, and the fact that we station n served. When a young man there aspires any disorder, by virtue of what the move- servant in the toilet room to warn bff un­ to the hand of n young lady be calls for ment-< of our planet are common all the authorized pereons. tho evil continues. three successive days at her parents' house object® which arc upotk its surface, we But, so far as 1 have known, no adequate nt the same hour. Tbe third day he al­ can compare tbe 'discontinuance of it* remedy has yet been proposed by the most ways brings a cane, and goes away leaving movement to that of a steamer which ex perien rod hotel proprietor. Of course it it behind him. apparently forgett'.ngit. If his suit is regarded with favor the slackeas more aud more before ceasing to would be impracticable to charge a fee of young girl keeps tbe cane, and gives It move altogether. admission to tbe toilet room, because it back to him when he calls the next day. "Then man will witness a celesUal phe­ would be a petty annoyance to the gucste. nomenon very curioux When the earth Some hotel |*roprietors look upon these This makes him her affianced husband. Bat If, on the contrary, the young man's will have stooped the nun will bo seen mo­ public conveniences in the light of advertionless, fixed in some ;<ortion of tbe heav­ liscmenUL They say it brings people to suit is not pleasing to the family his cane ens, and alter Gratirtatiiraary state of some tbe hotel; that, although they may not be is thrown out of the window into the interval of lime, just as tho earth will re­ boarders they patronize the bar or thn street. This is regarded as n delicate way sumo, little by little, a contrary movement ■ cafe or the billiard room, nod that in one of telling him that he nee* I not come again, of rotation, Hwy will k* the sun moving I way or another the establishment will re­ nnd the young man, who has lingered near meanwhile, reads his own fate in the indig­ again, but rising on the borison instead ot < ceive compensation." nity pat npon bis walking stick. —Youth’s going down. Thea the sun, the planets, ; Mr CimrleM Sprague, chairman of tho the moon and the stars will rise in the west I executive committee of the Hotel IGtepers’ Companion. and rot in the east. Tho (Jay in which that i MMOcintion, said: "Of course we are im­ A Letter on n Shell. phenomenon will take plate will be the ] posed upon. It seems to be a well tettled longest of the period. There will be In that > opinion, however, among hotel proprietors A rather novel letter on exhibition In day two consecutive noons In the countries , that the most thut can be done is to check Washington is in the form of a pretty pink tbe meridians of which the sun will have the evil, and that there is no possibility of shell, on which is inscribed a tender mes­ sage. There was twenty-one cents postage passed, and two consecutive midnight* *t preventing italtogathcr."—New York Sun due when it reached Its owner, but she de­ the antipodes.” elined to pay that much, even for tbe In the above Professor Trastonr falls to novelty in the way of a letter, and it had note that other philosophers and astrono­ It is not often that a loot art is recovered, to be sent to the dead better office. mers have predicted that the water will but It is eaid that the chemists hove tri­ A pair of woodpeckers of most brilliant dry up from' the taro of the earth, and umphed In the matter ef the BDCieut"Alex­ plumage bang in one corner of a case, and every living being bare perished before i« andrian blue.” This Hu*-, the ideal of arc there because they are unclaimed. will be possible for old Sol to get within , paiuten. and decorators, was a pecuhar end many trillions of miles of the point where. remarkably durable color. The chemist* They are stuffed will: sawdust, and ape Cnisbed in the highest style of the taxider­ the earth will begin to retrograde.—St. are said to bare achieved a successful ana mist.—Cor. St. Louis Globe-Democrat. Louis Republic. lysis of the coloring ou tbe Pompeian ires core and to have reproduced the paint, Bad Medicine. identical with the ancient coloring in every A Michigan doctor who hu spent years To tbe parltotioo <>f poor blood, for r particular.-St. Louis Republic. among the Indians says that the Indian do wi»n I. tbe body <«■ euneeptlble to lb« medicine men have no standard remedy benellti to lie derived from • «ood io*«• for even the simplest ailment. They can't elne. «• In Mirth. April .nd Miy. H«»d . Tbe Chined seem to have u very arbi­ break n chill or stop a fever, but trust to teruparilU I. the people. f«™2'1trary way of fitting word, to music. Ihc luck and the first handy compound to pull medicine. It rt»ndinner|U.lled fte I uritj voice tminomtlj' drops out before tbe end In. tbe blood, eanni: uTorulo. “if rbeum. of a mustcai pnrase, and enters quite aa them through.-Detroit Free Press. ete.. rrcoUtlnc the kldner. end liter, re- unexpectedly. whUc tbe “*todT Co,r' on mlrluit uerre rimin'., .tmmttbnilor .nd in the orelit*tra with endlewa repetition*, iiivteor,tln< tbe nltole tedy. .» »eH •» relieved occasionally by half * dosen bora, •*My dear.” began Mr. Bloobumper. "Don't call me door* ’ snapped Mrs. Bl I'lireklril Ite pmfrrer. of ~rcte .nd in which nil the melody instrument:i ceeoe dltetee. .ini nelorins tbe effle-tod pmf. to and the gong*, cymbalo, drum* end cne. imtnr,l. be.ltbv eondtlnm. If J™ tere uwu plny Xnc.-H. E Krehblcl in Cent by contradicting me below tbe company a while ago.”—Epoch. ■Hirer tried HnodV termnmrUU tor joor ••spring fnedirtw," do »° this »«soa. Children Cry for Pitcher’s Castorla. Children Cry for Pitcher's Castoria. Children Cry for Pitcher’s Castoria. ToA—How can yau admire that fellow? He's us homely as nn nah barrel. Got a pug uo.se nnd a ghost ot a uiuatache. Clara—That’s what makes hlu face m eloquent. Tom—You can't prove it. Clara—-lean. His nose tells of the wps and hlz mustache typifies the downs that all lives ntv full of .—Pittsburg Bulletin. StJacobs Ml,,,Li5c Julia—How romantic! Jennie's hus­ band turns out to be a rich man after all. Jack—And a year ago he wasn’t worth a red. How tbe dickens did he do it? Julia— Didn’t you hear? Blackened his face and hands, became n sleeping car porter, and in ten months amassed a fort­ une.—Pittsburg Bulletin. CURES PERMANENTLY She—How did you excuse your absence from Miss Hiflinr’s wedfling!' gal®? roy’s Weekly. Otoe day Francis 1 of France was struck on tbe chin with a piece of tile. Of course tbe wounded part could Dot be shaved. Thu» beards came again into fashion, after having been out for nearly a century. IT^WVI^UAL. it is the CONSTIPATION and other bowel complaints cured and prevented by the prompt use of Try the Hastings Banner one year. The Nestor of the Majazioes. Ayer’s Cathartic Pilis They regulate the liver, cleanse the stomach, and greatly assist digestion. * Dr. J. C. Ayer & Co. Lowell, Mass. Best. ••According to Homer, Nestou, the old warrior nnd the wise eotinsellor of tbe Greeks, had ruled- over three .generation* of men, and was wise ns the immortal gods." t Tbs North American Rewew hns been in the van of. Americau thought for mod? thafi three quarters of a century, ranking alwu* with the best and most Influential periodicals in the world. It is tiie moutli-plvce of the men who know most about the great t(*pics on which Americans require to be informed from ■ month to month, its contributors being the leaders ot thought and action iu every field. Tboro who would take counsel of the highest knowledge on the affairs of the : lime, and learn what is to be said regardI ing than by the recognized authorities on both sidas, must tberetons' read THE NORTH AMERICAN REVIEW. Hie Nestor of Die uiagaxlnes. "Boss wouldn't blanket him in the stable. Said it wasn’t no use.” "Tux North amxrsca.x Rcvinw b ahead ot anv magazine tlib cutintry bns eter seen In tue importance <tf the topics It •lismsncs und the vininence of ltd (outribuiors.”--Albany Argus. “Hm become. ■» Il were, the Intelligent Amerieau clilzaii’'- homl t«*ok un greut qnotion* of the hour.”—Buffalo Express. “Thk South Amkuicax Rkvikw touche* Americans ou slm««: every jmint in which they are lutertMed.”—Boston Herald. "A moilder of Intelligent opinion by the imp*rtl*ri»»e-e*>tat!o!i of both sine-< ot inqiortant subjects.”—i’hibulelplii* T'ubtic ledger. FREE—Get. from your dealer free, the The list of recent eonlrlbtitors to the 5 a Book. It has handsome pictures and Review forms a roll ot representative valuable information about horses. men and women of the time, including Two a Horse i wo or three dollars aoitars for lor a 5/ v* w. E. g. Gladstone. J. U Blaine lW. . Cardinal Blanket will make your horse worth more |________ Gibbon Ref.d>,, _ .s. Speaker —_____ Ex-Speaker CARLisiiE. W. McKinley. Jr., Oihda, Mme. Adam, General Sherman, Admiral 5/A Five Mile Portkil Mme. Blavatsky. T. A. Edison. Bishop H. C. Potter, Elizabeth S. 5/A Boss Stable Aik for I’helfs. Chas. 8. Parnell. A. J. Bal­ 5/A Electric four. John MoRi.r.v. Col. R. G. Ingkiisoll. Henry Geokge. Chauncey M. 5» Extra Test Deiuiw. Edward Beu-amy, Professor 80 other styles at prices to nit every­ James Bryce, Gail Hamilton, etc., etc. body. If you can’t get them from your SO cents a namber; 35.00 a year. dealer, write us. Now Is the time to subscrilMt. The North American Review. 8 East 14th street New York. ^ORSt- BLANKETS ARE THE STROMGEST. Manor*! t icuko tn-- lNo more 1'BUBATK OBDKK. State of Michigan. County of B*rry-«ii. ■ At a session of the Probate Court for tbe County of Barry, botaen at tbe Probate Office, In the city of tiastlna*. In rota county, ou Wednesday, the ts» t> day of February. tn the year one thousanll'elKlit hundred and utnety one. PresentTCimrles W. Armstrong. Judge of lu the matter of the estate of Charles N. Youngs, deceased. On reading and filing tbe petition, duly veri­ fied, ot Mary Youngs, widow of s*la deceased, nraymg that admtnMration ot raid estate may be granted to Harvey W. Williams ar some other suitable person. Thereupon His ordered. I ITiri day of'Mareh. A. D. l«i the forenoon,Tie assigned furl petition, and that the heirs at ed. and *11 otber persons Interested In said estate, are required to appear at * session of s-.dd court, then to be botarn at the Probate offire. in the city of Hastings, in said county, and sboweause. It any there I*, why the prayer of the petitioner may not be granted. And It Is further ordered, that said petitionerjflva notice to the perrons interested in said eetal®, ot the pendency ot said petition, and the bear­ ing thereat by causing a copy of this order to be punllshed In the Hastingh Bannkii* news­ paper printed and circulated In said County of Barry once In each week for three successive weeks previous to vatd day nt hcarina. CflARLxa W. AiiMamoNO. Judge of Probate. [A true copy.] • OOLP KZtlAL, PABU, 1878. W. Baker & Co.’S Broakfast Cocoa from which th® excess <rf Absolutely Pure and it is Soluble. THE ‘-COLCHESTER" REBBER CO. No Chemicals "ADHESIVE COUHTBR8.” G. G. SPAULDING, HASTINGS. K | Al Li ICfc Eases Plin InstanHy. Strengthens Weak Paris. are used in its preparation. It has riiore than three Hina the strength of Cocoa mixed with Starch, Arrowroot or Sugar, and is therefore far more economical, costing Um than one cent a cup. It is delicious, nourishing, strengthening, easily DiarsnDi and admirably adapted for invalids as well as for persons in health. W. BIKER t Cffi, Drtrtr, ha. bO YOU TAKE THE a j*.- �rrmteM It a child la properly taught in our mands It, while they are al liberty to con­ trol tbe Issuance of certificates, thus virtu­ ally oodtrolling and tmhanring t$e teach­ England, reports the following o*n versaers' wages.” Tbe inference from all this Hastings. Thursday. March 12. ie*1tion between two English •n, which he Is that to retain the preaeat method of «^i1n‘«^^ ejection boards of cxaaaineni have entered wamhaix L.cook. t>vviheard iu an • That McKinley bill did IL No, there into a gigantic eonsplreey against tbe peo­ poor poorer.” So utterly really has not been a wheel moved tn tluit ple. Mind you. It is not county supervis­ ««ertion that it seems almost incredible tmk HAerrxa-*, Mien., rosrorncs, mill since that abomination went Into ion that tbe editor opposes as be is vigor- that any one eoald think of auch a thing. AtTornr 14. 18.». effect. There was. as you know, rush ou*b resisting any return to the farcicls] To be aare. there to nothing new enough up to that time to last fur six township plan, called by way of courtesy nal in the exprewtou. There j^babl) months: there was au euonnou* amount of “supervision.’’ To tbe first of this permit han not been a law enacted In the p**t me to say that years ago. In a paper read goods turned out. twenty yean, to which ••You mean to say.” said theotber, “that before our county aaaeclatlon, I expressed applied this epithet, it would be prectie’SSWi’S! wSruoSSYor Kral. tbe whole of that large plant is stopped?” my opposition to this cumberous round­ ly us sensible to a*»ert that It would maki “Ye*, ss far as woolen goods are con­ about method of election and have repeat­ cold countries colder and warm countries cerned; they are doing a little lu the cotton ed it publicly and privately, a hundred itENKY HOWARD, of St- «:u»lr •h-TEK M. C<X>K.of SHI*v.awe. factoty; buL as I Bay the other mill has times since. I question whether there are *Y£venow canvassed each *"d been shut down these three months past" a doten examiners in Michigan that favor objection that has come to me. I fall to “But, what Is he going to do Jabout it?” the law. Absurd as tiie last part of the seethe sligblest force tn any ofthan. “Why, be is going to do the oaty thing above Indictment is, I presume .that It baa They are all baaed upon assuospHons that The question has t»een asked why a duty he can do, or any one In the American aroused more prejiwllee than’ almost any­ have no foundation whatever. 1 «ee no of 45 per cent to ke>t «> agricultural ma­ trade can do: he Is going te move hia plant thing else. If any one will examine the .reason why there should be any jealously chinery if, as protection tots extend, there to the slates. What else could he do? report of Public Instruction for 1888. (the of our high schools. It U in thorn that is do danger of competition by foreign There Is no other opening. AH the other last published) he will find that .while the most of our teachero get market* are ovemupplled, a* you well total number of teachers needed Jo till ail have bevond the home Beta*’1- »«»reV»u,r manufacturers ot these implements. We the country schools of tbe state was 6,828, better these schools are, tbe better leachknow.’’ might say that tbe duty cnee did operate "Do you mean to tell me that he Is real­ there were issued of third grade certificates «, .e .lull r-b 1 «'«<<'' u*lr pn* to keep out foreign competition antll, un. ly thinking of going to America?" alone 10,861 or nearly twice lhe number pertly, and ace no reason why all abould In our own county with 140 "He is not only thinking *f IL but needed. dcr its benign Influence, our own manu­ not tio the same. 1 certainly do Dot live (locking at his watch) I suppose be has schools, we have all the lime from ttS to In tbe city. No ti>«re bM "^<?d T facturers had had an opportunity to build gone by this time, as he sails from Liver­ 240 teachers bolding a license. This state­ up their business, improve their methods. pool today on a prospecting trip, and if he ment is utterly baseless and exists only lu to undertake this work. I have done It from a profound conviction that it Is just the fertile imaglnation of this editor. If and bo impiore the quality and reduce tbe is assurred that there is no probability of what our aciiools Deed, and will do more price of tbeir products that American lhe McKinley tariff being removed, he the Michigan Tradesuinn should gravely forthem than anything else undertaken will locate his mill and have hla machinery assert that it Is the purpose of the Patrons for tbe past fifteen years. 1 have done It Mrmers were supplied with tbe l»est and to murder all lhe merchants in the connlry, shipped nt once. because 1 feel that I was wronged in the cheapest tools in tire world, n e might "WelL” said the other. “I believe this Is the whole thing would be no feore ridicu­ little leaching I hart in my boyhood and I point out that this dnty, having performed Just wiiat those Yankees had in their lous Ilian this foolLsii ascertiun of the waul to save the boys and girts that are Guide. minds. They want to force our manufac ­ Ito mission, stands as an hcoiorable land­ growing up from the same sort of mal­ In the February number appears an able turers and their capital to go and settle mark, and since its existence injure* no down there.'' article from C. 11. Bramble, who h prrsl- practice. I don't waut tbe mortification and humiliation that have been my lot one and its removal could not l>cnent any Is there any wonder that England re­ deat of the l<enawev <U Patrons Associa­ through life to be tbrir*. That big boy tion and an examiner in that county. In j •. because no fanner would ever think joiced at the recent free trade victory, commenting on this the. editor says: “A who is working away for dear life to a»« of sending abroad for tbe clumsy plows of which had the effect of cheeking this exo­ careful study of «he work (tiie course of certain what fractional part of a mile K of Barland or Germany under any circnmof u-10 of a barley com is and yet who dus of capital from England? study) shows it to be a systematic progres­ Btanees. we might rest oar case on simply sion well adapted to the average mind of will all bls life write ‘ John IsaGood Boy." Putting aside all theories, every lover of tho country school boy or girl. So long as is a monument to tbe kind of teaching too asking our questioner to show cause why common iu the past. I do think that tbe the tariff BMMUd lxBut there progress must we with profound regret the advocated of this system ciaitine them­ selves to thia single feature of tin work, time has come when we should iiave better to another explanation of its existence lhe Introduction hero of any element which they evrudnly should receive the support work in our aebonla. I do think that thoce will lessen wages. The mainspring of our which is commonly overlooked. of every educator: but while they are sys­ who have no children to educate and yet From beginning to end of the tariff bill, progress la high wages—wage* at such _ tematizing the country school loom they must pay to^Moeate ours, should Insist not a word is said about agricultural level that the workingman can spare hia should also look to the shifting raft upon that their money be better expended. I which their feel are placed lest designing do think that to keep a boy drilling month machinery. It does not even recognize wife to preside over a home, can command manipulators may drift from Its moorings after month upon such words as ‘'ratiocina­ maamntmieaoithM <>: m hm ma leisure, go to lectures, take a newspaper, ami............end Ina revolutionary act by the tion’’ and “thapaodlcally" while he Informs If it were mentioned, it is doubtful wheth­ and HR himself from tbe deadening level present legislature that shall prove a simoon the friend that be “sets down to rite him a f mere toll. That dollar left after all tbe to the whole school Interests of our state.” few lines,” is a barbarism that should be er It really would have any <>uty at all placed on it. For tbe manufacturers of bills are paid on Saturday night means The “simoon" to which the editor refers stopped. 1 du think that to keep a child ia evidently a return to the township sys­ in school eight or ten years atxi then turn education, independence. M-IPrespect, man­ tem. agricultural implement* do not cave par­ blnioat without the ability to correctly ticularly about tire tariff. Tbey know hood; It increases the value of every acre Perhaps J can better accomplish what I write a sentence comprising a dozen words that foreign maker- could not cunnrete near by. fills the town with dwellings, desire by tnating the matter negatively nr Is a farce that has liern played long with them on any tens'*, and as a matter opens .public libraries and crowds them, stating some things that grading will not enough. Is any man going to Bud fault do. In other words, noticing objections because I am insisting that teachers shall of fact many of them are free traders. dots tbe continent with cities, and cob­ made. do better work? if any, «|»eak. for him Tbe protectionists among them are in- webs it with railways. The one remain­ 1. "It will cost mon-.' I should be have I offended, lines any tax payer 1hk*nee<i by principle, and a belief tiiat ing dollar insures progress and guarantees clad to have acme one explain how. 1 In­ grumlile liecanse I Insist that rarfi teacher sist that It will cost lea* ami challenge con ­ shall have a record that will enable tiie protection is necesaarv for tbe beet inter- millions to Its owner, better than a score tradiction on this point 1 will inentiun next teaciter to take up the work imme­ e*n of tbe whore country, rather than be­ of statutes, it la worth more than a only otic way and that a minor one: Any diately ami thus save the wages of an en­ cause of any special benefit to tbeir partic­ thousand colleges, and makes armies and one that ha* given Attention to the matter tire week? If any. -«peak. for him. too. will larar out the statement that a week is have 1 offended. Are panenta going to ular industry. police superfluous.—Wendell Phillip*. spent fy each new teaclier in getting the find fault because 1 am instating that their Tbe republicans of Michigan having ichooli classified and in running order. children shall tie better taught: that each to be on agricultural machinery is this: learned that votes not cast are not counted Not infrequently three different teachers teneher shall not assume that her predeces­ Every manufactured article cannot bt in this state, III -inoliably abandon their are employed in the course of the year. 11 sors was a dunce and immediately turn la the rule to have two. By tbe use of the them all berk to the bcgianing of their mentioned in a tariff bill. The mere effort to eleet tbeir candidates by staying prominent one* and tbow- most needing at home.' If this is not true they will de- claM.lfication system, which I* a part of books? If any speak, for them also have 1 the plan, the new teacher can take up the offetuled. Possibly a little reflection may protection are s peelbed, and then, serve defeat—and meet it But if tbe re­ work where lhe old one leaves it and thus show that no one has any real grounds for det to stop up ail leaks which otherwise publicans of the state go to the polls in this time be saved. It Is believed that this offrtiw. objection is founded upon |he idea that might neutralize the effect of the rate* April Judge Montgomery will have a rous­ Caoern more than one teacher will be needed in specifically imposed by alwulM the >peejing majority, and Michigan will again be tbe school at the same time. The -plan Tbousuudsof cancers arc permanently re­ fied articles to come In under the names or moved by entirely new and original methode substantially placed in the republican col- contemplates nothing of the sort. forms which do not ap|tear in a biU, a umn—Detroit Tribinie. 2. “Teachere will get tiie Impression witlHwt pain. Iom of blood, or the use of that they are obliged to tea.* oolv what b plaster or knife. For book <® Cancer (rent general provision must be, added to cover in tl* course.” This objection comes free} address Surgical Hotel, Cutrabu*. O. The resolutions passel by the late ■UMMlneotis articles of like ehnnstae. I>jl S. B. Hajutmam, Pres’t. from a progressive officer who earnestly After enumerating tbe numerous “vnetak Patras state cxntcnticn denounceJ the deairea to make our schools better. democratic steal of two Beat* in the „_ _ — state “Many of us are not able,” he says, “to and manufactures or through 83 para­ Tbe partnership berrtotore existing under graphs, schedule C. of the McKinley bill senate as a fraud and au outmge upon jus­ send our children away to school and 1 Ur of * Crawley l< tbhday in Its 84th and last (pantgraph No. ll.r> x>f tice, hi whose taxer no pretense of excuse want to see some of the higher branches put to and our country schools made so or reason am be justly wrged. And tbe the bill) says: good that they will not have to go." Well, democratic state convention demonstrated Manufactures, articles or ware*. IHW1. Hand w.. um. ”***’ suppose teachers should get sueh an Im­ specially enumerated or provided fur in U« appreciation at the Patron* by squarely pression. I- E. ttTAt'FFKH. 1 do not think one is likely to. _____________ J L CKA W LMT. this act. composed wholly or in part <rf endovHlug and defending the steal. How but if a few do the Illusion can be readily iron, steel, lead, copper, nickel, pewter, dispelled. 1 have been asked again and do Patrons like it? zinc, gold, silver, platinum, alumiuum, or again by teachers. “Ain I obUged to teach Mr. <r W ,00,^0“”"" ““ “«• ■ay other metal, — andbether partly or Repabiicans should begin to plan forihe algebra as 1 bold only a 3rd grade certlfiItowllnjr. Mich. Wholly manufactured. 45 per retd us* ad ycairchaltange .ated Mar. w spring campaign, „ Get out good caucuses, cate?" My answer has always been, “It ’'....’K-’T1 valorem. is your business to find out what you will Thia is all that is it Umn azricuitu- nominate good men. then get out tbe re­ l>e expected to teach before you engage lhe ral machinery. The old provision was publican votes, and yxrn will cleet them. school aud If you cannot fill the bill then v_7 * . c’wiius, M»r. -.‘UUi 1*1 With a full vote out Barry county lafts keep away from there.” The recklessness NhUouaI tubs loguvr.ru. the same. The rate in the Mills bill was Ma. Joit x aksold, bowling. of some tuebero and. I may a<H. of some 40 per cent. The paragraph was <le»igood 500 votes of being a democratic county. boards In not informing teachers what THE MARKETStoeovtr A! unenumeratfd metal maniifaclwill be expected of them, h the cause of SCHOOL COLUMN. no Hute trouble. Grading neeks only to ures. and this includes farm implements have the various braches taught well am! along with perhaps thousands of other arthoroughly and In proper order, and each tides. Tbe government probably has not district ran go as far as the taxnayw. are Perhaps it I* proper and desirable that I willing to put their hands in their pockets ooUentrd a eenL of duty on ordinary agriCorn-aac.' ” ' enltural Implements in a quarter of a cen- blreuld ny a few words upon tbe subject Certainly all must admit there is no limit of grading our country schools. I am beyond which tbe country school cannot tatry because there bare been none 1 tn port- aware that I have been tire target of con • <a TM. IM.I. will vary I,, aloreSX t»ad. We send pk>w« and mowing machines siderable critictom iu relation thereto and tricur 1, orerly or quin av.r, one i^n, -aurlm,,.,,. some little gratuitous adv ia* baa been ta>- •re thow wlthom ehlMren lw Miwite WOmT8*11'” to all parts of the world instead. dered as to what 1 should bare done be­ Tbe Patron state, convention was in se»- fore attempting anything of tbe sort . 1 of the tax. Fbcy are supposed io be re­ w “ i*r ton.' Bkro ar.Lansing at tbe tiaw the democratic Dad no fault with any fair criticism and paid in the tocreased protection to life and 8»tt-8emna at Cl wr bbL “• wwmbew of the state senate, by the most am quite sure that no oue Is likely to sug­ property, and the Improvement of «oei«*tr gest anything that I did Dot canvass in my hsavish trickery, unsealed two republican own mind before starting out I trust that inoident to education. If the matter it Fkar-a-j. properly understood. 1 think this class tawator*and sealed two democrats itethelr all will be so fair a* not to utterly condemn will not object to the purchase of an amnie Maptesigar.s^Wc. places. .This steal deprived the Patrons this till tbey have viewed it on al) sides, supply of blaekboanl. maps, globe etc Induavy of tbe balance of power In the nor to coufound any mistakes that 1 have lh<?y WMttt l‘‘ K«'t wade or that teacher* may make with tire the uia. possible from the money. Snch plan itself. Teaclrert are not infallible, apparatus b exceedingly valuable from the Mnptibie proceedings of which any politl- and tbe aecrrtary coDfcsAes to being hu­ lowest grade up and greatly enhances the eal party eoukl be guilty. Highway rob­ ----- I am about as eertalu as 1 lire that value^oftlu, teacher’s work. I quenttoo tMKl.^^^neiUcker•• 140. he justified In taxlug ‘ bery could be defended ou the same any man who carefully and candidly laves- yheth.CT Wf tigate* the matter, what it aims to do and Wbmu. No. J wmt. gUtt. No. 2rM> SUW4 grounds as this democratic senatorial steal. l>romlRrs to accompliah for our schools, then to purchase ehemlcai or pliiloaophleBy an unaittaMus vote, the Patron state will be heartily in favor of it. 1 feel sure <»rel« Umtwp-s. 1 hellrvo th., i , Mntftalo Llv* vtoek ennventiun desouneed this steal ,ln most that the opposition grows out ot a miscon­ ml, I. • trerlwr «Umx>p<« mufh beyond 1 ception, due almost wholly to the term wb^4 U oonulnKl lu Hr counw II will h, ■uw.'uw) tegma. in a serie* ef ringing “grading.” Were tbe won! "ciawiliealiou’’ nootations. The moral sentiment of tbe used instead. I apprehend that the result •1 Unrapanwor pooHy trechtan wm,. „r , “ *si“ lhe reinury OmwlH.. In many ca^. _ Hog^MMIum sad might be quite different Beyond here and there a ripple. I date trict can go as far as the people desire tbe first opposition to the appearance of an If they are willing to pay for the teaching article in Tire Patron*’ Guide. Thoar that Sn"lZ,‘Jrt *"* .“'■’"TuS have enrfuIly read that paper must have discovered two thing*: Tlmt (1) when the ». •• u Will MreanliKe n onmokte editor ret out to discuss the matter be Otaw, nr tana,- Thia la knew next to nothing about it, and (2) having since found out something about It. of IL As many reader* of the Banxeb may not hare seen tbe Guide. 1 quote from the ‘Mri0* •^’liUoual January number. After explaining n reiuulm ' ™l “1 •owe length lhe prerent method of electing laZniL^J «««w arem <00.1 bn.lnre, arboai examiner*, tbe editor Bay*: ‘ Thto managwoicnt to atop this leak. to the eondkfion ot affairs we are asked to 4. "Sone pupil* will be held boekand support by driving another rivet in tbe and compelled lo gn over I be work arah. ami win” Seuwr l» lhl, ^**1“ ran. There area (retain! examinsrs) realize that they ayatan <rf rredn,, h , mast perpetuate thetr terms of office other Any wire, « .redy MuiplJ n^S? , than through tbe inteiligence S» -f«l"« to UH Iren£ St,* >ww «. do UU. h, , aim^. lhy ASTiNGS Banner Hast Tiie United States consul at Tunstall. editorial notes. F. R. PANCOABT HMTIlroS, MICK. ' Crude tlir country relwol u> lhe eighth crade. whteh would Incimte the aramoti read. You will make .NO MISTAKE. if you buy your WALL PAPER Ctdxbvu.lk, New Jrn,,, o. a #TOTO:_|.1„„, ' ». for S p«kMr. or ,.„u, lhi Coir. u 1 know It ... ........... (I1 Jw (all UMMII luul :i |„p Chotom. iMtnemONE “ your Care. Il w™,.,,,... “ Uom. lad ,t Un rewnd A in Improvement. One or th. h,^ * bid tbit 1 drerml Mm oat „l t|1P „„ ? and WINDOW CURTAINS Oi FRED L. HEATH, The Druggist M him dir. hot Uiowtht I would ire , Cholere Cure with hlm-n,.. , Uut when I killed tbem lire. u, ,8„ '* «h Out .» Uh ilekret lh, tej; wdfUnx ilm.«l <00 poumb. twl „ “ 1 ““ P* >O”f powdrtx I l„t„,t to”* tlUMU. W11.TE11 Q, ,l0Uw Aurone doubting thli wnlin, an M Arm. Ihli min. AM trar SnUKTKE*. lloo Cuolciu Ccu-J SO, the Drug Store. M)e by mall. ' ‘ Address G. G. Steketke, Grand Itajtti, Mich. For talc in Hautituji h\j IF. H. QOODYEMl THIS i INTEREJTJ ‘ YOU Fred I ing carp to eee al as well Cail at I ward if i this line I have just received a AN. Fine Liii Bef --------OF------- LflbltS * f QENT5’ JtlOEJ FOR SPRING WEAR Do not fail to examine them and get prices before you buy. F. G. STOWELL. Best r lo Repairing neatly and promptly done*by J. C. Woodruff. Grape Strawbei Ornarr Rose: ItoocstdeaUn Grand Clearing Sale At A. WOOLLEV’S Now is the time to buy Ladies', Misses' and Children's Shoes At io per cent flLWrtT JEfl In order to make room for the elegant line of spring goods that will soon be here. I have decided to sell every pair of At an advance of ten per cent of first cost This however is a Strictly Cash Sale Call, examine and obtain prices before buying, as 1 will not be undersold. Yours resp’y, A. WOOLLEY EbWflRb C Parsons, DEALER IN Mantels, Orates and File Tile and Marble for Floors, Vestibules, Etc Lawn Goods, Vases, Settees, Plant Stands Wire Goods, Cut Flowers and Choice Plants 113 8. Rm4 UUIAM R3A The republic dale A|iri| tti afternoon lor towrwhip r.nic VM repaid I <-.eo Circulation 1 Ladles er< Hire’s. E. Stauffer’s Morrill & —Tl»e Detro tbe pnbMcatl Phillipa'. Tbe volet GtWHl Rapt Thursday. wad five bln all i 10 c �Hastings Banner Men's rubber boots 82.25 at Holden A Hire's. Hastings Thursday. March 12. 1891. Wanted. 2.000 lb*, of choice butter im­ mediately at U E. Stauffer’s. W. R. COOK, Local Editor. Nice and new assortment of rewani of merit cards; also Sunday school and birth­ day cards at Fyed Hotchkiss’ drug store. A nucccHsful horse 91 we Is now made from paper. Having do projections it Is proof against caulking. It will not slip on the lee. is higher, and does not Injure the hoof. Horsemen will hail it with . delight. personalmention. .- Mortgages recorded last week 21, dis­ John Dennis waa lu Jackson Thursday. charged 34. d Y111 Hanw wcnl 10 Gr*nd Rapids yeator- Sonu! grading in being dune near Hie site for .he iww chair and bible factory. Dr. J. C. Andrus spent Sunday at Wall lake. Goods delivered promptly to all parts of the elty. L. E. Stacffkr. L. H. Evarts spent Sunday In Grand lANlge. John Besamer has added the celebrated Ladd watch case to bis stock. This with a Rockford movement make* the best watch In the world. G. X Money, of Kalamo, was In the city Monday. Our readers have had a chance to Sjirk DeGroot went to Grand Rapids practically test the mtril*,uf Van Houtou's cocoa this week. It must be the universal Tuesday. verdict that It Is the l*»t aud most econom­ Frank Beckwith went to Grand* Rapids ical to buy. Spary lUtilllpe keeps n large Thursday. stock of it. Mrs. L. C. Welton went to Chicago A peculiarity about the year "1891” is Thursday. that adding the first figure to the second makes the third, nud subtracting tho fourth Chas. Lunn is visiting his parents In from the third gives tbe second. Adding Rockford. the four figures together gives us the Will Rich, of Woodland, was In the city number of century. last week. A Jackson paper, iu tiling how every / Mis* Laura Bess me r was In Grand Rapedition is read, said that one day last week Jds last week. Absolutely Pure. a man put In a small ad. ••Girl wanted,” Ell Dogbee, of Coldwater, visited In the A cream of tarter bakinc jiowder. Highest ami ho had no more than got home when his wife presented him with just what he city Inst week. of all in leavening strength. V. «. Govern­ he had been looking for. It pays to adver­ ment Report. Abe. 17. t«w>. TV. C. Carmen of Caledonia, was in the tise in any event. , city last week. Remember that when you want your /IrvCressy visited hls father in Haheyes tested for glasses, that Dr. Lowry lias/ • well last week. . , the best of apparatus to make a thorough and scientific examination uf the eves to W. M. Milliam, of Kalamazoo, was m test them for glasses. And then he has the e!ty Friday. « large stock of the very finest quality of TValter Fisher, of Kalamazoo, spent Sun­ spectacle* and eyo glasses, which he will day in this cltv. sell on reasonable terms. POWDER —r Carpet Weaving! Fred Doelkcr is again weav­ ing carpets and will be pleased to see all of his old customers as well as many new ones, ('all at his home in the 2nd ward if yon want anything in this line? COME AND SEE, ME Before you sell your BUTTERand ■Be/t Flour. $2.40. JOS. ROGERS. Grape Vines, Raspberries, Strawberries. Trees, Shrubs, Ornamentals, Evergreens, Roses; also Seed Com! Huocst dealing and low price*. Write and in­ form me ot your want*: will In- to please you. AdUreMC. K. PAUL Gaaklll. Barry Co.. Mich. SHORE > ED.POWERT NO. 35. ALWAYS THE SArtE 22 ALWAYS THE BEST 5< INQIQflR THE U. 5. Hastings wasn't tbe only place that got bit on "creamery.” Lake Odessa Is hi the soup too. and the same concern done up both places, and iu about the same manner. With experienced men In each concern however, there is no reason why they should not be paying investments, and a great benefit to the community. Tbe prospects for a great wheat crop the coming season were never brighter. An exchange says that old wheat growers claim that the seed time last fall and through the past mild winter are Indica­ tive of a heavy yield. Tbe piaut Is now sturdy, with root well embedded. Unless tbe fly or rust interfere* toward the latter part of tbe season, lhe wheat crop will be heavier than it has been tor years. IjMary E. Wilkins’ stories of New EngBuid village life have won for her an envia­ ble reputation on both aides of the Atlan­ tic. Iler new book, A New England Nun and other stories, is announced for early publication by Harper A Brothers, and will doubtless achieve a success similar to that of her first volume, which not only received tbe plaudits of tbe English critic*, but ha* been reprinted in Edinburgh -and translated in Paris. The slate agriculture* college has issued a imiuphlet giving a description of a new remedy for six of tbe worst weeds, viz.Canada thistle, red roor. moth mulh load Hax. rib gras* and narrow dock. Samples of the seeds of the above named weeds will be sent out glued on paper. This will prove a wonderful aid to the fanm-r In giving him a chance to compare aud lhe more readily detect tbe , foul stuff among bls seels. These reports I are sent free to any one who will apply to ' the secretary of theoolh-ge. E. I’. Carpenter, of Caledonia, was In the city Saturday. Miss Minnie Case, of Augusta, was In the city last week. Mis* Nellie Kiel. of Ionia Co., was in the city last week. Mrs. E. Sllsby. of Marshall, la visiting her sori in tills city. MHs Lena Robinson, of Wayland, was in the city Thursday. Miss Myrtle Nye. of Lake Odessa, was in the city last week. Kmd This. I If voq want any auction* bills printed call at this office. All work dune in a neat and workmanlike manner and prices rea­ sonable. Give us a call. of ice Is being shipped to Kalama­ zoo from Cloverdale, one train lasing kept busy all the time. A large amount Is also being put there in hour***. . Don’t you forget that John Beumer has tbe most complete stock of spectacles and eyeglass** In lhe city. Prices are low; Eyes examined free of charge. Several member* of Fitzgerald Post, G. A. R. as well as members of other posts throughout the county are attending the state encampment at Muskegon. I will sell watches aud organs on tire Installtnunt plan to rcs]M>nslble parties. Call and set* them. John Besshkr.' The Jeweler. Prof. W. F. Taylor's musical conven­ tion will ck»e Friday evenlbg of this week with a concert al Union hall. We can safely say that those who fail to at­ tend this entertainment will miss a very rare thing, a* a fine selection of comic, sacred and sentimental music has been prepared. Scats on sale at Heath's drug store. Frank Treat, formerly a aalumlst of Nashville, and whose name graced most every vourt calendar for two or three years in this county. I* again in trouble in Grand Rapids. He left Nashville about a year ago and opened up a saloon in Grand Rap­ ids. He was hauled up before the superior court hi tiiat city last week for selling liquor on Sunday. Having purchased the Interest of Mr. Crawley in the firm of Stauffer A- Crawley I desire to thauk our many friends S. R. Willison, of Hickory Corners, was throughout the country for their very liber­ in the city yesterday. al patronage In the past and beg to assure you that it shall Im* my alm in the* future Fred Kenficld, of Chicago, was In the to please yon in the quality of the goods 1 city Thursday evening. shall handle as well as In prices. Farmers James Cofficld went to Decatur last product* will always iccelve my best atten­ tion. Call and see me at the old stand. week to visit hls brother. 1*. E. Stai FFKK. Mr. nnd Mrs. Thos. Haney went to Kal­ amazoo Saturday evening. Grand Spring Openjag John Miller visited hls sun Dr. Henry Offine _______ _______ ____________ ... _____ „ Imported (owns, dress goods. Miller in Otsego last week. trimming*. etc., also fine line of seal gar­ Mrs. J. W. Lunn and son visited rela­ ments and furs will occur Tuesday and Wednesday. March 17th and 18th. also tive* in Rockford last week. fine line of cloth* fur tailor made gowns W. D. Hayes and R. K. Grant went to and riding habits, which will be sold with­ Wall lake Thursday evening. out’being made. If so desired. A large • H. Jenne is canvassing the southern amount of these girnd* will I* on exhibi­ tion for the two days only, so we extend part of the county for a book. ' an Invitation, to all those wishing tu avail T. W. Reynolds, of Plainwell, was in themselves of thl* oppert unity to. attend the city Saturday on business. tills display, the thirst ever shown in Henry Goodyear, of Grand Rapids, Is western Michigan. Respectfully. the guest of Hastings friends. WlNEGAIt & WeNZEI.I, Mrs. Chas. Rusjcll. of Allegan, visited New Kendall Block. relatives In the city hist week. Grand Rapids, Mich. Judge F. A. Hooker Is confined to hls home in Charlotte by sickness. We wish to say a few words to the people of Barry Co., that are in search ot anything in our line, which consists of . SUITS, OVERCOATS HATS, CAPS, and GENTS' FURNISHING GOODS. A\® We have bought a very large and complete stock for tbe spring trade. In selecting this stock, we nave given it our very best attention and SELECTED PATTERNS AND Will Marshall, of Hickory Comer*, was In the city yesterday. Dr. Bennett will be at the Eagle hotel. Grand Rapids, on Wednesday and Thurs­ day. March 11th and 12th; and at the Mr. and Mr*. Benjamin, of Delta, visit­ Phenix hotel, Charlotte, Mich., on Tuesr ed friends in the city lost week. day, March 17th. How much Ill-health Is P. A. Sheldon and C. F. Brooks were iu due to piles and constipation. You nuy not suspect It, twit those headaches, Woodland last week on business. stomach troubles, and all varieties of Ed. Frost, of Grand Rapids, visited chronic ailments are tbe result of these friends here the first of the week. things Fever In tbe rectum causes con­ M. S. Golden, of Westphalia, mndc a stipation; If you desire relief, positive and permanent, give Dr. B. a fair trial, business trip to this city last week. j Consultation flee iu Gernan and English. Alderman Chris Jacob Felghner, of Nashville, was in the city- Tuesday. । A circular from Henry D. Baker, secre­ Mrs. A. H. Johnson and Mrs. W. J. tary of the state board ot health, says that small pox is reported In all the states Bowne were in Kalamazoo Thursday. bordering on Michigan except Indiana. Mrs. B. A. Walker and daughters re­ Tbe proper prevention of a small-pox epi­ turned to their home in Martin Saturday. demic is a general vaccination and re­ MitwzAdah Ream is now a resident of vaccination of all persons not already thus protected. The law provides that any city, Kalamazoo, where she is studying short­ village or township may direct its health hand. officer to offer vaccination free of charge W. H. Schantz is travelling through to every child not previously vaccinated, Iowa In the Intcrcfrt of the Michigan Whip and to all persons who have not bevn vac­ Company. cinated within five years. With small-pox Chas. Doyle. Milan Waldorff and Miss on all side* of us. and the large number of people who are dally traveling through Minnie Evan* spent Sunday with Hlckory ■ and about our state it would not be strange Corners friends, If lhe dread disease should enter our Mr. and Mrs. N. T. Parker drove over borders. In view of this, it Is a timely HASTixna Ttzwxsjijr to Portland Saturday and spent Sunday The republicans of Iladlugs township will suggestion from the board of health that with friends there. liolti a catirns *t th* tows hou«e Saturday. unu*tml wutchfulhiess should be main­ March list. imt. al 1 pm for nominating can­ tained. and suspicious cases carefully Mrs. Glenn W. Greenfield, of Grand didate* for townilifp officer*. Isolated, and that all person* exposed di­ Rapid*. Is visiting her parents, Mr. and By oKUKit or eomtirntit. ■ rectly or indirectly be promptly vaccinat­ Mr*. J. Winkleman. nopKTowXBnir. ed, and all Infected material destroyed or ■Mra. D. G. Robinson. Mr*. Carrie Good­ The republican caucu' will be held ot Clover i disinfected. dale April the 2 id. last, at one o'clock In the year and Miss Maggie Parkhunrt were In d'-rc'H-n for the purno*<- nf nomlnalinc tbe We clip the following from lite Spokane Grand Rapids Thursday. to* nshlp officer* for tlw- etuiutng year anti such other business us mav come t*fore the meeting. Falls Spokesman of Feb. 2<Jth: Mrs. DeGroot, who has been visiting het Just about the lime the sun begins lo sons, Edward and Sjirk. returned to her IMjep over Moran mountain this morning home in Grand Rapids Tuesday. and size up snow-frescoed Spokane, W. S.. The republican* of Carlton win meet in <r»u-' Rogers, a Mason In high standing and well H. Frost ntumed from a trlj> I and favorably known in this city, will be through the southern part of .the state Sat­ nominauns candidates for towntiilp office*. united in marriage to a lovely bride. Miss urday In the Interest of the Engine & Iron Lizzie Wilson. The ceremony will be held Works. al the home of A. W. Miller. 511 Bishop i Mr. and Mrs. Clement Smith visited Mr. street. The wedding will be a surprise t•> and Mrs. F. A. Cnrtls In Dettolt Tuesday. . many of their friends. They will visit A. D. Nlskern and family Circulation this week 2.000 Mr. Kogers Is one of tbe prosperous citi­ in Orchard I-ake before returning home. zen* of this city, who has grown rich bv Mr. and Mrs. Frank Campbell returned Ladies croquets only 25c. at Holden &■ business sagacity, aided by what HenryHire’*. George would term "unearned increment.” to this city' Tuesday after a few weeks’ visit with relatives In Detroit ami other Ml.** Wilson has a retinue of admirers Apples, onions nnd bean* wanted at L. and friends, and is a lady of education and places. They expect to leave for tbeir E. Stauffer’s. * refinement. Mr. and Mrs. Kogers will home In Dakota soon. Morrill A Go. have just received a fine‘ take tbe 8 o’ckfk Union Pacific west Miss Gertie Stebbins went to Muskegun line of spring neek wear. bound train this toswidng and depart for Thursday to accept a position In the lead­ •The Detroit Free Pfbks has commenced। San Francisco. After a honeymoou spent ing millinery store there. She win leave in CaBfoniia ;h*y will return and give A for-New Yort: City In a few days to post the publication of a nemL«H>kly paper. reception to tbeir Spokane friends. up on tbe leading styles of trimming. The best value In the market, seven barsi • • The many friends of Charlie Wardell :n of Kriss Kring le snap for 25 cent* at S. E., There wo." an interesting debate on farming held In the reading room of tbe this city will be pleased to bear that he h PMllips'. Russell house this morning. Tbe partic- rapldlv improving from his recent attack The voice of tbe fruit vernier from' I pants were Cyrus G. Luce, late Guv. of of typhoid fever. . It i* thought that lie Grand Rapids was familiar tn the city Michigan, and Wellington IL Burt, who will be Able to be moved to thl* city from Thursday. tried In vain to be governor of Michigan. Chicago next week. Read C. E. Paul's ad. In another columni Mr. Bart, who is an experementai farmer, cud give him a trial if you are In need ofr tbongiit there Is no great amount of money to be made out of agriculture; but Mr. nursery stock. . It will/non be time to ask the question. Lnce wa» prepared. Instead <»f «uch a Where shall 1 buy my seeds’ Of course you Anyone desiring-tn purchase syrup cans1 general statement, to give figures a* to win: the l**t seetls: they are the cheapest. car) buy all they want at Good; ear Bro*, just what eoaW be made off a farm. H<* forionly 10 cents each. said the farmer should keep an awount with begets like." Gond.seedy produce good , hl* farm just a* the Hwrrfmnt doe* with vegetable*. My Wed* are* grown In tbe E. Phillips'. Prices on It are very reason­- hls store, treating the farm a* a bn>ii*es» great northwest, arc tested by me, and are Investment. He has kept ju*l such a able. Call Id and att> fur yourself. record with his holding in Bra..c.h county Tjo rent, a large Imnim* with good barn. 1 and hi* annual balance shret/bow»*d that Write tor new descriptive catalogue or LOCAL NEWS. reasonable. This is good weather for sugar makers. John Brock, of Otsego. Is in the city. Enquire of Mr*. A. W. full 11m u QUALITY OF GOODS, That we think will please you all. Our line of Suits and Overcoats is far superior to anything we have ever shown. If you are contemplating buying anything in this line give us a call and let us prove to you that OUR STATEMENTS ARE NOT WIND BUT FACTS, Yours truly, E. W. Morrill & Co. The One-Price Clothiers, HASTINGS, Seasonable Goods. You get tbein always when you buy Stein, Bloch Co. clothing. Correct in style, correct in fit, cor­ rect in make, correct in material Everything aboutthem is right. You always get value receivea .when yon buy that kind of clothing. Reasonable Prices. ) Clothing made as above, is the best investment for money, both in tbe time the clothing will wear and the satisfaction of wearing what is rightly made. Brices on these goods are from a third to a half less than yon would pay a tailor for making up the same cloth, with no better trimmings, style or fit. Satisfaction That is what you want, and what we propose to : give every time. We have cheaper lines than the Stein, Bloch Co. clothing, and good every day goods. I will show them to you with pleasure. Every customer is informed of the quality of all goods he inspects, and we stand by our word. That puts us on a satisfactory footing with the purchaser. Hats, Caps, Furnishings. It is no boasting to say what every observer knows is the trnth, that I have the best line of these goods in Barry county. You will have no doubt abont it if you call in, and no difficulty in getting satisfactory goods. R. K. GRANT, the Clothier. ! MICH. �— GEHAZI IS PUNISHED. AMID WILD UPROAfi The Curtain Falls on tho FiftyFirst Congress. . « RECORD-BREAKER TO THE LAST. Uic A«JJoammr»t- Washington CrtT. March 1—Tftc gray I light of dawn was visible through the windows of Urn Capitol .vester^ before the bouse recairrd what was the final re­ port on tho general deficiency bill 1 he conference committee reported that it had agreed to tbe French spoliation claims, bat disagreed to all the other disputed points. The report was adopted. In the senate the name report was Jinnde and also adopted, but much later in the morn­ ing, It being after 9 o’clock, tbe senate having taken rocew* until that hour from Gam. Before ll o’clock all tte appropri­ ation bills had been pawl'd. During the morning a numter of bills were urged by the mem tars. but .few of them got through. One was to correct a mistake in enrolling thr agricultural bill by which 1160,000 for the relief of destitute persons in the went had been omitted. Funston offered thia and Pickier of South Dakota objected, whereupon Funston exclaimed: “Shame on you! Shame on you! Y-u villain! You villain!” But. Pickier sud­ denly withdrew hi* objection aud tho joint resolution was passed. Just before the finnl report on the defi­ ciency bill wm made the scene in the hon*e was worth describing. The great­ est confusion prevailed on the floor. Strewn about were paper* and books and pamphlet* tom in a thousand pieces. Ou the -ofM were member* tired out with tbeir nil night vigil, sleeping restlessly, and no doubt having visions ot bill* de­ feated or victories achieved flitting through tbeir brains. At 0 o’clock a recess wm taken until 9, and from the floor* of the Capitol congressmen and employe* aud idle sightseers poured nut iu a contin­ uous aUvam. Tbe floor that had been all noine and confusion became as still as the chamber of death. All the help was worn onvwith the , continuous session of tiie past week, and when the house assembled a: 9 o’clock tbe dirt nnd Utter of the night session stUl remained. Gradually tho galleries nnd house tilled up, and by 11 o’clock nearly every memtar was present. All showed by their swol­ len eyes and dishevelled bnir tire effects of the strain through which they bad passed. Worn out nnd weary members a trolled liatiessly about the floor. The floors nml galleries became crowded. About the corridors of the house rushed people who were frantically appealing to the doorkeepers to eee “their member.” either to obtain admission to tbe crowded giilieriesortomake a final efforton the floor for the passage of some bill Springer hnd the floor and was wildly geslicul-tIng, but the noise aud confusion was so great that he could not be heard except at intervals. He wm talking abort ex­ travagant appropriations. Within a few feet of him a memtar hnd his little gtrl of 10 year* standing erect, upon the deal. Behmd a tremendously large Imsket of flower* the picturesque V’aUKAat kicking on at the noisy scene transpiring about him. The usual committee* were appointed to wait upon the president, nnd in due time made tbeir report that the executive hnd nothing further to lay before congress. Great applause now buret fort ; from the .Republican side as an immense basket of flower* was placid upon the desk of Speaker Reed, and shortly afterward the voice of Maj McKinley, wes heard n*kiug recognition from Burrow*; who had taken tbe chair in the meantime. McKinley wits recognized, and lhe acene long expected and speculated upon was before tbe htgtse, and another, case without precedent was recorded In |he journal—that of a retiring ■peaker thanked by onlythe member* of his own party, a member of that party presenting the rteolutiun. McKinley read tbe fohAving resolution: “That the thanks of this house are pre­ sented to Hon. Thomas B. Rcefl for the able, impartial, and dignified manner in which he be* presided over its delibera­ tions and performed the arduous and im­ portant duties of the chair." Mills de­ manded the. yens and nays. The resolu- .-•trict party rote. The galleries ’ were iu. aauarly tntererted in the vote. It mis the ■ call programed members grew emphatic. Democrats arose and shouted: ; "No." While Republicans outdid them. If any­ thing. with their thundering “Yes.; C...IDoa’s name was called, but Le was absent in committee McKinley answered “Yea" in a way that aet tbe Republicans wild. The acene wite-ti the vote was .tn non need one to be remembered. The Repub­ lican* cheered, and cheered again. They toessd papers In tbe air, waved their arms and shouted tbemselve* bneree. while the Democrats, maintained u dignified silence. Jr won't tbeir time to howl. Cannon ’rarne rashing on tbe floor and asked uuanwm M< waa cheered, but the Democrat* denied the reqtMrt. Bland jumped to his feet sad asked unanimous consent to vote in ' tbewegrtlre. A dozen other member* ma4t the *anie request But the Repuu’***» were inexorable. The Democrat* th* action should staid. Then Breckin­ ridge of Kentucky, paid a warm tribute floor, lu oamailttee and in peroooal con- tew minute* before adjournment k« fired appeared nn<! resumed the il >iy msgiu —_ abont the hall, or reclining on so-a«. hur­ ried to tbeir neats. Five hnndrwl faro’ on LESSON XI, FIRST QUARTER. INTER­ the floor nnd thousand* in lit* galleriM NATIONAL SERIES, MARCH 15. tn-nkiv'O’ "■ ~ :— Hags V. In n clo*ly Awing I’rlnro'Albert cwt, buttoned t<> Ue top. standing squareir <m both feel, with gavel in hand, in « Hear, emphatic manner, with earne-tnwi* in Ills voice, he pronounced hi.* valedictory us speaker of the Fifty first con^res*. ICteririri tnni Iririo nrli-.emrtri'jt*mlarftxi of IL B Hoffman, publbiber. I uils<!«lpMa.J •n» AR"" 13. "Beheld, now I know thnttbero b no u -■=. rtririfcoopririMM In • briOral vmr, b«ri ot wp(wnu.U«» .r Ita God in nil t‘-<’ earth but In brnvl.’' Ftfty-iinir congress willnoau jawwith com Tims Hpjike Nnaman a*, having returned nk ted red .rd into th- tdstory of ths country, with nil hh company from Jordan, be and it* work* will follow ft.' Wliat we taro stood before the mr.n of God end prayed doo* is mja large nwrauro jaiibralis rolitiraHirou** the -ternert. the moot turlm- him to nccupt a blcvolng in tbe form of •lent. the ih<»t tmtonrfving paraions trf the hu­ money and raiment. . man family. PoMtiral action can nerew i>* Id “But he Mill. A» the Lord liveth. be­ justly viewed from a near ttandpotat Ti-no The importance of purifying tho blood can­ and distance sro needed fif » ripe judgment, fore whom I stand. 1 »vill receive none. not bo uverestlmiUxl, for without pure and tiie vonlk-t of history ris the only r‘,row‘ Aud ho urged him to take it; but be re­ olood you camwri enjoy good hoalth. worth recording To statu In tamruage wb -h fused. ” At this season nearly every one needs a would re-:u to ta adequate tho achievements of Thu* spnlco und acted the man of God. lhe bmuw. would not to suitable “»lM» nroe or good medklne to purify, vitalise, and enrich lie was not rich in this world’s goods, and to this place. the blood, and Hood's Ranraparilla Is worthy yet he turns away from riche* when vol your confidence. It Is peculiar In that It autnrily offered to him, nnd apparently strengthens and builds up the sysUm. create* It is at hwt n d n-*edfnl here to now rekindle from a grateful heart. How different from nld dispute* <>r fan tho dying * ember* of strewan appetite, atul tone* the digestion, while glen past *ui’. gwa-.. Wtattar we tav* «ta most people! How different from tbe ,teradicates dlseasn. .Give II atrial. church of today, which in the most ungod ­ |k».m1 of amid ion* of finance wvitli the wisdom Hood's Sarsaparilla Is sold by alldruggtata. ly ways seeks to raise money for whut is of broad statemsTwhlp time will surely show. Prepared by C. I. Hood & Co-. Lowell, Mass. Whether iu the thin#* we have done and th* called tbe Lord'* work! things we hare attempted tor the furtheron•v* 17. "Thy servant will henceforth offer IOO Doses One Dollar of bnnwn lilwrty. w*1 wereiwtuah-d by h;*h neither burnt wfferinK nor sacrifice unto aiulhonorable motirw*. will be vfadbb’ ton., t ’* other gals, but unto the Ix»nk”x world nt no distant dny. Our actions need no jECKBAirS CROl? REW Naamau seems truly to have ttirmU ■ cataaomi-'. and all enumeration and praise by TUChlMreu’sMedldas from idols to serve tbe living nnd true I . .. ..... ... tin Cod (I Thes*. I, 0), and he desires to take Coufldent «m I am of the- verdict of tim-- «m home with him some of the earth of the whst wehsvcdoBe.! an: still more confident that Lord’* land (Hos. lx, 8). that when he offers the high:*! rommendamm that will ta given us sacrifice to the Lord he may do it literally tn future, will ta nM for wh»t raesaurc* we upon holy ground, though in a far country 8< crut» al !>ru<x«u. tare pmmmL valuable as they are. but tacauae ile did unt understand the worship of Je­ wn have taken »<> long a Having d-*m- hovah: he did not know that God would ti-hi of rns|>otuuhl<' pm-rn, hear him from ’ any sail (1 Kings viil. 48, onatratod to the jM-ople th been elected n^do their wi------- ----— 4h), but he seems sincere, nnd if noy one THE TRAINING OF LIONS. forth exeuacH will not be tskdn’ for perfonn- sincerely deaires to know God He will en­ anre, and government by the people will be lighten him. “Then shall we know if we stronger in the land. .' follow on to know the Lord" (Hoa. vi, 3). 18. "When 1 bow down' myself in the The lion tamer is n highly Intelligent house" of Riminon, the Ixird pardon thy young man, who, born in the Lnitod servaut in ihh thing.” to Germany have no nukindty or jwreotuil feeling. Who­ Id. "Aud lie said unto him, Go in peace.” - States; - —, went ....... . ........... - in his youth. In - - leadini ever uffere Iswtle to old <x.nvi<iknM and taliha This bribe decision of the man of God associated•- with U In IU Hamburg he -----------------must export battle, and the vigor »t the resist­ Sec Hym, -thte Jamrorlt, of Germany, ami so, . the-matter, and this b bb blessing.. E — ' — ■ ance must always bear some proportion to tbe i . i In i.. his charge, been mo ta. having ammnl* fa­ in 11 Chron. xx.X, 1S-‘JO liow tho Lord par- | vigor of tho mi-het. miliar with handling them. Traveling Tn tho mexntar* •■n mv left, with whom I am doned III* own people, nnd allowed them . politically ikMudated.: 1 teg to tender my mi«t to cat the pnssover otherwise than as it t the buaincas. h« made frequent visit* to sincere and heartfi-to arkuuwk-ilgmenta. No wo* written. And observe that the cttl- I Africa tint) Asia collecting nnlmalo. In a man ever received more nngrr.dging and un­ tudeof the heart toward God I* mor* in i commercial octwc, considering lion* andflinching support, or from a bond of men mure ' tiger* os cattle t.> te bonght andfohl. he patriotic. I am proud to a.-knowledge that in all hb sight than the outward form. 30. "ButGehazi, the servant cf Elisha. • Lt-camu thoroughly acquainted with tbeir that has liecn done 1 have l«-cti but one tn the multitude, an l I knotr that tbe honors of the the man of God. said • * • ns Ute-Lord ■ ways and' inslincta- Certainly it was the Fifty-first congrws taloug to you alone. 1 now liveth I will run nftcr him and lake some- | only seboe 1 where such quiet mastery over ' savage animal* could be ruxjuired. divlan- the bouse to ta a<lj<rarnud without day. what of him.” "It is a very long bu*mexs.’’ anid Mr. , Hero is r.n idolater indeed—an idolater ; As the speaker spoke his Ia*t wool* in Israel,'nn idolater in the house of a holy I Darling. "Al! my animals have teen two | pandemonium broke ont. Cheer*rent the mart of God. for covetousncs.* is idolatry ■ years in training. Why, il takes nil of twn ; air from both aldea. hats were (lung into (Col. iii, 5). He forgot that lhe law taught ■ month* to make a lion sit 1:1 a chair and' the air, Kerr of Jo'wa started “Marching tp hate covetoasnaw, und that Aehnn was stay there. I cannot vaunt gchera! Intel­ Through Georgia,” and the galleries joined. rtoned nnd burned laNWisc of tila cove- । ligence in lion*: it Is wither individual. I | have ha<l *ome fine voting lions, superb in O’Neill uf Missouri started the •‘Bonnie tousness (Ex. xviii, 21: Josh, vil, 21). Blue Flag," but g<4 n»4great help, and ‘JI. "Bo Gehacl followed nftcr Nn.iman.” ! body, that htul no brain*. Not wicked or Coleman of I^oniMatm {Started out on When Elisha mH<! “Go in peace.'' N'aaman I crw*. but simply stupid. It wns a-ten­ “America," and tlm house cheered and de|>arted: but it seems that ho went but a dency to forget to-morrow pH that had sang by turn*. Then 41te press gallery lillltt way ere this covetous Gehazi overtook I been acquired fur month* before. started out singing tbe doxology, nnd the' him. Living with one like Elbha i:ow was ; "But 1 can’t always toll. l*eo 1* my test house cheered them. ihirrows took a it that l;o hnd not moreef Klisha'* spirit J ' pupil. H«,never was ugly, but once I gave cigar from bis* month ana endeavored to' "And when Naamnn saw him running i him up and Mint him off. he wan *o dull; force “John Brown’s Body" on the house, after him bo lighted down from the char then took him to school again, and I know but tho galleries would not have it, and iot to meet him, and said. Is all well! ’ no Hon Mcond to him now in Intelligence the press gallery downed the “Michigan­ Or, ax in the margin, "Is there pence?" I and docility. This is <be point. A lion der" with “Listen to My Tale of Woe” and There wns little peace in that covetous doesn’t wont to do things. He just doesn't “Good-bye, Congress, Good-bye." soul. “There b no peace, saith the Lord, want to. Now. yeu must make him, PunCluslag Scene* tn ttio Senate. unto the wicked” (Isa. xlviii. 22; lv||, 21). Hh- him and yon make him your enemy; The scenes that marked the end of the "The way of peace they know not” (Isa. ! afraid cf yon, aud he get* won*, not tet­ congress in the senate were of a rnneb Iviii, 8). ter. I coax him and talk to him in Enquieter nature than tho*e ogcurring in the 22. "And he said, All i» well. My mas. giish. for English is the lies! language for house. Packed galicrlct— packed almost1 ter hath sent me" ,• • • ' command. • to suffocation—witnessed *The closing 23. “And Naamnn said, Be content, take । "The seesaw and the velocipede arc difliscenes, nn-1 men, women and children two talents." | cult tricks. Not on* lion iu a thousand gathered in lhe corridor* outside tha^galHb little scheme wns working well. can be taught to keep his balance. They, lery doors making vain effort* to oBtain Lying seemed to be a paying btu>ln«». He admission to the favored precincts. The had only ventured to oak for one talent of mostly tumble off. Perhaps in that per­ wives, daughters nnd other members of silver, nnd now twet tulcnte arc prewed formance their blghestintelligenco i-s called the families of senators thronged the upon him, which, with some urging (?). he Into play. Tbe velocipede requires a care­ private galleries, and the diplomatic gal­ consents to receive. Sotno three thousand ful lion, and 1 have just tbe right one. It lery, which is usually but sparsely occu­ dollars for one lie; man}' it rnnn has lied is nice work to get tho exact pose and to pied, even on interesting occasions, con­ for even ten or five dollar* or less, and keep It, bat what gnveme the mart trouble tained a number of members of the dip­ boys and glrb have been known to lie for is ths chariot performance. A lion must have hnd an original contempt for that lomatic cor;>*. All the senator* were! a very small amount. kind of business. You oee 1 ant busy harpresent, many of them saying farewells to’ 34. “And when he came to the toner their colleagues, and most interest cen­■ (Margin, beervt place) he took them fron. nensing up one lion while the others are tering on those who wonld not be present their ban:!, and tart owed them in the perfect I/free. The art has l>een to make I"”’----- T’. — v~v the rest of them come up of their own acwhen the »onate mat again. house: nnd be let the men go, and they do 1 cort] As the hands on the dial of the senate clock pointed to.Are minute* before noon, it appeared ns if for tho Hrst time in the memory of this generation the amnaiug little scene of old Cnpt. Bnnwtt’s march to tlifi..locality ot tbe clock with a-loug white wand in hand in order to pnt back tho nrinuta hand to suit the cmt-rgency of the occasion, was (o be omitted. Those who imagined so, however, were amusing­ ly disappointed, for lhe venerAble ‘‘ gentleman, Walid In hand, with __ _____________ w __ 1 his characteristic gait, soletnnly strode up ths central aisle amid the hardly-supprnwod laughter of a thousand spectator!, and turned back by about three minutes tbe hand* upon tbe dial. Oaoe agnin and a third time still, tbe time-killing operation was per­ formed, nnd finally, when tbe thing was ovtrdone.be stalked back for the fourth time nnd Advanced lhe band* a few min­ utes. But this could not go on forever. Jmtt before 12 o’clock arrived, the chair­ man, Vice President Morton arose, and with a few graceful word* of thank* and good-bye. declared tbe senate adjourned for the Fifty-first congress sine die. TERRIBLE MARINE DISASTER. Seattle, Wash., March IU. —Tbe steamer Buckeye, with twenty passeng -re nnd her crew, is reported lost in tbe gale of -Sun­ day night on Puget sound, tatween Ed­ munds and APPl*traa Cove. The Buckeye had on board twenty passenger*. mostly women and children, on a pies-nre trip. shoremen at 2 o’clock n. nx during the storm, which Is supposed to have been that of the Buckeye. It suddenly disap- ashore at Edmunds by tbe Ude. The Buckeye had vegetables in her cargo. UUA’KLAND, O., March iff—L*-t night a Johnson and J. Palmer O’Neil, of th* National league, whereby the former sells out for «W.(XX) cash all his property in base tall ibia includes the contracts with Cincinnati and Cleveland players. thing* co* oected with the national game. Ottawa, Out., March 1&—The govern In hi* iKwacMflon und sccurely deposited, nnd no one about the premises was any the wiser, ns he thought; nnd like the rich fool of Luko xil, 10. be perhaps said to himself. What a good time 1 can now have! 23. "He went tn and stood before his . muter." As if nothing had tnuispired worth men­ tioning, as if htf wert; n very devoted and faithful servant, ns it he wonld say, “My dettr master, thou man of God, what w thy plea*-ure»” We read in Ezek. xxxiii, 31,of sumo who "*it before ihe*crvanl of God as the people uf God, nnd they bear His wards but they will not dp them; for with their mouth they show much luve, but tbeir heart gocth after tbeir cpvetoiisnc**." “And Elisha said unto him, Whenca comest thou, GehaziI And he said. Thy servant went no whither." Lio upon lie. This Is nt least the third in this transactioo. How hard the heart grows! It iu deoeitful above cH things, And desperately Wicked (Jer. xvli, 2). What a gulf him opened between him nnd bi* master! Let *omt» boy tel! how he felt, when, having spent the afternoon in some forbidden place orway, be was asked at the teat table where be bad |>ecn. Ixt some Christians say bow they foe! about prayer when they bare been doing what they know God doe* not approve. 26. “Went not mine heart with thte, when tbe man turned again from his char­ iot again to meet thee!” Ah, Gehazi! he’s got yon bow. Covrtr ou*ne*» I* a bad thing, aud lying won’t help it any. "Bo sure your siu* will Had you out." “A lying tongue i* but for a moment” (Num. xxxii, 2B; Prov. xil, 1$). Eve. obtained and perfaap* enjoyed with Adam tl>* forbidden fruit. Aehuu ob­ tained and poescttsed tbe garment* and the gold. Geliasl obtained and poeaesaed lb* coveted silver and ruimert; but in no case dn these thing* bring pence.' There can­ not be true enjoyment nf anything unlaw­ fully obtained. And eveu though not in this life is tbesia laid bare, there b> a day coming when tbe Ix)rd will bring to light th* hidden thing* of darknes* and make manifest the counsels of the heart* (I Cor. lv, fi). We should always* remember that the eye* of the Lord ar* in every place be­ holding the evil and the good, and that “all thing* arc naked and opened unto the1 •ye* of Him with whom we have to do” shall cleave acto thee nod unto thy *ced forever. And be went out from hii nres- want to, but they must. It is patience, kindness, making them not afraid of mo­ tor I am not afraid of them—that boa done the buslm-sA. I have rehearsals all the time, for the animal* most be constantly at work so ns not to forget. Tbe whelp* are coming on fart: one, I think, shows great intelligence. I feed them eight pounds of beef a dny for the big ones and six for the smaller ones, and they take their sup­ per after the performance.’’ “You cannot reward your lions for good behavior, like you would a horse, with a lump of sugnr or a carrot ?” “No: tbey despise sugar, but love beef ten. Bat It they behave very well I give them daring tbe performance n little tid­ bit of moat, and Nero would think I waa not doing the right thiua with him if be didn’t get his morsel. My whip# indicate tho positions for the animal*. You could not hurt a Hon who has a tough bide with a lash, bat n whip acts as a protection. You might talabor a lion with a big stick, And he would not feel it. But be does not fancy a stick, the point of which, like a spear, is held in his direction; so if one threatened me I could keep him off. An act I had to give up was where a Hon roee and put bis forepawa on my shouldere. The clawv ar* very abarp, and any display of endearment would cut through my coat, and wound my *bonldera. and a new coat wan ven’ expenaive. AllTthe Hous are fond of me, and we respect one an­ other.”—Harper's Weekly. • Anything Suits ivetc b against 100 del World’- fair *t< The strike at •The company 1 and hired new Dr. Manhatta has just receiv ■ to the amount Anywhere ATAny time Wasbnrn-Moen will be located Rotan Hack nineteen years twenty years for sneak tbiev The story *en days ago, to lhe out between t Iowa Business by the secretnr; Dubuque jobte WRITE TO Geo. P. Rowell & Co. No. io Spruce Street, NEW YORK. Pat O'Conno kcc strip “boon got several h bootuiug scheii berahip fees, a journed witho tbe boomura money back. Mrs. Robert. ters arrived *: land. Thurada} across the Atlz Mrs. F. O. C Colorado state Thursday, hav Insane by smol An Irish-Ai Dublin Wedue box of cartndg daggers strapp George J. Gii Thursday in appearance wl agaiust him bj to trial. Expert burg MOHTGAGK SALK DUSTERS ARE THE BEST. , J(» rtyleA. price*.to suit aBWm. Avkk* a HONS. PniLADXLMnA. Hold Ly all dealer*. In th* matter of the estate of Ktepben Dorter. Default havlOK been made (or tnsre titan 1‘ilrtj clara In the payment o! interest overuu* ami payable ou a i:iort;:ngc dated June <tl». I« made by Cbau.icy M- *-[1’* " and Mary a. brown. hh wife, to HiiAsiina.'i Hammond, and recorded In We offire of in* Kvgbtvr «>l Deeds, for the Coautv of Barnr. in tbe Sista of Micbban. ou tlu-4lh<t»v of June, INC. in HtariKo! •hi pmte 2i». !<>r which default tho srt4 tHramnrti Ihuumimd, Dy virtue nt <ta rlithl filvru her tty ssul iaortc*Ke ha» made and hereby make* tb? whole priMclp U smu of »rtd mortgage aud .the InterestaecruMl ttoerson now din- an.i payai ;, . .riri —— «.,r.ri4teririri I,—.. , fire dollar* and forty Uirec cents. *j>. and no suit or proohedtnrs at law imvlux- t>ren la*ti tufed to recover tho amount secured ov said mortgage or any part tberro!. Notlee Is hereby given, that on Katurday. the In tta Citv of ilamlng*. (kmn'y ot Horry,ssd NTale of Michigan, sail Court l>o*i«< h il c thr txilld.Dg which the Circuit Court fur »uld OMmtr <»f Barry is hrid. at public auction toute bigitesf bidder, th* i>rrml«e» described l:i saM mortgage, or ao nia-h thereof tv* mav be ie*-rv s4/-j to satisfy tbe amount due on *<tk: niongtor. It of a large safe deposit va 1150,000, but th overeati mate. Rioting strii attacked non-i resuiting a gc: which broken Four ot tbe nt wounded iu tbe nnion tni policemen wh< Hundreds of Oklahoma ten -M.nl, of lurry, in thr rui.nl Mirhirtn.por.ttant tollceuw and suth »rltyxra*itrd t ■ roeou the OlUUU) TH...... ---------Counof Barer Couutv. Michigan, all of the es­ tate. right, title and interest <d th* sold deceas­ ed of: in and lo the- real estate situate aud talnr in the County of Barry, iu the State of Mlcliieaii. known and ricrertberi m f-llnw*. to tri t: Th* west law and provided for lu said »m»rtv>..«nrentUe* betas situate in the t<>«n»Mi< <•( iretag, in lb* Count* ot Barry, and Hn»tc j.f Me hlgui. and described m follows to-wit: Ibr south half of the north east qilarte-r of -wciioi. tnvnU-ou*. tn town four north, vui*'* nine wr*l eontatntOK otxhty aere* of land mor- or 1***. Dated, HasllDRs, Mich.. January KRh. 1*>L BuskXXah HAMr«<si».-Morig>x~ . ALONZO E. K km ASTON. Attorney for Mortoagre north cast quarter (net*). *11 tarn* on sr-tlon nineteen (U». in town mi.m1i north of range ten (to‘west, subject to ih- dower and honi-stead rights ot Ukabrlh Do«er. wtdow of tbe deecaaed’herein. . Default having taeu marie In th* ronUItlocs of a certain mortrage nisde by J»mr> M i'.i> ami A. Cole, hi* wife, to Jolm K. Ikmium, dated February J-Hh. A. D. 1RC>. and rvconl-rt <: ' offlre of the lUglcter ot Deed*, tor UieCounl) «f to immigrate ot Lannton G February. A. D. IMA. In liter 10 uf iiuirtgdprt. on pore Ml. Bald inortgaae was avicm-t Juft 23d. 1«J. to Joel 61. John, and said a<slin.turut duly rceondr-d In the otter of the H>vl*ierof Deeds for Barry (.lonnly.ln lltec.1{g ntnrt£*g~. cold and hut PRJDATE ORDER. State of Michigan. County af Barry- an. Ata simsion nf thn Probate Court for tb« County ot Barry, holdrn al lhe VrotateOmee tn the city of Ha* tings, hi •■aid county.on Tues­ day. tbe 3rd dav bf March, tn the year one ihauaand eight hundred *u«1 ninety oar. Present, Charles W. Armstrong, Judge ol Probata. In tbe matter of lhe estate of Joel D»haven, deeommd. Un readinc and filing tbe prtfllno duly verified of Dighlou Drhaven, son of **k1 deceased, prayiUK that * certalli lustruine.il now on file In tilt* Court purporting lo ta the tart will and trttacueut uf said de'-eawd may be admitted to probate and that admiui*iratiou of said estate with the will annexed mar ta granted to A. R. Warren or tome <.the“ sidtabP j-eraon. Thereupon it t* orftered. ibat Friday, the iTUi day of March, A. D. 1W. at ten o’etark tntheforeuoon.be assisted lor the hear li sot said petition, and that ton heirs at taw «>f said deceased and all other ]w.njMi»tuiriurledi*sald estate, are required to appear at a torsion ol said court then to be boldest at lhe Probate Turlington. mcr, was hun Mo., and Reev ocuted at New linear reconied iu the offbeat ti>r JUghtter •’( 1>. ad* I* aud lar Bany County. In liner 3G ot mortgage* mi pace 197. Ou anich mortgage iherv is vinliiwil t<» be dMAt the dAii-oflkls noltyetlie »nm ofrixtyflve dollars and tWriv-r wo cents, ai.d an aitcr- Near Klli*. tbe recent bl body had bee Chicago wo law having teen instituted to rccov.-v thr moarv* seemed by saM mortxagv. or am part tliereuf. Now. therefore, by vtrto* of the pow»r <■! *»ie contained tn **!<i mertgaa*. and tnr statute In •wk rose niMtc and previded. notice l*Jierrt»y glr«*> tli-u oa Soiitrctav. tbe 4lii day offfpril. A.. D. wt. at ten o'duek tn the foreiMioi.. f »b*l> sell af publtc oucUun tu the higbe*! bt.lter, at the north (mat door of the court Ihmiv In tte rity of Hartings, (that brine the V»rv *l.^rtheClraiitCeurt wr Harry (loantv ft ted<t»n . the premlaea described in said mortgage ur *o much thereof a* may be necessary to .pa) ’i"amount du* on hrtd mortgage with seven r-cr au-l -hoa cnuM*. If any there l>e, why tbe pranir cent interest, and all legal costs, together with of the pettnouer may not ta granted. And lit* further ordered, that said petlllouec give notice w, WlVi TIM, UIC -•■ - ' to th* person* interested in said *m»te. uf tbe sakl morlgng* as all certain jdece or parcel of pendancy of said petition, amt the hearing laud situate, lying aud being -lit tta Steje of thereof by causing a ropy nf this order to be Michigan, known anil described a* folo«». published In the Hsstlnga Baxnki:. a newspa­ to-wit: CommmtriBg at the quarter )H>‘t on per printed and cirenlateri in iuilrt countv of south side, of section 36. running Dortti <m -.‘Hi lurry, nime In each w--rk (or thn** successive quarter tine one-half mile, italic* west (*>' krty rods. theu«>* south ouehalf mile, tbet'ev re*t weeks previous to said day nf bearing. «0> forty rods to ptaoe of begfnnlDg. All on sec­ CHARLKH W. ABBMnOXG. 1A true copy.l Judge of Probate. tion thirty-six. town 4. north of ratfre we«t. containing forty f*o) of land niorv. “ TA< Niagara faUf RouU.’ Haidim. ter* and pla*t an increase of declare that Cl Second I Jeu has been droj provide* but tbe priva duced to cash rested. Government cently made dirtillers in A Ing thirty am nihsstilla Rev. Rober ■urvivor of tl High Confei church, died i Daomv tDovMxa. 'Assignee of Mortgagrt-. Smith & Comirov*. Artamoy* tor Aaalgnee of Mortgagee. Dated. January 6, twt. Secretary P ealistment of Friday tbe ounne* ofsllr •0.M3 to fiO.flM S&giiaw ..ITWVW'llIitft! ent crop to fa &ilJ l» ga|£c Business fall the corn-spora Argentine n M H. COLLI NH.lxssal Agvut, H tat lags. W. Bmuiiju. «. P a T. A.. Chicago. day purchased Me at the Bra; GILLASPIE, James Bia) robbery, declii Hastucgk.... Costa (Irene. him eight: SHILOH S pneun The Isgtslatun lag. Raoubm! CONSUMPTION prominent ph; suddenly jn t CURE. ' Arbor. Mich., IUKIm AU A* yk. word -‘Fir.!** a nerrou* .hook -A-ued M*rtririito tril to the Kroturi. H. did not h«r th.rollej, but. l.borar workng Vfr 5/. dhl. Th. workman wrni to “» -*>»-. mw th. w.ldwrt Wrirhmr ont ud Muten. brill. wonndnl. but out dwl by u, nxnuuT” NEWS The treasury purchased 745,O ranging fro a Fire Wednem tbe agricultura ofttaH. L She Wju Ope hundred the Farmer*' A ised iu Wiocot election. The proposed to be a scheme italista, who p plant* in Amer to Advertise A mail who L»nttendodhl,ow-, «weuUou mi MJll .urvlrt, to rHm th, deuu, U .uwlj worth, ol „ .Irnrt Krtcwph Th. moo in qnoumo. olthowh u pr-ent ww,"8 o "7 hun>M« epwehr ot writer io one Ute P«rw cfm, ww, t'wentj-on. jWri.ri-o o-' o'U-. M-uwh rhriwrt.nl „r HUn.ntel.CoLX.rtente.riri In 1«» ho Wri on thr potat ot brlna clrininl piriktenc or UrnKn.r wbeo h. Wri arrrwtrd. chriged with tteteon uri teoworri te b. .hot Oo Motri«r. Jun. » ot thri rtri. be wri. uk.h br . plrioon ot teldlm ontot tb.rapltrilo.drirri •R^nUwlwnHor.rortet rid hound to T1" A moment of sin, a lifelong puniabC k*®10’ W 0111:0 10 eal lhe fralt of l^s (Ho*, x, Uj. It did not pay If YOU WISH rilbwtei tt »U it nggdjje". 1b“ 11 ir b”"* bo*™. as?.-.... Gr*ad Rapid* Lv. In enlisting States army U toniaed compa Th* populnt “l a U| �/S /Tl/ AN UNHOLY PARROT. Depew for responsibility for the tunnel disaster at New York was that several ot I EARLY VOTING IN KANSAS. the jurymen were fellow-members of the turba u Co ngregatloa. Union Lt-ngue with Mr. Dejiew, and they The treasury department Wednesday dld"’l know Depew was a director tff the Frightful Wreck on a Railway Pn**ed Thrmigli ttm Koof. Exciting Scene at a House in One of (be flourhblng and happy Catho­ purchased 74'»,(X)O ounces of silver at prices railway, . The next day, to t heir great discomfiture, > lic cbagregctioM of the city, fa that spirit­ Blackburn. ranging fro a gf.flflrtto g).WJ7 per ounce. in Illinois. ’ our settlers blundered upon a county elec­ The latest corrected estimate of the ually cared for by Father Kelly. The ' tion. Trudging into Llbcrtyyillc, one of Fire Wednesday completely destroyed Conservative majority iu Canada pula Sir church fa located al tbe stock v«rd>. and t-mn — ‘^e new inu-hroom towns springing up the agricultural and carriage warehouse John MacDonald twenty-eight ahead. the priest is a great favorite with Voth old BESIEGED BY AN AN3BY CROWD, IIRE FOLLOW^ THE AWFUL CRASH, along the military road that leads from ,>f the S, L Sheldon company, at Madison, and young. He Isas jiopular out of the Acydoue swept through the region of 1 Fort Leavenworth' to Fort Riley, they ________ jmlpit us he is in iL Father Kelly, so the Newport, Attain county. Mis*., Saturday, Oat- Man utiterf ....1 ■>< ■< . . I fo,,nd “ i:roat c«»wd of people gathered One hundred ami fifty new branches of killing two negroc.*, a woman ADt'At boy story run*, has a parrot of which be is exI* .f * ?round u Josf hoMM, hl whJch t(,c w(jre the Farmers’ Alliance have been organ­ trcHiely fond. It is n very iutelligvit bird; Mary Thornton, u delicate white woman, 1 ivrs l erhapii Fatally Wanndad, open. County officers were(0 bo chosen. ised in Wisconsin sinci tile November n pronounced blonde, was married nt with Him—Abduction mid Attempted fa decidedly garrulous, and, xnor‘' ’.«r, hra One iiliving Hls Arm Tom from Ui«* and the pro slavery men, the >*?rderers the faculty ot always raying the right election. Springfield, O., Saturday to Austin Moekel—A Mother’* MeroUm In lirtiatt ' were now called in this ptirl of the counthing In the right place, a feat, that not The propo«-«l type foundry trust is said The niton, i* burly negro as black as night. ot Her Chlldreu—llemarkabte Escape ' try, htyl rallied in great F".?nbcr* to tarty tv be a scheme of English and Flench cap­ all two leggetl bird* without feathers, aa Three thousand carpenters M:t Chicago of u Babe -The lire >ril of MUhaps. j Ull? tlCCtifot their italists. who propose to buy up all the resolved Stanley to demand that the dis­ Thomas Carlyle calls the human race, cun iitviw tn. m .. 1 .. . AH was'eonfttrio® and tumult. Rough plants in Aiiictici. perform. ’ ‘ ‘ ’ '■ *. ca ‘ <w>ut^ j looking wen, well armed and generally pute betwivn them and the employer* 1 Father Kelly keeps this bird in bis study, London, March Iff-Mrs. E. Jacksqu Suits were I; -gilii..Thursday nt Chicago shall be submitted to arbitration. It tbe bound p««.nOT Imla 00 lb. .lackwnTlIle ‘ kr;ll V!,nir. .InurtH bat, aiul long nnd many an hour ot lucubration and ■gainst io<> ihlinquent vnbwribcrs to the employer! retuse a strike wlli be declared awutnetiatern rail way f»ou; Uuicxgo tpSU 'L:.i.-Jh, were gxtllopinu about, shouting was leaving the church nt Clitherou, dear tlernllc'l u-.-ru h-rv ,Sunday morn- ( anti and nuiKing making .. nil the noisi* possible for nc Manchester, Sunday,. when three men labor fa broken into by this talkative par­ Mnrdi 58 W..^l.l'j foie • l.vlt । l.vui-j ww „ uvru'wi ’*:i3 iny morn,l> . whole .r. (raia of n ............ ......was t.nrrv..,. sn» nmld be discovered. “Hooray jumped out of a carriage, seized the lady, rot. Net long ago, on one particular Sun­ ur. itt,,1l th? five can purpose ri thntc Dr. uuiiiiH Julius raicpei, Stlcpel, or of st St LouU, Louis, Was w— । Inj ah day morning, just before the beginning of. waa the only i^t*lli?;ibk* put her by force in' lhe carriage, und drove thu Sunday service*, the father happened Thr company has dlMrluirge.l the strikers shut and slightly wounded recently while wrecked nnd burned. Fortunately, there ' f°r C-tp'n Pat. tip.* could l<uf. but away. The people, greatly excited, fol­ to !»<■ very-muith engrossed with hia work. driving on the street. He died, and were but few pa-wng*n aboard Tbe1 ’l‘“ t ^l'? newcomers uvuvviusta «</ and hired new men. .'<■ wrjt aud why he should be lowed and attempted to ra»cue Mrs. Jack­ And as parrot* ure sometimes quite a* per­ arsenic was found in his viscera. Ills life .......... ................ ....................................... ................ ................ wa. klll.l K»pr». Dr. .Manhattan Picket;, of (’ Try, Pn., ........ .. J to know. He son. At Blackburn the abductors alighted verse as some men and women, it kept up was insured for 170,000, und the companies has ji ' received pension and back pay .... . l_ I.". 'w;** not n candidate for anything. refuse to pay. on the head, and .,.. hud one iwvi foot <.<11 cut off. u ..nt wu. -V. __ •’s our ___ Woburn friend, John aud entered a houw, where tbey, defied n continual jabbering, much .to the annoy"Hullo!. .« there The soldiers ut the Grand Rnplds, Miclia Conover, of Mnnito. 111*., had an arm torn pursuers The lender in the abduction ( nnee of thopriesL It is now definitely settled that tho home have revolted against the rule re­ off. Frank Lent-. «: Peoria, trits seri­ Clark,’’ K-ad Mr. Howell. Sara enough, Ailmonition after admonition was ad­ there he was with a vote in his hand fining was the lady's husband, who married her Wasbnrn-Moen barb-wire manufactory quiring them to turn their pension money ously injured. Engineer George Birken­ ministered, but to no purpose, and, finally . will !«• located nt Wuakegnn', Illa • .up to Un* cabin where the poll* were upen. privately some year* ago. He went to losing his patience at the (»ersistent talk­ th excess cf <4 per capita into the home head hnd nn arm anti leg broken. Robert Hacketjk whosince !870hasspent treasury for the bcnellt-of their .families. | 1 A Into was formed through tho crowd of Australia, returning in 18S0. Mrs. Jack­ Ing uf Polly, he opened tbe door of lhe * men who lounged about tbccabiD, so that u son iu the meantime had succeeded lo n uinetwn year* in prison, was sentenced to m.v-u..— - ---------------------------- -- cage, and taking out tiie bird he soundly The letter-carriers of Buffalo, N. Y., are Lne train eonsi-led uf a b-lggagfi aud mnQ going up to the door t) vote wns. twenty years at Philadelphia Thursday going to bring suit against the government refused to live with ber -iK1-ed its head. Polly was very crestfallen fortune. She L-- -------------express car, -intake , chalt car uuJ two obliged to run the gantlet, aff it wcn*rof ior %ueak thievery. II* nnnlied applied to the court* courts hnd. nnd, ' over this punishment, and for the remain­ for *nms aggregating over ptt.000 for over­ sleeper*. A* wa.w the engine struck (IU(. hundred meu or more, before he husband. He der of the lime the father remained in his The «tory sent out from Dubmiue a few time work since ItWts, when lhe eight- tlu debttivv rail it • careened Inti the ' 1TWhud the dour, the lower half cf which got an ord/r restoring his conjugal rlgbU study was silent and sullen. By and by lay*, ago, to the rflert t lint war hnd broken bunr law went into effect. ’ ditch mid the baggag.’nr was pflcl ott' waa boanled up anil the qpper half left On tbe authority of that order be a!.* :>ut Ix'tween the Farmers’ Alliance nnd Walter Conover, of Manito, and Charles top of the teuder Fire from the engine . opea fur tba < lection officers lu take aud ducted her Sunday. The police .felt com­ the task was over, und the priest entered town Husinv**’ Mtn's n*sQ«.'i.*itioi>, is denitd ------------the church by the side door, forgetting to . i<» tl,u set . utUre tuu..tthetl.,. tl.rtthe •billots .... ■ Mulhnnvy, Streator, III*., victim* of theill or -*~of — *, •<*««.««* «r stove theMtnt*A au* nt-oua.* . deposit pelled to obey the order of the court, und clone the door of his residence securely. It -by tbe .•wcretiry of the association and the wreck on the Jacksdnville Southeastern latter and it was consumed. The( ’Ifdcn •* j ,wt l*.twrethd 11 ma:« baa any right . speedily .-----------------------------------t belierc are defending the house where Mrs. Jack­ uvung open again and remained open. Dubuquejobbeni railwnv. Ill* Sunday, died baggageman hv railway, near Havana. Havana, Ills.. by some. ......... mean* ........ managed to . lo votf. here," saidd’harlit*. with uu expres- son is n prisoner against the rage of lhe Polly had not been replaced in bis cage, Pat O'Connor, the leader of the Chero- of their wounds Sunday night. get out without being seriously injured . s?jn „f disgust on Ms face. “Why, he came and it was free to do as it pleased. President Ch;in>l>eri:iiu, of tbe Wiscon- and be at ouev went to work rescuing the jut<Mbe territory with us only the other 1 people, who are naxiout to <lctivcr her. ; i* -trip “lixmfep" i-« tn trouble. He has For a little while it amused itself climb­ ?,t m*vnil _ lnmdred families into tlej 3 n state university, has just received from others. He round the expres* messenger . day. nnd Im said he was going up on the Throughout Sunday night tbs p»rty ing over tbe articles of furniture, and then ■ • a.i.iig trcherae Uho have paid him mem- Paris n brouxa medal awarded him at thr pinned fast, under u heavy box nn I with n ujg Blue to settle, und here he h trying to •-!— ..u . Wwrld’« fair held in that city for scientific .xuperhnumii effort extricated him. *.... but vo{cj»» watched the house to see that.no one es­ the notion seized it that it would like to follow in the ateps of its master. It bopjonrned .without; o|n*ning the strip and works iu thrgeological branch of ’be Paris tho poor telluw-riuul lost his left foot. “Weil,” said Uncle Charlie, "I allow he caped, and yesterday morning the weary j>cd down from the chair to the floor and the bomher* will probably want their exhibit. has just Os good n right to vote us any of watchers were relieved by friends, who then about the room, and gradually made money back. . Tin* objections to probating tbe will of Work looking at^i'r’t bv (MMu-ugers on tho these men who arc.running the election. I continued the vigil all day. Occasion­ its way to the door that Fat her Kelly bad Mrs. Roliert T. Lincoln and her daugh­ Millionaire Fayerweather, of New Y’ork, train. 'Die chair «ir was set uu tire by »aw some of these .very men come riding in ally during yesterday Mrs. Jackson would left open. It bopped out of the door on ter* arrived safely atSout haniplou, Eng­ have been uithdrawu. and the large sum* t .e patent beater anil lhe dames commun­ from Missouri when we were one dny out the church steps, nnd up the steps it land, Thursday, after a plenxaut journey he donated to the*'ending colleges of ’.lie icating v^lu tbe sleepers ull were de­ of Quindnro." Am he s|»oke John Clark appear at a window, when Lhe-crowd, which lire med to increase rather than di­ jumped und 'entered within the portals ot ucn-ss the Atlantic. country are secured to rhe cause of higher stroyed. hud reached the voting place, pursued by the snored etUficc. In tbe church it waa minish, would cheer her and encourage Mr* F. O. Crimink) wa* received at tbe education. many rough epithets fiuug after him. dazed for ft while, nnd before, an aggres*He paused before the half barricaded the braelgcr* with words of sympathy ive movement was decided upon It spent- v Colorado state insane asylum at Pueblo Fireman Janie*- N. Saddle wa* caught A negro wa* found under the bed of Thursday, having been made hopelessly Ml*s Dutkworth, of Williamsburg, S. C.. iu tbe wreck ot tbe bag-gage car aud tend­ door an<l presented his ballot. “Let's see and express tuns of confidence in their ul­ some time In an investigation. Soon tba.. insane by smoking cigarettes. recently. He was captured Sat­ er, und wu* btirunl to n cinder. Frank yer ticket!” shouted one of two men who timate success in compelling tbe besieged familiar voice of its master struck PM-. An Irish-American tfa* arrested at urday and u lynching party gave him 500 Birkenlit-nd, the eugim*er, fortunately wa» sUkkI gunni. one on eitlier aide of the cabin party lo surrender. The people of the I v'm ear. Father Kelly could not be at one* lie-----------------snatched it---------------from Clark’s :hand. ------- ---------- - town subordinated every duty to their fe­ located, but the intelligent parrot followed-; Dublin Wetlnesdaywho hnd a revolver, a lashes, and thru turned "him over to the found and saved, though bis left arm aud door, leg were broken. The other* seriously in- Jooked al it and simply said, "H’lstJ” The verish interest in the determined struggle the sound, and It won not long before it box of cnrtridges, a short sword, nud t wo authorities. juretl ure: Mrs. Thomas Martin. Cieve- man <>n the ocher side of. the would-be . between the besiegers and tbe besieged, bad bopped about to a position that gave it Michael McFadden, ot Woodstock, O. daggers strapped around his waist. land, bruiM-tl about head and badly scald­ voter grinned; then both men seized tbe and busiueM was almost wholly sub* n view of tbe well known person deliver­ George J. Gibson gave bands at Chicago has just been rele ised frox the peniteu ed; C. L liughv*. ut Decatur,, bruised Woburn num by his nrtns and waist, and. ing tho morning sermon from the pulpit Thursday in tbe Mini of for his Gary, and ha* aued David Henley for about head aud hands; Charles Mttlhoney, la-fore be could realize what waa happen­ pended, With as litt|« ado as possible it climbed appearance when the indietnivut* louud >1.340, He ctaiin* that Henley's son was ing, be wns Hung up to the edge of tbe Stranger* poured into tbe town from all up into one of tbe vacant rear pews, and against him by the state grand jury come guilty at the crime, but that Henley of­ covery doubtful, Walter Conover, ot Mau- roof that projected over the low door. when it bad reached a commanding posi­ fered to pay him for bfa time In the -pen ” directions, and at nightfall the streets in to trial Two other men silting there gr.iblx*! the Ito, left arm turn from socket and badly if be would plead guilty and take the the vicinity of lhe Jackson house were tion it sung out with all the lung power at Expert burglars entered the Freeport, ocalded. will hurdly rnvrer, Frank P. newcomer by the shoulders und paMMxl thronged with people, who, but for the its command: "God nave Ireland! Long punish nsent. Pa., bank. Wednesday night, nnd robb;*d Lewis, ut Peoria, badly bruised ami him up I Iw roof to two others, who, strad­ presence df tbe police, would have forced live Father Kelly!’’ It fa needless toreThe I gm i,-. vi lie brauch of the Irish Land it of a large amount of deposits in the burned; John Bates, express messenger, dling the ridgepole, were waiting for him. an entrance Into the house in short order, mark that the interruption, wholly unex<ifr uiposit vault. The lots may reach league wnamolred tu-*eud no mor money . left leg broken, audothenvisj bruised und Then the unfortunate Clark dhappenrvd it was hoped by the besiegers nnd their jiected and unjustifiable, spread constemar but this is believed to be a heavy to Ireland. burned slignily; J. A. Caiiipbell, of St. over tlte top of the cabin, sliding duwn out The North Carolina legislature ba* np* Louin, left leg b.id:y brui**t-il and other­ of sight on the fartlier side. The mob ret sympathiser* that the inmates of tbe Lion for n moment among the worshipers. overestimate. propriatrd 423.01*) for an exhibit at tbe wise shaken up; WHIImn Plowman, of up a wild cheer and some of t h»*m shouted, house would be starved into Capitulation Father Kelly, however, knew the parrot** Rioting strikers in New York yesterday Workl’s fair. before night, but tbi* hope was dissipated voice nud knew bis favorite expression* Virden, badly bruised onside ami *cpIdcd. •■We don't want any Yaokm- votes in this when toward nightfall two or three hninr too well to be indignant over the interjec­ attackisl nob-union men. and the latter A buried wall has been discovered near yer ’lection! ’— Noah Brooks iuSt. Nicho- per* of provisions w.-re brought by the ehtresisting a general melee took, (dace in tion of these irrelevant remarks. But he which lirokeu heads were ninde numerous. Clcvelantl, leuu., supposed to be the work A train with surgc**n« wn«-nt once sent pluye* of tra<ie*mep and quickly carried was r urly overcome by ,bc merriment ■ Four of tue union meu Were arrested, all of mound-builders. to the scene anti every effort wu made within lhe polks cordon nad hoisted upto that waa naturally cati-'ed bynnapparition. Talleyrund'a llmldenre lo England. for the comfort of tbe surfcrers The body wounded in the fight. During tbe rc.v It was then of this kind, -rblcago P<»* 1 resided in Englund during the whole of a second-story Window. tbe union men mode prisoners of two in the parlor stove for **»afekeeniug.'’ His of Mis* Ellen Wood*, whose remains were the dreadful year 1798. and a portion of learned that tbe house was provided with wife built a dre iu the stove. pul icemen who tried to quell tbe troubl.-. being trau*portr I from Chicago for I7M. There I was welcomed with tbe ut- a telephone, by which tbe inmates were The Bernritter Manufacturing com ­ burial, wa* c-«*umed in the blaxiug cam. i most kindness by the Marquis of Lnns- enabled to cuuuuuuicate with tradesmen, Hundreds of negroes have flocked into The carrying of cloth bags which close ’ Oklalxnua territory during the paM few pany, of Chicago, has a**-i^oed, with lia­ ■ downe, whom I ii.ul known in Paris. He and the besieging party will endeavor to with a string has become so common that HEROISM OF A MOTHER. weeks, most of them having been induced bilities amounting to ^10,000. ’ wns a nobleman of lofty views, gifted with intercept noy future supplies. such a bag is no longer a sign of .1 lawyer­ The treasury at Washington City Mon ­ ! abundant and lively powers of elocution. to immigrate by the flnring pro*pectu**es even a green bag, foy certain men of lit­ of Langston City, nine mile*7 from Guth- j day purchased 570 OJO ounces of silver at ■ He was Mill free from the infirmities of Tbe abduction of Mrs. Jackson will erary or newspaper pursuits have ventured rie. They are encamped neat lheFants Fe from fO.9M2 to I0.UH7 per ounce. ■ old age. Some people brought mpfinst probably be the subject of inquiry in par­ to carry their manuscripts back and forth Mr* Frank Leslie will devote ber for ­ depot, and. to add to their suffering from Halifax. Nl S, March V —John Bab­ him the commonplace accusation of being liament. English law on the question of in bogs of pure legal green. However, gen­ tune of MM. AM) to nn institute for tbe cold aud hunger, small-pox has broK- higher education of women-*-*0 she says. cock’s bouse ut Bay Roberts, Nx>F., was too clever—an accusation by means of conjugal right*, is rather antiquated for tlemen of other professions, if they do not • n out In the camp. whicb. in England as well as in Frappe, pmetli id«a* of woman’s rights. It was care to be taken for lawyers, will still Tbe duke of Marlbrough has purchased burned a few night** aga One child per­ Turlington,the mnrdererof Sheriff Crau- several valuable American trottiujahor»e«, ished in tbe flames. Mr*- Babcock broke ;«ople keep at a distance all the men whose extended to India about a quarter of a choose black broadcloth rather than green superiority gives them umbrage. That is century ago, and is used by Hindoo hus- for these extremely convenient receptacles. mer, was hanged Friday at Booueville, and will introduce tbe breed in England. her leg iu jumpin,;, and all tbe otlier chil­ Mo., and Reeves, a colored felon wraexThe subject reminds the Listener of a A man giving bis name as Charles J. dren were more ur les* injured from the tne on!/ reason why he never was in office iMiybrio compel wivra, who tvrre wedded in infancy nnd had inever seen tbeir hus­ true story. Not long ago \ Mr. Alpheus again. <*culed at New Castle. DeL Edwards ktUed himself iu Toledo after One rosy die. Mrs. Babcock 1 saw him often, aud he kindly sent me bands. to live with them, the wives in Mora-Gage, a chamber lawyer of great Near Ellis, Kan., Thursday-, the body telling a pr iricst that be had come to lhe ; “,ne . weut through the flames six times for her word every time be received the visit of many instanc.-s being mere children. The ability but small practice, and even smaller of a sheep herder, frozen ”toi death .in city to kill1 some one. some distinguished person nt whom he Jack-wiu case illustrates Its possible use in stature, was traveling homeward with a ----------------------I children, rescuing one each time. She the recent blizzard, was fun nd. The A SIiuliar Case. ! tried to *ave the other, but wns unable to ' thought I should like to make the uc- England and may lead to a change that well stuffed green bag under Ids arm, when body had been nearly devoured by coy,uir tut.-inne 11 It. wiih horn** that I1 mei met will glW a wife r*cnrity from an outrage a brother of the law overhauled him. was at hi* ui* uoiur LONDON. March t».—A woman named ! reach it and had 10 jump to save ber own . qurxutancr. qualutancr. It bis bouse tuai I Mr. Hastings and Drs. Priceatr! Priestley, “ ‘breukiug one of her legs. *•» like that'nt C.itberee. I ‘•Heyo!’’ said the brother. “I congratu­ life, Cbicago workingmen are preparing for Ellen Mery, described a* the American' “ j There, also, I formed an intimacy with late you, More-Gage, on yonr evident pros­ the regular spring strike*. Tte carpen­ lian tamer, was torn to pieces while going | Mr. Canning, Mr. Romlliy, Mr. Robert THE IRISH PRIEST IN POLITICS. perity.” ters and plasterers say they will insist on through her performance in lhe Hous' den Smith. and Scottdalk. Pa., March 9.—A singular । “ “*** M. *r Dumoot, ** ’ Mr. l,_ Bentham • -J "What makes yon think I'm prosper­ an increase of wages and the employers nt Ahibeck's menagerie in Chemnitz ous?'' asked the little lawyer. declare that they will not grant the wane. Her mangled body was got out ot tbe cage accident occurred on the Southwest rail­ lyjrtl Henry Petty, tbe «on of Lord Lans­ downe, who at that time waa already “Why, your bag has such a plethoric and. Second Lieutenant T. J. Watkins, uce after n draperate fight with three lionft**e-. • rond Satnrd' >y. A train was wi de railed near Du BUN, March 10.—Tho Freemans’ fee like'look that I couldn’t infer anything r^ndi,ville maiwu. station, by a Uli*»p!aceil looked upon as one of tbe hope* of Eng­ of the few officers of the United Slates but thr unfortunate girl expired shortly ( V^Hieu*viue V I switch. It wa* running sw swiftly and when lund. All thf friends of Mr. Fox. with Journal publishes a letter from Sir else." army who have worked up from the ranks, after the rescue. which genileman 1 had on several occ.v Charles Gsvuta Duffy, in which that gen ­ “8I1!”said More-Gage, drawing tbe other has been dropped from tbe rolls wade. derailed it ran lute n dwelling house THE MARKETS. ■ions been on intimate terms, did their tleman says that the policy of independ­ nearer. "I’ll tell you what I’we got in my fn*rtcr, he having overdrawn his account 1 near by. The engine entered thu lower Ix-st to render my wtay in London as plera- ent opposition which Parnell had so far bag if you won’t tell a soul: it's a codfish five or six times. This is the only punish­ ■ apartment-and penetrated it a* tar as tbe - ant im possible.—Talleyrand's Memoirs in carried on successfully originate! iu and a pair of rubber boots for the boy!** ment provided for such cases in the army, dome. The inmates of the residence ev Century. 1847 with the Irish confederation. Boston “ The quotation* 01 ll»«> board trade stoppetl but the private citizens whom he has in­ * MV ^^..rt.. —------of - ---—- today .' caped OHM --- ---—o------ — a and <■.>>. the engine stopped alongside follows: Wheat-—March. No.2 March. » babr Inhr was »«•■* sleeplug. It was Then, with the exception of two. Wheat-No. o|>enedowned crjMjje where a duced to cash his drafts can have him ar­ wv.re >a follows: Queer New Year Superstitions. bishops, the whole Roman Cath­ rested. x ' “Don't take a light out of tbe house be­ olic Waves raised by tbe friction of the wind episcopate resisted the policy Government revenue officer* have re fore one has lieen brought in," is the sol­ with all their power, and banished priests upon tbe water are relatively superficial, cently made a raid on the illicit whisky emn injunctitm on New Year's night of to penal parishes for their support of tbe as the water beneath remain *> unaffected distiller* in Alabama and Florida, mak­ i lhe peasantry of Uncolnsbire. Death is Independent party. The latter, by reason even at a depth of 000 feet. In heavy gale*, ing thirty arrests and destroying thirty- closed 51c; June, opened 4»Mc. clorad »$*«•. j morning *ev.*ral persons were prostrated certain to result if this odviqe is not fol­ of corruption and intrigues, became re­ however, lower depths become troubled, 11 inp stills. Joly, opened cloued Purk—Myh. । . co;i| during srrvloes in the Luthlowed. , and the undulations more and more im­ duced Irom fifty to five members of par ­ Rev. Robert Hopkin*. D. D., the last I •r*n church. Rev. Mr. Schaeffer was the To permit a woman to enter the house liament, tbe bishops always condoning or posing. Occasionally an exceptionally kn? cKh • first affected, and then one after another survivor of the original membem of Cue SnS ^Jrt-jireh. first on New Year’s day is said to be a sure large solitary wave is met with advancing High Conference Methodist Episcopal | of those present followed until eight forerunner of evil. The same results are approving every act of treachery. The in awe Inspiring grandeur, its white crest letter concludes us follows: “ Until all church, died suddenly Tuesday at Pitts­ Livo rtock—Following were the price* at th • faintetL The vic.itn» were taken to tbeir said to follow the throwlug out of dirty this clerical interference is changed there towering high above all its fellow*. Such burg, Pa., aged 92 years. Union stock ynrda: Hox»-Market opened j homes and noou recovered. The Iguor- water, ashes or any kind of refuse. is no more hope for tbe Irish cause than ocean giants may be due to tbe fact that Secretary Proctor ha» authorized the r*th«*r active, biwt grade* steady, others te ance ot t(je sextou as to the working of In sweeping the bouse the dust must be there is for a corpse on n dissecting table." the elevations of series of waves, having lower; light grade*. J?**" i the furnace caused all tbe trouble. enlistment of 2,000 Indians for tbe army. swept from the door to the hearth or different lengths, happen to coincide, jpr ing. S3 a>a3.4»: mixed 1»U. UWJW!’; heavy death will be the co^seqiieuce. A cistern Friday tbe treasury purchased 276,000 psekinu- au<! *ljpptag kits S3 4593.,5; pig*. I Archblabop TVatah’s Position. may be caused by tbe squalls of wind, largely observed at present is after making ounces of silver ut prices ranging from :>) London, March 10.—A Dublin letter which arc sometimes as terrible in in­ the tire in the morning to spread the ashes READING, Pa . March 9. — John Seller*, |0.L<82 to 10.983 per ounce. Cattle-B*ef steers. Mucker. anJ tensity os they are sudden in formation'— aays that Arehbishop Walsh does not ap ­ frodvra <yw* — b«dX traw.» 52.35.lAUJ: ----- -------------------—• I 0**“ ScbojlMll ■*■“* Srt- over the threshold. If in the morning An importer uf tea estimates the pres Chambers' Journal. . rtrt.iwrt.rtiu. tzKurtrt.there is an impression of a foot leading prove the extreme course taken by those stw-Trtrtlrt TrtUU»|J' <4 ,1 > . Urf., .venlnt und bi. bnjita ent crop to be 27,000,MM) pounds short. rtlT.* of his fellow prelates who bold out excom­ An advance in price is predicted. a-5t>’ .. v rtrt .rt.. .rtnmr -Uf। asted'fi. jumped in to save him. Thu task from the house a death in that family is so A Bear’s Toe Nall*. Produce: Butter-Fancy separator. 34<(33c firmly believed in that preparations are munication m a penalty for tbe follower* Business failures in the I nited States _____ ... . . ■ fancy *____ rresn, <• zojssic; pocaias n«rtlr4-l.s One of the difficulties which tbe keepers of Parnell. While holding positive views for lhe week ended Friday were for L^.k.•’f-re,u. waMc. candled. . ,rtrt. lu_ Eggs-Fresh —Vrtrtrt,. .^. n.iirtr\ both boys sank. Helped arrived in a tew made for it, but it tbe footmark leads of certain wild animals in museums wad •ex in in id *u. 223. sea 1 io^017c per dos. Drtwed poultry— | minutes nud the boys were taken out of toward the house a birth during the year both as to the folly and tbe evil effect the corresponding week IKK), is sure, and preparations are made accord- upon the nation’s political und moral in­ other collections hare to contend with is Argentine merchant _________ ___ ita 1have arranged to cMcke ’us lut^lle per lb; rooster*. 3c;— dues* water. oxmuv» Sunue! »•«»» wa* •*'« found Chk-keuR 7— 1 ttbe be water, “*• lo be dead, terests of giving countenance to Parnell, tbe tendency of the claws to grow into the xnt 4t2O 000 (Ml) tn lute. 10x012c; JOAlSs* choice ‘j*’0**;0 hea I but hia brother was revived With great iDKlyx—Philadelphia Times. loan their government 520.000.00J to tijir tide * UUKJc; turkeys, mixed lute, the nrchldtbop does not propose to treat flesh, in the absence of the wear and tsar it over it* pre-ent financial difficulties. either clergymen or laymen among Par­ which they receive in the animals' wild White Rose I*r ba for seed; Hebron, WJ • ---------------James W. Ellsworth, of Chicago, Thurs­ WkftSbc; Puerlevi. Barbanka fl.iwaLIV; I Had nasolln* Near a Stave, Once upim a time Charles VI, of France, I nell’s supporter* any differently, in a reday purchased for >14,800 a Gutenberg Bi­ so much in climbing that they are sir ’ii L s■"« -wb.u~u.ur daws ui-waiw r_ . ___ ________ ■■ . St. Louts, Mo.. March 9.-Mrs. Mary ble at the Brayton Ires book sale in New bn,ouo— not only kept sharp for use, but are wont iX? homS?’SSSt I L. W<k»1». ». wlfc or Jom~ Wood*. his courtiers took Lhe the part of *”• --------------five of his York. down to a proper length. Domestic cats charry. 9B.0t)$A&J; । a _ clerk _»—i. <_ in »u. tbs »».■»■»*■ treasurer’s nfflea office of ot the MiaMis­ satyrs. To do thia artistically they were James Blake, on trial at Chicago for 4JL> (Jraaber !□* -Be’l souri Pacific railway, was burned to death clothed in loose linen habits, besmeared London, March 10.—Tbe Evening Stan­ may often be seen Hcratchlng vigorously robbery, declined to plead guilty and taka P", “>< ’“J al her residence. Noi**^ avenue, with roatD and then stuck all over with dard says that Parnell in his N*wry speech on tbe bark of a tree for no other purpose one year in the “pen" and the jury gave I I nxuu eon.-Borl. Saturday al ternoon. Mrs. Woods was down. Ono of the company, in a frolic, Sunday forestalled Gladstone** expected than to keep down tbeir claws.—Youth's blin eight years. I iuaide and covvrs. IW3t"e; common brush. -M ® cleaning portieres with gasoline in an 1 lighted one of the tbe ratvrs satyrs with a torch, and ami final declaration to shake of Parnell by Companion. Twenty-five member* of the South Da­ , 3J4c; crooked, 2 ^<e. In consequence four of them were burned open tub near a stove. himself speaking off Gladstone as no kota legislature are seriously ill at Sioux to death. This is supposed to be tbe origin longer of use aa au instrument wherewith Nxvr Yoax. Mureh fl Falls of pneumonia caused, it is said, by of the tar nod feather custom. — Clothier CITY ELECTIONS IN MAINE. to secure home rule. He—I felt so embarrassed tiie ocher day. the poor ventilation of the state house. Wheat-No. 2 red winter cash, nnd Furnisher. I invited a friend of mine to dine at ny Jn~. »>w*- JThe legislature adjourned Saturday morn­ • do >br. «u*4: bouse with me und he had such an atro­ ing. Resnbmiwdon was lost by one vote. _ DcnUN. March 10 —Edward Atchraon. cious necktie on that it worried mt, espe­ Dr. M- H. Kerwin, one of the moat ; M*?TaS>. A Russian editor who has been travel­ one of the Belfast Parneliites shot at cially as I bad several other friends present. IfcnDEFOBB. Me.. March 10.—The city prominent physicians of Milwaukee, died ! CScTXT J^ly. 54S4a By^NonJ says that the sight of a Trendogee Sunday, has had hia hand She (sympathetically)—Couldn't you have •lotion vesWMay vesSeruav resulted re<uiteu Its iu the election ing In Germany — j- — suddenly in that city Saturday at the age ' rmnln-1 Pork—Dull; znews eletioa ’ * ‘ ‘ * t a railway station . * «■ r. _ _ In -t-.rv of the lull Democr.tic ticket in every body of conscripts at 1 amputated. The guilty party is nn- taken him quietly to ynur dressing room of 36. Dr. Kerwin was a native of Men- i ypi Wi<»lt tor n«w. Lard—Quiet: May. Id Staplra had is exactly akin to that of _f a body of exiles wanF Mayor Edward W. t . and by using a little tact have got him to nsha. Wla, and had been educated at Ann $0.12: August. fd45. „, „ AUIUlk wan. • De. r. Join 1.. ... Lord, r 1 R.p p H7A a ■* 1 an their wav Siberia. Iboth being down­ on way to Siberia, wear another! 1 UH rote-*: . 07d, Lire Btoek: OUU.- JUrk"> alow -1»» but *?’ •tewty. “g1.1,: Arbor. Mich., and in eastern and European Live Stock: Cattle-Market FOREIGN MISCELLANY. cast, lamenting and taking a long fare­ He—No. His wife was with him, college* * I Colorado*. *4.4'.umuwi <»*"*» “* '• Democratic gain of 14J over a year ago. ier and Furnisher. BAXObit, Me., March 10.—Joseph F. well of sorrowing friends.—Detroit Free In enlisting Indians for the United MX .-din firm' lamii* dull: sheep. SA O»vC,*i. LosuoX, Mareh 10.—A soldier in Bras State* army they will be put into skele­ H >«4—Nominally dull; live Snow, Dem., was elected mayor yesterday by nearly 400 picrallty over Boni, Re.p.. tonized companies of several regiaienta so iau has been sentcnc.-d to a long term of Two thousand girls are taking Fox, Pro. Tho Itepubiicaus carried ra to bring said companies up to tbe num­ Old Cuf-Remember, my son, there is Imprisonment for expresdng an unfavora­ th* cooking schools of Boston. *] four of the seven wards as usuaL ber of fifty-fire each. They are not to be lots of room at the top, but youMl have to ble view of the kaiser's military abilities tion of tbore who think Boston BELFAST. Me., March IQ.—Hon. W. P. struggle. scouts, but will go into existing white Whrat Strung and blghor; cash. An officer who heard tbe man knocked entirely occupied with Sanscrit regiments. . May. S1JW4; July. smc. vum-ow-* -—* Thompson, late Democratic nominee for Young Cuf—Guera I’ll linger quietly at him down, and then ordered him to be lag » herewith directed to The population ot Texas fa 2,233.332, ot May. «Hc: J*dy‘“XTA' governor, *«» elected mayor yesterday by tbe bottom where there is plenty of room court-martialed. fact.—Boston Transcript, 49) majority. Both branches 6f the city and no struggle.—Epoch. government are Republican. Whittier fa fu»*uf p*ta Reports from the Michigan peach belt Mature in the London, March Iff—Lady Dilke, speak­ A0QV8TA, Me., March 10.—J. W. Chase, DsraoiT. March V indicate a big yield of the luscious fruit costs annually ing of the acaodnl* nffa^tia 4 her Uuxb.md, Re»ublicnu. wa* elected mayor yesterday world fa that of Wheat-No. J white eash. Kir Charles Dilke. aaid that she beilewd <tMh. May. SJLflMu; W over K- J- Martin by 2(B plurality. The Republicans carried every ward in th* NEWS IN BRIEF. , I . . * PILED IN THE DITCH uX: I . “■«=» ■*>•» BAD BRITISH LAW. �* ««■ ml ccNtdltlon which chronic estarrti of Flora MeOiUum do*ed last ( socceMfui term of winter school with little chances- A* a banana pecmur re- SJJZdtaul «. pr.ral.rae- ..d the "oral Ira® "»» »«*«•>*• • ‘“krt ailurr nt cddllur, IrealBnl '» *«»« ,declamations Muffing, etc. for a weary woman, a nod and smile to s J. K. Flower left Milo the 8th Inst, wjth kail 1**4 evening. ***" StelMorfc Brdrnrd Cn. >'*• ।a earload of horses, row* and household low!) .MM >!»• •I"*"’. • to on. wl>" •'!<“>“ r«ri. w • I'.run. Umlletae w««> .uden-' ,furniture for Cliambrrlaln. Minn. Ills Awn™;.! ■re worth doing, and your educator toward from od.rrl. In m> Imd «»4 «!■«•>■ * httuily leave on Thursday and will be ” "JnXSt or t^olblr oppor­ dortorwl with <««■ <d <l» b": pb>»lrl«™ " Joined at Nika by Mrs. Belle lhaon our place for that terrible disease, and ■returns to Irer home In Dakota. Mr. tunities. found no relief. But In 1883 I lost »ny Flower has 250 acres plowed for spring M "»■ l,r”speech, nnd was not able to do any kind of wheat and some other spring crops. Hta reeds were *bo«t 820. work fur nearly three mouths. I cou'd neighbor* to show him and family the high Following are the real estate F M Robert* will have au auction sale of the week ending March «. 1WL- •* nrttlrer eat nor sleep. Fe-ru-na did wuu- esteem they were held by them gave tlrem finn jrodiKts taken from the books In the register.4office. ders for me. and now 1 am in better health a surprise party to the uumber of 85 or 40. on his tana. Rutland. Ibursttaj March Beloved Tbuln, I *UJ Uloe n,vi<l O. Ackley to Beusro Hatch. «»a s«‘ than 1 have been In ten years. A good time reported. David Pope goes |Mh. wunnienciug at I0 *. m. ' niliCXfto it. suodkr: wra Yours truly. Isaac Xirowouualong to woik for Mr. Flower aud Ben We uuderatard that tbe of No remedy can equal Pe-ru-na tn cases Bralnaht for Mr. Dixon of Dakota. Butxffff* directed to Carlton Center fail­ "Jt'ratntW’A lt.-t.a- CkM- * T.U. where the catarrh has already attacked the Our wheat merchants have grit and they Marr A Duff have doubled their ed to reach Its destination ta*< week. R are buying wheal for parties who have tbe capacity and now they have one of the H'.’suwUr, to Jane It. Kaglar uni Mr lungs, as In the following case: Even' seat in th* teidge car waa occu­ was no fault of ours and the BAXSklt still Mrs. J. W. Reynolds of New U»bon. sand. Several thousand bu»toi* of wheat floret, beat lighted and nicest e.|ul],;,(i( pied when n negrea* got ubaard tbe train. HSffV’t.lto l« C ura- a.ra*C“"ra Colmublnna county. OW°- »>■ She ba* were purchased by outsiders at VS cts. per ' Her ann. were full of bundle* and she ap­ store* that can tee found In tbe County an* Ttie morning freight on the C. K. ,& »• l,rSXT>nS& to Watra J. Bra:b:raraa suffered with congestion of the lungs, ca­ bu. for red and white alike. peared to be weary. As she triad to clutch Uty. tarrh In the, head, njid waa troubled with a For the first time in Barry county finds a strap she dropped a package, and In icolng north ha* been withdrawn for two Our store now is 4U by 85 ft. every cun;.-, j fiSJ IO (Turtatl. Still '«• "• "d l>ad cowh. Sire bad tried a number of a market for It* Ire in Cincinnati which rtooplng to pick it up afrnuMM. She ns well Mghted as auoUicr. We would or three weeks. .So all who wish to go phvslrians. but Urey .all failed to cure tier. gives employment tn about 50 men and north will have to take Un- morning |«asseii- "wSlira'brar. to John na>w: |W>«1 would have fallen, too, had not a gentle ­ mention that we made our old Cloak flnum She was induced to try I’e-ru na. and Im­ several teams. The C. K. A S. railway is ger or wait till atternoon. 'iUr/tod'h’"-. to U. B. Sprura: lol Wood- mediately u marked, change took place. (which was 13 fl. by 20 ft.I into a Udie* man sprang to her nid. reaping a harvest In freighting tire same. With an outstretched arm he helped ber Walting Rnom and Toilet Room. Thta is an Then- will be a in dro party followed by After using Pe-ru-na her cough ceased, l:e«‘o"“'u. Mar-b 10 Frank Manto iraraao to regain her bn lance, seen r«l the array improvenwiit Hull we lliiuk will be much a dance at the G. A. R. hall Wednesday and In n short time her other ailments evrniug of next week. AU who attended - J. vn.snrt.rt « - . were cun-d. Sire is now completely re­ The Sunday achool at the State Road bundle end then led her to the *«i- l» had appreciated after a long and weary ride, , tr a place tn rest yourselves and children. the last party were well pleased, ,1pt n^Kowto carrtr 1. Lnrt; lot« Xa.bvllle stored to health, and gives ail the credit to church was organized last Sunday with just vacikted. •‘Take tbta neat, maduin, if you please. In onler to make things and it Is safe to say this one will l>e equaily Mrs. E. Pcnivock, superintendent: Blanche Pe-ru-na. I.. W.tralb lo Burl * WbBe: M S.aBrtll. Hundreds of tetlimonlals like the above Smith, secretary: Rom Olmstead, trewurer; he said. For a moment tho ncgrww hesitated and fumtah tiie most positive proof that Pe-rfl- l.Hlle Payne, librarian; Grace Hobbs, ZThe republicans Of this city realize that A.’ K. Keiuwtrui to Hiram blroag »* see -V> tl»en *a: down, after incoherently murmur­ na is a radical cure (or catarrh. What Pe- organist: Mrs. Shawman, chorister. nbrre some advantage* in being a minority toWu..rrek: fi* *ec:3 Buttaud ni-na has done so many times. Is doing In our Mauimolli Establishment we will E. Pennock and wife visited friends at ing her thanks. party- Dur friends of the opposition are The episode crentsd a sensation among keep Hickory Corners last Friday and Saturday. f troubh d with about four candidate* to one ’ Ttarre-I Lln«entelb r lo M. L Bonham. pareeb every day. It will do again. A jmmpblet giving full Instruction^ for 1‘rajrr meeting every Thursday evening the fuiawngcr*. all of whom were men. ofllre. while lu tbe republican party ot W?. M°tr*lg to Wm. Tuttte; »* »ee 4 Hope A* tbe unknown gratteman wn* leaving tire cure of catarrh sent /free to any ad­ at the Star school iMiuse. . HastiiiK* the nomination seek* the man. the car a friend waa overheard to a*k him: The accident which happened at Eugene aud then cannot always find,him. M. Cndg to V. Stamm; JU see 4 Hope »» dress by The Peruna Medicine Company. •‘George, uro you getting near sighted^’ Bush's mill has cast a gloom over this Harriet Judin to Boo t lto>: sen X and ZJ Columbus, Ohio. ‘•No; why do you n”k *u?h n quM-iioa?" Calnw A 1’ennok. Delton Mioonists. AH the time. community such has not been felt for Prairieville >>4®°. irartirt»iK■•Why? Ikcauw you (five up your seat were arrested last week tor keeping their Cha*. S. Burton to Mary t- Mjera: lot 1k. city NEIGHBORING^COUNTIES. many years. Our fpeclalties for the present will be to that negre-i. I think you are over­ saloon open Frb. S3 which wa* a legal e'j?-!iu Valentine to Ix>in Ya eutine. 43a sec 17 Mr. Gamble has hired nut to work this straining ycur.velf in trying to be polite. your Choice of Mvvnty-livr holiday. These gentlemen claim that thej Orangeville A'. Fred Deltelmer shot bltuaelf Saturday season for Charlie Barnaby and will soon • “Not nt all. mv dear Cell'iw. I gave up were Ignorant of the fact that tbe day was night from carelessly handling u revolver. move into hl* tenant house. my seat to tor simply breatme she was a a legal holiday. The care will be tried at The bullet entered hi* left hand just above We underatand Willard Perry and fami­ woman. I should have despbod my*etf the next teini of the Circuit court. The Womans Foreign Missionary society the first or knuckle joint of the fore finger, ly will soon more back 041 their farm in for remaining in my w-at toesnre cue w*» /No^ it Is Ahkrntah Felghner. of Nash­ of the M. E. church together with the and came out between thr first and secund Rutland. We are sorry to lose them. That haw been selling for 86.00. s;.oq, black.'’—New York Herald. ville. instead of Editor Feighner. The Mission Band, will hold their annual joints of the linger. Dr. Adams dressed 88.50. W OO and klO.UU These will all Ire new title was gained at the village elcctlon- thank offering exercises at the homo of j the injured member, and thinks the band put out and sold for will not be crippled. — Bellevue Gazette. We are having nice winter weather for Monday. when Leu walked over hta high i Mr. and Mr*. Daniel Striker on Wednes­ What make* u boy popular * Manliuesa. est opponent und emerged num the scene day evening. March 18tb, beginning nt Eaton Iteplds and Charlotte whist clubs March. We see a few sleigh* nn the road. PreparaUon* are l«elng made, fur sugar During the war bow school* *nd colleges of battle with :;i majority to his credit. seven o’clock. A fine program has been had a bout with the Jnckwjn whist club, making. Some sugar lias been made in followed popular boys! These young lead­ Being Killed with an aldennanic stomach prepared consisting of music, recitations, and were defeated by a small score. — . _ Just think^Of IL You must rotn<- earley en; were tbe man)- boys whose heart* oould and .i proportionate amount of good sense, i essays, readings, opening of thank offering Geo. inyder. proprietor of the Grand The lx»y who respect* bi* nnd stay late to «.«• all the many Imigaim* The mill is sawing out lumber and ixt fruited. Lett will till the chair in good shape—pro­ envelope* etc. A cordial invitation is ex­ U-dgv feed mill, had three finger* of hls mother hoa leadership in him ' The boy that may l>e your*. We have s1m> placed In good shape. vided of roui.M* that it's a common every­ tended to both gentlemen and ladles to ire left iiautf b*dlj- mangled while working pickets I Tbe skk are improving with the ex­ who h carpful of hi* stater i»:» knight. Tbe on tbe Bargain Counter 35 heavy present. No refreshments, no collection. about the luipper ot bl* mill. day chair. boy who will never violate bi* word and Grand la-dge Is going to organize a fire *ception of Uncle Jeffers who is very low wb.» will pledge hta honor to hi* own heart The machinery department of Ute fund­ The C. L. S. C. will meet at tire home of with cancer. The church and others are lure factory * a* closed Wednesday night Mrs. P. T.'Colgrovc Saturday eveaing company. and change u\>t will have lhe confidence ot ■ jlooking after hls temporal wants. That! wll be closed out last week, a* there was no dry lumtor on March 14. witli the following program: The Upjohn Pill and Granule Co. will T. H. Cooley made Grandma Williams a hta fellow*. The boy who defend* tbe hand. With the present capacity of the Roll call answered by giving the name build a tour story addition to their plant 4 weak will one day Irerouw a hero among call on Wednesday of tlita week. hwUlution it ta impossible to dry the of an ... author _______ whose ____ _________ _ In name is_________ mentioned Rev. !!. D. Cheney is holding revival the strung. The boy who v.-!U never hurt In Knlauutzoo. lumber ay fast as it i* needed, hence the . chap. 8. -From Chaucer to Tennyson,” the feeling* of any oi;3 will ot.r day find Good value .for 85.00 these are ohly a few G. Hutchinson was batjly squeezed be- imeetings at thr church. Come one. COW necessity of closing down tor a few days, the class mentioning the title of some- of himaalf in the ntmo-pbere cf imirersal tween a couple of freight cars while twak- iall. ot the attractive bargains thaf are to Ire Another and larger dry kiln will I* built. ; ij|b or |ier production.*. sympathy. "I know not.’’once said the which will relieve the managers from I 'The Church In the United btates. Mcs. lug in Kalamazoo last Week. great Gorerncr Andrew, “what record of found. vexatious delay* in not .being able to get | /, R. Hoyt. Fennville suffered a 815.000 tire last sin may await r.m in another world; but Best shirting can be had for 9 and It rained hard all day on Sunday. stock drietFftat enough. jI ~~ Tiie English ~ Towns, Mls$ Sabie»Beadle. —«>,week. That place seem* to be doomed. Uur sugar makers are expecting a big this I do know: I never yet drapised a man 11 cents. Coxcomb and Coquette lu Tudor Times. Many people living ou lhe low land becauiw he was poor, because he wn» ignoThe republican* hnd un election in Miss Sadie Robert*. ’ talong thr Kalamazoo river wefe compelled run of mp as soon as it thaws up. Bargains in Dress Goods, Ging­ Nashville Munda). and were very success­ Our weather prdphet has crawled out of Review. From Chaucer to Tennyson. ,to pick up their bed* and walk last week Shall I tell you how to btrenme a popular hams, Cottons, Underwear, Hosiery, ful. Of course the democrats and prohi­ hls hole and told us what kind ot weather bitionists had tickets in the field but tbey Chap. I. Mra. John Goodyear: Chap. 2. (owing to high water. Boat* were the to expect during March. We are glad lo boyf I will. Be too manly and gt-acroua Gloves. were ••not In if hi to speak, after the Mbs Hallwk; Chap. 3* Shirley Smith: common mean* of transportation In some hear from him and hope he will 'prophesy and unarlfish lo seek to be popular. Ire the anti I of honor, and love others better than voles were counted. Every republican Chap. 4. Miss Rose Goodyear; Chap. 5, .places. n good spring. Professor Sterling; Chap. «. Mrs. M. Bicks; was elected by pluralities ranging all tbe Cobb <V Hunter, of Kalamazoo, have a South Jordan school cioses next Friday. yonraelf. ami ireople will give you tbeir way from 20 to «l. The successful ones, Chap. 7. Clement Smith. Several teachers came home from tbe ex­ heart* arid delight/to make you happy. Singing No. 21 Chautauqua Bongs. 1set of china ware ou hand Worth $1,350. That I* what make* a boy popular.—Heze­ are all ooniparatively young men aud that It is 125 years old. amination with smiling faces. Critic, claj>.< ■ they did some hustling may be seen from In front of Farmer’s Sheds. We notice In tire New* that tbe teacher kiah Butterworth iu Ladies' Home Journal Frank Ives. Plainwell’s noled billiardtat. tbe fact that all the republican voters but B) special request the Rev. a. D. won second prize at the Chicago tourna­ of the Lee school has been watering tbe P. four were out. three ot these being absent Grigsby will repeat his lecture on, *’An ment last week amounting to about $500. of 1. oil. BATTLE CREEK. from town ami one was sick. Tiie repub­ Englishman's impression of America jnd When gold is dissolved in nitro muriatic A party of about fiO surprised Nettle LetOtsego is always on the lookout for new licans had quite a demonstration Monday it* People."at the Presbyterian church on on Wednesday night and passed a pleasant acid it forms chloride of gold, a beautiful manufactaring Institutions and is alto ­ eveuiug and are very jubUant yet. Wednesday evening, March IS. To begin evening. She ha^ gone lo Ix^llr to engage yellow liqpkl uses! by gilder*. pboUv^raat 7:30. Admission 25 cent*. Young gether a very enterprising and progressive In the millinery trade. phersand others. When this rotation is di­ Cards are out announcinrg the marraige place. The latest scheme is to dam the Rev. More, of Ohio. Iiaa been spending luted with water, and chloride of tin is ot Charlo* Mortimer Tower, of Chicago, to perrons 10 cent*. river a half a mile below town to give ad­ n few days with Ills friends in this place. added, metallic gold is precipitate^ as a Miss Fannie Mixer, at the home of the Services at the Presbyterian church ditional water power. Mr. Kline ha- hls engine nearly repaired beautiful purple powder, which is used for bride’s parents in this city Tuesday even­ Sunday March 15. The pastor will preach Kalamazoo horsemen talk uf having a gilding and coloring porcelain and glass. and will start hls mill soon. ing next Mr. Tower h connected with I in the morning from the words, ‘’it I* big spring meeting in that city this year, Mrs. Sally lAimb and son Albert, of Thia powder Is calle I “purple of Crnudus,” the National Printing & Er.gravlng Com­ well." In the evening hls subject will to and propose to offer purses that will tempt Hastings, visited friends In Woodland one from the name of its discoverer, Andreas pany. ot Chicago, nnd is an exemplary ••John Wesley,The founder of Methodism, the most noted flyer? of the turf. Cassius, of Leyden, who made it for the day last week. young man in every respect The bride is hls life and time*, with lhe pa»tot*s recol­ Tbe Third Michigan Cavalry reunion one of Hastings’ most prominent young lections of bis visit to Epworth aud what J. J. England lias rented hls farm and first time lu the year’lfrij. held In Allegan last week was a success. In gilding parcrlsin it is spread npou th* moved to Wood landladies, and ba* a host of friends who wish he saw there. All are invited. them both a happy and prosperous wedded A 170-foot boat will be run between I. N. Harter visited ot Mrs. P. Ik lluu- pattern by ntor.n* of a paste, and by the Tire young people's society of Christian Grand Rapids and Grand Haven this action of heat iu tbe oven it takes the or­ life. We understand that Hit happy sicker's on Friday. Endeavor will meet In tiie Presbyterian couple will make Chicago their future summer. Samuel Vclte and Wm. Sebold closed dinary gulden hue and brilliancy, but by church on March 15 al 6 o'clock. Topic, modifying the composition uf the paste it their schools last Wednesday. "Speak Truly.” Malachi 2,6; Phillippians Boring for oil al Allegan doesn’t pro­ B. S. Holly and family are visiting in yields also roe? ami purple culora. When By notice elsewhere in this teste It will 4. 8; Itaalrn 84. 18. To be led by Mis* gress as rapidly a* some of the citizens a small quantity cf it is mixed with the Charlotte. hfc seen that the well known firm of Hallock. would like to ace. The breaking of chains, George Undls. of Indiana. Is visiting materials used in making glass tbe glass Stauffer & Crawley has dissolved partner­ drills, pii»es and the like has hindered the produced has a magnificent ruby tint, seen OFFICE WITH HOLBROOK. OVER Rev. J. 1. Buell, of Grand Rapid*, will parents in our village. ship. Mr. J. L. Crawley retiring. These work a great deal. At the present time MORRILL’S STORE, HASTINGS. Charles line's baby Is not expected lo lo perfection in the well known Bohemian gentlemen have been connected in business preach next Sunday morning and evening the well Is down but 180 feet, and work for tbe post six years nnd by honest deal­ at the M. E. church. This is the third has been postponed on account of a broken live. Frank C. Velte has made a large number ing and looking, to the wants uf their quarterly meeting of Hie year. Love feast >P«. Rcmesiber that tbi* column contahta but of syrup cans and Mp buckets this spring. customers built up a large trade. Mr. L. at 0.-30. Plain weil expects to enjoy a building George Faul is attending school Ln NashFrevr was the god who maintained the a very small port of the property 1 b*vv E. .Stauffer will conduct the business in Hereafter, each Sabbath evening at six » the future on tbe same broad principles o’clock, a devotional meeting will beheld boom this stitnmer. Tiie old Plainwell v ilia. We wonder what uv tbe matter with sanctity of marriages. Rrweniary, tbe fav­ for sale or exchange. I have improved and vacant city lot* ter orite plant of the god. is commonly worn that it has been la the past, and it is safe at the M. E. church under Epworth league house was sold last week and upon its site our school. C. H. Snyder Is on the sick list today by brides in Europe. Many lovesick sale and exchange in all parts of tbe city. to ray that the business will not suffer.. auspices. The meetings will be conduct­ three new brick blocks will be built. Fannlhc lands for sale and exchange i}i Our mill yard never was so full of maidens consult tbe saints who now pre­ Mr. Crawley, while severing bin connection ed by Prof. W. D. Sterling. All young The Grand l<edge Mining Company with the firm, will remain for a while at people, whether members of the League or which has been mining coal at Eagle have and several who would like to haul logs side overthe second Christmas day or New all part* of tbe county. I have some choice Grand Rapids prop­ Year ’ s eve about their future lovers or h nscannot-because the yard Is full. least aa clerk. The Ba.xnei: in common not are invited to attend these meeting*. We been compelled to make an assignment. would like to have the mill commence bond*. They remain up till midnight or erty for Mie at a bargain. with their many friends. wishes them both "A Personal Devil.” who he ta and Tbey hope to resume operations again rawing ao farmers could haul tbeir logs. the early morning hours, for It is at night however. where he came from, at the Salvation that the gods travel unseen among men. I Barry County Dirt. lodge. No. 10, I. 0. Army, Sunday evening Mar. 15. also in the H. J. IxMinsberry, a well to do fanner, Ou Jeffer>oti street two houses and lots O. T. convened at Good Templar hall with afternoon at 8 o'clock a sing-song meeting. of Ionia county, hung himself last week. John Fleming and wife are In Battle sacrel bare succeeded the pajrangod Freyr at bargains, and on easy terms. TO members in attendance. There were All are invited. Captains Martin and Todd und retain hia attributes. — New York Near furniture factory.—one lot and A company has been organized In Grand Creek attending general conference of tbe delegates from the following subordinate in command. Journal. * house wen finished 81.000: 3500 down. Rapids to extend tbe Chicago & West S. D. Adventist church. lodges; Middleville lodge No. 3S». Star Mr. Jeffries Is quite sick at this writing. Michigan trod from Traverse City to thr lodge No. 800, West Baltimore lodge No. The Indies Aid society of tlte M. E And one bouse and lot one block fn>m Straits. 08:;. Batings lodge No. 944. Sl John Oacar Trigg, former »uperi:itendctrt of church waa entertained last Wednesday factory, m 8300 down. bal. at 7 per lodge No. 654. Lacey lodge No. LOOT, tbe Madtaon (Ind.) poor asylum, has a It Is said that the Detroit, lensing & by Mrs. Truman Barnum. Nashville lodge Na 130. The subordinate cent. Cheap. . Northern road will build a $30,000 depot Farmers have improved the snow getting block of wood-n piece of a beech limb—Id Near felt boot factory—1?* I0’” *”• -lodges of the district initiated 40 members The lining membranes of tiie nose and lu Lansing this year. tbe heart of which tbe growth allows a In saw logs. . . t splendid bouse, with furnace, small barn. during tiie past quarter. One new lodge throat being most exjmsed to tbe air are We learn by the'Freeport Herald that perfect likenea* of a woman dre**c<l in tbe Cun be bought al a bargain and on It has been well known for some days • was organized during tiie quarter the usually tbe first to become affected by ca­ Mra. Fetterly, a former resident of Carlton, atylc of throe or four years ago. the akirt* same being located at Nashville. Tire tarrh. As soon as the catarrh become* past that a hole of Iniquity existed in town, flouoced, tacked, gathered and pinned bock terms. is dead. She died a few week* ago. . Several splendid bargains in the 1*» Imuner «u swarded to Hastings lodge No. seated either in the nose or throat il begins presided over by Mrs. Mary Smith and two Dr. A. J. Wright aud daughter Grace and tbe arms carried a la kangaroo. It 044, and Ito second prize awarded to Star slowly to spread to other parts. Numer­ girl*, which a number of toagh young men i* a wonderful fret-.k of wood growth, un­ ward and other parts of the city. lodge No. 800- An interesting, though ous passages open into tbe pharynx, or were frequenting, it was located near went to Grand Rapids last Thursday. Brick burn tor sale at a bargain, on «r Charley Crockfiird expects to go to Col­ aided by art In the teart.-St. Loui* R» one sided question was debated with inter­ upper throat; and. as tbey are all lined the Island City Mills. Tto officers got ner opposite Ford’s hotel. public. orado aoun where hls toucher I* m a ranch. SO fl. front by 140 ft. deep.well located in est by the members during the afternoon with the same mucous membrane which after tbe disreputable women ou Munday oAST** ,o “ toy ll,crv ,or bOWC 1 ’ * nK1h Seirere Falta. N. Y.. has on tbe land Ijfftek session as follows: Resolved, That the line the pharynx, the catarrh can easily and broogtit them before Justice llendee. immigration of foreigners to this country find Ito way to almost any part of tbe The two girls, by name Anu* Barringer store three stories, also dwelling house and Cape. A. M. Brown tell* a Pittelmtg Mrs. Horace Barnum has (peen spending b more damaging than the liquor traffic. body. It may go upwards into tbe middle and Nellie Smith, plead guilty to the l*aper that the nuirabm <4 New Jererv. tbe good barn. Can be bought al a bargain­ • The ume being decided in the negative. ear and cause deafness, dr into tbe frontal clarge of being common prostitutes »nd a few day. with her parents. Mr. Forbre wmp* of Virginia or tbe erergladre of or will exchange for I la*Ungs or Grand and wife, of East Carlton. Albert dodge. G. S. of the Mich. Grand sinuses and cause constant frontal head­ were sentenced to 30 day* In jail. Tiie TtwMbool at the Center dored last Fri­ r lorida can’t hold a candle to the rare* Rapids property. Tbe city of Seneca Fall# Uhlge, waa prevent, during tire afternoon ache. The catarrh may go downwards woman waived examination on thr charge has a population of 7,000 and upward.da). Mrs. Arne* taa very, fine lady afid covered noil of Alaska for breeding iuo»srt^ipn and lire same officer addressed a through tbe (esophagus into the stomach of keeping a bouse of ill-fame and her ex­ „• aSi” h“ «"a “>*• quitoes. In summer time tbey are so uu- largest town in Secena Co. 4Mne public meeting at the court house in and cause dyspepsia. or through tbe amination wf* abjourned for two weeks. 40-acre farm in Irving, all improved, roll mcrou.-v that even goat* and .Newfoundland larynx, trachea and bronchial tubes lo the She was re leaded on ber own recognizance Mra. South Intrad. to n lo dogabav* to l.uut for cool and •eelttded good. Cun be bought at a bargain on in tiie sum of $300. Tbe women are about spota, and a man unprotected could not lungs, causing hoarseness, iocs of voice, m '■> bor live an hour. 84 acres fractional—over runs 15 or 50 High School. chronic cough, bronchitis and consumption. as low down in the scale of humanity as it staler Mi*. Dan Snyder. aerre. W mile east of Sheridan, good fram­ Whatever course the catarrh lakes the is possible to get. Tbe pity ia that a Huie Our school is progressing very finely, Wm. hhu Chora., la on bh girl of 8 ymra of age I* left under their in­ Tira Luann. Or. K<rab tobjura eolTra tor ed house. One of the cheapest farm- m aad we hope 11 will continue to do the way home from California. Hta health fe fluence. Tbe oflkera deserve the thanks same. ** w,n 1101 hTe to breakfast., but take* Ixurteadn starchv «mp Barry Co., will take part city property of tbe community for tbeir prompt action. ShTT’.h nratlr ot fluor. Lbtek and O»b, with nraar TOO aerw—BO acres improved and stump­ This week is »lnx»nz school week, and can also be relied on to cure it In all places. The young men !:■ tbe case escape, of reach bis home. Friend* hare gone to Ueto bfuraud bl«k trawl. ..wbkl;. «i ed. good clay noil, good frame bouse w«H> we will have to excurse some of our school course, because tbe public sentiment is Chicago to meet him there. Mistaa. if tbey do not hare their lessons parts and restores die diseated and flabby such.—Eaton Rapids Journal. .12 'uhm."“t M,rj WoodinL ot poor tractive regiuien he works in hta l.-ihonito- 81.500, good bam, windmill, etc.; '‘‘‘J . mucous membrane to health and elasticity. cltj. has been employed tn teach lhe Tbe Drtndt Sunday New* devotes a Corltou Center wh.u.1 lhUeominc .uninn’r rowt meat and a light pudding, eating tbe ed In part payment. Monday quite a number came to school Pe-ru-na Is a natural tonic to tbe capillary blood veaaei.% which are weakened or quarter of a column to an account of a pudding before tb* roup. AU hia reading 160 acre, tn Woodland to exchange .<>r wur’"1 destroyed by ca'arsh. Here ure two case* bath taken by L. J. Burch, formerly -PoBUcnl. genera.: «ud ocieutiflc-bc i* smaller farm and difference. in which the catarrh had already reached I of Eaton Rapid?, in a barrel of printer's compelled to do in bed late at night to es­ 198 acre* in Hope township, known Tbe McKIntey bin is a ven important ‘ br "the middle ear. producing deafness (as il1 ink. Bnrsh is managing editor of the cape interruption. lhe Uotr arm. will «ell tor »«<">»" Critic and a* such took a trip to the pres* ottbemertln, la over. Eversbodj Inrllof men arguing on this bill term*. Mr. Frederick Bierman, of McComb room of the paper. In lhe dark to Several 80 acre parcels for Mie at stumbled aud fell toad ttm into the black om> r«ii«lne trow Jl.BOO op««'J. *t«tber hard to keep track or and sticky ink. Of his appearance the the weather. It ruins and it shows and great general* of (hewnr hnv^diedwtonbe- ~«m> will take part cltj proper!) I" News mH: “Not a fnOnrr of the onre Ute wind, how It blows. Its wild prauka change. 80 acre farm for sale in Otoego count.. Price 81.200. Will trade f«w f*™ in thl* Additional Local News. . The Y. M. S. C. gave a dance In Unkw BOSTON bRT QOObS STORE FORGING RIGHT AHEAD J SX” UNUSUALLYV LIVELY Putting Out Specialties Ladies Newmarkets $5.00, Your Choice. Jackets for Ladies For $2.25 Marr & Duff, Cadwallader’s AGENCY COLUMN SPECIAL section and pay difference. • Aten 160 acres in same Co. at * bargainU«t Friday. rywFrifcy. Plano twine-Wndcr. will trade for wood or «»tl»KT property. A borer. 830-will trade for wood. A very promising ytamg years edd, ha* an excellent pedigree, timed lu a race with 14 starters at 2:82h- � https://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/418/HastingsBanner_1891-03-19.pdf a0709a00ca447c6addabac29446bb38b PDF Text Text Largest Circulation of any paper in the County. Hastings Banner VOL. XXXV. NO. 46. Published Thursdays by COOK BP.OS., HASTINGS, HI CH. KNOWIR now TO SAVt! MONEY IS ONE THING. KNOWING WHERE! To save it in purchases of US, SATS, CAPS AO GOODS IS QUITE ANOTHER. To do this last, Banner readers should in­ variably strike for Hudson’s TOWER CLOTHING HOUSE QRrtND RAPID!. In quality, style and fit of garments no clothing house in Western Michigan is within sight of the Tower. The universal verdict of outside purchas­ ers is, “We more than saved our fare, paid for our time and got what we wanted” by going to HUDSON’S Tow Clothing House GRAND RAPIDS. fl fTFD? JU I Ll\, WHAT BO THE WILD WrtYEJ SAT? comfort was Increased by the fact this ‘•busy -little bee Improved his shining hour," by vigorous execution with his stinger. When Wm. visits the busy bees again, he will wear a head gear that will keep out tills playful Insect. COUNTY NEWS. The man of the house must buy new oil cloth, and he can get it at Goodyear Bros.’ Hardware. New panes of glass roust take place of the unsightly cracked and broken glass. Big supply of window glass at Goodyear Bros.’ ... The paint brush will .be called in to do its slicking up work. Goodyear Bros, keep the best paints in this market New trimmings must be bought for doors and windows, Goodyear Bros, can help you out .on that line “if it takes all summer.” Therefore cease uain repining. For everything in the hardware line you will make no mistake if you go to GOODYEAR BROS tains het intellectual faculties to a remark­ able degree. Robt. McElwain and wife attended the funeral of her mother. Mrs. Kelly, who died nt the home ot her daughter. Mm. Reuben Larabee, In tbe north east part of Hope one day last week. Wells Byington entertained u brother from Ionia county the past week, intend­ ing to make Rutland friends a visit on his return home. Mrs. Barber has changed her tactics, having opened her doors for boarders who are engaged In ’lumbering. Mrs. Wright, of Ailmo. is officiating as Bridget and whose valuable services are highly ap­ preciated. < Mrs. Charles Cadwallader entertained tbe Ladies Club on Thursday last Row Cadwallader, who went to Kalama­ zoo about two weeks *«□ to aid bis sick uucle, Gursham Bush, returned to his home Thursday reporting him much better. School closed Friday with appropriate exercises composed of declamations. dia­ logues and singing In which the pupils took a good interest to ■ tiie delight of all present. The scholars regret that Prof. A. Nichols, who Ims been their teacher for two years, will not be with them for another year. Tbe young people enjoyed a dance at Rockwell’s ball Friday night. About 25 persons assembled at A. G. Cortright’s Friday evening. Tbe evening was spent In social interview and playing pedro etc. Quite a demand fur bouses to rent as many changes are to Im- made April 1st. Republicans please bear In mind that township meeting Is «lose at hand and that an Important election occurs on the first Monday in April, In which a state ticket Is to be voted for, besides our township of­ ficers who ought to be good, straight and reliable republicans in order to fill tire bill to tbe satisfaction of your scribe. Attend the township caucus, fall not to register and be early at tbe polls on the sixth .of April.■ ' J. Smith closed hte school on FridayItogs killed some sheep for Seymour England last week. Chas. Dillenbeck has moved into town. I’roL Smith went to Hastings on Satur­ day to meet with the examining board. Mattie Schry te on the sick list We understand that an excellent 'pro­ gram te In preparation for Barter. Lloyd Hunslctocr oas l»en quite sick. Mr. AsplnaU is very sick nnd but little hopes are entertained of his recovery. Mrs. 1* Faul is iu» better. Andrew Soott is very feeble. S. Haight lias traded farms with E. Lucas. The new law firm of Palmerton dt Smith will be ready for business on April Alfred Davis, son of Samuel Davis, of Middleville, was severely Injured in a run­ away accident Tuesday of last week. He was driving his father’s team, when tbe Biographical. horses became unmanageable and ran Fifty four years ago, Henry Brown, a away, throwing Alfred violently to tbe young man of ability and promise, left tbe ground, causing concussion of the brain home of his people Iu far away Connecti­ and severe Internal injuries. Bls condi­ cut, and located in the Brown settlement, tion at this time is regarded as extremely of Orangeville, on section 82. where hte critical. brother George had located a farm In tbe Freeport will have a grand masquerade wildenieoe two years before. Now In the ball In music hull the evening of the 31st. sunset of a long and useful life, full of F. F. Hilbert has been elected secretary years aud of honor, tire aged pioneer re­ ^X>ne thousand brook trout have been of the roller mill company In place of H. sides on Ute splendid fartu his ability and Inanted in Duck creek, near Freeport. Switzer. energy redeemed from the primeval forest. An addition will be built to the Freeport Very soon after coming here, hte wife elevator. crossed the dark river. He subsequently Who has lived in this part of Barry remarried, and a large family of children, Lite now will be worth liviu'g at Irving. county since 1830 and does not know hap­ to whom he has bequeathed an honorable A millinery store will soon be established py, genial and honest George Washington name mid opportunity to get on if the there. Nye and his estimable wife. Mr*. Esther world on terms of advantage, rise up and M. Nye, of the township of Prairieville? Pleasant hill, Irving, Pattons advise all call the patriarchal pioneer father blessed. Mr. Nye was one of a family of ten tenners to buy only high grade of fruit You cannot give our subject pointers ou children and was bom in the eastern part trees, and to buy of no agent who does not the hardships of pioneering. HF knows of N.'Y. tbe 13th day of March 1810'. give the 'company's written guarantee them from a dear experience. He has that the trees are as represented. Those When at tbe age of one year hte father chopped cordwood till hte arms scented Patrons have level heads. moved to Bennington county, VL, where longer than a state road; plowed around hte tether died when be was 15 years of ^Hie gentlemen members of tbe M. K. oak stumps and kept hte temper; ate age. After a few years tiie family re­ pioneer ineate and never grumbled; society at Irving feel that they haven't had moved to Central, N. Y., and from there wrestled with fever n’ ague till hte bones proper exercise this winter. So they meet tiie family began to scatter each for him­ ached. But hte iron constitution, ready nt the church occasionally ami raw wood, self. At the age of 20 Wash., as he is cheer and resolution never let him lose spilt wood, pile wood, and have a general familiarly called, with pack on hte back heart and hope. As hte family grew, so Jolly time. left for broader Helds In the west, first did hi* courage, and hte acre*. And when stopping at Cleveland, Ohio, where be was loyal sons and daughters grew up. It was soon joined by hte brother Daniel. Dan’l ■a pleasure to thetn to uld su kind a parent Pleasant weather at this writing. w ith bls family and their mother driving in caring for the Increasing business of the Sammy Cain, who Is sick at J. S.____ Keelthrough with «team to Buffalo, then by farm. And now there are few better farms er’s, It no better aud hte recovery Is doubt­ lake to Cleveland. From there they drove within the four imaginary lino, that con­ ful. • through tn Richland, Kalamazoo coujity,. tain Barry comity's broad and fertile We had a regular old blizzard Saturday where on the night of Oct. 4, 1H3T, they seres than that po><»eMed by oar subject. last. staid over night at the house of Deacon ’ . Mr. Brown has had a taste of official Henry. Peters. of East Carlton, Is very Mason. Here they remained one year. life, though he never had aspirations in low with consumption. Wash working for Mr. Judson ami Daniel that direction. He was the first town clerk John. Sr., and Jay Carpenter were In doing team work. The next year the of Orangeville, receiving 2:; votes to 18 Castleton Tuesday Inst. ‘ brothers bought what is now the Charles for his opponent. He lias been seven Our school closed last Friday with n Polley farm. Wash rays, Daniel was too Michael Vester’s school dosed in Irving times supervisor of the town, beside tilling last Friday. Michael gave good satisfac­ very .successful term of school by Bessie sharp for him, and sold the term to Lucien * other and important trust*. Of unim­ tion so we hear. Pratt of your city. The exercises In the Polley and left him out in tbe cold. Wash peachable Integrity and excellent business Fannin Wood, of Irving. Is staying with afternoon were good and the teacher re­ being full of grit and advancing iu years ' ability, he is a man who would, in the Minnie Fleming in the absence of Mrs. ceived a present from her scholars. thought of tiial divine injunction that it What makes the broad smile oh Mr. Mc- was not good for man to be alone and feel­ course of events, be called upon to do the Fleming. people's b’iiiness, and be has been true to ing the necessity of Laving a cobk when G. B. Cole had the misfortune to get one Quarrie? ft te a girl. every confidence. Lyman Chamberlain nnd wife were visit­ he w as 2U years old, he not only secured a of his fingers smashed last- Thursday in There are few men of whom It can l»e Tebo A Bagla's saw mill. ing hte daughter and friends in this wife but also a cook in tlx* persau of that truthfully said “He hasn’t un enemy in black eyed young lady. Esther M. Cook, in Word has been received from California viclnlt). The sick list arc Mm. Prince and Orin 183V. About this time Mr. Nye purchased the world." And if that were ever tnreof stating that Chas. Wallace will not eome any man It te true of Henry Brown. He _______ tbe fine farm on which lie now reetdes izr home as_ .... the doctors say that he will not be Loomis. • • • This‘19 sad A blrthdaj party for Mrs. Kenestrlck. ease and comfort. Mrs. Nye was ixwn iu te the embodiment of courtesy and kind- able to staud the journey, A donation fur Rev. Miers at N. Owen's. the town of Brockport Orleans Co., N. Y. ness. if any one ever saw hte temper the * news to hte many friends, least bit ruffled, we have yet to find the G. T. Daniels and Jud Carpenter rawed All arc invited. May 20th 1820 nudjtlll be 71 years old at ; her coming birlhdarT In 1,S:w heir tether Jane Chaudler te on'the gain. man. He aims to so order hte life as not wood for Michael Yargcr last neek. Mr*. Henry Kohler entertained the removed from N. Y. to Michigan and to give offense. While a man of deep con"** ...hang There are one or more person* that settled on the farm now ow nhf by Ephndm | victions, he fias never felt it his duty to go around the store and do not work. They I-adirs Aid society. arouud with an argumentative chip on hte growl alsiut our items Just because we do Manley. As will be seen this aged couple shoulder and a bid for some one to knock not write slanr and tiecause’ the Banxek have traveled life’s Journey together for The lev business still continues it off. He isn't built that way. If he can would not print IL over half a century. To them wore born to Acker ’ s point and gives employment not talk matters over freely and fairly four children, two girls and twoboya, with Abed Douley lias rented G. T. Daniel’s or quite a large number of men. Fifteen only two living, Mrs. Chester Browa, of with a nun. he will give him a courteous term for three yearn at S13S a year. twenty cars are loaded with lev dally not Mitchell. Dakota, and Almost, their letting alone. And everyone who has the Our Banxeu* reached ns all O. K. Sat­ excepting Sunday. youngest son, who liver on the fara and pleasure of an acquaintance with “Uncle urday night. Henry Wilkinson has moved onto his works IL One daughter died when two Henry Brown,*' as he te familiarly called, Mate Ballon closed her school In the years of age and une son Edgar A- WM feels almost as much veneration and re­ Rogers’ district last Friday. We under­ brother Jay’s place. Ed Jenkins, wltose Illness was noticed killed in action. May 2nd 1804, atSputtaylspect for him a* he would toward a patri­ stand that she gave good satisfaction. last Week, is no better. The rest ot the vanla Va.. aged 22 years. Mr. Nye and archal father. There are various rumors as to where she family have been iiavlng the measles and Mr. Brown has a high regard’for the will teach her next school. wife are remarkably well preserved for ; , Ed han no* this latter disease to contend people ot their age. Wash s^a-hc is go.■ honorable calling to which hte life has been There Is some talk of hiring Mary with in addition to the other troubles. ing to keep tbe heart young ami ei^oy a given. It is to hliu a title of the highest Woodard to teach our school this summer. There was a rale of personal prooerty laugh and joke as long as he cap. Heeadignity to be mentioned as a farmer, while Hattie Woodard willJcacb at Frog Hol­ by the administrator of the estate of Cha*. Joys tafklng over those pioneer days when others, with more desire than he to acquire low Lite coming summer. Young on Thursday of last week. brown sugar was 25 cents per lb., calico an ample fortufie and with no more ability Town meeting is near at hand and cau­ Our village merchants have been very the same per yard. His brother Daniel I to do so bad he diverted hte energies In cus notices are being given ouL Tbe peo­ busy of late taking an Inventor)- of their drew salt from Detroit and sold a barrel other directions, have been able to show ple ought t» attend these Just as much as to bls cousin, tether of Ed Nye, of Jotabup more of this world’s riches, we doubt If If It were election. and select good men. goods. There was a carpet rag party at the town, for 822. Wash drew wheat with one of them has bad hte life »o full of Now we will speak of one good man for residence of Mr. Rhodes on last Friday, oxen to St. Joe and sold for 40e perbualMl, peace-, happiness and content as has he. treasurer and that man I* J. N. Covert supplemented by a young people’s hop In and to Battle Creek and sold for 87c. He It Is enough tor him tl ’ ’be ‘lias enough, He makes a good one and is rigid there at tbe evening. says that was before tiie passage of tbe to share the the center of the town which makes it — and anu he ne has uas been oeeu ever A circular raw artist visited our bnrg McKinley bill. In those days It would aot ------- I hospitality of his home1 w<h his friends handy for him as well a» for tbe tax payers one day last week and pounded tbe hither­ ] and to help tbe needy. Tie has been a and they ought to run O. L. Newton, for to refractory raw of Mahongy and Ashley be sale for a person to put a chip oa hte shoulder when going into the hay-ot wheat ’ I suf^esstnl fanner. Ami it te worthy of highway drain commissioner a* he has into subjection. ‘ field Or notching comers at the raising at I note that be hasn’t made hte money by done more fur the town the last year than Areby Anderson, a member of the ceaaek-ss whInIngs and complainings, that all the other commissioner* put together. Griswold I.umber Co., is now residing here loghouses. Wash reads tbe BfZKtintaad you must know he is an out and out Jason Platt commenced work for Wm. he hasn’t increased hia acres by sitting in for a few weeks while be completes his radical republican. A* will be seeu Mr. the store and te’liug how much better Ire Blakeslee Monday. lumbering here. Nye was 81 j;ears old last Friday tiw 13th Grant Keeler intends working bls father’s could run the government If he had the George Hayward has purchased the Inst His' many friends and- pin user chance. He has kept right at his little farm this summer. Howard Packard term near Hart’s corners. neigbbocs notified him that they propoasd Jay Carpenter Is again stationed as fire­ business, attending to Its details himself. James Doonan was at home over Sun­ helping him celebrate hte »1st birthday. He has proceeded on the theory that if he man iu Hecht A- Stadlcs saw mill In Camp­ day. And there were present IL M. Chase and succeeded It must be by hte own labor and bell. James Ryan. Sr., who has been quite wife, C. C. Bkckus and wife, EL W. I. B. Carpenter is again confined to tbe sick is on the gain. economy, not by asking that legislation Williams aud wife. Chas. Moreau and . put money Into his purse. Hte success house having caught a little more cold. Mrs. William Itoonan is quite sick. wife, George Monroe and wife, Thadeoa •< II. Platt has hired out to Mr. Ensley for amounts tn a demonstration of tbe correct­ Ella Mosher and her cousin Eva Gester Roach and wife, Ira McAllister, and-wife, ness of tire theory on which he has pro­ tbe coming summer. , are visiting this week at their Aunt Michael Doster and wife. Dr. X W. Thenwas a surprise on Catlia Blakeslee ceeded. Mattle’s. Sacket, John J. Perkins. Rev. D, B. Ihvye. ’ It is a pleasant incident In tiie journey Tuesday night. Every body had a good Mrs. L. W. Hunt will soon embark in Lewis Williams and wife, Mrs. IL W. of life when one can fall In with a man time. millinery business here. Johnson, A. C. Towne and Mrs. W. C. Mary Becker, of Irving, spent last week whose record in life te that of continued Election of officers last Sunday for the Towne. A fine upholstered- rocking abalr kindness and good-will toward men. You with her parents in this place. ensuing year for tbo Sunday school -with was presented to Mr. Nye tn a short speech feel that hte has more of dignity. Is John Hom. suuerintendent; Hiram Payne, by Rev. Pope and slwrt laughablerpneehee * lUndelU. fraught with more good meaning to you, secretary: Charles McDennot treasurer. were made by A. C. Towne and Dr. when you meet such a man. Aud in the The Correspondent <rf the Banfield Marshall Bagley, librarian, and Emara backet After story telling ot old Hanes comfort of a good home and ample proper­ wishes to correct the Johnstown corres­ Kohler, chorister. tbe friends wt-re all seated at two long ty to satisfy tbe wants of such a life, in pondent, that tire highway commissioner The saw mill has-started up again. tobies l<»ded with provisions brought by the full possession of hte faculties, with did not take up the new road In East Johns­ tbe ladies- A very enjoyable time ran* had the feeling tha^his life, has been such as town. That it was not tbe fault of tire Ella Latty la attending business coUege and at 5 o’clock p. m. the company bode to bring only pleasant remcmberances of commissioner but of tbe drawing up of the Mr. Nye and wife good bye, wltb-wany him In the minds ot his fellows, surround­ petition, which petition said ■•boandry line** i Battle Creek. Mrs. E. J. llartam la at Tekonsha this wishes for many more birth days, and tbe ed by a family ot sterling worth as men and should liave said ••section line" In tbe com|>ai>y left for their respective bowwa. and wumeu who will say that tbe last days face ot the law. Therefore the township Chas. Morehouse will move from Battle of such a man could be other than full of board threw It up, in order to save the Creek this week onto the farm permanentthe smiles ot content? Andean we think township from a law suit. Will Wheeler has moved to Eattto Kreek. that so good a fortune it exchanged for the Dur revival noetingv are still going ou. John Sh>*up and wife visited- al hte Mrs. R. ChurcbUL ot Battle Creek, lie^ millions of an Astor, a Vanderbilt or a and tire worldly people are not coming for­ very low ** hon“ °r her Bbter’ Mre- father’s last week. Gould, with all the vexatious care* of ward very fast. Vernie Idtn; of Pennfleld, te WWtlM wealthy men, would be other than a loss There will be Easter service st tire Chrster Berry, Tekonsha. Mrs. R. Frula is al Trkonsha taking for Rob. Phillipa. church one week from Sunday, and a pro­ to Its possessor? Mr. and Mrs. Moore, of Toraaawlvilte, gram ot singing aud recitations by old and care of her sister. Mr*. R- Churchite Carrie Sever*, of Battle Creek, tolvlslt- vteited at E. G. Putter’s last Wednesday.* young. Mrs. Alice Latting is quite sick. Tbe P. of Is. t>ad a surprise party nt the AV tbe annual township election Iu The maple sugar crop bids fair to be a Mrs. James Durham is sick. Woodland tbe question will be submitted hall for Andrew Brrzee last Monday night. Mr. Watts, of PenaAeld. wa» in town to the voters of that town, as to whether or He was preseated with a rocking chair. (Hd Mrs. Halting is reported to be very last week. not the highway tex shall be palu In mon­ The protracted meetings at the M I’.' ey Instead of labor, in the Interest of lb* Muskegon, a* a delegate by tbe G. A. R. church closed last week with good soeccra. farmers who make the largest use of this placeHarvey Bellinger la having a itorsemaa of tiie highways, and of the public In general. It Is hoped the good training god breaking hte colt that Sam Kaibcrman has teudsd tbe Smith-Tinkler wedding It te rey John Prime Is going to have the houac sense ot the people of Woodland will innight at tb» home sf th* bride’* p parties from Ohio. on the Bowman place In the burg repaired, wld bls fa< clin&tbem to vote tbe money tex. caucus wid be held at Hartings, j»d rep The rept-------- ,-n-----which he wiU move Into by tbe first of Mr*. Cornell, fu the town bouse on April 2. /Where the beautiful village of Woodland The Free Methodists are having a big i now stands there was a dense forest until ApriL It Is said that John Prime is the con­ Landon and ullu'V 1847. when Jobu McArthur located there. tractor ot the tfiall route from here to Bat­ time at the town balL JewJe Rowleader, of Monad Pleasant, Is The first church lu Woodland township tle Cree*. spending a few days with Woodland was built In 1852, on section 3, known now friends. a* tbe Myers church. Charles Lane's infant child died on Mon­ Junos I*rice, of Allure, bus purebred * Estimated that from 25 to 35 new houses with Minute Ftemtog. quantity of whit* oak timber In tire tree. day. will be bnllt Id Middleville tills year. Bf-CIine lias exduaged bls boiler for a ot W. T. Barber aud be with bi* own uud the follow tog Quite * revival is In progress at tbe teams have been cutting and drawing the Middleville M. B. church. ranw during tne part week in anticipation OUR COUNTY. That gentle spring is here. That the good wife will soon get a house-cleaning hustle on: and man. weary, sad-eyed man, Will eat cold hash from the kitchen table. HARDWARE WHOLE NO. 1887 HASTINGS, MICH., MARCH 19, 1891. Hastings Banner The best A ingmedium m Bar­ ry County Wm. McNest of North Irving, got a of procuring a portable raw mill in the honey bee in hte ear one day last week. near future to maiiufactore the same into uuui -be ------------------------------------------------------Until g»»’ to Middleville and had tbe i»- railroad bridge timber and tie* fw th* *ecl removed, he was certain that Ire could Michigan Central road. of Infernal nobe. to crown aU bls �ti — A QUEER ETON CUSTOM. LESSON XII, nRST QUARTER, INTER­ NATIONAL SERIES, MARCH 22. •"GS" ANO “FAGOINO" IN ENG­ YOU WISH LANDS LEADING BOW SCHOOL. mens of naval architecture that crowd the port* of the world. If there te any­ A rich m»n «I4 U> bU i™»or»r. In tta thing new under the sun, a Aral class ocean bMrin, of • mtwiriAn »ta tad steamer, it te believed, te that > rarity. In Mm. -G-- >bl< ™> ««• ^T"'1,’T^r our conceit we recall only ths galleys anj The treasurer said, I will do ei , an i j;:, x™. "" trireme* uf the andante, that ocarce orcr Heiner Quarterly by I-t those jama*, but was refused, and on ap- ventured beyond the coart line, and the mu. pobitaiKr, PbitedeliKviling to the rich man be receded this small barks In which Columbus aad those pnpla TOHrmpla-J'* a *bai. u reply: "What did you give iue that 1 that followed hixu conquercduMie New o bta- taw lb. rMI.T,- «<tad &“Tben the king of Syria warred greatest should mdke a return! You gave a short­ World atMl g»v« commerce Israel, and took counsel with bh> field. But the ancients built many goodly against । A-r-ivi, nnd -reverend fflgnioru, lived piasure to my ear* by playing ou the sized craft, and made luxury a study on ,terran*, saying. In BUcb *ntl BUch “ pltu* lyre, anil I gave a ahort-Jivsd pleasure to «T •'•’“'i!* some of them. That much controverted ( shall be my camp.” ’ ten- Mei* <*! <be throne, **rc adepts st vonr ears by promising you money." ' In Gladwin’s ••Persian Moonshee a craft, the ark. is an example of bignera. Between ths story of Saxman and Gethe toothvoni- saUMge and cook gS^melyblnater. Yet so It is* for poor poet recites rerae* in praise of a rich Her tonnage is estimated at about 15,000 hast and tbl* lesson the Holy Spirit ho* smaller, it is true, than that of the Great ' tnao. who promises him a quantity of rfi^ on half Of the peers of England are written the record of a house building near old Etonian*, and one of the_ uldert inatf- grain, but later Wata }'im, "You are'a Eastern. No less an authority than Lind- 1jordan by the sons of the prophsda, and ration*still cherished under the shadow blockhead! You delighted me with words, say thinks that she was simply n raft of <tho miraculous recovery of a lost ax, from ©f the distant spires and antique tower.* and I pk-ased you In like manner. Why. stiipen.lo.Ti slsJ. having upon it a struct- Iwhich wc *ee the need, humanly speaking, uro resembling a huge warehouse. As uo 1 «acred to the memory of Henry s holy then, stould I give you grain!" of the money which Naaman offered KHaha; L’tcbh tcl’t of a philosopher who com- means of propulsion was Mewi&iry. this <but the prophet prefer* to rely wholly and shade, b tuntof “fagging." The first or second day of every term, .plained to bis pupil becau«e his fee* were description mny I*? correct. Tbe cargo, only ujion life God of Israel however, wn* unique, and p?jbably the ' when the whole w-hool has returned, a sort eleven days iu arrears, and was that an­ 9. “And the man of God aent unto the of »l«ve market i« btld in .wch house, at swered by the youth's uncle: "Pray let us largest and most valuable ever carried. king of Israel, saying. Beware that then The description of the ark as given In I whh b the upper boys have Che privilege of >enrnomore complaints of the injustice po*« not such a place, for thither tbe the Scripture* makes the ve**cl about 430 I you suppose you have had at our hand*, chuuNh'U from .among tho lower boys their Syrians are cows down.” own particular fug for the next three since it imply amount* to this; Wc have fret in length, 75 fret in breadth nud 45 fret I How often we are reminded that All mouths of so. In sums liou-es, where the bought words of you, nnd till now hate in depth, proportions similar to those now things are naked sad opened uuio tbe eyes in use today for great vessels. But as the ' paid you in the same coin. ” lower bovs-thut K boys whu have not of Him with whom wc have to do," and that agnostic te not *un» that this lifeboat of the 1 In “Jacke of Dover, His Quest of In x-acbed the fifth fonn-are numerous, an "The eye* of the Ixwd are In every placo lyper boy may have two such servitors for quirie far the Poole of all Fools*," an En­ hnmau race ever existed, and as tho mate­ beholding die evil aud the good" (Heb. iv, glish je*t book of tbe Sixteenth century*, rialist is sure she never was, built, let ns Ms own exclusive use. 13; I’rov. xv, 3)1 But here is wondrous The right of selection is exercised ac­ there is: a tale almost precisely like the lake for example of big anmeut vessels grace and continued grace to a wicked cording to seniority, the boy* known to be Hindoo narrative. Home other craft vouched for upou the au man. The king of Israel was Jcboran, the quickest and best "servftntk" being A Japanese story says that Kisaburo, a thority of profanwand not narred writers. soap|ie<l up first, except in the ease of new ,rper.sonof economical spirit, took lodging The Egyptians, fond of large thin$< and •on of Ahab, aud be wrought evil in the kiys, when looks have to be taken tw ere- '’on the side of a market for eels. The appe­ big dimensions, mtule the big ton its go vrs- sight of the Ix>rd. cleaving unto the sins of , dentials os often as not. to the ultimate tizing odor of friid eel* entered his dining sels of ancient time. I*toleiuy (I’hiloputor) Jarotoftm, the son of Sebat (chap, ill, 1-8), disgust Of the fagmnster, for the smartest room and seasoned his bowl of riee. The would have appreciated the Great Eastern. and yq^ this is nut the first time that God looking l<oys are very frequently tbe great­ man with theeel* presented his bill for the He wa* fond of building big boats. One of ba* shown him kindness through Ellaba. 10. “And the king of Israel sent to the Ml duffer* nt their work. wlor of the fish. Kisaburo laid the money these is said to have been 420 fort long. 67 WTIKS OF A ‘TAO." asked fur ou the bill and began to chat feet broad aud TO feet decp’from the high­ place which the man of God told blm and The duties of an Eton fag are many and with him. When the man was about to est point of the stern. This vessel hud four warned him of, and saved himself there, various Not a few of tluun would be de­ leave Ksmburo put the money back into rudder*, or what some would call steering uot once, nor twice." . "God hath spoken once; twice have 1 clined by their father’s servants at home Ids podwt, replying to the man’s muon- cars, they were not fastened, each 45 feet as fnr too menial to suit the dignity of the st rance, "You ask me for payment (or the long. She carried 4.000 rower*, beaides beard this, that powrr ladongeth unto tnoderti James de la Pluche. The fag Is smell of your fried fish. I do the same for 3,000 marines, n large body ot servants un­ God,” and this power is continually being responsible for getting his master out of the sight of my money." Thia story was der her drtik*. nnd stores and provisions. C forth on behalf of sinful man to bring k bis sou! from tbe pit, but though God bed in time for early morning school—a known in Europe in the Fourteenth cenP Her oar* were 37 fert long, and tbe handle* dangerous aud thankless task to perform were weighted with lead. There were 2.000 speaketh once—yea, twice—yet man perury-■ ■ . on a big boy who is a hard sleeper and free rower* on a side, and it is supposed that celveth It not (Ps. IxU. 11; Job xxxiii, 14. with h« fists, and quick at tarowing boots these* were divided into five bank*. That W). Let u» visit the large, airy room contain- I this extraordinary vcinel ever put to sea i* when-once awakened. School over the fag IL "Therefore tbe heart of tbe king of has to prepare his master'* breakfast. He ing forty-eight benches (though only half doubted, but that she wa* launched and Syria was sore troubled for this thing." lays the cloth, makes the tea trad toast — tliat number of scbolnre is allowed to work used at times if only far display several It was not hl* sin* that troubled him. woe betide him if the latter be burnt or cut. at a time), where boys of the first year historian* are agreetT. but tbe fact that be could nut catch hi* toothick—bolls the eggs and fries any ex­ spend two jieriods of each day learning to Another "ship," tbe Thalamegus, built prey, and that hi* enemy so succewifully tra luxuries in the tyay of rashers or *au- work in wood. Each bench has a neat net for one of the 1’tolemies, is said to have eluded him. sages his master may -end him tn purchase of tools kungly put away iu a little closed been 300 feet long, 40 feet broad aud 00 feet 12. “Elisha, the propln* that i* in Israel, cupboard which staudson the bench. Each deep. This wa* a far more magnificent telleth the king of Israel the words that The meal prepared, tbe fag is by no means Ixiy ha* his own and keep* it in good order. verael than any previous one. An Alex­ thou speakcat in thy bedchamber." free to go and get bis own breakfast. a* he Suspemled al»ve the bench is a blue print andrian historian. Catlixenus, in describing Like the servants ot Naaman. these serv­ has to wait at table, be ready to fetch hot picture of the piece of work to be give* her, speak* of her having colonnade*, ants Mem wiser than their master, for water from tbe kitchen, and, if ordered, fly for the day’* lesson. From a large lumber marble stairs and gardens. Another great off “up town" to one of tbe “sock shops” room on another floor boards of suitable vessel, historical by reason of its size, is ux! i. »). for a pot of jam or marmalade. He is a have been brought, and ns the boys one built l*y Hiero, king ot Syracuse, tier JX “And be said, (io and spy where be lucky boy if be can snatch a clear ten min­ some Iu, with fares full of interest in the dimensions are estimated to be large from fa, that I may setxl aud fetch him." ute* toBjiis breakfast before the chattel bell work before them, they lay aside any su­ the description of her cargo aud the num­ The Ixird no effectually hid Elijah that begins to ring. perfluous article* of dresa in nrat locker* ber of her decks nnd hun-es. She i« sup­ Ahab and all hfe Marchers could not find The same round of duty bn* to be gone in the adjoining room. posed to imve been »heathed with lead* uud him anywhere in all tbe land (I Kings through again at tea time, tbe ouly differ­ Each fens liecn taught tbe use of hammer nccutnpllshed at least «»ue successful voy­ xviil, 10). He also bid Baruch nud Jere­ ence being that there is more time to do it and plaae, saw. chisel and square, one at a miah ski that their enemies could not find in.and fagma»ters are generally iu abetter time.; aud iiom$, with n few lustructlou* age. She had three entrances, the lowest leading to the hold, the second to eating them (Jer. xxxvi, SO). Yet this unbeliever temper when school for the day la over. from the teacher iu charge, the scholar thinks to rapture one who could say of But lagging at meals is by no means the knows just how to go to work. Perhaps it room*, aud the third appropriated to the only service which tbe lower boy has to is a joist or a sash -that is given him. He soldiers. There were thirty rooms, each God, “Thou art my hiding place: Thou render. He has to scrape the mud off his work* carefully, frequently consnltiug bi* haring four couches, for the soldiers; shall pnwerve me from trouble; Thou master’s football boots, to put his change blue print model. The result of bis work there were fifteen touche*-in th.* sailors' shall compass me about with songs of de­ clothes away after cricketing or running is not m matter of indifference by any supper room, and there were three more liverance" (Pm. xxxii, 7). "The wicked with the beagles, und Cake notes to other means. Thirty patterns of different pieces cabin*, each having three couches. Tbe watcheth ths righteous and arckvth to floors uf all these room* were laid in stone slay blm, but tbe Lord will net leave him boy* in other bouses. must be made aud accepted by the in- mosaic work. There wo* ateo a temple of In hi* band" (IV. xxxrii, 32-33). GREAT MEN AS 'TAGS." Btroctor before the boy can pass from this “And it was told him raying, Behold, be It is strange to think that if Ixird Salis­ room to the next, and aa much depends on cypress Inlaid with ivory and dedicated to bury had only gone to Eton a few yearn his faithfnines* in this part of his duty as Venus. Tbe mainmast was composed of n ia In Italian." single tree, nnd the vessel carried four 14. “Therefore sent he thither horses and earlier than he did he might bare bad to in the gnometry or chemistry claw. wooden and right iron anchors. chariots and a great host, and they rnme dean Mr. Gladstone's boots and run er­ All who have aoeccMfuUy completed this A* a freight carrierahe would rival the by night and compassed tbe city about." rand* for bis future rival. Mr. Glndstot.;- work wig go on to tbe wood turning room, Surely they bad their mau now, and e» himself was aomewhat'lucky in his fag­ where there are forty-eight benches and largest of our ocean tramps. It te recorded ging when nt Eton, as he fagged for his wood turning lathes, besides circular aud that one or two of the launches belonging cape was impoaribjtL Thus it seemed to eider brother Thoma*, and naturally got scroll saws, a buzz planer and various to her would enrry about eighty ton*. This 15. "And when the servant of the man let down-easier than if be had been appor- other machines necensary to a full under­ vessel fa raid to have carried "®,a>0 mera urea of corn. 10.000 jar* of Sicilian salt ffah. of God wa* risen early, nnd gone forth, be­ Ikmed tosome strange Loy. The present standing of the art of wood tundog. Such Duke of Marlitorough—then the Marquis neat Hid* rings, cylinders and cups a* are 20.000 talents weight of wool, and of other hold, an host compassed the citr both with cargo 20.000 talents, all of which was in ad­ horses aud chariot*." of Blandford—and lx>rd Randolph Church­ turned out here, and after regular hours dition to tbe provision* required for the While Elish* slept tbe enemr encom­ ill had the reputation of lasing incorrigibly you often may seq. the boys at work by crew.” These arc tho notably big vetoed passed him about, btrt Elisha's God neither idle fag*, but when they chose to exert themselves, busily making some pretty of ancient time*, but the supposition is slumbers nor sleeps, nnd Elisha rested in themselves they were excellent cooks, and cabinet, book rack or even a set of doll'* that as rulers, whether kings or people, Him. and feared no evil. HU servant, a* such were much tn reqm»t. It i* equally furniture for tbe little sister,'thus pleas­ wire ns emulous In those day* a* in iImm*. difficult to imagine our dignified Lord however, had not tbe faith of hl* master, antly applying the principles learned m other big craft were also built —Philmjel* Chief Justice Coleridge maiking toast nnd and we may imagine his fears aa thia sight phfa Telegraph. ■boiling eggs fnr his “ matter," but tradlmet his eye* Tbe host of Syrians wa* real and formidable, and there was evidently B« Wa* a Diplomat. no way of deliverance They Mood before tho Fra Angelico in Gen. Butler'* gift for springing out and In addition to their regular daily work "And his servant said unto him, Ala*, for their own master, tbe lower boys have the National gallery, which is so crowded taking advantage of every technicality was my master! how shall we do!" to fag in a desultory way for any upper with rank after rank of angels and saint*, fully illustrated in the famous case of a re­ He probably felt something like Israel boy who may want them during the day. all properly behaloed. each in his own de spectably connected man in Boston, who. when they raw the hmta of Pharaoh pur­ pbeing affected with a mania for stealing, suing them, the mountain* on either aide At the cry of “Lower boy!" sfiouted by any "For my part,*’ one said, “1 should think was brought to trial on four indictment*. of them and the sea before them (Ex. xiv). fellow above tbe.iower division of the fifth fora, every bay below tbe fifth has to a halo would be in the way. especially in a Gen. Butler was the prisoner'a conurel. If Iff “And be answered’ Fear not" • the prisoner wasconvicted on all four In­ •camper ont In answer to the summons, crowd." From Gen. xv. I, to Rev. i. 17 bow often "It moat have something the Mine effect dictments he would be Hable to imprison­ that precious word "Fear not" has stilled and tbe blndennort in the race is generally ordered off tor whatever duty baa to be on those in tbe back row," hercompauion ment for sixty years. .4* tho court was as tho troubled soul! But before it cau giro answered, "as do the big hate in tbe t bea­ sembling Gen. Butler agreed with the peace it must be spoken by one who baa This is rather a hardship when a boy is counsel for the prosecution that three in­ eome ground and authority for saying it He had ouly curried her own idea a little dictment* should l»e quo bed oa condition busy preparing his lemons for school, but "They that be with us are more than be would.rather run the risk of gutting in­ farther, aud yet she wn* a little shocked by that the prisoner should plead guilty to tbe they that be with them." to trouble in school than of Incurring tbe hw words. It may have been that her ex­ one which charged the theft of the greatest What te it that Klbha sees that hte serv­ quisite fmiiuino seme of devnutues* took amount. wrath-of a boy very little older than bimant cannot see? I* he giving utterance to The prisoner, to his amazement, wan or­ oeif hy "skulking." The head master's alarm at the mention of t-he theatre before ah ope orto tbe assurance of* reality? We -birch doo* not inflict such wouods a* the a picture in which tbe heavenly choirs dered by his counsel to plead guilty. “Sav shall see that he moans just what be say* 'rigorously applied toasting fork of an in- were thronging with so much sanctity. A guilty, sir,” said the general sternly. The "-A "! 2Lword <N “■ faint film of gravity came over her face. num obeyed, and the other three indict­ 17. And Elisha prayed and raid, Lord. “They may be transparent.” she said hes­ ments were doI pruned. But when the Ipraytbee. open hte eye* that he may see " On the whole, Eton boya don't sewn to mind fagging much, nnd the system at any itatingly. counsel for the prosecution moved fur ecu « hat a simp;,, prayer, how short, bow She wa* a little troubled, but she could fence Gen. Butler p’llnted out a fatal flaw rate has the advantage of being tbe same comprehensive: No prelimlnarteu and no not, by dropping the jestlug tone of the manifest to every one when attention was conclusion, not even an amen; just a single talk, run the risk of supposing th she dis­ called to it. In tea minutes the astonished petition, asking ns from a familiar friend able to tag.other* iu a short tiara—London approved of anything he had said. She prisoner was a free man. It fa said that ■ TzirijJb*1 h! My •o111 “J* was rewarded for her effort* to appear a* if the court laughed at tbe ruse, tbi cbwerTte-Bita ujrd Jesus, ask the Father for me that she were pleased, for what he said in re- nass of which It was impossible not to nd roy£?i?ay by?h‘ Holy S^ri‘ be opened mire.—Boston Advertiser. 10 d. 'vondroux thing* ont Of Thy “There is only one Lime during a busy "Of course they are transparent, nsy Hi^f 1 eXpect He wUL TlmnUM ds^/’eaid the philosopher, "when a man dear, or you would have sees your own in Him for what we have seen, let us cx-wet Madly .enjoy* complete real. The busy mer­ the mirror long ago." The wr.oi"l, m,™ erwtta l»tww0 a ooo chant. lawyer -or editor waste* no time And then she blushed and smiled, and and 3,<x» b,(„„ th, Chriail.n m ,u° Tudguo'“rSdtia,e ’‘iT IIl“Word, opened tbe eym of the ow his Junch.and .iH thinking all tbe Urac tbe whole beatific rows of anreoled angel* ata con-quratl, ar. tba Mita. a-nrkaM vm.‘i„ ~ roung man, and bo saw; and behold the did not represent Joy more exalted than rr u',orM- Tb' mountain w« foil of d“ wa* hers —Boston Courier. otonsa are immense masses, broucht fiv>m of fire round about Elisha" tortote dfcUta., .piJXtaW Now we know why Elisha said P— «>-. u, aueb nueMoor a. w. tai, Si CT “ ‘ in an investigation of the lightning No one knows what mechanical mean stroke* a! central Germany duringaps from ita dtao.arro. la^, eireul'r mS tbat tta, bad I—n dmnta alooK Ata haalad lio „ ™b'. ?TU” "'ta Elfaha Draved Advertise Anything Anywhere AT Any time WRITE TO Geo. P. Rowell & Co No. IO Spruce Street, NEW YORK. MORTGAGE sale. Default bavfnr teen made for K;art DUSTERS HammMid. by virtue uf the rl^ht rtvexiterbt MfiMMrtganhaswsdeand terebynuteritE whole priarfpal Mini of udd tn«nu-4se atd InterMtaecrucd thereon now <f,,e *nd pstbsw and on which mortsMc there Is elstajM tote doeatttiedteteqfthte notlee mte ‘■•..•ndradYM flradolian «nd forty three cents. (<ji »-.j no «ult ar u> 1s,a ............. ARE THE BEST. In th* matter of tho estate of.Btepben Doster, dcces^cd. ' Noure Is hereby g'vrn that I shall veil at pubUe uurilon. io the hlglirtt Wflder. on Friday, tbeaun day of April, A. D. 1*1. at eleven o'clock county of Barry* *n <»»• State“f Mlehigao.parwiant io license and nutbartty granted time on tbe Sib day March. A. IV Dot. by The Probate tale, right, title ed uf. In and and being in < uni ty. <rf . Barry. Notice is hereby xiven.-tluu 'Ju Soturtay the Hit day of AprtLI*«.atte»o*e!QrktaUkfgt^ roou. al the worth front <h*T *.( the Court tee* In the CHv oi Hasthirv Count> of lUm Zm Stele of Mirhirau. xxi.l t oi.n j,.-tL. tMdMlag tn wnleh tbe Ctfmit Co'.in fie «i.c Cooaty of Harry I* heM. at put>' k turtioa tocV htxbest bidder, the rremtres de-c-rlb-d in mH .n I. • . ... . . . as above sei (orth. with the liHrre-i ttereM. aad the eoM».ch*rrra»ni! exr*”^ siknitd bv |«w snd provided fnr In «idrf tioruue. s*J« ■nnnlMm being situate In the tow s*hl|> ot Irv­ ing, In the Countv of Barn. »nd feme g( Xvl!gan. and deaeribed an follows t..*,i, n* south han of tbe north e*»! .iuxr>r ot *ert:u* twenty-one. Io Iowa four north ranr-trfM**. contain! or eurhiy acre* «fl land more or kw Dated, n*»ttnr», Mich.. January 13th. lir.. ' RvHANNAH If mr-M*. .Mlitfpn- ALoxxr. e. Kkxastox Attoer*. for Mortorre offlos nc th* McclBter oC l*ed«. tor the l owly at Barry. Md M*te<»( Miehucan.on tlic .'ig am of February. A. D. IM*, in liter to ot mortettM on page 6K>- Sold inortmui- wa* ai.'pxd Jalr »1.1MT. to Joel bL John, and **14 l*K )BATE ORD BE. duly recorded In the'office of tte Hrxhtcr at Deed* lor Barry County, in liter CJ n' -ooruajeL on page £*. and the same wa* *0il« aiuisBrt by Joel ttt. John to Barn Xorenberllta, 1»SO. and Mid a«trai>er.t recorded is tbe otfieeof the Register o! iRfcds in aod foe thousand eitat hundred and ninety one. Barry County, in liber .v. of mongasr* on pare Present, Charles W. Armstrong, Judge of tsr. On whleh mortjsurr there i» claimed to ne Probate. due at the date of this notice the F;tn oldxfy In tbe matter of the estate of Joel Dehaven. five dollar* and thirtv-two etHib. *nd an altar nev'Btra of twenty five dollars pnnlded for I* Gwiruk J. Dorr**. AdnUolurator. prar unt that a certain Ihitnmwbt now on lie in tbl* Court purporting U. be the last will and Now. therefore, by virtue of the r*’ Mtalned in said iuort»w. ami ti>»ltb the will annexed may be granted to A. N. M arrvn or some ..lUcr raI table perrau. given that ou Raturdav, the ith <‘.?i «f Apri-.. A. Tbereupoa it is antared. that Friday, tbe D. 1*L at ten o'clock iu the fureiiien. 1 sb*U fth day M March, A. D. UH. al ten o'clock Sli MbUe aoetlM n> the hiri.r-t bidder. »» ta the-toreuoou.be aasfanrd fur th* hearing of the wortti trout door of the «»nrt b»u«r Is the *KT«( flMtlag*, (that beiiur the pl*c« tS><MM*tOMrilor Barry County t» h»Me>). the premises described in said iwrtcM* w H mueb thereof a* maybe MMvary W lbe Ofltee. In the elty nt H oI ‘bi* order to be miblWMdlnU>ellMt!ng*BAXXKn. a newspa­ per printed and circulated In said county of Barry, mice in each wrek for three successive weeks previous to raid day of hrarinr ,. , ,Cbarmb* w. ahmstboxg. IAtrasoopy.1 Judge o( Probate. rw Masira f*Ut Routt." **i« moruraae as an rennin I’.re.- vi )««»-. —• land situate, lyiim and belnx i» »*•* Michigan, known and described «< (olios*. to-«rlt: Oommetwior *» the qcarlvr pcM <* south side o( sect tea uruii nr. north nn MUe. theifie w»t wart; rod*, theore south one-half mde. Hieare ri*i ’40) forty rod* to place «(twcinulrs. Al) o:> wcUm thlrty-stx. town 4. north •' rance te'en west, containing forty («' l*»d i*** Bark* ft Dow Amlgnre of IbrtUjrrSmith ftCoMttiovp.. _ . „ , Attsn*ys toeAB*icaee<i. Mortgar*. Dated. January 5. l*‘l. gafaiEa la |fc kastwamo. Hastikos........... n Bald 1» gflltc 8UU0M. o. w. gillaspie, SST?.::’ Hasting*... dTrn to hi“ Part Grove. in thaakla.tia«Mnf he liable te be struck by lightning, while the wooded and billy districts usually escape. and during or jUM after SHILOH S CONSUMPTION WJtataofCtaop.law,,^’ Bowditch tn Troy Timm. Among eome music lately 111-affloe wa.aSDonUh . at tarttanblp,-------- CURE tat »rt tun M dim. uw.^LTs.rj'r^ ”"■>»» u» 7* «•» u. ■. c.form. Owl r. • I- *rV �BUSINESS CARDS it T. GAMBLE, . Physictan and Surgeon. DELTON, MICH. V* Office at hotel for the present. ? 1V1LLIAM O. LOWDEN. Ir La office over Julius RusseU'a stare, btate >tref-L Hastings, Mich. , ' ART. KNAITEN * WEAVHL Attorneys nt law. Over UnsttDgs Nallousg Hank. Hastings. Michigan. .oi'lstc offices, at Grand llapuis.Mich. S' n I . a. SHELDON. Abstract and Real Estate Office. ■" Abstract BlocK. Hastmgs. • •■L’Hiev la lo« on Real E«taie RhoI Embu i iin;»k'n. Gviier.il con->*>>u.cli:c lixvit'K a eotuufete of Abstract Books, cviu, ( irvmthe Kivord*. can b.rnlsn complete b-tco. C. F. BHOOKS, CerK P. DRAKE. M. IX. over Holloway's drug store. art iron: 2 to ■» p. m. Telephone. con ting wills residence, al Holloway's itrua M. K GLL1.AS1TK Notary Public . and L’. S. Claim Agent. till prosecute ail kinds of claims before the jinariuinnts of the Interior office. Callon him at ;. ftnrr. comer Court and Jefferson Kte., i; isirags, Mich. » ... , • t i M FOWLER,D.D. S. Mr. Frank Huffman, a young man of Bullington, Ohio, states that he had been under the care (< two prominent phy­ sicians. and Used their treaunviit until he was not able to get around. They pro­ nounced his taw to be cunsuinptlou and Incurable. He was i«crauaded to try Dr. King's New !Di»c*vury for consumption, coughs nnd colds mid ul that time was not able to walk across the street without resting. Lie found, before he Itad used half ot a dollar buole. that he was much better; he conklntwM to use It and is to-day. enjoying go«>|l health. If you have any throat, Iuug or chest’trouble try It. We guarantee sjitisfarllon. .Trial bottle free at W. H. Goodyear's drug store. Electric Bitters. This remedy is becoming so well known and so |n>pular us to need no special mention. All who have used Electric Bitters sing the wane song of praise.—A i purer mediclpe diws not exist and It is , guaranteed tn dr» nil that Is claimed. Electric Bitters Will cure all diseases of the liver and kidney.**. will remove pimples. LmiIIs, salt rheum nnd other affections caused by impure blood.—Wil! drive malaria from the system and prevent as well as cqre all malarial fevers.—For cure of headache, constipation and indigestion try Electric Bitters. Entire satisfaction guaranteed, or money refunded. Price 50 cts. and 81.00 per buttle at W. H. Good­ year's drug store. A. BARBER, M. U-. . Physician and Surgeon, • 'ffin- over Nevin's store* Office hours from J H i ’ W. LOWRY, M. D., M . Physician and Surgeon. Make* a specialty of treating disease* of the tue.‘residence on Broadway. near Court The best salve In the world fur cuts, bruises, sores, ukers. >alt, rheum, fever sores, tetter. J chapped hands, chilblains, corns, and nll sklu eruptions, and positive­ ly cures piles or ho pay required. It 1$ guaranteed to give parftwt satisfaction, or money rvfundi tl. 1‘tiei-25 cents per box. For sale Ijy W.‘ II. Goodyear, the druggist. Tbe Methodist church society of Ithaca will a|»end 82.500 in remodeling Its church this summer. Each season h*» likowu |ieetiil*r malady: but Atith the blood mxintalued in a note ot uniform UMFI® a CO LG HOVE. • Lawyers. . ; bffi-.-e lu Union block, Hastings.) -\*tv•: ■ .0!! the codrta of tbe state. rtl a Urdu danger netdl he feared from metevrolog lend b-flueuce*. Noether blood jmedlcltmH ll KEN ASTON. • Attorney at Law. ■ OrerJ.fi. Goodyear & Co.'»store.) . . -i.-rsln all courts of the State. Collections vi’ending to. A L’ R. I'lMMERMAN. Horucepathlc Phy1- » aietan and Surgeon. . 'IG- e over l«atbrop’* drug store.)_______ ROBERTSON HOUSE, IV F. tittODESMEii, Eropt-ietor. .kfFerwm and Otort Ste.. Hit-tings. Mich. Rates, $ I .OO per Day. ’ - H ■!;•*«• is new. with pleasant rooms. The ’. ' ' k:" ,rf thl* pubbe is rrspectfnllv solicHed. □HOST OF THE PALATINE. Rev. T. A. Scott, of Port Huron, will ■ taking everything voiunhk* out of her. not accept the call of the Hamtramck Pres-1 byterlan church. , Children Cry for Pitcher’s Castorla. Children Cry for Pitcher’s Castorla. Children Cry for Pitqher’s Castorla. .NEIGHBORINGCOUNTIES. FOR SCROFULA A fresh young man In Kalamazoo took a In a certain county iu the eastern part of horse belonging to a young lady in the the atate there is a com comrng under the There Is a wierd mystery which always city, and went out for a drive. She soon poor debtor law. A tnan was arrested on missed her steed aud took after tbe young execution for debt nnd thrown into jaiL hovers over the sea, and like tho ocean it•elf growoth never commonplace or staled 1 man. When she caught 1dm the souud of He was stubborn and refused to pay, so by usage. The more men go to sea the the horsewhip coming down over the poor । tiie creditor kept him behind the bars, pay­ more they become impressed with it, the fellow’s back resounded throughout the 1 ing his board at €2 n week. When six neighborhood. ipontha hail expired the prisoner came to more BuptrstiUona they become, aud the Joseph Merriman and Mary Brown, the conclusion that he would disclose, but more in. awe of the power and magnitude of tbe great deep. These people, whose aged n-tqiectively 60 and 78 years, were in order to do lbw ho must, under tbe old homes are. on the shores of the sea. and married In Galesburg last ■ week. May taw, which prevailed when he waaarreated, pay all tho costa of disclosure and expenses, whose menfolk gam a lireMbad on the their path in life be strewn with roses. waters, are tilled with legende r.nd super­ G. IL Fulcher, of Girard, hung a horse lie was unable to do this, ns he had no funds, and the consequence was that he re­ stitious which, handed down from' gcucrashoe In the crotch of a sycamore tree 25 tton to generation, have finally become a years ngo aud forgot ail about it. Last mained iu juti; where be ha* now been re-' pjtrt of their lives. Thus in the fishing vil- week the tree was cut down and the Alice siding several years, h'w board still being paid by the creditor. 1c is aaltl that the Lvges along the New England shore it is a ^ns found imbedded into the tree which latter is determined to keep the fellow in common lielief that a person lying ill can had grown to be about 15 Inches in diame­ prison, and has gone so far us to set aside not die except on the ebb of the tide. ter. 82,000 in his will to board tho man after his Watchers by sick Iteds alwavs, in these Lansing wants tl|e stale encampment death.—Lcxristoa Journal. hamleto, await the beginning ot the Hood, aud say with bated breath, "If he onlv this year. lives till the tide tar ut." Barren beachw Thomas Burns was sentenced to two The result of widespread neglect to train and misty promontories have their ghosts years and nine months In Jackson prison ot btranded ships or drowned men all last week, for stealing n lot of cloth from men and women to good reading and speaking is apparent in the very disagree-' alogg northern coast, firmly believed ua vmi car in ixumiuiiziHi. Kalamazoo. He belonged to . "" the ......................... lie ix-itiiisiii iv ua tn by the country people, and often secq j band of thieves sup|K>s<sl to have head- able voices which are heard upon every side. In u fashionable parlor the women’s ly them with the eye of faith, if not with ' quarters iu Chicago. voice* when taken in concert are often a natural vision. Maurice Sampson was fined S2$ for perfect Lscbel uf unmusical aud irritating Two of tbe most celebrated haunted S|K»U ou the northern coast are the north­ keeping his saloon tn Battle Creek open af­ sounds, while those of the men are very little better. Yet all of this might easily eastern coast of Block Island and St. Mary’s ter hours. be overcome by systematic and judicious Bay, a rockbuund Inlet near Capo Race, Albert Owens u young Ind only H yeara attention to the laws governing gentle, Newfoundland. The ghost which haunt-* f age aud a resldeiit ot Battle Greek, wa* well articulated and refined speech.—Jenthe Block Island shore ta “the*terrible convicted In the Calhoun county circuit ness Miller Magazine. ghost of the Palatine,'* mentioned by court last week for burglary. ‘ Whittier In his "Tent ou tho Bench,” and Mr, William K. Vanderbilt smokes u A Battle Creek jury rendered a verdict the actual appearance of which has been vouched for by hundreds of people, aome that Carl Binder, of that city, came to 'his ■pedal brand, which he has imported from Cabo. Each cigar has a golden band of them taing men of standing, not torn death by hanging at bls own hands. around it, td|u which in Mr. Vanderbilt's or living in the neighborhood, but. in New Fred Phelps, n young lau of Chester, coat of arms; At wholesale iu Cuba they York and Boston. Tbe legend of the Pain­ bad hik right ..... hand ....... sawed ..VW off by getting it.. cost him twenty-five cento each. tine, as told on the cunst, Isas follows: " -----------r_. ... x The -------- , lu too close lo a buzz haw last week. The ™.1> »lon,.l (In,,-, .br .hip I’W.tlnv ,„kcd ,„j lhr,.„ |,r„„ , Emnu-t 1-rohmnn. 28 years old. of >'» lyi-un.l. d„wr „„ „,.d. , Howard City, was drunk when he drove of the Khiue. was on her w ay to Virginia, i Tbe state legislature refused to censure , ___ ______ .... .. _ ___ ________ , his horsea Into a deep gully, yesterday, ____ ___ ___ _ _ In those daiya Block bland was inhabP-u by wreckers. y-t ________ l | Supt. . ited Not tiie modern wreck Newkirk, ot the State Public schpo! ; and was instantly killed. His horses era, who for a consideration will raise i Cold water. sunken vessels or bring up their cargoes, j JThe measles are so prevalent In Reese, , The “Bachelors’ club” give a party In but bad men. who for no consideration at ' Tuscola county, that all business is prac; Charlotte to-munow night. all would lure ships AAhore by false lights j t cally suspended. . . - then . plunder , ...._______________ aud them. The wreckers... ofi j Some brute left a very poor horse stand | Governor Winans is ou the mend. Block Eland hired the Palntinc ashore one out In the cold over night In Charlotte, wild, stormy night nnd burned her after*; and when found hi the morning it was so ] I'hantotu of a Bn nil no Ship Whir In ’ nearly dead .that ft had to lie killed. I Patij I iar , . .. . rr ir The janitor of the Eaton county court house found a gold watch and chain in that building last week, up the ,' >*™»“ to eomhlMUra, rroporUoo. and baiu»wa.l.r,l ...l..n.»n.|.>iri«l. which ure „i,wr ’«ud'v-™iJb'i uk. '• hunted pen I take tn cent ‘ a* a* , reknown U... -VaUUh. urnvww" Som.ot owner aud wouldn’‘t “ .. pr^raUnw ot InkrwltaU. Hood'. tho survivors married v. irh the islaniler*, , *.u.c^ a “*MS* r ' un< r J rilla possesses the curative raluo of the best and their descendants live'there tothLdav. ' 1 |.MOWO n-niedI’’s 01 lho After tin-wreck of the P.ilutiue, whenReceipts of Charlotte poaloffice exceeded y Ogc tab! e ■fOOQ Sklugdom. ever a strong northeast wisid was blowing ' 810,000 last year. ; Peculiar tn Its strength and Economy. Hood’s nnd the »nrf piled high on the barren ■ . , ,, , , . 1 Rarsanarllla Is the only medlciuc of which can khnre. thrrv hMwand » -hip iu i , Sh hTth^TultKl’suu! H”d'e4 °M hunilnkkn<l .blue «wn> aud Uadng ", llit wrek'lir‘wndh> lumnhclnalmrriu, win In thw. pyramidal tea. Xs lite ■ l,rY“ IU|'I'7 ,,,r i Samwilla teotellte, eute Mtertu n, pa-.-.......... <■>«'»* >1"' ^S^ J’ .|.„dh„ scrofulous humor In the blood, ulcero, catarrh, and consumption, use Ayer’s Sarsaparilla The most economical, safe, speedy, and effective of all blood-purlflers. will cure you. 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Tike Noictii Amkiucan Review. • ’ :> East ’ 4tti street. Jfew York. The Emmet Rilles of Jackson, t',0 strong, contains but one married man. My. what teZ.J.thew«ra»er,>tlbrKbl»tonhe >'-«>> Mptedv valOTUw* 11 Icl r a popular Ltimpauy ibis tbust be with the Palatine licciuue less anil less frequent. IL G. Eager comuiltted suicide in Ionia , the title of "The greatest blood purifier ever girls. The lost authentic appearanveot the burn- last week by taking morphine. '■ discovered.” Peculiar in its "good uamty Hastings. - - Mich. .. ... , , ... at home,’’—there la more ot Hood’s Sarsa­ If you decide, from what you bare heard or dug Palatine occurred abont seventeen Pa:-3on Arney, of Snrannc. Mild out* of ! read, tbat yuii will lake HmmJ's Sarsaparilla, do years ago, when it was seqn by many peo­ parilla «>ld la Lowell than of all other APITAL $75,000.00 lint l<r luductd U> buy any sul-stltute iustead. ple, who made affidavit to it afterward. bls horses last week for 8750. blood purifiers. Peculiar in Its phenomena! KERPLCS tl.000.tMl. record of sales abroad There arc 19 criminal aixl 14 divorce Mrs. Michael Rcielyini. the Ithaca It was describe;! a» appearing at first like a light seen through the window of a bouse no other • “CUII«■ preparation caws on the Calhoun county circuit court Incorporated under the laws of the State of woman who was burned while ironing. at night. Then it grew to three pyramidal ever attained so rapidly - t»>r held so calendar. Monday, died of her wounds Tuesday - Michigan. flames, shooting up as high a* a ship’s steadfastly the confidence ot all classes night. Wn». Farlim. of Bellevue, recently sold of people. Peculiar In tbe brain-work which masts, and then fading away. This was Open f jr business Dec. 13. me tn buildlag for a colt forSLOOQ. reported several times. It represents. Hood's Sarsaparilla com­ merty occupied by Messer Bros. These pill? are scientifically compounded, About thia period the "Palatine light.’’ A state teachers' institute will be held bines all the knowledge which modern and uniform in action. No griping pain so as it is called ou Block Island aud the ad­ OFFICKBS: In Charlotte beginning March 20th. and researchtnedIcnl O »• Kobinson, President: /” commonly following tbe use of pills jacent New England shore, appeared sev­ continuing one week. IL IL PtHtingHI. science has I O USCII developed, They are adapted to both adults and chil­ eral times. The apparition Ims been ac­ editor, uf the Moderator, will conduct Xwith many years practical experience in Chester Messer. Vice. Pres; dren with perfect safety. We guarantee counted for by some by ascribing it to tbe 'preparing medicines. Be sure to get only D. W. Reynolds, Cashier. they have no equal in the cure._of sick effect oi phosphorescent waves dashing up Belding is trying to get a large soap fac­ headache.' constipation. dyspepsia and ou the shore, and by others to the escape tory to locate there. Dr.ECTORS: biliousness, and. as an appetizer. they ex ­ Of a luminous gas from iMnn fissure in a Daa W. Reynold.^. Tbe pipes in the Allegan waler works 8oM by s!l drawls’*, ftjrixforfs. Prepared only cel any other preparation. x, rock beneath the water, but to tbe native system froze up last week, aud when D. G. Robinson, J. A. Greble. born Block Islanders such explanations .J-MufCarreth. Chester Messer. Peter Cadlhetfs pork packing establish­ IOO Doses One Dollar William E. Detwillcr. a Lansing team­ seem impious, aud they firmly believe t hat ment caught on fire It was impossible to P. T. Colgrove. . ster, who fell through a bridge in that city it i» n mnrk of tbe anger ot hiAVOD set for­ » CROUP REMED last summer, wants £10.000 damages from ever on their shores to remind them of the put It out. Tbe los»< was about 82,500. the city and has suet! to recover 11 :<?ra! Raaklng Business Transacted. Tie Children's Nadirins crime of their ancestors.—New York Trib Alonzo Thompson defeatwi J. T. Buti»«. uue. the champion light weight wrestler of Iowa, in n wrestling inafch in Coldwater >n tbe first day ot September. A. D. test. One .Mau'» Method of ICconomy. M:u-y M. WoteoKand Jerome E. Wolcott mortlast week. . It can be given m a cup of lea or coffer, with­ d '•> Addison P. €ook. all that certain piece out "So you think it funny that I carry a tbe ktiouleagL* ot the person taking it. ■ r par ■»•! of tan<1 **;tuAte io rhe township of Ma­ effecting George Conklin, an esteemed resident ■tufht. K uncle inai mKi a speedy and permanent curt, whether cane down town with me every day when Grove. Ci»:intv or Bury and State ot Michl- tbe ratlrnt Only vj cent, at Dtojf Is n nmderwie ‘ irinkemranalvjiiollc of Coldwatqr. dropped dead in his chair can. 'Inscribed as (odows to-wit: The »oulb wreck Tbotlsauda ot drunkards have been I -go to businesfc. «lo you*’’ Klid n yonn^ Itemedy Saros LItm .If <*t the north half of the northwest quarter cured who have taken the Golden Specific in lawyer tbe other day to a friend who had last week while reading a paper. . -e'lon twenty nwi town two (2) north or their coffHe aHliotit tbrir kuowbdge. and to­ mode nn adverse criticism on tbe subject, A Coldwater doctor laid in a big supply : seven (7) Wear, cuntalulug forty (40 acres day believe they unit drinking <>f their own free claiming that clients might be prejudiced I • ! i.uut more or less. No liarnitul effect results from Its b«!- ligainst p lawyer who habitually carried u of morphine pills, exiwctlng to make a Said-uortgaze wax on the sixteenth day of will. goal profit out of them. Someone per­ miiilfttratioD.- Cures gminnteed. Head for cir­ ■ . ptfuitier. A. D pat. rerarited in the office ot cular cane, for fear that be might not be of a haps addicted to ttm use of morphine, en­ BLANKET and full particular*. Andress in con ­ " ■ register nt d'-rds for the County of Barry fidence. G.’i.ui N Srxt i»TcCo..t» Itace Street. sufficiently serious or studious turn of uad State of Michigan, in liber Z!» of mortgages Cincinnati. tered his office last week and stole nearly O. mind, as there wns something about a stick all of them. It is said that the victims of or. past- 12. said mortgage wm on the twenty-eighth day William Fbulks. a young molder of A*/ timt indicated the stripling or 1 ho dude. this habit are pertectiy happy when steal­ <4 Deceraber.X. I>. isw. duly assigned by the “Some men may carry n c*nv because said Ad-liwm 1*. Cook, to tbe A. H. Cook Co. bion, was struck by the Atlantic express they think it ta the proper thing,” contin ing. Itadii-ik which said fusignnient was on tbe fifth on the Michigan Central last night and tied the young student of Blackstone, "but A dish-washing machine was recently itayof February. A.U>. W»l. duly reeorded In thrown a lung distance -He will live. -;ut! register's office, Inlfoer 38 of mortgages on 1 am iuflueuced in tlxs practice purely by put In the Morton house. Grand Rapid*, piges 40 and 41. (Aa soon as you discover any tailing of the hair mat!ven of economy. I graduated from and there was nearly a strike in counc­ On tiie first day of September. A. D. t88B. or graynre* always use Mail's Hair Itenewerto college five years ngo, and I haven’t car il nence. : h-.-re became duo and parable by rhe terms of .nd marteqK the.Mim of fortr-fhe and .W-IOT tone up tbe secretions and prevent baldness or ried a stick since my freshman year. Still, Gov. Winans has appointed Ripbard dollars TSt34»h ot Intervet ind tke same has grayness. as I nm not such a fool as not to know remained utip »td and in arrear< forthe space or Vosper. of Ionia, to be commissioner to lay­ enough to get out of the rain, I have a.“urtydiv.- and upwards out a state road on Bols Blanc Island. A ways carried nn umbrella in bad weather. On Uk-first dsy of 8eptrrab*r. A. D. >889. Mrs. VInslow's BoothlMbtrup/hould *1wmw See for yourself how 5£ Blan­ • here became du* and paraiitaan Installment of be used forcSilldren tix-thlnc. It soothes the “As a matter of fact I found 1 was losing man laying out a n*ad up on that Island at : latere«t of lortv five and ro loo dollars this time of the year would want a cal­ ■blld. softena Hie imw. aliavs all pain, cures , aud >b-same , i* reinslnmt u ipairt and lu ar­ wind colic and ta the ix-nt remedy fordiarrbira. about twelve umbreltaaa year simply be­ dron kettie of “Tom and Jerry” to help kets wear and other makes tear. cause not carrying a cane. I never thought ' ream for the spv-e'of more than thirty day*. Twenty-five cents a bottle. On Ute firs: day of September. A. D. irao, of my umbrella unless It was actually him ouL Vosper is John Blanchard’s son­ Cheboygan Is agitating Itself on the sub­ FREE—Get from your dealer free, the : re became due an installment of Interest acraining when I got outside quick enough in-law, nnd this appointment b probably ■ >r<llng to the terms of ssld mortgage, of fortv- ject of water supply for fire and domestic to return iu time to get my umbrella be­ to appease a thirst the family had for ser­ 54 Book. It has handsome pictures and am; ■*<> io.> dollars which said tart ~ valuable informatiou about homes. Blanc Is “ the. fore some one else grabbed it- One day 1 vices rendered; besides, Bota Btr? .-•■dlmr-nt has remained due and in arrears purposes. Two or three dollars tar a $4 Horae for mure than thirty days. lost my own umbrella and my wife’s as summer home ot Messrs. .Blanchard aud Now. therefore, by reason of said default, and Blanket will make your horse worth more well. They coat 815 between them. Since Vosper. Uy virt-ie of a condition of said mortgage, the then I have carried a cane on pleasant daya >aid assignee ot aald mortgage ha* eiev&df and Cyrus Hand, wlio lives south west of ■ ??s hereby elect to declare, and does hereby and 1 never lose an umbrella. It’a a great Coldwater, had aa experience last week SA Five Hile . .re i he whole amount secured by said modeconomy.”—New York Herald. tliat he doesn’t care to have repeated agato. zsge, both interest and principals due and pay­ 5/A Boss Stable able at once. There Is therefore claimed to be He was working between two logs when Known by Their Uat*. Aik for now dae and unpaid on said mortgage the sum the chain holding one of them broke, •>( eight hundred, thirty-eight and 50-100 dollars 5/A Electric man who knociia about a great deal, catching him between the two logs. No $83».!W1 of principal and Interest, nnd the and is a close observer, said: There is a bones were broken, but be was terribly .urtin-r sum ot seven and 33 100 doHars [fT.BSi 5/A Extra Test man in this town who makes a living out bruised. Tbe doctor says that he will tor taxes paid by tbe mortgagee on said preml--s. with interest tbenxm. according to tbe of the manufacture of bat linings. He soon be around again. :• nil, of said mortgage at ten per cent from tbe It you can't gel thus horn jam bos stamps of all tbe leading hat houses in asth day of January. A. D. 188«. and no proceed­ The citizens of Coldwater find them*eh er the* city and New York and Paris. You ings at law or la equity bare been instituted to recover the same or any part thereof. know, maybe, that a man is often known about 85.000 sliort to complete the new Nottee is therefore hereby given that by rirby the hat he wears. There ore a few hat school building. The tax payers I will be U;e of the p-iwer of sale tn such mortgage con4ntn whose names take tbe lead, and tbe asked to vote that amouut nt the coming tallied, and th* statute In such case m«de and young men who want to appear as if they city election. were near tbe head of the proreasiou get One day last week while Geo, Ramsey, UH’essary. will t»e sold ar nubile vendue to the tbe linings of these well known hut manu­ son of S. S. Ramsey, nnd Winn Terry were liichext bidder, at Hie north front door of the facturers from the man of whom I just fooling with a revolver In Mrs. Terry's 'ourt itouse la tbe city of Hastings, Barry Coun­ toid you, and be puts them in cheap hats. , ty. Michigan, that being the place of holding " —— for pa ta do not house, the gun wrut off the charge lodged in the circuit court tor said county, on tbe ninth The customer turns up bis hat then when­ -f-»rXT>T3 consist in li» being , the forefinger of youug Ramsey's left baud. day of May. A. D. U91. at ten o’clock in tbe fore­ ever he takes it off, and shows the stamp noon of said day. to satisfy the amount then due "This was a fortunate oecureuce for Mn>. of a well known house, and thus, in some on *sld mortgage together with all tegaAmte. •a* lading an worrier fee aa provided byThw. circles, he establishes himself without the, Terry, tor had it not done so tbe latt< r Dated, February 7th, 1891. n “ «»*«lak ““*• assistance of any letters. Tho hat lining might have been seriously If not danger­ Thk a. p. Cook Co. Ijmitki*. ously wouuded. as she was standing near Hoc that strikes the eye thus: does It.—Chicago Tribune. Assignee of Mortgagee. at the time- Dr. Alton- fixed up the finger brt AHI, %NAPFKf & WKAVgn. and tbe young man Is getting aloug all Attorneys for Assignee HM Mistake. Amy-Young Mr. Dollcy has proposed right—Portland Observef. , Hastings City Bank, SUTSa part 113 Hood’s Sarsaparilla bad* 5A P MEDAL, PARIS, IBT8. W. Baker & Co.’s reakfast Cocoa Absolutely Pure and it i» Soluble- No Chemicals are used in its preparation. It han more than three times the strength of Cocoa mixed wKjt Starch, Arrowroot or Sugar, and is therefore far more economical, costing less than one aent a ctqi. I *Jt is delicioua, nourishing-, strengthening, easily digested, and admirably adapted for invalida as well as for persons in health. M BAKER & (ML, Owtattr.Mm. bO YOU TdRE THE WHY NOT? ' No more WHY! AfQRSt- WHERE­ FORE, BLANKETS ARE THE STRONGEST ST- JACOB8 OIL. To the Quail Red vo(pn of Barry County, MleblI’ursuaat to doe notice from the Secretary ot ........... —•*, -«*». lujiun UI\ VIW n a.v .w ’■(cctod: An associate ju«lce of tbe supreme court In piue. ef John W. Champlin. wb<ne term ot office will expire December 31. MB1: *l*o two rreentn of tbe Vntvenltv in place of ' buries J. Willett and Arthur M Clark, whose ‘fna* of office will exetre De»*mher 31.UW1. WitneMmy bond and seal at Haatfngs, Mich. THE GREAT REMEDY FOR PAIR, 18 THE:BC8T. THE TRUE PROOF Midi. Saw UdLills ENGINES, A. B. FARQUHAR CO., York, Pa. OTHIB KCHKiMKB FAILED, THE POOR MAN l< Mabel—Of couroe you accepted him? Amv—Well, do. I hud expected to. but In hte propoaal he used an irrttoudtable' flre of speech, ami I thought. I could not rtak my life'" happiness with him He said "Amy, will you walk with me down the stream of life?" If be bad even aald down tho stream of life I could have accepted him; but the idea of walking tn the wur'-Harper’s Baoar. Abner Aldrich, who was seven years tn Jackson for murder George Bradley was iusane asylum for criminals sentence*! to attempting to taken ta tbe at Ionia last A well-dressed man applied at the jail Tuesday night, claiming; to be out of mon­ ey. The sheriff searched hint and turned him in. But tbe sheriff wu uneasy, and soon called him out. saj lug that be wan not satisfied, and that he would atrip the AnaittamuA. the chief of the famous applicant. A careful search daring the I Greek brigands, whose cheerful habit it is stripping process revealed two flue sawn to kidnap harmless travelers and keep cr,nees!ed in the young man's cravat. The Gmk bwutr. • wn tour 1,------------ - h“ nun, who • HOP " Has Cured Others PLASTERS G.G. �Hastings Banner^. Waatingb. Thursday. March 19. 1891-_ W8WHAU. L.COOK.Editor- ™, '%nrTU “• to wtiiiae the colony’s rich deposits of iron. AUnVFF 14. Ib'V-_____ Tbe undertaking Is acknowledged to be a editorial notes. rfiKKH «H>K.otsai,»»OT Our English cylianges report that •negotiation have* been concluded by which a large linoleum factory will I* transferred from Manchester to Muskegon, Mich., as under the McKinley act it is thought that It will I* cheaper to make the material there than to import it.” This is only another of the fruits of the McKinley bilk which is. according to the assertions of British manufacturers, going to bnng so much distress to our people. English ymnnfartna ra think It wHI be cheaper to manufacture here than to continue to ex- hazardous one under the free trade policy in force there, but It b hoped that the nat­ ural advantages are so extraordinary its to overcome tho difference of tabor coat In fa­ vor tjf foreign iron. Mr, Griftin says: There are, however, many here who con­ tend that, leaving the labor question out alto««ther> « «»> ^possible to manu­ facture iron and steel without the assist­ ance ot an iuroort tax. which, it Is said, should not be leas than $9.73 per ton. Through the help of the duty on wire net­ ting (87.3d u ton), the colony ta enabled to manufacture no Inconsidcnibje portion of the wire used here for fencing, it is also claimed that, if thia duty wen- removed, the price of netting would be at least » to 30 per cent, higher than It if. The fact is often cited that, when bar Iron Is worth only 80S.SB per ton in London. If cannot be purebaMd in Sydny for less than 303. it is contended that the freight charges are light, and that there is no juM reason why the article should command; such a high price iu a free port. Plates are quoted In London at 338.88 per ton: the quotation here ta from 865.44 to Wx and It is said that these prices would not lie exceeded if the articles were made here. The people of New .South Wales are Thia growing faith on the part of the British In the peruiancncy of protection is growing e.x'tremrlj' troublesome to our freeevidently gettfbg a taste of our exper­ trade contemporarir*. ami the Milwaukee ience, viz., with the establishment of a News rays of At: domestic industry, tbe price of the pro­ The manufacturers of Manchestir an* H}e one- to profit most by the thing nr they duct invariably fell. Sometimes it fell so low. as in the case of our former attempts would not move. , ‘This iff the discovery of an orlgftial tn manufacture tin plates, that the new es­ ' thinker nnd doubtless throws grave doubts tablishments were frozen out. Then, oi the advantages of protection in the when the foreigner had the field tohiiuself, m|nd of every one reading It—and bellev- as Is now the case with lmr iron and plates in New South Wales, he pnt the price up iuritKeconling to British acriiunts there are again. What the iron industry in New tug three linoleum factories in this coun- South Wales needs Is a tariff so high that lr4. and a fourth one moves here because the men engaged lit it can snap their fin­ itIs thought cheaper to make it here Uian gers at the price juggling of the foreign ^Til’Mancliester.^ This does no£ 1<>uk like a iron masters.—Ex. diminishing supply, nor like an increased Are there trusts in free trade England? emit to Um* consumers, who will continue tp produce that they may exchange the Here is what the London correspondent of the New York Sun of February 22nd. product.*; for linoleum, but- and here is the . bitterness of the result--both productions' says: r will be carried on In this country. The wheat or butter exchanged for linoleum wfM not have to pay frieght charges tor 4.0M miles to Manchester,*™* will freight on the linoleum be paid from an equal dis­ tance Imek to Muskegon. S<- tijjxt. in ad­ dition to the Increment Io the general good from having both productions in this coun­ try. the cost of freight charges over s.000 miles ot railroad and stehtnship routeswill be divided between the two producers. Moreover, when the Manchester parties ■ arrive at Muskegon, they very probably may concludeJ hat the mills, bouses and otber-^phauces necessary will be more IK 1 h' 11; country, and co interfen; .with the ‘tcheap toaf• of the Cobdcnltes. ■ The great salt trust la iiow In a position believed to l>e impregnable against attack, nnd although It has just declared only the modest dividend of 8 ]>er cent, the busi­ ness of tbe coming year is exported to yield a profit justifying a 20 per cent, dividend. During the past yeat the trust sold I.G2V.CKH) tons of salt or SO.OOO tons more than tbe previous year, and tbe price increased by alwut seven pence and a half penny per ton. The severe whiter in­ creased the cost of fuel by about 40.00U pounds, and to avoid conflict* with their workmen the trust increased wages by over io.ooa pounds. An immense ex ten­ sion in the colonial trade is expected, and a friendly arrangement has been made with the North American Salt Union by which a British trust will pay a certain percent­ age on all salt al>ove 150,000 tons export­ ed to ports between Maine and North Caro­ lina. There Is reason to believe the trust will soon buy np tbe fe*r remaining pri­ vate salt firms, so that the outlook is checrfnl indeed, except to.the users of salt. cheaply made hire than imported, and the work people may take the same view as to their food and other .Aiecessities of every­ day life, if the Milwaukee Nt‘ws could have its apparent way. the men who are employed in building milte and houses By tbeir steal of two seats in the Michi­ would be out of work, so that their wages falling to a j>arity with the wages of weu gan state senate, the democritUc members so employed in England, tlrey would go to of that body robbed tbe Patrons of Indus­ farmfog. “raising - Reaper cotton and try of that branch of the legislature of the oereais,” as Gladstone advised. K tbatpa- balance of power. The steal was made for per Ib to Ik- satisfied, there will be no mill that purpose. Tbe protest of the Patron hands employed in Muskegon to afford a home market to farm produce .in thia Lt will prove fortunate for voters who may for the moment le tempted by the •danling pictures lield out by free trade crusaders if, before casting n buUutt for the vaunted panacea of tariff reform, a 111tfoMwrch beonade for the inspiration of ■that interest in the general weal ot this country just now so prominent. It will now prove equally beneficial if some at­ tention is also given to the results of tbe ‘•revenue- only*’., policy as found in tbe nation meet active in the effort to force its views upon this country. A little MTOthiy In tbta direction will develop the fact that what is really sougtx la to hase votes so cast and legislation so framed aa to dincourtge tiie further growth ef toduntrkw in this country, and give aver to-foreign workmen, now only partial­ ly employed, a large share of the manufac­ turing now furnishing employment for la­ ter and capital in the United States. A glance along the fine of march of free STEKETEE’S TbatkHTb*** A report by Consul Griflto from Sidney, New South Waiea. contains a *lgnrt«t>l paragraph In its bearing <xui the queotfan of the Influence of protection upon priew. He is dhcuwlng the fwudhflifr of a project state convention against this outrage was treated with utter contempt. And to crown tiie insults and indignities heaped upon the Patrons by tbe democratic autiaorities at Lansing, the democratic state convention endorsed the whole perfidious business in their platform. It will be quite intereating to watch the Patrons, po­ litical action this spring. If they do not rebuke this infamy and studied insult, they will not deserve muck respect, and con scarcely maintain self respect. If you have not already registered, send In your names by tbe supervisor, town clerk or oldest justice, who are authorized to register them. Failing to do tills, you must go in person before the township board of registration on Saturday. April 4th. BepuWkans should see to getting nut their vote on Monday. April Oth. It Is Im­ portant that this should be done as well on account of the state as the local ticket Tbe democratic party of Michigan will be made to feel that they Injured them­ selves more than the republicans by the senatorial steal. teMte crusaders soon finds It reaching a Hteamahip pfor and thence to England, Votes not cast are nut counted in Michi­ where sits tbe Cobden club as commander gan. as republicans learned to their sorrow ixdiief of the force* assailing tlw policy last fall. Therefore get out the votes. of protection for any country except Great The Miprciae court will gain in prestige if Robert M. Montgomery shall l»e elected •of this presiding genas BuprcuM* court jmdfoo this spring. OrgaxixaUoo and work are tbe price of victory. Republicans should reuMOnber thia. ✓ ut2>< In the d«> ot • -1“ b“r' <”?h!5.°°! — .. .inhurf nnrl much PXGAtBfiu ■ You will make was aooutr ■» ----------Irft -MS . pK lamb oo th. <ru. horwc, and the two strayed together into BUingatMcperbbl; wHerlln>e,flJ» ■:.N0 MISTAKE.:- tbThey were not mtaaed foroame boora, and when a hasty search for them proved unavailing, the father and mother were of course greatly alarmed, for beani and wolves were both plentiful iu tbe woods. Tho few scattering neighbors were roused and the entire night was given to the bunt. Itww not until <1»> U(*l ,U>«t tnou ol Hie missing boy’s tracks were dtacovercd. Thaw were followed by tbe aid of dogs, and tbe rescuers were led to tiie den of a she bear, which had ita quarters under a big bowlder iu a pine grove at the foot of a mountain. The bear, aroused by tbe dogs, came out of btr lair with a boldness which showed that she had cubs to defend, and at sight of her everybody gare up hope of seeing tho missing child alive. When, however,they had shot tbe bear, they found tbe little follow curled up In tbe den with a couple of bear whelps, hungry and tired, but apparently not in tbe least Injured or frightened. The boy waa too young to give a aatistory account of wbat had happened, but as nearly a%, could be made oat from hta story-, the bear, who hid cow ^pon them tn tbe woods, had made a moal off bis pet lamb, and had Fhen quietly returned to her lair to sleep. Tbe boy said she did not carry him, but that he followjd her be­ cause he hail no lunger any lamb for com­ pany, and because lie wanted to see the pretty culx. He hadflayed with them till dark.' Then lit’ Wirtl to go koine, but did not know i be way, j and be did not dare to leave the bear's den liecauae he was afraid something would get him. The cut* were compomous ftr him. aud he seems to have felt quite mS* so long aa he atayed with them.—Youth's Companion. It has been our privilege to itrapeet an in­ creasing number of hospitals, many of them iu the province*. Few occupations could have given greater pleasure or satis faction than we have received from these vtaita. How many a man aud woman groaus. at tbe winter mom Its especially, and wonders what to do to paw the time in' {he afternoons of many id ;y>. How many there arc who become sulM-ribcra to our hoapitab, wbn give on order to tbeir bonken. for tbe payment of the annual subscription, and who then forget all about tbe matter. We would suggest to such people that they bare not yet got full value fortheir money. It is all very well to subscribe to a hoapital or to any other charity, but to atop there is to show nu absence of appreciation little creditable to tbe indlvidtiid It is au old saying that he who j»ays t hi piper shall select the tune. So those who iupport our hospkais are bound, not only In the inter­ est and welfare of the public nnd tiie patiente. Imc in their Own interests, too, to become familutf with their methods of work, and to strive to pusaeM some small pr.rtfon, at any rate, of tbe spirit which nndoubtedly animate* the large majority of those who constitute the official staff of these institutions. We have been Imprewed over and over again with a feeling that a hospital nowadays is a cheerful place, where most people ore contented and all are genuinely happy. Even the sick feel that they are safe when they find themselves in u hospital bed, and as to tbe children, why. a chil­ dren’s ward has proved a paradise on earth to many a Utile sufferer and waif, aa all our bonpitals can testify. We would say, then, to ewry governor, “Get full value fur your uianey,*' and if we are mkedhow, we would nay, “By making a point of risto Ing the hospital with some sort of regular­ ity, and so learn lessons in life, lewom iu suffering and. what is even more impor­ tant, learn to appreciate the privilege of be­ ing able to give, and moved to give, to the support of institutions like three.—Hos­ pital. _______ if you buy your WALL PAPER Detroit. fioo Cholera cure and H00 CHOLERA, ami ■ - tax W0RJSIX HOSSB. WINDOW Ire: chickens. CURTAINS F. R. PANCOAST, HJUnWM. MICH. ni’N’IIKP.lM Of THEM. oi a u k,. ~ *‘UIS FREDL. HEATH of all In leave The Druggist. For taU *n Mullny. t.y Carpe H. OOODYEM. Fred D< ing carpe to see all as well Call at h ward if y this line. THIS : INTEREJTJ ‘ ‘ YOU t a. I have just received a Watches. Clocks, Jewelry. MORTGAGE SALK. Italudt having been made Io tbe eooditions of a certain niorjir made by Clinton -A Boire and Era A. Boice his wife to Marv M. Garland dated Noxember is A. D. l*i», and record-d m tbe office of tbe Itestster of need*, for tbe County of Bsrn and Htate of Michigan, mi the •’»> day of November A. J>. ISO in Uber » of Montages, oo Pwtre tax. *e. and said mortgMS.- was on the JUCh of December tMM aSBlK»ed to Clay W. Fell It. and on Dre. so I wo acaiu duly assigned by Clay W. FettU. by his guardtau u> Mary M. Garland, the lunriKrgrc in udd mortgage and both of said i»Mi*nmenu have been dnlr recorded Bald inortiraKe was upon the expreM condllkm that the ’aid mortgagor should keep tbe buildli>« erect-<t iq>on tb«- premises decralbed tberetnInsured against l<m or damage .by fire i»y :n- mortgage* to effect such insurance and tbe premium so paid for the same should be a further lien upon the premises, bearing interat at tbe rate of 10 per ecu:., and ths said mort PMfor having neglected to effect such in»uraDre. .....wot. OTW «w... v. OT*IUT 1WU1 Ulf Ol ltaeeml»er last and there tvnow claimeed to be n*irt-u in M1U .. -AN! Fine Line Befc ----- or----- LflblES t *2? ■ QENT5’ JflOEJ FOR SPRING WEAR. Do not fail to examine them and get prices birfore you buy. Best Flor Fine line of Walking Shoes. . 7( F. G. STOWELL Hearing neatly and promptly don? hy J. C. Crape Strawber Omam Roses Wood niff. mortgage, that should there be any default tn the payment ot the interest upon the same, at any day when the same ibeold be due and pay­ able. and should the same remain unpaid and iu arrears for the space of sixty days, tnm the principal ou said mortgage should be due at the Boaaudaallu — bot. ub.imk umi pun nno t.m same having remained unpaid until this date **,d mon«,«e« declare*’ the whole oi said inortgaxe due and payable. There la now cbunted to be doe on Mid mortgage Ute sum olgwi.r-c and also the sum fhs'SE moneys secured by said mortgage, ar any pan Now,therefore, by virtue of the iwtwer at contained in said niortgaae, and tbe protein swh case made nnd i>rc“dedno< « IshSJbi •June A. D. 1st*l, al ten o c*ock tn the torv.ii/w>,. ^'LaK.0*^ K u*£S«T^3.“taSSsqrsj Vanillin la tbe odoriferous principle of vanilla, which ia the fruit ot a plant railed vanilla aromatica. Vanillin exists in the Mtt described m ££££;, vanilla pod to the extent of about 3 per ’lying mi cent. These pods used to be very expen­ sive, but new sources of vanillin are being discovered, and it seems likely that the va­ nilla industry will soon be extinct. Vanil­ ^nt«a«rd lXSIM tbem* due east lin. which is the onl>substance for which the vanilla pod la valuable, has been found r*w ,u8*r and aaafaUdm it likewise results from the oxidation of olive wood. On n large scale it is prepared from conf. thereof tt UmZlS'."f. .. .J?c recorded »Ui Imp, a compound which occurs in the nap of the cambium of pine trees. The latest •mto. source at vanillin has been discovered hy f* r Bortcagee. Herr bchneegans in the seeds of rosa exniMarch 18,I tap n^vTbTRn,extr*tadwith ether. Part of the ether is separated by distillation S ‘ fiwi? t ‘ (g££;^ tTorB?»TV-as. **’ and the residue i. agitated by sodium bi' sulphite solution saturated with sulphur­ ous anhydride. Dilute sulphuric acid is then added, and finally, after much wasbdn’*\brown oU 1* obtained ZSSJ becoro*’ • mass of erystebj. Poamhly the vaailla pod will Mosher St cioverrf.u 01 find a new commercial rival in three rosa canlnaVeds. -London Grocer. u. w.« t^n o ciock a. m . ISSJLE? iEssV."wS^s55 a «»*««". ^^=££S>®: From a newnpapcr printed in th« v,.». At A. WOOLLEYS. AL WAY Now is the time to buy I,adies’, Misses' and Children - Shoes ■ At io per cent. In order to make room for the elegant line of*spring goods that will soon be here. I have decided to sell every pair of Lata’, Misses’ ta Ciilta’s Shoes At an advance of ten per cent of first cost. This however is a Strictly Cash Sale. The republ . x; Call, examine.and obtain prices before > buying, as 1 will not l»e undersold. Youre ^gpy « A. WOOLLEY. Therepubil ■ township offlc other busines By TM republ tbWflKb C PERSONS few- d*?1 "«o * macaroni made • DEALER IN CIUNCKRY SALE. -Uh Pink d-*., Ptak stock, covered with flnc point v.f. Thousands of eaueersare permanently re­ moved by entirely new and original methods tree) addma Santal Hotel. Cola.bn* 0. improved Wheat-No. i. white kw rec. * Floor—•MO per hundred. > ww-wlh. Bcmbl.iai.IS ImttertSE0 rfiao cot wHb ... “““'"Ute •« ST '““•Sou. ai Ity. fruits of tbe policy “"““'J? ProdK. SI,.'!???'™Principal Sl&fi Mantels, Grates and Tile. Tile anti Marble for Floors, Vestibules, Etc. Lawn Goods, Vases, Settees, Plant Stands, Wire Goods, Cut; Flowers and Choice Plants. tfEEg LC The Mid nnraery ate w �t’, Hastings Banner Wanted, a girl to do general housework, Inquire at Holloway's drug store. personal mention. Hastings Thursday, March 19, 1891. Holden & Hire have been making some big improvements tn the interior of their store. P. A. Sheldon win In Lake Odessa last week. w. R. COOK, Local Editor. p. K. Cook Is confined tu his home with Holden A Hire have a fine Hue of sum­ the grip. mer flannel shirts. Elegant goods and rea­ Mrs. Luke Waters was In Grand Rapids sonable prices. Saturday. Anrene dealrln< lopurcbue .jrop «n. L/k. B. «««., <ru In Ohlr.ro Uie of can buy all they want at Goodyear Broyr*the ‘“ week. ----­ for only 10 cents each. ■ Mrs. James Wickham visited In Bowne Boni, to Mr. and Mrs. R. B. Richards a Iasi week. 11M pound boy. This accounts for the Frank Bullis, of Johnstown, was lu the broad grin on Ralzey’s fa^e. city Saturday. Here after you can always find anything F. B. Hire went to Detroit Tuesday on you want In the llne.jf violin and guitar a business trip. strings at my stere. F. R. Pancoast. ■ RBI ^AKIFI*5 POWDER Absolutely Pure. A cream of tarter bakln> powder. Highest .lull In leavening strength.-f. 8. Governent Report. Aug. 17. To rent, a large house with good barn, and four acres of land, in 2d ward. Terms very reasonable. Enquire of Mrs. A. W. Bailey. If you want any auction bills printed cull nt this office. All work done in a neat and workmanlike manner nnd prices rea­ sonable. Give us a call. Thursday evening a K. of P. lodge was instituted in Bellevue. Landlord Dolph, a member of Barry lodge ot this clly, en­ tertained all of the brother Knights In royal style. Mr. Frank Hams, of this city, and Mis* Harriett Jones were united in marriage at the residence of the bride's parents in Saranac, Wednesday of last week. The happy couple are receiving the congratulftlions of their many triends. Fred Doelker is again weav­ ing carpets and will be pleased to see all of his old customers as well as many new ones-. Vail at his home in the 2nd ward it\jou want anything in this line. COME JND SEE ME-: Before you sell your BUTTER-. and t Flour. $2.40. JOS: ROGERS. •rape Vines, Raspberries, • Strawberries. Trees, Shrubs, Ornamentals, Evergreens, Roses; also Seed Com! Honest dealing and tow prices. Write and Injirtn me ot your wants; will Irv to please you. Adries C. K. PAVL.Miaskdl. Barry Co.. Mlcb. ’’ SHOKEt- Eb.POWERJ’ NO. 35. ALWAYS THE SflrtE J“ ALWAYS THE BEST 5< CIQflR IN THE Kepublican Caucuses, HASTINGS TOWNSHIP Tbe republican* of Hostiagn township will hold a caucus st the town house Saturday. March 21st. I8!»i; K 1p.m. for nominating canlidates tor township officers. HonTOvnair. The republican caucus will be held at Clever•late April the 2nd.*iE»i. at one o'clock In Uto afternoon for the purpose of uomlnattM tbe • r.r.slisp offieetn for tbe ensuing year and such •■'.-F h.uniess as may come before the meeting. * By order of township committee. Faux CH*MBKKLAnr,Ctimn. CAMLTOX. The republicans of Carlton will meet In can- nominating candidates for township offices. BCTLAMD.. The republican* of Rutland will bold a caucus at the town hall, Kutlaad. Friday. March 27th, ar 2 p. m.. lor nominating township officers. KALT1MOKK. The republicans of Baltimore will meet In cau­ cus at the bouse of Allen Green on Wednesday, March 23th, at one o’clock. . ‘harp. The republican* of Yankee r will m«et Thursday. for township officers. ORAWOKVTI.UC. At A. R. Jessup’s hall, Haturday, March tntb, The Patrons ot Maple grove will meet in eauas ax McKelvey hall March 2®h at one o'clock Reports to the state board uf health show influenza, bronchitis, neuralgia, aud rheumatism, in the order named, cansit g most sickness in Michigan during the week ending Feb. 28. Diphtheria report­ ed at places: scarlet-fever at 4G; typhoid feve? ai 15; measles at 35. The Michigan crop report savs that the total number of bushels of wheat marketi ed in the state in February, was 1.2G6,472, mid in the seven months, August to Feb­ ruary, 10,060,320 bushels, or about 40 pet cent, of the 1800 crop, or 5 |>er cent, more than in the same period last year of the 1889 crop. Remember that when you want your eyes tested for glasses, that Dr. Lowry has the best of apparatus to make n thorough and scientific examination of the eyes to test them for glasses. And then lie lias a large stock of the very finest quality of spectacles and eye glasses, which he will sell on h-asonnble terms. The last^ongress created thirteen new judicial circuits. Michigan will have one, but uo appointments will be made until December, when the new congress con­ venes, as the president has decided that while he has power to fill vacanics during a recess of congress, he has no power to make original appointments. ^JSebool closed in the Fisher district No. 3, Hastings township. March 13th. Num­ ber of scholars enrolled 02, average daily attendance 36. Names of those who wen* present every day: l.fnnie parliug. Anna Stender, Bennie Merrick. Ora Calweli and Vernle p>ttou. . C. A. Newton, Teacher. Will Squires, of Big Rapids, was in the city last week. . notice the this and The building formerly occupied by Butby Bros, as u barber shop ou tbe south side of ibtate street, is being overhauled and will lie occupied by Jos, Lunn, as a tailor whop. Dr. Lathrop will occupy the rooms now occupied by Air. Lunn. Kmd This We wish to say a few words to the people of Barr}- Co. that are in search of anything in our line, which consists o SUITS, OVERCOATS, HATS, CAPS and GENTS' FURNISHING GOODS. We have bought a very large and complete stock for the spring trade. In selecting this stock, we nave given it our very nert attention and SELECTED PATTERNS AND QUALITY OF GOODS, That we think will please you all. Our line of Suits and; Overcoats is far superior to anything we have ever shown. If you are contemplating buying anything in this line give ns a call and let us prove to you that OUR STATEMENTS ARE NOT WIND BUT FACTS Yours truly E. W. Morrill & Co The One-Price Clothiers, HASTINGS, George Morgan and family, of Freeport, will move to this city soon. Mr. M. having purchased a house and iot here. George Hayes, one of the most promi­ nent fanners of Ionia county visited Mr. ami Mrs. W. S. Chidester last week. : tjdtella Heath closed her school in JohnsMwn last week, and has engaged to teach n three tn roe months monm ’ term in the Yeckley dlsa There XUVIV was an exeltmg C (?)f .an race at the ]{UuaDd. fair grounds Saturday between Al Lieus’ Mrs. Grace Clark left for Portland Tues­ trotter and Dick Kurtz on foot The match was tor $10 a side, Kurtz betting day to attend the marriage of her brother, that be could cover 20 rods on foot quickei Frank Black. She will visit iu Lansing . than Ai’s horse «iuhl trot tbe same dis­ before returning. tance with a flying start. Several hun­ Chas. Wardell, who ba» been dangerous­ dred were present as there was no admis­ ly sick with typhoid fever in Chicago for sion charged. The start was m>de under sftne time, was brought to this city favorable circumstances, but not tn With Thursday evening by his parents. the finish for Al. Dick passed under the Messrs 1*. T. Colgrove. S. Greusel, E. Y. wire about three rods ahead of the horse, Hogle and Jas. A. SweeMy went to Grand winning the race and the 810 easily. Rapids yesterday to attend a two days - W. L. Mead now has the American session of the Grand lodge. K. of P. bouse in gcxxl running order, equipped Miss Retta Schumaker who has been with new furniture, furnishings and table service. Everything te in first-class con­ engaged in the photographing business In dition; and all who stop there for meals or Hastings has returned to make her Itome lodging will not only get most reasonable with her widowed mother.—-Battle Creek rates, but will find that good beds and Jourpot . tempting viands as well as courteous treat­ |/Nr. and Mrs. Oscar Young leave for ment will Jnake each glad be stopped there. Chicago Saturday to attend the graduating Those who come to the city and w|o want exercises ot the Chicago Dental college, first-cla-M meals at reasonable rates are al­ from which institution their son Clarence ways satisfactorily served. There can be will graduate. no donbt but that the American, as con­ ducted by Mr. Mead, will be a popular ho­ L. H. Evarts. Dr. D. R Fuller. J. A. tel. Gur farmer friends will find the Greble and T. S. Brice went to Grant! Rap­ American their popular Hastings hotel. ids Thursday in the interest of the Di­ rectors of the Chair and Table Co. to get At 11:30 Monday, the waiter girls in the pointers for thfCf-’s buildings. Hastings house thought they heard an un­ usual roaring sound in the cellar under­ Wallle Payne, who lias been working in neath the dining room, and asked Fred a drug store in Pontiac, has secured a posi­ Parker if the boiler which supplies the tion in Holloway's drug store In Hastings. steam for the heating apparatus were not He stopped In town over Wednesday night blowing off. Upon investigation it was while on his way to Hastings.—Lake found tbe boiler was all right but that a Odessa Wave. Joice which the carelessness of Lift builder and Mrs. Lathrop. Dr. aud Mrs. caused to extend too far into the chimney was o«* fire. Prompt work put out the ■Barber expect to witness tbclr sons grad­ flames, but they again started up, when uate from the Rush and Hahnemann Med­ the floor bad to be torn up in order to ex­ teal colleges respectively next week. tinguish the fire. But slight damage was Clayton Willison and Wallace Matthews done. Had the fire occurred in the night, will receive their “shcep-akins” at the it would undoubtedly have resulted in a same time. serious loss. W not In tbe destruction of tbe building. * Morrill A Co. bare just received a fine Busby Bros, are dow located in their line of spring neck wear. elegant new quarters in tbe Fuller A Beebe Go to Holden A Hire’s for Misses and bjoek. The conveniences of their new rooms are simply excellent, and they have children’s cnp6. They have a large assort­ tonsorial appartments and appliances of ment and prices are right. which not only themselves, but their Ed. Powers employed a non union man patrons may be proud. Tbe Busby Bros, In his cigar factory, aud the other em­ have been here in business loo long to re­ ployes of the Institution who were ’’union” quire an introduction from us. They have men quit work. been too long doing most satisfactory work in their line, and tbe character of The new curtain ordered for Union hall Circulation thia week 2.000 their work is too widely known, to make by Dorr Mudge has arrived. It will be il necessary tor us to say anything m ex­ Impartible th recognise tlse old ball after planation or by way Of favoring their work. Dorr gets through with IL* • House to rent Inquire ot H. I.. Keith. AU we need to say te this, that in their The Michigan Whip Company has-iifd fine new home, you will receive from them i have added a complete stock of violin some new signs painted on the factory. tbe same courteous, gentlemanly and and got tar string?, which will be sold at lower price* than ever before offered here, Read C. E. Paul's ad. In another column obliging treatment as in the pa*L and owing tn the McKinley bill. • and give him a trial if you are iu need of when you call for a ’-shave" or a ’’halrc.ut ” you will, as in the past, be assured of nursery stock. satisfactory work. For nineteen yews Fred L. Heath wauls it distinctly under* Nice and new assortment of reward of merit cards: also Sunday school and birtbper M there is in the state, and will meet 'iay cards at Fred Hotebkfai’ drag store. quarters, and Our repu LOCAL NEWS. We endeavor to please the public by keeping a complete stock of first class staple and fancy groceries and ask you to give us a trial. Just received a nice assortment of glassware and lamps. Hamm <S V anAuman. Friday John Kurtz’ horse became untied while standing near their slaughter bouse, Jay Llchty is in Grand Junction study­ and as soon as he discovered the fact start­ ing telegraphy. ed on a brisk rqn. When near tiie old de­ Mrs. Rickie visited her slater in Lake pot tbe buggy coming in contact with some oiHtructlun was smashed quite Odessa Inst week. badly. The horse came on down town, J. N. Harthom, uf Orangeville, was in where he was stoppod without any dam­ the city Saturday. age to himself. John T. Hallock, of Galesburgh, was In It te a curious fact that In every city in tbe city Saturday. Michigan where the price of wall paper is Lester Warner, of IPrairieville, was In. asked, the dealer gives the price ofi the sin­ the city Thursday. gle roll. In conversation with Fred L. H. H. Mershon, of Kalamazoo. was in Hi-ath. tbe druggist, we learned that peo­ ple bought their wall paper elsewhere the city yesterday. thinking that the prices of home dealers Mr. and Mrs. Curtis Mixer, of Green­ too high. The dealers here always quote ville, afe In the city. p? Ices on double rolls, as tint has been the custom in thl.4 city. Clarence Ferris, of Jacksun, is visiting his parents In this city. William Robinson, who was arrested In Mrs. Charles Delxmg. of l>awrvnce, vis­ Hope some time ago by three deputy Unit­ ited In the city last week. ed States marshals, aided by I. W. YrooGeorge Millard expects to leave for man of this city, for falsely personating a Whatcom, Washington, soon. United States pension agent, was tried in Orval Patterson, of Hastings, has gone the United States court In Grand Rapids Wednesday of last week, found guilty and to Dakota for the summer season. sentenced to the Detroit House of Correc­ Mrs. Hoyt, of Kalamazoo, was the gui st tion for three years. Though nearly. ou of Mrs. Mary T. Goodyear last week. years of age nnd crippled, hid chief occupa­ Miss Eva Wilson, of Augusta, was the tion seqjned to be to travel around the state, get married, desert his wife aud get guest of .friends in this city last week. married again. The following Is some of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Marshall and Mrs. the testimony as taken from the Jtetruit D. IL Cook visited In Nashville Friday. Daily Tribune: Mrs. Julia Howe, of Baltimore, Barry Mrs. Nellie-Gifford, of Bath, N. Y., Is county, was put on th# stand. She sudd visiting Mr. and Mrs. Frank Ackerson. that on Dec. :: Inst Robinson called at herhouse, made the usual ^presentations in Mr. nnd Mrs. Robert Marshall, of Prairieville, visited in the city this week. regard to his pension authorities and ad­ vised her that she could not get a pension Mr. and Mrs. Will Hams Attended the because her husband’s dlscltarge from the llams-Joncs wedding at .Saranac last week. army cofild not lie found, told her of his Dan Lake went to Charlotte Tuesday, own pension and fat salary and that he where he will work in a blacksmith shop. owned ft large farm near Battle Creek. He stayed to dinner nnd in the afternoon pro­ Mrs. Ed Haff returned to Grand Rapids posed marriage. Mre. Ihiwc liked his ap­ Saturday after an extended visit in the pearance and especially his glittering de­ city. scription rtf his wealth and consented. He The Misses Jennie Flynn and Nora went to lia-tlngs that night 'but returned Curtis, of Bowne. were in the city last in the morning with a license and they wen- married. They lived together seven week. weeks when the husband was arrested by Sir. and Mrs. R. K. Grant went to Wood­ the federal officers and taken away.. land yesterday to attend the wedding of Mrs. Eaton, of Hastings, testified that her brother. Robinson called on her, told of his rela­ The Misses Lenora Ickes " and • Lura tions with the government. nnd asked for Garns an* visiting their aunt. Mrs. John the names one addresses of any soldiers' widow* In th*- neighborhood. Mrs. Eaton Llehty, this week. lias a husband, and Robinson did not pro­ Mr. .Smith, of Hillsdale Co., visited his pose to her. sister. Mrs. Patterson lust week.' He has now returned home. Died. Mahlon Skidmore, of Saginaw, visited 8HAW. EJIga Shaw was born Io F*irfteM Co., Ohio. April 1831 and died very suddenly friends in the city and Hope township, his st his sister'*, Mrs. L. A. Bull's. March 91W1. former home, last week. . . -Scarcely a day passes but what a lady nr ti‘!itleman while crossing the street is com­ pelled to hustle to get out of the way of some fast approaching team. It will be well tor all drivers to remember that pedestrians have the ’’right of way" at all Chas. Roos and M. Andrich returned to regular crossings, according to tbe tews of' Michigan and the decisions of the supreme their home, in Gait. Ontario Tuesday after visiting relatives in the city. court. i' . Many Bannkb readers will regret to hear uf tiie death of Prof. A. Amok! Clark, of Lansing, who gave a very inter­ esting talk at the Sanitary convention in this city last year. Though a young- man of only 29 years, yet he had made u name for hhuself by careful study and cjose ap­ plication. and his death is universally re gTtietl. Fuller and BA*be block lias at last been occeiited. Tbe City bank outfit is be­ Ing placed in position, and soon tbe bank will Im- kwated In its new quarters. Busby Bros, are already domlnciied In the base­ ment nf tbe building. Seasonable Goods You get them always when you buy Stein, Bloch Co. clothing. Correct in style, correct in fit, cor­ rect in make, correct in material. Everything aboutthem is right. You always get Value reseived when you buy that kind of clothing. Reasonable Prices Clothing made as above, is the liest investment for money, both in the time the clothing will wear and the satisfaction of wearing what is rightly, made. Prices on these goods are from a thira to a half less than you would pay a tailor for making hp the same cloth, with no better trimmings, style or fit. Satisfaction That is what yon want, and what we propose to give every time. We have cheaper lines than the Stein, Bloch Co. clothing,. and good every day goods. I will show them to you with pleasure. Every customer is informed of the quality of all goods he inspects, and we stand by our word. That puts us on a satisfactory footing with tbe purchaser. Hats, Gaps, Furnishings It is no boasting to say what every observer knows is tbe truth, that I have the best line of these goods in Barry county. You will have no doubt about it if you call in, and no difficulty is getting satisfactory goods. R, K. GRANT, the Clothier MICH �•thl.f.rtr-b.tb.nb oi lb. p«.l nf *ad affection In her voice. , *. 1 oq unna *“..wLe bnt vnn-n. A swell dow ' von ought not to marry her because I aren't « TOMtaS biwbfaxlr' “ y" i ag to find yon," ho continued. ••I was not L*>t So you hare returned, Mr Bellingham?" W) dolph!" M ICWpKmu-—--------“Is it neoMsary on this corner! A without any moral reason, between «x•] all your happiness so as nut to seem to anas m>oi w<. __ ’2gK“w^'rt,h “ vte* r» enulnlng ihe best re­ tremw* of depression and joviality. "I take her part against me. I might have singer must be careful of bar throat, run. Wk? don't,do Uy ft:■ ’ laid no idea my little wan going to known that it could lie nothing lew no- you know." ------ o-------- -"Take my arm. 171 get a hack for Tiw npurtiag goods house of J. 11. Fh-id come ont on the top of the heap this way. {:nown mac u rotuu w ,uu<i that; vwL ‘* y-'i 1 always raid nobody could beat you HeRlum but I, it shall1 not 1be-you A Co.. Detroit, has tallril. singing, though.and nobody can, though mnri — you." uiwt inot dre.-un uf it!’ ***■ When she-»** knows "Thank you; I nm doing very well" bow sorry I mn—and she shall know— Ths «.rr«r She walked on ami he walked beside f.'K.vri.KMK.v:—I hair suffered iutenselv Vera is perfect in her way, too." i evcryliody slmll know it! Fll tell you Tbe fadIWft* for rouveraation from bilionsnrss and rheumatism for over ‘•Vera.*’ she repeated, glancing up 1 how it sliall be." she continued, spring­ tier. •were certainly not gbod. even had the tbnv jears. and tad tricil m» many remeing up from tiie snfa on which they were quickly. , dim that I tad lust all faith. Hearing uf He was six or “That’s her name—Vera Marana. Ah. sitting together, and pacing up and reodint-M lx‘?n there. Mbbanb Rheumatic Syrup 1 bought a uoven inchos toilet than she. nnd lie wmr boUic and found It- helped me. I hair my dear, f’ve got u heap to tell you about down, posting the fingers of one hand at tddfgnd to stoop and speak kmd In order her! By the way. ” he said, laughing, now :iM-d four bottles, and It has restored j iniiTvnbi over her forehead arid hair. At to insure her iu-nring him, while he wu* my liver ami kidneys tn healthy action. | "people here, 1 sujqxBP. think you know I' length she stopped in front of hiui. am! dime more to purify my blood than । more about Marnna than any one else. * “To-mumAv evening is my List i>cr- in danger of inLuung ar misinterpreting anything ! hare everkaken. 1 am pleaded । Well, you do look m little like her— IJ fonnsnef." she said. “After it is ovar ! the iiitifiV 1 murmur of her replies. But to recomnirml it as u.wonderlul blood tuedi- that's what first made me look at her. | there waiiu Bdllngbam a great deal of : will u.-k Gon. Inigo t<> tell the audience, But I want yon to know her; I’m certain j or ja-rhuja it would lx? bettor if I went ! constancy and c.>:i •■•ntnition of pnrpose. fin«-. Very truly yours. B. C. Ihimxsox. Mardiall. Mich. I “I don’t exp ’-jt you to furgive me,” you’d take to each other. She's the dear- 'iout 1 and told them mysidf, all tho whole bold by F. k Heath. Prepared only by est woman in the world, and as genrr- '1 he said. “Only understand that 1 can ' Btory, bow I came to take Lar place, nnd The Charles Wright Medicine Company out and good ns she is lovely." :! 1 who I really am. cad all? After that she. never forgive myself. Such a blunder Detroit, Mich. “Good?” repeated Beatrix, whflsc face ! should huva besn iuipoasiblo to a man will forgive me; 171 make her fuqjive Jakeview elertnf its entire republican during this epeech had run tbnm^ • wui Forgive me; * u nauwr who felt toward you as 1 did. If I hud gamut of expressions and now rcsttd in me for your sake: aud then, Ed. dour, tickrL • been worth your caring for I should not ■ bewilderment. ।(she ’ concluded »•••»—• «~!»h with n a mM* misty nmiU untile *nfl and , a "Ayer'« medicines hare been tatialactaHP to have made it" R—..jHIik'“i3*:_^Lio~yuuJ | tremor of the lip, "you need not be me thniugixiut my practiee. especially Ayer’s "Good! 1 should think co; Do you । “ It wm nntoml: you could not tffive I'd want you to know her if she *fmid to make her my sister.*" Cherry IVetoni!.» hk-h ha» been umM by many imagine• I'd want yon co 1should ’ be. and I “It'w splendid of yon to think of such done anything else: 1 da not blame •verything a lady of nr patirni*, onrof uhom rays heknoM»it wasn't ! ' more? * 7 You ’ yon," said Beatrix through her veil ought to Imre thing, de:fr little rixf exchrinxxl her ' rain! his i.te." L Harris. BL IX. Brooklyn. a great deal more? .. ~ay 1 sailed into poor old dad j brother, drawing her down/Jhiin an J Geoffrey did not wholly catch her wotda: heard tho way ’ calling her name*. 1 gnera kissing her. ‘But it would never do to hu understood her to any that such a John Harden, ot Maple Rapids, areii H4 just now for calling her nnuies. . B... ' go to wnri; in that way: in tbe first place mistake was only to be expected of him. yeare. was slisved by a barber for the first he won't do it again!” ' nds together tinI b might knock all your popularity on the and his face fell. She perreived the time the other <1s). Beatrix chipped her iianlls together un­ r of aluiu-t hys- j head. The public d«h«n't»luidcrstand change in him. and falter©! ant, “1 der her chin with a cryly < embraced ' ------ • *•her — generous and elevated conduct us J do." II mean that 1 do forgive your But a ■nri'iif •»!»'» ’ IXO.M.-U • —— --------- ---.. . . . teric joy. nnd instantly embroced her [ “No matter if tbe)- don't undcratond Fifth avenue stage. rattling by just thro. brother again with all tbe added ! 1 can be ue given given to io nfioctiou nnuctioj by u» ,( It••• I have already made up’my mind to drowned this ssatonce nltugetber. ardor that can "1 don’t mean to pi*rarctite you." he She had wickedly wnmg**d 1 <»»<• thing. I shall never sing 03 ths stage remorse. .. 7L..7. . . remarked, speaking in a in mot:mou* By JULIAS HAWTHOBSr. a' him by allowing herself to imagine, even after to-morrow." tune, as they walked onward ride by ride. j "What a notion! See if yon don't" for a moment, that he or anybody con-. i^v. indred._ uiunu. I. had I.-.. wsvMm* ___ ■ “I didn’t return from Europ? for that: 1 ■■ No. decided — on that chatter XIV. nected with liim could ever be. any tiling jI torm-hrfiOT 1 k-ni-w »rirthir« abrntt ! merely wtuAed you to know. 1 uSJ to BOW THE1 WKKK LUST IX TUT STU KM. but patterns of honesty aud virtue. For * “ i. you dear boy! The d«*bto think that, whatever happeuel. I could fear of making had worse she furlxire your affaira, . ;2'"~uu!l to explain to him the cause of liov sud- i nr’* paid, and papa and I can live in the , always think and act like a man who ..Id h •mw ««rain. again, and that dt-n demoustrativenera; he should be ! ” Id !»••»*• tha is all I ever , believed in guodneos and—purity. But mranttodo. Being on the stage h not . I failed at the important moment, and madeconseiotM of. her repentance only pleasant i.i some ways, and betides- i you may be right—it was only natural iu by the tenderness and observahe© which well, at any rate Ikh determined, and j me. For a long time—many years—beshe would lavish upun him 7hr thought wh< n 1 am determined 1 never change: ; fore I met yun I had nothing to do with came into her mind also that, by her . and I will tell theadflivneesoto-murruw • women, and thought a* little ua jrwiblc love for Her brother, she vuuld in some ulxbt.* l.bjuuUtret. T«i reretyxl to mo. wbret , Iwrotbrelure-rorrtwtoHhMrelf Halt -X. . no! 1 toll yon." cried Ed. l^on,. I 1 Bretuw you, ererrthlw that 1 mot iBut ■Was ftevtr dotf* UotiiOwilA&Aus ' ©OAP cant* toiler ken, And po though bef< N.K.fAl RBANK & CO. ^ktaClawso^ Beatrix RanaoipH, ! It «-.t. I.«. and had la.u repMtia* the Ing lirely again. "If ringing won't do | wnutwl. un«l. nt thn mate time, eroty. -lataaent with tenfold dihg.-nro erer for you ou th. ttaga maocbHying'n out ; <bmc tbnt I nd dultkial. It waa the riaM iMraittg that Ue«»t>-y bad re- 'f the <|u^taC Yon\l be like tbue I omttradfcUon bdwtra what 1 Mt yon geese. There * nu necoa- were and — what ' turned to New York * 2* > right< „„ -• 1 thought *’* you " were. 1: for ' . it. cither. . L If Vera know that ■ Th.it began with our Crnt evening and . E'l. who Was neper |»art!cularly ob- ' rity i sextant uf the feelings of others, except y-»u wouldn't *"** feel hurt nt my marrying went <m exaggerating iteelf until the | when hisown feelings were bound up in her 1 dare say she’d come round all 1 *n;^- That's my story, Ml> Randolph, ; them. |ui—' 1 over all this little tumnlt right. Tie* only difficulty th»-n would After all it’s uuly a krig way of raying. *1 I uf emotion wi<h<rat any suspicions, and. Ik- that 1 should seem to be, in a certain 1 toa<l« a mistake and Leg your pardoa’" way, dependent ou her. Bnt 1 have been Beatrix heard all this, aud the more I in rtvqsmee to hri sister's eagerly ex | pre-? -d iiisAvat in the subject, talked thinki.ig the lost few days that I’d g<> *bp h-ard tbe more tormented ahe fait iI nouns niuiM-ii auu uis au;urr io me into tome pn*fe»riun — engineering, or •» (l the faster she tried to walk; but tbe about himself aud his affaire to lae L ___ _’s__________ r____ _________ ____________________ _____ ________ ____.— I ridewalks were slippery, ond at last in I heart content of_______ both speaker and Ihe____ ' architecture, or something of that _kind 1 - making ; cruwdng thn street her f?M>t dipped, and ! tex.er. He no longer felt the buruiliatn»a •■upl-tben i I guess i 1 could kbo she would have fallen if Geoffrey had money enough and hclpl new of his position so keenly money enough inin a year or two to take a.- an hour ago. The companionship of the edge off the thing. I’m not a fool. Cool. not caught her arm. She stopped, prr a. “S» you h<»re nturnc/i^lfr. flctthtyhaiMf > this surer, whom lie hr.d so recklessly sis. though maybe I have acted rather tog her hands, which were claafwol !h * From the Albemarle to Wallies Iwasc ■ impoverished, and to whose energy and ( like one." ’ ride her muff, against her lieart. and was not a long distance, hut it hail be- K™>u.h he was under such weighly obli- I "You are tho deareot and best brother glancing this way and that, like a bird gun to mow. and the keen northerly pitoms. imenribly began to put him in I in tho world," said Beatrix, with the that knows not which way to fly. She wind drove tbeflakesstraight intothe ! letter humor with himself ami.his pros; gentlrnera of profound conviction; and was in just such a half frantic, half pedestrians andnK.,wl...1 afforded ’ nects. I*cts. it It is in not not difficult difficult to to tab* take Aa nM*. reaa on facte af th* the[ledcst*? 1*"*1 «~t ,W1 the th* heels hf*l< of nt this thia moderate tnrMlnrata, atatement Btat*Mk*nt I hopeless mood aa often prompt* women Wallie hrgood . * exons*- for „ wkeeping his ' •‘uring’view <4 our conduct when our 1 Wallie Dinsmore came into the roomto acts which appear—and pcrhapj really rat, or for mono by the and invited Edward to irit down to a ! insane. She knew that on theparamouth shut, or owning tqiening it it only only for mono- natural bins thereto is stimulated , _________________________________________ syllabic answers nswrrs to the questions which lympathy •’ympathy of one wka who emphatic?* emphasis-* the the cold coldlunch lunchwith withhim. him. "The " ladies would ing moment depended prvliably the failEl from time to time addressed to him 1 significance of all the favorable feature* not wait *for us," ~ hu ulxwrved. " "and it ure or success. the happincra or misery, With all his pains be bad undoubtedly ’ *nd brushes out of right all the ungainly would be foolhardy fur ua to wait fur of her whole future life. She knew that bungled ihe interview with the Russian * ont*dinner. Of course Mira Randolph ami everything wa* going topay-tnrvy. ab­ star—just, at the juncture, too, when he I E’l gave his Mister a picturesque and Mrs. Dimonoro will pour out our beer surdly and gratuitously wrung. And was beginning to entertain the best stirring account of his first meeting with for ua." she felt paralysed—wholly unable to ut­ . , hujrfsof sucres-.. £6w swiftly and ef- I Marana, their mutual captivation, what Edward assented; but Beatrix, after a ter a word to set everything right. A fectively she had turned the tables upon , alio had said, wliat he bad answered, momettVs besitatian, excused ht-reelf on word would have done it. What pre­ him! What terrible versatility and relf । whut she had answered, and what he some feminine plea. and. refuaing any vented het? In part, pcrhnpa, the very command she had! With what a wicked had said. He made it appear plainly escort or offer of a carriage, set out on , — urgency j of her desire, which tripped up roguuixnera had she fired tliat parting that his spending a hnndrml thousand foot toward her home, m she had aocns- it» Jierfnrniuncc. taunt at him about his motive in : dollars was a proceeding rather meritori- turned herw-lf to call it The evening Bnt w)1> ,V4M uw But what* apjieared to be w the real ob-. jMnsing her rival's cause! "At any rate onsand self-sacrificing than otherwieu, was now at hand, though it lacked | stocks were utterly trivial material accik‘l h"r ,UTc the last word!" i----------------inasmuch-----as it . .. would have been ucc.1 unuU- something of 4 o’clock. Tho ridewalka I dents, ouch as being fn the open atreet. --------aaid WHllie Rindnlnh not tn n .splen-.1-^. 1 vrfre covered with a driftitsg layer of J being buffeted by the wind. l>eing ut>”'““v to himself; tiihself; but l,ut that wra ( worthv worthy a Randolph to in-.tr.. mak-j a somewhat cold ; --Mcomfort comfort • did ap^arance in the eyes of the.woman j white, and the flakes still swirled and . structed by her veil, being unable to sec He left Ed in the drawing room and lie loved, and amidst such rivals os thoorin dangled downward from the obscure tbe exprecrion of Bellingham’s face, bewent ent to find aMrs. _. , ^„.uouvt Chdwalader auu and . with wuxi wuom whom ne he nau had to to contend; and. Ii blankncra “““““ overhead. As Beatrix, walk- cause it WM n shadow. 'The ri-----— des - ­ was ’in more Beatrix He rent moreover In, (ns he truly obBervedk he X-l_ him-, I ln<r tng l.riwlrlv luwkly. approached ModiMm square ent the th'- latter i'ltti-.- to tn her [ inuiwivur hn trnlvl._ ------- picably small the hindrance* were, and brother and remained in conference with ’ relf was the worst off of any of tho fam- , the more out of • projwrtiou with the .w ...Q.U, »U«> VIOVKU uuup, the former. lily when tho money was gone. “And “*’* *' ’ from the summit of its immense mast, thing they were hindering, tho less Beatrix__ cam-.-softly into the drawing , of course,’’ he added, "I had no idea at ____ .__________ wo; uiawiUg marked itself out on the storm like a could Beatrix prevail ngainst them. So । room roan ant) and mw ra«r Edwardi standing a------near the • what a rate I was going it; I declare, ria, gigantic tent of light. it often seems to l»e in this world; it is I farther end of it with his back toward I never was more floored than when dad Warmly wrapped in her fur lined not only that the mountain in labor : her. t&e paused, and remained motioncloak Beatrix did not mind the snow brings forth a mouse, but that a mouse Itss. gazing at him. Her heart went out wrote me that we were ‘ruined by my 1 toward him, and yet she shrank from criminal exteavogance,' as ho put it. and wind; they gave her a kind of pleas­ prevents the bringing forth of a mount­ Borides, we'shouldn’t have been ruined ure; she felt strengthened and heart­ ain. him She wished to be in full sympathy at all if he hadn't gone blundering down ened by the robust pungency of the at­ Bellingham also was wretchedly aware with him, but Marana seemed to stand into Wall street. That's the way the mosphere. It reminded her of her win­ that he iuul ruined whatever little chanct between them. For when she had money went, fcfter all, and I can’t help ters in the old place far up the Hudson he may have hail ; that he had spoken learned from Geoffrey's letter to Wallie I that Marana was Ed s companion she suspecting the old gentleman is as much —the days of frozen forests and gigantic boldly and i»erfunctorily, with a frozen i snowballs, and the long icicles hanging tongue, although his heart wa* on fire. had been forced to the couclnrion that to blame os 1 am." ■ Well, dear, that’s all right now: and from tbe eave* on the southwest corner. He could not help it: he could have died the relation between them must be an I'm glad the money was gone, rincc it Well, her work was ull but done, and fur her «m the spot, but ho conl^ not put unlawful one, and the circumstance that Marana, rather than any other woman, gave me a chance to help. But. Oh, Edl she might begin that life again as soon into his voice ^r face as much life as do you think Mlle. Marana minds much? as she pleased. But could that life ever would have kejd a gnat in motion. It ahuultl be the person holding this posi­ She can’t think worse of me for doing it begin again for her? After all the events waa all over. tion iuul affected her with a peculiar “Will you atop this stage for me. horror. There seemed to be something —in that way, I mean—than I do of my­ and experiences of this season could she. self; but what should we have done, in a moment, become Beatrix Randolph please?'' Beatrix liad said as another of •wantonly repugnant in it She might once morfc? Had not the name of Ma­ those gorgeous vehicles came swinging have prevented heraelf from definitely yon see, if 1 hadn't done it?’ "1 don’t blame you a bit, sis—remem­ rana carried some spell with it, whose and lumbering along. realizing the fact had a stranger to her­ “With pleasure!" Bellingham replied, self been involved: but Marana!—ehc ber that!” her brother replied. “I'm effects would never leave her? As she had lived under her name and occupied proud of you: there's not another girl in speculated thus, and her heart Itegan to not ironicaUy, but meclianically. The her place so iong to make her feel the country who could uocceed as you sink again, she turned the corner of stage pulled up; he handed all he loved that ?he was in some way personally have. And tt’» a great deal plearanter Fifth avenue and came into collision in the world up the step; he saw her fall for me to come home and find the bill* with a gentleman who was proceeding into a seat, and then, with a jerk and a reixed up in the catastrophe.. paid than if I’d found you ail living in swiftly in the opposite direction. hoof clatter, stage ami all disappeared In a few momenta El turned round tbe jxwrhoMe—which was what I exHer head was bent, her veil was over in the gloom and snow Bellingham re­ and saw 1ms sister. . her eye*, the air waa fall of tinow and mained for a few moments in the middle The personal magnetism of eye to eye the confusing dazzle of street lights: it of the road like a policeman till, recol­ w ith those who are really dear to each bo belpod. It’a only my luck!" was impossible that she should know lecting himself, be saw )-rf.>n-'him tbe other overcomes, for the time being, all "Dearest boy! do toll n» everything!" who this man was. and yet she did know liopitoble entrance of Delmonico's, and scruples and recoihngs. When, there­ Ed iwared a righ. Tbe ecnse of hu» at once, and she even fancied that she fore, her bruttier gave a glad start and miMforttnic*. dinp-liwl for a time by tho had anticipated the meeting a moment went in there. CONT1XVKB. Keppwl toward Beatrix with an inaction­ animation of his aeif vindication and before it occurred. Aud. first, a great date exclamation of affection, ahc forgot | anecdote*, new returned upon him. *Tm wave of joy seemed to swell and mur­ everything except that be ll(‘r ' the most unlucky deril alive, »nd there * mur in her heart, and then she called to _ _ ______ m I brother, with whom she had spent her j Wilkins and Watkins were college | no oae talking about tt." be declared mind al) manner of unwelcome and cinldUiod. who had cut his initials uu despairingly crippling conriderahons, and drew her- chums and close friend*. They had been I. hard students and had taken little‘ont-1 tbe banister i f the old staircase, whose "QU, El! if you can be married what aelf together in a defensive attitude. door exercise. When they shook hands I I. whiterows she hrd worn on her bosom greater hapfnnem could there be?" said -k- _- -■ znd said good-bye. at tin- rnd of Ibeir I until within the lost few months, by j his rister, with a suppT-rsm'd righ for her _—-o —— »»—iu irons Der college career, they were In Impaired I tide she had ridden, and in whom- j own unimportant misery. muff to keep down her veil. She liealth. Both had dyspepela. liver troubles I comply she had uanaacked the woods; "Exactly! but we cant." thought he would pcrliapa nut recognize and troublesome cough*. i “Oh. you can! Who says not? Don't her. But a man can recognize the Wilkins had plenty of money, and de­ woman he lures by a glimpse of the cided to travel for bis health. Watkins ■ ------- -• • "** ”' « cheeks, and murmuring: - -Dear Id! dear. movement of her ehordder far off in a «as poor. "I must xo to work for my li\crowd—nay. by the tots* of the frather inx.’* said Ke. "boi 1*11 try the remedy that tn her hat. 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Nfw OCiEWSsT^i., Mnrc.i 111—Thirtyfour year* ngo a political mob luurderoda •iuzen or more Italians who were thought :o have ulrt.iiued too much influence in tho JbWCic* of this city, aud Saturday eleven ni' : ih. nntiptinlity were slangblmdby a mob Lai by the “best citizens" IsciiKc n duly authorized court and a jury selected with the greatest rare did nut tied them guilty of the murtirt of i’hiet ot Police Hennessey. The intMktfon of lhe lenders ot the move­ ment to resort- to mob law was announced boldly the night before; the prejNiratiuus for lhe slaughter were made w ith deliberation; but notwithstand­ ing this there wa* practically no attempt prevent the mob from Working ita will. Th<- mayor never get* to bls office much before noon, uudjaltbougli ho mutt have known the temper dt the people and, the danger of an dprising, be didn’t hurry b iiisclf. In fact, the work was made a* rosy for the mob n* It wa* possible with­ out lhe official# bringing the prisoners out ainkdclivvriug them up4to death. J. Wickliffe aud W. S. Parkerson, th pnnniueut citizen, were the imme­ diate lender* o^tbe mob. The eall for ita meeting was L-sued the night before, and -<> said call the name* ot sixty:oue citizens were appended—men in business, prufesaiutial men, aud all prominent in some walk ot life. The mob collected around Ybc statue of Henry Clay, where Parkerm.>u made an mldress in which he called upon the citizens lu avenge the death of Hennussey, and* told them to/bring their gun* This wa* about 10 o’clock a m., *nd shortly thereafter the mob wu» on its way to the jail, many ot its members hav­ ing taken Parkeraoii's advice and armed thimuwlves with shotguns and Win- • Wheu I he jail was reached there was lit­ tle trouble. Tlierc'was'no one there to Uphohltlie nuijc-ty or the law. The gates w« re broken in speedily, nnd those with g ma were admitted. T’ne only effort to trending of tlwm all to the woman’s de­ partment. which quickly invaded, and the wretched men shot down or blud­ geoned mercilessly. Threeof the prisoners bad l*en ordered acquitted by judge, and Oltittife had not even l»een tried. The three '•rJertyl ncqiiitted were spared, but the others to the number of eleven met tho fate uf death. * .. Those of t he moo who had been ndmit ted to the jail clamored to have a hand in the fun. aud Politz, the prisoner , who went crazy during the trial, was first '■hot and then dragged to the outer gate, where he wa* delivered to the mob, -who tssteni-d a rope around hi* neck and hauled hi* jet living body up to a lamp post, where. n» it Lung it was filled with ‘ bullets. Two other* were treated in the M.-.me way. while the cro.wd yelled with delight. Wln-n the bloody work was done Parkersou asked the mob to disperse, and they did so, first carrying him iu triumph un their shoulder* for some distance up the street. One of the men lynched was quite a wealthy merchant—Maeheco— • and Ids connection* with the murder of Hennessey wa* that he owned the house where the conspirators nre said to have met the night ot the murder. i ' The names of the men who suffered death nre as follows: Gcrachi, Romero, Monnstero. Caruso, Cotnetez, Trahian, MacheTa, Scnffedi, old mon Mareiiesi, Politz, and Bagnetto They were* abso­ lutely defenseless, and their screams of terror were appalling when their slay ere entered tbe room, which was soon con­ verted into a slau^bteriu.-’ pen. A dozen report* rnng out u* the victims were pointed out to those who were detailed to do the killing, and in some cases the bod­ ies were rid.iled with bullets. Three or .’our of Che men were knocked jn the head before being shot. Romero was shot to death as he knelt praying for mercy. Hall an hour after the events above re­ corded the mob had’ dispersed and order was restored. Around the jail a curious crowd ot thousand* was gathered, while at the newspaper offices other throngs stocMl around the bulletin boards waiting lor tbe latest news. Nowhere wa* there a word ot condemnation for the lawless work. Every one approved it, and tbe only thing that seemed to be regretted was that O'Malley, a detective who had been active in gathering evidence in favor of the prisoner*, and who wa* Hennessey’s mortal enemv. bad not also been killmL Hut he bail disappeard. and could uot be found, or he probably would have made the twelfth victim. Tbe Time* Democrat reflect* public opinion in the following editorial: “Th** l*aralynia of justice wo* due neither to tbe incompetency ot tiie police nor to the In­ capacity ot tbe official* appointed to ad­ minister tbe laws; it wa* due to the settlement in New Orleans of lawless baud* of men hailing mostly from south­ ern Italy, who brought with them to thia country of freedom and of free institu­ tions tbe pernicious ideas aud murderous method* which have planted conspiracy and assassination societies in their quon­ dam home, and which enable tbe mem­ bers of those, aocities to defy detection and laugh justice to scorn. The short, sharp, and decisive dramaot yesterday had in it, moreover, n warning for another claa*, which It will do well not to disregard. We refer to tbe jury-fixer*, who are ex­ perts in getting at talesmen and juryman, and lu tilling the jury box, partially or wholly, with men pledged to consult, above all things, tbe interests of tbe criminal* and to see that tbe conviction* shall not be arrived at by juries ag-dnsi them.” Saturday morning Juror Livodioia walked into the Southern Pacific railroad A .. w*... mo jur> would not have dared to acquit them. rood bralth aud much lieosed with ,Wi* trip InstnieH.#, to Itaron X»e Fava. WiUlametta King, n girl in tbe Ohio The Italic cabinet ha* instructed by INDORSED BY BUSINESS MEN. Profre-or Claries W* Idstein, theAmrr- Kltentiary for killing her Uiegii'tnate Outrage Accomplished and Ar­ n,inl*ter Bt Waehiugton y, wits mar ^rd loirs prrtnrivc father son Attempted. vehemently Ican archiedo^i-t who ha- Ixwn «-xc tvatagaiust the murder of Italian* in ths Ing yu tue site ot ant*L*a) Eretriu, iu in the penit-uti iry Saturday, thut being The cotton exchange met Saturday aft­ priton at New Orleans. Baron Fava ba* Greece, has unearthed tho ole city and Governor Campbell's*cundl. ion ud purtlohing tbe girl. THE GIRL VICTIM FATALLY BURNED ernoon nnd unanimously adopted resolu­ cabled in reply that he hod presented the found many splendid trpMuroL Vanderbilt representat.vre are said to be Henry Jager and Peter D*lL two !!□*tions declaring that *■ While we de­ protest to the government of tfan United plore atr all times the resort to violence, o J?' wnd ,recelTc<l in reply the promise negotiating (or the purchase of Wiacoualu ery boys, fought a duel in New* Yoikclty that fnllsa*.Uf*ction would be given. irou mine*. Saturday with bowie kniv.-* in order to we cousidcr the atftion by lhe citizens this Over )6o ptrsons, mostly children, were see which should . have a lo-.-nl belle, who morning to be proper and justifiable" IN government’circles. killed by the collaps? of the ayungag j * *t witnessed the b itlie. J.tgvr w» fatally Resolution* of similar purport were stabbed. The other* escaped. Menzel. Tuuis. Other Children, also adopted by the board nt trade Laura Purnell, who had liven living Gen. John W. Fuller, who had a brill­ (produce exdhnnge), the sugar exchange, with her year-old bnby In a cottage at At­ Georgia— Dy log Deaperati ou— Rome, M.n:b lf.-In tb. ol iant army record, died ut ToteJi*. O. and the stock exchange adopted a lantic City. N.J , was lound dead In the cot­ depull™ M.rqul. |>i Ru.llnl, Thursday morning. rmoluUon expelling J. M. Seligman, one Delhi Pruesch, a Virglul.t, ’Nib., school tage Saturday and the baby crying uy her the Italian prime minister, made a state­ Morsr P1.EAS.LXT, Mich., March 16.— ot the jurors in the case, and returning to girl, committed suicide breausa she wna ■Ide. The body wa« decomposed, and it is not known whether murder or suicide wns The small station of Wise, eleven tulles him his du^ for the post year. He wu* ment with regard to the killing in New suspended fitom school. Orleans. The premier informed the cham­ north of here, was the scene of a terrible committe 1. also expelled from the Young Men’s Gym­ The Ohio legislature ba* appropriated Fire at Syracuse, N. V., Snturtlity de­ crime nnd a futile attempt to hide it Satnastic club. Later, when at tiie railway ber that the Italian government had til/WO for a stale exhibit at the World’s stroyed -the Hogan black, Roscoe Bru*., nrdtiy morning. Dennis Burns, a labor­ station preparing to leave the citv, Sriig- . taken prompt cognizance of the affair,nnd fair. five story block, and tbe Yates block, burn- ing man, occupies a sm^il cottage on the man was arrested by a mob of citizens, | ' had nt once place ! Uwlf in commuuica A cablegram from Chill received at but tbe officials refuted to hold him. tion with tl.e American government Hamburg, G.-raxatiy, say* President Bal j logout the Journal, which bud t<> seek new liorder of tbe village with his wife and . quarters. Help was sent froinO.Wcgo bethrough the Italian minister nt Wnahfng mucedu bus been murdered. m , I tore fore me the nre Are wa* wn* goi got unuer under control, control. Tbe too three children, the eldest ot which was a HtnnMMjr wiu foullJ\*M»*.inateJ on ton, Baron De Fava. In re*pouse to its Hiram McConkey, of Grand Rapid*, total loss was >WO.«JOi Sunday St...Tames’ girl of eight yearn. Burns left borne tbe night of Oct. 16 last!, being shot and rep resen tat ions the Italian government Micb., who went to sleep lost July, woke Episcopal church and tbe McUlrnnau flat* early in the morning, and Mrs. Burna, mortally wounded a* he was entering bl:, had received the assurance tbnt President up Saturday night. He remembers noth* adjoining were burned, adding e»'.J,OUO to needing a pail of water, went for it to a ing since he went into the sound sleep, the lo a. ... ... ,u>'< mu xiuiiu aiecp, home. He hud been active in prosecuting Hnrrhon recognized the right of Italianrv,r,U,ln^nr.,lo U, to that j AcMrfin|J t„ . bu|fclln Wu„i byll. neighbor's well, leaving the children in previous Italians offenders au I in running dow n resident In the United States to the pro­ but can recallI everything bed. She stood chatting at tbe well with tbe alleged Mnfla, ami those who wvre tection of the goveroinent and laws of time. c , ... ; census office Charleston, S. C., is tbe inus* a neighbor until her attention was that country. This assurance wm accom ­ said to be member* ot the societv were .ylvutn d Oniioustarted from P.-iris unhealthy city in the Union, toe annual hel<l responsible for bl* death. Ouly one panied by an expression ol the profound Thursday to walk to Mo*cow, Hussta, on death rate per 1,000 population being 32 4; called to her bouse by smoke pouring witne-s for the prosecution swore to any regret felt by the president for the unfor­ stilts. _ He will return in the came man­ New Orleans next, with 21*2; Richmond, from the door. ner. identification. He *wa* at home across tunate occurrence. Va, next, with 28.8; New York next, with the street when the murder occurred, aud The of the Roman Catholic She rushed' home, her step? accelerated - -jubilee — -- ------...........w 30.0. .Chicago’* rate is t.-.v, 1!U»; Ht. lamia, 1R.3; the night was a dark, drizzly oue, the It is stated that onjer* were given ye*- Archbi-bup Williaui* wa* celebrated nt , Detroit, 1H 8; Milwaukee, 17.0; Imlinna- by the rcteam* of tbe children and tbe Kock laland, HU.. 14.1; S.u bursting of flames from tbe first-story only light being that ot the street lamp*. terday to su<q>end the direction* pre­ Bostou Thursday with gcorgeou* cere- poifa, . tbe cathedral •'- there. 1 Diego, Cal, and Pensacola, Fla., each WA The testimony lor tbe prosecution wa* al­ viously given fordiminFshing the active juony .in windows. Without stopping to count the most entirely circumsLitilial. and tho force of the navy. Without any doubt * An indictment ha* been.found at Dead­ Fowlerville, Mich., wm> annihilated by risk she dashed Into the flame-filled house witnesses fur tiie defeusv. which was au the Italian navy i* now one of the finest wood, K. D.. against the Sioux- Indian ! llre Sunday night. Loss. flOMOJ. f and seized the two youngest children alibi, were much mors numerous than iu the world, aud could easily block en­ Plenty Horse for tho murder of Lieut. Enghuid nnd France haVTMHHid to set from the crib, and, hastily quenching the those for the pn>*eeution, absolutely trance to the Mediterranean to any power Carey during the latt uprising. tie their N.'Wtoumlinnd dispute by arbi­ flames, attempted to get tbe alder one out. nullifying the testimony tor the state, except France or England, while sending The levee un the Mississippi ut Conley’s tration. * Help arrived and the eldest one was unless it were as-tuned that they ►wi:t sailing cruisers to every ocean to Itake, thirty miles south Of Memphis, Ims One hundred dervishes were killed by dragged out horribly burned, but »he all perjured themselves. Thi* the dtixsni prey ou the cotnmrrce of an enemy. A* given way, and the village i* complete]}* the explosion of the arsenal at Omdui lived long enough to tell her mother that and the mob readily assumM, although to the Italian commerce, it 1* largely con­ flooded. Break* in lhe levee al other man, Egypt Monday. n big wan hiul entered the bouse and. one of those swearing to an alibi for fined to the Mediterranean. point* are reported. Another bloody battle is reported to several of th j prisoner* wa* au American lot grippe i* epidemic ut Chicago. Half have taken place in Chili in which 5<X) after feloniously assaulting her, had aet COMMENT AT HOME AND.ABROAD. tire to the bed-clothing with matebee and lawyer who was of counsel for the defense. the street car employe* are laid up with It, rebels were killed aud 400 wounded. run out tbe back door. toe ranks of th- police and letter car­ Francis Stalke, a Chicago saloonkeeper, INTERNATIONAL COMPLICATIONS. riers nre thinned. Postmaster Sexton i« tbe defendant in n >10,00) damage unit Tbe second child corroborated tho elder, is on the sick list, and (be county hospital Chicago, March 17.—A meeting of is filled with patient*. brought by N. C. Williams, because Stalke aud Che doctor’s examination proved it ■old to William*’ 10-yeur-old sou a bottle beyond a doubt. The flend hod evidently Methodist clergyman hesitating to de A race war is imminent in Oklahoma Washington City. March ifi -The nonnee mob law was the spectacle pre Tbe white settler* arc trying to drive out- of whisky which tbe boy drank aud came calculated to cremate tbe three children, aud thu* destroy all traces ot hi* crime, a*, •ented in Chicago yesterday at lhe regular toe negroe* who have been flocking into near dying. been taken up by the Italian minister Jacob Smith, of Homestead, near Pitta it would buve beenwnatural to supposeweekly meeting of lhe clergy of that de- tbe territory from toe south, an 1 tbe lat­ here, and yesterday Baron Fava formally ucmination. Thi* body is generally no; ter have become so enraged that they burg. Pa. hit* had n stone iu hi* puwut,- that the children set themselves on fire. brought it to the attention of tbe presi­ sion for twenty yean, which he kept a* a There is absolutely no clew to tbe miscreslow al puttiug ita opinions on record threaten to burn the town of Kingfisher. curio. Laving picked il np li»BraziL He anL a* the children, one 3 and the other 5,dent. As a result Secretary Blaine sent Rev. J. Minot Savage, tbe distinguished in regard to any matter affecting public tins jiixl ditoovered that it is a cluster uf cannot give a good description of him. tbe following despatch to Gov.'Nicholls moral* in any degree. Yesterday Rev. F. Boston divine, say* that tiie seneme to diamond* aud worth >1,400,0)0. The sheriff of Isabella county is searching last evening: “It La* been represented M. Bristol and tour other minister pre­ send the Jew* back to Palestine is absurd, Students of • the Stevens institute* fur dues, nnd there will be n lynching to the president by the minister of Italy* rented a set of resolution* declaring that, especially if it 1* done on the ground that “guyed" the firemen while they were figiit- party if he is caught Prtli-K(ioe is their home. The Jews* lie accredited to this government, that among though the body deplored the failure ot ing tbeflaiui-k nt Hoboken, N. J., and were AN ILLINOIS MURDERER HANGED. tbe victims of the deplorable niitMaiT? justice in the court*, either In New Or­ says, Mole toe country iu the first place, having a barrel of fun, when suddenly the just a» oilier peoples have stolen their which took place in tbe city of New leans or elsewhere, lynch law is utterly “laddies" turned twu slresm* of water ou home* — with the sword, aud to send ever)* Orleans yesterday were three or more sub­ abhorrent to free institution*. tbe student*, and toe juke wa* un the Dr. Bland was very much opposed Io people back to its origftial hopie would “other lellowl" jects pt the king of Italy. Our treaty Decatur, 111.*., March 17.—W. H. Craw­ the passing of such a resolution. “When make n great day ot moving. with that inendly government (which ford Jr., wa* Lauged here Saturday at H D. Potter, a pioneer resident, expired the law will not take care of n lot of mur­ nitderahe constitution is the supreme law derers. it's time the people did some­ suddenly on the street nt Baraboo, Wis., NEW York. March Ifi—A special to 11:15 a. m. The drop was five feet and of the; land) guarantees to the Italian thing." He further deprecated any hasty Thursday. The Herald from Bo-ton says: Ex­ hia neck was broken by the fall, death subject* domiciled in the'Unlted States action ou the part of tbe meeting, ami D. Bethune Duffield, one of the oldest Senator l.ugnll*. of Kansu*, who I* being instantaneous. Tbe wound iuthe most constant protection and >ecnrt*y wanted to wait awhile until both shies • t members of the Detroit bar. died Thurs­ visiting bi* parents In thi* city. I fileted by himself In hi* throat tore open, walked to the gallows, with a fortheir peraoa** and property— making the question could be heard. Rev*. Ex­ day night. and taking n little rest prior to'Crawford to them amruuble, on the same basis a* our tell and Gbodwin al*o opposed action, and Tbe statement of General Manager settling down to work, when a«ked who *— ., wonderful show of indifference, and ■*own citizens, to the law* of the United finally the resolution was referred to* Reeves, of the Grand Trunk railway, that won id be the oppning candidate* in 1803, । the rope wa* placed around his neck be State* and toe several states, iu their due committee, upon which Revs. Bristol and he wanted to see the day, when the star* replied; “Cleveland will be the next drew himself up to hi* rfli height He Burch, who signed the resolution, refused and stripes shall wave over the whole of nominee of the- Democratic party no declined to make a statement and re­ and orderly adrainistrution. to serve, while Dr. Bland, tbe most per­ that system hns caiued much d;a*ati«fuc- matter what view* he may express on the I fused to be baptized, dying unrepentant “The president deeply regret* that the sistent opposer of action, was made a tion to the English nnd Canadian share­ tariff, the silver or other questions I be­ and defiant citizen* of New Orleans should have so member thereof, and the matter was post­ holder* iu the linr. lieve thaf-Mr. Harrison will be renouil- ; The crime for which Crawford wa* disparaged the purity and tukquacy of poned for a week. More snow ba* fallen in southwestern naled, and that he is entitled to it by tbe banged wa* the murder of Mrs. Lina England, and there 1* much suffering unwritten law* of parties and by the Matthias on Aug. 33, IW0. He induced their own judicial tribunal* ns to trim* Th. New York Editor*. from toe ex-reme cold; precedent of our political system. Hill h her in some way to accompany him to a fer to the passionate judgement of a New YuRK. March 17.—The pres* uf thi* mob a qm**ion that should have been The Chilian legation ut Washlngtou not mentioned in the west a* a candidate.’’ lonely field and there cut her throat.' adjudicated dispassionately nnd by set­ city is ununirfTous in declaring that tbe City dLcredita the report of the assassina­ Crawford wa* arrested on suspicion, aud, tled rule* of law. The governipeut ot the After making *u attempt to kill himself, tion of President Bulinace la. Pocahontas, Va, March 10—John coufemed that be had killed Mrs Matthias, United State* must give to tbe subject* icy, Tbe Tribune being mon severe in its The type founder* of the United States of friendly power* that security which it denunciation.. It say*: “The more'the have formed a combination which will in­ llerse, the Bohemian correspondent who saying that he loved her. He expressed demand* lot our own citizen* when tem­ New Orleans murders are investigated the clude all the principal foundries of the weut to investigate tbe alleged ill treat­ willingness to die for hl* crime. porarily under n foreign jurisdiction. It worse tbe whole transaction appears. country. ment of Hungsrlan* on tbe Elk Horn ex­ PRETTY ROUGH ON OUR NAVY. 1* the hope of tbe president that you • • • The very violence of assertion The heaviest snow storm in three years tension in West Virginia, arrived here will co operate with him in maintaining, nnd vituperation by the leaden of the Friday. Herse says that after a careful wan experienced in Texas TLuralar. It the obligations of tbe United States to-’ mob goes fur to create the impression that investigation he found tbe report to bo I* feared that it will be disastrous to tbe wards the Italian subject* who may be. their own miuds were not free from Washington City. March lT.AThres substantially correct. The men are fruit crop. within the peril* *of the present excite­ doubt. This is particularly true in regard Pollcetnnnn Small, of Chicago. « ho ha* whipped wheu they attempt to leave, ore vessels of the United States navy art now ment, that further bloodshed and vio­ to the alleged bribery of ’ne jury. If any poorlr fed and as badly boused, and kept ashore along the coust of Martha’s Vlnlence mny be prevented nnd that all evidence exists thut such u crime whs been under treatment at Denver by tbe tn debt to tbeir employers by ways that yard, the Galena, the Nina and tbe Tri­ offenders against the law mny be prompt­ committed, that evidence has not yet been Koch system for consumption, has been are dark. Herse secured tbeir release, and ana The-Tatter vewwl, the navy depart­ discharged cured. transmitted.by telegraph." Editorial ex­ ly brought to justice.” Edward Monks, of New York, applied they are now on their way here, where ment is informed, went ashore off Cutty pressions lu The Times, Sun aud World at the Bellevue hospital for a room, while they will be cared for and sent wherever Hunk Sunday. She i* in a very The fact that six of tbe aernned Sicilian* nre rather deprecatory than denunciatory, they desire to go suffering from an attack of mania a potu. and go on the principle that mob law dangerous position, and it the weather had been acquitted aud the ether three' B ■ He got the rpom' and when seen next day continues rough mny become a total given a verdict of mistrial emphasizes iu I “d0*’1 not P3?* _____ THE MARKETS. wa* deoil, having backed at bi* throat loss A dispatch from Lieut. Com­ bunadcul 1»« <h, MV*- “[“« r..,>i.s s.«.P.F.r o,i.i„.v with a short-bladed knife until ho had Chicago. mander Bicknell, iu command of tbe of the mob’s work. U hutever the failure . 1- Th. of Ju-lic-m.y h>» been, Ib.ooly Uh>, ' Lk'“»1.-Tbe pre- of tbl, nearly decapitated himself. He claimed Galena at the time she went ashore, states CniCAOO. Mlreb te. I The quotation* that tbe Galena lost her rudder post aud to b. coo.ld.r.1 » th, voniict of U» Jury, I »>» h*» r»rie'1 “ '.b* N«" to be heir to >1,500,(DO. followh: Wheat—No. 2 March. o;*cn«<1 part ot her keel. He expressed the bopo a* follow*: which relieve* tho accused ]xirsous of tbe . Orleans mob. The SL Jarne* Gazette I* The »te..Tner Mlnuna, of Liverp wl, wa* were iu> BKI41-.. cto«e<! rejwc; May. opened >1.01, cloned stain of as-a*sinMion. Tbe knowledge of deprecatory, aud says: “It is all very wrecked on the southwestern <-oa«t of fl.iiPL,: July, o;*eut*] W^c, closed Kty. Corn- that the Nina would be saved if tbe these fact* cause* the matter to be viewed 1 dreadful, but quite ju»L Only one Ihiug England during tbe recent storm. Three No. - March. opened SUc, ckaed «*tc; May. weather was favorable No mention was in it* most serious light in official circtea'1 is more dreadful than thi* execution, of the crew reached shore alive. Opened «>H»*. closed ®He; July, opened 51»Ue, made of savins the Galena and at the navy department she is regarded a* here. Money damages will probably be . That 1* that lhe crime 1* juatlfled by toe Tbe man who shot Maj. York, of the totally lost.. No Irrc* were lost. Fifty fourth lllinoi* infantry, in the “co|>demanded, aud other reparation asked, facts.” The com is also aggravated by tbe fact The Pall Mall Gazette ask*: "It you perht-ad'’ riot* at Charleston, 111**., iu 18U, opcurd — . < lowed S1U.U1. Moy. ojwntxl SIX LUNATICS CREMATED. that Baron Fava called Secretary Blaine * scratch an American ha* it come to mean is said to have been seen in Wichita, Kan. churd I11.3J. July, ojwned >11.14, closed attention to the danger of mob law, at the that you will fiudot savage Indian? It is Thomas Maaaey, an old ami prominent S11.57H. Lard—March,, opeuel 4AU( closed time nf Heanrasey’a murder, and, as it la 1 uot uninstructive to note tbe irony of the Milwaukee merchant, fell out of a secoud MIA stated, tbe secretary In turn called the at- ! fact that this wholesale lynching is story window while trying to knock NASHVILLE, Tenn., March 14.—Fire last . lion -’ ■ .. _ . • 1.1 to .tbe l. — ' coincident with li fthe k- nwirl u r >1 n y it, nf proclamation of the icicles from the eaves of his house, and L'uiou stork yards: Ho£»~ Market opened night partly destroyed tbe insane asylum ten of the vLouisiana authorities fairly active at 5c decline: ight grade*. >au(ig, I world’s fair bidding all nations to come to wn% instantly killed. . same fact. seven miles from this city. There were rough packing. fa.OK.gLTV; mixed lota the celebration ot American civilization.’’ A l«a*s builder of Jersey City Height* >3.(Wg:LVj; heavy |<acking and shipping lotx about &0U inmates, and of those six were I The Globe reverts to the proclamation N. J., wn« missing for three days. He 8»»93d»: pig*. 82.6-)^jfi Just what further steps if any, will be burned to death, as follows: J. S. Johns, j of the World'* fair, which it quotes, and was foun I Thursday, delirious, and hav­ Cattle- Beef Meer*. t4.D0Qa.«5; Mocker* taken by the president beyond the mere proceeds a* follows: “Noue ot CTc effete ing lived in tlx meantime on snow and and feeder*, 83.90SH0D; rows and bulls, IX<») J. Burt Dexter, Blue Preston, John Kelly, disapproval of mob violence, as evidenced W. H. Bear.-ley. and B , F. Holloway. Ilia monarchies ot Europe can compete with water. He will probably die. -»<•(»: calves. 8S.»»2A7X Sheep Trade good: by tbe tone ot Secretary Blaine's dispatch loss is not known, but the insurance—<73,these new revelations of American civili­ Coal gza generated in tbe furnace under >3A»aa)S. to Governor Nicholls, cannot bo yet as­ Broom curn Hurl. Bi'ifw per lb; whisk 0W—will cover iu zation. Lynch law, which is peculiarly tbe boiler of C. H. Miller’* brush factory, certained. Among congressmen and dip­ • brush. green, self • working. 314£4c; an American institution, should have Its Reading, P.i., permeated thq)bulldin,’ Fri­ lomat* who have given such matter* some 'tribunal erected In Chicago, where tbe ln*id« and corer*. .T-il-lc; cotnmon brush. attention, it is thought that the only ' Anarchists were treated ;nuch after toe day, and fifteen men and wom<-a*emplored »Hc: crooked, t :i (c. LINCOLN, Neb., March 13.—Tbe supreme there were taken out of the building un­ Prodoee: Butter-Fancy separator. ®c par reparation that can be obtained is, possi­ same manner." lb; fancy fresh dalrx* packing stock. court yesterday beard argument* on the conscious. They were all revived. bly, damages by t he wives or relatives of The Star is of the opinion that “the im­ lti®L*c. Eggs-Strictly fresh. I&JtlSHc per dux demurrer of John M. Thayer to the an­ Experiments made with the sugar beet the dead Italian subjects from the muni­ pressive feature ot"tbe Now Orleans af­ Dremed poultry -Chickens. Iftitlujic per lb; swer ot James E. Boyd filed lu tbe su­ cipal government of New Orleans for not fair was the perfect orderllneM main­ in Wisconsin show that tbe beets rai-ed duck*. 12itl3c; mixed lota. Ifi^lSHc. geese, protecting the persons of individuals— tained throughout tbe proceeding*. Here, there contain from 14 81 to 38 76 per cent, t»c. Potatoes-White roan. >1.IDU1.Q3 tor seed; preme court in support of Boyd’s claim that be Is entitled to bold tbe office of gov­ aliens—who, ut tbe time they met their champions of law and order stand aghast of sugar, yield from 2 to 3*-j ton* of sugar red rose, >1.imq 1.(6 for aecd: Hebron, per acre, nnd that it co-t* from 10.84 to 1.08; Peerhaa. t I tDCLOi: Burbank*. >l.(B®L 12; ernor. The supreme court to’ death, were temporarily at least in the at such proceedings. The American de­ 8we-t potatoes- ter under advisement, and its cu-tody of tbe municipal authorities of mocracy has sounder notions an to what >1.38 to grow a ton of beet*. 16 to36 ton* to early Ohio seed. Ilbnom. Jersey a VJ.UJit4.JL Cranlnrrie* - probably be rendered on Tn...... the acre. that city. law and order really mean*." Tbe Lippincott Limp Chimney works Boil and cherry. 88-<«-'per bbl: bell and As tbe case now stands Thayer holds that The Italian pres* at Rome is unanimous st Findlay, O.. were burned Saturday. bugle*. XtiJUSUtoJ per bbl. Appkat-Cooking. Boyd is not a citizen of tbe United States, INDIGNATION AMONG ITALIANS. 83.JUG4.0U per bbU eating. X.UQj^KKI; fancy in denunciation of tbe mob’s work, but m bis father never naturalised fully. I*ds>, 850,1X10; partly insured. / varieties. >3.auj«.d0. not hysterical. It with equal unanimity Boyd practically admit* this failure of There was no senatorial election ki Cali­ iu»i*t* that Uncle Ham mu*t make reparafull naturalization, but aays that bis fa­ fornia Saturday. Tbe ballot gave E-*tee New York. M»rrh 1A London, March 18.—A dispatch from Hon. ther took out hl* first paper* many years >4; De Young 23; tbe balanca scattering 1.M; do »reh. do May. >L®H; ago and- that since tom both his father In a wrecv on'the Reading railway Fri aud himself have exercised every right of of Italian prisoners in New Orleans did New York. March 17.—Bunday night day . night Engineer Ftaher, Fireman citizenship._____________________ uot become generally known in that city at 13 o’clock twenty or so pedestrian* Wood, aud Brakeman Harper were killed. until yeat«rd*y morning. It created a began a six-days go-a*-you please walk at J. Hunt and Wm. Bowerman are stay­ profound aen-ation, and cables have been Madison Square garden. Tbe score at 1 ing awake at Detroit for ths champion­ Gdoucestkh. Mana, March 17.—Fiaharpassing between the cabinet and tbe Ital­ o'clock thi* morning was: Hughes, 11C ship. They are to do without sleep lor men arriving Sunday from the bunks re­ ian minister at Washington City. The mile ; Hegtlniuu. 184; Huwarth, I3i Cue- 108 hour*. port that two dories from tbe acbocmer The third congress of the Scoth-Irl»h general feeling is one of tbe utmost indig. ley. 125; Mes«irr, US; BennetL 115; GnerMinnie C. Boblin were recently struck by nation and thirst for reprisals in aome rwo, 1U5; Noremac, 105; Brodie * un­ people nnd their descedants in America S4.4SH <A«0 V im bull, and dry a heavy sea while hauling trawls, and on* Moore, 117; Burns, 106; will lie held in Loui»ville. Ky., fro 11 May co*?, $1.7&dl.4O. form. An English visitor who was mis­ known. 108; Sheep and LainteM to 17 next. taken for au American hod a n«rr?w es­ Fox. INX _______ ■_____________ Both Hheup and lambs were firm cupanta, drowned. Daniel Morrnmi. the cape from being mobbed. It is expected Congressman Splnola, of New York, is and sold eteadly at aa advance of Me * »; other occupant ot the cap uxxl boat, was that the subj-ct will be brought up In the laid up at Washington City with a bad rescued by the other dory. "■* SMAUMXno. C.L. M-rcl. >T.-Y««r. :old and exuauation. consequent on hi* cbamlier ot deputies. wnoior re- uboriJn eoo.re^.' Will Keep Italy Away From the Fair. d.,-'. ImIM .or United and one daughter in Hal Boston. Count HastMud, of tbe Italian legation suited: E-.tee. 87; DeYoung, 24; Felton, 14; Klein, Goo.iheart & Koch's-extensive Touixi, March H. in Pari*, expressed hira*eit in very strong Blanchard. 12; Perkins, 1; Wetmore, 1. clothing establish me nt at Cleveland, O., DonuN. March I7.-IUbbi Sulonxm terms on what he called tbe cruel massa­ Tula is a net gain of three for E*tee. Tbe wa* gutted by fire SaturJay night I.om, cre of hi* countrymen. He said Italy twentv-two Democrat.* present voted for 1150.Otw on stock; on building, W.dOO Schindler addressed bis people Sunday _________ could not afford to let such an outrage ou John P. Irish. night on tbe proposition to restore tire The United States warship Galena and humanity go without redresa, and that it tug Nina are ashore at Gay Head, Mom. Washington CITY, March la-Coincould wear 1« effaced. He added, that io total wntk his own personal opinion, it ended all han tendered bi* resignation; bat it hag thermit of their desire Tbe president will probably leave Wash tegtou City on hie western tour between lb| 5<h and 10th of April. He arrived that if tbe man had been guilty they falling health, ; Livodioia was discharged. NEWS IN BRIEF. i �•w Additional Local News. MorW> reconW 1MI '"tk IX charred H. The woman * home will be held at lhe bouw of Mra. W. «• Puffer Wednesday. 85th, at - oiloea p. m. You are especially Invited to be i>re*- ruow»i«Kiiiimutii| 9th. Mik M. T. Goodyear. «> Saturday even­ ing. Man li 21st, with Cbe folios lug pro­ gram: Rd) call, answered by giving some arttleUrfiH, by whom and when settled, mentinned in'lhe history of the chnrch hi the I United State*. The church In the Vnlted States. Mrs. P. T. Colgrove. Walks nnd talks. Miss Hallock. The United States of the Pacific, Mrs. tbe following — ____ resuluttoav ____ wage adopted: Your special comuiltee appolnded to draft suitable resolutions rrffaniing the death of tbe wife of our brother ami chief ot our fire department, F?G. Goodyear, re­ spectfully submit the following. We. as rn rm lx-nt of the fire department I In tho city of Hastings, assembled, du hereby tender our most heartfelt sympathy In this. bls. as chief of our fire department, great affliction and sorrow, caused by the death of his beloved wife and companion. Jlesolvfd. That In the death of Mrs. F. G. Goodyear, her husband has lost n true and faithful wife, her little children a loving mother, the city a lady in every re­ spect, nnd tbe society one of Its brightest, ufficiated. She leave* a hit relative* and old-time friends member her as an excellent teacher, a ntodel housekeeper, a lady of culture re­ fined tastes and superior Intelligence. She was one of the pioneer teacher* of Barry county. The remalna were laid to rest In the hill cemetery at Augusta. Spring Styles X ccur became suddetilF enraged at MNnelhing. while being ‘led on Main St.: Bld Thomas Is building him a b<nw Hicks. Saturday, nnd had she not been securely I M.Practlal talks on writing English. Mr*. near Towtirend's saw mill, be being head fastened would han* made things lively. sawyer. She was finally tamed down and led away. Norman Bailey. A. C. Wait and Baker doing well with Contest—Questions given In February tbeit*picket mill. The republican elector* of lhe township number page075, answered in March niiniIt b whispered a wedding near at baud of Wix'dlanrl are cordially invited to meet | ber |«gc 807. at the town iiaU on Tuesday night March Critic. Miss itone Guriy ear. ’ then Ira Coltpn moves Into tbe Crates’ AU memben an* requested to bring with -tnra. the 21st at 7 o'clock p. m. Io discuss the bouse, south of our village. Ilctolctfl, That a copy of these resohipolitical issues of the day. Conte uue, them the Chautauqua songs. Two of your city fruit tret- agents are, Hons be banded to our chief, attested by canvassing here find report a good trade. eouH- all. Revival meetings arc being held in the the department, and » copy be ptlntcd in They sell at ruck botlym prices. The concert given by 1'rof. Taylor's Baptist church this week, by Rev. Blanch- each of the city papers. * 11. Smith is preparing tn build a boose ■kinging M-hou! Friday evening wits nut ark assisted by L. F. Hatch, the singing John Wkj**i;hi . on his farm cast of our village. largely attended owing to the bad weather. evangelist. W. A. SClIIMOlIE, Mr. Gaikton la building a barn on the The program however was a good one, Rev. A. D. Grigsby will preach ut the I A. E. Kexke*. IL Smith farm. every part being well executed. The en- Presbyterian church, Sunday, March 23. I _ __ __ __ __ __ __ Committee. C. McIntyre has concluded to deal out tertalntueul was worthy of a larger at­ Morning -ubject. “not so LoM”; In yhe pills instead of teaching, Success to you tendance. evening, resuming his popular talks on a - I sMlTH-Tl.XKUUt-AtU»cbrtoe'.< parnuts in Charles. Dr. Baughman is a good In­ The supreme court has handed down a tromony. he will take for his subject ••oth­ Hasilngs. March lOtb. W. hr J. W. Nlee. E4- structor. ward J. Smith ami Anna G. Tinkler, bvlh cd decision to the effect that county clerks er auns than oura." Lee McDonald has returned and now If Mt Idjf. may suppress the charge* in a bill of turn­ we hear tbe anvil ring. The young peoples society of Christian plaint for a divorce, mid uplwlds the O. E. Wood and Frank Wolfe are the Endeavor will meet at the Presbyterian county clerk for withholding ttuin the Name aud Rdfidei.cr boss fishers. Each caught 3U Inches of Sunday evening, March 32, at C No pre** cases ot this kind, and of a similar church ___ the finny tribe—six five* in 30. Thorn­ Toj»lc, i I rank T. Hams, city* character, where only private business b I o’chx-k. '!*•> —, -the — right ----­ will surely trk 4i i Hantou L Jomo. tmranac / apple lake Is lowered not very much. Go concerned. This decision will Im- of In-r uiiiph,** to be led by Mrs. Yutz. t James A. Jofenaoti. Yankee fiprion again boy*. to both count, >l«k. and Itlonc,^ I 1;tv |lu|p|B wBh 43 ■ Minnie McLeod. Orangevtlle ' Mm. II. Demond goes to Potterville to Tuesday afternoon at 5 o'clock, at tti> ' Rev. W. A. Hunsberger, of Muskegon, visit her sister. Mrs. Rowley. k„.„o kau-4 ...nentu Mr and Mrs. home .. off the "bride¥ parents. Mr. Mr*. I next Sunday. Mr. Hunabeger will preach Mr. Black shipped a large lot of maple Following are tbe real estate transfers hi tho Methodist church In this city both L. >. Roell. In Portland, Mr. Frank Ih of the week ending March id, 1801, as syrup to Kalamazoo. Black. ««•» united in marriage to Mi** morning and evqplng. and at the Star taken from the bodks In the register’s office: school bouse al twoo'clock. Matte L. Roell. They ted tho same even­ John Mai hews to 8. W. Price; <M sec tn Cas­ ing for Toledo and will visit relatives in DR. HARTMAN ON CATARRH. tleton. •Lisa. - High School. Indianapolis before returning to this dty. JCIeanor Hatfield to Jowphtne Ilcberly; 40a Prof. Sterling's brother who has been which will Ik- about the Rev. W. spending a few days with him „ K>'e — our .. M. Puffer, of this city, performed the Tbe fatal mistake wblel. w many pbjs (•nun's Mditlvn t-ity. f-.no. wedding ceremonies. ' . schuol a pleasant call one day last week. Wm Knrstriex to Myron 84mp»on: :aa wc », elana. of a** sebonta. make In the treat One more week then we will all have a Hope. |7ro went ot ettatrb Is. Utsl it Is reaardeA asa John Euton stole m gold watch from a short vacation, of two weeks, for which I wm H. Young to L. Adda Niebats; part of lot ■ lore! .Il-ease end not a (?r Stranger who was in waiting it the dejtot know all will lx? glad and should Improve 16 NurtvtUe. R700. Philip Muran to Wm. Hchrader: fractional lol If the pultent has catarrh of the nose or here Sunday moruiug for the 4 o'clock. It in trying to do some good. . t and lot A b!E It Frtepwrt.Riao. brat .arrays and r.rele. are used K The gentleman was aitlceiN and John •im­ L. Farrutttu Williams evaporator Co.; parcel tlrTeatarrtr I. in lite lan es or brwblal Quite a number of our ntudei.Lv are rush­ proved the opportunity to acquire- a valuCenter: fiioo. ing tbe season a little bit by wearing a WiM-diaud Williams Evaporator Co. to Henry M. .Smith; tubes, Inbalents are used: It tbe e*tafLh ! ablr time piece. He was sut>|M*-tcd and boquet. Evaporator plant and iot. Woodiaad. fj.cai. :<mu arrested. Monthly morning he. was Stehpep Ilalxhi t« Ephraim Lueas; Oka sec In the atotnaelr. nwdlelne Is swallowed. It Have you congratulated Chancy yet? the eatarrti In the bladder or urethra. In- , Wooalaue. VW taken tx-forv Justice Beadle, plead guilty ‘ areIsreined W. I»T>1« * Emmet Lee. one of our Glee club, ex­ isJacuh HoVtik-r t« Geo. Buehler; 40a »ec II Irvto the charge, and wa- bound over to the pects to travel this coming summer for a Ira, 91.400. ease to cure ltd. ittsesse l.y aridyln« the ciretiit. He is tn Jail In default of bail. grocers firm*ln Chicago. i*eier Crosby laNarah W. 1tan kin; liOasec w tnedleine to lire exact spot where lhe xi Hope. The concert in Union hall Friday night and i'he new lodge “Grand Order of the' Washington Cooper to John it. Hough; 40a ''bWMIe1’ltU*n tact lira! spray*Client," recently started in this city in of last week was very entertaining. Onr sec. 31 Orangeville. 9190. John K. Hough to John M. Brower. 40asec XI connection with the K. P. lodge, seem* to (•lee club gave three good songs which Orangeville, aanrU-s and Injr-rllon. are often belptu In fifto. be in a very nourishing condition. Mon­ were very luteresting. Above nil. we Miunle r. BaiK-ork loCbaa.N. Babcock; 30u rhe Heatwent of a esse of 'J day eyenlug iff new members rode the think. That Silent Sell was sung the best. sec 5 Baltimore. 94». K. A. Rider to Henry Havens; 2fla sects Has­ can never aeeompltah a cure. l'*“"^b * Colo Welton, one of our old schoolmate*, lodge goat; alter which a fine banquet was disease of Ibe system, which “ ting*. 9IJKK). gave us a pleasant call ‘ Thursday of last spread, all partaking generously of lhe n <■*. M. Hradv ta Eli UJtlng. lots v and 7 blk self in twute mucous membrane, oflenear 7 nuUips add. NadvUte,lasa. large assortment of palatable viands. We­ week. of the nort-. throat, brom-htal lube* or We think Harry's advice on. -Now 1’11 VVrn. ( rrtller t" Gro. A. Wilcox ; lot » blk 44 ar* told that it ha* been stated that the langs, but frequwdly of the stomach and Paul's add NldalevlUe. 91 ADO. objects of the lodge were conceives! for tell you something but don't tell anyone." ixiwrls. and again ot Ibe “J. nothing but idle spurt. AU may be assur­ wa« a good <>ne am! we should all remem­ ual organs. A persistent nre o ft.W» ed that this is false, as Sylvester Grmuel ber IL according to the direction* on Ibe bottk Frank doesn't like to have anyone sav holds a high office in the lodge, ami wwild vv ill remove the catarrhal taint from the not lend bis name to anything of a frivolous •‘death" to him as It worrit* him very avrtem. after which the allaeaaed pait. much. character. Thank offering services at tbe M. E. I wherever located, will «•“ ,5®?"". Will Grigsby gave us a Short call Friday That this is tbe correct theory of the I****’ Sevrra! questions have been asked of the afternoon. church at 10:30 a. iu. Tire subject for consideration by the I rnent of eatarvh i» amply proven by the writer .-onei rnjng the state law as guycruing the printing and circulating of town­ Epworth I-raguc Munday eve was temper- multitude of testimonials that arc conrtaulship election UcketN. To settle the matter, Again tbe threshold of a brother's home ancr. A strong speech was made by the । |y pouring in from all parts of the country. Catarrh In all rtages amt varlelleo. cold*, the writer made Inquiries of Attorney ha.* l»e*.-n darkened by the shadow uf death. leader but one of the young members j General Ellis. He states as follows In his The happy home of our loved brother. knocked the pegs from under him by ask-. coughs, bronchitis, la grippe, catarrhal dyspepsia, all yield, surely and permanent­ letter: Township and city election tickets Frank G. Goodyear, has been the garden Ing why he didn't vote aa he talked. may be primed a* heretofore, with no reg­ from which tbe Author and Giver of life Republican caucus at Milo on Tuesday ly. to the curative virtues of Pc-ru-na. ulation as to quality or weight of paper. has culled the choicest dower to adorn the March 81 st In tbe afternoon to nominate ■ John B. Rteley. of Merr mre. WK. Tickets may be eireutaled outside the “Everlasting llomr." Tbe loving wife, township officer*. write*. July X HMW: "1 received In Drbooths. It Is not necessary tu have the tender and gentle mother bade farewell to George Hayward has purchased Mrs. | ecmbei last one of Dr. Hartman’s 'TreatlMparty vignette printevl on tbe local tickets, earth whil<- )vt In love with life and h»ved Packard's farm of 8Q acres. Consideration 1 on Catarrh.’ and nftcr a careful peruml of ft is not necessary to filedteples ot town­ by all who knew her. It I concluded to give hL< remedy a trial. 82.000. ship. village or city tickets with the county The 1. O. <>. F. aie quite busy prrpar- Ml was afflicted with nasal catarrh, Resolwd: That Barry Lodge. No. 18. clerk ten days before election. In short, Knight* of Pythias extend to our afflicted ing the lodge room for encampment degree, i did so and gained eleven pound# in wetgnl with the exception ot tbe use of booths, brother our deepest sympathy in his great Mr. Herrick has left O. A. Hughes' farm the first month, with a steady Increase In which are required because state officers sorrow. wjtn his family and has taken up bis real-, health and vigor tbit has been permanent , \ are to be elected this spring there will be Resolved.- That In the life and char­ dence iu Galesburgh. Mr. Manover has; so far. with but very little symptom of ca­ no difference in the manner ot naming acter of Mrs. Goudyear, we recognize thorn­ moved near Cressey's Corners. tarrh left. Hi.- rrmrvlte* *rc Uie ouly ones candidates, printing tl^Jtets or circulating virtues which build up and make tbe hap­ Eugene Shedd is under Dr. Hyde's care. I have ever found able to give me any re­ them, from wbal has always governed py homes ot our land. Iler devotion to Ix-lng slek with erysipelas. lief.’' ’ , , township meetings. The following cares tK-eJ no comment, John Crump h confined to his room. husband, home aud children endeared her Mattle Spaulding la visiting her si?ter,, save that each one was cured by taking One ot the happiest wedding events was to all, and Iter memory' l» R rich heritage re-rn-na simply, without any local treat­ Mrs. James Brown. tfiat Tuesday eve at the houte of Mr. to those who knew her best If “tn live Mr. Carpenter lias left the hotel so, tnent whatever: and Mrs. L. N. Mixer, when tiM-irdaughter in hearts, wc leave behind is not to die." Flint, Mich.. March f. 18M. Fannie was united in marriage to Mr. then she still lives. She lives lu all there Prairieville is open fur a new landlord. Davison. Mick-My wife has suffered llnmerus Farr is very low and no hojies, Mtuttmer U Tower, of Chicago. About is of life worth living, a spotless character, with catarrh nnd chronic bcadaclie. One of his recovery. 100 invited guests were present to witness a just and perfect womanhood, and at last bottle df l*e-ru-ua was a great relief, but Friday evening Bessie George from Mi_lhe ceremony, which was performed by a peace made perfect In her home bey ond dleville gave au entertainment In elocution three bottles has cured ber so that site Rev. Geo. D. Lee. of Charlotte, formerly lire stars. HnoUnl: Thai these resolutions be under the management of Epworth League docs Iter own work without any trouble. Office with holuooi. ovhb pastor of the M. E. church of this city, in spread It length upon the records uf thf with which lhe audience were very much MOBBIXjVB STORE, HAST IKGS. T. H- Gbiulkt. a very imprvselve inanuer. Tbe house Flint City. Midi.—1 lud a v«ry hard was replete with lloral emblems and trim­ lodge, that a certified copy of tbe same be pleased. Marr Ac Duff have doubled their store Sunday our street was enlivened with a cold: could hard!) speak: al#p la grippe. mings befitting such au occasion. Many tendered our afflicted brother, and publish­ Remember that this column contain* but capacity and now they have one -*f tbe run away. Happily no one was injured. Took one bottle of Dr. Hartman's I*e-ru-na useful and costly presents were left to re­ ed In the papers of the city. The team and wagou were brought to a and pul in one-half pound ot rock candy a very small part of the property 1 have finest, best lighted and nire*t equipped Pnn-ir T. Colo nove ) ' mind the newly wedded pair of tbe esteem ‘ and found almost immediate relief, amt Hale Ksnox [• Committee. storeklhat can be found in the tounty and fur sale or exchange. stop when they struck lhe Elder's hltcbiug luw^icb they are held. After the cere­ I have Improved and.vacant city lots for Kpgab Y. Hoolk ) poet. The mural is: Dun’t leave yuur'. was well Inside of one week. mony; ctegant refreshments were served. team without lying. sale and exchange in all parts ot the city. I Our store now is 43 by 85 ft. every coroc: Mrs. Tower Is oue of the social favorites of Melissa Kekitk. Farming lands for sale and exchange In Goodrich. Mich.—Am taking Dr. Hart­ Ibe city, a young lady whose beauty of face, as well lighted as another. We would also ... Qwbnby. man's remedy for chronic catarrh and all parts of tbe county. life and character made ber admired by all. mention that we made our old (leak Room School closes this week Wednesday. Third annual convention at the Congre^ 1 have some choke Grand Rapids prop­ (which was IS ft by so ft > into a Udte< rheumatism, and find it helping me more who knew her. The groom is a young man ' S. J. Bldelman Is suffering with tbe. than anything 1 ever tried. erty fur sate at a bargain. of ability and excellent character, h worthy gational church, Middleville, Midi.. Thurs­ Walting Room and Toilet Room. This is an rheumatism. husband to so excellent a wife. Mr. ami day ami Friday, March 10 and 20. 189!.' Mns. Mary A. Stnutr. improvement that we think will b>- much Mrs. Fancher entertained company from, Mrs. Tower will reside in Chicago, and commencing at 3 p. m. March 19. Jtome Sulphur Springs. Tex, Feb. 10. 1891. appreciated after a long and weary ridf. Hastings last week. the best wishes of a hoot ol warm friends changes having been made in the program I’eruua Medicine Co.—Sirs: 1 have used | Oo JdTerMW Hrfrt borne. and lot. a place to rest yourselves and children. E. Cole and wife, of Hastings, spe nt last Pv-ru-na in my family-first for my wife go with them to tbeir new borne. The since last published we print the same at bargains, and oo easy tenn*. In order to make things week in this vicinity. Baxxeu joins lu congratulations and best again. In lung trouble. She has been greatly • Near furniture factory, —one lot and Mrs. Wm. Cridler and son Geo. aud Miss Thcushay Aftkuxoon Sksoion. wishes to tbe happy couple, who enter so bem tiled: has passed over the winter, so “"‘t'X H.O": tso« duwo. Devotional Exercises—Rev. Cheney, of Eva.Puekey visited at O. Chaffee's last far, wl> a great deal lew* trouble than for ^,“*r auspiciously upon the Journey of life. ba), on time at 7 per cent week. Uutluo. years. I have, also found It of great benAik! oup to. anil lo< nop Work r„,n, Geo. Scott Intends building a large Imrn j eflt In two cares of la grippe In *y family. In our Mammoth Eatabllshn ! we will Address of Welcome—Rev. Chas. H. . OMtaary. 'Ktofr- MM: •MOdnn.l*!. a, 7 the coming summer. Seaver. keep 1 have found great benefit myself In kidney Died, in this city. Monday afternoon rent. Cheap. Tbe mw mill Is now located on Geo. Response—President of AfiMKlation. trouble, and think a bottle or two more Myrtie, wife of Archie McCoy, aged 84 Near felt boot factory—loti an“House Visitation, Why aud How"—M. Scott's farm. will set me all right. years. Helen Reynolds Is rtaylug al ber father's H. Reynolds, See'y State S. 8. Assoctatkrn. *llh lon““-, *«>ll No death. In the btatoryof our little city, Rev. J. C, Raxpau. Can ba bon,,, at a barpin and on m, "Buried Talents In Christian Churches'' white bee husband is east caring for a sick Sulphur Springs. Tex. Feb. 18, 1891. -ever occurred under vireumstences mere relative. • All the Use. I hereby certify that I wa* cured of a sad: and when II wa* announced that Mrs. —W. O. Lowden. The Misses Grace and Myrtle Luther *>,'en<!ld twain. In thr lu Evjeximo Skmiox. McCoy liad been called from earth, a deep Our spoclaltk-a for the present willW very revere cough by one bottle of Pe-ruHalf hour of Song Service, led by visited at tltelr slater's last Munday and nn after have used two prescriptions tram **“ VJ Other paru ot U» oily. gloom settled uj»un the hearts of all. Tuesday. . Brtek turn tor akal a bupln. on cor­ your Choice of seventy-fluMystery that thh sad taking-off should be. church choirs ot Middleville. my family phy»idan and one other cough Henry Castelieii intends working for ner ovpo.Ur Ford-, innai. Devotional Exercises—Rev. Georre. that a bright aud happy home should be remedy to no advantage. Walter Bldelman this sutnmer. Sp^J"!?' »’ IP "■ *»0 W> lofted In Addre»-Rev. W. M. Puffer. rubbed by tbe relentless death-angel of its E. R. MrKiXNEv. Fmipay Fomasoox Seksiox. nenere Falla. A. r„ baa on tbe land 1‘l.lek priceless treasure? Mystery, indeed. Wynne. Ark., Joly 3«, 1889. Oraufcvllln Devotional Exercbes—Rev. a. K. Slew­ That have been selling for *-• 5"-MNaugtit bat faith in and love toward a Mr. Johnson closed bls school here last Dr. S. B. Hartman. Colujubw. O. a °‘“ Oonk’d M a herein. 8B.50. 80.00 and 810.0U These n HI all * Father who is all lore, mercy ami goodness art. Naabvllle. Dey Sir: My w Ife hying suffered for SJ1 «oMnte tor llMtiiis, or <?™nd Infant Class Work—Mrs. A. D. Grfgaby. week, and has returned te Martin. can recowI te a human heart to such an put out and sold for Mrs. Coykendall -wewt to Grand Rapids twelve months with wh« the best medical Hastings. ,Thc'"l ottteneea Fall* skill In the conntry called **broachUia,n ta. • uverwbcltnlng sorrow. Nothing but the Bible Class Work—Clement Smith. Hart­ last week to visit her brother. 4nflef that tlx- endless ages of eternity ■nd. fimlhig no relief. I puirhared two ™« • “Wdatlon ot 7.00, and opwarde-la Mrs. Adam Itewh Is quite rick. lanreal lown la Seeeaa Co. »hab utrfold the reason why our brief lite ings. Chas. Ream. Jr., of Doster, spent a few bottles of IV-ru-tia. and now she ia nearly How to Make a Sunday Seitool In live Just think of it. You must <•>»«>•■ eariey । ’*£ *”‘"‘■Wt»w»red. udl | day* with C. H. Thurston last week. here shoo'd be darkened by great a eared. Jambs W. Halk. Country Successful—Mrs. A. C. Jones. |J»d^ Cea ba boo<ht u a herein «i euj riUNjo* ean be consolation. Independence. Mu. Aug. 2, 1890. One of the workmen at Norton A Mouand Stay laic to *ce all the uurov ".irgslns Myrtie Buckle was born iu ibis city Leighton. ■ Tin* 1 ’ eruna Medicine Co — Gentlemen: that may* be your*. -We hare plated Tbe Fnllnew of God—Bev. T. H. tagur's «w mill near Pine lake was Injur­ 1 had been afflicted for fourteen years with N.-vtadx-r It, 1857. aud In 187« was united ed quite badly last week. on tbe Bargain Counter 85 heavy Jacokea. In marrisgt to Archie McCoy . A woman Mr. Spfkter's family moved to Hope this nervous debility and chronic catarrh. I Paper (subjort to be aetected»-Pnrf. kad tried three of onr beat physicians, bat of cbeerfel. klndl*- nature, she won friends week. Bacon. MiddtevlUf, Karie Coykendall is visiting ber sister failed to get any relief. 1 have taken five Barry Co.. nwuug all who knew her. But it bbtries of Pc-ru-na In connection with vaa th ber own home, iu .making that at Yautee Spring*. Tbatl wll be dined out SfiOM store attractive to her husband and Edgar Brown has relatives from the Man-aJiu. and feel entirely well, but in­ Report* from eonnty—(a) evanty asso­ tend to keep taking it fw a while. I know H.ftOO, good barn. to thrir frtmd-s It w»iu this ciation officers; (b township association Morthwra part of tbe state visiting him. that Pi-ni-ua has saved my life. oftcern: (c) from each school mirwented | Good value lor85.00 thesearc only slew Yomtb respectfully, by delegates. of the attractive bargains that an- to I* t»c,rn. to James Swanson and wife, a Mlin. IMCY A. Lewm. Aftekkoom Sksmos. girl, a* to its avoirdupois, deponent aalth it k iM'rdless to attempt to glw only the found. ' Devottoual Exerrts ,n a certain young num became tborougb- vaguest outline of the wonderful---------Best shirting- can be had for 9 and sou, Nashville. FV-nt-nahasHL ^ ; 1 “*«** “eI* whleh IV-nijk .—- ’ — - — Election ot officers. ly moistened in the waters of MUI lake <m S'"** Tto.^Te.LS'e"" T 11 oents. Friday. He »«® trying tocutcii a pickerel Bargains in Dress Goods. Ging­ l» tint “ •onvtattM. aad bn nu.ce and the active changiit that was all. Kains ranging hams, Cottons, Underwear. Hosiery Peter Standley, Jr., h working for F.) reller Ing w,nM. diB> . Kork M. Vaanaw-. I Glaves. A valuable treatiir Why should Uwre be a saloon in the I thrir*ii town nf Defem? Yea or in any “•her tow» -- ------------ “ 1 Of Dress Goods, of best patterns and styles, it has been our desire to select, and we have made such selections as we know will please? Our first invoices are arriving, and we are already showing some J Taking Novelties In Dress Goods. We invite the ladies of Hastings to examine them. . Our stock of Dry Goods is complete in each department, and we are making prices that sell the goods. Call in and sec the stock of Additional County News. Millinery Goods at RUSSELL’S '^rt qoow 5torl AGENCY COLUMN FORGING RIGHT AHEAD SPECIAL I UNUSUALLY LIVELY Putting Out Specialties Ladies Newmarkets $5.00, Your Choice. Jackets for Ladies For 82.25 Aurtkma aresuw to onu., Wr». B. D. 11 arc Blck- BATTLE CREEK . � https://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/418/HastingsBanner_1891-03-26.pdf 881d83c585939b177ce763336abb1010 PDF Text Text Largest Circulation ■ of any paper in the \ County. Hastings Banner VOL. XXXV. NO. 47 HASTINGS, MICH., MARCH 26, 1891. The best Adz ing medium in ry County. WHOLE NO. 186a Hastings Banner Ijist Sunday eve the last of the revival Notwithstanding all that may be aald Rev, C. D. Gregory, of Grand Lapids, meetings was held at the church. against the system of grading the common Mrs. L. C, Edmunds'mother has goue to schools of our state, your scribe Is heartily held services at the Baptbt church last her son’s In Bridgewater.' Washtenaw Co., in favor of the plan. Having hod long ex­ Sunday. Will Crance was In Hastings last Thurs­ to make a visit and sec their young perience as a teacher. I can saj that If the IIASn.VG.**, JTftJi. daughter* confirmed in the Lutheran plan Is carried out. It can but result In day. The neighbors will hare a bee to draw church, which must lie done nt the age. of good to every pupil who has or may have 14. • an interest In mutual Improvement I can wood for Mra. Richards’ who has been Ed Cox's family returned home last Sat­ but second the strong recommendations of sick all winter. A. P. Hodge has ieturneil home after an urday. our secretary, to the teachers In our schools. OUR COUNTY. Neighbors an1 looking up the* law of Do your best to make It a success. Let absence of two ificmtfis. Biographical. Mr». Will Douglas, of Dorr, visited her cruelty to animals. It seems that they the spring term of school build well on the There are some people who think It Isn’t found a co’.t belonging to Dan Lyons under foundation that may have been laid by the parents here last week. necessary to know anything In order to a shed almost knee deep In filth on the Mrs. Mina Crawford, of Duunlngrille, teachers uf last winter. conduct a farm: that while education and Allegan Co., is visiting her mother. fannot Wm. Lyon’s. Wm. yon better take studious habits are conceded to be neces­ Co*U Grove. Gorseline this week. care of the coll. sary to sureeu in professional life, and Eld. Cheney was on our streets last Cora Saddler spent a few days with valuable aids In any other business), yet trrMseg. week. , friends In Martin last week. somehow a farmer can get along without Mre. Byron Fisher and six .of her Mrs. Hynes lias gone to Delton to care Mrs. Chas. Saddler has relatives Knowing very much, except buw to do the cidklten have been down with the measles for her son’s wife, who is sick. Rutland visiting her. actual hard work of the farm. Well that tbe pest week. Mr. Pane and family, after making a Ernest Jones, of Prairieville, Visited hb Is absolutel) necessary . The farmer who Mrs. J. Doolittle Is again at home after vlait at J. IL Barnum’s and other friends, cousin, Ettle Faulk, last week. ' toasted his shins by a comfortable fire and several weeks' visit with her father In left for their home In Mendon. Mrs. John Osgood is on the sick list thb studied history or philosophy all day, Belle Rise, of Muskegon, visiting at J. while the hired mnu was left to run the John Fisher has sold his stock,, fanning Marks: also Mra. Finley Marks visited her Will Beattie has returned from Decatur. farm according to his notions, would find Implements, etc. to Frank Barber. John son John. EUle Faulk and Mrs. C. IL Thurston the balance on the wfbng aide of the tf- moved to Battle Creek Tuesday and now C. Newman received a scalp wound will KO to Kalamazoo this week. count at the end of the year. Very tpaFv Frank will hold the plow on the W. by a vicious hone pawing him, when in Amos Osborne has bought the Collison men, too. with meager educational ad­ Fisher fnrm. the act of unhlteblng. fann and moved onty IL vantages. but with plenty of hard, com­ A. C. Walt Is preparing to build a buck­ Frank Rlckenmorv will work for J. mon sense aud days’ works In them, make Reed again this summer. wheat and feed mill the coming summer. the most successful farmers, so far as Rev. Hawley and wife have adopted the J. Gutchess had friends from Kalamazoo The last car-load of ice was shipped financial results go to nuke success. But two year old daughter of Janies Fisher. at a surprise on Saturday. we think even these would concede that a Sylvester Hynes goes to your city to from here last Thursday. Jake Vandellck and family have moved Howard Mosher has a side walk between higher education, which would open to on the Chas. Young farm in Hope. close the contract for the G. McDonald his store and that of Geo. Molser’s. their minds and hearts a broader plane of farm, which the the former Is buying. The sheriff served ah attachment on the usefulness, a better understanding of life, I’. Engle and wife iiave returned to their logs at the mill last Thursday: but things Knestrk'k has sold hia farm would improve their condition. We are home In Burr Oak. not advocating the moonshine of theoreti­ Myron Slmpsom and will move to A call good and long for a good wood re­ have been settled up and the wheels con­ pair shop, as we have two blacksmith's tinue to foil. cal farming, nor day dreaming Industry of Augusta, Kalamazoo county. A bell was hung in the .church belfry Mrs. Daniel Pierce has been sick all shops now. any sort. We arc merely saying that for We are yet calling for a good physician last Friday. usefulness in any profession or vocation, winter and Is very low at present. Geo. Mosier has a new bant almost com­ A man from Alimo has bought the tim­ to locate here. for enlarged citizenship and broader living, ’ On going to G. Townsend’s saw mill we pleted. tbe best posable training of the mental ber on the Will lauch farm and is cutting Jeffenmn Arnold and wife, of Farwell, faculties not only does not hinder a man's and drawing the same to Sawdust City, saw a full yard of logs, and they have have been vtaltlnCrelativesin this vicinity. usefulness to hlmxdf. his vocation or his where it will be cut into ties and drawn to sawed two yards fnll this winter. Mrs. Wm. Doonan, who has been quite Mra. John Shawman will entertain the fellows, bnt on the contrary greatiy en­ Cloverdale. The donation at Weed Owen’s last Indies mite society on Thursday. April 2d. sick, is sonic better. hances it. Mrs. James Doonan is very 111 at this And there's a living example of n man Thursday evening was a success. The writing. . cash and more subscribed who as a fanner has found it to his ad­ receipts were Mr. and Mra. A. Kingsbury, also Orville Al. Durkee was at Charlotte Monday. vantage to have a cultured mind: to his ad­ to be paid In grain and provisions. W. R. Stringham was at Battle Creek Kingsbury liavebcen down with la grippe, Republicans should turn uirt to the vantage in his vocation. as well as con­ but are Improving. tributing to his enjoyment of life. He is caucus and put in nomination straight re­ Monday. The eervmony of baptism will be per­ F. T. Boice is at Detroit this week In the one of many of that class, in Barrs county, publicans for officers and then, turn out formed at the church next Sunday. interest of the fruit evaporator. and elect (hem. and their number Is growing. The death of Edward Jenkins occurred J. B. ’ Messimer ta working for C. B. That replevin suit was decided in favor His name h Daniel C. Warner. He was last Thursday, and the funeral was held Lusk. bom in Hancock Co.. Ohio, OcL 5. 1840. of the plautiff. Saturday. Edward was a young man who We understand that W. IL 8trti>gbam IL T. CamplH-ll. attorney at law. pracUn 1858. Ins parents moved to Baltimore, has traded his store for a farm near Battle was highly respected. where they and Daniel have since resided, ticca In the courts at Cedar Creek. The measles have struck our burg, and Creek. lie is not able to record any personal exWooMind. there b plenty to go around. Loren King perlence in visiting lions’ dens, like his Arthur Haight has quit the service of Is the first victim. namesake of old, nor do we understand W. 8. Adkins was at Grand Rapids last Dr. Baughman and It is re}»orted that he Peter Mosher is back from New York that he has any anxiety to do so. Plain, on business. ’ goes to Lansing on Tuesday to be united Monday : state. every day life Is enough for him; and he Theo. Northrop has returned from the In the holy bonds of wedlock with a lady Mr. Rhodes, tire blacksmith, has pur­ finds It just as well to try and meet Its living at Eagle. inorth. chased two lots In Cloverdale. difficulties and conquer its obstacles as to Mr. Kreiger has a horse ami buggy. 8. Schantz has purchased a bouse and court any extraordinary occasion for dis­ School closed last Friday with a spelling lot of E. Lucas. play of courage. He attended the district Mrs. John Fuller visited at Mrs. J. M. school In the evening. / Michigan is soon to get nearly half a school, and later the public schools of this C. II. Brady aud wife visited at W. S. million of dollars from the direct war tax. .Smith's on Friday. city. But he didn't think be knew it all. We understand that Dr. Baughman has Adkins last Friday. 1 favor the plan of returning to the coun­ even when he had finished the course of Jas. Moder has broke up housekeeping ties pro ratn, and Barry county using her secured George D. Barden In the' place of study. He made of himself a first-class expects to go to Toledo to work. A. Haight, to cater to the wants of the and i share as far as it will go In helping to teacher, and continued to improve his Some of the boys bad a lively time last public at his drug store. build a new court bouse and jail at some mind aud fits time by study after he had Tbe Misses Bowes are visiting their Saturday evening. left the school. Belle Wilson is to be married Thursday. future time. sister. Mrs. Frank Densmore. The ladies aid society held tlreir monthly Mr. Warner is a farmer, and is proud of Geo. Lons * new housekeeper Harvey Spencer and Jerome England meeting at the residence of Mrs. J. B. his vocation, which he has dignified by sawed wood one day last week. Neither soon. Moiroe last week. hard years of loiL by close and thought­ of the gentlemen are‘anxious to renew the Mrs. S. L. Bollinger h on the Nek list, Ciias. E. Storr delived at Richland last ful study of improved methods of farming, occupation. W. H. Northrop will move into the week 85 spring lambs, Lincoln and Sbrop* and by considering his calling worthy of as John Smitii has rentctl the Frank house vacated by Jas. Mosier. shire grade. Their average weight 115 - much consideration and attention as the Roberts property and moves there on pounds. Who can beat them? ” considerate business man would give to his Tuesday. The I*. K. A S. IL R. delivered a fine lot business. He uses business like methods C. P. Gray will move on L. J. Wilson's of wood for use of depot at Milo. Our roller mill Is making good flour now. ~ " Res nit. of farming, keeps a business-like account farm, and work it for him the coming year. good fires now. Uncle Joe Hilbert is very sick. of things, and knows where he stands any Miss B. Kobr, of New York city, vbtted Uncle John Dlllcnbeck is slowly improv­ day in the year, what tils farm pays, for at U. Leedy’s last week. ing. be makes farming pay. He owns one of The funeral of Mrs. Jones was lield at We thiuk it would pay some one who the best farm' in Barry county, and luThe German measles patients are all lias the capital to build a few houses to the M. E. church last Monday. Elder Hol­ • keeps it up in shape. You won’t find well once more. rent Several parties have been prevent­ ler, of Nashville, officiating tarts in tbe wheat aud brush In the fence to Uncle Dick has sold half of Ids farm ... Mrs. Mayo, of Nashville, visited at ed from coming to our village because they corners, and n general air of destructive O. V. Stam, the other half to Wm. Tattle1 . could not get a suitable house to live in. Fanner Racey's last week. . carelessness about the farm. Be doesn’t Ao exhibition will be given by our J. D. Guy sold his oxen last Monday. Dr. Landis lias located at Clarksville and leave the taj tedder and the self-binder we hope lie will soon bulk! up a' lucrative S. R. Robart and B. W. Graham were at school the evening of the last day of school. ' out in tbe field where be finished using Our teacher has been again employed to Battle Creek last week. practice.' them last year. He has never been able The Maple Grove 8. 8. will bold Its 3rd teach our spring term. As we prophesied several couples were to figure out that It harmed fanning tools made happy during tbe last week, among *emi-annunl convention at the north Maple Charles Anders, Jr., has a pet squirrel to take care of them. He recognizes that whom were George Baitinger aud Lydia Grove Evangelical church April Bth. which is a curiosity in Its way. to suftccd In any business, a tuau must Miller and Frank Blood and Ida Hayden. Edward Jenkins, who has been ill for The V: B. S. S. Will hold caster services give his thought as well as his labor to its some time, died on Thursday the 19th We hope that all republicans will re­ at their church next Sunday. detaHs and he does that. He doesn’t be­ member the caucus at the town hall on ’The ladies mite society will hold a warm Inst, and was burled on Saturday in the lieve It hurts him to read the best Journals April 2nd. In order that we may put the sugar social at Rev. Weller’s in Nashville Rutland cemetery. He was an exemplary he can get that will help him to improve successful ticket In the field, it should be Wednesday. young man beloved by all who knew him. his farm. He luay find lots of chaff in rude by a majority of onr voters. Let us Republican caucus at McKelvey s hall. The bereaved Mjnlly have the sympathy of them: but lie finds some wheat too. He all turn out and place a ticket In the field April 2nd at 2 o’clock. the entire community. may not adopt all the theories the farmer that we all can support by a rousing Frank Bals and wife spent Ifst Sunday in a city printing office, who farms it with with John Quick and wife. majority. his pen only, may recommend, but fie D. R. Slade is bid up with a lame foot, Robert. Asp I nail died on Tuesday and Loyal Williams, of Dakota, an old time doesn't cast aside any suggestion .he be­ tire funeral was held at the Holmes church caused by being run over with a loaded boy of this place, made his parents and lieves has merit in IL ou Thursday. He leaves a large circle of wagon. Politically Mr. Warner is a staunch dem­ relatives and friends who mourn their loss. John Hinkley ahd wife visited at John friends a pleasant visit last week. Mrs. Frank Willison, of Climax, aged ocrat. He wasn’t always thus, but he has McIntyre’s last Sunday. Mm. R Faul is improving. taken his stand largely on the tariff Issue. Ed. Brown closed a five months term of about 22 years, died at her home on the We bear that S. C. Doud has sold out We hope he will see "the error of his his stock of boots and shoes to Edmore school in the Mayo district. Tureday. 'this 20th of obsess of the liver. Her funeral ways’ but If he doesn’t, we nor any can parties. being the third term he has taught there. services were held at the Baptist church fall to respect his opinions because of a Don't forget to say Grandpa Smith, and on Saturday, the SlsL largely attended by On Wednesday night while Mr. Emory her relatives and friends who are left to feeling that they are honestly bls. and family were attending church, fire ask If it is a boy. mourn her sudden departure. Mr. Warner was married In 1875. and was discovered in his residrtice. It was J. H. Brown has commenced moving on has no svmpathy with the Idea that quickly extinguished \ which was vgry tbe river bend stock farm near 1*1alnwell. marriage is a failure. It has been a bless­ fortunate as bad it burtiod several other D. IL McElwain and son Jason were In His family will leave here on Wednesday. ing to him and to his; aud has put more buildings must necessarily have been J. Montgomery's sugar dance on tbe 19th meaning into life, and more of manhood in burned too. We think it would be n wise Rutland Saturday.1 Geo. Cross was in Orangeville the fore was dimly attended. him. He is a home man; and the beauti­ plan for our village to make some ar­ part of last week. Old Mrs. Flensburg has moved to Rich­ ful and comfortqple home In which he re­ rangement for potection against fire. Eddie Tanner is on the sick BsL He Is land to enjoy the society of her daughter, sides is the happy abode of an honest We bear that Emuia Garlick formerly reported better at thb writing. Mra. Walter Parker. of Woodland but now of Hubbfirdetown. true love. Ed. Edmunds will close his school at Will Sanford has gone near Cloverdale Mr. Warner has filled many positions of was married last week to n man .by the High street this week. , with J. Price and hia meu tn put in a honor and trust In his township, and was name of Sessions. Woodland people ex­ H. Hall and 8. Doad have moved back quantity of white oak logs which will re­ u capable secretary of the county board of tend their congratulations. to Rutland. quire nearly two weeks. school examiners. Hennan Grant is juat recovering from E. Gorham and Mr. Brangwln each have Vera Cortrtght is visiting friends to and In all the walks of life, you will find him the measles but his family are ail down a sick horse. about your city. true to his word, true to his triends, true with them. After a two weeks’ visit with relatives Rumor has it that Thomas McElwain has to his coiwlctlons, one who commands con­ Jnlius Hayden, of Lansing. .’!• visiting and friends. Mrs. Wm. Mersbon and bought out Brad Thompaou and that Brad fidence by deserving IL Woodland friends. daughter Berlha returned to their home in has bargained for Clarence ** “’a Pcnnoek Sam Katherman has sold his fatm to a Kalamazoo yesterday. property at Delton where be Intends to man from Ohio, and rented the J. WagBonfield. Mra. Frank McPeck has moved to open a boteE house near wiiere he now lives. Last week Monday eve there was a oman , Dowling. Peter Allison gave a party to quite a Lizzie Finnefrock is very sick and fcara birthday surprise partyatJohn McKinzey’s E. E. Gorham has moved his wife to' large number of young people___ , . one* night bouse and it did greatly surprise John are entertained of her recovery. Hastings. At this writing it is thought she last week in which a very pleasant time when Bev. Wallace presented him with an Is improving. . was spent in dancing, etc. $18 rocking chair. John responded witli Mra. James Dooley died last Sunday Some twenty five composed of both old We were plqased to meet our old friend. night. The funeral was held at the Cath C.lb-­ ’ and young met with backets well filled * jJhnTrime has bought tbe old house of F. J. Tooze, on Thursday. Fred looks as olic church in Hastings yesterday. with eatables and luxuries, drove to the Andrew Bresee and a lot west of the though he had worked hard in bls school, home of J. IL Brown last Friday evening, church which he will move the house on to. and as a result has met with succes ass where they were cordially received. So­ The Ladies Aid society that was held Services at the M. P. church every ... ciability prevailed for a while, card play­ L. A. Stratton has sold his farm to a­ ]osl wevk at Henry Bowman’s was akucother Sunday evening. President Dodds ing was Indulged In. while others employ­ eess and a ve^r enjoyable affair. A few Mr. Parmelee from near Battle Creek. L. will be here the evening of the 5th. Quar­ ed tbcmselves tn unloading baskets, path, remarks were made by L. C. Edmunds A. had au auction sale on Thursday, the terly meeting at the brick appointment 4lh etc. preparltory for refreshments. That # and Itev. Wallace in regard to the good 19th. being adTomplishcd all partook of the aanae J. S. Hinchman still greets the eye of and 5th. work of the society. Tbe cash proceeds Mrs. Fox lias sold her bouse and lot at with social chat until tbe wee small hours of that day were Sl.85. Their uext social the beholder. S. Adams, a former resident of oar town, the Center to Dr. Powers. Consideration. next ararning when all repaired to their will be held at John McKinzey 's week $700. It is the nicest residence in town, respective homes, feeling that tbe enjoya­ Wtrineedey and thereafter monthly the but for many years a drayman in Battle Creek, was reported as lying lu dying con­ and a very desirable location tor the Dr. ble time was really one long to be retaasnfirst Wednesday in every month. The Alliance had a dance at their hall. bered by them fell. Easter services will be held at the churdi dition. caused by la grippe. Mollie Tolles, of Kalamazoo, spent loot Sorry I did not hit it right aloul the Friday evening. next ftnnday evening. A pleasant surprise was given Mr. week vlsiilng her parents and frkeufla Arden oSard b quite sick with rheu­ road (?) in East Jshtlstowu. Will try to Marks and family one night but week, by about tbe Corners. do better next time. matic affection near the heart. A portion of the Salvation Army from The fuzzy eurculio-proof-plura man baa tltelr friends and neighbors. They are Republicans remember that our caucus about to leave tor Lenawee county. Battle Creek are spending a time here. Is on tbe 3rd day of April and if you want been abroad in the land, reciting hte essay. Walter Cootoy and wife will move Into Has convinced some, but not all. goad men on your ticket come out and help Robert Marshall. Frrt Manning «nd Ually have IMWnd tbe bouse vacated by Mr. Marks. uomiaate them. Olive Collis Is visiting at Cokmau Rus­ David Stiles bought a very nk* horse of to dry apple street, to work tor R. Jones sell's. friends. Wm. Hampton last week. Published Thursdays by COOK BROS., KNOWING HOW TO SAVE MONEY IS ONE THING. KNOWING WHERE! To save it in purchases of CLOTHIBG, WS, CAPS AID IBS IDS IS QUITE ANOTHER. To do this last, Banner readers should in­ variably strike for Hudson’s TOWER CLOTHING HOUSE GRAND RAP1DJ In quality, style and fit of garments no clothing house in Western Michigan is within sight of the Tower. The universal verdict of outside purchas­ ers is. "We more than saved our fare, paid for our time anil got what we wanted" by going to ’ . HUDSON'S Tower Clothing House. GRAND RAPIDS. I wm ___________ ___ l! ii CARPETS and CURTAINS. CARPETS and ' CURTAINS. 0 0 0 HI 0 CARPETS and CURTAINS. fl TY NEWS. CARPETS and CURTAINS. It �.1 T. GAMB THE STORY OF URIAH. DI meerschaum carving, it TiS1“O1~ wbofSu Into t“r.,b“£iJj.‘’&y W eustom nf ot “stancing every txxiy tiicy B A DIFFICULT ANO AU"®T UN KNOWN ART IN AMERICA LESSON XIII, FIRST QUARTER. INTER­ Offi.-t.t Iwul NATIONAL SERIES, MARCH S». ^yiLLlAM । Office over J street, Hastini Tfc. Unit/ and beating of drums, carry him to the nearest public house, wberejin the i«r ment of sixpence, be is released. In Scollnnd nnd Bngltab bonier U 1. n token "I b.11 luck to uke snylblnK ■»« oI **• h?“” Year before something has been brought gTUART. K Babers of EHJak, KUsba and Olhorw. The quarter jest completed and the next together cover one of the xaddoat paraagra Id btetory. Borrowing a term from pro There’s a curious little tobacco store on JM4 tUrr-u »«•! 27f th? leading South End thorough(.'» bMorj, II b. -1M4 clina *nd Fall” of divinely established in.—Philadelphia Thnca. nation Every gracious promise to Israel l d iimw without ever noticing It. had been coupled with a condition, exl.uuiw -----Ibe doer opening into this "Jop prvsMd or dearly Implied. Again and Th. author ot "Tbe imst off i he sidewalk, nnd suspended over rrporu a diatom ot that ’h‘c^!; again had tbe people been warned: again the d<x* to a large gilded wooden pip*, brioy profound repose: flevte credit upon their humanity as well and again had they dkregarded tbo warn­ But I Lb.-uldn t t* artontabeJ which q?rves ns n sign to Indicate the cb*r ns uj>on their good sdusm-. If now hh spirit kaow* The Rn«lai» have invented a very in* ing, violated the law. agaln-t Idolatry and Mter of the place. ____ Ttw reason of hw transfer M.tolM <ben»Hr<» wl«b »«gblwH w Wlule sauntering down the state tne geniouv mode of avoiding IriXD the Hsaataytm .wows. Site altogether. Those "ho do not wish nations, until their measure of Iniquity other afternoon the writer's attention was attracted to thh little ehop by noticing two was complete nnd the judgment came. to call on their friends al or three men gazing interestedly into it* For convenience it to customary to divide AitoW toe . send three ruble- to the poor «d °» ■J®’ Wbe-i the tart crim joke* r^**a narrow w indow, and be paused to nee what Year's day tbe journals publish a 1st of tbe history of the kingdom into throe Ussy were admiring. Being interested In nanom who have given to ebaritietotbe stages. Samuel may .be said to have organ meenchsum pipes, the young newspaper money they would otherwtoo have spent iml the nation, but with so poor an inrtni man thought he would like to look more went us Saul he could out organize the I iboukta't like to '*■thp mar ou cards. .. closely st some of those in tbe display. Su Who seat Jack Barrett there This lx accepted by.evcry one as a polite kingdom. That was the work of David. be opened the door and stepped into the . -Budysnl Kiplisg. wbowMbta tb« bro-l-t «««.* »*« o' and BOisfactory alternative place. war. Ho brought tbeiuulonalapirl'JO 1“ It was a curious little room, perhaps 20 rionccr ----------Uiubrat development- He repelled all the The New Dlreowry. tert long by 7 or 8 feet wide, and pear the A multitude of stories of the sodalllfe You may have heanf your friends and attacks ot bis neighbors and compelled fioor was a small shpwca.se. one end of of the Spanish period might bo told. Each talking alxwit IL You may them to respect Israel. To his eon and which contained a few boxes of cigars and town on tbe coast WM tbe center of the nelghbote i be one of the many who know aocceasor he left a united people, whbm no the rest was filled with pipes, mostly of bide and tallotv trade far a hundred miles youratlf J personal experience just how good a other nation dared to attack, and a fair meerschaum, many of them in very odd or more. Toe low a.tebe stores there bold from I It is. If you have ever tried It, you field for the artaof peace. Solomon brought pattern* Tbe shelves behind tbe showcase nltag of costlv and beautiful goods In tbe tiling | one of Its staunch friends, because the tbe kingdom to Ha blghert point of glory. were piled high with all kinds of smoker’s days of which Farnham and Dana wrote- are i thing about It is. that when Edncafjon. agricultureaud commerce were articles and small hoses containing pieces the days when tbe great cattle prince* wonderful ’ given a trial. Dr. King’s New Dis­ brought lo a flourishing condltfon. This of raw meerschaum and amber. came from their rauchea to hold festival. once ( covery ever after holds a place in the wax the golden age of Israel. The fanta' <’f tub laon The young cavaliers rode in on fiery but < Solomon filled the earth Ho is still tbe And on tbe oppovir.' wall were hubg sev­ well trained aud guy y caparisoned horsee, toon**. limin'. If you have never wwtl it and eral very quaiut pl.trr.** At the back of nnd all tins wonderfu I teat* of honwman- should Ik* afflicted with u cough, cold <»r theme uf a thousand legends nuioug the the shop w*a n small lathe with a foot sbip of* as fine a rare bf riders aa the world any th root, lung or chest trouble, secure a nations of SDUtbcrn Asia, nnd the Jew. through all the twenty-nine ronturtaa pedal, and beaidr it irus kit of tools pc hna ever were jx-rf.inned daily on buttle al once and give It a fair trial. It to mliar :u tbe work of pipe making At this mesa and iwa bench apd pliua. guaranteed evrey time, or money refumieti. sine© bin day have pointed with miugk'l pride and sadneas to tbu glory ot Solomon. lathe the proprietor of the place was indus­ But the home life ««r these great fnmilin Trial botltal free at W. IL Gmslyear's Tin third stage—tlie four centuries of nltriously working on a piece of amber, to be wax ximpUcity itecIT In many** Spanish drag store. most continaous decay ar. I demoraiiaation twet! the mouthpiece of p pipe, and he house there wax ti" fireplace, window or —Uctau with Rrhoboam, though the seed, looketi upas the duor ojK Ccd iu> 1 tbe young clumucr. The fire for woking wo* built Perhaps you arc run down, can’t vat. of decay were thickly aowu before. Far man approached him- When meerschaum on a clay floor. |*artly roofed, outside of tbe -cm I ■■•n't Iblnl. .-.in do »nj «hln« some reaaons not well understood thenmrviug was spukrn of be became 'rnthusi* mr.in building. The bonwbold utensils were I ........ ................... ■-■_ “ to your MtlihMtlon. «mly<.v wonitrr wliAl had long liccn a division In fading, the astir, and was very willing to talk. lew—a copper or ur iron iroj kettle, xnutu, an* a H.IUJ . ....... . , .. - an,jnfaw-a ’ oi’ roc* I “Dill yotf make those pipe* In the win­ tribe of Judah aud some fraction* of other on which io pound roru or w . . , tribe*standing togetltrr. and the rest ot dow?'1 wax aiked stone griddle for tbe tortilla*. Diabefc, the nation occasionally breaking away. tableware and furniture came slowly, and But those pipes are quite plain beside Home were of the* most simple drecription. For in Electric Bitters yon will final the exact Again and again during the life of David of the carving 1 have done. There is very years a rnw bide stretched on the floor, remedy for restoring your nervous system1 did thisspirit produce dangerous or bloody tittle moerechauui carving done iu Boston, with a blanket spread over it* formed the to Its normal. Maltby ooodltton. Surpris­’ results, nor did David nucoiwd iu uniting ing result* follow tbe use of this great1 the tribe* till the beirof Haul. Idiho-fttrth, aud, in (act, there are but few lino class usual bed in early California. artists in meerschaum in this country, Everything was kept exqutoita !y clean, nerve tonic and alterative. Your appetite’ hn<l liren a»ASMinxt.xi. Twice during that and evsi those came from some foreign nnd thcHigh tbe Spanish families learned returns, good digestion to restored, and1 reign there were bloody im-.urrection*. It to spend more on their boutaw niul belong* the liver and kidneys resume healthy to but nwom.ble to conclude that the men here who cat plain j«pe» out of nicerjugs, they .wcinttl to look upon such things action. Try a bottle. Price 50c. a’ W.■ of Judah were greatly favored al the court j ■chxum. because that work, like any other of Solomon, and. that the jealousy of other as only affording op;»ortunftic» for n more H. Goodyvar’< drug store. trade, can be acquired: but in order for a generous’ hospitaUty. -• Charles Howard tribes Mnoldrrrd all through the forty i mau to do any flue carving be mnat !«• a^ year, of his glorious reign. I Sliinu in Century. The best salvr In the world ferrate, boru arttou in thi* country men learn I Nevertbelew the kingdom left by Solo- I bruises, sores. Hirers, sail riwum. fow only a part of a trade, but where I camel Origin of the Njme “Puritan." j sores, tetter, chapped hands, chilblam*. mon extended uorthcast to tbe Euphratex. from a young man is obliged to iearu LU The name of “Puritan" was itself orig­ corn*, and all tkiu eruptions, and positive­ ami south ox far a* the "Red sea. His deal to trade fium beginning to end. was the signal for the old jealousy to re “My father was turner to the king of inally a nick name.. ocithor accepted nor’ ly cures piles vr no pay required- Il h vive. and the folly of Itei.oixiaui completed Prun.-i-t, and so, you see. be must have bet a ucceptalfte lo those to whom it was applied, gusrantred to give- perfect ssthfactiou. or the division. There were thenceforth two a tine artist. My brother and myself were butflret ' devised by Sanders, the Jecuit. money refunded. Filer 25 cento per box. kingdoms and internecine strife, and the t brought up in the nt of carving, and my to trot n reproach upon the pontons and For sale by W. IL Goodyear, the druntbL batred on both sides wa. so Intetue that brother was the finest carver I ever saw, ways of reformers, to render them suspi­ Sweet spring Is now al Kalkaska. 12 even I lie prophets wer? affected b’v it, a* sithir in m*erachai’.m*or wood. 1 wish you cious and odious to the stole.’’ we sec iu many of their utteraucea. Against pgire this on tbe authority of one of the ine-be* of snow having fallen yesterdav. non Id see some examples of his work. How­ the dark luckgruund of war aud apustacy most eminent of the early emigrant* to ever, I will show you some specimens of Ear the eure of colds, coughs, and all de­ serving that I have made, and try aud tell MaMachusrtte. where be joined the elder rangements of the respiratory organ■>. no other stand out the mighty figures <>f Elijah and Winthrop and shared with him that din­ mnllctei- is so rclisNe as Ayer's Cherr) Pec­ Elisua. heroes and pstriots. almort mar l*on what you want to know. , trust. if not hatred, of democracy which toral. It relieves tba asthmatic and cw.ttmp- tyrs, yet minu-ulously sustained and pre­ bOAKlXa'TKE ME^lUCBAVM. "When an order comes for a pipe I some­ wax and Is the touchstone of tbe real, orig­ tlve. even In advanced stages of disease, and served, xtruggliuk- mightily but in vain to bring back a deluded people to their duty times have to'look through an entire box inal nnd only genuine New England Puri­ has saved innumerable lives. to God and their native land. to find a piece of meetschnuni that will suit tan. ax I must call him. although in those James Kugirl<*A who spent 50 years Ret­ As tbe northern kingdom liegau It* tbe design 1 wish to make. I then soak the day* Ute name had not been accepted. I ting rich in Bronson, died yedrrday. He carrer under Jeroboam by systematical > refer to John Cotton, "Bachelor in Divini­ piece iu cold water until it sinks, which excluding tbe Mosaic institution*. »o its ty and Teacher of tbasChurch of Christ at was 88 years old. ■rill take from fifteen to twenty minutes. downward carver was most rapid. Idol­ I then saw the block as ntar as possible to atry, despotism and corruption were its It was very near tbe middle of the Sev­ the size required, eo as not tu waste the Gexts: For furty-flve years I have neenebaum. ntifl rough out the pipe with enteenth century when this convplcuotu been afflicted with blood poison, liver arxl methods; conspiracy, revolt und regkii.a knife. Plaqing the block on tbe lathe I divine, resenting tbe application of the rheumatic dlfflcultles. Part of the time determlned tbe choice of ruler* tbrongn rat tbe plain part of tbe pipe, aud bore the name to himself and his associates by contiiMxl to ray bed. My blood was badly most of the 330 year* of its troubled «gbfe Huger Williams, significantly added to the ence. Once Elisha xucceed.'d in restoring item to the bowl. If the pipe b> to be carved diHcaml. Six bottles of Hibbard's account given above of the history of the a faint spirit of piety and ;*triottsm, and I lay it away uutil thoroughly driest. Rheumatic Syrup did me more good than under the dynasty of Jehu (who wa* an "Tbe meerschaum has to be hard in order nickname Puritan, that "the righteous all the mber medicines 1 hare taken. My batxl of the lx>rd struck him with madness tocarve it. When tbe carving is com pieted ointed by Elisha) there wax a show of order friends have used It and in ever}care, it who invented the name—nor doth be de­ during the reigns of JelxMibaz. Joash. Jero­ tbe pij>e is boiled in iieeswax and then has proven a wonderful remedy. I have light in them that delight to take up a reptejabed. After tbe amber stem has been boam II and Zaciiariab; but tbe hitter was known of some wonderful curve of dydj>eptaaerted the pipe is finished and ready for murdered by SbaHtttn (773 B. C.). who wax sin and neuralgia. York Times. the customer. It is not generally. known, murdered a month later by Menabem. Mnx. M aby Brirnuk tost a merrachaum pipe would never color whose son Pekabiab was slain by Pfckah. Mitchellville. Iowa. Professor niseXle'a VmbreDa. so beautifully if it were not boiled in wax. who wax tn turn a&sa/viiuataxl by HiMbpc. Hilibard's Rheumatic Syrup and l*l&stem Professor John Stuart Blackie n one of "An ordinary meerschaum pipe can l»e with whom the kingdom wax drat roved siadc iu three days, but if it is to be carved the most remarkable men that Scotland are remedies of great merit. I believe amid unspeakable mUeriea. Tbe ten tribre they have no equal In tbe cure of rheum ­ dow poKM&im. Hi* delicate figure, with tH course do specified time can be stated. were taken Into captivity, and so disapthe white locks thick pound tlie finely cut atism and all blood diseases, icarv.1 from butory. Many fanciful ac­ Dk. II. KFJciiAittt Druggist. ■sooths. on a single pipe." face, and tbe Byrooie collar turning down­ count* of them have apjieared. and many Mitchellville, Iowa. "Do you have many orders tor elaborate ward to the thick- plaid that is wrapped learned men, a bore learning was not tem­ The spring Is the time to take Hibbard'* pered with judgment, have maintained ex warmly around his shoulders, are familiar to every Edinburgh boy and girl. Some Rheumatic Syrup for the blood. For sale trarngant theories concerning "Tbe lx»t "Not so many os 1 used to have years ago. years ago be accepted an umbrella from a by Fred I- Heath. Prepared only by Tbe Tribes." but there is every reason to be­ I anppose if I bud a nice store down town 1 manufacturer who advertises bin goods Cnarles Wright Medicine Company, De­ lieve that they were never reunited. Their diould get more orders for fine work. But Americans who can afford to pay several well by presenting specimens to celebrities, troit, Mich. idolatry and neglect of tbe Mosaic law auadred dollars for a beautiful piece of and acknowledged tbe gift by four lint* of Ypsilanti can have the Eagle’ tahnerv would naturally cause them to I* absorbed neerachauiu curving will, as a rule, buy it and 40 families from Whiteball, by build­ and lust as a race tn tbe nations among totalled, oftentimes as a aoovenir of soma bis opportunity, and now every boarding ing a building for the company. whom they nettled sawtry which they have visited. I bare in Scotland repreeenta Professor Blackie The history of the other kingdom, com­ DyspepRls's victims ure numbered t-y thou­ toaea in this country over twenty years, and pushing his way against a deluge of rain sands. So are the people who have been re­ monly called Judah, to far more important “a wind tight Cellowv" 'rills humor of tbe stored to health by Hood's tlanaparilta. and intermting; for it continued a king­ situation liee in the fact that be never car­ Tbe young people of Marlette arc dom till 58B B. c., was partially re-stored ries an umbrella!—London Tlt-Bita. > hustlers and haw stocked their Presby­ after the captivity, and maintained a des terian church with 91,000 worth of hand­ ;erato straggle for nationality for nearlv bve centuries longer. No# was the Jewish some fani 1 tore. Gladstone is called the “Grund Old Man" community completely broken up and ihe ■Ball one* which I think will Interest you.' because of his service in the eauw of prog people scattered till the reign of the Ro­ KXqVUlTK UAMPUta. reas. He baa been tbe leader of bis party man emperor. Hadrian, about 131 A. D Ab exquisitely curved pipe reprmeuri'd a when the ]bm Insurrection under Bar-Coktaunt-ir with his gun leveled, stealing canback as 1886 be was mods premier for tbe ttansly around a stump (rhe bowl), and tire: lime. A* a popular orator Gladstone ere*, after which the Jew* were forbidden is not tbe equal of either Fox or Pitt, and to enter Jerusalem under penalty of death be falls below Burke in afflueocy of fancy and the dispersion was complete Never* and knowledge of the springs of political thelras it ta JlKUb Uat action. In extent of acquirement* and national name and blood, and the Jews regeneral versatility, however, he surpaaxco 2tadiyP~^e‘Pan amOag aU ■“too* «> ail tbe other British statramen of any aga. Lawrence Seage was killed by a falling was made 'from photographs. Shortly tree at Alpena Munday. It is fitting to dte here a few facta s* to altar the war he made a groat many clie hkto>7 between the ftht/2W and opening f ?{rUBd5cr*’tbe return rttbe It eut be <1 veu in a cup<>f tea or coflxe. with­ Jews, but of the whole disperaion certain!, cure for the bite of a rabid animal which out tbe knowledge of B>e person taklnr ir a customer often wuu a carving of the is being widely circulated. It consists of not more than a third, and some think no bathing the wound with vinegar and pourmore than a fifth, came back, and throe completed the dow temple aboutkra Hr’ tbrir eoSee wltbout thetr know hX7^,<| beyond the Euphrates, and Ni Children Cry for Pitcher’s Castorla. Children Cry for Pitcher's Castorla. Children Cry for Pitcher’s Castorla. —Hall's Journal of Health. burns slowly, with very little smoke and A-lti a tusn and dog Tbe figures cc-uldnot the founder of the Salvation Army, was witnessed by a vast crowd numbering over half a million persona. About 30.00© mem- they are marvelously tbe turnstiles at Olympia. Over 50 subordinate loJgtw of Good Templars have been organlxed in Michlgan since February L F. DKAE day morning. Office o* Office hours tr Deettnc with rt store__________ T M- B. Gil J.. and wifi prosecute Departments ot rthls store.', coi Hastings. Mich, Anywhere Any time Office hours ts. TT A. BAR XL. Ph WRITE TO Office over Ne to e p. m. Geo. P. Rowell & Co G.wlop No. io Spruce Street, Makes a sped ETMand EAR SLUffiP NEW YORK. Office and resi fiause.Hastinx* gMITH * C (Office In Practice is all A •hor- J R. TIMM (Office or ROBERTS DUSTERS Habmund. by * trine <<f th- right riwu tefta said ssortgerr has tuMr ar.il hereby «<*>.* ofcfite principal »uiti at -.ac toetinn iittereM wcric*'. thereon to* due as* taretu F. JBBOL Cor. Jefftrsnn t Rate This House is patrnnare of th •VtoMOttStoDil forty thn. r. ntk. Vt&oj no udtor procre-Liu.-'.) luted to recorer the an, r urartgage or any pari tl r*-' Xfotlcr is hrre-.n u-re i 'Si 11th da? <4 Apr;' - - : • • roon.M Ihr Dorth trro.: in the (Jltv o< H i. Mrte of Michigan, **..• boild.ng te Whlrh the In tbe matter at the estate of fflepbrn l»O't«*. Court} of Barry i-■ <WI3tte hikbrot bidder. I’.' i N?*tre is hereby Rtv~ »baj 1 .**’»'•> **11 Xtatorf"t.utate?" as' Freln lUtcOoD'l* titafcrtt Indrirr «i Frtdav. u^uiday rt tbe Apcd?A. Ik fort ‘at elereu uVlork Hastin are the best. m the tewveow al Hm- boww»te»^i m tte- late *te---------------------**—*—«- »- •*roont? nt Itam. in tbeStatec>f Mich«au.pureu ant tonrease and autboriiy gHMitrelf > nw on the «b day wi Msreh. A. 1». ltoi.br the Probate Coen nt Bxm ConDtv. Mlet.’B»n. nil «rf tbem [13 ri l> Ibr State described ‘’f Michigan, Bas CAPIT ST Incorporated u rtsixwwpj Open for trail merlyo premise* being situate fa u <• u.wnddy of in­ lug. theCocut? of llarr and stated Writ — ... iw—...» -r..­ D. G. Koblnson Ches convdnlne eighty aern. erf lanO iMtecekw Dated. Basttags. M.< . Jssuan IZh. tv.. Wsanxaji II vvwi.mi. Mcrtp.-- Dan W. Rkyn D. G. Robto John Gan rights ttf Ettrabr.b rioMrr. widow of tbedreea^ rd 'herein. rftlBATK OBDtB. Blate of Michigan, Count’ thousand eight hundred and ninety our. Present. Charles W. Armstrong. Judge of Probate In the matter af tbe estate of Joel Dehaven, deceased. Ou reading aud filing tbe petition duty writ rd of Dighton Dehaven. son at said dreewwd. ti-'tamr'it ot said dveca-ed mas be admitted u> protatr and I ha: adiumMraUoa at »»d estate «nb tbe wiU annexed may be granted to A. S. W'wrrti ar •ouic ether suitable pcrace. । TlK-renpon it is ordered, that Friday, the' >-»•. «« •«__ ». ■ sald^itten, and that the heirs at taw of s«M deceased and all ether persomi tatereetedTnaaM the Cireuit Court for ham (Xau>tV> estate, are required to appear ar a Msstaea at ths neemism described in said nxttiar « * '-vd court then to be boMen st tbe Protiale Qffice. tn tbeetty of Hastings, tn said eountv. and show esnar. If auv there be. why lie- prayer of the petitioner may not be granted. And ft ts petxlenn ot said petition, and thr bearing thereof Djr rsusiftE a copy of this order to be pub!-*hfd ir. tl>»* HaMlnjpi Raxxkk. a newspa­ per printed and circulated tn said courtv at Kin-?. onre in rach wrrk tor three sueceeshe weeks prerlom tn said day of Iwanng. ,a CBAMldto te. AMNOTWONn. (A true copy ! Judge ol Probate. & 8Uttoo‘' Ha«tiko*. l& I Js: ......... |V», said arartBCr *• # n certain rifee or « laad wttaare; lying and brUf in tte «gt»« MtehlgMk. knmra and dtM-nbcd »»*«"• •brtriti. Oaasineoemc st tb>- 'i'*'** Booth side of section > r • nil r twnb «i«s» quarter line one-half mile. •» -‘ -f nxte.thcDre south oneb-dt n-.-lc. tt«re £ a,wii'Kfs»4,s west, etetainlng forty <•*'• nt tand SMITH •00I4IHOVM. o Attorney* for ItslRticr *'» MnngimDated. Januarj r.. tfc'i. _ The Jfiagtra Faile Route.’’ JttC A General Ra in. <m» tee ria era February. , er-W of MVNre an Mgr MU. staid iftnrtcaj:* **> SKtcsrt Ja'i nd? W7. to Joel Ml- John surf <X)4 Aaljr reoordefi la the nff:r* ot th# Deeds lor Barry County, la litre -T of •ttMtekteEMMLIhreaine »*' sgtl by Seal «. Jahn to Barry i Poanu bar Ittk. I»*a. and said a-is^ ;>.-tt rrewdrt H Orttetetatw* RegWrr of Drwd* In ud te Barry C*uatr. la litre :t oi martgMv* <■ tap ICT. (hl rrhlcb mortal^ there II eiauert t» t* dnaalitoe date of this negeette rftetyjeaiiuSvrtMtthtrt'' rad utetf' net 's fee ottavwty are doltar* j-rOTMtehrm said mortgage, aad no suit or uroereto© st law having been instituted to iwtwr.k; money* secures] m said merest-. or as? put WwefVterefers; by virtue of th* perer£«* retained tu said n^tp-". and tbe gate* to such case made and prrvIdrA notre given that on Matunlst. tbe «h day a. .D. Utt, at ten O'clock in tbe fare** Se?1 at public auction to the i/.’brrtJ On the first d Mary M. Woico ES«ed 10 Addtv or parcel of lar. pie Grove. «oue can. <Jreerib,-d half nf the nort of taction t<eni range seven (7) of land more or Said ujortgs’ and State of Mi ot December. A said Addison I* Hr !U-d. which day ot Febraar said recitter’a i pages to and 41 Oa the first d there became d sste'SEs; remained unpa thirty dars am On the first ■ there became d ‘interest of for. aad Hid same > rtara tor Clio *i On the Bret k there besarue C l ecrtflnx to tbe 1 five and t» too < installid ent ha' for more than Now. tberefa by virtue of a c *a:d asslxnee <i does hereby el< declare tbe wb cage, both int< able at once. ‘ now due and u *>< eight bundr lor taxes paid *s. with Intt too, to'.:o i TIMETABLE. logs at law or l recover the <un Mexico Is the :u*-of ibe pw. talned. and Up provided, the i xace described USa|J|»ga|£g - ■a^s*^.... Stations. btahest bidder ,-roarthwise Iu thectreaftoau <>. w. feSii’ GILLASPIE noo^otsatd d; on srtd-murtg: Kl-JS r Th SrvAiir. K? f SHILOH S fiheri TottaeQoatlfi Rrasaul U 3X1? & CURE | Epilepsy. . —---- co-er tJje (1 dreadful hUtory wi it reverence be said study of these wbo E. KENJ (Over J. fl Practices tn al prenaptlyattena M MUKTGAdE SALE, l> rfantt having te-'ti uurie Ut u<» „„ thirty da*» In tl- peyt.,vnt <4 nit-rrHwe^ SMI payable on a mortgage <UU4 J#c»<tk made bj Cbauuc) M. Ut»v (, <i <; j^r. a ton.' bis wife. toteiMW aj« Ifah.inurd.aii rrton£ ill tbe I Ilf < CONSUMPTION ribitTdriiwiTiJlSfo M. FGIV g ’ . ^on ot tbe H •^iptures made up. Nor waathta h”**® UU Alexander the Great counnxroH «W» <« u> an B FaleaUne remained a >- . though undeZrariSs rutofat Pro'i“:=, Over 11 T) A. SHE! J. Abrtn AM.U Money to loa sold ou wmml davinr a co«npi ailed from the i a tracts; HArrixas. It Is not tbe extreme* <g beat and raid «o much as the sudden changes of tem^rature that eause certain climates to be nnhrahhfu' When, however, tbe system is iori<orate<i with Ayer'S bareaparfoa, these ch.nt-s are rJr , attended with icjnrious rwutta y Mrs. James Lantbi. an aged resident of IobU. wa. ftand d«l ta k„ Ih,| )w “/ ■ Associate Anything -Bend for cir- haanft-p and ratrhar in playing attitudes. ful in making a superior and cheap solid Advertise s ternw of offli this nth din 8a E �BUSINESS CARDS. t T. GAMBLE. V . Physician nnd Surgeon. i DELTON, MICH. Office at hotel for the present. TVILLIAM O. LOWDEN. Vi Lawyer. office over Julius Russell's store. Stale Mncl, Hastings. Mich. QTUAltT. KNAPPKN & WEAVER. >? Attorneys nt law. Over Hosting* national Bank. . Hastings. tyiebigan. i A-ivOclate offices, at Grand Uapida, Mich. ■ A. SHELDON, Abstract and Real Estate Office. Ai^iracl Block. HMUugN. r.ey to lo ui on Real Estate Reul Estate ou ccunnUslon. General con auciug. • i .■■suplete set oi Abniract Book.*, com iroiu ta« Records, can foraisn complete .cl*.C. F. BROOKS. Clerit. Y P. DRAKE, M. D.. <‘Hire over Holloway’s drug More. Bee hour* Iruiu 'J to 4 p. m. Telephone, con whli residence, at Holloway *» drug I M. “B. GILLASPIE. Notary Public 1 , and f. S. Claim Agent, •. ,11 prosecute all kinds of claims la-fore the 1 •-q>aruncnt* of Un- Interior office. Call on him .- : >inr«. corner Court and Jefivrson Sta.. Dyspepsia Make* lake* the Uvea of many people miserable, miserable, cAitilng dlstrau after eating, sour itoinach, •lek headache, heartburn, loss of appetttp’ a faint, “all gone” feeling, bad tastq, coated niaf-roaa tongue, and irrcjpilnrity of Distress too bowel*. Dyspepsia doc. After n°t R«t well of tteclf. Ji FnCirtc* requires careful attention, tav,n& and a remedy like Hood's Sarsaparilla, which act* gently, yet efficiently. It tones tho stomach, regulates thp dlgev Jon, cnsitra a good tqpetite, banishes headache, «ICK and refreshes the mind. Headache “ I lave been troubled with dyspepala. 1 nad bat .little appetite, and what I did cat Hoart-. distressed me, or did inc K little good. After eating I du rn WrtuM h4ve a Ulul or llrrdi all-gone feeling, as though I hod not eaten anything. My trouble waa aggravated by tny business, painting. Last Sour spring I took Hood's Barsaparifia, which did me an Stomach Immense .•'.mount of good. ..... appetite, raid my food relUhed and satisfied tho craving I had prcvleub'.y experienced.” Geoeue A. Pauk. Watertown, Mosa Hood’s Sarsaparilla Sold by alldniggUU. gl.slxforfa. Prepared only bjrC. I. HOOD A CO., A>>oUieratic*, Ixiwell, Miua. IOO Doses One Dollar a. barber, m. d. H Physician nnd Surgeon, .?r Nevin's store. Offirc lifffar* from S . । ftre ECKHA5TS CROUP REMEDY Th* Children's Medicine 1 For Cold*. Couchs, Hoareeficrt. 1 Uhomsng Cough. Croup. «:>d w. .UWRY. M. D.. Physician and Surgeon. i < oa'tj ot treating diseases of the :nl KA K and tbe preservatjou of vision i—:‘v tlttinc SPECTACLES aud eve •nly as •turn!; ELECTION NOTIVll.' •■-ddenceon Broadway, near Court To the electors of the county of Barry. Pinrines. Mich suant to' instnirUniB f-om the Secretary ot •Slate, you are hereby notified ttrnt the legisla­ TH A CpLGKOVE. ture oi tfu- st -t.« of MlrhU-ui has »i.i<«ed an act. Lawyers. and wnlrr- d 11 tak« immedMe effecL The same •■ii.i , :a Union block, Hastings.) has been approved by the Governor and Is ox • । • - di th-* ■ ourts«?f th- *t»te. follow*: Jolut re«dltHion. proposing an um -ndment to *ecklon one, an tide nine of the consuliittrn of Attorney at Law. this stole, relative to the sa’urv of the Attormw General; 'ver J.S. ikHMtvear A Co.\store.) Rraolmt by I he senate and bouse of represenin ail courts of the Stale. Coilactions tattvescg the stole of Mi' hlu vi, that no amped, irrcniiing m.; meal to section orc. of article nine, ot the con­ . iiMEKMAN. Homtepathld Phy­ st It uti ini of this sfntn bo mid the same Is hercbv pro|>osed to re das follows; sician nnd Surgeon* ' Scctjoa I. The Governor tball receive an an SEE,<r l^*thrnp'< rirugfctnreA mini salary ot four ihounamt miliars'; the Jud««a of the circuit court shall each receive an atinmd ROBERTSON HOUSE, salary ol t«o thmi«amt the hmidn- i dollar, the Attorney Geeiqr.il shall receive rfu annual sahry Ot two llviuoiind live hundred ch>l!;irs. Hu- S»»cretarv nt Stot.« shall receive r.n annual salary-of idler- : and Court Sts., Hastings, Mich. eight tiumlred dollars; tbe Stole Treasurer shall receive an antmal salury <>t one th<>u*aud dol­ Rates. $ I .OO per Day. lars: the Superintendent or Public insfrujtion H - i-c is new. with pleasant rooms. The shall receive an annual salary <>( one tbnusand ■ _ -■ i;., .'- of the public Is respectfully .solicited. d.,i!!ar*; tin- Coiunt'ssl.i!:- r of the Land Otr.ee shall receive an aunua! salary ot right hnddred I Iastings\City Bank, dollars. They shall receive no lees or jwrqulsites whAtrv.T for the performance of any dutii** coutiectcd with llteir office. It shall not be competent for the leulslat-.tre to increase the Halting*. - - Mich. salaries hereto provided: ’ Be it further resolved, that «»M amendment shall be submitted to the people nr this state a’ 7APITAL S75.003.90 the next spring election, op th- llrst Monday ot RPU's 84.ooo.im4. April, tn the year one thousand eight hundred aud nlt ety one, and the Secretary <>t State Is hereby required to give notice of the Mme to the sheriff of the several counties ot this state Michigan. at least twent* days prior to Mid ••lection, and tbe said sheriffs are required to g| vr the several u t>r b-tdnr’s Dec. 15. IM6 lu building for notices required by law. and tti« several townships and e'tke* in tM» state shall prepare meriy occupied by Messer Bros. suitable boxes for the reception of ballots east foror against said amendment Each person voting fur said anu nCment shall have written or printed on hlx ballot the words. “Amend­ ;. Robinson. President; ment tv the constitution relatke to the salaries Chester Messer. Vice. Pres. of Attorney Genera!— Yes” and earb person D. W. Reynolds. Cashier voting agelhst said amei:dment shall have on his ballot in like ,ninner "Amendment to the nu.KCToKS: / eoDStlUiTton relative to rhe nalxrlesnf Ute At­ torney General—No." The bsllot shall In al’ .n W. Reynold*, respects be canvasvxi and reiurus made ns In G. Robinion. general elections ot state embers. J.XMKA D. Rkn-HAM. rth. Chester Messer . r*!.*cri2 aTBrwry Co. p. r. co’gTove. ind Banking Boslfiesa Tranaacted. a the first day of September. Aj D. 1S85, ’ ..-y M. W-tli-jilanfi Jerome K. WolMtt mort­ .. -4 to Addison P. C jok. *1! that certain piece . parciH at laud situate in the township of MaGrove.County ot Bury aud Mate of Mlchi. . i. ‘.escrib' d as follows to-wit; The south . of tbe north half of tbe northwest quarter - iclton twenty (30; town two (2) north of .. 40 -even JTj wyst. containing forty <40 acres »n.| m.,re or less. > j.d was on the sixteenth day of .- • n’tiihrr. a. D. ISM, ree*>rded in the office ot register ot deeds tor the Cokintv of Barry State nt Micjilxxn. in liber an ot mortgages v • page 12, . ' •id'iiortgnge was on the twenty-eighth day I’ecsmber. A. I». im. duly as«iiroed by tbe • ■! Adiliwn P. Cook, to the A. J*. Cook Co . lied, which said aasigtinteut was on the fifth dsy of 1 ebrnary. A. D. wi. duly recorded In . register s office. In liber M of mortgage*, ou ■.'.ice* io and 41. >n the first day of September. A. D. l«88. tuere became due and pavable by rhe terms of .. .1 mortgage the spin of forty-flye and W-ioo ,1 ‘..;irs ,5C..30i, of tap rest and the same has 1 • r.ain -u unpaid and lit arrears forthe space of rty dnvs and upwards. 0.1 the first day of September, A. D. IMS. • re became <lu- aud pavafitoan Installment of :ereit of forty five aud, so ion d.jurs ..: ih? same !-. is rrmtlnnd iinpsm and In sr - >rs for the space of more than thirty <lav«. »:»tb- first day at Septemoer. A. D. IWO, -re became due an lustalhuent of Interest oc•rding to the terms of said mortgage, of forty­ - and so loo dollar* [»Ufto!. which said last 'tillment has remained due and in arrears •r more than thirty days. Now. therefore, bv reason of said default, and ■ - -.irtue of a condition of Mid mortgage, tbe - i assignee of sold mortg-ige has elected and • -S hereby el-et lo declare, amt does hereby fare the wlrole amount secured hr said mod­ . ■■■-. both interest and principal, due and pay*oie at once. There Is therefore claimed to be now due and unpaid un said mortgage tbe sum eight bundrM, thirty-eight and 30-100 dollars • of principal and interest, and tbe i rtber sum of seven aud 53 100 dollar* aw taxes paid by tbe mortgagee on said pretnl- •*, with Int-rert thereon, according to the terms «f said mortgage at ten per cent, from the -MU day of Jxnuary. A. D. imk, and no prooeedi2s nt law or in equity have been instituted to recover the same or any part thereof. • Notice Is therefore toereoy given that by vtr--of the power of tale In such mortgage con'•vned. and th* statute In rach case m-.de and t rovuied, the premises above and In said mortcage described, or so much thereof as may be u x*essary. will oe sold at public vendue, to the highest bidder, al the north front door of the ,i irt house In the city of Hastings. Barry Coun-v. Michigan, that belag the place of holding toe circuit court for said county, on the ninth day ot Kay. a. D. tHPl. at ton o’clock In the fore­ noon of said day, to satisfy the amount then due onsaldmortgagetugeiherwlthall legal costs, including an attorney fee a* provided by law. Dated. February Ttlt. MM. The A. P. Cook CO. Limitku. Assignee of Mortgagee. 'it xnr. Ksaffkx & Weaver, Attorneys for Assignee. Sheriff-* Notice of Elretiow. To the (Jaaltfled voters nt Barry County, Mlchlenn. . • I’ursuaut to <lue notice from the Secretary al *tat- you are hereby uotiiieU that at fheganeral •■lection to toe held in thb state on Monday. April «ih. iroi. the foUowma officer* nre to be • iected: Ao associate Ju«tlce of the supreme ourt in place ot John W. Champlin, wtuwe >rm of office wilt expire December 31. UNI; cthu oi om<M will exmre Peremoer si. iwi" ilne*s my hand nnd seal at Hastings. Mich. :' i- ten, a.v <ot.i Sheriff of Barry Co.. Mich. ENGINES, I rr proved Variable Friction Feed. A. B. FARQUHAR CO., York, Pa. The head the crown piece of the human rtatue, aud is usually in good proportion and capable of proper poise, but u head well set End suatniued in tine height nbovo the nboulders is n rare sight. A woman of largo, full physique will diminish and make herself almost, insignificant by a for­ ward stretch and crane of .tho iwok or a cont rqrted tuck down between tlrn sboult-'.tra, when her whole effort shuultl Im- to BXtnvt rnd lengthen the support of t.be head nnd to give tbe full effect of Ito size, "lie tall, aiemler woman, whns* head should stand like the bell on the stalk of a Ri}', gets an idea that she uccentuutcs her height by an upright poise, and is there­ fore seen with n continued bend of the body and turn of the head to one side, which give her nn expression of sympa­ thetic or critical interest, alike with shop­ keeper. r.'-rvauv, «rangerand friend. Tbeso .ire small affectation* and frill* which do no one any harm, but they break the lino of contour and beauty, and to the initiated mean lack of culture. Tbe diffi­ culty, in truth, lies oftencsl in tbe weak­ ness of the point d’nppui—the joint or hinge ot support at the back of the neck— and the lack of proper exerejao of tbe mus­ cles of tbe throat to gain strength and ihf-xjbnity. The uplift of the chest has the effect of throwing tlm head upward, and placing the weight Where it belongs— against, the joint in the spine—Emma Moffett Tyng in Harper's Barat-. Iu Rothenburg During the Featival. Bang! went the gun* outside the walls and, for my part, I was for surrender. Bus the worshipful council thought otberwNe. A new comjutuy of Rothenburgurs marched in, drumming bravely. Thu commander of the Swedish garrison apja-urod aud promised the speedy arrival of Gustavus Adolphus to raise the siege. The young recruits marched down the hall, nnd went drumming nnd singing out thualoor to de­ fend the walls. Some of t he burgomasters accompanied the chaplain of tin- council to St. .Jacob’s church, dose at hand, to pray for divine aid. When the organ aud the choral sounded through the open windows of the hall nil the council joined in the prayer. But the cannonading continued. Messengers’ began to arrive from the walls. How win it going?’ Bravely! The Imperialkts were, beaten back, the walls unbroken, ami on the Wurzburg road a large body of troops was marching hither­ ward, By their white uniforms t hey could la* no other than Gustavus Adolphus and his Swedes. Hurrah: Holdout! Of course we will! Bang! from the walls. A furious cannonading aud finally u loud explosion. In rushes another. It is getting hot. We arc ban! pressed. A third staggers iu with’his head bound up. The Tauber tower is blown into the air. The troop* on the Wurzburg road are Imperialists.—E. II. Lockw ood In Scribner's. As to the longer-t word. In the chapter On “Book Craft,” in Frederick Saunders’ '’Salad fot tho Solitary and the Social.” he says, “The naturalist Lovell published a book at Oxford, in 16*11, entitled 'Panzoologicomineralogia.’ which is nearly us long a won! as Rabelais’ proposed titlo fora book, namely, •AutipcricaUmetaparheugedampbieribrationes!' ’’ And lua foot uote he give-4 two other;* from a pamphlet in his passession, published years ago in Ixmdon. The title rend*, “Ghrononbotouthofogoa, the Most Tragical Tragedy That Ever Was Tragedized by any Company of Trage­ dian®.” The first two line* of this effusion rend: Al-lelxHvtitiphtocophoMiio! Where .left yoq Clironochouitith«lo;oa‘ Aud it has been slated tlxat there la an English dictidn.’iry containing the only word of eleven syllables, “Ilonorificabiii ELECTION notice. . tndldity.” Office of the Recorder. Hastings Mich. “Disptoportlonableneaa” is given ns the lo th- electors ot th<- several wards c.f the longest word m. the English language. city ol Hastings. You aie hereby notified that the xnuuai city election will be held on Monday, Readers of Mr. Fiske's. “Cosmic Philoso­ the sixth day ot April. 1-WI. In compliance with phy” and klndretl works will remember section six (6; of the city charter, at which how indispensable the word “deanthropoelection the following officers are to t>c elected Max or. Recorder. Treasurer, one Justice of the. morphuation”—longer by one letter and Peace in place o! Alonzo K. Kenaaton. »bos«- one syllable—has become in later years, term of offireexpire* July 4tb next; one March*!. and will maintain that if ilia not in the School Inspector, BuperVtsor first and fourth dictionary it certainly ought to be there.— wards. Stipcrrl*or second and third wards. al«> one Ald-nuau tor ea< li of the four wards, also Gor. Boston Transcript. one merabrrul Board of Edurjaian. from enrh ward of the c)tv a* follows: For the first ward In place of Robert Dawson, also one mem­ ber of Board of Education from find ward to In a case some years ago where sur­ fill vacancy caused by the reiaoral from the city of Etites Rarki second ward. Clement viving relatives claimed $5,000 for the Braith: also one member of Board of loss of^a man’s life occasioned by tbe Education from second ward to fill v»- runaway horse of the defendant the fol­ ranev caused by resignation of Wm. W. Cole: third ward. E. A. Iltdcr; fourth lowing defenses were put in: First—Tho ward, Jobe Brssmer; all ot whose lenus ot office horse was a kind horse- auil would not expire on the first day of Juir nexL Also you are hereby notified that pursuant to due ucfflce have run away had he not b&en fright­ received from James D. Benham. Sheriff of ened. so Hie party who frightened the Barry county, that ut the general election to be held In this state oa Monday, April e. 1*9'. horse waa to blame. Second—Even after the following officers are to be eleetea: An the hone started some person diverted AMociate Jn-tlre of the Supreme Court. In the horse from hi* course, without which place of John W. Champlin, wtime tenn of office will expire IKcrmber 31. also two the defendant would not have been Regents of the University. In ptore-of Chas. knocked down, so the party who thus M. Willett and Arthur M. (lark, whose term ot office will expire Itoretiiber .“.I. 1WI; also a diverted the horse was to blame. joint resolution proposing an am-ndtnent to Third—The defendant hid plenty of section one. article nine, of the conslltulloti of this state, relative to the salary *f Attorney time to get ont of tho way pud was Fourth—The de­ ° Resolved the senate and house of reprc- himself to bhune. seiitativrs of ’'ho stale of Michigan, that an fendant was a pauper, not earning any amendment ct section one. of article rrtue. - of money, so his death was not a pecuniary the constluition of Hits slate be and the same loss, but rather a benefit to his family. 1* hereby pron<»*e<i to read as follows: Section 1- The gnvenior shall .receive an In this case tbe jury gave the widow a annua! salarj of four thousand dollars: the verdict of £300. This result was ob­ judges of the circuit court shall esch receive an annual salary ot two thousand five hundred tained by putting down tho amount each dollars , the Attorney Grnerrl shall receive an juror was willing to give and dividing it annual «f thousand the hundred dollars-, the H*>cret*rv «f ritate shall receive an by twelve.—Interview in New York Sun. annnai s-riarv of right hundred dollars; the Blate Treasurer shall receive »n aaniisl aubin SCHOOL COLUMN. of O'e thra«a’id doll*-, the Superintendent of Pubiln Instruction »h*Il receive an annual salary one thousand dollani; tl»e C ommission­ Conducted by Enoch Andrus County Hoeer of the Ia*od ’We shu’l rrcclvn w annual salary ot rteht hundred djJlara. They nha.l re­ Questions used at the regular examina­ reive no fee* or perquisite wl‘*’72»h tmJ’m tw'rftirmanr* nf spv dul!••» counn ted " ith their tion March 5 and 6. third grade: Ente. i> M>an ffi. lature ««limrea— th* Mlnriee herein proviueu. 1. What is u' sentence and what ffiust Be It further resolved. Shat sa»d amendment even- sentence contain? shall be submitted »<• Jl”* J at the o-xt spring cl-ctlno. on the first Moni. What is a modified subject? What dnv of April, in the rear of class of words modify subject*? What hundred :u>4 uloety-o«e. and the Itoavtnry ru State js )ie.re!'V required to rive notice of the class of wools modify predicates? same tn tbe sheriff of the several ronnHraof :i. What part of apeech is stone in each till* state at least rweitlv rtsvs prior to sftld of these sentences: The Moabite stove was broken. Stone the reptile. Stone implements were found. shall prepare mittebte boxes for the rcrepuem ■ 4. Define a phrase, and give three of tmlloU ca-sl for or wnM said uisli Each peren* voclna f«w *a‘d aincndntrnt slmll kinds. Rewrite these sentences changing hnve wrtiun or printed ou bls t»bot- the the itnllced words to equivalent: A group words. “Ararudment to t'«- eonsittutlon rela­ of children was stolllng slowly homcit-ard. tive to the mdarics of Altorner at»d each person vnttnK aculns. miu amcnti No season of life *bould be spent idly. m>*Bt siiatl have on hb» belfad in like manner, Tbe jEnfflbdi embassador had not then ar­ “Amendtnent to Um> cnMlltMtlon rive*. That genttrowi act waa HhertUlj/ sslsrie* of the Attorney «*enenil—No. The ballot shall in all rt*prc» br eanvareed *n'1JT. rewarded. torus made «* In general clectioas of state 5. What la a compound subject? What is a compound predicate? Example of °TTte,fonowlrg Pisces have been bv the common coonell for ttoe ‘ I each. 6, Parse the word* In italics In these etertiou in to- several wards nfi'Im eltx. First ward, F. A. Htandler’s blurksmith shop. sentences: We climbed the mountains to Herond ward. Gi»o<ivr-r’s building. Eaat State obtain a view. Come home. He called । street, near C. K. fc S. JL K. hl# son George. He called his son. George. . 1 hinl want, C-undl room. Fwirth ward. ‘Mi-nff's Mfire cmirt- hm.se t. What is mode? Ihsfine the four GlvmTunder my b*«<l and the seal of the cJty at Harting*,’Mtablgan, this 12« day of modes commonly used iu grammar and give example of each. _ March, A. D. R «RoitEltT*. Recorder. 8. Define voice as naed in grammar. Change the voice of the verba In these sen­ tences: -AU his friends laughed al him. This artful fellow baa imposed upon us all. civil govekjtmest. 1. What is civil government? What la a state? What is a republic? Try the Hastings Banner one year. 2. When arid where waa tbe federal convention held? When wm George WaBhington inaugratetl? • 8. . Into how many departments does the constitution divide the government of United States? 4. What officer preside* over thn U. b. senate when the president Is tried in case ot impeaehnreut? Why? 5. Who succeeds to the office of pres!- 1 dent after the death of the president and '-•tee president? V«. Why is congress not allowed to make army appropriations for more than two years? ?. Who are eligible to the office of president? Of represrntbiive? of sena­ tor? 8. Na the the officers of a school dis­ trict aud define the duties of each. aihthmetk. 1. Express the following nnml>ers in figure*: ninety-nine billion thirty-seven thousand four. Also, one hundred seven­ teen quadrillion two hundred thousand six. 3. A man made as follows: He travel­ ed hours by rail at the rate of 22.75 miles an hour, hours by stage nt the rale of G.75 mile* an hour, and 11.15 hours on foot nt the rate of 4.62 miles an hour; wjiat was the length of the journey? 3. A farmer puts a flock of sheep in 3 pastuivs: in the first be puts H’ of bls dock. In the second of his Hock, and in I he third he puts 32 sheep; how many sheep hits he? 4. What Is factoring? Find the prime faetora of these numbers: 32,320. 2Q,V$5, 2,034.13,081. 5. Analyze —•’< of 64 Is 4-l> of 0 times what number? ' 6. What is the value of <31 S-S plus 6»;-2j^) dlvldwl by 4.23? 7. What will it cost to carpet a room ISjf fL by 10.4 ft., carpet % y<t. wide, at 2X a yard? 8. A'man bought a span of horses for 8550. which was 25 per cent, less than their real value, and sold them tor 25 per. cent, more tluui their real ralue; what was Ills gain? 0. A man sold his house and lot for 812.300: the term* were $4,000 In cash on delivery, $3,500 in 0 mouths. 8*,600 in 1 year, six months, and the balance in 2 years, 4 months with 0 per cent. Interest: what was the whole arnunnt paid? 10. Which is the more profitable, to buy dour at $8.75 a 'barrel on « months credit, or nt $8.60 ion 2 months credit, money«bdng worth 7 per cent. Remainder of questions next week. NEIGHBORING COUNTIES. about GO years old, whose home was in Brighton. The rauae of lier putting her­ self In the way of the train after she had taken the alarm and left the track once la not known.—Ionia Sentinel, Mar. IQth. Ayers CherryPectoral Dr. J. C. Ayer & Co The Nestor of tbe Halloa. Your face Is like a drooping flower. Sweetheart! I see you fading, hour by baur, Sweetheart! Your rounded outlines waste away. In vain I weep, in vain 1 pray. What power Death's cruel hand can stay? Sweetheart. Sweetheart! . Why. nothing but Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription. It imparts strength to the failing system, cures organic troubles, and for debilitated and feeble women general­ ly, is unequaled. It dlsjiela melancholy nnd nervousness, nnd builds up both flesh and strength. Guaranteed to give satis­ faction in every case, or money paid for It refunded. A new 8500.000 brownstone company will open a quarry near Rock River. THIS AND THAT. CURES LUMBAGO. 1GM Orleans St, 1 war conf nr«J m the house iwo weeks with lun-.l ago. but Ct. Jnrehf Oil rured me: ho re­ turn. Wm.A.Goktd:- A lady not a thousand mllee from here saw an advertisement which read: "Send thirty cents and get one hundred and sixty useful household articles." .She thought tiiat the man who made that oiler was too sweet for anything, so she sent thirty cents to tbe address given, and in return got one iiundred aud sixty common pins. —Portland Observer. "St. Jacoba OH Is without a peer for pains, brui«e>. achea.-A-c." Rev. T G. Hawki? . Pastor B iplirt Church. Supt. Hammond, of tbe Charlotte schools, has iustittiled a novel Idea' to ac­ quaint patrons of the schools with school work. Public exnininalionii. are held to which al! arc cydlutly invited to attend. He innuguruteu tho sy.-iem last year and the results were very favorable. Better work is done by the scholar and friends of Hie schools are better enabled to see and judge of tl»e results of school work. Plainwell Methodist church will be lawutitied as much u* 81.000 can make it. Over Ssoo has already been subscribixi. croupv> sore throat, bronchitis, asthma, and hoarseness cured by Thursday afternoon tbe floating body of an unknown man was discovered in the river nt the Pearl St. bridge, by Wllliain Gotten. In the rapidly moving current the body disappeared down stream before time was afforded to make close observa­ tions of tbe external appearance of II. farther than the fact that it seemed to live been a long while in the water. When tho safest Cotton gave notice at police headquarters of what ho had seen.' policeman were de­ and most effective tailed to make search for the body. emergency medicine. Sergeant Webb and Detective Gast went down tbe river even ns far as Grandville, It should be In every but owing to the turbid state of the water family. • and Its agitation, close observation was impossible. All efforts to find the body were futile. The only explanation of the mystery at all satisfactory Is that the body Lowell, Mass. Is that of Grant Porter, who disappeared about six weeks ago. Tbe lost seen of him was at the Northern hotel, which he left with the Intention of crossing the river to the house of a relative. At the time of his disappearance, it wes feared that he had “According to Horner, Nestor, the old undertaken to cross on the Ice and had warrior and the wise counsellor of the broken through.—Telegram Herald. Grand Greeks, had ruled over three generations Rapids. of men, arid waa wise as the immortal gods.” Isaac Bates was fiuwl 820 and costs amounting in all to over 8V0 for throwing stones thiougb the windows of a residence in Ionia. Ex-Suj>ervisor Bullet, of Bellevue, re­ ceived GB ot the T0r votes cast for village president at the election iast week. Colds and Coughs CURES BRUISES. CURES SPRAINS. Cincinnati, Ohio. April 2 JfPO. 1 'nffersd with a rpralned anklo whirh ••relied very much. Found'grea? relief tn uvo . f ft. Jacobs Oil and awaiUng disapicared. .’ Motur. H:cxi. The lorU herius bw has been In the van of American thought for more than three quarters of a century, ranking always with tbe best and moat influential periodicals In the world. It Is the inouth-piece of the men who know most about the great topics on which Americans require to be informed from month to uioutli, its contributors being the leaders of thought and action iu every’ field. Those who would take counsel of the highest knowledge on the affair* of tbe time, and learn what Is to be said regard­ ing them by the recognized authorities on both sides, must therefore read THE NORTH AMERICAN REVIEW, the Nestor of the magazines. of any m*x*rom thK eonutry htu ever seen In tne import snre of the topics It discusses and tbe enilneuoe of it» <ontrt!nitora.*’—Albany Argtt*. "Has heroine, tv^lt were, the intelligent Americas ci>izrn*M tismi-twHik ou great quesnuas of the boar.’*—Buffalo Express. . ■•TitF. Nojrrii amkku ax Rkvikw touches Americans oti xltnost every imlnt In which tbey are Interested.”—Boston Herald. “A moulder nf Intelll.t.-iit opinion by the im­ partial pri entatioo <>t both sltic* oi Important subject*,”-l’t>ilu<te)|>lila Public ledger. Tin* list of recent contributors to the Review tons? h roll of representative men and women of the time, including W. E*Gl.AnsTf»NE. J. G. Bi.Ai.xr., Cardinal Giujkins. Speaker* Reep. Ex-Speaker CABKIBLE. W. MrKtXLEV. Jr., Opida. Mme. Adam, General Shekmax, Admiral PoBTKB. Mme. Bi.avathky. T. A. Ehimix, Bishop II. C. Potter. Elizabeth S. Phelps. Chas. S. Paknelu A. J. BalFOtnt, Johk Mobley. Col. R. G. IxoekSOLL. 11KXIIY GROK44E. CHAUNCEY M. Depew. Ehwaki> Bellamy, Professor James Bbyce. Gail Hamilton, etc., etc. 50 cent* a number; 83.00 a year. Now is the time to subscribe. The North Ameihcan Review. 3 East T4tli street. New York. GOLD MEDAL, PALIS, 1378. ST. JACOBS OIL W. Baker & Co.’s The Great Remedy For Pain, CURES ALSO Breakfast Cocoa RHEUMATISM. NEURSLGIS, SCIATICA.. COD BLESS oil baa b'en removed, Is Absolutely Pure nd it is Soluble, A well known business-firm In Charlotte has purchased the creamery In that cit> and wll run it for what there Is In It. No Chemicals The State Military Board has decided to hold the state encampment at Brighton tills year Instead of Goguac. The Detroit. Mnslng & Northern R. IL. it is said, has agreed to parry all camp equipage free, and all soldiers at a nominal ratr. E. J. Wright ha? severed his connection with the Ionia Dallx and Weekly Sentinel. F. M. Cutcheon is LOW the inntmaster at Portland. Fred Rice, keeper of the Sweet’* hotel cigar stand in Gram! Rapids, paid 8500 for Sending obscene books through the malt last week. . Otsego has an indebtedness of«$ls.OOO. This is a very creditable showing for such a bustling place. " Don’t ask me to mend it Take it back and get a 5^." FUEE—Get from your dealer free, the 44 Book. It has handsome pictures and valuable information about horses. Two or throe dollars for a S/a Horse Blanket will make your horse worth more and eat lees to keep warm. are used in its preparation. It has more than three times the strength of Cocoa mixed with Starch, Arrowroot or Sugar, and is therefore far more economical, costing less than one cent a cup. It is delicious, nourishing, strengthening, easily' digested, and admirably adapted for invalids as well as for persona in health. W. BAKER & CO., Dmktttor, Mm. lI I 5'A Five Mile . , ) 5/A Boss Stable **fw 5/A Electric ( 5M Extra Test The fast train on the M. C. R. it. main line camo very nearly meeting, with on accident lost week near Dowagiac. A farmer In driving a load of logs over the track got stock while tbe load was stand­ ing on the track. Luckily the engineer took in the situation and tire train wa* | 30 other styles at prices to suit cverystop|«ed within six feet of the logs. : body. If you can’t get them from your Charlotte has a roller skating rink in active operation three nigjns In the weel. Henry Irving was convicted last week of burglarizing Marr A Duff's store In Battle Creek some time ago, and will work hard for the state for the next three years, lie won't get any pay for It either. Carl Myers roust think that Battle Creek wheat eemc* high. He paid $H' for a busirel of It that he’waa caught In the act of carrying away from a nvlghlxu's. without the knowledge or consent of the latter. •' Henry Northrop, of Wayland, while working In a saw mill, backed up against a buzz saw hi full motion. Be was badly cut across the shoulder and one arm. He Is laid up for repairs and the attending physician says it will be some time before he will be able to work again. No more A of this I ^ORSt- BLANKETS ARE THE STRONGEST 1’ROBA'IB ORDER. of B Tbe two paper mills in Plainwell are the f<>untv the citviof means of filling about all the vacant houses day .the tU.. Uiomand debt hundred and aluttyone . there are in the village. • Present. Charles W. Armstrong. Judge af Prof. L. E. Irlaml. of Plainwell, has ProluUe. In tbe matter of the estate of Aaron Parker. been appointed instructor ot a State THE “COLCHESTER" RUBBER CO. “ADHESIVE COUNTERS. G. G. SPAULDING, Teachers’ Institute to be held in Manistee On reading and fillns the petition, duly verinext week. No better selection could have nt-d. o! Hamish Parker, administratrix of the HASTINGS. mrate of said deceawd preying thxt she may Imjcti made. No matter how many tilings l>e 1 (reused lo aell the real estate of which lie lias to do, he always finds time to do snld deceased died seized, tor reasons therein them well. **TI>ereu’pon it lx order id. that Tliuradav, tbe Blate of Michigan. County of B*rrr-M. Frank Smith and Peter Smith were ar­ ?..nl day of April’ A. D.. IHL at ten o’clock iu the torennou. be assirued for the bearingol rested by DetecLiye Smith iu Grand Raj>- said petition, and that tbe heirs at law at Mid ids Inst week, charged with blowing open deceased and all other preamM Interested In caM G. H. SmRh's sate In Pearle. Allegan .-slice, are required to appear at a se.Mton of Ksld court then to be hokku at the ITc.bate county last week. There must be some trouble in the Smith family. As train No. 1, coining west on tbe D. L. railroad was approaching Brighton this morning. Engineer Sanford saw a woman walking ou the track, and whistled to give tbe alarm. The woman stepped off the track, but walked back on just In time to, be caught by the locomotive and Jellied. She proved to be a lady named Jacob© of the petitioner mav not be granted. And it l< further ordered. Thai aUd petitioner give no­ A. D. 1W1. Hl tice to the person* interested In Mid estate, of swasr nor printed and circulated in Mid comity « h*rrv. once In each week tor three aueeeaaiv veek* previous to mM day et bearing. CHARLM W. ARWETBORQ, CAOnwooOT.) JutooffYobot*. for examinrtiea Dated. Man* �F. R. P. ihroMb Ib« Wblhani awl mbHte alataa In aaarch of th- moal desirable pl»» «» 1 .nd -oner -«■* o. b. e»tea new "HI. •"<! ^1U'' I U.ln.11» «« »' N°‘ “2 rrwtlnra TbarwlM. Marek bare. Aleunder A. Mllebell. blabartber.) I, „er> elilxeo loered t» PM ,will be aaaoelaled wlUi bln» In tbe acUve onrwm-. bul. -’W ln •*"" lnll™l’y’ XSrD anmxn-n-1” at wmaeenient of tbe Fltehburf Hiterprlar. hl>l»rwul.beMII«Wet«>»|l1“ry,n,1J“r’ J "SLero.nu MtcA.. Tlie bulkbee to be etwted will be •>» and he ta never '”-“Pl f™” aranaT 14- *»**• arrive, ----------story lo blebt. M0 teet lone and 110 wide. lo .Id tn prewrvlns the prace »< welr'- ' Ground will be broken for It ea won a» ■nd entortlnr the U»« ol Ibr !»*• It U In belu'.t nt lherre eltl«en» U»l pro- Ieprlngopena STEKETEE’S Hastings Banner —iaszuxu^ges^, ’' "WkV'howmWR' cair. I teelion .b~nd< |.rlvll«e. over *>rer«n bwrlnew emnpetllon. that under .11 dreumstance, will hilly otlaettbe saerltir.-. they ateeomoelMlomake. To eonrede them less la Inteatlee-ror lhe" ” •"'T' would be slaxery. . From the standpoint of equity, foreign producers have no more right for free ad­ । mittance to the markets uf this country tor । their wares than they would have, if here, , to occupy thh buaiuCTS imuaes of our mer­ chant- without first making terms satlsfaeton, and *0 ton* cane per acre), the natur- , f«y io the owner*. al quests K why d**8 not n,ore Of course these forclg^t,owi*<*t”r| precenter la this I-oub|ana industry? Th” fffi not to pay for tbe prlvllegea they sb fact is. the constant tariff tinkering hat re­ much desire, and hence have all along con­ tailed tn want ot confidence in the future. It to be their Interest to see to It The awnual consumption of angnr In thk ceived , country I* bhout 57 pounds per capita: it that their preferences were given vigorous emphasis in our politics whenever voters was <mty 4X87 in 1875. w» the incxease . has been 13.fi pounds, representing 7.0 were calleil upon to eelret representatives enacting and enforcing national legtapoowds-anntially more than Great Britain tor । lation. The Ingenuity evinced by these consumed during tin* same Interval. । Besjuvting these figures, it is Interesting jadvocates of free foreign trade in conceal­ Whcl, wr consider that MO.OOO.OOO pounds of sugar wero made last catupalgn in UuhiMna. That tbe aVenige jidd tome years since vra- MK) pounds t*> the ton. with 12 to 18 tons to the acre (2nd is now. InDUVMMk -00 pon«0* 9U<®r lo lhe 11 0/ Wall Paper Woodland, March 18th 1891. Editors of Banxku: It is not very often that an occasion . arises in politics when 1 think 1 am justl- I ' fii-d in giving vent to my feelings through I IMPROVED hoo Ghoiera gufb in this town? (<r<alC»l llikr-nvnr, » . '*’’ . HOG CHOLERA, and the papers’but when I received a circular I from some unknown person in Saginaw I signed a republican lawyer telling me tliat the time had now route when we should lay political prejudice to one side and vote for Judge Champlin, tbe democratic nom­ inee for justice of the supreme court, in­ stead of Robert M. Montgomery, the re­ publican nominee for the same office, giv- ,Watches. Clocks, Jewelry. Ing as bis reasons that the experience of Judge Champlin should alone entitle him . to the undivided sapport ot both the old parties. The same author stated that our ,supreme court could not at the same time t ,dispense with the sen Ice of Judge ‘be couUnued by L. K. Stauffer, wbo assume* all of the tm All note*, book ™»D* Champlin for fear of weakening snal groat lUbdlilM t due the firn, will be paid te J. L. Crawley. tribunal of justice. Now my 'opinion of etc., ' Date**!. March sth. IM; the matter is that while I have no word of ’ Lt BrarrrKM. fault to find with Judge Champlin, tbe from voters the real question at Issue, argument* used for hi* election are beneath . to outire that in the latter coantry the oon- ing i the energy with which voters have the dignity of any sound republican lie­ sumer* have been both man ami beast. and , cause. In the first place. 1 do not believe while in the United States the cunsuaip- ।te en urged lo believe that the interest* of there Is a republican lawyer In the Saginaw . their country' would be bdrt promoted by valley that la ashamed to put his signature tton lias been limited to man. On the one , hand sugar entered free: ou the other extending , to foreign bumnew rivals privi­ to any circular that Is issued to republican ■ ■ ■ I’nr RraMtlA-iW* »kr (omuktlaa. hand It was proteited. Taking ttni leges | nwvssarily tieyond reach of ite own lawyers throughout the Mate aud I place the author of thia circular among the demo­ peapie. would be especially commendable Amount as near the truth, we may ewtimlue ( cratic brethren where be belong.-*. b» from several standpoints what money, fuel. if । brought to tbe support ot some worthier thefe a republican In the state of Michigan ILKDO. OHIO. than advancement of legislation dic­ who is acquainted with the past record areA raw material, lalmr. etc., would be object ( by the British Cobden club and sup­ and reputation of Judge Montgomery who required to supply tlx* sugar we consume. tated ( does not believe that be is capable of fin­ Grape Vines, Raspberries, As yvar# piss the number of inhaintauSs. ported j by the unaaluious voice of a foreign ing Use high and honorable office lo which and the aggregate demand fur sugar be- presA. । During the century that has inter­ he ha.s been nominated with honor to his Strawberries. Treej, Shrubs, come greater. For Mike of argument, we vened , since the first congress declared eenntryuMm and credit to himself? But to Ornamentals, Evergreens, shall admit that the Louisiana.uud so forth. against , the commercial domination of Eng­ take their view of lhe case have the reRoses; also Seed Corn! ( publicans forgotten that only a" few years producthm wlll^-supply the increase. land. । American voters, have never failed lo ugo they were in tbe saw position when Honeu dealine and low P^T*. . *'"»• Without considering European experience reiterated । heir opposition to foreign dicta­’ Benjamin Morsi* was pitted against that form me of vmir waaU; »11! tryto plwiw voa. Address C. K FAIL tiasUtl. Barry to. Mteh. we may dlacuM the question from an tion । in shaping the economic legislation otI brilliant lawyer and eminent stalirunan, Cooley? l>id our democratic Ameriian standpoint. ‘The weetern beet- qthte country—and their is no probability• Judge . brethren vutr for experience at that «ugar company (Wntsonville. Cal.) and <«- that । the national policy of protection for elcctioii? And again, only last fall when nard bect-sugar company (Gram! islaial. home industrial will be revereed ao tongas’ Judge Cahill was opposed by a-ifeutlcmnn Neb.) have cnch a working capacity nf voters are permitted to understand the real1 who never had any experience upon the ever 300 per iliem. Tlie Alameda beet- aim ot self-styled reformers of onr tariff supreme lieneh. did our democratic breth­ ren vote for experience? Did Urey at that fugahemupany (Alvarado. Cat) is capable time want to maintain th- high standing of handling 930 tour of beets In S4 Iwucs. of our supreme bench? No. a thousand The average capital m-cded to Imild and times no. they voted for their randltURe that is whit republican* should do on ron each of the foregoing factories is at Ever since the reductions uf IS83 iu du- and ' sixth of April m-it. If there h any least 6500.000: cost of 80,000 ton» berm per ties on wool and woolens, both flock mas. the .republican who Is not acquainted with the factory during 100 days’ campaign, f t50.- tors and manufacturers have bad a hard ; ability and iiast record of Judge Moutooo: 3.000 tons coal. $85.000: working ox­ time of It. Then came along tbe tariff re- igotnery inquire of him among tin* memlwre pease*, including fuel. $130,000; a total, former, preaching free wool as tbe only 'of tbe bar at Grand Kgpids and el-ewber** and after thoroughly investigating bis with beets (raw material) S1.9W.000. means of jmlvstion for both Industrie*. record It you do not think him capable or At least eoo men and 3,000 acres o< laud But the American i>cople were too well in­ worthy why then vote forjudge Champlin. are required for each plant To meet ocr structed in the creed of their fathers to lis­ But don’t do it beeaufe sosue shrewd IN THE borne demand for sugar 700 such factories ten to this false prophet, and they sent a democrat or republican renegade lawyer would be required, and they would need president and a congress to Washington who is ashamed to sign his name tells you tO do It. C. 3. Pjt«.MKttTOX. 11,000,000 tons beets, an area of at toast with instructions to put the duties up in­ 1,100.000 acres (no allowance being made stead of down. Proof of the wisdom of for rotation of crops)'- To cultivate and their action is already at hand. The stag­ harvest the beet crop, an oixntton boding nation In the woolen industry has passed six mouths, about 2.000,000 men would be away, ana it stands to-day among the required, tiesides hundred* of thousands moat prosperous of our areal Industries. ofcarts, horses, ette. Tbe railroad tariff The American Wool Iteporter-of March 5, arising from this cultivation would alter thus describee tbe sitnation: the balance sbecta of many companies now There is another point that needs to be ■early bankrupt This new freight on considered. and it Is tbe key note of tbe reilways wonhl give occupation not only situation; tire domestic manufacturer is Co those directly employed, but also to consuming a larger quantity of wool than he has at any time in five years, if not in ocbers. engaged in furnishing raw material. longer time. The men’s wear manufacture Tbetotal capital required for 700 beet-su­ —the worst off relatively of any in tlie gar factories would certainly Dot be leas bunch—is busier to-day and has more than S85a.000.000. a portion of which looms running by a large uumlwr than for many a day . The production ot dress would, be annually In circulation and exgoods is in excess of anything ever before poaded. For example, 9105.000,aoo for. seen in this country, and knit-goods mak­ boats; .working expenses, Including fuei. ers are keeping up their end of the hpr. Ma.M(k000; a total of >196,000,000. it These are facts that are patent lo every­ body. and they must be shown side by side would be Lnipoaslble, at present writing, to with statistics of Imports. eater into details, or evan estimate labor, Consuming a larger quantity of wool etc., required to mine and carry to destina­ than at any lime in five years” means pros­ tion. 3.500t 900 tons of coal annually need­ perity for wool growers; "more looms run­ ed at roh factories. Resides coal. iron. ning by a larger number than for many a roxur. bricks, belting, ate., required tor day” is increased employment for labor; tbefirst buildUlg of, the plant. .700 factoaud prosperity In these two departments rfea would need an army of bncklayora, of industrp must have a stimulating effect carpenters, maehanlcs. gas and steam fitIn many other ramifications of industrial lite. Thus does the McKinley bill vindi­ We cannot, far. tbe same reasons, enter cate itself. It Is facts like these which IwtoMte.question of the refining .of sugar reeoueile us to sufferings of foreign mill amd Mie labor cooDeeted with it,, nor the owners and of their workingmen, which qtlMUon of fattening cattle, value of refuse our foreign exchanges chronicle almost g«Hi. ebeepneM ot.resulting butter aud daily. This from the London Financial milk, dot of tbe labor and fuel used in Times of February 9 ..a k theoe wary important.auxiliary branebes of ample. the beet-Migar Industry. Farmers in tbe iKSSStsEKS Yes, he can, if sold, at ' Fin worms in houses. the right price, and ^2b*ch I 4M1 <»» lx««« tn a r«ani< —TT* U‘" that is what ’ -■tusaoBi? FREDL. HEATH, Malvina cream ’’ SMOKE Eb.POWERJ’ NO. 35. ALWAYS THE SAHE “J ALWAYS THE BEST 5c aq/iR *t* •«.|O ty '■prau. fotpud.* If yca, — W M»d dw«t to the rt(mi, hTKKETKF.Grsn.i n-|JuZ MUh. *' The Drkggist, ■For vile fa H<uUhv, "■ nooDYK.m. IS DOING Fred Dot ing carpets to see all o as well as Call at his ward if yoi this line. t M THIS “ f INTERESTJ * * YOU f I have just received a -AND Fine Line Befor ------ 0F------ LANES t iSJ t QENT5’ JI10EJ FOR SPRING WEAR. Do not fail to examine them and get prices Ijefore, you buy. , Best Flour Fine line of Walking Shoes. The republican townahipofficrr Grand Clearing Sale < Tbe rrput>Hc«l t tbe town hall. rubbeai range to At A. WOOLLEY’S. Last week was marked by two serious reatixsug khat there la money Id beet eulti- failures in tbe Bradford trade. Un Thurs­ day afternoon a meeting of the creditors corn will) $do to of Messrs. C. F. Taylor A Co., manufac­ turers Baildciu and Bradford, wax held nt Ute offices of Messrs. Killiek. Hui km A > waoder lbat the pwfiodke against this Vint. The liabilities were staled to be oner 71.000 pounds. On Friday a meeting of tbe creditors of twaamtajrantad; tirit with gov- ™. Sprltupnlll UM. Bradford. ou Md U the ofitee ot Messrs. Walton, eolleltm. Tbe llaMlltkw ot tbe Ann were stated la l»aS,7M pounds. Hi txkh rase* It la MM that the taleentpttou to rrwle earthed hr the MeKInle; n-eomol who aaaarted that "the BriUeh mumtaaurrr bur, UaeeU with rivr Xlm,£■" “8"«">■ The paint brush will be called in to do „r ».• New trimmings must be bought for doors and windows Goodyear Bros, can help you out on that line “if it takes all summer.” Therefore cease nain repining. For everything in the hardware line y0n win make flo mistake if you go to - GOODYEAR BROS HARbW/IRE. f Tbe repuhllcaj lor township off Now is the time to bay Ladies', Misses’ and Chiljlren’s Shoes At io per cent In order to make room for the elegant line of- spring goods that will soon be here. I have .decided to sell every pair of At the Town li At MeKetvey' That gentle spring is here. That the good wife will soon get a house-cleaninK hustle At an advance of ten per cent of first cost This however is a on; and man weary, sad-eyed man, will eat cold hash from the kitchen table. The man of the house must buy new oil cloth can get it at Goodyear Bros.’ HaX« New panes of glass must take place of the JO F. G. STOWELL Repairing neatly and promptly done by J. C. Woodruff. q. 5. •»* fl fTFR wnflT b0 T« wnb a/M 1 Ll\, WflVEJ SflT? Abac •unt- «• Hug*. lift: ■■ Prof. I. HUBERT’S g Hastin Sell a Fine Line EDITORIAL notes^ ■ —--------- ' Strictly Cash Sale c^l, examine and obtain be undersold. LOG Circulation th Plow shoe's Heath’s, the d rices before buying, as 1 will not ours resp’y, A. WOOLLEY. New spring warning of th Rowell has Posts are lx EbWARb Q Parsons, DEALER IN free 6T charge Holden & complete line Hastings» U Mantels, Grates and Tile. Tile and Marble for Floors, Vestibules, Etc 1 Settees, Plant Stands Wire Goods, Cut Flowers and >ice Plants. I tall KAUX1M will fend a lar Cut close. a we belleveit merit cards; > �im, Iast ngs Banner. Hastings Thursday. March 1891. «AKlHc POWDER Absolutely Pure. I cream of tarter baking powder. Highest I all in leavening strength.—U. 8. Govern-h’ Report. Awe. 17. !te». Carpet Weaving! I'red Doelker is again weavng carpeto and will be pleased . ~ee all of his old customers ■ well as many new ones, .ill at his home in the 2nd ward if yon want anything in his line. » COME .-.INI) SEE ME-: Before vou sdll your Millinery goods were never so cheap and pretty and so cheap as at KusmII’s, J. M. Collister, of Plainwell, Is in the Ladle*. when you are In need of a fine city. slipper, it will pay you to look at Holden Will Doelker went to Grund Rapids yes& Hire’s polish slippers. When others sell at cost, it makes1 no C. S. Brown, of Chicago, was in the city difference to via we are still the cheapest Monday. • Ofj tinware, atthe Racket. Edward Rooe went to Galt, Ontario. Mrs. Ella Bowen has a fine line of Easter lists. Call at her millinery store Tuesday. Friday and Saturday and see them. Mrs. A. H. Johnson visited In Detroit The finest stock of black, steel, gilt and last week. silver cards, braids and gimps for dress Clyde King, of Eaton Co., visited in tills trimmings in town, you will find at Rus­ city last week. sell’s. Mrs. C. H. Van Arman Is vislt'ug In The exuuiiuatlon of Loren Woolcott, of Grand Rapids. Mapk Grove, charged with putting poison Harry Walldorff. of Jackson, was in the in Wirt Wickham’s well In Verona, begins city over Sunday. to-day. Remember the grand concert by the Olivet college musicians at the Presbyter­ ian church Wednesday evening, April 1st. Full particulars see bills. Morrill A: Co. have junl received the Iiuulxp .b.p. derby balk They xre ihc latest style hnt out. The only house In Hastings that have them. What everybody says must be so, and the ladles all say we have tbe nicest and* cheapest lot of ladles’ bate, and trimmings they ever saw. sign of the Racket. Ladles call and sec the finest stock of millinery goods ever brought to this city. All tlie latest novelties of tlie season and prices lower than ever at Russell’s. ’ at ML PER8ONA£MENTION. Following are the real estate transfer* of the week ending March 23, 1891. as ftken from the book* In the register’.* office: Kamitol Kauth tn Morey 1. Teeple; lots 10 and It block 12 Freeport, •!!*. Margaret E. iilcb lo.lasonand Nancy Rich; ou lot 432 city, t’oniltuii. Jaioti Rich to Mai-gsre’. Rich; ou lot 4B city. nominal. Ward Whittemore to Wm. Cridlcr; 3Ga Mid­ dleville. *1 O. 8. C. Warren to .1 keehprii g», ft 2U>. Flora Ktrlnaluun Baltimore *2JM». K. It. bay ivChaa. Scbau; Wasrc 10. Bartlmore. ttMO. Hector Pattcnton to C. W: Armstrong; parcel Taukre Snrinea. *.'■*» John CurM’tt to Wm. H. and John Kleber, lot ti GrigK* add Ntetnille.ffi.2M. G. K. Manning to C. F. Arnold; =2n sec St Baltimore. *Mn. R .bukln*to J. Cappor.-.SOa sec 10 Orange • .It.. L 1 l.VI Orangeville, H.iuo Geo. GruenOeid to Walter Frost; e'J lot* 3 ai.d g bix 1 Gram's add city. Moo. Win. H. French to A. D. French; «0a 32 R- K. Grant and W. D. Hayes were in TliiTimmiie. 11.000. Ixivl Hulmes to I.evl E. Holme*; sox see » Detroit last week. Woodland, nominal. Xr(-v HnnahArwir .nd o. Burton Ulckluaon to J. HeKinker; A7.i tec 1C .."7 rt'lurbcd U. HniM*. Muskegon Monday. L. Parrott to Mary M. Holly ; lot 3 tdk H Par­ rot ’• add Woodland. $75. - Miss Viola Willison visited friends In «. Haight to S. 8. Hchaniz; lol f> blk U Wood­ land. ?*» Kalamazoo over Suuday. « F. T. Bagley to Cleo. Barley; 2QA sec 2S Orange ■"'vurtls Mixer and family have moved to wtlje. *9». R. Dicker man to N. Doster; 3(»a see « Barry. this city from Greenville. fa .".i. Amanda Koeber to Vanre Holmes; parcels Orlie VanHorn, of Grand Rapids, visit­ Vaiicc itblmea to Amanda Kocher; parrel ed friends here last week. N’a'liv.lir. 1475 Harriott L Frost to Geo. GreaaRold; on lot Miss Grace Drolleft, of.Bellevue, visited 21 city, *100. Mrs. Kila Bowen last week. . “ Geo. Gmcndrld to Altai Bllntton; on lot 21 an». Mrs. Thomas, of Middleville, visited at elty, C. F. Arnold to G. R. Manning; Parcels Balti­ 11. A. Goodyear’s last week. more. ft,HO. . Charlie Wardell is steadily Improving from his sickness. We have engaged the best trimmer in the state and will sell you ladies’ hats clieaper than they were ever sold in the Miss Allie t.’annom .-rpent a putt of last city or state at the variety store, sign of week visiting friends in Barry. the Racket. • D. (1. Robinson and D. W. Reynolds There will be a gold medal contest at were In Grand Rapids Tuesday. the Presbyterian church the evening of W. J. Richards, of Union City, was in April 8th. It is expcetetl this will be the most interesting contest of tills character the city on business Thursday. ever lieal here. Busby Bros. report a largely increased business lii Ihyir new quarters. Certainly with tbi-ir fine workroom. so roomy and light. with nl>the excellent appointment* and convenience* it possesses. it Is not surprising that people would like to go then*, where they are treated so well and S. A. Crowell went to Detroit Monday, have everything in the touaorigl line done toflltcnd a shooting tournament. for them in a !lr>t class manner. I 1 have added a euniplrtv stock of violin i and guitar strings, which will Im; sold at Miss Minnie Evans will spend the spring lower prkvs than ever before offered here, vacation nt her home hi Bellevue. owing to the McKinley idil. ,/Miss Stella Heath and Miss Rribekah ' Striker went to Albion yesterday. The Catholic parsonage Is being hand­ Sidney Smith, of Detroit visited Mr. somely papered and the interior greatly improved. The persons having the matter aud Mrs. M. H. Collins last week. Simon Matthews and wife have moved in charge had no difficulty in finding the j wall pappr at Fred L. Heath’s, the drug­ > into their home In the fourth want. gist’s. . H. W. Bush, of Kalamazoo, visltedMrs. Russell can please you with anything C. A. Roberts and family last week.. yon want in dress goods, gloves, htwiery. Mrs. Lamtunan nnd daughter, of Colon, table linen*, napkins and domestic goods from the cheapest to the very best. Tur­ are visiting Dr. and Mrs. ,1. C. I Ampman. key red table-damask for twenty-five cents It C. Wardell, of Millets, was tbe guest of J. C. Wardell anti family over Sunday. We ♦■ndriivor to please th'- public bv Mrs. Kaley, of Findlay. Ohio, is visit­ keeping h complete stock of first class ing her parents Mr. and Mrs. Z. B. Hoyt. staple aud fancy groceries and ask yon to •John White went to Howell Tuesday to, give u« a trial. Juwt received a nice attend tbe funeral of his Mint. Mrs. Susan! assortment of glassware and lamps. HNm* J: VanArman. j Wilbur. Tbe Jiiost largely attended and ujost Interesting county Sunday *oImh)I conven­ tion ever held In Uii* county wa» Hint at Middleville Thursday and Friday last. The tuples dlsctissed were full ot interest, and fuM of practical suggestions for Sun­ day school work. The' good jieuple of Middleville did every thing |>o*sibleto con­ tribute to the success of the convcnttou. awl royally entertained thon* from a distance. who were in attendance. The Congregational church, where the sessions wen? held, has a large and pleasant audience r<wnn, and a spaelutts basement etjUippKl with all the appliance* for social gatherings.'’ and here ■the meals were served. This was nut-only a convenient arrangement tor nil coi:etM,iurd- h’-1* con­ tribute*! to better acquaintance among lhe delegate*, and therefore greater interest In the work of the convention. The attend­ ance at each seteion was large, the interest deep: and Sunday school work In' Barry county will i>e greatly stimulated as a re­ sult. The executive committee of the association was instructed to consider the advisability of holding two conventions yearly instead of one. The officer* elected for the ensuing year are as follows: President—M. L. Cook. Vice Pres.—Mrs. Whitney. Middlesille. Sec’y—W. O. Lowden. Treas.—Mrs. (1. A. Truman. Nashville. A pttbilc commemorative meeting tn cel-! C..... , . ... hu Intn ;------— W. Crnther. who forrx* a year M.plel<m. Minn., rrlum.^ .bom. incnt of the <1. A. it,, will be held in last week. Union hall, this city. Monday evening. I Mrs. Ed Moar returned to her hofne tn April dth. There will be Interesting and Grand Rapids Friday after visiting rela­ appropriate exercises, which will be under tives here. the auspices of Fitzgerald post. /Mrs. May Bradley, of Grand Raphls. is ttepiiblieau Cuucusew. Through tbe agency of J. M. Bessmer visitlag her parents. Mr. and Mra. A. Warren laiwton received a peusluu last Davenport. The republican awicu» will be held at Clover week. Mr. Lawton has been in very needy t tl<- April the dnd. inui. at one o’clock In tee 'Miss Genie Brown, of Wltchita. Kansas, dieruoan for tbe purpose of nomluatlOK tlie circumstances. Mr. Bommer asked thtF visited her parents Mr. and Mrs. Earl ...-.u,!ilp offirers for the en«utngyear and such department that his claim l>c made special, . ther bnsioris as mav come before the meeting. which was done, and in three days there­ Brown last week. Bv order of township cocumittee. after a pension of S8 per month was grant­ /Miss Ffo Beadle, of Grand Rapids, will Faux CHAMUKBLAnr, Chmn. ed him. ‘ spend tbe Easter vacation with her The republican* of Rutland will bold a caucus Remember that when you want your parents In this city. She town hall. Rutland. Friday. March 27th. eyes tested for glasses, that Dr. Lowgjr has Join Q. Cressey, ex-deputy warden of • p. tn., (or nominating township officers. tlie l*st of apparatus to make a thorough the House of Correction at Ionia, has The republican catocu* tor Johnainwn win be and scientific examination of the eyes to moved his family to Grand Rapids. And then he has id st Granue-fialL Friday, April 3rd at 2 p. m. test them for glasses. Mrs. Kittle Hatfaucr and daughter arp. ’ a large stock of the very finest quality of spectacles and eye glasses, which he will Helena have returned to this city after spending the winter iu Kalamazoo. The republican*of Yankee Springs will meet sell on reasonable terms. hi caucus at the Pinery- school bouse Thursday. , Mr. and Mrs. Frank Campbell expect to April 2d. ?R»t. at 1 p. m. to nominate candidates Remember tbe grand concert at the leave for Dakota Saturday. They will :»r township officers. Presbyterian church. Hastings. Wednes­ stop off in Chicago for a short visit. day evening. April I. given by the male At Town hall. Thursday, April 2nd, 1W1, at quartette of Olivet college, assisted by Steve Holden was in Bellevue last Miss Ji. H. Herrick, soprano. Miss Ger­ week, and brought back two very fine OBANGKVJtXB. trude Keyes, piano, Mr. W. B. Warren, horses which C. E. Bld lac Is training. At A. R. .Jessup's hall, Saturday,Marek 2Mb. cornet. The concert will be a rare treat I ? o’clock p. in. Rev. Stewart and wife, of Nashville, nnd all should attend. The musical event . BAJUUC. an<f Miss Stewart, of Kalanpazoo, spent Montgomery ball, on Tuesday, March 3i»t. of the season. General admission 25c. Sunday with Jas. L. Crawley and mother. Chlhkcn 15c. Concert begins at 8 o'clock. Mrs. Clement Smith and Mrs. Daniel At the Town house, Friday, April 3rd, IM, l/Tug” Bessmer, aged two years, jwanStriker left for Albion yesterday to attend Hered away frbm his attendants Sunday, the Woman’s Foreign Missionary Society Mo'tr Grovk. while near D. R. McElwain’s farm. In Michigan Conference. Maying around a pond he waded In beyond Darius Heath. Sr . vVho has been in the its depth and was drowned. As soon as his absence was noticed it caused great undertaking business at Hartford. Mich., alarm, and a careful survey of the pond has removed to this city, and vvill engage I disclosed ills lifeless body close to the In the same business here. shore. By his gentle manners and his af­ Mias Gertie Stebbins returned from •2.000 fectionate disposition. Pug had endeared Circulation this week New York Saturday evening. She left for himself to all who knew him. The funer­ Muskegon Monday, where she has secured al occurred Tuesday and was well attend­ a lucrative position in a mllllnoy establish­ Plow shoe's at Holden A Hire’s. ed. ‘Pug’’ was Miss Anna Bessmer's pet ment. For Easter novelties go to Fred L. dog. Burdette Nourse and family, of Cali­ Heath’s, the druggist’s. J. W. Lunn is now located in his new fornia. visited Mr. nnd Mrs. W. J. Hollo­ New spring Jackets for Indies. Rnssell quarters, and has n very convenient otffce way the fore part of the week. They has them anil prices are right. and work room for the tailoring business. were on their way to New York where /The songs of robins last week gave Tbe ulace is the building lately vacated by they will make their future heme. tbe Busby Bros., which lias been thorough­ warning of the apprach of summer. ly remodeled lor the business of lhe new! .Rmwsell has a large stock of materials occupant. Mr. Lunn has a very fine stock* Uli; t ................ ........... for fancy work, stamped goods, ete. • of suitings for spring wear, and at most concern in Mjw-acliusetts. We wish Eo success, as he richly deserves it, >nd he reasonable figures. Be Is waking it a Posts are being drawn for a new fence point to keep the very best, and to study has the required pluck to’get there. along the west end of the fair ground. tbe wishes of customers hi every respect. l>Clarence Lathrop ndurned home from Rare chance to get your picture enlarged Our readers are advised that Mr. Lunn the Chicago Homeopath College yesterday. fret* of charge at Hams it Van Armin’s. does very satisfactory work, and can al­ Me is now a graduate of that Institution, Holden & Hire have just received a ways suit themselves in a good stock of and has taken a thorough course ot study cloths and trimmings to select from and be to fit him for the profession of bls choice. ■•omplete line of ladies and gents shoes. assured that they will be made up In a sat­ He is a young man of splendid ability, Never were shoes sold so eheap iu isfactory manner. Especial attention is close application, and will make his mark Hastings as they are now at the Racket. called to the fact that here is the place to as a phyaidau. He is undecided yet as to get your tailor-made pants, prices for where be will locate. For tbe preoent be Remember that at Fred L-, Heath’s yon willbe associated with bls father. will find a large assortment of Easter nov­ which are from >5.00 up. Tbe report of the superintendent of >me > elties. following from this city attended public Instruction for 1890. which wa^j f Tbe S. S. convention at Middleville: Cut close, sell quiek, money down is tbe oompleted lari Friday, shows that there 1Judge Smith and wife, Rev. Grigaby, wife motto of tlie Racket, and from their prices were Uut yrtr T.ies «*<>»■ «!•<««’ »?■< jand son. Rev. Irvine, Mrs. W. 8. Good­ we believe It is so. SIS nwM Khoot. In lhe •[»»■ Tbe year, W. O. Lowden and wife. Howard Gents,. Misses and children’s spring cape number ot children ot .ebool ««e ‘Thomas, Mra. W. H. Schantz. M. L, In all the latest styles and prices tbe low­ OS4.SOS, ot whom 4ST.OT2 were enrolled Cook. Mrs. I). Striker. Rev. W. M. Puffer, during tbut rear. There ir,i 7.SSI •ebon! C. , 8. Whitcomb and wife. B. R. Rom; and est at Holden & Hire’s. boon, nt .11 kind. In Mleblmui wit» a wife, Mrs. Salsbaugh. Mrs. A. E. Heath. Nice and new assortment of reward of Katina capacity tor 522, the Kbnlara. The Rev. Btanehanl. Mrs. John Busby and merit cards; also Sunday school and birth­ total mine ot the school property U Mrs. . Eben Pennock. day cards at Fred Hotchkiss* drug store. Sts.ltM.e2-- There are S.M1 male and ■ Hereafter you am always find anything 1S.SW ternate teachers and tor that year Clarence N. Barber, who baa been pur­ , you want In tbe line of violin and guitar the tnrmer receleod SSM.MS-01 tor bdr suing tl»e study of medicine and surgery scrrlcea while the latter were paid S2.--M.- for the last three years, returned from string* at my store. F. R. Paxcoast. . 3ST.S8. Dnrlng tbe year the sum ISOS.- ,Chicago last week a full fledged M. D. Call and get prices before you buy any­ ! MO SS WM expemled In tte state tor Having received bls degrees from the thing in our line, especially on bead and bolldltmand repairs mid STO.l.l.to tor Hahnemann Medical College one of lhe foot wear at the Racket. Phis Sumi. school library book. There wns paid on oldest, best and most thoroughly progress­ When you are looking for Easter novel­‘ tbe bonded debt. SStb,*A2-SS. The re- ive colleges in the.United btates. He will ties, bear in mted that you will find what1 cell*, durins tbe year were as folWWK take np the practice of his profession with you want at Fred L. Heath’s, the druggist’s. Llbrurr monies. SS4 SM-5«; tutiba. tr®. hi- father Dr. H. A- Barber wbo ba* a , non-resldeau. S3T.sts.Sf, dlnrtel ure. largr and rapidly Increasing business. Dr. Lathrop lias some houses end Iota SS.tSt.T2S.SS. all other sources. SOM.- Dr. Clarence h> a y oung man of sterling tor sale on very reasonable term*. Tbe, esi.et. The amount reallred from the qualities and is worthy tbe confidence of ioeaUon la good. See Che Dr. if you want1 one mIU tax was SBSS.SOS.ll and rn«I the the community. to buy. primary aobool leered rnD,‘ 11- lour, fc2.4O. JOS. ROGERS. LOCAL NEWS. Holden A Hire have ju*t received a full rJlcentrfkMTSacboiar*. Read This We wish to say a few words to the people of Barry Co. that are in search of anything in our line, winch consists o SUITS, OUER COATS, HATS, CAPS and GENTS' FURNISHING GOODS We have bought a very large add complete stock for spring trade. In selecting this stock, we nave given it verj- best attention and SELECTED PATTERNS and , QUALITY OF GOODS. That we think will please yon all. Onr line of Suits and Overcoats is far superior to anything we have ever shown. If you are contemplating buying anything in this line give ns a call and let us prove to you that Ol li STATEMENTS ARE NOT WIND BUT EACTS. Youbi truly, E. W. Morrill & Co The One-Price Clothiers, HASTINGS, OUK SALES This month are eclipsing those of any previous March, aud why? Because we have struck a popular chord; because we have what buyers want; because we sell it right: and especially because our Stein Bloch Co. spring clothing is proving just the thing that strikes the fancy and appeals to the good sense and judgment of the buyer. It suits him as well in all respects as tail­ or-made suits, because it is good in every respect, and costs from a third to a half less. bO YOU WANT A Spring Overcoat? A Spring Hat? Xfso 1 can do some business with yon to your advantage. R. K. Qrant MICH. �Beatrix rascally transaction, m J told the ' bo pn«ing ^MUsxacuon. a* any M one «u I, too," o■elf. । fellow ought to be locked up them; He’s not knew her as little about her a* she added. Bcatrii jrardoned her immediately, though he had learned, before comBut ™ Ed, ' with only a confusetl understanding of to be found today, and 1 expect he's on Marum's twe. “ whn! «htH was pardoning her for; but she cleared out" i ing down to the theatre, that she wmb iuxiowi contraction on hb forehcJ. 1“ yoould soe|that the woznan was in great ‘•Very likely. That Mme.. Bemax not in her room at the hotel She had drew in bit li)» ."xl bcld iii* distn-M df mind, and that wns wine­ .^e:nn to have had something against P3114' 001. but had not left word where ••Itadjitcn ’l''»Ktl"«.loT' “' HAWTHORKH thingBy »hoJULIAN could sympathize with. She seems to have ’ ’ *— ir--------*M« --------------iiBtr Mnr---->mii can f’^L' wa* K^ing. I met you.” iJw contmoed. hot bowm to let I The audience seemed determined on had seen *' ' ' ’ ‘ ‘ ' ' him, too. But if thh new Maruua TiBbly ri«i<K ou.l falltag. unlv rest 1» nacified I shall lx? you content — ■— ----------* let night to— all phevieus previous demon­- Kotag to .poll It. ■>»’ the go. Of course will■to be at ' this “ «ht surpass ah Dityonuri CHAPTER XV. 11 *“ C°”rk tbe o^era to-night*' z| / ; *tration9 * of * enthusiasm. A cynic might -a. of disemtTHE untAT MARANA. Bur that. «1~. >ta” ®»>J The next night the_ last of lhe i iiave said that they had set their heart* yourmt-r. Sheta'..m».ta m«. feel th*« ing apparently in was a u_. _ “ <•on reading in the next morning s p.*j>T» opera TtM'onciliation; hevtsou. andbut tbd she prima haddonna liecn unable who oNo." f sentiment.„ It b gotal to be B -nerotu. To" hate “That's absurd! You must come.” 11 had attained mn-xampl'-d popular ­ to ke ,,p her such attention fixed ou tbe subcaBy; nnd thi*. no dopbt, effect ou had bare its cl osen “No; why should I? You have cl oecn 1, 1that tho applaud and floral tributes norer kootra me. I ject lung at a time cotnpreI on the singer, and warmed and sweet ity with theenough New York publictowas to i something be-, -which greeted the great singer on the th. l«r»t: it «a» tro”. bot It m* »>b suppo*e there wasvoice. But.Ksuch “-_ bend thefan-well hearingsinoftho it. same She characbad r-ls*1toj en<*l the that mn.de of her bid tl •.*rii d me. I never sve of her departure from oar shores U 1 were vonr wife you wouM “ There p-as n multitude of jwtty maiMiss Randolph ine. ’ seen an agitated [ accidents aside, you it aud was evident that h Inigti. yhichwho shewas hadinnunktheir frame ac- -iween __.leceivo — it would have । were such a* to outdo anything hitherto Low oil.' l.Juinlduotmimlf.wmi-mtf. ----------tottend to, people cared to undeceive you — i ‘ ntaare — the Gretchen “Faust.. ’’ sec; of ten mind.; jumping up many fromofIds chairtoand B h e | ult i improved, though precisely in Ix-eu giving the affair too much irapor- | -•xperienced. Tbe popular favorite wn# bet I Obraia not like you u> lean, th»t nt anotli-r time much of this might I iim I Intended to spend the day us I Bitting d»wn again twenty times, asking jbeen whatgiving respect Bellingham would have'j summoned innumerable timesi b.'fore the ‘ tancu. But. f whatever there might have ’have see tomher of no ahe little iraporbvo ta taw tartly 'tan 1' ■1 a*!|>o«iible wished questions which he solitude; tried to answer him- • found it difficult to say. Her manner U-AKrtninlv-nothing now. f^iirtain, and at the couclusum of the leaet not from me ToetoriV you .night tanre; b now all passed before her likci| been, there is certainly nothing now. 1 .utumu, win* ... ...^ ____ ____ __ __ 4h!nk — to work mind and arself, tailing aboutinto hisher reputation, about wa8 exul>ernnt, more concise and performance— But before the concluhare morrinl me. but uei-X-nv. My a cgt troublcimme dream, and when night the throng ideas that were everShe trillhad be." learned her power and dun of the performance s-ur e his fidelity to his of contracts, about IdsI jnor true. nt* Imp­ memory will 1‘ camo sow JiIxTaliry could not and have given a clear “Ifresource*, I was deceived thru i »!with »nT full see ptmed which did not apper. In the pa­ rowlinrdUe another there; to review financial about Mlle. Ma- । )ier and ured them account <|f anything that had happened. diould be after a whiles you refuse to camo to*j'at." whut whom wia past, to contemplate what raxia, he alternately abused and ।why confidence und nrt pers, but which (t will Im» ntcgasuy t0 good-by.” She put «m« 1' don't moreover, care to.” u; : J Dilling ­ might itto come. *But it and nil turned praised, aud between whom Beatrix I “fInsimply j.er ringing, could lie dis.relate. ward him find undlcd. f outt-'-emed liffcfly. She aTfcwcd he anxious towas bring about no an rein- ,ham eerued not tha music abruptly. . merely, but the A* the curtain descended upon tho hat He cuveiXf.l hi* eyes with the l»jck of Wolho character looked a( him. :mdthe decided -5AATA CJ^OtL jiora.- from morning night. terview. Beatrix till was willing, even ■ brnnan which pout that |>or- ict but oai* Gju. laisa was iu tho ‘I can’t bear itf h« said in • wLse.it When cuurso she tvoitl.l prowit ddo aoenca, rocoivud a ctuil, wh’ich hie hand. desirous. that the interview should take Ithe trayeil. was1xon not the to stage aud Boi­ place; but nothing of the sort happened, him any further. Th<»- ported, voice. , . . teemed to have upon him an effect as of broken Manum'o iu ernuble loco quircred tar and the inference was that Mlle. Marana j lingham went to hit rooms, lit a liuup. » strong charge of oloctridtyl He ran MADE ONLV BV . noment: ohe oeemed to wore!-, .ta and sat himself doom to read. But must hari? declin?d. precipitately to the private dcor com- wove.! elisW totrort htal M tho ««a when the hour for t!:o performaflea ap nucleating between tho houao und the her Uta parte.1 end her eyee those. But proachod bo closed t'j.- book, drs-'JoJ ESi. dwpbrowth himself, and drove tu tlw theatre. He stage, where a lady was standing much muffled up. She worn a black (Irons and her wlf rommmia. She looked ot £ eould not rerist thia impulse. When be ! cloak, and her head and ehoulder* were lx*?n an unexpected and pain- arrived tho overture was just conclud- j enveloped in a white lace shawl She atnx. ns much a* to wy, The: “ “ , ‘ng “I shall not be able to get a place.” j let this falV open as Inigo approached, comfort him " Then she sweep of her black dre*». moved to the fnl arene ith Madame Bemax. who had £ r?‘y' “ . ‘"“’"'I 1 b8 <-*■’ >° "« (» I'M M well." ■ und disclosed tho features of A'era Ma­ STiad opened it Bellingham fallen in Beatrix s dress, and poured j Uut wh( , n he p^fcjted himself nt tho uf Beatrix's dress, and pooped I ynt when he pre*er.ted . , himself at tho ‘ rana. She laughed goo-1 naturedly, and the »ki Wallic Dinsmore wepj jn*t upp.oachwgaud revolting story about ticket ,icketremarked offl" the office "tawith cl'rka- smile, clerk, wb" recognized who "^'tax-a “Justono ' ^ra Lim her hand, which bo covered forth a -You are late, mewieura, —,h„ m HamilH.mn--------„.*«! with wltlt a . mil ,_ "Justonu ..JMtonu sfa-had vendured from remarked smile, Mr. Bellingham, and that I witli ki**es, while hi* eyes devoured her Marana in a gay tone. “I have been ■ the____ r OUT-«a«~ — —------- . him, vacant. ton Jocelyn; had ended by calling her- '■ seat .v-w------- — ______ _ncnnnv _______tlie first with astonishment find interrogation. faring my homage!" Wlf.wl Itch, ' and ' dra laring that unlessI is the one you used to occupy tho first XI । “Well, M. Moses,” said she, “what Wai lie looked from one to thB rt ■ ore you so affectionate for? Have you Sirdniied her *he would kill her- of the scaaoq: win you have it?" ^]j tbe three, quietly observant. Ed. with seemed like manifest destiny. . “d the pinioned me*' hia face averted, waa putting on hw over right," said Bellingham. He took the "Pardoned! Ah! diva! By Jupiter! n.ut au.l 1ml: hr Utah pnltal th. tau" «t ticket, entered the house, and sat down. uu ui<» ov ,w, , Did you just comeZ’ tlw Utter over hi. syt» nn.1 went taxrtuy AsThe he did so tlie curtain this rose. night au 1 I interval lietween “1 waa hero from the first, but not in out, looking neither to the right nor left. tho one on which ho had last been h/re i box—no; one cannot hear there. 1 Beatrix, with one hand mting on tit. ■jJIU1 ’-’“ta*'"" , raabled Mm to draw • comparuon 1^. I "" common It marble .lr.«ins tnbl-. will her eyw trfcle Will- Mrtff Mntntff tbe ---------—-------- oao. --­ .nd her lathe, mid WMJio tww.tf t|„ Qrotchen at the debat and iwas --------------------J.™,t,t know what wh.t .be tiecftnary- 1 should *he open. Mood in a rort of tranro She b»d , could do-this young lady—this other not yet roen Bellingham. W .1110 offered . there had been a gnwt deal tlli, of tlw fM,KcU T|wn, a H. . ton and wane d»pntm? ead- mratol fe.u„g IBreoI,uble „mmg lbl) ’ self! Well, man ami, you may compuse w . vourrelf. I hnve heard her. t»»w I wish Marana Ins ann. ‘’“"■"tana! 1 audience. Tlw America people are fond -- ------------ - . “Since you are going, diva, be aata. Cototluct mo ». a .. wjlfcn juanagt.(i dramati- I hee ^c'r—8l>t‘ak to her. “permit me to escort you. Yr»u XU So. Oxtort BrookVa. 5. T. j where she i* und then leave us. I* any * “ - 1 wR«*w» «he is and then lea deretood me yceterday morning. V\ hat­ ‘ one with her?" ever hornege I have to offer shall paid ••Only her brother. Shall I*-----"Bien, blent .Lead on. mo» vieux. I nj3<dliuRham. thus abandoned to hi* am in a hurry* own guidance, strode up to Beatrix, who When he had brought her ta the door uttered a cry: it seemcihto her as if he of Beatrix'* ro®m shu made him depart, bud suddenly started up out of the floor. and then knocked at the duoe. It wa*‘ It had been hi* purpuae to make a final ' opened by E l. She made him n gesture appetd to her. amt no doubt his words at once uf gn* ting and of silence, and would have been eloquent aud moving, advanced into the roam, wiuch was and possibly they might hav© gamed filled with flowers. Beatrix wu* reclin­ THAT CAN BE RELIED ON liim hi* objqct. though he would bar® ing on her sofa with a nod and abstracted had to contend against the incompre­ BE UP exjiresrion; but as she raised her eyre hensible doubts, hesitations, perversity and met those of her visitor che sat TO . and pride of a v^inan who loves, and trayed. erect, and the next moment rare to her THE MARK was difficqjt to realize the peparste ex- feet "Yon are—Marana!" she said int know* that she is lov?d. aud yet draws BEARS THIS MARK. । back for tbe sake of something—heaven u-tince of anything else; wherever she an inward tone. Tlie two women gazed . know* what But. as it imppened. not a bUMxl she was the center and reason of intently at each other, and there was si. syllable of Bellingham's appeal was ever the scene. Every gesture and move­ leuco for several seconds. At last the ment woe an eniightenm*mt and a grati­ . uttered, for before lie could open hi* visitor said: “I had thought I was Ma­ fication. She was always where she be­ lips to begin the bell rang which conrana until now. But now. madrmoirelle. longed. Each thing shu did su nicely [ veyed the order for the curtain to rire on the name is yours by the right that you fitte<l the. occasion that the spixrtator the last act. So he. perceiving that there have made it more honorable.” fancied lie had known beforehand that wo* no time to lo^e. simply caught B?a"Oh, no—no!” tho other murmured. it would so be done. “This is what she k trix in hi* arm*, met her rye® (or hn “Yes. yre, yes!" said Marana, with a was b<irn for,” said Bellingham to turn­ smile, which,' however, was quickly lostt instant, and kissed her. After that it self with gloomy frankucas. "1 slioul l . was too late for her to draw back, even only have been in the way. I'm glad 1 in the gravity of her reigning exprve-? hod she wished to She went to tska bion. "You hove surx>rised me," she came here, if only to have made sure of . her part on the stage, but *.he loft a NEEDS NO LAUNDERING. CAN BE WIPED CLEAN IN A MOMENT. continued, after a pause; “I; did not that. Such a woman r-hould no more be mean to forgive you! I wo* angry. But marguerite in Bellingham's hand. monofiolizrd and -caged in domesticity Such is the private history of that than a waterfall or a strain of music. your voice has culled my heart out of memorr.ble last night, the other detaUs my bosom. There is no one who can Tl»e mischief of it is that I did not recog of which hav^‘ bcrti sufficiently describm ring like you—no one—not even I!” nizo the fact before.” X The tone ia which these wor.L* were tn the journal* of the {icriod. Mra. Pe­ As he sat nlnorbed in her. and happy ters is understood to hare sailed for in apitc of his unhappinee*, he noticed uttered—dignified, but profoundly pu Europe a day or two later. Jocelyn div MORTGAGE SAI I!. that she carried in her girdle a bunch uf thetic. a* of a great queen discrowning appeared, leaving unsavory traces be­ Default h tvtec te-*n ,M'1: »h* •ya.'UUSte herself — touched Beatrix to the *onl and margumtiiu The discovery gave him a hind him. Mr.. Randoljth. senior, re­ gradual start, so to say; he became only her eye* fill.-d with tear*. Siu shook turned to hi* place up the Hudson.where her head, but she could not speak. After dowlv aware how much it surprised and ifacGfrrot he is occariowdly visited by his married /> NUr U* affect.*! him. He had always provided all there was a ravishing sweetness in daughter. Ed entered the office of the her with a bunch of them, whenever she this praise, coming from the one source latter'* husband in the capacity of clerk, in tbe world which there could be no sang iu ‘ Faust," from the first day on­ and is doing wt-U. A* for Mlle. Marana, ward: often not without difficulty, for gainsaying. iw»r_a:u ci>’» a»-Ut«*l &y * ‘ wbv “Yon two ought to (rail in a team,” the famous prima donna, ehe hw van­ daisies do nut grow in northern meadows hi» R ixnlion to M.G»rL*n.l.tl. ished as utterly a* i/ she Bod never haa ! all the year round. Hal she, during his put in Ed. “No theatre standing would la^tai-: wiartr •* ’“th ol *5 a"'<cB*vn hltr betr di'Jj r«*.nJ«*l I abasnee, been procuring theffi for brt-. hold the audiences that would come to any existence. MJ laoctA.** tn«oe < i-rc" There are two or three person* in New r- 'i > - i 1"“’ or was this the first occariem of her hear you ring together!" 1 ■iurtC*L*r »br*u«i kreb llr buM­ York who are. believed know— sotne! n;rau tbe pmalse* J«* ?• »*.! tbrtr Marina made a gesture of negation ... , -- to —-------Simply cawjht Beatrix fa hit amu and wearing them since ha went awfty? The galbst or oiit:u» ? tit »i* by lcwith her bead. "There shall never be ! **un& M»ut her; there are perhaps kitted her. former was much the more A’kcly. Acapprures bj *»iC n t but Marana." »1i« aH prooffly, ••and ,1 dozen '”” who k know ~” enough —• to look wise rtoi it shill b? Ia*iu! I H e Altogrlher the evening fell ominously. trcBBes become accustomed to little parlo rff.'c’ meh lp>;:r.v r. sr.d th when the matter is broached in their But as Beatrix drove to tbe theatre in a ticulars of tbe toilet, and are not at ease she shall be the greatest singer in the pren>-uni r» paid ter lira T* » farther lieu u»0e Ibepreralw*. tarar.ee n.JrreM covered sleigh .a kind of calmnnM. almost, without. them. Nevertheless Belliug- world! Behold her!" she added, with a presence: there are a hundred or two who have heard a report to tho effect at tut rJk ultO r*e e«oi.. mi tb? ‘rd non happincss. came over her. These regular j ham ham could could not not banish banish tho tho notion that movement of her eyes toward Beatrix. gam L.w!rit nctfrerre to clfcet -u .. :-’»(»■«*• that there were seme facts connected meeting* with her audiences had grown tho the latter Utter alternative might might be tho true “As for me, 1 sing no more! I have bra n EstaW reortm®r*«e<t*<I I’ »with her engagement in thia city which tetrcl; r the buai ot (.<• on th- ’*1; JV v yc<ur audience, mademoiselle; 1 will Did he believe it because he to be an indescribable resource and sup- ’ one. IRrt u>Ur last and th< re I* tea «»•»• M <« « have never been fully explained, but tho port to her. They enabled her to throw wished it9 Why should he wish it? It never again have an audienoe of my. Jiv- lor »crh •r.rurafire the *eta ol 6-.’4 groat maw of tho public have never boon own! ” , And It waa furtuerexrns* i ‘n M was useless to torment himself with such aside herself and her affaire; to appeal MSfMP.tlMtabvuldlhrn14 »< l (IrUuM U at tho pains to entertain any misgivings “Do not say it—you break my heart!from tbe narrow and interested circle of questions. tbe p.; meat of tlie interest upon th • They content them­ cried Beatrix; and she glided forward, on th ■ subject. •ay nay a ben the Mine tbouM t>c .lor rd Hr Hht private friends and enemies to the In matters appertaining to Mias Ran •bV. ai»S sInm* iU‘ »*u» • vast, impersonal, careless, good humored dolpli he seemed to be swayed "by an in­ and took the Ruvinn impvtuuudy in her selves with looking forward to tho time in »rreori lor lb.space of »Uty {Up ttt» "Tell her, Ed.” she said, half when that most faithful und enter­ world of the public, who loved and ap­ fluence, a fate, an attraction, almost in­ arm*. t-IUMUT BALK. ” pr»oc;|ra! on Mid morteafe teouM t■H*; I. nur.ju.ra ertrr u>« opCIou of tho »*ld wortgegre. *ud ti e ictctw plauded her artistic self, and knew and dependent of his own will and reason. turning to appeal to him, but not letting prising of impresarios Gen. Inigo shall d'etre ol the eireu.t court far Uir CoUStJt Ol due on liir XWh Ots of Sovrsnt^r K«' ._*? the cared nothing about her real thoughts What could be mure unreasonable than Marana go. “It ia I who shall ring uo once more bring out at his new opera Bany, iu। chaneerr. hi tbe elate of MleMgao. UMMimotf.O Wrf travlnx tat* !••• • lllWlt- Mllrt ru. lira __ . and existence. How would it be when to suppose that this bunch of marguerites more: 1 did it only to help my father und house the great Marano. saiae harlug retaolard nripaul turn- teh «U*. •Oder >«ld option «ud ui .rigasi* i-* ‘‘.run ) THE END. thb resource no longer remained to her? was a secret signal to him to come to him. This is the lastenight. If you care She put that question aside, and the por­ her. to speak with her. to be once mon- for him do not punish his sister. Be inrre i* nvw ihhiku >>• • •-- — mortgage the sura of Otell .%• as<l >!•*• «**"»? ter al tho stage entrance, who attached all that he had brara to her—an J more? yourself again, and be my sister. tooP •CftlUt far said lUMtraKvMid .great importance to the smile of greet­ Had not that interview in last evening’s Marana drew her bead back, and Mn>t he (wretullv cnhsMeret by «be im-at ter of thirty Sre doUar* provide,* .ar tt nid -mv of people In tetri-g even neceMUttes ing be received each evening from tbe snow storm put an end to all such an­ gazed -dot a moment into the other's I nf sate nmrtraae. aud m» or |> lie Iloal* SUrutMeiHa coramend* itself ft. Ibr te^nncn.-. *t n,7^ni IS? “J ar law havi.« tech |.,M‘.ltitrd I" f7‘7* div*, reported on thi* occasion that th- ticipations? But. again, was this the eyes. Then she kissed her gravely <ni wtU>»t*ecl lteree»«i tbe srciU middle classes, ItiXl J- H**ttKC* CMU.U ul -^onomy wlu» dear lady had seemed to be in especially same woman who had vanisiied from both check*, and dioengage.l herself. breau-e ft cwwlae* great m>-<ilciQ*l rawer It t* tt e nnlv madlclne No«.therefor?.by virtue<■!lb- l-» J«“‘i good spirit*. Moreover she had slipp' d him in tho ’bus on that occasion? With "You believe, then, that I really love <>r wbHi ran «rety be MUd ••too <!<»** rate dollar " c^ilaiued tu said uiwtgaxr. lu>d «h ■ into his hand a .-unff box (he waa a Han­ ■o much difference in her surround­ your brother?" she said. and a ttdtiie I •krn arrordlnK tu dtreeUoo* »U1 such c**e uiadr aral i»nn ul.-d. hrttw * . "Yes, indeed! How could you help । average lo t&M a tnoutii. given thaioo tteltuday tbe M>lft«vn»» overian and took «iuff) containing, not ings was there none in her? Well, she Jura* A. D. vat.at tell v'clnr* l>. It ri'rff, but a |L‘O bank note. had betrayed no consciousness of his it?" exclaimed Beatrix warmly. After two trials a hive of women Mae1 shall seU a: pu-Alc aurno*-- to Ike ‘ • And you, monsieur, wlust have you cv . Ihm-s ha* l»wn organized at Bad Axe, bidder, al the u*.rth trwil *»* •< A few hour* before th* theatre ojiencd presence to-night. They had exchanged huctse in the City at Hart in** •« ■ ’ *Wallie Dinsmore had met Geoffrey Bel­ no glance, as sometimes in the former to aay?' continued the other, letting her willi Mr*. 11. L. Chipman as .commander. lingham in that general rendezvous or days. After it was said and don?, how­ eyes rest upon him with a certain veiled To strenxlben the hair, thicken the growth, American celebrities the corridor uf the ever, Bellingham know that h? should intensity, the lids half drooped. “Are stop it* btancMi>K and tallinn out. and uber* find himself behind the scene*, face to you also of opinion that you are not in­ It la irray to restore tl«e youthful eolor, me 11*11 'a *Tve been looking for yon for the last face with her. before the night was different to me?” Hair Renewer. “It would take a cleverer man than 1 renty-foar hours." he said, "but this ia over. Ex-Gov. Blair, of Jarkso®, 1* outraged Inigo, by what he considered a bold am to sec through you. Vera," returned on a book which will contain hl* recollte| "Maybe that's why I'm here." respond stroke of statesmanship, had placed one the young gentleman naively; “but I tlons of Michigan during war time*. 1 Geoffrey laconically. of the stage boxes at lhe disposal of don’t believe that 1 could be loving you aimjanooipn. Like Humpty Dumpty on the .wall, we a great fail Wlja? Santa Claus Soap comes tljeir way; FAIRBANK’S SOAP has come foslay NKFAIRBANK&CQCH1CArn CASTOR IA ____________________ - • for • I Infants and Children, £K£/?r WATERPROOF COLLAR on CUFF Not to BTpllt! trade ~ Elluloid mark. THE ONLY LINEN-LINED WATERPROOF COLLAR IN THE MARKET. Janes &!00 & ♦1-75 I W. L DOUGLAS $3 SHOE A. E. Woolley, Agent. Rsj‘» •*1 wanted you to dine with me yester- '*4 went to Ddmonico's.” “Europe has demoralized you." • Pertutpe. I aaw Hamilton Jocelyn P -• , and Inigo. That fellow's a acoun- • Jocelyn. Do you know what he has doing? Tbe v had both of them drinking and ft leaked oat. He ten defrauding Mia Randolph of a Mlle. Marana, known as Mrs. Peters. “If she means to make a row," ha ar­ gued, ‘ treating her gentlemanly won’t make it worse, and it may just tone her down a lit<e." But, whatever the lady may have thought of tbe compliment, she omitted to avail herself of the box When the curtain ruse she had not ar­ rived, and tbe box remained empty all the evening. This was of evil omen to the peace and friendly feeling which He resorted frequently - to the bar, though with no good effect on his anx­ iety. . so much as I do if you didn’t love me back." "But would you marry me, even?" "Ed's face flashed and his eyea spark­ led. “Haven’t 1 shown that J would?" be demanded between his teeth. “Don't make game ot me. Vera, unless you mean to be kind afterwardr She stood looking at him, her bead a little bent to tbe left, her anus hanging down ou both rides ot her graceful fig­ ure. 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H»P Iren (1K» roc*, iarm- uw -*»•••• •• ’(j.cv ra-Ltrr « Main street nliwue nd* i" 1 * of bmtmUiK .cuflteBliw one trand" 4 • •• *nn«rv r.*t« 6f ground, vrinf in U-* 1 W.ra'taiMl. ra-.<.rrtivs to lb* ttKranS. n beta* ®u tbe B W *• "I ‘ ** N.A.W. MajivM (;u:1 ,M, > RurrK ft c<.u.i;'" r. Atrorue%* lor Moricacv. Dated Mareb is. i»i-_____ _____ . —~ 60 Toil TAKE THZ ‘’-AUrrt.ra. Ta Leant ott not? ’ �/7f/ IS NOT A LICENSE. The 1 reasury Corrects a Popu­ lar Misapprehension. YOUR UNCLE SAM AND THE SALOON. Government Oom Not louf Lle«n*e» to Sell Tanglefoot, Bat Simply Bcevlpt* for Taxe* Paid—The Preaidant’* Fam­ ily Frightened by a Violent Kntranoo Into thr While Hon«e—Senator Vance’* Stepson M«Ui» t U«d Break, Induced by Too Mitch WhUkjr. JOSEPH li JOHNSTON DEAD. Washinuton erfr. March 28-Gvn. Joseph Eggleston Jdhuston died of Jheart failure at tab resldeuc.- it^tbfa city at 1145 j o’clock Saturday TlsT*» nig t. With him at the last mo£ jW meat was ex-Gov'igBw ernor McLane, of Maryluuil, - — tbe nurse, His death was very sudden, and a few moment* before tbe dissolution there “was no out­ ward appearance to indicate it Hr™ * then gasped fee- ess* JO*- r- JOlUMTON.? bly once or twice, and the groat leader ol armies had himself obeyed the lm>t summqos. Gen. Johnston had been confined to bfa room for several weeks past, an4 during the last few days had gradually grown weaker, WILCOX’S CHARGEFurther About" that Alleged Michigan Bribery. THE SENATE OKDEBS AN INQUIRY, Would-B. Lansing. Mich., March 24.—The scan­ Washington City, March 2S.—Acting dal arising out of the stateiqent of Sena­ Secretary Nettleton, of the treasury de­ tor Wilcox, the labor representative uf partment, makes publio ths following the Twelfth district, that an attempt had .■ircular letter tc the revenue collectors been made to bry» him to vote with the t hroughoul t he count ry: Republicans against lhe redistrictlng bill Sin: Letter? are fr qscnlly received at fa assuming large proiKjrtions. Senator the department stating that In m»ny parts Wilcox says thut the man who informed ■A the country retail 1 qnur deniers claim biin that the Independent senators had to hold n |K rmit or license front the United the chance of their lives it they wonld States for enrrj log o.i thSr business; that vote with the RepubllcauB ] oh political u: many cases where local law prohibits Went to Sleep Uke a Babe. public drinking places the law fa, openly His death was so peaceful that Gen. measures, nnd that three of them would McLane, who was nt his bedside, could have a market value ot IhO.OCO, was George violated by persons who claim to do busi nrss under at least tho moral sanction of not for a moment believe that the general W. Owen, of Oromo. Owen Is publisher -federal license," and that this fact, to­ was dead. There was not a sigh, not a of the Sblnwnsse American and Is known gether with tbe belief common among movement; his heart censed to bent, nnd as a stalwart Republican. he sank to rest ns peaceably and a* quietly The Matter "So Be Investigated- f • many good citizens that the United States nsuhabj to sleep. Iu addition to bis uuverninunt does in fact issue such ,11Owen said yesterday tb^t he Btovcr ,he irt trouble the general bad contracu-d -.uw-i greatly ret irds the enforeemeutjof a severe cold, when be recently acted us offered Wilcox £11.000. “Wlltax,” bi said, v. bolesomu restrictive laws and promotes pal! bearer at thr funeral* of Admiral *gnvv me to understuml that ho was op­ . dl-order. ' ‘ | posed to a gerrymandering scheme. All 1 Porter aud Gen. Sbc^nun. The License Only a Receipt. said, as 1 recollect it, watt Unit this was If should Im- ubucc-sary to state that tihe tho chance of his life.” Owen also Hated Gen. Johnston was born near Farm ­ vtub-4 Stales government does not fasi’.e ., -.me or permit of any nature to uhy ville, Va.. Feb, X, Wn. He was graduated that he had talked with a ppuuiuetit Do­ ; in r.ny slate to carry on the btfai- in the same class with Gen. R. E. law troil Republican, Senator | Jdc Weiss, . - of retail liquor dealer, and it is diffi- from W«t |x4nt in l&y, and ranked Lee about the independeut voile before ap­ ! alt to understand how any intelligent proaching Wilcox Weiss s4id lostjulght ---n-qnu lx: iiiij>rti-d upon by the oppo- beltiun, being hi* xiuiur as a general tn the that ho had talked over tho attuatioh with After the war he Owen, but denied that there tva* nnr inti­ .iu- claim. Cutigren-. having levied :» Confederate army. sj-rred in congreM from the Richmond, ■ -. uiu>- Mamp lax of <25 per annum on mation that votes would be purchased. basinet* uf retail liquor dealer, the Va.. district, and was sub equently com- At au evening session held tit 10 unlock u (>nnt»!--:.»ner ct interna! revenue eu- mi^iener of railroad*, being appointed by la*t night, the senate tiuatiinjotisljPr. — i*.«nt Cl. Vt-lamL With the death of a , .>jx tocolltt.i this tax, wherever and > adopted a resolution appointing a fecial w hom-oever th« business is carried on; Gen. JoLn»t><ii theiv fa removed the last committee to fully Investigate tbehvliolc no »emb!:dieo ol permfa-ion, express pruniinv.il .figure on either aide in tbe matter. implied, is given, by tho United State* great civil war. The ftuiera! uf Gen. John­ CLEVELAND TO THE HOOSIERS. government in its revenue laws or other- ston w ill probably take place on Weiiuvs.vise t- begin urcontinue such business in dny, and ub> remains will be interred any place contrary to state or.kcal lego- at the Grevuinount cemetery, Balti­ more. Indianapolis, March 2i.—Kx-Pmudeiit A Cli.-.uge- Slade In the l orm. MRS. JACKSON SET FREE. Cleveland in a letter to tbe liidfann.Tnriff •It win to make clear this purpose of carefully respoetlug state laws and poReform league declining lo bh present at : . reituknions prohibiting or restricting tbe league** annual meeting, says: “You ■.!!•• liquor trafllc that congress enacted Iommjn, March 20. —Mr. anti Mr*. Jack- i will not, 1 Lope, think it amiss if -I sug­ ’ :.<■•.> .;,2l3 of the revised statutes. In son, principals iu the recent abduction j gest the necesUty of pushing, with; more • i-. r that this |iuipo*a as thus embodied case at C'lithoroe. appeared in tlie court of I vigor than ever, the doctrine on your 'jmc maybe author-tatively auuounerd appeals here yesterday in answer to a writ ■ organizatiou I 1K-Iieve that the tliecries u -rover the^ax is collected a change has L.-n made in the form of lhe United of habeas corpus, issued by thu lord high ! and practices which tariff reform antag­ chancellor. Mrs. Jaqksnn gme uo mdi- ’ onize- are cesponaible for tn.-tuy, if nut all, Slates stamp is«h>sl to retail dealers as • . ah-uce ih.-it. they have paid such tax.’1 cation by looks or action* of discontent ' of thr evils which afflict our jieoph-. If "'he Trt-w form, which will go into U.sc nt her treattnent by her husbaud, and sat there is a scurcity of the clrcu|atihg Jt-'y hik-st. has Mumped across its face by him during tfro hearing. The testi­ medium, is not the experiment wortji try­ •u. -fo’biwing-tatemrnt: "This stamp Is ' mony given did not present any material j ing. as u remedy, uf waving Uio mubey in ■imply a rerein t for a tax duo the gnv- additiem* to the facts already published. : the hands of the people, and for their u».-, ■ riuiiviil. and dqcs not exempt the holder Mr. Jack-»ot: said he wiz**l his wife and which fa nacdlcsely taken away j from , fnnn any pcUaR^*. or punfahmrut provided conveyed her to Blackburn only to enlist ■ them under the pretext of neoasaury taxation.* ••ir by t'«- l..-v <jif any state fur carrying symiuitby lor bimsr.1*. a the sa’d business within such state, t: ■! dot-s uotautbtiriif the commencement “If the farmers ---------lot is a -----------------hard one In his Mrs. Jackson listened with extreme. ----------------ht>r the contniuajuvc of such business con­ comnotiure to the arguments uf her hus- discouraging struggle tor better rewards trary to the laws uf such state*, or in baud’s counsel, which were to the effect Of hl* loll, are the pricesof bis products to places prohibited by municipal law. Sm that a busbaad is the owner of his own be improved by a policy which hampers M-etion 3,143 revised statutes. United wife. At the conclusion of the testimony trade in hte bc*t markets and invite* the and argument the lord high chancellor j competition of dangerous rival*? Wbcth.States.” • ■_________ ' • 'dedded that the husband had uo legal er other menus of relief may appear necA RAID ON THE WHIft HOUSE. right to detain his wife against her will e*aary lo relieve pre*«t hardships. I beand without giving her an opportunity to ; licve tbe principle of tariff reform promsenator Vance’*: Step-Son Gives the Namain tain her cause l i court, and Mrs. j be* a most important aid in their ameltiouai Capital a Sensation. Jacksun was given her liberty. This up-1 ioralion, and that the continued and WASHINGTON City. March 23.—Harry peal was made by Mra. Jackson's friends j earnest advceacy ot this principle is es.Martin, n stcp-san of Senator Vance, of against lhe decision of the ca^rt ot, sentinl to tbe lightening of the burdens of North Carolina; jumped through lhe queen’* bench, which was that Mrs. Jack-* our country men. blinds and window of a room in tho ex­ son had her remedy in an application to a I "Hoping ihat your organisation, may ecutive mansion Saturday )night at » magistrate - au application which her ' continue to be ooe.of great usefuinem and I encouragement. I am yours respectfully, 'clock, io one leap, ana landed prone husband would not let her make. "Grover CLEVELAStt" upon the floor. Tbe crush of breaking THE NEW ORLEANS RIOT. glax* attracted tiif Mtleution of Officers Dubois and Kcnhy, onXjfuty in tbe man­ Attorney General Roger. Preparlag to MADISON, Wjs., March IM.—The senate sion, who.at once rushed into tbs room. , •y., mm..!, p»wl ~TM»1 bill, foritak.-c Sew Oeleaks. 1^, M.rcl. -M. Two I ur pTOtectjon of wcrkla- propio Ik Uc; Upon the appearance of the officers. Mar­ tin immediately began an attack on them. ««r» r.turr-1 by lb. gr.n.l , gnil „ocumd the bouM After a severe struggle he was overpow Jurylut nlgbi. ...ppwJly kg.ln.1 men ; „„ m„ki„8 lte lo„„, ilm|, o» . nd nnd sent to the police station. who were reueernel in th, nllag.-.l bnb-; trull ,uudM p.-r cenk Tb« uMaibly. The President Grabs a Club. ery of the jury which failed to convict the ' pursuing its course ot economy, refused The struggle iq overcoming Martin cre­ murderers of Chief Hennessey. Attorney ; tupass numerous appropriation bills aud ated the greatest uproar, and thr presi ' dent rushed dow* the stairs from the sec­ General Rogers proposes to prosecute tlie 1 referred them to the retrenchment comond story, where he had been sitting with mob. “I want to say,” he said, “that 11 mittee, whose general duty it fa toacate . hfa family, and witnessed the struggle. am not in sympathy with that uprising. I I down all demands aud put lhe preset He had seized a heavy cane os he came, reganl it as a deplorable affair, add if in- session on record as being lhe men and stood by really to render tbe officers dietmeats are returned I mean to fight to- economical ia all time. Spmker Ho®tn is the bitter bitter end. end. II do do not not believe believe in in mob mob Hl nnd unable to attend tu his duty. . assistance K^ne^led. While being bound, the Martin uttered thr moat foul language, violence as a means of enforcing the law. which could l>e heard all over the house. The Waehisgtox City, March SM —Senator affair made Mrs. Hnrrison aud the ladies “It may be true that the jury in tbe of the mansion very nervous during the re­ Benneasey cuss was bribed, but that does Blackburn teas cause to love President mainder of the evening/ Martin is a vfrell- not justifftbe mob in assuming the right Harrison less than be possibly did a few known young mnn-about-town and quite to execute tbe law. I am in possession of- months ago. The trouble uow is the failure popular in social and club circles. He has enough evidence to justify me in proceed­ of tbepreald«ot,to sign a little bill that the been drinking freely of late and Saturday ing at once if 1 can get tbe grand jury to senator had passed in tbe closing hours night was bordering on delirium tremens. help me.” The attorney-general's pro­ of the late congress. The bill, hod it be­ would uu»c have restored the sena­ Mrs. Vance visited her son at the police iMMed posed action is regaraea regarded aa on a renection reflection oi ol come . a law, ... wumu - . ..iwutcu .. - -uuc jajnny. ... station nnd a very affecting scene oc­ Got Nicholls’ position. Tbe governor, j tor’s son-ln laW, CapL Hall, of the curred. The .mother wept, and tbe son, though he was in New Orleans the day oi‘-to tbe lineal rank which he held several .. . ■ I __ i ___ _ K.._ ........ .-4..^. trinwfprr.il with who seemed rational, maintained a sull.-n the uprising, and has been here ever since, years ago before being transferred, with silence. Mrs Vrincv wished to take her has not once given voice to bis opinion his own consent, from the infantry to the cavalry. •-on home, but Sferjt. Montgomery for­ about the lynching. bade it. A Coal Tanaine ia ChilL Washington Crrr, Month 28,—Recent newspaper advice* from Valparaiso re­ port that nearly all of the traffic upefti the railways of Chili has been suspended be­ cause of a coal famine in that country. The price of con! an tbe 17th of January was 155 a ton. and the supply was almost exhausted. Unless the blockade of the coal ports is »oou raised railway traffic, and al! industries requiring fuel,will have to be entirely suspended. Officers Murdered by Moonshiners. NVashisuton limr. March 28.—In­ ternal Rerenua, Commissioner Mason re ceived a telegram Saturday announcing that R. I. Barnwell, an employe of the in­ ternal revenue bureau, was killed, and Deputy Marshal Erim mortally wounded Friday in Slockes county, N. C. They were destroying an illicit still at the lime, and were fired upon from the brush. No arrests. Military ArUvlty In Canada. Ql’EBec, March 21.—Tbe government cartridge factory is running full time on orders from Ottawa, and it is understood that n factory for aiaking Martini-Henry ammunition is to be established. The cause of this activity is unknown. Sacrahento, Cal., March 20.—The Cali­ fornia senatorshqi contest ended Thursday in tho election ot Charles N. Felton, of San Mateo. Al thr conclusion of the roll­ call on the fir*t ballot in the Joint conven­ tion Estee bad received 40. Felton 40, .Johnson 4, IVrklna 1 and Blanchard L Before tbe ballot was announced a num-' ber of Estee's followers and all of Blanch- j ard'fi and Johnson's and tho scattering • vote went to Felton, which portended hit certain elecliou. This wa- followed by al­ most an ent.re change of Republican votes In Felton’* tavor. four Democrat* voting for Heacock changed to White, and theresuit of the Lariat as announced waa as follows: Estre, IS; Folton. 73; Johnson, I; Heacock, 1; White (Dem.), 29. Houston. Tax., March 23.-Tbs biggest manufacturing concern in the world was organized here Saturday. The corporation will have a capital of f’5.000.000, and pro­ poses to establish plants to coat from 55f,to 1200,000 in Hou-rton. New Orleans and other southern cities in the cotton. belt. _____________________ London, March 2L-Tbe Pall Mall Gazette says: “Unless something is done lourmg nnouv. rapprochement quickly to bring about a ri the colonies colonies aud aud ~~ the colonial office I Ngw Yong. March 21—A cablegram to between the —— the Police Gazette from London anys the we may find the Newfoundland kettle <u Peltqan club has offered a purse of £000 ' fish go the way of the Boston packet of ________ for a fight betweeti Ted Pritchard aud J U'a.z ■Jack Dempsey, allowing Dempsey £lu0 for expenses. COLL’NBU* U, March 24 —The west­ bound limited mail on the Panhandle Ex-Gar. Robinson Will Di*. Elmira, N. Y., March 2L—Ex-Goveraor crashed into a freight train at CpneovUle Eo^uson was stronger yesterday. There last night, John Dickinson, fircitwn; Oscar Faxrow, engineer, and John Bar­ is no hope, bowcrar, that be will recover, rett were injured, the first fatally. aud death may ensue at any monent. A Match Offered t» Drs>pwy. WlXSTED, Conn., Marcli 24.—Tbe gov­ ernor’s fast day proclamation was not read in any of the churches Sunday as has been the- custom. Tbe town derk, George Wentworth, a Democrat, did not furnhb tbe official proclamation to the pastors ot th- different churches, andsays _________________ _ ________ that his __ reason for not doing so was_____ that be diti not recognize Bolkeley as gov^0^ - LINCOLN, Neh., March 21.—After last­ ing over aeveuty fuor hours the deadlock in the senate broken yesterday after­ noon by the Independents succeeding in winning.over one of the Republican op­ ponents to the freight rate bill. Tbe call of the honse was dispensed with and the bill passed. It now goes to the governor for bis signature. Washington Citt, March 24.—Ex-Sena­ tor Blair has accepted tbe Chinese mis alon, and bate arranged to sail from San Francisco to thr Flowery kingdom on the fat of May. He has already received his instructions from lhe secretary of PimBCBfi. Pa. March M—Last Thursday Henry Reddy, of Allegheny. enUrad the salt works of Haiku beck <fc Company, on Rebecca street, in an intoxicated con­ dition. After 9 Hruggfa lhe watchman succeeded in putting Reddy out ci tbe buiWIug. He sat down in au open win­ dow and had not been seen since. Yester­ day bi» body was found at tbe bottom of one of ties boiling salt vat*. It fa sup- I puard that 'ie went tu sleep on tbe win- I dow sill and fell backward into tire vat, 1 where he was literally bolted to death. AN OFF-COLORED ATFEC 1 ION. NEWS IN BRIEF. Central Park, L I., March 24 — Everybody here fa interested iu tbe case of a colorc<l man named Squire* and a young white woman name4 Ida Muy Flock. The story had its commencement several month* ago, but every one hnd forgutten the nffnlr until it was suddenly caHed to their mind* by tbe appearance of It fa announced at Denver that thecni tire Maxwell grant, 'cumprbJng i.TJO.WO j acres, hus been sold to u oyndlaile with a I capital Block of <Ki.'OPJ.OOO. The pric.- fa d ot'made pui.i c. hut tbe agent’* cumizl* ; slot, amounted Co <150.000. ■ A Democratic club of Kedkuk, Ig., has presented Moore nnd Cockrell, of the । Illinois iegfalaturc, each with ’ a silver Squires, who instated that hfa pale-fnerd sweetheart was being Illegally deprived of her liberty far the purpose of preventimr their lharringe. Ida May fa a daughter of the late William E.Hinkle. Two yearango she became infatuated with Squires, aud when her relatives remonstrated with her, asserted thut her du*ky wooer was a goutleiunn nnd that*he would marry him in spite of tho opposition ot her family. Ah the young woman was considerably under age. her Iriends ha 1 her sen’ to the lluu*e of Rc.'uje for Women at Hudson, N. Y., where she still remains. | । i ■ i ! : j - * * medal. Sarah Flanagan and her daughter, Anna, have been sentenced to bs hanged at Christ Church. New Z.-aland, for kill­ ing the daughter's illegitimate child. Tbe Royal Adelphi, a benefit association doing business in Michigan, Minnesota and other states, has collapsed. Theiilck benefit was bigger than it could stand. The Philadelphia Record charge* that Pennsylvania ha* been robbed ot over <1,000,tXJO in tho management ot the soldiers' orphans' school*. The state senate ha* ordered an investigation. A „ Itockport, Ma. ku . ea, whlch „ ht .,blch > has a perfectly white fur »and deep blue ------------------------------------------- = Saturday. Au open switch did . No pasteDgrrc hurt. In a- closely -con te*t*d race over usual courte ou tl>e Thame* liver S day. .the Oxford bout crew won the an utea, but by only half a length. Il was the twenty-fifth victory for Oxford. Governor Hill has accepted lhe Invita­ tion to deliver the oration at tho unveil ing of the Henry W. Grady monument at Allan ta. “Black Jack" Yattaw, who acquired notoriety by keeping a bumboat at the government pier Chicago and defying tbe city authorities, is dying. Two hundred Chilian insurgents who fell into tbe hands ot the government forces near Valparaiso uro reported to have been shot d^wn-ln cold blood. ' It is reported that the Steinways, the build a grand music hall in Chicago, to lw complvto-i before tho opening th< World’s fair. * 'While one iover was gone for a license to wed her, Miss Maggie Silfa, a slippery | maiden of Dobbin, W. Va., slipped ont of 111. Dow l.orowl that Squlro. ho goo. . her father's house and was married to a so> far as to KDolv apply to J Judge uJuh Edwards for a a writ of habeas corpus, alleging that tbe eyes. The most Interesti’ig thing about it later Romeo. woman is desirous uf fulfilling b*r prom­ Is that It is deaf aud dumb. There i» report in New York that Sena­ . ise to marry him, an-l Is being kept iu tor Edmunds will resign his scat and Cures for raneer are inctcadng Jnjju^ni closa confinement without ber consent Secretary Proctor hi* portfolio, when the ami by force. Tlie writ was refused on a ber. Dr. Mnrcu* Fay, a Hungarian piij-i latter will bs elected senator from Ver­ technicality, but Squires renewed his as­ dan, has announced to the Medical Asso­ mont iu Edmunds' place. sertion that he would marry tbe girl ciation ot Debreczin a complete cure ot Paroell *nyn he ban put his resignation notwithstanding the prot?sts of members cauccr by the application of aniline. as a member of parliament for Cork into ■ Flockberjirifis«dd toUe I Celestine Kaltenbicli, of Potod, Wh., ofiin-rkmii,.M«.r . the hands of Nolan to be sent in &s A t„v.-.n in KAthe the oldest oldest ixntmawter po*tma«ter In in tlie tl>e United United State*. State*, in ignorance of ! he step* being taken to se­ soon as Tim Healy shall resign also, cure her rdi.iso. Her relatives *ay that died Wednesday morning, aged 78 year*. when the two men will content the con­ she liat* changed her mind concerning He wa* appointed postmaster in 1838 stituency. Squires, an 1 w.ll have nothing to do with nnd bad held said office continuously. . The funeral services of Lawrence Bar­ him. She is alleged to lie perfectly conTheodore Schwartz & Ca, private rett took place in the parlors of tbe Wind­ lentfd where she i«, nnd decline* to join bankers of Louisville, have assigned. sor hotel, New York, Monday, Rev. iu any petition for her release. Their liabilities are <300,000. The Union Thoma* E. Sherman officiating. His re­ Tobacco works, ot tlie same city, were ■ WILL BE A GREAT FIGHT. forcti'l to the wall by the failure of mains were taken to Cohasset, Maas., for burial. Among the floral tributes was I Schwartz & Co. The one from Mrs. Navarro, nee Auderaom_ A number ot girh of the Kennedy high Ex-Governor Lucius Robinson, of New school were thrown into the water at Bir­ York, died in Elmira at noon Monday. San Francisco, March 3L—Ths fl»tic mingham, Ala., Wednesday. Andrew The Milwaukee Bridge and Iron worK« ev-.-pt which lootps up moat coosplcubusly Moore, a young man, plunged in, saved lay. Their in tbe future Is the Corbett-Jackson one girl, but in trying to save a second failed esM.wt meeting. Much genuine interest is taken perished with her. Thoma* S. <obb, ex-state senator and in the fight because Ixith men are rccogBoston Is the only city in the world capitalist of Kakutiazoo, Mich., diednized.as scieuliflc fighter*. Neither could where a •■tenographic account of -every Sunday. be correctly spoken of as a slugger. Each session of its common council I* preserved The CitUens’ National bank of Lyona, in tlie municipal archives. Every motion, ha* a head on his Bboulders well stocked argument, debate, remark, etc., i* jotted la., capita) <100,000, has been authorized; with brain*. Both arc quick and scien­ to begin business. down by the official stenographer. tific; and the meeting between them Ernest Robber has issued a challenge to One jury In Chicago gave a plaintiff ought to come more closely to the Ideal of wrestle any man in America, barring the manly art of •wlf-dcfeu-te than almost <."W) damages b<cause the defendant’s dog hud bitten the plaintiff’s little girt Muldoon, for >1.000 lo <3,500 a side. । nnyof.tbe many priz.- ring tights which An orgimlzniiou similar tolbc Rartnera’ of late years have caused n suii'nliou from Another jury awarded <300 damage* for the ‘ scalding to death of a 3-year-old child Alliauce is rapidly growing in tiiemberlime to time. by a steam pipe projecting from defeud­ hbip among tbe'Canadian farmers. ■ ant’s mill. The treasury department Monday pur­ In nil of Sullivan's fights bfa superior Fourteen years ago Warren Clough, ot chased 52f»4>ounces of silver at prices science <ir hi*'superior strength have been Independence, In , was convicted nt Stew­ ranging from <0.9© to <0.99 per ounce. very obvious. In uo inrtancs'has he been The shortage at ex-Slate Treasurer met by a mail in whom thr combination art. Neb., of the murder of hi* brother, and Man: to prison for life. A short time ,rxrx-,, 1ir,t irnff, of Arkansas, fa ________________ fW.OiX) beside* ot science -ihil strength wa* r,s evenly ago the real murderer on his death b-»t ; tWoo he t9»,o6o already made go'll by hfa allotted r»* will l*e the case iu thr Jackton confessed lhe crime. Clough has ju-.i i bondsmen. and Corbett- meeting. K lira in whs much been released. j Chauncey M. Depew is tbe favorite cauvnunte 1 for his scivncr, but that delusion ilie waiters at the Hyde lark hotel, al (jidateof the Republican* for governor o£ but long rgo been dispelled. ' Charles knt■ nrtti ( .ilr-ituii Imifo* strur-K suburban Chicago bouse, struck just !*•* tie- New Yuri:, nnd He is being urged -to ac­ Mitchell fa a* quick uk lightening, but ha* fore dinner Friday, aud left 700 guest* to cept a nomination.. not Sullivan’s strength. In this tight go hungry or wjdfr on tbcmselvea, be­ buth men have sp.*.-d. strength and It h now said that Mr*. O'S.«,-1 will re! cause one of their number had been sus­ generali-hip, aud tlie -tight will be in the fuse to marry Parnell, is she believes he pected of stealing. fullest sente, a trial of skill rather than only wishes to g*t her money lo bolster British Conservative* are preparing to up his person*! riiase. of mtiHcle and endurance. run candidates against Parnell nnd Healy if these two contest Cork as proposed. SHORT STRIKE AT CHICAGO. DEATH OF LAWRENCE BARRETT. Tifree children of Isaac Buford were drowned near Birmingham, Ala., Thura day while crossing a swollen stream with Chicago, M.ircli 34.—The switchmen their parents employed oo the Chicago and Northwest­ Alexander Osborne, who was worth the actor, died last night at 10:43 o’clock at ern railway in this city went out on strike 4125.000 in 1570. died Thursday in the New- the Windsor HoteL The death was due at ti o'clock yesterday, but returned to .ark, N. J., alms house. He speculated, work a few hours later, the company con­ nnd led a fast life. and wan quite sud­ ceding tlieir demand*. The trouble was The Keystone National bonk, of Phila­ den. His wife and cauM-d by tbe discharge of Switchman delphia. cloned its doors Friday by order bfapbysiciau were Crowe hv.t Satnnlny by Yardmaster Mc­ of the comptroller of the currency. The Inerney. Yesterday % committee from the city of Philadelphia has a deposit of 5400,­ died. Mr. Barrett’s Switchmen’., union waited ou the officials 000 in the bank. illness dates from of the road, and claimed that Crowe bad Ex-Judge Prendergast, of Chicago, apWednesday night, been discharged without cause, knd de­ , pearcd in the county court Friday as when ho was commanded that he be takcu back before 6 fa counsel for n client, and asked the re­ m. and McInerney discharged. These de­ versal of rulings made in the same com by polled to leave (be Rtheatre where he mands not being complied with at 6 p. m. himself when he was on the bench. the switchmen in the eity'yards struck, The legislature* of the different states was engaged. It but after being out a few hours the com­ have appropriated over <1,000,000 for state wa* said at t h e pany yielded to tbe drm inds of the men, exhibits at the World's fair. In addition the time that he took Crowe back and discharged McIner­ to this bills are pending in several legis­ ney. Passenger train* leaving Chicago latures that will greatly swell those fig­ Ing from a severe cold, and would be out ou that road were delayed about forty-five ures. « In a few days. Even yesterday tbe reports minutes. Joseph Perrlen, a wealthy flour manu­ of hfa condition were very favorable. Late facturer of Detroit, was enticed from his last evening, however, bis physician, Dr, home Thursday night, and his where­ Cbnmi*er*, wm summoned. Heart failure, Pine Bluff, Ark., March 24 —Owing to abouts arc now unknown. A letter was superinduced by pneumonia, was the di­ the failure of the Cypres* Lumber com the great tragedian’s death. left at his residence Inter asking <30,000 rect cause pany, at Sherrill, a most pitiable condi­ for hfa ransom. THE MARKETS . tion of affaire' exists. When the mill closed down 150 men w.-re thrown out of ber of 10,000 met Friday nnd demanded Chicago. work, and os none of them bail received a the punishment of Governor Nicholls, CRicAuo. March 51 dollar’s pay for their work in several Mayor Shakespeare, and the signers of month*, they are in a destitute condition. the manifesto calling for mob law—us all were as follows: Wheat-No. 8 May. opened Tbe mill owes the men all the way from responsible directly for the massacre ot Wl4c. closed U.K; June, opened 51.CE, cloned <30 to <600 each. Now that tbe failure their eleven compatriots. SLIMM; July. oi>ened 51.00, cloned Sl-Cfe has occurred they can get nothing to live Fire which do one doubts was incen­ upon. diary destroyed Holmes' Opera house at Sic. closed Oats—No. 3 May, opened Detroit Sunday. Loss, <43,0(iu; insurance, Ch teago Methodists StUt Hesitate. doMd 55c; June, opnnod Me. cloacd 65Kc; July, upeued MJ4c. 3£J<c. Pork-March, CHICAGO, March 24 —At Che Methodist <25,000. Some ot the bodies recovered from the oiensd----- , cloned <1X53; Msy. opened <12 fa. minister*’ meeting yesterday lhe commit­ closed <12.73; July, opened <1X43. otoeed flXli tee appointed last week to adopt reso­ wreck ot the Utopia in Gibraltar bay Lord-March, opened <fl.5d clawid fl-«. were so entangled and embraced by others lution on tbe New Orleans riot rejtbrted Live stock—Following were the prie>» at that legs and arms hid to be amputated n set which first went, into the villainy of before they could bo got apart, so as to active and excited: uhlpt'er* and »i>*xmlatars the Mafia, next disapproved of unrestrict­ bury them were the principal buyer* at 15^20: ad rance; ed immigration, and last mildly depreca­ George W. Mots, a Pennsylvania mur­ light grades. <4.O5?5.IO; rough pocking. J-LlCft ted mob violence. Rev. Mr. Bristol “jumped on the resolutions with both derer who fa to lx* hanged to-morrow, Sat­ shipplmc lata <4 3^4.55; pir„ »126»4J5. fret,” and after a long debate the matter urday requested that he be allowed to Produce: Butter - Fancy wparatar. build the gallows, a* he fa a good me­ was further postponed. 30c pw lb: fresh dairies. 23Q»3fc; packfar chanic. Hi* request was refused. block. HtoWc. Egra-Strictly frteh. Se per Stilt a Surplus of 913.000,000. Vincent Laforme, a meinber of the Bos­ doz. Drifted poultry-Chicken*. U^lte per Washington City, March 24.—The sur­ ton board of public institutions, who re­ lb; duck*, laafac; turkeya inlxad lota, ll®13c; plus in the treasury at the close of busi- signed ln*t week because be had to, says Des* yesterday was about $13,000,000. Al­ that be bought several members of the 11.GXD-®. Sweet po-atoea-IDinui* Jeraeys. Boston common council at lhe rate of <500 <3UU&i.3U. Cran berrira-Bell nnd cherry. though tbe internal revenue receipts for .7) per bbl; bell and bugles. MuOAMU February showed a falling toff from the CapL “Adm” Hatfield has published a Apples—Cuoking, <301^4 00 per bbl; coring. previous mouth, the customs receipts con­ »4.UJi&3.«i: fancy rarirtkw, HuntAOD. card announcing that the famous Hat ­ tinue to roll up and the heavy drain on Broom oom-Hurl, 4^3y>: per lb; whisk field-McCoy feud is at an end, and that tbe treasury from tba direct tax—about brush. 4Mft&c; green, self-working, 3V<»4c'. 53,000,000 so far—doos not seem to materi­ an amneety has been arranged. inside and rovers, SHfrte; eotnnwn brush. Peter Richmond, of Wheeling, W. Va, 3Hc; erooked. < 3Mc. ally affect it. Friday ordered hfa wife to pick up a pair of scissor-. When she refused he seized ___ New York, March m—The Washington an ax and chopped her head off. The Tompkins Machinery and Imple­ National bank at 1 Broadway closed its ment company, of Dallas, Tex. is “short.” doors yesterday, as It had been discovered that it* capital had been impaired. The Liabilities, <188,787; naaefa, <379,330. It is believed now that both tbe war bank examiner will take charge and the bank’s affair* will probably be wound up. ship Galena, and the nary tug Nina will Wheat—Higher, active; caah. tl O&M The president loaned money to friend* ou be got off the beach at Gay Head and 51.0?; July. |L<H; August. Mr. Oora-1 worthless security. The depositors will United Slates Senator Slloup. of Idaho, probably be paid in full has just found nt Pittsburg a sister whom he had not seen sinct tbe war began. London, March 3L—O’Brien and Dillon, Cincinnati Republicans Saturday reWheat-Excited aud to 2?ie hij tbe Nationalist members of the house of nominnted John D. Mosby for mayor. common* who have been recently con­ There will be no horse racing nt Mon­ ea^u ILUF4: May. ILOlfa: July. MJ*c fined io Galway jail, were yesterday trans­ mouth park thfa year, the New Jersey leg­ ferred to this city, .where they will bs islature having failed to make any pro­ again jniled. As They poMed through tlie vision (or legitimate sport ot that kind. Lard-Higher; fB.37. Whfaky-Steady; city on j.tunling cars they were recognized A memorial r-rvice for tbe Italians mas­ and cnuiusfasueally cheered by tbe peo- sacred in New Orleans wn* held Saturday I’faat an Italian Roman Catholic church in Wlieat-No. 2 red winter. Rumina ana Crescent ia Sutterke, twins, New York, at which the priest declared 0o May. SLIBM: A. »-^51.03*. Cura-No. i were lem'in Zall Baden, Germany. Feb. that the lynched men were martyr* May. W*- do JulEuKiurcr George Burge** was killed 22, 18M They are yet living, at Sl Cloud, t mixvd. Minn, both married, but Ru*inn a widow, and Fireman Alfred Er.ckson serlowdy in­ July, OMie. the oldest pair of twins probably in ex­ jured by a collision ou the Loui-vlUf and aal. PwfcNashrilte railway near ea«t ixxibville Qmet; May. istence. �Vrbe M- E. social wHl be entertained by Improved in beauty, appearance or conven­ Meodanu* Rich. Phillips, Jna Busby. P. ience is beyond our ability ta suggest. The business of tbe Hasting* City Bank D. Bushy. Rorabeck, Sheffield, Mate, Nlms. ■. The 1»> rar pweol ,to cllf is tinder the direction of Dan W. Reyffi'W*. Mary A. Cowtea, Krnyoo, F. W. CuIHna, 1’ ti ‘ ’ a.' and the Mtears Sofa awl Laura. Mate and the cashier, who has efficient and able co­ . , N. T. Parkt r <>ut w,,h * str>* Belle Roek. on Wednesday evening of workers In VV. H. Powers, teller, and the hat and I'.rwn duster Sunday. next week. April 1st. at lhe noeirty roopu. lat’.er's son Will. Mr. Powcro has been with the Institution in hl*-present capacity Thnoc who attended the K. P. itefrrohmente from 5 to 7. AU Invited. foi upwards of two yeans and Imw added in Grand Rapids I**1 weck pronounce it Services at tbe Presbyterian church on to au enviable record tor faithful, sir urate ..n time. Easter Sunday. March 29. Subject In the and able attention to bttsincM which be The Michigan Central Is said to b«ve morning. Tbe Risen Christ; iu tbe evening had earned in other positions nt trust and attained the highest average speed <»f Meteor* nnd Shooting Stars. Choice , se­ responsibility. Mr. Reynolds entered rsMrood to the world. lection of music by the church quartette. upon the duties of cashier last July, Ws Without doubt tta postoffice will be The young people’s society of Christaln capacity, integrity and business ability mewed into the new Fuller-Beebe block, at Presbyterian church having been fully attested by years of con­ Endeavor mre:» “the -” — leatt such Is the report. spicuous service In one of tlie largest busi­ The funeral ot Mrs. Jas. Dooley took Sunday. March 3 th, at tt o’clock. Conver­ ness institutions ot tlie elty. it was no place yesteulay from the Catholfr^ church sail on meeting. I experiment when he was placed " here be amt was lately attended. TlHryoung people’* mission band meets is. Dan Is one of tlie muBlipopulsr young We are tn. receipt of several communica­ In the Presbyterian church Sunday, March men in Burry county. To his deserved ’ C , tions this week which we could not print 29th. at 8:15. popularity lie adds tliorougli uprigbtntas The C. L. S. C. will meet at the irome of of character, the highest Integrity, excel­ on account of tack of space. lent business ability, and fie is tlie soul of The small boy is counting the minutes Mrs. Hoyt. Saturday evening. March 2fith. honor. The directors of tbe bank, other until to-morrow night when he will enter at 7 o’clock with tbe following program. than Messrs. Reynolds and Powers, are Opening cxerctees ns usual. Quotations upon a vacation of a week or so. Judge D. G. Robinson, president. Chester from favorite authors in prose or poetry. , Messer, vice president. Hon. I*. T. ColA young son of Addie 1‘nrker fell from Church in thex’. S. Questions by Miss tbe banister at the school bouse Friday, grove. Hon. John Carveth and J. A. tre­ ble. AU these gentlemen are too well and sustained very serious Injuries. At Evans. Walksand talks. Mr?. Clement Smith­ known as men of integrity nnd business this writing he is much better and cousidSocial Reform and the»oclaltels,asynopability to require any extended notice here. ered out of danger. ah by Mrs. Norman Bailey. Hut it is projier to add that, while Judge Studies in astromony. Mrs. Chas. Hoyt. Seta have been placed in th* river for Robinson does little of tbe active work of the festive black sucker, while the white Critic. Sadie Roberts. tlie tank. every detail of its business Is un■ucker4mautpulate« them on land. No big • der his watchful eye. Memorial services for Captain McCurdy yet from the river, though many When, in December 1&80. it was anwill be hi Id nt lhe Salvation Army Sun­■ are captured in the lakes. day evening, March 29th. at 7:30. Easterr nounccd thafthe Hastings City Bank had A rich musical treat will be afforded services In the afternoon at 3 o’clock.. become one of tbe fixed Imtltutidhs of tbe lovers of music in this city next Wednes­ , city, there were many who thought the Tlie M. E. Sunday School will the an‘ field too small for another banking house. day evening, at which time the "male quartette" of Olivet college will give a Exeter concert at the church Sunday even­’ Four years of successful business for this ing next. Appropriate exercises and songs’ Institution have not only demonstrated concert at the Presbyterian church. «ill make an enjoyable evening tor those that there was room for It. but also nccesThe funeral of Dr. F. M. Calkins took w ho attend. ity for its existence. Aud it need hardly ptaee from his late home In Allegan last The executive committee of the Hastings• be said that the foundation for tin* late inweek. The deceased stood bici> In the K. 1 dustrial progress of the city was laid when Township Sunday Schoo) association and P. order and bad many friends Iu this city tbe pastors of the different churches In the the city bank was established, and without who were pained lo loam of hta death. township. Sunday school superintendents, It, this progress would have been impossi­ . The arrest of those whose chief occupa and all workers who desire are requested ble. Therefore, when the citizen sees the tk>n is the manufacture and s-preading of to meet at the office of Smith et Colgrovc. smoke ending upward from the factories gossip and slanderous lies, would have n on Monday evening. March 30th. at 7 of Hastings, when the farmers hcrva’mut very wholesome effect in this city, and o’clock sharp, standard time, to a-slst In feel, as they certainly must, the benefits would purge society of some undesirable preparing a program for the coining meet­ to them of an Improved home market fur­ . <* nished by this growth, both have reasons ing of said association. to thunk the new institution which has Dalal. March 35th. *91. 'Fhe roller mill has started up again after lieen the prime factorin securing it Clement Smith. I*n». Us recent break down, and Mr. Whipple is The Hastings City Bank started business now able to attend to all patrons. Tire Obituary. with an authorized capital of 850.000. mill is turning out some excellent flour, The city was never more starth*d by an That has been Increased to S75.000 aud all and full weighty are given. Give Mr. anouncement of a sudnen visit of the death paid In. To be added to Uns last Is Its Whipple a call. angel than yesterday evening, when the surplus of frl.UOO and it Is the fixed policy Rev. Hunsberger, formerly pastor of the report was spread ot the death of Joint A. of the Institution to increase lb surplus. M. E. church of this city, but now of Greblc, which occurred at his home at 8:30. It lias 84 stockholders, who arc among tbe Muskegon, preached two ver5’ Bb,c from heart failure. While Ik was known leading bushicss and profeitohmal men ami sermons tare Sunday. ’He was welcomed that his health had tong lieen very poor, farmers of Barry Co. in this very number is both morning and evening by large congre­ none except tho«e most Intimately ae- added security to depositors, and the state gations and listened lo with the closest qukinted with him felt that hta condition banking law of Michigan makes the pro­ was dangerous, and none expected the end tection afforded by this institution to de­ of attention. Only Tuesday he positors as ample and complete as that at Yesterday the American Express Co. was so near at hand. , attended a directors meeting ot the Chair forded by any tanklug institution of the had Its annual sale of “dearbborae pack­ age®" or In other words, packages that Cq.. and except for a condition of great country, tbe state law being almost com­ hare not been called for. The sale took phy sical weakness, be was apparently »s pletely copied after the national tank law. place In Saginaw. Often the packages arc well as he had been for several weeks. requiring examination by tlr state bank ex­ refused by the parties addressed, sotne- Ills mind was as dear as a bell, his dispo­ aminer. and certified reports of tbe condi­ sition as gen.-al and lively as his friends tions <>| the tank four limes a your, and • times they are uncalled fbr. had ever seen it That evening, at fats guaranteeing as thorough honesty aud ef. Will Hams has a heu that seems to home, he ciwcd the contract for the steam ficlcncy in management, and as certain se­ 7 realize that Easter is near al hand and plant for the new factory, and exhibited curity to depositors. . / fairly outdid herself last week to supply the same keen business ability and energy Hastings is indeed fortunate in having / the family with overgrown eggs. One that had ever characterized him. two such banking institutions as It lias, was laid Friday and the other Sunday and John A. Greble was born in the date ot troth with the l***t of managvuivot. each on each waa aboat 9^x7X inches. No, Will New York In 1835. Early In tire fifties the soundest possible footing, and abic and says he’s sure it wasn’t lhe rooster. his i«rents removal to Battle Creek. desirous of extending every posalbte ac­ When a young man, he entered a hardware comodation to the people of Hastings und Dorr Mudge is going to fix a good big, wide fire escape from the back windows of store as clerk, and soon made ot himself a Burry county, which Is consistent with master of that business, in 1509 he nrogressive aud yet cousenative tankingUnioD ball. When this Is done without doubt the attendance at the hall will ma­ moved to this city, and became associated it is rare that one finds iu an inland town terially increase, as Uiere are many who wltli K. B. Wightman In the hardware like Hastings, and of no greater size, two Afterward be was associated sufh banks so well equipped with such am­ will not risk their lives in n place where business. there Isi a vert poor show ot getting out in successively with Marcus Russell, Wm. F. ple capital, so well conducted, and so able Powers, W. E. Power* and Charles Bar­ and so willing to extend every reasonable case of fire. low, and the last time w|th W. E. Power?, accomodation to patrons. Hoc. Thomas S. Cobb, aged 72 years, and Anally, for a short time, conducted the one of Kalamazoo’s most prominent men. business alone. He was a keen, accurate, Marriage LIrcnee*. and well known in this city amr-iig tbe far-sighted, business man. who had the No Name and ItesideDcr older reaidenta. was found dend In bed in most thorough mastery of every detail ot i Ctias. M. Tower, Chteaati. 43 I Faanle Hi Mixer. HuUnn. Florida last week- Mt Cobb was largely his business. He made a pronounced suc­ I llowaid Hugbes. Prairieville. interested in thr C. K. A 8. R. R. and has cess ot business, because of hte exceptional 41«Ida 8bater ** > done much to build up Kaltumizoo, as be business capacity. For several years he » Albert Knit. Hultnri, . was both wealthy and public spirited. He had been out uf active affairs owing to AV । Nora Ho-iretuau. Woodtead «G. M. BalDncer. Woodland once represented his district in the state continued ill health, and spent bls time in 46 < l.)dla D. Hitter, senate, and has held many other positions travel and the care of his large property J F. J. Blood, Carlton of honor aud trust. IT 1 u Haid-r. Woodland interests. riU ». Diack. ilMUnga. Mr. Greblc was a man whom one must Saturday evening thr liibemiea Comedy 48Y MaUe L. lUr'.l, Portland know well, even intimately, to value at his > nsalel O»troth, Maj te Grove and Specialty Company will give an ex­ 49 1 Sarah Eckordi. Woodland hibition in Union tali. Some of the most real worth. While affable and frank, he i Cornellnv Cappon. Orangeville famous scenery hi Ireland will be pre­ yet lived much within himself, only his 50- Nettie HetmiMrft own family and very close, friends knoife > < B««. RronMiti, Carlton sented. There are 14 specialty artiste, 5!. Belie Wilton. CaaHetou and the company has a goal brass band tag the real num. To know him well was and orchestra. There will ta a street to admire his qualities uf head aud heart Be solations. parade which all should witness. The The soul of Integrity, of the mod unim­ Once again we have been visited by lhe oonpany will come highly recommended peachable honesty, with a Just apprecia­ angel of death, who has chosen tlie >• u.. v wife and will no doubt give a good entertain­ tion of tlie verities of life. Le Went straight and companion of one of our lured brothers. ment. With the splendid new scenery ahead In tbe course his judgment and ronRcaolred, That in the dmtli of Mrs. science directed. He was a man ot gn at and U>e enlarged stage the entertainment McCoy their lodge lias lost a friend, and can be'gfcen under much more favorable decision, iron resolution, and yet with a one who ha? always spoken words of broad mind, that made him deferential to the opinions of others. He valued ami praise in its behalf. Her husband has Farmers who have trial it have found trusted his friends, and deeply loved his been deprived of a true, devutol and lov­ that, In the long sun. It has been more home and the dear ones there.’ None who ing wife, and society an tafiucuec aud exsatisfactory to them to carry their insur- knew him well could but admire his splen­ arnpte that was ever pointing to the high­ % anee in tbe Ohio Fanners iusurance Co. did buslnesti ability, nor could they fall to est purposes ot woman, a happy home and than in any mutual. Tbe average cost Is Kite him a warm place in their hearts for a true wife. Rewired, That we extend to Brother no more, if anyWing considerably less, tbe hl* kindly, genial nature, and his unaffect­ Insurance absolutely safe, and in case of ed ways uf stewing his appreciation. In McCoy our heartfelt sympathy in this hte tosa lhe aettlemetit of the Co. most prompt his death, Hastings loses one’ of the best hour of sorrow end sad benavnuent. Rswfred, That these rwoiutons be and liberal. Mr. L. A. Wetzel, the new and most successful business men iu her ioaurance agent of this city. Is Hie suthor- history. Society a man who loved plain, spread upon tbe records of the lodge and a ized agent of the Ohio Farmers. He also direct, sincere friendship, and his family a copy thereof be given to our afflicted has lhe agency fbi other strong Insurance taxing and tender husband and father. brother, and printed in the city papers. Dan. W. Reynolds, -companies, and is a pleasant and reliable Aud there will go to the homes of the Janes L. Cb mourning ones the sincere sympathy of all. Ccm. Philo R. Dr Tlit funeral will take place from his late home to-morrow at 2 p. m. annual meeting of the stockholders THE MARKETS'•ft lhe Hastings Building and Lam AmoA SPLENDID INSTITUTION. elation rill be held, at the office ot tbe secretary, A. E. Kenaston. on Tueulay Apptes-Drled.Rjrc perlb. Bitw-raSTi. erenlng April 7th 1891 at 7:80 o’clock. Clover aeea M ft0«4 IV This meeting Is called for tbe purpose of The Hastings City Bank Is how located Beans-st.wperta. electing directors to succeed those whose in Its new quarters In the Fuller A Beebe Corn-maTTC. tanas expire, to bear the reports of officers block, and has as fine ami convenient 15-CO. upon the busin--fcs of the preceding year offices as any banking institution In the ggje^Bcef j He { calf, 5c. aud for the transaction of any business Mate In a city the site of thia. As yon that may properly come before it. Every step in, the first thing that greets the eye. wntortUM.tl. vteckhoWer is earnestly requested to show and fills you with pleasure by its artistic bto toft-rest in tlw Association by attend- beauty, is the elegant new counter, which • tag this ■Meting.* A. E. Ken Aston. Fork 8» oo > H fig. combines excellence In taste an:! appoint­ Plaater—Seniug at »4 to per ton Secretary. ment*. beauty of finish, with perfect contaU-fWl!B». at »> nir bbL UruetlOD. It was purchased of the Grand Ttmo.hr Seed-Selhnp st fijzo per bu y****^10- •- white wto rod.ssr Rapids School Furniture Co., whose repu­ Fhw^ie.75 per hundred. tation lot excellent work In the line of attar to tail tt'th? eternal home tbe banking -office fixtures is unsurpassed. Maple Sugar, tfrioe. red wifi? of our u.dtfacr. Chas. E. Bar­ This counter is made of oak. antique finish, _ Ostrwlt. er Coldwater, and highly polished. and a work of art in itself. Beans—F2.ro uerhn Jorclis Mekeo With its crystal plates, it enables the spec­ Rutter-3<t94c.ervamcrv3(><L3f ’ Corn-73e p«r bu. tator to gaze upon tbe riches within, but ffires-jW’. that ia all be can do, si nee the wickets at ’»*t»-7ucoerba. a Mthfut wife, and feelhig too that tbe the cashier s and teller’s windows are tbe rM tax. by ber untimely taking off. loot only openings, burnished copjter strands rooutay woman, wbuae life stood fur all preventing any more Intimate acquaintance rt •»» purcfet and best, therefore lx- it with the inside than merely looking In. RaaoAved. That we tbe members uf In tbe front Is a neat little office and desk, JjSSr‘SS£r™*-'s,,J’: brarr try lodge. Na IS, Knight* of I’ytfaiaa. nicely famished and elegantly appointed, mta tender to our brother and hi* fam- for the costlier. H that officer is i>»< utter­ uur teartfch sympathy In this great ly oblivkxts to heanty of surrouiidinas he ef. and must be happy there. Back bf this Is the RfluIrW. That the reoolulk«ns be “ ’ “ which Is provided for banking, in Additional Local News. Spring Style boston BRY GOObS STORE. Of Dress Goods, of best patterns and styles it has been our desire to select. an<. « .vi made such selections as We know wll please. Our first invoices are arriving, and we are FORGING RIGHT AHEAD «L^yA•teL>w7ile^£i,l «*» finest, bast lighted nnd Uul on be toyn.hu ,l" Our .tore now I. „ n, n.welllUb&o.m.uL. / -‘’“Wr luenUon that we mndr our uliCtaSuJ? (wbbrb ... it, rL h) «, ft, W«IUn< Kunu un<l Tolbt n,,^; already showing some Taking Novelties improvement that we think w"i "c‘ •I’pri rl.tod nfter > tony „ * "J* u plnw to re»l imt-.l,.. ™*In order to make thhu-. ’ UNUSUALLY LIVELY In tmr Mamtn.,11. fUlntaSI,:.,... • ,, , keep ’ *‘J ; Putting Out Specialties All the time. Our specialties for th.- p; your Choice of serrnty-tivc a, „ni, ' Newmarkets In Dress Goods. We invite the ladies of Ladies riiat have been seUlng for KW I . 8^.50. 89.00 and ^0-00 Th .-- n;;'| al!’T: Hastings to examine them. put ont aud sold for Our stock of Dry Goods is complete in each $5.00, Your Choice. > think ol it. Y(,u UlUjl . department, and we are making prices that andJ tutstay-late to >- all th.- manv that may be your*. We ,1^ on tbe Bargain Counterheavy sell the goods. Jackets for Ladies Call in and see the stock of That! wll be closed out ta m For §2 2o Guud value for fr.7.00 tin -. d;( <mly#few of ttaaitracU-.e bargain, grr to bfOUDd. - Millinery Goods at RUSSELL’S Best shirting can bs hid for S ue 11 cents. Bargains in Dress Gdods, Ging­ hams, Cottens, Under* ir. Hosiers. Gloves. . Marr & Duff, In front of Farmer’s Sheds. BATTLE<REEK. No Money Required of Responsible Parties to Commence Treatment. Formerly of Mew York, now the celebrated Mrgeou of Lhe Froth Medtcsl and toirgton: intitule Chicago. 111. by rrqjKwt or many trieudi and patterns has decMed to visit -HASTINGS, SflTURb/tY, APRIL 18, 1891. CouMiPatlcn atd exsiulaattoo free aud Mriellr confidential In tta private partar- of the Hastings House, one day only, from s a. m. to * p. m. Cadwallader’s AGENCY CtoLUMy, IU «n Office with g 5§ K S> & *»3 o > holbrook. oves MOMB.ILL'S STORE. HASTING& Remember that thb column -..ntai^ tau a very wnall part <»t the property j hair for tale or exchange. 1 have Improved and vacant city Job for sale and exchange in all pari* of tbe city. Farming lands for sale and virhangr In all parts of tbe county I hare rome choice Giaud Rapids prop­ erty for sate at a bargain SPECIAL! O s I Dr. A. C Fruth, Celebrated Surgeon and President st ?£•***antl Surgical Institute, permanently established an>! incornorated under tbe law? ot the state of HI., with a capital stock of 8100.000 for the s-l-ntlAl­ and succewful treatment ot ail forms of Chronic and Sexual Dteeow4 Catarri. alro™ a“" ’ur^w ,w iSiMl1 K'uJ uuS‘*toiLF“tangs EL and wx are Incurable- Bviuvnew in»tb<Mi rf d«*n- •« iw vtoumeb. brouahltis J- ra-yt^XtoU^toU. Cu^-Si,-^ ge restored to beahh and LppTae™ Marriage Married mno-k or v ewtempuuns murriagTaMw >,apocdily study, taetetv. or blutim-. ata u "uV , ■WOXDEHFIX CI RE4 On jhiffersou street two 1u.-um« and Mj borgata*, and on easy terms. Near funi Hun- factory.—one lot awl botue well finished SI.OOO: JSOO dowa. tai. on time at 7 per rent. And one houw and tot cm* block ffi® factory . »800: S300 down. tai. at < 1*7 cent. Cheap. Near felt boot factory lots aud splendid bonre. with furtia**. email taro­ Can be bought at a bargain and cm wy terms. Several splendid bargain- io lb* ward and oilier part-, of the city­ Brick barn for sate at a bargain. M cor­ ner opposite Ford’s hotel. BO ft. trout by 140 ft. deep, well locatedin Sewea Falls. X1-. h»-‘ :«"d store three slortes. also dwfHtnff how* good baru. Can l« bough: at a term­ or will exdiangc for Hastings or Rapids property . The city of N-neuFw* has a population of 7.000 and up*am-» largest town In Secena Co. 40-acre farui tn Irving, all Improved. »«• good. Can lie bought at a targalu on w . trnn!l. „ 48 84 acres fractional—er rurj> 15 or acres, mite east uf Sheridan, gwd r™®’ ed bouse. One of the cheapest tanas n> Barry Co., will take part city P"'^100 aerss—80 a-m> ImprovedI andsw®r ed. good day «*•»/ ffw* fimr- house ffl.500. good barn, windin'!.- etc.. cheap; will take 40 or tto senWCT* ed impart payment. . 180 arm in Woodland to exchange tor smaller farm and difference. IM acres in Hope tbe Doty fanii. will sell *”2^on W tem». . to. Several M acre parcel.- for , gains ranging from M.8OT "** aosne will take part elty property ■•'Wittia tt« last fti itjt yn im tiiijti a cu tf Van HouTEirs Cocoa 80 acre farm for sale In Price f1.20C. Will trade tot f*rW " section and pay difference. Also ISO acres in same < •“ ' “ 100 acres m Kansas, well •oil. stone house!) rooms, tarn h fret, tad house and Krnnxry taKtee. vte. well watered R. from one and 3 mile- rroi.i a R. town. 80 rod* from xhwlatoek fann. Till sdl at a >**»!" *~ teee hardened THE BANNER acre* or rannmr. wu«-— per tan*, raanw in MW oe^wuth Sown. u"flr«. tadom*. Fwrw>'> rxcursioM * de. CaH and get circulars- � https://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/418/HastingsBanner_1891-04-02.pdf 1066c9e913124c994ec1c04d012849f3 PDF Text Text Largest Circulation of any paper in the County. Hastings Banner VOL. XXXV. NO. 48 Published Thursdays by COOK BEOS., KNOWIFQ HOW TO SAVE MONEY IS ONE THING. KNOWING WHERE! T6 save it in purchases of CLOTHING, HATS, CATS MD 55 GOODS IS QVITE ANOTHER. To do this last. Baxxbr readers should in­ variably strike for MSflR’S TOWER CLOTHING BOUSE GRAND RAPID/. hi quality, 'style and fit of garments no clothing house in Western Michigan is within sight of the Tower. The universal verdict of outside purchas­ ers is, "We more than saved our fare, paid for <hir time and got what we wanted” by going to . HUDSON’S Tower Clothing House GRAND RAPIDS CARPETS and CURTAINS. CARPETS and CURTAINS. HASTIXGH, nu a. COUNTY NEWS. OUR COUNTY. juries but no Innes broken. He is in a dangerous condition and we hope he may recover. . A. C. Wait made a business trip to Grand Kapils last week. Mr. Falk, of Lacey. Is the guest of Lee McDonald. Mrs. G. Baker has a brother from Cedar Creek visiting her by the name of Stanton. Mrs. Mlnzey, of Hope, has returned to her home after visiting her daughter Mrs. Thomas. B. F. Wolfe has a calf which weighed 105 pounds when 30 hours old. Next. Two of Jamea Sutton's sons visited here Inst week. Come again boys. Mr. Crum has gone to Chicago. March came in rough, goes out ' rry mild. Mrs. Thomas Is visiting her son. Lowell Ik-mond now goes to work for Mr. Castle southeast of Nashville. Cid Thomas has moved into his new house. ' D. A. Summers makes a sale prior to r>vlng to ('leveland, Ohio. Clayton Price moves on the farm when Mr. Summera leaves. . . Ulogrephlral. Just tniDSMM the last two figures of 1891, and you will get the date when one of Maple Grove1’* pioneer* was born, in Erie county, New York. The gentleman referred to h Mr. Zander Lapham. With his father he removed to the then unbrokenjwllderness of Maple Grove. In the de­ velopment of that township. In tbe shaping of Its policy and destiny, in setting the pace of Its citizenship, our subject has bad as much if not mere to do than any other citizen. He very early cultivated an Intimate and lasting acquaintancewith hard work, but never growled nor grumbled about IL From the time be set foot on Maple Grore soil in 1837 even unto this day. he bits never seen a time when he desired to ex­ change the blessings of a life of toll for one of idleness and ease. It might have been very different if he hadn't fell tbat he was getting ahead In the world. There is some excuse for a ••tired feeling** If n man be doomed to a life of unrequited toil. But our subject was sealed to no such fate. He combim-d thought with labor, and economy with good living. And vtQen he wants to use a dollar or a thousandIM 'em he does't have to leave a note with the money changers. Not he. While not of a boastful nature, yet wo cannot believe II can l>e with other than satisfaction that Leander Lapham can look back upon a^llfe Bill of hani but never thankless toll, and feel that It has been in vain. Whether on the farm, or at the Center store ba conduct­ ed so long, he went on the “live and let life" policy. He didn't want the earth. He was contented with a reasonable re­ turn, and the savings of a life of honora­ ble toll and business experience leaves him so that his declining years may be spent in comfort. And all this time he has ever done his duty ns a public spirited citizen, ready to undertake his part tn every good inoveuienL ready to contribute his share to a good cause, ready to open a hospitable heart to the needy, and to do all In his power for bis friends. ML Lapham would be sillied from many as a man of brains and energy and power, and who picked him outjjfor that would find he had made uu mistake. lie is a man of resolution, kindliness, courage, and ability and force to maintain hl* con­ victions. You would never have any dif­ ficulty in finding out where he stood: and yet he is one of the most tolerant of men. The people of Maple Grove have had 4i high appreciation of this man. To many be has bt-eQ as u father, with his kintlK advicesand friendly aid. AU could feel, but respect for him as a man. and as a man of ability, of the highest charactor and sterling worth. It is no wonder that for 10 terras he was supervisor, not that he was often called to fill other positions of trust aud responsibility, including tbat of representathc In the legislature. There are none who can envy him the comfort of an old age with enough to supply it» needs. In his simple, plain, hoxfie life, he Is tbe same kind, friendly', honorable, courteous gentleman you see in him In every other walk-of life. Jos. Cisler. who live* twovmilwi of Middleville, lost lib house ai)d its eontents by fire Thursday. t/falk of building a new bridge across the Thornapple near Parmelee, and it will *’ take more than 81,000 to pay for IL . Over 10.000 pounds of maple sugar purchased at Nashville Wednesday. 0 0 Q LU LLi Sneak thieves helped tbem«elves to ci­ gars In Jed Tinkler's barber shop at NasbvHle the other night. Jed claims to have a clew, and promise* to make it interesting for the rascally smokers. Conrad Lehman’s house with its con­ tents burned to the ground al Nashville Thursday. No insurance. A very hard blow to a poor man. Prof. McLaughlin has been employed to teach the Nashville schools another year at an Increase iu salary. He seems to be the right man In tbe right place. Trying to build another church at Wood­ land. Looks to a man up a tree as if Woodland had about all tin* churches she could sustain. And that it had better be the first effort to fill np vacant pews than add new ones. Warren Fogalsong Is the new undertak­ er at Freeport, having bought out S. R. Hunt m kFreeport now has a full flagged lawyer­ in the person of Thos. Sullivan. Thomas Is one of the fellows who deserve to suc­ ceed in this world. Tbe Freeport band had lately reorgan­ ized, calculating to paralyze that commun­ ity by their evening serenades. But hap­ pily the band relented, and the citizens III escape tl[l next fall. M. J. Goss i>as put up a building to kejiowanl Mosher is quite sick with rheu­ 0 CARPETS and CURTAINS. WHOLE NO. 1869. HASTINGS, MICH., APRIL 2, 1891. Hastings Banner CARPETS and CURTAINS. matism. Several of the village children are down with the measles. Rev. John Mycc has gone to conference. The draoerM, of Hope hive uouilniled the tollowlnjr rawed l»™» for lowrab p offleera: For supervisor Oeo. Keplojle. clerk Harvey *<toi»d. Irrasmw Clrra. Bally, for rot-ruber.at buard of review. H. Newton. Justice «t the peace Ansel Kings­ bury. Justice to fill vacancy Grant Otis, highway commissioner E. B. I ayne. ' Win. H. Carpenter has just received a pension of 812 per month, and Alex Mc­ Callum W per month. Ed- Cagney and wife are visiting at James Ryan's. ______________ Roy Barnum In company with Frank Wood were on tlie latter'* swamp. In tellinc a true 14 inches through, the tree fell on a stump and falling back caught Roy on tbe hip. crushing him throngh the lee TOJ Jnlo the wud. Thia ta wbu uw!1 l-im from install death. Dr. Lowry was called to attend him and found internal in- Mrs. Rebecca Jameson died of pieumoDla Sunday March 29. funeral Wednes­ day. She bad numerous relatives in this vicinity. , Frank House and wife, of Shelby, are visiting their many friends and neighbors. Ernest Cairns Is tbe possessor of a hornand carriage. Mm. Mary Nash, of Hastings. Is spend­ ing h few days With her brother, John Holden. Horace Gilbert of . Leonidas, arrived Friday and will remain with Enos Barber this summer. • Will Cooper is handling the saw and hammer at Delton. Wednesday March 25, n son was added to the household of Arthur Shorter and wife. Joshua Brown and wife visited at Otsego Saturday and Sunday. Mrs. Hattie Reynolds, of Plainwell, Is nt her son Elmer's for a short time. Sheriff Benham wax on our streets Tues­ day but not for any evil doers here. Wm. Vester came home from Ypsilanti last Thursday night. Mrs. D. R. Foster, who has been quite sick, is convalescent at present John Fleming's family went to Grand Rapid." Monday to attend tbe marriage of their sou Fred to Bertlia Stilwell. Charles Bronson and Belle Wilson were united in wedlock Thursday last at the home of Henry Bronson. Sugar making is booming. , Wm McKinney has been on the1 sick list the past week. W. W. Blakeslee Is In Grand Rapids this week. The P. of 1. box social Tuesday night netted nearly 84. Ixtft Carpenter is quite sick at present with congestion of the lung*. Charles Wright has returned from Grand Rapids whether to remain for any length uf time I cannot say. Fred Clark, of Hastings, was on our street last Sunday. Tbe missiouary meeting of the S. D. A. Sunday night was well attended and very interesting. Subject “Religious Liberty* conducted by Mike Vester. Select read­ ing by D. M. Wood, Mr*. Nellie Andrus and M. Carpenter. - Recitations by Cathie Bhtkeslee and Fannie Carpenter. Re­ marks on the subject by Frank Andrus. The subject for next Sunday night is Foreign Missions, led by Mrs. J. Fleming. Tbe largest number of eggs eaten by one l<en»on Easter was 4 doz. but we won’t give the name of the champion for fear he'd box our ears it be found out who wrote him «p. Aunt Fannie Carpenter has returned from Portland and la smart as a girl. If there is another lady In Barry county of her age. nearly 9V, smarter than she is. we would like to sec her. L. B. Carpenter has been quite *lek but we bear he- Is better. Keep up good courage L. B., we bo|»e to soon see you out again. Mr. Vestar’sjolks haw a new organ. Mrs. Wm. Raymond Ison the sick list at this writing. D. R. Foster expects to move to Saranac this week. Additional County newa'on Inside page. ADDITIONAL LOCAL. Senator Hoar’* IteflniUon of Kepub- The best Advertis­ ing medium in Bar­ ry County power plant are covered by the • contract. This will be the best power plant In this county, and there is no better anywhere of Its size. An architect is now at work on tbe plans for the buildings, the factory proper being 80x100, three stories high. As soon as these arrive, tbe necessary material will be contracted. Beside the factory will be an engine room, boiler room, dry kiln and office, all to be built of brick, one story In height The plant will be a model one In every respect. SCHOOL COLUMN. nr.ADtNO. [First and second grades.] 1. Define good reading. 2. Give two ways of adding emphasis to a word. 8. Give your method for teaching lieglnnlng reading and your reason for prefer­ ring the same. 4. Give the different ideas that can be brought out by emphasizing the different words o< tbe following sentence: Did you give him a ripe orange? . 5. Bead a selection assigned by the ex­ aminer. PHYHIOLOUY. [Third grade;] 1. Of what are the bones of the body composed? 2. Describe the skull. How ere the bones of tbe skull joined? 8. What do we mean by the teYm res­ piration? What Is the difference in tbe composition of venous and arterial blood? 4. What I* ibe difference between arteries and veins? 5. Define fuods. Wbat elements must be contained In foods? 8. Give tbe somber of teeth: classes Into which they are 'divided. Give direc­ tion* for taking care of the teeth. 7. Describe the salivary glands, and give the <»fllce of the saliva. b. Tell In detail bow you would make an object lesson on the heart 9. How would you leach the effect of alcohol and tobacco? OK<M.IL*rUY. [Third grade.) 1. Expiaiu the meaning of the terms— map, globe, meridian, horizon. 2. What natural boundary M-paratos Minnesota from Wisconsin? Ohio from Kentucky? Georgia from South Carolina? 3. Where are the following cities: Te­ heran, Dubuque. Dresden, Berlin, Copen­ hagen. Tbe following seas: Azof. Cas­ pian, Black. Tbe following Islands: Cyprus. Tasmania. 4. Give outline of lesson on Michigan. 5. (Jive an account of tbe inundation* of tlie Nile. What has byen ascertained williin late years of Its source*? Name two other rivers of Africa that flow into the Atlantic. 6. Name some of tlie principal Islands of Oceanlca. What, is the formation of many of tin- Islands? . 7. Name three of the principal seaports on the Atlantic coast, one on tbe Gulf of Mexico and two on the i’xcific coast, and the leading export* from each. 8. Draw .a map of North America showing Its principal mountain chains, five of Its principal rivers. Locate Yellow­ stone Park, SL Ixiuls, Chicago, Washing­ ton, D. C., New Orleans and San Fran­ cisco. • the inclrMurti They were almost naxea, and every part of their bodies, aven to tbatr feet, was smeared with a rec) and greee paint. Koch man had n fox’s vcalp dang­ ling from hh waist, and in each hand car­ ried a rattle mode of n gourd. Hoofs of doer were lied around their ankles and wrista, and nt each step and movement of the arm noise enough was ntadn to waka ibe dead. . L "The snakes to be used in the dancu bad been caught several days before the fete, and just before tbe dance bad been placed . in a cluster of trees beneath where I stood. After tho men Had yelled till they were hoarse, and had made themaelvee tired with stamping on the ground, fifty more painted rednkinit camo rushing down a hill. Qlsd into the inclosare, and then began such a tumult na I never want to bear again. At a given signal tbe idxty-flve now thoroughly frantic men made a rush for the grove where the snakes were hidden. Each man camo rushing back with n wrig­ gling and squirming snake, its neck be­ tween his teeth so it could not bite him, re­ entered tlie ring, and began a slow walk around the center stone. The reptiles hissed and drsbed their tails and bodtas around the necks of the apparently mad red men. Several of them were bitten by the snakes, which were the most venomous in the country. Itisu wonder all of tbe performers were not bitten. Two of them diet! a day or two after the dance, tbe herbs applied not being suClclent to draw out the iwison. “After tbe ceremony each man snatched bis snake from his mouth, ran down into the valley below, and there the reptiles were M-t frve. Tbe Indians were thorough­ ly exhausted after their violent exercise, and could scarcely crawl back up the hill From what I oOuld learn such ceremonies as the ‘unnke dance’ have been held for centuries."—Chicago Tribune. A Well Lighted Boom. What a cheerful influence there is in * well lighted room! It seems to give a dif­ ferent expression to each article of furni­ ture, It does to the countenance, bring­ ing out the soft tints of the pictures and draperies, making eyes sparkle and rosy cheeks glow in its mellow rays, anti reflect­ ing brightness over all. On the other hand, what a depressing effect there is in a room dimly lighted! An atmosphere of gloom pervades everything. No one seems in­ clined to talk or work and every one ia lit­ erally cast iu the sliode, when often it may be remedied by u little more attention from the housekeeper, if keroacna Is used, it may become muddy, and the basin of tbe lamp requires emptying occasionally, or the chimneys need washing, and wicks to be trimmed or tbe burners cleaned. If the gas is poor and flickers, it is far butter to use lamps for sewing or reading, as nothing can be more injurious to the eyes than attempting any work hy a poor light. Whether it is a matter of economy or indifference is immaterial, bat there are many rooms, where the family assembles in the evening, where the light fe *0 dim and suggestive of a sick room that it is a positive relief when a visit is over: and one can but wonder why people are so consti­ tuted that they cannot appreciate the ad­ vantage of a clear and shining light, which renders many a plain home attractive, and often brightens a gloomy hoar in lite.— Alice D. Abell In Good Housekeeping. Great Opportunities for Spinsters. ■There is a great chance for old maklain the Argentine Republic," remarked Henri lenri Bosquet, of Buenos Ayres. “There are about sixteen men to one woman tiicre, and the unmarried males are more than anxious to secure wives. Thia is especially true of my city. When a 'new woman,’ aa we call tbe welcome arrival, come*to town about fifty men make a wild effort to atcure her. It is quite an interesting con­ test, and tbe one who captures the prise is looked upon a* something of a hero. The local papers write columns about it, and about eyerybody in the city turn* out to tbe wedding. It doesn't matter much about, the woman's age or looks; she. hi re­ ceived with open arms and married off in a jiffy to ionic real nice man. Tbe woman will hare about fifty good looking suitova 6. Name the six states admitted to the to pick from, so shcTieod not be anx. vox Union since 1888. about not finding the kind of a man sb* 7. Who was called tlie Great Compro­ want*. Tbe love making doesn’t Ins* long, miser and why? 8. Who was president of the United however. Three days la the usual UmlL'* States during the Civil war? Who war —Chicago Tribune. president of the Confederate states? Tbe first blood shed In the Civil war was ou “Would that they were Itacillis to strike wbat anniversary of the Revolutionary I bee dead!” I wonder if that was what war? , Shaketqteare wrote. He was bo far seeing, 9. How would you teach history? What branches would you teach in connection and knew everything, and those Elixnbetban proof readers, of course, were not all with it. they ought to have been. You see. “baaHTIIEOBY AND AKT. [Third grade.] .( 1. State briefly how you would organize of course, knew that, and how could a ’your school in a district where you had buslliak that did not exist strike anybody dead? But bacilli*-ah! Dlriue William, never taught before. 2. What mental powers are chiefly you anticipated a good deal of hnnaan nat­ ure in these enlightened time*, and why used In the'ncquisitlon of knowledge? 8. Give outline of method for. securing not Professor Koch's discovery*—Beaton Herald. good written work in school. 4. What Is your method of awakening a spirit of investigation among your pnplls? 5. Give the representative, powers. seem likely that the cat in England is a Define each. foreign importation. The king's eatwaa 8. Discuss any one of the seven icad- called "tbe keeper of the royal granary.’* ing principles of teaching. The old Welsh laws provided a on rinds HirroBY. [Third grade.; 1. In connection with the exploration and settlement of this continent mention an Englishman, a Spaniard, a Hollander, a Frenchman, and the locality explored or settled by each. 2. What historical event is connected with the following names: Oliver H. Perry. Samuel F. B. Morse. DeWitt Clinton, A. Graham Bell, the Monitor, Tippecanoe. Brigham Young? 3. Mention five acquisitions of territory made by tbe United States. 4. By whom and for what purpose was Maryland first settled? 5. What two states were admitted dur- The republican party has promised to do Its best to secure honest elections, by the exercise of the national legislative author­ Ity. and the purpose to keep that promise is tbe one MMUtiai thing tbat constitute* repnbllc&nlsm. To tbat promise the Presi­ dent and the great body of the republicans in the House and In tbe Senate have been true. The mission of the republican party will not be accomplished until that promtee shall have been kept At pre»viit- tbe fifteenth, auieudnwut, and so much of tbe fourteenth as relates to suffrage, are abso­ lutely nullified. The condition of thing* In this country to-day. bo far as relates to THE MOQ'-H SNAKE DANCE. the election of rcprewntatlves and! presi­ dential electors. Is as If those two amend­ Qho.t Danelna Is fcadatencM Itos If ments did not exist-—The Forum for April. The directors of the Hastings Chair and Table Co., after having examined various plana for the construction of manufactur­ ing plants decided to adopt for their build­ ings what Is known as the "slow burning principles of construction." Tbe walls will be of solid brick. There will be no openings through the floor*, tbe stories be­ ing reached by an elevator which Is con­ structed outside of the building proper, and connected with the different floors by means of doors. There will be no Joice in the building, tbe support for the fioora be­ ing heavy timbers properly braced, and placed eight teet apart. The flooring will vouslst of one layer of pine three inebes thick, and an inch layer of hardwood floor­ ing on tup of that Tbe insurance will au»ut half the rate charge.’, for t. frame building, and when the company shall pht in tbe sprinkler system, tbe rate will be less than one fourth the lowest rate made on a frame building. For the powrr, the Chair of ---the—E. VIM.I Co. VW. ha» UM contracted I — -- r. Allis U, -- ”Reynolds *T““ " Co., of Milwaukee f— for - a1— 18x42 CKita* engine, a horizontal tubular boiler, feet lonf. All to a complete kill this cal of the king. Tbe offwxder waa cat's body whan held up by the udL This mark at — F-Trhanga “ Benjam tn Brink, Moqui, Arix.," was written on ihe register at the Palmer House by a robust looking man of <50, somewhat Sister-W hat I You engaged to that ugly rtoop shouldered. •‘Frota what I have heard of the 'ghost Brother—I fell in lore with her hand­ lance,’ ” said Mr. Brink, "Icannot see why writing. It is full of linea of beauty. R should stir up such a row. Tbe ‘snake “Her handwriting?” ■Unne,’ I believe, is ten times mare excit­ “Yea. I sew it onacbeck."—Good News. ing. and tbe Zuni. Navajo and Moqui In­ diana on the reservation near my home work tbemsnlves into a perfect frenzy dur­ ing its progress, bnt never think of molest­ each year Un times a» ninth Iron and as our tore fid. Lent of tha Revolution ing the whites. . •'It is part of their religion, though, *od if r.ur attempt were made to stop it I be­ lieve there would be bloodshed. The dance of all mauds, they command the li their railways, and the m* with lions were made several weeks before a To Inquire the price of wilder ceremony I never saw. 1 hope I shall never see it again. The dance took place just before sundown, and I got up on a blah iedoe where 1 could get a good stow. . question h aaksd for purptMM �SAVED FROM FAMINE. HOW HE BECAME A STORY WHITER. inhabiuiaW save iu their ch.iractc. .h<7 “ __ 'Th* bouses were entirely deuerted Often we found the kitchen fire Uaring. the keys hanging in the onpboard Joel and tbe chickens saantering stent tbe yard with a confidence that proved that they hud never before sacu soldiers. As the first scare wore off. however, we found the women and children remaining at home, white the men went to mus­ ter. When a thirsty cavalryman rode up to a house to inquire for buttermilk he wns generally met by a buxom dame with a half eaten or more small children, peeping out from her voluniinous skirts, who, tu re­ sponse to a question about the “old man,” would »ay, “The meu hev all gone to the ‘ ’rally;’you’ll see ’em soon.” We experi­ eused little difficulty in procuring food for miui and horse. Usually upon our raids tt was much «uder to obtain meat than bread. But in Indiana and Ohio we always found bread roady bakad at every house. In Ohio, on more than ouc occasion, in deserted houses we found pl« hot from tbe oven, displayed Upon tables conveniently spread. The firat time that I witnessed this sort of hospital My was when I rode up to a house where a party of my men were standing around a tohte garnished as I have described, eying the pics hungrily, but showing no disposi­ tion to touch them. I asked i» astonish­ ment why they were so abstinent. One of them replied that ihey feared the ntea might be poisoned. I was quite sure, on the contrary, tbat they were intended M a propitiatory offering. 1 bad always been fond of pies—these were of hiscioua apples—so I l««te tbe Spokesman hand me one of the largest and proceeded u> eat it. The men watched me vigilantly for two or three minutes, and then os I seemed much better nft er my repnat. they took hold ravenously.—Basil W. Duke in Century. Dinina in Lapland. 1 wm taken into one of the lApp’s buta. In the center n wood fire was burning brightly on some stones, and at first the smoke was very unpleasant, but. soon one became accustomed to it, and it served the useful im^poM of driving away the winged plague which bad followed us all day. The man proceeded to boil some coffee, which in a few minutes was set before me, together with a wooden bowlful of rein­ deer's milk. Tbe coffee was not very ,»alatable, bnt under the circumstance* worse faro would have proved acceptable. The milk I found to be too thick and rich to drink much of. , A sugar loaf was produced from beneath some cloths in a corner, and a few pieces -were chipped off and handed to me. L ac­ cepted them with my politest smile, ac­ companied by a bow, but when i proecedad to sugar my coffee in tbe orthodox style, the action caused much amusement to the juvenile Lapps, who roared with laughter and appealed to enjoy tbe fun immensely. ' I found that I ought to have eaten tbe sugar separately, as they did. and they evi­ dently considered my way of sweetening coffee inexpressibly funny. ; Cakes were then served to each one. I These were about the sire of a penny bun, but of the consistency <:f putty or dough, ;which they s omewhat resemble in appeuruuice. Sour cream was eaten with them. So nasty were they that a mouthful gave ime “quite a fttro,” and I wta glad to ■smuggle the reiuainder underncatb the rug on which I was sitting. 1 did not like to throw it away for fear of offending my hosts, but trusted to the sharp noses of the dogs to get me out of tbe difficulty.—Lapland Letter. Peter tbe Greet adopted rather a novel means to convince his subjects that they should change their clothes to conform with the modern costumes of western Europe. Believing, as is well known his­ torically, that the future greatness of Rus­ sia depended upon tbe facility with which it was made to assimilate all that was best in other countries, he bnd succeeded in in­ troducing some important innovation intn tbe half civilized region over which he held ■way. At length he had patterns of cloth hung up at tbe gates of the towns, and these who did not conform to tbe fashions thus, set were docked publicly. Albeit this ■toe, for Peter believed in being good natorod with his people. They, on the other ktod, loudly demurred and used the argu­ ment that what was.yood enough for their ftsrcMthere was good enough for them. In 1703 he gave a dinner at Moscow to celeand itMusLed* that it should be conducted in strict conformity with ancient usage. There had formerly been a superstitious costorn of not lighting a fire on a wedding. So Peter made them do without a fire, al­ though it was very cold. Hu wouldn’t give them any wine, because their forefathers never drank it. When they remonstrated ba reminded them that it was a poor rule which did not work alt around, and thus, by his good natured greatnesa, wheedled* itia fa-ople into new coats—ab>;nt the hard■at thing that can be done with humanity. —Clothier and Furnisher. Tbe palm, the oak and tbe wb are the three trees which, aluee time immemorial, were held to be sacred trees. Tbe first among them, which figures ou the oldest and Aasyriani*. is tbe date palm 1100161.111. way brought to the Bataa. ____ _ «aa wovreo* nwgaaina literature. Col- Johnaton—for he bears that titte-te tall and elderly, hM huir >n<l mustache being white, but hM eve is clear, bis manner gracious, and be te tl»e most entertaining talker, his speech haring a rich southern flavor. He wm with James Whitcomb Riley when the renorter came upon him at the Denison House, aud tbat gentleman kindly gave his asdstance to drww the colonel out. “Story writing,” said the colonel, “lathe last thing for me in literature, »vnd I came to' it In a way altogether accidental. I had published two or three volumes an English literature, and in conjunction with n friend bad written the life of Alexander Stepliens and also a book on American and European literature, bat had no idea of story writing for money. Two or three stories of mine found their way into papcre before I left Georgia ” “When was ‘Abraham Bilhugslea’ writ­ ten’” inquired Mr. Riley. “Oh. that 1» recent—only ti>reeyears ago. I went to Baltimore in 1867. I had been a profcMior of English literature in Georgia, but during the war I Utok a ecbool of forty boys to Baltimore. There was at Balti­ more iu 1870 a periodical called The South­ ern Magazine. The first nine of my ’Duke­ borough Tales’ were contributed to that magazine. These fell into the hands of th? editor of Harper’s, who nske«i me what I got for them. 1 said, 'Not a cent,’ and he wanted to know why I had not sent them to him. ’Neelus Peeler’* Conditions' was the first story for which I got pay. It wm published in The Century over tbe signature of ‘Philemon Perch.' “Dr. Holland told Mr. Gilder to tell that man to write under bis own name, adding that be himself ha<i mode a mistake ia writing under a pseudonym. Sidney lender urged me to write, aud auid that if I would du so he would i!dt tbe matter in print fur me. So ho took. ’Neelus Peeler's Conditiona,' and it brought me 4^1 I think be wnb mure greatly rejoiced over the money than I was, and I'm not a mnn.lo turn my bock on ISO. 1 was at Aral really surprised that my stories were considered of any value, either in la literary or pecuniary way. I am a iiltte surprised yet. I with­ draw from teaching about six years ngo. and since that time have devoted myself to ■AUtbondtip- , ' j “I have never put a word iu my books,” continued Col. Johnston, “that 1 have not beard the people;use, and very few that 1 Lava not used myself. Powelton, Go., is myj Dqkeborougb; I was burn fourteen mites from there, and the road leading down to that place was a rough one. Thu first of tbe ’Dukeborougu Tale.' wns the ’GcDwtown SchopL* Of the female characters that 1 haw created. Mis* Doalana Lines is my* favorite, while Mr. Bill Willianzs i* my favoriu- among tlid male char­ acters. I started Doolaun to make her mean-.and stingy, like her father, but 1 liadn’t written a jmge before she wrenched herself out of my hands. She said to me, 'I am a woman, and you shall not make me mean,’ aud then she just mode herself, and she was like tier mother. “Tbo*c stories ore all of Georgia as it was before the war. In the hill country the institution of slavery was very differ­ ent from what it was in the rice region or near tbe coast Do you know tbe Georgia negro has tire times the sense of the South Carolina negro? Why? Becausti he hiw always been near his tuaster; their rela­ tions an- closer. My lather's negroes loved him and he loved them, and if a negro chilcj died upon tbe place my mother wept for it. “Some time ago I went to the old place, and an old negro ctoac^tight miles— walked have immensely improved owr botafsJfor which wa owe them many thanks. They hare immensely altered our jouroaUain, (or which wa will try to be grateful; but they will themselves admit that the inter­ view in un acquired taste, and the inter­ viewer a peculiar product that does not ut once commend itself. And they have in­ troduced some very strange and rRthw se­ ductive drinks. But t here are allI material and visible importation*, and, like t.ieir .frozen muni and tinned fruit, have not Ling ■to do with their personal Influence. The fact of the matter is that, apart from bis wish to be English, the American is too like tbe Englishman in all essentials to bring about any possible change in fcre gliah character. Even in the matter of manner., though the difference in this rea|*ect is one of kind and not of degree, it fa not so clearly marked as to constitute any real divergence iu the two characters. The politeness of the American is of an active and positive kind, a desire to asdst and take a sympathetic interest iu hi* neighbor’s affaire; while that of the En­ glishman is of a more negative nature, chiefly shown in his anxiety to avoid giv­ ing offense to others by studiously krep ing to himself. The reserve of the latter aometlme* degenerates into a discourteous coldness, while the former’s friendly inter­ est not unfraquently becomes intrusive curiosity.—London Spectator. Beards.* It has been a point., itrdispute from "a time whereof the memory of ipun runneth not to tbe contrary” whether men ought or ought not to mow their faces. Van Heiniont and some other old Dutch philoso­ phers Insist that Adam was created with­ out a branl; and that the ap|a.«ndugo only Ix-gan to crop out after he bad committed sin. But, if so, why was not Eve made » •'bearded lady,” since she was ut least a» much uf a iram-gTVMMir as Adami Poaaibly, the consequence of her fault was the introduction ftf sewing— which b much harder work Ciinn shaving—-thnt em­ ployment was inq.uyd upon her. and made hereditary in tbc*uale line, M a*rt off against the facial uuttauce tmsigmsd to Adam & Sons. Perhaps it was some such iihm as this which induced the Puritan women of long ago to wear green apr^ms, iu acknowledgment of the naugiitinoaof our common mother, nnd un a hint to the steeple crowhed »e> Dint they suffer for her guilt in being condemned tost w. Angels, the astute- Van Helmont as ■tires us, have no beards, anti he thence conclude:, that it is wicked not to shave. This is wbat the lawyvm call a obn acquitur. The premises do not justify the conclusion. This wonderful casuist, how­ eV er, notwithstanding his hatred of ixjards. ever, (wards. I WOre mustaches!-New York Ledj — ; , h one which is guarantee-l to bring yoa satisfactory results. or In of failure a return of purchase price. <>n this'safe plan you can buy from our advertised druggist a bottle of Dr. King’.- New Dboovcry for consumption. It is guaranteed to bring relief in .every care, when used for any affection of throat. Iung« or chest, such as consumption, inflammation of lungs, bronchitis asthma, whooping cough, croup, etc., etc. It is pleasant and agree­ able to taste, perfectly safe, and ran al­ ways be depended upon. Trial bottles free at W. H. Goodyear’s drug store. Advertise ^lb.SrtUn trm, b«<l ■»<““ wilh bllndn... bl lb« word of BtabJ‘ b, ted tor.0 low a. mldrt of S~n»i£ are pn»,rJ lb« ibV “i«ht *“• Lios openrd. lh^ found tl«'>ntol"» «*• orreenoe of a, rare «bo™ UW renRbb bine «> Imrel.w*' b*” * *!“ tbre>: l«n « ar comnired of Stab** f,.l torei. irretod go, thus conquering them with k Indore*Today’s brings before us ■o besi-grd by tbe Syrians that there b a terrible famine, and mothers are so erased by hunger tbat they eat tbete own children, and all lieeause of their rebellion replied Had ho been an amateur I should have fell bound to tell Mm.” "But be knew all about a horse.” “Exactly, and therefore knew nothing. a tratiwd pigron mu Tourist—Is the dining b.al 1 al Scrogg*. The Muskegon linme factory will atart up in About two weeks. ' teEteg tt, Anything Anywhere AT Any time NiLi“Thcu<E!i*ha sold. Hear ye the word °fTbe kta^of Israel profeased to be so ilUed with horror st the doings of the b. .wore to kill Elisha, and P*^1*1 WRITE TO forthwith to put hi* threat in execution. 1 “Behold, If thr lzm! wr.uk! tnake win­ dows in heaven’migbl this thing be. Thus u>ake a companion of the king of Israel, io reply to tb» word of tbe Ixjrd by Elisha, that to-morrow there would be food in abundance; and thus speaks many a professed Christina today, in reference to the great prumiire* of the Ixird of Hoste It is n fearful sin. but ■■> common, to make light of the word of God or reject it alto getber. broaaw iterenu impossible or unreasoiialilr3. 4. “Why *lt we here until we die? We are now introduced to four outcasts, without the city because of their leproay. who are iu a most pitiable condition. Tht y MUKTfiAGL SALE. are dying.alowly of disease] hunger i# now tn the matter of the estate of.SiepbMi Doster. Defoutl having been made for lr-w, .L buttoning their death—there is uo relief Notice is hereby given that I shall MliW^pub­ thirty dav» iu tlu pannem ut Interw from the city; the .Syrians ran only kill ahd waWr ou a •>airo jIMSm lic auction, to the hl«b«Jt Wdder. on 1 rider, them, mid thus shorten their luisevj-, but the Mtn day at April. A. D. 1VI. at eleven o'clock raado_byt.T»ut;r> si. hi.e*!!>unjMinV5“ lilMnrlfr. Ui Nuaaiinnli Hu... poeaibly may take pity du them aud save them. It i« their only hope, and their <>t Usrry- »n the W«tr of MieHgM ja»r>n tbe 4th rtsy of June. u«; |(l !!l*r minds arc made up. The condition uf thewe county ant to hremw am! authority «* paxe t-X. tor which c.-Ui.ltMLfigggg men was sad indeed, but what stout those Mb day M Mareb. A. Ik the 1‘robate on Hamuiood. by virtue n„ iu all Christendom who are <>n t he way to Court of Harry Cauniv. Mtehlgsn. ail <4 tbe es­ Mtd Otoi-tx-xlias made and u-rrb. right, title and interraf otjbesald cterea.tbe second death and are indifferent to II? tate. ed st. hi au«1 to tbe real estate «ituate whoisprlArtpslsum- of ok' '■wrtamaSS: 5. “And they roee up ip «be twilight to ■nd beiuc tu the (oun(y of Horry. go unto the camp of* the Syrian*, and. be . In the State nt Mleblgan. kttoan and drseribed a« f.!te*«. to-wltV The wett bold, there was man I here.” < BredpltartarxlJorti M>rrerrnt-. -cron Tremblingly aud stealthily, qndeh rover j half CO of tbe north weal tree imutt quarter (H • lie Milt or proceedlni-' !s» I mik teta i-c, tuied to mxner ttir si,veurad teuM of tho twilight, they moved toward* the camp of the enemy, but- enemy there was north east quarter (oel»). all being on seetioa Nof-.er Is here!} n t- kt on * S.-.tardiT nineteen (»•. la Um n one (U north of range tea none, no one to be seen. Their frwr» vanish, (ttmt. 1.or!«i Mibpet tn Um- doner nod hotm-*tead nth dX> i< A) :r. their hearts leap within them; they ex­ r;gLt» ul Eltuiwth Doster, widow of tbe d«-reav roou. st tl»- north front in th* Ci--»t Itax-n-xv • L-i* peeked death, but they find life, food and ed therein. etale of Michigan, Lam- bdtx •> rii.bw, in abundance. The change in ! ’'Utid tn* Is Whirl: tin- < r< : <>-■« •— —« their lircutudnflcw is on Hluitrnticu of ' timtih •'! fturrx fa hixbrst bidder, the t : . • tbe difference between on unwed |wr»<>n mortiraz* or »u nntrli t!.- r seeking satisfaction from this world and a san^w taiBry th«* at:*ount • sav'd soul rejoicing in the fullness of the tetri redemption and life eternal. ." noct- uk fl. “The lx ml Lad made the. boat of the of In. Sy rians to hear a noise of chariota. nud a noiec- of horse*, even the uoinc of a great boat.” He did not open their cyvs to see tho h<mta of tbe I-ord al He did the eyee of lugs. M<< I . .'autury Uk,tt»: ax»Ai« Hamros!., licrtpti Elisha's wnaut (vi, 17), but Hr caused ALOXXO E.Kkna-t.s Attorney fur MorinfN their earn to henr, and their heart* to imaginti a great bo-d pursuing tbepi. It was not a host of Hittite* and Egyptians, as they thought, but the mutecu buata of the Default bavins been mair in ttif CMdft'xn Lord. What rts.1 there is in the! sou! tlutt of a certain (nvrirugc ituide by M. c«> and A. Cole, his wltr. u- Juliu it Parauai. dn«4 can ssy, “Though an ho«t shoujkl encamp' . and rrc-.ifikd It Ibt The bey may live to be 80, but against me my heart shall UOl faar!’’ kv.s lor tbe Cow «f 7. “Wherefore tliey arose and fled for the poor horse for want of a blan­ le AM dir 4 their life.” LSTfi ket in the stable has to die at 30. How many way s the Lord has of over­ throwing His enemies aud sending dudiverFREE—Get from your dealer free, the duly recorded to ill once to such as He desires to blraol The Lord S-l Book. It has handKirae pictures and «ar Barry Cot and the kuowv-th how. It in not for- us cither to valuable information about horeea. make suggestions or have any anxiety, but Two or three dollars for a S a Both just abide in Him who i* our suffideucy in Blanket will make your hone worth more all things. 9. “Wo do not well; Ihia day is a day of due al the date of lhi> potter the mum of stxtygood tidings, and we hold our peace.” 5!A Five Mile flve doUkrsaad uiirre te.-reoU/Siid iainw Thus spake the lepers as they perhaps net's fee at family m- --*r< ;*tu.:dsdfaru) 5,'A Boes Stable said tDOrtmqr. and ■ *•* **jlt »r procredfap tt [.auNeil In their owrw helming joy to con­ Aik taw bavins breu !ns|Huird to nwK * sider the famine stricken city ao near by. ) 5/A Electric moneys secured tn said ;n«»rt)nre, or MJ pw* U hat a word this is for all who have heard thereof. . I 5A Extra Test Now. therefore, by virtue <■! tbe po*er di uh and received the glad tidings of salvation. eootataed in said u,< nraL--. ir.d lb“If we tarry till the morning light some such care made and preNUrd. uotl.-* t* mischief will 00011* upon us.” 6reti that un (tatardsv. Il>r 41 h '•*) °* k Who can tell what tbe !ou still be in the . 1*1. at ten o clock 111 the f'f**"';.] ' Mllat pubilcaucttwi to th<* h'gheM btidg. resurrection morning to nil believers who the north treat door of in-* '-u-.rt isxoe ic have done nothing to spread the glad tid­ City Of Hastitu*. ittiat faring thr P»m* *?g? ings, when ul the judgment Meat of Christ itbe Circuit Court t..r Bvrv < outlv is W MvadaM described IB wild tnart W « » their iniquityfound them out (R. V.. margin). 10..“So they camo and called unto the teNk weresL and all hW porter of tbodly.” MtanaMMyWeeot twenty ttvdoiimcHWNsr •d for therein, tbe vrenli'r'brtnsAtah^g Tbe, UH bot ,lop M .oul molntfaa. ttM MMtftimg* a* all ecrtsib :■ .ree « but immediately put tbe same into ■ffert lSS.SK”i£^. Letali believers who are thinking of tell­ ing or send;ng the good tidings to others, at NMrit: CociDiencinc al tbe qt»M* J “ ,< •Mlh aide of sett ton rti-'Siivi: north «l.’\ once do something about it and the work will niovnon. FIT Mouth one-Lalt lu'le. tb*K* U. “And lie colled tbe porters; and they •Wfortvrods to pint* of town » wrti. rw told it to tbu king's house within.” Thus the good tidings arc passed on from one to another, uo one thinking of himself, 50.".L?J!,Xl*'.','IT"OUTT"t •» l»»li A-h'.:"vr 1,1 Mortw*ted^only of the message of joy which he 'Smith « Obknnovv Attorney* tor A-Mortprw. U. “And. the kifig arewe ita the night*and Dated. January A, iwi. '____ ___ 1W1H «>"*bo*y<'u what the Syrians Lave done to us.” Neither does the king wait till the morn­ nt isw™ rtui Baiit: ing. XtUaumeof rore trouble, and per­ haps sleep had forsaken him. But he does Aulkm. " TIMETABLE. not believe the good tkliugs; be itnsginw mischief Had he believed tho w^d of KdSha be,mi«U °°» *>ave Lml’b A? y ‘fraUfu,,X- "Thia fa the Station? ,, ",do}DB “d in our eyes.” 'Jal J l» Efl|tC 13. Let us send and see.” xorni. . Th.1* “ ““k'ln bow eoalU It !• Katamazoo rfSIuSI* te“ ”?’le U" <»«lreo«. Hinwoc.,' last Cornier ot .11 ttwlr .in. anU tbe pn- itolriii ot etoe liicl.tar. ! J. “1 ur.b, Jom »«eh.7jZm cbetoX. Geo. P. Rowell & No. IO Spruce Street, NEW YORK. We desire to say to our rltizt-n*. that for years we have been rellling Dr. King’s New Discovery for Consumption. Dr. King's New Life I’llls, Bucklen’s Amirs halve and Electric Bitters, ahd have never handled remedies that sell as well, or that have given such universal satisfaction. bouse before 5 o’clock in the morning, and Wo do not hesitate to guarantee ^hem opciAxl tbe shutters while I was asleep. every time, and we stand ready to refund With a cr.v be rushed into tbe room, 'Oh, the purchase price, if satisfactory results Massa Dickt' We cried iu each other’s do not follow their ure. There remedies arms. We had be«n boys together. One have won their great popularity purely on of my slaves is now a bishop— Bisbop Lu their merits. Sola by W. H. Goodyear, the dus Halsey. He isone of tbe moat eloquent druggist. men in Georgia and lives In Augusta.”— Indianapolis News. . Tbe best salve In the world for cuts, bruises. sores, ulcers, salt rheum. fAer sores, tetter, chapped hands, chilblains, Therein a way to make good basket* nt corns, and ail skin eruptions, and positive­ home and pretty ami cheap, too, out of ly cures piles or no pay required. It Is corn husks—thick outer husks for^strong guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction, or baskets, and for lighter and finer ones tbe white inner parts These must be wrapped money refunded. Price 25 cents per box. For sale by W. H. Goodyear, the druggist for an honr or ao iu a damp towel, aud then cut into strips of equal svidth. Make an Hillsdale owes SM,000. ordinary braid with six or more strips, If your cough keeps vou awake and restless which may be doubled, or even trebled, for at night, take Ayer’s Cherry rectorial udotgreater strength. Thread a needle with heavy waxed linen taln Immediate relief. This remedy allays In­ thread, and having dampened the braid flammation, heals the pulmonary organs, in­ form ft into an oval five or six inches long duces sleep, and restores health. Tbe sooner j ou begin the better. ket, and sew tbe adjoining edges of the Jackson has a mad dog scare. braid together, ns in a strew hat, but don't Marquette want* a good house mover. overlap them. Go on coiling and stitching for the sides of the basket, widening tbe medicine beh^Ttiie peblk A^bunret dAJ? opening until the banket bi deep enough. glut will cotinrm thh fiateuicnt. " The handles are made of a heavy, three The city of Adrian is only $30.000 In stranded braid, which ia sewed all around debt . the tep of the basket, just inside, and looped nl the middle of each side. ' lee boats are still in use on Lake Mus­ For ornament wind the handles with kegon. gay calored ribbon or braid, put a box plaiting of the same around the top and work • bunch of ffowen on one side in The attitude of-the medical profession bright won-teds. with long stitches. The toward wbat is known ss ■‘patent medi­ cines is not at all unreasonable. Thou­ sands of these nostrums are offered to the public every year. Some of them are dangerous, and most of them are futile. Tbe owner of a boarding stable in the Swift’s Specific (S. S. &). we are all glad northern part of tbe dty advertised a bone to say, Is not classed among these nostrums. for sale. Early yesterday morning a man It has overcome the wholesome prejudices of physicians in all parts of the country, appeared and asked to rec tbe equine. “See here,” said the owner as he squared and acme of the strongest testimonials iu fair under- ita behalf come from medical men who have used it in their practice, and who do 2^_r *• * ’■«; >u»l i». 5. ,o WMforto its wonderful re­ sults. This is extremely gratifying, but Acts xui, &>, »), but they will not look un la thelr to .ms if it u ‘"Do you know all about a hone or noth­ n7 aatonishlng; for every claim ing at all*1 that b put forward In behalf of S. S. 8. ia *?ng *fUr toe hoet of the based on aj^nes of actual experiments ex­ hymns, saying. Go and see.” tended over a long period of time. A willingness to investigate Is *0 much Wort in the lumber woods has practi­ cally erased. F ; " UoU—loe « mil “ “«>> U» Script. AAvios to aoth.rv. , ures, to read, to hftnr k-h___ ' “Why dul you care whether he wan green •hlld, apf^oa the Bums, allavs all nsln miM. or posted r* inquired a man who had stood If YOU WISH LESSON I, SECOND QUARTER, IN­ TERNATIONAL SERIES, APRIL S. aI1 “• ■“» •“« Ur«» nolo Ja. "tanwdaat told J^r"1^J”?”.J“'1“ “ -«• I hr ^ORSt- BLANKETS ARE THE STRONGEST. Sta, bluo & h-STS?.*’?:..... j^Bai’ars GILLASPIE. SHILOH S CONSUMPTION CURE 2SS^ Hastings. Coats Grove. Woodland .. Stations. �I ML OLD WORLD FACTS, Light on the Case of Jackson RULED BY RIOTERS miscarried, and Stambuloff still lives to hunt down the assassins of his fellow mittIster. So far he ba* never failed In either detection or punishnwit Several pris­ A Reign of Terror in the Coke oners have already t>een taken into cus­ Regions. tody. NOT FOR acr* DAVIS TO DECIDE. MEWS IN BRIEF. calling upon Boyd to prove that b* i« a citizen of th© United Suites. Despairing ot freeing th«ir client by th* old style pka«. bke in-anily. tne cnansel of Joseph lieininatoo. who is tv b© tried at Fargo. N. D. :c-r ninrder. will try tbe plea used in favor of Gabrn.'lie Bompstd. ■t Paris, France a short time ago. »o4 claim that he wn> hypnotised by a woman. Ju it as Mlllion.-iire Rockefeller, th© Standard Oil king, was going aboard ship Congressman Jerry «ir,won.af Kans**, mid nt Boston,Tilredar that’ liter Farmers' Alliance ©mote |eu.wr IngaHs more in kindnrw than inf wratn. and Im believed Prince Ferdinand hastened back to FURIOUS WOHEM ON THE RAMPAGE. him all right now, and that lie could here­ A FIGHT FOR A HEAD MAN'S LUCRE. Sofia on learning of tbe assassination ot after be relied npou to further th© inter­ Minister Baltcheff and with the Princes* ests of the people. Clementine attended th© funeral Sunday. Property Destroyed and Deputy Sheriffs Newsdealers inlNew York are combin­ The'piincei laid a wreath on th© coffin, ing to defeat the Scheme ot the “Newspa­ Mobbed—A Ti*rbulent Couple of Days and followed the remains on foot to tbe per association” which proposes to create efit ot his health, he was stopped by orders cathedral. 1 There a special service was a monopoly in the sale of paper* by giving of the district attorney, because be Is on* held, attended by all th© dignitaries and a the city 925 per yiear [»er “kiosk” for the of the railway directors who were held to vast multitude of people. An imposing privilege of buildjng said kiosks wherever tbe grand jury on a criminal charge tn Iteputles Armed—A Horrid Fleturo of । cortege followed the remains to the cernethe association may choose about the connection with tbe tunnel disaster at Kalaer »«ry. city. New York some weeks ago. and BSuiarcU—Cable Note* Mt. Pleasant. Pa., March 81.—The The treasury {Wednesday purchased BISMARCK PUTTING ON STYLE. The Boston Car Spring company has as­ 'LONDON, March 30.—Th© public finding 129.000 ounces of [stiver at from 40.981 to signed. Liabilities. *H5,CK)0. roka operators Bunday said they would 40.0815 per ounce. ■ • regarding tbe case of Mrs. Jackson, who Growing in Popularity MT»il* K»l»er eommence work yesterday. Th© labor Four store* were btwned nt Littk* Rock. The English government has signified Ark., Saturday aig'tlL. Los*. 3100,000; was sbducted by her husband some,weeks leader* said they would not—and they I-ONDON. March 3n—Prince Bismarck is didn’t. All Sunday uight the strikers by it* Intention to make an exhibit at the partly insured. and later released by order of the Columbian fair. ,•.•art, has almost unanimously changed, fitting up Id an elaborate manner tbe two thousands bad possession .of th* MoreIn the section of country near Martin*J. C. Adams, wpo killed CapL Couch, burg, W. Va., snow fell last week to the owing to late developments of the true In­ houses -he has purchased in the Konlg- wood, Standard, Alice, Bridgeport, Jimthe Oklahoma bonnier, was found guilty depth of six fe*4. ’ wardness of the matter. It appears that grntzer Strasse and thirty of the rooms town, £<ith, and l*elscnring plants, and of murder in the [first degree at Wichita, The Washington City correspondent* Mrs. .Iiiek«in inherited a large fortune are being furnished in a style befitting a kept possesMOu of them all yesterday. Kan., Tuesday. | are insisting that Secretary Blaine Uin > 'ir.>in n Mr. Anderson, who sought her wealthy potentate or the ambassador of During th© night the rioters broke up the Tbe British steamship Straithnirly bad way as to health. To a United Proas reporter Governor some leading power. Th© prince, his aand in marriage prior to her engagement ovens, tore down fence*, and destroyed Davis said: "It aeeins to ’lue 1 have a was wrecked on. th© coa^t of North CaroC. F. Chickering. the Now York piano to Jackson, but whom she refused never- friends say, will madutain a sort of per- other property at their own sweet will, clear conrxe. The official document bears Hua Tuesday morning. Nineteen of the manufacturer, was buried from Trinity 11 .Il's- When Anderson died, a short sooal court in Berlin to which bis follow­ while a score or so of deputy sheriffs had the seals of the stat© of ConnecticuL The crew were drowneti. church at noon Saturday. ers and admirers, German and foreign, can to look on and submiL A l»omb was ex­ opinion prevail* that Mr. Bulkeley is not time after .her marriage. It was found A bill bus been hitroduerd In the MiuJohn McEnerj-, who ran for governor of rveort. and from all appearances it will I ::at hts.avill liequeathud the bulk of his be a center of considerable influence aud ploded nt I*etscnring plant, but did no par­ the lawful governor, but who is to decide* nesotn legislature requiring all baking Louisiana on the Democratic ticket in ticular damage. At theie plants there My personal opinion is that Morrh is tbe powders containing ammoula to bear a 1872, died al New Orleans Saturday, Jackson. In the event of authority. are a large number of men ready to go to lawful governor, and if his signature label announcing the fact. Mr- Jackson dying without issue her wurk so soon as order is established. with the official seal were attached to John Hawk, being nwukened by smCB ate would fall to her nearest relative*, Charles Rohr's [Making house at Balti­ The war talk, which usually makes a these papers, 1 should not hesitate to trying to break intq his house, near North more, Doings ot Drankcn Women. the best equipped pork packing • members of a family of the name of Bala* sovereign popular, has a contrary effect in The lawlessness at the Leith Coke plant* surrender Garnett. A? Bulkeley is in Eaton, 0., Tuesday morning, seized a house east of Chicago, burned Sunday. the case of the kaiser, and there Is latrdly possession of the seals, Bulkeley is the shotgun anil killed the intruder. had some peculiar features. A band of Loss, 370,000; ipsurod. concealed apprehension of his ability u> governor de facto, nnd 1 <Jo not feel tbat I infuriated Hungarian women attacked Wiley Overton, a uegro policeman of The American National bank of Kansas Mrs. Jackson Is childless, aud th© peo- direct Germany in n crisl*, while there is th© drawers at the ovens and drove them can properly decline to recogulze him os New York. i» th© victim of n boycott on also a feeling that his overtures to FYwuce City, which suspended some weeks ago, <« of Cllllieroe hold Baldwin responsible have had something to do toward bring­ away with clubs and stoura The women th© executive; so I have mad© up my the part of th© bther members ot the has repaired its finances, and will resume :... the eMrangetnent between her ami her ing a crisis ou. Bismarck grow* in popu­ were inflamed with liquor and rushed on mind to recognize th© validity of th© pa­ force, who refuse to have anything to do to morrow or Wednesday. pers. 1 uni now sending th© requisition btisbalM in the first place and for the larity as faith iu the kaiser cools, and con- the men with yells and curses. Yard Bom papers to the attorney general to see if with him. The following untinnal banks have bad Georg© W. Moss wai hnoged at Wilkes- their charters extended; Union National . i’--i;ttent attempts which have been fldehre in the kaiser just now is at a very O’Connell was injured. I*it Bom Hooper thei are all right." received n terrific blow ou the bead with b*rre. Pa., Thursday, for the murder of Imnk, Union City. Mich., to April 1. 1991; :• ,.U.- tu keep them apart and prevent a low ebb. an iron bur in the hands of one ot the wohis wife, nnd August W. Staugley. also First National bunk of Pueblo, Colo., to THE WASHING OF FEET. r.-ioDciliAtldn with th© purpose of mak­ nwn, who followed it up with several suffered tbe extreme penalty of th© law April 17, WIL ing. imp '-ssible for children to be born London, March 30.—Advices from St. more until she was overpowered and her at Mauch Chuuk, jPn. The Mechanics and Traders' bank, , of them. The popular feeling against Petersburg state that the Lutheran grand arms were pinioned. The men, seeing An agent of the ; Canadian Pacific rail­ New York, has offered a reward of 45,003 Mr. ..-id Mrs Baldwin nnd Mrs Jackwm duchesse* are having a very unhappy tbat resistance was uselea*. slopped their ST. Louis. March 27.—An impressive way who was in North Dakota endeavor­ for the discovery of the person who 1 . rlly increased of late, nnd Satur­ time at the Russian, court since the con­ work and lied, leaking their tools behind cerdmony was pcrfocmcd by Archbishop ing to aecaru settlers for a new colony on started th© rumor that that institution day < v, t>;ng n mob of indignant residents version of Princess Elisabeth ot Hesse .o them. Two thousand strikers assembled Kenrick in St. John’s Catholic church. his road, was ordered out of Eureka. They was financially unsound. the fair grounds yesterday afternoon . । ::'.heroe attempted to burn Mr*. the orthodox faith. They are regarded in Gen. Lew Wallace aud Mrs. Gen. Logan It was the washing of tbe feet of twelve have uo population to spare. .’ . i;- n iu rffigy. In response to a call some measure ns the clfampions of Ten- and were addressed by President Rae nnd The following nitioual banka have been have signified Lheite intention to be pres­ boy* Irom the orphans* home, in comcirculated hundreds of persons tonism against Russia, and in the present Vice-President Renna and otbets. authorized to begin business: First Na­ ent nt the Illinois encampment of the mettooration of tbe example ot humility tional bank of Ba'hgate, N. I)., capital Grand Army ot the Republic to be held at • -nervd iu tha market place at an early strained relations between Russia and The sheriff of Westmoreland county set by the S.tviur in washing the feet of 350,000; Reedsville National bank of Reeds­ Decatur, Ills., next week. .rand mnrcbqd iu procession through Germany this gives a pretext for coolness telegraphed to Governor Pattison yester­ bls disciples. Archbishop Kendrick Ishii ville,'Pa., capital 450,000, and Tampa Na­ ch..-f-creels, bearing tbo'effigy alolL on the part of the imperial family. Toe Scotch foreman of a gang of Ital­ day about the riotous minersand asked years ot age. nnd bis appearance in itself tional bank of Tampa, Fla., capital 350,­ ian railroad laborers iu West Virginia the consent of rhe governor to use tbo I lent religion* sentiment to the scene. 000. • commended tlie tyurk of the New Orleans '1 ::i [Kilice detune aware of th© purpose Washed Mini Kl»»ed the Feel. London, March 30 — A Vienna corre­ arms of two of the companies of the na­ In the New Hampshire house Thursday lynchers. He was attacked by his work­ ■ ihe muli, and when the crowd arrived the house t<cupled by Mrs. Jackson spondent, commenting upon the wisdom tional guard. Th© governor replied that I The archbishop was attired iu thd’ ordl- the local oplinn bill was killed by a vote men, killed and mutilated. tin,, found the constables guarding it iu of extending the franchise iu Austria, civil power must be exhausted before the nary sanctuary robra. in the church tha of 143 to 136. While Frank Menzer, of Matawan, N. | deacon snug tbe part of the Gospel pertain­ Mate would interfere. At Scottdale the Jurcc. Finding themselves foiled says tbat the members of the reichrath are The government! lias ordered stockmen J., was making a call on bls ln>: girl, ' Ing to Dtoe washing of tbo feet of disciples in there purpose/the inob became furious. practically returned by about 2 per dent, labor leaders las: night were considering i by Christ. Upon the conclusion ot th© to tnk© their cattle out of the Osage reser­ t hree other lively 'damsels got into his the ullvisability of offering the two big Atti-r a hasty consultation of the leaders. of the population. Only,seven persons in vation in Indian territory, where said cat­ buggy and drove away. Menser liad them ' coke|c-otnpanics 1.000 citizens and strikers Gospel the archbishop laid aside bls tle are grazing under lenses with the In all arrested and held to th© grand jury. ■ lights, were extinguished, aud every 100 possess the right of voting nud crodcr. removed bls cape and approached disns. There nr* lOO.OuO head grazing , ■ © crowd attack^ the house with atones but a little over 33 per cent, of these go to to protect their property. Rev T. J. Shelton, of Littlfc Rock, Arie., the orphans. An nsshtaut held the basin there, aud tbe cattlemen don’t know what mu', other missiles, smashingtbo windows the polls, the great laud owners controll­ who recently announced himself as the Warrants have been issued for eleven of and tn© arch bishop washed, wiped and to make of tlie order or whet to do. :r.' doing other damage, the utmost ing the votes of the country district*. Messiah Irom his pulpit, was arrested kitsed the feet, of the boys. Then the the' I*eith nnd twenty-seven of the Jim.-J. rt- of th* police being necessary to A bill pensioning disabled Confederate while attempting to resurrect the body of town rioter*. An injunction was granted aimplc but Couching ceremony was con­ soldiers has pas**d both houses of the * young lady . who recently died, and prevent the rioters from effecting an en­ cluded. ________ _ _______ trance to’the building. The maddened whom be saioTie wished to raise from the MlLWAt'KEE, WUo. March 30.—Bon. last evening restraining Master Workman Arkansas legislature. j jple then prooeed*! to Mr. Baldwin’s John Plankinton, one of Milwaukee’s Wise aud other labor leaders from con­ Silas Potter, on^ of the leading mer­ dead. STRANGE DOUBT OF IDENTITY^ gregating about the coke works or in any hou.-.?, which they peltqd with atones, chants of Boslonl nod well known as a Pryzraw, Austria, has been destroyed most enterprising nnd wealthy citizens; way interfering with those who desire to ■ ,.ti!. sticks, etc, breakitlg many win­ by an incendiary Are. Two thousand peophilanthropist, is dead. ; >ve, and but for the timely arrival of a died at his home iu this city at 8:50 o’clock work. Sheriff McCormick, with a num­ Wholesale [intent modicitjo men fit New pic arc homeless. BOSTON, March 28.—The governor yes­ York propo-e to combine again** retailers large puSse of police would have battered last evening. .Mr. Plankinton was stricken ber of deputies, left on a special train last The missionary xiboaner Ghapmari h*a with paralysis over a year ago, nnd n short night to serve the injunction aud nrrtn>t terday scut a message to the house cca- who cut prices on goods. do-. a the doors, i been lost in the Pacific oce^P, and her time ago be caught a cold which developed those charged with riot. tniulng the report of th© commission ap­ Since Lawrence ■ Barrett was buried by crew ot nineteen drowned. A TlMt OF IT IN IRELAND. into pneumonia. He was born In the state a Roman Catholiclpricst it has transpired Lawrence Gardeuicr, a former law I*ast night Mt. Pieasvnt was trembling pointed some time ago to determine the of Delaware in 1830, and came to Milwau­ with exdtetnent. The people feared an identity of tbe bust which ba* a niche in . that the great actor was a Mason. ncr of Aaron Burr, died at th© Home ot kee in 1844, and leave* a large fortune to explosion. Nobody was willing to go to Doric ball. There has been a controversy Normau T. Gossette, nn old citizen of th© Aged in Brooklyn Snnday. The Swiss minister at Washington City bed. There was more confusion than over the bust for some time, some persons Chicago, and well kopwii in Masonic cir­ ‘ SLIGO, March 30—But for the presence two children. there has been sine* the bloody riot* of claiming that it represent*! tbe fealMres cles throughout' the country, died at his has la»eu ordered to negotiate an Hrbitr*; tbe constabulary and military there DEATH OF REV. DR. CROSBY. ; • I Samuel Adams, while others claimed horn© iu Chicago Tlhurdday, aged 52 years. tion treaty with the United States. 1886. At midnight fully 1,000 men were would l>c a civil war In Ireland in les* The director Of tlie mint announce* that Governor Davud of Rhode Island, a on Che bills surrounding the work*. that it looked more like Washington, 'i'lio than a month, and all about a woman. Sheriff Closson bad increased his force to bust has stood In the state hou-r for the Democratic official, lias recognized requi" tbe coinage of xilver dollars will cease on Sat unlay the police were kept busy pre­ New Yobe, March 30.— The Rev. Dr. 200 men. All are armed with Winchester best part of n century. The commission's sition papers signed by Governor Bnlkt- the D»t of July. The bullion will te report is to th© effect that tbe weight of ley, of ConnecticuL stored and silver certificates issued venting the factions from coming togeth Howard Crosby died at 5.58 last evening rifles, and another attack of the striker* evidence is in favor of George Washing­ Elizabeth Gray, of Adrian, Mich., after against it. cr, <>r separating them when they got to mean* a desperate and bloody battle. of pneumonia, after a short illness. '~iJLe ton m the original, and they reeommeud five years' search i for her deserting bus­ Secretary Tracy and Senator Aldrich work breaking hea a. Yesterday it was was born in this city in 18JC. and comes LIGHT ON THE SWEATING SYSTEM. th© substitution of Washington's name band, found him Mt Kalamazoo, and after will la? the chief speakers at a Republican, the same thing over again. Sligo was for that of Adams. from an old revolutionary family. He much [inrlrying agreed to let him bo free banquet iu Boston on April 8. crowded all day. At 8 o’clock *, m. the for 440. Gray p«id [willingly. wax graduated from the University of Vice-President Mp'rlon and his partner, BLOWN OUT OF THEIR BEDS. streets were nlive with music. The biabop ■ John F. B. Lillard, a New York man Mr. Bliss sold 31.000,000 worth of real and priests denounced Parnell from tbe New York in 1844. and iu 1859 was ap­ Boston, March 31 —The legislative com­ with a taste for collecting ghastly relics, estate in New York city. altar. Parnell took nn excursion to pointed professor of Greek in Rutger’s mittee on public health yesterday began a Dynamited. has received from [New Orleans a piece of Straudbi’.l. wuere he began n personal college. He held this position until 1868, hearing on the “sweating” system of manCLEVELAND. O., Match 31.—A Sycamore, th© rope with which the mob banged the enuvasa, but meeting with a hostile recep­ when he took up tbe pastorate of tbe Fourth Avenue Presbyterian church, | ufacturing clothing In New York, which O., special iays: Sunday morning at 1 half dead form of ^Politz, one of the mas­ NEW YORK. March 31.—An Insane pation returned to Sligo. with which he was associated at the time WJW mad© the subject of a recent 8[>ecial o'clock the people of this vicinity were sacred Italions. i tientln tbe asylum on Ward’-, island wm Pope Le© has glyen hl* apostolic bene­ struck iu the stomach by Edward Bir­ Maurice Healy, Sexton, Davitt and of his death. Dr. Crosby was chosen mod- lnoMng<. by Governor Russell. John Crow­ awakened from their slumbers by a ter­ -------- .1.ou-mhlr nf th© 1 of g,.nerrt| secretary of tt.* Coifacy, started at 9 In tbe morning for erator of the general assembly of the rific explosion^ It was discovered that diction to the Chicago Worlds fair project. mingham, a fellow patient, ou Friday Tirtagh, addressing small gatherings Presbyterian church in 1873. His-interest Clothing Operatives’ National union, tes­ residence of Johr^ Ankney was almost com­ Tbat is he has blcused the scheme to erect evening and instantly killed. until tiiey reached Templeboy. There in public public affairs was shown a year tified that he had been to New York and pletely dertroytd by dynamite. The a monument to Columbus at Buenos THE MARKETS. tbe people formed into two hostile groups. since by the active part he took iu the in­ found^tbat several prominent clothing dwelling was occupied by Mr. Ankney Ayres in the bope^that it* erection will The Parnellitcs, armed with blackthorns, terest of tbe People’s Municipal league dealers of Boston had their goods manu­ and his wif* and child, who were violently stimulate interest jin the fair. Chicago. The Boston Cai--Spring company has moved again*: the McCarthyite* with the movement, which aimed nt the purifica­ factured in New York tenement house* thrown from their beds, Mr. Ankney be­ Chicauo. M-rcb 3U. under unwholesome conditions. The ing found in an unconscious conditiou. made an ***dgnmenL intention of attacking them; but the tion of local politics._________ _ An attempt is t<i be made to establish a won, as follow* Wheat -No. 2 March, opea*d loom* were extremely filthy. In one room There is not the slightest suspicion as to KNlGHTSOF LABOR NOT WANTED.' police interrupted with fixed bayonets, Socialistie colony In No Mau's Land. measuring l2x» feet there were thirty peo and closed May. oppne4 sad and the storm subsided. At Dromon who was th© perpetrator of the crime, f pl© of both sexe<. The air was foul. The total cost ot the new Croton aque­ cluaed 31XMH' JWy. opened 31JL54. ©fond West the Parncllites stoned their oppon­ Jl.ttSH. Corn-No- 2 March, opened —. clewed No Clothes for th* Children. duct for New York city was 324,767,417. ents, &ud the pumice made s charge with OTHc: May. opened «Me, ctard Mfcic; July. Up stairs were a number of children, the Tbe recruiting of Indians for service in _ __ f^^Or clubs on the Parnellite* Then Davitt Rochester, N. Y., March 30.—The cut­ PLYMOUTH. Pa., March 28.—Dodson col­ led his followers off tbe ground amid a ters applied for work in bodies at their eldest 10 years of age, entirely nude, play­ liery, one of tbe greatest in the coal fields, th* United States army has been com- opened and closed MMc; Jone, opened ing about the floor. Unwholesome sweat­ fusillade of stones. Several auti-Parmrnced. . clewed 54c; July, opened 53Mc, closed former place* of employment Saturday ing establishments w.-re found at 23 At­ owned by John Shenk & Co., of New York, nellites were injured, and-£inkerton, M. Thera are 2,400 persons in Wallace coun­ morning, and, according to Friday night’s torney street, 93 Christie street and 16J Di­ is in danger of total destruction. Water I’, had his head ent. ty, Kansas, who are absolutely without is breaking into it fro n abandoned work ­ meeting at the exchange, they were in­ vision street. This was in November last, opened _snd closed S13-3L ings. Tbe mine is connected with a vast fuel or food. It Eukley the anti-Parnell speakers formed in each Instance tbat their servici* Isaac Mullen, a state inspector of factories number of old works. The water has Both honses of th© Nebraska legislature CaUk-Borf cattle. 14.2N36.20; atockera and f.' ;nd the Parnellite* barring the road were not desired. All the locked out men in Massachusetts, had been sent to New gained such headway that the work of the have passed a bill [ providing for free text fredcrx «!.B0&4.£>. cows and bull*. 3&.M3 nnd by advice of the police retreated to who previously applied will be given work York to examine th© system. He testified pumping mac doen* seems to be of no books for schools. 3A0; calvea. J2JM.iA.5U. bhecp-Trade active Sligo. In the evening a meeting of anti- to-dav The former cutters of Wile. Stern that at 97 Reade street buckets of slops avait The suspension of the colliery The Bonham National bank, of Bonham, jjuwaftOJ; laml-A. $A.i'>»£L Ji Produce: Butter-Fancy separater. 1 rm'llitcs was held at Sligo, when the & Co applied for work at th* factory Fri­ were standing about and the rooms were means a total ’loss of work to 800 men and, Tex., capital 3Si),00<i. ha* been authorised six-akers charged that the mob had acted day afternoon and were accepted. They crowded with people. At 88 Reade street boys. to begin haziness.' * under instructions from the Parnell lead­ signed agreements renouncing their alle­ the operatives were Poles, who reoeivtd|0 Railway compqnlejt rontrollng 87,915 for making a pair of pantaloons. That Sliver Brick Cate. * ers A telegram from Ballina states that giance to th© K. of K These men will be cents miles of railway, and 0W.875 cars report The goods were shipped dirrctfrom the Washington Citt, March 27.—Yester­ thd adoption of the policy of equipping Dr. Tanner was seriously assaulted there distributed among the twenty one factor big clothing homes in Boston. ies. A force of cutters arrived from hew by a Parnellite mob. day G. G. Merrick, et al., of Denver, Colo., new freight cars; with automatic brake* York Saturday morning, and a large num­ through counne), filed a petition in tbe1 and about 150.000 cars were equipped with ILOOlftLaS. Sweet potato**-niiuota Jerseys. ber is expected. Tho manufacturers say Uniontown. P*.. March 8L—The Col­ district court for a mandamus on Charlesi these brutes Jan; 15, 1301. At th© same ’xjndon. March 30.—The court at Tip- they have no trouble in filling their shop* umbia Iron and Steel company again E. Foster, secretary °f the treasury, to• date 99,009 enrs were equipped with jH-rary obtained temporary quarter* Sat- with a sufficiently 1W force ot men. failed to pay it* employes Saturday. The compel him to receive a silver bar or automatic couplers. 34.lMiJA.tf): fancy varieties. SKlMjAOX officers promised to pay a* soon oslthe iugot for coinage. This ia a renewal of unlay and tbe trial of tbo riot cases was Miss Myrtie Coat*, of Lansing, Mich., Broom corn-Hurl. vn lb; whisk concluded. The verdict wa* a disagreePLTMOVTB. P*. March 3S. — Ignatto material for the fourth story of the Chi­ th* suit against. Secretary Windom, and1 who was to have >en married to Frank broeh. C®A%c: green, self-working, »-4^ic; cago Masonic temple is completed owing to bis death hud to be begun de Conklin naxt Wednesday,, committed sui­ men: in tbe case of Dalton, and on ac­ J,m«» to oWcr ot Bargto Bota when they expect get a Urge payment. quittal nf the others. The announcement novo. ________________ cide Thursday. She left a letter explain­ erui Tbuwlir errntag •«>. ilr.wlos • ™- The men agreed to wait after a confer­ was cheered. ing her reanons for killing herself, but her TOlrer. thrmwcwl to Uadn to, Rrntl. ence among themselves. New Tonic. March Little Rock, Ark.. March, 27—The parents refine to make it public. THE RED HAND OF RUSSIA. m.n Italro. be rcfuclcl to »10 Hoc JamFailure* in tbe United States daring the do May. 31.12%; do June. 31.10%; do July. life-size portrait of Jefferson Ddffis. which KO w~ '«rcl ,o P»T tor aruokrnra. oo ROCHESTER, N. Y.. March 8L—About 40 seven day* ended Friday were i28; for cor­ Sl-ii^i- Cora-Ko. 2 mixed 81e cash; do . prvviotu tott. J»mto -id promptly per cent of the regular force of cutters the clerk of the house was authorised dur­ responding week last year, 217. Sofia, llulgaria. ing tbe early part of the session to have ,r™.«l «»a pUto in tb. look-np Dur Since tbe capture of Bill Hudgins in London, March'30. —Public opinion in laa to uiabt bn b*turrc<l down tbe door. were at work yesterday. There are many painted, was received Thursday aud placed L.prf. Hr pro-toid l« d-tUuu. brnlta'otullor. ta om-qa-w. over the speaker’s desk. It took the place Texas it has transpired that Ut> ha< com­ July. MJ»c. Ryn-Xotulual. Barley-NomlLondon and Sofia holds Russia responsible 1 “• . CT°t ud ___ He i.r.v-eedea to hl. L™ Xx*.™.d. viokF.~-.il* rf (h. lockout. Th. clothta! tatota* for the assassination of the Bulgarian of the portrait-cf George Washington that mitted at least four murdara He is 22 year* old. stock: '*ni»~Araamg Cattle-Trading opuneu opened uuu, dull. minister of finance, Baltcheff, and do one on hl. family M><1 boarder. iwd dr.urvywl WMT ihroaffwl with UHor* reat.rday had been hanging in tbe hall for the last _ ,, _ . __ , ,i,aao Live Kccx: Toe treasury Friday pnremssed but closed firm and Ute VW Im higher; poor­ romltu~ H. too <1.- moralo. -oklm to work. Th.™ w.. has any doubt that the intended victim wL rto-t-1 in Wilk-, none <or them, owing u, to ~=ato, ot ounces of silver nt from •RDBi to 3X981 Mt ta'l^wt native steer*. H50d*®J »»*; was Stambuloff. It is not the first time Kulclde of a 17-Vear-Old Boy. per ounce. This closed the purchase* for cutters. that Russian intrigue has nerved tbe barre. Washington. Pa, March 81.—Last even­ tbe month. baud of crime. Russia contrived the kiding Montgomery Baldwin, the 17-year-old Dr. David S. Smith. Mark Kimball and Cleveland. O,, March 31.—An Akron lira bog*. KfiW.5i W 1>» Im. aaping of Prince Alexander, and was Washington Citt, March 30.—A sensa­ sou of Jacob Baldwin, of this county, Pniutp Conley, all old and '.-rail-known proven to be ut tbe bottom of the Panitza tion bu been camted at tbe trea.ury de­ special says that 200 men employed by tbo committed suicide. Hedelibcrately pointed rodents et Chicago, ara lying at the Card Coal company, of Cleveland, at their n revolver at bls nock and pulled tbo trig­ point of death. conspiracy against the life of . Prince partment by the discovery of a Na mine* al WmlsWorth. were yesterday di«Ferdinand. Stambuloff Is acknowledged While American women are not regiefeit82*ihrar certificate so nearly perfect mlsscd. The reason given for ibis action ger, th© bullet cutting through his jugu­ to be one of the ablest men in Europa. tering to any great extent at Leaven­ in all Its parte as to be almost impowdble is khat the employers understood that the lar vein and also breaking his neck. His genius and energy have created Bul­ worth, Ka*. The registration has closed Na 2 white oo track. 5V*c-. of detection. The paper of th© garia, and made it tbe most respectable of men had planned a strike. aud th© only women . ou the list ore 700 RoME, March 3L—The Julian govern­ colored women and 1,400 foreign-born. tbe Balkan states, with the possible ex- for tbe first time almost perfectly Touukl Ohio. March 91 Th© Kincaid TriaL iu tbe counterfeit. So far a* no ment has announced that it will adhere to In an interview with Senator-elect known, it has been ned in counterfeiting WAitaiscroF Cirr, M*rc:i at—U to the 32 certificates of the series ol 13H6. Ktac.nl crt.l yt-tetof "’ml wiln™.. the principle of not tuking official part in Peffer that geutlemju repudiates th* international exhibitions, but will giro btatement attributed to him that he This not* wm deTbS_.Un<lerndheeOJtai^ locludlns member, ot to bom*, totifled every facility to artists and manufaturers would vole with the Republican* on a I While Stambuloff live*, It docs not mat­ vision of Treasurer Jordan and contaflw tot Taulbee bud frwiueotl, tbrr.tet.od to desiring to exhibit at Chicago. exc-pt AJlianc© questious. He aay< toe blUKiucid. Ftob P. ter how many princes Russia may kidnap on it. face a vignette of will get as far away from both old part Iva l to. estimated that there is now nearly puurr corre.pou «ut. .*ld be bwrd Tuulatsasduate,Bulgaria lives SlambulofTs I340,000. OCO of the** notes in circulation. a* possible JoNlA. Mich., March 94 Charles Per ­ beruy tot Kiucald -b*» not to bebUhd, death now would be what the death of Il is given out at IAjcoId. N-b.. that rin and Charles Moyer, convicts employed ,ud 1 will bill him."__________ Bismarck would have been lu Germany ’ Governor Boyd, after appuiuDug ail th* fifteen year* ago, or of Cavour when Vic­ WA4SHJKOTON C1TY. March 30. —The pre*' Sen. Ito*, to prime mlnitor ol to new officer* required under lews rec nJy cash. 5W«. : correction, be-arne involved in a quarrel. tor Emanuel was not yet in sight of tbe idem has granted a Pardo^.t°A^rm A.t<ri>tto Bepnblle. pa-wd, wiU re-ign. an 1 thereby enu-e Kw pnrk-kteoug; WtMfcXTl Lard tot ul and promised land of united Italy. Therefore Smith, of Michigan. *5 wounded by e boy U yenre ol e«e, Seto- Perrin kickec Moyer in the stomach, k 111- 1*11 of all Gov, ruor Tb*jor'» practrediag-’ | WWaky-Steady; IL*. ;n< him mxtaatlv. and His Wife. many dark precedents or Human history. I J Providence, R. 1, March 28-Gov. Bulkeley, of Connecticut, wants the body of Thoma- Garnett. Under th© seal of his state and in accordancs with all the official forms of extradition he hss mad* an official demand of tbe governor of Rhode Island fordhe surrender of Gar­ nett, who ba* been iu Rhode Island state prison three years and prefers to stay there rather than to go to Connecticut. The prisoner declines to recognize Bulkeley a* a lawful governor, and he is desirous of an opportunity to convince Gov. Davis .that requisitions from Bulkeley should be ignored on the ground that Bulkeley is a usurper. The requisition arrived yester­ day and nt once gave rise to the question: “Would his excellency recognize Bulkeley as governor?" Considering that Gov. Hill, of New York, hnd refused to acknowledge Bulkeley or hold any official intercourse with him. the point was one of delicacy. �-Hastings Banner^ •Hwrad.y. Apttl »■ IM- ■ARBHALL L. COOK.KdltcrynxD as ----------------XXB KASTIXOK MICK., P^TOrTiCfc, 4,rW»T 14. 187V- EDITORIAL notes. Wtv'HO^.'S'Kcudr. PCTKR M-COOK, of Shisr.sssee. $ it anything were needed to convince the voters of Michigan of the stemeleM demagognery of the dcmoctatle party in thia state. It is furnished by the proceedings of a democratic caucus held In lensing last night and fully reported In the Tribune this morning. The caucus revealed more than that. It disclosed rascally democratic purpo-^ with sufficient distinctness and in ample numbers to arouse the republi­ cans of Michigan to a sense of the impera­ tive duty devolving upon every loyal mem­ ber of the party, and to awaken the whole state to nwlixation of lire outrageous legis­ lation which is contemplated by the democ­ racy and will be enacted If senators enough can be cajoled or bribed to make that pos­ sible. Upon this latter point Senator Crocker, as unscrupulous a partisan as ever occu­ pied a position ot trust In Michigan, as­ sured the caucus that by sundown to-day arrangements would be to secure tbe 17 votes necessary for tbe passage ot all of the partisan measures which might be dic­ tated by tbe caucus or tlie state central committee. Later on It was developed that among these measures are the gerry­ mandering bills affecting the congression­ al and legislative districts, and tbe outra­ geous Miner bill providing for the election of presidential electors by congressional districts. Then^t was decided that tbe democrats of both houses should stand to­ gether for the enactment of all of these measures, but that none of them should be put through until after the election which will occur on April 0. Tbe Tribune’s re­ port of the proceedings of tbe caucus are perfectly accurate and reliable, both as to substance and detail, and there Is no long­ er doubt of the democratic purpose to com­ plete the overthrow of government by the people in Michigan, a work that It began in the state senate on Feb. 24. This brings the republicans of Michigan face to face with a question of vital signifi­ cance to tbe republican party. Will they permit these democratic purposes, plainly act forth in the words of the participants Id the last night's caucus and clearly sub­ versive of popular government In Michigan and of overwhelming effect upon tbe future of Michigan republicanism., to go unrebuk­ ed at the polls? Will they stand back and net the ground swept from under them without protest or will they rally to the polls odd week from Monday next In tbe full power and might of the great organi­ zation tliat has governed Michigan for a gewcvat'.cn and administer such'a rebuke to partisan rascality as shall disconcert and paralyze It? Will they permit the election to tbe supreme bench of a democratic can­ didate who lias already prejudged the case of tbe people of Michigan versus the whole pack ot democratic thieves, or will they elect by a rousing majority a Justice pledge ed only to give a fair and impartial bear­ ing to every particular of evidence that may be produced before the supreme court affecting tbe legality of meaaun-s enacted by the Michigan legislature subsequent to tbe 34th of February, 1891 ? These are inquiries which have been pertinent at every moment since the be­ ginning of this campaign. The action of the democratic tancus at Lansing last sight drives them straight home to even republican In Michigan, and demands an­ swer at the polls on April 0. Tbe wildest statements have been matte by the advocate* of a free trade tariff abool tbe mortgage Indebtedncm of tbe mtrteultura! States. Fearful pictures of •* farming population have been drawn. »d elaborate demonstrations made of how Aaattbr country hot) been rWshlng to tbe tamiiCou bow-wows under protection. Berent figures from the census bureau on farm mortgages annihilate this mass of Manhoods, together with tbe arguments based ujwn them. From the bulletin we get the fol towing facta: The total real estate mortgage debt in c*e of population In Ahlmm* wsr. «,S40.<:5-.‘; total number of acres In WIU> > pmi fcwrUh ot tramped Soooto, lxx«l>. .■( Grand JUjiMl Intnxloeod « F. B. PANCOAST, northern Michigan to pay somewhere near tbelr proportion of taxation. It seemed liable to paw*. But up came Don Dickin­ son, ot Detroit, and down canie Tim Nes­ Patrons have bad tbe chance to see how much dependence can be put in democratic professions of reform. The squawbuck legislature at Lansing is the most disgrace­ ful that ever assembled at our state capi­ tol. It has frittered away time, fooled away opportunities, done nothing but steal two seats in tbe senate from republicans from in order to rob the Patrons of Industry of tbe balance of power. Robert M. Moiitgowry. the republican candidate for justice of tbe supreme court went into the army himself at Ifl. He lias a war record. The war record of Judge Champlain which wc hear about sometimes consisted iu letting his brother go down into Dixie. That's the difference. Republicans of Barry county, you have a record to redeem, and tbe crime against your party at laansing to rebuke. You can do this by every man of you getting out to vote next Monday, and in voting your state as well as your iocal ticket See to this. ed.power/ NO. 35. tor. from Marquette, and plainly told the democrats of tbe legislature assembled in caucus, that for political reasons, and so as to carry favor with the millionaire mine-owners nnd Ixossee, the Doran bill must be dropped. And It was voted by thia truckling, time-serving, democratic caucus to drop the Doran bill. You can see bow deeply the democratic party in thia state Is wedded to reform and tbe in­ terests of the people. But that is about as much as you could expect of a legisla­ ture that steals two senatorial seats from men honestly elected, and In one of them puts the husband of a squaw, who hadn’t decency and manhood enough about him to separate from his lawful wife honorably. The Journal says the republicans of Barry county stole three county offices last fall. Funny bow they did this In towns where democrats had the majority of tbe township board or members of It, aud who endorsed the steal by signing tbe re­ turns. And tl»en the oounty canvassers bad a democratic majority, a democratic chairman, and a majority of democrats on the committee that canvassed and returned the result Very strange how thia could be done. But if It had been, an appeal could be taken to tbe courts. No appeal has been taken, and the naked unsupport­ ed word of our contemporary is tbe testi­ mony. In tbe case of the democratic sena­ torial steal at Lansing no appeal could be taken, as the law makes a legislative body the judge of tbe qualifications of its own members. pSrtOKE^ 4LWATS THE SArtE ALWAYS THE BEST . IKTERETTJ - YOU » I have just received a Fine Line 5<- CIQAR IN THE ------ -OF-------- LADIES ‘ *S! • QENT5’ JHOEJ . BETTER Ottaw a Ma in. For catalogue addrws A. Pariah, auccevwr to C. G. Swenaberg. Watches. Clocks, Jewelry. Grape Vines, Raspberries, Strwberries . Trees, Shrubs, Ornamentals, Evergreens, Roses; also Seed Coml dinsol red by mutual consent Tbe business win be continued by-L. E. Stouffer, who araameeall Hone*: dealing and tow prteeaItabillUca a( tbe firm. All notes, byk Mounts, etc., due tbe ffrm will be paid to ^L. Crawley. CAN A MAN Sell a Fine Line of • FOR SPRING WEAR. Do not fail to examine them and get prices before yon buy. Fine line of Walking Shoes. F. G. STOWELL. Repairing neatly and promptly done by J. C.' Woodruff. Write auA lu- STEKETEE’S JUST RECEIVED. gjfiThe finest line of Ladies’ Shoes ever offeicd io the people of Cloverdale, all of;which aie at prices to suit the hover ' GHOLERA The best pebble goat at $2.60; the finest Dongols goat at $3.50, and a splendid line ranging between the almve prices We also have gent's shoes from a common plow shoe to the finest Dongola kid at from $1,35 to $5.00. The I.est prink at IMPROVED only 5 cte. Elegant Windsor Henriettas only Sets, equal to auy 12c goods. Wo also keep a full line of staple dry gowi, and groceries which we sell to suit the custc-mers. Also an extra fine line of shirts, pants, hats, caps and gent s fumikhHOG CHOLERA, awl PIN W0RXS IX HORSES. ing goods. We have added for our sprang and suanner trade a nice line of ladies' and misses’ trimmed hats, which we will ■ Hl N1IKKXJS OF THEM. sell at^prices to surprise you. Give us a call, examine <mr goods[and be convinced that you can buy goods of us for less money than at any oilier place. Butter, eggs, dried fruit and beans taken at their full value in exchange for goods. Yours for business, :-Wall Paper-: Hog cnoiera cure. in this town? Ties, he can, if sold at the right price, and that is what FRED L. HEATH, The Druggist, IS DOING. !«.)■ ty taprtM. pr«p’< kt ’e»4 dvrci to GtO. G. Ftir tale in Hoarippa bp IF. H. GOOD YEAH. GEO. P. MOSIER, Cloverdale. Judge Champlain Is posing as the enemy of corporations. Out of eleven decisions he has written as supreme court justice tn railroad cases, eight have been for and three against railroad companies. Mr. Editor: Three state tickets are now in the field, and tbe people must make their selection. Tbe republican ticket Is headed by Judge Montgomery, tbe democratic by Judge Champlin, tbe Industrial by Mr. Atkinson. I expect republicans will support their ticket. 1 expect democrats will support theirs. And I can sec no reason whr voters believing in tbe principles of tbe Industrial party and the Farmers Alliance should do else than support Atkinson and the Industrial ticket 1 am ayrare that democrats are laboring strenuously to se­ cure Industrial votes for Champlin on the false assumption that be is opposed to corporations. I ask them to cite how, and where? In tbe eleven railroad cases brought before the Supreme court where opinions were written by Judge Champlin, eight were in favor of the corporations to three opposed. This record speaks more than empty words; and Is answer to the partisan appeals for support for Champlin. If he has been tbe friend of tbe people as opposed to corporations, it Is passing strange tbat we should not have beard about It before this campaign. In short there is nothing tbat can be Justly urged as a reason for any man's voting for Judge Clump! In except that he is a democrat, and tbe nominee of the democratic party, and If elected will remain a democrat, end bis record in corporation cases will be uo different after election than It has been In the put Believing in the principles of tbe Industrial party, I cannot consistently do anything else thau oppose Judge Champlin even though past party affiliation should Incline me chat way. He repre­ sents nothing that Industrialists urge any more than his republican opponent And there are just as many reasons why Farmers Alliance men should oppose Champlin as Montgomery. And I am not aware tbat tbe democratic legislature has done anything that should make Patrons of Industry friendly to their nominees, nor has tbe democratic state platform which eudontrs the means by which Patrons of Industry were deprived of control of the state senate cemented any friendship of Patrons for the democratic nominees. Respectfully, „ ■ Gxoim.i Tzksleil Hastings, March 80, 1801. 9.1. von County. Ala., it was found Mr. Editor: One of the leading Patron and demaUve for 96.84 per cent *u tbepurchaseofthe eratic politirtani of this township, Rutland, b, so 1 am Informed exulting to his Inti­ mate friends in a clever dodge whereby be L. fcr the m» purpcwn, *8.31 per claims to have captured the votes of three C; to CM« Coonfy. low*. is fer heretofore strong republican voters. The V. in Crawford €rain€j\ Iowa, 90.88 price wav timber, it Is said, and tbe P-d cent: tn Delaware Cotnrty. Iowa, 88.80 polltician’a tow figures on tbe timber are cent., and in Johnson Cotmiy, Iowa. said to liave done tbe business. It strikes us that thia ia a pretty small prire to f»y for the manhood, intelDgeocr and suffrage ► Injury. We shall know nod report If te Jttie game aueceeds. Citizem. Ti«D^rS^rSe~; a„ At A. WOOLLEV'S.. Now is the time to buy Ladies’, Misses’ and Children's Shoes fl fTFC? WHAT DO THE WILD 1 L-I\, WAVE/ SAT? At io per cent In order-to make room for the elegant line of spring goods that will soon be here, I have decided to sell pvery pair of That gentle spring is here. At an advance of ten per cent of first cost. This however is a. That the good wife will soon get a house-cleaning hustle on; and man, weary, sad-eyed man, will eat cold hash from the kitchen table. • Strictly Cash Sale. Call, examine and obtain prices before buying, as 1 will not . be undersold. Yours resp’y, The man of the house must buy new oil cloth, and he can get it at Goodyear Bros.’ Hardware NrIPtT °kglT take placo of the “nsightly cracked and broken glass. Big supply of window glai at Goodyear Bros.’ 6 Th*PXlntnr^hWillo,e CaIled in t0 d0 slicking up marts ye8r beSt paint6 tins luarKCu New trimmings must be liought for doors and windows. Goodyear Bros, can help you ' ■■ wlnao«-s. out on that line “if it takes all summer.’’ Therefore cease uain repining. For everything in the hardware line you will make no mistake if you go to GOODYEAR BROS.’ MRbWZIRL A. WOOLLEY. Edward C Parsons, DEALER IN Mantels, Grates and 'File. Tile and Marble for Floors, Vestibules, Etc. Lawn Goods, Vases, Settees, Plant Stands, Wire Goods, Cut Flowers and Choice Plants. E-C. PARSONS. 113S. Brail KUH® ' �All tbe latest styles In millinery you will find at Mr*. J. Bpenee'*. Hastings Banner, PERSONAL_MENTION. Ik G. Robinson was In Greenwllle last At Mrs. J no, Spence's ypu will find a large arsortmeut of school haUat astonish­ ing low prices. . BcUe 1* vbltlnt relative* Busby Bros, have one of the neatest ia Colon. shops In tbe state. Go and see them when M. L. Cook went to Detroit yesterday you want a good, first class shave or hair morning. J 1 cut. Henry Wenger, of CaWdonia. was In tbe Business men predict a splendid year elty Friday. for busineas this year. With such pros­ Henry Barnaby is confined to his home pect*, It only requires push and activity to by sickness. make a very successful year. Hastings, Thursday. April 2, 1891. w. «. COOK. Local Editor. n I tn pot taut Question. It will soon be time to ask the queeUon, where shall I buy my aeed*? Of couree you want tbe best seeds; they are the cheapest. Cheap seeds a*e dear at any price. - Like bqpts like.” Good seed* produce good vegetables. My seeds are grown hi tbe great northwest, arc tested by me. and are better suited to, this climate than eastern seeds. Buy near at home and save money. Write for new descrip­ tive catalogue or come and m me. 11. W. Lanukkth, Scediiuan, 34 W. Main St, Battle Creek, Mich. We have engaged the best trimmer in . Dr« 'raylo,‘- o' Middleville, was hi the Stockhuhlrr» Nlrrtlng. the state and will sell you ladies’ hats city Thursday. The annual meeting of the stockholders cheaper than they were ever solfl in the ^’ement Smith were In of the Hayings Building end laxin Asso­ city or state at the variety store, t-lgn of Nashville Tuesday. ciation will Be held at the office of the the Racket. R. B. Messer returned from a trip to secretary, A. E. Kenaston. on Tuesday evening April 7th 189! at 7:30 o'clock. Russell can please you with anything Chicago last week. This meeting Is called for the purpose of you wont in dress goods, gloves, hosiery, Edward Roos went to Galt, Ontario, electlug directors to succeed those whose table linens, napkins and domestic goods yesterday morning. terms expire, to hecr the reports of officer* from the cheapest to the. very bc*t. Tur­ key 3d tab,c ‘’“'“ask f»r twenty-five cent* Leon VnnVeisor visited relatives In upon tlie bushes* of the preceding year nnd for the transaetkm of any business Plainwell last week. tbat may properly come before it. Every yAt the meeting of the director* of the Mr*. Clarence Jone*, of Grand Rapids, sltckholder is earnestly requested to show Hastings Chair and Table Co. Mondav, 1* visiting In the city. his interest in tbe Association by attend­ Absolutely Pure. Robert Dawson wa* elected to AH the va­ A. E. Kekahtox, George Millard was In Battle Creek last ing this meeting. Secretary. A cream of tarter bakla,’ powder. Highest cancy caused by the death of J. A. Greblc. wcek.vlslting his mother. P. T. Colgrove wa* elected president and : all in leavening strength -U. »■ GovernDr. Fuller, vice president of the company. Ed Evans and Estes Rork, of Delton, >ent Report, Ave. If. Ittd. wereIn the city last week. Remcmlier that when you want your eye* tested for glaase*, that Dr. .Lowry has Mrs. Sarah Blatt, of Eaton county, visit­ tiu* best of apparatus to make / thorpugb ed friends here last week. and sclentifie examination of the eyes to J. S. Miller, of Parmelee, was In tlie test them for glasses. And then he lias a large stock of the very finest ipmllty of city last week on business spectacles jmd eye glasses, which he will Chester Messer and Ed Power* went to sell on reasonable terms. Albion Monday on baldness. FOR THG An alleged detective is going about Mr. and Mrs. T. J. Bush, ot Middleville, through the stale organizing collecting were In the city over Sunday. agencies; but abopl all the collecting C. S. Palmerton, of Woodland, made us that is done lie doe* liimaclf. getting S10 out of what busI ness men he can for mem­ a very pleasant call Thursday. bership fees and then skipping out. He Dr. Smith, of Chicago, was the gdest of THE GREATEST has been working towns near us and if he Dr. Lathrop, Jr., hit Sunday. very should happen to fall in here some day It Ernest Hampton, of Jackron. spent Sun­ will be well fur our business men to bear day |(h hl* parent* In this city. him in mind. REMEDY OF THE AQE. C. A. Hough and Emmett Eiert*. of | “Dakota cinch” is a new combination of |। Cures all BLOOD nnd SKIN Diseases. IMilru lately introduced. It differs from i Nashville were in the city Monday. । As a Blood Purifier it has no equal. Send ordinary in these respects: After dealing many A. C. Eyclcriiymer. of Ann Art»or, spent for pamphlet showing testimonials of many wonderful cures. J nine earth to each player, the trump is Sunday with his parents In Chi* city. bought a* iu ordinary double pedro, but Is Rev. W. A. Hunsberger, now pastor Miss L. Jean Mcl.auch!In went to Gram! not announced y*.fir four more cards are v>t Flour, $2.40. 1st M. E. church at Muskegon, dealt to each pfiiyer, which exhaust* the Rapid* Tuesday to visit with friends. writes as follows: deck. Tfcc highest bidder then names his Ray Dunlap ha* returned from Alabama ‘ 1 take pkMutre in taking, to alt whom It may choice of trump and the players discard to where be ba* been for several week*. concern,that I am personally acquaint cd with six. Dr*. I.. N. Mixer 6; Mm. Um proprietor* ot Geo. Schumaker, of Battle Creek, was • jnxtr'x Cancer and Scrofula Rvrap. During At Grand Rapid.* last Friday, represen­ the guest of hl* brother Burt last week. Kepuhlirau Canruae*. tbe three years' pastorate at BasUuf*. Michi­ tative* of republican newspapers In this gan, they were mtuibcr* ol my Chureb and aonMr. and Mrs. Geone Bradley retamn! {rogation and therefore 1 had ooportu: itr to state met and organized the Michigan Re­ now them and tbeh •'remedy." I teller# them ■ publicancaucus for Johnstown will be publican Newspaper Association. Tlte to their home In Grand Rapid* Monday. to be upright, boaorabte men. whose rrpresentd at Urungi hall. Friday, April 3rd nt 2 p. in. officer* elected were Perry F. Power*. <rf Itanlel Striker attended the funeral of innotu m»v l e relied upon as true. As to the ••remedy.” I! ba* been used by myselt.vdf •n>liy tlie Cadillac ^iews and Express, president, Tbo*. S. Cobb In Kalamazoo last week. for some ttm*. nnd for diseases ot the blood, we Fred T. Ward, of the Allegan Journal, o: the opinion Ibero Is none better. The trstlI I'c-Atj boose. Friday. April 3rd, Itwi, Burt Shumaker expects to go to Battle are vice president, M. L. Cook, secretary «nd iiHini.ds as to the value of tb* “medicine.” ot in. * • treaaurer. The object qf the association Creek Saturday night to stay over Snnday. such rc«i>ectat>le physicians of diftterent schools at Ur. l-ami niau. ot ilsstlniro. and other*, Is the promotion of the interest* of the A. C. Barnes, of Yorkville, wh* the" should Im «uffi*ient alone, aside from anything republican party. guest af hl* friends In this city over Sun­ 1 mav be able u> «ay. to secure for It widen sales, it is well known tbat pl-.siclar.s of stand­ Dr. Bennett will boat the Eatfle hotel. day. lag. a< a rule, are sloa to recommend anything 2.C00 <»n this week Grand Rapid*, on Wednes^iy and Thurs­ ^1*113*. Barlow, of (Xildwater, was in the , that may be dawed as a "patent medwine ' Wbm they de It may be relied upon m possesday. April 8th and Utb, and at the Pheonlx city over Sunday visiting relative* and si d o? real merit as a "remedy. hotel. Charlotte, on Tue*day, April 14th. Jb-speetfuH'. Wkslev A HuxaiiKRnan friend*. I’lic republican city <4uvus for tbe nnm* Pa-tor First Methodist church. Coldwater. . tion of city < nicer*, will convene In the Ninety per dent, of okronic diseases origi­ . Ralph Wooton and Walter Lampmap are Mlrh. nate In a fevered condition of the rectum. r. n .—Though frequently solicited to do so. .•: ryoui. Friday evening. April Sd. at Constipation I* one result. Piles aggra­ home from Albion college for the spring tJ>i« ia me first Instance in wbleh I bate given a <• oclpck.' Want jcaucuse* will be vacation. testimonial of this description. It Is done cheer­ . «i in court house immediately after city vate the fever therein. . Would you be now la the Interest ot the articled. cured of these things, and have any chronic |FMaj. G. M. Anderson, of Detroit, was In fully Coldwater Mleh.. • •«. 2>. IMO. W. A.TI. t ifii'. trouble removed permanently? Now is the city a few days last week hand-shaking 'irst wanl—East aWelcoart room. your opportunity. Consultation In ’ " For Sale by all Druggists. Gerwith his many friends. ■cctwitl « urd—Register’* office. man and English free. Tilrd ward—West side court room. Mrs. Addie Reed Flemming, of Phila­ Dre. Mixer & Sons, Hastings, Mich. "Au Army Portia.” a military romanc _____ ■’qjirth ward—County Clerk’s office. delphia. Is expected to make her friends in i t there tie a good attendance at these by tbe celebrated writer. Capt Cha*. this city a visit next month. King, U. 8. A., I* our new serial feature, Miss Nellie Kell returned to her home which l*'gln* this week. Capt. King writes a good many stories, but aH of our In Ionia county test week, after an extend­ i-^i-t.T Saturday. reader* who have hi* stories which we ed visit with friends In tills city. have published, know that be doe* not Mrs. M. I* Cook and Miss Gertrude :a>tcr was untiatmlly early this year. write any poor ones. Tills story we ins smitn maar iot Smith went to urcuaru Orcliard unce Lake Friday for a tring your election allp* and ticket* to now publishing I* full of interesting »ltua->>reek'« visit with A. D. Nlskern and faml. .dHce. tiuns but then you must know that the ly’ row spring jacket* for ladles. Rngeell author Is given to introducing all sorts of Geonre Richmond, of Chicago. Is In the Interesting situations through bl* rtories. i them and prlcca-are right. city tn the interest of the,, biographical Altogether too little attentiou i* paid to work of Barry and Eaton countie* to be lillinkry goods were never ao cheap and city elections. Caucuses being held almost published noon. t tty and so cheap n* at Russell'*. at the last minute preclude* the idea of Mrs. Grigsby lias gone to Saginaw as a hissell has a large stock of materials giving proper thought to the subject It delegate to tbe state convention of the »t fancy work, stamped good*, et", is of great Importance to town or city to young people's societies of Christian En­ I are cbanee to get your picture enlarged liave good officer*, no matter to what party deavor which convened Tuesday. « they lielting. Partisanship should cut no ■ ■ of charge at Ham* A VanArman’a. Cards are out announcing the marriage fiicure in city elections, but the best man ever were shoes sold so cheap in should uet there. Nominate good men. of Mr. U. D. Beebe of Chattanooga. Tenn., limn- as they are now at the Racket. have a spirited contest and then whoever formerly of this city, to Miss Maude ’ re. Chrintajn GutekunsL formerly of Is elected, so much better it will be for the Chapin ortCalamar-oo, April Sth. th! city, died at Holden, Kansas. Satunlay city. If Inferior men nre elected, the city tXh.-.s Rebekah Striker returned from will regret for a whole year what It did Albion Tuesday night. Tbe Misses in u single day. Clarissa and Ail* Dickie returned with ! you are not already registered, yon her, and will spend the remabider of the Beginning with the 30tb of March and mu it do mo Saturday or you cannot vote continuing until the 3rd of May. all the week aa her guests. M<> iday. . ? mall carried upon any railway In the Clarence Young graduated from a two ( ut close, sell quielh money down Is the United States is to be weighed. This * ears course In tbe Chicago College of •no to of the Racket, and from their prices work Is done every fonr yean, and the l)ental Surgery last week and now Is en­ weights thus obtained furnish the basis for titled to write D. D. S. after his name. iss Edith Pryor won the gold medal at tbe compensation paid each railroad ny the Dr. Young feels amply qualified to enter contest at the Yeckley school house government on mall carrying contract*. upon the practice of dentistry after having On all Important lines a special weigher Is spent nearly two years In the dental office ri lay night « you appointed, who receives S3 per day for his of Dr. S. M. Fowler In this city, and hav­ c have got on hand and bought 1,800' service*. Upon the smaller lines, the poa- ing finished a two years course from the lad »•.«' hats and they must be sold reganl- tai clerk may be required to weigh tha excellent Chicago Institution. We under­ - of cost at the Racket. malls In addition to his regular service*. stand that he will open on office in Alle­ 'hen others sell at cost. It makes no। The appointment* are made by the general gan next week with Dr. Chas. Russell, of •rence to ns we are still the cheapest1 superintendent of the railway mail service. that city. If so the people of Allegan are upon the recommendation, of course, of to be congratulated as he will make a val­ inware, nt the Racket uable addition to any city. Though we ! congressmen and local politlelamk ' 'I h»• Easter services at the chqrthes In dislike to see him leave yet we wish him Ihh tj Sunday were unusually fine, as• A deputy-sheriff from Hastings struck the success that be deserves and will no Iso the tloral decorations. the village Sunday In search of an impos­ doubt meet tor who was beating hi* way by working never (11 and get prices before you buy any-i tbe Grand Army racket. Assisted by Satn’l See call for republican city caucuses. I'm gUn our line. c*j ‘ "y on bead and White, a member of Earl Halbert post. It loo wear at the Rael Pain Smith. _ __ The usual number of Anrll ’fool jokes was soon learned tbat be stopped at the ' ice and new assortment of reward oT Cliff bouse Saturday night on an order L*- perpetrated In tbe city yesterday. nii't t cards; also Sunday school and blrtb- kaed by Commander Williams, but had AU ot E. P. Roe's work*, cloth binding, left for Lansing Sunday evening. The only 75 cents each, nt Fred L. Heath's, the uay cards at Fred Hotchkiss’ drug store. i •<■ finest stock of black, steel gilt and officer arrested the fraud at tbe Franklin druggist's. house, N. Lansing, and returned with him *ilv t cards, braid* aud gimps for drees Monday en route for Hasting*, where he Tbe Gnod Templars will hold a social at trta mlngs In town, you will find at Rus- had beaten different ones to the sum totnl their ball Tuesday evening. April 7th. keB i. of $40. He also confideuced the G. A. K. All are Invited. D •. Ijathrop lias some house* and lota boys at l*ke Odessa. Sunfield and Mulli­ Republican* of Hasting*, you should go feature fot. ale I on very reasonable term*. The ken, we understand: hot Is now In a fair to your caucuses and elect good men. City IXr If locaklon'l*Inti'la good.ir>wwl See the Dr. if rnn you want way to get hl* just desert*-—Grand Ledge and ward caucuses Friday evening. td b ly. J Independent. ✓ Spary Phillips keeps a full line of gar­ l>r. Mixer's new “nd” appears in another Those familiar with tbe dally lives and den seeds In bulk or package. Those coltinn ‘ is Issue. followed ‘ by * -fine sentiment* of the laboring classes know wanting field pc** should leave their or­ -tat ment from Rev. W. A. Hunsberger. what a stumbling block to their faith Is ders with him. Rea I IL . pious peouriousness, the charity that be­ Mr. I* A. Wetzel has the only company l’by<i: Ians report the grip as being more gins and ends at home. They cannot rec­ authorized* to do bnsines* in Michigan prei aleut than it was a year ago, thoogb oncile godliness and grferd. For most oth­ which Insures live stock against death the lumber of deaths Is not so great in er forms of human weakness there h a tru- from any cause. He also represent* what eranre. even at times compassion: but for proj ortion. Hie man who acknowledges our .common are conceded to be the very l**t of com­ V iters should remmobcr that a Justice fatherhood and brotherhood, with hl* panies. writing the broadest and moat lib­ of tl e Supreme Court and two Regent* of hands tightly closed upon hi* purse-string, eral policies. ins Bring against loss by fire, the itate University are to be voted for at there 1* a fierce contempt, -curses not loud both for farm and other property. See the iomlDg election. but deep.” It may safely affirmed that film iMifore placing your insurance. I U E. Stauffer is sole agent In this city Morrill A C*. have just received the ow sanctimonious miserly mltlkinalre in a community works more deadly harm to Dunlap shape drrby hats. They are the l for David Landreth A Sun'* garden seeds. «» \ latent style hat out. The only house In Christianity than a down isolated buigiary or drunkenn :s*. In Europe, we ' erf Philadelphia. These seed* are not Hasting* that have thru. are told by competent authorities, tbe des­ ' handled on commission aa ’.* the custom WJiat everybody say« must be so, and peration of the poor I* »“-t driving nreu i with most firm*. but this well known the intlc* all .say we have the nicest and Into atheism. My distimtuWied townsman, house compel)* Its agents to lay in a fresh eheabest lot of ladie** list* and trimaring* 1’rofFMor Ely. in a most autgestive lecture. stock of seeds every year, tbe seed* that theyjever saw. sign of tbe Racket. Inquire* into the alienation of wage-work­ are left over being destroyed. A guaran­ tee comes with every package which Is Ladies cal! and see the fiiM*t stock of ers from Christianity, proving that in most waled. By getting your needs at Stauffer* millffiery good* over brought to this eity. you may be assured of fresh and reliable All the latest novelties of the seaeon and WlHc KEflbTnis We wish to say a few words to the people of Barry Co., that are in search of anything in our line, which consists of POWDER COME . -AND SEE ME-: Before you sell your and JOS. ROGERS. SUITS, MIXER’S c&ss BLOOD CANCER & SCROFULA and GENTS' FURNISHING GOODS. We have bought a very large and complete stock for the spring trade. In selecting this stock, we nave given it our best attention and SELECTED PATTERNS AND QUALITY OF GOODS, That we think will please you all. Oar line of Suits and Overcoats is far superior to anything we have ever shown. If you are contemplating buying anything in this line give ua a call and let us prove to you that OUR STATEMENTS ARE NOT WIND BUT FACTS. Yours truly, ' LOCAL NEWS. E. W. Morrill & Co., The ‘One-Price Clothiers, MICH. HASTINGS, Take Your Pick From the very best while you are about if. It will pay you in satisfaction aud wear. It will be money in your pocket to get the best. Tbe best ready-made clothing on the market to-day ia the “Stein Bloch Co.” clothing. It stands without a peer. You can only equal it in quality of goods, quality of make, nicety of fit, excellence of work and trimmings by going to your tailor. And then would pay from a third to a half more. V v- Spring Overcoats I can show you a line the equal of which has adorned the stock of any Barry county dealer. ’ That Hat. It is conceded that a nice hat is the crowning of a well dressed man. No extra charge for puns. But speaking on this subject reminds me that I have concededly the best line of these goods, and I can suit you in both -quality and price. R. K. Quant Leading Clothier. �Morris looked sharply up from under a few old foot soldiers who saw 2: to grumble, and same of them, returning bis shaggy irows: “What do you mean? Wbat men fate at nigbt from a visit on pas* to the neighboring town, made sarcastic allu­ would have any occasion to cross the pa­ sions to the new order as they trudged rade but the iufantryr ••I mean, in all reqwet. sir. that there homeward under tlie windows of the may be men, or at least a man, who hay­ officers’ quarters on the south side. Br OHAHMB HW, 0. & A-. Others still, trusting to darkness and ing no occasion to crow the parade will "FVcVn Unnka, ininr a theory tiiat oil officer* bhould tie abed do so'simply for the sake of making at that hour, proceeded to wear apar&Uri trouble. In plain words, a cavalryman, path, nnd these two transgreKSions be­ sir." The adjutant, fitting at bis desk, ing occasionally repealed and the officer of the day having twice cornu upon the dropjied his pen ami looktd quickly up, meet *ttl> U..^n.| trausgrca»en» without having captured aud the sergeant major, going out with <niAl*TER L one of their number, for tho “dough a bundle of papers, found m«ins to halt boys” were fleet of foot, a second order ut the office door, aa though to hear what was issued, requiring all enlisted men might follow. Mr. Mason, the adjutant, returning to the post between tattoo nnd turned quietly, caught the sergeant ma­ reveille to enter their barrack* from the jor’s eye and gave a quick but express­ rear, aud not tn cross the quadrangle ive jerk of the bdad in the direction of bounded by the fence. There was a road the outer room. The sergeant major took all around in tha rear of tho liarracks the hint and vanished. But the clerks had heard the corporal’s and quarters, but in the wet spring weather it was often deep with mud and intimation that sumo troopet was con­ generally dark as Erebus. What won­ nected with tho transgrMwion for which der, therefore, that many, parties still the ball playing quartet were coutiued. managed, to slip in, not exactly in defi­ 'The duor was immediately closed, leav­ ance of tbe order, but beeguro the enlist­ ing them to draw their own inferences ed men hud a fino appreciriion of that and make their own comments. Thdy pritj^iplo of international law which pro­ did not hear the colonel’s next remark: “If any man in the cavalry is gritty in vides that a mere paj>er blockade is not euti0Bd to respect? Then it was thnt this matter there is only one whom I can suspect. Can you name him?” the “ old tnan." as the soldiers called tho The crush nf a Hflc. a henry fall, a moan. Corp. Brent flushed again, but finalb colonel, ordered out Iris blockades. An Thcn—sdcnct. replied. “I l»eg the colonel not to ask, n‘< extra sentinel** port was established, a It must have been nearly midnight to answer, when, a* I said before. I have The light* in the barracks and at tho sentry was ordered stationed at the old hospital beyond had long since been southwest goto from tattoo until reveille, uo proof whatever.” Col. Morris turned and pondered a extingamhed. and only her^ nnd there and ’ns all the cavalry were barracked moment. Finally he whirled about in along the row of officers’ quarters and at 011 the west side nbar their stables, and his revolring chain as the infantry were manifestly the of ­ the guard house, suggestively planted "Corp. Brent, if these four men were half way down the slope toward the port fenders (so argued the colonel), the three of my own regiment I would certain­ additional sentnes required were ordered trader’s store, was there sign of wakeful ly refuse your request. As mnltcri* life. One or two upper window* gave taken from among their number. Thi-. order made guard duty a trifle stand I will not spoil tiic- chances of the forth a faeble gleam, and there was quite Rifle nine. They will therefore he a jovial glow pouring from the open harder and the infantrymen a mile turned over to you to take their j>art in doorway of thc colonel'* big house across madder. ’ Out of sheer mischief sonn- uf the game, und to-morrow must stand them took to jKinsing up the road lie— -------------------the dark rectangle. It tell upon the tall white flagrtoff and displayed it from tween the guard house and the trader’s, j their trial before the garrison court’ enteringthc northwest gate and stalking - Aud ‘ ’ when * '' Corp. " Brent left the -4 office, base -io croartrees. a solitary, ghost like infinitely rojm«x*l, the colonel turned shaft, and then, with gradually dimin­ across the parade in stealthy column of to his staff officer: files from tii.lt direction, facetiously dec ­ ishing power, illumined the graveled “Where do yon suppose the recruiting pathway that bisected the parade and orating their trail with empty beer bot­ officer* picked.up a fellow like that? He led from the broad flight of step* in front tles, whisky* flask* or sardine boxes, over has the language uf an educated mnn.” which the police sergeant upent some of the commanding oflfcer’s to the ma­ “He was enlisted in New York," was and bla.^hemy after reveille next jor’s ou the southern aide. Overhead time Eaa^wereglittenog m ra> ab*.lately morning. Then tho’colonel ordered the tha reply, “udlhavd frequency noted doodlou eky Not a breath ol air waa northwest gate locked at tattoo, and the him on guard. They tell me he has more altering the torwt down io the black laughing raactda dHmbetl tho ten™. He indueu™ over tbo men to bia battalion depthaot the valley to the eootK bolt- troald not order not more> ecntrie. but tluu.nnyothern..n-e»mnii«non.4oairer. ened by by distance, distance, the tbe rush n»h of of tlie the river near >» S»v» thl' uttc't "f thc <L,-V 'Iteeetmne I and I an. glad lie liua prjrawod that there ened over its rocky bed fell upon the ear like to have a patrol in readiness nt the flag- will be no more ot this night business." staff between 11 and-1 that night,, and • And yet, two days afterward, tai•nothing taDaby. . Ten minute* earlier the sound of sil­ then some fine foot racing resulted, in colonel sent for Corp. Brent to say that the agreement was being violated. Three very laughter and cheery voices had which the patrol came out re-.tund bust. The colonel ordered, the five infantry­ soldier* had lieen seen running from the • come floating arross the garri.:on, and southwest gate across the parade the men who hap;»ened to 1 ms on puiis arreated half a doxetf little groups had. strolled away from the cotonel's gate, some turn­ and brought to trial before a garrison night before. The sentry had been taken off on the strength of the arrange­ court, and the court promptly acquitted ing tai ngbt and left, others crossing in the broad stream of light from his open every man. It was established that they ment; the Rifle nine had won the game amidst. great enthusiasm, and there was jxirtals On- by one the door* of the bad all obediently gone around the gar- ______ varioua quarters had opened to admit rison; they had even taken the trouble : a liberal transfer of treasnry notes in their occupants, a few lingoring good to call the attention of the sentry on No. ' consequence. Tlie infantry ahd ninny nights had been exchanged between gal­ 4 to that tact; and then it dawnod upon ; of the cavalrymen were rejoicing in unlant young bachelors and some dainty the commanding officer that some of ' accustomed wealth between j>ay days, application* ‘for passes to visit town form enwrapped in fleecy burnous, and those infantry scamps were, as they 1 and................... then even those night owl* “the young- would have expressed it, “putting up a had IxH-n of unusual number. The four sters” had betaken themselves to their 1 j°b" at cxlwnso- “n<1 that half a culprit* had pleaded guilty to Cneir ofdomiciles. Ono after another door* were dMen of the fle<'test footed among them tens-) and been awarded borne light fine. ..^....-,1 .... 1.1.. . j !! were Inst for a lark slintiintr ' ' ’boys," , ." fully appreciating cluaed. lights popped up in/the second ,or n ^’PPinff out »nt of nnnrquur- ~~ The “dough floor windows, curtains «efe drawn, the j l‘ir4 after 11 o’clock and around to the the colonel's consideration consider in the matter, fully me»M meant to mana Bland by their promre promise light* enshrouded, and finally a silence 'northwest gate, vaulting the fence with as nuiy ny ineir aa of solitude spread its mantle over the 1 tho ability of monkeys, and then play- to Brent.' It was with not a little feeling, Tom, parade, and the corporal of the guard. [ in8 the old 'game rnmA of >r “Tobi. T,w ' pull j therefore, that they received the new* was violated. leaning against the gate post at tho j awa>r’” with "**■“ hi* patrol. ,w‘- Th-y had not I that the compact . tn mimb in a ■ ■ ’That I'll•>t <afiirilnv z^a n. — aouthwttitern entrance, bethought him ‘ haxl 80 mucb fnn fun in a volyearX Saturday n.-n^inri evening, in in nwane mysMorri* had how expressive was tha sign the Indians j Col. Co1- Morrih bail sense sense enough enough to to know know ! terious terious Way, way, Corp. Corp. Mullen Mullen of of the the guard guard lorttenmer his temper andfrxgottnxmhiail to [ sprained his wrist justfaH/w. after tattoo, that ifthat h<« if lr«fhe his anil tmt hia wriuf ln«+ aftnx.nJ and made r.:for ujghf He waa of medium height? bn t an ath­ blustering the men would regard it as a | though Brent waa not the next man on letic, well built young fellow, a* anyone victory. He issued no new orders. Sus- • the roster, with the adjutant’s full, conmight have seen as the corporal stood picion had fallen on a squad of rollick- | sent he appeared armed and equipped at under the big lamp at the guardhouse ing young Irishmen in Company F. all ; the gukrd house and reported for duty as but a few moment* before. He hud a of whom wore members of the battalion j Mullen's succesjKir in charge of thc sec­ A match game was tv to .uni ond icucu relief. taxatuuiiu^ Examining tho list ut of men JNU1OBUIU•3, clear ejear cut face, late, with witn a n good gOOU baseball nine. ....... — mu iu>b U1'*X1 handaume. deal of soldier brortte about the chreks । come off two day* later with the club [ absent uu on pass, uu ho made mental iiute note tn of tu.nie mriiuti and jaws; he wore his natty undresa I ^r0,r* Tort Lawrence, nnd local interest two in hisown battalion and looked visi­ uniform with an easy grace, nnd carried ~and bets—were rqnning high. Alas! bly disappointed when he scanned Oio the long Springfield as though it were a when the morning of the eventful day cavalry names. It had been ordered toy. The crureel rifles on his forage came around, four of the fleetest l«ase tiifl^ all mon returning from pass nhould cap, the buckle of his cartridge belt. ' runners in the Rifle nine languished in report at the guardhouse, leave their pa­ even the copper cartridges themselves, I gnaril house, arretted at reveille by pers with the officer of the guard and gleamed in tho lamplight. The chev- order of their own captain for absence then return, to their quarters, those of runs on his sleeve, the narrow strijio I froni quarters at midnight. The oolo- the infantry battalion passing around Along the seam of his trousers, the Her- I nel had amply let them get out, then outsider the officer*’ houses, those of the lin gloves be wore, were all spotlessly ordered checkroll call, with doors barred, cavalry entering their Barracks by the white, and 'Ctfrp. Brent was what the’they stood self exiled. Fancy the rear steps at once. .men were wont to call “a dandy Jack." ! consternation among tbe lover* of the Three days of Bunshine nnd breeze had though there was not a man in the troop national game! Even tho cavalry had dried the ground bo that the paths around barracks at the western end of the pa- I hacked the local nine against that from the i*»t were in perfect order, and, ex­ rsd- who cared more (han once to put I Lawrence, and well knew that if subeti- cept that it inailo their walk longer bjon the gloves with thc “dandy." Brent I tutes had to be put in there was no some two hundred paces, there was no had speedily demonstrated tha fact that i e“rthly chance of their winning. discomfort in obeying the order. Tho I he could outspar any man in tho cavalry ** »•—-»- — *« —Manifestly, said the •battalion, ^here* first batch of returning soldiers appeared । |XJrtiou of the garrison, and that only •no man but Corp. Brent to get u* out of nl»out half-past 11. surrendered their Bergt Connors, of C company, was able the scrape. He was captain and short­ passes and went quietly away to their stop of the nine, and on him they rallied barracks. Another squad appeared I to beat him in a bout. ■ In tho little battalion of infantry forthwith. “Give me your word, men, about ten minutes later, but there was Brer.: was a popular man: so, too, had that there’s to bo no more of this monkey still no sign of tho two whose names be beta in the cavalry command that re- business, and Til go to the colonel my­ Brent had noted and whoso pas* expired xentiy occupied tbe post; but these fel- self. Refuse, and the game goes to Fort at midnight. It was then that the young lew* of tho Eleventh, who had but late- Lawrence, nine to nothing, for we can’t soldier, with the permheion of the officer V march,-.1 in. s.vmod rather slow to play without Lynch and Cooney on the of the guard, strode quickly over tp tbe dberiver lus many good traits. Very bases.” It was a case of unconditional southwest gate, a hundred yards away. posribly they did not like the apparent surrender. JFrom here he noted the dispersal of The colonel had kindly received the the little party that had been spending ease with which he had defeated the champions they had so confidently sent young corporal, had listened to the tale the evening at the colonel’s; here he had agaiurt him. Still it wa* a good natured, of woe, and sat silently pondering a mo­ straightened up, and standing under the nut vindictive, sort of jodonsv—that ment Then he looked up. “You say lump j>ost tendered his soldierly salute •Oldieriy rivalry between tho two corjis the game must go against yon without to Capt. and Mrs. Lane oa they passed in front of him, repeating it an instant that seems irrepressible aud that really these four men?” he asked. "Yes, sir. Indeed I would not play after when a young lady, with dork, 1 to win friends among the troopers, without them. We would far better let sparkling eyes, looked him quickly over 0 Steed tbe frank, laughing way he the game go by default than have the as she tripped by on tho arm of her es­ U when an order was suddenly issued record published, aa it assuredly would cort, and while the latter held open the the new post commander, the eu- . be, in the army as well as tbe local pa­ gate of the brick quarters at the corner, per*, with all the errors score ! against almost within earshot, she inquired: tsrment of which stirred up a row. lathe last visitor left thc colonel's us. This nine of our* has not been beaten "Who ia that infantry corporal., Mr. ' » and be cloned his door, thereby by any team in the department a* yet, Hearn?” ttting out tho liroad gleam th*t».«l- aud it would be an unearned victory for “Thai? Oh, you didn’t get here in Fort. Lawrence." gt like tiiat of che headlight ff time for the ball game. Mias Marshall, Colonel Morris sat keenly studying qir you wouldn’t have asked. That'* tire, had shot athwart ths 3>. Brent was pondering over thswery the young soldier’s face. He -made no Corp. Brent, captain of the Rifle nine." answer for a moment, and when be “Can't we persuade you to come in a nutn who hated ir­ spoke it was of an utterly ir.etevant few minutes, Mr. Hearn?" called Mrs. matter: Line, in her sweet, cordial voice. “Haveyon not serve.! somewhere under is the spring he noted “Yes, do come. Hearn,’’ chimed in the my command before this, corporal?” Thc color sprang to Brent’s face. There motiou. the southwas an instant of hesitation, then a Arm The lientxsumt hesitated an instant but re-pcctful answer: and glanced e*. the girl who had just “Nowhere, sir. I have been in the stepped within the gate, but m she said a cavalryman not paid much at ten- army only two years, and this is my fleet nothing that seemed in any way prre*station since leaving tbe depot at David's rag he raised his forage cap, and pleas. upon the short litoar aaored to window firn minutes e^-tag toatW. thm «n£ •*£ S^S.17*• ’EP­ £ut another fklR-BANK ud all is Iron* o’,hl' aoartm *u <*■* Do,m at th. gwtol bo"« “» ,« th. blwirr light of th. oil l*mp »■> th.!bm toml of th.t-iitrTpM.ng tojri Seatfc tlje heatherapd thy i both together s /'"riS* SAHTA CLAUS SOAP'-) .tood then, by ,tndoito:bere»"f”tb. th. distnot wntrito tar orer by th. hay .lack, aild '-. ood yard, than noddrel brr h.»l approvingly 'h- abHiwIy li"« >" to. rote of Ho. !«. te "“»«» dnal -ail'. W.U." .hultzro ah. wa. ” °”!i<'rif’L teouMofth. «’rl,oral'”hraJ?'H„!z of th. ir trnto dich-d; the nwtj biugto gore a redden uitteak: there ™< a rattto M of a falling ride, a cintterod ejacnlation; toe ronld jnrt dimly make ont shadowy form Hooping to pick up tne gun. and then cautiously redoriug tho gate. Then, instead of muring away, there it rtou-1. leaning against the font*Evidently Corp. Brent had bs,«u^ there nnd had come to stay. 6he bethought her of the talk she had heard among the officers about the cojontd’s order prohibiting the men from crosrtug the parade, of the implied prom­ ise taat no more violations should occur in recognition of the colonel s having re­ leased tho quartet of roysterers ia» time for the gn at match game, and of the al­ leged violation of this contract. She was a vouug woman uf quick perception: Brent‘bad evidently posted himstJf there to capture the malefactors should they Quarter of an hour pi.vied without the faintest sound from without. Site beard Capt Lane extinguishing the lamps in the parlor lielow, and Mrs. Lane had come tripping np to bar. door to say g(K>d night. but *»iuS that lu‘r was writing refrained from coming farther, though Mbs Marshall promptly laid aside her pen anti diary and cor­ dially bade her enter. All was quiet within and without, and che was just at '.ut pulling down ti> shade when, peeping through the blinda, she saw the dark shadowy form at tho fence move quickly, stealthily into the road. The next moment there cams tho rtam. low toned challenge: “Halt, yon inenr • There was an instant scurry and ru.«h: a muttered oath: two rtiadowy* forms dartixl ont by the gate, and at top speedtheir flying fc«otat*’jB could be dimly heard nudiing tiptoe around tn the back of the garrison. But there was no pur­ suit; (me man evidently had stood hia ground. “Where ore you going?" won Brent’* question, in the same low, stern tone. "To my quartern,” was the answer, in accent* that were plainly defiant. “Who are yr>u. and what business is it of yours?" “I am the corporal of the guard, and vuu are disobeying orders in entering the garrison. Face nlwut and go with me to the guard house." “You can’t arrest me. by God! I’m going right to my quarters. I’m not going to cross the parade/' “Tbat will do. Face aboutr Brent’s voico was heard. "You know perfectly well that you disobeyed order* In enter­ ing that gate. What's your name—and your troop?"’ “None of your damned busin-xw. Pm •tending to my affair*; you tend to yours.” “I am, and I arrest yon, whoever you ore. Not another word. now. unless you want me to use force." '--1L "Don't yoa dare lay a maud on me, damn you! I don’t recognize yonr -au­ thority. You're not coriximl of the guard:11 ‘ saw who marched on guard this morning, and you were not one of .them, j Get out of my way or IU"— Then came sudden scuffle, au oath, a gasping cry. Uno man could bo beard running with lightning speed to the gliyjmy outliws of the cavalry bunacka close at hand; another twemed to dash in pursuit. Then come the sound of Stun­ ning blow, the crash of n rifle upon the gravelly road, a heavy fall, a moan. Toon —silence. CONTINUED. ...... '---- -- rinra^u IU CVCSU11 n doctor, or you retrain from «o dolnc tor fear you wil rtiinn jourwlf nn<| triend»-we wtU tell yna just what ymi need. Itb H<«d » Sanapa’m U TOU 001 * ,lUU UOCertStlU uncomrprtnble. dangeron-t condition, mtn a alate olM bralfb. ronMe^r^nd ’ebelrut,De*J, '"u «• »o Idea bowO potent this pecudar medicine la In cases like ybuni. P*»-'‘r There h a rumor afloat that the Cana­ dian Pacific railroad will tunnel the St Clair river at St Clair. Mich. Children Cry for Pitcher’* Castoria. Children Cry for Pitcher’s Castoria. Children Cry for Pitcher’s Castoria. MADE ONLY BY fA|Rg)^C0, CHICAGO* CASTORIA for Infant* and Children, A CITY LUXURY Just u the dty looks to the country for most of the luxuries med on its tables, so the country must turn to the dty for those conven­ iences which xre justly termed luxuries for tbe hari-wortur-.j house­ wife. Qty housekeepers have learned to realize that to save time is to lengthen life. is one of the best known dty luxuries and each time a cake is used an hour is saved. On floors, tables and painted work it acts like a charm. For scouring pots, pans and metals it has no equal. IF YOUR STOREKEEPER DOES NOT KEEP IT YOU SHOULD INSIST UPON HIS DOING SO, as it always gi es satisfaction and its immense sale all over the United Stales makes it an almost necessary ariidc to any well-supplied store. Everything shines after its use, and yen the children delight in using it in their attempts to help around the IncvMOKTGAGE SALE. itefsul: having been made It. :;ie condlUan* t a Mriaiu i.-rurtp*}: ■. ir-idv ’ cnnu« S./ and rwirtel m tbe uflicr of :hr IhrMrrot and said morlKag,> **' 1111 ■ •*’ lH'o-®l>rr MSSSMlcadd tot'lsy W. 1‘eltit. »od <« l*e. •• israSM. duh a-utwd by • uy « btsguardian to Mary M.g.i:! >: <t tli* i'K'i'Cr?"Iu imld mortgage and both ufNud **®aM»enb mmboaiidM> neordeii , ► ' • ’.pn— conduce ...Maid . mortaacr . . I «LT. ww» ___apon L the __ .... h:nl,‘- prrraltmi m» pakt for Uic same itienld <* * tarUMTlten upon the prrm«*—. t—-srlror ntMrst SnliSfliiS df lt per cnct, an<! th* '*ld mor havlua ne^rcird toeffnl su-’!i .nsurawr. lUu Mid ntmtarttev t ffwtcd tbr same, and pa~ ibt-rrtor the sum at uu th- »«»»b «W ®* Itecanbcr last and Uitro b no* claim«*d 10 oc dur tor sueh lurtira&oe flic xum uf V-fex Aud It was further expr- s» v nxr-rd In wd niorMMr. ttiaf should mere !■ -. an} detautt in tae payment ol tbe interest nro'ii fl"any day when the »ame should b- due *nd p»r abte. and should the Van.itina .r. iu arrears for the Bi’ocr of sixty daj* - IM* }M principal ou aahl mortmte «lioold > due U ter , CHAXCKRY BALt ,n*“3! In rt and by vltw- of an enter and option Of tbe said mortSurre. st•! d-cn-v of the circuit court lor tbe County al B.utv. in ctiaac-ry. in the aute ofMl. bLun, uir »BBI Ul «■<> uui uanu». ‘•- > Hitter it«tr.t ....Ikt__ • V. juune hanug remained uapaid until «"• ttaderatkl option k*i>' uu-hk u-.r. < ■ ■ - drnirc. tbe whole ol «l<l mortgage due ai.d Thm-byM. Hmb. ttahart FhteTiw KMtaS Freer are defendant*. Notice t> hereby given tbat f shall nril al ot lor Miu uisiiwut- • . . . tee el thirty Ove uolUrs nroriaNl toj •" Mid nortjraar. and no null or porwyre* nt:.plo™««K>..MU»e nertb fn~t dwt of ti»r akllaw hsvincr been hi-Uluted ” recowr iuHartline*. <4 Ham and state nt u...__ W. L DOUGLAS $3 SHOE BggSB A. E. Woolley, Agent. ..... aw. MtwnilWl : lotiiintwitixrta pwtat fifty nftiia rrtetw .... - - - 1‘O!‘ number thiny ? 'c. * ' ■*'l» number threw itorth ranee flithl WSt. (tie-tf-t- rant eavwi.tr wlwk,* •— George Boyd, a prominent lumberman, wiakllled by mfalling treeutBoone, Wed­ nesday. _v.vwiu.ns ' Work will MKin begin on the new Hough »hM |OMW <7 Furniture Company's building# at Mus­ »erlN-4 ms M kegon Height*. Dated Hatt! y.2tP OUTERS Faetmy girls to the number of about one tooasaad are forming a protective union at <>acxson. tMrtbvr wltuan auurn<-> - ■ ' * ,.3. five dollars ciornanted for taen In-taeprrtdg betn«-o**crilwd in m.1.1 : ■ Z"1. ceruan piece m parrel ot tend JSnrtv belut in the town of WuodUsid l>*rn <va»E Mlchfean, and Known a»id < w" MteM? OonunenclDK at » pol r t of TMcbtr rtM at ttslatenu-w street and running tbenrc due <«•« » eeaiar ol Tbaeber ttreci ’‘vh*n thence north nine HD rod*, thenrc Maa^an^toda, thence due M'U.h c«mX8 thenrt. tt helug on the 8 W ’•» ”• 1 . W’ mt) M. GABi-vxn. Hmthi * Cuum-'VK. Anornej * tor Mortgagee. Dated March i*. wi. ---- --------- -------- bO YOU TAKE 'T.E ABialn™. X.n’. AtoneUUtn hu l«-ti ’’,“h ,l,m-s-r iMx.r pre*itrent. WHY KOT? �business cards Take* 1,000 people to buy Dr. day afternoon. Understand Rev. Collins NEIGHBORINGCOUNTIES. has accepted n call to attain fill their pulpit Catarrh Remedy, at 00 emt* a be DE. AOne VO VST KCENICE The pninps have been withdrawn from make up |500. failure to cun at their church the coming year. the Eagle cool mine near Grand Ledge and Which were you trying to break on take the profit from 4,000 sal the propiietor.ifiiave very expensive bole IN 1 THE THIRD STAGE CURED-TEN Sunday. L—your banes or your cart? makers profess to cure ‘‘oold Hood’s Sarsaparilla do not be Induced to take YEARS A VICTIM OF CATARRH in the ground. It ia hoped however that a It thc cart you succeeded admirably. head,’’and even chronic catarrh, any other. A Boaton lady, whose example Is better organtaaUon may be effected which ' , AND PERMANENTLY CURED. Moral, don't let your temper get the start they fail they pay 3500 for their worthy imitation, tells her experience below: will go ahead and develop the large deposits 3TUART. KN*APPEN A WEAVER. If you do. it is uot coatrolled as easily as fidetice.— M In one store where I went to buy Hood's- of coal audflre clay known to be there. 4 0 Attorneys nt law. Not in newspaper words but the horse. SanuxparBla the clerk tried to induce me buy * Over Ha*uug* National *bmk, The book agent visits Us almost dally. cash! Think of what eonfldenco Walter E. Wilson, ot Grand Ledjrei car­ Hut lug*. Michigan. their own Instead of Hood’s; he told me thetr’s if cases like the following can be eured. *Young and old men, women and children to put that In the jrapera—and n. _ Associate offices, at Gnutd Raimis. Mich. ried off first prize at the commencement certainly . would last longer;, that X might take it on ten there is hope for all. This f Its makers believe in the remedy. Isn’t it ■ exercises of the Detroit College of Medl- .patient had been growing worse iu spite of all anxious to secure your names. 1) A. SHELDON, Dr. McLeay has returned from a visit to worth a trial? Isn’t any trial preferable to cine. He had 48 competitors. all treatment tor ten years, and had reach- (Canada. r. Abstract and Rea! Estate Office. catarrh? . ' Two handsome, wall dressed women 'ed tbnt terrible condition known as the Abstract Block. HMttag*. John Wood is falling very fast i|is After all, the mild agencies are tbe beat Mduey to low on Real E state Real Estate days' trial; that if X did not like It X need not stage of catarrh (atrophic catarrh). (son Marion Is to leave very soon. He has and two men of good address arrived on a third ] ...j on »'inini«slwi. General conveyancing. pay anything, eta. But bo could uot prevail Perhaps they work more slowly, but they Grand Trunk train from the east and Tlie offensive breath, and dry scabs form- .engaged with Mr. Burman for the year at a complete **t of Abstract Book", com­ on me to change. I told him I had taken work surely. Dr. Pierce's Pleasant Pellets registered at tlw Riley house Monday even- 'ing In the nose, cracking In Hie cars, de- jKalamazoo. - iTromlb, JW t.rnl.a crapl.u Ilood’a Sarsaparilla, knew what It was, was are an active agency but quiet and mild. tract*. ’ **• **. tilttXJAU. VierK. scribe a condition which is considered by Ing. as Fred Mills and wife and C. Snyder 1 ratlsfled with it, and did not want any other. They’re sugar-coated, easy to take, never most |iby»ieiiins as hopeless. The case Is “1-. I>IIAKE,~M. !>-. When I began taking Hood's Samparilla , and wife of Lansing. A short time after, 1 Geo. Perkins was in Grand Rapids one shock nor derange the system and half the police were notified by some person 1given in the words of the patient: I was feeling real miserable with dyspepsia, their power i* tbe mild way In wblah their Clinton, MIcIl. March 31. 1891. <day last week. knowing the relations of the parties, tbat and so weak tiiat at times I could hardly . r t IhdluWAi’-' drug store. Tbe Prfuna Medicine Co., Columbus, O. The Easter services were well attended work Is done. Smallest, cheapest, easiest they were not what they represented them­ ;.... houra f'•'in z to 4 |k Telephone, con to take. One a dose. Twenty-five cento a , both churches. • selves to be, and they were waited upon —Gentlemen: 1 had been troubled ten at .- tins with reeilciKe, al Holloways drug The ladles aid society of the Congrega-, vial. Of ill druggists. about 1 o’clock p. m. and taken Into years with chronic catarrh, gradnally growing worse from year to year. I tried tioual । church met in Union hall last Fri ­ Belding has iecrehsed ita population custody. The men were arraigned before M. B. till.LAM’lE. Notary Public stand.' I looked like a person In consump­ ( 1000 during the past year. Recorder Thompson this morning upon all the trealu)enta and remedies I heard of day. and U. 8. Claim Agent, tion. Hood's Sarsaparilla did mo so much Some very striking costumes were worn the charge of l»elng disorderly and flood without any relief. My symptoms were ill proeeculoSti kinds «>( claims before the good that I wonder at . myself sonajtinic.s, A class will be formed at Houghton, to dry scabs forming in the nose, dropping ( at the uniMiutrade. 87.80 each aud the women were released , irtnivuts uf tin- Interior office. Call ou him J. Draper nnd wife accompanied by n . foster and develop,local dramatic talent. ' < store, comer Court and Jefferson Sts., aud my friends frequently speak of tL” Mns. without having been arraigned. It Is from thc back part of the pose Into the Ella A. Goff, ci Terrace Street, Boston. t-ungS, Mich. The Baptist State Sunday school con­ claimed Uiat the quartette were from throat, sore throat, nose stopped up, Washbum and wife ato maple sugar at J. vention is In session at Hillsdale. It Charlotte and it is known the names given offensive breath, and cracking aud roaring Roiish’w Sunday. M. FCU 110.11.8. Tbe many friends of Jacob Schmelcher closes to day were fictitious. It is said one of the. in the cars. I began to take your "remedy ; wife surprised them one evening last couple were married, but had not been on the first of November, 1880, and in and Navigation is opened at Alpena. The living together ot late.—Battle Creek twelve months 1 was perfectly cured. I week. After partaking of a bountiful sup­ river is clear and there Is little lee in Thun­ used no local treatment, but used only ply of warm sugar, they returned to their der Bay. Journal. A. BAHBEK. M. D., yotfr medicine Internally. 1 have had uo homes well pleaaed. Physician and Surgeon, IOO Dose* One Dollar Two np-n were arrested in Grand Rapids' Mrs. Nelson Merrelt, of Wakeshma. Is a return of my catarrh, and consider myself The Misses Nellie and Myrtle Target p over Nevin’s store. Office hours from ft sister of Canfield, the murderer ofi Nellie ■perfectly cured, for swearing on Sunday. li. D. Walter. are spending a few days at home. Griffin nnd detiies that there was ever a It would be difficult to describe., a worse Mrs. Isaac lloush is able to be out onw: STEMS CROUP REMEB’ Saginaw county will have a new 320.­ criminal in her foully until her brother case to cure than the above. Tlie length more. V. LOWRY. ^1. D., 000 poor house to replace the old shell , Tbo Children's Medicine committed the crime for which he is nqA- of time it had run, the fact that it bad Physician and Surgeon. T. Roush lia< gone to tlie Rapids to which recently bnrued. For Cold*. Couth*. Hoarseness a specialty of treating diseases of tbe in prison. 8he says that tlie ataleinetns continually grown worer. aud the further work. Who>p«nf Cough. Crimp, and i-_ v E aud KAK ami the preservation of rlslou publiahcd throughout the state that her fact Unit It had already dereloj-ed the Mrs. S. Albright is expected home from -t-rlj Qtting SI’ECTACLES and eye father was a murtlerer are wrong and tluit symptoms of the dry, or atrophic, stage of Shenuan soon. SSES. two families have lieen confused. Her' catarrh..'Combine to rohke this a very re­ •• ati'i residence on Broadway, near Com THE BEST Thc Misses Ella and Myrtle Riegler and "ifi:- A single triui seen. e. father was u tiddler iu the lute war. and . Hss’i ngs. Mich. markable cure, quite ‘impossible to be made Jennie Case spent Sunday with the family Only o< cent* al L'rufct»" STAKOARO REMEDJES. has been dead thirteen years.—Kahiuaztai' with the ordinary treatment. of P. Wita rt. COLGROVE. ' Telegraph. J This «|ure wtw effected by intenial treat­ Mrs. H. C. Peokliam spent Saturday Lawyers. ELF.CTIUN NOTICE! • In Inion block. Hastings.) John Shafer bled himself away to W. <•'. ment alone, and no ?pray, gargle or in­ with Mrs. J. C. Baken To the electors of the county ot B vrry. Pur­. ’ halatsl was used. The case began to Im­ J. J. Wood is apcnillng his vacation at । Barden's trout p.*il in Battle Creek recent ­ suant #o instructions from the ta-cretary of State, you are hen-bv notified tmtitahe legtsla- ly, and sucaeedeain catching a good many. prove nt Mxm as the medicine was begun. Grand Rapids. TRACE • KK^ ASTON, ture of the state of Michigin lias uAred an net.• of Hie speckled beauties. But Johnny was( and in six months every symptom had , Tlie Misses Myrtle Yarger and Francis Attvmey nt ItaW. and ordered It take ini nictitate effenkmi.- ram* . dlMppeared, but the medicine was conha* been approved by the Governofvwnd U as cangbl in the act and an officer of Hie law tluued a few months longer for fear^hey Goek-her were In Hastings Sunday. er J. 8. <loodvear & Co.’s store.) follows ; •-in all courtaot the State. Collections swooped down upou hirfi and took him in. . would return. ThW num has been ex­ Joint resolution, proposing an nnierllment to section one. article nine «-f the ronstftutlen of! They may prove to be very expensive' posed during Hie pa>( winter to the change­ Preaching at the Star school house next f trout. able climate of Michigan, and has not had Sunday evening by Ehler Cheney. 1। MM ERM AN. liomvpathlc Phy­ this state.-relativeto the salary of ibf Attorney H.■ the slightest return of any catarrhal sician and Surgeon. Conductor John Kelley, of the L-------Clarence Gregg, from Union City, a Resolved bv the senate and house nt represen­. . < bliry over J,.ithrop's drug Store.) tatives of the state of Micb'g.i-,. that nn amend­• while coupling cars at Lowell was squeez'd1 symptoms. Not a month passes but that brother of Mrs. Charlie Barnaby, has been ment to section ore. of article tune. of the con-■ quito liadly, necessitating his lax Ing off' hundreds of similar cures nre made by the visiting them for a few days. slltqtion of this state be and the same is hereby zJSj.. w (^ctshdrjrt Brrpffrc ROBERTSON HOUSE, The Sunday school at the Star school lnternel' use of Pe-ru-ua unassisted by tor a time. proposed to re d as fellows: Section t. Tlie Governor shall receive an an­ will commence nert Sunday ai three o'clock other treatment The Jury In the Eager case at Ionia said nual sa'sry of four thousand dollars; the judgesj F. HKODEStiER, Piroi»riftor, The duly reason that there are any fail­ with Mrs. E. Pennock, superintendent: uf the circuit court i-haB each receive an annual1 that the young man came to Ins death from !rtF-r-.'ii nnd Court Sts., Hastings. Mick. salary ut too ttKu-sand five hundred dollar, the' morphine admlnhtered bv his own Land. ures are either because the catarrh Is com­ Mrs. I’. Burton, a.-vsiltaht; Mr. Pennock, W 'i Trorsbu ru»i T plicated by some organic disease or the treasurer: Gertie latke, secretary: Louis Rates. S I ,OO per Day. • । A half interest in thc great trotting patient doe* not take the medicine long Augvre, librarian; Elite I’aton. chorister. Tt- 11 Xue Is new. with pleasant room*. The stallion I’oeahuntas Prince has bwn sold j enough. The majority of pcoplcVxpeet to . oftho public ts respcctfullv solicited “rii The P. ol I. enjoyed their candy social TH7 CHA2LF5 t~ t5Ol£5^BtEai9.*C revive an annual Mian- of one Hiousar.d dol- by K. L. Cobb, of Cluirlottv, to Detroit l e cureil-iii a wwk or two of catarrh that at the Star last Wednesday evening hugre I 'has run ten or .... fifteen years. .Such tar*-, tlie Superintendent of Public instra-tjon I narties for Rs 500 . people . ' 1). . Shall reerlvr an am.uAl sata’y of th.m«<nd I >wn,c* Ior :-33.2t.IL’OITp D. Rolfe, of Lake Odessa, is visiting E. the ComntlsMcii, r of lh<- Laud tiffiec I <). E. Blodgett, n Sunfield farmer, lu-t jI are nearly ulwaya disappointed. Pc-ru-na astings ity ank doltar-; shall receive an aunqA] salary of right huddredJ.} Saturday sold to John M. Burtch 1751 will cure a recent case of acute catarrh In Pennock anti wife. UfcA dollar*. They shall rt-Cvir'-no fees or pe’'|'il»-• Il few liiys nr weeks, but when the disease We understand that Mr. Boomm intends Mich. iu«4hun Itei whatever for the performance of any dutii— bushels of beeus at 81.75 per bushel, to mortgage his little home that :be govern­ eonm-rted with their nfflc-. R shall not ta- ■which amounted to the handsome sum nf bccomi* chronic it takes longer. Colds, winter coughs bronchitis. sore ment bat given hint. coinpctriit tor the legislature to increase tlw 8:>0«.2.-». To this add 810. tbe estimated :ax.’.cu TKouitttt. satanes herein provided •. .. tlitont. nnd pleurisy arc all .catarrhal afBe it further resolved, that su'd ain**ndin>-nt value of thc pods, and we have trie amount 8i.000.00. shall be s:|biuitte*1 to the people of tM« state ul of 8316.35 ns thc gross receipts from 8*$ ftvtlon*. and consequently are quickly the next spring election, on th- first Momlav of acres «if land in ordinary condition, or curable by Pe-ni-na. Each bottle of 1’einter the laws of the Sta:t uf April, hi the year one Sfaouswd eight hnnd.-ed ni-ua is accompanied by full directions for >1’7) iu Michigan. and nli.rty one. and the Swretarv of State is about' S15 per-acre. Is there any crop the use. and is kept by most druggists. Get hereby required to give police of the same to fanner raises that pnys better than that?— year druggist to order it for you. if he does neuralgia, .■ r’Ab^EtE^c-j. .1 Hi- sb.-Hfi of the several counties of this stat.** Dec. 15. !W In bulhltog tor at least tweut* days prior to said election, aud Gram! Ledge Independent not already keep H. •upled by Mn**er Bros. and sciatica the said sheriffs are reqnlr*d.«o gtvethc several A pamphlet on the cause and cure of all The sheriff of Allegan county offers a notices required by law. and th" several GOLD MEDAL, PAUS, 1878. townships and cities in this state slud! prepare reward of 825 for the arrest of Harry catarrhal diseases nnd consumption sent can always'bo suitable boxes for thr'rrcnptlon of ballots cast Stewart who etiSHaqi from a constable at free to any address by The Peruns Medi­ Robinson, President; foror against tuld xni-ndnw-iit Each person Fennville recently. successfully treated cine Ctanpany, Columbus. (). , voting for said ntnenoiaent shall have written D. W. Reynolds, Cashier. or printed ou hl* ballot tbe won!*. "Antend with Sheriff Pollock; of Eaton county, arrest­ ment to the constitution relative to the salaries of Attorney General—Ye*" anrf each person ed four tramps Igst week who had a large OI’.ECTOfta: Every housekeeper should have oh hand voting against s»jd amendment shall have on amount of cutlery upon their persons. a kit <»f soWvrlug trnff*. They taay be his ballot Mr like.nanner • ‘ Ammidment to the W. FL Powers, •V. Reynolds, cone! Italian relative to the salaries of the At­ The property is lielng held In the hopes (sought in small sets expressly for house­ G. Robinson, J.A.qreMe, torney General- No.” The ballot shall in a!' ot finding where the tramps are wanted. hold um's. nnd will save not only sundry A cure John Csrteth, rbegier Mctser. respect* be canvaased nod returns made an in Elmer McArthur, of Charlotte, suddenly nickels, but also much time and annoyance. general e.vettons of state officers. P. T. Colurove. ' is sure to follow Jankx D Bknham. absented •himself alter being release*! from A handy woman can soon learn to iiw Sherin or Haro- Go. Jackson prison, nnd his very sudden and them as handy a- n tinner. the persistent General Bankinu Business Transacted. mysterious disappearance caused his Cut off the fingers of a pair of old gloves ELECTION NOTICE. use of this friends and relatives a great deal of trouble nnd learn to use them nt all household Office of the KecurJer. Hast Inga Mich. . To tii- electors of the .several wards •( the Iand anxiety. A few days ngo he was work, aside from dish washing, which may Abnolutely J^ure . medicine. on the first day of ■ September. A. D. 1«8. city of Ha*’Ing*. You a>e hereby notified that ibeard from and has la-en locatetl again, hr doue with a swab. You can hardly Mary M. Wtaeutt and Jerome E. Wolcott imirt- the annual city election will be held on Monday, having been sent to the slate prison of and {th SaliMe. realize tintil you have tried it. how much Has Cured Others _-age<l to Addl-mu P, Cook, all that certain piece tbe sixth day «f April, last. In roinpliMce with - parcel of land situate lo the township nt Ma­ section six <cj of the city charter, at which Illinois for two yeaw. for setting fire to a you can save your hamis from roughness . -Hrove.Countv of Barry and Mate of Miclii- election the following officers are to tM elected. .stock of l>oots and shoes in Chicago after and acclden’s. and one soon gets used to will cure you. iu:i. dricribed as follows to wit: The south Masur. Recorder. Treasurer, one Justice ot the having them insured for a great deal more the stiff feeling of tbe gloves. A smooth, di »f the north imif of the northwest quarter Peace in place of Alonzo E. Kenaston. whose are used iu ita preparation. It has I ,-..tion twenty c.-Oi town two (T) north of term m office ex plies Juty 4th next; one Marsha'. than they were worth. soft baud is well worth some trouble. MORTGAGE SALE. — ’ -even (7) wes:, containing forty (40 acres School Inspector. Superior Brat and fourth, There is but one house occupied in wards Supervisor second and third ward*, also Default having ta-eu nnde for more than thir­ more tlmn thru timu thc strength of d laud more or fess. Salt eaten with nuts will aid In their di­ ty days tn the pnytnenc at Interest over dun mid Cocoa mixed with Starch, Arrowroot' said mortgage wan on the sixteenth day of one AM-rinan for eat h of the four wards, also •Singapore nt thc mouth of the Kalnmazoo gestion. ' payable on a uiortaaae doted January IOU>. »Ss t. '-idem-ier. A. D. !*<», recorded in tbe office of one member of Board at Education, from each river. The shifting sands have driven the made by Welcome Martie and I'boeha R. Mar­ or Sugar, and is therefore far more i- register wf deeds for the County of Barry ward ot the rit» as follows: For the ftrst lay scorched clothing In the bright sun­ ble, of this house to the second story hbi wife, to Samuel Carson, and recorded ' ■•d suite of Michigan, In liber w of mortgages ward In place ot Robert Dawson, also one mem- occupants light; ft will soon remove tbe spots. tn the office ot the Regi-ter of Deeds, for Barry economical, costing Icm than one cent her of Board of Education from firat ward to ।nnd it 1* only a question of time when the >ii page 12. • County, MichUmn. on ttie 25!li day of January. a cup. It is delicious, nourishing, -a.d mortgage won on the twenty-eighth day fill vManey cansM by tbe removal from the wjude bouse will be under a sand bank. Fruit stains on linen can be removed by 1883. Iu liber w of niortuagen on page AM. for city of Estes Kort, second w-ard. Clement ••I l»t-cvmber. A. l». P<w. duly assigned by tbe default the Mid Hamntl Carson, by vlr strengthening, easily digested, -i.l Addison P. Conk, to the A. P. Cook Co.. Smith: also one member’ of Board of Seitool district No. 1 has voted to raise pouring boiling water through the staini-d which ot the right given him bv raid mortgage, wbi-li said alignment was on the fifth Education from second ward to fill *yw- Silfooo to build additional school room. piners. It must be done before the cloth tne has made and iierdby makes the whole nnuci- and admirably adapted for invalids canrr caused by resignation «rf m. . lay of February. A. D. IK'-!, duly recorded tn has been wet for the wash. !•.,! nun of raid mortgage, nod tho mtcre*t aeW. Cole: third ward. E. A. Rider; fourth • .'<1 register'* office, in Uber « of mortgages, on James Mahoney was arrested after a cruedthereon.now due and tunable. Andon as well as for persons in health. p.e-> 4’J and 41. ward. John Be«sw r; all of whose terms of •Bee If lanl tastes musty, a piece uf peeled which mortgage there l< clalm-d to be due at ‘ >ri the first day of September. A. D. HW. expire on the first day of July next. Also you long chase In Battle Creek for stealing. Sold by Grocers everywhere. the date of Uns notice one hundred aiid seventy­ o-n became due and parable Uy the terms of are hereby notified that PU™ant lodae Mmlce .To evade his pursuers he Jumped into the potato fried in it will remove the taste. eight dollars and twelve cents, (f 178.13), and no u<l mrrtgsgelhe sum of forty-five aud SO-100 received from James D. Benham. -**riff of Ink stains may be removed from carpets suit or proceealnp as Un- having been Institu­ W. BAKEIM C0„ Dontatir, Mm. dollars [gssja;. ot Interrs! and the same has Barry county that at the general rinetlnui to .river near the dam and hid himself, but to recover tbo amount secured by said mort­ r> uiKincd unp*! 1 and in arrears forthe space of be held in this atate on Monday, April u, IM', unfortunately he was seen to go in. The by saturating them while still wet with ted tlw following officers an to be elected: An horrid officers just waited on the bank and sweet milk. Rub with old cloth* until the gage or uy part thereof. Now, therefore, no­ thirtydavs nnaawranis. ‘ t ice Is hereby et ven that on Saturday, the 27lh • 'll tin Hrst day of September. A. D. 18JW. Assocldle Justice of the Supreme Court, in , of June, tail, M ten D'cloak in the forenoon, there became dur and pavable an Installment of place ot John W. Champlin, whose term of kept warm while Mahoney was driven out stain 1* entirely removed, and then wash day at the north front door of the court house. In -titerewof tortv five and too dollar* [84B.S0], office will expire December 31. Util, also two ,of his novel hiding place by the extreme with clean, warm water. the city of Hastings, Barry County. Michigan, and «h-- -ame ha* rcmafned unpaid and in ar- R^teote of the Vnlycrslty. in Place of Cha*. cold. that being tbe i lace where the circuit court SL Willett and Arthur M. Clark, wboee term r- in. for the space of more than thirty day*. for Barry enmity is hoKtMi, T shall »eU at pub­ General Superintendent Miller, of the Outhe first day of SepteObbt-r. A. D. IM), of office will expire December 31. 1W; also a Additional County News. lic auction, to the highest bidder, the prein• here beratne due an Instalhnunt of interest *c- joint resolution oropmdnit m> ani-ndment to M. C. R. R., denies the truth of the report isos described Io mild mortgage, or mi much inline to the terms of said mortgage, of forty- section one, :u-tlcl'‘ nine, of the cowtfitntlon thereof as may be neresxary to satisfy the ■ aud M too dollars (Si-Yjoj. which said last of tht# state, relative to the salary af Attorney that more conductors are to be bounced. Banfleld. amount due on said mortgage, with the inter­ u - tailment ha* remained due and tn arrears G Resolved by the senate and house ol repre­ and the «Mts. charge’, and ex­ Mrs. John Price fell from a buggy last 1 ir mare :han thirty days. Last week Tuesday night at Hie Bresee est thereon, allowed by law. and provided for In Now. th>trelnre. by reason of said default, and sentatives of । he state of Mlchlimn. that an week in Plainwell and sustained very hall a donation was had for Rev. Wallace pensea said mortgage. Said premises Ming described by virtue of a condition of said mortgage, tbe amendment of section one. of article jfine, of serious Injuries. in mild inoi tg-«ge m follow*, to wit: AU that which netted him $72.40. *aiil asMxni-e nf said mortgage baa elected and the constitution of this state l>c and die same of land, lying and lieing in the L. C. Edmunds and C. J. Shoemaker Krel uo-« hereby elect to declare, and doo* hereby is hereby prois>scd to read a* follows: ,The fourth fire that has struck Fennville nship of Hastings, Barry County. Michigan, Section 1. The governor shall re<telve an declare the whole amount secured bv said mort­ anT^FMlary of four th<n»and doltan.; the within the last 20 months occurred Wed­ sold 1.000 bushels of wheat which they are known aud described as .- me. both tnter.-st aud principal, due ami payTiiat part of we« fractional half of '•! Ih* circuit court shall each receive nesday night of last week. Fate seems to delivering to Battle Creek for SI.000. . I-al one-. There is therefore etaiiued to he ;tadges south west of region re ven (7). in of two thousand fire hundred Charles I’almatlcr. yf Albion,:catue home town three ouarter now due and unpaid nn said mortgago tbe ran m annual salary (3-. north range eight <F) west, AlSr™., <>««m ,w;I’-'-"" be against Fennville and the fire-fiend <d eight hundred, thirty-eightanoM-tOO dollar* last Friday for a short vacation. lying north of Til «rn«jiple River, exceining of principal and interest, and tlie annual salary of two tho“*um five In ndnri seems determined to wipe the place from therefrom two (2) acres, used for a cemetery, There was a dance ut the Bresee hall *}}•’!'££*? ttl the face of the earth. There seems to be i irther sum of seven and 53 KX> dollars [87.53) dollars; the Secretary of leaving twenty five (25) acres of land more or les*. for taxes paid by the mortgagee on said preiwt- annual salarv of eight burdred dollars, 'be strong suspicions of tlie fire having an in­ last Friday night at which there were three Dated. Hastings, April 31, 1891. «es, with Interest I hereon, according to the State Treasurer shall receive an annual *ul"rY cendiary origtn. The loss was about male dancers to one female. WAXtt'Ei. C aikox. Mortgages. one thousand doltara. the BuperinUndeBt of wrm of said mortgage »t ten per ewoL from the of Chas.H. Baukil attorney for mortgagee. Nellie Edmunds came home last week ZMtii d«y of J*nu.iry. A. I), iww. and no proceed­ public Instruction shall receive on annual 835.000. Thursday from Albion college. salary one thousand dollars; the Commlsslouing* at law or In equity have tawrn Insytuted to “ ‘ S ’ tholAndOffire -»*>Jl | recelvejin annual Julia Gooddard, a Grand Rapids Miss of The Putrons and democrats are feeling recover the same or any part thereof. Notice I* therefore hereby given that by vir­ KAlarv of eteht hundred dollars. Jbey shall re- 45 years, has sued Dexter D. WescotL a Jubilant over their nomination of nfficcn tue of the power of sale In such mortgage con- .aiv. no fees or per<ii>lslt'-* whatever for the 70 year old fanner for cruelly jilting her. which they think will carry the day. ttlued, and the statute in such case made aud performance of anv duties connected with B'*'1' A S10.000 plaster will be about tbe only shall not be competent for the legis­ Walt until after election, you may be dis­ ; -■•- ■ded, the premises above and in said nori- nffiee toIt increase the salaries herein provided: tiling tiiat will heal Julia’s lacerated feel­ appointed. Remember boys, our republi­ x»ge drain tied, or so much thereof as may be lature llTlt further resolved that n wsury. will be sold at public vendur to the can caucus is this week Friday at 2 o'clock be aubmttted to the P®"*'1? Mate ings, according to her way of thinking. Jr.itUeM bidder, at the north front door of the shall the next spring election, oa the first Mon courthouse In the city of Hustings. Barry Coun­ at The Western Construction Company, and don't stay at home for you are needed. of April* In the year one ty, Michigan, that being the place of bolding <:av hundred and n'nrtv-our and Lie ^retary of who are building the court house In ' Let Moore Is talking of moflug to Battle UBERT. TOLEDO. OHIO. tbe < .. circuit if.... court . r. tor said county, on tbe ninth State I* hereby required to give notice of tne Grand Rapids, are about ready to throw Creek. same to the sheriff of the severalJ’ojto*1’? up the job, and will do so If the county PROBAT E ORDER. THE “ COLCHESTER" RUBBER CO. state at least twenty days ,,rloS <•■) said mortgage together with all legal cost.- this will assume all Uabiltleo. election, and the said aherlff* ir hiding an attorney fee M provided by law. Easter services were held at the M. E. .or UK Sire the several noilces required bv taw. and Dated. February 7th. not. Captain Mtnley, of Ann Arbor, has church conducted by thc pastor. 1 Rev. oountv of Barry- bolden at She Probate. Office in e several taWtosbll* and cities of this Mate T«k A. P. Coox Co. Liarmai. tbe citv of Hasting*, in **M oountv. on Tbnr*shall prepare eultable boxes for 'be ’***P,J£° been maA* commandant of tbe soldiers’ White. The house was very tastily decor­ iMOtaM* of .Mortgagee. day <lbe 19th day of March. In tbe year one of ballot*caal tor or agamM ated with Howers. • STVAItr, KytAPFXN &• Wkavkm. home m Grand Rapids. thousand eight hundred and ninety one . Each person voting tor said '1U"‘‘JP’ AUonieys for Assignee. Will McLeod Is at J. Storrs, sick with Present, Charles W. Armstrong, Judge, -of “ADHESIVE COUNTERS.” have written or printed onl&•"•’*}**• J‘ Mrs. Hughes, mother of John Hughes, measles. words, -Amendment to t' e who was killed ou the G. R. & I. R. R. In the matter of the estate of Aaron Parker. tive to the salaries of Attoroe* * < ” •'»< ” ’ " ‘ ' 4 . Sheriff** Nodes of Election. Geo. Weigle Is very sick with typhoid last September while switching cars, has G. G. SPAULDING, To the Qualified voter* of Barry County, Michlpneumonia, also two of his children, and On reading and Cling the petition, duly veri­ a*n: to the conriltutton relattre t> »ne stie<l that railroad for 320,000 damages. Friday evening his wife gave birth .to a fied, of Hannah Parker, admltitairatrix of the HASTINGS. run-pant to dos notice from thp Hecretary ot •^Amendment s^rire of iheAltororr X.d re estate of said deccared pray ing Hint she may A crook [o°k Grand Rapids lest bouncing babe. Tho 1. (). O. F. are very be licensed to sell Hie real estate of which suit- you are hereby notified that at the general ballot shall In al re*pecfc be• ran* t elnction to be held In this state on Monday. turns made as to general elections of week seliiqg ^needles. By guaranteeing attentive to his wants, of which he ha said deceased died ’u-lrod, for reasons therein April sth, iwt. tbe following officer* are to be State of Michigan. County of Bi set forth. very worthy member. that there was a prize uf from 25c to 81 in electAl: An associate ja<ttce of tbo supreme °^K5,fr»’.lowl-ff places have been deslr^to*1 Estate ot t’Jmrir* N Young. t Thereupon ltiscrd -r.nl. thtt Tliur.wtav. tbe Quite a number in our village have com­ "3rd every package lie made plenty of sales, but court in place of John W. ChampBO- whose We, toe uuderslgneil. Imving day of April A. D.. 1BB1. at ten o'clock term of office will expire December 31. 18M: on opening the purchases tbe unlucky pleted their sidewalks, aud more have the In tlie forenoon, be as-lgned for the hcartnrol by tlie Probate Court for the C ,;!so two regents of the Unlvereitv tn place of laid petltiun. andtl.nl tbe heir* nt law of Mid State of MlrtiUsn. ( on* miss toners lumber on the spot waiting for the mud to buyer saw nothing but the bare needles First wara, t • a-"uy. .. . .. .. < liaries J. Willett and Arthur M (nark, whw examinennd udjiwtall cbtims deceased and all oilier persons interested la *nid dry up. Quite the proper thing to do. staring him in Hie face. He was not ar­ t-mi- of office will exirtre December estate, are required to appear at s unk* Witness my hand and seal at Hastings, Mteh. ' rhlrti ward.’J rnom^ M. Doster shipped a double deck of fat of said court then to be holden at the Probate glreuou**-. ’iiMt will meet al rested but tlie officers want him very bad­ ti is ictli day of February. IWI Howard M«*her M Clowdate. Office. In tbe city of Hasting*. In said Friirth ward. Ktirnff * ffiee ro’trt IHxnc sheep the 31 »L ■ ly___________________ Jamkk D. Bkxham. Given tf ’ i**er my hand and lite seal at It Is just beginning to lie quite exciting Sheriff cl Barty Ca.Mkh. on city of Hartlnru Michigan, this 12:h da) * Tlie Dettpit club will have a new 880,­ as to who is going to get his Ducket bung 000 home. A. D. D e^j.chts, iteeonle • days, tai' the on the supervisors peg to head-the republi­ said rtelUN.; Tlie preaence ot dandruff indicates a diseased can ticket in onr township. In other par­ elxv day of Msireh ; acatp. and If not cured, blanching of the hair ties they seem quite Indifferent about lL and b*ldn«5>» will resalt. Hall’s flair Kenewer ai.d say they arc not going to call a caucus. Dated. M will cure IL Glad to know that our Baptist brethren previous to raid day of In proved Variable Friction Feed. Nagaunec Las 18 mila of street water have returned from their winter quartanUbarubs n and opened their church doors od Satitrmains. Be Sure TVlhLIAMO. LOWDEN. )I Lawyer, nffice over Julias Russell’s, store. State -treeb Hastings, Mich._________________ -i A Case of Ciroiic Catarrh. To Get Hood’s Sarsaparilla H rijACOBSOH Hamburg. Breast Tea hCOUGHS. Ejffi CUBS. H B C , RHEUMATISM W. Baker & Co.’s Ayer’s Sarsaparilla Breakfast Cocoa No Chemicals ^No more of this! ■ ■ Prof. I. HUBERT’S Malvina cream S IXZC1118 ENGINES, A. B. FARQUHAR CO., York, Pa. ii ■ ■ . . Try the Hastings Baaneone year. P: �On acconnt of tbe rinln on the SOlh Inst, Never In the history of Carlton polities tbe meeting nt Smith * Coigrove’s office. have tbe republicans of that township U> I take into consideration the prep*ratlut. placed a better ticket In the field. It >» of ; a program for the coming township 8. Thursday. April 2. i»L headed by James N. Covert for supervisor, 8. . association, was postponed until Mon­ evening, April 6th, at 7o'clock standard a man of excellent judgment *nd capacity day i Additional Local News. and ripe experience. The ticket through- time sharp, al the same place. The ex­ ecutive committee of the Hastings town­ —■" I <ontjs made up of clean, good men. .who ; ship B. 8. association. Bunday school super­ Mrs. Wright Garrison died at her home ,will, if elected, creditably perform the buri­ entrusted to them. The people of intendents, pastors of Hie churches In the tn the first ward Thursday night of h«»rt now , dlm*a»e. Tbe funeral occurred Saturday. <Carlton will make no mistake in electing township and all Sunday school workers are requested to be present on that oc­ Ecv. Puffer officiating. Ithis ticket CMMMT Smith, 1 Pre*. casion. । CASTIXTON. The 25th annivepary of the G. A. R. The republicans of Castleton, we should will tn* celebrated in FtUfjerald I ost hall, judge from the character of their notn inn-1 instead of Union lai I as fas been hereto Kame and Residance propose to be “In It" this year. No tore announced. A geurtni invitation Is tlons, _ They have a strong ticket in the field, one r , i JiMM N. HeaUt. Castleton extended to all. (that should command 'the most loyal nnd f । Nellie <>• tUoeaon, Kriamo I James E. Grijnrr, Fralrieville Rover, pct dog of RfU A. D. Grigsby ।united support of the republicans of that 53 1 Alice K. Hmnable, Barrv and family wa> struck last Saturday by ।township. It Is headed by Austin Brooks ,, i JohnJfackly.Thornapple • M*ry Shelby. Ix-lrblou the cow catcher of the engine of the 2:14 .for supervisor, nnd composed of good men M „ I Aray Crc'.Ujr, Maple Grove train on the M. C. track and had to be ।throughout. We exjajet to see this ticket 00 I Rdwrea Biggs. Kriarao kilJrd. Alas, poorRdver! ,come out a a inner. Ik certainly ought to _. । Bert IL Htaniou. Baltimore ™ t Vlnla LMbtL J0hnatown .. i Rolla Ulierv. Yankee tiprtnxs The credulity of Hie editor of the “hen HASTINGS TOWXSHIP. 01 i Florence Beard " “ department" of this jmper was somewhat . . i John H. Hand, BiurgH The republicans of Hastings township iminxsed upon, last week. Those mon­ M < Cora Helsel. (Mrtton . « Otto B ShulxerNaMivflle strous eggs exhibited by‘Hams A Vun- have met their duty grandly, by placing In tho field a ticket eminently deserving of » < Flora Moore t „ Annan turned out to be goose eggs. earnest support of all voters. There can ,, ! |>MI Farrah.Chester Eaton Cu. Ike Hendershott has been fitting up the l»e no question but that the biyiluess of rooms recently vacated by J. Lunn ^in ele­ Hastings township will be transacted prop­ gant shape for Dr. i-atbrop. The roouware erly and creditably If the entire ticket Following are the real estate transfers the neatest iu the eity. being papered with shall be elected. Orville Barnum, an In­ wall papered wleeteii from Fred 1* Heath’s telligent nnd progressive young tanner, of the week ending March 30, 1801, as heads the ticket, with Wm. Baldwin for taken from thc books in the rerteteri* office: large stock. Luther Teerpeuning to L B. Teerprnntng « clerk. Fred Bush is confined to his home, Prairieville ana Orangeville 8 J.4W. RUTLAlOl. 1arras Gso. Kelson to W. Scott Cook <Oj secXOntngcsuffering from strangulated hernia, caused Rutland isn't the Garden of Eden of the , by lifting too hard Friday, while at work republican party, aud hasn't been for some ' A* it still to James B. Holes, Wts« 8 Yankee Iu Goodyear Bros, hardware store. In time. For twelve years but one republican BP । Va'ua>*HSiiws to R. Mayo 3 v sec 35 Castleton order to relieve his sufferings an oix-ratlnn supervisor Has,been elected in that town. ( was performed Saturday evening by Dr. It may be aa.tong before another shall be S J? IL Beyer to Anna P. Cypher* 3* sec 27 Fuller, assisted by Drs. Lowry and Drake, cboaeii; but If the repnblicans of Rutland Yankee Hprtnr* AWO , . nnd at this writing we are pleased to say ever deserved success by thc strength of , Ansel Klugsuury to James tfoonon lots 30ana that Fred is In a fair way to recover. U. Dunn to Margaret Sheffield tax see 30 their ticket, and thc high character and It took 81.154.348.60 to pay Michigan’s fitness of candidates it is this year. Their McSlljertu’eRouse to John House Wa sea 32 penaionera for the quarter ending March 1. ticket is headed by Afton Smith for super­ c^Boi^W Win. W. Evans lot 23. Phillips Tlie number of pensioners on the rolls is visor, a young and| progressive fanner, 30,424. There are now on the rolls two whose ability is demonstrated by the suc­ | **R. C^Bnydrr^Wm C. Hopstn lol fi blkW cessful manner in which he has conducted ' revolutionary war widows, Mrs. Oliver C. ■ M-uny VaruryU) Harry Troxel tat sec It Castle Morton, of Elva. Mich., and Mrs. Lovely his own business. He and thc ticket de-, Amy Vi---- - AUreVanderburg to Luther Teerpenalng 4O» Aldrich, who recently removed to Wash­ serve tbe soppoft of tbe voters of Rutland, and the republicans of tiiat township owe j 3 Hop?! boot. ington. There are 384 widows of the war ' '*11" K °Hendnrk to Marietta Hendrick lot 6 blk of 181*1 on tlie rolls. 85 widows of . the it to themselves to support him and tbe 17 Middleville Bioo. Mexican war. and 250 invalids of the last whole ticket loyally. Jos. W. Arnold to Alex Edmunds 3>U sec 14 These are all die nominations we have ValUtuora 8W0. ,, named war. There were originally seven­ Ksau Cannon to Joseph W. Arnold eoa eve tt teen vaterans of the war of 1812 enrolled, heard ot up to tbte writing. and 15 BaltimuM «!JQ0. „ _____ but six of these have died. He Mali I«bner io Cornelia Mahoney 20a see Hour iROO. ... Mr. C. F. Dwight having given bis Gtin 32G. T. WBktnson tn Romain Daniels parcel Mr At an cxamjnatlon of Loren Wolcott, of Maple Grove, charged with poisoning Wirt lake stock to aid In the construction of thc 36 Orangeville Sic. new-Episcopal church. I will sell tbe same Wickham's well in Verona, some veryResolution*. strong circumstantial evidence was pro­ ut auction to the highest bidder, Monday At the regular meeting of the P. ot I. duced against the prisoner. It was known evening, April Oth nt John Hessmer^ tbat he held a grudge against Wickham lewdry store. Sale to commence at seven Rutland association held on Friday March P. T. COLOBOVE. 27th. the following resolutions were adopt­ and he was seen in Verona at,8 o’clock on O’clock. Climn. B'ldgCom. ed: the evening tbe poisoning took place, and Your special committee appointed tn on a road that he would not ordinarily draft suitable resolutions regarding thc liave traveled over. On the same day he The C. L. 8. C. will meet al Henry also bought some riiyebuine at a drug Goodyear's Saturday evening, April 4th death of the wife of our brother James Dixdey respectfully submit the following: store in Battle Creek. After he had gone with the following program: Rtwhin. That No. 1438 P. of 1. Rut­ out of the store was seen to tear the label Quota Lions on Geology. , land association extend to our afflicted off of the bottle. Thu Church In the United States—Mrs. brother Its deepest sympathy in his great The clause uf the McKinley bill remov- i H- A. Bailey. sorrow caused by Hie death of his beloved toK tbe duties ou sugar became operative Walks V»d Talka-Prof. Sterling, wife. at 12 o’clock Tuesday bight, and now ^b* Intellectual Development of the Resolved, That in tho death of Mrs. thousands of barrels tiiat have been held ] Mre Z^B. H<vL _2t, „__ James Dooley ba* lost a true and faithful Reading “Shaker —Miss Rose 'wife, her family an affectionate and de­ in ware bouses andfftonded cans will go to '• “ ' - — Meeting" • supply local dealers; The price of sugar Goodyear. voted mother and the community a valued An English Sea Rover—Gluts. Hoyt. has already commenced to take a tumble. member. Memorial, Life of Dr. Winchell—Mrs. Tbe refiners in Philadelphia and New Resolved, That a copy of these resolu­ Clement Smith. York have hnnounced 4^ cents per pound tions attested by the association be handed Critic—Miss Kittle Beadle. as the price for April, while the wholesale to our brother and his family and printed price in Grand Rapids, is only 4,X cents in the city papers. Tbe society connected with Emmanuel per pound. The result of all this will be church will be entertained Thursday after­ Mr. axd Mbs. E. E. Gorham. cheaper sugar and the learning in price noon April 9lh by Mesdames Julius Rus­ Mrs. Soi.o.x Done. of all ctMumodlties qt which sugar forms a sell. Tomlinson, Dlckereon, Holloway. J. • Committee. part. / Wilkins. Rock, Jordan and Siteses May Tomlinson, Annie Be^smer and Laura , THE MARKETS The Students’ Christian Association Bessmer. Supper at society rooms from ' building at tbe Michigan University Is Hastings. half past five until seven. AR are cordial­ nearly finished, but 812.000 are needed lo Apples—Dried.Sffoe perIb. ly Invited to attend. complete and furnish it in time to dedicate BaKer-sotU.'. during the June “commencement" The Subjects next Sunday in tip Presbyterian Detroit Journal has undertaken to raise church "Self Justification’’, In the evening Corn—&><j7fle. * this amount for them in small donations, “Meteors and Shooting Stars’’ postponed B«et-l>rwMxl H.WMAflO Calvw. 13.00. and this plan has ixen endorsed by Presi- from last Sunday. The time of evening Em-16 Bite. IHdea—Beef .4jc; calf, 5c. detrt Angell, tbe frtateesof tbe association service Is altered to 7:80. Lard—Pc. and tbe pastors of the Ann Arbor churches. Lime—Belllbf at 83c per bbl; waterllmc ,11.50 The Young People ’ s society meets at the , Domtloos for this purpose may be sent to per bbl. Presbyterian church next Sunday nt 8:30. ' Oris—'0c per bu. tbe Detroit Journal, and will be ac­ “otatoei-TJtffAc. per bn. knowledged and forwarded. The readers To be led by Josie Whipple.' Pork—84 00004 w. of this paper should heartily co-operate, The Ladies interested in the Home Piaster—Belling at tLW per ton. Sall—Belling at 81 iwr bbl. for it i» a most worthv object. Missionary society are particularly re­ Timothy Seed—Sellliigatfl.Wperbn. quested to Lw present at the Presbyterian Wheat—Ko. 1. white ow red. 36c. Tim Commissioner of Pensions has issued parsonage Wednesday April 8 at 3 o’clock, Flour-82.75 per hundred. ' a circular calling the special attention ot there being special business to transact In attorneys and agents practicing before tlie connection with tho forthcoming meeting bureau of pensions at Washington, to rule of the Lansing Presbytery, z 18. of tlie Interior Department which reads Beans—SV0 ner bn. for city picked. as follows: -Every attorney, agent, or | 4<kery fine class of young people will Butter-22i&2-ic. creamerv .iofe3i Corn -75c per bn. other person recognized by this depart­ nmnpcte for a beautiful gold medal next ment as entitled to practice before It or be­ Wednesday evening Apr. gift at tlie Presby­ Oate-VSeoerbn. fore tbe commissioner of pensions in prose- terian church. The contestants who are to Wi ',"r‘ ■* catiug claims for pensions, shall cause to take part are Wm. Chamberlin, Jason McEl­ Wheat-Ko.i wmte fuw. Ko. Seed. *1.07. tat filed with the axnmissloner of pensions. wain. Chas. Sutton, Bessie Willison. Ruth Dot fan than ten (10 j days before the same McCormick. Ollie Lathrop, Gertie Lake, are isaued for general circulation, copies Nellie Feighner. The fine speaking will . C^ito-Gwdtoe.w.tntta,; .bole, of all circular letters framed to solicit bus- be accompanied with the best of music. u I. re nd F, o.uXt&4.33. Sheep and lu»mbs—Sheep, ellppefi choice to iucss before the commissioner of pensions. A quartette of beautiful girls also tbe voice And if at the end of tan days from filing of Belle Hendershott, Hastings favorite, Hog»—Medium uri Mixed 83nofttxas. the fitme such circular letters are not dis­ will grace thc occasion. Ten cents ad­ approved. and notice tiiereof furnished the mission. person filing the same, they shall be held Tlie regular quarterly tea of the W. F. prims facie to be In manner and form ap­ proved.” The commssriouer instate that M. S. of tbe M. E. church will be held on „ Efchty nrre farm for sain In the township of xhvi rule shall be strictly observed and or­ Wednesday, April 8lh. at the residence of Rut!1S\.Barjr <-loeated »even miles o< Hastings, three miles south of Jrvinx ders ail attorneys and agents who desire to D. R. Cook. Tbe afternoon meeting will suiloa. forty-five acres of improved, fblrty-ffre •end out circulars or tetters, either written begin at 2:30. Supper will be served from acres timber, with small orchard. Will’ ae«] tbe farm. or printed, intended and framed to solicit five to seven, after which a short program <-Tv*n ph*. business before this bureau at once for­ consisting of music, etc, will be rendered. If. K. Bonkoict. ward them to tire commlstlnoer nf pensions : A ven’ cordial invitation is extended to all, Irving, Barrv (k>.. Mleh. for his examination and approval. Hastings Banner BOSTON । a, 1891 HrtSTINQS, SrtTUItML nlniu prtnM|Mkn«<u ; ■jEs.j^ssa.r1- - in the April number of The Forum, itapnoentative R. Q.. Mllto, of Texas, will make a critical analysis of the census, to show that J* is so reriously defective as to be useteex. In the same number of The Forum, Senator Hoar, of Maasachusetta, who was the champion of tbe Election bill io tbe Senate, couriructe an argument to prove that the republican party waa untrue came tbe Ute congress adjoumvd without nm-tlu< the Etectior. bill. He argues 1 the series of great historical achteverf the republican party jmffered so a breach by ihta inactivity, tbat teles in this number will be. “A thc Problem of Poverty In Great 5 ahead (O eapadly md Inert. b~l llghlrt rtotr, that ran be fouM iu <, OBjr. ' IL1 THE LIVE o 3 _____________ _ OtU.c fruth Urrtlral buriWUn.t^ u„a« «.e law. rlH- »>•« °<1' and aorcmtsl tr~;uwl or all l»r~. « Jioo.000. p.r Ibe rt-l-oUBr s„M| !>,««. Catarrh. Arthm*. »"< «’«'• ment ot medicine and stitgerj’□important to Ladls*. Many 1 "'r’- Catarrh Cured Catarrhal affection* «d the no*r. thr.H . lu-g* and * tomium .bronchitis, .. . .... ............. ... nnd .,v»«bubua wuueaoa- luetb.diMli'-ii n vast btRplta-vxuvri-w* has r hy nf confidence. We derive no bvtotM-a Ktrb-lly confidential. Curri>avex*x» F'« . {/J. roof,J -U--CT—•than ur „hvooi *«•*tfa tIestlmomols on file autaed. — —Ihr!|il-«i c.uws that ■1 the tnsti'ute■ -» of »h.~ tlmaaands Dr. Truth after year* Vital nr restorod Io health aud h educes. tected mow infridble method of uiri Mlal Marriage Married jmraons or voung men ' a.,!., In I’1* rltir->»oS XocIufilU l*Hsr*. wuicb cau»e wSx Eoek. rtoirtrtMr. eimtempteing marries®, aware ri Wirslcal Want ot Energy ?mn««nrc Ccettoe <»f *&*.•'*'*“■ weakness. lo«s of punreativr <x>wi r», )r ijxnenty )» Power*, wbkh can be imlckly cured If coo- «•anyotherdliquriiflcaxlon.speedily rariored. suited be idloc'. Invudtr. ta..ius fi.». or total Fpllnper ar Fit* oo«iH»cly cured by<mrnew impotrncr remitTtie*e torrioie d'-’*'**” and never tabling Hospital treaUncri. arl-lnx from ruinous peer )irtith. i>l!ghltagtbe mutt radiant kmc-. Kidney and Uladder niMaeee. Bright's Atudv. xoclrty.o.'nurrixgr. aunnriiy Mieep.mt Dimmer. InafxAes and kindred mriadlrv treated to nn unUmrly grave thows-tmta young men and cures ah'eeted U thocsands of oms that of brilliant, luteifat. bad been pronounced le-yuud la^pe. rile*. FHtula.FiMurv. folyn’. < -tired without KpHrpsy rosittreijr cured by ogr new and pain, knife or cautery. No detention from bust-__________ ____ treatment. never trillug Hoapttof v..n.in.tinn of She i rlne. Kuril person applring for niMleal treatmen’. shook! send or bnng an ounce of tiwir uni;< wI;Mi uill receive a careful rhemlcal and inlcrfacopteri exam- Lowest Prices of any firm in Barry Co. YOUR TRADE SOLICITED. Yours mpectfally, 'Io:., ul „ ,ffi Putting Out Specialties AH the time. a °or .peelaKl... for ll,i, ,.r.wn your Choice of seventy-! re Ladies Newmarkets Tiiat hare been wlliurf for M.oo 8: on •8.50. 80.00 and fiio.tw iThem* willrii'Z put out and M>ld for $5.00, Your Choice. Jtiid think of it. You fans’, come arkt and stay lair to see ail tlie many btrntai that nay be yours. W. S.av afa nfart on the Bargain Couutrr 1*. hear)- Jackets for Ladies Thall wll be dared o-jt For $225 Good value for 85.oo til are only afra Ct RE* perireted m <dd ra*e* whkb have been nesteetod or1 unskillfnlly of the aUractivv bargain! that are to br treated No" xrerimem* or tadnrw Fafllew treated by mail and ciprew. tart where puartbte. found. C O. U » W « V. |L U« ^m^loV* f^ Aduwuh .-store. DR. FRUTH. t» East M-dtaoo . c»«ago. ft. Best shirting can be had for9 and xvonderi'TL uii»i«ni ZUS K'Witliiii the iasl few iayx yoa lare aioyei a tu of 11 cents. Bargains in Dress Goods, Gicg. hams, Cottons, Undenvcar. Hosiery, Gloves. Van Houten’S Cocoa Marr & Duff, Fn front of Farmer s Sheds. Best & Goes Farthest-The Standard Cocoa of the World. BATTtE CREEK. ^r’T’Plcase remember that this is the cheapest, health­ iest, and most yielicious beverage and article of diet ia ex­ istence, costing less than half a cent a cup, and guarantee­ ing absolute safety from dyspepsia. Don’t deprive your­ selves or your children one moment longer of this delight!ul. nutritious drink-food. The strqpg may use it with pleasure, the most delicate with benefit A delight to all. For sale by every grocer. w Cadwallader’s AGENCY COLUMN. Spring Styles Of Dress Goods, of best patterns and styles, it has been our desire to select, and we have made such selections as we know will please. Our first invoices are arriving, and we are already showing some Our stock of Dry Goods is complete in each Are to the front with a new and complete stock of Hats Caps, Boots and Shoes, Overalls, Work Pants, Trunks Valises, and other articles too numerous to mention, and look our stock over, we will guarantee satisfaction . UNUSUALLY' LIV£LY ke!-p Oar M*““rolh In Dress Goods. We invite the ladies of Hastings to examine them. ”are« and Shoe Dealers w Oor IW now i, 42 l.»r, n M well Hasted aa anou.w. W, menUyn that we mad,. (.bia.wj. n> run, *„.,•>,L^k,T7WaHUa Kmu eart Toll.. •**> improvement that w.< UiLk w;n 1,11 al.preel.tMl Mier a l<ni« | „ld , " ■« a place u> r<M ruurwl,,. In order to make thing* Taking Novelties Holden* Hire OFFICE WITH HOLBROOK, OVER MOBRILL'S STORE. HASTINGS Remember that this column e-.fntains but a very small part <»t the property. 1 b«w for sale or exchange. 1 have improved aud vacant dty loti for sale and exchange in all |Mrt* of tbe dty. Fanning lands for sale and cxehMge In all parts of the county. 1 have some choice i.rapd Haplda prop erty for sale at a bargain. . SPECIAL! I (^Jefferson street two Ih.uses and lob at bargains, and on easy terms. Near furniture factory.--one lol «bd bouse well finished SLOW. S500 down, bai. on time at 7 per rent. * And one bouse and h»t .me bloek fnm factory. S800: S30«) dnwa. bai. at . cent. Cheap. , , , Near frit boot factory splendid bouse, with funtgre. small t*™Cnn be bought at a bargain and on terms. , ... Several splendid bargains in ibt ward and other parti* of «!*' _ Brick barn for pair at a bargain, on <«• ner opposite Ford’s hotel. 80 fL front by 140 ft. Seneca Falk. N. Y.. ha- on* the bod IJbrW store three stories, also d«- ’ good barn. Can br bought at >a taV* or will exchange for Hadinr* or Grand Rapids property. Tbe c.tyl <d WJ has a population of 7.Q00 ahd opwards-“ largest town in Seeena Cm. 40-acre farm In Irving, al’ ImpmreJ » good. Can be bought at a bargain oa W M acres fractionalacre*. J, mile eari of ed house. One of the < 1«m1 Barry Co., will takr part c»y 100 aeraa-80 a-nre inipra'cd ed, good good day adl. gt-d traw 1.l*tt* •1.500, barn, limfin. cheap; will take 40 or <U» acres well wm ed in part payment. [ 160 acres in Woodland to excban|8 smaller farm and di.ffrrem • IM acres In Hope tbe Doty farm, will sell 00 ’’Sreral “Oacre parcel* for Call in and see the stock of BJ Frvr. Om. GateMI. ot the eoewporbou of railway rates in the United Id other countries, to ascertain S: t>RT qqons store FORGING RIGHT and and Call and borne will take part city 10 acre farm for sale i" 1‘rioe tLSOO. Will trade ffir !u w neetton aad pay diffrrrtnv Alao IM acres iu same t rood ISO acres m Kan.Ms. well 'a I brow- bixl ,]»!«. t. well wetereil M g. Bill.- ''""’“SLh SB rod, from m. Will wll .> > In MUtqmymcnt near rille ILK. OBJ* “'“12 bp'X "'j.sS ! down, bit •'r”'.Tjiroa, qnrni rxcutsfai rata g> fH droulars. � https://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/418/HastingsBanner_1891-04-09.pdf 4d98e01178d116cf1d88bfc1b9bd636f PDF Text Text Largest Circulation of any paper in the County. Hastings Banner VOL. XXXV. NO. 49 HASTINGS. MICH., APRIL 9, 1891. Hastings Banner. Published Thursdays by COOK BHOB., KNOWING now TO SAVE MONEY IS ONE THING. KNOWING WHERE! Jo save it in purchases of CLOTHE, HATS, CAPS AID 55 GOODS IS QUITE ANOTHER. To <lo this last. Banner rea'ders should in­ variably strike for Mson’s TOWER CLOTHING house GRAND RAP1DJ In quality! style and fit of garments no clothing house in Western Michigan is within sight of the Tower. The universal verdict of outside purchaers is, "We more than saved dur fare, paid fofspur time and got what we wanted" by going to HUDSON’S GRAND RAPIDS. CARPETS and CURTAINS. CARPETS and CURTAINS. r) COUNTY NEWS. OUR COUNTY. HluarainhlfHl. A few years ago there was a little un­ pleasantness In the Agricultural college at Lansing, which resulted in the request tor the resignation of Prof. Johnson, who had long been the Professor of Agriculture at that institution. He was a man ot recog­ nized ability, but bad acquirt-d a large measure of Ill-will from tbe student*, who, with characteristic American independence, showed no hesitation whatever in display­ ing outwardly in a very emphatic manner, what they felt. You can imagine tliat a bed Of roses did not await Prof. Johnson’s successor, as that geuljeiuan had powerful friends outshie us well as inside the collegii But when Eugene Davenport, a Well known Barry county man, a staduate of the instltutkai. was ^elected to till the gap. it was conceded that the ;>osition would be capably filled, and Mr. Davenport’s friends were strongly confident that his perform­ ance of the duties of the position would heal ail difficulties and cement the friend­ ship of the students with the new profts»sor. The strongest ho|>es and expectations for giMxl that hud l*een entertained fur both Prof. Davenport and the institution have fas-n n alized. He ha* proven emi­ nently the wisdom of Ms selection, and iu bls success the people of not only his hotne township. Woodland, but of Barry county a* well, feel it iusrpride. Eugene is the only child of Mr. and Mrs. Geo. M. Davenport, of Woodlaad. lie wasn’t spoiled like many an "only child’’ has been by over indulgence and flattery. HI* father and mother were practical people, and their son wa* taught practical good st»nse at home, and grew up with an eminent amount of practical ability. He was raised on one ot the best farms In Barry county, and hia father is one of Its best farmers, and the son was instructed in nil that pertains to practical tanning by a most thorough and successful practical fanner. And he got much or hfa training by practical bard work on tile farm. He attended the district school and evidenced great aptitude fur thorough study. ‘ He attended the, select schools for teachers. He iKtanie a thorough and successful teacher, latter, he attended the Agri­ cultural college. »nd paid a good share of his schooling by teaching winters. He grad­ uated with high honor. Then he came home and formed a partnership with bls father in tbe farming business. He ap­ plied practically what he had learned to the details of farm work, and demonstrat­ ed that the mon* a man knows the better citizen be is. the more successful man he fa, in any department of industrial life. Be and hfa father worked together ami with the best of understanding and the best of improver! appliances for farm work. They demonatratrd that farming can be made to pay, arid pay well by the applica­ tion ot thought and business methods and the best of knowledge to farm work. Too often it happens that when a young man graduates from an Institution he drops his student life, and allows the rust to gather, so to speak, in bis dome of thought Our subject wasn’t - built that way. Though he did his full share ot the hard work of the farm, lie found time to study and iuiprovc his well-disciplined mind. 8o that when the time for a change In the Agricultural college came, it was found tliat Eugene Davenport had, by hfa ability. Industry, study and exceedingly practical turn of mini, developed the requisite talent for the professorship of agriculture* He was chosen, and the managers of the Institution congratulate themsMves that in him wts found not only a way out of dif­ ficulties. bnt a man who could and dries add to the fame of one of Michigan’s best and n>o*t useful institutions of (earning. Mr. Davenport not only possesses <|ualltles of mind that win respect and esteem, but his heart is In the right place as well. He has an Instinctive love for what Socrates called "the true, tbe beautiful and the good." He wins friendship as well as confidence by hia sterling and upright manliness. The steam plant for Middleville's brass factory will be a «u horse power engine, 75 horse boiler, and a whistle that can be heard at Caledonia. 0 0 Measles in light form fa laying siege to Nashville’s youthful population. ’ LU Increase of business has caused Lentz & Sons, of Nashville, to put a steam elevator In their tabic factory and to add machinery to their plant LU CARPET^ and CURTAINS. James Fleming, of Nashville, was in Middleville tbe other day, and remarked Ilfat he’d build a fruit evaporator there if the citizens would buy the site. In about 15 minutes tbe cash was subscribed, and the contract drawn which secures a new Institution for Middleville. CARPETS and CURTAINS. WHOLE NO. 1870 Nnpp soon went east again and never re­ turned, and in the following autumn Jonathan thought he would go over and see what the parings had yielded, and found to bls surprise that they had done exceedingly well in the appearance of a beautiful potato patrh -and Jonathan yet relates the fact with a stalling face. They dug and took to their oabiif mo bushels of excellent potatoes and these were the first potatoes ever raised In Woodland,’— Pioneer .Sketch. Woodland News. Edward DeGroot, for two years. D. 8. Goodyear, for one year. The report of the secretary. A. E- Kenaston, was read, which showed the associa­ tion to be in a flourishing condition. Tills association, was started only one year ago. and of course Incurred quite a large ex­ pense In commencing business which will not have to be met again. Fifteen loan* were made during the year ranging all the way from 8100 to 81,000 each, and mueli more could have been loaned had there been money on hand. There can tie no question but what thia association has We are obliged to,leave out several good been and wi 11 rent lose to be of great ben­ norrespondence this week, for unavoidable efit to the elty. as It will encourage reasons. economy among a class who could not or would not save in any other way, thus de­ veloping better taste* and finer .sensibili­ ties among home citlzcna, by making them W. S. Adkins Is on the sick list. house owners instead or hou& renters. Mrs. Barnes died last Sunday. D. I*. Barker will move Into the Odell Iioumc. . A low rate excursion Is announced to Frank Long Is working for A. Wste. Mn*. Layooek is keeping house for Geo. the wonderful city of Mlddlebofough, Ky. on April 21, 1891, via the Cincinnati. Ham­ Long. ilton A Dayton railroad. Tills excursion Mrs. Blanche Hyde, nf Grand Rapids, will go via Cincinnati and Lexington and fa visiting E. O. Hyde. return via Ixiulsville and Cincinnati. It A little girl at Williams’. Dr. Carpenter talks of going to Grand wjll be a grand opportunity to visit one of the marvels of the new south—a city but a Rapids. B. Graham and sister visited at E. O. few years old. populous, with millions of capita! and growing faster than ever. For Hyde's last Thursday. rales and descriptive pamphlets address IkUtlen* remaining uncalled for In the George J. Clark, excursion agent. Toledo, post office ntalvrgnti. Mich., Apr. 1. *91: Ohio. Gents list: 11. Gillatcr. Walter Brigg*. Tom Larmons. Lewis Lockhart, J. W. Willard, J. Whittemore, Geo. Reese. e Ladles list: Ida Lancaster. Letta Ban .'. Mrs. .1. Spence, of your city, spent Sun­ day with her parent*. Quito a crowd at the candy pull at Henry Vanderburgh Inst Saturday even­ ing. Mix. M. Schultz visited al Fred Bush's last Saturday. Mrs. J. Schultz is now confined to her bed. School conimences next Monday with Fannie 1’ieiye as teacher. Mom*n Shultz is on the sick list. Look* as if there Would be a wedding In this vicinity soon, by the amount of quilts being made. Lizzie Horn fa visiting at Moses Shultz. Fred Wiseman fa at work fur Moves Shultz. . Mary Hum is down with measles. Mrs. Frank Chilson is on the gain. <_>ulmby. The Aid society will lie entertained this week Thursday by Mrs. John Fancher. We are pleased to state that Mrs. 8. J. Bldelman Is able to ride out. It Is a young daughter that causes that broad smile on Will Bldelmsn's face. Bert Corwin has moved from our midst. The’san mill Is running at full blast now. The hands board at Ed Reid’s. The infant child of Jane Thornton was :buried last Thursday. The Alliance at ibis place are talking of building a new hall. A. J. Rule moved in Chas. Gaskill’s house last week. A number from here attended the funeral of the youngest child of N. Golden last Thursday at the Striker school house. Mrs. Callahan has gone to Ohio to see a sick sister. Mr. Tuckey and wife visited at Dry Chaffee's last Friday aud Saturday. Additional county on extra sheet. The best A ing medium in ry County. tliBngr In Wool Hoot Company. 14ist evening the papers were signed by which Edward Itout and John Pendergast, owners of the American Wool Boot Co.'» plant and busincM, bold their Interest therein to Chester Mown li. B. Messer, Dan. W. Reynolds, Clement Smith. P. T. < olgrov, and M. L. Cook. These irentieHH-u propose to make a Mock company nf the Institution, and to push the business for al! there is in IL The articles of In­ corporation will be signed to-day. The new owners win order the necessary sup­ plies to do the business of the company as it should be. . The trouble with the insti­ tution hereto fore has been lack of means and of credit to do a successful business. The plant is the l>est of Its kind In the country, and it Is believed that no great difficulty will be experienced hi making and selling wool boots at a profit. ment of the Bastings City Bank, gre what was false and misleading. When It Is known that the writer less than one sixtieth of the capital of the Hastings City Bank, It will be what an overwhelming interest he have in the profits of Its business. and Is answer sufficient to the first grievance of the person who has an aching suspicion that hfa toes have beep stepj>ed in. In regard to the second, our critic in­ quires as to how much stoek the Hastings City Bank holds in the various corpora­ tions of the citv.’ The sensitive geutieman should be familiar enough with bank­ ing to know that luniks In and of them­ selves cannot subscribe and own the stock of manufacturing corporations like tlmse of this city. Such talk is the merest bun­ combe and even In politics would be classed as arrant demagogfam. ' ■ Why we made our statement that the new Industrial Institutions owed their ex­ istence to tbe Hastings City Bank was this: That the field here having been so long and so well filled by the Hastings National, the new bank must. In order to place Itself in a position to command the good will of the people of Hastings and vicinity, become the exponent and ally of all those measures and enterprises which meant growth and prosperity to the city. Aud to show that tliat Is exactly what thr? stockholders of the Hastings City bank did. we will reproduce a little of the industrial history of the city fur tlw.* past few years. Take tin- Hastings Furniture Co. Its capital at the tieginning of its existence was 815,000, of which Sit.000 was sub,„ city, of -that Tl_,atribed by residents of wo this ktnount. the following amounts were subscrllH*d by the then stockholder of the Hastings City bank: C. D. Rcepe.......... .... W.n. Powers . . .? II. B. Goodyear Mrs. W. A ttoodyear J A Grrble M. L C«>ok IL Mu<tae« ........... W. H. tUchtrtu. . . Mrs A. W. Bailey A. M«ov W.J. Rolfaway . J. I- frautey.. .. C. It. VanArman. Ptitoc&i Smith . A K K<*tuiston . W. H. Goodyear. •fuli'W Bussell . n. nose .................................................... Total sn-scrlbed by stockholders ot Hastings City Bank.. . I.X.. $4.1*0 ln look lug tbe matter up. we regret to Next Sunday at the Methodist church state that the amount subscribed to the there will be services in the interest of tbe capita) stock of the above cor|>oratiOQ by education of the negrues and poor whites* stockholdera of the National lorok was In the southern states. The service iu the -so on. evening will be a young people’s service. We are glad to add, however, that There will be readings and recitations by Daniel Striker the vice president of the the young people. National, gave his verbal pledge to con­ The Hastings townsbij* Sunday school tribute 8350 to the Furniture Co. as soon asstxriatiau will hold a convention at the as It should employ 50 men, and redeemed Presbyterian church in this city on Mon­ hfa pledge most cheerfully. * day evening. April 20th. A fine and In­ We now turn to the Michigan Whip Co., structive program has been prepared, of whose original capital of 810,000 just which will be printed next week. Every 80.500 was subscribed by Hastings* citi­ one Is respectfully Invited tn be present zens. Here we find stockholders of tbe Hastings City Imnk subscribed of this On Friday evening of this week Mias 58.500 the following: Rebecca Watson, a returned missionary C. II. tterbe................. from Japan, will give au address at the M. W. H. Power* E. church, beginning at 7.30. A cordial R. I Henersbott I». H Goodyear Invitation Is extended to all who wouid be K Mudge . Interested In hearing from this most.prom­ M>a W. 8. (toodrear. ising mission field. No admission. J. 8. (ioMjrsr . The Rev. A. D. Grigsby preaches at the PlmcM BM tt> w J HoUnway. Presbyterian church morning and evening. W H Goodyear. Evening service at 7:80. J. L Crawley.... The Y. P. S. C. E. meet* at the Presby­ terian church April 12. at 0:80. To be led by Willie Grigsby. Mrs. Grigsby will give reminiscences of the state convention. The Presbytery, of Laming, will as­ semble at the Presbyterian church on Tuesday and Wednesday, the 14th and» Additional Local News. 15th of April. Sermon by the Moderator on Tuesday evening, after which the order The postoffice will not be open Sunday. ,of business and program will be arranged. as the change to the new quarters will lie Reports of the rarlouf churches aud com­ made on that day. mittees on Wednesday. In the evening it I’resident Bush, of the C. K. A S-. was is expected that the Rev. II. 8. Jordan, of elected mayor of Kalamazoo Monday, on 'the 1st Presbyterian church. Lansing, will address the Presbytery and congregation the republican ticket. on, "Why 1 Believe the Bible." All arc The six year old daughter of Mr. and invited to be present at all the meetings. Mrs. Chas. Burton died at their home in The Ladies’ Missionary society will be Detroit, the funeral occurring Tuesday. represented by delegate* from the various . It fa reported that Washington Graham churches. has resigned his position with the Michi­ The M. E. social will be entertained at gan Whip Company, to embark lu business the society rooms next week Wednesday, in Grand Rapids. April 15th, by Mesdames E. Y. Bogle, When the result was - made known In Rider, Mudge. Lewis. Sage. Erb, Kurtz. Rutland, about all present sang In a loud F. Andrus. Geo. Williams and Misses Julia voice "Praise God from Whnm All Bless­ Rock. Bertha Riaer, Edna Ryerson. Clara Bogle aud Inis Wiley. Supper from 5 to ings Flow.” ’ 7 o’clock. All are cordially invited. Fitzgerald post G. A. R. celebrated tbe The C. L. 8. C. will meet at the home 25th anniversary of the estblishment of that most useful and beneficent organiza­ of Mrs. Tlmmerufan Saturday evening, tion on Monday evening.) The exercise! April 11. with the following program: Quotations from favorite authors. were highly pleasing and deeply interest­ The Church in the Uulted States—Mrs. ing. Hicks. Mrs. Ella Bowen desires to annonnee to Walks and Talks—Mrs. Holloway. the ladles that she has secured the services Life In Modern England, synopsis,— of a find class trimmer, and is prepared to Miss Sadie Roberts. show as fine a line of millinery goods as Practical Talks on Writing Englishthere fa in the city. Call and examine be­ Miss Hallsck. , \ fore buying. Critic—Miss Stella Heath. Stuart. Knappea Jatlu» RuMeQ... Total capital stoek of the Michl imtaCTlbed by atoekholden of the HasttagsCtty ‘ Total capital slock of above subscribed by atoekholden* of Hastings National bank—80. The last of the late Industrial enter­ prises of tbe city which has been organized by home capital is the Hastings Chair & Table Co. Of this corporation’s 830.000 capital atuck.815,000 was Hastings capUaL Of this 815.000 stockholders of tbe Hastings City tank subscribed as follows: Me*scr Bros. ft'Keynolda...........................81JHB l. Gr-Ne. R.’ Madge I). H. Goody ear.. A. F_ Kenaston. !>r. Andrus... M. L. Cook. .. Archie McCoy I. L. Holloway Total nnount in same subscribed bv stockholders of the National bank. 80,000. From an examination of the above, it will thus be seen that stockholders of the Hastings City bank subscribed 42X P«r cent. of the 814.000 capital stoek of the Hastings Furniture Co. which was sub­ scribed by people here. 'Hie writer has distinct knowledge gained from two weeks of hard labor in getting this stock sub­ scribed that it was no light Job: and had the atockltolders of the City bank notsubscrllied the proportion they did. some other city than Bastings would boast of the furniture factory which is to-day the city’s most important manufacturing enterprise. Of the 818,000 nf Uh* 830,000 capital stock of the corporation now owned in this city the present stockholders of the Hast­ ings City bank own nearly 810.000. How much of a Whip factory would adorn the second ward had not stock­ holders of the Hastings City bank subscrib­ ed 83,075 of the 88,300 taken here? OC tbe present capita! of that institution, 820,000. of which but 818.000 fa owned here, nearly half of the 813.000 fa owned by stockholders of the City bank. Doesn’t every citizen know that- tbe Chair A Table Co. would not be io exist­ ence had not stockholders in the City given tbe enterprise the sub couragrment they did? We dislike to go Into any i veray as this; but when our l impugned and our statemenu by some one who evidently i ctoee to the National bonk, v tng in our article was designed The roller mUl is havlhg all that it can do now to keep np with the demand for The removal of the Hastings City Bank grinding feed. Tbe excellent grade of W. A. Smith, of Naslivllle, thinks there’s flour that It is making fa also giving it a to its elegant new quarters was made the "millions In It" in coal prospects near wide reputation. Encourage home Indus- occasion for calling the attention of BaxXKR readers to the splendid success of the Eaton Rapids, so he has assoc is ted him­ by buying home made flour. new institution, aud the great part it had self with two Ohio parties aud will pros­ The Doctors tLathrop are now nicely played in promoting the city’s progress. pect there for the black diamonds. settled In their new quarters. The office Not a thing of a disparaging nature wa? The people of Nashville evidently.are is light and commodious, and for the use said of any other banking establishment, pleased with Rev. Geo. Johnson, who Is of their eledro-therepeutic dkbluel baths either of this or any other city—merely a now attending the annual conference of is well adapted for that purpose. Tbe plain statement of what everybody knows his church. Evangelical. They forwarded wonderful success that has attended the who has taken the pains to investigate. to the conference a petition for bis return, use of these baths render them deservedly In this same article, * in Its concluding signed by 200 <fr mere ot the citizens of popular, and we are pleased to know that paragraph, we specifically stated that that place, so many of our citizens avail themselves Haatlugs was to be congratulated upon In 1854 J. O. I>ee came from Seneca of this opportunity to try tbe curative vir­ having two such banka as It had, with such ample capital, honest and progressive county. Ohio, and Milled in Woodland as tues of electricity. management, and eaeh,wltb an alm to ex­ a fanner and ha»<ver since lived here but Notice was given last night at a meeting has been engaged a part of the time as a of the school board of a proposed change tend every possible reasonable accomoda­ drover buying and shipping the live In the bylaws, so that teachers, should the tion to Its patrons. That auch an article. Inspired as it was by the change in loca­ products of tbe farm. changebe made, will be employed at the In 1855 Ira Stowell and G. W. Rising regular*meeting uf the board In May In­ tion of a well-known business Institution, came from Steuben county. N. Y. and stead uf June, as now. This will be slmukl call down upon us the wrath of settled on tbe north half-of seettan 17 brought before the board under the tale, scum one very eJose to the Inside of the pllmentary mention theieia, which waa then a heavy fore»L However at its first regular meeting in May, aud Hastings National bank seems not only justice to ourself demand* th on the farm of G. W. Rising one Napp 'should the change be made, the board will surprising. but absolutely remarkable. This fault finder, who growls over a had located about tbe time that the Haight* then have a right to proceed to engage think do fair-minded reader and ana Galloway came here aud he (Napp) tear hers at that meeting. It would be well with the aid of Jonathan Haight had for interested parties to take notice. First, that our purpose was to boom the that, but for the Hi chopped nearly nne acre, and when they | commenoed chopping they hod as a part of > The stockholdera of the Bulldiag and City Bank because we were financially iutheir subsistence a bushel of potatoes tlinl i Lunn Association met at the office of A. E. rerettod In that institution: second, that had been brought from Portland on the । Keuastun Tuesday evening for the purbwok of an Indian pony. This bring being in ! nose pose of dectlnr electing three directors whose aa tt*c month cd May they planted tbe due directly this �! * ----------- THE VOTERS TALK. BUSINESS CARDS. Their View# Expressed Through the Ballot Boxes. T A. BARBER J> SOS. 1. Physicians and Surgeons. (felts in dty or county responded to wit CURED £' TOH.L1AMO LoWUI-'^wyer Ukc O««r ■’Olla. KaBaell-B "tnre. Slate . wumy«T"« C1TT, April e-Tte MW LJ,y,tU .UIM. wbleb -WM1- l» «" bto' ri«..wu.ri«.-dS..unl.y MEAGRE EETORS8 FROM MICHIGAN Cures Also: Neuralgia­ Lumbago, Sciatica, Associate offices, at Groad Rapids. Midi. Sprains P. A' Abdreri .nd Rrwl Krt»le OfficA Bruises Burns Wounds, “» «~ri'<-c"ilKg£.,cH£1< Swellings, Soreness, I P. DRAKE. M. D., Woat, Haatlap. Mkli. Maatpur, India, when the nat’r*. . *•*< oaptured by the wW. t wo otbar Englhh ‘J «*!. Wine and women are what n "*■ •ay* om»4 his c*H, *J|(1 , A* •PM at to penitt-iH.iary * imoratary of Uw Beamro’s uSL**» CRITICISING A STATUE ________ CJTUAKT, KXArt’KN i WEAVER. 0 Attorneys at WM vl.wwl b, ».« There I* much comment on the ,h «U«I. wna .t „ If th, eompnmt": P-Ia ““"*3 Fr*r>' b .rU.'. «l.rald b« aeknowW|ri by *u>o. eoraed >H‘ <*• <*">'oI “• “ <L, Goes Democratic— A Harprise at Brider port. Conn.—Steatte ring Figaros *rei,biibo?. Parnell sttio* ~ at i. i. «<n* PalI.tea Cap’-. U Donaoi.. o, Cb^-whi mcrereTolly wrerillns /“’’““Iff" ,ho ,bwU b. £ tXr bT trpxU' l« Democratic and nous. P K G.’MIner. ■»" nJ" Mrik.«,«,a 1b iral rarilrf l,y Saud,, .1* lb-,- will do.. ,,U U,« J “«b> WO and «lri. out or »o.k< Lro’»« WOBIV wai.r. or th. Soak, .nd « bnJ h(" nitisf-ns 1«oftbMpuc. JacKaonvilia, aiib., a r~ • UMriy. d.kw.._ ” bbX V-.-V. It 1. not taprotabl. U* iowBioM National jiark. X**‘ willbw-.M .«'>)«* <d •““,ddTT?LX A Wiubtairura City dl.nnlril ,, DKTBOiT, Mich-, April 7.-Michigan ulMwuri dlB«M.lo»**Su|wrrUlng Arcbltaht 0< U» Tr.M«ry fl«“™ “* Cawdiu c-aUnr. „mc..r, * *B KSXir .1 lb. MB.«r lb. MK bold ­ electors yesterday cast their votes for a Windrim is soon . to justice of the supreme court and two re­ Ins a Bwonl fclott Tw L*yT.y*tM! ■ h>nd tO J.wobMd D*rt« NlhBlyww hu»w> rodp.oeUy treaty •» with thi,r gents of the steta nniveraby. City and BriM. 1, rather u» nude and VidupturaB c-n.-r-et P*. Thursday, for tha mar­ wIB, however. Uji. to arrant a uLJt7 ”ra Tor. inxld-BB a liberty. Th. ~ttown election* were held generally der of Herman Viubergar. a rich *ar®l’r' future negotisHuna. for w. Tb.,di«l pre-.ln. tbtlr throughout tbe state. Returns up to mid­ urn ortho new monument ft; Uolpl Slate, .uw,„, nntly eritleMd 1. :h. ""JJSw night are not sufficiently full to make any innocence duraUted u. Vl w.i or p.t, ick H "• the two cherub, or eup d., « _wh.torer Frost-bites, Tbe Connecticut housaof representa­ or Wlwwoalo.wbo a.knl to, . estimate of the result. It is known, how­ they ere. which ndorn the north tide « Office over Holloway* drag store. tive* has adjourned to Novwmbar next,™ -b. Kteuo" tta ever, that a very light vote has been Si Jbout baring co-ns to any ^reamer the column. tbe judge before whom he ««* tri.d . ‘ Nwellod-Head*<l Cherub^with tbe Democratic senate on the elec­ not legally appointed. *** These littls fallows have heads *» * tion muddla ’ Md. JoraUdHo wa. |nvlw lnU| A Lausingdlspatch.says returns received normally bulboM lh*‘ M. B. G1LLASFIE, Notary Public William Simmon*, an »x-<nember of could wear the larye ehapoau of LaTaye< “ room ot tar o .l,bbor Mn. J . and U. S. Claim Agent, up to 10 o'clock show Democratic gains in or ol either ol hi. compatriot..who «<”"d the Wisconain legislature, d.ed at bis Joo. at Chltaqo goad.y „Ubr, will prosecute al! kimi* of claim* before tits the cities, but a falling off in the country. borne in Oshkosh. Wl*., Wednesday, aged Departments of the Interior office. Cal! on him ra the ea»t and on the weet .Idea, latter loelted tb. door „.d ,.r.»n,lri”• A Grand Rapids dispatch at 11 o ’ clock atm* store, corner Court aad Jefferson St*., boylrit head. ar. w. lar»e uto)» ridleu 67 years. He had been a resident of carve her visitor with a butcu-r knife Batings. Mich.‘ said: "Judging from returns thus far re­ Iona 11 th. pnrleet to glr. Fr.m» a m«o CtoMBOab since 1MI7. fiictiug fourteen Mata aud C11u w'hl-7 ceived the Republicans will carrylbc s'ata. ument oT Wa.blmitou In return tor th . may result fatally * wbW* William H. Darling, a member of tbe g M. FOWI.IK,D.U,S. Wayne county ha* gone Democratic by ,tt from th-French be carried oat I'• collapsed New York firm of J. F. Plum­ Fira Monday destroyed th* On tbe flrat day ot September. A. D. ilt». M, 000, a lea* of 2,007 to the Democrat*, and foped that the artists will avoid putting met & Co-, who i* * Vaulter for •IW.WO, room, of lb* Albany <N Y. t t®£ twneo hour. B A m. tosp.m. Mary M. Woleott and Jerome E. Wolcott mort­ ba* been found at Montreal. ha to gffMMn, dsatroying it* usefu'ne** until th.' gaged to Addison Cook, all that certain ptoce Houghton county, in the upper penlnsila. No 9 beads nn No. 8 boj*W. I.0S-RY. M. D„ or parrel ot land situate tn the township of Ma­ goes Democratic by 300, a not gain ot fiOO living under an assumed name. Swires can be replaced. Tie fir, COOL ESCAPE FROM PRISON. ule Crore. County ot Barry and State ot Michi­ • Physician and Surgeon. Three Mexican were killed in an .affray MtOMd b« telephone wir-* breami- .-l Montgomery Rep., Make* a specialty of treating diseases of the gan. described as follows to-wtt. The south to tbe Democrats. /crosaed with the trolley* of nn rimi ; ■YKaud KAK aud tbe preservation of vision hslf of the north half of the northwest quarter claims his own election. No figures are in western Texas Wednesday. rTr Iwes11 Cjt,ng s,’^CTAC1L,ts *H<1 W of section twenty («) town two CD north of railway. Lo**, v i Dubuque p’ljnddMMI report the sncceaarange seven (7) west, containing forty HO acres obtainable, but tha general indication* COLPMBt’f. O., April tt—George Moora. ful use:.' Koch’s lymph iu pneumonia eatiMxi by Interrupt ion of < udnew. .' Office and residence on Broadway, near Court of land more or lew. Hald mortgage wa* on th* sixteenth day of favor tbe Democrats. Browning'* furniture fi ry at Vo i a conytet In the penitentiary, complained KMM.UMttug*. Mich., Eepobllcans Probably Elected. September. .CD. HW&,recorded In the office ot ° Afoin* and New Hampshire have each niontvillr, Mick, burm-d S u.dty. the register of deed* for the County ot Barry Latkh —Return* are still Incomplete, yretenlayof feeling HL He dropped o it MITH A 00LGR0VR, and State of Michigan, In liber ot mortjtsf** Report* from the wheat districts o4 but it is safe to sunoM from present in­ of the rank* and secreted himself in m sell apnropiated HO.OW for * World’s fair lawyers. waxon thr teenty-elghth day I Enrupe all agree in tadiretiag* ,h-(Office In Union block, Harting*.) ' dications that the Republican candidate* He then climbed n fire reeapc and throw­ exhibit. of IW-embcr. A. D. t*M. duly anrigned by the Practice- is all the court* of the state. crop. Dr W. W Baxter, coroner of Brown said Addison P. Cook, to the A. P. Cook (To . at large are returned by a small major­ ing a rope over a beam climbed to toe county, of Mount .Sterling, Hl*-, died Tbe treasury Monday purri.a.ed W:. limited, which *aid aesignment was on the fifth ity. Indication* are that Montgomery, roof. Artn«l with a cMafil and center bit A E. KENASTON, day of February. A. D. ttol. duly recorded In Rep., for supreme court justice, carrir* he broke »everal bar* out of the vcntl *- Wednoeday nlgbL Ah Attorney at l.aw, said register’s office, in liber »id mortgage*.on Hon. Hamilton Fish, secretary ot state \ (Over J. 8. Goodvear»Co.'«store.) the upper pcntusula by about 3.UW. The tor. Hedrewhimwtlf out upon the roof pages to and 41. Pfaetlces tn at! courts of the State. Collections Early vegetable! viwa killfd in the n Ou the Orel day of September. A. D. UM. Republican* appear to have made ga;u* and waikt-d in linppc,-**! full view of in G.u Grant’s cabinet, sustains tbe pgalinpUy attending to. there became due and pas-aide by the terms ot in the smaller districts, while the Demo guards slid per-onn iu the prison indesure course of Mr. Blaine in the Italian dis­ dotty of' Mobile, Ala., Monday toorsifi ■ said mortgage the *um ot torty-Ove and «Mon by a heavy fru^. pute. to the ad mi n i*t ration house. R. TIMMERMAN. Homer path ie Phy­ dollar* [tavfiOL at Interest and the same has era tic vote* were all polled in the citie*. remained unpaid and in arre.tr* fortbe spare of Went Ont in Cltfeea’* Ctotba* Hon. J. B- Grinaell. founder of Grin­ Return* from the Town*. A mail robber at Atlanta. Q*., ba* berti . siclan and Surgeon. thirty davs and upwards. He broke open a window in tbe latter, nell college, died in the town that bear* discovered. He i« only lu jr'an of• agt, ' The following is gleaned from the dis­ (Office <n»r Lathrop’s drug store.) On thr first da) ot September. A. D. 1IK». there became dur anil payable an installment ot patches: Lansing elect* the entire Demo­ and awcuded to Walden Dicr’s office. his name iu Iowa Wedue^lay, aged 70 I and baa stolen *15.Oa> Interest of tortv five and M too dollars [HS.W1. cratic ticket. Other Democratic Iowa* There he laid off bi* prison garb. donMd ROBERTSON HOJJSE, . A cablegram anndunc<-* that theft*?, and tbe same Las remained unpaid aud In ar­ are Muskegon, Grand Rapids, Bault Sle. a suit belonging to the warden’* son-in­ .MU* Gabrielle Greeley. Horace Greeley!* man governn-ent haadm-M to renjtT.rears for the space of more than thirty days. r. BRODEHfiER. Proprietor, On tbe first day of September. A. D. i«so Marie, Sagionw, Hancock and Bay City; law and the shoe* and hat of the warden, daughter, and Rev. F. M. Clendenin, ua« tba embargoes Ainenctti p.*kj Car. Jeffsrson and Court Sts., Hastings. Mich. t here became due an Installment ol Interest ac­ Republican—Denton Harbor. CoWwater, and walked boldly out into the street, he tor of St. Peter’s Episcopal church at Then* were 900 deaths Iu Ctidigo fortU cording to the term* of *ald morttrace, of forty- Decatur and Holland Dowagiac is a tie was received Dec 23. W<i. on a »u year*’ Rates, • I .OO per Dt(y. Westchester, are to b- married roon. week ended April A which wiv tsrsnt/five and 50-100 dollars '.fin.601. whleh said last sentence.for burglary and larceny. H« j* This Hou*e Is new. with pleasatit rooms. The installment has remained due aad iu arrears on the state officers. Fifty MM-kere for Omaha land claim*, •ix more than the previoti* ' a noted burglar, aud goes by the name of faSrensge of the pubtie Is respectfully solicited. for more titan thirty days. which will not lie o|K-ued for settlement Tbe grand ma-ter ol the EtUherhooiH FIGHTS FOR MUNICIPAL OFFICE. Now. therefore. l»y reason of said default, and George EilWood. until April IX hare already formed in by virtu* ot a condition ot said mortgage, the Railway Trainmen ba* reu.a|»*l tbe tn.*said a-ntlgnre of said inort gage has elected and line befere the Ashland, WU. land office. te«s of tbe order foe neglect of duty. GEN.ISHERMAN’S REMAINS. doe* hereby eleel to declare, and do** hereby astings ity The vewwl having on boani the Nica­ declare tilt whole amount secured by said mort Nine Italian* having roo-:i> :n the tpC15CIXXATI. April 7.—The municipal gage, both intereet and principal, due and pay­ ragua canal party fhim thia country per story of a block iu R i. -*trr. Pa. Itst Ha*tlngs, - - Mich. able at once. There I* therefore claimed Io be election yesterday resulted in tips re-elec­ struck a reef SU milea from Greytown aud their live* by lb« bqraiug of the buiMteg. now due and unpaid on said mart gage the asm tion of Mayor Mosby, Rip . by a majority ST. Levis, . 1 Apriltt — Tbe r.-m.iin.of Gen. went l« tbe tedtum. Tbe crew and J*a»<d eight hundred, thirty eight and so-too dollar* Article* of ?ncotput«’j.u;i have txt;, CAPITAL S7S.000.OC of pnudiwl and Interest, and the of about 4U0, and the entire Republican W, T Sherman are to be rtftnoved. ami th* .M-mrere. of ______ whom ____ Hon. Warner Miller _ _ , _. granted tbe Culumbi t T« wrri<-; piny of further*um ot seven and .Vt-lOO dollars (87.83) Chicago by the HUt»».« *ecrrteryo: staie. lor taxes paid by the mortgagee on said premi­ ticket. Theodore Herat man. Republican detachment of L uite-i Slates troops that wa* one. were all saved, se*. with Interest ffiereou. according to toe candidate for corporation counsel, ran has been detailed to guard duty at the Asa Montague, of CenterriHe, Ky..who Tbe capital stock i» • j Incorporate'! under the laws of the State ol terms ot »aid mortgage at ten per eent. from toe Michigan. 2Hth day of January- A. I), tiwe. and no proceed­ ahead of bi* ticket, hia majority will grave will watch over the remain* in their Ham lived for fifty years under that name, ing* at law or In equity have been instituted to probably reach W,0(/) when the returns are new temporary resting place. Before his has just discovered that hi* proper name claim to have new* that i-x Scaut •< Rlur retrner tbe same or any part thereof. all counted. For board uf leg Mat Ion KimbroUfh. Hi* pareuta died when be to “perMkta non grata" to th- Cbttme Open for business Dec. 15.1M8 tn build!?* tor Notice Is therefore hereby given that by vir­ twenty-one Republicans ami ulna Difino- death (Jeu. Sherman gave direction* a* to if tue ot tbe power «f sale In sacb mortgage con hi* last resting place, and it is iu order was an intent, and lb foster parents government, and will nos 1«4 received a* tallied, and the statute In such case mads tad crai» were elected. Tbe Democrats made that the wishes mny be complied with never revealed the secret <rf hia birth. American militate?. OFFICERS: provided, the premise* above and In said mort their tight on the bend of the tikeL A tnau oarood Henry Williams waa ar­ that tiie n-niain* will lie temporarily gage described, or so much thereof a* tnay be D. G. Robinson. President; trni>»ferred from the Sherman lot in Cal­ rested st Nyack. N. J., the ocher day. wbo necessary, will be sold at public veodM to the hlgheat bidder, at the north trout door ot the vary to the receiving vault ot the ceme­ was ]>aaae->fti with tbe delusion that hi* SWUNtiFIFLn. Ills. April *>Crfcrgt D. W. Reynolds, Cashier. court house In thr citv of Hartings. Barrv Cota: COLCMHUA O.. April 7.—Tbe Democrats tery. It was the wish of the general that body waa at Fairview, N. J., while his Houdaon, agrd 14 year*, and tv. Michigan, that being the place ot holding Dr.BCTt»KS: the circuit court for said county, on the ninth carry this city over tbe Republicans' and his remain* should not be interred in an anal was al Nyack. He also said he had 1* Hendsor., a hardware : ■ njiaut vt this day of May. A. L>. I tot. at ten o'clock in the fore­ citlxen*' tickets by pluralities ranging ordinary grave in tbe earth, but that lb« y hi* father’s soal along, too. HI* father, dty. waa killed by tbe arc <>:>:*! doDaa W. Reynold b. noon ot said day. to satisfy the amount then due from fit>0 to 1.000, electing all the dty offi­ be placed in an apartment under ground, be said, was M. D. Williams, of Indian­ on said mortgage together with all legal cswU. D. G. Robinson, J. A/Groble. cers except member loanl public works. which should be built of stone and con­ apolis. Including an attorney fee a* provided br law. •bowing le some com;Tbe ball JohnCvveth. Chester Messer. Dated. February 7th. UM. The city,council and board of education crete, and covered over with a heavy mar­ William M. Roberta aad wife, of Lib ­ took effect In the groin tbe Ul. rutdB; P. T. Colgrove. Thk A. P. Cook Co. Liarrgb. remain in the control of the Republicans ble slap. The sepulchre will be built large erty. Mu, took a sick and apparently poor Asstcneepf Mortgagee.' tbe large artery, and be bled to death be­ and the bon rd of public work* in life 8TVAIXT. KMAPFBX fe WgAVKJt. enough to receive the remain* at the gen­ stranger into their home last fall and have fore surgical .nld could reach him. Attorneys for Assignee. ha mis of the Democrats. The "CItlxrn*’ eral, bi* wife, and two children that now cared for him since. He died this week, drew mostly from tbe Republicans. rest beside htm in Cavalry. and by hia will Mr. and Mre Roberta are CHANCERY SALE. X MORTGAGE SALK. In pursaoee ot and by virtue of an order and Riven a valuable businaoa block in Kansas New York. April tt -Sixufe more lulHOLACAUST AT ROCHESTER, PA. City and ll2.tXM) in money. Tbe stranger's Default having been made In the condition* decree ot the circuit court for ti»e County ut Cleveland, o., April 7.—Rose, Rep., tans were ordered returned t» Vdjr bytte Barry, iu chancery, in the Blate of Michigan, name was David Williams. made aud dated on th* 1711: day of June A. D. is elected mayor fiver Farley by about nupertttendeut of immignSwo. Ths ■ . uaxiana aaica .xnetnoer u a. u. it«o. hi a certain cans- therein pending wherein John T ran hie, vice president of the First cause* for barring the torn from Lindins and rvanrdrd tn the offioe of the Register ol W. J. and L. L. Holloway are complainants and 3,000. a net H-pablican gain of 2,000 over National bank of Jacksonville, HI*., died Richgmtu, p*.. April tt-Eleven llv< Deed*, for the County of Barry and State ot Timothy M. Bush. Richard Freer and Esther two year* ngo. The remainder of the Re­ were that some had cnulsgn'U* disease*, Michigan, on the X day of Xo*ember AD. Freer are dvfcudant*. publican ticket to elected by smaller ma­ were lost in a lire at tbi* place Sunday In that city Friday. others chronic loathson< .Irone’ acd •M* Iu Uber 25 of Mortgages, on pages «8S. <“», Notice is hereby given that I shall sell at Tbe majority against the Psroellite can­ other* because they had do money or•ad said mortgage wa* on the .YXb of December public auction to toe highest bidder, nn Eatur- jorities, except the city treasurer. For night. The tire broke out In a large frame treasurer ex-Postmaster W. W. Arm- building On Now York street which w as didate for parliament in Thursday's elec­ friends. . [ ■•again dulv a**ign*d by Clay W. Pettit, by atrong, Dem., defeat* M. G. Watteraon by tion in Sligo waa 80&. need a* a residence and several stores. a guardian to Mary M. Garland, the niortgrgre Court bouse In the City of Hasting*. County of , «*l<1 mortgage aud both ot Said assignments Barrv and State of Michigan, said Court hmise 3,000._________ Everything was quiet Friday at tbe Four nfemtwr* of an Italian family, who Loxnox. April XGru Booth, tbe conMt boon duly recorded. being tbe place for bold I ns; the circuit court for lived over one of tl»e stores, lust their arene uf Thur.-d .v'* rioting in tbe Penn­ tnander-in-ccaef ot tbe Sttlvatiqa Army, is Bata mortgage was upohtlie ex press condition said County of Barry tbe fallowing descnlxxl Bridgeport, Conn., April 7.—The Re al the »aid mortgagor should keeo tbe build property; to wtt: Commencing ata point flitsUvea. One daughter, aged 17, saved her­ sylvania coke region*. aanousiy.ilL ] ft n erected upon tbe premises decraibed there ope and three fifths rods east of the quarter publicanp yesterday elected William IL Ten person* were killed and other* in­ self by jumping. Tbe names of the others Inonred agNAst loss or damage by fire by tn- pbit oo the west side of section number tirtrty mto be aKroved by said mortgagee and tn one. In towuselp number three north, nuigr Marigold mayor, by 250 majority. Tbe are not yet known. The building was jured by an explosion in a coal mine at THE market: thereof It shall be lawful for the said eight west, thence east seventy eight and two Republican* also elected tbe tax collect^ -. owned by John F. tsmith. Staffordshire, England, Thursday The stores fifth* rods, more or less to the quarter line, The rest of tbe ticket i* Democratic. Tt o were occupied by George E.1 ward*, tea ChicagoBusiness fallunr* in the United Staten so paid for the same ifeould be a result was a surprise, as the city is usually aud coffer; Mre Hall, millinery, and £ J. ea npou tbe premise*, bearinr interest aot toper cent., aud the said inort- l won tv seven rods, tbence west twenty srght and Democratic by about 110,000 majority. Keene, aUoe shop greeated ill; for the corresponding week wore as folk-w*- Wtewt A<- X A;*r>l -!*«*> two fifths rods, thence north forty rods to tbe iu 1*0. 1W. place of beginning. eontalalBg. upwards Ot 11XJ1H. ckred fl.WH. May. n-w-d |L»k twenty eight seres of laud be the same more or The mother of tbe two Nlcriye, who HARTFORD, Conn., April 7.-The Demo­ sod there is now claimet-d to be less according to tbe United States survey. Also Chicago, April tt—At Friday’s session wi-re hanged in Proa*} Iran is Thursday, that piece or parcel ot land known and de­ crats made large gains in tbe vote yester­ of the National World’s fair commiwdon, ha* become a ravine ftiania-, and will scribed at follows: The east thirty one and •B-wtgage. that should there beany default In W-100 acres of tbe south fifty one acres of tha day In the municipal election, a heavy a resolution wm unanimously paihM-d probably never recover. the payment of tbe interest upon the nine, al non h west fractional quarter of section number vote being polled. The Democrat* Lav? a Governor Boyd, of Nebraska, has vetooff aay day when the same should !«■ due and pay thirty one. in township number three north, majority of eighteen on joint ballot and making three members of the judiciary •fete, and should the num -vrmalu unpaid and range eight weataccordlng to the United 8tate» committee a quorum to do biistneaa, in tbe bill recently pareod by the legislature will choose a recorder of the city court, a in arrears for the space of sixty days, then the survey. order that Immediate jetiou might lie bad fixing the maximum freight ratea. The priantpai on said mortgage should I* due at tbe city attorney and prosecuting attorney. Dated Hastings. Mich March 17th UWl. upon matters now with the cominiUre. senate stutainod tbe veto. ALOXXO E. K KN ASTON. «> .ta.1 That section of tbe report of the board of Circuit Court Commissioner. A New York dispatch says an English M»y. UK 1 MBSBarry County, Mich. DAYTOX, O.‘, April 7.-The Redublicans control, which puts Mrs. Potter Palmer in syndicate has pttrehowd tbo mining l>rodw«: Batur -Ewx-r —r»Ej>.T. svtng remained unpaid until this dale, STVAKT. KNAITKX A WXAV KJt. absolute authority of the boani of lady aid option said mortgager new declare* properties of J. B. Haggiu, in Montana. elect Inters for city commtadoncr by 700 Boll cl tors tor Complainants. to! of said mortgage <tac and pavaOk-. managers, was a dopted. The first payment is HUW.UOU. . " majority. The Democrat* elect all the t la now claimed to be doe on said PROBATE ORDER. ■e tbe sun. of »nd also the sem other officers by majorities ranging from The British Lave taken signal revenge docks. iS.»l*P; turkeys, ndx -d hi* IMJ*K> for said insurance ar«l an attorney * State of Michigan. County of Ban /—«l 900 to 2.0U0. Tbe council and board of *4fortbeattack <>a the Ghoorka* at Man­ CtoaTfiA. PdtaUx* Whir- —ri «'*4^ Ro..Ap,ll A-Tbo ’ brAol thirty live aoltar* provided tor in At a aoMtou of the Probate Court for the per bu; Hebron. »1.U7«; !>■ '••**+•*. fl’’i lortgtote. and no soft or proceeding* sountv of Barry, bolden at the Probate Office in ucation both remain in control of the murder ot 1-r.rnr.bcr MtCInw In tulbn^ ipur. A British. force has carried a fort LOL SvM potatoes-Win"’ J. rwyA^jw , havtag been inWI luted to recover tbe the cl tv lot Hasting*. In said county, on Thur* Democrat*. io tbo oral rollout • couple oi jc.c o^' manned.by (tti Mau I purs, only eighty iwn day .the tsth day ot March, In the year one being engaged in tus attack. The Man­ EM Cranberrtas-Bcll au lcb rn. MarlUng Reboot Election. par VU; tell aad bu.lr*. «.*-•■ ■ 1 ’'’7*7 MMMHfil eight hundred and ninety one . rn.y Scuro very won In rl» cMnrwr.r ipur* were stampwied and many killed. ITeseut. Cbaric* W. Armstrong. Judge ef LaSallk. in*., April 7.-A most excit- between tbe Unite.) Slab, nod July Tire Cooking. per bbl. imtin.-. H Probate. Edwin Booth, th* tragwliaxi, made a election was fought io Spring Valley Sat­ •Bwwdo. .ecured Bld.OOU end lei to Italy ^ln toe matter of tbe estate ot Aaron Parker. urday on the school question. W.p. Lyn­ whore they hare .lore remain^. On. oj speech at the do*e of th* performance in On reading and filing the petition, duly veri­ don, a young Irish Roman Catholic, we* the mnrderon wu captured io thb oonn- the Academy of Music. Brooklyn, Bxlur- brush. 5uJ»*c: gram 11 Mil at public aactton. to Ste highest fied, of Haanali Parker, administratrix of the iaaid' and cov.ra. St«i7c; cmni»'U,t. -*J■. at th* north front door ot tbe Court estate of said deceased pro) tug tliat she may­ elected president, and Joseph ilercer. a Uy and han pd. Tbe rear may bi tdred day afternoon, in which be announced 8Mc: cnsfeed. S«3»r ■ lia toe Cite of Hutluc* Mteh.(tbat being be licensed to sell the real estate of which Pole, and D. Tronovula, an Italian, direc­ when th. rtneuloo ot Indemnity .. con- that he would retire from the stage for a New Turk. m wfetre t be elreu It cotHl for H arry eou u t v said deceased died seized, tor reasons therein tors. lime owing to poor health, but hoped to aiden-d. Nrw York- Apru A fiML tbe preatses described In said set forth. return in a year. Wheat-No. S red winter <wit IU7* Thereupon It Is ordered, that Thursday, the It b thu IM E.-.gH.h pn—b.. May. tLUU: do June. «.!•»»: 2-ird day of April A. D.. 1W1. at ton o clock Zanesvillk. o., April 7.-Bell, Rep., PnovtUESCk. R. L, April fi -The Rhode nolblDK o«w bat eriUctam far Bwirr M. doAuLwL fil.ina Cfera-.No. - r.u«jd "£ in tbe forenoon, be assigned far the hearing at waa elected mayor yesterday by TOO nraj.n-. Island election resulted in aiding Davia StAAbj, .nd th.! bi. riCTptlon wh.„ b. lied foe- Uu-rein. the premise* ity over Conrad, Dem., the present in- Democrat, 1.254 votes more than Ladd Me tfete-Qutet out «'.eau}- -7retnrn. to Kaghod bo .» coll m It 3l taT fin May, > - - ■' - Julr eumbeut The city council to Democrat­ RepubHcan. but Mi vote* too few to sleet’ ^-Negte-tad. Barley I1AA.I11J11, in county. ic. The balance of the ticket went Demo­ The legislature stand*-RrpuhlioiojL 56Wrly -cure and firm; cratic with one or two exceptions. Democrats 96. lodependent, L Twenty*. w new. Lord Quh-t M^'-' southern caun: during the war. KtoeUoas in Illinois. 'J™ umek; Chicago. April c—Returns received partmeut at Washington City >*<t wwk from town elections in thia state give the Baxxi to get a cb eek for Wtt,<D0, tta priro of followingresulte, which turned principally too; bulla aud dry cowa route property be had *eld to Uacte Sam. on the liquor question: License-CarrolL o< ground. tongreeadid not appropriate the WacoGeneseo, Salem, Canton, and Harvard, Wiw.raa CrtT, April T.-TU weary for the makin ’ out of th* deed. I mon-. Bridgeport voted no license. rronw eoaribiu duo«l ,b, H«v-Mart« »»• utler wsx-d wroth and refused to ac­ 1«T« u> Hl, an .ppUcUoo t« • writ ol cept the check uul*a« the norerninM.t t«bm. erpn. In C4» o( Jmm, “ 4“"’ "'*^"8 «W wCTC^°?Lt!LprU T-,k’HOrr*t» curried Simmons, convicted of charge* arising Tc.I.ttNK »*£ Eases Paia lastonMy. With that document in bis pocket. Keokuk. Dubuque u<l Winona, la., ye*, of the Sixth National bank, of New Y'ork HPM Pt tjriay. Republican* carried Heisna, trouble*. The court announced ’that the Ita kH, «ibb tarn, ta Brtdpik.rl, Oran, fLUT; July. «*L latter was within Um? juri* . circuit court, and tbe remedy. If anr Wa­ .“•« Bom«. Catholic J J’ * “ IUCK LAKE, WK, April '.-Three of I* a wnt of error. St M. I.— !' Arthur Ritchie's children, aged 7. 9. and Sr. UULS. 11 ytaref were drowned In a small pool 0( that ita SotiA. April tt—Prince Ferdinand and ita r.an. »W. T“£!*• ' <•« “« >ria water near bls logging camp la Birch A. B. FARQUHAR CO., York, Pa. u.l “‘•tl lake,'eighteen rail-* northeast of this etiy Princes* Ckmrutinr have reevlvel letters threatening them with daath unlre* they yesterday by breaking through the ice. • teave the ronntry x ouoe. M. Gretw-nff is also —1.U .. Al! I S P H C Bank, Stefw IXzlills ENGINES, IVSTte SXfc?! y^wttar, k„ the Hastings Banner Th* & civil r- Mt. Pi o’clock y and twr.r sheriffsvalla T taker Zi morgue Diced frit rending- Follow Broehle, DobannI Valentin Jacob E breast. Binero, is tbe on ried. J Tbe nan talned. Atabt about l,i lookout. com man about J to liave in tbe cr armed, rails, so: batterin and thei force* 01 the “B* station© old Fort front of *Your crowd a be obtal hiding of Ute c nell and sworn li twenty com pan McConr 'Huns at the dep Huns p; chief. ‘ when th com pen stopped revolve: bodies, tbe rel Huns « for tbe tn and t by pist< their c replied. •Eve that ae* die frot vising i Idity. arrived those si rren, fifteen was bn nobly. that**w Prrn Hays, rived ii �3L00DD0E8 FLOW. 1 h«- Expected Happens in the Coke Regions. V, ORV WITH WEfOHESTEBS AT LAST. Mchol; as aecesaories—Thomsai Lynch, general manager ot the Frick company, and Morris Btunsey, superintendent. Sev­ eral of the warrants hare been aerved and each man arrested has given ball fora hearing. Milios Hamm denies that be was In the fight, aud has witnesses to prove this. 1 Tho latest reports ptace tho number of person* injured in the riot at fifty, thrro of whom (names unknown) have since died, making a total of ten dead. GENERAL SUMMARY. IndU'n prehistoric clay; Zlinsn ___ . . •Dowb." the fim of all hl* nw*. SXole the steadiest canoe. ORDERED OUT THE MILITIA. Pittsburg, Pa, April3.—Governor Pat­ di. FtEAsANT, Pa., April 3.—-Thistown tison, as soon as he learned of the riot । Jisken to it* very center at 3:25 yesterday morning, issued orders through i.wk yesterday morning. At that^our Adjl. Gen. McCleltauL of the National ren Hungarian rioters were shot dead guard. Instructing tbe Tenth regiment, j.Col. Hawking of Washington, Pa., to I twenty or more wounded by deputy proceed to the scat of the trouble at oner. -nJs. The greatest excitement preOrders were also sent to Col. Norman The stable in the rear of Und^r- Smith, of the Eighteenth regiment, this i Zittnncrman’s store was used for a city, to call members of that regiment to­ i-une nod street* and alleys near it gether nt once mid have* them ready to march toward Mt. Pleasant at a mo­ . • er-DvdiMl with nnxiou* Huns and nn­ ment’s notice. . As fast a* (be bodie.* were rvcogFour cumpaulea of the Tenth regiment ?< friend* look t hem, nud she moaning ■ w.uliog of the relative* wa* heart- National Guard of Pennsylvania, about 175 strong, under Lieut. Col. Strovter, pasted through this city at 8 o’clock lavt Deadly Kruill of the Firing, night. They picked up another companyuliotvitlg <s a list ot killed: James at Gieeusburg. Eight companies of the x-hic, shot through the breast: Paul Eighteenth regiment N. G. P., about 350 strong. Col Norman Smith in charge, i'ltsisln. head; John Fudor, left eye; left here at 10dB p. m. Th*companies of hT.tine Zedtd, neck; Anton Rist, head; the Eighteenth regime at have 40,0(0 !■ Sbucoskey, head; Crtjsso Binerp, rounds of ammuuitiuu. Tbe companies Ail were Poles or Slavs except wilt be distributed throughout the region, wherever there is any danger of an out • who was au Italian. Shucoskqy break. _________ he only one known to have been marHUNS ACTING SUSPICIOUSLY. None of them was naturalized. , i ni'f. ot aiie wounded are npt all ol> i : A| are foreigner*. : nihout 2;30 o’clock yesterday morning r I ftx) men gathered around Mortu The deputies were keeping a sharp • '1 t:e>r orders were definite. No - i- in fire unless attacked, or when ‘ ■’iriHE enemy failed to halt at the u;:«':d. Finally, at almost 3 o'clock, ii 3G0 strikers arrived on the More­ ll c.'.ul from Standard. This Is thobglit taen the last arrival. Each man ruwd of 1,(KX) or perhaps more was Sutne carried sticks, some fentw .. some clubs that looked like small i;r.ng ranis. As the Standard men 11.■ ir allk* drew up on tb« road leadpast the company** store, the other । - un the hills gradually drew nearer ■ if .-halt. At that time strikers were .■Kie.l, tasides sit the above named • . ou the bill west of the works, called " rt Defiance, and immediately in n:xr reporter followed the Standard and halted on a hill to the east of store... From there a fair view could bminetl. The moon, which had been bo ug behind a cloud, suddenly ap­ i -■■’. aud threw its rays acroK* the scene t >• conflict. Tbe column advanced to11 the Marewood store. The guards i • in charge of Deputy Sheriff/McConJ am! Cap:. Ixmr. The latter/had been > u in as a deputy, as were also some . .ty men from Company E. They t- stationed at lhe west side of tho i pauy’» store.’ The deputies under < onaell were at the east side. A* the : s advanced making but little noise, ■ deputies remained silent. Thpn the r s pa-sed, but they were bent>n mis* x The column had not all passed ■■ i these iu front made a dash on the :i >auy fence. pt. Loar cried ‘•Halt.’’ but not a Run t ped. Their answer wa* a fusillade ot I Ivor shots. One bullet whizzed past p . IxMtr’* head, and two men standing . him each felt the hot lend pass their ! e*. The deputy sheriffs then canict^ > relief of the soldier deputies Tbe Il * dashed down tbe road and broke 1 he company’s stables. Another comu ! to bait. Another answer to the call 1 '*t.oi sbota. The infuriated men kept tjisi eonrsB toward the stables. The o'tii naud 55^:’ ’was ^igen giyen to fire and the depu... Jennie to aid CepL Loar. Tbe striker* n-jfl ed. but there were too many shot* fron the repeating rifles. The air waa s'.iv. with bullets. How many shot* ri fired will probably nevty ta- known. W cen the smoke cleared away and tbe . ventured near the dead it was found it seven men had fallen, and one will die ! o:u the effects of a bullet. The *Dr.1 g strikers fled with remarkable raplity Soon physicians nnd undertakers arri- ed and the bodies were examined mid t hos« wounded given all possible aid. Hie ' . number of wounded cannot be give i, but Dr. Mnrah said that nt least :>fte n were disabled. The Huns were ■in: ul enough, to help those away wfco w?n able to travel. No deputy or guard was hurt in the leant. These mop did n«bl -. It is not thought that they are to blai: e, although prominent labor leader* Telex -aphed to one of the national leaders thatT' ‘— «•*Seven Hungarians were «•« killed with out < «uw." At midnight Morewood.was under mili­ tary I control, tbe entire Tenth regiment, Inchaliug staffs, being oo tho grlunii Two]companies ot .tjie Eighteenth regi meat arrived at 1:30 a. m. FROM THE UNION STANDPOINT. The BURG, Pa. April 3.—Vice PreaiPl una and Executive Committeeman dent of the United Mine workers, arItay in this city last night and went into riv nee' with members of the order. son na, iu speaking of what be learned scene of the riot, said: “When our i? developed Americans will htaucj aghast. Personal spite is responsi­ ble f th*-• occurrence. ----- VIn -.S_ tbe coke regiou tbe go to work early. The •• arching abou ol tbe strikers i* to strengthen ones and for the moral effect on ndn-unioD men. It would be u*e'es* for tlje striker* to marc i about after tLmen had gone into the mines. Iu my opinibn the men had no intention of com­ mitting any overt acL Got a Dosea on tbe LUI. . .tames McBride, secretary of the dis­ trict, and Robert Waddell, of the strikers’ committee, swore out warrant* against tbe following: For murder-U*pt. J. A, l.oar; Richard Burns, J. A. Zundla. Davtt.fi Gilbert, Filched It trom tho artist—then. Even in tha»c early days. Won a simple viceroy'■ praise --------- —------ ... a। FavonUmn governed kiawge. Who shall doubt the arerat hid Utalnr Cheep's pyramid Or that Joseph's nudden rlae To comfcroUer of supplies Wan a fraud of mouKtronM.sl^e Ou King Pharaoh's swart civilians* Thui tbe artkwa soogs 1 sing Do not drat with anything Now or never said before. As it t'M iu the br-itlnning. Is today official sinning, And shall bo for evennoiv. —Rudyard Kipling. Hgnry Bradley, of Allen, after being a resident of this state for nearly 50 years, has finally made up his mind, to become a citizen and has wade application fur his first naturalization papers. The Kent county fair asHOciatlon Is all tom up because the --------directors - --- ----- passed — -—-■a a rawhiUon eolUnx down their V.liwl™ of SSadaj-. Preaident Aferblll Sa» rml«ned. S.-P-r.*t-irv Cox Cjxv wants U-nnla to tea and nr.rl the thr. end nnd Is Iu not nnt Secretary yet A Muskegon man went to-Whitcball the other day and bought 120 dozen eggs. He hitched his team to an empty freight ear while waiting for his train at the depot and when he wasn’t looking an engine hauled lhe freight car away. Tbe wagon was upset and it was necessary to. get a snow plow to clean the track of broken hen fruit. , A Wl»con*in Supreme Judge Dead. Madison, Wi*.. April 4.—Supreme Court Justice David Taylor died suddenly last night. He h*d been in court all day. Mid going homo ata supper apparently in hi* usual health. Shortly afterward he wa* Mixed with a p*h> in the region of hu heart, and expired before medictl wwist*nce arrived He wa* born in Carlisle, N. Y- March 1818,* and came to " sin in 1846. being chosen justice in 1876. He leave* a wife and five children. aud died from unknown cause* was dis­ sected and a pointed, headless nail found sticking In its heart, which wa* enlarged to twice ltd natural size. The keel for a new tug was laid In Captain Davidson’s shipyard at .Bay City Tuesday. It te talng built for the Alpena Fish company of Alpena, and Its dimen­ sions are. length 90 feet, 20 foot beam and 7 foot hold Iu the shallowest place. It Emery was obliged to shut down the mill. will be equipped with powerful machinery For this he sued the town and has just re­ and will be capable of making 15 miles «n. hour. The tug will be fitted out with covered a verdict of <1,000. 1 large refrigerators. These boats are anew Champion, upper peninsula, would pose departure in the fish business and will nn as a tilg town and this is the way they do doubt ta used evtenslvely. IL A notice reading thus: "Wanted 1,000 bums and loafers to bang around tbe depot at the arrival and departure of trains," Is posted in the railroad station. The wicked Negaunee Herald says the in­ vitation has been accepted and the town heartburn, looks flourishing. Emery gave the city of —Lewis . IKHUI j-aiucij u‘ Three *“*« B|tcr,......................... «, ute Uh, water from hl, river providing they left blm enouab . his a , * mill. .. eta ...» . did iu__ a do .cl■tn run They not this __ and For Bilious Attacks A Lenawee county farmer look home six barrels ot chepp brown sugar the other day. Be has a suga’r bush. He recently The Benton Harbor people predict that read a paper before a fanner’s institute a good healthy boom will strike that town about food adnlterutiun. His pMachlng of 4,000 inhabitants within a short time, applied to even thing except maple sugar. under the Impetus tiffit will l>e given bj The Marquette water works will ta sup­ the expenditure of 8500,000 which is to be plied with a new 3,000,000 gallon dally devoted tu manufacturing interests there. capacity Gaskill pumping engine. The These improvements Include a paper mill, now water works, which is a hondfeome electric lighta. street ear lines and electric building constructed entirely of stone, is power. abonl completed and work ba.* begun on Hon. J. B. Hutchins, a pioneer and Uie big smoke stack. prominent citizen of Ionia, was found - Two years ago John Roberts, the aged dead in his bed Saturday morning. He sexton of SL Mark's churclu Grand Baplds, had been supervisor of the city for years, was admitted to the hospital In that city and ujis able to attend to those duties in as incnnibly blind. Since then the doctors addition to his work as editorial writer of have been working on him. nnd last Sun­ tlie Ionia Standard. In earlier years he day he 'was able to attend church arid or was a prominent political figure, and was the people, having recovered the use of once a candidate for congress on the demo­ cratic ticket his eyes. . The Bay City bricklayers aud masons Otsego ha* no saloons, but she I* ’ brim­ ful of glorious river water and apple Juice, have Issued a ukase forbidding any mem­ nnd more drunks are seen every day on ber of the union working on a Job that the Mreete than any other village ini Alle­ doesuot crime direct from the owner or gan county. The people are getting tired architect This is to knock out contract­ of tho mercy which leads the justices to ors. Tbe painters and decorators will go release lhe drunks on their promise‘jo do on a strike May 4th, unless their demand for ten hours pay for nine hours work b better.-i-Detrolt Journal. ■ acceded to. Navigation Is open at Elk Rapids. Allegan County Educational Club met Allegan’s new school bouse will cost at Wayland, April 4. $17,000 and will be built by Taltjol * Tbe Cheboygan Lumber Company’s mill Howe of that place. start np next week. Rev. August F. Bruske. ■ of Saglnnw, Superintendent C. E. Smith will retire has not yet decided to accept the presiden­ from the Schoolcraft schools. cy of Alma college. Stale Teachers, Instute for Lake county A summer school for teachers of north­ at Luther, April G-10. ern Michigan-will be held at Traverse City George Wiesinger. a well-known drug­ next August gist of Adrian, died Thursday. Joseph Miller, the Grand Rapids car­ Ludington has 1800 pupils in tbe city penter who disappeared two weeks ago. ta school and thirty-nine teachers. said to be worth <25,000. The steamer Puritan is making, regular Dr. .lame** E. Ferguson, clinical assist­ trips between Chicago aud St. Joe. ant at the Pontiac Insane asylum.- hi* re­ signed to enter practice. John Raskle, of Luther, had both legs broken by a rolling log. Thursday. J. IL Buckingham, treasurer and gener­ al manager of the Chicago Steel works, Margaret J. Taylor ba* been nominated died suddenly of heart disease at the Hod- for member of the school board at l-ajx-er. sou house. Lansing. April 5th. While Harmer Bro’s, art gallery at Copemish conversing with several friends la the went up In smoke on Wyauesday. Iaxsh room he pitched forward to the fl<x)r and <1000. expired Instantly. He was 89 years old and leaves a widow and one child. The Three million white-fish were planted at ’-remains will be taken to his home hi Chi­ Manistee the other day, by the State Fish cago to-tuorrow morning. . Commission. There have been eighteen great financial :ri*m during the last century and n quar­ ter, vix.: In 1703, nt Amsterdam, originat­ ing with the house of De Neufvllle and inrolvlng seventy-seven failure*. The failare* Lu Holland In 1773exceeded £10,000,000. In 1799 in Homburg there were clghty-two failures. Involving £2,000.000. There wa* x panic in Liverpool in tho Kune year, which was, however. soinewhnL mitigated by parliament lending £500,000 in exCoke Regions. thequec bill* ou good*. In 1814 240 Kmks Mt. Pleasant. Pa. April 7.—It was iUspendtxl payment in England. In 1825 stated last night by a member of Gan. at Manchester failure* occurred to the Wiley’s staff, who had been at Mure wood unonntof £3.000,000. The Calcutta failure of 1831 Involved all yesterday, that the Hungsrtans in that vicinity are arming tbpmsclves, and were £13,000,UM. Thu “wildcat” prices iu the meeting iu the houses in the locality dur­ states in 1K37 canned all their banka to ;:lose. In 1839 the Bunk of England waa ing the afternoon, and It is feared they wed by tho Bank of France. A. panic in may make trouble when the men go to France during lhe *nme year caused ninetywork. Extra guards were thrown out three companire to fail for the sum of £0.­ and every precaution taken to prevent any. '100,000. In 1844 a crisis in England brought trouble. (.’apt Loar and eight deputies «bput the reformation of the Bank of Eng­ gave themselves up yesterday, and gnre land. Tbe English failures ot 1847 involved bail in the sum of <300 each on the charge OJ.tXO.iXW. During the gr»'nt panic of 1S57 ot felonious shooting. >n the ntates 7.2UO houses failed for £112,­ 100,000. The Overend, Gurney & Co. fail­ Sheriff Clawson arrested .tbrfa ot Thurs­ day’s rioters yesterday and they were ure, nearly a quarter of a century ago, in­ held iu ftfiXX) bail each. He has warrant* volved failures coaling upward of £100,000,for twenty-five others. The strikers and J00. “Black Friday,*' in Wall street, waa their friends say they are being discrim­ an §ept. 34. I860. The shoe and leather inated against, inasmuch as CapL Loar inule crisis in Boston. U. S. A., in 1SS3, and bis deputies who are charged with caused losses amounting to over £2,000,000. felonious shix-tlng are bn’y held in *3“J0 The Grant & Ward failure, in New York each, while tbe strikers are held in *1,000 sity In 1884, involved many financial aad bail ou a charge of rioting. The coke business houses anti a loss of over £5,000.operators say the backbone of the strike J00.—London Financial New* is broken, while the strikers claim they “ Dunn! ’’ are mure determined than ever to win it. That inveterate joker Sothern had mada BIRTH OF THE GRAND ARMY. au appointment with Toole to dine at a well-known restaurant- Tbe hour of meet­ ing was fixed, and Sot hern arrived tome few minutes Wore the appointed time. Decatur, Ills., April ".—The city is fill­ An elderly gentleman was dining at n ta­ ing up with Grand Army veterans for the ble at mine little distance from that pre­ encampment this week. The festivities pared for tho two actors. He was reading began last night at the Grand Opera a newspaper, which he hod comfortably house, where services were held to com­ arranged ta’fore him, uh lie was eating his memorate the twenty-fifth anniversary. dinner. Sothern walked up to him, and Gen. Vaozy, Gen. Oglesby, and Gen. Mars­ striking him a smart blow tat ween the den (of Lowell, Masi.,) were amoug the shoulders, said: "Hallo, old fellow! who would have dignitaries present. The ex?fcl*e* coir* sisU'd of addresses, historical sketches, thought of seeing yon here? 1 thought you ucver----- " Tbe n**uulU*d diner aad music. The Grand Army had its turned round angrily, tyhen Sothern ex­ birth here twenty five ago. claimed: “I tag you a thousand pardons, *ir. 1 thought you were an old friend of Tbe first post was organized by Gen. B. mine— a family man whom I never ex­ F. Steoheosou, of Springfield, with twelve pected to see hero. I hope you will pardon charter members, six of whom are living ami were present at the opera house last me.” The old gentleman growled a reply, and night. To-morrow will be the great day, Sothezn returned to his table, where ho and thousand* of veteran* are expected to wa* presently joined by Toole, to whom he participate in the silver anniversary parade. . Thursday and Friday the busi- said! “See that old boy? I’ll tat you halt a new meeting* of the encampment and tho crown you daren't go and give him a »lap1 I Woman's Relief corp* will be held. 'on the Jfock, and pretend you have mis­ taken him for a friend.” PARNELL, HOW COULD YOU’ “Don*.”’ said Toolo; aud done it wa* im­ mediately, with a result that may ta kuagined.—Jjondon Tit-Bit*. IxjnuoX, April ".—A sensational rumor is afloat in the lobby of tho house of com­ “Wooton," Mr. George W. Childs’ place mon* to the effect that Parnell fans been privately married since the O’Shea at Bryn Mawr. is one of the handsomest and most expensively maintained country divorce proceedings. and not to places In the Untied States. The annual Mrs. O’Shea. Psrnellite* who have expenditure is not far from <30,000, of been questioned on the subject refuse to which 112,000 is paid to bouse servant* and discuss it. but they s y that the my-tcry other employe*. Twenty men and twelve of their leutier’s inner life, often referred horse* are kept busy all the year round in to a* tending to clear hl* character from caring for the farm and grounds, and in th* stain upon it, will shortly be ex­ summer six additional men arc required to plained. .______________ look after the lawn, while as many more assist the gardener.—New York Ledger. LONDON. April 4.-After a campaign of the gnatast excitement and turbulence the election at Sligo came off Thursday with comparatively little trouble. Thera were a few unimportant -scrapa,” aud tierce exchange* of compliment*, but nothing calling for hard work by tbe po­ lice. The Parnellitie* were defeated, the majority against them being 806. Tbe priest* did not stop urging tbe voter* un­ til their ballot* were deposited. They made direct and per*onal appeals to the voter* a* tbev stood in line, to vote against Parnell. Bay Citv citizens have some sense left and at a public meeting Saturday night decided that they would rather have tbe public building erected as provided for them by the architect rather than wait a long time and then perhaps be leas pleased. , The Willis qunkers have hired a colored preacher for 8300 per year. ■ Nllds theatre gbera are annoyed by the small boy In the balloon gallery Ayer’s Cathartic Pills are tho safest, surest, and most popular medicine for family uso. • Dr. J. C. Ayer & Co. Lowell, Mass. MORTGAGE BA LB. Default having been made tor more than thir­ ty day* In the payment or intercu over due aad payable on s mortg.ice rtaled January 10th. »«•, made by Welcome Marble and Fboeba R. Mar­ ble. his wife, to Hamuel Carson, and recorded in the office ot the Itenistar of Deeds, for Barvy County, Michigan, ou Hie 25th day of January. 1S». lit Uber 2S of morigage* on page MS. for which default the said Hamuel Carson, by vlrtue of tbe right given him by said mortgage, ha* made and hereby makes the w hole princi­ pal sum of said trortgagr. and the interest ac­ crued thereon, now dur and payable. Andon which mortgage there Is claimed to be due at the date of this notice one hundred and seventy­ eight dollixra nnd twelve cents. (SKAtaj. and no Silt or proceooings at taw bavins been InsUtud to recover the amount secured by said mort­ gage or any part thereof. Now, therefore, no­ lice Is hereby riven that on Saturday, the *srUi day of June. TSD1. at ten o'clock In the forenooa, at the north front door of the court bouse. In the city of Hasting*. Barry County. Michigan, that bring the i lace v here the efrrnlt court for Barry county is holdeo. I shall sell at pub­ lic auction, to the highest bidder, tbe prem­ ises described In said mortgage, or so much thereof a* may be necessary to satisfy tte amouut due on said nmrlgagr. with dis mt*rest thereon, and the e>»a. charge*, and exjasnses allowed by law. and provided for In said mor'gage. Said premises being describe* in said mortgage a* follow*, to wit: All that Etre.) of land. Ijlug and being fa th* >wnshlt> of Hasting*. Barry County, Michigan, known and described as Dial part of west fractional half ot south woat onarter of serf Ion seven (7). in town Uirce (3>. north range eight (8) w*t. lying north nf Th •rnapple Btver. excepting thereftom two (!) acre*. u*ed for a cemetery, leaving twenty five (25) acre* of land moreor lew. Dated. Hasting*. Awrtl XI. IWt. • Haxcki. Cabmox. Mortgagee. Cuas. H. Daukr. attorney for mortgagee. Curtis T. Dofige, proprietor of the Cen­ tennial mills at Lapeer, died of la grippe Thursday. • Henry Myer, an old man who lived alone, was found dying In his home, near Black The fish commission has just cast .’kOOO,■ Jjikc, Wedncslay. ooo orphan white fish adrift in > Lake Forty-three lake captains have formed a Michigan off Manistee. branch of the Marine Benevolent Associa­ The Egan murder case at Grand Itapids tion at Detroit. Is now grinding, nearly four days having been consumed in securing a jury. Tliat at this seasoo the blood Is filled with im­ Marquette is kicking on the depot owned purities, tne accumulation of month* of close by tbe D. S. 8. A A. railroad. Ittople confinement In poorly- ventilated store*, work­ have to set under umbrellas on a rainy shops and tenement*. All these Iniporltie* uifl every trace of scrofula, salt rheum, nr other day. diseases may be expelled by taking Hood's the best blood partner ev»r pro­ Fred Calkins, a Jackson lad aged 10 Sarsaparilla, duced. It t* tbe only medicine of which 100 years, fell out -of a thin! story window, «lo*e» one dollar" 1* true. nnd the only wound he received, so far as Fred. E. Janette, a university sophomore is yet knovyn is a cut on his head. has sold Golden Days, a serial story, for Gustavus Rhode, a six year old Saginaw <174. tbe plot of which is laid in the Mich­ youth, wa? knocked down by an electric igan copper country. car Wednesday and received severe InjurThe good people of SL Joseph say that Niles Is a “dead, unenterprising” town lacause a skeleton was found buried near a residence in the latter place. Saginaw merchant* run excursions from Flint and Intermediate station* to draw trade from the merchants to whom it be­ longs. Flint doesn’t like It a blL Mrs. V In slaw's Soothing Syrup should always be used for children teething. It soothes the shlld, softens the gum*, altava *11 pain, cures wind colic nnd Is the best remedy fardiarrhera. Twenty-Are cents a bottle. Marshal Hickman of St. Clair was badly Injured in n saloon fight Monday night. He tried to stop a row and was struck upon the head with a beer bottle. Michigan wheat reported as being 01 per A Saginaw firm has shipped 12 cars uf cent of wheat it might be at tills time of lumber to Brazil. This is the first year. Plowing is going on in the southern menL A member of the, firm says tliat end of the state and they are still shovel­ Blaine’s reciprocity treaty has opened’ this ing snow in the north. market. A fact that all men, with gray and many George Traver, of Sanllnc Center, was shaded whiskers should know, tliat Bucking­ trying to light tbe . fire with kerosene. ham’s Dye aixntys colors an eren brown or Result, mustaiche and eyebrows burned off black at will. and face badly blistered. He may lose his An Allegan epting-house Jceeper discovsight y i A little two-year old son of Jas. Payne, cred gold In the gkzard of a lien that came i from Watson township, and the theory Is a Detroit earpentar, fell into a bucket of scalding water two weeks ago, and despite tliat the heo mined the nugget, anil consid­ I its sufferings Ha negligent parents have erable excitement exists thereat. I *aw a young man enter* restaurant for bronkfast the other day, approach the cash­ ier’* desk, address a word to the cashier and receive a book. 1 asked what it all meant, and learned that the customer al­ ways had in the keeping of. the caahier paid little heed to it. The baby died as some volume that be read while at break­ the result Thursday. fast. "They are always good book*,” said Sanl>6 Sle. Marie Is to have two new the cashier with a smile, “aud I read them shingfe'mills and the people up there think between times.”—New Vork Star. of having the governor proclaim a day’ of Upon two pitchers In the British museum thanksgiving to celebrate tbe event. are to be seen domestic cats in tbe Interior A California woman, named More, has of a school of mMalc. One ia tied by a scut <1,000 to Mrs. L. H. Stone, of Kala­ string, and the other Btand* upright on a mazoo, to be used to Mtabliah a [woman's stool, and a young man ia offering a oake professorship chair at thr univeratty. to it. All these pictures, which are authen­ Albert Writ!, the Bay City Idiot who tic, and which date back more than 2.000 rears, reproduce the Image of a cat, per­ shot himself because a married w<«nan haps a little slimmer than ours, but like would not fall In love with him. has so far recovered as to be able to beouL the animal as we know it. We r ■ not waiting for the bate and moles sick headache, and all disorders of the stomach, liver, and bowels, Capt. Jaek Lapham 47 years old and a well known vessel man of Saginaw, died Saturday. He had resided there SS years and was widely known. A widow and two children survive. but for men and women who have eyes and use them, who have brain# and rea­ son! There’s a new world for them—suf­ Bert Robinson caught two years and fering and sickly a* they are—a new world nine mouths, and Charles Smith two vvar* LOXDOS. April l-TlR»n» created from the brain of a skillful and six months, in Judge Buck’s coort. Th. «rrl,J of tb. physician—a discovery—the "Golden Med­ Kalamazoo Saturday, tor burglarizing the uxtof Baroo F.~'- «« "«• Vicksburg flouring mills. that the misunderstanding watdne to Mr. ical Discovery" O’Brien Atkinson has withdrawn from Blaine’s intei preting the demand for a Years ago Dr. Pierce found out that tbe trial a* a demand for conviction. Ths secret of all scrofula, bronchial, throat and the Industrial ticket us candidate for su­ mini-try i* mdi.po.ed to Po*h the matter lung trouble lay—In the beginning at least preme court judge. Probably did not tayond a demand for recognition o' the In impure blood and the weak tone of the want to lav awake in anxiety to wonder prraaple of lntero*£ion*l juj>«• The system: that the way to cure these effects wbetlier he would be elected or not. excitement bn* entirely subsides-. was to remove the cause, that human Ex-Aldcrman William Mowbray, of nature being the same, the same results Saginaw, died Saturday of chronic bron­ might be looked for in nearly all cases. chia! asthma. He was 63 years old and 8T. Mo-. A|.rtl * -Tb. wboi»- So confident was lie that tbe exceptions ; wa* prominently identified with the busi­ Ml. boot u»d ,bob ot Smith, B1m- were uncommon that he took the risk of ness in the southern part of the etty. Uulb Co ™ ek-d T-tmdw b, tb. giving the medicine to those it didn't taneMrs. Cha*. Spaulding, of Lapeer town­ Uuritl oo MUcbni.nu imnUoilW- fit for nothing, aud tbe result* have proved committed suicide by banging her000, to -U.tr th. twditor. ot A-1-SmUh. ^An? •HJolden Medieal Discovery" is tbe I ship. mrif In ber barn Saturday. Beiuarement .. ._______ _i____nf vbaw firm Tne Ktot*s. all claim* will nwdy for tbe million: Tbe only guaran- yer th* death of ber w“ teed liver, blood and lung remedy. Your drowned last summer, te supposed to be BOLD KZDAL, PARIS, 1S78. W. Baker & Co.’s Breakfast Cocoa from which tho excess at oil ha* been removed. La Ab»oluMy Pure and it is Soluble. No Chemicals are used in its preparation. It has more than thru times the strength of Cocoa mixed with Starch, Arrowroot or Sugar, and is therefore far more economical, costing leu than one cent a cup. It is delicious, nourishing, strengthening, easily digested, and admirably adapted for invalids as well as for persons in health. Sold by Grocers everywhere. W. BMER a CO, Dtreteltf, fa. No more It has just been learned that Ittyot the 502 Italians drowned by the sinking of the Utopia In the l«y of Gibraltar were bound for Negaunee. Tney were traveling on tick­ ets Miit them from Negaunee. When she wafi a Child, she cried forCartoria: rcSStTsSrS ’STri£ THE uCOLCHESTER” RUBBER 00. Mrs Nlclo, a Marquette gone crazy over religion. woman ha* rtAyer’» Hair Vigor is a most excellent prep­ aration for tbe hair. I s»eak of tt from experi­ ence. It* use promotes the growth of new balr. and makes ft glowy and sofL The Vigor is a sure cure for dandruff.”—J. W. Bowen. Editor Enquirer, McArthur. Ohio. Samuel B. Tlbbets of Grand Rapids, a prominent man. lias been arrested for open­ ing mail that did not belong to him, on com­ plaint of Went II. Cook. Tibbete has plead­ ed not guilty mid has been released on <200 ball. Children Cry for Pitcher’s Castorla. Children Cry for Pitcher’s Castorla. Children Cry for Pitcher’s Castorla. 'ADHKStVK COUNTERS.' . AT 1TTAII nr • G. G. SPAULDING, HASTINGS. by the Probate Court tor tbe Goont Blate of Mtehbran, Coirniiimloueni examine and wlJaU»ll claims and ailperwx* agsn>?< said drenaMd, rive noucr. rbat ae w>ll meet st i Howard Mostar *t ClnvcrdtUe. cm day <rf Starch” court for crtdl for exatninstluu and Dated, March Gib, �astings Banner^ TXarriUr, April »• 1M1- ucooaa""’MATTIS <*• MICH., POgTOFFICK. arevsr !<♦ 1*7*-_ EDITORIAL NOTES. rm trade nothin* tt »<* tameSsat In nne bmtth they deem™ ,nv Innn of thrill, for lhe alle<ed that lhe (Inly U •**■> >» price ‘paid by oanrtnners. In tlw next bmth they demand "Urflf reform,Ihnmsh .dopdon of tbe Brill* policy of ridleellnx rerenne from none,«ipellnir Itn- »’snc th. McKloter HU wool* »* °°r almost completely KMjfinod to the different darees of American traders.’’ The chamber *1m> supported the view express’d by Sir Lyon Playfair at l*eeds recently thal “*f the “eK,«lh,y bill worked well for the industries and labor Interests of the United States, it would serve to prove that British free trade waa a mistaken policy.” We humbly beg leave to sugfest to these gentlemen that they might as well be pre­ paring to join the free trade league, for England's policy wd! certainly be con­ demned within a year. »o far axbuccess of our new tariff can condemn 1L BriUah Gold. In other wools, they ask that a tariff be taki against the importation of articles in which there can be no home competition to aid in keeping down prices, and that revenue be collected exclusively from such articles as the country must purchase and Import at whatever cost, or do without This means tliat congress shall put on tbe tree list all woolen, cotton and linen fabrics, ail manufactures from woods and metals, all grain* and animal products, and collect tbe more than SI00.000,900 now obtained from these competing jw^ dnets by imposing a tariff on coffee, tea. spices rubber and other noncompeting household neees*itks that now come In Of mraree the deisahd for “revenue re­ form'’ along tin* line is promptly seconded by the Cobden ciub. finds zealous cotnmcndabun in the foreign press, and need not appeal in rain for substantial assistance from those European manufacturer* who reek to sell their ware* to our people with­ out being subjected to tbe inconvenience of having to pay for such privilege. No Our free trade friends pretend great in­ dignation whenever “British gokT is men­ tioned in connection with tbe propaganda of “tariff refohn.” Perhaps the following cablegram may throw some light or. the subject: dcxlah’s special CAtit.a niarATcn. Loudon. February 9—A curious libel case has just been before the law courts In Sweden. It appears that a Swedish news­ paper, Motala Pollen, accused certain per­ sons of high social position, one being tbe late general director of customs and anoth­ er the present Lord Lieutenant of the county of Stockholm, with having received subsidies from the Cobden club amounting to 12,000 pounds for carrying on a free trade agitation in their country. □ The court dismis-o-d tlie libel, the writer pleading that uli the statements were true, and claiming that Prince Bismarck had been able through tbr German Embassy in Ixindon. to obtain a copy of the dub’s aecret accounts, and these accounts fully bore out the statements that bad been made. The writer of tbe article received bis in­ formation in such a way that there could l»e no <|uestton about ils authenticity, and he further alleged that these secret ac­ counts would be very- soon published in Berlin. It 950.000 was sent to “educatt" Swed­ en. what amount has been sent to “educate* tbe United States. ■ane man believes tliat any money foreign competitors might save through a reduc­ tion in our tariff would be allowed to bene fit any hut themselves. Their sympathy with tariff reduction in this country 4s a matter of business rather than phllantrnphy: and on true busmens principles their allies Ob Friday week Prince Bismarck re­ on this side of tbe Atlantic will not be ptrceived a deputation from, the manufactur­ milted to relax their C Torts In behalf of ing town of Dortmumt which came to , Hee trade in behalf of free trade in every present to the Priure the freedom of their product of factory, forest and mine in city. The ex-Ubancellor thanked the dep­ i which American enterprise is now tnterutation for the high honor they had done I freing with foreign ambition and selfish­ him. and. among other things, said: “Up , Mas. The shrewd business mon behind to tbe aeventles I was, by com iction.' an the warfare In behalf of free trade hate adherent of free trade, and. so to speak, never ceased to covet the reward promised born and bred iu IL Until the year 1870 by their pariimentaty committee a few DgO I was so much orcupled by foreign years ago as certain to < follow substantial affairs that I was not able to devote myself control of the markets of this country. energy to economic questions. After Nar have they relaxed their efforts to that 1870 foreign affaire l>ceamr quieter, and, end. Let the answer given them in 188S when in the course of time I saw one be emphasized In 1992. blast furnace after another being put out and the national industry retrograding In providing the expense of government more and more. 1 became convinced that it becomes necessary to tax tbe property some change was necessary."— Edinburg Weekly Scotsman. tariff is to insure adequate compensation for tbeae necessary burdens by compelling York Fhynlelaa. \ tbreigners seeking to compete in business From time to time for some months past with oar citizens to pay roundly for the we have published lhe mammoth adver­ : • privilege, and by. so much reduce domestic tisement of Dr. Fnith. which appears in our columns. We have purposely refrain­ • taxes. The effect of free foreign trade ed from an expression of a personal opin­ would be to Increase tbe expense now im- ion of <be doctor. His continued visits to i t; poaed apon tbe citizen'and to exempt the our city arui the constantly Increasing •orrirner altogether. On this tbe issue Ls numbers that throng hb parlors id each succeeding visit, make it necessary to call attention to the work the doctor is doing. There were some who advocated tbe The evidences In our community of bis su­ free trade policy In tbe early days of tbe perior skill ore but the legitimate results npeHie: but their unreasonable demand of bis years of experience and training in tbe principal centers /if medical learning. wa* Kilraeed by an overwhelming majority —Courier Herald, Saginaw. Mich. •C these patriots of the revolution, who in‘Mrd that political independence of the Mortpge Sale. * am* republie could not long be maintainDefault bavins been made tn tbe eoadttlon* if the country remained commercially f a certain montage made by Harrim . Forahy and Sarah A. Forahv. his wupendeat upon England. So general was fids convletkxi that the first congress im—tirtrly passed and Washington signed a MB with tbe avowed object of protecting aM industries neceffitgry to commercial tependence against untaxed alien rompeti- their allies were Just as vociferous in ton of LltMC tariffs laid by our that Cleans Most is Lenox ED.POWERJ’ NO. 35. flL^Lw7YSTHEPEST 5C CIQ/1K IN THE ■S. BETTER T2525! Grape Vines, Raspberries, Strawberries. Trees, Shrubs, Ornamentals, Evergreens, Roses; also Seed Com! Thr partnarshin hereiotore extodng under file flrm name ci Stauffer a <'r»*i«7 l* ’bl* J**' tllssoived by mutual con*ent Tbe buf neat will Bonrat draltec »nd In* be continued by L. E. btaufler, wlio Aumce s-l ilatiiiltlcs nf tiie finn. All notes, bonk accouatv. ete.,dne tbe Ann will be paid to J» l~ cmwwy. Dated, March «U». IW. I.. K- MTAl r n,K. J. L. CBAWLBT. CAN A MAN Sell a Fine Line rfaNMi markets. Aad though so often amt. and at tbe end of a hundred i ea^roated with legislation Xlon quite as preceding it, n trade have Fine Hiii LADIES t i!!; * CENTS’ FOR SPRING WEAR. Do not fail to examine them and get prices before you buy. Fine line of Walking Shoes. F. G. STOWELL. Repairing neatly and promptly done by .1. C. Woodruff. JUST RECEIVED The finest line of Ladies’ Shoes ever offered to G e people of Cloverdale, all of w hich are at prices to suit t.,e buyer. The best pebble goat at $2.00; the finest Dongola goat at $3.50, and a splendid line ranging between the above prices. We also have gent’s shoes from a common plow shoe to the finest Dongola kid at from $1,35 to $5.00. The best prints at IMPROVED only b cts. Elegant Windsor Henriettas only 8 cts, e,(uai to any 12c goods. We also keep a full line of staple dty goods and groceries which we sell to suit the customers. Also an GrtalMt Dbc-very «■<»»» fur tha extra fine line of shirts, pants, hats, caps and gent's furnish­ CHOLERA, aud HOG ing goods. We have added for our spring and summer trade WORMS IS HORSES. PIS a nice line of ladies' and misses' trimmed hats, which we will l»d.. on. i% -Br ■ sell at’prices to surprise you. Give us a call, examine our M«. r. n. ?t-krt*e Yovr B.« Ode* <-** d •Imv' 1 --J t» » »*«'l--’l Cfit, Wc«:«<’n hat- goods^and be convinced that yon can buy goods of us for less 4>«dta< p.> »»<* «■*:>-» rt* cr* *■"■ < c i» d< j • xeUaxadiy. *« *«-•«■’* •» •■* • r** money than at any other place. Butter, eggs, dried fruit and iXto. “ ’ wux»«oMM>h \»rr» xr*» known tn Lil: th* noiyHlt l*»«4y fcv «<»( >» king*. 11 era**, nhovy. Iteiaotkowu. beans taken at. their full value in exchange for good* P.n y iM wwnurtw. .1 r•» P" f Yours for business, • Wall Paper MGiioieraGiire. in this fown? Yes, he can, if sold at the right price, and that is what FRED L. HEATH, The Druggist, $-< ar-d dvrtt X> tb* rrKKKT HF. x.reed lUplu*. Mirh. IC —U1MI am. Ot mm U«- Ciioam* Rwrewn. For tale In Huriinyx by IS DOING. IF. H. GOODYEAR. Dru-j^Ut. GEO. P. MOSIER, Cloverdale. At A. WOOLLEY'S. Now is the time to buy Ladies’, Misses' and Children’s Shoes fl fTFI? ™T D0 TnE wild JU 1 Ll\, WrtVEJS/IT? At io per cent In order th m&ke room for the elegant line of spring goods that will soon be here. 1 have decided to sell every pair of That gentle spring is here. At an advance of ten per cent, of first cost. This however is a That the good wife will soon get a house-cleaning hustle on; and mau. weary, sad-eyed man, will eat cold hash from the kitchen table. Strictly Cash Sale. Call, examine and obtain prices before buying, as I will n°t l>e undersold. Yours resp'y, legtatatitts tooting to the i for lowering the barriers against •omprtlUoo teas been cheered by tbe peen press and found substantial Mg among those foreign manofaetur- I have just received a JtlOEJ Elxbty mra twn nr ode In We •••“W.j! KntUnd. lurry County, kxaled note, •mt ot H^rnntt. three mUe. «~tblereo of >"'« .Ulloa, lony-Sm wre ot tmpromd, ’blrty See 8. Parish, miocreaor to C. «• Hwenwerg. •tree Umber. «lth .mil oretunl. • III mil rhmw. Price mrreod on when Metric lhe farm. Irvins. Barrv Co., Midi. A YOU i The mau of the house must buy new oil cloth, and he can get it at Goodyear Bros.’ Hardware. New panes of glass must take place of the unsightly cracked and broken glass. Big supply of window glass at Goodyear Bros,’ • The paint brush will be called in to do its slicking np work Goodyear Bros, keep the best paints in this market. New trimmings must be bought for doors and windows. Goodyear Bros, can help — yon out on that llbe “if it takes all summer.” Therefore cease uain repining. For everything in the hardware line yon will make no mistake if you go to GOODYEAR BROS tlrtRbWflltC. A. WOOLLEY. EbWflRb Q. Parsons DEALER IN Mantels, Grates and Tile. Tile and Marble for Floors, Vestibules, Etc Lawn Goods, Vases, Settees, Plant Stands. Wire Goods, Cut Flowers and Choice Plants. NS. 113 1 Bm It, KALAMAZOO. �Rev. A. Bunnell was akk with la grippe Saturday. Hugh McCall and wife, of Alitno. made their tons. Frank and Burt, a visit Friday and Saturday returning home on Sunday. Jonas Price and Wm Scldmore returned to their respective homes in Alitno to vote after an almence. cutting and drawing logs. Maud Ranuey, of Delton, was the guest of Vera Cortright Saturday and Sunday. Robert Marshall bad a severe attack of inflammation of the bowels last week but Is now reported some better. " Samuel Roach shot a wild goose while flying over. M. IL Gwin started for Sherwood Wed­ What soft times with tbe farmers since Mr. Editor? Will we ever meet again. On our homeward way Even tbe tried and true old democrats, nesday on a brief business trip. tlie McKluley bill. Mud so deep. nightly exodu* of Spaniards, *. lion. CleniAil Smith and wife, of 11gat­ who did come to tlie polls only spoke of their rheumatic troubles and how roughly male, young and olu, who c It ia now a foregone conclusion that ing*, visited hfa imrenta the pant week. town on dglly permit* for trade or Delton will double her population within If you want to si-e a fine lot of Engle's they bad been handled by la grip. Not a and hpvo to return l*foi» the fort P. IL Karns and family have taken a word ot commendation for their chivalrous three hundred'and slxty-five days. Cotswold land* call at Marion Shores. arecloMd. Of three there cro bet girl. D. C. Higley, of Kalamazoo, baa pur­ Lew Gardner has improved the appear­ nominee for Judge, Who had made himself nnd four thousand, and many of t hem Frank Leonard and wife visited the chased the store building belonging to F. ance of hfa farm by building a new board such a statesman by deciding against R. B. ,i handsome income by daily latter’* parents on Sunday last. corporations Not a word against Mc ­ i A, Blacknmn and will continue hfa busl- fence In front. small quantitiea of tobacco, eonoretod Little Freddie Anders met with a severe ness relations with us. They all like S. Smith has sold hfa Interest In the F. Kinley. Prairieville is republican through many ilerirea In their clothing or *' accident last week. lie fell In such a I Delton when once acquaint!1.,. Allerton farm to Wm. Bradley and Intends and true. loads. Their number-, aru so great way as to sprain bis arm. confining him to Wm.Johnc.ock is sick with pneunftmla. Dr. Burton, of Hastings. Is soon tn erect to move to Arkantaa. even If the Spanish frontier guard dua the house for several days. Jessie White is visiting In Three Rivera a fine brick hotel liere on the property Ed Benson, of Mulliken, is visiting old A girl at John Branschka's.., The ladles aid society realized 87 on the । afford some connivance, which is not purchased of J. Cramer. friends for a few days. improlxible. it must lie impossibleto Jacob Scheurer Is again without a liouseJ. Cramer lias removed to bis farm ly­ Saturday as J. Mater was going to town 6th, frotifctheir lubeb table. them all effectually, aad the women ing near Middleville. Ills friends wish near the Snore hill hfa horse went through ally are the greatest and most sir Mrs. Henry Anders fa on tbe sick list. him success. the crobsway and liad quite a serious time. defrauders of the Spaufafi revenue. Lena Geiger has "returned home from Our school closed on Tuesday evening of THE MARKETSDr. C. A. Scribner, of Chicago. Is to A. Snyder has commenced work ou his Any one who waits at the Landp last week with recitations, dialogues and Cutcheou. locale here iu the interests of afflicted new farm. IlaatiBga. may wee stockings, dram improvi C. V. Riegler was In Ixrwell Thurwlay. comic song*. All seem satisfied with Ella Milton Bradlev lost one of his work humanity. other rcce»i»ex being st uffed, corain pu Apples- Dried .lift perib, T. Sullivan's family have moved over ■n skill's teaching. Although this was her A very pleasant evening waa enjoyed by horses last week. BuUer— isGSu. with small packet^, which. n.« tbe are Umt term of teaching, she did splendidly. the hardware. Clover area "MAS. all who took part in the surprise petpeMr. Preston hrs moved to Morgan. profit fa 70-per cent., will well pay 1 i so per bu. Jacob Scheurer Iras thr la grlp’pe. Lydia Terry, of Lowell, was the guest of trnted upon Ebby Pennock last Thursday L. Hosmer will move on tlie C. Wilkin­ trouble and risk of carriage. 1 wa» told < leorgc Robinson was in Orangeville on Mary Riegler Tuesday night. »5.Wtt«G.oo calves. 15.00. night. son form that he bought of Elder Holler. one very succcxsful method ot stnl I Fred Youngs, of Hastings, spent a few s .nday Lot. ' . Mrs. R. Elcrton fa doing some exceed ­ A letter just received from the Crooked which is much,practiced. Dogsure brougM Charles Anders and wife went to Coats days In Freeport last week. latke Summer Resort. Co. state* that ingly tiuc carpot weaving. to Gibraltar from thzir Snanfah hotMK Ollie Culler was home from Hastings a twenty lieautlfiil cottages will be built upGrove last week, called thereby the illness Um«—Selling al asc per Dbl; waterlime.tl M From sixtoeiglit pounds* weight of tobacco i George Tyfar has rented the C. Newton few days last week. .if a son-in-law. >er bbl. farm of A. Smith. up their grounds this season. is tied round their necks, imd with Uii* Osta-'Oeperbu. Tbe boys who ••cooned’’ chickens do not William Havens will soon move onto the they run straight home, carefully avoidlufl* Wheat looks well and blds fair to be a ■ Pref. Mllhain closed a very successful Fotatoe.-'itf'O'. per t>u. , Mrs. Rich farm in Rutlam! and will wurk sr«n much frightened about being arrest, term of school here lust Friday. He I* an good crop. everybody iu the shape ol a custom hoium Porte—St oo ft H 50. ed. 11mit Penin* at ftt.ro per toa. !!!■• same. ___________________ *■ ’ officer. They are trained to crime by tbe intelligent as well as very genial young Mrs. Y. Fnx was in Hastings Thursday. agency of men dressed in custom house tnan and many citizens deplore hfa de­ Ban field. F. E. McCullum intends to open hfa parture. WteSt-N*. I.while fti-oo: fed. fti <n uniform, who thrash them unmercifully, Eggs are In good demand. David Stiles took hfa sheep to Battle bazaar Saturday. Ek>ur-«3JO per hundred. and tints instill a wholesale horror at t lie We got •‘done up” easily on moving 11. E. Tolles and M. IL Alden were In Creek last Thursday through tin* rain, N. Bailey, ot Hastings, was in the village polling place. ippearancc of a government servant. Woodbury last Saturday on business. »n<»« and mud to tie shipped by 11. Bellln- Friday. Maplo Sugar, 06l#e.___ ' Nor are frauds comtnittad upon t he Span­ George Norris and wife, who have been The entire republican ticket was elected _--i. Twenty-four teams drawed tlie sheep W. T. Roush aaalated In W. U. Pardeet at yesterday’s clecyon. ish excise alone. Often enough it fa found visiting relatives and friends here for the ,r. d cut the roads up so bad that it was Beans—as.re per bu. tor cltv picked. store Thursday. . that the food supplies for the Gibraltar M. IL Gwin started for Chlcngi/ via past few days, returned to tlieir home In Btiiter-’jaftar.creamen 3K13I hard work for them to get home with their School commenced Monday with Augusta Shenvkxxl Tuesday. market have been cunningly t-impcrxrf ■ Baltimore Inst Friday. Corn-TieP*r bu. < mpty wagon*. Itaty <Sr Stringh*m shlpiied with, sx when the vendors of tire turkeyis fjg Hinkley and J. J. Wood at the helm. Egit*— icfit'e. George Pricliard and family returned An informal reception was held nt that di.j a rarload of sheep to Buffalo. 0*1,—75c nerbu. Rev. M. C. Dixon gave a sermon on Rork’s hotel Saturday evening In behalf of home from a visit at Pric-hardville last increase their selling weignt by cranunibg ise. Poultn—Lire: chickens. lOe; dues John McKinney’x family* are all having “Stanley In Africa” Sunday evening. tutnd down the throna ot the poor biros be­ Friday. ।^'wjieAi-’.No. i white •IjOd. Ko. Teed, 814*. Pref. Milham. he grip except John. fore they cram the neutral ground.—Mttr* Sarah Dipp spent Thursday with Melinda। Mm. Eltle Tolles, who has |>»s'ii visiting Election fa past, let us all shake. Das ii Stiles is alM> having an attack of and Sarali Steckel. | ray's Magazine. her pargnta and friends In Balllnmre ami Ltgrip. but could not give up to it -lieeauve F. E. Denning and F. Ferguson spent Johnttowu returned home laxt Tuesday. <■ had to deliver a part of hfa fat cattie Saturday afternoon and Sunday In Hast­ Magielan. There serins to be a slight change In T. Rev. Keeler fa preparing lo build ou Cth ■ • Battle Creek for shipment. Gale Bros, Ings the guests of friends and relatives. Coming m-ruM on the Anrauii with me I E. Godds’x rendition. Hugs—Medium and Mixed 85_W8?it*». avenue hi the near future. were the shippers. wi-reu number of intensely convivial sniritat S. Roush and Dr. 11. C. Peckham were School iM-gin* In district Nn. 8 tai Mon­ Mr. Pearson moved into thr house \rd<-<» Motfoni fa dn the gain. among whom were several laaici. AcaotSj day thr 13th, with Ella Jordan, of Bedford, formerly occupied by F. G. Friciul, last at tlie county seat Saturday. nd. 'ftfngate has had something befall Ing to custom, os tbe steamer uppiusalted! Vina Weislnger Went to Clarksville Sun­ for teacher. Wednetulay, having recently purchased lhe ;n. tor he fa hobbling around witliacane. day to spend u few days with her imrenta. Sandy Hook, the steward made un his Mil Thfa spring serins to br thr great one same. ’ Speaking of Mr. Stanley ’ * courtship, .luhnstowu Ims the high honor of home Mrs. H. C. Peckham spent Saturday for removals and moving. Herr are some The mason work was itegtin on G. Buck­ Mr*. Tcnnnnt, Mr. Stanley’s motljer-io- for sundries and prewnted the xc-veral «o;aienlanda star troupe performed in n night with Mrs. J. C. Baker. to whom they fa-longed. on the stage road that we know of: laiw- borough's building last Saturday. Inw, rwiid: “Henry wooen along time be­ counta tama at the grange hall last Friday night. A genial old party from Chicago offered Mis* Hudson, ot Lowell, was the guest fa Brrsrr. Mrs. Dunn, Mr. Prine. Herbert F. G. Friend b'*s moved Into a part of fore he won. I did not give my consent it . uc ball wm idled t<» its utmost capacity.1 lliiwmin, Dr. Chandler. Henry Ihuld, man G. Cover's house where lie will remain un­ once. When Ito enrue to me anti pleaded to match pctraies with a man from Pougjiuf J. Smelcbrr’s family Sunday. Last week Tuesday night there was it keepsic in order to see who should paj far in the hon«r he lately occupied. Mi. Psr- til he gets hfa house completeil. which fa for Dolly’* hand I nald: the cigars. The man from Poughkeepsie un-at big birthday party assembled at Rathind, mrlts . L. A. S'ratt<iii. Jacob Juekett. Mr. now under way. “ ’No, Henry; Dolly is all that I Lave left Mother's hall to surprise John M Crandall. J. 3- Hinchman. James Swanson. W. C. Rolfe was in Woodbury last Sat­ and 1 cannot, shall not, jiart with ber. The won. The roads are very muddy at present. Then a New Yorker bccatho interested Kipp, nud to let him know that he was Trust llir forthcoming t-ommfariomT of’ urday on business. mother-in-law in England plnys n lonely A flock of wild geese were seen iu this nud offered to mnu-!i tbe victor for bi* bill. nisi 54 year* old anti that he was just savhighway, whom ever he may fa*, will exert> F. Clark took jiossession of the goods in pari. Sbo fa not welcome to her daughter's The man from PoUghktfpslc again woo. j vicinity April 1st. <-.1 from being born on'a fool's day. If liouaehold: ber vhlta inu*t lie few itutl Then nil of um in turn matched him for' Ikxtc Merrifield has returned tn hfa » repairing intluciicr on the causeway’ the itosiofllee building last week. north of Gaskill. It has been marked un­' F. Mecilen will build on Gib avenue ns brief. They have taken niy otIn -dangti- sundries, und the man from Poughkeepsie ! home hi Whitehall. Mm. There was over a hundred people soon ns the material can be gut on tlie ut away—1 cannot part with Dally!* Mr. VanWagnon fa nursing a sore hand. safe long enough. still won. in fact, tile man from Pougb ? .here. After John got his' working It to tlmught by soin<* that the stage' ground. “Hr.-ir'y pleaded long and eloquently; at * L. D. Smith, of High St., met with n keepxie won everything. ■ o-he.« «itt aud Sunday clothes on. which The members of the Capital Building time* be would nlm<>«t weep. The tears The tar.t to match him was a ■umewha| I serious accident while in Hastings a few route will be about as unprofitable afterr were in waiting tor him. he was then led would fill hfa eyes nnd be would choke tbe change via Gaskill, a* before. •»» there ' and ItoOan association met last Wednesday giddy specimen ot young woarenhumi of 9 days ago. ■■ tbesupper table. After supper. Rev. the blonde peftmnxlo.-i who bulkd IrumJ Mr*. John Tanner, of Hastings, spent nrr n number of fotnllivs who wlltebave- night and elected officers tor the ensuing with emotion. Wallace presented him with a l>e*n:iftil "Ono day he aahl: T am nil alone in the Detroit. She hud r. bill to pay. n.,<i agabi ? last Wednesday night with Mrs. Thomas, mall boxes along the route, a* writ ns *‘ year ns follows: PreaMetiL F. Clark; rocking chair from his friends. Thia considerable amount of additional ]>.trk-• vice president. F. Sargant; seeretary. Fred world: I have neither father nor mother. the pennies wcr.: flipped with tbe usual he-; Tanner. iniiftli for John; and he liardlv had Miller: treasurer. W. J. Percival: nt- Iirutbcr nor sfatcr. I run peri riling of lone- suit. For the fourteenth time the mau Mr. Tuttle ha* moved to his farm recent­ .ut--'. • : ■ engh enough to any thank ly purchased ot Mr. Craig and W. Ferry■ C. E. Fi*k expects to spend tho senXnn tnrney, S. <>. Burford; irustees. 11. F. Hik*x>.. 1 know nutblng of, mid care I<»im. from Puughkecjs.iu was proclaimed tbfl| Sailing on the lake with hfa brother, CapL Miner, W. .1. Percival. _F_ Gates. P. J. for llie custom* of the country. I wan*, lias moved back to Ufa farm Rutland. your daughter m lx? my wife. Give her to victor. Griffin. W. 8. Hart. The republicans got two bltra of the• 1 Henry Ffak. “Ob, Mr. S----- ’’ petulantly cxclajmed| Milo. TheG. A. R. anniversary held at iheir me, nud <!o yon m tho aatnd time bocamu th" representative from D.-troit, “yov I. <»f Richland, fa employed to political plum last Monday. Thry elected South Carlton. hall fas: Monday evening wa* a grand iui mother, father, brother, xfater nnd ought to give me another chnnea 1*81 । both supervisor aad clerk in Rutland. . • ii tie- 'priim term of our scbevl. . Beautiful spring }n*t now. sucres*. all!* x:trc yon < ki'.hTi bn.-:t me again. ' Fisnkie W«xMlwarii has a line crop of •••Henry.’ snyn 1. ‘do you mean I;?’ Marvy nn«< Clark, of Granif Rapids, The mini from up the Httd-on xir.ilu ea«lc>, witk enough to supply our entire ।were in town in-t Monday. । Nathan Wix and Jello Emory' wore Monday with Mary Woodard as teacher. ■•Atadiin.” Ii'.'stid, “I promised n dyf M. IL Alden shipped 1.480 <lnn*u of egg* dcterminntioti I'mliin;/from t!m same eyes f Mrs. Dill Cain has been xxiry sick tbe | tnani*-il Thursday eve. alsoShenuan Ayers M..I. <.os4is addingsmue fine building! past week. • " ■from thfa station last Munday. He fa u I rfare which lhe fornc'm(U| barixirian- if brother just before 1 roiled uererioV nifa-r to iiis large lumber yard at Milo. |I and Belle Shoup. Monday nml Charles Town meeting fa now over so settle hustler and nlway s to the top ot the market L’Jiji bad quailed, and under which the lUiyix,.!’any thing from seven up i Granger nnd Amy Tupper on-Tuesday and h <7>4 ik lionics of iuhosfatable Njamta had j Hev. Whit# has changed hfa appoint-1 tor farmers’ produce. m:;:-.uiiig murfr than fourti down to buslures. oit-n: id.Mi!fa It fa now 4 p. m. at the !j yet there are more to follow. rti.uce I away like mist* of tho morning. Fishing fa trnw In order. liniv*.'' Itattle Griffin, of Kalatnaznn. fa here • '• -<■ of the Ssiindav school. Wm like lhe *• ’ .She fa your-!' 1 cried, and then I added, 1 The luulfas' Aid society Took in Sil He lli»-:s politely turned «n hi- her! visiting her parents Win. Griffin and wife, i-imne- from iiixht to p. ui. ’ undsoum I.' N ..v tlint. ’ ’ continued the Our Snblmth school was nrorganlzeil fast ' went ub ik-rkJ 'I didn't travel «>:.< S. Ibibart nnd Wm. Guy Yave gone to from their tables Monday. D. R. Fet^ikr is improving in health unmother-iu-lnw. Mfa, In brief, the with Hvrn.mnu for nothing.’’he afte .Mrs. Ed Brown and mother visited Mrs. Sunday with the following officer*: Niqit.. protid । Isabella county on a business trip. •u i- the care <if Dr. Hyde, of Prairieville. story of bin wooing. 1 tm hfa as insepara­ Edward Greenmau purebssed tlie north Marietta Carpenter and family last Mon­ John Barber; secretary. Peter Kirkeninun**. jbly.and ifidixsulublv as Dolly is. I ahull pbs4*rvtni ,:s be tuade Ufa dual erhru.-j Some of ouj tanners havix started their treasurer. Horace Gilbert: chorister. Eva I day. .<cv. Yui.. Herald. liniions breaking down cor/i stubble wady 20 acres of tho 5. Robart farm. k-.-.ve him. I regard him n- nun of The P. of I. will go into the Farmers’ Rlckenmorc. We would like tn add tluit never i Lib*4e Shoup will teach the McKelvey noh’rst and most lovable nu r. un earth, i.- plow when tbe ground fa dry for oats. John Barber has been superintendent of the i isrciitim. . school thfa summer and Lottie Meek the Alllame. j nml have no other ambition than to aid w •ant on mi average marks too. Muddle town fa in a muddle nnd the thfa Mhtnl 25 year.*, at least out of the i I»uck txuild, put a girdlo round nbo.it ti j him with the benefit of mrconasal and ex. Mnreh ..oth 1.73 Inches of tain fell and Brandi. muddfa gets mnre muddied all the time. past 30. Can auy one in the county beat I world in forty minutes but he was J. D. Guy. who was on the road selling j r. t -.-:-r.cc. Knowln-t tbi-. hnixever the paraoii Apri! 2d 10-100 Inches of rain fell. this record? If not w'e shall place him at ' Funny, isn’t It? g.-muf affection and gen: lenns-n’aud I am compara! w.tli the m«*R ordp.mrj d (hie delthr per bushel has bought nearly goods for the Bell Novelty Work*, of v... win ry ■•^unkind ’J # Charles Smitli Ims a cart or buggy for the head as piohver superintendent Let i We i:mnkiud m in China Chinaand and IP«s Nashville, fa at borne rick with the grip. | e.-rtain th:*.’, n • woma:i—nt least, no En­ llw Mine iiu-tuut of time, aud tn lite a all tlu’ wheat uronml here. Our faimers । us hear from others. sale. Take ynur chance. ...................... ..______________ S. W. Ayers lost n valuable horse. g :uu. ir.a—m-r hnai a morctra.’tablc or i.nve lost ntimey on oats and corn by nut F. I., llotfman. of Ann Arbor, was In A sugar social will be held next Friday of one rvvxIvitrx moon weSmry walk wt Ir.vmg any Id xejl. Plenty of nmney. but j Mra. Brleu wax at Hastings fast W.q|• mure oiraiient.-au.”—Ciuccgo New*. evening at Elmer Reynold’s. Proceed* to Curlton the tith ' uv <foi not haVeihc* coru 4txu oats to ex­ nesday. Jud C»rpeiitcr*hax hired out to work far be used for the benefit uf the Sabbath Liteliernc t!i* diet of Worms wt out fs I.Ilitiie Shoup and Ixittie Neck arc visit­ Divination In Mwnzotta. Mr. Kennedy <m the State road. Mr. K. school , change for II !.;>ly I’alestirte with CcetuSdolJun, OMiisfl He wax a nativu <5f r:ixten: Tibet, and I N<uih in bulliling the nrk, ami call ou i|lt<l The Garrett Bros, on the Johnson farm Ing friends in Battle Creek. Philip Barber has secured the services Frank Streeter Is clerking for J. Mc­ has two ot our Carlton boy* and they are Was known nH tbe Lab jyal-se-re. He I mountains i J cover us r.t tne day of judgl ex.-i.-.tnged L’> head uf lo-ef for cash r.t four of Mr*. Murphy, of Gull fake, gs hou«workers too. Kelvey at the Center. hfa time hi prayer, tlin.i warding .-riit< )>er 1b. They don't complain ot D. IL Foster moved to Saranac last keeper this xuuimer. menu ' Effie Dean won the medal nt the contest Anna Tibblts has m far recovered that off r.li calamities from the country', the । Many stories are told showing t he differ i hanl times Wednesday. The lad'.f-k of Milo bad a !»ox social fast at tl»e M. E. church last week. Fred B. Fleming ami wife returned from .•die spent several days with her sister, Mrs. people and their flocks nnd herds. Espe­ | ent count- of time. lx»rd Brougham reiatad Eva Simonds, of Montcalm county. Is cially wax hU wonderful foreknowlctlgc of tlixt hedrcnimd a dream of long < <mtiumkl •ut-k at tl»e residence of Mrs. W. C. Grand Rapids Thursday last. Our con­ Brrywn. the past week. visiting Maple Grove friends. Mrs. Mary Barber and daughter Mattie use to nil those who were alxe.it to start on , notion during a short, daze while a tk-oniqu Towne for the l«rneti;or Rev. White. . Born, to IVm. Cooper and wife March gratulations. j mrucy* or to undertake perilous expedi­ counsel wt. ( plrading before him. IaihI Born, to Watwii McKibben and wife, are visiting in Clyde, Ohio. Mrs. Henry I*ennefa ami mother, from 2i»th, u son. W. Fisher purchased 4,000 bushels of tions, for he could foretell all tliat -was tt Holland fell u .kstp while listening to sunjt Marshall visited here lx-t week. a daughter. April IbL ouc reading, dreimed n lung <lreainvao« Mr. Fenner deliveml his fat lauil?* the Z Patrons’ town ticket elected entire, state whe<t In a few hours unc day last week, befall them. Taking a fed- presents, ami accampanicl I ;;v.-oke in ttin»-to hear the concltudun of ’ • tii at Richland. This will clean out tlie paying St |»er bushel for the same. democratic. We often hear it remarked th iL “You Jay Vohfan lias sold hfa farm and we by the two Mongol* who hod offered ni«j -entence the lirst v.orux of which irrM kf fo! s heep around here. Farmers have Delayed Letter. their services, I treat to tbe Gvgen ’ s tent lifa cars wbdn he Ixt-tsmc uiwouscioua. Dr Easter services at the Baptist church at understand lie is going to locate in Wash ­ rannot gq u visiting but what it i» put in ta-rn well imid for fatting stock thfa year. ami having given him a long blue silk | Aberrromiiiv lelntes that a gentfatnM Hickory Content kept Rev. Pope from fill­ the paper.” Well, we have to write some­ ington. / rlreamttl that, he had enlisted for uw-WIrt ing ills Hp|K>lntmvnt at tbe Gregory school thing so do not blame u* poor scribes If Minuletllnd Hattie Flower were the i-oarf. e-.dled n kata—tho Indispensable uc A large crop of measles Is i»elng gather- j ccmm.uime.it of any present or requ««t— jolnixl hiKreaiment. deserted, hud been ay house on Sunday night we du not always find the moat interest­ victims of tlie measles last week. together with the other pressnts. whirl. rd here a^d many are .quite rick. ' Navigation is opened on Fine lake and ing news nnd just bear thfa in mind that prvhuoded. earned back, tried, coudcuuaw A. Fisher purchased a fine span of three cumpriscJ a convex nnd concave looking to be shot, .-aid at last led out for exccn There i¥ ao longer any express office rowers both male and female may be seen what fa interesting to you may not be to I year old colts last week. glusa. a razor aud a piece of snap. I begged tion. After1 all the usual preporatioX^Ag some other reader and what la Interesting1 b«re. George Mosier having resigned. Grandpa Brown fa again with hfa son plying the oars of the row boats. Win. Henson has rented the market to 1 John Saunderit, of Kansas. formerly of to some one else may not entertain you. Joshua, where he expecto to remain the that he would deign to disclose to me tho awoke with;tbe rejx>rt, and found that i fate of txy expoditiofl — should I bo able to noise in r.u Adjoining room bad liotb pre Augusta. Mlcb.. called upon friends In our So be patient while we try to give each coming summer. Alex McCallum. uucvtl the dk-.u:> and svwakctMtl him. S The election pissed Off quietly, the dem- 'vicinity Sunday. Fannie DeKrakeris helping Mrs. Shorter chmx the terrible Dre cb’u and eastern their portion. Tilict, or Ehonid I be obliged to retrace my Another dreamed that ha had ci-Os*ed lb T. E. Goddr in very sick. Dr. Haughey. ucrats electing their entire town ticket. Me-Mlamrs Jay ami John Carpenter. Jr., for a short time. Atlantic un< npent a fortnight in An-.erlcs Mrs. Wells, <ff Hastings, visited her steps nnd tall in my attempt.' <_ majorities ranging from ten to twenty- ,of Battle Creek, was called in consultation called on Mrs. Deni Carpenter last Sunday. He took up from beside him a little gold in erubarkifig. on hfa return.be fell int daughter, Mrs. laiubaugli. last weet. wl:h tbe intending physician. Dr. C. C. live. ' . ■ . box iu which were dice, bcid it up to* hfa t he sea, and. having woke with the frigM Mrs. Ermina France, who has been an There is some talk of doing some vol­ Smith, on Friday the t7tli. Ed.'.* ambition forvbcrul while he muttkro-J a prayer, be found tliat he hud not been asleep2fii Will Cliase. nf Hope, made hfa friends Invalid a number of years, is quite poorly has evidently over reached his strength. ,' untecr road wurk by drawing gravel. opened it,and looked nt tbAdice. Thea he mintfire.—Atijltc Yer.r Round. I • . Hope voteck to raise $500 for highway here a visit last week. thfa spring. S. S. Fisk Is Expected home soon. tx*k a book, am! turrlag over the leaves Geo. Mapes Ims left the lumber woods1 Tbe regular meeting of the Ladies’ Aid Philip Barber has placed a splendid •purposes, the money to be expended in till he reached one whose number correl»n*c «f Talleyrand' society was held at S. S. Fisk's un Wed­ and will wurk his father’s form this sum­' family monument on hfa lot in our ceme­ •ponded with that turned up on th- dice 1 ih“ several road districts. Tim ranwof Talleyrand's faincnrx* 1m tery. Black A Son, ot HastingMfurnlah- he conned it for a While, and then delivered • Your correspondent attended the open nesday last mer. I long been n matter ot dispute.. During til Joe Keller, of Burr Oak. is vbrttlDg hfa' lug and putting up tlie same. ’Hist of the G. A. R. at Deiton on Momby himself of thfa remarkable propbesv: I titty-two yeses which have claimed ainw hi Walter Parker received 100 bushels of Delton. | motlier-in-law, Mrs. Engle. ••veiling. The sen ices were commemora“You want to go through Ch’amdo? death his deformity Ims beta accdui Will Boice, of McBride made a brief[ seed potatoes from tlie north Saturday. '.ive ot the founding of the order twenty- I Delayed Letter. Well, Ixstween thfa place ami the Dre cli’u Mrs. Warren Fislier has a calls lily with yon will perhnjm have troublennd fall in । for in nil manner of ways. live year* axo. The G. A. IL boys woe j The ice is all out thr small lakesand call with hfa friends. HIs wife returnedI i Some Btoxfes bavo it tb^t the <i-fcet four blossoms, each measuring 8J4 byfl'4 with brigr-mfa, or perhaps you wiU not. assisted in their program by the Ladies’ I preparations are fast being made to lay with him. ** conjuiud: others that It wmc ocnasifl Girls, when you receive letters on AprilJ Inches. Who can beat that? Kid society, of Delton, and considering tlie siege to the festive finny tribe. As to tbe Dre ch’u, it fa n terrible stream , by'on neddent which l.-efcll him in hfa -bort time allowed for preparation, the E. Borton fa doing n hustling business 1st take a back seat before you ojieu to rrosa, and you may cross it or you may fancy. The most curious viptanation them and avoid the loud snil^x. affair was creditable to all concerned. In tlie tonsorial line. . not. But as tn traversing all easternTlliet Mrs. Ed. Young goes to Hope to make n It fa a aad story to chronicle the death of and reaching Jyagar (India) or Ssnch'unn nil fa that offered by a writer in Tbe Qu William- nnd Mrs. Charles Norwaml F. C. Brooks, our Justice of peace, at­ George Weigle which occurred the 2d. It 1 cannot tell; it fa lieyond my ken. Ba teriy Review. “To quote thu very WW • ntertained those present with talented tended capcus Tuesday. Frank sits on [ vfalL I of our informant, nn’emlneutly db| I Now we have a physician in the person seems so lamentable, the circumstances, careful, be carefuL”—W. Woodville Rock­ productions in tlie elocutionary art, Cufii- the Board. * gufahed di|domut." says the writer, “1 E. Evans has returned from Charlotte of Dr. Edwards, of Delton. He fa ready I connected with it. He had tieen sick hill in Century. rade I. 11. Barnes read an essay on the leyrand’s Vienna colleague, Baron Wcw to give good recommends from other yhyabout a week 'with typhoid pneumonia, G. a. IL followed by n very interestiBg bringing his mother with him. She ex­ berg, told me years ago that bis UmH« slclans, and be fa having quite a number ot when twoof his children qtere attacked with > Tho CantiauB Kklppor. talk alxiut tbe army boys, their past, pect* to remain for some time. was owing to carelessness of hfa nunc, 1 pneumonia. Then Mrs. Weigle was con­ Quincy Hynes has recently added a full calls. present and future by Comrade John Den­ A tamo boa. constrictor was hauled out laid him down iu a field while she flu We are pleased to say that Roy Barnum fined and gave birth to a boy which Jived nis, of Hasting*. I must not forget ko line of wall paper and window shades. of its box and blankets for the benefk of with her sweetheart, and ou coming® fa able to sit In bls easy chair a few min ­ but five days and-was buried the day the toe captain of an American Bailing ship We are In need of a furniture store, give credit to tbe Delton male quartette to her charge found some pigs dining 1 father died. Now the mother fa said to be who had exprswad a desire to inspect it. who enlivened the occasion by ringing in clothing store, harness slidp and a utes at a time. the infant’s legs. lam sure that W Mr. Wallace, of Berrien County, fa on insane., and has been since the death nf her The writer put tho reptile "through ita berg told line style pieces suitable for tlie oeeMiqn. physiclanv«ll of which would jmy parties this ox on cstablinhed lutite. Last spring two ot tbe children paces:’’ demonstrate! its docility by twist­ aud I nm an but sure that hfa auf After tlie ceremonies we partook of warm interested well. Delton fa bound to boom our streets shaking hands. Mr. Crum has returned to Chicago. were poisoned by Paris green, and one ing it about hb arms oral neck; opened ita sugar provided bj- the Ladles Aid society. and tbe first to come will reap tbe greatest D. Demund and family made a visit to died. It was a terrible blow tn both the mouth, to prove the absence of poison wuTalleycand himself." Wm. Henson has sold hfa farm to one^ot benefits. parents and now it seems that reason lias fangs, and then offered to place, it in tbe Tbe entertainment given by the ladies their daughter at Vermontville. hfa brothers. E. Bevier has moved to Woodland. left the poor mother. The funeral was hands of the spectator. The tatter agreed last Saturday eve was a pronounced suc­ We sec more goods coming to our two largely attended. The funeral services that it* gentleness wiu indeed wonderful Hickory corner*. cess. The ladles always please. Our spring term of district school com­ M. IL Gwin wds at Galesburg Tuesday. stores, than we see coming to any other were conducted at the grave by tbe Odd and beautiful to wltneaa, but he did not aid bail measured tbe neat Fellows, ot which be was a highly respect­ avail himself ot tbe opportunity to take menced on the 31st ult, with Mr. Bissell, of Wm. Chase visited at Kalamazoo Tues­ two stores in tins county. light of tlx glow worm. Ha state Ladies mite society meets next Thurs­ ed member, and the community feel that a Richland, as teacher. the snake. the light given by tbm highly actant good citizen has gone from our midaL Lew Franklin, a young unmarried man day. Stimulated to further endeavor in vindi­ sect is accompanied by less D. C. Higley, of Kalamazoo, was in town day at Aunt Lou Smith’s. Mrs. Townsend has been entertaining a The surviving members of the family and and a tonucr resident of this place, died at Tuesday with a view to building a store cation of his pet’s character, tbe showman hundredth purl of the beat givoo friends hare tlie heartfelt sympathy of all. proceeded to establish by a variety of test* daughter from Grand Rapids. his sister’s home in Chicago last week and equal amount of gaslight. Ttota Our new doctor has proceeded at once to Election pax*.ad off very quietly for ua that the creature was really so perfectly to 1 his remains were brought here and buried here. An exchange of real estate has at last rbal the li^it of the glow worm been made between Burton, of Hastings, 1 Not a ballot cast by the democrats for town ­ by the ride of his mother and other friends be trusted that a child might play with it hundred tl^ica more economical of build a house. Townsend A Co. have put a new smoke ship offleers for they had none to vote for without fear of Ua biting or putting forth Ithsn gaslight, aud also vastly m and Cramer of this place. Tbe latter trad­ in the north cemetery on Saturday. J. H. Brown has moved on the river Ing bls hotel property for a farm on which i stock and spark arrestor on their saw mill. Tbe qaeetlon fa asked, what ita* become of it* constrictive force; and tbe Yankee skip­ nominal than tha elect riclight.-N< Aunt Tillie Odell has returned from tbe democrats? But no one In all tlie per observed. "That’s ao,” and coincided he will move immediately. Mr. B. will bend stock farm near FtainwelL Journal. ’ ' Frank Moon has moved into Mrs. i erect a fine brick hotel here and make Grand Rapids, after caring for aick realm has been found who can answer it. with all that waa advanced—but he did not Mexican children an The fight is going on In all the towns --------------- ~ wirrrtT. friend*. Wintermutes house preparltory to fill tlie around here, but not a standard l«arer fur duties of one of Uncle Sam’s mail carriers. over...™ Parties bare reeenuy tooted __ _ We wish him abundant success in his Dew lUv. T^k weather and^n ge<t'r«UiT<f wUI ,lare foir tbe unterrified in Prairieville. Behold on nettled Some parentMonday thirteen came to the polls to re­ employment . Mr. HoUktay mores from here to Rich-1 cord their vote against the republicans, and i*n wiu, > five prohibltkmlata were beard from to enter land. We hope hfa place may be supplied |' ------------•—■ U..X1-1. h.iwlMd Bar- Hastings Banner Tburadav, April 0, 1891. I DdSTtow *Lpre*®1 1 ,>n* r °?C?U_.W£. eoocmlmbl. am Ibe £d ” “ruTSe -to ot ln>oxto.a« Wtai^x-ttbonal iwmber IS, for fire minute* than a ��MV — Remember that wfcen you want your ryes tested for glassea. that Dr. I-nwry has the best of apparatus to make a thorough Hastings, Thursday, April 9, 1801. and scientific examination of the eyes to teat them for glasses. And then he Las a W. R. COOK. Local Rditor. large stock of the very Quest quality of spectacles and eye glasses, which be will sell on reasonable terms. In the United State Court at Toledo last week the Central Trust company of New York brought an action against the Cincin­ nati, Jackson A Mackinaw railroad, asking that Receiver W. H. Brown be removed. The Trust company avers that the receiver and others are In snacks with Wall St. to run the stock down very low and then gobble it all up. The officers of the Michigan Press Asso­ ciation have decided tq do away with the ciutouiary summer convention this year and bold a business meeting the first or second week in January, after which they will take a trip to New Orleans. The majority of Uie pencil pushers, we believe, will favor this change In the program, and will make arrangenunts next winter to visit the Crescent city and be fanned bj- the balmy gulf breeze, Dr. Bennett will be at the Eagle hob 1, Absolutely Pure. Grand Rapids, on Wednesday and Thurs­ eream of tarter baking powder. Highest day. April Sth and Uth, and at the Pheonix 1 n: leaventag strength.-V. S. Gorera- hotel. Charlotte, on Tuesday. April Ulh. Ninety per cenu of chronic diseases origi­ nate lu a fevered roudlUon of the reifuin. Constipation Is one re»ulL Plies aggra­ vate the fever (herein. Would you be cured of these things, and have any chronic trouble removed permanently? Now is your opportunity. Consultation In Ger­ man mid English free. .'.z _ At the election ... !’ a I*™®’' wouldn't have tu stand around very long t«» Iastings Banner POWDER COME IND SEE ME-: Bafore vou sell vour .-BITTER-. and ' It will soon be lime to ask the question, where shall I buy my weds? Of course you want the best seeds; they are the Fred Kenfield^of Chicago, Is visiting In cheapest. Cbraj) needs a?e dear at any the city. • price. vLike begets like.” Good seeds Fred Busby went to Fenton Monday on produce good vegetables. My seeds are business. grown In the great northwest, are tested iilaa Gertie Bentley returned to* Albion) by me, and are better suited to tills climate than eastern seeds. Buy near at home yesterday. Mrs. Rogers vlsltetl in South Boston and save money. Write for new descrip­ tive catalogue or come and see me. last week. H. W. Lamdiucth. Seedsman. Dorr Mudge was in Detroit on business 84 W. Main SL. Battle Creek, Mich. hut week. Mm. D. R. MeOmber was in Grand Kai>In this age of the world, when so many ids Saturday. irresponsible doctors are traveling over the F. B. Hire was in Grand Rapids yester­ country, victimizing the people, ft is a day afternoon. pleasure u> be al^* to call the attention of our readers tn onF who is not only reapon Gene Hart boro, of Barry, was in the alble lu every way, but is also prated In city Saturday. his position. We refer to Dr. $rutb, of Mrs. Jas. Rock and son visited In Wood­ the Provident Medical Disj>cni»ax). of New Yerk City, he is one of the best posted land last week. physicians in the country. The cores Mla« Anna Patterson is clerking for effected by him are wonderful, many of Holden a hire. them haring been performed after the John Beamer, of Grand Rapids, was in ino^t distinguished representatives of the healing art had pronounced the fiat of the city Saturday. doom and declared them to be beyond the Mrs. G. G. Nichols, of St. l<ouls, is visit­ limits of the curable—Argus, Ann Arbor. ing at R. .1. Newton’s. Mich. Miss fettle Simpson and mother visited In W. R. Vraburg was in Lake Odessa last Battle Creek last week. C. 1). Beebe, of Cliattanooga. Tenn.. was in the city Monday. W. \V. Cole and wife have moved back to their farm In Assyria. v irv Crressy has taken W. W. Coles !। । place in the Probate office. i Mrs. ------Andrew Hardy, of Detroit, is visitcome t<» the conclusion that some one had ----------*• — been violating the liquor law*; Though 1B. Wightman, we have no mean-, of knowing who it was, Mrs. F. E. Fish. of Allegan, visited nor have we tried to find ouL yet we will friends in the city 1a»t week. predict that wine public sentiment, which Ralph re­ appears so dead eti this subject in city, 1Uin auujwi m this miSfiSV, ...... I ■■ Wooten and Walter »» vnri Ijimpman t«aiuj is aroused as it will be sooner or later, . turned to Albion college Tuesday. *“! M.Xer 1H Itomdd Smith «!»»»< la 1. "’ JhevZZh mTC? rrTCl ‘>■»> . I MaUer 'nnld SaHth ‘ ।hU KOGERS. LOCAL NEWS. ■J. 000 lb st fad is the Mis ll<<!den A- Hire's. nice \!t t?je la' -I irtyi’i in millinery yun :i iin.l al Mrs. J. S||en«fs. ■ ,;;;.•,m Allgeo hux purchased a fine hubert piarto of E. A. Mattison. u.n.- cihs’Oee to get your picture enlarged , i imrgent Hams A Van Arman’s. Neur wire shoes sold so cheap in clings a? they are now at the Racket. At Mrs. J no. Spence's you will find a .< ; nt of school liatsat astonishCut ciu*. sell «iulek. money down It the - :;:«»tu< <4 the Racket, and from their prices Y«<n will find a nice assortment of ehlldren- trbniutNi hats at Miss Alice Hall’s, in lib- Nevitfs bltvk. Ja*. F. Mead, of this city, would like to n hand by tbe month. Must I* wrii tvcvuimended. ■ We have got ou hand and bought 'dies’ hats and they must be sold regard.if cost at the Racket. MIXER’S c.&s.s FOR THE BLOOD THE GREATEST CANCER & SCROFULA REMEDY OF THE AGE. We wish to say a few words to .the people of Barry Co., that are in search of anything in oar line, which .consists of SUITS, OVER COATS, HATS, CAPS, and GENTS' FURNISHING • 'Mj HIE Jr GOODS. We have bought a very large and complete stock for the spring'trade. In selecting this stock, we have given Jt oarvery best attention and SELECTED PATTERNS AND QUALITY OF GOODS, That we think will please you all. Oar line of Saits and Overcoats is far superior to anything we have ever shown. If yon are contemplating buying anything in this line give us a call and let us prove to you that OCR STATEMENTS ARE NOT WIND BUT FACTS. Yours truly, E. W. Morrill & Co., The One-Price Clothiers, MICH. HASTINGS, have been highly pleased with their recep­ Mrs. Ella Bowen was In Grand Rapids tion here. Olivet college may well be ttie fore part of the week looking up the proud of her quartette, and should .they latest styles in millinery goods. ever appear here again, may be assured lACoyal Mudge aiffi daughter. Miss Gertie, of a large and appreciaUve audience. Vent to Grand Haven yesterday, where The Scientific American of .March S8, sh>* will enter the Akeley school. contain? a finely Illustrated article on the Mrs. Anna Mason is confined to her Boynton Unicycle railroad, located on home with the grip. Mrs. Will Chidester Coney Island. As the name indicates, only is taking her place in the postoffice. oue rail is used and the wheels of the cars are arranged in single file, like ti> The Ml&es Florence J^es and Lillian of a bicycle. The wheels iiave double Wardell, of Nashville, spent their vaca­ flanges. Directly over the track and in tion lu this city, visiting their parents. line with it. Is a guide rail supported by lyrflM Rebekah Striker gave a party Friposts arranged along the track, and along May evening In _ _ In honor of Miss Clarissa Next week Wednesday, Thursday and the sides of Uris guide rail run pairs of Dickey, of Albion, who Is visiting her. robber faced wheels, attached to the top i iiilay. Mrs. Ella Bowen will have a fine of the cars and locomotive. Thp cam are Judge Smith will deliver his lecture on Thu- o’ summer millinery on exhibition. two stories high and each one seats »cveri­ • Kathrlna." before the Epworth League Call and gel prices before you buy any- ty-two passengers. Great speed Is claimed in MNdlevlli^Sunday evening April 12th. *.hing in our line, especially on head and for this style of road and the inventors l/^.l Buxton arrived home from Chicago i<>-t wear at the Racket Pain Smith. hope to make it supplant the two rail track *1 hursday and went to Detroit yesterday, Nice and new assortment of reward of road in passenger travel. wltfre he will enter Into the practice of writ cards; also Sunday scliool and birthThe Detroit Dally Tribune has announ­ law with his brother Charles. da».cards at Fred Hotchkiss’ drug store. ced the compleUon of contracts, which P. A. Hahn, formerly of this city, has ir. lalhrop has sotoe houses ajid lots when carried out will make that paper one mtured a fine position in Grand Rapids fo» ^ale <>n very reasonable terms. The of the best In this section of the countrj. with the M. C. R. R- P. A. is bound to Among the changes will be the enlarging Joeatinn Is good. See the Dr. If you want get to the frout and bis friends are glad to the paper to an eight page paper, with n to buy. 1 note his promotion. large Sunday cdltton. Arrangements have If you have kny need of yams or t^phyrs been made so that the Tribune will get the Dr. Chas. Scribner, formerly of this city, rail at Mr*. Ella Bowen's as she is selling latest news from all parts of the country. graduated from the Chicago Homeopathic college week before last and has decided out these lines of g<xxis at cost for the New presses and new type have been pur chased and the owners promise Its reader- to locate In Delton for the practice of his next 30 days. to give them the best morning paper pub­ profession. Dr. Scribner is a young, Spary Phillips keeps a full line of gar­ lished in Michigan. The new owners of energetic, hustling man who has made den seeds hi bulk or package. Those Hie Tribune are perfectly able, buth finan­ himself what he Is and knows what hard waiting field ]iea* should leave their or­ cially and nlmitally to carry out their work is. both physically and as applied to ders with him. promises, and will no doubt do so. These the study of his profession. The people What cveryUxlj' says must be so, and Improvements will take place soon after of Delton and vicinity will find Dr. Scrib­ 'he Indies all say we have the nicest and May 1st, upon which day the new Tribune ner honest and upright In every respect, iu-apest fot of ladies’ hats and trimmings building will be tamed over to the owners. and ever ready to relieve the afflicted. :;iey ever saw. sign of the Racket We thought that we had heard of ail That there ought to tie a law for the Monday night Eldyn Rej nold and Geo. kinds of cokes before, but never until protection of fish In Die lakes and streams Reed bad a few words in front of Hicks <fc Wednesday of last week did we hear of becomes more apparent every day, as Nftcnee’s store, which ended in a scrap, in cotton cakes. At the M. E. social on that those who make it their chief business to which the latter lost considerable gore. evening, which by the way was Apr. 1st, fish with nets bring tbeir catches to the We ha-.e engaged the beet trimmer In the guests were invited to partake of inno­ markets. Nice large pickerel, bus and In the state mid will sell jou ladies’ hats cent looking doughnut?, which proved fact every kind of fish are caught In this '■heaper than Jtsey were ever sold In the very "tough" before they could be masti­ manner, and it continued It cannot be city si »talr al the variety store, sign of cated. An examination revealed that the long before tisblnr as a sport will be a Inside was nothing but culton. It Is said thing of the past Certainly no one can the Racket. , that one of our prominent physicians, take objections to fishing with a pole and MIm Alice Hall has moved her millinery when he perceiv'd that he had been sold, line at any time of the year, but when -tore from G. G. Spaulding’s store on swallowed a fair sized mouthful to make it methods are employed that mean death to Jefferson St. to Hie Nevin’s block. She appear that be wasn't onto the joke. all fish that come within the meshes of a has on band a full line of mllliuery goods, Wednesday morning of last week a well nfct it cannot be long before the number which she is selling at the lowest prices. dressed drummer stopped In a well known of fish In the lakes become materially de­ Hams VauArman iiave In stock a grocery store, looked oofir the brands of creased. This is especially true at tills large quantity of ranlen seeds In bulk. cigars, and pointing to a good nickel cigar time of the year when netting fish Is so This firm Is the old reliable grocery firm of said "Dm you give six of those for a common, and If there Is any legal way to Barry county and handle nothing but the quarter? Receiving a reply in the affirm­ prevent It, It ought to be employed. best of goods. Before yon make your ative, the cigars were handed out The For sale or would exchange for a pair of garden give them a call If you are in need drummer landed the astonished merchant good young bones my half bood percheron one quarter of a cent that bad been cnl lu of seeds. stallion Larry. This horse Is well known four pieces and walked out as unconcerned e It is queer whnt an Idea some people a> couki be. During the day this quarter throughout the south half of this county have of the new s.'strm of booths in of a cent purchased several dollars worth as one of the best grade stock horses In VQgM al elections. Monday at the fourth of goods and caused a good deal of sport. Barry county, bls colts making large horses ward a voter stepped Into the booth, bang In the afternoon a custodian of the peace when matured, and many of them welgh«P Ids ticket on the inside, qyawled out was given a warrant for a man whom be, Ing 1200 to 1MK) pounds and such as are under the railing, appearing happy in the was told was just going up Michigan ave­ suitable for roadsters or draft. The sire thought that he had done his full duty, nue. With the wind blowing through his, of Lany was old SL Ixnoent. Imported by Dillon Bros., of Illinois, a horse that as to city ami slate officers. whiskers and hla eoat tails flapping In the weighed over 2,200 pounds. 1-arry b a The finest display of spring overcoats. l-ree/rs he lost no time In learning the florae of splendid action and one of the , clothing. Imts. etc. ever m»de in Barry distance between himoelt and bis much best otworkers in any place. A pair of wanted man. tioina down across the Iron ■■aunty h that made by IL K. GranL the > htacolU were lately sold from Maple clothier. That Mr. Grant Is welt up in the bridge with the speed of a race horse be Grow fur S5O0. A good man cau make man. and after agallant chase (. J clothing business is attested by Hie neat- s'girted s gmeo his numu. »»««.«« ■ him earn 8300 In tha Dex: three mouth-, with WM-Ii l„. winJu«»rn- Mnri. I.IBHCU ra«h«l up t» bln. -bmlbluul, «■& •» " --------------- j ---and then work him balance of the year. Inforuxd that It was the fl rut day of April. , J would not let him go. only that 1 am inIt probably always tensted in two others that need all the at­ il be set armrt, for , teuttoa I can give thb business. Enquire see bow ridiculous makes his store have a metropolitan apof T. Pkillli**. peamMu When otters sell at cost, it makes no tferenre to' us we are still the cheapest uh tinware, at the Racket. 1° RmdThis . W-BroMran h able to bs out on the Cures aU BLOOD and SKIN Dl.rrar.es r‘rl'* aka>« with the aid of crutches, fD a B“Xh! Pttnfltr 11 ua, hi“ r-o r-° enuru. er-t-J- rrcau Pead " ..................... ........... y* Mrs. A. J. Bowi . oml .tester, ot rand Rapids, vhite ™.K1 WdivIMtaitatb. dlr l..t week. Rev W A Hunsberger, now psstor .. .. , .. , . Mm. I. S. Burton aHundwl llw tuwr.1 1st M. E. church at Muskegon, «™>MuWlltrr Io lletn.lt Tuc«lay. writes as follows: efficacious in banishing the di-dre^lng I Miss Mattie Horton, of liaiislhg. Is trim­ I take pleasure In fating, to all «liotu It may cough that frequemly lingers after all Hie uitog lu Mrs. Ella Bowen’s millinery store, couet-ru, that I Mtn jx-monally acquainted with l>r». 1.. N. Mixer A Sons, the proprietor* of other <>f try the grip It T H. “fb . SUl^“T''? .... can dusymptoms no harm to |U ahave t allgone. events. ”'’ for bpO’“nO1.i*„b ‘-Mixer'a Cancer and Scrofula Srrup." During Hires yean** pastorate at HmUiio. MlchtThe humble but pungent Borseradteb must Tu7',M> nl«‘ ® K™ UP *“h «»* the gna. they were number? of my church and cuncrrcalbm and therefore I had opportunity to have been made for some good use. v know them and ttielt "remedy." I oelleve them Dr. Froth, formerly of New York, now -Vha*. Hotebklsx has been appointed to a to be upright, honorable men. whose represcnTof the Fruth M«H**al* and surgical h.sii- P<*Rlon In the Auditor General’s office hi tahona m*v be relied'upoi at true. A, to the “remedy." Il baa l»een uaed by myself ardtamlly tote of Chicago, 11!.. I'll account of bis J losing, for some time, and tor diseases of the blood. we rnonuou, orartlre it. Uh ba. .-.talf I Mr. Mrs. B. lt Iiuw u,„ arc or the opinion there Is none better. The trailb-I.rtl tl.r above nauud lu.lltut.- for the : w,.4dlns In Kalauiawo moulaJaas tOthO v'lu- nf the ••medicine." of su :h rMpectable physicians of difllerent schools treatment of chronic, uervons and apeblul • yestrnlay. as Dr. Lamoiuan. of Has'.iugs. and others, diseases, cataiph, asthma, etc., which will | * should be sufficient alone. *«l<le from miyttitng afford better advantages for the care of Dr. Lowry was called to Milo batunlay I may be able to say. to secure for ft oldest It is well kuow-i that I'l.slclux.s of sthnddifficult cases than can often be had al 'he severe Illness of Miss Hattie sales. lt«, as a rule, are slou to recommend anything home. Thuee who cannot find relief from I Wlipcms. that mav be caused as a "patent medicine " otlirr sources are invited to call at the l^^rthur Evdeahyner returned to Van- When they do it may l»e relied upon as pussessed of real merit aw a “remedy.** Hastmgs house. Saturday, April! IMh, and JbM Wt...k afu.r visiting his parents KeepecUulh-. Wfj>lkv A Hi nshkrokk. i'a'tor First Methodist church. Coldwater. get bis opinion of your case which will be jlt (. j,.. Mich. free on Hie above date. P. H.—Though frequently aollctrd to do so. Tbr rawrtuluHwt .< Uh Pn-rbrU-ri...I™'" Akl'r:,'.>' thl- 1s the first Instance tn which 1 have given a eburch WalneM.v evvulnu bv th. Adel- *>?«*.• testhnouial of this description. It is done cheer­ church Wednesday evening by the Add- , fully now in the Interest o! the affleted. phlc Male Quartette of Olivet college, a.— I of last week. Coldwater Mich., ’ct. 20.1M». W.A.H. slsted by Miss M. 11. Herrick, soprano, Mrs. G. W. Hire returned to her home For Sale by all Druggists. ,W. B. Warren, cornet and Miss Gertrude in Bellevue yesterday after a few day? Keyes, as pianist, was worthy of a great visit with her son. Drs. Mixer & Sons, Hastings, Mich. deal better patronage than that given, and l/Sii... Alice Hall bu j returned from was one of the best musical entertainments has been studying ever given in the city. If encores are any Cleveland where Rhe ha proof of appreciation the quartette must the latest styles in millinery. lirnwmdldi Is «K»<<< mmmnulnl ua means of ailcvlating the miseries or the ; grip, if not effecting a thorough cure. ! Ordinary grated horseradish, eaten at fre- ' « quent intervals during the day and In con- ; UKKOI, With taxi at tbo tab>. It food I,! rateu at ulL ha« bout to.ind r.markal.lj Clour, $2.50. 70S. PERSON ALJdENTION. To the sun, but we can com­ pete, and do compete witlf any store anywhere in the state on 1891 Spring Clothing, 1891 Spring Hats ) ■ 1891 Furnishing Goods, The unrivaled excellence of the Stein Bloch Co. clothing, men’s and youth’s, enables us to offer advantages to the buyer which no other Barry county can come anywhere near equaling. Only a tailor can make their equal, and he will charge you from 30 to 50 per cent. more. Our line of hats is not approached in quantity or quality in Barry county, and our prices on them and their excellence make them your goods when you see them. Furnishing goods, we have in abundance and superabundance and we can suit you. K. K. Quant, 1 �the other ui wucu ui me unu "I. T , *«on, and the doctor replied that be was rance ----- ,in ta a n. tag not a little at the change af heart men. Welihr aakt-J Mr. Hoorn, still unconscious and bo really could not that seemed to have come over the cap- quiet and deliberate tone oddly a IZXt he waa a d—rtar froo tome tell how tiro case would end. It was IP? r.n<l ow *■» M **»<'> from this m.image the orderly had just tain, now that he was fairly away. A auce with his usually quick an to thewrar bnt m«tor *» ■mart young corporal was detailed to manner, and the young ? . rcturnetl. Old Morris was greatly dis­ give the two men thorough mstruo-1 straight into the soldier a y turbed. Ht» had proposed haring a re­ By cnAHLES HHG, n. S. A., view of the entire command, cavalry tion in the saber exercise and the man­ ' -‘Didn't suppose 1 bad to," was the dwLrture Tnwpw wm nrw -Th*s U»uohter."*‘The dismounted, and treating his guests to a ual of the carbine and pistol, in ad­ ^Draertcr.” "From contoxl and towwhltata,u.nr. stirring and martial right, but when the dition to which Welsh was now required sullen reply. S “ conrtH» h " i ,h' raven Rnnch." ‘ Tiro Holdlcn ‘Why notT assembly sounded he had completely to attend all roll calls, stable duty, and •Well tactics say soldiers actually at aXn-. toil/ <» ton. nod curyvveu. ««« —j —---------— changed his mind, and so informed his drills with the troop, and take his guard tour every fifth day. and a dissur.ted work .don't have to rise and salute or tng Mr. Btonrdt » nmneron, ba«> and icwyrkat. LW W J R Uprfnrea Comply. wife. ‘Tin idl upaet about this affair." phoMrtiphu v.1 by special arranrebSkct. into tl., ■do-P"’’ away, ; fleers." ’ ___ he said, “and impatient to begin an in­ man be was in consequence. As the captain’s “striker” he had led a ‘And what work were you aoimrontl. unavoidably. Tbo conductor vestigation. ” ^d back that bo liad aaMr landed life of comparative ease, for that veteran ; ‘Work for the captain g Tho band was ordered bnck to quar­ CHAPTER IL <n ♦>>« hun at Barvltv. a thriving little town ters. the captains were notified to in­ officer had long since outlived any ora- ' spurs.” bition to shle in the service, and looked There was a strange ° u-u Oita to the ra«. and that be bad spect their companies on their own pa­ upon it only ae a means of livelihood. At ! room. This was a new mtorpr . abundant means to buy his ticket back; rades, apd merely exchanging his helmet the outbreak of rbow,rold Bteuveli wu: nd for» recruit drautaJy uu original but he w*» gone forty-eight hours, and for forage cap and laying aside his saber id Ohio, but butj, one. ,. »t the expiration of that time was tho colonel strode over to the office, pass­ keeping a country store in dropped his yardstick■ and• sugar "Where did you yon learn • dumped in a disheveled condition at the • scoop -Where ing by the three cavalry troops that were at the first call for volunteers, fought j! Welsh? still Welsh?' asked the the liet YVeiBDL ’ asked USbVU taav lieutenant, --------------------— -cal post bv the town marshal, with the in­ nearest him, oven cutting across tho I ly. though his blue eyes began to Mate parade as though to avoid salute, and like a man all through the four years in a way that indicated how thoroughly formation that if it bad not been for the crossed sabers on bis cap he would have appeared directly in front of C troop, contest, was wounded, apd, having risen be appreciated the man’s defiant man­ had him in the connty jail for drunken that was drawn up in doublo rank and to be a major of volunteer infantry, be . , „ and disordcrlv cjonduct and* realrtaxme tn at open onl« farthest to the south ride. decided in 'OC to stick to soldiering, for ner. •Well, no matter; I learned it. Lieut. Hearn, temporarily in command, at that time it was easy to obtain a com­ the offij’n, of the tow. “Where does be •You have liad a very bad teacher, engage-1 in insjiecting carbines, but mission in the regular service if a man sr. Take your bund out of that pocket!" get hia money?" azked that official. “He gnuubed about twenty dollars’ worth of at right of the regimental commander had any congressional influence or con­ An ugly scowl had settled on Welsh's discontinued his work mid raised his nections at all When the army was re­ glow windows and paid all fines, cost* downcast face. He liad stuffed the modeled by the drastic process in 1871. and damagvs. and yet had some ten dol­ hand to the visor of his helmet chamois skin in hb blouse pocket, and “Go on, go on, Mr. Hoorn," said the and, os a first lieutenant, be was dropped lars to spare." ' still stood there in « slouching attitude, colonel gruffly. “I did not moon to in­ to the supernumerary list fpom the regi­ The men in C troop could have told with hta.cap on the back of his head. terrupt you." Novertbeleaa. he who had ment of infantry with whic* he had been where he got his money, but, as that wa« Slowly, in obedience to the order, he low ­ l>aid no attention to the other companies serving, Blauvelt decided that he was won in gambling, nothing was said by plainly halted in front of C, and was now too old to begin storekeeping over ered his band to the side. them about it. Welsh was tried for al»^r^^pla arap an scanning the men’s faces with eyes that again, and so he made vigorous effort to ithat'lw had been carried away while were full of gloom. Next ho strode be retained in the army. and. together over “ tho big room. il-nti y°ton^Stbere.aritore.lito». hi. cantrii c^ton ar. «d A- dedearound the right of the line and passed with a few other men who did not know °'7o 1 l «■ was then down in front of the rear rank until he a horse from a handsaw, w&s trans­ Ingbrrathltoly to thi, rlrange and on- tained by the crtul ant tori Um. Lieut, Hoaro. bowenr. ‘rattk'J tbM lie, who reached the center, whore the tallest ferred to a vacancy in the cavalry, and usual colloquy, llelnctantly. yet over men were standing, and where he fixed there the placid old fellow had been ever ■wed br to aterady gaze in the blue rarriod one of the children aboard, had “Now take your cap of. his gaze upon one soldier, a tall, slender, since. eyra of the voung ctoS. Welrt'a hand • ample ttara to gel off, and that Webb There was a frown on CoL Morris’ Rejoining from the east with a batch but muscular fellow; he looked him over went up to to cap. then tramd it angri- prow-ded him In gyttiny on to toln. faea on Sunday morning that boded ill from head to foot._but passed him slowly of recruits, immediately after the arrival ly tom dlwance „« It ho expected | Tira town marabol iradiM that Weld; for officer or man who could not come of the regiment from Arixona. Blauvelt without one word. A sergeant file elemer rebuke on tot tori itwu. notforth , waa drank nronnJto rdlaje fur thirty­ up to the standard of the post command­ noted that the fingers of the soldier's left had resumed command of C troop, and . 1 aix honra but that r.obojy Interfered er on the forthcoming inspection. The hang twitched and closed os the colonel had given directions that the tall, gypsy "Now get vour heels • together and : with him until bU cumluct became ao old order of things was still in existence, approached, and that a lump seemed to looking fellow Welsh, who was one pt - > —nL— 1 outrageous that hs w.-u» compelled to ar­ and a beneficent administration had not rise in the brawny throat, but was quick- the new comrrs, should be put in charge sttmd attefation.” yet issued its ban against martial exer­ ‘You've got no right to order me rest him. Welsh, therefore, was bsd­ of his horses. Next he moved tbosa ciser of any kind upon the Lord's day. !y gulped down. There was no other ! t cured to a fine of five dollar* and to ten symptom, though, and Lieut. Mason, veteran quadrupeds from the troop around like this, Lieut. Hearn. I’m od First call for inspection in full draw had duty for the captain. 1 am—not for any days in the guard house, simply for b!>­ stables to a little barn in the back yard the adjutant, who had joined his colonel, ' setice without l«aw. attending all drill* "gone.” as the soldiers say, as the colonel saw that the man's eyes never wavered of his own quarters. Then Welsh him tecond lieutenant." appeared in the panoply of his profes­ For on instant every nerve and muscle 1 and stablo duty. Three days later, while from their look straight to the front, al­ self moved his “kit" from barracks to a j he wan grooming one of Cant Blauvelt’s sion upon the front piazza, glancing though he might have paled a trifle un­ littleroom in the barn, and gradually in the officer’s athletic frame seemed to modified approval at the glistening sur­ became an inmate of the captain’s house­ quiver. Hie blue eyM Mazed with wrath | norses at the picket line. Lieut. Hearn’s der that stern, searching gaze. face of his top boots and the brilliant : spirited little bay, which happened to and liia lips set firmljt under the blonde Half an hour later, inspection being hold. taking his meals under the cap­ polish of his spurs. Down at tho front - ■ be next him playfag with the trumpetover, tho colonel sat in his office, holding tain’s roof, performing no duty with the mustache. gate his orderly stood, every item of his Jer's steed across the line, snddenly There wn-i a moment of deathlike si ­ troop, exempted from the authority of an investigation. The captain of C drew and equipment a model of soldierly j switched around with his powerful troop was. absent on rick leave at the the first sergeant, yet spending all his lence, a gasp or two, among the men. trimness. Out in the canter of the pa­ -------------- and knocked Welsh's currytime, and the command hail devolved ; leisure moments Hn loafing among the Sergt. Wren's bronzed, weatherbeaten j,haunches rade a little party of the guard hud just face was a.pictnreof amaze and indignaLis hand. yl.ICZC* .rararaa... « 1 comb out of hia upon a young officer who hod won a fine company’s quarters, where be speedily 1OZ.V »’ ran U. lowered the storm flag that had been The gyw fellow straightened up. tion. Welsh himsef. as though roahrin g gained the reputation of being surly and record in their Arizona days, and who hoisted at dawn, and were mining up .uailottce ol Ini laxiguagv ana areaagiaaend qmckly about him. aaw that the insolent to the non-comiuissionf-d offin'n, in its stead the great garrison standard, was regarded throughout the regiment and a tniscfalef mak> r among the men. ing the dous.-qaeners, had finally as­ licutenca’H back was turned, and then, whoso folds of scarlet and white lapped M perhaps the most promising or an tne sumed the position of a soldier—so far with a vicioua gicain in hi? piercing ryw, For a recruit who had only recently en ­ He was an excellent horse­ out lazily in response to the soft breeze subalterns. at least us liis beds and legs were con­ drew bock h.s imavHy booted right fool man. a fine tactician, and a drillmaster listed it was surprising how much he now rising from the westward bluffs. tnew about the ins cud cuts of soldier cerned, bat his head hung forward and and with all Lis force kicked the young Over at the barracks the men had of whom his men had become vastly his eyes glanced furtively about tlie roam bay in the stoaxach. Eaogb {dunged life. come pouring forth, the neat dork blue proud. Under the mild mannered sway bergt. Wren openly accused him of os if in search of sympathy; but there ma.lly with the endden pain, and in an and white of the infantry at the east of their captain, a war veteran of un­ was not a soldier to aide with him : instant little Dooley, who was grooming Paving l>een in service somewhere be­ side contrasting favorably with tho glar­ certain-years, C hail fallen about to the "Take that man under guard, ’’ were ■ the lieutenant's horse, had thrown down ird," fore, and as ho had no papers to show, ing yellow trimmings of the cavalry foot in proficiency in drill and horseman­ ,at last tholworda that Tell from the lieu­ currycomb and brush and smote the he must be either a dsssrtcr or a “ bob ­ battalion, swarming along the walk and ship. But the moment young Hearn got tail’’ (a soldier whoso discharge paper tenant's gypsy under the eye. knocking him up streaming from the stairways and gal­ command they began tne turning over A corporal stepped quickly forward. against tho captain's bulky and placid has had tho "character" cut off). Welsh leries of their crowded quarters, like so of a very new leaf. Little instruction •Como on, Welsh." ht' muttered in no charger In another instant, too, Sergt. many full plumaged hornets. On the of any kind except mountain scouting angrily denied this, and his ignorance of saber drill and c.-rtain troop details gentle tone, and led the scowling trooper Wren leaped in and separated the mon. 5ndas zeroes ■ the parade helmeted had been imparted in Arizona, but when seemed to bear him out. "But then," from tho room. Welsh wild with fury, Dooley dancing ers and ladies in dainty muslins be­ they came eastward, and old Riggs, The liruteuaut calmly finished bis in­ about in a glow of righteous wrath. said Wren, "he might have been in the ta appear, and along the row to his their former colonel, made way for a. spection of the quarters, a red spot burn­ Hearing the noise the Hentenant right and left the sheltered porches were much better soldier, discipline and drill dough boys. ’" Welsh avoided the troop quarters for a while after thio episode, ing in cadi cheek as bo walk «d around •Jgsng to the scene. “Silence, both of similarly occupied. But the post com­ begijyvn the instant. ‘What does this EOT a few weeks C troop had to take and was more civil to the sergeants, but from bunk to bunk. Thenar,* hj turned your he • rderod. mas dec stood alone. Madame bin Wetter away and :lightly descended the stairs, moan, tcrgcant?" half had visitors. Breakfast waa not all the raspings, and th« men were dis­ right after pay day ho again appeared, Sergt Ross’ voice was heard tn say "He struck tne. tho infernal little cur! quite finished, and she was devoting her­ heartened as much by the jeers of tbeir Jager to try his luck in any game going “ Rest!" Hu? men looked quickly about and i’ll kill”-----self to their entertainment, knowing comrades as by the sharp raps of their on. Then it transpired thcT, if not an “Not a word more from you, Welriv well that her liqge lord was feeling in no colonel. Hearn, too. was fretting him­ jxpert with saddle and saber, lie was at one another. Some of them stretched self half to death, but when Ids captain with tho cards, and tho troopers lost tbeir bhus to full length and gave a long What made you strike him. ’DooleyF mood for such light duty. Almost the first thing that the colonel was taken ill and was compelled to turn their money to him without exactly un­ high, us though to find relief from the “Look at Ketch's Ixslly, rir," almost heard on going downstairs tliis bright over the troop to his subaltern, the derstanding how. The first sergeant re­ strain. And then little Duffy announced sobbed the little Lriahman in his rage and Bunday morning was an animate*! col­ youngster “took hold" in a was- that ported these occurrences to Capt. Blau­ his opinion: grief- “See where he kicked him. " “By g»d. fellers, if Td been the lieu seemed greatly u greatly loquy in the kitchen between cook and filled Mason's soul with delight and ' velt, and the ohl man OCViULSure enough, there on the glistening hja man of all work, an old darky who that speedily enchanted the men. From | veied- rt WM wtablished that Welsh tenant Fd have knocked the top of hia coat an ugly lump war. rising and a ' " ’ <T-d bead (£.- --------- „ the —horsea -------- 1 while* had followed the family fortunes for being the worst, C troop soon challenged i , ,beeu neglecting jagged groove plainly showed where the all comers for the right to be colled the playing tJav,n ' ’ h his ‘ “ game, *•"» but ho --------was not re ­ The garrismi court which tried Trooper years. Jake had learned from the police env 1 boot had struck, while Ktvgh still ■ergi-ant, while he was at work on the beet drilled troop at the post, and Capt lieved and ordered back to duty with Welsh for insubordinate conduct had quivered and trembled. For a moment Lane, of D. had cordially congratq^att'd the troop, an had been expected, if any­ found him guilty, dmptte his statement I young 'Htfani was too angry to trust himcolonol'a boots and spurs, that Corp Brent had been “slugged" by somebody Hearn on the result of bis excellent thing be became more insolent in man­ that according to the tactics bo wsmj t » lf to sprak. He stood there with Ids the night before and was now lying mi- effort The young fellow had that facul­ ner to tho sergeants than before. The required to get up and salute, he being ! eyre fairly blaring At last he turned to conscious in the hospital There was ty. in which so many are Jacking, of in­ whole affair seemed unaccountable to at work. The evidence of the rerreants the eergvant: whtoiisbed the fact that he wm playing time only for very brief investigation lie- spiring the men with ..enthusiasm and the other men. “This man has been frequentlv cau­ One morning about a month after cana when tho lieutenant approached, fore his guests came down. Mr. Wai interest; and by the time April was tioned never to strike or kick a horse I face was officer of the guard, and in re- ushered in there was nothing the troop­ Welsh's arrival at tho poet Lieut. Hearn and that ths spar cleaning waa a trans­ suppose?" tfmfm to the message brought by the ers of C would not do for their young came leaping lightly up the steps to parent sham, introduced for tho occa'uon “Every man in the troop has. sir. time make an inspection of the barracks. •nJ for orilent pozprae. But tn view colonel's orderly had gone at once to his commander. and again." Black sheep, they say. exist in every Corp. Quinn, seeing him approach the: of to tot tot ho cUiuxoa to bobm-e quarters and made his report. sJowl.v t«n>*d upon the scowl­ Somewhere about twenty minutes af­ flock, and while fifty or more of their quarters, had given word to the men tot, aa to captain*, onlarlr. he wm not of them who ____ were in ahi* “der the lienUnanf..0^ in tlirwn r\9 . , . ter midnight’ tho sentry on No. 1 hod men swore by their lieutenant, and were nn-l throe tort if I kKkvJ yon u you HckM called Corp. Werner out, saying there proud to feervte under him, there were Rleevcs jumped into their flannel blouses, i 11,0 fact that he had aunarontlv <»ot of o’dy ten months in service, and of the that borte. Bn, to ty of Uuu Irin J cmappeared to be something wrong up by perliaps two soldiers in the troop who XWkJ>lber* •knocked the gate. Mr. Wallace, knowing Brent Boomed to lose no opportunity of de­ thsr pipes and put them away. Throe further fact that his captain gave him ort l» tokmtod bore. rr. .nd yon will to have gone thither, sprang up and faming him. One of these was a man °[a°;*~WCr*' ----------around a UM4O little table excellent character and pleaded for •tod four trial for It Ta*, him bnck -IAUIU to the guard bouse, sergeant" went outride and saw a light being car­ named Gosh, who had long been on extra piaymj cards, and among these wan the cUmency fortb.rocrait. Jh. „„„ "I kicked him because he kicked me " ried rapidly from CapL Lane's quartersi or daily duty as clerk for tho quarter­ mW Mow Web*. wLo b«l ten then- fit to bun Off .„th M „r at the corner over toward ths cavalry master, and whose errors at inspection over unco guard mount Thmo am Mitera, toi- KljutMt. and Mr. Hearn growled Welsh. h."I,’l!!,*',?r'-e*d D°»‘»X. burnup barracks. Hurrying around in front, he were of such an exasperating character too, sprang to their bunks on<l straight­ wore Strongly of tho opinion tost bv Sore th, horn, wm jwrt playinx. got there just in time to see tho captain that Mr. Hearn got authority to makn ened up some items of their “kits," but ought to bo r-turnod to the troop nt [«■ like, nod n,vm lunched him ok nil and the young lady who had recently him attend driil until he was reported Weah «dl ut at U,o too grtuol.limr u race rad taught Wa duties m a wlfiier arrived. Miss Marshall, raising Corp. proficient. Tliis, of course, made Goss, the tnterruptioa to the go-.oe. -Put un But the colonel Doo!'T; toot cridrao. BKay jnst Brea*, from the ground. He was bleed­ who prided himself on his scholarehin Ihooe <toe. Webb." nid » eomamt Maj Kenyon, of tho iufnntrv. wee tem­ “ ** wn«»d.ing from a jagged gosh over the left eye, and superiority to the general run of the Wently. -Here coraw, the Ueutoaut." hin?T ,f r“ to *• Pnninbed tor porarily in command. „,j h, KouU and waa limp and senseless. After hav­ men, anything but happy, and in his Mttnut» b<mw. what', to be doo. with ‘What do 1, uxyc.carer WM the ....... ww tne eurfy surly u an-. "rtarb ord Blanvelfs “striker “ ing him carried to the hospital and wrath and diBcantent he vented his spleen SWCT. । WSB1 u Tm nnt -----J “■ nl. “te“ ?.twrAw. ^5rr_ h,!— order8 - w. H«. ’« it «em*d «3 though the troop bra for Mrittng . arousing the steward, it was found that whenever possible Uf so at rhe expense got no authority over me." taowf exdtfnwd Wehh, . with . his fact and eyes were covered with rod of his young lieutenant. j ‘1 rar» be hnrW hh cnrrycoiub to the pep’rer. Not a word as to tua aaHttlanta The other man was a tali, dark eyed , ^1*" 'kno 1,10 repry. grounu. could bo learned. The last men to reach wf<1OO^LW'.,,W’ wbow c"n'’ w“ , yon"'lf- a"! «iu't a, ^in craumnj tba, c the garriorm were Murphv und Scanlan " ■“ wt>° ,or ravraal months „a i I dHn t put them there,- ,n,w;~j lh, wren, as he collared the man. vSc T’". ‘V’ cerUi"- »<«. «Ut two aaapegrawa of ccmpin-. F I»-<tTTri to be the opuin', I • with en ugly gleM, ta y, b] it °?dT.i 00111 ‘U'Jrtt -0 do “t!»«ra= very aerimoni But the omtry on Na 4 declared thev ■etriier rt-eoUiwterrant-tak.aOToIl'rra.’liiiali’draw Iron, 0M 1 <11 arn you ntrmr to kick a boree " h.id cume around by Uh po.it on the hte horara, bteck hie boon, poluh hl. I P‘«" °f chemou ekin ead fro,o ‘ ous criticisms of the lieutenant's action ibinr “ th“ whi<± W u Veto-, south ride, whereas Brent was lying al- ■PM ud mber, hew wood, draw water i ™ <* the raptain', Ug braa etrnra '» rirenlation 10 Ah, ?1|:o°r i” i« than . month. to io Wn3 by UKU15 creditabk“ front of the quarters of C troop, Brake the Bera, .wrap the kltcbrai, ran Ino Hmo for further reni-k to either hia tact or temper Weis'. iraido tha post. Then, again. Scanlan wlxxn c“t Mot m“wr <* anralll ’Atte>tio»r ante the oTS from the JUidMnrpby were both sober, and ntither ebona about the bouae—then to do ad I •ergraat. who traanoned to bo Br"» >b. night Iwfore.and th, IM. tune, but hi, language during that ■' them men who would be likalv to a» Jwrtnly Wtt hie comrade. When the Itbe <*««■ *»d the !»ratoa»nt catered. tQ in {Jf?w°n 01 tto:r® or Ires of the "Milt m popular and respited a fellow «»d left j J’«rr uraa on the brataat wbtp™d^ff «nef mearoeration was Bacjj tb. fooling among tb, men thm MaBraeit Indeed both of them stoutly ‘T0’1 "S «P. -d. fcdagtbemiddkrf to M wa. no nonce in garriaon aff.o. ttemed having bad anything to do with 1with bun, L«t. Hrara morwl ia t„ ! long room, rtood rrret u: toteotuf ‘“7 pvetea. It had was Welah ~-i—— <• ■ .'7haJ T7-3 “w. Mi» Mar ,or hta Utra wa. by I huak-ererr man except one. With l.L He waa taxi in hi, threats again* u., •’ w—if opX ^Sd^g; of «3»«Srt M to •haD had raid that she L:xrd the alterca- the cxpjin, owu request, sad hiring I rt» track of hUbeed. hi, mat-,J the tmin /-n-aa. v__ w«i n t»ua. beard a scuffle, and beard, though noura, for the rerrire. „f Wcl*. be uott i “r ’>“SW down ore, bi. eyra. W.b* too propriety of hi, conduct. ‘I was at Work, by God! and bail -r-o. Oed that worthy to return to duty with ' •« '-bo table ooolh Jdite “ ““ ■»« ™ toe Ung££ «Jled into to colour, J poBahrog 0!Y»ll7 barracks with the cor- the troop forthwith. Thi. Welsh bitterly “raepur. ““d Jroo'a find it in pus tie iaeiated that to captain upthere, Wetahr growled in low Stn^ 1 T ’ ’ ' W, 'rt~‘ had told tarn before going that be\nra K*** the firn rergjmt -Off to toy ia charge of Im quarter, and b. «hat trap, rtr.L LW wrti, ' he complained. his little hurri- exrared tom all military doty Bmrn Foeall arrawrr cocked hi. — — Worth -. —. VVW3U ms he^j ripn rf »™rSXMcK™“’ <* ‘n “T™ ™ prahrtbly aome “ ai one ®de. “ and. d. apparratjy «PI»n=rtly unmindful uamiadful "no rewurtad: the captain rapidly foD owing. Sv®-*- IN ARID' FORTH iito’t too ■Ide to remrvation »n.| J,m "Uhe wanted, .nd ompe ta,.k 'W way- 1 wa. one of t;.„,7^ “• <to ST4 crame into n”nX’’J li t!* i»y •nd jurt a. imon u, ™>- Ml mroj Brent to the hoqdtel I r,.!i Ul*taii* a-.j nrade inspoctirra. tn hia aa bunk.■radnZo;"i !’ *'“ »■«• Mtap.. Ui. bom. been tondrad. (k,. In T" ‘“fol clothing, half awak,, n bootaeorared with dun. :,ad stUl damp with dew Tl ■ ura-to tout had to?r7d?L£ kxraeh- acrow the box i, . . be hwln't been out ut ,i|. ,n. j ‘b“ to hi. boot, an J trueX’S man atortod «p, M th, •.:* look at them a pint f!». k >.:Jr ail'??*'do wMAy did tom under .: But this was not <11, soifl Wren bto “d Murphy had .-.l.otol’fe joined by a trooper after they trad reported »: tiM 2“ d'’a7 f^t i?; |UU1 lfi"n 'b^. dnnk of whuky tom I.. w * them th© coBst w» < kir m- l ' ■ 114 iiMtmweU dlp tlmragh to Ze'S ironacrw> theparade: n. .---------wlut .. I odd.so anlong w it? b a.. long ej os n no, one ho. bJMr thfv beard Co^ B larted and ran until l.teu the toon’ quarter-. .-,d tha tte, noted that their eavolrr a-.™.— had tod behind. Tb ■■ J-diThE bm name at all; could nr ■: defcri*. Ida for it,waa too darl: Al! Ib-r k»w » that bo waa tall and had a thk-k. buo, board. Weto, face., xrept n, mtutache. wpa. alway, , i-an darrd. Notao, bowerer, wilhtnaa Here,, full beard. At noon on Sunday tL>,T..».-1P|) Trooper 0o« was behind the ban uv.ajting result of Corp. Brent ? Injuries, Whec Msarched at the guard hm, pocket* were turn<>! tnriue oat. the cor­ poral of. the guar. I 1w4T..l t ajme; ntj then Jt was discurt-rnl mat mxss tiny, tawny colored portirh- sridtxhg about the seam wore ctuul- <>f cayenne ;• B sural! packet of whi- a. half eoqtf}. •wan found lying E la* f-Aylwaymidwaj betwwn ths quarters, and the wuthwurt ■ i | !■ CONTINUED. Kcmorkkblr It pm-Me. Mr*. Michael Curtaic. 1‘JiiaMd. Hi.. makes the stalemtn: that she caajfht cold, which settled on by lutiC'; hire was treat<il for a month' by her family phyddia. but grew fcone. H«? »<•!<! her that she »»• b hopeleas victim of consumption »n<1 to’no medicine could cure her. Her drjfxist suggested Dr. Kinx'e New liisonvry f« Consniaptlon; she bought a bottle «nd to her delight found herself ••-nefited free first dose. She continu-. :! its ate sml ifirr taking ten bottles, found Ii- tmiH sotfn<! »»1 well, now doe* her own hnu>virork sod h a» well as she ever wav -I’w trial tattles of th!* Great IHgcuveti st W. 11. GoMyear's, drug store’ large tonics Me SI. 00. X ! Happy Ifc»o-irr» Wnu Timmoii'. postmaster of Idarilk. Ind., write*: “Electric Bitters has <!ow m<>rc for me than all other irrdiriMs«®blnrd. for that bod feelint. aridag inw kidney and liver trouble. ’ Jolih U-‘lk. farmer amt stockmen. of *s®e plate, says: "Find Electric Bilirr* tv K tte b*rt kidney and liver nithllrii"-. ua.-.de at* ltd like a new man." J. W. Gardner, hard­ ware merchant, same town, wys: Bertrie Bittcis h Ju-t the thing for a nua aba is all run down and don't care whether be livre or dire: be found new -uenKtb. appetite and felt just nke he had a nre fcroe 00 llfr. Only .Me a Itatth »: w H Goodyear's drug store. The best salve in the w««rid tor cob. bruises, sores, uleers. *.a!t rheum. Ict« sores, tetter, chapped hands, chilbtata corns, and all sklu eruption*, and peuitirely cures plies or no pay required. «» guaranteed to give perfect 'XtWactton, <» money refunded. 1’rire W rents per off- . For sale by W. H. Goody w the drag*. The Saginaw police report nearly 2.5W arrest* tar last year and want a Niro, wagon to help them out. The Menominee I* running between Chicago and Muakcgtir. What a debt of grate.. iJ- ths »«» men as Dr*.’Ayer and Jrruer-tte tecw tor the nvat dlseovery « vacdMt*>u, U* lormer tor hl* Eatrocl of SarM.p.rtll*-U**»• ot Mood-purifiers’ Who ran .r-tiiuatt much these discoveries han* tvrefttrdths rsre mx* Heed City had a Temje. of Ft* «“• trrtalnmcnt last night. It Wurh. W..ii<l*rt The tonic and alterati-. pt.^*** 8. 8. are now widely kmrati- .mJ Itew wonderful popularity a* a epr>n«*« It Isas perfectly wl.ptH tsyrtetn o! a little child a-- lt b * h0 tberadulL It woik* use it as a tonic, as an alterathe. " Wood purifier. It gives Kalth, ‘J*0** and heartiness to the sick and f«*W Is adapted to the very yount and me old. It revives, renew* aa«. MJd» up feeble or the broken-do« u system. Portland la reaehhu; out t« Fifteen Edbnn electric .*!>' l*hts ’ hereafter light Leslie. "That tired feeling” i» w - Quite a number of Ann Arbor nuuur- to worry Uraiirb a ’''^„Slr<» oo BM ud «W3 «n4 v.™ >• •' wbieb i> pdim, ooibr«->'> ■»> It out the Ute Alewol. r IIan average of |30d ych year. Mancelona is shipping ine numtwrs of the lorarra-^* ” f«< “ tiki's* Jrat^ the door brfure «Mp, bQt any num Whu w.in£iY'm to ^rtrtof a window in and p, down to rear n» down to Mnllig,,, ^*^^ tl» quarters ^■2^^*°^. rite- �Michigan Central " The Magaro Fallt Jfmdr.” ^rrrrwABix MAinuws............. NEK3HBORINOCOUNTIE8. SCROFULA Kalamazoo people thought that their waterworks system, or a part of it at least, was a failum, until an official lest was made last week by experts. Is that Impurity of the Wood which produces unsightly lumps or swellings tn the neck; which causes running sore* on the arms, Joseph Miller, n carpenter by trade, dis­ legs, or feet; which dovelopa ulcers tn the appeared from bls home In Grand Rapids eyes, ears, or nose, often enuring blindness or March Slat, and has not been seen since. deafness; which Is the origin o< pimples, can- , Though the night was a cold one he .took cercus growths, or "humors;" which, fasten-. no overcoat with him and everything • was Ing upon »±i iungs, causes consumption and left In his room. A note he left said that •eatn. It Is the mfcrt ancient of all dlsc.-ues, Hfe- waif becoming a burden to him. and very few persons are entirely free from IL Three Indians filled up with "red eye" in Battle Creek last week but only two ot them returned to the wigwam, one of them being held for giving liquor to the other two. By taking Hood’s Sarsaparilla, which, by tho remarkable cures It has accomplished, The safe in the office of F. W. Barney, hM proten Itself to bo a potent and peculiar of Battle Creek, was blown open Thursday nn-dlclne for this dlsenM. It you suffer tree morning. The exploolon blew the safe scrofula, try Hood's Sarsaparilla. Into the middle of the room; blew the " Every spring my wife and children have glass all out of the windows and tore off been troubled with scrofula, my little boy, the safe door. The burglars secured 57.50 three years old, being a terrible sufferer. for their trouble. A Grand Trunk yard­ lAwt spring he was one mass of sores from man heard the nnise aud started in the di­ head to feet. We all took Hood's Sarsaparilla, rection of the building, but he was shot at and all have been cured of tho scrofulx My twice aud wisely decided not to approach Utile boy la entirely free from sores, and nil any closer. Two strangers have been ar­ four of my chQdreu look bright and healthy.” rested on suspicion. W. B. atbxbton, Parnate City,». j. Fred. Klsor a trainboy on -the Ijdtc Shore A Mich. Southern was arrested In GrAud Rapids last week for selling obscene Fold by all dnigalEte. gl;rixtorS&. Prepared onte t nrv’.r, a rv, * __ ,_ »____.. .. literature. He is held on 32,000 ball. houbc:" cured 5iiciw. Kalaaaioc & Sagifi&w ** -rmr TZtai cr Stoflcv* ‘ hiand^Junct Hood’s Sarsaparilla 100 Doses One Dollar 41 Don’t ask me to mend it Take it back and get a $4.” FREE—Get from your dealer free, die $ iBook. It has handsome pictures and valuable information about horas. Two or three dollars for a 5/a Bono Blanket will make your horse worth more and cat las to keep warm. i 'IIICAUO A- WEST MICHIGAN Ry. 5/A 5/A 5/A 5/A Five Mile Boss Stable Electric Extra Test Some eute alecks have been stealing or pouring the sap out of the pans in A. J. Sawyer’s sugar bush near Bellevue. It found out things will be make very Inter­ esting for the guilty party. GOOD AND EVIL IN JEHU. LESSON H, SECOND QUARTER, IN- TERN/.TIONAL SERIES, APRIL 12. (Cmr.’Uksl from Lcsmon Helper Quarterly by partnlKftj 6d of IL 3. HolTuan. publisher, rhiiadnlplita.) . 13. "And Jehu gathered all the people to­ gether.’’ We find th!a num’s name nearly forty times in this ami the preceding chapter, and not ovgj a dozen times elsewhere. He Im evidently the Lord's minister of judg­ ment upon sin and Hlnnera, but does not ap­ pear to bare been n true worshiper of the true God. 19. “I have a great sacrifice to do Baal." Tints said Jehu aa he commanded to be gathered together all the prophets, priests and servants of Baal that he might destroy them. B.inl waa the chief male deity of the Phauiiciaus and Canaanites. Thu word signifies master or posaww.»r, and is used Ilfloon timeu in thia chapter, which is more often than it is found in any other chapter in the Bible. The worship of Baal meant the forsaking of the only true God, the God of Israel, and an identification with the false religions of the nations, and was a great provocation of Jehovah. 'JO. "And Jehu said, Proclaim a solemn assembly for Biud.” Hia purpose is .stated in the previous v< rse to have been that be might destroy the worshipers of Baid, but he is doing it deceitfully, ami a God of truth cannot de­ ceive nor nul horlze deceit. . •JI. "And Jehu sent through all Israel; and all the worshipers of Baal came, so Hint there won not a man lefrtlmt came For sometime many of the nice plate glass fronts in Battle Creek have been scratched and cut by some one. presuma­ bly with n diamond ring. Last week, while the inmates of a certain store were talking after hours they heart! the plate Kias® to the establishmentbeingcuL Rush­ ing out they found A. C. Arnold standing An ! wn read th it tho house of Basil was there alone. He lied as soon ns he saw he was discovered, but he was overtaken. full frtuu one and to tho otbur. Here Ls a He has been arrj'sted and released on devotion worthy of n better cause, but it is even w» to thia presont day. Si.ooo triads. 83. •‘Bring forth vest menu for nl| the Albert Conkley. of lonla. lost three fin­ worsbi;>eni of BaaL And be brought them gers in his father’s saw mill last week, forth vestments." , lie was testing a new edging machine, Thus while outwardly honoring them and found that like a charm. and seemingly Vncoarnging them be was robing them for slaughter. Death, not George Bromeling. head miller in Mc­ life, was before them, and it was death Clure’s mill in Charlotte, had a very nar­ leading to the secund death. Thu separa­ row escape from death lost week. While tion of siuLand body is not to bu dreaded working around some shafting bis coat if we are clothed with Christ’s righteouswaa caught but fortunately a loose licit Lappended to run off the pulley ami he es­ 23. 'Jehu and Jebonadab'thc aou of Recaped with n few bruises and a great big chab.” Sea in vors* IT the gtw.*tlug and union of ; Dr. A. C. Datum, of Eaton llupids. Ims them} tw.j. un i it not familiar wish the pn'wntcd the Congregational spclcty with story ««t ih ■rde*caut lants of Jonndab. road it in Jer. xxxv, aud mark the blessings of n house mid lot to lie ummI as a parsonage. ’ The property is worth 51,000 and is a very I obedfc nee. •'Search oral look that there lie here with timely gift. you noun of tbo servants of the Lord, bat Lawn tennis has already commenced to the worshipers uf. Baal only." lx* played in Kalamazoo. How would such a procl.imntion affect The big lire* whistle in Knlaiuazoo was the people who gather at the popular places of nnf'sement in our day?' recently heard In Battle Ctvek. S4. "Ami When tl»ry went into offer sac­ Chas. Fink, of Lowell, died In Chicago rifices and burnt offerings.” last week from Injuries received from the HcrO is Jehu oIBcialing as a priest of bursting of a steam pipe, while be was en­ Baal, while nt the kuu: time he instructs gaged in putting on a corrugated Iron cell­ eighty men that on penalty of death they ing! Ilia death resulted from the escaping are not to allow one of thiiM* present to steam and a coroner’^ jury ri-turm d u ver­ escape with his life. ComjKiru Hzijah prov­ . diet that his death was due to the criminal ing before nil the pecgile that Jehovah is I negligence of the engineer of the block. God, ns he offered sacrHl-ve unto Him, and then slew the prophets of Bttal afternbowXearly 100 former residents of A’legan ing them their folly. $Vith Elijah all was now live In Chicago. open nnd righteous. Th.-* way of Jehu is The I-tke shore fruit growers do no*, not so. God commissioncl him to destroy take kindly to the regulations of Chicago Baal, but God did not commission him to Mantird bv Wm. An- - owx. PhlluiH. w... dealers discarding the fifth-bushel peach practice deceit or to worship Bnnl. make <bc fatuous Hora? anind Baker HUink.-t* 25. "Go in nnd slay them; let none come baskets. MORTGAGE SALE. forth." Otsego had a great small pox scare last Tliis is the obedient part, as when the. Default having been made for nu-re thsn thirty davs in the payment of interest oventoe week. A young lady employed In the pa­ Levitcs went in and out throughout the and payable on h mortgsge datod June 4th. WW7. per mill was the supposed victim. Her camp aud slew every man, bis brother and made by Chanuey M. Rrou n and Mary A. Itrowu. home, and all the boarders at her table companion and neighbor, because of their bis wife. toSmaunah HaaMnond.ud recorded In the office of the Register of Deeds, lor lt»r were quarantined, only io find that it was sin against Gotl. Thus will everlasting County of Barn*, tn the State of Michigan, on a case ot chicken pox—at least that Is destruction from the presence of the Lord the «h dav of June. J»7. in Itoer ?r.o! mortgages what a council of doctors said It was. some day overtake all who know not God on page 296. for which default the sal J SUMsraiub Hamuxiud. by virtue of the right given herby The temperance ticket in Wayland elect­ and obey not the gos{>el (IFTheas. i. 8, 9). said mortgage has made and hereby makes the *AJ. "And they brought forth the image? whole principal num of said inortgag** aud tin- ed the president of the village, one trustee •mt of the house of Baal and burned tbetn.” Interest accrued thereon nnw due nn<l payable, and recorder !a«t week. Not only the idolaters but their idols and ou alileb inortKMC there Is rtalmefl t“ be A band of gyjwles named Butler struck dors He destroy. due at the date ol this notice nine hundWHl and Uve dollars ami forty three cents, («M5 CD, and Plainwell last fall and went into winter 27. "And they brake down the image of ih* suit or proceedings nt law having been insti­ tuted to recover the amount secured by said ; quarters, where thev have lived nil winter. Boat, and brake dow n the house of Baal, They iiave proven themselves very quiet, and made It a draught house unto this mortgage or any part, thereof; Notice Is hereby given, that on Saturday, the peaceable citizens and are said to be quite day." ’ Dth day of April, 1R»I. at ten o'clock to thefareThe whole bouse of Satan, for he Ih the roon.at the north front door of the Court heuw wealthy. They have been well behaved In the Citv ot Hasting*. County of Barry, and in every respect but cannot overcome their prince of idols and idolaters, shall yet find State oLMIcbhtnn. said Court house being the desire to roam from place to plifce. They itself without the city aud completely buBd.ng In which the Circuit Court for said County of Barry is held, at public auettoki to the have started out for their summer wan­ broken down. 28. "Thus Jehu destroyed Baal out of Is­ highest bidder; the premises described In said dering with’a large herd i>t horses and mortgage, or so much thereof as may be neres several wagons. rael." sary to satlsfv the amount due on said mortgageIt was a sore evil, nnd required severe as above set forth, with the interest tbert-os, Otsego is a strictly prohibition town, treatment nnd received it. It seems to and the costs, charges and expenses auowc<-by and some one has been circulating the ma­ have Ixscli Jehu's special mission to put law and provided Tor In sold mortgage, said premises being situate In the township of Irv­ licious reports that more drunken men are away this iniquity; but be did not win Is­ ing, in the County of Barry, and State of MHjI- seen on her streets than on the streets of rael back to God, ns we shall see. ’ It is one can. and described as follows to-Mt: The thing to put away evil, but quite another south half of the north east quarter of section any other city in Allegan county. twenty-one. in town four north, range nine west, Willie Wetzel, a nine year Battle youth, to make people righteous. containing eighty acre* of land more or less. 29. "Howbeit, from the sins of Jcrolxwm was run over by a C. J, & M. train Thurs ­ Dated, Hastings. Mich.. Januan* isih, MM. SVSANNAH BAMXOXlt. Mortgage. day night, while trying to catch on cars. the son of Nebat, who made Israel to sin, Alonzo E.Kxxabton Attorney for Mortgagee Both of his legs hail tobe amputathd. (join Jehu departed not from after them." Surely, It we believed tjiat our slim might the effects of which he idled. reach to many generations, as did the sins Mrs. Jennie Van Hjlnning. of Kalama­ of this til an. the most ungodly might be zoo. ha* sued Matthew Barton, of the same ledtoponde well their ways. Il js h. fear­ place, for SI 0,000 for breach of promise. ful thing to depart from the living .God or The way of the transgressor is hard, and lead others bo to do. ItrMirr. all FrackUa. Tan. Sanbura. PmpJ"«. Lw 20. "And the Lord said unto Jehu, Be­ M. K. Iceland, alias .J. W. Humphrey, cause thou hast dope well in executing must realize the troth ef It. He has been that which is right in mide eyes.” * ••doing time’’ In Ionia, and as he was He is coinuiended for his thorough jtfdg about to be released last week, an officer ment upon the house of Ahab. Contrast from schoolcraft stepped up nnd t°°k blm the lack of thoroughness in Saul when lu for getting money under false pretenses sent to destroy Amaluk (I Sam. xv, 9-11). two j«*ars ago in SCiioolcrafL The Txjrd doei not commend Jehu’s deceit. Jack Brady has been released from the While lie commends the faith of llahab of Jericho Ho dors not commend her deceit Calhoun county lockup on 81.000 bail. either. He canuot commend what is Alonzo Gant, of Vermontville, died in wrong in any one. In the parable of tho the Ann Arber hospital last week, utter unjust steward (Luke xvl) it is not the baring his leg amputated. Ix>rd Jesus who commends bls fraudulent Walter Walker, the preaident of the new treatment of his master, but it U his own. northwestern base ball league, used to lord ormHHter who considers bimA shrewd fellow to thus make provision tyr his fut­ catch for the Portland base ball Dine. ure. Corner of Court nnd Jefferson St. Keeps Cour. A man In Bradley ate GO raw eggs and a "Tby children of tho fourth generation half pint of cider in 30 minutes by the shall ait on the throne of ItHud.” watch. Allegan county raises something And so It came to-p.iss (chap, xv, 12). Good goods. Low prices. His thoroughness brought him and his besides fine horses. children a temporal kingdom for four E. S. Stephenson, a 50 year old farmer, generations. If we who believe ln*Je«as snpjxised to have resided In Calhoun coun­ are faithful to Him wo shall wt with Him ty. died In a patrol wagon In Chicago last cm His throne (Bev. lii, SI), and in bodies week. like Hia (Phil. Ill, 31) reign with Him over One of the Michigan Central conductors this whole earth (Rev. v, 9, 10; Dan. vii, • whom* home Is in Jackson, nnd who was 27). . 31. "But Jehu took no heed to w alk in recent I v fimi so miccreiuouiously. has. been reinatated.>» he denies that lie al­ the law of the Lord God of Israel with oil his heart.” The chief thing was ne»|ected. Let any chi Cure is lowed anyone U ride free of cliarge on one read-iu Douteronomy, an;! notice now hb train. often in that one book Israel is command­ ed to observe and do tho cuiumandmenta hive (ruAraiitee. a tert that no other care ca» «u=of the IjohL and this statement will make ccxJuhy stand. That it may become known, Saj s “tie of the best housewives In New Jehu’s goodoem a»?ra very queatipnabls. the Proprietors. enorenou. England. "We feel the necessity of taking' He showed no mercy U> t he house of Ahab, t-Iaca- a Sample Bottle Free unto every botn. a pawl uu-dleine tn purify the blood, and> nor tn the worshipers o! Haul, but he worwe nil take Hood’s Sarsaparilla. It keeps. .ddpctl the golden calve-’, mid transgressed the children free from humors, my husband| theUwoC tl>© Lord. Where then is hn . -h. sue th™., or . rlglGr.raEness? He stanuH larfc.re us Wen; .U .ill core 11 foorrloM lays it gives him a good appetite, and for, tied with Jeroboam, a sinfr.l m in wtioxa w}Mdf 1 am sore I could never do all my re Wboopore Cooi h. ore JI wot k-if It was not for this splendid medl14 makes me feel feel strong and che« cht* r- Kmu. x. 4; vlii, 4; and not c-ni? turn troia Conrarnntton, use it. yo»‘- , _cini.. 14 SllILUH'S Q-’RE. Erie loc».. V 1 fu| , >D troul.l.xl with li.wd- idols , but turn to God and nerve Him U Thea. I. V. Ibj. Ask for 1 I I 30 other styles nt prices to suit every­ I If .ft body. UUU'. II you VU.J can C ’t get them from your •. j7 | doolcr, write ub. ■ N.K.FAIRBANK&CO. CHICAGO. If vou. w&h to mate dotes as white aa The sm And tali your wjrlf as sooJ as begun. GANTA Claus SOAP is lelmj fiat Will do it, And having once bougfit ’it you neVer will ruejt. CASTOR IA for Infants known to me." IL A. ABcnra. JL D., Ill So. Oxford SA, Brooklyn, N. Y. EVERY t i’fc rnumlb----- . — Grand hat-ids. . Upward Citv. . 1.1 5S . : 7 301 .J 0 40; . 10 ISl 6 4 5 7 :X> I W. W to! ■ a., i: -——r ■ -•».»<! ihrtroll. Seats B cents tor any distance. T!.ro:«h trains without change between •.r itiil Rapid* and Saginaw. Gea’l Past. Agent. AdimI(d»t rater** Hale. In til- matter of Restate of.Stephen Doster, N otiroifl luitiun, to the highest bidder, on Fridar. ■ la- 2l.u day of April. A. D. W#l. at eleven o’clock •- torenoeu »x Uie homestead oi Ute late de-•ra<.d !i; (he town«hlt> of Priiirfevine, In the -mntv o! Barry, in the State of Mlcbigao.purw:<> license and authority granted to me on the •;nta\ -1 Manti. A. 1». teot. by the Probate . ii.'iui Barrv ('minty. Michigan, art of thee*­ : d-> right tit!.* and interest of the said deceas•■(. hi and to the real estate situate ■ ■• .■! indnc tn GitCounty of Barryit; the .state ot Michigan, known and -••-.rtoed as fdloas. to-wltt; The west u.ds i-■)<>{ the north westtraeiionat quarter(M\ d if.*- cast halt (<• ,)-nt the north west free• •:.! rtarter<>«>. alwrthe west half (W'iJoItne :i. .uartertMK). oil being on section . ........ .. (I**-. In town one in north of range ten "rst. sui-imto the dower and homestead • ..his ot Eilzalwth Doster, widow of the.deceas'•'ttnerelu. I>;i:<-1. imster. March Oh. A. D.. 1»L GkoicgeJ. Doktkk, Admluht'ator. BE UP TO THE MARK Malvina cream BO YOU TAKE THE WHY HOT? GILLASPIE, or CUFF ivot to erpidct! T^Jot to Discolop! BEARS THIS MARK. TRADE Mark. ARE THE STRONGEST. ■I Prof. I. HUBERTS WitSoui lajurioGa nrdictirai THAT CAN BE RELIED ON BLANKETS DEtRom Children. WATERPROOF COLLAR ^ORSt* Ltrapt has Wagner sleeping cars to and "CartorU is no well adapts! tochlMrea that NEEDS THE NO LAUNDERING. CAN BE WIPED CLEAN IN A MOMENT. LINEN-LINED WATERPROOF COLLAR IN THE MARKET. If YOU WISH To Advertise Anything Anywhere ATAny time WRITE TO Geo. P. Rowell & Co. No. io Spruce Street, NEW YORK. ’2S& SHILOH S CONSUMPTION CURE $3 SHOE gI-Zet’r !^r. an «tft. and a> Htaninad on bottom. Addrew 1 Iioi glaA, BrocJaaa, sold by A. E. Woolley, Agent. PECKHAM’S OttUT REMEDV 1ft I TheCtejdrea'sMsdfciM 1 M Drutt»»* L'Si* ««*■ 1 o'* °r Urrd “1101'-” WWitkii the last few lays yen han enjeyei a cdj of Van Houten’s Cocoa Best & Goes Farthest-The Standard Cocoa of the World ^’•Please remember that this is the cheapest, health­ iest, and most delicious beverage and article of diet in ex­ istence, costing less than half a cent a cup, and guarantee­ ing absolute safety from dyspepsia. Don’t deprive your­ selves or your children one moment longer of this delightful, nutritious drink-food. The strong may use it with pleasure, the most delicate with benefit A delight to all. For sale by every grocer._______ __________ _______ �Hop®. VAKXBW irnm.'. Herr • blfh »d taltaKto nxriono’dewocretA green bakers. Patroux Johnstown., of Industry and prohlWttanlata arrayed Maple Grove against the repubMcaw.* the latter । Orengcvllle. butted tl»e combination, electing the Prairieville. tire township ticket. Iwaded by S. C. Ralland.... Ritchie for supervisor, by majorities rang- rboruapplv Ing from 24 to 45. Republican state ticket W nodland.. 65 majority. । Yankee Springs 051 CITY. ' Total republican pluralities 212 The republicans get some eoDKdallon • Total democratic pluralities 43V even in this Egypt of democracy, 'rhe in......................... .............. — Nel republican plurality tereal taken In this city was not very great. Of the 850 voters in thia city, less lhau 770 came out to vote. The slip gut In its work, The curtain, that sooner or later hides or the republicans would'! have been in it from our sight the dearest and buri?st. has at all. The republicans elect owe tin* fa­ fallen. The drama we call Life to onr vor to democratic friends. The successful beloved friend and business associate, candidates, their party and majority as John A. Grebte is ended. given below: Whereas, tbe Creator of Ute and of errv offu eus. death has called from us and from bls Mayor, Archie McCoy, Dem. 215. field of UMfnlMM our respected and Recorder, John B. Holierts, Dem. 58. honored friend, Treasurer. Charles Warner, Dem. 25. Resolval, that In tbe death of John A. Marshal Michael Custer, Bep. 52. Greble the Hastings (.Tty Bank »»«* a Justice. A. E. Kenaston, Rep. 12. faithful officer, an honest and just man. RESULT BY TOWNSHIPS! Sch’l Ins., W. A. Sold mo re. Dem. 108. His words were few; his conclusions sfmrnvtHons. * golden; his Judgement was safe and hU 1st and 4th wards, Milo L. Williams. convictions unfaltering. A true man, a The Infamous democratic steal at Lan­ faithful frhnd. a devoted husband and, 2d and 3rd wards. Geo. W. Abbey. father, a public spirited and energetic citi­ ning. and the bad faith ahown by the democracy to their late allies, the' Patrons Dem. M. zen has gone from cs to that unknown and A1.DFJIMEN. . of Itodtiatry, all came home to roost Mon­ silent above. 1st ward. Tiw». Blinfton. Dem. 3d. day. The republicans were earnest and Resolved, that these resolutions, the 2nd ward, Ed Sentz. Bep. B. aggressive, the Patrons smarting under last token of respeet we can/ pay to film 3d ward, John Spence. Dem. 85. wrongs from those from whom they had a and bls. be spread upon the tveords of the 4th ward. W. 8. Nelson. Rep. 59. right to expect friendship. To alf this proceedings of tbe board of dlreetora of the MKMBKRH SCHOOL BOAHD. was added popular dlMgust with the squawHastings Citv Bank, as an evidence of our 1st ward, full term. Bobu Dawson, respect and regard, and a copy thereof back legislature, which will go down to Dem. 51. history as one of the awful warnings af­ tendered to Ids faithful wife and to the 1st ward, vacancy. John Bessmer, Dem. forded a people to distrust democracy. papers of tbe dry for publication. Judge Champlin aud the democratic candi­ 59. . Philip T. CoLonove, 2d ward, full term. Clement Spilth, Rep. dates tor regeBts are buried under an ad­ Joux Cabvetil • 72. verse majority of 8.000 to 10,000. Wll.LlAM H. FOWBK*. 2d ward, vacancy, Thos. S. Brice, Itep. THE COUNTY. The result of the election in Barry coun­ 68. 3d ward, full tenn. W. D. Hayes, Dem. ty cannot tie else but gratifying to repul»Same and Residente licans who remember the woes ot last fall. 106. 4th ward, full term, M. L. Cook, Bep. 0. BhennMi W. Ayers, Maple Grow We present the result by townships below. Millie B.8b®ap u *' Constables elected are all democrats. The republican state ticket lias about 410 The remit “ result nttMB makes tne the i»oarii imard or of aiaermen aldermen u; AmvTupper* plurality. six democrat*, two republicans, and tbe I 4 Nathan V.. Week* “ ASSYRIA. « 'Juli* Ejjjerv “ For tiie first lime in years the republi­ whoal board six republicans and six dem-1 I » Alhort Wlleax. imng cans of Assyria have made a record of 0C5r1*' . . . «_ . r,*. it j —. MI Delta McCann " fin btate ticket. Champlin, democrat. which they can be proud. They elect ■ ■■■ ------their entire township ticket by from-25 to bld 108 majority, and the democratic I ■ 45 majority, with L. A. Hyde for super­ Jttulidnte* for regents 106. ITUinATK UltDElt. Tire art’chviMms. visor. The republican state ticket gets 55a // •/Assyria—L. A. HVde. Rep. M a us.’.km ot to 1‘robat,' Coan tor the majority. / Baltimore—William Hill, Dem. Countv ot Rsrry. Bolden tt tb<- ITub.ste <«!<* in toe City of Harttnga.iB said County.*n battureWillkun Hill, dcinocrati'’. elected huper- I Barry—J. G. Hughes. Repday. the sth day of April, tn tht year oue vtoor on the union ticket, and entire union I Carlton—M. D. Falconer. Dem. thmnuui'i eight hundred and ninety o(i>*. Present. CBarics W. Armstrong; Judge <X Castleton—Henry Roe. Item. ticket elected by majoritlee ranging from Hastings twp—J. A. Bayhellor. Dem. 20 to 50. Democratic majority on state i in th« matter of the estato of Hdeo Griffin. City—M. L. William*. Dem. ticket 24. I decea*<*d. On Trading and Bling the pel liion. dnh ' rrl City—G. W. Abbey. Dera. iiARin. fled <>f Nancy .1. Clark, dswthterot said deceas­ Hope—Geo. KeHoglo. Dem. The repuidicans of Barry liad their ed, praying Ulis court ro adjudicate and deter­ fighting clothes on. electing J. G. Hugbesl Irving—Enoch Andrus, Rep. mine who were at the time of her death, anil also who are now. lawfully ei.tilled to the real supervisor by 85, and grivlng the bid a netJ Johnstown—E. F. Nye, Rep. estate of which «!»ld deceased died w|/"d. Maple Groye—Orson Swift. Deni. of the republican town ticket an averagrf Thereupon It Is ordered, that Thursday, the Orangeville—Walter Brown. Rep. of «O. The republican state ticket bad 6S acth day of April A. D- l«n. at ten • o’clock in theforcuoon.be s-WlRurd for the bearing of said Prairieville—J. J. Perkins, Rep. majority. . petition, and that the heirs tt law of Rutland—Afton 1). Smith. Rep. CAIU.TOX. said deera»ed and all other person* Interest­ Thoniapple—Jas. H. McKevitt, Itep. Entire Patrons nf industry’ ticket elected! ed In said estate, are required 'to api*;ir Woodland-- D. F. Denxmote. Itep. ala seednn of said court, thru to be bnldcn by utajoritics ranging ftotn 15 to 75, Mar­ at the Probate office, lu tbe city of Hastings, tin D. Falconer defeating James N. Covert I Yankee Springs—S. C. Bitchiv, Rep. In said comity, and tjiow cause. If any STATE TICKET. republican, for supervisor by 15. State \ there tie. why the prayer of th* petitioner ticket, democratic, 133, republican 91. pro­ We give the pinmlities for state tickets: may not be granted. And It to further ordered, tost said pttltkmer rive notice tn tbe per­ hibition 10. Towli Rep. Dem sons interested in *«ld estate, at the pen­ CARTLKTPK. Assyria............ dency of said petition, and toe hearing The republicans of Castleton do not Baltimore.... thereof by causing a copy of this order to be ptibiisl.ed in the Huttings Uaskku a seem to have a very happy faculty of get­ Barry.............. newspaper printed and circulated in uid Conn ting together on spring elections. The Carlton............ ly of Barry once tn carb week far three sueceMive democrats elected Henry Roe supervisor Castleton.... weeks previous to said day of hearing. CUAUtJOI W. AUMSIKOSU. by 17, their treasurer, highway cumml*- Hastings tw'p Judge of Probate. •tuuer and justice, |he balance republican Hastings City (A true ropy.) by good majorities* State ticket, republi­ can 285. democratic 233. prohibition 89. HASTtXGS tOWXMHF. Entire democratic town ticket headed by John A. Baohellor elected by majorities ranging from 24 to 46. The republicans made a plucky fight against heavy odds, but couldn't wm. Democratic state ticket gets 2$ majority. 4R»PK. Hope elects the entire democratic or union ticket by majorities ranging from 10 to 36. George Keploglc supervisor. Here again tbe republicans meet tbe enemy bravely, but tb« enemy took them into eamp. Democratic slate ticket 12 major­ ityHIVING. Well this Is better. Tbe entire republi­ can township ticket elected by pluralities ranging from 25 to 85. Enoch Andrus for supervisor getting the 65. Three tickets In the field, republican, democratic aud Patrons of Industry. Majority for repub­ lican state ticket 4. JOHNSTOWN. ,-Ed. Nyc comes up smiling for supervisor wUh :2) majority, and balance of the re­ publican town ticket elected by from 25 to 40. On state ticket the vote was republi­ can 1S9. democratic 53. Industrial 13. MAPLE GROVEIt isn’t republican: but the republican down there feel belter than they did last fall. The entire -Fanners Union.” alias democratic. ticket headed by Orson Swift aupervteor elected by majorities of from 8 to 37. State ticket, republican. 111. democratic SO, prohibition 36, indus­ trial's. BUT LAND. Here the republicans were -in ifowiug •jo the fact that several democrats thought •it w«f about proper to let a certain well known democratic politician understand •tbai Butland was not rattling around in ib Teat pocket, but was an independent township. the property of no man and do •clique. Afton D. .Smith, republican, de­ fatted John Dawson. Patron, by 26. The repuWieau clerk rwslv.d 27. Balance of ticket P. of L by average majority ot 15. State fteket Mintgocncry 98. Champlin.W. republican regents 97. democratic 93. THORN A PPL. I.. It's enough to say that Jim MeKevit’ waa running fur supervisor. Hia majority wmtmlyUe trifle 152. Balance of town tkket exoopt treasurer repnblican. Re- boston Chirac- UU. by'W* "‘“'r/'-jG-y dFKII bRY QOObS STORE, 18 forging MICHIGAN REDEEMED Bepidlicaii Majority is Front 10,0011 to 15,000, RIGHT ahead c»|»ai>- .nd unl“,U’i' d»n <H ‘'ml, Uri Of Which Barry County Gives Over 400. Do you want to buy any furniture: a nice carpet: any­ thing in the line of draperies, rugs or the like,’ this season? LINOLEUM. What is it? It is a floor cover made of cork. Call at my store aixSeSamine it, as it is much superior to carpet or any other floor cover at its.value. We are receiving; the newest and latest designs- also some of the most desirable novelties in all of our lines. Pay the store a visit and be pleased. Yours truly. • ARCHIE McCOY. Holden « Hire THE LIVE WlK»I>I_ANP. Utecta entire republican tewnahip tided except highway commissioner by majorities ranging from 3 to 57. Dennis F. Dem more auperrisor. Good enough for Wood­ land republicans. Krpubllcu state ticket frta !« majority. OBABGEVtr.L*. Tbe repulAaans of Orangeville were ewnfremted by a conflomrratiou of demo­ crat* and Patrons, bat they didn't scare Hatters, Gents’’ Furnishers, Boot ami Shoe Dealers OF* HASTINGS, Are to the front with a new and complete stock of Hats Caps, Boots and Shoes. Overalls, Work Pants, Trunks Valises, and other articles too uumerons to mention and look onr stock over, we will guarantee satisfaction Lowest Prices YOUR TRADE SOLICITED. and and Cal! and « a, OMM, MH „„ •toMU^cnlKbu',.: „ u Uur .tor unw i. . s by < n o s S’ & ___ u" *0d4 to.UH.tlut .rm,...... i!ir tfrtaoak Bnro Ir ,S " r - 'ft-; '"In inti) a [^4^ WHUo«h<mtii.nd L'll.-i : . . IbHBL.Tbutj.. Improteurm Uu. .. Ulll,t , '"'“K ,--------- I” U»»Dk will te •ppreciated after » n Innr ail<J * •pptoi«»l Ht»> and «„„ "?■ a pbc lo nil ‘ SSL*; unusuaiIly lively onr Mtonnth ) tr Dr A C. Frul't, C"!cbr»led Surgeon and PrwW*"* ....i, ' ft. .l~l In.lltuw . . . . pernanrntly .u.rmanotitlv «t,blhliH) established «■><) fclii ' under Ibr law* o) Xb* Chronte and Sexoal PUewr*. Catarrh. Artblna. «d .urw-fixl tr«u.»-»i ;d .11tew. d chrv.dt »'^“r „n| Mil| Wome„ STb“^«rfb!^*!tl.urr<d.i»lnent ^.klan. .nd rurew. to ever, dro.rt- went of medlclnr and surgery. nimirorumt to Lad I- Many ladiaa n,‘. OPWM Ihsl Un­ Mil are taaurabte* hr ®»y!,rw ‘{jrrai­ ment. * hlch H entirely h^txtew’ ’> dIImI you need n«t *O.!*T a •ivtug deaiu. Al. £££* ffilTJonfirteuvat Curable c*^» guar anteed. Pr Froth after year* feclisl the matt llita' l'i.e method ot c2?,.,f ' ’tftl drain In Cnne. Nj-: ?rnal I «ee«. w ,C1 Putting Out Specialties All tbe time. « Our spcelaltir- fir the pr.^t Bi!iu your Choice of sev^ij-nie 'Lht Ladies Newmarkets tulri trealrnl ’•» t*»e reernt *«“» »«l«uUfic That have born t<n!ng for j^oo r*# uwlbods «hMi »» vast ho*p«>U.expertattre Has proved war h» c^Sdeno*. We desire ■© bet­ 88.53. IM- 00 and ThreerlUai b ter uroot el «vcr<M thtai tbe testtuKiuials <»u Ale put out and sold mj »t th- UtslIUrts "f rternmnds tor4pl»*s c*ws» ttmt $5.00, Your Choice. ccntenip1 ding nutriage. “**re <4 Pbytteal Juw tblul- .,r It hr™ nut went, waaknew. teas « ptoereahve f-iw-r*. I ntpotency 17 Power’. wbl?b ran I- quickly «•' «»• or any <>t tor dbqaaliflcaUon. speedily restored. and xthy late tu ae- ail tin- many banal*, sLlted be Idioev. into >:». Epllrpav or Fite positively cured by oar new that may lie yours. i> We have ate) pi*^ tamotabey result*, lae* terriote dltordrre aridtigfrom nsl'iou* pr*< u esof yott h. idlgnt- and never.failing Hospital treatment. on tbe Bargain Cmijitrr 35 heavy Ing the most radkmt li ipe«. •mfln.nc' V*W*®J|* Kidney anti Bladder DIbmmm. Bright's Mudr. society, ot inrrrtag-. annually saeeph* Disease. Dtaunoa aud kindred maladies treala*1 toMJuntmclr gta'e tl.ouia’.* • of ywmg men of brilliant. Iniellwt. Thati wll In- cl«»id ••ul Pile*, »‘l*tnlM. Fmure, Poteft Cured ouhoM I.pll.-jwy poatttvdy cured be tmin. knife or cautery . Ngdcrentwn Irom ™»i* ever falltag Hcwpltal treatment. “ni. lb. I H,..- E£h t-*~» 32* or bring an •ur.oesf tbeir unre. whir *i u 111 rerelrc * careful rhriMe.d and microscopical examGood value fur Sjluo these are oalyifrv inatlou' WONDERI’I L Ct'BE* twrfrefrd in old cases which hare hern nesieetrd "r unskillful!? of tbe attractive b.irK-rthat are tQ be treated. No rxM>rimet <»t te»h>re« Parties trestod tor mallexpress, but where possible. found. iM-rsonai consmtatkm i» jireterrvd- .CtunMe eaws g.teraoteed. tnr~i a* .! .-.irrrsiwn: i.-ttre rvudidrntm.. Tr«*lll>e«>! •■Hl! Best shirting cnn.be had Dr9ud Jackets for Ladies For $2.25 I=S W 5?“?sl;f5r 3?“"’ " ■0O 1 =35 11 cents. Bargains in Dress Goods, Ging. hams, Cottons, Usderwear, Hosierr, Gloves. Marr & Duff, In front oUFarmers Sheds. BATTLE CREEK. S£ ►3 Cadwallader’s AGENCY' COLUMN. Spring Styles OFFICE WITH HOLBBOOK, 0VZ1 MOBRILL S STORE. HASTINGS. Remember that rhL eeltnun contain' bal a very aural! part of the projierty 1 brr for sale or exchange. I have improvtxi and * .rant dly tote i* sale and exchange in |!l parts of the rillFanning land? for salr and efchaap la all parte of the county I have some eboiecW*rand Rapiito prop* erty for sale at a bargain. Of Dress Goods, of best patterns and styles, it has been our desire to select, and we have v SPECIAL! Jefferson street two houses’and w.made such selections as we know will please. at On bargain.', and on euy terms. Our first invoices are arriving, and we are already showing some T aking Novelties In Dress Goods. We invite the ladies of Hastings to examine them. Our stock of Dry' Goods is complete in each sell t™g”^nd "C makin^ ,hat Near furniture factory.—o0*‘ 105 bouse well finish^! Si.000: 8500 dovt baL on time at 7 per cent. And one house and lot one block ma factory. 8800: 8300 down. i*L al ’ F* cent. Cheap. Near fdt boot factory—IK W» «« splendid houw. with furnace, small mra. Can be bought at a bargain and <* Several splendid bargains in tl* W ware! and other part* of the city. Brick barn for sale at a bargain, no w ner opposite Ford’s hotel. M ft. front by 140 ft. deep.well »«*«« Seneca Falls. N, Y.. has on tb»* land 1|W store three sturie'. also .1 writing UooseiM good bam. Cato be bought at a oc will exchange for lla*tmg» or GraM BapMs property . The eiV of benera MJ has a population of 7.000 and upwarus-o largest town in Serena CU , 4O-acre farm in Irving, all imprort*.» good. Can be bought at a lmrato os terms. , m M «m« toetlon.: ... iui» « “* .CTW, mile «»x«lSliexWin. M boxue. 'tie ot to ebespesX Barn' Co., will take l«x’ HW l'r",'TL, 1, am, sear -It). kohI '"■“'•“."i nit and elalern, 1W fruit tle» ' <rape«: Jrf.100. cheap. <!»•* “• “ Gm arm ta Woodlaml i. "Chur " smaller farm and dlffi renr*’196 acros in Hope XM dmj farm, win «:t for MSOO"*1 "several so acre pared’ '•>’ >*“I* JJJ Call in and see the stock of Millinery Goods (tato narxxi 'torn Sl.w some will take part eitj property w rhioTcre farm for sale in Ot*ep Price S1.8M- Will trade for ,n ** ■eeUoxx aud pay dlfemiru Al» 180 acres hl *801" «• 180 acre. H K«m«' aril soil, atone toil*' » X""’”' '“™ Veil reel, tool limin' and «•’“> bom*, etc. well wateml ». BX from one and 8 mllw '™“ “SJ* a town, so rod. trmu .i-hnwu .took (arm. Will «H « •J’Xia W acre. In part l» ta Union itarltir 11 It lanta ——. of Kainai. <>nw« ■ " Twaa. etc. "J ot thrmlns. tato"1 S"L ,i( pr nnator in price Irpai Si w nSJSfhdowu.te"."*’’^!* pa. Frequent erenmlon ratrt p Cail and r* elreula™. � https://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/418/HastingsBanner_1891-04-16.pdf cd7faa99322ebffce6e398acf332a64e PDF Text Text Largest Circulation of any paper in the County. Hastings Banner VOL. XXXV. NO. 50 Hastings, mich., april le, 1891 Hastings Banner. Published Thun>day» by Hudson’s n cm co., msors. Grand Rapids, Mich. COOK ZBJEiOS., . —— * HUDSON We have 9 branch stores located at De­ troit Cleve­ land. St. Paul, St. Louis, Buf. falo, Toledo, Sandusky. Toledo, Nor­ walk. is the LARGEST ;REWL CLOTHIER; The Tower Nothing Co. c irry the largbtEnplr UJ. nf e sf. oWvix c othing, furn ishings and ats in Mich. p in the WORLD. The Tower buys for ten stores and are; thus en­ abled to undersell every store in Michigan. f I Men's Suit# for .every day, $3.50, 5, 6, 7, 8.10. Men's Suits for dress’audJSundays, $12, 15, 18, ‘Jfl. (jOur best suits surpass the ordinary merchantlaiK or - work in makelat about half the money. Railroad fare and all expenses saved by patronir.u ' HUDSON’S GRAND RAPIDS. men. COUNTY NEWS. Monroe, Pearl and Canal sts. OUR COUNTY. BlovraphlcaL It fa recorded by the late Josh BUilngs that self made men are apt to be very proud of the job. And very often the pride In hfa success by a man of that character detracts from the pleasure of his friends over his good fortune. There lives a man ut Hickory Corners who Las made a Uattejdng success In hfa buslncas, and he never says a word about it. He keeps right on sawing wood, doing businessdiut not for hfa health, and when It comes the time to cast hfa ballot he takes ••Jefferson­ ian principles” and democracy in hfa'n. . You find him always on hand ready to do business. He doesn’t want the earth nor insist on having It fenced In. He aims to do a conservative business and at a rea­ sonable profit. And he's right on deck to । do all that kind of business there fa In sight He allows no green grass to grow up in bis tracks. He appreciates that article nil right enough In Its place, but It has no place in his business. In other words he's a business hustler, but doesn't care to do business for fun. Oi|e of the cardinal tenets of hl# business career fa to de just as he agrees, and hfa nbte Is re­ deemed in the com of the realm °no better and no quicker than his word. He’s square and true in every business deni, and in every walk of life he sefekis to walk uprightly, and has no reason to bqasharned to look frvery man in tbe face. He expect* peoph^wbodo business with him to do in the same way. and if they don't, he’ll see ’em al>out it, and before he gets through, the [ chances are strong tliat they will! A. A. Aldncli was born in , Macomb county. Mich.. August 18th. 1M«. He took the customary -course in the schools ।of hfa early days. Including the aecessary I ••thrashings" for a lx»y who had] an idea ' tliat the school room afforded uuiKunl o»porlunitles for tbe display of original mis­ chief in a mischievous Imy. Buti he was no kicker even in the vcnly days of youth. He took hfa medicine and smiled, and Illus­ trated the truth that u mlschicions boy “can smile and smile" and oe mischievous still. He was full of energy and had an eye to the profitable end of business trans­ actions very early in life. He gr.'w up to manhood, and when 22, thought it was not good for a man to attempt to rustlq through life alone. He married Miss Francis E. Williams December soth 1868. A year from that time he was In Barry towmibip. and soon was the proprietor of a hardware store al Hickory Comers. Many might think it strange that as shrewd and active a business man as lie should set up in the hardware trade in a little inland tofrn. miles away from the nulroad. But our subject wasn’t blind nor asleep when he undertook tbe Job. With pluck and energy and keen judgement backed by a little cash and plenty of hard days’ work In him, hl started a business career that has been a success from the send-off. He soon add­ ed farm machinery, wagons, buggies, etc. to hfa stock, and the name of A. A. .Aldrich wasn’t long In getting known over' .Le southern half of Barry, and the north­ ern portions of Calhoun and Kalamazoo counties, as a dealer in these articles and n hustler for trade. None can envy him hfa success. I*ecause It is tbe result of Jiia own ability and energy, bls stroug personniity and strict integrity. To hfa other Interests he has of late years added an Interest in a successful furniture business at Hickory Corners. Mr. Aldrich fa a pleasant gentleman to meet, always courteous, genial and affable. The cares of a lafge and successful busi­ ness have never been allowed to callous the genlalzkindly nature within. In hfa home aud with hfa friends Be fa ever the same genial, whole-souled man. And toward all. hfa bearing fathat of an honest. Upright. 100 cents-on-tbe-dollar gentleman. He Is popular because he deserve* tn be. CARPETS C and CURTAINS. CARPETS and CURTAINS. 0 0 o LU UJ CARPETS and CURTAINS. CARPETS and CURTAINS. & a Freeport. W. II. Downs was in town one day- last week. Mr. Evans, of Grand Rapids, was in tbe village one day lost week. Sugar maker* say there is mom sand In the sugar thfa year, than there has been in a good while.’ S. E. Albright was In Grand Rapids Thursday on business. Mrs. S. Albright returned from Sher­ man Thursday. Ella llelgler is working for H. Ludlow's family. Tbe L. A. S. met in Union Hail Friday. IL Parks is building an addition to his home. Mr. Sperry has purchased IL Wolcott’s village property. • V. Dipp was at Cloverdale Thursday evening. Mrs. Brainard Is very ill with neuralgia of the stomach; Mrs. Freeman started for Ohio Tliurtr day. to vfait her sister. Lizzie Clemens went to Saranac Friday to visit her brother. H. Ludlow was In the valley city Friday and Saturday. Thursday evening thr young people sur­ prised Nettle Bunn. After partaking of wannsugar, they indulged in dancing un­ til a late hour. They left a beautiful plush album as a token of their esteem. Mrs. W. S. Roush fa sick with grip. Isaac Roush moved hfa family to Grand Rapids last Monday. Mr. Yurdan intends to move into his house. ‘ We noticed one P. 1.- quarreling with another because he was not elected. Didn’t see any republicans quarreling. A gentleman was In tbe village Saturday In the interest of the Lansing Building and Loan association. . Wm. Watts. of Bowne Center, was in the village Saturday. Frank Roush was In Hastings Saturday evening. B. Gwlcher was In Hastings one day last week. II. Culler and family spent the Sabbath with A. Curtis and family. Tbe exercfacs at the Congregational church Sunday night were varied with a recitation by Miss Myrtle Riegler. * F. Engle i> making a trip to Burr Oak. then look sharp for a pair of licenses. A. C. Wait made n busltfeas tri p to Cedar Creek this week. Mrs. L. Hager Is on the sick list. Jesse Chase is sick. Dr. Benson attend­ ing. Mr. Storms, of Prairieville, was on our streets buying tuaple sugar last week. Grandma Cqnfa was taken with a bard chill, and fa now tepidly falling. Mr. Bachellor, Hostings Township asses­ sor, when at Mr. Wood’s was taken with paralysis. James Crawley was on our streets look­ ing after Mr. Bachellor in hfa sickness. These warm showers make wheat and grass look up. Dr. Barber, of your city, was called to counsel In regard to Grandma Coate, she being some better at thfa writing. A. C. Wait goes to Kalamazoo. Jas. Gallop, of Osceola, formerly of ( Cedar Creek, is on our street f Wm. Smith has plenty of grip. Pretty near al! having It. WHOLE NO. 4871. afflicted. He was always true to the dic­ tates of his conscience and was unwaver­ ing in support of that which be believed to be right. The funeral took place Tues­ day under the auspices of J. B. Sackett post of Prairieville, assisted by the Battlq Creek G. A. R. post. The remains were taken to Battle Creek for burial. He leaves a widow and four children to mourn bls loss. . A. C. Towne reached the ripe old age of 73 years hwt week.! Everybody nt the station smoked nice cigars and the school children ate luscious oranges in honor of the event. Oultnby. This looks like spring. Mrs. Geo. Scott fa slowly improving. There will be a box. state anil rapitol social at Mrs. Crusoe’s this week Fridayevening. The society at Mrs. Fancher's last Thursday was well attended in spite of the rain. Mr. and Mrs. Bachullor visited Hastings friends last Friday. Mrs. Ory Chaffee and Blaueh Bachellor attended n surprise party at A. Luther’s In Yankee Springs last Friday evening. Scott McIntosh has sold his farm. Ten new member at the Alliance lut week. The next aid society will be entertained by Mrs. Ory Chaffee, April 80. The measles continue to visit the differ­ ent famines it> this locality. John Bylin has been quite sick but Is now improving, Wm. Ashby's youngest boy, Samuel, Is very sick, lung trouble having been added to the measles. Howard Mosher has been suffering ex­ tremely from on attack of rheumatism but Is much better. Arthur Gcsler is ussfatlng In the* store mid station during Mr. Mosher's Illness. Alex Barnes has relumed from the north woods after a six months’ abaencc. Last week’s Banner made a misstate­ ment In regard to the vote on the state ticket in Hope. There was two majority for the republicans instead of twelve for the democrats. Mine host of the Cloverdale house lias built a sidewalk from the hotel to the railroad track. . Elder Nyce has been returned by con­ ference to this work for the ensuing year. Any young couple desiring to contract a matrimonial alliance can now patronize the Elder as he Is now fully ordained. The people here are well pleased with .........Ids return. Dri.ued Letter. Mr. Henry, of Pennsylvania, was the guest of J. K. Smith and George Bell last Sunday. Mr. Keinrrling and wife visited friends in Baltimore last Sunday. Mrs. Ell Evans Is on the sick Hat Vera Wilber, of Assyria, visited Mabel Quick several days last week. Orin Dally and w ife and Mrs. Hicks, of Pennfleld, ate wamf sugar at F. J. Quick’s last Sunday. Charles Granger and Apty Tupper were married last Tuesday evening at Nashville by Rev. Stewart. May they live long and lie happy. The Doud school commenced Monday with Klnnic Merritt teacher. Cora Hazle who has been visiting her folks In this vicinity, has returned to Kal­ amazoo. Mr. Manning and Gertrude Morey were married at Rev. L. C, Dealer's last Wed­ nesday eve. Henry Kohlor Is building a new barn. William Campbell and D. Pierce are working for D. F. Newton. 1 agree with tbe South Carlton scribe concerning people finding fault about what fa printed in the Bannek and 1 beg of you. all that find fanlL u xt time you feel provoked over It take last week’s Banxbb and read what South Carlton scribe says. Sawdust is wholly desereted by all ex­ cept Rufus. that of a funeral. Purely a question of economy, see! • We are stMI looking for n furniture stare, clothing store, bank, dressmaker and milliner. Any or all of which would do well to locate liere. Mr. Francfa, of Nashville, was.in town Monday In company with two .strangers looking up locations for ivaporattog plants. TIm* agent for the Detroit Real Estate and Investment Co. 1a in town offering great inducements for the people who have a surplus of currency. If one half the plans for improvement now talked of are* executed our present modest village will «M>n assume metropolitnn aim in dead earnest and those who .have predicted our early and untimely de­ mise will be led to sec how easy it is for even “old heads” to err In Judgment Ada Williams, who has been visiting friends out of town for the past week, re­ lumed Monday. Spring term of school will commence Monday, the 20th. We venture to state that there fa notan unincorporated town In the state whose citizens are more liberal In building side­ walks and making other public improve­ ments than Delton’s. It Is the right spirit to make our village one of the neatest In the country. Mrs. Geo. Norwood Is convalescing very slowly and we soon hope to see her on the streets again. . . Mrs. Duck Norwood Is on. the sick list but under Dr. Scribner’s treatment Is fast improving. Dr. Edwards is out of town for a week. I rowbneu. .u .11 on >b. omlde. 1 iS?, 1 Johnstown. Ixits of rain last week. Farmers have tlmlr clover seed nearly sown. The drama held at the Johnstown Grange hall was well attended fast Friday evening. They will be at Dowling Tues­ day evening, April 7th. • * in reply to opr correspondent’s item last week In n-gard to tbe dauce held at Brdbse’s hall, we hojx- that he has more re­ spect for the Banlidd gentlemen and fadics than what be gave them credit for. Dan Keyes fa muring i>ack on hfa farm from the Center. ' Geo. Meacham’s father from Ohio is vis­ iting him. Frank Yredlnglnirg, of South Dakota, visited his sister, Mrs. Wm. Campbell, last Dance at Walter Cooley's Friday ’night of hist week. Sir were taken into the M. P. church last Sunday in full connection. Edna Russell spent vacation with rela­ tives at Battle Creek. John Tompkins and Virk Hartoro were at Barryvllle last week Wednesday. Dr. Powers will move this week Into his new residence. Ensie Law is staying nt Henry Taskeria ‘this spring. Delayed Letter. C. Young, of Allegan, was here Mon­ day. J. V. Cooper, of Marshall, was in town a couple of days last week. Mrs. Cynthia Perry, of Pennfldd, was the guest of Calvin Smith and wife last week. Mary E. Wilcox was at Hastings this week spending her vacation. Tbe remains of John Young, of . Battle Creek, a father of Alfred and Allie Younjf and Mrs. Chas. Abbey, was brought here for inlermerft Monday. April 6. The funeral was held at the M. I’, church. A large crowd gathered at the M. P. church Tuesday night to hear President Dodds talk to the G. A. IL The church was decorated with flags. The G. A. R. marched in a body to tbe church from tbe hall. Thomas Tasker, Henry and John Tasker with tlieir families attended the golden wedding of John Hare and wife, of Belle­ vue, Wednesday. Middleville Mrs. II. E. Hendrick and daughter Hazle visited relatives in Peach Belt last Shullx. Clement Smith gaVe n very Intercetlng Fred Cassidy visited at H. Merritt's lut lecture in the Methodfat church last Sun­ day evening. Sunday. Orley Granger commences teaching on Minnie Keech, from your city, visited the county line next Monday. her aunt, Mrs. Mary Shultz, tbfa week. F. A. Bacon will again ^superintend our Nellie Acker Is staying with her grand­ school for the coming year. mother, Mrs. J. Shultz, at present. Alfred Davis and Mattle Sherman were Minnie Bodendoff, of your city. spent HanQeld. , united In marriage on the 9th by Elder The Star dramatic troop, of Johnstown, Sunday with her parents. Moore; also on tlie same evening William played at Bedford last Friday night with Carlton Center. i Knickerbocker and Nellie Sherman were great success and was apprcciatcdAy a । Jay Carpenter and family spent Sunday made one by the same. full bouse. . in North Carlton the guests of G. Calm, Guy Putnam is attending school at ValThompson, of Hillsdale, bought a car­ who fa sick. parlso. Ind. load of cattle around here last week, and Mrs. Marietta Carpenter, of South street, George Cridler fa learning the carpen­ shipped them last Saturday to Buffalo. ♦failed at John Carpenter’s n»sl Thursday. ter's trade. E. Moore sold a very nice horse fast Lloyd Allerding burled their youngest Tlie warm sugar spcial held by the la­ week to parties in Battle Creek. son last Thursday. He died with la grippe dies of the Dorcas society Friday evening Wheat fa still moving around here to last Wednesday. Rev. J. G. Wlney. of was a very enjoyable affair. Tbe ladles Bedford and Battle Creek. Campbell, conducted the services. , know how to entertain a ‘company in a It fa rumored that parlies from abroad L. B. Carpenter fa able to get around a churmlug manner. hove been Iiere looking nt tbe ground east little after being confined to the bouse five Letta Gam. of Carlton, fa the guest of of the blacksmith shop for a site to erect weeks with the grip. Middleville friends this week. an apple drier tbfa coming season. Jay Carltenter and wife and Mrs. Hos­ Samuel Armstrong, a well kuown citi­ At thfa writing. Rev. Wallace’s wife fa mer were tn your city Saturday. zen of this village, died last Saturday. on the sick list. Fai.nie Carpenter spent Sunday rlth Mrs. Matthew Johnson quietly passed • John Prine’s wife fa also on the sick list. Vina Vester. away Monday morning. She was a highly^ Frank Duty and Ervo Bruuny did not O. Lydy and wife spent Sunday at R. esteemed lady and leaves a husband and have tbe sand and courage to qualify as Vester's. two children, besides a large circle of the other two conjrtabh-s did after the Jobn Lydy and wife were teen on our friends to mourn her loas. Tbe Methodist hard working of the people to elect Wieuj. streets Sunday. church loses one of Its most active and . Fred Reimer. Jr., is having thelagrlppe. Fishing fa the order of tbe day. willing workers by her death. There will be quarterly meeting at the Mr. Pressy, of Canadaigna, N. Y., Is tbe church Saturday aud Sunday. Mlloa. guest of his nephew. H. E. Hendrick, thhi Who Mid Delton wanted the polling Mrs. Ella Dickinson, of Grand RapWs, Cortez P. Pendlll died very suddenly at place changed? ticket Dr. Scribner is now located at the hotel is visiting friends and relatives In this According to tbe pioneer sketch In the h^i home near Milo Satniday afternoon \__ last Woodland News, 89 cltlzhns of that about one o’clock, with typhoid pneumo­ and announces himself ready to attend to plane. Mrs. Hawkins and son Lee have moved township were killed while In the service nia, in the 66th year of hfa age. He was the calls of any and all who are In need of to Charlotte. of their country in the war of the rebellion. taken with a severe chill the day before, medical aid. There is no doubt but tbe Dr. Taylor’s little boy 1s very side at thia The first to enlist as volunteers and soon took tbe form of pneumonia. Mr. gentleman fa thoroughly qualified and we from that township were IJougia.81:. Pendlll was born In New York In 1833, trust that our people will at least give him writing with diphtheria. Cooper. R. W. Shrfoer (now of Charlotte) ■nd received tbe usual district school edu­ a fair trial. Orxngovtlle Estes Rork visited Hostings Monday. an<l Stephen Staffer*. The first Wood­ cation and by economy and perseverance John Valentine expects to commence to Rain, beautiful rain.—“Sbakeapere." land boy whose life was sacrificed in de­ Mi red enough money to enable ulm to fin­ rebuild his bouse thfa spring. Tbe appearance of so many light suits fense of hfa country’s liberty was Almon ish bfa education at Albion college in this Ben Wing, of Allegan, spent Sunday Grtely. *t Fair Oaks battle. The fart two state. He went south and taught school, on our streets fa only a bluff—it's April with bls parents here. from that township who were killed were but when die war broke out he renmlmd stilL Court Pendall. an old and respected citi­ ■ Geo. Beattie lias returned from the William Wheeler, ut tbe battle of Farm­ true to hfa flag, and entered the Union ville. Vo., April 7. 180A and Leonard army as sargranl nf Company K. 6lh cav­ zen, died at hfa home in tbe country last north. A. M. Clem and wife entertained friends Mauch, after whom tbe 51 oodfand tt A. alry, and was marie 2nd lieutenant March Sunday after a very brief illness. Mr. R. post fa named, .who was killed March Ifflh- 1868. He was wounded In the Bat­ Pendall’8 demise follows close upon tbe• from Carlton last week. Ettlc Faulk returned home la«t Sator19 18C5. at Bentonville, North Carolina. tle of the Wildemaaa and was made Cap­ nuptials of hfa wedding which took place■. Horace Smoke was the only Woodland tain July 10th. 1864. He resigned on ac­ thfa winter. spring trade. Higley * Fox are closing their stock soldier known to have perished in a count of disability and was honorably dfacharged from service Sept. 16th. 18*4. preparatory to making their exit May Irt. southern prison. M.- — IL — Gwin returned . home Monday Though a man of rough exterior, yet hfa . — , Tuesday of last week the roof of french ’ «fc Son's cooper shop caught fire. By prompt action tbe building was saved and a severe loss to Middleville averted. For had the fire got under good headway. It is more than probable that our sister village would have suffered a severe loss. There fa talk of a stock company buying and operating the Middleville elevator. W. H. Severance has pui-Jhased Dr. S. C. Rlch’a interest in Um drug store at Mid­ dleville, and will condect the business alone hereafter, while Dr. Rich will give exclusive attention to his practice. Mr. E. Leslie, of Yankee Springs, was thrown from hfa buggv the other day, fracturing hfa arm and, otherwise injuring him quite severely. -Win. Moore fa noted as a man of great Strength. Utting and carrying heavy loads with perfect rase. One day last week ho went to the handle factory and carried to his store what be supposed was a barrel of shavings, but when the contents were ex­ amined they were found to be about half brick.—Freeport Herald. The voters of Woodland decided Dy a vote of 224 to 85 that they did not want to pay highway tax in cash. One Woodland citizen tried to vote a bunch of Montgomery slips for tbe state 0 so as not to give my Ideas a negative meaning as last week. S. S. Fisk fa at home once more. A mare belonging to J. Brlnstool gave birth to twins the other night,' both dying. An unusual amount of suine-ffabing fa being indulgefl In at Fine lake this spring, it wllFbe pretty dry fishing here In the lake soon if the wholesale slaughter goes on. We arc glad to learn that there has been some talk of faring a fruit evaporator lo­ cated nt Banfield. This won hl certainly be a good location for one. It could gel ail the apples needed. School began In district No, 8 on Mon­ day last. Teacher boards nt S. E. Gas­ kill's. Wm. Fisk’s hired man injured hfa hand and is laid up for repairs. Charles McKenzie and Arthur Edmunds called on South Water street on Sunday last, Johnstown republicans are smiling right and left on account of the election results. R. C. Pick worth tried to keep from hav­ ing the grip last week. , The best Advertis­ ingmedium tn Bar­ ry County. '■I It! �■ Dr- FOOD FOB FLAMES. CLAIMED BY DEATH. Seven BuiWinjs at Chicago Re­ duced to Debris, SAX Diego. Cat. April l«.-ExGorern or Waterman died at 7:» Sunday eyenlns of pneumonia after a brief Illness.* R. W. Waterman was born lu Fairfield, Herkimer county. N. ¥.. in m«When very young BOTH 8IDE80F A STREET IS FL AMEa more, Uli-, with his parenta, where HAMBURG BOAST TEA F8R CjCGHS the Museum. Chicago, April 18.—Ou« of th* fleromt and most disastrous Area the Chicago de­ AHO COi-DC Retief of Consumptive Patients. Tuaoc»Ci.vE > - s.-verna W ' THE CHARLES A. VOGELER (Jo.. Bittirrsrs. K& on tbe first d»y of September. A. D. 1M8, uX M WV.rottsnrf Jerome E Wolcott Btortiagrtl to Addison r. • ’«*. all that certain j.leee Srjuvrert of land situate In the township ofMaplettwre.C-mmty of Barry and fitaistff Miehb tun dreerlbcd a* follow* to-wlt: Tbe south Em of tbe north half «d the northwest ‘inarter of section twenly (W) town two « north of range seven (D west, containing forty (40 acres ^todd'martgak'e was on the st-.teen th <!av of tbemtirtcrof dwds fur the County of Barry and State of Michigan, ia fiber » of mortgage* °^(^Inwrtx«e wa* o* the twenty -eighth day of December. A. D. tM*. duly nsstpiwl by the said Addison I’- Cook, to tbe A. P. Cook Co.. Sled w hich saI'I assignment was on the fifth uf Februar/. A. D- IWl. duly recorded In rertrter’s office. In liber 3* of mortgage*, on PoJhu’<- n*ret4d*y of September. A. D. 1SSH. there became doe and parable by the tom* or s*ld mortrure the sum at forty-five aud S0-i<n dollars iiiVM',. of interest an»l the same has remained unpaid at'd in arreare torthe space of a..,. there became due and pavanlean inviallmrat of Interest of lertv five a.-ui ,v> K» d-itari 18i3..v>). sod 1be same Xas remained unpaid and In mrear* for tbe space of more than thirty day*. On the Unit day oFSeptember. A. D. IKB. there bemme due an iurtallawnt of interest a<*ecrdlnr to the term* of *»ld mortrmre. of forty­ fire and shoo dollars ite'-S*]. nhlrb raid lart lnsta!lm-«t ha* remained due and m arrears for more than thirty days, Now. therefore, by reason of raid default, and byteirtue of a condition of raid mortgage, the raid assignee <4 raid mortgage has elect rd and does herrt>y elect to deriare. and doe* hereby deelaic tbe whole amount secured tn raid nmrt tare, both interest and prtnclpal. dne and pay­ able al once. Then- is therefore claimed to be now due and unpaid on s*!d mortg»«e the sum n! eight tamdred, thirty eight ■ndS&IW doll.-u* ranuel al principal and interest, and the further saw of wren and 53-100 dollars for tares paid bC the mortgagee on raid premi­ se*. with interest thereon. aeeoaUng to the terms of raid mortgage at ten per seur. from the Sth day << January.A- O. is*i. and no proceed­ ings allaw or in equity have been Instituted to Nrrtire Is therefore hereby riven that by vir­ tue of thcTMjwvr of sale In such mortrage contai tied, and the statute In such case mwe and nacMsary’. will be sold at public vendue to the blcbrat bidder, at the north front, dour of the court bouse tn the city of Hasttnc*. Barry Coun­ ty, Michigan, lhat being the place of btridin* the elreultcourt for raid county, ou the ninth day ot May. A. l>. WM. at ten o'clock in tbe fore­ noon of said day. to satisfy the amount then dne on said mortgage together with all leva) costa, including an attorney fe* as provided by law. Dated, Febraaryrh’»y , The A. F. C*m>x Co. taMrrxv. AMigueeot Mortgagee. SirART. Knavi-kx & WKAVKR. Attorney* for Asaiguec. - CHANCERY SALK. In puroance at and by virtue ot an order and decree ot the circuit court for the County of Barry hi ehaarery, in th* Mate of Michigan, —a- ---i — tKjay of June A. D. n pending wherein eutnpta'.naxts aud ________________ ____ trwr and Esther Rrerare defendant*. Notice 1* hereby riven that I shall sell at xratlcauction to the iilghest bidder, on Satur■ ^.... « lk -torn, ... ,AM .,‘f.lru'lr ity of Hartings. County nf llehigan. said Court boose Commencing at * point fifty bae and' three fifths'rods east of tbe quarter twenty seven rods. tbenee west twenty eight and ty Eliks rod*. thence north forty rods to the fellows: The ent thirty one and Ing to tbe United State* Hasting*. Mica. March 17th 1801. ALONZO E. KXXASTOX. Circuit Court Commissioner. Harry County. Mich. i'ROBA’IE ORDER. partment has tonght iu many year* swept through West Madison rtreet yesterday afternoon. The big Smythe building, that extends from Union half way to Halstead street, w»s. destroyed, and with It tbe contents of JohnM. Smythe & Cu’s furniture house, the largest retail estab­ lishment in th’e world. All that is left of Rohl & Middleton’s west side dime museum is a heap of bricks and charred timber* On the north side of Mag Ison street, from Union street to the Haymar­ ket theatre block, five buildings wem.de­ stroyed. Three of them tumbled flSwn l>efore the maelstrom of fire, and at one time tbe roof and a portlon of the front of tbe theatre building wu burning w fiercely that everybody thought It would share tbe fate of It* neighbor* A Lus* of About *1.000,000. The firemen managed to save the struc­ ture la a seriously damaged condition. The total lou 1* estimated at something lesu* than |!,000,0(». John M. Smythe and Ca alone will lose nearly IfcO.OOO. an extraordinary feature of the conflagra­ tion wu tbe lack of fntalltit* One man, Alexander Grant, had hi*, legs broken and his skull fractured. A fireman was injured by a flying piece of niortar, and two or three spectators, who got inside the danger Hue, were hurt, bnt none of them soseriouidy that they were unable to go uoma uua-ded, Tbe fire originated in the wugon shed of John M. Smythe & Co., directly iu the rear of the muwum. . Panic at the Iiliuc, Museum. Five hundred persons were in the lower hall of the muse uni when the fiames burst out in t be rear of tlie stage. Some one in tlie audience aaw the smoke creep­ ing out througUtthe scenes and the alarm wa* given. A rush wa« made for the doors and those who sat nearest the stage were panic stricken. Half of the audience wu composed of women and children and they occupied the seats in front. Th* flames caught hold of, the Ught, inflammable scenery, and soon made short work o' it. Smoke filled tbe hall while the people were struggling to get out, and ungues of flame lea[Ksl from oue side of the nar­ row stage to the other. Many of tlie women fainted or were overcome by the smoke, and had to bo carried out. William Alexander, the doorkeeper, was standing at the entrance when those who were in the rcrur o' the house came rushing out. Tbe doors were torn from their hinges by the crowd* that surged against them. The doorkcejwr sprang inside the entrance and kept tbe people from tramping ou each, other in their eagerness to escape. In lea* than sixty seconds the ball waa emptied, but the audience got out none too soon, for tbe fi.Mues had already taken hold of the chairs in front. By this time Smythe & Co.'* big build Ing clear dowu to Union street was abiaxe. Tbe flame* mu through tbe in­ flammable stock like a whirlwitd. burst­ ing through the roof and front windows, and leaping clear across tbe street until they touched tbe buildings there. Tbe northwest corner of Madison aud Union streets, occupied by Alfred Peats as a wall paper bouse, was the next to catch fire. Tbe three story structure next door, tbe lower floor of which was occupied by Barr Bro*, as a bat store, was slowly crambling under the influence of the beat. The other buildings, including tbe com­ paratively new one of six stories, which the east line uf the Haymarket, ware on fire. Men and woman were tumbling through tbeir open doors and running for their lives Some of them barely escaped. Nearly X,<-«W person* were assembled in the Haymarket theatre waiting for the last act of tbe performance, but they were dismissed at once through tbe alley way leading to Union street, in good, order and without the slightest evidence of a panic. All the streets approaching tbe fire were filled with people, and so dense did tbe crowds get that they became nearly un­ manageable, and it required a third of the entire police force to keep those who Were nearest the building from rushing headlong into places where their live* would not have been worth a moment'* purchase. Every engine that could be placed within 000 feet of the fire was called out and put at work. Pipemeu were dhlribuuxl all over tbe neighbor­ hood In the alley* aud rtreet, on house tops, and even in threatened buildings, where they were held in readiness to fight the fire tbe moment It appeared. On reading and filing the petition, duly rert- Freeh relays g! uieu were rant down the it is ordered, that Thunder, the which rocked and tottered above tbeir heads, they poured water into the burning buildings in torrent* They stayed there until Inspector Shay ordered them to ro- tn-j»wiii front went down with a terrific roar, when the interior of the building <Mt**4 Mbam toppled ov*r lute tbe stew landing in an immeas* hasp upon tea very spot from which tbs firemen bad so recantlv retreated. “ build- . The fire than got into Hannah & Hogg1* handsome saloon, which occupied the store on the west extremity of th* Hay­ market building, and destroyed the whole tDMrior before it could be checked. Ber- n w wsnKMAN engaged In mer­ cantile bti»in««. He came to Cali­ fornia in l«» engaged in mining for two year* He returned to UHnofa but came back to California i o 1M8. I1**1*08 *’ San Beruardina In 18W be Republican nomination for J governor and was the only Republi elected. "Washington Bartlett, Demoorat, wa* elected governor, but died »oon al taking office and Waterman filled out th» term, which expired last January. leaves a wife and several children. Al tbe Wtooondn alroUoo lor court JuMItaltaro w-oo pulrlioau wurdldau ronnlnn. P, r,,..f„l candidate, was nou-parttwiu *nd defeatel th* regular Democraticnom- yarns g-®Ourecian was tsrriW) dfod *u ld*cly< ue«iay night. Ex senator Ingalls i’ about to star 600-acre stock ranch ia Atchison county, “““lUi.uudlot tta ,,lll,r” Kauwi tMlsl.tuto to make an appropna Siu"r th. Columbian board of agriculture of that state> bM Md. application tur .proa loaan Ttayexp.ottor.ta> Uta monlr by that national bank note, are wM*1 “ ‘X^rra.nry Wedaewl.y purebraed 47V,(JUO ounce* of *Urer at from 80.979 to Tt* Tti’mpt wm m»d. on tta Monday, but wm Iro.lraud by lb. arrMt otltawould-ta romMta. Th. Jd.rcbanu' National tank ol Stanandonb, Ita. capita •><».“* h“ tburlatd to begin bttUtwM. Gan. Burro. Port- will be U. orator when grouod la broken for tta Naw Xora Grant monument April 3?. Rev. Howard Prim*. D. D, at on* time editor of The New York Obwver, died at hi* homo in New York Tuesday. There i» nothing new from the cob* «gk>n* except that mor* men are applying for work at ths mine* aud oven*. Th* dirappear hi a week? ) Harrison, Usnc in every d«*. You , —L7- the milk B"54- “ I,!' IMmmick. "d a Stare ramp near -^roor®^ «< KwU CmoUua KUEABETK, N. J., April 18.—The Arcade building, the finest, in the city, located ou Main thoroughfare and Broad street, is burning and there ta every indication jn the fire extending. Tbe Arcade cost OOQ Tbe First National bank, pf.toib<*, Third regiment headquarters, Cottju-rw militia fa rtlbl on duty. . tory of Music, district court and a number John M. Browniutiof Ogden, Utah, has of offices aud store* are located in the invented a gnn which will flro »ixte«n building. The tire was coutiuvd to the shota a minute.. ' Arcade building. The low is about 15'AV Berbert, *x-vtate treasurer of Delaware, 000. Tbe fire spread so rapidly that same has rattled with th* statis in full. There of the mail burned and also money iu lb* wa* uo defalcation. . bank that could not bo got into the safe The Argentine government ba* sus­ pended payment* ntthatwo government bank* until June nAt. New York, April 13.—Mr. Brayton Ire* A freight train on the Wisconsin Cen­ is the owner of a very highly prised watch, tral w.»* thrown from the track at Ver­ with an intrinsic value of 8i50. which was non, Wi*. Tlmnulay morning, killing tbe presented to him in 181) by "the member* fireman and fatally Injuring tbe conduc­ of the stock exchange. Wednesday night tor and engineer. it was stolen from the room at tho Union Andrew Carnegie wa* arrrrte-1 Wednes­ League dub. Detective Kemp found it day nn a irneb warrant,' at Pittaburg, for in a Seventh avenue pawn shop. Ames failing to obey a suunnoM to appear in a eeuger boy, Ludd.y Lawson, had pawned land ca*e at Newcastle, Pa. Rearranged it for 180. buddy said that Janies Shortly, the matter and started at one? for New­ a call boy at the Union League, gave him castle. 50 cent* to pawn the watch. Tbe term* of fnnr Democratic governors In northern atat** expire) spth thfa year. Successor* to Hill, of N4w York; Camp­ GliKEXSBURGn. Pa., April 13.—A week bell. of Ohio; Boie*, of loWa. and Abago three children of Dave Carroll be­ came ilL The cause of tbeir illness was i vembor. J. Andrews »upcrinl|eud*nt of th* ‘ a mystery. Doctors were called, but In spite of ail their effort* the children died. MetropoUtau Jnsurauc* company at Pitts-1 An autopsy was made on the laxly of tbe burg. Pa., >* charged with assault <ju a . oldest child, and poison enough to kill typewriter girl lu hfa employ. He slipped five person* was round in tbe rtomnc$. up behind her and- kl>u<ed her. He was Two other children of the family are se­ sent to jail. riously ill, aud it Is thought they will d ie. I Big salarie* to fint-cla** base ball men There is not the slighte-t clew as to who are again in order. Amon will draw 112,* administered the poison. I 000 this year, John Ward get* fT.OW; Mike Kelly, |8,0>.>; Clarkson. ®,000 on a threeyears’ contract, and a cash bo«u« of 13.Wr BVFFALO. N. Y.. April 13.—Prince Re­ Carutheri. 83.000; Bqci Ewing. 86.000; gent, the famous trotting., stallion, died ! Tim Keefe. M.UU0; Brouther*, 84.1W; Richfrom bronchial pneumonia Sal unlay ard»ou, 84. OUt. night at the Village Fann stable* Prine* i The American National lank of Macon, Regent was owned by Charles J. Hamlin, G*. capital &5O.OU0, ha* been authorised tbe noted turfman. .A abort time age to begin bustuea* Senator Stanford, of California, offered ' Four thousand three hundred and Mr. Hamlin 850.1WJ for the stallion, but thirty-two steerage passenger* arrived in it was refuse-!. Prince Regent made a New York Thursday. record of 2:10S» last. ye*r, and was the Tbe Pswsbic mine, at Calumet, Mich., largest winner of purse* In tbe grand cir­ is on tire. Tbe fire is believed to have cuit. been caused by Incendiaries. The trial of Chauncey M. Depew apd the other Indicted directors of the New New York, ApriL-43.— During the part; Haven railway ha* been adjourned for ten forty-eight hour*.-forty penoua died from day* from April A ^rip symptom* Nineteen were male* C. B. Stoughton, a New York pension aud twenty-on* female* Twenty case*: agent, has been fined 8300 for charging a showed marked pneumonia symptom* । The age* ranged from 0 mouth* to 85 j soldier'* widow 81,UU) fur collecting a pension of 82.800 tof her. year* At 5 o'clock Monday morning Dr. J. O. Stanton, a prouiinent.phyafoiin Louis Wilhelm, a cabinet maker, killed himself by jumping from tbe fifth story! of Washington City, died of pneumonia wiudow at 521 First avenue while iu de- ■ Thursday, twenty-four hour* after being llrium caused by an attack of la grippe. ■ taken with the dread diecaae. Fire destroyed tbe Diamond elevator nt Minurapoli* Miun., causing a loss of 840 Lancaster, Pa., April 13.-Early Mon- j O»vfully Insured. day morning In Cedi county, Md., near Bradley’s nitro-glycerine work* at P*. the loincaster county, Pa., Hue, Mr. Gran-' trolla, Oat., were blown up Wednesday ville Richards and his wife were aroused : night, and the remains of three employes ,by the presence of burglars In their room.1 were scattered over Ave acres of ground Mr*. Richards arose and was shot in the ‘ Dave Nicely, who was hanged at Somer­ neck, and on Mr. Richards going Co her j set, Pa.. April 2, far the murder of Her­ rescue be was shot twice in the stomach. | man Umberger, conferred before bls Both are fatally wounded. The murderers death to being present when the murder escaped. Mr. Hi- bards is connected with was committed. , the custom hous in Baltimore. Gen. Rosecrans is rapidly recovering from his recent indisposition. Attorney General Miller who had been AXDALVSIA. Illa, April 18.—While Post­ under the weather for a tew day*, was at master James T. Reed wu* at work in ufa his de»k in the department of justice at office tero masked men entered. R ed tbe national capital Friday. was bound hand and foot, gagged aud William Boies, who killed a police­ tied to the door knob. Letters In the office man at Krntou. >0., on March 3l was were rifled, the cash box containing 823 taken from the jail *t that place Thurs­ aud some stamps was taken and the rob­ day night by * mob and hanged. ber* left. Postmaster Reed was found Tbe inhabitante of the Island of J*, next morning by hi* wife. H* was nearly maica, a dependency of Great Britain, are calling on their government to give them reciprocity with the United State*. Boston, April 13.-HI ram W. Blanch­ John Ernst, who. lived on Wesd Four­ ard, an Abolitionist intimately associated teenth rtreet in Chicago, made an nnsnewith Garrison, Phillips a»d other leader* ceWnl attempt to murder hi* wife, Fri­ of tbe auti-*iavery movement, died Mon­ day. after which he fatally shot hlmwlL Rev. Luther H. Guliok, for nearly forty day morning at hfa home in Wepotwet, aged yeas*. Up to a few days of hi* year* a missionary in foreign laud* died death be waa in active business as n car­ in Springfteld, Mas* . Thureday. He wm penter aud builder and fire insurance the eon of the pioneer missionary to th* Sandwich Islands, Rev. Peter J. Quhct agent. ____________ The first spring cyclone wredeed a Houghtok, Mich., April 18—The Pe- number of building* near Nevada. Mo. Iburoday. . ’ wable mine Umber* are *Uil burning The Cincinnati stock yank, covering furiously and the Franklin mine fa still tan acre*, were burued Friday night, caus­ full of hot smoke. Tbe theory of incen­ ing a Ium Of 840,(XXI * diary origin has been exploded. There is Charlre Shreve, 88 y**n old, committed po immediate probability of the Are ex­ b “ RiD * Lincoln. Ill* hausting itself. The wind 1* favorable 'S edneadsy evening. ’ should the fire come to the furnace. Friday the treasury department mr. C.'ri..ur n..u taU ta« et.btad. fj. uullr. »ud U» ““ tlrnt wm .but through tta bran. Thee. wet. ™l ta.tb. lu Cbtawo J»t ™k .raliwt » I"' 'O" Ptwlotw *'-kTTu! Glenn tad Wltllmn Gibnon ujro klltal Setuwlby by * f*lllo< wall nt dl>- cinnatL . . Tbe Union National bank of New Brighton. FWtn., capital •M.0®, baa been authorised to begin bus!uera. Th* Chicago Uagu. Ims* ball clnb starteil cast from Denver Saturday night to b*gic tb* ba** ball raasou. . The pre*id»nt has appointed Marine D Tackett, uf Greensburg. IwL..as a special agcut to aUot land* to tbe Cheyenne and Arapahoe Indian, in Oklahoma. Cbarle* & Hard wig, a Peoria, III*, mail-carrier, was arrested Saturday as a oonfsraml robber of the mail. Ho ba* opened and destroyed 6,000 letter. Mi«« Xe*i* Carlstadt, a young actre*. who fled from Sweden to thia country bccauie bor father wanted her to marry a wealthy lorer much older than horaelf, is now in a position to either retire from the Mtage or *ct up as a star. The old lover ha* just died and left her F»,00Q. The polico raided the Chinera quarter of Fell rtreet New York, infested with opium fiend*, Sunday night and arrested thlrty-uin* young women and girl* One of them was recognised at tlie station house n married woman.. Tb* falling wall* of the burning Pax­ ton hotrl at Omaha Sunday killed one fireman and severely Injured three other*. W. S. Dooley wax found dead in the rotd near Siojx City. Iowa, Sunday. -‘I* w*. n rich farmer, and Saturday sold a lot uf hug* and got drunk. Mr* Ruth A. McCreedy, a widow, of lensing, Mich., committed suicide Sun­ day Iwcau** Abe WAS jiltel by George Ford, to whom eh* was engaged to be married. William Deary and W. Nelson, young bualnesa men of Pralri* du Chien, Wis^ are supposed to have lieen drowned Sun­ day. They’v«nt duck hunting and tbeir capsized boat wra found, but uo trace of them. Henry Witbeck, the well-known lumber merchant of Chicago, ia dead. He wa* 78 year* of age. William Hodgson, another old resident of Chicago, ha* al»o paracd A constable named Green was attacked by a band of saloonkeepers lu Burlington, la.. Monday, while De was serving a warrant on a liquor seller of that dty. Hi* skull was fractured, and other rari­ ons injuries inflicted. A passenger train wan derailed at Van­ port, Pa., twenty.fiv* mile* from Pitta­ burg. Monday. Four trainmen and a num­ ber of paaaengero are reported injured. Ex-Miui*ter Phelp*' thinks tbe killing of the Mafia asMts’ins at New Orleans justified by the event* that led up to tbe lynching. ‘ Count Lewenhaupt, who married a daughter of ex Secretary Bayard on April 2, died Monday. Attorney General Miller is again con­ fined to hfa home at Washington City by Bluem. There i* a move on foot at San Fran­ cisco to establish a mammoth gun manu­ facturing plant at that city, for the pro­ duction of big guns for the government. In his confession just made public at New Orleans Manuel Polite said that ben of the Mafia, who were chuaen by lot and each of whom received 8200 from the society. Polite was one of those man­ nered. ____________________ BUTTERWORTH ON RECIPROCITY. 7*«n ihe cnam I, ,ure , • PMdMe ran, D,. wlplte u rare u, eS„.t, trial. ’,*“«** »w, , p«w«e 1 ou tr< tlK. on.. । j,., pwo > bi, wUh aurauld Kl.r v„„ ?" i,. moauj tack W, > JMj, u, T-„“d 1,4“n-rta j... .XT'kT?leu1*»llkn, »n needed to kM.p Mild, tentle. (MChlne ,n4 T* ra.ra penuuu >,!!>. s„ ll'» "Old RelUbie.- Tw..„,.’ Mwcwe. 1 nw! Brtdtar Ablxjli, or italutai,. u bta tarn elects •»!»>« I-'. W H will Ule-loo.uw 0[ uumd tbe brrak iu lb, s«. cu>,| 1 “ MoeheruUlol,u,iu,■ * tta timid people ere lMnfc,ul! taking to the woods. ’■nwnly « Unlrenilij tall p|,,,.. pettlnK I*eU- C.mwey to cm: u |h... , .unmet tattle. ««,’to taX Bex. K * Shrout. )»-totl'oitalB^. no churrb. lllu-Mouod. frel II my duly to toll »|ud ... ' T”-, > KtayS Nra Dlrotawy ...... My lungs wen? badly di;.-x*ed > pwriahionera thought I .-ouiTih-, -®1 few weeks. 1 took five faittjfl **lyt I)T. King*-New Diseov.-rj .j:.-: nd tn ! well, gaining 36 lb-, in Arthur Love. Main.:. IkWft’s Funny ’ Fulk..* Cotnblnrtion. w-i -After * thurourh trial anti. . . .1.4 t-vidaef, I am confident Dr. Kin­ DiM-tiToy fur cotwuniption teuiit ali. and cart* wben even-thing el*. fa; ,irc Thv Idndnes-i I can <i<* niy ’uai,-.friend.* fa to .-urge them i< m 'if trial bottlro at W. I| , •tore. Regnlar »fa. . .’mk. ;a;j ji. 8. H. CUffonl. New Va-M-l. Wi< *« troubled with tuuralgii. rl:.-!iaatijj. his stoutacl^was dtamleied, hi. ihn Wl% *ffeete<l to *n Manning dem atwne fell away, and be wa» te.rr.61y nduwd m flreh and strength. Three bottles o? Electric Bitters cun-d him. Edward ShephenI Hairi-bsrr, HL.hM a running ^nre ..n hi- ;. .r »>! dEbt jtgrf standing. Usr-I ttr» - '« •;.- . f Bitters and seven ' HucHej-j Arnica halve, and lu* 1<*-,UW| well. John Spcdter. < iinuta, t». five large ft v8r Rirr* t - ' said be wa* Incurable. (>Ue Iwtui* iutafir Bitte-rs aud on<* e.\ Hurkk-n* A aim Salt* cured bhti entir. GtxKlyear, the ikuxgi-; Tbr best salve in the worW forreh, bruises, sure*, u’n-r*. - • rheto. f»i< surra, tetter, clmpjxsi bunds, cliilbxzs. corns, and all *kln erupHutt*. and pwiHvely cure* pHesor no j-..y required, lifa guaranteed to give perf. । -. sgfafattka. w money refumhil. Pti-y 25 cents per fas. For sale by W. H. Gouuvr*;. the dnizytat. Battle Creek is hungry for .tbe annul encampment w !dch brine* so uuny dollars to its merrbaut.* a-.id hustling thr best it know* bow to get it. • Many pet^e *bo pride tfc<: *ire* octtii; b’ue blood would be far hapt-ler sift p«t blood; but, while we cac no' it:icse osr aactsun. fijrtunateiy. bj tbe uw of Ajcr't S*rs*part-x w* ean trasimll pv-rv blood to ■"^rpasterJy. Tbe vote for every officer on the tewnublp ticket in Eden. Ijikr roenty. it the late election, was a tie between tbe Dem­ ocrat and Republican*. out tbe kno* ledge of the tx-non LslflC IL effecting a spevdy and pertwuieat cure, vtatter the rauint f*amoder»:e 4rwtt-rar*askoboac tmrtk.* Tboasand* of drunkard* tare,ten cured who bare taken th* «.o'.den -ifctn their eoffee without ir.eir tn rshdre. *Mfeday believe they quit .Innkins of theutemstn* imL No harmful effect rr«nit* from-to *4nunistreUon. Cure* EusrAutea-d. S-tx. fornr- Wasungtox City. April 11—Benjamin Butterworth, in speaking of Canadian liiCctrtrtR, reciprocity, said: “A proper reciprocity ■oumx I with Canada, such as Mr. Blaine proposes, Ctnetnaati. o.' is sure to be a tact aome day. Why not Tbe city of Martdiall, at the teat riect’oo let it come gradually, instead of making voirel to bond to the tune'of $1MI<WO for tbe change rwllcal, as it will be sure to public Improvements. The *h:njotitf **« close to\-;00. that the Canadian commissioners were For brsfang up tb»- nvrvre. porfiiaaglhebtort aaAemtrawekbeadaelie am! <h*pro4*. tw believe that there were state reasons for to nothing equal to Hood's SareapAnua There 1* an anti-shaving society in Hodthe president's action. I can not believe that he acted to a petulant spirit or intended any snub to Mr. Blaine. There never w as anything more unwiae than the barrier w hich we have erected along the Cauad- wn and tbe barbers are doing there bed to break It up. They have not succeeded yeL will *m it swept a-ide with great benefit to ouraelvra and to Caunda It will come as itue a* fata.” One feature of the thousands ofterth monials that have been given io behalf of a S. 8. is remriraWr. In aumbry of instance* it la related that a treat d«*l« time and money have bren spent in > effort to secure relief frw# <li*ea« ,n ^ naual way. A knowhvlp’ of die virtue? w Swift's Specific would hare raved the »«* and tlie money, to say nothing «f vention of the Mffertng. Then-own** no such mistakes made now- Thepy* blood purifier U for rab by drafts tr.ry.tarr. ai;d llw SI S. S. n AU.nU will ser.d to a"> “'di** Trratbw on Blood and Skin and a pamphlet cunlaioint a w* 011 thousand* of tratimonial* they bare re­ ceived from thora who have «l<n««s tbe benefit* of this wonderful medWMte A ta. papor ealW tta K. 0. T. M > THE MARKETS. Chicago. . emo OCX April n The quotation* on the bowd <* trad* today were m follow*: Wheat-No. 2 April opened Sl-IHhi. cl'jaad Jl Qfe*-. Mar. opanad 81 05- Port-May, J«dy. WHn. efe^d 8H*e. otwwd MiSU. rlo-d |UrH; rtrw taa taro atari*! at into W Sloeum. Tito first numtar la ““ newsy. Sri Chicago. April Ik-Jamm w. Scott Will 97 to 88 cent! per ounce. Raphael Semmes, tbe Confederate com­ not accept tbe nomination tor president of the World's fair board of director* Mr mander of tn* famous Conf^I.rste crufaer Scott amiiounoed thfa positively 8*turday MobH™4’ ** 10 h*T’ * m0DQm«>t at afternoon and said be would request a .J~hn Fo*t*r Premier Cas­ meeting of tbe nominating committee to reconsider It* action of Friday night. • tillo, of Spain, have agreed upon a redJiduSlir*17 belW“n th* Vai<«»«uSa BOANOKE. V*.. Atfril m-Alexandsr Fomr, ooioro.1. who murdered J. J. Meadow*, at Blortkkl, W. Y*. but Tue*. djv inocniag. wu taken from jail at Prmcntnn . time, but the tiro was caught before it had iags had gone to p DCrated their effons NEWS IN BBIEF- «. ■•ttwr.y JLeUffn,. e Omaua. Nrt>. April t»-W. 11 Hoi. ’He: crockeo, SasCJt lory al Cinoacu ..u^ Ptli“ SaUirclay ol,,, rildwl a |1Ou«. and amateil alxtoea wi.aiibUw .M tar,U„a baaldea n-eowa. tbon^nd. of dollar.’ vwth ol .uS! property. ' ' Tbehurtling HUie bun of have a new basket fketwy Hu be • little odv fur * cent cltber- J Advira to Mother*. Mr*. VlMteWsXrtHblrrXuci- ’hwMrt beuMtf furoMMrevi J Hhtkl. softer.* the ran*. r.Jn»'» ’ ,rU(,r:ha*. Twean-fivc cent* a bottle Rred city has wt-ured in tbe shape of a large stave «nd comiwny. and «wtbvrfaexF*’e^MM® "Alter a varied wpcri«** *,,h railed calHr rile remedies. I am <' Ayers pin. tire lhemort 1 telyeadmlreb od three Hlbtcr<» liver sad aionMCh ' JokSr., Abtene.Texas.* * �MichiganCentral HUSTON GOES OUT, The Niagara Falls Route.” staions. |Iz |£s !zi IJS COUTOUKD EXTRACT .mjo.io A New Man Appointed United . States Treasurer. B. & HEBEKEB THE ONE SELECTED. Station*. sell Harrison; Secretary Rusk, who wilt go ns for as El Paso, Tex.; Postmaster General Wanamaker. Daniel M. Bansdell, marshal of the Dintriot of Columbia E F TWibett, executive clerk; George W Boyd, assistant general passenger agvnl of th# Pennsylvania railroad, who will have charge of the party duriog the en­ tire trip, Mrs. Boyd, and representatives of the pres”. ,.r.!si«»sr tbn * K&lmo & Swhro TIME TABLE. ' The importance of purifying the blood can­ not bo overestimated, for without pure blood yon cannot enjoy good health. At this season nearly every one needs a good medicine to purify, vitalize, and enrich the blood, and Hood's Sarsaparilla is worthy your confidence. It is peculiar In that It strengthens and builds up the systcm.creates an appetite, and toue.s tbe digestion, while it eradicates disease. Give It a trial. Rood's S.Ttsaparllla la sold by all druggists. Prepared by <3.1. Hood & Co., Lowell, Mass. IOO Doses One Dollar in. m. p. I 10 »l •10 W>< ’fl n* v.ill b>* run lit the eonveolhnet iv. who reserve the Halit to change ch treitw without notlr*. , F. B’-sh. Genl Mauagre. IfICAUO i WEST MICHIGAN Rv. nicago. up. tn 'rain has Warner buffet parlor car >• >. j i train has Wagner sleeping cars to • ” a; ii north has frc<-chair car to Manistee. DETROIT. LANSING U i N0RTI1BRN l". M I’. M. 1 SOl’ti 23l 8 23i .IVtroit.... .......... . .■■ ml L<xii" 301 4 30] 40 5 401 .j.pk. ^Washington City, April 14 —Feb. 24 J. HuMon, United Slat ns treneurer, wrote Preaident Harrison tendering hi* resigna­ tion. The note gives no reasons, but ac­ knowledges "tuy deep sense of gratitude to you for the kindness received at your hands.’’ The president’s reply is dated April 13, and aayst “1 have delayed action upon your letter ot Feb. 34, tendering yourYeaiguatlon of the office of treasurer of the Unfiial States, for reasons known to you. I now yield to your request to be reiiensd from the duties of your office, anti accept your resignation to lakS effect upon tho appointment and qualification of your successor. I regritf that your per­ sonal affairs compel you to this atop and beg to assure you ot ray sincere and con­ tinued regonl and bes< wishes.** OFFICIAL COUNT NECESSARY. Lendlng Candidates. Chicago, April ft.—Only a few hundred Totes are In-tween DeWitt C. Cregier oi Hempstead Wasbburno and tbe mayoral chair. Only tbe official count will finally decide which is mayoc^Tho Democratic leader* claim with confidence that thcii man has won. The Republicans say Hempstead Washburne Is elected without doubt. It i« claimed by the Democrat* that all returns have been received and that tho vote stands: Cregier, 4I5.9T5, Waabburue, 40,700; Cregier’a plurality, " geo. DkHavkn. Geu’i Fast- Agent. li. tbe matter of the ealatft of.Slephcn Doster, N Mien ii hereby gl veil that I shall sell nt]!’«b•a,. '(»!> !'• ’he Mi'htst b'ddVr. «n Friday. - .■nn.day of April, A.D. 1891. at eleven o’clock •• :utt Ot Barry, m the State of Michigan, pursu­ ant to llceasfe and autherttylgraiite'l to me on the ' j, day of March. A. D. i®fL l>> tne Frooaw - ir. -.; Uarrr Tountv. Michigan, all of thees:r’sht. tltl- and Interest of th* said deceas• !’-.f. In nod to the real estate situate and btlng m the ’ County of Barry. • i urn. State of Michigan, known nod •!.-.-nbert a* follows, to-wltt: The west ha:: Jofthe north west fractional quarter («4'. . : 11tm e**t half (e'4i of me north west frac ■•..ii qurierf^i, also the west half (wH)ofthe north quarter (ne»i). being on section nineteen (lii. intown ihic(I) north of range ton jr subject to the dotrer and homestead rights ot Elizabeth Doster, widow ot the deccaatsi therein. • u: • 1. Doster. March cth. A. D.. twi. GforgksL Do«txb. AdmtnlUnttor. MORTGAGE 8ALH. Default having been made In ttiu conditions Mr. E. H. Nebtiter of Indiana, of a certain mortgaE* made by Clinton H. it was understood, would Boice and Eva A. Bo’iti his wife to Jhrv who, M. Garland dated November 13 A D. IMS. succeed Huston as treasurer, called and recorded in tha otfler nt the BegWer.it li. eds. for the County .it liwn ana NUte of nt the White House Vesterday morning. Michigan. <»»» the .« day of November A. D. Notwithstanding the fact that the presi­ In Liters of Mortgages,ou pugev4M. 4-3, and said ninrigntrewa- in. the rxi’b ot December dent was extremely busy closing up mai­ IM? assigned to Clay W. Feltlt. and on Dec. :n lers tliat requir.-d diaptMiiion liefore he isnagatu dnlyjmdgnea by Clay W. pettn. by left the caplin', and L-onsulcit^ with hbi his guardian to Mary- M- Gurlsuiil. the uinr!gnr»-«‘ ia said mottmute and loth ul said aSM«r>iuent* cabinet officers, he s|kred tMhe to sp^nk have been dnly recorded At other points in this state the follow­ raid niortgage was upon th* express condition loiMr. Nubekerfor a [ew minutes. Tho that the said iKOrigagor. should keep tlus build result yt the inlervicU' was the appoint- ing were tne results: ‘ Danville— Demo­ lugs erected iijhjii i«v ttremlMoi u. cr»H*rd ihcre- tnsnl yesterday afternoon of Mr. Neboker crats miule a clean sweep, the Republicans i saving only twor.w.istatit supervisors from j 'Urere to he approved »•> said mortgagee and in to tho position of trritaurer of the United the wreck. Springfleld-Repnbllcaus j default thereof ii shall hu law ml lor the said Sthto*. to succeed Huston, who<e resigna­ carried the -city on mayor; Democrat! । mortgage's. l<> eff«c‘ Midi insurance and the premium so psi-d for the sttne should be a tion will take effect upon the qualificu- carried tbe county. McLennslioro—The j further llett uj>-m the premise., t>eart:ig interest tlon of his successor. Mr. Nebcker left . Democrats carried six out of nine townat the mlu Of io per cent., and the said mart- for Indiana on the 3:») p. in. train. It j I ships in Hamilton county. Tuscola—1 tagor havuig neglected to effect surfa insnranc.-. the said Bmrtgapie effected The same, and paid wBl be nbofft ten days ln-lore Mr. Nebcker iI Tuscola township shows the elec-1 therefor the stun <>f $::• on the loth dayiof qtmlitlea. He will have to give n bond ot I tion of tbe entire Republican December last mid there is now cUiuie-d i>#Le •150,000 upon taking the oath ot office, f’ । ticket Princeton—Ratunss from tail due for such InsiuTUH.-.- the wu of 83T.Mi. pn.Cmcwiu And It was Ivrtner express >■ agreed in sold’ aud when ha is confirmed by the senate be •1 tnt the precincts in iiureau Bureau county county except except ouc one Ljud lur.l.ke Ox mortgage, tIme-Jionid there be anv default to willbaH toglv. , ux thv iiiv status of the eoudly cuuuiv Iraan, Iruarii at U 14 the iMynmut of the mierest upon the same. :u "'-IK.l.ubllc.1.. to IS Dem«r.U. Cl..mp.l«n any day when the same should be due and pay­ oSk-o kB lb, m..n„ lu til. L lilt'd btute. | _Tbc o, Cb.mp.iitu able. and should the same remain unpaid and 1I county will -• ■have a Republican ................ lu arrears lor tbe sparv ot sixty d*\s. tiieu the treasury will have to las countciL inajoiity principal on said mortgage should bn due at tne I of two or three. Newton—Democrat.* option of th* stirt iiio-igacrr. aial the interest REFUNDING THE DIRECT TAX. | got moat of the offices throughout the] ancon tlic30thda> of November Isuo. to nit Che sum of 3.0 not having iwei, paid mid the I county. Paris—Democrats held their own . same hating remained u.,|»aid until this date, j in the township election in Edgar county. I under said option said mortgagee now declares tlie whole of r.:dd niortemre due and payable. . Washington city. April 14.—Governor • STATISTICS OF POPULATION. Then- is now clamwa to be <iue ou said --------mortgage the smn of ft!G81.;<;m>d also the sum Fleming and ex-Governor Wilson, of . of for saW insurance ami an attorney’s West Virginia, were al the department of ! Description «»f the Lx teat Completed, fee of thirty live dollars provided for in justice yesterday .and iundt> an appoint-] liuiK of ui the I no Ceoaus Ofllce. uuitr. Work j ►said mortgage, and no suit or p.«»ceedlnxs Washington City, Apnl 10.—Superin-1 at law having been instituted to recover Um tneqt with Solicitor Genetal Toft for an Undent Porter, of tbe census bureau. Las ! inane's secured by said mortgage, or any part argument os to whether West Virginia thereof: Now, therefore, bv virtue ot tbe power of sale can legally be pnid’jwr share of the direct issued a very interesting and valuable^ contained in said inortgHge, and tbe staiutein bulletin which shows by a statistical at­ such case made and provided, notice is hereby tax. Tlie hearing' will take place in las the Increase and decrease ot popula-1 given that on Satnrday tne thirteenth day of about three weeks and tho collateral June A. D. lied.at tcu o'clock in tlie forenoon. questions Involved arc of vastly more’im­ tion of the United States from 1880 to 1 shall sell at puhlie auction, to the highest JW. This atlas,'by a scries of maps, ex­ bidder, at the north front door of the Court portance than the direct question at issue. House in tbe City of H**tings Mit-h. (that being First Comptroller Mathews has held up hibits to the eye tbe varying intensity ot thepiaov where tbeciretrit court fftr Merry countv the pnyineut to the stale of West Vir­ settlement over the area of the country, is bnldepj. tlie premises described lu tudd ginia of her sbnre of the direct tnx. ou the tlie distribution of tlie foreign papulation mortgage, or so much thereof as may be necessary to pay the amount due on said mort­ ground that the state of Virginia, at tho among tbe several states and sections, gage. with seven t*r rent, interest, and ail legal time that West Virginia became a statu, and the distribution ot population in ac­ costs, together with an attorney’s f. e of thirty- owed thie United States and still owes tho cordance wi.h maximum and minimum five dollar*covenanted for therein, theorem(«rs being desert bed. in said mortgage a* all that United States moreithan •l.MO.GJOon In­ temperature, rainfall and altitude. Tbe certain piece or parcel uf land situate lying and dian trust bonds. map shows hat iu a very large number being in tbe town of WoodUnd Barry couutx of counties tue population has actually Michigan and known and described a-N follows: Commenclt g nt a point In tho renter When, West Virginia became a state, of Thachcr street at its Interarelinn with Main she agreed to pay Iter share of the indebt­ street and running tiwuiee aud east along the The number of couutiea -that have decenter of Thacher slrret sixteen H'd rods, edness pf Virginia. both state and na­ tional. When tax-----was- --------levied,- creased in population ’hiring tho past ten diene’- north nine (Hi rods, ihetiec duo west six­ vuumm -.mvm tbe ...Idfrect ----------------teen (ifi- rod*, tlieoee duo south along the West Virginia palfi her share out of the . vcas 455. ju about fifty cases tbe reduccenter of Main street nine Co rod* to the place mate --- treasury. ----------- The state of Virginia Mrgintnj. tion is due to the reduction of territory. of beciunint containing one hundred forty-four ' | in 138counties the number of inhabitants square rods of gronnd. being tn the village of paid her share by govern meat' agents colWoo-Hand, according to the recorded idat lecting it from individual*, and by tLe, diminished during the decade preceding thereof. Il nelug ou the S TV \ of settloa 1ft T. 4 terms of the direct tnx law, which pro­ 18U0. The losses during tho past decade N. B. 7 W. rides that the tax paid by individuals occurred mainly in the central parts ol Mary M. Gauland. Mortgagee. cannot be withheld by the general govern- j Maine, New Hampshire. Vermont, New( Smith & COIobave. Attorneys for Mortinuec. m?nt for the debt due from a stati. ia York, northern Now Jersey fud eastern Dated March is. 183!. therefore entitled to a refund of cheamonnt Virginia, aud are scattered quite gener­ gnllected. But iu the case of West Vir­ ally through Ohio, Indiana, Illinois, Ten­ ginia. wfioac direct tax was paid by the nessee and Kentucky. Southern MlcaiState of Michigan. County of lUrrv-ss. state, her share has been held up for her gsn and Wisconsin have also suffered, state of Charles N. Young, deceased. , proporeiou fe,the nndorelgoed. having been app-»!ntea part of the original Virginia State debt while in eastern Iowa a large proportion by the Frotmte Court for tbe County of Barry, to the general government. of tbe counties have lost population, i Slate of Mlehtaaa. Commissioners to receive.? Much other 'valuable information Is ob-! lln« a Bearing on tho State Debt. examine and adj oat all claims and demands of Thu question in nil Its phases is likely taiuerl in a study of tbe map. which is al! parsons against said deceased, do hereby give nonce, that we will meet at the store of to again be brought to public no­ tbe first ever issued by any census. Howard Mosher at Cloverdale, on Wednes­ tice* when Governors Fleming and Wilday. tbe 17ih day »>f June. A. D 1*»1. ■on make their argument* to show that THE SWITCHMEN’S STRIKE, *ad on Thnredaj. the 17th <tiy ;>f Septenflier. A. D. l*»t. nt ten o’dock a. in., of »»cn of said the government bn* ilp power to withhold days, tor the piiriniw of examining and allowing W’est Virginia's share.of the direct tax said claim*, ai d that six months from the J.th for a debt owed by old Virginia. The de­ day of March. A. D.. 1©!. were allowed by said LINCOLN, Neb., April 13.—Grand Mas­ court for cryrtitort to present their claims to us cision ou the matter will have by infer­ for e .nunnation and allowance. ence an important bearing as to W'ext V.r- ter Sweeney of the switchmen, and New­ Dated. March ITth. A. D. tt*l. /'ivfi’Hr giutn’s share of indebtedness to \ irgiuia man, of the brakemen, are in consultan...-*, on the slate debt, which has been a sub­ tiou, and it ia given out that either a set­ CumtnlNHOtiers.^ ject of dispute, and has figured In the tlement or a general strike will occur m politics ot tbe Old Dominion for many the next two days. A portion of the Bur­ yean*, giving rise to their Re-adjuster par­ lington switchmen at Denver struck Sat­ ty, the Riddleberger act and other laws. urday morning. The railroads are run Withheld from Western Slates. Fir»t Compuuller A C. M«uh.wfc ot ning men into Lincoln, but the strikers the treasury department, has recommend­ are getting them out of town again. 'Sk°Ps250 Vaoo ^JUDIES W*2-oo UhS175 5r I-75 W. L. DOUGLAS $3 SHOE A. E. Woolley, Agent. ECKBffi (MP ififfl) The Ohildm’sMsdfciM Prof. I. HUBERT’S BO YOM TAKE ed to Secretary Foxier that the following amounts bo withheld from the amounts due western states named -below on ac count of the direct tax: Blinois, tl7,t»<; Michigan. W-033; Minnesota, 35,821, aud Wisconsin, «A.3O1 The amonnta are charged on the books of tho department as against tbealate* named for arms, etc., overdrawn by them under section 1.G01, revised statutes, prior to Feb. 12. 1387. I.ooklNK for More of tho Same. WHY HOT? gillaspie, Good goods. Low ptioes. SHILOH S CONSUMPTION Other indebtedness of states to the gen­ eral government may be found on the books of the treasury, and other depart­ ments are being examined very carefully in order to discover any balance tbe states may owe tbe general government. In the cases specified it may be found that the amonnta cannot i« legally behl a* au off-.«t to the government refund of tbe direct tax to the staroa, but the amounts Un».l w«l b. b'l<> "»*» **» que.Uoa cn be legally determined. Swcrctsry Procter on the Hraatorohlp. WashINGYoX City, April .14.—Secretary Proctor yesterday,**- the request of a num­ ber of newspaper men, declared himself to the Vermont aenatarahip He said: uShouid the position ip duu time be offrrodto me With tba hearty approval and good will of the people of the ststa, I scarcely feel at liberty to decl me the honor and the opportunity to servo thme who havteso many tlrueaabown their confidence in tne.” He farther mid that be bad no imm*di*> intention of resign­ ing the eecretaryehip WabKTSgtoa City, April 14.—President Harrison leftthta city on bis southern and western trip laat night at W.1Q. Other marobersof «he party who will live for the next thirty day* in the sumptuously ltte<l Pnllman care that compriae the IF YOU SHOULD TRAVEL OER THE WORLD AS FAR AS YOU COULD CO, a better soAP tHaN SANTA CLAUS you’d never cet to Knov/ &CO. Democrats Hold the Returns. These returns ate atdll held by thi police and the Democrats will not giv» them out for publication by procinns, clairuiug that they do not care to make their case known to the Republicans be­ fore the official count Tlie remainder ol the Republican city ticket with the ex­ ception of Tiedemann for treasurer, it elected iu al! probability. The returns od eouDcilmen give the Republicans 14, the Democrats 16, and the Harrison Dem­ ocrats 4. « to . its on all Indus between Grand BapDetroit. Seal * -• f”r *”7 distance, ub trains (without change between a Senatorahlp—The Washington City, April 14.—Repre sentatiw Spinola, of New York, who had been ill for some weeks, but whose re­ markable vitality was expected yesterday I to poll him through, died this morning roiH Denver, April 13 —The switchmen in tbe Burlington yards struck at 1:30 o’clock Saturday morning. At that hour a meeting of the switchmen, which had been in seMion all night, ordered the men out. Tho ground tor the strike was that the position taken by the Burlington at Lincoln and Omaha was unfair. The order to strike was not decided upon without long and earnest diacusalpn. The strikers number about fifty ma* and in­ clude both pa-srtiger and freight switch­ men. Not a wbeeHs moving. “DOCTORED" THEIR WHISKY. ASHLAND, Win., April 10 —It is claimed that an attempt was made to drug t he first twenty men ia line at tbe land office yesterday morning. They were given doetored whisky fdr the purpose of drugging them and securing their places bafore the day of filing. Over 400 men ure now in line. Tlie weather is .cold, and they keep up by taking whisky. A board fence is being bu<ll along the line, as a rush is expected to break the line a few days be­ fore April 17, when the office will be opened. Some of the men have been 1 line continuously since April 1. IkdianafoUB, April IU-—William Wal­ lace, postmaster of this city, died Thurs­ day morning ugwl <M year*. He belonged to one ot ludiaua’e great families, belug a son of the late Governor David \\ allace. He was nt one lime a law partner ol President H*rri**>u ST. AUG’JSYIXK. Fix. April 1L—Bishop Gilmour, of Cleveland, died here Irul CASTOR IA for Infants and Children, I recommend It u superior to any prmcnpCloa IU So. Oxford BL, Brooklyn, N. Y. WiUwuj’mjuriouo medicadoa. It is a. solid handsome cake of scouring soap which has no equal for all cleaning purposes excepbin the laundry-To use it is to value itWhat will 6AP0L10 do? Why it will clean paint, make oil-dotha bright, and give the floors, tables and shelves a new appearance. It will take the grease off the dishes and eff the pots and pans. You can scour the knives and forks with it, and make the tin things shine brightly. The wash-basin, the bath tub, even the greasy kitchen sink will be as dean as a new pin if you use SAP0LI0. One cake will prove all we say. Be a clever housekeeper and try it BZWASE OF DOTATOITS. THE ENOCH MORCAN’8 SON8 CO If YOU WISH Advertise Anything Anywhere Any time WRITE TO Geo. P. Rowell & Co. No. io Spruce Street, NEW YQRK. J: ■Within the iait lev iaj! yon hare eijoyei a cap if Van Houten’s Cocoa Best & Goes Farthest-The Standard Cocoa of the World. icst, and most delicious beverage and article of diet in istence, costing less than half a cent a cup, and guarai ing absolute safety from dyspepsia. Don't deprive y selves or your children one moment longer of this deligt nutritious drink-food. The. strong use it re, the most delicate with benefit delight U �Hastings Banner^ Hastings Thursday, April 10, 1W\ ytHHALL L.COOK. ™ n.rrra..1'owomcn, xroraT 14. 18.9._ editorial notes. I*. Tariffs Ita.uprr » Country’* Export*? flay with Mr*. J. M. Smith a* teacher. Mrs. P. B. Hu Bricker has a new side­ walk In front of her lot. Daniel Woodard has rev ted Perry Stowell* house. t Dorr Stowell, of the Agricultural college, came home to vote. The republican success of Monday was due to the efforts of C. S. Palmertun and others to restore harmony In the re­ publican ranks. Contrary t<» tbe expecta­ tion* of all there was a gradual falling off of the prohibition vote, which waa proba­ bly due to tho fact that the republican nominees had been selected wBh great ■•yor month. I b-> Yee—TIB. Majority again*!—<MJO. The vote on state ticket was about BOO short of that on governor last year.’ and Si n ak ng them not .frald of about 1500 short of the vote on governor to 1888. Tbe republicans have no reawm* to fed disheartened over tbe result in ita,,.' tar"u» •nlnta, tooM b, ocoMMUk Barry county. ________________ ^.rk •> u not to tot*- Tb’ It will soon be time to ask the qowtion, where shall 1 buy my needs? Of course you want the beat seeds; they are the cheapest. Cheap seeds toe dear al any price. "Like begets like.” Good seeds produce good vegetable*. My seed* are grown In the great northwest, are tested by me» and are better Nulted to this climate than eastern seeds. Buy near at home and save money. Write for new descrip­ tive catalogue or come and sec me. IL W. Landreth, Seedsman, 34 W. Main St, Battle Creek, Mich. The neatetrt demonstration we have late­ ly seen of the idea that a country’s high tariffs prevent it from exporting, is fur­ ’rhe elector* of the township of Wood­ nished by a table in the late numl»er of the land voted a bounty of 35c. for each and London Statist The amounts of the pur- every woodchuck killed in the township. ehnse-. of the United Kiudom from each of Each applicant to make the oath that the woodchucks were killed within the limits the nations from which tbe British Import of the township and the town board to trade ha* increased In recent years are audit their accounts at tbeir annual meet­ TEN YE ARSAVicTIM OF CATARRH given for 18W and 18SP, together with the ing tbe same as other accounts. The snow storm of April flth snowed the increase for tbe three years included. We democratic party under with the exception have selected the ten countries whose sales of Ira Stowell and David Haight. io the United Kingdom show the largest Our Jeweler. Mr. Bauber. having se­ cured a position In Manistique at » large If cases like tbe following can be cured, Increase, and give them below: certainly there is hope for all. Tills Value of imports of foreign produce into salary will remove from this place soon. jistient had been growing worse In spite of Great Britain bv countries In 188» and all treatment for ten yeaw. and had reaebWe had a fine warm shower Tuesday. ISM. Uncle John Dllicnbec.k was taken much that terrible condition known as the third Imports from 18t>9. 1886. Increaseworse on Monday, with but little hopes Of* stage of catarrh (atrophic catarrh). The United Staten en.Kl.477. C81 000,197 £I3JK1,37* offensive breath, and dry scabs forming In ---•< *,130,8X7 his recovery. <x.-mu** nz "m jm the nose, ami cracking in the ears, describe 4.IBM97 A. J. Palmerton has a slek horse. BnUvn !ndl:t 3S,tt0jM 32.130.508 a condition which is considered l»y most X7.W4.UD 13A7I.7M ujnjM Manta.... Prof. A. J. Clark 1ms gon® to Mo .’..KM 'll 21.4S2.Mi Germ any pliysiclans as hopeless. The ease is given attend tlie funeral of an aunt ■_ ItaBS 30IM.W Austria .7.'. la the words of the patient: Alexander Miller Is very sick. Belgium. ....... I'.MTjiTT 34.3te.lSl "Kyle, Texas, March ’ll. IBM. _ _____ and W.7M.MK 10.227,101 Mr. Spencer.' our new merchant, has NjrMV "For ten years 1 have been a sufferer of •ucxn moved into Mr. 'Zuschultt's houM*Boain............... 11AM.M7 S.lrtAS Mr. Schantz expects to give his house dial dreadful disease, chronic catarrh. •-■.soi.mu D-un;x-k ..’... 7JU5.S77 4,MC.ra: Did any one ever see w> striking a con­ extensive repairs before be moves into it Tbe doctors all pronounced my ca* to be Mow Turner has the Job of making a catarrh in the wont form. I took many tra*! Iwtween fart and theory? ••Protec­ kinds of treatment to no avail. I have dltah for E. Lucas. tion lumpers a country's exports.” the liletl every catarrh cure, but nothing C. H. Snyder Is improving hi* lot thcorljit say*. "The mu»t effectively prpMrs. J. M. Smith commenced teaching seemed tb benefit me in the leas:. I l«*t all confidence in tmxllclnc. At lost 1 t^etkd countries iu the world an- exactly school in the Lee district Monday. Dr. L. E. Benson is treating Ids house itearfi of Pe-ru-na. 1 eomioeueod to use It, the ones from whom the greatest of pur­ and soon found relief. I continued until to a new coat of paint. chasers buy* most largely,” *ay the facts. Prof. Smith went to Yankee Springs 1 was completely cured, and am now en­ Russia and the United States have tariffs last week to visit his parents and brother. tirely rid of all catarrhal symptoms. 1 There are twowheep dogs in the town­ would give ten dollar* a bottle for I’c-rufram<-d especially against British goods, ship that ought to 1* kicated. Several nk rather than to be ’without It. It has yet Britain's purchases of these two coun­ sheep have liecn killed and wounded, restored me to perh'ct healtli. tries grow more rapidly than her purchas­ evidently by the dogs. Mbs. M. J. Tambj ix. All is quiet on the Potomac since elec­ It would be difficult to describe a wot-*’ es from any of the others. Rattier a 1»a<i rase to cure than the above. The length tion; ■ showing for the theorist of time it had run, tbe fact tliat it had con­ The Odd Follows uf this place will cele­ brate tbe anniversary of Odd Fellows on tinually grown worse, and tlie further fact the evening ot April 25th. It will close that it had already developed the symptom* We received the following letter Friday, with a “Catch and miss’’ social. Every­ of the dry. or atrophic, stage of catarrh, which we give a plant In our columns: body is Invited and a good time is expect­ combine to make this a very remarkable Grinnell, Kansas, April &th, VI. care, quite Impossible to be made with the ed. Woodchucks beads of this township are ordinary treatment. Dear Sir.— Find enclosed a dipping that coming into tbe township clerk’s office by This cure was effected by internal treat­ 1 would like to hove ytm copy in your jm- the dozen; as the clerk cremates them it l» ment alone, aud no spray, gargle or inper, for the benefit of my old G. A. K. hoped that by the close of the year wood­ baient waa useil. The case l>eg*n to Im­ Criends of Barry Co., who contemplate chuck’s beads will be more scarce. prove as sooh a* tbe medicine was begun, Joining tbe Alliance, dipped from the Miss Moore, sister of Mrs. Speneer, Is arid in a few weeks every symptom had Hoxie Democrat, Sheridan Co., Kansas, clerking at Schantz 4 Co. disappeared, but the medicine was conand oblige. B. S. Holly and C. S. Palmerton are im­ tiuued a while longer fur fear they would W. E. Beattie. proving the back end of their lots by re­ return. Nut a month passes but that moving the saw dust. hundreds of similar cures are wade by the Following is the article: E. Bevier has moved Into the Whitcomb internal use ut Pe-ru-na, uuassixled by The following resolution was adopted other treatment. among others at a meeting of the .fiance house. Our supervisor Is on tlie more and tak­ The only reason that there are any fail­ editois ot Kansas at Hutchinson not long since. It b. commended to the members of ing assessments. It L hoped that he will ures is either because the catarrh is com­ be able to locate all the dogs. plicated by some organic disease or the tbe G. A. R. for their consideration: Anyone desiring a good bull pup will do patient doe* not take the medicine long fterolrcd, That we condemn theurgan- well to call on Elmer McArthur. enough. Tbe majority of people expect to Ixatinn known as the grand army of the re­ Work on the new brick block will ba cured in a week or two of catarrh that public organized for the purpose of prey­ begin soon. has run ten or fifteen years. Such people ing open the United States treasury and We wonder why work at tbe saw mill are nearly always disappointed. Pe-ra-n* thereto filching upon the people iu the dues not commence. Several parties are will cure a recent case of acute catarrh in form of pensions, money not their due. waiting for lumber before they can com­ a few days or week*, but when the disease We also condemn the membership of said mence building. becomes chronic It takes longer. organization for pressing upon, and de­ Wheat never looked better this time of During the epidemic* of la grippe Pe-rumanding of tbe people the right to hold the year in our locality. na has been in great demand, as it is the office and be recognized as an active factor only specific known for this disease. Not In the politics of the country. Tbe right Caritun. a single failure has yet been known in the to vote we do not question; but their right Charley Smith Suudayed In Grand Rap* cure of la grippe where the Pe-ru-na was to dictate or suggest political action and a L. B. Carpenter is getting'better. We used from tbe beginning of tbe attack. In political policy, we denounce, and we, the representatives of the reform (alliance) want to mt him out among his friends soon. Ungerlug case* of la grippe, where other remedies have failed to cure, Pe-ru-na press, do hereby pledge ourselves to resist Chas. Wright Intends giving music les­ rarely fails to-completely restore In a short Booh presumption on. the part generally of sons this summer. time. the ex-union soldiers but especially of the Mr. Newton and. wife, of Hastings, Cold*, winter coughs, bronchitis. «ore grand array of the republic. Suudayed with John Fleming au& wife. throat, and pleurisy arc all catarrhal af­ The above resolution Is a stunner. Tbe M. E. church at the Center organ­ fection*. and consequently are quick!v When ten or twelve union soldierhaters ized a Baoday school hut Sunday. Peter curable by Pe-ru-na. Each bottle of P»pet together and say what 175.000 old sol­ Covert, Superintendent, Assistant super­ ro-na is accompanied by full directions for diers shall do., itU time to pass, and we intendent Mrs. Amy Brooks, Secretary u.-j and is kept by most druggists. Get Miss Myrtle Odell. Membership 40. yiffir druggist inorder it for you if be does Charley Carpenter was lu Portland last n6t already keep it. A better understanding of the McKinley Thursday. A pamphlet ou the cause aud cure of all Quite a number are plowing for oats, bill and of the benefits that measure gives catarrhal diseases and eousumption scut and will doubtless sow this week.’ z freego any address by The Peruna Medi­ to tanners as well as all other* had a large Wheat is coming right along, and has a cine Company, Columbus. Ohio. bearing on tbe result in Michigan. Instead healthy color. Tbe approach of spring brings a boat of Will Vester returns to Ypsilanti next of ruining the country, as free-traders derangements and diseases which require chimed, it will be found that this much week to resume his st into the most careful attention of every person School opened Monday with 30 scholars. who values health. A valuable pamphlet •bused bill has been the means of InaugMiss Woodard puts energy and vim In her ou spring diseases, giving a complete de­ school, which bids fair to Insure her sucscription of their nature and cure, sent free by The Peruna Medicine Company to Missionary meeting next Sunday night address, Every redlstricttng bill ret presented will be conducted by Mrs. Nellie Andros. THE TRAINING OF UONS. to tbe legislature places Barry county in She has a good program. Bert and Henry Terrill, of Byron Center, the 4th cengres*lonal district which will were on our streets last Sunday and Monhe overwhelmingly republican. We dis­ Tuesday rooming brings us showers, like to part company with our long time The lion tamer is a highly intelligent Mighbor*, Branch. Calhoun, Eaton and and "earth pul on her green array.” young man, who, born in tbe United Mrs. Platt received news a few days ago States, went to Germany iu his youth. In Mxon, but if we must go, commend us that her sister. Mrs. Frank Skinner, of Hamburg he associated with a leading always to good republican company. Greenville, lay at the point of death, but was unable to go, being herself slek The rod *quaw is avenged by tbe result with the grip. tnillar with handling them. Traveling for Mrs. D. Cam is better at this writing; the business, be mode frequent visita to Writ of tbe election In Michigan. FricdAfrica and Asia collecting animals. In * taaitr may keep hl* stolen seat In the also Mrs. Nettie Baywood. Fred Wormer is having an addition atote senate, but the people have rendered built to his bouse. Geo. Hartman is doing commercial «n»e. considering lions and L^FTs as .rattle to be bought and Bold, he tbeir verdict ou the outrage which seated the work. became thoroughly acquainted with their the bigamist ways and instincts. Certainly it waa the ✓ ADDITIONAL LOCAL. only school where such quiet mastery over •avagv animal* oojild be acquired. “H is a very long busiueM.” said Mr. Tuesday tbe board of canvasser* of Darling. “All my animals have been two Barry county met with the county clerk to yearn In training. Why, it takm all of two months to make a Hon ait in a chair and ticket S. C. Ritchie, of Yankee Spring*, there. 1 cannot vaunt general intal was made chairman of tbe board. Mr. and Mary Hunt are about over tbe Brice being iwcretary by virtue of his ,__ . ■ujSTu in •tb>:- bad braint. Not wicked or Wellington and Frank Cassady return of the tally abeet* together with the result of tbe vote in each precinct. Borne etectlon boards had failed to do thia, been acquired for mouths before Charley Wllaoc In Mr church so tbe delay of a day was required in or­ der Uiat the tally slieeCs might be brought Additional County News. Following are tbe results as eanvtaeed: Supreme Coart Justice— no aoa wood to him now in inteUtatmea MaMRuwry. republican—3417. •»d<faW. TH. 1. th. point, Atkinson. industrial—135. Osear Crofoot (Aaayrla statesman)—< Total vote—4781. Montgomery’s plurality—<S8. majority- ~" Regents of the Ualrerritj wtasiwi. M din- STEKETEE’S Follow Mary to the hniallw one*, and they take thrir *up- teh.rior, like r«« »™l<l • wl‘l*° tamp o< mg" *"So; Umra-Pl- ■«»«■. bat to™ bsc' u,. But It tier tab,™ try dn Hmm itartos th. pmlunnw" « >• bit «t m«.t. ual i,?£ Mldotagthfrishtlbmp with him It te diati-t bU morwrl Mr whip. tadloOe th. p«Sm« tor tbe utlnrnh. 1<~ ~"M pet bort a ll«> -1» »“ • .U.b,bPt * whip v»u micbl belabor a lion with • bbt •«<*. and ta would not tai «• tancr • «kk. the point oi which, llkr « X>r to bold In bto direction; «> It <«>• The Druggist, ’Wsfite they found IMPROVED floo GDoiera Gure Greatest ntaeorrrr7 ><„„„„ f ।. eure ut ut - • —• eur* HOG CHOLERA, The FINEST LINE of W/ILL P/IPER, PIN WORMS IS JIORSV< ^BVNDKEb-, OF THEM. /lUIPflSTINE AMB PAINTS •Oo.ik.V- Mr. O. C. Si«kef« J. WINDOW SIUBEJ, act 1 had to give up was where a lion rnsa and put hi* forepawB «» “X The daws are very sharp, and any ^P1** of endearment would cut tnrottgh my coat, and wound my aboulders, and a at coat w»» very expensive. All the hone are fond of me. and we respect one an uther.’’—Harper’s Weekly. ' SB<l *• Le;.-,. w J, willis a, , vUnt L», . JtEk£?TEE,"Grind ltap&! Mtrb.<*ta U For talc in Halting by IT. H. GGODTEAK. j>nwUt IN THE COUNTY Itb alm »t imjxmlble to estimate the cost to Londoner* of a fog. To take the case of lighting alone, it has i*ea 1c*icu‘ latol that on a foggy day the rrcclpU of on® only of the large gas companies inervasid bv more than £5,«». Btwidcs the increased nxxipta of other the n-unberlcM oil lamps and <*u<U« burned, nlluw.-.n.re miul h- made fur the crezt tailing off in the shopkeeper, businew for t he day. In the oeighbirhood of Hyde Park Corner locomotion h< absolutely dangerous during tho afternoon, deeplte . - ... . A Great Advantage -vlZlltUOn To the buyers Levi Lincoln field the office of governor of Mte.*»ach'itetta from 1SK to 1834. Caleb Strong from 1HX> to 1MJ7; John Brook* from 1B1C to 1833, George N. Brigg* from 1M4 to 1351. Sincv 1851, tbe longest term of office uf any governor of thi» wtv. that of Governor Andrew, wktnw occupancy of the iridUon ta*ied from IbU to IS®. During the period be: ween l»l aud the prevent time there have been rix yi arlins’.KOVvrDor*, ooe of whom, however, declined u rc-eleo* tion.—Boston Trauacript. uf Bissell's'Jmproved. Chilled Plow, MORTGAGE SAUL i Detern': hiring been uudr in Uw cundlltom ot a ntorqrajre date J AurL't J3. trie, rnade by Efiiati Siiawaad wife Phllun, to lurid <«. Me (Bare aud rr-crJed in th* oHkw of Ike Rrgicter ol Deed* for ib-i Coanty of Jlzrry sad sun- uf Ma-Llinui <k> AuctM :«J. um> ib-liter “tV’uf inortgues ou pas- 2a& and b> the taM lund G. Met fare ansUfiM <1 U> Ambrtee Uubbril, October ». l*M. an 1 rreonlrd In said ragivtar'a ofE-rr. tatoter r. isw iu liter 3 of ™rt*»grs ou pae* <2 and by Daniel Striker, executor of the but wlllaixi testauieut ot aahl Ambtou- Hnbtelt. dreeaard. aMlzued to Emily F. Stiiau*. Sarah. E. Held and Wiitnlner W.Oaborn. Feteyary JI. ia»l and recorded in aaid nrgtcter'aoltec Febru­ ary ia. imh lu liter 38 of usurtgace*. paav tac ami bv the wud Emily F. KlW*x>. Sarah E. Retd and Wltmlner W. Oaboru aaslziust to Alexander Ji. GlUelaod April. 7.!«! and recce?ed tn *ald registers office Aartl M. ikg in Uber x of usortp*ge<. ou !•*» J-M. by ironpsywent of money* due thereon, by wuku I toe power of sab* ba* be Villi Reversible Point and Share, is that it does the BEST WORK with LESS than elglit hundml aud forty tlx dollar* and eight ceut*(riMuo»land uo »ultor moceedlug attew having been inriituted to reeurer the amount secured by mu<1 mon gage or auv part itocreu,'. Notice I* tbertore bereoy giren, that on Sat­ urday. tbe 11 th day of July, im, at tea o’clock lo t lx: forceoon there will «o1d al the north front door of the Court bouw in th* Chy ot liauinn. County of lUm . aad State of Mich­ igan. said Court bottae being the place Io which tte Clreelt Court tor the cEmtv S for repairs of any other kind of plowA PSfP heU’ ■*. 1>Dt,:Jc MM'fton »o »*>r htabeat bidder, the Dremlre* debited tn odd mort gage. Or w much thereof >» mar be were*. »ary to «xt Wy the ainount due ou tald tnortgar*. to the recordpUtttwreo'. is furnished with every Bissell plow. AucxAsnn X. Gillxlaxd. Asatafee of the Mwinrt. Kkxaston. Attorney for Assignee. bbU&'-h BETTER Educate them at tbe Grand Rapid* f Mich 1 K. Pari«h. succour tn <• A. Grape Vines, Raspberries Strawberries. Trees, Shrubs, Ornamentals, Evergreens Roses; also Seed Cofai ’ QOObTtflR BK05 Mwaml iDDleneil Dealers. tawe a pl? ... One boLLAK mote nolegithnate bn«in«=haVe a. r)Nht to expect that value for itn To give you business wemnti o;„?8 U?S8 ®"> clsims to do, and we realize that to do a satisfactory ness we must give value received. We might tell you our goods are profits. We guarantee1 eve7vDartir?nOeS' <lnicl: tB]e8 we c“n affold ’’“i*1} invitation e'ery artlcIe “ good M represented. We extend a cordial thus convince you^f the |r^t barL^*068’ even ** ^ey ^on’^ w,*k *° 6 ^rgaing we are offerinc ^01 "e ean SPENCE BROS. �Hams A Van Arman have in slock a PER8ONAEMENTION. large quantity of garden seeds in bulk. Tills firm b tbe old reliable grocery firm of Mm. T. S. Brtw I. .blUng In Subtitle. Barry county and handle nothing but the best of foods. Before you make your ll?!?..?'n*1'' “* Null,lne- >• >>Slgarden give them a call if you are In need l»« In the dty. of seeds. * J. W- I-nnn made a bulueM Irtf to i •-htv s<re farm for s*J« In the lowtahtoot Nuhvllle jetu-rd.y, My summer opening will be on Tuesday. • land. Barn County, tucalwl mmi mites of iu»t!na*. thrw miles south of Irvlnx Wednesday and Thursday of next week. Mr. and Mra. Conwllu, Via. ot Grand -Udon, lorty-flv* ncnm of >inprored. thlltjMhre April 81-23. My styles are practical and HapIdA are flatting In the city. Cmi tin.tw’. with small ureh»r;l. Will sell Lio Price wwl •» > when se*lng the farm, wfll please the trade and I ntn prepared to win Myer, returned from Hot Sprlnn nIiow all the leading novelties in millinery. A special invitation is extended to all the Thursday'much Improved in health. Hastings Banner Hastings, Thursday. April 10. 1891. ladles. % FBI Mns. Jko. Spence. Miss Maggie Parkhuml returned to her home in Coldwater yesterday, taking little Ora Walbert.-aged 18 years, ran away Mamie Goodyear with hpr. from his home In Yankee. Springs, three weeks ag* and came to hia uncle’s, The Perfect Medicated Air treatment Is F. E. I’armeter’.slu this city. lie was taken a sure cure for catarrh, asthma, coughs suddenly 111 Thursday night and died and la grippe. Any person whopurchases Monday night at 8 o’clock. The remains a set of the Perfect treatment and has not were taken to Middleville for interment. been benefited by Its use can get their BaykPrince is one of tho best bred money back. W. J. and L. L. Holloway. Hambletnnian horses In Bhrry County, Absolutely Pure. Agents for Hastings, Mich. weight 1330 pounds. This horse gof first A cream of tarter baking powder. Highest premium at the Hastings fair last fall. The postoffice Is now located In the Ful­ of all in leavening strength — U. 8. Govern­ Hr will stand at my barn Saturday# ami ler-Beebe, block comer of State aud Jeffer­ ment Iteikort. Aux. 17.1W«». Mondays of each week. Terms §8.00. son atn-eta and makes as fine an office as Jos. Rogeus. can be found anywhere. Though the y There were 850 registered votera In the room is not quite as large as was the form­ ^ity this spring. As there were less than er place, yet it ia pleflty large enough. 8oo a year ago it will be seen that Hast­ Everything about the place has been fixed, ings is slowly but surely growing. The tbe boxes varnished and many Improve­ two factories that are to be started up ments made. Postmaster Sheldon is de­ »o<>u will increase this number considera­ termined that nothing shall be lacking to make the office neat and-attractive and bly before another year rolls around. proposes to have the Interests of all looked Mrs. Franklin McPeck died Thursday after promptly. from milk fever and wa, burled Sunday. Tuesday afternoon at a meeting In the Two little children, one only a few weeks old. are left. It will be remembered that -00011011 rooms the subject ot amendments it was her husband who met with such a to the city charter was taken up. The terrible accident only a few weeks ago. amendments were made and by mutton P. from falling on a circular saw while in T. Cdgrove was instructed to go to Ionis­ ’> lhi< Wi-ek 2.0C0 ing and liave the charter printed as motion. amended. As soon as printed, copies debate lw<-<m|ing more plentiful. The thirty-fourth semiannual mission­ will be distributed among the people of • :; •;-< will be a dahclns party In Union ary nn>rt lug and Dlocaslan church confer­ this city, when the amendments will lie ence. diocese ot western Michigan, was fully discussed. At the proper lime a held nt Emmanuel church in this city i •••',' Mi«. Ella Bowen\ for school hats Tuesday. Wednesday and Thursday of last citizens mating will l»e called And further discussion take place before the amended , i Mi ■ • - and children. week. The meeting was n very interest­ charter is adopted. ! • :h»- of Missth and ladies underwear ing one and good programs were carried Gov. Winans has designated Thursday, ont .each day. • ’ -r lighten A Hire's. April noth, as Arbor day and appeals to Remember* that when ynu want your all the people to to observe at least of Frank Goudyvar’s big black staLeyes tested for glasses, that Dr. Lowry has a portion of the day by planting : . -<:-d i:i Battle'Creek last week. the best of apparatus to make a thorough trees, vines and ahrubcry along the high­ ■ almost forgot II—“The and scientific examination of the eyes to ways, in the cemeteries and around their .! L now carpeted in grepfi.” test them for glasses. And then he has a homes. Bearing In mind the rapid were -boos Mild So cheap in large stock of the very finest quality of destruction of timber, lie recommends that spectacle* and eye glasses, which he will we replace so far as we can what we are dioa-tlrry are now at the Racket. sell on reasonable terms. compelled to borrow from nature. Shrub­ ! jrdy Hm* of summer ties in Windbery, vines, Howers and fruit trws are lAdies have you t rled any of tbe Hour •;■».! the latest «vles at Holden «t blessings which we nli enjoy and all cat)do made at the roller .mill in this city? If something to render them more abundant not. get same of it and you will use no t ■ -. —1! quick, money down is the other. Since the machinery In the mill and make the world more pleasant for him­ - /•. <'! the Racket, and from their prices has tarn overhauled. Mr. Whipple has self and his fellows. l»een making flour that cannot be surpass­ The annual session of the Lansing • M> .id, ol this city, would like to I ed in the state. Farmers should also get Presbytery was held in this city Tuesday and Wednesday, and was well attended, . ;■ ;:ifni hand by the piunth. Must be ; th' .r feed ground there. about 4b being here from abroad. Matters ri.tniujmemled. N. T. Barker Is having the brick drawn pertaining to the good of the church were for the large addition to be built to his • n. 'v advs. ..f Mr-. L. W. Hun discussed and the meeting was a very suc­ . and the closing out sale of hotel. The Hastings house. under Mr. cessful one. The annual meetings tin* al­ Parkin ’ s management, has the reputation .v Fox. Delton. ways Interesting and instructive and re­ of being one of tbe finest in the state in a ha<v o.t on hand ami bought 1.800 city of this size, and the fart that it Is lo sult in much good. The program ar­ • . - ..its and they must be sold regard- be made larger shows that Nel's efforts to ranged for this meeting was an entertain­ ing one. The address last evening by ■. te. -•■>-'. :r the Racket please tire public arc appreciated. Rev. .Ionian, of Lansing, w a very en­ VVlit:। Iters -w-li at cost, it makes no The -Doctors I-atbrop are now nicely joyable one and commanded the close at­ • •_<! us we are still the cheapest settled in their new quarters. The office tention of the audience. We regret that > tinware, at the Racket. • is light and commodious, and for the use lack of space forbids mention of goch i ■; ?. woman stnjted off in this city of their eleciro-therepcutic cabinet baths subject as It was taken up. The sI.-mI ;• upon being assured by a travel- h well adapted for that purpose. Judge Robinson possesses a relic 1n the wonderful success that has attended the slrnpe of an old paper, the Castine. Maine, < man that this was Kalamazoo. > use of these baths render them deservedly Mrs. Elin Bowen tins a complete line of popular, and we arc pleased to know that Journal, dated February 11th. 1800. It is ; ting and summer liats. which she is sell- so many of our citizens avail themselves four column four i>agt* sheet, and a curiosity indeed*. It contains advertise­ -.cry cheap. Call and see them. of this opportunity to try the curative vir­ ments for runaway slaves, and runaway *' and get prices before you buy any- tues of electricity. wives. But Its news features are partic­ । ; in our line, especially on head and The English sparrows are outlaws tn ularly impressive to yie modern news■ wrr.r at the Racket. Phin .Smith. most of the states, as they destroy other jfelMjr reader. Its “latest” from Congress Is dated January Ifitii. or 29 days old. ee and new assortment of reward of birds and drive them away. They are a Among the juicy small items we noticed a .. cards; also .Sunday, school and .birth­ nuisance In the summer season, but they cannot easily be destroyed, as they breed thrilling account of a fire at Brunswick. aril.; at Fred Hotchkiss’ drug stBfe. so rapidly. They may naw be found New Jersey, but a few hundred miles it. und Mrs. W. ii. Schantz are now sheltered under straw stacks, and either away, which occurred January 10th. 1800. ■.Tiers of the old Adam Tinkler farm, caught and killed, or poisoned with a little or 32 days before this number was issued. .ng purchased the Interests of tlie other poisoned grain, at this time when they can The foreign “specials" are also Interest­ get no other food. It would be well for ing. The latest b&ng nccounts of happen­ ings In Europe as far back as November Dr. 1-athnip has some Imuses.and lots farmers and fruit grower# if the country IOth and October 20th. 1799. -.de on very reasonable terms. TIm* were rid of them. attoh is'good. See the Dr. If you wjmt Church and Society In yesterday ’s Free Press there was an item of news of special Interest to tbe There will be a pound social at the Sal­ ■b - < r Bros. <fc Reynolds this week -i-Id friends of Captasn A. D. Niskern of vation arure Saturday evening, April 18th, , hilrn T. Hinchman, of Baltimore, their Hastings Division No. 19. It was that for the benefit of the officers: also the matched team and two of the eelebra- Mr. Niskern bad been appointed by the quarterly balance sheet will be read. war department at Washington to the po­ ’ . Studebaker wagons. . There will be a silver medal contest at sition of second lieutenant in the regular •Presbyterian church next Wednesday Hastings is promised a new and novel army. This reappointment is a most i: Instry that will give employment to a flattering testlmonal to Captain Niskeni. evening. April 22. COME ^5nOKE*‘ .-AND SEE ME-.- ED.roWERJ* Before you sell your .-BUTTER-, • The Soap ALWAYS THE SArtE und ^AKl^ NO. 35. *“ ALWAYS YHE PEST 5<CKWfl POWDER that Cleans Mostv IN THE Best Flour, $2.60. JOS. ROGERS. U. 5. MORRILL & COMPANY is Lenox. Have just opened the largest and finest line of LOCAL NEWS. STRAW and MANILLA HATS | That was ever shown in Hastings, in all of the Latest Colors and Styles. ’ We are also the LEADERS in STYLES of DERBY HATS. We sell the DUNLAP shape, the latest style out. IT IS A BEAUTY. » ' rsg~ Those in search of a hat will do well in calling and inspecting our hats before pur­ chasing. Yours respectfully, THE ONE-PRICE CLOTHIERS, HASTINGS, MICH. YOU ARE IN IT ■ If you go to Grant’s, and make your selec­ tion of a fine overcoat from his stock. The universal verdict is that no such a chance for a satisfactory deal in CLOTHING, HATS;V ;<tmI many hands. Sbirlie Smith will tel! you what it Is. If you ask him. ' Just where he will be stationed Is not yet Low Rate Excursion. known. It is hoped that he may not get A low rate excursion is announced to so far away that be cannot come back »o the wonderful city of Middteborough. Ky. drill the champion Division of the world on April 21, 1891, via the Cincinnati. Ham­ for the next encampment Mr. Niskern’s ilton A Dayton railroad. This excursion friends rejoice In his good fortune. will go via Cincinnati and Lexington and iyf*is no longer the American Wool Boot return via Louisville and Clndnnati. It ffCd Shoe Co., but the Hastings Wool Boot will be a grand opportunity to visit one of the marvel.i of the new south—a city but a Co., whose articles of association were few years old. populous, with millions of formerly signed Friday, after the transfer capital and growing faster than ever. For from the City Bank to the six gentlemen rates and descriptive pamphlets address named last week had been formally made. George J. Clark, excursion agent, Toledo, The institution is a corporation organized . under the laws of the state with a capital Ohio. What everybody says must be so, and tl* ladles all say we have the nicest and litapekt lot of ladies’ hats and trimmings y ever saw,.sign of the Racket. John Bachellor. mention of whom will be found elsewhere in this Isstie. died yesp*rday at 11 o'clock. We were unable to • arp where the funeral will take place. &rported ’.bat there was quite a fire ' Tuesday at CInrksviHe, and tliat among the sufferers was Win. Hazen who moved hi» stock of imzar goods to that town rei-cntly. . z We have engaged the best trimmer in the .-state and will sell you ladies’ hats ■ heaper than they were ever sold in the '•ity or state nt the variety store, sign of th-Racket. ( . We think the council made n wise move ij Inviting so free a discussion of the propo-cd city charter, and no one will liave .ause to complain, after it is adopted, that he “didn't know anything about it” The sheds along the north side of the fait; grounds arc being torn down and will L*i* moved onto the land the agricultural society recently pfirchtised of D. R. Cook. *u-t west of the present fair grounds. We earnestly request our correspond­ ents to mail their letter* to us so that they will reach us not later than Wednesday morning. We generally receive two or three letters after we have gone to press. We this week resume our Inside local page. Our readers will find on this page focal ami county news of special interest to them. There prill be as much anti as interesting local on the inside pogo as on tbe other local page. Torch Christie, who met with an accldent in jumping from a Michigan Central train several months ago, which uecessitatH '* amputation of his leg, ^was quite ' :• bitten about the'face iMt week while ■ ::g with g dog. y of SflO.OOO. of which 50 per cent, is paid RMulutioDx of Respect. In. The offi?ers of tbffnew company are Hall of Prairieville lodge No. 270, I. O. as follows: O. F., Prairieville, April 11,1891. Preaident, Chester Messer. Whereas. It has pleased the Creator, Vice President, Clement Smith. in whose hands are thelssues of life and • Treasurer. Dan. W. Reynolds. death, to call from our midst our beloved Secretary, M. L. Cook. brother, Geo. Weigle: Just as rapidly as possible the business Jteaolvcd, That In Ills death the com­ of the firm will be pushed. munity loses a useful citizen, who was a P. T. Barnum. the great showman. Is man of more than ordinary ability and a dead. He reached the ripe old age of 81 friend whom it was always pleasant to years and left a colossal fortune—estimat­ meet, and that as Odd Fellows, we mourn ed at more than >5.000.000. He was with­ the loss of a useful officer, and an honored out doubt th- greatest advertiser that member. Rssolned. ’ That the cliarter of our ever lived- We will let him tell the secret of his great success In his own words, and lodge and the chair of the deceased broth­ all are Invited to study the moral of bow er. be draped in-mourning for the space of to live iong and make three big fortunes three months. Hcnolved, That these resolutions, the the way P. T. Baniurodld:—"It I am ever profoundly thankful for any Instrumental­ last token of respect we can pay to him. ities, it Is for tbe editor and his P*P«*- be spread upon the record of this lodge, and a copy of them lie sent to the family They furnish the wind for my sails- 1 of the deceased brother, and to the Has­ don’t know that I have ever coined a max­ im worth repeating, but if I ever have It Is tings Basher for publication. M. J. Goss, this, ’I owe my success to printers ink. C. B. Bobxxmjx, DoXald McLeay. We regret that we could not give an<exUndrd nwuUcm or lb, eolebratloo b, FlttReni Eatate Trnn»fem iraraU pct. O. A. R.. or thl. ellr of the Following are the real estate transfers BMh ,mil.erafn- ot the e<t»bll«hn>«»t ot of the week ending April 18, 1891. as the G. A. R-, which occurred April flth. taken from tbe books In the register’s office: There were exercises of a most interesting I.ncy E. Brown to town Butbrnd 5 acres character by comrades of tlie post, Scott Melutoah to Edw’d Cranny tiueecXi of the most apprrpriate kind. But the Mu!w‘M'^M»c»! io°A. E. Hyde20a sec C Maple special numbers on the program whicn made the occasion one b> be long ana ° Mar/A° Heaney to F. B. Benney tot see n and happily remembered were the esway by Cnrlton Kk V. c. Hujder to Lewis HUI to* sec 25 Baltimore Mfcm L. Jean McLaughlin, the paper by Prof. W. IX Sterling on the history uf the 5JoU»> Holden to Ed«ta>d sad Jane Murphy Grand Army of the Republic, and tlie elo­ Sfta wc IT Hope Sl.toOquent address of P. T. Colgrove on the -BMUe or Shiloh.- Tbow «erc *11 un­ usually interesting, and were listened to , wm. Miicsert'ocM'i. aii.i i Jteltie Hhcnn u>, Middleville Prof. S. Mazurette, tlie greatest pianist with tbe closest attention by those present. । ti’wrtO. Phillip*. Itavtli p city AH who beard them speak »«/he most of Detroit, assisted by a noted soprano ( Ktfiv Hammoud. Prulrlev’llo glowing terms ot praise ooncf nnng them, Huger and violinist will give a concert at ’ L nlon ball, Thursday evening, April 80th. as well as tbe retebrati.® of VUMMT M a whole. U was highly credit­ I.MaHBlng, Baltimere Reserved seats may be recured at Fred able tn all concerned. Heath's drug store. A burgeon weighing over 148 pounds ' • -aught ty Allegan last week mxl led trough the streets with a Hastings raw hide halter. Allegan has glv»-n tire sports a fair send off (Hi a fish story and it is quite early in the season ton. CAPS and FURNISHING GOODS was ever before offered to the people of Barry Co. as Grant now gives. Pleased customers go out of his store, with bundles under their arms, and ;a feeling of entire satisfaction with their purchases. They are not ashamed to tell their friends where they bought the goods, and thus he is advertised and his trade increases. CHILDREN’S SUITS Special attention has been given to select a stock of children’s suits that would be eminent­ ly satisfactory;, and buyers declare that we’ve struck the nail on the head. . R. K. GRANT, CLOTHIER. �QOLD MDAL, PARE, 1578. BW.BAXER&Co.’S All CHAPTER III 7559 Cocoa ||; tel 1>ure and it -M Soluble. No Chemicals are used tn its preparation. It has few more than thru times the strength of Cocoa mixed with Starch, Arrowroot or Sugar, and is therefore far more economical, costing less than one cent a cup. It is delicious, nourishing, Mrcngthenihg, easily digested, and admirably adapted for invalids as well as for persons in health. Sold by Qrocers everywhere. W. BAKER & CO., Dmtatir, Miss. "You want to do something for her,don’t you, MabdF It was a lovely May morning, and n warm south wind was blowing through the open windows of CapL Lane’s cozy quarters and billowing the dainty cur­ tains of the breakfast room. Down in •the westward valley, close under the bluffs, a white mist waa creeping up­ ward from the shallows of tho stream, and here and there among the furrows of the company gardens, .m l along the railway embankment, little wisps of fog hovered over the soaking earth. It had rained in torrent* during tho night, but Nature emerged from her bath glowing in the rays of a sunrise that the officer of th® day pronounced simply gorgeous as he turned out for reveille. A man less joyous hearted than Cnpt Lane might have'found much to delight him in such a radiant morning. But th^ise sunrises were old stories to this particular trooper, and though there was hardly a state or territory west of tho Missouri in which he had not turned out with the lurk and welcomed in the new born day, he seemed just ns keen a worshiper uf the sun god as in the buoyrtably tight ‘ ancy of his boyish days, when, nearly a _ score of years before, he had first joined THE "COLCHESTER" EV BRER CO. ( the Eleventh cavalry. Hu was a man > honored and esteemed in his profession. He was well to do in the world, thanks to the prudence and frugality of hi* “ADHESIVE COUNTERS. i subaltern days. . He hod hardly a care in the world. He had charming quar­ ters, had a charming station, and he was wedded only during the year before to a HrtSTINOS. . woman whom he devotedly loved, and who believed that the world had never 1’ROBATE OKDEIL At * Kemiou of the 1'rolnue Court for the, contained a man so true and tender and Oounly ot Harry, hidden at the Probate office In। noble as ha ■Ch? City ot HimtlnRH. iu said County, on Wednes­ A very lovely woman was Mrs. Lone, day. the sth dxy of April, in the ye*r one and -a very sweet and winning hoffess C&ouMud eight hundred and ninety one. Pr«H'Ul. Charles W. Armstrong. Jndge ot’ she made when doing the honors of her l*rubat<». In the matter of the estate ol Helen Griffin, arm)- home. There were those, to be deoeaeed sure, who could detect a species of nerUnreiliOR and tiling the petition, duly veri­ fied uf Nancy J.lliirk. <i-u«htrr ot said deceas­' vousness and a vague anxiety in her ed. praying this court to adjudicate and deter- manner at times, and there were people tntae who were al the time of her death, und also who are now. lawfullv outiUea to tbe real। —there always are, worse luck!—wife estate of which said drerased db-d sel/ed. could not quite forgive her her present Thereupon it is ordered, that Tliundxy. tlie anth day ut April, A. I>. txai. at ten h'clock m, happiness, or excuse it in her that after the forenoon, be aa-tigned for the hWaring ot saidi having been wooed and won by and petition, and that Hie heir* al law of’ wedded to the Adonis of the regiment said deceased and all other jmrwns tnterest• some few years before she liad again 1 wedded, and this time the most eligible al .the Probate uffire, In the city ot Hastings, ' bachelor in the command, not much ’ more than two years after the not un­ m*y not be granted. And It I* further ordered, that Mdd isXIlioncr give notice to tbe per-! timely taking off of her first husband. •on* interested In bald e.-tale. of tbe pru­; -'No woman ought to be allowed more dency ot **ld petition, ami the hearing thereof by ckwdtig * eopv of this order; than one choice out of a regiment,” was tota published (n the Hn‘tinx* Ba--xkh ai the half laughing, half rueful remark of newspaper printed und elrvulnuxi In said Coun­ ty o( Barry on re In earh week for three successive, some of the army wives who hod sisters weeks previous to day of hearing;. yet unchosen. They thought Mrs. Lane rnaa... ww AK»*rnnxG. ba<l rather too much good lack, despite Jud£r of Probate. the fact, now well ana generally known,1 (A true copy.) that her first marriage was a brief story of sudden disenchantment, of woe and Default UavJng*>een made lu tbe conditions of a certain tMrtnge made by Harrison1 wretchedness, of shame and sorrow un­ J. Forshy and ftirah A. Furshv, his speakable. Except among the woman, the name of her first bus tan d was rarely office ot lhe Register of Deeds. for the County of spoken in tbe Eleventh; but, unworthy Barry, and stale of Mirhucan, on the 2Tth a*v of though he was, there were not lacking February A. ». >M. tn liber 2P ol mortitaiies. censors of her own sex tq point out time ... re.. ..... ... .... .1.,- unlit. ,,uul ui and again how impossible it would have four hundred three dollars ami iluneen cents, and an aUorney's tee at twenty fire dollars pro- been for them, had they lost a husband vidsd tor in aatet nvrrUtage. ami no suit or pro- in the army, ever to think of taking an­ oeedhig* al law having been instituted to re­ other in the same regiment, especially enter the inouevs secured by said mortgage, or •ay part thereof. when it was known that No. 2 had been Row. therefore, by virtne ot the power of sale eoctaiucd in said mortgurr. and the statute in in love with her before she met the orig­ raeh case nude and prfvfded. notice Is hereby inal conqueror of her maiden heart rtven til a* mi ti.re nr I, ,1... That these remarks should in various sen M public auetfon Io the blgbwt MMer. at forms come eventually to her ears one aorta (rout <lo<»r of the court bouse in the can hardly doubt; and that a cloud Ilhn? brtn? tbc *bore ^•girouit Court tor Barr>- County I* holdeu). should at times overspread tho tranquil tatpreuilnes d«»crtbefl m said niortjcage or bo sky of her sweet home life no one who thereof m may be nrcesAary to pay ;be a**Ml ^« ou aaii! inert page with ten per knew Mabel Vincent in her school days •enriatahM. and all ler*J costs, together sun could fail to understand. No one at the an sMtiney'i. ter ot twrtty-fivr dollars coretmntport except her own loyal husband dreamed of tlie tears she shad over re­ Barrels oi land rituate In township of lurry In marks that, wilfully or wiilessly. were artteSto^I Jllutv SU*e Ot repeated to her. Ho strove earnestly to soothe and comfort her. tlu redoubled his devoted and thoughtful attentions Women at tbe fort simply raved over the lover like ways of CapL Lane to ‘ Se>**. be the mure or lew. Tbr ■ <Jr in made >nl>jert 1-> two |>.-ior mortra- his wife, and never tired of pointing ’fie sis-prenUMfs'the fWrtka tar.to. covenug out to their respective lords and masters a_ CaSRT. Mortgagee. how tender and watchful ho wx>. What gMITH dOOIX-.BOVK. charming tittle presents he was always bringing her! “ WheroOid he get such exquisite . vroirt*—«uch lardy carna­ PROBATE UHDRBi tions?" “Did yon evar K-e anything sweeter then that locket ho gave her narry.noiacn at uw irowuc rouce, last we?k? h was an aaniversxrv of etty ot HrsiIdes. la saM coouty, on some. kind. She bln-hed when 1 asked her, but wouldn't tell what He's al­ ways finding excuaej fur giving her something," etc. And finally some of his brother Beuedicka had come to him with gloomy faces to wiy that if he and determine didn't "let up on this sort of thing*" they would have to qcittbc regiment and tbe service; Hfe was getting to bo nil one in­ ordered. that FrfaUy the vidious comparison between ld.i loveli­ L. D. MH. at teneWekta ness as a husband and their own indi­ vidual shortcamings ia that capacity. Several months had been spent abroad by Capt. and Mrs. Lano after a quiet wedding which united them, and then joining the regiment at tbe fort on its No more of this! I G. G. SPAULDING, :3 ' ’i M timo to think of possible criticisms. But n«tfd Uf.^ta* P««»' “T*”!, it was not long before the captain saw Sh« wui not orirftMlly owof that the.clood be dreaded was settling tatittatta In tta bom. of thtir Pribood. on her sweet and winsome face. Ho did They tad known .tab ottar » «»« not t^ed to ask what hid been said tc drm. tad sone to tlnndtw «*»' “* her: he could conjecture what that wm taltar. bat M.tal Vim*al'fc**«'l wta full well. up mrinly from th. yonng Taking her to fab utrong heart, be had whtta want. wt*n- ncritby, .nJ Mta kissed away the brimming tears, aoying. M.mtaU'1 t.tlier tad Imd to ’lrol”t'' "Something has been said to worry and hard for the wherewithal to "keep tne nnnny yon. dear one. I do not ask yon wolf from.th® door ’ She was only I. to tell me; but remember what I have when compelled ta ah^t for always said: in nine cases out of ten, re Her mother taul been taken from her marks about pepphsound very different­ years before. She bud taen “ ‘oving ly when repeated by women—and by a and devoted daughter to her sad faced good many men. too—than when origi­ father, and tad comforted and blessea nally spoken." the humble home to which he iiad tarn Long years of garrison life had taught forced to retire after some disaster him that in tta aimart endless littlo tiffs which bad involved hi* savings And and jealousies among the women, and tare she worked cad studied, and bero the occ^ional misunderstandiugs among she herself up to the ta«k at dtsertta men. people ru&hed to confide their ing hi* declining years nntilI the feebfe ride of the story and pour forth their thread of la* wear)'life «iupped sudden­ grievances into tho ears of next door ly asunder and she was alone. neighbors, with whom, as likely as not. ’ For a few mouths site found n home they became in turn embroiled within tn tlie army in tta household of a rela­ the year, while tta quarrel with tta tive stationed nt the barracks near at original object of their wrath bad been hand. But. being detenmned to launch long since forgotten. Hi* own policy out for herself, sta tad sought the por­ had been to givo every man his ear, bnt of teacher to th* none his voice, when personal matters* tion tion of teacnero »■«}younger children Qf wire under dhenasion. But ho knew ot awealt ly ■ j well that It would be expecting too puuton to hi. *.e Thu .be held much ot mon women that tbeybould tor . tew y«r.. tr'"G£ amply li«eu and not tell There were ”**’>>' compelling Sh. U«1 ' L simply listen and not telL were portunity at Imet to nwd., ItletmlX and adnUrabio and truthful wive,There and mothadmirable and truthful wives and moth­ to estimate character indeed it was ers in the littlo coterie, whoso friendship her keen perceptions that brought about he could have coveted for liis wife; but the final rupture between herself und one of tho odd features of frontier Ufa is the wife of tier employer, herself a dis­ that the impulsive rush for tho intimate tant connection. It was in the «li;y* of friendship of tho newly arrived army an early widowhood that Mr* Lane bride is generally made by those who found herself so frequently tn Miss Mar aro most apt to betray her confidence shall'*company. During the winter tb»* when won. und to giro her unfavorable young widow had spent in the south her impressions, “absolutely without having mother's Health was foiling, and be­ said ono word against them.” of tta very tween the invalid and Mis? Marstuni ones whose stability of character makes there hail sprung up a friendship and in­ them most desirable as friends and timacy fur which the daughter at the neighbors. Lane noted that the women he most time could hardly account But when letter after letter came, tail­ liked and respected were the one* whom she was making visible efforts to regard ing how the girl managed 'to run over as he- did. Perhaps had he painted them almost every day and spend an hour or two reading aloud, and then when Mrs. in less glowing colors before she had seen for tars*Jf. a very different result i Vincent began to intrust much of* her might have liecn reached; for if a man correspondence to these willing hands. really wants his wife to like another Mal»el hud learned to underetand how woman whom she has not yet fact tta unselfish was her devotion, and after her mother’s death there arose between these less he says of her perfections the tatter Wisely Lane made no attempt to con­ two young women—the one widowed trol her opinions, but as life duties kept yet cherishing a new born love; the him away from the house much of tlie other a wage worker and fancy free—a ; day, aud as there was every prospect of firm friendship, which gained strength the entire battalion being seat on a long with every month. It wak to Georgia practice inarch during the summer, he Marshall that Mabel, sobbing with emo­ was a trifle at a loss what companion­ tion. had first confided the news of her ship to provide for tar during the inevi­ engagement to CapL Lane, and was table Mqaration. It was with genuine amazed, yet rejoiced, at the fervor with rejoicing, therefore, that he read one which her friend had received the tid­ “Oh. I am day soon after tbeir arrival a letter from ings. “At laatr she cried tar brother which she silently handed so thankful! He has loved you so truly -so long! ’ him, and then sat watching hfe face as And so. when from brother Reginald’s bo canned if. three pages. The captain finally laid it down aud letter Mrs. Lane read tbe story of looked across the bible, a kind light in Georgia Marshall’s final difference with his gray cyesi "You want to do some­ her employers, no time was lost in de­ thing for her. don’t you. Mabel?" he manding that she should come to tbeir array home for what Mabel ’ termed a smilingly a^ked. "Indeed, Fred. 1 wish 1 could. She good long rest She waa determined has had such liard fortune and she is that Georgia should have just as good a such a true girl It is cruel to think of time, just as much attention, just a» tar now without a borne and. as Regy many devotees as any girl that erst says, without a chance of employment turned the heads of the taetielurs of the I know tho Woodrows would have been Eleventh. For the week preceding the so glad to take her abroad with them a? young lady's arrival she'had been im­ pulsively preparing ’ the yonng fellows companion, but it’s too late for that ’ for Georgia's coming and sounding her l '•Regy doesn’t say why she left Mrs Withers, bnt I fancy I can conjecture," praises to many a listening oar. Who said Lane. “It woe there 1 first met would nut listen to those pretty Ups? her at a dinner party one evening—when And therefore there wm distinct sense of disappointment among tbe subalterns l wanted to be with you." damsel stepped "And yet were-abundantly consoled, when that lunch lauded ___________________ _ ___ m I have heart! you say more than once. from tlie tra’n al the little station and sir. Oh. she has told mo all abont it. ‘U-aa rapturously enfolded to Mabel'# . too. Indeed, if 1 weren't disposed to ta heart mortally jealous of her wit and wisdom Jim Wallace,who waa Hearn's espedul do yon know what I'd do?" chum, and "Lazy’’ Lee declared that "How can I -divine, your ladyship?* tbe new arrival was plain as a pipe stem. asks Lane, his <jyes twinkling. ■ except that her bands and feet were par "I’d write and bid her come here to ticularly slender and shapely And Mr us, and I'd marry her to the nicest fel Martin, something of u connoisseur, de­ low in tho Eleventh forthwith. Oh, you clared that her eye# were tta only re­ shouldn't sco anything of her. sir! ' I’d deeming feature of her face. But three take good care of that But," with sud­ gentlemen had seen her only at the sta­ den change of tone and manner tion the afternoon of her arrival after a “wouldn’t it bo lovely, Fred?" dusty ride, and Hearn himself, being "Wouldn't what ta lovely?" this pro officer of the guard, was'not presented found dissembler asks, though ho knows until the following day That waning exactly what she ia thinking. however, be was her escort to the little “Why. to have her come and live with gathering nt jbe colonel's, ur.d wm far ua and marry in the regiment" from content that eho did not w^ond “She isn't very pretty." said the cap­ the cordial invitation extended by Capt tain doubtfully, but with the tact of a and Mrs. Lane to come, in and .chat Talleyrand. "The boys might not ad­ a while ) mire her when Mrs. Lane wm along­ But now. threw days after her advent, side.as she cornea down to the pretty break­ “Now, Fred!" exclaims Mistress Ma­ fast room, dnnldug in the soft balmy bel, provoked and pleased at once air that float* through tbe open window. “You know her eyes aro glorious." Georgia Marshall's too* fe by no means "Hum! Passably—when animated." plain. Her eyes are deep. dark, full of “When isn’t she animated? She.al­ intelligence and hfe. Her mouth is ways enters into everything ao heartily large, bnt her teetb are pearly white and She’s so full of fun and life Why, she I beautifully regular The instant she would make the ideal army wife, Fred speak* or smiles there u transfiguration That girl can do anything." in her looks, and her manner is all un­ “Then why condemn her to marrving affected grace and gladness. Mabel in the army, Mabel'-" raises her sweet fru-c to meet the warm But this question madam declines to Sood ruamlnif kin. Th. epuin Ut. answer. She comee quickly around the OWO tbs Inter hs U coating OTsr ud table, and with her arms about hi* neck th* Igrpien.! exptwtooo T.nubm a, be nestles her soft cheek against his bronzed cordially greets her: and weatherbeaten jowl, burrow* under "Well, and ho» did the heroine of the heavy mustache with her rosy Una Fort Bpw rest last nightand kisses him lovingly. For every ooe. it soeuis. u talking ot "Say 1 may. Fred." she whfepers coax her pluck and protnptltnde-sjt tbe oddtagiytty of the thing that «be. a newnrrirai. You may. a dozen tunes over. 1 should have been the only one to hear think 1 rather liko it." he laughs, hfe tbe brief colloquy between that uneyes beaming with delight kaows ruffian and the corpora; cf tta “Ton stupid bbyr She fe shaking ^ard. that >he should have been tho him now. "Bay I may write and tell Eta to reach and succor tbe still sense­ her to come right away. Reginald can less soldier. Brent bring her aa far as Kansas City u well CONTl.Xl’ED. as not." "Stall spoil our tete-3-tetcs." "She wonX She’ll be haring her own »Uiud Ttttu-Grouixl. oetanatafetareaweek. Bead*. y0Q re When you make uproar mind to take Hood’s getting tired of theiartroadv." She say* d« «»« ta imta-toi! to bay mU this, of couree, to be contradicted, and is iwhw preparation ta’itead. Cterkn tn*y claim that num l« as as Hood'»" aud a t thrt. promptly gratified. inuthe peculiar merit of Hood’s barraneriH* Tta trumpet is sounding “first oil - '"’’^ tae.iuaicd. Therefore hare nuU^to and the captain fe compelled toga "Do do with ro.i-.tliiite» M)<t iR.|st upotl Wtali,Soffit?' ““ w Bw m you like, my darting," he gladly an- iwvra. "Any friend of your* u Wel. come, and—I think yon might tell tar that pmms from St Lonfe will be forth- •o! 10 1*J»mrfli« about a 35 cent razor, and *fter a Itnl neu or • loot tin, U><1 rj ««, the For Boils, Pimples LESSON III. carbuncle,, scrofulous sores, eozama, and all other blood diseases, take SECOND QUARTER, IN­ TERNATIONAL SERIES, APRIL 19. trn„.^fr.-r. Lev«> BolpwQMrtthrtW If? n^rU- l<-xn>-l PTJ®’ '"T; b„«boKlta»ta but tew .xreptlota. -•nd'r '2*^ womblp Mol'. m ,ow ,or * . “ w eotuUler God’s effort* U» win tbeci beck to Himaelf by Hi* aerranu the propbete. And we begin with the first Hebrew prophet or nihalotuiry ever nrat to the GenU?“Now the Word of the Ixrtri came unto Jonah ti*c “<’« Amlttal, saying. He propb«d»l about WO years beferfe Christ and U one of Che earltent, perhnj. a the vpry first, of the so called prophet* whoM writing* exist. X “Arise, go to Xioqveb, that great dt-, nnd dry against it; for tlrnlr wickedness ia cone ail before me.’* Xiaoreli are ou tta TlgrU, urerlr «» mile. froa. CtataU. 1U vriU «wa about. miles in length aud 100 fret high, with 1.500 towcre, each 200 feet high. According u> chapter iv, 11, tl»ere were 120,000 little chil­ dren in the city at that time, which would give u population of not Ims than WO.UOQ. A "But Jonah rose up u> flee unto Tarebinh from the presence of tbe Lord and went down to Joppa.” Jonah could not iu one scrum get away from the prcMmcr of tho Lord any where iu the wide world ‘Rl cXXXiX, <-W). but he could g<> away from the I.ord'* laud anti city aud temple, just iu* Cain went away from that part uf EJen where God dwelt. 4. "But the Lord aeut out a great wind into the se.x” SometimiM when people are doing wrong create ♦’cem to favurthem; so Jonah may hive thongbt it» favorable omen to ftm! a abip at Joppa about to sail to Tarnbbh. But however we may »evm to succeed in our disobedience, Gal is watching and con­ trolling, and we may be sure that Autwr or later our aiu will find u» out. 5. "Then tbe.mrinon were afraid, and cried ever)- man unto hiagtxL’’ Here 1* a servant of God dicolwdicnt to hte Manter, awl bringing trouble <»n thou who knew not. God. ua when Peter, a disciple of Christ, cauawl Malchite to suf­ fer. If. na Chriatiaux, we do wrong, wu are not the only one* who will naffer by the chavUaemcrit lovingly sent upuu us. Ayer’s Sarsaparilla It will relievo snd cure dyspepsia,; nervous debility, and that tired feeling. . tall »n-l« ptal. on r TleWU fori Loren Wo the circuit puttii* P«ri weiL Belm . for *8,000 b Has Cured Others will cure you. John A.E day taking township, While at Mi that afteroo sis. He wa now lies In many friend BUSINESS CARDS. A. SCRIBER, M. D., C H . Delton. JHfh Office In hotel at present. ‘ • A. A C. 11. BARBER " • Phpiician!, and Surgewu, Calls In city or county resiioudod wilh proniptm-ss, day or night. ILL1AM (i. LOWDEV tawver. Office over Julius Ruswrll’s store. ktrcvL Haatlug.% Midi. ’ • ' Ute . <TUART. KNAl'PES s WEAVE! O Attorn*’) ! al law. Over Haattugs link A dischar by the Find week, exect Arbor, in 1 Hopkins. ’ that it was 1 and was In i is well past unique as a Igmgfellow, Jtaniel Web In 1846, and hale old age of tbe wboli Gazette. p k. SHELDON, Abstract and Rea: r-uh (iff , AtMlnwt Hkx K. «;■.<!* . . Money to lotn tra lfeai Hsutr gcjj *okl cxi ci-tumtaduc. General ruu.-eta davtef a complete <*t ut At»tr.v. r„^k, piled from the Record*, <sui fnnnst. cm trerts. C. F. BROOK*. P. DRAKE, M. !>., Office orer ib.Iloway’s dru< Mare. Office from 2 to« p. m. Tt-i-piione oectlng with ^nudencr. at Holloway's ' M. B. G1LLANF1E. Notary publi • and U. S. Claim AgettL will prosecute all kinds of-rlsiru. mdore DeMrtneuls of tta Iniertor office. Call ou | st his rtore, corner Court and Jrifereoa s I On the ( forty friend Allan icki estimable l»elnK the Ickes and wife with ti the table v viands to justice. T1 Rev. Miers a few hours returned to surprise. . While tbeae brat-hen tailor* an* doing all in tbeir power fur tho safety of tho ship und all on board, Mid calling on their guda, which were n<» gods. the only one on board who knew the only Bring and true Go! majority of ChrUtians now/ <i. “What mwunst thou, Oaleeper*" This was a well merited retake.. It would da good if the people of tbe world would rebuke profroiung Christ la us more often. 7. “They cast lot*, and tta lol fell upon Jonah. ” In tbe tame way it would seem that Joshua diaoove.-cd Actan (Josh. vii. Ml, and Saul found out Jonathan (I Sara. xL. 41, -S3*, and nn apostle was choaen instead of Judas (Acta i, IM-X). 8. “Tell us. we pray thee, tor wboae cause thia evil is upon ux." Jonah b now awake, and In tbe hands of those upou whom he baa brought trouble. They have lotted him out, and now ques­ tion him m to hb occu jmtinn und people and country. It is humiliating to see this servant of God compelled to give an ac­ count of blmwlf tothiBhrrtbeashipmMt ter and his sallon, but It ia good for him. 9. “I am an Hebrew; und I fear Jebovab, the God ot heaven, which bath made the sea and the dry land." B« j«. Iplw riuu, wb«> ba ru> away from his Mar ter aud warmed him •elf at tixTMirvanta' fire; tat perhapa IMar might have done better, too, if he bad found hitnaeJ In the 'midst of a raging storm at sea with death staring him in tbo face. 10. "Why hast thou done this?’’ A searching question* to which hfe an swer is not gUa^. And if in any measure a Christian b fuming away from duty the question ought to come to them with M. FOWLER. 1).1». Q 0. Office hours e a. nt te j>. 1 ’ VT• - W. LOWRY. M. I>„ Phybieicn ami Surgeon. M*-KSu?y fitting 8P1 Office and rertdwief* on Brandway. near Cam SeoK.Bartinirt. Mlct. 0MVTI1 A COLG1COVE. lAtwyrr-. (Office in Union block. liMtiogs.) Practice i» all the courtti ut the Mate. .D ‘ • 4 E. KENASTON. ■JU* ‘ Attorney at taw. • promptly aitendlnr. to. it TIMMERMAN. Hoimrpatbic Pby- • slrisii and Sargeun. X (Office over Lathrop'x drug »tore.\ ROBERTSOiTHOUSE.” F. BKODEH8FR, Proprietor. This is th in Owosso. made Owo Tbe D. M. cd a new bi stories hlgl away quick employed a tte work 1 completed. 600,000 feel and bolts, a: largest bull tbe same le to keep a ci can show si Schuyler Cor. Jefferson und Court su.. H.vllnp, Mick. Id Carlton. Wednesday ministered The unfort: lorn in 188* months ago felt the reti returned to patrouaxe of the public is rcspei'Uulh solicited. Hastings City Bank, Ha* Un, Mich. CA.I’XTjR.r. $75,000.00 SIROIS 84.WHi.i-. Incorporated under the laws of the 8tat< at Michigan. <-«-i “!k s smrili wrotonartre nt *«**■ Chas. H. BauXR. attorney torllll,r!** difficult/ .‘S ’ ■ .-oEwnop# IL “What shall wo do unto thee that Open for business Dee. 15.1** tn bnlldlB# for ■neriy occupied by Messer Bros. the sea may be calm unto us»” Sin must be puniabud. All nation* rec­ ' OFFICXK5: ognize that tbe tran.-vgreasor must suffer, and yet there are thow in thia enlight­ D. G. Robinson. President; Chester Messer. Vice. I’ro*. ened (Fj Nineteenth century, dwelling in D. w. Reynolds, Casklorour dties, in the very center* of light and lutelUgence, who nay and tmeh that ain ia DFXCTOR-: . a phantom, a nonentity, aud that punish­ Du W.Beynoldi. ment for ain in not to be thought ot J. A. GreNe. D. G. Robinson, 13. “Take me up and east me forth into Chester Messer. -UxnL.raUull tb.re.b.aUmon.oyou; John Cweth. for I know that for my sake this great tempest is upon you.” He is convinced of his sin and ready to . General Backing Business Transact**. accept the conaequences. W. “Neverthelesa the men rowed Lard to MORTGAGE SALE. bring it to the land, but they could not.” Default hsvlux been made lor mure lb*''' This labor was well meant. They were sorry for Jonah; they did nut wish to be the mean, of his death, bat their well made by Welcome Marble and Phueta meant efforts were all in vain, for Jonah tutist suffer for his ain. 14. •''Wherefore they cried unto the IMS. tn liber X of mom*", <•* TJAZ default 1x0rd. ” .which __ .. . . .tbe saW _ — Samuel i.v CM* ««!n‘''•iionrarv. It Ik not now “every man unto his god.” a* In VMM .1*. U..» ..-I.. pal sum ut said morteSKf*. and tbe enjert thereon, nnw dur and ri-jat’V. which niurtxaire there i« ehth * •' 'T J* tto date Of tins notice ««n- handrot and *ej«r u”*- 0 Lon1' — b»re<* «Mt dollars ata twelve rent*. .Si.sJ.1. or proccealnts rt law iiavUu’ u>re. Ire o. Ml pwul, for UU. nren'a Uf. ted to recorer the amount •ecuro! > and lav n,,t. „^>re ;_________ . «st« or any part thereof. No* ■ "•r , neo Is herrtiy rtren that on dare of .1un*,-»*ei. at ten o rioek m the free®**, doubredly I, w„ “* rttbe oortb front dorr of to*'<«>£ WdenralGtaMM*. Btfry Mirouwjj *““■ *™* “ “ teat brine the tlacv whrn* He <itcul■ for Barre county 1* boMea. I <j»;! ’iJSnSataitalrel, tta, ^to<,wl«lr, tta ore- Ue auetfon. to the htcbe»» Wdd<.. pi. PJ™ Jri-ta.tatl tbJubVntl be nw.'k.n ld-w5«r.-dh'1;',T rJu “>ok 0|> JowU‘ “<1 >»« Uta taU tta re.«.tad from ' Then the men feared the i^ingi’ri' ^red a fuuiriflce unto the Lcml. uud made vuws.’’ I "f lf k"1 r»liy become be- . . . . - -- --------------------------- ire.) F In a circul of the state says: ‘For that influent ease report® enza conttei prevalent di sis rm, becai years prove dangerous (I after influer circunurtanc extraordfnai cold, etc.” Children Cry for Pitcher’s Castorla. Children Cry for ihildren Cry for Jr’s Castorla. i recovering week Wedr ill and evkl Everything act the effei do avalL J ed the insyi eral occurn Mng. April 1 grove with Quotatioi Walks si Violin di British A Classic f Music, ii Studies I Beading, " Quarry,” > Mustek Critic, K Program of Hastingi I’TtBbylerii DevuUot Short id How to I talk. Chari Edward I> Ftamock. Grim*., : d �Hastings Banner. Thursday. April 16, 1891. Additional Local News. \ ]> Still and family, of Bowens Mills, uni now residents or thb city and propose to make Hasting! their future home. When the Free Press says that the state h in doubt with chance* sligbUy in favor of the democrats, it Is safe to predict a repub­ lican plurality ot from 5.000 to 10.000. ■ in agent for a Detroit Building and i Association has been endeavoring to , ; n branch office hi this city. What ess In- met with we have not learned. \ pedh» partv will be given nt the G. A. i,. .1 under the auspices of Fitzgerald „.t, on Wednesday evening, the 32. rh'ket-s for gents 25 cents. Judies 10 cents. Ixin-n Wolcott Ins l«een bound over to .... eii. iiTt court in Calhoun county Jbr purls green In Wirt Wickham's !. Being unable lu secure bondsmen « $5,000 he languishes in Jal! in Marshall. PERSONALMENTION. in./*0? “phaHsts talk of organlzChas. W. Mixer waa In Kalamazoo Sat­ XfnTr .““P"1)- «nd going into the urday. canning business. Bart Robinson and Chas. Smith, the two P. A. Hahn, of Grand Rapids, waa here Saturday. 51JJ? dl^ov*rr<1 ^»mlng out of I* raUl ln v,cksbnnt in the night Bert 1-ake returned to Grand Raplda been (wnvlcl«l of burglary. Saturday. ' Robinson gets two years and nine months E. Y. Hogte went to Jackson Tuesday iL. Wh,,e Smllh Uinf months on business. ins in Ionia. Hon. A. C. Towne, of Milo, waa in the Joaephine Weathers, an African maiden city Monday. . of mahogany hue wiT lives in Ohmg Rap­ Jud Stark, of Middleville, waa in the ids, and gives her occupation as atonsorial city Monday. artist Josephine had a little dog of the Mr. and Mre. Leo Myers were in Kala­ gentler sex that came to Fred Frey’s home, mazoo last week. ane saw her pet dog in bls posession and a wormy wordy warfare ensued. Josephine Mrs. J. J. Emery, of Lansing, is visiting ended it by grabbing a razor and with ouc h< r parents In rids city. fell swoop took Frey's arm nearly off. Arthur Brown, ot Grand Rapids, was She is In jail for 30 days. in the city over Sunday. Allegan’s new school house will be a Editor Felghncr and wife, of Woodland, handsome stone structure, and will only were in tbe city Saturday. cost 817,040. Manager John I*endergast was in Grand A miniature gold mine was found in a Rapids Monday on business. hens crop that was raided in Allegan Miss Grace Messer returned to Akeley county last week, and now there is a good school in Grand Haven Thursday. deal of excitement over it Mrs. Walter Spaaiding Is recorering Joseph V. Rogers, a prominent and pub­ from a very hard attack of the measles. * lic spirited man of Plainwell, died last He was a prominent attorney Mr. and Mrs. Will Williams, of Grand week. there. Rapids, visited in tbe city over Sunday. John A- Bachellor started at work Mon.ay taking the assessment, of Hastings ’.iwjisbip. of which he is supervisor. Miss Blanche Sweet visited friends in While lit Mr. Wood’s, near Coats Grove. West Campbell, Ionia county, last week. • .it afternoon he was stricken with naralyWilliam Faulkner, of Detroit, spent Sun­ ... He whs taken to his home where he . -a Iii*s In a must critical condition. His day with Ed. Andrlch and Norman. Roos. ,-,.y friends hope that hrf may recover. Mrs. Giilo?. returned to her home in Detroit Tuesday after a short visit with 11 ..•Hretttar Issued by Secretary Baker, Edward Roos and family. -late board of health Friday, he Mr. Butler returned to his home in . • -For February was tho first time d influenza was the most prevalent dis- ,Mason Frhjay aster visiting Mr. and Mrs. tHirted for an entire month, intlii- Robert Dawson fbr some time. .> ..uHnued in March to be the most Rev. Ellet and wife, of Concord, are at­ ■k idvnt disease. This b regarded with tending the meeting of tlie Lansing Pres­ . >. ■ ■.•innc the statistics for a scries of bytery in this city and Improving their - •>reyv : Lal nearly every of the most span' moments in visiting their many . --i a-es in Michigan Increases friends here. r •iifluen;-1 lias Inert-used. Under the Geo. Morgan aud family are now resi­ • i.;m»:anev.s every one Should exercise dents of Hustings. They sold their farm .-r-iinury care to avoid exposures to in Campbell to Thus. and Michael griffin and gave possession April 1st. Hastings •harp* of mortgage was received ■people will dud Mr. Morgan an honorable, upright citizen.—Freeport Herald. 1’ii-t National ban': one day this The many friends in tldscity of Geo. >L • eute.1 by Alplieusl Fetch, of Ann . . bi favor of Nicholas Wiest, of Dewev Jr., ot Owosso, will regret'to learn ii . -. The ]K*cutiar thing about it is that he has been compelled to resign bls it lid- v.holli written by Mr. Felch, position at- West Point on account of A’ it:-' in a.clear, firm tumid although he physical disability. • George gained his :p;t^t eighty years of age. He is honors at a competitive examination and - u man, tor lie was in college with made a splendid record while at the , ::»w. In Vnited States senate with academy. l '.:n:ri Webster, was governor oHbia state When •‘Fairplay” first took us tn task, ,i, ami yet remains in enjoyment of >.. • ■:.* .-.ge and the rvs|>ect if cot revenew we as did about every reader, mistook him whole people of'Mlchlgan.—Allegan tor some one directly connected with the institution in whose behalf he wrote. Accordingly tfe made reply. From bis iW ‘.•tli inst.. about thirty-five or last article in the Democrat. we are satis­ • rieink gathered at the residence of fied tliat he is not the person we thought. . >:i Ickes and gave himself and In it, he drops the question first raised, lu • • tile wife a \graud surprise. It order to make a personal attack upon the Khu the (list birthday of Mr. writer. We do not think it worth while ' and alter presenting hhuself and to reply to anonymous assaults, if ‘•Fair­ . with twota-nutiful nntiqueoak chairs, play’' derives any satisfaction from that wa- spread with very inviting kind of warfare, h- is welcome tn it. We .. .. :p ••Inch tbe guests did ample will, as we have, studiously avoid person­ - : . The chains were presented by alities. and will leave “Fairplay'' a free ’ : - in a neat little speech. After field in which to lam it to us as much as ;.-w L.-ur- of pleasant chat, each visitor ho pleases. r : .;iu: d'to his home much happier for the What We wTuld Lift to «e». This h-rtbe kind of enterprise they have ■ -<■. and iljs just this sort that has ,.adc i»wiK.<a talked* about everywhere. '!D. M. Estey furniture company want• :new building about 258x80 feet, three •'!<>:>$ high amt they wanted it right aw.it quick. Several hundred men jvere ,iu|.i">v«l aud in 57 -j" hours from the/time th> work was started the iudldlng was completed. The building contains over ■1 ■ feet of luml>er, four tons of nails -.uni twits, and one car of glass and Is the • ‘tjesl building in the country put up in .!.-<• same length of time. It is Impossible keep ,a city from growing rapidly that i.'.u show -uch enterprfee. . A good paper factory started here, when* the farmers could sell ail of their surplus straw at a good price. This city own and operate a good electric light plant. Ail the old pioneer wooden buildings on tbe business streets, give way to brick ones. . A neater postoffiee in the state than the one in this city, in a place of this size. Every voter in the county given an op­ portunity to vote for a new court house before long. Sylvester Greusel when he wasn't put­ ting up a gag on somebody. Mere families move into the city. Schuyler Btakeney, a boy of about 21 N EIQHBORINGCOUNTIES. year- f of age, and whose parents reside iu tarhun. dietl iu tbe Kalamaebo asylum, Some conscience stricken Individual re­ Wednesday, from tbe effects of poison ad- turned a pocket book containing 813 to adtnrtered by himself with suicidal Intent. Mrs. Florence Warne r, of Portland, after The unfortunate boy Was taken to tbe asy­ it had been lost for nine years. lum in 1888, mid was discharged several A Mormon missionary has been opera­ months age. Ahcmt three months ago he . F it th- return of his former trouble and ting near Belding, and recendy secured returned to the asylum of his own accord four converts In one evening. (ieorge Harris was thrown bn a big cir­ in a very depressed state of mind and was re--o-.erlng when he took the poison. l.ast cular saw in a mill iu Ionia county, aud week Wednesday he became suddenly very cut completely In two. ill and evidences of poison were shown. John B. Hutchins an esteemed resident Everything possible was done to counter- of Ionia was found dead in bed last week. . Cold water store «... <■ u. -rict tbe effects of the powerful drug, but of A was broken inIn into Ilast no avail It is thought that the poison week. It was probably the work of boys v.a- secreted on his fe-rson when be enter- as nothing but marbles were taken. A -d tlie InsytuUon tbe fast time. The fun- kid will do most anything for marbles. occurred Saturday. Clarence Glover, a 14 year old boy liv­ ing aear Coldwater, was kicked in the Cburch and Society head ^>y a horse last week and died from C. 1.. S. C. will meet Saturday evenhis injuries. '■tng. April 35th. at the home of Mrs. ColBelding Is bound to be incorporated grovc with tlie following program; elthez under a village or city charter, so as ^notations from French writers. to bafe better police regulations as a prize Walks and talks,' Miss .Rose Goodyear. fight took place there the other night which • V-i. fin’duet. Messrs; Reed and Wood. went fcgin the better class of people might­ I tish Amerfcat Kittle Beadle. ily. r ‘ lassie French course. Mrs. Smith. A bounty of 20 cents per head will be Music, instrumental solo. Bird Heath. paid fur wood chucks heads in Gun Plains Studies in astroniouy. Minnie Evans, llr-ading. "Hugh Miller’s First Day in a township. Otsego is a prohibition town, and Plain­ ‘.’Harry," Mrs. Doyle. well kicks because bumpers from the Music, Violin duet. Critic. Effie Snyder, _ — ~ Tonne itown taune there to get drunk and paint be town. I'rogtaui for Sabbath School association Isaac VanHtaften will liave to stand up «it Hastings township to be held at the for quite a while, because be sat down on Presbyterian church in the city of Has- a circular saw in Kalamazoo. The wound llngs, April 30th: is a very painful one. I '• uit:<>ri;-.l exorcises. Rev. Cheney. The business men of Kalamazoo are com­ Short address by the president. How to build up the sr-lrools. a paper or plaining. aud with a good deal of vigor, of talk. Charles Tliomas; discussion led by die small boy and the air gun. In Uieir zeal to secure sparrow’s scalps they turn Edward DcGrool. tbeir weapons In any direction ana fire. Sabbath school music, what shall it be Several valuable windows have been and Iww shall It be conducted. . A pajM-r or talk, Mrs. D. G. Robinson; broken. A couple of dogs that had every appear­ diM-ussion led by Hon. P. T. Colgrove. Tbe best mode of teaching, paper or talk, ance of bclnfriDud weae shot by Kalama­ Mrs. B. R. Rose; discussion led by Eben zoo polixmen last week. . . I’enuock. , Bert Green, of Collins, recendy hitched How to interest young people lit Sunday his team to a post In front of the Portland - bool werk. paper or talk. Mrs. Martha rink where ashes und lime had been Grlgslty; {discussion led by Mrs. Mary W. thrown. Before Mr. Green was read} to Wiiitamal return tbe weather became warm, and the I 'a tH-rs|or talks limited to ten minutes; mud. line and ashes were about two inches discttssiotis to'five minutes. deep. The next morning .the horses Music |nder tbe direction.of Miss Min­ hoofs were badly eaten, and they became nie Evans. so lame that they cannot be taken out or At thisl meeting officers for the ensuing tiieir stalls. The team is probably ruined. y>-ar to lie elected and brief reports of —Portland Observer. Sunday srhwlx read. There will probably be no more deer Closing prayer, Rev. Blanchard. killed In Allegan tor the next five years, Cr.EMiarr Smith. Pres. at least that Is the way it tanks n®*- A bill has been j-awed in tbe house to that The society connected with Emmanuel effect and It will undoubtedly peas the sen­ ■ hureh will be entertained Thursday after­ noon, April 33d, by Mntdames Riker. €. ate. The cable company i» Grand Rapids are Van Arman. C. Huffman, Dickerman. Upj-<hn. Waldorff. Pendergast and Mr. Mc- taking out tbeir cable for streets cars and <’oy. Supper from five till seven. are putting iu eleetrir power. James Carroll, stabbed an unknown RL Rev. Bishop. Foley, of Detroit, will confirm at St. Rose’ church on May 8. Friday, A basket factor}- in Saugatuck has been convened into a roller flouring mill. Quite a sudden change. William Sevendoski met with a fatal ac­ cident hi Dorr last week, while putting up a windmill derrick. . j illard b. Martindale has been terroriz­ ing tlie female portion of tlys ci|y of Grand Rapids, in which lie lives for a1 couple of yearn, though he was not idantified till last week. He lias bt-en in the halilt of waylaying women in lonely places and making improper advances. 'Detectives were-placed on hh track aud rlast week they nabbed him just ns be was coming away from a house around which he had been prowling.* He Ims a wife and one child ami was looked ppou as a good citi­ zen until he was arrested. Tlie democrats in Kalamazoo had a lot of cuts made before election, [ that they were confident would exactly express their feelings after election, when they were certain the republicans would Im- defeated. Since hiring the returns the cuts have been put away in the hope that, sometime they may be appropriately used. N. 1). Stowell was struck by a Grand Trunk engine in Charlotte, while watch­ ing another train, amt knocked about ten feet. He was bruised up Considerably, but not badly hurt. . James Monroe and Thomas Scott are the honored nann> of a couple of tramp*, arrested In Charlotte last week fur steal­ ing. • Dr. A. T. Metcalf, at present of Battle Creek, but still a Kalamazoo man. is the owner of a dog which has a remarkable faculty of knowing a good thing when be sees it. The doctor has been a subscriber to the Telegraph for many years, and on morlng'to Battle Creek ordered the paper sent to that city. Dr. Mctcalfa boose Is about a block away from the depot but stands within a few reais of the track. Every evening an accommodating train man opens tlie baggage car door as the train passes Dr. Metcalfs house and tosses the Telegraph out. The dog la always there to get It und carries It faithfully to his master. Should tbe train be late, the faithful caninc will stand by die track and patiently await its arrival.—Kalamazoo Telegraph. SCHOOL COLUMN. The examinations this spring show a marked improvement in many respects. In mechanical execution the paper* are ..much tetter than formerly. There is an biiprovement. also. In spelling though by far too many show the effects of the poor teaching of this subject in tbe past. Teachers have teen studying during the winter and resolutely striving to reach a higher standard. While it may be true that some with only moderate scholarship do tetter work in the school-room than some whose attainments arc much superior, still we must not undervalue the importance of good, sound scholarship. It will not do to "see through a gla<s darkly.” There must be clean-cut, posi­ tive knowledge. To say that "the earth ba.4 two mgtions, voluntary mid involun­ tary, Indicates too fogy a view of the sub­ ject. Strangely enough the failures this '. arc largely In arithmetic. Psvcholo' has h( been the fearful bugbear. Owing .to the •• simplicity of the questions and to the work done by candidates during tbe winter, a large majority succeeded very well. The Reading Circle has greatly helped some. It Is not improbable that some have failed that would do very creditable work In the school-room. If only a few attended an examination so that more time could be given to oral work a board might Im- enabled to judge with more certainty of thequallficattahs of candidates. Some answers would need the wisdom of Solomon to comprehend. What can te made of such replies as these: Question—"On what principle* are object lessons based?” Answer—••They are based on lessons that artformed from the subject and predicate of anything.” Question—"Give the order of the development uf the mental faculties." Answer—"The mental faculties are brain, nerves and ganglia. Tbe nenea carry to the brain, the brain then acta and gives us tbe knowledge that we have accomplished something. Gangllh Is where the cords crosses each other.” "Tlie board knows Just where I stand.” remarked one candidate. Indeed the}* do not. dear teacher, unless you mean to have them Infer that you stand just where you stood one year ago. It cannot be pos­ sible tliat you wieb the board to think that you have teen standing still all the year. And this suggests the thought that many •eem to wonder why a teacher who Ihas once received a certificate should fall at a subsequent trial. With a few all effort ceases with the reception of the coveted license. The goal of their ambitton has been reacted and no further study is nectasary. The world moves right along and when tbfa stationary teacher comes forward again she finds terself decidedly backward. At the regular examination, one secured n first grade certlficateand several a second grade. Quite a number readied the stand­ ing demanded and will te entitled to a re­ newal of their certificate without examina­ tion. We have before called attention in this column to the small percentage of tcacliers in tlie. state holding higher grades of certificate.*. In comparison with New York, the showing ta anything but com­ plimentary to us. State Suji't Fitch de­ clares it as bis opinion that no teacher shoulil receive more than three third grade certificates. Powibly this shows which way the wind 1b blowing. JUST RECEIVED. BOSTON The finest line of Ladies’ Shoes ever offered to thepeople of Cloverdale, all of which tne at prices to suit tbo buyer. Tho best pebble goat at $2.00; the finest Dongola goat at $3.50, and a splendid line ranging between the above prices. We also have gent’s shoes from a common plow shoe to the finest Dongola kid at from $1,85 to $5.00. The best prints at only b cts. Elegant Windsor Henriettas only S cts, equal to any 12c goods. ' We also keep a full line of staple dry goods and groceries which we sell to suit the customers. Also an extra fine fine of shirts, pants, hats, caps and-gentls furnish­ ing goods. We have added for our spring and summer trade a nice line of ladies’ and misses’ trimmed hats, which we will sell at price* to surprise you. Give us a call, examine our goods and be convinced that you can buy goods of us for less money than at any other place. Butter, eggs, dried fruit and beans taken at their full value in exchange for goods. Yours for business, bRT QOObS STORE. FORGING RIGHT • AHEAD Marr A- Duff have dosblcd their store capacity and'now they have one of the finest, best lighted and nicest equipped stores that can be found la the County and City. Our store now is 42 by 85 ft. every comer os well lighted as another. We would alfo mention that we made our did Cloak Room (which was 13 ft by 2011.) into a Indies Walting Room and Toilet Room. This is an Improvement that wc think will be much appreciated after a long -and weary ride, a place to rest yourselves and children. In order to make things •UNUSUALLY LIVELY GEO. P. MOSIER, * In our Mammoth Establishment we will keep Putting Out Specialties Cloverdale. Ail the time. Our specialties for the present will be your Choice of seventy-five Ladies Newmarkets That have l>een selling for $6.00, S7.00, 88.50. 30.00 and 510.00 These will ail be put out and sold for To Be Sold Before May 1st $5.00, Your Choice. Just think of it. You must come earley and stay late to see all the many bargains that may be yours. We have also placed on the Bargain Counter 35 heavy To Close the Business. Jackets for,Ladies Thatl wll be closed out For $2.25 $5,000 STOCK .. --------- OF--------- Good value for 85.00 these are only a few of the attractive bargains that are to be found. Best shirting can be had for 9 and 11 cents. Bargains in Dress Goods, Ging­ hams, Cottons, Underwear, Hosiery, Gloves. ‘ Dry Goods, Groceries, Boots Marr & Duff, and Shoes, etc. In front of Fanner’s Sheds. BATTLE CREEK. A BARE OPPORTUNITY! A^. I>. TO BUY Cadwallader’s Dress Goods, Sheetings,- Shirtings, Teas, Coffees, Spices, Tobaccos, Boots and Shoes AGENCY COLUMN. OFFICE WITH H0LBB00K, OXHSB MORRILL’S STORE, HASTINGS. _--------- AT--------- Remember that this column contains but u very small part of the property 1 liave for sale or exchange. I have improved and vacant city lota for sale and exchange in ali frarta of the city. Farming lands fur sale and exchange in all parts of tlie county. I have some choice Grand Rapids prop­ erty for sale at a bargain. Cost and Less. We Mean Business And will guarantee to sell you any article in our stock at actual cost in market. HIGLEY & FOX, DELTON, MICH. NOTICE I Mrs. L. W. Hunt Desires to inform the people of Cloverdale and vicinity that she is about to start a MILLINERY ESTABLISHMENT In Cloverdale and will keep a handsome and fashionable as­ sortment of ladie’s and children’s HATS and BONNETS SPECIAL ! On Jefferson street two houses and lota at bargains, nnd on easy terms. Near furniture factory,—one lot aiid house well finished, 81,000; 8500 down, bal. on time at 7 percent. And one bouse nucblot one block from factory. 8SOO; 8300 down, bal. at 7 per cent. Cheap. • Near felt boot factory—IX lots and splendid house, with furnace, small barn. Can te bought at a bargain and on easy terms. < Several splendid bargains in tbe 1st ward and other parts of the city. Brick barn for sale at a bargain, on cor­ ner opposite Ford's hotel. 80 ft. front by 140 ft. deep.well located in Seneca Falta. N. Y.. has op,the land Ubrlek store three stories, also dwelling house aud good barn. Can be bought at h bargain, or will exchange for Hastings or Grand Rapids property. The city of Seneca Falta i has a population of 7,000 and upwards—is largest town In Seeena Co. } .' 40-acre farm in Irving, all improved, anil good. Can be bought at a bargain on easy terms. 84 acres fractional—over runs 15 er 20 acres, X mile east of Sheridan, good fram­ ed bouse. One ot the cheapest tarns In Harry Co., will take part city property. 10 acres near city, good house and barn, well and cistern, 150 trnlt tHea, Jj acre grapt-s; $1,300, cheap, X Artro, tel. at 7 per cent.2| 160 acres in Woodland to exchange fbr smaller farm and difference. 196 acres in Hope township, known aa tbe Doty farm, will sell for 84900 on easy terms. Several 80 acre parcels for sale at bar­ gains ranging from 81.800 upwards and some-will take part city property In excteuge. 80 acre farm for sate in Otsego county. Price 81,200. Will trade for farm In this section and pay difference. Also 160 acres in same Co. at a bargain. 160 acres m Kansas, well fenced, good soil, stone house® rooms, bam 14 by 70 feet, tool bouse and granary and "well house, tta. well watered by creek, timber, 8’4 from one and S miles from another IL R. town, so rods from school. SpiendM stock farm. Will sell at a tergain or take 40 acres In part payment near Hastings. Union Pacific R. R. lands tor sale in toe states of Kansas. Oregon, Washington Utah, Texas, etc, apwards of 5,“------ acres of fanning, mineral and ' lands, ranging iu price from $5 w acre; ono-teuih down, ten year* bafanee. Frequent excursion ra! etc. Call and get drculara. And everything in the millinery line of the latest styles. Having had several years experience in this line, she so­ licits a share of the public patronage. ’ Cloverdale, April 13th, 1S91. �"u"“uttnm8n«Tre>tIawl NG IN A BIG CITY. sn*ke arrts _ -Truth., omly tickle him. -<SWa ffi .a ™™- * LIGHT HOUSEKEEPING; WH*T it MEANS ANO HOW IT B °°NE- siu.re.Mn a • "TP" calves. H-Ofi. * a,„ut s„ r«t <w broad slb-'uldcred ami open f«««, !K£«3!reM)ic* C*tf, »«*<m1 drwwcr nod is r,roud ol hi” coI1>' £S> ua Kiu "i ■u”> tfStX'iUotalBwVerbbl; walsriime.llJ# Loau. “ ’* W ** homo In «hl«h FomAn 11™. *• tlou*. and there te nothing about ft that POau-«>eperbu. Three moniM ending nujSsm it b tbe mblence of the “ixatotw-totfto". per t>u. Loans................ -......... sim*» meapki»tiidrewi. Pork-H«M<-» mous snake charmer In the worlfl..and ssinaik Ptasier-Beflmn st H-BO per ton. that in the rear yardteonoof the fine* Balt—Selling st II per bbl. I hnnjwkremng has become almost a oolloctiouh of poisonous “crecpln things Timothy Seed-Mitina at »1 .W per bu. «^,UI,.u« trm,. bre*'* i” ** Wheal—No. 1. white fu*> rc<l. »i.<» L°ani,'defanit'iuw*t.'’ •____ SiwwfcM.: l«>L I>«rrth«lr». tb.n- iu In America, In stoutly constructed cage* Fluur-tJM) per hundreu. Zreat3,^l of **ucb housekcepitiu in hew ,are magnificent rnUlrenakea huge moc­ FriaeiiMl...................... « Ms^eSugar, Oftsc. casins, the deadly xyphur, nul tbe vicious l*.ter«»l.......................... JOS’ rrenram........................ >s *■|A whip, besides wires of lew promb Hmm the nartnere are man ami wife, some- coach , Fires............................... 13 0* !CiT M ♦SBT7M time'- t hr run* bachelors, and sometimes, ,nent members ot the serpent family. Beans-FJ.CO ver Uu for city picked. Cash tu back................ ......... Fomnn fa at* much at home with these though mire rarely ^rlmp*. young women UAniLmK*. Butter- jofl^e. creamery Due Stockholders................... WK M WMaiwl. * I he comms wyn, m ' gainful islimy creatures as fa • father with hfa chil­ Com-7lr i«er ou. PriDdpal l«ld <•» advance ... B ain i-ioA>7c. . dren. Ho handle* .them at will anti with . cupstions"—dressmaking, shop tehdinJC, , Vndlvidcd i’toflta ................. - - - —Oats—•Scnerbtt. the utmost confidence The creature* do JSrarv work, or what not. M«*t UmUI« va Lvr. or sHAiin* is fokck. Poultry—Live: chickens,flOe; dues 7<K shares Dirt Mr:l«* valiiH.. fc it Ct this' sort breakfast at borne and dine ol not appear afraid of him. yet submit In a ‘ ■ ‘ . Kr".......... v. ..... 3*4sharesseouods-riM.valne ,2“. . K passive sort of way to bis manipulations. recnnrmd* Nobody believes, of erninw, We.D. £ lieodyear. uresldeot, and that dining at restaurant* te any cheaper Foman says: Kmuum. K tram ol u>. “I am a native ot Hayti, and have been nnd Lom A*»oci*D«n, dosulcinub’ su«»r that than dining r.t horoe. _ (he foregoing statcineut Is a (rue exhttil of it* in this country seventeen yeans. A few In fart, it. is vastly dearer, unless the re* dheep and Lamb*— finaiRliucoudluon w» March SI. iMI, to the best fcaunujt-x ix* ot tbe fifteen cents a meal v»- yean- ago I determined to engage excl naive­ «r »r .»a ly in tbe snake business. In my childhood nrty But light houaekeepinu dispenses* D.KINHUAIW. with matt servant, liom.itality and a k<mx! my parents would gratify me by pernuttix* Sob^rlbrf iworo l» ™ U"b rib me to have a rattlesnake as a companion. deal of rent. It te peculiarly well wtepled ..April, ■“K 'V^xrxPW;^ to tho* families of two, In which both hus­ , and ns I grew older I became fontler of band and wife hrlp to -am a living. As these reptilat, and always delighted in Th. Hull.n Bu'wiux w*‘l making t hem a study. 1 would sometimes ‘ the wife i< out al! day, she cannot atteridto aw. household duties of n very exacting char­ get bit by them, but my father bad • acter. and economy in the object tbo remedy that would soon heal tlie wound. In IS88. while in Lee county, near tbe Ever­ family cannot employ a maid servant. glade*, I captured * snake which was CQEAP LIVING. So two room*, or at furthest three, are shipped to New York. I was paid WO for NOBCGAUB SADRj|lf. . FOR THE Default having Me* made in Hie rouJIUons tented Instead of four, five or six; a gw* it, and 1 have been following the bn*ine*» ol a certain mortgage made by If» *rrvw since. atora i< <i*d on,F f°r Bn 1,our ,u tb* uwruAldrich and FannieC.Aldric1 loSamw “ On all rattlesnakes four few long and ing; tbe “hooso” te heated by steam, shared dated October »■!. A. D. 1«. and nworueu to conaM> with other tenants. «ud thus over 1 realize from IX to K>J each. Tbo m tbsoffleeof the Kcgi»ter county of Bam and stale of Michigan, on the what is lost iu tbeetwtof restaurant din­ smaller snakes I generally use myself for »lh wy of October. A. D. IMO. in I'N-rDof moriners is saved In rent, fos} and wage*. Un- the manufacture of snake oil, which will ga^on wlgesM and M.whkh said moiupure was on the ITU) day of Mareh. 1IPI^T*’«> funtebu! apartments of two or three rooms care any rheumatism or neuralgia in exTH* GREATEST samnel It. Wluiw.u :u>d duly recorded April in rsKsprctable parts of the city may be Utence. I learned this from the Seminole HVt iu the offlre o! Itegloter of Heeds in uad Indians. Before Pnblo Beach was thor­ rented nt from IP to Fi5 a month. for D>rr> county. Mich, lu liber su of mart­ oughly settled I caught hundreds of snakes If aynungconpie chooses to occupy apart­ raw sa ments iu one‘of the great sanitary tene­ iu that vicinity, but the largest and best be any default in tho payment of tbe Interest REMEDY OF THE AQE. ments put up for the respectable poor, the quality of rattlesnake* to be found in the upon tbe same, at any day when the wme rent will failcouhidm-ablybeloi*- the smaller country are at Fort George Island at the Cures nil BLOOD and f?KIN Diseases- should be dm* aud payable and •boulJ the wne mouth of tbe St. John's river. Tbe snakes As a Blood Punter it has no equal. Band remain unpaid and lu arrears lor the apses of of tbrac figure- Tbe cus: of breakfast te for pamphlet showing testimonials of many sixiv davatm-n the prlm lpal on said mortgage a mere tride. and really l»-wr folk, that are nt thfa place are very gentle, and can ><*-■ wonderful cures. should be due al tho ni.tioti of tlw mortgagoe. willing to put up with such an apology for easily tnmed. I succeeded in capturing and tt»r iutrrrftl dneou tbe second day ofOetoa homt . may lire almost1 aa m *cheaply, * in tbe forty-four snake* there aud was only bit­ Rev. W. A. Hunsberger, now pastor bt riBM. lowlt »M.« am! ou day of Octooer liw to wit HOC not having been psld heart of New YcAk a* in the country. A ten eight limes. I have secured from the 1st M. E. church at Muskegon, and the same haring re-mahM-d unpaid until dlevnr woman call make even such quarter.- Seminole Indians a fluid that 1 use when writes as follows: tills date undt-r said option said morrg*g*e now as there coxy and attractive, and the possi­ bitten, and with it the bite of urattlrt*nake, declares tbe wjude of -mid m-xtgage d“r,*nJ1 I take pleasure In saying, to all Mborn It may payable, which tnortgase tln-re Is claimed bility of such a mode pf life ba* hastened or in fact any other snake, te no mure se­ concern, that I am jwwnialh acquainted with to be dueon at i be dsli M thl< notice tbr sum of rious than the bite of a mosquito.” many a man-uigp. Dn*. L. N. Miter .‘t Bon». the proprietor* ot seven hundred sixty' seven dollars and sixtyBachelors living i» this fashion manage A few days ago Foman gave an exhibi­ "Mixer s Cancer and BcrofnU Svrup.” Durl*-g the coats, and an attorney ’< fee at twenty- live three years' pastorate ai nartums. Mlebieery comfortably, though, of course, al tion of hi» power* in Huake catching to a the iu*n. they were m< niiwr* ot my church and ron- dollars provided for in said m-vtew. and no greater aspens?. because few men are con­ number of New Yorkers. He luw a small k-recation and therefore 1 had opportubt'v to suit or proceedings at law b*vl:3t been insti­ tent W gvt tbeir own break fasts and attend dog tmifii-d to “point" snakes. The party know tbete and tbeir "remedy." I believe them tuted to recover the toeueys wrured by said mortgage or uni part thereof. to their own apartments. The homeless prrx-ccdrd to a place where rattler* were to be upright, honorable men. whose repreacutNow therefore, by yirtn* of tbe power mav be relied npon as true. As to the habit prevent* moat bachelor boiLwkeeping likely to be found. It was fully an hour tatioos • remedy," It tun been used by myself »tid family Iron* goiu:: beyond tbe “light" singe, before the dog c'rtained a clew aud began fur some time, and for diseases of t>io blood, we notice Is hereby gi v*u that on hs’urday. .lie lith tttough when onie a maid servant becomes barking; finally be dropped and pointed are ot the opinion there Is notw better. Ttw mu- day of July, A. D.. is»i. at Uo o’clock in as io the v>lue of tbe “medicine,” of a necessity, it te cheaper to Imve all meals his tail straight into the air. Tbe snake numfids snob respectable phyaleions of diffl-rent schools tbe forenoon, I shall sell at tmblu- aactkm to the highest btdoer. al the north front door ol the prepared * home. Few young men. how­ charmer ran to tho spot, and by the use of as Dr. Lampman, nf Hastings, and others, County Uoert House in th" City n! Hast, ever. are oonteut to forego the glitter and a mirror attached to n stick six feet long should be sufficient alone, aside from anything Barry Innitbal being tba pUq» alien* the Circuit . hum of the cheerful restaurant, with its be gradually drew the nnake until within 1 may be aide to ray. to secure for It widest Court for Barry Countyis im’deu). the nrremses sales. It Is well known that |ibslri*ns of stand­ motley e:)sn;*any and varied bills of fare. arm’s reach, when he reached out and se­ ing. as a rule, are slow to recommend anythin* dex-ribed in said mortgage, or *o much Uioreof Better and more wbolenome dinners could en red tbe reptilq, not, however, without tlia? may t-e classed as » "patent medicine " as may tie necrMiry to pay the amount d«* on mortRW, with seven per cent, inlered. be prepared at boftie for less than half tbe tbe fangs penetrating his right hand. He M ben they do It may l«e relied upon as posses­ said and all l«n*l coiu. together with analturoej s real merit as a “remedy. ntouey. but tbe charm of contact with the applied his antidote, and smilingly re­ sed ofRespect fw of twriily-«ve dollar* roveMMHI W fully. Wkmi.kv a Hi'KSDKSant. therein, the premises helm d-**rtbed In said world i* loot, and t here te always the danger quested the reporter to “take a bite,’’ t*M, Pastor First Metbodbt church. Cokhratrr. mortxaae as all tbatcrrtatn ».leo* or parcel el that the alfccnce of one partner may leave which was emphatically refuse-1 Return­ Mich. P. B.-Tbmuh frequently imilcited to do so. land known aud drwribed ns follows: To wit. tbe other to dine alone. ing home the snake charmer took out, a this The north half (S)ottbe southwest quartre is tbe first instance In which I have given a WHV WOMEN DON’T CLUB. piece of red silk, shook it in front of the trallmontal of this description, ft Is done cheer­ of section number two «) town one it> north rana nine west in Harry county, Michigan, Women seem to find it difficult to keep reptile, which, with its deadly fang* pen­ fully now tn the Interext of the affleted. containing elchty acres of laud'bo the same Coldwater Mich., VeL 29. IMS. W. A. H. house together. Perhaps they are leas etrated it. Silas then jerked the silk more or ks*. ' adaptable than men, or perhaps tbe strain Samuk:. £ Wiixuoy. violently away, and the f.-ui^s were re-, Assuaee of Nortjnmse. of constant contact, from which men may moved. —Jacksonville (Tia.1 cor. St. lamte Smith a Couiltovr, Attornejs for Assignee. escaiie by going out into tbe world, piakes Republic. Drs. Mixer 4 Sons, Hastings, Mich. Dated this April Itth. HWi. friction inevitable. At any rate, there are thousands of women living lonely lives iu boarding house**, when "all the comforts Sometimes we come upon n family unique of a home" qre within their reach if only a* a bit of genre painting. No need of they chouse to form a housekeeping part­ Lunily [KirtndU or a yellow title deed to nership. Tbe drearinees of boarding hou.**e proclaim this a bouse with traditions. Tbe life for women te a thing that men would walls breathe them, aa old chest* breathe not endure- In some of tbe poorer but lavender. Chairs, tables and trumpery atill respectable boarding houses the par­ knickknacks upon tbe mantels and the lor te rented to a phyaidan. so that there te corner shelves take airs to themselves as no common room where lodger* may re­ having had their beauty at compound in­ ceive visitors. terest years and years, and all but join in All tbe ugliuo-n* of huifi&a life show* it­ the conversation. Is a story told? Age self al such phv-ea. yet women of delicate has lent it a bouquet fine as of wine in cob­ MDribiliti?** endure it, because they fancy webbed vaulta. Is a song sung? Ten to that they could not undertake the task of one it Is a very silly old song, bnt it has tbe housekeeping with other womtu. “I don’t charm of an heirloom. And as you watch know any girl with whom I’ddaretrysuch the family more and speak and smile, yon an experiment.” said an art student, when are dimly aware that it- is in accordance this idea was suggested to ber. Another with laws and customs all tbeir own. woman, who had essabltehed a little hnme . They live iu an otmpspbere of Indian summer hnz»-. "Hence they are not ferret well pieaaerl tliat a friend living in like eyed for flaws of society or character, and manner rw heraelf had not takeu afiartmay Dever be beard of among the world's rueuU in the name house. For the IS. $8 master minds. But they are very gentle livers, deeply human hearts. Their web of for tbe diacamforts of a boarding botue all tradition is a* prophetic of sunny breather cookl have a cozy littie home in common. as are gossamer webs in autnmh. Often But in thia whole city there are probably they ore of the stuff at which martyrs are only a few score such homes. made.—Harper’s Basar. Some charitable women in Brooklyn dtecovered that nearly a duzen shop girls were lodging in one Aoderate sized room, where Thq United Statea Arctic discovery ship they prepared their break fast* in the morn­ Jeannette, better known as the Pandora ot ing aud sat at night unless tbe streets proved more attractive. Such women earn Sir Allen Young, from whom she waa pur­ chased. was crushed by the ice in 77 dogs, from S3 to <7 a week. FEOJECTED WOttF north latitude and Um dega. east longitude, They must present a decent outward ap­ and was perforce abandoned by her gal­ pearance; but it has Iwen discovered (bat lant crew, but few of whom survived the in the caa*< of tbe poorest the one visible subsequent sufferings to which they were exposed by the inclemency of the weather. garment is almost the only scrap of cloth ing they posMss. For the most part, throe Her commander, Lieut. De Long, United Slates nary, before leaving her to lead the gtrfa bare ahnoat uo skill as needlewomen and Hille knowledge of the housekeeping retreat in which ho perished, carefully art They simply manage to exist, and sewed up a record of the events ot tbe voy­ that by constant hard work and rigid. If age within a piece of black India rubber, •Dot always intelligent, economy. It fa a placed the package in an empty boat water cbrrfafaed plan of the Young Women’s cask, and intrusted it to tho mercy of tbe wares, in the hope that, should all the de­ Christian Aaaociation of Brooklyn to build voted band perish, tbeir fate should not be a large lodging bouse, where these women nay live and carry on a specira of light shrouded in uncertainty. Tbe cask ru-iweuaer was faithless to 5te housekeeping. Tbe price of lodging will he placed within tbe reach of tbe poorest trust. Several article* which had belonged girls, but each will pay som«thing for tbe to this ship were fount! near Juiiansbaab, on tlie Greenland coast, in June, 18M. just eousforta she receives At tbs same time lb* Moodation's daasea in nwsdlrwurk and three yearn after her l.« It is supposed general domestic economy will give the that they were drifted thither ou a mua of ice by way of tbe north poie.—Chambers’ girb an opportunity to learn t be arw necroJournal Sto the maintainfag of a home. It fa that already the lusirtsaCkxi imparted : -1- w. HMSTlWiS, SdTWMT, AFKIL 18, IBS!. wti“'s«'•« Uwop “» “* 0 5: MIXER’S |C.<£bS s BLOOD CANCER & SCROFULA For Sale by all Druggists. Dr. A. C. Fruth, Olobrxted Surgeon and President or the Froth Medlr.l and Suntleal Inrtlmte. permanently eaUMIthnl >u livwu^u under lheuw. of the euleot Hl-« lth » ™pltal ««* of SIOO.OW. Jgj* and of--all........... tonna of Cbnmta and Sexual... Dlmam. i „uIr[,. ■■vanti .ueeeMhil bucixmiui treatment .. ...................... Stomach, "lomacli. Kidney, Kidney. Bladder. Bladder, hereon, Nerroui and Special npeeial r>l»ea.o« DImma* of Mtn Men and Ably amlMed by a full aiatr of emlnenl pliy.lel.u. and .urueou- i ,r dtwn> meat ot medicine and surgery. menl nimportaut to LmllM. Many l*>i-w are of Catarrh Cured. (:at»rrhKi x2.. mH*lb. .’TIJr.r ft..f the anuu.-^ p-cuil«r ci her n<«^. thr<uu. lump, and k;UUc.-k e.LJ.5??-1" !SJSrbSl...ar.l(K anteed wa restored to health and bapplurS. t ',hx5 drain hi Urtne. Nocturnal tow©*. wufah c*um? Impaired Memory. Weak Back. Waut of Enemy Pminuure deehoe of the M»ulr Powara, which ran be quickly It consultud be Idiocy, Insanity. impolency resulb*. Thr-e terrli-te dbrtrl-rs arising from ruinous prac lees of youth. Mighttne the most radiant U’>p«w, unfitting patient fur sttnh, auHcty. or mxrriAif. annually swrepne to an untimely gra»e luousaad* of y*xmg men of brilliant. InreUteti piles. Fistula. Fiwcre. Polypi r.ired without pain. Untie or oauiery. No detention from tare- Marriage. MarriH ptglbus or mnc in™, coatampUilnK mama;*-- u».llT „hw"S weakOMi. lau«proere*iive u»ken,if»aS» or*0)r utberdbqcalfficatijn, tprrdllj *>^n< Kpllepey or Flta wM'.Wt c^i tUo-.*and oe»er lall.^p Hospital treatment. ' Kldoer and lllodder !)!«*»«, UnAr, Disease. Diabetes and klndre i &SJ and cures affected de irfi ^uuhad been phbmum«l beyond bopr. Knlln??y £ure4 bT «** new ud nevvr falling Hospital rreatisem, PTM KumlwU.in <>f the t'rlwe. Inch fa*r*oa applying/or wMleal treatment qwq’dwad or brine an onuee of their anne. whtrh will receive a careful cbeintcal nitd nti^row..p>tAl e»anlaxtion. WftjiDEKITL Cl'RKB perfected in old diw which hare bc*n taqtlreted or ua»kiIKnIiv treated. NoeijwrtwiMita or lallnre*. Fxrtlr* treated In mail nod oxprw,. but a here ixnotb’perxmal romttftallou Is i>n farrwt. Curable ea*-* gm-nuilred. X lKm*Sar« aa4 aarnwpMiwWe runfidaanak T>ranaet*t swot C.«». l).|panry p..rt of c. 8. u< of 13b questions tree. Addre*' with | ostage. DR. FRCTII,» Fast Madle'?., Mt., f uitajv. fU. 1=0^5 S3 K 6 gZp * g?«J Mi ? a> = p Do you want to buy any furniture; a nice carpet: any­ thing in the line of draperies, rugs or the like, this season? LINOLEUM. ^Vhat is it?. It is a floor cover made of cork. Call at my store and examine it, as it is much superior to carpet or any other floor cover at its value. We are receiving the newest and latest designs- also some of the most desirable novelties in all of our lines. Pay tbe store a visit and be pleased. Yours truly, ARCHIE McCOI. Holden® Hire THE LIVE •amuB many curious forma. The city is so Iswgc that there !• roust tor an Udtlgence of all aorta of lUUa. TL:re are* families that never meet except at dinner. There are others that are together only at break- thoalaaUc ndrocaic of cooking in common, or, more broadly, co-cperatira bowwkrepUiS All wj»* of ingenious devices have A young person from -Maine, whom the exigencies of n hurried journey bad brought to the dty very early one morn­ ing. boarded a train at Forty-second street, and before she reached Harlem thus coin­ mooted on tl>e people around her: “Do yon . rt-member.” ehe naked, “the text painted over tbe cemetery st home?” He thought a moment. “ ‘The rich and the poor meet together, and the ixird is tbe maker ot them oil.’ Waan't t hat it?” She looked around ber again aud said with feminine, emphasis, “Well, the first half of it applies to thfa car. if the other Dignified Stranger'on railway train}— No, I am oct traveling fur my health. 1 was a delegate to the Pan-American conIco, there rrakk* a pure lodiau woman in the L Weekly. , Hatters, Gents’ Furnishers, Boot AT RUSSELL’S. DRESS GOODS. This spring we have added many entirely new novelties to our Dress Goods Department.making it in every way satisfactory to customers, both in quality and price. We are receiving new goods right along, and have confidence in our ability to­ please you, and give you better value in the fabric, in the style and finish, than ever. "In our MILLINERY Department we are placing before tbe people of Are to the front with a new and complete stock of Hats Caps, Boots and Shoes, Overalls, Work Pants, Trunks 1 ahses, and other articles too numerous to mention and look our stock over, wo will guarantee satisfaction and and n -" Call and Lowest Prices of any firm in Barry Co. YOUR TRADE SOLICITED. Yours respectfully, HOLDEN & HIRE. Hastings a better assortment and more taking styles at more popular prices than ever. Y°u can be easily convinced of this by calling in. and we cordially invite yon to do so, ' AT RUSSELL'S. � https://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/418/HastingsBanner_1891-04-23.pdf 7ac6882ae07099a415f54df5de07b67a PDF Text Text Largest Circulation of any paper in the County. Hastings Banner. VOL. XXXV. NO. 51 ■i'! m n eg., bows. Grand Rapids. Mich. Monroe, Pearl and Canal sts. Published Thursdays by COOK BBOB., ----- AT----BA8TIXG8. MICH. COLLNTY news. OUR COUNTY. HUDSON We have 9 branch stores located at De­ troit, Cleve­ land, St. Paul, St. Louis, Buf­ falo. Toledo, Sandusky, Toledo, Nor­ walk. is the LARGEST The Tower Clothing Co. carry the larg­ est stock of clothing, fur­ nishings and hats in Mich. in the WORLD The Tower buys for ten stores and are thus en­ abled to undersell every store in Michigan. Men’s Suits for every day, $3.50, 5, 6, 7, 8, 10. Men’s Suits for dress and Sundays, $12,15, 18, 20. Our best suits surpass the ordinary merchant tail­ or's work in make at about half the money. Rail road fare and all expenses saved by patron­ izing HUDSON’S GRAND RAPIDS. CARPETS and CURTAINS. CARPETS and CURTAINS a Biographical. Wbtn »i».k about a «ne tarw tn i ankee Springs to the average citizen of this county, you will see a smile of In­ credulity spread all over his countenance which suggests that either you are an escaped lunatic or take him for one. Nevertheless there are in that township a few as fine farms as can be found any­ where, and there are progressive farmers there tpo. some of them on farms that re­ quire the most patient and painstaking care to make them at all productive. John W. Briggs is a farmer, and he owns a good farm, audit Isn’t a small one either. Ho has worked hard, ihanagee right, and added to his acres very material­ ly; and It has to be a year when the best kind of farming doesn’t pay that doesn't see him write some figures on the credit side of his farm account Our subject was bom In Erie Co., Penn., in 1882. Received a fair education for those days, and has had his wits about him. bis mind awake and both eyes upon the main chance ever since. He has found time In the midst of a most busy and active life upon the farm to add tu bls mental equipment He has a large stock of that uncommon sense called common sense, and be applies It to all problems as they confront him. Pennsylvania is all right in its place, but our subject felt that "the wild and wooly west" was more to his liking, and in 1853 located on a farm in Hopkins, Allegan county. That same year he was married to Miss Fannie Wilson a woman who proved a loyal wife and helpmeet He lived there for 13 years, during nine of which he was highway commissioner. In 1856 he located where he now re­ sides. on a splendid farm on the banks of Barlow lake, at Bowens Mills. He has been industrious, frugal, economical, and Is able to show something for his years of toil. He is a man fitted for positions of trust and responsibility; and for five years continuously was the supervisor of the township of Yankee Springs, has also been highway commissioner, and for the last two years township clerk, having been re­ elected this month to that position. In religion Mr. Briggs Is a Univeraalist. In politics an ardent republican. He is a man of deep and sincere convictions, whom people will have no trouble' in find­ ing on any question. It Is never a matter of doubt as to where he stands on any subject; or If one does not know, he will have no trouble in learning by asking a plain question. He will get a plain, frank answer every time. Such a man as he never lacks friends. His worth as a man. his generous, kindly nature win and retain frlendsifip. He desenes it because he is In' every walk of life upright and manly. ’ Mr. Briggs like most farmers has felt that the farming industry had not received that attention and recognition which its importance to the country and Its needs demanded. He entered the Patrons of Industry with honest motives to do what and all he could to secure this recognition. But he wasn’t "In it" for the purpose of prostituting the order for his own selfish purposes. He. was there to make this powerful organization the great lever it could be made to compel existing parties to heed its just demands. Had the P. of I. done what such men as Mr. Briggs de­ sired. it wpuld be far more popular than it is, have a far larger membership, and would have accomplished far more. It could lhen have held the balance of power in this state, and would have been In a position to command respect and attention from existing parties. The greatest mis­ take the Patrons ever made was in not seizing this opportunity they had of hold­ ing and maintaining the balance of politi­ cal power, so that its strength could have been thrown to the party which was in n position to do most for the advancement of its principles. In his own P. of 1. lodge, in his township organization, in the county organization, at the state meeting to which he was named a delegate, he has labored most earnestly and zealously for the ad­ vancement of bis common sense Ideas as to the political aetion to be taken by the Patrons. And the dawn of a better day Is upon the order when it shall escape the follies of foolish leaders who wanted to use the order to boom themselves no mat­ ter what became of its principles. Mr. Briggs’ first wife died a few years ago. He remarried to a most estimable woman, and they enjoy in happiness and quietude their comfortable home. There Mr. Briggs is never more happy than with his family or bis friends. Wm. Mead and Lewis Gillet, two Mid­ of our dwellings In this school district dleville young men who ought to know Any one wishing can lie supplied without better and do better, were arrested for disturbing church services. Six dollars Milo has an increased number of depar­ each fine and costs will probably teach tures and arrivals by rail. them a needed lesson. The C. K. 4 8. railway are sellhffc 250 mile tickets for 85.00, and are found In at Middleville throw tin cans most of our fanners’ pockets. roofs at nights to the serious Rev. Draper gave a very Interesting ser­ annoyance of peaceable citizen*. The mon Sunday, p. m. at Milo, upon the sub­ latter think they have stood enough of ject of power, and allusions to his travels« this foolishness, and propose to make it In Texas. hot for the festive Elds. Mrs. Geo. Welgiea, of whom mention While out spearing the other night, Reu was made In the Bakner, is In a fair way Noyes, of Nashville, attempted to fill the of recovery under Dr. Hyde’s care. gasoline lamp. Be spilled a liberal quantity of the stuff on his clothing. He got too near the light, and hh clothing John Stage, of Williamston, Is visit tog soon ignited. He was literally a blaze of old friends. glory for a minute. But Ren had no Peter Bass is building a woodshed and notion of climbing the golden stair In a kitchen. . • great big yank, so he made a dive into School commenced at the Hosmer school the placid stream, and took a chilly bath. house Monday with E. Gulches*as teacher. It was lucky be thought of it; for he came Laura Murphy is visiting in Hastings. out all right Lewis Lockhart went to Riverdale Sun­ In all probability there will be a racing day to see his mother who is very sick. E. Lockhart has built IJf miles of new meeting at Nashville June 9th and 10th. Some good purses will be hung up, and a fence. Owing to the wet weather farmers are literal attendance and patronage are al­ backward with their plowing. ready assured. L. Hosmer has moved on Cort Wilkin­ Hanfleld. son’s farm. Rev. Spitler comes to the front with a Last week Dr. Chandler's family and Ed. Troy’s family were poisoned by eating new carriage. B. W. Austin has bought a horse and checee and all were very sick until an anti­ dote was given them. The youngest child drives a fine span of horses. of Mr. Troy’s was thought to be dying by the whole family all night, but by Inject­ ing medicine into the flesh and stomach, New cases of measles continue to develop she was finely brought to and Is slowly re­ every day. but the disease will soon have covering. All the rest are out of danger. to die out for want of subjects. Nellie Edmunds commenced her school E. T. Rhodes has just completed a new in the Bristol district last Monday. boat, although the propelling apparatus Henn* Wickwire made us a flying call was not as successful as the designers had last Saturday evening and Sunday. hoped for, still the boat reflects credit on L. C. Edmunds and Clarence Iden were the builders. on the streets of Hastings last Friday. Mrs. L. W. Hunt has already trimmed Grandma Westphal returned home Fri­ and sold some tasty hats since starting in day. to once more breath the bracing air the millinery line, and her customers are of Johnstown. well suited with their purchases. Flora Edmunds went last Sunday even­ Alex McCallum has again started up the ing over at Chas. Paul's, to help carry on meat market. household work. The brick yard has been entirely re­ Levl-Bressee is confined to the house modeled, and started up last Monday with by the grippe. a force oT nine hands. The hard rains we have been having Wm. Gillaspie has bought a horse. are detaining the farmer* from plowing on The board of health has appointed Henry heavy land. Merritt health officer for Hoi* for the en­ suing year. Not much plowing done around here On Satureay evening of last week about yet 80 of the friends of A. Everts called at his home and surprised them, and presented them with a ten foot extension table and a fine set of dishes and many other good things. Then the ladies presented ali with a good supper, which was enjoyed. Our Dr. and familj* for the present will be fbund located In part of O. E. Wood’s bouse on east Main street We hear that A. C. Wait has disposed of his Cedar Creek property. Mr. Guiles has a sick boy. Dr. Ed­ wards attending. Jesse Chase is yet in poor health, caused by enlargement of the liver. Wheat looking finely now. There was mention in last week week’s Banner of the John Batchelior sickness here and being removed before his death: . This was a mistake, he died at A. Wood’s. Grandma Coats is belter at this writing. . General. Competition auj?mg shippers of potatoes at Freeport last week raised the price to from 81.00 to 81.10 per bushel. LU W. H. Pardee; of Freeport, wm elected Justice of the peace. In order to get his hand in and his name up as a dispenser of Justice, William offers to perform the first marriage ceremony for nothing, and is now patiently waiting for his victims. 0 CARPETS and CURTAINS. CARPETS and CURTAINS. Simon Steckle. late of Freeport, Is now on the Grand Rapids police force, and Is rapidly discovering that It isn’t a soft snap. He was put In citizen’s clothes the other day and sent Into a tough quarter of the city to do detective work. He arrested bis man, but in attempting to lead his mau away. was set upon by a gang of roughs., who put several extra "bumps on bls cranium. He held on plocklly. and suc­ ceeded in landing his victim and some of the mob found that Simon had pluck and copld wield a club. Reuben Larabee, of Baltimore, is a hard working democrat who has received his reward ter party service*, having lately been appointed one of the keepers at the Jackson penitentiary. Nashville people are regretting the fact tbit the Evangelical conference did not re­ turn the Rev. Geo. Johnson to hb Nash­ ville ebarge, whoee affairs have been to ably and carefully looked after by him. He is called up higher, haring been sent to fill the pulpit of the Evangelicals at Jackson. Mrs. Jane Peckham spent last week with her daughter. Mrs. W. S. Bouck. Wm. l^ettlck. of Lowell.’was hi Free­ port last week. John Freeland has purchast>d- John Fish's property south of the village. V. Dipp and family have moved on a farm near Shultz. Morey Teeple and wife, of Fillmore, have moved into town. Myrtle Riegler spent the past week with the family of W. S. Bauck. Mr. Roush started for Ohio Thursday evening to see bis brother who is not ex­ pected to live. Otis Landon and wife, of Carlton, were the guests of S. Roush and wife Thursday. Addie Yerrlngton was in the Rapids last week. J. Goelcher hM gone to the Rapids to work. Frank Herrick was in Hastings Friday. Lawyer Sullivan has a very neat sign over the hardware. The P. of I.,s sugar social wm rather slim on account of the rain.* Mrs. L. Shepard spent a few days In Lowell last week the gdest qf friends. B. N. Keister spent the Sabbath in the village. P. Wlbert was taken with hemorrhage of the lungs Saturday night Those who attended the dance Saturday evening report a pleasant time. Mrs. J. W. Godfrey is 111 at tills writing. The young people's meeting at the U. B. ehnrch will commence at 5:30 hereafter instead of 6. Dr. H. F. Peckham is going to have a fountain In the comer of his lot There Is going to be a new saw mill west of town. Egg buyers in town are too numerous to mention. Louise Nagler will teach the Jones' school. Prior Hart has a very bad looking neck caused by being hit by a ball. , __ Everyone goes fishing now-a-days. Sev­ eral went to Leach lake Sunday night and brought home a nice mess of fish. ry County. WHOLE NO. 1872. HASTINGS, MICH., APRIL 23, 1891 Hastings Banner The best Advertis- la It time to be gloomy and sad when mother nature laughs around. When even tlw deep blue heavens look glad and glad­ neat breathes from the blossoming ground. The numerous rains opiate have hinder­ ed farm work to a considerable extent; but many are using the time In making Im­ provements. Flora Edmunds has engaged to assist Mrs. C. E. Paul with her housework. 8. S. Fisk returns to his labors at the north this week, Dell Brinlnstood is working for W. H. Fisk. Milton Gaskill and family visited bls brother Stephen on Sunday. One little girl said there were iote of beaux at the meeting on Sunday night H. E. Jennie, of Hickory Comers, was in town Monday. Boyd Cortrigiit and Wm. Lasher made us a flying visit Thursday. Frank Norwood’s hens were very vorac­ ious so much so indeed that they eagerly devoured the contents of a box of "rough on rats" carelessly thrown out the back door of Fox’s store. Frank hasn’t any hens now. Bigley’s cash account Is short the price of tlie flock and the rats bold royal feast while the band plays Anna Jason Platt hM bought a two year old colt of J. N. Covert for $80. W. R. Vester returned to Ypsilanti Mon­ day after a three weeks’ vacation. Old Uncle Jeffers is very low with a cancer on his’face and there are no hopes of bls recovery. Wm. Veater and Anna Raymond called on Minnie Fleming Sunday. Altha Yarger is working for Mrs. J. K. Covert. Lloyd Allerding and family are settled on the farm once owned by Mrs. Lydia Allerding. Washington Cain and wife also Jay Carpenter and family spent Sunday al John Carpenter’s. Wm. Ballou is breaking his colts to drive single. John Carpenter and son were In Camp­ bell Saturday. Uncle Peter Covert has greatly im prowl ' the looks of his farm by building new fences. All wishing a good hair cut or shave will give the new barber a call Geo. Bragdon wm at the Center Satur­ day. Mrs. R. W. Vester was in IlMtlnx* Monday. House cleaning is In ordet- and we bav ■ been thinking where we will go when our wife cleans house. Burd Peck has returned from the west and Is the guest of relatives In Rutland at this writing. Byron Minger sports a new single rig. C. Peek and 8. Hendrick were at Saw­ dust Tuesday. Mrs. Elmer Johnson Is very feeble. The supervisor was in East Rutland taking the assessment last week. The recent rains have been nice for wheat and grass but have retarded the sowing of oats. Billy Peck Is at work for E. E. Gorham. La grippe still lingers in this locality. It is reported that land sneken are gobbling fish by the seine full in Fall creek. Bom, to Henn’ Tasker and wife. April 19. a girt Gene Hays, of Bellevue, was In town Monday. Mesdamei James Morehouse and A Sackett, of Verona, were the guests of Mrs. Henry Tasker last week. Fred, eldest son of Henry Ellis, died Sunday. April 12. after a lingering illness. Funeral at house Tuesday. Although the rain fell steadily all day a large crowd wm iat the house. Ln»t week as Geo. Tuckerman was drawing bay from one bam to the other he bad occasion to lead the horses, and backed Into the hog pen, the tongue strik­ ing him and tearing one rib loose from the flesh. Al present writing he ls*«ble to be out. Thomas Tasker Is putting a picket fence in front of his residence. Mrs. C. Tompkins visited her sister Mrs. Osmun at Bellevue recently. Geo. lakes and wife, of Grand Raplda, were the guests of their many friends in this village Thursday and Friday of last week. H. E. Hendrick is very sick with scar­ let fever. J. W. Saunders was In Detroit on busi­ ness last Friday. A Ruse Spyder. of Grand Rapids.’ Is the guest of Lena Vannatten. Fcrd Fniisy and Jess Putnam visited In Hastings Sunday. Jennie Coon, of Farewell. Is the guest .of her sister, Mrs. Monroe Dietrick. Joseph Freeman, a highly respected gen­ tleman, died at the age of 73 Tuesday. He leaves an aged wife to mourn his death. We notice J no. Drummond is fitting up Once more’ Deltoh finds herself on the list of temperance towns, the saloon hav­ his meat market with a new large refrigera­ ing suspended business that the new tor and other improvements. Mrs. Weigel is improvelng fast She is landlord may commence the arrangements under the care\of Dr. Hyde. for his new hotel. Prairieville bb^ls of a first class barber. Dr. Scribner Is quite ’busy administer­ ing to the sick and is proving himself a C. B. Robinson has put out his shingle at the furniture store. very efficient physician. M. Thayer finished sawing on Dr. M. IL Gwin and Wm. Chase attended tiie K. of P. reception and ball given at Sackett's timber Monday. Our ftrmer pastor. O. H. Perry, paid us Kalamazoo Tuesday eve. Bradley Thompson has commenced a flying visit Monday. Editor of Banner made us a call Tues­ work on his hotel property. The building when finished will be 60x54 feet and will day. be a valuable acquisition to our village. ADDITIONAL LOCAL. School opened Monday with an enroll­ ment of fifty pupils. Haven't seen a dog since Gid commenced Fred Stowell carries a fine line of men’ taking the assessment and ladles' shoes. Call and see them. The railroad company wants our local The ladles of the Presbyterian church agent to take the Hastings office but Bar­ will hold a society at the Episcopal society ton prefers Delton which’ goes to prove rooms on Friday, the 1st of May. Supper that he is a man of very good judgment Mrs. Art Mantle Is out of town for a from, 5 to 7*0. Encyclopedias. Webster’s and Wooster’s week attending her sick mother. Dr. Edwards has removed his family to diettoMries. fine family bibles. Protestant Coats Grove where we understand the Dr. and Catholic, the work of Dickens, Bulwer, Thackeray. Shakespeare, histories, books is having a good practice. A very pleasant evening was reported of travel. Hill's manual, children’s books, by ail who attended the "aupprlze” at etc. at the book auction. Henry Forbs. With such a boat and We are put back this week in our work hostess it could not be otherwise. owing to a broken flue hi the boiler in our Wm. Chase reports large sales on lumber office. Just how long it will be before ft and building material. Will’s prices catch can tx* repaired we cannot say. all who are In search of goods In bls line. In the meantime we ask all patrons Gwin & Co. have received and sold over having job work In the office to be as pa­ seven tons of sugar since April 1st and tient as possible. still there are some who persist In looking It Isn’t very often that the people of this Milo. •our. The fact that wheat buyers are contract­ city have an opportunity of buyinc If no rain, oat seeding will commence books as cheaply as they can be purchased the 20th. Season a few days late on ac­ ing wheat on the ground looks very favor­ able for farmers realizing a HviAg Price for at the auction store in this city. Bulwer count of rain. Our grain merchants have been kept that product tills year. We abdrrstand Lytton’s works that sold here quite readily busy for the ten days past receiving con­ that considerable lias been sold Id thia' forSlbi*0 cash, are sold at the auction store for $3.50, and even below when put vicinity at from 85 to 90c. tract, 81.00 per bushel wheat. Clate Harrington, of Hastings, Sundayed up at auction. At this date, the 20th. a carload of wheat would bring $1.10 per bushel. Not a car at F. A. Blackman’s. Marring* Lle«nw*. Gertie Polley has returned hotfie after a load in the hands of the farmers. And several thousand bushels of the growing week’s visit at Middleville. crops has been contracted by Williams «s Spalding for August delivery at 90 cents Ing out his flyers. Whale has some horses per bushel. Pastures, meadows, and last that would be bard to beat in the county. The following extract is very applicable years seeding have passed through the winter in fine condition. Wheat marks to all small towns: Here’s to the kicker, the treacherous 100, and if not for policy might reach Detroit Timm: The people o< kicker, the kicker who never is true; who voted down the proposition to bond higher. Stock of all kinds are in good condition. always is crying and never is trying some in 850.000 for enlarged water supi good for our town to do. No use to cor- 1 No complaint among our farmers about reel him, nor need you expect him to get loss of Jambs or young pigs. M. Woodard is baying a ear load of oats; to the front like a man While others hurtle he'll sit down and rustle objections pays 55 cents per bushel temporary a | Western corn is selling for 78 cents per bushel A partial failure of the last three brute dies we’ll panao with dry eyes on his several days future condition to dwell and we’ll envy pital and has the devil that will handle the shovel where farmers. �J****1 Wt!i.r. NEWS LN BRIEF. Ifcobi ^^Oil remedy for PK1N CERES > I SWect.S»rel<ess Mertgege 8aleItnu..«r« aw .1 orpsrcel of land »hu«te to the township of Ma­ ple Grore, County of Barry and State d Micblfaa described a* follow* to wit: The south half of the north half ot the northwest quarter of section twenty W) town two <"> north of range seven (7) west, containing forty («0 acre* • September. A.1). IMS. recorded In the office of tbereffiste.rot deed* tor the County of Barry and State of Michigan, iu Uber 2S of mortgage* Oa8*i<fmortriMrc was on the twenty -eighth day of December. A. D. 1*88. duly assisted by tbe said Addison P. Cook, to the A. P. Cook Co.. Russia Is reported to be making exten­ sive war preparations, and is expending enormous sums for tbe construction of strategic railroads. According to a Paris dispatch tbe French and German governments will probably soon tie compelled Ao ask tbelr respective parliaments to suspend the duty on cereals. Tbe order opening tfeo Omaha railroad land grant for settlement has been indeil- . nitcly suspended on account of apprehen­ sions of impetadlug trouble among the claimants. The jury In the breach-of-promba case of Gladys Evelyn, an actress, against Will­ iam Henry Hurlbert, gave the fair plain­ tiff £100. Hurlbert swore that the real culprit was a sort of double of his. Mohammedanism is reported to bo mak­ ing great strides in England, and it is said that several missionaries of that faith are soon to be sent to that country armed with English editions of Uie Koran. Henry Hoese and his wife, of Cedar county. Nab., after worrying through forty yeara of married life, have con­ cluded that marriage Is a failure and agreed to separate, dividing their firopfrty’ TTInterstate Commerce Commissioner W. &• Morrison is seriously ill with neuralgia at Washington City. CapL Joseph A. BroWn, a prominent Democratic politician, died in St. Loui» Wednesday. Castle Bouquet near Namur, Belgium, has been burned, with many rare and costly paintings In a fight between the Manlpuris and British fifty of the former were killed, with no loss to tbe British side. At Bdwardsville, His.. Wednesday Mrs. Thomas Clark was fatally shot by a burg­ lar her husband attempted to capture. The burglar fired point-blank, at her, put­ ting a bullet in her breast just above the It is said that Page McPherson, the day of February. A. D. 1RM, duly recorded In missing St. Louis broker and society man, said rexlster’s office. In Uber 88 of mortgages, on is a defaulter to tbe amount of 835.000. pages 40 and4t. A Maryland Central train broke through On tbe first day of September. A. D. 1M8. there became due and payable by the terms of a trestle at Fallston. Md., Thursday, and said mortgage the »um at forty-five and 50-100 killed three men. besides badly injuring dollars [8*8.501. ol interest and the same has two others. rcmain'-d unpaid and In arrears fortbe space of thirty days and upwards. On the first day of September. A. D. 1888. there became due and pavable an Installment ot day night Secretary Foster said that "tore* ot torn five Ind » 100 dollars JHAMJ. President Harrison would surety be re­ and the same has remained unpaid and In ar­ nominated. rears for the apace ol more than thirty days. Secretary Blaine went to Fortress Mon­ On the first day of September. A. D. tsno. there became due an Installment of Interest ac­ roe Thursday on tbe Dispatch, as the cording to the terms of said inortrage. of forty- especial guest of Assistant Secretary of five and 60100 dollars [845 50], which said last installment has remained due and tn arrears the Navy Soley. tor more than thirty days. A committee of banker* appointed by Now. therefore, by reason of said default, and by virtue of a condition ot said mortgage, the the Brasilian government report* that there is no danger of a commercial or financial crista Id Brazil. xsm. both interest and principal, due and pay­ able at once. There is therefore claimed to be dow due and us paid on said mortgage tbe sum of eight hundred, thirty eight and 50-100 dollars IpRSUei of prmclprt and interest, and tbe further sum of seven sad 5S-KX) dollars [8TA3) lor t*xe< paid by tbe mortgagee on said premi­ ses. with interest thereon, according to the terms of said mortgage rt ten per cent, from the atm day of January. A. I). If*, and no proceed­ ings at law or in equity hare been Instituted to recover the same or any part thereof. Notice is therefore hereby given that by vir­ tue of the power of sale in such mortgage con­ tained. and the statute In such case made and ndeessary. will w sold at publie vendue to the highest bidder, at the north front door of the court house in the city of Hastings. Barry Coon­ tv, Michigan, that being the place of holding the circuit court tor said county, ou tbe ninth day of May, A. I'. tfSl. at ten o'clock In the fore­ noon of said day. to satisfy the amount then due on said mortgage together with all legal costs, including an attorney fee as provided by law. Hated, February ?th. 18Bt. The A. F. Cook Co. Limited. AMlgneeof Mortgagee. STUAixr, KxArrtex & wjrAvax. Attorney* tor Assignee. BHANCEEY SALK. g Barry, tn chancery, tnthe state o! Michigan, made and dated ou th«- 17th day of June A. 1). ISO, tn n certain eau»- thereto pending wherein W. J. and L. I- Holloway are coroplainauiH and Timothy M. Bu<di. Richard Freer and Esther Freer are defendants. Notice tn hereby given that I shall sell at nubile auction to the highest bidder, on Ji:Hurday the and day of May A. D. isai. at ten o'clock in the forenoon, at the north front door ot the Court hou»c In tbe City ot Hastings. County of Barry and Slate of Michigan, said Court house being tbe place tor bolding the circuit court tor said County o! Barry the following described pod on the west itae of section number thirty one. in townselp number three north, range efghl west, (hetiee east seventy eight and two fifths rods, more or less to the quarter line, tbenee south on said quarter line sixty seven rod*, thence west fl tty rods, thence north twente seven rods, tbeuce west twenty eight and two fiKns rods, tbenee north forty rods to the place of 'beginning, containing upwards of twenty eight a-upw of land be the same more or thirty one. In towusb'p number three north, ranee eight west aeeordlng to tbe Vntted States surrey. Dated HasUhgs. Mich March 17tt> IK1. Adoxzo E. Kbnabtox. Circuit Court Commisslooer. harry Countj. Mwb. Otvakt. Kxarrxx a Wxavkr. ; Sobcltoni tor Complainants. flOLP KKDAL, PAKS, 1878. fc W. Baier & Co.’s paBreakfast !» Cocoa Hi I HPure WUyBondit U Soluble. No Chemicals are used in its preparation. It has more than thru times the strength of Cocoa mixed with Starch, Arrowroot or Sugar, and is therefore 'far more economical, costing ku than one cent a ag>. It is delicious, nourishing, strengthening, KASILT DIGESTED, and admirably adapted for invalids as well as for persons iu health. I FIREMEN IN PERIL Koch’a qansumptite: remedy h very *ncotMful in Colorado. At Denver iS.iturd-y the laat of fifteen patiente was dis­ charged. cured. A Koch hospital ban be«-n opened. The First National bank of Franklin, Pa., capital 553,000, nnd the Cowtoy Coun­ ty NatiiMial luiuk ot Winfield. Kan., cap­ ital, 150,000, have beeu authorized to be­ gin business. Thomas Gilbert, a Chicago cabman, died ot heart disease Sunday night, while driving a gentleman to the Union sta­ tion. Five miuutes after be had started he was taken from bis » eat a corpse. Representative Dunnell, of Minnesota, says that Blain, is potitively not in th* rare for the prertdsntial nomluation iu 1898, and that the Republican oominesmay be Alger or Rtwk. but probably will be Benjamin Harrison. It is proposed to remove a portion of the picturesque and vine-clad ruins of Isabella from tbe coast of Santo Domineo to Jackson Park, Chicago, as a feature of tbe World’s fair. Isabella was tbe first civilized settlement In tb. N.w World. Members of the New York Union League dab are agitating a plan to raise a fund of 1100,00U tor the daughters of Gen. Sherman. Col. Kautz, of tbe Eighth Infantry, has been appointed brigadier general of Vie United States army, to succeed Gen. John Gibbon, retired. George Dixbn, tbe colored pugiU’t. easily bested Martin Flaherty,of btreator, Ills., Monday night at Battery D„ Xhicago, before 8.000 people. French engineers report to. tbe liquida­ tor of the Panama Canal company that tbe enterprise can be completed in five years at a cost of (500,000.0J0 franca Prince Bismarck has consented to stand for a re-ballot iu Geestemunde, but be has also consented to become a candidate in the Ia.be district, which is strongly Conservstive. ’ Rev. Thomas James, a widely-known negro preacher, died at Rochester, N. Y., Saturday. He was born a slave in IF 4, and when 17 year, old was traded for a yoke of oxen. The Chicago Democrat, bare concluded to accept the official count of tbe ballots at the city election, nnd Hempstead Wash­ burn® will take his seat an mayor next Monday night. Prof. Jame" K. Thatcher, of Yale uni­ versity, died Monday morning. A Yale professor has figured out that Christ will reappear ou earth In Marcn, 18W. Tbe treasury Monday purchased 5«,000 Twenty Laddies and a Reporter Nearly Killed. opw*d ** -J l.lrir riwoiblwl ’'“‘•"“““"•J11 bill aadatoo. Um. U.IHT tmmte warn jnLl. boww. —1 ta‘ llttU “““1 d“”‘ ,o to U. urlkcr. owtrntUng Fatally-tiffin rb-m-1— «tb >“• !»«““>• »"»!■>« to the workers below. Bonus, April M««'1“* twd«r morning dmUo,«l ll>« cnlpinnn building, nl lb« «>rn«t nt H«nor«r and Conn •djolnlng Ibn Cr*’r,°t^ bon- .un.x, ud «l»u lb. H.m« bnd l^n u«rlr .nlxlu^l. lb. t.Ulog«' “• mining motburlmlswwlr-on. »">»•» .nd on. r.porl.r In U» ruins Non. ol lb. .pp.r.w. b«l lb. wrnn. “d nil tb. engines began at onus to pour a daiugo of water upon th. ruiita, while lb. laddermen went to work with axe. and bars to wwf® tbe Imprisoned men. The flooring of th. upper story bad bwa !««• burned, and to this h due the fact that all did not lose their Ilves. Th. rescuers had tolerably firm footing and th. work was carried for­ ward rapidly that all were rescued alive. Among the men imprisoned in the ruins were Chief of tbe DeitartrntDl boats P. Webber. District Chiefs Cheewete Pope and Regan, and Capta. Griffin and Willett. . Aa tart aa tlie meu were taken out they were carried to the Crawford House and there attended by tbe fire department •urgeona Chief Webrter sustained severe injuries to his back and bead and was badly burned. The most seriously injured were District Chief Che.we11 and Captain Griffin. Both were terri­ bly burned and, it is feared, suffered Internal iojanes which may prove fatal Hoseman John Izmir was struck lu the abdomen by a timber and will proba blydie. At one time the tire threatened to extend to the Crawford house, which has just recovered from a severe fire, and the panic among the guests was painful to witness. The building wm occupied by Bailey & Ramkin, carpels and oilclot i. who lose »10,100; S. C. Thompson, musical instrument#, and Burrage J: Co., fur­ nishing goods, who loec H.OfiO each. Other losses are small. EIGHT MEN SENT TO ETERNITY. eraor that troop* are Dccessary. bat the mx.raar U>•' >■" “nlJ U“ W11IU> tor . poll- ton» ~U1 tb. powj. ot tb, load .ulborlU* — ..h.nMo1. The citizens say that these power* were -uh.umd* • «•" <l»r‘ HP. "b«i . onmter ot m«» w. kUlri. »M1 •»»“ *b. «o,m>or «•>“• •« •w,ul “<*bw .Imtl.r c... ot “.xh»u,Hoo." TbM, l> • ot «>.« ovretb. ontoomoot tbo nutoerou. erloUoti. to b. m.4. io tbo cok. r»«l<w till" "~>t'—T •triker «t Hnmmlt mlMft wb.ro .tumpu ar. b.lnx niwl. to raxtm.. wwo au.nUr ol.bt noUS-1 to i~T. th. HUH H bw l—o le.ra«I tb.t p*r< ot lb. J.bor to b. brouebt to th. rwloo will b. > irglnU ..grow. It U >UUd IbUwnnl oulood. will .rrlr. tbta w^k. Tim. at Hi. KtIcIIOW. Deputy Sheriff Crawford want to Laisanring No. 3 works Saturday lo eriot sever­ al families of strikers. He and his depu­ ties set one or two families out peaceably. When they reachad the bouse of Felix McGlrern they were told by McGlvern’s wife to -go ahead." When everything had been removed except the dock and stove, about fifty Hungarian women made their appearance in front pf tbe house. Crawford turned tba key to the door, locking himself iu and hi* asai*tanta and assailants out Th. Hun women furiously battered tbe door with clubs and stoney and gaining an entranc, drove Crawford out. Tbe deputiea were then surrounded by tbe fe­ males, who pelted th. officer* with atone, .nd .tick., compelling tb«m to flee for safety. Deputy Grant Sauuer was struck on the bead by a stone, which cat a terri­ ble gash in his scalp. There will be do further evlctitma In Leisenring No. 2 until a larger squad of officers can be detailed for tbe purpoee. Deputy Sheriff Smith arrested a Hun­ garian striker for Interfering with men at work. Tbe Hun proved ugly to handle and another deputy came to Smith's as­ sistance. When nearing town about KN Hungarians assaulted the offiooy* and set tbe prisoner at liberty. The Huns were armed with clubs, stone.and knives. Dep­ uty Smith was badly brutoed with stone*, and was cut across the hand with a knife A BITTER ARGUMENT AND BOLT. Kansas Crrr, Mo., April 18 —The laat day of the commercial congress resulted in a vpUt,.*Dd the congress adjourned rins die in some disorder. Tbe argument on tbe adoption of tbo resolutions was long and bitter. At 5:30 p m. the coo gross bad to leave tbe ball, as it waa to be occupied at night by a theatrical troupy In twenty fivs minutes it reassembled elsewhere, and the discus­ sion wa» resumed, getlieg hotter and hotter every minute uutilret 'fcSO tbe ma­ jority report whs adopted as a whole without amendment, and the announce­ ment was rec-lved with vociferous cheers restored, the Mir.nesola delegation rose us one man and E. V Smalley, speaking for his bruthex member*. said Mlnoeoota wished to emphasize the objection to mistake about tbclr attitude Dearly all the delegate* filed out of tbe ball amid remained. While tbe Minnesota men mads their protest emphatic, many delegates from tbe Republican states left tbe ball during adoption ot the majority report was aa follows: Washington—No 3; Louisiana— Staten >*Mey (expensive work thu L*1*3 c®xl to tell tbo people that in,, .“'’"hWl wh* •» miw-h Ia th >n can’t benefit or cure they <i<x • lf lt*r toooey. Tbelr guarentn. “ ‘ »« “f hutdeHnu.. SttBPOer ererr aldl luan .na . The taodldne, ate bt " ■ ■ Medleal bUoovrry. f()r ‘blo«t end bl. woman', peeall.r in. Ir hrelUn UW'btBl.M . they don’t, they cost nottilagt p,....™"""* ft, f The enterprising people of Msro..rt •d .to bond the City for bnprovemmta st the recent Wbeu you go to buy Howr. live iu th world. „ wor-klng dqubtful king, jothirsties king; an “mndl *' “"I"1 Kjinia-a IB demoeral. and right repnuSS^ gain of one republican. » tortel hM bee* the nx»t fa the world. Tbe eorstainiv ---- ----------------- --—'"J ‘ : • 10 be Uu bwt specific tor eolds, cough,. and of the throat and lunn dl/2 “***' SwtMW hM pweha»<t a ,lt, feu,, dtr ball at a coat ol |is.(wo. "* the time of tl>« vote from WiM-Onsin, South Dakota.Utah. Michigan, Kentucky. California, or Tenueaaae, they having dropped out iu disgust. Ths Final Adjunrniu.nl . Aftei the Mlnoeoota dstegatUu left the hall there was a regular stampsdc, and in five minutes there were barely enough delegates toft to ndjourfi dsoently. A cross-fire ot talk was indulged in until 0:15, when the congress adjourued aluo d:a The drlegatea who remained iu the city were entertained by the citlxsn* last night. ________ _________ KAISER BILLY ANGRY Al BISMARCK. The Preston National Bank of Deftt Sou the tbe total result fa This bank was established by David Preston in 1852, under the firm name of David Preston & Co. In June, 1M? ciianls w and appl a better c present organization was invorjftnud under the National Bank Act of tbe United States with the following brnrt at directors R. W. F. W. Hayet, C. A. Black. Wm. H. Elliott, James E. Davis. James D. Standish. H. S Pingree, A. E. F. White, W. D. Preston, W. R. Burt and John Canfield, and the follov­ ing officers: R. W. GrftetL Prmdect; F. W. Hayes. Vice-President; J. P. Co­ moro, Cashier. The capital .■£ tbe bank is $1,000,000. Accounts of mercantile and commercial houses. n-.Mufactoing establishments, private indhndnab and firms are received, and the bank dis­ On Ma not be ob nue licen tbe McK . now main ed tobacc abolished dlers of t will be i liquors. We are on •‘Spri this issue not sign Hereafte the realm names an tratinn o of their w so severe ' editor ca on sprla counts approved commercial paper, and loans money on.satisfAlon- name* or col­ laterals. at market rates. With a repre­ sentative board u: directors the needs d those keeping commercial accounts with this bank have careful, ^iteliigcnt and prompt consideration 1’ is the desire of the management to make the tank an important and successful factor fa tbe healthy development of the ertomerte and manufacture* of Detroit and Michi­ gan, and thereby promote the bank’s in­ terests as well as the genera! prosperity. Widows and women having sepanee , estates, desiring to -transact their om financial business, are aAorded every con­ venience of the ba depart­ ments. and its officers uheerfully render ausdstsnee desired in the matte: of bay- . ing and selling investment securities, and information upon subjects ■«’ busfaess. value of stocks, bond^, securitie*. etf. Special account* from capi’jW*. trustees, executors, administratorsi ju*r* clians. agent*, and others having funda □ their possession for snvcstnjeol or **f* keeping are received, and proper rates of interest paid on moneys so dcjwuted. ' This feature of the baA't businejs 3 conducted on the plans pursued by the , The bank bas its own arcoenttfa*' London, Paris. Berlin Iriaskfort-on'I^K* Main. Vienna, Anirti-idant. Stockbotai. Rome, nnd all the "the nW* • ers in all parts, of the world* w®* may be secured nt any time during tank- f ing hoars, and they have proven * ««« of great dittinctian M the IUnk-JJ“ issuance of Cotntnen ■ 1 etters of Credit to merchant and others wb’ ” . make purchases in foreign mirkets. » also proven one ot the worthy and e®— . prising feature- of :t» large and c«- stantly increasing l -isinres- « “ .. only bank in the State prepared to dem nSddcation decided to present sa remain in proposillo riders lion Decatar to the sum that our dated at F Tbe mo material i transaction of the various nets .»f tbe bank * several departing HKWAW. 0i:i«» • ® priuc. cbArgwl ................................ tb, with it>*r,U. tad,, and .uUuotlUlj ««ld that b, bad F.T '*“»r <•' G.rmwir vl»n Illa Prioc Btanurek waaalvaf. Mendip to Pur-r. Qn.ruw, and tbe prime’a «>.■ I”?? ft1 prr'"-Qu.rtler'. ablKly u bol<» Ma owe la a drtna.n, brut wHlt tbe rt-ddh a tMruuad mill- the more u> tael attar beoauss “ h“ Mff*ted to hold Ms crown only Hl UxkWalu. The bn the state the officia inations banking, secretarie was outll dattons u was intro this in .vi providing loon asaoc lu all of t mentii as ing everyconvenience and larildy_ At a session of f^*1 M«r• Joint S merchant known ov good fello ago ami i lias since sueecwfu of the lat quainted elected fa Rboat 5, friends in open win be uninjur twnfr|iuu4 Pwr cent. its own name, all braiwF.es ot t c ing business. The budding one of the handsumc-t -nd bett appro ed in Detroit, its office ’ being especially ■.veil a.lapted.aadj#^ Lox don, April ai-Tlw kaiser U said to BukK» H.- John week wi Sheriff B Rapids F the city, much an good less instjtutioi tbe city was with prietoxs o the name logs Woo A Mleblon Crau.) |..™„ into a bear at Roscommon tbe «hw a/, and made the fur fly. the European Ontinent. 1’- alA’i**^**^ own Letters of Credit, available tn trawl­ —Aye 5; Missouri—Aye 3J. no 7; Missis­ sippi—Aye 5; Minnesota—Aye L no S; Kansas—Aye 8, no 3d; Iowa—Aye 0, no 1; Indiana—Aye 3. Illinois-Ay. 4, no 3; Ohio—Aye 2; no 2; Indian territory—No 1; New Mexico—No 1. bT XoCH April lo. , i Htte’s . “NR >t ha-, grown. suLT? oaksied doo DM A fubsaok ounce. Angelo Gaboth, an Italian, kilted hh Cleveland, O„ April 90.-Satunlay mother*In law, dangerously stabbed her authorizing commissioner* to draw up a husband, and was then killed hirnA-dt by evening as the fast mall on tbe Lake Shore charter incorporating into one city tbe a son of tbe murdered woman at Ho­ railway was passing Kipton station, several communities situated about New boken, N. J., Monday. about forty miles west of this city, it col York harbor. •Tbe breach of promise suit of Gladys lided with the Toledo express just as the C. S. Davidson, ot Hull, has l»ecn elect­ Evelyn, a London actress, against Will ­ latter was pulling off the main line to let ed department commander ot the Iowa Grand Army of the Republic. Mrs. Clara iam Henry Hurlbert, was decided in the tbe mail pass. Both engines, three mall Nichol* was elected president of the latter's favor Monday. A telegraphic er­ care and a baggage car were re lured to ror a few days ago gave- the verdict to Woman's Relief corps. splinters and old iron, and tbe following Glad ya Senator Hawley has been talked of for killed.' E1 ward Brown sad Charles TupTbe federal court at Chicago boa found ton. engineers, of Tol.«do;.F. J. Nugvt>‘, war secretary in case Proctor resigns in order to take tbe Vermont senatarsbip. a true bill against George J. Gibeon, Toledo: Charles Hammill. J. F. Bowt-rJ charged with conspiracy <0 blow up the Hawley i* non-committal ou the subject, fine, and O H. McDawrli, of Elyria. O.; but says he u satisfied to remain lu the Shufel It distillery io that city. If proven F. F. Clemens, Cleveland, and James Mc­ guilty he can be sent to tbe jieuiteutiary Kinley, Conneaut. O.— all postal clerks. for three years and fined 85.0OJ. John K. Fish, the young man Who dis­ Tbe strikers in the coke regions are appeared from Chicago a week ago. w n Starkey, fireman of No. 14, bad his seen later in Milwaukee, but hi* present making things a* uncomfortable a* p<»- aboolder dislocated and leg broken; Will whereabout* is unknown. He > 4bp- aible for tbe men at work and officiate but Danzig. soft of a section foreman, was posed to toe wandering about in ao- nothing startling happened yesterday. etruck by wreckage and badly hurt. None The coroner's jury presented their verdict of tbe passenger car* left tbe track and merited condl tiou. The Winner Investment company, of on tbe Morewood riot, to tbo effect that none of tbe passenger* received serious Kansas City, bus mads an natigumeut to tba deputies killed the rioters, but mak­ injuries. As nearly as cau.be ascertained Milton W. Moure and Fred W. Perkins. ing no suggestion as to whether the kul- there was a conflict of orden. Adiepatcl Its liabilities are very heavy, but Iu offi­ iug was a crime. The labor leaders are was first sent that tbe trains should meet cial* *ay that nobody will lose anything, disgusted with the verdict. at Oberlin, seven miles east, and almost even thu stockholder* being safe. immediately after it was followed by A fire early Friday in New York city Another announcing Kipton as the meet N ew Y ork , April 90. — A mutiny oc iug place. caused a loss of about tflOO.axj. Daniel N. Brownwell, an Inventor ot curred on board tbo brig Henrietta G. as tbe vessel was off Liberty Island on her Kalamazoo. Mien., died Friday morn AtPEN. Coin., April 9U-A frightful ac­ tag­ way to Cuba. The crew, four in number, Several serious riots have occurred in was intoxicated and refused to obey cident iu which three men were inrtantijr Benares, India, the religious capital enter*. They attacked First Mate Libby killed and two other* seriously injured of tbe Hludoos, and British troops with knives and be shot two of their occurred at tbe Cameron ahaft of the Ar­ have beeu ordered there to protect the number in self defense. Tbe captain and gentum sih w mine near this citv Satur­ city. second mate then came to Mr. Libber's day. While men were engaged In putting ■While eating breakfast Thursday Mrsf aid and the sailors were soon over off a round of over twenty hole* loaded Nrfsbit. ot Leclaira. la., shot her husband powered. TIA wonudad men were taken with giant powder, a premature txploelon and then bersolt Both will probably to a hospital, while tbe others were occurred, kijllng Foreman Ed Reed, and locked up. Mate Libby was also ar­ Thomas Kennedy, and Jack Mahoney, die. ; _______________ minera, and seriously injuring Edward Texas and Kausa* stockmsn bare par- rested. chared 45.000 acres of land in Missouri, Electric cabs run on tbe streets ot Start- G Being and one other miner. All the men were married an.l have families. where they will fatten range caule on corn. THE MARKETS. George and Fred Duna'was were banged Nevada, Ma, April 90.—Two young la­ at TaUlequab. 1. T.. Friday for the mur­ dies, daughters of Richard Kauffman, a der last September Wash Lee. a China­ CniCAOa April SX man. . Tbe quotations ou the board <>f tr*d« t» day prominent farmer, and a married lady The trouble* in the Portuguese cabinet were as follows: Whs it—No. 3 April ut>cn«d whose name could not be learned, were May. opened >1.13, drowned In the -Osage river in tbe north­ hare been satisfactorily arrauged, and >1-13. chwnl 8LI3H: July, opened fl.OQ, closed nil the minister* save one retain their ctosed SLISR. Corn-No 2 May. opened cb>®d west part of this county Friday while out boat riding. There were two men In the place*. Irslrnu.1 ... 4 —1..—A . boat with them when It capsixed. The Judge Pillsbury, of the Eleventh Dlimen succeeded In saving thetaselvM, but nol* judicial district court, retired from opened and dosed .KHe; July, up ned £3>»c clroe.1 Sime Pwk-May. oproXl could not save tbe ladles. the bench after eighteeu years’ service, Ten days after tbe death ot Rev. Dr. E. doted HxWlii. Joly, opened tu.SU. d«aj ot-mwl 8U.7U,. dosed A Cyclone Kill* Two Mew. G. Prime, forty years editor of The New CLAVDX. Tex.? April tt-Four miles York Observer, hi, wife, Mrs. Abbie Goodell Prime, died. They had been tbe Prudurc: Butter-Fane)- separator. Z«- per northwest ot Claude, a cyclone struck the cloeest companion* during life and death ,!? frS"h dairlen. wAtog rtock. Hi bouw of Mr. r.teblngk Oo. in.„ „n TOt per duZ did not loDg Separate them. Mr*. Prime Ide. Eggs-Strictly fresh. CbwnbarUln. Live poultry—Chicken*. Ute per lb: ducks, ton whikl.o, Puchl.t, difcd last Friday at New York. toaod llttl3c; ■**. Hte juywf lo th. boon p.trblot. A strike Is threatened by tbe laborers ©C-OJper doa Potatoes-White rx»e. IL 10a TOO r»nl. my. dtod. bU cloth™ eicaK '“U; H®bro°- »LldaiU. Pecrie^ r7 tro" hl* >»*?■ employed preparing ths World’s fair site at Jackson park. Chicago. The men com­ 81.(t>a.Ll). bweol potatoes—H:lauds Jersora. Cb.ml^rlMn wu putkol up gg yir^, O') iH.OJ per from the house dead. plain of bad quarter* and other things, 33-tXJftl.ja Apples—Cojking. . but the principal demand is for 11.75 per bU; eating, 34.50J4.0J; fancy rarietle*. day of eight hours, which they say wa» Broom eorn-Herl. 4H»»He per lb: whisk promised after April 1, and tbe promise brush. Chicago. April 3fi-Following are the SaSSr.-; green, self-working. not kept. baae ball acorea made Saturday and Suninsids and covers. »*die, coumion brush. **■* day-Wretaru: At Omaha-Mil waukee Franklin McVeagh, ot Chicago; John Stoc; crcwked. 2^314.:. Codmaii. of Boston, and some other gen­ Live stock -Following were the price! at Omaha 8; at Kans*. Clty-Bt Paul L tlemen were riding near Asheville, N. C., tbe Inina stock yanh: Huffs-Market opened Kan**» Chty 14; at DenvX-Sioax J 5c lower: Itght gralea rough pok­ Saturday when a drunken carpenter ing »4 MrtKh mixed. H wax/ y Deuver 5; at Lincoln-Minneapolis 9 named Somers gave them’ a cursing. Lincoln 6 Sunday: At Omaua-Mil. rockbur^md rtippinr tou vlwaau; When they rffinbitatrated be pulled a pis­ O.nahaS; at Kansas City-Sk tol and opened firto^ shooting Codman in Cattle-Beef steers. »5.5J&aO), stockers ft:id cit” ’■Al tbe leg1. NocMstoe waa hurt. Sotuetd Teodero, UXiWa*.?® rows and bulla. ktlJOJU 'A was jailed. ZU? AwocUitov: At AtblKle » Because Acting Marshal Leroy, of Iron ft .1 Colombo,-CIM|O„J J River. .Mich., stopped the noise of two drunken riiliwrw named Richard and Will­ iam WHlliame Friday night, they armed thenuslvea and fired a load of shot into August. 8L14 Cprn-iio. • m'xsd roj.’ his side autl back. In an attempt to fly Uh do ••c: -May. 8o June. TMfc; do July. SJ* axvt:; .4^-? the work with * rifle by»tander* inter­ ST cash. aj<c; do mX fered and Richard will lose an arm. Le­ * d'n Jca*' aTe-Dull. Barley atBortoD-AXtahtto H Bowczfl roy to very low. Cbicioo, April Bl. — Followlog Gen. KUbourn Knox, governor of tbe A*»»l«Uoo rwonM motia,. Ai northwest branch of the National Sol­ »• Bo.to» > aI Colma diers’ home, died at the Milwaukee home Friday night. Burglars raided the jewelry More of Le­ Lotto 4, Leutovi grand Jactoaon at Norwalk, Conn.. Fri­ day night and gat away with 115,000 worth of raioablea. no other Ramee. kU?’ Thirty Kxpto*** »<• —Trcnbte O’ Scottdale. PaA in said estate, urc rr'lu,„ h» toS*11 > ta. why tnc pr“-". • .7^ not be granted. And It L to Sd prtJttoner r'/ tgtmKed t» ‘ij^’tl rJnSi proa peels; �Hastings I&nner PER8ONAL_MENTI0N. ° An official canvass of the votes of Oaceola lhfcl county »*rt will re­ ' The measure to remove Mrs. Fred Busby left for Fenton veator- It to Reed City was defeated by ten votes. day. h“,b'*n dtecuvered of 4­ Additional Local News. J. H. Dennis was in Lansing Thuraday ? 't.d Eddle 1 -’M* wbo disappeared on business. from the sugar eamp of bls father, John Im VanValkenburgh has the front of Glenn Grenfield. of Grand Rapids, was uPP.L.?Par Hart’ °’®r a wwk •«<>• hi? furniture store painted In a very tasty Hundreds of men. women and children । .inner which improves its appearance a here Monday. have searched daily for the little tot with­ Sheriff Benham returned from Kalama­ out avalL great deal. Have you seen those new banks for zoo Thursday. Ionia recorded tbe least snow fall of -.iving io cen» piece** You can’t break Mrs. M. T. Wheeler was in Woodland last any county in the state for the month of . combination until the safety vault week visiting. March being only six-tenths of an inch. ■t.tams 85.00. Mrs. John Tinkler visited her son Jed in 1 he highest temperature for tbe month in the state occurred at Benton Harbor, 61 We predict that this will be a great year Nashville last week. * degrees, and the lowest at Roscommon. 27 building In this city. In fact, go in Edward DeGroot went to Vermontville degrees below zero. outskirts of the city In most any dln ana you will sec new houses being Monday on business. Richard Williams and his brother, two Hon. P. T. Colgrove made a business miners of Iron River, got drunk and raised a row. City Marsha! Leroy attempted to We would lite to see some of the farmers trip to Detroit Thursday. •his section plant some sugar beets, Ed Brock returned from a visit with quitt them and a fight ensued duringwhich Leroy was shot receiving probably experiment would not cost much and Dutton relatives.last week. fatal Injuries. Richard received a bullet Jit be the mean.- of proving that we Miss Nora Ainsworth, of Grand Rapids, through the left arm and may lose that i:»the l«ert sugar beet country in tike visited in the city last week. member. Thursday, April51^8917 George Barnes was in Chicago last week. John Roberts listened to the Marite most powerful king on earth is tu. the laziest, shir-king; a very band in Grand Rapids Thursday. .ifui king, smoking; the must common James Colltrter, of Holland, was calling , -king; the leanest one. thin-king; on old friends in the city last week. . one, ^rin-klng; the slyest, winColo Welton started for Chicago Monday c; and the tn®.t dangerous, tal-king. and will make that city his future home. ii Gutrbou skipped the city last Ed. Troy, of Ann Arbor, was In the .. k w ilt a watch belonging to his sister, sB-nham overtook him in Grand dty Saturday and made us a pleasant call. . Friday and brought him back to John regrets his action very and it will no doubt serve as n . lesson to him. Charlie Shenu*n, the bustling Insurance agent of Charlotte, was in the dty Satur­ day. Charlie Jones, of Grand Rapids, was fh<- idea of naming the manufacturing hand-shaking with old friends In the dty -itlufiuiis of tte city. 90 « to advertise Saturday. . t ;ty abroad is a good one. and It Bert Lake arrived in the dty from ...• with this In view that the new pro..•tor> of the felt boot factory changed Grand Rapids Monday. He will move name of the institution to tbe “Hast- here soon. V -uxllVool Boot Co.* L. H. Evarts and M. L. Cook were In '.tern Michigan fruit growers say . '.pia! failure of the crop last year will n lavorably to n splendid yield this • a • . perfect fruit, os the t»arren or­ - I ■ were a death blow to the ctirculio Ai.d a; p.e moths. They hope nut only for < .•tieiijcrop, but also for apples without M iy irt and thereafter dealers will iw obliged to take out an internal wve. Uta’-*c to sell cigars and tobacco, as McKinley bill abolishes the special tax r pi&intalned On dealers in manufacturi.|..■■ •I on that date. The tax is also : >:i wholesale and retail dealers > -■'Iku’cu, manufacturers and ped­ ! t- hifco and cigars. No change ' in* made in the tax on beer and The Travis family, of Milford, is sadly afflicted. Lost fall the father ran a pitch­ fork Into nls knee and has been unable to work all winter. The eldest son has lain with typhoid fever forty days, the mother just having died from tbe disease. There are five children, the youngest being a 4months-old babe. Sltnon Natonlck, of Ann Arbor, was found in a hay mow Monday night. He had died In a fit A Detroit firm will furnish 4.000 yards of stnped cloth for the Jackson pen­ itentiary this year at <7M cents j>er yard. G. H. Slocum’s new paper, the K. O. T. M. Review, published at Caro. Is bright and newsy. It will doubtless be heartily welcomed by members of the order. Mrs. Edward Roos and family returned to Galt. Ontario. Momlay. They have Stephen Brown, of Flint, and Robert •u. ' They will not be found in made many warm friends iu this city, who lleakes, of Mt.- Pleasant will wrestle to: the reason that the pends did regret to have them leave tbe dty. but catch-as-catch-can. best three in'five falls, heir names to their productions, unite in wishing them success wherever at Mt. Pleasant April 20, for 8100 a side persons in search of fame through ttipy go. Mr. Roos Intends to remain and tbe gate receipts. • • verse will please sign their here for a few days. i give diroCtfofta for the adminisAn unknown man committed suicide by jumping from the Grand Trunk transfer theit estates and the distribution C. L. S. C. will meet Saturday evening, Lansdowne into the l»etrolt river Friday illy i-fleet*. ’ We dislike lo be but uirrp are things that even an April 23th, at the home of Mrs. It Doyle afternoon. He appeared to lie a working , man. •utnd, and we draw the line with the following program: Quotations from favorite authors. The steamer Mary, while attempting to Walks and, talks, Mrs. N. Barlow. ' make Marine City from Port Huron on ran ums! to be a j»rospcrous Violin duet, Messrs. Reed and Wood. Friday night got stuck in the ice on the it Hickory Corners and was Classic French course, Minnie Evan*. llii* comity as an all-around Referendum in Switzerland, Mrs. Mag­ St. Clair river, two miles below St. Clair, where she now lies. . He went West a few years gie Bailey. <eed at Aurora, Nebraska, and Questions iu the March number and David Siam, a 9-year-old boy of Midland nducted a grocery store mony answered iu the April number, Mrs. Colcounty, has some of th© points of b snap­ "full) than ever before. The people grove. ping turtle. Every spring his skin which rJ»e Utter city have evidently.become acMusic. Violin duet. is dark scales off and when angry be snaps imt-d with John for this spring they Question and answers in Review on page like a turtle. * ■cPd hitii mayor of the city, which ha.- 105. mt- k.thrt imputation. John's many Cp<c. Rose Goodyew. Ri%, William H. Vincent and Dr. Wil­ • in thiv-countjr rejoice with him and ^The Sunday school association meeting for son, of Detroit, have reorganized the de­ ! •>' his abilities recognized furtlu rJ JI az tings township was held in the Presby­ moralized United Presbyterian church at The building a»d tani) associations n terian church Monday evening and was Port Huron. The dissenters will build a e for Minie time past have d.-sir/d largely' attended. The program was well a new church this summer. ■ the • - b-initslahllity given banks by exa1 carried ont and consisted of papers, dis­ They’re after Patrick McKearney. 4he iusttans !|y the state commissioner j 'of cussions, music, etc. Tite reports read brute who tried to assault the little Jeda hanking. At a meeting in Jackson of 1 showed, the Sunday schools to be flourish­ girl at Sprlngwells last week. He has to secretaries of state associations, a mea^ ing. The election of officers resulted as be protected every day as he is taken from was otif!in|d looking toward placing ai follows: the jail to the Justice court. The crowd chitons under the banking law, and a I ►111 Clement Smith, president would like to get at him. w.- introduced in the legislature havl W. O. Lowden, secretary. A bill was also fntrodut ^ Mrs. D. G. Robinson, treasurer. Tbe proprietors of the American House­ ; ilng that members ot building and hold and of the Detroit Ledger and Fanner The Home^niisslonary society will meet at hau s-MM-iation? may at their option pay thJbotne of Mjs. R. K. Grant, Friday^Apell have no? been sqrn since Saturday. They in al! of tl-elr stock in a lump or in install­ have been receiving a lance amount of mail 24 th, at 2 o’clock.. We desire a full attendment;. as at present • from all over the country, and it Is thought ance.. that t lipre's something crooked about the The Y. P. S. C. E. meets at the Presby­ „■ At a special session of Ibe Board of terian church, Sunday, April 2flth, at 6:30 Education Paw Paw. held April 7, It was deealv!! to offer Professor Roberts an in- to be led by E. DeGroot. Subject, “Hear­ ing and Heeding God’s Messages.” ■ • of several hundred (dollar? over his FRUIUTE ORDKB. - t alary ns an indncetaflAt for him to Services at the Presbyterian church State of Michigan. County «t Rarnr-•«. At a session of tbe Probate Court for the irg th< schools for another Sunday, April 20. at 10:30 and 7:30. Countv of Barry. holJt n at die Prot*ate Office in Mr.-Roberta b> decidedly the best -Morning subject “Business and Religion.’’ the citv of Ha* tings. In »ald county, on Tues»’• er in charge of our schools and it rtsv. the •-•1st dav of April. In the year one thoQsand ebrnt hundred sod ninety one. he iH>ptd that he may give fhis Spring work is commencing In dead Preeeot. Charles W. Amistn-ug. Judge of ■ tbe Board a favorable cun- earnest iu both town and country. ^Urtbe matter of die estate of Cortez P. PendIU, ..Uou.—Tlie True Northerner. The Would that Hastings had a Cliarles itur Herald *-f April 11th has an Item On reading and filing the petition duly verified -ante efft ct. We an- glad to learn Rackley, as Muskegon has. Mr. Hockley of AgtiesC. PendIU. widow of said dsceased. our late Professor is so well appre- has given the city of Muskegon a public praying that a certain Instrument now on file II bran. a city park, a soldiers monument, Iu this Court purporting to be the last will and d al Paw l*aw. and UaMt week anonounced that he had testament of said deceased may be admitted to probate and that administration of sard estate 1'fii rr.-nthly crop report issued Thurs- 875,000 spare cash that he wanted to give may be granted to James M. Cadwaliader. Ure . • dp to the of April in the city to build a public school with. executor named in said will or to some other suitable persoa. , , t . — :i'‘tis.of the state where 97 per cent of Thereupon it is ordered, that Friday, the Petitions against the proposed appropri­ th- win at crop is grown. It had suffered 15th day of May. A. D. trot. »t 'feu o^eloek ’■3tcri.il injury. The top Is badly brown- ation of 840.000 to increase the capacity in the forenoon, be assigned for the bearing of •st hi !-»me localities resulting from the of the furniture"factory in the Ionia priaon. said petition, and that the heirs at law of sa d deceased and ail other persons iQjervstedinsaid "l"”1 winter, but tbe root is believed to were circulated in this city last week and estate, are required to appear nt a sewlon of !x--ttnlrijurcd. The condition reported by ffumerously signed. The proposed addition said court then to be bidden at the Probate -jsHidrnts Is 27 in southern and 92 U> the prison workshop would give employ­ Office, in the city of Hastings. In said county, amt ’how cause, if any there be, hy the prayer I*" I'ynt. in the central counties. One ment to between 600 and 700 men who of tbe petitioner may not be granted. And It is j'-.irago the figures were 70 and 65 per would be working in direct competition further ordered, that said petitioner give notice the persons interested iu said .estate, of the ’nt. respectively. The number of bushels with the wage workers in this dty and to pendener of said petition, and the lu-arlug ;! wheat reiKirtwJ marketed in March was their employers. The passing of this pro­ thereof by causing a copy of Uris order to be posed bill would work great harm to the published In tbe Hastings ■ In the eight mouths August to and circulated In said county of March ii.ms.617, or49 per cent, of the smaller cities and towns where furniture rer printed iVVkrt week tor time .umpire crap of l *90. Forty-five per cent, of tbe is manufactured and where comj»etltlon weeks previous »o said day of hearing. CitAKLrs W. AKMsrnost;. <i"|»of l88T hud been marketed for the must be made with. Grand Rapids and (A true copy.l Judge of Probate. __ period last year. The clover other large cities that have national repuhivjulows mid pastures are reported to be taiions for the manufacture of furniture. ’ PBOBATK ORDER. -ood condition, al-o live stock. Fruit The passage of the bill, while It might harm the furniture Interests of Grand Rap­ ::■-i-ecls are particularly flattering. ids, would scarcely affect tlyHarpe insUtu«tfr lW<»ueom™lD ttoclty Vi-’tor- bi the city as well as others tlons there, that have national reputations, Z |*u»lng tlirtmgh. are very much Impressed and the latest Improved machines for the tta-iva factories that have beeu lo- manufacture of furniture. But the small­ d !n.;e within the last year and a half. er institutions of Grand Rapids and those nT thc matter of the estate of Susan T. Wari rli-ard a con versa tion between a hi tbe smaller cities of the state would roupir of men passing through the city suffer. The present squaw buck legisla­ no’ud<reim& and filing the petition, duly I-*', week. who Were, evidently acquainted ture though seems R> l»e capable of doing vertfiedTrt Hjutoon. with llustinga and her people, that confirm everything It ought not to, and this bill la and Hiram M. Chase, creditor* of said decaseu‘' ■' we have said above. One of them no exception, though it ought not to pass. praying that Seth Chapman, the exeertor of Lild deceased, may be required to filo his ac•aid that Hartings and Owosso were talked “untas such and pay the debts and leganreof *!*mt a great deal over the state as tiffing said deceased, and that an order be entered aUowInc the petitioners to commence an action ptogre-.-iu.. growing, enterpriaing cities, Ed. Fuller convicted of criminal assault, onthebondofsaidcxecuton but he was inclined to doubt Hastings Therenoon It is ordered, mat tuesuay, has been fined S10 for crime at th? Wh day of June. A. D- tart, st un growing very much as he liad always Tbe act merited life imprisonment tn the forenoon, be aa’lgnedfor known her to be a -sleepy old town.” whose munied men had rather have seven The Free Methodist camp-meeting far Kr cent mortgages than invert In any­ Northern Michigan will be heM at Alma thing that would give employment to labor this summer, beginning about June 16. or help the dty in any way. When he Kabunanoo citizens have contributed saw the felt boot factory, the whip factory and saw teams and men grading for tbe 81300 toward the sunt necessary to pur­ cludr and table company it seemed to settle chase chimes for the First Congregational the matter with him, for be said that had church. Hastings got a hnstleon terself years ago John A. Gr.et .rarpeat® »< like she ha* to-day she would have 20,000 in­ habitants to-day instead of 3,000 and we • havn’t any doubt but what be would have worth Jl.ooo.ooo. Be will dlepoee ol “ ’aid 3O.U9O cwkl ht? haveaeen the furniture IJltaeewwl . receipt of a couple of poem FORGING ‘ RIGHT AHEAD Marr A Duff have doubled their store capacity and now they have one of the finest, best lighted and nicest equipped stores that can be found in the Comity and City. ' ; L Our store now Is 42 by 85 fL every comer as well lighted as another. We would also mention that we made our old Cloak Room (which was 18 ft. by SO ft) into a Ladles Walting Room and Toilet Room. This is an improvement that we think will be much appreciated after a long and weary ride, a place to rest youraelvei, and children. In order to make thing’s Tljere'sliaqks of violets, Banks of njoss, Afjd baj]Ks wljere miners jrope; And banks tljak bundle golden coin. • But FAIRBANK mak«THE BEST SOAP. UNUSUALLY LIVELY ^%0^SantaClausSoap. mSiCo- In our Mammoth Establishment we will keep The “Pirates of Penzance’! will be sprung upon the unoffending people of Flint by amateurs. Fred Yeoman and Charles Lay quarreled over religion in a Detroit saloon. They were let off on suspended sentence yester­ Grand Rapids Thursday In the interest of day. the Chair and Table company. Justice Goldsmith, of Saginaw, was Ruf Larabee went to Jackson last week brutally assaulted In the street Saturday to enter upon his duties in the prison, evening whije trying to quell a disturb­ he having secured a position there. ance. The men are under arrest Frank Woodmansee, formerly of this There was a tie vote on every officer In dty, but now Vermontville's leading legal Eden. Lake county. The people talk of light, was elected President of that village holding a little private election of their last week. own to decide the affair. Mr. and Mra. E. E. VanNoysdall. of Two diamond earrings stolen from Eaton Rapids, were In the dty Saturday. James Clements, of Ann Arbor, in August. Mr. V. will will soon move onto a farm In Ib89. were recently found In the posses­ Yankee Springs. sion of a colored woman named Sarah Mr. and Mrs. Scott Rogen, of Spokane Mulder. Falls. Washington, are visiting relatives amt friends In the dty and vicinity, belug on their wedding trip. BOSTON DRT G00D5 STORE. Putting Out Specialties JUST RECEIVED Ail the time. Our specialties for the present will be your Choice of seventy-five The finqst line of Ladies’ Shoes ever offered to the people of Cloverdale, all ofjwhich are at prices to suit the bnyer. The best pebble goat at $2.00; the finest Dongola goat at $3.50, and a splendid line ranging between the above prices. We also have gent’s shoes from a common plow shoe to the finest Dongola kid at from $1.35 to $5.00. The best prints at only 5 cts. Elegant Windsor Henriettas only 8 cts, equal to auy 12c goods. We also keep a full line of staple dry goods and gr oceries which we sell to suit the customers. Also an extra fine line of shirts, pants, hats, caps and gent’s furnish­ ing goods. We have added for our spring and summer trade a nice line of ladies' and misses’'trimmed hats, which we will sell at prices tb surprise you. Give us a call, examine our goods and be convinced that you can buy goods of us for less money than at any other place. Butter, eggs, dried fruit and beans taken at their full value in exchange for goods. . Yours for business, GEO. P. MOSIER Ladies Newmarkets That have been selling for 86.00, 87.00, • 88.50, 89.00 and 810.00 These will all be put out and-sold for $5.00, Your Choice. Just think of It You must come earley and atay late to see all tbe many bargains that may be yours. We hav« also placed on the Bargain Counter 35 heavy Jackets for Ladies Tbatl wll be dosed out For $2.25 Good value for 85.00 these are only a few of the attractive bargains that are to be found. • Best shirting can be had fbr 9 and 11 cents. Bargains in Dress Goods, Ging­ hams. Cottons, Underwear, Hosiery, Gloves. Marr & Duff, In front of Farmer’s Sheds. Cloverdale BiCrTLE CREEK. . Cadwallader’s To Close the Business AGENCY7 COLUMN. OFFIQE WITH HOLBROOK, OVER MORRILL'S STORE, HABTINOB.C 55.000 STOCK Remember that this column contains but a very small part of tbe property I have for sale or exchange. I have improved and vacant city lots for sale and exchange In all parts of tbe city. Farming lands for sale and exchange in all parts of the county. 1 have some choice Grand Rapids prop­ erty for sale at a bargain. SPECIAL ! Dry Goods, Groceries, Boots and Shoes, etc A BARE OPPORTUNITY! Dress Goods, Sheetings, Shirtings, Teas, Coffees, Spices, Tobaccos, Boots and Shoes We Mean Business And‘will guarantee to sell you any article our stock at actual cost in market. HIGLEY & FOX, in On Jefferson street two'Xjouses and lots at Imrgaius, atnd on easy terms. Near furniture factory.—one lot and house well finished 8L900; 8500 down, Vai. on time al 7 per cent. Ami one house and lot one block from factory. 8800; 8300 down. bol. at 7 per cent. Cheap. Near felt boot factory—tots and splendid house, with furnace, small bam. Can be bought at a bargain and on easy terms. .Several splendid bargains in the 1st . ward and other parts of the cit/. C3 'Brick barn for sale at a bargain, on cor­ ner opposite Ford’s hotel. 60 ft front by 140 fL deep, well located In Seneca Falls. N. Y.. has on tbe land IJbrlck store three stories, also dwelling house and good barn. Can be bought at a bargain, or will exchange for Hastings or Grand Rapids property. Tbe city of Seneca Falta has a population of 7,000 and upwards—is largest town in Serena Co. £Z"J 40-acre farm In Irving, all improved, soil good. Can lx; bought at a bargain on easy ternw. 84 acres fractional—over runs 15 or 90 acres, ‘4 mile east of Sheridan, good fram­ ed house. One of the cheapest farms in Barry Co., will take part city property. 10 acres nenr city, good house and bam. well and cistern. 150 fruit trees, acre grapes; 81,300, cheap, down, bal. at 7 per ccnt.J Iftti acres in Woodland to exchange for < mailer farni and difference. 196 acres ip H<hh* township, known as the Doty farm, wDHell for 84200 on easy . trnns. Several SO acre parcels for Hate at l>argrtns ranging from <1,800 upwards and a some will take part city property in ex- ’ change. 80 acre farm for sate in Otsego county. Price 81.200. Will trade for farm in U>te section and pay difference. Also 100 acre* in same Co. at a bargain. 160 acres tn Kansas, well fenced, good soil, stone house 9 rooms, bam 14 by 70 feet, tool house and granary and well house, etc, well watered by creek, timber, 3X-fro£n one and 3 miles from another R. It. town. 80 rods from school. Splendid stock farm. Will sell at a bargain or take 40 acres in port payment near Hastinga. Union Pacific R. IL lands for sate in the DELTON, MICH.pt �astings Banner^ Mating* Thuraday. April 98. MARSHALL b.CTQK'M11*^ ^iniuAinnuf. miob.. editorial notes. Free trade talk about tbe Brazilian reelproelty treaty’s Involving n surrender of !r tbe protective principle to pure demagogy. EtiNot an article is allowed to come in free A 'Jrom Brazil which was not free under alg ready existing protective legislation. A duty on these article would be a duty for revenue - in other words, a free trade tarIff. instead of the treaty’s being a concesdon io free trade. It Is opposed to IL widen- • M KI E h lag, as It does, the distance between our U present method of levying duties and the bu. tapre-l.e «■« 1«» CTIHI-O,, I*' „unw declwollooToo •«««• Multi bortlr Ml “ 1»«V« ore.llure. .01111, ood tornl ™ aftd tbw who c*mc 10 «m tool with W»> allword. mor* eloeely- ,"lJDd Wat the clrann k-tw <m tbt-m. Iu . woM. It taldfc to ratord him M urjUrlM low thou tbe Sum, type ot a port, Hodor. It to mH that a flock of wild tree*’ flying over Holland laat week and <*»®r£ they turned around and went back south. This would seem to Indicate cold weather and speaks volumes for the signal sen tee. A Mr. Selkirk, of South Haven. B one of tbe hr Ira of tbe founder ot Vassar col­ lege and had received a few thousand dol­ lars by bequest; but by decision of the The McKinley tariff caused a diminution courts this week about one million more in tbe export* of Sheffield cutlery during dollars go to tbe heirs Instead of to charita­ the month of January to tbe extent of ble Institutions, and Mr. Selkirk will re­ only 50 per cent.—Londom Manufacturer ceive between forty and fifty thousand and Inventor, March SO. 1 dollars more. Yet the American people will continue Down at St. Joseph they have made a to use just as many t knives, scissors and discover}- which may be employed here nt razon as they ever used, and they will be Saugatuck at no distant day, as we have of just as good quality, too. The question such an abundance of the raw material. naturally arises, where will they come It Is the making of brick from the sand of the lake shore, without pressing, burning from? From American factories which or mixing with clay. After fire days ex­ employ American labor of course, Do posure to the open air the bricks are hard American workingmen grasp the Idea? enough to use. but continue to harden un­ til they are as hard and tough as granite. NE!GHBORIN(3COUNTIE8. They are making 24,000 a day and have calls for 5,000.000 from Chicago.—Com­ The celery growers around Kalamazoo are actively engage Io setting out the mercial. ■ revenue only method advocated by free plants. They will be ready to market about June 90th. B traders. Andrew L. Osborne, ex-judge of the su­ I in consistently carrying out Its protectH ive policy, tbe United States government preme court, died at IjtPorte, Ind.. Mon­ day. aged 7«. He threw the second shovel ■ woke up to tbe fart that it was grouting to ot dirt on the Michigan Central completion. B certain nations privileges in our markets Daniel Webster throwing the first. ■ which bad for them a money value, while Dr, J. B. Chapin, an old and esteemed K like concessions were denied to the staple realdent of Battle Caeck, died Very sudden­ H products of other countries. On the other ly last week of heart disease. He was ■ hand, our people were receiving uo special well known all over the state. The Marshall Chronicle complains be­ K favors of any kind in the markets of these If favored nations. Our government was cause the monied men of that place don't hustle very much to boom the dty. . K confident that they could be induced to > ■ ; | which removes the duty, is it nt»L there-• fore, a part of lhe policy of protection. ., which has regard to the interests of ourr own people first of all. to try to gain from p foreigners that which it has always argued1 i that foielgners would profit by the aboli[' tion of our tariff ou their products? How. then, are we inconsistent in applying the1 some reasoning lo ourselves In tbe case of' foreign tariffs levied on our products?> I | I [ The Brazilian treaty is simply the outcome1 of enlightened protection carri/d to ItslogI' leal concluslan.^-Ex. Reciprocity In Kngli»h Eye*. , For a lung time the advantages of “re­ ciprocity in fiscal arrangements” have beeni ! urged on us by the British trading and manufacturing interests; but they do not; like reciprocity between us atltfnua-manu-. facturlug nations. As «oon as tbe treaty with Brazil was known of. British paperst in Rio asserted that it would not advance, ’ tbe Interests of this country; assertions which were quickly copied by British pa­■ pers here. And such statements have ap­. peared in English papers, both as excerpts. from tbe columns of tbe New York Timesi and as their own views. Sueh state­. ments, however, were solely for exporta­ tion to America; neither tor home nor col­’ onial copsumption. In England another occasion Is present­ , ed “in wbicA.it Is difficult to see where ’ tbe laugh comes in.” unless it to over the' fatuity of our congressmen who refused topass a general shipping bounty bill; a billI which would have coveted the South Atlantic and ffoW eoaMx with ship yards • and wtmll! have allowed every port -whichi has euterprise enough tn charter a .-•no-ton। whonner to start a direct trade with Sontb1 America. Mexico and the West Indies. A paper published In 1-ondon for the In­. formation of Australians and officials in India. the Colonies and India, after saying• that tbe new reciprocity treaty Is the sub­ject of much discussion in the commercial। Mr. Blaine's plan for reciprocity with। tbe Latin American Republics would strike! a heavy blow «t Great Britain’s trade, while Canada, India and other Colonies were increasing their surplus products with great rapidity.England, which for some time has been, exporting between 35 and 40 million dol’ h»r*' worth of goods to Brazil, sees loth' the kxt» <m exports effected by flu* recipro­• city treaty and the further loss from tbe. Studebaker Wagons. Binis aid Fan lipleint. t. Waliaoe H. Prttength. Bertie fc. i cueng . Messer Bros. & Reyuolis. ton 1). Pettindh. be entered heroin within four mouths from lhe «toi<-ot th to orderwd to ot their aw •aranee they cau>e their an«*«’*2 the bill of complaint to be filed, .and SXf toM^sd on tbe comptaint^ tore, within twenty day* after service cm teem as eonfeaMd bv said non-resident dedendanta. And It l> further ordered, tiratw«M“ Jhi'n0?davs the complainant a hot Ice of this ors:rx ~bs»j i. cause u. H~u»n newspaper printed, published •» “Is?, ifand clrcaiatrns " tnu order U> oe pcr*ooa<i> resident defendaata. at least twenty days oetore . J-"*"? The Lamb Did Follow Mary to A Great Advantage To the buyers of Bissell's Improved Postmaster bheldon Is still making immovements around the postoffice. Be-sure and secure a rap at the special sale at Holden Hire's.Friday and Saturday. Professor Mazurette, of Detroit, will give a concert at Union hall on Thursday, April 30. Tickets 75 and 50 eta. Re­ served seals at Fred Heath's drug store. "When my Ship Comes Over the Sea," tbe latest musical hit. Price 75 cents. Special price for introduction, postpaid. Several Battle Creek capitalists bought a 40 cents. Address. Will L. Thompson A controlling interest In tbe Battle Creek Cyf259 Wabash Ave., Chicago. machinery company last week and propose Lrl'he M. E. society will be entertained on to enlarge the institution, as there is a de­ M'ednesday, April 29th. at the society mand for their goods greater than the rooms by Mesdames Clement Smith. Dr. present capacity will allow them to meeL Lowry, R. Dawson, F. Beamer. C. G. Holbrook. Llchty. Wilmont. Pickell. Mead. In tiie lost three months $813 was re­ Wheeler. S. Phillips, 11. Snyder, and the ceived at tiie Jackson prison to be placed Misses Effie Simpson. Ella Phillips. Anna to tiie credit of convicts within, who had Pfittisou. Hattie •Beadle and Gertrude served in the late war. There are 20 phnSmith. Supper served Irom 5 to 7u30. stoners in the Institution. The Druggist, Where they found The FINEST LINE of WALL MPER, WINDOW StlflbEJ, rtMPXISTINE ANb PAINTS High School. A prohibition vote was cast in tbe fourth ward last Tuesday upon which was pasted We are sorry to say our (Hee Club which a slip for George Hayes, a saloon keeper w»s once the life of our school has wither­ running on the democratic ticket for aider­ ed away like the morning glory when the man. “Consistency thou art Mi Jewel.”— sun pours his hot rays ou them when they Coldwater Courier. are in full bloom. Louise Naglcr gave Iter old schoolmates There are 28 mep in Jackson prison-who a short call Thursday. turn out 3.300 meals each day. Volney Spalding, professor of botany at Baughman's military band, of Charlotte, the State University, spent Thursday has secured the contract for furnishing with our school. We are «my to say that one of our musie for the Bay View assembly thU young students is obliged to keep |»achsummer, which will last about ten days. elur’s hall. This seems too bad. Chas. Andrus and Willie Osborn gave A movement is on foot in Battle Creek for the widening of its principle thorough­ our school a pleasant cal! Friday. Tbe spring term Is progressing very fare®, and especially for the improvement of Marshall street Such a movement finely with Mr. Andrus as superintendent would add greatly to the appearance of the of our room. Prof. Sterling has been very busy the dty. past few days entertaining company. IMPROVED Edmund Chase, an old settler of PavllThree members of our school board, i<m. some few years ago, rented his farm Huffman. Hendershott and Phillips, gave and moved into Galesburg. He has not us a short call Friday. lived on very good terms with his wife for The Harper’s Youug People's society has q few years pasL At one time be Was sent our botany class some cotton seeds to suppoKcd to be insane and was taken to plant and report to them in lhe falL How the asylum at Kalamazoo: but was,, in a cotton will grow In the northern states. HOG CHOLERA, and short time, returned to' his home. ‘ Last Onr new program, which Prof. Sterling PIN WORMS IN HORSES. Saturday he assaulted his wife in a most has just finished, is a a great addition to brutal manner because she would not deed the looks of our room. back to hiifl pmions of lhe property that Frank Cole can come to school now as Mr. O. O. Slclctre;-Your Hot ChOe; AurCcrf he luut pre»-|ously deeded to her. Her fast as anyone. He has just purchased a • hich I led two boxes to a yearhwj Vek. brought huascreams brought aid to her. or- It is sakl be new safety bicyle. dredsof pin »cr»i and uaaller rod coo from her. would have killed her. Her fact- is badly She is do£< splendidly. W « bttav. rt to be a good bruised and gashed, where lie had kicked modKmc. . WILLIS ROBISON. tier. The officers took him to Kalamazoo Never w. known to fail; - tbe oa!r wre remedv foe To the several supervisors of Bamworms in Hog*. Horae*, siiwep, bog* or Fowl*. to his daughter’s home Saturday night coutriy and wards ot Hartings city: I E'c.-y package warranted it med a* per directions. Pnce. jex. per packace, Coe. by mail, J package* William 8. Martindale, of Grand Rapids, wourd call your attention to Act, No. 193, It.jo by cxnrcst. prepaid. If your dmu»< baa not wh® went oft In the chilly night and peer­ session laws of 1889, relative to the Kit tend direct to tbe proprietor. GKO. Q, EK KT KF, Grand Rapid*. Mich. rd into the windows of neighboring houses soldiers, sailors and mnrinera relief com­ much to the fright of the female occupants mission and see that you or some lumber •I Cmuiact AU. Otku Hoc. Chouma Risoux*.;-. thereof, had an examination last week as of vour township board meet with said For Mite In Hattimj* by relief commission at Court house, Hastings to his insanity. His brain was pronouncW. H. GOODYEAR. DniygteL ed to be In a heakby condition. Martin- dty. on Saturday, May l«th, 1892. at dale Is Mid to be worth $25,000, and was 1 o’clock p. m. Respectfully, looked upon as a good citizen and hie A. W. DlLI.E’CBACK. queer action cannot be accounted foh • Secretary of said commission. Some one that ought to br looking' through the grates ot the penitentiary pulled one of the stringers from under the FulloMnc We th* real MtaUlnuaren bridge that crosses tbe mill race leading to ot the week eodlnir April X0. 18»I. u tbe bouse that is occupied by the crusaders taken front the hooka In Uteretriater'.offie*. last Sunday nlphL Fortunately it was discovered before an attempt was made to crn-M. or it might have been a serious affair, 8,“■“‘"rille; M as the night was quite dark and the cruwdera had their tmby with them In a? cab. "ec a Jounntowti f 1.000. Tbe water is nearly alx fevt deep and on I «“«««•;Wilma a dark night It would have been almost i. 2, <*, Mid 4 iilk i city c*w*ll; as lou 1. miracnious if souw one had not drowned. X X. » MIMI 4 L’lK City IM00. had they gone under tiie race, as it waa {glen li-UM u» Seth OUs; 43a*ce 18 Hope diuxi. evidently the intentiun of tiie party that removede tbestringer.-—Saranac l^ocal. 7 jr»o Lar'li”:e !o w-x Hendertijoi; ICO* sec Chilled Plow, Vitt ReimiMe Point and Share, is that it does the BEST WORK with LESS than IN THE COUNTY. One-Half the Expense STEKETEE’S for repairs of any other kind of plow. cholera Hoa Ghoiera Gore. is furnished with every Bissell plow. ONE I QOObTMK BK05 Mm aii Implemenl Dealers. Men and Women Who are Posted toSSStSsra’^' «i increase of direct trade lietween the two ceantrieK instead of the continuance! of tin- existing triangular trade she hasi •pen: m» much money to build up and per­. Amateur burglars blew opeu acouple of petrate: hence tbe proU-tis of such Britishi Anuto Tapper to Pabner Tanner; iwKof «$4 , safes in Grand Rapids last week. In one Ol » h ul u #li MC15 vrouaevlite «fi«L they found IB4 and in tbe other tbvy FmSrrt |«r*h to VaX“Un« D‘>p; lot 1 blk 3 found a Jot of—powder smoke. 10 Kcbecc* “PPI tot s blk 3 W. R. Surby. operator of the resort hotel ■e^W^,eK^.Ilcary Brumbaugh; 77* and its aeeeasoriro at Goguac I>5 toe. has *• GrBnl NMkRnwu; 45* commenced a milt against the city of Batf. ISBrry •iioo. etty. on independent paper. Mid in its that Mr. 2 Additional Local News. Special sale of carpets at McCoy’s furniture rooms every day of next week, beginning Monday. April 27th. The sal* will be of carpets of the latest and best patterns, the taking new styles, and will include all grades of Ingrains from 25 cts. to J1.00 per yard; also Brussells in all varieties, from the cheapest Tapestry to the finest Moquette. China mat­ tings, in all varieties import­ ed, also rugs in all the new shades and colors. Linoleums in all the new patterns. ” Call in and take in this sale, which is for one week only. . J. B. Mapes, of Battle Creek township, v, wmsent to pay for the privileges they brought to our office Friday a monstrosity B' enjoyed by granting to us similar privlIn the form of a new bom lamb, or rather sZ leges in thwir markets. The correctness of two lambs with one head, neck and breast, k' this view has already been demonstrated and two separate bodies from the breast down including eight legs. Tbe head is K by the Brazilian treat}-, which makes a E wide breach in the Brazilian tariff wall for the same as In ordinary lambs with the ex­ ception that is doable nosed with four nos­ R•: the entry of American products exciusive- trils also two distinct throats. Tbe mon­ B iy' strosity lived about ten minutes, and an­ other strange feature of the freak is the it "Ah, but bow inconsistent,” exclaims fact that still another lamb was bom at the the “reformer.” "for protectionists who' same time by the ewe which to perfect in 0 have Just been strengthening our own tariff' form and doing nicely.—Battle Creek Miss Alice Hall has just ordered a full line of millinery goods. walls to attempt to break down the tariffsi Journal. A Kalamazoo girl, recently In Battle K Of other countries.” This also Is demagogy. B Oxk- of the arguments of protectionists isj Creek, started for home after leaving sev­ eral gentlemen In the depot ^»ho had ac­ " . • that tariffs burl the foreign manufacturers companied her to the station. Her bead | against whose products they are framed.• was so turned that she took and east bound I Free traders hold that tbe nations levyingI train and discovered her mistake in time | import duties are the ones injured. Pro-. to get off at the junction. She then walk­ I lection says that the removal of duties ed half around the the city to avoid meet­ ing the same gentlemen. A few hours I from any nation's staple products benefitss later she appeared in Kalamazoo, having j; that nation most of ail. Free trade seesj taken a later west bound train and only I In this removal only benefits for the nationt her best girl friends know about it tartali tbe low level of water in tbe lake tost sum­ mer, which, be alleges, wm caused by tincity water works pump. Wm. McKinley, not the author of the MeKmley bill, but a peddler. was picked op in rtakiweil hM wrote very drunk and riTSS£S!^tn^ «*»-»; taw, " ill tell you that the place in Barry county where money is saved and satisft <'ti"n in style, fit and wear assured in purchasing BOOTS AND SHOES Is at Spence Bros.', Hastings. They have the experience, the agency for the makes, and sell their goods at reasonable prices, and that always means a reaso table ^margin of profit When a dealer tells yon he is selling them for anything le-. he is seeking to convince himself or yon that yon are not intelligent enough to know that people do not do any business for fun or for their health. We are showing some nice things in Ladies’ and Misses’ Shoes, also fine shoes for Gent's. SPENCE BROS, ntwrw Aim . shoes �Hastings Banner HaMlngS, Thursday. April 23> 1891. Oxford teachors' bibles. Ladies are Invited to attend the book sales. Everybody is Invited to attend tbe book auction; nobody asked to buy. f»rm For Kale. ot a X“ m?l~ ilMttnr’. Him* mites sooth of Irving ^.“,i1ss-s3rr.Si's?ES- ws ■ffi* Price agreed on when »«>n« tb« ,*nun?<»«W USEun >»£<*. Superdonbonsica) photograph albums, slightly damaged at tbe book auction. Fred L. Heath has treated tiie front of his drug store to a fresh coat of paint PERSONAL^MENTION. .-AND SEE ME-: Addie Parker returned from Detroit last week. Mrs. Kittle Hananer went to Kalamazoo Tuesday. Before you sell your Edward Roos was In Grand Rapids yesterday. . “f** CbM' Is visiting relatives Nashville is making an effort to get the in Charlotte. ’ DlMolation Notice. Vermontville furniture factory nwp to Mrs. J. J. Hendershott was in Kalama­ locate there. zoo Tuesday. IH MsmnSTlnulLmtte"5th$ Our stock ot groceries and crockery is Mrs. Quincy Hynes, of Delton, is visit­ X,' All u U’. and counts will be paid complete. That is the reason why we en­ ing in tbe city. : Prank, Webster. ! joy a good trade. Customers can get what •tutSArrtiis. im. John Beamer, of Grand Rapids, was in they want by asking for IL New goods and the city Monday. R. G. Rick, new customers coming all the while. Dr Elliott, of Hickory Corners, was in Hams A VanArman. the city Tuesday. Absolutely Pure. Bay Prince is one of the best bred Mode Rich has gone to Traverse City to Hambletonian. horses In Barry County, A cream ot tarter baking powder. Highest spend the summer. weight 1350 pounds. This horse got first Miss Louisa Nagler, of Freeport, spent of all In leavening strength.—U. 8. Govern­ premium at the Hastings fair last fail. ment Report, Aux. 17. ibbo. He will stand at my bare Saturdays and Sunday in the city. Fred Barlow and Dick Doyle were at Mondays of each week. Terms 88.00. Wall lak,e Tuesday. , , • Jos. Rogers. Miss Hettie Griffin, of Kalamazoo, was .Every lover of music should hear the in the city Saturday. concert by Prof. Maxurette in Union hall Charlie Wilkins arrived home from Thursday evening, April 80th. It may be argued that 50 and 75 cents admission is Ypsilanti sick last week. too much, but who would not rather bear Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Hough, of Nashville, one good concert than a dozen poor ones? were l»the city yesterday. Prof. Mazurette has a national reputation. John Kurtz and family wllf soon move * A correspondent suggests that one of into Frank Goodyear's house. the surest cures for the grippe Is to get Mrs. Will Goodyear went to Kalamazoo thoroughly scared and think you are going Tuesday to listen to the University Glee to die before morning. That will general­ club. ly start a copious perspiration and next Miss Retta Schumaker, of Battle Creek, morning you will be much better, having visited in the dty the fore part of the frightened away pneumonia and saved tbe week. funeral expenses. Sbel Davenport is very sick at this writ’ Remember that when you want your Ing with typhoid pneumonia, resulting eyes tested for glasses, that Dr. Lowry has from the grip. the best of apparatus to make a thorough Mrs. H. Barnum and MIm Stella Wat­ and scientific examination of the eyes to kins, of DetrolL are visiting friends In the test them for glasses. And then he has a dty this week. large stock of the very’ finest quality of spectacles and eye glasses, which he will Mortimer Tower, of Chicago, is in the seiLon reasonable terms. dty to rest up after a severe attack of “Chicago grip." I^T’be Upjohn Pill and;Granule company will erect a five story ' addition to their Mrs. A. H. Johnson returned from a present factory soon. The first story will -three weeks’ visit with relatives in Toledo be of brown stone and the other four, sto­ and Detroit Saturday. Foaled in 1885 ries will have brown stone trimmings. Ernest Hampton returned to Jackson The building will be a beauty when com­ pleted. and Mr. Upjohn's’friends here are Thusday after visiting his parents Kin this dty a few days last week. glad to see him prosper. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Black were In By a comparison of records extending Portland Inst week, being called there by over a number of years It has been con­ tbe sickness of her parents. cluded that the moon hx> an influence In Mesdamqs A. E. Dickerman, W. F. lowering lhe height of the barometer In the months from September to January at Powers. J. C. Andros and Kep Silsbee the time of full moon, and In miring It went to Grand Rapids Tuesday. during the first quarter. No effect has Little George Edwatd. son of Mr. and been perceived In the other months. Mrs. John Goodyear, is recovering from a The Perfect Medicated Air treatment is very severe attack of pneumonia. a sure cure for catarrh, asthma, coughs A. (J. Senter, of Clarksville, was In the amt la grippe. Any person who purchases ill.' F city Saturday. Mr. S. is an old resident a set of the Perfect treatment and Ims not of this county, having formerly resided in been benefited by Its use can get tifclr ;ach Carlton. money back. Dr. D. S. Conley, of Streator. III., ar­ j W. J. and Iu. I. Holloway, rived in the city Munday evening, being J Agents for Hastings, Mich. called home by the sickness of his father Wool Boot Co. received a large con­ in Maple Grove. signment of wool Friday and Saturday Irving, Burn’ Co., Mich. 5H0KE “ COME Fred Woodruff has moved to Otsego. Charlie Wardell has returned to Chicago. Charlie Jordan was iu Charlotte Tues­ day. Damaged books at auction every' after­ noon and evening for a short time only. .-BUTTER-. EDFOWERJ NO. 35. ALWAYS THE SAriE and 5Q- CIGAR POWDER The Soap that 4“ ALWAYS THE BEST IH THE ' JOS. ROGERS. MORRILL & COMPANY Cleans Most is Lenox. Have just opened the largest and finest line of STRAW and HANILLA MATS | That was ever shown in Hastings, in all of the Ttaimo Prince, Latest Colors and Styles. - jlAY STALLION, Mtinibriho is a beautiful bay nt cello \ lias good action, is an excejlent traveller, and weighs i.iod p ninds. iu fact he is a general purpose hor*> ind we have put the ‘price f ir service so low as to J.i-i-L I ini within the reach of ■idny- and Saturdays of ?ek at Spalding’s wareliilding,. opposite Kol\ r Mil . Terms $S. E. H We are also the LEADERS in STYLES of DERBY HATS. We sell the DUNLAP shape, the latest style out. IT IS A BEAUTY. Eg” Thoen in search of a hat will do well in calling and inspecting our hats before pur­ chasing. . Yonrs respectfully. • iASTLEY, Attendant. BUSH & GOODYEAR. LOCAL NEWS. / datlrt t ibis week 2.000 n-Mik av ftlon. iLinag-- books. Slightly damaged books. Im- of ladies belts at SpauldiiUf*b. ‘ For blai k dress goods call on Spaulding. Auction -ale ot books at Tinkler's bulkL. cq au’,<ling has a house and barYnn wl I find fashionable dress trimNntngs at , jtauldiag’s. in nf ladles walking shoes just A fine ii of kid gloves in the most •! uh- at Spaulding’s. 14by you to attend th? special sale । Hire’s Friday and Buturday. - Iu-hop Fol^y. Det roti, will St. Rose* church on Friday, . Mb -ins in bunts and shoes don’t j on can find them at *0. D. ■ w spring shades in tan. steel, d heliotrope benriettas at Hiding' F. ’ i-ad, of this city, would like to Jnre a faru hand by tbe month. Must be wtli rt-cow nended. L'-tri h nber wagon for sale cheap. Eiquht of N. T. Diamond or at Pennock '• »d >»m f r particulars. • Hisfiik thatfrom-6 to 7 per cent, of thi-coin-j ip Is lost by evaporation and Ute iuM eai not be prevented. Xlreandnew assortment of reward of iii'U ir card* also Sunday school and birth‘Igj cards ‘4 Fred Hotchkiss* drug store. >jm-1u1 >|ir of men’s, ladles', cblluren’s iiuc iiiLhm -.Spring caps. This sale will be h<-H at Hoikn A Hire*’ Friday and SalurApril .“Ot b- Hall r ojs-uin Ibo”. g«« >. nnd May 1st and 2nd Miss kill have tier spring end aun»:; Extra pains —will *‘‘‘ llie T —taken its and entertain visitors. ! !:<> June al service* of tiie late John 1 m-llvr v ere held in Barryville church T ten-was nne of the largest, if •- tt-«- lat resL funeral processions ever b in Ute raunty. "Ppn utility of the season to buy cyprti i'i!i lings, rugs and linoleum, is at . s spx inl sale beginning- Monday and la tting all of next week. Sale ■ Ihv one veek only. First c-las > brick, extra grade galvanized -•>1 pipes,numps ----- -----—• kinds, -•* - of of all all sixes 'hi and ga ivauized pipe _____ __ for___ all purposes ajnT tiJu ever be’lure. Second hand i 1 'V.-> at Hastings Engine A Iron Works. While going to the funeral of tbe o' tbe late John * ' Bae*bailor, a team be­ i-nging to ared Prentiss became scared Fred Miller, the faithful operator at the the large wool picker at the institution was set to work. At the present time 15 M. C. depot, is about to receive further or 20 hands are at work but tills numtier recognition at the hands of the company. will i>e doubled in a short time. The in the way of a promotion. working force Is increased rather slowly H. P. Cherry, of Bedford, made a very from Hie fact.that all new hands have to pleasant call at our sanctum Tuesday. be “broke in” to their work. Mr. C. has been a regular sul»»crilM*r to It is said that a potato contains enough the' Bannkh from the first issue aqd has moisture to keep flower* fresh for a week his subscription paid to June 1st 1803. or two. Bore a hole in the potato and In­ . Miss Belle Throop who has been for sert the stem of the flower. The unsight­ several years the efficient bookkeeper and ly bulb musL of course. If used In decora stenogrtipher of the law firm of Knappen tion, be covered with moss or something A Van Annan and later of the firm of green. A potato, however, is chiefly Stuart. Knappen A Weaver, haa resigned recommended as a means of preserving her position and will soon leave for Cali­ rare specimens of flowers sent by mall. fornia where she has accepted a similar Joseph Freeman, a pioneer of Barry position. She will be greatly missed in county, who settled la Irving In 1844, the social and literary circles tn which diet! at his late home near Middleville she moved and In which she was highly Tuesday morning. He was the father regarded. Her friends regret Li have her of Porter C. Freeman, and his family arts'fl leave, but all join In wishing her success. all well known and highly respected pern We often read of lhe sorrows and dis­ pie. Mr. Freeman was a man of great force of character, and of fine qualities bf appointments of people in all walks of life, and while our sympathies are aroused yet head and heart. He was especially en­ we are apt to say “Such is life.” Wc ad­ deared to the pioneer residents of /the mire those who go through life with "hope" county. as their only object to cling to, for such a The Doctors Lathrop are now ^cely life is an encouragentent to others. We settled In their new quarters. The juffice Ciui almost feel tne anguish of others un­ is light and commodious, and for the use able to bear the mental strain, who die of their electro-therapeutic cabinet jbaths from grief or end their lives In some tragic Is well adapted for that purposeJ The manner. Then- are plenty of Enoch wonderful success that has attend® the Ardens in the world, in one form and nse of these baths renefti them deservedly another, who lack but a Tennyson to re­ popular, and we are plemed to knof that cord their sufferings to make them im­ so many of our citizens avail thentselve* mortal. Would that we could become lmof this Opportunity to try the curatite vir­ biietl with poetic inspiralion sufficient to suitably portrav the sufferings of a reject­ tues of electricity. ed suitor, who recently untolded his "tale legitimate advertising in newfrapep ot woe" to County Clerk Brice in the always pays. It is hardly the fail? thing iolluwiug simple though beautiful terms. •rousto ask a customer who has dealt get st “ We punctuated the letter a little bit. and ly with you to become an unwilling, walk­ put a couple of words in parenthesis to aid ing advertisement by carrying home tfiis or , our readers in grasping the meaning of the her bundles placarded with your blfeim-ss epistle a little quicker than would sign. Tbe young lady who askei tiie . clerk to turn the wrapping paper tha oth­ ordinarily be done: v , “april the 4? er side ouL hit the nail on the head. *• She, “dir sir it thought I wood rite you a fu was right. That sort of wrapping taper llns to tell you that i sent that Ifoens back is a relic of crossroads store keeping. I for tha was no you* fuse) to me. the Clyde W. Frauds, of Nashville a grrtedu- girls father wood not let her go, so 1 told ate of the high school-of this dty. has pur­ him to ceep (keep» her, »o that is all i can chased the Lake Odessa Wave and enterM> tell you. the weden did not go off” the field of journalism. Editor Walker has made tbe Wave an able exponent of We wish tliat those wbo*>t present per­ Lake Odessa, and we know that under sist in sending us those beautiful poems on Mr. Francis direction, the Interests of the "Spring." would turn their efforts toward place will not be allowed to suffer, for he making this simple story the basis of a Is a hustler and knows bow to "pash a romantic. thrlHing poem to be published in pencil" as well. Clyde has many friends t-ook form. If they would do so It might In this city who wish him success, and we develop some pwteic worth they don’t seem will gladly welcome tbe uew Wave under to possess at pn-scnL and it would save us the neewfty »*f emptying the waste his nianagi-inenL Some persons seem to have great fears basket so often. _______ that die writer lias grave design* upon the school board, and be has been accused of A gentleman representing Milo B. Stev­ a deep laid plot to t*ecure the secretaryship I hereof. We do not knpw as anything we ens A Co., of Washington. D. C., and can say will quiet their tears, but we will Detroit, Mich., can be seen at tbe Hastings remark right here that the writer never House. Hastings. Saturday, April 25th. asked any member of the board to vote and at the Wolcott House, Nashville,. for him for that or any other office: that Monday, April 26, by persons desiring in­ he has never been asked by anybody to be formation concerning versions, bounties, a candidate for that position: that he has etc or have claims which they desire to nrver w«nt«l. doam t II now. .nd have prosecutetl by said attorney*. Fee in straight increase claims reduced by law to would nol .nd could tiol OTH« It any circumstances. There seems to be a gang of burglar* going about the state at present breakteg into depots and blowing open gang atruck Cbartotte Friday night and found tbe operator asleep on a table. He woke up though when they tried to gag him. and a senftie rnM-ad in which the *■' were Uirtwn out but fortunately all e»- operator succeeded Id tearing the mast off ••‘Ped unlnj ired. f Oscar Matthews has been appointed su' )ervisor of Hastings township to fill the ' ' scancy caused by tbr death of late saperJohn C. BaebeUor. The appointment f'«i genera! satisfaction. A better aetee- 83.00. . It will soon be time to ask the question, where shall 1 buy my seeds? Of course you want the beat seeds; they are tbe cbeapesL Cheap seeds are dmr at any urire ’Like begets like.” Good seeds produce good vegetables. My seeds are Jrown id the great northwtsL are tested bvme and are belter suited to this climate than eastern seeds. Buy near at home and save money. Write tar new descrip­ tive catalogue or (x>mv and nee me. uve w Lamirkth. SeedMum, 34 W. Main BL, Battle Creek, Mich. THE ONE-PRICE CLOTHIERS, HASTINGS, MICH. THE GOOD BUYERS Are the ones I'm after. I don’t mean the.ones who buy the first thing they see; I mean the careful, discriminating buyers, who try to find the best values for their money in . Clothing, Hats and Furnish­ ing Goods. I am ready for all such, and can suit them as no otder Barry county dealer is able to do. With a large stock of the Stein Bloch Co. clothing, the equal of tailor-made suits at from a tfiirg to a half less money, 1 have no trouble in suit­ ing that kind of buyers. In the language of the poet: “They’re After Me,” Because it is satisfaction, and money in their pockets, to buy from me. I have fine suits for Sunday and dress, and good suits for business and every day wear. And the prices I put on them make them hot sellers. In tbe hot line, furnishing goeds line, I have an assort­ ment that cannot fail to be satisfactory. .— R. K. GRANT, LEADING CLOTHIER. �ktrehiefa, set med fluttering in coustan This is what you ought to ,n b.r. <U » ™ X '£> motion, watched the busy acme on Int for................ , dan. below. SorewM hngfe. mMIrnrryK-—I..re ,1 ..on Z.y find K '«“t- .n, luul driven >ut from tbe nrighborW XX.JS. •re . <5 j-n.r* are Rixrn; thw or fonr .-unbalance* and ronuMly "Ld3 Concord wagons were present from tbo port itself; and one light open barouche. Irawn by two stylish bays and driven by brewed lu. will r. dignified negro, was evidently a center Herein dtrreuon. •"d and ou« lhe t>f attraction for many eye*. a “ “»MI I""*-1 We SXmeod EWtrlo lUlter. Mira Marshall. with their near neigh­ !"P'reIieMl« Ml dlwwao. Hw; bor*, the wife and sister of Mr. Wharton, tor “ snia MK-. and anmweh wM H G(wtl,n.r, me first lieutenant of Lane’* troop. Several ladies from the fort had alight­ H.00 per ed from their various vehicle* and were druggist gathereil in lively conversation about the f-TO. . leuor wriltob W “S, *C*W„ barouche. Others, seated along the cn«t. ^'^blrtlbd on my were watching the evolutions and com­ menting, a* is their wont, on the horse­ manship or voice of thi* officer or that. mT«..ow»..n, Four Ever? now and then some town buggy . , livs but * short time, i would drive close beside the one stylish looking carriage and its oocupauta wonld gaze with much curiosity upon the party “itf. New Disoo-em KSS.r'.™ .!«• I^”1" WK and >1.00. The brat wire m the world for cuts, hrni-Lwre^ Ulcers, rail rheum, fever Hires tetter chapped hand*. chilblains, I SSI and all akin eruption#, an^O9,t‘r^ lv cures Pile# or no W required. It is XuSXd to give perfect satisfaction, or money refunded. Price 35 cent* per^box. For sale by W. H. Goodyrar. the druggist. St. Joseph people are elated over the fact that the government is about to »!*"] S.35,000 for the erection of an oil supplj depot there. The depot will l>c the distributtoTpolut for all Lake Michigan lighthouses The buildins will be begun this spring. ; It h not infrequently tbe case that itch■ng pimples and irritating ‘ cat bolls, are tiie forerunners of larger-bolls, or the more serious carbuncles. Invariably NaIture puts out her danger signals, and they should be heeded at once, lhe pimples and little boils show that the blood is not in a good condition and nature Is trying: to relieve the system. A few doses of Sw Iff s Specific at this juncture will accompl ah wonders. The eruption will be healed and the system cleansed of its impurities. The modern paraphrase of the old ^Jinx, • A stitch in time." etc, is that “Timely stitclira will save nine pairs of breeches. The modern form haa a touch of humor that does not modify the truth of it. In that vein, we may sav that n course of Swift’s' Specific prevents ills terrific. ' Detroit Times: Tbe people of Jackson voted down the proiM'.dtlon to l>ond the city to §50.000 for enlarged water supply. A lltlie water now juid then is evidently what tiny most desire. ’ Unlem mat care is Riven to the hair, the oonimg num is liable to be n hairless animal: hence, tn prevent the hair (rum falling use Hall’s Hair Reuewer. A steamer capable of carrying spo passen­ ger ba* been launched at Grajtd Rapids. Tti bort will ply between that city and ‘fjfcrth Park." the new pleasure resort. Mrs. Winslow's ttaottmyr Syrup has been used fOr chlWren teething. It soothes the ch id, softens the gums, allays all pain, cures wind colic, amt 14 the best remedy tor dlarrhira. Twenty-flre cents a bottle. Sold by all druggists There are numerous applicants in Battle Creek fur appointments on the police force. Several of the woud-be officers have served their time behind the bars. Ur. HaiDeM* Golden Specific. It can be given tn a cup of tea or coffee, with­ out the knowledge ol the person taking It. effikcttaga speedv and permanent cure, whether the patfeit» a moderate drinker or an alcoholic wreck. Thousands ot drunkards have been ~*-o have taken the Golden Specific In ee without their knowkdgc, and lo­ re they quit dnnklng of their own free «™. harmful effect results from its adalnlatration. Cures guuranteeA Send f<>r=drmtiar and full isuvicuLtrs. Addresa in eonM«ee.(}oun®xBP*<nFi<'Co.,i*5 Race Street, CtDCinnatl. u. Robert nieJfcyOdB* City, teas leading a borrt: and woutul tlx* halter around his thumb- A sudd'-n jerk by' the borw* tore the mtTi:lH.-r Iron: his hand. It will take 100,000 barrels of cement to build the canal lock at the Soo. The mason­ ry ewetraci is said to be the largest ever let tn this county. After safferimt horribly tor years from scrof •eatiy otinMi by tbe use of Ayer's .Sarsaparilla. No other toedlelne can approach this prepara­ tion as a cleanser ot the olodd. AN ARMY PORTIA. By CHARLES KING. U. & A., thing but ft most dutiful and excellent officer," Mid Mrs. Lane quietly. “Capt “He be d—d! I ain't under His orders! I’m on rick report. The port surgeon is the only man who can giro me order* to­ day, and don’t you forget it!" “Go instantly, Welsh, or I’ll call for tiie guard," raid Mr. Stone. “You’re more than half drank now. Don't give that man another drop, Kirby. Go at And now Lieut Hearn's one'?, --------Welsh. ______________ erect figure appeared in the doorway. “Certainly, if be had been a diasq>ated man, or a gambler, or—anything rise," Slowlv and with surly mien the soldier say* Mr*. Morri*, with proper spirit, "my husband wnuld have been apt to and then douched aero** know it; but”-—"Oh, it waanti that." interposed Mrs. the floor toward the young officer, but instant three or halted short of the doorway. Brodie. And ‘ id the lieutencantering up the slope. four officern "Come out here, sir," -------taking advantage of a brief rest to pay snt sternly, dapping a little to one side. “What for? I ain’t on duty today, fair spectator*. their devoir* to noted that, as this was the sullen answer. Mira “No arguments, Welsh. We’ve had group approach*!, the buggy with its objectionable oacuponta drove slowly too much of that from yon. Go instant­ away in the direction of the fort. Half ly to vour quarters, and stay there. You an hour later, a* they were bowling rap­ got excused from drill on account of illidly homeward over the hard prairie new, and vou know perfectly well the road, they camo Upon the infantry bat­ troop rale. You have no burinra* to leave talion, also skirmishing. Everybody the barrack*, much less to be drinking but the guard seemed out at drill, and ^^“The doctor didn't give toe any such the post was practically deserted. En­ tering the garrison limit* Caariu*. the orders,’’ muttered Welsh, still hanging colored coachman, guided his bay* down back, “and he’s my commanding officer the slope-between the* guard house and today." For all answer Mr. Hearn sprang the post trader's store and then up the* incline to the southwest gate, preferring quickly forward, grasj^d tbo coat colhur thi* road to going along the garrison in of the soldier in a muscular hand, and, front of the barracks of the men. The without violence but with quick deter­ ladies were chatting blithely, but both mination, marched him forth into tbo Miss Marabal! and Mias Wharton noted sunshine. “By G—4. lieutenant, you’ll pay for that the buggy with the gray horse was halted at the store railing, and at the thia!” screamed Welsh. "I don't allow door stood tbe two men in civilian drees any mm to lay hand* on me.” And then and a-third in the undress uniform of the instant he was released ho turned and shook his clinched fist at hi* young the cavalry. All three stared intently at the occu­ superior. Before another word could be pants of the barouche with that singular said the corporal Cf the guard with a expression of mingleil impudence nnd couple of men, answering tbe signal of familiarity which is so marked a char­ the officer of the day, came bounding to acteristic of the street loafers always the spot “Take that man to the guard house,” lianging about the comers of certain thoroughfares of our western cities, said Capt. Brodie, Ivoiliug over with in­ where the police are not yet instructed dignation. “1’11 attend to thi* case, Mr. Ifr. Schonberg and his companion had in those rule* of civilisation which re­ Hearn. I witnessed the whole thing.” been drinking. And, swearing and struggling in the quire such parties to bo moving on. As therein. As a rale these gazers were the ladies were whirled by Mr. Schon­ grasp of tho guard, Welsh was led away. women, possibly friend* of some of the berg was seen to wink expressively, and Brodie raw him rafely landed in the post people, and this was not a matter to the soldier, a dark faced, beetle browed guard room, then turned back to the be much objected to. But one buggy, fellow, with his hands in hi* pockets, store. The' two civilians, who had si­ drawn by a gray horse, contained two looked after them and grinned. lently witnessed thi* scene, were ex­ men whose app-arar.ee Miss Marshall’s “How annoyed Mr. Hearn would be," changing rignifirant glances from time keen eyes had noted as they passed the raid Miss Wharton, “if he could have to-time and some low whispered word*. first time and closely scrutinized as they seen that performance!” “Hi* name'* Brodie," Schonberg was came down the next. One was flashy “What do yon* mean, Lucy? Those heard to ray. “You’ve got Hearn." in dress; both were loud in their talk and swaggering iu manner; both were horrid men again?” aaktsl her Bister: who, But when the officer of the day re­ snicking cigars of questionable origin, being on the back seat with Mrs. Lane, appeared at tho doorway they turned nnd one of them bad the unmistakable liad not seen the soldier'* face after they their backs and were apparently abpassed him by. unrbod in the discussion of the cocktails cut of the German Je\.. “The men are impertinent, certainly; which tho barkeq*r somewhat grudg­ Any one could “place" even, had he one expect* nothing better of that chua ingly eet before them. Brodie took a maintained silence, while, on the other' band. Ins coarae tones would iu the of people, but all the soldiers are so re­ good look at tiie pair, but. as they care­ blackest darkness- have proclaimed his spectful and courte.xw to our ladies, gen­ fully retrained from showing their facts, class. Bqth times -they pawed they erally, it i* a pleasure to meet them. he remained but a moment at tho door­ Ftan-d boldly at the occupant* of the Haven't you noticed how different they way, aud then, with a disratisfied shake carriage and critically inspected the are from—well, from tliat one, Mis3 of the head, turned and walked over to­ ward the garrison. team and appointments—the second time Marsltall?” “Yee, indeed, not only here, but in the The trumpet was loudly pealing order­ driving close alongside and perceptibly sL'ickcning up to have a letter look. old artillery■barracks where I once visit­ ly call a few minutes later as tbo men Mr*. Lone flushed under such bold scru­ ed. I am sure Mrs. Curtis, my couran. came marching up from stablw, their tiny, and the other ladies looked exnbar- knew the name of every man in the two sabers clanking and their spurred heels batteries, and always had a pleasant ringing along the road. The instant the rassed and annoyed, “Ugh! those horrid men!" spoke Mrs. word for ththn when we met They al­ rank* were broken in front of the bar­ Morris, the colonel's wife, who drove up ways took off their caps, though some of rack* a rush wa* made by dozen* of their just in time to catch a whiff of malodor­ the old sergants, to be rare, saluted just number for the cool refreshment of the ous smoke. “Who are they? and what as they would to an officer. This man trader’s beer, and the lair was speedily was a contrast to the general rale." are they doing here?" crowded with their stalwart, dust cov­ “Perhaps hois not of our regiment,” ered forms and ringing with their jovial “One is a Mr. Schonberg," answered Mrs. Brodie, of the infantry. “He used suggested Mr*. Lane, "and doc* not voices. Some of them looked askance nt to be a clerk here at the post trader’s know the ladies.” the strangers, but Schonberg n-wnmod an “Unluckily he is of 4oure,’" said Mrs. air of joyous good fellowship. • several years ago, I am told; but he has his own store in town now, and they say Wharton. “That is Welsh, of C troop, “Just in time, boys," he called aloud. and he wa* Capt. Blauvelt's ‘ striker. ’ he’s aa awful cheat; no one will deal “Come right up and have it with me. with him—from tbe post at least. 1 Mr. Wharton says ho is a bad character, Here, Billy, ask all these gentlemen to don’t know the other man at alL He is and that there was sonifething very take a glass of beer. I always swore by strange about the way the captain kept the cavalry, anyhow; didn't I, Billy? a stranger.” “They are particularly rude in man­ him by him all the time be waa here. That’s right, boyn; fill 'em all up; and Why isn't he at drill, I wonder?' ner, it seems to me,” said Mrs. Morris. when you get into town come around "Poesibly he'* on guard." said Mrs. “I wish the colonel wonld keep such , and see my place." And with that he Lane. “The guard house is only a people away from the reservation.” began distributing printed business can!* “That man likes to bo impudent, Capt. stone's throw away." among them. “He's never far from the guard house," Brodie says. He was put off tbe reserva­ Some of the men accepted tho cardu tion some years ago and ordered neyer laughed Mrs. Wharton, a* she sprang and the proffered hospitality; others to come on again. He was canght smug­ from the carriage nt the Lanes' gate. seemed to hang back. One or two non“ But ho ’ s not on guard today, unless he gling liquor to the men, and had been commiteioned officers drew away to one for months lending them money at scan­ has taken off his brita. Tliere! they ride by themselves and signaled" to the dalous interest, and every one knew, and Have gone into the bar. How I wish lau-keeper thht they wished to be serve,! knows now. that he has the worst land the colonel would close (hat place!” privately nnd not included in the Israel­ Half an hour later, all in ti glow after of influence ou them. Indeed. Mrs. Mor­ ite’s treat. ris, I wish the colonel would keep him their rapid drill, four or five young of­ Meantime Capt Brodie hail gone in out. although I suppose some of the men ficer* strode, laughing and chatting, search of the commanding officer. The into the club room at the store, and —tbe most vicious among them—would roll of the dram and tho peal of the go to hi* place in town whenever they throwing off belts, cs.jm and gaunt­ trumpet bounding mess call speedilv wanted money or liquor. He probably lets proceeded to bury their mustaches emptied rhe bar of the blue bloused ventures out hero because the Eleventh in the foaming glass.-s of cool beer throng. But Mr. Schonberg aud his has just come to the garrison, and he which the attendant promptly sunplied. । companion had been drinking just supposes Col. Morris to be in ignorance Over on the other side of the establish­ enough to be aggressively hospitable. of his character and of tha orders that ment loud voice* could lx> heard 1'1 ani­ Th.? next thing that Ki>by knew the had been given by his predecessor. Maj. mated talk, and presently Lieut. Lee former was lurching around the build­ Kenyon knows him well enough, and called out to the attendant to ciu*e the ing with hi* friend iu tow. nnd to his the colonel of the —th cavalry gave door leading into the bar. Mr. Stone, consternation made a* straight as hb strict orders that he should not lie al­ the trailer, entered at tbo moment, look­ legs would permit’for tha door of the lowed even to cross the bridge. But ing n trifle vexed. * I officers’ club room. Three or four of “ Those men are making quite a racket then none of your regiment knows him, the young gentlemen were still there, iu there, Stone. Who are they?” asked I suppose.” ripping “shandygaff” and glancing “Mr. Hearn knows him, Mrs. Brodie," the lieutenant. through the paper*. These looked up in “A couple of fAlows from town and promptly sp^ke a young lady who wore evident surprise at the flushed features not inconspicuously the gold crossed Welih, of C troop.” and flash:- «ttire of the stranger who so “Welsh'” exclkimed Mr. Hearn, who rifles of the infantry. confid-mtiy and jovially entered, hi* "Why, how can that bo when he has was glancing over the page* of a late companion following close] via hi* wak> been here no longer than the other offi­ paper. "Why, he has no butinew here! “G'morain',gc-n’lem’n."exclniined Mr cers of thii Eleventh?" waa the immediate That man is on rick report, under tbe Schonberg, bidding forth a pudgy hand reply. . • doctor’s care. Ha* he been drinking?’ and beaming effusively upon Lieut. Lee ■ “He wiu stationed here the winter fol­ "They’ve all been, drinking, more or lowing his graduation. He was still an lea*. If I had known Wehh wa* on sick ZST”’.‘°. ??? additional second lieutenant then. You report I would have told Billy not to Emuit me to ntrtluce m’aelf, Mr. Levi remember he didfbot. get his promotion to the Eleventh until’nearly a after he left the Point At least that is what Mr. McDonoagh «aya.M And Mr. MeDoneugh, bang the owner of the crossed riflw, the damsel bluahee becomingly. “Oh, I remember,” answered Mrs. Morris. “Mr. Hearn told us he had been stationed here for one winter; but be didn't seem to like it much then. “Wasn’t Mr. Hearn a little wild in those days?” inquired Mrs. Brodie. “It seems to me I have heard as much from some of the townspeople. You’ve no idea what gossips they are. Whv, I've of before they left ths bold all this happened long ago, »d be hra probably outlived hi* youthful proprari- A good deal about And tbe lady looked know. That Your Hair Hope I raid Marrinexcuse us. in bMf « tour trifle may retain Its youthful color, fullnoaa, and beauty, droaa It dally ' “ O«- with . . shoulders, striving to detain Kindiv remove yonr ana, Mr. ■aid Lee, his brows Ayer’s Hair Vigor knitting^aad^ to* snnnth setting angrily. drinking champagne in the morning, and to being embraced by rtrangers st But at this moment Mr. Stone, the port trailer, came hurrying in. He looked Lfiart when he caught sight ot what X gang on. Springing forward, he heiaed tbe Israelite roughly by Ue arm. “Gome out of thi*. Schonberg.” to or­ dered. ‘‘ You know perfectly well you’ve got no right whatever to oome on thb reservation, much leas in this room. ••Pray do not disturb the gentlemen. Mr. Stone,” raid Martin. “We will gladlv vacate in their favor." “Don’t you attempt to put me out of here. Stone,” shouted the Jew. “I know you. I know what I’m stout. You jnst touch m« or let anybody else here in thi* d-d cowardly hole, and you’ll what’ll happen." The three officer* ha«l silently left the room, and were now quietly walking away from the building, but at the sound of a scuffle Lee stopped short. “Here," he raid, "ttoeejnen are drunk grid may do barm. We mustn't leave Stone in the lurch.” "What’s the trouble?" queried Mr. : Hearn, who had been inspecting the din­ ner of hi* tnx»p and now came hurrying down the slope from tiie barrack*. At this very instant, too, Schonberg came Iwcking out of the club room door shak­ ing hi* fist at Stone, who rilenfly and yet threateningly followed, and Schouberg's voice was shrill with rage. Behind them both, his hand* in the jiockcta of hi* spring overcoat, saying not one word, but glancing quickly about from man to man, followed Mr. Abram#; ot Chicago. "Mr. Hearn," said Stone, “you were here before I came, and you know this man: were not the orders given that h* should never again show hi* face on the reservation, and that he should be put off if bo came?" "Exactly," answered Hearn. “And the sooner you leave it now, Mr. Schon­ berg. the better it will be far you.” *Tm minding my own business" (ho called it “peeznez"); “you mind your*. Maybe you think I vo forgot you; but Hl show. you. I’ve ha-L it in for' you ever since four years ago, young feller, and just you keep away now, aud don’t you interfere, or you’ll catch it where you dent expect it." .“I’ll give you thirty seconds to get in that buggy and drive off, Mr. Schon­ berg," wa* Hearn's reply. “Unlaw you want to be honied out by the guard you will start at once. It isn't the first time r*ve found you stirring up insubordina­ tion here." Schonberg reached his buggy, but kept up his furious language. Hi* com­ panion, still silent, scrambled in. bi* restless eyes wandering from face to face. The thirty seconds were well nigh gone when the Jew, aided by Stone's supporting arm, lurched into hi* seat and picked up the reins. Shaking tiie whip over Stone's head he shrieked so that all could hear: “By G—d! you may dink you’ve heard the last of dis—dis outrage; but you’ll see! you’ll rev! if you don’t get roasted for di* dare ain’t any newspapers in di* country. I got your niune down four now, by G—d! you’ll see"-----And then, with an angry lash of his whip upon the flanks ot his startled gray, Schonberg with his companion drove rapidly down tbe. road past the atablra. As they turned t\t> corner Mr. A lirami drexv from hi* overcoat pocket a fat note book and glam*ed.back over his shoulder with a sL'nifigart CONTINUED. The populartty which Hood i JjaraaparilU h*»r*uwa »» a Bpnng nudklne l» wonderful. C.rmenu ot iwwlth-KivSfr.aWoodt!Stfyto» “*l which everybody wei*» to need at this Mason. when yeu may bu ro much brnefiud th” N«* George Lyons, a patient suffering from temporary mental derangement, escaped several days ago from the university hoapJtal and has not since Im seen, although parties are^earchlng diligently In all direct­ ions. No more fficalp, cures humors, ■nd stimulates a new growth of hair Dr. J. C. Ayer & Co. Lowell, Mass. WebUDd BUSINESS CARDS. DsitonCtovsrda BhulU.. L 8CR1BER, M I)., C • HASTIXC Delton, Mjrh. Office in hotel at present. |j £ * C. H. BARBER 11Physician.-, and Surgeons. ' Calls In city or enurrty reaponiM t0 with promptness, day or night. WILLIAM O. LOWDEN. ’ ’ Lawyer. Office over Jullua Ruwell’s atort, sute street, Hastings, Mich. TUART, KNAPPEN A WEAVER Attorneys at law. Over Hastings National Bank. Hastings, m Hina. Associate offices, at Grand Rapid*. M&. S A. SHELDON. Abstract and Real Estate Office Abatraet Block .Hastings. « Laaring Detroit. Grand R provided French otfthe co P- DRAKE. M. D., A Office over Holloway'* dru« store. 0^5 » M. B. GILLASI’IE. Notary Public ' • and U. 8.” Claim Agent, will prosecute ail kinds of cuiu.> More tbe I DnanneaU ot tbe Interior office. Call <m >-a C“" "J J'Sm“s g M. FOWLER, D.D. >. Offlee hours 6 a. tn. to 3 p. wi. Chicago Office and residence on Broadr.-ir Cuurt Hmae.Hasttngs.MIch. Big Rap Fraoxm MITH A COLGBOVE. Lawyer*. (Office tn Union block, Hastings.) Practice is all tbe courts of the stale. ' 4 E. KENASTON. ‘ S ul« Attorney at Ijiw. (Over J. 8. Goodrear 4 Co.'» stored PracUoMin ailoourUof thesuu-. collection promptly attending to. R. TIMMERMAN. Huuiapathic Pbyslcian and Surge;-h. . (Office over Lathrop's drug stare. P ■ ROBERJSON HOUSE, Baldwit Fraokfo Travers to Chics DE JP. BBODBOSEB, Proprietor, Car. Jeffsnma and Court St*.. Ha»ting*. kith. Rates, • 1 .OO per Day. This House la new, with pi<-a»ant nx>s:«. Tbe patronage of the public t» respectfully soiietted. Hastings City Bank, Hastings, - - Mich. CAPITAL S7 5,000X10 SURPLUS fiLWMMH'. .the laws of tbe «»u of Lowell Lake U Woodbi Grand Lrasln; Detroit Ithka*. bl Lou Parloi t<s and Throe Grand] Open for business Dec. 14. twin bntldlsi for merty occupied by Mes*er Bros. OFF1CKK-: D. G. Robinson. President; Chester Messer. Vice. }Tr«. D. w. Ke«n-:.i*. rubier. DrfJlCTOR*: Dau W. Reynolds W. H.Fevers. D.G. Robinson, ‘ ' Chester Me««r, John Carrrth. P. T. ColRrore. A General Baaklnff Bualne?sTraw-ac MORTGAGK SALE Default hartnp been made for i>. re ».a“ ’Jg ty days In the payment of Interest ' ■ payable on a raartimRe dated Jar tian U. m made by Welcome Marble and T'hoel'a I!: Wsrj bte, hl* wlfa, to Samuel Carson, and tn tbe office of tbe Reglrter of Deed' M iWI j0ffiakK^nM&mn,pn tbe asih day ot -’ j’— 'tfwortgagr- o:> P-'-" which default tbe said Samuel (ar*un. “F toe of tee right given biro by said has made ana berebv makes the Raxurx Cammh. ■■■•■ - Chas. HI Bavkb. attorney for mort.-w^ G.G Lv.Grai Ar. Spa ssss \ MMh weraonarter of aestiou •r>north range right n 1 tot drink at all. thank you.Mr. W&llaoe ' ' CHI Lv. Grat Ar. Holl Grand H Moskegr Allegan. Eennrill Hartfori f 1 W. LOWRY. M. D., VT. Phyrician aud'Surgeon. Maks* aysciaBy <gtreatlm: diwases of tbe day of June. 1WI. at ten o'clock in th- >. at the north front dot* ot the court b- ...■. m M%h*SMtH>KS. Barry Coun'> J , that belnc the itere when-11 • ■ r_;■ . for Barn county Is imWmi. J[-':»•’* ‘J',?. *1 KgnfiSftiPte btthtst Bidder. Hk I"™ Cm draertbed in safi mortgas.-. «* ;*»"£■ thereof as may be nere**m' 'nI„. amount due on raid tnorUw., * ’ ■ 1 \. rat thereon, and lhe costs, ci 1 ' . in penses allowed by law, ami ■ -J • raid mortmwe. «iaidt - • KmM wwtogo as follow toy... sell him anything." “J PMioio-lT “Why, that man was told that he fnen Mr. Abrams—Mr. Abram* of Chi. cago, genTeui’n. Mtafr Abram*, thix'* must rt*y in quarter* all the time the my frien’—Dieuten'nt—I—I didn’t catch command wa* at drill. It’s n rule in the troop when a man is excused from any y’r name, sir.” “Mynrae ia 1^,-^ duty he must remain in quarters during . * th* performance of it. Just tell him to mui .r.r Uy, step outride,” ^jaut the lieutenant. “Bay nim^i f. I wish to sec him.” And picking up hi-« ," „ U*' °f tb’ Vewstb «rcap and gauntlet* Mr. Hraum stroBod fr..m the room and went around to the ^T, Mr. Abrau.i GenWa. I k~„ her. eart front There, through tbe open Ml your frier, cf th« -th t»M doorway, the conversation within be­ Wo were inUnurte. Ml of u«. and— me. I didn't Caleb y. yooJ came distinctly audible, and Capt Brodie, of tbe infantry, who was of­ nr, turning now on Lieut. Martin ficer of the day, returning from hi* “Genlssn’n, we're jurt going to open a morning inspection of tbe aratriea down 'P'.rr about the wood yard*, hearing th© loud talk, turned and came rapidly over toward the store. ' Who do yen ay want* me.” Welsh's voice was beard to ask, aa be stood un- kalarnu KartOoo .mMi Crosssy MIK— Delton . Ctoverd* Shultz.. Hasnx< Ooata G Wood las piled from tne Records, can fur­ > tract*.____________ C. F. BHOOKS. ClericT which mortxairr then i« claimed to « the date of this notice one hundred mt-l ''•rentyMriit donara and twelve oenm. («” SK& « . <M»<» Children Cry for Pitcher’s Castoria Children Cry for Pitcher’s Castoria Children Cry for In th< NcSq Uoauct the Mtn In the fi county। ant to It Gt b day Court ol deeertb ESS SSJ nlnrtec (1»>WM rixhrsi edther Datei £ GE! �Michigan central Peculiar a“ T4# Niagara FaUt Route.’* Stations. Hastings. Notions. IV&ftSsIK&l’K&l* Hastibqs* m' H COLI.IN8, Local Agent. Hasting*, o. W. RuiKiLRS G. p • T. A.. Chicago. Chicago, Zalanaioo i Sigio TIME TABLE. “ In effect Nov, IS, 1W>. *- «n.(P. Katainasoo Lv. sMier........ id June! the title of “The greatest blood purifier ever discovered." Peculiar in iu “good name at home.” —there Is more of Hood’s Sarsa­ parilla sold In Lowell than of all other Wood purifier*. Peculiar la its phenomena! ^To Itself1;^! science with many years practical experience iu preparing medicines. Be sure to get only Hood’s Sarsaparilla Sold by *11 druggists. fl:*ixforfi. Prepaid only by C. L HOUU A CO., ApothACarta*. LowaL. ata** IOO Doses One Dollar MORTGAGE SALE. Default having been made In the conditions of a certain mortgage made by Clinton 8. Boice and -Era A. Bolre bis wife to Mare M. Garland dated November 13 A. D. UMW. and recorded tn lhe office of the Itegtsterof Deed*, tor the County of Barry and state ot Michigan, on the » day of November A. D. In Liber 23 of Mortgagee, on pages 43A 4Ss, and said mortgage wa* on tho aoth of December lMb assigned toCtay W. Petin, and on Dec. 30 two again duly assigned by Clay W. Pettit, by his guardian to Mary M. Garland, the mortgrgre in said mortgage and both of said assignments have been duly recorded Bald mortgage was upon the express condition that the said mortgagor should keep the build­ ings erected upon'the premises deersibed there­ in insured against loss or damage by fire by tn- ■ted Rapid* Ar Stations. iUnd June ibirerdale mortgagee to effect such insurance and tbe Kemi urn so paid for the same should be a rther Hen upon lhe premises, bearing interest at tbe rate of is per cent., and ths said mort­ gagor haring neglected to effect such insurance, IS vp*.»n Mgnai only. the said mortgage* effected tba same, and paid Vxuil 6 will not carry passengers unless therefor the sum of 3® on the lOtb day of -vid'd with freight train permits. December last aud there is now claimeed to be FrAzbt trains will be run at the convenience due tor such Insurance the sum of 13? i(>anv. who reserve the right to change And it waa further expreoaty agreed In said >f such trains without notice. ' mortgage, that should there be any default In the payment of ti>e interest upon the same, al any day when tbe same should be due and pay­ able. and should tbe same remain unpaid and In arrears tor the space of sixty days, then the principal on said mortgage should be due at the option of tbe said mortgagee, and the interest EIICAGO & WEST MICHIGAN Ry. ro a Lv. Grand ltapi-h llo'iand.. w ®«h>» aul Haven------ deegon H irtford 5’j-tOnn Harbor. Lv Grand Rapids । ” r»u,! train um »v agner buffet parlor car . train has Wanner sleeping cars to ETROIT, LANSING & NORTHERN M » W 3 -f» -t i » 3 st 4» 3 4.* 6 30 4 M » 4* 7 IM S HP 7 37 « no. JL ta<dze.................«... » *iuz................................ » e, 10 22 It 10, 11 M '•rand Rapid*............. 7 » H >anr«t Citv .............. » 4» io ia! 10 MM 10 M n 4*1 luu » sja sssss RAH.RO ID. *7 »|*l GraM Rapid* a., s ni t 1. initale............... • * 23’ t »«U u * 1! R- M......... - • >d'**sa...........;.......... S S 3 ■ -.nulMUvX s.^j>»«.uulor*n»at«n«. fl ub trains without change between Grand Raptas and Saginaw. • E. cry day. other trains week davs only. Gao. DrHavrx. Gen’l Pass. Agent. In the matter of the estate of.Stepben Doster, • is hereby given that I shall sell at pubon. to the liigli**’ twdder. o» Fvtrfav. <!uy ol April, A.D. lset.lt eleven o'clock ot Barry. in tbe State of Michigan.pursu- ?250 I n>a LADIES *2.00 S175 purerls ofland situate in J®*n*h,P,° thToountv ot Barrv and Stele of Michigan. 7<ers I'75 half (»>») acres, be cue same more or T*irt * ,le I* made subject t* t*'° prior mi rt„A grs'bv and betwee* the parties hereto, covering ’""SSurtAX C».«r, Mortxwrt. Smith ft Colgrove. Attorneys tor Mortgagee Dated. April T, URL ________ _— W. L. DOUGLAS $3 SHOE '11L'iV/r'"dS *•«£ AA UnQ k a Ease* Pain Instantly. Strenglheill WMk Rxrtx. Ttxvmen would be satisfied if it were not for the labor agitators who come among them, and there is no donbt they would ask tor W an hour if they saw any chance of getting it. As regards their board, it is ns good a* can Iw given for tbe price, and Mr. Gould and Mr. Seymour, our two engineers, eat at the same place in preference to going down to Woodlawn. We pay on the :30th day ct tbe month and pay cash. If, however, a man demands to leave during tbe month we give him a time check, which he can get cashed for 8 percent, discount at a real estate firm close to tbe ground^ but if be is discharged be tion in England. BHOETES HOUBS m MANYPUHSUITS Ix»ri«». April »L-Thm Wrt IMd upou tbo table of the housa.of commons yes­ terday, in rnsponae to a motion by Henry Broadhamt, tho representative of the London workingmen, a return ’abowing tbo number of houri worked per week In the chief trade and manufacturing circles from 1830 to 18P0. as well ** B of the effects of the rest Halve measures adopted by purl lament at various times. The blue book opens by saying that in Lancgshlre tbe hours of the agri­ cultural laborer have fallen form sixty to forty-eight- tours per week, though it seems this applies to winter wort only, for in summer sixty hours a week la tbe rule. From sixty to fifty in summer and winter may Im taken as the avemge hour* of a laborer on land in Eng­ land. . About 400 of lhe strikers met during the afternoon, and were addressed by William H. Kliver, of the Carpenters un­ ion. He began try telling tbo men that the sympathy of the bnsineaa men ot the city and the press was with them, and It was considered an outrage that in a city like Chicago men should be treated worse than slaves. In order to keep this sympa­ thy they must, however, ’ be careful that during this strike there was no violence or misbehavior of any kind. He then ad­ vised tbe men to thoroughly picket the site, and persuade men going there to work from doing so. ni.oui vne UuCKI. Tbe return as to the dockers is very curieus. In 1830 the Liverpool dodker worked from forty-six in summer to fortythree hours in winter. Last year the hours are given as fifty-two and a half and fifty-three, and tbe men are not .»!• lowe« a half hour for dinner on Satur­ days. In London the dock laborers work fifty-seven hours per week, the lightermen from ninety-six hours to seventy-two. The wharfingers, who in 1830 worked seventytwo hours per week, only do that now in winter time, when ice chokes traffic and business is correspondingly urgent. Oth­ erwise tbe tale of work is reduced to flfty- CHICAGO. April 2) -Five hundred la­ borer* struck work at Jackson park ye*terday after McArthur Bros, had refused to accede to their demands nf 11.75 per day for eight hours' work and payment every two weeks instead of ones 4 month. Early yesterday morning ths committee appointed by the men at their meeting ou Sunday night, waited ou McArthur Bros., aud made their demand. Fred McArthur was the only member of tbe flrm present, and be asked tho men if they had any other grievance except their wages, and. on receiving an answer in tbe negative, eaid that lime checks would be given to all the men who want­ ed them aa fastlhey coU,d bj . out. When the 1 o'clock bell rang all the teams went to work, but none of tbe la­ borer, moved. A handbill wa. got_ouf during the afternoon aud spread broad­ cast over the city warning laborers to keep away from the World’s fair site. l, .petklng ot tb, .itu.Uoo loth, «ftnoooiAlbO McArthur oold: “*« will ort o*r moro tb«o H.S0 prr «n<l w, X^nromi»a to p.y n.t»p.r d.? .»tb. A. E. Woolley, Agent. croup rot Tbe Children's Mediciae ■ childhood Results of Thirty Years’ Agita* Tbe bakers iu London used to work sev­ enty-two hours a week, summer aud win­ ter. They now have tlfty-four hours a week. In Birmingham tbe bakers in 1880 had to work eighty and ninety hour* a work. Now they have managed to cut their hour* down to from sixty-five to sev­ same baring remained unpaid until tills date, enty. and in some cases only from ninety under said option said mortgagee now declare* to eighty. In the brickmaking busiue«s the whole ot said mortgage due and payable. sixty hours wm reckoned a week's work There Is now ctai.net! to be Our on said mortgage tbe sum of ginuM and also lhe sum ten years ago; now tbe working week ot SS7.M tor said Insurance aud an attorney * range* from forty-eight to flfly-four. In tee of thirty Ove dollars provided tor tn Scotland the hours in tbo building trades said mortgage, and no suit or pioceedlngs are from flfty one to fortyjfive. at law haripg been Instituted to recover the moneys secured by said mortgage, or any part thereof; Sixty hours a week was not thought Now, therefore, by virtue of tee power ot sate contained in said mortgage, and tbe statute In too hard for carpenters in 188l‘. such case made aud provided, notice Is hereby Now iu l<ondon tbe working week with flven that ou Katnrday the thirteenth day of them is reduced to fifty-two sod one-half une A. D. last, at ten o’etoek In the forenoon. I shall sell at public auction, to lhe highest hours alike in summer and winter, and in bidder, at tbe mirth front door of the Court no case do carpenters work more than House in the City of Hasting*.Mich, (that being tbe ptace where tbe circuit court for B»rry county fifty-six and one halt hours a week, ex­ tat bolden). tbe premises described In said cept in Ireland, where at Sligo they work mortgage, or so much thereof as may be sixty l>our« per week. In the painting neeeaaary to pay tbe amount due on said mort­ and decorating trade in London thirty gage. wlu> seven per cent, interest, and al! legal costa, together with an attorney’s fee of tbirty- years ago sixty hours a week was lhe rule tl ve dollars covenanted for therein. tbe premise* all round. That was also the rule with being described in said mortgage as all that plasterers, who now work only fifty-two certain piece or parcel of land situate lying and and one-halt hours iu summer and forty­ being Iu tbe town of Woodland Harry county Michigan, and known and described as seven hours in winter. Slaters used to follows: Commencing at a point in tbe center work slxty-oue hours a week; they now of Thacher street at tta intersection with Mam work fifty hours. Stone ui.uotu street and running thence due east along the crater of Thaciier street sixteen (l«) rods, vary in their hours. In Loudon their theoce north ntne<o> rods, thence due west sir- work consists of flfly-six and on*-hslf teen (M» rods, thence due south along the fjour*, but stone carvers work only fortycenter of Main street nine <!»» rods to tbe place of beginning containing one hundred forty-four square rods ot ground, being in tbe village of Woolland, according to tbe recorded niat The coal miners vnry very much. In thereof Jt being oii tbe 3 W of section 13 T. 4 Northumberland the hewers used to work ‘ ' Mamv M. Garlaxd. Mortgagee. sixty hours a week; they now work thirty­ Smith ft CoutftnvB. eight hours. Tbe boys have reduced their Attorneys for Mortgagee. hours from seventy-two to thirty-two and ■ Dated March 13.1WL ___________ ___ one-half. The pumping engine men work sixty-six hours per week, but, then, in State of Michigan. County of Barrv-aa. ISM they worked seventy-two. Tbe fire­ Estate of Charles N. Young, deceas-'l. We. tbe undersigned, having been appointed men still work eighty-four hours a week, bv tbe Probate Court tor lhe County of Barry, as In 18Sh in fact, tbo hours of surface State of Michigan. Commissioners to receive, men nt collieries seem longer than in any examine and. adjust all claims and demands ot all persons against said deceased, do hereby oth^r trade In the country. In Lancashire give notice, that we will meet at the store of tbe niiuersAduce ll30 bare reduced their Howard Mosher at Cloverdale, ou Wednes­ hours from seventy two per week to fifty; day. tbe nth day of June. A. D twi. and oo Thursday, the 17th dty of September seven and a half; In Staffordshire from A.D 1 Mil, at ten o'clock a tn., of esen of said slaty to forty-eight. In Yorkshire sixty days, tor tbe purpose of examining and allowing .hours used to be tbe rnle. Thsae miners said claims, and that six months from lite !<th now usually work only forty-eight hours day of March. A D-. MM. were allowed by said court for creditors to vresem their claims to us for examination and allowance. Dated, March t7tb.. A DvoAI D IML,CAMrBICIX, imiou. — In Wales the hours are fifty-four a week, and the same holds good of Scotland. In Boward Mosher. Commissioners. the printing trade the hours have been re­ duced from sixty a week In 1830 to fiftyfour in 1880. But among railway men Default haring been made in the conditions of a certain mortgage made by Harrison no progress is recorded. Driver* still work sixty hours a week and signalmen J. Forshy and Sarah A Fotahy. bis wife, to Spellman Casey, dated February in ‘‘twelve-hour boxes* seventy two hours 23rd, A lb IflSS- and rroorded In the a week. Among shipbuilders forty-five office of the Register of Deeds, tor tbe County of Barry, and state of Michigan, on the 27tii dayof hours a week seem* the usual thing, only Febnmrv. A. D. 1*8. In liber 26 of mortgage*, tl>e hours vary In the different shipbuild­ on pagefeS. on which mortgage there Is claimed ing trades. Iu the textile industries tiie to bedue at the date of Ibis notice tbe sum of four hundred three dollars and thirteen cents, hours have fallen in the last forty years aid “n attoroey’. fee ot twenty Are do tars pro­ from sixty per week u> fifty-six and a vided tor in said murtzage. and no suit or pro_________ ttMdlar. al taw l.avlngbeei. instituted to re­ halt. cover t£e monevs seen red by said mortgage, or STRIKE AT THE WORLD’S FAIR SITE* “ijoSuhSwtow’ by v,rtne <* t¥terSLnft?}S o! H irrvCrmtv. Michigan, all ot the esrijtht. title and interest of the said dreeas•n and to the real estate situate ring in tinCounty of Barry. State ot Michigan, known aud ed as fillnwA to-wilt: The we« i of tbe north west frac tonal quarter (H . ca*t half (e*4> ol tbe north west frac tior x' quarter (>« >• al«otbe west halt (WK) of tho north e.i*t quarter (no>i). all being on .oecUoo niu-t-en (iu . in town one(l) north of range ten *■-*;. «.nject to ihe dower and homestead coutMned in said W-Lbv rights o! Elizabeth Ihisler, widow of thedeceas- «nrii ease made and provided, notice is nereny Sis•' •’P’kAi <-i therein. ?>. 1W1. al ten o’clock In Jbe forenoon. I shall Dated, tauter. Marell Sth. A. D„ WftlGzougk J. Doster. Administrator. sen nt public auction to the highest bidder, at the north front door of the court home In the city of Hastings, (that being the the Circuit Court tor Barry Cput*** i the premises described in said mortgage or so 5«" pal stock In trade. It* price is regulated by tbe supply and demand. ^XSarsaparillaJuH? no other fl 11 ell preparation ever attained so rapidly nor held so steadfasUy tha confidence of aH classes of people. Peculiar in tho brain-work which It represents. Hood's Sarsaparilla com­ bines all the knowledge which modern Stations. SOUTH. Peculiar In combination, proportion, and preparation of ingredients. Hood’s Banapa. rill* possesses tho curative value of tho best known reme- EJ _ _ J,_ dies of tho vegetable rlUOU S kingdom. Peculiar tn Ils strength and economy, Hood's Barsapvlll* is tbe only medicine of which can truly be said, - One Hundred Duses One Dol­ lar.'’ PreuUar In Its medicinal mertta, Hood's Sarsaparilla accomplishes cures hitherto un- THE TOILER’S DAY the n Should MOP WLABTBR CO ur wo did. Tboro 1. nothing to CUM dlrtorur.ctiao. W, are P-rl°< «»• rM- ol w.grt that la prtd bg U1 tba eontrartora tor tha a»me elaaa ol work and we work exactly ou tbe earn, ■ntarn Wa W m-" th“ u” “llwaya their .action banda, wbo, tn tnoat iu fUnortoulj- grt «LSS or »l.» per day. Labor la a commodity and la our prind- THE PRESIDENT AT SAN ANTONIO. Idential train arrived in this quaint old city at 9 o'clock yesterday morning in tbe midst of a driving rain-storm. Tho street* were in a terrible condition, and tbe pro­ gramme was altered considerably on that account. The street parade was prac­ tically abandoned, and only two troops of the Third cavalry formed the escort to the president from tbe railway station to tbe opera house, where tbe speaUng look place. At the station a large reception com­ mittee, headed by Mayor Callaghan and composed of army officers aud city councllnien. federal and state officials snd prominent citizens, the wife of Gen. Stan­ ley and a number of other ladles, boarded tbe train. Tbe uousea along the route of the procession were decorated with bunt­ ing and evergreens, and wreaths of .laurel wore suspended from ooe side of the street to the ocher at prominent corners. The carriages containing the president!*! party were covered with roses and laurel. CASTORIA for Infante and Children enur WATERPROOF COLLAR on CUFF THAT CAN BE RELIED ON BE UP TO THE MARK Mot to eupirt! Not to PljBooloirf BEARS THIS MARK. TRADE _ LLULOID Mark NEEDS NO LAUNDENINQ. CAN BE WIRED CLEAN IM A MOMENT. THE ONLY LINEN-LINED WATERPROOF COLLAR IN THE MARKET Ovation at the Opera Ilouoe. YOU WISH At the opera house a large crowd had gathered, and tho president received an ovation. Speeches were made by Gov­ ernor Hogg. Mayor Callaghan, and the president, who referred ' happily to the welcome given him, and at the conclusion of the ceremonies the president held a re­ ception. A vlelt waa paid by the party to Fort Sam Houston, where a salute wm fired, nnd on the return of the president at noon to tbe station the train left for El Paso, when; it arrived this morning. Advertise Anything TENEMENT HORROR AT GOTHAM. Anywhere in tbe six-story double tenement house IM Henry street, caused a panic among tbe many iumntes. Philip Diets. 18 mouths old. was so badly burned that he will die. Rosa Gambtaky. aged 19 year*, writ badly Injured by jumping from tlw third story to the street. .She woul<} undoubtedly have been killed had she not landed on the shoulders of a fireman. She sustained a concussion of tbe back nud waa taken to tbe hospital. The fire started iu 'the apartments of Morris Deitx, on the first fluor front. _ Any time WRITE TO Patrick Gillen rushed to the door of Delta's apartment*, but It eras locked. He burst It open nnd grabbed the too chil­ dren, Mary, aged 4 years, and Philip, the latter being enveloped in ttarinM. and'wben Gillen reached th«( sidewalk the boy was almoat roasted to death. The building was occupied by seventeen families. Deitz and his wife were Doth from home during the tire, one at work aud the other at market.____________________ Geo. P. Rowell & Co No. id Spruce Street, NEW YORK. REPRESENTATIVE FORD DEAD. Grand Rapid*, Mich., Aprill 2L—Con­ gressman Melbourne IL Ford was found in bed yesterday morning unconscious, and the doctor who wa* called pro­ nounced it a case of apoplexy. He died atSp. rn. Mr. Ford was born forty-two year* ago in Michigan. Ho ws» a mid­ shipman in th« navy. He* was elected to the state legislature from, this city in 1384. was elected to the Fiftieth congress, defeated for the Fifty-firet, and re-elected last Nove inner by over 2.500 plurality. Ho leaves a wife and three children. A Irlstlugwlsh»d Mdiicator Dead. Chicago. April 18 —Rev. Charles W. Beuuelt, D. D., LU D., profeisor of His­ torical theology in lhe Garrett Biblical institute, died at his reri-lence on Chicago avenue, Evanston, yesterday. The complaint from which he suffered was Bright's disease, together with a complication of other troubles. Dr. Beunett was born in East Bethany. N. Y., July 18. 1828; was graduated at Wesleyan uuivureity. of Middletown, Conn., in 1832; bad occupied a number of important posi­ tions, and was one of tbe most distin­ guished Methodist educators in the coun­ try. . ____________________ / Matsvillk. Ky., April XL-Yesterday morning Alex Johnson quarreled with his wife and shot her In the head, inflict­ ing what Is probably a fatal wound. After the shot was fired Delta Carlisle, bis wife's sister, seised the smoking pistol and. putting it lo Johnson's head, marched him down to the mayor’s offics, where she turned him over to the proper officer*. __________ __ _____ ■ GILLASPIE, Corner of Court and Jefferson Rt. Keens flour, fend, bone meal, ground opter-sbell, egg food for fowls. Also a general stock of groceries. Good goods. Low prices. PROBATE ORDER. Slate of Michigan. Countv of Bgrry-as. At a session of the Probate Court for the County ot Barry, balden at the Probate Office, in tbe city of Hastings, lb arid county, ou Friday, the 3rd day of April, in the year one thousand eight hundred and ninety one. Present. Charles W, Armstrong. Judge of Probate. in the matter of the estate of Mary M. Barban, deceased. On reading and 01 mg tbe petition, duly veri­ fied. of Wm. B. Barban a son of saia deceased, ureyimr this court to adjudicate and determine who were at the tune or her death and also who are now lawfully entitled to tbe real estate of which said deceased died seised. Thereupon it is ordered, that Friday the 1st day of May. A. D. IMI. at ten o clock in tbe forenoon, be assigned for the hearing of said petition, and that tbe heirs at law of said deceas­ ed. aud all other persons interested In said estate, are required lo appear at a session ot said court, then to be holden at the Probate office, in the city ot Hastings, iu sald’csuntv, aud show cause. It any there be, why the prayer ot the petitioner may not be granted. uToner And give It Is further ordered, that said uetithmer gtje notice to tbe persons interested in said estate, of the pendency of said petition, and Hie hear Ing thereof by causing a copy of this older to be puollshed in the Hastings Banner a iiewspaper printed and circulated tn said County of }tarry once In each week tor three successive weeks previous to raid day of bearing K CHABUta w. AKMSTKOXC.. register's office April 14, 1R0I In liber » of tnortnxrs. on page 1st. by nonpayment of moneys due thereon. by which ihn power of sale has be­ come operative, and on which mortgage there is claimed to be doe at the date of this Mriee eight hundred and forty rix dollars and eight cents (|M0 and no suitor proceeding at taw having been instituted to recover lhe amount secured by said mortgage or any part thereof: Notice Is thertore hereby given, that on Sat­ urday. ibelttb day of July. 1 RSI. at tea efoloak tn tbe fore''oon there will he sold at tbe north trout door of the Court bouse In tbe City of Hastings. County of Barry, uad State of MichSn. sal-l Court bouse being Hie place tn >ch the Circuit Court tor the County Of Karr 14 public auction to the highest !~ ry> ’»• .; be,<1 held,’ nt bidder, the uremlscs ureml: described iu said raottas above set forth, with the Interest therese. and the costs, charges and expenses allowed by taw and provided tor tn arid mort<age- arid premises being situate tn tbe City ot Hadtlags, in the County of ■—— -» -»-» Judge of Probate. (A true copy.] SHILOH S CONSUMPTION CURE P1TTBBUBO. April 21.-Officers bare ar­ rested live of a gang of thieves who have in a few yean past taken 1100,000 worth of goods from freight trains in thia vicin­ without a parallel in tbe history of medicine. ity. One of the prisoners has made a con- Al! druggists are authorized to sell it on a posfeasion and warrants bare been issued tor thirty more of the gang. Washington, Pa., April 20. —The fam­ ily of Bev. W. & Fleming, consisting of Rev. Fleming, htaSrifa and Utile dA ghter aud Mrs. Fleming’s sister. Aliee'Wllllams, were pobfoned yesterday by eating beef tongue. Their condition is extreme­ ly critical. ______________ * Rev. Dr. Talmage has shaved off bis ride w hiskers. .GE SALL Default of a inortg—......... ._ . Elijah .Shaw and wile Philura to DavkJ G. Mc­ Clure and recorded In the office of the Register of Deeds tor tbe County of Barry and btate cC Michigan on August 30. KO In Uber “Wet mortgages on paae 2B5 ana by tbe said David G. McClure assigned to Ambrose Hubbell, October n, 1»4. and recorded In said register's office. OctolM-r 30. IMI in Uber 23 ot mortgages on page Ct! and by Daniel Striker, executor oftbelaM w til and testament of »ald Ambrose HnbboU. deceased, assigned to Emily F. Bttlsoa. Sarah E. Reid and Wllmlner W. Osborn. February 11. iwi and recordnl In said register’*office Feonsary is, IWfln Uber » of mortgage*, on page 1« and bv tiie said Emily F. BtIKou, Harah E. ItaM aud Wllmlner W. Osborn assigned to Alexander 12M. 1l». 1270. 1VT1. 1304. 1JM. 43S6. 13K. 1331. IXB. 1333.1:04 ami I33» of the rtl» Uasttugs according to lhe recorded plat th Dated Apr.l 13. INU ^utXAxnxn N. Gruurr-iMD. Attorney for Assignee. ■I Prof. I. HUBS Malvina bO YOU TAKE use Shiloh’s Pncc»5cU. �THE MILL OR THE STORE. Iw to Commence Tr„,lmew Bo THE — NINEVEH’S REPENTANCE LESSON IV, SECOND QUARTER, IN­ -Bare. Ctah No. W!" Th. wrtw „■ „urod <■> ol th. luptt BuUmdurilK lh. boUd.y TERNATIONAL SCRIES *PR|L M- [O KICK <IL LUV * I nhia] 1. “And tbe Wort! of tho Lord came unto Jonah the second time, . From the belly of the 1141 Jonah cried unto tbe Lori, and the Lord beard him, and spake unto the fish, and it vomited ont Jonah upon tbe dry food (chap, ii, 1,10). Jonah’s prayer ia largely made up of quotations from the Psalms, as many as eight or ten different Psalms being quoted from (Hee marginal references), teaching us that afflictions open up tho mine of Script­ ure, and make real to us words before un­ heeded (Pa cxix. 67. 71). If Jonah in th® fish's belly was not bid from God’s sight and bearing, where can we hide from Him. 3. "Arise, go unto Nineveh, that great - ---- — --- — muro.1. I— I1UUI • l»<“" •*“ *“ “wl“« » • woolen mill In one «l U» "W “»> ot Sew Koglnna. wriU!T h*^ been employed. Sb. .good enter tod nn. pjd IL* per d»J. end elUrauph nb. nwanorpUn .be h«l.«oo<l bmlri paid but «150 per week for board, which eft her » every week clear. Now tbo question came to my mind, How came she beret And having a desire to hear her story, and there being no chance to hold a long conversation with her at that lime, she made a date with me for the next afternoon, which was Sunday, to call iU the house where aho was rooming. I called, and met there two other girla, whom ■tbe introduced to me as her "chunw." After conversing for some time upon dif­ ferent subjects I asked her bow it was that I found her working here in a store in Bos­ ton, or if she liked It, and if she got more pay than she got in the mill. She told me the following story, and I have no doubt1 that it to the story of hundreds of store girls in all the large cities. She had vtolted tbe city a short time after! had left tbe mlH. and while in one of the large stores hbe got tbe idea she would like to be a sales­ lady, the work seemed to be so ewy and they all dressed so nice. So, after going back to the mill, she could not keep her mind on her work. Her mind was in tbe city as a saleslady, and at last she could stand it no longer. So she left her positiou in tho mill, left her nice home, and came Into the city. She applied for a position as saleslady, and wm offered H per week. Why, how waa she going to Lire on that? She could not get any kind ot board for less than 13.50 a week. Where were cloth­ ing and shoes and other things necessary for her to have coming from? Not out of tbe other fifty cents that was left. Oh, that was none of their bualness, and if she proved competent after three months they would give her 15 per week, ^be bod a little money saved, and hod enough of cloth­ ing for the present, so she would take it rather than go back tn the mill. To tho question of which was the harder work, the mill or the store, her answer left no doubt in my mind which wm the harder. In the mill she was treated respectfully, while in the store she had to put up with all kinds of “cheap talk" from many cus­ tomers, some of whom were those cheap kind of "dudes." To the question of why she did not go back to tbe mill, she said she could not, she bad got so used to the city that the quiet life of the mill wonld not do for her now, but she wished that she had remained in the mill, where she was happy, instead of coming to tiie dty, and her ad­ vice to all mill girls who thought that lhe mill life was hard, if they wished for a harder one, come to the city as n saleslady. —Tourist. How very gracious of the Lord to cotno to him tbe second time with tho same mes>mge (chap, i, 2)! How very patient and long gufferiug He is with us! “And preach unto it the preaching that I bid thee." This is the whole responsibility of every preacher, for we are simply messengers of tbe Lord ot Hosts. fi. “So Jonah arose and went into Nine­ veh, according to the Word of the Ixird." Now be to obedient. This to what he shouki have done al first Instead of go­ ing to sefi. By bis willfulnesa he has lost much precious time *md grieved his Lord. But let us take it to ourselves. Are we obedient to the word of the Lord, or wast­ ing time and grieving tbe Spirit by our waywardness and disobedience? Ninefreh wax a very great dty, about sixty miles of wall racloalng it, and Jonah wm only one lone man of no lm[»ortance to that great and wicked dty, but God wax with him. 4. “Aud Jonah began to enter into the dty a day’s journey." . Many days hud he journeyed from the seashore across the country (look at your map and note the distance), and much time had he for meditation apd communion with his God. However lonely tho way and long tbe journey, he bad tbe consdousness that be was doing the will of the Lord and that the Lord had sent him. "And he cried aud said. Yet forty days, and Nineveh shall be overthrown." ■What a strange cry for a lone man in a great aud prosperous and wicked city I &. “So the people of Nineveh believed God, and proclaimed a fast, and put on sackcloth, from the greatest of them even to tho least of them." God was with His servant, the Spirit of God was in the message, and where tbe word of a king is there to power. 6. “For word came unto the king of Nin­ eveh, and he arose from his throne, and he Iai<i his robe from him, and covered him with sackcloth, and sat in ashes." So the word of the Ixird through this humble man reached even the heart of the king ou his throne, and he humbin bimHelf before God. as well os tbe lowest in tbe city. 7. “And he caused it to be proclaimed and published through Nineveh, by the de­ cree of the king and Lto nobles, saying," The king and his great men have put themselves on the side of/Jonah aud hto God. If God couid make mu* of aueb a I crook n* Jonah let no oue who to willing I to be used ever be dtocouraged, but let ox be on the Lord’s side out and out. “Let neither mau nor beast, herd nor flock, taste anything; let them not feed' nor . drink water.” Surely this was a great aud thorough re­ pentance, at least on tbe pari of tbo king and hto great ones who ordered this severe b. “But lei man aud beast be covered with sackcloth, and cry mightily unto God." Why include the cattle, for they bad not sinned? Though they xin not, yet they suffer becaujie of man’s sin, and God cares ‘■yea, let them turn every one from bis evil way; from the violence that is in their hands. Outward sorrow without a turning away from sin would avail nothing, for God .searcbeth the heart.. And inward sorrow must be accompanied by the actual turo- 5 R ?! & 9. “Who can tell if God will turn and re­ pent, and turn away from hto fierce anger, that we perish not!” Had they such light aa Israel had, how they would have been encouraged! If they bad known of tbe repentance of Ahab, how it might have helped them (II Kings xxi. 29). Or if they could have heard the words of Isaiah, “Iwt the wicked fomnke his way, and the unrighteous man bis thought*, and let him return unto the Ix>rd, and He will have mercy upon him; and to our God, for be will abundantly pardon’’ (Isa. Iv, 7)1 Or If they had the light which we have aa to the love of God, and his unwill­ ingness that any should perish, and his readiness to forgive sin (John ill, 16; II would have rejoiced theml If then with the light they had. and the warning given what shall be said of the impenitent under the light of lhe glorious Gospel we hare so 10. “And God saw their works. that they God sees unbelief, and It grieves Him. He sees faith aud obedience, and He is pleased. What does He see iu you? What­ ever to wrong, come to Hi:n just as you are, yield fully to Him. and He will make it all right. “And God repented of the evil that He had said that He would do unto them, and He did it not." See His promise to act thu» given nt a later date to.Israel (Jer. xviii, 7, 8). Al­ though it was just as Hu had always done for Israel, m is fully recorded in the took Iteeordlng Earth Tremors by Photography The utility of the microphone for ob­ servation of earth tremors and noises w*lh soon recognized, and Italy ims for some time held a foremost place among tbe na­ tions which have taken advantage of the special adaptability of this instrument. It Is now found that photography possesses admirable capabilities in tbe way of sup­ plementing the work of the microphone in making these delicate records. Sig. Banitta,----------finding some defects in a--------method of -------------------------------------mechanical registration of tbe motion of a H’tomo-Riicrupbone, had recourse to tbe 'following device. A telephone wire is connected with a subterranean microphone. Before the tel­ ephone diaphragm, and connected with its center with a tine aluminum wire, is a short slip of tbe same metal, fixed below, nnd having a curved piece nt tbe top. which rests against a small mirror, mova­ ble about a horizontal axis. This mirror reflects the light from a lamp and lens to photographic paper on a rotated drum. The light is momentarily shut off every quarter ot nn hour by a shutter arrange­ ment, worked electro-magneticaliy by the clockwork which moves the drum.—New York Commercial Advertiser. The San Angelo (Tex.) Enterprise says: "Tbe term •greaser,’ on applied to Mexi­ cans of the lower claw, wa. not started, iu many suppose, aa a signification of/dtoresped, but was applied by a witty war corre spondeut in 1846, just after tbe battle of Paia Alto, to those Mexicans who had forsworn allegiance to their own country and in preference to fighting taken tbe task ot loading nnd unloading provision trains, which then couskted mostly of bacon. In this way they gained tbe name of tbe ‘greaaer brigade.’” Whatever the term Implies, it to mnch older than The Enterprise suppoem, ft was kuown to tbe United States volunteers who came to what to now tbe Indian territory in 1831, at tbe end of the Black Hawk war. The story that tbe name Meverick, applied to yearling cattle, was given on account of the head of the San Antonio family of that name to equally fabulous. It wax in use in Louisiana before that state was a part of tbe United States. — Dallas News. Green Howell, an old colored man from Midville, to only partly colored, though a full blooded negro, hb skin being as much white as it to black. He bus white circles around his eyes and mouth, aud his neck to aimout entirely white. Tbe forehead and top of hi* head are so white that it gives him tbe appearance of Ix-ing buhl beaded. In reply to questions Green wdd that he had been turning white for five or six years. The skin on bls body and legs now to almost entirely white. He said there to ' no feeling in the change and no pain about it, excert that when be Is the sun the white skin blisters. Green is over 50 years old. The white akin exposed to view is as clear and healthy looking as that of a Caucasian.—Savan­ nah News. . local paper of opposition politka AS the Y«>r BooDd. of an Coun HASTINQS. SATURDAY, AFKIL ia, i631 Premium. oalf, De. Lime—Millntat sac per bbl; wat®rlime,|iJ® per bbl. SmbM '' ' MOI ................ ?I 'iuBHUHjiiaixxT*. Three months endinx March st snv Principal withdrawn.............. Expenses................................ Cash Id Bank............................ AMXTTX. Principal............................... S’®50 Interest.......................... » Premium..;......................... W Be ani-12X0 per bu. tor city nicked. Fires..................................... 1348 Butter-30©mc. creamery S5O28 Cash In bank............................UAHILITin. Due Stockholders..................... Poultry—/dra*:0 chickens, tiej diwk Ke. Principal paid in advance.... UudJvidea Profits.................... VAL.UBOF SB ABM XN tUwkheai—No^rwhite •Hof. No- ired.HJO. 7W shares first series value.. 3N shares second* Hex, value M Detroit. ernrro tViancb? eondttioiaon March 31, WM. »o «»• be*t o. oor -d «e. D. 8. «OODT«AK. Pre®Subscribed nnd sworn to c&ss BLOOD FOR THI b“rU>y cenlS tLt u.« torromw eorrrot M ,bown by th. !»<*, o* «*• M«*1* lion. c~- SAggS-c., a a o ^6 MORTGAGE SALE. __ Default having been made In the conditions lauieomceot toe nctinn v, n-v—. s 1 u“- WN?S “W - MIXER’S S s•n J Gra K zsa&,’uasss- Sheep and Lambs— Ilogs—Medium and Mixed iSJOtfeTL K ft <n Flour—32.76 per hundred. Bye-lWc. VOL. > »• a Dr. A. C. Fruth, Celebrated Surgeon and President Ot the FratL Medltel and Sendee! UeUtote. penranenUr ralablhln j unl l„™nwMW under tbe Uwe ot the etale of IU.. with a rapltal etoek ot Sloo.wo, tu> the ■eknE and ntcereetul tnxueent ot all torma ot Chronic and Sexual BUea,,,. t A|1U^ stomaclk Kidney. Bladder, hereon, and Special Dlaeaaro ot Men aud Women. Ably a»l,led by a tell ataff of awheel phyelelana (nd lurpeon. r„, J(Mn_ ment of medicine find surgery. ---- “ftSfeT-SS brai loca troi lane St. falo Sa Tok wall THS CRKATI8T CANCER & SCROFULA *“* ‘’l" ^imonlalx«a Ele for Barry county, Mich. In Uber 38 ot »«?• anteed. RCMEDY OF THE AQE. Sarno’sr<MM2£ Cures all BLOOD and SKIN XMaeaaea As a Blood Purifier it has no equal. Send Rev. W. A. Hunsberger, now pastor 1st M. E. church at Muskegon, writes as follows: I take pleasure In saying, to ail whom It may concern, that 1 am personally acquainted with Dre. L. N. Mixer & 8on». tbe proprietors of "Mixer’• Cancer and Scrofula Syrup." Durinr the three years' pastorate at HaaUnss. Michi­ gan, they were members of my church and congregat I on and therefore I bad opportunity to know them and their "remedy." I believe them to be upright,honorable men. whore rvprnrenttationa may be relied upon aa true. As to tbe "remedy,” it hM been used by myself and family for some Utne. and for diseases ot the blood, *e are ot the opialou there is none better. Tbe test!moulals as to lhe value ot tbe “medicine." of Bucb respectable physicians of dlfflereat schools as Dr. Lam»man. nt Hastings. and oibere. should be sufficient alone, aside from anything Ing. as a rule, are »low to recommend anything that may be olamod ax a “patent medicine.’* When they do it maj’ be relied upon as poasexxed of real merit ax a "remedy.’^ Reapeetfiiliy. Wk»!.i!v a HtfwaniouiBn. Pastor Flntt Methodist church, Coldwater, Mich. I*. A—Tbongh frequently solicited to do xo, this is tbe first instance In which I have given a testimonial of this description. It Is done cheer­ fully now tn the Interest of th** afllcted. Coldwater Mich., oct. 20.!«. W. A. H. For Sale by all Druggists. ——-------— •----- , BUUUIU W UL' auu remain unpaid amt in arresn tor the sixty days then the. principal on। said mortgage should be due at tbe option of the mortgagee, aud the interest due on the second day of Uc.ober IM3, to wit aud on the second day of October IM to wit ftt.ao not having been paid and tiie same having remained unpaid until this date under said option said mortgagee now declares th® whole of said mortgMe po® and payable, on which mortgage there Is c.1*l'n*4 to be due at tbe date of this notice the snm of seveu hundred sixty seven dollars and sixtylive cents, and an attorney's fee of twenty-five dollars provided form said mortgage, and no suit or proceedings at tow havlngbeetii Insti­ tuted to recover the tneneys secured by said mongage or any part thereof. Now. therefore, by virtue ot tbe poww of sale contained in said mortxagr. jrnd the statute In such case made and provided, notice to hereby given that on Saturday, the Uth day ot July. A. D.. im. at ten o’clock In the forenoon. I shall sell al public auction to tbe bigbest bidder, at Ute north front door of the Barry County Court House In the City of Hs­ ings (that being tbe place where tbe Circuit Court for Barry Countyto bold ent. the premises described is said mortgage, or so much thereof a* may be necessary lo pay the amount due on said mortgage, with seven per cent. Interot, and al! legal costa, together with an attorney a foe of twenty-fire dollars covenanted for therein, the premises being described tn said mortgage a< al! that certain piece or parcel ot land Kuowu and described as follows: To-wlt; lhe north half (H> ot lhe southwest quarter of section number two (2) town one (1) north rang nine west la Barry county, MtoWgan. containing eighty acres ot land be the same more or less. 8AMUXI. R- WlLUAOJt. Assignee ot Mortgagee. Drs. Mixer & Sons, Hastings, Mich. Smith a Couibovx. Attorneys for Assignee. Dated this April loch. 1M1. ■arrirc j>er*on* or youar b« ! ** “*'*5?J ’S£ .*’S: dll, or u, oUMr dlnjulifiMUro. h ly Powers, nlted bet i study, society, or s^mags. ana to an untimely crave thousands of brilliant. Intellect. Pile*. ristuU. Fissure. Polypi Cured without pain, knife or cautery. No detention from ban- tre-lwlla. .rib. BmE l*rw« IppIrtnitOT n^dLil ir.d mr.l ihw- ku or bring an eunos ot their arms, which wtU receive a careful chemical and nilcvo*coj ic*i *mtInatioe. WONDKKyCL CUBES perfected In oM cases which have been nntlccted or UMkffifoIly treated. No experiments or bilhirex. Farttoe treated by mall and express. 1 t sherr pmiMe. personal coasultatlou to preferred. Curable esMe guaranteed. onrrMnandno'-e eonfidaatiaL Treatment seat C. O. D. to am tart of I?. R. ■ tut t •“’X"® CD - 0 Tl able M Mi Ou or’s Rs izinj « td 5*2.c 2S? g 2-® • •-a fi Do you want to buy any furniture; a nice carpet; any­ thing in the line of draperies, rugs or the like, this season? LINOLEUM What ia it? It is a floor cover made of cork. Call at my store aud examine it, as it is much superior to carpet or any other floor cover at its value. We are receiving the newest and latest designs- also some of the most desirable novelties in all of our lines. Pay the store a visit and be pleased. Yours truly, AT RUSSELL’S ARCHIE McCOI. DRESS GOODS ■ ------------------------------ ------- Z3 Holden® Hire THE LIVE Shoe and Dealers Are to the front with a new and complete stock of Hate and Cape, Boote and Shoes Overalls, Work Pants, Trunks and . \------------muululuuc w U1UUUQH, 5^,,? nmerons. to motion. QaH and look our stock over, we will guarantee - - satisfaction —_ - । ■ J Bild Lowest Ibices of any firm in Barry Co. YOUR TRADE SOLICITED. Tours respectfully, HOLDEN & HIRE. I? This spring we have added many entirely new novelties to* onr Dress Goods Department, making it in every way satisfactory to customers. Doth in quality and price. We are receiving new goods right along, and have confidence in onr ability to please you, and give you better value in the fabric, in the style and finish, than ever. In our MILLINERY AT Tl nove it in in qi right pleai fabri Department we are placing before the people of Hastings a better assortment and more taking styles at more popular prices than ever. ou can be easily convinced of this by calling in- and we cordially invite you'to do so, AT RUSSELL'S style � https://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/418/HastingsBanner_1891-04-30.pdf 3920a81a018caa1364e79b47c9371191 PDF Text Text Largest Circulation of any paper in the County. . Hastings Banner. HASTINGS, MICH., APRIL 30, 1891. History of Cm-pata. Many people at this special soasoK of the year are greatly interested in the sub­ ject of carpets, and It Is the purpose of this article to give something of an Idea of the origin and manufacture of there indis­ pensable floor coverings. Carpet is the name applied in modern titles to woven or felted fabrics made, generally of wool. The term Is probably connected wltp the Latin tapcte, whence also comes the word tapestry, which, though uow distinctly applied tn bangings, was in early times not clearly distinguish­ ed from carpeting. The mention of carpeta dates from a very remote period of antiquity. In Egypt Hwy were first ap­ plied tp religious purposes, by the priests, and were used to garnish tie palaces. It was also a custom of antiquity toplace them sn’! Tira n co., mn (fraud Rapids, Mich. We have H i anch stores located at De­ troit. Cleve­ land. St. Paul, St. Louis, Buf­ falo, Toledo. Sandusky, Toledo. Norwalk. Monroe, Pearl and Canal sts. HUDSON is the LARGEST DETAIL CLOTHIER: The Tower Clothing Co. carry the larg­ est stock of clothing, fur­ nishings and hats in Mich. under the conches of guests at banquets. Carpets, os manufactured at the present day, range themselves under two classes. The first and ancient class being such as in the are made by knotting Into the warp.' tuft after tuft, the materials of the pattern. But the characteristic carpet weaving of Europe is entirely the product of machine WORLD. or loom work, and of such theren re several distinct varieties. Of these the* first is the KlDItERMISTER, OR HCOTCg CAUPKT. This is called also the Ingrain carpet, and is ui*e in many parts of Scotland and the north of England and the United States, It consists of worsted warp traversed by woolen weft, and Is woven In pelcca about a yard widp. It is composed of two distinct welis interlaced together at'one operation ami is therefore a double or two-ply carpet, similar orj Its two sides. In this article The Tower buysdor ten stores and are thus enled to undersell every store in Michigan. Men’s Suits for every day, $3.50, a, C. 7, S, 10. only two colors can with propriety be Intro­ duced, as.otherwise it has a striped d^mived appeamnev. The BJU'SSF.I.S CARPET is a very 'superior texture composed of Men's Suits for dress aud Sundays. $12, 15, IS, 20. Our bestqsuite surpass the ordinary merehanttailor - work in' make at about half the money. worsted ahd linen and has a rich corded aj>pearsnee. The inures are'raised entirely from the warp, by inserting a series of Railroad fare and all expenses saved by patron­ izing . • »• wires between the linen foundation and the superficial yarn. The wires are afterwards withdrawn, leaving a looped surface, in this manufacture there is great waste of HUDSON’S material, and the colors are usually limited <o five, although In carpets ot the best qual­ ity six colors are introduced. Each color has its continuous layer of thread, tunning from end«to end of the web, which rises to the surface at intervals indicated by the de­ sign, and then sinks Into the body of the fabric. GRAPCD RAPIDS. I I are woven in the same manner as Brussels carpets, differing only in this, that the I | loops arc cut open into an clastic velvet pile. To effect this the wires are not cir- Icular as in the Brussels fabric, but flat, and furnished with a knife edge at the upper extremity, the sharp point of which, drawn across the yani, cuts the pile. TAPESTRY CABPETS are manufactured by a very Ingenious proIecss which was invented and patented by Richard Wbytock of Edinburgh. In Mr. Whytock's invention, by a combination of I printing and weaving, a pile similar to I | ’ I * AT RUSSELL’S. • DRESS GOODS. This spring we have added many entirely .new novelties to our Dress Goods Department, making it in every way satisfactory to customers, both in quality and price. We are receiving new goods right along, and have confidence in our ability to *- please you, and give you better value in tbe fabric, in tKe style and finish, than ever. In our MILLINERY Department we are placing before the people of Hastings a l>etter assortment and more taking rtyles at more popular prices than ever. -Yon can be easily convinced of this by calling in. and we cordially invite you to do so, AT RUSSELL'S. Brussels carpeting Is produced, in which any desired range of colors is available to tlfC designer, while only a single thread is used in the texture instead of the five or six which run through the Brussels tex­ ture. In tapestry carpet weaving the ordi­ nary process of printing is reversed, tor instead of the fabric being first woven and afterward printed, the threads are printed before even the warp is formed. One thread, or two treated as one. In some cases miles In length, are colored by steps of half an inch, faster than a swift runner could make the distance. When the threads have been all parte-colored in this manner, they form the elements, as It were, of the intended design of fabric. Singly, they exhibit no regular figure or pattern, but when arranged In tbelr prop­ er oyler, ready for the weaver's beam, f the figures come Into view, much elongat­ ed. of course, Inasmuch as eighteen feet ot the warp will sometimes be gathered into four feet of cloth In order -to secure the due proportions of the intended object. Not only can the pile of Brussels carpets be readily imitated by the process of Mr. Wbytock. but a velvet pile can also be pro­ duced by simply cutting the loops as prac­ ticed for Wilton or Moquette carpets. This Invention bus been the means of bringing articles fit for the use of the most refined and fastidious within the reach of all classes of the community. This brief description of the processes employed in the toanufacture of the differ­ ent varieties of carpets Is given that the reader may get a better and more compre­ hensive idea of the treasures in this line that are being shown this spring by Ira VanValkenburgh at his mammoth furni­ ture store. I am sole agent for Barry Co. for the CORTK1NE. manufactured by the Corticlne Company, of London, England. . This useful and popular floor covering has recently been adopted by the army and navy of this country ar 1 of England. '* I have a large line of DRAPERIES, CVBTAIjrS ANU RIOS. • My furniture stock is complete. Bargains the year round. In quality and quantity of goods carr'ed by me. I unsurpassed in Barrj Co. ing medium tn Bar­ ry County. WHOLE NO. 1873. Hastings Banner. Published Thursdays by COOK BROS., HASTIXas, Hull. COUNTY NEWS. OUR BOUNTY. We were shown Saturday by T. 8. Coks. of West Leroy, a photograph of a family group consisting of Mr. Cole’s mother, Mrs. Nancy Post, of Nashville. aged 99 years, and her son Orrin H. Cole, his son Luther, the latter bidng'fhe great grand­ child of Mry. Post, The sou, grandsott. great grandson and great great great grandson are all eldrat sons. Mrs. Post enjoys good health urtd still retains Iter full mental faculties.—Battle Creek Jour­ nal. . Bloxrapbiral. Among the moat pleasant recollections of the writer's school-boy day* are those , Two new store buildings and wore of the long summer vacations he used to dwellings and other building going on in Middleville now than for the previous five spend in the township of Prairieville. And while there, he used to frequently visit the cheerful and beautiful country John Damon. Middleville saloonlst, was village of that name. In the general store arrested last week for selling liquor to a at the village he remembers seeing first in common drunkard. He is out on S100 the early seventies and often after that, a ball. His case will be tried at the next lively, hustling young man, who had a term of court. most wonderful faculty of being every­ The bun want* to see the paint brush where about the store at the same lime. get in its work this year at Middleville, He was not like Paddy's flea. He was tbe There's a rare chance for It to do a land very reverse, for wherever he was wanted office business. there lie was to be found. He was right on hand for business every minute, and HuiUnld. he did lots of it too. That gentleman was The sowing of oats commenced last Milo J. Gohs. week around here. Our subject was born In Kalamazoo Wheat is looking very large and fine June 20tli, 1845. He early developed an appetite for celery and for hustling. His for lids time of year and If nothing befalls father died when Milo was but eleven it, there must be a very large yield to the acre. years old. Not having an extensive patri­ John Prine and wife commenced house­ mony to fall back on, our subject began to, cast alwut for something to do. He found keeping best week in their own house. One of L. C. Edmund's horses was taken it at the age of 14 in a clerkship in one of the mercantile establishments of Kalama­ sick last Saturday night with spasmodic colic. zoo. For over thirty years be followed Memorial services were held here at the this line of business, eitberas an employee church last Bunday. or for himself, lie never growled over Last week was quite a week for getting the ill fortune that compelled him while yet a young lad, to apply himself to hard Dr. Chandler's affidavit for the soldiers claims. labor. He accepted the fortune as It was. JoJjn Kipp had the grip last week. I»eelcd his coat, and went in on his muscle Frank .Sheffield had , a sick horse last to make a win ot It. week. In 1874. with Mr. E. S. Broun, and Ed. Troy and Jud Chandler returned to under the firm name of Brown * Goss. Ann Arbor last week. Mr. Goss located In Prairieville, and took I-ast Saturday Daye Stiles finished up charge of what was for years undoubtedly his last delivery ot cattle to Gale Bros. the most extensive retail mercantile busi­ Last Saturday night was quite a night ness in Barrj- county. A few years later Mr. Goss bought his partner’s interest.1 for the P.s of 1. and G. A. R. for the street and was thus sole proprietor of the and stores were full of jwiple until tbelr lodges were open for business. establishment. He handled the business with excellent judgement and tact, and didn’t hesitate to let it lie known that he David Bailey and wife are quite sick. was bustling for trade; and be got It and Alva Mott is very sick. iMs of it. As a business man Mr. Gpss Lafe Whittemore has moved his mill has few equals and no superiors in Barry from Sawdust City to Hickory Comers. county. He is Uie embodiment of push, Martin Chandler lost a valuable-cow one pluck, enterprise and honest liuslness metbodk. He won trade and held It be­ day last week. Lorenzo Dixon 'and wife and -Frank cause lie kept wbat people wante«i. treat­ ed all alike honorably and courteously, Allen and wife, ot Hastings, visitqj! al and kept his profits down to those of bls Jacob Mott's Inst Sunday. Will lauch has bought a farm of Mrs. city competitor*. In April 180C, Mr. Goss’ hegjth having completely failed him. Carpenter. Charles Tyler, of your city. traded bis and upon the advice of bis physician, he sold, ouf hh business, to Messrs Cairns, house and lot for a forty acre farm half a Temple <ft Co. Since Mien he has devoted mile west of this place aud has moved on —.— himself to out-of-door life in order to re-j to the same. George Baker has gone tn house keeping store his health. In order to feel that he' was doing something. lie has gone into once more. Frank Larabee has the job of. earning the lumber business at Milo, and competi­ tor* still know that he is "In II’’ when they the mail from here to Hastings for the figure against him. He has made a re­ next four years. George Repiogle, supervisor of our markable and remarkably successful record town, was on our streets last week trying in business life. Though an ardent republican and often to find how much the town of Hopei» \ asked to accept office. Mr. Gow has stead­ worth. fastly refused to take any other position than in tbe ranks. As George Anson, of Doster, was shov­ He with Rev. J. Boynton were the fathers of Prairieville lodge. I, O. O. F. ing bolts to a buzz saw sawing fence pick­ He has filled nearly every chair in the ets, hh left hand came In contact with the lodge, having been treasurer for eight saw cutting off the tips of three fingers and two-thirds of the second Auger and In October 1871, Mr. Goss was married cutting through his hand nearly to his to Miss Belle Hindes, of Oshtemo. who wrist Last Tuesday as Ira McAllister, ot Gull lived but two years after tbelr marriage. To them one child, a son. was bom. In Lake, wax driving one of his fast horaes» 1881. he was married to Mian Irene Lind­ before a cart from Prairieville itoine, as he sey, and five children have blessed their turned the corner going east at the farm of union. They live In one of the most com­ Mrs. B.W. Johnson’s, his horse commenced, fortable homes In that village of fine running and ran between a barb wire homes; and there you will find happiness fence and a large tret\ when Mr. McAllis­ ter was thrown to tliKground where he and contentment always. Mr. Goss has always been Identified with was soon found by the Garrett Bros, and those movements that tend to elevate the near neighbors senseless, with a large pool community In which he resides. He is of blood by his head. His head and shoul­ an earnest worker in the M. E. Sabbath der must have struck the tree, or the bone school, for many years -it* superintendent, In his fright kicked him In the face. He which position he yet bolds. He has been was taken on a stretcher into Mrs. John­ a member of the school board also for sev­ son's house and a messenger sent after Dr. eral terms and always labored to promote Hyde and one for his wife. In tbe p. m. be was taken home where his wounds the Interests of education. Mr. Goss is an earnest, aggressive man could be dressed. At this date, (27th) lie in every walk of life. Youknow where to is improving, but may loose one eye. A very growing time. Most of the oats find him. and you can be assured be will respond when called on to act his part in and_barley are In the ground and com any cause that commends itself to his plowing has commenced. The measles are a thing of the past and cont^ience and judgment. He is a man who Impresses upon yon bis personality— our school Is filling up, to its usual num­ an Individuality that marks him as a man ber of scholars. Wheat SI.12, oats 55c per bushel. of Ideas, a man of convictions and force. He is ever courteous, affable, and in bls heart there is a warm place for his friends, Gto. Perkins was In the Valley city last and he has plenty of warm true friends, who have rejolcca with him in his success week. Dr. H. F. Peckham has sold bls barn to which his ability, energy and strict ad­ herence to business methods and ^integrity Albert Parks. The Dr. intends to build a new one. bav<} won. ____________________ The German Methodists have built an addition to the parsonage. Mr. Braeudlc Is having hia bouse painted. , Rumor has it that Woodland is to have Andy Roush, of Baltimore. passed a'saloon. There are many things Wood­ land needs a great deal more than such thrtmgh the village Thursday on his way an institution. We have never yet been to Greenville. A certain young man went to Middle* able to figure out bow one Is a benefit to any community or any thing else than a rille last week to see bis girl. By the Zpisauce and a curse. looks of him when Im? arrived home, ber y Work ie now progressing rapidly on “other fellow” must have been there. H. Tompson was in Grand Rapids last 'some fine brick blocks at Woodland. Woodland has never attempted to create a great stir In the world like her noisy rival across the Jordan, but she is in a fair way to make the better town of the two. Houghton Bros., Nashville's new cigar, manufacturers, are apparently doing a fine business; which is rapidly Increasing. Dr. Sasso, of Toledo, came to Nashville Saturday evening last and on Sunday morning gave Miss Matle Hindmarch, who is suffering with tuberculosis of the lungs, a treatment of the much-talked-of Koch’s lymph, or tubercullne. His impossible at the present time, however, to state posi­ tively as to whether It will or will not prove beneficial, but if it should the treatment will hr continued. .Dr. Sama is a native of Berlin, the birthplace of Koch's lymph, a graduate of the university of Berlin, and is an enthusiast on the subject of this • method of treatment of con­ sumption. While here, he was the guest of Dr. and Mr*. W. H. Young.-Nashville Maud Sperry4*. visiting in Sunfield at this writing. v0. M tin ion. of Carlton, was tlie guest of H. Case and family last week. Alice Myers 1* ill at tills writing. Irving Sayles moved his family to Delta Saturday. W. Burling returned home from Muske­ gon Friday. The young people had a surprise on Frank Walton last Friday night H. Whedon, of Lake Odessa. was In town Saturday. J. Reuter returned from the north last Friday. N. Bailey, of Hastings, was on our streets Saturday. Myrtle Gleger is working for Mrs. T. Chees brough. J. Myers and wife spent Sunday with her parents at Campbel!, town Bunday. Michael Roush returned from Twenty fire member* of the Hill poet, urday. G. A. R-, Middleville, talk ot going to Detroit to attend the national rncamp- �dtgy*by ■ cbroc thkl inrifted on introducing. Martin say* he .-ailed him Abram*, from Ctncoge." •Abram*! I don’t know anything about him, but tbe mere fact of hi* being here with Schonberg is enough to make roe look upon him with suspicion. They By CHARLES KING, U. & A., were having a confidential talk with yonr man Welsh, Fm told. Now what do they know of him? Where have they •Tux, SoWUrw.' met him before?" “I can’t **y, major: he was in the X B. UjHMDooa Ownpasy, captain's ‘household brigade,', and it is <ibh»hed by »pecto arraa** onh- recently that I have had anything to db with him. Of courae he iuut been in and out of town a dozen time* the part month, so he never lacked ORwrCHAPTER V. tunity.” “Tbe doctor tell* me you liad to haul him oct of the barroom by the coat col­ lar. and that lie threatened and abused you. Take my advice, Hearn; don’t ever touch a soldier, no matter how wrong he may be. Yon should have calle»l for a file of the guard if he would not obey." “I had no authority over the guard, major, and I bad over Welsh. I simply stepped inride, collared him and marched him out into the sunshine. Then Capt. Brodie came— Ah! here’s the colonel." They had turned into the quadrangle ut the moment, and came face to face 'with the post commander, who. followed by hia orderly, was crossing the green ]mrade, swinging hi* cane in the nervous nud energetic way peculiar to him. “Mr. Hearn,” be said in his quick, al­ most gruff manner, "the officer of the day tells me he ha* confined Welsh, of your troop, for insubordination and for At lust Kenyon *pake: “Conte. Hearn, threatening you, and that ho had been when 'jou'rr. a* vid at I am”—— at the store with some men from town „„ __ _____ __group ____ _____ An anxious hado_________ gathered_____ thatwho were forbidden tho reservation. afternoun over near the hospital. Corp. 1 You know the men. I’m told." Brent'* symptoms vrere all indicative of ■ “Only one of them. sir. I-knew that cuneuwion of tlw brain, and, fhough the I Jew, Schonberg, the first winter 1 was IN ARMY PORTIA. SXnd b»d working. 1-nl^tvWmw not taUllIUlr tt»"> •* tl>” nnngk official tbM oootd '”rtu'pPJ” bTSimyot tbeUnlwl 8am. Mr FOR BCROFULA scrofulous humor In the blood, ulcers, catarrh, and consumption, °®M’ rzrjd *br In m *eo!Jf —hlakr dlrtlll«rir» in n"* Mra 'wh.n'lb. Br»t mlored radru were __ . , . .l,-., wime „w„ prttpln. by vras bunted uuu ” ‘ Htv bv what they had been rrading tor robber* to rid the rvmsa.clty now.” be continued, m the gray eyed in the papers of army Me <nn&xM ’*?> captain strolled up and laid his hand oficers that they were kindly on the young officer’s shoulder. rtlire <>» tbe north were prnettadly "I’m trying to pull Hearn out of the SThe mercy ot tbe m<>b-rtU ev^r one grumps, Lane. Hani him along with ns. The most t.-’™ e^-.Or"v- «»* J X- tin.* or he’ll be doing something desperate. how iraiiy lime* between, the prom economical, You remember how enthusiastic be whs borne hia l«n rrtcona from U>e mob, *-rttan. V, nmne three days ago—loved his profession, «fwr polio* *nd tnilltin b»> been »lupiwl safe, speedy, and .boot one officer or another. would rather be a soldier than a railway to the wind*, only by tbe prompt nub effective of all -In mort Caere there •« no truth magnate, wouldn’t swap his commission ot the n-Rul«™ from tho frontier. Oil. wtaterer in wluu wm o^<1: in every for a million in the four per cents* Fetch they lionirod tho -.bonUer blood-purifiers. . raee however., the officer ww ramped him along." nntoetwr- thro, end for jnct ebonton’ SThie raperior. to retnUiJ. hi. inntc And between them, half laughing, week it wean't fmdiioneUle for a decent oLe Br heaven! Hl nCvor forget onr lialf sympathetic, tbe two officer* con­ neper to lampoon llnm. bnt tb.inoweu will cure you. were ordered to voyed their junior toward the shaded She danger waaoverTbeir grnUtudo fled exportenre in 77. lose not an instant in reaching Chicago. veranda where were waited Mrs. Lane, n-iU, tbelr anxiety. I tell >onMim Marshall and other ladies busy with net, that are eold for two >.nd throe The strikers had sidetracked the Ninth their needlework and probable goerip. SnU in our big citi« ha'o to paodet-to on one n-d and blocked tbe cavalt? on Min Wharton was of the party, and lb. projudicro of tbe maroro to keep another line, and when we stopped for A. SCRIBNER. M. !». there were two or three callers. They altve. and there la no anrer way of tick­ water the railway turn attempted to * l^vlton, Mich i l»ad noted the colonel’s soldierly figure ling tho palate, of the popoliro than by leave ns there. I put Lieut. Naim with Office In hotel «t present. i as he tramped across the jiorade, and ridiculing or nbunng Uw army “®“™- a small guard at the engine and kept the Strikers off. using «*> fon». •■j ’ inff ,K,t were quick to see the two officers coming and in lending Utenwelrro to tM. to. TT A. & C. H. BARBER 1 word, making no reply to jeers and in­ editor, of course taacunco toe j»dgiu.ml Physicians and Surreonj. I ruee, and KmiHfig brightly bade Ahem of propio of a much better eh-~toe sult, but the leading paper came out Calls In city or eounty rw^-nikd to with enter. Forage caps were raised fti ac­ gr.it middle dta “> to.apeak. of the next day and denounced Nairn and me promptness, day or night. as being armed rnGiatw, declared we knowledgment and salutations exchang­ whole nation." । .. ed, but the trio hung outside. The ma­ were both reeling drunk, and grave mM U7HXIAM 0. LOWDEN. HIt isn’t at all so where 1 come from. jor by this time was talking vehemently. Interposed Hearn, promptiy. ”At home outrageous details of things that never ’’ I Law Office over JslioD Russell'a ‘tore. State Line was looking grave and anxious. happened. Of eours? ■» ■«-’!)• officers :dl my kinsfolk ore prowl- of «y uemg were the targets of this abu»e, the ar­ street, llastlnxi. Mich. The same perplexed expression was on intlie’urmy." Ins face that had been noted at the break­ ticle waa copied in eastern papers. Nairn (JTUAKT. K^AITEX A- WHavS~ •‘Abl yon'roAsoatherner, Mr. Hearn, fast table when reading that letter just and your jieuple uro all Americans. AU was a man who never drank a drop, had O Attorneys «; |gWi before Miss Marshall s entrance the day through the north, however, we have an a magnificent war record, was a general Over H.-wl'no National lank. before. Hearn’s face was clouded. _ ' ' Ba*Uncs.}|;-hir.. immenac foreign population that has officer of volunteers end a gentleman Associate office-. kt Grand Itapids, ' “How can they encourage Maj. Ken­ fled from the Old World to «ca(pe mili­ hunoreJ throughout the whole service. yon to bo dilating on bis pet hobby!" A. SHELDON, “All the same be aud 1 were com­ tary duty. They hate the very sight of petulantly exclaimed Mrs. Grav«j&. “He • Abstract am! Hea!.E«t*Uoa-piled to submit written denials to de ­ H SCHllCf. soldier*. Threc-fonrths lluvviuiu I.IB of —• - I ■ ■ UWU -w. atxtrart Bl<wk. Jimu:>k., ' is the must peashnistie, cynical, prosy ofromeof util-' big dtlro are of tormgn pjrunent . I. - bwdqwtrtenb .1 ■ I nil fllM mm*. ami all the.Money to torn nn Kral JK«*fc oi autuc -­ old crank in the whole service, and will v> •*>“*- u, out —o -----------------___ . .1................... A. w.Ttlmt th« surpc.m said there bad been u<> fractaro ! stationed here." 1 on cnniml<Aluu. . rjacrj^l • birth or jiarentage. The paper* «*•* !•: > “ ' ol Abatrx: book* of the skull, he was fearful/that fatal ; “Well, Capt. Brodie says he also used bore them to death. There, now he's their patronag-. n(|l >u truckling to Aaiil his rvj»orter hid perhaps been-un­ daYing a romiMr from th^B<mrd«. ean ( rt'-v. ecniequencre might ensue. Among his j t breatening language toward yuu. What backed them up against the fence, and them they prejudice northern Ameri­ duly influenced by the prejudiced atate- pOSd a tract* (!. F. Bla-i.xs comrade* of th1', infantry battalion tho ! does it mean? Whnt could he have to there is no hope for them. Do come in cans against thdr own friend* and rela­ uMDte of the strikers. Why hadn't this ... । y OT w ith? ” here out of the hot sunshine. Maj. KenP. DRAKE, M. 1).. young soldier whs by long o Idp the most ' i tive* who have been idiot* enough to ownned to him in the first place? Wbv Hear.-, von; you can harangue all you like hero become their defemhra. It wm Lad didn't be know that three men. furious popular and belovec^ man in the ranks, *• “Nothing, sir," answered Offiee over Hollow*) ».Inij Mor*. “At least.” and now tho het just as well'* But Kenyon paid. no at­ and that he should have been “slugged,” promptly. । enough before the war. God know*, bat at bring thwarted, would say anything Office boor* (nxn I to 4 p. in. lelepboo* seemed bounding to hi* tempire, tention to his fair comrade of thqinfontae they expressed it, in the discharge of blood 1 it's wane now. People wonder how it to revenge tl»enwelv*j after wo had gone nectiu* Wttb rvsJ4h-i.c-. Ut HoUoteaj-s .. . For years the women of the — -th his duty by some scoundrel of a cavalry- “ ■ at least nothing that 1 have any few ry. was that it took tbe north, with 3,000,­ on our Way? He did; but because just He is a blackguard, and I was ut- foot had mode common cause against man was developing a very ugly feeling of. < 000 soldier*. *o long to subdue the aouth such sensational article* would make T M. B. GILI.ASPIE. Notary Public inexperienced when I came here. him despite the fact that he was one of at the poet. Murphy and Satol^n bad teriy • and U. ti. Claim Agent,* hispapfrr sell among die mwaes, und l»- X • with less than a fourth that number When been sent to Coventry among thvir own *0 । that he got mu into some embarrass­ their most devoted admirers. Now I see nothing to wonder at what­ catwe lie knew that where the army of­ comradee far having lent a willing oar ment in money matters at tho time. It Mrs. Lane again called to them ha come ever. Tbe math Im* alway* respected ficer luxJ ou.i friend he had a axire of to the wiles of the tempter, und so led on was settled lung ago. and I have no idea in and sit on the veranda, however, the the profession of arms; the north ha* al­ .■uemies. that was enough for him. Now, what he think* he can trump up now. captain calmly took his two frieeds by to the tragedy that followed. ways derided it. Lee, with 00,000 tlrnt and a host 8f cfaiilet experience* is M. FOWLER.!>.U.S Col. Morris had ordered tint Gosh Hr used to be clerk and attendant at the elbows and steered them through the gate. Another moment uad the Americans at ffi* biiek, and only 60,000, why 1 say that no *0U of mine nudl ever should be confined in a cell arcirt from tlie store hero when old Braine"---take up k> tbiMikkus a profession. Of. Ofliee hour* * a lu Jo ’■ j> in “Ye*, ye*, I know," said tho colonel ; ladies were tattling back in their seats, knocked 00.000 out of Grant's over­ the ordinary prisoners but when con­ whelming force between tho Rapidan course if the country were in danger, tlw fronted with tbe array of a dozen gur- impatiently. "It is odd that -you yonng; and the major hiul the floor. tiv- assailed, he would tight as I would. l i W. LOWRY. M. D*. I and the James. riimii malefactors neither Mutphy nor gentlemen with pul yourselves in the 'T• ^hyrician and surseca. “lav’* AO.tMW bad tho love of every As tur me. I'm too old a dot to i«nn» new Scanlan was able to fix on any one of han-1* of such people. Now that fellow 5or ! friend Mrs. Graves h.t* dflubUrt** Makes a specialty of tr<*»uni dl~-a*'« o! ttr of r!>b« them as the man who accosted them the has been kept off the rcscnmioa nil tald you; 1 .have reason to bo. and the j southern heart to sustain them. How tricka. and haring lived my life in the STB sad JEAK and u11; MUl,< wp®t,TA*1 “4 e>« , . .. I: mart di............... .... And again the in it.' night of the tragedy and gave tbem these years, yet hero he comes again bc- crank’s wound up teday. Y.oor hunhand ' many of the north, think you, had no ! service h? seerna to think ho has a hold on ■nd Hearn here have been combating {wreonai interest in that struggle? How uisjitf panse.l for breath. “Yon think Oficaand rsddenee mi Broa*lw«y. i.«*rC<cn drink at the southwest gate. Goss was enuze , like him in size and lieard, they said, but you, and dr.re^ to dtnhoy orders as a my views alwut the desirability * of the many thousands of the north today I'm an extremist, don’t you. LancF* be House. Hastings. Midi. ' that was all that they could awert. It. canaxiuciic*}." army as a vocation, and - - 1 crave your care nothing whatever for that flag"— fipnUy asked. QMITII A C’OLGKOVE ■ .Vrhaps so. major, although 1 admit O Joiwycr*. “I protest, colonel.” said Hearn, flush­ pardon vrua enough, however, to prompt some Miss Marshall, fpr talking and the major jointed to the standard floating only that it. p.r.v» ha*S'been (Office In Union hloek. ll**tu.n.) maimg over uvrt the UK' garrison I.— — "and u.ita i-ui; lli.ll Id Au most unjust: mmjxtow, but ***** ot the infantrymen on guard to scaring ing hotly, “I am in no wise responsible shop. ’ ” Practice is all the court* of the state. the prisoner’s life almost- out of him. for hi* actions. You can have the de­ •I’m deeply interested, Maj. Kenyon," ' ask to be let done to make money their | think wo have more friends among the He piteously implored the officer of the tails of the trouble he gave mu nt any responded that young lady “Go on. 1 own way? God know*, I'm m loyal a people than you give us credit for.” t E. kknastun. Union man ns twer lived, but 1 don’t ’ “Not one Irit of it! You think the A. day at his next visit not to keep him time, and 1 can show you the papers beg of you." Attorney nt law. (Over J. 8. Geudsear & Co.'* store.) there—the “dough boysi he said, had that long since ended the matter. He • Well, my views arc founded on long like to think of the new generation tliat pres* knows bettor now and wouldn't do Practices tn an courts or the Suu-. coUkuou । sworn they would lyaeh him if Brent has no held od me. sir. whatever.” And experience, nqd not the very pleasantest. has sprunp up in this country: all sol­ it all over again. That's what Hearn proMpayaltandinz to. died—and again and again he declared the young officer stood liefore his com­ I say—and I say it after years of reflec­ diers in tlic south: all—what? iff the here would say. Now. you mark my himself innocent and the victim of aome mander looking both grieved and indig­ tion— that the more a man may lovo.his north?” R. TIMMERMAN. Itotua-patNe Phywords, gentlemen, so few are our friends • kicizit ainl .Surgeon. conspiracy. When Col. Morris was in­ nant at tho imputation conveyed in the profeerion. the better a soldier ho is. the And old Kenyon, flushed, almost in this country. thatiis. in the north at (OfDee o»«c Latbrup'a «Jn»z »•,<«.) fanned of the threat he decided to send latter'* word*. breathless. panned and mopped his brow i least — either in the prera or the public, more jealous of the honor and reputa­ the man to tbe neighboring town and “Well, well. Mr. Hearn, Ido nut mean tion of his cloth, the less can he afford with a silk handkerchief as red as his th&t any at«y at the <-xpen*e of an army the custody of the civil authorities, that to say that he has any ground, only you to take a position in the army of the officer would be eagerly pnldiahed by al­ he might l»e tried by theifr courts in tbe young gentlemen cannot be too careful United States. There was silence a moment. Capt most any paper in the land, and used as Why? Why, because event of n fatal tormihhtion to the cor­ about your associates. Contact with the great mass of the jieople have no Lane's kindly features wore on expression a text by hundreds of editors all over Car. Jefferson and Coart bu., Hafflnp Ikk poral's injuries, but waited until after­ such canriUe as this must defile you just conception whatever of the duties that half grave, half quizzical. Il earn had the nation to warrant a vicious stab at Rates, • I .OO per Day. noon before issuing the orders in the as much aa pitch. Now, Maj. Kenyon, devolve upon us, of the life we load, of edged around nearer where Mia Mar­ uur whole army. and the people far and This House l» *ew, with pi*s*»::i roeiB*. The how is Corp. Brent?" shall was sitting, and that young Vxdy the trials we encounter. wide would eagerly read, and even those patrima**1 of tbe public Is r»*pcetfnllv stheted. Thus having the lust word, and hav­ Maj. Kenybn, who had taken a deep "In time of peace they think they have had dropped her dainty emltrtridery in who declared they didn't believe it AW. REAL ESTATE AXI‘COLLECTinterest in Btynt for some months past, ing conveyed io the young subaltern a no use whatever for an army, and de­ her lap and was listening attentirnly. would be influenced." J ING OFFICE OF and who had recommended him to study distinct tense of rebuke, Col. Morris clare tha| we do nothing but loaf and Something in the gravity of her de­ “I can’t think our people are such PAi.urtnos A- Sutra. for a commission, was just coming from abruptly intimated his desire that noth­ drink and gamble. They are taught to meanor gave Kenyon encouragement. Wooiland. Mirh. fools as to believe yarns that are evident­ tbe hospital ward when Mr. Hearn, pass­ ing further should bo said on tbe sub­ think so by the press ot our great cities, “Now you. Miss Marshall, are arcus ly manufactured to malign," said Hearn C. s. BAi.Mr.rrex. J. M. Smith. ing by tbs nd faced group of soldiers ject So long its he chose to transfer his jind, never having a chance to see the torn«-d to social circles in the north. Tell Notary Public. Justice of tbe Ptt«r stoutly. •• Everybody ought to know who were chatting at the steps, came attention to Maj. Kenyon tho com­ truth for themsolves. they accept the me frankly, now. did you ever bear men that it is from lewrtcrs, or dir honorably quickly forward to meet the field officer. mander could of coarse prevent further views of their journalists, who really prominent in civil life express any other discharged men, or low camp followers, Cm’ “How dore he seem now, major? I remonstrance; but ns Mr. Hearn stood know no more about it than they do, but opinion of the profession of an army offi­ had intended coming earlier, but was de­ there in evident readiness to rosMme hia do not hesitate to announce as fact what cer than that it was rather n useless, that tbe reporters get their scandals." VHasttngs, - - Mich. tained.” own defense, and a* the colonel know very exists only in their imagination. Ever dawdling and unworthy occupation?” hare do doubt that the managing editors “Just holding hi* own. I wouldn't well that he liad hardly been fair to him. since the war three attacks in the papers “In peace times, I presume y ou mean, who publish the things do know; but tbe CAPITAL $75,000.00 go in A l were you, Hearn. I think since Hearn's character had been most SURPLUS W 'Hhhh). have gradually increased from year to major?" ]*ople don't. And now what has been footsteps only worry the doctor .now. exemplar}- ever since his joining tbe year. Now. my home is in Chicago, “In peace times,certainly; though the your own experience. Hearn? How can There is no great change, men," he kind­ regiment, his better nature told him and. naturally, 1 read the Chicago pa­ necessity for tta existence then is as great you blame the peojile for believing what Incorporated under the taw* ot the W*K •* Mkhlran. ly spoke, as the little knot of soldiers re­ that he ought in farther word* to let the pers. 1 was five years tramping, scout­ Yon recollect what Washington said: ‘In they read in the papers, when not an spectfully saluted and looked inquiringly yoaug fellow down easily, a* tho army ing, skirmishing all through Arizona and time of peace prepare for war.' hour ago your own colonel, who knows at him. “He has a good fighting chance expression goes. For reasons of his own Wyoming, without overseeing the inside “I confess that men who lead narrow you well, virtually rebuked you became vet. with his splendid constitution. We Col. Morris did not wish to unbend, of a rfty or even of a railway car. We orncxii*: lives in business or proftwrio-ui and never of the vicious ravings of cs unprincipled can only hop? for the best. Come on. however, in presence of tho infantry lived on hardtack and bacon and what get beyond the groove are apt to say O. G. Kobtuoa, rresMent: a cad as there is in all Kansas?" Beam: 1 want to ask you something. major, his second in command. No we conld pick up when we couldn’t get something of what you suggest, major. Chester Messer. Vie*. PrdAnd Georgia Marshall, looking up in What's this I hear about your having sooner had he finished his inquiries than them We lost many a good soldier in But men who think and travel, esjiedal* D. W. trouble with that fellow Schonberg?” he turned to Mr. Hearn again: Indian battle during that time, and at ly those who have visited our frontier, surprise, saw tbe quick flush that leaped DrJtCTOK.*: ••O’n. I had no especial trouble, major. “I do • not mean to say, sir, that any to tbe young soldier's face. last 1 got a wound that laid me up and comeback with feelings of tnuch^dmi He was out here drunk, I snuld say, and reason exists for that man * threats, only Don W. Reynold*. sent me home. 1 hadn't seen the place ration for the armyl officers and men. ~ CONTINUED. had got that man Welsh, of toy troop, that I consider it most unfortunate that D. G. Robinson. in seven years. My boyhood had been "Then I’ll rest my case with tbe men Chester »w“rdrinking. no the fellow was insubordi­ you or any young officer nhoukl ever John Carve th. spent there. who think and travel,” said Hearn laugh­ nate again, and the officer of the day have put himself in tho power of that ’•raUojrd tn produelng •Dozensof my relatives and old school­ ing brightly. -Come, you old cynic, n ordered him confined. Then Schonberg, class of people.” mates livedj.bere. and I looked forward don’t make me beliere I have no friends nf “ * **'; “ u >• I— to bcv. AU tbe Interest paid on time deposits and s it aretna. went into the club room, and Hearn would liave retorted, but for a with pleasure to the rest and joy 1 shotthi outride my profession, when it some­ .___ __ °*»y th* £ Banking Business Tran>* tm after he had been treating the men to moment ho could not find words at once have at tlw old firesides. I didn't nip- times seems as though I haolly had one Umt °L iwri**** ’WUI Hooa** beer in the bar insisted ou treating to rwq>cctful and convincing. The colonel MOBTGAI.) SHE. pore that people really believed all the in it," . Default havlnc tren made champagne and introducing himself to having delivered this fine! volley from outrageous flings The Times and Tbe y day* In the P*'»««tot thaws’ i«hjM “Now, there you go, Hearn," inter­ several of the officers wbo were there. his entire linex now promptly retired be­ News and The Sun and Tbe Herald, let rupted Kenyon. "That’* just exactly Stone came in und ordered him out, and fore the other ride could rally, and. a* alone The Trades-Union Gazette and where you're wrong. Yqu would trust le. hl* -He, to *u!'or '’Th when I happened along, bearing the though covered by the smoke of Ms own Tbe Arbeiter Zeitung, had indulged in to the few traveled and educated men; noise, he appealed to me as to what the fire, tramped away across the parade, at tbe expense of the army. But 1 Imd but what are they among, the maa of 1W. hi Uber » of monrsef,'? leaving the two officers gazing silently wHab the«»e« *afit Ssmur! ?"•« rtibl Mm < aiwd. w knew that he had been forbidden even after hhn. The orderly, with hand to to wear my uniform for three or four voters, who know nothing of the army days about the old home, and not only but what they read in tbe papen? Do cap visor, sprang briskly post the pair street boys but grown men, respectably you ever see anything good of an anny he didn't go. and go at once, I would and stalked away in tbe wake of his dressed, jeered and hooted at the drew office >n any paper until he's dead? cane twirling commander. that for years in tbe Confederate south Never, unless it's something put in by a At last Kaoyon spoke: “Come, Hearn, and all over the frontier had never been 'newspajM-r soldier;’ and God save ’me test I paid do further attention to it’ when you're ba old a* I am you’ll not Sdtorerorertbr smouH notreated with insult. Old schoolmates from more of them! What could your fret yourself over guttering generalities patronizingly asked me over their card thinkers and travelers do, even if they like that. Every colonel. I suppose, is table* at tbe clubs what cm earth I could would condescend to bestir tbemselvre full of wiw saws and modern instances, at tbe north Imnl door of the wicMzH1find to do with myself tn the army, and in our behalf-which they don’t-na in th- community combined. and must shoot 'em off occasionally. Hl ^SfaRffseBjativr1* BarTJ, ."‘Vtrrai’ why 1 didn't quit it and come in here ■gainst ths masses and the pre*v No that brine tbe ' « Xll »7il at P«bbe just as full, no doubt, if I live to be a tor Barn eooety *« .bAWon. i n pp.w. thoroughly that the best class of them colonel It ha* taken me thirty years’ and try to be something. You know paper in the land is so low but what'it Ito wetfoa. to tbe w w* perfectly well. Lane, that when vou can hurt and sting you." described soldiering to get oat of company duty, ffiUrfS? mayla said morinv‘ ltefT were recruiting in Cincinnati yon had “How? I should like to know ” and tho Lord only knows how long it BiMMint doe 00 said «»•! « just such questions put to you. and you -Ho,-! Siaply b, printing nny low will be before I can swap thi* gold leaf had been through one campaign after •autdni nt yonr upeni.; and M m^ttr. for the silver. Come slang, man; I'm another for yearn • whnt yonr record or yonr character tuny •The general manager of the Midland Lare been, no innttcr bow damnable n dies to drive to town this evening, and ‘•Oh. I knew him weH the first winter there’s nothing like tbe women folk to may U aerertwl of ?on. tbo tom. ot the Sioux country 1 and my men bad the people will read ami l^Her, and I ever spent here," said Hearn. “He help one out of tbe grumps. There they helped to build by standing off the In­ was clerk, tn the sutler’s store then, and yonr nataral protocton-tho sonrral, dians day after day. and liaving rosn y a it was just before I left that be waa dir- the grumps. And by the powers! yon­ «ml the war department-will rail upon sharp fight doing it—this general man­ two lt.->rror ***• yon to defend yonraelf der comes young Lee in hia riding boots toavtogtwenty ™ ager. 1 say, met me at the Union League anonymona naaanlt.. My>«r imd asked me bow I had ‘managed to ' barracks at night, bringing liquor to the "Yon do not moan that, major do But Hearn shook hia bead; “ I can't go kill time ou tbe frontier.’ and **emarked CWA*. n. »*rw: .I"’’!" Mw*1- and gamblers out with him from your, asked Mias Marshall thi that it must be a very demoralizing life. 1 1 hA'ro *wia °®He wu out next day in a circular cutting mau swear, that a low cad likv that can down the wxget vf some twenty thousand Has Cured Others BUSINESS CARDS: C P P ROBERTSON HOU^, I Hastings Bank, more of this! .sxs^s-s--: -txueusm* BCUKB co. G. G. SPAULDING, nHHIAM'S (MP I'®! �Michigan Central “ Tha Niagara Falls SooU.'* yes issued i Stations. ri.MvtP.CO Hastinos... l&iM I* Ed|£s Stations. 1.1 in.ia.m.lp m Ip.m ia.m. .. I L«| 8.55',1X.O8: •.«3| 9.2S lUerurak M. It. t-QLUNS. Local Ageut, Haitinga. i'. Vi. kymilJM G. P A T. A.. I'Tilcago. Jhgo, KaiaaaiDO li Sagiaaw L4 S -J. XORTH. s-i Cooper................. |l; “'.and June a........... «tio................. •i v. rdale .ir.ts Grove.t\...Miami .... W-sKlbury .... I >r< f>. I.. A- V." i I Statons. Freight. 1 TIME TABLE. in. p. m; a. mJ 1 .V 3 00 tool..... .is •3 IS 7 12......... M 3 31 7 »l......... 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Sparta.............. 5 (B, 5 43; 6X*t 8 (i\ 7 <0| k is! 10 -J0| to on to 38* 1 Rapid* io 1 p. tn. train has Wagner buffet parlor ear ii x. p. n-.. train has Wagner sleeping cars to ' tnun4 north has free chair car to D~”etRO'lT, LANSING & NORTHERN Klll.KO.tr>. Grand Rapids. ■ land i-edge i inning.... . I >■ oil i';>mouth ... Lv. Grand Rapid; ?» I I 10 2*1 11 43* ------- ------ --------------- between'Grand Rap■ and Detroit. Setts 33 cents for atty distance. Thr-Higli trains wltbo-.it change between agtaaw Ao° ■I m?DIES L IklJr.175 boys 3r ^r75 W. L. DOUGLAS $3 SHOE ---------- —----------------------------- . A. E. Woolley, Agent. ; C'HAXCRRY ORORB. ■- -»1 Michigan. rne Circuit County for ir i'h uv <>f Byr-v—In C isncwv. Fifth, :1 rial circuit—Ii ilh inc«ry. Hi pen Hex In the Circuit Court for tbe 1 itllda E. I’etteagin. Wrdtng’on D. Fettengill. -■ B. Fettemcffl. WHItam A- PriteuiflU. Wallace H. I’eRe izin. Bertie E. Prtt*«uriU, Ida if tv fetteogitt, Rngh PrtumgilL JaiMg D. ft- mam. B ratter Bros A Wllklas. Walton A. Niwio-i, i.»vl Hvliu-sand Nichols. Shep­ ard 4 eout^aay. defendants. in th!* caute it appearing from affidavit on •. th.it the defendants. Waite* H- r'etumgUl in i Weiitnettri D. ptfiteuglll are out rrslthmta of this stMr. but redde in tbe stata-ol Nebraska, “n motion of Suitto A Cotamvc. Compiatnaat's Solicitor*, it it orctared that -ipiiearance ot till! noa-restdrnt de­ f- u lints. Wallace H. CcttenriU aud Wellingt'm D PettenglU. be entered h^rcln within four hj »aUw from the date ut this order; and in cw 1 •' - :i?,“wanre they cause tbelr aiisweralo :>r- bill of complaint tn tie filed and a copy thereof tote nerved on t»e Oauplaiut's Soliciand In deUtitt thereof, said bill win be taken hi confessed by said non-rwtdeot defends** And it is further onlared. that within twenty 'Jays the complainant eaus- a notl- e of this ore -.er to be published In tbe H*atiu«s Baxxkb. a '•if-aper primed, published aad etrcolauag m sold county, and that puMieatlon be ___said _1____ «... . ..J. ... m .... — •'-'Ut-lit deleudauta. at least twsaly d*)TS Before tbe time above prescribed for bta appearaase. Fraxk a. HooKawCtreutl Judge. Attest. Tho*. A Bxkk. Register la Chanoery- STRIKE POSTPONED Makes the lives ot many people intarabfe. causing distress after euttag. sour stomach’ •lek headache, hearttmm, loss of ai>pet!te, a taint, •• all gone” feallng, bad taste, coated Dlfttrnwn ”»<1»Vhod irregularity of Distress tboboweK lkygpe^aioe, After no* >* wen of Itaclf. It Eating re«l«tres careful attention. and a remedy tike Hood's Barsaparilla. which acw gently, yetcffidently. It tones Uie stomach, regutates lhe dlgesJon, creates a good *p. petite, banlsliee headache, ®ICK tuid refreshes the mind. Headache *' I have been troubled with dyspepsia. I nail but little appetite, and whsu I did eat No Huge Lay Off in the Mining Districts. THE LEADEB8 DETERMINE TO WAIT Settled. --------- NATIOHAL GAME IN FULL SWING. Chkmgo. April 23.—The base bell season is in full awing now, all three of the great aggregations having goUen to work. Yes­ terday I lie lx-ague season opened with four games, and the base bnll crank may lie considered happy, with twelve chnm pionship games going six il«ys in the week when the weather is satisfactory at each poiuL The League yesterday started out in goad shape. Tbe clerk of the weather was in sympathy With tbe game, and there were no postponements. HOP PLASTERS HOP PLASTER CO. Frog's. BOSTQH^ CASTOR IA for Region*—Th < The score* made by all tbe Aggregations CoLUMura, O., April 118^There will be are given below— League: At New YorkHeart- dlstr*M,ed mc. <» did me no strike of the coal miners <j> May 1 to Boston 4. New York 8; at PbiladelpninIM# good. After eating I snfotes the demand for the elgbt-hour Brooklyn 14, Pbiladolphia fi; at Pittsburg uu rn would have a faint <tr tired, day. Thnt decision was made by the Ox- —Chicago 7, Pittaburg (k at Cinciunatian-gune feeling, ns though I had not eaten tionnl executive board ot tbe United Mine Cloveland 6, Cincinnati 3. Association. anything. My trouble wav aggravated by Workers here yesterday and the order to Al Boston—Athletic .1, Boston 2; at my busincM, painting, lain c Ixitilsrii le—St. Louis 0, Louisville 4; no that effect was being sent to the local as­ spring I tqpk Hood's Bar8OUr other gsum-s played. Western: At semblies last nlghL Today the official Omaha—Sv Paul If, Omaha d; at Den vet sajiarllla, which did me an Stomach immense amount of go«L It gave mo „ nnuounc -ment was made. Secretary Pat­ — Minneapolis IL Den ver 13; at Lincolnrick McBride said last night in explana­ Milwaukee 7, Lincdtu 12; at Kansas City appetite, and my food rellshrel and salisfied the craving I had previously experienced.** tion of thn matter that it was not done —Sioux City 3, KansasCyy 1/ Gkoagh A. Fag*. Watertown, Mass. because it wu found that the miners did Chicago, April 24.—Following are thr not want it, but they found that thu pro­ base bnll scores rccorde<l yCM^rday— prietors who would be most easily and Uague: At Cindnnati-ClevelaiM ’ 0. hold by *11 druxaUU. fl. six for yj. Vretwred ouIt quickly forced to comply with the demand Cincinnati 8; at Pittsburg—Chicago 9, byC. I. H»H>!> A CO . ApotberariM, Lowell, Mbs*. were those who had always -been friendly Pittsburg 2; at New York—Boston 11, IOO Doses One Dollar and considerate toward the mtnerx “You New York 6; at Philadelphia—Brooklyn MORTGAGK BALK. «n*r •ay." said he. “that the eight-bour 1, Philadelphia X .jMocintiou: At Boston-Baltimore 12. Default having been made tn the roodltlor.s strike haa been postponed pending the Bd-ton C; at Louisville—Cincinnati 1, ?to£LW,^‘,'u"""lRMCi Bw.de hy vl‘nu»° »• Boice and Kva A. Roke his wife to Mar* great coke strike in Pennsylvania.” Ixraiaville 11; at Columbus—St. Louis 6, M. <>arlaud dated Nuiemlicr 13 A. 1) t*i<9 A Conference with Gomper*. Columbus 5; at Washington City—Ath­ *Mn<* ,rf Hcgl-ter oi l/i*? '■,or ,,w i ou,l,y nf And Mate of „ A telegram from New York city says: letic V. Washington V-game called, ?h® .'I0 l*',, ol J«>"eniber A. !». “It was stale I here yesterday that repre­ darkness. IMi tn Liber tS of Mortimces, on paces sss, Chicago, April 25.—The scores of yes­ said mortgage wm<» ibe JOth al December sentatives of tbe coal operator* had con­ ^"'Mliied to Clay W .l'cttlt. and on Dec. 30 ferred with Samuel Gompers, president terday’s base ball playing are given below INoagatodnlyuiignMtby Clay W. peuit. by bls guardian to Mary M. Garland, the tuortgrgre of the American Federation of Labor, in —Leagne: AkNew York-Boston 9. New in nld mortgage and both of said astlgnmeiita this city Sunday, and that the strike of York 6; at Philadelphia—Brooklyn 5, have been duly recorded aal.lI mortgage was upon lhe express condition miners for eight hours, which wav to take Philadelphia 8; al Pittsburg—Chicago 8, that the Mild mortgagor should keep the bdlld place on May I, had been averted. A re­ Piltaburg b; at Cincinnati—Cleveland <5, Ings erected upon the premises ilecrsibed there­ Cincinnati 5. in Insured against Iom or da.-iuuie bv fire by in­ porter saw Mr. Gompera al hie residence Aaaociation: At Boston—Baltimore surers to be approved by Mid mortgagee and In last night, and asked him whether there default tiiereol II shall t>e law ml for the said waa any truth in this story. Mr. Gomp- Boston S3; at Washington City—Athletic mortgagee lu eflec’ such Insurance and the 2, Washington 4; nt Columbus—SL Louis ers seemed to be annoyed at the question, premium so ;«ld fur the unie should be a 3, Columbus 4; at Louiavilie—Cincinnati further lien upon tho premises, bearing Interest and said: ‘Nothing has been done to-day, at tbe rate of to per cent., and the said mnrt- aa far aa*I know, tfiat will nffeet tho de­ 10. Louisville 9. gogvr haring neglected to effect sueb Insurance, Chicago, April 27.—Two ot tbe League mand of the miners for eight hours ou the said mortgagee » fleeted the Mine, and iiai<! therefor tbe sum of >33 on the 10th day of May L Whether or not anything will be Base Bal*, clubs quit on top of the heap December there .. is now claimeed to -— -..... ■ last — •• •— ~ ...v.v done before then I am not in a position to last week with a record of every gamc due tor such-Insurance the sum of 137.:a. say. We had a special meet iag to day, won—Boston and Cleveland. Chicago - —it . - was further v.,...™, y agreed In said And express y agreed I - a-._ mortgage, thnt should there -------be any default in but lam very sorry that 1 cao give no and Philadelphia had to be content with the payiiirnt of tbe interest upon the safo*. at further information about it.’ . 75 per cent, of winnings. Brooklyn anil any day when tbe same should be due and pay­ “A labor lender wtium the reporter saw Pittsburg couldn’t do better than SB pei able, and shou'd thn same remain unpaid and ‘I am cent., iv lie New York aud Cincinnati tn arrears for the space of sixty days. thru the after leaving Mr. Gompera, saidi principal ou said mortgage •hould be dur at ttir Inclined to think that some of the opera­ option uf the said miirtgagve, aud-the interest tors came to see Mr. Gompere to try and exhibited a nice large goose egg for theii week’s work. League score* Saturday: due on the .UNb day ut .November Jr». to wit the sum of fill) nut having been paid ai.d the arrange a compromise that would extend At Pittsburg-Chicago 8, Pittsburg 7; at Mine haring remained unpaid nuUl this date, to tbe miners all over the country, and New York—Boston 5, ’New York 2; at uodor ssld option Mid mortgager now declares that tbe conference adjourned without Pnlladelpbla—Philadelphia 8, Brooklyn tbe whole of Mid mortgage due and payable. Ttterr Is now ctaimea to t>e une on Mid reaching any definite conclusion. I ex­ 1; nl Cincinnati—Cleveland 33, Cincin­ mortgage lhe sum of SiOffiJMaml also lhe sum pected all along that there would be u nati 7. of 887.30 for said Insurance aod an attorney 's conference of tbe heads of both sides.* ” fee ot thirty live dollars provided for in said mortgage, and uo suit or proceedings Saturday’s Association scares were: At COKE REGION EVICTIONS. at fow having been Instituted |o recover the Washington City—Athletic 12. Washing­ moneys secured by said mortgage, or any part ton 11; at Boston—Baltimore 4. Boston 2; thereof: Naw. therefore, by virtue of the power ot sale at Columba*—Columbus 0. St. Louis 1; contained in said mortgage, and the statute lu CONXKUAViUJL Pa, April 28.—Sheriff at Cincinnati—Louisville 11. Cincinnati a such c&s« made Mid provided, uotloe Is hereto given that ou Saturday the thirteenth day of McCormick with apoweof ten deputies Sunday: At Columbus—Columbus 5. St. Juno A. D. IMI, at ten o'clock in the toreoaou. and accompanied by fifty men ot com­ Louis 7; at Cincinnati — Cincinnati 6, I shall sell at public auction, to the highest Louisville 12 hlJdrr. st the north front door of lheCourt pany “C" went to Leisenring yesterday CHICAGO. April 28L—The scores at base House in the City of Hast lugs Mich, (that I eIng tbe piace where the circuit court for Barry county and evicted twenty-three families without ball made yesterday by tbe League were: la bqldcD). lhe premises described lu Mid any resistance. John Leshko, the terror At Brooklyn—Brooklyn 5, Niw York 6; — moi ------ — __ tuoch thercol as may be of the region nnd leader Id all acts nf >e amount due on said mor: nt Cincinnati—Cincinnati 1, Chicago 0; violence, rendered valuable assistance to at Pittsburg—Pitta burg 7, Cleveland I; tbe sheriff, while a hundred or more ot at Boston—Bcmton 5, PhiladeipbiH 0. flve 3o)lan covenanted for therein, tbe premHes his wild-eyed, lawless companion* looked American Association: At St. Louisbeing described In said mortgage as all that James Dougherty, a St Louis 13, Itotii»rille 3; at Baltimorecertain piece or panel of land situate lying and on dumfouudod. Bin lite town of Woodland Barry count} deputy, caused some excitement by walk­ ;an, and known aud dewribro a» ing away from the sheriff's pos*. hand­ Balti more b, Washington 4; at Philadel­ phia—Athletic 4, Boston 8; at Cincinnati i: Commencing al apolstln tbe center cher street at ita intersection u ith Main ing the strikers a-flask ot whisky, remark­ —Cincinnati 4. Columbus 3. and running thenee due east along tbe ing t bnt be “had enough of the dirty center of Tbacher street sixteen (1«> rods, work.” Having completed tbe evictions TERRIBLE EXPLOSION AT ROME. tlicnoe north nine (•) rods, tbeuee due west sixlegn ltd) rods, thence dur south along tbe at Leisenring, tbe possa went to Davidcenter of Main street nine l»> rods to tbe ptar-e 'mu, the hot-bed ot Socialism, and evicted of beginning con tain lug one hundred forty-four one family. By the time thia work was squan! rods of grunnd. being in the village of completed, the other families on the ROME. April 24.*-A magazine contain­ Woodland, accordiuu to the recorded Plat tbercot. It being on tbe 8 W of acctioa 13 T. 4 sheriff’s list had inovetl tbelr effects of ing 250 tons of gunpowder, situated two their own accord. and one-half miles from this city, ex­ ploded at 7 o'clock yesterday morning. Attorneys for Mortgagee. The concussion demolished every build­ Hated March 1 a. 1 ant. Detroit, Mich.. April 2K—The, Michi­ ingWithin two-thirds of a mile of the ex­ gan Car works strikers demanded a nineplosion, and did much damage to build­ hour day with no decrease of pay yester ­ State of Michigan. County of Barrv-ss. ings throughout tbe city, the cupola oi Estate of Charles N. Young, deceased. day. The company gave their formal We. the undersigned, having been appointed answer to tbe men late yesterday after­ tbe Italian government building collaps­ bvtho Probate Court for tbe County of Barry, ing, and valuable windows in tbe Vatican noon. Is was to the effect that tbe com­ being shattered. Five are known to bare pany was paying upon the aame basis as been killed, and 13) injured have been all ather car works in tbe country, and clve notire, that we will meet at tbe store of taken to the different hospitals. lluwsnl Mosher at Cloverdale, on Wednes­ for that reiaon they declined to make any day. th*- I7th day of June. A. D !«*!. change The company further announced Tbe authorities are not willing to be­ sad on Thursday, the 17th diy of Septemlter, that the works would be dosed tndefluitelieve that the Explosion was an accident A. D. H0I. at ten o'clock a m.. of racb of said ly/!rom yesterday, and swore in a posse of and will aelon foot a rigid investigation. sixty special constables to protect the King Humbert, in thia as other instances, day of Msreti. A. D.. 1891, were allowed by said plant from possible bsshuIL won gulden opinions by his person al and court for creditors to present their claims to us for examination and allowance. ' active interest in relieving the sufferers. Dsicsl. March ITUi. A. D. !fol. Yesterday he gave personal attention tc Mt. Puasaxt, Pa. April 2i -The the «offerers from the explosion, and did I “II. i**— i »• i-. . Socialists’ parade here yesterday had not retire from the scene nntil assured Commissioner*. 2,000 men in line. Tbe red flag was not that measures.were well in band for tbeii relief. The pope Is said to be deeply Default having been made In tbe conditions displayed. Two large American banners of a certain mortgage made by Harrison were carried at the bead of the column. stirred over tbe damage to the Vatican, J. Forshy and Borah A. Forshy. his The parade passed off quietly and at its and to be preparing a protest against the wife, to Spellman Casey, dated February conclusion an immense mnai-meeting o alleged negligence of the Italian govern­ 23"1 A. D- 1888. and recorded lu tbe ment in storing such a vast quantity ot office of the Register of Deeds, fur tbe County of strikers was addressed by Jonas and Be­ Barry, and State ot Michigan, on the TJtii dsy ot labor, the apostles of Socialism, aud powder contiguous to Borne. Eebruarv. A. D. 18M. In liber » ot mortgages, others. Jonas took exception to Father on pagein, on which mortgage there is claimed to be due at the date of thin notito the sum of lambing's advice to tbe strikers, aud ST. Lotus, Mo., April 27 —The historic four hundred three dollars and thirteen eenta, claimed that the priest was ignorant of and an atlorne)'* feeof tweul) five do tare pro­ tbe principles ot Socialism. old log cabin in St. Louis county, which vided for in Mid mortgage, aod n« wit or pro" the late Gin. U. & Grant erected with CceJingiat law lure lux hec:i Instituted to reSrerthemoneta secured by said mortgage, or his own hands, and with logs cut and Milwaukee. April 28.—The mmons and hewed by himself—his first and probably “^oouheretoro. by virtue ot the power ot sale contained tn said mortgage, and the statete In bricklayers withdrew (jom the building hia happiest home—is about to be re 8U-h COM made and provided, notice Is hreeby league yesterday, thus materially weak­ moved from its present site and shipped given that on Hondav, the ah Bay of Julj. A. tbe other building to Chicago, where it will bi re■erected lor I), psi. at ten o’clock In the forenoon. I shall ening the cause exhibition at the Worlrf*x Fair. The sell at public aaetlon Io the highest bidder, al trades that are on Strike for better pay the north trout door of tlie court house in tbe and shorter houra May 1. Contractors cabin was «■ reeled tn 18M und is in n recity ot Hastings, (that bring tbe ptace where niotkably rtt>i state of preservation. Tbe the Circuit Court lor Barry County !• bokleu), are employing lota of non-uulon men and Loose is fifty feet long and twenty feet are buying cut stone in Illinois. Several _________tybe necessary to pay me big jobs that have been delayed will be wide, aud is divided into four large rooms. I due on naid mortgage with WJW , iterert. and ell legal together with pushed. rneyfe fee of tuenty-flve dollars covenant Philadelphia, April 37—A saijing therein, tbe premuwa bring diacnbed In urtgagva* alfoUmw certain P1?*** °„r UMOXTOWX, Pa., April 28.—Ttbe stone­ party on tbe Delaware river Sunday ended ; of land situate In township of'Barretn in tho drowning of two boya of tbe party cutters employed on tbe new jail struck yesterday because the contractors would of ten. The boys drowned were Walter “ Tbe^ulheast quarter at the northeast q WPrice, aged 30. and Charles Christie, aged Dot discharge a non-union foreman. The t*r and the south part ot tbe west half ot the IS Tbe party started to sail from Cam­ ->orth east unarter. all of te-’tiou t'reuiy-lwo strikers were given to understand that MtatoolKibMtih ot range nine (9) they could either resume work or go Tbe den to Gloucester. Tbe boat had hardly weU, and containing in ail rlghtj-nlne and®neleft the wharf when it capslxsd and all contractorsclaim that the!r itgreemeut per ­ . .. .mv... k. anfue more or lea*. mits them to employ any persons they were thrown into the water. Capt. John Hart heard the cries for.help, and, jump, please and no questions asked. ing into a boat rowed to tbe rescue. He succeeded in saving eight of the boya Smith CCouinova. ST. Cbarlka. Minn.. April 27 —A ter­ All o' the party were good swimmers. Attorneys tor Mortgagee rible fire raged In the .north end of the Dated. April 7. IWl-_______ _______________ Another Now Cattle 1'1ague. town Sunday night. Ovsr *100.000 worth Topeka, Kan., April 15.— Reports come of property was destroyed. George Smith from Wabaunsee and Ottawa counties of & Co. ’* general store. M. H. Gale’s dry goods; C. K. Smithy furniture; S. A. John­ a new and "O far unnamed disease that is son, hardware; F. Suffer, saloon; Henry rapidly destroying cattle in those coun­ Frisch, hotel; Times printinv office. Ma- tie*. In one herd ot thirty in Waubaosee eouic ball, and a number of other build­ county twelve died in twelve hours after ings, together with several residences. it aptxareiL Tbe death rate is reported to be'as high in other Iqcajities. Hood’s Sarsaparilla ..... : it 30- Dyspepsia SlotiX F*L1A S. D.. April 25—Mrs. Janies G. Maine, Jt-r arrived here Thuraday. In three months she will have gained residence here and will then apply for divorce. She is very weak and denies brrerif to reporters, bbe brings Otters of introduotiou to several persons of poto. U1 Bo. Oxford BL, Brooklyn. N. T. and Children I WllKsSmrioca rSome rive^^S^^Ate [j^e norseMsnoes me more brighter!* Busy.wives who use S APOL-IO never seem to grow old.Try &. cake ••• A complete wreck of domestic happiness haa often resulted from badly washed dishes, from an unclean kitchen, or from trifles which seemed light as air. But by these things a man often judges of hia wife's devotion to her family, and charges her with general neglect when ho finds her careless in these particulars. Many a home owes a large part of its thrifty neatness and its consequent happiness to BAPOLIO. ' . SS~Grocers often substitute cheajwr goods for «A1*OMO, to make better profit, send back suck artlclea, and Insist ou baring just sou ordercd.-U If YOU WISH To Advertise Anything Anywhere Any time WRITE TO P. Rowell & Co. Geo. No. io Spruce Street, NEW YORK. GILLASP1E Corner of Courtand Jefferson St. Keepafioar. med, bane meal, ground optershell. egg food for fowls. Also a general stock of groceries. Good goods. Low prices. rtlOBATE AIRDEIt. State of Michigan, Comity of Barry-ss. At a session of the Probate Court for the County of Barry, bolden at the Probate Office. In the city of Hastlnxs. In said county, on Friday, tbe 3rd <tar of Aped. In the year one thousand elfht hundred and ninety one. JYesent. Charles W. Armstrong, Judge of In the matter of the estate of Mary M. Baril an. deceased. On reading and filing the petition, duty vvriOetf, of Win. B. Barban a sou of safe deceased, praying this court to adjudicate aad determine who were at tbe tliueol her ibwlh ahd also who are now lawfully entitled to the real Estate of which said deeeased died sriked. . ~9> *98* tfSoekte MORTGAGE BALE. Default having been 'wade in the conditions of a uiort^agc dated AuauSt 13. 1870. made by Elijah Shaw and wife Failure to David G. Mbclure and rceonled in the office of the Register of Deeds for tbe County of Harry and btate of .Michigan on August ». i«7t> in liber "Wat mortgages on page 29S and by the Mid David O. McClure assigned to Ambrose Hubbell. October 10. 1“M. aud recorded In said register's ottce» < k-tober 30.18M in liber 23 of mortgages on page 433 aud by Daniel Milker, executor ofttetMK Mill and testament of said Ambrose Bubbefl. dccrwwd, assigned to Emily F. SUlaon, Sarah R. Held and Wllmloer W. Osborn. Kebruanrll. HOI and reconled in said register’s office rebraary 18,18M in liber ss of mortgages, uu paan t* aud by ihr said Emily F. Btllson. Sarah E. Reid and Wllmlner W. Osborn X. iillleland April. 7. TFV1 come operative. «nd on which mortpMrc t clxlnwd tete- Cue st U»r date of this eight hundred and forty six dollars and eight eeuts (WiM) and no salt or proceeding at law having twra int-lituted to recover the amount secured by «aid mortgage nr any ;«art thereof: Notice is tberfore hereby given, that on Sat­ urday, foe 11th dav of July. Ii»l. alien o'clock In the foreroon there will be sold at the ■“ front door of the Court bouse In the CH HaMings. County of Barry, and Stale of > igan. said Coart bouse being the pbse t which the Ctrvnil txmrt for tbe Count I Barry is held, at public auction to the hbL-. ■bidder, the nrrmlws described In said mart . to appear at a session ot holtieti ut lhe ryobate in tbe city of Heatings, In said euuutv. w eaufo. H any there I*, why tbe prayer petitioner may not be granted. Am) ther ordered, tfiat said petitkmrr give notice to Ibe persons Interested m said estate, of tbe pendenev of said petition. Mid the liear lug thereat by causing a copy of this order to be pu'dtahed In tbe HAirri.x<» BAKSuanrapaper printed and circulated tn said County of Itarrv once iu each week for three sueceitalve weeks pn-vlous tn raid day of bearing. In the Count} <d Barre, and State <4 M. __ __ _ CBABLK8 W- AHMMTBOXO. and described as village lots number 1306, UW. Judge ot Probate. 1 WW 4NM I... [A true copy .1 SHILOH S CONSUMPTION CURE The luecesfi of thia Great Cough Cure b without a parallel tn tbe history of medicine. All druggists arc authorised to sell H on a pos­ itive guarantee, a test that no other cure can succcjjtully Stand. Thai it may become known, .1_ D—at an mnamnna exnCME. are RMtlDgs according to tbe recorded pin thereof. Dstcu Apr.t is. tan. AJtSXAgllKX K. GILLBLAVP. Assignee of the Mortgage. Atoxno E. Ka*astox. Attorney for Assignee. ■ ■■ Prof. I. HUBERT’S Malvina cream bO YOU TAKE THE BurrrLO, N. Y.. April fc—Navigation j- and relief is disease arrived from Chicago was the propeller niorniug. Infants TELE^MIP’in? Sue w ts followed later by toe IUC Shiloh’s Porous WHT HOTT �ISRAEL OFT Hastings Banner^ ffMttingy Th uraday, April W, UN* * BXNJAMIX HAHHISOX. LESSON V. SECONO QUARTER, IN­ SERIES, MAY 3. And my fret folio-red in ths way thine tad." Here Is a candid confession from The Facing tny Soul In <lreml at twilight drear. •m HAsnni.s- >iicn.. rc«TurFica, Standard: At’GVST 14. 187s-_________ _ We«re gtad, then, that Mr. Gorman has, afchte earb <i»y* nnmasked the move­ incut against Mr. Mills, und made free trade the issue. Mr. Mills Is a free trader, and he has had the courage to say ao. That is what every man In lhe democratic Executive Mansion, Wanhingtin, D. C.. party ought to be. There is no room in this country for two protectionist parttea. April 7 th. Now that the tesne ims been raised It must To Hon. H. B. Kdly, Chairman, Kansas lie fought out, and tin* democratic party Dea)?1^:—1 >‘«ve lbe h<M‘or to will achieve no more victories until It takes the right position. Tariff reform was acknowledge the receipt of your good enough to begin with, but no petty letter of March t,24th. Inviting me to question of percentages is gwlng to enable atreSd theiaeeting of the (omtnerolal Con- the democratic party to hold those of its gnus of tbe Western AgricMllural and voters who will be attracted to tbe new third party. Lot the fictit come on the Mining states, to assemble in Kansas City, speakership, and let the mey who desire April H to Tt», for the purpose of consider­ democratic success for its own sake open ing meMttres affecting tbe giwrnl agricul­ their eves to the fact, already apparent to free traders, that the time has comes when tural and business prosperity-of the Misstlie only hope ot democratic victory lies in iesippi Valley state*. 1 regret that it will un open, aggressive campaign for free not be possible for me to accept this invita­ trade. ___ tion, If 1 am not 'detained here by public At the third ••ordinary general meeting” business 1 shall protmbly start about that of Brown Bayley’s steel works, held on time for <tbe Pacific coast by the southern tbe Ibth ulL at Westminister Palace hotel. route; and If that purpose shuuhl lie th wai­ ted, it will be by considerations that will London, the chairman -announced a divi­ The Soap C&SS known!) editorial notes. also prevent the acceptance of your invita­ dend ut 35 per cent., tiie mine as last year, and thonght the prospect was good for a tion. A public discussion of the conditions con tin (tan re through the present year of affecting agricultural and b'tslbCM prosper­ dividends at the same rata.' Evidently the ity cannot but t<e helpful, if it is conducted McKinley bill has not hurt that company on broad llxes and- is hospitable to differ­ much more than it is hurting the Beumer ences of opinion. The extraordinary dc- Company. Limited. So that the extreme velopiai-iit of pnxiuctlon of agriculture care that some of our reprvaentativea were which has taken place In n recent period taking of British manufacturing interests . m this country l\v reason of the rapid eiiMnemeiit of the area of tillage, under tl^* favoring land lab's of the United States very naturally has called attention to the value, and, indeed, the necessity.,of larger market-.. 1 am one of those who believe that a home market ia necessarily the best market for tbe producer, as It measurably emanrijiates him, in proportjpn to its near­ ness. from the exactions of the transportatkm ctimpanies. If the farmer eould de­ liver hta surplus produce to the cviisum>*r out of his farm wagon, his independence and<hls profits would be larger and surer. It teems to uie quite passible to nt tain a largely Increased market for our staple farm products -without impairing home markets by opening the manufacturing trades lu u competition in which foreign producers paying a lower scale of wages would have the advantage. A policj- that would reduce the number of our people engaged lu mechanical pursuits or dimin­ ish their ability to purchase'food products b^reduflug wages cannot be helpful to those now engaged In agriculture. The fanners insist that the prices of farm pro­ ducts have been too low. below the point of fair living and fair profits. 1 think so, too. but I venture to remind them that the plea they make involves the eoncesssiun that things may be too cheap. A coat may be too cheap as well as corn. The farmer who claims a good living and profits for bls work should eoncede the same to every other man and woman who toils. I. look with great confidence to tbe completibn of further reciprocal trade arrangements, es­ pecially with the Central a^nd South ,—._k.---------Anaericafi Matta. as furnishing "new1 <nd large markets for meats, breadstuffsj and au Important lino of manufactured pro- Persistent and earnest efforts are also being made, and a considerable measure of success has already l>een attained, to se­ cure tbe removal of restrictions which we have.regarded as unjust upon the admis­ sion and use of our meats and live cattle in some of the European countries. I look with confidence to a successful termina­ tion of tbe pending negotiations, because I cannot but aoauwie that when the absolute­ ly satisfactory character of the sanitary inspections now provided by our law Is umete kuown to there foreign states they will promptly relax their discriminating relations. No efforts and none of the powers vested in the executive will be left , unused to secure an eud which i» so desiraTour deliberations will probably abo canbcact-lhe .consideration of tbe question of the volume and cbarartrr of our ctirrt’ncy. it will not ue possible and would tuft br appropriou' for mein this inter to enter upon any elaborate discumucm of these question.-.. One or two things 1 will say. aud, first, 1 believe that every person who thoughtfully oonaiden the question will agree with me upon a proposition which it at tbe base of all my consideration of the esmacy queatioa—f mrly. that any dol- United States must be made and kept in dMtar. uncalled for. Additional Local News. Two young tads ot this city were found in a beastly state of intoxication last week Wednesday evening. They got In this condition from drinking too much hard elder and the one who furnished it had tatter post up a little on the lawgoverulnx the same, ns suclr knowledge may come very useful In tbe future. Sheldon C. Davenport. son of Mr. gud Mr*. A. Davenport, died of pneumonia at his home in the 4tti ward Thursday naon. About two weeks ago he was attacked with tbe grip, but previous to tl*e Sunday l«efore his death it reeuird to be of rattier u mild form and he was frequently on the street.'. The Sunday mentioned he walk­ ed down town In the forenoon bu| In the afternoon was taken with a violent chill and his .deknesa soon developed into pneu­ monia. which resulted finally. He was a young man S3 years of age. He made and retained friends easily, but to appreciate his true worth one had to know him. To his Intimafe friends be was very dear and Ids name will ever be held in sacred upmi ory. The funeral waif held at his late home Saturday forenoon and.-wav largely attended. Rev. Puffer officiating. It will soon be time to ask the question, where shall 1 buy my seeds? Of course you want tbe beet seed'd they are the cheapest. Cheap seeds a’e dear at any price. “Like begvts like.” Good seeds produce good vegetables. My reeds are grown in the great northwest, are tested by me. and an* better suited to thh. climate than eastern seeds. Buy near at houra and save money. Write for new descrip­ tive catalogue or come and sec me. H. W. Laxokktu, SeedMMn, 84 W. Main St. Hattie Creek. Mich. NATIONAL G. A R. ENCAMPMENT. Soldier*. CouitAiiKS.—The executive committee of the battalion have secured 150 free beds al Grand Army Head Quarters lu tbe ex­ position building. There beds are nmtt raise* with pillow attached; each soldier to furnfab his own blanket and such other extras os he may need. The best of sauitory and lavatory accomodations, and well lighted, and tbe building well guarded by. police. The committee have also secured a resi­ dence building which will accomodate 50.. tlte ladies to have one part of the bouse •M the gentlemen the other. .Supper,' breakftet and lodging, 31.00 each. For oue week we have tbe option of a ball which will bold 250 persons, so ar­ ranged that It may be divided so as to ac­ comodate both sexes. This hall Is not furahbed with beds but If we take It, we have assurance tint tbe cots will be put In. It Isa very desirable place. This will cost 10 cents each per night—the hall will be cared for by the owners. This Is the most desirable for the batallion, but It musi tadecided upon promptly. Those who desire can take lunches with them and only be out the small fee, for lodging. AU lhe above accomodations are within easy reach of street cars. AU posts and soldiers intending to go. no matter by what route, and desire any of the above, or other stopping places, will be served by addressing the commander or adjutant of the batallion. ’ F. A. Blackman, Com., Delton, Mich. John H. Dxnnis, Adj., Hastings, Mich. P. S. Comrades be prompt in this mat- So long as any paper moucg- Issued Tbe marked reparation of some cloud layers has been experimentally demon­ strated, white ascending a mountain, by Profeasor Moller, in Germany. Tbe lower cloud wan left behind when be had gone upward of 300 feet, but high above him were clouds of the middle layers st a height of 80,000 foot, which toon began to darken with min or snow. in IM* letter to elaborate, aud that propooi- wfcuiL it b easily defensible, but when* I tarn* not attempted ic present the argu•ent. I bare not befare, excepting in an v*rial way. expressed myself on there tahiii.ti; but feeling the intercut, dignity Waiter Dsmrowh is oald to have asked tl 000 for conducting the Metropolitan Opera house orchestra at Mr. W. K. Van derbiltV concert. Ten years ago he was willing tn accept 310 for an evening', work. At that time be used to go out to Newark oaee a wwk to conduct a little choral dub there, nod was gtad to receive $0 for bin evening's toil. Leland Stanford b tbe richest man in California. Hta wealth is now estimated st tX'.OUU.'U,. He km born in Neo- York, became a lawyer lu Whoomrizi, .uid went with the Argouaute lu 1MU. rttkotrt any a»- Dob: thou, than, *tiun the paib thine own tee' (Compiled from Ixweon Helper Quarterly by per tnb»u.npr ILA Ht-Braan. poUtaher. Itiladcl l*U.| God's love for His people Israel 1s seen Suudl wonder that 1 cried and shrank sw*y. F-utmy Soo! sold: not only iu His bringing them out of Egypt “W» are alone hem* In ths twfli’ht gray. and placing them in the good land of Thou hypoed I l oll on thy kaees snd prayWhy frensu thou nx>» 1 followed. TiiJU-hoM Canaan, but also in His sending them His lad." serrantA, the prophets, who showed them -•:*nd Bennie Burton to Friends' InteJHgencw their sins and pleaded with them to turn from their ulna unto God (chap. ii. P-ll). Sbetland Fonie*. Tbe prophets were tin themselves weak The conventional Shetland pony, tbe aniand fallible men, but God gave them a mzi repreaented in picture iwoks—namely, measagu.for Hui people, and they had only about forty to forty-four inchea high, very to deliver that message faithfully tn His tight jointed, and with an irapoaalblo name. But there were many false proph­ growth of hair all over him—i* just about ets, who spoke Iles In the name of the aa biul a type of thia famous race as cau be Ixird and jierverted His word (Jer. xxiii. well imagined. From his build he is gen­ 2fWJ2,86). erally short winded aud thoroughly im­ Amos was a prophet to Israel (tbe ten practicable in hia paces. A South Main­ tribes) in tbe days of Usziab, king of Ju­ land specimen, ou the other hand. long ami dah, and Jeroboam, son of Joaah, king rakish in build, hard grown, as tbe aaylng of Israel. And about tbe same time lived is, and clean .limbed, will Uar aurpaa* his the prophets Isaiah and Hoeea (Amosi, 1; com|K*nion In staying power. 1km. L 1: 'Hos. I, Ik Amos was called to be One of this hardy breed-in our opinion a prophet while keeping sheep, and the the id«il Shetland pony—haa been known chief place of his prophecy was Bethel ’ to travel from Sutnburgh to la:rwlck and k'jap vii. 10-15) Israel's sin was that be- < back the same day, with a tolerably heavy isuse prosperous they were at ease aud ih- riding weight, say titty six mila* iritogether different to the claims of God (vi, l-«); of extremely hilly rood. But, minor difgreedy of gain and oppressing the poor ferencm apart, there are certain cbaraet<*r(ii. A. 7. Jv. 1. V. 11. 13; viil, 4-6); heeded fatlcs-unfailin; testa in their way with not tiie voice of God in judgment (iv, 3-11). tbe experienced judge—which go to the I and despifccd the word of God (ii, 4; v, 10: ••makeup" of a Shetland, oa distinguished j vii. lO-ISl Yet He loved them, aud bore from an Ireland or Fan-, pony—e. g.. a patiently with them, and enttvsted them, certain unmistakable breadth of build, set and kept]before them the blcshingeof the ct pasterns, and. more particularly, an sure coreuaata with Abraham aud David. Apathetic air which no other breed poaRead very carefully chapter lx, 11-15. ses.xe'. 4. "Cotnc to Bethel and -transgress; at Your "Fheltle" i» not a quick animal. i» Giignl multiply transgression." Inclined to be sleepy rather than otherwise With sill their sin they were outwardly in hi* ptices.and is, as a rule, disposed to very religioas. At Bethel and at- Giignl do ih> more thuu he cafi help in tbe way of they- bad many aI tarn, Hosea say» they exertion, though, if pat to It. he evince* were as plentiful ns hwij» of stones iu the great |<ower of endurance, and will go field * But there was only one altar iu through au iramcmw amount uf work for all tiie laud where, since lhe building of hit abc. Tbe Ireland variety te altogether the temple, God commanded sacrifice to inferior, short lived, narrower in build, be offered (Drul. xii. 10, 11; 1*8. CXXXii, 18). aud generally fallacious, but, with all thia, so ttait all sacrifice at ik-tbel or Gdgal was hr i.* quicker, livelier, and huks that air of simply transgression. . 5. “And offer a sacrifice of thanksgiving pensive melancholy which haunts every Shetland pony.—Popular Science Monthly. with leaven, for Shia liketh you, O ye chit dreu of Israel, saith tbe Lord God.” leaven is everywhere in Scripture a bym These handy strips of line? or cotton, of bolofevil. With the meal offering (here varying lengths an- indispensabie in ev­ was to be ncitber tea ven nor honey, aud at the Pasbuver then* waa to be uu leaven ery household. Brooklyn for forty-one years has been manufacturing 'ta’-s- use­ found ta their houses. 6. “And 1 also have given you cleanness ful liulo thing' and shipping them all of teeth in all your cities, aud want uf over tho country. There is only one other bread in ail your places-, yet have ye nut 'manutactory of tbe kind in tb» Liu lied States, and that Is in Cleveland, <). Be­ returned unto me. saith tbe Lord." Observe in this verse aud In verses 5, 9. sides the ordinary tap* measure, tbe con­ 10, IL the five liujtw repeated sad refrain. cern in this city makes the steel measure 10) Lit und------------upwanL- — u*cd “Yet have ye not returned uuto Me, oalth- of — ------------------- by surveyorsthe Lord." This shows us the Jivart of i and railroad men. Tbe cotton und linm God and Hia one great longing for His ! used iu tbe manufacture are imported emng people, that they In true penitMkce ! from England acd the steel from France, The first two are pointed with n peculiar return to Him. * “And also I have withbolden tiie rain kind of paint, and have tbe feci anti inches from you when there were yet three printed on them from plates, rnueh in I lie months to lhe harvest; and I caused it to same manner r.s a newspaper is printed. rain upon one city, aud caused it util to Withjegnr.l to the aut-veyufe' measures, the figure* are etched on by an add solu­ rain upon onotlier city.” The measures come in different That He would also thus chasten them ir tion. recognized by Solumun in Lis prayer at the lengths, are! rolled up in cases or not, as In determining dedication of the temple (1 Kings viil, 35. tbe purchaser choore*. M). Who among un ever stops to consider | ■■ tbe depths of wells, etc., the measure uaed that when it puns in one place atul uot in is made of a metal rreembllng iron, arid is another God has anything to do with marked off every 100 fert.—Brooklyn it. or that when iu unc place there is a Eagle. drought and Id another much rain, it is lhe band uf lhe Lord that doetb tbinf Aud It was recently maintained before the yet if believe His word we must believe Paris Academy that shortness of sight waa that “the balancings of the clouds are tho n defect incident to civilization or to an ar­ wondrous works of Him who is perfect in tificial condition of life Ae examination knowledge, who saith to'the snow, Be thou ot the eyea of wild animals shows that on the earth, likewise to tho small rain those captured ite tbe age of six or eight and tbe great rain of His strength." months remain king sighted, white those 8. "So two or three cities wandered into capture! earlier or born in captivity are one city to drink water, but they were uot near sighted. satisfied, yet have ye not returned unto me. saith lhe laird." , t ADMINISTRATOR S SALE. ; They forsook God, tbe fountain of living In tiie master of tbe e»tate ot Andrew J. waters, aud hewed them out cisterns, Hardy. <1i*c<->lm*<1 \<nirf t* hereby given that I shall *«U al broken clsterus, that could bold no water. public auction, to ihrblgb-m oiiMcr. on KaturV. “1 have smitten you with blasting aud day tbe IXbdayof June A. D. (tat. at ten o’clock aafldawA' in the forenoon at the Probate Court Kooan This also be bad forewarned them of tor the Coontr of Harry to the City ot wbeu He set Ix-fore them thu bk-Mdngs and Hastings In the County of Barry In lhe MlcUtgan. purauant to license cursings which would surely follow obe­ and Authority granted to me on ttir. 1W> dience or dlsoiiedienee (Deul. xxvili, 22). day of October A. D. pao. by the Probate Court ° rmt 5V' *» ot the estale, 10 “1 have sent among you the pesti­ right, titta and Interest of the raid dereaaed of. lence after the maune^pf Egypt." n and to lhe rral estate situated and being iu This, too. Be had threatened (Deut. xxvlil, tba ( minty of Harry in the State of Michigan, 27. 60). while at the mine time Ho had knoirn and dreed bed as follows to-wilt The »outb e»*t quarter of (lie south raw prombud that if they Would diligently of u'*n 3 n°rth range 7 west. hearken to His voice and do right in His Also tbe north east quarter of tbe north east sight He would put none of the diseases - juarter of sec. i lu town 2 north, raiire 7 west upon them which He bad brought upon Alaothe eaat bait of the north west quarter ot •*• ® lu town 3 north, range 7 wnaL ' Also the the Egyptians (Ex. xv. 36, xxiii. 35; DeuL °t,ot* on‘htwn- three, four and Are of t. ock four of A. . PhllbtK addition sltbc vii, 15). village of Nashville. Mich. Also commencing at 'Your young men have I slain with ths the south eaat corner of the north eaTtquEt# sword.” oi section two. ton ii two north, range seven t’f"cc *'«“ tony Dhn* iSta The result of obedience would have been neMthat one would have chased a thousand, •brer thlrteeatlta (X-tsi rods thence north ’d*,J,’enre *”“* forty-»*ne (bi) and and two have pat ten thousand to flight three ?Mw thirteenths i3-l3) rods thence aonth (Deut. xxxii. 80), but instead of this tbeir enemles oppress them and stay them. 11—“I have overthrown some of you, an God overthrew Sodom aud Gomorrah, nnd cuai.yr a.rrn, AtolnlurMm. vs were as a firebrand plucked out of the ouralng.*' in Zech, ill, 2. Jerusalem ta called *r brand plucked out of the fire, and in I*«l 1, 10. they are called rulen. of Sodom and people of Gomorrah, while in Matt, xi, H Jesus says it wifi be more tolerable in ths day of judgmeut for Sodom than for diso­ bedient bract By famine and sickne* and war and by direct judgment He pleads with them to return nnto Him. but they refuse. 12. “Therefore, thus will I do unto thee, O IsraeL and because I will do this nnto chee. prepareto meet thy God, O faraat”. The long account of love slighted, com­ mands disobeyed, bleeemgs abumd, gifts transferred to other lovers, while all the time keeping up an outward profession of devotion, must some day be settled, and bow will Israel meet her God, whose most ioring and persistent entreaties she has •purnedf Ths only preparation is trne peniteucaaud consequent forgiveucas, fol lowed by fruits meet for repentance. 18. “For, lo, He that fonneth the mount ains und creuteth tbe wind. Aud declareth unto man what is hb* thought." if it is man's thought that is meant, then we remember that He searcbeth reins and hearts co give uuto every one aocording to their works (Jer. xvii, 10; Bev. ii, JB). "That maketb the morning darkness." If this bad been reversed it would seem more like God, but we must take it as we find it, snd we remember that “the Lord bath His wav in the whirlwind and io the storm, aud the clouds are tbe dust of Hi* feet” (Nah. i, 3; Ps. xevti^). j “And trradeth upou th* high places ot ths earth.” ' THgGREATEST BtMeOY OF is Lenox Dl'solutlui* Notice. THE ACE R.» W A Hunibjrger, now pKtw 1st M. E. church al Muske?™ writes as follows: b I take pleasure (u saying, to *h whni_ ssr-ms WcM-’s t.'ii nMwnt The business will t-e uouitaimd tv u g Rice who sssuinre nil liabilities ot th.- wWwPuyAwjfllsattnbere Of my chur^i to Frank Webster. t^MApdt , ' o.ri» Fkaxk Wgarrwt. KXtahX a" !5ta 1 mJ, It I, that th.t ata, be cU.*ea .. . "Mt.e. r.j'H . l’.ri"*-' Wlwatier Jo It n, t- it; .'a* , IB TEE W PEAS Krepcettaltv. Wksutv s h F. g.—Though freque* th WiilGufl »n a-. . this is tt»e first instanre lu *btrh 11 aii. . teatimoui.'U of thia de*enptk»a. It u fully a<ra in the interrsx of tb— * i ’ ™ttr‘ Coldwater Mfcis.. i>rt. 23. I*.w. A [j For Sale by all Druggists. riiKi-Aurn nv Dre. Mixer .& Spns, Hasting-, Mich. But not the party that buys WALL PAPER IMPROVED The Druggist, fiofl Cholera Cure. HOG CHOLERA, and PIN WORMS IN ROUSES MoRTtiAUE SALK. Default having been made In the condition* of a certain mortgage made by Ira F. Aldrich aud Fannie V. Atarlc» to Sama-1 ('arson dated October Tnd. A. D. IM2. and recordi d ta tbe office of tbe lUcitter o! Deed*, tor the county of Ham and Niate of .Mk*hlgx». on the "Uh day of October. A. D. imu, la liber E ot mortKM«e« ou pages K aud SLwfekh said Mortgage was on the l.lh day of March. INI. an*&ned tn Samuel K. Wlhtoou and duly rveonJed April 101 lu the office of K-gHterof Deeds tn aud for Harry county, Mlcb. in liber M at apwV pure* on pace 147. And it waa further ex pre**ly agreed in said mortgage that item there be any ucfaull In U»e payment of the interest Ktbe same, at any day wben tbe same Id be due and nayabto and should tbe same remain unpaid and tn arrears for the space nt sixty davs then tin- principal uo said t-.iortgage xlx'uld be due st the option of tbe mortgagee, ■ad tbe tatereat dneoa tbe__ eeroad wl. All __ _ _day __ Joi Or*.o GEO. <>■ Fur sate In H/utinyt Uy IE. U. GOODYEAR. I-n^L Mriio PM ud the <uum ht»lui remnluetl unpaid until • Hl. h—.bIA ■ ■ ...__ BAY STALLION, payable, on which umi via! med to be due at tbs date of this notice tbe sum of wren hundred sixty serac dollar* and sixty. Are cents, and an attorney's tee of twenty4)re dollars provided for tn ^ud mortgage, and no suit or proceedings at law having bre-n Insrl luted to recover the moneys secured by said mortgage or any part thereof. Now. therefore, by virtue of the power ?tL .e . o^tadned in oald mortgage, nod the statute in such case made and provided, notire is hereby given that on Ha*.wrday. the HUi day of July. a. p.. isai. at ten o'clock ta JorT?*?a'1 *han aelt “ »>ab,‘c ■action to the highest bidder, at tbe north front door of lhe Harry County Court House In the City of Hast Ings (that being the place where tbe Circuit S“u’l£»,1?»r!Tf Couutns bolden), the premitore dwcrlbr'1 lB «ti«* mortgage, or so much thereof *y - af***’?7 to pa> the amount dm- on “J* with iseren per earn, tntere.-ct, and all legal ro'te. togettHT with an attorney’s twonty five dollars covenanted for therein. th<-premises being drecribed In said t*rta,u £»•«• or pareel Of tandknown and detwrlbed as follows: To-wit: Foaled in 1885 srt, fc; SamuKiJx. Wiixraox. - ----------- -lrt<Mee. ........ — vvlso.u* r;, aiu»r Assignee. Dated tint April loch. list. Membrino is a beautiful bay in color, has good action, is an excellent traveller, and weighs 1.300 pouudyin fact he is a first-class general purpose horse, and we have put the price for service so low as to bring him within the reach of all. Fridays and Saturdays of each week at Spalding’s ware­ house building, opposite Rol­ ler Mill. Terms' SS. E. H. BARTLEY. Attendant. BUSH & GOODYEAR. Men and Women Who are Posted 1 tell j ou that the place in Barry county where money is saved and satisfaction m style, fit and wear assured in purchasing BflOTS AND SHOES pence Bros. . Hastings. They have the ezperience, tbe agency for the best . d sell their goods at reasonable prices, and that always means a reasonable margin o profit. When a dealer tells you he is selling them for anything less, lie is seeking to conduce himself or you that you are not intelligent enough to know that people do not do any business for fun or for their health. We are showing some nice things in Ladies’ and Misses’ Shoes, also fine shoes or Gent s. Hetorta turn grav. FOR THE that ' BLOOD Cleans ' Most CANCER & SCROFULA tbe earth. :e bros, AND SHOES. �Hastings Banner Hastings. Thursday, April 30, I89L Editor. u',llnl>torwl and PERBONA^MENTION. S,rtkW 10 KAtomua., nJ'iLt rel*d""" A"M.i « s,ih""* T“““* f‘ckN’ U>1 *"k- when he turn­ lupwrad nrtrtta ot .u»wbenr PUot. 7*!*. ..riw T*1*11'* «t life naioMoth. H.rBobl So. 2. .Iomi., clond_ Crewtoni •ndoody. * ku- variety. z. 11. Hott. l/ioo- A"«o. ot Prairieville. w., ■ s' Ml hood and at Uh- Mme Ume reached for the lever to move the saw table. Hu right hand came in contact with the saw and was badly mangled. The doctor bones to save hia thumb and Huie finger. COME AND SE£ ME-: Before you sell your ’ u^u2Xr,’“,,krt«'™» *re- . Th5.c,^"lin”9 Of a elty la largely a mat­ ter uf Individual effort. If each one will m 11 8 Oiy’1 preni,w* Hre clean and iu a healthy condition tbe entire city will be *?• ’he health officer will soon be making his tour of insprottoa and all are urged to SSJSSSSS^- c!e,n‘"a'" u-X'zJSg; »M:«S BUTTER-. x“hvUte' «• "■ ,uted 1,1 SMOKE .- ED. POWERJ’ NO. 35 ALWAYS THE SAME 3“ ALWAYS THE BEST 5< CIGAR Miss Gertie Nhnmo, of Middleville spent Sunday in this city. ' . ®l>ar>'eiuuip* lie. ■!«■) . had the repo, kfirs. Philetu* Rogers, of PraTrievlIte, I. la.hrn of keepihr the bet .lock ot canned siting relatives in the city. Absolutely Pure. »■“>’ In th- county. H„ ba. tho bent s oek of these goods on hand now that he uarentit h?7uWB?.k<,'r* OfM*rt,u- vl»lfc-d her A cream of tarter baking powder. Highest l!u.7»d i“r' Pineapples apri­ parent* in the city last week. of all In leavening strength.-U. 8. Govern­ cots ami bi tact every variety ot trulL He UMhs Lucy Bessmer went to Woodbury ment Report. At*K. IT. 1»M>. 81M) ha. Kmerhlnr neo In the ahaire nt ‘■pottyd ham." Try U. • pr ‘ rhureday to visit with friends. Mrs. B. Foreman, of Plainwell Is lb'nremlicr that when yon want yonr visltiag relatives In this vicinity. ’ We> teri-vl tor glaw>. Ural Hr. Ixrwry luu B Schoonmaker, of Plainwell, was in the le-vt <d npiraratu. to make a tlioroneh the city last week on legal business. and .clentlll, erramlnallou ot the eye, p, teat them tor alum And Umr be has a Dr. C. W. Young, of Allegan, spent large stock of the very finest quality of Sunday with hl* parents In this city.’ spectacle* and eye glasses, which he will Mrs. Clement Smith and Mrs. M. L. sell on reasonable terms. Cook wen* in Grand Rapids Saturday. The Perfect Medicated Air treatment Is Charlie Sbennan, of Charlotte, was in n sure cure for catarrh, asthma, coughs and la grippe. Any person who purchases Hie city yesterday talking up hisurancc. a set of the Perfect treatment and has nut EK?’Tne.. \ 'Sundcrtta, of losing. been benefited by Its use call get their Deputy Bank Examiner, inspected the money bark. city bank last week. / W. J. ami L. L. Uoixowat. / Agents for Hastings Mich. Win. Seaman, ot Brand Raplia. Is lo-av The proprietors of the "Knight Errant” ted in the paw->an building ou {North the well known Pythian periodical. have Mail, St., for tin* purpose of upholstering requested Sylvester Grouse! tn write up a furniture, remodeUng mattresses anti the detailed history of the victories both state like. Having had years of experience ut and national of Hastings Division No. 19 the business he is prepared to dt» all work U. It. K. of P. to be published In that pa­ in ft thoroughly workmanlike utuuner and per. Mr. Grvusel has consented and Is solicits your orders. POWDER XEVOLUTION I REVOLUTION! Cooking made t*as| by using • THE WONDERFUL -New Process" Vabor Stove, • NUnufneteren by THE STANDARD LICHTINC CO., . ? Original “Evaporating Stovel I.vdntely Safe! ’.igh ;• Ukc Gas’ ly a light, that’s all it—How iiiupli ...... ‘1 Nothing to irdir —all part Interchangeable ______ , .. ■ ' .iMi.ii be fill? I while atuve is lie market for giving the U*At o satlsfaution. • .\oukl um nut supply I'lJ- lhe Uli- demand UVUIUIIU the 111V I-• . 1: lu* teen gor-atly improved IN THE JOS. ROGERS U.S MORRILL & COMPANY Il^ve just opened the largest and finest line of STRAW and MANILLA HATS I That was ever shown in Hastings, in all of the Buy the latest and best! now gathering data. The pictures of Un­ officers of the division will appear in this particular Issue. HUFFMAN gROS The society connected with Emmanuel church will be entertained Thursday afteiBay Wince. the handsome Hambletunlan noon, .May 7lh. by Mesdames Mary Good­ hors.- owned by Joseph Rogers, Is one of year. N. T. Parker, T. J. Bush. Earl tbe best l»j.*<l horses In Barry county. He Brown. J. Hewes. N. Bailey, J. Rogers, •3.000 can be mien at the stables of hia owner, Dr. Drake. F. Stebbins, ami W. Chidester. who invites all who arc-Interested in good Supper at society roptirn from half past horse* to ■call and get a card containing five until seven. All are cordially Invited his pedigree. It Is worthy of mention that to attend. Bay Prince took the first premium at the The C. L. S. C. will meet nt the home ot county fair last fall. Mr. Rogers has put Miss Rose Goodyear, Saturday evening. nfies belts nt Spaulding’s, the terms of service at lhe very low figure May 2nd. Roll call, answered by pithy saying* of grxni.s call un Spaulding. .John Quinn was over fr< rcwt Hastings last French authors. jiiatunlay on a brief visit. fie had Jiut se- / French Cpurae iu Fhigilsb. Mrs. Hollo­ | cured a good place with a large chair and way. Music. High School Choir. a lu use and bar- ’*b!v factory soon to gn into bRBrgtton in Walks -ami Talks. Mrs. Hicks. | Hastings, that of buying tie- lumltcr and Music. .. ..r i aU’’nd,nK »” °tber outride work. Mr. . cuk lunj, of trout j Qoiuti says G. f. Walter I.shaking n still _ The Intellectual Development of the j greater success of his whip factory, rtn- Engliah People. Effle Snyder. Table Talk. The Italian Trouble, Shirley tin i hi.*hionab! dress trim-1 tdoylng now forty hands and doing his i own tanning. Orders for bis whips and Smith. ««nldingS. E. Literature under lhe Gueits. Sadie I halters are fully up to Ids ability to supply. tizr wrnp|>vrs for 10c. 15c and1 Bn? Allegan capitalists were, as usual, i Roberts. afraid to venture, you will recollect.—AlThe ladle* of the Baptist socldty will ionariea, etc.,f knpln Gazette. give a supper at the Episcopal society the Book anctiou. r Warren Foreman, of Rutland, sent to rooms Tuesday evening. May 5th. Supper ippearance of Jeffcr In street lia«- the Department at Washington for a few from 5:30'tu 7. All are cordially invited. sugar beet seed*, of. both itw French aud ।proved by cleaning. The Y. P. S. C. E. meet at the Presby­ German varieties and in return received terian eiiurch Sunday, May 3. nt U:3U. To line of kid gloves-1 lu the I four sacks. Instead of planting a few of be led by Maurice Grigsby. them htm«elf and throwing the rest away The ladies of tin* Presbyterian church 4V,-money to loan on real estate se-. he suppiietl nearly every fanner in tbe town of Rutland with seeds, and all seem will entertain theif friends at lite society • md approved notes. C.|H.Bai-kk. rooms on Friday next, tiie 1st of May. to take an active interest in experiment* i>- Book auction is attractiiig our liest from 5310 to 7. All cordially Invited. ! ing to see If they ean be grown here. rils. who an- buying stacks of books. fiHTgnu UJ iww Illi? Ulmero Ulfflrin fntrrsThe Barry Co. W. C. T. U. will meet In r l-ergalna -it in boots i—.fU and hhoes don’t. est in this matter as they do. for a little annual convention nt Hastings on the 1-sth U4f ymrcnn find than at O. D.' inexpensive experimenting may prove that and 15th of May and full and Interesting this part of the country is especially fitted progrums have been prepared .for each of for gwwing sugar beets. the sessions. On the evening ot the nth OUT new spring shades b Un. -Bel. We would like to see the premises of there will be a gold medal contest by heliotrope irinriettas at any manufacturing institution In the state winners of the silver medal throughout that Is kept up in nicer shape than is the lhe county and Friday evening Mrs. Manbeing dug for 'the Fullcr- yard at the furniture factory. The simple Il. Hunt, from Mass., will give an address l.<*n K«-n Held Ba* the job, name of'fumlture factory suggests sticks, at the Baptist church. Mrs. Hunt is the rork. shavings, etc., but you see none of- these national superintendent of scientific tem­ things laying around on tbe yard. Tbe perance Instruction and has ,l«en largely er wagon for Bale cheap, insurance Inspector* who recently visited !Instrumental in placing the text ixxjks for T. Diamond or nt Pennock thi* institution said that in al! their In- 1scientitle temperance instruction ■ in our fecii barn fur particular*. schools. Her coming here gives a speetions in the state they had as yet to public I opportunity to those having children ■ Our broken Itoiler spoken of] last week, find a factory that presented a better ap- tine j * te*en replaftid by an sutire^- new out- liearancv. But al! their energies are not in : the schools to bear for thenfttjlves her i>>. Bring on your job work, j sj>ent in keeping the yard clean, as anyone 1advanced ideas on the subject A full attendance is expected ■ from each of the Examine our Dongola tip. <lxford ties, will discover who visits the institution. 1local unions as each is entitled to five del­ Over 100 hands are kept busy making 1 t an * be ex.died for the jirice.! '_ r furniture. ’egates and the ladies of the city are cordial­ L. E. StAUFFEn. ' ly invited to attend all the sessions and The Detroit News is authority for tbe participate j Nearly ill the inrmbk^ of the Delton in the topical discussions. statement out of SS<J measures introduced The I. O. O. F.. of this city, celebrated In the Atate senate but 89 have been passed Mint attended Barry lodge in the evening. and four killed. Seventy-one have been the 72nd anniversary of tbe institution of He- furniture upholsterers in the Daw­ tabled. The bills received from the house that order at their lull Monday evening. building an- busy ns beavers aff day number 167, of which 1 IS have been passed. Tic- cxereises were appropriate tn tbe oc­ Hnr j Good wor|{ ttnj jow prjrvs are In all. 207 measures have been passed in casion and consisted of music, readings, Members from other nearly four months, while 296 remain to addresses, etc. lodges were In attendance and taken all in ''v :u-in reetdpt of the catalogue of be disposed of tn three weeks, if the legis­ all tbe program was a fine oue. lature adjourns by lire middle of May. as « state Uhiv.-rsity at Anu Arbor. There is now talked. The showing In tbe house High School. l -’M students enrolled, which makes School is progressing very finely, al­ this institution the largest in the country is even worse. Out of nearly 1,000 bills Introduced but 107 have though tbe warm weather makes some uf j <»|Hilnt ot attendance. Nothing proves the impotence of the legis­ fin-duct, of tiie .•tatc where furniture- lature so conclustvcly as the above. It is us pretty tired. Do not forget the literary on May 7lh. > manufactured have been sending dele* proof, too. that If the legislature adjourns Our old maids society Is progressing very C»«i ■ t< lam-lug to protest ataln-t the earlier than the one two years ago did it finely. appiHpriath.n to increase tiie opacity of will be only by sacrificing legislation. It Black straw hat* are all tbe style with U«r ta. mry-ut the Ionia prison. will be sftnply for tbe purpose of making a the high school boys. Tiie senior class of ’91 are preparing . <• 'prtng hotiM- ei«<altfniiig is finished record regardless of the consequences. The directors of the Kalamazoo, Has­ tbelr program for the graduating exercises. v tv ,w“ at'* read>' roeelve customers. Emmet Lee has Just returned from nc Hivjte the ladies to call and inspect tings & Bay City road have been seed and Uh- urtc-t styles in printa. ginghams, etc. it is reported that tl»ey have taken much Chicago. He will continue his school for interest In the proposed deflection of tbe the present U S. SfTAt rFKn. road to Owosso and thence to Sand Beach. L. McIntyre is again able to be with us First class brick, extra grade jmlvaulted Tbe committee of citizens of the city have after a severe attack of the grip. "■••1 pipe>. pumps of all kinds all sixes of prepared a statement showing the advanta­ Our new Glee Club which has Just been 'run and gulvnnlxed pipe fur all purposes ges of the proposed route—easy grades, organized is progressing nicely. ebmjHT man ever before. Second hand, proxlniity to coal fields, and the occupa­ A few were offended at one ot our Retos at Hastings Engined Iron Works. tion of a rich farming^distrlct now remote last week. We taean to Write wotblng *’<K‘kJ,f Rro*5** «nd crockery is from railroad communication- It is ex­ but the truth and mean to'offend no one. £ mpltte.. 1 hat h the reason why we eu- pected that tbe director* and offleara of lhe .' a good trade. Customers can get what road will soon make a visit to Owosso and Resolutions of Court Hastirtgs, Na &16. ' •! »«nt by asking for It New goods and investigate fur tbem«elve» the situation. Should the directors visit Owosso no pains Independent Order of Foresters. «-u-teniers coming aU the while. Whkuhah: It has pleased our Almighty sootald be spared In Impressing them with , / Hams A VanArmam. the advantages that will accrue to the road Father, the Supreme Ruler of our "Forest /(/+d. Chug wishes us to announce that he by passing throitgh on the Owosso line. Home,” to remove from this world our be­ • me nu acre open air exhibitions with Not only tbe tojxjgrSphlcal advantage but loved brother, John A. Bachellor, thereby a '•‘‘■Yr’e. Many p^,, h.y,. a the buslneeu enterprise that Is visible In severing one link In our fraternal chain ' s. ’irle1r i,!" ‘*d le*s amusement than he the material now stored up and ready for and filling our hearts with wrrow at the < . ( •fterooon for nothing. manufacturing. All this means traffic to !<><<* sustained. Baruh’wl: That white' we bow with •rd. naturally don't propose to stand the mind of railroad Bien. The visit of the committee should be signalised by a re­ submission tn the will of IDm who doeth ai. things well, we retain in our memories aiA.M>iC’',l.*an r«*‘»Uy decided that ception in which will appear this business Ute kind and patient ways of uur departed tn utnlindla was public property aud that activity, which in itself l« one of the Jn o,:r l*t n‘tun* w"‘ lK,rrow«l does not strongest reason* that will be conveyed to brother. Itcsolred; That while we mourn the «dlW larceny. This always seemed lhe Judgment of lherailroad projector* of the (teeirabllity of OwobSuV being on tbe loss, tbe friendship, and society of our un. T i, « "n1ivt’r^J opinion tboogh the dear brother who has passed through tbe tXd i“ n‘,vpr bef,,re bern p™- route line, it the railroad is built Owosso must share in the increased advantages, forest of this life before us. we strive to Witeu bj a decision of the court. because we can offer greater advantages emulate bls virtue* and be ready for tbe than at present and this will be done.— hour of death. Rraolvctb-. That these resolutions be Ik. ?'■roM ‘“ar “"o ta •» OwosHoTimes. We trust that the above report may be recorded In the minutes of uur Court, and .... J‘ k ••’"pposed tint his horse true as we would like to have railroad that a copy be tendered hi* wife aud to ' antl threw ,15a’ but up to connection with Owosso, and there Isn't the papers of tbe city fur publication. L. E. Btaufficb. i J. M. Nkff, -] Com. to tell aajthlait aboat bo. it Mppeow—Id be a HylW tarwv Geo. L. Heath. F Latest Colors and Styles LOCAL NE]WS. "'?* lr* ••• We are also the LEADERS in STYLES of DERBY HATS We sell the DUNLAP shape, the latest style out IT IS A BEAUTY. Those in search of a hat will do well in calling and inspecting our hats.-before pur chasing. Yours respectfully, ” THE ONE-PRICE CLOTHIERS, HASTINGS, MICH WANTED! Your inspection, of the 60 DOZEN 60 New Spring Hats at our store. STRAW HATS SOFT HATS STIEF HATS And all 1891 styles. Yon can not fail to find what you want in this line. Our line bf Spring Clothing is commending itself to care­ ful buyers who want to get their money’s worth. They all agree that they get it when they buy of us. R. K. GRANT, LEADING CLOTHIER. �the cold cheek, of deeth smiles and roses PER80NAL_MENT)ON. are blending »:d beauty 4»rn>wm«l awake#* John Dennis went to Detroit Monday. from tbe lamb." 4. Write the pwMwsaive alnguhr and F. B. Hire was in Bellevue last week. Ttmrndav. April 30. 1WBert Tinkler went to NashvlBr M««iay. plural of each of tbe following nouns: ox. mnuae. cot. city, boy. man, woman, valley. Thon. Heney was In Kalamazoo Mmalay5. Write tbreo abstract noons, three -Chaster Messer was in Lansing last collective nuuas aixl three verbal nouns. d. WFir a *entenoe having a daunt The base ball scaaxm fiz- opened. * * Mra. Mattie Spaulding went to Saginaw twed as a subject, also one with a clause Tlw.numI J«nl rh»P'"« “**“ h" last week. used aa an object arrived. 7. Correct these aeutmees. giving Mr. and Mrs. Richard Doyle were in Bucks arc reported as be|ng very plenty Grand Rapids Friday. reasons for your corrections; William ex­ ..n lhe lake* and stream* around Item Creasy Wilbur, of Lansing, visited changed three pair of rabbits for ten doten of eggs. Tbr younger of th? three boys Is Hr. Barber and family and Mr. and Mrs. friends here thia week. lhe better. I. he and you will purchase U bi Chidester art* getting settled in their Frank Balch, of Kalamazno. called on tbe property. Wanted a room by two old friends In lhe city last week. lueu twenty foot long rirni thirty toot wide. \t a meeting of the council Friday even­ Archie McCoy. J. S. Ckxslyear and' Dr. 8. Can you make any use «>f a pupil’s tig Jack Shay was elected street cotnmis- 8. Fowler were In Grand Rapids Mon­ knowledge of grammar in teaching him to , toiler on the 28tli‘ taillot. day. read inteiUgvutly? Illustrate. Mr. and Mra. J. 8. Goodyear went to The Crooked Lake Resort Company, of lx*t every enfeebled woman know It! Kalamazoo, nrc making many Improve­ Gambler. Ohio, Tuesday to visit their son There's a medicine that’ll cure her and the ments in tbe way of new docks, boat Louis. Will Kennedy, of Gram! Rapids, was In proofs positive! houses, etc., al that popular resort. Here's tbe proof—If it doesn’t do ^you And now comes the Canada thistle the city Monday and reported business a* good within reasonable time, report the .iwiudlrr with the statement that he is a booming. fact to iu makers aud get your money Ed. Andrich left for Detroit Monday for bark without a word—but you won’t do it! government agent and sells a thistle ex­ terminator for 8»-50 per bottle. Farmers a short visit with friends before returning The remedy is Dr. Pierce’s Favorite Pre­ to his bptuc in Galt, Ontario. arc warned against him.—Exchange. scription—and it has proved Itself tbe right Ed. Bottom is home from his initial trip remedy in nearly every case of female The May number the North American weakness. It is uot a miracle. It won't Review will contain a paper upon a sub­ in the interest of a large Massachusetts cure everything—but It has done mqte to ject that I* receiving a good deal of atten­ firm and reports good success. build-up tired, enfeebled and broken-down tion just at present—“Lynjh Law anil Mrs. Henry Stevens and Mrs. Edward Unrestricted Immigration.” written by Monroe, of Battle Creek are visiting their women titan any other medicine known. Where's the wqpian who’s not ready for Hon Henry Cabot Lodge. parents Mr. and Mrs. Simon Matthews. It? All that we’ve to do la to g* the M. D. Woodford, of Toledo, president of ' George M. Dewey, Jr., of Owosso, has news to her. Tbe medicine will to the two or three railroads, was in Kalamazoo received an order Issued by the war de­ rest. last week iu bls special car. It was at­ partment reinstating him in the West Point Wanted—Women. First to know IL tached to the afternoon train on the C. K. Military Academy. Second to ure it. Third to be cured by A S. Thursday and several children were IL The one eomes of tbe other. Sid Crowell returned from a shooting given a free ride. The seat of sick headache is not lu the tournament lu South Bend. Ind. last week, While workmen were digging the mains a good winner and is taking iu the shoot- brain. Regulate lhe stomach and you cure !o put water Into Oscar Ctook’s residence Ktournament In Jackson this week. IL Dr. Pierce’s Pellets are the little reg­ Thursday, they came across a gallon Jug ulators. Only 25 cents a vial. nt. T. D. Marsh, of Ludington, wife filled with tiiryentine. about three feet be­ he former pastor of the Presbyterian low tbe surface of the ground. Around NOTICE FOR HEARING CLAIMS. tbe Jug were some large roots and it Is church iu this city, visited friends and re­ State ot M’rhigan. Couuty ot Barry-w. Notice is hereby given, that by an order ot the evident that it had been there for a good newed old acquaintances here over SunProbate Court t-r tbe Cnunty of Barry, made many years, though how or when 1t got on tbe eighth day of April, A. D. IW1.M« months |/Mr. and Mrs. George Bradley, of Grand from that dale were allowed for creditor* to there Is a mystery. present thetr claims naatnat the estate of John Wheat around here never looked in let­ Rapids, Mr. and Mrs. Everett Davenport', A. Greblc. late ot said county, deceased, and ter condition than It dt*s at the present Nelson Davenport and Mrs. Sarah I.. Hint nil creditors of Mid deceased are required to pnwihl their claims to said Probate ttourf. time, and If nothing Interferes with it, the Smith, of Salim*, attended the funeral of at lhe Probate office, hi the city of Hasllngs. for largest crop ever known In the history of the late Sheldon Davenport Saturday. cxumhiaUon and allowance, on or before tiie eighth dav ot October next, and that auch the county Will be marketed next fall. The annual coffVenUon of the National claims will be hexid before said court on WedWith wheat aliove tin- dollar mark and prospects of a large crop und sugar five Educational Assox-iatlon of the United lay. the eighth da, ot October next, at ta cent* a pound, lhe future doesn’t look so States for the present year will be held at > ilock hi tbr forenoon nt each of those days. Dated. April Mb. A D. 1M>1. Toronto, Canada, and as it will on tbh awful dark to the farmer after nil. » CHAS. W. AKMMT!tOX<;. occasion be of an International character. Jugde of Probate. At Ibis writing 42 hands are employed It promises to be tbe most successful meet­ at the felt bool taeto< anti about 50 cases ing of tbe series. Most of the railronds PROBATE ORDER a.£ boots are being made dally, there being have agreed to give half-rates, plus 83.00 At a srnfon of the Probate Court for the ftrom 10 to 12 pairs of boots in a case. membership fee to all who attend tbe Couuty of Barrv. bolden at the Probate office in Tbe best kind uf felt is being manufac­ meeting, this rate being open to Ute public the Cliv ot Hauling*. In said County, on Wednes­ day. tbe M!t day o! April. In the year one tured anti, I he management hope to make generally ax well as the teachers. The thousand elalit hundred and ninety one. tills institution one thnt will be of great Canadians are making great preparations Present, Charles W. Artnstrong. Judge of benefit to the city. Manager Pendergast to welcome and entertain the visiting Probate. In the matter of tbe estate of Helen Griffin, expects to lenvc for a business trip through teachers, and numerous cheap excursions deceasetl. the west Monday and hopes to capture are being arranged to all important points On reading and filing lhe petition, duly veri­ fied at Nanc> J. Clark, dsnxlilci of aahl deceas­ on tbe great lakes, the St. Lawrence, and ed. praying thia court to adjudicate and deter­ Dr. Bennett will be at tbe Eagle hotel. the sea-side, after the convention, which mine wiarwere at the lime uf her dealt, and also who are now. lawfully entitled to the real Grand Rapids, on Wednesday and Thurs­ will afford to teachers the best opportunity estate of which said deceased died seized. day, May dth and 7th. and at tbe Phenix for enjoying their summer holidays they Thereupon It is ordered, that Thursday. Ute hotel, Charlotte, on Thursday. May I2th. have ever had. The official Bulletin, con­ xthday <>f April, A. D. IMt. at ten o'clock tn forenoon. I»e mummed for the hearing of said There is but one cause for constipation. taining programme for the meeting, rail­ the petition, and that the heirs at Taw of Fever In tin- rcetum. .Dr. B. knows how way arrangemeuts, and all other particu­ said deceased and all other persons Interest­ ed la said estate, are required to appear lars. Is ready, and will be sent free to any ­ to cure that. What are plies? Burated blood a session of said court, then to be bolden vessels and do not proceed from inflam­ one desiring it, do their dropping a postal at at tho Probate office. In tbe city ot Hastings. mation. They must have special treatment card to Mr. H. J. Hill, secretary local com­ In said county, and show cause. If any there Imj. why the prayer of tbe |>etltioncr from him. Asthma and hay fever suffer­ mittee. Toronto. may not be granted. And It Is further ordered, ers must know what hig orificial philoso­ that »ald petitioner give notice to the per­ SCHOOL COLUMN. phy can do for them. Consultation in sona Interested in said estate, ot the pen­ dency ot said petition, and the hearing German and English free./ thereof by causing a copr of this order retary. to be published In the Hastings BANXBB a There are a good many people in this newspaper printed and circulated lit said Coun­ country who are laud poor. Tltey own too Questions used at special examination ty of Barry once In each week for three successive much land to make farming anything like Apr. 17. weeks previous to said day of hearing. Chahlks W. akmstkoxg. it should be in the way of profit. There THEORY AND ABT. Judgtof Probate. Is too much of the capital tied up in land 1. What things would you consider In (A true copy.) that cannot be fanned as it should lie. determining the length of lessen to be One acre well tilled is worth more than assigned a class? Administratrix’ Mata. ' throe acres half cultivated. With proper ’ 2. What is the chief practical value of In the matter of tbe estate ot Aaron Parker, deceased. . care in the wav of keepUik Ute laud up to object teaching*.’ Notice is hereby given that I shall sell at puba high standard of fertlfity. a farm of sixty 3. Discuss briefly any one of the fol­ Ho auction, to th? highest bidder, on Tuesday, acres la worth more than three times tbe lowing topics: (a) Home study, (b) Man­ tbe tGtn day of June. A. I), iwt. at ten o'clock In tbe forenoon at tbe probate court rooms, number of acres only half cared for. ner of the teacher, (c) Written work. tn tbe cltv of Hastings, tn the county Smaller farms and better tillage would be 4. Which Is the belter for training the of Barry, in the State of Michigan, pursu­ a good motto for more titan half tbe Mich­ reason, spelling or history? Give reasons ant to license and authority grautrei t > me on the 33rd day of April. A. D. Iflit. by tbe Probate । for your answer. igan farmers. CourtofBarnr Conntv. Michigan, all ot the es­ 5. Which is the better for training the tate. right, title and interest of tbe said deceas­ List of petit jurors drawn on the 27th .lay of April, A. D.-1801. pursuant to pre­ memory, geography or grammar? Give ed ol. in and to tbe real esut- situate and being in the County ot Barry, reasons for your answer. vious notice, to serve at tbe May term of 8. Mention tbe faculties of toe mind in in the State ot Michigan, known and described as fottaws. to-wlt; Forty acres tlie circuit court for the county of Barry, the order of their development? . ot land lying in the south west corner of the tor said year, to be summoned to belli at­ 7. Give Illustration of what educators4’north west quarter (!A) of section one (1). In tendance «ld court, at the Court house mean by (a) "Ideas before words." (b) Go town four (4 . north ot range right (8) west. In in the eity of Hastings, on tbe second day Barn- County, Michigan, subject to the dower from tbe known to the unknown. and houiestead rights ut Haunali Parker, widow of said term at nine o'clock in lhe forenoon. of said deaeaaed therein. ■ ARITHMETIC. / Ed. Mead, Castleton. Dated, April ttrd. aFd.. 1M1. 1. A miller bought »Vfl bushels of Haxxah Pabuxb. Admlnlsvatrix. Frank Kennedy. Hastings. Frank G. Goodyear, city. 1st and 4tb wheat at 81.37 per bushel: he made 49 PROBATE OHDKR. pounds of flour and 11 pounds of bran wards. \ ; from each bushel; bf selling tbe flour at State of Michigan, County of Barry -as. Morgan Jones, city, 2nd and 3rd wards. „At * M»wfon of the Probate Court for the 8S.75 per barrel and tbe bran at S cents County of Barry, bolden al the Probate Office In Alanson Jones. Hope. per pound, what did he gain, if the barrels the city of Has tings, lu said county, on Tues­ William Edwards. Irving. cost 25 eta. apiece, and each contained 19C day. tbe 2l»t dav ot Apri:. In the vear one William Itenkes. .'ohnflown. tbonouxl eight hundred and ninety one. pounds? _Preaeut, Charles W. Armstrong. Judge of Itozen o Emery. Maple Grove. 2. Define prime number, greatest com­ Frobiua. George Merlau, Orangeville. mon divisor, least* common multiple. lu the matter of the estate of Cortez P.Prodlil. L. L. Loveland. Prairieville. Solve an original example in each of tiie deceased. George IL Brown. Rutland. On reading andI nilog thepetlttoi, dulv verified latter. of Arnes C. Pendlll. widow of said deceased, Tewksberry. Tbomapple. praying that a certaiu instrument now r»a file 3. Define a fraction and give four of J. C. Wagaman, Woodland. the principles upon which all operations In In this Court purporting U» be tbe last will and John Hall, Yankee Springs. testament of said decea*ed may br admitted to fractions depend. probate and that administration of said estate C. M. Gould. Assyria. 4. Mr. Dean gave from his farm 85 and may be granted to .latm-sM. CadwTUlader, the Richard Murray. Baltimore. named In said will or to some other 11-18 acres to the first of bls three son?, IS executor suitable person. Gideon McAllister, Barry. and 7-10 acres more to the second than to .,E*,e.Top!2‘ ” ord<-!’edFriday, the Andrew J.-Cain, Carlton. the first, and to the third 5?f acres more tMh day ot Mar, A. I). 1»1. at ten o'clock !.. B. Bcothom, Castleton. than to the second, after which he had ln tbe forenocm.be assigned for the hearing ot < eoAfe Whitney, Hastings. said petition, and that tbe heirs ax law of Mid 387X *cres left; bow many acres were In deceased and all other persons Interested in said E. W. MorrllL city. 1st and 4th wards. the farm ut first? estate, are wxju! red u> apjtear at a session of Jw. L- Crawley, *• 2nd and 3rd **^c«'«.then to be bolden at the Probate 5. From 61 and cue ten-thousandto AaaM Shultz. Hope. Office, in tbe etty of Hastings, tn said comny, take 15 and seven tbonsand eigbty-nlne ??►. ,f *"v ,,"’re **•why u,e prayer tieftrgwBaker. Irving. tcn-tiiousandtbs, multiply the remainder Albert’S. Dewey, Johnstown. by tbe product of five thousandth times 98 ■* etaon SfcOmber. Maple Grove. h^rtS ten thousandths and divide the product Cdvrard Paster. (.Traageville. thus obtained by tbe quotient obtained by thia order to be Albert Backus. PralrievlUe. published tn the Hastings Baknkk. a newspa­ dividlug 13.6 by 12 ten thousandths. ’.VIIliaflB C. Gorham. Rutland. per printed and circulated in said county of 0. A gentleman having correct New Bamr. ooer In each week for three suceeislve • odtua GHbert. Tbomapple. York time, found on reaching Rio Janeiro, weeks prevlou* to said day of hearing. r. , CHABUto W. AKMHTnOKG. Brazil, that bis watch was 2 hours, 3 fAtraeeopy.l Judge ot Probate. minutes. 38 seconds slow; what Is the longitude of Rio Janeiro, the longitude of PROBATE ORDER. New York being 74 deg. B mini 7. From a taak of tnolaws IB per cent, leaked out; tm* many gallons did it Ge* A. B-U. Naahvlhe contain at first, if (he remainder, sold at I’Mtatat ttaheek *' Wfo per gallon, brought 890.30'.' n-ysxrar Cunningham. Woodland 8. A. B#a»l C occupy adjoining Armstrong. Judge of properties onTbc same street; they unite In paying 85.600 for a sewer In the street; Following are lhe real estate transfers A’t* property h worth 83,700. B’s t#2,W0. O.:l *u‘l fl:,ni5 *to» ptaltton. duly ! ib-‘ week ending April 27, 1881. as and Cs 835.600; how much should each • of Cl«.n«ut Bmith for Enetme Harthora the register’s office: taken from toe bool 8. Which will pay the better per oenL Alfred Newman to tT.bromgum. T on tbe Investment, and how much: 8 per A. V TH *m« U>. D. D W. JobBsoa; parcel MM- cent stock bought at 7PX or 5 per cent aU?r‘l? «o commence an actlm. Jax R Bu«h U William Wil Fruit Evaporator Co ; stock bought at 62M. brokerage in each otrthe bond ot said executor. case being «* per cent? Answer any eight. t’u'ciUintmi Campbell; parcel sec fikAMMAB. 1. How many clashes of nonns, pro­ *nx to Herbert A. Powers; pom! sec nouns, adjectives, verbs? Give the plural rroc. of pailful, cherub, axl*. court-yard, spoonWtftto Wm. E. arise; ma see 3 •junl h&taGllhwrt Huzzie; w% of «WJ< of How plain buy Mid Hastings Banner BOSTON bRT QOObS Additional Local flews. ESK^SjS? L Whiter to tiftm A- Matt; tat STORE FORGING RIGHT ahead Haw lore1 since departed, we gj % pray and we ijopej I \\ The use of Ifje sluff ’Jan to W — k wane and fc Languish As sooq as ti^y *fej~ SantaClausSoar ^iB¥N.K.Fairbank&Co., Chicago, ySdtr*VSJ antm. host llthtal and ol..., „ 'h“ *“ . ..........( '.«ntj aS -Our stofr now |s ,» bx w n. u well llablcd aLsin.th.-., w,. menUon that wt and. t p“» I whirl, w„ I s fr hr '40 ft 1 "uj" Walllnir Uoom and Tolle, ll<»,n, Improvement rial w. think will I, “J? apprroiatfrl after a Iona and Ju, a pUre to root min.lv.. u„t , In order to make thing* ' UNUSUALLY LIVELY In our Mammoth tdaMUhmrat w. win ketp ™ Putting Out Specialties All the time. Our specialties for the present wliib. your Choice of aeventy-iiw Ladies Newmarkets That have been selling for fu.oo «? no 86.50. 89.00 and Sio.oo These rrillalf put out and sold for $5.00, Your Choice. Studebaker Wagons, Bodies and Farm Implement. Just think of IL You mu*t unme ruler and stay late to M-e all the manv bargain, tlial may be'yonris. We have also pi^ on tbe Bargain Counter: :> heavy Jackets for Ladies Thatl wll be dosed out For $2.25 - Messer Bros. & Reynolds. ' Good value for 85.00 thest-arvoulysft » of the attractive bargains that ar? to be found. # Best shirting can be had for 9 and I1 cents. Bargains in Dress Goods, Ging­ hams, Cottons, Underwear.’ Hosiery, Gloves. Marr & Duff, In front of Farmer’s Sheds. BATTLE CREEK. A Great Advantage To the buyers of Bissell's Improved Chilled Plow, Willi BeversiWe Point and Share, is that it does the with LESS than One-Half the Expense * OFFICE WITH HOLBROOK, OVRB MORRILL’S STORE. HASTISOB. Remember thft this column ceutsins bet a very MM11 part of the property I tare for Mik- or exchange. 1 bare improved and vacant city lot* for sale and exchange in all parts-ta the city. Farming land* for sale and exchange to all parts of the county. I have some choice Grand Rapids prop­ erty for sale at a bargain. # i BEST WORK > Cadwallader’s AGENCY Coh'MN. L • . ■ for repairs of any other kind of plows. is furnished with every Bissell plow. ONE I SPECIAL I On Jehonon street two houses *nd lo'’ , at bargains, and on easy terms. Near furniture factory-** W •“ houw- well finished SLOOT; 8500 «•*• ba), on time at 7 per cent. And one bouse and lot one block fn» factory. 8800; 8300 down. bal. al T P« cent. Cheap. , . . Near Mt boot fretorf- In W» ““ splendid house, with furnace »maU bam. Can be bought at a bargain and w «»J terms. . Several splendid bantam* ■> ward and other part* of t'"' ‘•'**5** Brick barn for salt' ut a barpin. on w ner opposite Ford’s hotel. 80 ft. front by 140 ft. deep.well !«•««"■. Seneca Fall*. N- Y.. has <•«• «** i”'d store three stories. al»o dwelling itouwtt good bare. • Can be bought at a tert»~ or will exchange for HaMintfor < Rapids property. Tbe city of Nw*™“ ha* a population of T.ooo and i>P«t»T* largest town in Secena Co_ 40-acre farm in Irving, all good. Can be bought at a bargain on «•»? terms. • ■.. - »o 84 acres fractional —xrr rui* » «• acres, J* ro,,e •*5‘b,H ed how*. One of lhe cluapest far® Barry Co., will take part city ^PI*rtLnu 10 acres near city, good lu.uaeand bar® well and cistern. 150 fruit rotes, M . grape*: 81.300. cheap. down. <*L km in Woodland to evcbtnF smaller farm and difference. 188 arm In Hope to*u«»'>‘£ know tbe Doty farm,’will sell hir H'M QOObTMK BROS Hardware rt imjtam Dealers. terms. , , .u ■' btfS.ver.1 SO wre parr.:, f" '•» ranjlne tn»> In n »me will Uk<- ran <■!'> l‘h,l”'r ''soSr. t.rw tor Price ,1.»00. WIUlwl- '« wrtlon nd PW dllftn-m-r. Alm ISO “t" l» \ ,,n_|. mi ISO um u> Kmom-. ofll’J ™ Mil. stone hoa«' 9 tort, tool Iwusc ,n.l house etc,one vrell watered by R from .nd „d well uoM,. g, ‘ s^S* K. town, Mired. two stock frroi. WH1 s.11 st ’ w ,em In pan WH’*'”'1' , J„k la U« Union FielUe I'- *■• staiM ot Kansas, "'-t1'. fuh. Ter... Hr. J l.mW* •cm, ot frralns. t”1”™' 2 |lt P« luda, rankton In I'rtw ’"‘“Xs ««» • a<n; ooMewl* do" "• >“ Man. Fwowu Im. Cnll»dr<Urculsf- �X THE WINDOM PLAN THATS IT. W CURES HARRISON IN CALIFORNIA. RHEUMATISM. Will Probably Be Tried with Some More Bonds. GA, A CIRCULAR FROM THE TREAURYB. Grant Remedy | I xautK... | ; ). ! atsl itanghlrr: ; »yf Recelpta. Washington CiTT. April 27,-Secreury Foster Saturday afternoon issued a circu­ lar discontinuing the redemption of 4W per rent, bonds. It reads; "With a view toreaerving the residue of thr per cent, loau for adjustment within the fl». cal year which begins ou the 1st day of July next, public notice Is hereby given that redemptions of the bonds of that loau will be discontinued for tiie present, and that the circular of Oct. U, 1810, under which auch redemptions have been made ««hereby rescinded. Due public notice' will hereafter be given of the action of the department with respect to the said 4>t per cent, bond*.” . CURES NEURALGIA. CURES SCJATeCA. ,ic!i c.itnp! tvlj Promptly and Permanently .i-MBACO, 3PRAK«S. i iliUISES. •!fr.: day o( .September. A. D. 1«B, 4. U .'ttand Jerome E. Wblcott niort• hdileon I’. V wk. all thnt certain piece •I id IsihI sirnati- in th>* township ot Ma4>*.< my of Barry and Ktale of Mlchl■iw.-'is it a* follows to wtt: The south rfl ‘.-irtti half of the northwest quBrser' v town two (n north of • i ft. Ji containing forty uo arnea > : a I • (<«.’>, recorded In the office of .i.r.J* for the County of Barry ;rr ?Mr- l.ttsu. tn liber 2» <4 mortgage* 'WMjon the twenty-eighth day t :• >-'■<. duty asstaaeii by the . .“ik. to the A. P. Cboli Co . - . i .-iid n'liBiwnent was on lhe fifth . i.-nr/, A. l>. taut, dnly recorded In .;. r < (•ffivv. in liber 3” uf inortgaae-, on i.'c. , >,! iv o' September. A. D. 1»W. an-and payable by lhe terms ol ibt «uui in fortv-five and 50-100 • s'. <»t tnt»Tr*t and tbe same ha* ■ •no ti l and hi arrears furthe space uf and ptVHblrah installment ut five and IW dollars [S4S.5O]. w n iiiajtwd unpaid and in ar.et- <d more than thirty days, lay ni s-mtember. A. D. IM :■■ .<n inMMlnient of interest ac■nu.Dt-.'id mortgage, of for:>i-sl-'s’'. which said last ; , -.‘:ird due and in arrears y day*. v reasty. o(»aid default, and Irion <»l said morteagr. th<id ras’rixage has •lected and < <>. lun*. anil tides hereby . i •■nilV-t nred by *aid moni- I martesev it>e siun Iti and 30 ltx> dollars interest, and the 4 ioo dollars [?7 A3) • • : ■ ; f’lt-n-on. aerording to tlw a ■ •rtgace at ti n per cent, from tlw* : J • try. .v. (). ■ *uii no procred­ < •rq’bty havr Bren in-.tltuted t>< r- *• -. . or any part thereof. -k! . l.’ iVby given that by vtr- -<tattite in such can.' made aud ■ .tteive and in said niort. > . < j <>r »■> r-uK-h Vit-reof as may t>e •. - -..id ut public vendue to tbe ■ -r. At tee uvrth front door of tire • .- in she c:iy of I takings. Barry ConnM:;' x:»t». that being the place of holilln* ■ ■ .••.it u»r Mild county, on the ninth M. . a It l-'d, at ten o'clock intbefirretidd«v. to saitefy the lunount then due together with all Jegal costs. ;' »n aitartiw fee a* provided by law. l>.»- .. f'rbrnuy rib. ir*i. Til kA. I’.iuokCo. l.tMtTRP. Assignee of Mortgagee. .. UlANCKtir SALE. . -an •• <.f and by virts- of an ord»-r and : Uir . Bruit court for lhe County ot ■•<■ i.ry. in tbr state*of Michigan. :i I dated on the t7lh day of June A. D. . ■ ■ r-.iin cans- there In r-ndlng wherein II. I. Hulloway are eoiaplalnaats and ■ '< o in ... ...i :s hereby given that I shall sell at ■' .<!< tion to th* highest bidder, on Sstur<u- <:> -ad o[ May a. I). MM. at tea o'clock ■; -meir. ut the north front door of tbr ' ■ r» •>■ •. ■■ 13 jar city ol Uastlngs. County of Bter* <ml State of Miclngan. said Court bouse • <•- :t.- vlaUe fur holding the circuit eourt for • I. unty of Barry the following described proi-enj; to Wit: Coamesciug ata point fifty n- <: :tiF--- tilths rods east of tbe quarter • ■■ ;t;- w<>: -i<ie uf section number thirty •i . lu • •••. ::u-i;> ivtmlier three north, range ■ . ' rh<m-e -Ait seventy eight and two nnhs -rods, mor* or less to lhe quarter line, '■■■■ south qn Mild quarter Une sixty seven n»n. tl.. ni ■ west hits rod*, thence north • nty —'.i n nods, therniwesi twenty sight and ‘• ‘•Rftti> n»l< thence novel) forty rod« to the . iwinnlns:. con tat a Ing upwards of . "•" ■■;t.-ht.ai n*s of laud be tbe same more or •— x-t-.nMingk* the Unit'd States survey. Also > !u-(r imreel nf land known and de■ follow-: The east thirty vac and • :. r -. .»r the .MHrth fifty one acres of the ,• '" -.ft'onal quarter of section number • ' 'ir.-, :u town-mp number three north, • i .••• - ght ncrordingtothe United States f >-.*-*l fta-’.inu-. Mich. March 17th IK I. alonxo E. Kknabcox. Circuit Court Commissioner. Barry County. Midi. hsirrex * Wmvbi, ' tuns ipr Complainants. GOLD LG2AL, PARIS, 1878. W. Baker & Co.’s iBreakfasI Cocoa S from which the oxers* of oil liu been removed, is AbwltUely Pure it ie Soluble. No and Chemicals aro used ai jt8 preparation. I* has wore !hmt thret timu the strength of 1 mJxad with Starch, Arrowroot ‘>r Sugar, and is therefore far more »•< onetuica!, costing Uss than one cent n cwp. It ta delicious, nourishing, ngthening, easily dioested, ■nd admirably adapted for invalids well as for persons in health. Sold by Crocera everywhere. W. BAKER & GO, Dotttata, Mm. ‘‘•uVi,?’TS. '“’T yo,,r ohlldren » kuowU-d e J i'•!til'torrit ng.’tck gn Win. MUCH FOR*TbEM Than'Manay. GnUld B»pld* IMteb.l El I-edyard Block, eor. Frari ai ForoataUgneaddress t Parish, sacewwor to C. G. Swensbwg. 15 Secretary Foster’s ptaus ot deferring the redemption of 4.1* per cent, bouds at the date ot maturity (Sept, i) meeu with favor in financial circles, many ot tho most prominent financier* and capitalist* of the country having indicated by letter and in personal interviews with the sec­ retary t beir approval ot his scheme, this plan carrie* with it. the redemption of tbe>e bonds bl the pleasure of tbe govern­ ment after proper notice, and until they are thus called in they aro to draw 2 per cent, interest after Sept 1. In other words Foster will adopt Windom’s plan with the «. percent* in ISM There are •4Ii,0c(!,ouu of tbe 4'^ per cent* outstand­ ing. ..... ................. ...v ■ rc... Director <-f the Mint’ l«ech luu made public n statement on the financial condi tion uf the treasury in which, among other things, he *ay«. that the amount of money in the treasury of tbe United States uu the first of this month was over 4731,000 OQtt, of which (403,030.000 was “trust money" held for the redemption of gold, silver, and currency certificate-*, mid the balance uf S2\*.000,o,Mi belonged to tbe treasury “just as absolutely as any prop­ erty which the government owns." i m NEWS IN BRIEF-. An<rl»«. A'Michigan judge is Hit Intest jurist to ‘■7^ “ ~T“ tebteJ p ¥’$•“ - V“ Auntete droid* tuat au umbrella is public property and that failure to return on* borrowed does not constitute larc;uy. Mi«a Gabrielle Greeley, tbe youngest daughter uf Horace Greei.-y, was married tartoaod Fomuux. At UnUm . uul. Thursday to Rev. Frank Moul rose Clen­ -»J«nproMb«d th. prc.H,ut anJ „lrt: -1 denin, at PleaaantviHc, N. Y. Twenty rowdies nt Katamaxoo, Mich., *'"r Oro>«r ClcreUod, uud 1 Uk.thteopponuult; bl wteblogjou ,rc wedneadsy night, broke tlw window* and doorsofa bunse with st^ne* to disturb hZd ”1u,n 1'h“ >,n“llJ«0‘“kook bl, tho screffity of . a wedding pdrty. They b.nd ourdi.nr, „,d „la h, wtahod Wm well. UwpOM.tod.mwd,lor., E. Snider, n* wealthy graiu buyer of U>e prc.ldeut.pukc.1 euu.lder.bte leugtb. Burdette, lo., called I. I Jit ham a cliickcuA. n L*0'1 Fr®U Bn4 thief aud tbe tatter bn* present* I a bill of .niL U ona numeroa» floral designs Ilh.VOO to Snider and naked tbe court to . and basils of fruit were presetrted to lhe ’ collect It. W. F. Pcironnel, once a prominent op­ Party. W heu the train arrived at Los1 al?th« “in**100s1 w" flred aud erator on tbe Chicago board of trade, was wens whi.tta. ij -o । fouud dead in a loom ut McCoy’* hotel alio t L1!’ ana _wh, “,“ Wy<l claim. The city laJui,/??^ I “ th"1 cllr Thursday. A package of ----- ...j na~ lavishly ( Tb« - to J,’»o morpl.m. »«< iuuu.l ,< In. .IdU.mllt i. lhe ceremunies opened with namrl.r ta .1 »• . - _ militia, G. A. R. post* and rivta ’ LuB*ue ^unni’ant, who is suing O. W. Hous in this vicinity participated The * J’OUr' °f ,:hic*g0’ for liu0’WJ for *»• president’s carriage was full of flaw.*? I I®"”! uutr*Reoua proceedings token to He stood kuee deep in them a* be ross to 1 bt*.ak n bel*‘!':u Duonivan* acknowledge the cheers of the neonl* 1 <M*Tr * d*uKhu,r< »l O.iktand, lined th. route oFte? p«S?P whlS CmL’ *orkl^ “ waiter in a hotel. He ended «t the city hall, wh^rea covered be w k ?Pin« out of lhe woj until form looked like a tropical garden. I Dinner nnd * Serenade. I A<Mrw»e. of w.lcom, ma.k b. I Comrcor Mwkh.m at,I M,Jor H„,-Z 1 resident Harrison reapomied un i bri'f speeches wvrn also made by Secretary | Rusk and Postmaster General Wane- ' maker. After tiie iipeechmaking the | president and party pruervded to the Hr! ! enbrek hotel, where flower-bedecked ; apartment* had been roaerved fot them, wM-,er.ufa" “.S'1**1 ntthe hotel, during I wmeu the preaident was serenaded in the rly evening. A Build Mllvor Card. lie then went to th* Pavillion and held a public reception, which was largely at-, tem.ed, nnd later the puesideut. Secretary | Ind iLi!->W‘ln,a*U:r Ge“!r;,i Wanamaker, 1 ,be Ili*Dola Mm»to Cuppinger'a bill Merritt conspiracy taw'wua SSfc'f Th' X'11'™1 "PpropH, ,bl" . 11 is prop ned to establish a mail service °n °ie caM ln Sl k0'14’1^**b strike ot laborers al Jackson park ls a failu,v- It will probably be declared oft The owuersof a New Jersey pottery ’-noted a tramp off the nramises for ask*ng fur 10 cents. The tramp bought a l*»un I ut sulphur and managed to feed it juto a burnim: kiln, nnd tbo result was that WX) worth of high art pottery ro'.’tavd to ylaxa. The only consolati >n the owner ha I was tb« knowledge that he >«Atl saved lUcwuu. Troop L, of the Sixth cavalry com- ll“',wtlrcly ol Brute Sioux, bu brru XAMgnoclub. lhe president’s invitation ; organized. tu tne c.ub was ana solid silver card suitsbly Inscribed. Tlw entire city was brill j Secretary Proctor has returned to the iantly illuminated at night. At 1 a. m. ; national capital from a vhit to bis home to-day the train started for Sou Diego. n*-i: iu Vermont. San FfcANctsco. April 2k—The firstI! After n recent rainstorm at Foloom, Cat., event of yesterday in the programme of gold nuggets were picked tip iu ibe*treel«. entertainment of die president and party A lucky l>>y fcniud one that be sold for toAt tin: Mile of Washington relics at was the review of the public school cbil- j rhl Philadelphia u coat worn by the father uf dren, who wyre drawn up in line on both hl* c *■’* country when inaugurated brought That the secretary should consider it wise aides of the street. Tbe president drove *1(JB to convert all his aasets into the moat avail­ down une line aud back tbe other, the; able niauey, and to this end convert the Au unsuccessful nfc;npt wn« made j uvm* u uv.uui,, mt., itcuiic.tuay uigiib iu large cjin J children cheering . — ~ amount ........... - ot subsidiary j "silver -.ii.t-t voiu — vociferously. —- —w Gohlen . mar Galesburg, Ills., Wednesday night to vivitMil and an.I than t, Hilo lawful money, and. that he should ! Gate ',aU’ nark lwrk wa<> ner’ visited 8u- 1 wreck n pasungnr train on lhe Burling­ draw in from the nati >:inl laink dppo-ito- i tro heights where luncheon was acrve.1. ton road, lull IIHIU. rics money which may be ureded by tne Tiie next drive wa* to Presidio, wiwr? the1J, There aucru t* is a n ।pig ax Junction City, Kan., * - eminently r, pn-Midcnt reviewed the troops stationed at ' which weigh* ■ —it53j pound-.. government “ "«em» proper, It'la be and should excite nu concern:" that the ___ —and __ __artillery ___ ... and cj L. -v- ‘ lievcil >c I the *post wltnes.ed lierv.1 to l«e the ti largest bog iu the world to !*• only heavy expenditure chargeable to the ' airy drilta. In the Evening at the Palace —on fuur fret. last congreM which tbe treasury is feelhotel President I- iiuki a-reBKirat and ami Airs. airs. i!urrt«ou Hurrisoo re re-­ ' The street car strikers at Detroit have ing now is the rotund the direct tax; ---------- <>f--- ----------------------i; wired’ representatives of the army and noMMaionm the city. citv They TLertc ir up nn the th* the tear tallln'J ff' • /Fh C‘”‘U“nf “F vhV>; fl”‘ ‘‘L!' a \arr °?mber *n’I po-se*s:on tracks andof utberwii lhemilve. fallini* of! • • • solely HOielv because b*<"tn^<if t he Tiled \lied guests. Eiuexls . ... .. falling of the Several h.nA. bands ..r of ... music ma>tcrs ot the situation removal of 4be duty on augnr. the benefit were in attendance during the reception. The Brin di and Portuguese are still of which the people are getting In the quarreling over their ‘ South African lower price of that article." Prior to this th* Z.-ta Phi fraternity en­ possession*, but the prospect* are now tertained tlic president tor half au hour. Hint no bloc 1 will .be shed greelevs daughter. During bis Miami college days tbe presi­ The International Young Women’s dent was a member of this fraternity, aud Christian association, in session at Scran­ lhe coast orjauiMtiou so arranged their ton, l*n..bn» elected Mrs. J. V. Farwell, of own banquet Dial tbe president would be New York, April M —The wedding ot enahhd to attend II At last nights re­ Chicago, pr.-'idenL The new United States treasurer, E. H. Min Gabrielle Greeley, daughter of Hor­ ception Mrs Harrison received a souvenir ace Greeley, to Rjv. Frank Montrose from the laoieaoCSan Franciocu. It waa Nebeker.^will take charge of the office Munday. T e couiit of tbe money in the Clendenin, took place yesterday at. St. an elegant silver card they tastefully de­ treasury began to-day. John's Protestant Episcopal ehnreb, signed. The reception lasted until 11 Rose Hili is under arrest at Lebanon, Pleasantville. Westchester county. Tha o’clock, wb'-n the entire party retired. Mo. eharg-d with poisoning a family Rev. H. T. Hall officiated, nnd, previous Shortly after it occurred Sunday, tbe name^Bkiuier-on in Camden couuty, two to tbe ceremony, administered the holy presiilent received news of thu accident members ol which have die L communion to the brid d couple. Miss to bis slater, Mrs. Eaton, and for a time it Rev. Dr. Lorimer, pastor of- tbe Im­ Greeley drewwl the altar with her own looked as though this untoward event manuel Bapl hl church at Chicago, has bauds. No formal invitations were sent would break up tbe excursion, as tbe presl- received a call to the pulpit ot Tremont out for the ceremony at the church, but dentaunounced his inteutioii, if reassuring Temple, his nil church al Boston. Nelson Gray, a desperado awaiting trial many people of the neighborhood and nesr* wa* nst received, of returning coat parishioners of the bridegroom atte nded. at once. But fortunately good news ar­ for arson and burglary at Versailles, Ky.,* rived yesterday, aud If there is no relnpse was shot through the head nnd kille<i by The happy couple arrived here yester­ tbe excursion programme will be carried 1 Jall.r Hall Friday while attempting day afternoon, where a reception wasbcld. out. to efcaf^. » ____________________ attended by a large number of prominent During the Salisbury administration of MOURNING IN GERMANY. people. They left here last night on a the British government •150,000,01'3 of the wedding trip of a month, but their desti­ national debt has been paid. nation wa* kept secret. Although Mr. By accident Thursday Arthur Moore, of Cleodeuiu’s paatoral work st Westches­ Berlin. April 25—Geu. von Molike, Windsor. N. Y., gave, hh youn^wife, w .io ter will keep hia reridence there, be ex­ had just bet i confined, a teaspoouful of one of tbe great historic figures of tbe pect* to be able to take his wife for a few carbolic aci<t She died in great agony a weeks every year back to her old home in German empire, died last night at bis res; few hours later. Chappaqua. Tbe handsome stone barn idence In this city. Tbe news spread rap­ The body of Charles Bedford^who dis­ on Greeley place, which Mr. Greeley built idly through tho city, and on every hand appeared tron Leadville, -Colo., sixteen many years ago. is being altered into a created tha moat profound sorrow. Em- months ago, has been found iu an aban­ substantia! dwelling house, which will jieror William, whose love for the old sol­ doned drift. He bad committed suicide receive the pair during their visits. dier amounted almost to idolatry, shed by exploding a stick of giant powder. Three negro murderers were banged In ANOTHER WOMAN SHOT. South Carolina' Friday—by tho sheriff: Waite S. -Martin, at Columbia—killed a Bloody Work white wonrnnr Bill Miles, at' Pickensmurdered a man over a debt of a nickel, Connkllsvillk. Pa., April 24.—There and Hdmun I Holliday, at Manning, for waa a troublous time at Leisenriug works the kiliiug of a white mon. No. a yesterday when Sheriff McCormick A receiver has been appointed for the went there on an eviction tour. The first Bloux Fulls (S D ) Granite company. Lia­ bilities, HO.-KiU, aoMta, *5.3,030. to resist the sheriff were Andy Blaahko Severe and con tin nous rainstorms in aud wife. Tbe. latter triad - to enter her Peru have inundated many villages and house after being evicted. Tbe sheriff caused a great loss of property. repeally shoved her down the steps and Homer F. Royce, ex-chief "justice of the the husband and a mob of women Vermont supreme court, died at St. Alpounced upon the officer, who opened bens. Vt.. Friday, aged nearly Ml years. fire and wounded Blaako In,the leg. Mar­ . B. S. Merriam, a well-known Repub­ tin Struvoiik, a tiger like striker, sprang lican politician of Keokuk, la., and Cor­ upon the i^eriff after the crowd dis­ nelius North, of East Tawas, Mich., died persed. McCormick shot him clean tears when he heard of tbe general's Tbursaay. through tbe face. Two miles from Huron, & D., Thurs­ death, and immediately ordered that ex­ Struvoiik retreated, but the crowd reap­ tensive preparations be made to show the day. at n depth of 935 feet, au artesian peared, auddid uotrun until Mm. Btashko esteem in which be waa held by the na­ flow of 10,000 gallons per minute waa had been shot in the thigh and the sheriff tion. Residences and budneas places in struck. Twelve Manlpuris villages have been in lhe ankle. The wounded woman lay Berlin are already draped, and the city on tbe ground fifteen minutes with her presents a spectacle similar to those wit­ destroyed by tbe British-Indian troops It trying children beside her. She was re­ nessed after the deaths at Emperor Will­ is now thought that the rebels are com­ pletely cowed. moved to her house, and when Sheriff Me iam and Emperor Frederick. Gen. N. P Banks is iocomparatlve pov­ Cormick entered to learn of her < ondi tion she sprang at him like a> Roues*. It re­ erty in bis old age, and friends in con­ quired several men to restrain her while Washington Citt, April 87.—In tbe gress bnve started a movement to raise a the sheriff got out of her sight Neither Supreme court of the United States Mon­ fund .'or his support. of the women shot Wedne>day is dead, Mayor Chapin, of Brookly n, N. Y., baa day Chief Justice Fuller annottnost th it and the doctor say* they are uot even ser­ •wing to tbe illne** of Justice Brkdl-y, appo nted T. McCanta Stewart, a colored Democrat, a member ot tbe board of edu­ iously wounded. lhe bearing of the argu rents iu the Beh­ ring Sra case and lhe lottery case won I cation of that city. It ia stated that the great secret ot P. L. be pXpone.l until October 10, as owing OOLUMBl®, Ind., April 27.—A monu­ to the importance of tiw cases, it w.is de­ Mo-ti'a payment to •’Doc’’ Wilson of ment fifty feet iu height, ot Bedford lime­ rivable that tne argtrtn’nta should be 135u,<U0 was that WiUoa knew of some lurtt f crime committed by a relative of stone, will be erected May 10 with appro­ heard by a full bench. It la hardly poesipriate ceremonies, marking the center ot blr 1 bit the cmx- brought to test tha con­ Moen, nnd the tatter paid Lhe hush­ population a* shown by tho census stitutionality of tha McKinley tariff la.r money to save the good name of his fam­ bureau. Il will be on a farm twenty will be reoobsd soon. There were no ily. At White Pigeon, Mich., SaturJay E. J. tnileu east of this city. d|rci*iou« in Lhe electrocution cases of Brink, n l*ake Shore brakem in. kicked Jug.ro an I Wck>1. auu othrrwNe brutally abused bis wife. CHICAGO. April -5 —A fire occurred on As bo was about to strike her with Ids Chicago avenue Thursday ia n tenement MoXBor, Mich. April W.-A tragedy ttatkbe drew a revolver and shot him in occupied by over fifty p-raou-, and no cxcarrod at the county jail Monday loom­ tbe neck, giving him a ponibly fatal Friday, tbe men al work on tbe ruins ing A* Turnkey Tehrer entered tbe cell wound. found the bodt*» of Mr-. Bjorn* >u. *n old J. 8. Hout, of Sl Louis, rent a revolttsiai :or attempt-<1 burutary, to remove ihi ir Ureaiilasl ui-bes, ha w*«"Bet upon weooeo •• •cornu; av au City «. — -­ Only two game* ptay«d. Tbe officer ' in the fight shot bolt: men. On* was । keiedlaatautly and the other will die. tber of bating.” A kodak flood was on hand and took several lualantaueous pho­ tographs of the affair. St. Iteui* was thrown into a fever of ex­ citement Sattinl iy by tha discovery of the mutilated r.-malus of a man and womau. The excitement subsided when it wa< found that they wera mwlic.il col­ lege subject A It is stated at Chicago on apparently good (nutl.orily that the D.*ero & Mansure company, coni planter manufac­ turers; D.*era & Co., bnrve.ters, and tbe Moliue Plow c nupatiy, all iocau-d at Mo­ line. Illa., have arraagvd to luqrtro into one csinbHshmaut. Bo-tun aud Chicago capitalist* nr* at tbe head ut tbe com­ bine. Mra. Sirab Huutlqf, 70 year* old, waa arrested at Chicago Saturday for shoplifting. She was detected stealing a doll, and other stolen property was found ou her person. John B. Werner, of Allentown, Pa., ' and R. M. Ludtow, of SL Iteuis, studeut* at the Epi-copal General Theological ■cminary, N.-\v York, have joined tbe R'<man Catholic church. Talmn'lge’s new Tabernacle In Brook­ lyn, N. Y., was opened Sunday, with three services al each of whlcu it was packed with people. The edifice has co»t no far H10,0U0 and will require >40,000 afore to finish. A quarrel between two boys from differ ent villages in Nuaug Tung, China, led to n battle between tha rival villages iu which swords, spears and fireams were the weapons. Many were killed and wounded. When David Smith, a former living in Cook couuty, just east of Elgin, Ills., arose Sunday morning, he found the body of Frank Martin, a middle-ageti man who worked at odd jobs thereabouts, hanging from a tree in his dooryar.L The poller of New York are arresting tneu right an left, but so far do not seem to be any more sucooeaful in getting hold of Mack the Ripper" than the London ‘'bobbies." Hempstead Wash burnt- was inducted lute office ns mayor at Chicago Monday uigbl. The American Tract society ta holding its annual meeting nt the national capital. The receipt* last year were 005,00). A greeuish insect is injuring the wheat In Russell county. Kau. Peter Wettstein, of Leonard*rille, Kan., I* so angry over the delay in obtaining a pension thnt he has declared Ire will kill Gen. Haum and biqrself if tbe pen-ion is uot granted soon. He has been waiting eeveu years for it aud has set a limit ot time he will wait, and the officials are watching for him. chagen, the great Russian painter, is in­ sane. Judge Ellis S Ferry, formerly a resi­ dent of Danville, Ills., died in Washing­ ton City Monday. Professor John Dickinson, Anna Dick­ inson’s brother, is satisfied that hl* sis­ ter’s mind is unbalanceJ The Farmers’ nnd Traders* bank of Montgomery City, Mo, is fy,30C short, and the cashier is missing. t Ground wa« broken Mond iy for the Grant monument in Riverside p*rk. New York. Gen.- 'Horace Porter delivered the oration. Joseph I’eck. aged 18. living near Logan Court House, W. Va., emulated Nero the other day iu n smalt way. He set fira to his father's bouse add played an organ while it was burning. Among tl:e men natnod for secretary of war .when Proctor resigns to became sena­ tor in Edmunds’ place are e ^-Senator* Hill, of Colorado; Pierce, of Minneapolis; Senator Manderson and M. M. E«ee. The fire in St. Charles, Minn., Sunday destroyed property to tbe value of f100,000. Tiie Detroit* Street Railway company made a coinple surrender to tbe employes Monday, before lhe arbitration boird had an opportunity to consider the matter. Tbe surrender, however, was ma le directly to the arbitration board. Portland, Ore, April 27—Toe soldiers tn the garri-ou at Walla Walla, Wash., broke into the jail in that city and shot I). J. Hunt, who was imprisoned for kill­ ing one ot their comrade*. k THE MARKETS. Chle..., FuUowlng were the quotation < on tae board of trade to-day: Wheat—Na. 2 May. opened fil.OBtt. cloecd »L0»)4; July. upen>4 f I <«*». dosed Staffs September,opouoJ S1.OB4, closed fl.iilCorn—No. 2 May. upenoJ SS^i\ dowd a^tc; July, opened QfHc. clroed S3c: Septem­ ber. opened duwd «IH?. Oata-Nu. 2 May. Bpcned aSHc, closed & He: July, opened 4?Hc. doaed UFu'. September, opened 31e. doeed 3*Mc. Pork—May. openad f IX.’iU. do«od *12.00; July, opened I12.9U cloaod >13.0'; Septem­ ber, opened *13.3), closed flfiJli. Lard—May, opened l&blhk cldsal VLT&ii Live Mtock—Following were the prion at the Union stock yardj: Hogs - Market opened only moderately active aud rather dull; prices 1U&1N- lower; packer* buying Slowly; sain ranged at *3.0U3<A) pigs; »4.<0il.!U light; tl.STjtc; rough pa.-king; *L0Ja5-O/ mixed; *4.<U^o.to lor. hoary packing aud shipping lot* Cattle - Quotation* ranged at F>Ghjfl.43 for choice to fancy shipping ktears; for gwd tu choice do; A3i&t.m) common to fair do; >3J0a4 £■> Imt.-hera' ateera; *2.<D^350 stocken, *4.00g&d» Texan*; *3.^43) feeders; Cl.fiOft 4.<IO row; JLSO2A40 bulb; S£in&l W real calrea Hhrep—Lvmand fairly actire; quota­ tion* ranged et 14 weave sue; :«.7j®iL25 Dativca; to (tej'.iu tattibs. Produce: Butter-Fancy eeiwratnr, 2Jc per lb; freak dairies. 21®Xfc; paddug stack, 113 13c. Eggs-Strictly freah. U 13^ per do*. Live poultry—Uhickuus, luc jier lb; ducks, 1J3 11c: turkeys, mixed lota, lljvtac; <0ea, UU' per do* INitaUwe—Whit» rose, 75 jdU j per bu; Hebron. Su-|*»tUU, Poerlew. Sweet potatuea—UUnoi* Jerseya, ApplasUuocng. W per bU; eating. Broom corn—Hurl Gteiifc- par lb; whisk brush, gnu*, self-working. 34>4e; nil Je aud rovers. 3ti>7c; Cummoa brush. 2)4 •3Hc; erroked, 2®3MS HUM: do Jone. SLUM: do July. »U»M; MMc. Bye-Negiaetad Barley-Neglected. Pork-Dull; JJ3.7-<jlt.UJ for new nu^. Lard- l&UO.jBB. Cidoradus W-si; ---- ... . EL73««.n. Eb«ep LaxnlM-Market active at an ad G7.»> V IU) cllppsd do. fXHDjd W; auburn tombs. .7.0C31U; uMpp>-d ito, WWOffMri*. Dirraorr, April 27. Mr. Frank Huffman, a •young man of Burlington, Ohio, states that he had bmn under tbe care of two prominent phy­ sicians. and UM*d tbelr treatment until be was uot able to get around. They pro­ nounced his case to be consumption and ( incurable. He was jiersuaded to try Dr. King's New Discovery for consumpUou. • ■ coughs and colds and at that time was not able to walk across tbe street wltbqot rating. He found, before he had Btfrd half of a dollar bottle, that he was much , better, he continued to use it and is to-day enjoying good health. If you liave any throat, lung or chest trouble try it We ; guarantee satisfaction. Trial bottle free at W. H. Goodyear’s drug store. Klee trie Hitter*. . This remedy Is becoming m> well known ' 1 and ,sb popular as to need no special mention. All who have nwd Electric I Bitters sing the same sons of praise.—A purer medicine does not exist and It Is guaranteed to do all that Is claimed. Electric Bitters will .cure all diseases of the liver and kidneys, will remove pimples, bulls, salt rheum and other alft-cttona caused by impure blood.—Will drive nfalarla from lhe system ami prevent as well as cure all malarial fevers.—For cure of headache, constipation and indigestion try Electric Bitters. Entire satlsfactioB guaranteed, or money refunded. Price 50 cto. and 81.00 per bottle at W. H. Good­ year’s drug store. I The best salve In the world forcu|s, bruises, sores, ulcers, salt rheum, fever aorta, tetter, chapped hands, chilblains, corns, and all skin eruptions, and positive­ ly cures piles or no pay required. It is guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction, or money refunded. Price 25 cents per box. For sale by W. II. Goodyear, the druggist. The Ashley* will endeavor to console the wounded hearts of the South Lyons people by having a motor line built from that town to Leland. I I»ciorS may differ in opinion as to the cause of that feeling of languor and fatigue so preva­ lent iu lhe spring; but all agree its to what is the best remedy for It. namely, Ayer's Sarsapa­ rilla: it makes the weak strong, and effectually removes that tired feeling. ■. A cooperage shop employing 25 men will be started at Howell If the town will put up 8500. The bonus will probably be forthcoming. It seems to be the fashion for young ladles with pimples and Oiotebca on their face to make experiments with various cosmetic*. Madame PiffypafTy advertises her foreign-named compound, composed of a combination of poisonous mineral sub­ stances that deaden and burden the deli­ cate substances of the skin. There are no 'complexions like those that nature give. The tonic, strengthening and health-giving • fleets of Swift’s Specific (S. s. S.) permit nature to work her will In this respect, as ihuusai'ds of ladies, both youug and old, have discovered. The cheapest and moat beautiful complexions ‘ depend «>n health and vigor. It Is tbe office of Swift’s Sjiecific IS. S. 8.) to give vigor and tone aud health to the system, and in this. way to give lustre to tiie eye and roses to the cheeks. ' * lU-ltx. the Manistee salt maker. Is the only one who will not join the new asso­ ciation. and be proposes to fight it out alone. IVanned-a good appetite. You ran have It easy enough b> taking Hood’s Sarsaparilla It tones the dlyestlon and cures tick headache. Lansing photographers want all canvass­ ing photographic agents taxed a liberal sum. to keep them away or help the city. I Mr«. U inslow’s BooUnag 8)rup ha* l>een csed for children leetbmg. It soothea Uw child, softens the gums, adaya all pain, earts wind eollc. and 1*1 tbe best remedy for dlarrtacrh. Taeiity-five cent* a bottle Sola by all drmnrtw tbrougtrout tbe aoyid. The Canon City Gleaner has quit: been garnered in by the newspaper gleaner whose name Is Death so te speak. Improve the nutritive" lunctions of the scalp by using Hall's Vegetable Sicilian Hair Renew, er. and thus keep the hair from falling and be- Thomas Rose. ■ Saginaw dago. was sen­ tenced to five years .in Jackson by Judge Edcet yesterday for larceny. Ur. Haines' Gulden SpecIBc. It can be given .u a cuu of tea or coffee, with­ out tbe knowledge oft he person taking ft, effecting a speedy and pe Nnonent cure, whether the ratlent Is a moderate drinker or an alcoholic wreck. Thousands ot drunkards have been cured who bare taken tbe Golden S(>eclAc in tbelr coffee without their knowbdxc. and to­ day believe they quit drinking of their own free will. No harmful effect results from its ad­ ministration. Cures guaranteed. Send for cir­ cular and full particulars. Addre«s lu con­ fidence. Gold km Sexcinc Co., iha BacS fitreet, Cincinnati. O. :i H. C. Thome, the missing Flint man, has turned up safe and sound, but non compos mentis, in New York state. When she waa a Child, she cried tor CMstori*. When ahe bad Children, she gave them Castoria. A new basket factory Is to Ire started at Gobleville, Kalamazoo county, about May 1. with a large force of men. Tbe ruperior merit of Ayer's Cherry Pectoral as an anodyne etpectoraat 1s due to* skilful cnaibmaflntt of the most powerful Ingredient*. Nothing Uke It baa ever been aUsmpted in pharmacy, and its sneeeas In the cure of pul­ monary complaints l» unparalleled. Tbe water In Saginaw bay is po low that tire rafting ot any large quantities of log« Is nearly Impossible. Children Cry for Pitcher’s Castoria. Children Cry for Pitcher’s Castoria. Children Cry for Pitcher’s Castoria. Mrs. Johnson's dwelling house. Fenton. Matches. Total loss. The Royal An-annm will bold Its next annual meeting in Lansing. The attempt to form a board of trade in Bay Qty is a gloomy failure. WUiiatn DriukaH aud wife, of Byt > Center, cwtebrAtrd Hick gelden woddl fatal week. ’ Ishpeming, Marquette, ■tract comariof the ote: y got Lim there gave him I Houghton * �tteada to the sorrow of al! who lire near. B. 8. Holly ta getting ready to build a new bouse. Henry Walls will build a house* Mr. McCorolce ta moving hta blacksmith Some nfour industrious farmers bare shop on the lot ta front of hta bouse. Dogs wounded five good sheep for L. >• >““« Christie on Monday night Three eame |,ul dogs have been In three other flocks and it teems tliat an effort should be made to lo­ mid *«. »' your eUy. cate the dogs and put on end to tlieir sheep killing. If not the dog fund will run short m our strvol Friday. . , . this year. Wiiiiam Merritt and wife on their hou-M- and gone to work for Jubn HnMen. of Gull Prairie, this season. The Ladles Dime society met at Mrs. Clara Payne begins her first term of tciiooi fit the Bunnell school noose, the Jane Fibber's. They report a pleasant time and two new members were taken in. Brat Monday iu May. School commenced Monday In the Fisher Aiwa Woodworth, of . Hastings, visited district with Eva Smith as teacher. ber"later. Ixjttle l/JOrnta. • Wallace Brown and wife were callers at Mrs. Cowles Sunday. Wallace Brown in having a new picket T. H. Cassell died Tuesday morning. fence built. Mr. larkins is doing tlse Funeral at tin?residence Thursday 10 a. m. The funeral of Joseph Conley was held work. Mrs. Kurtz, of Hastings, was kt Mrs. at the house Sunday at i p. m. Mrs. M. Guy i# visiting her father In Cowlr* Monday. Bert Kienle Is working land for Henry Selrewa at this writing. i Wm. Biven’s little boy lost one of hta Fisher. Mr. Brice lias moved on A. D. Summers fcwers by getting it caught in the door. ________________ T. S. Brice, of Hastings, attended Joseph farm. Mr. Editor, don’t lie too seven? on the spring poets. You don't know what pos­ sibilities of greatness you may crush. Arthur Kenyon aud family, of Orange­ ville, attended tbe S. D. A^ quarterly meeting. The M. E. Sunday school is prospering with Peter Covert Superintendent. The Carl tun friends ot Mr. and Mrs. A. Davenport extend their sympathies In tbe lots of tbelr ton. Fred Clark, of Hastings township. Sunduyed in Carlton. Mr. Jeffers la no better. He cannot live long. T. Daniels hi hired to take care of him. . • John Reed and wife, of Rutland, visited Mrs. D. (MtpeQter Saturday and Sunday. Tiie following was given us by a friend: in 18S9 the poat office at Carlton Center wa# kept by T.JF. Barnum at the Ixnue of A. G. Senter, who was deputy postmaster. Tbe mall came once a week, and was kept in a small drawer In a bureau. There wenno newspapers came to the office at that time. The young people have organized prayer meeting to be hold nt tbe home of Mrs. F. B. Fh-mlfig every Wednesday evening. eloverdale. There wm a large turnout nt meeting and Sunday school last Sunday. The measles have about played out, only a few ‘Pion* to have them. Business at the brick y ard is booming. Campbell Bro*, shipped,three car loads of whcatjfrom here last w«*ek. Our blacksmith has converted bta center wheeler into a row boat and It now gets then-. John Ryan has Just received a consign­ ment of Champion binders, tnowers. etc. Mort Bate* has added a cook room to his house. Ansel Kingsbury ta improving his resi­ dence by tbe erection of two porches ami will also build a new kitchen. Fred Hunt was at home over Sunday The voung friends of Mina Davenport assembled st the latter’s home on Friday last, to do honor to their young hostess' ninth birthday anniversary. Our spring term of school has com­ menced with Hattie Case as teacher. Cha». Brown, an old resident of this place, has sold hia farns to H. Woodham, of Plainwell, and will move upar Allegan, where he has purchased an ist^acn* fans. Sylvester France la at work-in Otsego. David Barber, one of our most popular young men, ha« decided to return to th** wnt Consequently the young people ot the neighborhood collected and repaired to his home last Friday evening to make him a farewell visit. They expected to take him unawares, but Dave had bla eyes open and was already to receive them. An en­ joyable time waa had. All unite in wish­ ing him prosperity and happiness and we’ll ever be glad to welcome him back. Anna Tlbblts received a welcome visit from her foster brothers, tbe Messrs. Gil- Additional County News. L J i Coutey’i* funeral Sunday. Ii tl ! The Center schwl have purelta*ed a flag | and globe with the money raised at the ■ - exhibition. Janies Perry aud wife, of 1 ennfleld, E HuBdai’-d at G. W. Tompkins. Mrn, Ellen Russell, of Battle Creek, taut I Denn Tusker’s this week. Mr*. Churchill, of Verona, is visiting r her daughter. Mrs. Wm. SegerWill Campbell’a baby boy has been ven F sick with lung fever, but I* better. Evening servlc at the M. 1’. church Sun| day evnilug. May 8rd. Thera whl be pnblie installation of ! officers at Good Templar hall, Saturday I -evening. May 2d. Au invitation Is ex3- tended to lhe sister lodges and public genI erally. Following arc elected officers: €. T., Mary Wilcox. | V. T.. Nellie Front. !• S., Ellsworth Jewell. South Boatlnga. F. S.. Chloe Shepard. . Preaching next Sunday evening by T-. Orin Phillips. Elder Cheney. M.. l^irte Scott r' Morris Burton drives a uew team which G. . Asa Wright. he has lately purchased. . C.. John Tompkins. I U D.. Jerome Frost. Charlie Barnaby ha# been quite sick with a relapse of la grippe but is better at this E P. C.. Alvarez Wilcox. Oats all fumed in this vicinity and plow- writing. The sick at Mr. Ijtke'x are about the p Ing tor oom. same. Garfcey. Mrs. Albert Barnaby does not gain very O' but didn't the wind blow last Mon- rapidly. Mrs. C. Osguod,s mother, from Lowell, Both Liberals mid Radicals have organ- who ta visiting her is suffering from the k iced Sunday eehool at the Tamarack. We effects of ta grippe. . " hope to are them unite and have a good The Sunday scliooi Is progressing finely. & Sunday school the coming summer. Horace Pennock, of Hickory Corners, l Clyde f’urden nioMsl back from Grand was seep on our streeta yesterday. ■. Hapids fest week. City life did uot agree Mr. Havens ta one of our model fanners l with him. as one may see by going past his farm. Quite an accident happened to C. Gla#- You never hear him complaining of the g«>w and family last Sunday evening as governmeut nor of hard times. . they went on their way to the church. . One tug unhooked as they were coming We team by wire of the death of Ralph dawn tin* hill north from the church and • tbelr coJta became frightened and ran Johnson, formerly of this place. Lcnah Kelsey ta on the sick list, having away throwing the occupants out. hurting a Mrs. Ghnsgow badly. She is a large fleshy to leave the city school. Hope she may woman aed she fell upon one wheel strik- soon be aide to return. Mr3. Barnum is visiting he r daughter, ■ ing her back and otherwise injuringher. Ur. and Mrs. Wright were seen on our Mrs.£. Young. Mr.-. Armour and Mrs. Wortman are streets test Monday. He now/»mile8 at beim; called grandpa. guests ot Mrs. A. C. Wait. ’ Alien King and wife, of Woodland, Snn- . M1m Baker, of Antrim Co., is visiting at j flayed with Mr. and Mrs. John (terkey. Gary Baker's. fj, Aud now Seymour Cunningham saya he Ira Cotton and wife were railed to attend is a married man. Alma Lovewell being the ft neral of Mrs. C.'s uncle, Mr. Contey, L the choice of hia heart and fortune. We ot Maple Grove. ‘r wish there succes#. Jesse Chase continues on tiie sick list Elder Kidder wvrnt to Orange ,to hold with very slight gain. s quarterly meeting >a*i week. John Bain has moved only his farm In Horace Myers and wife attended quar- Woodland, known as the A. Bolten farm. | terly meeting at Kilpatrick church. Oar school commences next week with There was a surprise on Mrs. Oliver Mr. Graham teacher. J Cheney last Saturday evening. Her friends Gary Baker ta the boss fisherman. | presented her with a nice couch as a token Caught a goodly number by use of a club. J. Fuller has now moved to Woodland. We wo.lrt like to see « lew of tbo« C. Lane Is coming from Woodland onto KHken we read about on our plate Just tbe Fuller farm. We are much pleased with tbe Increase Dare Coats bas moved back upon hia of scholars tn our Sunday school. Room for more. Mrs. Youngs anti daughter Mamie, of Eva Smith I# now In the school room, as Coats Grow, visited at Mrs. Spencer’s last teacher In the Fisher district. Success is her motto. Mamie Youngs and Elsie Townsend are Mr. Racey. of all over, is on our streets taking music lemons at Mrs. Spencer's band shaking. home this ‘■unimer. Elias Wailick goes to Van Buren Co. to visit bls parents. Wiaalevllle Brush Ridge. Gertrude Nimtno was the guest of Hastings friends over Sunday. Farmers are busy sowing oats. The W. C. T. U. held a very interest­ A girl at Frank Leonard's. John Mc­ ing cuorert at the Baptist church last Fri­ Bain and wife are now therefore called day evening grandpa and grandma. Mrs. M. Hubbard died al her home In Mrs. Natzal will keep bouse for Jacob xhte village Wednesday last, aged eighty. Scherer -Tbe funeral took place Saturday at W;3O. Mrs. Henry Anders, who has been III H. E. Hendrick is slowly recovering with Inflamatory rheumatism. Is better at ’front a tussle with scarlet fever. this writing. Richard Watkins and family have arlx?roy Barnum and wife, of Coats Grove, ’jivrd in the village and are settling lo are visiting relatives here. Our school opened on Monday last, with *Mr. Ferguson is having a new store Ella Gaskill as teacher. '.butlion Lhe went si*te. Wheat on the ground is looking fine. Eva Blain. of Grand ICapids. is the guest Our supervisor was among us test week of friends t»erc. taking the assessment nf our property. Joh«> Caneth. wife and daughter, Ethel, were in Grand Rapids last Friday. J. W. Mandara and wife were in Cale­ Tbe farmers are improving the nice . dmtta, Toeaday. to attend the funeral of weather getting in their crops. Deb. McQueen. There has not been better prospects for Louis Fenton, of Caledonia, wa# In town a good wheat crop In the past few jears ov<*r Sunday. ttian there ta now. and If nothing happens Wright was the guest of Grand tbe farthers will rejoice this fall, when friends last weeh. they harvest tiielr crop. Ww Grlbbfn was tire guest of his L. B. Carpenter was in Freeport Sunday. RTOUte Kt Sfcjbvllle over Sunday. Micheal Yarewr aud wife spent Sunday at P. T. Barnum's. Wood hunt. The death of Sheldon Davenport of your city Thursday last, east a gloom over thb place. Tbe S. D. AdvenM held quarterly meet­ M. Smith ta getting ready to bulk! a ing last Saturday and Sunday. They bap­ tised two young ladies. 1 j* grippe is putting in good work in NHlMy. A. G. Senter, of Clarksville, was calling Several parties in our village are on bta Carlton friends several days last reding with the mea»!es. week. Mary Woodard, the teacher of the Cen­ L hnvt G quite sick. ter school, has been unable to teach the past week. Miss Ballou filled her place In I tho school room. L. W. Feighner, ot Nashville, was id Farmers are so crowded with work they hardly have time to eat Owing to so large amount of slat and wire fence much rain oat seeding ta late. Dr. A. J Wright is grandpa to a nice little daugber of Mr. aud Mrs. O. J. Wright of Jjxke Odessa. Tbe wind blew very bard last Monday, and the unlucky pedestrian upon tbe pub­ lic highway had all be wanted to do to Mnurr. fe nceriy through taking the is quite nick at this writing. News baa been received ot the advent of a son in the home of Herbert Barber and wife, now of California. Caleb France Is having quite a sale of land roller*, of which he makes a good ar­ ticle. neighboringcounties. Frank VauGUder. a switchman in tbe employ of the Lake Shore railway compa­ ny, had a narrow escape from instant death Thursday afternoon. He was en­ gaged with the crew of tbe work train switching cars on the track between Shawmut-aw and West Bridge street when be slipped aud fell under the wheels. One truck of an empty freight car passed over his left knee. The nmbulanee wa# called and he was taken to bls home at 14i\ W. Fulton #u Dr. Edie attended him and found that the member had received a ter­ rible brutae yet no bones were broken and It was though | hat bls leg might be saved. —Telegram Herald. ! It Is said that James M. Bailey. 1*. T. Barnum’s associate In the show business, was christened McGinnis, but ran away from hi# home In Detroit when he was a boy and changed Ids name. He has a married sister in Grand Rapids who con­ firms the report. During tbe recent high water, when Grand River overflowed into tbe Hydraulic company's well, one of the salooulsts in Grand Rapids found that the hydrant In hi# place of business would not work. A plumber was sent for and upon investiga­ tion found an «el about eight Inches long in the pipe under tbe bar. Tbe bonded Indebtedness of Grand Rap­ ids is over 81,000,000, and still improve­ ments contemplated that will necessitate the expenditure of several hundred thous­ and dollars more. Farmers around Plainwell complain be­ cause local sports an? caching trout out of season and say that lhe presence of a fish warden would have a very wholesome ef­ fect , An Msane woman had a tussel with Plainwell officers last week, when they at­ tempted to quiet her. An oily tongue stranger from lensing worked himself Into the confidence of some of the aristocrats of Kalamazoo, borrowed money and Jewelry and lit out. He was arrested in Chicago and brought back. Graham Griswold, a seven year old boy of Vermontville, had a narrow escape from death last week. A horse that lie was riding ran away and he was thrown offfcWhcti one foot remained in the stirrup. The G. R. A L boys enjoyed a good laugh at tbe expense of the fireman Chas. Hasler of train No. 5. As the train near­ ed Austin's lake, tbe fireman saw what be supposed to be a flock of wild ducks bob­ bing up and on the little wavelets of the lakemeaf the shore, and with considerable baste clambered over into tbe express ear and borrowed the messenger's gun. Tak­ ing a good position on tbe engine. Charite fired several times into the flock, and yell­ ed that be bad -one of ’em su.e.'’ As the shots flew among tbe birds the train rolled by. and to the sportsman's amazement tbe birds continued to “bob up serenely” as If nothing bad happened, and the fireman slunk back to hh> post of duty, as It began to dawn on him that he had been shooting decoys.—Kalamazoo Telegraph. Lowell has already commenced to figure for a 4th of July celebration. sheriff. L. K. Bishop once held tbta hon­ orable office in Kent couuty, and wm sued last week because during hta adminbtraliuu he failed to nltew W. A. Dorland 8250 exemption# which tbe latter things be wa# entitled to. N. C. Chltaon received last week a shav­ ing of iron from life brother Valori# in WaahlDgton. D. C., with the following ex­ planation: ‘•Thia ^Laving was taken from the largest gan eadr made in this navy yard, April », 1891. The gun weighs M tons, ta S7X fwl long and I# to cany a b50 pound shell 15 mites and do bit"— Veruafiutvilte Echo. Tbe case against A. Arnold, of Bailie Creek, for tiie maildoua destruction of property, by scratching tbe plate giam fronts of several business liouse# was called and continued last week. Geo. Warner and James Moryer. living near Vicksburg, had a misunderstanding last week in regard to tbe ownemblp of a horse. During tbe melee Warner struck A T Stark, of Otsego, is In IndcpemE eJlTw th, kl» track there, with • «“'» “*kln* ’**' Cout '9 ouetto lull Ukc (•■ The vlllcke bort <•' l,"s* i, ™ to™ UdSk UbW •raoetalM tw ‘"Hastings, Saturday, May 16, 1881. »llb • protulse '"»> lb« "*»’ 10 8'joo building thereon. Oaosultnllrt’ «od "HI btiM • »».«* to her high school. A iorr In Judge McVeck’s court, Wednnaday^after n careful examination, during VOL. one d*y o*Iy. from S a. m to T p. m. s „re«d tbU Brury Townley, »,» toraw »h'l » ren.lrrel lheir renlfcu Judxv McPeek U.ereu|»» eonuultlrt i,t£ ,-vluiu. where sheriff rollick took hill. ) ,elert«r. Mr. T"w”rt ex.mh.rt . tew .eek. •• tounlty. but •> tlmt time no rtre ««• made out Mil |,ruremd.i>k»»i-redlu»l«*; rt Mr. To..les'. •"«»">' •"l«« 1 *5 ot n eomlmralnrelj mild form «nd IIto thomtbl turn tre«tm.'>.t ot the “J10” roily rwiorr bl, mind.—iharlotte llep I lean. Jack, the venerable and faithful h<»rse tlmt Im. drawl, lhe Amorlran ».«bre» V“. wagon for the past clghtren years, tor Agent Stirling. dl«i on »wtdaj nrwl 28 years. Dp to the time of bls dSth w bm, never iwn «lek a d.r nnd nerer mU«rt m. exprew train tn nil ttat dime. He lad IxTome »o familiar wllb tlw work that be uudirexWMl II qulle “ ’““J!* Mr. SlUllnir; Inn owlne to he <“t.tbal early edueallmi waa nekle«-led Mr. Slid I J had to make out the bills, while Jack did lhe reat--Eaton Rapids Journal. it- e P IU <n 8 P Gi I1*4 2 5 0 O (D o I' br lot tn lai St. fal Fruth Medical and Surgical Institute, To wf Dr. A. C. Fruth, Celebrated Surgeon and President Of th*- The Lake Shore tk Michigan Southern rermantmtly establlabed and Incorporated Railway maiiagc.menl has notified all con­ ductors and baggagemen I hat uo tickets or uiKiertbelaw.nf thesteteof III.. wlUt a cnpItnl stock of tooj.000. for th. sdmtlir baggagv ehecks from the Chicago 4 Altim aud successful treatment of all form# of C hronic aud bexuai Diteam**, tatarrh. A-tfana. road will be accepted. This ta virtually Stornwh. Kidney. Bladder. Nervous and Special DfecaM # of Men and Women. war between these two great roads and *" Ably assisted by a foil Matf of eminent phyalctans aud surgeon# for e.try departwill prove a great inconventence to the went of medicine and surgery. traveling public. It ta understood that nimMrtaat to Ladioo. Many ted:r< xre of Catarrh Cured. Fatorrtial at’etiM,MMrfUte the Michigan Central railroad lias issued Ok* opinion lb*t the dhaaaea pecull«r to her no«r. thru*-, luus»and ttomaru. uroorintu' Hr m/uew iheltwa of treattreat- Mtbnia. Mtbaia. eouwusnptio* cowumi the same edict against U>c Chicago A Alton H*? Z t reurible- U. >u»wr in^ttiM and d;AM-in'a- j.-rj 0*0 »: recent aud sricatltic people. plied, jou treed not suffor a ''Vint death. All racUMMta which h vast limp*.ui einennire ha. S m strictly coofidmUaL Curable <■*•«' guar­ oatolitamu 'Vrc^irrsohrt THE MARKETSw MW Mtieeato t|te»tt>e teMiimmuK <>a r?. anteedat the Institute of tnousanda hrtrtm that we reatored to health and happiutss Apples— Dried. TJ*c per lb. MarrlMgc. Mamed person* jOUB1 Butver-Itiili'. eontetoptaiutx nuntagv. aw.xr»- »f i.hnkij Clover »rea WMlteUa. MB oCpnferratlie tx>» rre. lu. poteare Rrans-«l.>'per bu. Iy poacra. wbleh cau be <ratek»y eared if coo- orany otbor dl-qualUlcailou spredliy -aurwi Bee? Drwed <»3F' 30 aai»e». M 00 *MA0 •utted be tdfeev. lu*anKy. fahtog fibi. or total Kpllepay or Fit* »b«|t»rely rtjrrd 0» MrMV impoteocy results. Tire#c lerrfote err#- -it a!:’-art»iog from ruinmi' prac-iw# of youtb. Might- and never lulling Hospital treatment. ' HidM-Baet.i'iC; calf. Ae. « in# the nut radiant hope#, nafi'ting paltebtfor Kidaar and Itlml.ter DIm-aw. Bnibt, UaB-MeUlDtatMcperbbl; watcrhme.liJa study, society, or marriage, annually *we#?pi« iMseaae, lNat*etea auO kindred tnla-tev treate* to au untimely grave thousand' of young mm and cnn*s xfectrd ta thuusands <>f rate# that per bbl. of brilliant, inirheci. Oi»t»-35c per be. had been prooeonoed bryonu h'»j>r. PIIh, Fiatula, PtMure. polypi Cured wlttKait Epltepay pmllireh* cun-fl by t*. psin. knife or esutery. No detent iou from torn- never tailli g Hu»|.lul tn ,-.;,. Plaster—Mlltoi; at |i.3o ner ton. 'noaa. Hait-ttellinx at tl per t l>i. . Fro» EsaminatloM of the I rlu*. Each person applving for mMical trvatnretit should srafl Timothy tteed—seliint at li.so per bo. or bang an ounce of tboirunne. nhich wltl receive a careful chemical nnd mictosropsrai eunj. Wheat-Nd. 1. whttadt.oofti.Oi: red. «.»'• I.to teatlon. Ftoure-ftLT.'. per hundred. WOXDERFI L crRE* perfected in ©id wo# which hare bora negierted or unaWfuHy treated. No experiment* or lnlbtre« Parties treated by rush and ex|«vm. but ut.err |W,Me. neans-02 co per bn. for city picked. BtUlw-aSttZte. ereamerv ztfyrs Corn-•** per bu. Kgn-taBHc. Oats—sieperbu. Poultry—Live: ebiekeus. He; duck turkey*. Hefti.'*. Bast MjuBmhi of 130 qnrStteM ' i ■ ab * or’ izi I’tiioj-' 111. i*c. D «S 3^ Sheep and Lambs— Hogs-Meditjuaml Mixed MJOfMATX. SPRAY k a :-Yonr Mt Trees! -0*2: 5 3 - S’ is 1 Experience has taught you that London Purple is the best to use. We hare the same brand as used at tbe Agricul­ tural College, at Lansing. • ‘‘And the day that they eat Do you want to buy auy furniture; a nice carpet: any­ thing in the line of draperies, rugs or the like, this season? LINOLEUM. thereof they shall surely die.'' FRED L. HEATH The Druggist. PROBATE ORDER. Bute ot Mlcbtgu.coanty of Barr. At a siuwlou tire Probate (i»irt tor tbe County of,b*rn-- IkoWen at the Probate Office in What is it?, It is a floor cover made of cork. Call .. at my eiamini it it. as it ia is much superii superior to carpet store and examind or any other floor cover at its value. We are receiving the newest and latest designs- also some of the most desirable novelties in all of our lines. Pay the atone a visit and be pleased. Yours truly, ‘ day. the rth day of April, In the year one UWHaaaa right hundred and nlttety-one. Prroent. Cbaries W. Armurong. Judtt of Probate. qi niSter^'ite’^^d.01 ll” e*!MX* °f ht*phen George ,1. Hotter. administrator of aald '•state ,(?Pr"wll» that be u ore' perm to file Ute final account a# such adniimp ‘ratw *n'l pray# ttre sanre may he heard and allimrd and a decree of distribution entered and he dischareed from hta said trust. Tkreemxm it is ordered.that Tuesday the nineteentbitoy of May. A.D. tw.att^ &toU w tbe forenoon, be aasigned tor tire hearing of raid petHfon. and that Jhe heira at law at Mid omoe tn the dty of Hastings. lusaldi allow 11 ■.ii. il.... i._ ...... tattered. That a*ld PcUtlreirrr *eno^ xrer-wlnx, lntMMt.,1 I.. . .l.t — AT ARCHIE McCOY. n ii Holdem Hire THE LI VE jmbW»h«d In tfoa 11 P f Crash.k* W. Airmexn PB0BA1K ORDER. rrSS* c“rl" w' *J~*n>n£- I « Are to the front with a new and complete stock of Ha'' Caps, Boots and Shoes, Overalls, Work Pants. Trunks ano ' alisea and other articles too numerous to mention. and look onr stock over, we will guarantee satisfaction ana said 7STE of any firm in Barty Co. YOUR Yours nsportfully. � https://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/418/HastingsBanner_1891-05-07.pdf 1aae3d24b75ca039b8545538b16b73f3 PDF Text Text Largest Circulation I of any paper in the astings County. Banner. - ------ ---------------- 2- VOL. XXXVI. NO. 1 HASTINGS, NflCH., MAY-if 1891. History of Carpets. j Many people at this special season of ■Il’S !DW MIS Crand Rapids, Mich. We have 9 branch stores locared at De­ i roit Cleve­ land, St. Paul, St, Louis. Buf­ falo. Toledo. .Sandusky. Toledo,' Nor­ walk. The best ing medium tn B> ry County. HUSH'S. Monroe, Pearl and Canal sts. win pensable floor coverings. Carpet is the name applied in modem times to woven or felted fabrics made,, generally of wool. The term is probably connected with the Latin lapcte, whence also comes the word tapestry, which, though now distinctly applied to hangings, HUDSON is the , LARGEST the year are greatly Interested in the sub­ ject of carpets, and it is the purpose of this article to give something of an Idea of the origin and mortufacture of these indis­ The Tower Clothing Co. carry the larg-. est stock of clothing, fur­ nishings 2nd hats in Mich. in the WORLD. was in early times not clearly distinguish­ ed from carpeting. The mention of car­ pets dates from a very remote period of antiquity. In Egypt they were first ap­ plied to religious purposes by the priests, and were used to garnish the palaces. It was also a custom of antiquity to place them under the couches of guests at banquet*. Carpeu, as manufactured at the present day, range themselves under7 two classes. The first and ancient claim Being such as arc made by knotting Into the warp, tuft after tuft' the materials of the pattern. Bit the characteristic carpet weaving of Europe is entirely the product of machine or loom work, and of such there arc several distinct varieties. Of these the first Is the KtllUEllMlSTEB, OR SCOTCH CARPET. This is called also the ingrain carpet, and is made in many parts of Scotland and the The Tower buys for ten stores and are thus en­ abled to undersell every store in Michigan. Men's Suits for every day, *3.50, 5, 6, 7, 8, 10, Men s Suits for dress and Sundays, 812. 15, IS, 20. Our best suits surpass the ordinarj’ merchant tail­ work in make at about half the money. Railroad fare and all expenses saved by patroning HUDSON’S GRAND RAPIDS DRCSSKLR CARPET is a very superior texture composed of' worsted and linen and has a rich curded ap­ pearance. The figures are raised entirely from the warp, by Inserting a series of wires between the linen foundation and the superficial yam. The wires arc afterwards withdrawn), leaving a looped surface. In this manufacture there is great waste of material, and the colors are usually limited to five, although In carpets of the best qual­ ity six colors are introduced. Each color has its continuous layer of thread, running from end to end of the wteb, which rises to the surface at iufrrvals indicated by the de­ sign, and then sinks Into the body of tl*e fabric. MUyVETHt Ol! WILTOX CARPETS are woven in the same manner as Brussels carpets, differing only in this, that the loops are cut open into an elastic velvet pile. To effect this the wires are not cir­ cular, as in the Brussels fabric, but flat, and furnished wlth a knife edge at the upper extremity, the sharp point of which, drawn across the yarn, cuts the pile. TAiftRTRT CARPETS arc imuiufactured by a very ingenious pro­ cess which was invented and patented by Richard Whytock of Edinburgh. In Mr. Whytock’s invention, by a combination of printing and weaving, a pile similar to Brussels carpeting Is produced, In which any desired range of colors Is available Ut the designer, while only a single thread is used in the texture instead of the five or six whicli run through the Brussels tex­ ture. In tapestry carpet weaving the ordi­ nary process of printing is reversed, for Instead of the fabric being first woven and afterward printed, the threads are printed before even the warp is formed. One AT RUSSELL’S DRESS GOODS This spring we have added many entirely new novelties to our Dress Goods Department, making it in avery way satisfactory to customers, both iu quality and price. We are receiving new goods right along, and have confidence in our ability to please you. and give you better value in the fabric, in the style and finish, than ever. north of England and the United States. It consists of worsted warp traversed by woolen weft, and is woven in prices about a yard wide. It Is composed of two distinct webs interlaced together ft one operation and is therefore a double or two-ply carpeU similar on its two sides. In this article only try colors can with propriety be Intro­ duced. as otherwise It has a htrij»ed or mix­ ed appearance. The In our MILLINERY thread, or two treated ns one. in some cases miles in length, are colored by steps of halt an inch, faster than a swift runner could make the distance. When tlie threads have been all parte-eolored In this manner, they form the elements, as It were, of the intended design of fabric. Singly, they exhibit qo regular figure or pattern, but when arranged in their prop­ er order, ready for the weaver’s beam, the figures come into view, much elongat­ ed, of course, inasmuch as eighteen feet of the warp will sometimes be gathered into four feet of cloth in order to secure the due proportions of the Intended object. Not only can the pile Of Brussels carpets be readily imitated by the process of Mr. Why tock. but a velveVplle can also be pro­ duced by simply cutting the loops as prac­ ticed for Wilton or Maquette carpet*. This invention has bwen the means of bringing articles fit for the use of the most refined and fastidious within the reach of all classes of the community. This brief description of the processes employed in the manufacture of the differ­ ent varieties of carpets is given that the reader may get a belter and more compre­ hensive Idea of the treasures in this lino that are being shown this spring by Ira VauVaikenburgb at his mammoth furni­ Department we are placing before the people of ture store. I am sole agent for Barry Co. for tlie Hastings a better assortment and more taking COBTICnOE, manufactured by the Corticine Company, styles at more popular prices than ever. on can be easily convinced of this by calling in. of London, England. This useful and popular floor covering lias recently been adopted by the army and navy of this country and of England. and we cordially invite you to do so, AT RUSSELL’S I have a large line of DRAFEBIE*, CUBTAIXB AXP BVO8. My furniture stock is complete. Bargains the year round. In quality and quantity of goods carried by me, I am unsurpassed In Barry Co. Please call and be convinced. WHOLE NO. 187 Hastings Banner Tlie game of Imll between the n«* and Middleville boys was won by latter. Scores 21 and G. Mrs. McGowen, of Grand Rapid*, ha* UjlSTlXCK. JKICB. been the guest of her brothers, and Charles Dietrich, the past week. A. F. Fausey and wife, of Carlton, the guests of H. E. Hendrick, .Sunday. . Geo. W. Francis, of Nashville, was in OUR COUNTY. the village tlie first of the week In the in­ General. terest of the fruit evaporator. (✓According to the pionqer sketch In the Mrs. W. H. Devine, of Caledonia, was woodland News, Woodland has nine In town Tuesday, charches within Jier borders nnd three J. C. Otto and wife were In Wayland Just across the line In other townships. Sunday. . • This unquestionably makes Woodland the Geo. Smith, of Wayland, Is the guest of banner township In the state in the bis old friends and schoolmates in the number of churches. At its first town village this week. X3. 11. Dietrich was in Grand Rapids meeting In 1842 there were 21 votes polled, and the town had less than 100 inhabitants. Tuesday. There are now folly 500 voters in the j Marsdln Bishop, of Ionia, was in the township, and over 1830 population.village Saturday in the Interest of Use Woodland's rehabilitated roller mill Knights of Maccabees. He expects to seems to be getting there. It now lias an establish a tent at Caledonia in the near order for a car load of flour each week future. F. E. Buck, of MeCord, was in the from one customer. village Tuesday and purchased a binder of Some of Woodland's well-to-do citizens Spangemaeher <S Johnson. are about to invest in building houses to John Cnrveth was in the Valley city rent, the growth of the village making Tuesday. such a move a necessity. Vera Kinsey, of . Caledonia, was the guest of relatives In the village Sunday. Kerwin & Cavanaugh wanted to start a The Pansy club met with Ethel Carveth saloon nt Woodland, and presented a bond Tuesday evening. to the town board. That board came down The Epworth League gave a dime social on the bond like a ton of brick, and re­ at the home of S. C. Houck Tuesday even­ fused to accept it. So Woodland still has no saloon, and is still quite comfortable ing. A very pleasant and enjoyable time was reported. thank you. Mrs. Fenton has been numbered among The News Is howling because some tof the sick for the past week. Nashville’s sidewalks have holes in them. Wm. Dt<Jolla and faniilj’ returned to But we very much question if Brother Grand Rapids Tuesday after a few days’ Feighner Is disturbed by the thought that visit with relatives here. any of the gaping apertures are big II. DcGolia, of Grand- Rapids, was In enough -to accomodate him. town on business Saturday. Published Thursdays by COOK BROS., COUNTY NEWS. Arrangements are being perfected ff»r Deltam. the I’owles woolen mills, nt Nashville, to Delton is not dead. The torrid continue to run through the year instead atmosphere of Hastings stupified your cor­ of a few months as heretofore. respondent’s mind. He slept. The street railway employees are out on E. L. Parish, of Nashville, has been offered,'tis said, $250 for1 his two weeks a strike. Perhaps you have noticed that Jay old filly, in whose veins courses some very Wilkinson smiles. Yes, It’s a girl. aristocratic blood. Geo. Norwood has been obliged to use Middleville's new evaporator is enclosed. two teams to do his dray work. It is 38x40 feet in size, and Is a No. 1 in­ Mark Skilman lost a valuable horse last stitution. week from distemper. Despite the fact that this is not a season Tire steamer Gazelle, on Gun lake, has been thoroughly overhauled and is ready of hustle the merchants of our lively for the summer excursionists and pleasure village are kept busy. E. E. Iximbard, of Niles, is visiting at J. seekers. F. Williams’. Forty-five years ago Hie &th of this C. A. Pennock has been in Allegan for a month the Congregational church society few days looking up the petroleum Interests organized nt Yankee Springs, and 37 years of that place. ago the Util of December next It was re­ The party given by the K. of P. lodge moved to tills village. During nil these Tuesday evening was a brilliant success. years they have not owned a parsonage The boys can do some things right and and to-day an effort Is being made to se­ thus far deserve credit. cure one and we hope they may be success­ Mart Evarts, of Richland, was in town ful.—Middleville Sun. Monday. * M. IL Gwin was at Galesburg one day last week. Grant Shaffer’s baby was buried Friday. Ed. Tompkins was recently called to Lutie Meek was bridesmaid at the Mc- Kalamazoo to assist the general agent of Kinnis-L’alklns wedding last Thursday. the Buckeye Binder Co. and has since been The funeral of Y. P. ■CuMsel was held in sent to Grand Rapids. Ed. is a hustler Nashville Friday last. and the company appreciate him. Mrs. Marla Dewey, of Battle Creek. has Mbs Buell, of Richland, visits here been visiting friends here the past week. Tuesday of each week giving lessons in Mrs. A. S. Quick and Mrs. Charles Put­ music. nam. of Nashville, were the guests of Mrs. Art. Mantle has a new blacksmith shop, E. G. Potter last Wednesday. having purchased and moved the ware Mrs. Fred Quick had a carpet rag bee house formerly owned by 1’. Stewart lost Friday. Dr. Scribner is having a splendid practice John Ketcham commenced his school In and better success. He deserves especial the Mayo district Monday. credit both for skill and kindness In his Naud Shephard has the- measles. treatment of Mrs. Chas. Johnson, whose Mrs. Ben Miller has the quinsy. life at one time bung on a thread as stated by physicians In council but under the Plearant Valley. Peter Base haa bufit a new kitchen and Dr.’s care is now nearly recovered. Mr. Whitlock, of Hastings, has taken up woodaheed. Sowing oats and plowing for com is the bis residence in Delton. Mrs. Duck Norwood is building a brick order of the day. Lewis Lockhart was called to the bed­ addition to her dwelling on Orchard SL One thing strikes us as most queer iu side of his mother, who is seriously Hi at relation to the protective system is that Riverdale Saturday. A. Smith is making arrangements to men whose loyal bosoms hare become ab­ build a new bam on the C. Newton farm. normal from their burdens of patriotism and love for home enterprise and who shed Cort Wilkinson with a force of men has been making several improvements on his copious tears of sympathy for some dear but deluded friend wjho looks upon tlie new farm the past week. Richard Elerton Is building a new car­ matter differently than themselves, wiii hitch up their teams, sohw of which by the riage house. John Watring has built a new wire and way need the protection uf a knot in their tails to prevent their slipping through the picket fence around his orciiard. collar, and subject them to a laborious 30 Conductor Sam Robertson is home taking miles drive simply to patronize some care of his sick daughter. Nelt Appleman’s children, of town, have ••foreign market’’ while their idolized spent the past week with their grand par­ “home industry" is at home weeping and walling, etc., or what is equally bad. ents. • Elder P. Holler, of Nashville, preached patronize institutions composed entirely of foreign capital. Verily, verily, this af­ at the Snyder school house Sunday. fection is of untold magnitude and difficult Cherry trees are in full blossom. Mrs. E. Lockhart has a fine brood of to fathom. young turkeys. Several cases of measles m this vicinity. Emma Gutchess is progressing finely witirher school. Arbor day was observeu at the Hosmer school house by setting out trees and shrub­ bery. Wert Williams and fainily, of Battle Creek, made friends a pleasant visit Tues­ day last. E. Hurt, of Lansing, gave bis mother and friends a surprise Tuesday. H. Hunt, of Lansing, was the guest of B. Austin, Monday. Tuesday. April 28th, being Mrs. L. Sbulwlck's "2d birthday, her children and friends made her a surprise. The day was pleasantly enjoyed by all, and as a token of their esteem they left her several fine presents. The prospect Is good at this writing for an abundance of Fruit of all descriptions. House cleaning is the prevailing epidemic. A fine shower Saturday night which was Just what we needed. Trimming apple trees Is in order at present Scott Rogers and bride were on our streets not long since. Literary exercises at the Center school Friday, p. m.. the 15th. Patrons of the school and all friends are invited to be present. Miss Woodard takes pains with her school and all are much Interested. Mrs. F. B. Fleming entertained Mra. Odell and Mr. Richardson and wife Sun­ day. Mrs. H. A. Ntebols is quite sick at thia writing. Mrs. Birchfield Is on the sick rolL Mrs. D. B. Pratt is visiting at this place. Mrs. Shriber and daughter spent Sun­ She experts to leave for Dakota about the day in Woodland. middle of June. The widow Platt has been very sick the Jake Dennis and Austin Stowell can past week but fy^ome better at this writ­ now both boast of additions to their fam­ ing. ilies. Some have commenced plowing for oom. The Power’s school has commenced with Old Mr. Jeffers is Just alive. Mary Forbey as teacher. She gives excel­ The ladies of the S. D. Adventist lent satisfaction. Fred Stowell expects to leave for the started weekly afternoon prayermtj every Tuesday at three o’clock, bold north soon. house to bouse. A large number of young men and boys Young people’s prayer meeting Wi go by here every Sunday on their way to day evening at the home of Mra. the Rutland boxing school. Our supervisor, Mr. Andrus, took the> Fleming. Preaching every Sunday nigh assessment in five and one-half days. Iff any one can beat this, we should be gladI Methodist church and missionary at the Adventist chnreh every to hear from them.. nlgtitl . Mabie Wileox spent Saturday and Sun­ day with her parents of this place. The “Hastings Glee club” will g Ives a H. P. White, of Kalamazoo, concert at the M. E. chnreh Friday even­ ed a new system of eiefftric i ing, May 15th. Admtasloa only ten rents. which is expected to re This concert is for the benefit of the Ep­ business. A stuck i worth league. pmiaed to push the �MW nr »r<™ ’rtlhOT> ‘°cM"’X died hat She h*5 hardly -peaking wncn '<4rrop‘imea lust going cut to rcceiru Wwhputoy mining. the gate wab heard tt» swing on its rusty !J^rta at roll call. 1 would nnt lock up. store bill amounting to over a hundred The Atlanta, a new steamer beioiigtng to **« rl*un>r wn* ,nd tbeGoodriS^P^* betW*" dollars, and uo lt#» than frre hundred hinges, a reoolUte step creaked across tbe 1tawho rrooM ’r“I to rob » txw BwStcb-yo. oouUBjJW. dollars in borrowed money. He. wrote piazza, and somebody wm fumbling at low or pil-o or no V*l>w to *»r on. bnt Muskegon and CblcajtoUn bell knob. She had ringing and dunum*” on m instantly to a friend at Fort Ryauito Mn Johannes Lowden of Grand Rapids “Who can that bo at thta hour of tbe I^benSor looked rram- •'•"J the widow and have things straightened of It all was catarrh. out. He proteetod that his store bill night?" asked Mrs. Lan- ns the captain tm Ml of wunrty. whfcb l» hjnllr WM burning leaves In her yard when her «u«bt arrKKl *• »«■ Bot>> wril ta»w ^jj^breatb Is as sweet as the new could uot be more than forty or fifty went to the door. Tho bolts were drawn knew how to ronce«l burned. dollars; that old Braine had lent him hack and a rush of cold night wind tte riracwt unirerwJly meadow hay. l>n*> or Mlwripttoo u>*e V;.1** two hundred dollars at one time, which swept in, causing tbe lamps to suddenly ' the bMbolor officer* in gum*on. Their Her eyes are as bright as a star, „_r.f On* Year. OHC COTO <»f WOW, SIX doom nr. noror locked; their rooM «e And the muse of the change, aiw hi ho had paid back to him all but fifty, flare and smoke. MlM. <* l'u,t'r; U,TO "Please, sir, is the doctor here?’ a emntv halt the time. *nd their pocket and two hundred more when he went to readv to say, ' LX Xty Orfinmily w. their room., two down eg«a. Was U»e Dr. Sege Cure tor Catarrh. Arizona, which he hod instantly repaid, voice was hoard to ask. “No," answered Lane. "What’s want­ their Inola, pupen. deJa. Dr Sage's Catarrh Remedy will posltive- bo that the total amount of his indebt­ Edson Woodman of Paw Paw ntalma to 1 y cure catarrh in tlie head, no matter how edness could not exceed one hundred ed? He left here about twenty minutes *ta!.t nlwaja Irina u"Sa*Ji,l have the worst matched team of stallions In t5wi or of how long standing. Fifty cents, dollars. But the widow said she didn't ago. Have you been to his quarters?" the prami-w Serraau «nd onlerllo. the state—Jumdo. weighing <00 pounds, "Yes, sir; and they told me he was more from honm to home onqomtiotwl. and Horace, weighing over a ton. by all druggists. know anytliing about it. Kcewenaw counts’slog drive this spring "Mr. Schonberg had kindly taken here, at Capt. Lane's. Corp. Brent is Mid the rew doom «re nn/Mened d*x Duncan Robertson. an Ionia farmer, teato amounts to over 13,000.000 feeL charge of all her affairs, and he had the took worse, rir, and the steward thinks md night ‘We h»re nothing worth the record for sheep raising. He had a flock tbe doctor ought to see him. ’ He's wild a. }®a like tt. Gray and fadtfo whisker; may books and everything and all the cor­ of 4* ewes, and bls spring lambs number .hiding.- i. the generwl theory be chaoged to their natural nod even color - respondence and knew all nbont R. like and raving.” exactly 03. Per consequence 40 of the lambs bother .hoot locking *n empty «UMer “Mabel dear. Hl be back in a mo­ brown or black-uy using Bueklugham’s Dye. Hearn, of course, refused to pay ony"Who U your Bei-vantr asked Ken­ are twins. _________ tliing but the hundred dollars. Then ment,” said Lane, reappearing at tho yon brusquely. Dowagiac is arranging spring trotting they threatened him with legal proceed­ parlor door. “Don’t wait tor me: I’m "Our black boy. Jake. He has tajeen Must be carefully considered by toe great going to nee if the doctor is at Hearn's. ings. and next they importuned him meeting. care of my rooms and traps for three They went away together. Corp. Brent X., ud work, ta « *ll~o “d HillMlale will have s band tournament through the war department, which, just os old Kenyon says, believed the black­ is reported worse." tin. too. Hebmhonct. nigger merer August 20. Throwing hia cavalry "circular" over lived; has been with the regiment longer great medicinal power. It Is tMB »>nlv tiu»dlelj>* i Business is begiuffing tt Wvnonn Beach guard and called on Hearn for au ex­ of which can truly be said “100 doses raw* Collar. planation. It nearly drove the young his shoulders Lane stepped forth into tiuin I have.” • and a bOtUe taken aceordteg to directions will near Bay City. the night It waa moonless and pitchy' fellow mad. . He was proud and sensi­ “Yes: Jake isn’t half a bad boy. But Ithaca will reflect itself by electrk lights. tive. He couldn’t bear to think of the dark. The lamps around the quad­ was there no one else who had the run Saginaw would like to bond the town Tbe Ann Arbor canx-tiU-rs strike, next publicity and scandal. Ho had never rangle were burning brightly, but hard­ of the premises?" for 8200.000 for the construction of three given Braine any receipt for the money- ly sufficed to illumine more than a Monday, for nine hours. "Not a soul. Jake himself i» rarely new bridges. obtained from him; uever had asked any small sphere in‘ihe surrounding gloom. here except when nt work.” 'for the money repaid. He was too hon­ Across tho wide valley a distant ’’ruddy There was a moment's silence. The Those who are the victims of mercurial orable to deny the fact of having bor­ spark showed where some farm home­ major presently sauntered over and tried poisoning, or who are suffering from mer­ rowed the money, yet had nothing to stead was still alive; and far away to curial rheumatism, are Indllned to take a the door leading to the dining room show, the old num being dead, for the Jhe westward the electric lights, swing­ "Here is the kev if yon want to go in gloomy view of life when, as the poet says, money that he had returned. I had ing high over tho thoroughfares of the there,” said Hearn. "I have kept all “Winter Is folding its white tents and heard BOiuetliing of hia trouble, but was thriving town, shone with keen, cold the rooms locked since Blauvelt left ex­ spring getting Its thunderstorms together." By CHARLES KING. U. S. A., ordered east on recruiting service just luster, and were miiTored in some deep, Yet these victims have no reason to despair. Author of “ The CoUmcl'f Daughter.” “ The then, and began to get into troubles of unruffled pool of the stream. Turning cept this one and my l>.-<lroom upstairs. S, 8. S. Is a sure remedy for all forint, of Tlie back door is locked, too Jake al­ Deserter,” "From the Hanks.” "Dunmy own, fur it was there I met this his buck cm these tho captain trudged mercurial jwisnnlng. Tlmugh it 1* purely ways comes in tlie front way 1 don t raven Ranch,” "Tao Soldiers.” a vegetable medlcin-, it Is powerful, in­ young woman.” And the captain, with briskly down the walk, the hospital at­ Hippo*’ any one has come through the deed, wiyii called on to chase mercury, I eyes that beliod his words, turned fondly tendant following, ana opened the little kitchen since the day the captain’s.fam- and the la*t lingering effects of mercury, ICUpyrichi, iKO, by J. H Uprtocott <’-»>pany. | to Ins wife. gate some fifty yards from hLs ow-n. As TMtadeipbU. aaJ jmMtobitt by special arrangeout of tlie system. It performs toe work "The next thing I heard of Hearn the he surmised, the doctor was here, for his ilr left.” ' "Didn’t Welsh have to conic Imre for with neatmoi ami dispatch, as thousands matter had all been most furtnuately voice, and Kenyou’s* too. could be heard his traps?" asked Lane. of testimonials show. settled—thanks to one of xnir old capr before Lune tapjxxl at tbe door. "Yes; but he was under guard at tbe CHAPTER VI The Indications are that Michigan will •■Comj.' iu," shouted Hearn in answer tains, who, it seems, had known both time —had a sentinel both have the greatest wheat yield hi her history ................ -------------,-------over „ him - — . and... Schonberg and the widow Braine. He teptfie signed, and the captain entered. took the matter up and the Jew was / “You are asked for at the hospital Jake ami 1 were hereu Betook nothing oct of this house honsebnt hi*own i.-rw>n*l b^ bco«t but hue own i>ersonal glad to drop it Even Hearn does not doctor. Tiiev sav Brent i« delirious.” the I longin(B. nn.l never entered thu room >t rtares that »h“ wa* ail rwn itown befewe taUng know what hold he had on them, but it . At this the mv.lh-.ri man was settled then and there. Hearn paid efanr hi- hril but halt nnoked nn.l left | -ril thnt day. I cunldn t help It. bnt alter Ayer's Ranaparllla; out tbst sow she teKAlning a hundred dollars, and Schonberg. I am the nx>:u . Lane waa for going with seeing him with Schonberg today the rtrenstti rrerx dsy. Ayer's SarMparillH is cer­ । «”t explanation of my loei that occur- tain!* a xwidrrful effective tonic for the feeble told, liad to pay the lawyer whom he him. bnt Htern bogged him to ri.y-No timolike the present, captain, and , red to me a moment ago was- Welrii and delicate. had employed. 1 often think, though, t Brr mr-nnw-r* «« »<xiti»u«riini how hard would have been the young I want you to see the papers in tho cele- Yet how could be -have !>een the maur fellow’s fate if there had been no one to Imted -'aw of Braiue vs. Hearn white I There was another moment of silence | Bt •CnMW1.|1. two-thlnta of tbe Vntire come to the rescue There isn't a better Msj. Kenvtm is here. Til beg Mrs . Lane stood thoughtfully examining the |KJj1U|.tlon. or braver officer in the Eleventh today Lane's pardon in the morning, and not ' lock of the desk, then strolled into tire I and tried the key of the front door. p than Hearn, and he w just us steady ns detain you more than a tainute." Standing hgainst tho wall iu the midst ■ he stood there under tbe swinging . a rock; but soldiers aS good as he have been driven out of the army for lack of of what had been old Blauvelt's sitting I lamp the clink of an infantry swerd was B*by was sick, we garaber Cattoria. some such friend as came to him in his room was a plain wooden table with n heard at tho gate and the voice of CupL t pig-xmholtfdl <tadc upon it. the lid of , Brodie When >b.ru a OBd. abe cried foe OtaUrU. extremity.” "You would'luive helped him. Frol which, tumbd down, made the writing!* “What are you youngster* doing at Wlmo the became Mm, ahe clung to CMtoria. dear," said Mrs. Lane, fondly, crossing shelf. In tlie pigeonholes were nutuer . this hour of the peaceful night? Come When sbe bad Cbfldn>n,«beKa»c them CMtoria. over to -tlie captain and stroking the ous folded pnp.-ra. well filled envelopes, | out boro and worship nature and visit grizzled stubble about his brows as packages of tobacco, a brier root pipe, a ; sentries for me. Ohl beg your pardon. / though it were the loveliest hair in the pair of shoplderstrapB, several pairs of Laue;. I thought it must be some of the world. Lane, possessed himself of the gloves, some fishing tackle, some carte- boy a” Capt. James Davidson has sold his steam­ soft white hand and threw his arm about de-visito silted photographs. a damaged “Maj. Kenyon and I have been keep­ er 1’anthcr to Toledo parties. It cost saberknot aid the inevitable accumula­ ing Hearn awake," was the answer 8120,000. “My God! those papers arc gone." her shapely waist “I would certainly had I known, but tion of odds and ends with which a “We are just fitting." “Fred, what did Maj. Kenyon mean nine out of ten do not happen to be able “ Hello, Brodie. ” quoth the major, as subaltern’s field desk is apt to lie litby his reference to Mr. Hearn and some But} the pigeonhtiea had been he, too. came forth. “Have you been to to iielp, even when our inclinations terod. story about him?" asked Mrs. Lane that wonld lead. And then, however much quite systematically labeled. There' how Brent is?” evening as the captain ,was locking up we believed in Hearn’s story and Schon­ were compartments bearing the legends j ■ "Delirious. I’m told. Only the doctor after their guests had departed. Miss berg’s rascality, who could prove it?” "letters unanswered.” "letters an­ anti steward are with him. 1 was just Marshall. who was glancing over a pho­ " Who did prove itT asked Miss Mar­ swered,” "personals," “bills paid," •‘bills waiting for 12 o’clock to go down and tograph album, closed it and rose ns shall, after a pause. unpaid" (both impartially occupied), stir up the sentries. There ought to be “Well, no one that I know of. All we "pay accounts." "maps,” “field notes.’ none but calvalry officers of the day nt though to leave the parlor. this post, by Jove! so that they could “No, don’t go.” said Cajit. Lane know is that Schonberg was gl^l to drop "I never knew the necessity of haring ride around among those outside sen­ |n<VUy “1 was sorry that Kenyon the matter three years ago when Capt. There were 322 deaths in Bay City last Rawlins first tackled the case. Hearn some sort of system about these matters tries. It’s too far fur a Christian to year—about 10 tn each 1.000 Inhabitants. made any reference to. the matter, but says he has never alluded to it from that until after the experience 1 have been walk$wice in twenty-four hours. Thank­ since he did I want yctirboth—indeed 1 time to this until the fellow’s language telling you of, captain, and 1 am in­ God. there’s the call now " think Hearn told mo because he wanted today; but that was only some raguo debted to dear old Rawlins for it Yon At the first words from the lips of the you both—to know all about the affair. drunken threat." ’ nearer met him, did you. Maj. Kenyon?’ sentry at tbe guard house the lamps at He had never mentioned it to me, nor to1 "But if. on the contrary, it should “No. except just for a moment in the tlie two western gates were promptly any one, 1 fancy, before, because there1 prove that he meant\o m-iku more trou- Shenandoah valley during the war. Ho extinguished, and then the forms of two wan no need. It was all settled some। hie for Mr. Hearn,” asked Miss Marshall, was commanding his regiment then. ’’ men could be discerned flitting from cured who hare taken the Gotten .specific In coffee without their knowkdge, and totime ago, but of course he felt sensitive, "is Capt Rawlins herd?” “Yes. and lived to be shot down in post to ix»t extinguishing each lamp in thi-lr d"believe they qjh drinking of their own free "By Jove!" exclaimed the captain, cold blood by a lot of ambuscading turn. Soon the entire quadrangle wx* will Ao harmful effect results from Its adabout it He was a green young lieu­ starting suddenly to his feet, his face Apaches nearly a quarter of a century wrapped in total darkness, and the silent nnnlainrtton. Cures guaranteed. Sewn for clrtenant when he joined here six years culsr and fall partiralars. Addmn tn congrowing as suddenly grave and sad, after, and—nothing but a captain of car stars gleamed all tbe wore brilliantly in Wenoe Gou.Kx‘iF|triF,cCo..ia5 Race Street. ago. This Jew Schonberg was clerk at "that possibly explains the letter that airy." • the unclouded sky. Far over to the ClnctnnaU. o. • the sutler’s. The officers dealt very c«ime to mo yesterday morning 1 was “He had some little property hero in w;«tward the reflection of the electric Rev. Carl Binhammer Is toe new pastor largely with him then, for town was not reading it as yon came down to break­ town at one time," said Kenyon. “That lights, a pallid, sickly glare upon the of tlie Allegan German Lutheran church. aa accessible as it is now. fast—a low, anonymous tiling', and 1 was nearly ten years ago though, and it heavens, suddenly faded into ■nothing­ A dry. backing cough keeyn the bronchial “The former joet trader was a jovial, burned it Now I wish I had kept that” went at a sacrifice, I’m told. Perhaps it ness. tubes tn a state of constant Irritation, which. If "About Mr. Hearn, was it7" asked was while hq was a local taxpayer that kindly sort of fellow, who. was much "That’s the first time tbe town clock not speedily removed, may lead to bronchitis. Mrs. Lane anxiously. he got to know your Hebrew friend of and ours hare been so close together Ao prompter remed* ran be had than Ayer's Eked by. everybody, but he left his "Yes; and now I can begin to under­ today." books and his business in the hands of since my coming to tbe garrison. Where Cherry Pectoral, which la both an anodyne and stand it, too. Mies Marshall," said he, ‘ "He never told me what he knew of dtd we get this custom of dousing tbe expectorant. Schonberg. I have often heard how turning impressively toward her, “your him. beyond the mere fact that he was glim at midnight?” asked Lane. Lansing will have a new $50,000 brass open handed he was with his money, question goes to the very bottom of this dishonest and a born mischief maker. foundry. •The -th started that when they and how officers, and men too, never case. The friend who blocked their But the moment ho took that case up were here Got Jt from town perhaps. game three years ago is gone; Rawlins for mo Schonberg dropped it For some Listen n moment." answered Brodie. "1 » Mr*-Winslow ’s soothing Sj run baa been'used they needed money for an emergency. was killed in the last campaign in Ari­ reason the Jew was afraid of the old “ soothes the child. want to hear the sentries down toward Su? *n P*lD- CMr« w*«»0 Anything n friend of his wanted was at zona." man, as every one called Rawlins." tlie bndge.” "Oh, Fred!" cried Mrs. Lane. “And Ma service. Hearn began as a good Hearn was turning over in hia hind Faint and far, though borne on the was there no one else who had helped many boys of his genial temperament m he spoke a package of folded papers *Oft Di«ht wind- tb« of held together by elastic snaps. Ftemov an apt to do at a big and expensive poet Mr. Hearn?" A a a had just sounded. It was now the "No one but our old Rawlins, Mabel; ing tbe upper baud, he began looking —got in debt, for everybody wants to turn of the farthest sentry. No. 8?whose and of all men to help him now he would over the docketing at the top of each post was down tbe winding road at the give credit to young officers just starthave been the most valuable here with ^nbu-ks and wood yard. A rich, muing.-aad then the bills come iu all nt one our new colonel, for he and Morris had paper. "Rawlins himself indorsed this par­ «cal Irish voice, softened by distance, swOdp afterward. ‘Old Cheery,’ as they been devoted and intimate friends in war weed fo call Braine, saw Hearn’s trouble, days, and I am told the colonel was deeply ticular packet for mo and showed m<> began its soldier troll how it should be done," he said. "Fve "N-umberS. Tw-el-ve o’clock—and astdrinsisted on lending him money out cut up by the news of Rawlins' death. often thought that if we could drop out a-a^ll s- Who goes there? Halt! Halt! of hfe own jiockeL It wasn’t a store There was something romantic about a little slice of the mathematical course t-orpl tl’.egu-a-ard—Number 8!" Bangt OHIO jBjrftor ’ at ah; it wasn't entered on their early friendship, flapt Rawlins at the Point, and have some coaching in Hearn was the first of tbe four officers Seam’s account. He paid it back in in- was a widower whose wife had died this sort of thing, how much better ,lh<? “^west gate He could within a few years of her marriage, and fitted we should be for the every day !° bear the footfalls of the officer of the war dtifttg.it when he received Ms pro- I have heard that both ho and Morris duties of life. Now, I- Why. this guard running down the road past tbe Wtotfon and' had to make the tong and when young officers were in love with bi odd. I certainly had those papers in M hr “£T,Uwut Nation rllWed her, but that she had chosen Rawlins." this very packet not throe weeks ago. I tall tUt, n» go*nl wu tantaiHy tuia"Bpt, Capt Lane," said Miss Marshall. saw them the day I moved in here. 1 ■ng Mud forming It th, —. remember overhauling this very desk at who r*c«d it to tho front «nd the romantic than upon the practical the time." ma<lo tlie customary report to Can* side of the case, “ surely Mr. Hearn has 4tt«i it is mighty hard on a young lieutendly Nervously he ran through the package Brodie, as the office of amt. ‘OW Cheery,’ of course, advanced receipts in fall for this amount’” ajato, his fingers rapidly turning the panting to tbe spot: 7 “I so understood him. Mia Marshall; folded pages, his face paling with sud Beam another two hundred dollars. The and yet 1 do not know the nature of the ** *“<1 th. den apprehension. prisoners secure. papers to which he refers. I think he “Thera was a letter here from Capt. said that he had her letter; bat thattis of Rawhns, two receipts of Schonberg’s ; return that at his conven- leas value now." awitt'ssigrs and the tetter from Mra. Braine. all “And why?” asked Mias Marshall Eearn never lost a day after bundled up together, and the indorse­ “Because the widow married Schonment of each in Rawlins' handwriting.” pruonm. whfch oni, ,,votad ' Then be threw down the packet and log *n<l whopwing. a raldon thonghi “ ‘Then must tbe Jew be merciful.’ " hamdred dollars and rent it to the old began pulling out the papers in other ocCTrred to the otkw or the d*r man at once, and said in his letter that quoted Miss Marshall pigeonholes. Kenyon and Lane standing “Bring your iMtern here,- he ^d «* And for a few moments not another silently by. In vain he searched. Not he would remit tho balance of the ac­ count and his store bill just ns soon as tvord was spoken. It woe that young a vestige of the desired proofs could lie ho .trod, through th, gm,rd lady herself who broke tho silence: o”™?! P‘”S' b'TO°i °» »■« found. It was with a white face and ride ride WM the ptuou room whence the “Perhaps you think me unduly appre­ never wrote letters, but Hea.ru got a line eyes that were full of trouble that he notes proceeded. tn> the other wm JL from his wife saying that Mr. Braine hensive, Capt Lane. That man’s face turned upon hia eeniors: had received kin pleasant letter with its made a powerful impression upon me “My God! those papers are gone!” when I saw him today, and perhaps Ma­ ...rt___ . -ul- urutreu. “Look in your trunk, man," said Lane bel has told you something of my own kindly; "don’t give up yet:" white Ken­ the SST” 0Slr °“e "'U -addenly died; the widow moved to experience in trying to retrieve my fa­ yon himself began a search on his own •O i « j that, then." tter’s fallen fortunes when he was kx) account in tbe no^ diaordered drek iis next remit­ old and broken to do anything for him“Was this always kept locked when IN ARMY PORTIA. Children Cry for Pitcher’s Castorla. Children Cry for Pitcher’s Castorla. Children Cry for Pitcher’s Castorla. “rsaa.7a?txawir- «-*••» «*>««• M ■?«•«£• •- HUBERT’S Malvina cream ^No more of this! «4L The widow ww -iiT CONSUMPTION •arty Mages can be cured by the prompt use of ^ersCAerr^Pecfon/ It soothes the inflamed tissues aids expectoration, ' and hastens recovery. , Dr. J. C. Ayer & c0 Lowell, Mass. M Ka.!an.az ESffiR BUSINESS CARDS' A. SCR1BSEK. M. D.. 0 Office In hotel *t pns*ent>IUm’ M'(!l ' A. A C. II. BAKBiK ~X ■ Phyridin. u„| Ssirgw/ Call, In city or coum; w(,. prompUie*,. day or night. WILUAM O. LOWDEK Cloverda Shultz.... ItAMTUfO • Coat* Gr Woodlan I*an»!ng Detroit.. ~ Office over Jullu. Kus, j ! ' atne* Hullng*. Ulds. QTUAKT, KNAITEN A WEAVoT" V? Atloru. ;. • t<t iMlTOver Iia»Uufiv .x.'itionai Hakk . , - • lia«Un£«. MlAiaa. Associate offices, at G.-<ud K-pMs.MgP’ A. HH ELDON.' P • Abstract and Ib'iu Hsiate Offiwl Abstract Block. Muflna I Money u h>-*ii on He»i ec .i hesiEn-o*. Mrfd OO OnmnilMloh G.-nn-a! <,);i etavta* aeowp^tri *r: Ab<-v-t H«^S: plied from Utq tteoohK c>a b-ruin, t tracts._______ of. it lux ik s. CteiT dbIke. m. i>.. _ r Office over Holloway'* drvj store, Office hours from 3 to 4 p. m. Iclcnl.uw OJ^UDH with midrace, at "r‘FS“R Jtssr- Grand Ra •Slop* o CHIG I.v. Grand FOWSEEdTs Grand Ha MXatMpM Allecan.. Fennville Hartford Office hour* a u. m. u* ’ p. tn. ‘ 11 w. Eowift. it. i>“ ' '*• Fhyalclan and^srgwju. I Maltes a specialty of treuWi.< -jv • mis <•! £VKand KAK and the iirewwnou »>f PSfiS?y CU,ou bFECTACM® nd «K QBeeaud residence op Rr ^dear.-«uC<xii aouafeBaaung*. Mleb MITH A COLGKOl’E. . lj»H)-r-. (Office in Union block. Hit tings.) Practice is all the courts of the viafr. S E. KENASTON. Attorney at law. • (Over J,S. Goodicar tCv.titore.) - PrartJcea tn all courts of the Suu. Cabertlats promptly atteuCJuK to. 4 H TlMMEKltAX. llanayrtUc EMsiclan and Surgeon. (Office over I-atbrop’* drug store.) | F • Woodland i DepartaMoiacf the luteficroffice. tt Ua More* wnier court ami JtCrrtoa Ha*unm. Mti*n. Q M. 0. Eut Ctoo Richland Creaaey . MHO......... Dolton .. Cloverdal Shultz..... Hasting St. Josep Chicago. Lt. Grand Newaygo White Cto Bln Rapid Fremont Baldwin Traverse JQETE ROBERTSON HOUSE, F. BBODENSEB.'Fioprictar. Cor. Jcfferwon and (‘curt Slx.XIliutissf, MI'L Rates. 9 I .OO per Day. This Houw Is new, »■ uh plea-ant ruoua. patronage of the public Is resinctluUv AW, REAL ESTATE ANDCOLLECH ING OFFICE i»F ‘ j PAI.MEBKtJi* SWIIII. | ■ WofHtland. Mieh- i C. S. Palmkrtox, J. M. Smith. Notary Public. Juatht- of tbe I’ea.Y. Woodbur L Hastings City Bans Hastings. - - It’iica. Fartor e >I!eb. CaflJ?XT.A.:L ST5.000.00 x- SUBPLVS »r> ttX'.ii". •* incorporated under the laws of tl» Mleblgu. OFFICKKC O. G. Robinson. President; \ Chester Messer, Vke. FfW| D. \v. Keyu&!*.C»iN«- DrJECTi'l”.’ W il Posen. Dan W. Reynold*. HIB Nesrer. 1 D. O. Robinson. cbwter Reset. ! JohnCarvrth. P. T. Colxw'e Interest paid <*n thne itepwts »'d * 3rKrt? Rankin* msiaes" Tran’uwt — ~ RORWAGF’‘Al-i taTtheotJ^^iMRrriMrr..! ’‘7^X57. rounty, Miehisan. on the .r-th iLJ 1WU. In Uber » erf mrrKf o’-;£•» 7y rtr. whleb drfsn’t tbe «ld toe of the right siren hftn b<'«« lias made ar.rt hersbv rnitV* th* « pul rnmof said mortW- v»t oo eraed thereon. n<M due psvsh e. which moripMrc there l» da’ 0>e date <tf tKyflre oneJ’1.'11''m4-. r>^»l *» eirtt dollsra sad Cwrlre rent*. »• suit or proeevoIny* M h« led to reeurer tbe amount vnl>. »««» nr any nart thereof. Sort. RTl* hrrrbv fl ven that on thereof as msv be nrecw»r> • amount due on said mortfsp-sst thereon, and the cos”- r ictfr. eifor'* sSS.".‘=?3'?s ThatwoSfonartrr Dart of west ■oath U town three (§ north is; > RAHIM ' ‘‘‘ .‘tfc** a »*>'**■ *"-"- (n. la f’LSfi r>nrtK*re*' Jadloitt ttetltt �r. Michigan Central “ Ths Niagara Fallt Routt.” Suttons. <A»TWAKD. HaaTuroa....... S.'alicti" yJxj ! ~ !* . vf H.’I 'H.LlNS. ixieal Agent. Hastings. Xv. KtiiwitAta G F >T. A .Chicago. Jwigj, I&luuuo & Saginaw NO.3 i*. No, 5 | Freight. Express. time table. Station*. p. in :a. m. 3 <k ?5 •;i r ■ .» B • 7 43 ! 3 38 : m !-? g K !8 a 31 : *4 07 « IW 1 4 30 »9 10 19 30 V 3' IS 10 SO 10 35 1....... Be Sure BRAWN’S HOLIDAY. ------ -------- - -l• <U1UU KJ BUT nooJ', Xvmpv111. do not U lodueed to uk, •of otter. AHoMonUUr.wtov ouaol. u w«U>r IrMUXloo, t»ll» ter exprrleoc. telow: - la one Kon -her. I went to bey Bood'a SarvpvlIU tbe clerk tried to Mure mo buy tbeir own hutend ol Hood'. ^h. told mo ttelr-e would lut tamer; that 1 mlybt Ue !t oa ten A Case Where the Expected Did Not Happen. days' trial; that It I did not Ifto RI need not pay anything, etc. But bo could not prevail on mo to change. I told him I had taken Hood's Sarsaparilla, knew what It waa, was satisfied with It, and did not want any nthey. When I begun taking Hood’s Sarsaparilla I was feeling real miserable with dysprpaH and so weak that at times I could hardly Hood’s stand. I looked like a person In consump­ .......tion. Hood’s Sarsaparilla did mo so much g-*»d that I wonder ut myself sometimes, and my friends frequently speak of it.” Him. Ella A. Gory, ci Terraco Street, Boston. Sarsaparilla BoUby all drugglits. fl I six for fA Prepared only IOO Doses One Dollar Mortgage bale. Default having been made In tbe condition* of a eertaln mortgage mMIe by Clinton fi. Boice aud Eva A. Boice hi* wile to Marv M. Garland dated November n A. D. lam and recorded in the office of the Register of Deeds, for tbe county of Barry and fitatc of Michigan, on the » day Of November A. D. IBS* ill Liber 23 of Mortgages, on page* AM. and said mortgage waa ou the :Dlh of December I 1HTO assigned to Clny W. Pettit, and on Dec. 30 I 1800agalu duly assigned by Clav W. Pettit, by his guardian tqMary M. GarUad. the morigrgre In said mortgage and both ot said assignment-, oui .* c have been duly recorded . o?1 3 o: said mortgage was upon the express condition that the said mortgagor should keep the build­ ings erected upen the preaiises decrslbed there­ in insured against loss or damage by fire by lu.Mirers to be approved by said Mortgagee and In default tltereor It shall bo lawful for the said mortgagee to trflw such insurance and the premium so paid for the same should be a 1 IS1. lurther lien upon tho premises, bearing lutrre*: at the rale ot io per cent, ano th* said mort­ gagor having neglected to effect srn-h Insurance, only. i \»tH not rarry imssenger* unless tlie said mortgagee«fleeted tbe same, and paid therefor the sum of S3A on the Krth day of with freight train penult*. • trai'..* will be ma at the convenience December last and there h now clsiineed.to be ■ w. who reterve the rirht to change due for such Insurance tbe sum ot f37jio. And it wa* furtaer express y agreed In said - i-h train* without notice. mortgage. J hat should there be auy default in I*. Br*u. GenT Mamqrer. the payment of tlie interest upon the same, at any day when the same should be due and pay­ able. and should tbe same remain unpaid aud In arrears tor tho jpace ot sixty days, then the principal on said mortgage should be dn« al tbe option ot the said mortgagee, ami the interest due on the.»<h day of .November mno. to wit the sum of t/0 not having been paid and Hie same having remained uu;<-.d until this date, luuler said option aald mortgagee now declares fo -TTI 341 tt 4o' the whole ol said mortgax* due aud parable. II Oft; 420 7 io: There 1* now claimed to be due <>n said in ion . mortgage the sum ot 8i08l.se and also the sum ’ 10 of 837-50 tor said insurance atal au attorney •> fee of thirty five dollars provided for in said mortgage, and no suit or pioceedlng* at law having been instituted to recover tlie : la 3 moneys secured by said mortgage, or any part thereof; Now, therefore, by virtue of the power ot sale contained in said mortgage, and the statute In ’ 06! su<& case made aud provided, notice Is hereby Jivtn that on Hatrrday tbe thirteenth day of uae A. D. H01, at ten o'clock In the forenoon. .. IO 151 I idudlMll al public auction, to the highest 1:11® si । bidder, at tbe north front door of the Court House in the Cllr of Hasting* Mich, (that being • H° 20 10 JOl the place where the circuit court for B*rry county It) on L* liolden), the premises described in said .nkfort loop mortgage, or ap much thereof a* may be ■ta as' necessary to pay tbe amount due on said mortseven percent, interest.and all legal :ra‘u lias free-chalr car to Chicago, Bwlth toget|gr with an attorney’s fee of thlrtytrain has Wagner buffet parlor car ollara covenanted for therein, tbe premises train bn Waiter sleeping ca/» to being described In said mortgage as all that certain piece or parcel of land situate lying and in tbe town of W oodland Barry county north has Ini'chair rar to Maniatec. being Michigan, and known and described as follows: Commencing at a point in the center ot Tkacber street at It* Intersection with Mam street and running thence due east along the center of Thacber street sixteen (18) rods, thenee north nine (•) rods, tbenee due nest six­ k iu.no io. teen (1C rods, tlienee due south along the J center ot Main street nine.<»» rods to the place of beginning containing one hundred forty-four square rods of ground, being In the village of 8 asj 1 Ml Woodland, according to the recorded nlat thereof, it being on tbe S W ». of section 15 T. 4 I» '. 8 5 2 Z’l ■rand l^lge Smith & Cousbovk. Attornexs tor Mortgagee. Dated March 18. 1801. iMrott .. KOTICB FOR HEARING CLAIMS. State of Michigan. County of liarry-M. 10 18! 7 ItK Notice is hereby given, tbat by an order of the Ithi io mi k »; Probate Court tor tbe County of Rany, made ■to 25| 7 371 on the eighth day af April. A. D. l»i>ix months from tbat date were allowed for creditor* to their claims against the eatale of John - >r cars <>u ail trains I«etween Grand Rap- present uJ l>--dr. Neal s‘.S cents for any distance, A. Grebir. late of said county, deceased, and tbal all creditors of said deceased are required nng’t train* without change between to present tbeir claims to said Probate Court, <l Rapids and Hagtnaw. at tbe Probate office. In the etty of Hastings, tor .cry >Uv other trains week dav* only. examination amt sliuwauce. on or before the GKO. DcfUntX. eighth day of October next, and that soeh claims will be heard before *aid court on Wed­ nesday. the eighth day ot July, and on Tliursday, the eighth day of October next, at ten o’clock in the forenoon of each of those days. Dated, April Bib. A D. »1. Chas, w . aumstiionc.. Jugde of Probate. AHO A WEST MICHIGAN By. B! auoiT. LANSING L' * NORTHERN .5.0° V2.00 ^2.Oo Default having boeu made in the condition* of a certain mortrage made vbLi.v J. Forshy and Sarah A. Forsh), bl» wife, to Spellman Casey, dated .F^roary 23rd. A. D. IM8. and recorded in the office of tbe Register of Deeds, for tbe County of Hurry and st-itcof Michigan.on the27th day ot February. A. D. 1888. In liber » ot ‘nor**6*'.' on page »L oa which mortgage there is claimed to be due at tbe dale of Ibis notice tbe sum of four hundred throe dollar* and thirteen and an atlorney's feeot twenty five dojlars pro­ vided for in said mortraae. and uof™’‘or ceedlng* at law bavtugbeen instituted to re­ cover tue moneys secured by said mortgage, or anS.>w’MithereIore. by virtue of P0**’’ contained In said mortgaic^and tlir statute in such case made and provided, notice la bereny given that on Monday, the ctli day of July..A. D i*!)l al ten o'clock in the forenoon, 1 shall sell at public auction to tbe highest bidder, at the north front door of tbe court bouse In the $3 city of Hastings, (that being, the P,»C®T}“” t-. i i1.iuh1 no Stamped on bottom. Addrem , ** J2°nr W.i- mil GLAiMBrocktaa.Maaa. Holdby the Circuit Court for Barry the premise* described in said morigagi or »o Lib1-75 *175 W. L. DOUGLAS SHOE A. E. Woolley, Agent. t.’HANCKUY ORDER. d Michigan. The Circuit County tor ‘•la v «■: Hvrrv—It Ciancerv. Fifth ii i-ireult—i i Uhviiesry. ' ->»dio< in the Circuit Court for tbe -SommI Carson, cjiuplatuant, ■ , - ... I-I*. VIM MI’l U'lVW V, W- — — ”' . and in default thereof. *aid bill will be taken a*«mfe3*e<i by said non-resident defendant* And it ts further ordered, tbat wttbln twenty -a-. ‘ th- complainant came a notice <d this or■■rrtv be published in the Hastlgn BaWMKU. » '"-^'pxper printed, published arid (droutatiag la 'xid county, and that said )>abiicat>on be (Tttll’ii..._I— —‘ alv lb* time 3ulive prescribed for Ms aa pea rune* Xlllnol. — A Speeches at Through with *»y and Other Cltle*. . Chicago. May 1-Labor day waa cele­ brated in Chicago by a grand parade of fifty or more labor organixatlon* and a monster mass meeting on the lake front. The demonstration was fully the equal of former years. Lost night tbe different union- had entertainment* at their holla batimate* of the number of men In line run from 13,000 to js ooa Secretory F. L. Dutcher, o^khe executive committee, conCdently expected to have 25,000 men In nne. 1 l>cre were delegate* to the meet­ ing Thursday night from fifty th roe organ­ isation* and their lowekt estimate* of tbe men who would turn out footed up to a total of over 16,000 while other bodies ,were expected. “We wtoiid have a bigger demonatrettou." said Marshal Swallow, -but tbe bricklayers and carpenters have got their eight hours and good wages aud will not turn out to any extent." Tbe proc:a»ion, which moved through the principal down-town streets to the Lake Frout park, was made up of four divisions; tho most noticeable and largest holy of men in the lind was tbe Carpen­ ter’* union, which numbered 1,000 men. A feature of the parado was that there were a numlier of uon-uaiou men in the ranks, aud for tbe day ail jealousies be­ tween organised and unorganised labor were dissipated. There were a large num­ ber of bauds, and many banners bearing appropriate device* an.I legend*. Upon arriving at the lake front the parado broke up, aud the men surrounded tbe ‘ speaking stand. David B. Bird was chairman, aud the Aral speaker was______________________ Robert Swallow. He . said: “This country should be the first to make this eight hour duy universal and with this firm determination on the part of the toilers the time will coma when it will be hard to find an employer who would ask hi* men to work more than eight hour. But the eight-hour day 1* only a step. Wc believe that tbe men who produce the wealth of the country are entitled to a just proportion of that wealth. We never will have M till wo have a production for consumption, not a production fur profit.” Richard Branschweig lol lowed, deliv­ ering a stirring address in German, while from a hansom cab, In another part of the grounds, J. Mikolauda talked in Bohe­ mian to tbe large army obworkets of that nationality. Thoma* J. Morgan made an address that stirred the enthusiasm of the crowd, and Jen* Cbrlstlensen wound up the proceeding* by talking to the Scandi­ navian toilers iu their tongue. There were no anarchistic *eutin>eni* uttered iu any of tbe speeches. SOME DOINGS OF THE DAY. CINCINNATI, May 2.—No. trouble is looked for amoug workingmen In this city. The buiidiug trade* have no griev­ ance, and the carpenters are satisfied with tbe situation as it L*. If any strike comes it will be accidental, ae no prepara­ tions tor any have been made. In Cov­ ington, Ky., the carpenters went out on a strike yesterday for nine hours’ work at a minimum of 82 30 per day, instead of ten hours per day, aa previously. They also want tbe con tractora tu employ none but union nrfn. Nothing to Indicate Imbor Day. Kansas CUT. Mo., May 3.-In this city there was nothing to indicate that yeatcr- bratlon of any kind among tbe working classes. At Topeka, Kan., tbe day was observed by tbe working classes generally as a holiday. MANY MINERS LAY OFF AWHILE. DAN-rtUAt, HL, May 2-The Grape Creek Coal companvythe Spellman Coal company and th* Kelley mine*, all lo­ cated In Grape Creek, abut down P»*£rday. They have been paying cents a ton for mining and want tlie men to eept a reductloa. There wjH be over 800 idle miners on Grape Cre^j^ IMDIANAPDUB, May a-Tixree thousand miners in tbe block and WUminou* coal field* ot thisstoto went on strike y«U*rDei . ___ fnr the vear has OB a reducticu'.. -PrrnWCBG. p«-. May 1-Tbe railroad eo*l miners of the Pittsburg district, HO* FL*»T«R CO.. aa an agreement was reached yesterday afternoon by their conference committee in tonvsntlon here and the coal operator's committee by which last year’s rate of TO ®rnts -vas affirmed. Tbe coil o|>erators also agtved to advance the price of min­ ing in cam* of any advance iu coal daring the coming year. SrniNUHKLD. Illa, May a-The miners of Sangamon county, numliering about 1,500, were idle yesterday awaiting a aetroent of the question of the price of min­ ing and hours of work. Heretofore the men have been deceiving tt»X cents a ton, but the operators propose to pay only 50 cents in the future. ' BLOODSHED IN THE COKE REGIONS. Uniontown. Pa., May 5—The deadly pistol did some more work yesterday, and one man was killed and another badly wounded. Tho tragedy occurred nt a houM where Superintendent Gray, of Leiseuring No. 3 My* the striker* held captive two men who had been working. Gray und Pit Bos* Callaghan went to the house to rescue th* niea when they were attacked with stone*, und when the shotiff’* deputies came to tbeir assistance the striker* *tone.l them also, and then fired on them. Tho deputies replied, and killed Joi, i Mahon, wounding another. - Ktrike Leader* Tell Another Story. John McSloy, ot the striker*’ executive board, says the above fa not true; tbat no­ body attacked Gray and Callaghan, but tbat they fired into a crowd of strikers who who were jeering them on tbeir lack of succea* in getting the two alleged cap­ tives to go with them. McSloy had Gray and his companion arrested, charged with wilful murder, nnd put In jail, although the coroner's verdict waa that Mahon wa» killed by an unknown deputy. Thirty-seven Huns from Braddock were landed at Erick’* redstone works yester­ day. They were met by the local strikers, some of wh».n waved knives and other weajxin* until the stranger* fled from the ground. Thay walked back to Union­ town, where some of them took the first train north and others remained In town, and were last night taken in tow by the strikers. Deputy Sheriff? strike. A number of evictions took plnoe yes­ terday. At one Louse tbe deputies wer# attacke 1 with sjonea, and when one of them drew his revolver the sheriff dis­ charged him. Thereupon the others dvputie* struck, and but half a doxen re­ turned to work. >,000 in numlm,struck ere will, however, resume work Monday, — CASTORIA for Infants and Children. oeudHaaaapertortoanypwwcripfcon I 8f»r^omach. Iharrtoa. Erucsauon. o toe." IL A. Abcttck. IL D„ I cl’c* *lot'P' “ 111 Bo. Oxford BL, Brooklyn. N. T. | WRboutiinjurious mmtaMtioa. Erwr WATERPROOF COLLAR or CUFF THAT CAN BE RELIED ON INTot to Spilt! DJot to Discolor! BE UP TO THE MARK BEARS THIS MARK. TRADE ELLuloiD Mark. HEEDS HO LAUNDERINC. CAN BE WIPED CLEAN IN A MOMENT. THE ONLY LINEN-LINED WATERPROOF COLLAR IN THE MARKET.' If YOU WISH I-: SOME TURBULENCE IN EUROPE. Rome, May 3 —A number of workmen held a meeting yesterday in the rear of the Church of Su John of Lateraa. Fire members of the chamber of deputies were present One of tbe speakers, an Anarch­ ist, urged an attack on the police. Soon after a mob, some In tbe street and some frun windows, began to stone the troop? that were passing. Tbe police fired on the rioters, aud the cavalry followed up tbe volley by a charge that scattered those in in the s.reeL A force of infantry pro­ ceeded to storm the house from which stones had been thrown. A great uproar and struggle followed, the Socialists offering violent resistance. In tbe melee Deputy Barxillal, a Socialist; Cipriani aud twenty-five others of the mob were wounded. Cipriani mortally, it is said, and one killed. Oue policeman was stabbed and killed. Several of tbe troop­ er* in tbe street were unhorsed- by some of the mob, who rallied after tbe first charge and trampled upon aud kicked tbe fallen soldier*. The military were succesAiul in subduing the not, without seriou* loss to themselves. LYONS, May ‘A—May Day in thia city was attended by exciting scenes. A large crowd of men, followed by a multi­ tude of women aud children, paraded the streets bearing red banners. The police attempted to disperse the crowd, and a general melee followed. Many arrests Milwaukee. May X—About OK carpen­ were made, and tbe rioter* continued to ters quit work yesterday to enforce the .defy tbe police until 10 o’clock nt night, new scale of wages which wa< submitted wbeu tho cavalry charged tbe mob, dis­ to tbe bouse, several months ago, but persing It and injuring many. Sixty ar­ there was no general strike of the building rests were made. trades. Must of tbe larger contractors have conceded tbe new scale demanded by tbe men. Paris, May 3.—A mob threatentM the police station at Clichy yesterday. Tbe Terre Haute, Ind., May 2.—About 500 gendarmes sallied forth and dispersed the rioters, who took refuge in a wine shop carpenters in this city have struck for an increase ot 5 cent* per bocr. Both sides where they barricaded themselves in. The are obstinate, aud the strike will he a police. In attempting to dialodgs them, long one. Hod-carriers are also on a were met by a volley from revolvers, strike for an increase, and Che brickmak­ which wounded four of the polieemen. ers have gone out in sympathy with them. COLCMBUB, O., May 2.-A special to Tbe Columbus Dispatch, from Nelsonville, O., one of the principal points In the Hocking coal regions, says: The miners were all idle yesterday, but in an inter­ t.arvrls o» I and situate in towusltip ot itarcy In view with a number of the leading minIhe ewntv of foJrv and State ot Michigan. en we are Informed that this does not 11 Thc^outh'eastquirtt-r 'of the mean a strike, a* tbs 1st of Mny was La­ bor Day. Tbe opinion of the (M) In township otic (I«north of range nine (») miner* interviewed 1* that there Will be ent. and containing in all ^r^^btrntoe Md oue. no strike in the Hocking Valley and half acres, be the same more or ie«. Strait* villa district*. Hstllda B. !>ttengllL Wellington D. Petteugin, *e*ley B. Pettengtil. William A. PettoOtoU, v> tliaee II. PeasoglU. Bertie £ PebengiU, u M*v fvttengiU, Hindi PatMMnU. JeWM 1» Benham. Bentle, Bro*. A Wilkiu*. Walton A. N-wt >n. L-vi Hol tn-* and Nichol*. Bhep- the same P«n^LLMA!C CoBV, Mortgagee. ...■’1A Company..defendant*. SMITH ft COLGKOVM . n tui* cause it anpexrinv from affidavit on Attorneys for Mortgage Ble.lliii: the defendant*. Wollare H- Pettanglll ■nd Wellington D. Pettengill are not residents Dated. April 7. UM. thi* Mote, but reside in the stale of Nebraska. •»« mocion of smith & Colgrove. Com­ i ilnaat'e Solicitor*, it 1* ordered tbat 1 • Appearance of saI<1 non-re*ldet.t dc- u l Eases Pain Instantly. <• । Wallace 11. PtOngUl and WeBIng‘ ■ "••ng.ll, be entered herein within four UffJIJ strengthens Weak Parts. from the dnie of this order; and iu ease •4 tbeir anpearaaoe ■ bill uf cump'iiiat to be filed, and a copy thereof v> be served on tbe Com plaint’s SolkH- I4- BTRins 000UB IH Mm PLACES. To Cet a-TO‘ 3-1 HsrtXow.......... ...... ’ , <O •!' FloBEKCK, May 2.—Tbe police and mili­ tary dispersed a crowd of luenAvbo were listening to incendiary speeches yester­ day. As the mob dispersed its members looted tbe stores on tbeir line of retreat. Paris, May 3.—In a collision yesterday between tbe police and mluprs at Fourmies, department Du Nord, seven persons were killed and twelve wounded. WAUEKSHA, Win.. May 5. —A saloon keeper named Schley was found marpered and robbed Sundny mornfcg. Later Henry Bernhard was arrested as the perpetrator of the crime, and taken to Milwaukee for safekeeping, owing to threats of lynching. He admits that ha aided In robbing Schley, but denies that be killed him. The money stolen waa found on Bernhard’* person. LATER.—Bernhard has confessed that he alone murdered Schley. He said they quarreled and bo laid iu wait for his vic­ tim and killed him with a club. LONDON, May <• —Th* Pal! Mall Ga­ geite announces that important Informa­ tion has been Riven by outside parties to tbe queen’s proctor. Sir Augustus Kep­ pel tttrpbenaou, during tbe last few days in regard to the O’Shea divorce case. The Pali Mall Gaseltu adds that if tbe infor­ mation furnished turns out to be correct, it is sufficient to call for tbe intervention of the queen’s proctor. St. Lovis, Mo., May I.—A Lincoln, Neb., Kpccitd to The Republic says: A hurricane struck Lincoln and did con­ siderable damage. A number of build­ lugs were blown down, one of them being the Manchester shoe factory, a three-story brick. Over <3,000 worth of damage waa entail.-d. No cue waa hurt. To Advertise Anything Anywhere ATAny time WRITE TO Geo. P. Rowell & Co. No. io Spruce Street, NEW YORK. J t 1 i 0, MILLS' CJC ITERATIVE /ItSWW JwasUy HrMlU»V HEADACHE! Of all forms, Neur»lria3p«arm^F!t8,Sleepleesness Dullnesa, Dixzlnesa, Blues, Op­ ium Habit, DrunkenneM, ettL, are cured by Dr. Mlles’ Restorative Nervine, discovered by the eminent Indiana Specialist in ner­ vous disi-aaes. It does not contain opiates or dangerous drugs. Fine book of great cures and trial bottles Fbke at druggist*. Dr. Miles’Medical Co., Elkhart, Ind. TRIAL BOTTLE FREE. SHILOH S CONSUMPTION CURE wiUwu. « pinna » lb? biKory o< mediate. All dragees are authorised to sell n on a pos­ itive guarantee, a test that no other cure can suecadnlly stand. That it may become known, . — '__ Mzwmrm* exnense. are MORTGAGE SALE. Default having been made tn the coo dittoes of a mortgage dated August 13. 1870. made by Elijah Hhawand wife rhflura tn David G. Mo< lure and recorded in tim ofllct- of the Register of Deeds for tbe County of Barry andfitate o< Michigan on August 30. l*7o In Uber -WoC mortgages on page » and by the Mid David G. McClure assigned to Ambrose Hubbell, October 20. 1W4. and recorded In said register's ottee, t k-lober 30.1KM in hber a of mortgages on page 432 and by Daniel Striker, executor aftbelaM will and testament of said Ambrose Hubbafl, deceased, assigned to Emily E. Btllsoa, Sarah E. Reid and Wllmlner W.Osborn. February 11. 1*01 sad rreonled In said register’s office rebroary 18. imsi tn lin-r 38 of mortgage*, on pace US and by the said Emily F. Btiteon, Sarah E. KsM and Wllutlner W. Osborn assigned to AtaaM&r _N. GllleloiMt . April. h—.^17. l*Sl 1M1and I. recorded -r -in r said - r* uuv n •>••.•■ in. —v. v. • come operative, aud on wblc.li mortnre there m claimed tn be du* at tbe date of this notlee elxbt hundred and forty six dollars and eight cent* M) aud no suitor procredihjt at law haring b«rn inUHuted to recover the amoeet veurrd by said mortgage or any part tbereerf: Notice I* thertorr hereby given, that on Sat­ urday. tbe nth day of July. 1891. al test o’etaak In the foreroou there will be sold at theMrtb front door of the Court bouse in the City o< Ilastiug*. County ot Barn'. *»d State of Michtgnn. said Court bouse being ihe place In which the circalt Court for the Coaaty <4 Barry Is held, at public auction to tbe HMt bidder, the preniiscs desei I bed in said Mtortgsge. or su much thereof as may be uerea»an to satisfy the amount due on said mortnab. a* above set forth, allh the Interest thMtiMi, and tbe costs, charges and expenses altowWby law and provided for In said mortgage.- saM ra!*cs being situate In the City ut iiMHuga. • County ot Barry, and Stale (J Mtehtoon. and described as village lots number 12«., MM, stings according :o the recorded plat Untto Dated Apr.l 15. D»l. Al.r.XANI>ER N. GfLLKLAMm, Assignee ot the Mortgage. At.ONZO E. K KN ASTON. * Attorney for Asaignee. GILLASPIE, Corner nf Court and Jefferson fit Keeps Itow. Good goods. Low price*. --------------— bO YOW TAKE THE ¥HT NOT? ■ �the markets Hastings Banner. Hostings Thursday, May ?. 1WIMARSHALL L.COOK. Editor ~ rp HASTIXGS, RICH., POBTOFFICB, arovsT 14. 1879. editorial notes. Now that the ml McKinley prices are The regular monthly meeting of When Major McKinley, ««y« the Borton JWoman’s Foreign Missionary society of the M. E. church. will be held on Wednesday Journal, lately delivered bis motet* ed- j drees In Providence, ttie chief democratic jMixer, commencing at 8:80 p. m. newspaper in that city remarked that he The ladies of Emmanuel church are prewould do more harm than good by raising paring for an apron auction, to be given tbe tariff issue in tbe state eleciton. Tbe ,the last of the month. Tbe proceeds will slDcereity of this assertion can be estlrna- .go toward the building fund for tbe new church. It should be liberally patronized. ted by tbe fact that 24 hours after, thto same newspaper devoted a large portion ot Next Sunday, May 10th. after tbe morn­ its editorial space to a frantic endeavor to ing services, the collection will be taken nt show that the democratic party is a friend of the M. E. church for tho various benevo­ lent enterprises of Methodism. It to the tariff, and states that tire “real question hoped there may be a large attendance. Is not between free trade and protection.” The third quarterly mectlug of Cedar In the interim our Rhode Island coutemCreek circuit, U. B. church, will be held porary bad evidentlv begun to hear from at Baltimore church. May 9th and 10th. tire people. One of the echoes of Major B. H. Mowers will lie present. All are McKinley’s speech to this Interesting com­ cordially Invited to attend. J. W. Mijck*^ >at hand, and cheap sugar to causing con­ sternation in tbe “reform” camp, tbe ene­ mies of protection are driven to very ab. mud expedients In try ing to neutralize the Impression which free sugar for the people munication: Pawtucket, IL I., March 26, 1891. to creating in favor of the McKinley tariff. We call the attention of our readers to the To Mr. Charles E. Sexton, Sec. of Un­ democratic city committee: Mtowing utterances on thto subject from Dkab Sir—Permit me through you. to representative free trade sources: present my resignation as a member of tire Is admitting sugar untaxed protection or democratic city committee. free trade? If It to protection.' then I am D>c undersigned to » tariff “reformer." a protectionist and am willing to work for The republican and democratic parties are more of the same sort. If It is free trade, both tariff reformers. The distinction Ire■ by are you so happy over It. Mr. Protec­ tween both on the question to one of meth­ tionist? Especially -Ince you profess to od. Tbe republican method is by protec­ believe that the foreigners pay the duty, tion supplemented by Its natural and logi­ and its removal is therefore a boon to him cal complement reciprocity. . instead of to us.—Mr. William Lloyd GarThe writer Irad tire honor and privilege rterei, speech at Danvers, Mass., April 8th. to hear Mr. McKinley at the Yonng Men’s Republican Club of Providence. That poYesterday » housekeeper hud to pay one dollar for fourteen pounds of whit# granu­ Utica! lineal descendent of Hamilton. Clay lated sugar. Today oue dollar will buy and Webster made the most masterly twenty pounds ot the same quality. This speech upon the tariff question that Rhode is a splendid free trade lesson, given to Island has ever heard. The preaeutation . the people by the enemies of free trade. ui the topic from the standpoint of protec­। A tariff is a tax.—New York Standard, tion was complete. In matter, form and delivery it was all but perfect. Its force, ’ April 1. weight and argument arc Incontestable, To make sugar free is protection, just as and unanswerable. It has left no doubt . it was protection to make tea and coffee in the writer’s mind that protection Is thej ’ > free, which was done by protectionists life line along which the United States. with least Injury to itself must follow in years ago. It Is free frade, otherwise march toward the ultimate free trade withj known as a tariff tor revenue only, some­ ail the nations. . Coming to such a conclusion upon Ute times called cobdentom. which requires a . tariff placed on such things. Free trade to national question which has been and is. the chief ground of political contention be­ England's policy, yet tea and coffee both tween the two great parties, he feels that> bear a heavy tariff, which to paid by the he could not honestly and consistently. . English people. Protectionista everywhere continue a member of your organi­t and always have maintained that the sugar zation since organically .you represent. in st measure the democratic policy upon tariff was a tax, and never, as these free this great question. He does your organi-. trade authorities represent, that It was tion tbe credit to believe that you had paid by tlie foreigner. There to no room rather have an honest aud out spoken oppon­ ent whom you respect than a dishonest as­ for controversy ou this point sociate to be desplsqg and suspected, in Any one by consulting almost any speech closing, permit me to offer to the democrat­ or other recorded utterance of any repre­ ic city committee my thanks for tlie uni­ sentative protectionist, can easily satisfy form courtesy and good feeling the organi­ zation has collectively and individually himself that we state the simple truth. shown me during my term of membership. That protective duties on articles which Respectfully yours, Richard Martix. can be produced here in sufficient quanti­ ties to supply the domestic demand are paid by tbe consumer does not therefore follow. Because sugar dropped in price the amount of the duty as soon as It was abolished, it does not follow that wire nails now Belling at 2 1-10 cents a pound would drop to 1-10 of a cent a pound If the duty of 2 cents a pound was removed. The duty on wire nails to pro­ tective. that on sugar a revenue duty. That to the difference. It requires a vast ■mount of cheek and a lamentable absence «f conscience for these free traders to so misrepresent such well-known facts. Their doing so indicates the desperation to which the beneficent results of th<f new tariff are driving them.—Economist The Free trade attorney is always ready with his promise of cheap things. The farmer is assured tbat his implements may be had for less money; the' mechanic is to be required to pay less for his took, ■nd beads of families are told that they will need less money for purchasing tbe essentials to comfort and convenience. Ail these are promised In return for votes hacking up the European demand that our tariff shall be “reformed” to a basis of It may be well for voters to consider for a moment the sham that so persistently parades under this garb of cheapness. As In tbe case of the gaudy fly with which the angler tempts the fish, tlie promise of cheapness is arranged to conceal what its victims are expected to learn by costly ex­ perience. And as tbe ultimate results from any radical change in our economic policy will press most directly upon that large majority of voters who work for tbeir living, these are the men who should see to it that no mistake Is made. It wlU not do to lose sight of tbe fact tint tbe opportunity to buy cheap is not the main requisite to comfort and independ­ ence. Before a man can buy at all he »ust bare tbe money to tender In payment; ami if be is really a prudent man be will heettate to spend tbe dollar already in his place it with another. This is the point vt view from wbieb to contemplate the toana between tbe policies trf protection and Tree trade. Free trade would put the Wred articles In tbe pockets of foreign waiters and dealers. Protectton insists that every article which can be as well ■MKte In this country as In any other shall be made here, and that tbe money paid far •t ahull go into the pockets of American tar work done there without by just so web dn*-<mg the supply in this country. This manly and outspoken letter explalns itself. How many more there may be among the best and most substantial of the Rhode Island democrats who have had their eyes opened by Major McKinley’s co­ gent arguments, we have no means of knowing, but we doubt not that it is a considerable number. In a state like Rhode Island, with an Intelligent people, and great, dlvlerae and prosperous Indus­ tries, the free trade ease simply cannot stand the test of discussion.—Exchange. ,o ""WW‘ । Qata-aito parbu. ssfyiioMittuiper bu’ divorce.________________ improved ? HOflGMcraGurc r. WcnObMU: HOG CHOLERA, and PIN W0BM8 IN HORSES Mowlnx*.«• <l'' of the week ending **•> taken from the book, in Circuit Court. Circuit court will convene next Monday. Following la the calendar: CHIMIN'AlTbe people vs. Frank Treat, v iolatluR liquor law. For sentence. The people vs. Oren Itaytou, assault with Intent to commit rape; The people vs. James Culp, larceny. Tlie pedple vs. James Seeley, jail break­ ing. For sentence. The people vs. Burton Si Howe, obtain­ ing property under false pretence. * The people vs. Harry Northrup, perjury. The people vs. Eugene Wilcox, suborna­ tion of perjury-. The people vs. James I.. Wfiiox. subor-, nation of perjury. The people ya. Eugene Wileox. criminal assault. The pedple vs. John Bovee and Lyman Scott, burglary. For sentence. Tbe.pcople va. Carrol Cutler, malicious Injuring to personal property. , Tbe people vs. James Collison, William Collison and Clarence LeBaron, violating fish law. The people vs. John Eaton, larceny. The people vs. John GarriMin, larceny. The people vs.. Clarence Pennock and George W. Kern, violating liquor law. The people vs. Jacob Odell, violating liquor law. The people va. Henry Dietz, violating liquor law. The people va, John Damouth. violating liquor law. The people vs. Joel DeMond, obstruct­ ing railroad. The scheme of tbe democrats to change the method of electingpresldentlalelectars in Michigan so that they will be chosen by congressional districts has been consumatcd. Two of the so-called Patron senators voted with the democrats and thus gave them the required constitutional majority. The passage of thto, act, supplemented by the congressional gerrymandering bill, will enable the democrats to capture a half dozen electorlal votes in this state *in ’92 that they would not otherwise have se­ Wm. Wright vs. Frank Treat, Henry cured. Whtfli it to borne In mind that in Wever and Mary Brady, trespass on the every .other state in the uuion presidential case. M. L. Sweet A Co. vn. John Yarger, electors are chosen at large the infamy of assumpsit. , the Michigan democracy will be mere fully Tbe Olney 4 Judson Grocery Co. vs. appreciated. It was for this that the seats Wm. H. Chilson. Ida Chilson and Hope of the two republican senators were stolen. Chilson, replevin. Clement Smith, administrator of the es­ However, the result of the election this tate of Andrew J. Hardy vs. Chas. Schledt, spring clearly demonstrates tbat the demo­ assumpsit cratic party will not gain largely. In the Erndst H. Morse vs. Emma A. Fergu­ long run, bv tbeir course in this matter. son. assumpsit Nancy Howarth vs. Mary E. Howarth, Probably republican farmers who helped ejectment. to elect “Patron” members of the legisla­ Lewis Wood vs. Charles Moon, tresspass ture will now begin to fully realize how on tbe case. ’_ Esther Odell vs. Barry & Eaton Ins. Co., great was tbeir error in permitting them­ selves thus to be made cat’s-paws of by the assumpsit Romain Freeman vs. Spellmau Casey democratic party.—Charlotte Republican. appeal. Loren Staples va. Lymaa Chamberlin, appeal. Alexander Foster vs. Samuel Marshall assumpsit Philo A. Sheldson vs. Samuel Marshall, The ladies of the Presbyterian Mission­ ary society are reminded that the monthly appeal. Cyrus H. Bowen vs. Geo. W. Simmon, meeting is held at ti»e parsonage on Wed­ nesday. the ISlh of May, at 2:80. All our appeal, Frederick F4 McNair vs. City of Hast­ friends are earnestly requested to make an ings, trespass on the case. effort to be present Farmers A Merchants Bank, of Nash­ Services at tbe Presbyterian church next ville, vs. Benj. F. Reynolds, assumpsit Sunday as usual. „ A' P‘ Cook Co • va. Jerome The Y. P. S. E. meets in tbe church st E. Wolcott willful trespass. 8:80 Wm. Troxel vs. Valentine Leins, tresThe Chautauqua Asaembly at Bay View P*m. win open two weeks earlier than usual imparlance. ■ this year, and last four weeks Instead of Hastings City Bank va. Hastings three. It will begin July 15th aad close Creamery Co. , August 12th. In Re. the assignment of John Yarger The work-of finishing the new Episcopal for benefit of creditors. church has commenced. When completed CHA^‘r“RY’ class. the Emmanuel society will have * CHD Of . Cbw- H. McDermott va. tbe unknown heirs of Matthew Broughton, deceased bill a ehuich. ’ C- T* u- county couvwjfkin to remove cloud from title. Matf Barlow va. Stepbea Haight as administrator of John N. Curtis. d*~ed Additional Local News. morning. Thursday evening there will be a gold medal contest and Friday even­ Geo. w, Gregory vn. Hiram Cogswell ing Mrs. Hunt’s address to which the especial attention ef teachers and others and Anu Cogswell, foreclosure. A‘ Aa,U“ Anna A“tinInterested In the puWic schools to called. Ln the “Newsy Notes” from Washington divorce. •FrKlwiS: J' telni rr“k a. Saltli. for March Sth to thto item: — ■■ at Calvary church. S^- H«r work In tbe capi- Batting*. .Ttteperib, < *«: eui. «. H«l "- »*“**’ C' H*“1' D. W. McDevitt of the book auction store, will leave our city Monday. Dur­ ing hto month’s stay here, Mr. M. has won hosts of friends by his genial and gentle­ manly wajs. He Is a walking encyclopae­ dia of book lore and evidently a man who has traveled extensively. When he is sell­ ing books be Is able to give the most excellent description of their contents aud enibellishe* the same with artistic and telling hits. It’s worth one’s while to hear him even if you buy nothing, it has been a matter uf great sutprhe that he could sell books, of such excellence In tbe matter contained in them, and so beautifully and often elegantly bound, at the prices they have been sold for here. Tbe discount from regular prices ranges all the way from r.0 to 90 per cent., and they are valuable books too. We contend that such an Inrtutloti as hto is of tbe highest benefit to any community. Hundreds of families In this city ami vicinity are to-day becoming familiar with tbe l»est authors ami the best books, who could never hare had the op­ inrtunlty of such acquaintance except for Mr. McDevitt’s book auction. ”■ . ».A>- OF^»»u. « •>. MU to Mt »*“» h rn.riw.rt c Strong V»- Arthur D. Hugm*< et^l. blit lor mp.rtoer.hlp MKXintlUK. • •« •«-» per bn wnort—MO.LWhlta|i.OO:rr<; li.-r, ’ Ftour^s.76 par haadrru 1 * Greatwi j>tecoveryKn«>v n for the A WUV.MC0: HrXDBEIM OF THEM. wnu.-:—" (rl Rev. Bishop Foley 1). D.. of Detroit, C7““’km k- Job, D. Kl«: «*««>» will administer confirmation nt St Hose church here next Friday morning.) He u. O. e~nr».U. ~ ~ will arive here from Grand Rapids at8:10 ’’i’TKS'J’X. sebd-r: a. m. Several priests from other places will be present. Tbe sermon will be ■» oralln. VW '« • preached by the Bishop after mass, which win be sung at 10 a. m-CArrangementH are being made for a public reception to be given to the Bishop at Union hall. Frl“jSbclumMrt u> D.rt<l C. H.«W; day evening^ AU are cordially invited. Hont. national and . numericPra»U» *>»: t-™1 "ftWtEXS^bn.b U. JMM G. Moll: m. l-rASfUt Et-m. - — ’ «•«’• ’’lUnta Colrt to K. W. cur: lot MldAtrrtUr *J.W. Ilnibrnbott to J.J. lktxlmbo<t:«. "it’iifirtM^tt. A Husbu: m •« X» *“1 “tWSJ-^to M t^~»: OKUW "’i?li^T'"K&%'m.b n.u.4,; «. » IrrlUK »I33O. _________ Name and Residence <too E. Hennctl Assyria Marek Hunt ” Fred K. MoCallum, Freeport Nonna.I. Ludlow ’’ ,, . Claude (». Downing. Woodland Nora Cline DROP IN! and fee WALL PAPER and WINDOW 5H/1DEJ Ho leads all dealers. We don't know how he does it but still we know he does. The Soap Ue; Coa Wheat—>o, i white »t.M. No. 2ro<j,|iM and Mixed rnr.rdr f: tnadicui MIXER’S C.&S.S. BLOOD Fowls. ptwhui- FRANK GILLETT FOR THE BREADER OF Pure Game For said at all times and eggs for hatching. Prices, a matter of correspondence. THE GREATEST CANCER & SCROFOU REMEDY OF THE AOE. Dutton, Mich. Mriio Frin BAY STALLION, Fnled In 1885 Se lilis Ue Man at UeLaks. Oats—Clcnerl-u. ||g«rr^^ehkkells. Baffhlo Livestock,' ftarxllUn HartfcKWllZ h’. u. anoprSAR. '’cVTC.mbbeinoJ.C. lurubul. 1» Detroit. Membrino is a lieautiful bay in color, has good action, is an excellent traveller, and weighs 1.300 pounds, in fact he is a first-class general purpose horse, and we have put the price for service so low as to bring him within the reach of all. Fridays and Saturdays of each week at Spalding's ware­ house building, opposite Rol­ ler Mil). Terms SS. E. H. BARTLEY, Attendant Rev. W. A. Hunsberger, now pester 1st M. E. church at Muskegcn, writes as follows: ••Mixer’s lAaevr and Herefnlk Svrep * Don» tlie three .rears pastor^r Hwutm. MteSmm, they wrtv mtmbm ot iuy rboth aid raem|MM>Mi tberrtore J ha i owcctuttr ta know them atid tbeh -reaiedv I Mkrstbas to be upright, hocorablr rom. whew f’jimeMtattoui mar be rellril spou m tnj<-. Av t» the -remedj, ‘ it ha* brenumxIbj tasi'y for Mime time, and tor <>t rhe Moed «* are Qi tbe op^ilop there I«none Iwtn-r. Tbe rm­ mortals as tq tho value of rh- "twrteiM." d" such respectable pbjsleianx .4 dlrtetM>t*cb«h aa Dr. Mammon, ut Hastmri. a»d «a«t. ■' ! • 1 may be ab>« to say. to neenrr for “ tales. It « well krown tbat phideiai tng.a'i a rub-, are -Ina •<> n umniwni tbat may be ^eJasred as a -paii-nt n When they dp it may tw n-iied urxin a »ed of repl merit i» » reine..’>." I Kratwcttully. Wx*i.rv *• Ht x4 Factor First Methodht rt,tlrcb. < Mich. * P.tL—Tboqgb frequently vciritedl___ __ thto It tbe first instance in which 1 htoe rIt® a testimonial of this descript >»n.'It n Oat cheer­ tally aow Io me Interest of the nr'cicS. ' Coldwater Mich.,Oct s*. I--.* iv.A.H. For Sale by all Druggists • BUSH & GOODYEAR. raarAKEosv Drs. Mixer & Sons, Hastings, Mien. BROWNSON & RANKIN. 105 West Main St., Kalamazoo. —. - ■ ~ . t GLOVESJRUCHING, RIBBONS, VIO­ LET PINS, STICK PINS, SHIRT STUDS, CUFF BUTTONS, WINDSOR ties, opera Length hose, At Prices that will please youl Cleans Most is Lenox. C After years of experience we have found Gordon Rye fait­ black hosiery to stand all tests better than any other make is the market. Our line is much larger this year anil includes every number that we had last year at tbe same prices, not forgeting the 2b cent quality which was admitted by all who saw it to be the best in the market for the money. I o“can return every pair that crock, stain or fade in wash or wear and we will refund your money. These good- are sold u Kalamazoo only at our store. Men and Women Who are Posted " ill tell you that the place in Barry county where money is saved and satisfaction in style, fit and wear assured in purchasing BOOTS AND SHOES Is atSHnce Bros.', Hasting*. They have the experience, tbe agency for the best makes, and sell their goods at reasonable prices, and that always means a reasonable . margin of profit. When a dealer tells you he is selling them for anything le>s. he is . seeking to convince himself or yon tbat you are not intelligent enough to know tbat people do not do any business for fun or for their health. .. divorce. (rfo. URxler va. Theresia Hltzter, dl- <u™». We aria shewing some nice things in Ladies’ and Misses’ Shoes, also tine shoes , for Gent’s. E BROS, AUD SHOES. �H ASTI NGS BANNER. float Inga, Thursday. May 7, 1891. W. R. COOK. Local Kditor. I REVOLUTION 1 by using TtlE WONDERFUL -New Process" Vapor Stove, Manufactured by THE STANDARD LIGHTING CO., CfereirtMA, Ohio. The Original “Evaporating Stove! Ui-blnteljr Safe! Light* Like Gas! । ii the valves, apply a light. that's all . is to it — How .simple! Nothing to •Ki <•, order—all part Intcrohangeable : -.avoir cannot be filled while stove Is 1. i*’stove ha> been on the market for v.«ir, giving tlm'bwrtof satisfaction. would not supply the demand the • 'dir. It has been greatly improved • k His the times! A l Buy firn latest and best! For sale by HUFFMAN BROS. LOCAL NEWS. !!reu!i lion this week going, ’gone! i .uljl <|berrit* hi blossom. ■ -• r'lann.- to get datqaged books. •• »*; wagon is making regular trips, rbc biwn mower has made Its appear* tlion close1- Saturday of this x M » ' . FEMONM^MENTION. wJrtT K'u''’ **•|D ,‘*l“ o,i““ COME TOt to Uk, (Moua U« «wk BrMl1 .-AND SEE ME-: ,rom Ditto" hit SUJor Aiulet»on w ta lhc clt outxlay. ' Before you sell your om .-BUTTER-. i c- C- Field, of Cbarldtte. was in the city [Monday. ' Tuesday A' Greb,c WM in Grantl "R*Rlds W. IL Vo*burgh was In Lake Odeua last week. | Mrs. I. A. Holbrook has returned from Muskegon. Mrs. Zander.'of Kalamazoo, was In the eity Monday. 5H0KE*> Eb.POWEFLT NO. 35, ALWAYS THE SArtE and Will Hitchcock, Jr., went to Muskegcn rueoday. h POWDER Absolutely Pure. *£ ALWAYS THE BEST 5C- CKMK • IN THE . A cream of tarter baking powder. Highest Miss Kittle Beadle was in Kalamazoo of all iu leavening strength -V. «. Governover Suuday. . JOS. ROGERS. o- U. 5. *t* I>r. Peckham, of Freeport, was in the city Tuesday. j. Charlie Brown, of Chicago, was hi the city last week. W. A. Hams and family went to Gun lake Saturday. | . Fred Greble spent Sunday with relatives in Battle CreekJ Alexander Foster, of Bedford, was In the city Friday.! MORRILL & COMPANY Have just opened the largest and finest line of Will DeGolla, of Grand Rapids, was in the city Monday. > Frank Maus, bf Grand P.apkh, was lu the city Tuesdav. How to lay a Carpet: Lay the linings to the floor, putting a small tack here and there to.keep them in place. Put the w >b<» -*ari’ sold by Holden A Hire enrpet on the iloor. unrollinr lt in the di­ rection in which it is to I* laid. Begin to Enqhh tack it at tbe end of the room which is ibie house t<» rent. most irregular, if there be aMire place or «f l»r. lathnip. bgy-window in the room, tit the carpet Last week six mortgages were recorded around these places first Use' large . JO discharged. , tucks to hold the carpet temporarily In place: they , can be withdrawn when tlie C.:- writing 4S hands are being ejhwork is finished. When the carpet is fitted .’.I In the wool boot factory. } / ' to a place, use small tacks to keep It down. . Rev. Wm. Campbell Is preparing to erect Tack one end of the carpet stretching it -i :>• ■ home in the second ward. J well: then a side, then the other end| and finally the other side. Be careful to keep Young men should go to Holden A the lines straight and to have the carpet fit Hili '- to get their ties and straw hats. tightly; for if It be hxise it will not only The book auction people pack up and look badly, but will not wear well.—Maria ■i'-part tor Nashville next Monday or 1'arloa. in the Ladies' Home Journal. Tuesday. ’ ’ Lx The reports indicate tbat tlie weather The appearance of the latke Odessa conditions of the past week have been Wave has improved a great deal since very favorable to wheat and pastures, and they have made rapid growth during the iilor Francis has had charge of It. week. The weather has been generally Hie latest fail among the ladies is to get dry. with a large amount of sunshine walking clubs, arise with the lark and which has brought the crops rapidly for­ drink in the pure, fresh air of morning. ) ward. and the grass and wheat are nearly . Almost without exception the merchants up to the average growth of the season: this city report a greatly increased trade this Is gralifjiHg. as the season was about hi* spring as compared with that of last twelve days late at the last report. Plow­ ing and seeding has been pushed during the week, and tbe oats are nearly all sown Tbe amendment to increase the Attorney in the southern tier of counties, and in General’s salary from S-oo to 82.500 seems some counties plowing for corn has begun •to have carried at the. late election by and some early potatoes have been plant­ about 2500. . ed. Tbe condition of fruit at this date Is Ji you want to get any of the govern­ very promising, and if the trees escape the ment bounty for making Titaple sugar next frosts of May there will undoubtedly I* : car. you must apply before July 1st. 1891, immense yield. to Collector Steketee, of Grand Rapids. The following from the Nashville News Improved varieties of strawberry plants is so much to the point that we give it- a for sale. Fine plants of the mammoth. place in our columns: The time for shear­ Wc licld No. 2, Jessie, cloud. Crawford ing sheep and taking care of the wool will l untidy, a late variety. Z. B. Hoyt. soon be here and it behooves the wool growers to see tbat it is well done. Mich­ The city council contemplate the widenigan wool when thoroughly cleansed and i>U <»f state.-street across the Fall creek properly cared for is as good as the best bottom to the full six rods, and putting Ohio wool, yet we find it selling for less •be highway in first class condition. This money simply because it is not in rs good is it should be. condition for market when sold as the h itsd class brick, extra grade galvanized Ohio grower puts his wool. There Is too well pipes, pumps of all kinds, all sizes of great a desire to “beat the wool buyer’ <•>> Iron and galvanized pipe for all purposes the part of some ot the producers by not ■Draper than ever before. Second hand thorouglily cleaning their wool—they will p'-ws at Hastings Engine A Iron Works. not wash It as clean as they might by using more care and will leave hers and there a Ed; Holbrook with r few K. of P. few taglocks thinking perhaps that it will friends attended a seasion-of Ivy lodge K. make the fleece weigh heavier. This has <>: P. in Nashville Tuesday evening. Ed. been so frequent that the buyer has been says the Nashville Knights are about the compelled to grade the wool; no matter must fraternal lot of fellows he ever met. how niqe or fine, Jt must be sold as Mich The agricultural society are doing the nn woo! «nd it tbe price it which Michlwise thing in putting up tlie kind of sheds nn woo! i. sold. This I, wron, ret there they are now building on the fair grounds. Is no one to blsmc tor It except the proThey are a credit to tbe society, and will dneeni. Tboronphlv cleinse pour wool prove of great benefit. We hot* to see and remove ell tofrCcn snbetnnces and In a . : hi-, policy of making first-class improve- tow year, yno will Ke Hlchlran wool araded a, hl<h. It not hljher, than at), ■ nte continued. other wool crown In Ibis country. i I he hard frost ot Monday undoubtedly did much injury to fruit. On low ground la Chlcaan. a city of arer 1.000,000 tte the prospect for little or none at all is ex­ new mayoThi. ekwed all tbexamHHj cellent. On higher ground, the peaches, InstlloUona In smaller cities so moeh apples and cherries may have escaped. antbority Is not vested tn the mayor, unices The extent of injury can better bo he chooses to sesame It. But thia leads ■'•rmined later on. u. to remark that probably the only year • Nine •taloons have so far paid their In the history of this city, sa a dty. «b» licenses to tbe county treasurer, seven In rambllna was not tolerated either apon this city, and one each in Middleville and tbe streets or In xxmblloK dens, was Ibe Nashville. It Is probable that a saloon slntrle year while ». O. Goodyear waa mayor. Not belna a frequenter of jueh will be licensed in Freeport nteo. That Ulases, we never knew until Informed of the will make one tn each 2,400 ot rhe popula­ fact very recently that tion of the county. * out the xamblln* den. *» well •• •Spary Phillips has always had tbe repu­ die wheels etc. upon tbe streets. In that tation of keeping the best stock of canned one year more was done to ">*•""* J'1 goods in the county. He has the best material Interests of the dty Han I" ’’tuck of these goods on hand now tbat he one year to Its history, bo But “» *«"; has ever had. ineludidg pineapple*, apri- m-nt made hr some that sot* ' ••ots and in fact every variety of fruit He are nere*«ry to the poaperlty "f • » also has something new in the shape of is dlaproven by the facta Be •potted ham." Try it this tote day to enutrn nd Mr. aodfear action, and would have dime done so Remember that when yon want your tor ihi# aetion. »<«• 'll that eyes tested for glasses. that Dr. Lowry has the best of apparatus tn make a thorough • jmd scientific examination of the eyta to den Is driven out test them for glaives. And . then he has a of children’s shoes at F. <«. ' Bay Prince. the handsome Hambletonian horse owned by Joseph Rogers, la one of tbe best bred horses in Barry county. He can be men at the stable* of hia owner who invites all who are Intereatad In good boraea to call and gel a card containing hla pedigree. It is worthy of mention that Bay Prince took the first premium at the county fair laat fall. Mr. Rogen, has put the terms of service at the very low figure of 88. Henry Clews A Co., whose financial pre­ dictions have come to be considered in the light of prophecies, now put themselves on record as predicting tbe largest years’ bus­ iness for 1891 this country has ever seen. They base this opinion on the excellent prospects for good grain crops all over the country, as against the prospect bf poor crops in Europe and the possibility of an European war du the near future. The only great staple which ‘is still back want in showing its hand Is Iron. Dr. Bennett will be at the Eagle hotel. Grand Rapids, on Wednesday and Thurs^ day. May Cth and 7th. and at the Phenix hotel, Charlotte, on Tuesday, May 12th. There Is but one cause for constipation. Fever In the rectum. Dr. B. knows how to cure that. What are plies? Bu rated blood vessels and do not proceed from inflam­ mation. They must have special treatment from him. Asthma and hay fever suffer­ er? must know what hig orificial philoso­ phy can do for them. Consultation In German and English free. While Angus McDonald w£s attempting to slip a large belt upon a pulley in ids saw mill east of town yesterday, forenoon. Ids arm was caught in the belt and he was whirled violently around sustaining1 severe Injuries. While no bones were broken, he was badly bruised, especially aliqut the Iwad. When picked up he was uneonscions, and in that condition was taken to the home Of Ed. Held. He had not become conscious late ‘yesterday p. m.. 'although he had shown some' signs of reviving. Hr. Timmerman attends him. and fears that McDonald’s Injuries about the head are very dangerous. At this writing the fall extent of the injuries cannot I* ascer­ tained. bnt it is certain that he suffered concussion of the brain. Dr. Wm. B. Hunt, Who has recently lo­ cated at Eaton Rapids, and who previous to that lime and for 12 years practiced in New York city, which place he was obliged to leave on account of the poor health of his wife, will visit this city May 2tnd and 38rd. Dr. Hunt has bad several years experience iu the N. Y. Ophthalmic hospital, and will visit our city for the purpose of making scientific examination ot the eyes, and fitting them with projwr glasses, which are ordered direct from N. V. citv. from one of the best known and nuist prominent dealers and uianufiuituren. there, at prices-within the reach of all. Dr. Hunt is not a traveling advertizing qeack optician, but a legitimate occulist and aurist. He refers with pride to the people of Eaton Rapids, • physicians, bankers, merchants, etc. Lewis Bentley, of Grand Rapids, was in the^city the past week. STR AW and HANI LLA MATS | Richard Messer was in Lake Odessa Thursday on bte-iness. Miss ll'nnche Swecl visited relatives In Ionia county last week. Mr. and Mrs. jCbts. Walter visited Alle­ gan relatives last week. John Cairns, of Prairieville, was In tho city on busineM Monday. Attorney Sullivan, of Freeport, was in the city on business Tuesday. Major Anderson and D. R. Cook were in Allegan on business Monday. Mrs. IL W. Russell visited her ion, Dr. Chas. Russell in Allegan last week. Frank Bancoast and E. A. Mattison went to ChV ago Monday on business. Luke Waters, was very »l«k the fore part of the week from a relapse of tfie grip. Dr. Baughman and Editor Felghncr. of Woodland, were upon our streets Tuesday. Mrs. O. I). Spankiing went to lensing Monday to visit her daughter. Mrs. Emery. Charlie Hotekkiss was in the eity Mon­ day and shipped his household goods to lensing. George Mosier, the hustling Cloverdale, merchant, was in the city on business Monday. Fred Newton, went to Kalamazoo Mon­ day to enjer the employ of a street fakir as chief musician. That was ever shown in Hastings, in all of the Latest Colors and Styles We are also the LEADERS in STYLES of DERBY HATS. I We sell the DUNLAP shape, the latest style out. IT IS A BEAUTY. Those in search of a hat will do well in calling and inspecting our hats before pur­ chasing. Yours respectfully, THE ONE-PRICE CLOTHIERS, HASTINGS, MICH. M. L. Cook went to Chicago Thursday as delegate to tbe National Convention of Epworth Leagues. X K. Grant. ID. W. Reynolds. Dr. S. M. Fowler. Milan Waldorff. Jr., and W. R. Cook went to Wall lake Saturday. Cyril S. Grlgaby. stenographer with the Pullapan Palace Car Co., was on a visit to hi* parents from Saturday to Monday. Mr. and Mra. IL T. F. Dodds, of Garden City, Kansas, are visiting her parents In this city. They wiU visit relatives in Pcnmyivania before returning home. ( John Brock is now clerking for Joseph lingers. We are pleased to see the Hast­ ings 6oys wh* used to have to go away from this city to find employment now find It hcre.j County Clark Brice i* suffering from a most severe attack of what is known a« writer’s paralysis. He is unable to use his right arm. and the use of a pen is all but impossible. The arm is very painful, and Tom’s patience and endurance are severely taxed. The Hastings Odd Fellows celebrated the 72nd anniversary Monday in royal style. Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Bower, Dr. F. A. Weaver and wife, of Chester, J. Wells. J. S. Krebs, Frank Lehmer. D. F. Weber. Chauncey Morgan and John C. Nichols, of Amphyction lodge were present— Chatlette Republican. I’rof. J. W. Roberta, superintendent of our public schools, lias accepted the unani­ mous offer of the Tacoma board of educa­ tion at 82000 per year and the contracts are already executed and exchanged. Tbe professor and his famll*- will leave for their new home about August 1. He has no teaching to do. While we regret, with all other patrons of the sebook that Mr. Roberta felt it hi* duty to leave us^we congratulate the school board of Tacoma In securing the service* of one of our be»t educators.—Paw Paw True Northerner. THlrty-Nlnth Visit. We ellp the following from the Flint. Mich. Democrat: The fact that Dr. Fruth has made 39 profesiional vteito to Flint Is beyond doubt the very best evidence ot his superior skill In tbe treatment of chronic disease*. The doctor Is nt» stranger here, and we know personally of many patients who would gladly bear witness to the efficacy of his treatment *ntt the permanency of his cures. We pride ourselves upon being an Intelli­ gent community, ever recognizing and rewardlngtnie merit, but quacks and im­ posters who have ventured in our cl|y have rarely shown thtemselves a second time. Dr. Fruth doo not parade ‘the name of his patients before tbe public la print, nor use boughten testimonial* to advertise himself, but would be pleased to show the skeptical his record of case* cured, cured when hope of cure had been abandoned. By his extraordinary success In this practice he has made many friend* among those whom be has treated at this place. Socially, tbe doctor is a gentleman, which combined with courteous address and strict business integrity, places him far above the would-be competitor* In his pfrtwJot, The afflicted should not b«iirate to eonaulf Dr. Froth at the Hastings an observance of the crowd* that throng THE ■ LATEST You might as well get the latest while you are about it If you get anything else you save nothing and sacrifice satis­ faction in not being up to date. BLACK CHEVIOTS rank first among the fashionable fabrics in suits. many qualities and styles in this class of goods. We show THE DEST It goes without saying, being now conceded that we have the best line of clothing and furnishing goods in this county. Largely increased sales are proof of it. AT LOWEST PKKEJ Our aim is to put the prices on the goeds that will sell them. That means low prices, for competition is close. Come in and spend a few dollars with us, and see what an improvement we can make in your wardrobe. R. K. GRANT, LEADING CLOTHIER. �Additional County News. 1 Miss Yordan is visiting friends at and iJtwdnx at this [1 wmr J. FebHey. »»* in writing. Grand Rapids laat *■,* IfcrrW h" jir. H. C. Peckham was in Grand KspIda last Thursday and Friday. Myrtle Riegler is working fur Mrs. W m. Rteluniwia. Of Hastings . F. Simon, of I-ake Odessa, was in town Saturday. . Wm. Schrader was on our streets Satur­ day. • Roy Will has gone to Hastings to learn thr barber trade. Friday evening the young people assembled at the home of his sister. .M£». Z. Fox. to surprise him. The surprise was complete. All report a pleas­ ant time. Albert Kahler was in Gratton Saturday. Tlie children had a parly at C. Hatton’s Saturday afternoon. Several young men from Lowell Sundayed IruFreeport. France* ttocleher is on the sick list. The Wolcott |MM«t will observe decora­ tion day. Charlie Will was in tewn Sunday. Hastings seeius to be getting all* our young folkanowadays. Several couples were boating on the mill pond Sunday. The Misses Lena and Nora Nagler were tbe gueate of their brother John and fam­ ily Sunday. I Louise Nagler was tbe guest of the Miases Sehuwlcher Sunday. . Adah Reuter was tbe guest of her par­ ents Saturday and Sunday. Rev. Myers has purchased a new organ. Several youug ladles went fishing last week. All tire caught was—cold. We will have to spring that old chestnut this week, "news la scarce.” neiqhboringcounties. Muskegon voted to accept C. 11. Hackley’s gift of 915.000. Who wouldn't ac­ cept It? Geo. M. Miller, of Grand Rapids, lost a pocketbook in te76 ^outalng MIO.' Uat week it was found In an old hay mow. The Bellevue school board raised the superintendent’s salary to 8700 per year. The Keeper of Jackson Prison says tbat Canfield h one of tiw best mfn so far ever received at the institution-,>■<!«:■ seems very anxious to learn and ty>yenra penitent for the horrible murder be commit tert Elliott Moore, a Kalmuskoo boot and shoe dealer, is 860 poorer tlUu he was be­ fore a couple of foot pads met him the oth­ er evening. Lansing j»eoplr are apparently very eas­ ily swindled as a limit of them have signed contracts with agents to have pictures en­ larged for 50 cents each, and never dis­ covered a clause In the contract compelling them to buy a frame ot the same firm, un­ til the picture is delivered In a 35 cent frame for which tho victim pays 88.50. The agency is said to be doing u land office business. BOSTON moth eave similar to Kentucky's famous cgve, neither a cave containing precious stones and valuables as ot "ye oldeu time" where smuggled gooda were often hfd. bui something after tbe ten cent yeHow cover novel style: The eatrance was on the level of the ground, and the trap door tbat opened was built of wood covered with sod. so it would not be noticed In passing near IL This they would lift up and thus enter a deep cbannvi ot ten feet In length and this led to a rooffi 10x12 fret square an<1 high enough for a man to stand up­ right in. A table and some chairs were the only furniture nf the cave. What wax the object ot bnildlvg this underground room, we cannot tell, as for guessing every body has that privilege but us. we only print facta.—Otaego Union. Just the sane, FORGING . RIGHT AND 50 DOES ahead b^l IljhUKl .nd Diet U1*‘ ““ *" fwnd tb' ...... .M Oal'Uorenowl.ubrMn.,,,,, u mil IlKhltd u uiol^r. W. nieiillon Ibat we nuule our ..:d cio.. (whleh »u 13 n. b, w it, i,,t„ , W.ltln, Voom and ToH« Koo,,.. Th|, i, ” Improvement tbal we ttbrk will be appreciated after a lone and ,10, a plare u> real rounwlre, and ehlldre,. ' , In order to make thing* The paper mill at Portland was no g<>. Eaton Rapids places liquor bonds at 86.000. The body of Thomas Dorgnn. a well known business man of Kalamazoo, was found in Spring brook Friday afternoon. As he*waa troubled with heart disease, it is supposed that he was dead before he struck the water, ns he was seen walking The camp grounds at Eaton Rapids will along the bank not more than five or ten be put put in tine condition for tbe coming minutes previous to his death. summer. Grand IxMtge will haven canning factory, A young man named Harry Stewart, the required stock all having beyn taken. who was arrested near Fennville, some MeRay * Lally, contractors who built six weeksrago. charged with stealing mon­ the Detroit. Landing A- Northetn R. R. ey from his employer. Aha Hoover, es­ were awarded a judgment of 891.500 last caped from tbe officers who had him In charge, and since then Sheriff Strabbing week, the suit being based on the increas­ ed cost ot construction, owing to filling in and his deputy, John Whitbeck, have fol­ lowed even’ due they could learn to find the sink holes west of Mulliken. bls whereabouts. The latter had a friend Some Muir boys went out hunting In Chicago, who knew Stewart and kept a snakes with a rifle last week. The snakes close waten for him, with the result of continue to enjoy good health, while the spotting his man a day or so ago aud In­ doctor is probigg for a bullet In one of the forming tiie Chief of Police, w ho telegraph­ boy’s legs. ’Twas ever thus from child­ ed the sheriff yesterday that Stewart was hood's hour. Farmers ate plowing for corn, but if the In custody and willing to accompany him A giant and a dwarf walked the streets weather does not get warmer, it will be of back without requisition papers. The Sheriff started at once for Chicago. — Alle ­ of Kalamazoo together last week. There no use to plant corn. was over five feet difference In the height The boys that came to the Center Sun­ gan Journai. day night had better look out how they For the past two or three years there of the two men. carry on. We like to have them all come has been more or less excitement in Alle­ Lake Odessa has been cursed by the ad­ to church, but we like to have them be­ gan in regard to oil. About that long ago dition of another saloon. have themselves. a good quality of oil was struck at a depth of I.. B. Carpenter was in Freeport Mon- 1200 or 1800 feet but iu shooting the well, SCHOOL COLUMN, or from other causes, it was rendered un­ Jay Garpcuter has a new picket fence less. About three or Jour months ago a around his garden: also John Carpenter. new company was formed and after many James Covert, our bustling merchant, vexatious delays and break-downs struck Questions used al special examination was in Hastings Saturday, after goods. oil at a depth of 1204 feet. The oil is of Jay Darby and best girl, were seen on excellent quality and the Indications are Apr. 17. PHYMOLOOT AXD UVG1EXK. our streets Sunday evening. good for an excellent flow. Arrangements 1. Why do the lumes of old persons Judson Carpenter, of Hastings town­ are being made to put down other wells at break more easily than those of children? ship. was on our streets Sunday. once and the probabilities are tbat Allegan •2. What is the difference between a Win. Nash has improved the looks of will enjoy something of a l»aom. All the ■ his farm by having a picket fence in front land for miles around has been leased and tendon and a ligament? 3. What is the source of tbe perspira­ of his house. at present It is Impossible to say what the tion? Of wlmt use Is it? Old uncle Jeffers is failing slowly. yield will be from the well just struck. 4. What reasons can you give against Grace Wright spent Sunday with Myrtle It Is watched day and night to prevent its tbe habit of eating between meals? (Mtoll. being tampered with, and only members 5. What effect does anxtbol have on of the company arc allowed to come with ­ Bm field. gastric digestion? / in gun shot of it. The Ladies* Aid society was held last 6. What is the pulse? / How caused? Week Wednesday at Frank Doty’s with an Mrs. Anna Thompson, an aged lady of 7. Is it possible to resuscitate a person attendance of 30. Plainwell, fell down stairs last week and who has been under water 15 minutes? How would you proceed in such a case? Lee Prine is quite sick. sustained serious injuries. Mra. ZImmenuan lias returned home 8. What can a teacher do In the matter Rev. J. F. Loba. pastor of the first Pres­ after being some time with her daughter of caring for the eyes of children in school? byterian church Kalamazoo, has accepted at Belllcvue. 9. What and where are the trachea, a call to Paris, France. Chas. Paul has had quite a time In cerebellum, pleura, crystalline lens and getting fruit trees for his customers but Chas. Hatch was arretted in Kalamazoo eustachian tube? they arrived last Friday and he will com­ last week, for leaving a dead horse unburAnswer eight mence delivering on Monday of this week. ted. PENMAX SIH i*. Rev. Fletcher is, preaching In the 1. How do you secure legibility? Bow H. P. White, of Kalamazoo, has invent­ Bristol school house every two weeks and does it rank in Importance? How do you ed n new system of electric car propulsion, the good people have organized and bold a conduct a writing exercise? which is expected to- revolutionize the Sunday school even’ Sunday which has 2. Do you teaich your pupils a formal business. A stock company has been or­ system of ]>ei) mans hip. not been done for the last twelve years. ganized to push the business. It Is rumored around here that the fish 3. Write the capital letters, grouping wardens are watching around Fine lake. F. A. Deming and E. E. Coons, together them as you would for teaching. Write It is understood around here that Ferd with their wives, who were arrested re­ Hie small letters, grouping them as you Merrill has sold his flock of store sheep cently for causing the fire In Fennville would for teaching. HI8TORV. some time ago, were releaseci last week, 1. What Is the object of studying the there not being sufficient evidence to war­ rant the prosecuting attorney In holding history of the United States? SEASONABLE ADVICE 2. Name the Important things In which them for trial. the colonies of Massachusetts and Virginia A mud turtle was found near South differed. Haven last week with -*G. H.------ 27th. 3. Name three Important facts In the 1861’’ carved upon its under shell. The life of Benjamin Franklin. month does not show plainly, but Io 1961 4. Daring what wars were the follow­ George Hannah owned the swamp in ing battles fought and who were the which it was found and no doubt Inscribed victors: Long Island. Plains of Abraham. Monitor and Merrimac, Buena Vista, Are you thinking of getting a spring the a boxt. I medicine’.1 Do you feel those old Lundy's Lue, Cowpers and Antiebun? The Michigan Central freight shed I symptoms which are so apt to come every 5. What Is meant by terms State Sov­ burned in Jackson last week. It was 80 I spring and remind you that you need ereignty. Secession and Nullification? feet long and the loss will be about 85,000. 6. What the n.wu»B3-.^corBSKa Kansas-Nebraska scir act? I something to purify your blood or cleanse , u. uwi was tun William H. Mmamber. <n oM resident "bo" •dmlplalraUon wu II I your system or tone up your digestion and I appetite? Now, if there was ever a time of Kalamazoo, was found dead in hi» passed? f la your life when you needed to use good chair Thursday. About five minutes tie7. Give the names of tbe Inventors of I judgment It Is right here and mow. To fore his death he was walking around tbe all of the following tbat were Invented by Americans: Telegraph, printing press, | begin with, you will Nw, after a moment’s room. t reflection, that no one medicine could be steam engine, telephone, cotton gin. loco­ । made that would l»e the proper remedy for Frank Seoilova was arrested In Kalama­ motive and steamboat I all case* of spring affections. It is, ccr- zoo last week for forgery. and is held In 8. Give the cause of the Mexican war. r talniy, a matter ot considerable moment 85,000 bail. What were some of its results? to you which ot tbe many sarsaparlHas, 9. Who was Aaron Burr? In what way Geo. II. Smith has come into posessiou tonics and blood purifiers you need for is he connected with tbe history of the I your particular case. If you will carefully of all notes and papers lost at the burglary United States? | observe tbe following directions you will of his store Id Pearie. It appears that the 10. Which of the following are still thieves hid tb-.m by the side of a brush r Never be disappointed in finding a prompt alive: U. S. Grant, IL B. Hayes, John C. I wriief: pile, on the right side of way of the C. * Fremont. W. T. Sherman. Admiral David Lw your symptoms are general weakness, W. M. R’y about one half mile north of Porter. Jefferson Davis and Charles SumPearie. 11. What is tbe Behring Sea question? Frank Hortoo. who drives a street car What important measure was passed by on the Portage street line, had a lively ex­ the last Congress? perience near Williams station last Mon ­ *w<Mu-{>i«L, tired feeling from morning till Answer any ten. i ’vEight; if any or all of this group of symp- day. He was passing the day In the coun­ MKAOIXO. . tout deoertbe your case. Pe-ru-na Is the try and was asked to assist in putting a 1. Describe your plans for training I Wring medicine you need. There Is no harness on a stallion which had not been children to distinctness of articulation and out of a box stall since last October. Mr. . other medicine that will so quickly and correct pronunciation. Hortou is an adept horse trainer, and arm­ -■ Define pitch. Tell bow tbe compass ing himself with a loaded whip be entered of tbe voice may be improved. the stall, leaving several friendf outside. no’, fully recovered your natural health 3. In the following sentences mark the At the first appearance of Mr. Horton the and strength. Pe-ru-na w precisely what Inflections: Have you recited your you piutfil to get at once. It will surely animal made a vicious jump for him, and lessons? Sir, I believe the hour has come. tlie figtit between mail and beitst oegan. I will not stir, nor wince, nor speak a f"’» y»u in a short time. Around and around the stall went both word, nor look upon the Iron angrily. Are yaur symptoms be dizziness, horse and mar Several times the stallion you going tp school? Yes, I am. What euated sour stomach, bloating after was knocked down but quickly regained do you want? wrals, ooastipatkm. biliousness. pain In. his feet and resumed tbe fight. Once Mr. onTHOGKAPHY. Horton was struck squarely In the breast ' I. What is a diphthong? Write a word foe-hag*. then the remedy that will ill to ctire you is Man-a-lin. All of by the animal’s front hoofs aud was sent containing a diphthong. sprawling in a heap -several feet away. 2. Write two primitive words and three He thought that his last moment had rome. derivative words. as taking Man-a-lin, as a white frost but tbe animal had begun to tire, and in a 3. ’ How do you teach spelling? How we a June sun. Ma:i-a-lin gently short time gave up and allowed Mr. Hor­ Is spelling related to reading? ikrM tbe functions of liver, bowels ton to harness and drive him. Mr. Horton 4. Use tbe following words kidneys, and clean.*?# the system in says that In all -his wide experience In sentences: Session, cession, cost N impurittes. handling ugly horses he was never placed council, miner, minor, strait, straight. In such close quarters, and be never cares Spell list of words pronounced by the M> the skin. Nd: rheum, pains In the examiner. crocM* at night), chronic rheumavery lame and his body has numerous in­ juries.—Kalamazoo Telegraph. or any other tBstrifottation of impure Herbert Tyson, the seven-yrar-old son positively, do uw of Samuel Samnd Tvsoti Tyson of Kalamzoo. waa was horrihorri­ bly injured while playing about the Michi­ gan Central railroad track* Thursday. He jumped upon a switch frcfglrt train for a ride. When it had attained a good tl fell DRY Q00bS STORE. (A true eo> suuotMteh UNUSUALLY LIVELY MADE ONLY BY N.K.FAIRBANK&CO. Chicago. In our Mammoth Eatablldimrui w, wUt U>nu«ind ete Piwent, C Probate­ In the. ma’-tv deeaaaedOn rfa,d:nfind, of Wm Putting Out Specialties All the time. Our apeelalllea for Ibe prewnl amt. your Choice of aeventy-fivt- Ladies Newmarkets saM peg** <l?re**td and That have been selling for 86.00, sv.oo 88.50. 89.00 and 810.00 Thtae will a||‘ put uut and sold for $5.00, Your Choice. Studebaker Wagons, Billies and Fam Inplemeat. lesser Bres. wonks prevlrx ADI Jackets for Ladies That! wll be closed out • For 82.25 34^6 published In t Just think of It You must come rarley and day late to see all the tnanv bargains that may ba yours. We have alm pitted on tbe Bargain Counters heavy Good value for 85.00 these are only a tew of the attractive bargains that are to be found. Best shirting; can lie had for 9 and 11 cents. Bargains in Dress Goods, Ging­ hams, Cottons, Underwear, Hosiery,. Gloves. Marr & Duff, In the nut Hardy. deoMU Notiee t» b public anction day the 1Mb dr In the foret» tar tbe Coa rfltotiags, in State ot M and authorit day Of O^totie of Wuynr con the County ot qnarter afow A l-o the east mc. s: tn tow east half of Jo block four o vi’lase of Na* In front of'Farmer's Sheds. three thine* twenty six rot throe thirty twenty xlx km .tainIna eight subject to the BATTLE CREEK. A Great Advantage To the bnyers of DeUult bar ot a certain AMiMO M UMctt OctOM in the office o rouuty cfTLir -^Lhd*y of Or Cadwallader’s AGENCY COLUMN Bissell's Improved Chilled Plow Willi Reversible Poiit and Siare, is that it does tlie BEST WORK - with LESS than One-Half the Expense for repairs of any other kind of plows. A' is furnished with every Bissell plow. ONE I Office Samuel IL « with holbrook, oveb MOkKILL‘6 8T0RE, HASTINGS. Remember tbal thb column contains but a very small part ot the properly 1 hate 1 for sale or exchange. 1 have Improved and vacant city lot* for sale and exchange in all parts of tbe city, Fanning land.* for sale and exchange In all parts of the county. I have some choice Grand Rapids prop­ erty for sale at a bargain. Choice Chicago suburban property fot sixty tfavs the <»ctober iaso i and ibe wm this G.-UV USJil dtcl.trts the doHsre provi SPECIAL ' . On Jefferson street two houses and lots at bargains, and oiireasy term'-. Near furniture rectory.—one lot ai«d house well finished 81.000; 8500 down, bal. on time at 7 per cent. And one bouse and lot one block from factory. 8800: 8300 down, bal. at 7 per cent. Cheap. House and tot near Whin and Felt Boot: factory, 81.000. 8500 down, bal. :i years; at 7 per cent. Near felt boot factory—IS' l“:» tnd splendid house, with furnace. >mall l*n:. Can be bought at a bargain and on easy terras. . Several splendid bargains in tbe 1>ward and other parts of the city. Brick barn for sale at a bargain, on cor-. ner opposite Ford’s hotel. 80 ft. front by 140 fL deep, well located Seneca Falls. N. Y-. has on tbe land l|l»rick •tore three stories, also dwelling house and goed b?ru- Can be bought at a. l-arram. or will exchange for Hasting- or ’■rand Rapids property. The city of bcneca Falb has a population of 7,000 and upwards—« largest town in Sevens Co. C~_ , 40-acre farm in Irving, all Improved. «u> good. Can be bought al a bargain on day ot July, Court tor Bar described ia ■ The north t section nui Smith A Cc «U> 84 acres fractional —over run.- to or ao acrea. M “He eaal of Sheridan. n»xl ed bouse. One of the ebeape.-.! ,n Barry Co., will take part City property. 10 acres near dty. good bouse and torn, well and cistern. 150 fruit tm% grapes; M.800. cheap, W down. haL « ’ ’160 acre* Ju Woodland to exchange for area Iler farm and differeno-. IM a«m in Hope township. the Doty farm, will sell for 84-00 on essy QOObYEflR BR05 t<? Several 80 acre parcel* for «le gains ranging from fl;8OT upward’ wsame win take part city property In « d*oicrc farm for sale in W***0 Price 81.200. Will trade for farm in tbi> rectiou and pay difference. . SsueS.ioueW'E.-'r'Si 1W arroa u> Kari»a*. well ''"T.'brW sail, stone house 9 rooms, torn ii o feet, tool Irouse and granary * bouse, etc, well watered by creek. t>n.t • •s from .nd » J™’ ■,:'^"„dM 'win Sn •< • manna. win imZTi* pan H>"“ 'Ite ‘-rWE {me-tenlh down, rru _ M. frequent excursion rates gl^e ■ Call and get circulars Creo* nrin �PROBATE ordkr. of Barry. holdenjrt ibe Probate Office In THE WOODS ABLAZE Forest Fires Prevalent in the Wolverine State. ’•^{^ matter uf the estate of Stephen : '‘J»rir‘j.'noMer. administrator Of said estate, . Jouit aud represents that be Is ore,rr,i t. 1.;.- hh n»^I account as sueh admintanntjs ibe same may be heard and J^wd w»S »’<k«w of dtatritmtlon entered ‘ ,.. .tlM-liarcrd truni hi* said trust. r, rr'iiw«"t »<ordered. JliMTuesday the nlne■ v'hdav of May, A. D. UM.at teno’clock in • I • rrtioon Ve as’lKned tor the hearing ol ;\'l and that the heirs at law of said . .m 'iuiuI all other persons Interested in it are required to appear at a session ■ I\i,i niiirt.ihru to be holden at the Probate ;I-, 'n tli/vitv «f KMtinin. In said county, and .. L . ante. U anv ‘here be. why the prayer of •' ,Itrftifioner may not be granted. And it is : 4 ,Tr r,i.-red. That sold twlttlonorjrtve notice . h. uB ..IU. of Uw •{ «ald prillfo-., and th* bearing . । Causing a ropy «»f tMs order la be . . a in the lUttings » newspa: ai.4 elrrul.o-d In said county of ■ . ... ■ -.vh »>»k for three successive ' . ir. t<» "Aid dev of hearing. ■ , IUULM W AUKTKOSn. .... nl>v • fudge<4 Probate. EIGHT 00UHTIE8 REPOSTED ATLAHE Will, Hop. TV.. . W.lw., Kai. II.H a...pp.a th. i>a,t«cuon_rll. Timber Conflisgratlona In the East— Disastrous Flraa ofPoMlb)r Incendiary Origin. Detboit, Mich , May 4.-Fires broke out In the forest back of Harrison. Clare county, on Tuesday, and since then have spread in all direction*. Saturday night’s reports indicate that the counties of Osce­ ola, Clare, Gladwin, Roscommon, Alcona, Ogemaw, Oscodn, and losoo are ablaze. It is now reining steadily, and hopes are en­ tertained that tha fires may be stopped. Burned *10,000 Worth of Logs. Fire Saturday reached Corn Brw.’ milla. Harrisville, where it consumed *10,000 1‘KORA IK ORDKR. worth of log*. It also lapped clear over ■ ■ M’o-•>!g:u.,<’.i<intv ot Kan/—as. ' .. XMiih of the I’robate Court for the Clare county to Penua, where the zchool ■ >•_ 01 Barre. bolded at the Probate office in house and three bant;, were burned. Slay­ । c-vo( Hastings, tn aald county. on Mon­ ' - .•:;!! dav of April, in the year one ton au<l Lnuo townshijn, Ogemaw county, ■ tteht huucrrd and ninety one . are in the pathway of the flames, aud ;•.• - ni- Charles W. Armstrong, Judge ot nothing having been heard from there iu । , watterof theestatc of Tolly Anu Starks, two days fears are entertained for their safety. .-i r. ■i n. and filing the petition, duly vertBan Through the Flnmea । , ..*■ Aio I Burk. graadMHi of sahtdrYesterday iifu-rtioon's train on the Flint -.■ I'Ciying tail the .ulrninlstrallon ot . ’■ .-.; j.- ivav t»- granted to A. A. aldrtcli, and Fere Marquette railroad ran through • r Miiciblo person. belts of fire nil the way from Reed City to । 1: Is ordered, that Friday, the .! M.»v. A. D.. lrt'1. al ten o’clock Midland county, sixty miles, ami when near Farewell. Clare county,'a tree that ■ .-• (Mi;:, be ;»• signed for the hearingol . and that the heirs al law of said bud burned through at the butt fell on the . ; i ■: ■ ■: her persons I nterested In said baggage car. smashing:iu tho roof, but tbe pured to appear at a session ■ ! "h-»» to tie hidden at the Probate speed of the traiu was sufficient u> throw : tv of Ili.itiii-M, in said county. the burning tree aside. ’ * ,v :;i r -«h\ the prayer jh.iv not be granted. And it AN "ALLEGED INCENDIARY’S WOR1G ' red. That said peiltbiner give rfo-. , '.<»ns interested in said estate, ot . ' **. - »iil petition., and the hearing 4 Town In Miunesot» Terribly Bavngod 1 ,..i.-iuijr ;i roi’V '*f this order to be J by Fire— I.o»m *140,000. na'.iiug'.'KiNXKii. a newspaLyue. Minn., May 4.Fire yesterday in • • u'l rlreubcled in said county of , • tn eaeli neek fur three successive less than three hours w|ped out properly • >.! tisv of hearing. valued nt 140,1X0 in thia plwe. Tbe town I it IUI.KH w. AftSUmKiNO, -lodg' nt Probate. was entirely without tre protection, aud tbe flames spread sq rapidly that before A t -M1 N’lSTlt A TO It’S SA f.K. A . of tbe estate qf Andrew J. assistance from neighboring towuk could reach here the fire hadi done most of its • . !. glvi-n that I shall sell al . . <> tn- high—it Nelder, on Salur- work.! Tbe Vuloa statioti, belonging to the .... i ■:. <!..% .* June a. b. H0t. at tun o'clock Chicago, St. Paul and'Kansas City and . : ii .u th- I'rotMtr Court Rooms Central, -uogether with the ; , i of Barry in the City uf l?e• : th" Comity of Barry itr the Chica<<s Milwaukee and St. Paul station MichLau. pursuant to Heense and Uto grain elevator.^ were consumed. !' • < minted t.» me ou the lith « Other Lomm ut Property. . • •■ - ■. i> 1".ki by the Probate Court •Atxi'hig the principal losers nro Land & • M ■ hifcan. all of the estate. rot ut tin- .-odd deceased of. j LnuMlhead, dealer iugeQeraltaarchandbc. . 't.iti-situated and being tn. AA'.OOC^ John Myher, general store. *14,000; ■. H .nv hi the state ot Michigan. A. J. j Knud-ou, hardware, *£ioO; the ii—-.•ribed KM tollows to-wlt: ■. ■ - uirt-r <>t th? south east commercial hotel. Hart i Conner's saloon, » ; ; >1 •>•.■ : tor.tiv:nprtli n»uw '• west­ Aren’^mrat market, McCarty Bros.’ sa, H •■i!,: ipurrer of the north oast • • ir, !■• «iig north, ranret west. l«xm. Mid a number off oilier buildings, : of .h" north wart ipiarter of ••ere biirurd. There is,strong suspicion • •■.range ; oret. Alnotbe * -• <*. tv ■•. three, tour aud five of taiut iijwas the work oTmi incendiary. v V. I’itPlips addition to Ibe |The Devastation |iu J'er-ey. ' . Mi h. Aisocuinmeoelngnt ■I '-r*! tlie north eart quarter New York, May a—A great section of reus two north, range seven ■• -»t forty nine rods and Miuthetu New Jersey hn| beeb made des• ., ■ (ini', rod*, thence north alate l|r fire, and uuleMrniu comes soon • ■•nre cum forty nine tin and ■ • ■ 3 I P nxi-. thence south the p:ta> and cednr forest* are likely to lie the t lare of heglunloc. eon- Wiped lout. Tbe cruub?yry bogs have r ", Aii of -Midland to be sold Ik-en ruined. The fire has been the most in vilu.iv.’- right of dower therein. dUsastryu* in many year*, and the peo­ iii ritii Will. ; ple, exhausted and disheirtenal after two ■( i.rAiKAi' SwTth. Administrator. or three days of fighting| the Hames, are Mt'KriiAUl<«L'K. " lb-: .•• ; I ren made iu the eondltkms now sovliscouruge-l tbat tl>«-y are making : . :-'‘rt.»iP •.. Ttgage ■ itiurlc liy fra F, no effort to cheek the np^tmti ot the fire. *i .i ..i I'..-i. Aldric* to Samuel Carron •: : n.' ,!-r •.ml. A. 0 1K’. and reconded A large number of bultdiuga have been : ■ the Register of l»«tds, tor/the burned. ' • • f H rrt an ! State of Michigan, oil the .i!i ..av o.'tx iobcr. A. I». I>S2. tn tlberfcJof mort­ Eight Thousand Acre* of. Tim ber Burned .-, gv-■«iand.'7.which said Mortgage was New York, May 4.—Extensive -lorest " th- i:.'!i d*y of March. t«»l. a-slgnrd to !:. iVHU'Oii and dub recorded April fires have been raging oil the rust end of n. t!.e nffieo ol Register of Deeds in and Air birr?- "univ. Mich tn li'wr a; of mort­ Long Island for several days. The area ... _t - on 1' igc I if. And it was further express- covered by the flames eiteuds from East •wn- 1 .n said mortgage thAi should there Hampton to Sag Harbor,; ami at pre sent .■ urCmlf In Ibe payment of the Interest ■'i>.>:i Un- wuiti-, at anv day when the Mpr the fire is burning fk-ruely along tho ..... .i i > p-e ind payable and should theAptne shores of Sag Harbor bay. Fully 8,(WJ i. '.'afn ■■ pai.i amt In arrears for the spate ot acres ot finu timlier land have been Uivti ttir priticiial on said mortgage -Uv: •> i ■ due at the optiob of tbe mortgagee. burned over. A large force of xneu is fight­ It- -tiierest liu.-un the second day oftfeto- ing the fire. ■ • • . uiwtr SM -n and on the second day of < *. !..■ z1 io wit SU MO not haring been paid ai'-I :h■ hattag remained unpaid until Eastox, Pn„ May 4.—The brush aud !; • d..te iinh r-aid opilou said mortgagee now '. tiit: whole of said mortgage due and timber on the Lehigh mountain between MAbir .hi which mortgage there Is claimed i i" Cur ;«• Ihc date of this notice the sum of Lehigh Gap and Bowman's Station are • c:: Loudred *U|y seven dollars and sixty- ou fire aud burning fiercely. The county a .r •■.■•- and an attorney's fee of twenty live authorities have eeul u iar^e force of men do>iar< provided furln said mortgage, and uo . - ■ ■ ” i-F'-’redings at law having been InsH- to check the flames. • ’ ■;• recover the nmiHrv- secured by said iu.'r>-4vnranv part thereof. Ten Mlles of Purest Fire. therefore, by virtue of the power C arlisle , Pa., May 4. — Another eerl<>f >.obtained Iu said mortgage, ami tut- -Utute in such cbm? made ana provided, ous mountain tire is raging at Pine Grove, ii'-t; - i« hereby gn-u chat onSatiirdav.tbe llth this county. Tho flnmes have traveled • ■'! Jub- A. I)., iwif. at ten-o'clock Ini I ir.-irem. | M,a)| MciLnt public auction to the about ten miles and arc atllI advancing. • • Hl. T ;■! the iid<th front door of the Tho forest fires of tbe past few days are Barry i.ointy Court HimaAdntlieCity of Hast•mfvitha’ ln-lng the place where the Circuit! the moat destructive that have ever visited • fi r Harry Cmintyia hidden), the premises , this region. i - ri'i'.l in -an! mortgage, or so much thereof । ' nreesMry to.pay tbe amount due on I Rain Stops tbe Destruction. •will nmrtmuw, with seven per cent, anterest, Rea II! NG. Pa.. May 4.—A heavy fall of - rgii! costs, together with an attorney’s • of twenty-five dollars covenanted tor ran lasting two hours yesterday ex­ • >.n •h.-prrnilsef being described in said ; ..vail that certain piece or parcel of tinguished the forest fires on tho Bine . «i.a kii >.\a and drvrrlix-d as follows: To-wit: mountains, which burned thr.-e days and । »• :.•.rth h»!f i , . of the southwest quarter devastated over 1,000 acresot timber land. ' ' ■ । iMimlirr two (tfi town one fl) north in- v.,-.,t In Barry county, Michigan. ALARMED HIS FRIENDS. ' ■* acres of land be the s*r»e ••Old Hutch” Leaves Chicago In a Mys­ Sa’uuixB WiM.taoy. terious Hanner bnt Returns. Asvigwre of Mortgagee. ; 1 A ■ •■>-:i:<>vk. Attorneys for Assignee. CHICAGO.April 30.—Benjamin P. Hutch­ _ K ’• i’ll-Avril lltth 1101. ______________ inson left the city unexpectedly Tuesday night, aud his present whereabouts nra unknown. He was iu Evansville. Ind., yesterday, and is now supposed to be somewhere between Chicago and Pensa­ cola, Fla., to which point ba purchased a ticket late on TuMday night Detectives are endeavoring to locate him for tbe pur­ pose of keeping him from harm, as his relatives and friends say that he is de­ mented. His departure probably ends Lis career on tbe board of trade, where for . from which the excess of many years be ba.**been the leader of all 1 oil has been removed, is grain speculators. He has practically faileti, as he did not respond when called UtwoZuteZy upon for margin* ou open trades in the bands of broker* yesterday morning, and he was promptly sold ctut Chicago, May 4.—‘‘Old Hutch" arrived here from Terre Haute, Ind.. Saturday are used in its preparation. It has evening. He declined to be interviewed. i,utn ^ree tima the strength of Mr. Hutchinson was around in his old hauqta in tbe vicinity of the Board of t-'icoa mixed with Starch, Arrowroot Trade yesterday, dressed ne itly and look­ '' •Migtir, and is therefore fiir more ing well, but continued to refuse to bo in­ economica!, costing less than, one cent terviewed. At a dinner of Board ot Trade men Saturday a resolution wav e ^‘p- It is delicione, nourishing, unanimously adopted highly compliment­ "trengthrning, easily digested, ary to Mr. Hutchinson, and “e •aid ailinirably adapted for invalids never owed a dollar that he did not pay. a, well as for persons in health. «— isnii, rise. isS ' I. Baker & Co.’s 144 Cocoa Pure l and it is Soluble. No Chemicals Sold by Grocers everywhere. W- BAKgR & co, DhUkW, Hut. nf,i^,iEk25r<:,T? your children a knowledge ’■■•I'hy.\t'e|' ‘JPewf't »S- Wk«- LTt. wnx BE- MUCH S£“mS2; FOR THEM 2?'1 iy>i«< (>«vt». ST. JottFH. Mo., May A-The twentyfirst international conference of the Young Men’s Christian Awociation of North America adjourned hut evening after a five days’ scanlon. Over SJO dele­ gates have bven in attendance. The next executive committee is as follow*: Geo. T. Coxbsad, of St. Louis, recretary-treasurer, D. A.Brtd«.. MO.U..1; H. J. Mfoy. S." PruelKK M. a WUlUnu, IN THE BASE BALL FIELD. tional Game. ttlCLOo. April S»-TI~ NEWS IN BRIEF. b... Queen Amelia of Portugal baa taken under her protection tho wife aud chil­ dren of CnpL Iteitao, the leader of the revolt a: Oporto, who have been left with­ Htuburg-CI.r.Uua 0. Plu.bur, K; •?S5OJ'J“1l?,,lFl,i» 6 Bo-'™ 11; u out resource*, nnd hit* offered similar help to other families who are in the same clr"•* Y>»*-lln»klJn ,, Ne. York 3. cutnatauces in consequence ot the re­ bellion. a’ Ol* ; ’8; Rl Cincinnati—Columbus John L. Sullivan says he expect* to be P A?hlXl • “ Belon elected to congress from the Sixth Massa­ chusetts district two years hence. ASUIOLIC 4. The Chicago. Burlington and Quincy tt»CAG0, April 30.—Following were ths National league has', ball >core, yeiUr. statement for March shows a decrease ot t3*7,fls4 in ne» earnings, compared with vft New Y«FJ-Bn»kl,n A New March last year. York IE; »t I>HUburB-Cl«>rl,oJ 6, PlluMra Walt-.- Damrosch will spend the J "! “od“"«U-L-hlc.go 1. tlnetasummer with her parents, Secretary and ' ’’"’•‘“‘-J’BBuklphl. A Bow Mrs. Blaine, during the absence ot her hukban'i In Europ*. American AnocUrion: Al BaltlmoreThe lower house, ot the Massachusetts BaBlmon, 2S, Wa.blogton a, Cibola legislature, by a vote of 83 to 82. rejected 0“"*,c'lncinri*B T, Colombo, l; a, Philthe bill to prevent tbe employment of adelpbla— Atblerie A Bo.lno 6; al SL Pinkortuu detectiv.s. Loula—SL Lout, 8, Loul.eUla 13. A Chicago achooltnarm has written to Chicago, Ma, L—Following are the Postmaster General W’anamaker asking •core, made b, National League bam ball him to send her *S00 to enable her to dubege.lerd.,; Al New York-Brookl,n marry a western admirer. 8, N,w York 3; at Pilubnrg-Cleeeland Charles A. Tibbeta, of Clarksville, Mo., A P.tUburg fc at Boaion—Philadelphia committed suicide by cutting Lis throat 13. Bouou 9; at Cincinnati—Chicago T, with a knife and then blowing tho top of Cincinnati 4. his head off with a shotgun. AttoelaUon: At Philadelphia-Athletic New York sporting men say that as A Boston 1A at BaUlmore-B.ltlmor.-A John I* Sullivan has refused to fight Washington 8; at CincinnMi-Citfrinuali Slyin, the latter is now heavy weight 15. Columbukfl; ut Su Louis-St. Louis clj*mpion s'.uyger of the world. Louisville 4. ‘ It has been discovered that Arthur C. Gilman, bookkeeper for the firm of Lar­ League scores: At Chicago-Pittsburg 5, rabee &: Steer, of New York, who died re­ Chicago 3; nt Philadelphia-New York It. cently was a defaulter in the sum of Philadelphia H; at Cteveland—Cincinnati 8. Clevclaml 12; at Brooklyn-Boston G; Rev. Phillips Brooks was Thursday Brooklyn 13 elected E.ilsoopal bishop of the<lioce- < Association; At Cincinnati-Cincinnati of Mnssi<ehu*elt<. He was the candidate I; St. ixmis 3; at Columbus—Columbus i, of the low church men, nnl received 'Ji Louisville 0. of the liW voc-ts. ........... V. UAA. (UUI, me, Chicago, May 4.—At the close of hate ball playing last Xvrek in the National denied a divorce from Lucisn^Warner be­ ixngue Boston aud Cleveland were tied cause she signed an agreement to live with film alterihe had beaten her with a for the first place, Chicago wn* second, cane and Lis list*. • q. ami Pittsburg third. In the Assixnatlou The jury iu th - case of Plenty Horses, Boston was first, Baltimorv second, aud' the Indian charged with the murder uf Igmisville third. In the Western associa­ Lieut. Casey during the late Sioux tion Miuneapolis held first place, while troubles, disagreed at Sioux Falls Thurs­ Denver aud Sioux City were respectively day and wn* discharged. Just as the judge in a York, Pa., court secund and third. I>*ngue acure* Satur­ day were: At Philadelphia—New York had scutenced acbickeh thief, a rooster 0. Philadelphia ti; at Brooklyn—Boston 1, which Lad been brought into court as oue Brooklyn 4; at Cleveland—Cincinnati 7. of the fowls stolen, sat up a Invty crow, much to the amusement o* the people Cleveland 4; no game nt Chicago—rain. present Frank Collier, the ia-nne Chicago law­ American associatio*: At Philadelphia Baltimore 4. Atbl.-tiq r>; .n Bbstou-r- yer. is in jail again. He esca ped from his Wa*hiugtou 1, Boston 0; at Col urn bus— friend* Thur day anil proceeded to have Ixmisville rt. Columbus 7; at Cincinnati- some fun with the mayor nn:l others nt St. Lou!Cincinnati 1.!. Sunday:- At tbe city hall. Judg«t Scales later com­ Cincinnati—SL Louis *4 Cincinnati 5; aL mitted him. A home for broken down bachelors Colnnibus—Louisville । 5,- Culumbu* 4. fans been founded iu St . Louts. CHICa'go, May S.—Tile i.raguo scores iu Michncl Dnvitt, the Irish lead.-r, ex­ the playing yesterday Were as follows: At pect.* before long to visit California. Chicago— Plttaburg 3, Chicago 4; at GlevePeter Weber, president of the Pharatx laud—Cincinnati 3. L’letrlnndfh nt Brtxik Brewing company, of Louisville, died ly*—Boston 3. Brook'yn 2; nt Puil^delpbia—New York (J, Puila lelpiha H The strike at tbe Michigan Car work*, American Association: At Philadel­ Detruit, is ended. The strikers are apply­ phia, leu intiitigs—dai kuess—Baltimore fl. ing f«r work. Athletic U; at Button—Boston 11, Wash­ Forests fires are raging la northern ington 4; nt Cincinnati—Cincinnati 1, SL Louis 11; at Coltiinl^as—Columbus d, Michigan. Timber worth *125,0u0 has al­ ready been destroyed. Louisville 1. ■ Dr. IL G Mauss, a lea ling physician of Wn-lungton City, cum mi l ted suicide STARTED FOR OREGON. Wedmndsy nigliL Lu grippe. A professional bunoosteerer named and Vicinity. • Aaron, who was arrested nt Little Rock, SAN FRANCISCO, May 4,-Saturdny the Ark., prove* to be a German Laron. The California citrus fair, which has president visited Sacramento, where he wav received with tbe enthusiasm nnd had a remarkable succe-Mi at Chicago, closed Thursday night, after a two weeks wealth of floral display that have marked exhibition. hili Receptions evary where on the coast. A SL Ixmis dispatch Fays tho brother­ Then he went to Oakland At Sacramento hoods of railroad conductors, brakemen, Mr. nnd Mrs. Harrison were presented ■witchmen and tireincn have, ugiced to with a gold plate having the seal ot Cue consolidate. city engraved thereupon. At Benicia on his return journey tbe «chooi;cbildren pre­ will resign from lhe United State* sen­ sented the president with a floral canuou. ate in order to be a candidate for re-elec­ A visit to the state university completed tion as governor. tbe lour, and at night a banquet at tbe In Charleston, S. 'C., where the |>opulnUnion league finished the day's entertain­ tion is about tqually divided between ment. whites and block’*, there are two deaths Adieu to the Golden Gale. Of blacks to one white. The Union League club bat presented A «oman in Flint, Mich., advertises for to the president a beautifully enamelled solid gold plate facsimile of the card of a position tut housekeeper, and says in her invitation io the reception which be at­ advertisement that an offer of marriage tended Saturday night. President Harri­ will be given attention. United States Treasurer Nebeker re­ son took a much-needed rest yesterday. Iff tbe morning he aUenJcd the First ports that tbe supply of standard silver •Congregational church The rest of the dollars in the treasury upon which certifi­ cates have not been issued is practically day he remained in his room*. In tbe . evening he crossed over to Oakland, exhausted. where his train was waiting and shortly While eating tripe Michael Durkin, of after midnight started for Portland, Ore. ♦to Baltic street. Brooklyn, N. Y., got a To a request from Governor Fifer, of Illi­ piece lodged in I. a windpipe and before a nois, that he stop nt Springfield a day physician arrived hi was dead from as­ instead of one. hour, the president has re­ phyxiation. ' plied that it is impossible. The Greek Christians living at tbe cap­ REDDING, Cal., May 5.—Ths first por­ ital of the island of ZHnto Friday at­ tion of the presidential party’s journey to tacked the Hebrew quarter, and encoun­ tered tbe police. Several of the attacking Portland waa made yesterday in a mild party were killed. rainatorm. Tbe president rose early and Forest fires in New Jersey ha vs devas­ was tbe only member nf tho party to tated thousands ot acres of limber nnd greet the crowd tbat gathered at Tehama cranberry marshes, destroyed a number He wns enthusiastically received and of houses and barn*, and now threaten shook bauds with all within reach. At several towns. Tbe low already smounu Red Bluffs the party were cheered. Capt. to over fil.UOO.OOO. 'Businras failures in the United States Matluck, an old army comrade intro­ duced the president to the peopia Tbe far the wwk ended May 1 were 228; for the corri-spoudiag week last year, 183. president made a brief address. • Six flour mill* of Minneapolis, with a The train passed through Dalta about noun, and at Dunsmuir tbe president capacity of 10,000 barrel* a day, have been shook hands with a large number of old consolidated under oue managrrneut. soldiers and thanked tho citizens for tbeir Dr. R. C. Goodwin, an Englishman reception. Tho train stopped at Redding who has a long and successful record a* a for twenty minutes, during which time forger, was arrested in Cincinnati Thurs­ the president made a few remarka At day. . ML Shasta station more speeches were The wife of State Printer H. W. Rqkmade and tbe party drank some of th* ker, ot Springfield, 111*., has sued for *|dlmineral water. The president was pro vorce, alleging cruelty on the part of the seated with a large framed portait of the defendant. mountain. __________ In tbe supplementary ballot in the Geestem unde district. Prince Bismarck was elected to the reicb»tag over hi* So­ Washington Citt, May a.-Premier cialist opponent. Rudiui’a latest note to Marquis Impe­ Repreventative J. C Burrow**, of Mich­ rial i has not, In the opinion of stats de­ igan, say* President Harrison will be re­ partment people, wrought noy change in nominated. the Italian question. Marquis Imperial! A tornado struck Paducah, Ky., Satur­ was extremely rrtict-nt about the matter day evening, doing a great deal of damycsicruoj yesterdny nod• would -only ---vay: *\oa . age to buildings and injuring three permust let tbe communication apeak for ( aon% none sealously. itself." State departu*nt officials, while Two Mor Mormon —" ->* elders, — who >««« have >»•" been alow to exprew opinion, du not attach ], r—ji in the vicinity of Little Rock, much importance to thi* last note. It is ; Ark., were flogged by tbe citizens, gnd or­ dered to leave and stay away. regarded here a* intended solely for Ao attempt was made by some of the •home consumption," and to be used members of tbe San Francisco industrial there forXlie purpose of inspiring tbe school Sunday week to burn the building. Italian people with the idea that their It came near being racceaatul. government is punming a vigorous aud Georgia Arlington, a New Orleans girl resentful policy. _____ carbolic aciJ Saturday, dying later. Chicago, M«y L—J. H. Tboma", a well- Georgia was intoxicated at tbe time. Ratner than go to penitentiary for five known dealer m couaWfott nun.-y, yes­ years Jvffrr-on Hughes, who bad l«u terday weut into the United Siat.-s mar­ reult-nc-d st K tnsas City S.un.’day. msdi shal’s office iu this city to arrang-* b.il | a break for lib.Tty. He got a bullet in bi« for Tfier, who was arrested • Wrdoc*day. shoulder for his break. In the office nt the limn waa Jsnm MeMillau, oue of his victims, and Thomas Ar,hoo_ days ago, was. fined *80 and coats Satur- Francis B. Lane, of Chicago, who had been searching for bis daughter for twen­ ty-three yesra, found ber last week st Oakland, Cut*. She waa married and happy. Her mother ran away with her when she was a baby. Next full n gentlemen 53 year* of age will eutcr tho class of 'fl4 of Priuceton college. During tbe civil war he was n sophomore in that institution, but left to fight for his country. Fire in the Electric Railway barn* nt Scrnnlou. Pa., Saturday destroyed can nnd other property valued nt * Ilk),000. Lightning atruck tbe flouring mills at Aullville, Ma, Saturday, and tbe build ingwjia destroyed by fire. Los>, <30,000 It ia expected that fiOO families of strik­ ers will be evectod from company bouses tn the coke regions during this week. Tbe friends ot the Jnte Dr. Crouiu held a demonstration in Lis memory at Cal­ vary cemetery, Chicago, Sunday. Police Court Clerk W. H. Cook, of To­ ledo, has been srrastod, charged by the mayor with the embezzlement of *10,000. He confesses that he is short. John Hoey, president of the Adams Ex­ press company, is a defendant In a suit brought by H. C. Sherbnrue for a large sum of money claimed to be due Sher burn? as bls share of some business trans­ actions Tbe Jack the Ripper whom Inspector Byrnes has caught declares ho is not “Jack tbe Ripper” at nil, and had noth­ ing to do with the k'dlmg uf Currie Brown. Menutitue the police at Jamaica, L. 1, have another man iu custody whom they are pretty certain is tlie real mur­ derer. # Jesse H. Idupiucott. lessee of lhe Amer­ ican GrapMpuone company, of New York, has assigned. Congressman Allen, of Mississippi, says tl.at in his opinion Crisp of Gjurgia will be speaker of the next house. Herman Stephouaki aud his wife lost their lives in a turning building in Rochester, N. Y., ifoaday morning. The French government will investi­ gate the May day shooting at Fourmles bv which several civilians lost tbeir lives. ** About l.TtXJ cigartnakers at Chicago <]Ult work Monday. Some ot tbe employ­ ers have already acceded to tbe demands of their employes. An attempted rebellion In Bolivia, South America, wo* suppressed, a con­ spiracy to n>sas-dnute lhe preddeut being accidentally discovered. The “writing telegraph” w.-ts tested at New York Sunday, atwiseveral signatures were received by telegraph from Pitts­ burg. Tbe test was a proDountred 'fflfiacesw 13 Monday the treasury purchn*ed 338,000 ounces of silver at from *0.0*45 to fX'M per ounce. Census Superiu’.cndeut Porter was nt Chicago Monday. He aald the stHtistic* .of population would be completed witbin a year, or two years quicker than that of WJJ. Alden J. Blethen and Thoruns Lowrey have purchased The Minneapolis Tribune. Ex-Senator Pierce will reoiain ns editor. . Algernon • Sartori*, who married G.-n. Grant’s daughter Nellie, regi-tered nt ihe Richelieu hotel, Chicago, from London Monday. He was going west to look at his. stock ranch. There was a ravero* frost in Minnesota and Dakota Snturdnx^sMgbt, aud it is feared that small fruits are jlainaged. The president and cashier of lhe New York North River bank, now in ibe hands of a receiver, have been indicted for falsifying an official stat enient of the bank’s condition. A move is on foot at Philadelphia to organize an Italo-Auierlcau league, the object of which, principally, will be to make American citizens of all Italians landing ou the shores ot the United States. Dispatches from Transvaal, Sooth Africa, report that 2J.00J Boer» are on the point of invading Mashonnland or Man lealand, and the authorities of Transvaal are unable to fulfill tbeir promise^ to ) re­ vent any further entroacbmeut ou British territory. THE MARKETS. Chicago. CineAGO. May 4. Following were th a quotations ua the board of trade to-day: Wheat—Na 3 may. opened S1.U&H. rimed *l-01M; Joly, oponod 91.04*(. closed *1 U0j4; September, opened Wt^c; duaod P7>gc. Corn- Na 2 May. opened Sj«c, cloeod K9(; July, opened U2s<c. cloned <W-i«c; September, opened -. cl owed Oats—No. 2 May, opened rlosod 6B*c; July, opened 4Bc. cloaoi September, opened 35hie, dosed 34c. Pork-May, opened *12. «0, dorad *U37M: Joly, opened fillO.-^. clcoed *12.eS. __ Srptemlier. -------- '*1X25. -• —________ opened cloned SULIM. Lard-May. — opened RtOu, closed *&aj. Live stock—Following were tho prices at the Union sUrk yards: H iga-Market opened active on packing and siiipplng account and prices unchanged; sales ranged at *3.10^4.85 pigs, fi4.dld4.75 light. HO>d4.75 rough laukiur. S4.7Jd5.05 mixed, and ^.MldklO heavy packing and shipping lota. Cattle-Market rather qulc: and prices fa­ vor buyers: qnotatioua ranged ut t5.3Ud&<5 for choice to fancy shipping steers, 15.OttgA 75 good to choice do, i'4.3’«sa4.»> commou to fair <lo. S3.30J42O butchers' rtrers. S2.&V6 3.53 stockura. S3.oO.aL25 Texans. J3 W£4-30 fMdcrs, fit-' '3.4.00 COSTS, <lta&3.U) bulls, and fi2.jO&l.6iJ veal calves. Sheep—bumtmd bdrly active, nnd prices ruled higher; quotations ranged at IkaJjUUO westerns, fit75©B. W na­ tive*, aud £6 00417 25 lambs. Produce: Butter—Fancy separator. 27c per lb; dairies, fancy fresh. 2i^23c: packing stocks, freih. 13£15c- Live poultry—' 4d chickens. WAlt^e per lb; spring. MU»iF J) Burbanks. *L*4&1.<J8; mixed. Traffic. Apples -Cooking. *a.O)£4.l4) par bbl; eating. 5.00 foucy varieties I56O43A). Broom corn—Hurt 4)4&4J4C Per lb; whlak brush. green, self-working. 3'434c; inside and uuvera. >H<*Te; common brush, SJi Q3)4c; cro-ked. You may have heard your frienda »bd neighbors talking about It Ywn may youreclf lie one of the many who know from personal experience just how good a thing It is. If you have ever tried h, you are one of Its staunch friends, because tbe wonderful thing about it is. that when once given a trial, Dr. King’s New Dis­ covery ever after holds a place in the house. If ybu have never used it and Bhould l»e afflicted with n cough, cold or any throat, lung or chest trouble, secure a bottle at once and give it a fair trial. It to guaranteed every time, or money refunded. Trial bottles free at W. H. Goodyear’* drug store. Perhaps you arc run down, can’t cat, can't lilef’p. can’t think, canft do anything, to your satisfaction, unil-yoa wonder what alls you. You should heed the warning, you uro taking Uie first -t<-p into nervous prostration. You need a nerve tonic and hi Electric Bitters you Will find the exact remedy for restoring your nervous system to Its normal, healthy condition. .Surpris­ ing results follow the use. of this great norve tonic and alterative. Your appetite returns, good digestion is restored,, and the liver and kidneys resume healthy action. Try a bottle. Priee M)c. at W. H. Goodyear’s drug store. The best salve in the world for cut*, brulseA, sort-?, ulcers, salt rheum, fever sores, tetter, chapped hands, chilblains, corns, and all skin eruptions, and positive­ ly cures piles or no pay required. It Is guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction, or money refunded. Prlw 25 cents per box. For sale by W. H. Goodyear, the druggist. Paw Paw hoodlums tore up the sidewalk in front of the M. E. church. • Thin and itnpnre bl-xid Is inadi rich su'd healthful by taking Hood's Hantaparill.i. It cures M-rolnla, salt rnetini, all blood disorders. Mortgage Sale. On the first dny of September. A.'D. M Mary M. Wolcott and Jerome E. Wolcott mort­ gaged to Addison 1’. Cook, tfll that certain piece or parcel of land sltnnte In the township of Ma­ ple Grove, Cxjunty of Barry and Stale of Mlchlgnn. described a* follows to-wit: The south halt of the north half of the northwest quarter of section twenty (20) town two (2) north of range seven (7) west, containing forty (40 acres of land more or leas. . Said mortgage was on the sixteenth day ef September. A. D. 1*®. recorded in the office of tbe register of deeds for the. County of Barry and State of Michigan. Iu liber 20 of mortgages on page 12. Said mortgage was on the twenly-e-gbth day? ot December. A. D I**’*, duly asslitned by the said Addison 1’. Cook, to the A. 1'. Cook Co.. limited, whlcii said assignment whs on tlie fi(tt» day of February. A. D. l*t'L duly recorded in said register's office, in lltxr 3» of mortgage#, onl>;iges 40 and <tl. <in tbe first day of September. A. D. ISM. there beeame due and pavable by the terms ot s;-.td mortgage tlie sum ot forty-five and .50 too dolbrs [*Uk50]. of interest and the same lias remained unpaid and in arrears fort he space of thirty davs nnd upwards On the first day ot September. A. D. IMO. tliere.beeamodiieand pavable an Installment, of Interest of fori v five and .50 1(0 dollars [M3 fid], and the same has renuilned unpaid and In ar­ rears for the space of more tbun thirty days. On the first day of September. A. D. IWO, there became due an installment of lutetest accordlng t<» the terms of said mortgage, of fortjllveand M-1c«doltai* 1*4-'. Mil. whfeh «ah» last Installment has remained due and tn nrreara for more than thirty days. Now, therefore, by reason of said defanft, and ' by virtue of a condition of said mortgage? foasaid assignee of sold mortgage baa elected AMt dors hereby elect to declare, and doc* heroMF declare the whole aindunt secured by anid murtgan, both interest and principal, due and pay­ able at once. There la therefore claimed to ba now dur and unpaid ou Mid mortgage the ram of eight hundred, thirty eight muffin-too dollar* [Stew r.’.’ of principal and Interrat. and the further sum of seven and 53-100 dollars [S7JI3) for taxes paid by We mortgagee on said prend«ea. with Interest thereon, tiecordlng to tbe terms of said mortgage al ten per cent, from tbe 28th da; of January. A. 1). and no proceed­ Ings at law or tn equity have been instituted to recover the same or any part thereof. \ Notice is therefore hereby given that by vtetue of the iwwer of sale in such mortgage cen­ tal nnd the statute In sueh case, made and provided, the premtaes above and In said rnortxxge c.escribed or to much thereof as may bo n.-eessary . will be sold at public vendue to tbe highest bidder, al the north front door of the court house in Hie ettv of Hastings. Barry Coun­ ty. Mirhlgan, that being the place of bolding the circuit court for aald county, on the ninth day of May. A. D. mt. at ten o’clock in the fore­ noon of said day. to satisfy the amount then due on said mortgage together with all legal eosta. including an attorney fee as provided by law. Dated, February 7th, n»t. Th a A. F.rooK Co. Limited. Assignee of Mortgagee. fiTVAitr, Kxappkn & Wkavkm, Attorneys for Assignee. I’ROnAT^ ORDER. Stete of Michigan, Count\sf Barry County of Barry, holden at the I’robrte Office in the city of Has tings. In Bald county, on Tneeday, tbe 2Ht dav ot April, in the year one thousand eight hundred and ninety one. Present, Charles* W. Annstrong, Judge of Probsts. In the matter of the estate of Cortes P. PendUI, deceased. Ou readlnr and filing tbe petition duly verified of Acura C. Pcmtlll. widow of said deceased, praying that a certain instrument now os file in this Court purporting to be the last vnll and testament of said deceased inay be admitted to probate and that administration ot said estate may be granted to James M. rad wall ader, the executor named In said will or to some other suitable person. Thereupon it Is ordered, tbat Friday, the I5lh day ot May. A. I>. 1«L at ten o'clock In the forenoon, be asslrned lor the hearing ot said petition, and that the heirs al law of said deceased aud all other |>eraona interested tn said estate, are required to appear at n session of said court Ulen to be holden st the Probate Office, In the city of Hastings, tn said county, and show cauM, If any there be, why the prayer of the petitioner may not be granted. And Illa further ordered, that said petitioner give nottoe to the persons interested tn said estate, of the pendency of said peUtlon. and tbe hearing thereof by causing a copy of this order to be pubUshod In tbe Hastings Banneii. a newspa­ per printed and circulated in said county of Barry, once In each week tor three successive weeks previous to sold day of hearing. Cijaju.es W. AKMimtOXO. fA true copy.l Judge of Probate. PRDBATK ORDER. State of Michigan, county of Barry—w. At a session of the Frobate Court for the Coun­ ty of Barry holden st the Probate Office la ttioolty of HastluKs In said county on Tuesday, the vistday ot April, in tne year one thouasn* eight hundred and ninety one. Present. Charles W. Armstrong. Judge et Probate. ■•— In the matter of the estate of Busan T. War­ ner. deceased. On rwuHm; and filing Die petition, duly Wheat-No. 2 red wiub-r caah. *1.17)4; do May. *U4M: do June. SLUM', do July, *1.00*4; July, Me. Rye—Nomi imL Barley-Nominal Pork—Dull: bums, *U-7jaiA50 for new. Lard —Quiet;, May, *A87; July. *T-W. Live Stark: Cattle—Market dull for all allowing the on the bond and dry co to, ?2.7Uir.4.73 bbo«p and Lambs— Sboev, Etesdy; lamba «c V And it is further ordered that ve notice to the persons luterei It. of tbe pea«>n>cy of sab k Jay, paper printed and clr BMTyoneelu each —------- vlmtsto said CHARLES W |A true copy.] �Commence Treatment ftT LASTI Quietly T»kr* Him Hr sat lu bis sanetwn mu«rx -com:” •■eopy!f'K»«1 lb/ fieuds’ A^J the desperate Krom tus clinlr ami bustiea Tn the I wtofllcc. persplrtug and hoL ip* key Into tins wotit Fulk■ di tie draw, found a letter, opened it And tms t« gmtorot the <tas5XB:-Kno«te«jwr deAn*Ctats w >hai tta- eoitton V4J« full Stott-1 remain yenrs inioxe. guest, Sad Sprint. Ah Wiliag. O Spring,’then bast down baric And on "Main Bt. nan we we tbe street Hiirtokh-r and new bus. •lark ami Charier Warner spetd on Aud utber blithe aud merry sights by our rilIn the faring tbe man of fasbtoa deems» time to take a bath, In the sprtue the nlltbe xoung married man, hoe In hand, gov* down the path, Leading out into the garden Mande, where he whibties. sweat# nnd hoes. Until the blisters on hi* hands stacds out Iu double rows. Noisy Robiu Redbreast, now tutus out at five o’clock a. m. • Spies a big fat angle* orm, straddles uo and takes him in. And at eve. lite lightsome hop load cornea and alts tuxxi our sloop. , , , And we step out kerequash on him. ami alas. Die High school girt now blouoms forth in a ten cent summer hat. The High school boy acts out hia last sea­ son’s ImU and t>*i. Reads up on tlie new leamie roles until he’s sure be* posted rlali?. Then hate his bail Into the air and busts a window iictiL Tbe young man get# out and squeeze* Into bis last year's slinuikeu Banner shirt. Die soda fountain pte on deck aud then prepares to squlrtk At twflUht now the cooing couple Into the hammock softly drop, When obligingly the rofam break and down they coins ker-fiop. Truly Spring thou art a lulu, a whoop-la ami out tbe loeatlcm here of • frttit evaporatorWe do aot believe there Is ■ brtter fwfat for one tn tbe state, aed It would be '«•>’ drairable for the city to aectirc inalitatton. To rirfp fruit w fro« bere. ami let other places get the benefit of *b«| ever profit there may be In evaporating IL ran hardly be regarded as desirable for an enterprising community. Some of the factories here were a little ■tanned over the threatened strike among the coal miners of tbe counnr which was planned to be inaugurated May l»t. To provide against a poealble coal these factories ordered nnd got into thtlr possession enough coal to-last for »0 day s or more. But the expected for onre did not happen, and tbe trouble between mine owners and the miners was adjusted witbtbe Institutions referred nut the strike. So ------------------to have their coal bunkers stuffed abnor­ mally. But the precaution was justifiable, nevertheless. Postmaster Sheldon has made some very decided improvements in lhe poatoUw, adding greatly to its convenience as well as appearance. The boxes and offlce have Irt n nicely painted, and Improved In othedlrvctions, making a much better appearIn the offlce the change has been as H - ■. marked. New racks lave been made, and desks arrangni for tbe convenient and rapid dispatch'd the business of the offlce. Mr. Sheldon is thoroughly determined to give our citizens first clans service in all respects, and bls efforts will meet the warm appreciation of the patrons of the offlce.' The Banneb job rooms are just finish-, Ing for Dr. E. H. Uthtop, 2,000 neat pamphlet books explaining the electrotherapcntle cabinet treatment, as practiced by tbe Dr. Ir. it are given not xmly explanations of methods in popular form, but also a number of testimonials from jieopie of prominence who have lieen greatly benefited by this treatment as adniinlstered by the Dr. He now has most convinlent and pleasant offices over Beamer’s store, in the quarters formerly occnpled by J. W. Lunn, and also has about all that he and his son can do to attend to the many patients who are receiving treatment by this new method. Aud whom thou canst »ot satisfy would in­ deed r>e hard to rati. But IU beC there's om- who “doesn’t see It” In exactly this bright iqfnt. And this one is the editor who got thtf in his mail lhe other uigbt. AODITIONAL LOCAL. Wall piqter al cost al the Hotchkiss drug ■tore. •Not ao very’ many trees planted Arbor day in this city. . (The lower Iwtei has a fine bus running Arall tbe trains. ) Joseph Pflug l» building an addition to hh> saloou building. At the Hotchkiss dreg store you can buy wall paper at cost. , J. I.. Reed is building a large addition to his blacksmith and repair shop, j . Get your old furniture upholstered, and made as good as new at a slight expense. The Engine A Iron Works are being rushed with business iu every department. Since- May 1st, you are at liberty to catch brook’trout with a hook and line. That is if you con. Spearing in the lakes around is going on full blast. Where are our fish /laws, and where the Fish Warden? / When in search of desirable patterns of wall paper, go to the Hotchkiss drug store, where you can buy It at cost. eluded bo had all the ride lie wautod jumped ooL He <Ed all toe beat -keeltag" acts ever seen In a circus in about no time, and landed right ride up with care. The horse ran to the next crosring, leaped over another cattle guard, ■till dragging the buggy after him. He nearly cleared the third guard, but missed by a little, and then foil- He gathered himself and con­ jlic. being ~ finally captinued his playful frol ------------fared near the county bouse. The buggy escaped serious injury, as did Mr. Varker. But Mr. Keith.' aside from being badly bruised, was injured Internally by his vio­ lent fall upon the fail. He brought to this city, medical aid summoned, and everything possible done to relieve him. At this writing lie is in ■ fair way to speedily recover. Friday ■»<! trip! returned Saturday Al. M>pe» and family, ot Plainwell. were tbe guests of A. G. Cortright and family Safarday afternoon and nlgfiL re­ luming home Sunday evening. Winford Rockwell has been obliged to leave the agricultural school al Itanalng on account of his eyre. cover in time to resume his studies next term. NtthaaH I’eak. a cltlren of African resident uf descent and fur mauy yearn -----------thia township, died quite aoddenly ut the fate residence of his son. Asa. at ■ good old age of four scoreaud two yearn. His held al funeral service* Wesleyan church. Rev. A. Bunnell of­ ficiating- It will la- remembered lie buried The New Teacher* Ids wife about one year since aud’that hU The board ot education Tuesday I-'. ‘ n- son. Asa. died only about one week pre­ hig elected Ufa following teachers: vious to his death, thus leaving, one Superintendent. Prof. W. D. Sterling. daughter. Mrs. John Mahoney, to mourn 1st asslstanL Miss Elia Hallock. the loss of rootin'!, father and brother 2d assistant. Harry Andrus. within so short a period of time. 8th grade, Mbs Fannie I^ees. Hater Youngs has an aged sister, from Minnie Evans. Ypsilanti, vlsliing hint for a few weeks. 7th Jennie Lamb. rtth John Bardlne raised a barn frame one Edna Brown. ..th day last week. Julia Rock. A large green stump being In the way 1st div. Miss Minnie Matthews. of Marcus Bellinger s under ground or base­ 2d div. Mrs. Ruth Carter. ment Ixm, was bounded from its position Miss Franc Williams. by the use of eight lbs. of dynamite one 1st div. Miss Adda Jordan. j day last week. ’ __ 2d div. Miss Phyllis Diamond. Creasy. . First ward, Mrs. Hinckley. Second ward, Miss L. Jean Mcl.aughllii.^ Levi Laubnugn passed around tbcclgars, _________ _ of a _ II , < Ji *x pound boy III.! Janitors—1st ward, Mrs. White; Bd1 all on account that I>r. ar­ iward. Mrs. Kress; eentedT ’bslldlng, Esau rived last week. Mrs. Newman, who has been the guest (Cannon. The salaries of Prof. Sterling and Harry of Mrs. 1’. Travis, has returned to her jAndrus were each increased 8100, and home in Chicago. Byron Fisher Is greatly Improving the tthat of the janitor 850. The committee on buildings reported hi looks ot bls property by grading bis yard. favor of erecting a building of eight rooms, Geo. Slater doing the work. 1 two stories high, and finishing the four Mrs. Mary Barber and daughter return­ 1 irooms on the lower floor only. Whether ed Saturday from a very enjoyable visit in Iit will be a separate building or an addi­ Ohio. Mrs. Scranton, of Chicago. Is with her Ition to the central building will be deter­ imined at tbe spcciai meeting of the board sister, Mrs. Geo. Fisher, expecting to re­ main until about the middle of June, when to t be held May ivtb. she will go to Bay View to spend the sum­ mer. The first sale of town lots in Harrow­ David Barber and Mr. and Mrs. Will gate and Cumberland Gap, near Mlddles- Norman and son started for Spokane Falla. ’ Thursday evening in union Irnll lovers ।Itoruugh, Ky.. occhro May 13, 14, 15 aud Washington, on Monday. of fine music enjoyed a rich treat in the 10. These towns possess all the natural Will Cooper is at work for Hiram Chaae, entertainment given by Prof. Mazurelte, ,advantages and prospects of the famous making adme alterations in his house. the noted pianist, Mme Touchettr. a fine ,city of Middlesborough ami this sale will Eik» Barlier is Improving the looks of soprano singer, arid Prof. Lnderer. a vio- l.y a rare opportunity tor boufa-Mdrers and his farm by new fences. llnist. Tim manner in which Prof. Mazur- ,capitalists. The Cincinnati. Hamilton A Mrs. John Doolittle received a dispatch etie manipulated the piano keys was really Dayton ntllnad vrill run a low rate ex­ Tuesday of lhe death of tier father,,whose wonderful and brought forth a great deal cursion to this land sale, leaving Toledo home wax in New York state. of applause, especially his rendition of May 11. The exenMon will be under the Chas. Burlier lost a valuable heifer Sat­ ••Thu Storm" In the last piece played. direction of Mr. George J. Clark, excursion urday by bloat. Mme Touchette’s singing brought forth agent. Toledo. O., who will gladly furnish A dlsgnsUng sight was seen on our several eneorvs and was duly appreciated, rates and full information. Send for fine streets last week, when a lad of IB- got off the "lullaby- winning her many fine com­ album of Harrowgate nnd Cumberland the train so full of Kalamazoo whbkev pliments. Prof. Luderer's violin playing Gap views. that lie could get but n few rods away be­ ■bowed him to be a skilled musician. A fore falling in the gutter, and wquld proba­ full house greeted the trio, and the enter­ bly have remained then- all night bad it Tainment must have netted St. Rose’s The saw mill started up last 'Monday, uot been for the aid of a neighbor. Is church a ueat sum. and will saw the custom logs. there no remedy fur these things? Cannot The villagers are having their gardens the laws be made strong enough and put Allegan is rather of a staid old village, at least it has that reputation. It Is said plowed. into force to save the boys from this great Campbell Bros, have shipped quite a that when oil was struck there last week; evil IhatQestroys both body nnd soul? Mr. and Mrs. Joe Maginnis. of Kalama­ a palisade xvas at once built around the quantity uf wheat ffroni this place. A few cases of measles ycL ' pump and the well plugged up in order to zoo. Spent Sunday With Mr. and Mrs. C. Eugene Deck hns’qult work at lhe brick give the directors u ch®»ee to fully discuss J. Brown. , yard, and has gono to work for Harvey 1 Rheumatism put Enos Barber .on bls wh»t ought to be done. Similar vigorous (?) measures were followed when oil was Adams. back, and kept bltiUlierv a number of day s Howard Mosher, who has been afflicted struck two years ago, and the directors bad not full decided "‘what ought to be with rheumatism for some weeks past is done" when tbe last gusher was found. on the gain. The bands at the brick yard quit work Manager George Walter bad located his whip factory In Hastings, and was crowd­ last Tuesday, it being too cold to work. Miss Rhodes, the blacksmith’s daughter, ed with orders, before that village had made up it* mind to do what was right by ’met with quite a severe accident last Sun­ him. We’re not kicking at ail but Just day. while Swinging at Acker's point "looking backward." Coat* Grove. While we are glad always to note ^uch The furniture upholsterers in tlie Daw­ individual enterprise as the building of a son building are as busy as beavers all day , sewer by the proprietor of the Hastings long. Good work and low prices are house and the owners of the new bank hat tell. block, we are sorry th*1 they were com­ ) bands are employed in the pelled to resort to such a thing. The cityuufacluring enterprises of this should have constructed a server from number will be increased to 300 Creek street west on Sfate. and on to the as the Chair Co. shall get under river. Property owners along the streets and for blocks in either direction would have gladly paid enough to connect with .. _ this week the adv. of Messrs. this public sewer to have in a short time Brownson <k Rankin, tbe enterprising dry covered the expense. Every’ sewer put In goods merchants of Kalamazoo. Our at private expense and under private readers will find this firm one who will do ownership postpones the day of n public as they agree every time. sewrage system, and that is not as U Tbe kid base ball nine went to Middle­ should be. We cannot too soon have a ville Saturday to "do up” the nine In that sewrage system in Hastings, and there village, but were defeated by a score of 21 are few cities where it could be done so to 6. Bain set in after the fourth inning easily as here. ranch to Ibe relief of the kids. We are pleased with the action of the June 17th, there will tie a reunion of the school board Tuesday evening in old 8th Michigan infantry in this city. unanimously re-electing Prof. W. D. Starl­ The committee on arrangements are plan­ ing as superintendent of tbe city schools, ning- to make the occasion one of interest, and increasing his salary 8100 or to 81,100. pleasure and profit to tbeir guests. It will be remembered that when Prof. All having any furnltnra that they want Sterling was elected last year, there was a upholstered, or mattresses repaired will do tesltag in some quarters that an Irrepara­ well to bring it to the Dawson building on ble Injury had been done to tbe city north Main St. at once, as Mr. Seaman schools by failing to elect Prof. Sterling’s predecessor. But the new superintendent will remain in lhe city but a short time. quietly came upon his new field of tabor, Busby Bros, have added a fine pier glass and as quietly but earnestly entered upon and another chair to their barbershop. tbti arduous duties of the position. He You will hare to search through some has demonstrated ability and capacity far •retty good sized cities to find a finer beyond what his best friends on the board > rtwr shop or one with better equipment predicted, and never have our city schools i theirs. been more prosperous, never lias every­ mlfioent leather and plush albums, thing moved more satisfactorily to all con­ •Uy bibles. Webster’s dictionaries cerned than during tbe past year. The - standard books, slightly damag­ unanimous, hearty action of the board is »«Kb**e. e book auction. This coining but a reflection of the good will of all cltlthe last day. Don’t miss IL zciih toward Prof. Sterling. . S*Wvk gone: (Lewis Bentley, of Grand Rapids, Is in the city laboring to raise the necessary capital stock for an electric light company. He shows hia faith in tbe enterprise by taking about 84,500 of the capital stock. At this writing over 810,000 has been sub­ scribed. and it is expected that 815,000 will be taken bMore the next meeting of the council. \ Mr. Bentley is a straightforward young rtnani an experienced electrician, already at the and under his managem<y>t the company and .ample, could not fall to prosper. Hastings has no wwt «f getting out dwslrua By the time need at present so great as some system -* nods for the July trade. of public lighting, and of all systems tbe electric is coBcediedly U» best, Tlie city’s ’ would not’ admit of ell financial oooditisn tbe trade. And tbe. s eqaal ownership ot an electric light plant, even th«t the line win fa, tt uliviz were it demonstrate! that city ownership of fhai shown by any similar InstK would be best, which may be questioned. The gentlemen interested in tbe company are all known here as upright, publicspirited citizen*. If they shall secure the ■x^ssary stock subscription, there should no doubt about tlie council granting a been the demand for the So a* •nufactured by the Hastl*4.-wmpehj a. n.. that tbry have coninn rntWWtr t nea of manufacture ex­ 'eh:M to Prop ,r| l ’s and center tables, manufactured beds Is line will be ’ertenslvaiy. TL . and noar lhe railroad t lb. nUUH of * rloee Wm. Smith had quite a bad scare last week, his little girl playing with matches in the closet setting fire to clothing. All that saved tbe hodse was having a fall pail of water at hand. Dr. Edwards has gone to Hartford to treat a few cases of granulation o( tbe eye. Getting rather dry for vegetation. We boast of more passengers boarding here'than any other station on the road, and now we have a target up for the first time. L. Berry’s horse became unmanageable breaking up hte cart and harness. Nootber damage done. Leo McDonald made a trip to Cloverdale looking after tbe finny tribeThere is being the largest acreage otuats sowed this season than has been sown for many years. Farmers now plawing for corn. Too cold to plant Arbor day was generally observed in planting trees. Seventeen maple trees were set out as memorial trees In our school -house yard. Each pioneer has a tree given to tbeir descendants to care for. Rev. White gave a very interesting talk to the Sunday schoel from the following text, Isaiah 11th chapter and Oth verse. Quarterly meeting will be held at Miio church next Saturday and Sunday, Rev. Barnes preaching Saturday p. m. and Sun­ day a. tn. ’ Ira McAllister Is knproving from the in­ jury received by the running away of his horse. M. J. Goss and Jahn Cairns made busi­ ness trips to Kalamazoo last week. The ladies of-Milo and many miles around are making business trips to Kala­ mazoo. Oh. my! bow they are loaded down with bundles. It takes money to foot bills and a till there Is no cry of bard times amongst our fanners. Mr. Furr, who has been very sick during the winter, has so far recovered as to be out in his yard, about the bouse. Gov. Winans baa I received $420,000 as Michigan’s share of the direct war ux. Now let Barry county get Its pro rata share of IL and pul it into a new Court house aud jaiL What say tbe tax payers of Barry county? What a fine growing time. Cherry and peach trees are nearly In full bloom. Most of the corn around Milo will be planted this week. If the frost of Monday night did not kill your fruit blossoms the insect^ will, unless you buy of Fred L. Heath London Purple, Paris Green, White Hellebore or Insect Powder, and feed it to them—the insects, not the trees. PROBATE ORDER. State of Michigan, County of Barry—u. At a swwlon of the Probate Court tor the County of Barry, holden at lhe Probate Offlce, in tlie city of Rastinrs. Iu said county, on Monday, the 4th day of May. iu the year one thousand eight hundred and ninety one. ^Wwigat. Charles W. Armstrong, Judge bf in the matter ot tbe estate ot Hannah Quackeubush. deceased. On reading and filing the petition, duly vorlOed. ot Charles W. Jordan, adinmblrator ot aaul e-itata praying bw reasons Uw-rein set forth tbat be may be licensed to sell the real estate of Mid deceased in said petition described. Thereupon it is ordered, that Friday tho 2ath day of May. A. D. 18vl. at ten o’clock h> lhe forenoon. '»e assigned for tbe hearing of said petition, and that the heirs at lawof said deceas­ ed. and all other persons interested in said estate, uro reqalred to appeal- at a seMloo of said court, then to be holden at tbe Probate office. In the city ot HaUiugs. fa said county, and show cause. If any there be, why the prayer lug thereof by causing * copy of this order to be puuiUbntl In Uin Rastixgh Baxse* a new*. liutHT fMMM tw <n _.IA »'___ . weeks previous to said day of bearing CHAJtLKA W. AKMBTBOFn. ... , Judge of Probate. FA trua rnnv 1 CHANCERY BALE. In pursuance of and by virtue ot an order and Whitemore & Mushier have moved their saw mill from Sawdust City to tbe Corners where they have Ireeti manufacturing lumber for Jonas Price for several days past. Several teams have also been employed in drawing tbe lumber from the mill to Augusta where the M. C. R. R. eomj»ny receive and convert It to the use and benefit of their Hues of rail roads. Farmers have mad« good nse of tbe fine weather the pant week in plowing and •owing oata. Nearly all of them haw mcneed plowing for corn. Wheal b looking «picndid and bids fair for a bountiful barveat, causing lhe bnshandntaD to look smilingly upon future decided to n, । VOL. X? 5: er << <3 ran o Dr. A. C. Fruth, Celebrated Surgeon and President Of the Fruth Medical and Surgical Institute, . Permanently established aud incorporated under the laws of the state of HI., with a capital .toek of Sioo.ooo, tor the Khmtiic and successful treatment ot all forms of Chronic and Sexual Discasre. Catarrh. Astluak Stomach. Kidney. Bladder. Nervous and Special Diseases of Men and Womou. Ably assisted by a full staff of eminent physician^ and surgeons for every dema. ment of medicine and surgery. nimporiaat tn Lndlua. Mauy ladlrt are ot the opinion that the dtafflu** pccnllw to her mx are lueurubta* Uy my new mettiou of treat­ meat, which b eottrely fiartnle-. and MSUy ap­ plied. you need uut nutter a living death. Alt cases stricUy conlldennal. Curable ol*c» guar­ anteed. Dr. Fruth after yeara of experience han•per­ fected the most Infallible method olcuring \ its! drain in Urine. Noctaraal l»«xe->. which catur We brane locat troit, land. St L falo, San Tolec walk C*tarri» Cured. Uatarrtud-affrcUeMoflhe no*c. Uiroai, lungs nnl stomach. U-wirhltB aattima. consumption and dyex-p,ia, by the most re^Si and srtentilr methods which a vast hmplul riperirnte his proved worthy of confidence. v(> Bo ter promt of ouccess than the trail mon lais os CU at the In nt Hute of ibouMiiid? hriplrsa cases Hat we restored tb health and happint -.'. ' Murrta*e. Married persons or jmoar mm eoDteaptaliux inamagv. aware ■>: phwini wffrw. Iom of procrratlvt- i-uwere. imnecno ly Powers, wbleh can ta' quickly cored if con­ or any other dhqualification, speedily restated. sulted tie tdioer. iuMulty. falling fita. or total impotracy results. These terrible di*»nien Epilepsy or Fit* positively cured oy our nes ’ artdnx from ruinous prac’leea of youth. Wight- xnd and never tailing Hospital treatairot. Ing lhe moat radiant hopes, unfitting patient for, study, society, or marriace. aauu to an untimely grave lliousands । ul brilliant, intellect. Piles, Fistula.Fissure. Polypi Kpllepay positively cured.by pain, kulfe or eautery. No detention from bu»i- never, tali lug Uospltal trealm--nt. Free Examination uf the Urine. D»eb person applying for medical treatment or bHng ku ouuoe of thrir unne. which will recKive a careful chemical and uiletCnKotucal mmInatlou. WONDEBFUL CURES jierfeetrd in old rases which hare been nrgk-ried or unikdlfnljy treated. No experiments or faltans*. Parties treated by mall and ex pre*-, imt where tusslNe. personal consultation is pre trrred. Curable < guaranteed. HF“Ca*e* and romnpondrnee confidential. Tre*> moot sent <•.<».!> to any part ot U. A with postage, DR. FRUTH, «i Kas*. Madison s:.. Chicapo. I1L Th abled Me Me Ou dr’s v Ra izing «W K O oO ll?hi We havi jackets an Do you want to buy any furniture; a mre carpet: any­ thing in the line of draperies, rugs or the like, . this Season ? LINOLEUM What is it? It is a floor cover made of \ork. Call at my store and examine it, as it is much superior to carpet or any other floor cover at its value. We are receiving the newest and latest designs- also some ot the most desirable novelties in all of our lines. 1V the store a visit and be pleased. Yours truly, ARCHIE McCOT We hav you in' bot We( from th HATS and are s« and wortt Fum prised of J Boots Robinson PANTS We have just received a nice lino of fine pants, overallsjackets and working shirts. TRUNKS AND VALISES. ■ We have a bondopsupercal line of these goods awl ‘' in s you in both quality and price. . We Can Collar and Cuff You from the largest and best assortment ever in Bai r? to. H ATQ we have in all styles, varieties and at FaH. 1 O Ju8t at this season our straw hats are ah r *and are selling fast for the reason that they are ni»- ,£ and worth what we ask. inWe invite your careful . ... ----------- —o spectien of our line, Bows, etc. Lrr .L".:?.1? prised pt of Oxfords, Ponr-in-hSnds,.Windsors. Four-in-hands,, ____ the only fl™ >“ thAs We are -------- ---------------- eity that can carry the • Robinson & Co.’s boots and shoes. Plow shoes from M Furnishing Goods HOLDEN & HIRE- g£cp LE stui TI □ After � https://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/418/HastingsBanner_1891-05-14.pdf c74e31d4336ac1046d3cea4e662c9804 PDF Text Text ,1 Largest Circulation j of any paper in the Hastings Banner. , County. VOL. XXXVI. NO. 2. HASTINGS, MICH., MAY 14, 1891. Hastings Banner. rani's in eras a, Him .and Rapids. Midi. Monroe, Pearl and Canal ste. Sandusky. Toledo. Nor' HUDSON is the LARGEST eRETAIL clothier Dr. Peckham and wife were at the conntv seat one day last week. Nettle Bunn spent Saturday nnd Sunday with her slater Mrs. W. Wilcox. Died, of quick consumption, Phoebe, eldest daughter of N. Hcnney. Mrs. Z. Fox h under the doctor’s care. Frank Herrick was in Grand Rapid* Saturday. Sarah nnd Fannie Karcher Sundayed with their parents nbrth of the village. W. H. Pardee nnd wife spent Sunday with the former’s parents. A. J. Cheesebrough, of Detroit, has boen.spending a few day* with parents and friend* of this place. Vina Wlsslngvr. accompanied by Mary Riegler Snnduyvd at her home in Campbell. Nellie Yarger, of Hnating*, apent Sun­ day at home In thb place. Several of Lowell’s young gentlemen (?) came to Freeport on the hand car Sunday. They would be respected more if they had not insultedfcur young ladies. The U.- B. church will observe Children’s Day. June 7th. C. V. Riegler was hi Lowell Tuesday on business. Several from here went traveling Satur­ day. They bad fishermen's luck. The Congregational and M. E. churches will bold Children’* Day the second Sun­ day in June. We've heard It reported that Freeport will celebrate this year. . Maude S|*jr»y returned from Sunfield Thursdaj. A family of movers passed through town Monday. The L. A. society of the Congregational church met In music hall Friday. An Ice cream social will be held by the 1. S. of the M. E. church Saturday even­ ing. Published Thutudiiy* by COOK EBOS. ----- AT----- ; ’ _______ baatikgs, men. COUNTY NEWS. OUR COUNTY. this world. We have 9 .meh stores .ited al l)euit. t'leveul. St. Paul, St. Louis. Buf’■.oo.' Toledo, Uiugraphical. mi'ltpr ,0 be born into That is what our subject r?. ? I0'.11" nn“ ,,nw ,n Jteksui,. «, a Hot July day m IM. He thought then“ht'Ske .bout II aS aft; and Tbo Tower Clothing Co. carry the larg­ est stock of clothing, fur­ nishings and hats in Mich. in the WORLD. Tower buys for ten stores and are thus on­ to undersell every store in Michigan. Suits for every day, $3.50, 5, 6. 7, 8, 10. Suits for dress and Sundays. $12. 15, IS, 20. best snip surpass the ordinary merchant tail­ work in make at about half the money. l fare and all expenses saved by patron- HUDSON'S GRAND RAPIDS. PANTS |ust received a nice line of fine pants, overalls, d’.bi working shirts. TRUNKS AND VALISES. We have a honclonsupercal line of these goods and can suit you in both quality and price. We Can Collar and Cuff You from the largest anK.hest assortment ever in Barry Co. 14 A TC "6 have iu all styles, varieties and at all prices. nA 1 O .Just at this season our straw hats are all the rage an*; are selling fast for the reason that they are first class aud worth what wo ask. Furnishing Goods. JfaK'r C,fleo£ prised of Oxfords, L our-in-hands, Windsors, Bows, etc. Boots and Shoes. R }bin-:»n & Co.’s boots and shoes. Plow shoes from $1 up. HOLDEN & HIRE. BROWNSON & RANKIN, 105 West Main St., Kalamazoo. he bft.It to laugh, and be eonUnuft to «ugh until they eould tear him tor tour blocks The habit liu »turk by bim cvcn to thb. Jay; and Nel Parker u' known by no hlng mure dlaltoellvely than Id. laugh It l» an eanient. oonvulelre, exploalve and '"»t*«lou» movement or the diaphragm-. when It la working agalnrt a tornado. It begins with a sound Ilk. the "babbling when It I* Just humping Itself to babble. It increases to the roar of the Alngara, and then tapers off at n high key. It b the most “catching” laugh we ever heard, lou feel Irrcsbtably impelled to Join in. Even as a child, as Artemu* Ward would say “he was an amooslng little kus».” He continued to make life of most decided In­ terest to hb parents, nnd the kid that could talk faster, run farther, fight harder than he was Indeed a prodigy. When Nelson wa.* quite yoang. In what the poet would term "the halcyon days of youth,” ids parent* removed with him to this city. He never kicked. In short he was well pleased. Jackson b a slow town, and ha* .tome building* In It that are uuplea.*antly suggestive. And then there was so much room up here; and nature, aud the picturesque savage were on earth then. AU lent n charm tirat impressed themselves deeply on the gro« Ing youth. He played marble* with the aristocratic son of Chief "Hole-iu-tbe-day,” and knocked the heir of Chief "No Breeches” into the middle of next week. You cun see that everything was al hand for a first class time tor our subject, and he was equal to the occasion. He contrived u> grow some, hut was In too much of a hurry to do a ti;.-t cla.** job of growl rig. But the fellows who brushed up against him thinking that he was little nnu wouldn't mind It, wen- usually given nn opportunity to measure their length on the ground. In 180S. he went to the army, and did his share of putting down the rebellion. He was a loyal soldier, and none who wore the Union blue were ever truer to the flag, or loved the nation more. He came home when the fighting was done, and since then he has attended to every detail of business exeunt drawing a pension. iu 180S, he was married to Miss Hattia Morgan, of thb city. If ever man had a loyal wife and helpmeet. sun»ly ha* our friend, the genial laudlord of ^|ie Hasting.* house. And In looking over a!life full of difficulties,'in which he ha* bid to carve In* own way to fortune, he is . ever ready tn give to give to her who plighted her loyal love and faith to him when he had little ofSfeis world’s goods, credit for much of his prosperity. ' Soon after his return from Uncle Sam’s army, Mr. l*arker engaged in the livery business in a small way. latter on he be­ came landlord of the lower hotel. He couldn’t see hl* pile jumping up at a 3:10 clip, but each year saw him a little ahead. In the latter seventies he bought u half Interc*t In the old Hasting* house, aud 1878 found him Its owner. It didn’t take him long to catch onto the detail* of running a first class hotel; and he ha* kept a good grip and an eye on the indicator ever since. Hb succetM has beerr flattering, consider­ ing the size of the town, and the slow character of its growth. Four year* ago, he built the present handsome brick hotel, and thb ytmr will make some fine additions to the same. In addition to hb hotel busi­ ness. he continues to run a livery, and If he has any weakness It is for fine horse flesh. He also <>»«“» » farnl obligingly permits the hired man to culti- Mrs. Jphn Hill died .Sunday morning at 11 o'clock. Minnie Wolfe has returned home from Battle Creek. Mr. Russel nnd wife, of Assyria, visited nt W. S. Hecox* last Sunday. Mr. Harper and wife and Mr. Williams ami wife, of Nashville. were calling on friends in thin vicinity last Sunday. Mrs. Mary Anderson Is visiting hrr daughter. Mrs. Mapes In Assyria. The frosts have not damaged the small fruits very much. Rain Is very much needed. Mr. Kreller and wife haw moved on the Wilson farm In Assyria. Leander tephnm and wife and Mrs. C. .1. Wolfe visited their niece. Mrs. E. G. Potter, last Sunday, who is quite sick. Alva Mott is some better but Is still very sick. Ham Armour, Jr.. Isa happy man. It is a girl. Mart Minard has moved into Cash Mowry’s house. David Bailey is .some tetter. J. 11. Valenlkie has been with crutch ;and cane for the last two weeks. Silas Dickinsoh has moved back onto hl* farm again. Victor Armour has gone to his home In Belding after a two weeks’ visit with friends in this place. Lizzie Camptell I* at work for Mr. Cortright, of Hickory Comer*. Wheat and clover need rain very much. Fruit, especially winter apples, will be very scarce next fall as but few blossoms are ou the trees. ’ Some fanners have planted their corn and other* just plowing. 'CHasting* has no more public- spirited citizen than N. T. Parker. You never have to urge him to do his dutv toward building up his communty. nor lending his aid tu any enterprise. He Is not only willing but anxious to do all he can in aid of every enterprise that means material prqneM or prosperity to the city. No man enjoys hb friends or the society of his friends more than our subject He Is happy in their society, and rejoices with them In whatever makes their lot more en­ joyable. And they In turn are glad that fortune has been so kind to one whose strict Integrity, energy, ability and enter­ prise aoriehh' deserve success-and pros­ perity. ___________________ _ General. Fmvort loo will eelobrauj tte -glotlotu 4th. F G. Clark, monager of the Harrison wagon works of Grand Rapids, caught two trout, weighing IM and 2 pound* respect­ ively. in a stream north of Freeport one day last week. Middleville talk* of organizing a gun May Derg was In Chaalutta’ Friday. . Coy Smith b heme from Lansihg on n visit Florence Bitfgman. of Charlotte, was umlling on friends here Tuesday. Lulu Felghacr was at Grand Rapids one day last week. Mr. aud Mrs. C. U Glasgow were nt Grand Raphb last Friday. There has been a cross walk built across Main St hi front of Roe's meat market. The display at Miss Lulu Felghncr’s millinery opening was very fine. Mr. aud Mr*. L. C. Felghner. of Wood­ land, spent Sunday with friends here. Nellie Felgbuer, of Hasting*, spent Sunday with her mother and other rela­ tives. , Kate Dickinson b on a vbltlng trip to Lansing aud Charlotte. Edna Truman and Mr. M. Ferry, of Olivet college, were nt U. A. Truman’s over Sunday. Mr. C. E. Lugerson. of Denver, CoL, b visiting in thb village. j Mi*s Matin Hindmarch went to St Vin­ cent’s hospital at Toledo, Ohio. Inst Fri­ day. to receive treatment for lung trouble. Mrs. B. C. Cooley and Mrs. H. V. Waters, of Jackson, and Mrs. W. E. Brown, of Battle Creek, wore quests nt Will Reynolds last week. The confirmation of five young ladles and four boys in the Catholic faith took place at the Catholic church last Friday af­ ternoon. A bishop and three priests from abrosd were present. ^Mi*» Bessie George, the talwted elocu- GLOVES. RUCH1NG, RIBBONS, VIO­ LET PINS, STICK PINS, SHIRT STUDS, CUFF BUTTONS, WINDSOR TIES, OPERA LENGTH HOSE, At Prices that will please you. After vears of experience we have found Gordon Djc fast '•lack hosiery to stand all tests better than any other maKe m the ^market. Our line is much larger this year and inc u es every number that we had last year at the same Pnc*’ n5* iorgeting the 2b cent quality which was admitted by al w saw it to be the best in the market for the money. 0 return every pair that brock, stain or fade iu wash or wc ana we will refund your money. These ------ « goods are 801,1 *n Kalamazoo only at our store. The best Adverti ingmedium tn Ba\ ry County. bimbt of Middleville, will take lesson* to further Improve herself |n elocution at tte Albion school of oratory./ Middleville’s brass factory l**t shipped the trimmings that will be wed In ?hiPEw dty hall of Los Angele*. Cal. John P. PhUllps b the new proprietor of Woodland's lumber yard. Woodland pays 25 cents bounty for wood1 Weltis, and it keeps tte town clerk <-r* of that festive pasture destroy er. One St u«t w«l Ite clerk k8””1 l.tu uwmnnt. SI&.00 __ ou<U.h aeeoui't- .frortr-nlBe ye*" «°- lh0 •“’“I1", V"L5 anlv about »10,OW -oUh <■' JSTw. or Uhln tte ooontr. FoUrter'lle. the order named.) m K Brooks will beat hi* froitevaporatoJi NraSriS by steam, and b puUlng tn tte tixtnres now. Woodland is preparing to give the "bird ct freedom'’ ■ chance to do a land WHOLE NO. 1875. Roma I uc Rork la again home after a protracted visit with Hastings friends. It would be a paying Investment for any person of means to erect a few fine dwell­ ings here to rent There 1* a great de­ mand for houses, nnd if we could have the requisite number. Dekon’a population would be doubled within Itliree months. D. C. Higley, of Kalnmtuoo, was In town Monday. Pleasure seekers from abroad arealready corresponding in relation!to conveniences obtainable at some of our1 many beautiful lakes. The Baptists are fencing and making other needed improvemen In their resort ‘ grounds on Crooked lake. You are at perfect liber y to again make known how much xnonqy you possess. The supervisor ha* finished the assess­ ment. , Q. A. Hynes has purchased a lot and will erect a store of hb own. Saeh enter­ prise merits the patronage of all borne loving people. On account of qunrteriy meeting our regular service was omittai last Sunday. , Some IL R. officials ran a special to Delton the first of the wetik, with murder­ ous Intent on the finney trite.. E. F. Barrett has engngid! with Kalama­ zoo jurtlcs. and hereafter! will make hb home then*. The roller mill has been obliged to ship in wheat to fill their orders on flour. They have purchased five carlooib thb week. Mesdamea Williams and, Bnrtou visited Kalamazoo Friday. Irvins. Mrs. Edward Johnson is an the sick list George Kerchuer’s house caught on lire one day last week. Luckily it was dis­ covered in time to be extinguished. Remember the concert nt the M. E. cnurch Friday night. Some time ago Charles (Renton sold his farm hi Elijah Rounds. Last week he bought the place buck having concluded that Irving Is a good place*lo lire In. M. L. Cook, of Hastings,' will address the people of Irving on ••Christian Social­ ism." Sunday evening. May 17. All are invited. Frank Sylvester is selling agricultural implements for Spuugemacher & Johnson, Of Middleville. Will Case Is building a picket fence for Byron Travis. ButlamJ. Mr. Editor:—! thought I would take up my pen and give you a few iu-uis from thi* placq us I *ee none hi the BAJOncit direct from here. If thb find* the waste basket I will not venture nqainJ . Mrs. A. Gorham and her daughter, Mps. Cooley, of Hasting*, who is now with her. are sick. Wtsare Intending, .a gootllly number of us to attend the W. C. T. T. convention this week. Walter Perry nnd wife' visited her brother Tuesday. A full bouse greeted tbt- .pastor last Sabbath. We have a good minister and ought to provide well for him. Farmers are glad that com planting is nearly done and the women likewiM that bouse cleaning is ended. Stella Heath haj been boarding at home for a short time. Alla Yeck|y accompan­ ied her home Monday night. U»da Teddy hna refreshed, hb house by a new coat of pniHL ' it seem* good to see Minnie VanSickle at the services again. Jennie Gorham is to take part in the gold medal contest held in Hastings. Mary Atkins entertained company thb week. Bert say* he cannot mark corn ground straight when so many are watching him. A. Nobles, of Hastings, was in this vicinity one day last week. The Rutlaud W. C. T. U. met wi^h Mrs. C. H. Stone last Wednesday. Jas. Dooley has rented Mrs. Coflleld’s farm. T. Ileney has a new road wagon. Mrs. Rath Cross If entertaining her niece this week. . Jas. Sutton, of Hastings, was ou High street Monday. The frosts last week nipped the young clover. The smiling countenance of Fred Howe was seen on our street last Friday. Fred’s health Is very much improved since last winter, It Is Byron Mlngts Instead of Byron Minger that sports a. new single rig. A good many are complaining that their apple orchards are not going to blossom this spring. If blossoms are any Indicators there wiH be plenty ot cherries. , Delton. The Thompson House will be open to. the public next Monday. Wm. Cooj»er. of Cna*y, lias purchased tte wogou «hop of Jerry Sproul, and will hereafter conduct that branch of buslnmk The little daughter, of F. A. Blackman, has been quite III but convalescing under Dr. Scribner's treatment. The result of Saturday's ball game wm Delton 45. Cedar Creek 11. v . Under tho very Mlvet tongued advocate of temperance, we ate surprised that big live men will carry- a boat into a barn yard, and then undertake to launch the wagon on the water with a view to fishing. . H. Knickerbocker, cashier of First Nato*i Bank of Chicago, visited bls cousin, Mr*. Wnu Chase, a few days this week. C. A. Pennock was at Kalamazoo over Sunday. a Bartie Prooock. of Allegan, spent * day with friend.* here last week. Bert Boylngtou, of Kalamazoo, will hereafter have charge o* the Hkboe store at this place. r ~ Win. SWnam waa called to Grand Rap­ id* Monday, to visit an IU relative, Mrs. J. SklUman. Clate Herringtoa, of Hastings, is with Gertie Polley 1 !>U week. 8. Sprague, Of Hope, te again mustered is -Wttcin’ service here. The 1. U. O. F., of this place, will orgaitIze a Rebecca lodge in the near future, A. T. Cooper, of Nashville, Is doing carpenter work in our village. George Rowteadear and wife have re­ turned from Orange where they have been spending a few weeks. The wool season is nearly heap, and farmers are cautioned to have their wool tn good shape. Our carpenters are all busy. Clark Nash writes from Valparaiso that he Is doing nicely. Qalmbjr. School jiegan last week Monday with Kiva Thomas as teacher. S. J. Bidlcman is quite sic^at this writ­ big. The social last Friday evenlnlg was not vyry largely attended owing to tbo busy times. Workmen intend to raise Walter Bidleman's new bam Thursday of thia week. The Injuries Angus McDonald received last week were not so serious as reported. He was able to be out doors the next day. The I-adles Aid society wHT'be entertain­ ed next week Thursday by Mrs. Crusoe. Mrs. Em Brown’s husband has arrived from Florida. Oliver Chaffee I* sick with the erysipelas. Charlie Bldleman’s daughter is at work for her uncle Walter. Miss Furlong Is at work for Wm. Bidlemnn. Middleville ' ’ Last Friday just after our factory whistle lu»<l blown for noon, the fire alarm was sounded, caused by Hames coming from the coal shed Just south of tte factory. Almost instantly the fire company were on the grounds to do their duty. Wteu they had the fire in the shed put out, the cry of fire was again beard. This time it was the hotel barn. sparks having blofvn from the shed and settled on the barn. The water power t urn T. D. French tc Son’s mill was brought out but before > anything could be done to stop the .fire it was under such headway as to be past siring. Both bams sojrth of the hotel .end also the ice house were destroyed. We all sympathize with Mr. Dietz fa his loss. Ferd Fausey spent Sunday with friends in Hastings. Delance Matteson, of Grand Rapids, has been borne the past week. Grip Is the cause. Owen Kinsey lias been numbered among the sick for the past week. We should think by the looks of the fishermen’s lights on the river nights that the fish would lx- getting scarce. Election of officers at the league last Wednesday night. The W: C. T. IT. will bold a concert In the Jordan hall May 22nd. . Next'Sunday. May 17th. will l»e the opening of the season at Streeter's landing Gun lake. We expect it will he the moot enjoyable event of the season. Mrs. J. W. Saunders was In Grand Rap- . ids. Tuesday. Harry McKivett, of Grand Rapids, was the guest of bb parents on Sunday. E. O. Hanlon lias returned from Way-;, land where he has been clerking in hb father's drug store. Saturday last some of our "kid*” went to Caledonia, to play ball and while Harry Saunders Was running from 1st to Cad base, he had the misfortune to fall and break his left arm. Monroe Dietrich ami Wife. Jennie Copu and Elsie Smith were visiting friend# in Shultz Saturday aad Sunday. Gertruda Nimuu> spent Sunday InJIas^ing*. Ernest Truax, who has been vhUingM hb uncle’s, H. H Headrick, for the past tew weeks returned lo bls home at -Fetch. Belt Saturday. Mrs. IL E. Hemlock was In Grand Rap­ Ids Saturday. . , Our school commcuced the last of April with Floy Williams as teacher. Thotna* Price's horse gut cast in a pond the other night and died from the effects. Mrs. W. Owen has Insen taking care of her sister-in-law, Mrs. Douglas, who has been sick with the measles. Harvey Adams- is helping E. B. Payne on bis new house. David Mosher and wife visited at O. Loomis’ last Friday. The singing school class gathered at Cellar Creek last Friday evening but Mr. ; Taylor failed to appear, probably on account of । his mother's sickness. Victor ArtDMr has returned Io h:s home In Belding. _________ Woodland. Fruit trees are in blossom. The frost of test week seemingly did no damage to the fruit. • The sign “measles’’ can be seen In front of nearly every house. 'L- Parrot is a little better. Work on out new brick blocks Is pro­ gressing very rapidly. The bricks are luld up to the second story and carpenters are busy putting in the joists. Prof. J. M. Smith lias begun work on Ilia new barn. B. S. Holly is gutting ready to build a new house. We wish others would do the same ns it is almost impossible to find a bouse to rent. Many of our farmers are getting ready to plant own but we think they better not be In a hurry. .John Gay, of Allegan, was ir. town last Mrs. A. Wilcox has been vary sick .with the gripp, as has also Mrs. WiJ! Campbell ami children. xCarrie I’urk was at home from BcRsxuw Sunday. Mrs. Jay Prescott and children, of Convis. are visiting at G. W. Tompkin’su < F. Wilcox, of Iowa, a brother of A. W. Wilcox and Mary E. Wiloux are here vlsltiag. Jerome Frost and family are moving buck to tte Center. Ttey came up Satur­ day and cleaned house. Louie Seott was rdeasantiy surprised Mondev evening by hi* young friends, it being her iTth birthday. Warm Jaffy was enjoyed by the crowd. Clayton Brown, Chas. Cummings. Ed. Bowen with their families spent Sowday at Henry Tasker's. .. Mrs. Chas. Cpm®ings staying thb week. Bits. Tasker being very sick. , Mrs. Abbey i* very sick. Au alarm of fue was hc&nl early Friday morning by the people at Mie Center. In­ vestigation found It to be the wood shed In rear of hotel;: It was soon extinguished and nn other damage done. Will the poison having the book entitled “Michigan in the War,-* belonging to Mrs. W. H. Jewiril, kindly return the same. She loaned it to a person during the winter of ’8S, and-it has nevar been returned. It was endeared to her because of having be­ longed to. her husband’s library; his name Is written in It. Please leave it at the store of P. K. Jewell. Jthaitowa. Another of jt ha pioneers of our town has fallen in the person oT'Chas. Idem, who for.many years moved among us u nelghter, frtend and official. Be was a man of ster­ ling Integrity, sound judgment and uaUring Industry. For a number of yean be has lived on a fine farm near Battla Creek. About *2 years ago his companion was laid to rest Hi* death occurred at the Health home in Battle Creek on Saturday night. May 2. Deceased was 72 years of age. He leaves a large family of grown children and many relatives, who will greatly mlas him. Remains interred In the Johnstown cemetery. Funeral at residence. Meeting at the Gregory school house was not very well attended. Mr. Kendrick Johnson, of Bedford, has Mrs. Hamilton, aged 87 years, died at CU» resulted l» a sereUel In tawor of to, the home of her sons John and George oa Friday, May Sth. Funeral at the residence plaintiff. on Bunday. , Mrs. Sehry in * Hiram Coleman and his lively Winetea* Hrarr Wtlto Is resdj to IwiW > mw bouse toreuL �effect on aimart every man they roek to 11 one which Is guaranteed nnprevw She was not chatty. Sbe waa Mttaftetory results, or In c*>‘' °r f* . anything but confidential. Sh® wa* SanTof purchase price. On this safe pfaT, you ran buy from oor advertistsl rather idlont and decidedly reserved, SwSa bottle of Dr. KbW > vet a moat attentive Hatener withal; and wrery for coo.*u»P‘‘o’'- B Is . then che had tbe courage of bur opin­ to bring relief in every care. <h<m ured ions. Hit prompt and promiront part for any affection of throat, iunxs or chest in tbe little drama enacted the night of meh as consumption, intbimmatiou of her arrival had made her famous in the Jungs, bronchitis, aathma. whooping cough. garriaou; her frank, unaffected, but gra­ crou|< eta, etc. H is f^sant and agree­ cious ways bad done much to make her able to taste, iwrfeetly safe, and can al­ ways be depended upon. Trial bottles popular. The Btatemtmt that she woe an orphan tree *t W. H. Gootlyear’e drug store. and poor, combined with the fact, which the other women so speedily determined, 'We desire to say to our citizens, that for that slro was not pretty, had removed years we have been Milling Dr- King’s her, presumably, from the range of New Discovery for Consumption. Dr. jealousy. The other girls found her King's .New Life rill.% Buekkv's Arnica very entertaining, since she let them do Salve and Electric Bitters, and have never ha will'd remedies that sell as well, or that much of the talking, and were willing havre given such universal satisfaction. to accord to her a certain quiet style of We do not hesitate to guarantee them her own. The men were glad to bo civil every time, and we stand ready to refund to any friend of Mrs. Lane's. And yet the purchase price, if satisfactory’ results Georgia Marshall had not been there a do not follow their use. These remedies week before, as Mabel confidently pre­ have won their great popularity purely on dicted, she was having in abandonee their merits. .Soln by W. H. Goodyear, the tetes-a-tete of her own. druggist. It was the third morning after the es­ cape of the prisoner Gow. and for forty­ The best salve in the world for cuts, eight hours nothing else had been talked bruises, sores. ulcers, salt rheum, fever of among the soldiers, and nothiug had •ores, tetter, chapped hands chilblains, excited so much comment among the corns, and all skin eruptions, and positive­ families at the post Up to this moment ly cures piles or no pay required. It is not a trace hod been found. The two guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction, or iron slats in front of his window had money refunded. Price 35 cents per box. For sate by W. 11- Goodyear, the druggist. been cut through swiftly and noiselessly from within with watch spring aiws.and Jacob Nagle, for RU years a resident of the tallow aud iron filings lay about the (band Rapids, died yesterday. He left a stony window sill. He had been thor­ fortune of tioo.oou fur four children. He oughly wurched before being put in that was 6S years old. cell, and it was absolutely certain that Not many physicians niaKn great therapeutic neither files nor tallow were then in.his dtoewrirs. For the most part they content posaftyion. The guard swore that no themselves v. I th administering Judiciously v. hat man liod had accos to him afterward. b prescribed In the books. To Dr. J. <-. Aytr, A wire netting prevented anything from bbireyer. Is due the credit of discovering that being thrown to him from tho outride, greatest of olobd-purincra-.Ver s Sarsaparilla. and this had been forcod upward and Gaston Is raising money for a roller rink, outward after tho bars were cut. The sergeant of the guard was sure altootigh tlic town wants a shoemaker fnr that no man had touched or even spoken to him, except when he himself had In advancetl agw the declining powers ar® 1 wxMuli rlullv refreshed Uy Hood's Sursapurilla. seen his dinner and supper handed in. N ,Jt really dues*-tuaXe the weak strong." There could have been no collusion on Measles all over Wexford county, cities, the )>art of the sentries, for the men on villaxes, liatnlets and country, all in one No. 1 all through the day and night were of the infantry, and warm friends red blent. < „of Brent, who would have loot no chance Bill Nye says his reception In Saginaw of putting a bullet through the supposed was so warn he has not been able to sit aasailant in the event of Ilia attempting down since. to escape. The blacksmith said it would Hall's Hair Renewcr is free from alcohol and take several hours—-at least five—to file rtyes Umt Injun1 tho skin. It is sch-ntlilcaUjr through those two bars, and the man prepared, and will restore gray hair to Its must have worked with the patience of original color aud vigor. a beaver. It was a drop of only seven feet to the ground without, for the win­ dow overlooked the uphill slope back of the guard house; and yet, as he proba­ bly had to come through head first, that was quite a fall. The prints of his out­ spread hands were found in the dust heap, and it locked as though ho must By CHARLES KING, V. 8. A, jluator of “Tht, Colonel * DnughlrT,'r '‘The have lain there some moments before stealing away. Deserter,’' "From the Itanks,’ ‘‘DunThe sentry far down by the wood raven Ranch” “Two Soldicn.’’ yards, No. 8, stated that just us he was calling off and standing faced to the cast so that his voice might cany to the guard house, bo heard a sndden stumble' ixcst with U..-U.-I behind him; a man tripped over a log CHAPTER VR between him and the rood, then ran like mad down toward tho old station. It was too dark to recognize who it could be. Tho officer of tho guard had stopped to interrogate tho sentry on. reaching hi* post, but Mr. Hearn iiad pushed ahead, aud down at tho foot of tho hili liad plainly beard a hdrae's hoofs arid, thp light rumble of wheels crossing the bridge and going at a thanking "trot; yet soldiers returning from pass, relia­ ble men, bad neither seen nor heard horse or wagon anywhere on the flats along which lay the road to town. An Effort had been made to trail the wheel tracks from the bridge, but, though a place was found among the trees near tbe old station where a horse and buggy had evidently stood for two or three hours, it -was impossible to determine which way they had gone after crossing tho stream, for tho farm wagons com­ ing from every by road in the morning had totally obliterated tbe tracks. "HcUo! hello! what's thisf he said. Goes’ escape while under charges of In the soft. June like weather of that such grave character was regarded as tantamount to admisaon of his guilt qpCDt but little of their wakmg moments Meanwhile Corp. Brent's case seemed Indoors, and even the broad verandas of to have taken a turn for the better, and, •» colonel’s quarters on the north side though there was still danger, there was were no more popular or populous than hope. What struck many inquirers was the fact that the doctor seemed ill at cuencr. Mra. Lane and Miss Marshall ease, and invariably evaded tiro ques­ attributed this to the fact that the sun tion, when prwwed as to the nature of Brent's delirium. This, of course, rimcesy home and left the front piazza cool ply served to whet public curiosity; and sad shaded, whereas even the canvas tiie young soldier became, all uncon­ l»r i: • in front of the Morrises’ could sciously, an object of greater interest Mk quite shut out the glare. But Mrs. than ever. The ladies of the infantry, Morris laughingly declared that since who had known him by right some time, their coming into tho society of Fort were certain that from the very first be Ryan she had become “a decided bock had borne all tbe outward appearance of a gentleman, and in every word and Whether the theory of the colonel’s gesture had “given the world assurance of n man” of birth and breeding. Their to bur credit that she accepted the situ­ ristera of tho cavalry, who bad but re­ ation with charming grace, and was quite as frequent a visitor at the Lanes’ cently reached Fort Ryan, were nut slow in accepting their theories. Such things were by no means un­ awn guests had departed, leaving her common in the service; and wouldn’t it aamewhat lonely, she said; and while she be delicious, dow, to have a romance in the ranks at Ryan? Only fancy, Mrs. wntional thing that rhe should bo so Burnham. Mra. Brodie, and, above all, Mr*. Grave*,'Were quite ready to go to honored her »ho could not but have ocular thebc^pitaj at any time the doctor would AN ARMY PORTIA. '• K <■ young aim oat the medical man , with positive maotenoe, said the third, had told her >t*w days with the families at the post. married ladies, were the recipier ta woman too old to receive them. for the banriit of trations to her own children. “Juat as if I didn't know test what my children needed P said th® offended matron. And it was about Dr. Ingersoll that her own olive branches were clambering the fences and having a battle royal luck would have it, who should come and the doctor, arm in arm, at which RHEUMATISM ••You'll find Tm right, Mrs. Laue. See if you don’t," proceeded Mrs. Grave*, all uncouKcioua of the coming |>uir. •‘You found I wasn't mistaken about Maj. Kenyon; rthd they are just aa like as two peas in a j>od—-both of them.’> Then, recalled to tho possibilities of the situation by tho mirtliful gloom in Miss Marshall'* eye and the audible chuckle* of Mr. Leet, the whirled about and caught sight of the object of her dissertation. “Oh, it’s you they’re laughing at, is it?" she hailed. “I was just talking about you.’’ “Then how could you find the heart to laugh, Mra. Lane?’ said the major, raising his cap with simulated reproach of mien. "Does it amuse you to see fellow mortals flayed alive? bi it not Lad enough that, like Sir Peter Teazle, 1 am never out of Mra Graves’ sight but that I know Try left my cluiracler be­ hind me? The doctor and 1 were won­ dering whether there was a vestige left of the good impression wo strove to make upon Mias Marshall." * “I’m sure you ruined all possibility of that tlireo days ago, major, when you showed her what a cynical old party you were. No wonder tho young officers in our regiment loan all love for their profession after hearing you talk. If I were Col. Morris I wouldn't have you 'contaminating the lieutenants of the Eleventh the way you were trying it oh Mr. Hearn the other dby." “Where is Mr. Hearn, by the way?" asked Mrs. Lane, eager to put on end to such an unprofitable controversy. "He hasn’t been in hare for nearly two daju. Come, major—come, doctor, walk in and sit awhile. We want to hear how Carp. Brent is, too." "Brent seems easier, Mrs. Lane, thank you,” answered tho surgeon. "I cannot stop just now; w» ciune over to meet the mail, for the orderly sc'jiub to have nn unusually big load tliis morning. Here come the youngsters up from the post­ office now.” And us he spoke perhaps half a dozen young cavalrymen, still in their riding boots and tqrars, as though they had but just returned from drill, came slowly up the slope. Wharton hiul an open news­ paper which he wits rending aloud: the others were hanging ubont him, evident­ ly listening with absorbed attention, to the neglect of their own letters. "What'n tho matter with tho boys?” asked Kenyon, whimsically, as they ap­ proached. “They look as solemn as owls." Naturally all eyes were drawn toward the coining party. Lane, be&'iing for­ ward, saw that Hrarn’s face was pale, even under the coat of tan and sunburn. He would have paasetl them by, simply lifting his cap, as Wharton half folded the paper when the group filed in through the main gate, but again Kenyon spoke: “What make* you look so like a pack of mutes, lads? What’s gone wrong? Is congress sailing into us again?’ "M*j. Kenyon,” said Martin, deliberately, halting in front of the gate, "I said some disparaging things about your remarks here t3» oth ’r day. I beg your pardon, sir. Yon were right; I was wrong. Hold on; Hearn; don’t go now and brood over this thing. Stay here with the crowd, aud we’ll take it all to­ gether.’’ Lane had half risen, anxiety deepen­ ing in bis dork gray eyes: . “What is it, Hearn? Come in here. I who truckles, of courw:', to his official neighbors and olxteins in return the mandate that the soldiers must spend their money., with him at swindling prices and the prohibition against their having any dealings with the reputable merchants iu the city. On the other hand, the merchants who have been so unfortunate as to trust the officers arc not able to collect their bills at all, and are absolutely forbidden to enter the gar­ rison when they seek to press their claims. “Here is tho brief history of one day’s experience. In company with one of Hie oldest, weiflthiest and most respectol btudnees men of this section your cor­ respondent drove to Fort Ryan this morning to see for himself how far the facta would justify the allegations, and if a lingering doubt remained it was at once aud forever rudely dispelled. A case of particular hardship had been brought to our attention and we desired to see Trooper Welsh in person. He was on sick report, excused from drill by reason of the treatment that had been accorded him by the commanding officer of his troop, or wo probably oould not have seen him at all. Seizing a moment when the officers were away at drill Mr. S. sent a message asking the young sol­ only oue reccurae—grin an-t war a-u -wav God nothing worse xo»y follow. ‘ - WImt woree can follow, 1 should like to know?" aaktriLee inducnaatiy. -What worse? Why. man, you don’t iapIxwe * Chicago paper sends aa emis-ary a thousand rnilea to work up only one acene in a sensation? Look fur the uext day's iiwne and tho next. Wait tilf tho letters demanding explanation begin coming in from department, divirion and urmv beodquart-ra. Fiat justitta, mat will be Tlio Palladium’s cry; Parturiunt montes, nascitur ridiculus idus the outcome But all the same, my friends and fellow citizen*, we don’t get throngh this row without the biggest kind of a court martial. Ah, the. orderly of the commanding officer! Whom dees be want?' Not a word wm hjk.ken. and every eye wa* fixed upon the trim figure of the ap­ proaching soldier, who entered the.gate aud. halting respectfully a few yards away from the foot of the step*, saluted: “The colonel’s compliments to the officer of the day, and deaire* that Pri­ vate Welsh, now iu the guard house, be sent to the office immediately." “Ahar said Kt-nyou as tho soldier turned away. “Already somebody’s been tickling tho colonel with a telegram. He’s hardly bad time to road the papers. Now he will hear Welsh’s story, and when Welsh has sufficiently blackened the character of his commanding officer, Hearn will he afforded his chance. Hearn, my boy, my hearty lympathies are with you. By all means go on and proeper iu your profesriou, and learn to love it ok I do. Martin, you and ho have a moment to spare; come over to my quarters with me; 1 want to talk this thing over with you. Good afternoon, Mrs. Lane. Good afternoon, Mrs. Graves. A sudden thought occurs to me. What was it Cambronne is re­ ported to have said at Waterloo? ’The guard dies, but never surreuilers.’ Here’s a modern epigram for yon: The press liee. but never retracts." Just why it is that tbo instant a vonng man escapes from ths hotbed of flunkevism and snobbery, West Point, and dons the straps of a second lieutenant, he should imagine that he owns the earth and that the nations should bow down to him. is somethixg do intelligent mind can understand. But to become con­ vinced that it is *o beyond peradventure, one hu only to rat this repreeentative army port, garrisoned as it is by large detachments of so called dirtingrrisKed regiments; though, from all account*, the distinction they have earned chiefly to be connected with drinking bouts and gambling table*. teU. thn to wter U» Mend S Ayer’* Sarsaparilla A cure le aure to follow tho persistent use of this medicine. . Has Cured Others will cure^ou. BUSINESS CARDS' Office In botrl at prest'jiti^ tr 4. 4 <i H. BAKUEk U. Phj-.lcl.ti. and Surp^at CUI. In city or eount> n-s|.«„ila10W|U, promptness, day or night . “ W S P ment, Lieut Hearn himself camo back boiling with rage, calling for his troopfrom tbft garrison. We were actual). drl.cn by foroe off the reservation “Yoor correspondent bee, ot cot™. mede Immediate and respectful npr/ •mUUoo ot these tKt, to the geoSj commuting the department, . fort will *>» with . °° b°nf “ Wiform of a second lieutenant will This is but the prelude of furthwdll g0*.*0! dMRraceful to tfae pam­ pered muuons of a too long »uff»riug public. —* •Well. Hearn.- aaid he. a* he folded tbonotrUbmrtUH Cor. Jeffrreon aud Court -Sta. HastiSD, Mid. Rate*, • 1.00 per Day. \ Tbl» Home la new. with pleasant r>x>suN The patronage ofthe public Is rrnpeetfulh solicited. aw. real estate anih ollect- L IXO OFFICE OF Palmebtos A Smith. W<x-!lind. Mich. C. 8. Palmei:ton, J. M. Smith. Notary Public. Justice of the Pevr. Hastings City Bank, - - Mich. BletjtauTjunc’l Cressey............... MHo...................... Deltoo................. domdale Shultz................... Hasniroa........... Coats Grove ■ Woodland lABSUlg......... Detroit Grand BapMs A Stations. HOCTH. Kalamazoo Ar... KastCooper Lv Richland Junct. Mile Delton ...... Cloverdale... Btaitt............. Hastings... Coats Grove. Woodland ■- Lansing-—------• Detroll............. .. Grand Rapid* Lv 'Stops on Mutua Not. S and 6w1 provided with fra Freight trains w orihsconioany, w the tine of such u H. C. Fottxb. QHICAGO Lv. Grand Itaplds Ar. Holland Grand Haven . .. Muskegon Hartford Renton Harbor... 8c. Joseph Chicaco................... Lv. Grand Rapids Ar. opart*........... JKS&i*:.:- gtBttMs........... rremoat ......... .Kaldwta................. Traverse Cl'tr..*.. res P. nr train h to Chteaco, -MMM 11 J5p.ni. train I 5-Suraln nortli h J}ETROIT, Lv. Grand Rapids Ar. Elmdale.......... Ixnrell u « n. n. n Lrte Odessa..... Wooobury Grand Led« Lanslnt................... Howell hyurowth................. Detroit............ Lv. Grand Rapids. Ar. Howard (Str.. Alma....... ............... Uhtea...................... CAPITAL $75,000.00 8UKPLVN M.000.M'. Incorporated undeXthe laws of tbe 8ta« of Michigan. i-Baad Detroit. St Dtattd Open for business Dee. 15. IMdJ orncEBfi: D. G. Robinson, President; > Chester Measer. Vice. Pres. D. W. Reynolds, Cartlw- ASS ftr.KCTOii’-: Dan W. Reynold*. W. H. Pews. ’ t -■«••• K.|B. Merer. D. G. Robinson. — ' Ctefter Hewer. L John CarveU). P. T. Cotgrove. 4 Interest paid on time deposits and a gea«*> BMiktMfoufort—Transacted. i MORTGAGE BALE. . tWuilt h.rlor t»rn m»<l. I.T m.». l»«r ty days In the payment of Inject st over narabie on a motixsee datr.l -l;o ' J |r '• J}--,', uuSeby Welcome Marble ami I’m*'{'* • ble, bls wife, to Rntnnel L'anon. ajd recogw in the office of tiro Rsftater of IxnhK tor^m lev in Uber SB of mor’Eau-e< <■: ; at wblsh defaoH the said Samoel Canon l! tne «f the right given d>ltn bv ‘ h» made and herebf makes w P«1 tom of said mortgage. ernedtfroreon. now due and jL u which mortgage, there to etaln^d to N £ the date of tins notice onr bnnureiI and eight dollars ami twelve cents, (ti-^l-). " salt or proceevtlnp at law having ted to recover the amount reeured bj taM8»n ■MM*r any part thereof. ;7rAh Uoe i« hereby riven idm» on o>n». •••- day of June. tK»i. st fen o’clock in 1 atkhe north (rent doorot the court the dty ot Hafttlngn, Bam- Count). MlcfWgj that hetoi tbe < lace where tbe ,,llr5, f«ro Barrv ecanty l» holdrn. I ’M1 Gl $3 SH< isSS* A.P£S°<1 HEART in ”de- "Surely they cannot believe soch Mil oor rtda ROBERTSON HOUSE, Hastings SOUTH. ’n' Mich’ R Children Cry for Pitcher’s Castorla. Children Cry for Pitcher’s Castorla. Statloaf p A. SCRIBNER. M. D., S Heart fared out to the fort were treated with ■ucoeasfully treated with dier to come out. “A lino looking, intelligent man of ILLIAM O. LOWDEN. ralxjut 25 years was presented to your Uwjcr, ' correqxjucient, and briefly and simply Office over Julius RuiM-lis ,lwv told his story. It was enough to make street. HutingR Mich. nn American's blood boil in his veins to TUART. KNAPPEii. * WEAVElT’ note the emotion and humiliation it Attorney, ai law. seemed to cause him. Ho came of an Over Haatlnn Nsttooaj BmA, excellent family in the east, but having ABMKtaie offices, IU Grim'd jifch4. long desirbd from patriotic motives to become a soldier of the flag- he had A. NHELDO.N. ’ against their wishes enlisted under nn • Abstract and Real Ertale Oflk-e assumed nniue. From the very start hii Atoiract Block. Hai>!!;r,. ’ captain had compelled him to work about Money U» town on IleaJ Estate Heal Fjuu told on c.-minlsmon. (.em-r^i «•„>,,n»Lnta his house like a common drudge. He had lo black boots, build fires, sweep the piled from the KecortU. can furnish cnwUtu« trscl*___________ C- F. Bitof *K8. «>rt kitchen, actually do chores for the cap­ P. DRAKE. M. D.. ~ tain's cook. In vain ho begged to bo al­ lowed to join lus troop aud learn his duty ns a toldierrhe was sternly refused. Office over Hullonaj s druc store. Office hmirs from : to i p. m. Tri«ibo& It made his own comrades among the noctlng with residence, at Hoilosay* soldiers look down upon him, and when he could find time to visit -them at tiro CONTINUED. barracks the sergeants abused him like a thief. But tho mao who jartieulariy And vet vnu are u<>< tt*k enoqgh «u eonvulc a hounded him waa Second Lieut. Hanru, doctor, or jchi retrain from m> doing fur fear a young martinet fresh from West,Point, von a ill alarm ruurv’.f and friend*—we will tell who never lost n chance of curving him you just what vou need. It Is Hood'» Hareaparilta. which vlr. lift ton out of that uucertaiti, for errors on drill or mistakes made after­ jiiirontfuriablr. dangerous cotuliuoti. Into a y St. FOWLEU.II.V tta’cuf Rtari health, conf.dwice and cheerfnfward. nw. You've no Ide* how juxer.t this peculiar "Tho captain had taught him that medlrltn* t« In cases llk« yoan. when nt work for him ho must not quit Rev. A. F. Bn»ta* la jet undecided | N W. LOWRY. M. D.. it to jump up and salute every lieuten­ about the job of running Alma college. ’T. Physician and Sunrcon. ant who happened along; nnd just be­ If be accept-, he will lake Hie reins at the Of tbt cause ho remained seated and at work iteginning of Hw next achuol year. CnCaMl EAR and the preservation cf v.c-xi b^jgggriy flttlns SPECTACLES tti tye when Lieut. Hearn passed by, the latter cursed hiui like u dog, had him thrown Office and residence or< Brest!* jy. st'arCaon House. ILtsUnjs. Mich. into a filthy dungeon, and there he lay until ho wan tried by court martial and MITH A COLGKi>VE. sentenced by a gang of Hearn's com­ lawyers. rades to fine and imprLouinent for obey­ (Office In Union block. HaMltros.) Practice i» all the courts uf the »t*t^ ing his captain’s orders. Another time, when bo was cleaning the captain's 4 BL KENASTON. horse, tho lieutenant's horse, which was <*-• Attorney at law. (Over J.8. Gootriesr & to. next him on tho line, kept backing over rraettees Id all courts ot the State. Coliectoai Mm. treading on hun, and knocking hla proaptiyatteDdlnz to. brushes out of bis hand, nnd because he Ray King, <if Big Rapids, will represent K. TIMMERMAN. H.murj slide Phy. limply pushed him back and spoke the niutb district at Annapolis. He is tbe • *lc!*n and burpwn. diarply Lient Hearn rushed in and son of a mechanic. 17 year® old, and won (Office over Lathrop's drug store.) >woro be had n mind to kick him black |ils honors in a bard contest. »nd blue. ‘If he had.' aaid Welsh—and too young soldier's eyes blazed with pent up feeling—’I could no longer have sontroUed myself. I would have knocked him down and appealed to the people of America to uphold me.’ -For this he come in. all of you." And Georgia Marshall, glancing from was again thrust into the vermin hauntTbe top and bottom of tbe Saginaw ono face to another, noted tho silence h1 dungeon, and this mode him so ill river are so close together that vessels are and gravity that had fallen on each. that the surgeon himself had been com­ having hard work to get In and out. Tiro pelled to interpow in his behalf. ‘ I water la unusually low. Some looked full of suppressed wrath, others simply j>erp!exed and annoyed. would desert and eud it all,’said the Without a ward to any one Hearn poor fellow, with tears in his eyes, ‘but tsr. .I.iurs OOKKII npn illc. I have sworn to si-rvo my country, and 1 stepped in and stood Itcsidc her choir. ‘n * cut> °fte* or oofte®. with­ “You best know your own papers, Shall keep my oath.' When told that out the knowledge of the person taking it, major; you read this aloud." said Martin. The Palled: tun would see him righted, effecting a apcedy and pemaMot euro, whether the ratlent i» amoderaie drinker or aaaiooballc ■ And JCenyon, looking about in mo­ though tbe heavens fell, his emotion was wreck. Thousands of <Vu:>kar<ta have been w2° uken Golden Spedflein mentary Burprise, unfolded the great something that would have melted tho their eoflee without their knowtedee. and to­ pages of the Chicago daily. His eyes stoutest heart. day beUeve they quit drUiklng of their own free “But now comes the crowning pp»lr of will. No harmful effect result* from ita ad­ gleamed as they caught the heavy head blackguardism. Warned by some spv, ministration Cures gnarantced. Send tor cir­ lines at the top of the sheet cular and lull pwtlculare. Address tn eon“Hello! hello! what's this?' he said. doubtless. Of tbe fact that his victim Bdeoce.Gou>KNbpitciFicCa.,I« Race Street, Cincinnati. O. “Army Brutality. Outrageous Treat­ was telling his story to citizens, Lieut. Hearn suddenly appeared on the scene, Pentwater people are flirting with a ment of Private Soldiers. Civilians In­ sulted and Abused. A Thug in Shoulder and before onr eyes, with vulgar abuse proposition to build a STS,000 summer Straps. Lieut Hearn a Cowardly Bully. aud tyrannical bearing, ordered Private hotel. A Chicago man wants to build It, backed by local capital. Special Dispatch to The Palladium. Welsh instantly to leave. In vain the Mamma, to her Utile boy. ••Naw, Bennie, if Central City, May 3.—For years past the young soldier respectfully pleaded that he had a right to speak wi>h friends who you'll be rood aud go to aleep, mamma'll give citizens of this thriving frontier town have had frequent cause for complaint came to sec him. In vain he pointed you one of Dr. Ayer’s ulce sugar-coated out that ho was on no duty at the time. In cathartic pllla. next time you need medicine." of tho officers of tho army stationed vain Mr. S. interposed in behalf of jus­ Bennie, smiling sweetly, dropped off te sleep at The brutal bully once. at the neighboring poet of Fort Ryan; tice and decency. Talk about the duration of pavements. but of late tho feeling hat reached fever seized the weakened invalid in an iron The main street at Jacksou was paved heat, due to recent occurrences which grasp, dragged him like o dog to the with cobble stones in 1858 and It has lust gutter in front and then, v^th cuffs and attracted widespread attention. Acting iM-min tn w»ar under instructions, your, correspondent curses, drove him before him into the Meantime Mr. S., who reached this city five days ago, and has guard house. Wuslow’s Southing Sv rap has t*een used made a thorough, impartial, and ex­ had formerly many friends at the poet, •for clilWren teething. It sootUrs tbe child M*i5ei2«S' Ji£ayH R11 Paln‘ curT* haustive investigation into the matter: hastened into the officer's club room •S? lc ‘ the best remedy for dl*rrh<r* has talked with many, if not all, of the hoping to explain the matter and secure prominent citizens; has personally justice for the unfortunate fellow. But visited the poet and conversed with a it was a hapless move. What business number of intelligent enlisted men; aud. had he. a civilian, to intrude uninvited as a result of his painstaking observa­ mto the mighty presence of half a dozen tions, he is enabled to send you the fol­ beordlem young straps in shoulder lowing account, for tho absolute accu­ •trap*' He was rudely ordered to leave racy of every detail of which he vouches “So far as the enlisted men are con­ cerned. the people have no complaint to make. It is, indeed, the contemplation of their wrongs and sufferingH that baa roused the popular clamor against their neuralgia, and sciatica world wide; truth Sold by W. H. Goodyear, narcel ot land, lying and being j^gaz. fowvMhlp of Hatting-*. Barry Count). f’Wllonal l>al( £ sooth west Quarter of ^‘one Jh?'’^i' town three (3). north range eight i tlnL y*g.*srth oi Lu ■ i tberaftom two (» acre*, tww’ J“ rcljrif»» leavtex twenty fl re (») mrw of tan-' w �Michigan Centra^ “ The Niagara Falls Routt.’* 1SJ Ki IJfi IJt . BtatlMn. yjsM i» em Stations. >m.la.m.lp m.ip.i . 4.03; •. SCROFULA wtlH> cum. tunnlo, «, u,, • legs, or feet; which develops ulcers iu the eyes, ears, or nose, often causing blindness or dcafneaa; which la Um origin ot pimples, can­ cerous growths. or •• humors; ••, which, fastenmg ujkxi »h4, rungs, eatnu-s consumpUon and deain. It Is the most ancient of all diseases 11. COLI.IN'8. Local Agerit. Hastings. ll;;.MLF.s G. F & T. A.. Chicago. fcingo, K&lua&ioo & Saginaw W . -TIME TABLE. 6 3)1 •0 39- 7 t* HHBC:n CURED By taking Hood's SarsaparHla, which, by the remarkable cures ft has acoomplUhcd has proven Itself to be a potent and peculiar medicine for this disease. If you suffer free scrofula, try flood's Sarsaparilla. “ Every spring my wife and children liavo been troubled with scrofula, iuy little boy three yean old, being a terrible sufferer.’ La*t spring he was cue mass ot sores from head to feet We all took Hood's Sarsaparilla, and all hat c been cured of the scrofula. My little boy Is entirely free from sores, and all four of my children look bright and healthy." W. B.-Atherton, Passaic City, N. J. . HE SHOT TO KILL Denver Striker,. Made Target, for a Fusillade. Portland Ore.. May S.-The presiden­ tial party spent an enjoyable morning yesterday along tbe Columbia river from Portland to tbe DaIIm. The train arrived DEADLY WORK with THE BHOTdUJ. *t Portland at 3 p. m. and was side­ tracked uutil 7:U, when ft started urt. At Multuouah falls the train stopped a few minutes, nnd nnotiier halt was made at the Cascades, where the government engineering ford fired a salute and the president made a brief speech. Ex-Gov­ ernor Moody, ot Oregon, joined the party •t Portland. J The president made & few remarks to the local military and about 100 people at Denvek. Colo., May 12.—A desperate rh°di?1’Ter 8“Uon»“d »P»he again at b?tw^ p’T CUy Park y-^ay The Dalles, where ths train arrived at b-tween F. N. Davh and Ed. Davis 1:15 for a fifteen minutes* stop. A brass baud, school children, aud several hun­ iwbltc), and John White, Tom Dark E. dred people gave the party a hearty wel­ Farris, J. W. Smith and James Black­ come. After starting cast the party vis­ burn (colored), on ouo side, and Borne fifty ited a salmon canning aud packing facor more/triken on the other. Two men •t£MI°, Orc. Tbe wigwams qf.the nore lndlan fi#h‘-,rmen were also visited. were fatally shot and about twelve more Tbe! Lme C1TT. Ltab. M.jtt I>n»lwounded more or les. serloualy loe fight, which was at clow, mage, was HoldbyalldrnggUti. f!;>Ufor»a. Preparedoll]r by C. I. HOOD ft co.. ApibeearlM, t 3 15; ' ' ' '■ ......... ■ - '_________ — . , in') ■♦.wry p.viw’ngers ifnless it trim permits. be run nt Hie convenience ro-c-ve the right to change ns without notice. WEST MICHIGAN Ry m, ’“i)r, 40 r m l2 7 io ‘a.m. 1 ... nJ* '’t roi’ • u । '» v> proprietors of the brick yards, with eight I lo*be slate bonse, where addresses pt ni-groes with double barreled shot gum 1 we*c°me were delivered by the governor MORTGAGE SALE. lolled with buck-shot, starteii tor the! *lud n,“7°r aod to by the preslDefault having been made In the conditions of a certain mortgage made bv Clinton 8 yards with the avowed intention of be­ dent The latter, nfter bolding a reception In S' 1“!™ M. »1<. to M.r>- ginning work or dying in tbe attempt. M. Garland dated November 13 A. D d-i the governor's parlors, uulsted tbe school and recorded m the office of the RegKu/m Tbe Strikers Appear, and Hie Item It. children in celebrating Arbor Day by ltee.ls.tor the A'ouniy ef Bsrry"audhumf Ilf As they were nearing the yards a party ; Ka>’.'KOn *?* ot November A. D -• of strikers, beaded by Frank Surber, ■»•- planting a tree oh Clio Capitol lawn. At 1 IM» in Liber:« ot Mortgages, on Imus 4w I u* slf‘h-cr*. neaueu by Frank Surber, an- o'clock the train left for Salt Lake. At pc'rvd *,,d ““•d “"■? i» ■i'o-'-J i» Pocatello ’.he party was met by a special train, containing Largo delegatioua from lASKl u.. ... an who u .._. goiug .to work. ■ t.ilk to rim the H. men were IMO again ilntv duty «« wsiUned k.«* by V-| Clay W. r...... Pettit,- .by t.ilk' his guardian to Mary M. garland, tbe mortgrgre D.tvis replied that the men did not want thia city nn<l Ogden, which preceded tbe n said mortgag- and both of said aviiMumentpresident's train on the run to this point. have been duly recorded 8 to talk, and ordered the strikers to allow Glenwood Springs, Colo., May 11— . '"orUf»«r wa* ti|K.n the express condition his men to pass. This the strikers would hat the said luortua^or should keep Um hnild President Bfttrisod’a reception at- Salt pot do. and Davis and his son nnd five ngs erected upon the premises decnlbed tffireIn lusured against Hi>s or damage by firaby in­ men opened fire on the striker*. Thomas Ijike City Saturday was a notable event. surer* to be approved by tald iminJ-.-J. -7..i! AH classes of citiuns turned out to do default thereof ft shall be lawt... .«r me aaiu him honor. Tho tram left at noon for mortgageea/,tohseffectssuch insurance pnouilnH UI ----and , . . the Glenwood Spring*. Upon arrival here further Heti lieu upouthvpranlsos. upou the^pren.beJ.’bearing l^hring Interest biterest IMsrlo,,'‘,T injured are: Joim Ridenour, the president was met by large delegations •hot iu tbe back and mortally wounded*; at the rate of 10 cent., ana the said mort- "h*'* to per rent., ’*•“ '—“J----------' | »gor having neglected to effect *urb insurance. Frank Surber, shot in the right arm. ne- and escorted to a hotel, the delegations n.- including Governor Routt, Mrs. Routt, * -------- x __ . ... ™'7rw uo.puuiuwu, and a»u may die; me; therefor the jbe toth .... sum ...... of ... 8-V. «... on uu^uu wtu day «Uy <it <H "—amputation, ex-Senator* Hill and Tabor, and others. December last and clalineed to be Burt Brown, shot in the right arm; S. aud then- is now clajinoed due for such insurance the sum aiM IS*? of $J7.5O, । Paa1’ sho1 *n lhe 18,1 •bouldar. Jack Gar- Tbe president could got uo rcsL He did manage to attend church, but mortgage, that should there be auv default* n ; rTt’/h°L in side; W. J. Shaunte, shot in later attended a meeting of Suuday the |>ayment of tbe interest upou the same, at 1 lhe »‘»rehead and n: shoulder; Sim Fnr- school children in the opera bouse. Mrs 1 a!*J when the same should be due and pay-1 rar. shot in legs; I’ete Nolan, shot iu leg; Harrison waa presented with a beautiful abie. and should the same remain unpaid and B O'Brien and William tlirkum । In urrwtr, tor the space of sixty dap. then the hmu l , a -a Dickson, both silver candlestick, aud the other ladle* principal on said mortgage should be due al tne **,ot ‘n bead and side. . with boxes of mineral specimen*. At 6 I option Of the said mortgagee, and tbe Interest I m.,•----thoroughly tired out, the president dur on ttio.'Widay oi of .-vovciniier November l.w. L-wo. t<» (<• wit i «>'«• . . , .p. ........ j the off 8.o not nuti having having been been paid i>aid and and the the jI a numoer or others are known to have ; got the “ railway take to ‘‘“-J jieoplu to _ L_ him A '; V 11” *sum Ub? ? | Mine having remained unpaxt until this dale, been hit, but tied from die scene before ! Gvnsum. t„iu. fmm n.­ Gypsum, tw.-ntv twenty fnuifour miles from ni. Glen wimb.£*Sarts 1 their »«»»*•« or the extent of their injuries wood, There is now churned to be duc*on’ said i J*®” lenrne<L Immediately after tbo firColorado Springs, Cola, May 12. —Tbe m<irtc:ip.> the sum of 8 lots I.Stand also the sum1 ing began th® strikers ran, except those people of Colorado Springs turned out in ACaai.l I..._____ • _ L ______ ........ . . . r . alvJnn«nU?ce •dorn«\» i who were ton badly hurt to get away, and force last evening to welcome the presi­ dent, who arrived here at 6 o'clock. May al law having been instituted to recover the! where Jhey surrendered to an officer and moneys st cured by said mortgage, or any pari were locked up. Immediately after the or Sprague and a reception committee thereof; -met the president at the ntatiou. Leav­ No*.therefore, by virtue ot the power of sale shooting a United Pres* reporter arrived contained la said mortgage, aud tbe statute In ou tbe scene of the trouble and found a ing the station in carriages, tbe party suck cA*e made and provided, notire Is herebv large crowd of men there, being attracted were driven about the city tor half an 5iven that on Saturday tbe thirteenth day of by tbe shooting. A number of the strikers hour, part of the way under the escort of une A. D. 1891, at teu olclock tn tbe tore noon. 1 shall sell at public auction, to the highest who had at first fled from the acene had military and civic organisation* anil bidder, at tbe north trout door of the Court returned, but some were away having Grand Army man. Several hundred school House in the CTSy of Hastings Mich, (that being their wounds attended to. children were collected at one ]>oint ou tbe place where the circuit court for Barry count y Is. bolden). the premises described in said tbe route, and to these the president made mortgage, or so much thereof as may be Thomas Kelly waa lying on tho ground n - pretty spree'.), which was loudly necessary to pay. the amount due on said mort­ breathing painfully, aud evidently dying. cheered. gage. with seven percent. Interest, and all legal Just ns Lhe president left the balcony of costs, together witban attorney's fee ot thirty- Beside him was his sister, a girl about 14 five dollars covenanted for therein, the premises years of age, almost -crazed with grief, the hotel, where he spoke to the crowd, a __ 2______________ 1 ____ 2,’. Before ho porch on which about Jtv people were speak Kelly being in tu the town of Woodland Barry county 1! was waa too 100 far fnr gone to «p«ak K-.-, stated ——•— standing gave wny. For a quarter of an Michigan, and known and described de*crlt>»-d us as I that- F. N. Davis was tbe man who fhot hour the greatest confusion reigued, and follows: Commencing at a point In the center him. ^Jle then fell back fAinting. Kelly reports were taken to tho president that of Thacker street at its Intersection with Main was not a striker and only went to tbe many people were scnomly, it not fatally street and running thence due along the center of Tliacher street sixteen (1C) rods, place out ot mere curiosity. John Ride­ hurt. Fortunately, however, no person thence north nine (o) rods, thence due west six­ nour, who was also mortally wounded, was seriously injured. The presidential teen (.16) rods, thence due south along the was taken to tbe Sisters hospital, where party retired at night to the train, which center of Main street nlne(9) rorts to the place left tor Denver at 7 o’clock this mornof beginning containing one hundred forty-four be uow lies in a dying condition. square rods of ground, being in the village of Woodland, according to ihe recorded plat W. J. Shamute, who wm one of the in­ thereof, it being on the S W lt of section 15 T. 4 THE CENTER OF POPULATION. X. B. 7 W. jured, said: “We were sittlug under the Mary M. Garland, Mortgagee. trees when Davis and his men came up Smith & ruu;Rovg. with their guns ou their arms Mr. Bur Attorneys for Mortgagee. bsr said: ‘Mr. Davi«. wo would like to Dated March IK !*»1. Greensburg, Ind., May 12.—In honorbl talk to these meu. ’ Davis replied: *Get its tenth birthday Tbe Chicago Herald out of this, we want no talking,* and im­ yesterday dedicated a monument of Bed­ XOTICE KOK HEABING CLAIMS. mediately ahoutetl, ‘ Fire! ’ aud emptied State of Michigan, County of Barry—ss. Notice is bereoy given, that by an order of the his gun at the siriker*. When poor Ride­ ford stone to mark the center of popula­ Probate Court for the County of Barry, made tion of the United Stales. At the pres­ on the eighth day of April, A. D. tKHjtfx months nour fell young Davis shot him ngain ent time the center of population of the from that dale were allowed (or creditors to after be was down." A number of the present their claims against the estate of John men wtio were present corroborated the United Slates is ten miles from Greens­ A. Greble. late of said county, deceased, and ■tory’’of Shamute. burg, in latitude 80 degrees, II minutes, that all creditors of said deceased are re<juired fin seconds, nnd longitude 85 degrees. 82 to present their claims to said Probate court, at the Probate office, in the city of Hastings, for F. N. Davis was seen at police bead­ minutes, 53 seconds, and is efaclly on a examination and allowance, on or before the eighth duv of October next, and that such quarters and said: “I shot to kill and I straight line weal of tho first center claims will be heard before said court on 1Aed- don’t deny it This morning I got some marked out, east of Baltimore, 100 years nesdav. the clghtn day ot July, aud on Thurs­ ago. Ten tbousan l people from all parts day. the elgMn day of October next, al ten men and started out to my yards. Wo of Decatur county witnessed .tbe dedica­ stopped at the gate rf city park and load­ o'clock In tue forenoon of rnch of those days. tory exercises Speeches were made by Dated. April sth, A. D. IWH. ed our guns and started across the park Frank E. Gavin, A. M. Willoughby, B. Chas. W. Axmstbonu, to where my yards are located. Before F. Burnett, Henry C. Miller and'others. Jug de of Probate. we ha<l gone far we »aw aTot ot men run­ Description ot tha bhaft. ning across the park nnd when we got Mortgage Sale. The mouumpnt is.a shaft over ten feet Default haring been made iu the conditions near the yards the strikers blocked the high, standing on a base four feet fquare, of a certain mortgage made by Harrison road. Surber was in the lead and said ne J. Korshy and Sarah A. Korshy. bls /could like to talk to tho men. I told and supported on a foundation that be­ wife, to Spellman Casey, dated February him they did not want to talk, and order­ gins with rock and cement five feet down 23rd. A. D. 1888. and recorded In the in the ground. Tbo atone is 2W feet office ot tbe Register ot Deeds, for the County of ed them to get out of the wny. Surber square at tbe tablet, and weigb^ ftfiOO Barry, and stale of Michigan, on tbe 27th flay of then said: “Boys, every man grab a gun.” February. A. D. IMS. in liner 2G of mortgages, They then rushed on us throwing stones pounds. It is appropriately inscribed, on page 395. on which mortgage there is claimed and shooting. I told my men to fire and bearing the legend: “Center of Population, to be ducat rhe date of tills notice the sum of 1800. Ixitltude, 30 Degree*. 11 Minutes. four hundred three dollar" and thirteen cents, shoot to kill.” 56 Seconds. Longitude, 85 Degrees, 82 and an attorney'» fee of twenty live ilolUirsprovlded for in said mortgage, and no suit or pro­ Mintttes, 63 Seconds. Erected by Tbe The various labor union* in tbe city Chicago Herald."___________ __ ceedings at law having been lustltated to recovertbe moneys secured by said mortgage, or held a mass-meeting last night, at which any part thereof. resolutions were passed condemning tbe Inter-Slato Oratorical Contest, Now. therefore, by virtue et the power of aa c Everything is Des Moines, Is., May At tbo inter contained In said mortgage and the statute In touting of ‘tbe men. such case made and prevlded, notice is hereby quiet aud no further trouble is antici­ state oratorical conUwc held here yester­ IIven that ou Monday, tbe 8th day of Jiily. A. ____________. ' day ten western states, Indiana, Illinois, >. 18BI, at ten o’clock in the forenoon.J shall pated. sell al public auction to the highest bldd1er-,,’4 Missouri, Kansas, Nebraska, Minnesota, the north front door of the court bouse In the Washington City, May 12 —The habeas Colorado, Onio, Wisconsin and Iowa, city of Hastings, ttbal being the place where Uir Circuit Court for Barry County Is holden). corpus cases of Jugiro and Woods, now were represented. Mr. Fetter, represent­ ing Indiana, won the first prix The sub­ th e premises described i n said mortgage or much thereof as may he t^e.essary to pay- the trader sentence of death by electrothana- ject of his oration wan “Tbe Heir Appar­ amount dur on said mortgage sia in Sing Sing prison, N. Y., were dis- ent.” The judges marked his percentage cent, interest, and all legal cosw. together with poard of by the -upreme court yesterday, MX on thought aud M7X on delivery. an attorney’s tee of twenty-five dollars ed for therein, the premises beta* described In the court affirming the judgment of the said mortgage a* all those certain PlJ*«* lower court In refusing to grant writei of parcels oil and -Hunte lutownsfttp of Barty In N’gw York, May ft—A apecial to The the county at Barr* nnd HiWto of Michigan. habeas corpus. The appeal cases ot Sio“ TiftSuthe«M«^iuSter Of the northeast guar cum and Smiler, also under sentones of World from Nashua, N. H., says that the death by eiectrothanasia in New York ter and tbe south part of Hi« west »«M ot Mie state, were also disposed of. After a few Bay State Shoe Fastening company has been wrecked. The treasury of the com­ north east quarter, nil of secthm twenty two (£•) tn township one (1 • north of range nl '.S .,2 momenta* argument by George A. HooP'f pany Is depleted and >147,000 is unac­ west, and containing In all righty-nine and one. for appellants tbe court announced that counted for. For three years past the it did not desire to bear argument, and company has been paying a 10 per cent, announced that tbe decrees of tbe lower dividend, bnt investigation shows that gee by and between tbe parties hereto, coverin court were affirmed._ every cent of it came out of the capital ‘-''"’S.U.MA.x OUT. stock. ; 83I1TH & COIXIROVK. Attorney* for Mortgagee ST. CUM®, Minn., May ft—A pitiful Dated. April 7. t»l. Neosho, Mo., May ft-Mrs. John A. case came to light Thursday just across the river in Benton county. Mary Fahey, Rogffv, Nister of Mrs. P. O. Rudy, horse­ whipped P. Q Rudy on tbe street Thurs­ a girl of 3ft about three weeks ago Ionina demented condition caused by day. Rudiy recently separated from his HOP PLASTERS the grip. Thuredxy she was foumi In the wife, and brought suit for divorce in St woods eeveral miles from borne in an al­ Louis, and tbe horsewhipping is supposed most starved condition, having subsisted to have grown out of tbo suit. Tbe par­ ou bark and roots since ebe left home. ties stand high iu social circles. • Sheriff Quinn brought her to this city tor medical treatmeut, and though she is Washington CtTT. May 11—The comp­ very low physician, hope to save her troller of the currency ba* approved the life. • application filed in hi* offloe that tbe city ........ * Ln .......W W I OOP it buffet parlor ear Dtvl* “in® *°'1 1 ha* tre- chair rar to Manistee. nfirimiT. lansing -V u ; NORTHERN H llJ.llOAf). XZT7.... Ar. Elin.-dr..................... « s tM| t «W.7 03 hry iMrw S 40 4-X 10 1*. 7 IO1 St •<x’i trains -.vuiiotit change between H-.r.f!- .tad Haginaw. iy dother tram* waek 4gvs only. , s ’’e dANTAVLAUS Soap | 111 fdr nf^iEs 11*-00 L h.175 F ’1-75 w. L. DOUGLAS $3 SHOE W'i ’’ ‘,iniP'“! bottom. Addreaa W .L. not (iLftg, Brockton, Mim. sold by A. E. Woolley. Ayent. . < iiANcEKY ORDER. -O'l. Cue circuit County tor *i>-v „• Btrfv—la Ciaaeery. Fifth -'■*’’ •'•“ •' r i't -I i Chtimerr. "i t l—iilt’ig In tha-Clrcult i Court for the •h?41??, . ‘- ''rt-tnchaurcry. at HasUiirs, an Itb.'M.lwM a.D. nut. aaiii-b-i C ir-.in, CompUtnanL K. I'eitengHI. iv^iling’ou D. Pettengill, w’7"' WHtlaiC A. Pettengill. " dU r H. |’..;1englll, Bertie E. PettonidlL nV’’’ Hugh Pettenglll. -lames D- Beiibtai. B.-.U1-V Bros ft Wdlciu-.. Walton *'**' H*»lm-s And Nicboli. Shepanl -v ui>..uny, defendants. B11U. ‘’Pl* wing from affidavit on !!‘ ■ '’-frmtvits. Wallaee H. fettengin Sin- hfttmuttll srenot resident* "u teslde in lhe stole of Nebraska, ‘nn.hai t Coigrovt. com­ ' ■''Iteitors, U l* ordered that 01 5411,1 non-re«lde»t detmn'i'u- PvttengiU and Wellloga Ji be entered herein within four nt lh" <s‘l,e 01 tin* order: nnd In case thJi<n ‘y*!’**™”**ti>cycause tbelr answenito to be file.1, aud a copy a^tr. 7J notice or urn* oro«-r. uV‘t thereof, said hill will be taken Anrt p?'" 'Val4 “’’“■ceddent defendants •iMatih '“rtl'er ordered.that within twenty caoM’ * notlr* “»to orUe^ni!?u’J!ls,M'a ,n th« Bastings Bannxb, a |,r.laM'd- Published and otrculatteg HOP PLATTER CO. trap's, BOSTQM. I] SOAP of anjber fyuej QuieWy'Aaisljed eaclj staiij, ^d%ir njittei^> again "Were as bright aqd soft as QevZ Santa Claus Soap-Made omly by M.KFaIRPAMV'ST- r ..-Arr •I i CASTOR IA for I Infants and Children, YOUR STOREKEEPER is behind the age hi‘ “““ ^Sotrue. lillle kleti5, '<*^2dfljcirniiitens Xffirjvirw?™5LK!*i.“: “Jfur. Th.»..»»» 1S> Zb'd recooinjeijd 4’k. unb,,- .uomie/ni:, ’ n-t'C’L.Yb’. | «l 100 Do,e» Ono Dollar a -fljree little kifteip, soiled Hjeir mitleip, • Aid didn't kijok/ v/)pd io do,'fill a Wise old friend. Hood’s Sarsaparilla u;. .< v;ti oft THE HOME STRETCH. if he doesn’t keep SAPOLIO in stock. No city store is without it. The great grocers of the country handle no. other scouring soap because the best housekeepers will not use cheap imitations which are liable to do damage far greater than the little saving in cost. If your store­ keeper does not keep SAPOLIO tell him to wake up. If he offers you something else when you ask for SAPOLIO tell him to be wise and deal in genuine goods. Ih It pays to have the best. 3 F •f YOU WISH To Advertise 5 Anything i Anywhere .■ "Any time WRITE TO Geo. P. Rowell & Co. No. io Spruce Street, NEW YORK. Chlldfbh Cry for Pitcher’s Gastori a. SHILOH S CONSUMPTION CURE Administratrix* Hale. deceased. -■— Notice is hereby given that I shall sell at pub­ lic auction, to the highest bidder, on T.iw»day. the Him day of June. A. D. tut. at ten o'clock tn the forenoon at the probata court rooms, in the citv of Hastings, tn the couaty of Barry, in the Mtate of Michigan, pursu­ ant to license and authority granted timeou tbe I S3rd day of April. A. I). IWi. by the Probate Court of Rarer Conbtv. Michigan, all ot theta- and being In the County of Barry, in the State nt Michigan, known and d-scritx-d ' ns t 'Hows, to-wit: Forty acres ot land iviag In tbe south west corner ot the northwest quarter(li) of section one (th ta town four (4 . north ot range right (K) west, ia Barry County. Michigan, subject to the dower without a parallel in the history of medicine. and bomrstexd rights ot Hannah Parker, widow of said deceas-d ’herein. All dntggut* arc authorized to sell it on a pos­ Dated, April 23rd. A. D..1RM. itive guarantee, a test that no other cure can sueHannah Paks km. Administratrix. cessliilly stand. That it may become known. h will c«ra yoo. It p»r child hu the Cram orWboromi trart, me it prrawly. mdrebrf GILLASPIE, r of Coartand JeflarM* 8*. See CUVKLAVO. OMo. M*r IL—XwU LW docv l.boran Hirbor, Mio. Hnu* rrtdw A �Chnrth and Roci»<J ' , fam ra (tearrad. and all Its faithful follow­ There were no services at the M. E­ ers cry astral The proteetkmirt insists church Sunday eveninc because of the 111that not-only tM gioa.000,000 represented nws of Rev. Puffer. BmUm» TbatoSw. Mw H. In tbe above lists shall be turned Into tbe The county W. C. T. U. -wlll bold.lte ------ ^^S7il~i^boa.»J""pMkatoof worters in thb country, but sreslons In the Presbyterian»church of thia LX——At *T that every additional dollar that ean be city for two days, commencing to-day. rax tAtriw m™.. wrorrwB, prudently kept al home Bimll be turned There will also be a gold medal contest at AFGPST 14. 18»9. the church thia evening, alld “ lecture b? Into tbe same channel. The haute la too Mra. Mary H. Hunt to-morrow craning. plain for mbunderstaudlng, and the ma­ All are invited to attend. A small fee ot jority of voters cannot afford to permit admission will be charged to the two gore VMluU.1# Tr.tJmoBy a. to Who ~ p»y» tho Tariff. themaelvea to be Inveigled into support of evening exercises. It iii Impossible to be watbteDtly di«- a free trade policy, however Ingeniously Bishop Gillespie, of Grand Rapids, was hoM«L However carefully the the »y»- Its attorneys may for the time disguise tbe In tbe city Wednesday, and In the evening confirmed a class ot three at tbe Episcopal U-ni of falsehood may be constructed, its real object of their labors. church. The exercises were beautiful nnd falsity will finally appear at some poiut. deeply ’impressive. Emmanuel church 18 tteaulta v»."propho»jr. increasing in membership and is In the The New York Times started with tin- as­ When the McKinley bill was passed most prosperous condition in Its hlatory, sumption that a protective tariff is always borne by tbe people levying It, and that these were the declarations of Senator Car­ under the pastorate of Rev. Irvine. Hastings Banner^ Powers’ Hardware , - . floor® and all full to their utmost. --a,, Never wagnnr EDITORIAL NOTES. It has been for years the custom of the lisle voicing free trade prophecy as to its M. E. church of this city, instead of taking efforts: 1. It would increase taxation up n separate collection for each benevo­ and swell the surplus revenues. 2. It lent enterprise of the church, to take a would decrease Importations and create collection for the eight of them at one greater obstructions than ever in the way time. I-ast Sunday was the appointed of foreign commerce. 3. The extended day. Although the congregation was small on account of the unfavorable weather, free Hat would prove of no value. 4. the handsome sum of 1287.00 was pledged New industries would not be created. B. there. This will be Increased to at least Reciprocity, being a humbug, could not 1825.00. In the Michigan conference, succeed. It is already proved tha| all there Is not a church having the same membership as*the HastIngs M. Eychurch, yond the accomplishment of human power. these prophecitw are false—how false an­ which contributes so liberally to me gen­ Items have eluded the watchful eye of its other year will show. Already the custom­ eral benevolence funds. And crrtilnly tariff editor, simple paragraphs, giving house entries prove that the revenues are they are •‘cheerful givers.” plains fact", merely as news, which have much smaller than they were In the same Next Sunday will be the second anni­ played havoc with its carefully constructed months of 1890. They also prove that im­ versary of the Epworth league. The day will be appropriately observed by tbe Ep­ system of falsehood. Some time ago we portations are much greater, both in worth league of the Hastings M. E. called the attention of our renders to the volume and value; that the fret list has at­ church. The evening rervlce will be following news item printed hi the Titles tracted a vast flow of new business, which wholly given up to anniversary exercise*, of February 21, which flatly contradicts ita is business that does not compete with nnd perhaps the morning service also. Tbe growth of tbe Epworth league has ‘almost daily editorial assertions that we American production, aud that the impor­ l»een phenomlnal. In the M. E. ehufeh it tation of those foreign goods upon which already numbers ovcr’300,000 young peo­ pay our own tariff: , A statement issued by the department tlie duties were, raised has been checked. ple. The same liana? and plan has been of agriculture, giving the exports to the Already, in the making of these goods adopted for young people’# work in the M. United States from Canada for the year E. church soulii, also In the Methodist American manufacturers are active, and 1W0, showed that Um dominion exported church of Canada. fll.S10.04S worth ot agricultural products the market, held for their benefit Is being l/rhe society connected with Emmanuel to tbe United States last year. The aver­ occupied rapidly, without a penny of In­ age rate of duty collected by the United creased expense to the consumer. And church will be entertained Thursday after­ noon May 21st by Mesdames D. G. Robin­ Slates customs upon agricultural product is about 20 per edit., and it la easy ts reciprocity, denounce it as they may, has son, Dr. Andrus. E. Busby, Anna Mason, prove from the speeches of Sir John Mac­ opened two new and vast markets to N. Diamond. Wm. Powers. Clara Allen, donald and other conservative leaders that American production, under conditions S. G ran sei and the Misses M. Matthews, Mary Woodard, Kilty Stebbins. Supper the duties imposed by the Americans upon that are giving our farmers and merchants at society rooms from half past five until Canadian products exported to the United an unrivalled opportunity, and are calling seven. All are cordially Invited to attendStates come out of the pockets of tbe Cana­ dian farmers. Hence we find that during forth the jealous protests of Europe. Wonderful tlme^at the Salvation Army the fiscal year 1800 no less than f2.24a.800 Saturday evening May 16. Adjutant —that is 20 per cent, of SJ1.210.04C—went The spectacle of the state senate send­ Hargraves, the Lone Star from Texas, will into the Washington treasury- which ing out for a beer lunch a* It did the other lead the meeting assisted by Captain Casey would have gone into the pockets of Cana­ of Grand Rapids. Supper, 10 eta, will Im? dian farmers if the dominion enjoyed un­ night, la not edifying to say the least. served from 5:30 to 7:30. Captain Casey This is an unexpected and not very wel- will also lead the meetings on Sunday. restricted reciprocity. in the editorial columns of the Times of come^dhd of democratic reform. Wednesday. May 20th, the '(food they, not the ones on whose products the duties are levied, receive injury. For years it has been engaged In constructing false arguments to bolster up Its absurd contentions, and. it must be confessed, It 1ms shown more than ordinary ingenuity In shaping news Items and editorials so as to avoid conflicting with its original ab­ surd proposition. But the task undertaken by our mugwump contemporary is one be­ April IS we find an equally Interesting admission. Discussing the prospects of Additional Local News. Canadian reciprocity, it says: The McKinley bill hits Canada very The physician. who conducted the recent hard, as it was meant to do. and its blows physical examination of the candidates for ?fall heaviest on Quebec, where the opposi­ tion to Sir John has been the strongest and appointment to the .naval cadetship from most threatening. The export ot eggs, lhe eighth congressional district of Michi­ butter, potatoes, barley and horses, to say gan. stated that the majority of the re­ nothing of other branches of trade, have jections waa due to accelerated and ab­ normal action of the heart, resulting from been seriously cut down or rendered un­ the use of cigarettes. profitable. » ' To be consistent the/Timea ’ should have Tbe furniture company are about to add said. “The McKinleyXlll hits the United a new dry kiln to their plant. They have been crippled all the past year by the fact States very hard.” And the fact that our that their one dry kiln was not of sufficient ■own fanners are now supplying the egg*. capacity to furnish' 'nearly ail the dry better, potatoes, barley, horses aud other lumber required to keep tbe whole plant in products which used to eome from Canada operation. As a result, they have had to before the passage of tbe'new tariff should cancel many orders, which it''Would have been profitable to the Co. to have filled. ha*, been suppressed in the Time’s edito- With another dry kltn. the factory can add rial'if It Is hoped to oonsisteutly hold to Ils nearlj- a third to its output of furniture. poaUlon that our farmers are esoeclaHy In­ Here we are ,the first excursion of the jured by the new law. But the strangest season. In connection with the Grand point made by the Times is iu Its state- Rapids Ortatorio society, the Michigan roeut that trade in these products, when Central has arranged to run a special ex­ not Seriously cut down,” has been “ren­ cursion train to Grand Rapids and return on Wednesday. May 27th, ’01, leaving dered unprofitable.” If that does uot Hastings at 0:16 a. m., returning will mean, that Canadians have been obliged to leave Grand Rapids at 6:30. 65 ceute will sell Mkcheaply tn order to enter our markets be tbe fare for round trip. Tickets will be good only on one special train. over the new tariff wall that there is no M. H. CoiJJXA, FL & Tkt AgLz profit.in the business, tleu we do uot There is evidently a vicious fire bug An Jroow a bat it does mean. It will bear no i other interpretation. It is only another the 2nd ward. One night a short tiar since be or ahc or it or they set fire to way of Maying: “The Canadian pays the some straw near L. N. Mixer’s bare,, American duty.” The Times evidently and only prompt and. energetic action finds fhjaUfficulty in shifting from a free saved a fire. Friday night the -same fiend trade to a protectionhit standpoint when was again ou deck, and started a fire iu Will Scidmore’s chicken coop. The wool occasion seems to require. The change is boot factor) gave tbe first alarm, and then the easier, we suppoee, in that it is a tbo water woiks' mocking bird piped her gentle lay, nod the fire department was change frotn falsehood to truth.—Econom­ soon on deck. No damage to speak ot. ist. But if the fire bug could have been captured, be would have felt that It was a very chilly evening. Official statistics show that during the Ben. Trego died at the home of bls last fiscal year more than one handled mil­ brother in Irving Monday, of consumption, lion dollars were sent abroad to pay for­ and was buried yesterday fonwoom Long eigners for. dok'g work that could have before Mr. Trego’s discharge from the been better done in this country. And Jacksou penitentiary, it was known that this without taking into the account any this fatal disease bad laid irnld upon him. wf the long line if fabrics made from cot­ sent to the penitentiary for tbe murder of ton, wool, silk, flax and other fibers. Martin Tester. Tbe prison authorities Look at this list: stated that there was no doubt of bis in­ lied button enulerluU. .» 0,130,57.1 sanity at tbe time of his eommltmenL ,watefa«a.e«................... ....... .......... 2.104JIM While upon bls death bed Mr. Trego fre­ and coke............. ............................... X908JJ74 hern, si one and eh I nu ware........... 7/M0JHS quently expressed the wish that be might ■ sod du»*xrt................................ TJSl^ra have been permitted to live, no as to re­ 6.MM* deem himself. There were msny very rt.751.W7 good traits in his character; and the broad rn.7M.427 mantle of charity will ever be thrown around the one dark deed of his life by titose who knew him best 4.06X^10 Although the labor.required in making workmen In-k'ils country, although every ffrtlar Un».sqat abroad might have Wro It will be remembered that when the Gun lake case was, by the supreme courL ordered on technical grounds back to tlie circuit court here for another trial, the Bannkr stated that the decision of the supreme court sustained Um> law against spearing, netting or dj1ftW£JMg S3h in Gun lake. It may be re'fnimbered also that Um Democrat. prestrdMify di foe Instance of the defendants’ wttomey, de atMM to tbe wralun of American clikehs wire work fw a Jiving, tbe free, trade rtterMT b not context with the proportion conraffed.to foreigners. .With braran dtore- dared- tbe law valid. Evidently the attorney must have since taken a different ward far the convenience and noeesaiiies of view of tbe supreme court’s decision, for our working peqy^ be demands aoeh < change of the tariff ,aa will insure an in- '.nuUirr triul tbr .Irfrtid.nu. Jaawu and WIlHaa Collhon CUtvfie, LcBarwi. plMdtd iralKj- «W1 wm, »urd such *5.00 wbkh tier p«M. Tb<rr to no doubt tbr dereulauu Mfl|»Kd lbw lud the rWit to do u they did. Bat they wm In unw. So pet»>a bu > d«bt to upeur. art oc dy»nalte itah b> Gu take. Thelur lu • nBd It. poulUra. Mrnanr. U»re U no tail itasl ae 1>« vUl Mlhtnllr Templars will have a necktie social at their hall. Ice cream and cake will be served. The Y. P. 8. C. E. at Presbyterian church Sunday, May 17th, at 6:30. To be led by Olive E. Grigsby. ■ Rev. A. D. Grigsby will preach al the Presbyterian church May 17. Morning subject "Now and Then,” evening. "1. Me. Mine.” Program for the C. L S. C. which meets with Mrs. Colgrove, Saturday evening May 16th: Roll call responded to by new* items. Walks and Talks, Mrs. Charles IIoyL Classic French Course, Mlsa Hallock. Music. Mrs. I. Hendershott Constantinople and the Waning Turks, Prof. Sterling. Studies in Astronomy, Mr. HoyL CriUe, Mrs. Smith. Library Fu«mI. The money for this year ta quite small, being only about five cento per capita. Tbe number of children reported i« 4035 of which Assyria furnished 364; Baltimore 365; Barry M3; Carlton 535; Castleton 804: Hastings city 828; Irving 404; Johnstown 375; Orangeville 202; Rutland 309. The total amount ot money is S239.95. Lot" ror Sate. N. T. Parker has decided to plot a por­ tion of his farm, which fronts on West State Sl and will sell a number of valua­ ble lota 4x12 rods at very reasonable terms. Table aad Pocket Cutlery ad Boasekeeper’s Supplies, Builders Hardware, Mechanic s Tools, Paints, Oils, Varnishes, Etc. LMSasuii’y Rpebilroa»cl Known everywhere as without an equal. The finest liquid paint made. A vorn—wAAfwtuc. •6-<na*: 50 n^es-B°eef.’ 4jJe; calf, 5c. KOO SftJO Lard—Sb. per gJJ-KlUngatssc per bbl; water! tme ,tiM Oato-^>0eperbu. b®'tm cH’ d«ked • Butter—W©31c. creamery 25©28 Coni-CCr per “S'”- elilekena, e( ,nrt Caute-dull Sheep and Lambs— . im Mlxrt K.UOUa. I’BOBATE ORDCB. the est>le of John ' Absolutely superior to all others. New QUICK MEAL VAPOR-STOVES No trouble in lighting; simple to operate; no getting out of order. number and tho purchasers will testify to their wonderful merits. We have sold a • Farm Machinery of Every Description. McCormick All Steel Mowers. McCormick Steel Binder is one of the lightest and strongest machines made. Jackson Wagons. Oliver Combination Plows, Clark’s Sulky Plow, the lightest made. Mishawankee and Deere Riding and Walking Cul­ tivators. Thomas7 and Dodds’ Hay Rakes and Tedders. Spring-Tooth Harrows. 4c. On our upper floor, we can show yon a fine lines of Buggies, Road Wagons, Carts. Ac: Pump., both wood and iron; and all kinds of Well Fittings, Wagon-maker s Supplies, boors, Sash, ac. Below we can show you a complete line of Cook Stoves, Ranges, 4c., Wire. Nails, Rope, Glass and all kinds of Wooden Ware. Come and see us, * W. F. POWERS. Ss Like Us Man at the Lake. WtlflT M TOW «W ■ bKOP INI and see .- / Do you want to buy any furniture; a nice carpet: any­ thing in the line of draperies, rugs or the like, this season ? LINOLEUM. What is itf It is a floor cover made of cork. *' all at my store and examine it, as it iLnuch superior to carpet or any other floor coverat its value. WALL PAPER . WlHbOW SHAbEJ. kie5r£S^-,*KMrl“- Green Seal Lead, etc. LEONARD’S FAMOUS CLEANABLE REFRIGERATORS and THE MARKETS- We sold 10,000 lbs. last season. DETROIT XjIC?TJU3 COLORS • Nolle* to Taxpayers. The board of review will meet in the council rooms of this city May 19th. Those wishing to look over the asseasment rolls will please meet the board of reriew at the above named place. Colors! He leads all dealers. Wc don’t know how he does it but still we know he does. ) We are receiving the newest and latest designs- also some of the most desirable novelties in all of our lines, ray the store a visit and be pleased. Yours truly, ARCHIE McCOT. The Neatly Fitted Foot, r The Well Pleased Customer, ft Prices Cmsisteet vih Honest Wa ■ And Straight Business Methods. These are assured you if you buy your boots, shoes, slippers and all kind of footwear of • Sr>ence BrosLeading . Boot . and . Shoe . House �Hastings Banner Hastings, Thursday, May 14, 1WL ftmteiM Prince, BAY STALLION, Foaled in 1885 Membrino is n beautiful bay •in color, has good action, is an excellent traveller, and weighs 1.300 pounds, in fact he is a rst-class general purpose horse, aud we have put the price for service so low as to ring him within tbe reach of nil. Fridays and Saturdays of each week at Spalding’s ware-’ house building, opposite Hol­ er Mill. Terms JS. IL BARTLEY. Attendant. BUSH & GOODYEAR. LOCAL NEWS. dation this week 2.000 Thoma* Tinkler, am old rwldrat of this city, died Friday last The funeral took l^rTrnk’^5 fTW" bOB* ** Republican, that he has been swindled by dealing with the Patrons Commercial Un­ ion, paying the Union much higher prices for articles than regular dealers charge. In view of this complaint. It would be well for Intending purchasers of goods through the Union to get prices be­ fore sending orders. Tbe Interior of S. E. Pbilllp.’ store has been painted and presenu a very neat apappearanee. He makes a specialty of no one article in his business, but he does have a good trade. By being careful In the selection of his stock and buying none but firat-class and saleable goods be always has a fresh article for all. Therefore he Iwids his trade and is gaining new customers every day. W. J. Henderson will contribute to Harper’s Y'oung People a series of three articles on the "Mariner's Compass.” The first of these articles, accompanied by illustrations and diagrams, will appear in the number ot that periodical for May 13th. The same number will contain tbe con­ clusion-of Edwin l.assetter Bynner's fantastic story. “A Cruise in a Soap-Bub­ ble.” illustrated by F. Vcrbeck. ..iH| medal contest to-nighL Bay Prince, the handsome Hambletonlau horse owned by Joseph Rogers, is one of the best bred horses in Barry county. He cau be seen at the stables of his owner, • 1 paper al cost at the Hotchkiss drug who invites uli who are Interested in good horses to call nnd get a card containing his pcdlgt-ee. It Is worthy ot mention that line of ladies vests at Holden Bay Prince took the Drat premium at the county.fair last fall. Mr. Rogers has put nry Barnaby has rented tbe fair the terms of service at the very low figure lit* kimlenrartvn ieh<M>l closed Hotchkiss drug store you can Hon. A. C. Towne, of Prairieville, in a a letter to the Journal, strongly fovura the idea of dividing the $420,000 direct tax. lately returned to'Michigan by the national government, among the counties, giving to ii'.'i' first strawberries of the ___ , _ season each what it paid. If this could be done, j-re In the market Tuesday. it would be a very good thing. We should . i X Mixer has put down a concrete like to see such action taken, Aud as Mr. Towne suggests, Barry county’s share «'■ walk In front of his residence. Itfat H.ill had a raising Friday and will could find most profitable use In the con­ struction of a Jail and court house. ;■ >•.. urge t aru when completed. C. L. ikamer, of Irving, Is the most ex­ A. E. Fowler Is building , a large addi- tensive peach grower In Barry county, and • ro his house in the second ward. lias one of the finest orchards in western Iks. Granger. a tine elocutionist. will ..... Michigan. Mr. Beamer states that, while ; ■. !•.-ilation liMure the contest this lie thinks the frosts did some damage to his orchard, yet he expects a fair crop of peaches nevertheless. He has examined Ii.'Hiel Donahue is preparing to erect a his on-hand carefully, and finds that the dJ-rii-v in the fourth Ward on west trees will have about us many peaches as ordinarily, unless something shall here­ .toot boot factory is now employing after interfere. and*. and is making BOO pairs of felt When a man goes home and finds the carpets all hanging on lines strung up !;• member Mrs. Hunt's address for the around the yard, the stoves and furniture • Miig ot the W. C. T. U. convention set out on the front walk, and the pictures taken down from tbe walls and stood up Friday evening. in various places about the house where Next hatuixta}- it la expected tlie Middie- they will be tbe hand lest for hiiu to put ■- will cross bate with the high school his foot through them, in fact everything at the fair grounds. in a general state ot confusion, be feels It. E. Stauffer Is at tbe front again this about the same as the traditional eat in the • "k. mid is offering u fine line of strange garret was supposed to. • milliard prints at fl cents. Vi. i>. Mack is acting as county clerk . this term of court When in search of desirable patterns of wall paper, go tin? Hotchkiss drug store firmad by lhe council Friday evening. That same night bls ancient bam. which where you can buy it at cost was used by Willis Scidmore for a chicken Tbe small boys create considerable coop, was set on fire, and the whole de^ aiDusement by attempting to walk a slack partment was ordered out to suppress the wire jmd east of the national bank. Hames. And now the boys hare some ' hnrles Wise ha$ purchased the Fred fun with tbe new chief by asserting that be - by. lot ou west State St. and is pre- got up tbe bonfire in order to get out the boys and assert his authority. But Mr. 1 ?ring to erect a handsome dwelling. Wilmont Imperatively denies this. N. T. Diamond has purchased a lot a Here's a bit of good news forwportsmeu: i‘ ir: of the Hayford property in lhe fourth ward, and expects to erect a bouse on the A bill passed tbe House last week to se­ cure to citizens the right to shoot wild game or catch fisli with hook and line. In •••■«- C. Walter bits parchagcd of R. 1. any of the navigable or meandered waters, Hendershott tlie. residence on West Green where fish are propagated or planted at 'occupied by Mr. Hendershott's public expense, and prohibiting any action fattKE for trespass by the owners or occupants of «ew glassware and crockery arriving adjoining lands. This will knock out tbe continually. If you want to see a full wealthy clubs who buy tracts of low Mock of these goods call at Hams & Van- ground and marshes in order to control the shootin^on waters flowing through tbenuA rman. Mbs Olive Heath gave a very pleasant - itlrale to her lank? music class at tbe Lome of Mrs. F. H? Barlow Wednesday '■veuing. Ik member we carry a full and complete took of first class groceries which we ■•ivr at reasonable prices. Come and be convinced. Hams * VakAumax. The Detroit Tribune risks Its reputation by predicting that tlie fanners of Michigan ■ elre at least one dollar per bushel for their crop ot wheat next fall. We hope so. Mr. Tbos. Thacker, Junior member of tbe extensive wool merchants Ann of H. C. Tbacher A Co.. Bostqu. was in the city Monday and Tuesday, visiting the Has­ tings Wool Boot Co..'who purchase largely from his firm. Tbe |Co. made a contract for 80,000 lbs. of wotjl with Mr. Thacher. and evidently intend to do business if there is any to be done. Mr. Thacher ex­ pressed himself as highly pleased with the factory, which he pronounced by all odds the best one in the country. He is a very agreeable gentleman, and impressed most favorably tbefee who met him. The building and loan association Is Just rereived, another bal«* of those exndleut L. I., sheetings, which we are alxjut to issue a new series of stock, for anxious to exchange for butter and eggs. which nearly 200 shares have been sub­ <- I" in and see them and get prices at scribed. This will bring tbe subscribed capital up to about $145,000 yielding nearly L. E. Stauffer’s. $7,600 annually. The association could The Hastings high school base ball nine readily loan double that amount. Four and tin- Mystics from the Whitney school new houses are now in process of erection district, played a match game on the fair as a direct result of the establishment here gronnds Saturday. Score-28 to 11.In favor of this association. :(>ur citizen* should encourage this association as far as possi­ of high school In five innings. ble, since it will be tbe means of adding Word lias teen received from the state greatly to the progress and prosperity of University. of Ann Arbor, that a diploma our city. In the city of Rochester, accord­ unin the High school bi this city will allow ing to a report we lately read, there are the holder to enter that institution without nearly 100 such rfssociations, with a paid examination. This is in B. L. and B. S. In capital of over 36.000,000. and M a re­ courses. sult of them, over 7.000 laboring men in that city now own, or .are paying for the Will Sage, formerly of thia city, and homes they live in. This could not be MissOrplia Wentworth were married Mon­ except for these associations, and the day evening. He left Tuesday morning habit* of Industry and thrift they en­ tor Grand Rapids and will be Joined by Mrs. Sage In about a week, where they courage. will make their future home. riie legislature has passed a bill punish­ ing with a fine of $1,000 or three years in the state prison, any person who shall enter a borae in any race undec a fictitious name, or out of the class In which he rightfully belongs. S<*d corn. 1 have a small quantity of “Yellow Deut” corn which has been teet•< and every- kernel found to grow. * here is no corn planted that will yield hotter or is better adapted to thia climate than the "Yellow Dent” The house occupied by Mra. Chas. Co e. 'iear the whip factory, caught fire on the n«f near tbe chimney Tuesday about noon, the factor}- whittle gave the alarm, tbe department got there soon after, but aba! ’<*> late, the flame* had been extinguished by the water bucket brigade. K M BMby - 5H0KE P, T. Colgrove Remember that when you want your eyea tested f« glasses, that Dr. Ixiwry has city on business. the best of apparatus to make a thorough and scientific examination of tbe eyes t« Judson Stark, tbe test them for glasses. And then he luu a city Monday. large stock of the very finest quality of A. E. Kenaston was spectacles and eye glasses, which be will on business. sell ou reasonable terms. D-N,akeni nnd famAy are Luther Johuson, a fanner of Benton township, complains through the Charlotte ing in this city. W. R. c<x>k went to Eaton Rapids on business Monday. iJS?" J10bln'°>‘ business Tuesday. Steven Holden made Charlotte Tuesday. GlKUTlDeon business trip to . J’Jor Ur*nd Rapids, was In tbe city Thursday. C- C. Field, of Charlotte, was In the city on business Monday. of Baton Rapid*, phy»ki*m. Wim13 POWDER Absolutely Pure. A cream of tarter baking powder. Highest otall In leavening strength.—V. 8. GovernMr<- 1‘hllo Ferrier, of YpiUaqti. is visit­ msnt Benun. Aux. n. me. ing at L. N. Mixer’s. Stlnchcomb, of Marskall, is in the city on a brief visit. tloyd Felghner, of tbe Wood IMid News, was In the city Monday. Mrs. Minerva Klelss, of Nashville. Is visiting friends In town. Will Booram, of Ft. Payne, the citv on a short visit.* Ma., lain We have a few of those NO. 35. loose Muscatel raisins at ALWAYS THE SArtE 7 cents. We -are also headquarters for all kinds fruits. Cash for butter and eggs. Yours Respectfully M 5<- CIQflR “S ALWAYS THE IN THE JOS. ROGERS Sugars way down. MORRILL & COMPANY M. F. Jordan, ot Middleville, ivaw in the atv Bn business Monday. Uouffh« of Nashville. 4m in the Have just opened the largest and finest line of qty Monday on business. Mbs Kittie Holbrook, spent Sunday in tlie city. of Muskegon, Dr. Peekham, of Freeport, was in the city on business Saturday. Mrs. D. McNaughton lett yekterdav for Athens to visit her parents. I jOlanager Pendergast left for tke west on STRAW and HANILLA HATS That was ever shown in Hastings, in all of the a business trip last evening. The brother of J. T. Lonil.ard from l^yon*. Mich., visited him last week. Vemor Willison and his uncle. Mr. Griflln, arc visiting relatives in the city. Mrs. Mortimer Tower, of Chicago, Is visiting her parents, Mr. nnd Mrs. L. N. Mixer. /It K. Grant. DoYr Mudge. F. A. Acker­ son and Will Spcnee were at Wall lake Friday. Flora Stlnchcomb who has been very sick for five weeks Is some better at this writing. Mrs. Dr. Polbeiuus. of San D» Igo. Cai­ ls (visiting friends In this ......................... city arriving here Thursday. F. M. Woodmansee, president of the village of Vermontville, IIs In the city on legal business; way y. — now _ a full-fledged I . Licht ------train Dispatcher, of Grand Junction, is at home on a two weeks’ visit. Frank Clarke, of Ithaca, spent several days last week an-l Sunday in this city, the guest of old friends. Julius Miller, of Nashville, wns In the city Monday, and while here was the guest ot G. K. Beamer. Latest Colors and Styles., • We are also the LEADERS in STYLES of DERBY HATS We sell the DUNLAP shape, the latest style out. IT IS A BEAUTY. Those in search of a hat will do well in calling and inspecting our hats before pi chasing. Yonrs respectfully, , THE ONE-PRICE CLOTHIERS, HASTINGS, MICH. Dr. Denslow. of Muskegon, was In the city last week. Itelng called here by the serious Illness of his mother. r/f) r I«owry was quite 111 with the grip p/Tk. Fast It Is thus proven that doctors Inst week. i cannot always keep themselves from being ^sick. Dr. Clarence Young, of Allegan, was In the city on a brief visit Tuesday. He ex­ presses himself as much pleased with Al­ legan. Roy Will departed for Hastings Monday where he expects to liecome a tonsorial artist, under the supervision of the well known firm of Busby Bros.—Freeport Herald. A telegram was received by Mr. and Mra. D. C. Eycleshymer Sunday evening that their non. Albert, was dangerously ill In Milwaukee with typhoid fever. Mra. Eycleshymer left on the first train Monday, and is now at the bedside of her sick son. Dr. Stewart, who will l»e remembered by the older residents of this city, has b**en handshaking with friends this week. The Dr. was engaged In dentistry here twenty-tWo years ago and has been absent from this place that length of time. Holden * Hire have one of the largest lines of straw hats in the city at rock bot­ tom prices. Call and examine before purctiaslng. Angus McDonald, whom we mentioned last week as sustaining severe Injuries while attempting to slip a large belt on a pulley, was In town Saturday. He does not feel exceedingly fine now. but will come out all right in a short time. At their meeting Friday evening the city council appointed Allen Jones and R. B. Wightman members the board of .re­ view. In addition to these genflemen. the board will lx* composed of supervisors Williams and Abbey and city attorney Colgrove. Alderman Turner, of Grand Rapids, suggests the state spend the $420,000 It has received from Uncle Sam in building a state school of technology and manual training. He says a school where carving could be taught would be ol untold value to tbe furniture business. Tbe school should be unlimited In scope, and the point at which pupils would be turned out should depend altogether ou tbe ability of the pupil and the time spent. In Europe a pound of clay Is a»de Into a vase worth many dollars. Iu America a ton of clay is marie into a load of brick worth a few Dr. Wm. B. Hunt, who has recently lo­ dollars. The difference represents what cated at Eaton Rapids, and Who previous Manual training will do. to that time and for 12 years practiced In Tbe council Tuesday evening granted a New York city, which place be waobligttd to leave on account of tlie poor franchise to U B. Beatie; and others mihealth of his wife, will be at tbe nveted with the Hartl hp Electric Light Hastings Houae. this city, May U’Jd anu Co Tbe new Co. Is organized with Mid. Dr. Hunt has had. several SI&.O0B capital, and it seems qalte certain years experience In the N. Y. Ophthalmic that at last a system of public lighting bospltel, and will visit our city for the is secured. Tin* company will put in a pureoM of making scientific examination first class plant. The franchise grants no exclusive privilege*, ■ml does not bind tbe of the eyes, awl fitting them with prop-r city to take any number of lights. We xlaimea, which are ordered direct from concede that If tlie city were in a position Ga Nun A Parsons, opticians, ■anufaeturersaDd retaltera. 6 wett «dI Street, K. to do a*. it would be bette* that it should Y. dtv. one of the best known and own and operate an Hertric light plant It would give better and cheaper service we thlAk. But tlie prospective demands Dr. Hunt is not a traveling advertinnr upon our city for tbe next four years ouack optician. but a legitimate owsl.tt would not warrant qty ownership of an and aurist. He refer? with pride to tbe electric light plant at present We think people Onr No. 1 Flour $2.75. ED.POWI WE DON’T LflQ. We keep a little in advance of the proces­ sion. An inspection of our stock of spring suits, spring overcoats, spring underwear, spring hats and caps, spring furnishing goods, will show that we lead the van in our line in Barry connty: You cannot feel that you have done justice to yourself in the selection of any of the above articles till you visit our store. R. K. GRANT, LEADING CLOTHIER. �Emma J. Davis has been away from her viooid have no difficulty In ascertaining bnstaod for 17 long years, and he l»a* what each class had done, while oral work Just begun to «vl mad about it and l»aa and matter pertaining to Individual pupita commenced divorce proceeding*. Tbe were fully explained in "Report to suc­ g.loventale Is looming and our merchants husband lives at Galesburg—Plainwell cessor." Tbe term examination papers ^"STtokXkr‘P. «n bw l»tUM were securely and nicely fastened together Independent. with rivets and substantially covered. -mwi. for itoe WW"™- _____ Monday night's frost has caused Incal­ Everywhere there was evidence that the culable loss to the fruit raisers In this course of study had been carefully ob­ W C\tex»mlrr McCollum ha* l»ad to procure •ectloo. J. E. Lee , than whom there Is served and an effort was made to systema» extra borars to enable him to do his team uo better authority, says he ha* looked lu tlte the work. Following the plan .of Mis* E work tor the villagers. , several orchards and everywhere the Powers in Na 5. Maple Grove, hr had pre­ atK Tlfre is a new side track at the briek young fruit Is killed. He didn’t find one sented the school a very fine picture, nice­ live bud In all that be examined,— ly framed. "Gathering Apph-*'' beams ■ yard aud ais" also one at Ackct’s ,i-otot. u ird auo -jp,; "? ... Three __ pentons u-.-r.were liaotiled baptized at the Lowell Jnnrnal. down upon the children and gore far to Wash. Cartright, a resident of Plain­ make attractive and pleasant that little church last Sunday. . Nthogpy A Ashby liave fluishsd wiwlng well, has been arrested on a charge of school room. Mr. IL IX Freeman Is the the bigs at th*' , asraiilt and battery upon Lulu Mason, n teacher that did these things and a most John Ryan visits Kalamaruo and Hast­ yourje girl not ten years old. Tlie story faithful, conscientious teacher be Is. ing* quite often, remaining over Sunday, told by the-little girl is that Cartright met Would that there were more like him. What’s up. John? a numtier of children going to Sunday It l»a» long been said of Yankee Spring* llowanl Mosher, who had a severe at­ school and by giving them i«ennles lu- , township that a* warranty deed furnishes tack of rheumatism, is able to be out artin dured them to go Into the woods with him’ no certain hold upon a farm during a Mtimugb lie h far from well. where he tagan to take indecent liberties windy day. While farms are nominallv We have uo school teacher yet, some­ with tittle Lulu Mason. She broke away thing Is wrong somewhere, either the and the children ran home and told of the described as being on a certain section, they are liable almost any other day to be standard ot requirements is t<x» high or indignity. The actual crinie only amount­ el*.* some districts are not offering big ed to an assault and tattep- although the found on another section. Who originated •wages enough. It is too bail. Iwiwever. evil intenttoh was apparent. There is no this base slander is not known, but one tiia: out children have to l* deprived of doubt but that Cartright was under the In- thing is certain: Yankee Springs has one thing at least that other township* might rimbootlng. Is there no remedy for this rtuence of liquor. profitably copy. ■ For some years a town­ gtat<- of things? Tlie police department of Kalamazoo ship picnic has been held annually and the ha# received notice that a man claiming to schools have a part In the program. Hop­ I ChMlir B.ni.by I, v<-r> prou-l of Hie lie Geo. Hand, G. B. Hand or James ing ibis year that more may be accomplish­ little stranger that has put In an appear* Biand is defrauding people by claiming to ed than heretofore and to encourage aace at his house and intends that he shall represent tire White-Smith Publishing teachers and pupils to make tire effort, we be a voter as .soon as he Is naturalized. company of Boston. The man has taken have written the teacher of every school in M- Hall is Imlldlng a new barn this several orders and secured a large sunt of the township offering to the sdtool tlrat shall make the best showing a.fine flag. money.—Plainwell Independent. summer. 5x10 feet, costing 85.M and to the teacher Rosa llilhdnger met with quite an acci­ Rumor says that a woman closely veiled of such school a copy of Page’s Theory dent. As she was going to school her . took lhe train here for Lansing in search and Practice of Teaching, the decision to horse stumbled and fell, throwing her , of her husband, bnt not finding him there be made by a competent committee of dis­ from the buggy but not seriously hurting 1 she returned home at night, where, to her interested persona In addition to such her. • . surprise she found him In bed. where she exercises as have heretofore been had, Much Interest' is manifested In the Sun­ had ought to have been.—Clarksville Mail. each school is to bring samples of school day Mihool In learning scripture verses. Gue class recited 260 verses last Sunday.■ The three men who cared for the Hoti, work such a* maps, language work, copy Charite Barnaby lost a valuable youngf Willard Hau ley In his late fatal sickness books, etc. The attendance and tardiness have all been attacked with ,thc same dls- are also to l»e taken into consideration in colt. Preaching at the Star next Sunday atl case, the grip and erysipelas, aud one of making up the verdict. It is hoped that 4wo o’clock by Eider Puffer. them, Zackery Hull, has died and was the people of each district will cooperate with the teacher In making a creditable buried last Monday.—Ixiwell Journal. nawileld. showing and that this proposition may Tbe April death list in Charlottp wu* meet the approbation of those have Rev. Wsllaoe and wife were visiting at Allegan last wevk and had a ^mall acci­ larger than ever before, numbering twelve. tin* matter in charge. dent happen to them which mights have In April, 1890. there was but one death. proven serious to them. The buggy came This new tangled disease, la grippe, and The people at the World's Dl»pem*ary apart and the horse sprang taking the its result* no doubt cause considerable of ot Biflalo, N. Y.. have a stock-taking front wheels and minister for a short the Increase. Remember that you cannot time once a year and what do you think stance, leaving Mrs. Wallace behind be too careful of your health.—Charlotte they do? Count the number of tattles Tribune. that’ve been returned by the men and with a slight bruise on one of her arm*. ikwfi Phillips was on the sick list last At Kalamazoo, Thursday evening. Elliott women who say that Dr. Pierce's Golden Moore, a tioot and shoe dealer, was knocked Medical Discovery or Dr. Pierce's Favorite John Prine, the tnnii carrier, will pull off down In a dark part of Kalamazoo avenue Prescription didn’t do what they said ft the double team atai go with a single rig by three, men and robbed of 8G0. The would da commencing this wetak sometime. And how many do you think they have men escaped. Moore Is badly injured.— tmprovemmts arc being made on Main Battle Creek Journal. to count, (hie hi ten? Not one., In five . street going oottth out of Banfteld. hundred! Hiram Batterahaw attempted suicHe by Owe week ago last Monday the Johns­ Here are two remedies—one the VGoldcn town township board was ordered to meet taking morphine Friday night. Heroic Medical Discovery," for regulating and in­ at lhe cemetery lieloDging to the four treatment brought him to’life. We read vigorating the liver ami purifying the Wtenybips, Maple Grove. Assyria. J<»hns- some time ago that nearly every one In blood: the other, the hope of weakly .town and Baltimore for transaction of Germany that had had the grippe was go­ womanhood; they’ve been sold for years, business in regard to etec11 ng a sexton and ing crazy. We can but think that immnlty sold by the mlHiun bottles: sold under a electing a committeeman from each town­ is following In Its wake here also. There positive guarantee, nnd nbt one In five ship for the overseeing of the cemetery. seems no other cause for so much attempt­ hundred can say: "It was not thb nuxiied destruction of life.—Cnarlotte Tribune.- cine for me!" And—Is there any reason Johnstown elected Wreley Clark. Wesley Clark-was elected on the 4th of U. S. Senator Stockbridge, of Kalama­ why vou should be the one? And—sup­ May as the man to meri at Hastings for zoo, was elected a director of the Grand posing you are. what do you lose?1 Abso­ the pttrpOM* of raising of money for tlie Rapids nnd Indiana R. It last week, at a lutely nothing! relief of indigent soldiers. meeting of tbe stockholder* in Pittsburg. The report of tbe Flint * Pere Marquette The receipts at the Kalamazoo postofhee railway for 18V0 abows an increase of There is considerable sickness reported last year were 848.000. In proportion to 8134,330 in net earnings. at present / the population thia is tbe best record of The funeral of Mr. Jeffries was Iteld any city in the state. Some of the scientists who make a last Wednesday a. m. at the Carlton Center There is a desperate gang of robbers In specialty of folk lore have lately t»een mak­ M. E. church. Rev. Cheency gave an ex­ ....,______________________ _ which _____ tlie about the malady cellent discourse. Mr. J. was about 75 Kalamazoo and they are becoming very ing Inquiries years of age. His death was caused by bold in their operations. LaM week they' ^ountry |»eople called spring fever. It Is cancer on his fare. He was a member of held up a street car driver and robbed him a genuine malady, though more dkiagreeof all the money he had in his eash box. able than serious. Yet It should be taken tbe W. M. church. Mrs. Holmes, of Woodland, was on our The old street car barns In Grand Rap­ note of. While the srlentisls are inquir­ street hst Saturday. ids burned last week entailing a loss ot ing about the tone of the malady, those who are suffering the lassitude, nervous­ Mrs. Deal Carpenter has been quite ill over 880,000. ness and melancholia, that me its A yelping cur frightened the hone symptoms, should run the disease out of We notice the Bannkh suggest* the r building of a fruit evaporator at Hastings. driven by Mrs. W. O. I-conani and Mrs. their systems by means of that more E. J. Millage. a> Saginaw Wednesday. subtle scientist and folk-curest—S. & & | This would be a move in the right direction I and make btutlnes* lively for fruit growers. The horse ran away and the ladies were This is particularly necessary, since . Fred Odell called on Fred Fleming and frightfully injured. Mra. Leonard's-arm spring fever leaves tbe system in touch a being broken, her hip fractured and her condition that It succumbs readily to I wife last Sunday. Grandma Carpenter has been quite bead badly cut Mra. Millage’s Injuries diseases that are more dangerous and less are serious.—G. R. Telegram Herald. I poorly of late but I* on the mend again. easily controlled. S. 8. 8. is a preventive as well a* 4 remedy. A surprtsemwaiis somebody somewhere The Michigan Central people have de­ I in the near future. cided to complete tbe doubting of their Jonah Earley returned from the north track this year between Buffalo aud De­ MOKTGAOK SALK I last Saturday. troit, and next year continue the double having been made in the ocad I Hans Mrs. Blakeslee went to Grand Rapids track westward from Detroit to Juckson. otDefault a mornpure dated Auruai u. un>. made by I last week. Between Buffalo and Detroit there is a Elijah Shaw and wife Phliur* to David «. Mc­ Mra. John Fleming Is tussling with strip of eighty miles which is not now Clure and recorded lu lhe otnee of tke Rrgivter of Deeds for the County of Barry and etale of tbe grip. double track. Thia Is between Welland Michigan on August 30. iro in liber “Wof Mn. Jerry Rogers Is quite 111 at this and SL Thomas. On this eighty miles tbe mortgage* on prae 293 and by liw raid David G. McClure assigned to Ambroee Hubbell, October ’ writing. roadbed aad bridges are nearly ready tor a SO. IBM. and recorded lu raid register's oBre, Several planted coni last week but many second track, and west of Detroit there are (Jctobgr X>. 1881 in liber 23 of mortgage* on page [ think there Is no great hurry. number of long stretches of- tlie road CT2 and by Daniel Btilkcr, executor of the Iasi will and testament of raid Ambrose Hubbell, Tlie frisky uroequito has put in his ap­ which are partially doubled tracked. deceased, assigned to Emily F. 8lil*oa. Barah I pearance. E. Held and Wihniner W.Osborn. February 11. The widow Platt I* slowly improving in "Tired All the Time,'' taOl aad recorded in said register's afllee Febru­ health. Say many poor men and women, who seem ary jg, ini In liber M of mortgages, on p«e im Lige Thurston started for Ohio last overworked, or are debilitated by change and hr the said Einfly F. Stlhon. Kara). E. Retd and Wlltnlner W. Osborn assigned to Alexander Tuesday morning. of season, climate or life. If you could N. Gllleland April, 7. UMt and recorded In said Tbe subject tor debate tn the P. of I. read tbe hundreds of letters praising register's office April 14. lien In liber » of mort­ F lodge aext Saturday night is: Iteiwlved, Hood's Sarsaparilla which come from peo­ gage*, ou rage to’, by nonpayment ofmoorys due thereon, by which lhe newer of rale has be­ itat bad company is more injurious to tire ple whom It has restored to health, you come operullve. and on which mortnxe there Is gbotatity of tbe young than tmd reading. would be convinced of Its merits. As this claimed to be doe at the date of Ibis notice 1 3I«m Woodard and Charles Carpenter, af- Is impossible, why not try Hood's Sarsa­ eight hundred and forty six dollars and eight (8M8 08) and no suit or proceeding at law takraative; D. D. Smith and Dea! Carpenter, parilla yourself ami thus realize its bene­ eeiit* having been instituted to recover the amount [ Mtefative. Lodge open. fit? It will tone and build up your system, secured by said mortgage or any pan thereof: Notice I* lherlore hereto given, that os Sat­ give you a good awetlte. overcome that urday. the nth day of Jute. 1W1. *t ten o'clock NEIGHBORINGCOUNTIE8. tired feeling and make you feel, as »ne In tbeforeroou there will be sold at the north front door of the Court bouse In the Cttv of The combined opinion of fruit growers woman expressed IL “like a new creature." Hasting*. County of Barry, nnd state of Mich| • thtougtxHit the state as well as our own ral4 Court house being the place tn Rufus M. Flowers, an old citizen of Igxn. which the Circuit Court for tlie County of I -especially the peach crop, was Injured and Greenville, was thrown from a buggy yes­ tebeld. at public auction to the Llgbrat I fruit growers seems to be that fruit, terday and he only survived a tew boon. blddcy. the vremlaes dewiibed to said mon ■ fa rente sections doubtless kilted by tbe gage, ur *0 much itoreof as mar be neces­ ! fi»»vy fronts of Monday night.—Ionia Hugh McDonald, of Escanaba, was sary to satisfy tbe amoaut due on raid mortgage, forth, with the Interest thereon, I . Sectinel. erusbed under a falling tree. He wu asatM»veset and the eoMs. ehargra and expense* allowed by only 12 years old. and death was In­ law Nnd provided for to raid mortsage. said J Tbe wall on the north side of tbe Ionia premise* being situate in tbe City of HaMlug*. stantaneous. * . - House of Correction I* pierced by an Iron In tbe County oi Barry, and State nf Mtchtexn, Sand Beach is to have an 89,000 stack aud described »» village tots aumtar izfla.tzofi. linT. tjffl. I.ue. IMi. 1242, tf«. BU4. 0*3, 1M7. uuanveung wmi me i». lA. <x li. company masonic hall; that Is 83.000 of im.tMt.Rnt. mi. um. ok. im*. ur, un* R. Monday while a car load of lumber masonry ou tbe top, and 85,000 to be rent­ I»l. 13JB. 1333, LT,I and TO of tbe village of *■*•> left standing on the siding without ed below. ‘ «*r breaks being adjusted. soul other cars Alexaxdkh N. CnXBUMTO, George Ell. of Wrare, Oreana connty. were run against It retting it under such Assignee <rf tbe Mort gaga H ««SO K kXWAMTOX. nu't-vu when it struck the fate which was caught bls clothe* afire while burning Attorney for Aralgnee. rtoaed that it tore the gate away and a cou- brush, aud when found In tbe field his body wrs burned to a crisp. - fK^rable portlw ot the wall. Additional founty News. ■r a PROBATE ORDER. Berta. Bailey has a Urge photograph of Xte new St Clair tunnel engine. lhe "Unrest In the world. It has ten drive i. SCHOOL COLUMN. Oramty of Barry, holden at tixi Psobata ofbev Id tbe CWy 1 Hasttaffi. lu raid Comity, on Moodav. the eterentli day of -flay, to tbe year one betittwd by the Baldwin Engine company of Taantoe, Mara. It is provided with a smoke esMuming invention, which will do away with tta amoke nuisance in the ttmnal.—-facte Sentinel. It Is of special Interest to m Id visits Probata. ’ *’ made this spring to note the condition ot In tiw matter o< lhe estate o< (teorge Weigle, tbe classification register and the term ex­ am (nation impern. ConsiderteK the dif­ Aed •« Kite umtii * eflte. widow of raid ficulties under which teachers have labor­ ed. pr-Aving that John .J. IVrktns er •omooslicr ed, the results generally are ail U*at could cultabte perann m*y be appointed iwlmiulstrwtor of rtte e<aie ol raid d*rea»ed. reasonably be expected. With but few Ttorewon It to ordered, that Thursday, tbe he taervaked family for mixing up » busfinto day <rf Unite. A. 1). iwi. at ten o ttoek in aaimtuceikent and a draft notice. cheerfully and have faithfully dene their Albtowhasa highwayman. Dr. Thom- best. Others can now profit by their exM« while returning from visiting a teacher has a Hugering doubt whether tt is tether a permanent pra^irabie, rtKmkl sjrwSS3*WJS Messer Bros. & Reynolds BOSTON bRT QOObS STORE. Invite the attention of the farmers of Barry County to THE HUPER E FORGING RIGHT ahead Marr* Duff have doubled lh.ir MOn. capacity and now they have ........... . fintot. brat lighted and fctst r,iUipJ2 Bton-a that can be foundln the Count y Q, traction Engines and Threshers mttiBc-uy. Our store now Is i-J by 85 ft. every ((Jrner aa well lighted as apotlhr. We tv.nild »1M mention that we made our old Cloak Rt»m (which was 13 ft by 20 fl.) iut„ a j .4| Wailing Room and Toilet Robin. TWS u .u Improvoment that we think will ir mneh appreciated after a long and .weary ride a place to rat younwlve* and chlhln-n. ’ In order to make thing* K-ek* previous t« rw Biate of Mictal«*i UNUSUALLY LIVELY ,The best made and best running machines of the kind made. Milwaukee Jr. Binder, Hundreds of farmers in Barry and adjoining counties can tell you from experience that this is tbe best binder in tlie market. lu our Mammoth EMattshtnent we will '•'r iS£ In the matter ol Putting Out Specialties crarad. l>r»yli'K MUd estate may or some other soli AU the time. raid petition. »u deceased and all c retate. *re requ of raid court then vtnee. In the city and show cause, 1 of Ute petitioner • lv further orxtereC tine to th- peruni Ute pendency of e. •:,.r. of eaual: publbbed in the I iter printed and ILxrrv. once tu e weeks previous to Our specialties for the pn-M-nt wllife your Choice of M*venty-fiv<- Ladies Newmarkets That have been selling fur ^.uo. $7 00 8».4o. 8W.00 and Siaoo Tta-c wltiall' put out and Mild for $5.00, Your Choice. Tlie Daisy and Tiger Rakes, Just think of II Y*hi mud roueefrler and stay late to nee ail the nnu.y bargains that may be yours. We have al- placed on the Bahrain Counter 55 beat} ADMIN I In tbe matter Hardy, decmaedNotice to beret public auction, to •lay tbe lath day of In tbe forenoon for-tbc County Hasting* tn tht tttate of Michl xnd authority g dayaf October A. <«f Wayne county, right, title and lot In and to tbe real •he County of Bar kand drwii Tbe *outb ea*t Jackets for Ladies That! wll be eluecd out ----- ALSO----- For $2.25 Good value for 85.o0 tfu-w are only a fra TBE OLD BELIABLE nf the attractive bargain* that are to be found. Studebaker Wagons. Best shirting can be had for9and 11 cents. Bargains in Dress Goods, Ging­ hams, Cottons, Underwear, Hosiery, Gloves. tour nt a. village ot.NaahvlU Marr & Duff, we«t. running ti>e: three thirteentha twenty six rod». tt three ttilrlcratbi twenty six rods, io taimna eight acrei subject to the vrlch Hated. April mi Cuou ------------------ S75B Default having l ot a certain in< Aldrich and Fannl dated October ft; in the oRlre ot tbe eountv of Harra m 2Xh day of October gages an pages38a ou the iTtta day Samuel K. Wltftw In front of Farmer’s Sheds. The Reed No. io Harrow BROWN'S CORN CULTIVATOR. BATTLE CREEK. Cadwallader’s AGENCY COLUMxV. OFFICE WITH HOLBROOK. OVER remain unpaid anti sixty davsUranttK should be due m it MORRILL'S STORE HASTINGS. The Peninsular TINTED White Lead and Zinc Paints, In Paste Form, Ready for Thinning, Is the most economical form in which paints can be obtained. In support of this statement we call your attention to the figures given Itelow: .• ) *' ' Remember that this column contains tat a very’ small part of the property I -hare fur sale or exchange. 1 hare Improved and vacant city tots for •ale and exchange in all part* ot the city. Fanning land» foi rale and exchange in all part* of thecuun:}. 1 have some choice Grand Rapids prop­ erty for sale at a bargain. Choice Chicago suburban property tor •ale. i ilcrtarrs the whol dollara provided t .i»«aw io >ud SPEblAL ! On Jefferaon street two Houses and fols at bargain*, and on easy term*. Near furniture factory,—om- i<*t «*• ixiuee well finished 81.000: $500 down, bal. on time at 7 per cent. And one bouse and lot one block fmo factory. 8800; 8800 down. bal. at 7 per cent. Cheap. . . _ , House and lot near Whip ami Felt Boot factor}-. 81.000. 8500 down. bal. 3IW at 7 per cent. . Near felt boot factory—lh. »«• an® splendid house, with furnace, -tnall tarnC*n be bought at a bargain and on rnsr I ^Sveral splendid bargains tn Lhe 1st 100 Lbs. Peninsular Tinted White Lead and Zinc Paint can be bought for 9 Gals. Linseed Oil, Turpentine, etc., can be bought for about 87.50 5.85 This will make 13 gallons of paint mixed and tinted ready for use. at an average cost of 11.08 per gallon. Manufactured with skill and care from the beat materials known, this paint is unquestionably the best that can be made, and we strongly guarantee and recommend it to the public as such. ward and other parts of the city. Brick barn for sale at a bargain. <« cor­ ner opposite Ford’s hotel. . 80 ft. front by 140 ft. deep.well haaWd In Seneca Falls, N. Y.. has on the land Hbrick store three stories, also dwelling inniMjand good bani. Can be bought st « bArgain. or will exchange for Hastings or i.mjj Rapids property. The city of Seneca MB has a population of 7.0U0 aud upward*-* largest town la Serena Ca*C~ ., 40-acre farm in Irving, all improved. •«J good. Can be bought at a bargain on e*«J am.n vyn , fra term*. ,. jo M tnwttoDd-on-r nm.1» « • •ere., M mite «»l ot «1 honre. O»* ot U>e cbMpmt t«rra m Bare, ta. will take P«rt eKt I ™''?'10 «cr«« or.r S'"1 11""'’"1'1 “j”', well and cistern. 150 fruit ,n**. grapes: 81,300, ebeap. -s **own* btU al No C **100 news In Woodland to exchange for smaller farm and difference IM acres In Hope township lire Doty farm, will well tor H-t» J rt,r c<*<* mixed wi 1CS^er»: so acre parcel.rtor ■*>'’ •* Sold By tah>, ranjlw tram S1.S00 upward. •« anaw will take part clly property 1D 7utol» “ SOaera tana tor rele In Price *1.000. will tnide QOObim PROS. mstinqs, men Where you will find a complete line of Paints, Oils, Varnishes, Brushes, ©■». secUon sad pay dlBcreura. Aho IM wrre lu wre U « . '» c((xl IM acre, m Kansas. w TO sea. s»oe »»«•» rnotn^ » ; 1 tert, mol bouse ami . „mWr. hoirev. ete. well watered b) crei L. u 3S’ fmw we and 3 miles from R. town. 80 rod* from ’ r wkr •tuck lam. will Mil at 40 acre* Is: J*rt paj ment nra Vnton IWISe R. It tods t.r. 1 states nf Kans**. Oregon. * Utah, Tecaa. etc. tjpwa’Us or ‘.i^ wl„rnl •»'! r^aKilh down, ten Call and <*■! circulars- • ac a �77 prohatk obmt* Stale ol \'l’i<-lt^robaten?ourt for the , A'n.t rthsiry ‘hold*** at the Probate Office in t-'lUriL <d Had ags. IB **’<i county, on Moir tv ol.tia-u w A tn tfce ‘ J : tlharlr" -m hundred “* nlnety-onf. , ' 'pr•’S. W. «ArmstrooR, Judge ol ASHESAND EMBERS All That Is Left In. the Forest Fires’ Path. ♦ IN THE BASE BALL FIELD. ^Cn'CAQO, lul„ NEWS IN BRIEF. Wl r of the estate of Stephen ‘‘pTter ,‘''«a./!rTwter. aJiotaWn.t<»r of said estate, '>.a-i.v./.-imhI sn’i iepn-< uts that hc W pren'Vh i r.'al arcin', as roch adminis; . r u- nravs the Mh'c '«kV heiSM1?*SS j.d.TH.i'1 1o( rli,,rllll).|0U entered ' > iru’ d Ir-mi hl* M»ld trust. , .• it :• onb-rerl.lltnlluesday the ulne1 i, ixm. at ten o’clock id ’ i.r ii- iiKtiL'd for the hearing ol l.!:al th. l.t-irs at law of stud ■ -;h-r ueriuns Interested in V .i-r die appear at a session ‘ r:' to be huldcn nt the Probate ..’.tvi.; HasUiiKS.iusaidroiuity;and . n-.n*. there», why the prayer of .. '..r ! • •-.• not fit- granted. And It Is • 11 hat saM potitlouergtvenfUee ■' ' • rvMt il b> -nld estate, of the ’ or s»vi prtl’UM’-. «““1 Joe hearing ’ isiiig a ropy of thb order to be [ KasttnsS Bannkh. an.-wspa. . ■ -1 circulated In sat.i county of . -ti.-li w- 1; for thr. j sucoe^dve ■ . . !.> iMiii : of hfUring. ’ CH AKtate W. ASIM’TIION.:, Jmi4« of Probate. «BA I K ORDER. ..Count* of Ba.>/-*s. t >t tlie Probate Court for the imhlea ar the Probate Office id iu--. to said county, on Modiv ol April, iu the year one ,i.dred rtnd nlDrtyoae . W. Armstrong, Judge of of Polly Ann Starks, *> that I shall sell at -«%t bidder, ou KaturA. I• iKH.ut ten o'clock i rrebate <'<»urt Iteoui* >«rrv In the City of juty of turn" l'i the pur-uant to llctiiMj .. •>» me on lhe nth •> t,y the Probate Court exo. all of the estate. ■ t thn "aid deceased of. • '.tit tied and bring tn thr State of Mletiliun, .< lultow* to-trit: rier <>f the emth east . ->.-rth nunre T.wcst. WORK OF THE FIEHD IB KIOHIOAH, Amoclation; Al Philadelnbia-Baki- "l Bo»ton-W«sh. ington 4, Boston 7. Chicago, May?.—Scores recordedyester day by the National league of base ball experts were ns follows: At Boston- The faiture of tbe Hansard Publishing Union nnd Bunking company, of London, for $15,000,000 has nlmo-t beggared many persons. Fire at York^Bo>tou Pittsburg Tu-.day destroyed at New 12. Brooklyn fl. the Arbuckle buildimr. tbe Pittsburg Female college, and Cn-iC church, caus­ ing a loss of $651,000. Mrs. John Ellis, a popular teacher in Meadville, Pa., iv dead from tbe result of worry over the loss ot her saving* in tbe Delamater bank. ■ United Staten. *1 ne complaint is cnac coo Irish bishops of this country habitually appoint Irish people among who they are sent, conse­ quently tbe immigranlli lose their relig­ ion* faith. Ex-Mnyor McDowell, of ChlppAra Falls, Wb>., undertook to kill a mau whom be suspected of robbing him, aud in the scuf­ fle shut nn inuocmt bystander in the shoulder. Not fatal. Representative Springer nnd family left Washington City to-day for Springfield, there to t-prod the summer. Mr. Springer to slowly recovering bi* strength. A woman nnmed Koehler die.I last week Is is stated that 10,030 people have died at New YoTk, lu wbo*e houv*. a lying-in Phu Hi BrooklynPhiladelphia 5, xmiiaaetphta 5, Brooklyn Brooklyn 15; 15; at at Cbicauo Chicago I » PR,‘t ,wo nfb«'tl>» in the province of hospital, more than2,030illegitimate chil­ Cleveland 4, Chicago J2; J‘; at al Cincinnati— £o°chow» Chiun, lufiuenai being respons- dren had been born, only one of whom J> ‘t^u.rg 5, Cincinnati 10. Pittaburg j fb,e for mo,t of tb® deaths. bad died. She said the mothers were DETROIT, Mich., May 12.—The Toledo Awcl.tlon: At Boeton—Ciuclnaati 1, ' Mt*. Kara Pl-r. «U. o’ Col. C. K Pi.r, nearly all domestic servants and tbe fath­ viucinnfcw ,, . --------------------- --------- w. ... * .«, Ann Arbor and Northern Michigan rail­ Hoston ?<■ nt nf £h Pl. illuJel il I pbia L- —Columbus it a . _7, , ot Milwaukee, ......i . a.ba* ,been appointed - . . court. ers police men. road has been obliged to abandon all at­ a w ,Cu Rt W“b,n«to<» City—Sc. Louis comiAlA*;oner. and la probably tbe only Elias Kbatui, nn intelligent Syrian, tempts to run----cars ..w... north v. ot .uo the x>n*rc Clare j *i 'va'hiugton 8; al Baltimore—Ixiuls- woman boldtug that office in the United after studying the stomach of thu silk ----,---------------couuty line ou ac.couut ot tho forest flrex TUIe *’ “tiwUWro fr-twclvo innings. States. worm, claims to bo able to produce silk A freight train and crew had a narrow es-> Chicago, May b—Following arc the' It is hinted that Rev. Dr. Miner, retir- without tbe worm, directly from tho cape from cremation yesterday morning. ?corw‘ on ball field titade by National Ing from forty-three year^' pastorate o» leave* and twlg« of the mulberry tree. rru_ lies in ------------.. . [league The many places were so .budlr , . , to । ms: Al Cincinnati—Pittsburg the Second Universalht church nt Bos- He proposes to try his plan in Georgia. nUat?,2’ 4ftt ntfcr°oklyn —vPbiladelAlthough tbe 1 testimony against oxburned that the ralb spread when the \i nhh* I? 7 BXkhn h, . v v ton, may become managing editor of The train went over them. When near Moon's I. nhia Jk»*lo^3; 7 Rrarati... S’Chl^^Cfovetaud* 4. nl Boston—New 'chb York Borton Traveller. Treosurer Noland of Missouri, in his trial for stealing >80,000 from the state, was al­ « jro a * ------~*siding one of the cars in the center of the ' cago 8. ' ’ • ui' I| The people of Vancouver, B. C., are demost nil against him, lhe jury couldn't XuneiaUsn.ikn.tn. „ , . . ’mending the recall of United States Contrain was derailed nnd Hie train crew ‘ agree and was dlschnrged Saturday nt were obliged to abandon the rear part of < aXX ,PL11ITpTrA’"" ra iu .unj ..mi. th. Jefferson City. • Ifc J Wrahta.tonlw^Z"ui* , "T‘ u L‘‘7“ ™ .. tbe train. Before they reached Farwell Rabbi Sbultlni Jaffer, of SL Louis, has nuothar derailment occurred, and thia 14, Washington 2. 1 Herman Raster, tbe note*! Garmin edi-. been competing with the courts in thedivorce business, and divorcing couples for tiqjc all but three of tbe train of eighteen vuiuauu, .uaj w.— me National league whertfhi much less than it costsiu court car* were left to their fate. Three of the •* i VIJ Pr-Mew Solur, oi I-ruu. I, In train men h:ul badly blistered faces. Two masked meu boarded a Santa Fe ball yesterday: ----- Al CMeaao—Cleveland Washington City to negotiate a reciprdc* train thirty miles north of Guthrie, L T., —New York Saturday and “held up” the passengers, Tte..,— v— v —u 7, . Uy troaly wlU| the uujtod States. The wind shifted Sunday night and 12, Chicago 14; nt Boston drove the fire into Nckvaygo, Mecosta and Boston 0; nt Cincinnati—Pktaharg fl. Cm-1I The United States senate committee on getting about >100. Ocean counties. Cook’s Station Aud Bar­ dnuali 3; nt Brooklyn—ITiiladelphia 10. । finance will prepare n tabulated stateThe New Orleans authorities are so in- ' the charge* nf Consul Corio that ton have not been heard from, nnd are Brooklyn 12, I uu-ut showing the effect of 'the McKinley ,ceiled ------- -----at-------------------------7 supposed to bodestro^-cd. Everything lu Ateoclatlon: At Washington City- lull on market prices. It Is now at New I' they wiii wlH dcuiuuu ‘l«maud hi* his recalL recall. Lilly, Park City, nhd Olla has been XX ashlngton 5, St. Ixiuis tt>; nt Borton- York making an'iuvestigation. Senator Cuilom 1is reported to have said e .-/'-si burned Three villages haven popula­ Boston b, Cincinnati?; nt Baltimoreot tho New Orleans grand jury report: Investigation has not disclosed any evition of 300 each. West Troy, n few miles Louisville 5, Baltimore 10; at Philadel­ de’nce of ‘crime In the ca e ot’thv death at ; ‘lonot remember having rend a document north of Utia, tuts been environed by Are phia-Athjetio 4. Columbus 15. Denver of Mrs. Barnaby, of Providence, so full of humiliation to the good citlseu* since early yesterday itoruiug, and Is supLeague tccorda Suture!ay: At Chicago R. 1. of this country.” yST'Kii • The toul lo. by lhe fi™ In the lumber Grand Grand Rnplda at rent car lines are tied len-p;,lUd >“"l«s • t Brook-j yer.li nt Iran, 1,1,m.l City. N Y..1 up, »P. the !'»employes ’ having struck against “"SSuuS r“! 0,“bt “ ,MWM* >“n1' an ironclad agreement to work as Where Nivarna mil Fremont on the Flint and Pcre M^rqii^tte road one? many hours ns the bosses deem necessary, A VkPrlufiAn ,. _ .... . 4 . ... a . 1 Assoeiatian Saturday: At Boston- - «m .. stood I-. nothing now but u pile of ashes. CluelmuU A Bo.iou I; m ItalilmoraT1'? crown! ”«<4 nroiblnUU. and to be responsible for damages resultThu- village of Lake has not been heard luillmow !«. Loubvllta « «c Wubln,. । which is In.......... session at Pittsburg, by a vote irg from accidents. . ....................................................... Elin Lntuu. 17'year* old, ot Binning* from since its last appeal for help Sun­ i of 83 to 24 refuses to admit negroes to ton City — Wushiugtou 10, St. Louis 8; at ham, Conn., stepped ou a garden rake, day. Seas of flro arts sweeping through i memb.-rship. ' , the woods near Itell Cloud, Newaygo Philadelphia—Athletics 4, Columbus 0. 1 Civil war lias broken out in Costa Rica, one prong ot which pierced her toe. The C imcago , May 12. — Following are the . wound healed, but Inter grew sore, and county, while more than two miles away ' and the country is under martial law. made yesterday—League: 1 now she has the lockjaw. across the state the little hamlet of Tiut baseball records It is saiu said mat that naisi-r Kaiser Wilhelm ot tier Ger-­ ,, , . V.. . ' at nuaeimot There Is a ,7 flnnucial, crbOs nt Lisbon, is in a gulf of flame. The latest news At Itao-BMK !. C-ilngo S; u Cm- nrany will vWl !b» chlraso WotM’k ftUr. from Traverse City it to the effect that Hon.tt-Bnrakljn -. CMnnatl S; «t Prlnre.. Uralrio, m-.v be raid’o bed.- r°nnK”1 FrUV 1,1,1 roWnl., k’.iil the entire population i» out fighting fire. Millions of logs are burning all over the M J2Jili,.atmr5AtWH W’ P r A I The o«rt‘«n« of the in.urgvuta in Chili ' silver, ©ne man had to carry away 113. but) in tbe metal.* It weighed about 100 center of the state -and nt last reports Os- _ Aiwociation. At Baltimore—St, Louis 4, I have by Bnlma terhout and Fox’s 8250]000' plant mid lum­ Baltimore 8; at Philadelphia—Athletic 14, pounds. Cedn. ber yard was on fire. tn- । . . , , ., Tbe price of silver at Washington City IxiuNville 2; nt Bo-ton —B >rtou 7, Coluni- , mural. <XM1 mlura proJiuM 1S.SH.M Mood.tv w„ »>.«! U UM1 per bus 4; at Washington’ City j—Washington r™a during Ik, yu.rnuJmg July „ntl „t lh,„ th, trv„urr RAN INTO A FURNACE. 12, Cincinnati 4. 11.. * . . I bought 5*13.500 ounces. Fire lighters In itens.ylvani* Have a AT SCHWEINFURTH’S 4*HEAVEN.'’ Fearful Experiucr. , ----- — ? Dodge, la., capital foU.I Keating Summit, Pa., May 13.—Ou 1 x,lino,» LegUtatore Vi»it the Maa Whoi e txed to begin business. The miners’ strike threateus to cause n Sunday, while the foaest fire was raging 1 Claims To Be ( hri»u t The Tbe American ^Ulerjcao Medical Mcdic-il association association coal famine in Iow.u intensely, a work truiti on the ^Sinnem i- !KoCKFonti. 111*., May 11.—A party ol , c|(nc,i ft, nnuual inkling at Washington Secretary of tbe Interior Noble is at St. read! in charge cf lcKisll‘tor'4 risited Schweinfurth, the J city Friday. Dr. Marcy, of Boston, was ]honing Valley Lou la , Supcrluumfeut B»4|p-,. .lib .evenly ’ “ bl. inau.lon nrarburu. Theli' elraud pvMlteh xoaugvr, who seventy : . ■ William Hill asked Herbert Ga;l to pay •oupcriuieuueui. - .'era,.0.1- on. ot- town .nJ- ’ "omlog VV.W inlirin.lell w» ’xra. ■ te.P.Le<l niul .ml evrartbloj 1|_ So’heblxly TllUrS‘l«y tllgllt Stol? tilC Lim a debt ot 50 cent* at SL Loifi* Sun­ jmra. on -lra.nl, . . . . _ H,i in' Iw.ww T.n. : was nn on ■dresa left grave — pa*— j: fl->r..l ■ . mementoes ,,, , , on. the • F i of . Dr. , dav. day."' Hf-rlM-rt. Herbert, however, wn* wns tcmnorarilv temporarily 'up Into the woods to fl^ht the flames. crowd I Cronin, nt Chicago, by the friends of tho ■ embarrassed and replied with n terrific 1The train proceeded abput fivemiiles from . > inurtii-rnil ninn Mnntlnv lit*'. from Rockford murdered man Monday last. blow, and then Brew a knife and cut Hill Austin into the heart of the forest, when Plans and elevations for machinery hall was present nnd in seven places. Hill will die. Gail is jintense heat and bliudiing smoke put an have Leeu submitted to lhe World's fair when tbe pretend­ (eud co its further progiesi. An attempt directory. The dlmensious of this build­ A tire at Plnuo, Ills., destroyed 830,030 ,was mado to reverse the course of tho train er began his serv­ ing will be 830 by 300 feet. worth of property. . ices nt noon he bad and retreat, but it was loo late. Tbe Tbe house -of B. F. McCormack, a C. J. Beattie, an attorney of Chicago, train was overtaken caught fire. Grape Creek miner, living near Danville, ‘ Contrary to bi> Ills., who is opposed to the minors' was Monday disbarred from practicing as au attorney by the supreme court. Al! bands jumped from the cars and tu'tolu i>® preach- strike, was fired by inceudiarles Thursday Tbe Lumber Trade association of New sought safety in a creek} that flowed near eil from ni n n u - uigbL York has declared a boycott against all by. Tbe water of the creek was boiling /'jgSPy .script. He spoke A family named Glabn was evicted at builders who employ union laborers. This hob and all tbe men were severely scald­ ’ f°r nearly three New York Thursday while a daughter action is in retaliation for a boycott de­ Superintendent Badger was over­ ।ed. hours. When the aged 9 was dying of scarlet fever. Tbe clared by the union men on three of the taken by tho flames while running, aud ■csrwxiKFUKTa. leghhtlve party health officers ordered the family rein­ mepjbeni of tbe lumber association. was burned to death. His charred re­ arrived Schweiuiurih did not puasa ia his stated. r . Tbe body of a man, thought to have Others are discourse. After he finished his haran­ .mains were found yesterday. Professor Julius E’ Hillnnl, late -super­ Iknisslng. Last night the 'fire was under gue upon the necessity for a perfect life intendent of Coast Survey, died at Wash. ­ I been a sailor, was washed ashore from the -.control. Thirty persona were badly in­ 1 lake at Jackson pirk, Chicago, Sunday j and that belief lu him furnished tbeonly ington City Friday. ?, . 1( niguu night. The ih police think the man was .jured, fifteen of them seriously. It is im­ hope for this perfection, a number of his Forest fires are raging on the Michi^au 1, niurucru " • . possible to get the names of the injured, followers spoke at great length. Aftei peninsula. At Fotyst River tho damage is i ' ,or to approximate tbe loss. The Bjlding Motor and Mtnufactur Ing tbe services Schweinfurtb invited the leg­ estimated nt >125,000. j company, of Chicago, made an assignislators to dinner, after which they were Door wortr, WU., b-'Urf « !»■«•» ! “ FULdi,.' TtallrtlKu- Others Blistered—Devastation In the Oil Fields. ^raruT^mMuJT' ' -... ii ► iiortii. range seven .• । « <■*! forty nine rods and ■ , ' < *l*. theme north , >ii:-... ■ m*t bwty-n'ne (inland I n*i*. thence south - ■ •* ■'.<• j iare ot beginning, conau ot said land to be sold ■ .b>e. right of cower therein. :> iirsi Administrator. M-iltiiiAGE SAl.gr ! m-cn 1. tn tin- condition* . ji.iow’ge made by Ira F. • < . Ahlric’ to Samuel Carson :i.1. A. D. iSft;. and recorded 1 :!>•■ UcmMer of Deeds, tor the *rn; Suite of Michigan, on the, •• ■‘i-r. a. D twe, mliberktof morl* • • urn' .bteh*ald mortgage wu* ttav ot March, t-.'i. :.!*»tgned to ; and duly recorded April yr '.d K-itii-tcr of Deedsfn and ■.ty. Midi, in Uber ol mort’■! n- ml it mis further express­ ?.. ii inortgag* that should there ■...t il t titymcni of the Interest i. . ;.d any day when the same i-.ie. I'a- oble am! should the samoi 1 ..’1'1 iu arrears for thr space oL • r principal on said mortgage -nt 6.m opt'mi- ot the mortgagee, !••:. .'II the-ecomi duyofOcto•, --1 .ml on tin-second day ot : - MJ not having lieen paid - r.-.n^ remained unpaid until •r xd option said mortgagee now u f'- of said mortgage due aud •■lit in mortgage there i* claimed tiir date ot '.hi* notice tbe sum of - i -•i.-.u «evru dollar* and sixty­ . .1-. aitoniry * fee ot twenty-five ■I’-.l for iu said mortgage, and no ■ .. lav.- Ii,:vnig bcm in*ti••erdhe moneys secured by said intuirt thereof. •tore, by virtue of the power iruii.-d In said itiprtijage. and i» -: h '.-ase made and provided, 1 mren that on Saturday.the 11th A D . im»1. a: ten o'clock tn i *t-li al public auction to the ......... ai,the north front door of the Barr*' • i-.rt House lafXr CJtv ot Hart ' t ie place *li>ra thr Circuit • • . ! • •: P.am ■ ••iiutjns lusidenj. tee premises 1 *... •tuage. or so much thereof •ar* lo pay the amount due on nUb ««‘»cti per cent intarert, •1 together with an rttoro^'s • ’ ■' ‘ 1 8*r dofiar* corenantrd for :t. • . tiM-.-r, being deseribwi in said ■ i- . that certain pteee or parcel ot '. drMTibed a* follows: To-wtt: , ' .'t • of the southwest quarter . -r two («j town one ft) north r*-’ Harry e-ounty. Mlcbtgaa. . yiummr-ictity acres of tand be the same •*" 1 GOLD Pittsburg. Pa.. May 12.—The forest fires iu Cattaraugus county have de­ stroyed for tbe Allegheny Lumber com­ 1 pany about 20,000,000 feet of lumber and between 15,003 and 20,000 corda of bark. This will be a money loss of between ,>150,000 and >300,000 with no Insurance. A ' train on the Allegheny and Kinzua rail­ way bail a fearful race Sunday between Red House and Prenek’s station. Con­ 1ductor Bump saw tbe fire-wave coming, ;its roar having been heard for some time. It wm chasing the train. Tha conductor 1sigua!-*d his engineer to put on steam and run away from tbe Are. Had to Back Out. But although the engineer got up a :speed of thirty-flve miles and hour, he ,could not run away from the fiery wave, but it gainer! on him »c rapidly that in a few minutes tbe bead of tbo wave had caught up with the train and passed It like a flash. Conductor Bump had the engine reversed as quickly as possible, Sawuei. It. Wn.EiitoN. and tbe train was started back at its Assignee of Mortgagee. < :."Vk, Attorneys for Assignee. greatest speed to escape from the fierce nni .»Kh, irot. ___ __________ .; furnace. The flames swept by not more MZDALTwhs,* 1878. than twenty-five feet from the track aud the beat was terrible. W. Baker & Co.’s ^Breakfast Cocoa from which the excess of |J H |];V4taoZutety Pure and it Soluble, No Chemicals used in preparation. It has more three times tbe strength of Cocoa mixed with Starch, Arrowroot or ®ufar» ^d is therefore far more econ°Micul, costing less than one cent a a'p- It is delicious, nourishing, sGtngihvning, easily DIGMTZD. and admirably adapted for invalids iW for persons iu health. Sold by Crooe'rs everywhere. W. BAKER & co, Dsitassisr, Um. BE MUCH >No more priest*, regnrdles* of the BLx of this! shown over the elegantly furnished house and introduced to tbe “angels.” The party went away ImptSMSd at least with Schweinfurth’a astuteness and money­ getting capacity. woorai. who d.lm. <o l» IM yrara old. ... Rev. Philip Brooks has written a letter, I >boot tb> tamll OlrtHw.U.tak.tb. prorWoo. o( tb. 1., .u- 1... . . , Eight per-ous were killed an.l twentyA Urs. ra.uor.ra. urn o.er > l.rs< . , j b .xplotion on lb. section of Texas Thuraday eveuiug. It | . * — . r.. . . . steamer Tancarville, in the harbor of burst with a deafeaulng noise. Newport, England, Monday. Tho vessel Tbe prisoners iu the city jail at Atchi was a tank steamer, carrying coal oil in Sax FliAXCisco, Cal, May 12 -The fact son became so interested in a discussion bulk, and the explosion was caused by is no longer concealed even in the official of the scriptures that they came to blows. tbe gases in the hold. ' navy circles, that tbo swift cruiser Char­ Tbe Massachusetts state boardot health Secretary Blaine is suflbriux from au leston is now off in hot chase after tbe reports seventeen deaths from hydrophobia acute attack ot indigestion at New York, Chilian transport Itata, which left San the past year, the highest number ever re but his physicians say be is no danger and will soon be entirely recovered. Deigo last Wednesday while under arrest corded. and carried off a deputy ot tbe United Clara Peng, a young lady living on THE MARKETS. Sedgwick street, Chicago, wm burned tc States marshal. Tho Chilian cruiser Esmeralda is bslisved to ba lying off death Friday by an alcohol bandage tak­ Chicago. Cape San Lucas, which is the southern­ ing fire. Chicago, May 11. most point of land in Lower California, Tbe Spring Garden National Bank, of Following were tho Quotations on the board awaiting the supplies carried by the Ita­ Philadelphia, has closed its doors. : ta. The sea run to that point is about The New York Herald has noruited Jas. j 700 miles. G. Blaine as its presidential candidate. Her Orders Are Explicit. Tbe treasury Friday bought 414,000 4uw Itata being heavily --------- - -------------Tbe loaded,- al­ ounces of silver at from $0,981 to >0.984 per July, opened aud closed teKr: August, opened clos’d 574AC- Data -No. 2 May. opened . tijOUgh reputed a fast graft, il is estimated ounce.' clm»d 50c; July, oja-ued 45c. r osed 45Uc; Sep­ i that fihe caunot exceed six or eight knots The Milwaukee boss stonecuttera yield­ tember. ojieued 34hir, closed 343*0. Pork­ > BQ houri muq tij0 Charleston, which loft ed to the strikers Friday, granting them May. opened —. cloeed 111.52*4: July, opened JjaD pedro yeaterdny morning, is thought tll.SU clo*el til 72y<: September, opened certain to overtake her or reach San Lu­ >i a pay. ttt.lU closed tUm Lard-May, opened -, Barnett Bros., of Lakeshle, Mich., neat cas in ad vanceof the transport. If uot found dosed Muskegon, lost 2,000,000 feet of lumber by tbe Charleston will .proceed direct Live stock-FoUow'.ng'were tbe price* at the The run out of tbe terrible district was there ----------------------Union Stock yardx: Hogs-Market rather • 1 ■-*- -rill be the first port fire Friday. made in a few minutes, but not without to Acapulco, which will b« Tbe legislature of Connecticut having slow Siad weak; buyers ba-<kward. prices 10d» •much suffering among tbe mon on the Bt which any further intelligence can be trara. Th. .4 iurar .ml ilramro Uy l>« rarahvrt. Era. chough ch. rote*, failed to make an appropriation for th* 15.- lower: sa‘t» raugod at f28034.«l i»tea. >4.® ©*.ll(> light, J4.^4.<5 rough packing. >4.to© in tbe cab, and the other trainmen proa-: meralda is met as the convoy of the itata State Insane a«ylum. Governor Bulkely 5.O) mixed, and H-OHSAOS heavy packing and trated themselves face down on tbe car*. |t M understood that tM orders of the has pledged himself to furnish the fund? shipping lots. Conductor Bump was severely burned. Charleston are explicit ou the polut of necessary. , Cattle - Market dull and weak; local buyers Tbe hospitals of London are b?Conih>p land shippers rather slow to purchase; quoteand one of his men had his clothing ! capture, and if the Itata, is a.ghte«l UH crowded with patients suffering with 'dons ranged at tG.759.0.50 for choice to fancy burned off In several places, and his flesh ; believed certain that there will be a fig inflnenza. All the clerks of tbe bou*e ■hipping st sere >5.iMi45.7U good u> cboic j do. was frightfully blistered { or capture, or both. do. 13.50 (4^5 of commons save one aie suffering from f4.3Uft4.90 common to fair butcbcni’ steers. rtsckere S3.0J® lhe epidemic. Lowe. IB th. OH Beglo»| Mlch. May 12 -Z. Bigelow, 5.25 Texans. ‘3 40tl* 3) fovdoru, H.HJ&4 OOcowa, Cardinal Tascbereau, of Quebec, has re­ 11.SJQ3to bulla, aud U50M80 Meal calves. W.URIX, P*.. ra^'Clark E. Slubble and Sherwood Clark ceived from tbe bisbop of Carcassonne a Sheep—Demand rather active and prices ruled bare been ramus In Ibia w.r, killed Bunday nlghi by a colll.ion relic of 1-abonne Ste. Anne in tbe shnpa of ateady. Quotations ranged at >4.7540.70 wtat Saturday afternoon. High wind, Sunday b |n , |ot „t between a freight train and a lot .ot cars a bouu of one of tbo bauds of the mother erm. 15.ul>iiA75 natives, and fa.oaa7.5U lambs fanned the flames, nnd np to noon yester- loaded with logs. Twelve others were in­ of tbe blessed Virgin Mary. Produce: Butter—Fancy separator. S7o per dap the destroyed property wastaa fol­ jured. tbe moat seriou* ca*es being tbote A few dnys.ago it wns telegraphed from lb; dairi-s fancy fresh. SkaS5c; packing lows: Six oil rigs of Brown- & Keegan; it Charles Wallin* badly brn^ *nd , Europe &u.vpe that W. W. Jacques, ........ — ­ stock, fresh. 15®17c. Eggs-Southern stock. an ---AmeriHe per dox; northern. 14c. Live poultry forty-eight rigs of A. J. Thomson, to­ head smashed; Amo» Pickst, breaat. injm-1 bad been mobbed al Florence, Italy, —Old chic<:mte. lhe per lb; spring, fl.50a8.tn gether with pump station and five oil ed- O. P- Farrell, shoulder badly stnasbed । Bu expression of feeling over tba New adox: roost ere 5^6^; turkeys, mixed. 9c; tanks, one 600 barrels and four 250 barrels; and dangerous scalp wounds; C. Hunt- j Qrie«nB ulaughter. It proves that Mr. E.H. OalOc; geese. f3.tna5.0D JMT ik’L P>two rigs of Morek & Boyer; three rigs of ingtou, back injured; Frjguk Hartford, j jMCqUee Inadvertently drove into a melee tatoes—Rose. 75j83cper bn; Hebron. WClWc; & H. Briggs; R. R. Armor lost eight spine injured; Auguaus Rider, bead and ( between the police and some rioters who Peerless. HiftftJc: Burljsnks. f l.OOaiJW; mixed, 7T..1S.V-. Strawberries-Tennessee, poor to rigs, together with pump station and two leg badly Injured; James Wibon. severely ■ were stoningjhe officials. 250-barrel tanks; F. P. Hue lost tw*]" bruised. AH are re»id'-ute ot this place. ^fae following national bank* were Bat­ fair, I1.S03X1U; good. »3J&a2to per rt-qt cms: MimtanpiA poor to fair, fl.tuai 75 pcrM-qt rigs; Best & Cable sixteen. Miuland Oil ------------------- -TT* | urday authorised to begin business: Hide company six, and Allen, Higgins & Co, Great D.msuil for D,«»fc I and Leather National bank of New York. CaS;oom cornnr1, 4HU«fe P®r lb; whisk two. Property owners are paying ’ Washington CtTY, May D — a*»', ^piul f500.000; Commercial National brush. .va!Wc; green, self-working. per hour for men to fight tbe fire. -1“® maud for dimes upon the United states of Hj„h Point, N. C., capital >50,000; inddo and oorem. »«>7c; common bruah, SM fires are thought to’be nearly under oon- treasury i> m> pre-'* that It can not be Trad-rs’ National bank of Clarksburg, crooked. a©3H^;ry IB "V UIV." -- ----.... a»»Uka ....w.ra..— —.... trol. Tbe loss will be 000.000. Withia the the past past ten ten on days met. Withia » >174*000 in w Vs., capital ftO.OOO. . . . :_ — I —and n.l erorders —elmwu rOF ....... . ditne« ha» shipped. for William anda .Irwin Doncan, brothers, ....... _ ___ —- »..tr>>i.e t,* 11-* fl.It'llattempted to cross a track-near Cincin­ Rapid Cmr. & D., May W.-JMay, do Jaly. >1<J7«; Augurt, J1XMM. nati Saturday and both were instantly Dawns, of Cleveland, O., has spent sev­ r 2O»y IX—*uu killed by t* train. They were residents of Washington Citt. May >2. Tbe Ital­ eral weeks in tbe vicinity ot Harney Peak Orleans, 1; it L is under under- ( n,on, j, on foot among Roman Cntboand the tin district. He is working up a ian consul at Now Orlon..-, an erica io .uc 1™;,= ---------.------- ----- ——.--------------- — large deal in tin mines aggregating stood, baa boeu recntled by his gavegu- I lies in America to unvu have the pope appoint , ] about IKM',000. He is suppoeed to repre­ meut. and tbo d“l'e,4?f b?U* c^iul1 « bishop, of tbe same nation, as ths emb | «** L*rd-Qutot, Jriy. *8.*; Aaguat. sent tbe Standard Oil company. There “ <’oiue other poinL* I 8rBCtB who annUBl,y’ 1**re E°«»P« toe tb® • *74B‘ ■ - ' ■ - >------- 4ul. nnw TinUcX THE CHArttESTON IN CHASE. THE •• COLCHESTER " BI BBER CO. “ADHESIVE COUNTERS. G. G. SPAULDING, HASTINGS. ■■ Prof. I. HUBERT'S Malvina cream ■■■ For HrsnUfrlnK the Comptexton. “I Prof. MWim. TOUKDO. OHIO. . } pioDATE ORDER. State of MiehiK iii. County of Barry-M^ At n session! of the Probate Court for tlie County ot Barn-, iiuldeu al tbe Probate Office, hi the city of IHastinxs. in s»l<l county, on . Monday, the fib 4*y of Muv, In the year one thousand eight hundred atai ninety one. Present, Chafas JV. AnnsDonf, Judge ot 5 ’tn'tbe matidr of the estate of Banna!* QiEU-keiibusl.', drceasei!. __ . • Ou rcadlug .uid filing the petition, duly veri­ fied. ot Charles W. Jordan, adininistnrtorjg Mid estate prayinx tw reasons th-relnset forth, that he may be’llccuaed to sell the realestato of said deceased!In said petition described. ed. and all otiiTO |kersous interested In saidestate, atu re<i>»tred to appear at *i»«**'**“ said court, ttienlo be Holden at tbe Prooatt> office, tn tbe city <’> HaSttogs. In am! show rauM-.|lf auy there t>e. why the prayer ot the iietltt" :1T may not be granted. Ana It Is further ordered, that Mid petitioner give notice to lhe persons Interested iu said^estate, of the pendem y lot iaM petition, ami the barhi- thereof by causing a copy of this order to be puulMiisI In thF Hasting. Uax.xkix * ««* paper printed and circulated In said ^ounlJ_I" ham one? In lach wrsk t .r tare.. 1 • weeks prer.o x»A> -.mil day nf beartaz, t HAauai w. auxstroxo. . , | Judge of Probate^ [A true copy.] ' ('riAXCERY 8A1.IL , ■ In pursuance «< and by virtue of an order and decree of tbo cinrult court for the CoxiirvTjr Barry, luclmneeH. tn the Kate of Hlchfinrn. made and dated on tbe fourteenth dav of November. A. D.I1830.in aerrtaln cause there­ in pending, wberriu Nidiols. Sln-pard & Co., a corporation organized and doing business under the law* of the Htate of Michigan are complain­ ants. and Francis Walbert. George B. Griffith and Melissa Walliert are defendant*. Notice la hereby given that I shall sell at public uuctioa, to the highest btcMer. on Saturday, the twen­ tieth day of June. A. D. infu. at ten o'clock tn the forenom, at the north front door of the court house tn IbeiClty ol Hastings. County of Barry and State of Michigan, said court bouse being the plaee for holding thr circuit court for said county of Ham. ti»e following described property to wit: All Unit certain plrc»- or pari cel of land situate and being In the Township of Yankee Springs, County of Barry and State of Michigan, and de*critH-d as follows to-wit: The north east fraftlanai quarter of the south east fractional bnfrteroi section twenty, town three north, range (ten west, containing thlrtyeight and on«- hnlf acres ot land more or less. Dated. Hastli.gs.iMlcn.. May Sth. 1M1. I Auixxo E. HexAirroN, Circuit Conrt Commissioner, Barry Co. Mich. 8TVAUT, K.vaj-»F.n& Wurn, roticitors for Complainants. - I’KdB&TE ORDER. St ite of Michigan.bounty »f Barry-ss. Al a session of the Probate Court for tbe Couuty of Barry, iicdilen at tbe I’robatc Office tn tlie city ot Ha* tlnrs.. In said county, on Tues­ day. the Hist dav nt April, In tbe year one thousand eight hundred and ninety one. Present, Charles. W. Armstrong. Judge of In the matter of the estate of Cortez P. PendlU, deceased. . i l On reading and filing the petition duly verified of A-xnes C. PendlU, widow dOald deceased, praving that a certain Instrument no* on Die In this Court purporting to be the last will and tiMtamcnt of said deceased may be admitted to probate and that adtoiulstratlon of said estate may be granted to James M. Cadwallader, the rxeentor named In said will or to some other suitable person. Thereupon tt Is cq-dered. that Friday, the 15th dav of May. A. I). 1891. al Hen o'clock In the forenoon, be assigned for the bearing of sntd |>etltlon. and tlutt the heirs at law of said deceased and nil other fw-nkons Interested in said estate, are required to appear at a session ot said court then to bn holdcn at the Probate Office, In the city of Hastings, in said county, and show cause. If any there be, why tbe prayer of tbe petitioner may not be granted. And ft to further ordered, that said petitioner give notice to the person* interested in said estate, of the pendency ot said potI lion, and the hearing thereof by causing a copy of this order to be published in tlie Hasting* BANNER, a newspa>dr printed and elrcitiated in said county of larry, once in each week for three successive weeks previous t<» sah| <b»y of hearing. CilAHUtB W. AUNSTKONG. (Atrueeopy.1 Judge of Probate. PRORATE ORDER. ia the matterof tbe estate of Susan T. War.ner, deceas'd. On reading and Minx the petition, duly verined, of Cle.nent Smith for Eurene Hartborn and Hiram M. Chase, creditors of said deosaed. praying that hrth Chapman, the exettrtor tX said deceased, may be required to file bls ac­ count u such aud pay the debts and legacies <« said dec-use.'., and that an order be entered allowing tbe t«jtlti<mers lo commence an action on the bond of said executor. Themnwn it Is,ordered, that Tuesday, Che 30th day of June; A. D. JW1. >t W o'clock in tbe forenoon, be assigned tor the hearing of said petition, and that the nelrs at law at said deceased and all oilier persons Interested In- said esttto. city of Hastings in saW county and show cause, if any there be. why the prayer ot tbe peti­ tioner may uot be granted. And It is further ordered that said petitioner _ — ...._ _. . . raw I,. <eld paper printed and circulated in said C Barry ot;ce In each week for three ro bO YOU TAKE THE TELEQSWm «hy non �'................ _ Q /JSL. visit to our beautfnl little city. Mr. Fred Miller, in behalf of tbe Catholic* of this parish nnd the class confirmed, thanked ■otlretbat among tbe members of him tor his kind words and good teaching. tehijran bo»*c of rcprer*cntatjve!i who Thin all who deaired were given the op­ ••Nor on the proposldo” r,,r portunity to meet ahd shake hands with tv to appropriate 830.000 for the enthe bishop. the G- A. R. the national ^npment at l*«relt WM reprcseutatlye Two Fino Stallion*. iowen of this Bounty. Mr. Bowen will >ver have another chance to mb'represent Frank Brown and Ctovalana. (any eotinty In tbe legiriatuye of this ADDITIONAL local. Tbo attention of those who desire to raise fine hones (or their own use or for the markeL such as are always sought by FoUawing are tbe real estate transfers buyers, is directed to the two fine stallions, f the week ending May ll. 1891, as Frank Brown and Cleveland, owned by N. iken from the books In the register’s office: T. Parker, and which will irate the a.«as< n at the Hastings house barn. For the pur­ f. aj«w «» b »• »•«•; **7 pose of giving our readers a better Idea < f these valuable animals, we append u few Harriwt C. Turner to A. B. Jessup; parcel c facts relating to them. _m17 OrauxevlUe. SWFRANK BHOWN. Ivvl CheeMuan lo Bmily Chcesman; CM »*e Register number 3887, bay stallion sired 5 Map)-Grove.»l • J B. l*ooiey loG. W. and Celestin Rooker: by Florida, dam Mary Clark. Second voa see w, dam Brook’s mare, by Long island Black­ hawk (24). Florid* by Rysdylt’s Hiinible^SrettsKsrt to* R. C. Norton: »a sec 19. tonijin (10). Dam Florida Hard, by Vol­ ’wa’rJbto 1’hlilp Holler; lot 36 Na»b- unteer (55). Frank Brown’s dam. Mary Clark, by StrlMbackto PhebeC. Murry; ttn sec Volunteer (55). Dam by Long island km Bprings. reth Gappy to Peter Ca ppy; lots 5 and o Blackhawk (24.) Frank Brown has three-fourths of his i Bgsjestou to Wm. H. Jenks; parcel city blood from 2:30 producing stock, ranking on an exact level, in this respect with Hsadershott to Lizzie M. Walter; w* lot Louis ^apoleon. Grand Sentinel, Jerome I sv lot w< dty. SJ.ooo Skdhnauto Wm. H- and Mary Skinner; Eddy and Jay Eye See. Old Hambletonlan, F. il. Miner: M the double grandsire oF Frank Brown, stands ahead ot all othqr sires of trotting , Phillip'S add. Nashvil'e. 83.000. horses, having thirty-seven in the 2:30 list And his son. Volunteer, the sire of tbe The following is tbe apportionment of granddam ot Frank Brown, has twentythe primary school interest fund for Barry three in that list, including Alley. 2:10. Bodine, 2:19W; Driver. 2:19}$: Gloster. 2:16; and St. Julien. 3:11 VThe speed-producing power of tl>e 11ambletonian blood has grandly asserted itself, whether the breeding has been in or out The mares ot tlie Hambletonlan 65 family have in the 2:30 list.......... * Of these the number by Hambletouian 31 sires is....................................................... 25 S Those ot the Mambrlno Chief family 5 have................................................................. S-'.l , 237.31i Of these the No. by Hambietonian MMOn •SW.Ufi’ sires is............................................................ 39 347.75 Kam} Those of the Henry Clay family have 50 Hg»U* 373 00I Of these the No. by Hambletonlan Hasting* twp 5M30> sires is................... ......................................... Martinet (3ty J Those qf tbe American Star family trying > have.................... ’..... 40 373 Johnstown 170.30’ Of these the No. by Hambietonian DMMSrilH •.Ml .Ml■! ‘ sires is........................................................... 85 Maple Grove 217.75 .■ ; Facts speak for tbe Hambletouian b’.oad ‘J00.M Rutland 471 k of which Frank Brown is a splendid repreThoruappir Woodlaud j sentntive. Terms: — To Insure, 820.00. 173.23 Yankee Spring 1 h ?! m 11 1 ijiiSaos Circuit Court The following are the cart’s disposed of at the present tenn ot court up to the time of going to preos:— The people vs. Burton, obtaityng prop­ erty under false pretenses; dismissed by death of defendant The people vs. Carrol Cutler, malicious injury to personal property; nolle pros. T|ic ]>cople vs. Jas. ami Wm. Colllsou and Clarence LeBartm. violating fish law; changed plea to guilty and fined 85 each. The people vs. John Eaton, larceny; plead gully. Tbe people vs. John Garrison, larceny: plead guilty. , The people vs. Clarence Pefinock and Geo. W. Kern, violating liquor law; plead guilty and, fined 825 each. The people vs. Jacob Odell, violating li­ quor law; nolle pros. The people vs. Henry Dietl, violating liquor law; plead guilty and fined 825. The people vs. John Damouth, violating liquor law; guilty and lined S'.o. The people vs. Joel lAeMoud. obstruc­ ting railroad; not guilty. . Chas. B. McDermott vs. unknown heirs >f Matthew Broughton, deceased, bill to remove cloud from title; decree. Chas. A. vs. Anna M. Austin, divorce; Sarah J. vs. Frank E. Smith, divorce: Melissa Hallett vs. John Hallett, divorce: decree. Tbe case of Alexander Foster vs. Sam­ uel Marshall, assumpsit, now on trial. Friday morning last at BL Rose's church in this city a class of fifty-seven were con­ firmed. RL Bishop Foley, of Detroit, officiating. The exercises .were very im­ pressive, and of a most Interesting charac­ ter to those not familiar with them. The Bishop was assisted by two priests from Before the confirmation, the ( jBiabop delivered an able discourse, setting iortL Xiu* claims of tlie Catholic church to be lhe.»?WJrch ordained and established by Chri*L JT-< matter how much one might disagree,wRK the JHsbop none could fail to prnnoiHicv jrts dlseCurw t0 highly interMlinc. After U,r ,-raoc I*. BI«k'D tire clan. about to .’"d “n''r , polabr.r out the ortu and trmpw. * that would confront them lit their Jmiffla. through life, he exhorted there to be faithTDl Christians and to remember their obli­ gations to the visible church and its in vis­ . 'bte Head. He especially enjoined them W»8«i»U-ful ami thankfol that it was their high privilege to live in free America, where they were peniiittett to serve God recording to the dictates of their own con­ sciences His short address to Hie class was IvVrw'lcd to very emphatically imupon their minds duty tt> country as »wvl. as church. BirfmpWey is a representative of ” h_. Hot that U* 4**Ad** •* Catbolk ehureb differbere fromtjuto lhe 8ame charch luotherlan^K b»> raU„.T lt L, lhc Bright bay with black points: 10 bands high; weight, 1,250 lbs. This Ilambletonlan stallion was foaled May 23. 1882. Slrdd by Fred B. Hine (Standard. No. 1154) with a record of 2:37, has shown quarter in M, and full mile in 2:26; he by Florida (Standard, No. 82) the sire of Walnut, record £r20Xl Lottie, rec­ tal 2:24: and the Florida Chief (trial 2:21 ;< as a 5 year old): he by Rysdyk's Gamble-, Ionian (No. 10), tbe sire of Dexter, 2:17; Nellie, 3:18: Orange' Girl 2.”J0; and of thirty-seven trotters with records below 2:30. Fred B. Hine's dam was by Rysdyk's Hambletonlan. Florida’s dam was Florida Maid, by Volunteer, the sire of St. Julien, 2:11 h; Gloster 2:16: and of twenty-three trotters with records below 2:30. Cleveland’s dam was May Jennings, by Billy Morgan. Second dam. tbe Seth Cogswell mare, of Messenger descent Cleveland is unquestionably, as fine a stallion for his age as can be found in the country, and already give promise of being u very fast horse. Terms:—To insure. •10.00. Theron Aldrich has vacated room in the drug store building., and has moved into the bouse vacated by Brad Thompson. Thomas Kelly and wife visited his broth­ er-in-law, Manley Cottingdon, in Kalama­ zoo Sunday. Clare Aldrich and wife are the happy parents of a son bom on Ute 7th. Grand­ pa and grandma Ford, of Union City, visit­ ed him at an early hour thereafter. ■ G. W. Williams is erecting road fence cast of the Comers composed of pickets, wire and posts, adding much to the appear­ ance of his fine farm as also to the high­ way. Foreman Price expects to complete the task of sawing lumber here this week. They filled hn order of one .car lead and delived tbe same on board of car at Milo Saturday, for parties within your city to be manutactured there into furniture. Mrs. L. Policy had another slight stroke of paralysis one day last week, rendering her quite uncomfortable aud almost helpGeo. Jessup, a former resident of Orange­ ville, but for tbe past few years ar resident of California, made his numerous friends about the Corners a visit Sunday and Monday. Frank Moon, our new U. S. mall carrier for the next four years, entered upon the ties last week which Uncle Sam assigned rj*Jake H'jovner having sold out his Mw- . ’ime to Frank. I,n1Txpir7x * ■ and daughter Alice returni. i. । . . Union City Monday. uersuam Bush ami »»• . were ot hW brtuJ'■'"•'.•J. JM. Cadwallader and wif* over Sunw*-' He wtw** little, white haired, withered up old man, with a leather batten face peering over a scraggy fringe of chin whiskers. He Sat in a rear seat cf tbo last car of the Cape train, gaxing through molat eyes at a.Uttte shaver perched opposite. The conductor knew him, and stopped when he punched their ticket* to esk. “Where did you get tbe boy. Uncle Seth?" “He** Sairey’s,** replied tbe old man, chok­ ing a aob. “I never sot eyes on him afore a week ago ytaterday. Yer see, when S&irey run off an' merried a good fcr nothin' •camp, mother *n I kinder felt we wm BUbop Foley Ibal th* country should alm to up*** V* institutions. It Is a slg.uftcnMfact ,tiat thi» Americanism Is a . grc**S in tlie Catholic church. -And ir tt should be so. If nolltlcal MBd religions liberty and Catholicism can'bnt for any reason dwell logvlher. especfnBy in an en)lghtei»ed country like our own, 1: nest follow that Catholicism must suffer. For a few pe«i>« may be content tbe fu*t fur five years—sayin' she wuz Jo gel their religion from Rome: but never mighty low. Blud's thicker ’n water, an’ tlwir polities. Nor will they surrender J started fur town at ouct to bring her their Ixxltage at the behest of bishops, hum. But she wu» too fur gone—died th< priest* or popes. Therefore if the Catholic day I 'reached her. I found that leetle church would live and prosper in America, friler tb*r, an’ his mh’ble father wouldn't her clergy must not be unfriendly to det me bev him till I bought him—jes' like American Institutions, or Un? Catholic pui- he wuz a dnn:b beast. But I’d hev had pti s»d Catholic pews would be at serious him if I’d bed to mortgaged tbe place-be1* got Sairey’s eye*.”—Boston Traveller. In lhe errata, r reception was tender­ ed lo Bishop Foley at Union halt He THE BANNER 75 CENT/. that Cleans Most is Lenox If the frost of Monday night did not kill your fruit blossoms the insects will, unless you buy of Fred L. Heath London Purple, Paris Green, White Hellebore or Insect Powder, and feed it to them—the insects, not the trees. * Corammw Trotlment. Ko Mossy Rwiutrrf »T Hastings, Saturday, May 16,1891. ,<3 <1 ,,W-22S Due from banka In rreerva cities. Furniture and flJtnr7,” " • • UTm' Current expenses aud taxes paid Cheek* and cash items.................. .Nickles aud pennies................... ..................................................... u!” aid Na’iraii «»"»*£ Nv’»* 1X01 OT 5 ;.IO7 so Total ....................... . ........... • uranitiTiKM i',apftri »ux-k paid iu .............. lurpltrt fund ■■■■ ....... 4,01" Vndlrided prnfi’* ..................... commercial deposit*................. .............................................................. •i»ww » state of Mlrhicxn. cottnivof l'S’T5‘ jj**’ o ^Stocrlbed nnrt sworn t.. 11 «... iwi. , “A,aiK2ArT COXKKCT—Atte*l: Wm. H. Powr.iw I pjiir.tr T ( oujeove z Directors. CHXSTKB MKtWXH 1 ________ _ Dr. A. C. Fruth, Celebrated Surgeon and President J’KOBATE ORDER. Stale ot Michigan, county of itorrv-s’j. At a Jtotslon of tbe I'robate U>urt for the Countv ot Barry, lioldcu nl lhe I’robale J,>fi>re. i.,h.CUVUia.tin.. Ih«ua day. the 7lh day nt May. in lhe tear cm thousand right hundred and ulnety one. Present, Charles W. Armstrong, Judge or in the matter of the estate of J*m?> C Janita 'iTtriiwIcy. executor of said rstato, prays trial hib annual acwnnt heretofore n.ed maybe heard and allowed. . ThcreujHHi It Is ordered, that Friday, the 5th day of June. A. D. Iril. at ten o'clock In the lorrnoon be a««ixvrd for t be bearingo4: rata petition, and that the heire at law of raid de­ ceased and all otiier persons Interested In rata estate, are required to appear at»1 MMlmi of raw Court, then to be hold ou at the Probat* Office lu the UU) of Hastings, in said County, and show caese. ll any there be. why tae praver of the petitioner may not bv granted. And It w further ordered, that rata priliioticr give noilrc to the person* !ntere»tr»Lln said esime. of the peadency of said m nuslirconat and U>«- hearing thereof, by causing a coih of this order lo be published In the Harflni* Dannkb. • newspa­ per pi intod and circulated iu said l-ouuty of Barry once lu each a»jrk for tbree surteaslte weeks pre* lops to *nld day of heanUE. ClIAS. ". ARMSTRONG. IA true copv.l__________ Judge of Probate. Of the Fruth Medical and Surgical Institute, Permanently established and incorporated under the laws ot the state of HL. with a capital stock of 8100,000, for the > i-ntifi. ■nd successful treatment of all forms of Chronic and Sexual Disessi-s, Catarrh, Asthma Stomach. Kidney. Bladder. Nervous and Special Diseases of Mm and Women. Ably assisted by a full staff obemlnent physicians hmt etftgeons far every depart­ ment of mediciae nnd surgery. CMlarrhlCnrrd. Catarrhal aSMtowrfIL. n.pcrt.nt t<> totdlet. Many tadi'W are of upmlou thul lhe di-exM-i j»eeull *r to h* Dose, throb*, lung* *Dd »tomach. mx arc Incurablri By my new metticri of crcM- asthma. coh»umpik»n and dyyx-pti.-., menLwhleh b Tr fully treatod by lhe mad recent ead m-roiist metbod* •birti a vast htwplla! ezreHei»re h« piled, vvu need not stiller x bring death. All comm strictly eoufidenlial. Curable cases gu*r- proved worthy of confldcrce. We<j«>ii>Dob«. ler proof of sucresi ttoyi the IrMtiuonndi no fiiat th»Institute of thouvands bel|4r^ cxm-j. ib»t i)r. Fruth after years ot evrerienw ho* per­ fected the moat Infallible method of curing t Ital we restored to health and b>j>|>!ni-%. . drain In Urine. Nocturnal loraes, xvuieb cause aarnagr. Marrlasv. aixrrim Married persons pereo»a or youog men Dnj>alre»1 Memory. Weak *IrLtn'3M! y‘ control plat lug marriage, aware d Want ot Energy rrctnduro derllnn of the Man- waugmas. hiMot procreative ; o. . n. m.wiiron B Epilepsy «r Vttinwditvdy cured ovournea impoteney results. Thru, tarritto ril-^»r»lers trrstm-m. arising from ruinous uracriecd<’f youth. Wight- aud never falling Hcnpltat . Ing tbe mo*t radiant hopes, unfirtuig patient for K),lner _n,i niiuider of brilliant, intellect. bad been pronounced bey <>mi CHANCERY ORDER. I’llea, Flrtuta.Fissure. Polypi Cured without, Kpilrpay positively cure-.! by The Circuit Cour: for tbe County of Barry-In prin, knife or c tutcry. No detention from binjnever talUqg Ikwpital treat/neol, ne». ' ™lathe matter of the netltlon of William B. Frao Examination uf the Vrlne. Each person applvfqg for medical treatment Mr ud.««d iurlian for barring th.- dower of Mary A. Bar­ or bring an ounce ol liielr nnne. which will receive » careful eheinlcri and mumseniiirai eutihan. an Insane person. . Inailon. Ourcadinc tbe petition duty terlfie.1 of wil­ wonderful CUREM perfected In old case* which have been n«deetrd'•>; . •'•fcllfcJT liam B. Bar.'ian. nravlng that the-dower interest of Man A. Barban ina> be barred nod that tlie ircriwi. No <-xr*rtnients or failures. Parties treatrtf by tori I and express, but where pMsttlc. In irdlnn heretofore appointed, tor the salt! personal cousudaston i« preferred. Curable ex-ea giMranteetl. Qp~c«*e« and eornrobocidetsce eonbdemtaL Treat rnrttt »otn C. O. D. to n tury A. Bnrtean. may be directed to transfer her right of dower for reasons tlwrcln set Torth. ot 130 queatlons fare. Adlre-v with yostairc. DR. FRUTH. W East Madb t. On motto'i of Alonzo E. Kenaston. solicitor for petitioner. It is ordered that Monday*, the FOR THE nth day of August next, al two o'clock In the aftenioou. be assigned tor the neanng of »*ld p-tltlon. niid that tbe next of kin of lhe said Mary A. Bartian.be required to appear at a session ot raid court to l*e holden at the nourt hoiuw tn the city of Hasting*, in said eonnty and show cause if uny there be why the prayer of this jwlillonshould u*t be granted. And it is further ordered that said petlltoner THE GREATEST give notice to the persons Interested of the iirndencY of said pctlim aud the bearing thereof, by causing a copy of this order to be , published in tbe llaatlngs Bannku. a newspa­ per printed and circulated in raid cJuDty ot Barry, for three successive weeks previous to REMEDY OF THE AGE. day of bearing: such publication, however, Cures alt BLOOD aud SKIN Dlscimoc- the shall not be necessary In case a copy of this orAs a Blood Purifier It has no equal. Send dcr be srrred on tbe raid cell of kin pcrtoualty al least twenty diys before the time herein pre­ scribed tor their annearanee. Rev. W. A. Hunsberger, now pastor Dated, this 13Cb day at May, A. D. tR>l. Frank a. Ho-ikkr. 1st M. E. church at Muskegon, Circuit Judge. Alonzo. E Kenaaton, writes as follows: Solicitor for Petitioner. I take pleasure in saying, to al! whom it may concern, that I am personally acquainted with MORTGAGE SALE. Drs. I- N. Mixer & Hou*, the proprietors ot' Default having been made in the condlliousot "Mixer's Cancer and Scrofula Brrup. ’ Durl-g a certain mortgage, made by - William Tuttle. the three years’ pastorate at Baitings. Michi­ Thomas D. J arrant Henry W. Newman. Lewis gan. they were mt mtiers of my church and con­ c. dealer and Frank H. Smith, trustees el tbe gregation and therefore I had onporturlty to1 parsonage ol the United Brethren in Chri’t know them and tbelr “remedy." I believe them1 rt'clely of the Cedar Creek Circuit, Harry Uounto be upright, honorable men. whose reprcseut- ty. Michigan, to Jacob Erb. dated October 21. txtions may be relied upon xs true. As to the' lew, and recorded in tbe offlee of tbo register of "remedy.” It baa been used by myself and family deeds for the county of Barry, In the state of for some time, and for diseases of the blood, we Michigan, October Si. 1WG. it. liber 33 of mort­ areot the opinion '.here la none lietter. The testi­; gages nn page « ami by said Jacob Erb assigDmonials m to the value ot the "medicine.” of to James C. Andros by au assiuuiuent dated such jpsnectable physlr'ans of dlffierent schools‘ rd 17.1«W. and recorded tn raid regis­ as Dr. Jjunuman. of Hastings, and others, December ’ soffice October 27. IBM. In liber 36 of tnortg v should be sufficient alone, aside from any:h!ng ter on pare 61 by non payment of nraoeyw uuc I may be able to ray. to secure for It widest Ks ereon. by which the power ot sate therein sales. It Is well known that phsleians of etmuL has become oneratiie, on which mortgage there fng. as a rule, art slow to recommend anything is claimed to be due at ths date of this notice that may be clawed as a "patent medicine. hundred and ninety sty dollars and seventyWhen they do It may be relied upon as posses­ one scrcp cents, and no suit or proceedings at law sed of real merit as a "remedy.’' having been Instituted to recover the amount Respectfully. Witntitv A H:.’nshf.r<:eu. Pastor First Methodist church. Coldwater. Midi. Mb. ULI. at ten o'clock bAthe forraoou. P. 8.—Though frequently solicited to do so, August there will be sold at tbe north front door ot the this Is the first Instance tn which I have given a court lu tbe city of Hagtinr*. county of testimonial ot this drscriptton. It is done cheer­ Barry house, and state ot Michigan, raid court liotne fully now in the Interest of the afiteted. bring the place In whleh the circuit court for Coldwater Mich., ’cL 29. 1680. W. A. H. the county of Berry l» held, at public auction to the higliest bidder, tte premise* described in said mortgage or so much' thereof as may bo necessary to satisfy lhe amount due on raid mortgage as above set forth, with the interest Drs. Mixer & Sons, Hastings. Mich. tbereoii and all legal oosu. raid premises being situate in the township ot Btiilmore, In tbe county of Barry and stale ot Michigan, and dt^ scribed as follows, to-wlt: Commencing twelve rodsn rth of the quarter post on tbe south side of sort;.<a eleven, town two north, range tight west, lor the ptace of beginning, tbencr running west ten rods, tbeoce norti tour rods, thence east ten reds, thence south four rods to the place of beginning. Including tbe house and barn now situate and being on said premises Dated, Hasting*. Mich., May 11. in\ MIXER’S c&ss BLOOD •* 9 K W CANCER & SCROFULA ri > on a It is Conceded That RUSSELL Has met the expectations of all who are look­ ing for the latest and best things in For Sale by all Druggists. SPRING DRESS GOODS STEKETEE , JaxrbC. Abdbub. Assignee of the Mortgage. Alonzo E-Kcnabtok. Attorney tor Assignee. MORTGAGE SALE. Default bariag been made for more than thirty days la payment of Interest aid ot one hundred dollarso> prlnclnal overdue and paya­ IMPROVED ble VU n murtngo d*:til March u». iswi, nude by JahW* H. Hartley to Surah R. Austin, and recorded in the office trf tbe ttogl.dor ot Deeds for the County ot lurry In the st*to ot Michlgaa. March |7.1886. in liber t« ot morhuge*, ou pHge MG. and by toe Ml<t Sarah IL Austin aisiKMed to Daniel W. Bopers, ny an assignmeut dated augiMl 29. lbw. and recorded In said Keg liter's office Auxust 36, IMG, In liber 37 HOG CHOLERA, and oi mortgages on pare to. and by the said Dwale! W. itogera asslgueii to IL H. Court, by au asslgnPIN WORMS IN HORSES nicut da ed May 1st. l«*0. aud recorded In said rtjgtstcr'a office May IMD. un. In liber ,36 or 3VXEHEDS OF THEM. murtgagw ou imge 36. and by tho said H. H. Bomu. Ind.. O«t. 13. iS?o. Court asalffued to Margaret Andrus, by an *v Mr. C. C-. Sn‘~«e«-.—Y«nr He? Cboler* Cuir. < BigT'inent anted May 1«. iwo, and recorded In said register's office. M*y llUi, l»t, lu Uber 36 of mortgages on |Mge ltn. for which dMaull b»li<.-ve Who be » roe tbe sal a Margaret Audrus or virtue al the right WILLIS ROB1SUN. riven her by »*ld mortgage, has made and bereuy makra inc whole principal sum of arid mortgage and lhe interest accrued thereon uow due and payable, nnd ou which mortgage there Is claimed u> be due at th <Ute 0! this notice lenbuudrrd twenry-six (UiUxra aud ten cents, hoo Giioiera cure said mortgage or any pail thereof, Notice H therefore ucrvby given that FortaUln Hut Ing* by IF. H. GOODYEAR, Druggint. lil'ta the FRANK GILLETT It is Certain That Russel has shown to the. ladies of Hastings and vicinity the best and most desirable line of MILLINERY GOODS ever shown in Barry County. The Universal Verdict Is that the .and the prices are right. Call in. We are constantly receiving new things in our line and are always gl;»^t0 s^oW BREADFR OF An aging correapondenb with a memory notes the following coincidence: Winter of fall. Winter of 1880-1 remarkably revere. Pure Game Fowls. For sale at all times and mutter of correspondence. Dutton, Mich. mi It; Wd nutnipire, kbw । c :v <>l li.tiimc-. them 1 - AT RUSSELL’S. � https://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/418/HastingsBanner_1891-05-21.pdf 59fd4c78d16d62fcc521b669ce2be5d2 PDF Text Text — ! Largest Circulation ] of any paper in the | County. Hastings VOL. XXXVI. NO. 3 HASTINGS. MICH. MAY 21, 1891. Hastings Banner l ubll.b.d TbureOiy. by COOK BHO3., ■T! lira turn co., mi's. Grand Rapid!, Mich. M’e have 9 branch stores located at De­ t oit. Cleve­ land. St. Paul, St. Louis. Buf­ falo. Toledo. Sandusky. Toledo. Nor­ walk. COUNTY NEWS. Monroe, Pearl anil Cana) sts. HUDSON is the LARGEST iBETAILCLOTHIER:' OUR COUNTY. J The Tower Clothing Co. carry the larg­ est stock of clothing, fur­ nishings and hats in Mich. in the WORLD. The Tower buys for ten stores and are thus enled to undersell every store in Michigan. . Men's Suits for every day, ,$3.50, 5, G, 7, S, 10. Men’s Suits for dress and Sundays, $12, 15, IS. 20. t'ur best suits surpass the ordinary merchant tai 1­ - work inSpake at about half the money. Railroad fare and all expenses saved by patron- HUDSON’S GRAND RAPIDS PANTS We have just received a nice line of fine pants, overalls, jackets and working shirts. ’ TRUNKS AND VALISES. We have a bondonsupercal line of these goods and can suit you in Luth quality and price. We Can Collar and Cuff You from the largest and best assortment ever in Barry Co. U A TO we have in all styles, varieties and at all prices, nil 1 O Just at this season our straw hats are all the rage and are selling fast for the reason that they are first class aim worth what we ask. Furnishing Goods. spectioD of our line, com­ prised of Oxfords, Four-in-hands, Windsors, Bows, etc. Boots and Shoes. £Th'^n“i’4Tb.‘"l“ Robinson & Co.’s boots and shoes. Plow shoes from *1 up. HOLDEN & HIRE. BR0WN80N & BANKIN, 105 West Main St., Kalamazoo At the risk of being slot oil night, we append the statement that some years since, a party nained Christopher Columbus discovered America. As a consequence, the protel hltd of liberty has been doing a land office business ever since. Our subject is not a lineal descendant of Hit ••ancient mariner" who was the means of introducing white civilization, including whiskey aud religion among the stately warriors and laughing Minnehahas of the primeval forest. Anikyet therein a connection. His name is Columbus. He was born in ,thc township of Wood­ land October 27th 1851. By great presence of mind, be staid with hh parents, though for three years it was a serious question whether the child would make a live of II But he did; just the same; and the more he saw of this “vale of tears" the better B suited him. Even up to hh 33d year he was never robust: but rustling around on a farm laid the foundation for a solid con­ stitution. and now C. 8. Palmerton tips the beam at 1Q0, and is pretty well, thank you. Though brought up on a farm, our subject had no particular love for plowing up the daises of the meadow, and gather­ ing in the golden grain. Accordingly he sold the farm and soon einniged hi the saw mill business. This he -steadily followed until two years ago. when the establishment caught fire and burned to the ground. As insurance rates on saw mills are generally up to the seventh heaven, our subject's mill wm unhisurcd, so he was or was not “in it” according a« you view it. Our subject became of the opinion that it was not good for man to live alone, and accordingly on May 5th, 1879, was married to Miss Ravina J. Brooks. Their union has been n liappy one; and one child, a daughter of 7 years, gladdens their lives and home. Our subject was town clerk for one year, and the universal verdict Is that the people of Woodland' were never better served by any official in that capacity. He was deputy postmaster for three yeara, and (filled the bill with credit and to the satisfaction of patrons of the office. Until a few years ago. Mr. Palmerton was a democrat. But the persistency with which his party got on the wrong side of every Usuc, or gracefully ornamented the tup rail in a tine effort to “straddle" wastoo much for Columbus, and he has been a republican, a loyal hard working one too, for some time. April 1st Inst Mr. Palmerton formed a copartnership with James M. Smith In the law and collection business. For some years previous he had given attentiou to this business, and his almost unbroken record of aucceases in It tempted him to give tip ail other lines of business and devo'ra. his undivided attention to this, in which bis succew had already assured a promising and profitable clientage. We are glad to say that proapectipfor the new firm are brighL and they should be. For those who entrust business with them know it will receive faithful and honest attention. Mr. Palmerton Is a man wire has no trouble fn winning and retaining strong friends. His frankness, sincerity and earnest convictions; his courteous kindli­ ness and warm beartedness will always se­ cure to him a plenty of those who will be glad to call him “friend.” And these will never need n> fear that any confidence they may vepotte in him will l»e other than aacredly kept. Bnt weather prognosticating is otir subject's best hold. Once on a certain day each three months, at a certain hour, under certain conditions, known only to the respondenL doth Columbus go forth, to get a peep at the indicator. Other people may fulfill all the conditions and look In the same direction, but can see no In­ dicator. Our subject sees it however. He steps back into his sanctom, closes his eves as if in a trance, and then the edict goes forth, the weather for the succeeding three months Is fixed.’ And if you will write to him. he will tell you when to gather In the maple sugar, when to plant corn, when to make hay. and when to harvest ice. The people of Woodland and surrounding towns find It very convenient to have a man around who is able to see the aitpanac and “old ptobabilities" and go one or two better. •MTbe freight moved from and received at Nashville for April this year shows an in­ crease of over 20 per cent, compared with April 1890. Nashville's new boat club has bought grounds on Sobby lake. Woodland, and will put up suitable buildings thereon at once. Nashville races June 9th and 10th. Wm. Watson, an aged pioneer of Yankee Springs, died last week. tXfen thousand wail eyed pike were re­ cently placed in Gun lake by the fish com­ GLOVES. RUCHING, RIBBONS, VIO­ LET PINS, STICK PINS, SHIRT STUDS, CUFF BUTTONS, WINDSOR TIES, OPERA LENGTH HOSE, At Prices that will please you. After years of experience we have found Gordon Dye fas • lack hosiery to stand all tests better than any other make in the market. Our line is much larger this year and includes every number that we had last year at the same prices, no targeting the 2b cent quality which was admitted by all .who saw it to be the best in the market for the money. 5 ou can return every pair that crock, stain or fade in wash or ''eal and we will refund your money. These goods are so in Kalamazoo only at our store. V Banner. missioner. While plastering a cistern at Middleville the other day. Wm. McConnell was caught by its caving walls. Luckily he was not much hurt. The Woodland News has changed Its publication day to Thursday. Over 500 woodchucks have been slaugh­ tered in Woodland since the bounty was fixed at 33 cents. Farmers in the vicinity of Freeport say they never saw the ground no hard and dry in the spring a» it is now. John Berdine tad <iul» «J«”• last week by having his horse runaway. James Price drew forty railroad ties at nis !2m th?prize"draZinT lu^ "whX^A* tafctad —IO, tatuidiw forenoon ond now they ore reodj , tomo.o lo.ixdtarjob. Ttay ,re b oilier. Io tbefr lure of btaltaM- ' Fred Elliott h enjoylnic hl,' r,ration from Lansing school with |«rents and friends about th? Corners. 'Mrs. Nellie Busb, of Richland, is visit­ ing with her sister. Mrs. Ed Bissel, who has been on the sick list for several days past Upwards of ninety thousand feet of white oak lumber lifts been cut, sawed and toanufacturvd for railroad purposes and otherwise during the past few weeks from W. T. Barber's farm. Price Bros, fill orders for lumber from Hastings parties to be manufactured into furniture at your city of which a carload will 1>c delivered at Milo tomorrow. Will Hanford has moved to Augusta. He bought an interest in the meat market at tiiat place. Harry Bradley had a seven; attack of inflamatory rheumatism but is now recover­ ing. John Lawrence was found In a critical eondtlon lying upon the ground where he had Just been herding his sheep. He was taken to the home where alter careful treatment he soon recovered and is now much better. Mrs. Wright has left the employment of Mrs. Bar1st and gone to Augusta to care for her sick aunt Mrs. Jonas Price. Foreman Price made a brief business visit to your city Inst week and was favor­ ably impressed with Its location and busi­ ness enterprising men with whom he had to deal. Wanted, a good shower of rain in this locality. Geo. Norwood lias added his name to Dr. Scribner’s list of patients. Bert Boyinfton is here with his family to conduct biz nt the Higley store. The roller mills are shipping large quan­ tities of dour daily. Jno. Galligan, of Kalamazoo, in company with F. J. Norwood nnd F. U. Brooks, of. this place, caught over 800 nice fish at Cedar lake one day last week. E. J. Hartman mourns the loss of those carefully nourished silken hairs that once adorned bis upper Up. Cedar Creek ran up against Delton again Saturday In a ball galne. Same result 40 to 6 in Delton’s favor. Never more can the festive kicker kick on the Delton hotel accomodations.. We already have one good one completed, and Burton has accepted plans nnd specifica­ tions tor another to be built on the old site. 34x"0 and'tliree stories high. . Some say that Quincy didn't catch that big bass, but that's none of our business. Court Griswold tried the “toboggan act” on the stair steps at the mill Saturday. He now walks wills a cane. Mr. Sutton, of Bedford, has purchased the evaporating plants here. He will soon erect a dwelling also. Not a vacant house for rent In town, and applications for same are frequent and coin slant Marl; Skillman Is replenishing his livery stock with some new and very nice horses. Murk not only does a.good business but he does It well. M. K. Gwin was In Woodland Tuesday, with a view to locating there in business. E. Barton and Ed. Wilkinson with their John Prine went to Lansing last week families visited Kalamazoo last Friday. and business kept him there over night. It is said that cut worms bare been seen Doty A Stringham last week sold their carrying complete charts of every farm In wool crop taken off from their fatted lambs Barry Co., where corn has been planted. this spring for S7.1tf cts. per pound, un­ Win. Chase was at Kalamazoo Mouday. washed. Jake Brnndstetter. of Middleville, was Next Sunday memorial service wlll.be in town Saturday. held here al the church, and Decoration day will be observed here the :50th of May, led by the G. A. R. Mrs. Jerry Rogers, a la grippe victim. Is The prokabilitlec are that the P.s of I. some better. Theo.' Ix-’wes, ot Battle Creek spent sev­ are about busied up here, and their con­ tract with the store Is run out. The store eral days with Mrs. John Fleming last ; . keeper says he will sell goods to everybody week, cheaper than P. of I. prices heretofore. Jonah Early has goue to Grand Rapids While Irving Brunny was plowing a to work. It is being made plain to ns that the piece of new ground last week, one of the whlflletrees caught on the lop of a stump winter apple crop will be late, proof. al>In many orchards and he took an ax, which was close by. to sence of blossoms. knock It off. The ax bounded back and there can be found scarce a olossom ou took Irv with the edge of the ax on the in­ Northern Spy, Baldwin. Greening and side of his kn«’. which made quite a russet, and other varieties give no promise, wound and made him think for a few but most of the fall fruit itf blossomed moments that he had lost one of his limbs. full. Abed Donley Is quite bad off with a . Some planted corn test week and now wish tln-y hadn't, as The cut worms are swelling on his leg. Blood poisoning is now looking around on the top of the feared. Tht; exercises at the Center school last ground for the corn shoots by hundreds to. Friday consisted of speaking, select sing­ the square yard. This cold and dry weatlier begins to tell ing. quotations, etc, and were interesting. ou the growing crops just now. which Willis Carpenter has sent for a printing makes them look rather unfavorable for press and will soon be prepared to do good crops. , small'Jobs, printing letter heads, short no­ The prosjM'cts are now that there will be tices and such. Rates reasonable; give a dryer put up here this coming summer. him a call. 11. B. Richards, wife and son. of Has­ Irvin*. tings,'were ou our streets Sunday. The funeral of B»-n Trego, which was Harry Andrus and wife, ot your city, held last week, was largely attended. spent Sunday with Charlie Smith aud Corn Is nearly all planted In this vicinity. wife. Wheat and clover need rain badly. W. W. Blakeslee spent Sunday at home The lecture at the M. E. church last with his wife. He is working in Grand Sunday evening by M. L. Cook was ex­ Rapids. cellent and deserved a better attencUw^John Shriber, ot the State road, was at George Baldwin aiid 1* S. Hills are do­ home Sunday. ing n good business packing rye si raw. Myrtle Fuller is quite sick at. this writ­ Lute te a hustler. ing. . Mark Johnson and sister Kate visited at Horace Barnum and wife entertained Anna Cross’ last Friday. company from Middleville last week. The concert given at this place last Fri­ Dill Cain's youngest child fell into the day evening by thf "Hastings high scho6l river and came near being drowned a fejv Glee club’’ was excellent In every respect. days ago. One ot the larger children The solos by C. H. Thomas and D. H. saved the llttlu one. Sutton were especially fine. We bear that L. B. Carpenter Is on the sick roll again. they are to sing at Hastings Decoration Quite a number of the (platives and day and a numter of Irving people will be friends of Mrs. John Donley helped her present to hear them. Should they lever remember her 54th birthday tie 20th of give another concert at Irving they will he May, greeted with a full house. We hear that John Pumfry, formerly of our town, now living in the timber regions .stale of the north part of the stale, lost by the Mr. Rolfe and wife, of Lake Odessa, are forest about 54,000 worth of property calling on their many friends. including saw mills, saws, timber, etc. Mr. Crook lost a valuable cow Sunday. Dr. Wright was in Lake Odessa last Mrs. Wallace Brown visited at Dr. Thursday. . Drake's FYlday. Grandma Carpenter is confined to her Mrs. Sally Waters Is working at Frank bed at this writing. Kinne's. Mrs. Fleming is able to be ou# again. The Ladles Dime socletv will meet at Mrs. Luther Klnne’s next Thursday. L. B. Carpenter is soon going on' the The best Advertis­ ing medium in Bar­ ry County. . WHOLE NO. 1876. It is really surprising to see -the amount of business done here by our business men. They can hardly find sufficient time to eat their meals. Our merchants pay more for farmers’ produce, such as butter and eggs, than Is paid In Kalamazoo. Ansel Kingsbury Is building an addition ‘ to his house. If any of the Banxek readers should see something white coming up the road, they must not get frightened, it is George Mosier's new peddler £agun, which he has arranged in a fine manner. We wish him success. .­ We are having a grand Sunday school with an average attendance of about 70 scholars, and it Is ably superintended by John Hom. Our new church bell has been paid for. and although it Is not as large and loud as some. It will do pretty well for this place. • IloWnrd Mosher, has a nephew, John Mosher, from the Stale of N|ew York visit­ ing him. Thomas Fox has bought a lot here with the intention of building on it soon. The young child of Haney Adams and wife, which has been. very sick, is some better. Wm. Doonon and wife have each been quite sick, but are some better. Their v daughter. Mrs. Cyrus Gibson, has been * with them for some time past. • Only one or two cases of measles at present Delayed Letter. On Saturday last while Minnie Flower and sisters were driving on our streets one thill came down, the horse jumped several times which frightened He girls and Minnie sprang out of the buggy, breaking both bones of the right limb Just above the apkle. The neddent occurring near Philip Barbet's she was carried in there and Dr. Kankin<callcd. After the bones were set she was taken home where she is doing as well as ]ip&»ible. A full crop of cot worms are reported by all of the farmer*. Isaac Kickenmore Is laid up with sore eyes. Bert Mason is doing quite a business here packing and shipping straw. Will Cooper expects to move to Delton in the near future where be will engage in wagon repairing. Mrs. Flarla Vandewalker and C. J. Brown and wife attended the funeral of Mrs. Joint Vandewalker at Kalamazoo Fri­ day. Freepori. . Addie Yerrington was in Grand Rapids on business last week. Mrs. H. C. Peckham and Mary Rle^ter spent Thursday evening with Mrs. N. Brayton. Several of our business men went fish­ ing Friday. * Death has again entered our community nnd taken oue of our must respected ladies, Mrs. J. C. Baker, who departed this life Friday morning. She leaves a busband and two children to mourn her loss. All who attended the May party Wed­ nesday evening report a pleasant time. 'Burt Brayton and Charlie Smeicher ac­ companied by their J>v-: girls were at Morrison lake Sandafr Mrs. 8. Roush has been spending a with her mother Middleville. , Mrs. E. MofflL of Lowell, spent Thurs­ day with frienda and relatives in thia plane. Freeport has one ot the neatest meat markets In Barry county. Mrs. J. McDonald started for Washing­ ton Monday. S. IL Hunt went to Hostings Saturday. The exercises at the M. E. chureh Sun­ day evening were very entertaining. The recitation by I-ouise Nagler was especially well rendered. Several Freeport ladies were In Lowell Saturday. Francis Goelcher has nearly recovered from her recent lllnesA The frost Saturday nbtht cooked all of the grape vines in tills vicinity. The U. B. S. 8. was held at 5:30 p. bl Sunday on account of quarterly meeting. Notwithstanding the cold Saturday even­ ing there was a large attendance at the ioe cream social. . Born, to Mrs. F. D. Brayton, a 10^ lb. girl. Messrs. P. and J. Covert, of Carlton Center, were in town Monday. road to Mill sewing machine castors. Micheal Vester and Miss Vina Vester will .start for Kalamo Monday next, where the latter will stay a week or two visiting J, B. Socket G. A, R. post are making friends. preparations for a very fine display and J (An Carpenter Jr. is laid upforrepaira^ program on Decoration day. The post and having cut bls leg. I. O. O. F. lodge at Plainwell together Frank Bragdou, of East Carlton, itpent with the lodge here and Delton K. of P. Bunday with Mattie Ballou. will join tn the exercises also a company of young ladies will assist in the exercises at the cemetery and parade. And than n. Johnson has a valuable cow sick. you know it will tie needless for me to Very many cuurtlug this week. eulogise upon what the address will be Allie Engle has returned to her home, when we have to but say It will be deliver­ after an extended visit at Burr Oak 'and ed by the Hon. P. T. Colgrove. We hope Lima. to see a larger and more enthusiastic crowd Girls, when Claude Wood asks you to than ever before on such an occasion. ‘ take a ride go and ride In that new buggy. Don’t forget the boys in blue neither the J. W. Wolfe and family, of your city, blessings their heroism has handed down visited his parents on Sunday. to us. Celebrate IL Bring your dinner Any one wanting cattle deborjied call on and all your neighbors with you to enjoy Lee Smith. He dehorned his father’s bull, the day. the bull made a dash at the boy and Glen Blackman ran a foot race Saturday came near making more serious matter than evening and by some accident tripped and the horn taking off. fell against a maple tree in front of Dr. Mrs. Dr. Edwarde is on the sick list Sacket’a residence. Result a bruised bead The ladies mite society will be entertain­ and many cuts on his face and an urgent ed by Mrs. E. A. Parmeticr In the Hosmer call for court phuster. day. neighborhood. Turn out everybody. It Is Frank Doster wears a Jong strip of court Dan Miller commenced work on the wall a good place to go. piaster diagonally and perpendicularly of B. S. Holly's new house on Monday. Vegetation needs rain very badly. over his proboscis Jnst because In reach­ Our roller mill is making some very nice Wm. Bain has a sick horse. ing for a bog be pushed bls nose against a flour since it has been repairedJ. Marks has gone to Ingham Co. for a fence wire. Wm. Jordan is building a new house. Last week the W. C. T. U. convention Ambrose Cooper will finish IL C. Car­ few weeks building fence. Elder Hurd has closed his labors with us at Hastings was attended by Mrs. Jasboa penter A Son’s new stores. on last Lord’s day. It Is now expected White and Mrs. W. L. Brtfwn as delegatee Mrs. Densmore is very sick. A. T. Cooper returned to Nashville on that Elder Rawsun will fill the place vacat­ who report a very interesting session but sorry there was not a larger attendance st ed. Saturday. . .... Joel Demond is much pleased with the Mrs. Hunt’s very able lecture. Jake Velte is putting In a carload of tile Harry Goss and Erwin Jones are bone on Ills farm. Mr. Velte Is a progressive decision of the court In his case. ou a short vacation from Agricultural farmer. „ , college. Mrs. C. A. Hough and daughter Maud, Some of the farmers have planted their Many fanners are r ot yet planting for ot Nashville, were visiting Woodland corn, but others are waiting tor rain. fear of cut worms which were never so friends on Saturday, Our school commtnced Monday under numerous here as at prewnL L. •'.’ough has painted his Ixroec the management of C. McDonald. A bystander remarks that ttse Delton Areulbald Emery has been painting Mr. Two or three of the Cloverdale boys Bolton's house. have bought some bound pupa, with the view of bunting rabbits next winter. A new new wiuumui windmill in is being v. erected at the t . a SL*."r£»bUr«. ot Hkior, Con,™, briok U « J>*° to Benton Harbor. — A. - Hynes —------ “Sunday. —■*—. | Kyan. visited- at- Q. 1 IMolel Thompson spent S»di, at Mihm Waldorf, of Heatings, was In nutlnp. town Friday. He went south. WoodlMd. Still we are without rain, and oats though sowed early are not up yet. Many of our farmers hare planted corn and many are waiting for warm weather and rain. ) « Measley seem to be an epidemic in our village. « Mary Hunsicker is very sick. Geo. Palmerton and wife visited at C. A. Hough's. In Nashville, Sunday. Anna Hayden continues to get worse, nnd no hopes are entertained of her recov­ ery. L. Parrot is able to be out a little. The masons are busy on the second story of our new brick blocks. Goo. Bowleader and wife went to Orange on Sunday. John Warner Is a full fledged pharmacist now. having succtssfully passed the exam­ ination at Lansing. C. B. Palmerton Is making considerable improvements on hh lot south of our vil­ lage. A, J. Palmerton drew 2.300 feet of hemlock lumber from Nashville on Mon­ �FBOBATK OBDEr. -O* i nnta wo ivoagtT » ■1 is lacking Is truth nnd confidence, re were absolute truth 00 and absolute oonfidenev on the_ other. Mr “»“£•" ’’ Sage’s Catarrh Remedy to back up • i statetnent of fact by tt 850(1 k " lSr iy-**lf ™ can't cun aUprimd. ,!"«■•> "2*", 2? head in any form or stage, we 11 pa> BfiOU for your trouble in maEing the ?^ An advertWng fake." yoe ____ ton’t H, bow some people prefer gdeta^s to health when the remedy la nMritive and the guarantee abeoluta. Wlw men don't put money. back of ••tetaw’’ and 'faking" doesn’t pay. Magical Uttie granule*—those tiny. Mjgar-coatcd pellet- of Dr. I’ieree-srareely larger than mustard seeds, yet powerful to cure—active yet mild In operation. The licit liver pill ever invented. Cure *lck headache, dlxzlness, constipation, (int-w dose. , ! Williams A King, of the Muskegon cedar block mill, have a eoutract for laying IB miles of cedar block pavement in Minneap­ olis for $150,000. Bskl Imds are too many when they may be covered with a luxuriant growth ot hair by nslnc the best ot all restorers. Hall’s Hair KeOtsego county will vole on the question of a J12.000 court houHe. Winter Is a trying period, even toiliose who have strong constitutions, but it is doubly trying to those who are weak and delicate, or who have a tendency to the various diseases that are bred and foster­ ed in the stagnant atmosphere of dosed aud heated houses. 'Br system should be kept strengthened and toned up with a liberal course of S. S. S.. the great blood tonic aud purifier. It acts like a charm. It Increases the appetite, soothes the nerves, and beautifies th«« complexion—in short, it makes life well worth living. One grower at Grand Huven lost 23.00V celery plants' by frost recently. Hibbard’s Kheuiuallc and Liver Pills. These pills are scientifically couipouiKled, and uniform in action. No griping pain so commonly following the use of pills. They are adapted to both adults and chil­ dren with perfect safety. We guarantee they have no equal in the cure of sick headache, constipation, dyspepsia ami NHousness, and. a* an appetizer, they ex­ cel any other preparationZ Sold by W.’ II. Goodyear. There are 1.800 1U«1 Men in this state and the order has 85,000 in Its treasury. Tt»«r* tn danger in impiue blood. There U Mlety in takine Hood’s H*rxapariBa, the grvnt blood purifier. KO <1os-s one dollar. Gov. Winans has signed the bill adding 4,000 acres to Detroit’s corporate limits. ^-EWltato the peperUyoo “>“• *** plead in rain cd- and that whilo judicious use of th© gifts that God had put in his way in the shape of the public press might result in the gradual rearing of n monument of popu­ lar esteem, a riuglo unguarded word or petulant expression would tumble the whole fabric about his ears. He had eocn the highest names in legis­ lative, financial aud social circles dragged in the dust; th© head of the house of representatives dethroned; a Wall street monarch execrated; a gallant soldier, maimed in 1x11110, ridicule!. In com­ bined and resistless assault the press had overwhelmed the record of years. Mor­ ris had faced death in a dozen fields without a flinch, but ho trembled in th© presence of a reporter. Nervous, irritable, nnd unstrung, he called his officers about him ou the fol­ lowing day. Guard mounting was still in progress; th© band was playing sweetly on th© grassy parade; the ring­ ing voice of the soldierly young adjutant swung the column around in its jaunty march in review. Onoafter another the troop and company officers camo quietly in, bode their flushed commander a courteous good morning, and took their seats. He was pacing the floor, tugging at his mustache, another telegram in his hand. “Where's Dr. Ingersoll?" ho asked, suddenly stopping in his walk. “Here, colonel,” said the post surgeon, Mopping within the office from th© brick pavement outside. “I was waiting a moment to see the steward, to give some directions as to Brent’s case." “Ah, yes. Ha’s better, I believe. Now, I see yon have marked Welsh for duty, and the man tells me he couldn't sleep all uiglit because of pains and chills." “Welsh is as well as I am, Col. Morris, or if ill has only himself to blame. He knows as well as I do that ho has no business to go to th© store and drink when under treatment and taking medi­ cine. It is my firm conviction, sir, that that man is simply trying to shirk." when she was s Child, she cried for Cast or 1a. 'When ahi became Mha, she Clung W Castoria The Ben Hur. sunk in the St. Clair Rap­ ids, h being blown up with dynamite by divers. their cotlee without their knowledge, day believe they quit drinking ot tbeir < wifi. No harmful effect results from OUcloo.il. o. The dense smoke from the forest fires makes Mackinac straits unsafe tor navlga- Children Cry for Pitcher’s Castoria. Children Cry for Pitcher’s Castoria. Lizzie Alger, the Ann Arbor girl forger. been discharged because her victims wouldn’t appear against her. 1ms asm than Ayer’s Bair Vigor. When thecaptHary glands Oeconie enfeebled by disease, age. •r neglect, this dressing Imparts renewed life to There is talk of making the* Michigan Statesman. Lansing, a morning dally, with associated press service. Mrs. Winslow's Soothmr Syruphaa been used tor children teething. Il soothes the child, ■afteos the gums, allays all pain, cures wind ©■Me, and IM the best remedy for diarrbu-n. greoty-nvc ceun a bottle. Sold by all dniggls is “Lige” Bullard was sentenced at De­ fault to five years in Jackson for attempt­ ing to kill John White, March 2.3 last qpdte Reoeralb prescribing Ayer’s Sarsaparilla AN ARMY PORTIA By (EARLES KHIG, U. 1 1, Cot juorris, I presume.' “Well, well, Dr. Ingersoll, it is a mat­ ter in which wo cannot be too careful You haven’t the faintest conception-, sir, to what thia most unfortunate affair may lead. It is infinitely better that we should be imposed upon by a shirk than that the public should get to look upoh us as this man’s jieraecutora. The Pal­ ladium that came yesterday was bad enough, in all conscience, but here’s an­ other telegram from department headI quarters demanding immediate investi­ gation and report upon the allegations contained in th* second day’s issue of the series, blow many are there to be. in heaven’s name? Mr. Hearn, have you submitted your explanation?” said the colonel, turning abruptly upon the young lieutenant, who was sitting in pained silence by Capt Lane. “It is in the hands of the adjutant sir," answered Hearn, rising. "I have not seen it—I have not seen it. I hope you have been full and explicit Mr. Hearn." The lieutenant’s pale face flushed with a sudden sense of indignation: “I have never yet‘been accused of any attempt at concealment of my actions, Col. Morris. Gentlemen present who have known me nearly six years will tell you that" "Fm not accusing you of anything. Mr. Hearn. Pray keep your temper, sir. But you do not seem to appreciate in the least the very trying and unpleasant po­ sition in which you have, however un­ wittingly, placed every officer nt this post especially me. on whom the bur­ den of responsibility must fall If 1 had known four days ago that you had used violence—or at least force—in eject­ ing that soldier from the barroom, I should certainly have discountenanced his further punishment This sort of thing rain not be tolerated, Mr. Hearn. all, this sort of thing cannot be allowed. It creates a wrong impreBjann among the people. It gives the press an opportu­ nity to criticise oar methods of discip­ line. It makas a martyr of tha man in reci the quashing of th© charges against CHAPTER VUL regimental comgreat deal to ot the far frontier. me ataff duty that had brought There was a moment of dead sHonce. Hearn was struggling to control him red f and to protest that he had used neither violence dot any force worth speaking of. But Capt Brodio took the floor: “I must ask your pardon, CoL Morris, It was after that, not before, that force was used. Welsh cursed and resisted the corporal of the guard**-----“Never mind, Capt Brodie. What seems to have infuriated the man, and what has given rise to all this uproar of action. Ami then in threatening to ex­ pel civilians from the garrison! What earthly right had you, Mr. Hearn, to arrogate to yourself the faculties of com­ manding officer? I am th© only num to say who shall and who shall not Iri kept ou or off th© reservation. And now, of all men on earth that you young gentle­ men should have been particularly care­ ful not to antagonize, it turns out that one of them is a representative of the And, in the full realization of a drcamstance so calamitous, the colonel sank Mito his choir. Hearn would have explained that ho had made no persona] threats, but Lane's restraining hand was laid on his kneo. “Patience, tad!" he whispered. “Say nothing now. It will all com© right in the end." “I’m sure 1 took the utmost pains to be civil to the a—gentlemen.".drawled Martin, with ins innocent eyes on the vacancy of the opposite walls. “I im­ plored Stone not to eject them. I had to beg off drinking with the—a—Israelitiah party because 1 had to shoot. Of course, colonel, if I had known that the other gentleman was so highly connect­ ed, there’s no saying to what length 1 wouldn’t have gone to attain the eleva­ tion they had alreadx reached—on© of them at least. A dozen drinks. I think, might have done it" “This is no occasion for the exercise of your sarcastic pqweis, Mr. Martin," said the colonel severely. “It is to bo hoped your civility was less transparent a sham tlian your present remarks.” “Pardon me, colonel." interposed Lieut Lee, whose seat was near the wiudow. “Here comes the gentleman him­ self." Surely enough, a buggy drew up in front of t he office, a bulky form slowly descended, and with much deliberation ef manner Mr. Abrams, of Chicago, looked about him, then proceeded to tie his horse to a young maple at the edge, of the walk. The orderly sprang Lf-^ moodier than ever. “If anything needed to confirm what 1 have hitherto said on tbe subject, here you have ii and other bowel complaint* cured and prevented by the prompt KiTO-on. J®* that's purely our btuonc**. JXpfrSj. -C.pt UM. W jjg Uli,, colonel h» rajuerted w to dinner to-night tor hie friend Mr. Ab­ m ot Cbiowo? 1 ondmund thet Jlra. Motrin and the chief* are among yet, Ue, »d if be idwnld the quartermaster will have to knoc dow’TTpartition. for my dining rremi Te^.S?8~Li They regulate the liver, cleanse the stomach, and greatly assist digestion. u-r ,™. -Tm goinu to wk youtoexOTe me to-night. I would only he • ctond at your foaet, end after what hae I"****1 1 don't feel aa though I could nt ut din­ ner with the colonel." '•neani, >ny boy, yon mnat come, we are not going to lot yon crawl into ow­ ner now and brood over tbb. It ia the very time when wo want io stand by yon and show how much wo bold yon la esteem." ' “Yes,” was the bitter reply, yes. my colonel has given a glorious exhibition of what constitutes t«prit do corps in the Eleventh. No, captain, I would do anything for yon or Mrs. Lmjo, but 1 can think, speak, dream of nothing now but the wrong that has been done me. and I would only l» a drag. You will excuse me, won’t you?" “Come in, come into the hoiv’e. Hearn," answered Lane as tliey reached the gate. "Come in and talk it over with Mrs. Li.nu and Mira Marahall: they v.ill do yon good. They nre both full of sympatiij. Come; it s quarter of an. bonr before drill." But Beam shook his Iwad^atra drew away. “I cannot." he "I njust go; there’s uty liouieJcftVr yet unwritten. ’ And so, wi+fi Lane’s anxious eyes followinjXto. he strode rapidly away tn hi>qfiart<*rs. There Jim Wallace joined £ Ou readtne and filing 1 • ....... Ayer’s Cathartic Pilla can only hold twelve or fourteen by •©■ -Kim at the gate. Three hours later, however, with drill over and the mail in. the questinnof din­ ward; . “Beg partion, sir, but it's.xt^iinst or­ ner became of minor im|Kirtance. Marked ders to tie horses to the-trcea Tbc hone copies of The Palladium hatl been re­ ceived by several officers, and the faces posts are across tbe^Kfad.” “Against whoeiSorders?" said the gen­ of the group on Capt Lane’s ptazxa were tleman froja-Chicago, with slow and im- studies * “Did the orderly take one to him. do presrije'inovement turning upon the you know?" asked Mr. Lee. with a world trijaraoldier. ' ''“The colonel’s orders, sir. Even the of pent up indignation in his tone. "One!" answered the major; "one! the officers can’t leave their horses in front insult wouldn't be complete without it. 1 of headquarters, sir." “My God! Hero! this will never dor think there were a dozen papers, marked fidgeted the colonel, springing to his copies, in his name." “Has no unb gone to see him? 'asked feet- “Mr. Adjutant, send a ipan out here." Mrs. Lune, her sweet face full of sorrow. “Shall I take car© ot the gentlemnn’b “The captain was there when the mail horse?" said Martin with grave hmniUty came, so was Mr. Wallace.’’ answered of mien, rising slowly to his feet, us the Mira Marshall in low tonus. “Hescorned colonel strode to the door. But Morris to anticipate something of the kind." was too hurried to bear him, or oven to “This will have a tendency to make rebuke the titter with which the words Hearh rat iter homtrick, Ifancy," drawled were greeted. By this time, paying no Martin after a edema pause. “I never attention to the orderly, the representa­ quite appreciated the Ixmefit of southern tive of The Palladium had reached the institutions before." doorway aud wan brought face to face “Sick. I admit—sick at heart, sick of with the jxtft commander. liis cherished profession, perhajw; but “CoL Morris, 1 presume. 1 am the why . homesick, Martin?" queried the bearer of an order to you from depart­ major. ment headquarters.” “Oh, only because down south they “CoL Morris, sir, at your service," re­ shoot a man who publishes an outrage­ plied the post commander with much ous slander like that, and the jury suavity. “A letter, I presume. Walk brings in a verdict of justifiable homi­ in Mr.—Mr. Take a chair, sir." cide." Several of the officers nearest the door CONTINUED. had risen promptly, as though in read! ness to receive with due honors the colo­ ners guest Others slowly followed Mrs. .Michael HHIHHL Curtain. ____ Plainfield, .___________ III..,. their example. Some remained seated and continued a low toned chat All makes the statement that she caught cold, which settled on her lungs; she was treat­ gradually resumed their seats, and, while ed for a month by her family physician, some with evident curiosity studied the but grew worse. He told her that she was oppearance of the stranger, Brodie and a hopeless victim of consumption and that Lee looked at him with eyes that plainly no medlclntvcould cure her. Her druggist spoke their resentment, while Hearn’s suggested Dr. King’s New Discovery for hands were clinched and his lips com­ Consumption; she bought a bottle and to pressed. No word was spoken to the new her delight found herself benefited from ’arrival^ however. He, with entire in­ first dose. She continued its use and after difference of manner as to all the rest, taking ten bottles, found herself sound and fixed hLi gaze upon the commanding well, now does her own housework and is officer, who rapidly read. The note was as well as she ever was.—Free trial bottles of this Great Discovery at W. H. Good­ short and to the point Morris hod reason year’s drug store, large bottles 50c and to be thankful for his diplomatic training. 81.00. “I am greatly pleased to give you wel­ come, Mr. Abrams," he said, extending his hand with much apparent cordiality Wm. Timmons, postmaster of Idaville, of manner. “Thia, while by no means Ind., writes: “Electric Bitters has done necessary, of course adds to the readi­ more for me than all other medicines com­ ness with which wo open our doors to j bined, for that bad feeling arising from you. Had I known you were hero and kidney and liver trouble.? John Ix»lle, desirous of visiting th© post for any fanner and stockman, of same place, says: “Find Electric Bitters to be the best purpose in the interests of your paper, 1 kidney and liver medicine, made me feel should have found means to welcome like a new man.” J. W. Gardner, hard­ you before, and am only sorry you did ware merchant, same town, says: Electric not make your presence known to me." Bitters is just the thing ft; a man who is Maj. Kenyon had risen aa the colonel all ran down and don’t catf whether be was speaking, and now in low tone and lives or dies: he found nrw strength, good with much respect of manner accosted appetite and felt Just like he bad a new Imw on life. Only 50c a bottle, at W. H. him: “By your leave, colonel, if there be (roodyear’s drug store. nothing further in the way of busmeea. may 1 request your pennisaiun to retire?' The best salve in the world for cute, “Certainly. Maj. Kenyon. And, gen­ braises, sores, ulcers, salt rheum, fever tlemen, there were some matters to sores, tetter, chapped hands, chilblains, which I deaired to call your attention, corns, and all skin eruptions, and positive­ but it is so near time for ‘boots and lad­ ly cures piles or no pay required. It Is dies,' we will defer the matter until to­ guaranteed to give perfect MtlsfacUon, or morrow. 1 will not detain you further." money refunded. Price 25 cents per box. • There were one or two among the For sale by W. H, Goodyear, the druggist. score of officers present who desired to see the colonel on some routine matters there contented themselves with going over to the adjutant’s desk, as ho entered, and whispering their requests to him; the others promptly took their leave and sauntered out into the sunshine. Mr Abrams noted the occurrence with a quiet but suggestive smile. For a moment no one among the little group seemed to find anything to say It was Mr. Lee who gave the firat ex pitaffiou to personal opinion. He burst out into a fit of laughter. ‘Tm bleased if 1 can ree anything to CONSTIPATION Dr. J. C. Ayer & Co. M UMi Probate offien. in la UM ooonty, XA 114 *f * Uw' ptf&t-l bvLiy IK1,':.,';; *M- ty of^Sry once In each week for th rjweeks previous to mtiti .......... . Lowell, Mass. ■I Prof. I. HUBERT’S Malvina cream UBERT. TOLtOO. OHIO business cards. A. SCR I BN ER; M. D. 1 raid deceancd and a!lUotherCll-.rv Delton. Mlcb. (A true copy.) •- J2“„ of CHANCKUY <HUq r two^kc^ tel>, a la the matter of the wtlti. Barbsn tor tarrttig the dftwcC.f i< liM«nD Insane penurn. ■ -uy a. tn .."“W^^PrtWODdMly ;, rift.d r,| ffiS*Th«>h J?toIure “.Mwlnted, for *he ‘I’rretraho uL Tier rlaht o! dower for reasons tbw VL, On motion ot Alonzo H. Kf-na.tJ ITlb day of August n»xt. »•!,•„ ., . rttarooco.beaaaignetl fvr the u«.arV J Mary.A. Raritan, Ik* ri$uirr<i :u hi *,..?, Marian or uld court to b<* holiter. J ’ . bouse lu lite city M ifimimp.. hl s:,Mr showcatmelf any mere u- v -. . PhysiclalM and fiurgeons. this prtlttoD should Hol U? Ur •. [ ’ | Awl it l> further ontere.l u ,... .iv -rins In City or coiinty responded to with ■jrlre notice to tla* i-.-m.ls i, :<?. promptness, day or liight.__________________ I*nde.icv u! said petit. .<■ . ■ 1 thereof, by causing a «.pi v>f <, puWlsiied in the ItasUtigs ):. ILIJAM O. LOWDEN, j-er printed »ud cire>?.:ite | : lawyer. "‘•icoty of Barry.for three r.*m-r«sh.. ..... H-VKM1* to Office over Julius jUusaell’ii store, State the day of bcarlnt:; such i tii. i, shall not be necessary lit . :. street, IIratings. Misti. Office In hotel a. Jabber H QTUAKT. KNAPFEN A WEAVER. ij Attorneys at taw. Over Hastlngte National Bank, Hastings. MH-hlzan. Asiioclate offices, at Grand Rapnis. Midi. ......... . u aerified-.for tnrlrapw-arm. . Dated, thia iah dgy of; M.v, 4-okzoE. Boltcllor for PeUliourr. '‘n’RJudse. P MOKTUAGE 8ALH. | DeliMjit having bwu mad© lu th*cr.hditi«><n< I atatlto amtpn made by WUiittn lu L- i tfbouaa D. Jamni. Ilrnry W. N-winin C. Under and ✓rank 11. en.nh. tnJur.PMTOMe ot Um United l,r. u Ib .-xKlety «>f the Cedar I'reek t tnmt. i;.mty. Mlchlrui.te Jwx.b Erl. <U:H ihX IM9.a»d recorded In the .4!i tbehgSir*i P. DRAKE. M. IX,. dyjpdsjorther-ounty ,.i Barry, in tbii»t*le I Michigan. October al, iw. In Uber.. von. : Ofitee over Holloway's drug store. gages on pxge 12 ami b> mi<i .1.-,.,’. i n, ; Ofilce hour* from 2 to 1 p. in.- Telephone, eon e<i to James C. Andrus t>> an a^iur 1 not oaiej I netting with residence, at Holloway's drug Dwiuber >». p*y,mid rrrortb ,1 n, .jid jtore ________ '_____________ . OtemmrEy which the piucr . ' Xreta 1 M B. GUXASl’IE. Notary Public haa become operative, on w|,;.^ i|>*re taeialmrd to l>e due *: the dab* of ttj* autire A. and u. S. Claim Agent, will nnwerutr all kinds of claims belare the one hundred and nliilly «U <iudAr-ar.<seTrjb. ------- --------------------- Call on him aeveucents,andt.... .­ M ills »toc-, corner uuun ami JeCerson Bls.. haring been instituted to n. -.v-T ti.» anK-.at Hastlnr*. ktieh. necnxMl nv aald mnrtg^e •.» a:.v parti were*! ■ Notice Is therefor herebygiverrtiiMtai taitmUj. tj" M~ FUWLER.D.D. ». August Kta, uwt, at ten t> <-«ck in krroooc there will t’e aoM al the i erth from dote of tte court hoase. In the citr of ll.--:.teuntj uf onire hour* s a. m. to ftp. mt Barry and stale ol Mlcirir-.:;. saM cmrt bow being the place lu which the circdlt 6>-irt lor the county o! Barry' is h< Id. at to p W. LOWRY. M. D„ the highest blatter. !h>- premi-.- <*.r^rtted to IY • . Physician and Surgeon. mortgage *>r *" mucu tberref a? i ar b? Makes a specially of treating diseases of the said oeecMary to satisfy the amount due *.« uid EY K and EAlt aud the prtoervaUoo of vision mortgage as above M forth, with the interest GLXxS»'r:> nt,iQB WfECTACLKS and eye Ibereut. amt all tefcal costs, said prrnlsh teiac situate lu the towtivliit. ot B*itlux>re. in tte Office and residence on Broadway, near Court county of Barry and state of Mphim.•ai.'l de­ House, Hastinx’. Mich. scribed as follows, lo-wll ( ouim- IK:ne tnth® rods u< rth ut the quarter post <4. tkc'HUth *We QM1TH A COLGHOVE, ol section eleven, town two north, ranjw elibt O Lawyers. (Office lu Union block, Hastings.) IVsctlre is ail the courts of the state. place of beatnuiuk. Im-ludlm: tin- Lmm aad tarn now situate nud Mux <m Mini preai'.w*. \ E. KENASTON, Dnlcd. Hasting*.. Midi.. May 1!. tr* ' A. Attorney at Iaw, JsMKr (’ Xsslgnex of Uh* Practices in all courts of the Suite. Collections Aloxzu E. EXSASTOX. Attorney tor Asalgnre. promptly attending to. Z MORTGAGE bAl.E. R. TIMMERMAN, llotnoepathle 1’hj Default having been made for more tl.in ■ slctan and Surgeon. thirty days in payment of interest aid uf oot (Office over Irep’s drug store.) hundred doliars oi principal cicr-toe aul psys ble on a mortgage dated Match 19. i**a mite ROBERTSON HOUSE, by James H. Bartley to ttarali H. AtiMln. ate recorded tn the idfice of the Itegivter ol Dtcte tor the County of Barry In Hie Naic M MlcbiF. MKODFSMKM, Praprirfrr. gan.March is. ism, In liber 17 of mortar*. Cor. Jeffsrsoa and Court 8te., Hastinr>, Xiek. on i»ge 2S6. and by U.e said Sarah II. ;aujUh assigned to Daniel W. Hop re. by an aafignRatea.fi 1.00 per Day. in«at dated August % imi. ;tn.i record'd in Tb!s House is new. with pleasant rooms. The laKNtegtater'soflk* August a*, irff. in BMrS -. . . .... ..... . patronage of the public Is respectiuUv solicited. o. P aw, real estate and collect* L ING OFFICE OF Pai.mkrtox n , C. S. Pai.mkktox, Notary Public. a Smith, Woodland. Mich. J. M. Smith, Justice of the Peace. Hastings City Bank, Hastings, - - Mich. CAPITAL $75,000.00 SURPLUS fifi.00fi.00. Incorporated under the laws of the State Michigan. Open tor business Dec. 15.1U& ofncans: , 0. G. Rcblnsou. President; Chester Mester. Vtee. Pres. D. W. Reynolds, Cashier. ditjc ctors: Dan W. Reynold, D. G. Robinson. John Carreth, u register's office May I5tt. te.«. in liter > mortgages on pa|p ». and by ibe nld r- H. Uourtaaalgne*! tu Marcan-t A:.dni<. by u uslnmentaated May 1st. 1R*>. and recorded in MM reghiter’s offlte. May nth. l.<4. In liter X otmortgagea ou jSr* IM. fur "bleb default the said Margaret Andras br virtue,of the n»ht ctven her m said mortKav*’. has nunte *»<* terrby makes the whole jirlzK-ipai of S*M mortgage and the Interest accrued tlierwm bo* due and payable, and on which iwrtcare there Is claimed to be due at th»date of this o«d:ee ten hundred twenty-an dollar* sud ten rents, and do suit or proceedings at ’aw Imnaywen iMtltutedto recover the aiuuunt secured ny said mortme or any jiart thereof. _ , Notice IsUieref ore hereby give# Hat on Sat­ urday, the Sth day of Aurust, »t ten o dock In the forenoon, there will l><- sold at the north front door of the cxn;rt houv- tn the cl:y' p! Unrs. county of Harry sri'J »ta!e l,f said court house being the building m « circuit court Icr the county of lurry is hew, « public auction to the hlghevt bidder, the Pt^’ sea described In salu noirtpax- or w tnnrB thereof a» may be necessary te Mtett amount due on said niortpnr- as abate set tott, WttbtteiDteNM thereon, and the e<>«La»“F? awl expenses allowed by law and pror»**“ ’” lu said mortgage, aald premises tehie ‘i.-w latheeitv ot flastlnpt. countv of Bam M state ol Michigan, and described w J The north half of lots numbered ten bundm thirty eight, ten hundred thirty nice and tr hundredtorty of the city, formerly Hnatlnn according to the recoi«-<•<! p.M tbrtt* Dated, Hastings. Mim. May tub- w>- Makc-mut Asi»»nk Amignee of the Morin**ALOXZO EL Kkxa«tox, AUornev lor Amiguee. MOKtilAGK SALE. C. H. Barbour, of Ransom, Hillsdale county, has a colt with but two leers. As be isn’t in the dime museum business be wBI have the animal killed. While employed as agent of the Michi­ gan Central Railroad Company, at Aucusta, Mich., my kidneys became diseased eight dollars and twelve e*nta ■nd from an Impoverished and injpun’. stale of the blood, my general health entirely undermined. I consulted the trading physicians of this efty and Ann Arbor, and all pronounced my case Brights diMaae. In October last, 1 began ----- * taking Ilibtard’s Rheumatic Syrup, Jnd 17 FRANK GILLETT BBEADFK OF Pure Game Fowls. For sale at all timre awl eggs for hatching. Prices, a matter of correspondence. Dutton, MichA CMT ilEMEDV am toKlay a well man. It .fjord*, m.* plessure to render suffering humanity any good that 1 can. and 1 wish to say tlut 1 think It the greatest blood, kidney and llvor mmlictne in the work!. vilified by the press and then bulldozed they Bay, dragged him out Of course that may bo exaggerat-d.” “IPs a d------ d He,” muttered old Ken­ yon, under his breath. “But all the kao-ys the paper lied, but daren’t stand up for one pif his subaltern-s. And ".u«n to think of the fellow’s imptytance, an­ nouncing himself Albion. Mich SoM by W. n.Coodymr. l>y Chirk. Wrtrh! Medlc'.ue Co.. ]>. troll. Mich. . Try the Hastings Banner one year. . A. SHELDON, • Abstract and Real Estate Office. At'«traet Block. H**Uiigr. Money l<> lovi on Ecsl Estate Real Estate *old on ourainlnlon. ‘tencral eonreyaaclng. • taring a complete **» of Abstract Book*, com­ piled from the Records, can f> rnl«h complete * tracts. ' C.¥. BROOKS. Clerk. THE BANNER 75 CENTJ. . . �<j/ PROBATE ORDER. xsss'W■i&S’jss- ■“ <£. , Yri-v.if Bnrrv. holden at the Probata Office, te M%freVf HMtings. lu said county, onirhuts*.““*1,. -•> <uv U! May, in the ycai cue te-usltvl right hundi*d and ninety one. '“ol* Charles W. Armstrong, Judge of THAT SAUCY ITATA The Charleston Is Yet a Long Way Astern. matter of tho estate cf Janies ' Mhidr’ • exentlor of said estate. Lit iii- ounual areonnt herelolore filed it 'fa*’eidereJ. that Friday, the June. A. i>. itwt.at ten o’clock In . i assigned forth- bearing of said j,.I thtf the heirs at law of said de­ ; s.'j other person* Interested In sold ; t .‘.mired u» appriit at afcesslon of said al tin- Probate Office h i tlasiltig*. in said County, and i;nv fh-re be. why the prayer of ,-nrr nt iv not K'granted. And II is that «‘d petitioner give notice .. uc iut-n-'Srd in said estate, of the . •. I. ■ ;wK>u;daccount and the hearing -,v . a copy <d this order to be , Ifa-tina* Basxr.it. a neivsimjuul , in-ul ited in said County of each w«-ek fur three successive stid day of hearing. ESCAPE MIGHT BE VEBY 003TLY. IN THE Base ball field. "“"fed bp Lwenue bra. c|ub, nh, MtoUowe: Al Chicago - B. wino fl. Cldc* Ro H; at Pitfaburg—New York 4. Pitt*. CU? i6’ CUvflond—Philadelphia 8, Cncinnhri-B^r. £ Araoetxtton: At Brill man—St. Loot, «. Baltimore 0;U rblledriphl.-Athlrtlc » ImnUrill. *; „ Bneton-Braton iFcS Coal Which Reunited ln Apology—-The Esmeralda. n.do“w M Wul,l»«to" City-Ulnclnnati c, ashington 0. CHICAGO, May 14.-Following score, were made by League base ball teams yesterday; At Chicago—Boston 4, Chi/ "tuibor«-New York 3, Pltuburg ? C. °clo?‘t*“Brook,rn 2. Cincinnati lands. C eTelaud~PhlladelPbla 9, Clove­ WASHIXGTOX City, May 19l-A dis­ patch was received at tho navy depart­ ment yesterday announcing tho depar­ ture of the cruiser Charlestou from Aca­ pulco on Sunday nighL Tho dispatch Association-. At Boston—Boston 10, aLso stated that tbe insurgent vessel Es­ I i t|,”!’n " at PI»U««Whia-Athletic 18, meralda was still there. No information Louisville »; at Baltimore-Baltimore 2, I KOB.Vl E ORDER. can l»e obtained na to where the Charles­ nwfn* " Abington City-Cmcinjan.Countyof Ba*»y—ss. .if ih« Probate »iiurt for the ton will go next, but it fa thought that natl 17, \\ asnlugtou 2. . lioklen at the Probate Office in she will go down the coaat of ChflL A C hicago, May 15.—The base ball record ;lt|gj. in said county, on Mon­ telegram from the City of Mexico says ti,v. of April, in the year one that nothing has been seen of the Itala, ;°.r^ p^RUe yestenlny t> a. follows: '.uiidn-»i and nhirtyoue. W. Armstrong. Judge of and that ahe is probably now off tho coast At “ilt?burg—Pittsburg 14. New York 7; of Central America, having been supplied at Cincinnati—Cincinnati 4, Brooklyn 0; thoestate ot Polly Ann Starks, witn fuel by the Esmeralda. at Cleveland—C levelsnd 6, Philadelphia 12; nt Chicago—Chicago 8. Bostotrl: tiling the petition, duly vertBlack, grandson of said de­ Association; At Boston—Boston 8 In au interview,at Acapulco Sunday an nial the administration' of Columbus 5; at Philadelphia-Athletic 7 granted to A. A. a Ulrich, sflleer of the Esmeralda said: "Wo will faiulsville nr, *t Baltimore—St. Louis 7, table person. try' to get coal here, but if t his fa impoaai,. ordered, that Frldav, the ble, we are sure of getting it within a few Baltimore 6; at Washington City—Wash­ . a. !».. IK>1. at ten o’clock ington 3, Cincinnati IL ic assigned for the lieartngot hours saiL We are not afraid of a con­ Chicago, May 18.—Scores on the base d Hull the hclr> at law of told flict with the Charleston, but our orders >:;• rpenwMisinterestediiisald are to be prudent aud not provoke n con­ hall field yesterday were recorded by i n-.t to appear at a session । to be holaeu at the l*rul>nte flict.” He did not know whether the League teams as follows: At Chicago•r Hastings, in said county, Esmeraidn would now go to Chili, but Brooklyn 11, Chicago 13; at Pittsburg— f any there be. why the prayer -said the captain had received a long Phiindelpbia 4, Pittsburgh at Cleveland u.iv not be granted. And It That said petitioner give no­ cipher ou Saturday which probably —New York 3, Cleveland 8; at Cincinnati Interested In »ald estate, of directed her future movements. —Boston 0, Cincinnati 3. I petition, and the hearing Association: Ad Boston—Boston 4. a copv of Oils order to be It may not be known to the general Louisville --------------------2;- ---------- St. ^«u«, .uAthletic Louis, 00 Baltiiszings’BansRit. a news^tirenlated m said county cf render, but the fact fa that the capture ot ! n‘bre Cincinuati aud Wnshingtou-Colum■ :-k for three successive the It ata is n matter of great Importance ' bu5 games poatjioned—raiu. dav of hewing. to Uncle Sain. If sho lands her muni- j I*cague scores Saturday were: At IM-TIIOXG, of Probate. tiom, of war safely the Cbillun —Brooklyn V, Chicago “ n authorities authorities j Chicago Chicano-Brooklyn V, Chicago H;- -at* will have a good claim for iar^p 1----------- Ij r-i —t—i — *•__ iry damages Cleveland New ............................... York 4, Cleveland 5; nt again*t the United States; for — ---------------- ------------- 3, v.uc.uusn Jr the princi- Cincinnati —Boston Cincinnati a; 8; M at pie is the same a* that upon which the Pittsburg—Philadelphia 5. Pittsburg 14. Alabama case was decided, when England * —.<-•«— »• »»--•> ■ ■ ­ Association: At Philnuelphla — Ath had to pay a-pretty penny” for letting the letic^ St. l*ouis 1; nt Baltimore—Balti­ more 1. Cincinnati 9; nt Bo.-ton—Borton jbate court Room* Confederate privateer get nw.Iy. ] 9, Louisville 3; at Washington City—C<>1A telegram from San Francisco says: .j umbus-Washlugtou game postponedtobM to license me on the 14th •Peruvian Consul Hcdioway in talking of |I rain. • r the Probate Court tbe probable escape of tho Itata says: j CniCAtin. May 19—Following are the all of the estate, H- *a‘d d*-«v;wwi of. ‘Many singular niisstateriienta have been ' I*enguo base bull scores recorded yesterisb-it amt being in made in regard to the Chilinu ateamer. In ■ day: At Chicago-Brooklyn 4. Chicago 13; State of Michigan. tbe first place tbe ltai » :«a twrlve’knot K • at Cleveland—New York 12, Cleveland 18; vessel, and she should reach Iquique, a ; nt Pittsburg—Philadelphia 6, Pitts burg 11; ruu ot less than 5,000 miles, inside ol . 1 at Cincinnati—fk^ton 2, Cincinnati 3 eighteen day*. When she left San Diego, j A-^ociation: . Al Boston—Bo-.on HI, »rth. range about May 6, she had S*) tons of. coal . Louisville 5; at Philadelphia—Athletic 3, aboard, and she doe.* not burn over fifteen ; Sl lx>ui« 11; at Bnltimore—H dtimoru 5, tons dnilji. Such being the case, qjie has Cincinnati 6; at Washington City—Wash­ enough fuel to last her about fifty-four ington -J, Columba*, 7. ods’faenee^^artn I “Three tteaerfaw from the Itata have -r-.si tor'ty-ulue (49) <nd gi^ea their evidence to Chi-, effect. She rod*, thence south had on board ninety sailors and sixty «• to non «l Sri, right dt dower therein. I1 Diego, all instructed to -----------secrecy. —- She =^-carried four sixty-pound guns hidden i wh. Administrator. under canvas with her small arms in the forward hold. The soldier* were stowed nitdeln the conditions away there nlso, their food being sent to .ye made by Ira F. them from the deck. Every appearance i Aldr;.-'. to Samuel Carson />t the vessel l*eing prepared for war was . A. D. IV-. and recorded K-Ulster <>: Deed*, lor the removed two days beforo sho steamed ■state of Michigan, on the iuto Sin Diego, when she looked like a A. 1). 1S82, Ln liber KJ of rnortfhicii said mortgage was first-class inerchantmvu. rci*. isw. nsiilgned to d <inh n-corueu April “The programme was for the Icata to , xi-icrof Deeds in and Midi, in liber of niort- get arms from the Robert and Minuic, . And it was further express- and when in the tropics to transfer them u-i mortgage tiytf should there loj the Esmeralda, which would escort ber to Iquique. If the trip was made ii» t mtyalrfa and -dioul ! the same without interference, so much the better, ■I In strmrs lor the space of but if not the Esmeralda proposed to do !-rn<-tp;ii -hi -art inartgnge he oetiou of the mortgagee. battle. The Esmeralda aud Ituta were : th>- tecond day ol Octo- commanded from IquiqWe to St. Lucas by aud on the second dayot each other’s masters, who exchanged to ’ SU «o not hiving be«n paid <..uc remained unpaid until their rightful commands at the latter i1; option said mortgagee now- point. Some information tins been ob­ tic of .said mortgage due and tained which loads to the belief that on -meh mortgage there fa claimed May 13 a transfer of arms and munitions Im date ol this notice tbe sum rd I rtxly seven dollars and sixty- of war was mtule from tho Itata to the i ...I attorney’s lee of twenty-five Esmeralda at Pichilinque, ou the cast of ' for in «Mid mortgage, and uo i-lnu« at hw iiavlng been Inrtl- southern California.” The HritiBh Lion Growls. • er the aiotirys secured by said -.V part thereof. “A copy ot the Chilian Times baa f »re. by virtu- of the power reached here by the steamer San Blas. It rained In >al<l mortgage, and such cAsfe made and provided. says the British forced an apology from n cl . ru that on Saturday, the 11th the insurgent man-of-war Blanco EucaA. 1»J1. at vn 'o’clock tn I shall sell at public nurtlou to the lado just before the latter was sunk by ■’ the north front door o! the the torpedo boats. The Blanoo was en­ gaged Id blockading Iquique when she, with other vesselz of the blockading fleet, . .-■-'ruage. or »o mocli thereof ran out of coal. Two English and Ger­ |«retopay tin- amount due on man merchantmen were lying side by side, both coal laden. The rebel fleet took ■'.(.Hurs covesant^ for boldot them, on the pretense that they ■ being <l.-wrlue«l In said were in range in the event of firing, and certain nltM-eor pnrcel uf towed them out to sea, despite the pro­ rlbed a« follow*: To-wit: J of flte MHlthfcrnt quarter tests of the captains. Him! tn Apologise or Fight. r fwn.■*» town one (I) north in Ifarry county. Michigan, “Out ot range of the fort's guns, the - ot L*ud be the soino insurgents made a forced purchase of such coal as they needed. They volun­ Alienee ol Mortgagee. tarily paid au extravagant price for it, ove. Mtorueysfor AMignee. but nevertheless the captains of the ves­ sels reported the matter to the British Admiral Hothain. who gave tho Blanco KiD lEm, mis, 1378. the option ot apologizing or fighting within twenty-four hours. It was thee 11:30 a. ru. Precisely at noon the Blanco ran up the British and German flags above tho rpbel standard and fired a royal saints.” ________ W. Baker & Co.’s Breakfast Cocoa SLASHED THE CZAREWITCH. Shanghai. China, May 13 -An attempt to kill the Russian czarcwitcb was made yesterday in Japan, whore lie is travel­ Absolutely Pure ing. The cxarewitch had gone to the and it is Soluble. picturesque resort called Otau. on Lake Binaumi, six miles from Kioto. There a native policeman named Tanaa Sanaa at tacked the prince, striking him on the ate used in its preparation. It has head with his sword with intent to mur­ Owing to the thickness of the sun »wre than thru times the strength ot । der. helmet worn by tho prince the sword w Cocoa mixed with Starch, Arrewroot deflected, and descrioed a cut down bls hr Sugar, and is therefore far more forehead, not ot a serloua character. The imperial party hastened back.to Kioto economical, costing less than one cent and got surgical distance..The culpnt « c»<p. h ig delicious, nourishing, is believed to be insane. The Japanese emperor and his ministers hurried to strengthening, easily digested, and H.tmimbiy adapted for invalids Kioto to express their sympathy. from which the excess of No Chemicals b* well as for persons in health. Sold by Grooera everywhere. _ W- BAKER I C0„ Dwimw, Mm. offikE?2'Hr<:ivS’rooroblWren » knowledge »5?,keu1 nK’ 9borM‘“d« ^Rewriting, tetegIT WILL BB MUCH GBAVASMD. U L. MW W -Tb. grra* Brooklyn b.odlrap rara, wbtobb» th. all-ri-orbtoit topic to tort dralwlok the past few weeks, was run T.oay, Wbo b*. bran tb. tritortto torito. . . . .. j__ —rarw> rnudlv enougu » tb. Boito. thoosb to1*”11?!,1 lb* ram b* look*d to b. oat « *u FOR THEM CB.CAOO, May Ik-ErarrOlOE to nto; [Weh.l ’’V.‘rf’Gr “2*nd «°:kl eo^. reiu-l Rusand STUDENTS DEFEND NATALIE. VlKXKA* May 10.—Great excitement pre­ vail* in Belgrade over the attempt of the Servian government to remove Queen Na­ talie from the city and from Servin. Aware of the strong public sympathy for the queen, the government early in the morning cordoned with troops the streets in the vicinity of Queen Natalie’s resi­ dence, excluding the public. After Na­ talie had taken refuge in her residence the principal citizens and merchants sid­ ing with the queen nnd showing their sympatby openly, a large number of stugatbered to defend her in her dwelling . Tbs troops, after vainly endeavoring to disperse the supporters of the queen, fired upon them, killing two and wounding many. Tb8 most intense excitement reigns in Belgrade. At 9 o'clock Monday Che cabinet was still in session, and M. Pachite, the president ot the Skuptchina, received a deputation asking him to intervene in the queen's behalf. in the Total Washisotox City, May >9—Satur­ day’s statement of the United ‘States tre—nrer compared with that of May 9 is as follows:. Gold coin and bullion, lees certificates and $1(>).000,(X» reiwrre-May 9, $40,318,882; May 18. 837,aM,lG4; decrease, 83,364,938. United States notes, less certiflcatee-May 9, 81.900.831; May 16. 81. IM.750; decrease. <73,571. National bank notes—Muy V, <4,731,269; May 16. H912.260; incresiMe, <181,OiX). Silver dol lars and bullion. less certillcates—May », <14.9H9,08«; May 16, <15 749.438; Increase, fl.461,356. Cash in treasury^-Mny 9, $60,538,515; May 18. <39,­ 740,402; increase, <799.143 Deposits in na­ tional banks— May 9, <37 875.159; May 16. 828 984,195; increase, $1,109,036. Total balance—May 9. <88 413,704; May 16, <88,­ 724.597; increase* 8810,8)0. ClSClXNATt, May 19.-Over SfOOO people have been attracted to the dty by the National Union convention, but just how many of three ar® regular delegates cannot be determined until tho commitU,e on credentiabi gets to work. Last night's arrival Included Senator Peffer, of Kansas; Robert Schilling, of Milwau­ kee the Wisconsin Socialist leader; Hon.A. J Streeter, of Illinois, and Ignatius Donnelly. The latter, announcement that the delegation of his own appointment is to be CMtMted by a delegation named by tb. .fate committee of the Minnesota Farmers Alliance, says that the state committee hud no power in the premises, and that be has no fear that the convention will expel either him­ self or his followers. OrM., Bine. •< l-rlnoeton, pniscrros. M». Mej Id —Fire deetray-, , ed the entire went eld. ot the public raunre. with the exception of to. Jtoeonlc bnildlnm Fie. ot th. brat buxln.ra bonraeln to. town wer. burnrf, torather with toe Kre.t.r port on ol their ^outeato. The entire Ira. will reachJrt, OOH. ot which not onabelt U oorerrf b, inenrance. Tb. Teleitraob end Prra. printlos were deetrojed. There 1, J enrpldon thet tho fire we. the work ot an inoeodary. NEWS IN BRIEF. father of fourteen children, while three of his sons were responsible for the existence in the aggregate ot forty-four, and a Lx-State Senator Andrew J. Kuyken­ granddaughter of thirty has already nine dall died at his home m Vienna, Johnson children. Stepnfak. the Russian Nihilist now in county. His., at midnight Sunday. America Redman, the colored house­ this country, is trying to raise money to keeper of J. C. Tullis who died at Cincin­ establish a newspaper here, of which nati, in 1878, claim* to be his widow and George Kennan has offered to serve as ed the heiress to bis property, worth <3,000,- itor without -pay. It will be devoted to political freedom In Russia. The treasury department Wednesday The anniversary of the great cataclysm bought 144,000 ounces ol silver at from at Johnstown, Pa., will be appropriately •0(979 to tO.IM per ounle. celebrated May 21. The centennial celebrati >n of the South The Evening Critic, of Washington Carolina legislature was held at Colum­ City is no more. It went into* the hands bia, Wednesday. The dty was thronged with visitors by the thousand. The log cabin bu ilt by Gen. Grant neat Thu National Assodation of Flint and St. Louis has been purchased by a realLime Gloss Mannfacturers ot the United dent of that city for 15.000, and will not Slates is in session at Findlay, O. be sent to the World’s fair. Over 100 Indians in the Okanogan coun­ Mrs. Keziah Thomas, of St. Louis, try, Washington, have died of the grip. whose husband died rec.-ntly, twisted a The Indians are leaving for Idaho and towel around her throat and choked her­ elsewhere to escape the epidemic self to death. It was her third attempt A committee of the New York Union at suicide. Temporary insanity. Iteaguo dub has prepare! tho form ot a Ex-Senator Ingalls says he will not en­ petition to be circulated among citizens gage in literary work, although he bns throughout the country, regardless of several offers to do no. party affiliations, asking congress to pass “Jerry” Simpson said at Washington laws that will protect this country from City Saturday that the Alliance was go­ the tide of undesirable European immi­ ing to take possession of the government grants. ln!893 and “rip things up the back.” The forest fires around Big Rapids, Democrats have one majority in the Mich., ru., the most extensive since 1871. Arizona Constitutional convention. The Nothing but timely rain can atop the de .Republicans made heavy gains. vastation until the lumber district in five Nearly a hundred persons are sick at counties is burnt over. Pittsburg from eating partially decayed The Roman Catholic mission aud sev­ smoked sturgeon sold by a dealer at u eral dwelling hon*es belonging to Euro­ low price. pean residents were attacked and burned Representative Springer, of Illinois, by native* at Woo Hoo, China A British says the next speaker of the house will be warship will proceed to tho scone of tho a western man, but is too modest to say riot. who that western mnn fa. The American Bible society celebrated Wales Is a grandfather. The Duchess its seventy-fifth anniversary Wednesday of Fite, bU daughter, presented her hus­ band and the British empire with a The Illinois legislature has decided to 1daughter Sunday, who may yet be adjourn sine die on the 12th of June. <queen ot Englaud. John Teenier has challenged Jake GauW. N. Cromwell. Assignee of Decker, dnur to row n series of three races for 83,­ Howrli & Co., New York, has settled 500 a side, bast two out of three to tuko 1every claim of the firm and left a surplus. the stakes 40.1 a portion of the gate re- iHis bill for all this is 1280.000, which the ccipts. < Nearly 11,000 coal miners are on strike Lord Edward Cavendish, a brother of in Iowa aud coal is getting scarce with Lord Frederick Cavendish, who was mur­ prospect-, ot a famine in the product. <dered in Phu>.-iix park, Dublin, died Mon­ The authentic ancient portrait of Co- 1day of Influenza. Ho was a member ot lurnbuH. copied from a miniature, nnd 1the British parliament. now exhibiting in Loudon, is to go to the Governor Winans, of' Michigan, baa Chicago's World’s fair. issued an order to disband Company A Pierre Moraiu, a Boston orgnn grinder 1of the Ann Arbor militia, which took a prominent part in the fracas in which m descendant from a noble French family, Dennison, a university student, was who w.-is arrested April 30 for leading a young girl astray, hung himself in a cell killed. in Charles Street jail. General Thomas Osborne has arrived in Etnperor William takes a little swing Chicago nftvr an absence of several years around the circle next month. He will ;in South America. General Osborne was visit ihe courts of Holland, Belgium, and United States minister to the Argentine England. Republic during a portion ot the presi­ administration of General Grant. The reaper works of - Whiteley, Fussier dential 1 The Baptist anniversaries are in session <& Kelljcmt Columbus, Ohio, will be sold at Cincinnati. al auction by the receiver June 23. Judge E<1 ward Johnstone, of Keokuk, J. B. Hedspeth and Mrs. Eldredge Perry, ot Austin, Tex., died from the ef­ la., died Saturday night, aged 78 years. Saturday's fire in Muskegon, Mich./do fects ut a dose of poison put in their soup nt dinner. Hedspeth's wife has strayed 275 buildings, valued ut (*>OU,(jOO. been arrested for the crime. The woman The Russian government hits ordered is believed to be insane. 8,000,000 rifles from a French manufacThe executive committee of the Illi­ nois F. M. K A. met at Springfield, ap­ Major R. W. McClanghry Monday took pointed delegates to the Cincinnati con- the oath of office as chief of police of Chi­ venlion and instructed them to oppose ।cago. . the formation of a political party. . The treasury Monday purchased 415, COO Sever Serley. the dclaulling (830,000) ‘ ounces of silver nt from fO.IW to $0,982 per treasurer of Chippewa county, Wia.. lias ounce. been sentenced to four years in tho Wau­ Margaret Shay wm burned to death tn pun |*euitentiary. her home on South May street, Chicago Henry M. Stanley has been invited to Monday. preside at the Eisteddfod, or Welsh mu­ The Davidson Lumber company's mill sical festival, to be held in the autumn at Swansea. He has accepted the invita­ at LaCrosse, Win, has been burned. Loss, >100,000. tion. The grand jury at New York has in Secretary Blaine is now laid up with the gout, nnd cannot leave New York for dieted “Frenchy Na 1" for the-murder of Carrie Brown. the capital for several day*. In a quarrel over a can of beer at St. The home of Rol>ert Duke, a Mont­ morency county, Mich., farmer, burned j Louis Monday night Thomas McConley Thursday, and two of bit children per­ I ent Louis Dolan’s throat with a penknife. George Walker, of H^na, Mont., and ished. It is said in Boston that B. P. Hutchin­ his wife, were killed Sunday while driv­ ing by lightning out of an al most cloudless son will locate in that city. CONDITION OF THE SURPLUS. 1310.893 /%<?/ _ DWIMVILUL MonL. M.y IE-A >f“hk, namxl «ko L*d kilUd • rancher tor **. rara.toU «»J token before Jnotee Shepher.1. Who dUeh^rjed hi... Cilih.ee Immedwlelr rrarreetod him end durinh rhe nlnbl . -ot him end Ibrew bl* imdy into Mnlbeed rleer. Juerloe Shepherd we» or.Wred to leera to, n wirhru twenty tour hour, nnd John D. Adam*, a leading merchant ot Little Rock, Ark. has failed for 8400.000; The Ncbra*ks Fire Insurance company, of Omaha, has been placed in the bands of a receiver. C. E. Mellor, of Ann Arbor, Mich., Is one of nine heirs to 82,500,000 left by an English relative. 9 Mayor Shakespeare, of Now Orleans, and I he committee of fifty bhve made public their report on the Mafia and give a list of ninety-four murders committed by it. The pith of the report is a propo­ sition that immigration irom Sicily and lower Italy be prohibited, and that Con­ sul Corte admitted to the committee that the Mafia exists in New.Orleans and had made an attempt on his own life, some of those implicated being among the num­ ber massacred at the parish prison. Professor Bernheim ha* submitted a report to the Paris Academy of Medicine on the treatment of consumption by the tranfusion of goat’s blood. The experi­ ments made by him lead to the conclusion that the treatment has an important ben­ eficial effect on the first stages of tuber­ culosis. Green B. Raum, Jr., son of the commis­ sioner of pensions and chief clerk in the tension office, has resigned at the request of Secretary Noble. Tho coroner’s jury at New York has held Ameer Ben All. alia* “Frenohy Na 1,” for the murder of Carrie’Brown. Five men were severely burned by an explosion of gas in a New York newer Friday. Natividad Villaneuva. known as El Ne­ gro, a notorious Mexican bandit, ha» been shot in battle with a posse of citizens at Guadalajara. In a case tried by Judge Staples at Bos­ ton, in which ft couple bad married by signing n contract to lire together as long aa agreeable to both, the judge decided the marriage invalid. The marriage took place in Oregon, and the parlies were Spiritualists. Justice Brewer, of the United. States supreme court, ba* issued a writ of error in the Nebraska contested governorship The Ba! in seeds forces are reported to have l>een again defeated in an engage­ ment with the insurgent Chilian forces. The agreement between England and Portugal, settling their difficulties in East Africa, has been signed. Nineteen fcorkingmen were drowned in the Dnieper river Friday, the boat in which they warn embarked being run into ' William McGowan, a Baltimore hotel clerk, was so confident that Tea Tray wou.«l win the Brooklyn handicap that be bet his cherished and superb moustache against 125 on it. Saturday night bis up­ per lip was bereft of ita hirsute orna­ ment. Charles King, ot Salam, Mass., died THE MARKETS. Chicago. May IB. Following were tho quoUtlou* on tho board of trade to^lay: Wheat-No. 2 May. opened SLUSH. cla*d >1.UG»L July, opened 8L01«. elated September,* opened 97c, closed 97K- Corn—Na 2 May, o;xinod 81c. closed 8114c; July, opened 37J<c. closed fiB^c; Au­ gust, opened , dosed ‘nK1- Osla-No. 2 May. opened —, closed 3lMc; July, opened and cliMod <GS«c: September, opened 38*ic, closed 35Mc. Pork May. opened 81LHK closed 81L2W. July, opened J1L25. dosed $11.35; September. oj-ened $11.30, dosed glLSi Lard-May. opeutd 8&4O closed $6.l2t» Live slock—Following were the prices at the Union Stock yards: Hogs-Market opened fairly active on packing and shipping account, but feeling rather easy ate r^lOc decline; ranged at pigs. $C2u4L65 light. $4.3044.15 rough packing. $4.3fia<-70 mixed, and $4.5044.10 heavy [taddng and shipping lot*. Cattle-Market fairly active on local wad shipping account aud prices without change; quotatiun* ranged at *5.7546.50 for choice to fancy shipp ng steam, $5.W45.7U good to choice do. H®$4-1» common to fair do. 83.50 64.25 butchers* atoors. L' 002350 stockcra 83.OJU5*i Texana >3 WfcLD feeders. >USu® 4.U) cows. $1 &J©350 bulk, and $2.5044.3) real calvce Sheep-Demand only moderate and prices ruled steady; quotations ranged at $4.2525.5*) wr-tterns. $4-7325-80 natives, aud $<J.(J047 M l.iEitw. Produce: Butter-Fancy separator, 27c per OIVK ExVJOYS Both the method and restdta when Syrup of Figs is taken;'it is pleasant and refreshing to the taste, and acta gently yet promptly on the Kidneyt, Liver hnd Bowels, cleanses the sya» tern effectually, dispels colds, head­ aches and fevers and cures habitual constipation. Svrup of Figs is the only remedy of its kind ever pro­ duced, pleasing to the taste and ac­ ceptable to the stomach, prompt in its action and truly beneficial tn ita effects, prepared only from the most healthy ana agreeable substances, ita many excellent qualities commend it to all and have made it the moet popular remedy known. feyrup of Figs is for safe in 50c and 81 bottles by all leading drug­ gists. Any reliable druggist who may not have it on hand will pro­ cure it promptly for any one who wishes to try IL Do not accept any substitute. ’ ' CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP CO. 3AN FMXCI3C0. CAL LOUtSVIUt. KI. N£W YO^K, K.T. No more THE -COLCHESTER" REBBER CO. “ADHESIVE COUNTERS* G. G. SPAULDING, HUSTINGS. PilOllATE GRDER. State of Michigan. < teUilvuf B*rrj -M. At a session of the Probate Court for the County of Barry, holdco Ml the Probate Office, tn Hie cHt of flirtings, in said county, oa Monday, the 4:h day uf Mm), tn the year one thousand eight hundred and ninety one. Present. Uharlcl W. Armstrong, Judge of Probate. In the matter ot the eztate of Hznn&h Qnaekeobusb, deceased. Ou reading and tUlac the petit ion. duly veri­ fied. ot Charles W- Jordan, administrator ot said estate praying for rearagz therein set forth that he may be licensed to sell the real estate of Mid drreased in said petition described. Thereupon it is ordered, that Friday the 3>U:day ot Mny. A. D. 1KH. at ten o'clock In the forenoon, he assigned for the hearing ot said petition, uud that the heirs at law of Mid deotiM <*d. and all other persons Interested in said estate, arc required to anpcaKat a session e< said court, then to ire holdcn aP-ibe Probate office, in the city ot Hartings, lu said county, and show cause. If any there be, why tbe prayer of the petitioner may not be granted. And It Is further ordered, that said pettttoner give ' notice to tbe persons Interested in said estate, of the pendency ot (aid petition, nnd tbe hear­ ing thereof by causing a copy of this order to be puollshed In the H aminos Baynk* a news­ paper printed and circulated In said County ol Barn- once In cacti work for three successive weeks previous to mid day nf bearing. ClIARI.KS W. AnNSTBOXO, Judge of Probate. [A true copy,] . CHA^CEIU- SALE. • ‘ Io pursuance of nod by virtue of an order and decree of the elreult conn tor tea County of Barry, In chancery. lu the state of Michigan. .....4^ a....! --1 ran Um tran n 11. r»oveiut>cr. a. m. w. hi a certain cans* merein pending, wherein Nichol*. Shepard & Co., a c<>ri>orat Ion organized and doing buslbees under the laws of the state <>f Michigan are complain­ ants. and Frauds Wolbert Geonfv. B. Grtfflth and Mell'sn Wolbert are defendant*. Notice fa hereby given that I shall sell at pnbllc auetlon. to the highest bidder, ou Saturday, tbe fareb- court Iioum In the Ctty of Bastings. County of Barrvaud State of Michigan, said court bouao being tbe place (or bolding the circuit court far said county ol Barre, the following described property to-wlt: All ’ha: certain piece ar par­ stock, fresh. 13&17c. Eggs-Southern stock, cel of laud situate and being in the TownaEfa per doz; northern. 14c. Live jxjultry of Yankee Springs. County ot Barrr and State --CHd chickens. 10c pc*- lb; spring. 81.50®6.(D of Michigan, and described m foRows to-wlt • jJer doz; roosters, turkeys, mixed. 9c; The north east fractional quarter ot the south ducks, «t£C.10c; goose. 83.ak8fi.00 per doz. Po east fractl onal quarter of section twenty. »>Wn three north, ranre ten west, containing tbhrtyUtoes-Ro*. »3»3c per bu; Hebron. and nne-haH acres of land more or less. PoerleM. 85390c; Burbanks ll.U0JU.O5; mixed, eight Dated, Hastings. Mien.. MayiRh, im. 7333jc. Strawberrios-T<mn«sa>e. poor to ALOXZO F.. KKXASTON. fair. 81.303*0): KL>od- RDSSfrifiU per 24-Qt caeo; Circuit Court CammlMioner, Barry Co. Mlcb. Niw-iamppi. poor to fair. >1.0041.75 per S4-qt Stl-akt, Kxak> k* & Wkavkb. ■ Solicitors for Complainants. cane. Broom corn-Hurl, 4K40(e per lb: whisk brush. fiftfiKc; green, self-working. 8}»©4c; FROBATE~ORD«. inside and covers. ^*&7c; common brush, Stale of Michigan, County at Barry—m. . •*Mc; crocked. aaSMe. . At a seeston ot tbe Frobate Court for the County of Barry, holdcn at the Probate Office in the city of Hastings, In said county.on Wednes­ day, tbe thirteenth <fav ol May. In the year one thousand eight hundred and ninety one. May, HICK: do June, >1.14; do July, <L1L Present, Charles w. Armstrong. Judge ol Corn-Na 2 mixed cash. do June, ITobata. WHc: do July, ®fcc; do August, 64^- Data In the matter of the estate of John A. -Steady but quiet; No. 3 mixed cash, Ke-, Bachehcr. deceased. do Juno, M4c; do July, 55K- Rye-Nom­ inal Barley-Nominal. Pora—Dull; $12,750 praying that Clement Smite, or some other KUO for new m-»m. Lord-Quiet; July; of t tie estate^" I'ild adn,lnl*tt*“r $6.78; September. $7.01 Thereupon It Is ordered, that Friday, the Detroit. T.lh Hav raf .fttn.. A 1* Ivor ra» ran - ■ . DrTKorr. Stay IB. Wheat—No. 1 white cash. 8111: No. S rod said petition. aiid tlial the heirs al law o cs>.h and May. <1.11; July. <1.03 bid; deceased and al) ot her persons Interested I August, 11.00 bid. Corn-Na 3 mixed cash. Office, tn the city of Hastings, and show- cause, if any then ot tbe petitioner may not be further ordered, that said p< Wheat-Firm, higher; No. 3 cash. <LMM; May. 8LCMH bid; Joly. O^e: August. Pork Quiet. Hl.auciKJH. UtTMMVy.l Chakuk �its frlendi Banner For lhe benefit ot lhe public. iWvwalk pedestrians especially, and to aid the water board in disaeminating valuable in­ Iles, and the people are beginning to real­ formation, we append the following sug­ MAKS HALL L.COOK. Mlor. ize phases of thia bill which were almott gestions for city water takers. These entirely overlooked In the the campaign suggestions are already the practice of sev­ eral citizens who desire to get their money’s vot wawtixcs. Mien., i*ostofficx, last fail. First came tbe treaty with Brazil, I worth, but we thought it might be proper ■ AUWPST 14. 1879. illustrating .the automatic reciprocity fea­ to have them generally understood. 1st Get up before the sun and turn on ture of the McKinley bill. Already the water. has the duty been abolished on sugar, 2d. Keep it turned on all day. and the ;prlce has taken a sudden Sd. When you get tired of “squirting” There seems to be no limit to the efforts drop. Then there is that clause providing Lhe water, set the hose reel where tbe of free trade attorneys to prejudice fanner for free importation of raw material to be water can shoot into a tree. This doesn't voters against the policy of protection for help the lawn, but as It doesn't Injure the home Industries. A commonly employed manufactured into articles for export, giv­ tree, tbe practice i» to be commended. ing tbe American manufacturer equal foot­ 4th. Before retiring for the night, set moans to this end is urging the farmer to the sprinkler at work cooling tho ing with his transatlantic competitors for believe that our tariff legislation Is framed all foreign trade. Here we have reciproc­ atmosphere. Keep the thing going all "with the view to discriminate In favor of night ity, free sugar and free raw material. manufactured products nnd against the 5th. W ben obliged to set the reel on the products of agriculture. As there is not a The meaning of this is an enormous reduc­ lawn, be sure and get It close enough to the sidewalk so as to douse cold water and tion in the burden of taxation, advanta ­ single clause in the law susceptible of such iota of It on passers by. a construction, none but the unwary will geous terms for the admission of American • 6th. If tbe wind is high, and blowing goods into foreign markets, and free raw toward Ute walk, set the sprinkler closer be misled by the charge ot discrimination material out of which to manufacture these to it If people have got to be baptized at against the fanner’s interests. the city’s expense, it is well enough to exports. Besides absolutely protecting the Some Idea of the extent to which farm make a thorough job of it. products are directly’ protected can be home market, the McKinley bill lias thus By carefully observing these directions, reduced unnecessary taxation and opened nearly as much water as possible will be gained by a glance at statistics within up important South American markets to wasted, and a great deal of happiness and reach of all who care to Inspect them. fraternal feeling will be promoted among And the honest student of these figures is the products of our soil, mines, workshops pedestrians who may have to take to the likely to be quite forcibly impressed by the and mills.—New York Press. middle of the rotti to avoid a continual shower bath in going to and from nhclr jmeesslty for maintaining adequate bar­ residences. riers against foreign competition so long as Under propection of the McKinley bill tbe home markets of our farmers is men­ American print mill owners are reducing aced by products of foreign rivals. The second quarterly meeting of Barry prices of their productions. Indigo points During the last fiscal year foreigners that, when the McKinley bill went Into county Pomona Grangi< will convene with sold in tbe United State, over *42,000,000 effect, were selling at eight cents a yard, liutland Grange In their hall on Friday, May 22nd, at 10 o’clock a. m. Following worth of farm products, without taking are now down within a fraction of five is the p regain fo far as arranged: into the account more than *16,000,000 cents. All kinds of shirtings and sheet­ Song of greeting by the Rutland Grange worth of wool Imported. ings art*, also much cheaper, notwithstand­ choir. Order of business. Here are the Items: ing the higher duties. Is ‘the tariff a tax" Report*, of subordinate Grange*. S Animals (other than breedlux). Singing by the Pomona Grange choir. 5.7SJ.OOO then? 2^83.764 Words of Welcome by Mrs. Howarth. >mj» seed J0.18e,47< •• fibers. Response by A. Parker. 1,143,967 Farmers Organizations, C. H. Stone and i.ora.GHe EK. aad dairy products. l.'XW.OOt) C. Newland. 13.579,813 We this week received a correspondence Woman’s Work in Grange, C. Honey­ Veoetables. from “Clay Hill.” which contained good well. 843^33,717 hews, but did not publish it simply be­ Recitations, Ella Barrett, Lida Newland, There Is not a single Item here that could cause we did not know where or from Grace Luther, Bessie Whitright and others. Will the correspondent Selections by sisters Parker, Dawson, not just afiwell have Iteen grown by our whom it came. please continue to send lu items but head Knickerbocker. Culver and others. citizens, and because of this fact our tariff the communication so that other readers Are farmers’ interests as zealously guard­ required foreign competitors to pay for the may know from whence It came. ed In legislative halls as other Intereste. if privilege of selling here. They were ac­ /l»r. W. H. Snyder was the recipient of a not, why not? by J. Dawson. A. Luther. cordingly charged the snug sum of fonr- werj pleasant birthday surprise yesterday, Culver. D. C. Warner and Howard. How best to make the apple orchard jcen aud a half million dollars, and to that relatives from Eaton. Ionia and this coun­ pay, C. Honeywell and J. Tobias. ty participating. The company arrived exgcnl they were forced to lighten the taxWhy I am a Granger, W. Norton. early In the forenoon and remained all A fifth degree session will be held if de­ ea that otherwise would have been paid by day, all lutvlng a very enjoyable. The Dr. N. SI.AWH0*. Ix*c. received a present of a handsome gold sired. citizens of tbe United States. Broward, May 11th, •»!. And it is this arrangement that free watch, by which to remember al! those present. Woddlng Delta. trade attorneys denounce a>j an outrage, At tbe home of the bride's parouts in An observing tuan who notices things and join with foreigners in demanding to on the street says the first thing a young Hammond, Wisconsin. on Tuesday last. Dr. have repealed. The fanners gave their man doc# when he sees a friend with a S. M. Fowler, of this city, was united in answer m 1888. Let that decision be new hat on is to take It off and serenely marriage to Miss Elsie Rich. The groom Is one of the social favorites affirmed as often as the question Is preseut- try it on bis own bead. When a young lady sees one of her acquaintances with a of our city, a young man of high character, new bonnet she juMt lifts up her. nose and excellent ability, aud who has already, serenely wondeik “where she got that though a young man, made a most envia­ ble mime and reputation In the profession . The reciprocity treaty with Spain Is Uie thing." of his choice, dentistry. Dr. Fowler came third of such prizes drawn by the United Mr. Dillbahner, of Maple Grove, was to this city fresh from the dental college States under the McKinley tariff bill. To bringing his two children to school in this at Ann Arbor about three years ago, and city Monday morning, when tbe. horse got by his skill In his profession, by bls appli­ Br~ii and Venzuela a fine trade with Cuba frightened at a hog. and turning suddenly cation and ability as a business man. by 1b new to be added. tipped the carriage over and started on a bis kindly, cordial ways and gentlemanly Under this arrangement Cuba will take rather swift gait The boy’s face was demeanor, by his worth as a man. has lard, petroleum. Hour and pork. Tbe pros­ quite badly bruised and scaned, and the made a most flattering success. There is girt’s hip was hurt very severely so that pective tax on sugar which, but for Span­ probably no man In this city who has more she has not been able to attend school yet, lab concessions, would have been imposed while Mr. Dillbahner escaped with a good friends in all classes of society or deserves more friendship than Dr. Fowler. on Cota’s chief product persuaded the jarring up. Miss Rich Is by no means a stranger Cubans into coercing Spain to ma|je this Muskegon suffered last week one of the here. She recently spent a year in this agreement, notwithstanding It Is in the most destructire'flres known in northern city, and by her worth as a woman, by her aery teeth of the In teres!s_ cf the mother Michigan since 1871. The fire started at ability and excellence of character, won 6:30 p. m. Saturday and destroyed busi­ for herself a host of friends who will re­ ness. houses for ten blocks, the court house joice that she shall return to our city to Under tbe new arrangement the Cuban and 275 dwellings. Hundreds of families grace Its society. .She is a most charming duty on American flour will be lowered w> are left without homes and a few business lady, one whose womanliness and worth The work of re­ and the charm of whose life have already that It can be sold there for $6 a barrel, in- men without a penny. buildlug commenced Tuesday morning and made for her a home tn the hearts of our otead of the *19 that the Spanish flour has it is expected that inside of six months people. brought. And tbe amount consumed nearly all will be rebuilt Dr. and Mrs. Fowler will return to our city probably to-day. They will soon be SMounting to 500,000 barrel# annually> will now be doubled. / kJ “How dear to my purse is the new “at home" iu fine a)>artments tbev have mshioned bonnet, the hat that I bought as secured in the Boice house, on east Center a gift to my wife: a small piece of straw Thus, under tbe reciprocity clause street They will receive the warmest tbe McKinley bill a large traffic with Cui i with an ostrich plume on it, the last hat congratulations of all Hastings people, I'll buy while I still have my life. The has suddenly been opened up for tl ? bat with a brim and a big swinging feather, who will wish for them a most successful American farmer in exchange for suga , and folderol traps that I can.T even, frame: voyage through life In their new estate. Tbe Bannke joins In congratulations and whose price is already reduced without it - with stuffed birds and roses and pieces of good wishes._________ terfering with the rights and interests ( ' leather, and a bill from the dealer as long as my frame. The stylish spring bonnet, THE MARKETS-American •that I-. uew fashi<ined . t(iat jman saga' -sgtr producers. Hastings. In another year the McKinley will so fai\ priced bonnet that knocked my purse Apples — Dried. — bare justified itaelf that those democrats " ” Butts r—lMtlX Clover seed *3 J0B4.W. who threaten Its repeal will be looked upon Tbursday afternoon, the United Beans—61.so per bu. as enemies by the producers of this coun­ States fish commission car Na 1 arrived ' Corn-cotoJOc. calves,, i64.00 ty, and tbe party will be retired to private here on the Lake Shore road, and left ten cans (about 40.000) of young pike perch, ; calf, 3c. fife at tbe very first election the people which were planted the same evening in have an opportunity to retire them.— Gun lake by Messrs. J. W. Gilkey, W. W. pUme-BeHlDKatsocpcrbbl; waterlime.StJO Bishop, H. W. Wright and Nate Balch. _Oats-^M!perbu. Detroit Journal. ' The perch are a very gamy fish, and grow to weigh up to four pounds. They are a Pork—84.001164.50. ’ pertoD. The aggregate of all farm products very voracious and ugly flab, however, and Halt-Selliug at *1 per bbl. Timothy Seed-Belling at 61.75 per ha. wbteh COM *100 In I860 would cost at thia it is an open question if tbe planting of the pike In Gun lake will not diminish other JJb’Al-No- i. wbltcfijzt: red. *1.03. time in tbe same market *09.70, showing a valued fish.—Plainwell Independent Hour-63.oo per hundred. decline of only a tilth of one per cent. JF. R. Pancoast has a watch which was But tbe aggregate of ail other products, jtst presented to him that is a curiosity. u bu-tbr c),v Pelted. teas the internal taxes above specified. It is an open face, gold case, and strike^ Butter-toe,:5c. creamery soars Ooro-flBc par bu. wWcb would have cost 8100 lu 1860 would tbe hours the same as a clock and by touching a spring will repeat winds with cost now only *76.43 for the same articles a key at the face In two places. The ^Poultzy-Uve: chickens, e; duek. c. fe the same market, a decline of *23.57 on watch Is a very old one, having been in Wheat—No. 1 white 61 JI. No. 9red,*LUK. every *100. On what tbe fanner sells, the family for four generations. Its ori­ gin dates so far back that none of the funily know when It was purchased. It was -Mew York wholeaale markets as he roeeivgiven to Mr. Pancoast by an uncle who Hheep and tauabs-dtm Hogi-Mediam and Mixed distinctly remembers seeing bls grand­ father wear it It is In good running or­ der dow and is highly prized by Mr. Pan­ coast who wears it u a time-pleee. astings Hastings Thursday, May 91, 18*1. EDITORIAL NOTES. Additional Local News. I CAN SAVE YOU Powers’ Hardware I ■ full of noods Three floors and all full to their utmost. Never was our Is jammed full of gooo . Never were goods bought at closer prices yyl store so completely P^wtHieB to get tbe benefit of greatest possible discount Table and Pocket Cutlery and Housekeeper’s Supplies, Builders Hardware, Mechanic s Tools., Paints, Oils, Varnishes, Etc. ZMZa.su.i’y Railroad. Colors! Known everywhere as without an equal. We sold 10,000 lbs. last season. The finest liquid paint made. Green Seal Lead, etc. LEONARD’S FAMOUS CLEANABLE REFRIGERATORS Absolutely superior to all others. New QUICK MEAL VAPOR STOVES No trouble in lighting; simple to operate; no getting ont of order. number and the purchasers will testify to their wonderful merits. We have sold a Farm Machinery of Every Description. McCormick Ail Steel Mowers. McCormick Steel Binder is one of the lightest and strongest machines made. Jackson Wagons. Oliver Combination Plows. Clark's Sulky Plow, the lightest made. Mishawankee and Deere Riding and Walking Cul­ tivators. Thomas7 and Dodds’ Hay Rakes and Tedders. Spring-Tooth Harrows, Ac. On our upper floor, we can show you a fine lines of Buggies, Road Wagons, Cart*. Ac: Pumps. Ix>th wood and iron; and all kinds of Well Fittings, Wagon-maker’s Supplies, Doors, Sash, sc. Below we can show you a complete line of Cook Stoves, Ranges, ic., Wire. Nails,. Rope, Glass and all kinds of Wooden Ware. Come and see us. . W. F. POWERS ffe are the Peoele! WE ARE DOING THE BUSINESS —IN— Wall Paper! BECAUSE Do yon want to bny any furniture; a nice carpet; any­ thing in the line of draperies, rugs or the like, this season ? LINOLEUM What is it? It is a floor cover made of cork. Call, at my store and examine it, as it is mveh superior to carpet or any other floor cover aVits value. We are selling the finest line We are receiving the newest and latest designs- also some of at the lowest prices. the most desirable novelties in all of our lines. Pay the store a visit and be pleased. NEW GOODS. Yours truly, NO CHESTNUTS. EVERYTHING NEW. FRED L. HEATH, ARCHIE McCOY. THE DRUGGIST. The Neatly Fitted Foot, The Well Pleased Customer, FROM N. T. Firker bu drcMed lo plot a por­ tion ol bls rtnn. which froou op Wet State St and will sell a number of valua- The board of review will meet In the council rooms of this city May 19th. Those wishing to look over the RHsessment roils will ptenae meet tbe board of re- tatfoairt* tone right to gratirudc if “the Of health and strength renewed and of toe and comfort follows the u»e of Syrup nf It I___________ . 1 costive or bilious. For mle In 50c and 11.00 bottles by ail leading druggist*. 10 TO 25 PER CENT, Top Carriages I And Straight Business Methods ROAD CARTS AND These are assured you if you buy your boots, shoes, slippers and LUMBER WAGONS. all kind of footwear of TRYME AND SEE IF I CAN NOT. JESSE TOWNSEND. Leading , Boot . and . Shoe HASTINGS. MICH. House �— Hastings Banne ^HasUWb’nuirsday. Maykl. I8»y W. K. COOK. Local Editor, J. Burnell and B. Doyle are harlnr eoncrete walks built. A fine line of gent’s shoes just received at F. G. Stowell’s. Emmet M. Everts, of Nashville, has been granted a patest on an Ironing table. A number of high scholars and their friends will picnic at Tbornapple lake Saturday. G. G. Spaulding and W. H. Myers are goiug to have one of those solid sidewalks in front of their places of business. Lew Weber got his hand on a saw In the furniture factory tbe other day. It made a painful wound but did not destroy any part of the hand. Lucky. There Is a rumor that F. H. Barlow is fitting up his building on Jefferson street for a cold storage. To all inquirers Fred says be Is atom to start a new bank. Absolutely Pure. .„-.wi ol tarter balun. powder. Ilkbext Dr. Geo. Waddle says It’s gained a : in Irawnln. «renltb.-U. S. oorera- round in a week. That new boy of hU IT. 18&>.' bom un Sunday, May 10th. It’s n little .1 Seport. | 'J late to mention it, but we just found it out. Our No. 1 Flour $2.75. We have a few of those loose Muscatel raisins at 7 cents. We are also headquarters for all kinds fruits. Cash for butter and eggs. ' Yours Respectfully . JOS. ROGERS Sugars way down. tailmo Prince, BAY ST.\LLlO5Tt foaled in 1885 Membriao is a beautiful bay in color, has good action, is an excellent traveller, and weighs l.:k’ipounds, in fact he is a lirst-dass general purpose horse, and we have put the ■rice for service so low as to ■ ■ring him within the reach of ■.< i. Fridays and Saturdays of each week at Spalding's ware­ house building, opposite Rol­ ler Mill. Terms $8. E. II. BARTLEY, Attendant. BUSH & GOODYEAR. . -OCAL NEWS. tireuijiion this week - - - 1>. B. Cook •„ In Charlotte TueMay. Sold Tinkle. n> In Xa.h.llle Monday, day* ” ^vert® *“ 111 Grand Rapid, Mou- Monday Crcth'r l,n ,or X*pl«:on. Mink, lad ’n‘r“1’ ’ Slisk'.'^'? 8,,"oU* THEY Buy J Sunday In 2,000 The [glass-blowers are In the city, Wall paper at cost at the Hotchkiss drug he Porpoise shoe, luce or congress lie Hotchkiss drug stow you can all paper at cost. Pancoast is now pleasantly located new ipiarters in the Fuller-Beebe • street totwMi Jefferson and ek street has been graded and put In a T.t ij in search ot desirable pnMerna of i paper, go the Hotchkiss drug store :<• you can buy it at cost glassware and crockery arriving linuaUy. If you want to see a full <>f these poods call at Hams & Van- It B r.-pvrted that a man is going through th«- country selling Canada thistle ••^tertninator. It may be all right and it ■"ny nyt. iax>k oat a ••ltclle.”> ;li Hastings going to celebrate the glorious 4th this year? It’s about time to c-t a move on, or all the little burgs in th'- state will get the start ’of us. ih inomber we carry a full and complete Mp-k of first clafcs groceries which we at r-asonable price*. Come and be convinced. . Hams A Yak Arm ax. Mi-- Sara Jones will give a song recital at'Union hall Friday evening. May 2flth. agisted by Enrydice chorus, composed en­ tirely of ladies' voice?. The young ladles -thg very nicely and will be sure to please < hie of F rank Bush’s horses stepped on a nail some two weeks ago. the same re­ maining in its foot about 24 hours. This »rek Frank had to buy another horse, as •hr other’s foot has not yet got in shape fOr use. & E. Phillips has had. almost from the ‘Urt. a splendid trade in coffees. This is because he always keeps the best, and a uiiltoim grade of fresh goods, bo that when people buy anv particular brand there they know just what they are gutting. Wool buyers throughout the state are being notified by eastern dealers, that tanners should tie up their fleeces with twine instead of binding twine, as nuny have done. The directions are to 'lisrmmt two.cents for tbe wool tied with binding twine. ' ■ We mark our goods to sell at pish prices. We give no long time and want every one owing us. whose account is duo. to call nnd settle on or before June Oth and obligerE. W. Morrill & Co. T. J. Bush, of Middleville, was in the city over Sunday. .B’„.Mr61,er ma<S(i n business trip to Det foil Thursday. J The Best ,.“r- .'J111""’ Matthew. relumed to Ms home Monday, A. E. Dickermau was In Chicago the fore part of the week. -111 AKE Albto“ friend. •»•>> . Mrs,',J' Nevins returned Thursday See that fine set of Imported dinner from Bay City., dishes at 8. E. Phillips. They were mad*,Harry Waldorff, of Jackhon. spent Sun­ by Johnson Bros., England, Consist of t»8 day in this city. pieces, and sell for 812. &AKIH6 POWDER C- — PERSONA£MENTi6n. side pages. ■ HE 5ELLJ THEM. ALSO ALL OTHER KINDS. • ALWAYS SOMETHING NEW. You can find me 1st door north of Post Office. °* Nashville, is now one of the Banner force. Elmer Fibber, of Kalamazoo, spent Sun­ day with fnends here. Harry Hale. Nashville’s popular druggist, nms in tbe dty Monday. Jesale Sage, of Kalamazoo, is visiting hrrjAter. Mrs. Carveth. * QLOTHINQI Flo Beadle, of Grand Rapids, was in the'olty over Sunday. Geo. Brooks is not behind the times; Miss Ada Reynolds, of Nashville, visited he’s right up to them. He i& now com­ pletely overhauling his residence on west at John Llchty’s Saturday. Grand street, and when completed will Miss Effie Johnson, of Grand Rapids, have a nice and convenient dwelling. •visited in the city Saturday. Have you seen those bargains In gent’s shirts, in all the latest novelties of tin* sea­ son? Cal) and look them over before buy­ ing and get our prices. Holden & Hine. Prof. W. F. Taylor’s classes throughout the county will hold a musical convention In Pennock’s grove, south of the city, sometime in the near future. We will give the date when we find out definitely. John Beamer, of Grand Rapid#, was in the city Monday, on business. Fred Mowry and wife, of Ohio, visited relatives in this city last we<jk. Mrs. W. Brawn, of Prairieville, was In lhe city Saturday on a visit. Mrs. Baitinger, of Woodland, is visiting her daughter. Mrs. It. K. Grant. Mrs. M. L. Cook and Mrs. A. D. Niskem The brick layers were idle Monday on were in Grand Rapids Thursday. the new chair and table factory, not hav­ Will Boonun returned Monday to his ing any brick. The toys are hustling tbe brick work at a lively gait; It would bank­ southern home. Ft. Payne, Alabama. rupt a brick-kiln to keep them supplied ✓R.J. Grant was in Nashville Tuesday, with material. aud in Jackson yesterday on business. Lan. W. Kenfield has leased the base­ Mrs. Gilbert Matthews was in Battle ment under the store »o long occupied by Creek on a visit last week, returning Mon­ Goodyear A Barnes, ami will occupy It ns day. a shop In which to do all kinds ot plumb­ Miss Klttie Stebbins returned Monday ing and repairing. Mr. KenfleU’s long experience and excellent work In this line p. m. from a visit with friends at Muskeare certain to bring him all the work he can do. U-Mr. and Mrs. George Matthews, of Remember that when yon ^vant your Ashland, Wis., are visiting friends in this ■ eyes tested for glasses, that Dr. Lowry has city. the best of apparatus to make a thorough Emmet Ellis left Monday morning for and adcntific examination «f the eyes to Manistee, where he will work Ip a barber te^J them for glasses. And then hr lias a shop. large stock ot the very finest quality of Abram Underhill, of Potterville, visited spectacles and rye glasses, which he will at J. c. Wardell’s for a few day* the past sell on teasonable terms. When people were fieelirig last mouth as John Spence and wife attended the though they had been run through a Fowler-Rich wedding at Hammond, Wis., threshing machine bemuse of the attacks Tuesday. of la grippe, the dotthra promised that with May sunshine and warm weather, all Supervisors Hughes, of Barry, and this world would be changed for the better. Perkins, of Prairieville, were in the city But while May has gWen plenty of sun- on official liiisiness Saturday. shfce. the. weather has not been fatorabh* Mr*. A. H. Johnson was called to De­ to food health, and la grippe seems to be troit Friday by a telegram announcing the about as mueh of a monarch of all it sur­ death of her nephew, Fred Hubbell. veys as ever. . l/fhe Alumni committee on entertainment . J»r. Drake and Hon. Daniel Striker have W-. I1 confined to tjiclr homes a good por­ hive arranged with the ladies of the Episcopal society to {furnish the supper tion of the past week by the la grippe. this year. Tbe exercises. Including i>*7. A. Fuller reached this city from banquet, will be held at tbe home of Hon. Boston Tuesday. He will remain about a P. T. Colgrwe. on the lawn if the weather week and then go on to San-Francisco. will permit, otherwise hL.-U>o spRi'inn* Dr. Clarence Young, of Allegan, was in parlors of his bom^.rwe have not yet the city over Sunday. The serious illness ruftilMlMTWfth program of exercises; of his mother was the occasion of his visit. but as the committee having that in charge Miss Minnie Cook, of Grand Rapid*, are able to furnAh a first class one. it is expected that the exercise* will be of the' came to this city Saturday on a short visit to relatives and friends, returning Mon­ usual interesting character. u^uesdny night of last week. Dr. 8. M. day morning. . Fowler quietly stole from his friends ami prejuired to take the 9i08 train for Ham­ mond. Wis. Some of his friends suspect­ ed what it all meant, and were at tbe de­■ pot In force to shower the Dr. with rice, old slippers, old shoes etc. But the Dr. . quietly gave them the slip by getting on tbe train at a point tbe would-be-rice­j throwers were not suspecting. After the train had started and the intended victimi was speeding toward Grand Rapids, he■ gave one of those tantalizing laughs thati could be heard at the depot nnd made the■ assembled friends feel very tired. The following we clip from the Michi-• 'gan Crop Report: ’From A. C. Towne. Milo. Barrj' Va—1 have carefully ex­• amined the fruit on my farm and a few others and find none injured except, per­■ haps. very rare, a strawberry bloom.j Apples, peaches pears and cheriies, I find none injured although water in P*’1? froze yesterday morning. May 5, '» of an Inch thick, and the ther­। mometer registered 30 degrees, and , this morning 34 degrees. At this date 1 think the fruit is safe for a full average‘ crop if no unforeeen contingency arises.' The season Is about one week earlier than1 last. ; A valuable recipe for toothache—A young lady In the second ward was troubled with, a ver}- bad coni, so Intense was the painI that she applied some medicine saturatedi in a piece of cotton batting the same, and. retired for a guod night’s rest But, m the . Oor n»den oouM protabljr guM« M tbe balance of onr story, but we will give it,r so that none troubled similarly will have, to long for the last chapter. With . half closed and her mind undoubted!} wandering, and not wishing to awake the other. Io tbe hotue. .be look Irow •”« the oolteo batrioc ond applied It to the tooth. Tbe palo Immediately stopped. Mrs. Frank Black was In Detroit Mon­ day and Tuesday, called there as a witness on a lawsuit between her father and an Insurance company. Jack Mills, of Chicago, who has been rftriting in this city for a few days, left Monday morning for Grand Rapids where he has a sister who is quite sick. We bear that Ben Waite Is soon to be appointed as express messenger on theC. K. A S-. and that his present position will be filled by a gentleman from Grand Rap­ Ids. Cards are out announcing the intended marriage, on June 4th, of Miss Belle Barlow, formerly of this city, now of Evanston, IIL. to a Mr. Edmund A. Chapman. of Evanston. l/(\\ R. Cook left yesterday for Prairievllle where he will rusticate on tbe farm of an unde.’ It Is expected, as a conse­ quence of his vacation, that the acreage Mjwn to crops In that township will be largely increased. Friday last, at the OjtlMnl lake Military academy, there was an oratorical contest. Among those competing was Roy Barlow, of this city. A letter from there states that some In the audience felt that he -ho«ia b*<l «•»' or the student, th. the •b™“ *“« “* the M-eood. Thoukh he reeel .rd neithe r. he was riven honorable mention by the Judges. The aucceaarul one, had had mueh erperiet.ee in the oralorieal line, and were older than Boy. whose only oppottonltlre IP U» direction ot praton- -«e aBorded by his hlph school work here. Under auch circumstances, he is entitled to mueh pralae Mr ibe showing made. Marriage Llee»»e«. jCO same and Be*WM*e® * | Wm. L. Bagr. ... M < orpto (Xwentwnrtb, clty Here .the «r»t first excursion of the Here we we are are .the Tbe »t«te weather sendee bureau says „,„n. inren»««™ «Bb that reports lodteate that "•th" lupld. Oratorio udely. Ibe Mkbli|»n dlcatkoa In the aoolbem sections sre ten Cental bu tranud to run » .penal erta.orable to all yrowlng crops. Mid that nonlon tain to Gand Bapid. and return wheat, oats and erase are dolus J*W- S Wednaday. May «m. -»1. Martgt In t* other sections ot tbe stale lhe deHutinn al »:1» »• returelnx w l Belent rainfall bu proved “ lYTve llatul Rapid, al «30. «» nena will all the crapa. and rain la moeb “ Ke f^ fTreund trip TUkea will briny tbe cropo forward. Corn fMotlnr Is b* rood only on one special train. propel rapidly lb the M. H. Collins. Ft & TkL AgL and will be Bulabed next week. 10 o.b.r section. It Is not ruler on no wrU. oetnx too dry for favorable seedlnf. Some’ del.H If our readers wish to see the latest wheat arerepormd MtaoklW >»!'«’ thing out In the way of playing cards, from tbe edrete ot tbe freere. bn. .be re­ they should send 15 ’“"P­ porta are tew. The report, this week rri to fruit are much more enco The Presbyterian church was crowded. atlre than thoae ot la* end Itte not_^bousbt last Thursday evening to hear tbe confor the Demorest gold medal. After listening to the speeches aS tbH fr«n« each one, the judge* rendered their decision, granting to Mias Ruth Me- • Cucmick the prize, • • iM°Jnla*o^l°andJ»£««^ InM™*- Are what we have for sale, and these are what people all have to buy, and the PLACE - TO BUY-SUCH GOODS ----- IS AT----- MORRILL & CO.’S STORE We buy goods in large quantities and therefore can give you value received for vour monev invested; We not only huv goods for the Hastings store, but for FIVE OTHER BRANCH STORES. Two are located at Ann Arbor, one at Bay City, one at Byron, and one at Flint, making in all six large stores, and in buying goods for all these stores it enables us to procure the VERY 'BEST OF BARGAINS i And we propose to give our customers the benefit of it. Give us a call; you will always find us ready to show goods. Yours respectfully, I i I THE ONE-PRICE CLOTHIERS, HASTINGS, MICH. ■ P. S.—Remember our goods are .Va rked in Plain Figures and are STRICTLY ONE PRICE TO ALL. Settle It Yourself! P' We ^re claiming for the STEIN BLOCH CO. CLOTHING that it is the best ready-made clothing in the market. We recognize that this is a broad claim, but we are prepared to substantiate it. Years of experience in the business qualify us to judge of so import­ ant a matter. Our experience proves our claim. We haye sold these goods for some little time now, and we have customers who have worn this clothing, and are so well pleased with it, that when they buy again, they at once call for the Stein Bloch Co. goods. _ You can settle this matter for yourself by an investigation of the goods and by putting them to the test. We assert most positively and unqualifiedly that they are in all respects the equal of tailor-made garments at frorh half to'one-third less cost to you. It is important to you to know if our claim is correct. If it is, it is money saved and satisfaction assured to buy clothing of this make and no other. We invite you to make the test. STRAW HATS We are loaded for you, and can show you a line that cannot to please you. GRANT, Leading Clothier. rtf; I ri. �stings r Banner Additional Local News. t/rtoere will be twenty-one In the gradua­ ting eta» th;« year. , Wm. Hitdicock now carries the wa.l between tite C. K. A S. depot and the post­ office. Gun Lake, a popular resort for many Bam county people, was formally opened l*4t Sunday. Thtnational bank i* having a window put in on the east side, which will give them a nicely llgjitcd room. Miss May Roberts’ pocket-book was stolen from the store last Thursday even­ ing. It contained only 82.50. The resort reason will soou be here, nnd w>oj) the many delightful retreats of Barry county will be liberally patronized. We notice that E. W. Morrill & Co. are the originators in this city of several good •daertbung schemes, and other* follow. ». H. Barlow is making somi- improve­ ments In the old pret-oflW building, and also putting down a cement walk in front I For sale, my residence property hi the I M ward. A good borne with goodconven| tancc.s. i»e*r to the factories and lhe busi‘ nees center of the town. Will sell on very reasonable terras. Enquire of Mrs. Mary I A. BussellI R. G. Crum, of Carlton, was on Monday ■ arrvited charged witti bigamy. Last Octotor he was married to a Mrs. Dove, of Woodland. It U chimed tlrnt be lias a . wife living in BatUe Creek from whom he ! was never divorced. • ■ I ' I . | [ The following from W. T. Brow n. of > Chicago, to W. 11. Schantz will show how much more profitable It Is to breed to gooa ttonM s than It Is to poor ones: —1 have no doubt you will be greatly surprised to hearthat 1 have >o'.d my Fanny mare. The fads are that Mr. Cleveland, nf tin- Union Lite Ins. Co., has been after mo to buy her for the past six months, and finally asked mu to name a price on her which 1 did, naming |$00. He took tie up aud Lhe mare is gone. 1 realize of course that this is a big price, at the same lime I never sold anything so reluatantiy in my life as I did her. and I never expect again to have such a good anin^il a» Ube was. 1 have known tor to go sewn miles In 28 minutes and at the end of the road was not a particle ’.down, and I have no hesita­ tion In saying that I could have turned around and driven back In the same time. As a roadster she really excelled any horse L ever saw In my life and I never expect to see another one that can cover so much ground so easily again. I am glad, how­ ever. that I have a half sister from her about two weeks old. Maid has a very tine colt from the son of Red Wilks. While I have not seen It. father writes me that it b one of tbe finest colts lie ever aaw. so 1 have no doubt that In time I will have something that will take her place In a measure. but I question very much If I ever Add anything that will have her road qualities.’' Sir. Brown als has two more nf Holboni’s colts, and can at any1 time take $600 for the team, but dors not wish to dispose of them. We give the above letter to our readers so that they can get what then- is In it. and nee how some of Hasting* bred colts sell outside. Road Commissioner Shay, with his gang of men and trams', are doing some excellent work on Grand Street, between Mar­ ket street arid Broadway. Filling up the hollows and cutting down the hills are ’making it on a true grade. The state horticultural society calls at­ tention to tbe fact that the time to spray fruit trees h after the blossoms fall. In tnls way the jtyra* fall-* directly oh the fruit germs, and not upon the petals of tbe flower, only to fall to the ground. A yuuut man open«il up a stock of Jrw- eiry in Frod Hotehkbs’ drug store Thurs‘ day. which he claimed to sell nt manntacj turers' priors. On Friday he concluded to qcit business. a» be was served with a no­ tier to get out a license or close up shop. ' A trial arre of sugar beets will be grown at tbe agricultural college this year. The coat of prod action and amount of sugar [. Jteocured therefrom will'be carefully aserrMlned with a view of determining how the raising of tbb crop in Michigan will pay. We regret that we were unable to pub­ lish the program for the fifth Smuday school convention, held at the M. E. church at Nashville yesterday. It was received too late for publication last week: but had It not been it would have been published. The ladies of the W. R. C. earnestly re­ quest that all who have flowers to span-, and are willing to give them for use on Decoration day. to take or send /them to Fitzgerald post hall, over Goodyear Bros.’ store, on Friday. May ^Vtii, in order that the committee may arrange the flowers lor use on the following day. Yankee Springs annual township school picnic will be held ou the east bank of Barlow lake near the Masonic grounds, June 12tb. 1891,. It b hoped that each school and all tbe patrons of each school wiU endeavor to make this picnic excel all former picnics by their hearty cooperation and their presence and attention. A cor­ dial invitation is extended to all thv schools of the adjoining townships. About a year ago we mentioned that JeaaeTcft lost a valuable gold watch while wotking on thv Messer farm. Close search failed to find It Since then brush and otter rubbish has been burned and the watch was found. On close examination it was found that it had been running, that b lhe gold cases hs-1. and the watch looked like a paitcakv. But it was all right Just It will be necessary for bicyclists to ob­ - serve proper precaution, and remember that pedestrians have the first right of the stab-walk, or lhe city fathers may be forced /to compel them to -keep to the middle of /the road.” We take it that pedestrians • will be fair about the mattef. but it b needles* to expect them to put up with too much annoyance. A-'llttle good tact and Judgment will be necessary in Um- me of tbe walks by wheelmen if they desire a eortiananre of the privilege of using the walks. Last week Wednesday evening -an elec­ tric light company was organized in thia dty with capital stock of $15,000. The wnpany b composed of. local capitalists and it b their intention to push the euter/prire as fast at possible. The following I are th.- officers elected: ■ President. J. W. Bentley. Vice Pre>id. nt. W. F. Powers. ■Seeretaty. L. B. Bentley. r. n. b««.. above named officers and Piekennan. As long as the gold brick, the manipula­ tion of the three cards and the wiles of the banco man continue to entrap people who abould knew better. It I* likely fools will be found to believe that tbey are entitled *s a share Id a fortune of fabulous amount Wfctoh lire in tbe bank of England or else­ where. Thi* swindle is expored every .'jyntott bat scarcely a day passes without who are contributing of their i to fatten the professional for­ ks. Tbe cred uloo* fanner, who a or Brown family, for tbe purpose of ing bls portion of such u> accumulawouid be borrthed if he could see his London amacklng his lips over and smoking Henry days. The people formulate a law through tbelr representatives In tbe senate and the bonae of representative* gnd the people must enforce that law in and of themselves or It I* pull and void. lu tbe evening Mrs. Hunt gave a most admirable talk In the church to a delighted audience. A vote of thanks to all who had so kindly and generously assisted in the needs of the .convention was unani­ mously passed by the delegates and tbe meeting adjourned for oue year to meet at Middleville. Messer Bros. & Reynolds Invite the attention of the farmers of Barry County fl, THE HQPER NEIGHBORING COUNTIES. S. D. Barrlck. of Ifolk. Ohio, who bail been visiting bls nephew near Grand River, below I’etreville. was found on lhe river bank with hi* body partly In thv water dead. Tbe coroners Inquest found that deceased had died from an epileptic fit of which he was a victim. The dry cood« store of J. J. Tourney at Jackson has been closed by creditors1 Li|biilliea $50,009. One man In town says that in a small creek running through his farm the trout are so largo that when they get crosswise of the stream they stick there, and that he has to keep an extra man to patrol the banks and turn them around.—Plain well Enterprise. One of Lowell’s young ladles wants a bicycle and wants one bad, listen to her tale of woe. “1 want n bicycle and 1 want one Imd; I want one worse than 1 want a man.” . ••Wash” Cartright, who was arrested last week for aaaault and battery upon tbe per­ son of 10-year old Lulu Mason and impris­ oned at Allegan, was brought up before Justice Heath Friday fur trial. He plead guilty, thus confessing the beastly offence. What makes the act appear so unnatural l» Thv many friends of Hon. E. 3. Jtacey the fact that he is a man of 'middle age In this county will be clad to rend the fol­ with grown-up children. An Insatiate ap­ lowing. taken from a recent Interview, petite .for whiskey seems to have been the published In the Detroit Tribune, with cause of it all. He was sentenced to 90 days in the Detroit house of correction. Senator Stockbringe: J Mt after the threatened financial panic There Is one thtngCartwright may thank his In New York had been successfully avert­ stars for: That when he began taking in­ ed last fall, 1 went to the While House decent liberties with tbe child, she escaped to call upon President Harrison. He ww from h.s bestial presence, for otherwise be surrounded by u number of men who wen* would surely have had to serve years In awaiting an audience but be shook them lhe penitentiary. Constable Will lama took all off and beckoned me over to a secluded him to his summer retreat Saturday.— window seat Plainwell Enterprise. “1 want to speak, to you. Stockbridge, We learn that tbe botany class in our he said, in his abrupt way. Do you re­ high school are making very rapid pne member that when you were importuning grvfs of late, *o far advanced are they, that me to appoint your man Lacey Controller they can analyte and classify beautiful <>f the Currency you said that if I acceded flowers by starlight, though they may to your wishes tlie day would come when have to ride miles to get them.—Augusta 1 would thank you fur calling my attention Chronicle. • • to him? The day has arrived. Stockbridge, Tlie ground was broken May 13lh for nnd I desire to put aside all other the Upjohn Pill and Granule company's matters and thank you now most heartily. new laboratory. The Upjohn company You an? aware how we have been troubled has recently purchased the laboratory of over the possibility of a financial panic in Inzell. Dailey A Co.. New York, who New York. Well. air. to the wisdom aud have gone out of the business of manufac­ prudence of your man Lacey, more than to turing druggists and pharmacists and con­ anything else, is due tlie credit for avert­ tinue only as manufacturing perfumers ing such a catastrophe. He Is tbe right and importers. It Is expected that the ex­ man in the right place. Go to the secreta­ pert who had charge of their pharmacy and ry of the treasury and he will tell you the and who has accepted a chair at Montreal, same thing. w 111 set Up the laboratory for the U ojohti ••The secretary of the treasury did tell me the same thing, and In that hour 1 felt company.—Kalamazoo Telegraph. Tbe third quarterly conference of the doubly proud of l<acey and of Michigan. As 1 have already said, all the Michigan M. E. church will occur tbe 93d and 24th officials In Washington rank at tire head ot of May. It will be held at Sweet’s Cor­ ners and it lias been decided to get the dis­ tire .list.*’ trict tent and hold a series of meetings, be­ ginning on Friday the 29d. at 2:30 p. tn., W.C. T. U. Convention. and closing on Sunday evening. The pre­ The 18th annual convention of tbe Barry County W. C. T. U. was held in the Pres­ siding Elder. A. I*. Moors, will be present part of tbe lime, and there will be other byterian church in this city. May 14th and IMh. with a full representation from the ministers present—Lowell Journal. Since the organization ot Eaton County, 10 local unions composing its body. TnX church baa been beautifully decorated with aside from tbe criminal cases, there have ptants and flowery by the superintendent been 5,527 cases enrolled on the records of of dower work. Mrs. Wm. Goodyear, and the county clerks. Of these 3.358 arc law the pastor of the church and hb wife. Mr. and 2.169 are chancery cases. aud Mrs. Grigsby, were waiting to give us Tbe oil company has sold a number of pleasant greeting. Tbe convention was additional shares and. with the money called to order by the Co. President, Mrs. thus obtained, purchased the derrick and IL A. Bailey! promptly at9:30 on Thursday other machinery needed from the contract­ morning and opened with devotional exer­ ors. and also the pump at Fennville. The cises led by Mrs. E. McElwain. Minutes pump Is expected here to-morrow and will of the last convention were read by Mrs. at once be placed in position and a thor­ L. C. Chapman recording seeretary. and an ough test made of tlie yield per day of the address of welcome given by Mrs. Grigsby well. If tbe yield is not satisfactory the in her usual bright and happy manner. well wUt then be shot; but the company Response by Mrs. E. C. Barnum, of Coats proposes to go slow and careful. Negotia­ Grove. Committees for the meeting were tions are also lu progress for the sinking then appointed and a report read by the of two more wells by other parties. The corresponding secretary, of tbe work dontf Allegan company talks of selling sufficient in tbe Unions during the year. Reports stock to put down another welL—Allegan were then called from the Unions repre­ Journal. sented. which filled tbe time until noon. At two o’clock, tbe meeting was again At 19:45 Friday, a fire commenced on called to order, and -after the reading of the west of Fallass' livery barn at Lowell, tbe minutes, a very fine paper was read by and in a short time, fanned bv the strong Miss H. IL Belt of Orangeville, on W. C. wind from the west, had destroyed the T. Unions in rural districts followed by barn and Ita contents. three dwellings. Mrs. Sarah Wing, of Orangeville, with an Baah's residence, barn and three horses, ably written one on the crusade, and a re­ tbe rink with several thousand bushels of port and paper on franchise by Mrs. M. M. wheat stored therein. Trains* barn and Pluney, of Middleville. The superintend­ shed on lhe raee track. During the con­ ents conference filled the rest of the time flagration, which • was hot and fierce, until the closing hour. Trains’ hotel, tbe opera house and tbe In the evening came tbe contest for the King Milling Company’s flour mill caught gold medal so anxiously looked forward tn fire, but the flames were extinguished with by the eijht contestant*. Ruth McCormick, but Blight damage. The flames, too, wenNellie Feighner, Bertha Rider. Charles blown aAoss the river tn tbe east, and the Sutton, Bessie Willison. Jason McElwain. Cutler Company’s building and tbe woolen Arthur Hathaway and Jennie (dirham. factory were set on fire several times, but Miss Ruth McCormlok winning the prize. here, too. tbe work of tbe firemen and the Friday morning the meeting was again citizens was snecesAel. and they were called to order at 9:30 and after the open­ saved. Had not the wind veered after the ing and reading ot the mlnn tea, the fire began the business center of the village treasurer's report was given by Mrs. E. must have been nearly destroyed. The Pennock, and a few deferred reports bv water works gave splendid service, but tbe lhe local presidents, when Mrs. Mary H. reservoir was emptied, so great was the Hunt of Boston, was introduced aud told fire. The cause of the fire is unknown. In a few words the object of her visit to Tlie loss will aggregate 990,000. on which our city In tbe interest of the scientific the insurance is light temperance education department in tbe Berger Burdick A Co., are Just starting W. C. T. U. The society then proceeded to ballot for officers for lhe coming year up a large cigar factory in Charlotte. resulting in electing Prof. H. D. Wild, nf Olivet college, has Mr*. B. A. Bailey. President received and accepted a call to tbe Mrs- E. E. Barnum, Vice President. latln profensorabip of Williams col­ Mrs. A. E. Burton. Corresponding Sec. lege. Mat-s. Prof. Wild graduated from Mr». L. C. Chapman. Recording Sec. Williams college two years ago. Mt*. E. Pennock, treasurer. Bishop Foley confirmed a class of 40 at liepartments of evangelistic and Sabbath the Charlotte Catholic church oue day last observance departments. Mrs. Grigsby. Hastings; Sunday school, Mrs. B. R. Rose, Harting*; White shield and heredity. Mr*. Charlotte Is morin; onto the Michigan E. McElwain. Hasting*; Y. W. a T. U.. . DR.MILES'NERVINE TRACTION m. «» ’“’TSXiF'X? T.„„ u MKoa, to core •« ornro”**ygy* the bi um, nervous .prostration 7 SSSS-.m.’S!:% Engines and Threshers L’ Wnif^illedale. Mich. "Tbe boat The best made and best running machines of the kind made Trial bottiuaiwl BtM'b«»«of‘,!’t,BonS!rq7Cfnrf Co.. SUdart, Hi KJSJrSr. triai. bottue free. Milwaukee Jr. Binder, Sold by W. H. Goodyear, MOBTGAGK HALE. DcfaiiU having <•««•» ln •$* conditions of aiuortgwdatwt Ancu-< 13. 1*70. Bad- for Elijah Suwand wife failure r Chirr and rreord*d I'-' lhe of the Itegtwcr Hundreds of farmers in Barry and adjoining counties can .f MrCiur*BMlKinM surjru-’- uu.v..., tell you from experience that this is the best binder in the M IM4 aud recorded •« tald register > uffle*. October 30.1W tn hherssof mortem-’ ou l»«e 4® and bv Daniel 8<>ikrr. evocator of the tart will and t.-tani-at of mW det-cased. >-ssluued lo Emily F. F- itel.l and Wlhnlner U.Osborn. *’• i<q1 and recorded In Mid resister « office Febru­ ary IS, Ifol In Uber M <»f morlgagv*. ou P»ty' tj» and hr the said Emllv F. blis<»ti, Sarah L. Iteld and Wtlmiurr W. Osborn a«btued to Alexander X. GHJrl.tnd gptlt.7.V*l and “*,da * * muster's office Aurtl 14. twi In lltwr jrnt mortga*es. page 15». !•» noop-yaHMit trfmotejs due thereon, bv «'uli-n the power of sale ha* bewane operative, aud <>n »bk-b «M*’fW*'' •b,£?22 claimed tn t- dur at the date of lb •notice eight hundred and forty rix uollars and eight ■ «>la (9S4SN»aud no ault or proceeding at law haring hern !n»til .trd to recover the aftount sc’-urrd by said rn”rtg.>se nranv part thereat: Notice ta tlo-rfore ferretre given, that on rtatunlay, tbettth day of Jufr. iwj.td »<'® ° “J** in tbeform-oou then*will beaold at the uortb front door of ihe Court bouw intbe tire <»* Hasting*. County of Barry, and State <d Mieblg*u. said Court house being th- place in which the Clacnll • uurt for the Cour tv of Barn I* held, at public auction U» the ]i.»:brai bidder, Ute i rrmtscr d<->et|i>rd In said mort­ gage. or so much thereof “• mar oe uerca«*ry to aattefy the amount due on -aid nuwtgago. asahovrw-l forth, with the lnlereet«tbereoo. and tilt- cosm. charges and expet-s*-« allowed by taw and provided for In »a>d tnortawr. •■«<> premiers being sltuatejn the City of Hasting*, in the County ol iUrrv. and State of Michigan, and dr»cr|t«*d a* vtliag* lota number MOS, iJOB. 1J07. IMS. 1K». trtl 1S4Z, 1M3. BN4. ttti MK. tm*. im>. irto. urn. uoi. i«». ix*. IZH. 13K. 1XS. 1334 Mid 13W nf the village of ll*-tiur« according to tbe recorded plat thereof. Dal rd Apr.l is. Pwl. ALKXANHKW N. GjLLaUtaWB. Astignee ut the Mortgage. Aioxzo E. Kkjc ASTON. market. Attorney for Awlgnee. bO YOU TdKE THE ’ffHY HOT? Tlie Daisy and Tiger Rakes, ----- ALSO------ Studebaker Wagons The Reed No. io Harrow BROWN’S CORN CULTIVATOR. Cadwallader’s AGENCY COLUMN. OFFICE WITH HOLBROOK, OVKB MORKILL’S STORE. HASTINGS. . Remember that this column contains but a very small part of the property I have for sale or exchange. I have Improved and vacant city lota for sale and exchange in all parts of lhe city. Farming lands for sale and exchange In all parts of tbe county. 1 have some choice Grand Rapids prop erty for sale at a bargain. SPECIAL 1 On Jefferson street two houses and lots at bargains, and on easy terms. Near furniture factory,r-one lot and bouse well finished 81,009; 8500 down, bal. on time atff per cent. And one house and lot one block frum factory. WOO; 8300 down. bal. at 7 per cent. Cheap. House and lot near Whip and Felt Boot factory. 81.000. Woo down, bal. 3 years at 7 per cent ) Several splendid bargains In the 1st ward and other pants of the dty. Brick bam for sah- at a bargain, on cor­ ner opposite Ford's hotel. 80 ft front by 140 ft. deep, well located in Seneca Falls. N. Y.. has ou tire land Itbrlck store thn-v stories, also dwelling house and good ham. Can be tought at a bargain, or will exchange for Hastings or Grand Rapids property. The dty of Seneca Falls has a population of 7,000 and upwards—is largest town in Serena Co. 40-aere farm in Irving, all Improved, soil good. Can be bought at a bargain on easy terma. 84 acres fractional—over runs 15 or so acre*. M mile east of Sheridan, good fram­ ed bouse. One of tbe cheapest farms In Barry Co., will take part dty property. 10 acres near dty, good bouse and barn well and cistern, 150 fruit trees, x acre grapes, 81.300, cheap, X down, baL at 7 per cents 180 acres lu Woodland to exchange for smaller farm and difference. 190 acres in Hope township, knowa as tbe Doty farm, will sell for 84900 on easy f tbe dilapidated bow* shed which that cor­ term*. poration now main talus at Charlotte. Several 80 acre parrels for sale at bar­ gains ranging from 81.800 upwards and Dolaou A Sons are shipping road wagens some will take part dty property in ex­ by the carload from tbelr new factory at change. Cliarlotte. Mrs. L. C. Chapman, Middlerille: scientific temperance instruction. Mrs. H. H. Bell, Orangeville; Juvenile. Mrs. Dr. Carpenter. Woodland; Franchise. Mrs. M. M. Pinney. Middleville; Press work, Mrs. A. E. Bur­ ton. Hasting*: Co. fairs. Mrs. E. McEl­ wain. Mrs. Barnum and Mr*. Havens. Eaton county teachers' association at in; are the real estate transfers The. meeting was called to order at two Charlotte, May nd. weak ending May 18. 1891. at in the afternoon, and after devotional ex­ as tbe books in the register’s office: Grand Ledge Is to have a new enterprise ercise* and reading of minutes. Mrs. Rom look the chair and tbe delegates formed called tbe Grand Ledge Can-ring company, tbemselres into a aeteoi board with Mi*. with capital stodt o. 810.000. Bailey L. H. stn-ng has presented hla entire eoUection •« abeeta, comprising about 3,700 different sptxrimens, to tbe Kent Scientific Institute. * • . u Price 81,300. Will trade tor farm in thia wetkm and pay differeaee. Also 160 acre* Ip mow- Cu al a bargain. ICO acres m Kansas, well fenced, good soil, stone bouse 9 room*, barn 14 by 70 fret, tool house and granary and well bouse, ete, well watered by creek, timber. 3H from one and 3 nites from auMbex R.' It town. 80 rod* front school. Splendid ■*~1’ *— taka Utah. Texa*. The Peninsular TINTED White Lead and Zinc Paints, In Paste Form, Ready for Thinning, Is the most economical form in which paints can l>o obtained. In support of this statement we call your attention to tbe figures given below: 100 Lbs. Peninsular Tinted White Lead and Zinc Paint can be bought for 9 Gals. Linseed Oil, Turpentine, etc., can be bought for about - - - - -I - $7.50 5.85 This will make 13 gallon^ of paint mixed and tinted ready for use. at an average coat of $1.03 per.gallon. Manufactured with skill and care from the best materials known, this paint is unquestionably the best that can be made, and we strongly guarantee and recommend it to the public as such Sold By QOObTMR PROS Where yoe wm complete line of PatatS1 �. NkAr-' MU8KEG0NAFLAME Tht Niagara Falls Route. Forty Acres of the City Swept &|£a&jBalfs: Stations. by Destruction. ........ □MT BLOOM or HOUSES BHHHED. 3 N Bilfs Stations. Art nnw» o.tn.1 a.m.li> m.ip.in.|a.m. WIST WARD. 8.M|W.06| 9.«3| 2.2S !JA 4TINOS...................LOJl ’ m II. COLLINS. Lortt* Agent, Hastings. 0. w. Rv-ioraat G. P Ik T. A.. Chicago. ■ ---- — • am—ji»nr Mechanic. Tbair Household Good. —A Rtrong Wiud Hein. .1.- Jiitwo, Kalanaioo & Sagia&w -------aiiTuiTeu 1U the Catastrophe, bat the Beeords TIME TABLE. U In effect Nov. 18. stations. The Importance of purifying the blood can­ not bo overestimated, for without pure blood you cannot enjoy good health. At thia season nearly every oue needs a good medicine to purify, vitalise, and enrich tlie blood, and Hood's Sarsaparilla is worthy your confidence. It is peculiar in that it strengthens and builds up the system, creates an appetite, and tones the digestion, while it eradicates disease. Give It a trial. Hood’s Sarsaparilla is sold by all druggists, Prepared by C. I. Hood & Co., Lowell, Mass. • £ 1 IOO Doses One Dollar MORTGAGE SALE. • will not carry passengers unless .. . X .x.tii freight train permits. train' will be run at the convenience .. ■ inv. w ho reserve the right to change 1 trains without notice. !•'. Ri.'sii. GenT Manager. .-i- “ <;*nT 1*. & T. Aet. ' AGO A WEST MICHIGAN Ry. tree chair car to Chicago. Wagner buffet parlor car । lias Wagner sleeping cars to hat free chair car to Manistee. etroit, losing a. NORTHERN D V 1 1 M * iLq.ids............. 7 231 I M A.* I-':: >. .... , a ii. »l i;............. 1mg 3 13 ikital t Default having been tniule in the conditions of a certain mortgage made by Clinton b Boice and Eva A Ttoiee his wife to Mare M. Garland datod November 13 A D. lent mid recordwl tn the office of the Iteirbteroi Deeds, tor the county of Barrv and state of Michigan, on the ;n day of November A. D. i.'s? in Liber *-5 of Mortgages, on )>a£e>'4’‘8 -osi Mid laid mortgage was ou the ;rJth of December WliWMlanrs1 tiiClay W. Pettit, nnd on Dec. ;» te:vagaladulvas,ten.Hlby Clay W. Pettit, by hlv gitardlnn to Mary M. Garland, theniortgntre n said inortoase ami both ol said assignments have been duly recorded Said mortnge wm upon the mtprew condition that the bald mortgagor should ket-p the build Ings erected umm tlie premises deerslbed there­ in insured against loss or damage by Are by In­ surers to bo approved by said uiorttpigee and lu default Uiereoi it shall be lawtai ft? the said mortgagee to effect such Insurance aud tbe Bmtum so paid for the sumo should be a lher lien upon the premises. Dearing Interest nt the rate of 10 per cent., and the said mort­ gagor having neglected to effect such Insurance, the said mortgagee effected the same, and paid therefor tbe sum ot $x. oil tlie io:h flay of XIeccmber last and there is now claimeed tube due for such insurance the sum of $37.50. Aud it was further exprvssnr agreed Ln said mortgage, that should there be any default In tbe payment of the interest upon the same, at any day when the same should be due aud pay­ able. and should the same remain unpaid and in arrears tor the space of sixty days, nlen principal on s.<ld mortgage should be due al ttteoption of Urn said moirgsL-ee. and the interest due on the noth day of November ivuo. to wit the sum of gio not h-.iving been paid and tue same having remained unpaid until this date, under said option said mortgagee now deelart-s the whole of said mortgage due and payable. There is now claimed to be due on said mortgage the sum of $l«i.3»: and also the sum of <a7.3O for said fitsuranev ami an attorney’s fee of thirty Ove dollars pruvieed for in said mortgage, and no suit or proceedings at law having been instituted, to reooxer the moneys secured by Raid mortgage, or any part thereof; Now,therefore, by ytrtuc of the power of sale contained In said mortgage, and th<ri*.statute In such cos*- made and teovided. notice is herebv Slven thntou Hatnrday the thirteenth day o'f uno A. D. 1 *ui, at ten o’clock tn Ute forenoon. 1 shall sell at public auction, to the highest bidder, at Ute north front door of the Court House tn the City of Hastings Mich, (that being the place where tneclrcuitrourt lor Barry eountv is iioldeu). tbe premises described in said mortgage, or so much thereof as may be neceorary to pay the amount dur on said mort­ gage, with seven per cent. Interest, and all legal costs, together with an attorney's fee of thirtylive dollars coyrnantrd for therein, tbe premises being described in said mortgage as all that certain piece or parcel of land situate lying and being in tbe town of Woodland Ham county /Michigan, and • known and described as follows: Commencing al a point in the center ot Thachrr street at its Intersection with Main street and running thence due cast along the center of Tlutcher street sixteen (t8) rods,, th race north nine (!») rods, thence due west six­ teen (16) rod*, thence due south along tbe center of Main street nine p) rods to tbe place of beginning containing one hundred forty-four square rods of ground, being in tbe village of Woodlaud, according to the recorded Dial il.ua M. Garland, Mortgagee. Smith & Colgrove. Attorneys for Mortgagee. baled March 18. IMI. •’ 1 Ji 25; 10 23 11 to. 10 wi 7 10l ,10 ’•■milt. Seats 35 cents for any distance. ..'1 trains without ch an up between I: >t-ids and taxi naw. week days only tlao. DkHavrn. Gen’l Pass. Agent. FOR Lmhes NOTICE FOB HEARING CLAIMS. State of Michigan. County of Barry- ss. Notice is hereoy given, that by an order of.the Probate Court tor the County of Barry, made on thei-ighth day nf April, A. I). iK'lAUx months from that date were . allowed tor creditors to present their claims against the estate of John A. Greble. late of said county, deceased, and that al! creditors of said deceased are required to present tbelr claims to said Probate Court, at the Probate office, in the city ot Hastings, for examination and allowance, on or before tbe eighth day of October next, and that such claims will be heard before said court on Wed nesdar. the eighth day of July, and on Thurs­ day. the etahth . day ot October next, at ten o'clock in the forenoon of each ot these days. Dated. April 8lh, A. D. 1M1. . CHAS. W. AHMimtORG, Jugde ot Probate. ■ 1- not (-I.AS, Urocktsa, Maao. Soldby Mortgage Sale. Default having been made In the coodlUens of a certain mortgage made by Harrison J. Forahy and Sarah A Forsta, his wife, to Spellman Casey, dated 1-ebruary 23rd. A. D. 1888. and recorded tn the office ol the Register ot Deeds, for the County ot Barrv, and Stale ot Michigan, on the 27th day ot Febnutry. A D. 1888. tn liber 36 at mortgages on page 305. ou which mortgage there is claimed to be due at the dale of this notice the sum of four hundred three dollar* and thirteen cents, and an attorney’s fee of twenty five dollars pro­ vided tor tn said mortkage, ami no sulLor pro­ ceedings al law bavimebeeu instituted to re­ cover the moners secured by said mortgage, or aI^ow\ taerefore'. by virtue of tlie power of sale contained In said mortgage, and the statute in such case made and provided, notice is hereby Bren that ou Mondav. Um 6ih day of July. A . 1»I, at ten o’clock In the forenoon. I shall sell at public auction to the highest bidder, at the north front door of tbe court bouse in the city ot Hastings, (that being the PiM® ,*Jser* the Circuit Court for Barry County is holden), the premises fe^ribed :n Mid mortgage or so A; E. Woolley, Asrent. ■mount due on said mortgage with ten per CHANCKRY ORDER. • •I Michigan. The Circuit County for i >i.uv ot Birrv—in Caaacery. Fifth s.u •■ir-n-t—in Chancery. >int |M-n.lirig in uie Circuit Chart for tbe 1 '>f Harry. In chancery, at Hastings, en the 214 d,»v nf April. A. D. 1881. ssmtel Carson, Complalnaut, parcels m land situte in township ofBarry in th^countv of Barry abd State ot Michigan. si00 “"ton & geHTi W. L. DOUGLAS ^3 SHOE for P.„,„ K.,d„^ Mvmxgon, Mich., May 18-a fire tbe Wost destructive that ever swept over this •Jty, broke out Saturday In the Ungakell Hotel barns, aud before lU unsatiats ap­ petite was appeased it had reduced tho buildings ou forty acres of gloUD<1 to ruins, rendering;!,^people homeless, and making ashes of WDO.Ouu worth of prop­ erty, with but 8275,000 insurance. Tbe fire, which started ou Pino street, was driven bock on that street for a distance of eight blocks, burning all the buildings on each side. It also extended from Pine street west to spring street, one block, burning all tbe ho-jue on the west aide of Spring street for the same distance back as on Pino street. Tbe business blocks on Pine street were mainly two stories high aud were occupied over head bv families. ' Tbe quarter burned over was that in which tho mechanic* largely lived and about nil they po-me»se;l was contained lu their homes. There will Im some distress, but the citizens have already started a relief fund nnd will not call on outside cities for aid. The lioo.wo court house burned out, but its public documents were savcL Prisoners in the county jail, which occupied tho basement of lhe court house, were liberated. Among the sad in­ cidents connected with the tire was the death ot Harry Stevens, assistant post­ master, tbe son of Postmaster Stevens. He was very ill ‘ith pneumonia,.and the flames made it necessary lo remove him to a place ot safety, nnd be died while be­ ing carried through tue streets. If .was not nu hour after tbs' fire wan discovered in lhe hotel barn on Pina street before two whole squares had been swep', clean by the firry hurricane. Stores, residences, .and public buildings were swept away like chaff. A Strout; wind was blowing nnd the llanir.-, spread with such appalling rapidity that ninny people barely escaped with their lives. Cilitens whose houses were not de­ stroyed promptly came to the relief ot the unfortunates, aud nil found shelter. The fire department of Muskegon, though an unusually good one, was wholly una­ ble to cope with the conflagration, but did effective work in saving property on the borders of the burned dutrlct. The first house ot any pretensions to burn was th- residence of Matthew Wil­ son, a wealthy lumberman. His resi­ dence cost about HD,000 nnd was elegant­ ly furnished. Carvers bad just completed F<,00U worth ot work on the interior. Tho splendid furnishings, carpets, tapestries, statuary, etc., were thrown pell-mell into tbe drays, and tbe costly bric-a-brac was burled beneath tbe plebeian trappings of the humbler people who, in tbe disorder and confusion, appropriated tbe same ve­ hicles^ Drays were scarcely to bo had, and those which were obtained charged extraordinary prices for their services. The court Louse occupied one square and was left without any protection whatever. The sheriff, who is tbe cus­ todian of tbe building, removed tbe pris­ oners to tbe city hull jail, but made no effort to guard the property from the flames which surioun.led tue square. One man on tbe roof with .an inch hose could have saved the fine property. At 4 o’clock tire started in tbe tower of the court house and In a.few minutes tbe fine structure was wrapped in flames. The g;de increased in velocity, and caused the flames to roar and abriek from tbe roof and lower of the large building which was burning in the center of four blocks of dwelling bouses, ail of which, were n sea of flames. Suddenly a lady was seen to break be­ yond the lino and dart toward the door of the docmeil building. It was tbe regis­ ter of probate, Mias Nellie Conklin, who desired to place some valuable docu­ ments lu tbe vault. It was with diffi­ culty that she wav restrained. Had sbe proceeded she could no more than have reached tbe door when the cornice aud part of the tower fell with an awful crash in front of the doorway, completely blockading the passage. E. W. Dewey, an engineer of Chicago, who is located in tbe dty, aud who whs active in valuable assistance throughout the afternoon, had just emerged from the building, when tbe lower crashed down through tbe roof. ' At about the same time the utmoet ex­ citement prevailed on Pino street. Two children bad been overlooked and were in a bark room of a tenement noose. Tbe screams of the frantic mother could be beard above tbe roar ot tbe flames calling on those about to save her children. The situation was rendered the more exciting by the explosion at this moment of a stock of fireworks ina buildingadjoining. Ladders were procured and tbe children were taken from the building in an al­ most suffocated condition. Four Hours of Devastation. After the fire had destroyed the block south of the court bouse tho wind shlftod to tbe eastward aud drove .the flamrs across tbe block to Terrace street, wbefj the elegant residences of Aiderman F»mln«. McL.o«bll». W.J. Wood and others were destroyed. Lhe wind suddenly abated and the fire was ebecked at Ionia street, ulut blocks from the starting point. In four hours forty arm, of building* had been swept from nortn east quarter. imi ui -■•—•j M u-idhE. PettengUL Wellington D. Pettenglll, WeNh.} B. PetteuglB. WllUara A pSSSffi, Wallace H. Pettenglll. Berne E. Pelfengfll, half (K"ril ncres. be tbe same more or less. Tbe Bsle is made subject te two prior mortga­ da May Pettenglll, Hugh Pettengill. James D- BeiUmtn. Bentley Bros. & Wilkins. Waltoa ge! by and between tbepartteahereto.ooverTug A- Ntwton. Iz»i Holmes and Nichols. Shep— ’""SI.xma. err. MOW*-. •y i -M (umpany. defendants. Smith * Colgjbovk Id lias rauve it appearing from affidavit on Attorneys for Mortgagee ..4 defendants. WaUaoe fl. jlteWiMl •I'd 4'iington D. PetteMriH. are ■otjeaHta"** Dated. April 7. IWL Minis state, but reside inthe state ot Nebraska. ,ii nI'd'’n “i ^Hh & Colgrove. ComPbdimd.s Solicitors, It is ordered that . appearance of said non-residert de‘‘.‘."h’ "’«»««« R- Pettengill end Welling- ■ L .. Eras Pah lubHh. sight. UnQ Slr,n,lhe», Weak F«rtkJ, 1 •**'• be entered herein within four Some of lhe Lo»M. •a ■..tiii .mta the date of this order, and la case The heaviest loaves are as follows, emit­ niilot complaint to be filed, aud a copy ting tbe court house: Terr:.ce-etrwt-Hc.Itn?. V*. **’ 'M'rTC,t ®D th* Complaint’s Solidl*nd church and parsonage, 810,500, insur­ । uuys niter sorvieeon wem ance HODO: Mrs. Sarah Fleming s threeol a copy of Mid bill and notice of tbf« order, *'.'Iih 'i.-.uult thereof, said bill wfi! be taken rtora brick dweUing, 87.U00; two^tory by.«dd non-raaident de<endama. dwelling, <11,300. Pine street—F. A. Bur­ birther ordwed.HMtt within twenty ton. dry goods, <7JW0; Lntt™ ^urch r.r. !.‘r * * sm a notice of this er h2LULB®J>abV*h,,<11,1 th,! Baxkxk, a and narsonage, I5.U0J; No. 103, C. M. In; l'rinu-l>- nubUOed and etrentatteg Pbilab-nm’. bundle <3.000, and .rock, 11 »“«*ha». raid publieation be 85,000; F. Has*, two-story brick, K.O0J; T* u,t‘reln. out* in each week, tnr six Lsngkawel house and barn, o*no<! by H. r.u? servevt ou said nonLanxkaweL Moat of the buildings were deiendsuu, at least twenty days orfore ~lMd at from <3.000 to <400, and would hove prescribed lor hie appearanco. a coupteol column. Enumerate. I- ram k a. Hooker.OreSt Judge. n ^PLaStEH CLOSE OF THE PRESIDENT'S TOUR Srn:xcryiLD. Iju.. Mty 13 -The p».ldrut nnd party bad an ovation nt Spring­ field, where a very'pl.aswt Lour was 'yient ycterday morning. Their arrival whs heralded by the firing of a national »inte and tbe cheering ot nn immenu, crowd Covi-rnor Fifer. Mayor Lawrence Senators Cullom and Palmer, Representa­ tives Springer and Henderaou Col' ctoi James M. Clark, of Chicago; ex-Governot Otflcsby,nnd Col. K. D. Swain were among the first to creel the visitors and Lid them Wek-o ne to tlie capital of the etale. IkblAXATom, May 15.—After a journey through Illinois, marked by a eontlnuom ovation, the List two reception*—those at Tuscolu and Chria-nnn—belpg particulariyenthusiastic, President Harrison en­ tered his own state shortly after 2 o'clock yehterday afternoon, and fifteen mluutev later,at Montexumn,he was surroun led by many old friends who had come down from Indianapolis to welcome him home. Dayyox, O.. May !5.-At Richmond, Ind., lust evening Congress man-Elect Johnson Introduce! the president, Mr. Wanauinker, and Mr. Rusk, who made short s;>eecbes. The visitors reached Day-, ton at s:45 o’clock. A tremendous crowd greeted the par.y. After speeches by lhe president and the two cabinet officers, the train left for Columbus, O., at fl p. in WASHnfGTOX CITY, Mny la—The grand tour offPreaidont Harrison and Ms party, which began April 14 last, ended at 5:30 o’clock yesterday afternoon, when the presidential t rain cnine to n standstill In the Pennsylvia railroad station here, exactly on time. The great journey of 10,000 miles had been accomplished with­ out an netideal and without, deviation from tho pre-arranged schedule, except on one occasion. Benjamin Harrison MeKeo was the first person to be greeted by the president, who jumped from the platform of the train and clasped his graudsuu in his arms. Little Mary Mc­ Kee was also at the station. Secretary Proctor, Secretary Foster and Attorney General Miller, with several assl'tant secretaries aud a number of government officials, met the party at the train. Only a few people wore nt tbe sta­ tion when tbe party arrived. The presi­ dent, Mrs. Harrlsiin, Mr. and Mrs. Mc­ Kee and Mrs. Dimmick were driven directly to the White House, while Mr. and Mrs. Boyd took a train for Philadel­ phia. The List duy of the journey was jue quietest of tho entire tour. Rain fell most of the time, and when the party reached Washington City It wav (touring down steadily. Betwo-n Washington City and Bnitimore tho members of the party nnd the train employe* assembled io the observation car, and to them the president made a short speech in whichhe thanked all those who had accom­ panied him tor their courtesy and atten­ tion. He referred to the journey as one that bad never been equalled, and paid a high compliment to Mr. George W. Boyd, lhe general passenger agent of the Pennsyl­ vania railroad, who had -charge of tbe train, fur the great success ho had achieved lu keeping exactly to tho pre-arranged schedule.. Tbe president delivered 141) speeches during tbe tour. His best record fur a single day was Thursday, wheu be talked to twelve dlffarent assemblages. The day before he made eleven speeches. YOUNG MR. RAUM INTERVIEWED. mo. o a vJme WJHAN THAT HAS ANY SENSE, And many there be we CASTORIA for Infants and Children JU So. Oxford 8L, Brooklyn x. Y, evert BE UP THE MARK CUFF BEARS THIS MARK. TRADE _ ELLULOID mark. NEEDS NO LAUNDERING. CAN BE WIPED CLEAN IN A MOMENT. THE ONLY LINEN-LINED WATERPROOF COLLAR IN THE MARKET If YOU WISH a To Advertise i Anything Anywhere ATAny time Denver. Cola, May 19.—Tho trans­ Mississippi congress met at tbe Fifteenth street theatre this morning at 10 o’clock with about 1,000 delegates present, and as many visitors. The object of tbe con­ gress is to unite the people of the states aud territories west of the Mississippi river for the promotion of their commer­ cial interests. H. M. Fishback, of Fort Smith, Ark., presided at tbe opening meeting. Wa*hisgtus C1TT, May IK—Secretary Trucy returned to Waahingtou from Binghamton. N. Y., Fnday night and resumed bi* official t.utios at tbe navy department Saturday. The secretary went lo Binghamton on law busiaeea. or ISJot to s-pllt! Not to Discolor! • TRANS-MISSISSIPPI CONGRESS. Taooma, Waab., May IK—The lengMt professional game of base ball ever played wan witnessed here Saturday between tbe Tacoma nnd Seattle clubs of tbe Pa­ cific Coast league. Twenty-two innings were played, tbe game resultingin a score ot 6 to 5 in'tavor of the Tacomss. The fielding on l»otb aides was altuoat perfect. WATERPROOF COLLAR THAT CAN BE RELIED ON When a vacancy was wanted last fall be (Baum) had selected Smith as the one to lie dropped, but that Smith had pre­ viously been certified ns eligible as a copy­ ist, which took him off the roll and ren­ dered further action unnecessary. Mr. Baum also add that be knew nothing of the fraudulent passing by Smith of the civil service examination. He concluded as follows: “There is not n scintilla of evidence except that of a self-confessed perjurer to show that I expected, asked for, or received money from any source whatever ou account of his appointment." Omaha, Neb., May Ifi-lt is asserted that tbe president when here last weak said be deeply regretted the ousting of Governor Boyd. Ho thought it unfortu­ nate that tbe supreme court had felt It to be ita duty to decide against a man un­ doubtedly elected by the people, because they would suspect that tue decision was political rather than judicial __ Of FAIRBANK'S-SANTA- CL AUS-SOAP- Washington City, May ia—In an inter­ view with Green B Raurn, Jr., that gen­ tlemen said that the charges against him were false. He said that be obtained tbe appointment of Smith at the request- of a man who vouched for him; that ba has tbe affidavit of Smith’s indorser that there was nothing crooked about the ap­ pointment, and that no money was of­ fered, paid or mentioned.. Among tbe questions to be discussed will be: Legislation affecting commerce, transportation and finance; improvement of waterways lake, gulf and Pacific coast; markets for weatern products; pro­ motion of agricultural and manufactur­ ing interest*; irrigation and reclamation of arid lands; weatern mineral lands and their development; cause and effect of business combinations and tbelr uses; reciprocity aud international trade axten- hope, V/ILL SPEND HER CENTS FOR A USEFULCAKt WRITE TO Geo. P. Rowell & Co No. io Spruce Street, NEW YORK. Children Cry for Pitcher's Castoria. In tbe matter of the estate of Aaron Pa *Ndtiee is hereby riven that I stall sell al lu the SHILOH S CONSUMPTION CURE ant to license 1 23rd day M . and belnt in tbe County of Barry In the State of Michigan, known described as t •B'lwa. to-wit: Fc-*of land lying In ibe south west corn north west quarter (Ji) of section « town four (4 , nnrth of range right (8) Barry County. Michigan, subject to the without a parallel in tbe history of medicine. and homestead rights ot Hannah 1‘ariter. of said deceased 1 hereto. AU druggists are authorised to sell it on a posDated, sprtl 23rd. A... _____ — - - tk.1 —a r— <-an snr. Hammah Parkbr. Administratrix. pboag a Sample Bottle Free into every home in the Untied States and Canada. If you have a Cough, Sore Throat, or Bronchitis, use it, for it will cure you. If your child has the Croup, ~ —ndithei disease uscSWuh Price 35 eta. GILLASPIE. Corner of Court and J aS; ■ ■ �'EM AgHrap-eof Maryland and Virginia Blast c,.*.tury wns given in » i>aper read Sr. B-rawl C. S:dn« brfor. tb« MarfI tocieir- » ? • to. «o,k wrilM »J S' IfcH, "< >h' Iirtinerj, ! 5Seh wm <*iua -'Trin !□ th. lut.nor at the t’nitad Stat®* to Bath. Winchester, in > the Shenandoah Valley, ITO1.” Cap*. Havard, who was a man ot culture, visited [ Baltimore, aud traveled to tte Bath Spring for a sumater’* pleasure. “,Lf any ue* ' pnrchas'.T cotwe* to live in a MarylaiMl ' Be!i^hllori.n«l.■■ wrote tte trnve.er, “he to | at find visited by all hia neighbors. Oh f tha|toO«row, or tte d»y after al the vets’ latest, he arrive, some carry log hams and fresh meat, others huttej egga. cream, and other things. Hi* neig| Iwro have told him that be cau borroi arfwiut*. .-arrtogte, homes, aud all that H ISi “These hospitable care* are not an eleepttou. There iv no establishment, whidh dues not have ita Maryland planter, whote hospitality nnd honesty are proverbial. nt»I • wife whotw Virtues merit tte venoralicat of nil who know her. Tte Virginia vrotMfn are tall, lender, nnd have a great deal at axprea*ion. They seem matin more for the labor-, of Diana than the sporta of love, but they neverthelwa obey tte lawsiof that jnaau-r of goda and men. Ixjving ansi faithful wives, tender and industrious mother-, they have all tte virtues whidt praMrvc tbe love their charms inspire. Ji till । ii Potato salad. Meat.*—vral croquetten, pressed chicken. Escalloped tomatoes. . Bond—brown, white, sandwiches. Olives, pieklrs. Ice cream. \ Cake—■chocolate, white, lady fingers. present unoccupied. Everything possible Coffee, tea. was done to eave it, but a strong wind Supper 25c. am! too much headway prevented It being saved. It isrumored that some small boys Tbe Home Missionary society will meet were smoking in the house, aud there at tlie home of Mrs. G. W. Williams, Wed­ being straw an the floor was the cause. nesday, May 97th. at two o’clock, crone Misses Z<* McDowell. Myrtle Hodge prepared to work, a general Invitation for and Norman Webb were in Caledonia all interested in this work Saturday. ; Next Sunday. May 24, being memorial Fred Ohkmacher returned from Chicago day. tlie Rev. A. D. Grigsby will preach a Saturday. His new bride also accompan­ sermon in the Presliyterian church to lhe ied him. Women’* Relief Corps. All todies and Rev. Wagle occupied the M. E. pulpit other* interested are cordially invited. Sunday evening. D. Fenton, of Caledonia, spent Subday Service at 7:30. Service in the morning as usual. with his parents in this village. Middleville will celebrate the 4th of Tbe Y. P. S. C. E. meets at the Presby­ terian church Sunday evening- May 34, at July. 0:80. To bv lediby Josie Whipple. It seems M though our little burg was bound to bum up. as the fire alarm was sounded again Tuesday afternoon at about 3 o’clock. Thia time It Was lhe oM real- Preaching at jthe Rogers hall Sunday H. M. Lee and W. T. Barker are tn morning. May ’-'4. al Ila. di., by Rev. J. Illinois on btviness. Wesley Moore, of Muskegon, is visiting W. Mters. Also lu the evening at 7:30 by , Rev. W. Metier, of Nashville. old friends here. Mr. and Mr*. L. W. Fcighner were ut Program for C. L. S. C. May 33d. 1801 < Thornapple Iske Ashing last Friday after­ Roll call, responded to from French, noon. authors. L. J. Wilson was in Battle Creek last Walks and talks, Mrs. Colgrovc. Classic French course. Mrs. Holloway. week. . G. A. Truman Is again able to be out. Music. Miss Evans. after a week’s conflict with tte grippe. England's powss^pna in Africa. MrsMrs. Frank McDerby and children are Bailey. * ' Critic, Mrs. Hicks. L educated, affable, hospitable, friends of tlie visiting at I’anna. Rose Summer and Hattie Smith, of Circle will meet at the home of Mrs. L. ■ French and of liberty, whore cause they defended with courage ami devotion in tlie Chester, were guests of Mrs. Barker over E. Stauffer. Sunday. Revolutionary War.”—Baltimore Sun. Mrs. S. A. Springett, of Jackson, is vis­ The following circular from the noted iting here. Writing the Data. May Deeg has resigned ter position nt wool commission bouse of Jagode & Ix-wis. There to a great diversity of usage nowa­ days in the writing of a date. ixxiking tte News offlrf. and to at her home in Philadelphia, Is ,o much In point that we give It entire to our readers: over a number of private letters the Listen­ Woodland. Philadelphia. May Idlh. 1891. C. E. Lngeraon. of Denver, Colorado, Is — dated in all ot the Coler has found them t So much complaint has been made lu visiting his parents. j towing ways: James Fleming is at Middleville this recent years regarding the condition of .1 >'iw domestic wools, that a word to wool grow­ GJ i Decanter Mlh. 1830. Dr. and Mrs. Young and children. Misses ers nt this time will not, we hope, be amiss. L. A. and Rllto Nichols were in Grand The manufacture of worsted and woolen Rapids Tuesday, attending the wedding goods has been revolutionized to such an 0 > Mlh Dec. ISA’ extent, n to reduce it almost to a science. of Ada BarretL (7.) >*»■>.« ta»u.tec The wedding of Dr. U F. Weaver and Competition compels the most careful cal­ Hattie Mitchell, wifleb took place nt the culation of the cost of production of goods, tHiine ot the bride’s parents in Benton and by actual test*, manufacturers have ’ It would be hard to say which is the moat iapprov* 4 of these methods. It is very much township last week Wednesday evening found that Australian wools arc cheaper at the same cost per scoured i>opnd, than incccrdiug io the lasts aud fancy ot the was attended by Rev. and Mrs. Stewart. Writer, like the speliiug of lhe immortal Mr. and Mrs. E. L. Pariah. Mr. and Mrs. Ohio fine wools of the longest staple, for Samuel Weller. Perhaps the common­ G. W. Francis, Mr. and Mrs. C. B. Lusk. tbe reason that they buy nothing which Mr. and Mrs. Len Lentz, Mr. aud Mrs. T. they cannot use. est sm-thod is No. 5, while the most vulgar In No. 1 Australian combing wool for is No. A It smacks of the retail store, and 1’urkev, Mr. and Mrs. A. K. Knight. Miss of hudara*. too. Personally The Listener Lillie Felglmvr. Mr. and Mrs. L. W. Feigh- lnstar.ee. tlie worsted spinner to able to' turn it from lhe tales Into the scouring dots not like an abbreviation in a date, ami ner and O. M. Hullinger from this place. tub without porting, except, possibly, a consequently does not like No. 5. We ought precautionary Inspect! >n. This is owing at toast to have the appearance. with our Born. to Bert Jones ami wife. May 1 C»th, to the fact that only the body of the fleece • friend* and the general public, of having eno a gh time *1 ou r disposal to write out the a 3X pound boy; also Levi Moon ami wife, is put Into the first grade, there talng no skirts or seedv and chaffy neck piece*, no a son. full name <>f a mouth at the top of a letter. Will Seger rides in a carriage now. *trings, no tags, friln or foreign substance None but a slave should be under the Izorenzo Dean Is having r bay window whatever. These Australian wools will neetksity of abbreviating it. No. 3 is old yield 1'3 to 98 per cent, of the required fashioned and rather Eugltoh; No. 1 and built an the west side of his resideare. Dr. Grippe sufferers are numerous. " sort, while the choicest Ohio fine Delaine No. 2 are sensible and approved methods. will not yield over. 75 per cenL it is this Tho letter dated “XII. JM. 1890,” was written Powers Is kept busy day and night. Pleasant surprise party at the home of comparison by manufacturers ttat causes by a school master, and is to be classed as an evidence of eccentricity rather than of Luki Seger one night last week. them to complain so much about the man­ Eilna Bussell visited relatives at Belle­ ner in which domestic wools are put up. haste or iariuew. It ba* a sort of antique, Romamwquu appearance, too, tiwugh, to vue last week. and Inclines them to the use of foreign Mesdames James ^Morehouse. Bert Her- wools more and more each year. be consistently classical, it should no doubt have been written XII. XXIV. MDCCCXC. ric. A. Sackett and L. Sackett, of Battle The production of foreign wools Is In­ —JLwton Transcript. Creek, were at Henry Tasker’s a couple of creasing rapidly, proving a constant days last week. menance to the growers of this country. Mrs. A. Holden, or Grandma Holden as According to estimates made by tlie No subj*d can be of more importance she wan better known, departed this life “Ixxidon Board ot Trade," the world’s and perhaps there to none in the whole Sunday eve. May 17, at the home of her supply of wool In 1800 was 095,000,000 lbs., range of economic science so Itotto studied daughter. Mrs. P. Abbey, of la grippe. and in 1889 was 1.950,000 lbs. This Ina* the question of food supply. We can She was over 80 years old and had l>een c’ease ba» been confined almost exclusive­ mi- in statistical table* how nuwy bushels feeble for some time. ly to fine; wools; the increase In three Gus. Sackett and wife, of Verona, were countries alone—which grow tine wool* of wheat were loaded on ships at Odessa, and how many were unloaded at Liverpool. visiting relatives In this vlciirtty last week. principally—being 751.000.000 lbs., viz: Every hog that goes into a barrel for ex­ Australia. 3!K>,000,000: River Plate, 317,­ port lias his obituary, if not bis tail, and 000,000; and Cape of Goal Hope. 44,000,­ ADDITIONAL LOCAL. •be distribution of beef, butter, eggs and 000; and. we may atld ttat the increase in nuuneg* is faithfully tabulated. We reml i the clip of Australia fur 1890 over 1889 Is market reports of prices. Everything is £ The school board Tuesday evening decid­ nlxnit 60.000 tales or .30,000,000 Ita., and ed to build a new school building of six of the River Plate, about 30,b00 bales or scheduled—sugar, soli and h^rse beans. Wt hoar of puts and calls', options and nx-ins. estimated cost Sd.500. it will be 18,000,000 Ita., the Increase of either falures, and of men making millions in built on same grounds as the central build­ country' being about equal to the amount selliug wheat they never saw, nisi corn ing. of wool grown in the state of Ohio. From the foregoing facte. It Is cvidenL « Circuit Court. but Low it comes about in th* eoouvmy of that the American wool grower In order to Tbe followtog ere cases disposed of the commerce that Kumms aud ladiawiil, with­ regain his prestige. inusL firstly, put up out Instructions, grow gmin for John Bull past week: John Eaton sentenced to one year at his wool carefully and coMcicntoutiy, and An grind, and China M>pply rict for the more In keeping with the methods prevail­ paddings <>/ Britain and tbe Soups of Jackson. The people vs. Richard G. Crum, big­ ing In other parts of the world with which France, and tbe v.hole matter lot inter­ change be so complete, and yet too »pon- amist, plead guilty: sentence 3 years at he competes. Secondly, to attain success, he tehst exercise great care In the breeding taneoua, that every man who can pay for Jackson.. Alex Foster vs. Samuel Marshall, verdiet of sheep, that he may secure the greatest possible quantity per head, both of mutton for plaintiff. aelL is an economic arrangement with more Farmers A Merchants tank of Nashville and scoured pounds of desirable wool. In eotr.ptkaiions than a railway tint* table.— vs. B. F. Reynolds, disagreement of jury. adopting methods to improve the condition Economist A. P. Cook Co. vs. 8. E. Wolcott, willful of wools, it is advisable to shear In the grease If there are not excellent facilities trespass; not guilty. Wm, Troxell vs. Valentine Leins, tres­ for washing, which should always be done by hand, and never simply by swimming. I wm in oue ot Brunswick's schools, pass: verdict for plaintiff of 835. measures Hastings City Bank vs. Creamery Co.. After thoroughly washing, where I picked up the following thrilling should be taken to shear within 1U days. competition written by a 12-year-eld girl. Judgment for plaintiff. Ada A. vs. Nicholas Stacey, divorce: In order to insure wools in proper con­ dition. In tiw tying of fleeces, which ■a abe i* “spell” that I have yet «»7 “A decree. Alice L. vs. Homer P. Fuller, divorce; should always be done by hand, only suf­ right suite little buoy, the son of .a great ficient twine should be used to keep tho fcema’, with a rough around his nock, flue decree. up tiu: rode aa quick as a dear. After a Geo. vs. Theresia Illtzler, divorce; de­ wool together, say, two strings one way and one the other: and the smaller the thyme he* stopped at a gun house and cree. ’ wrung the belle. His tow hurt hymn and Olive vs. John Fumiss, divorce; decree. twine used, and tbe less the quantity, the Grace M. vs. Edward A. Clark, divorce; more sightly and desirable will be tbe woo). Seedy and chaffy wools being par­ hi* fare, pall face. A feint mown nf pane decree. •;rcae from hi* lips. The made who }erd tbe Wm. Wright vs. Frank Treat et al. tres­ ticularly objectionable, for the reason that thew cannot be used In the manufacture . ibelte was about to pair a pare, but she pass on tbe case; now on trial. of the finer grades of goods, care should be Xbrougb it down and ran with all her mite. Chureh and Society taken In tbe feeding of sheep, so ttat tbe >for fear her guoiw-d would not weight. But when she *aw tbe little won tiers stood in Attention—memorial Services will be held at tbe Baptist church next Sabbath at dew yov lye bear! Are yew t^yelng?’ ten o’clock a. m. Soldiers, W. R. C. and 'Know,' be said, ‘I am feint’ She boar citizens are cordially invited. him iua tar atm*, as she aught, ton room Sunday last was tbe second anniversary where he mite be quiet, gave him bae-l ami meet, held a cent bottle under hia knows, of tbe establishment of tbe Epworth league, and Hastings chapter, which la oue untide hi* cboler, rapped him up wwrmly, of the most prosperous of the leagues in gave bimaaaite drachm from a viol, UH this presiding eider’s district, proposed to ■t tom hr went fourth >is bail aa a young celebrate tbe. occasion becomingly. AehoAree."—Brunswick (Ga.) Tiroea. it/rdlngiy the services both morning and evening were given over wholly to the A Quick Betort. league, and they were most Interesting and A leading counsel for the defendant in instructive, and reflected great credit upon all concerned. Id tbe morning •erviee jet of «team there were responsive readings, interspers­ ed with congregational singing, and intera» be wim driving past tbe defendant’s ’piore, argued to the jury that the plaintiff ing there were declamations, essays, papers war gaiity of contributory negligence, and aud special musif, all of tire highest order mt: wool may not be thus Injured. All ******! IW. Mb-. AW-taeU of tte Fruifi Medteal Hastings, Saturday, May 16,189; C«nrUUU«. ud VOL X s S' that Cleans Most CAS.S BLOOD FOR THE C H J 0 5" Gra T-S H to o 4 « is Lenox MIXER’S & nJ 3 Dr. A. C. Fruth, Celebrated Surgeon and President Of the Permanently established and Incorpvratcd under the laws of the state of HL. with a capital stock of >100,000, tor tip- Ki-mtife and successful treatment of all forma of Chronic and Sexual DUeasr*. Catanh, Asthca. Stomach. Kidney. Bladder. Nervous and Special Dlsea.v* af Mt n and Women. Ably awtoted by a full staff of eminent phyalcians and surgeon for m> r) depart­ ment of medicine and surgery. □Important to L*<ii*s. Many ladiev arc nf tte ^ opinion that tue peculiar her incurableBy disease* my ne w method Hto treatm-nt, which I* entirely harm «* and wily ap­ plied, von need mH suffer a Urine death. All cases strictly confidential. Curable case* guar­ anteed. • Dr. Fruth after year* of expcrienrohaa Mr frcted tbe most InfaUibto method of curing t ital drain la Urine. Nocturnal te«e«. w hich cause f^polrcd Memotr. Weak Rack. Mjtonetoly. REMEDY OF THE AGE. Cures all BLOOD and SKIN Diseaso*. Want of Enenty Premature decline of Ite Man­ As a Blood Purifier It has no equal. Bend ly Powers, which ran l* quickly cored If ooufor pamphtet showing tesutnoniala of many Mdted be idioev. insanity, faliltiz fits, or total impotency results. Thi-ve terr lute disorder* wunderrul cures. THE GREATEST 00869708 Rev. W. *. Hunsberger, now pastor 1st H. E. chureh at Muaktgon, writes as follows: I take plewure in wiring, to *U v hern it mar concern, that I nm persor..dly acquainted with Dr*. L. K. Mixer A ten*, the vroprietara at •Mixer’* CSte-r and terofuia Mvmp. ‘KP’F tbe three years' jwiorate at Italics*. Michlrati, they sere m»inter* of n-.v ehnrra and congreea'toh and th«-re(ore 1 ''»d rtiipqrtutdty u» know them and the;, ■•remedy. 1 teller* them to be upright, honorable men. s tate represent­ taiion* ni*v te relied upon as true. A* to tte “reined? It has teen tt*e<l by myself aod fondly for -onii- time, and tor diva--* u( the Mood, we are ot tho opinion there I*none tetter. Thr trail, monbtl* a* lathe vtlue <»l th- “medlrlnff.' nf «ueh respectable physicians of cifflerent vetaols as Dr. Latni>'tisii. ot Uastinz*. and other*, should be sufficient alone.aside ircm auythlns 1 may te able to «ay. to secure for II widest tales. It It well knosu t hat plitldans of stand­ ing, m a rule, are »l<»w to recommend anything that may be flatted aa a ••patent medicine. When they do It may te relied upon a* posses­ sed of real merit a* a -remedy." Respectfully, Wk.m.kv a HrxaMraoKB. Itator First Methodist chureh. Coldwater. Mich. P.Though frequently solicited to do so. this is the first instance in which 1 hare given a testimonial of th!« desrriptliHi. It i* done cheertu'.'v now la the Interest ot the afficted. Coldwater Uk-tu •‘cL». hm. W.A.H. • Fruth Medical and Surgical Institute, brai loca troi lam St. J falo Si Toh wal Catarrh Cured. Catarrh^ attettototftto Dose, tliroai. i«ain Mll<i Hoirwch. bnxvLttw Dothmi, eoMumption and dysprn* a. sernreL » fnliy treated fry th” mo-* r*---- m -t,<j stientHr method* which a vast tespltM « proved worthy at con to!’-o-.- W® ...-in- r,.. ut ter proof of than tbe t< -• ou n> at the institute sf Hmutetos tiripto*. ts.. we restored to bi-tilb snd happli.. •». Marriagr. Married rereouy. or youtr i3»a cootaMPtattnit marriage, an Mr- ot shrer*; weakness, loss of procreative t on. r-_ Impotener or any other dh quali5callo«i. vprediiy reitonZ Kpilrpsv «»r nt* po*M*e|} cured oyMraew and never tailing liospit*! treatment. Kidney and t’.larfrlrr Dlsrwaa* SrirM'«tuUy. society, or tnarrvqrr. annually sweeptna to an untimely grave tboutatKli of young men DiMOM, Diabetes aud klMred mctadlretnwM and cures wftreu-d |* tto>K*«nd» tdeateatoa: ol brilliant. Intellect. bad been pronounced beyond Imp-. l*lte«..Fl*tuU. Fjwure. Polypi Cured without EptlejM.v imslttrity cure*! onr ww aa* pain, knife or cautery. Xo detention from basi­ never fatibig Hospital trcstinent. nets. Free Examination of tho Vrino. Each person applying for loedtoal trealnw-nt shotMsnd or bring aa ouuce of tbelr unne. which will receive a careful cheat lea.* asd n>lrnneo|..<;ai tua. Inattou. wnNDKKFVL CVKES perfected »D old rases which have bre-n aeghrtrd nr unskfflWb treated. No experiment* or fmlun- itartie* treated by mail and expre*-. but ulwrv possible personal ransuitatloa I* preferred Curable <-*»•-» guaraatetd. HrCasev sad eorreciKsadencv conf* deanat Treatment scat ('.<». D. to ary jnrt nl C. S Lto of 130 questions tree. Address »Hh j-ostase. DU. FRI TH, t® East MadiMiu s: c! QI. T abl< M M 0 or’s B izin n * U> For Sale by all Druggists. n rnarARKD nr v> Ca t/> 3 Ln ru Drs. Mixer & Sons, Hastings, Mich. </» STEKETEE’: ' CHOLERA It is Conceded That RUSSELL hoo Cholera Cure IMPROVED Has met the expectations of aikwho are look- HOG CHOLERA, and P!N WORMS IN HORSES ing for the latest and best things in UI NDUCDS or THEM. teeiievt a to lx ■ no WILLIS RO BI SOrL SPRING DRESS GOODS We ha jackets a We ha you in b< We from t HAT and arei and worl Furr prised of got it «*od direct lo the kTEKETKE, Grand Ita| Fortalein HatHngtby It is Certain That 11'. H. 000D1-E.LR. DtutjUL Boot Bobinsoi Russel has shown to the ladies of Hastings NO NEED TO WAIT and vicinity the best and most desirable line of Now is yonr time to buy your supply of of merit Em* Francisco A raremt tit. Additional County News. M14dl«v|lla. Never in tbe history of the interesting and Instructive. This young people’s society has within it the powilbUities of tte highest good, not only to Its membership, but in building up tbe real and abiding elements of good character In those who come within Its influence. We are pleased :o record its prosperity and growth: and its ability to so nicely interest and instruct tte congregathms of Sunday morning and evening shows Its merit esjeclaily in the development of the minds and hearts of Its membership. Tte ladies of Emmanuel church Mission- SUMMER CLOTHING . ,.Ve ^Te “agoificient values in men’s suits, all wool stylish, elegant and durable. ’ Cheviot cassitnere, worsted, etcAn unlimited assortment in SACKS and CUTAWAYS of every color and shade. It Costs You Nothing To see our stock of clothing, hats, caps and furnishing Roods and we beleixe we can satisfy you in goods and prices. * HASTINGS, MICH. MUDGE & SON. MILLINERY GOODS ever shown in Berry County. The Universal Verdict Is that the goods and the prices are right- Call in. We are constantly receiving 11 eW things m our line and are always gUd to show them AT RUSSELL’S. GLO1 LE TI � https://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/418/HastingsBanner_1891-05-28.pdf dfdc26b62f99955cff8130c9b020c18b PDF Text Text i j Largest Circulation of any paper in the ■ County. Hastings VOL. XXXVI. NO. 4 HASTINGS. MICH., MAY 28, 1891. Hastings Banner MI'S W CLOTHIIG GO, ■!! Monroe, Pearl and Canal sts. Grand Rapids, - Mich. We have 9 branch stores . located at De­ troit Cleve­ land. St. Paul, St. Louis. Buf­ falo, Toledo, 'andusky, Toledo, Nor­ walk. HUDSON is the LARGEST :RmiL CLOTHIER The Tower Clothing Co. carry the larg­ est stock of clothing, fur­ nishings and hats in Mich. in the WORLDa ■ Tower buys for ten stores and are thus on­ to undersell eyery store in Michigan. Meirs Suits for every day, $3.50, 5. 6, 7. 8/10. Men’s Suits for dress and Sundays, $12, 15, IS, 20. Onr best suits surpass the ordinary merchant tail­ or's work in make at about half the money. Railroad fire and all expenses saved by patron­ , izing . HUDSON’S r fl ower Banner 41 House, GRAND RAPIDS. PANTS We have just received a nice line of fine, pants, overalls, jackets and working shirts. TRUNKS AND VALISES. We have a bondonsupercal line of these goods and can snit you in both quality and price. We Can Collar and Cuff You froni the largest and best assortment ever in Barry Co. LJ A "TO we have in all styles, varieties and at'all prices. HA1 j Jugt at this season our straw hats are all the rage an<l are selling fast for the reason that they are first class and worth what we ask. Furnishing Goods. spection of onr line, com­ prised of-Osfords, Four-in-hands, Windsors, Bows, etc. Boots and Shoes. SXSiJX.1»%“ Robinson & Co.’s boots and shoes. Plow shoes from £1 up. HOLDEN & HIRE. BROWNSON & BANKIN, 105 West Main St., Kalamazoo. At Prices that will please you. After rears of experience we have found Gordon Dye fast Wack hosiery to stand all tests better than any other make> m the market. Our line is much larger this year and iac u es every number that we had last year at the same prices, no targeting the 25 cent quality which was admitted by a w saw it to be the best in the market for the money. Too can return every pair that crock, stain or fade in wash or and we will refund your money. These goods are sold m Kalamazoo only at our store. WHOLE NO. 1877. The contagion lias readied Middleville, and that place will celebrate. many years a resident of Hasting* town­ paying ad vs. and its subscription list with ship. It is alx years this spring since be names marked I’d. F. C. Brooks has been doing some tin The Castleton township Sunday school and his wife went to Col. roofing at Cloverdale this week. association convAied In Nashville Wednes­ We are glad to note that Ed* Evan* Is day of last week. It was the largest and Lillie Hazen fell from a hummock and fast improving. beat convention of the kind ever held in has been laid up for repairs since. F. J. Norwood is shipping large quanti­ the township. The next one will l>e held Rev. James White and lady were the ties of.water cresses cast. i at the Martin Corner* church. guests of his brother Joshua over the It may sound fishy, bul'it's'neverthelen* ttabbath and supplied him in the morning true that over one hundred dozens of frogs OUR COUNTY. service. were shipped from this station Monday. Homer Rice had the misfortuue to break Blocraphiral. Elder Manton, of Richland, delivered a Our village appearance could be decid­ In the little log house on the old Doty one of bls legs a few days ago. very able sermon lat Sabbath at Delton by edly improved by some needed grading of A goodly number attended the cxctft»ion Invitation of G. A. IL post. farm, in Johnstown, in September 1851. the streets. the subject of onr sketch was born. That to Grand itaplils Wednesday. Aunty Sacket, as she was familiarly There is some talk of organizing a brass Gertrude Nlmmo Sundayed in Grand called and known, was- burled Thursday, bouse will ever be remembered by Mr. band here. The reason for ite being brass Rapids. m”?Si00.1.? M the p,acw where be got the 21st, at the age of S3 years. She was weNvould save expense of buying' the ma­ Rollo Glbta, of Grand Rapids, has been a woman of marked and very strong con­ terial. See! ! n<U.?r ’! hAS he KrifW <,lder ‘‘"d understood the wiles of a mischievous boy, spending a few weeks with his grand­ victions and one of those loving Christian The village council assembled and or­ his speed may have lieen occasionally ac­ parents in the village. natures that In listening to her conversa­ dained that no male could Lay claim to cit­ A Swede living about three miles seutli- tion upon the subject of Christianity one izenship and wear a mustache, in conaecelerated by parente who didn't take much stock In nonsense. But on the whole his west of the village was low enough to was at once charmcdand felt that Impreieion of which hair has taken a sudden drop. youthful life was uneventful. He took in pound IL W. Young's Irish setter dog to -that only a holy life can so impress the Hou. P. T. Colgrove, of Hastings, will the district school, but never imagined it death a few days ago. There Is apt to listener. The services were conducted by deliver the address it Prairieville decora­ Elder Pope of Hickory Corners. was any part of his business to know more some trouble follow. tion day. WW Johnson spent Sunday with frirnds We notice Homer Giddings camped near than the teacher: so he got along s wlmmlngQ. A. Hynes and wife Sundayed at . here with several horses and mules Hickory Corners. ? ' ,“ut’he Ua,c for learning acquired In In-the Valley city. Alfred Wright is now acting as "saian" stumping every one fora trade. Quite a ti»e district school would not be satisfied The large attendance and splendid with the meager advantages there afforded. In the Middleville Sun office. gipsy life he is leading. marching of the G. A. R. boys memorial The Hook and Ladder company expect A* a consequence he aspired' to a broader dav did honor to their commander. F. A. to hold an Ice cream social In the engine yVnodlnntl. education, and got it at Poughkeepsie Blackman. * college. As n general thing; college grad­ house on Saturday. May 30th, for the ben­ Another large crowd in town on Satur­ day night. uates an* apt to feel, to use a phrase some­ efit of the company. Alva Moyers ind Louis Fenton, of the O. E. Wood is much improving the Cordeon Smith was arrested last week what on the slang order, as though they "had the world by the tell'’ and that they Caledonia News, were in the village Tues­ for drunkeuess and disorderly behavior looks of his bouse with a coat of paint. day. The W. C. T. U. held quite a business and fined five dollars and costa. * We think can swing it around to their liking. They John Thiel has finished his engagement meeting at the church Sunday evening but it would be well to pass it around. are anxious to officiate tn the drama of life Measles are still prevailing in our they forgot the needs of the sexton. as the "Hlgh-Muck-a Muck" or "Some with J. E. Ackerson, the harness maker, Our Dr. talks of going to Wyoming. village. Pumpkins.” Those who are the most con­ and lias secured a situation at Hartings. The Middleville boys will cross bats with Prof. J. M. Smith has his new bam Who will take bis place? fident of their ability to bring the world to the Caledonia boys ou Saturday. May 30th, nearly completed. terms are now out west shoveling dirt. In Mary Huns Icier Is a little better at this lining from Hie civilization which they This is expected to lie a close game as both teams are nearly matched. writing. imagined was so easy to conquer. The following we arrange from report The tambourine drill given by the W. Our town has paid for over 500 wood­ of secretary of agriculture fn Bulletin Nou Our subject bad no such rosy view* of C. T. U. Tuesday evening was a success in chucks since town meeting. 3: , life as the average college graduate, and every way. The eight young ladies who L. Parrot is able to be ouL "Experience has shown that the sugar wasn’t so stuck on himself but that he was performed the drill act especially deserve We noticed Secretary Enoch Andrus in licet roache* ite highest development in willing to think that others could perhaps mentioning. our village last Friday. north temperate latitudes. So far as the manage the great enterprises and fill the Geo. Campbell lias lost IL Whaf? The C. A. Hough, wife and daughter. Elsie, production of the beet with high tonnage conspicuous positions quite as well ns he. awning over his mouth. were in our village on Saturday and Sun­ i.s concerned, it Is found that It will grow And as for him, a willingness to do to the As the aeaMiii is getting warmer our day. far to the south, but beets grown lu such best of his ability what needed his at­ small boys are beginning to engage In tiro ■■-.Monroe Rowleader has inflamatory localities upon the whole, are less rich in tention was sufficient Accordingly he pleasure which the. water affords. rheumatism and is and has been for sev­ sugar and less suitable for the manufac­ came back to the old farm..and hasn't b»ssn James Irving and Will Westsmith, of eral weeks unable to work. ture of sugar than those grown further afraid to do his full share of the hard Grand Rapids, spent Bunday in the village. George Bowleader went to Orange on north, but not further than tiro isothermal work of the farm. It has been his steady, J. E. Ackerson's new brick building La lines. As a result of many years of care fixed purpose to make Just as good a farm­ progressing finely under the management Sunday. ful experimentation, so far as temperature er of himself as possible. And If you of Abe Moak. Brush Rldgv. is concerned, the sugar beet attains ita could see that farm, see how well It is P. R. Karns is doing some good road Belle Marsh, of Grand Rapids, is the greatest perfection In a zoue of varying cultivated and nicely kept you could not guest of her sister, Edith Marsh of this work. • widths through the center of which passes question opr subject's ability as u farmer. village. Mrs. Ben Jenkins has been visiting her tlie iiotbermal line of 70 degrees F. for And you do not hear him complain Milo Moore, of Grand Rapids, is the parents, Mr. Karns and wife, the past the months of June, July and August much oi bard times cither. When men of guest of Iriends in the village. week. The Isothermal line for Michigan reaches such ability as be to commence with, put Charles Anders and wife were in"'Coals Frank Otto returned from Chicago Tues­ thought and work into any given vocation, day where he has been for n few days on Grove on Saturday and Sunday last, visit­ its highest point near Lansing, tbenee passes in a southwesterly direction to it l:i perfectly safe to predict success for business. lug relatives. Indiana near South Bend. Thus it will be them. And Mr. Doty is riot ashamed of Henry Anders was In Hastings on Mun­ seen that we are In a good place to raise the fact that as a tanner he hns tM*en suc­ day last on business. ' the sugar l»ect. for the belt, which for ■ the cessful: and that when he wants a little Uncle John Wurms is very poor in present is regarded as the beet sugar aepa Fruit of ail kinds uninjured by frost with cash to use In his business, it Is not neces­ health. of the United Slates is 100 miles each side sary to Inscribe his name on a note to get George W. Havens received word, an­ Mrs. E. T. Gregory, of Bedford, is very of this isothermal line. It. ' • nouncing the death of his mother lu . The time for planting is from the 10th sick with typhoid fever. April 1C. 1873 Mr. Doty jvas married to Washtenaw county last week. 8. E. Gaskill and nearl.v all of his family of May till tiro 1st of June. Before the Miss Francis King. Thein was a happy have been on the sick list for a few days Geo. Mosier's delivery wagon of Clover­ first date tlie ground will be too cold, and umon, and theirs Is a happy home, a harne past dale Is a welcome visitor on our streets after the last date the season will be so . where comfort and life and love abound. Ladies Aid society met at Stephen each week. late as to prevent the maturity of tlie beets Two children, a son and daughter, have Gaskill's last week and n pleasant and Our school teacher has 42 scholars on before frost. The beet also requires a cer­ their full share in making tht Ir home and profitable occasion is reported. rthe roll. tain amount of moisture in order to pro­ their life rich with Joy. Henry Anders went to Hickory Corners duce its normal crop. This moisture must Mra. Brininstool is better now. Carrie It sometimes, we might say usually Howard, of Barry is working for her. to work on Tuesday. . be derived from precipitation in the usual happens, that those who go out from the Mrs. Henry Anders Is still troubled with wty or else the soli must be of that quality The term of contract for the Patron store higher institutions of learning soon lose lias expired and prices are hereafter to be Inflamatory rheumatism. which ja il! allow subterranean moisture to tb&r Interest in study and literature be­ allge to all. Mr. Bresee denies having reach the rootlets of the plants. There cause the cares and work of life shut up said that be now will sell goods to every­ are many conditions of agriculture under1, The remains of Will Crandall, who died those most delightful avenues to peace of body cheaper than P. of I. prices heretofore whlcli the beet beepmes quite independent' mind, broadness of life, cultivation of as reported in Banfield news of last week. near Saginaw, was brought to the home of of extremes of preclpitati >n. It may power and refinement of living. Mr. A mistake no doubt but mistakes some­ his sister, Mrs. Albert Choke. of Richland, thrive with very little rainfall or with a on Tuesday the 12th and on Wednesday Doty takes time to interest himself still In times cause great mischief. great deal, if properly cultivated. those Intellectual pursuits that were the Hiram Coleman lias bwffi improving his was brought here to the home of ids boy­ There are quite a number of different delight of his school and college days. He farm and tlie highway by having a long hood and laid beside bls father and mother kinds of beets, but those most widely keeps abreast of the age, alive to its stretch of picket fence built along the road In our cemetery. grown in tills country are the Vilmorin Will Cooper and wife moved to Delton growth, and in sympathy with hs progress. adjoining his farm. Improved and tlie Klein Wanziebener. last week. And yet he is a very busy usui In the voca­ It doe* not require a certain kind of soil D. P. Flower has erected a Gue Perkins tion of his choice, but he doesn't believe in for ite proper production. In general, windmill. Carrie Mallory is home from Jackson. letting the rust accumulate on the faculties : Eli Firth is visiting a daughter in Grand soils are described for 'practical purposes 8. E. Cook was in town Sunday. God has given him to keep bright as clayey, sandy, loamy, or alluvial soil— w The frame is up for Austin Brooks’ Rapids. Mr/ Doty ii^rot an officeseeker. Though Elmer Reynolds has purchased k thresh­ all of which will produce beets. General­ an ardent republican, and a zealous work­ house on State street. ly the leant favorable soils for the sugar ing machine. B. R. Rose, of Hastings, was hi town er, he is best pleased to serve in the ranks. Chas. Brown’s barn was struck by light­ beet are a stiff clay, which Is difficult to • Mr. Doty belongs to that class of inde­ Tuesday. cultivate and readily packs under the in­ Mrs. Seeley U visiting at E. 11. Mallory’s. ning. killlug two horses and disabling one fluence of hard rainskand hot suns, and. pendent tanners who are the pride and Wednesday night. Mr. Brown but recent­ Jennie Kellogg Sundayed with her strength of the land. He is an Intensely virgin soils or those wpdaUlly rich in or­ ly sold his farm and was preparing to earnest mon. a cultured gentleman whose parent* In this village. ganic matter or alkaline salts. Perhaps Mrs. James Fleming hr spending the move and the loss is a heavy one. qualities of mind Mid heart endear him to the best soil is a sandy loam, a soil con­ Mrs. Henry Hicks, of Spring Brook, died week with her busband in Middleville. his many friends. He alms to be broad in taining a happy equilibrium between or­ Sunday morning, upwards of 80 years of Rev. Arthur and wife were in Ann mind, with a heart readily touched by an ganic matters, clay, and sillcia. In gen­ appeal for sympathy or aid. and to lead a Arbor last week attending the state conven­ age. She has been afflicted many years so eral It may be said tliat soil that will pro­ that she remained in her own home but tion of Congregational church. life whose greatest excellence may be duce a good crop of Indian corn, potatoes her holy iniluence shed its radiance there Several uf our young people attended found in Ite usefulness. and wheat will produce a good crop of the picnic of the Hastings high school nt and over others thnt will help to guide beets. them all through life’s journey. Thornapple lake Saturday. Two kinds of fertilizers are used; stall Rodney Flower, of Orangeville, put j/postmaster Herrington, of Freeport, is­ Mrs. Glasgow, of Jonesville, is visiting manure and artificial manure generally sued 1820 money orders from May 15th, ber sister, Mrs. C. L. Glasgow, tills week. down a drive well for B. Fisher last week. known as commercial fertilizers, the form­ 1890, to May 15 ’91. the value of which Thomas Purkey and wife. Prof. Mc­ Delton. er being the better. It should be applied was 314,360. Not one of these orders Laughlin and Miss Hill were fishing at The rlltage is quite lively for this season in a well-rotted condition In ‘the fall be­ Thornapple lake Saturday. was lost. fore plowing, but it is well nut to use too of the year. Rer. 1. N. Aldrich and wife, of Hopkins heavy a dressing of the same. Too much Wgi. Uhkse Sundayod at Battle Creek. Trout continue to be captured in the station were calling on Nashvlllf) friend* Mervln Gwin’s baby is down with the fertilizing produce overgrowth In the beets creek near Freeport. Friday and Saturday. and make them lll-sulted for the manu­ measles. Union memorial services were held In The people of Freeport are laying them­ S. Phillips is doing the dray work while facture of sugar. If the fertilizer is ap­ selves out to celebrate the 4th of July in the M. E. church Sunday morning. The Geo. Norwood is nursing his rheumatism. plied in an unrotted condition It is liable to sermon was preached by Rev. Arthur of great shape. Quite a number of our young people at­ injure the crop in case of dry weather. tended the gold medal contest at Richland Since experience has taught that beets Lyle Williams, a Nashville boy. fell the Congregational church. Mro. Josie Rickard, who hu been ill Tor raised on fields freshly manured are in­ from a tree on the river bank the^other somn time with consumption. died at 6 last Tuesday evening. The question of celebrating our national ferior for the purpose of manufacture, the day and was badly hurt. When picked up p. m. Friday Inst nt the home of lier father. rule has lung been established that not the Independence is being already agitated: be3 was unconscious. Dr. Aoung war Elias Ogden. The funeral services were Bert Shed and N. Kahler are improving troete but the previous crop should be called and succeeded In restoring the boy at Hie M. K. church Sunday afternoon con­ the appearance of their houses by fresh fertilized or that tlie beet should be raised io consciousness. ducted by Rev. A. K- Stewart. in rotation as the second or even the third coats of paint Mrs. Wm. VanHorn has been quite ill crop. • As tite leaves of the beets consume Perhaps there was never a CarBon. ble scene took place at Gun lake than oc­ more of tlie fertilizer than the roots they for the past week but is fast improving. Mrs. Harrison Carpenter, of Potterville, curred one evening last week, when a E. D. Fox has shaken the Delton dust should be left in tbe fields. The soil inteXg merchant of the village In comply was visiting her mother. Mrs. Ellen Jones, from his pedal extremities to seek his grodlenrs most essential are nitrogen, with one of our popular expounders of the last week. phosphoric acid, potash, lime and magnesia Grandma Carpenter is not much better. fortune In the wild and-wooly west law. went out for a day’s sport, andjsi the C. A. Pennock started for Ei Dorado, and tbe press-cakes from the factory wbida She is losing the use of her limbs. , thflv were about half a mile Kan., Thusday last, where he will here­ should be returned to tbe soil will supply Will Allen and Chancy Wood are work ­ S Jhore ~ »' thelr after make his home. The many friends any deficiency. !touglit It would ba , good Jobe » them, lag in Grand Rapids on the street car line. To make a long story short we will con­ D. R. Foster was on our streets last of this genial couple wish them a hearty to rand » Strenger round where toy were dense the laitance of this article ot sugar God speed. •nd sat in game warden s tone, I wan «veek. The memorial service held here last Sab ­ ■ beet culture us fottows: A B. Carpenter, formerly of Carlton, is Beets do beat after wheat or other fellows.” But the word* were no among the sufferers in the Muskegon fire bath was attended by a large and appre­■ more than out of his mouth when down ciative audience. the M. E. pastor, of Rich- cereals. having lost every thing we hear. went the jack to extinguish the light, and : Fields should be plowed- in the fall at Charlie Wright lias a class In instru­ ilnd. officiating in a manner that was at the much frightened sportsmen were pullonce appropriate, instructive and insplr-■ least o inehe* deep. Then followed by a imr for the shore with might and main, mental music and is giving the best of lug. subooiler which will loosen tbe soil to n satisfaction. !,ut tot being _____ __ n_____ ______ _ — to___Hasting* —--J depth of 6 or 7 inches more. In tbe Clate Harrington returned Mary and Pearlle Barton, of East Carlton, Monday after a week's sojourn in and spring cultivate soli until reduced to a were guests of Mrs. Jennie Smith last about the village. 1perfect tilth. tlx-n mark out for planting. deep. Hopingrw retched tore toy Thuraday. The K. of P. lodge accepted the invita- 1In planting by hand use 10 to 15 lbs. to an W.ro .“'t> wdgbt> iSl 'nun Stneter-. Ed. Hartman. Mary Woodard. C. Ition extended by Backet poet, and will al- iacre; by drill from 15 tn 20 iba. per acre. Covert and Fanny Hartman spent Satur­ If sol! is moist cover % Inch, if dry IX day and Sunday with D. R- Foster in tend decoration services en masse. The sapper given by the ladies' old so- IInches. As soon as beets are large tenia county. ciety at Blackman's hall Saturday eveifiug ienough to mark the rows, cultivate them. Dr. A. J. Wright has been on the sick When beets show four leaves thin so they was a financial success. list the past week we bear. John Williams is improving his property ishall be 8 *o 10 inches apart, but it is bet­ Jerry R»>gfrs and wife are entertaining by grading ground, raising building, etc. iter to save the most vigorous plants even ES to other. “HI give you »l00 company from Neb. Last week we received a shower bath of Mrs- Fred Fleming went to Grand Rap­ , -2 oat ot title; while the sample copies of the Auguste Chronicle id* Wednesday to visit her mother. rehirreplhul. ■■Sbutnpend go to toring.” Mr*. Marietta Carpenter received news aluMxd a column of which was devoted to to rame time would no doubt bto Delton Items. By the way we would sng- small portion of tbe culture of thia Sl’i ro ‘5-“« SY-™" of the sudden death of her uncle. Henry gret that if the Chronicle or any other eoHardy, of Col He was 77 years uld and .n uat o' the situation iunweii.— Published Thursday* by COOK BROS., ---- AT---WAsrj.vca, men. I COUNTY NEWS. gloves, ruching, ribbons, vio­ let PINS, STICK PINS, SHIRT STUDS, CUFF BUTTONS, WINDSOR TIES, OPERA LENGTH HOSE, The best Advertis­ ingmedium in Bar­ ry County. L"e'r^to^ Ear^rrXeur^ «*«-»■« *•“ .rifflSUS I �riOBAT7. approval aa "Ahl that's bwtnemr "Ain’t he a Jim Dandy?" “Tbat’a my candidate for brigadier!” “He ain’t no stuck up second lieutenant!” And the poor devils of bandsmen, just seating themselves at their supper of hot potato gtew and coffee, were comjielted t< drop the savory bowls, and hastily button their full uniforms over their anything but full stomaclw and inarch forth upon the parade to entertain tho populace until tho rest of tho show wae ready. If but now an apoplectic stroke were to create a vacancy among the brigadiers, Morris's star might indeed be in the ascendant. It had been the custom of the ladies at Capt. Lane’s to ap;>ear on the piazza I about the time that the officers came up S. H. Clifford, New Cassel. Win.. was from evening stables, and, re-enforced by troubled with neuralgia and rheumatism. the Whartons, next door, and sometimes •Ms stomach was disordered, bls liver was by other fair once, to serve a fragrant affected to an alarming degree, appetite cup of ten to such of their regimental fell away, and be was terribly reduced In friends as had time to drop in. Today, flesh and strength. Three bottles of too. The cozy little tables had been set Electric Bitters cured him. . upon the veranda, but the close prox­ Edward Shepherd. Harrisburg, 111., had imity of tho southwest gate, through a running sore on his leg of eight years’ which all the teams came driving in, and standing. Used three bottles of-'Electric Bitter* and seven boxes of Bucklen’s the rude stares of tbe occupants of the Arnica Salve, and his leg is sound and various vehicles speedily drove the ladies well. John Speaker. Catawba. O., had away, and Sam Ling, the Chinaman, an Ave large fever sores on his leg. doctors old retainer of Lane’s, was busily carry­ said be was incurable. One bottle Electric ing the pretty china within doors again Bitters and one box Bucklen’s Arnica and lamenting in voluble "pidgin” the Salve cuted him entirely. Sold ty|W. IL coating of dust which had been received, Goodyear, the druggist. when the captain walked by with Hearn gt his side. In vain Mrs. Lane called to him from the doorway to bring in' any Tbe beet salve in the world for cut*, bruises, sores, ulcers, salt rbeuin. fever one who would come. He shook his head sores, tetter, chapped hands, chilblains, and walked on, talking gravely and coms, and all skin eruptions, and positive­ earnestly with his younger friend. ly __ cures piles orr-. no .pay required. r_______ ____ ,--------------. It is Miss Marshall, standing at the winguaranteed to give perfect satisfaction, ot dow, noted the inexpressible sadness and _________ tk^fiaa -----------raoney refunded. Priced -cents per box. diwrvM in He3rn.B once buov-ull For sale by W. H. Goodyrar, the druggist. sotno face. Ho had grown years older me Bev. F. M. Sbrout, pastor United BrothWchurvh, Blue Mound, Kansa.*. «a>»: “* tai It my duty ' to tell what wanders Dr. KWah'rw Discovery has done for me. talungs were badly diseased, and my BMiriiioncrs thought 1 could live only a fw weeks. 1 h«»k bottles of Dr. ttSwrt* New Dteoovciy and am sound and well, gaining -’0 lbs. In weight" , Arthur Love. Manager Love's Funny Folks Combination, writes: a thorough trial and convincing evidence. I wn confident Dr. King's New Discovery for consumption l>eats ’em all, and cures when everything else falls.* The greatest kindness 1 can do my many ttamsand Iriends is to urge them to try R.” Free trial bottles nt W. H. Goodyear’s drug store. Regular sires 50c. and SI. Manistee is blessed with 500 cases of measles. The entering wedge of a complaint that may prove fatal is often a slight cold, which a dostor two of Ayer’s Cherry Pectoral might have cured at the eommencement. It would be well, therefore, to keep the remedy within reach at Manistee ladles have completed a $5,000 home for fallen women. • The Groat Sprirfg Medicine. Gbxti.kmkx:—I have suffered intensely from biliousness and rheumatism for over three years, and had tried so many reme­ dies that I had lost all faith. Hearing of Hibbards Rheumatic Syrup I bought a bottle and found it helped me. I have now used four bottles, and it has restored my liver and kidneys to healthy action, and done more to purify my blood than anything I nkve ever taken. 1 am pleased to recommend It as a wonderful blood medi­ cine. Very truly yours. B. C. Roiusmix. Marshall. Mich. Sold by W. H. Goodyrar. Prepared only, by The Charles Wright Medicine Company Detroit. Mich. AN ARMY PORTIA. By CJHAKI.ES KINO, U. B. A, . Awthor of "The Colonel’s DatsgMtr” “The Dexcrtcr” "Pnm Um I tanks” "Dunraven JJanc\" “Two Soldiers." MBt with them.) CHAPTER IX. “Ifc-tmi you tc-fU not make <t necessary « for me, to be marc imperative.” Tbe afternoon was lovely and full of ■tmahine. Thanks to tbe startling and •BMatiana.1 disclosures in The Palladium, the port 1>1 become an object of unusual as kha hour far dress parade approached, *■» across the bridge, and before the trumpet sounded “first call” the road in front of tlie officers* quartern was well taed with carriages, buggies, carryalls tat and back only a quarter,” WM a lux■gy bow within the reach of everybody. The populace was beginning to gather •atbecavahy officers came sauntering hero of the moment—the daring tt who had bearded tbe Hoc in and had oven brought in one day, she thought; all the color h:ul fled from his sun tanned cheeks and tho light from his brave blue eyes; yet there was a gloom in them, as he bent his head to talk with Ids friend, tho cap­ tain, that spoke Df the smouldering fire within. She bad thought him grossly wronged in the occurrences of the pre­ vious day, but it was the coming of The Palladium on tho noon train that capped the climax. Omitting all the ingenious and alluring head lines, condensing tbe senration.’ti details in which the corre­ spondent liad worked up tho case, Lieut. Hearn stood accused before the whole United States of having forcibly ejected from tho reservation a highly respecta­ ble business man who had vainly im­ portuned him to pay the sum he for years had owed tho estate of the former post trader, "most of it borrowed money to help him out of gambling scrapes," and had nt last ventured to press his claim in person, only to be met with outrage and insult There could be no doubt of tho truth, said the correspond­ ent; the'books were open to tho whole world, if need be, and tho sum involved exceeded five hundred dollars. Georgia Marshall, gazing at the pair from the lace draped window, clasped her shapely white hands in deep perplex­ ity. The slander, the scandal, tho wrong, was spread world wide; a refutation could never overtake it. even with the proofs of utter innocence at hand, and where were they? It was comfort at least that he should look up, and. as though in search of one friendly face, search tho window with his sad bine eyes. He ahould feel that, no m.-ttter what the press might say and the Jews might swear to, more than one among ids friends believed in him through thick and thin. Her dark eyes were full of Borrow and sympathy, and yet flashing with scorn of his defamer. And it was his picture of her face, framixl by thoeo ahimmering curtains and the trailing, twining tendrils of Binilax that hung thickly about the win­ dow, that suddenly met liis troubled gaze, and that he carried in his memory day and night long, long after. Half an hour later tho orderly came hurrying to Capt Lane's quarters With a note, and then ran on down to the Btablee. “This will settle the question foy you, Mabel,” said Lane, who was getting into parade uniform. “Col. Lawler comtw on the sunset train, and CoL Morris writes to know whether we cannot ex­ cuse him, or whether, perchance, there should be room for one more.” “Oh, Fred, and we’ve got to any yes, for Mr. Hearn won't come," answered Mrs. Mabel, with grief in her eyes. “We've got to say, ’Bring him by all means;’ and yet how I hate to have our pretty dinner spoiled! If the tram could only be late!”. "That would tipoil it still mure, Ma­ bel, for then your— Ohf said tho caj>tain, suddenly recollecting himself, and turning back to his particular little shaving mirror, before which he began busily arranging the loop of his gold helmet cord. "For then?" exclaimed pretty Mrs. Lane, speeding across the space between her toilet table and her liege lord's shav­ ing corner, and laying her white hands upon his shoulder knots and gazing up into his half averted face with sparkling “Perhaps it was some other fellow then." said the captain, dubiously. “Oh, Fred, you darling! I hadn’t hoped for anything half to lovely. Will they be hare on thia train, really? That's why you didn't want dinner served until ing just now if we only hod a few flowers the table would be perfect I must run and tell her." And impulrively she rained her soft lips to his fact and leused him enthuriaatically. "You are so thoughtful, Fred!" "Very,” he responded, with much gravity of mien. "And that’s what prompted me to suggest to your ladyship those isowy sbooldcn. Tbe orderly h*. Wt Uto luD door open, end all Central City netna out here to-night There goea that the colonel eomewhat os­ ' called out, "Orderly, give and tadtafrom here in fifteen minutee. I suppose I can eolonel to turn over tbe command at pa­ rade to Maj. Kenyon jind to go forth­ with to meet tho comihg man. But here was tho elite of Central City, os well as a strong delegation of the masses, guth-, cred to ece the garrison, and Morris tiarticularly prided himself upon tip sol­ dierly grace and stylo with which he presided at the mart stately ceremony of the military day. If he were to fall to appear at the head of his troops, if all that line of officers were to march to the front and salute Maj. Kenyon instead of him. people might really get the idea that it was the infantry field officer who was the post commander, not liimself. No. In all the yellow radiance of bin cavalry plumage Morris strode forth from liis veranda and stood revealed in the rays of the westering sun. His or­ derly hastened tlirough the groups on the graveled road in front, and, halting, raised his hand in picturesque sr-lute. the eyes of Central City looking on: "The colonel’s massages are delivered, and the carriage will be at the station.” "Very well, Brooks. Now yon your­ self go down and be on the lookout for Coh Lawler, a tall, sandy haired, sandy bearded man, rather slender, nearly 00 years of age; report to him and get Ids baggage into tho wagonette and bring him here to my quarters, and say that 1 would have met him but was detained at parade.’’ Again tho orderly saluted, then f|ced about and strode away through ♦ tho swarm of curious eyes which fallowed him a moment, then turned once mure upon tlie gorgeous and gleaming propor­ tions of tbe warrior,patting on his white leather gloves and buttoning them at the wrist with much deliberation. Mrs. Morris being in her own room, arraying herself for the Lane dinner party, and the veranda l>eing vacant, he then rail ’d to his adjutant, who came along tbe path­ way at the moment, a vision of floating yellow plume and brilliant aiguillette, and after a moment's conversation with his chief that young gentleman made his way to where a couple of town carriages were drawn up along the edge of tbparade and preeunted tho colonel's com­ pliments to the occnpanta, tlie ladies of ' the postmaster's and leading bank er > households, inviting them to bring their friends and come and sit on his piazza. Mr. Abrams, of Chicago, who was at tho moment the center of a knot of men. young and old, quitted their society, and with his customary deliberation saun­ tered over, opened the colonel’s gate And with careJotk, ease of manner accosted that official, "Fine evening, colonel,” and then lowered himself into the near­ est chair jnst as the officer, with a face that flushed unmistakably, excused him­ self, passed him by and hastened down the steps to greet the entering ladies, while the adjutant, hurrying on to where his sergeant major was awaiting him at the edge of the greetuswanl, sig­ naled tbe band, and the stirring note* of “adjutant's call," followed by the burst of martial strains in swinging six-eight time, heralded the coming of the trooi» of the whole command. Company after company, the cavalry from the west, the infantry from the east end of the quadrangle, came march­ ing forth upon the level green carpet, seemingly intermingling in confusion as they neared the center, yet unerringly and unhesitatingly marching onward, until presently, with the solid blue and white battalion in the center, and with the yellow plumod helmets of the cav­ alry parading afoot on both flanks, tlie long statuesque line stretched nearly half way across the longest axis of the quadrangle. Company after company, the white gloved hands clasped in front of each man as its commander ordered “Parade rest," and Col. Morris himself, who had with much deliberate dignity of manner marched out in front of the center, now stood in solitary state with folded arms and glanced quickly along the motionless line, while back of him some thirty yards, all along the ed^e of tho parade, in buggies, carryalls, 'busses, in long somber rank afoot, Central City looked admiringly on. For a moment the main interest seemed to center on Lieut Hearn, and fingers could be seen pointed, and voices heard announcing, "That’s him,” ns he stood tall and erect in front of the troop he w?is commanding in old Blauvelt’s absence. With flourish of trumpets and three re­ sounding ruffles the band swept out from the right front, and then all eyes were sud­ denly greeted by on unaccustomed right. On tbe troops, long schooled in miUtary etiquette, the effect was not at the time apparent—neither by word nor sign was there indication that anything unusual had occurred; but in the populace, long accustomed to individual visits to the fort and to observation of ita military re­ quirements. “Keep off the grass,” and by no means intrude upon the space re­ served for military exercises, the sensa­ tion was immediate. Elbowing his way through the crowd standing at the edge of the parade ground, with cigar tip tilted id his mouth, his light spring over­ coat tiirown back, with the same cool deliberation that characterized all his movements, the representative of The Palladium sauntered forth upon the sacred precincts, and never hesitating until be had almost reached the commaoding officer, pnaently came to a Species of "parade rest” of his own, half sitting on the bucks of liis hands, which were supported on the knob of his mwAsive cane, and there coolly surveyed the proceedings from tbe very spot reserved for tlie adjutant, one yard to the rear •nfi toe to the left of the commanding For Boils* Pimples oarbunolaa, scrofulous sores, scsfms, oed all other blood diseases, take of tbe criticism due the pnbhc of the martini exercises now taking pUceThat it wmprobably the coloneD[Inten­ tion to make a speech of some kind to faia meu Mr.’ Abrams did not doubt, and that The Palladium should have every won! of it he fully intended. The band by this time was hammering half wav down the line, and thv officer of the dav. coming suddenly m the rwrthweet gate froiu a visit to the guard, be­ came aware that some thing was exciting the merriment of the few men on the verandas of the cavalry quarters, and then eaught right of this rtrangn figure out on tho parade. He looked hurriedly about in search of the colonel’s orderly, but Brooks, m we have teen, had ah ready gone on his nustnon to the station. Not a soul was there to whom he could intrust tho duty, yet ho knew he could not allow such a breach of military pro­ priety to occur right under his cyra. There lecmid no help for it; he had to go himself; and, by no means liking irn. duty, Cspt. Cross, of the infancy, has­ tened out on the parade, and with the eves of both lines upon him. though the heads of tho troops remained scrupu­ lously fixed to tho front, he stepped up to Mr. Abrams, tapped him on the shoulder, and civilly said: "I beg your pardon, sir, but no one i» allowed on tho parade ground. I shall havo to trouble you to fall back to the Ayer’s Sarsaparilla It will relieve and cure dyapepala, nervous debility, and that tired feeling. will cure you. ■■ Prof. I. HUBERTS Malviha cream BUSINESS CARDS. ft A. BCR1 BNER. M.D.. (j. Delton, Mich. S P L Hastings City Bank, iBttltU- that the people could not but reutlS!’S'’ Jj to be publlibSU hi’tlw IlaStoi Ha' wcltr wreto previous to said day* f lwArhJ’uee^,»* CtteMLfe. w.JkifMaraozG. (A true copy.) J udk ■01 Probwe. -'OriAMxin . ,. — TS2S?.c”nc'“l>«<»7-i. ^fa.aw.nklteroHh, Kfx isassss! „ “■ <« M.7TSSuTn’S'.StSWMre* o. Myroo O. Oollhu the charwe or anrt, taa forenoon, be aMlgue<n()r thri’iLJ?ctoe^ »c tor of said Has Cured Others I represent, and 1 have full authority STUART. KNAPPKN A WEAVER. from the commanding general to inspect Attorneys at taw. Over Hartlnrs National Bank. anything at this - post,” was his instant Hartl ng*, M wn Iran. answer, accompanied by a shrug of his Associate offices, at Grand Itapids, Mien. shoulders and an ugly scowl. A. SHELDON, “1 cannot help that,” was Cross's cool a Abstract and Real Estate Office. yet civil reply. "You can see just Abstract Block. Hsatluga. well from the edge of the jiaradc. and Money to loan on Heal Etfatc Beal Ertaie sold on c--minlMlon. General conveyancing. here yon will be in the- way." Having a cotuplrte w€ of Abrtraet Bpokr.cgm“1 can't see it clear back there, and 1 pilrd from the Boeonta. can f> nilsh complete mean to stay where I can see and hear. * tracts. C. F. BBOOKS. Clerk. If there’s anything I don’t understand 1 P. DRAKE, M. D., wish to be where Coh Morris can ex­ plain." Office over Hollow»y’» drug store. Thanks to the banging of tbe band, all Office hours from 2 to < p. tn Telephone, eon this was inaudible to the colonel, who nretlng with rtside&ce, at Holluwsy’* arug •tore. remained in blissful ignorance of the I M. B. GILI^Atfl’IK, Notary Public colloquy taking place so near him. and U. S. Claim Agent "Yon cannot stay here, sir," was the L. will prosecute all kinds ot claims before the firm, low toned answer. “I will hike Dvtiattinents uf the Interior (>tDee. .Till on him pains to explain everything to you after aims store, eoruer Court and Jefferson 8ta., you retire some twenty yards, but 1 UasUngs, Mich. trust you will not make it necessary for e M. FOWLER.D.D. S. mo to be more imperative. Come, sir!" And so, with the worst jiussiblc grace, Office Lours B a. m. to 3 p. m. Mr. Abrams had to give ground, and, accompanied by the officer of the day, (I W. LOWBY. Physician and Surgeon. fall back to the general throng. To Hake* a specialty ot treating diseases of the cover bis morufication as much as pus- STKoDd KAK and tbe preservation of viatoa rible. Cross, in a smiling and courteous aidfwfiEs1 &UinR nI*^rAC1*KS Md eJe manner, went on to explain the purpose Office and residence on Broadway, near Court and details of the parade. But Alcams House. Hastings. Mleh. only turned angrily away. Twice he MITH A COLGROVE. essayed to stop and face about, but Lawyers. Cross w:u getting his blood up by this (Office In Union block. Hasting*.) time, and determinedly marched "along Practice Is all the courts of Uie state. _ ■ to the very edge of the tittering line of t E. KEN ASTON, townspeople, and there, raising Ins cap. Attorney at Law, said with the utmost civility: (Over J.8. Goodvear e Co.’s store.) Practices In all court* of the tftate. CoUacUons "And now. sir, if I can be of the faint­ promptly attending to. est assistance in making this ceremony R. TIMMERMAN. Homropathlc Phyclear to you, command me. You will observe that the adjutant is coming out • Biclan and Surgeon. (Office ovr Lathrop's drug afore.) to occupy the very position you were in.” But Mr. Abrams was in the millet, m was‘to be expected, and stjll more ROBERTSON HOUSE, wrnthfuBy turned his buck, refiudng to listen, so that Cross promptly left him Cor. Jdtarscn and Court St*., Bastings, Kick to his pwn devices. The representative RatM.11.00 per Day. . of The Palladium had sense enough not This House is new, with pleasant rootns. Tbe to attempt to resume his place, but he patronage ot the public is respectfully aotlctted. had lost interest in tbe performance si­ aw. real estate andcollectmultaneously with his own lexss of pres­ 1NGOFF1CK OF tige among the crowd, and so, after a moment’s wavering, he turned about „ v „ Woodland. Mleh. and shuuRered his sullen wav toward C. b. Palmrutojc. J. M. Smith, Notary Pnblic. Justice of the Peace. his buggj-, only stopping long enough to inquire of a civilian the name of the of­ ficer. ' • "Cross, eh? Capt, Cross. Sure of Hastings, - - Mich. that, are yon? All right, Ill fix him." he growled between his set teeth as he strode away. CAPITAL S75.000.00 When a few momenta later tho long SUWLln W .000.00. line of officers halted in front of the colonel and raised their hands in rimul- Incorporated under tbe laws of tbe State Michigan. taneous salute he responded with some­ thing Iras than his customary graceful Oven for business Dec. 15. twc. denberauon and inquired: . officeba: , ’‘What an earth was going on there th<t there was eo much giggling* in 0. G. Boblnson. President; Chester Messer, Vice. Pm. ranks It was mainly ju front of you, Mr. Martin. Have you been attemptine D. W. Reynolds, CMhler. any witticisms, rir?” “ DKJtctors: “Not that I can now recall, colonel • Dan W. Reynold, w. H. Powen. responded Martin, with his usual drawl “Powibly the appearance of cur Chicago John Carveth. __ _______ Cheater Meoer. friend in the role of adjutant was what P. T. Oolgrove^ prompted their merriment If you inrited him to accompany you j will excuse it” "Whom do you mean, and what do UOJttUAOE EAI.K. you mean?” "Wy. Mr- Abrom took mt on your Irft wd tow, nr. until Cro« tarttod bta elMwhero. Tm •orry tar Cam: be haa a wife and family: and yondar (oaa the gentleman, bound for the telarnmh offioa no doubt What won’t Th, pj! ladium say now?" "You don’t mean he was right here bv toe durinr . ,Dy Ordinarily tbe announcement of the aSKSSSM- PS,:,,1’'■«LS: rtA-WMtortSld'eo Office In hotel at preaenL_____________ roadway.” Mr. Abrams looked angrily around. A. A C. H. BARBER What! Be compelled to quit his position? • I’hyslcjpns and Surgeons. —to fall hack in humiliation before all Calls in city or county responded to with those people and meekly take his station promptnetj*. day or nlghL among them, and actually to havo to ILLI AM O. LOWDEN. confess that, after all, a newspaper man Lawyer. wasn't the monarch of all he surveyed? Office over Julius Russell's store. State Never! "I’m here in tho interest of the journal street. Hastings, Mich._____________________ Some of the soldiers in ranks, unable Itoda't bean blowing from to repress their merriment at the right of so unusual a breach of etiquette, U>e nppeunnoe ot th» wwgoMtt, could not-refrain from tittering. The ’rtbtaguitogxnxo with tbe tall tone voices of the file closers could almost be “f Col. Lawler, a dnrt colored Bra, heard in stern, low toned reproach. ™ th. crown ot hi. toll hot down to ••Stop that laughing, MurpbyF “Quiet, b»w,»Tbo°te.pat«aMdtofcrtb> rethere, Duffy!” Morris himself could see morta. Mom. baetened to hi. that something unusual was going on, but, totally unconscious that his own n<»t, merely nodding reeponro to Lane', ranoon. invitation to bring him to dinofficial precincts were the crane of the ^TCT chWed kta podtiou. CONTINUED. ’ An»*tn>ng, jM Probate. Er,? S^5^«>SL'» E3; ruMdfoa hereto!,>rv a^lhtei. Mary A. may i*. <11-,.., ,. T *** Wd her of dower for rrasorK t # Onright motion of Akrnz.' r for petitioner. It I* ordrr..<j tbfct 'w*«Urttre nth day of Auguit n-xt. m tw» „ Jte afternoon, be auignrd for tl.t- r..-*rw7 A” Mtttlmi, and teat the next or kir, . AM 1> !• I«w onl,n-.n ,S Sd ,.ulbr„ to®"*TOt bearing; such publleatUm •hall not be iuicea»ary In enw k n,^h thk S' dar be »qrv«l on the Mid next of un “ W ?Tn.tJr b’bre the scribed for ttH-ir apneamner Dated, thia «uj Aay of Mur, A n. wi. Fdaxk A. Hookul ta,w, ‘‘""KM*. Hulieltor for^IVtllfoner. MORTG A (; K SALlt ” Drfsrtl baviftg been msdr u. ’.b-' coB<!|JWt, 0( arartata mprUM^ made by WHiiaffi-niu taaas D. Jwrrard Hran wf \<-wnt0 ],,”! C. Gesler and Eraitk H. Smith, trusted m t!» parsonage of tbe United Errtomu In Q>r« J o< U»e Crdtu- Creek Circuit. Barry Cra* Utt. and recorded Id ilt<> offi.-r of the rattter o? deeds for tbe county of Earn. In the gate ot MlcblgM. Ortob. r. i. rarre <m tn.ro Lt ....... t —. .itt" December K. is*, on.l ter’eaffice Ot’tolH-r K. isw. tn liter xof bos become operative, 011 whirl, morion l« claimed to bt-due ;u Uif Cat. of thb t.-'ire out: huudrrfl ut.d ninety m <k<llan m<i»ct«ht. •even cents, and un suit w pr<>.-<r,i:nzt •: ni having been IniUituted to rrv»v> r tbe un. ;r aacmod bv «at<i morti:»r» y pur. Aotice Is therefor be n bj'cnei; tun; on Sstwiiv August *lh. titfi. at ten u clock tn the forv&>»* there Mill lw sold at the sorth (nut door o( ttJ court taNHe. In the eity of HaMiuffv cour.:j lUrr) and state uf Mlcht^.u. >Ldd court Lotae Mag tha place In which tbe arralt eourt f<* the county of Barry t» beta, at put1 ic surtios to the highest bidder, tbe t>rttrt>sr- dewribed Ic •old mortgage or w> mueli ib»^-o( as mu be nt weary u» eatUfy tbe Amount due aa s*.d mortgages* above set forth, with tbe tnlemt thereon and all legal ecm, «ld ;in*m:se« teiur sltaateinthe townskip «( isw:<r..ure. In Uw comity of Barry mid state ot Michigan, hod de­ scribed aa follows, to-wit; < ummenclng (write rods oorth of Ute quarter port on the tomb side ol Metlon eleven, town two north, nwee ririrt west, tor the ptace of tMgtaaiug, thence nmttutg wort ten rod*, thence north four rod*, tber^e east ten rods, thence south four rtxb to ths place of bectbulng, Im-ludlM the touK and burn dow at mate and beina on nu<1 nrrmisM. Datea. Bastings- Mleh.. May 11. wst. JamksC. AxbatK Assignee of the Mortgage. ALOXXO E. KOXASTON. Attorney tor assignee. x moetgagk^allK DefAil: having been msdr for more ttta thirty data tn pajment of interest aid of one hundred dollnrso. prinrii-.u . and w»biaon a mortgage dated Maneb i*»C, made by James H. Bartley to ba rah H. Amlin, ud recorded tn the office of the Itotisttr of Deeds, for the County of lurry tn tbe Hate of Mttlrtgan. March W. law;. In liter i.'. ot morttagra on page trc. and by the said Sumb M. Austin assigned to Daniel W. lloger'. l«y an WMgament (listed August *.*S. 1N*;. and rrconfol tn oai'd Begtater's office Augtt*! *>. imc, tn liters at mortgages on page «A. and by the said Duiri W. Rogers assigned to K. H. Court, by an .vsiomeat dated May 1st. HW, and recorded.In mW • regMortaOffice May l.Mb. i*»0. la liter M of mortgages on tu>ge 29, and by tbe said E. H. Courtantaned toNarxarrt Andnn^by an MntaMDonCnted Moy 1st. iro, and rtverded in Ndd rrataUr’soffee. May nth. !»). In liters of mortgages on |iagr 1st. h>r vblcb driinlt Ae ttJfluuWret Audrus by v irtire of the rigid Riven her by said mcrtgxg>. ha* made •MbrreMtttfiMfi U>B whole ‘prinelral -urn 0! uid mortgage and the Interest accrued thereon »» due ana payable, and on which tnortssn there liclaimed to be due at th • date n! this notice ten hundred twenty-six dollar* and ten «ew and no writ or proceedings m bating Instituted to recover tlie amount serum, by aaid mortgage or any rurfl terror. Notice ^therefore b<cl.y given that M1 S£ nrday, the ttb day of Avgust, net. at ten 0 ctoct In tbe forenoon, there w ill te -old at trout door 0! tbe court Mttre in the chy of ll«tings, ooonty ol Barn- and state < . Micmpn. UMMttrt house befog the buttafor in B* etremt COtat frr the^county of i'-xrn is had. » public auction to the highest bidder, tlie preW’ ms desenbed In sata murtp.-urr «r thereof » may te necr.vii. to sstb&J» aatoosi ta on sold mertgns*' as atetve set ttra. wttb ttetlttsrert thereon, .wd the awls.ctare« and expenses allowed by law and In said mortgage, said premlws b»l:« ta the city rt Hastings, county 0} Bsrrj state ot Michigan, aud de nted as todo«j Tbeaoutfibrtf oflote numbered ten iwtwnw . thirty eight, ten hundred thirty bine aad « hundred forty of the city, former f « Hastings according to the ro-vt.fol nisi IbtftaDated. Hd.'dlugs.MIcb.. Ma) mb.!«». MAIf.VUtt AMllHb. AsalKuer ol the McrttMCAl-ONZO E. Kkxastun. Attornev tor Assignee. FRANK GILLETT BREADTH OF Pure Game Fowls. For sale at all times and eggs for hatching. 1’rfces. a matter of correspondence. Dutton, Mich. riUUtool Stocld to “ *”2, CJ. r-min. Be <u»e C'’ RH.VM UW THE BANNER 75 CENT/. • �m-. PORTUGAL WROTH. Har Forces Beaten In an line­ equal Fight. *‘Ci"«l“».H-Cindoo.U (0: PhlUd.lphl.1 5. A-oclulon, ■u.. . Prim- HEADACHE! 1 .inn-. N«-iin»)gia3pasms,Mt«3leepDulbwso, Dizziness, Blues, Op11'jblt, rirunkeun®**, etc, are cured by Mil ’ Ripflorative Nervine,discovered . , mlnaxil Indiana Specialist in ner: -. ; i.■ < It doe* not contain opiates ;»:._’• ruud drugs. Fine book of great .. trial Ix ttlos Free at druggists. Mi; ’ ModicalCo., Elkhart,Ind. TB1 AL BOTTLE FREE. >• Id by W. H. Goodyear, LOXDOM, May 25,-I^rd Randolph Ohurchill cables Co Tbo Graphic from Capetown that on May 12 an encounter took place at .the rear of Maulkesae. between the Portuguese and tbe British South Africa company’s police. The Portuguese numbered about 250 Euro­ peans and 500 natives with four guns. The British numbered sixty with one guu. The Portuguese wore repulsed with seven killed and more wounded. It is believed that the Portuguese, having occupied Masaikesae, which wa* found evacuated, marched on L’mtsssa, wliere the fight occurred. NEWS IN BRIEF. w-i'ou..«lluq „„ lb, b»- "•*“ -I-'CSt»Uu.I-i .reUnJ a. N.w A LITTLL BATTLE IN SOUTH ITRIOA AY, /£!/. IN THE BASE BALL FIELD. .. . CIH- Al ’• Su LouU Cllldso, .L-Cb. log pouonloy molud »l llottoo- „ b.U pUr­ follow,- ^tuburB—P.ltwburi 8. Brooklyn 6; at Qevelaud—Cleveland 18, Boston 13; at Chicago—Chicago 8 Phil“J’jjM* «: Oludmiou.s.w York g.ma postponed—rain. T . At Boston—Boston 1, St’ Louis at Baltimore—Columbus 2, BalBraore 4; nt Philadelphia-Athletic L ° sati.au,t "’“Kington City—Wash­ ington 5, Louisville 8. Cricago, May 22-League scores at base ball yesterday were: At Piitabnrg Pittsburg 7, Brooklyn 4; at Cincinnati Cincinnati 4. New York 6; at Cleveland— Cleveland 2; Boston 6; at Chicago—Chi­ cago 10. Philmlelphis 7. ‘“jP—Cbl Association: Al Boston—Boston 3, St. Loins 5; at Baltimore—Colutubns 6 Bal­ timore V at Philadelphia—Athletic «l, Cincinnati 8; at Washington Qty-Wash­ ington 7, Louisville 6. Chicago, May 23.-Fol!owing are the scores made by League base ball club* yesterday: At Cincinnati—Ciocianati % New York 3; at Cleveland-Cleveland 5, Boston 3; Chicago-Philadelphia game postponed — wet ground*; Pittsburg! Brooklyn game called ut end second inThe English authorities are preparing uing—rain. Association: At Boston—Boston 0, St to give a stunning reception to the two emivsariea from the powerful African Ixiuis 7; at Baltimore—Columbus 7, Ifaltlking, Guugunhamn. whose territories lie morv 15; at Philadelphia—Athletic 3, chiefly within the bounds claimed by Cincinnati 5; at Waaldngtou City-Wash­ PortugaL Gungunhama asks for British ington 9, Louisville fi. 1-r a Rile scores Saturday -were: At Cin­ protection, and declares that he wants not lung to do with the Portuguese. He is cinnati—Cincinnati 2, New York 7; at brother-in-law to Lebungu, king of Mal- Cleveland—Cleveland l». Bunton 3; at Chi­ cago-Chicago 0. Phil.idvlphii s; Pitts­ abeleF, who sent n similar embassy to England some time ago. and was aston­ burg-Brooklyn game poatponed-raln. American Association: At Boston— ished at the report brought Lack ot the Boston 7. St. Louis 1; al Philadelphiaglories of Windsor castle and London. Athletic 5, Cincinnati 2; at BaltimoreH.’ld to Bake Somebody. Baltimore 4, Columbus 7; WashingtonHe would not believe them and or­ Izmisville game po*tp-m.-ii-ratu. (Sun­ dered them to be baked alive, from which day) At Louisville—Washington 0, Lotii* fate they were saved by an English mis­ ville 6; at Cuiumbu*—Baltimore 4, Colum­ sionary, who convince<I the king that they bus 3. told the truth. The missionary was hor­ Chicago, Muy 26.—Following are the rified to learn later on that the king hada caused two of hi* slaves to be subjected scores maile by the National league Imm ball club* yisterday: At Ciriciunati—Phil­ to the fate intended for his emissaries, on the ground that, having given his word, adelphia 2, Cincinnati 4; at PittsburgBoston 4, Pittaburg 3; at Clevelandsomebody must perl-lc Brooklyn 12, Cleveland 5; Chicago New York game postponed— rain. LORD ROMILLY SUFFOCATED. American: Al Cincinnati—Athletic 4, Tragle End ol Scion of a Distin- Cincinnati 5 No other game* played. AN APPEAL TO BtlAlN E. LOXXXJX, May 25.—A tragical Are oc­ curred here on Saturday night. 'At mid­ Queen Vic's Birthday. night on that night Ixird William Kom­ DETROIT, Mich.. May 36 —It has long illy was In his drawing room at bis Lon­ don town house, 2 Covington Gardens, S. been tbe custom of tbe Detroit. Belle Isle Wa., when ho accidentally upset a para­ and Windsor Kerry company, which does fine lamp, causing a blaze which set fire business between Windsor, Canatla, and tb the apartmout. Lord Romilly at­ Detroit, to observe tbe holidays of both tempted in vain to extinguish the flames, countries by decorating the Irnats with which spread, causing a suffocating flag*. Queen Victoria’s 72d birthday an­ smoke. His lordship was overcome by niversary was Sunday, ami tbe Cana­ tbe smoke and sank senseless to the dian government ordered it celebrated floor. This news has caused much excitement both in Loncl m and Lisbon. A dispatch P|:-'BATK OHDKK. from the latter city states that the war '•tjin,* "ant' of Barry—ns. . ol the rrobate Court for the feeling is again uppermost, and that tbe irri. hoMen at the Probate Office, people are clamoring for revenge upon *liii£S,'in «aid raxinty, onfThUra- the British South Africa company. This ay »l Nay. in the year oqe for the moment has diverted attention .iiitrc*! and ninety one \mistrong. Judge of /rotn. the financial crisis, which makes it impossible for Itortugal to make any iHtate uf James formidable warlike demonstration. tor-."nf said estale. • .i>,'nedfortho1ieariugot said ; Hie heirs at lav. <d said dei.er perem* interested lu said ,•<1 to xppear at a session of said lo’denut the Prubgie Office •:mr*. in said County, and then- ••(•. why the prayer of i -t be granted And It Is •at -taid petit toner give notice rested th s.dd estate, of tfie :: *m*l aceuuiit and tlie hearing .q>v .«f tills order to be i-*Baxxkr, a newspalated lu snlil County of the • -t.ite ot Andrew J. nven th.it tVhall sell at lih.!ie»t uldder. on s.itura !». isi’l.ut ten O'clock nr I'rotute Court ftooin* Harry io the City of >. ity <■: Barry in the , pursuant to Hccimc t’-t to me on the 14th I-no. t>y the Probate Court • *itu»ied Hint being io lhe St.sto of Michigan, a* foltows to-wtts usrter of the vast town 3 nori li ramie 7 west, t >i tarter-ut Un nortn ea.«t l in t iwn X north, rxnse 7 west. >r!:i. r itige’7 Meat. Also the 01—. t•>. three, four and Ove ol A. W addition to the Mich. Akuvrommcnaincat rotttie north eart >inarter n two' north, ranse seven ■ west forty nioe rod* and ,31.f rod*, thenev north nreeast torty-nlue tinland 'rod*, thence south the j live of begtiiiiiug. con­ . Allot said land to l»e sold >*•'« right of dower therein. \ . nwrTH. Aduriniatrtfor. r>iA«E HARB. ,r ;i made id the cowUtions ........... Jiortfinpe made by Ira F. and Fannie <'. Aldrie * to Samuel Carson । .ud. A. D. 1M2. and recorded iicro: the Register ot Deed*, for the : Kim and State nt Michigan, on the uf Urtoher. A. D. 1 io Uber 22 of niort- andr7 which**idmortnure was 7f; try of March. Um. a*algued to K. WH 1*0:1 and dub recorded Ai>ril hr •<■!'' ••• ot Register ot Deed* in and . couat.. Mich. In liber Z8 of ruurtX>age H' And it was further expreaa1 • - <;d morunge that should there -I.i.dl in rhe payment of tlie Interest * '.inv. at any day alien the name » da- and Payable and should tlie same pa;' m l in srrrar* for the space of ;* tli-nth.- prltn’lpal on said mortgage • iltia at the option of the mortgagee, int.-rv't due on the second day ot Dctoto wit SD.*o and on the second day of t*» t-» wit *4L>a not having bean paid <an>- htvnig remained unpaid until th;- date under 'aid option said raprtgagee now >! .an- tee whole of said mortgage due and t>4jxl>;-. on which mortgage there la claimad 1■ due nt rhe date of thi* notice tbe sum ot ' -u hiIred sixty sewn dollar* and alxty< ■■■ ■ N.ant! 1*11 attorney'* tee of twenty flie *r. provided for in *aid mortgage, and no > . <>i procwwUiMn at law having been in*ri. .1 (,) rr.-mwr the menm secured by said !,!- or p>v part thereof. ..j" •pt.tore, by virtue of the power •■r • tie eoutaiaed in said mortgage. n> d ! ■' *1 Hole lu stm ca«e made and provided, t • .■ • : hereby xiven that on Saturday.tbe 11 th July, a. t».. t*i»t. at ten o'clock in •l - ’ rr :i»m. ( shell sell al public auction to the *t iiajdrr. at the north front door ot tbe ixirr. < mintv Court House in the City of Hast S'ti ’in’ being the pUre where tbe Circuit i ' irr t. r Barry c.iuafyis holden), the premises - ni—1 ,n *ai<I mortgage, or *0 mueh thereof ay be iireeMary to pay tbe amount due on inurtBage. with seven per eent. Interest, *h costs, together with an attorney's ". t*>«ityfivr dollars covenanted for ^Hn. th-premise* being described lu said |rir:ci *a*aii that certain piece or parcel of ■no liuunn and <le*erlbed a* follows: To-wit: .ih- north half (','otthn southwest quarter .. -n twmber two pj) town one <I) north rang m i- »r*t in Harry county, Mlrinxen. >u.*:u my eighty acres of land be tbe same Assignee of Siortgasee. '. ■/•• &• Attorneys for Assignee. »-uret tin* April wth. wi. Tbe butler, smelling the smoke, rushed to the drawing-room. Tfiere he found .Lprd Roinllly helpless. Jle at once pulled Uris lordship out of tbe room, and aroused by his cries the other servant*. An alarm of fire was given, and engines hurried to the scene, and soon extinguished the flames. Tbe firemen Entering the bouse, found two of the servants, Blanche Grif­ fin, tbe bouM-maid. and Emma Ix>vell, the cook, both senseless. Lord Komilly was removed to St. George’s hospital, but all attempts to bring him to life failed. Both the servants named were already dead when carried to tbe hospital. A fireman named George Byue was se­ riously injured while assisting in tbe res­ cue of the inmates. Lord William Rom­ illy was descended from the great juris­ consult. Sir Samuel Romilly. His father himself born in 1S.S5. He leave? a widow, Lady Helen (Denison) Romilly, and a eon by a former wife, John* Gaspard Romilly, born in 1886. • __________ SNUBBED A TOOL OF THE CZAR. IhoQenn Destroyer. • In the field of discovery and invention, nedicinc has.not kept pace with surgery‘list, perhap*, is natural; service surgery l,,c ’nw,lan^ni1 branch of medicine. ii»v general acceptance of the germ theory "disease, however, opens a new field for m-diane. and will take it completely away trow the mediaeval superstitions that still clitic to iu skirts. And yet medicine is rot without its discoveries. Il has long >*en known, and the fact Is now recognised •«<«« the tret has been made, that Wffs Spedflc (S. S. 8.) will destroy the of malarial disease, the microbes of Hesse, and the bacilli of contagious other forms of blood poisoning, ejects from the blood, and purites and builds up the system. No medieal dlaeovp of our day has achieved such remarka­ ble success. When Canadian Customs Officer Beers noticed thia be ordered tbe captain of the Hope to get out bls bunting. That officer complied willingly, but when he ordered the captain of the Victoria to do the same that officer absolutely refused until ordered by Sunerlnteodent Ci in ton. Beers sent for Clinton and roused the laiter’a ire by ordering tbe flag* displayed at once. Clinton flatly told Boer* that h• would no nothing of tbe sort, and hot words p.ijaed between tbe men. Beers telling Clinton thrtt he would have the Victoria ttea up unless the flags waved in tbe breeze. Clinton willed at thi*, and the cross ot St George floated all the rest of tbe day on both IxiatB. Beer* claimed that he bad a right to do os be did, as the boat* do an international business and work under a Canadian charter. Collector Geurge II. Hopkina, of tbe port of Detroit, and tt ♦ United States district attorney deny this right. The full detail* ot the affair were seut 10 Secretary Blaine by wire. NEWS FROM THE ITATA. Lox DOU, May 25.—General Greeazer, prefect of police at Moscow, who baa won an infamous notoriety by his severe exe­ SAS Fbascisco, May 25 —Tbe first news cution of the order for the expulsion ot about the Jtata was received here Satur­ Jews, was snubbed by tbe Princess Elisa­ day. The Colima, which arrived from beth, wife of the Grand Duke Sergius, Panama and way porta, reported that she on her arrival in Moscow last week. On spoke both tbe Itata and the Charleston. the grand duke formally assuming com­ The Itata was met at 10:52 on tbe morn­ mand of the city tbe various officials were ing of tbe 15th, going south at full steam, introduced to him and bis wife. The slxty-flve miles from Acapulco. At 5;20 p. grand duke treated Greeazer with the m. tbe same day tbe Colima spoke the same gracious condescension that be ex­ Charleston 130 miles from Acapulco. tended to other officers, but the grand­ Capt. Remy, of the Charleston, a»ked tbe daughter ot Queen Victories looked in captain of tbe Colima if be had seen the another direction when he bowed pro­ Itata. He was answered in the affirmafoundly before her. Englishmen are tfve. and then the United States cruiser proud of and Jews are delighted with her action. ___ _________________ . I’AliEXM-Giyv your children a kw-wledse , COLUMBUS, Tex., May 23.—Yesterday a A’Xv l,llOrU,'UKL typewriting. leleg- train on tbe Southern Pacific containing three companies of tbe Fifth infantry, en route to Alabama, was wrecked, and •L MUCH Th*« Mcney. Charles Carter, a private from Santa Fe. w«* killed outright and foar others in­ E4H-4Vat tbe Grand Rapid* [Mich l Bns- jured. Tbe wreck occurred six miles re-i • .• L-tjrard Bio -k. eor. Pearl and from here. All the soldier* were badly k.* •.»*:. u, catalogue address A. 8 1 zrl*u. successor to C. O. 8weusber> shaken up.__________________ 1_ M. H. Hopkins ha? succeeded F. S. ►ham a- iegfaiativt- correspondent bf the brand Kapids Democrat. tbe Hope or the Victoria. WashxMOTOX CfTY. May 21-Daring April past 83,001 immigrants arrived in this country, against 64.212 1800. Of tbe immigrants arriving last mouth Germany furnished 22.736; Italy, 13,128; Ireland, 9.802; England and Wales, 5,513; Austria Hungary, 6.W; Sweden and Norway, 8.803, and Russia, 4,273. Bibmixgham, Conn., May 25—Jason Brown, son of the famous John Brown, i« visiting the Rev. Mr. Cuibert, of this town. He is in his 70th year, i«»hort. thick-set, and wears a full beard which is slightly gray. In an tntervhw, be said: “1 have buried all tbe unkind frehug and ill-will I felt toward tbe people of the south thirty year* ago, and the who e people of the south have no truer friends than tbe remaining members of our fam­ ily.” _______________ _ ___ Eprixgfikld, Illa. Muy 26.—From a number of Sangamon county farmers Secretary Garrarfl. of the state board of agriculture, learns that the recent raln“ have completely destroyed tbe black bug which baa been injuring growing Cardiff, May 23-A terrible accident took place st the Pont-Y’-Pridd colliery, NF.WYORK, May »-A special from near Lantsrit, In this (Glamonten) Wilmiugton to Tb« Pre-• county. Tbe accident was caused by » Dougherty, collector of taxw for the buagle in the tame, northern district, wsnnruu is ahort In «** hl* .accounts ouagte in m firing unug a » which brought down a portion of the •15 d 000. He ba* fled from f the the dl city and is • ‘“•rriuTN.w York root, cruahiug ten men fatally and inj gupDoaed to bs iu New York city. city. I... — number ....mlu., of z.f other*. r*t.K<«r< ~” LJXCOLX. NeU, May iG-Ex-Governor Dwrid But*.- died -uduruly ot heart faiL ths standing committee of the Eplaco pal diocese of Iowa has refu«ed ite conrent to tbe consecration of Rev Phillipa Brooks as bishop <.f Massachusetts. Rev. Dr. Newton, ot New York city, says tbe opposition to Dr. Brook*’ consecration is “infamous.r O’Malley and Cooney, the New Orleans detectives, were ream*ted and released on lull Wetluesday on amended Indict­ ments in connection with tbe Mails case. illiam Redmond, an Irish member of parliament, ia in Chicago in tbe interest of the Parnell wing of the Irish National party. A maw.meeting fa to l« held in that interest to-morrow night. The place for woman piiyslcians ap­ pears to be Bosnia, where Mohammedan women refuse the attendance of male doc­ tors. The Austrian government fa guar­ anteeing Incomes to women up to a cer­ tain figure. The grand lodge of Elks has decided that John L Sullivan ia not a member of that order, hie election at Newark lodge hav-« mg been illegal, Dr. Quinlin’a act iu de nouncing Sullivan as unworthy of mem­ bership was indoried. Rain has extinguished the forest fires in l*annaylvania. Bunnell Scranton, bankers of New Haven, (|oud., have failed with *390,001) iiaoiliriea and no assets. The coka-workera in the Scottdale, Pa., district are returning to work. The guards are being discharged. Five thousand tailors employed iu Loudon are on a strike, and fall the fash­ ionable tailor sbop*.arn closed. Matthew T. Scott, a prominent capitallit of Bloomington, III*., and the founder of the town ot Chenoa, Hl*., died Thurs­ day. The government majority In the Cana dian parllaiqent, a* developed on the first vote taken Thursday, prjvea to be twen­ ty-nine. Five blocks of lumber yards nnd six blocks of residence.* were burned at Houston, Tex, Wednesday night. Loss *300,000. A package containing *12.0» was stolen rum a Northern Pacific exprev* safe be­ tween Chippewa Falla and Phillipa, WJx, Monday. Pru’IJcut Harrison has Issued a proc­ lamation opening up to settlen,- !,60Q.0iX) acres of laud iu the Foci Berthold Indian agency in North Dakota. Ex-Goveraor Ramaey, of Minnesota, admit* that he was blackmailed out of a largo sum* of money by hi* coachman, whom he paid to leave the country. Isabella Geiger, a little girl of Phila­ delphia. ace 111* to bear a chnrraed life. She recently fell out a fourth story win­ dow to a brick pavement, forty feet below’, and iu an hour iiad apparently recovered ply the want, went to Chicago and hired out. Her general lack of knowledge ot housework gave bar away, and she will A pickpocket wna shot In the leg by a police man at Jack won park, Chicago. Snn day, ths shooting being witnessed by 10, 000 excited people. . Cholera J* reported racing in German New Guinea. The militia had to Im called on at Wilshire, O., to protect from lynching two men and their wire*, charged with tbe death of Dufay Reynold*, a school teacher who was found dead last week. The Salt Lake Herald, leading paper of tbe Utah Saints, has passed into tbe hands of the Gentiles, breaking tho back of tlie Mormon church as a political factor. A bee entered the ear of the 2-year-old son of Oscar Wittmeycr, of Burlington, N J., and repeatedly stung tbe boy in­ side the ear. A fatal result Is feared. It is probable that the United States will secure a coaling station iu Samonu bay. San Domingo, the negotiations with Sb Nicholas, Hayti, having fallen through. Judge L C. Houk, a member of coo gress from Tennessee, died at hl* home in Knoxville; Sunday night. He had been in congress for many terms and was prominent In the councils of tbe Repub­ licans. There being some doubt whether Mrs. Mary Norton was dead, at Addison, Vt., the neighbors took tho body to a vacant lol an d fired three rounds from a cannon over It. As the noise didn't resuscitate her the body was buried. The Rev. Dr. R. A. Holland, an Episco­ pal minister of St. Louis, accused from the pulpit four members 'at the vestry, and many of the congregation with hav­ ing u*ed fraud and misrepresentation In order to gel control of the church prop­ erty. Tbe rccMpture of Taltal, Chili, by the forces of Balmaceda is confirmed. The treasury Monday bought 315.000 ounces of silver al from *0,973 to *fi972 per ounce. Caterpillars are solhick iu eastern Con­ necticut that the farmer* bunt them with shot guns. Eighteen cripple*—minus an arm or leg— played ba»e ball nt St. Louis Sun­ day. Scorn 23 to 37. Potter, White & Bayley, shoe manufac­ turers of Bo-ton, linve tailed. Their Ha- OJSTI5 ENJOYS Both tho method and .reMilts when Syrup of Figs is taken; it is pleasant and refreshing to the taste, and ads gently.yet promptly on tlie Kidneys Liver and Bowels, cleanses the sys­ tem effectually, dispels colds, head­ aches and fevers and cures habitnal constipation. Syrup of Figs is the only remedy of its kind ever pro­ duced, pleasing to the taste and ac­ ceptable to tho stomach, prompt in its action and truly beneficial in its effects, prepared only from the most healthy ana agreeable substances, its many excellent qualities commend it to all and have made it the most popular remedy known. Syrup of Figs is for sale in 60c and’81 bottles by all leading drug­ gists. Any reliable druggist who may not have it on hanawill pro­ cure it promptly for any one who wishes to try iu Do not accept any substitute. CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP CO. SMH FIWCI3C0. CAL. LOUWILU. KT.________ new l U.K No more Dr. Charles D. Bridgman, of New York, who hit the Baptist ministry, has en­ tered the Episcopal church. Tbs Vremiam, which broke her abaft at aea, arrived safely in port at New York Monday with her 60U passLge*. . A Danish woman named Pederson hanged herself and her three children nt Harlan, la., Sunday. She was insane. The president havappoint<d Michael Pin ult, of Quincy, Ill*., special. Indian agent to mnke allotment* ot land in sev­ eralty to non-remrvnliou. ' All the records and papers of the United States court for the northern district of s Florida have tx-n destroyed by fire. The record* ran back 150 year s. Mias M. L. Griggs, of St. Charles, Mich., tore her night gown In strip* and strangled herself Cause, insanity from 1 over-study al Battle Creek college. 1 President Newton, of the Des Moines and Kansas City railway, was arrested Friday by Pustoffice Inspector Stuart for defrauding the government lu weighlug United States mails. There were only three lynching in the United States yesterday. Two brothers wete strung up in Kentucky for a dast­ ardly outrage on a girl, and a peddlert wm strangled in Indian territory by a mob of farmers for outraging a woman. Disappeared *10,000 tn Debt. THE “COLCHESTER" RUBBER CO. The assignment of the Davis Shoo com­ pany, of Boston, forced tbe failure of the . ALTOV, Illa, May 23.-Peter Green­ Hill Sttde company, of Memphis, Tenn., wood, treasurer of Wood River township, which took place Thursday. Upon there- has I mysteriously disappeared. He left ueipt of a telegram from tbe eastern cam- !home a week ago nod ha« uot been heard pany advising him to awiign, President from ; since. Suspicion was aroused by Hili shot bim*elf dea-L Tbe liabilities of hl* | prolonged absence and an examina­ tbe Memphis company are H0\000. ition was made ot hi* book*. It was dis­ that a shortage cxi-ted to tbo Rev. Heber Newton, the very “broad" covered i Episcopal minister ot New York, wanp^ to amount i of *!0,<XX), and that he hsd been be tried for his alleged ecclesiastical sins. running behind in his account* for yean. rSI>BATK/UlU>K». G. W. Marsh, of the Keystone bank of Slate of Michlxan. Coabty of Harry—*a. Philadelphia, has forfeited bis l>ond and At a »ri«Mon of 1 be Probate Court for tbe New York. May 26. -Tbe United States Cuonty of Barry, hotdeu at the Probate Offlce, fled. Philadelphia is “out" W81.000 by Iti the city of itaxtlna*. in said county, on supreme^court has dismissed the writs of Monday, lire 4Ui day ol Max. In the year the failure A force of workmen, under instructions •error sworn out upon tho refusal of the one thousand elitht hundred and uiuetv one. from the Chicago city government, Fri­ United States circuit court to grant write day began the removal ot the Exfioaition ,of habeas corpus In tbe cases of Jugiro, * In the matter of tbe estate ot Hannah building from tbe lake front. Slocum, Wood, and Smiler, the con­ Quackenbush, deceased. On reading and fillug ihr petition, duly veriA Massachusetts bank the other day •demned murderers now in Sing Sing bed. ot Cl lari re W. Jordan, adninit.iratar of paid out a silver dollar ot 1804 at ite face prison. The four men will probably be Mud estate praying for reason* there inset forth value. The coin is worth from *1,000 to re-sentenced in a few days to die by elec­ thst he tnav be llernsed to sell the real estate ol said decea'ed In mid petition described. ’ *2,000. only six being in existence, tricity, as they have no further ‘legal' Thereui«Mi it is ordered. Hurt Friday the ____________________ Tbe standing committees of the.dloceaes hope. 2Mb day of Mmv. A. D. 1W1. at ten o'clock ia the forenoon, '-e assigned for tbe hearing of said of New York and Missouri have voted in iM-tltlon, and that the lirlr* al law ot said deeeasTHE MARKETS. favor of the confirmation ot Rev. Phillips cd, nnd all other person* Interested in said Brooks as bishop of Massachusetts. estate, are required to anpcaK^t a seaston <rf Chicago. said court, then to be holden at the Probata Kentucky Republicans have nominated Chicago. May 25. office, in tlie citr of llastincs. In said couatv, T. A. Wood for governor. Following were th» quotations on the liosrd and show cause, if any there be. Why tbe prayer tbe petitioner may not iw granted. AMI And now tho tackmakers ot tbe United of trade to-day: Wheat—No, 2 May. opened of it is further ordered, that said petitinner give Sl.ttfX. closed *1.01; July, opened *!.•«, dosed States have formed a trust. Jl.<»4; September, opened KMc, dowd WJ’Ab. notice to the person* Interested iu said estate, A wisterepout burst In Paris Thursday Corn—No. 2 May. opened Me; ck>e*d Mo; Joty. of the pendency of said |>etltlon. and tbe bear­ ing thereof by earning a copy of this order to be night, doing some damage and creating opened 52S4C. ckwd Septemb'-r. opened panllshrtl In the Hasting.* Bank an a newagreat consternation. 51H<-. cluMid 5»Hc. Oats—Na 3 May, opened >aper printed and rlrcnlaleti In said County at tarry once In each wt- k for three suoceuive Gladstone has gone to Hawarden to —. doeed 47c; July, opened 41$fc. cioeed weeks previous to raid dav nf hearing. September, opened doeed Nigc. take a rest after his tussle with la grippe. Chablis W. ahmstkokg, Pork—May. opened >10.50. eloeod *10.57^; July, Judge of Probate. Tbe treasury department yesterday par- opened >10-65. closed >1(172,$; Septemb-ir, chased 300,000 ounces of sliver at from opened *lLB7y» dosed »IW>4. Lard-May, [A true copy.] ______________ ___ *0.971 to *0.973 per ounce. open-1 I4.17M. dosed Mil • . CHANCERY SALE. ' Lire stock—Following were tbe prices at the Tbe Illinois crop bulletin for May says In pursuance of and by virtue of an order and that tbe wheat crop of the state has not Union stock yarda to-day: Hog*—Market decree nt tbe circuit court for the County of rather arttre on packing and shipping ac­ Birry. In ebaneery. In the Ktate o< Michigan, been so promising since 1880, V’ count. l«t foehag rather weak: prices fully made and dated on the fourteenth day of All the indict monte against tbe alleged 10c dower; rate* ranged st 13 ptra Nnvrmlier. A. 1). isuo. in a certain cause there­ crooked New Orleans jurymen in the *UJa4Ai light- *t i»JC2> rough (Mtcking, in pending, whrrelo Nichols. Shepard A Co., a corporation organised and doing business under Mafia case have baen quasued. *4d£tSA5O mixed. and heavy tbe laws of the State of .Miihigan are eomptafnpacking and shipping lota. ants and Francis Walbert George B Griffith The First National badk of Marsh­ Cattle-Market mxleratelr active ou local and Mell*** Waibert are defoodants. Notice is field. Wia., capital *50.000, has boon and snipping account and price* without ma­ iiereb* given that 1 "hall sell at public auction, authorized to begin buUnesa. terial change; quotations ranged at to the hutbest bidder, on Saturday, the twen­ At Sportman’s park, St. Louis, Mio., *&?3ga.4O tor choice to fancy shipping tieth day of June. A. D. twt. at teu o'clock in tbe foreno tn, at the north trout donr of the Saturday Charles ti. Reber, of Washing­ steers. KkUXtATUjr-xxl to choice do. H3«AW court bouse iu the City of ILiGing*. County of to fair da *X5U^A25 butcher*- Barrvand Mate of Michigan, said court boose ton university, BL Louis, beat the inter­ common collegiate jumping record in tbe rngning st.-ers. J2 BU3-5) stockara f2.7i34.SD Texaaa. being the place for holding the circuit court tar 31 feeder*, fl 3«A4 cowa. fl 3ta3W said county ot Barrv. the following describe* broad jump by clearing 22 feel 7X inches bulls, and fJD.d.SD veal calrcw Hheep-De- property lo-wll: All 'bat certain piece or par­ —IX inches better than the record. ‘ " and prices ruled cel of land situate and being In the Township of Yankee Bprings. County of Barrv and state Tbepope is economizing at the Vatican (gad at 9X.73&KS of Michigan, and dcscriticd as toBows to-wtts Iren, and f5.25^S.75 The show at Islingtou last week just after the north east fractional quarter ot the south birth of bls granddaughter. Some one in east tracilrmal quarter of section twenty, town Produce: Butter-Fancy separator, irfttec three n->rth, range ten west, containing thistytbe gallery cried “Three cheers for Grand­ an<> mieJi ill ar re* of land more or tees. father Wale*" and they were given with perib; dsiriaa. fancy fresh. 14fclBc; packing eight Dated. Battings. Mien.. May .Mh. 1RM. stock*, frmh. BttUx Egg* -southern stock. 15c a will, the prince laughing and bowing per dos: northern, lifac- Live poultry—Old ALONZO E- Kkxzptom, Court r«minlso>ooer. Barry Co. Mich. bl* acknowledgments. chickens 4M-4c >>er lb: spring. sivJK rooster*, Circuit Stuart. Kwai-« Wkavkr. City Treasurer Bardaley, of Philadel­ 5jt5Hc; turkeys, mixed. Sa*:; ducks. ttallcitm for Cotnplalnanta. phia, is under arrest for a shortage of Potatoes Rose. 78J96c per bm Hsbron. »»& ^WBArt-DRDKB. several hundred thousand dollar* due to Kc; PeerleM KigODc: Burbanks, 110X31.C6; bis connection with Marsh of th* Key­ mixed. ®u,75c. Btrswberriea-Tetinsewj. fair Slate of Michigan. County wf Barry—ss. Ata session of the Probate Court stone bank. Tbe state of Pennsylvania *1.00 County ot Harry, bidden at the Frobata Offiee ia looses about *200,000 In tho same rerles ot Broom coru-HurL 4H&4«c per lb; whisk tbe city ot Hastings. In said county, on Wednes­ “deals." bniah. green, arif worklng. a^ete; day. tbe thirteenth dav ot May. in the year one Tbe Presbyterian miniatere attending iuaide and cover*. »M»7c; common brush. 2H thousand eight hundred aud ninety one. Present, Charles W. Arnixtrong. Judge of tbe general assembly at Detroit, held a ©aiit; crooked. SlSRc. Probate. ma*a-meetlug Sunday and resolved that In tbe matter “I the estate ot John A. Baclirtter. dceiwd. toe World’s fair ought to be cloned on ToLr.no. May 2$ On reading and fUitig tbe petition duly verified Wheat—Firm and quiet; cash and May. Sunday. ot Hannah Bacbelk-r. widow of said deceaaed, July. fiOAfc August, Wfac; Decem­ praying Judge C. W. Atkins, of Blaine county, that Clement MmtUi, or some other Neb , was shot dead by a band ot vigi­ ber, lLOA<. Corn-Quie ; • cash and May. suilat'le person mav be appointed administrator Oata—Quiet; cash and of »lit- estate of mid Urcrared. lantes who took him lor a thief Friday iic; July, 5*N'Thereupon it is ordered, that Friday night and left lying where be fell nntll Mb day <1! Jane. A. D. l»l. at tt tn the foresooti. be assigned for the morning. Tbe judge was one ot another Detroit. said petttiau. and that the heirs at U band of vigilante* and had charge of a deceased and all other j*t oua interested thief nt the time, who wm also killed. Wheat—No. 2 red rash. »l.t«H bid; July. 11.00n bid. August, »fcc bid; No. 1 white Both bands were out after stock thieves. Office. la tbe city of Harting*. la Kansas Alliance men say that “Jerry" aad show cause. it any there be, a Simpson has killed him-rlt politimlly by .going against a tbir 1 party. The latest from Mr. Blaine Is that be fa rapidly recovering hl* health. in the Hastings Ba Julia McMichael. 21 year* old and tbe July, v* publiahM printed sad “— futures per daughter of wealthy parents living at Barry. once In e PLtteburg. Mo., had a mania for a beanliful complexion, and thinking ;tbat_a [Atraeoopy.1 ‘biied girl" would sup- “ADHESIVE COUNTERS." G. G. SPAULDING, HSST1NQS.__ �Hastings Banner^ X? fiactings Thursday. May 2S- 1891‘ MAJtfiHALL UCOOK^B<IW^_ Manila.............. . Istieor Tampico fibre.. These fibers are largely used in the na HASTINGS. MICH., ^TOrr,tx’ avopst 14. 1879. manufacture of twine, and the removal of the duty on them should operate just as making raw sugar free, has operated. Ah a matter of fact nearly all twinea have shown a tendency to decline In price since EDITORIAL NOTES. nerved from half past five until seven. Evenbody come. Tbe Lunn AM iodety ot tbo Baptist church will serve ice cream in the build­ ing lately vacated by Fred Hotchkiss on State St., next Saturday, May 80th. Mr.and Mrs. Evans, of Grand Rapids the colored Jubilee singers, will be at the Salvation Army Saturday night, and Sun­ day, May 30 and 31. also happy Neil and others. A silver offering will be taken at the door both evenings. the passage ot the MIL Some time ago the Economist quoted from tbe price-list of the Cable Flax Mills of Schaghticoke, near Troy, N. Y~. and Milo, May 25tb, 1891. showed that a reduction had been make on Editor of the Bannxb. Dear Sir:—1 received last week from my 85 out of 1*0 grades and sixes embraced, friend. Wm. F. Hicka, a letter and blank but not cm a single advance In-the whole Ktition to circulate for names asking the ardof supervisors of Barry county to power of American workmen “ia greater list—Economist spread upon the taxable property pro rata than that of tbe English workers in tbe 1 am a protectionist because I think bv tbe sum of »170fi.81 to finish paying for same time and their working hours are that policy tbe workmen of America will that monument erected in your city. As longer and their remuneration Is greater." be well paid and not underpaid. you look upon it, It tells in simple and referring to “tbe full employment of Because I think by that policy tlie varie­ language ot those brave men who through all the plants and the whole conduct of h»- ty of Industry will be created here which streams of bl sod endured privations, hunger and cold to maintain the unity of dratrial matters In Pittsburg,” he says: will make America strong in peace and tbe United States whose blrtslngs we each The state of Pennsylvania is the rtvtmg* and all so much enjoy. bold of protection, and tbe town of Pitta­ To the taxpayers of the couijff, it la a Because tbe Industries so fostered will burg leads the state. To me this goMcy is simple act of justice we owe 19 the soldiers difficult to understand. With such extra­ develop tbe skill and brain power of my of the county. It is a almpte act of ordinary advantages as these PttDftrarg countrymen, and raise tbe people of tbe honesty and fair dealing we owe to Messrs manufacturers prawesa. It appears to me United States to the first rank in intelli­ Black A Son. It is a simple act « that their industrial position is impregna­ justice to the promoters of that beautiful gence among the nations of the earth. ble without tbe artificial barriers which monument and a just price to the patriotic Because that policy has already made us they take so much pains to set up around pride of the tax payers of the county. the richest and strongest nation on earth, them. Yours truly. The people ef Pittsburg have net forgot­ and under a proper restricted immigration ten any more than others have that In 1840 will bring to us much that is most valua­ AU ex-prisoners of war of the state of the maintenance of these “artificial bar­ ble In tbe population of other lands.—Sen­ Michigan are requested to send name, rank, company and regiment, when and riers” was relaxed, and that at that lime ator Hoar. where captured, where confined, when and tlds country wr> making NOO.OOO tons of when; released and postoffice address to ADDITIONAL LOCAL. pig iron, and that for the 90 succeeding the secretary, who desires to place their years we toerelv marked time In onr pro­ names on record before the national en­ campment Tlioee desiring to join tlie as­ duction of pig iron without advance, mak­ Name and Resilience No sociation can do so by sending 23 cents or ing between 800.000 and >00,000 tons In postal note to the secretary. John L. Rich­ 11*5, a year in which Great Britain made i baa. CtaoML MMoarim ard. Perrinton, Mich. Melis** Hallett. " Andrew Boober, Woodland iateatliatow last year"* production was Ro*e McArthur, “ Blanche Tuttle has returned home. 9,902,000 tons, u agataot 7,875,000 tons in Children's day June 7th at the M. P. Great Britain. That ta, instead of, as Notice ia hereby given that a competi­ church. was tbe ease 25 years before, the produc­ tive examination for tbe selection of a Mrs. Al. Sackett was at Henry Taskcr’i tion of Great Britain being ajmost four cadet to the United States Naval Academy this week. at Annapolis will be held at the common Mrs. Edgar Tyler, of Vermontville, vis­ council room in the city of Jackson, on ited at John Tasker’s three days last week. from Sir Janie* figures to be. 1,827,000 be­ Thursday, June 2*, 1891, at 10 o’clock a. Clark Durham and family, of Battle low ours. And the total make ot this in. Candidates for the cadetship to be Creek spent Saturday and Sunday at James country never exceeded the last mentioned eligible mud be actual residents of the Durham's. third district not under 15 years ot age or Mary E. Wilcox was the guest of Mrs. figures until 18®8, when the make of Great over 20, physically sound, well formed and Jane Mayo Saturday and Sunday. Britain was slightly more.tliao million of a robust constitution, and possess the Alfred and Allie Young with their wives bona In excess of ours, the exact figures for required educational qualifications. The visited relatives here last week. Mrs. Fannie Green, of West Leroy, vlsthat yrarbeing: American, 1,431.530 ton#; following gentlemen have consented to act as aboard of examination: Hon. Clement ited at L. Dean's last week. .British, 1.970.20C tone. Smith, Barry county; Dr. J. T. Woods. James Durham was very badly jKilsened Sir James Kitson is a great British Iron­ Branch; M. E. Brown, eeq., Calhoun; Geo. while at work in bis swamp but is better master, with no mugwump iu his comi>osi- A. Perry, eeq., Eaton; l*rof. U. W. Lawton. at present writing. Wm. Burgees sold 25 ’early lambs to tion. He is not working for the interests Jackson. The candidate passing the best examination will tie appointed to tlie Mei Tuckerman, of Battle Creek, at t4.M of forelgiHTK SHd with knowledge of th*cadetship. per head. outputs of tbe two eoont ties he say a: Jamis O’Donnkli., When America foregoes her system of Representative in qongress, 3d district, THE MARKETS protection, which cramps her development Michigan. and limits her Intercourse with foreign na Apples—Dried.— tiona, it is certain that her increased pros­ Butter— 9011. perity will have a favorable effect on the Clover seea axsoffl.oo. Following are the real estate transfers Beana-91.00 per bu. industries of this country.—Economist of the week ending May 25, 1801, as Cora-ooO'Oc. taken from the books in the register's office: Beet—Dressed $<1008MM calves, fit Bn»-13bl4e. P. A. Sheldon to Wm. M. Wood; lota IM, IM, Hides—Beef .s^o; ealf, 5c. IBS 1ST. 8I3S. Lard—oc. K. D. Johnson heirs to W. C. Johnson; 39a see There is thM difference between an En­ Lime—Selltagat sOcperbbi; waierlime.ftso 10 Hastlnn >1000. glishman and his servant on tbe American Ansel K Innbury to M. McCallum; lot it per bbl. tts. press—an Engtsbnan will sometimes stop Cloverdale M. McCallum to Wm. Hanson; lot 1! Clover­ lying. And English newspapers are be­ date fiivo. Plaster—tMling al »4.M per ton. Alta Ktehards to ft B. Kkhards; e« IcAJTU ginning to tell tbe truth about the effects city |H». 8 alt—Selling al fl per bbl. Timothy Seed—He lune at fil.TS per bn. Rachel Rockwell to A. Lawrence; 40 square of our late fiscal legislation. One of these rods Wheat— No. 1. whltefil 03. red. 11.03. are » Barry «475. Elour-fi3.00 hundred. Joel R. Smith io W. M. Blakeslee; 4a sect!, eownnences an article.as follows. Cariton »1«. There are signs of the McKinley tariff J no F. Fuller to Lewis Howell; 2a see 3S producing tlie effects its promoters design- Cnsuetoo fcmo. B«ans—t2-C0 per bu. for city picked. ad and anticipated—that is the transfer of Butter—logtite. creamery 20U2J xaanu facta ring Industries from foreign Corn—«5c per bu. Kgs»-t*aite. countries to the United States. Rhode J. C\ Andros to Larooke J. Morrill; w« lot Oats —83o perbu. Island Is likely to become the site of a 930 and r q lot set eliy mso. Poultry—Llvs: chickens, e; duek e. great worsted manufactory promoted by Busan Sbnpp to Barber Mud; 30a see 82 turkeys. Wheat—No. I white I1J1. No. 2red,gl.im. powerful Interests In England and on the Castleton 84M. E. M. Brown-to Jas. Sprague; lot c Johnsons cantinent. Gtraany Is moving in that dl- add Middleville 180. rection. for besides other trades she finds A It Mapes to wool. Mapes: 40a seen Wood­ Cattie-dull . bar cutlery trade hit hard, which Is true land >l. Sheep And Lambs-dull Tim BuMi to Frank O. Bush; parcel sec ,11 Itoj;^ Medium ran! Mixed 84 also of Sheffield. Tbe cutlers of Solingen Hastings Ito. think seriously ef tnumfering their works, N. Bailey to Emma Donahue; lot 718. city *300. and many operatives have emigrated in The president of the British) Iron and street institute, whose members were the guests of the American Iron masters dur­ ing their visit to this country last fait has an article In tlie May Contemporary Re­ view on our iron and steel industries. In which, after saying that the productive i/riie M. E. social will be entertained by After a sneer at tbe quality of the Gcrnwn cutlery-—tbe English have always Mesdames Grant. Chas. WeiseerL Carpen­ ter, Qnaif, Jas. Bauer, Walter, Fred Bush, MMrintaim-d that tbeir poor bayonets and Bronson. Sam’l Wood and tlie Misses awards were from Solingen—and mention­ Jennie Lamb. Georgle Heath, Vina Bron­ lug tbe German habll of forging marks en son and Mettle Slocum at tbe society rooms on Friday -afternoon and evening of tbeir cutierj' the paper continues: tills week. Refreshments from 5 to 7 to There are signs ehsdwbeie as well of which all are invited. transfera of factories to America—a move­ Services at the Presbyterian church. ment that would increase in magnitude if eonfidenee were felt to the permanence of May Slat morning and evening. All are any fical policy adopted in the United invited. Mission Band at 3:15 in the , Btntes. The speech of tbe President at church. Gniveston shows that the leader of the The Y. P. 8. C. E. meets at the Presby­ npnblican party will only modify the pro­ terian church Sunday evening. May 18. at tection policy in lhe line of reciprocity, as 6:30. To be led by Mrs. Yutx. laid down by Mr. Blahie. Tbo Spworth League has arranged to Thia is nndoubedly tree, and if Presi4tant Harrison had stated distinctly after present one of the most Interesting enter­ tainments ever offered • tbe people of our the November ehetion* that no legislation city, entitled “Switxeriand," a monologue in the interest of British capitalists could in foar parts, written and recited by that botxxne a law daring his administration, talented lady. Charlotte M. Allen. Miss Allen is a graduate ot tlie Boston and ■■re transfers of factories to this cocntrj London schools of elocution, and !s with­ would have been chronicled, and by so out question tbe okm talented elocutionist ranch would there be lew corruption in of tbe land. “Swltzerlawd" gives a lively next general election, lor even a Brit­ story of the adventures of three people on a tour through tlie Alps. It 1* entirely ish Manufacturer, with bto mill in this new and original, and those who hear Miss ■ooamtry, will not l>e found contributing to Allen will lie royally entertained. The price of tickets will be 25 cents. S5 for re­ served testa. The entertaiament will be In Union ball Tuesday evening June 9th. Bailey on Saturday evening of thia week, with the following program: Ihsm. Please explain. applicable io tbe case of in- priate to Decoration day. Questions Id Geology—Prof. Sterling. W. D. Roberta. Queatkma, Intellectual Development of tbe English People—Mrs. Mary Hiexa Questions, English Life in Modern England-Kltlie Beadle. Short talk on the Life and Influence of Voltaire—Rev. W. M. Puffer. Critic—Mr*. X. Bailey. lecture at the Baptist ebureh next Mondav erening. June 1st on tbe subject of -Sweetheart Courtship and Home.” The Powers’ Hardware iff.Bs&sKS Table ami Pocket Mery ami Housekeeper's Supplies, Builders Hardware, Mechanics Tools, Paints, Oils, Varnishes, Etc. Masury ZRa.ili’oad Known everywhere as without an equal. We sold 10,000 lbs. last season, DETK.OIT XjK^TTIXD COLORS ! The finest liquid paint made. Green Seal Lead, etc. LEONARD’S FAMOUS CLEANABLE REFRIGERATORS Absolutely superior to all others. New QUICK MEAL VAPOR STOVES No trouble in lighting; simple to operate; no getting out of order. number and the purchasers will testify to their wonderful merits. We have sold a Farm Machinery of Every Description. McCormick All Steel Mowers. McCormick Steel Binder is one of the lightest and strongest machines made. Jackson Wagons. Oliver Combination Plows. Clark's Sulky Plow, the lightest made. Mishawaukee and Deere Riding and Walking Cul­ tivators. Thomas’ and Dodds’ Hay Rakes and Tedders. Spring-Tooth Harrows, Xc. On our upper floor, we can show you a fine lines of Buggies, Road Wagons; Carts. Xc; Pumps, both wood and iron; and all kinds of Well Fittings, Wagon-maker's Supplies, Doors. Sash, ac. Below we can show you a complete line of Cook Stoves, Ranges, &c., Wire, Nails, Rope, Glass and all kinds of Wooden Ware. Come and see us. - W. F. POWERS le are the People ! WE ARE DOING THE BUSINESS — IN— Do yon want to buy any furniture; a nice carpet: any­ thing in the line of draperies, rugs or the like, this season! LINOLEUM Wall Paper! What isstoreit? andIt isexamine a floor cover made of cork. Call at* my it, as it is much superior to carpet BECAUSE The Soap that Cleans Most is Lenox Colors! or any other floor cover at itffwalue. We are selling the finest line We are receiving the newest and latest designs- also some of at the lowest prices. the most aesirable novelties in all of our lines. Pay the store a visit and be pleased. NEW GOODS. Yours truly, NOCHESTNUTS EVERYTHING NEW. FRED L. HEATH THE DRUGGIST ARCHIE McCOI FARMERS! Are you thinking of buying a BUGGT or MIK THIS SEASON! Oh where, Oh where, can I get a sho_, That fits like a glove and won’t wear through That feels so easy and looks so neat That others will envy the style of my feet? If so, Remember that I Never Have, I Never Can, Kind friend to your question let me say, nat at Spence Bros.’ Shoe Store they have made 1 he best of goods for the retail trade. I Never Will Be Undersold on anything in my line. JESSE TOWNSEND WE KEEP THE BEST LINES THAT MONEY CAN ( BUY, AND WE SELL THEM AT PRICES YOU CAN AFFORD �Hastings Banner HMtmtAThurMw. M«r M. 1W1. ----------- w R. COOK. Loc* *> Editor. The first box of strawberries of the sea­ son, raised in Barry county, was brought in Friday morning by Mr. Woodruff who raised the same in a hot house. They were Ixautles and looked too luscious for anything. For sale, my residence property In tire 2d ward. A good borne with good conven­ iences, near to tire factories and tbe busi­ ness center of the town. Will sell.on venreasonable terms. Enquire of Mrs. Marv A. Bussell. J The Dally Tribune, of Detroit. Is now an eight page, and thoroughly metropolitan paper, and one In which tbe republicans can take a just pride. As a newspaper, and as an exponent of republican princlPks. the Tribune la all that could be de- MThursday evening, several friends of Dr. ffnd Mrs. 8. M. Fowler paid them an in­ formal visit at tbeir home ami gave them a sort of house warming. There were Mings and a pleasant visit with tbe newly wedded pair. A beautiful piano lamp was left as a reminder of tbe occasion. ^AKIH*3 POWDER Absolutely Pure. tarter bakluir poteder. leavening strength.-U.' , The Detroit Tribune of yesterday states that a big raheme h < n foot to build a railroaiUrom Lima, Ohio, through Cold­ Highest water, Ikttle Creek, and through Barrv Govern- county on to Grand Rapids and Muskegon Just where the route will lx- through this county is not known. Onr ft 1 Floor $2.75. We have a few of those loose Muscatel raisins at 7 cents. r<ne also headquarters kinds fruits. Cash for •i and eggs. Yours Respectfully JOS. ROGERS Sugars way down. BAY STALLION, Foaled in 1885 . Mcmbrino is a beautiful bay i color, has good action, is an excellent traveller, and weighs LiOb pounds in fact he is, a nrst-cla-s general purpose •’■irse. and we have put the piiee for service so low as to bring him within the reach of ad. Fridays and Saturdays of each week at Spalding’s wjytebonse building, opposite Rol­ ler Mill. Terms fe. E. IL HARTLEY, Attendant. BUSH & GOODYEAR. LOCAL NEWS. CUeu.'ation thl« week - - - 2.000 SrAi’l.'niKG. il't.i rent F<-r (binding twine go to F. H. Barlow is the h*r»n end place to buy silk cashmere shawls *’ lUNd?'L°WdW ‘“d McQueen ,.2SjJ'h,>r J esterday. >» Ornnd wltr was In Grind H^pMs lo Grand Junction >» <>» th" <4* 8*p“fc 1,"<’ Ioc!?„?,2'<??xln!’r ’• ’wu»t Mend, in Grand Rapids. Chester Messer went to Detroit on business Monday. “• s- ‘'I*1" an 8^ |b. daughter. j Fred Ken field, of Chicago, is In the I city on a short visit ?n?et Everte’ of Nwhvuie. was in the city Saturday. Under Sbcelff l.lchty wav In Charlotte Monday on business. at punlay is station agent at C. K. & S. ilrpjt at present. ... . I !J::v your black saline and dress goods of 0. I». b(<aukliiig. ovi r , o tickets sold for the Grand Rap­ ids wureton yesterday. I A !.nrge crowd took In the excursion to •lianil liapicK yesterday, ! f- A. Mrlhtyre will buy wool at Free­ port Ihh year for F. H. Barlaw & Co. Thoroughbred rabbit and fox hound pup­ pies fur sale. Enquire of John Qualfe. t '-.petiturs slilldiark at our heels. R. K. Gramt. iiuu«e and barn to rent In fourth ward, comer of Park and Center streets. EnQulfe of J. Bussell. A'. Truutwine has opened a barber a *«<»p in o. 1). Spaulding’s basement and *ks a share of your patronage. The masonic home at Grand Rapids was Lirown open last Thursday, and John J. Jennings, iu veteran father, was enrolled *s its first inmate. Die furniture company will advance the prirt- of theiv wood to 81.7* per load from and after June 1st. All orders at present l»«u<l will te delivered at promt prims. Ow June tvih. In Uil. dtj will occur ““ reunion of th. Sth Uleldgan Infinity. Krpfe bare teen received from inch ■ number already as assures a very large ■tbndanee. owinK u, whooe account I, due, “Miland settle «, „ June 6th, “*> uU.sc E. W. Morrill ft Ow You can . ^81 Newest Styles of Jewelry, Watches and Clocks. at my store, 1st door north of Post Offlice. . F. R. PANCOAST. CLOTHING I - :-Hats, ftps and Ms Foraisliioj Goods-: the steamer and MIm Rogers thought she would push their boat away from it, but in doing eo capsized tbe boat and ail tbe young ladles look a bath. PLACE - TO - BUY-SUCH - GOODS There is now every reason to expect that our city will secure a fruit evaporator. Yesterday the improvement committee of tlie city council arranged with Mr. Weeks, of Lowell, and J. N. Murray, a fanner of Hastings towDsblD, whereby these gentle­ men agree to establish such an institution, It is expected that work on the same will begin next week. , One day last week, a farmer living a few tidies south of this city, lifted up a piece of sod about as big a* a common size milk pan. and after ■’linking out all (orw hat he thinks must have been) the cufWonns. counted 10V of the precious little- lieauties. With such obstacles as this corn will undoubtedly be planted very late op sod ground. Aiderman Ed. Senta and wife visited relatives in Delton last week. Morse E. Nevins, and wife of tfcdalla. Missouri, are visiting In the city. Mrs. A. Davenport went to Rapids Saturday to visit friends. A. I). Neskern Is expected in the city Wednesday next for a short visit Jimmie Mason went to Kalamazoo Sat­ urday for a visit with frlemto there. Percey Jones, of Bay City, was in the city on business Friday and Saturday. Dr. and Mrs. S. M. Fowler reached thi< city from Hammond, Wls., Thursday. We received a pleasant call from supervlsoY Densmore, of Woodland. Saturday. Miss Viola Willison left Friday evening for Kalamazoo, fur a visit among friends. An idea is being advanced by a number |X>rlle Van Horn of Grand Rapids spent of borae breeder* of the state, sngg>-ating Saturday and Sunday with frienda in Bal­ the taxing of all stallions two years old or timore and this city. over $25 p<T year, the money to be used In Mrs. Wm. Tinkler left Monday for improving the roads In the district where Cleveland, and will spend tbe summer with tlie horse stands. This scheme will, it her daughter Sadie In that city. carried Into effect, answer a two-fold pur­ W. S. Nelson was called tn Reading. pose, that of making better roads and weeding out a poorer class of horses. A Mich.. Friday, by a telegram announcing similar law is being operated in a number the dangerous Illness of his mother. of states and is proving very satisfactory. Mr. and Mrs. Henery Stephen*, of Sheriff Benham took John Garrison to Johnstown, visited the latter’s parents Mr. Ionia Tuesday morning. While Garrison ■hod Mrs.Slmon Matthews, over Sunday. Is a younr man. yet in parting from his jjfr. and Mrs. J. C. Andros and Mr. and mother at the train, bystanders could not Mrs. W. F. Powers went to. Battle Creek help but remark that be had a hardened Saturday to attend the funeral of a relative. nature for one so young. I’he Bamnkk Miss Magffie Matthews will leave this hope* that while imprisoned he may see the errors of his life as others see them week foi Ashland. WIs.. m company with and when be slu^ll l»e released come out her brother George. She will spend the and be determined to lead a straight-for­ summer there. ward, upright life and make his mark in Mr. and Mrs. W. B. Wandell. who have the world. l>een visiting the latter’s sister.. Mrs. B. P. Rlsbridger, left for their home in Battle Dr. Benntft will be at tbe Eagle hotel. Creek Saturday. Grand Rapids, on Wednesday ami Thurs­ day. June .".rd aud 4th. and at the Phenix • JMfiong the graduates of Orchard 1-akc hotel Charlotte, on Tuesday. June 9th. Unitary school this year will be Royce It is not where can you find sufferers from Barlow, of this city. He has made an constipation but where can you not find excellent record there. them? It has a local cause. In tbe rectum, Sliss Ella M. Youngs, ot Muskegon, fever, an insidious and lurking foe. gener­ well-known by friends in this city and ally unsuspected, which Dr. B.’s treatment south of tbe city, will be married to day removes. His orlficial philosophy provides to a Mr. Summers, of Montague. relief for your liver and stomach trouWes. Consultation free in German aud English. Miss Etta Main weut to Grand Rapids Monday to attend the Valley City Com­ An organization known as tbe ••business mercial College and Shorthand Institute, writers’ association." met In Cincinnati and complete her course In stenography. and canvassed tbe merits of the different i/rof. Sterling went to lansing Thurs­ mediums afforded by gaining publicity. It was tlie unanimous opinion of those day to attend a meeting of tbe city super­ present that tbe newspapers gave tbe re­ intendents of schools. While en route for the capltol ctly. he visited tbe Charlotte tailers the best and most direct returns, schools. He returned from ljuising Fri­ and that well established trade journals day evening, and reports a very pleasant aud magazines were of worth for the wholesalers and manufacturers of wearing session. apparel, toilet and proprietary articles. Clayton Willison will next month go to Snap publications were condemned.— Al­ Grace hospital. Detroit, .as one of the bany Press. assistant surgons of that institution. In a competitive examination for tbe position, Saturday forenoon, as Reuben Gramts in which were several^ablc contestants. and wife, of Rutland, were driving by the Clayton captured the honor and secured new Episcopal church, their team became tlie place. His friends rejoice in his good frightened and broke Into a rapid run. Soon the tugs became partly unfastened fortune. and tlie buggy pole dropped down. The bones managed to get the pole on one side of tbe team while they cavorted around the comer near the soldier's monument Mr. and Mrs. Graines were thrown violently to the ground, and mixed np with a pall of eggs aud a couple of jars of butter. Luck^ lly neither sustained serious injuries, al­ though Mrs. Grames was badly bruised aud shaken up. The Grand Rapids JMcycle club will celebrate Decoration Day with a grand ball and supper at North Park PavBUon. They will entertain visiting wheelmen and ladkv. Outside wlieelmrn who Intend go­ ing will please notify H. W. Chairman, cbalnnan reception committee, lender we auspices of tbe same club, a tour will be made from Grand Rapids to Detroit com­ mencing July llth at 1 p. m.. reaching Detroit tbe evening of the IBth. The ex­ pense for the trip will be 88.50. If you wish to go on thi* tour, tend your name and address, with 81.00 to Phin S. Hunt. 040 South Division street. Grand Rapid*. Are what we have for sale, and these are what people all have to boy, and the ----- IS AT— Grand N. T. Parker has decided to plot a por­ tion ot his farm, which fronts on West State St and will sell a number of valua­ ble lota 4x12 rods at very reasonable terms. or IW1IU1 unci «trrr>£tb renewed .nd ot „„ ,nd comfort follow, tbo o» or byrop of FU,. •• It H> tannonj with nature to ctfcctually clemme the ,r»t«n when coatl.c or billon,. For Ml« In SOc and $1.00 bottles by all leading druggists. Dr. Froth, of New York, hna for wme years devoted his undivided attention to til* utudv and treatment of chronic The report, of tbe afflicted Who have been under his treatment are satJsfnctory. showing that his treatment has JS?%b.enUy succeaafui. Diligent In­ quiry also has shown us that be is highly endorsed by the pre**. which ’f**k*r^ him iu the iu<»t flattering terms. The doctor's ruperior knowledge of the cod ition of the patient Is extraordinary. De makes the examination, locates Sves cause and effect more perfectly than fhe patient can tell it. His success Is due to n thorough knowledge of the human Attention.—All soldiers. Womens Re­ lief Corps, hls honor the J™0™*’ council, all civic societies, teachers and scholars aud body is invited to attend decoration services Satardny next. May rhe M-cond ward residents would be crMdon will leave Ceurt houte yard a. ntn. lirlcnoc. having met with the greatest P*aAed to have a sidewalk or. Green street o’clock a. ■».. march to the ee.metery. dec­ in this new method of treaang (. reek street to connect with tbe slde- orate the graves of soldiers, return to place dheroe. Judging from tbe expression ,* * th>t *»» built by tbe C. K. A & of starting. d!.band tor dinner *ndI nt two where he I* beet known, we are convlurfd •an r«»d company last year. that bl* coming among u» will prove a i^ree of benefit to all who may ataH '*2 °"r «“°«a to sell al Cash I oSwadres of bis treatment on the date Weflv.no loop time aud want I A number from this city have received invitations to attend the anniversary birth­ day party jR Nashville ofi June 5th of Jodge Cole’* mother who will be W years «d on that date. I will fit your eyes perfectly. No Charge for examination. find tho A. D. Cadwallader was in Charlotte Hams A Van Arman are receiving fresh .i yesterday on business. . fruit, vegetables aud berries every day. I O. F. Tx>ng, of Nashville, was in the and in thia-as in ail departments of tbeir business; alm to please their customers by county hub last week. keeping what they want. You will find Hurd Tinkler, of Grand Rapids, was in no trouble In being suited there either In the city last Thursday.' quality or price of goods. Master George and Eddie McGuire were At Thornapple lake Saturday, the Miwi s In Kalamazoo Saturday. May Rogers. Rose llilslngvr. Minnie Judge Smith will deliver the Decoration Dickinson and Ruth McCormick, went out day address at Woodland. for a boat ride. Their lioat ran along near Mrs. D. McNaughton returned Saturday The first idea of decorating the soldiers from Athens, where she had been visitink graves started from an aged colored woman her parents. near Nash^Ue. Tenn.^in 1SA1. She cov­ Mrs. Frank Hams left for Saranac the ered lite grave of a white XJnlon soldier first of the week for an extended visit boy, who at 14-years of age had enlisted with friends there. in a northern regiment, his nativity being Tennessee and this colored lady, one of Reuben Fuller, of Elkader, lowa. visited the slaves of the boy's father. She also B. It. Rose nnd other friends in this scattered flowers on other soldiers’ graves. vicinity last week. Prince, 09 PERSONALM ENTION. K«p!dlAm“<1* MORRILL & CO.’S STORE. We buy goods in large quantities and therefore can give you value received foi your money invested. We not only buy goods for the Hastings store, but for >717; OTHER'BRANCH STORES. Two are located at Ann Arbor, one at Ba}’ City, one at Byrort, and one at Flint, making in all six large stores, and in buying goods for all these stores it enables us to procure the -:-VERY BEST OF BARGAINS-:And we propose to give our customers the benefit of it- Give us a call; you will always find us ready to show goods. Yours respectfully, . E. "W. MORRILL A, CO.’,- THE ONE-PRICE CLOTHIERS, HASTINGS, MICH, P. S.—Remember onr goods are Marked in Plain Figures and are STRICTLY ONE PRICE TO ALL. JOIN THE HflJORITT. This is a land of majorities, and the wisdom of our institutions is shown by the fact that the rule is vested in the majority. The major­ ity, the large majority, of buyers in this vicinity have by experience demonstrated to their satisfaction that the best economy in buying clothing is only in buying the best clothing—the best material, the best fitting, the best made. Such clothing wears longest, and, wear best, is always a source of satisfaction. N- .-THE-: S TEIN BLOCH CO. CLOTHING is now conceded by the majority to be the best ready-made clothing in the market. It can only be bought in Barry county of R. K. Grant. ( _ , _ ; ”*^You will not do yourself justice if you fail to buy Stein Bloch Co. garments. They will cost from a third to half less than tailormade goods, and are their equal in all respects. STRAW HATS. You cannot fail to make a satisfactory selection by calling on us. R. K. GRANT, Leading Clothier. . �Additional County New; SCHOOL COLUMN. Charlotte’s carriage works are doing a ' fine business. Harvey Powers, the slx-year r»M son of James M. Powers, of Bellevue, dime very near, cremating himself recently. He bad thought to have a little fun by burning the rubbish in a pig pen. When tbe flames spread rapidly, he tried to climb out and his clothing caught on a nail, botalng him fast. A nelghlmr extricated him from hi* perlions poedltm and by prompt effort pre­ vented a serious conflagration. Aw often remarked In this column, the frequent change of teachers is onr of the great hindrances to advancement in our tbe Blanchard has purchased country schools. Tho tendency on tbe Ruckle bouse and lot al Morgan. part of school boards to pursue a different A new comer al Fred GreenfipM ». policy is one of the most encouraging this 3fta.SC. J. Bktelman is wore* at signs of the limes. Last year. 18districts em­ W Tin* A id society at Mrs. Crusoe’s last ploy ed tbeir teacher the entire year whjle this year there are 27. Two others en­ Thursday attended. gaged for the ‘year but sickness prevented Tliurwiaj was largely j ............ Twenty-four i>eople have died In Char­ uaartmly inqatlng was held at tin the completion of iw work, in a few of Striker school house last Saturday and these districts this is now the settled lotte this year whose average ago has been forty-six years. policy. Tim time is uot far distant when Nunda v. Dry Chwff.v began J. Smith’* new house teachers will be employed by tbe year a* The Jones Supply company Is th* latest We atu please! tooee a* large an attend­ Utr> are In cities and villages. Below’Is addition to the business Interest of ll>l»> ance at our Sabbath school as there Is. the list of those serving throughout the city. The company will do h general Mr. and Mrs. Sol Chaffee visited their year. Some of th-m taught ■ • - the name jobbing trade In fruit evaporator supplies, daughter at Grand Rapitta last week. school the prewdlug^ror: machinery and general merchandise, in­ J. McInty re was at Hastings last week cluding bicycles, ete. The fact that Mr. Ldttle Smith, No. *1. Assyria. ‘ ’* acting a* n juror. Rollin C. Jones Is at the head of the con­ Mary Wilcox, “ We notice De|l and Helen Reynolds In cern give* It an A-l standing from the Anna Easy “ cnir community again. atari. The company occupies * suite «'>t C. H. Gaskill. “ 5. Baltimore. rooms over the postofflee.—Char lol te Hillth IJrthatu. ” 9. Harry. Dora Nichols, •• l<). Tribune. Mrs. Southwick h visiting her daughter, Ida E. Davis “ 3. Carlton. One hundred and twenty-five teams Lucy Joslin. “ 5, Hastings. Mrs. William*. In Hattie Creek. . were hitched on Main street last Saturday Annie Rynie. of i.ake Odessa, war* tbe Sarah Riiey. “ 4, U<»pC. at one time and we feel fully confident In guest of Mrs. E. Lockhart Thursday last. Agues Forbey. “ 1. irrlng. saying that our village surpasses any town Peter Boss entertained friends from Bat­ Nellie Yerrington, No. 7. “ In the state of Its size for trade. Onr Mary Greer. No. 2. John*town. tle Creek last week. merchants were kept busy ail day long do­ F. Bass Is visiting friends at Battle Jennie Luther. No. 8. “ ing up goods and counting out qjgn. gad Mildred Coming. Creek. when night came there bad been brought Lewte fcoekbart is on the sick list Afima JolffiMiis. •• 6, Into Lake Odessa by the industrious Died. May 15. 1K»1. at her home In 5. Maple Grove.. Lydta l*owvr». farmers throughout the surrounding Rlvenialr. Mich., of dropsy. Mrs. Henry Cora Brooks No. 7. Orangeville. country, six thousand dozen of eggs, and Thorp. The remains were brought to her Nora Flaher. *• d. Prairieville. it wasn’t much of a day for egg* either. .miiiS. Elias U<kbart’4. in Castleton, where Angle DeWolf." Our devil has figured It out that this the funeral aervicea were held tbe 17th. Hattie Case. “ Id. •' amount of eggs would fill 150 bushel Rev. A. O. C'ozar, Congregational minister Mary Marble^. •• 1. Rutland. ’ baskets, weigh ten tons, aud If placed In of Vrrmoutville. officiated assisted by the Bertha Gaskill." 7. “ a string would reaeh three miles, while Congregational church choir. The remains Giles She pa hl. “ 6. Tbornapple. tlie combined cackle of the hens that laid were interred in the Woodland cemetery Leuna VanAtten. No. 7, ” them, could !>e plainly heard bj Clarks­ In V«-!montviHe. Jautc* Baker. No. 5. Woodland. ville’s deafest merchant—Wave. Ada Mhrphy. of Hastings, is visiting Fred W. Walker. No. 8, Yankee Springs. Saturday was a tretnenduous trade day her mother. Mrs. E. Itockiivt Mary Tueke), No. 10. •“ " In thi* city. All of the*trrets were packed Strayed.—Came within my in closure The following remain In tbe same school with carriage* for four miles each way. May Slat, a dark bay horse with one white the greater part of the year: Every merchant look in over 812.000 In foot, the right hind foot weight about A. Eva Scliinhl, No. Assyria. gold. Tbe hotel was so full of drummers I.00J and lias the heaves. Jnlia Donovan. “ fi. " that tbe aides bulged out like a base ball: Minnie Bi^h. “ Baltimore. Furney sold 1500 Imdstrads and the black­ Mrs. B. W. Austin smiles over a new Wm. M. Warner. “ 7. “ smith shop of Kuettle A Spore, shod 1800 Altiert Nichol*, No. 2, Barrysewing machine. • horses; Marvin Mild six hundred cook Mr. Bowker, of Hastings, was seen on Orphena McAllister. “ 4. ” . stores; Mrs. Fletcher sold 1000 ladle* hats: our streets last week. , Geo. Bioitwick. No. “ McElroy let go 900 full suits ot elothn-. Mrs. Ball is on tbe sick list. Cora Burst, N<*« "• Barry. 80.000 pair ot pants and he didn’t pant E. Lockhart made two trips to River­ Bertha Terph*. No. 4, Carlton. half so hard’a* grandma Francis either. dale last week in attendance to his mother. Citas. McIntyre, 'll. ” It was an awful day. The Ixical Mall Mrs. EL Thorp. Ida Hayden. No. 3. Castleton. took hi more U. S. treasury dollar bill* Peter Bass has his woodboiue finished. Cha*. A. Gaskill. No. 3. “ than we can count in four yoars Including Leon D. VauVelsor. No. 9. Castleton. the help of grandma Francis. Watt & Co.. Jennie Mills. No. 9, Castleton. Schrock and Eldred took In dozens of eggs Samuel Velta. " 10. “ Weed Owen owns the brag cow of nux enough, if laid Ln a row would reaeh 47 llenj. F. Gaskill, No. 4, Hastings. town and 1 guess our county for he milked times around the earth and then leave a Lena Crook. No. 8. Hastings over tour comgjon wooden pails of milk at heap large <*n<»ugh to bury grandma Minnie Replogie. No. 2. Hope. one milking. Who can beat that? Francis 47 feet deep, and It wasn't much Ernest Gaskill. '* fi, “ Arthur Gesler has returned from visit­ uf a day for eggs elthor. But the gold Allie Gaskill. “ 7. “ ing friends at Saranac and Lowell. that jingled here could Imi plainly heard by Mar)’ Furbey, No. 5. Irving. . O. 1>. Loooris am! Mr. Chandler were Lake Odessa's deafest mugwump grand­ Minnie <Mpey. •• U). •' InjBalcsbnrg Inst week Thursday on busima. Our devil lias figured It out that the Nomle Jjlhwson. No. 5, Johnstown. amount of money and eggs letfbeic by our Stella Heath. No. 9, “ . Mr. Taylor gave tlie people ot Cedar industrious farmers living within a radius Fannie Slieflield, No. 11, “ Creek a singing school concert at tlie end of nine miles, would fill ’151 trains of 48 Eva Rubart, No. 1. Maple Grove. of one of his successful terms of Kinging cars each. This would weigh more tons Ed. W. Brown. No. 2 fr. " ” school. There was a targe crowd ami a than tbe small callilter of grandma Francis John Ketcham. '• 3. “ “ good time. « Is abb* tn comprehend. Saturday was a Henry S. Gaskill, No. 4. “ “ Orrin Loom!*’ brood mare is rendered money harvest day to our citizens. We Ld»ble Shoup. No. fl. " “ wdrthlexs'on account of paralysis. <lo have though, regular egg days, and oh . Flora McCallum. No. 2, Prairieville. Mrs. Kenestric.k fell and cracked the my, yon should see one. The eggs are Arthur B. Glasgow. No. 7, '• bone In.-ter wrist the other day. ’ corded up like wrxxl on all the streets, Ernest Edmonds. No. 4. Rutland. eight feet high and four miles long each Myrtle Nye. Nu. 2. Woodland. way. with an occasions! egg mountain 150 Daisy Ullery, “ 3. Yankee Springs. Tbere is great coinplaint of/ cut worms. feet high.—If these eggs that come to this Meda Bobbin*, No. 4. “ “ A large quantity of lumber is being market for one week only, were allowed to Eliza Girvln. *• 7, “ “ shipped from here. hatch there wouldn’t be water enough left Frank Brooks, of Delton. is putting on in Lake Odessa to give half of them a a tin roof for Ansel Kingsbury. drink, and It they should roost over Lake When you make uprour mind intake Hood's Odessa village one night the town would A few of tbe G. A. K. boys of this Sarsaparilla, do not be Induced to buvsouw vicinity attended the memorial services at other preparation instead Clerks HUB Itala) be lost to the nations like Pompeii, aud it that •‘ours is as good as Hood's’’ and all that, would take centuries to even excavate one Delton Ust Sunday but the jwcullvr merit of Hood's Sarsaparilla grandma.—Clarksville Mall. I am requester! to state Inal the members cannot be equated. Therefore have nothing to do with substitutes and Insist upon having Lake Odessa’* capitalists have organized qocaled to meet at tbe Odd Fellow.- hall, Hood's Sarsaparilla, tbe best blood pur:tier and a 810.000 stock company fur the manufac­ builalng up medicine. at Prairieville on Decoration day at v a. m. ture of road carta. , sharp Tbe exercises will commence at The Chicago A West Michigan road has 10 a. m. and the *]>eaking will take place sulmlitutgd a. pay car loaded with cash for Phil. Padgham and W. B. Williams the check system in paying its employees. were in lensing thia week, arguing n ver)* J. H. Mosier aud wife, of Richlaud spent Uwe Hall’s Vegetable Sicilian Hair Benewer important case before the supreme court. Sunday with friends here. and jour thlu pr.iv locks will thicken up and be The village of Wayland has an ordinance, Quite 1i number from this vicinity at­ restored to their youthful color, vigor and prohibiting tbe sale of liquor and for tended quarterly meeting at Maple Grove several years there has been no saloon beauty. last Sunday. there, but this spring W. J. Hayward, tieThe Reed City Clarion issued a “boom rid^ to run the hotel In that village, pro­ edition" last week. A cut of the new citv vided he could also run the bar in con­ nection therewith, and, tn compliance with Eider Cheney will preach at the Star ball was on the first pare. the general liquor taw. presented hl* bonds seinol iNtuse next Sunday evening. These pills aresclentlfically compounded, to the council for approval. That body, Old Mrs. Lake, in walking across the floor In her feebleness, fell and broke her and uniform in action. No griping pain so acting under the ordinance, refused to re­ commonly following the use of plU*. ceive tbe lionds or act on tlicm lu any way. hip. The Star Sunday school is making prep­ They are adapted to both adults and chil­ Hayward then applied to the supreme aration to observe Children's day, June dren with perfect safety. We guarantee court for a mandamnA compelling the they have no equal in the cure of sick iKtard to act, and the case was argoed on 14lh. All are invited. Prof. Taylor will bold a musical enter­ headache, constipation, dyspepsia and Tuesday. Padgiiam appearing for Hay­ tainment on the camp ground June «th. blliousne&q and, as an appetizer, they ex­ ward and William* for the village. The It will be a rare treat and a large aUapd- cel any other preparation. Sold by W. mandamus was granted and the board H. Goodyear. ordered to receive the bonds.—Allegan anae is expected. Meet at ten o'clock. Tbe W. C. T. U. will meet at the home Journal. . The Detroit club bouse was damaged by of Mrs. Gamble next Tuesday at two Forepaugh’s clrcu* will be In Ionia June fire last week to tbe extent of 85.000. A jP’dock. All are invited. cigar stub carelessly cast away did it. 9th. ■W.IW Bldrtm..-. l»r» “ »»'" Baaflvtd. ■Memorial seniors were held last Sun■ day at tbe church before a large and atten­ tive audience. The discourse was given bv Rev. Wallace and It was very touching to every patriotic listener. He could not have found words more tieroming to suit the loyal people than be did on this oc­ casion. The G. A. R. inarched from their lodge in fine soldiery st) le to the reserved Mats, with the star spangled banner flutter­ tag in the breeze. Tbe singing was good and very choice for it was taken from the •oiigs that the boys used to sing while fltliug by tbe old ramp fire. Then after •the discourse and benediction tbe soldiers anarched back In grand style to the hail. NEIGHBORING COUNTIES. Last Sunday was tbeseventh anniversary in the history of the Y. M. C. A. of Cold­ water. It was observed with very interest­ inc exercises. In the basement at Bail Bros.’ planing mill a family of frog# has located, and to all appearances they are contented. Wed­ nesday an unwelcome visitor was seen to protrude about one-third its length in the stone wall which proved to be a large blue racer. The snake seemed to be wafching the frogs, but as soon as he was discovered by the engineer be retreated suddenly, and that day ail efforts to capture him proved futile. Yesterday thvy attached tbe hose known as Saw Mill lake on section 21 in to the boiler and succeeded In inducing the Jtitenatown have and will prohibit fishing snake to come out of his hole when he was quickly dispatched. It measured about 3K feet tn length.—Coldwater Republican. ttw* first day of June, 1891. Stiatiy A Doyle, of Bedford, last Satur­ Ionia is talking of sinking an oil well. day taMtad 17 McCormick binders for Sbe’U sink about 82.000 In the attempt farmers, ef whrb three went through the way Charlotte did a short time ago. Tbe hole and the money are there yet. and r. Giltoe. of Battle Creek, came last Ionia could probably buy them cheap.— eday and ia stopping at Frank Doty's Portland Observer. ghrtog treatment to one of Frank's Myron O. Collins, of Portland. Las again Mrs. John Zimmerman is having a been arrested foi the murder of his wife in brother and two brotlwrs-in-law stopping the fall of I960. al present with her. Battle Creek has got their ndrerticlng inteadent of tbe Portland schools for the ante boante within W4 mllre of Banfield. next school year. ON. TbrrxS.'rr \ Dodkr. perti*p« Hr—»it mlllury writer, will cmurtbu> arv'wctetlrie nrtow W Vow Moltke. ™-»«t iuoOoem tbe w.rtm ot the •er: Sir t’lwrte. W. Duke write, ra tbe A Kalamazoo lady whose husband re­ centiy returned from fishing. expected a fine ___ ______ mesa________ of trout _ for her breakfast fc’hen the speckled lieautlrs were placed an the table, much Io her disappointment they were quite small, and she remarked with a sinking heart. “Why, 1 didn’t ex- Stone, for seteral year* a*»l*tsndent at the Northern MlehMl and has Children Cry for pitcher’s Castorla. Children Cry for Pitcher’s Castorla. Messer Bros. & Reynolds Invite the attention of the’farmers of Barry County to THE HUBER Thirty thousand car load* of shipped annually from tbeSaginaw valley. r or wva>r « TRACTION ------- „rr- «W lor ebliurm throughout tb« world. A. T. Brurkr. <■( S«ta». b«» the prwWtuw *'“• •Dl1 be Installed June HI. Dyspepsia ho driven to an cart) sod even mSo. »»»• “• “ th. nrtuw "t Af" > r,r’,p*nl'’. ?X, .Id .Hr. Io d»> mul ta U>« ri.)o»m<M •< *»*'“ wlllprl.oor. Mhrrw. hr aarM “ UlU Join allow tto ^.leni to ma <;■>»“• MORTGAGE RALE. ”.is iss'hX sass. ™ McClure asslgueS to Ambrose Hubbell, ». iXcand rrcor.led lu raid Wtev October M. i»*4 In Uber 53 uf Hiortuagra op t"ure 05 and by Daul-1 9H Iker, executor «< the taat RlJA’"iSi; an IA ilSim !lh.;r X pt«”> H?8* mid by tb* said tinio F. 8lD»»»u. 8sr»J> k.. K» Id and Wllmlner N. Illllctaiirt April. 7. !•!'! sol 1^*7 register's uffl* Ai>r:l 14.1*0 ;u hb-r x- < f murtimres. on l-ge n>. by u<.uf»«.vmeirt <4wm>ey» dun thereon. Dy nhteh <b* come ot>erm ire. mid -m Claimed to be Ilw el the date of Hits notire right hundred and forty six d^tar^apd ciitta cents (»**■• * । a:nruo «u!t or proee«Hh.g at law I liarinx been instituted to iecorer the amount wenrrd by »nl<! iii»rtg»ge <*r any part thorem: Notice I* tlierforv hereby iflvcn. that on Hat | tirday, Ute 11th day of July. »«']• »*■“*? i mthetore- i-.n there will be sold at t»c• nurtb front doo/ot the Court l**« tj» <«!"» Hasliugs. Conntv of Harry. *ad Stole of Mich­ igan. sal4 C.mrt house being the ptaee ID whlrb the Circuit Court far the pant* «J Harry is held, at public auction to the blenesl ladder, the premises ib-»ct|br<i in said Itxirtgaz<*. or m> much itwrrot ma* •* neaes►an toMtlsfvilie amount dnounaald nmrtgagr. as above set forth, with the Interest '.hereon, and the cost*, charge* and erpeoses slUmed by isw and prodded for lu loorigmre. sstd. pcemi*e« priun situate in thrCitj of lUmtags. in the County •»< Harry, e.od *ale <4 **KhlCTn. and described a« Ull»rr hits number 1J«. 130#. Engines and Threshers, The best made and best running machinesof the kind nade Milwaukee Jr. Binder, Hundreds of farmers in Barry and adjoining counties can tell you from experience that this is the best binder in the market. Tlie Daisy and Tigee Dak ----- ALSO- THE OLD RELIABLE Studebaker Wagons 1331. us;, txn. IXli and »3» of tlrn village of Hastings according to tbe retarded plat thereof. Dated Apr.l a!3.r ta»l. ■ vi.wn V I r, IVI, Attorney Jar AMignec. bO YOU TAKE THE W.Y HQT? Cadwallader’s AGENCY COLUMN. OFFICE WITH H0LBB00K, OVER MORRILL’S STORE. HASTISGB Remember that this colunfa contains but a very small part of the property 1 have for sale or exchange. I have improved and vacant city lota for sale and exchange in all parts of the city. Farming lands for sale and exchange In all part* of tbe county. I have some choice Grand Rapids prop­ erty for sale at a bargain. SPECIAL ! On Jefferson street two house* and lot* at bargains, and on easy terms. Near furniture factory.—one lot and liousc well IlntalM-d 81.000; 8&00 down. Ixl. on time al 7 per cent. And one bouse and lot one block from factory. 8800; 8300 down, baL at T per cent. Cheap. House and lot near Whip and Felt Boot E. E. Grilley. who runs a saw-mill at factory, 81.000. 8500 down, bal. 3 years Bravo for Geo. Oliver Jr., has a record for sawing hardwood lumber that is seldom Several splendid bargalnh in the ist equaled, at least. He has a 15-horsepowcr. ward and other parts ofAhe city. 8x19 engine, and ou the I8th of May sawed Brick barn for sale at a bargain, on cor­ up 99 ash logs Into inch boards, making 10,­ ner opposite Ford’s hotel. 112 feet In three day* of last week he 80 ft front by 140 ft deep.well located In cut 27,031 feet of maple, and ash lumber, Seneca Falls. N. Y.. has on the land IJbrick all In inch boards, and cut tbe slabs Into store three stories, also dwelling house and wood. He wishes to see the mill which good baru. Can be bought al a bargain, can beat this with tlie same power.—Alle­ or will exchange for Hastings or Grand gan Gazette. Rapids property. The city of Seneca Falls has a papulation of 7,000 and upwards—ia Il’s sometimes said patent medicines are largest town in Serena Co. for tbe ignorant. The doctors foster this 40-acre farm In Irving, all Improved, soil Idea. “The people." we’re told, “sre good. Can be bought at a bargain on easy mostly ignorant when it comes to medical terms. science." Suppose they are! What, a sick 84 acres fractional—■over runs 15 cw 20 man needs Is not knowledge, but a cure, acres, M mH® r*»t of Sheridan, good fram­ and tbe medicine that cures Is tbe medicine ed bouwe. Oue of the ebeaprst farms In for tlie sick. Dr. Pierce’s Golden Medical Barry Co., will take part city property. Discover)- cures the “do believes" and the 10 acres near city , good house and barn, "dont believes." There's no hesitancy well am! cistern. 150 fruit tree?, i4about it. no 'dr nor “possibly.” Perhaps grapes; 81,800. cheap, X down. baL at 7 it fails occasionally. The makers bear of per ceut3 it when it does, because they never keep 16o acres in Woodland tn exchange for the money when the medicine fails to do smaller farm and difference. gtxxi. Suppose the doctors went on that IM acres In Hope township, known as principle. (We beg the doctors' pardon. tbe Doty farm, will sell for tasoo on easy It wouldn’t do!) teres. Several 80 acre parcels fur sale at bar­ Choking, sneezing and every other form of catarrh in the head, is radically cured gains ranging from 81.900 upwards and by Dr. Sage’s Catarrh Remedy. Fifty some will take part elty property in ex­ change. cents. Sold by druggists everywhere. 80 acre farm for sale in Otsego county. John McEldowney, a 13 year old Adrian Price 81,200. Will trade for farm In this section and pay difference. boy, has been missing since Thursday. Aiwo 160 acres In saute Co. at a bargain. Buck Brown was stabbed several times 160 acres m Kansas, well fenced, good by Patsy Cavanaugh In a drunken row at soli, stone bouse 9 rooms, bant 14 by 70 Owosso Monday night. feet, tool house and granary and well house, etc. well watered by ererk. timber, 8Jtf from onr ami 9 mile* from another R. The Reed No. 10 Harrow BROWN’S CORN CULTIVATOR. The Peninsular TINTED White Lead and Zinc Paints, In Paste Form, Ready for Thinning, Is the most economical form in which paints can be obtained. In support of this statement we call your attention to the figures given below: 100 Lbs. Peninsular Tinted White Lead and Zinc Paint can be bought for 9 Gals. Linseed Oil, Turpentine, etc., can be bought for about ------ $7.50 5.85 This will make 13 gallons of paint mixed and .tinted ready for use. at an average cost of $1.08 per gallon. Manufactured with skill and care from the best materials known, this paint is unquestionably the best that can be made, and we strongly guarantee and recommend it to the public as such , j. Sold By QOODTMR PROS IWSTMOS, men. Where you will find a complete line of Paints Oils, Varnishes, Brushes, etc. ’ �Michigan Central “ The Niagara Falls Route.” Izx I ii£ Stations. I».m |pm Ip-in i .-.*TTN--* •• •••• • 1= &I& S’at{*ms. i.mta.m.lp mlp.m.|a.m. . • B.r-5*13.<M1 ».«>| ua WS-TWARD. - M !!, WU-i* txieai Agent. Hasting^. W. RtNtol ** ’« f AT. A..Chicago. aitwj, taioo & Sigiiw TIME TAHI F Peculiar Peculiar Id eumMaadou, provmion, and preparation ot ingredients, Rood's barsxparflla poesessea tho curative value of tho best known remmdie. nt ite noon Sklngdom. Peculiar In Its strength and economy, Hood’s Tejetkbl. Sarsaparilla is tbe only medicine of which ean truly bo said, - One Hundred lk»ses One Dol­ lar.” Peculiar tn its medicinal merits, Hood's Sarsaparilla acoorsplbhea cures hitherto un- ^Sarsaparilla^"" the title ot “The greatest blood purifier ever discovered.” Peculiar in Its -good name at home,”—there Is more of Hood’s Bars*, parfila sold tn Lowell titan of all other blood purifiers. Peculiar lu its phenomenal record of Dor,..| 5 „ sales abroad no other w eCU 11 ST preparation TRIANGULARFIGHT wab.s conoid. iUhAi I y tbe state bodies. The ea gres, of 18t» is charged with changin r^iie term* of payment of tbe national debt (publiccredit atreugtheniag Mt), and this convention d« nnuds .*it ! enough greenbacks shall be i-»uod to make the pay of the soldier* <qnal to THE PEOPLE’S PASTY m THE KING. par with coin. A resolution iuiavorof tbe extension of tbe efg'it l our law so as to apply u, “all corporations.1* another condetning tbe World's fair directors on re tuning to conerde a minimum scale ot wages, and another demanding the sub­ mission to the supreme court of tbe "Pregreaahroa" Except tli* act admitting Oklahoma, so that litigation may be stopped among the settlers. ■ 4&MWf,foNw- Promised to Voters at Next Na­ tional Election. Cincinnati, May 2L—A now party was born here yesterday, which its name is the People’s" party. oommlttee had completed tbeir work at 3 o'clock in the morning, and retired to tbeir couches to obtain a Hute restore the work of the day begun, steadily re­ fusing to give the press representatives any inkling of tbq nature ot tho platform. The conference came to order promptly at 10 o’clock, and a chorus from the Farm­ ers Aiyanoe song-book, followed by a fan-id prayer by Bev. Djlamatyr. the by C. I. HOOD A OO., Apothccarie*, Lowou, Greenback ex-congress man, were the opening features, together with applause when the reverend gentlemrfh arose and MORTGAGE SALE. ItefauA having been made in the cendlttons frequent “aniens" from the delegatee of a certain mortpwe made by UUntou H. when his appeal to tbe throne of grace Bo.ee and Eva A. Boice his wife to Mnrv met the hearty endorsement of some sealM. Garland dated November h a D and recorded in the office of the Begteterof ous reformer. Then there was a humor­ iteeds. tor the t.oanty of Barry aud btatc of Michlg.ui. on the .» day of November A h ous ditty by the Kansu City Glee club. imij in Liber ffi of Mortgages, on imges tss. ’«»' A diversion was created by Grover, of and said mortgage was on the auth of December Wassigurd tiTnayW Perilt, and on Dee. » Wisconsin, who tried to speak against iwuagalu duly asdgnedby Clay W. Pettit, by the third party idea, but he was squelched his guardian to Mary M. < Jarland, the mongrgre by uproar, and finally rammed Into bis chair by the sergeant-at-arms. Cougar was the next to start a row. She ug* erected upon the premises deers!bed there­ pleaded for a prohibition plank, and then in Insured against loss or damage by fire by in­ denounced the banquet to which the dele­ surers to be approved by said mortgagee and In default thereof It shall be lawfullorYheikld gates had been invited, winding up with uiortgatee to eflec’ such insurance aud the tbe declaration that the brewers were premium so paid for the **anie should be a running the conference, after which she fircher lieu upon the premises, tiearlug interest at tbe rale ot 10 per cent., and the said mort­ repudiated the whole business and gagor having neglected to effect sm-h iujuranev, walked out of the hall. the said mortgagee effected the samr, and paid therefor the sum of KV. on the 10<h dayof December last aud there ia now elaimoed to be The organisation ootiimitu-o reported due for sneb insurance the sum' of SX JO. fur chairman Senator Peffer, aud be And it was further expr» as y agreed In said mortgage, that should there be auy default in cams forward and spoke, proclaiming the paymeut ot tbe interest tip.su the same, at this convention tho mo*t Important that any day when tbe same should be due and pay­ ever met ia this country; declaring that able. and should the same remain uni aid nod lu arrears for the space of sixty day*, then the however it might be divided on minor prtucipol on said mortgage should be dur nt tbe points, it was a unit on tbe proposition Option of tb« sold mbrigsgee, and the interest that the “money power” must ga Then Huron IheXKhday ot November Isuo, u> wit Mrs. Marion Todd, of Chicago, presented |lic sum of f.’O mil having bren paid and the Mni“ having remained uniwut until this date, him with a basket of flower*. Delegate gnder said option aald mortgagee now Jtclarts Savage, colored, from South Carolina, the whole of said mortgage dur and tuyabie. There I* now claimed to be due on said ma>le a neat speech, saying that bh peo mortgage the sum of tlOKt.M and also tbe su;n pie were poorly represented because they of $37.M» for said insurance and an utroruev s were too poor to come—an appeal having ter of thirty bve dollars provided' fur tn sahi mortgage, and uo suit or proceedlDgs previously been made from the platform at law baviug been InstltMed to recover tbe for funds to pay-the speaker’» way home. moseys secured by said mortgage., or any part Tbe hat was passed around and a suffi­ thereof; No *r. therefore, by virtue of the power of sale cient sum soon collected, ami 1st great gotitaiued in said mortgagr, and the statute hi choerjng. v i •> case made aud nrevldrd. notice Is heret.v given that on Saturday the thirteenth day of The committee on order of business June a. D. l*!<l,3t ten o'clock la the iureiwMU. 1 -hall sell at public auction, to tbe hlghrri . then reported. They limited speeches to bidder, al the north front deep of the Court I five minutes, and had n place for th: npMouse m t-elng Bouse tn tbe City of Hastings Mich. <that v—___ « ; fc here iDeeireult tbeeireult court for tor I! f! *rrv srrv count v 1 poistsieaC of a national committee, ton­ tee place Where ik hidden,, tbe premtM^. desert bed in <^dd shadowing a third party. The autl-third mortgage, or so ranch thereof as may be party men made a light on tbe report,but ner-esaarv to pay the amount due on slid raort- It was no use. It went through with a. Sfure. with seven per real, interest, and all legal an­ «»»sts. together witban attorney'* tee of Udrty- hurrah, and when the vote fire dollars covenanted for therein, the |>reiii<!H-s nounced pandemonium broke loose. Chair­ being described in Mid mortgage as all that man Peffer was “not in It” He ham­ certain piece er parrel of land situate lying aud beine In the town ot Woodland Barry county mered for order in vain. But he finally Mlchii>n. and known and described as managed to make hknwlf beard, and de­ follows; Commencing st a polo tin the renter clared the convention adjourned until <»< Tkachev street st its Intersection with NXm 2 p. tn., at which Huie the platform would street running thence doe east along the center ot Tbacher street sixteen (M) rods, be presented. thence north nlne(k) rods, thence dne west six­ teen (16i rods, thence due south along tbe Declaration of principles. center of Main street nine (») rod* to tue place of beginning containing one hundred forty-four square rods of ground, being in the vllUur of Uoodland. according to the recorded via’ thereof, it being on the 8 W of section 15 T. 4 Soon after the convention bad reassem­ N. R. 7 \k. Mary M. Garland, Mortgagee. bled at 8 o'clock the report otthe commit­ Smith A com.nova. tee on platform was presented by Ignatius Attorneys for MoriKagtH-. Dated March IA JU»I. Donnelly and read by Robert Schilling. It opened with a long statement of NOTICE FOR HEARING CLAIMS. the political and social grievances aud State of Michigan. County of Barry- «’• Notice ia hereny given, that by an order of.the evils that bad rendered political action Probate Court for the County of Barry, made not only desirable but necessary. Theu on the eighth day«! April. A. D. iK>l>lx month* came pie resolutions. Ths St Louis from that date were allowed for creditors to present their claims against the estate of John Ocala and Omifta platforou art indorsed A. Grebie, lata ot said couuiy, deceased, and and summarised as follows: “The right that all creditors oftald deceased are requirr'J to preaent tbeir claims to said Probate Court, to make and issue money is a sovereign al tbe Probate office. In tbe eity of Hastings, for power to be maintained by the people for examination.and allowance, on or before the eighth day of October next, and that aoch the common benefit; hence we demand claims will be heard before said court on Wed­ tbe abolition of national banks as banks nesday, the eighth day of July, and on Tbursdnj, the eighth day of October next, at tea of issue, and as a substitute for national bank notes we demand that legal teuder o'clock tn toe forenoon of each of those days. Dated/April rth, A. D. ik'l. treasury notes be issued in sufficient Chas. W. aummtronu. volume to transact the business of the Jugde ot Probate. country on a cash baaia, without damage or especial advantage to any class or call­ ing, such notes to be legal tender in pay­ Default having been maJe In the condition* ment of all debts, public and private. of a certain morigage made by Harrison J. Forshy and karah A. Forsbjr, hi.* wife, to Spellman Casey, dated February “And inch notes, when demanded by 23rd. A. D. HW. and recorded in th* office of the Register of Deeds, tor the County of tbe people, shall be loaned to them at not Barn-, and state ot Michigan, on tbe 27th day of more than 2 per cent per annum upon February. A. D. 1W. in liber =« of mortgagre non-imperlshable products as indicated in on page 315. on which mortgage there is cla'mrd tbe sub-treaxury plan, aud also upon real to bedue at tbe date of Ibis notice the sum of four hundred three dollar* aud thirteen cents, estate with proper limitation upon tbs and an attorney's fee of twenty Arc do.lm-s pro­ Quantity of land and amount of money. vided form said mortgage, and no suit or pro­ I'e demand the free and unlimited coin­ ceedings al law having been Instituted to re­ cover the moneys secured by said mortgage, or age of silver. We demand tbe passage of laws prohibiting alien ownership of land any part thereof. , . Now, therefore, by virtue of tbe power of sme and that congress take prompt action to contained in said mortgage, mid far inch case made and prended. notice is hereny devise some plan to obtain all lands now given that on Monday, tbo «h day of July,. A. owned by alien and foreign syndicates, It Wi, at teu o'cl.iek in the forenoon. 1 thau and that all land held by railroads and mH at public auction to tbe highest bidder, at other corporations in excess of such as is Uh- north front door of the court house lu tbe cgyofHasUngs. (that being the ptace where actually used and Deeded by them be re­ tbe Circuit Cqnrt for Barry County is bohlen), claimed by tbe government and held for the premises described in said mortgage or *° actual settlers only. much thereof as may be nroesnary to pay the aaiountdur on said mortgage with ten per Taxation. Beveouo, Ballway Regulation. cent, luterest, and all legal cosu. together with -We demand that taxation—national, an attorney’s fee of t-^enty-Jlre dollars covenant­ state or municipal—shall not be used to build np one Interest or class at the ex­ panse of another, that all revenue*—na­ tional, alate or county—shall be limited to the necessary expenses ot the govern­ ment, economically and honestly administeied; a just and equitable system of northeast quarter, all C32) tn township one ft' north of range nine (») graduated tax on income; tho moot rigid, honest and just national control and su­ pervision of tbo means of public commu­ nication and transportation, and if this tb.co„, control and supervision does not remove tbe abuses now existing we demand the government ownership of such means of Dated. April 7.1»L communication and trsdsportat on; the election of president, vice president and United States senator* by a direct vote of tbe people.’ . The resolutions then provide for the campaign o< U®A *» Pr-C™-1” «»“• uUmm urn«l toaiuod tbe eoul.rDon't h« fboled. Tbore b no ntbrr pias­ .rtna Feb. 22. 1892; a national committee is ter or sztersol like Um g«V Itstew. Xl^fcr -bleb .b-M .tUbd U>.t eSU>-T to etaaposiOuA siu.r*w- vt mIUm or ever attained so rapidly nor held so steadfastly the confidence of all classes of i>eople. Peculiar In Qis brain-work which it represents, Hood s Sarsaparilla com­ bines all the knowledge which modern research— ln science has IO I IS 6 IT developed with many years practical experience In preparing medicines. Bo sqre to get only srfi|LL WE BUY? 1H59SOME BEA«S •flrtD S°mE BARLEY, S°me rice /but never mind Groat enthusiasm was manifested when the first resolution naming tho new movement the People's party of tbe United State* was real, tbe victorious element indulging in several rounds ol applause. At the conclusion of the read­ ing Schilling made au energetic argument in favor of adopting the platform na pre­ pared. and appealed to the delegates to abstain from adding any pet theories to tbo document A "IRojE If YoJlf. ONliY BE SURE . Arip REmEjiBER some WicaG0°, ffiro REVISION SHELVED. Hood’s Sarsaparilla too Doses One Dollar »n -ignal only. . .rad • v,;i> not carry passengers unless v. i’ij freicM train permits. .xht tn*i - wil! be run at far convenience . ; :,rv. *h.> rirserve the right to fhonge n •• *;u-ti train* without notice. F. Br«H. Genl Manager. '• k«. Gen'! P. & T. Art. HI• \H0 a WEST MICHIGAN Ry> s1 '■ ■ ■ .................... '10 1 ‘.’110 51 . nn •»! ■i nop; :. uijia u In* Wagner buffet parlor car : f train ba* Wagner slo-pmg cars,to rt?i ha* free chair car to Manistee. riltOlT, LANSING A. NORTHERN 3>|«C, 25 i: m| « •n all tram* botweeu Grand Kaph Seat* St cents for any distance. *!a* without change between ami Kaglnaw. other train* week days only. w. L. DOUGLAS $3 SHOE A- E. Woollev, Agent. UHANCERY ORQER. >•- ■;( Alicalgan. The Circuit County for - i >i.nv til B«rrv—In Cuaaccry. Fifth . * ; -u c'r-mt-iQ Chancery. T Mil! r-1 hag tn tbe Circuit Court for tbe L'un!> •* ‘n7-In viuneery. at Hastings, en tn* d.»v irf April, A. D. 1«1. I n unaei Carson, Complainant, I’vtfangilL Wellington D. Pettengill, W^y k. ivttengilL Will tain A. Peueogin, WAiiace h. PattangHL BertM X. nS|K Id* Ms-. Pettengm. Hugh Pettengill. Jamas D Beidwin. B-nttey Bro*. & Wilkins. Walton A- \*wtou, Vvi Hulmes and Nichols, Sbepxrd a ( omjuuy. defendants. la,“l•’ r*a*! !t anp^sring from affidavit on . i defendants. Wallace H. PrttangiU »u'l ^.•Ihugt.ra b. PetteueiU are not residents of tin* sum. but reside in tbe state ot Nebraska, it, (>! Stnith & Colgreve. ComWttaam* Solicitors, It is ordered that ; . ■: ri e.- of -Hid noo-roaideut de­ H. Pettengill a«dWelling** entered herein within four »ra.h* trJIn thc riale Of this order-, and In case t i u."?r aPpe*rauce they cans* «BeiriaiwlWM*n i nfcomplaint to be Med. aud a eopv t «"erivdon the Complaint's SoUeftwenty day* after servloe on them .I,.?***1 b«!1 •nd "‘Hire of thi* order. “ lefault thereof, said blU will be taken .^ .' 7'-'!(*-* M,ld noo-resldentdefandaata ^her ordered, that within twenty dJr'.? “ r'«np»*lbant eau*e a notice of thin or’hed in the Haatings Baxxkr. a ; ; . i.--r K';.;.-d, j-nhlisbKl aud eirculUlag syfiLffl1’-, “Ait-j* HOP PLASTERS inference and try to arrange for a na­ tional convention, failing in which, it •bail call one ttealf to.be held oat later Jon. 1. «■ •» tl.tet. The m-bibrt, ot tbe national ..urolll-for ««b .Uta, .ber. there le pollttal OwuH-Unn. « lorteticted io ooudoot a aJkUin ol a*>U tloa . Additional resolutions recommend the question of woman suffrage to far- ALL GROCERS KEEP IT; Detroit, May 28.—With the usual de­ votional exercises the Presbyterian gen­ eral assembly opened yesterday with a great array of empty seats, tbe commis­ sioner* not coming up very promptly. It wax 10 o'clock before there was a full house. The moderator named the oommi trees. and then tbe clerk read a list ot the presbyteries that have voted on the question of change in the confession, that being tho special order for the day. Nine­ ty-one presbyteries voted for change, seven voted against, and six refused to re­ port. The report of the revision commit­ tee was theu read by Rev. W. C. Roberta. In the debste on the report, after Rev. J. T. Smith, of Baltimore, had moved its acceptance and recommits! to the pres­ byteries, President Patton said he heartily approved of revision, but objected to sending this report down with marks of approval. Some of the changes he en­ dorsed, others he opposed. After some further debate tbe report was adopted and recommitted. The presbyteries will report their views back to tbe committee on revision, and the latter will finally re­ port next year. And *o the great re­ vision battle was ended almost as soon as It was begun. Birmingham, Ala, May 38—In tbe southern Presbyterian general assembly yesterday several of the ministers con­ demned the opinion of Dr. Briggs, of the New York Theological seminary. The question: “C.tn Universaliste hold services lu the Pre*.byteriau churches!" wns an­ swered in the negative, while Tex-tn Pres­ byterians who wanted to know know if women could speak in public were told that they could, but they must uot preach. DEATH OF JUDGE TAFT. Washington City. May 22 —Attoney General Miller has been informed by Solicitor General Taft of the death yes­ terday at Lo* Angeles, ''I Cal., of his father, exIfs 1 Attorney General SV HH1 CS| Alphonso Taft, Mr‘Tp \ I Taft was also secretary of war under President Grant, and represented tbe United at the courts of Russia and Austria. Orders were fa"ued to drape the war department and the department of justice building* in mourning for thirty day*, and to close both departments on the day ot tbe funeral. The remains of ex­ Attorney General Taft will be taken to Cincinnati, Ohio, for interment. EVERY HOUSEWIFE WANTS IT. CASTORIA for Infants and Children. WltEut Injurious A REAL LUXURY! Looking out over the many homes of this country, we see thousands of women wearing away their lives in household drudgery that might be materially lessened by the use of a few cakes of SAPOLIO. If an hour is saved each time a cake is used, if one less wrinkle gathers upon the face because the toil is lightened, she must be a foolish woman who would hesitate to make the experiment, and he a churlish husband who would grudge the few cents which it'costs, If your grocer sends you anything in place of SAPOLIO, send ft, back and insist upon having just what you ordered. SAPOLIO always gives satisfaction. On floors, tables, and painted work it acts like a charm. For scouring pots, pans, and metals it has no equal Everything shines after it, and even the children delight in using it in their attempts to help around the house. C3F“ Grocers often substitute cheaper poods for SAPOLIO to make a better profit. Scud back such articles and tastst oc having just what you ordered. If YOU SWEPT OVER THE FALLS. Anything < Anywhere The Jackson-Corbett Fight a Draw. SAN FBAKCmOO, May 22.—Tbe JacksonCorbett fight came off last night Jack­ son weighed 197 fKiUndu. Corbett 185. Jackson did all the leading for forty rounds, and some heavy blows 'tyre ex­ changed, but Jackson seamed a Utile tbe best. In the sixty first round, after tbe men bad walked around for twenty rounds with hardly a blow exchanged, the fight was declared a draw. ATAny time WRITE TO Geo. P. Rowell & Co. No. io Spruce Street, JEFFEBSOX C1TT, Ma, May 25.—Fire started in tbe J. S. Sullivan Saddletree company'* shop al the state penitentiary Saturday evening and in an hoar the state Lad lo*t nearly *100,000, tbe saddle­ tree company *00,000, and the Stranes Harness company about *10,000. It is. thought thst tbe fin originated from an explosion of oiL Snr York, May 23. -August Elbogen, who sent girls to New Orleans for Im­ moral purposes, on the pretense that they were to sing in opera, was Friday sen­ tenced to five years and eleven months Imprisonment.________________ Acquitted the Deputies. UxiONTpwx, Pa., May 25.—The trial of Capt. Lonr and ten d puties, charged with murder in cau-ing the death of strikers on the occasion of the recent riot, hat ended in the ecquittal ol all tbe accu e I._____________________ IUaditg, Pa.. Muy 25 —A. £. Towns­ hy. agrd ot thia dry, deliberately threw biukveif io front of a Wilmington and N'ortberu railroad train near here and WISH To Advertise St. Paul, May 25—A terrible accident occurred in the Kettle river near Sand­ stone, Minu., Friday evening. A boat­ load ot men were crossing tbe river at dark and ventured too near the Kettle falls. The boat was caught in tbe rapids and whirled over tbe fall*. Thomas Bar­ ney. of Chippewa Falls, and Charles A. McGraw, of Augusta, Me.. both promi­ nent lumbermen, and Swan Peterson were drowned. A boy named Whitesides and a man whose name could not be learne-1 are miteing aud are probably drowned. " Cramfoudsviluc, Ind., May 25 —Dar­ ing a thunderstorm Friday evening live turtles, some of them as large ns a man's hand, felt on the farm of Adam Walker, In Coal Creek township. 'Ko trees were near, and they must have dropped from tbe clouds. ______________ -Sopif RYE. ' NEW YORK. Children Cry for Pitcher’s Castorla. SHILOH S CONSUMPTION CURE. The success of this Great Cough Cure is withart a parallel in the history of medicine. All draggi«s authorised to sell it on a poeitive guarantee, a test that no other cure can kic- Administratrix* Sale. Notice is hereby riven that I shall sstl at pub­ lic ancUon, to the highest bidder, on Tuesday tbe into day of June. A. D. im. at tan o'clock fastinga. ant to 11.-i In the . A. IX im. by the Probate late, right, ed of. Tn i and being in tbe County of Barry. In the State of Michigan, known sad described a» f <U*>ws. to-wit: Forty acres rJ I../I In (k. and homestead rights of Han nah Parker, widow ot salil deceased therein. Dated, April nr*. a. D.. tan. Hamnah Fa.ru*. Administratrix. GILLASPIE, ok Shiloh's Porous county SAty°^»^OTe �TRENTON PIKE GHOST. THE TEMPLE REPAIRED. LESSON IX, SECOND QUARTER, FRIGHTENED EVERY ONE AND WAS IN­ BADLY TERNATIONAL SERIES, MAY 31. 31. Mearne. fCmnjHW from ix~oa Helper Quarterly by per 1 miZku: of H & Hoffman. pubUuber. rhiiadel- «. “And it came to pas* after this that Jnash was minded to repair the house of tie Lord." We dow go backward in the history to a period about a hundred years earlier than the issbltmon. Joash was the seventh king of the two iritis, and began to reign about a hundred yeara after the death of Solo­ mon. Only seven year* old when he began to reign, be reigned forty years (vs. 1). 5. "And he gathered together the pricste and t he Levitea.” “Go out unto thb citie* of Judah, and grtlwr of all Israel money to repair the house of your God from year to year, and sm that ye hasten tbo matter.” Til* would have been n sort of coinpul sory taxation for the boose of God, and was contrary to the principle laid down In Ex. xxv, 2—"Of every man that giv eth it willingly with his heart ye shall take my offering.” And again in Ex. xxxv, 6, “Whosoever i* of a willing heart let him bring it, an offering of tho Lord.” 0. “And the king culled for Jchoiada. tbe cbiaf, and aaid unto him, Why hast tbou not required of the Levite* to bring in out of Jadah and Jerusalem the collec lion!” . Tbe priest and the Levites probably understood tbeir business better than the king did. It wm not in tbeir commisaion to go out collecting money, but it was commanded that the people should bring in tbeir offerings according to their ability (Deut. xvi, 16,17; Mai. iU. Wk 7. "For the sous of Athaliah, that wicked woman, bad broken up the house of God.” This wm t’is woman who counseled het son Ahazi.-tb (the last king) to do wickedly, ..and who, after hi* death, reigned six year* (chap, xxil, 2, 3, IS). See her mteorableend in chap, xxiii, 15. She wm the daughter of Ahab (xxi, 6), and when we remembet that Jezebel wm Ahab's wifa^we cannot wonder at her conduct and that of her sons. “And also all the dedicated things of the house ot the Lord did they bestow upon Baalim.” 8. "And at tho king's commandment they made a chert, aud set it without at the .rale of the house of the Lord." There was a hole in the lid of this chest, and it was Mt beside the altar on the right aide as one comeNj into tbe house of the Lord (II Kings xii, fl). Things are looking bettor now; this ia more like God's way, and there will surely be a blearing. ». "And they made a proclamation through Judah and Jerusalem, to bring in to the Lord the collection that Moses, the servant of God, laid upon Israel in tbe - wfiflemsiB.” This is more fully stated in II Kings xii, 4. 5, and carries us back to Ex. xxx, 11-1G, where all who were numbered were to give a half shekel as an offering unto the Lord to make an atonement for tbeir souls, the rich, not giving more and the poor not giv­ ing less than half a shekel 10, "And all tbe princes and all the peo­ ple rejoiced, and brought in and cast into the chest until they had made an end.” cheerful giver,” and “if there be first a willing mind, ii is accepted according to that a man hath, and not according to that be hath not (LI Cor. lx, 7: vili, 12). II. “Thus they did, day by day, and gathered money in abundance.” As thu cheat was filled it was emptied, counted, put up in bogs and ml in its place again (II Kings, x|i, 10). At the buAding of the tabernacle of Most* the money and material from the willing hearted offerers came in so abundantly that orders had to be issued to restrain the people from bring ing. for they brought much more than 12. “And the king and Jehoiada gave it to such as did the work of tbe service of the house of the Lord.” ' And they laid it ont to the carpenters and builder., and to masons and hewers of stone, and to bay timber and hewed stone to repair the breaches of the house of the Lord (II Kings xii. 11,12). They did not, like many nowadays, get tbe work done first and then look for the money to pay for it, bat they first saw the wherewithal on hand and then went forward wit h the work. It dues seem so anscripTural to have a debt uiwn any building dedicated to God. or to undertake any work for God without see­ ing bow to pay for it. 13. “Bo the workmen wrought, and the . work was perfected bv them.” King, priest, people and workmen, all Bo uvw now every preacner, preacher. .’ laborers together. ou teacher, missionary, evangelist, or the humMett scholar who gives a penny to belp . -mnd the gospel to others, are all laborers togvtbee in building up tbe great temple, - the church or body of Christ , which shall • iu due time be perfected (Eph. Ii. 10-23; 1 . Cur. iii, 0). A strange thing is written workmen, which to also written of others in the days of Josiah—via, that they desilt m faithfully that do reckoning wm with them (II Kings, xii. 15; xxii, 7). ’And they set tho house of God in hto »t»te and strengthened it" . ID the margin of tbe R. V. “His state” is "acrording to the proportion thereof.” The Spirit had given David the plans for ti.e temple (I Chron. xxviii, 13-10), and lory now repaired it according to the deMtlKol the Spirit. When we by tho Spirit set and speak according to His will we 14. '"Aud when they bad finished it they brought the rert of t-be money before tbe king rj»d JeJioiuda.” Why did tbqy not use up all tbe moncr, in, * “U bf extras! What foote SCARED ITSELF. It Is popu tarty supposed thnt poetry does venio to great ly in excess of the demand, td In very many cam* poetry to not paid restful poets who make tolerably largo in­ somes by'tbeir pen, but the number of miuor porta whose books are brought out at a loea is considerable. Even Tenuyson bad to wait for ten years before the public demanded a second edi­ •Out to the Red Lion" to a favorite trip tion of hto first volume, and it was many for New Brunswick sporting and driving years before the public took to Robert men. and the old tavern which has stood Browning's books, the author haring, in four miles out on tbo Trenton pike ever the meantime, to bring them out at hto *i?cethoold coaching days to also a wet own expense. Wordsworth declared Uiat ilny resort for tho farmers of New Bruns­ (or nearly twenty years hto poems bad not wick township, and in the quaint old par­ paid fur hb sbewatringx, and Mr*. Brown­ lor you may gather all the social and po­ ing, after long experience, wrote, “In Bug­ litical poHsip of the country side, and so land no one lives by versa that lives." Far and away the moat successful poet, long as lockjaw to not n rural epidemic you can also bear many a hair stiffening legend ia a pccduiury seuse, is Tx>rd Tennyson, or side splitting joke revived under the in­ who U sold to derive between £3,000 and £7,0.1)a year from hto work*. From Mew»r*. fluence of good company and good cheer. Moxon k- Co., hto first publishers, bo re Monday afternoon s goodly crowd was ceired, on an average, £1,500 a year in roy­ tunembled, when a newcomer said: "Wasn’t the Trenton pike ghost located alties. Loser, Massnu Strahan <fc Co. paid him £3.000 for his works alreuly In print, somewhere gut here!" “Oh, yes,” replied Landlord J. Holmer whlcfi were to be published on commis­ Bergen. “the place was close by here, and sion; and during the five years of tbe con­ tract thuy paid him over £31,CW. His next the ghost is doser by now.” "I don't see anybody here tlvtl looks at publisher* were Messrs. King &Co., whoae ail ghostly. What do you suppose you engagement was to pay £4,000 a year, with a sctMirate aceount for new works. Now mean!" •There he to, air. Tbe only true and the laureate is in the hands ot Messrs. Mac­ genuine ghost in North Brunswick town­ millan & Co., who are reported to bare ship,” and Mr. Bergen pointed to a small, paid him £700 for his “Jubilee Ode.’’—Lon­ modest looking gentleman who wm smok­ don Tit-Bits. ing with hto chair tilted back against tbe window. “That is tbe retired ghost. Let Tbe French quarter of this city shows him speak for himself.” one surprising peculiarity. It is this: Ac THE STORY. “What! Freeman Ayrvef” almost shout­ least three out of every five Frenchmen ed half a doe<-n younger members of the wear ijile whiskers. The general idea ot a group, while the older men chuckled aud­ Frenchman, with most people who have not crossed tbe water is that he to a slim ibly, saying: "Ob, yesi 1 remember all about it now. bnllt, palo faced man, with a block waxed Tell ns the story. Freeman, for the benefit mustache and goatee or a pointed beanL A census of tho French quarter will not of the beys." . After bring a little further importuned produce half a dozen of tho type. A large Mr. Ayres lighted a freah cigar and pro­ majority of the men are full faced, ruddy fellows, with tbe prevailing style, as I said ceeded: "It wan In the summer of 18ti8orl8G3, above, ef clean, close shaven (acre except I’m not sure which, that this thing hap­ ing a little patch of bushy whiskers in pened. Frank Tracy kept this house here, (rant of each car. I asked the proprietor of a Bleecker street and the big frame cottage down yonder on the left « you go to New Brunswick wm restaurant, who himself looks more like owned by another man named Tracy, who the comic paper pictures of beet oating lived in New York. The bouse was empty, John Bui! than the accepted Jean Crapaud and Frank, who looked after it, had a lot about this fact. To most people outside of of oats stored In one of tho parlors. At France, he said, Paris stood for France, that timrf I was a young fellow, working and the customs and characteristics of on the dam at Parson's snuff milL and Paris were taken as repreaunlotive of all France, which Ln far from being the truth. went past beta to and from home. "Frank Tracy bad a chore darky be Host of the Frenchmen in New York come called Mose, and one morning early, as 1 from the rural districts, with a sprinkling was going to work, I saw Moot- coming from tli? cities of southern France, and to down from tbe hotel with a bag for oata. one who knows can be readily distin­ Something put it Into my head to give tbe guishcd from the dapper gentlemen who darky a scare, sad I slipped into the cot­ bail from gay Paris.—New York Star. tage, which wm open at the brick. and "Mose came into the parlor whistling Tbe virtues of while hoarhound are eel cheerfully and began filling his Img. I let forth at leisure. “Boiled with iris root till out a groan like a sick dder mill ’ the thin! part of tbe water to warted. it to “’XVb—whr—who's dab!' 1 heard Mose good (or old coughs and nfiscs phlegm, cxdaim in a kind of awe struck whisper. taken a spoonful when the cough comes “lie evidently listened a littlu bit, and on. Stamp— 1. e.. pound—the leaves with then went on filling his bag. 1 let oat h'jiK-y, and apply for agnails and swellings another two bone groan and brought one about the nails or joints. The juice deareth foot down on tbe floor like a pile driver. the eyes and killeth worms in the cars,” SCABIES TBE KEO HO. which wm one of tho minor plagnm of “ *W-w-a-u-gh! O-oo-hl’ yowled Mom m Queen Elizabeth’s time and before. “All be flew through the door, fell over tbe yard kinds ot boarhound are good for women to fence and flew up 'the road, yelling nt bathe in that have weak back or pains in every jump till he fell on the hotel porch, the legs. The dtotilled water is good against and all Frank Tracy could get out of him all scabs and wheales. For madnese. stamp bouadeck and roccx, equal parts, with "•Ghoaeef Oh, Lordy, Ma-tsa Frank, milk, and bind on tbe fureheid and tem­ ghoaes! De Lord have mossy on dis pore ples. Face swollen or scorched, rub it niggah! GhosesI* twice or thrice a day with the jalco of “'A bucket of water and a tumbler of bouadeck. Juniper or tbo berries burned liquor brought hbn around so that he wm j■.iveth -,, away all venomous beasts,” like able to tell how a ghost seventeen feet taosquitora, moi “aud all infection and corrup­ high, carrying ite he.-id on a pitchfork, had tion of the air.”—Shirley Dare's Letter. warned him for stealing onts; that the legs bad kicked him out and the bands had Italian' Occupation*. tried to knock hto brains out with ths bead Wax mutches, quite as good as the im­ on tbe pitchfork, and a lot more of It. "Frank Tracy, of course, took no stock ported ones, are now made in large quanti­ ties by Italian immigrants in New York In the gbort. • “Tbe next morning I was In the cottage and Brooklyn. In New York the Italians again, but Mose never showed up until also prepare macaroni, vermicelli, bologna broad daylight, and Tracy threatened to thrash him because the horses were not trifling sum which they earn In boot black­ fed. At lengt h I saw Mose coming down ing and by tbe sale of fruits and randTre or the road like a scared colt, while Frank by organ grinding seems very large in their and another man stood in the road at the eyas, and their poor friends at home are fascinatedly what they hear of the riches hotel watching him. I let Mose fill his bag, and then I began my racket Of course to be had in America, and so emigrate in Mose fled, but hold on to his bag. He went large numbers. One of tho most prosper­ t:p tbe road on the full yell. I tell too I ous rertaurantapn Union square to owned by an Italian who gained a small fortune thought I was haring lota of fun, and so I did as long as it totted. When I looked with his hand organ and inverted it profit­ out 1 saw Frank Tracy and a lot of the ably in this way.—New York Ledger. u 'ighbora coming full tilt for the house. “In three minutes they were all around Mrs. Remsen—Can you leave me a little the place, acd more were coming. I never saw a crowd gather eo quick in all my life. change this morning. James! Mr. Remsen—No; I have adopted a mot­ I didn't like the looks of tlie thing at all I could not get out, and besides I did not to yon ladies taught ms at the fair but want to get out into that crowd, for I knew night. Mrs. Remsen—And what to that! there were a good many of them who Mr. Remsen—■Oh, you all said, "Wo don’t didn't like to be fooled. It w.u the ghost that was scared now. When they crime give change;" and I think I can work that nosing in down stairs I skipped up Into the dodge too.—Munsey's Weakly. garret, which wm only a cockloft. 1 groaned anti made a little row occasionally, The Bay City painters’ strike is ended, and when I did they woald scoot ontxide. and again demonstrates the folly of expect­ ^UK GHOST CAJT~KEI>. "Then the stage from New Brunswick ing to obtain 10 hours’ pay for nine hours’ work. and all the paseengent got oat to tbe ghost Frank Brower, from Park, came over with a squirrel knife and a huge bloodhound. Finding Ae fellows fled every time 1 groaned, y ventured down Into tbe second story found a lot of wallpaper that bad off from tbe dampness, j wrapped mo and paraded in front of the windows. There! Look! There it tor shdnted Squire Turn Pearce. *It’s got on a striped shroud. It's the ghost of some convict.' “Georg? Brown took a crack at me with his rifle and I fled to the cockloft again. Bo Honor Roqulrod of Booponoible Portloo to Commence Treatment. MIXER’S CASS FOR THB Formerly at xew York, now R>e crirtrated muw® af the Frwh MMIral s<11T1 ML, by °I (Heads sod pstiv.i's hasdeeidrd to v • 2 1n®e Hastings, Saturday, June 13, 180]. ConsuUrtirt. .nd —ir-Attoafnw BLOOD (?) THE CREATE6T CANCER & SCROFULA <n REMEDY OF THE AGE. |XJ Cures afi BLOOD and SKIN Di««ae»A» a Blood Purifier it Jim r.o equal. Send fbr p-unphlot «how‘n£ testimonial* cf many Rev. W. A. Hunsberger, new pas.or 1st M. E. ehureh at Hcsh.gon, writes as fillows: 1 take pleasure In »ajlre. to ill whc:u It ray •■iiuer's Cancer and Scrofula #»«»}• the three ream' pst’orate at lifting*. Mlrhteiut, tb«r were mtini-er* of mv,c*'are^32u5°!,,i sreRs’lou au 1’brrefore I b«d oPi-ortutiiy tt> knowtbam nrd ibrir -reHMdy/ 1 to!«iu>rtght. honorable ->n-. wbo?e ioprcrimttat>-<i)* >n»r !>'• rel!- .! up m M Ifnc. As to U.o •wnMly,” It bat wyn u-jri for *oaw Urac, and tor diwww* of the Mood, wo Sot the opinion there l» none better. Thetasuriri* as to the v>lue «l the • inciinnc. oi ti rv>;-cctable pbysleirtii trf tllfflerert a« l»r. ijuuntnan. ©t llastinkl. *nu other*, should be Mimclert slone.*»«• from 1 tnsrbeable to iX. »-*y. to ’“•ri're tor ItOl widen ;.™ r it*; Lu lb>: eh.irl,»< Irjr. a* * rule, are »1tw to recomm-nd anrthlM that may t* cta»-d m When they do it IW be relied noon a* F«re* mhI of real merit a* » “remedy. n” icttaliv. WimutY a H(TX»BEr«Bn. raster First MelhodteC church. UoWwater. Mr.hti.-Though frequently till*is the nr.t instauccin aulehI have given a testimonial .4 IhH dreerlptton. It l» done cheer­ fully now in the Intrre.: of the aBkic^. Cnldtrater Mleh.. • -cl. W. I<w. W, A. H. J u o Dr. A. C. Frutty Celebrated Surgeon and President Of the Fruth Medical and Surgical Institute, I’enuaneally MtaUisbetf and lncoT|x>rateil under the laws of the state uf Ilk. with a capital stock of Si00.000, for t1.. .— and successful treatment uf all form* of Chronic and bexual Disea*r». Catarrh. Abthma Stomach. Kidney, Biadder. Nervotts and Special Dlseaee.i of Men and ^onu-n. ' Ably arittoted by a full staff ot eminent physician* and surgeon,, (or every depart­ ment of medicine aud surgery. nimportant to Ijulie*. Many la-hes are of Catarrh Cared. Catarrhal ri(ertu>a»c<tto! the opiulou that th- disease* pertdiar to b*r DOM. throe-. lung* and rtotuseii. • reix-ium a •ex are Incurable* i'.y my new metBoa of treat­ asthma, eonanmption ,.’’r t"'-M *«d screSttte ment. which I* entirely aufl rarily ap­ plied. you i>eod not suffer a livlne iteaiii. Ad method* which a ra»t bo*i.itri . u,rrirtwv & insrAttED-nr cams strictly oouflaebhal. Curab!«c**rx guar­ proved wartie of d-nfidet re. W, U«r proof at sucres* that! tbe trettaivtusi*®* iu Drs. Mixer 4 Sens, Hastings, Mich. anteed. Dr. Fruth after yraro of experience ha* per at the Itutltateol tbouMu.1' trip!-. we restored to health stoat; pplm-i. l-vted thr mo*’, infallible method of euri -K Vila! CHANCIIKY SALE. Which mum M*rrta*r Married rnons <.r yuine In puraaree of »n<l by virtue ot an order find drain la Urine. Norfumal Ruck, Melancholy, mniemplattag marr1«j.v, «w;;r<Wree of tho clreuit court for lire Cwn’y of Impaired Metnotj. Barry, lu chancery, in the Mate Mlchtosn. Want of Lncnry fretnriure decline ol tbe M»i>- weakot M. Iom of proetvallte r-owtre. ir"PXrorr m*i!e and <Jate<»ou the rtih day ot February A. D. IW1. in seerinin pause therein pernkn* wherein *tail«p«v er FJU ro«mrely cured hyeqrse* Gt-onpi W. Button «« romriaftiMt and Roas Impoteney re.*ult». Tbn*e terriole dlsordsnLayne*. Mary Bound* sod Henry ». Bounds *n»!nx from ruinous ©radices of yteUb. bilKht- and never tailing Hospital treatmint. ' itadyr*Stet/w^*rri-ur, ’ M»a’erii|r,,!we?ptan ' are deteudant*. Notice to bert :>r given that I shall »eil»at to an ttnUinv'lr crave tboueanils -if yojns n»'-n macase, i>t*i>j ^-» am: Muwir-il ta-uad:--. trratr-j Sublle suction io the nbfiie-H bidder, Iki Sxlar- XaSSK'.10’..,K syths elrvent!i-d*y ot July A- 1». IWi.at ten ©•clock In tbetorciK-Mo, at tbe north front door File*. Fistula, fissure. Polypi Cuftri without Epllepey positively cure-! bv onr new an-! of tbe Court bore- In tbe City ot HzMln-^ County pain, knlls or eantcry. No detention from bintnever falling Hospital treat men:. uf Harry and Mate of Miel.l»*u. -rid Court how jiejBbrltie the place tor ItoJdiuz tbe circuit coart for Free Examlnntfon of the Urine. Each person applying for mcdlral treMm- nt thorid m>‘. vrid Count) of Barry tbe fol^wing dmeribed or bring an »«uuee ot tbeir onne. wbirb will receive a careful chemical ana tn!en»«5>ira eumprop-riy. to wtt: Tb* north ea»t quarter of the ©Orth SUM quarter <■' Sectlnu tweuty one. tn iaatton. U ONUKlinT. CURKE perfect*! in oM raves which hare Ix-eh ncgl-rt-d or untia!UB!|y town there north, rauve tea wr*t la Barry treated. Now trilnrec Hartles treated by mall aud expre*.. ;-ut whencounty. Hlcblxan. personal coftsa rrred. Curable oaf* guaranteed. Dated HaitW. M!eb- May JKtb l«l. ALUSZO E. Sexastok: Clreuit Court Cotumvuiossr. . UbiCS&O. HL Barry County. Mleh. Smith A Corxnwvx. Solicitor, for ComplalbanL For Sale by all Druggists. m Try the Hastings Banner one year. C/» UJ In 2 STEKETEE’’ r CHOLERA It is Conceded That RUSSELL fioo Cholera cure Has met the expectations of all who are look 1 . ’ IMPROVED HOG CHOLERA, aud PIN WORMS IN HORSES ing for the latest and best things in HrNDBKDS Of7 THEU. Mhv: it to boa too WILLIS ROBISON. Fw«alcbi HattIng* by IF. H. GOODYEAR. DruQptot. ' 15213860 SPRING DRESS GOODS It is Certain That Russel has shown to the ladies of Hastings and vicinity the best and most desirable line of Now is your time to -buy your supply of ness any worse than I did. "They organised a storming party, aud Fred Van Dmznen volunteered to go into MJuw te«y to my that the work cost more tho cockloft. It wxi not floored, and the than they expected: But see their faith­ •first thing he did was to break through the fulness. The surplus was made into ves­ sels ®f g»kl iumJ silver for the house of the a groan and thesiorming party fled. FreJ Lewd. Let the surplus of wealthy Chris- Van Dccrseu was no coward, however, and talus be devoted to sending forth vessels of after be bed nibbed his scratched shins and talked a little bo swore bq wpslcj bare ■ a^htef that ghost or know why no didn't. burnt offarimji In the Jn tooHn^fcretaAhe there wm a scatcouUnurily riTtbe day* I tie on tbe rool He came up ag»duj?oldly. „ , । and throwing tbo scuttle let in the light, ,TKLH’ ' - •Come cut of bercrou unholy skunk!’ Bars, but when he dieri . . • r. . . -J . abraited Frerl as be sawra* F rihl cortige in Judah, both on “I came out, the worat scat*! Qbort yon sojde. See notice the the first man that Vouched ma would MILLINERY GOODS SUMMER CLOTHING. The Universal Verdict ever shown in Barry County. t rYe \'a'e values iu men’s suite, all wool, stylish, elegant and durable. Cheviot cassimere, worsted, etcAn unlimited assortment in SACKS and CUTAWAYS of every color and shade. It Costs You Nothing To see our stock of clothing, hats, caps and furuishinit goods and we beleive we can satisfy you in goods and price! ’ l4 wen. R' MUDQE & Is that the goods and the prices are right Call in. We are constantly receiving new things in our line and are always glad t° s'10Vb them � https://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/418/HastingsBanner_1891-06-04.pdf de894084d2357830ba298a6e057cc5d4 PDF Text Text Largest Circulation of any paper in the County. Hastings V011. XXXVI. NO. 5 Hastings, mich., june a, is9l Hastings Banner Published Ttiundays by Fannie Carpenter led the missionary meeting at the S. D. A. church last Sun­ day night. Subject. Health atul Temper­ ance. Ten potato bugsatand guard over every |>otato hili. Fact, from actual count. Chancy Wood, -who in working hi the Rnnids. got a blow on .Ills bead from an Iron h. the hands of of the mob who at­ ! General. tacked'the street ear upon which he was IX o<Klt’n<1 ImII duh. working. The injury is not wrlous. 1/Sra. Annie lhn«,u,l, ot Woodhrnd townCora Forto, who has Im*cu in poor »hlp. wed |(H )•„„ WM ln l|w health fur a long time, is going, to Wood­ Uken’’ !l” ,<’r ‘ "r '",l1 plclun' land to be uuder the care of Dr. Baugh­ man. You who are compelled to draw the purse strings ’tight in the cause of economy, will never know how . icatlv it is to your interests to make your pur- COOK BROS., ----AT---kwixgh. mich. COUNTY NEWS. TOWER i util you have visited Hudson's store and found i nt all about the grand quantities and startling prices which prevail during the month of June. ftwillr>»lu,«llre«r old boy of Wood­ land. got a (lalibone In 1,1. Uiro.1, and his parents expected their son and heir would have a lounh lime ir ho nulled thrvuith. Hut timely aid of the doctor relieved his suffer­ ings and quieted the feara of nn anxious father and mother. hi th Osparallelad laducements this Weak. John B. Marshall Is the newly elected trustee of Nashville in place of W*,P. String­ ham. who removed from that place after his election. Men's Suits—Stern, Block i Co. sold us 18t> s.nvyer and Silk mixed suits last Friday. The reg­ ular wholesale price is $11, and they tetail at $14 to $15. Take choice this week at $10. Tomakeit ilotihly attractive in our Men’s Suit Department we put all the residue of our Fire Sale suits to close them out at Ten Dollars. All wool suits guaran­ teed worth regularly $15 to $16, for $10 this week. Men's Pants—The Unexcelled Pant Company ask­ , I us to close their light-weight trousers. They have always wholesaled them at $2. $2.50, $2.87 ar. ■? >. We made a pat cash offer of $1.50. We jot them—oh. what a lot!—three, four, five of a lot. ' ar.e patterns fifty of a kind. Take choice this aeek all wool pants for $1.SS. Ponder over this. W. । i made trousers worth $8, many worth $4. at <ni ' eighty-eight. Don't wait until the best pat­ terns are picked out. / : Hoy's Suits—The residue of the Malcomson stock. Yw. they are in bankruptcy; what of it? Were • tjy not the best manufacturers of boys’ clothing America,' Certainly. They came to gqef: we bought the stock. .. Thursday morning Geo. Ferguson, of Nashville, paid Justice Mills $3.0t) fltie and costs for getting drunk and misusing his family. # Nashville nomces In many new side­ walks, and anyone who has ever traveled her streets kiffiws she Deeded ’em Dan Pratt of Nashville, went insane the other day. He left home and walked to the McKelvey school house in Maple Grove, when be saw a little girl playing. He was armed with ftn axe, and. brandishing the wicked implement, gave chase to the little girl, who tied Into the schoolroom, pursued by Pratt. 'Die teacher and scholars were greatly frlghtene<l and tied. For some unaccountable reason, he then gave up the chase, and walkwl quietly away. He was later captured by Constable Niles, brought to this city, taken before Judge Armstrong, and after the usual medical examination wasadjMged Insane. He is now, in tlie Kalamazoo asylum. Nahvlle races June <ith ami 10th, $530 in purses. FIIEE! A Standard liegdlation Ball and Bat this wyel: given away with eiery boys’ suit worth $2 HUDSON’S J. W. vGod frey was at the county wal Friday. Eva Reufvr.was at Hastings Frida). Mrs. H. Will accompanied by Clara | Smelcher were in Hastings Friday. Mr. 1W. accompanied them home. IL Wolcott and wife. Mrs. 11. C. Pecki ham arid Mrs. W. H. Pardee were in i Hastings Thursday. Dr. H. C. Peckham was In Hustings Sat­ urday. C. V. Riegler was in Lowell Friday. Freeport is bound tn have n jolly time tlie 4lli. < ,, Little Arloa Riegler is under the doctor’s care. Hattie Bouck, from near Grand Rapids, . Is the)mest of her uncle, W. 8. Bouck. I The W. R. C. had pome very appropriate I decorations at the Congregational church ri GRAND RAPIDS. mk ■ K I I I ” I I with ’ Mrs. Rob Elston of Maple Grove, with a big lot of eggs, climbed to the top of n straw covered hen house to set some liens. The roof caved in, and Mrs. Elston, tla* eggs and hen# were mixed up generally. In fact .u------------ Mr^ they were " lu ll” with a vengeance. E. has no further desire for setting hens on the top of straw roofs. ibp stKts S8c worth81.75: Si.-jy worth S ; SI.75 worth $2.50; 83 ill; - . And thtnwtndsof $ff.5O t|o S5 suit.* worth $5 to I a ■ A I . The tofrs are all smoking wedding cigars on F. E. McCullom. “ We Slave just received a nice line of fine pants, overaUs, I •ket- and working shirts. ~ • W"J C. V. Riegler received the sad inteli ligenre Saturday that his father whs dead. ;ne was very aged nnd whs loved and re- i , . TRUNKS AND VALISES, Wr- have a hondonsupercal line of these goods and can suit | sunii»j«i toil i’ll both quality ana price. ’ I wi‘h her parent! at tills place. We Can Collar and Cuff You froui the largest and best assortment ever in Barry Co. M ATQ we have^Q all styles, varieties and at ail prices1 irk 1 O .fust at this season our straw hats are all the rage an<l are sdliiig fast for the reason that they are first class and worth what we ask. #• Furnishing Goods: spection of our line, pii-cl of Oxfords. Four-in-hands, Windsors. Bows, etc. Boots and Shoes. Robin-,on A: Co.’s hoots and shoes. com’ Plow shoes from £1 up. HOLDEN & HIRE. I John Yitfgcr was In Hastings Sunday. It dues the old 4toldiers good t<» get out and march once more. Saturday the church was crowded. After the program hud beelinearriet I out. Mrs. H. C. Peckham in behalf of tlie W. IL C. ami G. A. IL presented Rev. M. C. Dixon with n fine ambrella. Rev. Dixon kindly came for­ ward at tlie last moment and dellveretl an address, when Rev. Meyers, one of the post, had deserted them. The church was most beautifully decorated and the choir rendered very toautiful and appropriate music. There, were several recitations which deserved credlt- NO NEED TO WAIT Now is jour time to buy your supply of SUMMER CLOTHING We have magnificient values in men’s suits, all wool, styii-h. elegant and durable. Cheviot, cassimere, worsted, etc- _ . Au unlimited assortment in SACKS dnd CUT AW A i S of every color and shade. It Costs You Nothing fo see our stock of clothing, hats, caps and furnishing goods, and we beleive we can satisfy you in goods and prices. R. MUDGE & SON Iteaneld. tost Saturday, Decoration day was ob­ served her by the G. A. IL holding a pic­ nic dinner al tlieir hull at noon, tong be­ fore noon people kept coming from all directions to participate in this grand and glorious Decoration day. The church was filled to its utmost capacity and the Grand Army marched from their liall equipped In soldier style and starspangle banner, look­ ing br^hter than ever, float lug In the brea/e. The veterans and citizens were pleased with the speech made by F. E. Doty. After the ceremonies at the church they then formed Into line which extended for a half mile and marched to tlie .cemeter gnd decorated the soldiers graves nnd then with a few ceremonies from the G. A. IL. singing by the choir and tonediction by Rev. Wallace they went home rejoicing over a good time at linnfield. larvi Pnlinatier bad an accident happen to him last week. A young colt bitched to a cm t got away from him. bruising Levi soim* but not dangerously. Henry Budd had a new comer Into ULs family Decoration day. Hiram Col man has not returned from New York yeL John Prine’s two sons. Dean and Frank, from Marshall, came home last Saturday to stay a couple of days. Henry Wlckwlre. of Hastings, was sliaklng hands with friends here last Sat­ urday evf at tlie burg. ijist week Thursday Mark Bellinger had a large Irani raised.. Next Sunday or a' week from Sunday Mrs. Rev. McCoy, of Albion, will talk 'to tlie tooplc at the church at 10 o’clock. Farmers nre through planting. J. Fipencer and wife visited fricrids Hickory Corners last week. Tto picket mill belonging to Cliartey Sears lias been moved one mile north of toke Odissa. Rawson Curtis and wife are visiting her parents at tills place. Jeanette Lipscomb is working for Mrs. Ed Townsend of toke Odessa. Rev. Kidder is preaching In tto norlliern jrart of the state nt present. Nearly every one from this place attend­ ed decoration at Lake Odessa. The late frosts have done a good deal of damage to fruit in this vicinity. Clover is growing finely since the rain but no apples Is the cry In thej>u parts. Ed Decker arid Ettie Culver were married last week. Mrs. Nash has a cousin from Augusta visiting her this week. The cream wagons have started ngnin. We wander if they will deal honret with the farmers this summer. Alta Spencer, who lias been visiting relatives here for the past few months, has returned to her home nt Fowlerville. _ A good many fish have been taken out of the Cunningham lake the past week.. Some jrarlies had two toat- on the lake. The folks took advantage and fished for dear life. Our merchants an; having a big trade, teams constantly coming; and going. so that our streets prevent a business ap­ pearance. Ansel Kingsbury has commenced living in the new addition to Ids ihouse. John Acker has sold the IL R. Co. a strip of land adjoining thi? track for Ice houses. James Doonon and Will Ryan were at home over Sunday. The brick yard force will soon have a large kiln of bi lek ready to burn. There will be a Sunday (school plcnieat ■ Acker's point on the 17th IpsL Cbildrrh’s day at the ehdrch on Sunday the 8!st Inst. Geo. A. Abrams has beer. very sick but is some totter. Carlton. Alva Mott is on the guild is able to lie Washing fftbeep Is the order of the day. Some of the farmer are dragging up around. Weed Owen is very tick. Although their oats and planting corn instead, the wire worms having eaten the same all out. this is out of our district, we must mention . L. M. Foster, of Kttene. -spent Sunday it as he is an old friend of ours. The last winter lias been n hard one on with Carlton friends. We were,glad to bees. David Bailey lost abbut 85 swarms. see him. , J. IL Valentine lost 20 swaraus and Boon Aunt Fanny Carpenter is about the same. Fisher stout n dozes and many others We think some young peofilo bad totter every swarm they had? stay at home, if they cannot toiiave themS Mrs. F. B. Fleming is visiting In Grand Hastings, mich. Banner. WHOLE NO. 1878. Oh, yes! We had a fight on our streets Saturday night. We noticed several parties who had seemingly Indulged in a little too much budge on Saturday night We think that It would lx* well to pass it around and give them all about S10 each. A. J. 1*810101100 burred about ICO cords of wood in IJf days. Who can beat It? Nettie Carpenter made a trip, north Inst week nnd returned on FridayHattie Hurd has gone to York state on an extended visit. Monroe Rowleader is Improving slowly. Pascal Wheeler has nun e-.l to our village. John It. Palmerton and son, Frank, of BattleiCreek, are visiting friends and rela­ tives In Woodland Uris week. ■State Road. Mrs. Huffman and Mrs. Bonham. ....... from Hastings, visited at Mrs. Brown’s Friday. Mrs. Hurst has so far recovered from her injury as to to brought home. A number from this vicinity attended the concert at the Altoft school house Thursday. • Mrs. Maltie Johnson will entertain the Ladies* Dime society Thursday. Jeff Cooley arid family have moved Into Buck Durgec's house. Byron and Mrs. Brangwin spent Sun­ day in Hastings. E. Gttoler and wife, of Baltimore, spent Sunday in Rutland. A. Martin and wife were on High street Monday. N. IX. Merrifield is building a house In Hastings. It is reported that he expects to move Into It as soon ns completed. F. M. Roberts expects to move to Hast­ ings this week. C. W. Biggs Is with his family at this writing. Mr. EH I tor:—Can you tell us what kind of u bird It Is that on moonlight nights sings till night? The songs are quite lengthy, the notes clear and melodious. Such a binl bos been beard In this locality all the spring. «Mr. Hale has the wall completed for his new residence. Mrs. II. G. Hale visited iat Greenville last week. Itetta Beigh Is very sick. Mrs. Chas. Reymond has been visiting In Buchanan. • Mark I'owlcs and family fave returned to Nashville to reside. Mrx. P. I). Frace. of Jackson. is the i guest of her daughter, Mrs. Frank Wolcott. J. M. Wood, of Lansing., lias toen in t< wn repairing his torn on South Main 8t Mrs. C. E. Goodwin < Is 'Visiting her parents at Wayland. Allen J. Bel! got his right hand In con­ tact with a saw at the factory Monday In­ juring three fingers. James Cross lost his best horse Monday caused by getting to the meal barrel and eating too much. E. C. Ovlatt, traveling passenger agent of the Manitoba Pacific R. IL. was in town last week. E. L. Parish has sold his property on Middle street to toaneftr Lapham. of Maple Grove, and has gone to live with Mr. Staley and wife on the hilL O. W. McCall and family spent Sunday with relatives at Delton. . Mrs. T. I’urkey. while hanging a mirror, fell from the cornmode on which she waa standing, striking her back across two chairs and has been able to do very little since. Juno 2nd being tire 9'Jtli anniversary of Mrs. Nancy Post’s birthdays large number of relatives and from far and near gather­ ed nt the opera bouse In honor of Hie event. Al! had ft pice time and a large dinner. The many friends of Mrs. Eli Nichols will to pleased tu hear that she/fe regain­ ing her health. Mrs. 11. C. Turner, of Waylariji. is visit­ ing her old neighbors this week. ? George ’ Jessup returned to Seattle, Wash., last week after a twd weeks’ stay with relatives and- friends here. Several atteneed the memorial sendees at Prairieville on Saturday. Dhlton. Mr. Knickerbocker is building an ad­ Every one rejoicing over the fine dition to his house, Ettle Faulk Is also weather. building. Mrs. Q. A. Hynes was at Middleville Myrtle Brown and Mr. Garrett; of Kal­ Satur..ay. amazoo spent Sunday at Ell Nichols. Mate Livingston, of South Fine lake, Mrs. Wm. VanHorn Is able to to out again. spent Sunday here. * M. IL Gwin was at Galesburg Tuesday. Jas. Gwin and wife, of bherwood, are visiting Jheir children here. Tl»e K. of P. toys received many tompliIf the wives of our employers were to ments on their parade at Decoration take the trouble to inquire a little closer service. 1 The Delton stortrs observed Decoration into the domestic-livex of the men em­ ployed by their hustonda this world would day by diming from U to 3 o’clock. Mrs. Eugene Hurtboni left for Sand be a far brighter one’ for many a hard, worked woman who buries her trouble In Beach Monday to visit friends. her heart ami wipes away the only out­ Will Cliase visited Battle Creek Wednes­ ward trace of it with her apron. I know day. . Geo. Norwood and family are all much of an employer whose wife interested her»clf in the lives of the people in hia store bo improved in health. Many farmers are replanting com owing that she ascertained the birthdays of their wives, their children nnd.cvcn the wedding to th>- voiaeious appetite* of cut worms. Gwin & Co. have Improved their store days. It was douc so quietly and so sweetly that none suspected her purpose, but frofit by repainting the same. Dr. Scribner reports no more cases of nowon each festive day in thosz fifty odd measles in town and anticipate'- no further families there comes some pleasant remembrauct*. Il Is never the same, but always trouble in that din*ction. The Dr. lias met witli splendid success In all his practice something that L« just needed In that fam­ ily at that time. here. • Every six month tbom husbands find a Wm. P. Sidnani has been unable to at­ little difference in their Salary envelopes. tend to business the past week on account At Thanksgiving a splendid bird goes to" Of lllMM. each of the lioums in t he employer’s uiuue, The fish commission party have gone to at Clirmtmas time the baud of the wife Is •Pine lake. They found Crooked to to visible. Now that is practical chhrity. God congenial for the fastidious pike and will only knows how many burdens that ons .accordingly plant that variety of fish here. woman has made ettolcr.'-liow many lives B. A. Wait, of Kalamazoo, was in tewn ohe has ninde brighter. None of the wornbne dav last week calling on his many en whose paths this one woman bos so friends. rr.’ pleasantly smoothed has ©veroeen her! To The MogUlla of th? C. K. A S. IL R. them sUe it- like nn invisible angel of goodjan n special over the line Sunday. They nesa, but ninny are the silent prayers that made our village a short visit, expressed go up in those fifty homes for her gentle themselves well pleased, slxxik bands with consideration for othtra.—Edward Bok the town pump and silently Blole away. in todies’ Home Journal. Hon. P. T. Colgrove and wife, of Hastings, were guests of F. A. Blackman last Friday ijnd bat unlay. Look atrhu methodical walk of the ser­ Numerous and flattering are the com­ ried mass cf clerks and otherfan n position ments upon the address rendered by the more or less dependent . They are slaves to lion. P. T. Colgrove nt Prairieville last the clock, and to the rontine to which Saturday, suffice to say he held spell bound their daily boon are devoted. Do they not bls thousand listeners for nearly un hour, walk oddly alike* And well they may, fax thrilling them with grand sentiment they are alike—nt least in so far ns they strengthened by touching eloquence and are integers to help forward the ruutlna making impressions upon the minds of his business wbrk of the world. Their very hearers that will stand as lasting monu­ steps semi to say: “I nm one of those who ments to Ills tonor. have to be here at arch tuid such a time, F. C. Brooks and family visited friends nnd there at such a time.-. I must not de­ in Orangeville the first of the week. lay. I must hie me tn my work." • It Is the saind with soldiers. They, too, are like an’many spokes in a great wheat EM. M. B. Rawson of Wayland will In sweet contrast there h the self mad* apeak for.us Sunday. man. He- may have been a clerk like Mrs. ,Abby ___ Yates of Woodland ___ __ *in others in.his younger days.] If so thereto entertain the todies mite society Thursday n touch of It still in l.is gait But there is June 11th. also inueb more. It bus developed into a Dr- Edwards is at Hartford this week. strut of the first water. Hi holds Ills hood John Marks has returned from Holt high so that nil may look at him, and If where be lias been In the fence business. they will follow an example may model Alton Mapes to again able to be on our themselvtH upon him. “Behold me!” ho seems to say; “1 am what llhuvo made my­ 1). T Sprague nnd wife, also Lonzo self! Did you everscannytaiiig so remarkWoods and wife are visiting friends HP able?"—All the Year Round. North at McBride. Mrs. Lewis Cube! Is on the sick list In the forest of Guiana dwell some very large and exceedingly ferocious black anta, I On a recent Sunday night a pure while which throw up hills fifteen and even animal, resembling a cross betwee a cat twenty feet in height. They will not heriund a dry goods box ambled its way up to tate to attack man. nnd their hemlquanen the residence of a prominent farmer in the are usually given a wide berth- The trav­ south west part of this township. An oc­ eler Malouet sptnks of having witnewed cupant of the house as promptly ambled the destruction of one of these fortmae* his way out of doors toward the daring nnd Its inhabintrita tn a wayithnt was car- Bert Cooper Is tome nn a flsit. Charles Demeray and bride visited friends In Marshall last. weeK. tou Miller and wife and Olive Miller visited at Ben Miller’s last jfaiday. Smith’s. , .. . A little eight lb. girl arrived at B. Rufus Vester was In Inins Sunday. Jav Carpenter and family spent bundav Potter’s May 3!»L Mettle Eno Is home from Battle Creek. with Chas. Brook* and family. E. Jones ami wife, of Carniei. visited at John Allerdlug. of Camptoll, and tost girl attended church at the Center Sunday E. G. Potter's last Sunday, > Mrs. Jake Shoup Is caring for tor tTCLlR Covert. Fannie Hartman. Ed daughter, Mrs. Bon Potter, I a Prospects are good for a large crop of Hartman. Mary Woodard. L. M. Foster . • and Catba Blakeslee attended tjic M. t- cherries. Mrs. Green, of Assyria, is visiting her intruder. The crack or a rifle aroused the church Sunday evening. neighborhood and threw chips high in the • Jason Platt and G. T. Daniels an? In daughter, Mrs. Bellea. air, while the curious animal combination Grand Rapids working on the street car moved rapidly toward the gate, followed WtHMitaad. swiftly by another ride ball. The bullet line. Oats never looked so poor as they do came close to its mark as a lot of white this spring. ................... Myrtie Fuller gets no totter we bear. hair, resembling a cat’s was left on the Perry. Lloyd and Johnnie Hunsieker Sbe Is confined to her bed post of the ground near the garden gate. In its have the measles. l,,Mnny fields of oat* are completely de­ Another large crowd in town .Saturday flight the curious animal jumped over an eight foot gate and In its haste to gain the stroyed by the Wire worm. Farmers are nlghL woods bounded easily over an intervening | Decoration day passed off very pleasant­ nluwlnc up their fielrl. .ihI pliuituifi eirn, ly. Judge Smith, of your city, delivered barn. It is supposed that the animal Is > but tlie cut worm take the com aa Kaat »a nn excellent oration to a large audience. fataly Injured as all day Monday tufts of It peeps above around, ao the prwtwcts are George Downs, of I*ralriev!lle. was tn white hair were wafted over this town by the balmy breezes. n<J.VL?Hoaardn» ah'1 fttnllr, our village on Saturday. Com planting Is In order much to the We noticed two of our prominent cltlwaa In town Saturday and Sunday called delight of the ent worm and crow. rens running horses on one of our prin ­ here hr the Uhietet "t Xra. B. a xrandcipal streets on Sunday. Wc think that a raothcr. Aunt Fanny Carpenter. Decoration day passed off evry pleasant­ large sized tine would do these parlies Unite a number ol our elllrrne were In ly to the delight of everyone. There were , . your city durlua the week but we will not mncli good. Ed Huffman.has resigned his position as about GOO people gathered and marched to the cemetery. The floral offerings were Uniting depot agent. fine. Tto he school will clone on Friday. Clare Brown is quite sick with fever. Work on our brick blocks i» progressing '^Joto^Fi'emlnr expects to go to Marshall Chas. Ruggles is on the sick HsL rapidly. one day this week cm business. Rariids, the guest of her mother. Albert Kelly nnd wife, of Hastings township, and’ Daniel Snyder and wife, of Grand Rapids, spent Sunday al C. L. The best Advertis­ ingmedium in Bar­ ry County. entirely nr^whU lt andfiiled with dry wood, which wax set fire to simultaneously at all points. Hen a train of artillery waa brought v» bear un-J the-hill knocked to pieces with the cannon ball*. The ante, seeking to escape, were all bnmed in their attempt tu crow the fiery gytler.—Inter­ view in Washington Star. A Rimpk and economical way of tarring sheet iron pipes to keep them from rusting is aa follows; The oeCtlomi as. made should be coated with coal tar and ttou filled with light wood shavings, and the latter set a* fire. It is declared .that the effect of this tieally proof against rust for an iud period, rendering future painting ui aary. It la important that the iron Hence tto directions for the besting.—New Yortt Jcnnml । _ ’ E ,\ f ’ - 9 ir ’ * $ * ’ ’ �y. /in. ' HUNTERS Of HUMAN That. Your Hair HEADS. Maripoaa Sauirfay waa * >rf Wu«« Mr W.uoa bAA non tur Mawaaj J —- w . the South islands far copra, nmrl aheito sud other commodities. Ho 0d UrTnst Ooritt to a reporter about head hunting and cannibaltom that still prevail in the Solomon tolanda: "J first went to the Solomon group as a trader for a Sydney firm, and having filled the poaltions ot storekeeper and land owner for aeven yean, know th«w nttivee weJL My first visit waa to the island of tango. Soon after we anchored some na­ tives came off and warned u* that the peo­ ple on shore wanted to kill the first white man they could. Upon being questioned they stated that some years ago a trader had been killed by them, and a man-of-war hod appeared, exacting a heavy flue of pigs and other things. The war vessel had been piloted by a white man. and the na­ tives bad resolved to kill the pilot, and tailing to kill him they intended to take the life of the first white man on whom they could lay their bands. I found out that the natives were well armed and left the place. “At the island of Rubiana similar con­ ditions prevail. JVhik we were at Bambattan we had a narrow escape. Among know that she waa hungry. First, she wpuld find a piece of wood and carry it in her mouth to her mistress. Pray solve the riddle, ye who maytpeTved so piteously that food was soou forthcomlnff. Qpe day Topsy became the happy mother ot fiveUack kittens. They were born in a big empty feed box in the barn. Under bcr tender care they grew strong and thrived. Topsy’a life waa wrapped up in them. When they became large enough to partake of solid food she brought huccu- kittah got one daily. For ten days she pursued this practice, until people wondered where Topsy found io many tidbits for her darlings. Her fidelity to those little, black, animated bundles of fur was touching, and it waa with a pang of regret that 1 learned one day tliat. she had t»evn robbed of her young. Singly and iu pairs they were given away to admiring neighbors until none was left u> receive t!»e ministratioDs of the young mother. Still, with pathetic regularity she continued to catch mice and bring them to the big box. There ahe dropped them in, one at -a time, until each uf the absent kittens liad been provided for. Topay never seemed to doubt that they chiefs. They finished trading, and I no­ tired that they kept dose to the rudder would return. Finally somebody nailed trunk of the vessel. I discovered a canoe the box cover down and Topay could not under the stem with natives passing up get inside, but for some days ahe visited the spot and mewed most dismally. Then tires on board the ship they fully intended she seemed to become resigned to her loss, and once more became like bee former self. “Our crew soon got out their arms, and —New York Herald. the scoundrels seeing that we were deter­ Gold as a Toslc. mined left the vessel Treachery to rife, and no white man’s life Ik safe among Dr. White, of the medical board of the them, their utmost desire being to secure Charity hospital, of New York, says that .heads. On Baggn island they killed, roast­ gold is an important element in Dr. Koch's ed and ate a man named Childe, who lived lymph. Dr. White has for some time been there. I think he was a runaway from using an injection containing this power­ some American whaler, and had lived on ful inorganic agent, and he says he has the island for over twenty years.” been obtaining results similar to those At Barnetta Mr. Watson waa present claimed by the great Berlin professor. The when the captain of the war ship Diamond statement will be readily credited. The visited the islands. Six ^persons landed, mere possession of gold is a powerful tonic, and there were over fifty natives in am­ ac.ting directly on the nerves, the stomach, bush, all armed with guns, ready to mas­ the heart, anti the personal appearance. sacre the white men If the opportunity ofTake any dilapidated specimen of hu­ manity, diffident, cowardly, insignificant; Balative to the practice of head hunting let him come into possession of a consider­ he stated that the Datives go from island able sum of gold, and note the change. to Island in search for the prizes, watching The hangdog look disappears, the weak voice becomes stronger aud clearer, the death of a chief or at a canoe launching. eye brighter, the carriage more erect aud As many as fire heads planted around the manly. *Tto a wonderful tonic. More­ grave of a chief is supposed to appease the over. the pcstmoiion of gold seems to make evil spirit that caused the death, while at people more careful of their health to be­ a canoe launching the measure of luck that gin With. is in store for the craft is according to the Those plentifully supplied with it are Dumber of heads that adorn the vessel as quite apt not to overwork themselves; they recreate, travel and take exercise. People Mr. Watson is of the opinion that no one having gold also consult physicians more ought to land on these islands without be­ frequently- than those who have it not. On ing armed. The custom of the British the whole, if this inorganic element is as warships to destroy villages, blow up ca- powerful a tonic when injected into the veins as when introduced into the pocket ik> use, as it only embitters the natives much good may be expected from any against the whites.—San Francisco Chroe- lymph containing it.—Chicago Herald. A sportsman was returning from quail shooting, when be perceived a sparrow hawk poise in the air a short distance from him and then dart fiercely down mto the grass. In a moment the bird flew upward with something in iu talons and uttering cries in which acute pain and the fierce joy The sportsman brought his gun to bis shoulder and killed the bird. The bi rd had driven its claws into ti»s back of a mouse, ' perforating the akin, paadng beneath two ribs of the little animal and piercing the akin again Ln such a manner ik could bird In his mouth and buried J_____________ teeth into it just above the joint In the leg. cutting bird bad been killed outright by the hu­ man animal of prey, the mouse having reoived a shot in the side and the bird one of the Esquimau little folks at their play she statement that they are never punished by their parents seems almost Incredible. knee, while fanned the air and tbs boy. But Esquimau small boys are never sent out after a willow switch to reriled by their parents until of al moat twat thread in a filament of jelly, but are may rstsln Its youthful color, fullness, and beauty, dress It dslly with Of tiiflniU' abode, That links us to Omnipotence? Is It the breath of God? When I was 8 years old, said a bonanza king, 1 run away from borne and came out west. In time I drifted into Arizona, was captured by the Apaches and lived among them several yean. One day I saw the op­ portunity to escape and I took advantage of it. I came to Tombstone, aud fore num­ ber of years mined all through that coun­ try. At odd times I would stroll out among the hills. It was while on one of these excursions that I discovered the sil­ ver mine I now own near Tombstone I pre-empted the claim and squatted on iu What little money I had saved I spent in the development of the mine. It look'd promising, and the deeper I sunk the shaft the better things looked, until finally 1 struck what was the best thing in the country. I was a young fellow then, and some of the rough shads thought they’d euchre me out of it. They notified me to vacate, but I paid no attention until one day a band of six or eight men came up, took me outside and actually strung me up. Then they let me down and told me-if J would leave the country they’d let me alone, nnd if I wouldn't they'd string me up agaiu. I told them to go ahead, until one of the leaders said: "Well, boys, that's a pretty nervy fallow we’ve got. We need just such men as he out here. Better let him go." and they let me ga—Chicago Times. Every citizen of the world, growing wiser each year, believes that the flight of time should have no influence upon ths heart, should not destroy vigor of health and freshness of feeling, and should not mark a man as “old" simply by a standard of years. In spite of the rush and excite­ ment caused by modem competition, there are man}* remarkable examples of active longevity. Old men of M years are seen taking tours in Europe. Five people over 70 were found in a party of twenty-two upon an excursion to the Yosemite. Old people like Mr. Gladstone, Dr. Holmes and Mr. Whittier and others both In this country aud Europe are increasing the tendency among people of today to believe that old age is not a matter of years. Our sanitary improvements and the dis­ semination of ideas of hygiene have not only added to the average length of life, but have made those added year* a period of enjoyment and of value to the commu­ nity. According to the ideas exemplified by Mr. Gladstone, it is possible to measure quantity of work done equally with length of days, and to make old age count for The weekly pay for reporting for city more value than mere statistics or the cen­ newspaj>er* runs all the way from 810 to sus. —Boston Journal 980. And there is always a splendid chance thc news instinct, a sense of humor, the ability to write a simple style In a legible hand, eternal vigilance, temperance, ami­ ability, patience, determination and ambi­ tion. Then, furthermore, it behooves the er. Informing himself fully upon every variety of subject that interests mankind. we have the highest regard, and we find pleasure in this opportunity of saying that from the companionship of newhjiaper re­ porters we have derived incalculable profit. ceptirfg jx-rhsps the printer; the- newspaper reporter seems to abound most liberally in wit, humor, invention, generosity, good nature, patience, pluck, fortitude and those ocher qualities and accomplishments which do so much toward brightening and better­ ing human life.—Chicago Newt Nothing is more beautiful than gray hair. And did you ever notice that one seldom sees nu ordinary looking woman with silvery hair? It is because the home­ liest faces are made attractive by this glo­ rious setting. A few days ago a woman who mutt have been 70 years old at least stepped out of a carriage on State street and received more admiring glances than any young lady within the block. Her hair was drab gray Her bonnet waa gray velvet exactly the shade of the hair, and her suit was doth the same color. She wore a long carriage wrap of gray cloth lined with gray silk, gray gloves and a fluffy gray boa. She was certainly a symphony in gray.—Teresa IL Dean in Chicago Herald. Messer Bros. & Reynolds Invite the attention of the farmers of Barry County to Ayer’s Hair Vigor THE HUPER It'clssnses the scalp, cures humors, snd stimulates a new growth . of hair TIMCTIOH Dr. J. C. Ayer & Co. Engines and Threshers. FRANK GILLETT BRBADVR OF Pure Game Fowls. For sale at all times and eggs for hatching. Prifcee, a matter of correspondence. Dutton, Mich. FARMERS! Are you thinking of buying a ■wttppi river ever 1«-:j settled? sianal’y. I Never Can THE OLD RELIABLE I Never Will Be Undersold on anything in my line. Give the smaller and finer hairs •having off.—Interview in St. Louis Globe­ Democrat. B. P. Holebimoa, the M, Cl^ speculator, » about 70 years old. In all his wbSB be published “The Studebaker Wagons JESSE TOWNSEND. Office at Residence on Michigan Ave. HASTINGS. MICH. bO YOU TAKE THE vhy won , The Reed No. io Harrow BROWN’S CORN CULTIVATOR. Cadwailadw’s AGENCY COLUMN. Ornox WITH BOUBOOX, OVBB iowu-1 aroax, aurtioi 100 acres in Woodland to exchange fo' smaller farm and difference. 196 acres In Hope township, known as the Doty farm, will sell for 94900 on easy terms. • Several 80 acre parcels for sale at bar­ gains ranging from 81.800 upwards and M OujAUia." to th. o™, Godin, &». some will take part city property Id ex­ change. rille, Esq. .________ _____ mustache market. I Never Have, given him fifty cents to keep off.—Detroit It ia ntimaud that Un HuaaIao earn palgo at Napoleon oast the rnnch and Unir alliaa about 300.000 men. The Io*. o, the Enneb at the battle of Waterloo waa about BUBO; that of the aUta, Incladloa Prussians. was 28 000 Hundreds of fanners-in Barry and adjoining counties cm tell yon from experience that this is the best binder in the If so, Remember that SPECIAL ! majestic in appearance, brilliant Ln oonrer- Milwaukee Jr. Binder, Tlie Daisy and Tiger Rate, THIS SEASON! Remember that this column contains but a very small part of the property I have for sale or exchange. I have Improved and vacant city lota for Dr. Dupre has placed on record his opin­ ion that a gallon of oil would in a very sale and exchange in all parts of the city. Firming lands for sale and exchange In short time cover an area rather in evrewall parts of the county. I have some choice Grand Rapids prop journalist and a ithor of this city, enjoys one-teifth of an inch. Such a film would admit of the easiest possible ignition. Af ­ erty for sale at a bargain. official eminence n the Authors’ club, one ter the lapae of a tew minutes the oleagi­ meeting of this dub, when the baza of talk nous film would have become much more On Jefferson street two bouses and lots was loudest, and the smell of tobacco attenuated, and would consequently be smoked in long stemmed pipes waa ttrong- much more difficult to set on fire. It to at bargains, and on easy terms. just possible, boweter, that the thicker .Near furniture factory,—one lot and film, being fired first, would rapidly com­ house well finished 91.000; 9500 down, municate the flames to the thinner portion, bal. on time at 7 per cent. or that the oily costing might have above And one house and tot one block from stranger who is with us this evening says it concentrated petroleum vapor, which, factory. 9800; 8300 down, bal. at 7 per it to a ten dollar bill. If anybody in the once ignited, would form a ready medium cent. Cheap. House and lot near Whip and Felt Boot is at any time owned such a thing for the tranemtoadon ot the flame to the oil itself.—Chambers’ Journal. factor)’, 81.000. 9500 down, bal. 3 years at 7 per cent Several splendid, bargains In tbehat a claimant or whether ft blew in through Well provided with footgear would Mem ward and other parts of the city. the window.—Brooklyn Eagle. Brick barn for rate at a bargain, on cor­ ner opposite Ford’s iiotel. 80 ft. froht by 140 ft. deep, well located In The bed of the baby Eskimo is not always Seneca Falls. N. Y„ has on the land 1 brick one of eiderdown. There are times of ■tore three stories, also dwelling house and good barn. Can be bought at a bargain, of the ice makes hunting impossible, and It is easy to believe that thia strange whim or will exchange for Hastings or Grand — >A - A —1_________. Rapids property. The city of Seneca Falls whose work consists entirely in polishing has a population of 7,000 and upwards—is adulU, but infanticide in Greenland la ua- and generally attending to the multitudi- largest town In Secena Co. 40-acre farm In Irving, all Improved, soil bem' Journal. murdered infant turns into an evil good. Can l>e bought at a bargain on eairy terms. । J 84 acres fractional—over runs 15 or 30 acres, M mile east of Sheridan, good fram­ York Evening Suu. ed house. One of the cheapest farms in — ------------ --------- ---- — ~wi..lll»AM OJ Barry Co., will take part city property. that amount, and It took about 97 worth 10 acres near city, good house and ban. well and cistern. 150 fruit trees, % acre When the dog grins tbs gold filling gleams beautifully.—Cor. New York Sun. The best made and best running machines of the kind made Price 81,200. Will trade for farm In this ■ection and pay difference. Also ifio acres in same Co. at a bargain. 100 acres in Kansas, well fenced, good ■oil, ■lone house 9 rooms, barn 14 by 70 feet, tool house and granary and well hooite, etc. well watered by creek, timber, 8J< from one and 3 miles from another R. IL town, 80 rods from school. Splendid »toek farm. Will sell at a bargain or take 40 acres in part payment near Battings. Union I’acMte R. R. lands far sate Id the •tetra of Kaozas. Oregon, Washington. Utah, Texas, etc, upwards of S.wxt.ooo The Peninsular TINTED White Lead and Zinc Paints, In Paste Form, Ready for Thinning, Is the most economical form in which paints can be obtained. In support of this statement we call your attention to the figures given below: 100 Lba Peninsular Tinted White Lead $7.50 and Zinc Paint can be bought for 9 Gals. Linaeed Oil, Turpentine, etc., can 5.85 be bought for about................ This will make 13 gallons of p&int mixed and tinted ready for use, at an average cost of $1.03 per gallon. Manufactured with skill and care from the best materials known, this paint, is unquestionably the beat that can be made, and we strongly guarantee and recommend it to the public as such Sold By QOObYErtK PK05. HA5TINQ5, men Where you will find a complete line of P»a» �Dyspepsia The Niagara Falla Route.’ Stations. Makes the lives Of many people miserable causing dlstrew after eating, sour .JXh sick headache, heartburn, loss of appetite a faint, "allgone" feeling, bad taste, Ba|gflEaBal>g Hastj.xos. Stations. Distress After do: get well of ItaelL it Eatinff . rwi,hires cwful attention. 8* and a remedy like Hood's i- IS HAsriy ________________ ”* M. H.CWLUXS. Loea} Agent, Hasting*. 0. w. Kiroot-aa G. V A I. A... Chicago. W Barsapartlla, which acta gently, yet efficiently B tones the stomach, regulars th* dl«»l Jon, creates a good apO| petite, banishes headache, oICK and refreshes the mind. ** I have been troubled with dyspepsia. I had but Httio appetite, and what I did eat Headache Kalana;co i Saginaw TIMETABLE. Heart- S‘’!rB“d, hum goode ' BAtlcr «>u rn falnt ®attng or hi effect Nov. 18, iftfl. I aB-gono feeling, as though I had nut eaten anything. My trouble Win aggravated by my business, painting. Last e spring I took Hood’* BarSOUr saparilla, which did me an Immenw unoum of jomt u „„ „„ appetite, and my food relished and satisfied the craving 1 had previously experienced.” GBOMUC A. Page, Watertown, Mass. Stomach .T‘-! 1891, Sa. JUNE. Mo. Tu. We. 1 2 3 £ 10 LG J7 23 24 30 17 8 J4 15 21 22 28 29 Most Complete In the Case of Professor Briggs, PRINCETON'S i. m.|| io an' ■10 20j Michigan, on -athe 30 day of nn November A I> ire. Iu Uber ot Monies, pies 1^4^ and said mortgage was ou tbe ;®th *>1 December lriS9av.lKr.ed to Clay W. Pettit, and on Dec ® treoagalu duly assignedI by Clay W. Pettit, by his guardian to Mary MfGarland. the mortgrgre in said mortgage and both ot said assignments have been duly recorded said murtgake was ui>on the express condition that the sxld mortgagor should keep the build­ !> 10 ing* erected ubon the premises deersibed there­ in insured against loss or damage by fire by In­ surer* to be approved by said mortgagee and in default thereof It shall be lawful for th" said tnorlgatee to effect such Insurance and the premium so paid tor the same should be a further lieu upon the premises, bearing interest at the rate of 10 j>er cent., and the said mort­ gagor having neglected to effect such insurance, • .v ill not carry passengers unless the said mortgagee effected the same, and paid (relent train permita. on the 10th day of is will be run at the convenience therefor the sum of December last an I there Is now claltneed to be > v reserve the rioht to change due for such Insut auce tbe sum of 931.M. h trains without notice. And It wa» further expnss.y agreed In said I'. Bfritt. <5t>n'l Manager. mortgage, that should there be any default in the paynicut of tbe interest upon the same, at any day when the same should be due and par­ able. and should the same remain unpaid and In arrears for the space of sixty days, then the principal on said mortgage should be due at tne option ot the said mortgagee, and the interest A. M.ir.M if. .M.ff. M. due on the .'oth day of November lxi*0. to wit 9 irt l re 5 <Bi*>ub the sum of *.-0 no: having been paid aud tbe . .1 .’.11 1 40 r. oo! l2 uq same having remained unpaid until this date, under said option said mortgagee now declares m j:i .1 44 g to: tbe whole ot said luortgace due and payable. It ov 4 30 7 to. There Is now claimed tn be due on said I io mortgage tbe sum of 9I0M.ZX and also the sum ot 937A0 for said insurance and an attorney’s fee ot thirty five dollars provided fur In said mortgage, and no suit or ptocecdlngs at taw haring been Instituted to rccorer tbe moneys secured by said mortgage,'or any part thereof: No*, therefore, by virtue of the power of sale contained in said mortgage, und the statute in suck case made and provided, notice is hereby given that on Saturday the thirteenth day of Jone A. D. 1891. at ten o'clock In tbe forenoon. I shall sell at public auction, to the highest .ho 511 bidder, at the north front door ot tbe Court House in the City of Hastings Mich, (that being JO 201 the place where the circuit court for Barry county Is bolden). tbe premises described in said JOOpi mortgage, or so much thereof as may be necessary to pay the amount due on said mort­ t! Ims Tree Abair rar-to Chicago. gage. with seven per cent, interest, and all tegat costs, together withnn attorney's fee of thirty­ fire dollars covenanted for therein, the premises lujj Warner sleeping cars to being described In suld mortgage as nil that certain piece or parcel of land situate lying and being In the town of Woodland Barry county Michigan. ’ and known nnd described ns follows: Commencing nt a point in the center of Thacher street at its intersection with Main street and running thence due cast along tlie center of Thacher street sixteen (16). rods, thence north nine («) rods, thence due west six­ teen MG) rods, thence due south along the center of Main street nine (9) rods to the place of beginning containing oue hundred forty-four square rods of ground, being in the village of Woodland, according to tlie recorded plat thereof. It being on tbe S W U ot section 15 T. 4 .19 N. K. 7 W. Mary M. Garlanp. Mortgagee. Smith A Coi.<;i:nvr.. Attorneys for Mortgagee. .. |l 1 19. & 4.' Dated March 18.1W1. .'li Ml fi ;» 10 33 NOTICE FOB HEARING CLAIMS. State of Miehigsm County of Barry—s*. Notice is hereny given, that by an order of.the Probate Court for tbe County ot Bany. made io j". on thecicblb day •! April. A. D. l«»t>lx months n 4'. from that date were allowed for creditors to present their claims against the estate of John Seat *35 cento for any distance, A. Greble. late of said county, deceased, and tr dns without change between that all creditors of said deceased are rejuirect to present their claims to said Probate Court, st the Probate office, tn the city of Hastings, for examination and allowance, on or before the eighth day ot October next, and that such claims will be heard before said court on Wed­ nesday. the eighth day ot July, and on Tburs<fcv. the eighth day of October next, at ten o'clock in tne forenoon of each of those days. I Dated. April fllh, A. D. 1801. • MICHIGAN By. BETROIT. LANSING / U & NORTHERN w ■ Ktiisri JF‘1.75 w. L. DOUGLAS $3 SHOE _A. E. Woolley, Agent. the ■■ <»ii. tne Circuit County for V ■•.' Kirrr—iu Ctaaeery. Fifth • n:u-t~iu Ctnncery. • I-’ Iu the Circuit Court f.w the L wry. in chxnrery. at Hastings, en' • >t April. A. I), let. »r» Hi. Complainant. Jb!!I f.-tuagin WHl'ngton D. PrttengSI. • f-u*u®ii. Wilttan. a. fVtteagW. ' l'rlt»arfil|. HrtUe E. Peoeogtl. • --suit.. Hugb fvttmgia James * ■ i; sti.-» Rf.k a w.ucin.. Walton 1 Holme* and Nichols, ahepi -luy. defendant*. « •- i’ si>pe*rtn< from affidavit on 'L-t-ii-tants. Wallace H. fctienglll -■<’■• •’ Fmenglll ore not resident* ot ■ ■ reside in tbe state oLNebraaka. •>- «»f Smith & Colgrove. ComHohntorn, it |« ordered that '*l<1 »on-re«Hient deu.'. ।" 4".Mce Hand WettingSL<i.J- be entered herein within four ’miHth.m tliedate ot this order; and Iu enw uJ - nu they cause their answer* to ther c.”'nP,ritt to be filed, nnd a cony -''•’'•'Mi on the comptalnf* Molfcl'! l*'e,'ty days lifter service on them anl»n 1A1b,w V* no<,,» of tt>'» order; J’u“*t tb«reof. said bill will be taken « .' '"on-resH-nt defendant*. ifava nll furt liT ordered, tint within twenty <Lr • If. cause a nottre of this or,o lhe Hastings Baxxkb, a lo «am ,,r,'ned- published and eirenlattag w .L7h’”'V- *Ud ,h*r puflleatiou be cjm.i.iiied therein, once hi esch week, for six UU '«=J«*ion. or that be enure a copy of relntah/ HV.’ be,Pe™o’»Hy served on aald nontS'fln 1 «least twenty days nefore u“” *'‘o'0 Prescribed for his appearance. *««• Thom. tJ. Bat eg. Register in Chancery. theology indobsed. CHAS. W. AUMMTROK*.. jugde of Probate. Mortgage Sate. Milt been Casey, made Indated the. conditions to having .Spellman tebrusry certain by Harrison A. D. mortgage 1888. and jnade recorded in the orshy and Sarah A. furForahy. his of the Register of Deeds, the County of . and dtate of Michigan, on tbe ‘.ritli day of lary. A. D. t«»8. tn liber as of mortgages rex>3. on which mortgage there I* claimed aoe due at the date of this notice tbe sum of r hundred three dollars and thirteen cento, aad an attorney's fee of twenty-five dollars pro­ vided for in said mortgage, and no suit or proeeodlunat law having been Instituted to re­ corer the moneys secured by said mortgage, or M^o?tiieretore’. by rtrtue of ^e power of sale contained in said mortgxR*. and the »t*liitr In such ease made and provided, notice Is hereby given that on Mondav. the Gtb day of July..A. D. 1981. at ten o'clock In the forenoon. I shall •ell at public auction to the highest bidder, at the north premise* described in said mor gageinorthe so tbe front of court bouse mnch asdoor may be tbe necessary o ps>where «he elty ofthereof Hastings, 'that being the with plju* amount dueCourt on for said mortgage ten per the Circuit cent. Interest, and all Barry legal costs, together aith an attorney's fee of twenty-five dollars ed for therein, tbe }*«{»>«» 2LP'°,Ldcff,!l£d or said ni'jrtgase as alt those certain pieces ,.or parcels ol land xltuate in township '9*®^’" the countv of Barry and State ot Michigan. 8 U» ebun*. When prwb/u.rt™ were moved to wk tbe mmioH, to iww on DtT*rimn*ttw Mwunbl, could not ew the rewponeiHllt,. Bee. KUneeer Lr»kine, of Cnrlule, Pk. followed in a lengthy speech against Dr. Briggs’ posi­ tion. Like all the other speakers he dwelt strongly on Judge Breckenridge's advice giv.-n the aaxembly Just before his death Thursday. A motion wax then agreed to fixing the time for the vote at & o’clock p. m., and the debate was limited to ten-minute speeches. Rev James Lewis, of Joliet, uu., spoke for the substitute; Elder Jun­ kins, of Phllm|flphia opposed it. Dr. C. H. Parkhurst, uf the Union Theological seminary, wdd he loved Dr. Briggs, but tiuit he wm a difficult man to get along with. The directory would meet the ns semhly in any plan of settlement of the matter. He favored Worcester’s xubstl tute. Several more speeches were made, nnd then the moderator announced that 5 o’clock had arrived. r.r.lr, U.l...... Drruurt M»y ».-Th« Bring, light w« fought to the cud yesterday and Princeton won. Prof. Briggs' doctrinal view* were disapproved by a great maj&rity and l»r. Patton wax once more triumphant In a fight against “loose theology." At the •pening of the axxembly yesterday some greetings were exchanged with other Pres­ byterian bodies. A feeling «.f xadnrm permeat4<d the assembly over the sail event of Thursday, which for a time mudifie.1 the excitement consequent on the ojiening of what was expected to Ik- the final debate on the great question before the body; but as the debate proceeded iVaeemed that tbe awful presence of death waa for gotten fora while, ami theological guns thundered with Increasing vigor all along the line. _ Rev. Hathaway, of Jersey City, Ix-gan the debate. He urged disapproval of the Briggs appointment fora year rather than permanently. If the imAtbly disapproved for a year it would give time for such in­ vestigation nx was nerexxarj-. It would be a sad day for the church when they al­ lowed a te<-hnicaHty of law t<> defeat Jus­ tice. He pleaded uot for Dr. Briggs, but for the IxT-t interesta of the church. The assembly wax making history. IaI it not make history for which their children might have to apologize. Rev. S. Bowden, of Genesaee, N. Y.. said the assembly must disapprove or let the appointment be confirmed by default. It was now or never ax to the veto. If this atcx-mbly did not disapprove tbe thing waa finished. No action could lx- taken except that proposed in the committee's report. The amendment of Dr. Ixigan de laying the veto nullified the report, and Dr. Briggs'appointment wax settled. This would lx- livid by any judge Ixrfore wlioni the compart should conic. The assembly must protect nil Its rights. It was the highest court of the church, und when a case came from a lower court it must be reversed or affirmed. Colonel John J. McCook, the grant rail­ rand lawyer and a member of Rev. John Hall's church in New York, said he wanted to burn into the hearts of t he commissiouawhat their departed brother iuul said, impress upon them tlnhucceasity uf doing the only possibly thing it could do. Suggestions luul been made about the lole bie* warning tin? assembly to Ik* careful. Careful of what? Of doing their duty? If they did that they would send out to the world a report of the only honest notion they could take. Rev. Mr. Hathaway hail shown his opinion of Union by deciding to send his son to Princeton, after he had ar­ ranged for him at Union, rather than place him under the influence of n man who attacked the Bible. This brought cries of “Shame,” “Shame," and tlie speaker sat down. Z Rev. Mr. Legnn. who hail moved nn amendment sending the case over until next assembly, then spoke iu defense of bl* amendment. He did not undertake to controvert the law as laid down by the ec­ clesiastical lawyer, Dr. Patton, and the civil lawyer, J. J. MtCook. yet he thought it wax a strange law which al­ lowed them to mingle ex part<? jiwilions with law. This reixirt wax not only a blow at Dr. Briggs, but at the seminary. (Cries <»f “No." “No."] Should the sem­ inary be driven out of the church by pre­ cipitate action? It conld be taken up when (he assembly met next year if there was trouble in Union college. That was good fundamental Inw of the church, and would be sustained by the highest civil courts. —The Final Vote. The acenes in the assembly as consider ation of the case came to a close were very exciting. After the adoption of the reso lution in favor of taking n vote on the matter at 5 o'clock, both aides began getliny in-their h^*t licks. Briggs’ friends we^e jtersistent in tlieir attempt to post­ pone consideration. During tne last, few minutex the contention for the floor wax terriffic. Civil Service Commissioner Ly­ man; Rev. Dr-Baker, of Philadelphia, and Rev. Dr. Bartlett, ot Washington City, were among t hose who were fortunate in securing t he moderator's eye, and, though J udge Shipmah of New Jersey, had been waiting an hour under Moderator Green's now* for a chance to xay a hist gtxxi word for Briggs, the moderator did not notice him. hive o'clock came with Dr. Bartlett urg­ ing the veto of Dr. Briggs' appointment, when a Briggs man jumped up with a mo-, tion to adjourn. The assembly howled him down. Dr. Worcester’s substit ute for the report of President Patton’s eoinmitlee was first presented. There wax not one hundred in favor of it. Next came Dr. Ixjgnn's amendment that disapproval lx? extended only for the pttreent, which was voted down with ax big an adverse major­ ity as Dr. Worcester’s substitute. Then came tbe report of Patton's committee. Amid wild excitement, mingled with hi* larity, the vote wax ordered, but from dl»order the whole scene changed to most solemn stilhiess when tlie name of the 11 ret presbytery on the list wa* called by the stated clerk. Tlie ayes had it from the start. Only a solitary “no" lent aid and comfort to the Briggsites for half an hour. The southwestern reserve and the far west were solidly Princetonian, The mederator voted for the report, ax did the stated clerk. Dr. Patton wax not present. The foreign delegates votcd“aye"»s strong* ly ax they knew how. When the vote was couuUsl It sttKxI 440 to SO. Briggs' ap­ pointment hail been vetoed, and Princeton had won the greatest theological battle since the trial of Professor Swing. Ad­ journed. DKTROlT.May 9ft.—Grim death put a sud­ den and nwful stop to tlie debate in thePre«bytcrian assembly yesterday over the Briggs cam? by hushing forever the voice of one of the debaters just at the ciuw* of hia speech. Judge S. _M- Breckenridge, one of the most conxpicutiux figures in the assembly, waa the victim, nnd his startling taking off cast a gloom that wax dramatic over the whole laxly of conimixxionrr*. Judge Breckenridge had just completed bin remarks on the Briggs case and turned toward the clerk's desk when be gasped and fell insensible. He was carried to an ante-room and attended by Dr. Yeomans, but expired in a few minutes, the carnw of death being heart <lisea<w. The debate was discontinued at once, the buuquet set for last night postponed, and 'a memorial service ordered instead. 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LINEN-LINED WATERPROOF COLLAR IN THE MARKET. If YOU WISH To Advertise WENT DOWN IN THE GALE. Michigan. . MrsKEGOX, Mich., May 20.—The schooner Thomas Hume, owned by Hockley & Hume, of this city, has undoubtedly been wrecked nnd gone to the bottom of Ixike Michigan, together with her crew of seven men. One week ngo Thtuxday the Hume nnd the Rooxe Simmons cleared from Chi­ cago for Muskegon. A stiff gale waa blowing. They slipped along pretty lively and enccrantcrod a heavy sen. The Sim­ mons labored in the storm for several hours and finally put lack into Chicago, arriving here Wednesday night. The last seen of the Hume she was encountering the storm and pursuing tier course to Mus­ kegon. The Simmons remained in Chica­ go until the storm xubtdded nnd then made her way to Muskegon. Upon arriving here the cafitain was DR. WORCESTER'S SUBSTITUTE. mnch surprised to learn that the Hume had not been heard of. At first it wax ex­ pected that .*he liad run into some conven­ ient port for shelter. But days juissed After a few more speeches pro and con, and no tidings being received of her, in­ Dr. J. H. WcTaester, • whose Calvinistic quiries were made of other boats. but no views are of the strictest sort, proposed a one had seen the Hume. Tlie Thomas substitute for the resolution and Dr. Lo­ Hume was formerly the H. C. Albright. gan’s amendment. His substitute pro­ She was in charge of Capt. Harry Alposed that inasmuch as the relations be­ brightsou, whnw home is in Chicago.' tween Union college and die assembly Imd Besides the captain she bad a crew of six uarter-of the nortbea*t 9“*r' grown out of its rights, certain things men. all of Chicago. She was valued at W.30Q._____________ / (SJ) In township one (1 ■ north ot range nine (9) should be done. It provided for a com­ west, and containing In all ^slilj-nlne and one. mittee to confer with tbe directors of Bridgeport, Conn., June 2.—Benjamin half (i»W) «cres. be me wne more or MWUnion seminary as to the relations of the The sde is made subjects® two prior by and between tbe parties hereto, covering seminary to the assembly next year, that Fish, treasurer of the Barnum & Bailey same premises. __ the directors be requested to rescind the Show, and cousin of Mrs. Barnum, b 8FKI.UMAN CsBKY, Mortgagee. transfer of Dr. Briggs, and that in any quoted as saying: “I have just left Mrs. Smith & COLOMOVg, ' Attorney* for Mortgagee event Dr Brigg* be not allowed to give in- Barnum, and we have decided that the Dated, April 7. l»i. best thing that we can do is to bare Mr, rtnietion In ihrolw Tbe mtalltute feuded nnd Dr. Woreeeter »d<ln«d Barnum's body exhumed nnd cremate* . Tlmt was bis wish, nnd such a disposition tbe nwrablr In ndrexae, tbereof. would have been made of the remains but Ho said the substitute provided a course for the opposition of members of the fam­ oJcuUud to moth. th. wlf-rrepwri of tb« ily. We will communicate at once with dT—tor. rf Union, who M* »*“* ““t*" the relatives, ami endeavor in every possi­ ble way to secure their consent.” Tlie rea­ I k an Eases Pais Instantlycave time for new- light to come in for all son of the determination in the attempt last week to steal the body of the great H it wax referred lasck to the directors they Strengthens Weak Parts. could revoke die appointment, which showman. ended the affair; they could reappoint and tbe matter would come up again in a year Dt'QUOIN, Ills., June 3.—The Egyptian irith better knowledge of the case and they coal mine employe* went on strike here could disapprove. It was easy to do ma yewterday. Tbe cense for the xtrike is a a,? what could not be undone in a genera- difference of opinion between the miner* tio'n Let dtc aaxembly not repeat the errors of the fathers. Errors seldom come and operator* regarding the contract. The operators agree to pay every two weeks, with ten hours’ work a day. The men •,-laim that they were to receive ten hours of annlauae. , The noon recw* *•" »*ken. and upon re- pay for nine houra work, and weekly pay. eJrobling Dr. McKibben, of Cindmiali, Ax both sides are firm on extended period. floor. He said tbe awwmbly did □f idleness may be looked for. E The ^tionalHymn^d.oe World’s Fair. CLOSING SCENES OF THE DAV. Hood’s Sarsaparilla __. MORTGAGE SALE. Default having been made In the condition* ot a* certain mortgage made by ettuton s liolce and Eva A. noIce bls wife u\ Marv M. Garland dated November 13 A D 1?^ and recorded the office of the Register of lieeds.for tbe tncounty of Bony Ld SteTe^ n^o° L K1-7® 6 13 20 27 Sold br allrf riir.1.». IOO Doses One Dollar ■I r°R gM ^dies 4 H J8 25 Sa. PATTON’S TRIUMPH •I.prm.1, .. 'i* 1891. Fr. _5_ I2 19 26 Anything Anywhere ATAny time WRITE TO Geo. P. Rowell & Co. No. io Spruce Street, NEW YORK. Children Cry for Pitcher’s Castorla. Io tbe matter of the estate of Aaron Parkei. deceased. Notice Is hereby given that I shall sell al pub­ lic auction, to fl-H highest bidder, on TuiUktav the Ifitb day of June, A. D. 1891. at ten o'clock In tbe forenoon at the probate court room*, tn tbe city of ItaMtnK*. In the county of Barry.- in tbe Stale of Michigan, pursaant to license and authority graulrd t-> me on the 23rd dav^vf A»»«il. A. D. 1891,by the Probate CotintnDam Contrtv, Mlriogxn. all of the es­ tate,. right, title aud interext of the said deceas­ ed of. in and to the real estat*? situate and brine in the County of Barry, in tbe State ot MlclriRi>t>- known and described ax f Hows, to-wlt; Forty aervn of land lying In the M>ulh wvat corner ot tbo north west quarter (W) of section on* (I), tn own four t4 . north «d ran**- right (it) west, tn The success of this Great Cough Cure is ’Barry County, Michigan, subject in Mie dower without a parallel in the history of medicine. and homestead righ:» ol Hannah Parker, widow All druggists are authorized to sell it on a pos- of said deecax*-<l therein. . . nn r. h . Dated. April 23rd. A. D.. IMt. ' Haxxah J'akkkk. AdiHlnbtiatrlx. SHILOH S CONSUMPTION CURE. LUC A .V... .--- --- --- ------ _-- . • placing a Sample Bottle Free into every home tn the United States and Canada. If you have win nut •• —--------- ------- , SHILOH’S CURE, Price lorn.. GILLASPIE, ( �HASTINGS BANNER; GAaagow is admirably situated tor one Ilast month of the year, and it Is my wish having time to Uk« e day’s holiday now ।that all the membcni of the claim shall be and then, and wishing to Improve them by as i faithful In elotring up the year as they vial Ung the many places of interest In Ihave been thus far. 1 think I can say truthfully that in At­ Scotland, as it Is a great railroad center "ThThASTINGH, MJCH., PVSTOnUCX, as well as being the center of almost ।tendance and tctlre work and a desire 'to numberlew lines of steamers running up make the labors of the Prealdent of tbe Atpacitt id« idW— and down toe Clyde, touching at the 1Circle a» light as possible, Lee Circle numerous points of interest along its would stand first. I am satisfied that all shores and rqnnlng into the numerous the members of toe present class, us n rule Republican# in this neck o’ tlie woods lochs that form arms of the river at inter­ have been In their places whenever they could be. and the attendance has shown 1L vals along its length. are proud of the new Tribune. One pleasant trip Is to take a train in It h not strange that In n .class of thirtyTh.t* »et« «•» « e™ lhU the morning for Ayr, toe home of toe four there should be those who could not eoontrj htU won' '• ** 'l'w,k,ul Ayrshire poet, which Is about sixty miles always attend. And now as we enter the closing month let us renew our interest («U.e prowtlve pollejr of ll» republkm from Glasgow and situated on the Bay of Ayr. The city Itself is not of much Inter­ and thus reap the reward that always party than now. _________ est, It being of about twenty thousand pop­ follows faithful work. It will be seen by the class that we are u week ahead and Gov. Winans has not endeared himself ulation and similar to other Scotch towns. About four miles out in the country, how­ will close our year's work on the 20th of with the U. A. IL by his veto of tie 830,­ ever, Is situated the cottage In which June, so as to be entirely out of the way 000 state appropriation for the national Robert Burns was born. One can get of the graduating exercises of the high o|>en carriages and drive out In a half school. encampment at Detroit. Let me also call attention to tlie sub­ hour. The country is very interesting In fc’rve coinage of silver dollars simply itself, as this place, being close to the »ea. scription to the Chautauqua cottage fund ; means that *5 cents on each one coined Is a favorite resort In the summer, and In nt Bay View which 1 pledged for the: consequence, there are many fine country Circle and paid. Many of the members goes Into toe profits of-mining corpora­ houses with beautifully kept ground usual­ have given a little towards it, and If any tions. Are they needful objects of charity ly very extensive. In tbe cottage three others desire to give something, I would rooms, the l>exl room containing the bed In like to have them do It right away, so that to be thus highly favored? which toe poet was born, the dining room the matter may be closed up. The country can now breathe a long and the hall, each with several relics such 1 also call attention to the payment of algh of relief, or something else. The as the chair in which he sat when a child, the membership fee. as 1 understand one or two have not paid. Tills should be some ot his letters and paintings which microbe that causes the grip has at last had been given him. In one of toe relic paid Miss Evans at once and the proper been corralled and photographed. The cnse* was a short poem signed “An blank filled. If it has,not beetndone. Detroit Tribune suggest that this microbe’s American,” written as the poem tells us. Thanking you "all for your nwAy misery will be complete when toe news­ under the inspiration with which the courtesies and hoping to see yon at fitie author was Inspired while visiting tbe next three meetings of the Circle, 1 nm paper cute of the same appear. • Very truly yours. cottage. The author was Col. R. G. • Clkmknt Smith, Pres. > Tbe stability of our finances under re­ Ingersoll. The inonuuK-nt Is close by toe publican wlmlnlstratlmi is clearly shown cottage, surrounded by well kept grounds and walks and lined by tbe holly tree In by the fact ton; not even a flurry hi all of its many varietiea. In the monu­ .Those ot our readers who contemplate American financial affairs has been created ment there are also various relics consist­ spending the season at a summer resort on by tbe withdrawal of over 850,000,000 gold ing principally of books used by Bums or the lake side, will find it to their interest to inquire into the advantages offered by from this country and its shipment to glvep by him to his *wife. A view of the Ottawa Beach and Macatawa Park, which surrounding country and ot the sea in the Europe iR the past eight weeks. distance can be had from the top of toe are adjoining resorts, in fact, practically monument which Is about sixty feet high. one. situated on the shores of Lake Michi­ The everlasting public nuisance of rail­ Within a few yards of the monument is a gan and Macatawa Bay. abont six miles west of Holland, or in other words, about road passes to members of the legislature small building containing very good statues of Tam O’Shanter and Louter thirty miles .southwest of (Jrand Rapids. is shown by the long-drawn sessions of Johnnie looking as one’s Imagination Great improvements have been made there that body. Nothing is done from Friday picture when during tbe past few months, and the re­ sult Is a second Coney Island. Great nuon until Tuesday morning. But tbe 'The Louter lauld his queerest stories. pavilions for dancing and refreshment ” The landlord's laugh was ready choru* squaw bucks continue to draw their The storm without might ralr aud rustle— have been built immedlatelcy on the Tam didna mind the stortn a whistle." salaries with great regularity just the water's edge. Boon! walks, fountains, An hundred yards takes one to the Brig rustic work and rustic seats have been o’ Doon where Tam was pursued by the provided, and grand sandy beach which witches aud where faithful “Meg” left heretofore depended solely on Its bathing What was It tbe democratic refonuqjs behind “her ain gray tail.” attractions has been transformed into an promised about an adjournment of tlie The ruins of Kirk Alloway are within a attractive summer resting place. The ( few steps of the monument and the old wooded hills surrounding with the pretty htttelaUire after 90 days session? It June now, and over live months have been church yard is just the kind In which cottages peeping forth here nnd there form witches hold their midnight dances for a back ground welch completes a picture frittered away by the lazy squawbucks, imaginations like the one Tam must have not excelled anywheres on the lake shores. and nothing done yet except to pass par­ had when, on his way home, lie watched Of course excursion tickets will be sold tban democratic measures. This is re­ them dancing. during tlie season, details of»which can be The church roof bos fallen In and the secured from the ticket agents of the D. L. form Indeed. walls, only, remain standing. The old A N. and of the C. * W. M. By. tree with its roots under tbe front end of Mr. Southwick, formerly of tlie Oakland The democratic talk of a deficiency in the church still stands. The fountain at St. (Hair, and of the St. Denis. Grand the national treasury caused by the appro­ where the poet was baptized still bubbles Rapids, and now manager of the well up from toe base of the tree. “The Twa priations of the last congress Is proving as Brigs” are still In use. but the city has known Livingston, In Grand Rapids, will have charge of the resort and communica­ much of a veneered chestnut as the demo­ been built down close to both of them. tions to him in regard to rate? apd rooms cratic claim that the McKinley bill would "The Tam o’ Sbanter Inn” has u Baring should be addressed to the Livingston. sign hung out announcing such to be its Grand Rapids. until June’4Lh. after which tend tn advance prices. Tlie treasury re­ name;.but the deslri* one might have to serve is increasing steadily and prices for enter Is dispelled upon looking Inside, at Ottawa Beach. what tbe average citizen needs to buy are where a little harrow bar serves to divide THE MARKETScustomer from bar tender, the same as steadily becoming lower. Halting*. when Tam was holding nightly revels with Apples—Dried.— But ter­ ■ This is the comment of tlie Grand Rap­ its garrulous. landlord. Thus the sight seer reluctantly blds good bye to Clover seed «3JO£t.OO. ids Telegram Herald on Wednesday's sesBerns—>1.00 per uu. Corn—oa&70c. skm of our notorious squawEuck legists­ Beet- Dressed |G OOJF-W ealtes. gl 00 ftLM) Taking the steamer in the morning from Krars- ture. It makes toe average citizen tired Hides-Beef,4^e; ealf, 5c. Glasgow one can go down; the Clyde a to think of such a spectacle of “Reform" Lard—He. distance of forty miles to Dunoon, arriv­ Lime—Selllnjat »c per bbl; waterlime.giA® as this: ing there at about ten in the morning. per bbl. Data—<fie perbu. Another one of those scenes of boys’ Getting out here one can take a very pretty youtoes-ejito-x-. per bu. play and misrule took place in tlie House road winding around Holy Loeh (so called Pork—gt 00 a 94 to. yesterday. Bills were i&ssed through because a ship bringing holy land from Plaster—Seiling at gi.SO pertoo. Salt—Selllag at ?! per bbl. commit let' ot the whole wlthont* any con­ Jerusalem was wrecked and sunk in tlie Timothy Seed-Selllngatgl.75 per bu. sideration or Attention from tmnawmakerB, mouth of the loch) Ixxrh Ixmg, and then Wheat—No. l.whitegim; red. gl.03. whose minds were engrossed with tbe more through a lonjj range of mountains and Flour—g3.oo per hundred. Rye-486. weighty putt ter of hurling paper wads and finally ending at the foot of "Ben More*’ graying the chairman. Representative the highest mountain in the chain. It being IMtdctua's Kindergarten bill whs a very ap­ a little less than three thousand feet in Beans—S2.ra per bn. for city picked. propriate bill for the occasion and so was height, and distant eight miles from Butter-Wjkc. creamery Corn—®c per on. fidpreoentative Jackson’s bill concerning Dunoon. The mountain is very steep and Bgga-isaisc. tafant-i, idiots, lunatics and other incom­ precipitous, and Is covered with ice and Data—Wcoerbu. petents. They were all there locking after snow for n distance of a thousand feet be­ Poultry—Live: chickens, c; duck c. tbeir own. . low (he summit, in r.any places it Is turkeys. . Wiual-No. I wane 91 jj. No. 2red.gl.liH, necessary to draw oneself bodily upwards * tiuflklo Livestock. by grasping some friendly but slippery This Is what the democratic Detroit Cattle—dull Free Preos has to say regarding Gov. rock, and a long hour and a half Is required Mheep and Lambs—dull > to reach the summit from which can be Hogs-Medlum and Mixed 84.86©S5.(«. Winans veto of the appropriation of $30.­ had on a clear day, a munificent view /of HwHuy. ThonwlBy. Jm» «■ 16,‘- editorialTnotes. I Ill I Ji U:‘ ■ 000 for toe national G. A. R. encampment at Detroit: It now becomes the duty of the legisla­ ture to be as resolute, as firm In Its con­ victions. and as prompt in action as the executive has been. The legislature has already given the necessary two-toirds vote in each House for the appropriation. Tbe sincerity of tbe gentlemen who voted tot the appropriation is do less proof against interrogation than that of the Governor himself. • • • The legislative branch, with all due respect to the execu­ tive. should now be equally Insistent upon Its own position. The bill ought to, and aadoubtedly will, pass both Houses over tbe Governor's veto. And the sooner tbe the surrounding country, toe numerous lochs, tbe Clyde lined with shipping as far as tlie eye can reach, and also the less in­ teresting view of Glasgow and adjoining cities covered with the black smoke of a thousand manufacturing Institutions. In order to catch the last steamer for Glasgow which leaves at half past four, one must not loiter on the return journey, even though the long walk and difficult climb has nearly exhausted the strength of one unused to such trips. Any pleasant day Aay be well and profitably spent by taking an early steamer and going from point to point along the coast, stopping for a few minutes at each of the many resorts which line the banks of the Clyde and toe shores of the lochs, which are connected directly with the river. Very truly yours, Geobok H. Rock. And soon the political mountebanks who seek their #w» political fortunes by Indsctatg people to go into a third party, and ADDITIONAL LOCAL. who then uae the third party as trading stock to drive aharp bargains for theinsehrrs with tlie democrat*, will be In their The ladies of -tbe Presbyterian church Rtory. This time tliey will work the cordially invite their friends to a social In the society rooms on Friday, the 12th Inst ■nd committed io poMties, throe political Services at the Presbyterian ehureh Sunday, June 7, rooming and evening. The Y. P. 8. C. K. meet at fiso and will be led by MimHallock. The C. L. S. C. will bold Its next meet­ ing at the home of ProL W. D. Sterling, with the following program: The popularity which Hood's Sarsaparilla has gafneU as a spring medicine Is wonderful. It posmmee just those elements of health-giv­ ing, blood purifying and appetite -restoring which everylKxly seems to need at this seamm. Do not continue in a dull, tired, unsatisfactory condiU.m when you may bu so much benrilt.-d by Rood s Sarsaparilla. It purifies the ttiood imri ft... MIXER'S c&ss Powers’ Hardware One patent revolving. self expanding. tare with the hunt improved bigamtetic aa»d aquawbuek reform attachmente, by cnUundrted a*d Practical Talka on Writing English, Miss Hallock. Critic, Mra. Hicks. r Can show you the best c VAPOR STOVE Ever made. o> Q p Money sold ou daring । p.led fro « tract C Office 1 oectiug We think it the best, and so do our cus- . tomers. We have only to send ont the will pr Drpan.tr at ills H Haatlagi s. M New Quick Meal Stove Office 1 G.wOffice <D On trial to be sure of a sale. Nothing to get out of order. burners. It lights at once. Q Tbe most powerful flame in the world. No sputtering. Practto <0 Fraetic prompt!] No flashing. A steady strong blue flame. No sweating over a hot stove. You can cook, bake, wash or iron quicker and o> 8MIT1<1 It is simple to operate No waiting to heat the- F.R’ CD (O R0BI cheaper than with any wood stove. Try one. it costs nothing to try it. Cor. Jr8 This n paWotim !"• W. F. POWERS rhr.Jk~x Has WE ARE DOING THE BUSINESS ----- IN— Wall Paper! BECAUSE Do you want to buy any furniture; a nice carpet; any­ thing in the line of draperies, rugs or die like, this season? What is it? It is a floor cover made of cork. Call at my store and examine it, as it is much superior to dirpet or any other Hoor cover at lue. We are selling the finest line We are receiving the newest and latest designs- also some of at the lowest prices. the most desirable novelties in all of our lines. Pay the store a visit and be pleased. NEW GOODS. Yours truly, NO CHESTNUTS. EVERYTHING NEW. FRED L. HEATH, THE DRUGGIST. lue-yrpcn LINOLEUM ARCHIE McCOT. Dan « Jo Baokini Ddtiui 1.5*. bl. In the ol foiitttr. P«1 sun which « t>»H «lat< eight <!< ’mlt nr | FOR THK BLOOD the creatkst Ila aur CANCER & SCROFULA . remedy of the aoe Oh where, Oh where, can I get a shoe, That fits like a glove and won’t wear through That feels so easy and looks so neat — That others will envy the style of my feet? Rev. W. A. Hunsberger, now pastor 1st M. E. church al Muskegon, writes as follows: 4 iaan pwascre to saying. to all whom It may to he anrteht. haff—rwhU --L_r r Tbe regular monthly meeting of tbei V. ol th. O|>U>1.«1 <£. W. F. M. S. of toe M. E. ehurcb win be montals as tntbe held on Wednesday, June 10th, at the home of Mm. B. R. Rose, beginning at 2:80 p. m. Subject tor the month. “The the Colleges of tbe Country.” and on •'Child Marriage iu India” broldro other OU* Office street, 1 French Course, Miss Rose Goodyear. ^Hungary’s Progress and Position, Mrs. till wind up Off "outh "m a recommend anything *'toUent Tnodfana'• relied upon as pos^e.-MtthwfUt eitureh. Goldwater, frequently soitettad to do ao. AN Kind friend to your question let me say, I hat at Spence Bros.’ Shoe Store they have made The best of goods for the retail trade. rSim. u. vVE I BEST LINES that money can BUY, AND WE SELL THEM AT PRICES YOU CAN AFFORD. For Sale by all Druggists. t �BUSINESS CARDS. small, os dining rooms generally aro ln army garrisons, but by dint of moving out the stove, which until now had cum­ bered ono corner, nnd then crowding the sideboard into its place, sufficient room had been gained to admit of extending a. a- c. h. barber the table diagonally and seating four­ , Physicians and Surgeons. teen people thereat, and now, with the Calls In city or county responded to with curtains drawn, but the soft evening promptness, day or night breeze playing through tb.*s open case­ ment and the broad hallway, m the soft, 1 tflLI.IAM 0. LOWDEN. yet brilliant light of dozens of wax Ij Lawyer. < iflicc over Julius Russell’s store, .Slate candles set in sconces on the walls or in Mtrrt. lifting.**, Midi? heavy candelabra on the damask covered board, a merry party had gathered for J i L ART. KNAPPEN A WEAVER. one of the "lovely dinners" for which 0 ’ Attorneys ut law. Mrs. Lane was already famous. Over Ha»UKM* National Bank, HHstliiKs. Michigan. Andale office*, at Grund Rapid*. Midi. i A. SCRIBNER, M.D., , Delton, Mich. Office In hotel at present. H n J . , SHELDON. ATotnicI and Real Estate Office; At>»triM’i tMock. Haatiugiu V l.' i >»u oil Kr»l EUute Real Estate > । .: >iii)i:i-**i'>ti. General con nrtoi.rlng. 4 cutnp'dc -<«H ot Atuiract Book*; c<mi :.-«t:i Gm iiecunl*. can f,'rnl«»i complete C. E. BROOKS. Cleric. !’. DRAKE, M. Dtf Ul.lrr over Holloway1* drag store. I ;,«ur» from ; to 4 p. tn. Telephone, con »iib residence, at Holloway's drug ff 2^ t 'W- £T‘-.th? Frt-dP-S wb- come to the board a total stranger co “«««. of the jodg, -dvooto ud the “i httl» »>X little th. m. oBc’ h*4 STOtm eo to leen <®oo bb memory and hie opinion thnt tait™ “ he^nK> <th*° “taMt ‘"'W’o-hl. On“ mor’ "Pre«d 77th’ tro“b1’1 »*ib Of the c»pitol. and the army wa. eenl home, and nehown few were retahmd from the milhooa ot volnntocni to cloee np the record, and aooonnu ot that rut ortabiehment, the bureau .mnonnoed that it couldn t get along without Maj. Lawler, and Lawler wuahrewd enough to ue taUT,’?-* 11,6 ixw*ti<>n" ith the ureret ot Ueutenant colonel for faithful “nd inentorioo. urricoe during a war hl; cot on"’ h'*rd '•» whittle of a bullet, ho wu preamtly an"““t”™' 'o the permanent establishment and dtilv commisrioned one of the array ot officer, of the regular array. At this time lua sole acquaintance with the gentlemen with whom Ids future lot was t<> be cast was what ho had derived murtiai proceeding* which for three years he had rotmt ten to twelve hours a day in reviewing; and JlLI.ASl’lE. Notary Public knowing them through that medium :: । I’. S. Claim Agi-nL alone, it became nomewhat difficult for .di kind* Of claim.* before the him to estimate them through any other ot the Inferior office- Call on him •■•rucr Court mid aettersuu Sc*.. when at lu^t be was ordered to duty nt a far western city as judge advocate of n fA'i uivnmon. He hud been so many years within the shadow of the war dejiartment that unny life in any other shape looked to him as might a strange garret to nn exiled cat When he met an of­ I’;... ■ • tian aivi Surgeon. ficer for the first time his mind reverted . ,■ • ..»!>> oses of the EAR and the tirvMervatiou of vision to the records which he had reviewed: “J ahull expert tn see poit appearing fn this was not the man who led the as­ । role of cntnuu'Jor.” sault on Bloody Angle at Spot tsylvaniu. ku re »u Broadway. nearCourt Three of the infantry captains were who planted the first colors on the pnswnt with their wives. Pretty Jean­ heights of Mission Ridge, who made the nette McCrea, who was visiting the |*rilous night ride to Crook after tbe Burnhams,was escorted in by Dr. Inger­ disaster of the Little Hora, but the of­ ’ntnn block. Hastings.) soll, popularly reputed to be an intract­ ficer wltb preferred the charges against - i-ourt* <•( the state. able bachelor, yet privately believed to Col. Blank, or who was tried for dupli­ l»c melting beneath tlie tenderness of cating pay accounts at Nashville, or who that yopng lady’s sweet bine eyes: and was the unwilling witness in the case of urti oi the Bute, Collection* Georgia Marshnll found herself sitting old Barn- nt Fort Fettermau. vis-a-vis with Mrs. Brodie, a somewhat To his pragmatical mind even* soldier L' I’,. TIMMERMAN. iloniwpatUicThy- portly matron, who seemed capable of was a past or prospective figurant before imbibing information through even- |K>re a court martial, and long contemplation * • sientii mid Surgeon. ~ । t c.xer l.»r*rwt,'S'lrup«t'>n*.) anq storing it for future use. and yet at of innumerable counts in the shape of the samci time imparting new and start­ specifications had so charged his mind ling opinions on all cun-ent topics with with distrust of his fellow men that, intensified volubility. Her eyes took in whatsoever might be his rank or record. every detail cf the tasteful appoint- 1 uo officer stood so high us tu lie above r- kikI f-iirt St*.. Ro*ttas?, Midi ineuts of the table. Iler nostrils'inhaled j suspicion, none so impregnable that, Rates. $ 1.00 per Day. the fragrance of the nffiejnad carnationi ■ judiciously handled, a court could not -• ■ i> ■. n ::h nlr .‘'hiit mein*. The • public rrM*ctfulh x&ritrd. lavished on every hand. Iler lips parted j down him. "1 consider it my bounden to receive the succulent little ulam—rare |J duty.” ’ he bad once said, "to convict un TAtE andcollect- and •iiimccustosneii luxury west of the j officer if 1 possibly can." And while in Missouri, yet easily expressed from St j his regard an acquittal might tenipornriL iuio—and to give utterance at tbesarne j ly and partially vindicate tbe party ucW<»hllun-.l. Mich. instznt to liveliest comments upon the ! eused, it must forever blight tho fair J. M. Smith. unusual feature of that evening’s parade. ' fame of the judge advocate who tried It was not until after soup nnd the tjny the case. thimbleful of slteiry that audible con-! Some years of rubbing had bo far raodver.sition i tvxitl to extend beyond her, : tfifed his original views us tu teach him and then Miss Marshall, who hud been । that until charges were actually pro­ I_€ Children'* Hediciis l’:r Cn'-D. Crc'.-i-s. Hninenet*. endeavoring to entertain Capt. Brodie I forred it was not well td look npun any and distract his mind from contempla- I of his new nssoctateti us actually and abtion of hia lietter hairs undaunted eon- I solutely attainted: but Ouce that formalyersatioful i>ower.*. found herself ad- ity hud been uceotnplhihed. priuia facie dressed by the gentleman on her right evidence of guilt was flrihly established, "4i>d so yon are from Cincinnati. Miss I aud only with reluctnnc» and inward, if Marshall, and paying your first visit to - not active, rebellion could he bring himthe v.-.rt? Now. what do you thiuk of ; telf to accept a verdict otherwise. Prostixgs ity ank theenuy?" ' ceedings of courts ijvhii-b convicted he "Pardon inc. Cut Lawler, but isn’t ! ^kimmvd through with lenient eye; HastiiiKs. - - Mich. that a like the query we are said to there could be no error there: but when, propound to Englishmen who have just as was his invariable custom, begtanred landed? How do yon like’Atperica?" I at the findings before beginning the n“Dr.t I inferred that you liad been view, and there discovered the uuwelfaerc long enough to form an opinion." ! come words "not guilty." no vigilance under th* laws of the Bt&lc Michigan. "To form one vaguely, perhaps, but could exceed that with which he bcruti- JSRTSON HOUSE, CapL and Mrs, Lane, yet be felt a cer­ tain trfnse of superiority to tltftm be­ cause he could, were he so disposed, tall that young matron a host of ugly things about her first husband. Of Lane himself bo knew little or nothing beyond tlie fact that the pro­ ceedings of courts martial of which he had servod m? judge aSbJcate were al­ ways coneet. That he was known in the fighting force of tho army as a brill­ iant and gallant soldier, who. had been through many a hard campaign and had twice or thricotbeen wounded, was of no avail in Lawler's eyes. That might be a very proper thing in its way. but did not interest him. J ust now he was cast­ ing up in liis mind tho probable cost of the dainty feast and wondering wbat means Lano had outrile his pay. Miss Marshall, being from Cincinnati, would doubtless know something, nnd ho pro­ posed to put her on tho witness stand forthwith, but, lawyer like, to lead up to the matter by adroit circumlocution. Yet nt tho first clumsily essayed compli­ ment sho hud looked up into liis face, a merry ligiit in her big. dark, scrutinis­ ing eyes, and ho became instantly sus­ picious that sho was quizzing him. Lawler reddened nt the very thought. “You seem to have a very correct appreciajionof the h-gnl profosrion."Jie said, IjoWevcr. with c.n effort atngu**Jt bow. “Most young women. 1 fancy, are far more partial to that of a soldier, fur in­ stance.” "Most women,you know, admire courago and truth nnd straightforwardness, colonel," "And yon mean that these are more frcqui’nt in the army—that is, among tho—the officers of tie line--than in tho legal profesrion, I suppose. Now, Miss M.trsiinll, a celebrated chief justice, from whom you may bo descended, as yon .bear theA*ime name, was the embodi­ ment of all these traits." ' “And bis mantle fell on tho shoulders of many. I .doubt not. colonel: but—was it big enough to go round?" •Tra afraid you're satirical. Miss Mar­ shall." said Lgwler, with a superior smile. "You young Indies not infre­ quently see ouly the glamour and froth of army characteristics. We who liave spent many yean in tho endeavor td keep tho army straight cannot look upon the officers quite as partially as you do. Wo sqo both sides of thodouble lives led by so many of the ‘youngHters’ in the line." "Only by tho line, colonel, nnd by the young officers? Then who looks after the staff and the edderrt?” And Miw Marsliall's face was bubbling over with fun. . "They havo stood the test of years. Mis* Marshall, and need no guardian, as do these young fellows who so capti­ vate school girls." answered Lawler, shifting uneasily in his chair. "Now, Mrs. Brodie luis a mature conception of their merits and defects. She was slink­ ing of this very am of -Mr. Hearn n moment ago. You seem to havo known him quito a while. Mrs. Brodie. Were you ever stationed together?” "My! no. Col. Lawler; only ono can­ not help hearing things," answered Mrs. Brodie, totally unaware of tbe facial con­ tortions of her better Irnlf. who was help­ lessly. hopelessly striving to catch her ere nnd restrain her tongue. “Every­ body in town seems to think he was such a popular young fellow; only, don’t yon know, so careless.” _ Col. Morris and cveryliotly nt Mrs. f quip's end of the table liupjiened to be deep in general chat nt the momeat, and neither saw nor heard anything of this sudden introduction of personal affairs at a sixnal occasion. But Mrs. Morris lost no time. Sha saw Brodie's glowerering eyesneros* the Uianl: she noted Lawler’s keen, shrewd gaze, and the troubled look that flashed over Lune's kindly face, and had just time to whis­ per to him: "How can you ever forgive us for bringing the man? The colonel was in misery nt the idea. He said he knew he would be talking 'shop* before dinner was half over. I van check Mrs. Brodie, at any rate.” Than, aloud. "Par­ don me, Col. Lawler.” and now her face was wreathed in sweetest smile*. "I’m not going to let Mrs. Brodie prejudice yon against out- of iny prime favorites.” "Oh. indeed. Mrs. Morris," protested Mrs. Brodie. "I wouldn’t thipk of such a thing. I w:ts just going to point out to the colonel tho ven’ great difference between what he might have been then and whnt he has been ever since he joined the Eleventh." “But the point nt issue seems to be whnt he was then, as Mrs. Brodie puts it," Aiid Lawler. "But 1 wouldn’t for the world have you suppose 1 thought Mr. Hearn had done anything that was ungentlemanly. I’m only saying what rumor was." burst in Mrs.' Brodie again, who had nt List caught the signals on her husband's face, and t:uw only sought to excess her own impetuosity, even though in so doing she more deeply involved the young gen­ tleman himself. "I can't bear to hear i such things said of him without any one to defend him; but whnt can one do/] । This was getting simply unbearable. While nil at the other end of the table were liaving ft merry, laughing chat, here was this profettional investigator— an accidental nnd by uo means welcome gusst—taking advantage of the circum­ stances and of the well known volubili­ ty of Mrs. Brodie to start her on the sub­ ject which called him to the post, and striving at a social party to “pick up xjane." And quitting tho rocm, ne passed through the hallway and met his untimely callers at tho door. Sam came shuffling bock- an instant after, having gone to turn up tho parlor lights, and Miss Marshall, glancing over her left shoulder os the portiere was again raised, saw that one of tho men thus introduced beneath the captain's roof was the Ger­ man Jew, Schonberg. Lane, busy in striving to restore the tone of general chat, did not see them at all. It was on hour later. The ladies had risen and betaken themselves to the front piazza; tho men remained to smoke a cigar with their host. The absence of tho legal luminary oddly enough had dispelled the atmosphere of gloom that hung for a few minute* about the lower end of the table. Ho nnd his strange visitors were still closeted, so to speak, in tho parlor, but now they came forth. In some mysterious way every woman had by this time learned thntMr. Schon­ berg was there, and at the sound of the ojMtning parlor door and of tho melliflu­ ous accents of that gentleman’s voice they instinctively huddled to the other end of tho piazza. Lawler wuiktal with the two men as far as the gate, and wnen they finally disappeared in the direction of the store came sauntering back to join the lad!>•>.. “As I don't smoke.” ho said. "I will take my enjoyment hero. Where shall 1 sit/' “Take this chair, Col. Lawler," said Miss Marsliall. noting the aversion with which all the others of the party had be­ come inspired. “May 1 send for coffee for you?" “Miss Marshall, I liave no small wees. I never drink anything stronger than milk; never smoke, never chew, nevef swear." “Never even swear, colonel?" “Nover. What is it yon are smiling at?" “Have you ever rend the works of Joab Billings. Col. Lawler?” "I have no time to waste on nonsense, Miss Marsliall. Aral I_ ndveF could see anything funny or witty in such men as Billings and Artemus Ward." ’ “Well, it wusu't his fun I was thir.king of quite so mnch just now as bis in­ sight into character." said the young Indy musingly, as she still gravely looked Idin over with her big eyes. Two young offliiers came strolling alr-ng the walk at tiio moment, and pass­ ing beneath the laimp raised their caps in salutation to tin? ladies. Mias Mar-' shall nodded and amilctl with marked cordiality. "Ail wasted. Miss Marshall: they could not see it." “No. colonel, nnd I particularly want­ ed one of them at least to do so. Now. that’s a part of the army that I decidedly likr.” ’ -Who uro they, may I ask?”,, “Mr. Wallace and his especial friend Mr. Hearn." • “And is impossible that you find such young men to your taste? I gave you credit for haring rather a higher stand­ ard." "But it is their ataudard that I so mnch admire. Col. Lawler. I don’t sup­ pose anything would tempt either of tboce young men to say or do a mean or cowardly thing.” “No." said tho colonel, with a superior smile: "and yet. do you know, I’m ready to stake my professional reputation that one of them at least is quite unworthy your trust or confidence." ' “Now, are you not a trifle prejudiced, colonel? 1 thought the law presumed a man innocent until proven guilty.” “Theoretically, yes: practically, men probably not longcnodgh to subject it nixed every line of the record, hoping who have studied human nature through Open far business Dec. 15,18%. to the-tert of experience." J anywhere to light num a ffuw Friend* the courts, as 1 have hnd to, get to see "And do you* never express opinions in the service nt large he neither sought . officers: through the vencaring of high tone that until Bssure'd of their .justice? Beally. I nor made. tJecnre in his position, ubsteD.G. Itobin«on. President; these •youngsters’ are so apt to assume.” Miss Marshall. 1 must compliment you' inions, frugal and even niggardly, Uy had Chester Messer. Vice. Pres. “And so you are probably quite ready D. AV. Reynold-. Cashier. on such witdom and discretion. You ! no small vices on which to trip. Life to to agree with tho correspondent of The him was one long cmitcmplation of the should have been a lawyer." Palladium, colonel. thatte most officers "Yes, colonel?—and that. 1 understand, failings of Ms fellow men. are frauds, especially tbe second lieuten­ W. H. Powers, And this was the gentleman who. is yopr profession. Now I am indeed ants?" D. G. Robin*on, Jt. B. M<a-e-. l>eing on some temjiorary investigation complimented.” . “My experience has certainly not given John Carveth. wAhin the lines of the department, had Chester Messer. Coll Lawler's eyes hnd been wander­ me ft high opinion of the young men. P. T. Colgrove. ing about the table na lie spoke, but now deceived telegraphic orders to proceed at Miss Marshall." he turned suddenly and suspiciously once to Ryan and look into the matters "And now. do you know, colonel, my vo'4 * n tl.ne deposits and a general upon the girl at his side. He was a man thus loudly heraldad by th? press intuition is very much in their favor." of singular mental mold. He liad 'ueen Standing not ui>on tbe order of his go­ "But is your intuition as well founded, ing. he had taken the first train ami a clerk in the office of his uncle, a prom­ do you think, as long legal experience?" Illi tjenii firvle for more than thlr- inent lawyer in the <hstout east; had reached the post at nightfall, eager to “Well, your experience has been con­ ■ i>*vuj-ntof ln’»--r*t overjine »"«1 had merely a common school education, begin. It was a source of positive dis­ fined to the limited few that have come wtow d>tr>t Januarv nr h. 18e». before courts martial, lias it not? My •n«n* Marble nod Pbneha II. Mar- and was laboriously reading law when comfort to him to find that he won exhis patron found himself suddenly called • |>ected by tbe jiost euminander to dine at intuition corers the great array of their upon to assume responsible duties at tlie CapL Lane's; but his nueusiness was in numlier—the ninety-and-nine. Now. I national capital, aixl !vu4ene<l thither, no wise due to the lack of proper ap­ haven't any especial knowledge of the ■!>-t;c^t the sihl Samuel Carson, by vlrparel. The colonel and rhe other officers matter yon seem to be investigating. "'v naht given him bv iald inortipige. taking liis clerk with him. Lawler at and Vrebv mokes ih<- whole pond- that time was nearly thirty-five, and had were in full uniform, as wxs army cus­ Col. Lawler, but I fancy that evidence i'>f wild mortgage, and the interest *c- not yet been called to th-a bnr. It was tom then, before mi merciful and level such ns Mr. Schonberg might give would >-in. now due and payable. Andon iiioH-tge there I- claimed to b<- due at the third year of the great war. His headed general authorized tbe wearing ha+e little weight before a court,of intel­ ■' of tin- notice one hundred and xeventj- jiatron soon found that the requirements of civilian evening dress ou such occa­ ligent men." >r- ami twelve cent.-. (#178.12). and no sions- But Col. Lawler .was quite ar "You will change your mind when - .rw<!hw having been Institu- of his office were such that a man of far • ver tbe nmount aeeured by said rnort- higher attainments' would be needed us ease in a traveling«uit of rusty tweeds you come to see the books, young lady." Morris had offered tbe colonel the use of secretary, and, being thrifty and un­ "Have yon changed yours?" । .lune. at ten n'clrtek In the forenoon, willing *to pay the salary of a clerk oat his own dress suit, -nnd in fact had “No: they simply confirmed my judg­ •' urth front door of the court house. In rather urged it as due to Mrs. Lane, but ment.” ’v <11 Hastings. Barry County, Michigan. of his own pocket, he decided ou the not Lawler promptly replied tluit Mrs. Lane “Then my intuition was right, colo­ unusual expedient of shunting him off must have known when she asked him nel." •I tn tbe iilxhrst bidder, the prem- on a paternal government. Lawler bad "How so, may I ask?” • -rlbed Id «nld mortitnge. or so much no idea whatever of entering the army that he did not travel around on military ‘-•'I »» may i>e necrarary to satisfy the as one of the fighting force, but the duty with a apike tailed coat, and de­ “It told mu that you liad prejudged due ou «alil niortp>Ke. with th* inter­ clared that he thonght it all unneces ­ tin reon, and the costs. char»r«. and ex- proposition of his uncle.was almost daz­ the case.” • allowed by law, and provided for In zling. He wasn't much of a lawyer, to sary. “Spike tailed coats are too high At this moment the officers came saun­ ■ ■ ortKx«. .Sold prerntaea being described toned for me, anyhow. I never see a tering out into tho open air. joining the . Diprncage follow-, to wit: All that be sure, but quite good enough for t® id land, lyto^r and being in the purjiose. said the old gentleman to him­ man in one but what he reminds me of group of ladies, who hnd fled back to •’h.-.hip of Ha-i in j-. Barry County, Michigan. some butler I’ve seen in Washington." the western end of the piazza as soon as ■> >i ..nd dryerlbed as , self. Morris said no more, but Mrs. Morris part of w-t f'actlonal half of they saw their obnoxious visitor safely And so it resulted that the green New «e«t cmartrr of -ection seven (7).in had looked volume*, and it was ver)1 rue­ anchored by Miss Marshall's side. Englander was transferred to a clerk ­ •vn three (.1-. north rango eight («) wart. "Where’s Lawler?” queried Morris in '- north nf Thirnappie Biter, excepting' ship in the bureau of military justice, fully indeed that the colonel presented -I-I ।-m two (2) Mere*. used for a cemetery, his visitor to their gracious hoetess no pleasant tone. "Has he gone off with twenty five (25) acres of land more or less and speedily blossomed out as a major Dinner was announced almost immedi­ those fellows?'1 ‘ >- Haattan, Anrfi 2d. :wt. and judge advocate of vol on teem, with ately. and ignoring for the time being Sam cut CAunnx, Mortgagee. “No; Pm here, colonel, getting a les­ station in the city of Washington. The ■ *a«. 11. Bai’kh. attorney for mortgagee. the young lady whom he had taken in son in law which this young lady is so first thing the excellent fellow did, after on his arm Lawler sat for some minutei good os to give me.” Miss Marshall getting his uniform and sword, was to looking in no little surprise about trim flushed at |he discourtesy in his tone, port off to the Granite State and marry The right of so much elegance at a front­ points." "By Jove!" muttered Capt. Cross, but gave no other sign. "I shall ex­ the middle aged maiden who for ten ier table could only tonrey tn bis mind "he's os lr.ul as Mr. Abrams liimself. pect to see you apppearing in the role of years had been patiently waiting the the vague impression of peculation in What can we do to stop him? Nothing counselor yet, Miss Marshall." day when he could accumulate enough the past He waa surprised to find that “Very well, colonel; if it ever comes short of divine providence will ever stop money to buy a little home, and with Lane could have bad no connection what­ to that I shall fall back on myIntui­ his bride hS returned to honest toilI at Mrs. Brodie." ever with “ cotton caaes ” during the war. By CHAELES KING, U. B. A., But tbe desired interposition came. tion." the department No man ever worked And now was this young girl with the Miss Marshall's cheeks were still flush­ A wWof “The Colonel’* DouphXer,” “Th* harder to master the details of unnecusFootsteps were heard oa the piazza be­ big dark eyes, looking so frankly yet L<«Tter," “From the /tank*.’’ “Dimusned duties, and no man. ^obably, yond the ball The Chinaman, answer­ ed and her eyes had a dangerous gleam Bcrutinizing!/ up into his face, quizzing under their dark and fringing lashes raren Ranch," “Two Sotatan.” ing the summons to the door, came eror meOTinterod gTMWr difficnlnei him? Tbe fact that for nearly a quarter back, raising ths portiere that hung when she stepped a moment after into But meh wa, hi, p<™rmnce that ho of a century he liad been a commissioned the lately desecrated parlor. heavily over tho entrance, and handed a walking glomary <rf inform.P^pyright. 18*0, by J. B. Lippincott Company. officer and was now high in rank, if not Phi!*,__ ■__ ______________________L—__ “You appear to have had quite a tilt hia master a card. Lane took it, anti tion on army legal affaire- It oot X” h,^ th. meet.-, ot in public eateem. bad given him a cer­ with our friend tbe judge advocate," said tain aelf confidence of manner, and the “IT you will excuse me," said the lat­ martial jurisprudence, bat be knew t cuMciommee* of being tbe custodian of ter, rising st once, "these are gentlemen for his guests. “I think I once told inside history of every c»me * host of official secrets added to h» Capt- Lane's quarters, u has been up for trial in the bulky records of the Bense of self importance. Yet small and whom I telegraphed to meet, and I will I would not care to be croes-examinec He could quote the charges guspicious by nature he was forever look­ save time by seeing them hare. I will you, Miw Marshall; and it looks as tho fcud, were charmingly famished, and bureau. he were not a little nettled.” adorned with attractive pictures and and snerifications preferred against any ing for some covert ridicule. He had ud ^£d»cer. th. tbdinsa ot t>» bnc-a-hrac. The dininf room wae j)iXKilAJrs CRulP IOED 1 \ C 334^84 B , v. ----------------- ---------D t . mon makes me wish over and over again that I were a man. Did you know who his callers were?” “I have just heard.” said Lone. There was sudden lull in tho conversetion on tho piazza without^ then ths colonel spoke quickly: •“I wonder what that can be. That« fellow yells in earnest, doesn't he?” “What is it?" asked Lane, stepping to ’ the door. "No. 8 yelling for tbe corporal of th* |l : | ' guard. Yonder they go." Capt. Cross, who was officer of the day, hnd quietly picked up his sword and burned out uf tbe southwest gate, while down tho ruadwpy could be heard tho sound of rapid footfalls. The call. however, was not repeated. Conrorsa- ■ j f ‘;1 jj; i Lf Uf i tion soon became brisk and general, and in fivo minutes Cross come back. .. "What w%* tiw matter?" asked CoL Morris. "Some civilians, sir, and oneof ourmen in a buggy, who fluid they came out by orderof the general commanding the & vision, and had brai detained here until after tujis.” “Certainly: that’s all right. Those were doubtless the witnesses CoL Law­ ler sent for. Why wasn’t the corporal of the gut.nl aent down with them -to pass them out?" "Their buggy wns tied tho other side of the store, sir, and no one at tho guard house could see them atart." "Well, the sentry ought to bare let them go anyhow ns soon aa ho saw who they .were. We have po authority to hold civilians here." “It .wasn’t.tho civilian the sentry was after, sir; he was perfectly willing they . ; J> 1 , : 4 j : , ji ' “ 1' j »,* ■ ; \ ’ | .,;' sbonld g<»; but they luul on enlisted man with them.” “Who?" nskH Morris, with uncom- I fortable premonition of the answer. “Private Welsh, sir. of C troop." CONTINL’EU. FROIIATE ORDER. At a session nf the Probate Conrt for the , i County ot Barry, boldfn at the Probate r.mre iu ! I the CUy of Ha-tirss. in “nld County, on Monday, the eleventh day <>t May. in the year one tnotiMiid elcht hundred and ninety one. Present, ( buries AY. ArmstruuK. Judge ot Probate. In the matter of theestatc ot Geon:* Wel<le f deceased. On readlnp nnd tiling the petition, duly verl- 1 , fled nf Mllzweth Weigh-, widow of said deccas- ,. etl, tirnyuig Hint Jolni .1. Perkins or "our other । suitable person inw beHppolnled administrator of Hie estate of said deceased. Thereupon it u« ordered, that Thursday, the • ■ llth day of June. a. D. trei. at fen o’clock tn. ; the forenoon, be assigned for the hearing of said . f»etl:ioii. mid that the heirs at law of said deceased and all other peroocia Interest- i te­ ed hi said estate, are required to appear . w ■ at a session of said court, tlxii to be Holden at the Probate office, in the city of Hasting*- > i : In said county, and show cause, if any s • there -I*, why the prayer of the petlUooer Hf ; tnsy not be granted. And Ills further ordered. * that said petitioner give notice to the per- , i • sous interested in said estate, of the pe»- i |dency of said pctltlan. aud the hearing | KI thereof bv causing a ropr of this, order ! 1’ to be published in the Hastings IlANNKM a ; E :: uewsiwijier printed and circulated in said CtouD- : a. ?1 tyof Barry oner In each week for three succoatva i HF weeks previous to said day of bearing. CHAMI.KK W. AHMATItnya. it;, J udgv ot Probate. | fii I (A true copyA MOBTGAGE SALE. • I Default having been made in Hi* condition* I of a mortgage dated Au>a*t 13, 1870. made by : IfllJtUi Slum and wife Phllura ti David G. Me- • clure and recorded In Hie office of the Register . of Deeds for tbe County of P.arry and etale of J Michigan ou August □». 1870 iu Uber "W'of t mortgage* on pajee and by tbe said David G. J McClure assigned to Ambrose Hubbell, October 1 SO, 1M4. and recorded in said register's office. October 50.1K<1 in liber 23 of mortgages on Mg* | 41X1 and by Daniel Stilker. executor of the last ’ will and testament of said Atnbro-e Hubbert. I deceased, aiobtneil to Emily F. SHIsoh, Sanin | K. Rct<l and Wilmlner W. Osborn. February IL S tun and recorded in said register'*office Febru- ? ary >*, 18»l in Htx-rXof mortgages, on paae 1JB and hv Hie said Emily F. SltlMin, Sarah R. Reid aud Wilmltier W. Oborn assigned to Alexander y N- (Jllleiatui April. 7. P91 and recorded in said register’s office April IL hot In liber X of wort- ■, gages, on page |.n. by nonpayment ofnioueya due thereon.oy which the mre er of sate ha* be- I come operative, andon which mortgage there is ; claimed to be ,due at the date of this notice eight hundred and forty six dollars and eight V etnts (**4G Q8> amt no suit or proceeding at law having Pern Instituted to recover ths amount secured by said mortgage or any part thereof: ; Notice I* tl^rfore hereby given, that on Satunlay, the 11th day of July, IWH. at ten o’clock . t:> the forenoon there will be sold at the north front door of the Court house in the Citv of Hastings. County of Harry, and Stale of Mieh- . igan. saM Court house being the place in which the Circuit four.: fnr the County ot Harry Is held, at public auction to the hlrnctt j bidder, the premise* described in said non- ’ gage, or so much thereof as may be ueoessary to satisfy the amount due on said mortgage, mi above set forth, with tbe interest thereon, I uud Hie costa, charges and expenses allowed by law nnd provided for In said mortgage, said premise* oelng situate in the City ot Harting*, 1 In the County of Barrv. and State of Mrhtan. I nnd described a* village lots number 12tt>. 128G. 1<17.1208.1?<». 1241. 1242. 1243. 1244. 1245, 1W7. • 12PM. 1-70, 1271. law. IXC. 1306, 1307. J». J 1X11. 1332. 13X1. 1X14 Wd 1X» cf th* Villa** Ct Hastings according to the recorded plat thereof. ‘ Amlxtice ot tbe Murtgaga. Aloxzn F.. Kkxahtok. Attorney-for Asslifuee. MORTGAGE SALE. Default having been made In Hie condition* ot a certain iportgage made by Ira F. Aldrich and EanuieC. Aldrlc* toSamuel Caraoa dated October 2nd. A. D. 1882. and recorded. in the office ot the Register of Deeds, for the rnnnty of Ksrrv and Slate nf Mlrhlrait, nn the 25th day of October. A. I). 1882, in Uber 22 of martgages on pages 5<' and 57. which said mortgage was uu the 17th day of March. 181H, assigned Samuel it. Willison and duly recorded April 1»| In tbe office of Register of Deeds Is and lor B-rry county, Mlcb. In liber S', of mort­ gages on vage 14.. And !t was further exprreoly agreed in said mortgage that should there be any default In the payment of the 1 merest upon the same, at any day when tbe sane Klwuld be due uud payable and ahould the same relnaln unpaid nnd In arrears for the apace Gt sixty davs then tbe principal on said mortgage should be due at the option of tbe mortgage*, and the interest due on the second day of October 883. to wit Sit and on tire second day of October 1®» to wit Sil bo not having been paid and the same having remained unpaid until U> be due at tbe dale of thU notice the sum ot •eren hundred *Uty *even dollars and »lxtrflve ceuti. and an attorney** fee of twenty-*** dollar* provided for In >oid inortf»ge. end bo *ul: or proceeding* at law having been Uurttuied to recover the money* secured by said mortgage or any part thereof. notice Is hereby given that on Saturday.t* day of July, A. D.. 1891. ax tea o’ela tbe forenoon. I thall sell at public anetten I Court for Barry County!* bn! dec), th* said mortcaat. with seven per rent and al) le«aI coeU. tows! her with aai fee of twenty-five dollars eovoaa The north half (%>*! the SMITH * COUISOTT.. Attw Doted tins April loth. I *01. M i' % t> fl E r. L |' : J Vi lb1 ��H A stings Banner tuning. Tlwnriiy. JUM <. 1«M. w. R. COOK. Local Editor. ZTh. •oncreclt.l.i Union hnll l»tFrt<to, pER8ONtL_MENTlON. evening was attended by a good house. The Eurydlee choruses were very fine and ail ^Setb Stone waa n Gt»nd Itapld. Tucw the solos were good; those deserving special notice were given by the Misses Sable Beadle, Sarah Jones, Lillie Felghnrr and A £ D- S,”k'n> ‘ 'lalttoe frlcnda In IbU Mae Tomlinson. Tuesday night thr eity council voted to Hope?" B'“I u vlaltln. trfeoda In approve the board of education appropria­ tion of >6.500 fur a new Mx room school Odiwain11' UchlI“ relatlrrato biilldlng on the central grounds. This st<P assures the erection of this much on U b r u,^' C needed building. We understand work will commence at once. Hams & Van Annan are receiving fresh fruit, vegetables and berries even- day. and in this as in all departments of their business, aim to please their customers by­ keeping what they want. You will find bo trouble In being suited there either in quality or price of goods. ^AKlH6 eltTstuffy? >i“hvUI* «?riSX“'Pr*w'’n,c- ‘"‘be ■“ *>« i2;i^,“"’ r™»«5 ™ We bear that the bridge over Fall creek day on ">Grand T“«tin Grand street, is in a very dangerous con­ dition. We would suggest that these dangrr*"•”» T»* <njs places be looked Into a little more care­ fully and that they be remedied. The city ,a may have some very costly damages tupay. t^rrbSX0' “W*'lncIf such things are neglected. POWDER Absolutely Pure. Fred L. Heath was pressing a cork down un of tarter baking powder. Highest solid Into a bottle with his thumb Monday . leavening strength.—U. 8. Govern- when the tail tie broke in the centerjnd his ih^!’vBrOWu °LGnn,d K’Pw»t In hand slipped down onto the biokeu part ste­ the city over Sunday. ering the artery In the thumb. Fred will not • toitin, do the trick over again for a week or so al t,i;s±!E any rate with the same thumb, as It’s In the his mother in this city. repair shop. John neamcr. of Onunl Itaplda. waa In | We are Indebted to the secretary of state the city on business Friday. for a copy of the Official Directory and Luke Waters and wife are enjoying the Ugislatlve Manual of Michigan. It Is breezes of Wall lake for a week. the moat complete volume ever published, Mrs. Cameron, of Torch Lake, Is visit­ containing Illustrations of all the state buildings; also all the state officer.- and ing her sister, Mrs. T. J. Brnsscan. sjjeaker of the house, beside lots of very Mrs. L. H. Evarts left for Grand Ledge iiitereMlng matter. Friday for a brief visit among friends. |WIU the lady who sent her son Into our Morse Nevins and Chester Mtsscr are store last .Saturday for some wall paper lowering Wail lake. They’re fishing. while she waited across the street in her Mrs. Norman Fuller, of Carlton. N. Y., buggy, please return the nine rolls of wall paper with boarder and small roll of paper Isvjsitlng her brother Dr. D. E. Fuller. I will fit your eyes find the No Charge for examination. You can : New (i i tyles of Jewelry, Watches and Clocks, at my store, 1st door north of Post Offlice. F. R. PANCOAST. CLOTHINQI Onr No 1 Flour $2.75. We have a few of those loose Muscatel raisins at 7 cents. W are also headquarters for..11 kinds fruits. Cash for tatter and eggs. Yours Respectfully JOS. ROGERS. Sugars way down. leans Most enox . AGENTS WANTED. " ■ I'nited State* Tailor system fur "Uttiiiu .(I fitting |udh< nod rhiJdrstis II.; *.::' it- i.ti ahead of all other so caWvd Tailor Bi-. Parisian dartless basques ..:.“v —and dart I ess waist taught. 1’apiN ; •}.-eft d in one day. M ~ Sri’>o.x. U. S. Agent. Present address, Hastings.. LOCAL NEWS. Hou- O. 1). SrAI LhlNG. . Swine go to F. H. Barlow - w Hie ■and Buy y r.r: place to buy silk casinere shawls ‘aline and dress goods complaining about the wire Hear Charlotte M. Allen In “Switzer­ land. at Union Ball Tuesday eve. Mr. .Uidlac informs us that he will have that celebrated horse. Geo. SL Clair here House and barn to rent in fourth ward, G>mtr : Bark and’ Center streets. En■quire of .1. Resell. Efsewle-n- jt> this issue is a fine descriptiu- letter ।'•mi cadet Geo. Kock, now in Glasgow. Scotland.. Mr. and Mrs. m. l. cook gave a recep­ .. I; m.,r of Mr. ■nil Mrs. A. U. Juskern lust evening. Saturday mming and Sunday. Al. Tiontwinr has opened a barter a shop in o. d. Spaulding’s basement and •Ski a hliare of your patronage. Saturday at the fair ground the Sultana nf Grand Rapids, and the home team wlB Play a matched game of base ball, .The Hastings Electric Light Co. has upon a site in the second ward, on , J. S. Goodyear property, north of the trd mill. Go to Union hall Tuesday evening and • u a monologue, pretseni। Charlotte M. Allen, the most talent­ ed lady elocutionist of this country. .The Hastings Engine A Iron Works are trnnding an addition to their plant 50x75, J® be ua-,1 as a foundry. Increase of busl“M1** this improvement necessary. The ladies of Fitzgerald post desire to wpres, their sincere thanks to all who •wly assisted fai Decoration day exerd** and for the beautiful flowers given. • „--W,;u®rk our koods to seB at pare-. W e give no long 2. ' Cash Wftnt °*‘nk us. whoae account U due. *at“1 settle on or before Jane 6th, oblige E.W. Morrill & Co. Mrs. (tl|Te 8wla expre­ thank, to neighbors and friends * wno so kindJy have caused her house to i,udd€ “T in • great many different ways. window curtains given him by mistake, as soon as possible. . W. J. it L. L. Holloway. (Sign of the elephant.) Hastings, Mich. John Busby and n party of friends cap­ tured a boat load ot Long lake pumpkin seeds FriUay. W. Reynolds. Shirley Smith. Peter Forepaugh's show will exhibit in Grand Bellan. Chas. Fox mid Ed Shanahan Went Rapids Wednesday. June 11 Hl In con­ to Wall lake Friday. nection the Michigan Central will issue Venior Willison, accompanied by his round trip excursion tickets with at­ tached coupops at rate of 81.50 for the uncle, Mr. Griffin, expects to start for round trip. Tickets good going and re­ Denver, Colorado, this week. turning on regular trains June lltli. In Philo Jones started Fnesflaj- morning no! Instance will, these tickets lx- Issued for Sand Lake to visit his brother John, without the admission coupon. and will be absent about a week. M. 11. Collins, Frt. and Tkt. Agt. Mrs. Ira VnnValkeuburgh left lust even­ Geo. VanSickle. of Rutland. Is handling ing for an extended visit among friends in a stallion this reason. Munday forenoon the New York and other eastern states. vicious animal Jhought he would do little Mr. A. L. Bol>O. president ot the Ameri­ ♦ftlhe handling himself, and bit Geo. on the can Store Stool Co., of New York, vhflted k-ft arm just above the ’elbow. indicting a at Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Dickvrman's last ven ugly looking wound. Also in some week. way George was knocked down, and his face and one leg slightly brused. The Injur­ L^lrs. N. Bailey went to Grand Rapids ies are very painful but nothing serious is Tuesday to attend the state convention of anticipated as no bones were broken. the W. C. T. V. in session there this week. . The memorial services of Barry Lodge. Xo jlSf K. of I’., will be held In the MelhbdGottlieb Bessmer will represent the local i»t rhurch on Sunday, June Htb. at :: Arlxdter Vvrein al tbe state convention of tfcloek p. m.. Rev. W. M. ' Putter *0 of­ that order which will convene at Ann ficiate. After the services the lodge ami Arlior June 9th. relatives and friends of the deceased mem­ £. A. Rider received a telegram Monday bers of the lodge will go to the cemetery to announcing that his mother was nut exikibralr their graves. The dl'Ceased te-ett d to live. He left fur New York to brothers are Harvey Wright. C. C. Mason, see her on that’ day. C-«H. VanArman. Chas. Brunson and Geo. Grandma Crawley started Wednesilay Simpson, all of whose remains are buried in tffie JUverslde cemetery except Chas. morning for northern Ohio where she ex­ pects to remain a |H>rtlon of the summer BHomoil among relatives and trlcuds. W. E. Webb, assistant telegraph, D. G. Robinson and RCv. Irvine went operptur at Middleville, attempted to climb upon a freight car on the morning freight tMCalamazoo Tuesday ns delegates to the yesterday while the train was- moving on diobesun convention of the ■ Episcopal a switch. In some manner .he slipped and church. J. H. VanArman went yesterday . fell Upon the track the wheels crushing bls as delegate to the same. righl arm and hand, so that amputation C. M. Weaver, of the law firm of Stuart. was necessary. He had been repeatedly Kiiappen & Weaver, will leave the hist of warded not to do this, and-it was in viola­ this week for Adrlxin where he will make tion i)f the company's rules. Webb is 19 lih future home and enter Into partnership yean|old. and a highly‘respected young with his brother in tbe law business. During man,i and his terrible misfortune is deeply Mr. Weaver’s residence in this City be has lamented by his many friend*. made many friends who will regret tliat he At ia meeting of the Fitzgerald post on has concluded not tn make our city his per­ manent home, but their hpst wishes go with Saturday evening May 86th, 1891, it was Required, that this post extend to C. M. him. Weaver. Esq., r. vole of thanks for his matclle-ss address this p. m. in court house Without question. Charlotte M. Allen is yantklso to the W. K. C. for their untir­ the most talented lady elocutionist of this ing efforts in preparing flowers and country. She will appear in Union ball, wreathes for decorating soldiers' graves, Tuesday evening next, and render ••Switz­ and to the little boys and girls whoso erland'’ a »monol(Hrue written by herself. noblv fulfilled their part in the labors of The entertainment will be one of the the day. and to all who aided In furnishing highest interest, and deeply instructive. ••.Switzerland’’portrays tlx- Incidents and flowers and helped in Um grand work. Said reeolntion was carrrled Dy a diameters met in a tour through the Alps. There will also be character songs as well unanimous vote. By order of the post. as sketches. Admission 35 cents, reserved Fred Alexander was in the city last scats 85 cents. ' Proceeds for the benefit of week with a full line of cigars manufac­ Hastings Epworth league. Hear Miss tured by our former townsman. John Q. Aller. Tuesday night. Cressj. who has opened a cigar factory at Grand Rablds, and Is employing quite u Our contempory of the Journal has no number of bands, already. Mr. Cresay is need to fly In a passion because we cannot determined to make quality the feature of fully endorse hia plan for the city’s securing hia cigars; and the best goods possible for its own lights. We gladly concede that this the maney will be his alm. He is certain­ city could give better and cheaper service ly placing upon the market goods that will than any Individual or corporation. We not commend themselves to all smokers. We only consider it prober, but we consider It wish him success; and with such a genial the duty of any municipality which caud° fellow as Fred Alexander to dispose of his so to own and operate the systems of public goods, there should be no doubt of success. lighting within itself. But we hsve felt tb« for some years to come, offr city would not One day last week we were called Into lx* In a position to Incur the expense. This S. E. Phillipa’ grocery to see a freak of year It must pay SI 1.000 school bond" and nature In the shape of a hen's egg. On build a new school ballding. Next year staling to the genial clerk, Madison Erl-, 85000 water bonds fall due. it will probabl) that we didn’t wish to be the victim of a take two or three years to meet the S23.M0 joki?. he assured us that It was all straight these Items call for. Should we wander work, tliat the egg wasn’t rotten or hadn’t around In the darkness for another two or bed) under a setting hen -but had been three yean to wait UH the city can afford to takh> from a nest where the eggs had been rpend tbe 815,000 or 820.000 necessary for a gathered dally. 11 looked J ust like aqy egg. public lighting plant?lf the Hastings electric had both a large and small end, but when light company should fall togive aatlsfactorj putdown on the counter on the large end .bcuUl be to" °I It would act as though It was alive and charge too much, there Is nothing Inuaediatelv flop over jii the other end to prevent the city putting 4n a whare it was inclined ,»o stay. The egg ptat or boylor tbe other. Mr. has jwt been broken yet, so the only rea­ lotonas m toot bo t»rer .toted to w ™ son that we can assume for its action is tbu web . retuni u -OS to 100 that the yolk, what there is in It, Is all In L-r eent.' *•" to be loobrd tor. and It br lob '»“nc the small end. It acts aa though it was Kd."” Would te plac-d alivi, and If broken it |mlght have been uylutn. tor tbe cotillon)' cannot py an) “Ih dlrldrnd,. W. will .bake lund'iwltti alivt, but anyway It’s worth seeing. our contemporary In urjlnj city own'' Oae of the cities In Michigan that is en- ■blp «t an ulertrtc ll.bl plant, wen to city jovtag a good steady growth i» Hastings. purcbatoottlieone already contractedJar Sevoral new manufacturing industries have by prlvaleownira. Itour contemporary *U> located there in a year and all seem to be point tbe way out of the ouaoctol dlBcnldoing a prosperous business. The citjf’ has tk. ot tbe actuation. We aay ’ given liberal bonuses to factories, resultink. tbe city abould own and operate the ayauu* in material proiperity to every propertj oTpuWIe Itablin.; that public owwratop owner. The citizens are largely » will be Iwtter and cheaper for all concerned the H aatln km B ANNtK for this state of affars. We will also strenuously oppose as our con In onannn and out thr editor of the B annkk irmpomry tbeito«ln«or.ny —M; I*. Cook—has urged the giving of chl»e or the entering Into any contract by bonuses and [the securing of factories as a Si"Sty tor public IKbllng tor a tonper meats of enhancing value of property and term than one year., Incrmslng the population of Hastings. His time:and money have been freely given and dow the town is on the high Way to pros- or belts .nd «trrn<Ui .nd eedtort roUew. ttw e of Syrup ot Fidfc « ■ u 10 sarwrwiy w‘Ut n*wr« to rffeetaPlly lt* rr*4®01 Are what we have for sale, and these are what people all have to buy, and the PLACE - TO BUY-SUCH ----- AT---------- GOODS , MORRILL & CO.’S STORE Wc buy goods in large quantities and therefore can give you value received for your money invested! We not only buy goods for the Hastings store, but for FIVE OTHER BRANCH STORES. Two are located at Ann Arbor, one at Bay City, one at B.vron,<and one at Flint, making in all six large stores, and in buying goods for all these stores it enables us to procure the VERY BEST OF BARGAINS And we propose to give onr customers the benefit of it. Give us a call; yon will always find us ready to show goods. Yours respectfully, THE ONE-PRICE CLOTHIERS,' HASTINGS, MICH. P. S.—Remember our. goods are Marled in Plain Figures and are STRICTLY ONE PRICE TO ALL. ' EVERYBODY GRACIOUSLY ENTERTAINED It is entertaining to people who seek value in what they buy, aud who know a good thing when they see it to come to our store for We have not failed, and with our stock cannot fail to please such in quality and price. We consult the interests of your pocket-book, and so will you if you are in a purchasing mood. When you want goods that please the eye, fit you, well made clothing, the equal of the best tailor-made garments at from one-third to one-half less money, go to the only plate where they can be found. GRANT. �bkaveboyst Tbe late king of Dahomey, GhMe. in­ vited a mtaionary to witoesa a display Who Fell in Defense <Jf Theft given by the Amazons on the military pa­ Country’s Integrity, rade ground to show their bravery. About a hundred people were already aaMmbled round the kto«. under a fine tent, when l arrived. Tbe pnaoa rote at oner THE MEMOHIAL DAY OF A HATIOI. znd came to meet me. and made me sit for . k short, t ime *t bis side. Then, taking my band, li .ird me In parson to examine the military preparations, in a place set apart for the maneuver# a rampart tad been srected, not of earth, but of bubdiea of Brilliant Parade at Chicago—Inter. prickly thorn*. 40() y.ird* long by 18 feet broad and 6 fret high. ’ ident *1 rhihutelphla—JMul Death of a Forty pace# beyond the rampart and parallel to it ro*e the framework of a Chicago, June 1.--If the clerk of the building afao 400 fuet lung, but 15 feet wide and IB feet high. It# two sloping roof* weather had ta-en under the order# of the were .tiso covert-1 with a dense layer of Grand army commander-in-chief, he could prickly shrubs. Fifteen fret beyond this not have done better for Decoration Day klrauge building tamo n row of huts. The than he did. The air was just cool enough 1 whole was In imitation of a fortified town, for comfort, tbe day was clear, and every­ die storming of which would cost many thing was propitious for the yearly tribute livre. The Amazons, with their tare feet, were to the memory of those who •‘died to make to scale tbe rampart three times, descend men free." The morning wm devoted to into the empty spice which stood |for tbe tbe actual business of strewing flowers foam.-, climb up tta building which repre­ over the graves in the various cemeteries sented a bristling citadel, and uku tbo in the suburbs of the city, and this labor town counterfeited by the huts. Twice of love wa# well don*. As early a* 8 a in. driven back by tbe enemy, they were at the the frequent passage of some post of the third assault to be victorious, and im a proof of their bucc*hi», to drag their prison­ G. A. IL with fife and drum, and “keeping er* with them ami throw them at their step to the music of the union," gave evi­ monarch’# feet. The first one to surmount dence that the old soldiers were marching all the obstacles w*a to'receive the* reward to strew flowers on the graves of their of her bravery from the king's own hands; dead comrades. In many of the compa­ “for,” be *ald to me, “military prowess fa, nies there were young children--«ome of with us, the chief of virtue#.” 'them little tote—going with their fathers The missionary then proceeds to relate bow there lion hearted women hurled to visit tbe “windowles* palace" of some 1 themselves with incredible fury against loved one whose life, went out in the war the cactus rampart; »urniounted it. leaped of tbe rebellion. onto tbe thorn covered building, jumped down again as if thrust tack by an oppos­ The principal event of the day. aside ing force, and returned three time* to the from the exercize* in the morning, charge, all with sudr precipitation that the wa* tbe afternoon parade. This wa* a eye could scarcely fellow their mpvamanta. brilliant succcera, was morel than an hour —Cor. Boston Transcript • I paining a given point, and was jiarticipated in by nearly every p. A. R. j»o*t in the etty, besides other* from suburban What fa the exact) date of the beginning places. The long line of blue was lighted of winter? up here and therewith the gay uniform* According to the almanac, it begins with of Knight Templars. Knight* of Pythias, December, tat the astronomers make it Patriotic Order Sons of America, and begin on Dec. 21. while if the testimony of the thermometer, which ought to ta worth Zouaves. The Fifteenth regiment U. 8. something, be accepted winter has »o: act­ regular infantry was put in force, com­ ually come in recent year# till sortie time manded by Col. Crofton, and the Frat bri­ gade I. N: G. presented a very soldierly ap­ in January.—St. Loui/XHobe-Dema raL pearance. and won the commendation In parts of Scotland it is a current belief therefor of the thousands of people who densely lined the sidewalks and rwuiway— that if the water hea, or any other aquatic bird, tai Id* its nest high above the usual leaving only room for the line to pass. level ot tbe water, there will be more than the ordinary tall of rain, co cause floods in the stream or loch. The most striking body in the line, m far m apiiearance goes, was the Chicago Hussars: the Chicago Light Horse guard* were next and the sduave* next. The com­ After three years of experimental pany of Italian heraaglieri wanalao a nota­ ble feature, not only for their novel uni work an English company has aucform, but also for th* fact that they car­ ceCtled in producing paper barrels, ried the Italian flag a# well a*, “old glory.’* which aro able to compete favorably The P. O. S. A. asserteil their American­ with barrels made of wood. The paper ism by carrying a star spangled banner barrels are used at present princii>aJly about every fifty feet along1 their entire for the carriage of gunpowder, mining line, and it was a long one. All the mem­ fuses, fruit, flowers, tnolasees, paint, bers of the police and fire department.* of cement, matches, chemicala, dyes, as­ the city who could ta spared were also in bestos. sugar, dze «uvl extract of meat line, t he former headed by late Chief of Po­ lice Marsh and the latter by Chief Sweenie. The materials used in making the bar­ They presented a fine appearance, and the. rels are waste paper, cardboard and (for firemen “took tbe rake” in the perfection tbe better quality) old sacks. of their march by platoon*. When cardboard is used it fa soaked or boiled fur six hours, and afterward In six division* tbe parade pawed treated in the some manner as the other through a part of the business portion of raw material. This is cjirefully sorted thedty, finally counter marching on Mich­ and put into a rag engine or bpater, igan avenue, where the reviewing stand where it is beaten and torn to pieces by hed been erected. Here the chief review a series of knives for about an hour and ing officer wo# Gen. MHe^. U. S. A., and a half. It is afterward mixed with with him were Department Commander water until a pulp of uniform cons&t- Horace 8. Clark, G. A. R.. and Gen. Miles’ staff. As the veterans passol th* stand ency is gained. This is rolled, joined, the indie* of the M'oman'# Relief corp# ahaped and dried, and the barrel is final­ showered them with flower#. " Altogether ly covered with hoops. . it was a grand day for the vet*, many of Before the tops and bottoms are put whom were grizzled and gray-haired, and in the barrels are painted with a water­ the procewdon was the largest Decoration ] proof composition, made of linseed ail Day turnout ever seen in this city. | and resin, for ordinary purpose liarrds, i and with * special vanish where they C hicago, June 1.—All throughout Hliare used for food products. The 'stand­ nofa, Indiana, Iowa, Michigan and Wisconard size made is KU inches in diameter by 38 inches long. The price at which sin the people turned out Saturday to do honor to the memory of the boya in blue these barrels can be produced enables who fell on the field of tattle. Indeed, ) them to compete favorably with wooden ' from the lakes to the gulf and from the barrels; a barrel costing thirty-four cents Atlantic to the Pacific the day has never ( in wood can. when made of paper, be been so generally observed. sold for twenty-eight cents. One great feature is that there is no waste with DID NOT DIE DISHONORED. the procras. all ••wasters" being beat. n op into pulp again.—New Orleans Pica­ yune. ClLATTAXoouA, Tenn., June 1.—The fact A good looking man of 40 walked down ! that the military “spy“ cannot ta dishon­ ored by being forced to Huffer a dishonor­ the aisle of the Grand Opera house. FeW • able death was Illustrated here Saturday, 'observed that he was Jdind. He sat well when a monument to the Andrews raid­ down in the parquette, listened atten­ tively to the rollicking dialogue on the ers, provided by the state of Ohio, wa* un­ stage, aqd laughed loudly at some ot tbe veiled. It was the event of Decoration witticism# ot the comedian*. It was rather Day, and ex-Governor Foraker was orator pathetic to note a man so afflicted in such of the occasion, while half* dozen descend a brilliant place, but he enjoyed tbe per­ anta of the raider* were present. What is formance heartily.—Cincinnati Commer known a- C»e Andrew# raid occurred in April, 1862. The leader, James J. Andrews, was a Union spy. Hr made two attempt* with Ohio soldiers in 18tt! to make his way There’s a good deal of guarantee husl- through the south to Atlanta, Ga.. and ne«* In the store keeping ot to-day. It’s capture a locomotive, on which he and his too excessive. Or too reluctant. Halt companions proposed to ride over th* the time it means nothing. Words—only road to Chattanooga, burning the bridge* after them. Both failed. ‘wr-rd’i. • This offer to refund the money, or to pay « reward, is m«de under the hope that:yoa It wa* in tbe second attempt that he and ■won’t want your money-back, and tbat;you aeren of his men Inst their lives. He and , won’t claim the reward. Of course. his men captured a locomotive and three, So. whoever is honest in making it. and freight can in the aecond raid at "Big works—not on his own reputation alone, Shanty, but after a tremendously exciting I but through the local dealer, whom you run and hot pursuit of ninety two mile*. | know, must have something be has faith during which there was much hard work 1 In taek of the guarantee. The business and some veir deape rale chances token.the , raiders abandoned the engine and took to ' wouldn’t stand a year without it Wteai i# lacking is confidence. Back ot the woods, to be all captured within the , that, what is lacking Is that clear honesty next two nr three days. There were twen- ' ty-two men in the party. Eight were exe- ' whicii is above the ’’average practice.’’ Dr. Pierce’s mwliclnes are guaranteed to c’uted, eight escaped, and six were ex- I accomplish what they are intended to do. changed. and their maker# give the money back if The men executed were James J. Anthe result isn’t apparent Down "I it strike ymt that a medicine, which th* makers have so much confidaice Row, George Wilaon and Perry G. Shad­ rock. of the Second Ohio infantry; J. M. in. is the medicine for you? Scott, of the Twenty-first; Samuel Slavens Jaoktoa rases will probably occur July and Samuel Robertson, of tbe Thirtythird, and William H. Campbell, of Sa­ lineville.. O. They all understood the na­ Allien# will have » fair if suitable ture of tbe service which they undertook and tbe risks they ran. Hod they sneeredgrounds can be procured. rd their efforts would have had a marked Prtwto! (hinge! Gray and faded beards effect on tbe progrew of the war. made te usuoie their orixtnal color by applyTbe base of the monument unveiled is of granite and is aurmounted by a bronze iocomotire. The find wool marketed at Port Huron THE DAY AT OTHER POINTS. G. R The Ohio Knights of P-tMaa had a fight wliere be took part in the exerri#«i like t.ta at their grand lodge nieeing on tbeqttss j other veterans, but did not speak. Befon tion of admitting wbdcadc liquor dealers his departure to this city there waa a pub and their traveling salrenen, A resolution lie reception, at 4 p. m. a dinner, and Intel to admit them was carrbd by a majority another reception to Meade Past. of IM A Unratlon That la .Settled. The city government ol Council Bluffs, . At the public reception Mayor Stuart la., ha# been notified tc ccare collecting welcomed the president, who responded it fines of naloouM. The rename to tbe city a speech in which be said: “You did not ai from tlasse collections anounta pet all depart from the great leesons whici. year from each saloon, and the mayor says were taught by the founders of this great colony when, uniting with your comrade* the notice will ta ignored. “President Harrison will be renominated from all the states, you went into the field and re-elected, but I shall uot be his pnr»tto hold up this banner, to maintain a pea« master general in his second term. On which should be pen«tual and all-pervad the of March, IStti, I shall hand him my ing in all the state*. Oiwdience to the la* resignation, and nothing would induce is tbe first element of domestic peaa- and me to take this or any other cabinet office social order. You went out to maintain again." say# Poatmnater General Wana thal, and have established, as I believe again in tbe affections of all our people th« maker to hfa friend*. Chauncey M. Depew ami the other in old flag of our fathers, and have settled perpetually the-questiou of loyal nubmis dieted directora oftbe New York rind New sioD to the constitution and tlie law in all Haven railway will ta tried June Si. George I* Olmstead, a Brockwayvflle. the state*. ** Pa., boy just out of knee-breeches, ha* fawn offered 34U,(U) for a tire escape he has pat­ New Yobk, June I.—Memorial Day wa* never more generally observed in this dtj ented. Secretary Blaine cont Innes to improve, than It was last Saturday. About every and it fa announced that he will go to Bax military organization In the city was in Harbor, his summer home, sorfft time the parade in the morning, together with next week. a large number of civic Ms ietle* and an The international cungre*# ot Y’oung army of old veteran*. In the afternoon Men’# Uhristinu associations will convene servirt>s were held at Grant’s tomb. The in Amsterdam <»n Aug. 11 and remain in United States man-of-war Enterprise wot session until Aug. 18 anchored In the Ijtidson river oppmite the Two workmen fell from the roof of St. tomb and fired minute guns during tht Paul’* church at Springfield. Ufa., Thuracontihuance of the service*. A numner ot day, and one of them, William McCauga, ex-Confederate# were present ns guest* ot had bis back broken, and will die. the day. The Hon. John S. Wise, of Vir Twenty-two Episcopal diocewts have ginin. delivered the address ot the day, passed on the fitness ot Rev. Phillip* which wa# a very eloquent one. Brooks for the bishopric of M&ssachiuieUs, sixteen giving their consent and six re­ fusing it. Washixgtox C’rrv. June 1.—The usual A lamdon dispatch say* that Parnell ceremonies were o erved here on Decora anti Mrs. O'Shea will be married early in tion Day. Mr*. Gtn. .Sheridan luul chargt July. of the floral decor4ti<ina. Tbe most im A young Siisquejhanna (Pa.) cmiple nave pressive of the features was the decora separated and reunited three times in faux tion of the graves of the unknown dead at weeks. Arlington. There were rerviecs at tta Cut-worm# are reported to ta dedug graves of Gen. lx>gan, Gen. Sheridan, and much damage to corn and pOtatoM all the cemeteries in the vicinity of tin around Waterloo, la. city_________ Edison has invented u “kinetograph.* It photographs art ion, and by Its use an op­ The Celebration at Gettysburg. Gettysbvhg, Pa., June 1.—Memorial era or a prize fight can ta reproduced —the singing and action ot the opera or the Day w*a observed on this historic tattle slugging of the sluggi-rs. taing plainly field with the usual exrrcire*. The town heard and seen at a d fat an re from tire op­ was crowded with people. TJie pnxvretion era house or ringside. formed Saturday afternoon, anti proceeded •In injunction has Iwvn granted to pre to the regular exercise* in the soldier* vent the formation <>f the projsiM-d Minne­ National cemetery. apolis prilling combine. The venerable Bishop Crowther, one ot St. Loris, June 1.—Memorial services in the best known missionaries in Africa, honor of Gen. Sherman were held here was born a savage in Guinea. A French warship ha* refused to allow Saturday by Ransom post, and 20,(XX) sol­ American fifahernien to take Ikrit on the diers’ grave* at Jefferson tarracks were French shore of Newfoundland. strewn with flowers. Jacob Morrow, a IJncoln.Nrb.. fireman, fa under arre*t. charged with setting fire IN THE BASE BALL FIELD. to his house that ta might get rid of aotne mortgage* and secure about «5.<XjO IumifThe body of Mrs. Adeline Hawver, ol Climax, Mich., was found in tar house Thursday, death' having ensued from strangulation. Tta cirvunwCance# point towartl murder. A north bound mall train on-the Illinois Central ran off thr track al Clmmpaign Thursday night. Several j«a-weugvrs were slightly injured. Engineer Quirk was killed by a wreck on the tame road at Cen­ tralia. An elevator containing 4,000 bushels ot wheat nnd corn ta Beason, near Lin­ coln. ill*., wa# burned Friday. the fire ex­ tending to n row of cribs adjoining con­ taining 40.00U bushels of com. I-oss. •&<,­ 00k no insurance The official figures of tta seals caught in the Behring sea by Canadian fishermen are 34,!Wl. The dead body of a "woman which was found on the prairie near Cheyenne Wells, Colo., a week ago. has taea identified as that of Mrs. Julia A. Taylor, the divorced wife of a wealthy citizen of Sun Francisco. league record ou the ball field ywterday: She wa< deranged. At Chicago—New York 2, Chicago 3; at Tta soldiers indicted tor lynching Hunt Cincinnati—Philadelphia ft, Cincinnati 4: at Walls Wiiila. W;ub., were arrested Fri­ at Cleveland-Brooklyn 3, Cleveland 4; day nnd put in Jail. No reaistance waa Pittsburg-Boston game postponed—rain, made to their arrest. Association: At Lonfaviile— Louisville Tta Gladstonian candi(Lite for Parlia­ ^Athletic ktbletlc 7; 7; at at St. St. Louis Louis— —St St Louis Louis 14, 14, ment to fill the seat made rucant by the Washington .Washington 4; Colunibus-Baltimorv Columbus-Baltimore and resignation of Capt. Verney was elected Cincinnati • Boston games postponed - by an increased majority. rtlin. One hundred and forty-four lumlter CHICAGO.’May 80.—No National league firms of New York have agrrad not to sell game*. American amociation scores: At lumtar to builder* until the striking lum­ Ixiulsville—Louisville 0, Athletic 0; at SL ber handlers come to terms. Mr#. Albert Evans was found dead in • Louis—St.Louis 8. Washington l^t Cincin­ nati-Cincinnati 5, Boston 20; at Colum­ ravine in Johnson county, Kentucky, Thursday. It is not known whether she bus-Columbus 11, Baltimore 4. Following is given tbe score* made at killed herself or was murdered. Russell B. Hnrrfaon. sun ot tta presi­ the national game on Decoration Day: League—At Philadelphia 'morning)—Chi­ dent, accompanied by hi# wife, arrived nt cago 3. Philadelphia 4; (*fternoon>-Chi the Auditorium, Chicago, Friday from Helena. Mont., on hfa way east. c:igo 12, Philadelphia «. At New York । (morning!—Cleveland 0, New York 3; BecatiM? the faculty ate strawberry abort (afternoon)—Cleveland 3, New York 6. Al cake while tta students were given only Boston (morning*—Cincinnati 2. Boston 7; tta plain ta rries, the latter have st nick. !aftern<K>n>—Cincinnati 3. Boston (5. At This at Wyoming temtuary, Wilkoburre, Brooklyn (morning)—Pittsburg 7, Brook­ Pa. lyn 1; (afternoon i—Pittsburgh, Brooklyn5. The tmwnry Friday bought 1*DJ)00 Association: At Cincinnati (mornjng)- ounce# of silver at fo.W per ounce. Baltimore 9, Cincinnati 2; (afternoon)Tta Walter Hill Furniture company, of Baltiniore 2, Cincinnati 3. At Columbu# Chicago has failed. IJabilities 825,000. (morning)—Boston 4. Columbus 6; fatterMark Kimball, n resident of Chicago noon)—Boston 1, Columbus 3. At Wash since hfa 18th year, died at his home Fri­ ington City (rffoming)—Loni*viile 4,Wash day mornin; , aged 70 years. ington 7; no afternoon game—rain. At St. The latest news from TancotL Chicago’s Louis (morning)—Athletic 3, St. Louis 1“; (afternoon)—Athletic 8, St. Louis 15. (Sun­ will-’o-the-wisp murderer, located him in day) At Louisville—Washington «k Louis­ tta gold fields of Alaska. Indians are again committing outrages ville 8; at St. Ixiuis—Athletic 3, St. Loute in Arizona. They are Ix-ilevcd to have 6; at Columbus—Boston 3, Columbus 8. Chicago, Juno 2.—League base ball escaped from tta reservations. Three cnses of diphtheria arc reported score# yenteniay were: At BrooklynBrooklyn 5, Pittsburgh 8; at New York- from Fisher, Ills. Tta housed nre quaran­ tined, but fenra are entertained that the New York 3, Cleveland 2: at Philadelphia disease will spread. —Chicago 6, Philadelphia 8: at Boston­ The Good Templars’ congress in atflaion Boston 2, Cincinnati 5. Association: At SL Louis—St. Ixiuis 2, at Edinburgh selected De* Moines, la., aa Athletic 6: at Ixiuisville— Washington 14, the place for holding the next congress. Jake Schaefer, the billiard wizard, is to Ixiuisville 5: Columbus-Boston and Cin­ cinnati-Baltimore game* postponed—rain. marry the daughter of John Snyder, of New York, tta wedding to take place early in June. WERE WEDDED IN DEATH, I Pamell is sold to be preparing to marry (tag C*M or Doable- Suicide Mrs. O’Shea immediately, nnd it fa proba­ ble that he will become a half-millionaire GALENA, Ills., -June 2.—Elmer Foster, a by the marriage. He will come to Ameryoung farm laborer, was engaged to Miss i<a after parliament Is prorogued. Ada Townsend, daughter ot a farmer of Routine hwduow occupied the attention Rich township. For some unknown rea­ of tta Presbyterian general amembly taoson they resolved to die together, and ac­ unUy. It was decided to meet at Portland, cordingly, upon returning from a drive Ore., next May. Resolution* eulogistic of late Sunday night, they repaired to the the tale Judge Breckenridge were adopted. girl’s room.wvbere they both took rtryebThe labor unions of Chicago will dlnine. their force* on Labor Day. Tta Trade and Izkbor assembly will hold one picnic The young lady’s mother called her at and tta Building Trades council anottar. the usual hour yesterday morning, but re­ There is considerable ill-feeling over this ceived no response, whereupon ahe burst action. into the room and wax horrified to find Ili » fln which deMmywl hi. horn, Friher daughter lying half dead on tbe floor, <i»; curht, H«>rr PhllUt», or Wb-.lin«, while tbe llfafaa* form of Foster lav upon W. Va., his wife and two children perthe tad. Ififlk Townsend was atill eon aeio2*. but dBed within an hour, ref using tzx CMK In. * ullna irum VVIUl*l»U. «Ud=» Wt*lly dtttroyrfby fl,. CHICAGO, May 27.—League bane ball score* yesterday were ■# follow#: At Pittaburg—Pittsburg IV, Boston 1; at Cincin nati—Cincinnati 1. Philadelphia 3; at Chicago—Chicago 4, New York 3; at Cleve­ land—Cleveland 11. Brooklyn 8. AModation: At Cincinnati—Cincinnati 21, Boston 13; at Columbus—Columbus 4, Baltimore 0; at Lonlsrille— Athletic 10, Louisville 8; at St. Ixiuis—St. Louis S, Washington 2 Chicago. May 28—The League base ball club* yesterday made the following records’; At Pittaburg—Pittsburg 1. Bos­ ton (J; at Cincinnati-Cincinnati 13, Phil­ adelphia 3; at Cleveland—Cleveland 4, Brooklyn 2; al Chicago—Chicago 1, New York 12 Association: At Col* tn bos—Columbus 8, Baltimore 7; at Sc. Louis—Washing­ ton 0, St. Louis 10,; nt Louisville—Louis* villa 5, Atnletlc 8; st Cincinnati—Cincinnati 12, Boston 7. Chicago, May 2ft—Following fa the the great awww«» - -■•---------- — fl rad mH U» wsUbmeu U U» P«" *nd it fa thought that one »M wounded, but none wa* caught. Protection fa c crying everything before it in the French chamber of Wtb*. much to the injury of British trade with France. A state of anarchy exbrts on the New Hebrides* Island*. Six hundred ’native* have been killed In fight* between native* and the flood all eaten by tbe victor*. A. Traunwclner, of Cedar Rapid*, la., a jeweler, shot and killed hfa wife gatut day and titen fired a bullet through hi* own heart. Unhappy domestic relation*. Dr. Brigg*, the “looee" tiwologfon of Union Tlwologieal seminary, went U> Europe in tbe L'mbrla Saturday. Hu-aay# he la not worrying over tbe action of the Detroit aasenibljr. At Washburn, Win., Saturday, John Kinea, mate of the schooner Annie Sher­ wood, was instantly killed. The towline pulled the timberhisadjout, which struck Hine* on the bead. Tom IxMig. of Macon, Ga., was found ly ing on the ground in front of his home Saturday with his head split Open. Hit wife wna mated and opnfeaaed that she killed him. Jealousy. Mrs. Grace Potter, of Fort Worth. Tex., a patient at Lincoln park sanitarium, Chi­ cago, jumped from a fourt h-atory window Sunday while temporarily insane, and died an hour later. The following named banks have been authorised to Itegin business: Chemical National tank of St. Ixxufa, cnpital 1600,(XX), and Citizen*’ National bank of Deca tor, HU. capital tlOU.000 Lake Ilmen, In tbe government of Nov gorod. Ktiwda, ha* tacit the scene of a ter riblr hurricane. Nineteen timber vtwsch were wrecked in tbe hurricane, and all ol their crews were drowned. The annual convention of the Amalgam alvei Arworiation of Iron and Steel Work­ er* opened It* session* at Pittsburg tbh morning. It is probable that there will be no change xnmte in the-acalu of wage*. Sunday wa* tbe anniversary ot the Johnstown flood. The people there held tnrinori sen Ice* at tta cemetery, and as tbe hour of tbe terrible visitation arrived —4 p.m.—the bell* were tolled and hun­ dreds engaged in silent prayer. Capt. Markley, U. 8. A., who is charged by the men of his company, who are uc grura, with “drawing the color line” by abusing them on the slightest pretext, and in various other ways, denies the cliarges, and "demands either a court of inquiry or a court-martial. He says he has not for seventeen years used a vile epithet to any man or tiody of men. A hard fight fa bring made t t prevent Senator Call, of Florida, from taking his Francis F. Emery, a boot and shoe dealer of Boston. ha* aligned. Hi* liabilitiea are estimated at 43OO.(W. Petr Jackson has challenged Jim Cor tatt to fight before any fair club—New Or leans tarred—for <10,000. C. H. Gould, one 6f the pioneer real dent* of Cincinnati, and a leading bus! ties* m«g of that city, died Monday. Ella Beaver*, a waitress at tbe Park hotel, JackatHivllle. 111*., took a large dew of carbolic acid Monday awl w ill die. Nc cause i* known for tbe art. Some lufarreant threw a stone into a window of tbe Weal-bound “flyer near Shelton. Neb.. Sunday night, and fatally injured a little child of T. A. Holme*, of Chicago. A farmer named Crawley, who wa* oc copying * farm in County Donegal, Ire­ land, from which the former tenant had been evicted, wax shot by moonlighter* Sunday night, Walt Whitman waa 72 years old Sun­ day. Secretary Blaine left New York Monday morning for Bar Harbor. A bant sup pore. I to contain a man went over Niagara fall* Sunday. The first section of the Ruaaiau Trans Sitaria railway wa* opened Monday. The treasury Munday bought 21G.00C ounce* of silver at from fo.iG to fo.972., per ounce. A collision on the Norfolk and Western r>ad, near Luray, Va., Sunday, caused the Knit tDl.Fit the Foot Saves Disc-,, I., no cram;. .1 Saves Darning; u,. roomeSoiieli.,uy,mJ ta'"S A sore relief n,t Urn., ...Tt”* Ingrowlnit Mil-, curl.' wil!l natnral hral amii»n.|.inU 5 ; “r >.. r. „ wsus’esHisl ci. For sale by ” ' •R. K. GRAM. mortgage sale 1 Itefaittt hariag teen made in tte a certain tn<>rtca«e inade by WriiaS1 Thomaa D. Jarrard Henry w? M C. Gofer aud rraxtk H. Pmuh » •octety of the Cedar (‘rwk t Ir. mt ii ty, MichiZAD. to Jarob Erb. < UN. and rrccrdsM in the otn>euftM deed* tortheeminty of Barry. it! ,7 Michigan. Octoter u, two. t„ !lbrf J MM tMONamrallve. m» *hkb U claimed to be due at the siatr „f Jh At” one hundred and ninety *n rtofiin tagafaS!?' •even cents, and tx>*uii <,r pr.r-ewjTT, M.’’ having been instituted to AtyrTiP XX aecnxed hvsald mortgrL-<- or*i.\ sTTZT? Xottee 1# therefor tarrby ghn, ti„ ■ n■taun!?’ August Nh, IM1. at ten ssVbrit In tte taSi’ there * ill be »o1d at tte i orth front J' -o! th, rourt bouM, lu^pe city of IfarryandKateof Micb^an m><1 cfort beingtteplace III which n,« .trrii!|lnuW7fZ the county ol Harry I* IwM. a? ftibitt'at tm. i, the biglii-st bidder, the |>rtnn—« detertt<nl n*M mortgage or •oruuch litrrrof a* L uecrosary to »aU»fy tte axnvcnt due «, fax mortgage*• above M-t forth, with tte tateM ihereuu and all legal .aid wedves tew situate tn the U>wmh);> ol lUHun.^r, in !Lcounty of Barry *ad stat- „J Mirhlrai. atlj »crltv*i aa fuiJons. to-wl: . .rrelta («rire red# north of the quarter post on thr v«ih rice qf section eleven. town two north, rann eirtt wseat. jur tte place of teginnltj thrnirmSittf west ten rod*. Utrncr uortb four n<|», tbraee east ten rods. Itenci Mints fwr r«4> tu Um num of becinnibg. including thr Mg barn now rituatc and being <it. »*:u ptfautas Dated. Heatings. Mich .May n. l-.-i Axuart. AMfataertttejdgtgaia Attorney for AwjU'- STEKETEE7 IMPROVED Hog GDoiera Qire HOG CHOLERA. anit\ z pix worms is Worses STEK JrrF.E^*GHU«'l R#P»rf-- *><h- I 1 Co*Liz»a# *U. trrnr» itacC »«.»* R* For ealf In Ututiby ’ H\/L (/ODDl'E-i/.’- Chicago, June 2.—The judicial elections in this etale yesterday did not bring out very much of a vote, and partfaaunhip was at a discount. Indication* are that in the Mount Verson district the Democratic candidate* are elected. Same way in the Third district; Fourth district, RepubHour. Fifth, Democratic: Sixth, ditto; Seventh, ditto; Eighth, uncertain; Ninth, Republican; Tenth, Glenn, Smith, and Pleasant elected; Eleventh. Republican: Twelfth, Republican; Thirteenth. Repub­ lican. • Patkrsox, N. J., June l.-Richard D. Young, convicted of conspiracy with Mr. Richardt, bin confidential clerk, for at­ tempting to ruin Mr*. Young’s character so that he could get evidence upon which to ta-c n divorce suit, wm M-nteticrd Friot WOO and coat*. Ha paid his hue at once. THE MARKERS. IToduce: Butter-Market steady; fancy MVarator, IXilTHe; tine creamery. l&islMc; fina u> K"”d tadtattom. IWMe: dairies, fancy, frvah. IKgUc: No. 1 dairies, IZgglte; No. J, IK kw off. UftUMk- Uva poultry Old chickens. ®Hc per lb; aj'rinc. |1 per dur. 1K1V I*r lbruoaura, 5^ lb; turk- Helirua. —IIllooU, fair to good, >1 JHftl.50 CHANCSI’.V 8 \I.E. In parlance of an<i by virtue uf sn <>rj Geonre W, Hutton « eompl.inMit *ni lta» Haynes. Mary Hounds *»m Ueary are «1f!*rulant*. • .. .. Natter H hereby glyta ».>«. « MMraaMtoUtotbeMittatf fa^lrr. star day Die eleventh rt») fa •>'“ a - >’•} a’dNk In tta forenoon, at ri» Mih of tta Court bouse In the».n .4 of Harry an J «tateot h - c ' tahw Hie place fonboblinz tta c.rra» c*an raid county of Harry tbe i->:'<•• ius SUerty; to wit Wi ’^4 Darth east quarter ■‘eeU'Si '“***1. P town three north, rance un } ^Dated HastSjfa. Mich Mu ’b ’*■■ : OrcuH l o«r* C ■*'. Iwnj (aunty.*"*-. Smith & CoiXJif'-' »SoilrHom for ComptaifA J._______ j _ Membra Mb, BAY STALLION, ‘ Foaled in 1885 Membrino is a beautiful bay in color, has good action, (san excellent, trareller. and weighs 1.800 pounds, in fact he is » first-class ' general purpose horse, and we' have put the price for service so low as to bring him witbin tbe reach of all. Fridays and Saturdays of each week at Spalding's ware­ house building, opposite Rol­ ler Mill. Terms $o. E. H. BARTLEY. Attendant. ■ IBffll THE B/mSeF 75 CENT/. �CHANCERY ORDER. Tnr Circuit Court fur the County of Barry-Tn IMS HEZEKIAH A GOOD KING. ' ■‘^Sturoftbe oHitkmrt William B. jJrtfiff'efiwioEtbedoirerorllary A. Bar This is what you ought to have. In fact, you must have it, to fully enjoy life. Thuusandemre searching for It dally, and mourning becauiie they find it not. TERNATIONAL SERIES, JUNE 7. Thousands upon thousands of dollars are kp?nt annually by our people in the hope that they may attain this boon. And yet it may be had by all. We guarantee that Electric Bitters, if used according to directions and the use persisted in, will bring you good digestion and oust the tbe demon dyspepla and Install Instead He,per Quan*rty enpepsy. We recommend Electric Bitters phtaj & Hoffman« Pubtahcr. I'bitadteifor dyspepsia and all diseases of llvrr, 'rtHwkl1ah l*Ka« to reign When he stomach and kidneys. Sold at. ftOv. and Ziln2re^n<1'tWSnty year> Qld' and ke 81.00 per bottle by W. II. Goodyear, the • ^^ned nlne-and-twenty yean in Jem- druggist. LESSON X, b4o ■^"WSmionduly vertlmi of Wlk : ; b Barban, proving that the dosrer Interest ’» t Barlian may be barred and that the Sdiau Heretofore staPo*‘‘!^,'JoLlJ,Xn^ F ,. » i urban. may be directed to transfer • r rti* t "f dower W reason’ therein set forth. “(W WW[,f Alonzo E. Kenaston. soilcltof naStiouer. h i» ordered that Monday, the •■. davof August next, at two oclock In the . |... assigned fur the nearing of said or and that the nesf c{ kin of ll,°' ’•w ' Barban, be required to appear at a J'Mid court to be holden al the court . the city of Hastings. In said county and M if iu.y then? be why the prayer of on should not be granted. ,, further ordered that said petitioner . the i arsons interested of the s"d peldlti'i and the hearing i\i: c a copy ot this order to be he Hasting1* BsNNKit. a newspa* nd circulated in said county of rev sue.-cislve weeks previous to ,i u nicb publication, however. > In case a copy of this or..»ul text of klu personally t>rf,.re ihe time hereto pre- J*4 A taw [fj EH J HEART DISEASE. Statistics show that one In four has a weak or diseased Heart The first synth tarns are short breath, oppression, flutter­ ing. faint and hungry spells, pain in side then smothing, swollen ankles, dropsy ?Or Whic£ MI,m’ Heart Cure is a marvelous remedy. Fine b00* Di8ewe. wonderful cures. FREE at druggists, or address Dr. Miles’ Medical Co., Elkhart, Indiana ''irciut Judge. PROBATE ORDER. inan.CwintvotBarr , : .>: the Probate Court tor the . -..'fiolden at the Probate Offlce. r llA-tfigs. >usal<l county,onfThun<-.ay ut Mar. in the year one hundred and ninety one. »ries W. Armstrong, Judge ot ■ter ot the estate ot Sold by W. H. Goodyear, James 11 , rawley. executor of said estate. ■:s antiit’u account heretofore tiled •id flowed. . J t ‘ ordered, that Friday, the ue. A. D '.K>1. at ten o'clock In assigned tor the hearing of said r.i the heirs at law of said de■»thar person* Interested in said ired to appear at .1 session of said . »• ii.dden at the Probate Offlce It.i'Utn;*. in said County, and Prof. I. HUBERT’S Malvina K.—,rr L that said petitioner give notice rested h> said estate. ot thr i autiual ixcount and the hearing <>pv of this order to be cream, SECOND ,0 lhe ,e*°“ baek From a letter written by Mrs. Ada E. about 100 yean. to couaider tbe revival In Burd, of Groton, 8. D., we quote: '••Was the days of Joaah, we now return to about taken with a bad cold, which wttled on my the time of ,thu lesson of twoweekaaco lungr, cough set in and finally terminated H2ifrTh,?hebe‘:lnillD«of lhe rt^oi In consumption. Four doctors gave me up Hesekiah that the ten tribes were carried saying I could live but a . short time. I th?lShZ?y (U F‘ u8*’ xtU1' Wi' He gave myself up t<> my Saviour, detemiincd the last bu^oneof the good king, of Ju­ If 1 could not atay with my -friends on an ’ 1 bv.r Ahl“ W“ " W,Cked kln«. earth. 1 would meet my absent ones above. tn , hI,r°n M*n«»ch was tbe worst of My husband was advised to gut Dr. all (xxviii. 19, 22; xxxlll, 9,10). King’s New Discovery for consumption, Aa.,^k?h“»,5Ol!>er,,'.n*niCW“Ab‘Jah-l‘«1 -UUSU. «UU *»..C ... MM.., coughs and colds. 1 gave it a trial, took O " in all eight bottles; it has cured me and ♦ i i. , . dv 16:11 wblc6 'ras right in : thank God Lam now a well and hearty tl.rJft. Lo1rd-“«»«“ng to sil that j woman. " Trial bottles tree at W. H. a ..mt.'. * done-" Goodyear’s drug store, regular size, 50c thflr*1 ycar of hb re,8n'10 *nd the first month, opened tbe doors of the 1 houM» of the Ix>td. and repaired vheru." I . * hat a grand beginning h« makes, aud The r >est salve In the world for cuts, how promptly! He does not allow a month bruises, sores, ulcers, salt rheum, fever to pass aft«r be becomes king without ab Bores, tetter, cliapped hands, chilblains,* tending to lhe house of the Lord. Ahaz, corns, and all skin eruptions, and positive­ his father, had destroyed the vessels, shut ly cures piles or no pay requiretl. It Is up tbe doors, and made altars in every cor­ gtinrunteed to give perfect satisfaction, or ner of Jerusalem (xxviii, 34). Hezekiah money refunded. Price 25 cents per box. now seeks to undo hi* father’s sin, and he For sale by W. 11. Goodyear, the druggist. loses no time about it. Menominee's electric street railway must 4. “And he brought In tbe priests nnd according to contract, be completed ’by the Invites, and gathered them together Aug. 15. into the east street." PARENTS—tsIve your children a knowledge of book-keeping, shojthand. typewriting, telegrant*.y. etc. There was a time when the head ot each family acted as the priest of the household, offering sac ri fl ex- uuu, the Lord (Job i, 5; Gen. viii, 20; xli, 7,8). But since the build­ ..eek for three successive ine|H College. Ledyard Block. cor. Pearl and ing of the tabernacle at Sinai the house of d day <>f hearing. Ottawa sts. Visit us. For catalogue address A. Aaron and the tribe of Leri were set apart ■ W. Armstrong, S IJarlsh. successor to C. G. Bwensberg. to stand I* l ween the people ami God aud J udge of Probate. lo offer sacrifice. 5. “And said unto them, Hear me, ye Invites; sanctify now yourselves, nnd ISTKATOR'S SALE. sanctify the house of the Ixird God of your bakers, and carry forth the filthiness out •• given that I shall seli at of the holy place.” tbe highest bidder, on Satur.n<ne a. D. i*m,at ten o'clock It look them sixteen days to cleanse U the Probate Court Rooms the temple on this occasion (vs. 15-17), •i Barry In the City of but it takes much longer than that to county of Barry in the eleauae some believers from the fllthiuess tan. jnirsuant to license i.need to me on tbe litll .of flesh and spirit which clings so closely. P. j-:k> by the Probate Court G. “For our fathers have trespassed, and Michigan. all of tbe estate. done evil in the eyes of the Lord our God. I the said deceased of. and have forsaken him. and have turned away thilr faces from the habitation of the Lord, and turned their backs.” town north range 7 west, So, also, said Jeremiah a little later in quarter of the north ea»t their history (Jer. li, 13, 17), and so said town 2 north, range 7 west, Moses ere the nation was yet forty years hall i'f the, north west quarter of old (Deut. lx, 8, 34). Their history might । i north, range 7 west. Also the :« on.1, two. three, four and five of be called a continued foraakingcf the Lord ■ '• W Phillips addition to the who redeemed them. »ii-. .lie. Mich. Also commencing at 7. “Alsu they have shut up tbe doors of t coftier of the north east quarter . •• -u two north, range seven the porch, and put put the lamps, and s then -e we>t forty nine rods and have not burned incense, nor offered burnt rath* (3-l3> rods, thence north IN THE offerings in the holy place, unto t he God a-., thebe’- east forty-nine (4D) and of Israel.” enths 15 rods, thence south ds. to the place of beginning, con8. “Wherefore the wrath of the Lord was avn-' All of said land to be sold upon Judah and Jerusalem, and he hath - w idow‘« right, of dower therein. delivered them to trouble, to astonish­ ii z*th :.i trST Smith. Administrator. ment, and to hissing, as ye see with your BETTER !£.“ S£“ Ednoale them at tbe Grand Rapids (Mich.) Bus 5H0KE ED.70WERJ’ NO. 35 ALWAYS THE SAME When she was a Child, she cried for Castoria. When she became Miss, she clung to Castoria. When she had Children, she gave them Castoria. Rev. P. M. Fisk, of Jackson. Ims been called.to preside over Toledo congregnllonalists. Children Cry for Pitcher's Castoria. Children Cry for Pitcher’s Castoria. The annual state camp meeting of the Free Methodists will occur at Alma Ju mF J2S ALWAYS THE BEST QIQrt R It is Conceded That RUSSELL Has met the expectations of all who are look­ ing for the latest and best things in SPRING DRESS GOODS. It is Certain That Russel has shown to the ladies of Hastings and vicinity the best and most desirable line of MILLINERY GOODS ever shown in Barry County. The Universal Verdict Is that the goods and the prices are right Call in. We are constantly receiving new things m our line and are always glad to show them . j i . AT RUSSELL’S. A BILLION FOR THE INDIANS. QUARTER, IN­ Mrs. Winslow’s Soothing 8jrup has been med fur children teething. It soothes the ciilld, softens the gums, aiusys all v*in, cures wind colic, and mttie best remedy for dlarrhira. Twenty-five cents a buttle. Sow by all druggists throughout the world. Forest fires are still burning In Arenac and Iosco counties, doing great damage. Since tbe 4th of Jaly, 1778, when thia gov­ ernment began, lhe Indians hare coat the United Slates 81,000,000,000. When the old Pequot chief met the Pilgrim Fathers near Plymouth Rock ami said, “Welcome, En­ glishmen," he spoke for 1,030.003 Indiana That was the estimated number of the red rare then living in what are now tbe bounds of the United Statca And so St apjH-ars that to dale the act of dispossess­ ing the aborigines has cost 81,000 for every buck, squaw and papoose living on the soil when the white man came. These ore round figures, but they are very dose to thf exact record. Three years ago Mr. 1'um Donaldson, who in now in charge of tbe Indian census, made a care­ fol compilation. He showed that from July 4. 1778, to June 80, 1888, the Indians had cost the government 8929,239,284.02. It is safe to say that the four years added to lhe record since Mr. Donaldson's researches will bring tbe figures up close to 81,000,­ 900,000. This enormous •umouut is about one-third of what the war of tbe rebell­ ion cost. Onc-tbirtl of the 81,000,000,000 has been spent io pacifying and civilizing Indians. Two-tblrds of the 81,030,000,000 have been absorbed in fighting Indians.. What is known as the great Sioux war itarted io 1852. The war lasted three or four years. It cost the United States be­ tween 815.000,000 and 820,000,000. The Navajo yor cbet the government nearly 830,000,030. The biggest of all recent Indian wars was tbe ooe about which least was pub­ lished. It began in 18C2 It bad its origin* in a comparatively insignificant matter. A contractor for furnishing Indian supplies sent to the Sioux agencies what was sup­ posed to be prime mess pork. The consign­ ment was found to consist largely of beads of bogs. Tbe Indians went back on such rations, and took the warpath instead of the pork. Gens. Sibley and Sully con­ ducted the campaign. They had 15,000 troops under them. In this Sioux war the "Galvanized Yan­ kees,” as they were called, made tbelr ap­ pearance. There were several regiments of these "Galvanized Yankees,” and they did good service against tbe Sioux. It may be explained that “Galvanized Yankees” were Confederate prisoners who took the oath ot allegiance and enlisted in these regiments to fight Indians in preference to remaining in northern prisons. I u answer to a reso­ lution of inquiry from the senate, 1888, the secretary of war staled that the total cost of troops in the Indian country from 1878 to 1886 bad l<reu 8223,891,264.50. in 1H6S and 1800 there was a lively Indian war in what is now the Indian territory and Oklahoma. The actual field opera­ tions during the eleven month*coot81,056,515.57. Tbe Modoc war in lhe lava beds cost the army 111 soldiers killed or wounded. Tbe chief incident of this campaign was the assaMination of Gen. Canby. Seven­ teen citizens were killwl or wounded. Tbe record which was sent to tbe senate by the war department says, “No Indians rejxjrted killed.” The Sioux war of 1876 coat for the actual field expenses 82,812,331. But tbe^ cam­ paign was chiefly notable for tbe Custer man-acre. Tbe army loss was 283 killed and 125 woundoj. Tbe Indian lotu was only 85. The Custer masKscre was never atoned for. Tbe guns which the Indians took from the soldiers are still in their UF. Haiora’ Golden Specific. It can be given in s cup of tea or coffee, with­ Tbe Nex Percts war of 1877 laated three out the knowledge of the person taking It. effecting a sj>ce<fy and P®«n»“«nt c«re. whether months and cost *831,829.52. In Lev. xxvi and Deut. xxviii It was the rntlent Is a moderate drinker or an *>c<’halie In that campaign 341 officers and soldiers wreck. Thousands at drunjeords have been clearly foretold that the wrath of the Lord cured who have taken the <»olden Specific In were killed and wounded. Twelve citiiens would thus come upour them if they were their coffee without their knowledge, and to­ were killed. The Indian loss was 158. disobedient, and Moeen added, “I call day believe they quit drinking of their own free The Baooock war of 187S won a small No harmful effect resuite from Its ad­ heaven and earth to record th is day against will. ministration. Cures guaranteed. Send for clr- affair. It only cost 8330,630.19. When R you, that I hare wt before you life and eul-r US lull «"• was ended tbe record showed a loss of 24 deaths blessing and cursing; therefore fidence.GotPKX Sractric Co..IK Race Streit, to the army, 30 dtixens murdered and 74 choose life that both thou and thy seed may Cincinnati. U. Indians kiljed. live (Deut. xxx, 19;. As God by His ser­ Tbe Northern Cheyenne outbreak of 1879 Cadillac expects the G. R. A L to .bal’d vant foretold so it catne to pasv,. entailed a loss on the army of 82 killed and a 810.000 depot in tliat city. 9. “For, lo, our fathers have fallen by wounded. No Indians were reported killed. Hibhard'a Rheumatic and Liver Pills. the sword: and our sons and our daughters Since 1882 the only Indian fighting Las These pills are wlentiflcally compounded, been with the little squads of Apaches in and our wives are in captivity for thia." One hundred and twenty thousand fell and uniform In action. No griping pain so Arisona aud New Mexico. For every in ooc day, and 200,000 women, sons and commonly following the use of pills. Apache run down and killed or captured daughters were carried captive because They are adapted to both adults and chil­ tbe government h said to have spent 8100,t hey had forsaken tbe Lord God of their dren with perfect safety. We guarantee 000.—St Louis Globe-Democrat. fathers (chap, xxviii, fl, 8). This also bad they have no equal In the cure of dek been plainly foretold (Deut. xxviii, 25, 32), headache, constipation, dyspepsia Iftd and so it came to pass. Think fora moment biliousness, and. as an appetizer, they ex­ The implicit reliance placed upon tbe at the more than 100,000 who in heathen­ cel any other preparation. Sold by word of a shaman and his influence over a dom nn dying euflry day, without a knowl­ H. Goodyear. fellow tribesman may be illustrated with edge of God, besides all in Christendom Houghton county people consume 82,000 this anecdote. A Sioux Indian, who had who have beard, but do not believe. lost a relative by death, vowed to kill the 10.- “Now it is in mine heart to make a worth of beer per month. first living thing he met. This was once coveuafat with the Lord God of Israel that Bolls, carbuncles, and eruptions of all kinds not an uncommon practice among our In­ bis fierce wrath may turu away from us." are nature's efforts to throw off poison from the dians. So did .Ua, and at a later period Nehe- Hood. Tills result may be accomplished much Issuing from bls lodge be chanced to meet miah (chap, xv, 12; Neb. x, 29), and each more effectually, as well as agreeably, through n missionary—a man much beloved by all, obtained blcMlug from the Lord. See the the proper excretory channels, by the use of from whom this Indian had received many encouragement to act thus in II Chron. vii, favors. Unwilling, but bound by his vow, 14. David found comfort in tbe unebange- Ayer's Sarsaparilla. be shot bis benefactor as be passed. Indi­ ableneM and fullness of God's covenant .Manistee tramps and drunks will be an usage did not sanction a bloody retribu­ with him, and God’s faithfulness should compelled to do afreet work. tion on the murderer, since the obligation ever be oar resting place (II Sam. xxUl, 5; of bls vow was recognired by ail. Forty-five Years Bondage. Pa. Ixxxix. L Si 1 Cor. 1.9; x, 18X Yet let The shaman, however, upbraided him tor Gents: For forty-five years I have his oct, and pronounced his doom, saying, us do aa Hezekiah did, and enter into a been afflicted with blood poison, liver and covenant with tbe Lord to present our “You wifi die within the year." bodies a living sacrifice, with all we are rheumatic .difficulties. Part of the time Tbe Indian, though apparently a well and have, that, like the lad's loaves in tbe confined to my bed. My blood waa badly Six bottles of Hibbards disease, and actually did die within tbe bands of Jesus, we may be blessed, broken, diseased. multiplied and made to feed hungry souls Rheumatic Syrup did me more good than specific:', time, a victim to his own supersti­ with the bread of life, that so tbe Gospel all the other medicines 1 have taken.) My tious imagination.—Youth’s Companion. may be preached in all tbe world for a wit­ friends have used It and in every case It ness. tbe body of Christ hastened to com­ has proven a wonderful remedy. I have pletion and the kingdom come. L*t us known of some wonderful cures of dyspe|>Tbe Eureka flat country abound* in wild covenant to be wholly His for His service. sla and neuralgia„ U. “My sons, be not now ndfeligent." Mbs. Mahy Biddle, baying fine sport bunting them. Tbe Cursed be be tbatdoeth the work of tbe Mitchellville, Iowa. geese swarm in tbe stubble fields to eat Lord negligently (Jer. xlvlii, 10, margin). Hibbard's Rheumatic Syrup and Plasters Whatever wo do in His service should be ar* remedies of great merit I believe hunters dig pita in these fields and lie in done most thoroughly as unto Him, and if they have do equal In the cure of rheum­ them, having first set out a number of tin we live as in His sight how can we be atism and all blood diseases, • Dr. H. Reichabd. Druggist. negligent or deceitful? A hunter named Adkins, while sitting in “For the Lord bath chosen you to stand Mitchellville, Iowa. a pit near Fairfield waiting for geese, saw The spring Is the time to take Hibbard ’s a coyote sneaking down on his decoys. The before him." Not before men, to please them or rely on Rheumatic Syrup for the blood. For wue canning brute crept along on his belly for them, but before God, in humble and whole by W. H. Goodyear. Prepared only by The about fifty feet, and then made a spring of hearted reliance upon Him. lie said to Cnarles Wright Medicine Company, De­ about twenty feet, landing on top of one Abram: “I am God Almighty. Walk thou troit, Mich. of tbe tin decoys. He was tbe most dis­ before me and be thou perfect" (upright or gusted looking coyote ever seen in that Flint has a branch of the capital build­ section, sod Adkins felt so sorry for him G«n. x»U. 1. »°<1 In gnu -xM “ ^h* ing and loan association. that he shot him, breaking two of his legs, Lord God of Israel liveth, beforff whom I Hood’s Sarsaparilla Is on the fi<**d tide of and then knocked him on tbe top of the stand.” And Gabriel said to Zacharias, popularity, which position It has reached by tta haad'with the butt of his gun.—Portland “I am Gabriel, that stand In the presence own Intrinsic, undoubted meritOregon Urn.’ otG<x>'' “ To Rent ” is tbe name of a new West consciously to stand before God is tbe great Turning to the prices paid for poetry by f£h.^d mio- Bay City publication. periodicals, )t may be stated that, at the A Dangerous Period. present time, half a crown-a line istberate ^WMk^sendng people and n,iulB^n^ As the season moves swiftly toward the in the highest quarters; in others, two unto them, in a sense, yet *e.nre“ boundary lines that lie between winter and guineas, one guinea, and even half a guinea of God mlnwitcriug unto .print. It frequently happen, that the are the sums given for a short set of verses. ever is done unto the least of His, He human system, which has borne the strain A popular poet could of course command counta us done t<r Himself (Matt- *xrj Hut our motive must always be to please of winter, shows signs of relaxation. Ln almost any price. Tennyson, tor Instance, all ages thia period has been noted as a received from one magnxinc £100, or about minister, except in so far as pleasing tnem, dangerous one, especially to those who £1 8e. a line for "Tithonus,” and did still we nleaai Him first. If, on tbe other hand. have weak constitutions. A course of tbe better with “The Revenge," receiving for ™PUveto Ple<»e Pe°Plecannot be ZMdU of Christ (Gal. I. 10; Horn, xv.3; great blood purifier and toulc. S. 8. b., It £3 a line; while Ixmgfellow was paid by win enable the most delicate to face the Lhe proprietor of a weekly journal £900, or John viii, 29). „ season's changes with impunity. It is a £4 a line for bis “Hanging of the Crane.’’ luceuse'S'iig, <-s wessid in vet2®I'’ medicine that not only strengthens tbe —London Tit-Bit*. l-o! of prayer, we art here reminded of such weak and tire delicate, but te an additional wntXaa these, “Pmv without ceasing; The use ol bolly, in particular, dates “iSring lKy» wiS all Prayer and »up- safeguard for those who consider them­ back at least to the founding of tbe Ro­ pCSkrn in the spirit. an<f watching there selves strong. man Saturnalia, for the plant was dedi­ SntoT “in everything, oy Marine Ctty now has electric lights. cated to Sdtura and regarded as an em­ nlication with thanksgiving, let your reJucste be made known unto God <1 lhess. A new hotel Is being built atManlhUque. OIVK BISTJOYS Both the method and results when Syrup of Figs is taken; itu pleasant and refreshing to the taste, and acts gently yet promptly on the Kidneys, Liver and Bowels, cleanses the vptem effectually, dispels colds, head­ aches and fevers and cures habitual constipation. Ehrnip of Figs is the only remedy of its kind ever pro-. duced, pleasing to the taste and ac­ ceptable to the stomach, prompt in its action and truly beneficial m its effects, prepared only from the most healthy ano agreeable substances, its many excellent qualities commend it to all and have made it the most popular remedy known. Syrup of Firs is for sale in 50c and 81 bottles by all leading drug­ gists. Any reliable druggist who may not have it on hand will pro­ cure it promptly for any one who wishes to try it Do not accept any substitute. CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP CO. SAM FtAMClSCO, CiL. LOU13V!LU. KT.________ KEW TOKK. M.T. iNo more THE ‘•COLCHESTER" RUBBER CO. “ADHESIVE COUNTERS.’* G. G. SPAULDING, _ _ HdSTINQS._______ PROBATE ORDER. • State of Michigan. County of Harry-ss. x At a session of the Probate Court forth* County of Barry, holden at tbe Probate Offloe, in the city of Uaatlngs. lu said county, ou Monday, tbe 4ih day of May, In the year our thousand right hundred and ulnety one. Present. Charles W. Armstrong, Judge of Protwtr. In the matter of the estate of Hannah Quackenbush, deceased. Ou reading and filing the petition, duly veri­ fied. o' Charles W. Jordan, administrator of . said estate praying for reasons therein set forth that he may br licensed to sell lhe real estate of said deceased In said petition described. Thereupon it is ordered, that Friday the SKhday of May. A. D. 1H91. at ten o'clock In tbe forenoon. :■ e assigned for tbe bearing of said petition, and that the heirs st law of saiddeceas­ ed. and all other i-enwus interested In said estate, an* required to appear at n session ot ssJd court, then to be holden at the Probate office, in the city of Hastings, in said county, and show cause. If any there be, why the prayer of the petitioner may not the granted. And it Is further ordered, that said petitioner give notice to the persons interertMin aald estote, of tbe pendency of said petition, and lhe hear­ ing tbcreef by causing a copy of this order to be puollshed lu lhe Habtinos Banner a news­ paper printed and circulated In said County of Barry once in each week for three successive weeks previous to raid day of bearing, — W. ASMSTBONG, Judge of Probate. (A true copy.] CHANCERY SALE. Tn pursuance of and by virtue of an order and decree of tbe circuit court for the County of Barry, in chancery. In the Bute of Michigan, made and dated on the fourteenth day of November. A. D. ikio. In a certain utise there­ in pending, wherein Nichols, Shepard A Co., a corporation organized and doing business under the laws of the State of Michigan are complain­ ants. and Francis Wolbert. George B. Grtmth and Melissa Walbert are defendants. Notice Is hereby given that 1 shall sell at public auction, to tbe highest bidder, on Saturday, tbe twen­ tieth day of June, A. D. W9I. al ten o’clock in the forenoon, at the north front door of the court bouse In tbe City of Hastings, County- of Barry and State ol Michigan, said court bouse being the place for holding tbe circuit court foe said county of Barre, the following described property to-wtt: AU that cei cel of land situate and being nut frictional quarter ot section twenty, town three north, ramte ten west, containing thirtyel a ht and one-half acres of land more or less. Dated. Hastlugs. Mica., Mav sth, 1M1. AbVKW &. &AJIASTUB, Clnult Court CenimlMioner. Barry Co. Mich. 8TVAXT. KNAl-rKX* WKAVF.M, Sollelton for Complainants. rRJBATE ORDER. State of Miehlgto, County »r Barre-ss. Ata seMlou of tbe Probate Court tar tbe County of Barr?. bold<i> at the Probate Offlce la tbe cUy ol Bastion, in said county, on Wednes­ day. the thirteenth dav ot Msy. in the year oue IbouMsnd eight hundred and ninety one. Present, Charles W. Armstrong, Judge of Probats. In tiie matter of the estate ot JObo A. Bacheller. deceased. On reading and filing the petition duly verified of Hannah Bacheller, widow of said aeecjmed, praying that Clement Smith, or some other suitable I’vF'on in«y administrator Thereupon it is ordered, that Friday, the Sth day o! June. A. D. u®t. at ten o'clock luthetorrnoon.be assigned for tbe bearing of said petition, and tliat tbs tn-lraatlaw nf said deceased and all other persons Interested in said Offlce. in tbe city of Hntiogs. in said further ordered, that Mid CHARUta �■■ - ,__r . ■ me and Ivon IEwks. VOL. X Farmers and Threshing Machine Owners, I ■' cbas .Manufacturers. Well Drivers, Unti oat i prict For the Season of 1891 we have the following goods, ALL. • CHOICE ■ SELECTED • 5 TOOK. Ballard Stitched Canvass, Endless Threshing Belts. South Bend Spark Arresters, most ,»erfeet known. Cleveland Rubber Co.’s High Grade Endless Threshing Belts. Buffalo Leather Belting Co.’s Superior Grade Leather Belts. Hani Rubber Suction Hose, extra quality. Asbestos. Rubber' Empire and Eureka Packing, all sizes. Cylininder and Machine Oil of the Very Best Quality. Extra Lard Oil. Boiler Compound and black Windsor Varnish. Penberthy Injectors, surest and most reliable. Cincinnati Sight Feed Lubricators, BEST FOR THRESHERS. Cyclone Tank Pumps with wire lined hose: will fill a thresh­ ing tank in five minutes. Grate Bars for all kinds of boiler.-, kept in stock, and furnish­ Humphries' Smooth Round Rod Pumps for drive well-. He-t in America. All kinds of Well Supplies aud Valves. Two inch Galvanized Well Pipe, reamed and plugegd All Sizes of Water and Steam Pipe and Fitting-. ed on short notice. All kinds of Engine Governors repaired and sold. . Steam Guages, Water Glasses. Flue scrapers. All kinds of Globe, Angle and Check Valves. 200 different kinds of Chilled Plow Points. Lamlsides anil Other Repairs. Bridge Rods, Bolts and Nuts and Washers. Our Prices and Quality of Goods are such that it will pay Everybody to Call and See Us Before Purchasing. We liny and Sell for Cash. Saw; ular toll doub Sat c leni teed Me ed us have and ! got t §om( week Well one e terns Bo Yes, they in Ai boug Boys worth i FRE week and i We respectfully invite all to visit our works I know a barber down town whose long ' acquaintance with Americans has taught him not to keep a dock. Strange, iau’t it! “And why such madness* *” I hear you say. Ahl There's method in it I’ll tvfll you in his own words. “You are about the hundredth man that haaa-ked me about the dock,” said be pleasantly. “Well, I’ll tell you a trade secret. You know my customers are all busium meu, and stop In two or three times a week to get shaved. Whether in a hurry or not, they want tn Ret through with all possible speed. That's ohe of the peculiarities of Americans. An American may have all the time in the World, but, Beverthclea*. he’ll rush his lunch and bis burlier all the same. “So long as 1 had my dock here In the shop men would come rushing in here, take a glance at it, jump Into the chair and tell me to rush them through in ten minutes, as they desired to catch a train or keep an appointment, IfI didn't get through with them in Hurt time there would be a picnic sure, and not only that but Td run the risk of losing a good customer. So after a • while I caught on to this clogk racket, and I took my reliable old timepiece from its accustomed corner and placed it beyond reach. How does it work? Splendidly. “The firstfyv days I could hardly restrain myself from bursting into fits of laughter. You know, the first tiring an American looks for when be comes into any place u the dock. You should have seen the dis­ appointed fares in my shop the first few -days. Every one rushed in with his accnit'tomed haste, glanced in tbe corner for the clack, and myl Well, you can imagine the teemed. He hai closely examined the ef­ fect of captivity on tfausight of wild beasts, such as lions, tigers, etc., and asserts that all animals in a savage st ate are far sighted. Tha same remark applies to man in an un­ civilized state, and even to those who, though civilized, follow avocations which oblige them to remain constantly in the open air, such as sailors or farm laborers. The same faculty subsists in caged ani­ mals when they have been taken after tbe age of 6 or 8 month*; but when born in captivity, or kept in eagre when very young, they become near sighted, which M. Motais attributes to the narrow space in which they are confined, and the train­ ing which obliges them to follow tbe eye. of the keeper or tamer to obey bis will. Tbe near sightedness of school children may, io his opinion, be ascribed to the same cause—the habit of concentrating the sight on one point, aud the fact tharthe power of ths visual organ becomes modi­ fied according ro t he requirements to which It is subjected.—Murray’s Magazine. Tepid water b an admirable emetic, and hot water, taken freely half an hour before bedtime, Is an excellent cathartic, sure, if persevered in, in most o*wtInate cose*. Hot water nt meals continued for a few months, with proper attention to diet, will ccra anv curabJs case af dyaoensla. Additional Local News. A new and dangerous counterfeit has been put in circulation In the form of BiO silver certificate, series B. tit has some defects, however, among them being the omission of the words: ••This certifies that there has been deposited in the treas­ “And now,” said the barber, with a sat­ ury” over the words ‘ United States:" the isfied air, “I can give ererj* one a first class Emission of imprint. ‘ Register of the shave, and none of them knows just bow Treasury” under the signature of W. S. long I take to share thorn, because there's Rosecrans; “Treasurer ot the United SMtes" no dock here to regulate me by. under thcjlgnature of James W. Hyatt. I “Nextr-New York Herald.' Mmde ftnd the Blind. Music will ever be the blind man's ruling puidon; but that it may be a blessing to him and not a carae he must be taught to know, to master and to love only that of lhe purest and beat kind. What be does be must be able to do well, or the gift will N. T, Parker haa decided to plot a por­ tion of hl« farm, which fronts on West State St and will sell a number of valua­ ble lota 4x12 rods at very reasonable terms. Following are tbe real estate transfers of the week ending June 1, 1891. as gern^e a fiddle in a more or leas exasperaV- token from the books In the register's office: ingfatiuoa, or blow into a cornet with ^painful auooea*. ao an to gain admission "W. Hwith to Elias and Mary Lockhart; sec • into the school band, but to do far more 13 Castleton tSOO. 7th Day AdTrntlsfctto John Fleming; lots city and far better; or within a year of his leavTU» bay Adventist* to Jahn Fleming; lots city >ct hu band will t«U him and his music be blind taan,” but there St ends, and such words wiH not even provide bread and ehraae fur a day. Hi* descent into the of tbe sorrowful with strain* of still groal- FRED H. BARLOW. DAVID S. GOODYEAR. SYLVESTR GREUSEL. ED. POWERS. , Murray;krta etytaao. Micbael PoC to Jueeph Adams.- sec 31, parrel Irving tzrx • . Jo*. K Harrington to John Kahler; sec M O* Hope •!«». | Lucias I^es to Henry Strong; parcel* city 927U Creo. Goeat to Louisa Knickerbocker; sec 7 Ma Barry *XC. . >. Marble to Haaulble Marble et al: lots 4 and ft Grants add eltj ftiooo. Notice Is bbreby Riven that a competi­ tive examination for tbe nckctiun of a cadet to the United States Naval Academy as a Ixrard of examination: Hon. Clement, of this city, was the speaker, and the Smith, Harry county; Dr. J. T. Woods, j universal verdiet wo» tliat be gave a Branch: M. E. Brown, esq.. Calhoun: (Ivo. ■ masterly address- - able, eloquent, forceful No Money Required of Responsible Parties to Commence Treatment A. Ferry, esq.. Eaton: Prof. U. W. I ..aw ton, ! nnd patriotic. Jackson. The candidate pasting tt»e best} — - - - more .................... We think intercut than usual was examination will be -appointed to the taken by (he citizens In tin- exercise* of cadetship. this day. And certainly thi* should be Jane.* O'Donxeu., an. For thr rank* of the gallant defender* Representative in congress. 3d district. of the old flag and the Union are being Michigan. rapidly depleted, while tlx- rretriUi ot their York, now tbe celebrated tumen o( thr Froth Medfi al and sureral Instfititt struggle arc each year enriching and on- Formerly ofCNew hicago, in., by reqaeet of maay frtvndi and patirni* h»» dreidrd to th* Decoration Day. nobling'tbv nation. Never, were tbe element* more favorable for an event than on Saturday for Ih-cora­ ADMINUTRATOR’S SALE. tion day. With Ita usual enterprise in lu the ’msitvr <4 the estate of Hannah Coc»ul:ation and examination free and alrictly eoufideniial in the private such affairs, Fitzgerald post determined tp Quackenbush, dereiued. Houm*. one day only, from 5a.m. to7 p. in. make thio observance one to be long aud j>leasa4tly remembered, and succeeded public auction, to the htsbeat bidder, on Friday. ihoMweutrcbili d*> of July. A. D/1 aftI. al ten iao*|^dmirably. "A’W ladles of the \V. 1L C., and iwitriotic o elock In uie fcreuMm. M the Probate Court rooms In the ity ot Huatinn In the County of citizens had procured a wealth of flowers Barry In lhe S;ate <4 Mivhigao, pursuant to for the occasion, and the grave* of the llcrior aoo antt ority granled lo me on tbe ssb day of May A. I* Jfl.by th<- Probate Court of soldier dead In Riverside were becomingly *f4.rry ct'Ut.i-. Klddg u;. all of the estate, rigid, clad with flags and florals cmbkms, by title and In ter rst of U 6 sab! dreeaaed of. in and loving bands, whese work was Inspired bv to tha real estair utnMtOMad'totaa in t, '/ ’>*,t*** "’ ,>l Mlvh’gan. known aud loyal hearts. described safo'lcrai*. tn all; Tbe wtat half <4 Promptly at 10 a. m., the nuunbers of lot two ct) t>loek t>h.ei9)of Hm< eastern addition Fitzgerald post formed Tn line, and to the rire (formerly vUl.igc) •( HnattLga. Barry Michigan. marched out on Statu Htn-et, where the rouuty Dated. June let. A. D., t»i. procession was tonued. The ladle* of the _________ Chas. W. Joan . Admit,latraAr. W. IL C.. the children of the public schools, NOTfCF. OF ATTACHMENT. nnd lastly the citizens on foot or in Michigan. The Ctreuit Court for lhe carriages proceeded to Riverside, to wit­ txMinty of Barry, ness lhe solemn and impressive memorial, Edward F. Gage vs Clark ILoalU. exercises. These were performed In a 5otiee Is hereby then that tiw sixth dav nkost Impressive and feeling mannrf over ot K.<*. A. D. JtkH a writ ot attachment •’u'yhswrt out of the Clnrnit Court (or tbe the grave of the late Comrade Charles E. IP* (-onotvof Barry, at the suit of Edward P. Gag* E. Reed. tbe above named platnuff ftgainst the l«nd% ""d chauci*. monmr audefIn the afternoon a very large crowd lect* of thn Raid Clark Baatitt. the drteMlant gathered In the court yard, and IlMened to above aimed, fnr the »utn of oue hued cd patriotic song* by a selected choir and one tamhi.;30 «bi'-b Mid writ ww re of the finest Decoration day orations ever tnroabteon tie- scenoddat of June A. I». u»| Dated. tbliZrd day of June A. D. wui. delivered here. Charles M. Weaver. Esq., smith &Cou:nova. Atturaeys for Plaintiff*. -a- ■" v^a- Hastings, Saturday, June 13, 189 J. K S And hav a EV] To-< and clea H Dr. A. C. Fruth, Celebrated Surgeon and President Shocking Sacrifice! in "WEtll per. * • Permanently established and Incorporabti____________________ EV] under the laws of the stare of HL. with a capital block of filOoTwH). M and sueccftsful treatment of al! forms of Chronic, and Sexual DIm-am *. < atarrto. Stomach. Kidney, Bladder. Nervous and Special Disease* of Men am! Htnnt’B- jwartAbly assisted by a full staff of eminent physicians and surgeon? for c*er) ment of medicine aud surgery. K__ Brown backs only 7c, double roll White “ 9c. “ •• ’ Plain gilt*. 12Ac and upwards. Embossed gilts, 25c and upwards. Green Seal lead. 7Jc. Boiled oil, 60c gall. Of the Fruth Medical and Surgical Institute, Catarrh Cored. (5ti*rriial *&nr lull-JI *.<• 01 U.“‘ peculiar to b«r ucae. throat, toW »»•«?’’2‘Xnil" •'1 »rval■nenr.wmcn ItMiUrelv harmless mu emtllr an ,,... ' Best cpiality blind green, ISc lb. All colors in proportion. Genuine fresh Alabastine all colors 7c per lb. White Gc. tw prool ol memJ"' t5 “ at the Institute of thousand* ftr* wo restored to b«*ltii »nd bappinrsi >«oeturiral which eaure Marrtw'. MomrO l«mo< « SE„',U?"S orauy otteurdl-qushflcruion, J until fall All artist s goods 30 per cent, cheaper than elsewhere. 30 to 75 per cent, saved on drugsand recipes. d to oM ra«r* which hare been ^,,T!!^where*I*"’ r Fartir* treated try mail axd express. »ut eliglbte stoat be actual resident* ot lhe The Hotchkiss Drug Stock removed to east side of Beamer’s Store. tW ’.'IX'Zm <i o. a r» <»u»r. du. rncTH.» z»»> m. � https://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/418/HastingsBanner_1891-06-11.pdf 93909e574bb3f704256f5b2bfdd4b146 PDF Text Text ! Largest Circulation of any paper in the County. Hastings VOL. XXXVI. NO. 6> Hastings, Published Thursdays by COOK BBOB., ---- AT----RASTIKGfi. MI( B. COUNTY NEWS' TOWEK ,, iil you have visited .Hudson’s store and found it all about the grand quantities aud startling iees which prevail during the month of June. Head tho 1‘fiparallded Inducsnsntsthis Week. Men’s Suits—Stern, Block i- Co. sold us 18b sawyer and Silk mixed suits last Friday. The reg­ ular wholesale price is *11, and they retail at $14 $15. Take choice this week at $10. To make it .iibly attractive in our Men’s Suit Department we pm all the residue of our Fire Sale suits to close them out at Ten Dollars. All wool suits guaran­ teed Worth regularly $15 to $16, for $10 this week. Men’s Pants—The Unexcelled Pant Company ask.i u, to close their light-weight trousers. They : ,.ve always wholesaled them at $2. $’L50, $2.87 :S \Ve made a pat cash offer of $4.50. We A ut them- -oh, what a lot!—three, four, five of a lot s patterns fifty of a kind. Take choice this v.i-. 1. .ill wool pants for $1,88. Ponder over this. ! made trousers worth $3. many worth $4. at tie eighty-eight. Don’t .wait until the best pat• ■ ■ rtfr are picked out. i . Boy’s Suits—The residue of the Malcomson stock. they are in bankruptcy; what of it! Were •i ey not the best manuhinturers of boys’; clothing America.’x Certainly, They came to grief: we igbt the stock. ’ ... - waits *>• worth 81.75: 81.211 worth 82: 81.wurth 82.50; 82 And thousand* of S«.5D t4 85 suit.*, worth 85 to 88. I'llEE! A Standard Regulation Ball and Bat this . A given away with every boys’ suit worth $2 HUDSON’S GRAND RAPIDS. We are Still “In It And have too much Wall Paper, Alabastipe, Paints and Oils left. Hence absolutely and without reserve EVERYTHING GOES To-day, toiiorrow, and the morrow of tomorrow and every nibrrow after, till the whole stock is cleared Whatever the cost, Whatever the value, Whatever the sacrifice, Absolutely and without reserve, EVERYTHING GOES, . Including gold pens at cost. Pocket knives at cost. Fountain pens (best make) at cost. Paint brushes at cost. Artists’- canvas, brushes, plaques, tube paints, etc. at cost. Boiled oil 59c. per gal. Green Seal lead 7Jc. per lb. ’ It will pay you to buy wall paper now, even if you wait until fall before using it Diamond and Perfection dye 7c. per package. Finest perfume in the city only 30c. per ounce. lb Hotckiss Drug M Just Removed into “BeafeeT^. OeaeraL Nashville does not take to bue ball this season. That Is, not yet. The Baptist society, of Nashville, have mb’01100 u,dt Btniwberry tcn 10 Junc । of csptured a bill fish in Jordau lake recently that meas­ ured 4 feet 2 inches In. length and weighed 14 H pounds. Some farmers are having a serious time with colts having dlstemt>er. Their Mines throats swell and unless they get immediate help will choke to death. Generous Middleville people signed liberally to a subscription paper to raise funds to aid Will Webb, the boy injured by the freight cars Wcitnesday of last Week. There are some hopes that his arm may not have to be amputated, accord­ ing to the Sun. The annual family gathering in commem­ oration of Mrs. Nancy A. Post's birthday w« held In Nashville Tuesday, June 2nd. that being the Wtb birthday of this bright old lady, and the gathering was Indeed a remarkable one, there being five genera­ tions represented. Something like 100 per­ sona, mostly relatives, met in the ojwrn house to celebrate the event. There were present her seven living chljdren: O 11. Cole, of tills i>lace. who is in tiie 80Hi year of his age: T. 8. Cole, of Coldwater, in his “feth year; J. D. Cole, of Climax. In 08th year; A. M. Cole, of Grand Haveu, in his 67th yeart'W. W. (W. of Assyria, in his «5th year; L. W. Cole, of Rosa, Oak­ land county, In her noth year: The aggre­ gate age of Mrs. Pnst and her children being 581 years.—Nashville Neus- Middleville is under the necessity of pro­ viding for more school-room. T..D. FrencbA8<m. of Middleville, notlfv farmers that wheal with rye mixed in it will sell from three to thirty ci-nts per bushel disCTiunt. Farmers will thus find it to their advantage to go over their wheat fields nnd get rid of tiie rye in them, as can now l»e easily done. • pair or two of boxing gloves have been rarned loose In Freeport, and there Is no telling what mischief they will do before . they get through. Oats look very poor. Mrs. J. M. Smith went to Battle Creek on Sunday nnd relurnwl on Monday. Frank Palmerton of Battle Creek • Is visiting friends in Woodland. it is reported that a pair of young Americans congregated at the depot last Sunday and amused themselves by smash­ ing window gla-s an’d filling EH Clines’ turkeys and ddcketis. We understand that Mr. Sargeant, the superintendent of thtooad offers five dollars for information parties. A red hot lawsuit bon Justice Velte's docket We notice that George Palmerton has commenced haying. The mason work on oir Dew blocks is drawing to a close. A "tug of of war" between eight repul»lieans headed by Elias Bevere and right democrat.* headed by Eph. Lucus will l»e one of the features of next .Saturday's fun; wc predict thnt the Republicans will win and by so doing possibly, decide the next electtorr. j Measles continue to a source of trouble to many in our village as yet. U Parrott has gone to Ionia to care for his aKk father who is not’ expected to live. The Nash estate has been sold to Hiram Miller. The Lee school taught by Mrs. J. M. Smith, cloeed Inst Friday. Mrs. J. R- Clark has the measles and consequently the school in our primary department hm» a vacation. Jerome England has moved In to Mrs. Klyee’s house. It is reported that Harvey Spencer, the proprietor of our racket store will close out his stock soon and go to Oregon in July. Mr, Spencer has proven himself a successful business man nnd has made many friends in our village who will re­ grit to see him depart. Parties desiring to subscribe for the Banner or renew their subscription can do so by calling on Palmerton A Smith. S. E. Cook or Cb.rlotte Suodxyed «Jtli friends here. . J. C. Furnlss was In Marshall last week. H M Lee has returned from Illinois. h’ W. Walralb of J«kwo «''™t^n<,1*y •nd Ibe ron- t'«rl of the week with hie llownlng *M nurehwed the ho»M> •nd lot on Phillips St., formerly owned bys4rsB'Elb' Itemmlnc ot Jickson hM been visiting at E A. PhillipsU M. HulUnger was at Charlotte Mond’&r. .nd Mrs. Cortis BWter «nd child aro tmesis at his brother Walter s. G. S. Platt and wife are visiting at Mr. Uh"T' Dickerson Banner mich., june 11, i89i. Hastings Banner h’ou who are compelled to draw the purse strings tight in the cause of economy, will never know how ■ reatly it is to your interests to make your pur- The best Adv ing medium m Ba ry County .fried for Orw..> ’"IW °"o“ friends here Tuesday. c. w. Francis, of Urn Uke W.ve .landed the races here TuradU O' * “XlF -I. week on account of tiie horse races. C. Chandler has purchased the photo­ graph establishment of Bert Schumaker nt Hastings. Success to you Charles. F. Newton Is building a new kitchen. D. Newton has gone to Missouri on business. A goodly number from this place at-, traded Mr. Taylor's reunion of singing school scholars held at Pennock's grove. Hartings. Elder Geslor has fritAids visiting him from a distance. A largo crowd attended the ’concert given by Prof. Taylor at Cedar Creek. George Ransom. of Rutland, was seen on our street Sunday to visit his test girl. Mrs. Ed Jones, of Battle Creek, is visit­ ing friends in this place this week. Aunt Fanny Carpenter is very sick with la gripoc. She is nearly 90 years old and It Is fared-that she will never recover. Cora Forbs is able to ride out of which we are glad to make note of. Andrew Kennedy, of Hastings township, spent Sunday with his daughter, Mrs. Ed. Brown. Children's day will lie observed at the church next Sunday at three o’clock. A good time is expected. Come everybody and have a good time. Quite a number went to the town line Wednesday evening and joined the Farmers Alliance. J. IL Carpenter, Jennie Thompson, John Shrit»cr and Minnie Kennedy, of the state road, attended church ut tiie M. E. Sunday evening. Mrs. Itufas Vester Ir on the sick list with tiie asthma. Vina Vester returned from Kalamo where she has been visiting friends. Mrs. D. Snyder, of Grand Rapid*, was visiting friends in this place last week. Ozro Warner is at home from lensing where lie has tern working in the A. W. Stevens A Co. Engine A iron Works. C. <>. Fleming intends to go to Grand Rapids to work in about two weeks. ’Edith Gordtm has returned from Orange­ ville where ate has lieen working. She intends tn remain for a short time here and then return there to work again. The report is that G. T. Daniels, who went front here to the Valley city. 1.* now conductor. The little folks gave J. C. Keeler a pleasant surprise last Saturday. Joint Lydy and son, of Campbell. were on our streets Sunday. Wonder if U Ik C. has got his S3 pants yet. That was quite a joke on him. Senator McNaughton, of N. Y.. was calling upon Mi s. Carpenter. Aunt Fanny Carpentea, who two weeks since had a stroke of paralysis. Is improv­ ing slowly under the care of Dr. A. J. Wright. At the time of the stroke her left arm was’ entirely helpless, also the lower limbs and at her advanced age another shock was feared but she has im­ proved so that hopes are now entertained of her recovery. Myrtle Fuller Is better we tear. There wa> a family reunion at Jerry Rogers' last Monday. Charles ami Willis Carpenter were In Saranac lust Wednesday. Hiram Coleman has returned from his eastern visit. Clarence Gaskill has attached a sail to hla boat and takes a sail now and then. Mr, and Mrs. bamuul Eggleston visited relatives In our vlcUilty on Saturday ami Sunday. Their presence among us is al­ ways greeted with a hearty welcome. There was an unusual stir among the young gallants on Sunday. East, West, North, South, away they went. . Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Paul visited Mr. and Mrs. Norris of Comstock last week. Mr. and Mrs. Kearney wi re visiting among us on Sunday. Mrs. Erastus Penner of Battle Creek formerly of Barry township committed suicide by taking strychnine. on Monday June 1st at her home on Division Street Battle Creek. She had been at one time demented and feared a return of the con­ dition. The writer was well acquainted with the unfortunate lady when she lived In our midst, and knew her to have been possessed of many fine qualities of char­ acter that it would be well for us all to cultivate. WHOLE NO. 1879. Mrs. Rev. McCoy will return this week to Albion. Our people had tin? very great pleasure Sunday of listening to Mrs. Rev. McCoy. Her husltand and herself went to India as missionaries some years ago, and he died there. Mrs. McCoy gave her large audience something of their history while there, and the character and great need of work to be done In Unit .far away land. Middleville expects to hold one the finest It was an interesting and instructive ad­ celebrations ever held in the country, July dress. 4th. Every body turn out and enjoy your­ selves. J. W. Saunders was in Caledonia on Some are complaining about tiieir wiieat turning yellow and not heading. Who business Monday. . The game of imiI between Caledonia and will give the cause of this? Middleville. May 30th. wa< won by Middle­ There was a full house to listen to Elder Rawson Sunday. He returns in three ville, ••as usual". Scores, 11 and 37. Ixrra Clever, of Nashville, is Hie guest of works, after that even1 four weeks. her eouriiuOllve Clever, of this plarc. Mrs. Engle is putting a cellar under her Norman Webb visited friends on the house. Geo. Bump Is getting ready to build an county line Sunday. Geo. Smith, of Grand Rapids, who has upright to bis house. been the guest of his old school-mates in 8. Hines is getting readv to build a bam the Village the past week, returned home and house on his McDowal farm. Children's day here June 31st In the Tuesday. Ward Grlbbin visited lifeparcute at Nash­ evening. ville over Sunday. Will Stlmpson was In Grand Rapids on Additiunal Local News. business Tuesday. Died. In Middleville. June 8th, Mrs. IL Pierson, ngc 30 years. She leaves a husband Church and society and tliroc children to mourn her loss. Next Sunday is Children's Day and will The funeral was held in the Congrgational be oimervcd duly in this city. church at one p. m. Monday, after which The memorial /service for the diseased the remains were taken to the west Bowne member* of Barry Lodge No. 1.':. K. of P. cemetery for burial. Grace Gibbs is visiting her mother In will take place next Sunday al the M. E. church at S p. in., to tn* addressed by Rev. Grand Rapids for a few days. I. W. Fenton of Cnledbnla was In the W. M. Puffer. The lodge will convene at Castle hall at 2 p. in.. a?!d march In a village'Sunday. II. C. Hendrick and wife. John Carvetb body to the church, and afuer the services and wife were the guests of Aaron Clark of there, to the cemetery, where the graves of the deceased brothers wllfbe becoming­ Dutton Sunday. F. E. Bulk and wife, of McConl were ly decorated. the guests of (heir parents in the village Cadet fjuffey. a solo sln»r, and Cadet Monday. James, a cornet player, froii Grand Rap­ ids. will lead the Salvation Army meeting* next Saturday night and Sunday. Offer­ J. B. Moreau A Co. have put up 16 rods ings at the door, both nights. of the Page wire fence for Mr. Wickwire. The ladles of the Presbyterian church Prairieville Grange celebrated Children’s daj al their hall the 6th InsL which con­ cordially Invite their friends to a social at sisted of deebmations. vocal and Instru­ tiie ooclety rooms ou Friday, the 12tb. mental music also speaking by houm talent. The Y. P. 8. C. E- meets at the Presby­ The lAdirs* Aid society held a stawberry terian church Sunday. June 14 at 6:30. fcstival on Saturday eve at tiie residence To be led liy Mbs Celia Enrign. ot Mrs. B. W. Julmson. Children's day at the Presbyterian Children's 'lay will lie held at the M. E. church next Sunday eve. A fine program church Sunday morning. June 14, at 10:30. for the occasion. <>»me, listen and enjoy A varied .and Interesting program of sing-ing. n-cllatlons etc. Public Imptism at j ourselves for an hour. A. C. Towne spent a few days last week the beginning of the servlco. Those who in the western part of the stalo in the wish to have their children baptized will; fruit belt The conclusion that be came please notify the pastnr during the week. to was that there was money made in Preaching ni the Presbyterian church on fruit growing. > Sunday evening nt":30. Subject "Frogs." ! Plenty of rain, 1.45 in. from Nay 29th to June 5th. Average temperature for same time 70 degrees. Scaled bids will be received up to* seven I The cut worm is about through with its work and some farmers are now planting o'clock p. m. of Tuesday evening. June 16th. for tiie building and construction of for Uie first time. Wheat aud UMMtowa the imsement yf the proposed new* school are Improving. Some complaint of the building to be built on the central' sclmol tty in stubble wheat grounds of the city of Hastings, Mich. To give arrivals and departures at Milo It Is expected that work will be com­ would take too much space and only those arc iutcrcated in the fact a., they have to menced as *oon after the contract is lot, as pay far the bundles they bring wit 11 them possible and completed with al! convenient dispatch. Tiie board of education of said on their return. city reserve the right to reject any and all' See. of stale in the Michigan Farmer • Rax * the wheat, corn aud oat crop tor the bids. Plans and specifications can lx.- seen by year 1889 cost the farmer in the four southern tiers of counties in lalior. interest calling at the store of Huffman Bros. In aud capital invested 88.104,056 more than this city.A special meeting of the school board the crops would sell for January 1st. 1890. A recent revision by 1L S. H. reduces the will te held at the council nrw next loss to 82,041.903 and Hunts the loss Tuesday evening at the usual hour to coamight be still reduced by giving the crop sldet the blds, aud for such other business proper credits, in the face of all these as may come before the meeting. Dated, June 10th. 1891. » figures the farmers in said counties are Clemkxt Smith. still working away raising said crops, sell­ Pres, of the Board of Education. ing aud feeding them at from 50c to 80c Starks, returned here last Thursday after an absence of nearly two years. The army worm has played havoc with several fields of barley, oats and corn, nor lias he fully appensed-hia appetite by do­ ing the same. Several farmera have re­ sown and re-planted while others are like­ ly to follow. per bushel over cost of protection. As evidence nf the above fact a person lisa only to take a ride through the country' and see tiie amount of permanent improve­ ments being made in farm buildings, fenc­ ing and general tmprovmeuts. Money is plenty and mortgages arc being |»aid off. owen has been very sick the last ly calls upon old time friends about the week but is improving slowly. Mrs- Kernestrick is recovering from her C Ed Blsaell lost a valuable colt Saturday ,DMra.’ Battie- Whittemore from Hickory l!i-W-K her p.r«f tn thl. Delton. Gertie Polley pasted Sunday will) friends in Hastings. The new IL IL time sheet does not moot with the approval of our clllxcns. Many Prairieville people wen' seen upon our streets Saturday. Wm. VanHorn's fau^ly are all down with measles. Mrs- Bert Boylngton is entertaining her brother from Goblesville, Mich. Hickory Corner*.. Geo. Norwood, our street commissioner. Moabier & Whittemore have finished b j making nurey and good improvements in sawing lumber here and moved thdlr saw our highways. mill into the Hamilton neighboritood Tls said we are soon to have another where they have a job of sawing railroad .saloon. We are not swinebh In dis­ ties for Mr. Price, which job will I* finish- ’position at all. We know when we get ed this week. They will then move five enough and trust that this report I* only miles uouth of Galesburg to do another a myth. job for the same man and also for the same Andrew Eddie rise* to announce that be purpose as when here which will take #ev- (has Hie measles and don't care who knows era! weeks. । Mrs. W. O. Barn’s Is complaining with Base ball game Saturday gave Delton bronchial difficulties. tram a bad eye. Result Delton 10, C. C. Mrs. Solomon Uwrence was called tn. 16 but then none ot our l»oys were feeling OUego last Monday to attend the funeraf well Saturday. , ,, of her oldest brother. George Piper, wlio,/ J J. F. F. Williams Wlllian Is constructing the old died quite suddenly... J school bnllding uwiinto a dwelling house. Our highways have undergone aon». A. Bush will will soon have on sale a largo a n...h needful repairs during the past week. number of fine building lots. He b to Frank Dietrick tort a valuable mare and have land south of the railroad on the colt last week. west side platted for that purpose. C. Backus and wife h*d » «***’’ and Mrs. ParkhnrsL of Grand Rapids, who dangerous call one night last week. has been visiting at Mervin Gwin’s, re­ Lightning struck the honse scattering turned home Tuesday. slivers and plaster npon the bed that Chas. Johnson hu added improvements they were occupying, slightly marking to hb place In the form of a new wire tbclr grandson upon his face. No fence. . <inmage was done. Tiie electric fluid F. J. Norwood was at Hastings Monday. striking the chimney passing down Into Wii. P. Sldnam is again able to attend the cellar without setting things afire ex­ to his duties at the mill. cept burning a few small holrs in tiie car­ F. A. Blackman is adding materially to tiie appearance of hb place by building B. Barlicr returned to his home In new slat fences.__________ ____ Caledonia last week after having spent about a week visiting hl» brother. ¥>. T.. Baufleld. and. other friend* about the Corners. Tirere will be a concert basket picnic Hiram Kelley, a former resident n( th!* tbb week Saturday at Flnelakeon Dewey’s township but for the past 13 or 14 years a resldent-of Emmett Co., V» making friend­ *U Norman Elsey and wife, of Galesburg, , Tolle* ha* mismatched bl« r beautiful team of bay hOraes by th* sale o< ‘‘"at C.rr .nd wife, from £•"?’»»'- one at a round price. ,|“ «1U W. Owen's, »teo Mr. Bowe end Washing and shearing sheep is now in order with many of our fanner.*. , wife from Battle Creek. J M. Cadw»lla4rr and wife were called l/rttie Loomis is spending a few dajsi to i*1amtzoo one day last week to nttend I tiie funeral of a sister^ Childww <if the late Mra. cmritrwB Tburadar ” Qulney Notice is hereby given that a cympetitivc examination for the selection of a cadet to the United StaUh Naval Academy at Aunapolis will be hclch^t the common council room in the city oT Jack sou. ou Thursday. June 24, 1891, at 10 o'clock a. m. Candidates for the cadetship to be eligible must be actual residents of the third district, not under 15 yeafet of age or over 20, physically sound, well formed and ' of a robust constitution, and possess the 'required educational qualifications. The following gentlemen have consented to act 1as a board of examination: Hon. Clement Smith, Barry county: Dr. J. T. Woods, ; Branch: M. E. Brown, esq., Calhoun; Geo. A. Perry, cmj., Eaton; Prof. U. W. Lawton, ■Jackson. The candidate passing the Ix-xt examination will be appointed to the ' cadetship. James O'Dosxeix. Representative in congress, 3d district, _ Michigan. We. wish to oecure a representative in Hastings, Mich., for our new No. v high arm sewing machine, and would like to hear from anyone who desires to secure a profitable occupation or a valuable adjunct’ to an already established business. To a responsible party, or one who can give good security, we are prepared to make liberal terms of credit No previous experience in sewing machines Is neces­ sary. as we spend time and money in assisting our dealers to learn the business. The world is fast learning that the new ••No fl” is the only perfect tewing mad Inc ever made.’ Address Wheeler A Wilson Mfg. Co., Chicago, lit Name and Uesldence i John fw-mery. Woodland ■ •• ) Mina Chaney. Canum ,s I James C. Hmew “ j Lots M. Marsh, No Of health and strength renewed and of case and comfort follows the uie of Syrup of Figs. a - it acts In harmony with nature to effectually cleanse the system when costive or bilious. For sale in 50c and 81.00 bottles by all leading druggtata. were calling’ on their parent* and friends The Lowell Democrat la dead. Town l ist Saturday and Sunday. Ike ToHea, «>f («dar Creek, lias got the wasn’t large enough for two papers. routnttl lor arrytax th« m,U from tore lu By a small majority. Otsego county vote* Hastings so they.any. . , Some people here hare dragged up their for a 812.000 coart boose at Gaylord. corn ground and phntod it over again. Rose HiHilp* wm rick Uatt8«**^. There will be a Free U» 848.000 this year. meeting abort one. Louis Oliver rwa to school bouw. commencing Inw. «nd led by Ker. FliiUdiet. HI 6 * �BOOK OF THE LAW FOUND Mr. Knmk Halma. « LESSON XI, SECOND QUARTER, IN­ TERNATIONAL SERIES, JUNE - Th UMuxwl «•* *" ci'n*1!U1rl'i<>n *’ld hwurable. He was per^pded tv, try Dr. Mbufr New Discovery for consumption. SJ?hs and colds «nd at that time was no a>Je to walk nerttw the street without rating. 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At the age of 2C he In-gan to repair the house of the Lord (see rt 1, 3. 8), nnd It was as the priest took the money from the receptacles in the temple into which the people had put it that this old book was found. ' 15. "I have found the book of tho law in the house of the Jxjrd." Thus said Hilklah, the priest, to Shapban, the scribe, aa he gave him tbe book. It is probable that this istlio book referred to in DeuL xxxi, 21-36, and If so it would le nearly 800 years old. 16. ‘‘And Shaphan carried the book to the king.” . As Shaphan went to report to the king concerning the accomplishmeut ot the work he took the book with him, having first read It for himself (II Kings xxil, 8). 17. “They have gathered together the money that waa found In the house of the Lord, nnd have delivered it into the hands of the overseers, and to the baud of the workmen.1’ 18. “Hilkiah the priest hath given me a book. AndShaphau read in it before the king.” 19. “And it came to pas-, when the king had heard the words ot the law, that he rent his clothes.” By the law is the knowledge of sla (Rom. iii, 20), and as Josiah hennl the law of the Lord he saw as he never hail before how great the sins of the nation were. His heart trembled at the word, and therefore he was a blessed man (Isa. Ixvi, 2). 20. 21. “Go, inquire of the Lord for me, and for them that are left iu Israel and in Judah, concerning the words of tb« book that is found.” These men were appointed by tia: king to ascertain more fully concerning these words. Here is a priest aud a king, but a prophet is wanteH who will nialoa plain the word of the Tx>rd. “Great is the wrath of the Lord that is poured out upon us, because our fathers have not kept the word of the Lord to do after nil that is written in this book.” There is more <han enough in any of the Inst six chapters of Deuteronomy or in Lev. xxvi to cause Josiah to have jittered these wonh; nnd it was manifest to all that many of these curses ba<l already act­ ually come upon the land and upon the people because of their sins. ■ 22. “And Hilkiah and they that tbe king had appointed went to Huldah, the proph- The best salve in the world for cuts, bruises, sores, ulcere, salt rheum, fever pores, tetter, chapped hands, chilblains, coms, and all skin eruption*, and positive­ ly cures piles or no pay required. It is guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction, or money refunded. Price 25 cents per box. For sale by W. H. Goodyear, the druggist. The G. R. and I. sent out 35,000 of Its handsome summer vacation books. ’ Wk<a*bewa*aarild,«tocrtedf<»rCa*torta Goguac lake, near little Creek, was low­ ered four inches during May. Children Cry for Pitcher’* Castorla. The membership In the Haekley public library,Muskegon, is 1.949. Mr*. Winslow's Soothing Syrup has been used tor rblldn-u teething. Il soothes the child, ■Often*! the gms. allays all win. cures wind eoUc. and isftor •*«* remedy for dlarrtiu-a. Twenty-five cents a bottle. Sold by all druggists throughout the world. Louis Oliver goes to Jacksoa thnie years from Mason for larceny. THE PROBLEM SOLVED ■!-n I GtgTLKMEX: It "affords me pleasure to Mtatu that my wife has received greater benefit from Hibbard's Rheumatic ’.Syrup than from any medicine she has ever taken. "We haw uwd six bottles and tint! it; to be tiie besfffamily remedy and the greatest blood purifier that we. have ever uitod. it is truly all it i* claimed to oe by its found­ er. Yon cannot recommend it too Highly. 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It can be given in a eup nf tea or coffee J with King-Josiah; their business was to deliver oat Use knowlevlRC of the jS-raoti taking It, the king’s message correctly and carry effretutn a si>e«!y anfl permanMit cure, whether back a correct answer. Happy are all mesthe lulient l» a moderate drinker or an aldoaoHc ■cugcrs who are privileged to carry a wreck. Tbouraiid' of drunkard* have ixseu cared who have taken tbe Golden Bpcdific In “Thus saith the Lord!” OWr coffee without their knowb dgr1. aud to34. “Thus aaith the Lord, Behold I will <lay believe they «jult dnuklng of their own free bring evil upon this place, all the curses wUl. No harmful effect reeulls from Ito »■!. SBtalctratlon. Curve guaranteed, fiend for cir­ that are written in the took.” cular and full particulars. Address tn conIn Jer. ii. 13; vi, 19, the Lord calls heaven adence.Goliif-v Srat-irii: Co., 1® Ita<-eStreet, and earth to witness against the people be­ Cincinnati. O. * cause of their >ins; and also in Isa. i,fi. In The new Oak Grove sanitarium. Flint, M open for patient*. what lie here says by Hulduh, that He will surely bring evil upon them. Thea pais are scientifically compounded, 26. “Because they leave forsaken me. nnd and uniform hi action. No griping pain so have burned incense unto other gods.” commonly following the use of pills. Many were the entreaties by Monee and They are adapted to both adults nnd chil­ Joshua not to forsake God, and solemn dren with perfect safety. We guarantee tbe warnings as to what the-Teault would they have no equal In «tlie cure of sick be it they forsook Him (see Deut. xxxi, headache, constipation, dyspepsia and 16,17; Josh, xxlv, 30). And yet that very biliousness, and, as an appetizer, they ex­ thing they did, so .that the prophets and ' cel any other preparation. Sold by W. Psalms are full of lamentations because H. Goodyear. Israel forsook, the God of their fathers Harlow Herrick, a 90 years old Ionian, (Jer. ii, 12; v, 7; ix, 13; xix, 4; xxil,9. eta.). &X “And as for the king of Judah, who pioneer, is dead. sent you to inquire of tho Lord, so shall ye ■ieknew. When a remedy does not happen to ■ay unto him.” The evil spoken of was to come upon the be within reach, people are liable to neglect ■fight ailment*, and. of course, if serious follows ungodly people, but the Lord knoweth Mitch them that are HIs (II Tiru, ii, 19), and no evil can befall them. Ezekiel saw in n vision a man with n writer’s inkhorn, who was to set a mark upou tbe foreheads of MOETGAGE SALE. those who sighed and cried because of the Drfault having been made la tbe condition* abominations done in the land; and when at a BMttaage dated Atururt 13. 1870, made by Jthjah fibawand wife Ftillura to David G. Mc- the destroying angel went forth he wm to Otare and recorded in ibe office of tbe Register begin at the sanctuary, but not come near ef Deeds for tbe County of Barry and Blate of any upon whom was the mark. Michtgan on Avgust 30. IHH) In liber “Wot 27. “Because thine heart was lender, and ■tortnera on page 2K ana by the said David G. ■tfSnvnMUmedto AMbnme Hubbell, October thou d dst bumble thyself before God », ISM. and recorded in said register’s office. when thou heanlst his words.” October 30. UBM in fiber » of mortgages on osge The Lord ie nigh unto them that are of a Ot and by Daatel Striker, executor of the laat wUaM testament ot said Ambrow Hubbell. brok. n heart. A broken and a contrite heart, O God, thou wilt not despise. God rofilsteth the proud, but giveth grace to the humble (Pa. xxxir, 18; Ivii, 17; Jaa iv.fi). He observes all wno tremble at His word, and is ready- to show Himself strong on their behalf (Isa. Ixvi, 2; I Chron. x vi, 9). He on pace 1W. by nonpayment of moneys bears tbe prayers of such. When we take rrroa> which the power of sale has be- heod to His word, and ask in accordzuco therewith, we may be sure that He bears. 28. “Behold. I will gather thee to thy .taadred rod forty six dollars and eight father*;, and thou shall be gathered to thy grave in peace, neither shall thine eyes see by said mor all tbs evil.” »l>tbarfor« f. ia*l. at ten o’clock Josiah was not to witness the sufferings ■esold at the north auseln the City ot It was God's will for him that r. aad State of Mlcb- land. he should have a peaceful death aud burial, while hb spirit went to join the mount duepn said n with the Interact I was owing to his willfulness and his refusAng to toed the words of God through IN 1XE FAR MEMBERS OF THE CONGREGATION. . NORTH. *.u,.>k*l>l« Ar.ll. V-r-O* °r U*. 1‘-— • ■hl. Th.ll. 1. Hhkhhwa Whl«rA ► Th, urxl day Uw TlwU. .rd ..hallliu V»~U, <«i« <■« ’“'“‘J? J.aa Gray. b« rlCTlnx r.1 far Cha Tb.U., * omi.Hra.nc «''™~ b, U»<l.S*™'..hlp ■H» Thau, bad e..ml ch. Grey lu ISM. w>*" 0“ ,'““'2^ bean cu)j.i««l. uud th. repudn ot th. Grer bail rwrilrocl hl way" u> honor lu> prrerrr.r M, up lu th. Antic, with lb. P~* only • Dear sunbeam. I’m pondering, pondering. mile away, the rowel tuanned her rigging aud pac.-wd tine moat stately of marineoomWere they all f»t aalcep, the flower*? When you came on your bright wing* p “i put IS ot Sunday, S«pyml«r S wondering. tbe Thrill, .uu.ding wwta.nl. Usbi.4 To eurth in the mornlnk hours. Aud where have you alucvlbceti roaming H.r.t.1 Inlanil. blah. Bloomy and torWdTbe long, long hot day through? <lln8-« UtUo. luarerealblerock lnU» ml* Will you welcome the purple gloaming die ol lb. Breai An-tte ocean. Ten yre™ That means going home to you? bolore, almrei m the day. Ca|Aalu De Lon« Have you been to the river, 1 wonder? had been caught In the i<* where the 1 hctl* The river, shining and wide. . now sailed free; not a traoe of ice WM VW Where coots dart fiashingly under able now, the high rock tore but llttla And wafer weeds ruck with the tide. snow, nnd the Tbetta plunged along within Did you ace tbe big daisloa bobbing? two mile* of whrt, until within a few yearn, Were the speedwell* like bits of sky? hiu! been doomed an outlaying spur of a Did you hear tho sad grasses sobbing vast Arctic continent, ao seldom had it been Whenever th* wind went by? Dear sunbeam, i’ll be so lonely When you hare gonn quite away. And even now you are only A faint gold splash on tho gray. Ah! at butt tho sermon is oven Walt a minute, sunbeam, you rover. And let mo bid you good night. —Frances Wynne in Spectator. A auk* That Fatted. ■ An excellent story is told of thelptJProfewsor Rogers and Dr. R. W. Dale, of Bir­ mingham. Thewi two gentlemen were giv­ ing a scries of lectures in Lancashire, and at every town which they visited Dr. Dale notictsi that hia colleague, who alwny* spoke first,' made the same speech. In fact, so often did the professor give that speech that the worthy doctor knew it off by heart, and this fact led the latter to think of m war of taking the wind out of hi* friend’s sails. On their arrival at a town in South Imncashire Dr. Dale asked Dr. Rogers to allow him to speak first, an arrangement to which the latter readily agreed, so Dr. Dale rose and proceeded to deliver the speech ot Dr. Rogers, looking every now and then with the corner of hia eye to see how that worthy gentleman! waa taking this practi­ cal joke. Dr. Kqgvm sat calm and oom posed, and. when at length hi* turn came to apeak, be just as calmly tom and deliv­ ered. to Dr. Dale's utter astonishment, quite a new speech. At the conclusion of the meeting Pr. Dale said to his colleague: "I thought I had taken the wind out ol your sails tonight-” Dr. Rogerwufvplixl, "Ob, no; I delivered that s|>eeulr whea I waa here a month ago.”—London Tii-Bits. The cxnr of Rn«da is the richest sover­ eign in Europe ana one of the richest men in the world. Thu income of the imperial family of Russia is derived from the crown lands, which are regarded as the exar** pjivatc ratate and treated as such. They comprise over I .(KM^OOO square miles, about one-third of the arqji of the LTiltod States, and include farms, past tire or grazing land and forests, while hundreds of villages nn built on them, the inhabitants of which pay their rent to j the czar. Many gold, silver and ollrer nines are included In th* crown property, mil tiie output of these i* tiellcved to be veryilangc. There ore no means of ascertaining th* exact income of the czar, since the imperial accounts are not more open to the public than the books of aiprivate individual, but It is estimated by liuxsinns in official j»o<l tion nt £2,450,000 a: year, about 11'2,230,000. Of this enormous sum a portion is devoted to the inainte-nnncei of hospitals, nsjlum*, churches and theaters, but the larger part Is swallowed up by the personal and ciffi rial expenses of the imperial family.—St Louia Globe-Democrat. Perhap* the funnlc&t thing to to told re speding the antiquity of fishing relates to the holy wars which were waged in ancient Egypt over the Ann j* denizens uf the water, the conflicts arising from the circumstance that, as often happened, one tribe would insist with the utmost irreverence upon eating up the fisbcs:which the inhabitant* of an adjoining territory held in divine adoration. The child of today*, in learning bis alpha­ bet. calls the letters by their names simply liecause the ancient Phomidans wen pleased to make similar figures the sym­ bols of certain sounds, and it is thought rery likely that the Phcenicians have been driven to invent that alphabet by the neces sity of corresponding with peoples of vari ous tongues incidentally to the great com meree which grew out of the fishery.Washington Star. As lu every other occupation In life, then are Lad tuners among the piano tuning fra ternity. A bad tuner can spoil a piano b> springing the tuning pins and tampering with the action. They make levers of tin pins, springing them back or forth to lu crease or lessen the tension of the strings instead of turning the pins in the propel manner. A majority of so called tuners sad to relate, perform their work hi just that way; so tjiat when once a family get* a first class piano tuner they should rivet him to their appreciative service with con ■Iderate remuneration and beware of the newly hatched piano tuner.—Interview in Seattle Telegraph. ^till westward steamed the Thetis, and its gloomy HeriUd Island sank behind b« gloomier Wrangel W»nd rose before herI like Herald Island, believed to to an out­ post of an unknown continent. Tbe island lifted itaeU up plainly; Berry’s Peak tow­ ered aloft .u> the Thetis drew near, grander and more gloomy tlian ever, in the dusk of an autninn day. There were no wills in right, and Captain Stockton dctermlnctl to put atom, more than satisliwl with the trip he had madefrorn Herschel Island to Wrangvl Island within thirty days! Never before had»uch A voyage been made. So the Thetis turned eastward again, leaving the great, lonely Island behind her, and the land sank slowly back into the ocean whence it had risen, and the sun went down nnd the moon came up; and from the laud of Ice the ThctU steamed, southward, out of the frozen ocean, victor lu a hand-to-hand struggle with the pow­ er* of the Arctic, and doer of deeds that no vessel ever before her had done.—Robert. Gordon Butler in Scribner**. Hunting the Stag. The prince of a small German *1810, whose ambition it was to do tho grand, if only on a small scale, had invited a numtor of gentlemen to go on a deer stalking expedition. Everything promised well. Tbe weather was superb, and the whole company were in tbe best of spirits, when tho ta-ad forester approached*the petty monarch and, lifting hU green cap, said in faltering tones: "Your highness, there can be no hunting today.” “Why not?" was the stern rejoinder. “Alas, your highness, one ot the stags took fright at the right of so many people and has escaped into the Adjoining terri­ tory, ami the other stag has been 111 since yesterday. But your highness must not to angry—it la most likely nothing worae than a bod cold. We have given it Mtno herb Utt, and hope to get it on 'ite leg* again in a few day*.”—Zlttancr Morgenzellung. ______ The royal houses of the European conti­ nent all appear to have emerged from ob­ scurity about 1.0U» yearn ago. when Charle­ magne was the mightiest name in the world, or had recently been th" mightieat. The first Bourton Fnr.wn to history flour­ ished about the year IMX>. The first Guelph was cun temporary with Cli-iriemague. who died in 814. The first Hobetuollern of princely rank built the castle of Zuilern about tire year WO. The first Romanoff came Into the world a* late as 13M. All these families, however, were ancient at tire time when they li-cntnt Important enough to figure In European records. Some of t be English heralds have expressed the opinion that Queen Victoria I* deHcendwi from the Roman Custar*.—Chicago “Did I undetstand you to aay," inquired the lively'drummer jm the train sped on­ ward. "that you were in tbe sustfendw lineFv "Ton did,” waa the reply; **I have been a member of the t nlators:for a good many year*. Know of any one that needs Stringing up, do you?” But the drummer had imperceptibly slid into the next car.—St. Joseph News. * * Office In b«trl at pre*tn. p* A‘ *,£' H- HARBErT" Phjr,kl,U11 M Kron.. ! Calls in city cr county r,._, . . I promptneas, or night. M to *itli H ^yiLl.lAMO. l.OWI>l;x, ' OBm over Jolla, l:„ ■:w«. State •Iran, llullnrs Mleb, QTUAKT, KJUITO J WIUlTpAttorney.-- nt laiOverHMtlllgs National tauk> kJ l ONE RAJOYS '— -------- Both die method and results when p A. SHELDON. Al'2r‘r,Zn,‘1 ’utile OS­ Syrup of Figs is taken; it is pleasant J * Money to loan on Ht-m and refreshing to the taste, and acts gendy yet prompdy on the Kidneys, Liver and Bowels, cleanses the sys­ c.F. tem effectually, dispels celds, head­ * vroou*.. P. DRAKE, M. D., ------------- aches and fevers and curee habitual consdpadon. Syrup of Figs tis the Office over Holloway, drag ««. only remedy of its kind ever pro­ Office hours from s to 4 d in TriE uwj'lE'SJ duced, pleasing to the taste and ac­ «JUu, .IU, rwfeK., ceptable to the stomach, prompt in r M. B. GILLASl ’ lE. Notary PeMif i its action and truly beneficial tn its and U. 8. Claim AgFni, 1 effects, prepared only from the most all kintln ot claliiic ' healthy ana agreeable substances, its thS Interior effire mar Court mm! many excellent qualities commend it to -all aud have made it the most g M. FOW1.BB.D.U. s. popular remedy known. Syrup of Figs is for sale in 50c Office hour* * », m. to 5 p. t. and’SI botdes by all leading drug­ gists. Any reliable druggut who (J W. LOWRY. M. D.. Physician and Suri may not have it on hand will pro­ ’PfHrttrof teeatUg <h^ cure it prompdy for any one who RYRand EAR and the j^jrggly fitting.si-icTACL^ wishes to try 1L Do not accept any Office and residence on Broadway ,owcoanl substitute. ayMe.HaaUngs.Mich. J CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP CO. SAH FgJUterSCO. CAL L0UI8VILU. Kf. * MEW rOKK, «.r. Mich igan Central Jtuwaro /aUi £oid>." “ Station*. &&&&!£« Ujumnua.. StMtloai. ma 14 M Efllfa HAJrnNos.T~~......... . M H. COLLINS, laocal Agent. Haritaga. <v. W. RtMMium ». F AT. A..Chicago. Ciis&K, Kilw&ioo & Simw MITH A CO1XJROVE. i Lawyers. (Office In Uffion block, Hajtii c.) Practice is alJ tbcjcourt* of the *’.« r S E. KEN ASTON, * Attorney at Law, _ (Over J.8. Gbodvear & Co.’* t ore) mcttoeeln all court* of the Stale. Col^tlae* rfwptty attendingto. i R. TIMMERMAN. Hom<rp< tbit Phy• *kian and burgeon (Office over IAthrop’s firug th rr.) P ROBERTSON HOUSE, I ‘ r. JttHODKUfiEtt, Proprietor. Cor. Jefferson and (Court St*.. Hsstita, Mieh. Rates. SI.OO per Day. This Houtcia new. with plea*v-tnk>r.->. Th. patronage of the public i> re>p<xuun| *<,Jelled. T AW. REAL ESTATE AM»« Jj ING-OFF U E OF TIME TABLE. i-ECT- WoolUnd Mkk. J. SL Sinn. Notary Public, i if Stations. 00 . OO Fw GnM*. I trxiio d S: Clov»rtiate.. fihultx Haxtinos... Carta Grove W oodland Woodbury Via i>. Lansing .. Detroit.... Grand Itapid* Mgr. Donner, archbishop of Bordeaux wm taken to task for hi* friendly Inter conr«e with the Protestant minister in that dty. The very tolerant prince of the church replied, "Pray allow me to hare the pleas­ ure of seeing him in this world, as 1 am or sale contained not ao snre of meeting him in the next.”San Francisco Argonaut. SLTOS’S.WSH’m lu uid niortaaw. V*nurth f«ct door of th? MUM Court for assbraed u> Dai men: dated « -aid Ulster * oi mortgage « ttgnnrent dated «*Mrejci*ier'»t of martgases ‘ the saluMaW elven her by m py makes the szsfySJ to claimed to b< ten hundred t and no *011 or instituted to r ziriiay tor uthdi In tbe torenooi Xront door ot II Un», county c said court houi circuit court fc put>!ic auction fU*« deM-rtbed thereof as ma amount clue on with the Intere and expenses* tn said martn tn the dty oi state of Michl The south ball iii.'f- • hundred forty • Hasting* aceoi Hated. HastJ Attorney f STE Hastings City Bank, Uastiiig^. - - Mlc’i. CJLI’I’T’AJZ. S75.OOO.OO SVKl’LL’** 5e Stitt oi. halamaruo Ar. EaM (Mopar Lv Rtehlaad Junc’t Cressey ..., Ml!o Delton.... Cloverdale !«i;i!u .... Hartikii*. Coals Grote Woodland Open for btttaicss 1’ec.IS.IW. D. O. Robinson. President; Chester Messer; Virt. Pre*. 1). W. EeyntiMs.Cuhta. floo* HOG CH PI1 divjectoik: Dan W, Reynold*, D. G. Robinson. John Canrtb. north ho free chair car to Manistee. known and detrribed ay . hg|f ot That part of «est 1-scte**1 n"‘A (0 south westanarter of % rest, town three (3-. north rang-’ e«M lyiag north <4 p rnepiJeJUrir. TlETBOIT, LANSING v & NORTHERN — Chas. H. Bavrk. attorney f** ”*0”^ — <^°0?250 Vzoo *1r0N a Judies 1 rS|J5 P V5 w. L. DOUGLAS jfc, B. Woolley, Agent • • Default havl . uo.. it Pr-igas F«-ckte«m'* Croup He triedy Save* Um! Station*. Lv. Grand Ranlds Ar- KtartaCTT. Lowell la n. k« tmouMM......... Woofibaty............ OrtertlAte..?:!. Laarimt HowelL.. *?.L Plymouth.' Detroit Lv. Grand Hapldn ArjHowarJcF”: R. H.wiessw 1 pHICAGO & WEST MICHIGAN Ry. a,* Knit Saves M&j cnunp.d v Saves Dnr; roomenon; A surd relit Ingrowing natural he* bxVjts crotp «v naCkMm’iIMJds* Kalamazoo 1Kaat Cooper KIclilaudJuDc’t Cressey W. H. Powtn. It. B Mwer. Chester M«*r. Lansing ivtrvtt....................... Qrand Rapids Lv... •8tops on signal only. Nos. R and (.will not carry px»«engvrs unle» The more sensitive nature of the female provided Banking Bta(ue«» Transacted with freight train pennies. sex renders women much more susceptible Freight trains will be run at the convenience ~ MOKTIUGK SALE. than men to those numerous Ills which of Uie cnmiianv. who reserve the right to change Default having been made for more than wr tbe UmeofMjcb trains without notice. spring from lack of harmony in the system. ty days In the payment of int-o «: over dne »»« „ „ . F. Bcr*R. GenT Manager. Tt C Pnrrpw n *.-r The nervous system gives way, sick head­ payable on a morta-iM dated J»»W made t«y Welcome Mwrble and Itwta k iteache Is frequent, the appetite is losL and ble. his wife, to Samuel Canmu. and rreo«m other ailments peculiar^) the sex cause great in the office of the ReglMer of Dreda.fcf BMff sufferings. Hood's Sarsaparilla is peculiarly County, Mlehicnn. on the .“th dxr of ISM, In liber 95 of merw’W* adapted for such cases, nnd Las received which default the said Samuel (Hrwu. by Wtiie most gralifyng praise for the relief it tiie of tbe right given him by said nwrWh U. Grand Rapids lias afforded thousands of women whom- Ar. has made and hrrebv make* the «tewK« Holland . pal »um of sa!<l mortgage, rod the nitevM £ very existence before taking It was only Grand Haren cmedthereon, now dun and wiab misery. It strengthens the nerves, cures Mnskegon .... wbleh mortnee there i» ri»im.d to l« doe« sick headache and indigestion purifies and Allegan the date ot tins noflre nn<-1-••: 'irolrod'eww Fennville .... right dollars and twrlfe "«»«! vitalizes the blood, and gives regular su’d Hartford .... suit or procerolnn at jaw •’«’1ttf healthy action to eveqr organ in the frxiy. ted to recover the stm-wt T" brj-d®^ Benton Harbor... gage or any part tlierwd. \ «•. «*?«'«• Kt .ifMopn........... Dre i* hereby riven that on •‘:',,,r,’?'-«wMo*. Chicago MORTGAGE SALE. dav of June. twi. *t ten o riiKk iutbe •£»•!* at the north front door of tb* court tor. ■ “* ” rn,‘<1‘‘,n tl,e editions Lv. Grand Rapids Ute City ot Hastings. l(srT) < Ar. Bparu that being the iJV*’" *i jrtdRted October ‘2nd. A. I). r^eorj-rt tor Barry county Is b.dd. n. 1 tbe Brister ot Deeds,ToTttoJ lie auction, to the hlgbrat llddrt. ne pre M'ridw. on the Big Uapltto lae« droeribrd tn ’Aid * tWytte ZUh day of October, A. D. tw.1, In liber S of niart- Fremont .. thereof as m*y be bre.-*- >-v l>> ^vx”ll,-nKe’lw’ “U,J 5J;wl,lch said mortgage was Baldwin ... amount due on said 1«S...I, ..“‘J'.f’'■>.T-SSSis Ludlnaton r est thereon, and the(«*ts. ch»rr• .■w ta "el R. Willison and duly recorded April Manistee m.<_ penne* allowed by la*, end Frankfort f. a Trarerte city R’iKSSv i" ® Little Edith (on Mira Oldgold’s lap>- in 1,1 ’I10 ot the Interest Wby, Mis* Oldgold. you're not very old are you! Miss Oldgold (blushing violently)—No. should be doe at the option of th" mXST indeed, child; but why do you aakf the Interest dneon the second day Little Edith—Ma said you were old a* Mid l»er 8K», to wit gs-uw and On thezecoud At the hills, but I don’t l/lieve it, for I rubbeo my hand on your cheek just now and the paint is still fresh.—Munsey's Weekly. First Police Official (anxlomdy)— I hca> that one of our men has beaten half i> dozen inoffensive citizens to death. Second Police Official (hotlyH-If that horrible charge is true I’ll—1'11-hang nu if I don’t have him transferred to aaotbei business cardT^ P A. SCRIBNER. M..D Oh. Iwautiful anubeam. straying la through tho wide church door. I wish 1 war. with yea, playing Down Urt-re on the cool stouv floor. For I um «> tired of sitting Upright and Miff ntn! still. And you. you go dancing, flitting Gayly, wherever you will; And yon've nothing to do but glisten. And ho one is ever vexed itecauic you forgvt to listen, Or can’t remember the text. bTEKETW For salt In pnraano in44ttknd4*i Haynes. Mai auetio of the Count town three ensmty. Midi Dated Has Hmtth 81 Co Solicitor E Meml in coloi excellei 1.300 p< firrt-cla �The New Stocking Be Sure If you have made up your mind to buy Hood’s Bantaparllla do not be Induced to toko any other. A Boston lady, whoso example Is worthy IndLitlon, tell* her experience below: “ In one store where I went to buy Hood's Hanapartlla the clerk tried tc induce me buy their own instead of Hood’s; bctoldmcthelr’s would last longer; that I ntfght take It on ten To Cet , days’ trial; that it I did Dot like tt I need not pay anything, etc. Hut ho could not prevail ou me to change. I told him I had taken Hood’s Sarsaparilla, knew what It was, was satisfied with it, and did not want any other. Wtan I began taking Hood’s Sarsaparilla I was feeling real miserable with dyspepsia, and so weak that at times I could hardly 2 Hood’s Foot. stand. I looked like a person lu constunplion. Hood's Sarsaparilla did me so much gorel that I toonder nt myself sometimes, and my friends frequently gpeak of IL” Mjl-u Ella A. Gomr, ex Terrace Street, Boston. wrinkles, no lie shape.) ; toe. having this Ntoeking. dlllctcd with bunions, ar unI'irationof lliefeet lYAtJKGNrlOSE CO., Boston, MassFar sale by Sarsaparilla 8ol4 by *11 drantbt*. >1; *lx tor gs. Prepared only hv C I. ttrwiTt * r-n ___ ... ' IOO Doses One Dollar Pt-hiciimi overdue >n<i psya;de«l March I’.' 1**6, made . t ■ Sarah II Austin, and ii iin.-r i; of morta-iges. r <• said Sarah II. Austin ’4 |u»g-*r>. by an ussign»xg. ami rewnletf In u-t te, IS*;, in 11 tier ’.'7 ami by the said Daniel mrt.br nn assign•ec'inisd In said i, in liber :w of the Mid K. II: idrus. by an as­ m, and recorded in ri, i.cji, in iitar 3; lor which default v > ir’ue of the right . Iini made nnd heren-nl Mtrn •>’ said ecnied thereon new •• n>- <>i this notice Ian. ami ten cents. v-n ih.it on Hat­ tert alien o'clock ..•Id al the north in tl-.f city of Has- : bidder, the |*reqilfgaite or <u tn'ioli *ar> b> salWfy tbe • I >*-. ; 1 w and provided for - -I jiruinfses bring situate ■ countv of B.irry aud >. aid •h-M-ribmi :xs follows; 1.it- •- umbered ten hundred tiiidre,! r.hirtv nine and ten fdrtnertv village, of ■e*.*«t ded riot thereof, lime «. l««t. ' -. AttHT AXIUU’S. a* of the Mortgage- STEKETEE IMPROVED non Cholera Gore HOG I HOI.El!,I. mid PIN WOHMS IN HORSES • .tnuadiy. W« believe rt i<> be a C<*< WILLIS ROBISON. . - »r. i-.fiil- the only wre remedy fc l )K4r iin.|q '■ in ifuiHnyx by t ». H. GOODIE. IR. Vknuni^t.. Bur ci. ,>’ >u|d by rirtii- of an order and ike dram court for the County of -> It.- of MU 11.L-.UI. : on tiie .«|i day of February A. D. ■•■•r:.tm cause tlmrelu pernl-nx wherein IV. Button is cdmpitlii&nt and Kona Mar-. Roantit ana Henry 8. Rounds ndants. !> m-ieby £iveo tbit I shat! vll at •tiuii totne iit.’li-st bidder, on SaturUti .1*1 ol July A- D. im.atten ’ b - turrimou, at tlw north front door tn hou«e in the City of Hastings County Statedf Mi.-hlgan. said Court teousM • ;»;<u-e t»r b-Jlding the circuit court for <!esen bed Mirth* range ten west in Harry :u.;s. Mich Mac 2>ith pot. .11.0X70 H. K«XASTON. < irctiit Court Commissioner. Barry County. Mich. lor Complainant. unveital Wednesday with «. Depew delivered the principal oration Twenty minuteg after one train had ta^d on the New York aud New EnjJ! ».d ”ilway nmr Waterbury, Conn the track anil n pinger train WM toT<TO,1,<n! j,lal l“ u“<»»o *eape it frightful accident. hvAMaUvng ^atening letter* received tlWM °f New Orleans, Mnce the Mafia lynching was ()Ue delivered te him Tuesday which waa intended to ex­ plode Whim openeil. It contained gun­ powder and a hire, l,ur waa M poorly cunstrticted that it failed to explode. Mrs. Alice McCrea, w ho created a ncnanwwn|.°'rvr “ b>’ ^'P^K toEuroiw with Douginas Green, » New York burines» man who tail a living wife, the elop. ing |Mur taring laxm married by n colored minister living near Fortrere Mtmroe,Va., tareported to have returned to Chicago with Groen, whore wife has obtained 11 uivoree They rfre also reported to haw lwnn married again ttince their return. Chicago n*|>orter’s cannot find either of them. The hnva Swine Broedera’ assochillon is in session at Des Moines. Black diphtheria is reported in the fam­ ily F. L. Halfpop, living near Green Vai ivy. Ills. । • inont Roman Catholics were a tisent for tho (tairge Hlpw, of Galveston, Tex., Is walking to Chicago on a bet of >1,000. He left Galveston May 12, without n cent in hla pocket and must maku the distance in fcixtjr day* and live wholly upon charity. He Was at Sedalia, Mo., Saturday ahead of time. William Newby, of Mills Shoals His., whoso remarkable reappearance after talng supposed to be dead, was recounted in these dispatches some time ugo. has ap­ plied for an honorable discharge from the army, nnd tbe secret service is at work on bls cirne. ■ One of a jvreir of burses which Secretary Blaine had arranged t8 have reserved for his own use at n livery stable at Bar Hartar proved to 1» stolen, and its owner lias just elaimwl it. The sreretary waa think­ ing of buying the pair. So he is some money in pocket by tbe discovery. Jacob Bonnett, of Baltimore, com­ mitted suicide Thursday. It has bocn dis­ covered that he was a defaulter for <1W,(Xm». and perhaps twice that kuoi, mostly the money of |mm>f people. Fong Bor, only son of Fong Kung Bor, lhe rich tea merchant- of San Franriwo, hm- been converted to Christianity, nnd Fong Kung Bor is dUconsobite and disguslciL The young man will go as a missiotmry to Cltina.' Parliament' was prorogued Saturday night until the first week in August. One of the last things done was the passage of the Behring sea bill, giving the queen the right to p&>hibit British vessels from tak­ ing seals in that sea. Mrs. John Gorgenfrie, who has had four husbands, is suspected; at Rome, N. Y., of poisoning No. 4, and also of getting rid of two of the earlier ones In the same man­ ner. Tiie hanging of a Stpoy deaerter from n native regiment, who was one ot the leaders in the rrvvut rebellion in MunceJMMM-. tiM.k phu-e Munday in the public square nt Mum.-epoor. A mad dog entered a German school nt Pittsburg Sal urdny, and in a minute <jveiy room waa clear of pupils aud tiwhen*, and l he dug was in possession. Jle wan locked In a room and .-hot. A woman may serf, and a Woman may spin And a Woman may u/orK.all day, -Lwlied S^TA(t>,u^[’ comes into her house Then vanish all troubles aWay. HlY W ttMMKAMIBffl. MOBTGAGK 8ALK, Default having bean made in the conditions Hie czar of Russia Iqls announced that of a certain mortgan made bv Clinton 8 every Jew within his domains shall be Bold* and Kva A. Boice bis wltc to Marv M. liarland dated November 13 A. 1). issii banished. and recorded in the office of the Register of Jock Simmons, a colored 'longshore­ Deeds, for the county of Harry and .stale of man. died of leprosy nt Jacksonville. Fla Michigan, on the 7*0 day of November A. I>. IMO In Liber 25 of Mortgages, on pages no* 4«>' Tuesday. and said tnortgiure was ou the .xxb of Deeemffer The Magallanes, h cruiser of the Chilian nwasslgued to Clay W. Pettit, and on Dec. 30 l^iagatu duly asdxumt by Cmy W. Pettit, by insurgents, defeated three of Baliniuicda’s his guardian to Mary M. Gnrlimd. the morI erg* e vessels in nn encounter ou April 24. in said mortgage aud both of said Mssialimento James Tolet shot and killed his brother has e been duly recorded . Mid uiortguge was upon the express condition Edward nt Grand Bank, Nd., liecawe the latter was too familiar with James' that the i-ald mortgagor should keep the build lugs erected upon Un* premises deersitwd there­ wife. in insured Hgntiist loss or damage bv fire by inMlcbneff Davitl’s jinper, The lattar «irer«.u> t»e approved h» said mortgagee and in delaidt thereat It stall be lawful for the said World, Ives suspended publication nt Lon­ mortciiee to effect Mich Insurance and the don, the .enterprise having proved a fail t<remn>m so paid for Hie s*mc should be a “CmCotIa ig so well adapted to children that Caatorl* etires Oolle, OuortpaUon. urv financially. iurther lirti upon th-j premises, iw-nrlng tahre*t One pf those athletic chestnuts, a sixat the nsldot io per cent., ami th- said mort­ Col. John A. Cockerill and n Hyndicate day-go-iis-ymi-pk-nse walk was la-gun at gagor tavgijt neglected In effrer su.-h Insurance. ot capitalists have purchased The New I Wtaoui'lajurioc* medication, I I8:OT> p. 111. Monday in Denver. Guerrero? Uir sakl mortgagee effected the same, and paid 111 Ba. Oxford BL, Brooklyn. X. Y. Hart, Cartwrights .. ..................and nil tin* old tramptherefor the sum iff $.*> op lhe loth <mv of York Ccsitincnt newspaper property. It,| .................. Tux Cnrrava Coaraxr. 77 Murray Street, N. Y DcecnEicr Inst and ttare is now clou need to be wiU be consolidated with The Commercial [ en* were in the bunch that started. due tor «uth luMiranee the sum of • ^veyttar iiihI a new paper to ta called I latter L. Bristol!, an elect riod inventdr, And It wets furtuer express y agreed In said mortgage, that should lucre be any default In Tin Advertiser will be taai.sl, with both I b mining from liU home at Jersey City the |n*yn»**nt of lhe interest upon the same, at morning and evening editions. . Height** with hi. four little boy*. He any day when Um* s.uue should Im- due aud pay­ The agricultural <lepartnn*ut will tdt I was distracted when he left home over his able. and should the sam remain unpaid and in arrears for the s|iace ot sixty dais, then the Senator Farwell's rainfall >cheuu ataut | failure to make his latest invention work, principal an said mortgage should l.e dur nt tiie Jime.I&. The scheme is tu explode dyna- and his wife fears he has committed' suioptionc.f thesild ntortgsgvs-. aud the interest, niitc at a great elevation. cide and taken tho boys with him. * due omthe ;oth da) .if Novr:ii!>er 1*.O. to wit’ the sum ol giOdiof having been p-Ud and the A fire in Schufeldt’* distillery Chicago, The npproprlatIon for the census office same haviag retnuiia.il uupaid until this date, Wednesday morning did damage to the! is said to be nearly exhausted, and despite under Slid option said mortgagee now declares eunuiint qf £75,000. The origin of the lire ' the fact that th«- work is not nearly comthe whole ot said mortcace due aud imyablr. There is now claimed to lie nuc on said is believed to have been accidental. plcted 1,000 clerks are to lie dismissed be­ mortgage the sum of SUMl.r.o and also lhe sum John Kelly, employed by the Ansonia fore July I. U is also statei! that Super­ of $37.SO» for said tnsunuicc ami an attorney's fee of thirty five dollars provided for In (Conn.I Electric Road company, received intendent Porter will present the presi­ said mortgage, and no suit or proeeedlfrgs h shock of Ota volts from the jiiwcr wire dent a comjrtmltum of the work in July al law having been iiislituird to recover lue of the road Tuesday and survived the ef­ and resign his position. moneys secured by said mortguge. oriwy part fect. The at ranter Taramung. employed in the thereof; Now;therefore. hy virtue o! tiie txiwvr of sale George JV. Saul wax cleeled president mid Australian rotating trade, has foundered, contained iu said mortgage, and the atntuu- In anil it is fcarv’d that all on board were suck-case made ami provided, notice Is hereby O. S. Lyford vice president of the Chica -o halt. given that on Saturday tne thirteenth day of and Eastern Illinois railway at the nnnu June A. D. tiCH.at ten o'clock in the forenoon. al meeting of the stockholders held at The Chilian government hits applied for Cleanliness and neatness about a house are necessary to I stallsoil at puollc auction, to Ha- highest one acre of space on which to erect a build­ bidder, at tbe uorih front door nf the Court Chicago. insure comfort. Man likes comfort, and if he can’t find it at House |n the City of H.vtlugs Mich, (that beltig Twenty-seven Episcopal dioceses have I ing for that government al the World’s the place where thecireult court (or H irry county approved the election of I’hilli|»s Brooks , fair. home, he will seek elsewhere for it Good housewives know is balden), the premise* described in said The lied river is out of its tank* in mortgage, or so much thereof ils may .be as bishop of Msmachuretta. This is a ma ' that SAPOLIO makes a house clean and *keeps •it -bright • necessary topny the amount due on Mid mort­ jority. The bishops have yet to p;u* on Texas. Several people have been drowned, gage, v-jth seven l*er cent, interest, and all legal the election. Happiness always dwells in a comfortable home. Do you and there has been a large destruct ion of cosfif. together with an attorney'* fee of thirty- 1 • five dollars covenanted lor iliereiu. the premises ! want cleanliness, tomfort and happiness? Try SAPOLIO Tiie Chicago and Nor^iwestcrn Railway property. twiog described Io* said mortgage as all that II company has declared a M-mi-aununi div<- Bishop Knight,of Milwaukee.died Mon­ and you will be surprised at your success. certain piece or pareri of land situate lying nnd j 7 " 2 * ’ ’ of* ” ‘ on .3 com tn on stock. The ■ ; day from the effect* of nn attack of paraly­ 'l*eing in the town of Woodland Barry county octal •• jx-i cent, ..'rjsimtion for the year sis. He was elected bbJmponly two years Michigan, amt known and described as .! net ...v...... income ... of the •<icrj. ----BEWARE OF IMITATIONS follows; Commencing at n polr.t lu the center 4jast c]ost,^ w.is<3,«7tt,00a ago, anti was 00 years old. of Thaetier street at its Intersection with Main J An English jnUsiunary and n customs The executive council uf the American street ana running thence due eatt along the center of Ttartiev street sixteen (16) rods, Rankun-' ipuuciatlon bus •decided to hold <officer have been murdered by natives at thence north nine til) rotis, thence due west »l.* - the nexb annual invention ut New Or- 1Wasfeh, China, and European residents teen rod*, fbeucc due south along the «arc appealing for protection. center of Main street nine r»> rods to lhe place hems. Oct. 14 nnd 11 of beginning roiitaiulng One Ixitidrmi forty-four Ben Butler is triumphant again. The Benson J. Iziwdng, the historian, died nt .aduare r-ils of ground. being in Hie village ut United States circuit court at Boston Ims i-bis home near Poughkeepsie, N. Y., 1 tWoodland. according to tia- recorded nlat j. thereof, it being on tne S W *4 ot section 15 T. 4 Wednesday, aged «". 1 released his famous client—Mrs. Clairetta NareiMw* Laroque was tanged at L'Orig- *Johnson—on a writ cit habeas corpus. ’ ! ’ Maki-M. Gauland, Mortgagee. Inal. Ont.. Thursday for the outraging smith & Cousunx a. THE MARKETS. Attorneys for Mortgagee. and murder of two little girl* named MeGouigle iu October fast. There is a deficit in the finances of the CntCAUO. June A NOTICE FOR HEARING CLAIMS. Rock Island railway of RJto.tWl for the Following were the quotation* ou the board State of' Michigan, County ot Harry -s». Notice is heresy Riven, that by an order of the past fiscal year, and the annual meeting of ,of trade to-dny: Wheat No. 8 July, opened Probate Court f>w the County of Barey. made the stockholders decided to reduce the Au- 1WWc. rinsed «c; September, opened «Mc, jni tteertchUi d*y st April. A. D. wijiix months gust dividend to 0.5 of I per cent. <rioecd Wtyc; December, ojwncd *nd rioaod Train Dial date were allowed for creditors to WV,c. Coni- No. 2 June, apenod tor. rtad Capt. William (4ark. superintendent ot ] present tlieir claim* against the estate of John July, oj>cn<-d SBMc. clrwd fdc; A. Greble. late of said county, docererd, and the life-saving station at Erie, Pa., nnd a flUMc; , HeptcmUr. ojicncd 57i^c. dosed 57Mjc. Oats tnat all rreultors of Mid deceased are required to prerent their dal tun to said Probate Court, 11 inn well-known for his bravery and No. - June, opened -. closed 404<t July, at the BrotMle office, in tbe city uf Hastings, for splendid r-cord in the- service, was I ,apetwd XHc. eh«d Me. September, opened ch-ed Mif. Pork-June, opened »l<t< ex*minauon aud allowance, on or before tbe drowned Thursday while assisting the 1 and । eighth dar of October next, nnd ttat such rioeed SIO-CM; July, opened 1 <«d claims will be beard before said court onWed propeller Badger State, which had gone ।IlDJZfVi; Scjitemlier. opened SIMM, clowfl nesday, the eighth day ot July, airi on Thurs­ ashore. Cant. Clark was nearly M years SHiTp-i.. Lard—June. o;>cne<l Sd.Klir:, clomxl day the eighth day of October next, at ten old nnd would have been retired hi n o’clock bi the forenoon of e»rii of those days. short t ime. He leave* u wife and several J ve”slock— Following were the prices at the Date*;. April Sth, A. D. IM’l. Vnion stock yard, bydsy. Market CHAS. W. AKM8THOXa. children. jugde at Probate. The dry goods house of Connell. Hall, rather active <m packing unrt shipjilng ac­ count. best gradwc &•. higher, other qualities -Mclawter company, at Nashville. Tenn.,' Sangvd; sales mnged at S2JWM.W ptak made nn assignment Thursday morning. <4 1&»z4J» light. $LS«fr*.3J rough pecking. Default having been made in the c°n‘Jltiei>» SIJ» tUimixctl. and SLakfeLto heavy packing The linbiliti» are M7B,00a nt a certain mortgage made }>> J Eoraby and tandi A. Forsnv, bit Destitution nnd famine are said u> pre­ and bliipping lota. wife, to Spellman Casey, dated /ebrwy Cattle-Market ratIror active on local and asrd. A. b. IWW. and rtMJorded In the vail in several districts of RumIa The •hipping account, and prices t^rly^wdl office ot lhe Itegluterof I>eed«. for ‘P*toun* of horror of the situation is increased by tbe maintained; quotations rouged at S->-.r<c Barry, and state of Michigan, on the 27lh da) of gloomy- harvest prospects. Ctn for choice to fancy shipping Febnmrv. A. 1>. 1&«. in « °< mortgHges. Leading mercantile and private, tank­ Kteere SMU-AiO B0**! lo vboke do. un page 3i»5. on which mortgage thervis clalmea common to fair do. to be ducat the date of this notice the sum of ing houses at Cincinnati are making all WRITE TO four hundred three dollars and thirteen their loans payable in gold. PAW Texan*. S3.«ttL» and an altoruej's fee of twenty five dollsre pro­ There was a partial eclipse of the sun cows. ¥IJWQ»3.»I bulls, and SUW.90 ve*1 vided for In said mortgage, and no suit or proc^dina 1U law ta»i:Ttaen l»Uituted to re this morning, beginning, in Chicago, at ealv.a. Sb«-|- iH-numd fair „•«' ^er t&^oSeys^eXioyaid mortgmre. or P:PJ o’clock and lasting twenty-fonr min­ steady; quotations ra-iged at S-3'i wtstSl-aWtf-*1 natives, and S-VUjfA.a lambs. “^oiTuiSetore'. bv virtue ot the power of sale utes. , . _ eras. PrUuet-- Hutter-Market steady: fancy eoutmu^said mortgage, and the statute tn I a T Woods, professor or mechanical sueh case made and pn’vTd^. m.-inwring In Ito Vnlrerdty of llllnn* n,!T"r.«lItotoKto Wto.to-, towj. given that on Mondav. the eth day of J my. a­ to. r^.ign«I nna will »cw|.l • -imllar t» l) itwi at reu o'clock In the forenoon. I ®ball frmh IK&.15C: Nq. I dairies LTsltc, No. S. 11«» sell at public auction to tbe highest bidder, at sition in Washington University, Nt. . ' . . r__ K 105*1 fiCrUiL hlKC-linto door O< UJ no™ £ city of Hasting*, tlita being the place wnere Louis. Kf.Sn.T.kh, to. oS.’uc ...to;; -Kl-.ro. Ctorto- w. Sridril. one »< 'to the Circuit Court for Barry ot tbe villw Of Ito-t Grand Hnplto, the premises drscrltKri lu said Mlrh . to. pie—ded gull'X Jo . etorg. nt much thereof as may be P.*I st amount due on »*'■« tSi^tber wRh l>Ura">r. He to. » reoord ot Hee wlvra. tol for Infants and Children, YOU WISH Advertise Anything Anywhere Any time Geo. P. Rowell & Co No. io Spruce Street, NEW YORK. living. , , _. Jack Haverly. the showman, has arrived at Chicago from a long trip, having been Mich., rapitnl «IOI«» BAY STALLION, Foaled in 1885 Jlembrino is a beautiful bay in color, has good action, is an excellent traveller, and weighs l.SOO pounds, in fact he is a fist-class general purpose horse, and we have put tbe price for service so low as to bring him within the reach of sib Fridays and Saturdays of each week at Spalding’s ware­ house building, opposite Rol­ ler Mill. Terms IS. E. H. BARTLEY, Attendant CASTORIA ©f&good house-wife.who uses SAPOLIO. it is well sa.id.-The mouse is muzzled inherhouse.’Tryiband keep your house cleart+All grocers keep it- IMriiio Prince, luimmuii NEWS IN BRIEF. l"r“Ktu.» *» COM. Mort,.r~- SmithAttorneys * CCLCB",VK-M„r.B.Mf,,.P fur Mortgagee Dsted. April 7.1891. HOP PLASTERS ot Grand H-een. VHdnr nu'bur- ired to begin business. John Weeks, one of the cilA tens of northern Wisconsin, died at Steven’s Point, aged 7S. The bill koking to the control of .he wslratch in the Behring sea jmswrt the British parliament Friday. r.-orce Martin, a boy of 18, living in HarleHLhasa thermometer in h Is stom­ ach which he swallowed, while suffering from typhoid fever, when the nurse put i» todSr UGWngue lo raoertaln hl. lempee"jM-e. Cmnptoll tod Evon Erato, both nimtaentSntoo- «< Wtohington inwn- t™» Ito-eou. U. -era cnugbl In n terrific thunderstorm. Mr- Campbell wm killed by lightning and Evans «unned but rallW »d will Tto comer .leno °1 'he new dlr toll nt gju.nl. wra Inld bj the Stacmlclraurm^ to'uotor, md _jor ,h« = H&awk-: New Orleans. 3£.5O®«.«> I*r bbl; >LT5 ;wr rack; California. Per «~£Strawberries-UBnoK fair to good. fl-inM-M per SU|t c**>; wft stock. >140. llnxim Hurt bru*h.S®fMc: green- self-working. . tn ■tide and cover*, SjfflTc: common brush. 3>4c; crooked, aa^c. 5\-hc*t-No- 2 red winter cash. do June. S1-U7H: Anmi«i• mirat S1K1H: rao.. do September, $LIEh». -So. MHe: do lob. ««oCorn d’ Auxttsi. M*’. do September. 63c. Dull and irrrculuJ; No. - mixed 5**-*$* ' do July. SOHc. Rye-N«wtect«L N’ealerted. J*urk- DuU; new me-. MAUOR 12JU tard-Dull; July. 88.«7; August. Ute Stock: Cattle Trad in* dull br *11 Bn*de< IHH.renl to boot native sUstk. per H» lb-; Texans and C.donriot*. bulb- and dry cows. JX-Ttf v8h<*P»™ Iaunlit*-Market firm and active; *heej»v»«-«W® fi.(D I-er 10) 111*; lyita rJCWthlNummally Heady; live h««. P«r » Ita. MllwMkee. Children Cry for Pitcher’s Castorla. Administratrix* Hale. d-reawd. the ifilh day of June, A. U. ITO. at ten o’etadt In the foreiman at the probate court room,. In the eitY of Haatlnp. In the eoaatjr of Barry. iii Ure BQUe. of Miehigaa, puna*ant tolhense and auUffiTIty granted t vine oath* •rtrd day of April. A. 1>. IHrt. toy the PiaMa Courtof Barry t'ountv. Michigan, nil of tbeaatatc. right, titie and interest of the *ald Mm»ed of. in aud to the real eetato attaato and being tn the Counly of Barrylu the State of Michigan, known M deMribed ns f-Unw*. to-wjt: Korty MBit ot ln»d hi»t In iheiouth w»M romer al W north west quarter (M) of section oae UK » town hair <« . Dorrn <4 rance right (B) west, 1 Th- Bsa» ot Ito CreM O»gh Care » Barry County. Michigan, subject to the dw and homestead rights of fUnmih 1‘artier, wM* wilta., . MtoW » tl>« to*”^," of w Id deceased therein. All aracRto «re tutbonred to sell u on. p«. . ___ _ . that nA ntheV cure can SUC« SHILOH S CONSUMPTION CURE. XiniZ /San,pie Bottle Free intoevery home KeVni&n.nd • Cnnrh Sore Throat, or Bronchitis, use it, tor It will ere Cousrh. use it promptly, and reliet GILLASPIE, fend, tone meal. ground �—*-r All who favor another such an Imiiclion astings Banner os the present Michigan reform legislature, behalf, and of your real worth. PkmM say Aye! No rwponae*. and a You bare ua for tbe time being and deep hush tn the 1‘atrmw of Industry enter into a new field of old work; but you leave u« as we would have you, rtiU our amen corner._________________ _ Captain and the ranking officer of IbsliiMta The squawbuck legislature continues IU Div. No. 19, the champions of the world, not habtowis, mich.. i-osromcK, ceaseless and uwh-ss, and utterly waste­ a title won upon two fields of honorable aciiVST 14. 1879conte«L ful efforts to kill time. This Is a great Tbe work upon which you are to enter reform this legtelatnre Is giving ua to be is one for which by mture and education you are especially fitted. In milltan' af­ sure. __________________ fairs you are no stranger, aelther u novide. A great many fond expectations have It Is developing at Lansing that tbe In the Pythian world your name has be­ been blasted by the present democratic price of a legislator Is $50 and a diamond come a household word. We congratulate legislature. One by one tbe roses have pin. ’Hie average cltlien is readj to swear ourselves In the belief tbatl your relations with us has contributed somewhat to the faded and tbe sad conviction is forcing that that is altogether too much. fame you so richly dueerve. You leave us itself upon the mind, that the legislative at the same, spot where nearly one year Nothing and no one can prevent the aoll is not rich enough to bring anything ago the Division marched, under your to mturlty. Tbe Evening News I* getting nomination of James G. Blaine for the command, beneath a floral tribute print­ anxious for the fate of one promised “re­ presdency by tbe republican party except ed to us by the young ladles of Hasting*, nnd we were off for Milwaukee to win new form," and cries out: “What has "become James G. Blaine. laurels tor the Division. of the democratic charter that was to have How different the scene to-day. Then ADDITIONAL LOCAL. been provided for this ’city? The demo­ we were buoyant with hope and courage, confident of victory, l»Cauf® we felt your crats got control of the legislature with a Wanted—One thousand men, women and steady command, and level head, would full appreciation of the figure that the city Children to gel one of those while house ' carry us through, as it did. To-day we of Detroit cuts in the mass of votes they cook books and also the bistory of P. T. can only hope for the future of the receive. Great as was their victory in Barnum in the wilds of Africa, as a DlvUIon. We are na longer content to premium for your trade at Holden & Hire’s. compete with the Divisions of our own Michigan last year, a reversal of the vote Something new. Many watches do not state (although many of them are worthy of Detroit would have prevented IL The run well on account ot being magnet!red. of our steel) but we can never be satisfied Detroit delegation, tbe democrats In the John Hessmer has bought a demagnetizer again with mediocrely; you Sir have ltd us boose and the democrats In the senate de­ that takes out all magnetism and restores too far to the front for us to ever occupy ■' clared that the effects of years ot republi­ the watch as good as new. Any watch middle ground with sitlsfactlon. We are Impressed however with tu< can, misrule of this democratic couimunity left with him for repairs will be demag­ feeling that this separation Is best for you netised free of charge. v abould be cured. Where is the result of and yours and that thought Is comforting Bannkh reader? can always find at to us all, and our parting is made more their promises?'' Tift evening News is Stauffer’s a complete Hue of staple dry not tbe only anxious one. nor the Detroit easy. goods, which he is anxious to exchange for We believe, Capt. Nlskern that your charter the only conspicuous example of cash, or buttdr, eggs or country produce. splendid character, and gentlemanly bear­ the chasm between democratic promise and His customers assert that in quality and ing, will add to the dignity and honor of democratic fulfillment.-Telegram-Herald. price, they feel they can suit themselves the army of the Union; and we are con­ better there than elsewhere. fident that your advancement will be as Camp-meeting will begin June 18th and steady as it will be deserved. 1 would Nothing seems to delight the democratic not punish you with one word more but continue for two weeks, on the camp ground press so much as to endeavor to prove two miles, west of Lacey, in Mr. Conklin's to you, your little ones, your loving and that tin plate Is not and cannot be manu­ grove, under the auspices of the M. P, devoted wife, Hastings Division one and factured In this country- Instead of re­ church. Rev. U Dodds, presiding elder. all blds you God's speed. There was scarcely a dry eye in the joicing that efforts are being made to Provisions and hay furnished on the large crowd that had assembled when the render our country independent bf the grounds at very low rates. eloquent speaker had finished. Captain L. A. Wetzel, the insurance agenL in Nlskern was too much overcome by English tin plate trust, piese democratic Cobden worshippers are in agony for very an adv. elsewhere calls attention to the ■'motion to be able to make any reply. only insurance company authorized to do Then fallowed handshaking and parting fear that tin plate can and will be made business in this state, which insures live here. And their fears are well grounded. stock in case ot death from all. causes. It words. As the train drew up. the Division, still In line, was faced toward America is too great a nation to be de­ you want such Insurant, see him. He is the train, ' and the line obeyed the com­ pendent longer upon a foreign trust for so an honorable gentlemen to do business mand •’present swords!” as Captain with. Nlskern walked with uncovered head down needful nn article as tin. We appreciate the great Improvement the line to the car. It was an occasion the street commissioner has made In grad­ that will l>e long remembered not only by Our contctn]>or*rj’ of the Journal is now ing Grand street But we dislike to see the Division and lu commander, nut by In clover. He has found an Ohio editor work half done, aud hope the eommisslon- all who were there. who claims to have run Into a deep laid er will see to H that the street is gravelled, plot ot the capitalists of this country to and made a good hard road. Il is .tintahtd Following are the real estate transfers Mil off the laboring man. This would I* road work that makes a city attractive, and it is the only kind of work that pays. of the week ending June 8, 1891. as roost harrowing indeed if oners common Our citizens appreciate the efforts being taken from thfc books in the register's office: Miura did not teach him that 99 per cent, Chas. H. Tytor to Amanda Jones; lot 4 and n't made by Hams A Van Arman to secure of the capital of the country would be constantly a fresh stock ?>f fruits and vege­ lots 12 and 3 blk 23 eastern add city *W». Enoch Njlvester to B. A. Altny; » lot <3 blk without value but for labor and laborers. tables.- Tliis enterprising Ann make it their 12 MlddleriUe *150. Win. M. Vwxt to Enoch Asbty; lota 134 »nd business to keep in stock those articles ’de­ 135,197* and iwchy *i*oo. With a county named after him, with manded by the trade. You will always A. Myrtllta Whitcomb to Henry Cook; lota find their stock of Kroceries. provisions, 1000. toil and WW lot W9 city »GA tbe state so gerrymandered as to elect a H. C. Cook toC. F. Brook; lot Green stelty crockery and glassware complete, and *1100. democratic legislature even were Michigan prlctMsatisfactory. F. Busbv to Chas. Wise: lot «4 city *3C5. to give 15.000 republican plurality, Don Leander Laphstn to Gilbert Ijtpham; 71«a sec Tira Central barber shop. Busby Bros., Maple Grove *3000. M. Dickinson-thinks the notorious squaw­ proprietors, la one of the neatest and 21 Leander l^q«ham to Gilbert IJipham; 00a sec bock Itwislatura hasi read his title clear to best equipped in tiie state. You dost have 21 Maple Grove *1,000. L K. Crites to Horace Curtis 13a sec 21 W ool a seat in the U. 8. senate. But Don Is to wait only a short time for a hair cut or land 841V. F. N. Keeler to Thoninpple township; parcel more than likely to find that even political sliave. wether It be on Saturday or any day Mlddtcvlhe 893. They run four chairs every day and five eertainth"* are mighty uncertain. / on Saturday, and it willtbe only a short time when it will be necessary to run five THE markets. It takes a defeat once in a while to all the time. Bmtings. teach a political party a lesson. In this One night last week, some one tried to Wool-90O 7c. Appian—Dried.— state, we think tbe republican party has break into Johnson McKelvey’s store at Butter-IOCsij. Clover Seen *3 JCR4 00. had the necessary experience to qualify Maple Grove Center. He was frightened, Braus-*!.co per bu. away, but iu his hurry dropped some of the its members to say that a grave mistake Corn—rewfc c. tools with which he had tried to gain en­ Beef—Dresaed *ikOO3*CAQ calves. *4.00 Cll.ZO was made when John T. Rich yas not trance. With these tools as a clue, the Hgi»-l3(Xt3c. nominated for governor last ydar. It is officers worked up the case, and arrested ‘Hides-Beef,4Mc; exit. sc. Lard-sc. quite certain that this mistake will not be Geo. Cady, a young mau living not far Lime—BelilrgatSOcperbbl; wat«rl:me,*t.S0 away, for the offeiue. Cady confessed' p-rblG repeated In 1892. and is now in jail. Oats- 4Oc per bn. . Hasting* Thursday, June IL 18»1» editorial notes. We know of throe or four of our citizens Gov. Winans isn’t earning any great that are willing to put 8100 each into horse reputation as a patriot by vetoing the ap­ races in this city, providing they can get propriation of $80,001) for tho Detroit G. up a purse pf 81,000. Let some lover of A. R. encampment. As a matter of fact sport take ft In hand and see If we can't even during the war. Mr. Winans’ pat- have some good races here this summer. It good purses are offered first-class horses yMiam didn’t lead him to any great will be brought here and people for mlfes aacrifion for his country. around will come to see good races. The Chilian Itata learned by a dear ex­ perience that Uncle Samuel was not to be trifled with. The surrender of that veoaeL Its crew and cargo,.to tbe Charleston, by tbe Chilian rebels was a graceful compli­ ment to tbe strength and might of our great republic. We notice our democratic contemporaries continue to howl for free coinage of silver. But we fail to notice that they give any good aud sufficient reason why this goveronrant (should donate. 25 cent* on every 4dtar coined to the rich mine owners, Tbe political bargain dickerers will do a Mead office business next fall and winter •ntanizlng Farmers Alliances, Citizens JLillanees etc. In 1892, they will use the Alliances as trading stock to drive sharp bargains with tbe democrats. No ano advocates, ro far as we know, way protection tn increase the tribe of “re­ fenn” legislators of tbe Michigan stripe. Moat people will feel that along with tbe ■tafia and Chinese, they are exceedingly Gold continues to flow to Europe to re- Our prohibition friends are deeply grieved to think the Cincinnati convention not favor prohibition. Judas St John mow deciares that the people’s party is more of a whisky party than tbe repub)I- A baptist minister in Cincinnati reccntly in hl» aermon referred to Secretary Btahie as the teacher of nations. And bro pin*. it surprising tbxt this should Plaster—Sehina at *4.50 per ton. Balt—Belling at *1 per bbl. Tt mothy Brad -Selllncat*1.7aperht Wheat-No.i. white? AT-.rea.* .nr. Flour-*3.00 per hundrea. Rye-73c. Beans—txoo per bu. for city picked. Butter-rsfciv. creamery Mgs Corn—453c per bu. Kggs-ir-aifie. Oats—48c oerbu. Poultry-Live: chickens, e; duck. < turkeys. Wheat—No. 1 white *1.M. No. lred.gt.ot The large trade 3. E. Phillips, the grocer, has gained has been secured by keeping a stock of goods that was satisfac­ tory to his customers. This means that quality Ls always first considered, and next that prices are right Mr. Phillips has made a thorough study of the business, and has found from a profitable experience that It pays to keep a high grade of goods. His customer* have discovered that It pays to buy that kind only. Where both are pleased there cannot Cail to be satisfaction, and It Is this satisfaction that has won for S. E. Phillips so liberal a patronage. Monday Mr. and Mrs. A. D. Nlskern left for Manistee on the 11:88 a. m. train. They will proceed from the latter place to Ft. Assiuabolne. Montana, next week, where Lieutenant Nlskern will join his regiment, the 20th, ot the regular army. As our readers know. Lieutenant Nlskern lias been captain of Hastings Division No. 19 for the past three years, and as their commanding officer, has led them to two victories in competitive contests open to the world. He has won, to a remarkable degree, not only the respect, but the wannest confidence and friendship of the Sir Knights of Hastings Division. While they knew Ira loved them as brothers, and were aware that he felt tbe sentiment re­ ciprocated In efery Sir Knight's breast, they did not propose to let thia occasion peas without a father testimonial of thdr regard for their loved Captain Niakem. Accordingly at 11 *. m. Monday, they assembled In Castle Hall, and led by Col. E. Y. Hogle and Lieutenants W. H. Powers and D. W. Reynolds, every Sir Knight In the city marched to the depot, to pay their farewell to their loved com­ mander. whose resignation they had re­ fused to accept. The division was drawn up In line in front of the depot, and to each Sir KnighL Captain Nlskern, thoroughly overcome by emotion at this renewed ex­ pression of Knightly fealty, bade each a tearful guod bye. And It was not the Captain’s eyes alone that were moistened with manly tears. Nearly every’ Sir Knight hi line felt a lump come up in his throat that would not down, and knew that Ms eyes were tilling with tears be _ . _fur could hoc repress cs he rite the l*st time probably In yea re. i>erbapa forever on this earth, with th. faithful and loved Caprate, who ~ endeared Powers’ Hardware Can show yon the best VAPOR STOVE Ever made. New Quick Meal Stove On trial to be sure of a sale. Nothing to get out of order. c&ss BLOOD FOR TH« THZ GREATEST MR i SCROFULA REMEDY OF THE AQE. Rev. W. A. Hunsberger, now pastor 1st M. E. church at Muskegon, writes as follow!: I take pleasure tn saylog. to all whom it may concern, that I am peraooally acquainted with the three rmn'' t*s'or»p' »• R«*.tlnn. Mlcblintmbers of my church nnd conUerelure I had onportuoKy to tWr ’'remedy." I better, ibra. teiions tnxv •'> relied ttpvn as’ true. Av to the ; such ratMetabie phyaletens ot dltBerent irh.viv u» Dr. Lamoman. at Rutinpi. and other* i »bould &e sufficient alotra. a,!-.le from anything I mav tte atitn to uav to — •_ _ ] 1 1 Besp*ctfnUv. Wenumv a IIt'VHi.FRn»-p First Mettaxiisi chnreb CbMwiter. It is simple to operate. No waiting to heat the burners. It lights at once. The most powerful flame in the world. No sputtering. Noflashing. A steady strong blue flame. No sweating over a hot stove. You can cook, bake, wash or iron quicker and cheaper than with any wood stove. Try one. it costs nothing to try it. • W. F. POWERS L. A. WETZEL, Fourth of July CELEBRATION Fire I wish to announce to the public that iu addition to reg­ Pear is Green anil London Purple, White Hellebore . and Insect Powder, Bug Finish and Insect Guns, Sticky and Poison Fly Paper, Pure and cheap. ular Fire Insurance basinets,! Now is the time to prepare for am also agent for the Mutual the celebration by securing Reserve Live Stock Insurance one of those finq three-quarter Company, of Marshall. Mich, body top carriages to be seen the only live stock insuraace company authorized to trans­ at my show rooms. Have a carnage of yonrown. act business in the state of Do not depend on some one Michigan' Said company was else and at last be disappoint­ organized for the purpose of insuring live stock from death ed in getting one. Cattle—dull Sheep and Lambs-dull Hogs—Medium and Mixed »a.a3^ffa.O5. MIXER’S We think it the best, and so do onr cus­ tomers. We have only to send out the FRED L. HEATH JESSE TOWNSEND. THE DRUGGIST. Office at Residence on Michigan Ave. HASTINGS. MICH. from all causes under the mu­ tual plan where the cost of such insurance is each year limited by the death rate of that year. .4 Very Wise Man Many years ago stated that “Money saved is better that Money earned, The impression continues to grow that this wise man told the truth. This leads us to remark that it is always “Mouey Saved to buy the best makes of shoes. They wear longer, wear better, and gne one satisfaction while wearing, We keep this kind of goods, and consult the interests of our cus­ tomers as well as our own when makina You wil.. making nricec prices nn on them. be consulting your own interests if you buy these goods. You will certainly agree with us inrsaying of them, after you have put them to the test of actual wear, that you made a judicious purchase. 1 . i okhratarMlelu-»ct.2*.W. ,.H[. For Sale by all Druggists. Drs. Mixer t Son*, Rulings, Mieh. LEADING BOOT AND SHOE DEALERS OI �Hastings Engine and Iron Works. Threshing Machine Owners, I Farmers and Well Drivers, Manufacturer For.the Season of 1891 we have the following goods, ALL ■ CHOICE • SELECTED ■ STOCK. Baiiard jstitched Canvass, Endless Threshing Belts. South Bend Spark Arresters, most perfect known. , eiclued Rubber Co.'s High Grade Endless Threshing Belts. Cyclone Tank Pumps with wire lined hose; will fill a thresh­ Buffalo Leather Belting Co.’s .Superior Grade Leather Belts. Ha"! Rubber Suction Hose, extra quality. Rubber' Empire and Eureka Packing, all sizes. Humphries’ Smooth Itcund Rod Pumps for drive wells, in America. All itinds of Well Supplies and Valves. ■» ing tank in five minutes. (■rate Bars for all kinds of boilers, kept in stock, and furnish­ Two inch Galvanized Well Pipe, reamed and plugegd. All Sizes of Water and Steam Pipe and Fittings. ed. on short notice. . diiiinder and Machine Oil of the Very Best Quality. txtru-Lmd Oil. Boiler Compound and black Windsor Varnish. All kinds of Engine Governors repaired and sold. Steam Guages. Water Glasses. Flue scrapers. 1’enburtby Injectors, surest and most reliable. • 1' acinniti Sight Feed Lubricators, BEST FOR THRESHERS. All kinds of Globe, Angle and Check Valves. I 'i -Sb 200 different kinds of Chilled Plow Points, Landsides and Other Repairs. • Bridge Rods, Bolts and Nuts and Washers. Our Prices and Quality of Goods are such that it will pay Everybody to Call and See Us Before Purchasing. We buy and Sell for Cash. We respectfully invite all to visit our works SYLVESTR GREUSEL, ED. POWERS. GRACEFUL MOTIONS. ply increase your breadth by the width of i your urtna. Clasp you hands tliua just l\l low the point of your Btaya. and you wilF No Money Required of Responsible Parties to Commence Treatment. materially reduce your ppgearanco of WOMAN’S ACCOUNT OF . HER beam.* “Just then, ns a happy diversion, Mi*s :-;ST LESSENS IN DELSAflRiE. G------ . who, you know, is nbpuc as graceful a woman as* there is in town, came tuirging into the room with a ‘Belie.’ girls’ and her regular Httls wriggle of her hand iu tbe | Fern -rlv of New York, now th»* relebrafed surgeon of the Fruth Nrdlral wd Stinelral Institute J Chicago. 111., by reqtiert of many Irieuda and juMleuis ba* decided to visit air. SITTING DOWN. Sitting and Walking. “Our apostle eyed her keenly for a mo­ a, too. belong to the -Delsarte dis- ment and then spoke: ‘Madam, your en• ' I beard a num aoy to a pretty 1 trance ihto the room was ns graceful a comiiluum .nd mialuM tre. «»" "trolly renil.lknil.1 In 11. *Wlt ration or in. llurmn movement as I have retn sinew I left Eng­ Hou... UM d.y untj. lioiu , ..In. lol p.lw. it ndinner.ln*v Go you know?” with a slight land: but die charming effect uf your free ' . t •« ejx-'.irows and a suspicion of and en-’y carriage was completely marred bv that abominable little flourish of the , From the manner In which you snt hand. Xrvcr raise your hand above your, -ii a: table, then took that olive and head if you can avoid it. Bitt let U» revejy i. i’.-iih; It. You ore unconsciously con­ to other mnttera more physical than aes­ ; - of a new ipannerism in which you thetic. Will you ladies please sit down . :,•« r-.-rfect. T^t.’Which J’oa practice aud then ri»c again!’ :■•- r you remember to do so- I have f "As we wink into chairs, fauteuils and .-■ b-1 a dozen women within the last divana and then struggled tn onr feet o u.-ek, makuig |he some effort. Come, again the spasm of pain width shot across our instructress'severe features told the nn;-. Aren't y<.«t a Delsar^an!” . riir pretty woman laughed bo heartily tale that we had done some’Ling awful— to a.'ract general attention. A eouven- to her nt least. Iler voice so uided almost i H t hili in the s-etvii-e gave opportunity sepulchral as she uttered her dictnm: ; y D •“Not one—no, not one—of y<»« Indies •a bnnuUidedf questions. The pretty now thoroughly roused to a spirit knows bow to sit down or rUc again. ... u» :-.->arte-.-. confrs.*t*d that she did belong Watch me!’ “Sheapproached close ton ' hair, brought a ft male class wiio bad been making a i ;. • -I tin; IMsartoan methods', that all her heels clone together and .- udown gent­ ly in u r*rf«fly perpendicular line, with­ <>’lr spirijed little informant was out any lurch or swaying bnc . ward against villing to “give' the whole snap the cushion*. A< she nrow the heels wen. slightly niiuer under ™ the chair nnd she rwumeu .:n~tmtiun*o». .lightly -with iiinst rations too. .. __ ,i__ t..— eflUhme ,.nv ntlit-rr mo igheilat the mannbrln which the perpendicular nnyotn mo­­ .. ............ .. tion . ......... thtf kn<*e*t. than nstraightening ’of the knees. “We were all conscious now of han ng ■ k-rdiire lx*:ween the old way nnd the Mary,” turning tyour hostess, "just made a terrible botch of the simple daily Hastings, Saturday, June 13, 1891. o yourself out of Uiat dish.” U----- pm her hand straight out to tue d:eii. raptured the olive r.nd drew it “'fi':■_*'■■ r back to her mouth, evidently beringthu: tin* shortest distance between f.|<» p-.>inb> is thq straight line that joins but that is too awful,” shrieked the IH’icrtvmr. "Now watch me.” Irin* little tftnd Was poised, the wrist rri-ved slowly downward iu n gentle curve, '-i>- finger tips dropped ou tbe olive like a 1 >"< r!lv ou a rose. the hand returned to the mouth in an upward curve, the whole niGfion describing a parabola, and with the slightest turn of the wrist olive met its late. The movement was so pretty and grace­ ful that we applauded vigorously and asked for more. । tONTIUSTS IN COLORS. i “it was very fanny the first day onr class assembled. We all went in street cortumes, aral were drawn up iu a line feeling rather ■tshamed and inclined tn giggle aa our very “tern and mitbello looking teacher stalked in and eyed us keenly. She wore no stays. “The first thing she did after looking u* over was to march tip to Mrs. B------, who, you know, has a bright color, and touch­ ink “ turquoia brooch which pinned her bonnet strings said, severely: ‘Don’t you. know that blue and red, being opposite colors, should never be worn in juxtaposi­ > tion? Your blue pin simply emphasises NUine, you wish to subdue.’ Mrs. B-—■• blushed from red to tsarlet, but meekly ’ took her turquoi* off aod put it in ber pocket. : Mikl;Pr, our teacher remarked coldly: ‘May FRED H. BARLOW, DAVID S. GOODYEAR. NO NEED TO WAIT SUMMER Now is vour time to buv vour supply of CLOTHING. We have magnificient values in men's suits, all wool, stylish, elegant and durable. Cheviot, cassimere, worsted, etcAn unlimited assortment in SACKS and CUTAWAYS df every color and shade. It Costs You Nothing To see our stock of clothing, lint’, caps ami furnishing goods, and we beleive we can satisfy you in goods and prices. HASTINGS, MICH. R. MUDGE & SON. Dr. A. C. Fruth, Celebrated Surgeon and President tbnmprf .lo-n. «>■"» .pr»«W. “ rl JUK all ol n» had leunr-l tor-hid with a J^k . while » nwMtJ bed "-*1 »>“ on the knee, or hip. «« «>rt ot lever, to pry Of the Fruth Medical and Surgical Institute, “* u|t 001,0 or STAIttS. "We were now asked to go «P stairs one hr one. Jolly little Mie. N—. w,“ loll ot miwhiet. nrabbed up her »h doubled over tonvnnhnod went "‘H* rukh. «’e nil toilo.-ed m"n- “lu"*-“I* poking we were qn pmsuely the right Permanently established and incorporated . . .t.renf ill with n capital stock of 8100.000, for the iml-ntific under the laws f • •• f Chronic and Sexual Disease*. Catarrh. Asthma. ,,,<1 S",° 5"rv«™Ld sp«-i.i «< **■> , ““Again the Ineirire.eteelj voice blighted meat of medicine and surgery. ’“’•Vou’all bend tonvard ‘■J”!’*?"*'?; with yonr .boulder, rounded and jour lung, oontmrted. Yob need air long. In elimblng. Keep Meet a. lu riving from n chair, roe .train will tall on the calve, ot your leg. and hip., aud that U where It brionin. So all marehed up again. "ln“lthJ . „ .tickwand really you know It la e'er "o much eoler. and I ““VX Sight* to tbe uureery without ever g P fall down. At the word* Allfal to see you *11 lyinff on *^e ®oor' ‘•Thire’^i • mart absunl giggling w^biingaudRUrttinj^^^0, a moment until on. tw supposed. Naw ri»r, if 7° ? hcip »» tort riwMakgnwrfunyoh^”^*"-^ ‘“""rLtawtar liSL ib., receiving U^o.^: .be her tret agin « .^Xd. W. all triwl tbljorer andore. R"^"* ,OT « Manv ladies are Ot Catarrh Cured. CaUrrbsl-affections<dthe r ls> portant to Lad I •Miruai. lungs and stomach. brtacblUs. tbe optuton opinion that conaunipwou •*» “ dyspepsia. «•£*”•treat- luthma. consumption and bv mv new mewouw f„lhr trTaI„| by tbe mo*: recent and scientific —.---- i-i-i - —• xperlcnce has jveu warury oi wuuuvww. •• •»Jeajre no bet­ . proof of sueeew than tbe testlmonisls on file at the InstIlute of thousands helpless cases that we roatored to health and happiness. . Marriage. Married persons or youtv men contemplating niurrtage, aware or physical Impaired ^remsture decline of tbe Msu- weakness, leas of procreative powers impotent? speedily restored. tf’VifrPwhksb can be quickly cured if con- or any otherdhquaUOcaUou, --------ly Puwers. wnu-n can « j or total „ ,ulled be terrible dUordere EplUp-v oor Flu positively cured by our new treatment. Inipowncy & yoath, blight- and never fallHing .. Hospital . S nnflttiSt IP^ent tor * M<1 B ladder Btwe**. Bright's *wKal'e<rtHatv or marriage, annually sweeping ni^ease blal>elea and kindred maladies treated fiS&w™ tb- Do you want to buy any furniture; a nice carpet; i thing in the line of draperies, rugs or the 1 this season? LINOLEUM What is it? It is a floor cover made of cork. Gall at store and examine it, as it is much superior to e or any other floor cover at its value. We are receiving the newest and latest designs- also so the most desirable novelties in all of our lines, the store a visit and be pleased. Yours truly, ARCHIE Me �to t mtn’. Rep w OarN We loose 7 een We for all batter Sug Tl the is AGE Tbe Un cuttfag garments Tailor aya and Hqun Pupils per L( C irculatio For bin A Co. A. K. W of his ston What th Hntueai eomw of quire of J. �Hastings Banner. ■'TLuuK'- Thursday. June 11, 1891. ' "Ni. R. COOK. Local Editor. M.ny toronrahan fa.nd It iu^.Inrv p, plow up tbrlr oom tkl. wltb tlwlS or ».«lol mlllrt Cte.n w^taru can be found at U £. Stauffer’s. Mm. 4. Hranrr. or C.rlton, su ,d. Judged Iniaue Tm-sdv by rrob.tr- Judire Ariwtrowc. otul Utein to tbe Kq.rn.roo uylum mtorday by Hhrrlff Buuhuu. C. F. Brook, luw purotawd H. C. Cx-k’. rMlduncu propony on Wr«t Croen .trwi Mr. Cook bu purchued tbo bou»e .nd i0'r oppo.il. Mm. BultwoodX .nd mukh,, extensive Improvements. x s Win13 POWDER Absolutely Pure. Mu of tarter baking |M»wder. Highest 1 nviiCng strength.—U. 8. Governqx'it.’Ai'g- H.18W. ' " 1 Flour $2.75. 0 We have a few of those loose Muscatel raisins at 7 cents. , .. . We are also headquarters jura, ximls fruits. Cash for hugfr aud eggs. * Yours Respectfully JOS. ROGERS. Sugars way down. leans Most Lenox AGENTS -WANTED. 'I !;■<', i"t.-d States Tailor system for' j. fitting .ladies" and children’s r ahead ot all other so called Talk . Parisian dartless basques nnd dartless waist tuught. -X. V- S. Acrnt. Present address. Hastings. LOCAL NEWS.' Circu’atkn il 2.000 i'.-r binding twine go to F. H. Barlow Th. bi ■.n>nd<-« hue .ppearanc. on the last evening. ! hi‘ ntore in fine style. The ••Fireman’s Ward" was played to smMl libuse Monday evening. What the city needs Is more first-class ctitertalniThtnts and no p<»or ones. \ large number «»f our citizens took in tne rw-t - a: Nashville this week. Dr. s. M. Fbwler is preparing to build a new House ou West Green street. Oi.. ^qiiar cla>s picnicked at Thornapple laze la.-t Friday, nnd lad a jolly time. V. ■ •.got lota of job work, but “the mon the worrier.** Bring on • vour job T. Ditnond broke ground for a new the Hay ford lot in the 4 th ward TwMlaj. . wum-oii Huu-v ami barn In rent in fourth ward, i«rner of i’ark and Center streets. Enqklre of .1. Russell. Bii'bv Bros, have leased the whole base­ ment FuHer-Beebe block, and are putting -Mmiihc fine bath rooms. Al. Trout wine has opened a barber a 't«>h in 0. I). Sjmuldiug’s basement and »*« a share of your patronage. fish, very nice, this season’s catch F4«t arriving now it L £ Stauffer’s, '•ver before offered at such low prices. ..ivi.nuu.‘ nw‘’1 1,01 h,s neighbor *hat time is it?" when John Bessmer M-D* a watch for $4.00. Cal! and see them,, (/™. mmiim tW. Tarter-, clumln ^rora! music in gpmock’s grove last SatnrS'u *-:,i n,,t RT7tHl by a ver>’,<rife Bttcn* vZMnn;r^ !t Day you go through >onr wheat anid pull out the rye. If you bi t it $^111 materially reduce the price jon sdi R, bi“* !”b “*r t,r Middleville, paid Ikvntt. fine for assault and J'-nni; Drli Newton on the day of the Gnuni Rapid? excursion. Dne of the newest novelties out Is tbe j uum-.um thimbh-. They are very light .rear better than silver. John Bessmrr. the jeweler, sei's them. in ’* but tllrrv “Dnutes difference th* «• 1 ,n* '•lu‘ morning trains get here on b7. 7lUi*I,1“’C" K- *»•. >» I*® •» hack and express wagons hustle. _________ PERSONAL MENTION. toCtartotte Tuowtoy. K- B. Utuer R- Coo* wu in GninJ lUpldqs.lurK. Grant w„ CtMi, I|>i)Ub Su^“} H"!le !1“,t'hkl“ »•» In NuhvUto “'’’“'"Ule. «. in tboelt, Clementine Toblu died June sth. seed ‘Z..J?*'*“ husbund. eight children and nine grand children, brother, and slaters and many outer friend, to mourn her loss. TlSdiy.' “•"'1 F. G. Stowell has just received a fine line of Gent’s Kangaroo and Cordovan shoes. It will pay you to examine them before you buy. If you want a first class shoe at rock bottom price. vJXrem’p,,xl ’r,te Si^'« B.^110,1?..1-”- '• vl»tun< Without any doubt John Bessmer Hie Jeweler, has the largest and best selected stock of spectacles and eye glasses ever shown In Barry county. Prices are very reasonable and no charge for examining the eyes. taUn city TtSdl “rekk *“ *» s.w!r,TO’ta' on bu.lna. to Newest Styles of Jewelry, Watehes and Clocks. **“* K F4 SD£Z“' " °°w "’Utal,t *' SunB.“T, T„^4,“Ann*" " 0~“ By an act approved April 28, the time of the meeting of the various boards of supervisors for the purpose of equalizing the assessment rolls In the years in which the state board of equaUzation meets, ha, been changed from the second to the fourth Monday, in June. J«' Mlddlevlllr, »■ m the city Tuesday. It is pleasure (?) to ride out through mane parts of the county, where great big nlles of clay and grave! are put in tbe middle of the roads and not leveled down, and with the banks so high on either side that you’ve got to “keep in the middle of the road" or plunge down into a swampy place. Mre. Anna Basset, of New York, is visit­ ing at L. N. Mixer's. F. R. PANCOAST. QLOTMINQ! Mr. and Mrs. M. E. Nevins returned to Missouri Tuesday. Miss Lillie Feighner spent Sunday at her home In Nashville. z. chV'J)0-v,e and u,,le Waldurff were in Grand Rapids Friday. Dr. Taylor, uf Middleville, paid Hastings friends a visit Tuesday. G. W Gallant, of Einor, Ohio, spent SnnForepaugh’s cirous will exhibit in Kal­ .day with Huffman Bros, amazoo June 12th. On that date the C. C. A. Hough, of Nashville, was In the K. * 8. will issue round trip tickets from city on business Monday. this city to Kalamazoo for 81.00. good re­ J. M. Smith, of Woodland, was In the turning on any train Friday. A special train will leave Kalamazoo at 7 p. m.. on citron business last week. the 12th for those who wish jri- return on H. and Frank Hams aud wives the rame. / went to Gun latke Tuesday. Albion college commencement occurs on Frank Knowles, of Macomb. Ohio, 1h the 2Sth Inst. This year has beeu the visiting relatives in this city. luirst prosperous In its history. A faeulty Geo. Higdon, of Barryvillc, is working of twenty-five teachers anti an enrollment of five hundred nnd twenty-nine pupils in this office for a few weeks. with a freshman class of sixty-eight show J. H. Beamer, of Grand Rapids, was in this instituti(M) to be not only bi a flourish­ the city on busint^*; Tuesday. ing condition but entitled to rank among Ml&» Kate Dickinson, of Nashville, visit­ the promising schools of the west.ed Miss Mae Tomlinson last week. A change has been made In the M. W. m. Smith, a big Rapids lumberman, time table, which took effect last Sunday. Tiie changes made effecting the passenger paid Hastings friends a brief visit Tuestraius are as follows: The morning train east which did arrive here at 8:10 now Mhs Flo Shrincr returned yesterday arrives nt 7:17. The. traius west arrive from an extetied visit with relatives in' at 8:45 instead of 8:55 a. in.: and at ll:-‘;8 Chicago. a. m. instead of 12:00. A4I the other ✓Mrs. Eva Underhill, of Potterville. Is passenger train arrives same ns before. vlsltlnif her parents, Joseph Wardell James DePui, while at work last Satur­ andjrife. day. suffered the strangulation of an old V0Qhn Pendergast nnd R B. Messer start­ hemin. Sunday Dr. Lnmpman as-i.-red by Dr. WoodimiDSee, operated and relieved ed Tuesday evening for Toledo on n the strangulation, and reduced the hernia. business trip. It was an unusually severe case, being N’ewy Mixer visited at L.'N. Mixer's complicated by abnormal enlargement and Mast week, on his way home from tiie state old adhesions. At this writing he is doing uoruMl school. reasonably well but cannot be considered leo. Newton will leave to-day for St free from danger. ‘ Louis where he has found employment in Write the Western Michigan college. thexnanufacture of Jewelry. Grand Rapids. Mich., for new year book. *yd‘rrof. .Sterling. H. B. Andrus and Miss Literary, teacher** normal kindergarten,, ’Hallock attended the state convention of commercial and shorthand courses. Re­ teachers at Grand Rapid* last week. view. term for teachers commences July 20th; and continues six weeks. Extensive iA’. A. Fuller left Wednesday evening preparations, lowest rates, board and room ’* of last week for Boston, from whlcli place 82.25 per mfc The m<»st elaborate he will proceed to beattie, Washington. college building in North America just • Irv. Creasy went to Plainwell Thursday, completed. Write for particulars. ■ and attended the graduating exercises of The sale of summer resort tickets com­ the Plainwell high scnool Friday evening. mencing June 4th. 1891. from Hastings His sister was one of the graduating class. to pointe and at rates named as follows: of the Journal In Its vlnTraverse City and return 87.10. Bay View , The course r . or 1-rtoakrv «n<l return ».0S. Hurbor 4 rtive .ud untteureiitrd ultetk. upon Ute sprtiw* and return W.M. Murkluxw City H».-tinx. hlrelrle I.teM Co. uiu.t .objoet it *" to the Just censure ot ■" all fair minded and return »to..n>. Marklnae laland and re- " turn 811.30. Sale will continue until men. , For the part three years the subject .September noth. Extreme'llmit for return ofjglectrlc lights has been agitated iu this passage on tickets to all aliove points will city, and still our citizens have been com­ pelled to carry lanterns on dark nights, or be Oct. 31, 1801. M. H. Collins. locate the trees, fence posts nnd poor side­ Ticket AgL M. C. IL R. walks by more or less forcible but un­ avoidable and often painful contact with ^Thursday evening. Hastings Division No. 10 held a meeting to consider the the same. Three times have franchises question of accepting the resignation of its been voted, with no takers. Tbe city did captain A. D. Nlskern. There was a large nothing, and no persons or corjwratkms attendance, and the matter was considered supplied the needed light At last, not as earnestly and at length. The vote was an investment except perhaps In two or unanimous not to accept the resignation, three cases, but because they felt nothing so that It la still Captaiu Nlskern, and the would be doite unless people right here Sir Knights are determined that he shall did it a company of our own citizens was some day command them tbeui at another organized, and secured a franchise from national contest Tbe Division will tbe city, binding neither the city nor doubtless not attempt to compete a: citizens, conferring no exclusive privileges Kansas City, but at the succeeding national whatever. But out of pure mallee,i It seems to us. or personal spite, thd encampment may do so. Journal editor holds the public spirited Tbe Hastings Electric Light Co. lias citizens of this company before the people contracted for a complete Edison arc and as a band of schemers, who have some Incandescent plant which the}' selected deep-laid, diabolical plot to rob and ideafter having given the subject mature fraud tie city. Who are these -schemers?” consideration. 'Die directors selected They comprise some of our very best citi­ Messrs Dickerman. Power* and Kenaston zens. such la ex-mayor J. W. Bentley. Mr. as the building committee, and will pro­ Lewis Bentley. A. E. Kenaston, F. H. ceed to get everything ready for business Barlow. B. R. Rose. A. E. Dlckennan and at once. The building for the dynamos W. F. Powers, the director*, and outside will be of frame, 28x80 and two stories of them, D. W. Reynolds. Chester Messer. high. The boiler room will be of brick. R. B. Messer. W. D. Hayea. Archie Me22x28. one irtory high. It Is expected that Coy. W. H. Goodyear. A. Black & Son. R. the light will be turned on about August Doyle, P. R. Dunning. T. Hcney. Hams A Van Arman, W. W. Kelly. D. R Fuller. 1«L A- E- Renkes. Phln Smith. S. E. Phillip*. One of the best and moat hotly contest­ B. K. Grant, C. M. Weaver. J. Russell, C. ed games of base ball ever witnessed here W. Jordan. Hale Kenyon. T. S. Briee. 1. was that of Saturday afternoon between N. Wickwire. L. E. Stauffer, S. E. De­ tbe Sultans, of Grand Rapids, and the local nine. The game was replete with Groot. These are the schemers and plotters, who sit up nights to lay plans to good plays, and characterized by eool. rob and defraud Hastings. Could more level-headed work all tbe way through. preposterous nonsense be talked than to It was Hank and Henry at the end of accuse tltese men of resorting to schemes the ninth Inning, each of the clubs having to do up the city? We will say for the In­ 11 scores to their credit In the tenth formation of any who may Iwlleve that I Inning, the Sultans were retired wUb a there are exorbitant profit* In the electric 0, while Hastings made the winning run. light business that a* nine out of 10 of Our local team are to be congratulated, us the stockholders took their stock for the the}’ had had almost no practice. purpoM-of retting an electric light plant The reunion of the Sth Mich. Infantry trre. rather than as an Investment, they will take place In this city next Wednes­ will dispose of their stock at par If any day. June ITth- The committer having wish to step hi and gather the fruits of the matter In charge have made all the Hie • schemes" aud “schemers. needed arrangement* for a moat successful gatlMTliig. In the evi nlng a banqm t whl N. T. Parker has decided to plot a por­ be spread, and In addition to m>uw of our best local apcakera. there will be addresses tion of his farm, which fronts on West made by member* of the 8th living outskte State St. r»H will sell a number of valua­ tbe city, among them Supreme Conn । ble lots 4X12 rods at very reasonable terms. Jurilff lA>n«. Ill the .lirruuon th. factories will be visited and the vist.ing comrades made to understand someth.ng of tbe Industrial life of our city, tteM»ou»es hare been received from *»*»*»«*• w assure an attendance of 200quartere wJU be U U» rtU|ren.W port tall- at my store, 1st door north ofPost Offiice. c- R»pt”» nid«y.°0<Kl5‘*r vWta“” Elsewhere is Holden A Hire’s cdv. calling attention to a quarter-off sale, commenelng June 11th, to-day. and continuing tor three days, on summer goods. This Is a bona-fide K off sale, and 75 cents Is worth a dotler while R lasts. I will fit your eyes perfectly. No Charge for examination. You find the ' We desire to extend our thank* to many kind friends who were so ready with nid and sympathy during the lllo«B and since t‘te decease of our wife and mother. John Wimtuight axp family. Are what we have for sale, and thes^ are what people all have to buy, and the PLACE - TO BUY-SUCH GOODS ----- IS AT----- MORRILL & CO.’S STORE We buy goods in large quantities aud therefore can give you value received for your monev invested. Wenotonlvhuy goods for the Hastings store, but for FIVE OTHER BRANCH STORES. Two are located at Ann Arbor, one at Bay City, one at Byron, and one at Flint, making in all six large stores, and in buying goods for all these stores it enables us to procure the VERY BEST OF BARGAINS And we propose to give our customers the benefit of it. Give us a call; you will always find us readj- to show goods. Yours respectfully, THE ONE-PRICE CLOTHIERS, HASTINGS, MICH. P. S.—Remember our goods are Marled in Plain Figures and are STRICTLY ONE PRICE TO ALL. iNbranENTs Does a large stock attract you 1 We’ve got it Do low prices please you? ) We name them. Do straightforward methods and guaranteed goods interest you? Then, this is your place. Do you want goods that are everywhere recognized as the best in the line of clothing, bats, caps and furnishing goods? We keep them. We keep them to sell. , We shall be nleased always to show them to you. Even if you do not buy, call and see them. GRANT, Leading �"3e ia The colonel ranoveu atm from durance vile before guard monat this morning, and I hoard the firn ser­ geant tell Hearn an hour ago that it was Welsh's turn for gtwd. and wanted to know whether he was to order hitu'or not. Hearn said certafcly." "And tho man cut parade to-cight ou Wayne county stHiitem think tbe teghla- plea that Mr. Abrams wanted to talk j Wtr should ■pprnpiate at least 9l.OOU.VOo with him. He was ths ’one private abtor an uffical building In Detroit. ‘ ■mt* reportotl from C tro>>-.” said Whar­ ton. "That is tho reason tho sergeant is We know of no medicine that has so after him now, I fancy, either to arrest many testimonials to Its efficiency as S. S. 8. him or dso warn him for guard." the great Hnod purifier. Many of the best "If I were Hearn I’d quit attempting known people iu the country certify to the to dispicline that young man." said Maj. nrirveUou# results it has wrought in lhe Kenyon, peasiinistic aud glowering ns : various toons of dlwasee for which It is ever. "He ought to have sense enough . moomricnded. Three testimonials come nbt 'to know that the worst blackguard in alone trom persons who have been relieved tiie service,, with tho press behind him, ' of their sufferings by 8. 8. 8.,* but from people who have witnessed the effects uf is more than a match for any officer who .the medieinr. Physk-iaux, druggists, pharnt* reeks to do his duty." “And if I were He:irn." drawled Mar­ 'acUts—-in tact, all who have bad an opportnnltv of observing the cures brought about tin, "I’d make that jiarticulnr protege of by this crest blood remedy—l«ear willing The Palladium do his duty if I died for testimony to its efficacy. In Its field, it, especially after the marked copies which is a wide one, covering some of the that came today. Now watch.” must serious ailments of humanity, 8.S. 8. Tlw first sergeant, a trim, soldierly fellow with determined face andsnanuer ■< Grand Rapids furniture mnt>iif«cturers' and quick energetic stem had by this | mnclatiun will give its annual banquet time overtaken the pair, who strolling together had almost reached the picket . June Ifl. at Ottawa Beach. . fence and yvere within earshot of the 1 Bvcry tiwuxe ot tbe body, every hone, muscle MUI orsan- H ”>^0 stronner ami more herilhlul Lauer* piano. Mrs. Lane glance ! eag.-r b) tbe use of Hood's Mxrtupiu-ilU. ly up the road, for Miss Marshall and Lieut. Huarn at that very moment cam" from the Whartons' quaxten next door and appeared upon the gravel walk. Wallace following with Jeannette Mc­ Crea. Sergt. Wren .had stopped short on By (JHAELES KING, U. S. A., overtaking the trouper, nnd wit,h sea it jluXhorqf “The Colonel's Daughter," “Th ceremony addressed him in tones that all Deserter," “From the Ranke," “Duncould hear: raven Ranch," "Two Sold ten." “Welsh, you’re for guard to-morrow, and you've got mighty little time in which to get ready. Did tbe lieutenant fOopyrisht. 1890. by J. B. Lippincott Company. excuse you from parade?" • “I didn’t ask him, Col. Lawler was good enough for me." CHAPTER XL “Col. Lawler left tho post nt 5 o’clock and couldn’t have wanted you.” “All the same I was acting under his orders ami nobody clse’s. If you want any other authority you can go to Col. Morris; Tro busy now." And with hi? hands in his jiockets and a jerk of the tend to his companion, Welsh whirled about and led the way down the road toward the store, Abrams slowly.follow­ ing tn his wake, but looking back ns though curious to see the sequel. The first sergeant stood an instant flushing and with wrathful eyes, but .raised his hand in respectful salute as the young troop commander came quietly-along Miss Marshall leaning on mh arm. "Yon warned him fprguard, sergeant?* said Hearn, answering Wren's salute. ••Yea, sir, nnd he says Col. Lawler ex­ cused him from parade." “1 reportfl the algtence to Col. Mor­ ris. and he tells me there may have l>een some such understanding, sergeant. At all events, as CoL Lawler has gone, he would give Welsh tho benefit of the Corp. Stein ire* at their heclx v The week that followed the advent at doubt: so we have nothing further to do . Fort Ryan of the staff officer from divi­ with tlist matter." Wren ground his teeth as he briskly sion headquarters was one that the, good poople at the post have not yet ceased strode back to his quarters. “What does the loot'nant say?" de­ talking alxrat Lawler had remained in the garrison only twenty-four hours, and manded Duffy, as he with half a dozen went back eastward without a word as of his comrades clustered about the of­ L to bis intentions, and, to the surprise of fice, eagerly watching the sergeant's even Col. Morris, without haring sent face and his clinching bonds as he re­ for or q»ken to tho man most interested turned. "Nothing. Don't ask questions now. in his coming—Lieut. Hearn. This in you men. The lieutenant can't do any­ । itself was something that excited most unfavorable comment, for it was known thing to him: the colonel won’t let I that he had had long interviews with him.” “Tho colonel won’t, is iff* said Duffy, Mr. Abrams, the busy representative of the press, and that he had driven in with a wrathful grin. "Be jabers, if 1 town to spend some hours in questioning were colonel Td command my rigiment. Ii certain dubious looking citizens pru- aud no dattmed newspaper man would I treated to him one by one at tbo estab- scare me out of it. It’s The Palladium | . lishmvnt of Mr. Schonberg. He had that commands Fort Rynn tonight, and furthermore sent to the guard house for that blackguard Welsh is post adjutant Trooper Welsh—once again there incar­ —more ahAuxe to us all!” cerated by order of Cape. Cross, who ns ’ "Silence, there, Duffy! No more of I officer of the day had arrested him for that talk!" ordered Wren, as he banged attempting to slip across a sentry’s post to the door of his own little den, and the the previous night And once again, to knot of troopers scattered away. "All [ the dismay of the .cavalry officers , and the same," muttered he to his faithful the uficoncealed ridltml* of the infantry second, Sergt. Ross, “Daffy only tells tbe battalion, Cui. Morris had directed truth, and damn me if I ever thought the day would come when my old chief j Welsh’s immediate release. "Il was a misuuderstauding, probably. would knuckle down like that" And if in garrison circles that night it Capt Cross." said the colonel- in conciliatcry mood to tho old officer of tho was predicted that sometliing would be : day. as he relieved him after guard the outcome of tbe detail of Welsh for mosnt. “Welsh was given to under­ guard duty, nd one was destined to dis­ stand that these gentlemen, who had appointment He appeared at the ap­ ■ just come from an interview with CoL pointed time, and was curiously scanned Lawler, had the authority of the depart­ by the other members of the troop, as ment commander to take him to town carbine in hand, be came slowly and in­ with them, so as to be ready to make differently down tbe stairway just as certain depositions early in the moru- the trumpets l»egan to sound the assem­ I fa#-" bly of the details. Unluckily for every­ But Cross eyed his commander un­ body who hoped to see Wdsh brought up with a round turn by the snappy flinchingly and anid no word. I. Among the infantry officers the opin­ young adjutant, a drizzling rain bud set ion was openly expressed that between in, and undress guard mounting in over­ Abrams and Lawler and Trooper Welsh coats was the result Welsh's forage the colonel was simply demoralized. cap and accouterments might past mus­ The crowd st drees parade for several ter in. a shower, but Lis full dress rig evenings was almost as big as that be­ every man knew to b-j wo fully out of . fore spnkeu of, and, though The Palla­ shap?, and such was thu fellow's unpoi>dium man did not again take porition on ularity among his comrade® by this time the colonel's left d:irftig the ceremony that audible regrets were expressed by itaelf, he was frequently at that officer's the men Lhn, the weather had “gone ad- when ho made hw way through the back on them.” "Step out, there!" shouted Wren sharp­ curious throngs both in going to and re­ turning from his post. And afterward, ly to tbe dawdling soldier, as he gave with the eyes of th® towmqieople upon 1 the command to fall ija “Get a move on you, Misther Welsh," them. Private Welsh and the unterrified ’ ' corrtwpoadent paced up and down the laughed Duffy from tbe upper gallery. road in front cf the cavalry barracks for "Or don’t they ever shtep out in the ex­ half an hour; and the grenp sitting on i cellent family down e&rt? Sure, isn’t he - Lane’s piazza one evening especially a fine looking, intelligent young man could nut h'.‘l:> noting L»ow ostentatiously of sar “Twenty-five? Taith, it’s thirty-six in months he'd get if I was command­ white wicket gate. “How are •Wharton," quoth Martin, as for the ing." muttered Kerrigan. sirth or seventh time the swarthy troop­ your patriotic motive® this morning, Mis­ ter American-Blood-witb-the-Aashumedtain's quarters'. *Tm consumed with Name?" "Sure his name is Dennis,” laughed envy. Tbe time wm when good looking cavalrymen like you and mt could com- Duffy again. “Quit your sneering, Kerrigaa. Tl*e young soldier s eye* are lied employed »n productug irtlla Is suict'y pore. &»** l* ,**e rtitM AN AWPORTIA. indeed a wbMe by tho ate ■Klrace. MMUMHS pom***® ■— « was in the dfcHtsl pawwi mood or riiKd at <facv that MMwthta* Bota* that Welsh tossed up hi® carhfcte Jar Vat K. with the instinct trf W* insieetion of tho officer of the gtmrX [Minn. lu»u-n«l to tbe acene H unw w He ha«l expected to peso a teSM and ■alcb a part ot tho mlloqny that martyr. But whatavox miglit l» toe -The corporal tall. th. tronUe mistaken sentimeuta aroused in tte» ’-in't grew ont of your rrfnaing to bv theeCorta of a paper that teul ex­ Seto when Capt. Lane J-"* hausted local well spring® of scr.ndatend the officer ot tbe guard, addrtuong the sensation, here among thove who knew the fccta, and. above all, knew him, he "v’l ” i-L-xS tnrtlsely over Ma shoul­ hnd gained only rid-cule and! contempt. der W.il am-.- Toe Pailsdlnm "• In all tbe garrison, now that Goss war In raw ot hhr.mv.aa4 then loudly gone, there was not a tcllicr who had ever k.xmI his ftk-n 1 In Ute own troop " -Hu n inomber ot tin- ptanl. sir. <““* especially, where the rank and hie wt,rv the regulation# Jorbid guards joying devoted to their yotmg licutt-muit, there cmuplimenta of nny kwl i.fter -retreat, was wrath and indignation at hteexnatl | can rimw yon the pesae. and well he knew that nothing •You Imnw perfectly won. WeM. that but disflpline saved him from a ducking that npphre t'» l-’r. guard e,1B«cDy» j in the river er a hearty kickingdown tire when nmter arm® und not tetndiridnri barrack staira. Stilb with Abrams to metubeo. I r.- wl u.. hair srliuing here. stand bv him nnd The Palladium to Siv u. it that yen pay FWT winery10 champion hi® cr-uw. h<- Mt secure ever, officer while r..n-re under u>y against fata: only he had thooght to be looked upon R* liberator auJ leader eotnri-ind ' And the lieutenant, a tutantrnuau with deddtjly i«olnte among 'the laen.nnd they wer.-aB laugh­ face, looked fqt”wely into the glowering ing at him. This was bitter indivd. He Wack eyw of Um* troopar and tlreu. turn­ alntcftt hoped that the adjutant would ing quietly' toward his littlo office, his or.Ufr him back, replaced by the super­ eve lighted on Tlw Palludimn mon. For numerary. for the rust he knew to be tnjtant it looked its though he bud nl)Ont the breech block of his carbine, something to say to him. tod; but, and which the officer of the.guard would strnrit by a sudden thought, he passed be sure to discover. But the young lieu­ in. without another word, and presently tenant contented himself with pointing tbe sergeant of the guard appeared .tn to it with white gloved finger and i»ssthe doorway There was evident pur­ ing ou. probably thinking it be®: to get pose in his coming. him on duty at any price. Half nn hour later Welsh was stand­ All dav long on guard the men bad ing some twenty yards away, engaged in taken frequent occasion to declaim quo­ low toned, eager ehat with his civilian tations from The Palladium, until by Tin- face® of both men were evening stables they had rung the friend changes on Welsh’s excellent family clouded, and every little while th® gyjrey looking soldier shot an angry glance connections, his American blotri. hi? toward the guard house door. Presently patriotic motives in enlisting, his ardor they moved acrons the road nnd headed for the flag and Ids fidelity to bis oath. for the open bar nt the trader's, wherein •until he was ready to wish to heaven The Palladium hnd singled out anybody the lamps were just ta“ginning to gleam Before they reached its open portals else to bo the martyr for its preconcert­ ed exposition of official tyraxmy in tlw Corp. Stein was at their heels, and his stern voice ordered Welsh to hnltarmy, nnd heartily rick of the part he “Go back to the guard hour. Welsh; had been induced to play it's against orders for a member x>f lhe But where, meantime, was Abrams? The flay wore by. anti not once liad he guan! to leave it. nnd you know it as cuiae to the garrison, and Welsli. snlkily well as I do.” '••My relief don’t go on post for two plodding up and down his muddy nori near, the stables, and knowing well that hours yet. and this gentleman has bnrinesa with me. You'd bettor not inter every time the men looked at him or nudged each other in the ribs they were fere with him." ■ “The gentleman can see you over guying him, had earnest desire to see his champion, r.nd to prevent the publi­ there. You can't see tarn here." Already the sergeant was striding cation of other letters they had project­ ____ effect, ______ y across the road: tho lieutenant appeared ed. since______ the only locally, of lhe assault upon tiie good name of his young i at the door: a dozen mt mlrers of the officer was to bring down tho indigua- I guard were eagerly watching the scene, lion of tiie enlisted men upon liimm-lf ] Welsh half turned Mr. Abrams bent • • •him • •- ­ and muttered a few words in his car. It only made rago th” more spite fully dguinst Hearn, and !:e longed fox but the soldier, after one glance around him. shook liis bead Slowly and re­ an opportunity to vent hit r-i-Ieen. When the devil is working in the luctantly be turned. ‘ “1'11 get even with you for this, Stein." human breast opportunity is seldotp lacking. The evening gun had thun­ he hissed. And then, with shrugging dered.* the last notes of tho "retreat" shoulders, the two objects of general in­ had died away, and the son. that had terest—the civilian and the enlisted, been obscured r.Il morning, went down, man—slouched back across the road, the in a golden radiance, leaving a sheen of eyre of all upon them. It was at this instant that tho rapid beautiful color lingering along the crest of the opposite bluffs and reflected in whirr of wheels and /he click of iron shod hoofs were heard upon the drive, myriad millions of rain drops still ding­ ing to the clumps' of buffalo gwuM. and briskly tbe Lane marriage came Tempted by the loveliness of the even­ around the tnm. Lieut. Lewis stepped Again tbe ing Mrs. Lane bail ordered ont her car­ out from the doorway. riage, and the moment tbe rejwrt had sentry faced the road and carried been made after retreat roll call and Mr’ arms, again the soldiers of the guard Hrarn was returning sadly to his own arose, and those about the trailer s door also fared the roadway; again the white quarters Lane headed him off: “No. I'ffi going to take you away gloved hands were raised in soldierly from Wallace and Martin to-night, and 1 , salute, and one man only . turned his don’t menu to let old Kenyon get bis : back and slouched away. Every soldier hnnrla run again. nr~i„ lira Lane I an.l within nin<F(« rangeK1W saw that that Wrlilh Welsh U'al was llstfrdeter­ hands r>n on yon Mm. and within Miss Marshall want you to drive with mined to disobey the orders he hnd just us an hour or so; then well come back received. In six giant leaps the tall and have a quiet little bite among eur- sergeant had reached liis side. "Halt. Welsh, and ’face aboutr he eelves." And Hearn presstxl the cap­ tain's hand and silently thanked him. ' thundered, and then, as tbe man still Half a dozen of the guard were seated strove to edge away under the wing of about the rough stone porch of tbe gloomy his civilian associate. laid a brawny old ■guard Jpaific aa the carriage came hand upon the bulking shoulder and spun rolling by. nnd at sight of the occupants him alxmt ns he would a top "Heels together, now Look square they quickly laid aside their pipes and respectfully arose and raised tlieir hands at Cnpt. Lane. Now. then, damn you. in salute. The sentry on Na 1. facing left hand, salute.” "Not badly done, sergeant." said Lieut. sharply to the front, brought his rifle to the carry with a snap that made tbe bay­ Lewis a moment after, us with kindling onet ring. The one man who remained eyre be reached tbe spot just us the car­ seated nnd staring sulkily at the car­ riage had flashed by ‘Finish what you riage wore the cavalry uniform: ft was have to say to your friend in fifteen min­ Welsh. utes. Welsh, and then feport to me at Both officers noticed tbe fact as they i.the guard room Not badly done.” he touched their caps in acknowledgment ! repeated, as be turned away with the _» .» • » and j j. tall infantryman by his ride; of the courtesy of lhe infantrymen, side; "only you exchanged significant glances. The ‘la- I■ shouldn't have said ‘damn damn'’ in the. presdiee, too, were quick to note what hail ; °nce of ladies or." with u gnm smile unhaunened. clar his hix mnstarliA happened, and thov. they, tnn too. Innkml looked nt at each der mustache, -nr-rkn or—of the press."“ other and then somewhat anxiously at "The ladies couldn't hu&r, sir. and I Hearn- But the carriage whirled along. meant timt the press should. 1 know The instant it had passed Corp. Stein that according to •Pinafore- nnd The Pal­ turned on Welsh. So did others of the ladium I should have said. •ify6u please. guard. But mnles and blackguard® pay no at­ “What do yon menu by sitting there tention to politeness I’ve been thirty like that?” was the deqjnnd. years a soldier, rir. aud I know what "I know my business," was the surly • fetches them.” reply. "Just you'tend to yours. You’d CONTINUED. better study taqtics and regulations be­ fore you try to learn me anything.” “Golden Medical Dlraovery* cares those "Oh, do let the high spirited scion of diseases which come from blood impurities our finest families alone, corporal —scrofula and skin diseases sores and swellCan’t you see it's turning his stomach to itivs. But docs It? h’s put np by the thousands be civil toanvbodvF protested a tall inof gallons,, and sold to hundreds i of fautryman. thousands. Can it cure u.- well * as "Ah. let up now on Mr. Welsh, ne though It had been compounded Just for Mulligan—that's what they called ye in you? the Twenty-third—wasn't it Mulligan? Its makers say that thousandsot people or was it Sullivan? Sure I know tho who have had tetierandwillrrhetini. eczema family, and it's a foino .one." protested and ensipeliw. carbuncles and sore eyes, Private Kelly, bls blue eyes twinkling thick neck and enlarged glands, are well to­ day because they used It. with fun. ■Suppose that thia is «a Suppose that Welsh sprang’ furiously to his feet, clinching his fist nnd making straight a quick-witted man was tereiral»K enough for the laughing little "dough boy." tn know that to demise the Wood was to cleanse tire life. Suppose that by many ex­ That young Celt, though a bead shorter periments, and after many failures, he dis­ than his dark antagonist, in no wise covered this golden key to health Bud tliat disconcerted, stood squarely facing him. his faith In it for you is so strong that you and awaited th® attack with a grin of can go to your druggist, buy a buttle, and genuine delight on his freckled face. If ft dosen't help yon. you can get your Stein sjirang forward. however, and in- money returned ciiwfully. Will you try Messer Bros. & Reynolds Invite the attention of the farmers of Barry County to “No fighting here," ho ordered. "Wait till you're off guard in the morning and settle it then." "Don't thwart the aentieman, cor­ pora!. Here comes his friend the police reporter," laugb®d the group of guards­ men. But the unusual chaff had sam- spot, and at sight of tbe Eeutetunt every Irishman io the party assumed an in- ring tbe Hute knot The remedy to have frith In. b the remedy the makers tlremarives have frith in. Scarlet fever and Drearies at Adrian. o’ THE HUBER TRACTION STARTLI I Engines and Threshers ra-o at Bereau* wm The best made.and best running maciiinesnfthekind made Milwaukee Jr. Binder, Hundreds of farmers in Barry and adjoining counties can tell you from experience that this is the best binder in the market TBIALBO Sold by W ■■ Prof. Malwh iubeV PAEKNT8—<»ire y of book-keeping, sho The Daisy and Tiger Kes, r^BET Educate them at tbe loess CoUetv. I-«ly o;uwu-HtH. Visa us sn •----- ALSO----- ED.PO TBE OLD RELIABLE NO Studebaker Wagons ALWAYS T The Reed No. 10 Harrow IN U2ALWA ADMINT8T BROWN'S CORN CULTIVATOR. It is Conceded That RUSSELL - Aho the north "ran nan ui MKX one block tour of A. W vUlate of Nashville, Has met the expectations of all who are look­ ing for the latest and best things in' It is Certain That County of Barry, at the above named entmenu. good*. a feels ot Umtaida Above named, for nine and 30-110 dolls turnable on tbe sec® Dated, this 3rd da FRANK Russel has shown- to the ladies of Hastings and vicinity the best and most desirable line of BR] Pure G? For sale'; eggs for hat< matter of co: Dutt MILLINERY GOODS CHA? ever shown in Barry County The Universal Verdict Is that the goods and the prices are right We are constantly receiving new things m our line and are always glad t0 s^ow them w«:, running tbenc three thirteenths twenty six rods, the three thirteenths twenty six rods, to t tafnlnt eight lutrrs. subject to the widow 1’ated. April mh IClkmrx Noncco State of Michigan, am'ss-,. SPRING DRESS GOODS Call in. • Hardy, dreouedN'otlce Is hereby public auction, to tb day tbe U‘.h day of J u Io the forenoon al for the County of Hastings In the state of Mlcblaa 8d authority pra y of October A. D of Wayne county. M r.. !,t. title and inter In and to Ute real re the County of Barry known and drecnb ’’ 8amparfUa beJonga to the smllax family «t AT RUSSELL’S �T4UM.' // , /??/ CANADA SORROWS. Bir John MacDonald Sleeps His Eternal Sleep. THE VAIN STRUGGLE AT LAST ENDED PLAY qN THE DIAMOND. BOLD SIR EDWARD. MUI Korea yesterday were: At [R.>. «. Cincinnati 10; at PhilXlphia8, Chkago 0; nt NeS York- I A “Straghf Tip” Given the Prince of Wales. IB THE SAZIE BOAT WITH GUMMING. And the Dominion's For«m<nt Ktatosmxn Auwen the Kumtnons of the Ail-Cou- Ottawa—Lady MacDonald Prostrated— STARTLING FACTS. ‘ T .. : Ottawa. Ont., June 8.—Sir John Mc­ Donald h dead. Canada b mourning its greatest stateMnan. and a great party is in grief for the loss of a beloved leader. Toward that sick chamber at Earnscliffe public thought has been directed for the last ten days, and t he sympathy of tbe na­ tion 1ms gone out. in greater degree as the picture presented grew darker and more are rapidly becoming* Mb- k -. niJ th" toliowtagMte ...... '<■ A<|>tumMi llempflfag. Or f .1' when bl» *<>n w*s apeachKtt* .. .. n. Tiivhir. of Logansport, ' i, i-vnridii from uidng it. lira. • nils, Im!., wm cured of 49 to \ . ' . - ..1.1 v, suit much bt'*d*che, dixzl''. .-vi nenovw proatratiun. by one . । m . r... Hr.-vklyn. Mich., says hl» .. . ”irt-;| of InMnity of ton y**re stand■••i'. ,> . - «■! due book of marvelous i- ,• iL.s-'to- Tide remedy contains br lilb# Mealed Co., Elkhart, lad. THIO. HOTTI.E FKEE. S. ld t>y W. H. Goodyear, ■ ■ Prof. I. HUBERT’S Malvina cream F<ir !»• aitiireincthr Complexton. P,ct. I. HUHERT. TOLEDO. OHIO. x; ' . . ... r children n knowledge out. tj|>ewriUnx. teleg- HE I v-4 TEK fSSSUS1. ibqilita [MWb.lBus, , . . r.‘- • I .-I •’«. cor.-Fearl and . - '• tt.ik'gur address A. r > r G, Swehsbcrg KIR JOHN A. MACDONALD. pathetic. From all parts of the Dominion nnd from tbe sovereign herself came ten­ der messages of condolence anil anxious inquiries as to the aged statesman's condi­ tion. To all of the inquiries but one an­ swer could be given—the end might be de­ layed but wax inevitable The beginning ot the end came early Friday morning. SHOKE Eb.FOWEFLC NO. 35. ALWAYS THE SAHE ALWAYS THE BEST 5<- QlQrt R IN THE The premier had slept the greater jmrt of the night nnd throughout the dny he slept ia intervals. The Friday afternoon I bulletin from the pbytdcians at tiie bedside I announced that the premier's strength was rapidly diminishing and then all hope fled. As the afternoon slowly waned pro­ found stillness relgnrel at Harnscllffe. The scene there after nightfall waa im­ pressive in its sdlemuny. Up to midnight anxious groups gathered upon tte lawn and spoke hi whiaperx of the dying patient’s condition. At I* o'chx’kSir John's heart failed In its work and he sank so low that for some time he seemed to have ceaxed to live. He rallied frehjy nnd (fought his way teck to the weakest hold on life n man oonhl have. Hix stupendous vitality was making a grand struggle. At midnight the callers hnd all departed g the correspondents were left to watch night out alone. The hours wore sly on. The light of a new dny brought with It nothing to relieve the anxious suspense. Tbe was no changi* in the patient s condition.' He wax uoenuacinus. Hix limbs were numb.-and then- wa* nothing tn mark that life Wnx not extinct but the feeble fluttering* of the pulse •linj the almo-t imperwptibl& breathing. T*l:e family h.wl teen gathered ;about the bedside ail night. Lady MacDonald, al­ most worn uut by her long ivigH, w;l< there, and the pretnier’s son. Hjugh John MacDonald. h>l kept hte place at hte fatter'x side v cfiiric iunin. civen that ori the ?lxth day ■ a writ at wtlaclnneut ■ 4 the Cin-nlt vettrt for the " -r.t ot Edward P. Gage, ! ; ’us.nn against the lands, .014 . ii.utels. mouey and cft'lahk Ba«iltt. the defendant < :ii • sum of one hund-erf ^in uames at A‘ 1. n.„o„ iu .. r^—-'incinmui 1, New York V’^'Mpbia—Pittsburg A Phila­ delphia WluBrooklyn-ChidJoJ; nXk- Brooklyn—Cleveland 0, Brooklyn 7. Axsxx-intlon: At Columbuv-Athletic 4, Columbua 2; at Cincinnati— Cincinnati4, Washington 8: nt Louisville— Louisville 2, Baltimore 1; St. lx>uis-Boston game post­ poned—wet grounds. ■ WashinAtok- City, June ft.—Secretary Tracy last night received the following dispatch fn>m Admiral McCann, dated Iqulque. (.'hili, June I; ~The,ltnta arrived at Iquique from T'«Kg|K*lla hint night, and was placed at tte dtepunitiiiu of Ad­ miral McCann t’iix morning. She bad on board '»,i»«i rifles and ammunition taken from the Robert nnd Minnie off tbe port of San 1 fiego. Cal. She hail no more mlinittous of war than thoxe la-longing to the ship, and transferred nothing to the E+{perabla. with whom she communicated off Acapulco. Mex. She then went direct fto o Toc.tpdla. Tocnptella. 1The Charleston arrived at jquiqueXo day.’ I *- • I | prepare* for tbe return trip. Admiral Me : ’t.teun will M-nd her back to San Diego, probably under convoy of one of the cruiser*. She will te delivered to the United States court officers nt San Diego, nnd the proceedings against her for viola­ tion of the neutrality laws will be resumed at tne point- where they were interrupted by the unlawful depart tire of the steamer, and the responsible parties will likely lie called upon to answer the charge of con­ tempt of cuhrt for ginning away while un­ der injunction. Pure Game Fowls. Fpi :.le at all times anil tgg- f"i batching. Prices, a matter uf correspondence. Dutton, liich. ,, Solicitor, for ConiplalnanU. bo TOO TAKE THE WHY HOT? A Good Maa t. Euxxarril. N. J.. Jute nnd looking directly in his face. Sir E«lwnrd raid: It may be too Lite to rave tiie reputation of some mentioned in this extra, but not too late to prevent the completion of the sacrifice of n gallant officer.” At the conclusion of Sir Edward’s *|>eech the court adjourned for the day. GOSSIP ABOUT THE CASE. on tte -nlna. BM The most economical, safe, speedy, and effective of all blood-purlflers. SPECIAL 1 Toca- Bur- an Anted--bo o»ml«dto Jo m»tj laa oi burgiariaa in Lnlon o~»'I Ayer.’s Sarsaparilla Cadwallader’s nviuiiiK wi’""-*"-—....... , . munition, into tthe ot tbeinthe iuwar munitions he hands of .urgent*’ while there, HUIJX.VUte teiix.te ete was ................... . but. ..... the In.urgent Kvr tho suraent junta did not <An) care to nn anger the tti.iruvl States. F-tntiM. ---------------------------- — «»■_, ! mt In ail thr ootgnuja. Pj1 Wab'^* b chapman. Memory ravelled at AGENCY COLUMN. (umtnlng the Victim of a Conspiracy— • f -'unr A U. imj. Social Death to the Wilsons. Smith & Culghuvk. London, June 9.—Almost the sole topic lAttoneys tor Plaintiffs. of conversation here Is the attack of Sir Edward Clarke upon the Prince of Wales. OFF FOR THE FROZEN NORTH. Sympathy is not altogether with Sir Ed­ ward, for tho Prince of Wales is personalb' popular. On the other band thei^ Is KREADFR OF New York. June 0.—The arrangements a strong and growing feeling that Gordon for. t he Greenland exploring exploring ex­ Cumming is the victim of a conspiracy pedition of the Academy of Natural which has had another motive besides tbe Sciences were completed Thucpday. The preservation of honor at cards, and that memters of tbe party left Phitadelphia the Wilsons have rather sought than for this cityThursday night preparatory avoided the notoriety attendant upon the for the start. The expedition consists of trial. Lieut. Peary, of the navy, and his wife, with fourteen associates, consisting The evidence of their plebeian antece «-i<-ntiKtK, a surgeon and a dents, as compared with the family rec­ newspaper mon—A. C. Kenealy. The idea ord of Gordon Cumming, has caused a exDedition lx that Greenland is a fending against them in that aristocratic SXSTSaw* wt"’' UAM’ERY SALE. society in which they have been attempt 4 ar,d b>' virtue of nn order and ing to hold their own. and the general erse that continent to the pole. rourt for the County of opinion in clubs and lobbies h that, what­ Gave Them • G®o<l -s*”’d or. ,n tb® o< Michltan. The vessel which carries tbe lx’ld adven­ ever tbe outcome of the trial, the Wilsons v,.,'., ?n'' ’•■‘V™ fourteenth dny of ia ’’r' A'.”-1 lu a certain cause lliertturers iM the steamer Kite, i-80 tons. The will never again shine in high society. Mrt, frivol here yretera.y ..ml K«l«y The Prince of Wales is evidently deter­ CTro r.o"' ’'h'rr111'NtriioKShepanl ft; Co., a doing buslnenonder mined to save them if he can, and he has । ‘{JMlehlgw are complaintod win 1 W^bert. ("eorge B. Griffith There WM • Uns <«’■! “ caused young Wilson to be elected to the *nd Mri s.;i Wxlbert are defendants. Notice is “.“SdSTwid. th. y vuf«. Marlborough, which is known as the “ J ;l'. ’. ‘’,ul1 ’*’* n‘ PuhI,c the fact that a woman wax going to brave prince's private club. This, however, tlMhrtu." '."i '■•d'lfr. on Saturday, tbe twenfted5.er.ol tte Iraren oorlh,““J?* does not mean an open sesame for the tSt^l J ,Ur' A ° ’“*• « len °’c“*ek « ? '•‘t,''*’" front door of tbe •-j.- r„ th? interest in the event. The young man to club society in London, for the prince has found before now that Lon­ . iLtdUgtte. ti tte ttear«< ' veil w» -I ™ <>( Michigan, said court bouse wd e Kini^^ v°r- ,lol‘llnK circuit coart for1 wbow*r* anxiously .waiting tkla -ignnl 11Ung that expena""oi tte^y- don elute will not tolerate hte dictation, £21?n ' followina described and that is one reason he started the Marl­ borough, where he ccasld reign supreme, in tbe company of the cads whom he some­ । r^». o. times chooses for associates June 5.—Labor unions of quarter of the sooth thSe **?• o( section twenty, town The outcome of tbe trial is a subject of I>Med !?«. ,? V.T1 01J*’>d ro°ro or less, ^maitenung^ndlti^ 1X «Unte to ttex wide speculation. The jurors are mortly has: :urs. Mien.. Mav 5th. 1881. London tradramen. A verdict satisfactory Qrenit .. _ Alomxo E. Kknartox. FRANK GILLETT scrofulous humor In tho blood, ulcers, catarrh, and consumption, use The panvie, under command of Gen. J P. S. Gobln, formed at 2 o'clock and marched to the cemetery where the cere­ Wflpog, June 9.—If there wax any one monies attendant on unveiling of the * in the audience nt the Cumming trial yes­ monument took place at 3 o’clock. Gov­ terday who , thought t here was a divinity ernor Pattison preaided, and Gen. George that hedges about a king, that person's R. Snowden, commander of the National will cure you. faith in royalty received ‘a rude shock Guard. spoke in behalf of the soldiers, nnd Geh. James W. Latta delivered tbe address when Sir Edward Clarke nttenxl words of the <lay. The monument was unveiled that will make the-epge one of the moat* by Mln Margaret North, daughter oi famous in the history of British law. Col. George North, Vho has been one ol There was a sensation when n few days the most active In the raining of subscrip ' ago one of the jurors"arose and 'ques­ tions. tioned the Prince of Wales, but it was WHAT WOULD THESE MEN HAVE! nothing to tiie stir that Sir Edward’s re­ mark;; caused. Sir Charles Russell, coun­ ■Spvuklng Without Knowledge. sel for the defendants, closed bls Speech MlXXKArous, June 8.—In recent ser yesterday morning, and it goes without OFFICE WITH HOLBH.OOK, OVER toying that it was a brilliant effort. A mons several ministers liave inveighed MOBKILL’S STOBE, HASTINGS., feature of his speech and also of the whole against the large nunilxir of immoral Remember that this column contains but trial had tarn the frequent reference to pliikcs allowed to exist in tlds city by th* authorities. The grand jury summonwl a very small part of the property I have Sir Edward Clarke ns •‘solicitor general," the evident imputation being that he wax tUcsc ministers te.fore them, and in its re­ for sale or cxchanRe. port, just made public, tbe jury says I have improved and vacant city lots for handicnpjied by his official position. ■ “Your grand jury has no liesitation iu say­ sale and exchange in all parts of the city. ing that they regrt’t that ministers of tht Farming lands for sale and exchange In Sir Edward took early occasion to al­ gospel should so far lower their dignity at all parts of the county. lude to this and to inform whom it might to proclaim from their pulpitsond through I have some choice Grand Rapids prop­ tiie public press of this city the existence ertv for sale at a bargain. concern that he appeared in tte case ax a barrister and not ax solicitor general, and oL evils iutd an immoral condition ot affairs tiiat smells to heaven, based only would do his duty regnrdlcra of the conse­ upon hearsay and rumor." On Jefferson street two houses and lota quences to persons, high or low. It had nt bargains, and on easy terms. been bruited about that die purpose of tho Near furniture factory.—one lot and Boston, June 9.—The Typographical Prince of Wale.' continued presence in house well finlsb.-d 81.000; $500 down., court wan tn restrain any comment by the union met in annual convention here yesr bal. on time at 7 i>er cent. terday. Governor Russell delivered the lawyer* bn hh position relative to this And one house and lot one block front­ President Plank’i factory. 8sU0; 8300 down, bal. at 7 per • case. He (Sir Edward) would not lx, in- welcoming nddrefiH. •• flueuced to niter one word more or lens by anuunl address wax delivered after organ emit. Cheap. House an«t Int near Whip and Felt Boot that presence. Then came the thunder­ Ration had been completed. He said that clap that made tbe aristocrats present the drafts on the defense fund hnd been factory. $l.ooo. $500 down, bal. 3 years open their eve«. Sir Edward quoted the very heavy uitriug the year, the numtet at 7 per cent. Several splendid barraiua in the 1st assertion in. de by Bussell that if the jury of lockouts, strikes, etc., having beer acquitted Cummings the army would take large. The treasurer’s report showed re­ ward and other parts of the city. ceipts of 883,488, and expenditures of FV Brick barn for sale at a bargain, on cor­ tbe matter up and strike his name from »MJ over receipts. The cash Imlance is ner opposite Ford's hotel. tho roll. 823.3S0. Tin-e.-iniiiittee on laws reported 80 ft. front by 140 ft. deep.well located In adversely upon l lie proposition that union* Seneca Falls. N. Y.. has on tbe land 1 brick In a volet that could te' heard by every of :»u men iters or more be permittee! U store three-storiej. ajso dw elling house and one in court Sir Edward said tiiat if the order strikes by, such methods ns they good barn. Can be bought al a bargain, officials of the army did this it would lie dremed test. Among the messages sent im;xMi.Ml>lc for them to leave on the array out-wax one of sympathy to Lady Mac or will exchange for Hastings or Grand Rapid? property. The city of Seneca Fall? records the names of the prince of Wai x Donald. ' : -j has u population of 7,000 and upwards—Isund Gen. Owen Williams, tte tetter of Thn Lords Fm»m the Behring Sea Dill, whom was one of, the guests nt Tranby 40-acrc farm in Irving, nil improved, soil •Ix/NDON, , June 9.—Tiie bouse of lord* Croft when the tilleg»*d cheating took poMed the Behring sea bill yesterday. In s good. Can be bought at a bargain on easy place, and was also prominent in obtain Ing Cummhig’x signature totliedocument speech on the bill Salisbury said that Can- terms. 84 acres fractional—over runs ift or 20 nda hail consented to an order in _____ counci. he was forcetl to sign.* Sir Edward then I _______________ went onto wy ilint there was nothing In | forbidding the killing of seals in Behring acre?, U toil*' east of Sheridan, good fram­ the charge that could not beexplained by i Kt..i by Bri'i-li subjects, on two conditions ed ho umi. Ofit* <»f the cheapest farms in Sir William's .system of play. The Prime | First.’, hut arbitration shall proceed: see Barry Co., will take part city property. io acre.- near «Uy. good liOuMHind barn, of -Wnlciw hail condemns! an intimate: ond. that comjxmsntion shall bejmid#t< friend without a hearing’ i tte owners of fishing vessels sustaining 8 well nttii cistern. ISO fruit drees, *4 acre . grapesj 81,300. cheap, down, bal. at " * The Subtle ini!urn>-e of Kuvaitv. loss through tte action of t he government lx...kll>u<>,..pritiretatte .T». Str F,l- "’tefil.rrtte gu»nvtent .ouU pr"™-'* per cent. 100 acres in Woodland to exchange for want tekr.1 wtel <te m-.s.u t|..l r. Cteltelu t.. pay n part ot tte cmpriutelou <p.ln4 tte .bnilng ot tte .Inrumew. It Iterf telMmry .h.1 nut km.w. but It waa sinalier farm anil difference. 190 acres in Hope township, known as wn. tt. rarr tte prlnrrnl Waten Ttere ! ImpcteiMr to drier tetkm until that dlfi the Doty farm, will self fur 84200 on easy wax rhe strange and subtle influence of could l>c solved. terms. royally to dictate'Cumming's acts. The J . . - ' . * Several SO acre parcels for sale at bar­ Double Lynching In Kentucky. influence which had adorned history nnd ' Wickliffe, Ky.. June fl.—Monday gains ranging from Si.SOO upwards and made many a knight do an unknightly _ s->ine will take part city property in exmorning at 1 o'clock a mob lynched ami dishonoring deed to rave their king, citauge. Ix-rause they gave their hdnor as freely ns Evons Ste’lby in the jail at this place SO acre farm for sale in Otsego county. they would give their lives for the in­ Evons murdered Mrs. Sallis Moore, neat Price 51,200. Will trade for farm in this terests of tte dynasty, to conceal tbe ‘Woodville, in. October, Ibrii, for mopey. section and pay dhlvrenoe. foibles of a prince. {Slight applause which Shelby imide a desjKTatc resistance, flghv Also, 100 acres tn same Co. at a liargain. was checked.) Tbe document was signed ing as long ns life lasteiL Someoftfn 100 acres in Kansas, well fenced, good to _____ rave the ____ __ prince . ... from ___ 4mndiil . ___ The lynchers were badly, hurt. The mob re soil, stone hnnse 0 rooms, ham 14 by 70 motto of the Cunnuitig was “Without. 1 |x»tcd that they hail previously hung Fi-.ir." Tte plaintiff had gone into the) Mnrt Shelby, under indictment-11s acccx- feet, tool house and granary and well wi’nexs box without fear, confident that. wry to the crime. Evans had l>ecn tri 1 botiM*, etc. well watered by creek, timber, tte verdict of the jury would wipe the [ nnd given a life sentence, but the court-of 3’i front one and 3 ntlles from another IL IL town, 80 rods from school. Splendid stain from Id* recowl of noble service in a ' appeals gnvc him » new trial test week, stuck faritr. Wil! sell nt a bargain or take gallant regiment._________________________ I '* 40 acres in part payment near' Hastings. t.r .te iMte*. I Pteu.l.r Kl.ul .< Union r.irlfic IL It. lands for sale in the Fir William llnnl.m Cummins -te l..r.l' X>nt IXnxIX, A June -C^n Ptestates of Kansas, Oregon, Washington, to the prince. Ho wa«Avi!Hng to sacrifice ; rcll. of Iowa Tails, has been sent to th« Utah. Texas, etc. upwards of ftd'UO.OOO himself in order to rave the reputation of . Annnwra penitentiary to serve n twoacres of farming, mineral and timbered one the recollection of whose friendship | yeara' sentence for a peculiar kind of lands, ranging in price from $ft to $10 per will always te* bright in hi-memory. Then | forgery. Farrell's wife refused to sign n acre; one-tenth down, ten years credit on with him and ’he hiswdnughturning to tho jury Sir Edwntd raid: "It te note • “ 4,‘' »• ’*” -*'• - induced »• ’—a balance. Frequent excursion rates given, too late to undo much of tte mixchief that ter, who bore the same name, to affix het etc. Call and get circulars. ' hn« hren done.” Then facing the prince, signature. The note wax taken with tbe The Chilian insurgents, it. teems, upon hearing-in the escape of the Itata while under injunction, disapproved of this j. aoinjnnei»on.oi*Mppro»p««» tion and at once determined to surrender tte vewxel. and a proposition way made by South American port. Norristown. Pa.. June 8.—Nr.rristowL was invaded Saturday by an array of vet eran soldiers and 30.000 civilians who hue come to pay their respects to the memory of the num who wax twice governor oi Pennsylvania anil one of the braves! soldiers of the Union army—Maj. Gen John F. Hartranft. The monument that ha., been erected by subscription of tte National Guards of Pennsylvania to Gen. Hnrtrnnft waa unveiled nt his tomb it Montgomery cemetery. FOR SCROFULA Tribute to Ills Has Cured Others Chicago, June ft.—League scores on the diamond yesterday were as given below; At Boston—Boston 1, Cleveland 0; at Philadelphia—Philadelphia 9, Pittsburg 2; mCW } oric-New York 4. Cincinnati 2; at Brooklyn—Brooklyn 7, Chicago 17 Ablation-. Al Columbus-Columbus 9. Washington 0; at Cincinnati-Cincin­ nati ;i. Athletic 1; at IxiuisvlUe—Boston ft IxraUviile «k at SL Louls-Su Louis ii Baltimore 1. ’ Chicago, June 6.—-The scores made at l»ase ball yesterday by the National langue were ns follows: At Boston—Cleveland 1 Boston 11; at Iffiiladelphia-philndriphia 4. Pittsburg 7; at New York-New York 9. ( Incinnntl 2, nt Brooklyn-Chicago 2, Brooklyn ft. Association: At Columbox-Columbu. 4. M nshingtoti ft: nt Louiaville-BoUon 5, Ixiuisville 4; at St. Louis—SL• Louia 8* Baltimore tt; Cincinnati-Athletic giune pO'tponed—wet grounds. Saturday'. Txsague scores are given below* At Boston -Boston j. Cleveland 7; nt Phil­ adelphia-Philadelphia 3. I*ittaburg2; at New York—New York 4, Cincinnati 9; at Brooklyn—Brooklyn tl. Chicago 2. Association: At Columbus—Columbus 6, Athletic 3; at Louisville—Balt imore 7, Ixiuisville 8; at 'St. Louis—St. Ixiuis 11, Boston 10; Cincinnati-Washington giune post|mned—rain. (Sunday) at Columbux— ColumlMis 1. Athletic ft; nt IxmUviltelAittisville 2, Baltimore 4; at. St. LouisSt. Ixmis 5, Boston fl; at Cincinnati—Cin­ cinnati 18, Washington 1. Chicago. June 9.—Following are given the Ix-ague tese hall scores yesterday: At Boston—Chicago ft, Boston 3; at Phila­ delphia—Philadelphia 3, Cincinnati fi: nt There was. no bulletin from the physi­ cians Saturday morning. Nothing ctmld lx- said beyond what had already been. given out. It was a matter of itime—per­ haps moments, jierhnps hours. The mar­ velous vitality which wa- xtaying the hand of death wnx slowly, but surely ebbing; The scenes of the morning and tbe afti'rnnon were but counterparts of At 3 ’clock the Friday. At 2 o o'clock the pbvxicians physicians 1j il in the opinion that the premier concurred livr ... --‘ “ i again nnri 9 o'clrek and could iol live until, fl o'clock, and again did thin- erri i-c. J ’' perfectlv unconscious for nearly thirty . * _. .... *1— ——11#^. .1 hours, on. TL----- ------------ । times during the evening wax so ’ i that Sir John was believed to be dead. I —„--------Oncekhe family gathered ut the bedside under khe impression that the eud hnd come, uut it proved to be anotiher of t he dreadeA sinking spells which in succession had left the aged statesman with less and | less vitality. Such an unequal struggle could not much longer lie sustained. Eyeutide fosnd tbe members of the family gat ti­ ered about the bedside of the dying states­ man waiting patiently for dissolution. Outside hi the dusk were gathered the cor­ respondents and small groups of anxious frirui. Tbe ptelent lay uocoDtelonj. Nature no longer artertud itaell; lue« fire* were burning low. fiietered and mouldered u though tte Mail would leave its tenement at each successive breakAt 10 o’clock it wax evident that the end wax neur at hand The household was mimmoned to tbe death chamber Lady MacDonald stood by tte side of ter hus­ band. and around her gathered the mem­ bers of the family. Her face traces of weary watching and the long suspense. She bore up bravely. Death Clin]e peacefully tte aged premier. «t 10:15. He WM unconscious _L> thel^t. Tbe pulse fluttered, the breath came shorter and the pulse was rtilL tbe HARTRANFT Bounce V Ithont Honiu Very RUlshcd Company—(taiuuicnt* A* SL ^b-SL Uui.li; L1oul"vi,»‘— I^ulsville 2; Bfwtou 8; Columbus-Waxhiugton. nnd Ondnnati * Athletic games postponed— THE INSURGENT ITATA. MONUMENT TO CEN. u nothing a London tradesman lores so much m to put the royalty or princely *- __ CYnm- understanding that it had been signed by Mrs. Farrell. When it came due the trick was discovered and Farrell wax prosecuted for forgery. ^No b>ore of this I CHiCAuo. June 9.—While a Wabash avenue grip train was crossing the Illi­ nois Central tracks at Sixteenth street lust, evening nn Illinois Central train, which had been standing a short dlstan-e from the street, suddenly hacked down, crashing into She last car ot the grip train, and almost completely wrecking it. The twenty passengers in the car, half of whom were women, miraculously escaped unhurt. ;______________ DL'QVOIN, Ills., June 8.—The news bi the conviction of the preochergcounterfeltera. Holmes and Vnncil, haAieen re­ ceived here. Both pleaded guilty, Holme, receiving three years in the penitentiary and Vandi one year. While but a few people here donbted their guilt, the entire populace is surprisetl at the very light sentence they received. Wilmington, Del.. Goes Itrpwbllcan. WlLMtrftiTON, Del., June 8.—The dty election Saturday resulted in the election of' Stansbury J. Willey, Republican, by a majority of about 4M) over Dr. Willard Springer, Democrat. The reM of the dty ticket is also elected by alxiut the some majorities. Tte Republicans will haven majority in the dty council. THE *• COLCHESTER" RUBBER CO. “ADHESIVE COUNTERS." G. G. SPAULDING, HASTuras. Monticello, lite, June 8.—Col. E. T. Lee, of the Blue ami Gray reunion ai, Chi­ cago during the World’, fair, has just re­ AttMlNIBTRATOR*S BALE. . turned from tte south, where hia scheme met with hearty approval. J attire Lamar gave it bis hearty indorsement, as did Notice is hereby rlreo that 1 ahall Mil at many of the xquthern leaders. The masse, Bile suction, to the bwhet bidder, ou Friday, seventTnth day erf July, A. D.. tan. at ten of tbe southern soldiers are heartily in fa­ o'clock. In Uw formiooo. at tbe Probste Ataurt vor of the movement. puntcant Killexl by FnUlng Wall*. Charleston, 8. C., June. 5.—Several workmen engaged in demolishing an old furniture warehouse on King street Thurs­ to tbe rvare«ute situate i day afternoon were buried under a falling of Barry. In the Mats <rf described as fo'low*. to i wall. Chartea Marigault waa killed, hto tat two U) btock ulna to) erf t head being crushed and his limte broken, to the rttv (formerly rinage) and Charles Thoma, was probably fataUy injured. ___________________ �M’S’1”*' school BARGE OFFICE EYE ECTS PHYSICAL IMPERFECTIONS IN IMMIGRANTS. Rigid Examination lieFew immlgisnts whose mental or phys­ ical condition prohibits them from landing go through tbe portals of the barge office without being found out. The system of Inspection which ends them begins at the port from which the immigrant sails. Just after l*>ardin(t the steamship he is exam­ ined Jn a cursory way by the ship’s sur­ geon'or an assistant. As the steamship comiouieK juty for the support of every dobarred immigrant pending decision in his care, nnd are compelled to take him back free of .charge, it is to their interest, to have none but steerage passengers who are mentally and physically sound. By taking a first or second cabin passage an immigrant may evade the final rigid inspection at tho barge office, and get into Uncle Sum’s dominions merely to become a charge in the future. This is possible, be­ cause cabin passengers, even though they may intend to settle in the United States, are not. subjected to any examination, save one ot the must perfunctory sort, either before or after landing at the piers of tbe Since the federal government assumed charge of tbe landing of immigrants no cases of contagious disease have been dis­ . covered by the barge office, physicians. Health Officer William M. Smith general­ ly manages to find out at Quarantine, where he or Ids nsaiatant boards every in­ coming vessel from a foreign port, whether or not there is contagion on her. LANPLXG PASSENGEILS. now many ladta know that U>« aw««k Itertap. Ita mote Interwllo, >•«« «llb The methods ot mind readers may be whom I bnvc been thrown in contact are odofc with which torr lore to rrally . .lmalwUn» and resitown to be those of the conjurer and''the tbe African. I hare more especially had ttamrelrre toStoy-laremta and lemon lhal <~r mountebank. Morels reading, on thi to do with the natives of East Africa, who cSmmlwn. loMwl »-»y In chrete ol other bend, is a subject worthy of reriom are Mohammedans of a somewhat lax and Lea, row. and vtalel. toaj breato.Jn investigation. Marele reading 1* the per nnortluxlox type, and yet. owing to their ceptiou by one * person of an extremely Implicitacceptance of Muhammeds fatal­ ireeUa rnHtr»»“ t"™1 '”rr '“Id and Mil !d arrM womu'a haMItaent. today, e’en slight, involuntary action of the muscles* istic doctrines, their submission to ktemet of aoothar with whom he is in contact. • is bj complete ns distinctly to Influence tbe the homely eoml. ot ease aM bentfue There U aa occulonwl grumbler who, ta Th« contact is usually made by taking the i course of their illnesses. hand or wrist of the subject, though there < Indirectly it does so In the following „ot ot oomeU.lue eta to are various other methods. Connection i» I way: When a Sldl boy Incurs, for instance, ta-n. an aremlon tolhU pertum. habll made sometimes even by means ot a cop ‘ a wound on hi* leg, he thinks that if Allah .moon women, and •taeaul. learnedly OT ■ per wire. The muscular action that 1*1 wills that this should get well ita healing tbe.operatere. to,u ot well teehed felt by the principal ia so slight aa to lx ' te „ errtaiu, w1MWHf but if „ tbo ,M„ divine wish is othrr- own fragrance emanating from a cleanly llDC”, ... almoat inijxrocptHile. In fact, in many no human skill or care can do one nerren clottild In ctxM« it Im ho delicate that, while the priu • jotn cf gotH], Qn tute account details of 1 But tlm grumbler dsxum c understand that tho faint, delicate fragrance at per­ cipal's muscks arc arc affected affected bv by it, it7teb ,jj simple JjnTpk tirt-ssiim dn*tin«'and protectl*m are arc nuke quite ciDwl's own luusck-s it. it -nd •• own **•*-"nnu ....... uui> •• the sign manual of ixrfcct clau»Unot m <je known to consciousness. neglected by this poor fellow. >r as much •' jfume unlB jb 4 the firm! .adore. The muificta render receives from his sub- , JU, t|,0 Mnrgern will allow. If under: neM. Swct-r---------Ute ttad, Hower.,.tad. . u :: brought iu ject intelligenct- i;» regard to only two (i^ciplinu be is willing to bate bis name 1 swiftly when In proximity »i “ thiugs-dlrcction hnd time. In seeking a ' on t|w rick ij st ffor or the which 1K; ra«ti wlikh. on tiie list tbe privileges pnvtwges wnivu p^n wiw. ftw» .n*w ditxaso or CTrelwwn<»ST to It. It, but in hls bis heart he in-drapires l tliSts :tny .my puisonowi ko,M,:“’VM.'" P!irt-ttoS In1­hidden object bo learns nothing of Ita ua-; belong ix-joug lo dcspiMW 1 cubits vnpora. BO taintm? ’ |' treatment. ’Jlearly, then,then, the . the tinM; you you meetmeet a kuJy with with that th frint, tn ture, of its locality, or of whether it is one' urgica Clearly, , tin,e a lady nt nuint,mfoot or one mile distant from bls out- prognosis v.-ith iiiich a cure caw is much worae wonw 1' mxlcnUug t.ivlcntlnu fragrance fr.ieratice linger.n« lingering jn tn her ner g rr' menu you fi»uy know for “ certaiuty that stretched hand. Thd conditions amount ) than it would bu in other subject.*, to a tacit understanding between principal: 'The same urguinent applies with much die tk-.mllm’M that L> next to godliness is and subject that the one Li to signal tbe | grwiUr force to medical ca-es, on account I the basis’bd-I beginrflng’d the fragrance other at the iustaut when be names oi u. of*t |iu childlike chHdlik" Ignorance ignorance which exists tltat delights .rou.—New York Suri. ..K, points to the letter or figure that is the ob I among such peopltras to what ... .­ disease act Homemade Stained tilaaa. ject of inquiry. Involuntarily the subject ually means. Imitation atainwl glass, which may be carries out hia part of tbe agreement- A This extreme and apat hetic dependence statement of these facts is a sufficient an ou fata forms tho greatest difficulty with turned to good account for flower or landswer to those who contend that, since which the physician has to contend. It rearx tablets to be hung before windows there is nothing in.a name, muscle reading speaks well tor the blind religious faith of to add. In addition to any attraction of tbe may, after all, be ii|ind residing. the«e races, and puts to jjhnnic many pro­ design, color vivacity to » room, may be An intelligent coinprebemdou of the sub feasing Christians on their aick beds, but Executed by ooveriugthe glow with a thin film of turpentine, and palming on this in ject will —.. establish the fact that muscle many lives, and entails much ex,reading ta juat wbst the term implies. But. tra work on medical attendants, who have varnish colors somewhat thin. The glasz mind sending cannot be so favorably con | perbsps to administer remedies with their is to be placed In a warm, dry place for u ridered. It w a species of trickery, In the । own hamls, and that often under great few days. Tbo design may tw placed be performance of which the ordinary com-< difficulties and at much personal sacrifice, neath tbe glare or outlined ou its face by inittee will, unwittiugly, aid nnd abet tbe _q# g. Hoffniuistcr. M. D., in Popular means of transfer paper aud a tracer.— performer. Moreover, the mind reader fic^pce*Monthly. Ladies' Home Journal. ijcvcr permits himself to be subjectad to -------------------------- — test coudUlonj*. nor does every one know | Cafch <>r tp* Knrly Aacleata. Ths Situation Described. It remained for a Hau Francisco man who bow lo Impow, thorn- Mr. lll.hojrdrtal’erl • Th, (,mU1„ llttl, bn„, c„fc. with th. the low Fnilewor Wllllara B. CarTWhter „re ho|. fl„ .trlutnnsthem to«*thrr on was seeking nn office from tho president, by a tempi, tnek with tortor tbto a fbm ; ln vfc< router. . tel known to tho and who had been in town some time wait­ carte monte man would bavo tertated In , minor protendal mutonma. ing for it to moke one ot the best after din­ an luteant. An ’Xpert .hould alnjya be <tnl„K,. r|„ Un«l rlmeenrianu. ner iuta. Ho was called upon to speak at •ot to eatrdr an export—Dr. Cbarta Gaub- „ „nbn,kcn of the brrmrr ter ol rea banquet uud boldly proclaimed that he ell lu Porum. rmne CetarUl aneeteom. From the rente- waa niter an office. ’ “And here," he went on, “I’ve been font ■ lar hatchet to tho modern coin one enn A Study. I trace a distinct, if somewhat broken sue- months waiting and waiting and hovering I saw a sweet faced young lady seated iu eereion, so that it is impossible to say where between the certainty of nn appointment a car .the other day oblivious to the pres-: the one leaven off and the other begins— or a disappointment!"—ashington Star. ence of all other passengers m» site studied j where the implement merges into tbe tn* In making “ cxdi du not on any account awuy from the pages of an open book lying dlnm of exchange' and settles down finuffy on her lap. She was not more than eight- j into the root of nil evil. Here is how this take out your watch to note Abe flight of een years old, slight of figure, nnd while ‘ curious pedigree first worked itself out. tiaw, such nn act would be considered a apparently in good health was not strong, i In early times, txforo coin was invented, great piece of rudenesa, utileas you arr barter was usually conducted pro­ anxious respecting another upitointntpnt,' Sh,e wouldn't be able to do general house- jr----------------”--------•--»-» between — -.-ot. work. Two or three days' service behind ducer and consumer with metal imple­ In which cam* you must apologize and ex­ _________________ a counter would in all probability <r»m- ments, «s it still-fa In central Africa at the plain. present dny. pletely prewtfate her, while stead v employ Mr. R. W. Wood, Jr., has submitted ice At first the Chinese In that unsophisti­ ment on a sewing; machine or piano was at melting l»oint to n pressure of twenty Ixyond her physical rench. As she studied cated age wen- content to ure real hatchets tons jier square inch without liquefying it. I concluded, realizing that she had a gen­ for this commercial purpose, but after a He concludes, therefore, that the peculiar eral air of raflnemeat and. ibtclligeuce, that time, with tho profound mercantile In­ motions of glacial ice ennuot be due to a her aim was to fid herself ns a teacher. stinct of their race, it occurred to some of layer of pressure molten waler beneath tbe Just then she closed her book, and on the them that when a man wanted half a mass. '‘ * cover I rt-ml tho title, “------System of Pho hatchet's worth ot goods he might as well nogrnpy.": ; pay for for them them with half halt a a hatchet. Still, ns as An innovation is an electric railway ex Then I understood that the young atu-1 it would be n pity to spoil a good working picas service established in s western town, dent list! carefnlly Weighed her mental and | implement by cutting it iutwo. tbe worthy by means of which, for a small charge, ail phyiical resources in the selection of an ' Ah Sin ingeniously Compromised the innt- the packKgn* bound outward for the sub occupation nn<l chawn that which mined i ter by making thin hatchets of the usual urbs nre gathered up at the dejajla and to her meat suitable. Then I colled to »i»e and shape, but far too slender for' |then delivered along the route. mind a nntnlvr of acquaintances who are j practical usage. By so doing he invented expert stenograpbcni afnd typewriters, nnd coin, and, what is more, be invented it far In addition to its employment for codl­ work ten hours a day for salaries ranging j earlier than the rival claimants to that ing water and other beverages, in' the from six dollars to ten dollars a week, who proud distinction, the Lydians, whose course ot time tho value of ice us an agent claim that their work is very exacting electnun Btatera were first struck In tho for preserving meats, fruit, etc., w.-ui recog­ mentally and physknlly. and who are con­ Seventh century B. C,—Cornhill Magazine. nized, and tu a consequence the demand tinually wishing they bad chosen some for it waft greatly incre:uv-l. other occupation. After all, this habit of Craccfid. working for a living is nn objectionable i nw^F nn’l Ktaoefui wit of lhe Abbe j Poisoning by tyrotoxicon is generally practice viewed from any standpoint.—De- de Ynirenon once enabled him, In a truly followed by some gnvtro-cnU-ric i’vitatioD. II the disease te not a virulent one, like smallpox, yellow fever or cholera, J>r. Smith sends a cipher dispatch to Dr. K. M. Guiteras, chief of .the barge office staff, talliug him how mi&y patients he may ex­ , <*ct, tbe nature of tbeir disease and what ihip they arrived on. Tbe ship’s physician \ frequently discovers the disease on the voyage aud has the patients isolated in tbe ship's hospital. If they are children, with measles, scarlet fever or diphtheria, they are transferred from the ship to the imml-, grant barge, whore they are kept In a1 cloned room apart from the other immi­ grants. - A fte r al 1 the barge’s welI passengvrs have been landed tho ill ones are taken off and pul into the barge office contagion ward. They an there examined, nnd if tho diagnoris of Dr. Smith is confinneQ the patienta nre sent to tbe reception hospital ut ths foot of East Sixteenth street, where the health department takes charge of them. Smallpox patients are sent directly from ■ quarauiinc to North Brother Island. Foreign municipalities overburdened with panper.-i have a habit of shifting t he responsibility for tbeir support on Uncle Sam. They are cunning enough to send only those' whose incapacity cannot be eas­ ily detected. It is to find theta-that. Dr< Gaiteras and his assistants go out ou the atone pier nearly every day in the year and watch the immigrants as they descend the gangplank from the immigrant barges. Only a few ot those who arc detained for more thorough examination than is possi­ ble nt the foot of the gangplank, down Which the home seekers come in swift pro­ cession, are finally excluded. / • ( Ihcreplt men or women, wht^K.* labored gait generally givea them away, arc always Retained until they or tbeir relatives give Victory from defeat." His courageous effort unl^a the doctor's services are irumediateassurance in the substantial form of a Kite) lomeapetam an mtarnmitemto ,y av.utal.lv >ud> xmtaplic all. bond that they will not become a charge on IU1’ OTTUll.l, dta-md OTcmte. IJ mal ,should t„uH lx enip|0Jrd. A canny Scotchman who keeps a little be, employed! the government. uctx he ftbbe accepted nn invitation of the •_________________ _ shop for tbe sale of his national product, IMteto te. CotiI ’to dlOT” tat tteW1< ll» : Bj iMa.L.nx out totaiOT ot mtmGOOD EVES NEEDED. not a thousand milts from Ann street tells An immigrant with a glass eye is invari­ n good one on himself. 'lx*.™ M Ita dlOTxrbbeltar to- | taux Sold , tex, to tataod Into tav« ot .ably bold—not to pay duty on his eye, but <uth iMoiot. Hot afttoo ot toon, will His place is a sortof lieadquartera for the col Th. non day a Irtente «ud lo Item: U> allow tbe doctors to make a careful ex- officers of tbe State and National line stninstion of hte real eye to see if it is like- steamships when they are in port,aud they '"r. Tta«taefcliltaitatadte.o oofc. ot soM ot.’ too. to .prowl or,r . )y to last. Several immigrants with glass often bring their fellow countrymen here , reiaiis nnd attended nrinnh next ..ttemtal the U-prioo-. n, I| ,।,I• tai. •-— WS |»>UW.B u«« reeyes have beeu sent imck since the federal for an hour's chat in the little basement'‘ cuption^tooffer ception to offer an humble apolt^y. apology. • । government took charge of immigration office. as L, ho ,pereeltad Therv abo.t I| Hte highness, ru. soon — ------- — ot—his There are ubuat 103 women to every 100 st this part because the sight ot their re­ One day a raw specimen was one of the I discourteous guest, turned his Iwick. But raeu; one-quarter of the population of the maining eyes was so poor that their ability gnesta. Ho boa just come over, and he was I * l,c undaunted abbe exclaimed: to support themselves was a question of delighted to And that real Scotch groceries I "Oh monselguewr, you overwhelm me world die be^pre the ago of seventeen years; only ono in a thousand lives to be KXJ years only a few months. . could be got in n foreign place, lit* was I '*’ltb gratitude. I had liecn told that you old a:ul only six in a thousand reach sev­ A immigrant with that form of disease not used to the American style of treating, f tawer more would have anything to do called locomotor ctoxy, the symptoms of nnd when tho proprietor passed a box of ;,wllh me; but I am happy to see that 1 have enty-fives which resemble paralysis of the lower cigars to him he thanked him politely anti; l*en ntiginformctl.” limbs, is usually discovered by hte shuffling declined. , “Howl" asked the prince. gait. The deaf and dumb nre not detected “Go on." fiaid the proprietor encourag- | "Your highness has turned .vour back -PROBA IE ORDER. . at the gangplank. They are found out by ingly, “help yoursel’. : It won’t cost you a' upon me, and I know that that is not your State ef Michigan, County ai At a <>( lhe I*rubate Courtffor the tlm registry clerks, who always ask ques­ penny,” -■' custom before your enemies.’’—Youth's •ountv of Barry, holilra nt the Proluta Office in tions requiring verbal responses. "Won't coat me a penoy," said the J Companion. the c.tv of IlMtliiKS. iu said county, on Ha’.ur After running tbs gauntlet of practiced •lay .-.the sixth <tay ot June. In Ur year one stranger wonderiugly. tliuuMod eluht hutHlrM and ninety one. eyes at the foot of tbe gangplank the proAids Digestion ami Barra Trouble. “Nut at all,; mon. It's the custom of the r-obar”" W' Armstrong, Judge •» ceMten of immigrants posses under tbe in­ 1 "Look at that man,” said a Bowery res­ .country.” the ,uUXt of Artior And spection of Dr. A. D. Mesrborn as it flits "Weil, weil, who'd athoucht It? This is taurant waiter to one customer os he past the registry clerks on the second €oor too much kintlnew." rertua Ketal, ntUs>r»• pointed to another. "He batt ordered three 1 R *? ‘ 1 R “ ttn, bui of su’d minora.' having of tbe building. Dr. Mewborn has the obAnd tbe big hand of lhe stranger closed । boiled eggs. Watch how he eats them.” >',i'*’?f'’7-»7**t.outhcssmday of Matyb A. around half of the cigars in the box. As i The person referred to dropped hh eggs 1» t~«. filed his aannal aeenuui In mM rauie; singling out those who are mentally nnand liaring slnre said time filed several other actbe bunch went into hte pocket a laugh j Into it cup. mashed them up with bisspoon, sound. He not infrequently takes pencil liSi •S* °5,lls (fit-* last recount -eiDR flh don the went ap from Lhe steamship officers. Tbe seasoned them lilasrally with salt, pepper 301b day ot Auni H»i.) Naw rnnwe said guan;. skrtches of those whom he detains. His proprietor acknowledged that tbe joke was nnd vinegar, and devoured them with Iaii into court praying that all <4 said annualj point of obsarvationls sometimes a chair M on him, and the innocent stranger went erery appearance ot relish. Tho singular Mcrousts tpv »•« heard aud afi-raral. platted on lop of a table in the fenced In­ ? o^-rvd, that Friday, the away with a very high regard for a coun­ port of the performance was that he ate ,.enUultvr of July, A. D.. Itoi.atten o'clock closure, where detained persons are cross try so filled with kindness.—New York them shells nnd all. M«e hearing ot questioned by the barge office officials. Herald. “Two other customers come here for ' DETECTtKG XDIuTg. breakfast nnd supper," said the waiter, camb1. ar*: required to appear at a rem'oa 'who ent their eggs that way. They order of aanf court then to be hofu'cn^i the 1‘robkte either side of this Ineksurc, and through The muicriaiLi of dreams may bo en three eggs at every meal; HO, you see, each Ol’kc.lin thd City ot Iterting?, In 3,-Gd corjity ,how. ,«?“*•“ tW*. *by the prayer the*! the immigrants march in single file nuiherated ng mertidriz* of wiikiagsensa- mnn eats tbe shells of half n dozen eggs In into tbe land of opportuoity, or to the pen tiona, memories of waking thoughts, and a day. It’a a queer custom, Isn't it? I have r . for tbe prohibited back of and to the west new sensa(h)ns received iu sleep, whether asked them why the#do ft, and if they are tte*- M the persons Interrated tn said ratale. ol j • of the mcl'jsure It happens sometimes from without or within. Dr. Gregory not afraid the shells will hurt them, but the petideticy ot *.dd petition, and the bearing that a deaf and dumb immigrant with a mentions of ifimwlf that having on one they all aay it aids digestion and saves pobllabed in Ute Hretlnn Baxxxm, a neaxpatrade convinces his examiners that he Is oer printed and clrettlalctl in said county of occasion gone to bed with n bottle of Lot trouble.“-New York Son. just ju able u> take care of himself as any Barrv. ouee in each week for three successive wecM previous tn said day of hearidk. ccc“nf ; of hia fellow voyagen, and be m permitted water at bin fret be dreamed of walking np the crater at Mount ^tu* and feeling An ttcsolvrd Problem. . . , UnAHLKS W. AnVRTRONa, to hind. ’ A true copy.) j mi^r. of Prohate. tbe ground warm under him. He hod at To cilli right handednessan Instinct may ItL not difficult to detect imbeciles or an early period of hte life visited Mount srem to some nn evasion of the question, kliota, but tbe nharpot ebservatiun Is CHANCERY ORDER. Vesavitur and actually felt a strong sensa­ necessary to discover deranged pereonp, tion of warmth in Ids feet when walking an explanation which does not explain' Fifth Judicial Circuit, in but this criticism h not just. W« call cer­ .Huie who ahnvr no palpable physical symptoms up the side of the crater, and he had moru tain phenomena electrical, though ws do Cliaacery f of their malady, and who answer all que»Sult Banding in Ctecftll fam Iw the County not know what electricity Is, and in the Uous eoberently. In such cases the pbysiMount -Lma. ».we way wo may coll other* instinctive, ttau uvto tbe axprraaiun of the eyee, and Ou another oecasicn, having thrown off । though we must content ourselves with u they ladfcato abberotiou the immigrant U bald for further examination. Within the bedclothes iff his sleep, be dreamed of defining an instinct as an inborn impulse ;®T!jS2”‘“rWdF,wl5Wc*t tiara • fen days be usually sh< wr. by his actions •pending a winter at,Hudson's bay and of to certain actions for the benefit c-f the in­ suffering distress from the intense frost. dividual or his descendants, depending nei­ whether or not h» Is demented. He had been reading a few days before a ther on reason nor experience. When wo Immigrant afflicted jrith dropsy of the bead, called by the dcctonr hydrvcephalus, very particular account of the state of the understand instinct, then, and no sooner, colonics during winter.—Cassell's Mugswe may hope to understand right handrih I the sign of which is an abnormally large sine. s-werui.wd. ou nesa and to know why it is sometimes r* mUtou LWd bead, are debarred as a rule. A half witversed —Thomas Dwight, M. D„ in Scrib­ » ted fawnigraut thus a.TJcted waxialiowed ner's. - to laa-.l a few months ago in charge of hia “A Book of Scotch Humor” Wastrates anew of a native of Annandale the laying u ^nfl ln c**‘ 1,1 h!s appeu.-ar.ee bis miser to the comptalnMi’s that a prophet is not without honor save A father who ta fond of telling his little bill c?ewitointat to be filed and a cwv «ur«r and turner of in hia own country. “I ken them a',” said ire sZ-'LL .Specimens of his handiwork tbe rustic, speaking of the Carlyle*; ailhlu ureuudays after reiviee eo ----- --- . UL um !&• "Jock's a doctor about London. Tam’s a vorito heroes, Philip of Macedon. were maircete of hxrnJDniutts end intricate harem scarem kind o’ chiel, an' wrests "I think he slwuld have been called design. Him father taid that be expected Thilip the Great,’ n he said. taat within twvuir tfa). tuiSa ^SSZSi Just at that moment Aunt Sally, the jxuw a notice nt tail «r«er to be ca.—New York Bun. adored servant, cam. In. She caught tbe the Ha»Ut K» mysiai Utwsnlnrr T-E. . him. Jaaiic Carlyle, air, feeds tbe bets last three wonk. Tad’a Prayer. "Pill up de grateF’ she cried. “Why, I’m A adgbbcr'M famliy received kbws the jew’ put a bod o’ coal ouf’—Youth’s Com­ panion. , &“17;!: ** w&’Y. *"'1 ^'Je?;i,rox?r“^La&5K T«ehen do nol Mem Io X« to 1’“lr „0Uoo. of l«ow -.Iwol-bou-e' !,ll r«" •Chool-Kwoe vou.lly so®*1 1,1 eokolnielloa end furniture, ta one ton Hod tbe Ho"t nernimlotuU, clean, tb’ furniture caretalj doetal. the stove nlrelr |«>lubedI and ewrlbtot ■> order. In tbe oilier, the floor is liberally, covered with dirt, crumbs, ashes and tornun paixr. the desks are gray with dust, the table la a confused nias-* of books, impers. <»«• chalk- entrees, etc., anti tbe stove bat not tern poltob for many a dayWhich reflects tbe more credit on the teacher? “You- pays your money and takes your choice.” brine Irual >? |,j’ 20 at u’u'rioA. ,, ' J . cap |»per te KTU1M n dgtom. ll„( will a.lurt to mn liljbwhm,! In u,. man.taltonlnlltar, «,nll.l1,i,;>ili'** ta f » for sctisola rt cornea sotnear *0 it . otbnra will i.reM lo hn,U1, bulldlnim with Ila ^ulpnwhl. . 1, k.JLto. Un«t In Uw '/"S' AmjUrer I. ™t, . u,u,. ,,W: w«k annthn bu tara taapbiH, , ' Teabhera do not seem to be ntakliu; the •M. ami nmuldrntol.. aUmraln. nnwuL swnetrwof the Manual. In one reboot touucb to«4Utri.-1l,1,,.aw.,llh'.:’, '1g you find It on the table. Ito appearance in­ any iwr. A tonrUi l„. dicating that tbe teacher is consulMng it Inn ton put year a lara, frequency “nJ endeavoring to follow Its paratua. Two ol ll>« wb.«,l, arr „ precepts. In another, the care is quite yradrt aa U>« rtrru- ..t ,;nu,. different. In some Instances where It wui and all are working In . il,«t ,u3 probably evident that little nse was being Onr hu adopted tr«r teal b«.k». u made of it. reuie exenre was devised to tear hr r. by tor yrar I. u„. wl,h • bring it forth. From the depths of a rraL A lane and beaulllm n.. |Mr. drawr. from u»<ton>«th dlren, ml ..m- rbaud with ih. ... . . W l.r dry ibiuo. I. w .t 1-n n»b«! »« everything in its apj*arance would laftir Assyria' If aIk,^rt^0,em• dfeare that II h..l pemc-rully repowd there I■","... ------- .t —: -......... .• ’■ "u >u on* ; comer there doesn't seem to k- many flit. ulnre toe firei <1«> ot aebool. 1 taelmre. ' on her. One of the districts, one .u don’t be afraid to use the Manual. W hen wealthiest ones loo, Is rather behind, both you have studied this one to pieces-the In Its building nnd equipments. We feel state will furorsh you another. sure this will nut be so bug. lt rourt > • For the purpose of examining 8th grade tiiat It will “catch” the improvement fever pupils that will complete the eourre this It will be surprising if th.- people year, the Secretary will meet them as not at the next annual meeting resolve to follow the good example get by tin r, si follows: . ONE-FOURTH OFF! ----- FOR----- 3 DAYS ONLY 3 As we are loaded down with SHIRTS, having bought heavily, we have decided to give our customers the benefit of a ’ :-SPECIAL SUMMER SALE-: On these goods. The sale will commence Thursday", June 11th, 1891 And continue for three dajsonly. Thia is a bonafide sale and the goods will be sold at 75 Cents on the Dollar, For alt styles of summer shuts. Now is your time to buy. HOLDEN & HIRE. discouraging*social difficulty, “to pluck wbicb can lx controlled by sedatives, and QKrtNb OIL COOK This is a complete stove, very convehlellt in arrangement and perfect in operation. There is a good sized warming oven underneath, also a large Russia oven on top not shown in cut. We have a full .fine of Gasoline Stovfes in 1, 2 and 8 burner Junior stoves, and 3 and 4 burner full size. 8-burner high stove with Russia oven, only $15.00. REFRIGERATORS we hare a few to close out at the following low price. 820 size for $10, 818 size for $13. $11 size for $9. lee Cream Freezers, Screen Doors, Hammoeks. L^rge stock, low prices, good goods. Look over our line* » <1 with Osly Bantirid .. Assyria Center •« Coats Grove *. Bastings (court Iioum-) * * . Examinations will begin will ta tolb oral and Besp’y, � https://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/418/HastingsBanner_1891-06-18.pdf f0cccccd65b588b426ad40d6f059433a PDF Text Text I Largest Circulation V any paper in the Hastings Banner. ------------------------------------------------------- ---------------------------------- VOL. XXXVI. NO. 7 HASTINGS, MICH., JUNE 18, 1891. Hastings Banner Published Thursday* by COOK BROS. ---- AT----’ _ _______ HMTIXGH, JtlCH. Toil who are compelled to draw the purse strings tigul iu i lie cause of economy, will never know how ,-reath it is to your interests to make your pur­ COUNTY NEWS. . TOWER liX.nrK TUL ecl'br*'v Julv ,tl>. aud Sm"‘ llellv'r<b« ur✓fbured^jMt .lake W. rnta Ure iJ al '’uko Iteuter, of Me. v™!"!!1’ M " Minnie Cb««brau,h of r rt eixirt. were married. Frecjairt. nil have visited Hudson's store and found hi about the graud quantities and startling which prevail during the montlkof June. । •?* * rri-ularornauKrel imae imll club, and prepene to sw wlml Tlie races at Nashville last week Tucs। day and Wednesday were a success In every particular. The following is a summary of the races: Iu th^three minute trot Tues­ day Pontiac Chief owned by Dr Lowry of Hastings, won the first three heatcHingw ood owned by Lincoln Cass of Lake Odessa took second money; Geo. B. owned bv Geo. Brackett of Charlotte, third; and IBchard A. owned by J. C. Andcr. of Grand Rapids fourth. Time 2.50J», 2.55, 2.53. In the running race there were three starters; Dlxey B. owned by E Baker, of Hopkins Station; Minnie Belle, owned by J. G. Klinger, of Grand Rapids; and Frank B. owned by W. E. Burroughs, ot.Johnstown. The race was settled in two heats. Frank B. taking first, Minnie Belle second. Dlxey B. third. Time MX, 58ft. Uu Wednes­ day tlie first was running, with starters same as previous race except Put Maloy, owned by F. White, of Allegan, was sub­ stitut'd for Dlxey B. Frank B. won first Minnie Belle second, and Pat was left in the cold. The next was the 8-year-uld colt race for horses without‘records, best 2 in 3, mile heats. The starters were Roliert W. owned bv C. E. Wise, of Grand Rapids; Chief, owned by N. Yate,< of Vermontville: Aisinn owned Uy Clin*. Wright, of Grand Rapids; Albert.’ owned by Frank Noble, of Grand Rapids. and Fred W. owned by Wm. Walsh of V« rmoutville. The roe-.- was close. Albert wimiipg by a neck. Alsina second. Fred W. third. Chief fourth and Roliert W. fifth. Tlie free for all had these entries: Ripple owned by Frank Noble, Grand Rap Ids; Lady Stickfa.-t, owned by Chas. Wright. Grand Rapids and Ell owned by C. E. Hidlac, Hastings. It was a sure thing that Ripple would get first, as she Isa fine horse and has a reconkof 2.17. | and the first Uiree beats were finished with Ripple first, Eli second, and Stlckfnst third. On the third heat Ripple was let out n little to beat the track record of 2.80 made by Barry Gold dust. It wasn’t very much nf n j<H.» to do it vltlier. She made the first half in 1.14 aud then was sent out a trifle faster and finished in 2.20. Tlx* lime of first two heats was 2.42K» bUa Unparalleled kiucements this Week. Mett's Suits—Stern, Block & Co. sold us 18b >.«> i and Silk mixed suits last Friday. The regtii.. -a holesale price is $11, and they retail at $14 t,,$!.■>. Take cpoice this week at $10. To make it attractive ini our Met^sSuit Department we pie .-il the residue of our Fire Salo suits to close the । >nt at Ten Dollars. All wool suits guaranworth regularly $15 to $16, for $10 this week. Men's Pants—The Unexcelled Pant Company askto close their light-weight trousers. They a always wholesaled them at $2. $2.50. $2.87 We mjide a pat cash offer of $1.50. We , in- oh. what a lot!—three, four, five of a lot. patternsTake fifty of a kind. choice this . .................. . .vftol pants , for $1.88. . Ponder over this, .ide trousers worth $8, many worth $4. at i-^hty-eight. Don't wait until the best pat­ - are picked out Boy's Suits The residue of the Malcomson stock, t . they are'iu bankruptcy: what of it? Were ■ ,t the best manufacturers of boys' dpthing u eriea? Certainly. They came to grief: wo -night tlie stock. , i;EE! The best Advertis­ ing medium tn Bar­ ry County. _ ?!.2l« worth 82; SI.75 worth J?2.tf0; S3 \ml thousands ot £:.l»0 to 85 suits, worth 85 to 88. A Stan'iard Kegulation Ball and Bat this iven away with every boys’ suit worth $2 HUDSON'S GRAKD RAPIDS. We are Still “In It A!nd have too much Wall Paper, Alabastine, Paints and Oils left. Hence absolutely and without reserve EVERYTHING GOES T>-.iay. tomotrow, and the moryow of tomorrow mid every morrow after, till the whole stock is cleared. i S Whatever the cost, Whatever the .value, Whatever the sacrifice, Absolutely and without reserve, E Clire.l«>ruuKl,. ot.Uil. vlllap-. wm, married to Jacob W. Reuter, of McCtird; Rev. 1. Mourer. of Lake Odessa,.ffinciatiug. A wedding feast was served to the near relatives. The presents vtere many and useful, tha grtsmi's to the bride being a beautiful watch and chain. After a short journey to Kingsley,' the home of the bride’s cousin, Mr. and Mrs. Reuter will be at home at McCord. Among the out out of town relatives present were A. J. Cheesrborottgb and wife, of Detroit, and S. S., Yelter.- of S. laiwell. The bride has grown up tn our midst and Is respected and belovetl by all as a noble, selfsacriliclng ypung lady, whose character Is so far■ubovcireproaeh that even envy loses Its venom through admiration of her moral worth and excellence. The young couple start out with flattering prospects and the blearing of Barents and friends will follow them through life. IL Wllhey, of Hastings, was Im our streets Monday. Melinda Schantz, spent the Sabbath at this place the guest of her mother. The Induitrial society of the [M. E. church held; an ire cream social ftn the roar of F. K.'.McCullum's bazaar store Sat­ urday e.enlne. Mrs. Freeman has returned from Ohio. Dr. IL F. Peckham has placed a wire fence around his fountain to exclude In­ quisitive chllllren. A. M.llerHngton has a very attractive show window. Dr. H. F. i’eckham was in Vxggennes Monday looking for a-printer. Frank Hetrick was shocked Monday morning to receive n telegram anno|nuclug the sudden death of his father at Hxstingi*. Only Saturday before he had sjaint the dny there leaf ing him in good health aud TlriU ■ Mrs. Kuufdiam and daughter Sund.-Hud at IL Livingstone's, also Mrs. H. Mishler. Strawberries are plentiful. 8. Albright has the finest’yet In market. WHOLE NO. 1880. W. Pennock Is engaged In selling agriculture! implements and buggies this summer. l^st Friday as Bide Benham accom­ panied by his wife and son. Jimmie, a lad of 8 or U years, were driving past Mr. Cookie's on the town line Mr. C.'s dog ran after them barking, frightening the horses. Mrs. Benham and son were thrown out of the buggy, bruising Mrs. B. some. Fortunately no boner- were broken. J. Dooley lias purchased a new buggy. W. Rose Is to occupy the Tim Bush residence this summer. Mr. Berkholdor has disposed of his personal property and will soon leave this locality. • ' .­ Horatio Mead, our highway commission­ er, was in this part of town Monday. .Delayed Letter. Charlie Darling and family, of Battle Creek, visited at Caleb Potter’s Saturday and Suhdny. The Misses Lillian, Stella and Malad Hare, of Bellevue, were at Henry Tasker’s Sunday. George VnnAuken is failing rapidly. Mrs. John Tasker mid Mrs. Edgar Tyler were at Battle Creek two days last week. Frank Toby, of South Battle Creek, visited at Garrison Moore's la»t week. J. Churchill, of Battle Creek. Is In town this week. Mrs. P. Abbey was nt Battle Creek three days last week. Harry Tompkins lost a horst- Sunday. His friends and neighbors showed their sympathy by ndsing money enough to buy him another, lie is an enterprising worthy young married man with n host of friends. Mrs. P. K. Jewell is on the sick-list. People desiring to take advantage of the bounty ottered for Hie manuraeturing uinpkt Migar must get to tlie front toon as tiieir application must be sent hi anil bond filed by July 1. Palmerton & 8mlti Imvc the ‘necescarpr blanks and wii|. lake cspk't lul pains In drafting them. ; Stephwi Sdliantz Iia>> beent ajMiuillng a considerable 1 l.dent, time pnd [money beautifying and decorating the property lately owned by 8. Haight The grounds have la-en nlrt'ly arranged and the bouse repainted besides rcshhigled mid - -ca _ _____tof\ the inside. " ’*With ’*•» thorough oveihauiing a few more such dmngts Maple street would Indeed lie a lH?autifuf street, E. Lucas wived a severe injury on — Monday will!* working on the new brick blocks. Thehoise that was being used to elevate mortar and bricks became un­ easy cm eccotmt-of the Illes and started off on theTuii clJvaliiig Mr. L. who hgppcned to stand on tl e platform and when, nt the top to avoid Uelng crushed against the top of the derrick he dropped to Hr lower Chas. Tuckciynan aud family spent Sunday at Tom Bartram’s, South Assyria. Mr. Henry Tn-ker te on the gain. Mrs. Will Sugar and son vlslteil Mrs. Edgar Tyler, Vennontville, last week and this. ■ | Mabel Miller of .Tohnstown visited her sister. Mrs. Chas. Cox, recently. Kittle Burgess has gone to Indiana. Childrens’ Day at Austin Sunday school J une 28th. Will Segar is moving to Battle Creek and will contlniie In the grocery business nt that place. Mrs. J. V. Cooper of Marshall has been visiting her mother, Mrs. Geo. Case. A large number from here attended the camp meeting and Childrens’ Day. Sunday, iu Judge Cole’s grove South Assyria. W. Abbey ha* a new blacksmith. , Enoch Andrus visited Uie Center-M'liool Tt’uraday for the purpose of examing Sth grade. ■ .', . i. We had the pleasure of visitlog the school at the Center recently, gnd noticed 'a fine large oil painting in a beiutiful frame un the wall, the gift of the teacher. Mary E. Wilcox, also a lot of house [plants blooming in the windows. The parents and patrons of the school should visit the schixjl to realize Hie large amount of work that is being done. We have a firri-class school and much praise is due the teacher. Mr*. J. V. Cooper of Marshall visited here lost week. MUo. Some fine elips of wool amongst the farmers. Those Harrison and Morton strawberries are ripe, large and luscious. They have proved very productive and will be the leading variety propagated for yean to come. A new variety Nought favor la.«t year called “The Reform Winans Strong" variety. It came' highly .recommended by those interested. 1 am sorry to say a few fanners and others invested to their sad experience. The fruit has proved en­ tirely unreliable as to lu high sounding name and will be entirely discarded from cultivation one year from this fall. ' A new grain firm al Milo. Spalding A Williams. They are hustlers and will get their share of the wheat that finds a market here, By the by Mr. Editor the writer believes very strongly iu special decrees of provi­ dence but 1 am unable to see what sin the people of Michigan have committed that they should lie cursed with this squaw­ buck reform legislature. Can you point to one single act they have passed that 1* of general benefit tn the state! And in another light 1 think I there was a .special decree of providence !as one means, used to sliow- tne people] the utter hypocrisy of this reform party. All weuPto the circus Friday. , , Tlie L. A.z socIbw .gave an lee Cream and Strawberry social on Blackman’s lawn Saturday evening. The ladles are suc­ cessful with their entertainments. . Dra. And reus and Timmerman Suudayed at Wall lake. "* Mrs. Minnie Polley of Vicksburg is vis­ iting friends in the village. Al. Lennanl and wife of Grand Rapids 'were in town Tuesday and Wednesday. Scott and'Kern have purchased a lot on iOrchard street where they will build and <carry on their saloon business. Ad Pennock has the nicest lawn fence ■we have seen yet, imd adds much to the ।appearance of his ptojierty. Wm. Chase rtartcrl for Olivet'Tuesday where he has been engaged to take charge ।ot banquet ‘given by [graduates of college of that place. Maggie Joliucox spent Sunday with Del­ ton friends. Chas. Johnson h raising his house and making other noted improveruenst in th« ani»carance of same. | Owing to Jhe inten.ie heat Childrens’ ser­ vice was not ns well attended as oould have been desired. Tompkins A Chase are branching out They have recently added pieplant to their . list of goods on sakt but It's the general impression that the 'original cost is too great to make the artltie n good seller. Geo. McRudan of B'lronson, and a former resident of this place, I was in town Monday last. James Gwin and wlte. who bare been visiting friends here fr.r the past week.re­ turned home Tuesday’. . Dr. McBeth and w:[e of Galesburg Sundayed with friends b«re. • Chas. Ford and tvife visited at F. A. Bluckmau's Sunday. . Freeport. ('. V. Riegler has been granted a pension floor. • f . ' , B. S. Hol|y has his new houk' well H. Will was home from Hastings over under way. ; FrSdrlnch returned to Grand Rapid* Henry Walls 1* getting the material on yrapic urove. Monday a. m.. after a two weeks' visit ! the ground tek hl- new house. There will probably be no celebration Mrs. Ella Watkins of Charlotte and Fred L. Fuller, df Grand Rapids, Iias* moved w ith his uncte 8. Finch and family of | here on the Fourth this year. Willis of Convi* visited at U. B. Putter’s villaq* and Bowne. • | to .„ ..our ............ .... w — purchased ------------- a kH -. of L. John Acker has givjen the steamboat a Satarday and Sunday. Bird Townsend, <>f Wbodland, visited i Parrot mid will soon erect a nice hnuse. thorough overhauling and she is now Mr. and Mrs. D. It. Slade visited friends * Prof. J. M.lsmltli has been «»n [the !<>H. Culler and family Hie 14tli hist, and ] ’ - - -- •• -• •- •«— « ready fur business. J in Ceresco several days Inst week. ! . attended the exercises at the ehutcin-s. i valid lisvfor die past week. Quite an agpeuut of lumber lias been Mrs. E. G. Potter's VJ year old Aunt Tlie Maggie Kelly, uf Lowell, will give — case of the people,of Michigan vs. brought here for shipment. • Naucy rode six mile* to make her a visit, .-l-pimtivU fir lessons on the organ to several pupils sc- !-5prliigc'.t for parrying concealed Weapons (»ttr boat landing at Ixrng lake needs ! returning to her humethe same day. feeling is mow now in pprocess of trial belord Justice cured litre. I! i* looking after as om- of our i>eople found Walter Burling and wife returned last Velte. Tin.* nebple’are represented by all the better for her ride. out last Sunday. For further, particulars ; Qiarles Whitcomb and daughter Mertle [ Palmerton A Hmitli. the prose eutic being Thursday from a week’s visit with rela­ inquire of Eugene. visited friends in Battle Creek last SaturChildren's day at the church next Sun­ unable tp artwd. tive* at Muskegon. . . , Surah Ena i« very rick. Mrs. Jonn1 da-vday at iu a. in. Throdare Bouck and wife, of Dutton, Mrs. Julia Down* 1* very *:(.*% werte visiting tlnTforiiier’a brutlier, W. S. Dirgy is vdryjrick. Andrew Scott; Is nlMi> it Is seldom that three funerals occur In 1 Tlie funeral of George Moore was held vcrV ilck. no hopes being entertain'd of such close jiroximity to each other as of Bowin', last week. at the M. E. church Tuesday at two o’clock. ' those that took place last Sunday viz. Mrs. Catherine Sisson retuim-d home bls recovery.’ Frank Shoup is nt home sick at this Weed Owen near Hope Center. Mrs. . The tug of Uar between the democrats ■ Fridayevenlng trom a VMt with 11. C. and reyunllcata last Saturday evening re­ writing. Joseph Shultz of SbuitAanii Mrs. John Roger* mid family near Hastings. Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Marshal! of Shelby. Mrs. Z. Eox and little Ray spent ln-*t suited in a vielory ter the democrat*. 1 !■« Otaanacounty, visited Maple Grove friends Iteplogle In the west paKjrf the town. Mrs. Replogle departed this life on the week in the Rapids the guests qf Chas. game of ball between home talent and the town line bqy* last Saturday, resulting last week. afternoon of the LSth inst. She was one Fox mid family.' R. Whlteomb of Battle Creek called on of Hojk-'s earliest tattlers, having ac­ Freeport is ’moled' ter her good Celebra­ Bcoteof aStoUa in fnvorof the town line Ills parents here Inst week. vs. We iould advise our buy* to I companied her husband here in I860, mid tions and every one Is making extra effort Mr. and Mr*. John Coply are visiting raised a large family and saw them i that the coming 4rti shall witness the practice more If they intend to play ball. friends in Wbodlnnd and Carlton. .’ settled In life. She!lived to the ripe old The result was anticipated by all as our "eclipse” of nil others. Mr. and Mrs. Warner of Olivet vIsItNl age of 7« years and was III but a short The Congregational Aid society willi lu»ys were not organized and had not even , Maple Grove friends last week. time previous to lier death. She was have a lunch counter and sell Ice cream In। all been together before. John Potter of Itetroit called on bis highly esteemed by all her large circle of Roush's corner store the 4th. The pro­ brothers hero last week. of friends and acquaintances and has Middleville. ceed* togo for church expenses. ' The ladles’ Aid society will meet with gone to meet the Christian’s reward in the Middleville base ball club again met Our main street is being nicely workedI Mrs. N. 1 McOmber Friday of thl* week courts above. and will be a fine place for a “spin by’ tbtilr challenged foe at Caledonia, bnturdiy’ at 3 p. m. 1 beltevo it is nbt generally known Hn-tings cyclists whom we cxjiect to putl ia^t. We nil not give Umannuber of Mr. and 'Mrs. Wm. Guy spent Saturday that pugilism is now being taught In at in an appeirance the 4th. We know of sev­; -core*, but fyll simply Mj Wt our nine aud Sunday with Sunfield friends. ! least of our public schools but such eral todies at the county seat who could , DeCoA, «'■" '“<* tbt HalAter McCartney has the frame of his seems to be the case. carry off the prize In the race planned for up. to loose a finger tu the printing pres* barn M. Guy has built an addition to hi* ^’c/v? Riegler was in Ohio last week at । this place about 3 months ago, has nau IIICKurj '* Chlidrcns’ Day nt the M. E. church next Mrs. Cornell, af Ind.. I* visiting her and the sight of old, familiar faces seems it ; amputated! about an inch lower on ac­ count of the Anger not healing in a way it imrents. Lucien Polly and wife. to have agreed with him. w . 1 Sunday. , , .... John Bather and wife, of Clio, were the Nellie Yerriugton closed her school in .should the fir*t time. Prof. Taylor closed his singing school at of his uncle. W- T., Tuesday and Mr. Gosselin who has h*’*”,, „ the-Moore scliool house Inst Tuesday eve- guests | the Fillmore district Inst Friday. Wednesday of last week. Dr L. E. Haskin and wife i-a.’s«I about 10 weeks at the home ot H. K. Hen­ nfng with a concert. . drick. has returned to his home at Detroit. The ladies' liter ary society held an ice through town Sunday on U»eir Jesse Putntm wa» in Grand Rapids MonNKlhvitle (cream and strawberry festival on Ed tlaska. They were returning from a few F M Smith was home over Sunday. ; Bissel's lawn which netted them 817.24. days visit with relatives at Carlton Center, J"a number «r onr > mins W'l Bev. Dr. Chase, of-Kalamazoo, delivered John Funds* was at Grand Rapids SatS"£!.dr,*7.^Sl™dk.rUKl S. Will »itb Children’, lh<j txerclre.nt Cnlrdnnlk Sun an able and practical discourse at the M. । Ur\VHI Reynolds aud family have moved P. church Sunday forenoon. lh“; Z- A“d ‘‘’inre'udlr. ut U"' M. K. rli.rcb nre Imf Mrs. R. McElwain visited friends at ■ to Jackson. grevlnn the look, nl the ln»lde treatly b; , Plainwell last week, (returning on TnursReuben Kuhlman ljundayed at home. I Kmrry Kenyon and l.nilly. ol Fillmore, cleaning Hie’furniture and mopping the[ P. L. Baldwin has gone to Ionia on day with a niece of Ills. floor, if some «r the other drarches would Jay Lawrence .sport* with a new . & visiting trip. . '* J. WUTin,nr .ml wild will "turn Iron. patten. .Ger the M. E. we wouldI have; Fred Applcman has returned home carriage purchased of A. A. Aldrich. some neat locking pine's uf worship in our from the northrni Spring term of school closes this week. >b« »«« »l“re the norlk U.1. wrek «.d •' ™<T J. H. Brown, nf Plainwell, spent several bUA runaway mnsteug scattemlI the jjfro hi- has been at work. their residence at McCord wnere " I. L. Creasy of Hastings, spent Sunday days In town Igsl week looking after his former runs a general store. • pie of our village Saturday evening, rhe with a friend here. sheep and wool interests upon his former The sad news reached, this place *•* frightened steed ran into Mr. llaghr* who George Sei leek was at Homer the fore place in town. Tbnwiw *2iaK2d Sid- waa driving through the streethl* road Will Montgomery has gone to Celery city Her death was unexpected and vtr} am cart, throwitw him out and badl> baklig ’^MrsSohn TayJor and Miss Retta Belgh as boss horse ahoer. dm llev. Keen) wm " A. Cortright. of Kalamazoo, is visiting him up. but nothing worse. Mr. Hughes horse thought he would have some sport MMn!,l?oraee>Martlr. is visiting at Lester. his parents and other friends at the Corners u^ndran aw.} with the «rt I J «n Roy Everts bus returned home from1 for a day or two this week. A. G. Curtrigbt and wife are visiting about 15 rods and tlie fauf ht <m a Muskegon wliere be has been for some friends In Caledonia for a tow days this hitching, po* bad * * "T‘l’CJ almul mustang ran clear liome which was about tniA J. Reynolds I* homo for a week of[ week. . JSr°* b"b«n UmwuC'ly four miles northwest of townNew Chicago with its projectors. rest from the West Michigan Business col­■ owners are now occupying their beautiful lege at Grand Rapids. [ lUitlnmE . \ < Atato nr i I «st week Wednesday morning Mis*s resort on the east shore of Gull lake. rife, of Ohio, ar I ■ bye ,0 l|vr njany ■ E. Ochainpauaii and wL„ , vonHa.wwR. i ..ved rived tn in Kutrnmi Ruttand tost last Stin<|1(T [ friend, ami took tbe 8:15 The picnic iu A. «. Deweys v Mrs. J. Shultz waa buried lari,Sundjy. > TBCOin,. Wa*hlngt'm. where .be will f FreU ”h F,*! How «w has h~ moved •»>«■- "^ mane v.to “u,/mi. ^rb»m.wllbJobnLMm,. of Ite Saturday came near being a failt . . i. _ _ f., rwuivi re of the speakers did natappearou father's iigaia. He ha* so far iwov« r^1 > „ Trade, as her busband. tu be able to work a little, the first h» i ' MJ John <k,r!MStt, BKed 78 years and 7 Dell Brininstool provided houael EVERYTHING GOES, Including gold pens at cost. / 1’odkct knives at cost. Fountain pens (best make) at cost. . Paint brushes at cost. Arista’ canvas, brushes, plaques, tabs paints, etc. atcost Boiled oil 59c. per gal. • been Seal lead 7Jc. per lb. It v. ill pay you to buy wall paper now, even if jou wait until fall before using it. Diamond and Perfection dye 7c. per package. Finest perfume in the city only 30e. per ounce. Too much credit cft,,nnl. teacher* who woik so IT region. ?.V on such ™ of Xl-d"a w! gX*^'nSi«id.7« tbelr ? Just Removed into Beamers ' llhundw noon, done u, >!,»<«•» a vear knd a half. '.Mr. Pick, of Kalaxxan**- acc“0i»pan by Mr*. J. C. /ten arrived Iu Monday evening. They «ere ’the “"'i.!; l«nJ ™ TutwUy 1 month* died nt hi* tenne on Grogg street Thursday morning at about it o'clock. S fuxX iervice. were held at the Bapt church Woodland township, Saturday <« Ftrt l,.l Safurday. The funeral of Mrs. Bedford ws* largely a tribute* �3= ROFULA dnccrl the young fellow to promire not to open one of tht murked copies of tlie newspapers which now began to crowd in wi.h every mail, but to leave them wMeb l« the origin of pinspie*. cunall to be considered by the little council of three, in whose hands he had been nniga. cause* conwnptiua and persuaded to rest his au». • He hod written a full denial of The PnUadium's ticandaloos statements with regard to his finandal entanglement-'’, and u full description, as has already I'ccn told, of the original trouble at the By taktug Hood's Karaapvflla. which; by trader's etoro with Private Welsh. the remarkable curt* it hr.* accomplished, The#*? had both been handed to Col. has proven Itself to be a potent and prcnU.W Morris in hi i o£l~. No oao had heard from Lawler. No one knew just exactly ■CNfula, try Hood’s Sarsaparilla. what disposition tho colonel had made • Every spring niy wit® at-d children hare heea trimbled with rerofula, my little boy, of these papers. Mr. Abrams, too, had three years old, being a urnt-lo sufferer. disappeared tho day after Welsh's tour of guard duty, bat Abe whole garrison Bead to fret. We *0 took Hornl's Bareaparilla, now was flocxled with newspapers by tho hundred. It would seem us if tlie guild of the western pnws had resolved on a tar of my children look bright and healthy.' sudden and M-nultaneous assault on the army in general, and as if Fort Ryan was the vortex of tho storm. Sensational dispatchee were published from rarious quarters/ Other journals, envious of The Pslladi uni's exploit, unearthed other IOO Poses One Dollar victims, tong since out of the army for general worthlessness, and with flaming MORTGAGE SALE. head lines displayed to a symiiathiring Isrthult having been made for more than public the tale of official abuse and ttfircy day* u> payment of Intervet and of one tyranny which had compelled these sev­ taadred dollars oi principal overdue and pay* Ma oo Bnp*taup* dated March IS. 1M6. made eral gallant and [atriotic eons of Amer­ by JBme* H. Hartley to Kanth II Au»tln. and ica to quit tbo service they were so well fitted to adorn. Dozens of tramps and tatterdemalions SB. and by the said Sarah 11. Austin rl to Dantrl W. Koftcra. by an aMtgn- reaj»cd sudden and unexpected harvest of eleemosynary quarters and lunches «fmt*t<**m on page u&. and by the said Diuilrl from gapin*; audiences in tho beer sa­ W. Koffcra asslxm-d to It. H Court. by an aaaign- loons by det-tiliDg individual experiences of their own when serving under Lieut. This or That in the Eleventh horso or H»y 1st, I"s". and recorded In the Thirty-third foot Dozens of MunBre. May litu. lasi. In >lher »i chausens wore tho reporters' pencils etmflrunure* on pag’J I'd. for shkli default down to the wood with details of their (tesaia Margarrl Andrus by virtue uf thr right riven her by said ruortKagr. ha* made and li» rc- harrowing sufferings. Then tho edito­ by makes the whole principal sum of said rials begun, and gravely lectured the mortgaae and the interest accrued thereon nmv dur andipaysbl*. and °*» which mortsage there people on the wrongs of the whole sys­ Isslalswd to be due at the dale of this notice tem—tho uqrepublican character of au tan hundred twenty-six dollars and t.-n rents, and no rint nr proceeding* at law having been army anyhow, tho n*pn;;r.ance in the Msfllriinl Tr recover the smmiut secured by American mind to all idea of discipline. ■bM mortgage or any part thereof. MeCtre is then-tore hereby given that on Sat- Meantime of course The Palladium was tbesth day ot Hepo-mber 1>*1 at ten o'clock firing hot shot by tho ton. and new so la the furen<H>n. there will be said at tlie north front door of the court tnxisr In the city of Hns- callisl scandals at Ryan, fresh outrages Wi, count) of Barry and Mate ot Mlchixan. on the helpless and downtrodden sol­ coart house being the building tn which the ataatt court Crr the county of Bxrry Is held, at diery were the subject* of Mr. Abram's >aibe auction to the highest balder, the prrnu- lurid delineations, until it wis to be Mg dreenbed la salu inortxaxe wr so much wondered at that in their wrath the of­ toereof us may be m-rewary u> saxl‘f> thr fended public did not wipe the foul blot on their civilization from tho face of the aakJ Riartpurv. said premise* In-Ing situate earth. th* cay ol uartinir*. counts of Harry and It was on Friday evening that in an­ state of Michigan, and described as follows: The south half ot lol* nnmbered ten hundredswer to certain dispatches he had been thirty ctabt. tea hundred thirty nine and ten firing at department headquarters, Col. hundred tarty of the cty. formerly village, of MMtfagsrecording to She recorded pUU thereof. Morris received a mw«ag.» that at least Dated. Hastings, Mich., June a. l»l. put him out of uncertainty. That day ’ MAUG ABUT ANUBI S. The Palladium had outdone itself, aud Asaixnee of Hie Morfg-M:?. Alokso E. Kxjvastox. no one not conversanVwith the illimit­ Attorney for AMijmre. able faculties of the paid correspondent can begin to imagine tlie heroic size atriniu.inxnRk •/ I ta>n«d in 1U culnmM by llio bwnlenf rBonATEORBKlt. (briefly idietcM in the ta* chapter; Itunjia or swelling* la the Beck; •m rumdug sores on tho axin'. X** CURED Hood’s Sarsaparilla 6 »' Tr-n»r Welsh! Heaped Up Humiliations on h«J! Fot«j w she surw. day (the sixth day ef June, in the year oar Homage to His lusulter! Helpless tMusand eicht hundred and ninety one . ^fyaent, Charles W. Annslronx. JtniRe ef.’ Wrath of Cbrnnulrc!** etc. The details in the matter of the estate uf Arthur andI of tho incident, as told by the special Bertha Kreil, minors. MnTHqKimlent, lost nothing of senaationJames Bwil. KuardUn of said aiinon*.-Kavh>g heretofore. In wit. on the 2Nh day of March A.; alism, and LfeuL Lewis came in now for ILtaS. filed hi* annual aceiuui In said cause; his share of obloquy. Poor Welsh was •ad bavtna since mud time Died several other an•Ori accuuiits (the la»i account - ring filed on thr; nrpresented as having been marched out, MB day of April w ) \'oa» <*onw< sold xunni and with brutal curses eouqielled to lad tatocourt praying that all of said annual1 salute Lieut. Hearn, despite the fact •Mounts may be beard and al|..*ed . Thereupon It i« ordered, that Erldav. the• that h<*. as member of the guard, was by taath day of July, A. D.. iMit. at ten o'clock law and regulations exempted from the nttw foeraoou. be aarixned for the heart ng ol Mid petition, and that the heirs at >aw of »ld requirement. "In vain did tho young WHNMrtand all other person* interested in soldJ. soldier plead that paragraph 891 of the steeri». are required to appear rt a w«don Mated conrt then to be bolden at the BrnUatc. regulations fully excused him. His rv<MB». in the city of Hasting*, in said county,. lentless persecutors defied the laws of •nd show cause, if any there be. why the prayer ythepetitioner mav not be granted. And It; congress, and compelled him to ’stand ; and deliver’ for the purpose of adding to •mo luirmu-a m *ani esuue. oi •ta pendency of Mid petition, and the bearinp the indignities already heaped upon him. MWSnif »y rauriim » copy of this order to be Could the readers of The Palladium liave MMahed in U>e Hastiiuni Hanbu.< newsp* MT printed mid clrcriatad in uld county ot heard the low. dee{> mutterings of the *srrv. oooe in each week for three »ucceM>ve men in the garrison this night no mu­ vrasks previous to Mid m* of heortne. tiny on their part need have surprised Cha nuts W. AKWicnioxa, (A tn»e copy.) Judx* of Froome. them.” The editor, too, backed up his corre­ spondent in a three-quarter column as­ sault on the ridiculous etiquette of tlie army. "It may be,” he said, "all well enough in the conscripted carnjw of Europe, whehs whole nations are forced to aervice under arms, to exact of the rank and file this slavish exhibition to By CHARLES KING, U. a A, superiors, but it is an insult to the high stacker of "The Colonels Daughter," “The intelligence of the soldiers of free Amer­ ica that liecause a beardless boy happens •Tum> SoUUen." to have a strap upon his shoulder thou­ sands of scarred veterans should lie com­ pelled to do him homage. The whole idea of the salute is repugnant to the re­ publican mind and should be abolished; and for that matter, as we have no fur­ (TH APTER XII ther uae for an army, why stop at the salute?" No doubt the ninety-and-nine of The Palladium's readers thought their editor wm sound, and were m opposed to the idea of that courtesy which is officially declared to be "indispensable among military men." as to any exhibition thereof in the streets of their own peace­ ful and remarkably well regulated me­ tropolis. But Col. Morris wm himself wofally perturbed about this time. After immo­ lating Cross and other officers by name, *s wm to be expected. The Palladium man had taken to puking ugly little in•mntv nt Barry, boklrn »t the Probate Otllee in AN Ml PORTIA. Mattel r.nd Gcorrjta MnrtimU met at orders came for the sum­ march to the Indian terri- tbr port, with hiaBtUe t»t- tbis, thought Morris, wm the height of ingratitude. He wm in no p'^^nr mood when the men came marching up from stabks, and it stung him to see bow cordial everybody was to Hearn, who, confound it! wm the caure ot the whole row. The telegram he had just received rettled that matter once and lor all; yet he was glad ho Utwl an adju­ tant on whom to devolve the coming duty. nity to make him underetand that they were .k-vuted’y his friends, and that if be would but cxrme to them in his sense western new.«!papcr a million or more of Jfree people had learned to look upon his name as toe sjmonym for all that was swaggering, brutal, drunken and buBying; and it wm es*y to see that the young noldi<T wm cat to the heart. But an unexpected ally had been discov­ ered.* Hearn, who had at first held aloof in solitude, brooding over his troubles, began to show decided readiness to come. And though at all times grate­ ful and mast attentive to Mrs. Lane, that clear sighted young matron epeedfly noted how his handsome blue eyes would ,wander about in search of her quietlv oteervant friend, and that ever einbe tho night of her tilt with Lawler Miss Marshall's interest in the case liad been quadrupled. Now, this was not exactly what Mrs. Lano had planned. She wanted Georgia to marry in the army, but she also wanted, and saw nothing in tho least unreasonable in ho waning, to select that spirited young woman's husband for her. She did not for a moment think that.there wm any danger of Georgia's falling in love with Hearn. He was several years her senior, to bo sure; he was handsome, distinguiahe*! ns a soldier, a man of ummprachable char­ acter as modern men go; but, she ar­ gued, "he u wo much younger for his years than Georgia for here.'’ She had had to think so much for herself, and now tho man she should marry was— well, not crabbed old Maj. Kenyon, of course; he wna a widswer—sour and yet susceptible. It was only too plain that ho loved to come to the house and talk with Miss Marslndl by tho hour, espe­ cially when the cavalrymen were all down at stables. Neither did she want the doctor, whom Jeannette McCrea could have if she would only make up her min-.l to drop Jim Wallace, who was now so devoted tliat tho yearning med­ ical man had no cltance whatever. No, she didn't see, after all, just the right man f<ir Georgia; still she had al­ ways thought of some one so much older, utterly ignoring the fact that when left to themselves mort women have very different views of their own. Not a word liad she uttered to Georgia, of course, but to her loving and indul­ gent s|K>use she had gone so far as to say J “It is lovely to see how ho is beginning to find comfort in her society; but, Fred"— And msdame breaks off. irreso­ lute, yet suggestive. “But, Maliel"— responds her gray eyed lord with indefinitenesa equid to her own. • "Just suppose"— And then another pan^e on her part. “Just suppoie what, Mrs. Lane—that it shouhi nrowbefqrc September?" “Now. Fred, you know, or else ypu haven't any eyes for"-----“1 haven't—except for one," says Lane, parrying the rituatiun with the very words he knows will must delight her. , “You absurd boy!" But she conics fluttering across tho r»xnn to reward him ns he tlwms. “What 1 mean is, Geor­ gia might get to think of him.” I “Well, everybody is thinking of him jurt Ibeli-blot rach » ev ♦ -i i t- i i . u ta,tro!1ho I rapiKK Id ten to mulo. him think of her. "Ha does now; and if he dixwn't—yon ^n't make paoplo fall in luve^ can youT "Agreed, Mrs. 'Wirehead. Neither can you prevent it. can yon? I know I couldn't stop a fellow from falling ir. lore with j. n eo:::;. lew veers ago. herd e« 1 tried. The more I tried to put vou CAPTIVITY OF JUDAH. LESSON XII, SECOND QUARTER, IN­ TERNATIONAL SERIES. JUNE 21. Invite the attention of tlie farmers of Barry County to THE HQDER [Compile fronnUMon Helper l pernilwhm of II. 8. Hoffman. jmhUabcr, Ebb­ L "Nebuchadnexsar, king of Babylon, came, he and all hU hort. against Jeru­ salem, and pitched against it." A. naw iu the Inrt >-*» turning to God and great revival reacbea but a few comparatively, while the nation m a whole contlunsd iu' sin. "Accordinn to tha Word of the Lord. 2. "And the city wm bmlegwl unto the eleventh year of Zedckiah." Jeremiah had at this time been • propbeb rortr for b« tani> V",1 .“"T.T? rar ot Jort»b. "bleii Jod»b <»oUoiml elghtwn )«•-«. «n<l tb» dvrentb « Zedekiah wan twenty-two years later (Jer. i. 2; II Klugs xxit, 1; xxiU. 81.36; XMhr.818L The thirty-live years which blapMd between Josiah*, great palaver in the eighteenth year of hit* reign (II Chron. xiv, 19) and the destruction of the city, 1. suggestive and perhaps typical of about the Mnm period which elapsed between the greatest uf all passovera, when Christ our pamover vu sacrifiovd for ua (I Cor. v, 7) and the last destruction of Jerusalem by Titus. . . • 1 "The famine prevailed Ln the city, and there Waa no bread for the people of the land." 4. "And the city was broken up, aa«l all he men ot war fl<ri by night; and the king went the way toward the plain. ” And yet this wm the city which God hod chosen to put HU name there—the city of the Great King, beautiful for situation, the joy of the whole earth. 5. "And the army of the Chaldees pur­ -sued -------------- ..and overtook him Iu after-------------the king . the plains of J&**& andall bis army were scattered from him;’’ Tlds also was made known to the captires at Babylon by the prophet ExekielfExck. xii, 13, f. c.). ’Contrast the safety of Heaekiah when besieged by the great army of Sennacherib, and the wonderful deliverance God wrought for him in answer to the prayer ot himself aud Isaiah (Il Chron. xxxii, 20-22* 1ml xxxv ii, 36). Seo also the jH-acn and safety ot Elijah when beaiegvd by the Syrian. (II Kings vi, 16, 17). and con­ alder what God did for Abijab and Asa be­ cause they rcliod on him (II Chron. xiii, 18; xiv, 11,12). & "So they took the king and brought him up to the king ot Babylon to itiblah; and they gave judgment upon him.” At the .am; place, jurt twenty-two years before. t!»e Mug of Egypt had put band* ; upon his brother Jelmahax and took him Ito Egypt, where he died (II Kiugs xxiii). 7. “And they slew the non. of Zadcid&h before ilia eyiK, and put out the eye* of 7z<d<-kiah, and bound him with fetters ot brass, and carried him to Babylon." Jereniiah had said. "Thine eyes .hall bvhold the eyes of the'king of. Babylon, and he shall s;*-ak with thee mouth to mouth, and thou alinlt go to Babylon” (Jer. xxxiv, 3). The wine opirit had Mid through Exekiel, "1 will bring him to Babylon, to the Laud of the Chaldean*; yet aludl he not j "J xii, 1J). 8<*e tmw these somewhatdifficult, :inJ to , w„,Ire „lltnrfk.. ^j. proplwc.m were literally fnlflllwi, and all made perfectly plain In tbo fulfillment, He saw the king of Babylon; they looked ! upon each <»t'erand spoke tn each other, , He also went to Babylon, but he never saw Babylon, for ifter seeing tha king of Baby­ ‘™ “ “>>-■’ l»liw eom|rf led u, | ’ that fellow a empty head. (Here Capt. (physical suffering when compared with Lane m 'rewarded again, and as soon ns the eudtovi torment of Rev. xiv. 9-11F abje to speak resumes.) “So why worry I & "Nebuxar-odau. captain of the guard, now?" — --------- -of.... . ot .. Baby ion." a sen-ant tbo king The literal meaning ot the Hebrew phrase “Well, Tin not worrying exactly, here translated "captain of the guan!” la only"-----"Duly what? Every’ man can't have “chief ot the >lau};htermen or executiona wife like mine. Still, wouldn't .die era” (see the margin of G«n. xxxrii, 3d). 9. "And be burnt tho house of tlie Lord, make rather a gixxl one?" and t he King’s house, and oil the house* of “Good? Goodnes^l But the question i Jerusalem, and every great man a bouse if to find the right man. However, 1 burnt lie with'tire.” know what you mean, Fred. Don’t in­ The fieople could now truly say, "O God, terfere; so I won’t. And there they ore the heathen ure come into thine inherit­ chatting in the parlor, yet. and it's time ance; Lhy holy temple have they deflled; they for him to get ready for parade— Why. have laid Jerusalem on heap-*" (pa. Ixxix. here's Mr. Mason!" And Mrs. Lane, I). "Our holy and our beautiful house, who had slipped into the dining rjx>m. where our fathers praised Thee, i* burned up with fire, and all our pleasant thin** caught eight of the adjutant at the front are laid waste" (Lm. Ixiv, U). This mag­ door. nificent building, costing hundsetlx ot mill­ “What is it, Masoo?” aria? 1 Lane, a ions of dollars, and which stood 1cm than sudden trouble in his eyes, as he harried thirty-four years in its origins], splendor through tho hall. (I Kings xiv, 23, 26), is now completely de­ "The colonel wishes Mr. Wharton to stroyed and all the city burned with fire; assume command of C troop temporarilr. and kin did it all. 10. “And all tho army of the Chaldees I'm ordered to place Hearn in arrest." was the answer, in tones that trembled that were with the captain of the guard, brake down the wall* of Jerusalem round a little despite Mason's efforts at> irnnu*- about" ribility. » * And thus they continued until the re­ Lane's hand was extended m though turn ot Nebetnlah, many yean after the to close the parlor door, which stood return of the 50,000 under Zerubbabel (Neb ajar, but he was too la&. The clink of i, 3), and amid the greatest opposition and the scabbard without liad already been hatred wm the wall rebuilt (Neb. iv, vi). heard, and almost at the instant Hearn i_lLi “*,’°W,tbe .rr*t ot th® Pwple that were left iu the city did Nebuxar-adan, the capstepped forth into the hall. lai t? ot the guard, carry away.” “You won’t have far to look, old fel­ Some were slain (vs. IS-21); nt three dlflow. Here I am.” ;r.pe?,t -•fi0° we«* carried captire (Jer. “My heaven, Hearn! I thought to find 111. 98-30), while some were left in the land. you over home, or I would never have Some were carried captire for their gooA come l»ere on such an errand." that He might bring them again, and bufid “Never mind; I am with you. Good- them and plcut them in their own land by, captain; My good afternoon to—to and give them a heart to knew Him; while others who were disobedient were taken to the ladies for me." "By Jove! Pm going over with you," be consumed end dretroyed because of their sins (read Jer. xxiv). The oam said Lane, snatching a forage cap and event or series of eront* may happen to springing down the steps. He did not both the righteotu and the wickedfto the want to encounter the questioning <*yee one it mean* blearing, to the other curs­ within. ing. The name glad tidings of salvation But Mabel and Georgia Marshall met preached to a congregation may mean life at the parlor door. to some and death to otbera (II Cor. ti, “Have you heard—do you know?” wm 12. ‘‘But the captain of tbo guard left of the faltering question of the former. the t>oor of the land to be vine dreMera and "Hear! Know! Who could help hair­ husbandmen." ing? Is it not an outrage?" now/t e **“^1 he gave vixjevards and CONTINUED. XXXi?LI0)- Wallah wm made governor nt.r i____ .... ‘“JT?** E'Try Tn H carefully wireted. bMwmrtiv e>- Messer Bros. & Reynolds TRACTION Engines and Threshers The best made and best running machinesof the kind made Milwaukee Jr. Binder, Hundreds of farmers in Barry and adjoining counties can tell you from experience that this is the best binder in the market. The Daisy anil Tiger Date, THE OLD RELIABLE Studebaker Wagons The Reed No. io Harrow BROWN’S CORN. CULTIVATOR. It is Conceded That RUSSELL Has met the expectations of all w\o are look­ ing for the latest and best things in SPRING DRESS GOODS It is Certain That Russel has shown to the ladies of Hastings and vicinity the best and most desii'able line of MILLINERY GOODS ever shown in Barry County. The Universal Verdict Is that the goods and the prices are right Call in. We are constantly receiving new tJr,1* Ft"-*-' SS things in pur line and are always glad to show S* Ste^^STbi 'Syr >s> them ’ ta“> taolM® "To la>«n Jcrcmlah" (II Chron. xxxvL 21 AT RUSSELL'S �—--------r—------HEATING FROM NATURAL GAS. ---------- «xnK*xT-t»eat. i *reigns forever fa this beathen I “The Ute Senator Hearst once told me,’’ land! ’ exclaimed an English tourist stop­ ping in a Norway village. One evening he I said a newspaper mau. "he reganlcd bls W hen natural gu wu flru employed for hail taxa taking a l._x.n fa Norsk from a ptsmeauion of au immense fortune nothing healing dwelling*, several yean, ago, the lr* than a tniracli. I w»« forty-nine yearu yuuog lady, a good natured 'Norwegian devices for adapting it to Moves and gratca being pvnt^t.who Lad ju»t walked six­ old,” be said, “when tiw row ma le over were very cruda, and the amount of gas teen milrs dcroM the mountains. When tlw dlapovery of the Comslock silver mines consumed war correspondingly extrava­ . the lady rt«e to go to ber lodgings In an set the>vbole const wild. I had been dis­ The eml of tho pipe—from _gant. ___ _________ „— — •••••xx half an nn ' Adjoining house the l-kiglisbuian mitred to appointed in the work I hnd »iren al, and inch to an inch—was run into the styve or [ escort her through the darkqtM. found myself preUy nearly broke. I had grate, n perforated iron burner was fltted ■ Slie declined the offer, aud in so abrupt a enough to buy a horse and the outfit, aud upon H al right angles, and thocavity filled [ manner as toftmrprbe him. When she liad started over the mountains from Califor­ with broken fire brick, slug from the glass gone the Englishman asked the Norwegian nia with the Ixiya. That brake me, and I furnaces, doorknot's of j>orcelain, ball* of if he spoke Eugliali. “Not much—only a wasn’t feeling happy, bocauM I’d worked IMPROVED fireclay, or. other substances that would few words," he answered. “Tell mewhat t aud struggled and aficculated n good many radiate a great deni of bent means t hat ring thu lady wear*;” “She is | yeara, and It struck me as rather rough Frequently the bit* of broken brick were going to lie—how you call it?” naked the ’ that n man of my age should have to start whitewiurtied, as were thu back nnd side [ Norwegian, in scarh-t perplexity. “Going I out, as I did then, like a young fellow. There were about ten of twelve of us in wall* of the grates, or they th«y wore went artistiartiati- : to be married!" “Ybq yta!" • ,,.rr. Rni>»» u for the cally cal I y done in water colors, colon, the gra gas flames ! "But,” continued i he Engri*hman,“what the party, and ra I was blue they let me neither smoking the one nor burning off 1 am ignorant of is the difference fa your • alone rather, and my mustang lieing worn IIOT.EliA. QlMl the other. After a time fireclay w.u rings lx<weeu married, uumarried, going down 1 stopped on the trail, put my arm 1101- I .molded —i.t—i into imitations -------of ■* “ lugs - of* wood, " the ' to lie married and never going to be mar­ through the liridlc and picked out a rock tx WORMS IN HORSES HORN to ait on. ' cut end* df the logs, the cracks and knots ' ried." • TIlK'l. “The rest of the boys rode on, bn J I sat and the bark with mon* on it being imi-' “Oh, you will never tell tliau" said the ,1 ,««U. led-. Oct. ’3- ’ tated so successfully thnt the results could : Norwegian, laughing loudly. “Wecannot there. There wasn’t any reason why I • V. : HqK Oder* Ci scarcely l* Md from the real back logs ! mark the women in this country a* you do, should particularly, only I did. The whip ’ .. . . ...I ..i- rfclt. IwoUJi 1 had was a willow switch I’d pulled of olden times. but they mark the men. Among us it is from a tree as I rode along. As I sat These imitation logs were placed on the man who wean the ring." there I switched the dust of the trail mid large brass nndtrous, aud when the flames . "Oh. 1 see? That is a new light!” said ।; thought, shall I go with them «» shall I go were seen issuing from fissures the Illusion I the Englishman, taking thu man’s large wa* complete to the sense of sight, and to J left bund, on vrause fourth finger was a go bock? 1 switched aud swuebjgL and the sense of feeling too, for while “one ' plain solid gold rtaff. "That b your wed­ thought aud thought. I saw !>«•:♦ 1 me nil the hard uork I’d done, all the elmncvs side roasted the other side trose,” as used ' ding ring, then?" I'd taken and lost on, and felt old and used ,i k .iih >t i’ »>• [t<» lx* said of attempts nt keeping warm by "Nni, nail" be replied laughing nnd up and no good. My sense told me to turn ' . L.A RsMBnas- I the dreplucen of our grandfathers. blushing. “That mean.. I have got to be luiek and make ray fight where 1 was '■ ■ A year ago it bi<gau to be noticed that the married!” known. There was safety in that anyway. ’imp■ !‘<i i supply of gra was diminishing. People 1 “And then what becomes of it?" .“But I'd been camping night after night . Ifrutj'jUsl. J woke up on cold mornings to And only a “We put it on the right hand instead ot with the Ixn* ahead of me, and it made me ’! sickly blue flame langubliing nt thu bottom i the left,” said the Norwegian, holding out lonesome jo think of parting coni puny with ' of U:v grnte or stove' where once had been .I his haud to bid w..« tbo kUo cogiunman Englishman “uoat Godt them. So after switching and switching \. \ ottliEK. ; n furnace. They were assured that uat. ” nnt.*' । the dust on the trail, and feeling weak and . * ' there was plenty of gks; that some temppr-'| Then, ashe behind Then, ra hewas wasclosing closingthe thedoor door la-hindI buninn because I yielded, I mounted ray . t ilth Judicial circuit., iu j ury vUstruction in the pipes hnd caused the him, he said in confidentialtones, “Yis, horse again and road on after tlie party. I . UI. «•«> ; »l>i>n>u<r.»n4nU would «»n (origin wx. talking to.you ,„u I* u, gut to the Comstock, and in six months I ■ -.bx: that young Indy who wns tx on the second •• And all was right as soon as the weather going to marry me next month!”—Youth’s। made half a million dollars. That is the • I Iwoune warmer; but presently the gas com- Companion. \ foundation nf what I’ve done since. Now, M uuV’chamuidreraiwd. l‘nulc" wvrc lh u consumer. why shouldn't 1 have turned bock when I :. i inugman. Clara I should burn gns by meter, instend of pay-! ficsitnted? It would have been sensible, Held in Memory. rn. Andre" Icea. I fag so much for each fire and consuming'. ’conservative’ to do that. But I didn't, ' . . *nt*.’ Sperrjr Kl ; all they pleased. This initiated the ecu-'| We need tact quite ra much as sympathyr i• and liecause I didn't I won. If you’re ever , when we sja-uk of death; the death more ! <!'e dt-k-Gii.int. j nomic slagu <»f natural gas use. | ' particularly of someone dearto friend->rac-'|[ inclined to think there's no such thing ns ।-I m twit’ ii fr»>in lib last place I ‘Inventors set their wit* ’ to work, and ' j quaintunce. Grief, to an almost abnormal i luck just think of mt.''—St. Louis Globe­ ... a,i tmit lib,V£«eut | ■ •_______ >_ .e ..vrraiWM, IMM*n llu' u,arkt‘: waM ail Sorts degree, Sharpens the sensibilities, and by a '• Democrat. ...mu»r tor sai<l; of device* for gutting the largest amount of I, curious law of the mind difficult to com-j Greely’s jteply. r. tlie said defend- , iie;n from a minimum consumption of gra. wo*m »lu i A story story <u of vne the urcciycxpcmviuu Greely expedition was told hil!s tromthe date • T,R‘ devl’ ,'“€k of M»<> fire-places prvhe’.id, it crenteW in the indiviilunl a cer- . A tain ncutencra, a certain fastidiotinnvra, ra [ at a dinner one evening lately by n naval | i ?>., appearance.' built for coal were moved out and the; it wen-, by which iniinany co*-* be ircomes | officer u> whom the occurrence was n per-1 i t- i-i’niphinant's throats of the chimneys stopped up. : alive not so muclr to thu *ymj>athy ex-i wina] reminiscence. Ho’accompanied tlie i .rnd a copy then - II d^oiianra^soiicdar Vnrious met al beaters with reflecting >fau*Dt’» solicitor I pressed ra to the form in which that sym-i Hear in its mission of rescue, nnd hap­ -rv.ee oo him of a' surfaces and draughts'arranged ou scien- ; pothy has been proffered, in other words, I |Vncd tn lx- onoof tho party that act ually tin’.rr; anqrf tific principles wtre nuulo to set into the rhe mind of the sufferer ho* fur the time found the small hand. It is history t hiit lldefen<tent I fire-pi.u.-es, until a fire that formerly r• ■ being become ra wraltive to impressionsra [ the moment was n desperate one for tlw i4~nt .... er ordered, i q’tirvd from inOtdlOU feet of gra an hour that of a sick person, nnd ra ready to be [ Greely men. The Iral drop i»f liquor hani • plainaio. | could be nm le to flo the same service with 1 hurt by trifles. The very tone ot the voice betn poured down the throat of one st a consumption of but fifteen feet. When may jar?and one be hurt by a mournful | them, who seemed to lx* dying, and about u nt • '|ujwr printed 1 ,1U It' sain County ot the price of gra wo* raised from ten cents1 . cadence, and the other byaziotuof hoja\ nt tbe end <»f hojie and n-sources, and weak fifteen cents fretrin l*itts-। ; or well meant but 111 chosen words in let- wjth hunger and suffering, the little coin^ :><;»■ ilieu Ot- continued ! tu ._____ ._____ —- ,per - thousaad ___ _____ _______ •, m--it for six week* tn burgh, thousands ot economic gas grates.L’ tern Is.- ns often cause for pnln ra the ’ . pony was scfling into the stufafactiou of. ' ranges and stoves were sold (faring theI ’ “creaking of clumsy boots” to fever strick-1 overwhelming misery .’when the rescuer* first cold s|«ll. cn patient-*. suddenly apjs*ared. ( One of the cheapest and most cheerful1 , Happily, brneflrenl nature in her own j ’Onee more they were iu the world. At । devices now iu use Is nn adaptation of as- । lime heals such sorrow, and thejinrtof, such a time a mao is apt to conceal bis • 1»U. w arriudix X».l uAo. I t-j- >v..od, t„a,un tta, ,hae t» emotions, and the tragic meeting wa* acA brnvy omlbmnl. euxl^l wuh UUtu< |„tu.r ,ton |nt„,ion. It iM coinpliAbed with a ydmplicity that in it*clf i» »UI> ri'«x ut hole., frv.a wWn u„ miod , was tragic. A cheerful "Halloo, old inaib” a jjch art su*j>cni e< nngwt o s c.'‘ “s ■ conventionalized, a form of grief crystal- j. irom tne^rescuers, anu a urum or two vwu «nj>u from the resetwn*. and a grantor from , bestoe. inU> <ICIIIIIW definite Himrules vi of virwi ob-wvance, ------ -----which -------- becomes ---- —- incan j IZCU ulio »that , xiixv ■ such of thcBurvivor* ra were able to grunt aud gives fort forth beautiful,. actatil-j; the tho outsider ouui(lfcr dtoires lo ,ko protest-a* flame, and a a beauti.ul,rcintilto nil mnko protest—as; evrn, and it wa. over. — lating glow which imparte great cheerful- ubcQ * |unUriler wnlu a year to the day I■ new* apartment and 7* nt the fafore drawing drawing op tip the the window* window* shades or j,oor fellows in condition to bn movefl to I ■”•■’ to tbo "• ,'7“ . ~Y~ ~ same I before shades or 11 n~l*u** rabie neat. , m|PljWfag visitors; or as wlu-n only out of the ship. Nourishing food and drink wero • . ■ ■ ulvtie. uosvm-But by fur the in<«*t economical thing ts u>wa invitjuion* are accepted; or one will given tothcman-l they were cheered by ■ -1. no-jenial relotfann ' “ *,nttU 1’?.n. •’’‘'n11 ' listen to music but draw the line at the ! udk of borne and friend* and the latest - verv nro-H-rlv said iIkU! “ n,;‘“ s } Ws* ts lined with . dram>x y,t vVcn here there is so little1 But the process was slow at first. “ C ct’pI*r a’,', fl*1"1 rui* that i* vital to which to make appeal that chief enmira r John l»w mtted hirawlf ,. ni, v ►. llber’ ,u,<i ** ronnected with the supply , nvoj,jaB<< of the subject sronut rather the , bv MJ Lieutenant 1.ICUIVUU1IW Greely, MIVC-Ij, who, nw, gaunt ........ with ..... .j.: <.fa .he njsultof vis j,ipe by weara of gum hoae, so that it can - Wav-Hnrpcr * Itaxar. ii starvation ancLwikl ’ -----------------•-»eyed with late despair, 7l.e un. -rtunate whohra out-; fa set iu the middle of thr room or near : ' [ seemed to taklvlittle heed ot him. .-..-re nearvsi mbd dearest to | W!j)t DUly fa desired. One such; *nr r..r* .. [ “Well, colonel,” he said finally, sftc«w ith “t:;!’ lone Indian ;/tuVe, consuming «•» more gas than an orWhyisltuuld the fork l>r preferred before ! several apparently ineffectual effort* to । I.-.-: my blood runs snthe dinory argnnd burner, will heat u medium the s;>M>n in the absorption of pudding, I arouse the still dazed officer, “there'® one ■ v* creature, may find room to a comfortable temperature;, fliaphapous in itself, aud wh«*«- chief claim ' little tvotnnn will lw glad of this day's put, at least, supply' anj ,-^facu bills tp projxjrtions cor-! upon tlie palate's appreciation iatbe thin-• work." Greely raised his eye*, then dropped diem respondingly comfortable.—Youth’s Com­ ner satire which accompanies and glorifies Grreij itt-.-tiiui-.* of ja-ople. who have | panion. —; ....'.I. -!/. "Little woman," he it? Ite'K wearying and unsatisfactory it j again I. halt sullenly, __________ 1 . i;ii«.S>rttine or injustice, re- ; with aa sort sort tof a growl, "she wdghs is to dd justice to such food with t he fork! '■ repeau-d «-ith hundred and sixty if The spoon Is the only proper sensible vehi-' a anunureu nnusixi... u she mh> weigh** nc.Mun..Jiouiid. |n„u,u. ” , : cun do udtbyut them, i i L rake* »child several >rnfi» to acquire cle. With the spoon each tn.iuthTul of ' And then Mr. Ixiw knew he would cunio ... well do’ without the wonb. The average illiterate person pudding is anointed with its modicum ot, around all right.—■New New York Times. Times, • 4. they mope in solitude n’vrer use* more than from LfWJ U> JM*"1 satice. aud when you have finished your ■ ----- —— .. -—;— ; •. th -, must necessarily wortb. Intelligent persons, even those eu- pudding you have nut the mortification of j Dlsclisnred sn<l Beslgned. . . . c.mMitutlonally gre- ; ln the learned profcssM’iw.«° “ot gazing into your saucer and seeing there- The other day I heard one gentldhan :tl. and cannot live a her- maIw Usc of more than from fi,UMtoH,uw sauce f hich the fork is jiowi-rles* tu carry [ say to another, "1 hear you have n-sigueil •out vloUtinft the conditions words all told, although there are property to youf tantalized mouth. When it comes I your position ns cushler of the Blank to pmUling pudding and and punning pudding sauce ‘the is . fT, bank. ” "Oh, no,” and* was the the surprised and j . - v.tal health depends, befougiug V. the English ‘’’L. • to nT‘fork Mr*|" ‘m«liuU ’ reply, young Mtow abomination. Give Give «»»• us, *»> say we,• the reply, andhigher ’the young fallow ;r. puivAbinent which the I £»5.W0. Of course this is exclustve °* , an abomination. *® jI immediate hja chin an inch x* he "poke: spoon, ^whatever «*’ ------ -•«<»-»« Mangin an inch higher as he spoke: | GOOD NICK’S ... So 17’5 TffE fVof\'TE J5O^ hoo Glioiera Gure B CHICAGO. CASTORIA for Infants and Children. XU So. Oxford BL, Brooklyn, N. T. Tnz Ckxtac* Ooarrsxr, 77Murray Street. N. Y1 warr WATERPROOF COLLAR on CUFF ■ sett ax a p:ur ui me uMigu^o. : contrary. is a large number of words which i . The forksis ove: ,.t i. icuelineas a.balm Wmfor ...' There Tbemku.I > k in until recently have escaped the attention ■ mg of >*<«, »uccou_ . —• York 1 ledger. of lexicographers. In the text of the En- ; that sort. Instead of chasing one poor pea cause I made up my nunu instantiy .vu.-n, id^lexiStnwWr. In tte ’ | •----- »»Lo-....ica there are Uxt 10,000•>words around your plate willi the Impotent fork, I the first time I owned a book that young1 r been formally entered nn<* having to head 'off Ils flight’’ man should be my cashier. Discharged! • -uuimu «« driioLYidictlonarv. In the Cent *“»> br’ -wl- *ll-v ,,roP ' Why. ««• me! 1 haven’t heard the word t!u- >p.vi<iti» rooms of the' which have never WithLife ell j: anddelineil ury Dictionary Ibero are 7O.U00 word* found a>*i «»*»" lb" convenient ami sensible for yeara. Every body •hyaigna now ■ ..t-ict in the•red Mutual. inaoyt Hr ffork mer- I fa Oo other. Thia fact shows the unrealised " by should etiquette drepod catAnother peculiar order of things I have disg are cuU " ' Wealth of t he English languaire And, by i ing of It* comforts ami Its joys? 1 he fork 1 olncrved. Nobody in these happy day* uinguished } the by, here i* a statement which is not b» •» tUbt up to a certain jaunt; but there -ever grope* about trying to beg, bom*• or ve paawd away. There nrv ■ without intrreat. There i* not today any 1» “.;»• «« <- G- fork being ore.- steal -a -ttnatlofi. sicuatioh. The The situation, situation, ou ou tbo thu ire*, -md M.-ne of them are ' contrary, runs about seeking the aian, in-’ of their hiatoric associ- man living who h sufficiently learned to [ worked.—Boston Transcript. and forces itself upon him, and liotlly, ami painted mure than !<JU growing ashamed of his hard heartedtn.-s.-i, Heath Single* Out Strangely. I ■ ■ xfraonlinarj art gallery write one average )>agc of the 7,000 pages i ho “ncer-pts" it, and everything Is troiuiuil. of the Century Dictionary. —Dr. Cones in “I just met, u while ago,” said Mr. J. W.! Thenfis nothing so dreadful in the*mere Hiudfala of viaitora in the Chicago Post. •* Nicr, a Kansas City engineer, "a soldier • r.r The other day a rural ' ■ word "discharged.” It is frequentlys more who was wounded at the battle of Wound­ !•_•<>( tw.jMwains aud three । ed Knee, lie was in the act of firing when !j honest wool than "resigned.” Because one f iund their way into the 1 person doesn’t want ynu is not *o bad[ yu . ,i rev -CV rooms and aud wandered I. Tbc “Argonaut*” hail hail several several routes routes I he wa* shot, the boll from n Winchester ' know. Buckle on your armor nnd *ee I i clear ! ---------CltX-U. xxj J ] lir in n state of half dazed ! amonjr which to select. By those frotu the pawing from armpit to armpit, eu up up for tor ' some other man or woman isn’t just dying New Englund and the middie states the jj through both lungs. He was given :t>ked no md of questions, well and and [’ for you.—West Shore. Cape Horn route was generally preferred; ।j deml, but today say* be m ju-;l ra well > Jvurge Wilson answered I . r I geniality. Finally one those from tho southern stated chose the i strung ra ever he w.ra in hb life. Early Rising Slade Easy. «;<• krsman of the party, Isthmus of Panama or Nicaragua or Mexi­ I “It h curious bow death «talks, singling Visitors to the Lcipaic fair flockod in : the priceleMi full length co; while the hardy pioneers of the west, . out Mime and sparing other* who »ccm to crowds to sec t huso-rallcd magic bedttend eineuiher when wncu ■ ■—----ier Hamilton and, point- ' who had Iwcome accustomed to prairie I• court a visit from him. I remember vhich was cauiuited fa emoloy »x»«xMl*rJ In a booth on thr Ktravel, started in tbeir covered wagons, !J I was in the government’s e_ rY. .1‘ th.'1 which ids rane. Mid: “When does TC4 — —— — mean* of *.. i_____ ulgajdatz ..;ni.i«tr By Bv means ot a Ktrong electric i:. I guess I'll bid on that J and. following buffalo trails, broke the ' Mbsiodppi jetties that tlw yellow ferer current the occupant of the best is twice paths which which in in a a few few months months were were plainly plainly j’ visited tbu M]uml of twenty eight on duty aroused through the ringing of n bcU, New York Times. - ——w._ iJSLa I outllntxl wu. by the bleaching Ixxies ot tbeir (• nt the jetties, and seventeen became pros- after which a tablet with the wpnls “Time •t f->r h”rnm<?'m!r»* i i beju*t* an,i the toouodsof dead companions trnteil with the fever. The others became to getup!" fa thrust before thoeyes of the ' ■ < ••.r.a.Li i,v i W,JO bad succumbed to the hardships of the , exhausted in watching their stricken com- sleeper; then his nightcap b pulled off his Maaywnocouiu uu. ____ ■ n<d«». and one night three ot the patients, head, and last ot nil—if hot thoroughly ' • 4 iii Canada by E. C. Rice, desert. sought invest tbeir the stxlucManyto who could notcapital leave in their homes I becoming crazed, broke away and took to awake by this time—he'ls pitched owt of N IV. which is constructed of sought •----- u> .--------invest -- their „ <T,.capital <irW!rjlt^. iuethe plan seduc was­ I the canebrake*. Thu next day they were r light boiler iron aud mode tive venture, and n co-operative plan was | found in a swamp, and these three of tbu Iwl on the floor. Meantime the bttsyleleotric spark bra lighted the night knap on r» <1 luside the box Is a set of generally adopted la the New England ( seventeen aMicted were the only ones who the dressing table, as nlso the spirit lamp Burner*, using gasoline, states by which the services of working ' recovered.’’—St. Loub Globe-Democrat. under the coffee pot—an admirable ar­ l •‘■iliil, intensely hot Are. members were offset by a fixed amount of rangement for the dark winter mornings. i’.rctd and held to the ground money contributed by others. Hundreds ■ sue i.uuw. —— _ —Norddeutehc Post. i .r.ight apron, which operates of companies were organised on this plan, I A wife whose husband lias a bungling i ulgh wind and coreuimea all each of them with u pbyaiciapfhud in many ! Bccclier Died Laughing. ’ brain and a homely face used to try to .Hie matter over which the burner instances with a chaplmu afea — Century tu'tke things pleasant nt home by express ­ When Henry Ward Beecher was dying bo]t W>.H burn a brake over any kind ing her admiration ot his talent* and giv­ be broke out into loud and cuntiauotu of . ;t.d, up hill or down, side hill or level ing him the pet name of “Bratus.'' Her SK'j:-'!. at the rate of about twenty miloa laughter. ’■ ran »v«x -______ “What is it, Mr. Beecher?” .raked bis _ In suggesting a new theory of the sun’s ; delicate flattery did not seem to have much per daj, >• m. expenaaof from nineteen to as she bent nver him. twenty rents per mile, according to the light and beat to the members of the B<xe ! influence upon him, though she kept it up wife "Oh, ub. oh, I had such a funny dream.1 ; for a whole year after their,marriage. One ** • t.v burned. Behind the fire box ton Scientific society, Mr. George Smith < I saw such queer things. Ha, ha, bn; It •-riuieni. whiqh put out any sharks showed acieutillc reasons Why a fat man !■ time not long ago, when she was in a happy makefi me laugh to tbibk about it. Such I frame of melting mood or meditative state, •• ait;h may by chance escape from should suffer mote than u lean one in sum­ she expressed her adnri.-atlwti of hb comely a funny drraiu.” the’.: ^•x.—New York Telegram. men Then the dying preacher, still struggling Tho new theory, briefly put, is this: countenance, and at last went so far u to Gravity is an ethereal farce continually . say she would give him the pet name of with bb mirth, sank into that sleep which “Doauty.” He smiled as she repeated the ' ‘I’. » .i.great deal easier to write a poem streaming from space through every solar word with a fall consciousness that she had has no drcam.—Detroit Free Press. b»ti» first sway storm than <o the last," or celestial body. if the body is not mov­ touched bh weak jKiint. And now, what­ able with relation to some larger body, tvniw i iuw _ ittnariied thy ;»jeL To euro ranker got white piue bark this force of .gravity becomes that form of ever be hb mood ot mind or the vicissi­ '' ’ -'“ked the friend. tudes of life, that word dispels all other fresh from tbu tree, if poarihle, and strep a molecular motion which we call heat. ' Becaua*. • replied the poet, “you As gravity depends upon tho mass of a | thoughts and the twain are happy.—Chi- rXrcng tea from it. In another dish steep ®or«r rertain that the last storm is the a strung tea from common sngc leaves. body, and as heat is, according to Mr. Strain a—« put equal quantities together Smith’s theory, in one souse gravity, it fol­ while hot, edding enough pure bees’ jboarey lows that the larger a body is the hotter. «.v«ral tribes of Indians in to make it very sweet. Use it either warm A Terrible Threat. ’* ’ ------- '■ '’i—wwufort.—Boston Ca,kf—Johnny, what ore you going to or cold, riaaing the month and gargling the threat with it several times a daj-. If re w-en you grow up.’ Herald. ___ __________ _ —— L. . t a woman was gtiteu u® Johnny—I’m goin’ to be a congressman. some should chance to be swallowed there James Parton ra y* \ into the United States and filled Caller—That isn’t a very high ambition. need be no cause for alarm. Johnny-Well, then, pa’d better buy me hara enjoyed n forrf moHac and bo fo®l» • C*rc . wt arum before 1 get my mind well made THAT CAN BE RELIED ON — I pjot to Split! be BE up UP TO THE MARK rjot to Dlsiooloirt BEARS THIS MARK. _ trade ELLULOID M . . ..,.— .. . j Then followed lh«- attempt to get. the ark NEEDS NO LAUNDERING. CAN BE WIPED CLEAN IN A MOMENT. THE ONLY LINEN-LINED WATERPROOF COLLAR IN THE MARKET. If YOU WISH Advertise Anything Anywhere AT Any time WRITE TO Geo. P. Rowell & Co. Na io Spruce Street, NEW YORK. Children Cry for Pitcher’s Castoria. SHILOH S CONSUMPTION CURE. cnANCBBV SALK. It, ptirsanev of anil by virtue <4 an order and ■ <l-cn-e of thr Cln lilt court for the County of ! n»rrv. in ebsnerrv. in the State of Mlclilgaa. I in .<!e and daie<l on thr h day of February A. D. V iic«l In a'rrt.nin caux therein pending wherein ■ Grorp- W. Butinn is complainant and Rom ■ i Hay nes. jlarv Bounds sod Henry 8. Rounds t ar„ defoislant*. Notice l» hereby given that I shall sell at < public auction to the ntzhest bidder, on Solur- q of the Court bouse In the City ,4 Uasttmts Oenaty of liarrv ami Ktau- of Michigan, said Court MtSW bring the |4ar« for botdlna the rlrcu!troort Mr north east quarter of section twenty one, la town tin*:- north, ranse ten west In Barry ।C*lMted^a»i1|*n. Mlete M»v «h lf®1. The success of this Grczt Couph Cure is A M>xr.o K. KaxAtimx. without a parallel in the history of medicine. Circuit Court Cofnmtssloojr. 5 All druggists arc authorized to sell it on a posBarr) County. Mteh. itivc guarantee, a test that no other cure can suc­ Smith LCouianva. I Holiriiort for Complainant. cessfully stand. That it may become known, the Proprietors, at an enormous expense, are placing a Sample Bottle Free into every borne in the United States and Canada. If you have a Coujh, Sore Throat, or Bronchitis, use it, for it will cure you. If your child has the Croap, or Whooping Cough, use it promptly, and rebel1 is sure. If you dread that inuyfous dvveasc Consumption, use it. Ask your Druggist for SHILOH’S .CURE, Price locta., co cts. and *• > If tout Lungs are tore or Back Lame, Good zckxIi. Low price*. GILLASPIE �astings Banner. Additional Local News. Thursday. Ju®6 181 189>- MARSHALL L.COOK. Editor. WAJIT1WGS. MIGH-. i’OSTOFriCK, APO C ST 14. 1879- UTORIAL NOTES Thr Detroit Tribune’s legislative cormaking life miserable for tlie democratic ■qaawbucka at Lansing. It was this eormpondent who scaled the walls of the Capitol, Inst whiter, and so secreted him­ self as to bear and take down tn writing the proceedIngs of a democratic caucus in representative hall. 1 n the next morning’s Tribune appeared the whole performance. Ot late the Tribune’s representative has been giving his attention to certain in­ famous Irregularities ot hlghrup demosratic squawlaicks, and produced in the Tribune proof that money had been re­ ceived by certain of these “big Injuns” to effect legislation. Instead of earning the good opinion of the legislators for ferreting out this rascality, the Tribune correspond­ ent appears to have earned the displeasure of the whole squawbuck population at Lansing, and by a strict party vote .the democratic squawbucks having the major­ ity, the correspondent was denied the privilege of the floor of the house of rep­ resentatives. and the sargeant at arms was Instructed to enforce the command. What a spectacle of Reform! But while be may not be permitted a seat in the same room with the squaw bucks, a thing not particularly to be chveted. It Is reasonably certain that Mr. Graves will be still in a position to give the people of Michigan valuable pointers on the deeds and mis­ deeds of the only greatest and positively unique squawbuck aggregation at the capital city. If the prosecutions instituted In London by Sir William Gordon Cummins against those who accused him of cheating at the gambling game of baccarat, while playing with aristocratic friends, including the Prince of Wales, has done nothing else, R has at least opened the eyes of the world, ■nd especially of the English people, to The rottenness of the aristocracy and of royalty as impersonated by his royal Nibs, the Prince of Wales. The spectacle of the heir to the throne playing at a game under the ban of English law, is not cal­ culated to arouse In his prospective subjects high regard for law, nor respect for royalty. The storm of Indignation aroused by the disclosures will make the prince's ears burn for a time, if it dot’s not cure him-of lawlessness and immorality. More of the dirty water of democratic “reform’" is bubbling up from the murky tquawbuck spring at Lansing. The state owns two stores at Lansing, the rental for which goes into the state treasury. Re­ cently the state board of auditors adver­ tised for leases of these stores, and under the terms of tlie advertisement, the high­ est responsible bidders were to get the stores. But they didn't. The awgnst auditors gave the leases to their favorites and friends, at a rate of 8300' per year Jew than' wa* offered by other bidders. And so the good work of reform goes marching on. ■ L ’ ' ( , ■ I . j The Sth Michigan) Infantry earned tl:.e record during the war of marching inure miles than any other regiment Iu the Union service. It waft in the west, the south, the east, at ail points "where duty called to danger.’* So remarkable was this record of long and dangerous marches, that when the survivors received thelrdlachargcs from the service, tlie name of the regiment was designated in the discharge as the "wan­ dering Sth". , But it was no alialcs* wandering. It was because it was noted as peculiarly fitted for dangerous undertakings that its services were lu such demand. In one battle, in lea# than an hour, «f the 453 Ixjys in blue In this one rvginient, 183 were killed. Of its 23 officers, 12 Ml in that one battle. No more eloquent language'could describe the heroic patriotism of the "Wandering 8th” than these awful figures. Tiffs regiment is famous in nations! history, and famous for heroic deeds and splendid valor. Many Barry county boys were numbered wlflh the "wanderera,” and many an one peristmd in battle or from the fatigue of long marches. The reunion of this regiment was held In this city yesterday. The exercises, which revived many a happy and sad cir­ cumstance of war, were held in the hall of Fitzgerald-post In the afternoon. In tlie evening, the banquet was held in Union hall, to which the members present, and some Of our citizebs were invited. The spread, prepared by the Episcopal ladles, was elegant ToaMs were responded to by some of the members of the regiment among them Supreme Court Justice Long. Col. Sumner, of Kalamazoo, aud Capt Donahue. One of the finest addresses was that by the eloquent Senator Colgrove of tiffs city. We regret that we cannot give a detailed account of this reunion, which was one of the most happy and successful iu the history of the Sth Michigan. It was one that will be long aad pleasantly remem­ bered by tbe “boys.* The officers elected are as follows: "Wills D. Fox. Baucroft, Pres.: H. N. Moure, Grand Rapids. Vice Pres.; John Atherton, Bancroft, Sec’y and Treas. Editor Hastings Banner’ Allow me to call attention to the minis­ terial convention of the U. B. iu Christ held at Cedar Creek Barry county, Mich, commencing June 9th, 1891. The convention opened with a sermon from Rev.W. A. Weilar, of Nashville, on the subject ••Colaborers with God.” to a large and appreciative audience after which there was an old Uwe conference meeting. Il was evident the ministers had come up from their different fields of labor filled with the spirit of work. The convention was organised on June 10. Rev. B. H. Mowers, chairman; Rev. W. D. Stratton, secretary; Rev. B. Griswold, treasurer. Some business attended to nnd then the woak ot the pro­ gram was taken up aixi carried out. There was an exciting interest created In the question box occasioned by the depth of the questions asked, The evening was devotttd to the young people ot whom there is a large class about Cedar Creek. On June It th the interest seemed to increase along the lines of revival work as the question. "How Bent to Secure a Revival.” until in the afternoon three souls gave a surrender to God. Rev." W. D. .Stratton preached in the evening, text. John 3. 1G, after which the sacrament of the Lord’s supper was administered, large appreciat­ ive audiences were present atall these services and showed there respect for the U. B. church. Those that think the U, B. church is going to fail in the present crlsikin which she is passing through may dis­ miss sH their fears, fur with a.body of consecrated men as she po sasses she can not fall. And we are glnd to note in this con vet ion that our church is doing better and grander work tftan ever beforeEspeeiai mention should be made of -tlie untiring efforts of Rev. J. W. Mlers in his work, also Rev. Wm. Campbell; in fact all over tlds conference there is commendable work done for the Master. A’ vote of thanks was extended to the people of Oder Creek and some resolutions in regard to Christians zeal were passed and the con­ vention adjourned with God’s blessing. Yours respectfully, W. D. Stratton, Sec. Additional County News. Orangeville Mills. Last Thursday night May Saddler In a state .ot .mental aberration left home and wandered around in Gun river swamp un­ til eotne time Friday night when ahe start­ ed for Otsego where her father found her on Saturday night , Abbie Potter, of Yankee Springs, is spending a few days with Mrs. Tira Ells­ worth. Mr. Coykendall and wife entertained friends from Middleville over Sunday. Examination in the 8th grade at the school house on Monday with quite a number fromother schools in attendance. Guy Coj<ndall visited hla dster at Yankee Springs last week. Frank Pressly and wife, of Martin, vis­ ited at WilL<rawford’s last Sunday. Children’aflay, June 14th. was enjoyed by all who attended the exercises both morning and evening. James Williamson and wife vtailed at Mrs. Harriet Beattie’* last Sunday. JUDGE NOT On trial to be sure of a sale. Nothing to get out of order, burners. It lights at once, flame in the world. No sputt operate. heat the >st powerful flashing. A over a hot steady strong blue flame. Xu stove. Yon can epok, bake/ wash or iron quicker and cheaper than with any wood stoVe. Try one, it costs nothing to try it. W. F. POWERS Oft. with smne. the meaner motive Ever strike* the fancy Unit. Then be gentle .with misfortune; Never furenxut to extend Evil mention of a neighbor. Or of one you’ve call’d a friend. Judge not with detracting iqiirlt; Speak not with dhdalnful tongue. Nor with Irani and htwty feeling Do one human crektyre wrung. Words there nre that, sharp a* winter, Strip the little left to cheer. Oh. be yours the kinder nihalon. Prune to soothe, not cause u tear. Then be gentle with miafortunu; Never foremost to extend Evil mention of a neighbor. Or of one you’ve call'd a friend. CANCER & SCROFD LA The splendid pnvtpect this year for the We return New Quick Meal Stove IN- HASTE. BLOOD every trip a bottle of Syrup Ever made. We think it the best, and so do our cus­ tomers. We have only to send ont the Ne’er be hasty in your Judgment. Never forv.nxwrt to extend Evil mention of a neighbor. Or of .one you’ve call’d a friend. c&ss mi VAPOR STOVE Mrs. Bowker of yout city is on our streets visitlug friends. William Meritt and wife have moved back on their place. The school at Hope Center has had to be closed on account of the illness of their teacher. Miss Kinnle Merritt finished another successful term of school at the Doud school bouse. The U. B. Sunday school at Cedar Creek and the Evangelical school at Cloverdale, with three other schools, join in a picnic the 17th on Acker point D. A. Bowker and wife of your city at­ tended the funeral of W. Owen at Cedar Creek. Miss Gesler is visiting her grandpa, I.. C. Geslcr. Salleck W. Owen died in Hope township, June 13, 1891* aged 44 years. He was -a faithful member of the U. B. church; a kind husband, a loving father and a good citizen. A wife aud three small children mourn his loss. Funeral services were Sunday, Rev. Mlers, officiating. MIXER’S Barry county district lodge No. 18, I. O. G. T. will meet In quarterly session with Star lodge at Yankee Springs on Monday. June 22nd, 1891. commencing at 10 o’clock a. m. G. A. Mosky. District Seen tan*. Can show you the best Row Phillip* U Uil» wrlllni. l,-ir,lnlu« from her sickness so that she can sit up in a chair for a short time. John Kipp and L. C. Edmuml" wore called upon to arbitrate affairs at Clark Hunt's residence. Levi Palmatier goes limping around. Tbe basket concert jflcnlc at Fine lake last Saturday was a success. Haying will be commenced by .some this week. The Ladles’Aid society held at 1’ettengill's last week Wednesday was a grand success. • John Kipp is having one of the finest stone wall fences made along the highway that is in this part of the country. Harvey Bellinger is having a wall laid for a cottage on Ms ground at Gull lake. IfcThe Ice cream social nt Marshall Bellenger’it last Friday night was a grand success. Unquestionably the Grand Rapids street railroad corporation is wrong in Insisting Wat Its employees must hot join labor THE MARKETS•efanlzations. But the striking street car men are doing things infinitely worse when they seek to retaliate by tearing up the track, stoning the street cars, mobbing the Clover seen to.5004.00. Beaus—ai.GO per bu. new employees and attempting to blow up Obituary. Corn—c. Ibemachlnery of the company with dynam­ George D. Moore died at his home in Beef—Dressed IG. 00 OKJO calves. »4 00 G4.60 —iSfilSc. ite. Such lawlessness Is not merely In­ Maple Grove, June 14th, 1891, after an HF ' Egn Hiles—Beef,<Mc; calf, 5c. news of over a year. He had not been well Lard—Be. excusable, jt is wickedly criminal. since he bad the la grippe one year ago Lfa»—8elllngat90rperbbl; waterlime.tl.50 last January. The cause of his death was per bbl. Oats—toe per bu. G. Major Taber, clerk of the Jackson diabetes. He was bom In Harrison Co., Pouuoes-05tt70c. per bu. state prison under this democratic reform Ohio, Sept 2nd, 1829. When five years Poft-W 000*4 B0. J1 •<-M »*r u’n • adasiolstntion. has a great head. He Is a of age he removed with his parents to Salt—SeHing at 81 per bbl. Seneca Co., Ohio, where he resided till Thnotby Seed—Selllna at tt.75 per bu. jwfftively original and unique genius. He tlie year 1848, when he came to Maple Wheal—No. 1. white* .«?:red. * .97. lots discovered that “from 50 to 75 per Grove. He was united In marriage to Flour-83.00 )>er hundred. eenfoftbe crimes which rend men to Elizabeth Holmes, of Attica, Ohio, April Hat prison, are caused by tbe protective 30th, 1857. They settled on the farm Beans—*2.00 ner bu. for citv picked. where be died. He leaves two sons, four tariff! It is now In order for the squaw­ Butter—13&I3C. creamery 20«a brothers and three sisters to mourn their Corn-Kir rx-r bu. bock teglalaUire to retire G. Major Taber loss, his wife and one son having pre­ Eggs-tsaiGc. Oat»—4Sc uerbu. «m a pension, and let him complete bls ceded him to the other world. Poultry—Live: chickens, e; duek < atady of tbe philosophy of Idocy. turkeys. Wheat-No.l white 81.M. No. Srcd.tj.cq. We wish to secure a representative In The United Presbyterian synod recently Hnsllngs. Mich., for our new No. 0 high at tta resrion In Pittsburg suspended five arm sewing machine, and would like to Cattle—dull Sheep and Lambs—dull MhffsterH who had been guilty of the hear from anyone who deHires to secure a Bog-—Medium ami Mixed tt.aXM5.05. profitable occupation or a valuable adjunct awful crime of voting at state elections! to an already established business. It is just such miserable foolishness as To a responsible party, or one who can Jttris that keeps thousands out of tbe give good security, we are prepared to make liberal terms of credit No previous Meas, the Influence of orthodoxy cannot experience In- sewing machines is neces­ sary, as we spend time and money In fail to diminish. assisting our dealers to learn the business. The world is fast learning that the new How do Patrons of Industry like the “No 9” is the only perfect sewing machine great ■•reforms” emanating from the ever made. Address Wheeler <Jt Wilson Mfg. Co.. Chicago. UL aqaawbuck legislature? If they are FOR THff tired of the wretched work done at Lansing Notice to Builder* Sealed bids will be received by the •orry for their part In bringing such an Board of Education, of the city of Hast­ ings, up to seven o’clock of the evening of June 30th to build a school building on the central grounds of Mild city. Pl^ts and THE GREATEST To “RBxtoaa Inquirer.” No, the Mich- specifications can be seen at the store of Huffman Bros. Bids to l>e for building above the foundation. The Board reserves MMttfcMB sqrawbucks are still studying the right to reject any and all bld*. RCMEOr OF THE AOE. BOAHfl OF ElH’CATION, by Clement Smith, President. ■nd "How not io adjourn." wheat crop this country ever raised Powers’ Hardware L. A. WETZEL, Fourth of July CELEBRATIONrear is Green Now is the time to prepare for the celebration by securing one of those fine three-quarter body top carriages to be seen and Insect Gans, Sticky and Poison Fly Paper, at my show rooms. Pure and cheap. Have a carnage of yourown. Do not depend on some one else and at last be disappoint­ ed in getting one. THE DRUGGIST. I. wish* to announce to the public that in addition to reg­ ular Fire Insurance business,! and London Purple, White Hellebore and Insect Powder, Bug Finish FRED L. HEATH Fire and Accideni taaccHgt. JESSE TOWNSEND. 4 Office at Residence on Michigan Ave. HASTINGS. MICH. ■ am also agent for the Mutual Reserve Live Stock Insurance Company, of Marshall, Mich., the only live stock insurance company authorized to trans­ act business in tbe state of Michigan’ Said company was organized for the purpose of insuring live stock from death from all causes under tbe mu­ tual plan where^the cost of such insurance is each year limited by the death rate of that year. A Vitry Wiise Man ^an^’ears a2° stated that "Money saved is better that Money earne , e impression continues to grow that this wise man told the truth. ♦k u7!1*5 ^ads yS.t0 remark that k is ^ays “Mouey Saved” to buy the best makes of shoes. They wear longer, wear better, and give one satisfaction while wearing, M e keep this kind of goods, and consult the interests of our ctistomers as well as our own when making prices on them, You will be consulfang your own interests if you buy these goods. • , - • ., . ~ j'-’u uuy inese jjoous. A ou will th t'V us ’2 say>ngof them, after you have put them to the testf _ * ... i a ,judicious J purchase. 1 test nt of artnal actual wear, that you made aud by Ibr one of fiv For Sale by all Druggists. Drs. Sixer & Sons, Meetings, Mien. LEADING BOOT AND SHOE DEALERS OF BARRY COUNTY. ’ �4ASnngs Banner. Tlitnulay June *8. 1»1. , •f------- ^TkTcOOK- Lot*! Editor. = d.u!, ,M»rda, »tun>ooo. Hn wmt Mt to the woodshed after some wood, and be­ Ing gone longer than was neaewary to g-t the same, some member of the family went out to tbe woodshed and found that "he had fallen dead. The family have the sympa­ thy of all. The wool boot factory is now employing 57 hand} la turning out 600 palm of wool boots dally, and already has an hand orders enough to keep the factory running till the middle of September. Our merchants are already finding that the 8450 weekly wagethis Institution is now paying makes quite a difference in business. personai^mehtion, =—= ^■.•SXW1" r°’"° k.xSi htr "■ WMln a5,Ste-£X*KU,,''“h‘,br L. N. Morbfr. or lUnbeld. ... tll, Our citizens appreciate the efforts being Hullo,, rri,tld, TuB>d>). made by Hams * Van Arman to secure constantly a fresh stock of fruits and vege­ Ertatle,or jMkwn, tables. This enterprising firm make it their In the city on Uu.lne*s Tue«1.y. * i businesstp keep in stock those articles 'de­ •”‘l «>«nt bnnday In manded by the trade. You will always wnn> find their stock of groceries, provisions, Barry,die, t* crockery and glassware complexe, and »i 'laochlar Bemlre, prlcessatisfactory. and wlfc *" ’ C- 'V. -Ionian The promotion exercises of tbe eighth Botloia W||| wx>n eMer lhe employ or grade of tlie public schools will be held Co.. mauutwLrin, In Union ball on Wednesday eve. June 24. ’ A small admission tee of ten cents will be ebemlua and druimata. ot Detroit. Absolutely Pure. charged to help cover expenses. Exercises . ,-,.f bnkiu'2 iwwter. Highest to begin at 8 o’clock sharp local time. An vl.uIL1: A’ sll"‘'rl«“‘l, who bad been w* r ° r . •*■"' tllue *t her wmX A. V . <rvnK«h.- U. 8. Govern- excellent program has been prepared for BittfcSJSii tefl '°r her 1|0“» *■ the occasion, and those who attend will be paiue vreek Friday. well entertained. Rev. Mr Irrtnt and wife. Mr, N. Barlow. Write the Western Michigan college. „ . . VnnArmm. aud Him Knowlton Grand Rapids, Midi., for new year book. attended tlie VI Oman’s Auxiliary nf the Literary, teachers’ normal kindergarten, Boani of Misaons at Allegan Tueaflav and commercial and shorthand eourer-. Re­ W edneaday of last week. view term for teachers commences July The many friends ot MIm Edna Havens 20th, and continues six weeks. Extensive preparations, lowest rates, board aud room will lx- pleased to learn that she has been S2.25 pj-r week. The most elaborate elected principal of one of the schools in college building In North America just Owosso. Aliss Havens has earned success and a splendid reputation n» a teacher. completed. Write for particulars. I will fit your eyes perfectly. No Charge for examination. You can find the Newest Styles of Jewelry, Watches and Clocks, at my store, 1st door north of Post Offiice. F. R. PANCOAST. POWDER QLOTfllNQ I jrt. 1 Flour $2.75. We have a few of those loose Muscatel raisins at 7 cents. . We -i lieadi|iiai;ters for al: - b-l- fruits. Cash for butler )in<! eggs. •\onrs Respectfully JOS. ROGERS. Sugars way down. leans Most is Lenox LOCAL NEWS. Clreu! •2.000 to F. H. Barlow liatiu has a. new* Hnrt- building: n new Ixmse in th*.* Mh* I--*'-r.i Besxmer is the ownet of a fine lady'- ••Hickory;’ bicycle. Piano* and or®.nk nt very low prices at John r’- jewelry' -tore. Mi-- Aliev Uni’ will M-ll millinery ^oods U* next 3« days for 20 iter cent. pff. like to Buy «j< j-uj.watd? WvIL we would ■i mill established hire. ■ aud eye glnbsft* of John re your eyes tested free of dung?. House and iiaru to rent In fourth wanj. corner ot l*u;k and Center streets.' EiiMoire of .1, Russen. V. Ixtiti- is preparing to erect a nice dwrifing dn his lot just south ot Dr. Barter’* new bouse. It soiiiKi- as though we were going to .havf'a hand again In our city. One has brto organise! with Chas. Wise as leader. Any person in need of n watch of any rtyi* or kind will do well to see John Beamer’s st-e k , before purchasing elsewbere. k, io<j busla-B - pure Japanese buckwheat for -4l<- hy .1. W. Bentley at 75c per bu. Thi- buckwheat yields 50 bushels and lietter per acre. Tlie Ibx-ktord watch has proven itself to ** the nn»»t accurate time keeper of all moderate price watches.' John Betsmer sell* them tn Hastings. More building in Hastings this year taxa for several years past. Tbe'record “ the chwe nf the year for new buildings *nd improvements will fall little if any *«* than 575.000. . i . F. G btoweii has jus’ received a fine tine ofGt-nt's Kangaroo and Cordovan ™?es' h will pay you to examine them Wrare you buy. if you want a first class nwk bottom price. tXsdet George Rock, who fe completing TOttudie* Ut the Glasgow university. re<*“ly took the first prize awarded by that Witatkm n» its student* in naval ■rcuitectur.-. George's friends feel proud Jf tbr record he is making. Frank Bush. Tuesday forenoon, attempt­ The young people, of the town line, gave ed to stop a span of colts, near the old depot, that had become frightened at a an lee cream social at the residence of Geo. passing train. One of the colls wheeled S. Clark Friday evening June 12 for the and planted a hind hoof squarely on benefit of Elder Brownell. The proceeds Frank’s face. He wax knocked down, and netted 814.45. The claxs extends their was Insensible for a few minutes. He re­ thanks to those whose united efforts made the Social £ grand steers*. covered, however, and is not much the worse for his Injury. He feels that Itev. A. D. Grigsby will preach at Uttgratitude Is no partofthat colt’s nature. Presbyterian church, June 21. morning and evening. In the evening at Ute re­ The Forum for July will contain a re­ quest of the graduates he will deliver a view.of the policy and au estimate of the baccalaureate address and all interested in character of the young Emperor of Ger­ the schools are cordially invited'. Senice many by F. Heinrich Geffcken, imperial Privy Councilor, who explains in detail Y. P. S. C. E. meets at the Presbyterian the dismissal ot Bismarck and the relations between the Emperor ami the ex-Chancrl- church pn June 21 at 6:30. To be led by lor. This article is one of tho most im­ Willie Grigsby. portant ever contributed to nn American The last lu the aeries of Methodist church socials for this rtmferetiee year will l>e held Wednesday afternoon and As an example ot what the Building and evening. Juve -24. at the parsonage. laoan Association is doing, we give the Tables will be set in the Itouse and on the following: One man, who-works lu one lawn. This is the general social and all of the factories here, borrowed the money the clubs are expected to participate. ot the Association to pay for a lot and Supper from 5 to 8. Ice cream will Ite build .1 new house on it. coxtlii$ IA all served from 5 o'clock through the evening. nearly 81100. It will cost him to pay for All are invited. thi-* home SS.45 a month for nine years.; Children’s Day i« always a great day in He was paying in rent for a house no: so 'desirable, $7.00 per month. So tor Sl.45 Methodism, and tbe observance, first set a numth above his rent, for nine years, be In motion by that church, has ta-eii follow­ can jwv for and own the home he Ihys in. ed i>y nearly every other evangelical Mieiety. Not only is it Important and in­ The sale of summer resort tickets com­ teresting in itself, but the special purpose mencing June 4th. 1W1, from 'Hastings of the finite raised by It—the training of to points and at rates named as follows: |xx»r young men and women for the Traverse City and return $7.10. Bay View missions and ministry—radd to its Import­ or Petoskey nnd return $05. Harbor ance. Last >ear in the 51. E. church, the Springs and return 32.20, Mackinaw City comfortable sum of $54,090 was raised. and ret uni 310.30. Mackinac Island and re­ Thh year HJs hoped the amount may be turn $11.30. Sale will continue until increased to &13.0V0. At the M. E. September 30th. Extreme limit for return church of this city, on the part of the •passage on tickets to all alrovc points will Sunday school connected with It. great !be Oct. 81. 1891. M. H. Counts. efforts were made to have Children's Day Ticket AgL M. C. R. R. • • one that should-Ins, If possible, in adranee . of former observances in interest and reMr. Weaver having removed from Hast-' su]t< The church was beautifully Ings. Messrs. Stuart A Knappen have ( tri .Crated fur the occasion. ——-I.- nn ... —association ...... vr. William tvur..... O. < ■ i __ ....... made with Mr. The flue program arranged by the church Lowden, with whom they will have an I Ixmrd of e«lueation wax carried out hi a A».tice iu the new Hostings cRy bank build-1 very IntetesUug ami huprewdve manner. Tng. Mr. Lowden will give such atten­ The handsome xum of 832.70 was mixed tion ax may be needed to the transaction by the collection, of which the various of Barry county inwiness for tbe firm. Sunday school classes contributed $26.50. Mr. Knapjien will, however, give penonml Through carelessness souk barlxM wire attention to such matters as may require, or in which clients desire such attention, was iert loose on the fair ground Sunday both os regards Hastings business now Mild Henry Barnaby's gray home happened on hand and new business. Clients desir­ to come into contact with It. Henry Is ing to communicate with Messrs. Stuart A now driving a new horse for a few days. Knappen may do so through Mr. Ixiwden. All the Imrbed wire in this country should or may address them at No. 15 New House­ be exported or put up on the shelf? man block. Grand Rapids, Michigan. Barry Lodge No. K. of P. fittingly ob­ / Tbe Reunion of the Alumni of the Hast­ served the newly Instituted Memorial day ings high school will take place Friday of that yrder on Sunday test The day evening, June 26th. at the Residence of was one that would keep most people Hon. P. T. Colgrove. There will be the pretty close to the shade at home. Never­ usual banquet, after which will come the theless upwards of 60 members met in ‘'toasts.” There will be no literary pro­ Castle hall at 2.30. p. m. and at thiee gram, and only a short business session. o’clock marched to tlie M. E. church’ and It Is expected tbe evening will be given listened to an excellent discourse by Rev. up to the renewing of the fellowships of W. M. Puffer, on subjects befitting the the school room. The banquet will be occasion, »lt was a masterly addreni, and prepared by the ladles of Emmanuel we think no Knight who heard IL couhl ehurch. and that to all It is neeesaary to have felt other than that to him tbe dignity state in order to say that it will be of the and character of Knight hood was raised finest. It to expected that this reunion after listening to the address. Very •nd banquet will be one of the most appropriate music was, furnished by a pleasant iiFthe history of the Association. quartette, who all belonged to the lodge Tbe treasurer requests that ail members here. After the services at the church the Knights headed by Col. E. Y. Bogle who comcjffepared to pay their dues. was In command for the occasion, and Rev. l^lie graduating exercises of Class *91 of W M. Puffer, marched In column of twos !he Hastings high school will take place to Riverside, where they were marched to Friday afternoon June 24th, 1891, in the the graves of tbeir deceased Brothers courtyard. If the weather be favorable, Harvey Wright. C. C. Mason. C. IL Vanotherwise probably in Union ball. Follow­ Arman and Geo. Simpson: upfln each grave each Knight dropped a floral emblem. ing is the program: The remains of Knight Chas. Bronson Music. Glee Club. were interred at Middleville- As It was Invocation. ImnoMible to decorate his grave, the Knights Salutatory. Lydia Dillbahner. Abraham Lincoln, Charles Duane Bauer. left their floral tributes In his memory on the alter of their castle hall, before pro­ Mottoes. Lulu Clare Teeple. ceeding to the church. After the decora­ All Nature in Harmony, Kadie Leins. tion of the graves at Riverside, the Knights War No More. Harry A. Bowker. were drawn up In the form ot a circle with­ Class Motto, Fanny M. Seaver. in the cemetery. Intlde the clrele were Music. Solo. Miss Sarah Jones. Col. Bogle, Rev. Puffer and Past Chance lor Woman of the 30th Century. Edith U Clement Smith. The latter made a brief, Barnum. and eloquent address In memory o Life's Purpose. Ora A. McV1,nJ°^L,., . touching tbe deputed Brothers. Col. History of Hastings. Minnie E. Calkins.. The Modern High School Boy. E, a few appropriate words to the knights, and wa» followed by Rev. Puffer who Gertrude Lake. «... c- offered a short prayer and pronounced the Stepping Stones to Higher Things, F. benediction. The Knights were then dis­ Belle Lampman. „ x banded. committees previously choren Class Oration, Africa’s Futfire, Wm. Guy .ranged the flowers In emblematic pieces. Bauer. Then the Kuighta proceeded to their homes Music. all feeling that It was worth tar more than Snow Bound. Maude E. Stebbins. a’l ilwtboe aud trouble to do whet had The American Girl as She Is. Minnie A. been done In memory oP the deceased Wardell. Class Poem, Hastings H. S. Alumni, Brothers of Barry lodge. Edna Brown. _ Immigration. Chauncy R. Btebop. Mi&, Maud Bartley and her class -in inSoliloquy of the Schoo! Boom Clock. "HWWitel music, together with the male Mae Hobbs. composing the M. E. church choir. Grace Class Htotory. Wilda Belle Biivln. *h>cl: Miss Bartley is organist, gave Munlc. L'eg•pleasant musicale at the home of Aerial Navigation. Rose «. BiWnfW• °- Sc!,’,,u Friday evening. It was^ ■ „___ . i John J. MeCkUnm. •ery creditable to all concerned. Class Prophecy. Ktlherinc J. Dooley. Valedictory, Charlotte E. Carpenter. Carload* of baled rye straw are beingWt>e«l from this city to Pen Yau. X. Y.. Mmdc. Class Song. . I Prreentaliou of Clara, Prof. w. v. t “‘•wnfaetureu Into material tlo,IHe finishing, supplaaling . *«• R is claimed to b« cheaper, more aud capable of as beautiful a! -- wu-h as me quarter-sawed oak. btCokte’rring Smith. Diplomas, Hon. Clement Wtaa Iber -W. lo !>□£_. t>l°M pur Ber vtK1 to wo.lder Mtxrr, C. 4 8. S.. «s It !. b*>t In lb. world .nd will do von mon<ro.«! thin twice f-w amount trf an, other Kleine For sate by drurslals. T Parker baii decided to plot » pwtinn'ofhto farm, which front* on W est State Stand will *eU a number ofvalaabte lots 4x12 rod* at very reasonable terms. Are what wo have for sale, and these axe what people all have to buy, and the PLACE - TO BUY-SUCH-GOODS MORRILL & CO.’S STORE We buy goods in large quantities and therefore can give you value received for your money invested. We not only buy goods for the Hastings store, but for FIVE OTHER BRANCH STORES. Two are located at Ann Arbor, one at Bay City, one At»B^rou, and one at Flint; making in all six large stores, and in buying goods for all these stores it enables us to procure the -VERY BEST OF BARGAINS And we propose to give our customers the benefit of it. Give us a call; you will * always find us ready to show goods. ■ Yours respectfully, THE ONE-PRICE CLOTHIERS, HASTINGS, MICH. P. S.—Remember our goods .ire Marked in Plain Figures and are STRICTLY ONE PRICE TO ALL.' . The Apparel Oft Proclaims' the Man Therefore it is wise in making your selections of clothing to get that which fits best, looks best, is best. No doubt exists in the mind of any man who has ever worn the Stein Bloch Co. clothing that it is the equal of the best tailor made garments, at from one-third to a half less money. You can buy this clothing in Barry county only at our store. To complete “the apparel that oft proclaims tbe man,” come and see and buy from our stock of hats, shirts, collars, cuffs, neckties, etc. You will have every reason to congratulate yourself if you act on the above suggestions. . GRANT, Leading Clothier. �Children Cry for Pitcher’s Castoria. HURLED TO DEATH. । PLAY ON THE DIAMOND. ________ .... ... ........ ' BUSINESS CARTE"'" I A rblHtMs Home. Smith and hh wife have toat money can buy. but there to w «&•«'« I larking to flwir happini**. ------- \ * of children, but no little volet* pratth'. no Frightful Disaster to a Train in X iiicago. Jan. KL—lAWgua baaa /bal! feel liaU<r In thHr bcautlfii bi»«w. mbits yesterday were: At Boston—Boston | ..j wt,uiii give ten .vara of ui.v lire •• Switzerland. ?, Gblcagn V; «t Philadelphia—I’hiladel- j P<rtIid have one healthy, living child pbiii S, Cincinnati If. at New York-New my own^ Smith <»rtcu «y» wad PLUH&E THROUGH A WEAK BRIDGE. York 1-iH.bnrir »: ot llrrmklrn-Cleee- No nomon eon l« the /MJ" loud 0. Br.»kleo 10. . lolT.RrtW *'7 I’.’.^T- LLnH^ It Ml<* «nurr» -kaocUHon: At Colun>bu.-Atbl«lc 2. heollb. ................... trowlO'ui .......... .. ...... ...... .. P*'"" ColuntbuKO: nt Clnelnonll—Clluluiinll Washington 1; at Louisville—Louisville 3, ft:nctimi!il d< mnfiart’l* bei* ,VK . Horror In jJnlthnon. jj. St, lx>Uis-Sl. JdOUia ti, dition l» such ihat Mw »*•••"* •'."I*',’0 “‘}ve In-althy cliiUlren. D'. Pw«re* Faxorlle Drath'fn Tbeir Bed*—Great Deslruction I CHICAGO, June 11.—lacagud base ball Pirsoriptinn I# a Mtvcreiga and guarnUtoPU of Property by >*lood in the Indian j genres yesterday Were reported -is follows: remedy tor nil three aliments, bee guarTerrit.ry. | At yos’ton_Chicago 0, Boston 13; at Clevv- antev prlnlnl mi -Wrttlr-wrap|wf. Petjpips yon “rc nm down, can’t cat. Behlin. June 15.—A fearful accident is laud—Brooklyn 9, Clavehuid F*. at New . Th>r-' h mil n doetorandohlv one under­ ren’t ski p, can't think, can’t do anything reported from Switzerland. A railroad. York—Pittahurl; 14, New A ork 6: at Phil* taker m Alger comily. to your tattofaction. Mid you wonder what bridge arrow, tbe Moeaichen, a small af- । odclphia—4Cincinnati Philadelphia!. ’torlnnatl 33. Philaddlohia 1. ails you. You should heed thu wanting, Association; At Washington City— fluent of the Rhine, at Stein, in the can­ you are taking the firat step into nervous Washington 3, Athletic 2. No other games prostration. You need a nerve tonic and ton of Basel, not far from Germany, gave played. The Riclm:«'ti<l driving n—orUtltni offer in Electric Bitters you will find the exact way yesterday under the weight of an ex­ CHtt'AGO, June 12.—League base twill remedy for restoring your nervous system cursion train, crowded with throngs ol clubs yesterday made the following rec- $400 i:t ji;ir.'''s fr«r races July 4. to Its normal, healthy condition. Surprto- peojdt* who were on their way to a musical onts: Al Bunion—Chicago G, Boston Ut at “ET.IUCK THE GOLDEN MEAN.** ing results follow the use of this great fete. Two engines and tlw find car. with • As a IIIimhI Furlfler. nerve tonic and alterative. Your appetite all Ila piwfengera,_x first P plunged 1“n“”1 ,into , 'the “I; llH»kly«-ne~Und S. Brankin. H •< The Det will Free Press says:^••lliWuirt’* returns, good digestion is restored, and river, while the other cars remained sub- i Philadelphia— Cincinnati2, Philadelphia 1. . Rheumatic Syrup prepareu uy iurv....~o .Syrup prepared by The CharlfS the liver and kidneys resume healthy peuded over the stream. All the trainmen Association: At Baltimore-Athletic 2.1 Wright Medicine Company, of this rtty. action. Try a bottle. Price 50c. at W. were killed, and every pnssengvr in the I Baltimore V; at Washington City-Wash-, |in5 ttn,ck the Gdlden Mean, iu the treatH. Goodyear's drug store. submexged car was drowned. Thirteen I ington 5, Boston 1!»; at Cincinnati—Ciuof H|| blood dLrn«<*s. aud Ito success, cars were saved. The number of killed ciuuati 5, Columbus 3;pogome at Louis* nn et|jenee that an hunest, pure and i। ra ’uuble medicine, The best salve In the world for cuts, was at least sixty, and of those Injured I ^He. •».v. .. _ - u.uuine nirun •••> • to not Incapable ------ a------- of- atbruises, *ores, ulcers, salt rheum, fever not 1«sm than 10f». .The fearful calamity' C hicago, June If.—Chicano Chicago and «■»*<«»J«« ir aim New i. tractiug lr.nHnir tlw attention <>f of every every family. family, sores, tetter, chapped hands, chilblains, York met at Imi« Imll yesterday, and An-; There M*m» to be but one upinioh as to has caused a terrible shock in Switaerlokid coms, nnd all skin eruptions.* and positive­ aon’s “Cults'’ went down before the its merit its n family medicine. TH.,I. U)« rr.1 »' U» IU«™» « ly cures piles or no pay required. It Is and south Germany. Rescuers liustened ■Gi-RIA■■ U«CT. «o«.: At X.« Yorkguaranteed to give perfect satisfaction, or to tbe scene, and the injured were taken Cbicogo «, New York* ot »rooklrn- | ll>i« wonderful r.mr,l>. IU perfert U* Clnelnni.il Brooklyn T: ar Bortonection. In rra .vlng all unpun .i d money refunded. Price 25 cents per box. For fair by W. IL Goodyear, the druggist. DEVASTATED BY WATER. Htlalmnt A Borton S; rt Phllodel|>hla-' pilrtrneila palter Iran Wood. So MW Clereland 0. BMIadelrMa S. .lioold be »lllKrtt « M a thorough and et.James Einprey fell under a land roller Association: At Washington City— fvctual blood purifier for young and oN. while at work Tuesday on his farm, near Wasbingfuu fl. Athletic:;*, at Baltimore-’ For sale by W. IL Goodyear. Hartsuff, St (Hair county, and was crushed Abkakuas city, Kan, June 15.—A Borton 4, Baltimore0; at Cincinnati—Cintob-k'to death. . . . clnnnti 0. Columbus 3; al Loulsrille-St. ' CoruBtra Ims successful «!iool of teh.g gentleman who has just arrived here from Greer county in the extrema south part of Lonto U, Louisville 7. . raph». the Indian Territory reports that the Red Following are .ire.wuuum the National <v.*, league i,B|nnrs Ol oj HIV toe »C.*M|', aralp, .tetter M>res. and —- ' • , r-uun •i«M <»«* Ux ‘corop All llMinOV» River aud its north been out bf Sutunlay: Boston PUts- iimamin dlll.drufl<cunNiAiiii .urwl. x„di*IImrb»«r Peeked , hence. — -----------— --fork — have . — for .................. -z - At Boston ------- - —-----—• \> ---m'uu* ............................. ^1. ,1- Saa^Xaa "V completely I 1burg m.w. K. DI. 11 ..I.1.X >.—111. s la«l at ..V,, n .1" . . by using Hall’* Vege ----- ’aMe their bank’ SXa for over -. a ...a week, 5; a* at PhRadelphia Philadelphia 4. । |,-W|lrM pirventrd I ■ ■I »...w the I I... people ... ’I--, afcl.. ...1 G; ... Z.f-lc S8, ' hemming in a....! and ...ulnn cutting off all all ij /"Cl<-»<land at X'_..n New York--—S.*\ New York ; S'cillan Bair Ueuca-er. communication with the outeiile world, j Chicago 7; nt Brooklyn—Cincinnati 1, | Bishop Foley will conCrin a numberpf The rainfall there haa been simply terrible Brooklyn 11. and the people are suffering everywhere, i Association: * ' " (Saturday) At Baltimore Jackson prison convicts in the Catholic Cincinnati— I faltb. July) I'.’. Over half of the wheat crop han been *eti en m-­ — —Baltimore xiaiiimore 3. •>. .Athletic .-vimctic 2; «. at aiviunuiuiii nearly Cincinnati 1. Columbus 4; nt Washington i tirely ruined and corn and oats lire x__ * “Waahingtou f*fiuiil|,iuu w. ., ... ;ed tho City— 4. iriowiii Boston 7; at ..JU... Louis- • all killed. A cloud-burst inundated — Vllf The rille—Louisville J, nt. St. Louis U. i.Tiinuay (Sunday)' little town Frazer, ruining vown rniwr, ruiniug every c»cvy merrow vine XxJUlsvuio a, lxiuis v. • •** ordinary ....... , ■ treafmrnt ... . of contagions ■ H. P. Smith dropped dead at the W Miuc chant’s stock of goods am! compelling the At IdOuwville rille—St. loouis IajuIs 0, lamiaville lAiuisville 3; nt ' Mood poisoning poi»onl»« ’*• todrive one <’n- |»i n . Tuesday. He a ns *0 year# old and bad tf-Columbus 3, Cincinnati d; a*, at. tj>«* lh»* system by intnlticing another. Tat been landlord of the old Chippewa house people to flee for their Uvea. Two persons i ClncinnatT—Columbus were drowned in the town and three in the Glutic ester Point, N. J.,—Bnltimorttl2, rvstilt. In nio-t c».m*s. lias Is-en that which .. , ... _., . ’ jI usually the rrvtar-nan frying-ptn country. Along Turkey Creek and Salt Athletic 'A u-nally fofiows follow-- -a leap from •».. 0' into Fork, a dozen or more houmm were waabed I Chicago June 16.—The league made Into tlie the fire. fire. To put It mildly, nwrcurial ,T,he.‘lSS?S,d'”‘' *" *“ i rbe hdinning Kama M h»e ball rntenlAj:!....... """" WlmnuJ nr Idoo.&u . I uXtkM? .n.l'ye'lhX Tuesday uightlwo tram pa held up John THREE PERSONS BURNED TO DEATH. ' l.1,|l„,w,''h1;.4 tevclnnd to. 1'1'S.ll'.IOn , i.i «. • _ t_|. »• I *1,1. »- , , lit, . .. ... ruse lliv T-J.-SM Iiitr-aes., ...... ................. Webb, colored, on the streets of Jackson •*. NT..,.* .. Ni.wk-Sew ’,*.,.. . . .. ,|„, ■ u■k| ■ rqfUli.urtn ... »: at .Sew \ork 11. ibl.nrm IS; u MMin *w|n and secured a revolver aud 33 cents. at BrwMyit-ClDt-uviatl 13. Bwkljli ». I # It „m,w „r s. S. S. to cum Caught In Their Sleep. „.A“?7u‘k“‘.: -u " “hto«Hy„ C1,ir-1 maiaiftaoa blood poisoning. | ..r that New York, June 15.—Three pcrons Mrs. Winslow's Hoatoing Sjnip has been used “"7l: “ dl«w tbe medicine Is somly n .iwelllr. for children leelbtng. It soothes the child, members uf one family, were burned to Athletic* - . 0; Baltimore . .. o(noB ((( -111T 11M.r,.urt,| 1. sones* Hie gums. lUlays all pain, cures wind eollc. and ls| the best remedy fur dianh-i a. death early yesterday morning in a tene­ and other mineral poisoning. In short £ Twenty-five rent* a bottle. Sola by ul! Unmguls ment house fire on upper Third avenue. MACAULEY'S NEW ZEALANDER. S. .S. is tlw! great blood purifier. It de­ i ChroturUout tlie world. Those who lost their lives were Philip stroys the genns nf the contagious disease, Lizzie. the beautiful 16 years old daughter Brady, aged 53; Catherine Brady, his wife, and expels from the system all forms of of G. W. Gaunbrill of Saginaw, suicided aged 40. and their 13 year-old son, Philip mineral fioisoning. It restores health and LONPOX, June 15. — The Spectator prints i ,• by taking rough on rats yesterday. Brady. The tenants were axleep on the a eouiewhat gloomy article on the decline । “ renKt 1 11 ,B Ml e ' fifth floor and from toe positions iu which their inxlies were found it to evident that iu the rate of lamdon’s growthfas shown i Grund Rapids will use. 55rt carloads of they were not awakened until the Are hnd by statistics just made public. The writer i brick for paving this summer. It can be givrn «n a eup of tea or coffee, with­ them surrounded. Their bodies were secs in this fact an indication that the emout toe knowledge ot the person raking it. effecting a speedy and permanent cure, wheiher burned almost beyond recognition. Many plre lias passed the meridian of its great­ the ratfent fs aimx!enil<-drinkeror analcoholic others of the tenants hail narrow escapes. ness. nere. So bo far as ns the immediate future is la Conversation demamls knowMgw, and wreck. Thom^uds of drunKanls hxve been caneCTial tl» writtr rwM. | llcuuld L,„ ta.nr.rrtai.rrj cared who have taken the Golden Specific In Half a Million DuUar Fire. Ing vfitniwiu as • relief nine U w ill w libout Iwwks Is l*uc to say If eouW tot tbeir coffee without their knowhdW. and to­ Philadelphia, Jnnc is.—The main day believe they quit drinkinc of their own free .own ttetraaeo^lo'^adioit and make1 n.rartslad witboat a rwor.1 of tb. will. Nu harmful effect result* from lu atl- building of the abattoir, on the jrest side tlptaaible to parelle better rurtbod. ot b.«. and. It mnsl I-s^d.the wont. wbwl. minfMrathMi. Cures guaranteed. Send for cir­ donc tbouRbt and imagined. cular and full particulars. Address tn coti- of the Schuylkill river, opposite Arch munlelpwl orsatUatw.n nnd wtilernrni,: Mtuiee.Gouien sck« ific Co.. 1>5 IbiceStreet, street, was completely destroyed by fire London has expanded eo-equaLy with the »• • course, — ------ — • . to ’T-imag - ­ For un. of it ■is •impossible Onctcnatl. Q. . early yesterday. Charles Hocke, a curitnb\ empire, and both will decline i i corntuun ine life without such a record. Society ha# Tbe anvil club, nn anociatfon of hard­ ity seeker, was bit ou the head by a flying and jierish together when their mission iu been called “a strong solution of books.”s ware dealers nH over the country^ met at timber, and received injuries from which civilization has been fulfilled. Science and letters agree iu repre*.'iitahe will probably die, his injuries being n Bdgiuaw Tuesday. tious of life without literature as life in That time will not come, however, pre­ concussion of the brain. It to understood , which, not cunvcraation, but coarser picas­ -My father, at about the a^e of fifty, last all1 that tbe total loss, including machines, dict# The Spectator, for centuries to come. un's played the chief pari. building, sheds, refrigerating apparatus, The article recalls Gladstone's famous What conversation would be poaslble and dressed lx*ef would amount to nearly prediction ot a few year# ago that Eng___ ...,-* .. 77 nmong inc the ucgnuieu degraded Australian savages, gati conHlog. and. in three months, he hnd a IaW.ijOO. fully insured. To her wes'ert^rh-^l 'tV ^ I 1 i’l Rt^1* referwl lo by Darwin, who use very few growth of hair of toe natural color."—P. J. ' l. "‘Jr* ??,'“• <»»« •>»•« Ctilton. Saratoga Springs. N. Y. A dnlenllnu or Mlrl.lmn mnreliMU b I B ls‘-on. u' l*-lA>ther Holt, whose marvelous increase in population,'j four) Even»the early Greeks themselves wealth and power shows no sign of atmte- ! In arisen »kln( tor tetu-r rolc. on «ut ’ “*ed W. ot Eunu Kxrtor. whll. wnlkln* In nient. Macauley's New Zealander an the preferred good living. Feasting with music bound freight. . the woods lay down to rest in the shade of ruins of London bridge at course comraSn to declared by 1'lyimre the “fairest thing *in “ : worl<sConversation nnd literature j the roots of a large overturned tree. jor appropriate mention. -*-------------------------i have grown up together, and. like the Ribbard*" Rbaamatle «»d Liver POD. Workmen not knowing of hto prvaenee. Th«r plll».r,».MntlB™.l> cvm^nndrt. , ch , th, lruuk ' whlch Diplomat# at Chicago. I "lore "love birds," binto," wb we cannot have onFwithpnt one' wltlpnt C hicago, June 13.—A party of diplo ' the othcr* No sustained conversation gvts *~1 nnlronnln «.|ton. No srlpmn pkln » wbA! «BW bark, lolo th. Pl^. ...... vM.ie *«. k*. U.pio ... ----- ----. ■ _"ting• ■ reprewntotives . . far l.util«‘■..■aw. ■ «.l**y nommohlr Mlowln, the UK or plIK [ |mpriM,nl„g Holr bonmrb lb™, lli „„ mat*, const of oi farwrit wUho ’u,nK>al,I ’“J froni J»oka, no witty w, ... ' ... ..... . ronveranl inn trnnlil lm intaJIiiril J.. ■nn-,- nn .ibptwl to both ntlnlt, nnd drib d.«l wron- be ronld be rrlene.xl. .■ France, Nicaragua, itzerInnd. Belgium, conversation would lie intelligible without knowledge of them. dren with perfect safety. We guarantee Sweden, Spain, Corea. China, Russia, Itlpprd In Half by a Saw. Mim Lydia White, a brilliant Irish wo­ they have no equal in the cure of sick hnadsche. constipation, dyspepsia and HL’boox, Wla., June 15.—Ole Nebiou. on England, and Austria, arrived here on a man and n Tory, used to give famous jmrbiliousness, and, a.* an appetizer, they ex- employe at the Nelson & Co. large saw­ special train yesterday to look over the tie-s in those days, at the beginning of thia oel any other preparation. Sold by W. mill ax Lakeland, Minn., was instantly work of preparation for the World’s fair. century, when the Whigs were for a gen­ They came nt the invitation of Secretary H. Goodyear. killed Saturday by falling on one of the Blaine and in charge of three officials of the eration or more in a hopeless minority. At one of these parties all the guest* were The state revival bond of,the M. E. large saws. The saw p^ssevl up his body state department—I* A. Brown, A. H. Whigs, and they were complaining of the in such a manner as to cut him into two church is holding tent meetings in Grand Allen and Hugh Legare The party was sorry plight of their party. “Yes/’Mld equal jMirts. Rapids. met at the station by tae mayor and com­ Sydney Smith, “we are in a most desperate Killed by the Fast Freight. mittees fretn the World's fair manage condition—we must do something* to help Il to conjectured that a specific may yet be Mahakov City, Pa., June 15.—Two ment. A- Qrive to Lincoln park was first ourselves; I think we had letter sacrifice a found t«r every 111 to*x flesh to heir to. How. ever thu may be. certainly the best specific y«t Pole* named Andrew Kratowskis aud on the programme, then lunch nt the res­ Tory virgin.’’ Lydia White at. once caught found for diseases of toe blood is Ayer's Sana John Makin were killed by the fast idence of Editor Josepli Medili. During and applied the allusion to Iphigenia. “I the afternoon the fair site was visited, and believe,’’ wild she, "there is nothing the partlla. *nd most diseases originate from im­ freight ou the Reading railroad, near tbe visitors were pleased nt tlw progress Whigs would not, do to raise tlie wind.”— Mnhnnoy Plain, Saturday night. pure blood. nuule, Gentleman’s Magaxino. ) rrubably a Happy IkUtuH". A hundred Jackson people surrounded Vienna, June IBs—A hnrge currying 500 a school building in that city, thinking a Halifax, N. S„ June 15.—A dispatch thief was inside, and sent for the police. convicts on the Volga river, in Russia, ,.v MOB HI AGE SALE. Tlie officers found tlie janitor mending the convicts Itcing destined to Siberia, received here says that la grippe is spread­ Default having been inndntntoc condltlana boar in toe basement. sank iii-iix* Novgorod and many were ing with alarming sapidity on tbe Mag­ ni.JJ 5ertl!,l! mortWB made 1»> Ira F. drowned.■ dalen islands. Five members ot one fam ily have succumbed to the disease. Fish­ dated tJeioiM-r zud. A. I), iiwi, aud recorded e °n,llir<rf ‘l,r Eegbter of Deeds, for the MORTGAGE BaIE. LaKCASTEK, Wis., June 15.—At 2:15 p. ing Is practically suspended. During cm? ooiinlv of Harn si.d Klate of Mlrblxan. nn the Ofantt having t»e«i made in tin-condlUon’ m. yesterday the jury in the Zodolske past ten days fifty persons have died of the -Ah day of Dctotwr, A- D. 11*3. iu fiber It ot rnon• n( a mortgagt* dated Aiunrnt 13. IS70. made by cat (MgesMaiidK.wtilrti said luortgaee wav disease and hundred# of others are down ,.hri ’EM?* '*f W,n'hto Kfij.ib Shaw and wife Plillura t • David G. Mc- murder trial reached a verdict, finding <2ure and rewded i<> Uw '»S'ce of tor lU-ghoer Hose Zouolske guilty The convicted with It. Unless an abatement in tlie dis­ Dm to toe »“* ,5.nb r'w,rd*d April Hl Dcrd’ for the County of Barry and otatr ot ease comes soon starvation will have to lie l-^l 111 toe Otnre of n-iGMrr of Deeds tn an t Michi**.'! ou AuguM 30. U70 In liber “W’bf woman was taken to Waupan to-day, nul by max./ on the island. The sIck are tor B rry rotintv. Mh-h. In liber 3B of.nvjttpo paao am and by the *aid David G. there to serve out her life sentence. She 1,7. *"««»•» further r/p7e£ unable to p-ocure the nevesaary medicine lv nitreed iu -aid tnorlg-tge that slinull there McClun aligned to AmbrovC Hubbvll. OctoixT a>. l«H. xnd rrwil'd io caid register's ufilcr. poisoned Mrs. Dr. Mitchell, and later MIkm to relieve tlalr suffering and in some of *"the «d the interea urtoln-r io. 1SM in Uber 33 of mortgagra on p«re Ella Malley, in order that she might get- tbe fishermen's homes the inmates have uisHi the Miinr, at any day when the same MiociM be due and iaayabl« and *houl 1 >h<- «an*e OSoudbi Dntilcl »t>tker. executu. oftbelaat an opportunity to marry Dr. Mitchell. She been put on short allowances of food. will aud :r»tam<-i;t of said Amhra.e HuJibefi. is a very pretty girl, and sympathy is with IiH?daV“^?" I?'’ ’'i arrears for the spare, of deerwd. aastewl to Emily F. KUlaon. Sarah her sj far as the people nre concerned. » 11 dais then the i>rin<-|p*l un-aia tnurtntiie Should due at the ovUoa af the morttnSJ; E. KHfl aud Wllmincr W.<isborn. F'ebraarail. and th" urn rest due on ths .. .. MOT mskJ n-conted in Mid rezUter suffiec Febru­ CoLVMBls, 6., June 12.—The testimony ary »*•! in liber x of mvrtgaxrs, on page UM *ud bv iLr said Eini'v F. Htilaon. Sarah K. Held Grand RAPtns’, Mich., June IL—A in the Elliott trial shoeing that the de­ and wmmoer W. inkirn aasixiird to Alexander ^d^CTd^uS£SSe It. said premeditated attack on the property of fendant and hi# brother fired the first UU die .. .. ODlriatMt . „M..—April. *.-..117.1KI .0.1,and l>- I recorded » —w ... ... to SsusW dreUrt, the whole i!trai.lmn?SS?dX?Sd the street railway qprr.pany by the strik­ three show on the day of Osborn’s mur­ paynlil*. un wblrli nwirtgime there is cl*ima<i ers, who have now been out a moot}*, re­ der Is accumulating, The whole trend so to be due at too date ot tlil« entire theum M-ren hundred alxty dX”*^«£ sulted in a fierce battle in the street at 3 far is in that direction, and a large numlier of witnesses are yet to be examined on Are eeatvand an Mttorury'M fee onht"lty nV' morning and the this point. The defense has issued sub- dollars provided form mhi«i morinse mk!>! hundred and forty six dollars and eight o’clock yesterday sun «T prorewilnga at |*w Imrit’»hh SRtfa It** an a’«l no aull or proreeding at law wounding of several men. Detective Jo­ punrns for about >0) witnesaen, among toted t<i recover ton iiHtnrys secured by hnemgixem tnHHuted to recover die amount |<i seph W. Smith was hit over the head whom are ex-Governnm Foraker and tnmtjnigeorany pitrttoereaf. 1 •*" aattjred by aafil tnortgege or any |»art then-oi; Notice IMfe.'rfure hereby given, that on Kat- with a club and seriously injured. * An­ Bishop, ex-Lieutenant Governor War­ afday. V etltb day of July. invt. at ten o'clock t« fcheforet «w»r» tb« re wilt »h- sold at- tbe north other officer received a bullet through Lis wick. Maj. William McKinley, Judge tract door of the Court bouse bi the Citv of helmet. John Highrtettar, one of tbe Nash, and others prominent In the politiHastings. County at Barry, and stale ot Mtehcul nnd aude.1 world. iran. sa-M Court house being the place in Du»b, waa'fatally injured, another of tbu ' -Mi in«‘i„t which th** Cireidl •'ourt for tbe County of mob was wounded In tbe arm. and thirBarry h held, at public auction to t be lilghret . W .*. '.UEN, Minn.. June Ku—In sinking, bMdrr. the nreniUrs deseilbed In Bald martcharged with felony. It was the. moat exciting disturbance in die history of tbe au urtewiau well two xnEea weatoftbh strike and h gave rise to the first pitched city, natural gas w=* a*.rack at an depth of twenty feet. It come* out with ouch 1 for In said iimrumn, a.iW battle the jmlice of tbe city have ever force that it throw.-, sr-nes thirty feethigh. _____________ mate In th* City of I&ttor*. had. The ga# was accidentally ignited and a lam-, and State ot Mr hlxan. flame »ho< into tbe air forty feec. >wn and deerelbed »Jn»Sw«Rowe. June 12.—Northern July wu wth half (m of t hASSEl I?*U 1 You may have heard your friends aud ■nigbbora talking about iL leu may wnreelf be one of the many who know Yoci pemoual experience iUA1 ,,ow K‘MH' a bins It 1*. If you have ever tried it. you ,rfre on** of Its staunch friends, bceatwe the wooderl'id thing about it is. that when once given a trial. Dr. Kins'# New DisCnwy ever after bolds a place in the house. If you have never n-wd it ami should be afllivtvEl with » cough.* cold or any throat, luug or chest trouble, secure a bnttle nt once and give It a flair trial, it I* guaranteed every time, or money refunded. Trial Is-ttlrs free at W. IL (iixxlyeafa 1- •:.:’Tr;rwr; — W1LLUM OrLOWDEN? -------- — ..... . L«wv..ti, OOeeowJuUwRumm-11 * .um, ll.HIng., Mid,. re’ , k, ufUAin, knapfen a WEAyric " Attorney* m i.-v ’ Over IlaaUuK* Nation*! jUllk. jfjj** “~ 'AMoeiaxe oCTcei, uy <; A. &KLD0N, Oisris BJVJOYO Both tbe method end resulu when . Abstract and Real Estate Offire Syrup of Figs id token; it it pleasant M AtauraBlBloet.roun,,.., urnccMoney lu Iomi qu u,.;h Ms;. and refreshing to the taste, and acta •old ou eointnUxJon. General gently yet promptly on the Kidneys, '<*"7 Aoomoteie .«x of aim ran Liver aud Bowels, cleanses the sys­ * tr*cU____________ t,F. ri.<s>Ks7k?t tem effectually, dispels oolda, head­ P. DRAKE, M. 1).. aches and fevers and cures habitual constipation. Svnip of Figs is the Office over Holloway , drug »vJn. only remedy of it« kind ever pro­ Offlee hoars from 3 to 4 p. m duced, pleasing to the taste and ac­ urettog with reaideucc. at hJii.^'-J* ceptable to the stomach, prompt in its action and truly beneficial in its T M. B. (HLLA.SP1E. Notary Public" aud Ckita Agent effects, prepared only from the most will proaecute al) kinds <,/ eialm, healthy ana agreeable aubatances, its ixepartaveuta of the Interior Wlicr CriM?* •Ld "£ many excellent qtialitiea commend it to all and have made it the moat M. ro>bKlt.D.D. S. popular remedy known. Svrup of Figs is for sale in 50c Office liourtR a. nt. to r,p. and 11 bottles bv all leading drug­ ““ Any reliable druggist who i t W. LOWRY. M. D.^ gists. Physician ai d SunteOR may not have it on hand will pro­ ’ ’ • oftreMbi.z diArtnes of th. cure it promptly for any one who K YK and KA It m><J thr prr».-nhfio;, of , J , wishes to try k Do not accept any sulistitute. CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP CO. MITH A COLGKllVE. ’ SAX HtAXCiaCO. CAL. ■ ‘Lawyers. UMsriU£. m. k£w tear, a.r. S (Office iti Union Ll<A-k. Hn-titica. > Practice to nil toe raufV ol tin- »tale. Michigan Central The Niagara FalU BOide.” ’ E. KEN ASTON. • Attonioy at'Law. (Over J. 8. Gondvear A < o.'* store.) Practices I n an courts of th" brair i -a'lN-tuM pwaipUyatUmdiEgto. ' kWa’ LI R. TIMMERMAN. UongBpathic Phy. » • slcian and Surgeon. (Offleeover Lathrop *dpig store.) auttan,. 12s15 |x Saifs Hastino-.......................; i.CKg a.43|h.*| ».«! tJ M H COLLl NH. Mxcal Agent, Hartings. ' O, W. unnouBN G. FAT. A_. Chicago. ROBERTSON HOUSE, F- OBODEliSKtt, Proprietor, and Court 8t«4 Hs-linp, kith. Rates. S i .00 per Day. Thl» House Is new. with 'ooriH Thr patronage of the public t* re*i •rflb)|» elicited. Chicigo, Kaliiaiioo If Sigisw L j • TIME TABLE, AW. REAL ESTATE AND<’OLI.E(TIX’G office or • i I’Ai.MKirroN a Smith. Woodlnnil. Mirh. M. Swim. ' Nutiry Public Justice of tin* l‘«gr. KHAM’S CliWP F.W Ths Chilarrs's Es&du Kalatuaxoo bv... Exst Cooper Kichlaud Junc't. Hastings City Bank, Woodland Woodburr ri« t>. f..A* j Laulttg ................. Detroit Grand ltapl.lt Ar. fl - Hastings, - - Mich. CAPITAL S75.OOO?dc i I ' SttmiN W.umuvo. tnourporafed under thr laws <>f the.htxti ®? Michigan. UpCu for business Di r. IS. IMC. officers: Richland Junc’t.. Cressey Milo Delton Cloverdale Shultz Hastings............ . Coat" Grave Woodland Woo>iburv ....... • >. G. Robinson, PreaWent. T). W. Keyr.old.*, Cashier. Lansing" Detroit Grand Rapids Lv •Slops on signal ouly. N«#. K and swill notnury pasMengera unleu provld-d with freight trUn permits « Frelshx trains will be run at ibe ronvenlenod of the eomnanv. who reserve the nrht to change tbe time ot such tr.«lns without notice. „ F.’ B1.ush Manager. If „ r> I’nTT... V- .TGen'] I Dan W. Reynold'. W. H. Powers. D. «. Robinson. R »■ Mwwr. JohnCarrrth. Cue*ter Mt PAT. Coign* < Interest raid rn time deposits ltd a tenenl Banking Bti’Iues’Transaciwi “ MORTGAGE^ SALE Default having been made tar ’“g ty dav* in the psvincnt ..f InWrest ■**"!*¥? rmyaWe on a mortc - dah-1 ■ •‘*,' ATt* made by Welcome Marble and ble. hb wife, to Samuel f'«n-nl and tn the offlee of the RrrfM.'r <d l>*rd» fw Wrt Cbonty. Mlehlzaii. on the r tb day In liber » of mor'trare> > page •£. w wlil.-h defatiIt the said sam-rrl < M «»• toe nf the right given him b-. said inartWg. Lv. Grand tfsMds. has made and hcrelw make, tbe / Ar. Holland -. —S ——I., ..I:, u I '1,,-rrtl *c Grand Haven . ... cfwdUirreon.now un;- a m -j— MutkMon........ which mongageihrrels ‘"'S,., Allegan... the date of this notice one Fennville eafot dollars and twelve ernt*. ?!■ “’JL. Hartford ralt br proeeoolxws »t law ted to recover the amount M-rnrrd by •««.men Benrnn Burbot gage or any part thereof, St. Joseph tire !• hereby given thnt on SaiurdM. Chicago day of June. 1K»1. *1 ten o’r.'rek In toe »w*a al the north front door ..f the eourt b< Lv.Grand Rapid*.. thecttyofHastlnm. Ban? l^ty. » Ar H|«rta. that belnff the rhwe when- toe circ **’ Newwren................ for Barry county lx ho»dr».‘•i*11 ‘tn,, prwWb t-CMau ........... M aiMlon. to toe hlzbe-t bidihr. toe Mg ttatdda .............. Lw described in -raid /V.-dhlr to* Fremont thereof as may 1* rKLr‘‘'; tor intrBaldwn ... ammmt due oo said mortgag« Tr.,i «• I-odinium r. a r. m MX thereon, and the cw *. ®’“^Ld^%r >” Manistee m. a a. a pen-es allowed bv to*, nnrt v ' Frankf »n r. a ■. ■ Mdd mortgage. Ssld P-f"” ' A || «n! 1 raver-' City .... In aaM mortgage a.* follow*. t;>nu- ; parcel of land, lying and4.yiichlt»township of Ha«linjt». Barryt <mnl>- 51 ■ ,nUn w‘*®*’r hua<,t parlor car known and described as fr,rtJonal h»» ol (n Chicago m‘tr>,U b11 Wa,tn*r ■le*P*DS cars to I That part of west Partlonm CHICAGO & WEST V MICHIGAN By. train north has free ehair car to Manistee. .,leaving 2S5.,T22 ‘',.?.' twenty Ave (»)»«** "J1 HETR0IT, LANSING u & NORTHERN Doted. Hastltws. April ?*■’o;* M.vrtftgee. ___ ______ “ EAILEOAD. Lv. Grand Rapids....... Ar. Khndate?........... I.. \ Loweii u* h. a. a........... L’te OJaaaa....................... Woodhory................... Gratia Ledge............. LmmIos............................ * Howell..^.................. Plyrnwlh................... Datralt...................... J. ” Lv. Grand ltv.au* .. ’ A'. Howard URv . AUaa............ ' Itllca................ ’ .............. St Lonto............ Barinaw ................... CIiax. 1ISB*« xb. auornry for ..'ortg»g*^ *1 win si 1 Ml 7 03 •» «> on to n i; a lEiiX s ithnApmmh.ian. *’■ "'|:"hk IS Lock Haves, Pa., June Ik.—Hipp’.j’a planing mill, sa-h. blind and door factory H *■ , -"i (.aim In city to-county rvsp.,j..lctl b prompiut'M, day or nighi. ‘ 10 With ir s ls ">F«»«ISStM 5%' *”^i'* b*>MUIS fMfiee tn hotel at present. IWAW" gfxvi.uSSSLw1»"S3 ulrX”"; ~ Q A. SCRIBNER, M.D., ■ I Romtl .:3 ?s '■! ' >2 nJtSS'uJR." *ta2‘£‘2£T“ “TS2. *U|" Every Owy; otoar train, wack davs»nit. Go-i. DrHavkn. the banner W. L DOUGLAS $3 SHOE 75 CENTJ. A E. Woolley, Agent- ----- �HIS LIFE BLASTED. z^L " ‘ 7/9/ SIR JOHN MACDONALD'S FUNERAL. spent a day looking —------------ ---------— appeared and said he had found the box, which 1/e hnd with him during his spree, iu a saloon with its The young king cf S. rvla is mid to have heartburn, ebb tents intart. Cumming. inherited .many of hi father s character- ■ 5 tut 1-U.l. dt,. Tb.1 istife, whfch is the worst thing that could 1j John .1. C. Abliott has Ireen selected to sick headache, organize a new-cabinet for Canada, made have happened to him. f by the of Sir Mac- .-une. 1 necessary 1 necessary »y uenth tne twain at John mr ounn and all disorders of ' THETUirn fERDICTAGAIKgT HIM. 2! yinf ,n*tete In the parliament’ i, x'(*ov®£nor Wlpln, of Colorado, nnd Donald. the stomach, Ihrer, ti.mmt'»t lsh!l,,K ‘hodiror*' <!««•■ The latest British scandal is to the ef­ opened there was a muU’.tude awaiting an ' I hBV!’ ftnaUr fect thaI Wnle* iB to :uMdv co-rwuxmand bowels, mt* to urrna and will live together. dentin a divorce suit to be filed by the opportunity n Brave Srtou Bishop Knight, of the Milwaukee dio- husband of Iguly Brooke, tbe reigning rw* . tl“' “Pi**!*! church, was buried , British beauty. Sunday quiet brooded over Ottawa All *1 and Ld ST^" JhT'L-i ; ThUr*^7.1". * P.,’Vn pine in accord-• ' Seville Schofield, Son & Co., of Mauabusing was auapemh,!. are the . and tbe people «nrc with h» wish expressed before death, yunk. Pa., woollen manufacture™, are in j By order of the authorities no more of financial trouble, and may make an asLaNixjX. June 10,—The great baccarat s?r-.5^ aafest, surest, J be refugee Rmwutn Jews arc permitted to rignment. They etate UabBities at $350,trial is over, ami thfe result is the blasting and most popular r y.Ul 1 : 1 ?ter Bertin’ anJ l,‘eir I'-vewge throhgh 000 and assets at ______ $1,000,(W. of tlM« life of one of the mo« brilliant and Prt;aLr,blHdd^'?„^"'i"i " «•! pr.uapai myidlngs, stores and giA-ero' I GFrmany i" ha-t«n«l as much as possible. | Tbe stealings of John Bardsley, into medicine for daring noldiera of the British army. The ment with thousands TBe« ’riking ftremen North Gertreasurer Philadelphia, -----houses, --- .„Ktogether ,-lIu.r Wltn thousantls Cii ’•X *■*•••« >uruu-n ot of tnethe Mortn tier“*™»urcr ui of rnonucipum, UM»now »Wbfoot up up Frlnce of Wales was not present at court DriVHte ....... .< . . _i.t............. .. ...... <Is-came si <r*s nrm the state losing toi ovi and tjw family use. PI. U:nwitleucc* wore the sombredram-rv : num ni,lu Eh»yd Steamship company $1,875,000. (61,000, ( yesterday, preferring to attend the races or death.-------------------------------------- ."-.-iwry i rioloUM Thuraday and Were attacked by city $554,000 in addition to whk- there is । at Ateott. The sensational feature of the Followed by >n i,.. .. I ’Mpolice. A number of tbe firemen were W».«» unaccounted for, making a grand Tb, whlcl, (o,I -ou-0-1. । total or H.TO.0M s ! w«a —--7 , day took place early when Gen. Owen Lowell, Mass. . -. ,' ;i!,..4 id N.-rvousHeadache, Nervous Headache,, Williams, in a voice faulty with emol ion. the church, and later to the railway sta-1At Buenos Ay™» Wednesdaygold closed ■ Special Treasury Agent Soeghcn was at Sleep**' i. , Morbid Fean, Hot ■ anked Justice Coleridge's nrotectum ttou, was the largest ever reen in Canada <M 801 R"0B0U Prwn,’un- Th» Argentine Chicago Saturday. He had been on a |lJ’.i’ ,*l’vit1Jj!en£’ro “‘nU»“<'l“ impuutira. imd.br sir Ed- The governor general nnd startled the !’*nnte ndopted icgminuon legislation provjaing providing tour of the northwest and had discovered - ,------»uu mau lea tnc : rtuhe-.: nrruwi.ino li-l a _ Jittlu after 1 p nt left । , fnr tlipM1 uti.iu,,,.:,,,. —.tj imytnenta .......----------------pnxvwslon ... which *l*“*iou of gold for a_ that large quantities of dutiable goods arc — ------------was sacrific­ the parliament bunding, the coffin being p<?riod of R,x months. ..■ lieing smuggled across tho Canadian bor­ Opium Hing an innocent man. tSir Edward vigor­ ;.i,j Restorative Nervine. It bv’llr MU ’" borne to tho hearse on the ohouldera of aix I Ex-Speaker Tom Reed la In Faris huv- der into this country. ously protested against the general being ontaiu imv opiates. Trial botA violent electrical trtorm prevailed poheemen. The parliament building bell; Ing a quiet, good time.IMTmittedto speak, but tbe latter per,urinb’ ,ri« progress of tlie peociai-I It is now reported that Roliert Rav along the New Jersey coast. At Ham­ sistetl and in a very angry manner repu- ton ’ *l?l*thntH thet7‘l“ha4,‘!ftf“rKineP‘’ . n*’n,,ton h£w Lcen mu in Yellowstone mond Daniel Cross anti two of his children dialed the insinuations made in Sir Ed­ ten. In the procewion were the military. ! park. were killed by lightning. 1 TBU i. mottle fbee 1 m-lM,, WMpri.. „t Minnow h.. .rA. D. Cooley and C. H. Anderson, of ward's speech. Finally Justice Coleridge tS Cedar Rapids, Iu.. and two young ladies, peremptorily ordered the general to sit were drowned at Rockford, la., Sunday down and hold his peacw. rope. • . OFFICE WITH HOLBROOK, OVE® other government officials, with a host of evening. Ex-Senntor Gilbert A. Pierce will, it is clubs, aocietica, and other Iwdiea. The MOEEILL’S STORE, HASTINGS. An electric car jumped the track at Pu­ Justice Coleridge's charge wasdistinctly , ceremony in the church was led bv the reported, be tendered the position of min- rbio. Colo., Sunday, and dashed into the Remember that this column contains but against the plaintiff. He jmrticulariy archbwhup of Ottawa. That owe, trit । ister to China. wall of a livery stable. Rev. H. W. Ran­ Ikunuft“‘g the Complextan. warned tlie jury to confine themselves to procvtwion reformed, anff slowly escorted I O'18®® Victoria has now exceeded in age kin and several others were seriously a very small part of the property I have _ ,, .. i « >. Sunburn. Pnr.p!»«. IJwr for sale or exchange. the evidence, and pay no attention to the the remains to the railway station, where aI1 ot,1‘ r English sovereigns save two, injured. I have improved and vacant city lots for | Haifa dozen trair.men and passengera claim by plaintiff’s attorney that there they were put on a draped train and /’“’’W H “nd III. | MrC McCrystid. charged with attempting to were more or less bruised near Chilton, sale and exchange in all parts of tbe city. started for Kingston. ; ------* * was more in the ease than appeared in evi­ Farming lands for sale aud exchange in • ’ • .p,on L HUitt (IT. TOLEDOw OHIO. The remain* uf Sir John MacDonald bribes bribe juror in the Hennessey case, has Whs., Monday by a wreck on the Milwau­’ dence. This claim the; justice emphat­ . all parts of-the county. ".’.Tei v:' ’ • i-ve::r rhililrrn a knowlwlge ically denied. He said the ju>y had the were laid at rest at Kingston, Odl., ;1 been 1found guilty at New Orleans. It is kee and Northern railway. Nobody ser­ I have sonie choice Grand Rapids prop­ Thurwlay. . mthand. tjp‘-*’V,,nK- lc,*unow said that Detective O’Malley will iously hurt, • . erty for sale at a bargain. whole caae before it in the evidence. He probably escape conviction. Sevill Schofield, of the woglen manu­ ifi’.ErTERffix.e.r. s]x:ke of Sir William’s oervices in the STOOD BY THE THROTTLE. There are alxtymlgU state banks.in 1111­ facturing firm of Sevill Schofield, Son & - .mi Krfpid* .Mu-ft l Brt*- army, and credited him with a career of Co., Mannyunk, Pa., made nu assignment noh with an aggregate capital slock and ' On Jefferson street two houses and lota . cor. Frtirl add bravery t hat did himself aud the country Frightful Accident on >1 Railway In Mich. surplus of $17,2111,2711; loans and discounts, Mondav. It is not believed that tbe mills r cr.li address A. honor, and remarked that Sir William at bargains, aud on easy terms. . ) $55,315.4*0; cash and reserve, $18,101,842; will be closed. 1 Near furniture factory.—one lot and Marquette Mich., JuneW.-A fright I was a sort of lion at Tranby Croft, a guest The agreement between the United ] undivided profits, $1,101,22-1; deposits, *51,, Jiouse well finished SI,000; $500 dtwrn, ot honor, of whom the Wilsons were proud, ful run occurred Thursday on the L’Antr , MT,888f”lotal resources, $81,280,740. States nnd Great Britain for a closed sen-., bal. on time nl 7 per cent. grade of th.* D., S. S, and A. railway. The ! as they had a right to lie. 1 ■ W. B. Prescott, of Toronto.Ont.. has lieeu wm for seals in Behring sen was signed in Arid one house and lot one block from brnkts of n freight train going wec't failed! ■ elected president of the International Ty- Washington City Monday, and tbe presi­ A Verdict Quickly Itrn*lrr«Hl. dent immediately issued a prochimntion to ’factory. $800; S300 down, bal. at 7 per Il did nut take tlie jury mure than fif- I to work, and the train plunged down the1 pographical union. cent. Cheap‘ carry out itaproviafonn. teen minutes to come to a conclusion, and : steep grade, over a mile lu length, jumpedi i A hurricane in eastern Galicia uprooted House and lot nyar Whip and Felt Boot when they returned to the court-room the j the track nt the curve iu front of k'An.w. a forest, unroofed and nuted buildings and factory, $1,000. 8500 down, bal. 3,years । conference of leading D*nn-*crata, includforeman, in reply u> the questioa of the Station, and tore through the station। killed several people. , ' ing Senator Gorman, Senator Elect Vilas, at 7 per cent. . clerk, pronounced the sentence of Sir buildings. The occupant* of the station,, At a meeting of representatives from Several splendid bargains In the 1st William Gordon Camming in words to warned by the shrieking whistle, had es­. Georgia, Alalmmn ami Temieasee, held nt Don M. Dickinson, nnd ex Secretary ward and other parts of the city. Whitney, was recently held in that city, tlie effect that the jury found foe the de­ caped in t ime. Chattanooga, it was decided that the th.eo Brick barn for sale nt a bargain, on cor­ at which it was decided to' run ex-Pre>ifendant. So, in the opinion of thr jury, states «houhl unite in preparing exhibits ALWAYS THE SAME dent Cleveland for the head of the ticket ner opposite Ford’s hotel. with the evidence Iwforc them, it was no Brave Engineer Con liarringtau, a resi-. for the World's fair. 80 ft. front by 140 ft. deep,well located in* in 1W2. slander to say tlurt Sir William had bwu -j' dent of |hU city, stood at bi* post, andI Tlie nren of winter wheat as compared Seneca Falls. N. Y.. has on the land 1 brick The lass of IWe by the bridge disaster iu «J ALWAYS THE BEST guilty of cheating at cards. Nfothwitlr-;. when hia engine leaped the track and tore. with las: year is 111.5, nnd of spring wheat Switzerland store three stories, also dwelling house and Sunday is now placed at 120. standing the terrible nature of thr find- 'j its way through tjie station he was still at, KCi.4. Nebraska Iw da in the condition of good barn, (.'an be bought nt n bargain, Cnunon *s a •probable or will exchange for Hastings or Grand ing to Sir Williaqi, he seemed unmoved ': the throttle. He’wus drawn' unconsciohs, nprniK spring w nnnu, heat, Iff. vt. Ill hi UUIO, Ohio, inilUlUU Indiana tuitl and — Hon, Joseph G' by it. He sat cuol ami calm, and Iboked ?? from the wreck, hi* right leg broken tmd MI~.<irHhf conaidon u< winter whta Ifel'UMloui oodiitaj. tw Kuwaor <111111- Rapids property. Thr city of Seneca Falls straight at the jury, without cKingv of ■ his right nnn almost torn from it* NK’iet. has a population of 7,000 and upwards—te li i. .i.u«l «t Htuburx ilmi F.<b.rl .'<~j>b K. tli. rlumie color or tremor of muscle. When he le/t ;[ Hi* recovery ia.very d<iulit ful. The other largest town In Secena Co. MvIUbj... th. lUkwI f.luli.ure Prl~l, I >"•«»". dl“> MonJnj ot pure the cx<urt-room the crowd outside gave j| trainnlcn escaped with few bruises. 40-acre farm Id Irving, all Improved, soil IN THE him a cheer has lk-t*n,urdrre'l to Rome to administer j good. Can lx* bought at a batgain on easy ! COWARDLY'REVENGE ATTEMPTED. to the pnpe. J A syndicate of New York era is nego terms. A wmUan of 34 was arrested al Reading, tiatiiw for tlie purchase of Tbe Boston H acres fractional—over runs 15 or 20 Thifr verdict means much to the plaintiff. 1 An Illinois Farmer and Family Nearly Pa,. Thursday, having on her ;>enmn a • Journal. acres, mile east of ShC-rldan. -guod fram­ It fa his social ruin. It means that he. dozen counterfeit dollar*. The police arc 1 The World's fair beard of control has ed bunsc. one of the cheapest’tarms io roust be cnshkred from the army, expt-Ucd Marshall, Ills.. June 13.—Thursday now looking for her neronipllces. J finally dge iiivd not to send any promoters Barry Co., ivill take part city property'.1 from tbe clubs,warned off thenu-ecounes. night a dastardly attempt wnomadc to Lieut. Col. Sir William Gordon Cum- abroiul at present. ' 10 acre* near city, good house and barn, Court tor the and socially ostracised where heretofore kill Ira Travoli. his wife, and five children niing’h liiinif has been dropped from tlie I The thermometer registered 107 in the well an%*istern, 150 fruit tn«*s. If acre he has been a welcome and honored guest. It means that he has but two alternatives by blowing up .their Louse with dynamite. British army list, ’’her majesty," a* the shade at Providence, R. I., nt noon Mon­ grapes; SI.SQO, cheap, l< down. bal. at 7 4Vh dav —suidde or a life ont of England; nn They slept in the north end of the hou.Ae, official order reatls, “having no further ! day, nnd Iff}.’ In New York city. l>er cent. |‘ _\u English syndicate is reported to ICO acres In Woodland to exchange for .. and all escaped nnhnrt. The entire south u*e f<»r his icn’ices." Mrs. Prc>fdeut Harrison will move to . have purchased the Anaconda mining smaller farm nnd difference. ■mew^hei whew those who once end was blown to atom*, and the force <«f 106 acres In Hope township, known ns :he Jani!*. J knew’ nnd niet him will know and meet the explosion tore a hole in the ground i Cape May next \V. divwlay for the auta-1 property in Montana for <25,000,000. ev and et- Lim no more. I alxjut four feet in diameter nyd a foot nnd ' mer Her father. Dr. Svott, lias started on j The steamer City of of Richmond, . . The steamer City Richmond, whichthe Doty farm, will sell for $4200 on easy llAnitt. tli>- defendant! ... i 1 ■« I . A* . _ l ... .. ... .. . * . n western w.* Vwi.. ...Ill stop al..., T..W ,, ol...w* .... I all ,'tll. ,,a burning cargo, terms. a trip. 11.. He will fora short ‘. ....... wus reported at Alaa,, tea .with What a Juror Say*. ! u liajf deep. Yestenlay a «arrant was is­ tie 'bund ed arrived nt nt T.u-nr>wmi Liverpool in in anr»tv safety xinnrfnv Monday. Several 80 acre parcels for sale nt bar­ On. or llw Jnrvniro |*ta. •niJfortb.arrf.lor John l^wrtt.who® time at Indianapolis. Judge McConnell, of Chicago, Monday gains ranging from $1,800 upwards and Three prominent editors in Guatemala viewed, nnd M.T. rb«> tnin, the moment ' -Ijoln-Trnvoli. 'I he. imv. .|u»r. thev entered the Jury num. th. re WM no eellwl» unmqitnl lately, and Ono.. Ir..-.. hare l*een arrested by President Barrillas decided that street car companies cannot some will take part city projierty hi exdoubt a. to wbnt their *»rdl« would be. I ravoll . h.mw to Us<>' - were ptanly for criticising his government, nnd arc be compelled to heat their cars in whiter. .chnMge. A mnn at Minneapolis who made the life - so acre farm for sale In Otsego county. ‘ made to sweep the streets with a Ixvll and They were all fur the defendants. Only j visible. ■ . : chain locked to their fret. .j»f his wife miserable until death released Price 51.200. Will trade for farm in this one inclined trovnrd the plaint iff.'and lu> n»imi»re<ta <.«i«h.g «rmi»«l. People who are sending money to the her. is reported to be haunted by bis wife's section and pay difference, f waa nnt at all inclined to prevent unnn... • .. , . ... . tor the county of Intity. 1-ertmmlly. all would bare Uke.1 I Also 100 acres in same Co. nt a bargain. **« Vma. Ju e ..-A enl.le dt-jattelt •Pacific Portrait company." of New York, ghost. state or Michigan. ICO acres tn Kansas, well fenced, good . lu find a way tu vtndk .t.- Sir WIHInm. mcelvmi from I bill b. a meerantlle bonne Joseph Hud/xelini, manager, an* informed TH^ MARKETS. soil, stone house 0 roonn, barn 14 by 70 but the evidence was so strongly against of this city ywterdoy confirms tla-news of t hat he Im* been arrested, on the ground fect. tool house and granary and well Chicago. SJiep inl & Co.. M him dial they could not conscientiously j the boiutanltnent by the government res that hi* business is a fraud. -ntt l-y-'ne** under house, etc. well watered by creek, timber, Ex-Governor" Harrison Ludington, of CtiicAuo. June 15. Mu liieati are coippiaio- decide in lib favor.--------------------------------------- i *el*<.f tim porta occupied by the inMir­ 8*f from one and’ .1 miles from another IL Following were the quotations oa the board WjAconsiu, i« lying nt the point of death -----------i gent*. It is also reported that the forces •’ 1! Griffith trade to-ijny: Wheat—No. 2 July, opened Mh*c.> R. town. $0 rods from school. Splendid j of tbe government have land*<1 nt vffribus jn his home in Milwaukee. » WEDDING INSTEAD OF SUICIDE. r The in'irquis of Londonderry has offered closed 04H*’: Scjiterulx-.r. o|»eued Wfcje. clomsl stock farm. Will sell at a bargain or take points on the coast and were juyfully^j*Me; Decrndx-r. opened WJlw, closed 1O»4C. silunlay. the tweo; 40 acres in part payment near Hastings. hi" tenant.* the option of acquiring their ' reived. More than Wu soldiers and ma ­ Corn-Na 2 June, opened fistic. cIomsI S«Mc; . al ten o'clock tn Union Pacific IL R. lands for sale In the r’li !n»nt tto’ir of the I rines who were detained by the rerolu- holdings upon reasonable terma , July, opened 53-sc. closed 93?4c; September, of lihRtlng-. County of Tbe treasury Friday bought 343,.vi) opened iihe, closed 5rt^-. Data—Na* 2■ states of Kansas, Oregon, Washington, . . J tionary forces 'were liberated ami e»n :>ui. sai<i court house lyiNIK'N, June 11.—Just at, this time it > iOTr|t,.,i on the transport steamer Imperials ounces of silver at from AI.US to tU.'JbS per July, opened adje. cloned 8D4c: Augu«L, Utah, Texas, etc, upwards of 5,000,000 lir< eiriuft court for opened 33Mc. clontd September, opened: acres of farming, mineral and timbered hr following described does nnt look as though the sequel to the ' to M.n-e under the orders of tlie govern- ounce. , “ -----I\>rk-May. opened1 lands, ranging in price from $5 to $10 per 33c, c 1<mc-<1 31«c. mt • rrtaln piece or par­ bjiccarat scandal would be thq usual nwnt. / • Early Friday morning a tank containing F<-9U. ch»ed $1030; July, opened SIOW,’ acre: jpne-tenth down, ten years veredit ou being in the Tmvnxhlp Scptcmlwr. opened $1025,’ balance. 2,000 gallons of coal oil exploded at Wild ­ closed $10.40, of Barn- and State thing. In spite of the adverse verdict, Frequent excursion rata given, lta«i Outlook f«i Lan!—June, .opened J6J.10 -nli-d a> follow* toarll: Sir William’Gordon. Cumming wems to . F KT d^e. In,, June lt>.—The fuel ers station, a mile Imck of Newport, Ky. cIomxI Slack etc. Call and get circulars. xFu ort Dodge, Ii closed $O3.'i. hqve no idea either of suicidetor*nn ob-J (jUeMt,jou jn northern Iowa is becoming a The noise woke everybody in Newport, Uve stock—Following were the prices at the Dayton anil Covington, and the shock was scare residence on the-rontinent There is J one. in addition to the big strikes, felt iu a radius of ten miles. Noone Union stock yards today: Hogs-Market active on packing and shipping account; feel­ no doubt that he bus hosts of friends who M-hieh have already made a coal famine Mortgage Sale. hurl. do not believe him guilty of tbe charge, in imra|QCtnt, it is now stated that the extern ' The Central National bank of Broken ing ratlier cosy, nnd pi ires about 5c low­ Default having been made in the condltians er sale* ranged at $3.Wjt4J> pig*,' $4.1% -whit. Harry Co. Slit*. snite And----------aiming ‘ Rive coal fields In this section arern- Bow.'Neb., has closed its doors. s certain utortrage mode by Harrioon .SpitC of Of the .... evidence. -------------- ---------rrthowi ---Wrum. light, 24.1&Sjfr4ja rough packing, H.15Q) rf Ji -Forshy and Sarah A. Forthy, hi* frirnda was a fair American girl, the idly playing out. It is being reaR- d ■ it.tors l»r nuuplainatits. 4.Sumixtd, and $4 JU&4.0O hear)' packing and friend* i William Blaney was hanged in Balti­ wile, to 8pelltu*n 'Cooey, dated February . . .. .. —n.— <jf Garner, Xew ' that tbe coal veins here were not bated 2ard, A. D. IMS. and recorded lu tlie daughter of »Commodore of New more Friday for tlie murder of tris grand­ shipping lot*. and held i «P<’n “ genuine coal field, but were a colCattle—Market rather active on local office of the Register of Deeds, for the County nf mother and aunt. York, “----- , whoee heart lie had won so aad btld lection of pockets. The mines at Carbon and shipping account, and pricus without ma­ Barry, and State ot Michigan, on tbe 27th day of so securely that she will believd no til of j Junrtion Holiday Creek. Coalville aud At New York Thursday, Jake Schaefer terial change: quotations ranged at g5.7airf.4O February. A. D. iww. in liber » ot mortgages, the -wixard" billiardixt, married Miss Lil­ choice to fancy shipping steers, $5.0Q&5.70 good on p*«e»X on which mortgage there is claimed him. A* soon as the scandal was out Sir jvaio K . have aialthu to he due xt the date of tbrii notice the sum of u»»v- lieen abandoned --------- ------— vilto choice do. $4..'*»a*.!Ai common to fair da four hundred three dollar* and thirteen ceata, William offered Miss Garner her liberty, .higes that -----------surrounded them are’ deserted. lian Kammerer. The differences between the Loudon $3JkTi4^r> butcher*’ steers, S2.tn?A6O stackers. and an attorney’s fee of twenty-five doilani pro­ and even urged her to take it. , --------------- —----------vided for ir. said mortaage, and no suit or pro­ omnibus owners and tbe strikers have $2.75<&4.H1 Texans, $3.4024.30 fccjicrs, $l.fiaj4.U) ceedings at law having been instituted to re­ , cows. bulla, aud $2J0(MJ0 veal been adjusted and the strike is settled. , ,)calvea. Slicep -Market rather quiet, prices cover the monevs secured by said mortgage, or Chicago. June Itt —Solomon Van Prang, He told her the meanihgof an adverse Business failure* in the United States well nu»inta:ue<l for is-st grades, but com­ any part thereof. verdict—ita effect on his social and pro- ex-legislator and a saloonkeeper, was on Now. therefore, by virtue of the power at sale for the week ended June 12. were 21». as mon lota easy: quotation* ranged al $3Jjt«& contained in said mortgage, and thr statute la ft-oional relations and lagged hex to trial yesterday before J udge Blodgett for against lie for the corresponding week 5JO westerns, $3.75&5.W natives, and $5JjO2C.75 such case made and provided, notice is heresy look nt tbe matter carefully, at tbe same violation of the United States election ! lambs. given that on Monday, the 6th day of July, A. time decInring that bis love was as warm laws in procuring false testimony ip naV Producsn Butter-Fancy separator. 1?H® D. lust, at ten o'clock in the forenoon, I aboil The foreign diplomats invited to Chi­ IBc per lb; dairies, fancy, fresh, 14©15c; pack­ SeU at public auction to the highest bidder, at as ever. She would not hear a -word, of uralixatibn cases. John Callaghan swore north front door of the court bouse in tbe breaking off the match. When the trial that Van P-aag got him to swear to a lie cago to see for themselves what prepara­ ing stocks, frt»U. IOHhC’-HWc- Kgg»—Southern the city of Hastings, (that being the place where wa« over he saw her again, and again of­ in two cases and John Murray confirmed tions have been made for the World's fair stock. )« oft. 14Hc per dox; northern, loss off, the Circuit Court for Barry County Is boldeu), fered her her freedom. The reply was the Callaghan’s testimony. The defense in­ arrived there from Washington City Fri­ 15c. Live poultry—Old chicken*,' 10c j»cr lb; the premises described in said mortgage or oo •pring. laaaOc; roosters, 0<c: turkeys, mixed much thereof as may be necessary to pay tbe ' J same: "Where thou goest I will go.” So troduced witnesses contradicting part of day. amount due on said mortgage with ten per It is now said that Sir William Gordon 8c; ducks. He. Potatoes - Rohc, $1.102.1.20 per centyesterday they went to church, and when what Callnr'hnn said, and others swearing iuteretl. and all legal ooata together wUh bu; Hebron. fl.3X2.L30; Poerleaa. ll.ta^lJS; Cumming was so frequently a cheater at they emerged they were man and wife. Burbanks, *1,3581.40; mixed, SL10&L15. Straw­ an attorney’s fee of twenty-five dollars covenant­ that his rep.nation waa veryjwtd. cards that many persona would not play berries-Illinois, at*c i*r 21-qt case; Indiana, ed for therein, the premises being described In Will Beside in Hcottand. said morteage as all those certain nieces or with him. Also that he w as a very hard poor to fancy, 75<<t$lJiO: Michigan, parcels of! and -Ituate in township ot Barry to latter groom and bride departed for 1.7A Raspberries-Hod, IIJOOXIM per 24-qt the eountv of Barry and State of Michigan, man to get one's due* from. BoBTOJt, June 15.-The’Typographical Lord Middleton s'countrv seat in Not­ In the trial of Editor Elliott at Colum­ case; black. H.ttiltlAO. an d’described as follows: tinghamshire, where a few days of the Union has adopted a resolution favoring bus, Ohio, for the the murder of.Editor The south east quirter of the northeast quar­ Broom corn—Hurl. 45405c -per lb; whisk green, self-working. ^4®4c; In­ ter and tire south port of the west half of the honeymoon .will be passed, after which a nine-hour day after Oct. 1. It was Osborn, H. C. Tibbita swore Saturday brush, common brush, 2!Kt north east quarter, all of section twenty-lwu they will proceed toSii^'ilHam a Seo^"11 voted that all moneys contrilnited to the that five or six shots were fired before side and covers. (23) in township one (1 north of range nine (»» 34c; croaked, 3&»Mc. estate, where they will reside. Sir William west, and containing tn all elgbty-nlne and one. Chi Ids-Drexel fund be placed in thehands Elliott even drew his revolver. Saves P i . ». ... halt (MS) acres, be lire saint- more or Ims. tfa. , . n” wrinkles, no appeared to be far more cheerful than at of a board of trustees, lhe decisions of • Jim Hall nnd Bob Fitzsimmons, wlo Tbe ssle Is made subject te two prior mortea- “ ' “lice the Sliape*) any time since tbe beginning of Ihe bac­ M-President Hank during the year were are to fight to a finish at Minneapolis July Wheat-No. 2 red winter cash. fil.OKs: July, Bby and between the parties hereto, covering n>tn ??rr',”1S’ ‘,i.u’ !:i£r toe» hav5De carat trial, while his bride with charming same premises. v approved. The convention ,o 22, arrived there Saturday, aud meeting in $1,006 August, $1M; September. «Hc; De­ SrKLUM am Cartr, Mortesgee. . - '• '-ay-inside this stocking. emphaxis declared her absolute confidence meet in Philadelphia in June. 1822. a saloon, came near having a preliminary cember. 11-lHK Corn-No. 2 mixed cash, Mt*c; Smith & Cobanova. Joly. August, September, 5«^c. scrap, which friends prevented. Attorneys lor Mortgagee . r;," ' f,,r Those afflicted with in the innibrnce of her -husbaud.JIermcome i* estimated at $75,UK). They Will Oats — Dull but steady; No. 2 mixed caah. 46c; Dated. April 7.1W1. Mrs. Daniel Smith, aged fid. died near ■aiL'’ <nrWB- iHintons. or unprobably visit the United States next Washisotos Crrr. Ju« tt-Tb, ceo Ashland, Pa., becau.-e for the past eight July, 44c. Rye—Neglected: Barley-Neglect­ ■Z . 11,1 Inspiration of th-fect ADMINISTRATOR'S 8ALE. ed. Pork-Dull: new mre*. Sl--i»j.l2-&). Lard f 4 bj W4UKE$H0$E CO.. BodM. Mass. autumn. weeks she had steadfastly refused to take -Quiet; July. $6.35; August, $8.46. ,u» OB" *U“ »!"“ “ut tlw u,tacro In the matter of tbe estate of Hannah tmv nourishment. Excessive grief over tie, ot IllInolA The loul OJBber ot .... Live Stock: Cattle-Trading moderately act­ Quackenbush, deceased. For sale by Notice is hereby given that I shall mU kt the death of her daughter was the cause. ive and prices a shade higher for really prime Gainesville, Tex , June 12.—NearLecn, ,l.oon In be »*«' doriog tbo raw nrihllr auction, to the b The Order of Railway Telegraphers met cattle; poorest to best native steers; $4.5Hjptt.5G L T., thirty miles from here, on Red river, .... wa. 3.4W. tbo total devotwl tvtolxper 1W lbs; Texans and Qoloradoa, fU.aJjJA.4O; at Sc. Louito day with about 300 dele ­ IM mcd ajn-a; tte total total pmluet ...v kwJ-jt 1'' MOi,..uuui wa*.., ... .. —- ■iT, a 105 C tne — —Wednesday, the dead bodies ot a man, nf «■>■! Ik’ »< “ “7 I »•" l>nw‘- Tl.ot.ttwlin. Th' “Iunion w th !h bulls and dry cows, $2.Sf&4A5. Sheep and Lambs-Slxtp firm and active: limbs dull at a wo.-an. an J little child were found in a J t.Un>«l«l. on on Utete °r •““* Brolbrrb.««t ot Trlrsmi*.™ will U decline of 14e !*>■ D'-, .*Uecp.$4.WaAfti per 100lbs; km Pain Instantly. * drift, .they hnviug been drowned during producer, prodUW.dlaewu..!, but th. cUoco. m tlu.1 it will HljkJ Strengthens Weak Parts. lambs. fd.aiit.T.Tr.. Hogn-NomiaaHy steadr, rtnv ot May the late overflow The budl<~* have not onle*. --------------Barry eoun live hogs, S4.X^u..'1n per 100 lbs. not be effected. title anti tn yet been identified. W. W. Linn, a. fiarnnw Toledo. Two persons were overcome by heat t.i th* realertMtr situxUrandJbeltut la1 Toijaxi, June 15. raiding tturry residing thirty »»•<» miles >no “•■th “ -of h*re -j--~ h t । h^ufaX, X. S , June 15.—Tanner, late Saturday at New York. of Harry, lu the State ot Michigan, k Hickory creek, was *l«o drowned in th» Vniwd consul at Plctuu. has been described as follows, tn wit: The w» The First National bank of RusscUvDle, $1.(1. ’: July. Kfcc; Augmd, KJHc: Dooenrtrer, lot two binck nine (Si of tho raater xtream. __________ ________ I indicted by tbe grand jr.ry of that place Ark., capital «30,<MD, has lieen.jmtho^xad .... z-.__ n.u. —.-I. >Ll, U«_. A... to tbe rtty (formerly village} of Hml county M*ebimn. to begin business. Strike at Chicago1 for indecent »,!«imif Dated. June!«. A- D„ 1M1. Dotban, a town on the Alabama Mid­ --------------------- wouVuM forfeiting hlv bail. CHICAGO, J une IX—Over 1,3*U men en­ land, ’,viw nearly wiped out by fire Satur­ yftiaWAVKKE, Jane 15. gaged in in tU thv architectural architectural iron iron trade trade rum nnd ,• gaged „ As.ig«m<»«day. Los*. »30,000; well insured. Wheat—C»«h and July, **a; September. " *branete., . .IllriudUW . .. . .U. _^<l workers II SB*"™- M1“ ’ J“”' H. John H. Tolman, of Brooklyn, N. Y., and parten umkera. went on strike tor । ^^p^ny, compose.! of C. L and got on n small jag hu-t week and I nday eight J?aura work per day at tte r*»4' J c. Buchunan. n»nJc an cumjilanied to the police that be hod lost and 20 <x,nt* i>cr hour this morning. TUj Thr , .inuU<si u..*eeta ore $5,<*M>; 1»- 1 a box containing flOO.OB iu bonds etc. duefoiou <x arrived at at a meeting beM ■ gjr.ooc. Ruin and Ostracism the Fate ol XEWSJXintlEF. n ■*» I'liawa. For Bilious Attack Ayer’s Cathartic Pills Nervous Prostration, Dr. J. C. Ayer & Co. Cadwallader’s ' TeWi^XSiS: . .Sola o. W. H. Goodyear, AGENCY COLUMN. ■■ Prof. I. HUBERT’S Malvina cream SPECIAL ! ShOKE Eb. POWER J’ NO. 35. 5C CIQflR The New Stocking 5 Fit the Foot. K. K. GRANT. E Children Cry Pitcher’s Castoria Saturday Bight- �HIS LIFE BLASTED. SIR JOHN MACDONALD’S FUNERAL. ! After the police had spent a day looking Cor the treasure Tolmnu appeared and said lie hnd found the box, whidh Ire hiul with Ruin and Ostracism the Fate of ep. „ .\ ,„ . him during his spree, in a saloon with ita J““ 11—John M«- InhSri^a 11 k,nfc,cf.f’* Ib *° bavo contents intact. heartburn, Cumming. Donald « funml ^.terttey „„„ bttot W Mm r ’.l2“‘r“Ct*,r; I Jobn J* c* Abbotl h" h*** sick headache, bZhhL?T’,Mm’*red ‘»<hi. rily. Th. hare’Untuned to 1 * organize n new cabinet for Canada, made T-hadin Iraip teouvbl to Lim. ,1 DWMglU7 ohn Mac u,!l“ from ,ro“ nmtuiiffe I ' nave and all disorders of • ,, happened ' . necessary by tbe the ueMlh ueath o of( slr Sir j John Mac-. THE JUSTS VERDICT AGAIHBT HIM. “Wng ln«Ate ln the I Ex-Governnr JGilpin, ’Hpi”. of Colorado, nnd Donald. the stomach, liver, his wife, after fighting ithe divorce ques-■' The latest British scandal is to the ef“•-■gSt.m ured«„ “o«' Twuc qnrstl»Al» _ ______ ___ —llrnilly .... 13m In la tlu. <L. mru (or jmra. >han, tblt Wate, Ulate mml.' co-aupouand bowels, Mother? * “Pi~rt»»ity to look ta. ta.ttim.„”£ coine. to terms and willlire ------ -------- c.-—— ■ dent In a divorce suit to be filed by tbe "““iblng tbe uauumAn. 1 Bishop Knight, of the Milwaukee dlo- husband of I*uly Brooke, the reigning cese ot the Episcopal church, was buried , British Ixxiuty. ........ —t ouBtrv et broode<i over Ottawa AU Thursday in a plain pine coffin. In accord-1 Seville Schofield, Son & Co., of Maua9r HerYSerriee-Synopsls of fl»e Closing JSl T.<|n w“ •“I”1"1''1. •”'! tl» 4 are tho I’voceedinga of <bt. Trial. TwX? U,clr tehig i anec with his wish expressed before death, yank, Pa., woolta) manufacturers, are in By.nnleraf the authorities no more of financial trouble, and may make on n»safest, surest, LONDON, June 10.-—The great baron All ,In " bicb ouu, from 1 trial is over, and the result is the blasting ?L,pVt* °e.th« Dominion to par a hut the refugee Russian J'-MBnrv permitted to aignment. They Htnte liabilities at $330,and most popular enter Berlin, aud their ‘pnmitge through OW and Maeta at 81,000,U00. of the life of one uf the most brilliant and tribute to the departed premier. AU tbe ‘ Germany is hastened ns much n» possible. ! The stealings of John Bardsley, late medicine for dnriDg soldier* of the British army. The «ud govern togrtber *hh thousands <tt!I The striking firemen of llw North Ger- treasurer of Philadelphia, now foot up Prince of Wales was not present at court family use. SdSTh UCe*'VOn! tht Mj,nb"dr«P«7 num Lloyd Steamship company liecame 81.875,000; the state losing $21,000, aud tfoe yesterday, preferring to attend the race* riotous Thnrwluy and were attacked by city $554,000 in addition to wbk^ there i* I l at Aicott. The AMisatlotud feature .,f the the police. A number of the firemen were W*>.000 unaccounted for, making a grand -.... h-hucihc vurtut, j total of <^,685,000. took place early when Gen. Owen therbnJIh**® W|h,.Ch foUoWwl lh*' hearse to wounded. Lowell, Mass. s-„Pt.ou.Headach< md, Nervous Headache, I WilBam*. in a voice husky with emotion, the church, and later to the railway sta­ At Buenos Ayres Wednesday gold closed i Special Treasury Agcut Soeghen wan at , ,7 ----- 17 i ------ ------"-a,; nlvu emotion. flrerh*”:' ' . M. rhW » Fean, a>k«l Italk. Celerhltp-'A proteeliuk tion, wm the largest ever seen in Canada, at 301 per cent, premium. The Argentina Chicago Saturday. Morbid care.Jtot;. a-sked Justice Coleridge’s protection He had been on a Itacka' t • ... l>v.p. |»ia.nulln<>aaOMi- I w,|n---------,t ttw.................. |mpuutiun. ina.1, by Slr&lsenate has adopted legislation providing tonr <rf the northwest and had discovered tne governor general and stuff led the .. uuwac Ujr cir EXJHwhr- N. r . ; . m. Mtua I clarke U>^ th.-2_“ large quantities of dutiable goods are for the stupension of gold pnyinents for a ' that -----------» fusion, I"'. Itrunk.'uniM.etc.arocurM ward Clarke that the gunertd was sacrific­ process on which a little after I p. m. left | being smuggled across tbe Canadian bor....u. being uoiu of Mx months. (ipiumlL.b" ing an innocent man. Ssir Edward.vigor- the parliament bunding, the coffin I dcr into this country. • i:.-.sirttive Nervine. It Dome the hearse ah<* ,,,J -----' uunie to tne on the shoulders of six ‘ Ex-Speaker Tom Reed Is in Paris havbv Dr. Mih du anr opiatefl. Trial bot- utiMly protested against the general being | A violent electrical storm prevailed (foe* no' c'"> .. . ks FREE at druggist*. permitted to speak, but the latter per­ P°‘‘<*«»«*. The parliament building bell; 5n« tt q»det, good time. I along the New Jersey coast. At HamIh.n Lirin’?.l,:a tbeprocw-l I*. .- now repotted that vuat noocn. It is Rolgfrt nay. Ray He airi line il Co, Elkhart, Indiana. sist aland in a very angry numner repu­ ton ’^n thJ1 ,?b®2uB,nlmdkftrorKlnlP'• Hamilton ha* U-ai «<en in Yellowstone|' mond Daniel Cross and two of his children Dr'?Rui. itorrtE PRER diated the insinuations made in Sir Ed­ were killed by lightning. mlt 11 i‘ro<**sion were the military, park. A. D. Cooley and C. H. .Anderson, of ward’s speech. Finally Justice Coleridge Cedar Rapids, It, and two’young ladies, peremptorily ordered the general to sit were drowned at Rockford, la., Sunday down and hold his peace. other government officials, with a host of i JT • • evening. OFFICE WITH H0LBB0OK, OVER Thr lx>r<l ChlefrJoatixe'a Charge. clubs, tRH-ieties, and other bodies. The Gilbert A. Pierce will, i. is MORRILL'S STORE, HAST IN QB-. . An electric car jumped tbe track at Pu­ Justice Coleridge'* charge was distinctly ceremony in the church was led bv the 1 ^P0’**’1.tendered the position of min- eblo. Colo., Sunday, and dashed into the Remember that this column contain* but to‘Cblntt China.against the plaintiff. He particularly archbishop of Ottawa. That over* the !I ister t4 wall of a livery stable. Rev. H. W. Ran­ For thr Complexion. a very' small part of tlie property I have i Queen Victoria lias now exceeded iu age procession refortnod, hurt slowly escorted I Quvciji Ims kin and several others were seriously 1 . I : wartied the jury to confine themselves to for sale or exchange. the evidence, and pay no attention to the the remains to the railway station, where *dI otb‘'r English sovereigns save two, injured. I have improved and vacant city lots for Half a dozen trainmen nnd passengers claim by plaintiff’s attorney that there thej- were put on a draped train and Ge°rge II and IH. for I McCrystal, charged jrith attempting to were more or less bruised near Chilton, sale and exchange in all parts of tbo ci(y. was more in the case than api>eured in evi­ Farming lands for sale and exchange in «USERT. TOLEDO, OHIO, The remains of Sir John MacDonald bribe ii juror in the Hennessey ow, luw Wis., Monday by a wreck on the Milwuudence. This claim the justice emphat­ were laid at reel at Kingston, Ont., l**n found guilty at New Orleans. It is kee and Northern railway. Nobody ser­ all parts of tho county. . \ j; vo:ir children a knowledge I have some choice Grand Rapids prop­ -----■ ----• — iously hurl. -■ orcland. typewriting, leieg- ically denied. He said the julyhad the rhursday. now said that Detective O-Mnlley will whole case before it in Hie evidence. He probably escap<< conviction. Sevill Schofield, of the woolen mnnu erty for sale at a bargain. 1 ’'I'TPV FOR THEM STOOD BY THE THROTTLE. I >E 1 itn Than Money. sjMike of Sir William's services in tbe There are sixty-dglrt state banks.ih P.ll-, fa.-turing firm of Sevill Schofield, Son & , •, -and Rapid* Mich ] Bus­ army, and credited him with a career ot uois with an aygregnte capital st<»ck aud; Co.. Mmiayunk, Pa., made an assignment On Jefferson street two houses and lota ’ ■ „.t it. ,-k. cor IVnri add bravery that did hiniM-lf and the country surplus of $17,291 ,!!it»; loans and (liscqiints, Monday- Iris not believed that the mills at bargains, and on easy term*. honor, and remarked that Sir William ’' $55,315,470; awh nn(L nwerve, $18^11,M2:; will be closed. Near furniture factory,—one lot and MaiW kttk Mich.. June I*.-A fright undividW prolltx, $l,|f,1.22i; deposits, $01,-. was « sort of lion at. Tranby Croft, a guest The agreement Lwtween the United house well finished 81.000; 8*00 down, of honor, of whom tbe Wilsons were proud, ful run occnrred'Thureday on the L'Anse .Mj,!iS>riutal rwouro^, $81,980,740. [ States and Great Britain fdr a closed sen­ bal. on time al 7 per cent. ns they had a right to be. . grade of the D..S. S and A. railway. The W. B. Prescott, ot Tdrontn.Ont., hnxbeeu sun for seals in Behring sea was signed in And one house and lot one block front brake* of a freight train going west failed elected president of the.International Ty-1 Washington City Monday, nnd tbe presi­ A Verdict Quickly ICeiidt-red. factory. 8800; 8300 down, bal. at 7 per dent ifiniu-diatc-ly issued a proclamation to It did nut takr the jury more than fif ' to work, nnd the train plunged dawn the । pographical union. cent. Cheap. ‘ [ teen minutes to come to n conclusion, and ' steep grade, over a mile iu k-ngtb. jumtied j A hurricane in eastern Gnlicia uprooted। carry- out io: provisions. House and lot near Whip and Felt Boot when they returned to the court-room the j the truck at the curve in front of L'Aiux- a forest, unroofed mid r.rzed buildings and factory, 81.000. 8500 down, baL 3 years conference of leading INttirocnta, includ­ foreman, in reply to the question of tho I Station, and tore through the station killed several |>eople. ing Senator Gorman, Senator Elect Vilas, nt 7 percent. ' . clerk pronounced t>r<ili<win<*ml th.. _ ..r,i .......station, clerk; the sentence r.r of Sir ’ hniltlir.r-k buildinmv a'l»_ The occupant* of tbe At a meeting of representatives from Several splendid bargains in the 1st William Gordon Cumming in word* to warned by the shrieking whistle, had Georgia, Alabama anil Tennessee, held at Don M. Dickinson, and ex-Secretary ward and other parts of the city. WhitLey. was recently Lelil in that city, the effect that the jury found for the de­ cajH-d in,time. Chattanooga, it was decided that the th.ee Brick barn for sale nt a bargain, on cor­ at which it was decided to run ex-Preslfendant. So,, in the opinion of the jury, state* should unite in preparing exhibit* ALWAYS THE SAME dent Cleveland for the head of the ticket ner opposite Ford’s hotel. with the evidence before them, it was no Brave Engineer Con Harrington, a reai­ for the World’s fair. 80 ft. front by 140 ft. deep, well located in­ In 1»L’. slander to say that Sir William had been dent of this city, stood at his post, and The area of winter wheat as compared Seneca Falla. N. Y.. has on the lnnd-1 brick The loss trf life by the bridge disaster in hia engine las; year year is is 1115, 11L5, and nnd of ofspring spring wheat wheat «* ALWAYS THE BEST guilty of cheating at cards. Noihwiih- when ----------------- ------ leaped ...j..™. the track and tore ■ with /lilt last store three stories, nlso dwelling house mid Switzerland Sunday is now placed at 120. siunding the terrible nature of the find­ its way through the station he lerds in in thethe condition . .. was still nt 1<« 4. 'uNebraska Nebraska lev ds roi. “2 of’ good liarn. Can be bought at n bargain, Hon. Is a •probable ing Sir William, he seemed uumovisl the throttle. He wa* -- -.Joseph ------*-- -G- Cannon / , Was drawn unconscious unvon*eiou< ': spring wheat. 97. V7. In Ohio, Indiana nnd or-will exchange for Hastings or Grand of" whiter wheat • KepubH™* candWate for governor of Hh- Rapids property. The city of Seneca Falls He sat"T" cool— nnd calm, ami— looked i by - it. -;i------------ ----------------- ----- - ^ro,n 1 be wreck, his right leg broken nnd Mlssonrithe ‘ condition “ ' ’ " ’noi*I straight nt the jury, without change -of ) ins right arm nlmost turn from its socket. »99. L •••-has u population of 7.000 and upwards—is IU. Pitt.luirx llml Father I Jt-eph K. Emmett, the famw,. eharae ’ odor , or tremor of muscle. When he left ; Hi* recovery is very doubtftil. The other * ’ .Wied’ at -largest town in Secena Co. Mu llinwr. tl.r tdl«|ted lakh vure pri«.t, 1 u'r •““* «uddeuly Mond.,-of pneuI thu Court-room the crowd outside gave | trainmen e^'.-nfa>d with few bruises, 40-acre farm iff Irving, all improved, soil IN THE him a* cheer. ’ lias been ordered to Rome to administer i ■ good. Can be bought at n bargain on easy COWARDLY REVENGE ATTEMPTED. to tlie ’ I A syndicate of New Yorkers is nego- terms. Crushing Erct of the Verdict. • A Wouinnof 24 wiw arrested nt Reading, ' Hating for the purchase of Tbe Boston | Th» verdict^neons much to the plaintiff, j 84 acres fractional—over runs 15 or 20 Pa.. Thursday, having on her person n ' Journal. lit is his stKdal ruin. H means that he 1 acres, mile east of Sheridan, good fram­ |mu«tte™.bSmirr..mIte..rmy.«l»ll«t: llk. u-fhun-Uy dezt’n counterfeit dollars. The police are I Tbe World’s fair beard of control has ed house. one of the cheapest farms In M.\K*it \t.t., Ills.. June i finally dee Jord not to send any promoters Bnrry Co., will take part city properly. * : from the clubs, warned offthe race courses. ; ... , . .. . , , , / now looking for he* areomplictr*. »a.l .'A-lally Lneta&t wber.- tetetot.,™ " «h‘ 5"" ", Lieut. Cut Sir William Gowlon Uum-i. abroad nt present. 10 acres near city, good house and born, kill Ira Travoli, hi* wife, and five children tniug's nurne has been dropped from the ' Tht- thermometer registered 107 in the well an%ristcrn, 150 fruit trees, Jf acre hr kts l>ven a Welcome and honored guest, fravoh, his fiwchildren It mean* that lie has but two alternatives . by blowing up their house with dynamite. Brit«*h army list, “Imt majesty,".as the •diade nt Provitlemx*, IL I., nt noon Mon­ gropes; 81.300, cheap, bfldown, bal. at 7 —suicide or a life out of England; nn ■ They slept in the'uortli end of tbe house, official order reatls. “linving no further day. nnd 97;. in New York city. . j>er cent. An English syndicate is reported to 160 acres In Woodland to exchange for obx'tHv exjstatsre on the continent, or 1 ami all craped unhurt. The entire south Mr*. President Harriaon- will m<> - - - have pureluwd the Anncondil mining smaller farm and difference. somewhere else when.' those who once end was blown to atom*, and the force of. -----— ------- ---------------------190 acres in Hope tawnship. known ns knew and met him will know and inert thr explosion tore a 1k»Ic in the ground ! Uape May next W. d n-ulav for the toitu- property in Montana for #25,iX).000. h/n iio more. j about four feet in diameter nnd a foot anil I mer Her father. Hr. Scott, has starlet! on tlie Doty farm, will sell for 84200 on easy The steamer City of Richmond, which alsiut four feet in diami.... ..... M tw. ..... ■ .... . . .. . ..r. i.«ir.i —.. Yesterday a warrant .. ... u. half deep. is­ . a western trip, lie; will stop furn ohurt was ryjKirted nt sea with a burning cargo, terms. time nt indinunpellk arrived at Liverpool in safety Monday. Several 80 acre parcels 0or sale nt bar­ ' sui-d for the arrest of Johh Ix-ggett, whore One of the jurymen has Iwen inter­ Judge McConnell, of Chicago, (Monday gains ranging from 81.800 upwards and Three ptORlineut talitors in Guatemala i yieweH, and says that fror.i the moment 1 farm adjoins TravolL They have quarsome will take part city .property in ex­ they entered the jury rdum there was no relies* a great deal lately, and tracks from have been nyrtMed by President Borrillas decided that sy-eet air t-ompnni<-sl cannot change. ' be compelled to heat tlieir cars in winter. I dmibtfns to wbat their verdict would lie. • 80 acre farm for sale ini Otsego county. A mini nt Minneapolis who mndt) the life made t*> stveep the streets with a bull and | । They were all for the defendants. Only [■ Price 81,200. Will trade) for farm In this of his wife miserable until death released chain hukrit to their feet. i one inclined toward the plnintiff, and he! People uh<> are sending money to the her. Is reported to be haunted by his wife’s section ami pay difference*. 1 v;a» nk>t at al! inclined to prevent nnnn- i 1 Also 100 acres in sam? Co. at a bargain. New Yoke, June 1.1.—A cable dispatch -I’ncifii- I’ortrait company," of New York. ghost. ihrttr; i\*rsonally, all would Imre liked 100 acre* in Kansas, well fenced, gooft Joseph Bu<l*zi-lini, mnunL-vr. an- informed I THE MARKETS. to find a way tu vindicate Sir William, received from Chill by n mercantile bouse that he has l>ren arrested, ou the ground I soil, stone house 0 rooms, barn 14 by 70 but the evidence was *<» strongly against of this city yesterday confirm* the news of feet, tool house and granary and well Chicago. him that they could not conscientiously the tomlmrdnient by the government ves that hfat bCsineMisA fraud. house, etc. well watered Uy creek, timber, Ex-Governor Harrison Ludington, of j Ciucauo, June 15. sets of th* ports occupied by the Inaurdecid^ in his favor. from one and :: miles from another IL Following were the quotation* on the ImkirI gents. It is also reported that the forces Wisconsin, h lying nt the point pf death tnule toMiHy: Wheat—No. 2 July, opened W^c.. IL town. 80 rods from sdhooL Splendid nt his homie in Milwaukee. uf the gi»v< — nrneut have iandidr.: ynriowi clotwxl September, oismrd «9*c. chwd WEDDING INSTEAD OF SUICIDE. The marquis of l»ndynderry has offered Vic; Dcccullwr. opened !«•«-, closed KBgp.' stock farm. Will sell at a bargain or take points on the coast and were joyfully re­ ; 40 acres in part payment near Hastings. ceived More than MX) goldiers and ma­ his tenant* the option of acquiring their Com-No. 2 Jttue. op-ned closed 6744a Union Pacific II. R. lands for sale in the . July, opened 63hbc. closed Wf^c; September, rine* who were detainnl by the revolu­ holdings upon reaaonabla terms. County ot. 'Oats—No. 8; states of Kansas, Oregon. Washington, tionary forces were liberated ami vn The tre-Lsury Friday bo tight 343,500 opened 51**\ closed London. June 11.—Just at this time it backed on rile t rnmjport steamer Imperiah- ounces of «U ver at from <O.US to S0.'A5 per ; July, opetwd 3s»ic. closed 3<Mc: August,, Utah, Texas, etc, upwards of 5,900.000 ' <>]>ened 33Hc, chassl 33?t<c; September} opeuedl acres of farming, mineral aud timbered does riot look as though tlie sequel to the to serve under the orders of the govern ounce. 30V-. l*ork-Mny, opened*1 lands, ranging In price frmn 85 to 810 per I 32c. doMd. "*",x “** -------bnccatat scandal would l<e thq usual ziK-nt. Early Friday mornitut a tank conUiining ■ SWWJ. closed July. oj*cne<l SllLlO,■ acre; ptH’-tenth down, ten years credit on I Srptcmbcr, o;>ened <ltL5.' balance. 2.000 gallon* of coal oil exploded nt Wild­ , ckwd thing; In spite of .the adverse verdict, 81(LW Frequent excursion rates given, Lard—June, .opened f6.(16 etc. Call and Sir William Gordon Cumming seems to get circulars. \ Four^bu’MiE. la., June UL—The fuel er* station, a mile hack of Newport, Ky. dosed <10L6k closed J6.2.7. have no idea either of suicide* or *an ob­ question in northern Iowa is becoming a The noise woke everybody in Newport, IJ vc stock—Following were the prices al the Dayton and Covington, and the shock wua scure residence on tbe continent There is grave one. In addition to the big strike*, Union Mock yards to-day: Huge-Market felt in a radius ot ten miles." Noone active on isu-lcing and shipping account; feel­ no doubt that he ha* Lost* of friends who which have already made a coal famine Mortgage Sale. hurt. ing Hither ‘easy, and price* about 5c low­ do not belieifc him guilty of the charge, in imminent, it is now stated that the exten­ Default having been made In the coadltlena The Central National bank of Broken er. sales ranged at i2.toit.4J3> pigs. <4.1% a certain mortcage made by Harrison spite of the evidence. And among those sive coal fields in this section are r-*>- Bow.’Neb., has closed ita door*. 4..to light, HWLS3 rough packing, <1.15® ft j; •Forsliy and Sarah 4L Forshy, his idly playing out. It is being reali<1 ilc itors for Complainants. friends was a fair American girl, the • William Blaney was hanged in Balti­ 4.aimlxcd. and <4JU&4.«) heavy packing and wife, to Spellman ‘Casey, dated February that tbe cud veins here were not bared 23rd, A. 1>. ISM. and recorded tn liit» daughter of Commodore Garner, of New more Friday for the murder of his grand­ shipping lota. uiK>p a genuine coal field, but were a col­ Cattle — Market rather active on local office of the Register of Deeda, for tbe County of York, whose heart he bad won so and held lection of pockets. The mines at Carbon mother and aunt. aud shipping account, and prices without ma­ Barry, and Stale of Michigan, on the 27th flay of At New York Thursday, Jake Schaefer terial change; quotations ranged at <a.75icfl.VJ February. A. D. ism. in liber 26 of mortgages, so securely that she will l*lieve no ill of Junction. Holiday Creek. Coalville and on pages*!, on which mortgage there is claimed the “ wizard ” billiardist,' married Mis* Lil ­ choice to fancy shipping steers, $5,011(4.70 good him. As noon as the scandal was out Sir Kalo have l»een abandoned and the vil­ to be dur at the dale of tbre notice tbe sum of to choice <k». <4A«<p4AW common to fair do, four hundred three dollar* and thirteen cents, William offered Miss Garner her liberty, lages that surrounded them are deserted. lian Kammerer. The ilifferences between the London <Lto <4JT> butcher*' steers, <2.0016X50 stockers. and an attorney's fee of iwenty flve dollars prpand even urged her to take it. . for in sahi mortgage, ud no suitor pro­ omnibus owners nnd the strikers have <2.73Q4.W Texans. <3.4rt&4JO feeders. <1JO^LOO vldad COWB. IlJVUjato bulls, and <2.50^4.50 veal ceedings at law having been Instituted to re­ been adjusted nnd the strike is settled. , calve*. Sheep-Market rather quiet prices cover tne moneys secured by said mortgage, or Chicago, June 16.—Solomon V an Prang, He told her the meanihg of an adverse Business failures in the United States well maintained for l>est gradv-i. but cum- any part thereof. verdict—ita effect on his social and pro- ex-legislator and a saloonkeeper, wan on Now. therefore, by virtue of the power of solo for the week ended June 12, were 21ty as mou lota easy: quotation* ranged at JJLWs fesidonul relations -and Itegged her to trial vester’ay before Judge Blodgett fur against 1U5 for fche corresponding week 5.00 westerns, $3.7&a3.4O natives, and $5.60a6.75 contained In said mortgage, and the statute to such ease made nnd provided, notice is hereby look at the mutter carefully, at the same violation of the United States election lambs. given that on Monday, the Bthday of July. A. Inst year. time declaring that his love was as warm laws in procuring false testimony hi nnt1’roduce: Butter-Fancy separator, 17}$® I), insl, al ten o’clock in the forenoon, I shall The foreign diplomates Invited to Chi­ IHc per Ih; dairies, fancy, fresh, 14©15c; pack­ sell at public auction to the highest bidder, at as evet;. She would not bear a word of uralizatlon ca*efi. John Callaghan sweru cago to-see for thenwives what prepara­ ing stocks, fresh. liMS-llKc. Egga-Houthem the north front door of tbe court bouse lu tbe breaking off the match. When the trial that Van Prang got kin* to city-of Hastings, (that bring tbe place wbere tc’ft “« was over he saw her again, and .again of­ in two cnse* and John Murray confirmwl tion* have t>een made for the World’s fair stock, loss off, U.Hc per doz; northern, low off, the Circuit Court tor Barry County is boldeu), 15c. Live poultry—Old chickens, 10c l>er lb; fered her her freedom. The reply wn» the CallagbanY tentimony. The defense in­ arrived there from Washington City Fri­ spring. Ihi'tak-. roosters, 5Wc; turkeys, mixed tne premises described m said mart gage or so much thereof ns may be necessary to pay tbe same: uWhere thou goest I will go.” So troduced witnewm contradicting part of day. It is now said that Sir William Gordon te; ducks. Be. PoUiuss- Row. <1.103.1.21) per amount due on said mortgage with tea per yesterday they went to church, and when what Callarhon said, and other* swearing bu: Hebron. $1J6OL3Q: Peerless. <LU*L26; cent, interest, and nlI Legal coats, together with Cumming wa* so frequently a cheater at nn attorney’s fee of twcnty-fivedoUars covenant­ Hurbanks. <lJ5ffl.4Q; mixed, <1.1004.16. Strawthey emerged they were man and wife. that his reputation was very bad. cards that many persons would not play berrirt-Illinois. 66c per 24-qt case; Indiana, ed for therein, tbe premises being described In with him. Also that he "as u very bard poor to fancy, 75cC4L50; Michigan. <lJtta. said mortenie ils all those certain nieces or parcels oTlaud -Itnatc in township of Barry tn Later groom and bride departed for 1.71 Raspberries Red. <lA*ft2.(U per M^t the counts* of Barn- and State of Mieblgtn. man to get one's dues from. Barron, June 13.-The' T.rpograpblcl Ixord Middleton’s'country seat in Not­ In the trial of Editor Elliott at Colum­ case; black. <L0uaLSQ. and deseribed as fofioen: tinghamshire, where a few days of the rulon la. lulopted • reolurlon ferorlu* bus, Ohio, for the the murder of.Editor Broom corn—Hurl, 44»£s5e per lb; whisk The south eaat quirter ot the northeast ctmrnnd tbesooth part ot tbe west half of the honeymoon will be passed, after which . aloe-hour <lny After <*»■ >■ Osborn, H. C. Tibbita swore Saturday brush, 6®5Mc; green, self-working. ^kO4c; in­ ter north east quarter, nil of section twenty-two Knit • they will proceed toSir William ■ Scottish vntMl that all moneys contributed to tbq that five or six shots were fired before side and covers. 3Ka7c; common brush, (221 in township one (1 north of range nine (Si 3Hc*. crooked, 3&JHc. fund l/ploeed 1» U. >«d. Elliott even drew his revolver. estate, .where they will reside. Sir William west, and containing in all elgtity-nfee and one. Saves D.. half (M%) acres, be the same more or less. ■’ti;n<i wrinkles, no api>«*rcd to be far more ebeerful than at ofals-anl of trustee*. 1 ho decision* of • Jim Hall nnd Bub Fitzsimmons, wlo The svle Is made subject to two prior mortga­ '■lice tlie shape.) anytime since the beginning of the bac­ ex-President Plank during the year were are to fight to a finish at Minneapolis July ges by and between the parties hereto, corering Saves Dnr: Lie toe, having carat trial, while hi* bride wRh chiming approved. The conventl-m *'|>«ruwl K* — arrived there Saturday, and meeting in <1.004: August. <LOO; September, Mw: D®- tbe same premises. Scklum Cabey. Mortgagee. - iit-dde this stocking. meet in Philadelphia m June, 1KCa saloon, came near having a preliminary remlxr. <LU1%. Coni-No. 2mixed cash. 604c; Smith & CouMtovx,\__ July. OOMc; August, 3R4c; September. W4c. ----- -in scrap, which friends prevented. Attorneys for Mortgagee •>r those afflicted with intDeiDnKmwuiuci come is estimated at <75,(W. They will Dated. April 7. laei. Mr*. Daniel Smith, aged 60, died near Oats—Dull but steady; No. 2 mixed ea»h. 45c; ... . '• corns, bunions, or unprobably visit the United States next Washisgtof C1TT. June IS. Tbe cen- Ashland, I’m, became for the past eight July. 44c. Rye—Neglected: Barley-Neglect­ u.n', , .a: 1114 isu spinttion of the fect ADMINISTRATOR* RALEed. Pork-Dull: new mew. SL’.toj.lito. Lard • J to WtLKEMHOSE CO . Buioa. Mas* 6U. office b«. given out tho tob.v-oU.tUc weeks she had steadfastly refused to take -Quiet; July. 8«J5; Auguat. <6.46. autumn. _______ ■ tie. ot HlinnK The total nurater ot any nourishment. Excessive grief over Live Stock: Cattle -Trading moderately act­ Quarkenbnvh, deceased. For sale by Notie* 1* hereby given that I shall rell at the death of her daughter was the cause. ive and prices a'shade higher for really prime inntxrg in .he state during tbe census Gainesville, Tex , June 12.—Near I-eon, public suction, to tbe bixbest bidder.an Friday, Tlie Order of Railway Telegraphers met cattle; poorest to best native steen; 84JMM.K I. T., thirty miles from here, on Red river, vear wa* 2 449, the total devofed to tot c at Si. Loui: to-day wi*h about 300 delc- per llW ibe: Texans and Colorado*, <3.6035.40: th* seventeenth day of July. A. D-. !*•>. at teu o'clock. In th* forenoon, at tho Probxie Court 1 JITliSS mo-«; tbe I'twluct 3.1X3.101 Wednesday, the dead bodies of n n*a“, gales present. The quri-tio;. of union w th bulb aud dry cows, S-'-taJM-AX Sheep and rooms tn the City of Hastings in tbe County o< 11 Eases Pain Instantly. * wo;-in, andUttle child were found Inn pounds;•««J" actual the. Brotherhood of Tclegraphirs will be Lambe-Sheep firm and active: lamb* dull at a Barry In th State ot Michigan, pursuant to decline of Me per lb;shecp^4.WAflU per lUOlbc lieenw ano authority muted tomeoa tho 29th. Xf^tev having tera drmra.1Idurma pradurar. dlscuwsl. but the chances are lliat it will Umba. Sfl.OKt7.7r>. Hogs—Nominally ■toady; d*v ot Mny A. D. I«1. by the ProuateTJowtof H11 y strengthens Weak Parts. Bsrry counlv, Michigan, ail of tbe esta|n, right, th. late overflow Th. tedte. bar. tutt rate. - ----------------Uve bog*. SLCffMOper 100 lb*. not be effected. title and interert of ti e said deceased Of. in and yet bron identified. W. W. 1 Jun. n fan: er A | nlu<| Ctm.n|-. Crlake. Toledo. Two persons were overcome by beat tn th* reaFestatr situatenndfbeing iu tbeCootity Toledo. Juno 15. residing thirty mile* noth of berj/J । Halifax.- N.8, Jun® I5.-Tanner.lato Saturday at New York. of Barry, in rhe State uf Mlcbtauj. known and Hickory creek, was also drowned in that cjasa!at ptetou. has been descritMsl as follows, to wtt: The west halt of The First Siationnl bank of Russellville, SLah July. KAtc; August, Sta*c; December, lot two (2) block nine «) ot the easternMdtttaa stream. _____________ _______ •indicted by tbe grand jury uf that place | Ark., capital gW.ouo, has l<een aulbofixed W-jc. Corn -Quirt; cash. Me. O»ta-Bte- dy; to the city (fomreriy village) of Hastings. Einry rounty Michigan. ' Strike nt Chloago. 1 fur indecent aMM>txR. udct’ »o $ to begin business. Baled. June l«t. A. D.. 1*91. Wl*«*v. *«r* »r irritate. 'Dothan, o town on the Alabama Mid­ CHtcAOO. June 15.-Over l^OJ men en- munU> ago, forfeiting htabati. land, was nearly wiped out by fire Satur­ gaged in tin. architectural iron trade nad । . -------------day. Los*. iSO,COOs well insured. Wheat—(•■•h and July, Heptember, SnAgori Minn.. June ita branches including tbe inetol I Jjjc. Barley—No. 2 and June. TSn: SejrtemJohn H. Tolman, of Brooklyn, N. Y., nnd *"». . »1 and palter: pal terr maker*, makers, went wem on «•> strike tor;’ .x.c Mill company, compow-"7 got ou n small jag ln*t week and i^riday Ixrr.TUcbiff. xtye-iw. *. *»r!j •«. •Wrt-teon.work j*r |-r u«» d.y M U. ofSO nude nn ’’J complained to the police that he liad low _jte.»«ww.wnetx» 3.1dm,com— cight-hours worn «>- —Na 3,36c; No. 4, Me. * .............................. .wa mnHinui. Lins . ...... HSKeU arc fo.wu; uand 20cent. hour thi* nwrntug. Tbe t a box containing <160,000 in bonds etc. decision wa: arrived at at a meeting ne • <37,600. Plaster co. • Ji Saturday night. VIP'WQ TV TH’>n?n il 1J T 10 £ 15 FL I nr . For Bilious Attacks h£5 Ayer’s Cathartic Pills Nervous« Prostration, llUlfv^ Dr. J. C. Ayer & Co. Sfcld . W. H. Goodyear, AGENCY COLUMN. Cadwallader’s ■ I Prof. t. HUBERT’S MALVINA CREAM SPECIAL ! :-5nOKEt‘ EbJOWERT NO. 35. 5< CIG AIR <1.5 The Mew Stocking. iLwiimfia < -i the Foot. R. K. GRANT. ^laStEr Children Cry pitcher's Castoria �.RVELOUS MACHINES. THREE INSTANCES. GIRLS IN A BIG Cm, EUdo. tbo duty on OOP hM b“?<L’S d.rta boon Jjf mDsotooturiult thorn. ’»• onio, man U. howeror, th. only t”"11” STmoupwilou. IU* DIFFICULTIES THEY ENCOUNTER IN I bad intended tn head this article “inGETTING A LIVING. idJnct,” but it struck me that two of hono ou th. ob«p the stories at least which 1 hnv« to toll cab and them lay tn th. hardly i* called instinct, nud ns I don’t For thia purpoo. a lon« tmUdlng will " know what else to nama them I call then: pl.«.l on tl» Una, balfln , simply “Three Instance*.” . In th. l-nltal Tb«y wUl I~d *■»( They ore on the same principle as that In th. Mmtlcnn rml. and when they old Story <’t the singer who hnd lived on a canal boat before she became famous, and Ot the 100,000 females engago! in various “J. Breiteumoscr. Bicycling Power Com­ one Bight as sho i tood before the audience xxupatlons in New York city a very targe pany," is the legend hanging over a door j somebody shouted out “Ixr.v bridge!” and a umber conshus of young women who on South Second street. The door is of ! the woman ducked her head. glaiw. flanked by show window* of the The- first instance is nbout two young have come here frt>m the country near and pector._______________ Some Musical Ju.lrtim«nl*. same material, and opens into a shop fellows, who, barefooted iu the wilds uf far to seek tlieir fortune*. The constantIy widening field of eiuploym«;ut for females, choek full of strange" looking, half com­ America, were turning hay in a meadow. ftob-Tbe most wnnderft*1 plied machines. Tbo show windows are The two were talking together ns they combined with tlie allurement* of dry life, tufwwas the property of a pr^nte Rent also occupied by mechanical contrivances turned the hay. Suddenly one of the boys causes a perpetual stream of applicant', ntsn. It hr.’nwwly a hundred Mops. Rfahnrd-Tl c rw»t nomlerful org*n 1 which, though perhaps no more odd in de­ beard a sound lilqe tlie rattling of very dry from those who are country born. The sign tbau those we see at every turn iu peas in a pod. Ht» never looked down to number* of such applicant* are tar greater we. saw ‘VIM tbe- property of a widow, it was far t- ugu». ■••«“!Jl ’•»> n° Blop* "l 11 life, are decorated with placards that cause where the Dulse came from, but with a than cau be supplied with work. The story of the various employment I suddenness that was puzzling to Ids coni­ paswinby to halt and stare. [ -•Exclitutge. The machine in the right hand or more ' paulon he gave one ydl uud jumped at agencies nnd of the societieH that kteh U furnish employment to women la the wvme southern window bears a faint resemblance least lialf a real. to a merry go-round, and is capped by a His comrade, looking in amazement from *—that the field is overcrowded. The num Frrmf<»r Sale at fuMic Auction. pinnacle that reminds one of the Eiffel the boy to the place he jumjrad from, saw her of nppllatuls is so many nud t he notesNotice 1*Iwrriw g.wa HtM «'•<•<*^Xriy'S tower. Wheels and cogs and tittle circu­ coiled uear a spot where a bare foot had >ity for refusal so frequent that tbu A oung lar tracks distributed about the base ot been n large rattlesnake. Two or three Women's Chrislinu tuv-ocirj ion has been fta^^VsbaWtiT fw rate awl rail »* I”*‘»'^ this contrivance lead one to believe that blows from tbe pole with which be was compelled to adopt and print a circular, when In action its effect will be very dizzy turning tho hay killed tho rattler. Now, which says: S’.'f SS7JV SODEi: W0BD6. on the traveler, if passengers are carried. t he young man who jumped had never seen “Almost every attempt to aid those who A pasteboard sign says: “This machine a rattlesnake before, never hnd heard a rat­ will be run by perpetual motion; 150 a tlesnake rattle, wns not thinking nf snakes reside out of the city "has ended in disag i ,„ nt aH, did not even see the snake before be pointment to the applicant, and year, 810 payable in advance.” nerm uf bud more sir io»*. beipg prrmiws Going within the visitor finds himself ]I jumped, yet it he lived to be one hundred caused the l<*-s of the situation to another »ittv toll L tJ W.llto lu a miniature patent office. Shelves nnd ।I years years ol< old ho will never again take such a young wuman'. to whom it might otherwise will be ramie on the first day of July A. D. have been given. Tbo reason* for this are: It eleven o'clock ». m. in trout of tbe |h»M otner tables and corners are all cumbered with | leap as that one was. mtbr nUsMeof WoodUud in raid township ol whorl and reel nnd crank devices, ami the Tbe second instance la about a snake that First, that cmploycra greatly prefer to hire Wood'xiul. floor ■Dnoe as well, to inch au extent that wasn’t there. I was up the other day see­ young women who have references, from Utoi.JtoU. the genius of this wonderland has difficul­ ing a man who had spent most of his life place* in New York city, where they have Speciiil'Jidmtolstralor ol tue estate of Robert ty in turning around. in India. I noticed t hat one of tbe panes been recently employed, in order that em­ Brown, decra-wd. ployers may Ira able at oncfltoasuiuretliemHo comes forward with a smile as you of his window was broken. selvra of the capabilities of । the applicants; close tbe door and inquire* in broken En­ "How did that happen?" I asked. NOTICE EUR flEARlNti CLAIM*. glish what ho can do for yon. Mr. Breit“You ace,” was the answer, “it was this and second, that employers will not wait Mate of Mirliluan, County «d Barry—ss. Notice Is liereoy piven. lluu by an order of the enmoscr haa perhaps seen forty-five years' way: Yesterday 1 went out for a long for persons to Ira sent for wiio reside out of of life, wears u scroggly mustache, work­ tramp, and I wore a hole lu the toe of my town. When the endeavor has been made, IYobsto Court f»r the County ot Barn, nude men’s clothes and an habitual look of stocking, which I didn't notice at tho lime the places Imre generally been fillet! before from tin- istli uav <>t June ISSt. were a.loweo cheerfulues.*. When he discover* that you and didn't not ice this morning when I put the Applicants could reach here, and be­ (Sr creditors to present Ihrir ctatms ““"‘".’■J do not want to invest 8500,000 ifl Ids per­ it on. I was absent tnindedly putting on sides the disappointment to t he applicants, live estate ot t.vont'-' V>'-I)tle. 1*1® *’l , ,, countv. deceased, *udltat all creditors of said petual motion bicycle or half that amount my shoe when suddenly my toe touched the expenses of tbe journey are all lost,. de.r.Ld are re.|UireJ «" in bls improved movable fire escape bis something cold, and before I could remem­ Lud even if young women take board in to said I’robate Cwrtnt the 1 rebate “J1?.4 £ew York, tho probabilities are that they face IHW fails IUIUI for m. <» a moment, luuuivuk, Mill but ..luunv almost im.LU- ber ufr VUIkb wnj» ill that I was in England nipt aqd uuv not in xuuiu India on or before the r!;chtrentb day «n mediately regains its smile in his euthutd- I kicked that shoe through the window. I will use up all tbeir money before they auee. Oecemlh-r next, arid tlaVsurb emlms *nil tar asm to show you the invention. never put my shoes ou in India without succeed in obtaining employment, and per­ heard before raid coart on Erida*. the a ♦ONDERFUJ. MACHINE. shaking them uut to see that nothing was haps not even secure a place in the end, ciKbteentb day ol September and on Irtltav. “I expect to make 8KM.IXjO.000 on this,!’ In them lu tue shapeof snakes; This mom- Isecause of tbe preference given by employ­ cichtecnth day of Ihe.ndrar next, at ten o clock Le says,approaching an eight footcbnstruc- ing 1 forgot that I was in England, and re- er* to those wljo have city references as to m the for. noun oi each ot those days. The experience of years tion of ot iron, wood warn and ana leather. The tnama- membered that I hadn't shaken my shoe." their• capability. — es -----that--young can— do. better judju of Probate. . tbe .. . .perpetual . . motion ... I The third Instance wns something of the ; proves ------ women - ---------------.---------ckdne in question is bicycle, and, at first sight reminds one of same sort. 1 was coming from the Temple j where they reside and are known than to an overgrown jumble into which the little station to the Strand wltcn I saw abend of I take chan» iu tats PROBATE ORDER. thr greatest disadvantages for ' '* ' ~ State ol Michigan, county ot Bnrry-^w. ones love to bury tbeir sharp teeth. It is men well known war correspondent. It I One of‘ **" At a session «t tlie Prol’atet ourt for IheLuMr a huge disk with an open circular space was u pasty, slushy day and I hurried to country girls seeking employment in tbe ty of Barry hoMen at theProbuteOfflre In tliecity cut out of tbe center. The seat or saddle catch up with him. On one of t he streets city is the cost of living. Wages which of Hnattaics m county on Eritlay. the seem large to the country girl at home into Ira placed within this inner circle, and leading from the Strand to the embank­ 12th day ot June, iu tne year one thuuraud by an armngvhtout of rollers is always to ment a good deal of building is going ou. dwindle very much when compared with eluht hundred and trine!) one. « Present. Charles W. Anwarong. Judge ot remain right side up for thu rider's pin ven- At the moment 1 speak of a cart lilltxl city expenses. There are never enough iencc, while the giant wheel is to ‘roll on with gravel backed up to where the build­ boarding houses for these j»oor girls, for Prohate. In the matter of thr relate of lubert Browr. over mountains aud valleys, over lakes, ing operations were proceeding and tho the prices they uro able to pay are often lab of Monroe count). New Tort, drcea-n-t On rwulltu and filing the iralition. duly rivers and aess, or even into the thinucr man o|x>nml the back of the cart. The not such iw will secure decent accommoda­ of Thoma* Brown, one ot the heir* at realms of tbe air above. gravel with a rush and roar fell out on tho tion. The Young Women's Christian as­ verified, law of raid deceased that lie may be apptdnicd “The motion and power arc to cost notle road. Instantly my friend, the war corre­ sociation ba* started a special home for administrator of the estate of said deceased. Thereupon it is ordered, that luetdsy. ing and to be equal to the strength of a spondent, tlung himself face down in such girls, with accommodation for about tttb day of July. A. D. l«H. »t ton team of bursts The rider, to be 100 pounds the mud. He got up rather sheepishly, a hundred, but it hns Iracn found necessary tho o'clock in tho forenoon. Ira arvlgpcri h«r In weight or 200 or 50, is to impart tho looked around him and brushed the mud to make it a temporary ratldenae and to the hearing of said petition, and that power by tho involuntary motions of his off his trousers as well as he could. When limit the time the occupants are allowed to thr bulrs at law of said drera«*<l and all other persons Interested in said estate, remain. body while maintaining hia center of grav­ I came up to him I mid: are required to appear at a session of said Court, V.HAT THEY DO. ity, and. the inventor claims, will uot fee! “What in tho name of wonder made you then to be hulden al the Prolate Office.- In thr It is with girls, perhaps, more than with city of Hastings In said county and Umw cause, tbe weight of the burden he bears on the do a thing like that?” You didn’t trip, men that the ranks of unskilled labor ore if any there be. Wliy tlw prayer uf tho peti­ •eat or drags behind him in n vehicle at­ did you?” may nut l>e granted. tache.! to the machine. "No," he said, “I didn’t trip. I threw overcrowded. While there are thousands tioner And it is further ordered that said petitioner “I will flniUi the bicycle in a little over myself down,” and he laughed rather un­ upon thousands ot three country fiirls who glte notice to die persons interested In said ev a week,” continues Mr. Breheranceer, comfortably. “It was like this, you see. can sew, the number of exjrarts is quite ; tate^if the peuduucy «>t said petition and the hearing thereof by causing ncony-. a copy of --------this order — “and expect to bring it to some-theater for You beard that gravel shoot out of thu limited. Many of them have no definite bearing trial. This will be n good thing for both cart? Well, that is exactly the sound of a Idm nt doing «nr in.rtl.-nUr kind olwork. I the theatrical managers aud myself. They shell overhead. Coming up from the sta­ but bnvc merely n general notion of becurn- ' lurry bare In eiu’li week for three success)«r will be able to charge what admission they tion I v|as thinking ot the Russo-Turkish Ing self supporting in some way. It la j weeks previous to »nlti day of ht-arlnr. -£JvVtLEd AJm£eKo' Probate please, nnd 1 will be able thus to bring war, and I waj really at Plevna and not in almost the rule that they have neither the । . capital nor tbe disposition to serve a proper j Jrntae of Probate, the virtues of my invention before the Ixindonjal that moment, aud when I heard public. I have not patented the machine that ruili of the shell I was down os my apprenticeship to anything. They want to | go to work am! earn good wages nt once, j PROBATE ORDER. m yet, but I will do so before long. knees before I thought of it. That’s whit, ‘tale of Michurin, county of Barry.-«*. TO ftBVOl.UTlDNIZE CIVH.IZATIOX. we always did when we heard a shell com­ unmindful of tho strong competition for । At a session uf the Probate Court lor the “I tell you, with all the gravity in the ing during the-wnr. *If you are down on remunerative places. County of B:trr\. hohtouat the Probate Ofiwe in There are many country girls of good I the City of nastiuKs, In said county, on Tues­ world, that this wheel will pWolulionize your face in the sand you are uot so apt to civilization. It Is the key to the problem be hit by the fragments.”—St. .lames Bud­ families who apply for work iu tbe city for ’• day, the nnb day ot June, ‘in thu year one tho winter, intending only to earn pocket ! ttxnirand eight hundred and nlurty-une. that .man has been trying to solve for get. ^•rmrant. Charles W. Armstrong, Judfte of money for the suuitypr. Some of them Probate, 10,000 years. Every one cun use them, for in ti,e die matter of' the estate of Aaron hare utunutl artistic uccuuipiuillIUCtll.S accotnplUiimenl.s IUIIC that tliey they | la I shall make them of all sizes and for all — ---------- --------------ua»c deceased. The Ceylon papers described n fight be- . turn to advnutage in one way and another, Parker, sorts <»f people. Tbe little child of three Hui.nah Parker administratrix of raid estate, or four shall have its little bicycle, and so j tween a cobra and two mongooses, which | A wide field for the work of country girl* having this day filed witu this court her final shall the athlete in the prime of life, tbe j wiw witnessed by a number ot resident of [ has been opened by tbo comparatively mod- areouuias such, praying that ttie same may i>e heard knd allowed aud she be dtsrhareeii mother in need of outdoor air, tho daughColombo. It took ttlscc as nn exhibition srn method of exchanges for women's work, Ircm eald trust. ter going to school, or the decrepit grandat a private house for some visitors. For a • where product.•• rnny l>e sent for sale: hut Tbcre.unontt is ordered, that Tuo;«day the Hth father whom the sunlight and the winds J little time the mongooses were averse to j by far the larger part of country girls look •ta) at July. A. D. jwi. at t«.i; o'clock tn J attacking the the cobra, cobra, though though they they raw ran to totht city,and and thrv they almost almost nn»ninmn«iv unanimously tin- forenoon, be aratgued for tin* bearing ot will relnvogorate." 'attacking the. citv. petition, sud that the heirs nt law of said rar. Mr. Dmum.-noscr Breltenmoser pnuseu paused a monient moment in . round and round it inquiringly. The ' prefw al most auy work, however poorly said deceased aud off other persons Interested tn hi*enthusiasm and patted the machine uf- ntiake, whicli whh a splendid specimen of ‘ paid,ratherthaudumc»tic»rarv|ce. Among w.d estate, are required to appear at a session fectionately before continuing. I the deadly eobra and beautifully marked, ' the occupations represented at a woman’s uf said court, then to be holdeti at the Probate “Just think what, it will do for the* world. I exhibited much alarm as soon as it sfiw J meeting were fhescj Artiste, bookfolders, Office in the city ot Hastings, It: said county, nnd cause. If any there be, why the prayer pi Steam and electricity and horse power will J them, and curled itself up, ready to strike. । bookkeepers, Ixixmakrrs, candy maker*, stow the pentiuncr may not be granted. And it is After some time the mongooses wormed ' carpet sewers, ^rget weavers, cashiers^ further —ordered. notice __ 1 .wv.v. That * ...u said J.uu petiti.turrglveUIHIIV tion from place to place, is concernedand | to> their tbeir work, work, and and the the ficht fight beemn began in in anrn. narn- ' choir scatcrs, the waters. Cig-rmiiKCrs, ciirnuakers (jerk*, tl.’rk. I to u>t! ‘,e persons l*r,o?‘ Interested Inten-Med iu raid estate, of thr the siaicrn, cigartnakera, Clerks, com com-­ i! ]wndi'*irv nf txi.l nntitlnn •and n.. of said petition, the bearini fearful railroadjtocidente will ben t hing of J wt. Again and again they dashed iu nnd panions, copyists, drcsamakers, engravers pendency thereof, by causing a cow of tlsts order to be the past. The cost of each machine will be ] seized the snake by the tall or the lower (.wood and metal), feather makers, Gower i •jatNished in the Hastings Baknku, a newspa——7- hut nominal, yet the stock holders iu my J coils ot its body, jumping out of striking makers, fur ratters, gold polishers, hair I luny"^ .rar printed and clrrulalrd tn said county oi ' —~, ~. e In each week fur three successl aoneern will become immensely rich. In distance before tho cobra could touch them, dressers, housekeepers, janitrewses, — -------jaillirmacs, ladles tauies ’ I we.*ks previous to said day <>f hcarinx. short, tbe imagination is tqpshort and too Their agility In this respect was amazing, maids, medical nuraes, milliners, mission­ CliAiti.ns W. AuMirraoxc, <A truecoav.J Judge of Probate weak to give us any idea of the hcuefits । Tired out with wntchiag them run first aries, musicians, nurses, passementerie mid advantages that will bo derived when ' one way round and then the other, making makers, photo colorists, proofreaders, they are at last scattered over tbe laud." . nn occasional dart In aud jumping as rapid- ■ saleswomea, Morfmakcrs, seamstresses, NOTICE FOR HEARINT. CLAIMS. Mr. Breitcuxnoserthen reluctantly tttrned • iy bock again, n time came when tho cobra, । silk weavers, spectacle case maiera, stenogof Mit-blgan, Couulr of Barry ~ss. foiling ‘to turn with speed to face rapbera, straw workers, students, tailor- State from the bicycle to tbe revolving tower in * ‘ sufficient ‘ Notice Is hereby 6hrll. umt pr M onIer o{ the window. Tbe reader will of course un­ tbe tnongocHes, tho latter sprang in, seized t eraes, teachers, telegraph and telephone the I rebate Court for the County ot Barry, derstand that the tower has not revolved the snake by Che back of the bead and operators, tyjwsettera, typewriters and up­ made on the eleventh d»y of June A. D. IW»1. sut tn utths fran that date were allsacd for yet by perpetual motion, but will do so killed it at once. A number of instanta­ holsterers. ■ CFBd'ture to|prescni their claims atndn-ti th neous photographs of tbe fight were taken Many of these country girb get Imposed I erfote of Joint a. BachellerlAte of raid count?, “This is on advertising sebente." he e<- while Ikwas In progress. upon and hove to go to tbu Working Wom­ deceased, and that alt rreditokef raid de«eased required to present tlralr claims to said •^tained. “aud wheh ouoe understood by en’s Protective union to get tbeir wag™ are 1-obate tourt. nt the Probate office. In tbe City the different large merchants in St. Louis collected. The lady superintendent rays of Hasting’, for examination awl aHowaner, on or before the eleventh day of December next, that many country girls are constantly ap ­ The wildest excitement aud activity im­ atd that «iwh claims wilt be beard before «dd Main through which to reach tbe jraople. mediately prevailed throughout the United plying there for vrork, and tbe stereotyped court, on bririny. the eleventh day of Nep’ember A FIRE ESCAH:. States, and every city and village throbbed reply i»y the society is “Stay ut home if snd on b nJ*y. the eleventh day of llecetnbcr “You sae ibis .tower is to be turned by with a feverish impulse to rush to the dig­ possible/' Qneof the latest claims placed next, at ten v-ctoeM |u tbe lortaGon of each ta “ " perpetu-U motion. This fact Will at once gings. The d’fficulty and expense of reach­ in the hands of the society for collection tb<»se days. Dated Hastings, June nth. A. D. 1MI. bt- an immense drawing card, aud tbou- ing this terra incognita restrained tbou- was that of n poor country girl who ha-J Chas. W. AKMsrnoa<i. «and*...7 of ‘people take long been engaged as a typewriter nnd stenog­ X'L..will *,T —" — «* journeys , aands from tbe attempt, so that only tho»e , Judge of Probate. merely for the oaks sake of looamg looking at it. The j[ wbo jraasrased natural courage or advent- rapher by a clergyman who failed to pay. merely tower will bain a • lanrindosure, targe iudosure, quite quite<mt towerwril out 1| Urmt. proclivities or whose ’oral aLtacbThere Is undoubtedly ucomtidvrablo num­ PHORATE ORDER. 3f Mil—hl nf tlu» P«0Pfc ou the outside, and ...I '■ menu were weak actually made tbe great ber of plucky, clever, hard working young Stat- of Mk-hhuni. Countv of Rarrv-as; an MJin isKion fee will Ini charged. A lect- I plunge into the unknown experience which women who come to New York and make At a seraiitn of tbe Probatw Cousi for the urer will Ub stationed <m a platform to ex- awaited tbe gold hunters of Comity of Barry, holden hi tbe Probai- office in their way by ;:atient plodding under diffi­ ( ity of JtasttngMu Kild County, on Wednt-n pudn the machanixm to the crowd* admitTl»wworld hM never witnessed so motley culties to profitable employment. They go •be (lav. the j,th day <g Juu*. j„ uie yifnr WJt. and his dtseour*? will amply repay an(] pHnntacnousa throng in pursuit o' ti about it in u business way. They have do Uigusaud eiglit hundred and ninety one. Cnosc who come for lira fxjrauditure of eummoa object as sprung Into life sita-L time for frivolity. They join various socie­ I’nriwu-'5, 'V- Annsirong, Judge ot tutsr m-jpey. Now, to utilize this tower, taaeouAlrln tbe wicter of IMA-Uand turned ties for mutual improvement. They know ^ lu matter ot the estate of George I). Moore. vre w..i aril space npontt to"the large rner- 1 tbcir cmfrsratowori tbe gold fields of Calihow to study. They take advantage of the . . , r ,, -------“ “ “ I lucir me gutu ncius oi i aiiMutnta Mtul f hav kh.l! . •h’dl nn* pat lk.l. their advertise- ( farnta. Men of... all nget>, clergymen, pr> public libraries aud art exhibitions. They <J.i reading and filing tbe petition, duty verb are Dot afraid to go out unattended by men. ' (fill of Grorze W, Moore, sou ot said (teceL ’"al a certain Insttumeut now (ID , Tifcfr 6bhuaued the invent* They may bv seen in couples going to the file in thj» court, irarptrllug to be Ute 1st wtU t, “» not to go by mot ion, but venturers, th ;ww, gam We rs nnd murder­ Concert or lecture or church or theatre. and testament of raid derriwd may be admitted to probs'e and that Rdrmnlatnuion of mu) They go along about tbeir business, and wiS to.kmnd life over* hi a Urge ol) ers jostled one anotber in the struggle to estate may be snuded to timer E. Moore the You MB it is movable, and thus ouo will Is gain access to some cf the avenue* which are unmolested. It is a great credit to tbe exrcncor named tn raid will, or to •n that is required -for the largest buiidcity that so many women are able to go •ome oth» suitable perrata. Thereupon It b oniered. that Wodnemday. thi about the city in .the evening without es­ ^Here tbe enthusiast explained tbe fire- —Century. uthdayof Jntv. a. D.ttot. »t ten o'clock in cort*, so long a» Mieir demeanor is decorous. the tmvnoon.be aisixnedfor tbe bearing of raid —New York Sun. tratlUon, and that tbe heir* at taw rarrT* *od its many advantage* over the rats decciw-d aud all other persons Interest­ A little girl want shopping the other day ordinary kind. It Isa skeleton spiral staired in raid estate, are required io apneai .It n nt a.I.I ......... .. ?• t . tatftr surrounded by vertical guards ol with her mother, who, making purchases sbrrl iron to prevent the people from fall­ at various stores, gave as tbe imrtiug word, Mr. Aldrich, managing editor of the ing: off. and up from top to bottom is a “Please charge them to my husband, 26 Cleveland Plain Dealer, writes: “The entire there be. why thr prayer of tbe pctlthiuer -------- street. At night tho little girl, ■mount ex [x-tided on the Garfield monu­ may not be granted. Aud lib further ordered half sleeping and tired out, said in conclu­ ment, including grading, nodding, flagging that raid iwtttkmer give notice to tin. and this how ends in a large shallow tank sion. “I prnj God to bless my mother and aud general improvements about the site, *utw intemu-d In raid estate, nf the Ln of Mid pcdUra, mid the IimifDil my father ami my little brother, and send was $150,000. Subscriptions amounted to to be pulSitod*n 8ti£ Ha-tinp bill to papa, 3d---------street."—Spr.ngat-id 81&4,755, but the interest swelled it to the >"'VI*Prr PrtotdM and cIrrubteTto rabI Cain Republican. required sum. Contract was let Oct. 5, ty of Barry oner iu each * wk fnr three succwJmv. 1885; ■ iDStrncthm began spring of 1888; ■mb tarrtottn to raid duy uf bcarint. CHAht lr* W. AMMlXl Mr*. Fomndred - What? Invite BICYCLES THAT WILL RUN OVER MOUNTAINS OR OVER SEAS. “■ A’";,,... NO NEED TO WAIT. SUMMER CLOTHING. Now is your time to buy your supply of Wo have magnificient values in .men's suits, all wool stvlisb, elegant and durable. ' Cheviot cassimere. worsted, etc■ ’ An unlimited assortment in SACKS and CUTAWAYS of every color and shade. , It Costs You Nothing To see our stock of clothing, hats, capsand furnishing good, and we l*eleive we can satisfy you in goods and prices. ’ HASTINGS, MICH. R. MUDGE & SON Do you want to buy auy furniture; a'nice carpet: any. ’ thing in the line of draperies, nigs or tlie like, this season ? LINOLEUM What is it? It is a floor cover made of cork, ( all at my store and examine it, as it is much superior to carpet or any other floor cover at its value. . We are receiving tlie newest and latest designs- also some of the most desirable novelties in all of our lines. Pay the store a visit aud be pleased. Yours truly. ARCHIE McCOI OIL COOK STOVE This is a complete stove, very convenient in arrangement There is a good sized warming and perfect in operation. oven underneath, also, a large Russia oven on top not shoeu in cut. We have a full line of Gasoline Stoves in 1, 2 and 8 burner Junior (-loves, and 3 and 4 burner full size. 3-burner high stove with Russia oven, only tdo-OO- I” REFRIGERATORS wo have a few to close out at the following lew .price $20 size for 815. $18 size for $13. $11 size for $0. lee Cream Freezers, Screen Doors, Hammocks. Large stock, low prices, good goods. Look over oui l*n®Resp'y, YEAR BROS. � https://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/418/HastingsBanner_1891-06-25.pdf ba2a091cac1ef1516fd8df396a6dfe81 PDF Text Text 1 Largest Circulation ! of any paper in the 1 County. The best Advertis­ ingmedium tn Bar­ ry County. Hastings Banner VOL. XXXVI. NO. 8 HASTINGS,-MICH., JUNE 25, 1891. WHOLE NO. ————————■ You who are conn>elle<l to draw the purse strings iiL’Iitj iuthe cause of economy, will never know how ureatly it is to your interests to make your purcli:i-c- at . ■ . . . . TOWER . mil you have visited Hodson’s store and found ..at all about the grand quantities and startling । ,-iees which prevail during the month of June. hi Ue Unparalleled Iniucefflscls IbisU Man’s Suits—Stern, Block A Co. sold us 18b Sawyer ami Silk mixed suits last Friday. The reg­ ur wholesale price is $11, and they retail at $14 , Sl.'r. Take <-hoice this week at $10? Tomakeit I ? ly attractive in our Men’s Suit Department we ? it all the residue of our Fire Sale suits to close Y en: out at Ten Dollars. All woo) suits guaranworth regularly $15 to $16, for $10 this week. Men's Pants—The I nexcelled Pant Company ask­ > to dose' their light-weight trousers. They ■ e always wholesaleo them at $2. $2.50, $2.87 : sd. Wo made a pat caah offer of $1.50. We . them— oh. what a iot!—three, four, five of a lot. me patterns fifty of a kind. Take " choice ‘ ‘ this .... । k all-wool pants for $l.xs. Ponder over this. V 1 ! made trousers worth fS, many worth |4. at eL’hty-eixnt. Hon't wait until the best pat­ : . ate picked out. iloy's Suits -Tire res'Iduc of the Malcomsou stock. . they are ill bankruptcy: what of it? Were . Kot the best nianufactorers of boys’ clothing Ymerica? Certainly. They came to grief: we t the >tock. ■ ■ " wotUi SI.7b: Sl.J» yorth S.’: SI.IS worth S3.S0; S3 And thousands of $fl.R0 to & suits, worth $5 to S«. ‘ A Stahdanl Regulation Ball and Bat this -iven away with every boys’ suit worth |2 . HUDSON’S GRAND RAPIDS. GENU NE Entire stock of drugs, wall paper, books, paintsand oils, pocket knives, school books, legal blanks, pocket books, albpiii', hibleg, must be closed out at once. Lack of space for< ^notations but everything must be sold at once. A special sale of wall paper at 6c. per double roll. up. The Hotckiss Drug Stock, Just Removed into Beamer’s, Hastings Banner Published! Thursdays by sent to Hastings to the prosecutor If they do not cease to disturb others. Now this is not a scare but in real earnest for the people of Carlton Center and vicinity have let it go as far as they Intend to and ’now *re going to take the law In force It It is not stopped. They db not want to have anyone arrested but will have some one if this warning is not heeded. Ida Daniels is working for Mrs. G. W. Cain of North Carlton. Elmer Covey spent Sunday in Woodland the guest of friends. W. Ik Vester Is home from Ypsilanti. Jonas Early has moved his household kiMiv^Trnr W~bute goods to Grand Rapids. Mrs. J. W. Strausbaugh wds seen ou ./■ST wl" C11'1' 'te young lu.u our streets Sunday. Mrs. Herbert Chase Is suffering from a Of Ule WoMbuM scllool MZI yir. disease tn her ear and bead. Tire Nuhvlllo bud b>> MUlned ud> W. R. Vester spent Sqnday with Alta Pkotemey <h.l It, dllku, penult II to Burd of West Carlton. play on the sleets. COOK BBCfa. —4T---_________ g/tSTXA’CA, Mien. COUNTY NEWS. .. w“ ‘I1,"““O'! people auended the ,poru “J?1"!*1 ™ " ""»l SitunUy even­ inn, pol,,lcr ,or »«>llnkv trade. **; ""“I1'1"", of Suhvllle. wm elected praMdl-nt of the regimental organiaallon of the old Srd Michigan at the Fenton reunion. tht No Goods. The scores of the games they have thus far played show that they deserve the title. The Herald claims there is not a section of country in the state that can ahow a better average quality of hor*efle.,h llutf) that around Freeport. Conductor Tom Harwood, of the M. d. aroonK l»,e railroad boys for ill Webb, tlw boy recently injured by the cars at Middleville. Andrew ijike, of Freeport, discovered Hie other day that the prevailing imlnldn that mules are too lazy to run away is a great error. They ran away with u part j of 11 load of hay. and dumped his son ami the hay lutoxi promiscuous pile, it was a lively run too. Haufieid. The ice cream social held last Thursday night at Mosher’s hall was quite a success for all.the ice cream wi\s sold and $12,50 went Inta the minister's hands. The funeral of Mr. Colton was held here nt the church last Sunday, anil the re­ mains were buried in the township ceme­ tery' of Johnstown. Peter Fisher’s daughter and brother's family, of Cleveland, Ohio, arc entertain­ ing him through the warm days of summer. Rev. Wallace mid* presiding elder held conference at East Balti mure church last Saturday and Sunday. Jud Chandler, of Ann Artair, is at home with his parents on a vacation. Chas. I’almatier. of Albion, came home last Saturday on a vacation. Henry Budd has moved back into the Cooper house with a new roof-over his head. Doty & Bellengvr commenced taking in wool at Banfield last Sat uni ay. paying all the way from IS to 28 .cents. Harley Powers has a very sick child with scarlet fever. Frank Sheffield was under the doctor's care last week, but is now slowly recover­ lug. School dinted here Inst Saturday With a very successful term by Anna Johnson. j A box of oiled nigs 011 the I'ridge be­ ) tween the Bell Furniture Co.’» factory ami j finishing room took tire from spontaneous Friday afternoon after the mail on the combustion the other evening, ami a disastrou? fire was prevented only by the star route had started for Lowell the accidental discovery of the Incipient blaze. horse iM’came frighten***! mid started to I The News observes that it won't do for nur. lie was soon stepped however and Nashville to put In water works until a little damage was done. J. W. Godfrey went to Brookfield last j । fire or two deUroj-s half the town. week to >.{>end a few days with relatives Ouhuby. and friends. Tbe L. A Roctaty have made the room Rain was plenty In this section lust week. 1 look Very neat where they Intend to sell Mrs. S. J. Bidelman is very low at this 1 ice cream the 4lh. writing. • A. D. Shepard and family are enjoviug I The Qtrimby Aid society will meet at the a- visit from the former’s mother, of j county bouse Thursday, July 2nd, Lowell. I O. Chaffer lias J. Smith’s new house Ed Andrew-* returned home Friday. Tout Riegler fi-eh quite proud. He got . about ready for the plasterers. I We sec Will McIntyre riding out in a Ute bounty on thirteen woodchuck sculps. V. Dipp and Mr-*. M. S. Ronsli were In bran new rattler. Ben Gaskill has a new McCormick Shultz Friday. They were accompanied home by Julia Roush. ■ binder. Mrs. J. Brown enjoyed a visit from her School closes this week for a two daughter. Mrs. Clark and Mrs. IL Wood, months vacation. Del! and Helen Reynolds are living In of Whilncyville. last week. Georgia Austin, of Vergennes*, is the our little burg al present. 1-iunc guest Ot Mrs. IL C. i’eckhain. Vina Wissinger spent Sunday near The picnic at Acker’s point, laid week, Clarksville the guest of her parents. Rev. Bowman enjoyed a visit from his was WqjI attended and the little pnes en­ joyed riding on the steamer, but owing to two sister*, of Caledonia. Saturday and the rain tbe exercise* were short. Sunday. J. Reuter and wife departed for McCord A very large audience assembled at the church last Sunday to Witness the the first of the week. Main street has been greatly Improved Children’s Day exercises. The church was ’ tastefully decorated and the program tts by a sidewalk from the agricultural build­ ing to tlic Perkins’ house. well carried out. Many of our citizens attended the ex­ ercises Ih the afternoon at the Eagle school jnM, Mrs. Goiidriiough has returned from n house. Mr. Waite, ot Kalamazoo, who owns the ' business trip to Missouri. ____ , . . ... . ... . II. 1|>.-1 now tlikW returned from Dr. L'.l.vnr.t* Edwards has brick yard here la having n large kiln ot brick burned this week and will soon have Hart ford. There are two daughters of Graudanother kjhi ready to burn. The yard is niotbrreYodngs making a visit here. They under the luanflReinent of Mart Bates, are Vermont and New Jersey. insisted by a competent force of hands. Mr.’Vxmpln-ll and wife, of Cedar Creek, There Is talk of an evaporator here. EnindL Barnes, of Kalninaoo, lt» visiting are visiting nt Gary Baker s. The attendance at Children's Day ex­ parent and friends here. . ercises was very large. A great many Samuel T. Wiight. one of Hope's oldest could not gain admittance. Good attention, residents h very sick at the present time. fine display of flowers ami cnhI collection. Ftoter Mosher is very sick with rheuma­ Bernard Smith has the measles. tism. J. J. Fuller is building an addition to Our blacksmith is having a cellar dug his house. preparatory to building a house. Sid Thomas ban a cousin from Ml. Pleasant visiting him. Mr. Taylor, of LU., is visiting at A. C. Fine weather and prospects for a good ' wheat crop should encourage the farming Wait's. Mrs. Ingle has now returned from Lima. population to continue to Ind., and, reports her daughter as improv­ ■■Creep across the land. ing in health. ________ To toil for man’s existence.” George Nye, wife ami children. Abram Hamilton and wife and others have been Haying lias commenced and the town Is camping at Fine lake the last week. School closed In district No. 1 Inst ''".l' f: WIIHbito noil funllp vlslkl kt to “President Of Council” was received at’ this office Tuesday last. It was from the ! tiro ll.clL... negotiating ' fire <l..|inrlin>.ri* department of Hastings, sale of hose cart etc. We understand that that official answered same without sub­ mitting it to the council. The alderman are very indignant at this slight on the part of the mayor and will hold an in­ dignation meeting Saturday evening at 8 sharp. . H. M. Lee Is In Chicago. •I- E. Tinkler and wife lujvc a daughter. A. D. Jarrard. of Battle Creek, called on old friends here last Friday, J. M. Wood, of Lansing, was In town two or three days last week. W. M. Furry , of Park City. Utah, is a guest nt G. A. Truman's. ' Mrs. Fred Benedict and Jennie Martin, of Vermontville, spent last Saturday witp Mrs. E. A. Phillips. Win. HuminelPs little mute Is home from the Flint school for the summer va­ cation. The teachers here have been recipients of considerable attention lately In the way of teas and evening parties. ■ G. A. Truman’s family and their com­ pany were at Thornapple lake Tuesday afternoon. Florence Burgman, of Charlotte. Is spending the week here among relatives and friends. She expect* to go to Bay­ View Monday for the remainder of the summer. (.'omineneeiuent exercises of the high school Friday evening. The baccalaureate sermon was preached by Rev. Geo. John­ son. of Jackson. Tuesday evening at the M. E. church. One day last week B. F. Reynolds thought his elevator was taking him down too fast therefore be drew on n rope to put on the brake but it proves! to be the wrong rope and it took Hie brake off en­ tirely except what his hand answered In that capacity, but it did more towards breaking his hand than the speed of the elevator, consequently his hundjhas been bandaged ever singe. If weather will permit haying will gen­ erally IX- commenced this week. On close inspection of the wheat heads can be found a few grain aphlso. but not enough to injure the crop. On the Iftfi about 3 o’clock p. tn., Wes­ ley Walers had 5U old sla*ep and three spring latnos killed by lightning. On the I sth A. C. Towne, D. A. Bowker and A. B. Francisco adjusted his loss In the Barry & Eaton Ins. Co., to his entire satisfaction. I suppose 1 am not revealing a grange secret when 1 in font you that our worthy lecturer of Prairieville grange gave to our poet, Bro. C. IL Honeywell, the following question for an answer and talk to’wit: "Which are the six worst noxious weeds we have in our highways and on our farms.” Prof. Beal. of the state agricultu­ ral college, names the tollowing to-wit: 1st, Canada thistles. 2d. red root or wheat thief; »d. niullien; 4th. lead flay or butter and eggs; Sth. rib grass or narrow leaved plantin often found in cloveV seed; and tub. narrow dock; to which the writer will add three more, bunluck, ragweed and yarrow. 1 am sorry to say for the credit of the fanners of the township of Prairieville all of the above noxious weeds van be found in said township, and 1 presume Prairie­ ville is ^iut an exception to all oilier towns in the county. Including the city of Has tings. A person cannot ride along any of our pubhe highways but what he can we yellowdock, burdock, yarrow ami even Canada thistles staring him in the fare. It does nor speak well for the intelligence and pride of a community to suffer such noxious weeds to exist in the highway lwtore their farms, around their farm build­ ings and on their farms. 1881. — — Bl-s lined to tell what though** through my brain as he approached. Warn | mtilvl .ik! WOS th ■ could lin he vivi.nn mean, mand was I alllDC alone W1 with a I maniac? He walked up to my desk and took deliberate aim at me. I expected him to follow the action with a couple of abo'-s and so I dodged down behind my desk and rang for the police.. " ‘Fork over that SAX', young tel cried; 'you don’t run in any cold me and get away with the spoBs.’l “Of course I knew the situation Imxnadiately. He hud been 'done up’ in ft game by some card sbarps, mid bad been draaaaiug the matter over until the operatioas «f his mind led bitn in Ills sleep to seek re- take mine momenta for the police to ar­ rive, and time wax very precious jnrt then. ' “ ‘I’ll pay yon the 100007?* I yelled. ‘Put down that pistol and you can haveyour blasted three hundred.’ “The miner lowered his weapon. ‘Com® this way,* said I, and he followed me into the barroom. Behind the bar waa a Wff dish of wnter. I fumbled a moment with the money drawer to deceive the murder­ ous looking deeper, and then, quick as n flash, I threw the basinful of water into his ftw-e. “Ho yelled, dropped his pistol to the floor, rubbed his cyss a second, and then, fully awakened, began to look around. He begged a thousand pardons when I ex­ plained matters to him, and told me bow be had gone to bed wishing that be could get bold of the man who had played an un­ fair game with him in n hotel east of the mountains."—Seattle Telegraph. An Adrrrlialng Scheme. “It’s mighty hard work getting any free advertising out of yon newspaper people nowadays,’* sighed the advance agent of a mammoth allied circus as ha passed a stock of coin over the business office count­ er the other morning. ••Sparc is space," replied the affable cashier, as he made out n receipt. "I don’t know why it is," continued the A. A. rettxppcttively, “but somehow edit­ ors don’t 'worn to bite as they used to. Same on the eastern coast tod. I noticed It particularly on a little snap I worked way down at Galveston." "How was that?" “Well, you sec. I was on my wdy to that city by steamer a week in advance of our show when I struck a great scheme. I bought two dozen empty pop bottles and as many steaks from the steward. Then I got a lot of arsenic from the medical stores and rubb<<d it into the steaks. I put soma of our bills in the bottles, tied a steak around each and dropped ’em overboard as we en­ tered the harbor. My calculation was that the sharks would swallow the meal, be poisoned, float ashore, would be ent open, the bills foundand the whole thing be writ­ ten up by the reporters In great shape." “How did it workt’’ "Like n charm—my part of it, I mean.^ Nine sharks altogether stood in with the show, but every time one came ashore I got .a note from every editor in the place pro­ posing to writs the thing up, with a snap camera cut of the shark, at the regular “Pretty mean, that." “Mean! Those fellows could give Shy­ lock cards and spades. The only paper that referred to it at all wm one we gave si^tyfour free paura to. The day -we left town it remarked that onr show was enough to kill a blind nigger—let .-done sbarka."—San Francisco Examiner. A thoroughly aclflKh man is a nuisaneo under any circumstances, but asan invalid he ia intolerable. During his convalescence woe to his wife, if be has one. His couch or easy chair is as a throne, from which he dictate-* to bis household os an absolute monarch to Ms. serfs. No consideration h.ts be for their tired mnscles, their brains dazed for lack, of sleep, their spirits faint and weary with fruitless endeavora to Mrs. Platt is failing quite fast. soothe bis causeless irritation. He peta Noah Wait, of VanBuren Co.. Is visiting himself, he -ommlserates his own condi­ nt J It. Smith’s at this writing.'’ tion. lie sighs m> he surveys bis attenuate*! Will Allen Is home from Grand Rapids visage in the looking glass, but not a jot on a visit of sympathy, not a grateful word has be Mrs. Wm. Raymond went to Union City for the waste-1 watchers to whose nursing he owes his I V, whoae lo\e. stronger than last Wednesday to visit friend«. Chas. Fleinlhg has gone to Grand Rap­ death, has rescued him tram the grip ot id* with tin- intention of working on the the Destroyer. street car line. Is such a creature worthy of tbe tender Olis Landon. Chas, and Willis Carpenter care lie thus undervalues and contemns? were in Lake Odessa last Wednesday. Well, that is a family question’which must Maggie Burns enjoyed the company of be left tothedecision of the self worshiper’s quite a number of hejq. young friends last nobler butt. arid, it is not difficult to guess Tuesday, it being heV 17th birthday. how she will decide. Somehow or other your exacting, pitiless men generally marry gentle, patient, loving women, and The remains of John Smith reached liere the arnouut of contumely and ingratitude for interment from East Pembroke, N. Y. which a gentle, patient, loving wife will where be had been cared for by hls brolh- bear uncomplainingly from n “brute of a He has been an invalid for the past husband” is beyond all computation. er. 1 Byron makes hls barbaric hero Mazeppa five yean*. ' Mrs. ’Lucy Jones is quite feeble Jrom say that “time nt last oeteall things even;” but we wxspeet that it will requires goodly pulmonary trouble. Her daughter. Mrs. Friday. , , , , •. Galesburg Sunday. .. .. 0. D. Fisher, of Saginaw, Is visiting and portion ot eternity to “even up" ail things C. E. Fteul marketed three louds of Wm. Chase returned from Olivet Friday. , with a sclflab husband. —New York Ledger. ■taking care of her. jitrnwberrira in Hastings lakt M IL Gwin attended oommenceiuent Mrs. .1. E. Calms is visiting friends nt Th> meeting of the ladlt% ahi MwletJ exertfses at Mt. Hollyoke seminary TuesKalanMHtixx «ns loterfecred with by the rain of Wed­ Thackeray, who loet hu mother when I day evening. , , G. M. Evers was in town offering &>c E Tompkins has received a commission about livw year* of age, was taken in nesday. _ per lb. for wool Monday. to bny wool. He Is paying from 23 to 28c. The Ladles Aid society netted Sil Sat­ charge of by his aunt, Mrs. Ritchie, who Ebbv Pennock was nt Baltic Ireek a urday evening by sale of ice cream arid wasalarmed on finding that her busband'a Levi Gifford las U» 1,ltl r°r ,lls hat fitted the boy. She accordingly took few days last week. strawberries. • Mrs. Estes Rork returned from Oscoda Rev. Bass has come to fill the Baptist him to Sir James Clark. After an exam­ Twkcr hM vwhlnffled hl, hern. ination the popular physician said-. Saturday after a week’s visit wIH* l,er two pulpit for the coming year. Mr.. Urao Tester l» «l>le I" ride oot. “Don’t bo afraid; he has a larg Will Cook and hls father were In onr Will Seger and wife moved to Battle “wm.' Ni'eholA'oi Ho««rt CIW. Is Tl»«but tliere is a great deal in it.” xilingw Thursday. Glad to see our oid rbackeray had not only a large head, Crci!i.«MSouthwell, of Vermontrllla. I» In Ing hls mother. Mrs. Ed. Evans. townsmen looking so fine. For the benefit of political cauvasrers Freddie Woodham* is visiting his young but he was tail and large altogether. He we make known the fact that a 10> t lb. luted to tell his own story of tlrt traveling friends and looks quite jaunty in hls bond 10Dan Keyes lost a valuable horse as also showman whom he found 000 day ritting democrat appeared at Frank Bishop s one day last week, also a girl al Jerry Sprouls. uniform. Geo. Downs has left us and take* up disconsolate by the roadside, because he of Ba“,e£rf\ Mr. MeBane was confined to the h«*use hls residence In Woodland where he hu had just lest bis giant. Thackeray asked were guests of Tom Mitchell and wife last whether he might do for the place. Crit­ by sickness a few days last week but at engaged to teach the coming year. present writing la able to be out «K*inClare Brown Is rccoveffng from his 111­ ically and seriously the showman exam­ * Chas. Morehouse and family, of Verona, ined him-nfic[ saiflyRichard Messer was In town Monday ou were >t Mr.. Wm. S««er'» th!.jveefc " ^Uchard Collier received a severe Injury"Well, you’re nigh tali enough, but I’m Mr* Clende Hun.lker end «m Weller, blMessers. Colgrmr. Reynolds. Crater. afraid you ore too hugly.’’—London Titr of Sen Antonio. Twee, were et /.. Mon- Hogle and Doyle Sundayed at their rc on hte left hand in helping put up a binder Bite. '__________ . Rev. G. Draper gave us a very Interest­ spectlve cottages at Wall lake. Je" wMoZwuw end ing discourse nt the M. E. church. June Mr Livingstone, of Kaiamazoo, Is buy 14th. Hope he will come this way again. Some of the stories that were told of Creek, epent Seturdey e»d Sunde) al Abralmm Lincoln bad n rage in Athea* In H .-Ub F.A. Blteff11 Whr ^dtin’l hoinoliodr projw*f «n lee U10 Fourth century B- C-, when they wm told of Alexander the Great; and -florae of nw or elre-Berrj kodel. ftere eeem. tbff Affprau Louis Franz, tbe night clerk at tbe the atone* couimoflly told of General Butto be plenty of Btrawbernes. races thin week. He has a flyer entered Grand, relates the story of a narrow escape from the drcam wrath of a somnambulist. bo far back Lhnt they shade off int'■■dsmonthere which he lrook J. W. O’Conner cloted hls auction boo* . “You see," said Louis, “an old mining ■ NIchMl Venter «nd Mlppk’ F>«>li'li Mie here jaol Friday night- The sale*, he man took n room one night, and some hours ology.—Boswn Transcript. .pent Simday U> Itelnff th' Mr­ soul, were the largest he ever had In so | afterward, as I was dazing behind tbe desk, I was startled by hearing footstep* '' j^L’stwncer. of tbe T.m»rae <*»»!>. SIIDr "jordan has hls bouse painted In' Bwdlowi Lay—J.rry Judd wkM.-WUl^ sbufBing down the stairs I looked up and was seen on our streets Monuaj. saw my friend, tbe mining man, with a six We would like -to inform some of the shooter In his right band. He walked right Father — NoHe should » Vlie- kl.pe.-~ over toward me, his eyes staring blindly nni men Mid l»y« Hud •Wluoh is the more danger. ."m in tbe ItaHW and almost starting out of tbeir sockets. tntf those that carry on so that their <»« eeot .umpte^aed Xi S down on . Ibt and will soon be i �HIDDEN TREASURES. THE LOST ART. OF E«B*L*T"O. The Yankee U:e 12th wan an aii-arouna suroew. ■ beautiful ooe*nd the attendance LESSON XIII, SECOND QUARTER, INTERNATIO|iAL SERIES, JUNE 28. toid)r’"K from cuuimuu view. And a rathloen numan touch 1* a death blow onto such. I H<w Hurt 3uai HEART DISEASE, nolpitation, pain in side, abouMer ana arm, abort breath, QppMnon, arthma, swollen ankles, weak and smothering apel Is. dropsy, wind in MM»cb,ete.,an? curedbyPr.Miles'New Heart Cure. A new discovery by the emHtentlndiauaSiKTittlisL Fine illustrated hosk of cures FREE at druggiste, or adSatoDtoMiles Medical Co.TElkhaxtJnd. Sold by W. H. Goodyear, “ 71» JTuyara Falls Only hero and there thry find Kindred spirits in mankind. The lessons of the quarter now closing may lie considered as but separate chapters of one nwful and most impreariva lesson— the decline and destruction of an unfaith­ ful government and the .punishment of a jx-ople who rebelled against God. their true King. Owing to the peculiar character of tbe series, it is deemed best to insert here a few historic notes, pointing out bow the prophecies of punishment were soon made history. Hosea, sometimes called the first of the minor propbeta* entered ou hi* mission about 786 B. C„ and continued to exhort and threaten Israel (of which kingdom be was a resident) for over fifty years. His style is concise and sententious, and the form in which hls prophecies are compiled makes them seem as onr continued series, without divisions to indicate the period of their utterance or the specific subject of each prediction. This calls for unusual diligence on tbe* part of the student in not­ ing tbe Internal evidence*. The first verso dec.larvH that the prophecies were delivered "in the days of fzziah. Jotham, Aha* and Hezekiah, kings of Judah, and in the days of Jeroboam, the son of Joash, king nf Is- Scattered through the crowded s’.roet. The serene sod magic spell Found in such responsive love, Lesdlnr us to Ood nboffl Houle.”' This gives us a key to tbe proper division, and we perceive that after repeated warn­ K» to Israel, in which the patriot fa is — eeen ings " clearly aa the prophet, he despairs of hie own people, mmm the evil at band, and with Bomimum. an awful burden of sorrow turns to the other kingdom and implores Judah not to follow the evil example of her sister. Tbe fact should be notari that he entered on his mission at a time when all was outwardly prosperous, for Jeroboam II had raised Israel to something like her former glory. M. H. COLUNS. texsal Arent, H*5tlHg-.. But tbe peoj-.e bad become sinfully vain <N V*. KiMXH.no G. r AT. A.. Chicago. and were given up to idolatry, and the prophet, as if in agony—turning God's mesaage into hls own language, as is the Biblical rule—cries out, "Jlow shall I give thee np, Ephraim! How shall I give tbee up, Israel* How shall I make thee as Adam! How shall I set tbee as Zeboim! My heart is turned within me, my repent­ ing# are kindled together” (xi, 6). Israel’s punishment came soon, for Shal­ maneser took Samaria after n siege »f three years, and di«i»erwd the Israelites through the northeastern provinces of Sa­ maria. A few escaped into Judah, and rt intervals for many years after fragments of tbe Israelite joined their fellow coun­ trymen, but tbe great mass wax absorbed and lost among the heathen, a fate for which their idolatrous habits had ulraauy prejKirtri them. Their place was filie<L|-y a heathen [teople called Kuthim or vuthoens; irat. then is reason for iwliuving that they became mixed to wm« extent with a remnant of the Israelites, for in lime they adopted oomb |>art of the old cuMomsof worship, mixing them strangely with their original idolatry, ami Josephus tells us that when the Jews pnqwr were in favor with their rulers these planted heathen claimed kind re! with them. Such was the origin of the people known 'Acbsthey would boahnoatpricetamtofboaswho later aa Samaritans, nnd the intense hatred Bulfcr from this dlstrossAng complaint; but fortu■aMy tbstrenodDaaedoM notaadhsraaad those felt toward them by the Jews was the oc­ Wbocncetry tbamwll! find these U We ptUavalucasion of Christ’s beaut:ful parable ou the ---w>IVI _-I man that fell among thieves. The devout Trailer may well ilud cause for reflection in the fact that- this hated name ba* by this parable become iu all Christian nations a title for tbe charitable and tender heartoL Il is also a fort of inten.«e interest that a remnant of. this people util! exists and maintains a religious organixstiun in Egypt, having for lt» Scripture only a mutilnted copy of the Pentateuch. Their fore­ fathers were taken there by Alexander the Great when he conquered tbe Persian em­ CARTER MEDICtNE CO.. New York. pire. Is it not in accord with all we know SMALL PHI. SMALL DOSE SMALL PRICE of God's providence to believe that this fragment of a nation has been divinely pre­ served through all the mutations of 2,400 years ns God’s own witness to tie trutn of His prophet*! Sec on thia subject com­ mentaries on Daniel's prophecy of the power that waa to conquer Perrin (Ban. viii, 5-2D. The Hubsequcirt history of the kingdom of Judah coincide* closely with tbr predic­ tions of tbe prophet*. Josiah atands out with peculiar glory aa the last of the great and reforming kings, and soon after Ju­ dah's cup of iniquity was filled Tbe king­ dom proper v-as overthrown, bnt Zedekiah reigned some time as a tribut t ry or vassal of Babylon. Against the imploring pro­ test of Jeremiah, and equally against com­ mon wow' and good faith. Zedekiah re­ belled, being deceived by false prophet* Tbe enraged Nebuchadnezzar came with a large army, and though tbe Jews with that IN THE stubborn bravery which they always man­ ifested held out for a year and seven months tbe city was taken at last with every cir­ cumstance of horroV. Zedekiah's sous were slain in his sight; then his eyes were put out aad he was taken to Babylon, to linger out a painful captivity with only the recollection of his sins and follies. In this and tbe next suc­ ceeding portions of Hebrew history stj many effecting episodes, and iu tbe lit­ erature of the time we And some of the most mournful poetry ot adcient times. Ont of the hearts of captives longing for their homes were wrought those sublime Ktrnins, those prayers ami song* of hope or of resignation, which charm even tbe skep­ tic by their sad sublimity. In conclusion it may be well to note bow Osceola county lost $80,000 by the recent strongly the era of decline wa* marked by tbe two vices which tbe student ot history forest fires. 1 Ttal ttn4 feellna new *o eftea beard of. I# rn- always looks to find in u degenerate peo­ --nroty oyereyae try Haod~» Barasysrills, which ple—drunkeaneus and oppression of the poor. "Woe u> tbe crown of pride of the drunkards at Ephraim.” is the wsy the propbet begia* •« invective against that degrading vice, and "Woe unto them that add field to field ami house to house, etc.," is tbe exordium of another. The lesson Is plain. The national spirit was destroyed The rich oppreaaed tbe poor, and both rich ami poor sought temporary pleasure or oblivion in the beastly rice. I&M l» GdlSs KSfiSI' ms CURE SICK HEAD ACHE ='SnOKE=- Eb. POWERJ’ NO. 35. ALWAYS THE SAME *“ ALWAYS THE BEST 5C- CIQrtR re they quit drinking ot their own free barfaful effect result* from it* ad- C There are some things in the life of a Boston car conductor that are, to say the least, a little curious. For instance, tbe Bace Street, street railway company establishea the in­ violable rule that pennies shall not l>e (tally four paupers ore on the Wexford turned into the treasurer's office by any conductor. But pennies are legal tender, and tbe conductors most accept them from passengers in payment of farea. But tbe pennies must all be converted into coin of larger denominations before tbe conductor can get a dean bill fbr hls day’s receipts. Another rule is that no smoking shall be permitted on a car, but there is no poosiblo way by which conductor can stop smoking°n the platform. No officer will arrest a Children Cry for Pitcher’s Castoria. Children Cry for j From Echols' “American Celebrities" we learn the ages of certain persona, to wlu Thomas Bailey Aldrich, 55; Mary Ander­ son, 82; Susan B. Anthony, 71; Maude* Barrymore. 87; James G. Blaine, 61; Edwin Booth, 58; Robert J. Burdette, 46; Ben­ jamin F. Butler, 73; Will Carleton, 45; Georgie Gayvau, 82; George W. Childs, 02; Mark Twain, 55; Rose Coghlan, 87; John A. Cockerill, 46; Anthony Comstock, 46; LoCta Crabtree, 44; W. H. Crane, 45; Amos J. Cummings, 40; George William Curtis, 67; Walter Dam roach. 38; Cbariea A. Dana. 72; Fanny Davenport, 40; Chauncey M. Depew. 57; Mary Mapes Dodge. 52; Kate Field, 50; Marshall Field, 56; ffJan Frohman, 30; Richard Watson Gilder, 46; Amelia Glorer, "30; Pauline Hall. S3; Murat Hal­ stead, 62; Marion Harland, 56; Joel Chand ler *er Harris, 63; <53; Alice Harrison, 40; 4J; Frank rniua Hatton, 44; Bret Harte, tt; Julian Hawtborne, 45; John Hay, 52; Bronson How­ ard, 46; Julia Ward Howe, 7i W. D. Howells, M; Agnes Huntington, 31; R. G. Ingersoll, 57; Loui* James, 40; Marie Jan­ sen, 30; Herbert Kelccy, 80; Helen A. Lock­ wood, 71; Mary Logan, 58; Sadie Marti not, 30: Brandcr. Matthews, X»; Joseph Medili, 67; Clara Morris, 44; Joseph Murphy, 51: Thomas Nast, 51; John- C. New, (50; Bill Nye. 41; Tony Pastor, 56; Annie Pixley, 86; Joseph Pulitzer, 44; George M. Pull­ man, 60; Matthew S. Quay,58; Ada Rehan, 81; James Whitcomb Riley, 38; Stewart Robson, 54; Lillian Russell, 31; Sol Smith Russell, 43; Edgar Saltus; 32; Harriet Beecher Stowe, 80; Emma Thuraby, 34; George Alfred Townsend. 50; George Fran­ cis Train. 62; Charles Dudley Warner, 61; Henry Watterson, 30; Kila Wheeler Wil­ cox, 30; Francis Wilson, 87. In • kv two ■»>! ooohUT mil- tn.m-1-ulllfrpi, W Vn. llm «o oM German farmer, who will some day givvto the world that which will prove the woaderof the Nineteenth century. It seems that it bos been left to the gray boarded aidman, Graham H. Hamrick, to discover something which has puzzled tbe bndnwOf learned mtn and scientists for ago* past. Tlte dfacoverr is tbe art of preserving ani­ mal and vegetable sulwtanoM so either may be kept without a sign of dm. de­ composition or chaugr. but In hls efforts to solve this great problem he has become to be regarded b7 “>“* Pot’Ple U,ll“ tlon of the countrywis some kind of being to I* avoided, and there are many who will not go near the log bouse in which the old man has "live dead people" and animals. Just how Mr. Hamrick conceived tbe idea that he could preserve animal and vegetable matter in its natural state he docs not say; but, after exiierlmenting for . . ' ___ 1---- * ,1.1 1.^ I,u«1 nnt works prove, that he has the art perfected. Until n abort time ago bis experiments in ptaMtving or embalming bnd ,**‘n coo8n*“ to lower snimnla and vegetables, and so Huccewfu) hail been his effort* that Iw- de­ termined to test the process on human IxxlleaHe secured permission from the authoritiea of the state hospital for the insane to experiment on two bodiea. Tbesc wart) given Into his custody, and in one hour nfter he had them In his room he informed the aiAhoritics that they were ready for examination. The bo<lies were examined, and it was found that they had not been mutilated in any way, not a drop of blood hod been drawn, nor an incision or punc­ ture made in them. < Sines that time the two bodiea have been continually exposed to the air and all kinds of climatic changes, but they are Ktill perfect and lifelike. They ore now in his room lying on a table, looking u natu­ ral a" when living. The blood in the veins can I* plainly peen standing out iu bluish black line* w here vessels are superficial. In the same room are embalmed cate, dogs fowls, rabbits, fawns and other things-nll as natural as life. Sticking ubout in corners and on rough shelves tluwe “ornaments" give the room the ap­ pearance of a museum. Those who have venture*! into the home of the fanner have lieen amazed at the right. Mr. Hamrick is plain and frank, with only a moderate ed­ ucation, but he Las been too shrewd to give the slightest idea of his process. However, he does not hesitate to say that bis process consists of applying a fluid, the We ugly girls never get any drives in tbe ingredients of which can Im: found iu rd pork nor free seats at tbe theater, and as iiKst any general country ston-. and that for Ice cream and French candy, no matter the whole thing is so simple a child could how handsomely we deport oWreclvea, we use it. This assertion is doubted by gen­ shouldn't know the taste of either if we tlemen who hove given the matter years of waited to hnre it bestowed upou us n* a careful study. reward of merit. Indeed the expensivoHe positively refuses to claim more pow­ neas of (>eiug an ugly girl is one of the er in his pnK.'e*s than he can prove by past worst things about it; there are no perqui­ experiment to belong to it. . sites. We get none of the plums out of The home of this queer old man is ever life's pudding, fur under prrm-nt conditions open to those who wish to visit him. men do all tbe carving, and. n» one of them There are those who dread him and his says, "All tbe fine thing* we think and say humble cabin because tliey fear tbe dead about women apply to tho-e only who are and tm account of his association with the tolerably good looking or gracrfuL" In -embalmed or mummified animal# and bod­ fact, isn’t it juat a little hard that any­ ies. It is almost impoarilJc to get negroes body's destiny iu life sbbuld bo mode to to go near his cabin defiend irretrievably upon an accident over The learned doctor*of this country are which they have no control, snch As hav­ I not alone in recognizing him and his secret ing been born with a red bead or a pug 1j in a proper way. The Royal Scientific as­ none! But thia i* tbe law under which ! sociation of France has made him an hon­ women have lived since the beginning of orary member and given bitn a certificate of time, and it doesn’t give the ugly girls a life memberriijp and a solid gold medal ns fair chance.—E. F. Andrews in Lippin­ a token of tbe esteem in which they hold cott’s. him for making it passible for the |xnple of tbia age no lunger to speak of the "lust *” of* embalming, • • • -Cot. Washington Ex-CoDgresaman William Scott, the mill- ri prt 'Post. ionnire of Erie, Pa., has u great nurnberof fine horse*, and anything that pertains to tbtCquuine race he appreciates, even when A young gentleman bail au engngvment it is more or les* of a facetious nature. He with the daughter of a pruaperous citizen occasionally tell# the following: tn attend the theater. The young lady sug­ "A gentleman wanted to Imjetow soma mon-rtron. Mr. tan. Tl,e larn-r .aid. I gested that they use tbe family ""I carriage. rather Mlpuwilr. that he did not lend tU .allanr was too twin, w decline, money ualea. he h»l «vo<l Bcurltr. Float | “T a wtWnmit th. ly theXvmlenaan wild be Utooght he could ; f‘ y K * I P T* I1"1' give security *n Mr* How* r*ox * <*rtice ami inquire where "WhaU” asked Iwraca tbl; .“^W* >“ «dl h>r him. . lhe kindly old gentleman did so. He "Bosb; the horse is worth nothing.." | Stepped ih the officj?, ami calling to the “Yes it is. Why. my horse is seventeen j! young man. said: hands high, has diamond eyes, ruby cars ' "I want to m* you about that carriage." "Wait a moment," said tbe vuuth, evi­ and silver mane.” A horae of tljis great value the gentle­ dently agitated. He laid down his pen. man thought would be taken os security, ami coming from behind the desk led his v witor into a far corner :tud continued: "I when Isaacs put an end to the dicker by can't settle that just noW, as 1 am deucedly asking: "VjJii, urine frient. has dot horae got hard up. FU fix it by the middle of the month, dead stirc." gulden shoes too*"—Boston Herald. "What do you mean!" arid the old gen­ tleman. • "Why, ain't you tbe collector for the In his seafaring life the late Henry FraGouge ’em Transfer company. “ lick, of Grand Rapids, had many adrenu "No, I’m not. I’m Mias Bondholder’s urea, among them that of being towed by a sperm whale eighty miles in a circle be­ father, and want to know where ray car­ fore the monster was brought to bay. Ho riage fa to be sent for you tonight!" He went to the theater in the carriage visited St. Helena and brought home a twig from a willow tree that grew over but be did not enjoy it much —Ldnfarille Napoleon's grave. He planted it in New Post. Wben clerk at the Exchange hotel In De­ troit, in 1830, tbe great land speculation fever was on. and the eat:re territory was filled with land lookers. The land office in Detroit was so crowded with applicants that it became necessary to close the office for three weeks at a time to let the clerks catch up. He made con­ siderable money by buying numbers from speculators, who became weary ot waiting, and selling them to late camera. Hsoftcn realized <100 on a deal td this kind, and laid tbe foundation for bis future business op­ erations.—Detroit News. A hasty and inconsiderate breeze played a mean trick a day or two ago on tbe little old woman who grinds a hand organ on Fourteenth street near Sixth arenue. A black tin placard bung on tbe front of the wheezy instrument, telling in white letters to passers by, “I am paraiy-^d." Sudden­ ly a vigorous gust of wind swept around the corner, and catching the placard on th* under aide swung It well out of its perpen­ dicular and turned It completely over. Wbep the wind, tbe dust and tbe flying particles of paper subsided tlie re sat the little old woman mechanically grinding out "Annie Rooney" behind tbe pathetic Incription on the sheet of black tin: "Kind friends, 1 have been blind since childhood." —New York Times. ' Tbe treatment for tyrotoxloon poison until the doctor can be summoned might be the use of copious draughts of lukewarm water, which will beail tbe more efficacious if it contains mustard or salt, the mustard to l« used in tbe proportion of a table­ spoonful to a pint of water, and the salt is a handful to a pint. Mr.. Million* Bide. When Mrs. Million gore to ride she travels forth In state. Her horses, full of fire and pride, go prancing from the gate: Bnt all beauties of the day she views with Iknguld eye, Hw flesh In weakness wastes'away, her voice is but a sigh. For Mrs. Million la In an advanced »t*ge of catarrh, and all the luxuries that wealth can buy fail to give her comfort. She en­ vies her rosy waiting-maid, and would give all ber riches for that young womans’# pure breath and blooming health. Now. If some true and disinterested friend would advise Mrx Million of tbe wonderful merits of Dr. Sage’s Catarrh Remedy, she would learn that ber case is not put help. <5000 re­ ward Is offered by the manufacturers for a case of catarrh In tbe head which they cannot cure. Fifty Adrian Knights templars decorated deceased companions' graves Tuesday. The best and surest dye to color the beard brown or black, as may be desired u Buridngham-a Dye for the Whiskers. R oem Port Huron Will pay 820.000 In teachers’ salaries next year. The Sebewaing coal company will sink another shaft 122 feet. I.nrp* ulloiVRiic, 1. Io be nude for ih. • «eepl0K MeerUon of tbe poet tint “In It. SpHrw ■ younp nun’, fenej ||,|,ay tnrn, to Iboiubta ot love”. )i cert.mb n, not trneof the uulerlel young nun. whoatunny. Itbelu. uuy. hot the dull and heavy v.rfcly The malarial roinir man 'r'iTllE "'•L'!"'1 “ ,to 01 Uvn-ral lleldllty. Thereedtat and moal obi ions Tbe wearing of rings by men should be a matter cf cnrefal comiUrtMtmn. They mean, of eMap.' an- aEorded by B. ». s should be distinctly masculine in type. which, whhoul any dourlah. rout, tteneraj Ileblhtyand h* malarial alllew What* Tbe deep setting tfaaojd >k usually fol­ lowed. Tbe high feminine settings to true ot tbe yonnj mao I. true of the rotrna lady, and the whole tmt <ff auSewr.. & show off tbe jewwl-t is of course offensive. S. h. is a specific for malaria. “ou™ -mt hwl pm.lv nx.r- crrtdl prepartrlon than other*- Tbe people of ra< h di#iilct seemed to take a commendable Interott in their school and. «>’ to the grounds In « body. Mr. Ifatlenglli of the Mich. School Moderator held the audience for over one hour and hls »ddrt*s wu spoken of In terma of thr highest pr.™ by m«ny. Ho '™«1 «omo of tile Influeix*. tl»> >>■»« ‘""T11 l? ptawted ft* • port olevttliMt Ike sound practical, common -sen ae education for all. and predicted that the Dear future would be characterized by less atteuUou to material tilings sad more to moral and mental luiprovemenL Suo’t Bacon, of Middleville, spoke briefly but earnestly, directing hls remarks especially tn the young and magnifying the importance of close application. Several examples were cited of men eminent in life wbo«e success was due, not to extra­ ordinary natural abilities nor to superior advantages, but rather to earnest, per­ il* tent effort. The committee coiuUtlng of Mias Lizzie Hendershott. Mr. Bacon and -Mr, Downs, awarded the flag to District No. 8, Daisy Ullery teacher. As (waring on the question whether an education need spoil a boy or girl for work and give too lofty Ideas for common, everj’-day life. Mr. Fattengill related an incident that parents may profitably con­ sider. An Imiulry of a large class at tbe Agricultural college revealed the fact that only a small fraction of the nuuitwr intended to follow farming as a voca­ tion. A little Investigation developed tbe fact that ’ father and mother" were re*p<Ni->lble for the angle at which these boys’ no*es were turned. Should tbr children toll and drudge as the parents ha<| itene? Forbid such a tiling. The parents wanted the boys to get a living In some easier way. "A true education will never spoil anyone,” declared the speaker. ••If a tluw afterward appear, w® may be sure that it was in the original casting and the polish has only served to reveal IL" A fair number of pupils have attended the series of examination* held during the past week and much interest manifested. While of coarse some of these pupils have done better than other*, all have done well and their work for form and neatness is superior to Hist done by any like number of candidates at any teachers’ examination during tbe, post year. That it will tie productive of good*we have no doubt. It will serve u a mli»-Mtone to mark tbe progress of these girls and toys and may lie the means of encouraging many of them to push on to something higher. From two or Hirer teachers there ba* com.- the saute question: “Is II necessary gur me to fill out the classification register at the close of this term inasmuch u I am going lack Into the same school next falt’.r’ Most certainly yott should. l>o you knotc that ydu an* going back there In the fall? Life b» a very uncertain affair. Many thing# mar ari*e to change you!* plans. You qwe It tn the district, tv your suetyssor und to yourself to leave the record a# complete as poaMble. Cadwallader’s AGENCY COLUMN. OFFICE WITH HOLBBOOK. OVER MOBRIIX'S STORE. HASTINGS. Some more cheap house# wanted rang­ ing from ?5U0 to Sltww. Remember that thia cohimh contains but a very small part of the property I |hate for sale or exchange. I have Improved and vacant city lota for sale and exchange In all parts of theldty. Farming lands for sale and exchange in all part# of the county. I have some choice Grand Rapids prop erty for sale al a bargain. I have choice Chicago property for iMlC, well located In different parts qf tbe city, ranging from $425 up to $50,000. a splen­ did opportunity for Investments in that marvelous city where fortune# are made In Real Estate. 1 have maps of the city lo­ cating ll:e different plaers for sale. ONE ENJOYS ?eth?d. “drrfrwhi^ to raul1’ '*>>« tem eWctinlly, durp.!, *chM ind fevers end curr, ooMUpetron. Strep of Fig, i, (he only remedy of its kind Mer dneed pleumg to the tute cepUble to the rtom.ch, prompt in its ection sod truly beneficial ito effects, prepared only from the met healthy and agreeable substance., its many excellent qualities commend it to all and have made it the mtw popular remedy known. Syrup of Figs is for sale in 50e and »1 bottles by all leading J™, gistsAny reliable druggist who may not have it on hand will pro­ cure it promptly for any one who wishes to try it. Do not accew ariv substitute. . J CALIFORNIA HC SrRUP CO s« rasswsco. 01. wunnur. «r. ,ca CHICAGO i WEST • v MICHIGAN- Ry. Lv. Grand Rapid#. Ar. Holland........... GraadHawu......... Muskegon ............ Amain....,........... Fennville............... Ilartfvtd............ . Benton Harbor .. at. Joseph........... Chicago................ Lv. Grand Rvpld' Big HaoW« Izidington v. ttm Manistee m. a jr. g. Frankfort r. a a. k. Travorse City. .... 1SD p. m. train ha* Wagner but!' to ClitcSKn. II os p. m. train han Wagner »!«-i CuleNM, 5.-or. train north hn* free chair cai MGBTGAUE HALF Default having been made in the of s certain mortgage «nad-: hr Iu F. AMricb and Fannie<’.Al<lri<" loSairu-u >f-j? datro Oetoner 2nd. A. I). t“.-. .iy<l r in tbe office of the Itegist-r ot Deeds for :1county of Hun and Stair nf Mieblru- -in thr jsth day ofOetolM-r. A. l». liters* t • ; <rtgage-«>n page#r*tand.V whirl,said :u»nu.>zriva* on the inb day ot March. . 4>>;vto ttonuri K. WHIimmi and duly re* .’rJ-d April !•»! In the office of }tegn>t>-r->f la-nf- ; :u»d lor Bvrry countr. Midi. In ht«r • nrtfteace* ou page 147. And it wn* tartli-r rv;i«wiv agrrud in said urortgagr that •*— <1 stere upon the same, at sn» 4ay uh” should be dnr and payable :u d »!;.•. rerataln unjmul a’.d in arrvar* !:>r Ibt sixty davs then tlie nriwlpx! <<n *4:.? ber aw. to wit $n -o and on lbe«ri - j* cd \ Octet-er 1N» to wi: SI* *© u«t lusttw l»ren r*id aad the same having remained nr; :ntli thin date under «ald optim said rmwti. .• - . w declares the whole of said m-iffcxx- -t s-an l payable, on which mortgare there - ■1 ...rad to be dur at tbe dale uf th.s tiotfev t! • • •?« of seven bundrcd sixty seven doltare ard flve eent*. and an attorney’* fecoKacnty-Cre dollar* proride-1 for in >.itd n' irtgr.zr. ^tdno suit or proceedings at taw haring ’ -n ‘ tuteil to recover the msnev# »rcur- ' by m;u mortgage or any part thereol. Now. Uicrcforr., by virtu-- <’! tbe ;-vwer nf sale contained Iu said nwtWuer. ami tbe statute in »urh c*->e made nnd pr-Udcd. notice Is hereby given tbit011 HaturdJj.ttM- lllh day of July, A. D„ IMt. si ten • In the forenoon, I >ball sell al public nuetion tolbe hlgberi bMder. at lhe north front <!o.»r of tbe ■farry County Court fliMiw In “>r • it» <>1 Hatt Ing* fthri iK-ing the pl*rf where thr Chvuit Court far Barry Countyt* lLide:<‘. the i-rvuioe* described la srid inortgnge.far -> tniu-b therrof as may tw necessary to pay h* awtotnit due on said mortgage, with seven prr ert,t. .Intere*:. •aAall faS eooU, fogriber w ith sn *”'*r‘*7 * On Jefferson street two houses and lots foe of tweaty-flve dollar* covenant*! far at bargains, and on easy terma. therein, the premises being dreerihed in Mid Near furniture factory.—-one lol and mortgage as rii that certain piece-w pan-ci ef known and dvw-rtbed as follow 11v*1'. house well finished $1,000; $500 down, land The north half (*4>ofthe »ou!hwr>: •;’.:»rtrt -w bal. on time al 7 per cent. of section number two l?> town «ue »»«■ And one house and lot one block from rang nine west In Harry county Mt-•->*«. containing eighty acres of land I* the «>"« factory. $800; $800 down, bal. at 71 per ce-nt. Cheap. s*»rr.i.K ASSigMCC ot «-■««* House and lot near Whip and Felt Bout Hmitii ftCouutovR. Attorneys for amIsm®factory, $1,000. $500 down, bal. 3 years Dated this April HKb.lfol. . at 7 per cent SPECIAL I Several splendid bargains In the 1st ward and other parte of the city. Brlctf born for sale at a bargain, on cor­ ner opposite Ford’s hotel. 80 ft. front by 140 ft. deep.well located la Seneca Falls. N. Y.. baa on tbe land 1 Urick store three stories, also dwelling house,and good barn. Can be bought at a bargain, or will exchange for Hastings or Grand Rapids property. The city oT Seneca Falls has a population nf 7.000 and upwanl»-<is largest town In Secena Co. 40-acre farm in Irving, all Improved, soil klxkI. Can be bought at a bargain on easy 84 acres fractional—overruns 15 or 20 ^r?’ '** “U* *‘**t nr Shrr|d“»- good fram­ ed house. One of the cheapest farms In Barry Co., will take part city property. 10 acre# near -Ity. good house and barn, well and cistern, iso fruit trees. X acre graiies; $1,3*0, cheap, X down, baL at 7 per cent iOUacrealn Woodland to exchange for smaller farm and difference. IM acres in Hope township, known aa the Doty farm, will sell for $4200 on easy terms. w J Several 80 acre parcels for sale at harguins ranging from $1,800 upwards and Stang? M N. Uke * IWrt dly property rJ???.TyetMl.larie rftrni’ ,or sa!e tike small farm In part payment. fJ romc City prul*«y 1 will tfode tor good farms. I contemplate n niOre extended svstem of advertising. lt woold ihuse who wish to sell or exchange to call at this agi D.-y at once and get the I enefils K “• l,M* "> Cuh t!„. T*’ *rmI ?L,K‘'’ or 5,»oo,dw neres of farming, mineral and timbered lands, ranging In price from $5 to $10 oer MORTGAGE SALE. Default baring been made In the of a mortgase dated August 13. 1»‘". FJIJri: Shaw and wife fHllura ti.Dav id (lure and recorded In the office of th- 1.nJ»w al Deeds for tbe County of Barry ‘I Michigan on August 30. IJfo U» "t*r..A,’ mortgagrs on page SS8 and t>> itmter AlcChire at#Ignrd to Ambrose Hnbbrl.. <KnjJ*r SO. 1W4. and recorded tu Mid rcgi»t<r October ». ISM In liber23 of D’ort,B”:'7,?h.,uS 02 and by Daniel Striker, executor <•- ttwlaji w>11 and testament arid A™’”*’-'’,,““^2 deceased, asrijreod to Emily F suixoa. s*™1 E. Retd and Wllmlner W.tHborn. r•• test and recorded In aald regixter * .‘t!k-«i ft Ort ary IB, 1W1 In liber foot mortgage*, on pw• >» ami by the said Emily F. *“.£!? and Wllmlner W. Osborn N. Gllleland April. 7. Ifol anJ imMwfaafllM Asrtl if. ifoi Io !lb,r - , "TZ nurrs. omwgr IS*, by umq”} due tbereou%y which the come operative, and on which mortp«e ’byre ” ria"m4 tone due st the date• offol#. mag right hundred and forty ate rents <*MS M) nod no suit or procre di"c t Laving b-cn Instituted to recover the secured by raid mortgage^or ww P"tt »l( erw*^ Notice Is therfore forebv gi«vn. t»« urdny. the nth day of Julv. «*VZt ffc SStb In ttieforeroau tbevewlll be mL! si . { front door of the (Jfit ‘‘A*’,1; ,lf MhhHastings. Coun»V of Barre, a-d State o £“ Km s»M Cmtrt how Iwlng Ich the Circuit court for the <« '•; n t Barre fa h-ld. at public auction to t he [ SX.iJ .%...>£• 55gas*, w *0 much tbvrvof as mar •ar? to satfafr tlie amount dur on wld m r gg as above xrt forth, with the in fere*’ ;\.d and tbe cost*, eharces and rxpe *••«'"* Ji taw and provided for In said -< '•• p<J> premises being altuate In <J»* £‘^2? teS. In Ute County «t Barre, and is*, nnd described a* vilfara % non'**** " taB7 J M17. IMS. 1/00. 1241. INI. IN* ,«"• faOK BHM.12W.irn. 1X71. 13M. 13ft-. ’3»- \.j|afirof Dried April is. Wri- .. .... Uugo. Alonso R. KnNamoN. THE BANNER 75 CENT/. �•• RHEUMATISM neuralgia, and sciatica can always bo successfully treated with Ayer's Sarsaparilla A cure, is.sure, to follow . the persistent use of this medicine. Has Cured ‘ „ Others will cure you. w Stocking. NEWS IN BRIEF. trP^°.e.n B T’crrt«T h«* "Uvd the Cork Herald for slander In charging that he hlre.1 houses fnr Immoral pnrpow-. In be half of Parnell. The *unifrowned king" and Mfh. O Shea will be witnewtra. 8 Copt. William A. Andrew* and J. M. laiwler will start from Boston Sunday to rues- across the Atlantic in Uuiu only flf. teen feet lung. Neither will have a compnnion. I’hSiMuktt Is «5.000. Mia- Annie Gerber, who w«a annulled by Ireokge Ditch, near Peoritx. Illa., nonie w<Tk* ngu hm- given up her achuol. Dheh ia still in jail at Jnckaonville for fear of lynch law at Peoria Fifty; Jews salk-d from Antwerp Weduvwlay for the Congo Free State This is the flint batch ol JeWM ,o go to that region. K ‘ Jacob Scheele waahaugod at Bridgeport. Gunn.. ’Ehnnainy fite the murder of lands Drucker, committed in January. !S^ Governor Pattison, ot Pennsylvania, has vetoed tlie coinpulaory e<!iic.uion bill passed by the legislature of that state. Miss Elaine Goodale, the pocteu*. was married Thursday in New York to Dr. Charles Eastman, a Sioux Indian. Dr. Kattmnn Ugovernment physician at Pine Ride agency. The heavy rains throughout Nebraska and Katittw have swept away bridge.* and inundated,entire towns. At Gary, Ills., Wednesdny-evening, Her­ man Kruger was caught under a load of crushed stone. His companions missed him. but thought he had gone home,.and it wus not until next morning that his | laxly w'us found. He had probably died a I lingering nnd horrible death. Rev. iKtacS. ^cbolaon, of Philadelphia, ' a high churchman, wM elected bishop of | Milwnukw- Wednesday by the diocesan 1 convention. ! ■nd Southern lou.ly. lou 'Iv "* 1 °HC«olahurt aer No u.HmE.xs^'",w -j-"'- <••>■■■» in »t targe 3U1. on w tiii.il mortgage I here in claimed ta due Bl I he date of this lutthn* U.e Mini of r hundred three dmlivra hih| rhirlevn cents. ‘‘’"■“•i 4 ".umry fsgsss Ortbe nioueis hertired by mid mortgage, or • •imn thereof. >qw, therefore, by virtue of the power of sale itulueil iu said niortgMg-, anil the Statute Iu h case made an<t prevldnl. notice » hereby enthttoti Moadav.tbe Wltday of July. A. IMil, at ten o'clock iu tlie forenoon, I shall, I at puidic aucUmi Iu the highest bidder, at 1 north front door of the court house in the r of Hasting*, itliat being the plave where 1 Circuit Court lor Barry County Im holdea), premise* deseritatt 111 Mid moriaage or so cli thereof as may be necessary to pay tbe until duo on said mortgage with ten per it. interest, and all legal cotta, tojctlier wit If ttlorney •» lec of twenty-flee dollars <>01 enantlor therein, the premises bring dottnbed in d mortgage a* ull those certain piece* or reels ol land -itnate iutowuahip of Barry In ■ county of Barrv and Slate of Michigan. Ideacribed aa follows: he south east quarter ot the nortlieart qtiarter and tbe south part of the west half ol the th east quarter, all of *e<'tlou twenty-two > In township o»e>L north ot range nine (Pi­ tt. and containing In all eighty-nine und onr. f (*•>»> aero*, be the same more or lea*. hes-lets madusubjrct 1-two prior nmrtra1 by and betweyg th • partlr* hereto, covertlg ■ same premises ft’ Secrttnry Blaine i* rvporttid Iw hia phv ’ ?p,‘n’41° ** *lv«'Hly recovering.' J rhe next QUadretiulal ronferrtn-v of the Mto." ««'" "■ w,“ W,1“‘ 0"“l“- ta K“X"”o»Ti"li?r'r joung Bnivell, conrod hi, »|,1 hiU»1 **d'iwr, wIk» does hot make it public liecauoc It woaldIncriminate a acrond Jwr killed by a cyclone that devattated Critten­ den county, Ark., Saturday. . Bill Pemberton, of Benito,Tex», loaded ?"h(°. ,’fUn.rh’? “5*U went gunning for ( ollie I^mbroku. He fount him at ilny11 an l Mr‘ Ppu,brok® wa" buried Mon- BUSINESS CARDS. fcfault having tireii urnae tn the condltl -im nf a certain moitgeg- m*dc i»y Haitivon Forsiiy nod 8#rn'i A. Forahy. uii* !C, । to Htwlhiian C;i-e*. «ta'e<l February 'L A. l> IS**. - <i trOMUrd I > the »?of tliu KegUter •»( D‘-<l* |.»r tu-Coiif|iv >-t Tlie importance of purifying the blood can­ not be overestimated, for without. pure blood you cannot enjoy good health. , At this icasan nearly every one nreds a gcxxl meffidne to purify, vitalize, an<l tinrieh Uie blood, and Hood's Sarsaparilla Is worthy your confidence. - It is peculiar fij that ih strengthens and builds up tbe system,cteates an appetite, and toots tbe digestion, while it eradicates disease. Give It a trial. Hood's Sarsaparilla is sold byall dru^lsts. Prepared Mr C. I. Hood A Co., Low ell, Mass. f’ A. 5CR1BNEIL M.1A. V. Delton. Mich Office in hotel at piuavuL A. A. C. H. BAJ1BER • w Physicians- and burgeons. Calls in city or coutily responded to with {promptness, day ar night* H I VILLI AM O. LOWDEN. ' ’ ftawyt r. j Office over Julies 1’us-rtU's store, State street. Hastings, Mich. SjTUART, KNAPPEN A WEAVER. D Attorneys at law. Orel- HnstiuRs .\atiunul BaniL, Battings ,'M tcli ipu>. Associate offices, at Grata! Rapid*, Mien. A. SHELDON, Abstract and Heal Estate Office. P • Abstract BJnck.HraliiiKS- • Money to loan on Real E*tatt_- Real Estate sold on c-tninission. General con'evancta*. tluvit’K a coni pl vie *rt of Abstract Bonks, com-, plied from the Record*, can f- rnlsh complete < tracts. C. F. BUDOK8. Clerk. P. DRAKE, M. D-. Office over Holloway's drug store. office hours from 2 to t p. m. Telephone, con uecting with residence, al Holloway's drag fture. M. B. G1LLASPLE. NoUry PublU Attorneys lor Mortgagee and U. 8. Claim Agent, luted. April 7. UD). w ill prosecute all kinds of claims before tbe Departments of the Interior office. Call on hiss ’ ~ • PROBATE ORDER. at id* stonu corner Court and JeCenon 8u., CHANCERY ORDER. itr of Michigan. County ot Barry-*-. Hasting*. Mich. State of Miehlgan. Fifth Jullctal (Irtuit. In U a sesston of tlie Probate Court, for the t luilieer.v unly of Barry. Iiolden ut tlie Prolate office in • r M. FO WLER. Dr Di 8. ML.* 1’hoebu Conzins, the tlciwa***! «n> Kiilt pejidl>*e In Circuit Court for t»w k'ouuty • City ot Host Ing*, t n *iil«1 County, ou Wedne*. ,h.e ”‘»««»gen» of the 01 Bam-,in Chancery, at Hasting* on tlnj second r. tlie ITtli day nt June, in the year out day of June A. D. IKtil. : >n*aud eight hundred and ninety one. hJJtol’i?* 7.’£*'!" br‘V Olilce hour* a a. m. to 5 p. in. rrrcdoiii •». bhepanf Ji* executor of tlie lo»t 'reM’iit, Cliarle* W. Annttroug. Judge of rari ‘T" t1* U *tl11 lhc will and u-slaiiirnt uCIohn E Chafiiu. dreeased. 1 ’ W. LOWBY, mTK? ilnitv. 1, ! nnd &»r her salary, comptalnmu. v*. Feed-rick ‘ L. DI tig ma*. Clara 11 the matter ot tlie estate of George D. Moore, M. Physinian and Surgeon, 1 leased. 1 ‘,L* ^xvu discovered that valuable pa- L. Dingman, J. Byron ripenv. Andrew .f. lueu. Molies a specialty of treating diseases of tbe nrreadlng *’"1 filing the petition, duly vertVvr’^."a"ry /'■ v lt“l'rri N- Hie Sperry and . W illiam A. Gndinni defcnitair*. , 1 of George \V. Moore, *ou of Mid ileceai- KTEukI EAR and tlie preservation of vision , praying Dial a rrrtain Instrument n<>w on GLtqflrN1 Hi this cn-e it 'appearing that Hie defendant. SPatTACLEB and eje criminal Iswrsr » h<*u.. »,«.„« i... i>.. ! ., '' 1 °** «*'" abttjactvtf from criuiimd lawyiyr whose home is at Bus-1 Andrew J. Iden,hu* departed iroiu hi* littt plarti : in tin* court. mirp<Ttliut to-be the I st will the office <>f the secretary of state. The jI uf residence til tilts state mid that hi* p u.,ent Office and residence on Broadway, near Court Oolwil. died suddenly in New York. d i<'»tameiil of said dw-easrd may Lv admitted full extent of the loraes I* not yet knoivn. | pliK-r of 1 vstai-in-e cannot lie ascertalaed. on !(> prubata :«ud Unit adnindMr.uion ot said House.Hastings. Mich. A < loud bun*! caused damage exciqxling I motion of Fn-d M. Wrtdlrigh solicitor, for snlii ate nuy lie grauted to Elmer E. Moure Hie Sam Small hits sued his reverend bro! h ­ MITH A COLGHOVE. ' (KM.tkO nt Utica. Ill*., Thursday. Throughi cutnphdiiaut. 1 .* ordered that the said Sef-m|editor name.l hi said will, or to er. J. Wesley Mill of Ogden, Utah, for ant Andrew,). ldvi> cause hi* sppear.uiCi- to t>e ne qtber suitable iwroon. ■ wrinkles, no I out the entire Illinois river valley heavy criminal libel, in writing letter, charging ;: entered Lawyers. ,‘LvreuiM>n It I* ordered, that Wednesday, the herein within live months (rum the date j loss«s haw reauited from (Icavd.*, which (Office In Union block. Ilustiagv.) liday of .luly. A. D. 1WI, at ten o'clock iu { of this order, mid In case <4 his appearmiro, Practice Is all the court.* of the state. | u-H*he<l out crops niiii swept away hou.-a-s Samuel with crookedness in the matter of 1 tint he cause Ids answer tu the eomplafnaiit'a •loruniKm.be assiguedfor the hearing of sold . having । and live stock. LUh university fund* Rev. Hill l,n* |MX.n • hill ot cxnptaiut to be fitad. mid n copy! then S3- ’ titlou, aud that the heir* at law. of \ indicted. • • K. KEN ASTON. •locking. j 01 to bererved on raid comptahiantS solicitor d decea*ed and all'other person* Interest­ At Shrepsheml Buy Thursday Riley ran in said estate, are required to apmar i within twenty days after amlee on him ol a • Attorney at Law, The city prison at Mncomb, (»., was copy <>!-hi«I IhII. hih! notice nf this order: mid n sciudouof *ald nuurt. then to be lioidrb (Over J. H. Goodvexr & Co.'s store.) • blown to plectw with ilytmmitc Sunday i that in d-tauli thereof, raid bill K taken ns • bndie Probate office, iu tbe city of Hastings. Pra< tiers I n .tti courts of the State. Collectloas A iaildiers' monument, erecterl for Crary night, supposedly hy some young men i feraril by lue said n<m-rroldei.t ilefonttant I:i »ald comity, and show cause, if any !fe be. wily the prayer of tlie petitioner promptly atteudiug to. Andrew J. Men. Alta II Is further ordered, |»o®t, (». A. R., at Springville, N. Y., by who were recently incarcerated therein. -ENHOSECo.. Bolton, Miu iV not be gr.u-.tcd. Audltisfurthi-rordered. David S. Ingalls, ctwtiug $li),tW, wus un- There were no prisoners in th-i building, that wllhtn twriitv days th«- raid eoinplalnant * R. TIMMERMAN, Homspathle Phyitssalil petitioner give notice to ibe i>er' cause a no!lee <4 thl* order to.be published In j veih*l ThunMlay.ithe town being crowded ana utmne was hurt. M interested in *nid relate, of the i»en• sician and burgeon. t the IlHJSllT'U* BANXKU M newspaper printed ury of said petitlun. and the hearing 1 ;»ibh*he<i and cireu.ating* in raid Cokntv <4 ( Office over Lathrop’s drug store.) with i elrnui.* and citizens from the sur­ Mrs. Joseph Bierling. a well-known .*0 I Barry, and that such luititlcillou be coutliiiiru >y causing a. Hasting* copr of B Ibis oriteu be publLlitsl in tlie avnzu a* rounding country. fished hi the Hasting* Baxxkb a chty woman of Chaska, Minn., Ims cloj>ed th-n »t lea*: uncc in « ai ti week fur *ix week*is , to | It fa rejairted in Paris that the governprinted and circulated hi *aid Coun- ROBERTSON HOUSE, .. .. ...................... ...^ with the organist of the Moravian church j sueerasloti. or that cuniptalti-tut cause a copy -4 ! ne wspaper nf Barrv oner In each • rck for three successive ment will request ex Empress Eugenic to of that city. The pair purchased tickets tin* ••rtlef to!*- nersouallv served »n It*- ,*.«M ! tv>■eks previous to said day of hearing. : shorten her atay tn that city. for California The woman took her 1b- ! before the tii< c above prescribed for li.'« a CilABI.X> W. ABMSTltONG. Judge of Probate. Cor. Jeffgrson pud Court St*., na*tings, Mirk. ! pMrancc. | British tucn-of-war have Ix-eu sent to ■ monUts-old child with her. teue ropy. 1 Dated June-rail A. !>. t*9t. Rates, $ I .OO per Day. 111 | >'• bring —.1 to assist the United States in Brigand* nttackrcl and looted the vilFttASK A. I!im»KFII. Thin House i* new. with pteasant rooms. The I ’ ARENTH-Give your children a knowlrdite - preventing seal slaughter. • ■ lai* of Saljau, in Asiatic Russia, escaping Circuit .bplge. patronage of the public Is respectfully •olicited. >*>ok keeping,shcetband. typewriting, tele^I FltKU M. Waiu.kiuh. Baltic Creek. Mlfch(ibv. rt*. Com plat uaui'.* solicitor. WILL FORTHEM aw, real estate and collect­ ; that Hippulyte. president of Hayti, had ‘ There were available liind* tn the (A true atte-11 • S MUCH 151s 1 I 1-I\ Than Money, i been assassinated, latter the repoH was amount of $4,<XH,87V iu tin- United States ing OFFICE OF locate them at'tlie Grand Itaptd* {Mich.' Bus। positively denied. i treasury Monday. I’At.MEinriN & Smith. Ms College, t.-dvunl Bieck, cor. Pearl and tawu-sl*. Visit u*. For catalogue address A. Woodland, Mich. i Mr. Marietta AL Bone*, the Woman's St. IsmN rectifiers are to erect two large iini,iil.v>r..*Abr.. Parish, successor to C. (». Swensberr J. M. Smith, Christian Temj»erance union seceder, bus distilleries, through which they will com- j Itefanlt having heeu made for tnnrq than 1 — Notary Public. brought suit against thirty women of ‘ pete with the trust Justice of the Peace. NOTICE Ob' ATTACHMENT. * | t hirty days iu pay went ot interest at-d «>t one nnd the Aberdeen A berd ee9 Daily j; John Brooks, of Waldron, Mich., whw-e i hundred dollar*o- priurfieil overdue antt imya- 81 ite ot Mlclilipui. The Circuit Court for the ' South Dakota and 'nuntv of Barry. bl<- >•« a mnrlg ige dated March It'. l<*l. 1 made News Newsfor for$50.0i» ?30,000for forlibel. libel. ' lOAtb birthday anniversary w.i* celebrated liy.lain-s H. Itartl-y to Sarah II Austin, and lECKHAJTS CROUP REMED’ ohvnrd P. Gage v* ClarK Ba.*Mtt. iotlce 1* hereby given time ou the *lxth day «■ .The following national banks were Fri- • with great eclat Julie 17, dlrcl Saturday, . recorded latite office of the Register of D-cds Th# Children's Medicine a. D. F-.'i a writ of attachment day authorized to begin business: The- At. a convict camp at Cole City. Giu, j far ten County of Harry In the State «»f Michi- "f sMav. duly Usued out of tin* Circuit Court forth# -:w. March tu. IM. iu Uber 17 ot inorlRage*. « Holcomb National tank of Toledo, 0-, the prisoners at tempted to escape Monday, I on pdgu awl by t e raid Sarah H. Austin ('< uuty ot Barry. i.t the suit of Edward P. Gage, capita) $:hM,()(X», and First National tank : rreulting iu the death of two guards and assigned to Daniel W Roger*, by an dssigu- tl • above named Halntin again*! tin* land*, j ment dated AUgit'l tfl». and recorded In te icnu-nt*.goods, anil chattel*, money and ef­ childhood. Should be found ta every household. of Kdltapell. Mont., capital A'AfWO. j two convict*. said Itegister’s offi * August 2*. Ifta), in Iffier 27 I* ts ut the said Clark Basdlt.* the defendant Governor Fifer,, of llliiiois has vetoed j All the efforts 1 to avert tbe lockout <£ o’ mortsnge* oti page fiX. anil by the raid Daniel at >ve named, lor the sum of <>in- bund cd at Drnggirta. । tXe bill ameuding the act requiring the ' tin plate workers hi Wales have faihal. । W. linger* assigw’d <" IL H ( '•urt. bran assign- id >e ;uid MM(0 dollar*. Which said Writ w renable ou the second da) <>f Juno A. D. litiH. ■o- iui". lute o7’~rai<i | owners of threshing machines to guard Twenty-four thousand, men will be ' ni-nt <1a"i-d May lit. :**>. an-t recorded Hi raid tc Hied, tbl* 3rd day of June A. I*. 1*91. ..at ah creditor* of raid against accidents. He thinks tbe amend- - thrown out of work. MUTH < OUilHO K. mortffiixde oil unite arid by the said It. H. Attorney* tor 1‘lalnttff*. :ite'T'robatr’offit?e?,in J ,n‘‘nt mUjht make the law inoperative. The system of tnicroscoplc inspection of Court a-*»iunc<l to Marxarrt Andrtt*. by an as­ astings ity ank t:c I'robatv office, in ! The People's party ist'o organize in Illi-1 hogs' flesh was inaugurated nt the Chi- signment dahta .May 1st. WO, anti n corded In mmittalion and allow- '1 raid regt'ivr'sofiBce. May Htli, t't'i. in iiber M Hastings. - - Mich. •igiitrenth day rd I noi*. A convention ha* bem called to ’ cago Steck yard* Mondfiy under the im- of mortgage* on pan- t<.|, for which <tef wit the raid Mnrpirvl Aiultus by virtue of th.‘ right meet nt Joliet June 24 to put things iu mediate^upvrvisiotii of Secretary Rusk. given her by said mortgage. Im* made and lp-reCAPITAL S75.OOO.OO TIME TABLE. ; . r .nut on Friday. ahajMiinitbe Eighth district. tiv maiteh the whole principal sum <41 raid surplus W.ooo.oo. inurtmurc mid tbr Interest accrued lhereoh -now THE MARKETS. • John Dennison, on trial before Judge dur and |<a>nbie. ami nn wliieit mortgage Uhrrc Jtaier nt Chicago for murdering Edwnni Is el tlmed io he du-at Hie date of this puU-e Incorporated tinder the laws of tbe Slate ot Chicago. U. Diilofa, was found guilty Friday and ■ ten hundred twrnty^ix dollars and ten petit*, Michigan. Chicago. June S2. •fudge ot Probate. pro.-. • dim.- at law having Im—,-. sentenced to the penitentiaiy for life. i Instltiited tn recover tbe amount sreured by By tbe softening of the great Martell 1 t July. raid mortgage ar any pai 1 thereof. Open for busmens Dec. 15.1M6. glachsr in the Tyrol Thursday an artificial i gg»c. _____ _____ _______ - . Notice Is therefore hereby gjven that >*n ralon . OFFICES* 1 lake L’>OQ feet long and HO feet deep burst av. clowsi December, opetn-d Vl»«e; urday tbr Mb day of Septemm-r l-ci at ten ofel<KK HI. Itobati. Other inthrclty its confines and flooded the valley talow. closed t>14e. <''•rn No. 2 June, ojx-ned i^c. In the forenoon, tln-re yrHl be sold at the jv»nti D. G. Robinson. President; front door ol tUe court bouse in tlie cl! v of Has­ .tcitv 00 Friday, the John P. Adrience.president of the Buck- [ JopeS 5I?%. Gate­ ting*, eourly vf Barry add state of Michigan. Chester Messer. Vice. Pre*. til- year one thousand Mia court house being the hiilMing in which I he tety ■•ue. . • D. W. Reynolds. Cashier. eye Mower and Reaper works, is dead. ■ y(, • Ju|y opened 35c. elwed .T?tk; Au- circuit court frr Hie county -of B«rry is held. *1 Col. A. H. Belo, editor of the Galveston gu-t, opened .Tita-, ctaed MMc; September, publie auetlou to tlie highest bidder, the prrtni»es described In rata mortgage or *0 bnuch - estate **f Robert Brown. thereof a* may hr uecrraar/ to ralbw the Dan W. Reynold v. >. New Vora deceased K ammi-i dtteoti said mortgage »»abovesrt forth, :• mg the iwaitmu. duly CI.V.UI.J lor Jr-ldentUl toMldto. ta ^' D. G. Robinson, with the interest thereon, mid the cost.*, ctanrcs, one »f the belra at John Csrveth. and rxprti’cs a>lowrd by law and provided for in.u hr raav be appointed 1closed $>kkL • in raid mortgage, raid premises tiring situate Bishop Coxc. nt western New xork, | Live sfw-k - Following were the prices at the In Ibe cltv ol Hasting*, count* nf B<rrv ami stale of Michigan, and described a» followi-s created a stir among the athletic, young j union stock yards to-day: Hoire-Market The south half of lot* numbered ten hundred Diterettrahi vntbne rteposltvand a genera! forenoon, b* assigned tor women of Buffalo. Thursday, by declaring | fairly active ou packing nisi shipping ac- thirty eight, ten bundled thirty nine aiffi ten •«d |>eihl<Oi.. ami that bicycle riding not a proper amusement count: feeling rather weak and prices ruled hundred forty of the City, forturrtv'village, of ia -I sa'd vtt**ed and . MORTGAGE HALE. EdJr • ( WalSc lower, sales ratiKud n« IW Hastings Recording t“ the rceori'ed plat thereof. I ra.UftlJB light. S4.Ui- !.:«» rough packing. • tntm-ttorf hi Mild estate. for feniinintj folk. Dated, ilratlrgs. Mlrh .June *. D!H. i Default liavfng been made for more than thir­ ir at a *>-««ion of sold Court, MAKGAttKT AST'ItVf*. ty dm* in the payment of Interest over due and The funeral of Governor Ludington was mixed, and SUlP-jLBSheavy pock- 1 the Prubate riffice, in tbe held at Milwaukee this afternoon at 3 ln^'M„d shipping lot*. A*stguee of the Mortgage. navahh» «i mortgage dated January toth. USB. । • ud < ounty and show cause, efcome Marble and llioeba R. MarAI.OXZO E. Ikxastost tn.lp. hi I Cattle-Market moderately active on local • •• irrayrr nf tbe petl- o’clock. \ to Samuel Canon, and recorded Attornev for Assignee. j Me. bls’ Frfd.r W» A. the cold-a coldest /•»«£« June day on roc- and shipping accoutit. and price* JSS with, of the Reffirtw of Deeds, for Barry ork. The temperature was out material r-tange: voteltoM ranged at: • b-r-*i that said j>etltionor «-ouuiy. nneMxau. on the «th day of January, t?A>, tn Hher 2*i of mortgages ou page so, for resaey .u* interested hi said esfitC.30 choice to fancy ahlppinu Meers. which d.-tati:: the said Hamnel Carsqn. hy vlr-' said iwiltlon and tbe M degree*. 5.0) unud to choice <lo. SL'tt.r l-l" «-omn>on ti: tire of the right given film by -aid mortgage,' a i-:t.g a < <>py of this order Governor Hill, of New \ork, is prepar­ fair do. S&WM*» butcher*' sleero. I3.0UIS3.3. has made and herebv make* the whole unnd•i Oil G-Hxttlnxw BANNgna rirww- ing to resign in order to be able to toko Htnckero 82.7Wtl.a5 Texans. JAWel.-'N feeders, pal >aw» of raid mortgage, and tbe interest ac< initiated in said County ot iSjfiuma. |U0®XW buUa.an.lia^ " ■ ■ War R«-antireiN< the Comptexton. ii wrok lor three sdcceaslve his place fa the senate. * lid rtav of hearing. . Johan Most, the New York anarchist, veal calves. the date of this not lee one hundred nnd seventyHhocp—Market moderately act I vc: feeling ■ 1* AKMNTttDNG. wna Friday sentenced to one year’s Impris­ St doltara and twelve ront*. ‘$17S.l2), and no •lodge of Probate. HUM firm. ■« l-l— <•’” or proeeeolng* at law having been tnslltuonment in New York. tiona ranged nt ftL.WM.*) w vstcni*. •nm: <>KDKtt. It is-said that the National Cordage natives, and S5..»Vid.77> l.vnib*. , • :utv of Barry.-«*. Produce: Butter-Fancy i«i»rau>r. l. d-l.Hr PBOBA'l E ORDER. {rand Ibiplds Lv........ I ~ 2M......... I.. I.......... hoe Is hereby riven that an Saturday, the 27th ! - Fr..taue Court f«»r tbe company, of New York, has purchased all p„lteaAlrt.^ too. tm*. 1<®*« J?*1" State of Michigan. County of • 4—. at the l*roi>ate Office In tin* cordage works in Canada. •Stops ou signal only. At a setfslou of the Probate * o”r*,'2T *,r - -u said enuuty. on TuesNo*. 5 and « will not carry pa»«*ngers unless the etty of Hatting*. Barry County. Mlrulgan. BuMnros failures in tbe United States »,**. U«v pmilur--OH rWekjn*. ***** rouutv of Barry- Holden at the JTobate OfJ** ’n irovidad with freight train permit*. Jm,e. in the year one that being tbe 1 tare where the circuit court the cltv of Hastings, in said rnunty, on Satur­ fur tbp weekended Friday were 234; for ••■tr-dau i ninety-one. Freight trains will he run at 'he conronleneo ’Barry county Is holdem I shall sell at pub­ day tthe stalk day of Ju"*- ln o,w >f the tomtmnv. who ro**r»c the right to change for ■ W. Armstrong. Judge 0! the corresponding week last year, 178. lie auction, to the high**.: bidder, the premthousand elirhl hundred and ninety oue . he time of such tr-lns without notice. hes described In ■•aid mortgage, or m> much The drowning of Lieutenant Robinson, JUIWI® Hurtonkk I'nSent, Charicx W. Armstrong. Judio of F. Bv«H. GenT Manager. ’ of the estate of Aaron W. C. Moore, nnd three of the crew of the • 1 nr \'rw Orleans, >«.<nU4JS per bri. .**tra» ‘'krthJmatter of the rotate of Arthur and bcrokw-MkUUran. I1.W*f*f-r r ***» (Plfnlnfetratrix otaaid estate. Revenue cutter Bear, in Icy bay, Alaska, is KpU.rrle^-lW. ett thereon, and the costa, charge*, and ex­ ***. ■ i wt;n this court her Ona! B Jam* JTb**!. giunltan <»f raid hving penses allowed hv law, and provided for tn confirmed. black. tlJW’iW J«cr 24-rjt. case. said mortgage, bald premise* being described heretofore, to-w.t. on the 'ds<h day of A• Baptiste' »t. St. John and his , wife, are in said mortgage as follew*. Io wit: All that IVipttste ooun nuu 7 1 Broom corn—nun. raw*-. D HW2. filed hi* animat amount in »ald e|>-.*t . parrel of land. lying and being In the p'mintiffsin 3 suit plaint W. in « r - in ■- which they claim -'■<m | bru.hitrvcn.self-working.4«WKc, There and having tdueeratd lime filed on the •••rdr-rwl. that Tuesday the llth property at West Superior, inwn«hli> of Hasting*. Barry County, Michigan, ul. valued ydt. Wld coveys. 4M«Ac: common bruah. <H nual arcouute (the l:u»1 acroant •ring filed <m the V D. jwt. at t.«n o'clock in known and described as x h <tav of April Ite .1 Nov? comro said guard lb- (<ir 1. FluO.'JOU. 2?-. .-L.. t 'lgne't tor the tieartiig nt at I| g^c; crookci. »3c. tail Into court prajUw tlwsl all of ««d aauual Tutt part of ue»t Factional half of Said Pei r. Grsed Rapid* 11 h; t '.he heirs at taw at said south west Quarter of section •even (7). tu O. P. Johuston. who lived near I»nnceaeeounts may be taard mid allonpl. r Klanlair......... . •'■-her wrvms Interested tn town throe <3<. north rang* right (8) weal, :• 'Iairod to appear nt a session ton, UK. went into bis well to clean it lying north of Tli rnapple River, excepting Wh..«t—No. S reel winter ca-u. therefrom two <2) acre*.; n»ed for a cemetery, Offi-rii7ta? '- '‘:i » h°k!en nt the Probate out. when he was overcome by foul air In the forenoon, be uS*,r,f rata wooonurv show ' . • Rettings, tn said cmmty.xnrt and died before he could be rescued. leaving twenty five (26i acre* of land more or lei* Itraad J*dge Dated. Hasting*. April 2d. i»t. t!h-tv' '• : tb'.-ro be, why the prayer of Dlwartl Johnson, a sailor oa the H. B. samckl Causon. Mortgagee. furtH-r«’2i"’1 "'is l,B Kranlcd. And ft U » x. sxWhfflsrto 5.« fash d^Taiy. 41MC. Bye -Neglcrted Chas. H. Ba t an. attorney for mortgagee. toth'-'J??1' n'at *‘>d Petitioner give notice Moore lying at Chicago. ®11 from the beudX. •' '•7’"itP*l iu raid estate, of the maintopm^st. a distance of seventy feet, ibirlev—Neglectc*l. Pork—Dall: mee*. »U0 Office in the cltv of Hnttlngx, in *a)«t candy, Detroit.. ......... .... Hilto liffSilH: A«PM. j»-to W” ELS',, '‘!l petition, and the bearing wnrt Blmw cause, if any there ’ll Lr Grand Rapid*. striking on his brad. He was taken to fcSiu, a f'W «f this order to be the petitioner mav not l»e granted. Atm 11 I* further ordered. Dutt said p-Litionrr give no­ Ar. Howard Cltv.. •.: ’11!.' H lings Bannku. a newspa- the hoepital terribly injured. . C'.llt->toW M«*r «Jr *> Bur? ;i!l 1 '-‘^ulated In Mid county of tice to tbe persons Interested ‘‘5,’"^.?! ’2«0 A sandbank caved in on 11 number of 'to » a x> 1 , 10 tort toll,. .•«■SS’nSr week for three successive jn S pool the {tendency of =ald petition, and 1 J STI ™ h* box . at Erie. Pa., Saturday killing Fred f»r*n uuj to ^41)j any Of hearing. 1 lu-reaf bv causinE a copy of this order to or nubHshv*iyiu the Hartintt* BaXSMK-» Anders and fatally crushing Ed Anti 1 ’tAitLKiv W. Armstrong. Parlor ear* «n ati train* between Grand Rap­ — ■ Judge ot Probate. >er printed and clrcntated m said drewn. itarrv, once In .each ui-eftfor three suvceMpe id* and Decratr. Meet*meeut* for nn) dlttanee. Jacob LiogenUnugh, an A’.bfr,.,’®\Z" ' Stat. E F0K “E*KR*'« CLAIMS. Through train* wtttumt change between t;rand Itaptds and ffMlna*. ' justice of tbe peace, i* in trouble No'lro I Couutv Of Barry-sv. •Every day; oilier trains week <lavs <w. uwirai.i j,.do ..1 lawnIll" i nur.V litveii. that by an ortterlof he married a soldler’a widow nnd went Uro. DkHavkn. Weun’ n, "rt f,or ,hi‘ County of Barry, light along drawing her pension. lleuT Pan*. Aueut. Mx inomh .I • v' of J',n« *• D IW“Johann M«rt. the anarchist, will do crnlitero 1. I? !hat. allowed for • A DM t.XI STRATORM SALE. blacksmithing work for the «tat. »r, t <wfti In the matter of tire estate of Hannah ilcce^ro ^.Mler late of raid county. York for a year nt Blackwell »island. He , ix-cmN-r.Kcraked- Corn • on v-krnbuvh. deeensdd. ■ : *te rrnni?11 .'■ *! 3,11 <Tfttiter»of raid deirnied dM lb ~r. --I lb «*«. »' • L, Notice is hereby given that I shall seU at Den t I* fooled. There teao other pta»huba’i c, . L r,*Tia.thelr cUltn* to said piddle aurtlon. to the lijebett bidnrr.nn bridav. 1 hu. 2 white 4& wk t-r or •xtvnad rvtnedj- llkr the Hop I'IbMM. « ‘he Probate offioe. la the City served a similar sentence. 1)1 • seventeenth day «if July. A. D . 1*91. at ten orbrire’'?!' * * «d allowance.. a eitrc-r la compusitluo. t;uieke«»» ot actioa <r o'clock. In the forenoon, at tbe Prcbttr Court Boomers, it is suppo^ a« [ MlLWACKKO. June —• ««that *.*1 •' '?“*’« “»! nf December uext.; reliability. , roam* In the City ol Hnstnig* in the Ooonty ot the cattle grazing in the Lheroke* strip. •wt.mr «B«»Hlbe beard before raid Ono ■Every l*dn arte latta-tly rstered. »«tts Ba«Ty in the State of Mlrirtgan. paraiuint to herd poisoned numbers 10.U00 tarn)L | Wh«*t "•"gjJ3 ____________ xad <«,X..??. the «*venth day of September • -..,1 nrltt rrul>I<.J Id In. -in ttr«. -KF II m.«« Koihe* u«-y <.»U Xta- j-ors. waved te day of D^rmtaT •tnagtb and vigor. thoM- 4^-J' ,u ll*e forenoon of each of Barry eountv.Micblgat, all of the estate, right, Hop Clavier* ««*» tn thn-.wnd. ot faml la Cbliayi by tonight la •! mp«tbr Sl. Mto title and interest of tt« raid drrvwred of. in and h«G-••«,. June ttth. A. D. 1MI. always With ateutato vwlldoacu rad OWthr »trMuctur»l Ironworks ba»to w. toi u. J«~ =to th" real'eatate situate snd'nelng in the County Chas. w. ammsthoxo. eeafc Ooc* tr**i «i"*T< turd. "■—-_______ J udae of Probate. All reltttte me.!Kin- tiller* »el! tte>- pta* I 100 Doses One Dollar Foot. S A P R.K. (>R.' L & Suluw H C B , ■ I Prof. I. HUBERT’S Malvina cream K.5 1ETROIT. LANSING ' i NORTHERN ^57J '*£. TIT1- wiVtoM^ af-OO HOP PLASTERS . « niiui it May Concern tt»reUhu'??r^.hM te'1 m*’ witbO’ltJlMt *5 OrtCMt;Jr10*’,.’1*1 a”J °°e ’ratting her oa UantaT tB'! *“> W ao debt, of ber eanF BASCIS M. CVXMUO. bode.- to BdtototoU U» Chib- ___ . -v- —n HOP PLASTER CO. Pro>'», BOSTOfo ggc �The squawbucks are afraid to investigate Bigamist Fried lander, who bolds his scat by fraud, and who has disgraced tho very 15, 1811name ot Michigan before tbe world. Per­ haps the big Injuns are afraid tliat If an Investigation rets started once, it cannot r*K «astin«!>, MJCH., FOSTOFFICK, IT 14. 1879-___________be stopped until ail the braves liave danced on the gridiron. We think most of them must have the best of reasons for fearing an investigation. AST1NGS BANNER. EDITORIAL NOTES. The attorneys for free trade make Major McKinley was nominated for t especial pretensions to philanthropy. If governor by the Ohio republicans last they are to be believed, the main object of week. The democrat! succeeded in so theme foreign traders who demanded free gerrymandering his district that he could aceees to onr markets, ns well as of those not be elected to congress last fall, even Americans who champion foreign Interests, after running 3,000 ahead of hls ticket. la to benefit the people of this country.,, But they couldn't possibly disturb. Ohio To this end dabs are organized in Eng­ so as to prevent McKinley's election by land with the avowed object of opposing Less than 20,000 next fall. protective halation hi this country, and Political Patrons of Industry, wa»n t aerangementa are perfected for prompt re­ that a nice crowd you chummed in with sponse to foreign dictation by tbe American last fall? You are excusable, for you contingent of free trade promoters. didn’t know the nature of the “creeter.” Felgulng especial sympathy for consum­ But every time you hear from Lansingers, every free trade advocate from Cobden well, we won’t heap any more coals of fire to Cleveland, no matter how inconsistent on your heads. We know most of you are tn other assertions, lias invariably rounded repentant In sackcloth and ashes now. up with the claiui that •‘the amount of the Has any one heard of the reform legis­ tariff is added to the price” of all products of thia country similar to those that may lature passing any anti-free-pass bills? be imported. A few ot tbe more pre- Gucm no't; its members are too busy rid­ j sumptuous among them have undertaken ing around the state on free passes to do 1 to fix the annual aggregate of such alleged any serious business except to enact increase la cost. Uioogti varying In their partisan tegistation. i conclusions hundreds of milltotis of dollars. Latest dispatch from Lansing: The • With even greater unanimity have they legislative squawbuck braves are still In­ omitted to cite market quotations in sup­ dustriously killing time and drawing their port of their assumptions, though having salaries. , weekly revised reports of ruling prices, within ready reach. Such omission was by no means accidental; It was a necessity an oyster. But the engineer of the wreck­ ed train frankly and honestly took tbe blame on his own shoulders, admitting that be did not think to look nt the target, god not until he saw tbe switchman wild­ ly swinging his arms arms at bl» nW dream that anything wan wrong, and then it was too late to prevent the accidentThe engineer was busy at the time, and this was bls first raft on the morning train since tbe change in time on tbe L’ litrnl and C. K. A. S., and be was not aware that the two trains were liable towant tbe track at the same time, consequently he was not on the lookout He had prevlowly had the morning run, when there was 25 nilnutss difference between the trains, and the Central always has the rigtit io thei track unless the swltchmau is first signalled bj the C. K. dt S. This engineer has been more than 25 years in the Central’s em­ ploy, and was not considered a careless man nor reckless. He was simply for n moment off bis guard; but that one moment was a costly one U» the Companj, and might have occassloned loss of life as This Is the second time an accident of this kind has happened to the Central at this tnming. both cauMxl by the neglect ot tbe engineer to took at the target it is quite probable that there will be more watchfulness hereafter. And it would seem advisable, too, that tbe two roads might arrange so as to have more than three minutes difference between the two morning trains. - • Powers’ Hardware Can show you the best (D VAPOR STOVE Ever made. We think it the best, and so do onr cus­ tomers. We have only to send out the THE MARKETS Haatinga. Wool-3ftB»c. Apples—Dried.— ButLer-WtU. _ Clover seed <3 Beans—51.00 per bu. su.ooasu.50 calves. g4.00.CM.50 H^T^eL4l«e; calf, Be. Ltmi^jllinFaltocperbbl; waterline,11.50 per bbl. -■ •Osts—tee per bn. Potatoes-noe. per bu. l’<.rk-S4 ucUSi Plaster-Helling at »♦.«) per ton. Balt—Selling at Si per bbl. Timothy Seed—Selling al »t.T5 per bn. Whether on pleasure bent or business, Who®—No. 1. whttel red. S .W. should take on every trip a battle of Syrup Flour-S3.00 per hundred. of Figs, as it acts most pleasantly and Bye-TSe. effectually on the kidneys, liver and bowels, preventing fevers, headaches and other forms of sickness. For sale in 50c and J Gorn-eic per bu. 31.00 bottles by all leading druggists. Kwm-!a#ice. Oat»—iscoerbn. Notice to Builders. Poultry-Live: chickens, c; duck Sealed blds will be received by the — V. , .'Kit. m Kn 9 rw<l SI Board of Education, of the city of Hast­ ings. up to- seven o’clock of the evening of June 30th to build a school building on the Sheep and Lambs— central grounds of said city. Plans and Hogs—Medium and Mixed specifications can be seen at tbe store of New Quick Meal Stove Additional Local News. of the situation. As a matter of fact, taking the ex­ I .perienoe of this country from the passage - < I of the law signed by Washington on tlie fourth of July, 1780, to the present time, every page of our industrial history furDishes'proof that prloes have lieen invariably and steadily lowered when confronted | by domestic competition, which would have been impossible under a policy of free trade. No candid student of American history will maintain that under the policy I dictated by British statesmen, and enforced by British power ap tong as such enforoe- | I ment was possible, tbe United States could have been other than an agricultural I I dependency, with foreign manufacturers controlling its markets, in accordance t I r j with their own notions of expediencyTills result that the grasping foreigner of a past generation so sternly contended for has not yet faded from the visions of hls successors, who, with zeal unabated, now I I | seek to win through diplomacy what they no longer dare attempt to secure in the good old kingly fashion of conquest or armed intimidation. The changed con­ dltions prevailing tn the two countries have by no means abated the foi/igner’s desire to control our markets for inauufactored products, although there Is to be Doted a marked departure from the tactics : I once employed for securing such control. II is to this enforced change in “influences” • f L I resorted to by those who yearn for profits from American trade that so many modern writera and talkers are indebted Hur einptoyment in advocacy ot “tariff reform” and such temporary party advantage as I they hope to realize therefrom. I f t ' Some of the democratic legislatures of the western states seem to have made n bad impression, even on the -candid press of tbeir own party; and we have several times alluded to tbe outspoken denuncia­ tion of their methods by several of the leading democratic jots reals of the east The New York World, the foremost organ of democracy, has denounced the boodle gang in tbe Ohio legislature that elected Calvin 8 Brtce to the United States senate to represent Ohio while he is strictly a reaident of New York city, and also the Infamous gerrymander of that state into new congreMlonal districts. It has also commented unfavorably on tlie gerry­ mander nf the Michigan congressional dis­ tricts aa well as the open steal in the case of the Miner electoral bill. Aa if tbe Michigan democracy has not already had aufficteut denunciation for Its rascally work, tbe World comes again at the aquawboek gang by asserting that the expulsion, from the floor of the bomsejof a newspaper members with corruption, before an inwatigalton is had to reveal tlie truth or falsity of the charge, is an interesting but not very praiseworthy reversal of the watwl course of justice.—Kalamazoo Telegraph. If you want an Idea of the infamy of the Lansing squawbucks. you can get it by tooting up the mess they have made In parceling out tbe legislative, senatorial and Moo tealm counties make the new senaUr fad district—countias which have no In Mortal district reaches from Kent county lo the straits of Mackinaw. For utter Mjyttjlng ever known in legfsla- CnmmiaaloBerH representing the manife wot <rf the Chicago worlds fair are Huffman Bros. Blds to be for building above the foundation. The Board reserves tbe right to reject any and ail bidf. Board of Epvcatiun-, by Clement Smith. President. One of the neatest and finest manufac­ turing plants in the state is that of tbe Hastings Chair * Table Co. The factory proper is <10x100, three stories high, and built of white brick. Back of the factory are the engine and boiler rooms, and dry kilns, also of white brick. There Is no opening from one story to another except _____ which by means of the elevator, and tbe stairway are In the 2._ :four story brick elevator tower. There Isn’t a Joice in the building, heavy timbers sup­ porting tbe 4H Inch floors. It is a roomy, light and very convenient manufacturing plant. On the first floor will be the ma­ chinery used in the manufacture of chairs and tables. On the second the -.work of ••setting up”, the articles manufactured will be carried on by tbe cabinet makers and their assistants. On the third floor, will be the finishing room. The machin­ ery in the plant will be propelled by an 125 horse power Reynolds Corliss engine, the finest steam plant in Barry county. The plant and kilns will be heated by the lluyatt & Smith hot air blast, and a “dust arrester” will convey the shavings and saw dust to the furnace under the boiler, it will be one of the cleanest and neatest factories possible for tlie kind of business done. The Hastings Chair A Table Co. will manufacture a line of high grade chairs, extension and parlor tables. Work on sample goods is already in progress, and by July 1st it is expected Its line of goods will be ready for the photographer. As is well known by those acquainted with the trade, furniture is now sold al­ most exclusively from photographs of the goods. The Manager, Mr. L. H. Evarts, and the book keeper, Mr. Arthur Brown, will have very convenient offices on the first floor of tbe, factory. The work of manufacturing chairs will be under tbe direction of Mr. Fred LeFlenr. The manufacture of tables will be under the direction of the superintendent, Mr. Bert Lake. It is expected that everything will be in readiness by July 1st, so that Engineer W. W. Kelly can turn on the steam and set the wheels-buzzing. The manager is n hustler, and full of energy, and we pre­ dict will make a successor this latest in­ dustrial enterprise ol our city, especially when he is seconded in bis efforts by such energetic and competent gentlemen as those who sliall oversee the practical work of the institution, Messrs. Lake and Le­ Flenr. Saturday morning's east bound fast ex­ press pulled into the depot here about four minutes late. Engineer Bankson was anx­ ious to get a good start from this station in order to make up time. But be failed to make up time. He rot the start all right enough. But be did not to remember that he should look at the target, which would liave told h'm that tbe C. K. 4 S. morning train, due here but three minutes earlier than tbe Central train but which was usual­ ly behind tbe latter at the creasing, on this particular morning had the right to the crossing. The consequence was that tbe Central express, running at from 15 to SO miles an hour, ran into the open switch, and tbe engine and tender dashed madly down tbe ten foot embankment, and then careened onto its side. The baggage car left tbe track, but did not get over-turned. The smoker and baggage cars left the rails, tbe Wagner only keeping the track. Moat fortunately there was no one killed, and only the engineer and baggageman sus­ tained any injuries and theirs were slight Tbe fireman leaped from the cab just Indore the engine tumbled to Itoelf In the ditch. Tlie engineer kept his post and how be escaped death or at least serious injury b little short of miracutotis, as tbe MIXER’S Ou trial to be sure of a sale. It is simple to operate. Nothing to get ont of order. No waiting to beat the burners. It lights at once. The most powerful flame in the world. No sputtering. No flashing. A steady.strong blue flame. No sweating over a hot stove. You can cook, bake, wash or iron quicker and cheaper than with auy wood store. Try one, it costs nothing to try it C.&S.S BLOOD W. F. POWERS FOR THE THE GREATEST CANCER Si SCROFULA | . .' J>;< RCMEDY OF THE ACE. Cures all BLOOD and SKIN Diseases. As a Blood Purifier It has no equal. Send tor pamphlet rAowing to-itlmonlals of many wonderful cures. > ■ Hastings. Mich.. Worth 20. ire. I was nttheted with a scrofulous sore on my arm which was a running wore for over two years. Was treated by physicians with no effect and by the use at five or six pottles of Mixer's Cancer and Scrofula Bvrop was entirely cured and have never been afflicted since. N.T. PAKKKD. Prop. Hastings House. For Sale by all Druggists. Drs. Mixer & Sons, Hastings, Mich. Photographs! Cabinets $2,00 per Dozes For a short time only. I hereby notify the public that I have bought the Photo Gallery formerly owned by B. Shoemaker, north of Ford’s hotel, and have employed a first-class artist. All orders shall be promptly attended to and satisfaction guaranteed. You get your work when it’s promised. Good work at a reasonable price. Please give us a call. CHAS.PROPRIETOR. CHANDLER, STEKETEE hod Ghoiera Gore Crt»t«t Dlservcry Known for tha . cure of HOG CHOLERA, and PIN IN HORSES . , Street Car Strike L A. WETZEL, Fire d Accidest taw ip. DECLARED OFF Pear is Green and London Purple, White Hellebore and Insect Powder, Bug Finish and Insect Guns, Sticky and Poison Fly Paper, Pure and cheap. FRED L. HEATH THE DRUGGIST. I wisl) to announce to the public that in addition to reg­ ular Fire Insurance business,! am also agent for the Mutual Reserve Live Stock Insurance Company, of Marshall. Mich., the only live stock insurance company authorized to trans­ act business'-in the state of Michigan" Said company was Jesse Townsend, organized for the purpose of where may always be seen insuring live stock from death some of the finest carriages from all causes under the mu­ and road wagons in tbe city. tual plan where the cost of JESSE TOWNSEND snch insurance is each year - Office at Residence on Michigan Ave.* limited by the death rate of And street cars will run as usual, starting from the main part of tho city and running up Mich. Ake. directly to and alway stopping at the Camage Show Rooms HASTINGS. MICH. that year. '^4 Very Wise Man. Many years ago stated that “Money saved is better that Money earned, The impression continues to grow that this wise man told the truth. This leads us to remark that it is always “Mouey Saved to buy the best makes of shoes. They wear longer, wear better, and give one satisfaction while wearing, e keep this kind of goods, and consult the interests of our cus­ tomers as well as our own when making nrices prices on them. ^ol! w! be consulting your own interests if you buy these goods. 011 will certainly agree with us in saying of them, after you have put them to the test of actual wear, that you made a judicious purchase. Spence Eros. LEADING BOOT AND SHOE DEALERS OF more Delav trinsi the U The same. the h way f �\ •i'A The shaded portion of the above‘cut represents ,i than Massachusetts, Rhode Island. Connecticut and ? combinedj has greater natural advantages and inv worth: is SOQ miles nearer the center of population of . ■ <* . ■ fo-.ir eastern state.- liave dozens of thriving cities. A\ !■-tern District: <ff Michigan will in time have the i : ge-t port city of Western Michigan, is the natural gatc,v.c.- for this district. I’ - c o.'.iug more rapidly than any city in JXicbigan. Is making the most rapid growth of any city in the United States of equal size. 21 FACTORIES - Have been located in the last 18 months. Twelve of these, which are now just com­ pleted or are in course of construction, are the results of the fir^t great lot sale of the Muskegon Improvement Company which occurred in May, 1890—2,800 lots being sold in one day at §130 each, payable in monthly installments of §10 each. After’ payment for the land, paving streets, clearing and platting the fine addition known as Muskegon Heights, the entire net proceeds was applied towards inducing factories to locate. This secured such concerns as the following | I ; ! On Muskegon Heights: The Alaska Refrigerator Co. The Morton Manufacfg Co. Kelly Bros. Mfrg Co. Co. The Shaw Electric Crane Co. The Nelson Piano ............................................................. The f.002.Electric Alarm Co. The Muskgn Mach. & Foundry Co. The Mich: Washing Machine Co. IssO ......................... /...11.262. !- !' . '................................. 22.668. The Muskgn Mai. Iron IForks. The Houck Furniture Co. The Gray Bros. Mfrg Co. (■'em CrxsfsRecord.) ■ The Morton Implement Co. Since the first Great Lot Sale hundreds of the lots have been sold by the owners at prices ranging from $175 to $1,200. A. - SECOND - GREAT - LOT - SALE of 2,000 lots at $165 each, Commenced June 2Otli, 1801. < Terms of Sale—$15 down, balance in monthly installments of $10. When 50 per cent, is paid allotment will take place same as in previous sale. The lots of this addition'are all large, perfectly level and the whole addition has fine shade trees, wide streets, and alley in the rear of each lot. The propertyjincluded in this second sale embraces the reserve portion of the former sale, together with property newly platted and adjoiningjthe street on which most of the factories are now located. The net proceeds of this sale will be used to locate on this plat 10-TEN MORE LARGE FACTORIES.—10 THIS WILL DOUBLE THE VALUE OF EVERY LOT IN THIS ADDITION. Send your name and address on a postal card directed to us and we will send you plats, maps and printed matter that contains all the inform­ ation you can wish. DON'T MISS AN OPPORTUNITY which may never occur again to get such desirable property at such a low This addition has paved streets (2J miles): has Electric St. Railway: Brick Blocks: Hotel: Depot; 1 ine Residences and Large Factories already built- Come and See. price, in a city that is growing rapidly. Address all communications to HolbrooK & McDonald, Sales Agt’s Muskegon Improvement Co., MusKesfon, Midi. NAVIGATION does more to bnild up large cities than all other advantages combined. MUSKEGON, with its great inside harbor, is bound to be the largest city in Western Michigan. ��Alonzo Wooly has been fitting up hi, store in very tasty shape, greatly enlarg­ ing the salesroom, and improving its ap­ pearance notably. He expects to add ven / largely to his stock, and more room was re­ quired. I-Iastixgs Banner. -——j, COOK. Local Editor. "feAris Sffllli It! v.„ 4p..,-tables of all kinds i„ file line "f frUite arriv$<1$ '-sb; at very low we still !>«'*■ n,ore of that ,iNoj tloi-.r at *2.75 per cwt, Afiuclii' <>f enjekery and glassware. CasUn'1 things toeat given in ei'-Iat •- f|,r farmers propro­ duceSugar- u- r. Way down and the iKiitf"1 falling out. (’all arid spe us-; JOS. ROGERS The Soap Cleans Most is Lenox New wire clothing for the card's of the wool boot factory are being put on as fast as passible. When tills work Is completed the production of wool boots will be in­ creased to from 00 to 75 cases. 7ao tn WOO pairs. Bally. The inheritance of Property Is the title of a timely article, by Jirof. Richard T. Ely. which Is,to appear In the July num­ ber of the North American Review. <n article, entitled The Farmer on Tup. bv Erastus Wlman, will be one of several Im­ portant features of the July number of the North American Review. The new addition to the plant of the Hastings Engine A Iron works will add greatly to the convenience of Its buslnem as well as rendering it possible to better take care of its large Increase In business. It was this last that made the addition necessary, and It now looks as if 25 hands would be required there constantly here­ after. D. I* Barker, who has leawd the Grove house, at Tbornapple lake, haa prepared to entertain all who wish to spend the -ath at that delightful resort Boating, dancing and fishing are the diversions. Meals will be served to all who wish them at reasonable prices. The steamer will stop there regly during the day, affd a fine bowerv will accomodate those who wish to dance. Chautauquans were royally entertained at their last meeting at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Clement Smith. Members or the class this year as well as graduates of former classes .were Invited. A splendid program was rendered, and fine refresh­ ments served. At the conclusion of the exercises, the class presented a fine set of books to the president uf the circle, Judge Smith. ■ PERSONALJMENTION, UnnWSMk,, w,„, t„ Albkm TM<(liy from Albion Mwl" Sm'lh ”*,n li““’*«enn b.„lnM. Tu^A' S'”“> wc“l toOrum It.pl >, ’» >« tM dir S.?uS.y""d- elt'7rri^““r’O'Y,“IU»u-—‘n *be v “lVi"' E'*rt’ ™ 10 lrTta« "" • All*“ bn^X*"*" Ji lh' « Tu«i.y Newest Styles of Jewelry, Watches and Clocks, I at my store, 1st door north of Post Offlice. F. R. PANCOAST. bniinL,'^”"1 W“ ron],nd-b ’*► K.’^^TrS^"”'”' SU”d*1 ',th * bMta",r,p “ n.J^,KiX ’'"“d,"'u'- WM CLOTHING I J. W. Godfrey, of Freeport, was in the city on business Monday. D. H. Evarts, of Nashville. wa» In the city on business Tuesday. Mrs. Glen W. Greenfield visited friends In this city the past week. F. M. Woodmansee, of Vermontville, was In the eity Thursday. Miss Belle Hicks left Friday for Bav City to visit friends there. Write the Weatern Michion college. Miss Laura Mason, of Athens, is visiting Grand Rapids. Mich., for nevPyeflr book. I>. McNaughton aud family. Literary, teachers* nonnM kindergarten, Mite Sable Beadle visited friends In commercial and shorQiand courses. Re­ view term for teacinmi oommenoes July Grand Rapids over Sunday. 20th. and continues six weeks. Extensive Mrs. W. I). Hayes left Saturday for a preparation*-, lowest rales, board and room visit with friends in Albion. S2.25 per week. The most elaborate M. F. Jordan, of Middleville, was in the college building in North America just completed. Write for {articular*. , city on legal business Friday. Frank Collins and family, of lensing, were in the city the past week. At Doster, a station on the C. J. A M. railroad, in Barry county, quite tT serious accident occurcd to Jas. Burchett. His Mrs. D. S. Goodyear left yesterday for son William saw a hawk about the yard, Milan, Mich., to visit her mother. and got hl* old musket to kill tke bin!. Mr. and Mrs. Frank G. Thiers, of Elsie. The gun was In some way accidently discharged, and four of the Mich., are visiting friends in this city. 2.000 leaden messengers took effect In his father -, Editor Feighner, of Nashville, was upto neck and head. Dr. Stuck was culled and view the wrecked Central train Saturday. ; fin advertisements administered to the safferer.—Plainwell. Dr. C. W. Mixer went to Grand Rapids Tuesday* nt latest to Independent. Thursday and from there will go toCldcago. • ixMie of the week The board of supervisors ccnvenrd. Miss Ettie Main returned Saturday from Mnmlay. The supervisors lien* no w&tls of qommendatlon for the grand connclave the Grand Rapids stenographer's institute. of squawbucks at Lansing, who changed A. H. B. Ellis anil wife started Tuesday al Holdell & Hire’S- the date of June meetings of the Board* to for an extended visit with relatives in the fourth Monday, when farmers are the Illinois. gu to F. II. Barlow busiest. Tills is one of the great, and ^fisu Kittle Stebbins leaves Monday for eminent "reforms" emanating from the a fine stone walk liigh courts of squawbuckcry at the capital Chicago and Springfield. 111., for a visit • city. Great is squawbuck reform. It’s n with friends. daisy. Mrs. Fannte Brown, nf Butte. Montana, building a new house h visiting her brother F, H. Hotchkiss and The sale of summer resort tickets com­ 4th ward. mencing June 4th. 1891. from Hastings other friend.*. 11 bell millinery goods to points and at rates named as follow-: Mr. Marshall, of ;cieveland. Ohio, •.0 per cent. off. Traverse City and return S7.10. Bay View is visiting his daughter, Mrs. A. j! Windsor ties at or Petoskey and return $8.1*5, Harbor E. Dickerman. • Springs and return $9.20, Mackinaw City line in the city. Ed. Kelly, who has l»een visiting friends and return 310.30, Mackinac Island and re­ ; has a new barn on his turn $11.30. Sale will continue until lw-r<* for a short time, returned toGoodland. i f.' jicrty on west Green September 80tli. Extreme limit for return Kas., Saturday. passage on tickets tn all above paints will Mrs. J. J. Sliawnessy. and daughter, of M. H. CnUISA i<t has bought.the Shoe- be Det. 31, 1891. Plain well, wen* the guests of John McGuire Ticket AgL M. C IL R. ivh gaiter*. SW? adv. in and family last week. . Ye Moderator editor enjoyes pienirs. He p»9!rs. Julius Rnsscll went to Yj»silanti to of class *91 of caught the infection when a boy. and lias attend the commencement exercises of the thus far failed to outgrow It. He attended 1 court yard tostate normal school Tuesday. one last week In Yankee Springs township • II. 1. Benderahott left Gun Lake long in Barry county. A delightful day. a llw* .v*4 ten io rent in fourth ward, beautiful grove, an exquisite gem of a lake. enough this, week to come up and see how romer of Park nd Center streets. En- 10U0 happy people, ten schools with banners his newly {Minted house looked. and bushes, ag<sxlband. hundreds of well^Mrs.’ Effie Cameron, of Torch Lake, re«.u: work on Jefferson filled lunch baskets, school exerelses. ad­ Ftirned home Tuesday. She was accotnted. that street will be dresses. prizes, visitinga apd* merry mak­ psnled by her nelee. Miss May Brosseau. ings. Whv don’t more townships have placet! in i.-s condition. Word from A. D. <iiskeni states that such days? Yankee Springs has kept it up n « i-■ i-an* reception was that given for eighteen years. Good school sentiment himself and family arived safely at his post by hr. and Mr- 1-athrop in honor of Mrs. is awakened, pleasant association^ formed, of duty. Ft Assinabolnc, Montana, Thurs­ W. P. I’ollnimu- Thursday evening. and a jolly day put Id os a change from the day. -y toll—School l>Wlll M. Doudghd wife, of Stoughton The laid t’Jainwi-H Enterprise has a fine steady days uf summer article .I^ jibnig the attractions ctf Pine, Moderator. Wls., were called to thl< city last week by Guu unu < iboked hikes, of this bounty. ■ This evening, at Emmanuel chord*. Dr. the sudden death of Mr. D’s father. Solon The annul reunion and banquet of the Clarence W. Young, of Allegan, and Miss Doud. Hastino high *< hool alumni will take Mary Tomlinson, of this city, will be IL Mudge left Thursday for Mt Clemens. place lo-iuoiniw evening at the residence, nnlted in marriage, at 7:30 o’clock. Later, He has been suffering from rheumatism at the home of the bride’s parents. Mr. and hopes for relief from the use of the of Senator Uutgrovc. and Mrs. George S. Tomlinson, a reception Mt Clemens mineral water. b-jdifL pure Japanese buckwheat will be given. Both the high contracting Chester and IL B. Messer and Mrs. parlies are well and favorably known in buckwheat yields SO bushels this city, and have the hearty good wishes Carrie Goodyear left Tuesday to attend of a host of friends. They will be "at the commencement of Akeley seminary, where Miss Grace Messer will graduate. Sih-i iiiat.-d tea and table spoons, bomew In Allegan, and the residents of onr >nv. Morrill and a party of friends went knives and forks should be on everybody’s sister city will find In the bride a welcome addition to social circles. Dr. Young has. KiGun Lake Saturday, and the lake is three table, wbenj they are wild at the prices that as previously stated, located tn Allegan feet lower than it was. More than 50 bass John BesMUer sells them for. for the practice of his profession, dentistry, 4,000 perch, and a lot of cod Is the story Aeriinliur io tin- Freeport Herald, the and is tueeling with flattering success. they tellHastings b-*e ball team are credited with The Baxkf.r joins in good wishes. We notice In the Frte Press ofJune 21 st □ desire to 4onte?t with th* Ixiwell nine Mr. Weaver having removed from Hast­ the following: Marian Potter, a graduate of f«rj4ie purae at Freeport July 4th. ings. Messrs. Stuart A Knappen have the normal training class of the Detroit (Xw’ork on |he foundation for the Hastings made an association with Mr. William O. Conaervatory of Music, has been appointed ewetrir- light works plant is proceeding Ixiwden. with whom they will have an a special teacher of music in the public .wy rapitllj. We have seen plans for the office in the new Hastings city bank build­ schoolaat Lancaster. Ohio. Miss Potter Is the tmUdiugv, leut they will b« ornamental as ing. Mr. Ix>wden will give such atten­ daughter of J. J. rotter, well known here, Well Mh U — tion as may be needed to the transaction and a grand daughter of Mrs. O. Rorabeck Secretary Andrus, of tke county board Of Barry county business for the firm. of this city. Her selection for this place Is Mr. Knappen will, however, give personal regarded by her friends as a very great of school erextoers,-report! the schools oS lire --..rtiy as Ix-ing, fir the most part, attention to such matters as may require, compliment to her. or in which clients deaire such attention, *n a very rbnirisking condition, and doing The Board of control of the Ohio Agri­ both as regards Hastings business now excellent work. . un hand and new business. Clients desir­ cultural college and Its president, after The tuniture factory will shut down ing to communicate with Messrs. Stuart A visiting similar institutions m other states. July 3rd for ten day s, during which the Knappen may do so through Mr. Lowden, ■ nd that lb Mlcblpn. pl—» J be wort In inventory will take place preparatory to the or may address them at No. 15.New House­ the Michigan institution far above that of all others. The same letter that announced annual &Ming Of the stock-holdem, which man block. Grand Rapids, Michiganthis fact to Prof. Eugene Davenport, wbnro occurs July 27 th. Last week, at Kalamazoo, Foster Patton, our readers will rena mber as formerly of Splendid threshing engine and boiler for formerly of Hope, and Lizzie Hani, whose Woodland, conveyed tohim an offer to take «« chea)s made j,y Wood, Taber & parents reside near Cloverdale but who the professorship of agriculture In the Ohio MWM-, in perfect condition. also best rub- has been working lu the celery city. *«re Inatltuttoo ala considerable Increase in •er wu canvas threshlqg belts at Hastings arrested on the charge of adulter} - There salary. But Prof. Davenport is too well «ftwe A iron Works." is much sympathy expressed for the voung pleased with his work at Lansing to re­ woman, who confided in Patton and who linquish IL and especially so. ss he baa Michigan Press Association was debauched by his devilish arte. For written to a friend here. si»*e he has the ; July -th. Sth and 9th prom- Patton there is nothing expresaed except fixed purpose a hen he leaves ’'° 'o b. s IUO9t intenjgHng gathering, the contempt In which such a wretch return to the work on the Woodland farm. tjli P’ r,y “ JayJn< itself out to en- should be held. It seema from fl*e account ‘•waln the«|ni!i driver**-^ published In the Kalamazoo Telegraph Commencement exercises will begin Fri­ '.J®'” i- »UI end at the lU.Unp that Mias Horn was led into the wrong day next promptly at 1 p. m. 5 lrG|1 works office the latest and doing by almost childish trust m the B. J. Hendershott expects to build a guide and Instroctor, with villain, who palmed himself upon the un­ an,[ an!tir(Jre reared to be a suspecting girt as bring “a brotm-r to her new house on west Green street. and ready to do such kindness as a brother eiighirer on land, lake or sea This l> your ,o “vr All aennints due the late flrm of Stauffer nilgiiL In this damnable waj i*> set about Ing hate. Goto Holden A Hires. Yon to accomplish her ruin mid aureevdwl. thT'"'*nr nuwl ’*■ P*w JuJy 15« ’•I® or glri’a parents, who are mr»l respecta- will find allshades of hats, and popular fZ*w .£ len for roileetton. I may be The Me fee^e. >r» deeply trier., <n« >b<{ou»d st Wi is^rt Bros,’ store. •UUr. ,n<l t-r tbrlr nke W jndl •< I n Fred U Heath, the druggist, ba* bought J. L. Ciu.wij:r. a new Hartford saMy bicycle, and will o«n. III. prob.Me lh.t IM a»«n<L1^wd*'n ,,ow bM «S fine law offices her will not be piubed. Bnt rnlton -ill Ln-nn--ii •’"7M; • n be found hi tke #lBte over c|ty donbtleM <rt Ill Um >** ", •r order* for good" In his ««* Tbjs tisre b«T hM l5ieB1 “P lu excellent ebonld bare rmler pnuLhoenb H» » li a very great convenience to hte and ought to be happy in hta work if ^tfal surrounding, can make one ao. LQtAL NEWS. I will^flt your eyes perfectly, No Charge for examination. You can find the Are what we have for sale, and these are what people all have to buy, and the PLACE - TO BUY-SUCH GOODS —-IS AT----- MORRILL & CO.’S STORE: We buy goods in large quantities and therefore c.aq give you value received for your money invested. We not only buy goods for the Hastings store, but for . FIVE OTHER BRANCH STORES. Two are located at Ann Arbor, one at Bay City, one at Byron, and one at Flint, making in all six large stores, and in buying goods for all these stores it enables us to procure the VERY BEST OF BARGAINS And wo propose to give our customers the benefit of it. Give us a call; you will always find us ready to show goods. Yours respectfully, THE ONE-PRICE CLOTHIERS, HASTINGS, MICH. P. S.—Kemember our goods are Marked in Plain Figures and are STRICTLY ONE PRICE-TO ALL. You Can’t Raise Chickens By setting yonr hens on chijja eggs. NEITHER Can you satisfy yourself in the selection of a suit of clothing for summer wear unless yon get garments that are made of GOOD MATERIAL. GOOD TRIMMINGS, And these put together in a way that assures GOOD WORK, GOOD FIT, GOOD STYLE, I am satisfying people every day that I have the clothing that answers all these require­ ments—the recognized best known to the trade—the equal of tailor-made garments at from one-third to one-naif less money., I shall be pleased to satisfy you that this claim I make is correct in every particular, And when you buy, you will be the more pleased that you took the trouble to satisfy yourself. GRANT, Leading Clothier. �fifty wounded. PLAY ON THE DIAMOND., WAR ON ^fAIRBANKit0- Another with King (w,a C0UTMBtm,O., June tl-Thc committed Chicago, June IT.—Yesterday's I^eagut appointed by the Republican Hate scores al base ball were: At Boston—Bos vention M-ctle-l all differences during ton 10. Pittsburg 1; at PhiladelphiaTuesday nigh* wil whsn the convention Philadelphia 8, Cleveland 8; at New York sn COACH £8 COMPLETELY WRECKED —New York S, Chicago 0; at Brooklyn— . THE HEW 0SLEAH8 IDEA OUTDOHE aMMembled ycMerday everything war ! ready for a rapid oompletiou of its buriBrooklyn fl, Cincinnati 3. ne*. Permanent ergahisation was soon Association: At Washington City— effecteti. Gru. Asa 8. Btifcbnrll’s name for Washington 1, Baltimore 3; at Cincinnati NI1M- Injured, chairman being vwifcrously cheered, and —Cincinnati 10, St. Ixniis fliatLouiavlUe— j the rejKirt adopted with a rush. E. J. Louisville I. Columbus 8; at Philadelphia -Athletic 3, Boston, 13. Kessinger, of Athena, was made secretary. Nomination ot MeKlaley for Wwwma Chicago, Jtme 18.—Yesterday's National I The convention was eager for tbe nomi league base bull scores were; At BoatonThe Italian Cuu«ul Indignant. . nations, the feature of the tune being tin(morning) Boston 0,Brooklyn 3: (afternoon) Alton. ST. Lovis June S3 —A race riot bet wejm inevitable mdectlpn of Maj. McKinley w Boston 8, Brooklyn 1; at Cleveland—Cleve­ CLSVKLAKP. June 23.—A train of fifteen land 4, Chicago 2; New York-Philadelphia laborers employed by Contractor Workivy head die ticket.and when cx-Govcrnor For­ at the Chain of Rockx. where the new aker arose to make the nomination Bpoecli coaches, loaded with 4(X) happy excursion­ game postponed—wet grounds. ists. left this city yesterday ufterauin on Association: At Boston—(morning) Bos­ waterworks are being construcletl, oc it was some time K-foro he could obtain the Nickel Plate mil road bound for Oak ton 11, Athletic IS; (afternoon) Boston 2, curred at 2 o'clock Sunday morning in quiet enough to proceed. One cheer fob Point, a pleasure resort on the lake shore Athletic 10; at Washington City—Wash- Ii which one Italian was dangerously Iow«l another until it teemed tjtnt tbe about forty miles west of Cleveland. The ington 20, Baltimore 19; at Louisrille-^j| stablied. over twenty of his fellow-country- delegates would never atop. He begnn by train nx« drawn by a locomotive running Columbus 8, Louisville 2; Cincinnati-Lou- j| men driven fr< m the camp, and their val- jwiylug Hml there was a variety of parties isville game postponed—wet grounds. j I uublesand money confWated by the gang ^red'aialui the Republican^ ibis backward. When about fourteen miles Chicago, June 19.—League base ball . nf Americans and other laborers making | the mc*t tUngen.n. being tbe Dem from the city, and while the train was The riot waa primarily H bH1 it appm„d th. devil could running between thirty and thirty-five •cores yesterday were: .At Cleveland- the attack. Tbe flght wa- not a miles an hour, the tender of the locomo­ Cleveland 8, Chicago 12; at PitUburg— | caused by the admittance into camp of a but niUi,.n*l interest, were tive jumped the track and plunged into Pittsburg 3, Cincinnati 4; New York- ! lot of Italian lalK»rera, and tbe nqwrt.that Btale the ditch. The shock threw the locomo­ Philadelphia game postponed. No game . Contractor Worthy had gone to Chiclfco , involrwj. nod it nul^ be triumphantly. at Boston. I 'formore. All Saturday a feeling of revolt1 won. He delivered h glowing eulogy of tive off the rails aLso, and as It tumbled Association: At Boston—No game, rain;, down the bank it hauled the first coach at Cincinnati—Cincinnati 8, St. Louis fl; against the employment of Italian labor Mnj McKinley. Every KepuWlcan knew with it. Six coaches following the first at Louisville—lx>uisv.ille 3, Columbus ' had been gaining in strength and bitter 1 biln RU<j |oved him; every Democrat knew ncsH. I him aud feared him. were completely wrecked, one of them be­ 7; rain at Washington. j rroce«Hl»U to rill vp wicn nni««j. j ing split from end to end. CHJCfOO. June UU.—The scores made on , A^wn M lhe bbori,r> p^a off in , Continuing he said: “No Republican the bah field yesterday by the langue the evening they congregated at a saloon 1 ------------- —7-T------ — ranilidate has ever suffered defeat through The excursionists had not an instant's teams are given below: At Cleveland— ! Jn.t out.lde —the -• city HmlU, where «•— t K-y n- ' f ,, of «UIUm McKinley. [This thrust warning. They felt the first shuck, and a vmcago. Chicago, a; 8; t Cleveland, leveiaaa, 3. 2. At Aew New York York— mained gambling and drinking bad whw^tai^ohlu Republican* who uppoacd second later they were struggling in the Philadelphia, 11; New York. 4. At Boaton ky until the entire party was crazy drunk. . Fvraker au4 wroughthb drfeat in the last —Brooklyn, 8; 4. Pittsburg-Cin-1 About 1io o’clock ” ” - Boston, - ... eioek Sunday morning mor urng the party i-riy gubt.rnau>rial election was received with xoam of wreckage. One person was killed broke up «f><l rturtod *•for wlllkM eMbmtaM11J -|im.|,3«oM ’— ” their riropuw | and nearly fljth injured, some of them cinuati gninc postponed—rain. U»uW»J , , arop d , ,h , b |„Kl u> ln «»»•■ u, .Association: At Baltimore—Washington, Iquarten.. quarters. Ou . ..— ---/over mmerrae ,—, , .u«-1 — ■ single oi runnnm oiu>»u fatally. The farmers living uFnr the rail­ t»; Baltimore, 4. At Columbus—Gt. Louis, ' iwste*! that they “drive out the d-d Dn-, veinH [Cheers.] He is morally inca;»able road hastened to the scene, and with the 8; Columbus 4. At Cincinnati—Cincin-, R06Th‘’ ldea took like wildfire and the , of ot the trem hery ----------------- >> of• political —i anti•’cowardice aid of the passengers unhurt began the nati, 14; lamisville, 10. Athletic-Boston drunken crow.l rushed into the Unta ------ ‘[Applause.] He duewn’t work of removal of the dead nnd injured. game poatponed-raln. I tbe deeping foreigner, nrrnw) with sticks I knoW whj|t Ba political razor h, and has The air was filled with the screams of the Following are the scores made Saturday ‘ » hnt<,ver el* ~uld ' onl yR only a contempt contempt k for -the sneaking, hypo­ Injured and the frightened women in the by the League experts: At Boston—Bos far and Children. their hantis on. critical scoundrel scoundrel who would use, one.” shattered coaches. The accident was in an ton, 5; Brooklyn, 6. At New York-New * no/uZt In’n^^he Ital- ,■ f>*"dunged [Prolonged applam applause and cbeersj. Preaiout of tile way place and particulars are York, ^--Philadelphia, 4. At Hltsburg- . Thr tight did not but long. Tbe Ital- । dent Harrison. . . Secretaries Blaine aud Fos Fitubu^c. 13; Cincinnati. 8. At Cleve™*.»t t- ereat a <U~d™ 1’ ter, anil Senator Sherman were briefly and Soar SUxnach, Diarrtnra, Eructation, land—Cleveland-Chicago game Stopped at ! ‘5. JI** Thee 1 «o»iuenwy ­ eloquently eiuoguea. eulogized, ana and appiatwe applause wi folknown to me."' . j b vu|0l{y tt01i then the speakcr The following Is a list of the killed and the end of the fourth inning—rain; Cleve- ■ learl,’S behind all their belongings. They lnw ;.....J carried away Cutalizc Francisco, one of moved. .. . injured, all resident# of this city: Henry land 1-Chicago 7 the nomination of McKinle^ by ac­ Ablution: (Saturday) At Columbus ' ^tnradw .fatally wounded by a stab j Bpgvrs, 21 years old, killed outright. Taz Cawrava Ookfamy. 7.' Murray Street y y clamation.. 1 l€alS“ n,nd“ lb > I Wounded—Burl Koefe.skull fractured, leg -Columbus 3; St. Louh, 8. At Philadel-1 in ,b.e »J1 The no.ul.w. ton -rotoM b, Co! - hurt, will probably die; I*eter Redon, foot PhU-AtMHIe. • crushed aud wound in jaw; S. M. Clark, uetl-UjUle.Ulv.iulIlriliuwro-UMhlnKt<iu I b«ill*l where hto Robert ftorlrii. col.in.l, of Clodnitoli. ribs broken: Thomas Grftntly badly « ««,.v At the camp their j and carried with an affirmative cheer Hint bruised and internal injuries; Mary Red;ure was followed by a scene of fdl- 1 made the walb aiutke. A aiiumittee.witb v dy, ribs broken and internally injured; — • •• • •• • •- ' ‘rrr.-.’ — Shrrrtcn a” chairman, wa« ap­ • Edward Sheppcrd, right leg crushed and f ages were broken open and the contents Ipointed to bring McKinley to the stage. . diuri internally; William Stegkeinper, j ti * ' , ! stolen. ; The Tick scalp wound and leg crushed; Lizzie Bay, CHICAGO, June 23.—icstenlay's scores hip badly bruised; Charlo-. Quirk, cut The convention refused to take mw», A rigid investigation was immediately and proceeded to complete the ticket as in the neck and badly bruised; on the League ball grounds were as fol­ lows: At Philadelphia —Philadelphia, . . . 2;. begun by the police and the following ar- follow*: IJeuteuant governor. Andrew L. Ernest Schriefer, scalp wound; W. J. ' • Hempatreet, right arm broken and leg Boston fl At Pittsburg—Pittsburg, 4:1 rests made: Edward Manley, John H. Harris, of Preble county; state treasurer, •• — - '!• t—— Michael _< r ’-stn, william Biair, W. T. Cope, of Cleveland; auditor of alate. . At Brooklyn-New York. Cahill, bruised: Col. John W. Gibbons. director Cincinnati, 2.............................. of police, bad flesh wounds and ipternal 0; Brooklyn 4.I. At Cleveland—Cleveland, i , Leader, and E- W.-lMpe, the present auditor; attorney iBiam C.. Brooks, Fred Ft injuries; Peter Campbell, foot crushed, 3; Chicago, 4. John Shiller. These men profess ignor­ general. J. K. Richards, of Lawrenc-c: su­ jawbone fractured, condition serious; Asctociation: At Baltimore—Washing­ ance of the attack on the Italians, and say preme judge, Marshall J. Williams, of Michael Barrett, leg broken at knee. This ton. 7: Baltimore,' 9. At Ixmisviile— they were awakened by a commotion and Fayette; member board of public works, includes all thoec mure seriously injured. Louisville. 0; Cincinanti J. merely aided in driving from camp theCharles __________________ K. Groce, ... of l*ickawny; school ' The total number of the injured is fortydisturbers of tbeir slumbers. Italian I commissioner, O. T. Carson-all on first nine. most of whom suffered severe bruises -1. DEAD. lh»l your “ HDomiuico off ” he" " ° “<1 Nrfprocfly, no.lron.mend. See­ Consul Ginnochio is J,, indignant EX-SENATOR Mqulred, ’DONALD pbyriciiu"reiu7Ld to ' ,h "K,e wkcnrlwlged following her '' ballot. "w . , kfMArcu, -'uur uu . rose a“house He did •»«ui-..-. —.. Indorses vi°'i" ihe uwent “ilackto ? cuun,r -'’nienaiRl! JThcine pintform or sprains. ------u»rrmc onaA-it uiaand cuuuiryiucu <uiu • near me by. pintrorm indorses McKinley tar ­ the McKinley tarbl. bedrid, be In-'! not, J" '• elmlm. . iff bill; favor* protection .....roue verdict, doctorf” “Yes, ” said the physluntil 8 o'clock TinWell-Known Indian* Stateama* will ”however, doubtlessreach enter home into a correspondence of the farmers S ATOLld is one of the best known city luxuries and each time a cake cian Meet! sadly. Ills TbeFain announcement did not1I with and giffes a very unsatisfactory accountHe of andnll with * Smile. his government off the subject. —-»-•> classes • • ... with of men who. work Ten or twelve were fatally injured, but is used an hour is saved. On floors, tables and painted work it acts like the patient's serenity at all. “Do ’ 1x43 his demanded movements, ISDL4NAFOLIS. June 22. -Ex Senator of the chief of police prot«y their hands; demands protection to wool­ their names could not be learned owing disturb Joroph E. McDotathe M change Sund.y (or a charm. For scouring pots, pans and metals it has no equal. If your contemplate with>.lgbt any to the reticence of the hospital employes. you growers equal to that enjoyed by manu­ At HAS o'clock. All .toy be h-1 “towo "«■facturers; indorses the financial■tore-keeper legisbUiou Every ambulance in the cRy was called and trepidation.* ” inquired rhe doctor. Ngt j J““ ‘>gd*1 does not keep it you should insist upon his doing so, as it of last congress and the policy of bi-metalmet the special train that went out for the in the least, wascod theeaoo reply,qoiai, with a s...*fv. rinklog .»a” Ibe E.riy ■ THE M0B WAS 0N H always gives satisfaction and its immense sale all over the United States isnudemands and will continue todemand injured. During the day the condition in the morning the patient's unfavorable nynip-1 makes it an almost nocossary article to any well supplied store. Eycrythat every citizen of this country shall be continued to grow more serious. II; toms of several days reappeared. DuHpg ' But. the Sheriff Saved HU Prisoner by ' protected in his right to vote and have his Some of the injured were brought to hos­ could retain no nourishment whatever thing shxnes after its use, and even the children delight in using i^in ttho forenoon the suf-j ruttini; Him in Jail. vote counted honestly; op|>oses tbe influx pitals in Cleveland and a wore or more and the little remaining of his former their attempts to help around the house. ./ . were taken to their homes, where names strength slowly ebbedfererhad away. an attack of . MoNTnosE, Minn.. June 23.—John ‘ to this country of the vicious, jiauperized vomiting, and Dr. Mazue, 15 years old, was arrested yester- J and criminal classes of Europe, and the could not be learned. The engineer and importation of laborers to compete vrith fireman jumped from the engine ua it Runnells shook his daI morning on suspicion of having mur- • turned over, and escaped injury. It seems hern! dubiously. Mr. ’ deredthe 13-yeor-ohl girl, Annie Bi unden. (I home lalxir; favors the restraint of but ,nounP°Uw. the reservation of tbe public miraculous that at least a score were not Mcl>onal<i hail fol- 1 Mazue lives at Montrose, * * ' -------- --------------- — ( ... , . ‘ land* fc»r American honestcndMhe restorkilled outright. There were many chil­ lowed eery move”1 •» " ''........................... lowwl .every move- J, b J>«'> two "H»biag At »Anrl, Inke on nti„n ot .11 une.rn-1 rallwn, gnujt.. ud dren on the train, but not one was hurt. mem and when the ‘ Thursday, tbe day tbe girl was missgenerous provisions for those who fought Many of the excursionists returned to the phr-ldiT. Murped to , h““ following her f fcr tbe nation’s integrity; indorse* Harricity late last evening in wagons They ,his bedside he in- v’’’1} . trBj Jro{“ 1,1,1 sou's administration, the vigorous foreign presented a sorry appearance, their cloth­ ing being covered with blood agd mud. The embankment over which the cars ator Sherman and hi* Republican col­ leagues in the last congress Tlie closing plunged is about six feet high. Coased by Spreading Ralls. paragraph is a denunciation of the pres­ Many of the passengers jumped through ent state administration, and tbe doings of the last legislature. the windows in their efforts to escape and A coroner’s inquest, was held yesterday fled in all directions. Conductor Zeigler । afternoon and the jury held Mazue for the waa in charge of the train. So far as can THE DERBY AT CHICAGO. j ‘ murder. An infuriated mob impatiently be learned the accident was due to the „ • awaited the decision of tlie jury, intending spreading of the rails. The loss to the to lynch the prisoner, but before the de­ railroad uompaV will be vesy heavy. cision was handed in the deputy sheriff Chicago, June 23.—Between 40,(MX) and took him from the room and lodged him 50,000 people witnemed Green Morris’ colt THE ILLINOIS CENTRAL DISASTER. in the county jail, where he will remain "rhe win tlM> American Derby Satand await further developments. The „ . , . ---------- * — But consciousness never departed. Dur-: general WJOM.UU opinion is that be m is KUIIAJ guilty uuums and his nrd*Fashington >unv IX> - “m never since - \\ -------------— Ipark —•» __ _______ .> appearance ______ _ justify »—-« . tj niwnu.1 a gates has tbert? 1been ------ —such a ing the afternoon Rev. Mr. Milburn waa actions Two Have Since Died. and the susploP*?ni‘d if its sent for and administered the sacrament. ! ' New OhlRANS, La., June 22.—Four men wavu. The * me nmciam uis person, person,’' throng assembled. The weather, though cion. sheriff,, luaauvuuis in searching bis Then Mr McDonald called his family and , handkerchief his -----------------threatening in the■ •morning, turned OUt out were killed and six severely injured in the intimate friends about him, and calmly, | 1discovered -- -- a - bloody ■ ' — ———------ —* —in— r» — aawauaub, AUCBOU ooUisioa. on the Illinois Central railway serenely, as if the occasion were one of the poasesaion, which he doubtless had used at pleasant in tbe afternoon, and overhead it the time of the murder. wajl racine dar was a perfect perfect facing day. The wiln rain had near SanreFriday night. The killed were: most ordinary kind, he gave directions for . made the track very henry and In conse­ Engine W. D. Mi tt-he. Firemen John Law- his funeral arrangements and the dispo- j STORM HAVOC IN KENTUCKY. quence slow time was i * — ■ son and Charles Munn, of McComb City, idtion of some of his personal affairs. In | an immense amount of MIm Bill Williams (colored), of Ham­ the presence of all ho said be wished to 1 taken in mond, Ind. Those who were in­ give testimouy to his faith in God’s saving j jured are: Engineer Charles Cor- grace. Then he grasped each by the hand I cornu, of New Orleans, about the head; and hade them good-bye, saying that he 1 Postal Clerk L. T. Binford, of Jack­ could see no more callers. His auditors .'.muff great drittog. to Kmtncky during . rot, on tb. llp-to. of .xnrotriton for tiro *! the tli». past HMKt lA'IM.k rit.tl J.Ui ntrrkF ......... week, and -la*t night news of ...a ' big event. son, Tenn., about the spine, breast, and thus dismissed,the dying man surrendered tetr-. Postal Clerk T. J. Frazer, of Tren­ himself to the care of bis physician to terrific cyclone in Monroe and Metcalfe ' WRITE TO j counties reached tbe city. Not less than I The race was set for five minutes to 4, ton, Tenn., severely scalded about the await the coming of the inevitable. lower limba, hands, and face; Yoon Lewis > fifty buildings in the storm’s track, In- and with the exception of •■Igowan who One Drowsed sad Five Bsdly Hurt. I eluding barns and dwellings, were de-! was scratched early in thMfrnoon. all (colored i. severely injured nbout the legs, bead, and hands. Jim Lewis (colored), of LAJUXTA, Colo., June 3a—Yesterday stroyed. Several people were injured and1 those' on the can! came to MLst. There Hammond, severely scalded about the while a party of emigrants, consisting of . many had narrow escapes. Tom Edmonds I were three break aways, i^thich Fore­ bead, face, and bands; Calvin Weeks (col- A. J. Bliss, wife, and four children; Grant X«wn»“- ’ravelling salesmen! runner, High Tariff, Poet Scout and Ludooced), badly scalded about the head and Green, wife, and one child, and Charles ‘ }™ra I»u5s‘rl»®. b*«ly escaped with their wic were conspicuous, before the flag fell to a good start. Michael was the first td show Wilkerson, were crossing a bridge over . K , .v f2Tnt Wilb Snowb«D second, Kingman Timri. «-*. i>«r bm, the bridge giro 1 “5 llol“ 111 tbe ground. 1 n7 proeipltAttag tb. entire pirty Into "»1 •>'» "b'«t «»■> co™ crope were utter- third and Forerunner fourth, Ptsmara S^ wbieb*™ Join.1?• £" “>> ^•‘nK At the quarter Poet Scout led nUra. Wllkriwon wi» drowned u>d Bllde *,un<1™d wnth Forerunner second and Michael third. As they pawed the stand Strathmeath shot I”1’ '■ SrtUXGFlKLD, Dis.. June 22.—A serious ud bU lour children eerioiuly injured by StaT' Tt.A “ in front and a mighty roar went up, for “^Hnt occurred on the Chicago and Al- tolling tliuberw Tbe rett ot tbe l»rtr i KtJ," S the lot were well bunched. Poet Scout and were unhurt, Foor bone. WongtaJ ti 1OM °>°eb dMMg. to crop.. Michael lying second and third, Pessark CHANCERY SALE. . between Elkhart and Williamsville. Bliss were drowned ond the wagon ’ fourth, Kingman being sixth. GEN. SCHOFIELD MARRIED, ' Is purzaoce of and hr virtirt* of wrecked. •foerre ot tbe circuit court for tU t ( h!j;3n. i a freight, with two engines atild Warrior Cspturea a Matrimonial Around the club house turn Michael d. pulled out of Williamsville, and went to the front, and at the three-quar­ Raleigh, N. C., June 20.—Mrs. T. R. id north. After proceeding about Keokuk, la., June 18.—The social event ters be lead, with Poet Scout second and । miles it collided with an engine and Glen nan, wife of Passed Assistant Sur­ Hayne». Mary Roundi sod Henn . Strathmeath third. Along the back of the year took plans here to-day at noon caboose coming south. Three engines and geon Glennan, United States nary, arrived are defendants. . , when Gen. John M. Schofield, commander­ ■tretch Covington eased Ktrathmmih, and Nntlce is lirrclw riwi ' „n S»tnr at Rhleigh last week from Washington public anrtioii to die “htlwst l»idd c. )x„, at in-chief of the United States army, led to George Brown, of Bloomington, was fa- with four children. Rose, 5 years old, day the eleteuib day of Ju'.' frill,r duur o'eloefc la theforcu<->.>.»t U-h>• qh . Idly injured. Two other trainmen were bad a case of diphtheria, and died Mon­ the nl tar at St.John's Episcopal church third and Strathmeath fourth. Goiny of tbe Court bouse In tlw IH) of * igLdy injured. day evening. Pansy, 8 years old, died of Miss Georgia Kilbourne, of this city. The of fam and stateol Mkbipm. *aWC around the stable turn Covington sent the same disea.se Friday afternoon; Ken­ ceremony was performed by Rev. R. c. .strathmeath up to tbe front, and al the brine tbr fibre for h^< •»» ’.‘'f *. i.wn»*d uUdCoonty of Barry «>* ''?’‘‘karUr neth is now at death's door, and the re­ McIlwain, rector of St. John’s church. A. mile and a quarter he was leading, with pKgwrtyjlOwit; Tbeitorth'* 1 ' ntv .w. In W. K.ilbonrnc, of Cleveland; David Buell', Pcs* Scout- second, Michael third and W'iUu* Speixgb, Mo., June i2.—Qatar maining child has tbe disease. S’n- .Si-XS! StoT.™ - »»n Say afternoon an engine on Ute Nablett of Chicago, brother anti cousin of the Kingman fourth. Coming Into the A Valuable Hone Killed. bride; Calvin and William Fyffe, of Chi­ straight, Strathmeath bud ' a good iP4Mi cago; Howard Elliott, of SL Louis, and J. and Covington kept him on the drv PfiANNMN, P«l, June 20.—During a AU’NXO K .,iur..T. car containing eleven employes. James heavy storm yesterday “Marjoram," a Ally j H. Si urges, of this city, were the.ushers ground near tbe rails. ’ wdurd it «10.O». oned Uy Mltlrr A SIU , Gen. Schofield and the acn-.snpanying member* of bis staff were in uniform, and ley, In-cause frightcuwl and ran into an I this waa the extent of the military feature* 1'be eastern crack had everything beaten of the ceremony. and won ea-lly by a length and a half while Poet Scout beat Klngmi ' in the 2-year-oid stake races all over the Frightful Railway Disaster Four, teen Miles from Cleveland. CASTORIA Infants It I rsE ■». ‘ -■ -■"- --..... ..... a;™, ELL BRE -SOON WED7 gj&Jfi&S: QU1CKIY MARRIED If YOU WISH To Advertise Anything Anywhere ATAny time Geo. P. Rowell 8c Co. No. io Spruce Street, NEW YORK. Children Cry for Pitcher’s Castorla. SHILOH S CONSUMPTION CURE London, June 22.—Chief Secretary Bal gillaspie, r «f Cnnrt �utrans simply that «■!«. t1'-”'' tn.iwiH avmrte to Jam n SK^ir^ k-j.'SSP !,J',l<.-I“7rY!’Ntr»iMtell!a.’ was in the d^ly habit vtolattef rverv rule of decency and humanity, waa tL «it in judgment on his caso and declare him innocent.’’ All thte. of couroe, came duly marked and with pencil comment to Mr. Hearn from scores of anonymous tenders ns he sat dared and disheartened in hla chrerkite room; but thte was not nil. Nearlv two weeks had olapsed now since tho first assault, and the home l-^tero, for which he luul looked with mingled fear and longing, had begun to com-'. The first be o]»ened was from hi.* mother She had received the marked copies of The Palladium of the first three or four days, rent no one knew by whom, and they were quickly followed' by others. What was it Thackeray wrote? “There are stories to n man’s dhuulvantage that' the women who uro fondest of him are always the most eager to believe." A devoted woman and mother was Mrs. Hearn, but her sole knowledge of army life was derived from what she hud seen around their Dearly ruined home in a southern city about the close of the war. Frank’s boyho rl wn* spent in straitened circumstances, but little by little hte father's toil und pluck bad re­ stored their fallen fortunes, axil, a stanch soldier himself, be could not wonder that the young follow's heart should l»e wrapped up- in the hope of a commission. Pour Mrs. Hearn! she had looked for stn'nethiug far different, and even her pride.at Frank’s winning u cadetship at West Point by competitive exiiminatiou did not xxTom ile her to hte entering upon a profession which wuuld associate him with such character* us she had seen about the time the great army was being disbanded, und hun­ dreds of officers seemed to have nothing to do but carouse. By the time he was gr.uluated hte father's practice had be­ come so well established as to warrant the squire-colonel's yielding to-his wife's pleadings. Secretly he rather wanted the boy to go on in hte career, and was prouder of the chevrons the handsome young cadet “I left Mrs. Laue's letters at tbe house, ma'am,” he said, as he handed a [*»' lu Kenyon and proowded to un­ load bait a don. bulky Mw.paprr. ou Hearn. Krnyon Had oponwl hi, oBcial letter with brief • mcuso me” and then ' troubled nation began to chuckle: but rvcentHearn, my boy, they mean to do you Jlibbard’s all proper honor. Just look at this de­ entirely tail. will you? Four or five colonels and ghcun*®it has no tj-ltrlOi, majors and half a dozen captains to sit hi recointhin, that j may lci»ow that yau . in judgment, and—weB. if this don’t and reniaufullv. n Viii , beutall! old Lawler himself for judge advocate.” . Hearn's face was flushing and paling Rujihts. Mich. fatbera T >0”r poor by turns. w. know Mr. siatrinent made ‘•You don't mean tbak Col. Lawler ctau.1 lh. .ta,., „ tS. a’ -Pl— uitlu.-ita tingly himself is detailed.*t1"' ktfcr P«>'Hi»n> xvr believe It to “Certainly I do: nud what do yon want iiirdiclur on our whra th( duur to bet The Palladium doesn’t say that opened, after a single prefatory bang, lr tlw* l-’! this was done in deference to its sugges­ ami m came tlie major. K •ItfU’-*— ji Kuplds. Mich. • Hello U.ll nox uxj,,? tion that no biased associates of the ac­ .hj. r;. j>arvdonly Sold M ", cused officer should be allowed to offici­ Tbr rrgul.Uon, torWJ ’ ..t m ;.i .l ine Company, t<y Tllp ' h'*1 Ins tb. commanding office, d^ t pre- ate, as the people will tolerate no whitewashing of character in this most petrvik T«nt hi. coming In to you, I imppLe '. !>«< al Owosso. flagrant cage, or words to that effect? ItoolH Any more m w^pe, muck,? Yon Oh. I know those fellows! There's more 4ramlinotlier‘s attic. ouulun t hare got much worm if von had conceit in one newspaper office in my ■:U roots and herbs! bren rnuning for pre,id,.nt beloved home than in all the armies in Unitml sutre. J reo that threw papcre rwrcMvi Christendom.” . Sarspurtlla would Of my beloved homo are now calling me I.ljet <r The ladies had risen, Mrs. Lane's eyes rtH»k« collection of ugly names because my brother published saying plainly to her friend. “We ought a letter in which I Imd the temerity to say logo. ” l.imleil. •Houghton to him that Wehdi was a sneak and “Does the court meet here?” asked i.i while fl shlng TuesAbrams a slouch and you a soldier; but Hearn quietly. “Picas© don't go, Mrs. I never expect anything better. Why. Lane—not jma yet.” Hearn, my boy. forgive me. Some­ “Indeed weinust, Mr. Hearn. I know thing’s wrong, and here Tm rattling you need to confer with the major now, away and never seeing it’’ and we will only be in the way.” “Read that.’’ said Hearn; and the Hearn's eyes had sought Miss Mar­ major read, with wonderment and con­ thall's. She was standing by the bal­ cern deejiening ui his grizxled face, then cony with lialf averted face, yet listening turned away to the window with a long intently. By C&UBLE3 whistle. “The court meet* here, and on Mon­ "Well, lad, that is something even I day of next week. Verily, Hearn, pub­ Vcftrt- r" hmln’t thought of. By gad! Tm going lic wrath demands a prompt trial of ■ nuv« Ito write a few lines to your good mother your villainy. Now, with Lawler to on my own hook; she reminds me of prosecute, you’ll need a friend to defend. powrnf*1; yourself np in Who is it to be?” , mine. No;. no - shutting . ’T— l*d«x»«^now. 'bedroom now. - Come Ji --•your l■olir Cot out here on “I have not asked any one,” said | **" the ~ 1“ .piazza, . where - ‘there'.------- ’s sunshine, and Hearn, slowly. “The charges have not r. presently. yet reached me. I do not know of what captain had worn than of the old tar­ where there will be rose* chap nished sleeve knots that he had put Mrs. Laue and Miss Marshall have gone I am to be accused, who are the wit­ wronged aud away so reverently tho day after Appo­ over to the hospital with apme jellies for nesses, or anything about it Whom the regiment anhupl* mattox, where Lee's kindly hand had Brent, and it’o time for them to return. could I ask to opjiose Lawler?” seemed only rested for a moment on his arm when he Coxae out, I nay, or, as commanding Mbs Marshall had slowly turned, and of the com- I <-ent to bid his beloved chief adieu. officer of the post. Til send a file of the now looked full at Kenyon’s troubled to his ! guard to hard you out. You’ve lost face. Her slender hands were clasping; Yielding to her entreaties he offered he was con­ Frank good inducements to drop the three shades uf tan iu four daysi and her breath seemed to come and go al­ . uie least exarmy and come home und study law, I’m not going to let you mope in here, if most too quickly. pKttd. y “There's no man here fit to advise you, but the youngster said his heart, was I have to annul your colonel’* order i f The Palladium lujuud up in the cavalry. The mother close arrest and give you extended lim­ Hearnftant) I know ot no one quite a disconmatch in subterfuge for that ‘Tombs hud let him go with prayers and tears. its. Come out.” jonr- The letters from Ryan were buoyant, There was no resisting the major; Lawler,' ” ws the reluctant answer. the “Then I'll fight it ont alone as best I und made no mention nf care or trouble there was no resisting the deeper long­ inde­ of any kind. How could he usk hte ing in lite heart Every day since his in­ can.” said Hearn at last. readThe ladies were going; Mrs. Lana was father’s help when hp had refused hte carceration Mr*. Lime luul found ihenn.« co send him fomt? tru ndly ittuto note, down the steps already, and the major I offer? The colonel rejoiced at thx ! yonn'^ter's independence nnu Gecwion, | together with dainties of doiacriic man­ gallantly striving to raise her parasol. and Mtea | althouzh lw MiJ uotMac to lii» wtfo. I ufacture; every <day “F Mi? •»> “ Mar- ■ Ileum haddasped Mi«* Marshall* slenI Thcu-Mll-Frank , oolw» tor Arizona. I iholl in.l appearv.l least oocv ortwlev • der hand as she turned to say adieu, wMasle, I „n.j neanI TOl)ba] henatt to «»»p. l:k°° tl'° '<“lk in •'though l.v nn>l the frank, conli.-l pressure embold­ ■ . imaging । Ag,.n u,,. (a-he, „H. -Hedgo tf^pon ! ‘-onll not ioih tlirin: and now lh.iv ened him. He would have held it firm­ ‘themwdves in Uurp. ” Brent, | adv bran : like and HI Mart yon ht-n-," but tri the I interesting “ — ly. but a* firmly. yet gently, it was must in- s<,Htudo of his library be kissed tbo toy’s said the major, and the corporal was withdrawn. i" -: origi- I letter and bleared him in his hvaft of t petting well enough to be read to a little “Only « week yet, Mr. He;yn," she and to Fee some of his chums for spoke, her bofom rising and falling ’ their on- i iie;irts for replying. “I wouldn't be xny ; while - —-• r the actual I father's son were I to resign now. with !a fcw «**»'«<*•« "• inquire how he quickly. "Is there no officer yi>n know i the prospect of Uiarp fighting ahead." j J1?*1 -^'n 1,ort- Kvnyon fairly towed to take np this case for yor.?” Heaven! with what trembling handaand i pri^m r out through the hall and "1 fear not. Mita Marshall. You know came to the , tear dimmed eyes hr read the glowing i landed him on tbe veranda just a* the I’m not even a first lieutenant yet, and u to change ] wtt> of old Capt: RawHn*’ dispatch । n«-nday drum waa soundnr; orderly lie is a lietitcnant coloneL” She looked np on? instant ‘in his eyes. • the” n,.t!lu?s oot “Roa,rt °f of their | telling how brilliant aud daring the boy 1 biKinc accompaniment accompaniment tl:-n with sudden impulsive movement »u ;.LIm the ibv- ffi-i -12x 1 England »r. hoarse n n question j i> had been in fired fierce battle with held forth the hand she had just with­ , f the fif. . the He wl. Apaches. . IF. draped the .l.n Stars 1 a vc and Wil .tcMhe piping Half an an he hour later two panuwte could drawn. 1• Strip--■ ••’s picture- in the p.-ir-. Half over Flunk “G<ud-by.” tilto said, turned quickly Mv'ighbors in disungu:.•.shed ubovo the low *hrul>lor. and bode the neij,L' ’to drink •*’-’• east along h and the old flag, and l*ry farthX _ .-the row. and the to the new south and the old flag, and For a moment the two fricnls walked ..ever pv-taiMie ami «•*«<« Bn.-»li«n»v.ra»J». wta.rathe even Mre. Hearn,------ , - ' . , , 7,______ , . . 1 J .1, — ,v>r vi-n< —?i»-.! in doc was aseated in rlnvpr. clover, now now that that on in ‘ilvnce. _ eiMt ui fdludhrith secret dread of vague vagueicuijMn* tempta- j ••A penny for your thoughts. Georgia?” Wallace had ridden away, stepped for ­ ,‘W inot of. fearing them I tions that slxe knew ' “1 wish 1 were a man." >r ambuscade, took *■ ward to the hedge and accosted the more than peril or ambuscmle, took “On his account, is it? Don’t you bearers and strove to persuade them to heart and strove to rejoice tlxat Frank , stay. Hearn's heart seemed to halt in know—he would far, far rather have you wiui such a soldier. How shocked and ; protest, then pounded gladly away just as you are?’ sorrow stricken- they were when bat a j again, for the delay was but momentary short time after came the tidings of the i CONTINUED. —phenomenally short for feminine chats, old captain's lamented death! flow they । but the mail was coming, and Mrs. Ijine ■ studied all Frank's letter* and learned i Is lone whleh is guaranteed to bring you tn know the regimental officers through | wan impatient to get her letters. Once more tbe parasols came floating along datUwSCtery results, ur In ea*»‘ of failure n his eyes, and longed to meet that cajstal above the hMge. One. held some six return of purchase price. On this safe . adjutant. Lane, when he came to Cin­ inches higher than the other, was on the plan vou can buy from aur advertised cinnati recruiting! outside, farthest from the fence. That druggist a bottle of Dr. King's New Dis­ Col. Hearn even took a few days off was here, a>;l she it must be who would covery for consumption. It Is guaranteed and the north bound "flyer" on the firet com** in sight from behind the big to brine relief in every case, when used for any affection ot throat, lungs or chest, Queen ami Crescent to go thither and lilac bush in Brodie's yard. such a* consumption. Inflammation nf make tbe acquaintance of hte boy's If Mrs. Brodie should happen to see lungs, bronchitis, asthma, whooping rough, friend, and sat for hour* with Lane at them and stop them! But no; Mrs. Bro­ croup, etc., etc. it is pleasant and agree­ the club, listening to his praise of Frank. die went across the parade to the Crowes’ able to taste, perfectly safe, and can alThAn came tie eastward move again, Half an hour ago, thank heaven. Hearn’s wavs be depended upon. Trial bottles and a brief le.ive, and the mother's heart eager eyes were fixed upon the outer free at W. H. Goodyear's, drag store. yearned over her stalwart eon, wonder­ edge of "that lovely lilac screen, longing ing at the brunzo and tan of hte once fair for the first glance of the face he hod We desire to say to our citizens, that tor t know to take up skin and rejoicing in tho strength of his seen in hte dreams night and day now years we have been willing Dr. Kings liandsome face. Mother like, she sought for nearly a week. If she were think­ New Discovery f*”' Consumption. Dr. .■overtake . ii-. 1. us in this case the long talks with him and strove to cate­ ing of him, if he were anything to hw. King’s New Life Pill#- Bucklen’s Arnica lit- • had a " - -tart, these expo- chise him as to what they did when not would not she be np# to look toward this Salve and Electric Bitters, and have never handled remedies that sell as well, or that •• ’hic> of Aim-ncan journal- actually in the field. Was there not a veranda the instant she hove in sight lave given such universal satisfaction. •tli WlV.-.'.■ !<■<■' moderately well great deal of dissipation? Did they not around that sheltering bush? "Yonder We do not hesitate to guarantee them «atw-l !•I’ would .to prudent, how- play cards? Were there not too many they come now," said Kenyon, slowly every time, and we stand ready to refund toe r ••simmer'’ now; temptations to drink wine? What op- lowering hte boot heete from the balcony the purchase price, if satisfactory resu U «*! there were v.\. other reasons. too; so portnuity had they for attending divine rail. ‘Tm going to stop them at the do not follow their use. These remedies Mr. Abrams wu- r-cnlled from his nii.*- service? etc. So far as be himself was have won their great popularity purely on gate to see how Brent is." sea to Ontrai.md set tq work nt concerned he answered frankly, but as Another instant, nud once more the their merit*. Sold by W. H- Goodyear, the » tan.1;-. .. ■ 11,. duraetvr oi of a a. to to his comrades, all these questions- — he floating fringeaof tbe outer ivirasol came druggist ii ■ cuarncwr ms comruui-*, flptlemaa yxst* kc-n :i of in connection 1 had laughingly parried. He had-~now ................ ; “f ruling slowly into sight beyond the ?'? I1". . hiunicipal elections. been mx years an officer, and had never lilacs, then the white ferrule, a daintily Tbe best salve in tbe world for cute. «had hitherto homo an unimpeach-■ once asked hte father for money, yet she gloved hand, a white draped t«ter. ctapprd b»nil». 'bUbUink JWuaxue in th ■ community, but hisi nursed her theory that under it all there then n proudly poised, dark haired head, ntads iuul eoiinuxtte'l the grievous of-• was something hidden. From childhood thick, low arched eyebrows and long c.rnk »n<l «11 •k‘“ rn'PUn”"t ^taJungof him for mavur be-■ she had been taught that army life curling lushes through a flimsy web of I, ourr. pilr. or no l«y required. H '• K u«ronlrt<l to Hire prrtert MtafoeUon. or ‘aw Tte-Palludiniuliad been consulted.. meant frivolity and dissipation, if not veil that hung almost to the rosy lxj». « U there?, r,-alw.- The Palladium’si vice, and now at last, when her husband close comprereed; then sudden upward « refund-L For 0*10 by W. B. Goodyear, tbr druntot. °«y to pnl! hR । r, ,p . from nn<Ier him waa miles away from home looking ai- .weep of Luk. » qoiekrAnk Ulonde-.-mool m.rkoL Choboywhk ?nt’nk' for the tinie being; ter investments be had made in Florida, fwoAwo deep, dark evra.. gtam of borw.1 Turodoy. Lo«. »l.lW.ln * au!-.. ... ,.nH.nt lbat themili-■ came thte startling and terrible confir- toy. of gUd reoogtdtion. iiwUn. Part­ sured for SGOO. ing of the curving Upa nd • 8-1 >"f bJx division and army■ matron of her fears. . leuroo u.~r know ml you try. bo. quW In glaring head lines, in -crushing, ihite, even teeth. Mid Hearn« heart n:: 1 ""P^’ssed . their deep .ru^otirer'. rib. will cure your •>« »-"■ 1’ PaHadium for damning terms, in half a score of promi­ throbbed and bounded. Sho had ran tirvXtom^.^dto.ri. uoed el«n^ “y Unm-r-t h, light the scandalous nent northern papers she read of her son him instantly «nd was glad, ,nt uno MU win ucreomllrn It Yet it WM Mrs. Lano who ImdU’do Xrnolr „t F„rt as a drunken bully, a gambler, an o»d rendirtoMy U>»n ooy otbrr med• it Livl n... ..... j 5nrance9 that abusive tyrant to the helpless xnen com­ most of the talking, for Georgia MorataU IciM you eon nod. °* i,s’ Lieut. Hearn mitted to his charge, and, utterly over­ was- strangely oilrrrt. Every now »nd Norwoy i» W bore on 11 .SOO Kbool Iwure. • • tritfl by court mar- whelmed, tbe poor soul had thrown her­ then lier eyes raim-d to take • qnick m |Ul»rd*« Kh.um.Hr and t-lrrr t£Jr‘pnbnc '1 r-t.-i journal wisely self upon her knees to implore of heaven note of tbe paBor of hia Tbrer pillsarrMilontlllrwllyeouipoundrd. ■« , ..1.,..wi1OT. Otk«r the strength to bear the dreaded blow, lines of euro and trouble. ■nd mitronn In ««lon. Ko Plplncpolo " held upon Uh- F'1® “"1 <l“'et‘,' •Ufr“ commonly fo'.lowln, tbr uoe ot pin-her — aright id the ere Imt Tn^v' ‘'"pt up the hue and • and ana wisdom winhuu to iu guide — -t»------ware. 1 .1 1 :1 "r * columns boy. yie thT two ladles to the veranda, where Tbry «re id.pud to both idnUa «nd chil­ .■Mitrt having U4»iu# ' effort euun to reclaim recuMiM her mka wayward j - ------------Hearn was h-tily placing dusiro. and dren -Til. portent .MF. W« I *-g m tbf'ui licit their imartyr ' ■ - - pastor, - - for whom ’■ -—* «she l,“ n®/i Was 1 gray -haired Una Si the -dl orderly wa. •PP™^ heir victim they have no equal In the cure of «n<> their victim a a sent, came and mingled hte tear* Mid pravere with here, and then they ba«. ing and Mre. Ernie knew then must be hrmlorbr. con.tlpatlon, dl*prl»l* «nd 2. w‘ St itS b" '■' T t mib’ht after all ac- between them written the letter that letteni from her captain, she cotlid not bXuMimm. *"d. •’ «" tie Geergia instantly Siu bwa,“' ’"w'^'uuy xo prepare the col «ny otlier preponiUon. bold by w. waa now before him: “few moment, they -• ‘’TV1” ’T” u. Goodyear. *a*h * 1Hml«Ter8ement •wKWwdr dmnty .mnnrago'™^ <nl u ..X,Dt:\!ni,iUiry courta genDhpeming will have anew S2«,000 opera ^oalr?** c!;amb«"’ affaire, organhouse. ,4 t’°nnct I,nvates and white■O®towx,ooe juanal K.-odW1' ‘te’ «•<** t.rr thr Fourth. Sesser Bros. & Reynolds Invite the attention of the farmers of Barry County to THE 1WPER TR/KTIOH Engines and Threshers The best made and best running machines of the kind made Milwaukee Jr. Binder, Hundreds of farmers in Barry and adjoining counties can tell you from experience that this is the best binder in th© market. The Daisy and Tiger Rakes, ----- ALSO----- .. TBE OLD RELIABLE Studebaker Wagons The Reed No. io Harrow BROWN’S CORN CULTIVATOR. It is Conceded That RUSSELL Has met the expectations of all who are look­ ing for the latest and best things in SPRING DRESS GOODS It is Certain That Russel has shown to the ladies of Hastings and vicinity the best and most desirable line of * MILLINERY GOODS ever shown in Barry County. The Universal Verdict Is that the goods and the prices are right. We are constantly receiving new Call in. things in our line and are always glad to show them ■ AT RUSSELL’S �Applauded the boys. ADDITIONAL LOCAL. and big bargains too. in fine flannel ahirtsat Holden A Hires. Now is f #I i I BORROWS OF A BtCI HI “In memory again I reeali" the time when I and my playmates mwd to make mud pics, and at this delightful I wm always in great requeM. tor m«v brought to our rity- You can get them at dirt could be carried to the dew *“ bargain prices at Holden A Hire’s. my hat than in any other. Thisdistioctton A new council of- the National Union 1 then was proud of, but as bovhood the phenomenal M«e uf my newu will be instituted anti officers elected on wra often the can-e of an aching heart, and Tnewiav next. June 80lb. in the G. A. R. my sensitiveness was Incrwuwd by tho rrehall. ‘ • The story pubilfited recently relative to uucotalltMfona which I overheard. Many commented on tbe fine straw­ the impressions left st Kansas City by the If I fell off u t«w «,«• htuu,l£d,tnr Yale Glee club recnlta nn Incident which when running it wm always said that my berries M-rved at Dr. Itethrop's reception, and wondered where they came from. iwppemxi three or tour years ago in B«- brad overbalanced me. My schoolmates tun. One ot the beet entertainment bu­ always made me the subject of their *JttiUncle John Kcagle furnlahed them. reaus ot that city had engaged Florence cisms. which would ofteu make me rush Fine lino of trunks and valises just arriv­ Marryntt. tbe uathonsw, to give a iwriee'of home iu ngonjr and refuse to be comforted. ed at Holden A Hire's. Before starling entertainment* in this country. She first O»c» I bu.1 >i,y.p«upli»riiwn, »od. un­ out on yonr summer trip, go there and get appeared In Boston, at Tremont Temple.' like the general run of epitaphs, it did not wbat you need to pack your clothing In. Every billlwerd throughout the city was extol niy many virtues, but smip y Tropic, Fla., June, 1?, IbOl. t The bth grade promotion exerciaes in ablaze with her portrait and tho announce­ • Here lit* the remans of Jimmy C lmnilt; /be hall last evening were highly Interest­ Editor Hasting*. ) ment of her liner appearance to America, he'd a tremendous bead, but uotlnn In »*• and down toward the bottom of the bill, in Is it true that every ing and entertaining, and a credit to the Hut my unhnppInrae.wM greatest niter I 'teacher. Miss Nash, and the87pupils, who one In your city is going to hell except small and modest letters, was the further "toft my mutbrr's apron strinjp*. Mr. Gallup and n few others. 1 came from announcement that she would be “assisted wyi enter the high school next folk No one can Imagine Ibe unutterable an­ Michigan and have always heard of Hast­ by tbe Harvard qunrtet ” Tbe ball is roiling. Since your last issue ings bemg one of the must moral cities in « Boston people hud been treated ton taste guish 1 feel ou going t»Tn hatter's end tar­ of tbe Banxeb. 1 have sold four gold that school-bouse and college state. 1 f you ot English ‘ swrott.eas and light” in the ing told, wbeu the iiMptanC lw>gone over watches and one silver wal<h- So much really are all going to perdition 1 will see if I>eraon of the famous English critic, Mat­ the whole of the stuck.ltbat they have not for advertising. 1 have a stock ot more 1 cant get the Florida Sunday ifchools to thew Arnold, only a short time before and a hat big enough. On kmc occasion I had than one hundred watches still on hand, raise money and send a missionary up there. were, therefore, all agnn with expectancy gone through this trying ordeal with tlie1 usual result, and when 1 aakc<l the man to which 1 will sell at low prices and on good It pains me to read in a widely circulated and interest as to bow tills English com­ have one mode to meaturo he, in a whis­ time to good parties. religious paper of Hastings as a "very modity would be dispensed by and English per, asked another “gent" behind the John Behsmeb. the Jeweler. woman. wicked and perverse city". counter to lend him a d-juble length tape. On’ tbe evening appointed Tremont Yonra truly. Tickets will be issued on Friday and When 1 am at tbe barber's all eyes arc Temple wm packed. Every seat was occu-" W’. A. Mozelv. Saturday. July 3 and 4 by the C. K. A S. upon me. and to prevent them telling nie pied, and the aisles were filled with people P. S. 1 don't know the names of tlie R. R. at rate of one fare for round trip that tn y bead is a Mg’un; I seldom goln standing up. Tbe quartet of Harvard boys tickets good returning Monday July 8. pajiera published in your city, but your tbe same shop twice in succession, and I Children between the age of 5 and 12 years people ought to know that their wickednesa hail been engaged tu "sandwich in" be­ believe tbe.ro nre but few shopa in tbe town tween the numbers on tbe programme re­ half fare. No charge will lie made less is published to the world! M—. I have not patronized. One grasping in­ served for MI m Marryntt, and the manager The above we give merely to show how than 23 cents for adults and l&eta. for dividual, when 1 asked his charge after be children. Tickets good going on date of foolish some people can make themselves felt some misgivings as to whether the hud wichled the scissor* round my cra­ without half trying. Mr. Gallup is a P. boys would be able to bold their own and nium, replied: sale. M. exhortrr. He should hire a dray team keep tbe dignified pace set by the star of "My usual charge l» threepence, but, Dr. Bennett will be at the Eagle hotel, to pull the motes out of bls eye. tbe evening. Grand Rapids, on Wednesday and Thurs­ She began the entertainment by reading begging your pardon, sir, your bead takes some getting round!" It wa* enough. I day, July Ut and 2nd, ami at the 1‘henlx “Love Letters," a compaction ot her own. Obituary. hotel, Charlotte, on Tuesday, July "th. She appeared In the conventional full drew, handed him sixpence, inwardly reproach­ Solou Doud was bora at Otisco, Ononda­ and pommI as a lemlcr of English society ing nature for her way wanlneos io placing Constipation Is the direct outcome ot fever । in the rectum. .The true cure for this ga Ca, N. Y., April 26. 1820. He due rending her love letters and commenting such a bane on my existence. If I go to tbe theater, my trouble is still universal Double lies In Dr. B;'s orificial to Michigan In 1847. and auttied in the upon the character of those wbosent them, with me. I wa* once seated in the pit method of treatment. No matter how woods about ten miles south of the viUaye always to their disparagement. waiting for the curtain to draw up. when the mxKrrioN or the stab. hopclos you feel go to him and learn of Hastings, afterwant named Hope. At One of three letters was supposed to be a man behind shontwl for a plumber to put what your physicians have never yet told that time there were but two log houses you. Neuralgic and rheumatic s-uffervrs between bis lug house and the village. from a newly graduated Oxford man, who a piecq of glow in my brad so that lie could He, like oilier pioneers, went into the hnd offered her In this letter hta heart, see tbe stage. should consult him. Consultation tn ' woods to commence to subdue the forest, hnml uml fortune. He came in for the When 1 complain of ii headache my Gennan and English free. und began work with a capital, consisting lion's share ot feminine sarcasm and riu- friends, in sympathy, say how J must suf­ mostly of a stout heart and willing hands I leule, and was left in a sorry condition fer if It aches all over. All my male ac­ No Same and Residence A«e I backed by a fearlrss courage and an ix-1 when she got through with him. She quaintances seem poraeraed with a desire dominatable will. He endured the trials made hitn out nn inane, conceited puppy— to try on my hot, apparently finding jfrrat ,i Fred Richard*. Grand Rapids । Florence Shaw, Middleville and privations common to tbe enrlj a mere blotch on the healthy body of so­ fun in hiding tbeireyesand ears train view. y Marcus Crandall. Johnstown pioneer. He took an active part In organ­ ciety. When elie hnd completed the au­ Only once in my life have I been in Jove, w '< Amy Ajnj fI- McCormick. Mi-Conmck. Bedford .. izing the township of Hope and in forming topsy she bowed herself grandly off the and then I cared not for my “def mity,w i II. A. Phillipa. Barry i Susan Mo*, Marshall the body to govern and control the same. stage and swept into tbe green room with as Blanche appeared Io reciprocate my feel He was elected and re-elected to tbe sever­ the air of a conqueror. Ings. But I hud a rival. One day I luul al township offices; was postmaster at Ce­ Tbe audience wns stupefied and dumb. my head out of the carriage window of n . Ftollowiug arc tbe real estate transfers dar Creek for aevera years; was in IWJt) Presently it oixurrcd to somebody in o* s train saying a few parting word* to of the week ending .lune 22. 18tl. as appointed by the government to take the corner of lire hall that It was the proper Blanche, who had couw to sec me off; when taken from the l«oks in the register’s office: censustof several counties. In the early ( thing to applaud, for the sound ot a soli­ up catme my rival and inquired if - he could Elma Collins to Clark Hunt; l-Ua Johnstown days he very materially assisted and en­ tary clap broke the awful stillness which render any assistance In getting my head gore. Jas. C. Bennett to Chas. 1>. Hanscombe el al; couraged the pioneers by teaching day followed berdisappearauer from the stage. bock again into tbe com|>artment. I was bland Crooked take Prairieville nomli.Hl. school. In the eventoc. with his boss The applause started from the rear, skip­ about to make a withering reply when I J. Fumfrv iaRobert Jenkins; 80a sec ■’ Thoru- viol, he led and taught them in singing, ped over tbe body of tbe house, found two saw Blanche laughing nt this cruel joke. appte vsjoo. or three sympathizers on the other sideot Al that moment the train puffed off, and tiro. A. Hart to N. D. Fisher, <aasee3l Johns­ using tbe old buckw heat note book. lu 1867 lie sold his Hope farm and pur­ the ball, frose there ami died. town U». aw I sunk bark on to the »rat I knew that John Htue to Wm. H. Hine; tea sec U Hope chased in tbe township of Rutland, where The manager was frantic and scarcely for inc “love’s goldeu dream had paused." he cuntlnued to take un active part In knew wbat to say to Miss Marryntt in ex­ —Ixmdon Tit-Bite. Hope FWU. planation of the cold reception given her. township affairs until Bls deatii. He was ’•eo- Barnes to Chas. H. Osborn; lots .city 3d a man noted for his warui and open heart, He kept up n frenzied dance from her room Water That Changed Color. ■ ward gw. generous disposition and willingness to to where tbe college boys stood, at tbe I.. I*arrott to Levi Hol tore; lot Woodland When workmen were engaged In tbe help any and all In distress. He was one other end of tbe hall behind tbe secure, tunnel of the Daniel Webster mine, in of the oldest members of tlie mason It- or­ trying to console the woman ami pathet­ ,Virginia City, Her., at a depth of 000 feet J. McArthur to L. K. Benson; lot Woodland ’ der in Barry Co. He died suddenly June ically begging the boys to do tbeir liest. beneath the surface, they struck a “flow" “Can yon hold yonr own?” he asked iu a ot water of very strange character. It - J. Kilpatrick to ■Trustees Woodland U. B. 19, 1891. of heart disease at the age of 71 church; parcel Woodland nominal. , years. He leases a wife and five children frightened voice. boiled up through the floor ot tbe mine, “Yea," said the giant low, "we’ll be out nud in tbe .dickering light made by th? to mourn his loss and remember his kind in the middle of tho audience before we miners’ lamps presented an almost blood deeds. • Rev. T. H, Jacoke.s, of Woodland, win get through?' red appears.icr. After flowing for a few preach In tlie Methodist church In this IT WAS A COLLEGE NIGHT. yards down the fluor of tbe tunnel it was city next Sunday in exchange with Rev. Ami tliey soon were. They first Kang a again swallowed up by a crack or scam— Commencing with the new schedule nf W. M. Puffer. Next Sunday i» quarterly popular glee and followed it up with sev­ not, however, until it had turned to n dark the Chicago A West Michigan and DetniH. meeting. I-ansing A Northern In effect June 21st. eral college songs, which called forth a blue color an I began to smell likevntNOt j. Rev. A. D. Grigsby will preach at the the line of steamers between Traverse City storm of applause. They came out again Miners who tasted it said it waa tbe most Presbyterian church Sunday, .lune 2B," and Charlevoix, Petoskey, Harbor Springs, three times lu response to encores and disagreeable dime they had-ever taken >n morning and evening. Subje^morning. Mackinac Island and St. Ignace will com­ started to respond to the fourth, when tho their lives. On the akin it left dark liroa n "Special-Providence." mence operations. The steamers on this manager begged them not tp go lefore the staius. Samples of it taken from the fir.t audience aguin, beseeching them to conopening, bottled and Sent to tbe surface Tbe Y. P. b. C. E. meets at tlw Presby­ line this season will be well and favorably- aider Miss MarryaU’s feelings. Lad n rich burnt senna color. Kxposau terian church June 29 at fi:30. To be led known "City of Grand Rapids nud Gazelle.’’ Tbe hurricane out in tbe audience died They will leave Traverse City at 7:00 a. m. to light had the same effect upon it that by the pastor. after aw hi hi ami Mias M-irryatt unco more every day except Sunday, upon at rival of air bad—turned' it to a rtark blue color.— Tbe W. F. M. S. of the M. E. ehdreh the C. A W. M. passenger train, which appeared. Thia time she was enveloped in Detroit Free Press. will give their quarterly tea on Wednesday leaves Grand Rapids at 1I2J0 p. m?lauding a flaming red Oxford gown and rap, and of next week at the home of Mrs. W. H. passengers immediately at the boat dock. stood before tbe audience as a young col­ Schantz, beginning at 2:30.‘supper served The ride down the beautiful Grand legian. The house immediately “caught A physician has hit upon an excellent from half post five to half past seven Traverse bay is one of the pleasant ou" to the Irony ot the thing aud remained o'clock. A cordial iuvltathui is extended features of this route to the northern mute with astonishment, not knowing way of utilizing rubber in the treatment ot wound*. He places one end of the atrip ot wbetbiff her role as n collegian meant to ever)- body to come. country and one mneh in favor by tourist*. rubber upon one lip of the wqund. and Plenty of time Is given at Traverae City peace or war. A spasmodic burst of laughter iu the then stretches the rubber to fasten tbe for breakfast at the Jpark places favorably The board of supervisors convened known to all who have visited the rear, In which every one wanted to join, other end to (be opposite lip. In this way was. however, soon hushed, and Miss Mar- be draws threjveretl parts closely together, Monday afternoon, and organized by elect­ Traverse Bay region. ryatt began her lines, the tenor of which snd the elastic rubber continuously bolds ing John J. Perkins. supervisor of Nifftbpert is reached at 9:20 a. m., was, with a slight difference, much tho them there. Tbe effictenry of the sheet Prairterillr. as chairman. Charlevoix at 11:80, Petoskey 130 p. m., provious sketch, nud-the same Under the new sebool Jatf It Is neces­ U.rt»r Sprint 2:00 p, i. M.eklp»; ' ™iS'^c7Uou'^«iiT ----------- rubber used was increased by painting it over with a thin gutta-percha cement.— sary for the board to Meet a commissioner Island 7:15 p. in. aud St. Ignace S.-00 p. m. | u^ri i.. _ « - - • She left the ball in a towering rage im­ New York Commercial Advertiser. of schools, corresponding to a county mediately, and the college lipys came on to superintendent, and two school examiners. The board made thq following wise selections: Chicago and Grand Rapids to Traverse house” and every one in it. The audience PROBATE OH HER. Commissioner, Enoch Andrus. City, good connection being made at was demoralized and jubilant. Women State of Mieblgao, County of Barry-as. Examiner one year, Prof J. M. Smith. Grand Rapids by the train leaving Detroit waved tbeir handkerchiefs ami men At a somIuii of the i’robate Court for «be •• two years, D. C. Warner. tkarnty of Barre, holdcu at the Probate OWcr. at 0:00 p. m. via tbe Ik'txoit, Lansing & These gautlemen will ably look after the Northern. For further Information re­ clapped their hands and pounded tbe floor in th- < ttv uf Hastinx*. hi *ai«t county, on Wed­ .. thertib day <>{ June, In tbe year one with tbeir sticks and feet. intereats of Barry county’s schools. garding rates etc. apply to any ticket agent. When tbe audience arose to leave one tbouMixl eight htinaml and uUitiv one. Following are the standing committees Pnwent, Chartra W. Armstrong, Juctae of Geo. DeHavex, very old man. with a happy look on fata Probate. of the board: General Passenger Agent. face, started for the door, leaving Lis aged lu me matter of tbe estate of Grorge Equalisation, Nye, Brown, Itensmore, wife to find her way out as beat she could. SJii>i>soi>. deceased. Williams, Smith. Replogle and Roe. Emm* Slmwun, administratrix of said estate He forgot where he was for a minute, and comes into court nud represent* that she I* t.re^ Finance, Andrus. Swift, Hughes, Hill, When they wish to buy a blood purifier trolledln a quavering voice: pared to file her Him! acrount a* such ndmtuisTaicone r. because the market is flooded with blood “I’ll go uo more a roving with you, fair tratrlx. uml pray* Um wnn m-y be allowed aod Claims. McKevitt, Ritchie. Abbey. abed* diacbanred from her Mid trwt. medicines. At su?h a time it wHl pay maid. ’’—New York Jribune. Thereupon It I* vntere.1. that Friday, tbe Appsrtionmeut, Hughes. Swift. Andrus. you to consider Mixer’s C. A S. S.. at it is I. Ui day of July A. U. ttel. at ten o'clock tn County Buildings. Hyde, Matthews, the best in the world and will do you more tbe forenoon be aselgued fur tbe hearing of said Smith. petition, aud that tin- b«*r* at law of Mid de­ good than twice the amount of any other The thousands of agents of great jour­ ceased and all other pereot * liitereottd In raid Printing. Ritchie, Abbey and Falconer. medicine. For Mie by druggists. nals scattered everywhere throughout the r7l'j’r7l ’« appear at anemlon of sold Drains, Matthews, Swift, Densmore. world are mobilized into a compact armv *’ ’** Frobate Office Insurance, Brown. Williams ami Roe. rnthrt.tty of Hasting., m County, aod thoroughly diseipiiurd and every man show cMu»e. if any there be. why the prayer of Fuel, Williams,. Matthews and Hughes. Tbe Chicago St West Michigan and De­ within call Tbe reporters and correspond­ *l,£ l*trtb«rr may not teuranted And It ta Town Clerk’s Reports. Andrus. Falconer, troit, lamsing A Northern Rys. will sell ents are the rank and file, the city editors further ordered, that said petttiuuer giro notice -Abbey. w*e Ihtsous interested lu said estate, mf tlie between all stations on tbelr lines and to and managing editors the lieutenants, tbe te uenfuinr-v smi.i i-'it .... ...i .k. __ , The board selected Orson Swift, super­ Chicago excursion tickets at one fare for editors-in-ebief tbe commanders and the visor of Maple Grove, to represent Barry the round trip. Tickets will be sold on proprietor*, who furnish the funds, are tbe published In the Hsstiug* Ran.van, a newtna•county at Lansing on the board of equalisa­ July- *d and 4th good to return until July commissary officer* Uke other nriniea, w minted and cireutatrd in uUi Com.tv of i-arry onee lu each wrek tor three sucoemdve tion. the newspaper army ta divided into bri­ werk* 6th Inclusive. prvxtoua to raid day ot bear nt. The committee on claims and equaliza­ gades, regiment*, iiattaliocs, cavalry and . , <!HA8. W. AMMSTHOMG, tion ant at work and hope to finish up (A true copv.) Judge of Frobsik infantry service. Every ■ one has his own business to-day. work to do under hta own officer, and ab­ FRJBATE <>Rl>KR. One of tbe stories Kit Carson used to solutely noth‘ng ta left to chance-James State of Michigan. County of Barry-**. W. Kingin Philadelphia Ledger. We desire to extend our thanks to tbe tell, and one be told ao often that he must Alasmrton of th- Probate Court for the pupils of tbe Prairieville village schools bare thought ft poracssed some merit, was Cminty of Barry hoh en at tbe Probate tiffin fa Rear ftlgbt*<l and Didn't Know It. the citv ot llastinn In ahia ><>*.. .... ... for tbe kind expression of their sentiments of an Indian who visited a camp of white “I never knew until recently," said a toward us as tbeir teachers as represented men, and ridiculed their idea of keeping man,’ “that I was slightly near sighted. I thousand tight hundred and nlntiv one* tUarlP4 W> Ar»u»‘«nB. Judge of ao fittingly by their present to Miss warm in the open air. The untutored son happened to put on a [uiir of glassra just Bright nd! of a jewel cue and to Mr. Downs of nature claimed that his white brother to try them, i.nd as they fitted my eyre tbe to the matter of the estate ot John A of a stand. We value these tor what they built a fire ao hot that ho could not get result to me was rahoxlng. 1 had my eyes Barhe<ler. deceased. near it without being burned, while the’ represent, and we value the more the memOn readiiiK aiyi tUlna the peitrtou duty verifiod Indian built a small fire, crept close, and examined, and found that 1 had been near of Cteareut BmBh. adtr.Intstrator nt »aid etiate ary of uniform kindness and courtesy shown sighted tor years without knowing it. J pr»jl»xtor rv*«on» therein set forth that he 1 a* by our late pupils, which we have ever Of courae, though, be did not get all tbe amuse myself new by looking at distant may be licensed to sHCthe realretate of said dt-vow-d an tn Mid ;»tinio.i desert ted. aimed to return tn kind. beat. And tbe problem before tbe mind objects through my glasses, aud enjoy the .u <T‘eT*1- ”•« Friday, tbe (Jmwik E. Downs, principal. of the man who started out in the devel­ clenrtma, whereas I had always sappceed. ]Jb <tay of July, A D. loot, at tea o’clock Lizzie E. Bmudtkai-u assistant. opment of what la now the parlor stove if I thoagbt anything at all about it, that lu 11 tae forwoon. tr asstatw lor the bearlnx of Mid petition, and that the btir»M taw of Mid waa to get all poadble oatof the fuel with­ the former haze waa a natural result of the lime to bay. I Isa clipping sent u» from Florida, and taken from tlw "Flrebnih'i". n religion* newspaper. Tbe next is the letter frupi a Florida gentleman. Dear Bro. Hanley:—We came In possess­ ion of a copy of the Firebrand given to us by a Bro. in Christ who was traveling on the train. There is only a little handful of us who are saved. In this wicked city. We are just starting here in a new place, where the true light has not been held np before. We believe yoor paper is just tbe thlag to help spread salvation. We are living in a very wicked and perverse city, of four or five thousand inhabitants. We ask the prayers of all of God’s children for this place. Your brother iu Christ, C. A. GauAT. Hastings, Mich. We hereby desire to express our sincere thanks to neighbors and friend* fur kind awlstance rendered during tbe bereaveBent and burial of our husband and father. Mrs. S. Doud amx> CniiJ>KKX. ' N. T. Parker ba* decided U) plot a pw- out allowing any of tbe beat generated to escape. Up to date be has not quite suc­ ceeded in solving the problem. cent, of the beat escapes through the chim­ ney. and it in doubtful if a time will ever caloric through combustion vrill A BOSTON AUDIENCE THAT RESENT­ ED A WOMAN’S SATIRE, The bearieet liabilities In tbe cam of a bankruptcy was 855,000,000, tn the cam of don. In WB8. The liquidation of the NO NEED TO WAIT Now is your time to buy yoor supply of SUMMER CLOTHING (A Iras copy.*. Until yoi out all a prices wl It Costs You Nothing Hue To see our stock of clothing, hats, caps aud furnishing good, and we beleive we can satisfy you in goods and prices. ’ What is it? It is a floor cover made of cork, t all at my store and examine it. as it is much superior to carpet or any other floor cover at its value. Men Sawyer i ular wh< to $15doubly a put all t them ou teed woi Men’s ed us to have alv and $3. got then Some ps week al Well mi one eigl terns ar Boy's Yes. the they no in Arne: bought We are receiving the newest aud latest design: also some of the most desirable novelties in all of oiir line.-. Pay the store a visit and be pleased. 1 Yours truly, FREE!; week gi and up. HASTINGS. MICH. R. MUDGE & SON’’ I>Q you want to buy any furniture; a nice carpet: aay* ' thing in the line of draperies, fugs or the like this season? « LINOLEUM Boys’au worth 93, ARCHIE McCOY 1 OIL COOK STOVE Cl This is a complete stove, very convenient in] arrangement and perfect in operation. There is a good sized warming oven underneath, also a large Russia oven on top not shown in cut We have a full.line of • ’ Gasoline Stoves in 1, 2 and 8 burner Junior stoves, and 3 and 4 burner full size. 3-burner high, stove with Russia oven, only *15.00. In REFRIGERATORS we have a few to close out at the following low prices $20 size for $15. $18 size for $13. $11 size for $0. lee Cream Freezers, Screen Doors,. Hammocks. Resp’y, now proceeding, though not winding u; 000,000. You w! tight in t greatly il chases at We have magnificient values in nien'»~-+Alt- all > ’ 1 stylish, elegant and durable. Cheviot, cassimere, worsted, etr­ An unlimited assortment in SACKS and CUT \ \v» v« every color and shade. "Aibof Large stock, low pricef*, good good.'?. Look over oui HntMl. that said |>«rt)tlantr *lvu notice i interested In said estate. of the said t-tttlem .nd t!» Vmtaz VOL. XXX’ GOODYEAR BROS. Enti pocket kni bums, bib bids quota As) � https://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/418/HastingsBanner_1891-07-02.pdf aa63adc891f54133f3e99fb630a2fba3 PDF Text Text Largest Circulation of any paper in the County. Hastings Banner. VOL- XXXVI- NO. 9. Hastings, mich., july 2, i89i. Hastings Banner. who uro conr tight in the cause of economy, will never know how ■'cTeatlv it is to your interests to make vour pur­ TOWER I ntil you have visited Hudson’s store and found out all Jkbout the graud quantities and startling , '.vliieh prevail during the month of June. Published Thursday,, by COOK BROS. ---- AT---’ COUNTY NEWS . General. <tavwt?.iWM.,Mdb* « bu" other nXd ,mal »«dd«’y be-MDo en­ raged, and John wag quickly noarinr tmWhbblS'^' I” r« h- t. h ' m u“" ?,h' ‘"••t ■'“«* tbla aw"' bomi Mo. r ta'i ■Pt-*"* b"‘ •> taum. Itev. T. IL Jacokra. ot Woodland, m, “Qd ln SMdnlaj fo-ulnn Ert '^paralleled hducenenta this Week. Men’s Suits—Stern, Block & Co. sold us 18b Saw'fi ami Silk mixed suits last Friday. Tho reg­ . ncu wholesale price is $11. and they retail at $14 , <15. Take choice this week at $10. Toniake it .iotiblj attractive’in our Men’s Suit Department we jut all the residue of our Fire Sale suits to close ■them out at Ten Dollars. All wool suits guarantei“l worth regularly $15 to $16, for $10 this week. Men's Pants—The I nexcelled Pant Company ask,.1 a.-to close their light-weight trousers. They !,av< ilways wholesaled them at $2, $2.50. $2,87 ami $A We made a pat cash offer of $1.50. Wo . them ’oh. w lint a lot!—thrce._four, tive of a lot. - eue patterns fifty of a kind. Take ’ choice ’ this wee!, .ill wool ,pants for $1.88. . Ponder over this. Well made trousers worth $3. many worth $4, at ... . qrhty-eight. Don’t wait until the best pat­ tern- are picked out. r.u - s Suits—The residue of the Malcomson stock. Yr> they are in bankruptcy; what of it? Were i tut the best manufacturers of boys’ clothiug •ji America.' Certainly. They came to grief: we Imiglit thi- stock. . . . ■ . worth SI.ra: Sl.es worth se; SI.T5 worth SS.SO: SS . And thousands of 53.50 to 55 suits, worth 85 to 88. FREE! .V Standard Regulation Ball and Bat this • i. L’ivhn away with every boys’ suit worth $2 HUDSON’S GRAND RAPIDS. GENUINE Entire stock of drugs, wall paper, books, paints and oils, pocket knives, school books, legal blanks, pocket books, al­ bum.,. bibles, must be closed out at once. Lack of space for­ bids quotations but everything must be sold at once. A special sale of wall paper at 6c. per double roll. up. Just Removed into Beamer s ing medium in ry County. wonder that Mr. Dillenlmck and his horse were not kilted but Mr. W. was tradly shocked and is confined to Ids bod. John Enz was badly Injured bat week by a two year «ld bull. Cora aud Edna Lee returned from Grand Rapids on Saturday evening. U will be remembered that these two young ladies were victims to^hc fire that lately occurred in Grand Rapids. Miss Cora jumped from the second story of the burning building •nd was caught In the arms of friends be­ low but Edna, lacking nerve to jump so far, tried to escape from the burning build­ ing by descending the blazing stairs. She succeeded in gaining the lower floor but when there was overcopic by the smoko and was only saved by a brave fireman who after three attempts succeeded in crawling Into the burning building and dragging her forth. Edna Is recovering but Is as yet unable to speak. George Downs lias purchased the Mrs. Resell property and lias moved into our village. George went to Big Rapids last week where he will attend a summer term of school. Woodland will celebrate the 4th. Mrs. J. M. Smith went to Nashville on Tumday. ' “be replevin suit of Hewitt vs. Sprlngett was tried before Justice Volte last week and resulted in a veidlct in favor of the plaintiff. The replevin suit of Carr vs. Springetl will lx* tried in Justice Voile’s court on July flrd. 11. B. Spencer lias sold lite stock of goods and will go to Oregon in July. Mr. McDonald, of Pennsylvania, has been visiting at H. B. Spencer's. WHOLE NO. 18 BonOeltl. . Harley Power's child died last week witli scarlet fever. Last Saturday on the farm of D. C. Stiles with Lee Prine at the piles of hay in the field and John Kipp at the header in the mow and without any horse fork there were with two teams 28 big loads of hay drawn and unloaded. Who can beat that for piling hay together? Mr. Crosby, the wool buyer's son, has been tn this vicinity and bought some clips of wool. John McKinzey lias his bouse all painted in good style, except a part of the roof, which was left unfinished for causes unknown. A special pension examiner was in town Monday. A grinder of the festive hand organ dteeotfrsed sweet strains of music to our citi­ zens Monday. Jno. Nichols.-of Howard City, is shak­ ing hands with friends In the village bat he always gives hits left, owing to a pain­ ful felon on the right which he has nursed. for twenty-two days and nights without ’ sleep. • ARTIFICIAL RESPIRATION. Some startling results of artificial respir­ ation, or at least so claimed, were exten­ sively reported through eastern papers, giving an account of how a Buffalo wom­ ‘ , •“dlaod New, n,r publlaMna atan, who had taken morphine with suicidal f"“;', <>t 'b« aa,,te. Editor t\-iKhn« <«, intent, had been miraculously restored to io ’ ' htm by “,ta* ll,“ lf tb'«' ’>>orl« life by this alleged new mwllcal-dtocoverjr. an oauabty the elder aboddn't look al’em. However, artificial respiration is not a re­ Then- .ere aboat any detente, at Um cent discovery of medical science, though comparatively new methods of producing dlHtelct lodge on Monday. The report it appear to have heen used in treating the ahowed a gain of about lOOmembera durpatient in question. Whan the physictan arrived at the bedside of the unfortunate ng the peHt quarter Nuhvllle lodge took tlie banner for the largest number of new woman ho found life almost extinct. Apparently the action of the heart and members, there being twenty-five. The lungs bad ceaaed, but by a device used next meeting of the dhMct lodge will be whereby air was pumped into the system held at Nashville. and out again it was observed that ttie pa­ ’ During the thunder storm which passed tient's heart nnd lungs soon resumed wftrk, just south of this place last week Tuesday, and finally the woman recovered. i rou ?'!d ,k’ulM?n Fish were quite badly Artificial respiration Is rttwrted to in shocked by lightning, Byron was sitting most instances in cases of threatened death on the fence near his father’s barn in from drowning, morphine poisoning," in­ Com Is doing finely, and promises to be halation of poisonous gases or other causes Carlton and Reuben was standing on the a good crop. ground near by. when lightning struck a that act by temporarily choking or inter-’ Sclioo! closes to-day .at the Center also at L. B. Carpenter Is agei t for the Aer- feritig with the function of breathing. MM1I plum tree but a few feet from them. the Austin. njotcr windmill, which is the best in the But In tho case reported from Buffalo Byron was knocked off the fence and quite Gene Hayes and family, of Bellevue, market. He also furnishes n steel derrick the bellows system of Dr. Richardson, of bedly shockrtl and Reuben .was also find anchor posts to those that desire London, was apparently used. A pocket sh«»ekrd. but not m> tradly.-trerport Sundayud at Nelson Wlle'^. Chas. Bercham and wife have moved to them. Call on or address him nt Carlton Herald. ' bellows was devised by him which may be Battle Creek. Center and get prices. employed as a means uf forcing air into Mrs. G. T. Daniels Is visiting in Grand the lungs. This bellows consists of two Mrs. Churchill Is staying with her Rapids this week. " . daughter. Mrs. Seger, tills summer. Silas Dickinson has purchased a 1 elastic bulbs terminatin'^ into one single Will Allen, of Grand Rapids, visited his tube. The tube is inserted into one of the Mary E. Wilcox wa» taken sick the wagon. latter part of the week but was able to parents here last week. nostrils, nnd the other nostril and the A. D. Loomis has purchased him a 1 teach Monday. Otis lamdou Is having a bay rack matlc. mouth being closed,air may be driven into Buckeye binder. . Orin Vhillijts was at Grand liuven this Haying will soon commence, and by the the lungs by compressing one of the bulbs William Merritt ia at work for D. time haying is done harvest will be here. week. and withdrawn by compressing the other. Newton. . Jay Carpenter and family spent Sunday Mrs. Win. Seger was at Baltic Creek Thus it will bo wen. that an ingenioss Effie Chandler is spending a few days with G. W. Caln and wife in North Carl­ Imitation of natural respiration has been three days last week. * in your city. ton. Lydia Powers visited her brother Sun ­ devised. The entrance of air into the Clara Payne finished a successful term The S. D. A. church will hold their an ­ day. esophagus, when the method just de­ of school at the Bunnell school house. Children’s day at the Austin passed off nual quarterly meeting at their church scribed is practiced, may be prevented by The fanners of this vicinity think the with the usual success, doing better than July 4 th and 5th. pressing the larynx upward nnd backprice of wool wry low. Chas. Fleming is not In Grand Rapids, wnrd. . ever. Mrs. W. Owen wishes your scribe to but will commence work In the Hastings Two conditions arc essentially necessary thank her neighbors and friends who so Wool boot works Monday. to the successful application of artificial kindly assisted in the sickness, death and 1). (». Ward was Injured quite badly Thomfis Houston and wife, of your city, respiration. First, an unobstructed passage bridal* of her husband. last week while at work In the handle spent Sunday at .Asa Odell's. for the entrance of air to the lungs, and factory. G. W. Cain and wife spent Sunday with second, there must tie an almcnce of all Mrs. VauWonner returned home Friday R. Hosmer and family. obstacles to the free expansion of the chest Help is very scarce, nulwlthstlndlng the evening. Mary Becker, of Irving, spent Sunday walls. universal use of machinery. The show was not very well attended. - at home. But the ideas of the local physicians ap­ ' The eagle will scream on the glorious Win. Watts, of Bowne Center, was in Belle Recker will work for J. N. Covert. pear to bo rgoinst this method, which is 4th at Acker's point, and all who come Hu- village Saturday. Jason Henry was seen on our streets looked upon nt all times os rather a dan­ may expect a good time. G. C. Bouck and wife were In Hastings Sunday. gerous proceeding nnd being resorted to in , It is said that the ground has been secur­ Sunday. Wm. Bichanteon's yttleson re­ toly very’ extreme cases. Great danger, It School closes this week Friday. ed here for the location of an evaporator. turned with them. It is repotted that Jud Carpenter was is claimed, li*s in tha Inccration of the lung Jennie McCallum and Ora Newland vis- j H. Witbey, of Hastings, passed through married Snridny last to a young lady on tissues. The normal respiration of nn adult Red friends here Inst week. I town Mondayis about eighteen times a minute, nnd sueh tin? State nnd. Burt Pierce, of Charlotte, is visiting ■j The streets are being greatly Improved. Before we write again the 4th of July means would not likely be resorted to ex­ friends here. “w ■ A. i > > .. , . , i Every one is expecting to have a bfg will lie a thing of .the past, so let eveiy cept where the respiration bad fallen to six Mr. A5 right, who has been quite sick, te |jnie mb, or eight. one enjoy themselves. some better. | c. Beckham aud wife returned home But n great majority of physicians of to­ Peter McEwen, of Bowne, is visiting I from ----day resort tn L’.r more simple and lean Gun lake Saturday. Prairieville put on the old time look i dni!,qrr<»n* ni'*lbmb of producing artificial friends here. , C. V. Biegler acctimjianleil by bis A sad accident liefefl Ira Osgood last daughter, Mary, ami neice. l.aura Hum­ Saturday evening. The street was lined i respiration—namely, by quick and repefited week at the barn raising of John Coney. mel. were in the Rapids and Lowell Tues­ with teams on both sides, and the mer- elevation and lowering of the anna The cliants faces wore a happy look. patient, with all tight clothing removed. Part of the building had bwn ralseti, but day. Mack Chamberlain has taken the eon,-1 in placed on Lis track on a flat surface, hU owing to some mismanagement, the part School closed last Friday. The scholars tract to carry the mail for Prairieville for ■ head and shoulders being supported by a raised fell, a piece of the timber striking will now enjoy a long vacation. one year, at 812 a month we bear. ; garment folded into a broad cushion. Mr. Osgood on tbu bead and rendering Freeport seemed to get its share of wool We notice limner Gidd ngs nnd partner . When the mouth is cleared from <11 forhim insensible. At first no hopes were tills season. entertained of ids recovery., but he now We pity those correspondents of the enroute through our village Monday, with I elgn substances the tongue is drawn focmiyte fast to the chin hr by a nieura piece seems to be on the gain. \ Journal who can find nothing to write, luules and horses of-ql) grades ready for a ward and made of tape or string tied around it nnd the about except some young man whom deal with any one on the swap. Mlddtevilte. . Charley Hughes liad quite a serious ac­ lower jaw. Next the physician or asristthey happened to sec visiting some young Delayed letter. cident Sunday. Hi.* colt became untnana- nnt, kneeling st the patient’* bead, graxpa lady. tbd arms nt rhe elbows, anti carries them The M. B. B. C. played a game of ball Mrs. J. W. Godfrey returned from gnble, upset lib carriage and ran about a mile with It In that shape. When Cliar- firs! outward and then upward till the at Irving Saturday last with the team at Brookfield Friday. ley got where his horse aud wbat wu» bands arc brought into contact with each that place. It is needless to say that other above tho head. They are kept In Middleville won the game. Score 2W to leTt of bls buggy was, I thluk lie wished Lewis Gardner come to the front with a he had stayed at home and studied his S. this position for two seconds, after which they are brought slowly back to the side* 200 invitations are out to attend the new road cart S. lesson. Henry Wagner auJ wife with their banquetrat the graduating exerelses by J. J. Perkins sold his c’.ip of wool for of the thorax and pressed gently against It daughter Nellie were guests of Lbckbart 30 cents. The highest «price paid for any for two seconds. Tlicsu movements are the junior class of this place. gently and itelibtwattly repeated fifteen The junior class held an Ice cream brothers Friday. here. times in a minute until a spontaneous ef­ Mrs. B. W. Austin is entertaining her social at the Jordan block on Saturday Measles are in the village. . fort to breathe is made, or until it' i» evi­ Bert Brown returned from Saginaw, last to help meri expenses at the graduat­ sister. dent that further exertion is useless. ing exercises next Friday evening. John Mater has moved his her*’ barn. where lie has been for the past eight What is called Jmouth to mouth inflation Mrs. Tarn’. Richards returned Saturday ' M. H. Bloom comes to the front with a months at school. is a method of prirtidng artificial respira­ from n few weeks visit in Fremonu Ohio. new mower.■ tion. sometimes adopted in cases of groat Her husband met her at Jackson on her Having is about finished and no com­ urgency as a teuijtornry expedient till more return trip. t , plaining done about the weather. And efficient measures may be instituted. Such Maude Hough has a new piano. Dr. Taylor and fhinlly have stored their this last day of June finds wheat ready for practices are particularly reported to .n M. J. Stanton of Pewamo was In town goods and will board for the prvsnt, lack­ cases of children under six months of age the sickle. ing for a desirable bouse on the west side. several days last week. A. C. Buxton and family have returned Clyde Fisher, who has been laid up in consequence df the weak and inelastic Born, to Fred Marsh and wife. Monday condition of their chest walls.—Seattle Tel­ for about three weeks by a gate falling home from their eastern teip. a daughter. egraph. ____________________ Lulu Feighner spent Sunday at Thorn­ upon him, is again able to be around. M. F. Jordan was in Caledonia on Mrs. S. (). Gllbett Is the guest of her apple lake. business Saturday. C. A ns worth of Grand Rapids was in danchtcr, Mrs. Enos Barber. Uncle David W----- . whom I well knew Eugene Ward and wife, of Caledonia, Grandpa Brown Is visiting in Otsego tin na honest soul, n doer rather than a were the guests of J. W. Saunders and town Monday. Tim ladles of the Congregational church and Kalamazoo. reader of the eorumnnda of the Scriptures, wife Sunday. have a lawn social at W. E. Griggs, W cdThe small. lM»y nnd fire-crackcrs an­ sometimes aired bis conceptions of the Don't fall to see the ball game between nesday evening. , . nounce that the glorious fourth Is almost character aud animus of the rulers and Caledonia and Middleville the 4th. Wm. Barnett and wltf qJ Grand RapWf Imtp. r people of the apostolic era. It secnw John Pumfrey. of West Troy, has Eugene Sharp, of Leonidas, visited strange that errors of understanding purchased a bouse aud lot on Dearborn attended the graduating exercises here and friends in this vicinity last week. should have token root with him, but I street aud intends to move his family here remained over Sunday at Dr. Young's. Rev. Hawley's wife and daughter are once heard him express his thoughts about J. C. Chaddock of Fresno. California, ia a short time. spent Sunday and Monday with S. J. visiting in Ostbemo. like this. It was immediately after a Scrip­ C. E, Ritchie returned from a ten days ture reading from the New Testament con­ Truman. Delton. trip UP north lot SklurdV. ■ taining mention of the Jews. Scribes, Prof. O. M. MelJiugldln has gone to Mrs. C. H. Granger was In Grand Rap­ No one leaves Delton the 4th. Pharisees, etc., and np rose Uncle David, Mason on a visit. „ . , There will be a social hop at Blackman ’ s ids Saturday. secmiugiy quite exercised by emotion* Dr. H. A. Barber and T. b. Brice, of Della Gale Is spending a week s vacaseeking utterance: your city, were seen on our streetsMonday. hall Friday evening. tlou with Iwr niolher at C«d,r Crock. The lumber for the new Burton hotel ‘•Brethren," said he, "I've often thought Della wheeler, of Vermontville, is visit­ Jam™ Irving, at Grand llaplda. waa In arrived this week and work will be com­ how happy the dear Saviour must a bin in ing at J. M. Wheeler's. the rillage Saturday evening. the company of the people that use’t to Mrs E. Hindmarch started for Toledo, menced at once. Wc are relialily informed that work on gather round him, and wish't I could * Ohio, Wednesday morning to £bit her Woodland. daughter. Malle, at the St. (Vincents the new building to be mrd for saloon lived in them times 'n associated with the Many of onr farmers have commenced purposes will begin next week. And the blessed Saviour ’o the dear old Jews, ’n the ’^Clement Smith and W. O. Lowden were end is not yet. dear old Scribes 'n Pharteeaf* In thia b,Wewert treated to a one horse show Q A. HynM and wife will celebrate at strain he was wont to pour out the expres­ here on legal business Tuesday. sions of his kindly regards for the people last week. ..................... W W. Potter lias gone to Ypsilanti to Middleville. E. Huffman has resumed bls duties as attend school at the Normal flils summer. Delton mills will close next week for re­ of the Saviour’s times.—Lewiston JoumaL agent fit the depotRebekah Striker, of Hastings, Is the pairs. They have ground 90.000 bushels B S. Holly has his new house enclosed. of wheat In the last year, placing in circu­ Deacon Holmes has purchased a lot of guest of Lois Marshall. lation 887,000 among -the farmers of this §ir Walter Scott had a clever friend The commencement exerelses of the L. Parrot and let the contract to build a high school were pronounced good by al! community and »ln>wlll say that such In­ who waronce utterly baffled by a stranger dustries are detrimental to business inter­ tn a stage conch. The friend, who wished new house. who heard them. Among the presents Henry Watts has b la new house well to converse, assailed Ihs stranger on all . was a gold watch for each of the graduates. ests? H. A. Mansfield, of Boston, spent a fete hands, aud at last. exj»ostulated. “I hwo •'"mZ Fuller has stone on the ground lor There were six in the class. days at F. A. Blackman’s last week. talked to you. my friend.” said he. "on all Mrs. S. Overholt and daughter. I rankle, the ordinary aubjocta—literature, farming, the wall ot MUew bouse. of Marshall, came last Thursday to visit ' Richard Messer, of Hastings, was In merchandiae, gaming, game laws, hona George Palmerton contemplates egold friendaand attend the graduating ex­ town Monday. races, milts at law, politics aud swindling, Transients rejoice and are exceeding teiulve repairs nd hla house. __ ercises here. Mrs. Overholt sccompanlni Alrrodj a ear load ot woo has been glad over the competition in prices of blasphemy and philosophy. Is there any by Mrs. C. W. Evert*, of this place, re­ one subject that you will favor me by porelwsed here and the wool season Is board between our hotels. turned to Marshall Monday but Frankie M. R. Gwin Is attending the races at opening upon?” "Sir,” said he in reply, hardlv opened. , , "ertn you say anything clever about bend It seems tlAt the practice of running remained to visit among her old schoi*- Galesburg this week. horses through our main streets ought to °UUS. Hart's team We understand that some of our enter- leather?” Meet people, like Sir Walter, nr “ L!!* t^Spped. On Saturday evening afterwould confess they would have be» aa Harry Judson, of Cooperyllle, spent last week witli John Fleming and family. Mary Woodard closes her school at the Center Friday, for a four weeks vacation. Ed. Sponable spent Sunday with his cousin, C. II. Carpenter. Annie Shriber is on the sick list we hear. A. G. Sei.ler, of Clarksville, was on our streets several days last week. Charley Platt has returned from Green­ ville to stay wMh ids mother. . Fannie Carpenter nnd her brother Willis spent Sunday at Hastings. T. Daniels expects to move his family to Grand Rapid* soon. We have tried to have our items short as pit crust this week. If we hare not rifeoedded. we will try once more and suc­ ceed nest Hums. utwftery i_.. * *“*' **'“ ~ “ .talk while two nt our young ■ cit» Gwin & C«. have their afore front Indulging tn a rare on Xante street . blew for six o’v.— — -­ frightened aud ranTlil taking bitching .erethe MowS ill «‘t“ranl ,lth * bnui n™ ? mltenbselt liappene.1 to be <*"■ poll wllh thru.' n= '» T ----------’h^uJv an ib^F1’" • Htjn,™ lo lu W»«r,n«> and the UMxmlte dlreeilon and as It was dark a n but Ua) ten bi , u oJ bundtoe town.. L. J. Wilson ’ s garden _ . gruerot amash-up i-mitred. Two Fuggire were badly demoralized and it is a great buggy behind tuem well broken up. Perhitys the man who was only ii �AN INTERVIEW WITH brid b, Drawemu. Hen- Wettereon. ta «n interriew po>wr rf.B-Hbtown. a,., peper. „ld tuJ? C»rli»lr rree Ure beer Ure PARNELL. Political PrMpeeia. EOMDox. June 3rt-Charles Stewart Itar Dell and Mrs. O'Shea were married at Steyning, Sussex, yeotcrday. The pali hlred a phaeton, and nt 6 n. m. were driven to that place from Brighton by a dmitous route. They reached Steyning about k o’clock in a heavy rain. Mrs. O’Bbao, knowing the altuatiou, took the ribbons, and drove direct to the registrar's office, where the ceremony took place, the only witoeraw being two Servants of th© regis­ trar. Tn order to satisfy Roman Catholic sentiment, there will be a second marriage, 01236131 soon m ixmaiblc. U nothing Hke thv RESTORATIVE IE discovered by tbejpvat specialist. Dr. TRIAL BOTTLE FREE. Sold by W. H. Goodyear,. NOTICK FOB HEARING CLAIMS. Slate of Michigan, County of Barry-m. Notice Is hereby riven, that by sn ortlerl of the yrobste Court for th© County ot Barry', made on the eleventh day of June A. D. 1601. six months from that date were allowed lor creditors to (present their claims apdnst the estate of John A. Barhellerlate ot said county. are required to presetil their claim* to said Frobate Court, st the Probate office. In the City of Hasting*, for examination and allowance, • n or before the eleventh day of December next, and that such claims will bo heard before said . court, on Friday, the eleventh day of Sepieinter and on Friday, the eleventh day of December next, at ton o’clock in the forenoon of each uf those days. Dated Hastings, June ttth. A. P. UWI. Chas. W. akmstroxu. Judge of Probate. PROBATE ORDER. State of Michigan;Countv of Barre-BH. At a scsblou of the Probate Court for the County ot Barry, huiden at the ProbSte Office. In the citv uf Hastings. In said county, on WedMaday, tbe24Ui day of .June, In the year one thousand eight hundred and ninety one. Preeent. Charles W. Armstrong. Judge ot Frobate. In the matter of the estate of George ^Emmahtatpson.''administratrix of said estate. OMnaa Into court and represents that the Is pre­ pared to file ber Inal account as such ad mtn Is tratrtx. ami prays the saw may be allowed and bhe be discharged from her said trust. Thereupon It Is ordered, that Friday, the in* day of July. A. D. ikh. at ten o'clock tn the forenoon be assigned for the hearing of said petition, and that the heirs at law ot said deceosed and all other persons Interested In said Mtate,are required to nppe.-u-at a<esslou of said Court, then to be bolden at the Probate Office to the City of Hastings, in said County, and farther ordered, that said petitioner give no: Ice to the person* interested in said ••state, of the pendency of said petition and the bearing thereof, by causing a copy of this order to be published In the Hastings Haxnkk. a newsmu ■er printed and circulated tn said County or Krry ooee In each week for three successive Judge uf Probate. Cadwallader’s AGENCY' COLUMN. ’Chicago, June 35.—League scores in the tevse ball playing* yesterday were as fol­ lows: At New York—New York, 8; Brook­ lyn. 7. At Philadelphia-Boston, 3; Phila­ delphia, 5. At Chicago—Chicago. 8; Cin­ cinnati, 2. At Cleveland—Pittsburg, 2; Cleveland, 7. S. Association: At Boston—Boston, 2; Bal­ timore, 3. At Washington—XVaahington, 8; Atlilet ie, 5. At Columbus—Louisville, 5; Columbus, I. At St. Louis—St. Louis, 14; Cincinnati, 3. Chicago, June 36.—Following are given the scores made by Igjague base ball clubs yesterday: At Philadelphia—Boston; 7; Philadelphia. 17. At New York—New York, 9: Brooklyn, 2. At Chicago—Chica-' go, 4; Cincinnati, 2. At Cleveland—Cleve '■ and, 8; IMltsburg, 4. Association: At Boston—Boston, 13; Baltimore, 5. At Columbus—Lottisvi^e, 4; Columbus, 2. At Washington—Wash­ Miw'tbw mrii* lusting* iuxm-k a neu*p:i- ington, 7; Athletic, 5. At St. Louis—St. ■or printed and circulated tn said county nf Louin, 8; Cincinnati, L Barry, once in each wrek for three successhc Chicago, June 27.—Leagueicores in the Irt a.LI .<M•• ORDER. State of Michigan, County uf Harry-ss. Ala session of the Probate Court for the Countv of Barry, hohlen nt the Protiate OIB« In the citv of Hastings. In said county, on Wcdnesday.'tbe 34th dav of June tn the year oue tWw*wi1 rteht hundred and ninety one. Frownt. Charles \V. Armstrong. Judge of Probate. In the matter of the estate ot John A. Bacbeller deceased. On reading and filing the petition duly verified afOiemrnt Smith, adaiiptatrator of said estate praying for reasons tbatrln set forth that he Busy be I io-used to s-ll the real estate uf said daeeMed as tu uid petition described. Thereupon it Is ordered, that Friday, the rtta day ©f Jtdy. A. D. IWi. at tru o’clock touwfarvt.oon.be assigned for the bearing of aoM Mtitiun, and that the heirs at taw of said deceased and allolherpentoasinlcrcriedlnsHld Mtate, arc required to appear at a session of MM court tlieii to be bolden nt the Probale Office, in the city of Hasting*, in said countv. and show cause, If any ttwre be. why the prayer at the petitioner may not be granted. And R Is Rrtlmr ordered, that said petitioner give notice to the persons interested lu said estate, of the -- * ■ • Mui.I th. h..<r<nr iA true copy/ J udge of Probate. too, Uumiu & TIME TABLE. Xb efigpt Jtroe 3g. 1*0. nd 6 will not carry passengers unless ith freight train permits. FtvdKht trains will be run at the convenience MtheooMpaov. who reserve the right to change theameofsuch trains without tiotire. F. Bush. Genl Manager. n /» t< r -r . OIVH ENJOYS Both the method and results when London, June 17.—The United Press Syrup of Figs ia taken; it is pleasant correspondent had on interview with Par­ and refreahing to the taste, and acts nell at Brighton yesterday. Parnell said gently yet promptly on the Kidneys, that he found it impossible to procure a Liver and Bowels, cleanses the sys­ license for marriage in any country church, and in order to prevent delay he tem effectually, dispels colds, head­ thought it best to marry in the registry aches and fevers and cures habitual office. The church ceremony would be constipation. Syrup of Figs is the performed in London as soon as he wan only remedy of its kind ever pro­ able to put in a fortnight's residence there duced, pleasing to the taste and ac­ —probably after the Carlow election. He ceptable <o tlie stomach, prompt in would do his best to prevent outsiders, and its action and truly benefcial ui its especially reporters, from being present. effects, prepared only from the mo*t He would certainly go to Carlow, start­ ing tonight if possible He was confident healthy ano agreeable substances, its that he would win the only election since many excellent qualities command it the divorce suit whioh he has had a chance to all and have made it the most of winning. popular remedy known. He would take his wife to Carlow, it Syrup of Figs is for sale in 50c possible, but she was a bad sailor and was likewise compelled to remain near her and’$l bottles by all leading drug­ Any reliable druggist who lawyers, owing to the coming trial of the gists. suit ever tho will of her late aunt, I July may not have it on hand will pro­ Wood, in which suit her brothers con­ cure it promptly for any one who tested her righ t to the Kltham property. wishes to try it Do not accept any He (Parnell) intended in the future to de vote special attention to Irish industrial substitute. questions, in which he was more inter­ CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP CO. ested than in any other. He bad given a 3*N fnAKClSCO. CAL. general support to Balfour’s Irish land L0UI3¥ILL£. Kf. K£W TOHK. If.T. purchase bill, believing it to be a mean ure well conceived, and that, it well car­ ried out, it would greatly benefit the tenexits as well as the land owners. He intended iu the autumn, if possible, to visit the Unitedt States, where he be­ lieved the public opinion to be virtually unanimous in his favor. He would try to attend the Baltimore convention. He had not thought, nor did he intend to think, upon the |>olitical effect of his marriage. His wife was perfectly happy, and he was OFFICE WITH HOLBROOK. OVER MORRILL’S STORE, HASTINGS. expriencing greater happiness than ever in his life previously. The correspondent Some more chenn houses wanted rang­ never saw Parnell looking heAlthier or in ing from 8500 to SIOOO. better spirits. Remember that this column contains but a very small part of the property I have PLAY ON THE DIAMOND. fur sale or exchange. I have improved and vacant city Jots fq> sale and exchange in all parts of the city? Fanning lands for Mie nnd exchange iff ■ CHICAGO, June 2L—Yesterday’s Notion* all parts of the county. 1 have some choice Grand Rapids prop al league base ball scores were: At Phil­ adelphia— Boston, 2; Philadelphia, 1 At vrty for sale at a bargain. 1 have choice Chicano property for retie, Brookiyn-v-New York, 11; Brooklyn, 8. At Cleveland—Cleveland, 14; Pittsburg well located in different parts of the city, 5. At Chicago—Chicago. 5; Cincinnati,3. ranging from,8425 up to $50,000. a splen­ did opportunity for investments In that Association: At Washington—Wash­ ington. 2; Athletic. 3. At Columbus— marvelous city where fortunes ore made in Louisville, 1; Columbua, 4. At St. Louis Real Estate. 1 hnve maps of the city 'loeating tl:e di tie rent place a for sale. —St. Louta, <l; Cincinnati. (L bast* ball playing yesterday were as fol­ lows; At Philadelphia—Brooklyn, 8; Philadelphia, 4. At Cleveland -Cleve­ land, 14; Pittsburg, l*. At Chicago—Chi­ cago, 11; Cincinnati, 7. New YorkBoston game postponed—raiu. Association: At Boston—Boston, 6; Baltimore, 1. At Washington—Washing­ ton, 2; Athletic 4. At SL Loui»-SL Louis, 15; Cincinnati 4. Louisville and Columbus did not play. The following scores were made by League clubs Saturday; At Philadelphia —Philadelphia, 10; Brooklyn, 7. At New York—New York, 4; Boston, 8. At Cin­ cinnati—Cincinnati, 4; Cleveland, 0. At Chicago—Chicago, 3; Pittsburg, 9. Association: (Saturday) At Boston­ Boston, 5; Baltimore, 6. At Washington —Washington, 4; Athletic, 5. At Louis­ ville— Louisville, 6; Cincinnati, 5. At St. Louis—St. Louis, 12; Columbus, fl, (Sunday) At Louisville—Cincinnati, 1; Louisville. 7. At St Louis—Columbus, 7; St. Louie, 10. At Rocky Point, R. L— Boston 8; Baltmore 9;. Chicago. June 3d—Following are the scores at base ball made by the League yesterday: At Philadelphia—Brooklyn, 11; Philadelphia. 10. At New York—New York, 8; Boaton, 4. At Cincinnati—Cin­ cinnati, 8; Cleveland, L At Chicago—Chi­ cago, 8; Pittaburg, 8. Association: At Boston—Boston, 7; Washington, 2. At Philadelphia—Ath­ letic, fi; Baltimore. At SU Louis-St. Louis, 40; Columbus, IL CoLvyBCB, O., June 29.—John Devlin, of Detroit, a member of the executive board of the Knights of Labor now in io aion in this city, was interviewed Satur­ day on the third party movement and the attitude of the order towards the domi­ nant political parties. He said the Knights is not a party organization and never will be, but would be governed by circum­ stances as to how they should vote. The question with them b: What can be ac­ complished, and upon that depends the action of the knights. In Ohio it would be guided by future developments. NOTICE FOR HEARING CLAIMS. Mate ta Michigan. County of Rarry.—«a Nstloe is hereby riven, that bran’order of the PrubMe court far the Count v of Hurry, made or. jH•** **Y <* J,‘D* a. D. 1HBI .six months from mat dale were allowed for creditor- to present thyta- stalls* unin«t the estate of Ann Hak.-r, MSt< said county, decrouwd. «:><! uuu all CTWHpre of said dooowH are required to pre gMUwir claims to »au1 Probate r>xirt nt the fw*aR-- offlo* hi the City ut Hasting-*, fur exsm- Hoc, of course, with the platform of that teaUiy nod tdlow.i on or briore tee ar.h party form elated at Cincinnati. An in­ teresting lax is to the effect that any member who makes a motion to indorse a candidate of, or to enter into a fusion with any other political party ahal! immediMriy cmm to be a member at the dab *... SPECIAL! On Jefferson street two houses and lots nt bargains, and on easy terms. Near furniture factory,—one lot Slid house well finished $4.000; $500 down. And <nw Imusriind lot one block from factory. $$00; 8300 down. bal. at 7 per cent. Cheap. I!ou*e and lot near Whip and Felt Boot factory, $1,000. $500 down, l-al. 3 years at 7 per cent. Several splendid bargains in the 1st wan! and otlmr parts of Hie city. Brick barn for sale al a bargain, on cor­ ner opposite Hordls hotel. 80 ft. front liy HQ ft. dee|i.well located in Seneca Falls. N. Y-. lias on the land 1 brick iliore three stories, also dwelling house and good barn. Can be bought at a bargain, or will exchange for Hastings or Grami Rapids property. The city of Seneea Falls has a population of 7.000 and upwards—is largest town in Secena Co. 40-acre farm in Irving, all improved, aoiI good. Can be bought at a bargain on caav terms. 84- acres frational—over runs 15 or 20 acres, mile east of Sheridan, good fram­ ed bouse. One of the cheapest farms in Barry Co., will take part city property. 10 acres near oity, good bouse and barn, well and cistern, 150 fruit trees, acre grapes; 81,300, cheap, X down, baL at 7 per cent IGO acres In Woodland to exchange for smaller farm and difference. 196 acres in Hope township, known as tlie Doty farm, will sell for 84200 on easy terms. Several 80 acre pareels for Mie at bar­ gains ranging from 81.800 upwards and soiie will take part city property in ex­ change. . ■ I have several large farms for sale will take small farm in part payment. 1 havcLsotne city property 1 will trade for good farms. I contemplate n more extended system of advertising, and It would be well for those who wish to sell or exchange to call at this agency at once and get the lenefits. Union Pacific IL K. lands for sale In the states of Kansas, Oregon. Washington, Utah, Texas, etc, upwards of 5,900.000 acres of fanning, mineral and timbered lands, ranging in price from 85 to 810 per acre; one-tenth down, ten years credit on baianee. Frequent excursion rates given, etc. Call and get circulars. snoKE > ED. POWER/’ NO. 35. ALWAYS THE 5AOE J“ ALWAYS THE BEST 5< QIQ/1R IN THE (1. 5 THE BANNER A London dUpUch i»n Mr. Gladstone are alarmed at the rtM® « Ileraoerau could nomtapre lu 1RB8. his braith. It seem* evident that.the Mice offlrere KUunpled to lureet •Strand old man” is nearing the close ol Thome-Golding et the reeldeoce of hie U,hCT«f.» Frmmtao Rw-Me, nU.br his career. A plan for the esca;* of the «nr«uJn The old gentleman supposed wy were the California pcnlt-sntlary at Sau Quen­ burglars and opened fire, which was re­ tin (Jal, has beau dis?overed Arms, turned. The result wait hr proLabis Ulal ammunition add HtbetM* clothes In large wounding of Golding. Sc, a shot in the quantities were found concealed In and thigh for one of thu officers nnd three others injured. about the prison. To indicate his reputetlfin .nx an expert Governor Fifer has removed X W. * anre from the position of adjutant general of wood carver, a colored man in Hutchin­ the Illinois National Guard, aud appointed son. Kan., recently in fifteen hour* carved General J. N. R®ere to that poritium a chain nearly six fwt long out-of a solid Vance bad been ad jutent general for seven piece of wood. The twenty-second annual camp-meet yean*. ', . opened Sat­ A company haa been organized to work ing at Ocean Grove, N. J , the allegrel gold mine near Danville, lllz urday. Eight thousand persons were pres­ A man «i Canton. O.. haa b. <J*ln>a ent at the evening meeting A detective who has lieeu working on discovered a means of making rain fall the Barnaby poisoning case Mjrs be hm. wherever and whenever he cho«*ee. The diploma of a student at Yale named discovered that Dr. Graves bought the Erment rout was seized by a creditor who whisky which caused Mrs. Barnaby's bad a billiard bill against him of $15- He death. Sir John MacDonald's grave will be ex will now settle the blll. The Mazomanie Milling company and cavated nnd tbo casket encdFed with a Bronson, Draper & Co., bunker*, at Maxo- great num* of cement mixed with cut wire, nionle, Win. failed Thursday. LlabIMtiee, to baffle the ghouls. The total busineas of tho clearing houses $30,000; asseta. alx*ut the same. The great English preacher, Spurgeon. in the United Staton la*t week wus, in six­ ty cities, IMO,1-02,030. Outside New York, is seriously ill. Cornelius A. King,, agent of tlie Hinch- $408,739,800. There is just one man In Company I, cllffe Brewing company, of Paterson, N. United States infantry, at Pine Ridge. He J., is chargwl with a shortage of $28,«Xt The failure of John Ryan’s Sons, of Bos­ is an Indian. The company was organized ton. is reported. The liabilities are plared for Indiana, but there is no prospect of en­ listing another. The reds refused io be­ at $1,000,000, assets at IW0.0U0. Three hundred employes ot the Bloom­ come "walk soldi ere.” There is trouble at New Castle, Wash., ington, Ills., brickyards arc on a strike for an increase uf 5 to 10 cents a thousand. coal mines between the striking white miners and negroes employed to take Henry Weheily, found guilty of the their place*. The. negroes were attacked murder of Jnmea Booth at PoMboy, O., Sunday night nnd In the engagement four has been denied a new trial and sentenced persona were killed. The militia has been to be hanged Ort. 1C. called out. The invest igation of trespasses upon tim Baron de Pllural, a young French no­ ber lands to Wisconsin shows that million*, bleman, Sunday shot two i>ollcemen from of feet of lumber have l»eca stolen during the window of his apartments in Paris. the last dozen years. He and his female companion set fire to Oue effect of the cigar makers’ strike at the building and jumped from a window Chicago is to drive the xnanufactureraont when the policO stormed their door, and of town. One has already left, and others Iwth will die. The baron is thought to are preparing to go. have been mad. At the royal baptiam in laxndon Mon­ Two hundred and -fifty four students were graduated from the different de- day Queen Victoria held her little great­ portmente of the Northwestern univer­ grandchild in her arms during most of the service, and when they were con­ sity at Evanston, Illa, Thursday. ' Several hundred m-u at the Pioneer Iron cluded gave the little lady, Alexandra furnaces, at Pottsville, Pa., have struck' Victoria Duff, a kiss w> hearty that it brt-ause the owners of tb$ plant refuse*! to echoed through the chap?l. Duff is tie pay them according to the Pittsburg scale. Duke of Fife’s family name. W. H. Conklin, who robbed his New The plant louse is ’doing great damage to the growing wheat in Hillsdale county, York employers of $15,(100, aaya he lout his Mich., and iu Mason county, Illa., the salary of <25 at poker every month aud army worm is playing sad havoAwith tho whs compelled to steal. George Francis Train, on his Iriparotii d wheat. the world, reached Pans Monday. I e The R<-d Cloud (Neb.) National lank is will arrive in Landon today and will sail reported to lx* embarrassed. on Wednesday for New York. Fire ;n the city stables at'Philadelphia ixiuts Dillinger, who Is un der sentence caused thfieath of fully 100 horses. ofdeAthfor h murder committed in Mis­ Frederick Brokaw, of New York, lost souri, was captured at Chicago Sunday his life Wednesday in an attempt to save uicht after a desperate struggle with the three girl* from drowning. jMiIice. ’ A bolt is threatened in the Farmers’ A1-. Chas. Pfeiffer, George Elliott, William liance ranks in Soath' Carolina. It fs Gordon and one other man were precipi­ headed by • Governor Tillman, nnd the tated to the ground a distance of sixty feet trouble is tlv sub-treasury plan, to which j,.. ii of a scaffold nt Pittsburg by the t,rea) breaking h« i. I <f . A1’-Jj are expected tu die. «»onda) _ . _• Th.- tMrf who roddrol, tun.. I.uun.1 Jlm<lluhell „„ Oscar Plunkett, „„ Jim-Mitebell and two ud mukn. n-t tutluu b... turn.-lupln' witor^, t„ , „,urd,r trW ,t Uulr^„ Cblnwouwu. bb. .»»» tet-k ; v.n„, T„„ . lo lh. «,art u theowner in ILK, thirl.,,... UId.,. „d j „„„ room s« Satunlny, and .h« when th., they quit quit .boot shootOti tb. Futurit, oottr»-\- nillo-ul |„B Unb worn tuorullr wonndnl. Sbecpshead hay'Friday, Airshaft nui in1| Conrad-GrncheL -- - of - Summerfield. Ills* lrf». । one of the oldest Mason* in t'hat nectio** of The president has issued a certificate of . the state, died Saturday, agtxi !<> years. merit to Harry W. Capron, rorjiural of ; . p H Attorney X R. it Hill, of Danville. Ills.. company B, Seventh cavalry, fur dtatin- » Attorney A. H. ‘ "T” ___ Ito one year's imprison­ KUhbod K-rrire iu union M Wound, d ment. tor stealing and burning a just ice's Knee Creek. S. D., December 29 last. docket. The World's fair directory has refused Levy de Joseph Strauss, maltstcxn, of to sign the warning to workingmen authorize*! by the labor unions of Chi­ Baltimore, hrve failed. The n-reucnee'« cago. on the ground in brief that it does bond is for i8U),'vx>. The creditor's will al! te i*aM. nut state facts. Hugh NicNair.ee. of Bement, Illa, who Jins been on trial in the United States coun court at ut Springfield, lib*., Ills., on charges of intercepting letters while acting ns deputy postmaster, was Friday adjudged guilty, but hcntencc was not pronounced. Alexander of Battenburg.tbe late ruling prince of Bulgaria, is dangerously ill with ul<er i<>er in the tne stomach. His illness is declared to be not danger­ ous. United States officers havt captured a danger-ous gang of counterfeiieni in Bul­ linger county, Missouri. Jay Ewing, Amerpau consul u». Van­ couver, B. C., has made himself soonnoxious by his intense Americanism that lie has l>een boyootted, and has finally re­ signed. The Snyder wagon works at Danville. Ill., was burned Friday, entailing a lorn uf |2C,(M». The Kenosha County (Wk.) bank has beguu a suit in the United States court against George* F. Harding, of Chicago, for the sum of 81,500,0ft. The suit is based upon claims dating back to 1W5. The Irish Land bill passed its second reading iu the house of lords Friday. Eleanor Duroch, 18 years old, the beau­ tiful daughter of Jean Duroch, of Morris, Minn., the well-known lumber maxi, haa eloped with Patrick Parrish, a married man. H. Victor Newcomb, the New York inMnintOf’ h“ b<*n dec,nr«* hopelessly Mr. Spurgeon, who is JU in London, has had a serious relapse. . Thomas Tisdale, who left a Canadian village on a fishing trip thirty-one years ago, and was supposed to have been drowned, reappeared a few days ago aud was recognized by his wife, who haa since been married twice. J. Frederick Harding, of Chicago, was fined Saturday 4100 for inducing people to ordcr » fnse portrait and then “sticking it to ’em” for the frame. 8 Colonel H. S. Benjamin, the pioneer in­ vestor and business partner of Captain N. D. Moore, the discoverer of. the Gogebic iron range and for several years a ixinunzn king, took ‘the poor man’s oath" bef re Court Commissioner Hugh Ryan at M'lwaukee Saturday to escape the jail limits under the execution against his body. The bodies of the nineteen American soiiors drowned iu the great .term at The annual shut down of glass factories to last for two mouths began Saturday. Thirty skeletons were found in an aban­ doned house at Chicago Saturday. They are probably the property of xnedl *1 students which had been buried U> bln? Rev. John Jayne, one of the meat brilL fant minhtere of the Camphellite denomi­ nation in Kentucky, haa altoadoned the ministry and will go on the stage. Chief Shaw, for thirty yeam head of the London fire Iwigade, has resigned. The Repuldimns carried Wawrly, DM. . ' '• ! ■ I That Your Hair may retain Ita youthful color, fullneac, and beauty, dreas It dally with Ayer’s Hair Vigor It cleanses the scalp, cures hum6rs, and atlmulatea a new growth of hair > Dr. J. C. Ayer & Co. Lowell, Mass. CHANCERY ORDER. ‘’cosni.q^'^0, K‘,,b Judlei*1 4o ..*^’!LPe,??lV^nClrea,LCoi|rt for the In this e»*c it M>|*earlnK that the .!rien.i™ Ax^yew J. Men has departs frtnnhls hSSSl of residence hi this state and thu hi. ptaee of resldetwe rsi.n.,1 1>r motion of Fred >1. Wadkich solIc^Tur Cdoiptaliiant I: h ordcreJ that tiw^dX^ *4* *-“.^?** ?• hten came hl* *|iprMr»tinrt<>M edteredtereln within fi*e month* (ram tii dX ofthis order, and In caiu- «( his appnrsnw Yhax he caute hu answer to th- rmnpumSf: bin of CJtnptaUit to be filed, atd n copy of to be :erved on said camidainant's JoHthar within twenty daw after .mice on Muio^ ropy of-aid Nil. and m.Ure «( this order w-i that Iu <1 -fault thereof, ►sld.blll |.v tato-n ai rf,. fessed by the sold uoti-midrt>t defced..i Andrew J. Dteii. Ante It I* further uniXj that within tweiitv dm* the mid ewnnten»M cause a notice «il Un* enter to hr [•ublfsbrd tbe.IiMpng* BAMMrn . newMMp-r trlctrt psbllshM and clrcmatlug In **j,i Ca’i’itx nf Barry, and that such puWc^Uoa re conttnJd there al tsaxl once in ••nrli v.e-k for six swtsta sueeeasion. orAliat cuiiiplalnMit cauw atom this order to be tiersofisllr rened on the atd defendant Andrew J. Idcn at least twenty day, r>efore the time above jinncri!>*-d for Hi* mpexnuiee Dated June 2nd A. D. llbt. Fkask A. Rmvkku. _ i _ 9 Circuit Judge. FHKD M. WAhl.KIGH, Battle Creek. Mjrb Oomptelnaiil-* eoltcftor. , (A true atte-t) Toomas 8. Bbick. Kexisler In cliaticery. . PROBAIK ORDER. Stair of Michigan. (tountv ut Ba. > ■ tee city of llaytingx. tn Mid county,on Sat»rday |the sixth day of June, in tee tear ona thousand eight hundred and ninctrone. Present, Charles W. .triustrur^. Jnure «l Probate­ In tee matter of the rs(ate of Arthur and Bertha li’-til. minor*. Jam** Bred, guardian of said minor*, harfsg heretofore, to Wit. on tee Jj:h day' u! March A. l> 1S*J. filed his annua' ;• »»uir. in said r4ia . and having since said time th dwveraiuiberasnnal account', (thelast arcupnt -rinxfli*iiuuihe .VMh day of April » x com* - •»'<! eum4 Ian Into court praying that al! v! - iHlc.tiul accounts may be branl^mfalli'Sr.i Thereupon it l» ordered, that I’ridav. the tenth da* of July, A. I’., i-.-t. at feu n’-.-iwk lu the forenoon, be a*,lt;t:re for !!>•■ iiiarinjol said petition, and that ted heirs at law ofiaid deceased Mid all other twrs.iiislnierr*«w1 in said estate, are required to appear >u a of Mid court t hen to I* holdeii at tl • Prolate Office, lit tee. city of Hastitlgs. in said county, and show cause,If any Uiery be. why tee vray<r of tee petitioner mav not he sratit-d. AuJ « ts further ordered. That saUl I’, tltumrr give no­ tice to the person* Intent ted in said r*t .of the pendency of ».*!d petition, and the !.. anog thereof by caualtu; a copy of this ontcr li» be published in IbeHsBHwa Bs5xc.lt. a h<a»papcr printed nnd drcuWM »u «x.d count*- of Barr*-. ou<e in each week for tb rre-u<vr»iw weeKs previous to said dM of h«.rtng t’lixiti A \V Ar*i»h: ix MORYGAGE SALE Default having been made In tin-. ■ ridK’.tns of a certain inortgiutv insult- by Ir.i r. Aldrich and Fannie C. AldtlF t.»H*nr..4 rannj dated. OriuDcr 2nd. A. D. At>;i4--«-f«W intheolBreOf the llrgbter <*f l1-'’.’. '■ •* f* tte Rev. Iwiae L. Nicholson has accepted the county of llarrv and .State <>f Mlchkui'. ’n d liter M«l>«pricortbrM»w»uk« Epl«..1«ddk- ZUli day of OetolHT. A;J , iHb'day"®? V; c **e’to which he wa» recently elected tc 15S*the . ou the ’HtU jtay of M»wh. March.”J- L i Samuel R. Wllltson him ! dv ’ . rtw.nlrd AMU “ucew<i Bishop Knight. I twi In the'Office of Itegttirrof Oroh ia ana ' * I for Btrry county. Midi, in IDi-r > of n:.«rt, THE MARKETS. cage* on page 117. And it was furt,i<’r • Iv agreed in said mortgage that »l!<»ul<l llxnj be any default In the payment <»f the iaterot upon the name, st anv tisj wlien the •- uicaoo, uune ». should be dur find payable and steal 1 ’•>*’*“* renufin unpaid and in amsp for the *£*£21 tnuKvu u iiuiuits; v» Ui’Kl — .VO. - July, sixtyMArstben the principal on -.t. ! i«uyta>i« opened WA<. closed September, opened sliouhrttc due at the option of tintb« Interest.duron the weon-l day Wjfcc. closed December. opened Wtfc. and her MB, to wit $U JO am! on tiit-MVWid flay « closed NM4c. Corn—No. S June, opened Mhjc, October two to wit $41 w not hatHie breu pidd closed July, opened SHfc, cloned »Mic: and the same lisvtug remained unpaid until September, opened toHc. closed Oats- this date under said opthu Mid niortgqn* no*No. S July, opened IBc. closed SJfc; Au- declares the whole of said m ‘rtgage .idgurt. opened 31c, closed WHc: September. payable. *»n which mortgage ther.- i« claimow MSI/. -I.__ | __ <. . to be due at the date ot this i .iltv seven hundred sixty »•»”« five cents, and an attorney s fre of t*« ntyflre rireed 49.JG; September, opened $10.10, eland dollars provided for lu said ‘"5 $lt)3L Lard-J nan, opened fAWH, clewed ran <. pro—in.t> u 1»« .■•’«»« tuted to recover the menrvs secured b.* »*’« or any part thereof. Live stock—Following were the prices at the mortgage Now. therefore, by virtue of th•!«»«* Union stock yards today: Hokh Market of sale coatalned In .-aid opened active am! Ann; ;>ackers and shippers1 the statute in such «»® ’X uth buying; price* 5G.1U- hfetwr. nalee ranged notice Is hereby given ibutooMturdsy.tbc Itm at $r.auo.i «o phn, light, $4J«e day of July. A. D.. Wt. aI tr-i *.<*>£» 4A0 rough packing. $4JS&LCD mixed, and the forenoon. I cball sell bidder, st the north from door Mr tn$4A5<t.<AJ heavj- pack tn* and shipping lota. । highest Harry County Court House I n the < ity of Ha* Cattle—Market moderately active on local1 teasrtht being the ptaee wberr the lircui* and shipping account, and prices with­ ftSrt for Barry Countyh. holden ■ ‘ out material change; quotations ranged described In said mortgage, or m> nu.b ttew« at $A7ir&&35 choice to fancy uhipphu;: as may be necessary to pay U-.e nni«:W dw* ftrera, SAOO&iou g<x«J u, choice do. $4AKr,»i said mortgage, with-seven per riM. InWrw. f{'or 4JW common to fair do, $iau&4.15 butchers'■ and all legal eosta. togeiber **ltl> (re of twenty-five dollars •1^!'4 J* ftao®-w «ockeix $2.73<H.« Texans, the premises being $-MW14.3J feeders. $l.tefc4.0l) cows, $L50fc3JQ!1 thereto, mortgage as all that certain piece'>ri«w re bulls, and XfiUJpi.O) vml calves. tend Known nnd described '^auujartw Sheep -Market rather active; feeling ratherf The north haW (Hi of the *wi,h*e7,.|,zSX steady and prices unchiuige; quotationsi of section number two (2) . rang nine west Ip Barry ,hJ Mn>e containing eighty ueres of laud be t ssssjsr* *“*« - rr«h. lomuiHt 10.-10.^72 per dux. Li*•« poultry —Old ©blcknas. HEtluuZ Assignee of Smith * Coixiwova. Attorneys for A> x Dated this April 10th. WM. ____ _ rm>B4T« oanili Birbufa. fijaauo; «La> New Orl». K w brl. dnv the l«lh dav of June. lM forkNsw Yosa, June S». ber, Aa^^do Septem­ December. »7Mc. Corn-No. J mixed U inbor, C6?6c. Data-No. 3 uibcedraaU.KUcido ■^UMU*U s**'RyeNeglected --Aricy—Neglected. Park—Dullnew. July,»»; September, JflA*. «.*>•« —* 1 Hwn^hT^era.tmlnl»tr*lr!» ®rf having this day fi'ed with «»“ 1 ‘„1(» piav account as siicb. praying th- J r ' d t>e heard and allowed and *l>« ,,EM bom said trust. . ,1..,T1„<,i.v ibe t«k T»^u.»n it '• Lferti » day of July. A. D. u«t. f, .)e#nng of jff furemipti. •“.fKfKhJjrtat law Id o'4 told petition, and that thy bein at m deeewwdand all »*»'*• said estate, are required to >PJ*xrr probsW of said court, then t® ** }]','' 'ri,unty. an,J Office in me city w i ? the |"w'er •bow cause, if any ihvre be. *'0 iAD() lt j* ««;• wiihoaH"1 �Peculiar " r to combination ^.portion, and IV“ of InenxilrtiW. Hood’. Barrapopr(urat1« ® • curatlve value of the best nIUpo*'''*,dies of the known remcS kingdom. ' il -ir nKlhi nd economy. Hood’s I*’] ‘ .p • >ly mwlicino o<wMeU can 7- (Mie Hundred !>■*<•• OoeDok ,ni! la it* wmhdnalinertte, Hood’s 1,r* Hl’ I vtint.lbia-s CbTes .hitherto unSar5ai‘ _ ’ ~ . S 11 a and,ia* DELUGED THE LAND N" niece <rf‘ Havoc Wrought hy the Flood of Rainii Iowa. Strict Construction of the Con s • tract Labor Law. WORK OF THE BTORM AT OHEEOKE& PHIrtAms , *'»rk. Chicago. ""O' J«“” a-WMI. John Wait and five other boys wore wading yeolerJr““ •“■“-"•^•braw Rpbl* U "l’p“,rel1 ““l'r Uwwiutr. Sarsaparillalt,.it Bmh ^t't labor". M«> tirowool. ' > sn ail"! Wood ppriflcrevvr Both bodlutjroro recovwwl. t** '.’ , ■ i-ecutlar l» Us “wood uomo ’■ \--ihcre i- nx;re of Howl’s SaisaTHE DEMOCRATS OF IOWA. Sioi'x City, la., June 20.—The stofm of ■ I in Lowell Uian of all oilier ' rs I’re-utlar la Us phenomenal Tuesday converted the Sioux valley into a Onremoc Bolra K...,ml..trf 0, A.«lm»*'■» l• - “dWabroal1 great lake. The valley is one of the most __ •u’»«—l’latrorm Point*. reparation fertile sections of this part of the country, Ottvmwa, la., Juno 2r..-The Demo­ ‘'■ ' ,(i so raphl'y nor held so and ia thickly settled, numerous town be­ erotic state convention met hero yester­ w'.r i /.t i il.i’ confldenco of nil classes ing scattered throughout ita length. Tho day with over l,.w Democrats on hand, ' ]• njiar in tho bmln-worti which damage done will run into hundreds of un,H,uded enthusiasm. Walter *' I'c-' !:-s‘h'.h-I’s Simmparillx «omthousands of dollars. Aside from the low H, Butler was temporary chairman; and - ihf' k wi-.-dfc which modern ' t । g in medical Kustalhed through the sweeping away of in his speech he said: ”We meet toriav. developed, houses, burns and cattle, there will be not us in years gone by, simply to plan for ' . i 5. .r< practical experience In heavy losaee to farmers by the total de­ the perpetuity of our organization, but ’’ ' , t in-.. Be sine to got only struction of grant fields of wheat and rolSBr,.,“.lh*7UUn“* °f nchk'‘,ment, to corn. Although the flood came rather O-lebrute the day of success and name the suddenly the people in the valley were not walers who shall march at the head of our .. , ..... , .. ffkitixforfS. Prepared only taken by surprise, as riders were immedi­ eyer-incroaring columns at our certain November triumph." [Applause.] He ately dispatched to carry the warning. vouiDiantion. । eulogized Governor Boles and declared 100 Doses One Dollar Had tho flood occurred in tbe night there 1 . t*IB McKinley tall must go. Coinwould doublleiw have been great loos of J*”11®”*Wer® then ajipolnted and recess life. The overflowing of the banks of the taken to 3 p. in. Little Sioux aud Floyd rivers was the ‘ Upon rcaaaembling Hon. W. H. M .pi primary cause of the fh»od. This wo* supplemeuted by a cloudburst at Ixam\rs, la. Aey. of Council Bluffs, was made perinnThe combination was an irresistible one, • «eut chairman, and he made a speech in and it was not long before people in the I «une key as the temporary chairman, valley were fleeing to places of safety, in , Nominations bring declared in order there many instances driving their cattle liefore ■ w,w but one name for governor—Boies— them. The tidnl wave did not reach Sioux j *UI* I***1 nomination was made with a City until yestenlay morning. It did not *»hout that nearly lifted the root. The cotne with : rush, but gradually over- 1 ticket was completed as follows: Lieuflowcd.the banks of Floyd river and ex- i tenant, governor. I. L. Bestow: judge mi­ ...... . preme court. I* G. Kinne; superintendent tended over to Leeds, a manufacturing suburb. Several big factories were sub­ of schools, J. 11. Knoepfler; railroad com­ merged, aud the little town is now under missioner, Peter A. Dey. . •!.- and n U'«v* *1! tronbles tad- PeCUliaF] TO ItSell Hood’s Sarsaparilla CARTERS JOL. NETTLETON’B LATEST DECIBI01I MuAf.ti Mmtoa Talks a UlUo Politics—Tbs well satisfied Ib&t ingtnn. Washington, June ao.-Awistant Sec­ retary Nettleton has decided that the two Japanese men imported by Mr. Woolf, ot Chicago, must be returned to Japan. The facts show that Mr. Woolf imported from Japan two vehicles known there as jinrikshas and two Japanese men to propel them by hand, his intention being to place them in the public parks of Chicago for the purpose .of hauling children free of charge. He agreed to give the men $20 each i>er month for a period of six months. Mr. Woolf is in the clothing business and Special Agent Stitch intimates "that it might be an artless way Mr. Woolf luul of benefiting his businesM. Crnunda of the IlocUIon. Assistant Secretary Nettleton in reach­ ing his decision says the enterprise as far uv known is a new one in this country, but enn hardly be called a new industry; nor would it secmi ugly be necessary to import Skilled labor" to propel jinriksbaa. Mr. Wixilf is therefore held to have violated the alien contract labor law, but as he has declared that he hail upauch intention, AsMstant Secretary Nettleton say* If the men are sent laick to Japan Mr. Woolf will not be prosecuted. CURE PICNIC IN THE WHITE Santa Claus Soap Isiiie LAUNDfwSoAPii)H)e v/orld. Best a.nd cleaning*" and I use it in oJl my All g ■fjAOt ONLY^ N.KFaIRBANK&Co. Chicago for Infanta and Children. Oollc. Constipation. Wl£S°isjariout medicatoat. SICK £Kf/?r WATERPROOF COLLAR HEAD ACHE Malvina cream it»»lnuM,*Mible,o ,carn,heir aa’ne’’i Michigan Central ; , Threat* und Demand*. Tbe koiRbu. Io a fonoer. Secretary Foster, made the threat that 'tl,,., n o.’l.l u»e the power of their mt"1' Mi lon to defeat tbe election of McKinley K Zrrrnor thU U>. If their draawl. for Oblo. -,.-t»Aiu>. a in.’k.tn. ]• m p.m I •-!> Ita’nsiK...................... ! MB! 3 45'u.»! dual 2J ,, II COLIJNS. Mjeal Agent, 1!saltan. ’ ■ W. kl-ti.ii.ir. 11 P Jts T A t!hl>«u.-m. H W mJ Eases Pain Instantly. Strengthens Weak Parts. ®Ji»i<ASTEn FunUhl utdb.r <l»ugbt.r wrimulj in jured. ■ DROWNED IN THE OHIO. A rira»ure Itarly of Three M Two Mew. Cl>aM«l.JuncM-Fi'' well-known rwtu«u'» „ll.kn««n -Bl-?* —------ - . PgOKU. nU.JuM Iffi-Sonu «<«»•«”I Rural Frl.br nwl'Td • ”«l“' I ■. .12 Ht.n.-s giving him warning that *°d u?kllEl “uuj.r rourolng bl.! , ■ l>' „ round on Id. I«ru>. »ng. -ra -n-n-r ■£•££ , of the wonuntln women in U>® nUh. tb« party "*• pm,.,!, en Um ,bt»vb«^ Th. ™p.y rj-l. •““* £r.b£.Xi *<■' .J! tb.y looml.^ . . : 1 frUbr “•"‘“jtbnl h.dlw 1 lliroro.h,m?rr«^^“_ riS , .r- _T'w . rommercinl ,rw/.. _ _glinted in Aug. 1 ttn-1 * Hl . a^m>l.HMK>laFVP "OP PLAST1R Co.. Jluriai^ik'WeKM. ROceRS KEEP IT. CASTORIA HOUSE. Much nt Hume. Washington, June30.—Yesterday morn­ The platform adopted has the following ing a scraggy, unkempt old yeoman with (Tn t he Ononawii branch of the Illinois features: ‘Dcninnds the repeal of the prohi­ Central railroad, which follows Little bition law, and fnvurs license: favors the u patriarchal beard; iu which the rich, Sioux valley. the track is washed out in election of ’,'nited’ Suites senator by the bracing western zephyrs still lingered, and tunny place*, and- several of --------track - people; demands free coinage of silver; boots which tare a complexion of ochre, -------— mile* — ----_ Next* to Ceu- ‘ denounce* t‘ e McKinley bill, its motives, entered the East room of the White House, are under water. J* * the ‘ Illinois ~ v-; Cartels Littlo Liver Pfile are tral'thu Omaha seem* to have been first to i nnd its theory; dettotuievs the last congress leading bls wife und three daughters. A ' :v. .CeiuiUpaUon.cnrtrig and pre­ t^conipl*lat.*titk>u»yBiso suffer. Its tracks are washed out al Ia-- j for extravagance; recommends a liberal few minutes afterwartl-the mother and .. • t^coni ’-Uiat.wtiilotbsyaloe ... ... .—.w'—w ■HmulaCAtliA I nuirs and as far north ns Sheldon. The ■ appropriation for tbe World's fair, lu the daughters had arranged a nice little do­ L!-.iie»t.;nAhstlniuUiom® wl jwels. Etuuliuxcyomj Chicago nnd Northwestern reports heavy ' mnlters of pensions, trusts, eta, it is sim- mestic circle with chairs und the old coun­ ; fliMsls all along its Engle Grove line, nnd . Hur to other jilntforms. tryman luul spread hiiusclf out upon tho _________ richly upholstered sofa. I numerous wanhonta in the vicinity of ; * * ! Sutherland and Paulina station. TheDli-' THE FREAK OF TWO GIRLS. I Prepared to Kat Their LuncL. rat will «iu ihiiiw a train 1< ... . I Callers nt the house passed the party • tru! ibealtncatprioelraitofbosswb# ।. noiH nois vent Central not la* Hiuv able iu to gri get n out oof here until until Saturday Saturday night. night. The The ! T,“‘> <’u,nb * Hrrwrry chimin-) ass Feet j w|t|j M1j,pri.bH^i laughter or elevated • . .M’c^i’t^ubutfOTttk out f here i-igh at Mil wanker. I nasal organs and the doorkeepers were . . f ' -■■.''"ii nnd ttowhSSpEbiwSS. Wbther *>ther roods roads may begin running trains to-j to- • | MILWAUKEE. Wta, June 29.-—Two I cudgeling their brains «*m to the be*t . w tr^Ust they will not bs wH- ‘ ‘ ‘ uSjmitSim. But after allsick haad < | young women, Huhta De Calira . and | means of removing them, when they were THE HAVOC AT CHEROKEE. I Anna Schroeder, between 7 and b o'clock . tawildered by hearing tbe old gentleman I tratunl.) rvraimt t-limb-l t.. th. u,»or JlrrotoMotUmglrl. to .pro th. lunch» ..h..t A..R-KU | lhr , t<11. bu.k« rnttl .preml .lli.m-r on • !■*>»«. ■ • which he had laid upon the floor, ibis mi^T lives th*t hare is wbara . ' Ak-‘-Later rersirts to,t I,u----Dding lu the city, and their - ve straw on Blraw <in thc doorkeepers ’ Jltbetar -------------------------- waved -------- I was thewdwisi the doorkeepers ’ W.\THRUX), t Ia.. June 2»L — Later reports •: great biatt. OurjilUacoroitwhUB ! iumdkerchiefs to a crowd below, who had I pmiunmee. One of them .spoke to the । rc. from Cherokee indicate that the storm watched them perform their dangerous rurul visitors. ilhnmksadoes, i Tuesday was worse than first rejiorUsL / i : - or l*o pill* maha* dose. 1 and remarkable feat. The chimney i- ±jr. > Think, lien ita* Grown Too lMfc. W .:»blo sod do aot gnpo or ' a courier ha* arrived at Aurelia from feet high, and the entire a^vnl was j Wt, W(,u t hurt your floor," said ■ SB Cherokee, giving the ion-that 11J0 made cucnistr, KI'U'N '“v informal luiwuumivi. Iiiniir Oil ituurti uu on ladders on ithe outside of the the well-meaning old lady, and being ns­ Iut.iMS'.cents; tireforaL ooia __ _ . I houses at Cherokee have been washed chimney, there being , lh?~- bel23 a snmll landing #urwI thM u WiW H flagrant violation of tj the ladders are : lhl, nik^ tlK. ohl man broke out: “Well, if CaWTEg MEDICINE CO.. New York; aWHV Hot no further loss uf life is re- every thirty fret, so that tl SMiLLPjll. SMALL DOSE. SMALL PRICE ported there beyond the four |»erson« j in an almost perpendicular posiilun. To ; Jl(.n fj-irrison has grown so big since he ’hose drownlmrwaa reported Wedne- a*1*' b’ ‘he. ,lnu»?r ”f th<?. “ i came to the White House that he won’t ,— ------------------- ---------------- whose drowning was reported Wfcdnes-i . whose drowning p< strong wind was blowing at thc-time, but nu1(w a Hoosier toeven ent on bis floor, i the young women—neither of whom was wh}.t lhvni done with him, and you or how the unfortunates met their daMh. • ' over 30 years of age-never once last their Iu.|y u.|j him so." Everything ta in the wildest confusion. , ervr. The descent was made Ln the same । ‘ Trvlug to Seo the Frosident. The same is true ut Correctionville nnd no ! manner, I The old gentleman added to one who t ..r IL-Htnirrins the i druiriexlon. word by telegraph can be received from | , questioned him: “My name is William ARMY OF THE TENNESSEE. Shultz, and 1 live near Kccksville, Daviess them until communication is n-w»tab- | . county, Ind. 1 voted for Den Harrison —-----------1 and my father votwl for old Tippecanoe. CHICAGO, June dll.—At a meeting of the Wo’ve'been tryin’ for three days to see the Prof. 1. HUBERT. TOLEDO. OHIO. ia now now known know n though Six six pcrsnnsmrt persons met I It la of ■ -- off the >1...Army k ..t the V b..TenT.,n.' president, but I.til they tlu-v told told us 111 he 11U wasn W.'LMll’’tl in. ill. , their death in the country around Nyroe{ j iKht > lwen vWtjQ. U| Xorth Cftr<llinn ^.i ’ >p*de *tor more than •tionville, -.„i and tl.M the nnnitar number is h retMirted reported in in-­ _ ._ . . .. came through Washington on purpose to to hold the rvuiliou reunion m of mv the nwaxra. society Uli. here ...1 on IO UOIO lUV • I , I Of loien-fhtti <1 Oi^ one | to eight. HoOMN, barm., aud out­ Wednesday mid Thursday. Ort. 7thi and (•*tbc l'«»idcnt. > M in-li'^T'i’*1 i<<«» tiisde i houses were reported floating in the Little j Wednesday ana Miursday, uit. «»u aud Hth. General Grant’s statue, which ar ; HARRISON AND GRESHAM. x.raii II Md gjoux pm*t Cherokee all day. No one | rived here yesterday, will be unveiled at । ;itan,“'S!27<?SSl- know, whore tl.wy ootn. from but .re IJncoln park on the second day ot the ' %vbat Uoeernor Morton’s Non Thinks «»f a ill..-.- n of mortiuna, I presumed to he from Sutherland. No reunion.! The annual oration will be.de-1 Their Compsrsthr Htreng»h. . • e said Sarah H. Austin I J(Mg fe reported from the up coun- lirvred byGeneral Hickenlooper at J ho | WasHINUTON, June 80.—Oliver T. Mor■ 'i.’j'rk„.l”r^n?"”r„ I trr. AurelU -report, from two to lour Auditorium ou the evening of Ort. 7th. . tou f Indianapolis, son of thy late SenaA'lau-a I!»< in liber S7 : feet of water in the streets there wines­ Invitations to attend and r'*"Po,1‘* lo ! fcr’oiiyer P. Morton, is among the latest . .md n> tbe -laid Daniel I cellars are flooded and thou- ) MtJ* banquet will be sent to IJrwii-hen> prominent among :'i.Vm'.'tWr.Su ! -nd. o< ttoltan worth ot moreb.ndi-.nna . i*»i, in liber 3C uf household goods are destroyed. Atbtorm . nnd by the said K. 11. ’ the merchants were unable to get tenon; ex-Governor Gordon, of Georgia; clone friend of Judge Graham, Mr. Murrki.rt-1 Audr.is, by an bM- [ luto thtfir Mtorw on account of the water. : ■ i M.sv im. 1KO. atul recorded In All passenger and freight traffic west of General Vilas, of Wisconsin, and many of ton was asked yesterday about the auti the must distinguished men In all parts of , Harrisou and pro-Graham movement in .T'.-fli- Mrylltb, 1MU, In litter W the country. 1 the state to that that b is now now being being talked talked about. : • ou psg* li*l. for which detaull Aurelia lias been abandoned. irz .n-i Andrus by virtu- nf the right * ■ -— ii ___ i.i- utinwmim.xn his He said: “Harrison is no no stroniier stronger than than'his Fifteen Hundred Homeless. , I", -aid mi>:tgsse. U.v» tupde wild bentparty. It Is too tar from file election to THE 'VARSITY BOAT RACE. The wagon bridge over the Sioux south Lu!»<»l»t i-ritiei *:d tnm uf said Judge what the character of the delegation of Cherokee went out about 10 o’clock will be. It Is still a matter of doubt yet to Tm-sday night. This was followed by all of - it ih*-dde of till* notice be settlwl." ’ • •i.xdollars ni.«l ien ernis, the houses on the flat in that part of the Skw LOUDON. Conn.. June W.—Tbe No Man Ita* the State Yet. law b.xrtng been town, numtaring over one hundred. The “You say that Harrison is no stronger •r MUioiHl secured by number of ixople driven from their homes 'rurally boat race, eight one,, four mile,, waa roe -1 yealerday and «» a aurprimt Hum his party in Indiana. Do yod think ii) pail tlirrrwf. iv srreby givro that on Mst was tat ween 1.300 and l.»». The rivercon ■o-pir.n * r IWI si irii o'cln -k tinued to rise until 3 o’clock, at that time U, th.— who had watcl.e.1 the twocrewa Gresham 1*1" Mr Morton hesitated about replying to bring ten feet higher than was ever known. at their practice. The race waa eonraalrd Every bridge across the Slops river, both to Yale by all Rood 1U,1K” and when tbe this, but finally said: “To be frank, I llory nnd Male of Michigan. think he is. Judge Gresham has lost none —u.g the bull dug in whl«-h the wagon and railroad, i« gone lx-tween here Harrard lioya came in eleven length­ ■ -i .Hiuty <«1 lurry I’ held, al and Ottawa, and probably every bridge in in front there waa a lot of moorner. who of hw strength iu tbe slate, and, perhaps, hns gained considerable. 1 do not know > tin- higliifit rudder, the preml- Cherokee county, on tbe Sioux rivpr. ha.1 heeo glrlog odd. again.! her. The that Judge Gresham is thinking about the w -;il. mortgage or so much » .Umsted at •»OO.0®0. atari wan made at IMO a m Harvard presidency. He h- -aid nothing to me t- ncrcMmry to satbfy the Wetlncsday night most of the distressed । took tbe lead from the atari, and kepkil lo ■ ild mortgage asaboveset forth. about it. As to the general situation, he v M and provided for people found! shelter »« ' tbe end, gradually increaalog it, WhUe 'l™ added, “I think it may be set down wccr•irrmlra remises bring nrinis situate miu>w , of ot the tne Republic reepuiwiv and Odd Fellows balvs,• Yale crew aeemod to get rattled and low tain that uo man yet has the state. There ------ of -------------I! and. Rrrangcment* were were made made wherenj whwebj henrt eounn Btrrv aud There were six lengths between may or may not lx/ opposition to Mr. .>■ aim ■•escribed as hdlows: i . itfh| be cared for until some action thehmuaattbe mile and ten <"«>■*** J uf I its uundH-ii'd ten hundred tuej raKbt nugnt ot «»re _the town Harrisou later on.” .. id.rd ihtrtj nine and ten j U taken. Yertrrtiay morning tbe wwn 31, mile*. 11 !• admitted that the race THE KNIGHTS AND MEREDITH. to* riu. (onnerlv village, .of nr.Mu.nted a very sorrowful appearance. «L woo on tbe moriu ol th, errwit Tbe •:ov-x m th.,- recurd.dnlal thereof. ■ E.. bouses that remain on the flat were .. Miv’h. Jmw a. ran. „„d Pro*. h.v»P time was 21 :M Powderly Going Io Washington With Makg Aurr anurch. Two of McKinley’* Friend*. j reaily begun to clean up the rnbUsh. Fbe A NORWEGIAN RUNS .‘MUCK. A "Irate ■>! the Mortgage. WA8H1NUTON, June SO.1—The fight of I destruction of property alone in Cberokw theallKnights of Labor against Captain in about gSJO.inO- Hesides almost of the stock pastured along the Sioux were Meredith, chief of the bureau of engrav­ IT z-w carried away ’’7 the ,,t,od’ oaly °> B,b,' ', KRTHBIBT, Mich.. Jun, 30 -ln Berg- ing and printing, has aMumed in| Miron StutdW ”lg“ J“hn UU‘”“' enunl ln«re« 1" lhc -”d ",b” I I n Norwegian, got angry because some one !t Um l«-u Uken op l’> lb« oxreutlv, __ „ _________ , I SXiEtlrutA Grabbing.hug. Ilir .tiunom faltl RouU." Blown tv ,Al-ora. ot that ordw.. loton»tl«i A„TtX. Minn.. Jun._____________________ | Lit. b. ,UM»d J<*» “"T £ rtwhra b-r, y«ocrd*y tfcl Pojrdetb. rifle storm in this section ednosdny , uinking a wound eleven inches Derlloniol llayea ■'“* >'ft night a cyclone swept over the eastern Dear|y to the btart. He then to ri.it WMhlngioo In roon-Mloo with tb, mntur. Ac.IOI»uirl»« *•“ «"> pinion ol lbl. “untr. unxkjug -.”^' j„hn s^.r h> 2 14! S3»i i.KilOAO [Uu>W J. Rp«n. "•■orrtMy of •-«!, of Obltb ■ nnd D K. \Vnt*m. attorney Kenoral ot K& Prnt 1 HUBERT'S Bn _ ./.'-IM rtamvaama . I the rtlnMaUmenl of “rt*1” Ubor .llwtharRWl from the barton nd™­ ^p*«rIr1.'^b,«3 l„ rk- that tbe principal office™ oMho KnighU at l*lx>r ere now oo their wjr bere «mwp«lel by two of Mr. McKln- - ley’s close friends. . Snusorai-D, June ST.-Tbe forU>™^in, crop bKltetlnu! <b« .ut. d'l*H”“‘ J1 cgrlculjara will tffio" tba oo Jut" “ uXro crop in <» the “» northern an imou £ Lbe ^rn crop u* the state was so per ......... — ~ , lb. rootral ro"""'“ F" ™“ d win them port ><>n M net rent or CUFF THAT CAN BE RELIED OS IVot to SyplAt! BE UP THE MARK BEARS THIS MARK. TRADE ELLuloID mark. CAN BE WIPED CLEAN IN A MOMENT. ERIHO. NEEDS NO LAUNDERING. THE ONLY LINEN-LINED WATERPROOF YOU WISH Anything WRITE TO No. io Spruce Street, NEW YORK. CHANCERY SALE. . . . In pnraance of and by virtue of an order ana d-rr *e of the rln-tilt ewrt for the Mwrat) of turrv. tn chancery, tn the State of niMteaixl da’e<l<»«. ttaawh day of February A. D. Utnl. lu a eertalu cause therein penfl’ug wnerata George W. Button >s complainant aa^ Hnx »>•“». Man Bounds and Usury S, Kouaoa MN<HW,lb«Bn«rrhv given that I shall sell at public aurtioti to the htatast bidder, on Satur­ day 11m eleventh day of July A- l>. TiE'l.at tea o'clock In tb»-forenoon. at the north treat door of Um Court bou<e In the City of Hastings County of Hain and Stair of Michigan. s*hl Court house bring the place for bolding the circuit courtfcr Mid County of Harry the fnbowtaK desentad property; io sit. Tim t>orh eaid quarter ot Ita north east quarter «>f section twenty on**, ta town lb rec i.ofth. ranae tea west lu Barry •Wi'S&'W-.Mri.,*’--*'Tte raterts ot this Great C<w?h Core b ALoszii t-KanASiuJC__ ( Ireutt Court Cornmbujtoojr. All draegbx. »re .alliotiled to rell U on a po*harry* County. Mich. 1TH &COLC1WOVK. ilitre tntM»ntte. • t« that no other core c»n we. Solicitor, for CumptataMit. cadSC suarl. That it may become known, Children Cry for Pitcher’s Castoria SHILOH S CONSUMPTION CURE. the Proprietors nt en enrwfno™ expenw. «re SLins a Sample Bottle Free rnto erery bene & the United Sate, and Cumd.-, ,U G1LLASP1E, �astings Banner, AMite*. Thiirad.r. Jolys. iw»>- HOI HASTINGS, MICH.. POSTOFFICK, XPOCBT 14. 187P. EDITORIAL NOTES. True to their tactics of making grist of every thing that can be dragged Into the free trade, hopper, tlic workers for that policy are-bow pointing to the phenomenal growth of cities and villages disclosed by tbe late census as proof of their allegation that one section of the coantry is neces­ sarily built up the expense of another. Aud because under the regts of a dlscrim Inatlng tariff we have been able to found and maintain innumerable centers of Indus­ try in this country instead of Supporting those established abroad, protection Is . pointed at as an evil to be denounced •- Brbc.rcver a “reformer” can find hearers. ■ and voted out of existence in accordance 1 with the desire of traders whose palais Iteh after profits to be realized from the >• works have been tbe moat strenuous oppo­ nent# of the increased duty on tin plates. And the English rely. In part, on tbe exer­ tions of such American investors for the repeal of the duty. They thought that the combination between the tin-plate mill owners of both countries aud the immense foreign manufacturing and Importing in­ terests would prevent at least the tin-plate clause ot the McKinley bill from passing, but they were mistaken, and they are mis taken In respect to its repeal. The profits will drop again to pence; they will un­ doubtedly disappear, for these mills wilF have tf/aell better goods at a lower price, raising the wages paid to their operatives al tbe same time. Every once in a while some free trade ass gets up on hls hind legs and brays like this: Tbe Leader has frequent rejoicings over the fact that sugar will be cheaper after April 1, because tbe tariff on It has been taken off. As that paper has always con­ tended that the tariff ia not a tax, no dia­ gram of Its self-inflicted joke seems ueces- Immediately after the; exerciso tbe graduates and alumni of tbe school, to­ gether with a few invited friend*, repaired to tbe elegant home of Senator nnd Mra. P. T. C’olgrove. where the alumni banquet was held on tbe apaclous lawn. The re­ freshments were excellent and reflect great credit upon the ladies connected with the Episcopal church who prepared them. After the banquet the following toasts were responded to. Miss Flo. Beadle act­ ing as toast-mistress in her usnal happy style:— Welcome to the Class of ’Ot, Miss Gertie Bentley. Response. Duane-Batter. Our married mcmlters, Frank Nagler. Teachers Prospects, Mias Hallock. Our Honorary Members. Prof. Sterling. The Absent Members, Miss Sable Beadle. Our School Board, Clement Smith. The Ladies, M. L Coot Tbe Gentlemen. Mis* Beite Throop. To-night’s Banquet, Sherley Smith. Our Host and Hoatess, M4as Edith Bab­ cock. The toasts were of the eomlcal order and some were very pithy. The choir sang three beautiful songs. At the close of these exercteas all met In the parlors of the bouse and elected officers for the ensuing year as follows: . President, Sherley Smith. Vice President Miss Bertha Bentley. 2nd Vice President. W. R. Cook. Secretary, Miss Sadie Beadle. Treasurer, Clarence Barber. THE 'MARKETS- MIXER’S CAS.S. BLOOD GRADUATING EXERCISES. THE GREATEST tings High Schoul Friday. CANCER & SCROFULA Alnmtil Reunion nnd Banquet In the The one event In tbe life AL the Utah school scholar, looked forward to with more fear and still with more pleasure than any other event. Is the day of gratiuatlon. The fear induced by looking at a perfect “sea of upturned faces” is often apt to bring on a severe case of stage dertaken to bring public sentiment in line fright, and mankind be thus deprived of listening to orations and essays that may therewith, the inevitable decadence ot our’ bring immortality to the writers of. them. Mttorud prosperity will fall upon no inter­■ The real pleasure comes after the mind has est more disastrously than that of the, been eased by the delivery, and the gnulufarmer. He will then be forced to sec, "it.’ ate sits down midst the plaudits nf the nssembled multitude, ami the ushers fairly be cannot now seo, that our phenomenalI drown him or her with presents and floral ' ‘ 4 urban growth is an adjunct of nationalI offerings. , Friday was tbe 15th annual commenceprosperity, without which his own calling ‘ inent of the Hastings High school, nnd the would present no hope for bettering the’ day could not have been better hwi it been rendition of himself aud those (or whom1 made to order by the senior _orass. The exercises commenced one o’clock and were held In the court yard, where the । Juniors had erected a large platform and ■ trimmed it beautifully with flowers and Oa the 2d lost a tin-plate plant was sold evergreens. We would like to give an at auction In Swansea. Wales. The works account of each oration nnd essay, but an stood on leased groupd and were sold sub­ individual mention would take too much time and space. Tbe unanimous opinion, ject to the “acquiescence” of one of the however, was that the exercises tills year owners of the premises, and “the pur­ were fully up to those ot any previous chaser could not come Into possession till year. And one thing that the graduating the 1st of August a month after the Mc­ class apparently took Into consideration was commended on all sides, and that was Kinley tariff on tin plates comes Into opera­ the making of tbe orations and essays as tion. In hls opening remarks the auc- brief as possible to conform to the patience of the audience, as there Is no disputing The works were well fitted with all the fact that standing or sitting and listen­ ing to twenty-two productions besides of 1650 boxes a week, it was not for him other parts of the program in one after­ to give ho representative a company us noon becomes rather tiresome. But all of ■was present an estimate of what the profits the program was listened to with marked were, but be understood that at some attention, and several parts were worthy works it was as much as 5s a box. If they of special mention. A# we said before, wc only took a profit ofs 2 a box they would wonld like to make an individual mention find an annual profit of 8.580 pounds, and of each, but we must refrain from lack ot time and space. Suffice It to say the pro­ at 4s. It wonld be 17.160 pounds. gram was Interesting throughout and the The Iron and Steel Trades’ Journaj class of ’Pl have reason to be proud. The ■ttkes thia curious-comment on the above following is tbe program: Music—Glee club. Invocation. Time was, and, perhaps, will l* again. Salutatory. Lydia Dillbahncr. When profits on boxes of tin plates were Abraham Lincoln, Charles Duane Bauer. calculated in pennies, not shillings, Mottoes, Lulu Clare Tceple. and we do Mt suppose that any All Nature in Harmony. Kadle Leins. •t tbe buyers present were misled as to War No More. Harry A. Bowker. Class Motto, Fanny Seaver. Music Solo—Miss Minnie Evans. -------but tbe competition for tbe Woman of the 20th Century. Edith L. shows that there are plenty of Barnum. Life’s Purpose. Ora A. McClintock. ie tiieir Interest In the Industry. The History of Hastings, Minnie E. Calkins. Mentatires of several large manufacThe Modern High School Boy, E. Ger­ « awe amongst the bidden for the x, i®e of them representing Nr. trude Lake. Stepping Stones to Higher Things, F. ips. of Abertillery. who has already Belle Lampman. than SO mills ruuaing. Class Oration—Africa’s Future. Wm. Guy Bauer. Music. ; uilllfi returned by the Journal as the binow Bound. Maud E. Stebbins. Tbe American Girl as She Is. Minnie A. ob March 7, 20 new ones having been Wardell. d within a short time. Of this total Class Poem—Hastings High School Alumni, Edna Brown. Immigration. Chauncy R. Bishop. Mtimate of profits—viz., Soliloquy of the School Room dock, Grace Mae Hobbs. Class History. Wllda Belle Bl1ven. DECLARED OFF Now is your time to buy your supply of And street cars will run as usual, starting from the main part of tho city and running up Mich. Ake. directly to and al way stopping at the 971814 The Leader, like every other protection­ sate of foreign goods to American consutn- ists, has uniformly maintained that the tariff on sugar or any other article we do In this contention the free trade attor­ not adequately produce, Isa tax; as much Hastings. neys seek to steal the livery of protection a tax as the Internal revenue tax on tobac­ weoi-ao©»c. ' in which to parade tiieir alien, bantling of co. A protective tariff—that Is to say. a ▲pples—tirtad.— Butter—‘Xi! 1. tariff reform. Even- hive of Industry tariff which creates and maintains the pro­ Clover SMU S3 fiOffLQO. that raises Its pillar of bloud by day and duction of any article In this country in Beans—S1.GO per bu. Cora—C3€t c. fire by night stands a monument to the amount approximating the domestic de­ Beet—l>njsscd Sfi-OOfitfiJO calves. »I OO.ft4.3O Kan-13 415c. wledum of those tariff measures Inaugura­ mand—is not a tax in any true sense as Hides—Beet,4UC; calf, 5c. we have a thousand times explained. Tbe ted by tbe founders of the republic, and Lard—Sc. a Lime—BeillDyatooc per bbl; waterlime.tiJO without which we would even yet be buying tariff on sugar was not a protective tariff. per bbl. Oats—U* perbu. material and machinery from Europe, and It was a tariff for revenue only, and that Potatoes—90c. per bu. paying for them In such farm products as is why the free traders Instated upon pre­ Fork-X 00AS4.5O. Ftaster-NelUng at per ton. foreigners preferred to accept at their own serving It. A tariff for revenue only is Salt—Selling at Si tier bbl. admitedly a tax. Everybody agrees to Timothy Sced-Sclllniratai.TS per hu. prices. It was the avowed object of Pro­ Wbeat-No.!. while? .Stared. S .33. tection to extend ^manufactures lu the that. A protective tariff is not a tax. Elour-$3 00 per hundred. Bye-T*,. United States—not only to make certain The man who cannot see any difference the desired relief from dependance upon between the two tilings is just what we Beans—$2.ro t>cr bu. foe city picked. outside nations for the necessaries of life, have characterized him lu the opening sen­ Butter— laftl.V. creamcnr Corn—Oc ner bu. but to insure continued domestic prosper­ tence ot these few remarks.—Cleveland Emto-isawc. Omm—43cocrbu. ity by giving to farmers a certain and Leader. Poultry—Live: chickens, c; duck. profitable market for the largest possible The Journal fancies It has successfully turkeys. percentage of workers In other than agricul* defended the democratic state auditors tural pursuits. who leased the state stores at Lansing far Cattle— • It Is the people thus employed who have SSOO less than the highest bld, by giving Sheep and LainbsHogs—Medium aud Mixed so amazingly Increased the populations of that’much into the pockets of a favorite cities and villages, anil to the extent that bank and a favored firm of the capital by reason of a diversity of Industries tbe city. Tbe Johmal’s defense Is certainly workers thus congregated are enabled to unique. It doesn't say anything, about it. earn fair wages and become liberal buyers, but goes off into a rambling chase after, a to that extent does their increase in num­ republican official, who once stole tbe rent bers; become a benefit to every farmer who from the 6tat/? stored but from whose ras­ has a surplus to sell. Every workman cality the Journal admits the state has lost FOR THE thus employed in tbe United Stales Is ten nothing and will lose nothing, since his times the better consumer of American bondsmen are good. farm products than any man similarly ctnADDITIONAL LOCAL. ptoyrd iu Europe. Tins because the for­ eigner only buys here what he cannot get cheaper somewhere else, and hls Interest and alm Is to render payment for this easier than now by keening hls money at home and compelling us to allow him a profit on wares titat he makes for sale. Here Is to be found the inspiration of• opposition to our policy of fostering home. ' tertnstrics. And If th<.14sue is ever decid­ ’ ed in accordance with foreign dictationi and tbe efforts of such citizens ns have un­. SMCirStrikipio NEED TO WAIT. SUMMER CLOTHING. Jesse Townsend, We have magnificient values in men’s suits, all wool stviish, elegant and durable. Cheviot, cassimere, worsted, etcAn unlimited assortment in SACKS and CUTAWAYS of every color and shade. where may always be seen some of the finest carnages and road wagons-in the city. It Costs You Nothing JESSE TOWNSEND To see our stock of clothing, hats, caps and furnishing goods and we beleive we can satisfy you in goods and prices. ' Office at Residence on Michigan Ave. HASTINGS. MICH. * HASTINGS, MICH. R. MUDGE & SON ' L. A. WETZEL, Fire aid taital luvuco AgL I wish to announce to the public that in addition to reg­ ular Fire Insurance business, I am also agent for the Mutual Reserve Live Stock Insurance Company, of Marshall, Mich., the only live stock insurance company authorized to trans­ act business in the state of Michigan’ Said.company was organized for the purpose of insuring live stock from death । from all causes under the mu­ tual plan where the eost of such insurance is each yeai limited by the death rate of that year. It is Conceded That RUSSELL Has met the expectations of all who are look- ing for the latest and best things in SPRING DRESS GOODS |X j- Pprfain Thflt 11 lu Vvl iQlll I llul Russel has shown to the ladies of Hastings RCMEDY OF THE AGE. A land vicinity the best and most desirable line of nnd SK1N Di-KEACS. It him no eqnaL Send for pamphlet showing toatimonuls ofaxnv Hastings. Mich.. March 10. !W». I was ted with a scrofulous *orw on my r.nn which was a running son- fur ox«r two jears. Was traded by physician* with no effect amt by tb<- use of five or »lx bottles of Mixer's Cancer and Scrofula Mvrup was entlicly cured and have never been afflicted «mre N.T. I’AtlKKIt. Prop. Hastings House. Tor Sale by all Druggists. Drs. Mixer & Sons, Hastings, Mich. Photographs I Cabinets $2,00 per Dozen For a short time only. I hereby notify the public that I have bought the Photo Gallery formerly owned by B. Shoemaker, north of Ford’s hotel, and have employed a first-class artist. All orders shall be promptly attended to and satisfaction guaranteed. You get your work when it’s promised. Good work at a reasonable price. Please give us a call. PAar is Green and London Purple, White Hellebore and Insect Powder, Bug Finish and insect Gnns, Sticky and Poison Fly Paper, Pure and cheap. MILLINERY GOODS ever shown in Barry County. The Universal Verdict Is that the goods and the prices arc right Call in. We are constantly receiving new things m our line and are always glad to show them FRED L. HEATH AT RUSSELL’S. THE DRUGGIST. CHAS. CHANDLER PROPRIETOR. STEKETEE’' CHOLERA IMPROVED tioo Cholera cure HOG CHOLERA, and PIN A Very IVise Man. Many years ago stated that "Money saved is better that Money earned, 1 he impression continues to grow that this wise man told the truth. 5 This leads us to remark that it is always “Mouey Saved to buy the best makes of shoes. They wear longer, wear better, and give one satisfaction while wearing, We keep this kind of goods, and consult the interests of our ctisYou will tomers as well as pur own when making prices on them. be consulting your own interests if you buy these goods. You will certainly agree with us in saying of them, after you have put them to t le test of actual wear, that you made a judicious purchase. Aerial Navigation Rose b. Bihinger. DEALERS OF �Hastings Banner. "GuSL- i lwl-j ■ • --• ... ,: Ejcu'. Editor. .... tables of all kinds tagdaibftesh: Bt very lo'A l‘r''e?’ ■ We .vill l i-e more of that ii.7u per cwt, A lj.-.lb , of crockery and glassware. ‘ Ca.h m'cl things toeat. given 'for former's r ‘----- proin cj ■. dure. Sagar- are way dowi) and ti/e lottom falling out. Cail and see ns. | JOS. ROGERS iXStturfay we werewhcraa limb nfB rp arh tree atamt two fet-l |onf amtalnlng well developed peacliea, If this |4 t<, be taken n« a aampln of this kind of frujt peaches will Imj a drug on the market this ' The Baxnu erew Is Indebted to Ju. H. Sutton for a box of luscious straw­ berries. Mr. Sutton Inform# us that he has any quantity uf find plant# io sell nnd If they hiIm? such fruit as that riven us they are the kind to buy. •that - ft K. Roe U vUUta, Iricn,u ln «" bwlnerf' winuiT"1' Sl'b"“ '* The receipt this week of three copies of •‘Resolutions’'of respect and a -card of thanks." also one obituary, without cash to pay or agreement to pay. Impels u# to say that none of these nor articles of thta kind will be published unleM paid for. or b.S*S5 payment Is guaranteed. Tickets will be lasued on Friday and Saturday. July 3 and 4 by the C. K. & 8. R. R. at rate of one fare for round trip tickets good-returning Monday July c Children between the age of S and 12 years half fare. No charge will la* made les# than 25 cents for adults and iScta. for children. Tickets good going on date of sale. Mr. Ezra Bostwick, of Union City, has given another fifty thousand dollars to Albion college; a gentleman who formerly resided in Michigan haavlven twenty-five thousand more, and other gifts, aggregat­ ing a total of nearly one hundred thousand dollars, make this financially the most stitution. The Soap PERSONA£MENTION, Ed Bottom left fur Deuxdt Tuesday, We Uve brard nugy hMky Ukp.y.-r. of this city and outside expires the hope that the bnanl of supervisors would sub­ mit the question ot raising a sum sufficient to build both a new jail mid wurt house. These gentlemen say, and we think cor­ rectly. that tlic two could be pul up nt once nt a targe saving compared with building a jail now and a court house later on. ot “ ~ •» ’WMrrt.Uw I will fit your eyes perfectly. find the at my store, 1st door north of Post Offlice. = O-OTfllNQ I ■ I-oula Goodyear returned home Friday 1 row Kenyon college. ■ V; H prosperous E*q-. of Coldwater, was of the In­ year in the history *n the city over Sunday, Mrs. y. C. Turner, of Wayland, visited Hartings frlcm’a the jrnst week. :-Hals, Caps awl Cerfs Italw Coot: Mr. A. C, Barnes, of Yorkville, called on friends here the first of the week. Wallle Wilkins and Mis* Bertha Bently returned from Ypailanta Wednesday. ' Are what we have for sale, and these are what people all have to buy, and the PLACE - TO - BUY - SUCH - GOODS John Atkins, of Grand Rapids, visited Write the Western Michigan college. ft lends nnd relatives here Over Sunday. Grand Rapids, Mich., for new year book. Mrs. McDermott ot.Clyde. Ohio, ia visit­ Literary, teachers' normal kindergarten, ing her inother Mrs. Truman Williams. commercial and shorthand courses. Re­ Dr. J. A. Baughman mid wife of Wood­ view term for teacliers commences July 20th. and continues six weeks. Extensive land were in the citv on a brief visit Tues­ preparations lowest rates, board aud rrxim day. S2.25 per week. Tire most elaborate Miss Gertie Mudge is home from Grand college building iu North America Just Haven, where she has been attending I completed. Write for particulars. school. The sale of summer resort tickets com­ Mrs. Bert Hamlin returned from Holland mencing June 4th. 1891. fjouj Hastings Saturday where she attended the wedding to points und at rates named as follows: Jot her sister. Traverse City and return 87.10. Hay View . orMIPetoskey m Maud Hamlin leaves the latterHarbor part und return S«.95. Springs and return 38.20. Mackinaw City of the week for a visit with relatives i n ami return $10.30. Mackinac !#iatid.and re- 'South Haven. tarn SI 1.38. Sale will coutlnue until MFrank G. Na'gler was among the I’nlvorsiSeptember doth. Extreme limit (or return ,ty students Who took In the commencement 2.000 ioxerclses nnd Alumni banquet. passage on Rebels to all above (mints will M. II. Cou.tx*. adwriisemenis be Oct. 31, iwi. Mrs. F. M. Thoma* nnd brother Jay Ticket Agt. M. C. R. IL ■ l.lcbtv. ot Grand Junction, are expected in The secretary of the #tab9> board of aud­ :tl»e city to-day to visit their parents. oi tbe week Itors is sending out circulars to give Miss Florence Mead, of Stanton. Mich., prompt Information to those soldiers who I arc entitled to bounties under the call of jaftended her Sister’s marriage on Tuesday j February. I8«4, relative to the Idlt recent­ j evening, returning tbe following day, ; ly passed by the legislature. Claims now j,ilv ,.n>ll^n John Naykm. the well known harness ; on til<- will be transferred to the adjutant ^|,.amr of Detroit, was in th- Hty Mmtdav. . general’s office next week and the ' with the Whip Co. ... state j^nd placed a large order to !■. H. Barlow I will be ready to make payment. not have have ui> i' . i- nn. rai. u<-ed need not uii attorney, nitoniry. as os Gie^V^" me ,w " ’ —s- —............ —.... V' ............. 1 money will be pahl directly to the claimant. ‘-Erans \R1I go to Grand Rapid* Monday. ”” ■ Iwlierc tht’v will take courses in short hand It Is n shame tliat Hastings could not j BUd type-writing. have a 4th of July celebration. And yeti; ’ , z. , not halt so discreditable as it would be tu I ^’dta Heath and J. I.. < raw ley , ctl UP « Date. W.- ".ink lb>, »1.<KW I. , 0 ’I",hi' . 11T runner n> ;rf- "uht wire, an- uK-cury r-r -iwh a rek-Umlloii .. «ookl 1 yt-il rilmJ. In 'T-Mn. .nd ilie Uh-r in inr iw.lw-k ita-a-Uto nr.xlon" rr«lllTn „.:r I Cl>de. when-hl.molh.r I. now vUillnc. almon to a nun ! Rnwlnc eitj. A,J we lio,w .nothw in-1 Wonton. Walter L.nirman *r.il ... than l«,.L <.rl..n.tonm. <l.t will no, »■ tennlUed ^rtl, Ilr,,„ h>ve Mlln„.j ,rom ,, down Tr ‘ V.** 2^"'•"T-rilM.meollw-. lhe>.!t.Tl..rlne|«.tn.hM <n, 2Ltoo,. I " , "T. J™11”"1'’" ,OTr ,dlr from too t n,,, r-tty eullew ronn.T,orf with t<nnn ..mjjfon. , wonto und It to toolr ndv.ntow to |n.t ,bal |m,uwaM1. . {the ne-'essary cash to get tliat kind of u I ren- »TI fr.nrth w-nl i celebrttton. • Ex-Senator P. T. Coljrrovc. the mosteloFn’ n ,, <> , , «, v • ।I quent young platform speaker in this state le'tk r.lreeu, EnDr. BeaneH .,11 te at the Earle bM'l. : iill oral, to B-ll.ue on toe tourtb. »n.l It (.rand Rapid.. .« no.imw.lay and Tbam ■ lp dm.t „||„IM. nnd all ki„d, ; dej. *n1T l«md and. and ar toe tteal, . f • u .. ,.bir, „1,11._Bdk,„o a. iane quantlt..., < "artoato. on imwlay. July .lb. | ,,r Gmstipatlou is the direct outcome of fever j In tbe rectum. The true cure for this ; Mr and Mrs. Se'.lcek. Mr. and Mrs. Bell isuw 'closed, and the ' universal trouble lies In Dr. H.'s orificiai and Miss Kati1 Dickinson, of Nashville, u now find-' ; ,1-mofr vafath Is filid- nietluHl of treatment. No matter how Mr. and Mrs. Ixiomi*. of Grand RapilH. hopeless you feel. go tn him and learn and Miss Maud Young, of Middleville, 1,2 .v । u, wat-nf-dodr stporta. what your physicians have never yet told I attended ^hc Tomlinson-1bung wetldlng U, h»A.- s. ’. vr?.i M-cOndluuui reapers in you. Neuralgic and rheumatic sufferers TbnDiday evening, ‘•d .1: li-jp-rcnt makes for sale in j/J’fiv many friends of A. E. Eyclcsbynier should consult him. Consultation iviji M1 1: linos. A itrvxor.iw. German and English free. Affthis city will In* pleased tn learn that he ? i go&l ‘ two story bouse baa l»eeii awarded n fellowship iu Biology Tbe Barry County {Superintendent of in Princeton college. Those who know '-i < h«t|' cuinfortable home. ' ::^KEuginc & Iron Works. schools held an examination of pupils in Al. best feel that thia Is but the first step the eighth grade of the Pine lake, Yankee i halt bought a new Advance .springs and Orangeville schools, at Orange­ toward that which he will attain. aud prupOM* to do his ville. Saturday. Superintwulent Andrus Dr. C. W. Young thinks it h not good !:• sbmg business this year. believes iu making the grading of rural for man to live alone—in Allegan—and W'.» jMHipie will have an oppor- scltoota thoroughly practical, and any stu­ went to Hastings yesterday for the "girl tonity । -i.g Barnum’s Drum Corps, dent who completes the course of study he left behind him." In many cases the of U»: hip. play In Kalamazoo July for rural schools, receives a diploma which taw of retalaUou is a just one. Hastings will admit him to any High school in the >lft, several times enticed away our young county without an examination. We be­ men and maidens, but now it seem-* to be JcrfwJk is still the headquarter's lieve this ta the only way to make the gra­ our tarn. . '• glasses; and^all kinds of dation ot district schools popular.—PlainAmong those from abroad who attended Eyes examined free of well Independent. the Bnckbout-Willison .wedding were Mr. charge. The Lake Shore road preaches a practic­ and Mra. Bockhout. of Mattawan: Miss This, w«.. he line of samples of tbe al temperance lecture in the following Spaulding of Grand Rapids. Mr. and Mrs. Hwing. • t A- Table Co. w ill be com- rple. winch lun* been placed throughout Webster, and Mrs. Wood. Mlwcs Henlka, pletesl and ‘tographwl. It will be n the shops of the compimy. “No person and Smith of Augusta: Mr. and Mrs. Mc­ ctditablc ii win be retained in the service uf this com­ Caffrey and Mia* Emma Buckhout of Kalamazoo; Ed Buckhout of Tallman and Any.; .. king for a good ktrgain in pany who Is known to frequent saloons or 11 ugh Hall. |f Toledfc Ohio. orraasor jum-.s >lmukl wee John Bns- places of low resort, or who Is known to n*r before pun-lutslng. You can wave make habitual use of Intoxicating liquors. Frank Hadley, cashier of the First Every j^son in charge of employees is ■»wy by so doing. National Bank of Whatoom. Washinrtom hereby directed to dtatnisa from tire ser­ -W buslwL pure Japanese buckwheat vice any who are guilty of these practice*, arrived iu the eity Saturday evening. The । VV- Ik'J,tley «t P»t and they will themselves be held personal­ climate <ff the “wild and wooly west seem* to have agreed with our friend, and bu. j’hu ourfcwheat Yields 50 Imshels nh<< 1,.. .... . . ’ - ly responsible for having Mich as are cer­ prosperity has come to him in large measure. tain sooner or later to cause Injury to llres He will spend a month In the east,.and will A i:a«;> vandal in the second ward. In and property.” then return to hi« work. Next ™oRU). jntkh om ex peace uflirer played a prdmMr. Weaver having removed from Hast­ Harry Haves, teller of the, rame bank, imr.t pan. 1- turniahlpg the gossips with ings. Messra. Stuart A Knapm-n have will come here on a month J visit. •Worthing t« -ilk about made an association with Mr. WHH*» <>• Hastings boys abroad are winning fame J«.lm Be.-mt r-, toner. Mr. Kieh- Lowden, with whom they will have >" and reputation in these later years. The wMun, win be ii, tCutinga, jU|y 7. Any office In the new Hastings city bank build­ and one that wechronlcle witli great ing. Mr. l>owden will give such atten ­ p|Xnre? t “receive deserved rvcogln. ion IH’ h! 4/>,in »««ner's jewelry store tion as may be needed to the *ul priiiuplly attended to. ta Mr Goodyear, who. * our reader, of Barry county business for the firm. Splendid t iresbing engine and boiler for Mr. Knappen will, however, give personal know. Is a student at the Kenyon Military ebrap. made by Wood, Taber A attention to such matters as may require, A. !»>"• ’™ "* J"’*1’ Morse in perfect condition, also best rob- or in which clients desire such attention, 2, ,1 th. rlrw of rkr widrmle jorlol for >obol.r»hlp. And *r«ud canvas threshing belts at Hastings both M regards Hastings business no* ™k »t Ibat Eilt-IK., ... 1..... tlon hand and near business- Clients desir­ tonnl. i.rlxr.thun wwnln«rwo >rmruU Eugin*.-^ win hnd at the Hastings ing io communicate with Messrs- Stuart A ^onl. We eournftiilnn- blmMr.ne .v Iron works office the latest and Knappen may do so through Mr. Lowden, ««d wwiueefs guide and instructor, with or may address them at No. 15 New House­ Tun Uonnl ot education will nwet Toe, ,|Jevening to perr.tl M orgnnluitlon tor and answer.required to be a man block. Grand Rapids, Michigan. wnw engineer oh land, lake or sea. It la-no doubt true that about all the the ensuing year. ' <■ 2*'$®*’’ b,se ball club went to capital In Mils city that can w vnn want to see bow Muskegon “gets .% lhrn’<rtU> >»,h «nd Rapid* Saturday to play the return manufacturing will be w*011 Uie/dvtrtlnJu* with the Sultana. Thia time lias- next three or four years iu iMjJJJ**! Ing column, of the Banxeu. plants now here on a safe *<*7,Xt Mug by the acore of to meet tbe demands upon them. In t. a We are Indebted to Mr. J. T. I-*®1*"1 “ 1' ■ rids makes a game for each. time, it should be tbe aim t»f thecd) far a valued picture representing the lead. ■‘-rotmta due l,*e late firm of Stauffer fathers to secure fur «r city J"’01'*1* t “!u,t ** **id Jn,J' 14» *®1’ OT that will bring with the® The ho, wwlher I. nuking crops gel T11*1* for collection. 1 may be nrrrass t for their buslne**- Tills win :ssr. lrrw^rato found at Webaert Broa.’ .tore. rlr.-od«l t» «°>» •’ bu, Uto n«otu of tooto frulUtftbta »ec»on-2“**"; Ben-Im. Cm. St Jo- dHMUlrat, Ito IrapoiUtK" »d . tersest straw!* 5“*'«B»reu cmimiMrmurlriilethe. “ “otmalnn^ dlMrta. „ errad oui bj Tbund B* way 60 our niH *y Z- B. Hoyt. A«.TL‘."/“' «to*»buck. >t LkWint 15’.°' w|U too, Joo wbto a 'tenI pic of earrtnx U to Most is Lenox AL NEWS. . F. R. PANCOAST. a"‘™i’ Mrs. Ed Robertson, of Arkport N. Y.. Is visiting friends In this city. You can Newest Styles of Jewelry, Watches and Clocks. > ”°i ‘“““’■uh. .>.joXX.iw" ln x-h'1"'T— u^.t'IX"0'11 '"l ,or tar hoS^SJ'i,^’ "n ror"" No Charge for examination. -----IS AT----- - MORRILL & CO.’S STORE. We buy goods in large quantities and therefore can give you <?alue received for your money invested. We not only buy goods for tbe Hastings store, but for FIVE OTHEIi BRANCH STORES. Two are located at Ann Arbor, one at Bay City, one at Byron: and one at Flint, making in all six large stores, and in buying goods for all these stores it enables us to procure the -:-VERY BEST OF BARGAINS-:And we propose to give our customers tbe benefit of it. Give us a call; you will always find us ready to show ’goods. Yours respectfully, E. ’W. MORRILL CO- THE ONE-PRICE CLOTHIERS, HASTINGS. MICH. P. S.—Remember our goods lire Marked in Plain Figures and are STRICTLA ONE PRICE TO ALL. * HER LETTER HOME, Monday Eve. My Dear Dick, 1 hope you will not feel offended but Papa was not very favorably impressed when you were introduced last evening. He says no genteel self-respecting young man would wear such an ill-fitting, shabby suit to call upon a young lady, and that you are either too careless in habit or too poor in pocket to suit him for a son-in-law. Nqw dear Dick don’t be angry with me because 1 enclose the business card of a good, reliable clothing house, but do go there and buy a Stein Bloch Co. suit. The prices are very reasonable and I am sure you will look so very neat that Papa can’t kay no. ' Yours as ever, KITTIE. I R. K. GRANT, i Men’s & Boys Clothing, > HATS, CAPS AND J Gent’s Furnishing G > HASTINGS, MICH. �I MADE FLESHj ST„^. ” w”' “',I Hastings City Bank, QMtlngM. - - Mich. i c. Michiwd Curtail*. Plainfield. IlL, Delton. Mich H»vtal owwd «U IM««» tor Hi, plw I ST5,000.00 i the statement that »he caught cold, 1 I nreralsiorr. He ere»i«l «»= « H> »•" fnr hr »ud «•««»<• V» .«»M on her lungs: •!'<■ «•» «“>- LESSON I, THIRD QUARTER, INTER­ I loupe u Un bmd ot .11 thing, to bar. Now. there are neore* at ________ 2-------------- L. „„ I . SUBHAS tf.lKJOAHi. __ for a month by her family physician, ' dominion over all things (Gen. i, 27,98): otherblood-purifirra. all cracked up to be j II A. * C. IL BARBER NATIONAL SERIES, JULY 5. bat ere w worse. He told ber that she waa • • bloou-punm-ix. . ...~t and wonder-J CL. Physicians and Surgeons. I (aaorporated under, the ‘laws ot the St Mi i but man having by sin defaced tbe imago other . a bcaute victim of cmisumpHon and that I nnd teat the dominioto, tbe Creator carte in Ute best, purest, moat peculiar and wonder­ ! Calls In city «>r county responded to with mind (for (far your jour own sake), • - - tilcrhL r wn medkine coaid cure her. Her draggl-d human form n» a man to reatore tho imago ful, but bear in mind - —■“ — -x--guaranteed ulttod-pnri** . prompt™**. da) <>r nlkhtBUimwted Dr. King's New Discovery fnr ! and the dominion. Yet He was treated os therels only one guaranteed Uluod-pgriBer Opoa for business !>ec. 15.u* ! a stranger in the world which He had and remedy for torpid liver anti all diseases \VILLIAMOt'WMLVer. ^141 orrtcEKM her delight found Imrself benefited from j made. Seek, by-in some faint measure put­ that come from bad blood. That one—standing {Military and aA3e— ftmt dore. She continued its use and after . ting yourself in His place, to realise someoffice over Jnllng RttaselTa store. State D. G. Bobtown. FrMtdem. M»Id an trial, lx Dr. Pierce’* Golden Medical fairing ten bottles, found herself sound and (Compiled from Lt-.won Helper Quarterly by what the describ'd. ,av state otaMs of •»» things here -— ------ -- street Hasting Mich.__________ _________ Chester Blesser. Mre, pre, well, now does herqwn housework and is permisrtiou of H.S. Hoffman, publisher, Philit 11. “Hr He mhhi came unto His own. and IHi* Dta-orer/. It it duren'l do k«*kJ iu skin. * , , n«'»./.,!» (<thl n received nou ’’ a* well aa she ever was.—Free trial bottles iTUABT. KNAl’FEN A WEAVER. adciphta.) own received Hitn Hirnnot, Awi acalf/aud RcrofuJ(Mi»dlr«a»€i»—«»»l pulmon■ Dl’XCToj;. •A *iran*rcr eouauuiptkm mIs> •/•••/ only luug «<n»!uhi— I fe) of this Groat Discovery at W. U. Good­ Attornejs at law., We now enter upon the Amplest, and yet **.-v mnugvi to ,w His brethren and an alien, »rv rotlSUUiptWH, Itan W.Kejonid, .. t.u. M„'>/(P*in, till. .jV| .its makers . ._ ....... ^..uiwtvnurmonry unto His nxilher's ,.|,IM cMldrcu' Lxlat. 81. ®)know and get your money I v yearS drug store, large bottles 30c aud tbe highest and deepest of all the gtw|>eb. D. (I. Robisxon, H B. Even Job's cxperienco when brethren were : 1. “In tbe beginning waa the Word.” fl.DO. * t John Carvrth. We are hens introduced to the Son of far from hkn, ncqualntnnns estranged.. Ta|k-S cj,t tp. but to l«ck ap«>orm«nrin'’. kinsfolk failed, familiar friends foncot. a ,I „ni.. |0 koljlng it on trial, M ~ A. SHELUOS. > F. T. Col<rr.ve. God as “ Tbe Word, ” the telling out of the KinUOtK laiien, inniiimr invuu. _ _ Wn>. Timmons, postmaster of Idaville, stranger 4n In hix hi* own house, wife. wife, cNldren, children, ti ..(.tlWru >1^10,1 Discovery" i» M>ld. w°u,d Father’s heart by whom we arc to know Btmngrr . AWIIKt -uv- lt'»l E.l«W °®"Ind., writes: ‘•Electric Bitters has done It.lcrert jMid i u tl.ee dcpiHiv ard * , ; the Father. By psopln’s words, if they ore aervaota. all against him (Job jclx. UW- lMUlkru|,t the target ftirttine. Aia-irai-i tH«<ra. Haatti-g»more for me than all other medic lues com­ ° * 8«««1 ••vrn this thia was not equal canal to the ex-j ex- j -fM|k’» clieap. but only •’Discovery is Mottev to kHii on R’*al K»r*te Beal Estate HonkioaMuiiiueas rronwciro , honest, we know their hearts, so by the even Jd<m e mmisaiou. ttesu-ral con rei auctag. bined, for that bad feeling arising from Son as tho Word of God we shall know our perience of God manifest in tbe fle*.li. Hilvint a coinXtr ■*» of AfeOart Hooks.eumgusraiitrvd. *• kidney and liver trouble.” John I^slie, 12. “Bat rm many ax received Him. to Heavenly FatlfcJr's heart toward us. farmer and stockman, of same place, says: h igh Roblnaon. n deaf mute was run “And the Word was with God, and the them gave He j»ower (or the right or priv‘•Find Electric Bitten* to be tho best Word was God.” ! ilegv) to boenre the Bomt of God, oven to down nnd *url«m»ly injuredI by a Michigan J. Forshy nud feral* P jM"** kidney and liver medicine, made nut feel CenWfil switch engine *1 Detroit Iriday. P. DRAKE. M. D.. wtte. to .serUntan .Caver, dated lUJ"’ Can we for n moment wonder at H» j them them tbatbelievo that believe In in His name." name.' 23IM. A. I*. 1WM. ntui r.., ,r,L,‘7" like a new man." J. W. Gardner, hard­ While the nation rejected Him a few beoneness with the Father before He ever * Office over Holloway's dryg store. otfire of the Bagtster of 1, r ware merchant, same town, says: Electric came as n mr.nP It is natural that flu st who have been [ ilevet! on Him, and this was their privilege. {tarry, and Mate of Mlchtuv., 0„ ‘S Bitters la just the thing for a man who Is Office hours from g tv« P ,m„ February. A. tu tote, to hhrr w ol 3. "The same was In tbe beginning with Each hearer has It in his or her power to deceived by the various nostrums tliat an- i oar ting with reatdeuce, al Holloway s druf uu page JU5. on which ihortaare thw all run down and don’t care whether he God." keep Him out or let Him iu, and thus con­ continually offered to the public should ; ♦tore. _____________ , to he dur at th-dated U,.., . lives or dies: he found new strength, good tinue In dnrkueaa aud death, or pass from demand a more substantia* testimonial thin I Tbe words “in the beginning” in this __ _____________ . four hundred three doltara uu-t thirtirn appetite and felt just like he had a new verse anIIt.he last toko tts to Gen. 1,1; but ], death '•• ucam to v<> life. i,,e. tbe simple deelaiation those who are in­ r >L B. G1LLASPIE. Notary Public and an attorarjS h--<d toWj fi»e lease on life. Only 50c a bottle, at W. 11. who can tell when "the beginning" was? | 13. “Which were lx»rn, aud U. S. Claim Agent, lx>rn, not of blood, nor terested in tbe sale of a medicine. Reeog- 1 . vlded form aabl wortaapc. niM reedlDK* at law having bren iruuiutl^^ „,m of the Ilesb, (t„uh nor n,1F of oi the t|,H will wj|j of Of Goodyear’s drug store. 3 “All things wore xnade by Him; nnd J of the will will proaerute all kiwis u< nlzlng the Justice of this demand. tbe.Swift Pruartwenta ut Hw Interior ufflk*. Gall on him without Him wna not anything made that num, but of God." »»-■-. or S|>ecltic (S. S. 8.) Company, of Atlanta, Uhls store, corner \ourt Aud Jefcraoo Bte., any part tbreeof. Tbe Tbe Jew Jew* thought thought that that JmnuM* they they have emlMxiled in pamphlet, together with Now. lheretore by virtue of the poser The best salve in the world for cuts, wax made." Hastings. Mich.. contahrod to eaht nwrtiagr. and ti" See how full the statement in Col. i, Ifl. were oftthe he blood of Abrahatta Abraharrf descended other Interesting matter, they will take bruises, sores, ulcers, salt rheum, fever 17, which dores with these wools, “All I from of *u- h care made and jirev bird, hath-r », a.. . him. that therefore sh^were safe ’ r tbtrewer© M. F J.VbEtt.D-D. S. Bven that on Moudat, tbr d«\ oj tort*, tetter, chapped hands, chilblifina. pleasure In sending to any address. Write things were created by Him and for Him;! (yiii, S3). They were fall of tlto works of corns, aud all skin eruptions, and positive­ to theSi. S. S. Company. Drawer 3 Atlanta. »<*>! al puhlM* auction lu the tojth-s 1,. ±7*“ <>®’eho”1-*** ,B- •PSP-” ly curefl piles or no pay required. It is and He ia before all things, and by Him 1 thaflesb, their own doing*, am| that was the north trout daw of the nrot j .mJ n all thiugs consist." I their righteousness in which t hey trustwl. Geofria. rU,OlH««l W .. .11..< iK ’ SK L’- S guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction, or LOWKY. M. D.. A "In Him was Life, and the Life was u. “And tbe Word was made flexh and Kent county officers will receive liberal j the Circuit Court for Item < nq? 1* money refunded. Price 35 cents per box. the Light of men." j dwelt among us (nnd we beheld His glory, salaries instead of feus hereafter, and the ’ I. I’hyslcinn and Surgeon. the t»rrtHl»c» devert bed iu *ahl 1:1 “ For sale by W. II. Goodyear, the druggist Makes a »|-eeiidty of treating direases of tbe mud. thereof aa may 1* neem- i-y t.,* Apart from Him no one, however good ’ the glory as of the only begotten of the fee* collected will go into the county ' KYMand BAK awl the nrreervalion of vision amount dur uu Mill inor:g. L, \ ui. Prof. S. E. Higgins has been re-engaged morally or even religiotnJy, baa wbnt the , Father), full of grace aud truth.” I .» J*rm»crl> fltltoa ■FECTACLBA and eye rent. l«.trre*L and al) |<-g4| treasury. • As the glory of God was concealed from as supertendent of the Holland schools at Scriptures call Life. an attorney frfec of tnemy m r .i.uiar^ omre and resident* on Broadway. near Court ed far therein, the nren>i«r. 1,-1-... .1___ PT"* 5. "And the IJghtahincth in darkness, the (<eople in tbe Holy of Holies, within | No matter what may be tbe ill* you bear * salary of S1.200. oahl m..rl«a4i* a- an inure “ ■ and the darkness comprehended it not.” I tbe veil, in the tabernacle and in the tern-. from ItKlIxrUiou. a dose cd Ayer’s cathartic flousr. Hasttu^a. Mich._________________ I tmrcris ol land rituate tatoA-ndu;. d ihrnla Hibbard** Hheumatic and Liver Pills. ^Veak eyes cannot bear natural light, ■ ple.^o In the laxly of the Ix>rd Jesus, as pHK will ease yoo wltlioot qiieaUoa. Juat try QM1TH A COLG HOVE. tbe county of Itarrv anu &a!e •>( Mirhir.. These pills areBcicntitieally compounded, nailbercau slunvra bear the light of God. within a veil (Heb. x, 20) tbe glory was luvlll them once amt tie m _assured _____ _; ___ they have imi *h 0 sniTdercribed a* foiloo “3' Lawyers. and uniform in action. No griping pain so unless they ar© willing to las healed, and ! concealed from natural eyes whilelte was j Wor4d)'JW|,ae< Yo4*ll find them nice Tlie South vast quarter M tl.-- nocthetet uiur. (Office tu Viitoo bluett. Hastings.) commonly following the use of pills. then Clirist, the Light of Gul. will first lie , heie iu humiliation. But on the Mount of ■ >n(| Bn (lj worth tbe ter and tbe south part id the vr.t bs’t ot tf*. i.ortheost quarter, all .,1 vrJ:I>n uemv-un They are adapted to both adults and chil­ their beater nnd then their Hfe(Je^. xxxili, I Transflguratioti it shone forth. (j3)taV>««*klpouu north ..frante iK(’i dren with perfect safety. We guarantee 6: John x, 10). And they will soon lean* I 15. “John bare witnessuf Him, and cried, | The new Kent county court house has 1 E. KENASTON, West, and COataltUDg to all rubu-mcr «aa«ie they have no equal In the cure of sick to slug “Behold. God Is my salvation" (or J saying. This was He of whom I spake. He grown in cort S21.00U in. excess of Ihe A. Atturuey nt Law. bait (»!»’,i acres, be thesai»e ni<.«rr orient ’ Tbe » W is made subfcct t* two print tuirtu headache, constipation, dyspepsia nnd health) (Isa. xiI, 2). (Over J. S. Goodsear * Co.’» store.) . ihafcometb after ine i* preferred before | c'nitract price, ami It Isn't finished yet. Practices In an courts of the Biate. Collections Kb) and betxren the |Mrtlr» hereto.ewrXt biliousness, and, as an appetizer, they exwune pretiU-ew 6. "There was a man sent from God, 1 me, for He was l»efore me.” The wur»t cases of > scrofula salt rheum fed ,ru:opuyattending to-. **el any other preparation. Sold by W. whose name wax John.” I Nut as a man born of woman was Jeeus, i 1 other «rMi.t.MA!<C*»r\.Nortei»te. dhr*MM of the blood. art cured tiy flood » 8UITH ACOLGJXt.VJ , We now turn for a few moments from Son of Mary, before John, son of Elixu- I'fersapartlla. H. Goodyear. IA R. TIMMERMAN. Hmurejtathic PhyAtlorneys lor Martmicet P . slclan and Surgeon. Jonesville wfl! .have a soldiers* drill, the Idgbt to tho herald of the Light. Jesus ' both, but m, John's creator and the creator ! Dated. April 7. !«*! A. C. Sly ot the clan of agricultural testified of him that “ Among them that , uf ail men. (Office orwr Lathrop's drug store.) ballon ascension,, firecrackers ami red are born of women there bath not risen j pj. “And of His fullness have all we rc­ college, baa bren appointed commlasloner ItOTICK KOK HEARING CLAIMS. lemonade July 4th. • Stat© of Michigan, County nt a greater than John tho Baptist" (Matt. ! ceived, and grace for grace." of schools for H-sscmumuq county. ROBERTSON HOUSE, Notice Is hereby given, that by a>> order ot the "Excuse me. George, but when I saw you a si, 11). j “It please<l the Father that, in Him rrotwte Court for tbe County ot IUrr> nud> year ngo, your faorf was covered with pimples; r. HKODESSER. Eroprlrtor, 7. "The same came for u witness to berr ' should all fcUurss dwell.” "In Him dwell00 the eleventh day uf June A. h IfOLdtmtath* Mrs. WlnMow’ii JAoaihnc shgpp ti*» bren ured. witness of tbo Light, that all men through t:h nil the fullness of the Godhead bodily” lor rhlldrrii t^tatug II «o»ibre the child, Cor. JrffrrM.ii and Court Sts.. Ha*tlng», Mich. from tbe. IMh to»y ut June lirt ‘were aiioard lor creditors to present ll.elr cUunv anunu because I stuck to Ayer’s Sarsaparilla, Che Him might believe.” | (Cd. |, 19: ii, s>). Awl we are ailed full !□ rotten* the gum*. «Ub»jn» all bait*, cure* wind , Rates, • I OO per Day. tbo estate at Guorae Wrixiv. Isle of uld greatest blood medicine in the world. I wu The Spirit said through Malncbl, “Be- Him. Iteceb'lng Him (verse 12) we mtut cdlc. and tn the best remedy for dtarrha *. Twenty-five rettU * bottle. •'<44 by all dnu*i«t> I Thta Hou<e ls arw. with pleasant rooms. Tbe county, deceased. MHithat all rredttor* nf »*•■{ never so well In my Ute as I am now. . hold,'I will send tny messenger, and he, have all tliat He has and Is. patrnnac of the public i* respectfully solicited. Ueeeaxrd are requlmf to preheat th-ir •latm., 11roturnout the m»rid. to said Probate Oourtat th* f’rubs’.* uJtee in * 17. ••Forth© taw was given by Mows, but the way ’before me...... ” (Mai. ... ill. . E.'A. Murphy ot Saranac has been elected shall prepare '* Bay City pre»bytcrian< laid the turner- | T AW,.REAL ESTATE ANUCOLLKCT- the city uf Hastings, for exXi-.ioatKa, and alltnicounty commissioner of schools for Ionia 1). This is tyvw tbp business of every be- i Grace and Truth cuuv by Jesus Christ.” aner. ou or before Jbe rutit«-nth d»v of liercr, to bear, wltnow to tbe Light by lei- : Th'u whut man ought to be, ING OFFICE OF Tlie taw s' x owed what lx-. »t»»ne of tiieir new church on Thurwlay. ; IJ December next, and iliaI »urb claims mil be county. ting tbo Light fill them and abinc through bn> never could give life tivr make man Judge Miller delivered the adres*. heard t>«-fore said court ou n-idsv. tbe Pai.mektun * Smitu. efgktMOUi dax of xcpfr iiber nnd on Eridav. them. 'i what be ought to ‘be, ‘because ot• his sinful Woodland. Mlcb. elghteeutb da) ot December i rx! st teni.’doek PAVMEltlON. J. M. SMITH. 8. "He vwu* not that Light, but was sent nature, which cannot keep God's holy law. "’■‘‘“woH.rthI.reT.’ >.»r* ui^uro” *h* I C* it> the forenoon of each of those days. ' uUii-itir.’Goldru «p«’tnr ’ 1 Notary Public. Justice of the Peace. to bear wituww of tliat Ll <hu” ______________________________ _ . - 18. "No man bath seen God nt nay time; Dote<i. June lllh. A D. CltdS. \V ARX-TBI.sn. He bore witnero by the Spirit in him. by ' tbe only begotten Son .which u in tbe boIt e*n te-glvro m acut'of twaoreuflre. with-1 --------------- -----,>'.ul£e of Probate. whom be was filled from hla birth (Luke i, bOm ot the Father. He hath declared Him." mil the knowledge ot Um imraou taklttt II, ■ Wbexi she was a Child, aho cried for Caatoria. I ng a »peed y and permantnt eure. wbetlier ’ 15),and wecanonly bewitnesacsbytbesame i Sec the first clause of-the versu repeated rfi-tl ‘ Ths Childrea ’ s Madldaa 1 Urn ratlenl it a moderate driukrToraawleobolle - PARENT* •< lire your children a kuo«kd;« Spirit (Acte i. 8). 1 In 1 John Iv, 12. Jesus said to Philip, "He wreck. Thniwamh of <iru:>KM<h h»ro >*»n • nt bock kecj-lug. vbdrthand. typcwriUeg. lekgFor Cnlds. CaositK Hoanenew 1 0. "That waa tbe true Light which lighl- J that hath seen Mo hath seen tbe Father” cured who tiwve taken the GtXMn Njwctfie in ranhv. rt*. w _ __ _ _ ,w IT WILL DVTTV I? F0R THE*< eth every man that cometli into the world." (John xiv, 9). Wherever, in all Scripture, tiieir etrifM without dime kuowfrdfe. and to-1 day believe they quit drinking «'»tbrir own fib* »»• " 2^* BE MUCH DL 1 1 1 / 1L Than Mercy. See His own oft repeated, "I tun the Light I you rend ut any manifestation of God, aeu Wilt No irjnnful rftet rewlls from It*.ad- vMWhrod _ Sbuuld l» l-uod m ejoy bmtwbmd Educate them at the Grand Itapids jXkh.' Ito of the xvorld" (John viii, 12; ix, 5; xil, 4C), | there the only begotten Son, ’'whose goings mintsUnlion. Cures guaranteed. .Send forclr- Pio***"’. S*.s. ten>>» Ke oue and get a tout* '* Inero CoUewe, LmHhhI 111. k. kw and cur need ti e-«ury. AwngWiria^cvu.v. Ottawa Mi Visit u-. For rxt.'.l-w''* "•'«*»’*' A and give good heed to tho fact that there is I forth havtbecn from of old, from crerlast- cular and full patlteulorw. A<l<tre« In con-1 The first hotel at Adrian will l*e put into no need to walk in darknesa. Bare Street. ’'C"'"'’1 S Pariah, tuttwasor to C. sweuilwtf. | ing** (Mir? v, 2), nnd your Bible will take on 4denre.nouPMrSritcirtrCa.4lta Cincinnati. O. > Pr« ki.wro « t roop itemway Havre Lire . the Lawrence hotel. 10. "He was in tho world, and the world ( a new mauling aud shine with a new Ijght. | l P OTAM'S CROUP REMED V He is in Touch With the Fact THE BLIND MICE «XT THE Rmd That the country is adding f2.500.000 to the population each decade, or 1.2<K'.' i (l every year, or 100,000 every month, and that one-sixth of the time the SPOUT is turned into the Lake Michigan District. _. That in the last 10 years the couiitry has built 75000 of railway, or 7.500 miles per year, The two phases above depicted are not confined to rodents alone—IN I1UMA.N AFFAIRS or 25 miles each working day, or equal to a line from Chicage tn New York every 40 days. we find parallel cases. THE WARY OLD RAT ®SF“"0En“™ The Rainbow Chaser Invests in Cable-Road schemes of invalid cities on tho outskirts of the country, or in fairy tho Jreat miIe«ge of the United States lie in tho S states borderingon tale mines of the “Pauper’s Dream" class, of which Bill Nye says (of his): It only needs and that these coa t ritip^e' ar,e llsed to. ,,nnJ»T Pr<>^ucte to the coast cities of tjiese lakes. money to develop. • . States for tbe products of ^“pa^o’X Um™n“,CSt “arket aD<1 S1°R‘8e P'aCeS°f ‘ The Conservative Man, for ’89 occms intix®™ Uje^reat Fake'stateV"’” Cent °f aH the steel Oatpu* I>en5s-''vaJ.,ia <'annl Commission shows that the entire The “Wheel Horse" of the commercial world, finds more richness near the center of the yoarhhproduct country. He understands this fact well—that, i lie best mnrko'e are loiated where the most amouiitPof iron ore nece-sarvtl'm»lnita|de ln Pel,P?>'*vauia an(i Ohio corresponds with The people are. and all tbe talk about, far-away regions, with Italian -unsets. or raw materials "at and Lake Superior p^te iSS theTe state! sa“e "h,ch was shiPPed bom the Lake Michigan tbe very door''—does not capture him. He says, “Africa has the same, but no markets." HE KNOWS He Discovers the Fact That navigation i> more |H»tcni In building up large cities than all other .uhantagr* . That the two great business centers of tbe United Status are: New ¥ork representing tbe east. Chicago representing the wesL That the Great Eastern district, which la •kier and has New York for a center. Is repeating itself in the Western district, with Chicago as a center. That the same forces that are building up Chicago, enab­ ling it to rival New York In commercial supremacy, will not stop with Chicago alone, but will build up a constellation of cities around it which will rival the con­ stellation of elites around New York. In the Eastern district navigation cities are 'tee most thriving. The same will be true •jnf tbe Western district. He Beads lie Sips ol tie­ Times in the Census Bejuts. 5 A«3Ct - re nJuWkee combined: • HE NOTES that Illinois has not an in­ land county of 82.000. Wisconsin of f.0.000 or Ohio of 125.000. wldle roast counties in these states have single •■dies with msuy timas the popolation of th-- inland cam­ ties, notwithstanding -omc of which inland counties have coal. Iron ore. |M-trt>leumafid natural gas “at their very door.” Th, V.lue or Un- loollon „( p.n.1, upon •orroundme- wlllwnmuch » ur»on It. loral gA\cK&° THE CITY OF Has wonderful advantages. •■««« —-• and surrounding. Has the finest Insldd Harbor on Uh’ A - STRAIGHT-TIP ” Michigan. Has .three railways entering- ’> dl«e-. lions. He that no part of the country is making such rapid pio.ress 0s the Lake Michigan dis­ No City of Its Size, 25,000, is Growing so Rapidly--21 Large ^ctones trict—that the four states, Illinois, Indiana. Michigan aud Wisconsin completely surround the only great body of water lying wholly within the United States. That this body of water is unlike the others of the great lakes, in that both its shores lie wholly in the United States, 4.al0lo(.,l»l<BWb-cnmWM«i4u.wa«h- TKl:sl*-«ls.oodown. I» nKmthl>.... giving a chance for double concentration That this lake is the southwestern end of the applied to secure 10 more large factortex. umking 22 In nil upon this addition. Capiclt) to ' ’ • !ectr!c n'H«d' <li(.h!£*n only great east and west wrterway in the nation. That commodities are transported by Whole addition well shaded—lies on Sd ptatetu 70 feet above 3 lakes. Addition has P****. of pu!l «f an) c-i) •' • 1(. an)j brick block*, etc. All completed and in ure. ttemember. Muskegon showed the iteTthls uppor,u’"'> t" *' n.nduct■water at leas than one-third the cost by rail. That the tiend of business is EAS f and WEST cenxusot ’M. vte: 101 |er cent-mw growing more rapidly than e*r. Un eon nd1 affordItor —in accord with this waterway. That the census re| orts show that the tonnage movement treble your money. Send your address 011 a postal, and maps, plats and Information will bestn • . . Jn,lu jjiiwnuket Muskegon Improvement Co-. cunipoMxl of leading etllxens. Distance fro« vmcago 1 on the great lakes in 1S90 was 51,203,106 tons, of which Lake Michigan's portion was 18,571,­ j ed byNoThe boom! No Inilatiou! But solid, permanent business. Come and see. 258 tons (ALL ocean ports United States was 26,983,215 tons. That this Lake Michigan—four state district—has about Ute same railway mileage as the 14 states along the Atlantic seaboard—and nearly double the mileage of Great Britain, HOLBROOK & MCDONALD, Sales France or the German Empire. That this district—four states—has nearly one-sixth of the Muskegon Impm't Co, Muskegon, M population of the United States, and is gaining at the rate of two million every decade. �tuA a W officers had telegraphed that they could •-The audience must keep araor,” ne The judge odxrate wa.i just wrtitng ! - leantime, with imuiy emphatic noGs even truthful men, you know, are sozoftnot reach ti» post until the arrival of tho raid. “You are nt liborty to witness noon train; but all that morning and thro? proceedings, but audible comment out the Miswex when Mire M irahall , sad “humphi!" K-oyon read the long, times mistaken.” “Books und figures don’t lie, Mias most of Sunday the judge advocate had < any levity at attempted witticisms bu leaned over and wliispered a word tu [’long ----- ------------v,'v wirjontuword, --------- ’ “ ------letter which, Hearn been bustling about tho garrison, full of the part of the accused will not be tol­ Kenyon. T'uo mjor nod led nppreci- had placed 1u his hand, finishin-; it at IMarshall. You forget the books." “Oh, true! I forgot the books. And, ! I'm-11 ,, mint)’-* th* blood, alia importance and enthusiasm. Recogniz­ erated." / atively nnd looked eagerly along the last, going over revend rarrcs. and final­ gfirttr . import** Ofaann But Hearn’s face wore n provokingly' faces of the msmbjrj of t.i? court across1 ly aighinT deeply a* ho tol'led it: ing the interest felt in the core by an IMr. Schonberg was bookkeeper, too." entire neighborhood, and sedulously “It i* just what I faarcJ, ray bay; it placid amile, an 1 tbe president, rappingth? table. CaptThsrp’a oyej met liis, CONTINUED. itr kw active in providing for the needs of the . un the table with th.) hilt of bis sword. J sad it wm Taorp who mllxily sp ik?: h jnKt what I feared. Still Tm glad lie n-Mdvnt ot Ann press, Lawler had caused tho qnancra of ! called for silence and curtly demtmdc I । “The .witnwo haa not answered the didn’t look upon it ni your mother Ikw?’’' 0 troop to be cleared of all the iron of tlie judge advocate that he procec I । questiuni as I understand it." thought he would. Wunder what nho 1 fur over ten years. My whole system j Lining Ot tbe hair* bunks. Anu racks and lockers were I with the case. ."lie has auswere 1 as tho dtairt nn 1-r- thought of my letter— Hello, here's ferer liecame drrangi-d from diseased blood, and . ften caused by shifted away; a long tabh had been ,| Not U*n feet from where Mr. TIoarn ' stands it,” mid L iwler sharply, "and en­ Ingcmll now." 1 was attacked with the worst forms ot . ipil by using Halls brought up from the mess room under­ tirely to my Battkfaction." "I w nt the hof-pital with Drent. ” j ! sat by his Utile table, whereon were his kidney and liver trouble, dyspepsia, “Hcm.iyhaV? answered to th> satis­ said tbe medical man in some haute, , I memoranda and a few books, Georgia neath ana and wi set in in tne the mtttille middle ot of tin* the bi bi-; neuralgia and rheumatism. My sufferings neatu 1' ’ memoranda and a few books, Georgia room, tbe president's chair nt the hood, : Mavshall, Marahall, with sparkling eyes and flushed faction of the jujju advocate, but 1 sug­ “und had to go to Lane's first." <cannot be described. The sal lowness of gest that tho court can speak fur iteelf," skin disfigured me, and the neuralgic “No oue*iii at Lane’s. I hope?' spoke my i his own at tho foot, those of the momcheeks bent »—* * and whispered - to Mrs. inr— I1 cheeks, was Thar/s cool reply. "Th.* question Kenyon as Hcam’j face was suddenly pain was so severe that It contracted ,the ; bersat the sides. Another long table ; Lane: muscles of my face, partiafly dosing my should nave elicited an answer as to the uplifted. “I've just cottir from there.” 1 wan provided for tho swarm of news“One for our aide." right eye. The ablest ductors gave me no "Oh. no; but Mini LlxirshaH and Mrs. imper correspondents, and than, for the -------------— And Mrs. Wharton, catching tho eve entire service, possibly in other com­ relief, but I ain entirely cured*by Hibbard’s mands, c-n tbe part of tbe witness, and Lane have been going til see Brent every general public, „---------------------- tho mess roam? roomy of the of Rome friends across the room verv Rheumatic Syrup, and wish to recommend hr replies only us to O troop." afternoon, and this evening he nakctl mo it to all as n wonderful blood medicine. cavalry had beenransicke.l, on.1 benches improperly tapped tho bock of her kid "He has given the exact information to take a message over there. He want­ B, C2 -.Ktn KUO. n. 8. A., nnd chnirato accotn.nalate several bun- covered thumb nails together in mute Mrs.- A,’ D. Noble, I desired." raid Lawler hastily, “ and all > Ibtwohter.* Tht drod people ranged about the rouin. It apphure. The press arid the populace ed to see them to-night,but I had to say Cor, Mechbanle and Mason streets, a i:.- ito.’’ “Dunmy quettion was intended to cover. 1 no; he’s too feverish. They were much Jackson, Mich. watt Saturday night when Lawlor armight bo with the prosecution, but it f**r“ 7’ir<> St>ldlcn>n rived und was mat by Maj. Kenyon and | wastmsy to see that there were loyal and protest against interference with my concerned to hear I bad been called in , I’reparerl only by The Charles Wright witncsrtx" to see you. Hearn, and I promised to Medicine Company. Detroit. Mich, Fur eecortod to his quartern. , lavish InvKh hearts there standi for the mv de-_ Bang! camo old Grace’s .sword hilt on come back nt once nnd let them know sale by W. H. Goodyear. j | Lippincott Company, .“You might tell Mr. Hearn that what- . tense. feuse. the table. P3T’r’-’t how y< a were.” The Marcellus News has a neat, new ever ho may d-.-sire to tciy to mo about I Tba eocrt W ------m.l been authorised to -- ----------«vu ,, Buiuurucu iu I|t “It is 8 o’clock, Mr. Judge Advocate, A lirief examination showed the skilled heading and Is a breezy local paper. the cast* I can hear to-night. You have , ait Hit without Without regard roenanl to hours. T ___. Lawler pructitionvr tin* extent of Hearn's mal­ and tho court will adjourn." Bryon K Eldrid has received the naval do objection to his coming to your quar­ argued that in a case of such widespread I^iwler drew a long breath and ady. and be insteted on his coming out cadetship appointment from the third dis­ ters. 1 Euppoev?" interest the Notmons should be held when traced triumphantly at Thorp. He wonld havo added “over to Lane's trict. “Lord,,no! I like it. So dore he gen­ it would be most convenient for the But. however little tbe first day pinrra," but members of the court were erally. b'ut if you wunt to see Hearn world at large tout tend, and by ndjoum-' brought forth, tho second in no.wire calling there, nnd it would hardly be you’U have t'» go yourself.’* ing at 8 p. m., the conventional hour, lacked sensation. Welsh aud Mr. Lovi the proper thing. Returning thither, “Why?" said Lawler, reddening. “He all good citizens wonld be able to get lip foun .1 ».i« the -gentleman gone Schonberg, iu terms ma3t emphatic, Iml however, up --------------- „ — ought to know tliat it is to his interes t horns in abundance of time, secure in described tbe uzsunlt ui>on lhe principal and Col. Liwl«*r just seating hisnself for ; to s.-ek the advice and awristance of the the Ixilicf that nothing would transpire call. witness; both declared that with brutal ' h serial ••• judge advocate. Of enurno he knows before they could return to their post of v ioleu re Welsh had been dragged forth “Nothing serious," h* murmured to l ; that 1 must do my full duty in proaccut- observation on the morrow. Nothing of from thr tmrroom and then kicked und the ladies, as ho took u t hair, and in low ing tho clteo; but. outride of that, any great consequence was accomplished on cuffed all the way to tho guard house; ' PROBATE OBDKH. tone began chatting with the Whartons. service I ton render him he has a right the first day beyond tho ceremony of both denied tho faintest provocation or Blate of Mlchtaau. County of Barry-«i. i It was Lawler's voice that broke tfie At a st-wiion of Uh- Probate < ourt for the • swearing tho court, which Lawler ren­ excuse; and then, amid oppressive still- . stillness, r.ml Lawler, full of his profes­ Oranty to call fur." of Barry, holden at the Probate office la “Oh, faei. understands; br.t, os he was dered as impressive ns passible, tho ad­ | new, Mr. Sfifronberg ba l described his the City of Hastings. In said County, on ^edo*sion, could talk nothing but “shop." dsT. the 17th day of June. In Uie year ano given no opportunity to speak for him­ ministering of the judge Ivocate’saath, connection with tho trader’s retablbdi“I could not but observe your pres­ thousand eight hundred and ninety one. Present. Charles W. Armstrong. Judge of self when yon were investigating the which Col. Grace rattled through in :i I ment six years before and his knowledge ence in tho court room, "ladies, even ■ „ case. I fancy he will n»k none now until jierfunctory style that robbsd the legal i of tbe pecuniary dealings uf the occumaI. among the host of curious spectators. Probate. 1 n the matter ot tbe estate of GeargeD. Moore, he comes I»cfore the court. Then yon gentleman of th- dramatic effect he had I In i>uritive terms lie asserted that old And how does a military court impress .‘J'otTrwuliDg and filing the petltlen. duly veri­ 1 conteniplated, and the reading of the I Mr. Braine hud lent the ;uxum%1 sums vou. Miss Marshall. n<NF tliat you have probably will hear from him." Ce* of Georg' w. Moore, son Of said deceas­ ed, praytng th .t a certain Instrument now on “It might be very much better if he charges nnd specifications, which were j aggregating six hundred dollars at dif­ k«n it?” I breathlestly listened to by tho throng tile in Hii-» court, purporting to be the l*st,wiO were to frankly consult the judge advo­ ferent times; and tliat Ini hnd frequently "I can tell you better when I have and testaincul of said deceased may be BdiiiltM and most oratoricilly delivered by the cate," said Lawler, gating keenly at nnd vainly importuned him in letters seen it al), colonel. Thus far we’ve had to probate and that administration of said I judge advocate. There was something written by Schonberg for payment, had nothing but tbe proaqcution. It will estate msy be rrnuted to Elmer E. Moore the Kenyon from under his shaggy brows. execu or uamed in said wilt, or to “Very much better for the prosecu­ etqiecially fine in the air with which be Ix-en ignored, and tliat finally when ho, wni I'W* one side*! after the defense." ' some other suitable person. 'niereuputi It it ordered, that Wednesday, the turned and faced tho soldierly young of- after tho accused returned to the post, | tion. But—how better for him?" "Ah, that.* I fear. Will hardly amount llth day of July. A. D.jwi. at ten o’clock m it;i gain n fleer, who, in bis trim fatigue uniform. strove to collect the amount he. the wit- ' to anything. The young man lua been tbeforenoon.be assigned for the bearing “Well, thixte young ineu never petition, and that the Beira M Ina of had I *tta'.l oppadt? to him uttho table. nnytliing by’fi jiting a case. He hud ncss. was me^ with curt refusals, denials I very ill a Ivbed— very. Powibly you Uld decca-ed and all other j*raons Interest­ “To the first specification of the firtt uf all indebtcilncHi. and finally with heard tliat .1 had offered him my serncee ed tu said estate, are required to i-:.rtial was in tendon much butter throw hnnrelf on the clem­ at a session of said court. then to be boidm. ■ charge, how Kiy you. sir — guilty or not ; tlireats and .-utsault. —that ia, any in my power to render— at the Probate offier. in the city of Hastings. . three days had been ency of the court But I suppose some I guilty?" Ry Nothing much more connected could und tlmt ho had refused?" in said county, and show caue. If any .• n Lieut. Hearn. It one lias undertaken to defend him?" then- be. why tlie prayer of the petitioner , And, in ths rimpleit way in the world., well l>o imagined. iButh men were |*wiMiss Marshall simply looked at the may not be granted And It Is farther opleved. \ a iu many a long Anotherehrewd glance. • j live and precise as to facts and dales, colonel a moment, making no reply. that Kild petlttoucr glre notice to the per­ ■ the answer cuim in tones sufficiently “ Someone! yen. Pre heard that sev.... . . (’ ' Lawler Juul apsons Interested In said estate, pl the pen­ eral som» ones offered their services by | l* otaHblh beyond tho open win­• and l»odj when cross examined by the Finally: dency of said isctHiom. and .the . beartag accused stuck stontjly and positively to Grat mail th*> moment it was known yon j dowj “May I usk what mg vices you could thereof by causing a ">pv «tf this order it ulirtory |Hwitipp their Vi-rsio.."*. Another wita&s was render him? I thou“i< tbe prosecution to be published In the HastlnJ* were to be pnwecutur. Wont the devii “Not gyilty. newspaper printed and circulated in said Coun­ : legal adviser's? ! A»awi.u.vb!tnlcrcrf^[-iac*ioai Mrs. Hc’jou'K-rg that wai aul Mrs. wcf your > pccix'.t y." , ty of Barry once in meh * rek for three successive . • -.- r.ted in the name ' to sold day of hearing. “Yon to forgot, iloj. Krayon. . “• tbe ofawo nrtrt nobeeum-• Braine that Lad Us.41, and her testimptiy. “Oh, it is, ccrtainly; that is my bopnden weeks previous CHA«i.rj* W. Altwmtoxo. Hutt it »•;>. a mnttor >< very gn.ro im- , “Cbre- n:ul a gsnUowm. on-1 oft though by no m<-an» truculent ur pori- duty. Still, if I knew v'.;at evidence he i Judgr ot Probate. : ■ demolish his own • - -as to the -1, I conduct prejudicial to pool order nndI tive, was largely in support uf that ,uf j had to i-Ifer--what witnesses he meant (A true co?). > , I at: i,!.. It is the l*»rtanw to the army iw wen I military discipline. Lieut. Hearn calmly her Jewish spouse. . She was sure ot the • py — nnv experienced lawyer could NOTfCEOF ATTACHMEXT. • i. n system | Public," said the colonel, with much di?­ Ioans tu Hearn; ranhe had never ke! t»*U him Low lx«. t to mndtfet the care ” S7^"Offl.vr. wh.;^ ra-b t-rru-ih t'o i'~>'-»-l btomttin, inruxwtro. »»•! th. Molten' Michigan. Tht Circuit Court for the . t m-.— ' j ...I... ..w, vault .<a.; Miss ?IaJ^:.nll fairly laughed: ............. ... , I'ouut) ot lUrry. , . . : tprec«ecutivm so t *- :- - - — • . paid them: sure that nBrain-* had directed1 I■ . ...;j v., ||w-, the’de- ‘ defend him cun havo little coa-pleas were duly recorded. Edward 1’. Gaai* v* Ctata Ititdlt. Then Uol Lawler annouceod that in them placed upon [the books. and. had Notice l» hereby clwfi that on the aixth daj • “That, strikes me as one of the inbst - .’■■■■ i devi and in i wptioBot tho.feeling artrami through- | ' view of the importance an I probable frequently spoken to her of them, l*o- nutqr.t* ideas I ever beard, colonel. If ot Ma«. a. l>. i***l h writ «( anachtneas' wa«t!uh l*»ued out of the Circuit Court tortba ’ -x u n l-et-u <mid ! out the entire north." i -—. — —- —•—<------- —- - •- -------‘ ’win.n an officer ! ’’Trur." said Kenyon, with san-artic I«»gthuf the casein* d.rired the service* caure she thought that hr was too op"U you Ix-longvd. we w,i’l say, to the com- CouDtr of Barry, al thrixuit ot Edward P. Gam*, above named plantiff again*: the lands, • r .i nblitr’tion of ’ emphasis, “It's onevf theoingntirtraits •t,f * st. nograph.-r and requested the handed and credulous, anil liad told him imtant fufce of the army nnd had a posi­ the tenement*, pood*, and ♦haUvin. aionev and ef­ ■ , <;r < irin/iruiltv i of some fellows in the array that, instead authority t'lrity of the'court the (court to t.» call one out? tn. in. tion to defend, would you detail your fects of lhe said CliirM lUidtt. the defendant above named, tor Hid nun uf our bund ed Wh\n court ndjourmd ntfip. m. on y of knuckling under tu wh it they I The pn-siileut prudent looked look'd pertorM; stenogpcrturbrnl: atenogplan of defense to*the adversary?" ulna and m-VO dollars, which «ald writ waa re* ... ;■•!> were expensive, an I the la. t the secund day the lease had gone dead "Mj d«r young lady, you totally mis­ tuntabir on the iceond day of Jane A. D. l»t. c mid quite under- bnow to bo an- outrageous misrepresenDated, thl* 3rd day ofUur.e A. D. liUl. against Hearn, and' Uol. Grace gravely apprehend the peculiar mcclutnism of .•o:irt he wt . < on had been ntppod over - h id btsm detailed f-r •! tutionuf »-*^-*«-*«*»**• «nd their profession, nrofwaton. them.-<-lves and SWTII A COtXtNOVR. Ajtorneja for Plaintiffs. tiiey should have the cimsmtanate ef­ - tlie knuckl sj f-.ir employing one, al- inquired if ho could not procure counsel ■ our system. After having finished the t_ though tho recurJ .exceeded n hundred even now. it might still l> allowed. But goverummt's ride then I ani free to as­ mu.-: unusual thing frontery ' to’ resent oven neWs^xapor at­ ADMINISTRAKIH’H BALE. Hearn quietly shook liis head. Wednes ­ -fl:', vr- uf the depart­ j 3X1-1 fifty juiges in L’ngth. sist the accused." • lu the matter of tie estate of Hannah tacks. Now. you can hardly conctdwi tire itself to furnish it possible. Col. Lawler, but do vud I “And the accured, us I understand it. Quadicuhw*li. decea*e«l “H»w long wiu you ne.'ti one, anti day morning v.as to have brought the Notk-e I* hereby ftliyn that I shall sell at n-doubtablc Mr. Abrams to th*1 iwnc to is free to ’play it 41tmc,* ns we do in piddle it'.: r wu4 it their prov- know tl>Te are actually officers who ; -*>3n .vo‘l hen*?" aricod auction, to the bjtbcst bidder, on Eridav, aid thelcass for tho prosecution, but Gd. euchre. Now. do you know. I think I th-■ M-ventrrnth day of July. A. D.. iraLat tea ,s«aa,* think Hearn a thousand times mor * j ’I-Grace. o'clock.In tbe forenoon! at tbe Probaie\Oo«rt ;:r cwunnWer, nnd tinned against than sinning? And. that ' “Well, wo can gj: Ihrough with the Lawler was compeSvd tff triy that the would prefer tliat course to having an rooms in thepty ot Haatinjn in the Couhty ot witness was not fuhhcomitjg. nnd had : r-ni; r<» Mitin jndg-i l»t’ing their conviction, they are ho blind <'rjl0 ’n a advocate who was more than half an oj>- Barry In Ura State ot IMlrbljun. pursuant to B^rt time with a steuoglli-eare anoaut) orttr RTfuited to me dn IbeSMh But The Palladium, I to their own interest n« to Lc willing to । vajdur. but |t will ta!:? a week at lean not even answered ftdegramti sent him. jsxmrT day of May A. D iKit.br the Predate Court of I r p’o-ey. wu# not slow 1 —------- ------------_ - —--------- - ---------- . I without one.* H ) di.1 not say. Ir.iwevcr, There v.:-.-< .« nno qriiot (dinting at the "Well, certainly. Miss M:urliall, you Barry countv. MichlKani all of tbe euate, right, ■ ; i.f.ion. It was a,I fight for it. It is inccmpnihensiblo—tu and interret of tbe laid deceased ot. in and rome people, but it’s » farUM I tlu,t 1,:‘b;l 1 oa- "Irtiidy in the room, in reporters’ table, nndwld Kenyan breathed cannot congratulate tbe itetrased. on his title to tne reaTeatiUe -dtuatrinnd'belng In the County >t> wlnde people, with it-q * whad deAnd-willit bo believed?—whi n CbL J U1,'_ a newqup -r ia;.j from a i igh S3 lit* !:?Ut over nnd whtepon’ 1 to conduct of the case thus far. He would of Burry, tn the State off Mlchlnn, known ana describ'd a« follows, to wit: The west half of le-M-ntativ.?, h.ntansr! } * - ’* Lawler sent ho, ordvriv to sav tliat he , C'hicago. Some uf tho court begun to Brodie: have tfixxl better with the court at this lot two (?) block nine (Olof the eastern addition "D—n that follow! Hu ncviw meant minute if ho had taken my advice, as he to the city (f-jnneriy vilMe) of llastlncs. Barry i; to- officer who dared h LlU'it -• • : consult among thems’-lves. would receive Hi-arn at Maj. Kenyon's •■ I Mg n M el Ip.in. to como and Lawler known it. Cross "Make him write his own proceed­ wouldn’t Then I h*l only one course C:. No unlinary urc®-|| quarters in case ho desired to set- him. I Dated. June IC, A. D Ilfat. Ings,” whispered Col. Maitland to tho examination wonld have broken him to pursue." Chas. w. Jcatbax. Administrator. tlie orderly came bock with the lieuten- , all up." 1 preritlMhL "By g.i-1. ho was jirobably at:, nti “Doesn’t that look jtut a wee bit as ■ndi •: tbe entire nation} ant's compliments and the singular re- j But two other civilians were produced, though bu were being prosecuted for de­ 1 the man that ny>;>-,! your court for cm- who ud i» > [>/!■:■ -I by tbe press. Col. (State ol Michigan, county of Burry—xi. chime 1 to bo old friends .of the late ! sponse that the lieutenant knew of no At a »<*«lon ot the Probate Court for the Coun­ clining eminent legal assistance rather •■; j^rt unitv for distinction reason whatever why he should want ty ‘■ ploying one thereat Ouraha Ixrt month." ty of Barryholdenatths !*robate Office la thecity trader, and cue of these testified tliat the : Then lie scribbled a line and tome.! the than for alleged misconduct?" puled.. He asked in uf his ne asxeo ms ------ , , , . of llaaUiun in Mid county on Friday, the .. joJs. uf I th- eolonri at any Ma I scrap of paper over to Maj. Putnam on week before his death .Mr. Braine had Lawler flushed nnd again glanced i«t> day of June. In me year one thousand Lawler Lad conceived it liis duty tKen hundred and ninety one. ■ the other side, and patsod Word down to declared that Hearn had reftwedto n pay sharply from under Ins sandy brows and eight Pre»ent, Charlerf\W. ArmMronj:. Judge ot to accost Mr. Hearn on the piazza of his Cajrt. Thorp, who had been judge advo- the money nnd he regarded it good as out of the corners of liis twinkling eyes. l*rot>ate. . quarters, and blandly to inform him I cute of tho court in question. It was lost. Hearn protesteil ngaihst this as In the matter of Hie e>taM> of Robert Brown, “ You have n sharp tongue, young S • court iwen chosen (‘that he was entitled, if he saw fit. to cail ! CJ late of Monroe county. New Yort. deeeaaed. the members thought that “hearsay" and not testimonyiunder oath. lady." ho said, “but I presume your wit On reading and Sling the ix<ltlon. duly that ..’-.I-, array of thirteen mem- in , the services of some Miitabk* friend J evident e' nil Ml. ot Thomas Brown, oueuf the heirs at j here was nn admirable chance to Lawler vowed it .was materoil and con­ is inadu to match it. It is a pity they rr bm : ; •--..n.'illy a stranger 1 law of -aid deceased tual he may be appointed os amicus curue. Brodir and Cross were ’ ••work".the judge advocate, a thing sel- firmatory. nnd the court was cleared, to could not bo brought into requisition in administrator ot the e«tat«-<>f salil deceased. 'dir ■ . Idirt-whose fate lay in ' both string there nt tho moment, and dum enjoyed; and at last old Grace, the utter indignation of the correspond­ defense of your friend before the court Tbcrriipou it Is ordered, that Tuesday, their L4, s. Of all his rvgjfnent not the Itlb day of Juty. A. D. IW1. at ten glanced at each other with a grin, im • humming • - and - - i 1hawing —_ u anta a Ui»l little, said that ents thus compelled to qui| the room itself. Yon cannot influence me." And o'clock in ths forenoon, be assigned tor aawh-r ufii- -r was at the post when tho j with the common herd. Thrice again Hearn coolly looked tbe judge advocate the court could not see tin* necessity, in he laughed loudly, and glanced around the bearing of said petition, aad that court lvg.xts to arrive, and thef only ■ U.e heirs at law of said deceased and straight in the eye and remarked that h« view of tho remarks made by division this happened during the day. nnd peo­ aa though in triumph. all other nrrwons Interested In said rotate, mldifr - 1 ‘ —li-; . a save the mark!—was 1 “ ’Faith, L-awlck, it’s just as lucky for are required to appear at a session of said Court, hi-adquart-.*** on a recent care, and must ple grew disgusted, many of them leav­ WVbh, n-n a <’gbed, much to their dis- was aware of the fact. “I thought yon might not know it, for the present decline tho request. ing; but those who remained, including you that Miss Marshall isn't counsel for then to be bolden at tbe Probate Offlcc. In tbe elty of Hastings In said county and show causa. RUrt.li* <•„ Brodies company of the and I desired to say that I should inter-­ the officers, could nee no earthly hope for If any there be. why the prayer of tbe peti­ tbe accused. You'll get knocked endwise 'Whereat Col. Lawler, in manifest ill infantry f-a r •• 'i- and quarters until . may not ne granted. pose no objection." said Lawler. • hnmor, remarked that ho could be safely Hearn. Everything had l»een us conclu­ when it comes to the defense, anyhow," tioner haeri-lrit,-. And It Is further ordered that said petitioner :M ls» given; and Welsh “ •1 I iuh <u.. not aware,, Oct Col- Lawler, ■that ’ • ;it - j■ expected to say wliat would and what sively proved as such witueascs could es­ said the doctor. give notice to the persons Interested in said eatant center of a group of is the tate, of the pendency of said petition and the tablish matters, and the Atily chance lay tho judge imbrt* advocate who either d«*nir.t demet !, would not be approved by tho division "You think so, do you?1 Well, well, bearing thereof by causing aeopyof this order *:;• now billeted at Central or consents. It is tbe court, as I under­ well see: well see." to be published in the Uasflnira Bjlnnkk a news­ commander, and tliat, if the court would in the impeachment of tiieir testimony. <Iiy, a’;.} - ,-nting it not a little that ' paper printed eiraulated in said County of It was nearly 3 o'clock on Wednesday stand it, that settles tho question." And not order it, he would get the order by Tho gate had opened, and an orderly Barry onee tn and ttevu'-r : hr. ited to put up at the each week for three successive when Lawler said that if the other wit­ entered. Lawler went away with tingling ean». weeks previous to said day of bearing. fort. telegraph. CHARLES W.IkMSTKONU, ness, Mr. Abnuns, did not put in on ap­ Hearn’s temper was being sorely tried. “ All right, ” said tho president, “ and “A telegram for tho commanding of­ But . strati the fort was al­ [A true copy.l Judge of Probata. pearance he would rest the case fur the No less than four times that Sunday mean time well proceed without one. I ficer,” be said. ready tax--’ its utmost capacity; tlie CoL Mnitlnad inquired MORTGAGE SALE. morning liad he been called npon by suppose you are ready with your first prosecution. Kenyon took the brown envelope, tore quart--rs in which there was room gentlemen representing themselves as why the books of the lute poet trader it open, and stepp?d into the hall door­ Default having been made in tbe conditions witness, Mr. Judgo Advocate?" of a mortgage dated August 13. HCO. made by I r the arri-. gentlemen were those of 1 correspondents for some paper or other, “If the court insists, yes; but I prefer had not Ix-cn produced in court in sup­ way. where the light would fall upon Elijah Sliaw and wife ITtilura tn Davbt G. Moths limit cr-.vahy officers. Mrs. Morris 1 Clure and recorded In tbe office of the Register port of Schonberg's testimony, aud Law­ •had two rpare roouis. and promptly in- 'each one of whom desired to interview to wait until I hear from tho telegram ler promptly responded that they were the page. A gleam of sadden satisfac- nf Heed* for tbe County of Barry and Flats at i tion shot across hiis Ltoe. and be turned Micbignu on August .». 1370 tn liber "W”ol him as to the line of defense he proposed which I am now writing.” rib**! ' •'!•. tirace and Maitland, old too bulky to ba appended to tbe record, j 1 eagerly toward Miss Marshall, whose io«rtg*grs on page 36 and by lhe said David O. adopting, and really seemed astonished “ We had better go right ahead," an id friemb < f her husband, to be her guests. MriHoreassigned tn Ambrose Hubbell, October were property of the estate. andz he had , 1 dark eyre had followed him. “Come," A». IWM.aod n curded lt> r aid regt iter's office. Kenyon t-<k h« three of the aeniors. that he should decline to give any in­ Col. Grace. not considered them necoaxarf. How- j October:*). 1HM In liber23of mortgages on page Mr,-. Wharton Irapjiened to know Capt. i formation on the subject. And Hearn's 1 And so, amid profound silence, the ever, if the court insisted— And the j1 be signaled, and she rose and went to *33 and by Daniel Htilker. executor oftbelart replies to of the first witness and will and tegument of said Atnbro«o Hnbbeil, Chas*, who v. :i« one of the detail, and replies to Lawler uawmr had been buzzed ------ -- ■ of U(J nrst fiw -w was *•— -called, ---------------court did. Schouberg was directed to j him. asslinied to Emily F. SUIsoa, Borah “T* — ;*i. nziHml around* “ the gamnon with added nmahacmjba- ।■ with tne [be eyra ey„ u* of tho ratiro rsc" room upon “Read thh,” he said in low tones os he deceased, E. Reid and Wlimlner W.Osborn. February 11. *tonlaliz. ! Mrs. Brodie by borrowing ! him. neatly dress?J, cleanly shared, and bring his books at 10 o’clock the next day. thrust the paper into her hand and 1HH and recorded In said register's affice Febru­ the Lane barouche, meeting him at the 1sis at every repetition. That evening the party gathered on i ary 1». ifal In liber 36 of mortgage, on page im looking his very best, Trqoper Welsh sauntered back to hta chair. "I can trust And yet when Monday afternoon depot and driving him straight to her and bv the said Emily F. Btllaon, Sara* E. Bold Lane’s piaca was very silent and sad. came, and in the presence of a crowded i ushered in from tho outer gallery, and WBmlner W. Osborn assigned tn Alexander you to keep a secret" root I array of civilians from all over the j w“ sworn impressively by Lawlor, nnd Kenyon had been there a while and gone Lawler gazed after her with unmistak­ N. Gllleland April. T. KOI and recorded ia said "Miinl y.,raid that young matron, I neighborhood OoL Lawler impressively I *’“a rvgister’ajiince April 14.1»l In Uber 38 at mortaway with bowod head an4 thoughtful asked for Iuj name, rank and regiable curiosity, studying her face as she ;age-<. on page uv by nonpayment of atooey* '■every tnan , ltl this court shan’t go to . inquired the name of the gentleman wn* eyes. The defense, of course, bad not Iur - ““ ik^Ji/vnuv] read, then turned add looked at Kenyon, Jue thereon, by which the power of sale baa bewhether h. knew itsfir«:.» - oa without knowing some- whom lhe ^axldmireJ to iotroJoce , begun. There would be no difficulty in who was ostentatiously humming the air taiag of Frank Hearn’s real character. 1 « coonael, and even the tern.eetMOd tn | The r tterly defeating the charge - of assault eight hundred and forty six dollar* and eight finttcr and Mr. wen- intent npon the ' d.-«nl»d tlw hwt. gbmen waich We -h Miss Wharton had just begun playing on rents (|ag> os> and no suit or proceeding at taw wish 1 had room for more." . rpon the soldier Welsh, but what worthe piano. What did it mean? Was having been Instituted to recover the amount —‘at 'E the tk« lieutenant »«*«>*« ... « — — Mrs. Lua<« had Uu spare liedroom, but n|>ir..nd.<loam pencil, were poimd cast . ried one and all was the, testimony of secured bj said mortgage or any part thereof : ; “his glowing,' dark eyes kindled with , rwu r his entertainer in league with the girl Notice Is tlierfore hereby given, that on Mat: r -“mental friends who hud to over the pads on tho reporters' table, tho pent up aenso of the wrongs and , Schonlxjrg and Braine’s rolfct. If that who so dared him? Mr?. Lane strove to tirdiy. the llth day of July. 1«1. at tea o'etortt Ll them n up with members of the court. Mr. Hearn astonished almost oil hearers i humiliations heaped upon him by tho I held good with the court, then Hearn cover her friend’s somewhat abrupt in tbe foreroon there will be sold at tbe north -•■i -- . 1 will i.jard the whole array by placidly, even smilingly, responding: officer in question." Maj. Eenyou, ait-[ had been guilty of disgranoful conduct quitting of the group by a timely word front door of tbe Court house in the Cl re Hastings. County of Barry, and State of Mich­ ' ting close by Mrx Lane, looked tt in staling orally and in writing that he u you will only let ns." she declared. Gr two, but her question failed to catch igan. said Court bouse being lhe place Ut ” “111* 1" ta! ‘ ' :r. h fur the court at noon, and j Brodio with awift whiapared comment had long since jioid those d«bbi. There “Nobody." which the Cirrnit Court for the County of “Why, I understood from gentlemen on that furtivo glance. Misa Marshal! ' could ba no sentence but ilismirsal. the lawyer's ears- la a minute Georgia Barry I* held, at public Auction to tbe hlgbert dine ti» i-n •re party at 7 every day they here at the post that yon intended to in­ was back, had dropped the dispatch over bidder. Hie premise* desoitbed in said snorton that luruvo art lune if - .------------fhft wituessW Hearn had shut himself up in his Hearn had shat hinwelf uproom. in his room. Kenyon's burly shoulder with the brief •on- one will only agree to ' troduce counsel," said Lawler, much never took her eyes from tho witness's^ take Cel L. I £ttce' > li That day had brought n long letter from ® ■ i whispered word, “Splendid, apienaiu,” and ana then wen Nobdy wanted Lawler, aud so he nettled. “State how long you have baen in j lu. father, aud it was U» J? 1 ala out hmshinglj turned on tho judgo uid the eotta, eiisnm sad expense* allowed by “With all deference to tbecourt," said 4. law and provided far in said mortnre. »*ld ing, soro at heart, when Cenyon en­ was ou,- of tjie throe relegated to the premises wrtnj situate in the City ot HirtlBgs. Hearu, “ the underatanding of the judge 4 service, and with want company you advocate. gkxnuy |,w r incts of old Kenyon’s quar­ tered. I “And now tell me, oolong, isn’t there There is was instant titter ana a njquc , have served.” ters nnd cvtnpelled to rough it at bach- advocate at fault." “You haven’t elept a wink for two such a thing as impeaching the credi­ otThere applause. correqxmdvnta glanced ‘Tve been"—than th?ro wxj z sudden wasThe iaistant titter and a ripple . rior mm Lt was arranged that eight nights, lad, and I know it," said the .—ia i—sur-~.i 1 flutter of the eycHli an J n moment’s quickly at one another and -then bility of witnesses?” ttercters uf the court should be quarter­ prtee at Hearn. For a man who refused hesitation, but only a mdfaont’s—••I've major anxioutiy, as he studied the worn “Oh, I suppose eo in certain cases; but face of his friend. “I'ci going to call ed unong the cavalry homesteadsand to talk at their bidding, he wa^display- i 1>een in Troop C, Eleventh cavalry, Ingersoll in to prescribe for yox" And what has that to do with mine?” °therwiN? be entertained at the Lanes'. “Youth? Well, one wonld hardly think ingnnlooked for ability now. Lawler ’ »hout eight months, statianjJ here at W Rich are the expedients to which gardespite Hearn's protest tbe orderly was your wits i rars assailable, of course; but reddened to the roots of his hair and J Fort Ryan. I enlisted iu St Louisayear -vwt anromn. toflni are mjUocL It was not until Monday afternoon ‘ ~ -|aco." that tte. * «------- ■■ ‘ “ V”* ‘’7.1. d<i*n Mate o! Mshte WW* 1 ii';.. - v.rx.jminte' e.iirlu Irah itfti ... -.ti.-lt.«* ■•niaVe* G>' weak 'b" 1 t u -t like a Miirtnlaut. tai­ I r k' fl J I Children Cry for Pitcher’s Castoria. Children Cry for Pitcher’s Castoria. \ • i*' *1 fi :!L �Additional Local News. A NEW JAIL. ■ Barry county cannot afford to and should nut attempt to escape the responsibility of providing a suitable, safe and* legal jail In which to confine prisoners utittrr the law/ If «ll placed In jsll were guilty ut crimes and serious ones, it might not appear so heinious to confine thtm Ui a vile-snudlmg jail, from which they could not escape but must meet certain death. In case of fire. But Innocent men.are often detained there, and boy* of tqpder years, who cannot but be polluted by tlw association with 'old and often hardened criminals which the construction of the present Jail makes necessary. We cannot but believe Hint the duty and responsibility resting upon Barry county In this matter will be fairly •nd honestly met by the people. the light of the fireworks, which wT.I be __ simply grand. Ex-Gox. Cyras (». Lum Jia. । Clarence W. Vourrg. AllcOKu will deliver the oration ami it’s worth n 't Mary E. Tomlin*’". ILtoltalri n good deal to. hear him apeak- T’. b. _ ! Heyiiwnr More. HaMlogv » ■!»««> Senator F. B. Stockbridge will act as president of tins day. 'Ricte is one nice iJ.eunlo WtaWis " thing about the celebration ami that is that yon don’t have to go way out In the Fourth ofJuly. adjoining tuwnrhlps to witness these Th« «l Mkblnn u» U« The Ch.e.O. Chir.Bi i S « We»l things as they all take place right on the | tmir. lan.il* * S-rtlwm Kw- »»■ "» main stredts of the city in the 'park. ----------------- --------------- or ---------l»twren,ll.Ull«x».’n Ihelr llu« •»<! One of tho finest wedding ceremotrici I chh-agn excursion tickets at one fare wr ever witnessed In this citv was that of (tu. ruull,i trip. Tickets will baJ»ld on Tuesday afternoon, when, at the h. | jyjy 3,1 ?nd «h good to return until July church. Miss Viola Willison was united In 1 ttl|, hidnsIveJ ' mantage to Mrt Walter Buekliout, of l<>ledo. Rev. W. M. Puffer, officiating. The ]• church xvns beautifully trimmed lur the Wl«> llwrxtoh 1" " I'to"1 I'""6''; occasion’, the Hural emblems being especially ta«n« in.' .mrkrt U n.««w fine and appropriate. Every detail tor the nn-Mldnm. 4< • l,1'"' 11 wl" [*’ ceremony wa» lopked after the ut- ' j uu to consider MixcPs ( . A S. a., a ill ----- - with - most care, amt carried out with lhe ex-1 ' (n (h| wor|(] nnt| will do vou more trane ... of Hut,.;. nicHty. The solemnlxlng«»f tin- j rw-• Sr»' the amount of any other tl.toe * ,.w ------------------KIMM.. ’. ................. - . 11n J.n .^*.1 V>. anil InM lit .. . .... I... nurriagtt was most liuprerolve and tenutimedicine. F<fr sate by droggtata. fti(. and left hn Impression on all never t<» be forgotten. The britfjjl party constated <d tly high cfinliscting parties, tlregroom’s The sell excursion nazoo. rue Michigan Michigan Central vviurai will » brother and sister. Mr. Hall, of Kalamazoo . . all ■■ |K»int# : r. ■ on .... th*Jr Ittla.u lit Inn Aller iiCMVia ticket* to iu ............. .. ... and Ml;<s Maud Bartley, of thtaclty. . United ... ......i State#, within na r-HilillH tWO lllinradius of "fl*® ‘”l"; the wnvlces at lhe church, a reception was dn-d mites from Itiltal point^f tickt-t and held ar the home of the bii»le’s mother, to points on tie G. R- A I. IL IL, within n where elegant refreshment# were served. radlu# of two hundred miles- llcki-ta Mr. and Mrs. Buckhoul left Tue.-day even­ will be sold Jdlr -sd n«‘l Good to reing for Chicago, and after a brief visit, jnrti until Jn!j Oth, One tare for round they will be "at home” in Toledo. Mr. 11 M. A. CoLlins. Frf and Tkt Agt. Buckhont Is such a young man a# one .would nislvto see become the husband of so excellent*a lady, so womanl’fa woman, as Miss Willison. We think more in his behalf nerd be said. Mls« Willison 1» ■ Following Ire the-real estate transfers a social favorite In this city, where her of the week ending June 29, 1WL ax qualities of mind and heart have won tor taken from tb< books In tbe register’s office: Henry Cotton to Haenati E, Colton: *0* >8 her enduring friendship. The happy coup­ le have the hearty good wishes of all tor a J Marr Jrnner to Vnlon Benevolent Association long, useful and prosperous voyage through totatuenndiiafioty . Caroline Fltcl to C H. Nlchola: pareel life In their new estate. Tim BAXXr.it loins in congratulations and best wishes. It has been recognized for yeani that । Barry county’s Jail In no «?•»»« eurreapondI «d with what the law demands for such an institution. It is an insecure jail: it is • ftre trap: It has no way provided for, eeparattng the young from tbe confirmed ©rimtna J: it is a most, filthy jail, as must appear from the fact that eeMiamb and privy vaults open Into it, with no ap­ pliances td keep them clean nnd no chance to shut out the foul odors. It has been recognized for years that all these things are true. And yet the commission whose duty it Is to examine and report Atpon the amdition of the jail has neglected for A ten pound pail of white fish fur only years to report Its actual condition, be­ cause* they had hoped that time would 50 cents at Hams & Van Arman’s. bring these defects in the jail to such Jim Scidmore. the irrepressible Jim. prominent and general notice that lhe evil was hauhd up before a justice Tuesday would, so to speak, correct- itsvif. But and fined 8100 or 90 days lu jail, for beat­ tills evil, like most evils, refused to correct ing his wife. itself. iA8t February Probate Judge By the breaking down of n scaffold at Artnsitrpng, Chairman ot Supts. ot Poor. W.'IL Schantz, and County Agent for the the chair factory Saturday Jesse‘‘Darling State Board of Corrections and Charities, lind his ankle badly sprained. Another M. L. Cook, examined tlie jail as usual; ■workman also received slight Injuries. ■nd so glaring appeared the dufacta and Lost. June 30lh, a silk umbrella with ■o horrible the combination of foul smells1 silver hand piece, somewhere between In the prisoners' room, that they felt that Hastings nnd Dowling. The finder -will notiiing could justify them in applying please leave the same at this office, or at any more whitewash to thia jail in their Dr. l^unpmnn’s. reports. Accordingly they repoiUnl this Sealed blds will be received at the county k jail to be in just the contrition it Is. Th©» atate board of corrections and charities, clerks office for sheds to lie built on the who had learned from personal examina­ xalr grounds up to 12 o'clock noon Julv 11th tion the uuth in regard to the jail, fully 1891. Specifications can be aeen at the " coincided with the examiners’ report, and. above named place. By nrderof com. M. H. Bi’Kton. Svcwrought the matter to tho attention of Judge Hooker. The marriage of Dr. Clarence Young to Now those, who know Judge Hooker are. Miss Mae Tomlinson took place In the aware of the fact that, while he is never Episcopal church Thursday evening. afraid to do his duly nor to meet any situ • Letter In the evening, Mr. and Mrs. George Hastings colts seem to be doing pretty atiou as It demands, is yet a gentleman K. Tomlinson gave a Ono reception to the well this year on the track. At Dowagiac Otiose courtesy and deference to otbere' newly wedded pair. It wks a very ha|n*y the 20th, John C. Cole's two year old. ' Anitelloe fJu^wmti to Frank Short; 40a see t interested would never permit him to act social event. . itann M. from Victor Morrill, won one W<wxll«nd $IM04 M.W, LiusciHftb to Angvriao Lipscomb; ran hastily nor rashly. While he had full heat and took second money in the two ”MsreuUtan^taAmvIla Bull; 80a sec 8 Orange power to condemn the jail without con­ ^rThere arc 29 bicycles In the city at year old stake race. The other sulting any one, and to compel Barry present and more coming. As It has been entries were the famous two year Vlw.*;^Grlxg* t<> John Cornett; h»t Nairin ill© county to board ber prisoners tn some figured out mathematically that a person olds. Muggle Wilkes. Delwood and other county's jail, yet he took no such can go fifteen miles on a bicycle with less Abdallah Wilkes. The race was half C. iJibblc to.Win. Pinoomb; lot Jliddlcvlll© hasty step. He preferred to wait until exertion than It takes to walk three miles. mile, beat three In live. It was a cluse '^ rian’l Striker tn Amanda A. Ward: lol 10 bit the supervisors should be In session, .and Il will be readily seen why so many prefer one between Dana M. ami Maggie Wilkes. " BSirtk ’T'MJHi-.lciyKo, ... to ride, especially this hot weather. then call the matter to their attention, Frank Ackerson drove Dann. Tbe univer­ I. S Tartar to Wchard Doyle; 80a sec » Irv since it was far more to their interest than The C. K. Jk B. IL It. will issue tickets sal verdict was that Dana M. was as prom­ Kph. Luca* tai Stephen Itaishl; "On see 5 । bls own that the real situation should be to Kalamazoo on Tuesday. Wednesday. ising a two year old as there was in the Woodland S.'.oom known aiul considered, and plans to meet WalUee N'ortofi to Orin Loomis; 10a sec » Thursday and Friday, the 7,8.9 and 10th of state nnd her owner is conesiH'mlingly it decided upon. Acconllngly Judge July. Good returning Saturday July 11th elated. At the same races W. D. Hayes BdtlmotejMO. J t Hooker addresnetl the following letter to yearling colt, sired by Judge Leland, was at rates of 1K faro for round trip. Account tbe-supervhors: ■ ReMintton »f Quimby Dime Society. exhibited nnd driven a few turns to show of horse races. R. B. Dl’XLAl*. his speed. He completely captivated the Charlotte, June 20 1891. Wiir.nr.As: It has pleased uur Heaven-' Tkt. Agt. crowd, und all pronounced him the equal ly Father, the Supreme Ruler of Heaven To the Hon. Board of Supervisors of The Michigan senate has passed the of the best iu the country. There was a 1 nud earth, to remove from our rlrcle our Barry county. Michigan. I i peel tic railroad tax bill. It provides that yearling half mile race at Dowagiac that beloved sister. Mrs. Cole. Thereby sever­ Hgntlemen:—:! feel it my duty to eall you?'gttention to the condition of yourr railroads whose gross earnings exceed d*y. for a wager of $250. lies’, two In ing one link in our otherwise unbroken county jail. It has been repeatedly re­. $3,000 a mile shall pay a tax of two per three. At its conclusion. Al Keith, who number; and filling our heart* with surron . cent; in excess of $3,000 and over $4,000 was driving the Hayes colt, offered to at the loss sustained. ’ ported, by your jail Inspectors, ns nn an* fit place for the confinement of prisoners,, per utile, 2*^ per cent: over 84.000 and not mutch him for n purse against Jennie IL RchoIvcA, That while we Imw with and I am informed that such reports havej exceeding 50.000, three per cent: above or Woolobmooloo, the contestants in the submission, to the will of Him who dtarili been as frequently concurred in by thoj $0,000 aud .not over $8,000, four per cent. yearling race. But the owners uf the two all tilings wall, we retain in our memories Board. Temporary repairs have been1 Tho Michigan Central is Introducing the didn’t show any desire to have their high the kind aud patient way s of our departed ■' made from time to time at considerable ex­’ system of gasoline lamps in their passenger priced yearlings try conclusions with Mr. stater. pense but it has been found impracticable’ coaches for lighting Instead of tin* old oil Hayes’ colt. It was tlie unanimous opin­ Baulvcd. That while we mourn the to remedy the evil. lamps. Tbe new light Is regulated by an ion of the spectators that tlie latter would loss, the friendship and society of our dear A personal examination has satlsfiicd me! air cyclinder pumped from tlie engine, and have shown a clean pair ot heels to cither sister, who has passed through tlie portals 1st. That it is not a secure jail. tbe light besides being more brilliant in of them. Jennie IL is a McGregor Wilkes of death before us, we will strive to emulate 2nd. The sheriff’s duties are extremelyr force bums steadily nnd looks much nicer colt, and Wooloomooloo is from Pilot tier virtues and be ready.' as we feel that hazardous by reason of its arrangement. ( than tbe old. but smells quite badly some­ Medium. The Dowagiac event placed she was. to. pass through tlie valley aud »rd. Its sanitary condition renders it; times. Hxstings’ horseflesh very prominently to shadow uf death and fear no evlL Sister unfit for habitation, privy vaults opening the front. Cole ajas twice chosen president of our .so­ It will be a satisfaction for those who ^-directly into the jail. ciety. ami ably filled the trust imposed 4th. It is a fire trap, so nrranged thatl bought London baking pbwder on the Church nnd Society un her. We all join In extending our should a fire occur, p/isoners would almostt streets a few evenings ago from a fakir The Ladles’ Parish Auxiliary of Em­ heartfelt sympathies to tbe bereaved hus­ certainly perish. A committee of your- for 50 cents a pound, to know that the manuel church will meet Tuesday, July band and family. . powder can be liougiit for cents a own citizens, I. e., the county jail in­ 7th at 2 p. tn. at the home of John Hess­ Rawtrcd. That these resolutions lie re­ 1 pound. But then . it’s well worth 4(’>X spectors report as follows: mer. Let all cotne early, prepared for corded In the minutes id our society, and “In our judgment, this jail is not tit tor■ cents out of every h'Mlf dollar, just for the work. that a copy be tendered her linslmnd and the detention of prisoners, from sanitary• pleasure of trading with an Irresponsible There will be r farewell meeting of the to the papers oT the city for pubHeatiou. < aud other considerations, and we think itL street fakir. Mils. James Seelky. Pres. present officer* at the Salvation Army an outrage on justice, to confine any one■ We hope the street work done under hi the same, and we recommend that this‘ the city’s direction will not consist merely of Sunday evening, July 5th, at S o’clock. jail .be visited by th© titale Board ot Cor­’ tearing up lhe earth, aud moving it in or Tlie Hastings W. C. T. U. will meet rections and Charittes that they may see if' out of any thoroughfare. Let there be an next Tuesday, July «»tb. at Mrs. N. “Our job is not what it used to be,” said it Is such a jail as the law contemptlates a1 established grade, an established survey Hailey's. A cordial invitation is extended. a school janitor. “What’s the troubled' civilized county should have.’.’ ’ of every street, and then let the work on “Rubber boots, cheap rubber boots nr© th© Rev. A. I). Grigsby will preach at the 1 think that you will agree with me,■ each street be thoroughly well dune—with trouble. When they were a luxury boy# that an accident, which should cost the‘ good clay as the foundation and plenty of Presbyterian .church Sunday, July 3tb, hw| to bo careful whir© they walked to both morning nnd evening. All are In­ hfe of an Inmate of the jail would awaken1 gravel thereon as n finish. keep out of the wet. That wax when rub­ vited. us all to a painful sense of neglected rvber* were for tbe few. Now every boy who Mrs. Josephus Hall, of Irving, had a pe­ aponslbUlties. The Y. P. S. C. E. meets at the Presby­ ’can afford a liat baa a pair of rubber boots, In view of the foregoing facts, I feel Im­- collar accident happen, to her yesterday nnd slumps into every puddle nnd mud­ terian church. July 5, at 0:30. To be led pelled to ask you to condemn your jail -as, forenoon. A calf was staked out in the by Maurice Grigsby. holo between his home nnd lhe school. It an unfit place to confine prisoners in itsi yard with a long chain attacked to it taken three t! nes the sweeping of formw Mr. Juns&ku Kanamaki. a native thya to keep tho schools clean now.”— present condition aud to take Immetllate• When Mrs. Hall went out to Teed It Jhe atep* to provide a suitable jail as the law—- animal commcncetl to run around lier Japanese, will deliver a lecture Illustrated Cleveland Press. the chain around her feet, । with 5u stereoptlcon views on the eustoms Howells Statutes {452—requires, either by winding building a new or reconstructing the old throwing her down and breaking ber leg and every day life of his countrj men, at The Hum© Office. near the ankle. Dr. Lathrop/ was called. | the Presbyterian church on Friday evening, jail as you may deem best. “It's never too late to mend,’’ snitl a man During the progress of such work pro­• and at this writing she Is going as well as July 3rd. at 7:30. Admission 15 cents. In an uptown grocery. "That’s all right,” i could be expected. vision tor the safe custody of prisoners Mr. Kahamakl is n student at Olivetl said his spa, who had Just come in after his wili.,bc ueowsary in relation to which 1 C. E. Bidlack received the following val­ college and is lecturing during vacationi dad, “but it trill be useless to try to mend shall be glad to co-operate with you. for the purpose of defraying bis expenses. you nftor mermgets hold of yon If you uable horses from Savage's stock farm Very respectfully, Uoipe all and help lhe enterprising young; don’t come hemo with that pound ot lard.” Tuesday night, and has taken them to the Frank A. HboKKtx, • 1! *Ra tbe biggest, failarc ot the season at fair grounds where they may be seen by Japanese, Circuit Judge. I philosophy, und tbe philoaopher was a roall lovers of fine horseflesh. Geo. St. The Star S. S. join with the Slate Mild , The above letter wai brought to the Clair with a two-year old record of 2:K, 8. S. and picnic nt Tbornapplc lake the | cent candidate for public office too.—Lewattention of thesnpervlsomTuesxiav. Tbe and which Bld says that he ia going to 4tii. A speaker Ims been engaged and a istou Journal., following day it was again considered, and lower to 2:80 as a threc-ycar old record: short program has been made out. A | the board authorized County Clerk Brice Bculolah, recorded 2219, which C. E. gave pleasant time Is anticipated. Various Kaprcaaloua fur Long Dl.tancc*. • Tii«* measarw of long distaucea have to request Judge Hooker to attend the her three years ago, and the promising colt meeting of the board Thursday forenoon. Lottie Doon which the proprietor. Mr. varied widely at different time# uml with OUGHT TO GET THE LIMIT. Tlw Judge was on hand as desired, aud Sarage, sent here for Bld to train. As different nation#, to any nothing of the *wry courteously and plainly presented tbe proprietors of George SL Clair refused com|orison# used in different »ections of - Um? situations, stating to the board that $5,000 for him last year, his actions this onr country. Eor instance: i , HMUngsltes. ''While fie ted full authority to net Inde- year will be watched with interest. Has­ The Jews said! "from Dan to Beersheba." Tuesday evening four Hnsthigs bipeds ■ peudentty of them, he had no wish to do tings Is becoming noted for her tine horses. Tbe B-raac. mj-, -,„m M.j|0, t„ (nut to Insult the rest of hnnmnity by call­ - else than that which met their views as Mecca.” new council named Hastings Council ing them men) drove into Nashville from ■ well os his own. Ail of them knew the The Englta’t say, "from land's End to the nortii. When opposite the home of eonditiuo of tbe jail, and knew it was not of the National Union, was instituted on John o’ Groat’s “ Joel Koffher, about a mile north of the The Yankee according to the law’s requirement* In any Tuesday night lu G. A. R. hall with 23 ‘from Maine to village, they slopped the team and all got Tbe following well Texas." ■ particular, except that It could be locked charier members. oiiL and from all reports degraded them­ ' The southerner say#, “from Florida to The up. Tire supervisors, as the people’s rep­ known citizens were elected officers. — selves below tbe level of beasts. They re­ Alaska." work of Lord Deputy John ’ . Kidd * resen tall vrs, had opportunities far better mained there some lime, cursing and rais­ The Sucker nnd Hoosier any#, 'from the than their constituents to know of the highly commended, nnd the utmost en-, ing a general disturbance, insulting ladles great inkea u> t he gulf. ” jail’s condition. In case of the escape of thuiiaam prevailed: who were out in adjacent yards and others The South American says, "from the l)r. 3. M. Fowfcr, President. criminal}.; in case a fire should cut off the who happened to be driving by. Some of Isthmua to ibe Horn.” A. E. Dlckennan, Vice President. only means of escape, and shut in aud Inthem entered Mr. Kocher’s yard and used In Imhtann ,1», “(rom New Or Arthur C. Brown. Speaker. ‘cinerate the prisoners like rats in a buruvery abusive and Insulting language and leans to Pittsburg.” L. E. Stauffer. Ex President. I Vug ahip; in case the foul air destroyed when remouatrated with threatened to In California the common expression is, J. M. Neff. Recording Sec. the la-idth of some inmate; anti Barry kill Mr. Koeber If he did not keep still. Tboe. 8. Brice. Financial Sec. GtotaiAJUTiU* PUot Knob."—Chicago county should be required to toot the bill They finally got into their carriage—a A. J. McNaughton, Usher. for damages. The supervisors, as the two-seated, canopy-top affair—aud came Geo. C. Walter. Chaplain. ones who knew the liability to such mis­ on to Nashville, got supper at the Wuleutt James I* Betti, Treasurer. hap. while their constituents did not, house, made themselves very conspicuous S. B/Wlleos. Sargeant at Anns. Tbe clerk in tbe lawyer's office who used would meet the people’s condemnation. •bout town Mr a little time, and gut out James Radford, Doorkeeper. -Jwdgc Hooker asked them to look at the to copy off all the brief, and other of town just m time to escape arrest. John Pendergast. Geo. L. Jleath, L. situation coaragecmsly. aud nulte with him papers In a beautiful round hand tbatwa. Mr. Kocher. ’ accompanied by Chas pleaslug to look at nnl«® you really war? •in placing the facts before the people, to Stauffer, Trustees. Jreighner. who lives opposite him came to the end that the voters, knowing lhe con- ' *he <locutaent a thing of the town and eaused ft warrant to be iisued -dttion of tilings. abouM provide a suitable Will Kalamazoo celebrate tbe 4th this for Ed.Clement a. the only oue known at tliat pnst. There are a few specimens left, of jail by voting the needed funds. It was year? Well we should smile. Just look, time and on Wednesday Deputy Sheriff course, but they recognize tho fact that 'nritbor.sight nor just to expect him. Judge at the bills and sec what they will do. Griggs went to Hastings and arrested him, the copying clerk la a mechanlam way be­ Hooker, to alone assume responsibility We havn’t room in our columus to name and brought him before Justice Mills, who hind the times, and they ar© lone^imi. * far eoodetnaing the jail, when tber knew all of the attraction:. but here are a few of placed him under $200 bonds to appear for You ”111 find them in the old fashioned M TtU ki tie that it was not fulfilling tlie them. As a aort of a starter there will be examination on Hie 80th h»L on a charge office., and very old and .low they are fur the most part. The chancre are^t In law. Tlie areult of the confcrcuce ofj one of the grandest paradw ever witnessed of Indecent exposure. H Is probable that Judge Hooknr and the board was the puss­ in Michigan, including all of the military others of the party will be arrested on the theaame office there is a hustline tvne*r,Un’;5jick‘o« off nx*e in half an hour Ing of the folowing resolution: and civic orders and grand displays by same charge.—Nashville News. Whkbkah. from tbe report ot the In­ tbe merchants. There will be a band three times ns long a time. spectors of Jail*, of Barry county, it ap- tournament aud contest and 10 of the best Tb«» b .till • cLiumx (or a>p^n.. Scaled blds will be received by the Board jwar> that th© jail of said county k not a bands in tlie state have entered up to this otark to ihi» bu Um |n 10 U'wn.x. fit, safe and suitable place for the confine­ writing. A hose tournament where tbe of Education, of the city of Hastings, up JU|y ment of prtooners and should be con- cluunpkmship of the state and SiiS In to seven o’clock of the evening of oj all tho ottaflW ln .iriunrd, iu which report this board, after prizes are to be contended for ia on tlie 9th to build a school building on tbe central clork ■ oflUxo or tbe ooun. ,t lu.t program, aad right here we will jay that grounds of said city. Plans and spedflea* due investigation concurs, therefore t4Ewri““- «tbe hone team of this city, the present tlona can be seen at tlie store ot Huffman champions of tlie state will be on hand Bnw. Blds to be for building above the to show the oijier companies how K’s done. foundation. Tbe Board reserves the right Firevrerks’ Shades of Pluto, yes. Tbe to reject any and all blds. country lad and lassie can cat their taffy Board of Education. we rciweri and drink their rad lemonade at night by by Clevaent Smith. President , T'.,?T6KA"S|J.>L. «. drrtls at twenty to forty many of them Mr. and Mrv .1 me »tii, xmh.’mi ncu wax t<;arrr.< S or tolloitor looi thSTrna. A.tawtatolMUiMpyUaor one of thurf gn#* cnvnvuef. 1# n right never to be forgotten. Their lip# are of white Sow. festooned nod overarching in a thouW. Jluufiou JUKI Mary W. ■and fantmitio form*: below, tho color ’JOHNSON- WATFlK . . changes by imperceptible gradation# to thM ................... ' >■- 1 1r . ,.r’de*ne#t blue. Tbair extremu depths aro a# dark in color iw the unfathomable #cMany limo# their bottom, are beyond toe „r vision; rtatomtay reuch ol ----- -• • ,L5~ucraii-.. ; , |4«, M. .nd tom > telrjrlU- »"J* "*“•« r""u. •■hi. Ii «-ulptunxl crmal; In «H>" tbry SUU: BL mnl will M-1: „,n,,, -r o! tag. nartlr dllrd with of bin I'Jl. «IS IM1, "‘•abletnE. indigo, j:— iu which ur>-<r«h every «<v«rv derail detail of tbit th?’ fretted ... walls ul»ve ta reflected. Sarne of the larger crevasse# are crossed j by snow nrehes, thrown directly from bank . to bank, und reaembllng in their grand । proport ions the natural bridge of Virginia. ; Our way lay for miles acrosa this beautiful but treochcrotw pqvement along the brink of dizzy precipices mid across narrow bridge* with bottoerneaa golfs on each ■ band. Although wo lu’d been living on the glacier# for wook# nnd imd become fa­ miliar with many-of their wonders, tho The Lar^tt Hlu ): (o a,|,,. 2 great crevames in thu upper snow region# The Lowat 1'ri.^ t; .. . were so magnificent lu their proportions eul Buytrt. ‘ aud so wonderful iu color that they called forth exclamations of admiration from And the Best Obtainav/, yualitu every mem ber of onr party.—Israel C. Bus­ Bruge, Fine. Chtniitulx, sell in Century. with Prompt Attenlioi, m ’i„ B cb'. •MH ® M; Still at the Froit And lih Remain So. Why n Rat’# Teeth Grow Continually. Certain animals bare teeth which grow during nil their lives. The rat and the squirrel ure examples of this. Our own teeth nr© developed from pulps, which ftro nbsorlxxl nnd disappear after the teeth are grown, but in a rat’s tooth lhe pulp is per­ petual aud is continually secreting matcrial by which ino tho incu»ur Incteor jpuua gains iciigvu. length. , tertal uy wincn Therefor© tbe animal i» obliged to gn»*r all the time to keep the tooth ground down ! to the proper length. It I* uomnwnly , imagined that tbe rat keeps gnawing from ure cusaedncss, pure cussedncfw, but but aucn such is is not not ldo tho case. case. ., Sometimes it happens that the beast's up-j per anti lower incisora do not meet proper­ ly, so that U Is unable to gnaw, and ita teeth keep growing around iu a spiral. Caaro have tiecn known where a rat’s tooth grew lu this manner through ita skull, no as to pierce tbe bruin and kill the unfort­ unate. The biggest teeth I know of ar© those of the mastodon, whiab we have in the shni* of fosktia. One advantage about teeth is that toey an: harder than almost anything else in nature and will last long­ er, so that they may be pick<l up in an ex­ cellent state of preservation age# after the animals to which they originally beionge<l uredead.-Interview in Washington Star. Whether on pleasure bent or business, should bike on every trip a bottle of Syrup of Fig#. a* it acts mo»t pleasantly and effectually on the kidney#. liver and bowel#, preventing feverw, headaches and other fornix of sickness. For sale lu 50c and SI.00 Lotties by all leading druggists. of our Oiutomen, will llt. j the appreeiatioufom th, rntrulp^. that heu rewqrdot tin Propl,‘t Dnig Store with mW’.-exh. Htadquailere for P/.^bhnu Su^ plus. 1 Seadquattinfor Ho, ■ titaatpun b-rsj^r Jf'dant-.- Drug*. U cadquarttntfor Pat< hi Mtftfyut* //eiutmiarbr.', /{ Statfau'rf a,,il >■ Agentr for ttWnphrt ft U',tn^opathiJfalkintK. Ve keep. trvrythiuy t^r.prcf^l found ina.tlrxf^iujf> tlrn-j ttore. . ’ an a & DETROIT, LANSIX g a. NORTHERN Leave Grand Rapids for. Detroit and East, touslug Itotvell. luaeD . A. M 11’. m“mT. Sactnaw . . •Lxeryda*. ‘tleeZCd • :90a. m run* tanx^u . !«• r !t with p*Ax car; seats. 0 cents. m hastkiouei: pulurair to bctnift; seats. » cento. p. m. him tiitvtqjh t' b. iroit wi:ii parlor For ticket* aud Uifortna:. . .q.ply st VtHM NOTICE OF LETTING DRAIN CONTRACT. ur Union »:»tiua. Notice Is hereby given. that I, Geo. A. Uillen- ticket office. c~ Munroe Gi: •. Dr.fUrMX. I’t'CK, Drwin 11 < M <1 Comtuiwdouer k U Hi 111. 3 n beck. ol BU. tim kll'itl.J Comity V. ot Grbl ArM. Barry, Slate of Michigan, will, on the trib day ‘ otJwy. A. D.lMil. at IfiirFufr grounds, lu (lty> — .. , , , . ., nt HKUlngs, at 10 o’clock In tbe (nretioon <d / ’HH AGO A’ »»'!’,?> I that day. proceed tn rwlu1 bids for lhe cote* I . xn/.i u, - » v n •traction n( ti vet tain arum, known •« the I v? MICllihAn IlV. Hasting* City drain !waird and established tn j t f______ th© su'd city of Hastings, and dewribed a# fol- 1 LvGrand ItapMs. low*, lo-wit: Di'ginnin;; nt a sprlrc b ©ok nn ; Chlcsg©.,.......... ; fid 3S7 owned by R. t. Uondcrabai!. ruaulng ‘ IndlunnnolK ’ then©*south So dearees. west !;«: ft, Mi it. ou Reuioit Harbor . said lot oofLon State street. -X3 tt. in Birry ML Joeo|-ti Com.ty Agileu'tural Mirfity. 33 fr. Id (’curt, Traverse City I aired. »7Uth iri dtxii.cs, we»t n f>. In Co wl Mcsketou. i-L same tour cT5 n. an h-_C ot 1‘. B. coot,’ MwSt.v sooth j-.ir.illi-l and 7 ft. f ari-J \ Mettar. lino at I i-udinxum aectimi IS. ZX» on land <d D. IL Cook, south ttiL RlglhtpM# ... degrees, west * ft. on Mid look's, same course, ’O“»*a Heath .I ’8 «R 1 400 tt. on'lanri of N. T. Parker. Then commenc­ ‘Week day*. •Ev«ryday. ing where the drain turns wetierty. thence 10:00 a. m. has through chair car to Cktap1. soutli rod-grers.t dwzret*eaM.nsft. on land extra charge tor seats. of D. B. Coo':. a total distance on said NoI -,w p. tn. runs through to i wIJ tuo Cook’# offt.. iTflt io Lass street. 340 ft. un । WMjn.rtg bull el car: ctnts. , taod cd D. McOtuber. «7 ft. In Benton street, sot t :Z» p. in ha> llirou.d: tree chair car to Mso.s(L on lard of Z. U. IJoyL TJta' distance 5.tt; tee. tlaM.k N. K. tt. IL R . tbe fir«t fttnfL is to t>e tiled, U'tog the ttie ’ lt:33p.iii Is solid trai-n with W;umrr |»sUre wtiicft Know in thedratu, the balance Is Io be sleeping car through toChtaw<>. and -.riper tj» & Inch tile. Indtanai-oli- via Benton Harbor. Said Job win be let by *eetio:i« oh dlvlstaon jt:g> f in has Wagner steeping car toTrarewe Tbe section at the outlet «f Hie drain will M let first, and the remaining srctlars In tuefr o»dc.upstream, in acco;dance with the <11 igram tow & Moriau’# <eainerfurCl;k-:<o. on file withtbe other papers pertabtlng to said drain, Md bud# will be male aud received ncSHEIllEI .S SALE. roniingly. C-.»ntraris win be made with lhe Nutlee Is hereby gti-eu th.-.*- by vlrtiic of »n exbidder glvlnz adequate ■ se­ curity far the performing cd :T<* work, la a ©colon Issued dot of the Circuit Court for ttr sinn to be Ox*-J by me. The date fur the rem IXiuiity of Barry and 8ute of Mtdiigsn. to Nt pietlon cf snob contract, nud the terms of t#»y- directed and dellvered. and ag^lint the p>>4* meni therefor, shall bz anaoutced at the time and cbMteb ot the Hasting - i nvunenr (Wpany. of tho city or Hnstiup. County ttarj and place of let: tn*. . Notice K hereby further filren. that on to-wlt: and State of Michigan, awl in Lo or i f Ita U»al the location ot the drain, July U. A. D. 1WI, tings City Bank. 1 did ou the Urst day uf Wrthe assessmeut of brnefits. made by me will be 1MI, levy upon and take *»■! tta ’uNect to review. That such BSMessment of title and Interest ot th© '4‘<l benefits is made as a but* fur taxation, in *<'ewtrt*?ec«?«»,‘h« prortsloL* ot the MatatM: and the foltowlmr described naroels of hmd ahi '"iX'tWSK.u ...... U« ;?■ be a*sesv*diiy me. tor benefits, nu t will !>e ranlectio taxation In aeeordauee with such bene­ the nortii occ-balfof ioi'.-ue'i'nndt»o‘-'fits, for the purpose of said drain, r It: also tbe oogh oue-baifuf lot three (•>■. dl l« block numtTr nineteen ite/ in , Town Range lion to tbe City of llaUinc- >nwdirr to Ow nLat»ns. 754. 73g........................... s 7 Ix>U7e, mq........................... •• •• corded pJ*t thereof, all1 n!«Mri. I *.»»' IxnssftB, km......... ... " •• •• public auction or vendue to the b'ch'»» N"®" at tbe north front door ot th- court tau* 8S7,W10, SM................ " i.ot*8M.«M ............tbe city of Hasting# in Mid >« Saturday, the IWb d*y of Aura'i. A. hw. 10 o'clock In the forenoon of ffiltiday. . South as* cast *, i> w G sec IS ’. “ Dated at tho city of Hastings ltd* first W « City of Hasting* at .. Dated this zeday of Jnu*. A. I).. JWl. Jinr. i»i. i.b..i>«.sh<rt«. „ Gao. A. DlLI.KNflBCK. Smith & CoLoaovg, Alt y*!ter i hi. Harry County Drain Commissioner. Do you want to buy any furniture; a nice carpet: any­ thing in tho line of draperies, rugs .or the nse. this season ? LINOLEUM What is it? It is a floor cover made of cork. J iiH M 11 *, store and examine it, as it is much superior to carpe or any other floor cover at its value. We are receiving the newest and latest designs- also sonlp^! the most desirable novelties in all of our lines. the store a visit and be pleased. « Yours truly. ARCHIE McCOf. । � https://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/418/HastingsBanner_1891-07-09.pdf 151c245663dc3af90c2aca95465f1ae7 PDF Text Text J Largest Circulation ' of any paper in the I County. [ The best Advert ing medium tn Ba ry County. Hastings Banner. VOL XXXyi. NO. 10 HASTINGS, MICH., JULY 9, 1891. Hastings Banner good news You who are compelled to draw the purse strings tight in the cause of economy, will never know how greatly ii is to your interests to make your pur­ , lui-os atl .' I Published Thursday* by COOK ZBTfcOS., TOWER Hastings. Dr. M. Beaty, whose Career of Uni­ i i,til v.u have visited Hudson's store and found ou: al! about the grand quantities and startling ;; j.-es wl ich prevail during the month of June. bi'h Gnparalieled loduceneats Uh Weak. Men! Suits—Stern, Block & Co. sold us lSt> s .tt-ver arid Silk mixed suits last-Friday. The reghI;u wholesale price is $11, and they retail at $14 . $15. pike choice this week at $10. To make it I attractive in our Men's Suit Department we put all tine residue of our Fire Sale suits to close th.;--! out iat Ten Dollars. All wool suite guaran­ is 1 worth regularly $15 to $16, for $10 this week. ■Men's Pants- -The Unexcelled Pant Company ask­ ed us io jlose their light-weight trousers. They ; iv,■ always wholesaled them at $2, $2.50, $2.87 at:■! -Si. We made a pat cash offer of $1.50. We _■ thetnj-ou. what a lot!—three, four, five of a lot. s .me patterns fifty of a kind. Take choice this ueek all wool pants for S1.S8. Ponder over this. W< ’! made trousers worth $3, niany worth $4. at . ’igliti eight.z Don’t wait until the best pat­ terns are |>icked out. Boy's Shits—The residue of the Malcontson stock, i.. tlvylitre in bankruptcy: what of it? Were •in not (bo best manufacturers of boys’ clothing in America? Certainly. They came to grief: we bought tile stock. i . ; ... -nitM-sc wortll 81.75; 81.29 worth 82; 51.75 worth 82.50; 82 t;h -... Ahti thousands of S3.50 to 85 suits, worth 35 to $8. FREE! k Standard Regulation Ball and Bat this wbk given away with every boys’ suit worth $2 HASTINGS, A Famous Specialist Will Visit COUNTY NEWS. General. Job Cbeesebrough, the Freeport Handle and Rake factory -man, reports a better season’s business than ever this year. form Success Places Him at the Very Head of his Profession. Gospel tent meetings are being held at Freeport this week. And still the cry for houses to rent at Middleville goes up, and the houseless re­ fuse to lx* comforted. They talk of organizing a K. of P. lodge at Woodland. No progressive town should ^.‘d^..t0.,'ay * Pto'ratonal visit to Hut. Lie without one. tow tnd lliu« who nuttrrlUK tmm (h. Many of the leading formers of Wood­ effeeu ot cbrwlc dlsuu,, to any tonu will land township are getting exceedingly <’!'P°nunl>y to pl.™ thrtMTh,, tir'-d of tl>e alleged Saturday evening under lb, treumtut of. |toy,iri.n W|„„ “sports," and think they are too blamed mi peri or does not exist. noisy and.useless. ....nLV",!’' ",k” * ’P"1*")’»' 'be tre«lNashville’s business street had another ■uentor.ll nervoue chronic, thronl .nd close shave from destruction by fire, and cnurrhnl dlwwe., .nd the suecra which Bro. Eelghner again calls for water. It always attend his efforts is simply inarvelmay be in point to remind Bro. Feigliner oua—many of his cures being almost a that In such matter-, people lock the door rcsuBciatlon of tin* dead. Hundreds of iwqple whose cures have after the horse Is stolen, it wasn’t till after' Hastings lost 875.000 by one fire, | been pronounced entirely hopeless by comidls of learned physicians, have found that she Invested 830,000 In water works. Etf Clemens, of this city, was brought lo their unbounded delight that Dr. Beaty could give them not only hope, but full bi-fore Justice Mills, of Nashville, last realization. ’ ’ * weet, charged with indecent exposure of I Victims of the worst ferfm of nervous person. He bad bis examination, and was i disease and catarrhal troubles who have bound over to the circuit, ball being fixed ; fjient thousands of dollars In a fruitless at 8200. Chas. Scoby, Henry Bentley I search for a. cure, have been filled with and Frank Stebbins were on that date also astonishment and delight at the rapldltv of arrested for being drunk at the time of their restoration to health after placing Cletueus* offence. . themselves In the hands of Dr. Beaty. Torn Hunter, living northjof Nashvilhi. j Cases of disease that are incurable are paid Esq. Felgliuer 88.00 for being drunk very rare but they are sometimes met with. the other day. Ln such cases Dr. Beaty does not eucour| age the victims to sp*-nd money in useless Middleville. , i treatment, but promptly says that nothing The glorious 4th was celebrated in our j can lie done. v I He decides promptly whether a cure can little village by over three thousand people, | be effected or not, ami when his decision the largest crowd that ever gathered here ; is announced il can la* implicitly relied on. on any occasion before. Everything went off first class excel ’• tt»e balloon ascension ; Dr. Beaty comes to us with the highest which Was somewhat a failure, although | possible emjonetDente from the press and not on account of the balloon men, but In the leading citizens of the cities in which i getting the balloon filled with hot air. [ he has been located. His preparation for , Some one had cut the string which fasteni the practice of his profession lias l»een as Led tho panichhte to the balloon mid on thorough ns that of any physician in the I ascending the parachute did not go up. world. The professor will make the ascension on After graduating and taking the degree : .Saturday July isth TH. (of 51. D.. he spent several years In ther i Mr.-, Clever and family, of Nashville, t medical hospital of Europe, thus securing 14 spent Sunday with C. Clever of ttila place. toe .rtv.nuw or on an ratenM ;1 mv a<i,«nuiKC vi CMCIHiru oxyertenw c&pcTKllcC ., ’' i>-itiv-........ oi'c^iion. was ...au the al... guest I under the guidance of the medical world. of .lease Putnam over .Sunday. | It is fortunate for the afflicted of this com­ Friday. June 20th, Jesse Putuam I inanity that they are to have theopportun- smashed the first finger of his left hand i . ----.7 .• i , i , Miiasnw uw liras uiwr vi hu> ikiv iwm tj or consulltoK w <1 Mtoatoabrd .nd 1|e tod| ln |antr prlnllnK ,,n„ WHOLE NO. 1 Mrs. Corbett, of Detroit, is visiting her brothers, Charles and byman Putnam. of this place. Last Friday about noon the Barker Scale factory was struck by lightning, and a good deal of damage done. . Fanny Nlcbolds, of Lansing, la spend­ ing a few weeks with her cousin, Mias Greta Young. Mrs. D. L. Smith at d Mrs. Milton Willis with three children, of Battle Creek, are visiting their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Appleman. Andrew A. Wright has received an hon­ orable discharge and recommended as a musician from the U. S. army, and return­ ed to Nashville. * Nellie Felghncr, of Hastings, spent Sun­ clay with relatives here. ' Every one is either away or having com­ pany. Fank Myers and wife visited at PblL Dodds in Odessa over Sunday. Lyme Smith came home from Saranac last week where she has been staying all winter. Mr. Parker and wife of Sebewa at J. Smiths last week. Angus McLeod and wife visited at D. Shaeffers last week near Grand Ledge. Carlton. Every one had a good time the fourth. Quite a number complained of having whips stolen on the night of the 4th. The most of the fanners did well to work on the fourth as It rained Monday night and got their hay wet. ’ W. R. Vester went to Kalamazoo Monday Mrs. Will Becker and family and Mlag Alta Brandal of Grand Rapids spent the fourth in Freeport they were the guests of Sim Beckers family. | , Woodland. Wc had a heavy rainfall Monday night 1 wish to correct the mistake in print The hall storm on Friday did a considersble damage. John Shalbley had 40 acres of 1 That week’s paper as It la 0. D. Ixximis of wheat so badly damaged that he offers 1that purchased the binder of Ed Tompkins to take 840 for the entire crop. Corn and 1& Co. instead of A. D. Loomis. Lottie Loomis inether brother and sister otlier crops were badly injured la many places. 1at Hastings ttw 3rd and they speut the 4th Sophrona Grozenger has returned home with their father. They then went to Saugatuck to visit their uncle and family with her uncle on a visit. The 4th passed off very pleasantly. who lives on the shores of Lake Michigan. Frank Newton is c building a new Rev. Grigsby, of Haatli'.gs, delivered an eloquent oration that, was listened to with granary. I D. F. Ntwlon and wife went to the Rappleasure by a large audience. The little ips the 4th.____________________ boys celebrated with an unusual number i of fire crackers. The sport* were nicelyDellun. arranged and were enjoyed by alL The The Eagle has lit. trotting rare was of peculiar interest the The village assumed a graveyard apfirst prize being won by John Palmerton •pearnnee Saturday. and second by Hiram Wheeler. The ball D. W. Osborn of Kalamazoo spent game between the No Goods and Wood- .Saturday and Sunday with M. H Gwin. land Kids was won by the No Goods. ' Nellie McBeth of Galesburg is visiting The game was a close one and would un­ relatives here. ** doubtedly have been won by tho Kids had F. A. Blackman and J. F. Williams thqy not changed pitchers at the end of attended the races at Galeeburg Saturday. the second inn.ngs, thereby enabling the Clato Harrington was quite sick a few No Goods to make a run of 15 scores in days while visiting.at F. A. BlackmaM, one inning. We saw but little drunken­ but so far recovered as to be able to start ness. much leas than is usual on such oo- for Petosky where sty* will spend the cadons; in fact everything passed off so summer montlis. pleasantly that the good people of our vil­ F. C. Brooks and family are at Gun lake lage feel glad that they decided to celebrate. for a weeks vacation. M. Doster, of Prairieville, was In our Jake Brandstettei of Middleville was in village one day last week. town Monday. ‘ School meeting in our village will occur A run away on the streets Monday next Monday evening. It is hoped that morning caused a little whirl of excitement, ••very voter will turn out. Noone injured aud but little damage done. The replevin suit of Carr Jk Sprhigett Deb Norwood has sold his Interest In was adjourned for two weeks. the meat market to Devlt Ranney. We hear that Miss More will return to Gro. VanTine Is very low nt present her home In Pennsylvania soon. Miss writing. Complication of measles and More during her stay in our village has La Grippe the cause. made many friends, who’ will regret her A large party of Battle Creek boys have departure. been stopping at Wall lake for the past Harvey Spencer and wife expect to week. Sunday their colored cook while start for Oregon about the middle oTthc toying with a loaded revolver of thirty two month. calabre accidentally discharged the same Many of our farmers have wheat ready into the palm of bl» right hand, the ball for harvesting, and only are waiting tor striking the joint following around* and good weatKer to begin operations. lodging under the eords on upper side of Mrs. Traverse Sherwood. Mrs. C. M. first knuckle indicting a very severe wound. M l»r. Itoaty. ,hc .utuiurt MWiUrvilto Sun Ullin. offlre. The ■ l.inou. a ■pbyorlan • ■ wtonc mu mv oui> A ••• Hniwr U Smith, of Yankee Springs, and Mrs. Burt He was brought to town and Dr. Ticribner I marvelous cures are often in the nature of t|Ojnjc ftuely. I miracles. i J- W. Saunders and wife were In Cale- Tinkler, of Hastings, were guests of Prof. removed the ball. J. F. Norwood assisted Smith and wife, Satprday and Sunday. I His sojourn iu our city will be the be-1 don|a Sunday. in the opperation. G. M. Baitinger, our worthy undertaker ' ginning of a new life to many, who have] ct W. G ribbin. who has been working Mesdann-sAVilliamsand Barton attended j abandoned all hope of escajie from the । for j w. Snumlert In the Sim ofilce has and furniture dealer, contemplates selling i the Galcsjure races. Mr. Whitlock is home from Chicago for i grim monster of disease. It will mean the Mcct.1>Unl a similar positional Lake Odessa. his stock of gnods and going to a larger town. We trust that Mr. Ballinger will' reeum to active life and renewed useful- •................... • -morning - *— *— a brief vacation. He left Monday to take his -• place. 1 ness to many persons to whom life has not ' Coy Smith, of Nashville, takes his place think better of the matter and decide to . Dr. Scribner reports it unpleasantly remain with us. 1 been worth Hying for months and years here. healthy. The Rebecca Degree Lodge. Hint was in­ Bradley Thompson has commenced S past. Chandy Caldwell. Bert Severance and stitute*! here a short time since, is doing work on the addition to bis hotel which Guy Johnson are the new employees at nicely. will odd greatly to the convenience and the brass factory. appearance of same. Guy DeGolla and Jesse Putnam were in Uruoh Uhlco. The social hop at the hall Friday cvetiTng Hastings last Week. Mr. Wright, who has been sick for some was a success financially and socially. Dibble Hoe. of Naslivslle, Is the guest time, is no better. . — Mtlau Waldorf! was in town Friday of her cousin, Olive Clever, of this place. A good many lu this vicinity have com­ evening. _____________ (nis Carveth, John Parker and Harry menced harvesting. Peterson were hi.attendance at thoraces Aleut Bugbee. Fred Pierce, U. Jones, at the Grand Rapids fair grounds on the P. K. Karns and John PransUck have pur­ J. Morehouse Is very sick. . 4th, , chased new binders. .Yuoiher baby at A. Potters. Boy bon Will Tewksbury spent the first of thoj I^eon VanVelaor. of yoor city, spent July 3rd. week in Grand Itaplda. Sunday with G. W. Havens ami tamily. C. C. Gage has taken the job an . i s at Dr. llanleii's team of mustangs ran Jas. Babcock and family, of Lrving. arc work clayiug the two sand hills by Dur­ away lost Saturday. No one was hurt spending a few weeks with their parents. hams hike. * 1 The team was bring driven by Matt Chase Wonder it the Shultz scribe of the Jour­ Mel Tackerumn and wife spent Saturday land Hie neck yoke broke which Is the nal lias found out what Orlie will do when and Sunday at Mrs. E. J. Hartoms. I cause- of the team getting frightened. Family picnic al Loon lake the 4th. » Fred comes. I Orley Granger left Monday morning for Hew Graham has returned home from Win arrive al Miss Myrtle Tuckerman passed the Clarksville. Kent Co., where he expects to Richland to harvest his wheat. eight grade eucdessfully. Her brother attend school during the summer. G«o. Chipman, of Richland, is spending Melvin presented ihunrltha beautiful gold Bert Millard took . a pleasure trip to a few days with friends in this vicinity. watch. Ottawa Beach Sunday. Ray has resumed his position in the ’ Mr. and Mrs. Scott entertained company The ball game between Middleville and Good Templar’s lodgefrom Battle Creek last week. Caledonia will Iw plnytsl the 18th of this Kittle Beard, of Bowens Mills, is Grace Powers will spend part of her month. “ _ , „ ,, spending a few weeks with her sister, vacation at Grandma Powers In Battle Mrs. Elka Hanlon, of Grand Rapids, Mrs. Robinson. Clerk pick toe cherries and late strawberries has been the guest of friends In the village Walter Babcock, of Irving, spent Sun­ Mabie Tuckerman has neither been ab­ the past week. . day with his pa ren l*. sent nor tardy for thirteen school months, 1 Lee Hawkins, of Charlotte, Is the guest Joe Robinson and family spent Sunday a recofd to be proud o . of hi* fattier for a few <|avs. with relatives In Bowens Mills. The promouuu exercises at the Center Louis Fenton, of Caledonia, was in the Holden Chase has returned from New school were very fine by the fourth, fifth and village Monday. eighth grades. The teacher Mary E. Wilcox York. Mr. Clark, of McCord, made a business ROOMS AT THE Dorr Rhkurd lias purchastel a new presented the school with a fine mirror. trip lo our busy burg on Monday. reaper. Allen Daniels, of Vermontville, was the BoMlatloM. guest of his mother the f£e part of the Sabbath school every Sunday at Hie Died, at her home June 12, 1801. Mrs. school house; C. Babcock, superintendent. Lovins Shultz, member of Fairview asso­ "bertha Hubbsni. of Charlotte, who has Mrs. Leroy Barnum, ot Coats Grove, ciation P. of 1., No. 1392. been the guest of her cousin. Eva Fenton, wits visiting her parents Sunday. Wuehkas. Through the dispensation the past few days, relumed to her home Harvesting has commenced with us. of Providence death has Again entered our Henry Anders went to Hickory Corners social circle and takej> a wortiiy member ^Somc of our young people spent Sunday Sunday. and while we bow in submission to Illm ’ Rumor says that Wesley and Daniel Who doeth all things well, we are con­ at Gun lake. There were only four bowery dances Karns have bought the old Chilsyn farm of strained to mourn the loss of one who ha» . . been called to rest. heWUl Webb is expected to be able to be tbelr father. Uncle Wright I* »UII HL „ Rsaolwxl, That while our hearts uro P. R. Karns l« cutting wheat for Mr. laden with sorrow ami tuourninx, and we on the streets thl. week. Bert Millard made a business trip to■ ndrtojre. drop the .silent tear In memory of her, who Geo. Rohtnson’s parents are visiting has been taken away, that we as a body Caledonia Monday. i Mrs. Amanda Putnam is spending the’ him. . extend our tender and heartfelt sympathy week with her sister, Mrs. A. Fausey, of Augustus Worms returned from Rich­ to the family in their hour of affllctltuL land Thursday, where be has been at Carlton. , Resolved, That a copy of these resolu­ Bom. to W. Willard and wife, Monday. tions be sent lo the Hastings B.VXXKK. for John Branschka contemplates building a1 publication, a copy sent to the bereaved To those who hare been neglected, bad­ * ‘George Smith. Jr. who has been working ■ new brick house. family ami a memorial page be set apart ly treated, or pronounced Incurable, lie ej- for Sttmpwm A Dantnoulb. returned lo bl*i -------------------—— in bur records sacred lo the meatuy of pecially extends and invitation. He often Get key. when others fall; his treatment Is home at Grand Rapids Tuesday. Slater Shultz. If the people of our village waul to> Delajed Letter. mild, cures permanent, and terms reason- make a bustling town they should do> Farmers are very |msy cultivating what Tot ne lour a avriHHltUMt wann HWinerto, ^VeVbe’l^o^^’and’^wlll give everything tn their power to make It such.• corn the crows and worms have left hI I HUDSON’S ! ' GRAtiD RAPIDS. DOCTOR M GENUINE Late frOm EdiiiWiih. Scotland, , • ' . | JULY 13, r c Remain Three Weeks. HASTINGS HOUSE. SPECIALTY: Entire stock of drugs, wall paper, books, paints and oils, pocket knives, school books, legal blanks, pocket books, al­ bums. bibles, must be closed out at once; Lack of space foibitls rjnotatious but everything must be sold at once. A special sale bf wall paper at 6c. per double roll, up. The Nervous Systen, Chronic Throat and Catarrhal Diseases. One way to do that te to “patroniw homes Umd after load of wool has been on one streets enroute tor Lake Odessa. We guess epate Grove goes dry'by the way the men filled up at Lake Odessa last wk*. Alta Spencer who has been horns on a wiait has arrived at this place and Is again taking music lessons. Hayden Myres who Is teaching school lu the South part of this county was home last week. Mr. DiHenbeck was run into l»y two fellows ronuing horse* coming from Woodland last Saturday eveniug. They ! stripped the harness from bis horse aud tore hh buggy all to pieces. iting at (jA. returned from his Jas. Spemser went to Chelsea last week. ** cONSULTATlOJi FREE TO ALL. A little girl has come to stay at the Iwue Letter, be short u lel«r.phie dl- WRUL Sturgis is spending a few days •f David Lepard and wife. Mtrte. Mid .ooomponlod by tour eeuh to Grant Fair Is working al Lowell. Sips or tba will not bo rad or with hia family. . J. D. Demaray awl wife vUited xl her Amoa Nteholds. of WU tho home Sunday. anawe redguest of relatives here last Friday. Ornctc llovit«. » iu b. to 0 P- “• iD Mra M. Smith has started a laundry in' the basement of tire Parkburst Woekcannot cure. } COXK BARLT. J. E. Ackerson has moved hfe barn«» shop in the new building latelv construct­ “w- *D<1 ‘■ro'*dl“1 ,lw 1 ed by him adjoining the Johnson house. C. Payne and wife. D. Madison and wife. L. Fenton and wife, J. Gibbs and ■nd are not able to visit the Doctor for a wife and Mr. Dickinson and wife, of I* '"r’"d " Gqind Rapids spent Sunday in o«r village. Hat of qumtlon." on ,pplK«rlon sirne or Ibe moot VrSlllant rurw Unit bo ““mdewer.orpen«M» <b.l be nerer II. R. Banka, of Baltimore, Md.. is vis­ ■»< u*. Just Removed into Beamers. Tuat rwsu vi qaieliy Tieath the give • •M, Her spirit li*. gone to rest with her God. In a C, Ham. reDated June 27th, 189L -E" Ringling Bros, World’s greatest n shows, three ring oinw atui el stages, museum, nwusgrrie. Roma pudrouw ami Roman gala day b«xm spectacles is billed to "ppoor at Hi on Tuesday. July .st,. Owing rwemneuta made by the American MBS Fixdrd Usum- »hU wid hr th 1 Ibis year, year. i inis magnificetu * ' H �roasted alive. THE FIRST DISCIPLES, Iui An Appalling Railway Disasterj at Ravenna, Ohio. LESSON II, THIRD QUARTER. INTER­ NATIONAL SERIES, JULY 12. fwtWrhoowo I In Comliw *•' V„ durtnn >>» <>"?■ —Uli uod*r tb. Un', core. HOLOC*USTOFINWRE0S»R»IVOR& I . I run cold. One poor woman was seen pin­ A Rear End Collision Kills and Muttin the wreck, though but idigbt y . _--------- --------- sin _ hnrl whfW<! pjteona appeals for help will lutes the Passengers never be forgotten by those who beard Two Coaches. them. The fiamei had not yet nachod. but were slowly nearing her. Strong and ; willing hands swung ax« tn they were I never hwung before- O» cr*Pl th* flames It 1 wan a battle betawn life anddealh. ami Full Bight of th” Helpless Kpectatoi ! death was gaining The beat wo. booming I more Intense every instant. Man who ! were no longer able to the h. It* Terrible Detail*-ladleatlons ot flames gave place to others with the rapid... UBeletH a Blunder by ,Somebody — Nlaeteen Jtj_ q{ jjghtnlng. But It was a useless Dead aud Twenty-one Wounded. -fight. •• j, . Forced to Abandon Her. Ravenna, O., July 4 —<)n0 The “ »bMTbe choppers ehonwr. nau tai to^u U>,I»lt «»«=* Uwk «« Mil appalling railway accidents that ever baptb<j woman_a*. u !-«. w faU>. In moment I.. a • mnm nnt pened in this state, almost rivalling the . th# flam„ CM1 • — - -----------• InutMtl, tbo bum., cuuabl bordrwn und --------- - |, tapwl io Lo her b«r bond. Her pluou.aU.rf Ashtabula horror, took. place yesterday tbe Sew I “*a Sure n.o-«.ve mo.” - th. ««™» morning al 3 o’clock onf ” “ York. , “ • , «. , । oned her form, of (KIVU ivfau,■<n and —- - the expreaalon all wav. Not 1™ UCl ‘on her Late Erio *°d Weatern railway. Fot concon­ “ agony face, as abe sank down in tent with the awful work of the collision the debris, caused the stoutest hearts to which mangled and slaughtered a car load grow xlck with horror. How many more of passengers, the angel of death called to such frightful tragedies, though unseen, were enacted within the ruins in those his service the fire fiend, and those pinned brief moments will ever be known. With in the debris were quickly roasted, their the woma'n was a child about a year old, screams of agony and despair chilling the which also iwrisbed. having been killed by blood in the hearts of thoae who stood the collision. near wiuuib willing to and succor but utterly near .v aid ..... • -------- - ----------.... , powerless. One womnn could be seen by When the great freight .locomotive the appalled spectators as the flames sure , plowed through the nar HEADACHE! ■ carbuncles, scrofulous sores, ectema, and all other blood diseases, take Ayer’s Sarsaparilla [Compiled from Lesson Helper Quarterly by pertntedon of IL S. Hoffman, publisher. Phil­ It will adelphia.) relieve and cure 20. “The next day John aeeth Jesus com­ ing unto him.” dyspepsia, nervous The following verses indicate that the debility, and that events of the two days included in this les­ son took place after the baptism of Jesus. tired feeling. . ONE ENJOYS “Behold the I<atnb of God, which taketh Both the method aud results when away the sins of the world.” Syrup of Figs is taken; it in pleasant The Father had testified by an audible will euro you. mice from heaven, and by the descent of and refreshing to the taste, and acts the-Holy Spirit in the form of a dqve. that gently yet promptly on the Kidneys, Of all forms, Neural gii^Spasma, Fits,Blcep- thlA.was His beloved Son, and now John Liver and Bowels, cleanses the sys­ ieoBDcss, Dullness, uizxlnesB, Blues, Op­ points Him out ns tho one to whom ho tem effectually, dispels colds, head­ ium Habit, Drunkenness, etc., are cured by came to bear witness. 80. “This is He of whom I said, After me aches and fevers and cures habitual Dr.MUea’ Restorative Nervine,discovered ty the eminent Indiana Specialist in ner- cometh a man who is preferred before me, constipation. Syrup of Figs is tbe WotxsdUeasea It does not contain opiates for He was before me.” only remedy of its kind over pro­ This He had said when they rent to ask or dangerous drugs. Fmo book of great duced, plftysiug to the taste and ac­ cures and trial Ixittloa Fbee at druggists. Him if he was the Christ or Elijah or the prophet (verves 10-27). When a little later ceptable to the stomach, y/'oiupt in Dt. Miles’Medical Co., Elkhart, Ind. , word was brought to John tlrnt all men its action and truly beneficial ».n its TRIAL BOTTIJE FREE were fallowing Jesus, be only reiterated his effects, prepared •only from the most testimony exalting Jesus. Every believer healthy ana agreeable substances, its should make it his and her constant aim many excellent qualities coinmend it to magnify Christ under all circumstances. NUTICE FOR HEARING CLAIMS. fOR] to all and have made it the most 81. “And I knew Him not." State ot Michigan. County ot Barry-ss. Notice is hereby given, that by an order, ot Inasmuch as this gospel wm written to popular remedy known. the Probate Court for the County ot Barry, prove that He is the Son of God (xx. 81), it Syrup of Figs is for sale in 50c made on the eleventh (Uy of Juue A. D. iWt, six month* from that date were allowed tot mny be that it was as Son of God he know and’81 bottles by all leading drug­ ... . WHY IS THE creditors to 'present their claim* walnut the Him not till after the baptism. Any reliable druggist who estate of John A Bacbelbn-late ot said county, “But that he should be mode manifest gists. deceased, aud that ail creditors of said deceased are required to prwrnl their claims to said to Israel, therefore am I come baptising may not have it on hand will pro­ In .pit. Ot rfmort ton rfeM rttort. deaths. datta. horrible borrtblr though though they they were, were, were wore Probate Court, at the Probate office. In the City with water.” cure It promptly for any one who of Hxyttag*. far examination and allowncicv. eu to release her, continued until the heat Gabriel lurl spoken of Him as one lo alt wishes to try 1L Do not accept any wa-i absolutely unlwarnble by thn would-be easy compared to that of some ot their on David’s throne and reign over the hotiM! friends. When the locomotive had come substitute. court, on Friday, the eleventh day of September of I Jacob, and Zacharias (the father of to a standstill five forms were seen to tie rescuers. and on Frirtav. the eleventh dny of December Jcfinjaangof Him as the one who should CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP CO. pinioned between the head of the boiler The Story uf the Horror, next, at ten o'clock In the forenoon ot cadi of perform the oath which God had sworn to 3AH FRJtKClSCO. CAL ' | The east-bound Erie Vest Ibule No. 8, due and the torn and twisted timbers of the Utaited%L«UnK5, June Uth. A. D. 1MU. Abraham (Luke L &!, 83, 72, 73). As the .. UHmnU, KT. KEW row, N.Y. coach. Twa were undoubtedly dead or iiwtawtjJ wKrw-a whta..... at Youngstown nt 2:5.’i a. no., was very Chas. W. aummthono. sou of David, son of Abraham, to restore Judge of ITobite. latc^ and was running on orders. When unconscious, but the other three weakly the kingdom to Israel (Matt. 1, 1; Acta i, swayed their bodies and waved their hands a stop was made at Ravenna the engin­ in an agonising endeavor to free them6),iJohn murt have known Him, and bapG»O JO Holier Kb or t Fanner', ‘i’ .linxst 2«r. FRU&ATE ORDER. tiied the people, pointing them to Israel’s eer 1 and Q>O« sul l«-t!-r<’*rriqr>All wrorUMOi; SaenF eelve* irom from meir their ir«nuui frightful pu»».iw. position. The ...— fireman' .............- of — the — •paMt-nger - train ।I seivre < State of Mleh Igan, County of Bam-M. ■MmlCM.>m«K4h Harj- itr-<coming Messiah. But as Son of God and went to work to repair the engine, and enveloped tbe poor fellows, At a ae»loa of the Probate Court for the Saviour of the World bearing away the sin the train was again detaiped rereral minj The Statement uf a Tramp. en -.<> !.> r> l«'ltf.-ri;...-e».-rr^’rrlM Cooaty of Barry, bolden at the Probate office. 3>*Ka tbU of the world this was a new revelation, and In-theCUvuf HaAtluxs. In said county, on Wed­ utes. A flagman wa« rent back, but went tramp who was riding on the rear of wb» wanta»S^f 'rreniu«rrAn4‘,,trnc^*‘’ A nesday, the 24th day of June. In the year one not till long after Pentecost did even the ohly a few feet, st at most two par length*- | the m.fared coach in all probability knows >2. obly car lengths. thousand eight hundred and ninety otic. _Present. Charles W. Armstrong, Judse of apnstlcs receive the truth that Jesus was n Sutkleqly around the curve, west west of the ► mnre aboat the accident than any living . ^rwrar Suddenly ~ '■ Saviour to any but Jews. . ------- - — coipP ---- —. 0**1 . of man. He wits ..... -arrested ------------------,------------- ------. and placedin the( ] nw ■ v tte matter, of the estate of George 32. “And John bare record, saying, I saw q_ik-. meat cars. mm The Th. train was runuing running c <-itv nrisou by Sheriff Junes to await the । ->n U their merit*. cjthriarn c> thr inrrr*u>< x. ;.. jlv primm mS merit*, W”mma Shnnson. administratrix of said estate, the Spirit descending from heaven like a OFFICE WITH HOLBROOK, OVER Swift's twenty-five miles an hour, and coming ; eoAmer’s inquest. He said: -I rode on; 1.3(1 ICS jl*.- “in ’ ’ w-77iX‘c eoaxm into court hud represents that she Is ere- dove, and it abode upon Him.” MORRILL’S STORE, HASTINGS. ( down a heavy grade. i the rear platform of tbe car, getting on at on \.uh”«i Mred to file her final account as such admlnls For special service and on special occa Some! more cheap houses wanted rang- •> _ .... .... . ... w. ,. । As the veetilmle train slowed up: MbsessrathsiMsaf'rirtiiunKuiA. ovitrix. and prays the i*nw may be allowed and siqns the Spirit hod in Old Testament days she he dtKhamed from her said trust. .■ "’'JmX.taHtaUhTc.fa.un cont.li.. bat Tk’ ««*“<’ *“ * ''•£ Thereupon it Is ordered, that Friday, the come upon people, but here is one on. whom L BuLdLAb. i r-cktdfe.s. 17th day of July, A. D. tWH. at ten o'clock tn He can abide. Not as n tongue of fire doci* » r.-ry «m.U |«.rt ot tbe pr»|-’rt.v 1 track, Md. It bring a thrwib tta.n, to | walked bock a distance of thirty or forty tim forenoon be aligned for the lieartng of stud Ho come lo Jesus, but ns a pure and gtaitle , s feet and utepped to the right about eight | « tj ■t P D I for exchange. ’ |j wnmnot wasinot expected expected to atop Ravenna. He He - Mlelbr • ■ atop at Ravenna nMcton. and that the heirs at law of said de feet. Just then the glare of the headlight I *• «9M0d and all other persons interested in snid dore, l 1 have improved and vacant city lots for ! railed for brakes, and reversyd his engine, from the freight engine flashed in my I 33- “And I knew Him not; but He that1 estate, hre required to api>ear at a session of s:iid On came the face. I looked for the bmkoman. He hail ; A.GETJTS. Court, then to be holden at the Probate Office sent me to baptise with water, the same , tude ana exchange in; all |mrts of the city. I tut inll to no purpose. ta tlicCItv of Hartings, lu said County, and Halil unto me.” ’• ■ || ,,Fanning lands for sale and exchange In fre|ght t rain, with but slightly decreased run toward the Approaching train, and ’ show cause. If any there be, why the prayer of county.. J speed, anil no word ut warning could ■ be from the positisn ot the lanterns 1 con4, witurtaw. nrfo Cbrl.s wo rau.l ta all »:l parts puru of rf tile lh-rourfi won ns. the petitioner may not be granted. And it is ItakfMttacttrfcfttnlrfltwU. won l-n.Tttatan0l.ln Itod.MMtkl tnUn. A th fault Inv its 1 l,av4‘ **nu<’ cht’irr («n further ordered, that said petitioner give notice ntoch away from tbe world and go forth in j eluded he had fallen, but the red and to the persons interested lu said estate, of tin- tho powef ot God, and a« sent by Him tc l’bi’i“toita'<»?X'’irWttr tor ! '"t** ,h’ Tin *h' white lights could be plainly seen, though , jujjrjch and Fniml- i . pendenev of said petition and the bearing tiiiike ready a people for His Second Com ­ vtry near the ground. । dated I ’ cii.t-er . <!. thereof, by cans!ng.* copy of tills order to be well Utalrd in dllirn nt tart, .d tic di;. “»> «"■■»». Jtanprt. nbsbtln, ly. A MMtebedlntheHartingsBA5Xr.it. n newspa- ing, now so near at band. Saved the Ufa of a Woman. < m «•«•* REminted and circulated in saM County of. *^Upon whom thou shall see theSfiirit ranging’from 5423 up to SM>.« ••»«. ti spl.-n- moment n.<frr the heavy freight < rnsiu-tl : ■ A moment Inter the fearful crash came. I onnnty ot II <rn i:x.<i 8 rv once In each week for three successive i 23th day of October. A ‘ to«the ’ passenger train. dacending and remaining on Him. the did opportunity for investment in that ‘ in I was hy this time in front uf tbe Pull-j, ga<e'ou r»sare.'4»n1> — •:' sarpe is He wfiich bnptizeth with the Holy inarv.-luns city where fortunes arc made in man sleeper, one removed from the ill- { mi th* nth dir. <>f M (A true copv.) Judge of Probate. j Real Estate. I have maps of the city. lo­ «: ' F*c a moment after there was the rod <ta*. Il. WMlurtad overb, lb. prubat/ order". From the time when tbe Spirit of God cating the diffcivnt placro fur sale. alienee of death, and then coiitnetired the force of the collision, and I saw a lady's । fur pirr) «>ui>’v, Ml. b. mok tal ujxjn the chaos, of Gen. i, 2, and face at the .sleeper window just after the' gxEraoupnx- !■- A'fo : moat frightful cries evsr beard. Tha Stale of Michigan. County af-llarry-M. [ even before thntfFk. xxxlli, C). all that On Jefferson streei two houM-t and lot- ' moans ot the dying, the piteous cries for Ota, wrack. 1 (nbtal . ^.vy pta, rf jj. “7tataT’"'Ll.'.‘"r ■ Al a »«u>lo!i o! ti>e Png>ab* Court for th* timber and broke In the rfloss. then jump-, upon \he Fa„.,, ;1. s!... Count)' of Barry, hnltteu at the Probate office In j has-been do® on. earth that Las been nt bargains, and on cn^y tunas. : help from tbe imprisoned and htlple- s ing on a trace underneath the — ’ thecWy ot Hxstings. in said county, un Wednes­ truly good or great Ina been by the Holy ---------‘ Near furniture factory.—»ne 'lot day, tbe 21th dav of June in the v«ar ouc Spirit. ; rein-ihrut paid a-’to r. . m> -■ i pnMtngera, and tbe mutilated and bloody climbed In and pul ed the lady out.' thoenmd right hundred and ninety one. 1 nixti <iais.then the prln. ii®': house well finished 51.000: 8300 down, 34. “And I saw and bare ri(corJ that this , remains of the dead seen through the Present, Charles W. Anuvirong, Judge of . *3|<i'ild be due at tltr bal. on time at 7 per cent. is t|ie Son of God.” ANOTHER DISASTER. ! fragments of the debris formed a scene of i at><i ihr hlt«T« M III. •.<»! tie «' • probate. And our bouse and lot one block from : In the matter of tilt estate ut John A. Tlhe word “bon” in Scripture does, not horror no pea can picture. The freight •j.; BadwHIej-. decensed. . nesrasarily signify Inferiority or difference .factory., 5800; SJOO doa n, bal. at 7 per Oh reading aud fllliir tie p-Ut!ou duly verified | i,hglne hid .gone clear through a day West Virginia. bind the mih- Ii.’M-f; . .. . .. atuement BmHlr. a<wifiiH*trator of «aid estate of nature, and Mimetlmes not that nt all, I‘■‘‘”1- y*,ea?'. . ‘ ... ,, , , . t- . ; ibis data utvler Mild «»j< House and lot near Whip and Felt Bmd ■, conch coach in the the rear, tlirougb Hie sleeper and ' <IIABLK8TOX,W. praying for res-wns therein set torch that he buti rather likencM or sameness ot nature i Va., J illy G.—The great-: dechir* th- «i •-• may belleen^cd io seU'tlic real estate of said orqunlity, tbe closest possible ravimblanec.' factory. 8’..WW. 85V0 down. bal. n.ycars ' Iburied ”’4*-’ itaeli ’ in the second sleeper, the est disAHter-in the history of thia comma- ’ jiny’d l*- »"i wh • ’• driwased as lu Mild v’(hl<>n des.-iibed. third car of tfl,c wag nothitig i। ' ----------K train. —— There -------- -----------------„ 33. “Again the tiextdayafter John stood al 7 percent. Thereupon it is ordered, that Friday, tbe Several splendid bargains hi the 1st left 0f the tthin but a nuuw of dubris, and mty nai Hie wrecking of a Kanawha and ...Vrn tmmJr.-u ITlh day ot July, A. I». last, at ten o'clock and two of his disciples.” Michigan train at Farm, n village eight flic eeut-.:o>d an s.iiof r-~ jbv ---thin! & the forenoon, be assigned lor the bearing of !; the rides -• ­ rar itood itliov® tho John con.iiraes hta work quietly and ward and otlier parts of the city. .7 ■aldpefitfoa. and that tbe heirs al law of saW faithfully. When we ore wholly subject Brick barn for sale at n bargain, on or- tnontter rt:g|no ns if to Isold it prisoner miles north of thia city Saturday morn- | deceased and all other |>ersotis Interested tn said । ^xnd prevent further damage. log. There is n trortle there thirty-five! luted m nrovtt estate, are required io appear at. a session of to God He will clearly show us when lo ■•0 tier opposite Ford’s hotel. feet high, which caught fire st some t hne ^Kpw^HiervLwe. 'b. .aaMf court Hirn to be bohlen at the Probate and when tn stay, when to epeak and . 80 It. front by 140 ft. dotty.well'krated in The Demon of the Flames. Ofltoe. tn tlie city-of Hastings, in said cuuntv. during tlw night from an unaccountable 1 of sale ••nntainrd Seneca Falls, N. Y.. has on the land 1 brick tThe ________________________________ -scene lasted but a moment, when ________________ and show eatiM-, if any there be. why the prayer when to stop. 31 “And looking upon Jesus as Ho store three stories, also dwelling house and little tongues, of flame sprang up here aud cause, probable from a cinder from an 1 the statute li> such *■.<• of the petIMoner may not be grunted. And It Is , notice U herein riv*-t: t further ordered, that juild ja-tltioner givirtiolh e walked. He saitu, Behold tbe Lambed goud barn. Can be bought at a bmgaln. i there, and noon the whole wreck was engine unfeing about midnight. While • day -•( Jui». I A . ‘ to the persons interested in said estate, ot cne ... nr exchantre for Harting* Hu-ahnr* <>r (Irend u-rntuu-d in t!r«. It I» WO u-n. .dnwlfal.Ubt, » .1—..ir>.i or will exchange Grand fatapta-ltoa?.. ttabrtataWMMtfamMmrf . lu foond.- i .ur r ........ “i-r ’pendesicv of said petition. n*.d the hiutrlng jr at'tte Tho statement concerning His taking Rapids property. The’city of Seneca Falls bmof 6y causing a copy of tliborder to be uf Hass puWlsiied In the Hastings Baxnkk. a newspa­ away tfco sin of tho world is here omitted, lias a population of 7.«oo and upwards—is the dcbt-iM, the tlames lighting up the per printed and circulated In s*ld ceunt) of so that this would point hiin out more largest town in Secenn Co. It '■" “ I ” to CT ” “ . Ito corttlcrflon rf tto place with a lurid glare, served only to in­ Barry, once in each wrek for three successive definitely to Israelites as-fhe antitype of 40-acre farm in Irving, ail Improved, soil tensify the horror without aiding the res-1 »«-.«, .uv . ,y.uiu—- •’• •• ,. weeks previous to said day of hearing. ( HAJil-KS w. AHMSTItOXn. their burnt offerings and pnHchal lamb. good. Can lie bought at a bargain on easy cuer-c A* soon aa the dazed passengers in I train, the first ot the dny, attempted to ' *J|?n.l«uTcac.-7wiui • ..it, ir:rt¥»t, |A true copy. I J udge of Probat e. 37. “And the two disciples heard Him terms. - titbinatlurceFj the other'car* recovered themselves they cross it- as usual. The engine, tender and ' and all legal, re-ts. t.>z« •b.-r speak. and they followed Jesus.” 84 acres fractional—over runs 15 or 20 ru.h,lw tb.nacu.ol th.4. uutortn.M. r»r puwl onr ud.ly, safely,but but lb. the| I ”* '!±'' >'•! --- ,, ‘■ucl|.therein, therein,the thenremiM premise* wbrini '1 See the benefit of personal work; tho acres. >* mile east of Sheridan, good train­ companion a The fire department was im-1 *, -iiu ib two coaches want through. intftgrtn as sit that rertatu "f ‘r statement ia verse 29 was probably a gen­ ed liouse. One of the cheapest farms in mediately land knownnnd nn<1 firerritwi «•—-nfo-l <:<• fo*1!1'-’;, memareiy telephoned wjcjmoneu for, tor, and ana every one in 1 Nrnrlv P™..—. minr.-j ' Iknown that end of the little city rushed to the 7 2 1 Injured. ,, 0 , th eral declaration to tbe multitude, but here Barry Co., will take part city property. V— ** “ir ’ittk _ •_ • _ . _____ .. ___ . 1 KnintlM'r I*nt ( nnnnruwmrn tzi roAlize ._.Hnn nnnilur tun : Engineer Pot Connor seemed to realize of section ntHBber tw<* b<» private and personal statement to two TIME TABLE. 10 acres near city, good house and barn, scene of the disaster. rangopen nine the west In Barry n individuals, and the result is that both fol­ well and cistern. 150 fruit trees, '{ ‘jure t tin* situation and pulled throttle In effect June '■‘a. 1880. contaming eighty acres "f Um! <w tbe e Hnndtadlstain'inirrounded 7ta wreck ia rf pulling nil over tatcly, but more or less. low Jesus. Observe how It came about, grapes; 51,300. cheap, down. bal. at 7 vJunos and do thou likewise. per cent. but to little pupose. Tbe awful ruin hqd wah to° latc- ■ 110111 we™ Stations. 38. “Then Jeans turned and saw them 100 acres in Woodland to exchange for been wrought, and little wan left to do | crowded and scarcely any one in them esSmith ACouiuovf. AttnrtwnfW A»'tsuffollowing, and saith unto them. What smaller farm and difference. Dated this April 10th. JeS!. but to secure and care for the remains of I cai>ed either death or injury. The station SOUTH 100 acres in Hope township, known as the dead. The greatest loss of life waa in is three miles from the nearest telegraph How quietly and ordinarily it all comes the Doty farm, will sell for 54200 on easy . PROBATE ORDER the rear car, a day roach containing about office, but m noon as possible a relief train about, tho calling of these first two disci­ terms. Stale of Mlchuten.co'te’' ' ;irr? ■, .2- Mr the At a »CMlon of the Probit1;.''’"7 J™ ples! What a small and unlikely begin1 X“» '“x- «M* '-«r»..l Several 80 acre parcels for sale at Imr- to their homes ii New J ork state The '“nX,” r , . , , County of Barry, boldcn *1 th* I r',l?‘k?0' Tu«. nlugi L’?5 Jbe tlead *nd the City of Ha.ittwri.lo »aJd 9 to gains ranging from 51.800 upwards and fire started in this car and soon communi- | “They said unto Him, Rabbi (which is some will take part city property in ex­ cated with tbe two forward can* Tbe woundcd- Onc of th« “‘o*1 pathetic in­ day, the ictli dav of Junr. fin .be . to say, being interpreted, Master), where CboMand eight hun<lr<-<t :•(.<> nlnrtyonv 31 »4t|. change. car in which the greatest less of life took i cldents of th* accident was tliat of the dwellest thouf” 41 10 00 I have several large farms for sale will place in unrecognizable, and the bodies of cnse llw Welcher family. Mr. Welcher, Probate. , ,, Aarua Perhaps hardly knowing what they did Hastlxgs... 03 10 40| in the matter of the. v»tat 0 take snail farm In part payment most of the unfortunate* were burned to . ids wife and little child were on their way seek. ar what to say, but longing for some­ Parker, deceased. I have some city property 1 will trade a cnsp, crisp, and cannot be identified. identified. to Point Pleaaant to visit friends, being thing they had not yet obtained, they ask llannnh PnvkrradminWr*. • «<** Bn>j Feodtaud . bavin* tbi* day filed with >h where He dwells. He might have an­ for good farms. ------- their first trip outside of the city for 1 contemplate a more extended system swered, “I dwell in the high and holy years. Mr. Welcher- was instantly killed, be beard and allowed and DEATH’S HARVEST OF CORPSES. •" Jjmsin;: of advertising, aud It would be well for place, with him also tha» hi of a contrite aud his wife was brought here a few hours from said trust. Detroit. .^sl H* ’tt** -and humble spirit, to revive the spirit ot thorn who wish to sell or exchange to call Thereupon It l* ordered. ' Avkx-k >» later so badly injured that she died ot Joi.. *■ "■ .'S “ the humble and to revive the heart of the at this agency at once and get the benefits. shortly after her arrival. Their little a», the forenoon, be n<«.-igned for ,’ir. r Union Pacific B. R. lands for sale in the Buttons. contrite one (Iso. Ivil, 15). . child, aged about two years, was tome- said petition, and that the hit,'>'ted » states of Kansas. Oregon, Washington. V^doa 89. “He soith unto them. Como and see. As soon as the flames' were subdued the 'rhat bruised aud had three fingers of its dereiwwi and all other persuii' raid eatate, are required to 'il’fo',*r, They came and saw where He dwelt, and Utah, Texas, etc. upwards of 5.900,000 work of recovering thel bodies was begun, right hand cut off. of said court, then in be nolJi n The Ltat Of Cufortun.tr*. abode with Him that day, for It was about acres of farming, mineral and timbered and it was a gruesome work. Every one 1 lands, ranging In price from 85 to 510 per the tenth hour.” Cb’U?T1 nD T’’° Wen5 kU,ed ontright and four have Junc’l. tLn b? ninet**-n aint* died of t»*ir ijjariM. The follow“Him that cometh to Me I will in no acre; one-tenth down, ten years credit on Frequent excursion rates given, Ytalih!^,F^Af<5OWR; wire cast out” (John vi, 37). ‘ However un­ balance. David lnK l,B 1Ut<rf Amos Colton. Elk Fr«i Burns, John Griffin, Fred 1 City; Orville Robinson, Midway; Thomas worthily or however feebly they come, 11 etc. Call and get circulars. I Thornloa' Cbarlraton; HUteZ Welcher Uwreal. by ciuxBng a copy nf SWW ©•« nre„p*. any one will only come they will be wel­ Hx'tiiu-' b' s>;; of comed. . SHERIFF’S SALE. riclc Kyan Dennis Cassidy, Alban Gun-I and wife. Charleston1 Jasper Dr.mrimrty, ■ubllahndlnthe Md'cTrcnl;.M and eirc«W«l ‘lb ' 7w,n.“'T- !io’ N'’' *an>»«rtlK O.; Colonel wTrifa Barry, &T 'Vnta fa e*’h.*.r‘,kf'lJfrtiu 40. “One of the two which heard John Notice b hereby given that by virtue of an ex­ "nee In Bmkinus ... speak, and followed him, was Andrew, ecution Issued out of the Cl rent t Court tor the “f. WUltam New- Ptiiiuun ooonty. W. V^; Mm. M«rr —............. .................... .............. Upuntyof Dwry■andState Of Michigan, to me Simon Peter’s brother.” “d n”Lrriwi; Sullivan and Ella O’Lear-, Charleston; directed and delivered, and agnlnsi the roo<i« w?!ir_IvOf The other, we suppose, was John him­ and chattel* of the Hauiings Creamery Com- KimbSl FhUta! ^,Brookl3rn; Joh11 ■ ThenJore N. Witoon. of Gallipolis Bulself. inasmuch as be, being the writer of pauy.af IbectftofBasUnp. County of B*rry Kimuaii, of linaiay. ana a wom.T* nod - ' kllu; L. r. r_ -• m ___ . ___ C. Rose _aud Charles Hoffman, 1 end State of Michigan, and In favor of the Ha»this Gospel, would not be likely to mention (tings City Bank. J did on the first day of Julv, thild who have not yet been Identified. Blue Creek, Kanawha county; Mr*. H. S. his own name; and it is only in the Utter L?.1’ ’W.”?0" ft,K1 M''Zr ul> “w right, Tryslow, owner ot the St. Albert hotel, title slid !• terest of the said defendant, the The list of injured, all of whom are from Charleston; an unknown woman. Roa. B and Swtll mit carry pawngera unless part of the Gospel that he speaks of him­ IlMtings Creamery Company. In aud to the fntself os “That disciple whom Jesus loved.” lowing re.1 estate situate lu the City c I liaating* Corumg, N. Y., and unmarried, is a* fol. pwiM with freight train permit*. Freight trains will be ran at the convenience 4L “He'first flndeth his own brother in said eminty to wit: low.: °'“£' ,s“llh.l«r™»ured; JohnThere ------ - — . arijwdght woumtal. Tlioue ioo~ wore Simon?' 2 l.h' hlp'' h“k 1 ?-b<> bort nn: Xk.R. ------” - re ——owuaaMuoij Murb arc. a. J. It may be that he thought of God's ■ F. Bvsn. Gen’l Manager. Fcitterthwaite, of thl» dty, recovery question to Cain. “Where is thy brother?” block uumoer nlnrteen < IS) In the eastern addi­ shoulders bruised; James McGill, slight doubtful; Jennie Jackson and G. W. Stabbut whether or not, he did well to seek tion to the City of Hartings according to the rr- internal injuries; John Keating, cut about “‘nr. rf Cburtatoo, tall, bon; WlUUm pUl thereof, nil ofwtiteli | rtyUl Mint NOTICE FOR HEARING CLAIMS. first his owes brother. The find question corded public auctloo or vwtae to tbe high- & bidder the head; A. C. Jones, sever® cuta; C. Vonl, ot Elk city, totally; Junm BUck for the sinner is, “Where art thou?” aud at the north front door of the court bouse In Reilly, cuta about the head; Item Hanley i «I Michiium. Count? of Barry.—«. wood. Altana O_, totally; C. C. Imnu doe is hereby riven. thM bv au'order of the when found and saved the next should be, tbe city of Hai>th |ri in said county of Bum-, on Mivnr«.lv mt. bIuviii t___ v____ » *1* Point PloMML. tartit w. B. Baud, Mwy.tawlww. null Au. e.r A.wo.ta, .ta.. . . “Where is thy brother?” (Gen. iii. 9; iv, 9). ' lwUr UrK S"»'« CoultMMd “We hare found the Messiah, which is. and liark Injured, in a serious condlUonh«Ux Md Ue <jbhd July. uwi. ’ Jonas Clark, bruised and cut; J. McAvoy' • Olgbily; SmiuoI Stone, tadly; Mr.. Mmw Jsxnrs D. BaxuAM. Sheriff. The word “Meaaiah” ia only found four braised about the head; A. H. Humphrey ’ I Wull. Elk Oty, tadly; Andrew Arebltal.i. 8mIT/l A COLOBOVK. AH’), for rttx. times ia our English Bible; here and in hands and face burned; John '-fuwu* w pS°talu‘J' h“Ur: k" E O’Hara, arms bruised; J. Durkkin. face poca, badly. DrMuxs^ U For Boils, Pimples Sold by W. H. Goodyear, v ■,r r" ■Effies i"-”" Has Cured Others W. L. DOUGLAS «3'SHOE fiAg. Cadwallader’s ACilsNC^. COLUMN. c,l-v- can,e trnln ^°* BOVS’ Woolley & Bronson. I SPECIAL! a r g5” Ciitigs, Ealam&sca i Saginaw 8K^ ‘SH 3 :-SnOKE> ED. POWER J’ NO. 35. ALWAYS THE SAKE m always the best 5C CIQrtK ,35, £ BETTER ?25 ““ nt tSo C.rkuA u. ... , . IN THE L.-. �AMUFSWmoned. tn I Aden with freight tort the golder? gate. To lands across 1^ sea. I carry sweet hope Lincoln’s Vine President Called BASE BALL RECORDS. BUSINESS CARDS. Dyspepsia I. SCRIBNER, M.D., 'C^lCAOO, July l.^Ywrtenbix’s scnrwint to H.s Reward. mhc ball of KatSonal liiauau dubs were ir* Makes the Ilves of many H-ople ntherable, 1 )Slco in Hotel at present follows; At Brdofclyn—Brooklyn. 4; Bote causing distress after caUng. sour stomach, ’ A. A C. H. BARBER A UTE FULL OF TEAKS ABD HOBOBS v”’ ’j. •*? I’hilhdelpbU -Philadelphia, 2; slekdieadadu!. heartburn, loss, of appetite. • Physicians and Surgeons. I i’’ Al CinrintmU. a fam, '• all gbne" feeling, bad taste, coated Ca Is in city or county reminded to with tongue, mid irregularity of n < < lereland. 8. At Chkago-t hleagu, 2; Closed Very Suddenly h,', UlStreSS the bowels. Dyspepsia docs prim ptness, day or bight. Boom at HI* Pittsburg, 4. ‘KoreNtrirkcn’ A^K iatfon: At Boaion - Boston 18; After not get well of Itself. It \V XLUM O. LOWDKJC. 'Uh H|» Frit.nti*_ ! ” ftehhigton, <- At Columbus-ColumPoVinoc.irefu! attention. ’V Lawyer. E.UII aud a H.njpdy llke Hwxrs ; bus.2:* Cincinnati, d. • At PhilmlclphlaOt ice over Julius RpsseH's store. State ^hlet tr. 1-; Baltimore. S. At St. Louh- Sarsaparilla, which acts gently, yet efficiently. »t. l^>ni», 11; Ltiuinville, C. • stret , Ilatbiings. Mich. . . It tones tbe stomach, regulates the dlgesChicago, July 2.—FoUowiug are given Jon, creates a good apqi^g oTirART. KNAPPEN A WEAVER. scores maun: maduat base Itali by League l>etlte, banishes headache, „ °’CK . died nt a-tn • ■ . ■ •-‘••tv’t States, the mcacureB J Attorney* ut law. tberoonuofthe i » . g.‘“ dab. v ? JwtAday; At Philadelphia-New I and refreshes the mind. Headache Over Hastings National Hank, ' the Tnr»nt ... x-...,. ........ r . ( “ I have lx-on troubled with -dyspepsia. I Hastings, Michigan. city. During the At CineinnilBroukiyn- had but llttlo appetite, and what I did cat Ass odate offices, at Grand Rapids, Mich. vWtwltheclub-nyjml e™? y“’.°: ,V At Henrt- distressed mu, or did me aTsiieldon, gam* ot ’mKnW!d lu n ^"d“natl- «• Mtteburg, fl. At Cblcago. little good. Alter eating I meu> ii, r n“’Otbw gentle- I Ch;aMr°’91 Abstract and Real Estate Office. i . . h "" ">mouiner □Urn would have a faint or tired, Le ‘LhT 1.0 ra. ‘ *uul “ot«rn ’wn Playing Playing 1,,np long when II Association: At At Boston-Beston. Boston—Boston, w; W; Abstract Bfock.wastiugs. he long all-gone Ceding, as though I imd not eaten Mobey to' loin on Real Estate Real Estate ™sy to of B «•»»*«* tain in the Wk ! i M .?* b l “ ‘ £ o 5 *• At Vh»«d ‘ *iphia-Atb. ot i.u v ,1 “ r’"1” ;___ anythbij;. My trouble was aggravated by sold on — e-'inmhMifou. -General con -evaaelng. i nnw! IWtHn"r'* 4. At Columbus-Col­ tlavlI >g a complete set of Abstract Books.commy bhsluess, painting. Ixist _ ■ “ffihun. 4; Cintnun'ntl, 2. At St. Ixmis— piled I from ___ _ the Records, can furnish complete Xm a ? rt”',l'1’r •"'* ■W*'d' Sour spring 1 took Hold's Sar­ t Diets. t M1U. ;C. F. BROOKB. Clerk. ... -..h.- ht. LuuLh, 5; Ixmiuville, 4. Stomach • much ।Clllt AGO. July <*■<*■••». j-u ft-Folluwing i-iono^g are »„ th* tb. saparilla, which did mo an P. DRAKE, M. D., ly, f“for "-------- - mivl•" • --■”««»" olu>» i immense amount of good. It gave mo an tbrlr klndnw.. 11.. uKn 1 r ! appetite, and my food relished aud saUslled uruusiya-nrooaiyn, a; 1 tho craving I tad'previously experienced." > Office over Halloway's drug store. Off ue hours front 210 4 p. nt. Telephone, con mo-1 BcMtun. 3. At Cincinnati — Cincinnati, 0; j G kobgb A. P ace , Watertown, Mass. mnnt t. ... . . ncctl >g with residence, at Holloway's drug hi, cbeM luu_. u a Y(Jr* dUt.l, rao to bl. tuaUtanre, anti hi. ' 4. B. G1LLASP1E, Notary Public ...a «... WM ■ gnme pa*tponc4—wet grounds. *dd by all druggists, jd.slx for $3. Prepared only . !,>„„„ |t? th, n„t room : Association; At and U. 8. Claim Agent Al Boston Boston— —Boston, Bouton, 12; •wCLtt»l»a<»..’Ap^tete»tos,ffite*AMM*. I prosecute alF kinds of claims before IM *n Atump, t„ n,,., „„ I)rlllb \\nshington. 100 Doses One Dollar --------4. >. At Coiumbu»-Coium-1 Columbua—Coltunt rlincnts of the Interior office. Callon him ! btlH. 4: Cin<>iiinatl a* St u, - Ix>u T_ u.i Three physicians C’nriuuaH, 1L At ‘8 I > I store, comer Court and Jefferson Sts., - --------- - —ifra. rt. Roldmum ivniiHNin, Mn ala-J' ?“*• non imd Phillips—tverrisuou on tho ground/ Mr. Hamlin lay uncotscious for half an' Chicago, July 4.—Yesterday's Ix-rtgne M. FOWLER. D.D. S. base tail were' *as follows? Citi- I! hour, when he improved somewhat under ’ T* “?*' scores Wert “ roUt ”,»> At Cln» r. At ’ U» .hrtor., .Ion. and l.x-an,.. able to cinnnti—Cincinnati, ft Pitiaiin-rPltubarg, 5. Off;cc boors s a tn. to 5 p. iu •nn-aUtr Than ha la.i,i«.| „„„„ ia.,n„ 1 blcagn, C; <-|enUnd, t. w. LOWRY. M. D.. A««l.li.m: *t VullMlrlpbl*—Alblrrl. ■ Physician and Surgeon. Ms cert a specialty of treating diseases of the hU poslt6’n •U«hUy' cXl.’iin.Ciiu-ainMi 2—thlruml lunlugr ; EYt(nnd EAR and the preservation of vision ,„,n. ‘ .J GL.JiSfF%.y 5’,’ficXACI-B8 *nrt eJte. t4<> took measures to 1teep up his Following an- the league tare ball rtrength, applying spirits and hot water ' oil ee and residence on Brood way. near Court xtntil the patient regained color cun- : •.cores on Saturday: At Pittsburg—(mor?'I Hou; -,Hastings. Mich. iugl Pitteburft 4; Boston, 6. (After-1 H Soap. B$.As a cargo Eh „ ^__dearas can be 5"* p. XKJftlRWKjfc Go. Ch ICAGO, ASK YOUR GROCER FOR IT A. Hood’s Sarsaparilla I. 3. ‘ CASTOR IA Infants for and "CMt'.rf *. •>> well adapted toehfldrttn that . --j:;.:.. ; ;i m superior to any pniicrsptioa CURE 1 At A,c i। noon) Pittsburg, 1: Boston 2. Cliii tv-1 OM ITU ft COLOROVE. _ /a.-..-,—.. I-_ \ z.z__ t. _ .. 1 1 O Lawyer*. <™^i. ,1-1,,.. |,»llr.l .Inq’ury wn. tor hl. inwn.togl Clncinnatt. ft Naw, -»l h. cnll-l hrr I.; Ha } aV a T .‘•‘"‘““"I. <; (Office tn Union block. Hastings.) ^-tnae,, h.r at nac -'‘b I j Bek Sre&Ktio and relicroall tbe troubles tad­ Fn ctlce Is all tbe courts ot tbe state. ---- ----- -- ------------------------------ dent to a bilious atatoof tho syatan. such a* ------- IS: Philadelphia, 14. (AtterncKin) ' MRztaew, Kauaea. DrowAuMS. Dfatoom aft* E. KENASTON, 1. pwu.i.H.hta,«. At nti-issaisi^igtiikjssfiss?* Attorney at Law, Complained of Being Too Warin. 1 , „ s. . , ....... j'". cago— (morning:; Chicago, I); Broaklynl (Over J. 8. Goodyear & Co.'s store.) si...;:. ......... V Jo, -Tr ”k rC ...... ™,nrkf ’1.... *• (Afternoon) Chicago. 5; Br.mLlvtt.ft i Practices in aU courtgof the Bute. Colloctloag Dr.. Maaot, Mjv-.hi: ••! atn uniomfortablv un-fomrortably warm warm?* Awx awiat I am intion: At Boaton - (mr.rnlngi ; | B W ItW oroe ptly attendingto. The doctor replied; -We have been trying Boston, -- 7: Oolumbus, 1. (Afternoon) i ■ " R. TIMMERMAN, Homapathlc Phy­ to make you as comfortable iw possible.’’ ■ •• Borfon. 1ft CoJnmbua. a. At PhiltulelpbS : , siclan and Surgeon. ‘•But. said Mr. Hamlin, iu a vein of pleas­ '—(morning) Athletic. If; • St. IxjuIs, K. I vctittog Uilaa&noyliw^OTaMaJat,whlkrtbay Sin (Office osar Lathrop's drug store.). antry rather remarkable under the cireummRnic » (Afternoon) Athletic, 12: St "tAte-e;. “yon are making me disagreeably Baltimore —(morning) ----- - ............................ . Ha!: ii.teivu.u.i.ing) Cincinnati, 7. Hrnand regulate the bowMa Rreult theyann ROBERTSON. HOUSE, 1I.V a.^iur replM-----------------------il,.u m „r.kr ... t„ Aiamtuurv, J!nhi,lAftenona) B«ltin,ure, ir. « ■J tea te Wte --------- , --------n». ..Micrnoouj luuitiuore, <s>tnfot-tald» they ilu>x must tnwaV first : r'l n.o i. Washingtou-(morning) tt-.n__ . .. .. .1 | ■gfl E M3 make' him .omfortaNe Cincinnati. 2. At f. ItBOmutSER, Prt>t>rM»r. make him uncomfortable. Mr. Ilnmlin Washington, 5, Umisville, 4. (Afternoon) Cor. JciTursiin and Court Sts., Hastings, Mich. cjmpbdned considerably ataut being too . Washington, b; MjtiisvUte, 7.’ (Sunday! Rates, SI ,OO per Day. warm anil insisted upon turning over on J Ht Rocky Point. R. I.—Boston, 6; Uulnm*Tl is House Is new, with pleasant roomr. The Ins left side. He had improved so much bus, Ifi. ' who w.ce try then: will Cud thoifc Uttto pillsvalupair mage ot the public tit respectfully solicited. at one time that a bed waa ordered made •( Chicago, July ?.—Thu base 1ball players sdilo la so many ways that they will not bo wtb up for him in one ot the rooms adjoining «ln« mordl, I ft.i^jluutb-4 W. REAL ESTATE AND COLLECT­ of the league maile the following the room in which he was attacked. It; ING OFFICE OF . was thought he might be removed there in ; yesterday; At Pittsburg—Pittsburg. 2| Pai.mkrtox & Smith, । Boston, At ’C.Tevelnnd—Cleveland! j Woodland. Mich. 15: Philadelphia.4. At Cincinnat i—Cincin. PaJ.mkkti>n. J. M. Smitu. D the bene ot so many lives that here Is where Mr. Hudta obj«tal w'Mwimtte a "”*• .?■ ’f”rk; *■ A1 we make our great boMi. Oar pills cure it while ntary Public. Justice of the Peace. CthcnidoDOL bed. paying fa. want.-.! to pit up Illa lart ; *(“. *• . ..... ▼ ■ TMvt. - —_-ri word, ware rvsahllug rbv la.l.terlng up 1 'a'lo,,: Al lr»Mon-lh»lon. I; Ltdastings itv ot M. b.a.1, «bld> be WMlad much “"V0*:1 TUrj are strictly rageUble and do not gripe or higher. Hamlin, •arm. wna ** pun;*, toil by their Runtloacuon plnosoall who nigtiti. Ooner.l ovner.i. i i:\iiuiii,tb.hi. msU-. non, wiin I . ...i , , ... , . ~. .. uzua Hostings, - - Mich. ! *^ vim7/tn ■ SvAfnrSI. Sola eScdrn. „„■« »!,»«* <h..b. ton, 4: Louisville, H. W..U1.I .-.m.. .mt .4 Li.ntt«k»llriBbt. ,x,u""55:''_____ C.BTI* McmciHI CO CARTER MEDICINE CO., New York; :APITAL $75,000.00 Mr.. Hamlin. Groerni । iowa RepuBucANs. ■ SMALL PILL SHALL DOSE? SMALL PRICE SURPLUS •fi.OOO.OO* hw son ami wife, and ottier mumbers of । ____ jumux. i ill, ooihli. uuul> ubku. iniwt hi> family, wen- at his side when ho They Meet at Cedar Rapids and Nominate ' ’ Incorporated under the laws of the State ot liawtnl away. Mr. Hamlin had been i»er- : ‘ Michigan. ceptibly failing for a year, but appeared !, Ued.U: RAPftat la., July 2.—The Re-J aljout n» usual in the afternoon when he Open for btu:nesr Dee. 15. IMt. ; publican state convent ion wnH organized ; walked down town to his club. I permanently yroterdny after nn attempt! j ■■■ For IfawnUreitie the Complexion. officers: - ------- “ pTTckltw, 'inn. BuatoxD. Ptniple*. Liter 0. l. Robtn«on, President: ! to take the matter out of the hand* of th* ■uw*. CYCLONE IN THE SOUTH. an:i miwr tmparfeetira*. Arf <»y. but r*w»- Children, Caatoria cures Colle. ConstipaUm. Roar Stomach. I»iarrha>a» EructaUoa. Kills Worms, fivos sleep, and prumoi A WUboai injurious tnMIratlno. F. HERE ARE MANY J>U5E5F0Re ACHE SAPOLIO- ones. To ren-AW oil-cloth. To scrub fluors. To whiten marble. EVERYBODY USES L H. To renovate paint- To brighten metals. To wish out rinks. ~ ... To remove rust. ‘ To ecour kettles. IT. Louis. 3. C Bank, ■ I Prof. I. HUBERT’S Malvina cream EVERY ONE FINDS A NEW USE i YOU WISH Advertise Anything Anywhere Any time WRITE TO Geo. P. Rowell & Co No. io Spruce Street, NEW YORK. II'./.; hot’'l* ;> • !»y virtue of an order and '■ rciilt court for tbe County <4 •;--rv. in the Male ot Michigan. । ■. tbe-.wh day nt February A. D. * ' • ium therein pend ng wherein 1• is rotnidstnaHt and ROM1 K”upJ* M,,d Henry 8. Rounds !"'r,'l,y riretf Hint r sIimH sell at (.*.■.',7..... f« the ill theAt bidder, on Sotur..rL' m 1,a' of July a. D.ticu.atien . «.the ha-ennon, ut the north front door r ,. t<iu*c ic the City of Hasting* Couuty bri?7 • / •' '-^Wof Midiiran. Mid C*>nrt home J?'" ■“ Y ’"r holding Hie circuit court f<»r Barry the fol'owlng. described ixir-1 J , * H • The north east uunr ter ot the '1'iartcr of Mctino tweutv one. lo c,)'i nu‘W tell west in Harry I’Mwl HiKmgA. Mich May xth W!. A uixzo E. KKXAMTtiX. Circuit Court Commission*. Sx.’tk , ............ Barry CouuQ’, Midi. «■'••awi for >. oiupiainant. ’ SHILOH S CONSUMPTION CURE u ' : , ‘ r r GILLASPIE, £dbL^,(?f>url-v‘d •'vSerwn 8t. Keeps flour, fw kr"un‘> oYrter-*he!l. egg food .’ar muniliui a Wrrillc wln.l and rain perniaaaal chalrmnu. He made u bri.-I ■ MOUHIAUB SALS, stonn struck Baton Rotw l«a aud in a t'ta'ch tu:d declared nominations in order., urfsult baviag been made for more than, storm struck Dau n no w Kojum in a four nominees-Wheeler, Clay- I thirty days in payment at Interest aud of one few minutes had almost wrecked the . .. r m . i u-* . -1 hundred dollars oi principal overdue and paystown. Great damage was don? to bnikl- , tou« Kerr 0,1,1 ®tone TFie bal*®* «*’•« J'le on amorteng? dated March t'J. JH*i. m ide . . Wheeler 775; LUnyton, 210; Kerr. nnd > by Janie* H. Bartley to S.,rxli It Austin, and Ings in the eastern and southern portions , * j recorded in Uw office of the Register ot D<sds of the citv and many person* were killad. , 8t<in®» ®- A raot,on wa# nUM1® l,ml foft he I'ouuty ot Harry In the Slate ot Mtchlot lb< city, ana many pRsum re nomination b* made unanimous and B gam March i». !»•. la liber 11 of n.orttwjre*. Tho governor s mansion was demolished । ‘ , ou page S6B. au<! tw tn« sold tiarah H. Austin Also the large brickyard mid factory, with wah carried wrth a hurrah. y, Daniel W. Itoctrs. by an as«ign.xjmiiii inis j J . Thr Complete State Ticket. inent daiiM August ». tsft>. and recorded tn ti wing of tin* three-story brick building tn , . ' »i»id Ibglater't offine August ■’*. i*w. in IBn-riB thr ncnltentUry known as the hospital i tbvn •‘'“•«*d«1 “ r*P‘d <»’ inoriKKsn* on paxc »5. and by the said Dank1 th pcni.cn t ry surressUn, and when this part of the con-| W. Rogvrc aligned to R. II. Court. «•» nw'i>»’Piand commissary, with, a pantaloon the' '• ‘ tri, meiitda'ed May lot. wao. and recorded In said ton-on the unner floor were blown down vrntion business had been flntshod the . omce x ***“ umsnra inn office Mav Mar I5to. istn.d il-W. «j. in in lltwr liner ac of ton OU tb. upt-r boor, wore u oowu ,L nw-.^Ajr's h, R For governor, IL mortgages on page X). ,„ and bj by the said K. tt ft assigned to ManjarM AMrocW Andrus, by .. an w as1.U.I1V de.tr.’,«1. (oct, WbeeK.r.otl’.,tU’r.tUmta Uetuotm ' Court — V*<•«•««« tfarnla. Iimit»n*nt ^fonment date.) Hay w, pen, and recorded In .. work .» the tah»7.'b“ £ ; HouUu, ot Ixuuu ' said register's office?M.iy llth. Is3l. In Hbw x ..1 ..... — ____ — ».... ... , wm-kllledliudtwenlj ttro were wound ul0 ju(lm s u Wrerer. of Ila* of inortgagcs on png- 161. (or which ilelnnU the salu AUrgaret Andrus b> virtue of the right «1, and bondM, . “ .iipcriulondent of publle lu.tructlon. a given her by-said mortgage, ium inaduairil bereDoorww.H.0 ko.p'Ul. «bm» H. SAbiu, of CHnton: milnwt oommh oy makes the whole principal tutu of said pereon. were under medical treatment. j Campbell, nt Ja.|«e. Ho- mortgage and the interest accrued thereon now due and payable. <u>d mi which mortgage there Four of these* were killed and fourteen sebnllote tclegruuis were read from Is claimed to be du-'at tbe date of this notice rlously or fatally.wnuudisl. A jj Humphrey, of New Yofkjconveying ten hundred twculy-MX dollar* and ton cents, snd no aull or procvrdltur* al law having been Name* of the Killed. grdetinga in behalf of the National Re- Instituted to recover the amount s-cured by The alarm bells were rung, nnd the fire | publican league, nnd saying that a great. s.iKI mortgage or any pat t thereof. Notice M therefore hereby given that on Hatdemrtment responded, and with citizens J wave of Kepubiican enthusiasm was unlay tbeftth day ot Septemt* r iwt al ten o'clock is u. u» —i in tbe forenoon, there will be sold st the north front door of the t-mtrt home tn the city nt Has­ was one of great horror. A vtoUmt rain , u e for the protection of tings, county of Barry and state of Michigan. was falling, but the men worked bard, and Anicricnn iuHtitutions, urging the conven- •ud-Frourt house being tbe buil-Ung tn Whteh the circuit court for the county of B.lry Is held, at »oon had the dead and injured out of tbe tjon t<) put on nx.oni ih favor uf public auction to the highest bidder, the *,iremidebris. The names of the killed are: Isaac 4nt(J national prohibition of appro- «rs described iu sal., mortgage or so much thereof as may be necessary to satl-tv the McClelland, ot Calcasieu Parish; J. N. I priutinus to sectarian Institutions. amottot due on said mortgage as almvr set fortli, 5S2 «?T^-1 SUmTSneTbY DEATH. with the interest thereon, and the cost*, charges and expenses atjttwed by law and provided for | in aabi mortgage, said premises fo ltig situate in tbe ell* n! Hastings, count* of Harry aud state of Michigan, and dcM rlhed as follows: "w ot New Orlren-: Bru’ireKunlHudon. ' . /• ............................. Tue south halt of lots numbered ten hundred KEOKUK, la., July 3.—Judge J. M. iblrtyeight. ten htindird thirty nine and fen forty ot the city, formerly village, of otBowder; . Lo„ th. Vulred St.tr. district dlnrtct court Love „r ot the United Staten court hundred according lo the recorded plat thereof. Ed UurtUCT^O » WI1Ihern autrittot Ohio died U 1 tastings Datcdf Hastli gs, Mkh . Jm.e s. trot. Maroabct ANnnua.TH, mln lmlldl.it and the won.m>’. do- bl. borne her- m THO Thureto night rf Assignee vl lite Mortgage. mrtinent of the institution were unrooted gtomach trouble, with which he had been Alonzo K. Kkna«to.x Attorney for Asslgffite. nnd the walls tadly cracked. The damage . guncrjUg for some time past. Judge “th. building I. .bout OOH b^-Judg. Love — ----------was... born in Virginia March .4, .... 1819. Ford, convicted for complicity in th* mur­ He was the captain of a company In the der of Capt Murphy, worked B^Untiy fo Thin! Ohio regiment in the Mexican war. rescuing the killed and wounded. Ho is In 1850 he came to Keokuk and Feb. SI, clerk of th* commissary department. The 185**, was ap rointed judge of the United “ The Niagara Falls Route.’' States district court by President Pierce. prisonen. nil «rt«d in a ncr and gave tbe guards no ’rouble. The In a short tin* be would hafe been placed uuiiooL [ii |s« tow taat Smoky City was wrecked about o on the retired --------------------list. Politically - ---------- - Judge Love five miles from Baton Rouge, several of , wflHn Democrat, but politics never inter­ (Ii.tn.la.in im, crew were injured but no one was . fpred with h«m lB the faithful discharge «! s.»iio.io EUutn.tun. killed The tath of tho 9torm WBB I of his duties as a conscientious, straightataut 8U0 feet wide, and nearly evepr । forWard jurist- H* was on* of the most BUIK.M. |£j I |a house in its patl‘ -'v'18 blown to aton,B' , learned judges on the federal bench. His the southern portion of tbe city Several } wjfe and serea children survive him. JX were injured by flying timtara. I-----------------------------QArNwem.. Looking for Moro Trouble In Hayti. FhTdrug su re of Mr. B. A. Day was com-. M. H. COLLI S3, vocal Agpat, Hasiiws. pletcly demolished and tbe contents de­ NEW York, July B.-The World’s cor­ 0. W. IIL'U'U.M G. E MT. A..ClllCJUO, Several grocery store* and stall respondent at Port-au-Prince telegraphs .bn[i lu tbl. > idully«« ' hh paper that the situation on that un­ The loss on Garic, Reddy & Co. » bririt ( fortunate island is critical. There is in­ vnrd is covered by insurance It is the luljpb>rel..ttec’tr “’”red •’’’ ' tense bitterness on both aides, aud wdfrwpecting residents are in constnpt terror of another outbreak. Hipp'dytc b master pu^T_ —— ---------Killed by a Nkyrocket. ( at present. He has placed government AgMrt. O., July T,-Srf>ml.y »|ght troops in charge of every street and the alighiwst suspic.Gn is accepted a* sufficient Johu Merrill, ot Chlregu. reUsUBty. warrant tor t-be arrest ut anybody. rf frh-ud. re-br.<ingth. fourth with •Uy work. A Urge rkyrucVt fclu* trfWly rf5.^bo ’.iarwrfk.ua rtrudr Mcrrnim Arkansas City, Kans., July 7.—Tbe engine «ftd three care of the north bound He died in g-e«l a«°°y o£lerwanltr.prw on the Bin'a Fe road were thrown off the track nt Willow Spring* SumlAy, IMO * --------Fireman Geergv Penny Juul two rftH Washington. July7.-Tbe HOP PLASTER CO. Prop**. BOSTON. broki-n and his foot crushed. Lngloeer Joe Hayes w» btvily bruised. The engato , * a complete wreck. J per ounce. Michigan Central Children Cry for Pitcher's Castorla. Th. reeeea ot lb» Gml Couth Can nta! . panlld >« AH druggists «e autborued to sell it on Several 1’ropte Killed ami «urh Property , , . ,• pb>iton toK» <mcuui iracnmi i or t.mr uv.ft■>.<.. I «tenlh-roi>vwl..,nrav«mbkMn(wr»Naw OKLKAXa, July T.-At IK» j«Wr'« CoaglMamM Gear ..na,™l fc: | ------ W U HUWIIT. T UDO. OHIO " HOP PLASTERS D, W. RcynsWs, Cashier. Dr.ECTOR8: W.H. Powers, Dm W. Reynold*. L>. G. Robinson, K- B. Messer. Chester Messer. John Carveth. P. T. Colgrove. \ . I terett paid m time deposits and a general Hat king Bualuesi Tranaactea. CHANCERY OPJ»EK. Sts e of Michigan, Fifth Judicial Circuit, In, llhancerv b ill Miidli’t: In Circuit Court for. the County oi **rrv. lu (h mcery. nt Hustings oa ltie second and testament of John E. Chaffin, deceased, inlatnant. vs. Frederick L. Dingman. Clara tlnpn.tn, J. Byron Sperry. Andrew J. Idea, Gntentiury ••ibuiy J<. G. , Rupert. Nellie Nellie Sperry ana WiJ tliam A. Graham defendants. r. .-------------------.K-*that'tbe . Uris ease it appearing defendant, ----«... J. Iden has departed from tils last place Au li~ence in of residence . this state and that Ms present residence eantsot be ascertained, on pls » oft rrol ’• Fn ” r‘ " WatHelgh solicitor for said me :lon of nlered *'—■ —---------------cor iplalnaqt. .^.------—---------—_-* ant Andrew cause hH sppearance to be Andrew J. nten1 cause entered herein within five months from the date <>f: his order. mmI in case of his appearance, th: the cause his nn*wer to tbe complainant** Dll ..of c: omipUlnt ic to be be Sled, tiled, cud and =a eepy copy there tberw-­ .—.—.I — - said complainant's ■- -nll-l,.. of o be served on solicitor wl hln .In twenty days after service on him of at a eoj y’ of raid bill, and notice of this order: and fault thereof, said ttwt'. •In default raid bill betaken as aa cuncon>y tbe said f« ted by " non-resident ------- *■*—* defendant —-—* Ar irew .1. .1 iden. And It is further ordered, ttu t within twenty dajs the said complainant ead-iie a notice of this order to be published In th< Bantings Banxf.k a newspaper printed (abed and ctrcwuticg In said County of am eoMioti. or that complainant caure a copy of thai order to be personally served on the said dc euCmit Andrew J. Iden at least twenty day* before the titre above prescribed for hit appe trance. 1 >ated June 2nd >, UtlMl. FM.LNK A. HOOKKU, Circuit Judge. : *kkij M. WAUt.r.f<:H, Rattle Creek, Mich. Catupialustit's solicitor. GA’rue arte-1) THOMAS 8. BK1CRI Register In chancery. NOTICE FOR HEARING CLAIMS. State of Michigan. County of Barry-sa. Notice Is livrriv given, that by an order of the Probate Court f-r tbe (Xawity of Barry, made ; mi Uie eleventh day of June A. D. 1W1. six iniiuUm . from the ISth day of June 1891, were allowed for creditors to present their claims against the estate ot George Weighs, late of said county, deceived, audtluU all creditors of said deerased are required U> present their claim to said Probate Court at the Probate office, lb tlw city of Hasting*, lor examination aud allow­ ance. <m or bef.irt the eighteenth day of ' December next, and that Mich claims will be heard before raid court on Friday, llsg eighteenth day of September and on Friday, eighteenth day of la w mber next, al ten o'clock iu the forenoon of each of those days. Dated. June llth. A D iwt. .ludgu ot iTobatr. D etroit, lansino & NORTHERN ir.in.go.ib. UntVi: Grand Rapid* for. *.^ m ir. ki.-rw. ■ M- M <M> •» n Detrutl and Ea»t liujsli.g.................................. llowelt..................................... igiwell.................................... *lma St. • cans •• ••-••____ IL-.-___________________ •Every ds>. - Week dsxj. r. :M) a. m. nmsUiroitgb to Detroit with parlor ?5 . tn. nj«« f hrough to Detroit with parlor ft At' coTTOCialldlaori �Iastings Banner. ket, however, are gradually being cleared away, and tbe outlook will Improve as the Hastings Thursday, July 9, 1891. make. Taken all In alt the chair and ^ble factory is n concern of which any city 'could well be proud of, anfl as wo said be­ fore ita success is Injured. Values in tbe eastern markets are prac­ MAUS HALL L. COOK. Editor. tically unchanged. In tbe Interior prlct^ are very Irregular, and buyers give a very Ttn HASTINGS, MICH.,' POBTOFFICE, wide range of quotations. AVCUBT 14. 1870. Those who fall Into their hands in the present condition of tbe trade are going to get a severe lesson, for some of them ‘lost Free trade attorneys vie with each other money on their purchases last season and in magnifying tbe importance of foreign are looking for an opportunity to get even. markets in face of the tact that, compared It is a poor time to sell.—Michigan Fanner. with the home market, either as to quanti­ ty of product* they can consume or prices Ily Dwvld Hall Rice, of BoaUtu. they can afford to pay. aU the outside mar­ Between nations, but two systems have kets that by any possibility can be reached ever existed, tbe free-trade tariff system could not be forced to one-quarter the and the protective tariff system. magnitude of the home market that Is ours The fruit of the free trade tariff system so Jong as we care to hold it. is, in. tbe words of the British Royal Com­ Tbe fanner Is asked to believe that all mission. intermittent and consequently that Intervenes between him and uniformly dear production, and absence of pliable high prices for his crops is the law requir­ profits; In the words of General Booth, ing foreigners to pay for the privilege of over 3,000,000 of helpless and starving selling their waretf in this country. True British workmen, begging for work to earn tbe proportion of termer voters who.have the bore bread of daily existence; in tbe been Induced to act in accordance with words of Cardnial Manning, “the capital such has not been so large as to afford es­ tliat stagnates” and "the starvation wages pecial encouragement; but unabated efforts of the British labor markeL” to that end seem a necessity of the econom­ Tbe fruit of the protective tariff system ic situation. The free trade propaganda is Is—iy reserving the sure home market to so "nearly out of meat” that help must be the com petion Of American producers— had from some quarter, or they must foL continuous aud copsequently economical low their whilom leader Into the shadows aud profitable production, giving cheap of innocuous desuetude. prices to the ultimate consumer, fair re­ What is the true relation of the termer turns on invested capital aud the highest to tbe question of a home market vs. a wages In the world to labor. Under It foreign market? a either capital stagnates nor labor starves, AU the money tbe termer can hope to but both do their work together. secure must come from the sale of surplus That Is why 1 am a protectionist. crops. No matter where the market for We have received this week a specimen these is found, he cither must take what be sella to tliat market or paj- someone of the famous Taylor "Old Style” roofing tin, manufactured by the N. & G. Taylor else for doing so. The nearer to his farm such market can be found the less the ex­ Co., of Philadelphia. This Co. has always Imported this tin until the McKinley bill pense In reaching It Hence the one item of transportation feally settles the question encouraged the manufacture of it here. Messrs. Taylor Co. state that they have of economy in favor of the home giarket. But this is not the only or really the made no advance in tbe price ot this tin, most important fact to be considered. The although Its costs much more for labor foreign market for farm products is ex­ than in Wales. Who will say It is not ceedingly limited, and its marts *e already better from every consideration to make crowded with competitors from every na­ this tin here than to import It? editorial notes. I tion that produces a surplus over what is required for feeding ita own people. Even by excepting such prices as buyers were An agent for the Detroit Free Press was willing to pay. a foreign market has been in the city Tuesday trying to boom the cir­ -found for only one-tenth of our agricultu­ culation of that paper. ral products. The remaining nine-tenths Fitzgerald Post will give a social dance are taken by those of our own people who and ice cream party at post hall Wedncsfind employment in some business other davgsetMng. July 15th. All invited. than farming. Not only are these people Mhl n meeting of the school board Tuesbetter consumers than foreigners, but they May night .the following officers were are in position to pay the farmer better^ elected for the ensuing year: Clement Smith, president. prices by reason of his reduced expense l« Al. Henkes, m-cretary. getting his products to a final market. Ini Gea Tomlinson, treasurer. addition to this they are buyers for a leng Misa Maud Stebbins, librarian. list of fruits, vegetables and similar pro­ \ A great deal has been said of late con­ ducts. that by reason Of their perishable cerning tbe wires of the electric light com­ character could not be' gotten Into a foreign pany, tliat those to ran the arc lights were not insulated etc. We are gla.i to say, market at any price. however, that the reports are false, and no Il Is sueh solid facts as these that in the doubt arose from the mistaken idea that estimation of Intelligent farmers outweigh the largest wires were the ones to connect all the bribes of cheapness in what they with the arc lights. Such is tmt the case. (have to buy so persistently held out by the Tbe largest wires are the incandescent light wires and Mr. Bentley informs us champions of free foreign trade. Exper­ tliat tiiey eould be handled when tbe ience and sound sensabaches them that It strongest current was turned on without b quite as Important to find customers experiencing any very perceptible shock. able to buy at paying prices as it Is to have The wires to run the arc lights are the products te sell. And in recognition of small, black wires at the tops of the elec­ tric light poles and they are all insulated. this factjftiey decline to support a policy Where they are insulated these wires can admittedly designed to shove tire market be handled with safety, though it would for surplus products to the greatest possi­ probably result fatally to handle one when ble distance from the farm, thus adding not insulated and with pie full current turned on. Would It not ue a great deal to the charges of carriers and middlemen, better.to make soma inquiries about such while crippling the resources of those who things before starting such reports? J' arc now good customers, and inevitably The Knight Errant, the leading Pyth­ forcing many from tlie ranks of consumers ian periodical iu the country and published in Chicago, contained an excellent writeup into that of raisers of term crops. of Hastings Division No. 19. If. R. K. of Wool Outlook. P. last month; full aeconnta of all tbe victories won as well as all the names of the participants In each contest. Him ar­ The season Is fully ten days later than ticle cootains cuts of Capt A D. Nlskcm, usual in this state, and probably the past W. IL Powers. D. W. Reynolds. W. D. Hayes and Archie McCoy. It also gives week has seen most of the shearing com­ an account of those who have attained pleted, though here and there .will be promiBence in the Uniformed rank, and flocks yet waiting for the shears. The also In the Grand Ixxlge of Michigan and weather has been too cold to wash and the Supreme Lodge Knights of Pythias of I shear, and the sluggishness In the market the World. In concluding the article endn as follows;—“The career of this Division has been increased by that fact So far is as exceptionally creditable as It is ‘ but little of the clip, beyond the jsarly noticeably brilliant They are now prepar­ I aborn unwashed, has been marketed, and ing for the encampment, where It is Dot at all unlikely they may have to cross swords prediction of a slow, dragging trade made with their old competitors, Kokomo I a month ago la likely to be verified. division of Indiana. The Knight Errant Regarding the situation at the east the wishes Hastings Division every prosperity; it is a body of men whose conduct at ail E Boston Commercial Bulletin says: times has reflected credit on the order and Buyers are not very numerous nor are tlmrnselves, a body of which Pythian ■ they very blue. For pulled wools, for ex­ Knighthood should feel proud, and regard­ ’ ample, they are paying full rates, but tbe ing which, tbe Uniformed Rank may be ■ wool market Is affected like all others by especially congratulated. Additional Local News. I It will be remembered by our readers that Kokoino, Indiana, Division No. B. U. R. K. of I*, received the second prixe at the world’s contest for competitive drill at Cincinnati, where Haatinics Division, No. IV won tbe first It will also be remem­ bered that Kokomo Division so far departed from knightly conduct and courtesy, us to issue a savage attack upon the judges, who were U. 8. officers, claiming that Kokomo Instead of Hastings should have received the first prixe. For this unknightly and discourteous net Kokomo Division, officers and Sir Knlgkta were suspended from the Uniformed Rank. At Milwaukee, by the supreme lodge, n reso­ lution was adopted restoring the Sir Knights, except the offiern, of that dlvls Ion. to membership. Supreme Chancellor Shaw has lately decided that a suspension must be affirmed or denied In whole, not in part, and that tho members of a divis­ ion except officers, of a dismembered body cannot be restored to membership and tiie officers continue under suspension. He has therefore decreed that the officers and members of Kokomo Division shall all be restored to membership, and that if it is desired to proceed against the officers. It can be done by court martial. There can be no just excuse for the action of Kokomo Division In attacking the Cincinnati judges. It was very small, and very mean business. But the victors in that contest are not the kind of people who believe In kicking a man after he Is down. And if Kokomo Division will come back and quit them­ selves like men, we believe Has­ tings Division will welcome them, am! let the dead past bury Ito dead. We learn that Kokomo Is drilling for the con­ test at Kansas City. Should they win there, where Hastings will doubtless not compete, the probability Is tint Hastings and Kokomo will meet In 1894. The First Excursion of the Season. Hurrah for Grand Ledge! The Episcopal Sunday school of this city will give an ex­ cursion to the Seven Islands of Grand Ledge Friday July 17th next. These beauti­ ful Islands have been justly termed "Tbe Central Park of Michigan” or the "Mack­ inaw ot Southern Michigan.” One year ago the same society gave an excursion to this famous resort Every one w,lu went then will be a missionary this year. Tbe attractions of this famous resort are in­ creased by the construction of a steam roller coaster which will be a curiosity to thousands of people. The Island house has been enlarged for the fast Increasing trade aiul Is a place of convenience and neatness, and a source of great delight to those who annually seek Its cool, pleasant shade. The Sunday school who | gives this excursion' has pledged a large amount to pay for the large west window of the new church and hope by this ex­ cursion to receive substantial aid. The train will leave on the C. K. A S. from this city at 7:09 a. m. reaching Grand Ledge via Woodbury'. 0:15 a. m. Ample accom­ modations will be made to accommodate everybody who cares to go. There will be no change of cars and the return train will reach this city at 0 o'clock p. tn. The price of tickets is exceedingly low be­ ing only 85 cents return fare and children under 12 only 45 cents. Let everybody turn out and make this a gala day and assist the Sunday school In tills worthy enterprise. Tickets for sale by the ’ladies " ot the society. - Church and Society Sunday, 17 persons were received into . full membership in the M. E. church of this citv. ■ MinkoD. I’ppoff.. a native Bulgarian, and n student al Albion college, will lecture on “Bulgaria” at the M. E church of this city next Sunday evening. Here will be a good opportunity for all to learn about tliat land, its people, Ita characteristics etc. The report for the 2nd Quarter of the Star Sunday school shows 3141 Scripture verses learned and repeated In Sunday school during 2nd Quarter. If any Sunday school In Barry county has done better than tliat we would like to heap from them. Rev. A. D. Grigsby will preach at the Presbyterian church Sunday JuIy42 morn­ ing and evening. The F. S. C. E. meets at the prcsbyterian church at 0:50 July 12 to be led by Mrs. Yutx. Rev. W. M. Puffer will preach ot the Star school house Sunday at 3 p. m. HASTINGS HOSE TEAM WINS. Mr. M. J. MeSweentr. of lheK»Um»»” JuljlUi commit!™ Ot UP brt. . week «■ s-tunjw. V* for HmIIoct ruuuliw bajc tc.m u> te • Kalamazoo July 4th, and compete in uh tattle whose conditions )<> ru» 40 rods, couple to bfdrant. Jay feetof MOM.- .II<1 put OU the pipe. not pruetlntd fur J ’**L™^.r substitute, had to te provided for some of tte original loam, who were ”“^e “ attend Xcrerltel.su tbe teja, l« of them, got together for ala time* al procltab a nd on the 4th went down to CeUyyviU® to ■Wte^M Haattng. ta^ the habit of reaching after things without Kt Jiily l4th was no exception, and our gallant hose team saw to it that ila,^ reputation as “the city of champions was not dlmished but rather IncrcaM^ The contesting teams were' N l,«"- ’ J**' Ml Clemens tbe Kalamozoo Paper Mill team and Hastings. Our bova were the second to start on the race, about 3:80 p- m-, and when they stopped, the watch them easy winners, and gave them 87AW cash aud tbe championship belt, aaid to ^Following01«°'^e recoird “adt‘ ',y th,‘ different teams In the race: Htfltings, 42 seconds. Paper MUI 4«M ” . ML Clemens 47 “ Otsego 4?K •’ The above is official time, as re|K»rted to us, upon whWTlhb award of grixea was made. Kep Silaby held a stop watch on the buys, and made their time 41 seconds, or one better than tbe official In common with til Hastings people, tbe Hanner congratulates the victors, and all are proud of them. Otsego seemed to haw some sort of an opinion that Hastings couldn't do them in another race. But when requested to post a forfeit for 8200 $500, and name the time and place, they grawfully acknowleged that they were “bluffing”. ,, All this leads us to remark that Hasting, ought to have a Firemen’s touhnanent some time this year, and we suggest it be held oh labor day. Sealed bids will be received by the Board of Education^ of the city of Hustings, up towno o'clock of tbe evening of July 9th to build a school building on tbe central grounds of said city. Plans and specifica­ tions can be seen at the store, of Huffman Bros. Blds to be for building above tbe foundation. The Board reserves tbe right to reject any and all blds. Board of Education. by Clement Smith. President Shulta. July.OUi, 1891. To the trustees of the K. O. B. B. society: Please accept my thanks for the prompt and satisfactory settlement of my life in­ surance claim. 1 can without hesitation recommend the society to all who desire to join the order and take a certificate of life. insurance. I remain yours truly, Gkorok W. Havens. Hastings, July Oth, 1891. D. W. Rogers, Sec’y K. O. B. B. society. Dear Sir: 1 have tills day rcc'd the amount due ine on my lite insurance claim, please accept my thanks fur same. Wish­ ing the society continued prosperity for their promptness in adjusting my claim, I desire to remain as ever, yours truly. Loammi McCarty. I We desire to sincerely thank our neigh­ bors and friends for their kindness and assistance during the sickness and death of a beloved wife and mother. We feel very grateful toward all. S. J. Bidklman and family. Iit HasUngs township, Friday. June !C, 18S1. Mrs. Martha Blttelman. aged GJ years aud u luonUit. • Martha Parker was born in the town­ ship of Shelby, Orleans county. New York, Sept. 1(5, 1828. She was married to .Sam­ uel Bldelman. of New York, in 1850. where they resided till 1855. when they moved to Branch Co., Mich. In I860 they moved to Barry county, where she lived up to her death. Six children liave blessed their union, four sons and two daughters, who are stilt living and were with her at the time of her passing away. She has been a great sufferer for tbe past eight mouths, Foliowing are the real estate transfers but duriiK that time she has never com­ of the week ending J^ly 5, 1891. as plained; but has always been cheerful and taken from tbe books in the register’s office: patient hoping for the best She was a iJr..?B“e* ,ota 8 “d 8 kind and loving mother, a good neighbor Phillip- add Nashville, ft. and respected by all. While we deeply mourn her loss, we feel that it is her eter­ P. T. ColRroce to Ha.ilngs’Creamery Co. lot 5 nal gain. and south H lot 3 eutera add city, m Wm P. Bidnam to Hastings Creamery Co.: Toarlata. nu tot 3 eastern add ritr. J ' Whether on pleasure bent or haslnMs, P. W. Ni.kera te Htie aud Carrie Kenyon; tote dry. gMT.so. should take on ev$y trip a bnttie of Syrup of Figs, as it acts most, pleasantly and Marrtef» LI reuaea. effectually on the kidneys, liver and bowels, No I Name and Residence preventing fevers, headaches and other I Cressr Wilber. Hillsdale. forms of sickness. For sale In 50c and M>1 BtanMeMeod. Hut'np 81.00 bottles by all leading druggists. ) Frank Burr. Middleville ISO I Mary Rouse, Tbornapple i Albert Larkin. Hastings tw'p 1Q21 Abbie L. Baser •• residence of township, Ju'y £d> n,sl- Albert larkins and Abbey 11 LARKIN-BOWKK-At tbe Yesterday we were shown some of the samples of chairs and tables manufactured ) Chas. H. Burtart. Marion, Ind. at the chair and table factory, and to say IM f Matilda Shoup. Maple drove t Richard Parrell. Baltimore Died. that they are dandies but feebly expresses 1061 Ida Hayes, Johnstown IL Tbe Limber In them, as well as the de­ —Died at his residence tn East Carlton July 3rd. of heart dlOteuliy. sign and workmanship are allot tbe ven­ Cumming, aged 41 yean. He dledTlUi best, and combined make furniture that talUi In Jesus. Funeral at the From time immemorial the horse his has church. Iter. H. D. Cheuey unkl.tln^ cannot be beaten by any similar Institution been known as man's constant companion. Market la still a fruitful theme of conversa- in the country. Several chair and table From Homer to Byron this noblest of aH men have been at tbe factory and they all THE MARKETS* agree in saying that the plant Is a model animals has been Immortalixed tn verse and even in holy writ He has been de­ Hastings. houses of the best reputation are paying one In every respect, and better still tiiey scribed In language of the most sublime alz and some paper has changed hands on are all anxious to handle tbe goods made Inspiration. He occupies a position in ■a high a bads as eight r*er cent It is by this concern. Tbe samples that have both our admiration, necessities, and af­ MA likely that tbe larger bouses will be been finished will be shipped to Grand Rapids to-day to be photographed and fections above all other domestic animals. The Ringling Bros. World’s Greatest but some of the smaller bouses may find It soon Hastings will be in tbe swim to sup­ ply the trade with some high grade chairs Shows, which exhibit at Hastings, Tues­ day July hist, possesses throe hundred of Hidei-fee!.calf, sc. will be to check early speculation in wool. and tables. This Institution is to be con­ the finest horses and ponies ever bred. Lard—tc. Tbe manufactories tdXuatlou Is clearing gratulated upon being able to secure such Among them are scores of educated per­ p£‘bbL*e“IP<Ml**Perbbl: •“"“■•.•I-» up a little. Tbe glut of foreign goods a man as Mr. Everts as manager, and its forming equines. Including "Spider.” the brought over hat year Is being slowly clear­ success is Insured by tbe excellent line of great leaping horse; "Captain,” the light­ ed away, though It is still possible to buy samples already finished, as well as by Pork—S4 ooBM w. ' ning calculator, and "Sultan” the dancing ftweign worsteds from the remainder of those already in process of manufacture. Plaster—selling atM7bbL^ s<.bo per ton stallinn. Be sure and see the fine stock Halt-Selling at »i n' At tbe present time about 20 hands are In their free street parade. Timothy Sced-Helilna at Si & per i employed, in the institution but the force Wheat—No. 1. whtt. S .Wrea. S . is being steadily Increased as fast as possi­ Flour—12.73 per hundred. those we have gives) utterance to in the ble, and before another year rolls around Motive. ttye-75c. Farmer. There Is « superabendanee of from 75 to 100 hands will no doubt be em­ All persons are forbid tiejpassing or goods yet on hand from the large importa- ployed. Tbe plant as a whole has a great picking whortleberries on my swamp with­ vu.iur c>iv lurRrtl. Butter—13cJi.ic. creamery ncsta advantage over any similar Institution in out leave, the same being known as the O»rn-«tr per bu. tile state and can manufacture chairs and Wall lake swamp lying in the township of Errs- ir,3i€-. are not Inclined to take any chances. The H(#e. G eo . A. E ddy . tables cheaper for two reasons. First, be­ <ha»—44c oerbu. cause everything la so arranged that it turkeja,~LlTe: c'« •ares re-handling; second, the building is N. T. Parker has decided to plot a por­ boW their dips appear to be doing so. but Inaumnee over any similar instltattou In tion of bis term, which froute on Wert State St. and will sell a number of valutI ble lota 4x12 rods at very reasonable tenn>'. Mixed cial world and manifesto some little timidMy. Tbe ahigglshaess of manufacturers Mere is reflected by a remarkable sluggisboea« of dealers In tbe west. The growers •re permeated with tbe Idea that somehow ’k A GIRL’S FIGHT WITH A PANTHER. Th,bnwgbl U> P»eUo, Col, from up to tb. mounuloo ot. LbrUlln* lb. d.whwr ot oo« ot U» -Htoeit. leading roembem. bhe i* a devoted orni Street Car Strike Ha '“r»U declared off And street cars will run k asaal starting from the main parlOfJhA°l.clt? an(l ™nZg up Mich. Ake. directly to and alway stopping at the * uret in the top of a tidl odk, took of Qoorn t»«k. • l“u« b4«o er..wonl rid««. aLl.at liult. mIU from ber bMM. 'Ou ter return Iroln tte trip to tb. eyrie dn <tet»to ero-tbe cnWot tteridp end dnoend U» cw io.twul ot mteto«. <dTeuil, o »te hod done to tbe tocendlw. The led™ doe. not .renMt0 mote tteti lorry tret to bright, but ™ « .t™p to to te most impaawdile. She find discovered two places, however, .tere dte could ttete tbe dto»ut,.Dd .urtod down the portion, rout.. Them was one place in the descent where she must drop from the edge of one rock to the top of another six fret below. Strapping the eaglet to her shoulders, she made her way Skillfully and safely, aod had just dropped from tbe overhanging tedgeof one “step” in tbe stairway to the landing be­ neath when a plaintive, half human cry reached her cars, secr-ing tocome from the base of the crag beneath. A great branch­ ing oak, with limb* sliadowing the jagged rocks nnd almost touching them, had grown up from balow. She peeped cau­ tiously over the precipice down through the follsge, not daring to make the slight­ est noise ; nd almost fearing to breathe. She could see nothing. Tbe prolonged Office at Residence ou Michigan Ave. * moaning caterwaul was that of a young panther- The fair hunter had no weapon • HASTINGS. MICH. with her except a small knife and a pocket revolver— a mere toy—and with panthers she quickly decided that the knife was equally as good a defense as the revolver. She cast her eyes wistfully into tbe limbs above and then down over tbe precipice to­ ward the jugged rocks below. While bending over thus the shadows of some flying thing seemed to pass over her, there was an ominous rattle of loosened stones above nod a rustling shock among the upper branches of the tree. Then on tbe instant another shrill scream, which now mmed to come up triumphantly The Largest Stork to Select From. from the fooB of the ledge, and was an­ Please Economi­ swered by a snarling cry from the tree top. The Lowest Prices Tho girl knew just what had happened, cal Buyers. and crouched quite limp and faint from And the Best Obtainable Quality uf fright upon the shelf of the rock. • Drugr. Fine Chemicals. de.. together For a few momenta she dared not look upward. Then another snarl and ripping of Kwith Proh^t Mention to the TFqnto the bark drew her eyes irresistibly. At tbe of our Customers, will tmd the same sight which met her gnze she shrank and appreciation from the general public cowered closer to tho ledge from which she that har’rewarded the Peoples Drwj had just before dropped. The old panther was there, the mother of the young one at Store with success. tbe base of the ledge. Swaying to and fro, she clan|pto a branch and glared fiercely Headquarters for Physician's Sup­ plies. od the intruder, her white fangs gleaming ma the red Ups quivered above them. The Headquarters for Horseman .Supplies. long, lithe, brown body lay along the Umb Headquarters for Botanic Drugs. as the creature prepared foe a downward Headquarters fur Patent Medicines. leap. For some momenta the beast kept her Headquarters fur Bunks, Stationery threatening altitude. At length, awed or and Wall Paper. puttied by the steady eyes ot the girl, she turnrtl as if to go up the ledge. But just Agents for Humphrey’s Homeopathic Medicines. . then the yearning cry of the young one came up from lielow, and with a spring We keep everything, eapeddl to be the mother leaped to the stony platform found in a first-lass drug and book beside tbe girl. store. With an involuntary cry.of horror the mountaineer's daughter kicked with her heavy shoes full into the panther's face with suth force as to push her over the edge. But even then, whirling about, the animal caught her drees and drew the girl after it. As she slid off Nora caught hold of the branch of , tbe tree with one hand. The other hand, with tbeknife in it, struck out for the anaflant, nnd by good fortune hit the creature's eye. Whether tbe socket was pierced and the brain stabbed, or whether, blinded with pain, the fall was awkwardly made and broke the animal's back, could not 1* told, but, howling with anger, she loosed her hold and fell down the ledges and lay fifty feet below, dead. The panther’s carcass was brought in tbe next day by her father.—Cor. St. Louis Globe-Democrat. OF Jesse Townsend, where may always be seen some of the finest carriages and road wagons in the cit^ Ne and 1 ingd very W< AN< Al glass Ca in e: duce So the 1 Ca JESSE TOWNSEND. ■il'S B »; Still a! the Front ■Il'S DRUG & STEKETEE’’ Bible Criticism. "Speaking of preaching, misquoting and misinterpretation of Scripture,” remarked a story telling Maine Yankee the other evening, “mffibtera aren't the only class of persons using Bible languafce that con­ strue or explain it to the confusion ot their good hearted man of forty years ago, in Cumberland county, Me., who, while ut­ tering an exhortation in a prayer meeting, alluded feelingly to the persecution and contemptuous treatment suffered by Jeans at the hands of the Jews, and illustrated hit thought by the instance of Christ's en­ try into Jerusalem, attended by a large concourse of friendly disciples., "Said he: 'My friends, what outrajta things them old Jews use’t ter dew to the could to cure ’em of ther sickneM ’n’ bring 'em ter life, ’n’ a-feedin’ the pore, starvin’ »oula with the meruekerlus bread ’n’ how patient he wm when they mistreated him ■of Jwt think of hla ridlu’ iuuto J’rus’lum, ’n’ bein' follered arter by m*mob, ahootiu’ ’d’ a-hollcrin' *n’ abusin' or him all lb. nr Tb., mo ton, to. limb. off. the trees ami throwed ’em inter tbe road sbejd ou ’im. It waa jest like them »nfuelln’ Jews; for they done it, I allua thought, jest a purpewe to scare the coltf ” —lawiaton Journal. ' MIXER'S c&ss for th« BLOOD TH1 CRBATK8T CANCER 4 SCROFULA __of the aqe. As a BtoJd1 for_________________________________ . tesul IMPROVED fioo Cholera Cure Greatest Dbeovrry K A»wn f«>r the HodsfHOLEBA, nnd PIN WORMS IN HORSES —....... <>r hlJ < «wr and Ken-fula Bvnip UKI have ■ For Sale by all Druggists. ruru»BI Dn. MI»r t Sent, RutUft, Mi«h. Circu Hei must insur when Gel show Tb city I P* mate Th push skm mont Hi Ever some n< rorui quin Ki Plali bora W tion sonn stral Johi U also sale bebev* it «" i c * »!*' WILLIS ROBISON ic only »•’»< rrweirf: sett V goo cbe For sale In Hastings by W. H. GOODYEAR. DrwjgW. F cab1 bod hnd Ent E a rcai C Be Evi KEEP ' YOUR MOWER AND REAPER gel Hc 111 In shape by buying LARD OIL, GOLDEN OIL. BLACK OIL, CASTOR OIL, EL DORADO Oil OF UH' ■ M"<* «». »»- tl Tt M( In, FRED L. HEATH THE DRUGGIST. 5 �Banner. actings -"TSw-. Ttor«l.y. July »■ 11. .—-^7 r ’ COOK. t^calBditor. ■ , «„„• vegetables of all kinds a «tine line “f bnlt8 ttrrlv‘ Ahva.va fresh; at very loir 1" ires. IV,. still have more of that, jo 1 Hour at $2.if» per cwt, •A fine line of crockery and glassware Pash ami things toeat given iu exelni' co for farmers pro­ duce. . ' Sup> - are way down and the bottom falling out. Call ami see us. JOS. ROGERS The Soap that' Cleans Most is Lenox. .1 NEWS. Circulatin’- :• '-••-’■k -___ * 4*0W farm In Carlto In tbe afteraoon, during the absence of the awuer, klUad a baiter and drove away. The guilty one was found out and we hear that the case has been settled. PERSONAL_MENTION. Mxtlmer Towrr nu t0 Ortroti FHa,,. ;c«>. Writer m, |„ iut w«k. K I. Gnnt ind timll j ur it Wall tekt The colored cook far a party of Battle Judg. Smith went to Ntehrllk Mo,d,j. Vreek resorters at Wall lake celebrated Gtud Hlpklj the 4th by monkeying with a loaded revol­ j^tehk Hull,, wmt ver. Dr. Scribner, of Delton, gave him chloroform, and removed lhe bullet from T^d,/' a Thlw“ •’‘""ted to Bate bis hand. Sealed "blds will be received at the county clerks office for sheds to be built ou the Fairgrounds up to 12 o'clock noon July nth 1891. Specifications can be seen at the above named place. By order of com. M. H. Bcjtrog, Sec. atAteU,’"" U ’“"“t hirttd, Th“md»'y.' 4' "•"“'"•IU- Irtehd, rJ5rt.',.8,rite w“ lnU“ Monday night burglars, broke into the house occupied by Prof. Sterling, by cut­ lnuX^ah'°'U"k'tra'U'W“”‘ ting the blinds and going through a win- ■ dow. The Professor was notified by tele­ gram but at this writing we are unable to ,ld.“wt^l',ct,ld”"r w-,n state what, if anything, was taken from tbe house. for th^’c a rl’‘‘' *n tb'-‘ e,,UDly last ’reek M i~ r'r't ,lu“'in ®re rears, and became w Mpr^.„, ,vit!1 lhe Q<rtd8 of wgv ‘ sra.u Um’ he ;ust falw, Jeetlu tek1' coon,y 5s j’wtly becoming noted aim? “ny l-*‘>tiful lakes. Especially “• sresou of the year tbe shores of aevUnu < lhl* WhMF are lined with the "i f-KOrters from other places. will find at the Hastings btv I lrt"‘ wo»k» Office tbe latest and all nnJi- 1 8 Kultle and Inatructor, with Newest Styles of Jewelry, Watches and Clocks. at my store, 1st door north of Post Offlice. ■ I d^Ksr ™10 I*ito" »“■ The bill prohibiting the fishing lu any of tbe Inland lakes, except with hook and line, passed the senate all right last week, but the Squawbucka, fearing that they might break their record and do one good thing during thr session, killed the bill In the House. FeotoS SSmt*0" UrotbwFrtd to h’b- The pnies won by the Hastings Hose team are very artistically displayed in tbe John ltend.nta.1 want to Chicano on window of M, Fuller’s jewelry store. Two business Thursday. championship belts of the state, several Stere Holden and Charlie Doyle spent hundred dollars in cold cash and lots of honor Is about lhe size of the winnings of the 4th In Bellevue. the hose team <rf this dly. .1 ?.!*■ SP"““»“C. otSa«lnaw. I, visiting friends here. The C. K. A S. R. R. will Issue tickets to Kalamazoo on Tuesday, Wednesday. ..Dt Wallace Matthews returned to Thursday and Friday, the 7, 8.9 and 10th of Grand Rapids Monday. July. Good returning Saturday July 11th W. Graham, of Grand Rapids, visited at rates of 1 .If fare for roundtrip. Account friends here last week. of horse races. R. B. Di nlap, Mrs. F. A. Kims, ot luike Odessa, is vis­ Tkt. Agt. iting friends in the city. The steeple of the M. E. church as well Vemor Willison and his uncle returned as the parsonage and barn are being paint­ ed. and have been tbe means of lowering from Denver Thursday. Fred L. Heath's stock of paint a little. Sohn Winkleman went to Grand Rapids But Fred always has Jots of it on hand to visit relatives Friday. and It seems to give excellent satisfaction. Charley Hyatt, of Charlotte, was in the Hod Bishop is doing the job of painting. city on a visit over Sunday. bicycle club of 24 members was organ­ Bert Hamlin left Friday for a short visit ized in this city last week, with the follow­ with friends in South Haven. ing officers: President, Arthur Brown; A sister of E. and S. DeGroot, from vice president. G. F. Chidester, secretary. Miss Franc Williams; treasurer, Fred L. Gnmd Raulds is visiting them. Heath; captain. R. K. Grantt sub-captain. Miss Gertrude Smith left for Chicago Ed. IK-Groot; bagler. Miss Kittle Beadle. Thursday to visit friends there. There seems to be a gang nf house­ Seward Cramer, of Ann Arbor, visited breakers In tbe cHy at present. Last friends here the first ot the week. week Frank Hams bouse on Green street Mrs. W. II. Stebbins returned from a was entered, and the house thoroughly visit at Reed City Monday evening. ransacked but nothing was taken. If the perpetrators can be caught in some of their Fred Alexander, of Grand Rapids, was acts, they will be handled without gloves. in tbe city the fore part of the week. Hcrcattet. changes for advertisements Chas. Mixer rtturm-d from a trip through The weather and everything else may be inuht r-a-b thh I'rtice Tuesdays at latest to itiMtie in iti the Issue of the week expected to improve, as tbe squawbuck the northern part of the state Monday. legislature has adjourned. As the Grand J. A. Sweczey and W. O. Lowden wenf'iwi brought. Rapids Telegram Herald polutedly remark­ nit Nashville Tuesday on legal business.ed. this legislature has done one commenda­ tit read?'•> si- iol yqur money on the ble thing: it has made all other legislatures, Mrs. (’scar Flshei*. of Saginaw made a *k'». ■ . no matter bow bad. respectable in compari­ brief visit with Hastings friends Friday. The bicv look-it -pin around the son with tbe last. Miss Carrie Schuman, of Grand Rapids, fily Isn't evening.. spent Sunday, with relatives in this city.The United States Association of Job Bsrry Kiuntj supporting 14 of the in- Printers offered a prize of $100 to the job Mrs. Ira Van Vai ken burgh returned from m»hst'f •i.e Kalamazoo asylum. printer who would get up the best design a trip through the east Thursday evening. in a certain line. The proprietors of the A ten pntmd pall of white fish for/only Prof. Will Morse and wife, of Au Sable, job offices in Detroit where Fret! Curtis, 50 e< r.t- ;<i H.uun «S Van Arman's. / visited friends here the fore part of the formerly connected willi this office, is em­ ■ The light building is being ployed sent a job that he designed and week. last week saiu proprietors surprised Fred pushed to cvuipk-tiori as fast as possible. Mesdames Clement Smith. P. T. Colbv handing him the prize of $100 in cash. grove _ and M. I- Cook went to Kalamazoo The M. C. m -have a big excur­ sion to Ottawa Iteaeb the last of the Mr. Curtis is to ba congratulated for by' ^Thursday, thus displaying his ability and good taste U^lios. ' 8. Brice nnd family started Tues­ iwnth. he has placed himself in the front rank day for a two weeks’ sojourn In northern Ulstbu> a mW quiet town theJlth. among the fraternity. This again proves Eieryl»< and i.'.s ’rite or best giA'was that it takes a Hastings boy to get to the Michigan. j Mrs. Johnson and daughter. Minnie, of v.'iwwhere else. front . | Mt. Pleasant, are visiting Mr. and Mrs. Ilou^-an l bunito rent in fourth ward Additional information in regard to the Fre<J inter <•’ P«.rk nnd Center streets. En­ killing Elllnw uf OrvUJp I'rAAlra. . Crooker, formk.-lv formerly r.Fittiripropri­ D. G. Robinson and Rev. Irvine attend­ quire- ot J. Kussrll. etor of tbe Otsego hotel and au old resilient ed n dioceslan convention at Grand Rap­ Itab m.ii. to take place In Allegan and of Prairieville, hive been received since 1 ids Friday. PMnwril an -ttnielhig the attention of our last issue. He was residing at Eden. Erie Co.. N. Y.. and was killed at West Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Bradley, of Grand honemer. in this city. .• Hamburg, ifouth of Buffalo, ou the morn­ Rapids, visited at A. Davenport's the first We bear that a hall storm visited a por­ ing of June 28 by being run over bv a , of .the week. tion of Car!t< n this week and destroyed wildcat engine on the L. S. & M. 5. rail­ Mr. and^Mrs. Stimson, of Ann Arbor, wmt* far1.- Ids of wheat way. The engine was running about a visited A. Black and family the fore part For.®!. ।Iron pump, pipe and mile a minute and made the crossing with­ of the week. strainer, for drivv well cheap. Call at out signal. The engine struck the wagon in which Mr. Crooker was, tearing it to , ' Mr. and Mrs. M. L. Cook attended the John Be-vtuei s jewelry store. pieces. It was carried half • mile. Mr. meeting of the Press Association In Kala­ Un&r the iaw itsmnrnded. it Is no long­ Crooker was mangled in a shocking man­ mazoo yesterday. er lawful io -.rtuj lAfcs under 12-years of ner. The funeral was held June 24.— HHss Ella Hallock started for her home are to the State I’.efohrfSchool. Plainwell Enterprise. in 1 Jipeer Tuesday where she will spend Musical wcMmiidlse of all description A. Wooley has disposed of a half lntere*t the summer vacation. ilw all kinds string* for violin etc., for In his boot and shoe business to Dewitt Ijrfie Misses Kittle and Flora Beadle will wle at Joi,h |P-smer'«, the jeweler. Bronson and the business will hereafter la- Save Saturday for an extended visit with All owing me <>n account must call and conducted under tbe Ann name of Wooley friends In York state. * Bronson. The senior member of tbe settle at oner, as I need the money. Chan. Huffman and family departed firm Is well known In tbe business circles A. WuOLKY. of Hastings where be has lang been en­ Thursday for Fremont, Ohio, for a two We tft.r ~ -..-rai second hand reapers in gaged In the boot and shoe business and weeks’ visit with friends. rood repair of different makes for sale by honest, square dealing has enjoyed a Miss Belle Throop left for Grand Rapids «ti*ap. Mix-jctt Bros. A Reynolds. large patronage. The junior member of Monday, to take a course in steuograplTy For sale--a new W. W. Kimball 5 octave tbe firm, Mr. Bronson, is by no means a at the business college there. cabinet wean for $80. including stool and a stranger to tbe people of this city where F Hickey, general road master on tbe be has always lived. He Is one of tl»e boot- t John-Bessmkic, the jeweler. mot prominent and progressive young M C and wife, of Jackson, spent the SlOo will buy a good two story house men in the city—just the kind we need— fourth with Mrs. Fred Miller. and will make n cheap comfortable home, and having had several years experience in Mrs. Klrt Keefer, < Grand Rapids, and "’quire of Hastings Engine & iron Works. his chosen business, we wish th« »r" °r little daughter. Josephine, were the guests Hastings 1 >1 vision No. 19 meet this, Wooley A Bronson tbe success that they of Mrs. Fred Miller the fourth. ‘■rening »t 7 u'clock standard tlrae in front will no doubt meet with. iX F Bidlaek and Miff Abbott were ®f r- Y. Hottie's ?tore tor tbe purpose of rrew lbl« =1W «bo took to Just at present Alderman Bentley Is re­ rwntaing drill. ceiving many compliments for bls seaman­ tbe Grand Bnplde race, Frtd»>. h.u,"!”*'1 w»tches for sale at John ship displayed at l.un lake July 4th, but Mias Teresa Heney. of Jaxon. was the “CMmer's jewelry store at very small profit they are of such a dubious nature that be r^’XTinnt. Mra. Frad MDto. n»d t»erj witch warranted. Time given to Is in doubt as to whether they are heart­ Srgrandparenta, Tom Heney and wife, nspoasible parties. fell or ooL ll erwi th.l there * the fourth. . Rrwrters. go tn Holden & Hire’s and rtv.ln between K.Unmoo »nd B«* nettle. H Gun tele •» W tbe .peed of tbelr trunks and valises. Ain. bate a re.peeU,e ull boete. A« W*' ffiteSf «d Setter Colkrora. to‘fine line of neck wear and ladles and pnb for (,ullnK> to be el tbel fewrlje rewrl on enee dny be tboufln Ibet be would lire apectiveiy. 1! Jnu contemplate taking a trip go to the K.Umeeoo purlieu Jurtl ftw j H. Dennis is In Kalamazoo ttHtayJJj“warp * Hird's and get a trunk or valise. on the erl of Mlllne, end beurded the lion i*y have the ;irgest and m09t complete Ut Kin den by bolttlnl tbe Uwllnn color, 4ri*10 t!lc city and at the lowest prices. and wiling over Into tbe enemy , M«>P; of it, this evening, (J'j'Wert ,n receipt of several letters Thrre he was met by the “other part} Me^rs. Smith A Colgrove andC. G. J’’’® our correspondents last week too late wlm bud been mHlelpatlng tbe kind and were prepared and jrt here wr pal:!;. at-.H,. To ln,ure publication we will aay that tb. -olber party bad of should reach us not later than tbe supreme court. , ten taken part In Jual uueb Tuesday noon. M&ndid threshing engine and boiler for y* cheap, made by Wood, Taber A -orw. In perfect condition, also best rubmu canvas threshing belts at Hastings A Iron Works. JJ*°[ *M,r most prominent business I will fit your eyes perfectly. No. Charge for examination. You can find the , wa, then that lb. rare £d ■ F. R. PANCOAST. A Very Wise Man Many years ago stated that “Money saved is better that Money earned,” The impression continues to grow that this wise man told the truth. ■ This leads us to remark that it is always “Mouey Saved” to buy the best makes of shoes. They wear longer, wear better, and give one satisfaction while wearing, We keep this kind of goods, and consult the interests of our customers as well as our own when making prices on them. You will be consulting your own interests if you buy these goods. You will certainly agree with us in saying of them, after you have put them the test of actual wear, that you made a judicious purchase. LEADING BOOT AND SHOE DEALERS OF BARRY COUNTY. A new serial story will soon commence. Subscribe in time to read it. HER LETTER HOME, Monday Eve. My Dear Dick, I hope you will not feel offended' but Papa was not very favorably impressed when you were introduced’ last evening. He says no genteel self-respecting young man would wear such an ill-fitting, shabby suit to call upon a young lady, and that you are either too careless in habit or too poor in pocket to suit him for a eon-in-law. Now dear Dick don’t be angry with me because I enclose the business card of a good, reliable clothing house, but do go there and buy a Stein Bloch Co. suit. The prices are very reasonable and I am sure yon will look so very neat that Papa can't say no. Yours as ever, KITTIE. R. K. GRANT £:«« like a thing of life, but not w M bttubal K'eaXeld 11 I, -f'' enet. (not eating P™n““ ’T.Ltn the burning deek) wd He’ bb> breal. attnarel, wain* but to no avail. «r.tn u<-.u » .bore ot tbe lake tbe cousistina of ,„r wvrral “ t^kwpnr T d’i in C«llll,e •« • for a '“rKB luH,1*r ur“ -.1^ The best cun-lderable advance In wUr}. i ne wbdwa of all go with them. Gent’s Furnishing Goods, h(< Hrury ■•X ^stltutlon wlU lamklly the watwr eooq HATS, CAPS AND H«t>y wnr-w------ bad tw xun. rxbiblt Bl JU|, I1.L __ HASTINGS, MICa �Army Portia CHATTER XV’. ••Kot that. Something else—some­ thing better. Don’t you see how exci ted the major is?" And indeed old Kenyon seemed fairly aglow. His eyea vroro snapping; his face was twitching and redder than ever. He was standing at that moment, searching all tho windows with keen glance and looking along the faces.of the soldiers who had gathered on all Bides of tbe piazza without Suddenly he waned to sec tho features for which he was so eagerly looking, and with a quick gesture he calle J an orderly to Iuj bide nnd hastily scribbled these worth bn « p:cce pt paper: -That third window on the west. Get around there, and don't let him out pt your eight thia day." -Give tliat to the provost sergoaut.” he said. And the orderly disappeared. Then camo tho voice of Col. Grace im­ patiently demanding of the judge advo­ cate that ho proceed, and Lawlor, who had l>evn fidgeting unccsily, aros^: "May it please the court, the witness Abrams has still failed to respond; but tho eridenoo o^ the other witnesses has been so concln&vo that 1 feel that 1 nerd not detain the bourt. All that now re­ mains is to examine the books of tho late jK»t trader, which, as yon have de­ manded, are here in my possession." "The court will come to order." said Grace loudly. A hush fell on the assembled throng, and all eyes were on tho judge advocate, who was busily unwrapping the pack­ age which ho pftduced from the folds of th© linen duster which ho tad with ap­ parent carelessness thrown ujxin Ids chair. Two ordinary looking, leather bound volumes prewutly appeared, which he proceeded to lay before Col. Grace: "I now have the honor to submit for the examination of tbe court such books। ot the former jxwt trailer as bear upon this case. In them will appear the en­ tries of the various amounts advanced by him to tho accused, with their dates, etc., and just ns stak'd by the witnessi Schonberg it will be M-en that no pay­ ments beyond a few trifling sums have। been recorded. Tho amount of tho in.debtednesa ns claimed in.tho specifica­ tions will bo found to agree with the fig- word nnd motion. She was ? Vig forward eagerly, ns though striving at a distance of «ix or seven feJt to d»?<-iph«r the writing oa .tao pita thus glaringly exhibited. When fiur.Uy Lawler laid it on the table, and Mr. Htr^a barm slow­ ly studying the page. bho retained her iKMdtiun. Fttrgetlul apparently of everything anrixn'l her, the young girl vras now to nc.-.r that she could have touched tly table at which Mt tho ac­ cused soldier. Studying v.dth paint’d, troubled face. Mr. Hearn nt lost began slowly turning over the pages and looking nt the head­ ings of the other accounts. There was something which be evidently desired to satisfy himself about, yet everything looked straight and plausible. Again bont on taking every opportunity to score r. point against the accnred ^.awler suddenly nros-.': "I submit nguin. if the court will but hear me, that while the accwtetl luw been accorded theprivilvgo of ekaininiug his long neglected account be has no right v. Juitovar to pry into tho uff.iira of other officer*. I maintain that he should lie coni|>ell«<l to confine his attention to his own page: there is quite enough “How teas it ^rnnriljkr' Ten o’clock had come: so. had tho court: so had the public, . . in numbets iargolv increased. In Central City it was generally utideTstnod that on this day the proceedings would be brought there.’* v Kenyon suddenly felt n id*n white to a doee. The case for the government band gripningjdps wrist like % vise. would be concluded by tbe evidence'of Hearn was juburning down a pagw Mr. Abrams—when ha arrived—and by the exhibition of the books of the late after briefly scanting tho dates, but a rustic al his --ide attracted his attention? concern of Braine & Co. The defence really had not a leg to stand on. Every­ To his amazement Miss Martiiall hod body in the enterprising community had bent forwnr.1 out of her chair and was been assured uf thin fact by the repeated moiv.ning and whi-poring to him: aaeertions. of Mr. Schonberg and tho •Again! Let .me see through that oracular announcements of the pro^; page again.” and it was the popular belief that all the Tho court was ditonssing nt this in­ unfortunate officer could do would be to stant the question raised by Lawler. assail the integrity of the witnesses, Maitland and Thorp protested that Hearn which attempt would l>e utterly over­ tad h right to compare other account* thrown by the vigilant prosecutor, who with bis own if bo suspected fraud uf Would then conclude by a scatHng re­ any kind. Hearn himself, with throb­ view of the evidence, after which the bing heart, could only and hear her. conrt wunld promptly adjudge him Obedient to her signal, hr again raised guilty and sentence him to be stripped tho leaf, and would have turned tho of his uniform And drummed out forth­ lxx*k ho that she could read it right side with. up. but with imperious gesture she for­ » Probaldy half the populace that bade. thronged the court room that bright "Hold it ns it is,’' she aignaled, as still liending low she seemed studying every June xporning fully expected la-fare re­ turning to their homes to see an array line of the pa]M»r thus vertically placed lieutenant degraded of his rank aud lietween her and the sunshine flooding thrust forth from the reservation at the in at the open barrack window. points of the bayonets of the garrison. As he spoke Lawlor had opened the "Quick, now! More! more!” site uro­ Dozens there were who knew better; butI volumes at paints indicated by alipe uf' turned. And wondering he turned sev­ a comm unity reared ou tho pup of sensa­■ paper and spread them upon the table, eral pages, holding each a moment or tionalism, iis supplied by tho moderni Grace adjusted hiseyegtasse-. and conned two. But she shook her head impatient­ press, could not accept the mild awlI over one of tho book;, while Maitland ly and signaled. "Go on!” until in suc­ moderate views of the minority us a i«os-■ took the second. The other members of cession half a dozen leaves were turned; tibility. the court silently awaitedf their '.urn. then with eager light in her eyes, again "Ten-fifteen," said old Grace, thrust­■ "I do not profess to be an cxjfert at pin* held up a warning hand, and tbepago ing his watch back into the breast uf his> bookkeeping,” said Maitland presently, was stopped. hot uniform coat, and looking about ini "but do I understand the judge advocate। "Very well, then." Lawler was saying some impatience. "Whatkeeps Lawler?’' to say that tho witness Schonberg Swearsi at this moment, with sarcastic emphatic. "Waiting for that Jew with hislxsjkj. that these entries are correct?” "On the jirindple that misery loves I believe he’s somewhere in that crowdI Lawler briskly turned over the leaves! company. I nnpp'.*>e wo must accord him on the piazza. They say his newspaper■ of thd record before him. the privilege of viewing the ncconnts of man hasn’t turned up yet; but I wishi "Here are his very words," ho said. his fellow debtors." And with this you would call the court to order, and. " ‘I myself made entries for the years ’S3I fresh pif’ee of civil legal' practice on his give him a rap for delaying inattera." and *84. both in the day book and in the■ lips, the judge advocate turned to the "Ah’ another ’bus load from town,” ledger. I kept all Mr. Braine’s books. group on his left and Mopped short in said the president, ito there entered at He gave me tho items just as they oc­ amaze. the moment a party' of ladies, escorted curred, and these entries were made by Heurn, utterly lost to what was going by the sandy haired' judge advocate him- me at the different dates in those years on, was gazing with all his eyes at Miss •elf. All around tho room the lynches। just as they were directed by him.’” Marshall, who, flnshed, eager, almost were occupied, but behind this party "Oh, yes, yes: I 'remember,” said the radiant, once mere was leaning back in came two or three soldiers carrying colonel. "I suppose it is all correct her chair, but signaling to close the chairs, and. much to the disgust of Mr-u Possibly other members ofHie conrt can book. It was Kenyon now who was Brodie and Mrs. Graves, who had ob­ tell more about this bnsfhera than I half rising and whisi>ering sudden im­ tained with a party of their friends the can.” And he passed the book down the petuous words to Hearn. front row nearest the table of the ac­ table. For a moment Lawler knew not what cused, these chairs^Wcre planted before ‘ 'Nothing could bo more confirmatory to think or say. Something told him them and their view was cut off by the of Schonberg’s statements," said the that the cause he represented was in households of some of the prominent judge advocate loudly. "One has only peril. A sew© of disaster flashed upon business men uf Central City. So closely to look at these pages. Yon can see that him. did they surround Mr. Hearn that he different ink, different pius have been •:At least the accuwd will have the drew his ae^t a trifle nearer to that of used here—prinia facie evidence of their decency to refrain from exhibiting offi­ the judge advocate. having been entered at totally different cers’ private accounts to tbe public.** he There was a little more space on the times, instead of being jotted down at said, with sudden return to his old man­ other tide1 of the table, whore tho corre­ once, as might be claimed by the de­ ner. "and if he bo through with the ex­ spondents were, but they seemed to pre­ fense but for this significant fact." And amination return these exhibits to me, fer not to crowd these gentlemen, and Lawler looked triumphantly about rfe that I may close 'the case, unless, per­ nobody, of cours?, would think of in­ room, ending with a glance at the little haps, he desires to offer something fur­ truding between them and the conrt. group that was near Hearn's,table. ther upqn this subject." It was almost half after 10 when a Miss Marshall w;w leaning forward. Mis.- Marshall’s fingers were twisting ■tidier made his way through tho throng, hAr dark eyes eagerly fcariniug the faces a tiny dip on which she had hurriedly and, saluting Lawler, said something in of the members of the conrt, and watch­ penciled a word or two. One instant a lf>w tone, at which the judge advocate ing tho books ns they passed from luind more and it waa with Hearn. She had wentWer and whispered to Grace. A to hand. Hearn, pile and patient, bent forward to pick np a fluttering moment later the burly form of Maj. seemed waiting forth© court to finish scrap of paper; her deft fingers had but, Kenyon was seen shouldering a way before asking that he, too, be permitted for tho instant touched Ins drooping through the court roam, while Dr. In- to examine the books. hand. Opening it ho read, "Recall gersoLT.t spectacled face appeared just "Do yon suppose yon could get them Schonberg instantly." Surprised, ho behind him. on© moment?" whispered Miss Marshall glanced at her, but purposely she liad Escorted by these gentlemen came to ths major, wLo was sitting at her averted her eyes. Kenyon was vehement­ Mrs. Lane, fresh, smiling, nodding left. "I had to study books aud book­ ly nodding. cheerily to acquaintances in the court keeping once.” "I must ask that Mr. Schonberg be and around tho room, looking cool and "I'll try,” whispered Kenyon. "Hearn recalled,** asid Hearn. "There is new radiant in a spring costume which at­ will, anyhow." matter here upon which I need to ques­ tracted the instant attention of the la­ It was somo time before they reached tion him.” dies and diverted their eyes from Miss the foot of the table. Capt Thorp aud "The acctaed has already had oppor­ Marshall, whose simple but inexpensive his next neighbor spent several minutes tunity to cross examine the witness, and toilet was hardly worthy their glance, in studying the dates und figures, and at has no further right,” said Lawler. while to the grosser masculine under­ last handed them successively to the "I repeat that there is now matter be­ standing it was even- whit as lovely as junior member. At soon as this gentle­ fore the court in tho introduction of that of her f. tend and hostess. Behind maxi had finished hisnerutiay of the first, these exhibits, on which I hare a.perfect them all camo Sam with four folding Lieut. Hearn held forth his hand: right to question." replied Hearn. chain., and there being no other place "I presume I may bv permittsd to ex­ “It is simply delaying matters,” per­ available the major promptly plumped amine these exhibits?” sisted Lawler. "When tho accused said .than down in front of Lawler’s friends "I submit to the court that the ac­ ho had no farther questions to ask. yes­ and motioned his party to seats. Georgia cused has had frequent opportunity any terday, I excused the witness, and he is Marsh all’s color deepened, ns any one time these last three months to examine now miles away, and cannot be had un­ who looked might see, for the clxair to these books, that he ban been impor­ til morning, if be can then.” which she was assigned whs so close to tuned. even, to do so, time nnd again, "Tbe man is not fifty feet away at that of Hearn that by simply^putting and has contemptuously refused. In thia moment," said Kenyon with sharp Forth her hand ahe could have touched view of these facta, hta anxiety to see emphasis and a voice that rang through - ifistieeve. them now strikes me ns an assumption.’' the room. His back was to tho door and he had Lawler’* manner w;ia loud and trucu­ "When did the gentleman become nut seen them enter, yet at tho percepti­ lent. He knew he wus making a point. counsel in this case, I beg to know?' ble hush that fell upon the chatter of “Assumption or not," said the presi­ sneered tho judge advocate. "I protest the feminine spectators bo knew who dent coolly, aa Hearn's face flushed against this disorder and interference must be ooming, and his puJufuee bright­ hotly under tho sting, "it is the un­ with the court.” ened wife • sudden smile as, turning, ho doubted right of the accused to see any "Maj. Kenyon gives us important in­ saw her almost at hie elbow. Mrs. Lane exhibit produced in court.” formation, Col. Lawler,” said Grace, . nodded Uiric-.-, I joking brightly and uf“I feti bound, then, to prevent their "and if the man is here the court desires fectionataly iu his eyes, before aha took Ix-ing improperly dealt with while iu his that Im- be recalled at once.” her eoai, just os though her efforts were hands," said Lawler, hanging on to his Lawler reddened with wrath. "If yon to show all the throng that the women volumes and bent on making the scene know where he is, call him in," said he to Kenyon. And all eyes were turned uf the army held him guiltless. But a* effective as possible. Georgia Marshall’s eyes were hidden fur "I will take all responsibility, sir. to the door, where presently, escorted by a moment behind their drooping lids. It You may be sure the accused will not the orderly of the court, Mr. Schonberg was not until after she wa- seated and a injure them,” was Grace's prompt and 1appeared, hat iu hand, bowing profusely glance around had told her that tbe gaze indignant rejoinder. ’ ■and politely to tho court, yet looking, as of all women was still cm the lovely toilet And ao, having interfered as long as Mr. Martin expressed it, "rather pasty the gills. ” He was sen tiling down that Mabel wore, that ahe stole a sudden possible, the lawyer grudgingly banded about 1 look st him and met the .brave light in ithe book to Mr. Hearn, ostentatiously 'the back stairs when beaded off- by the Ho had doubtless bolding it open bo that til near at 1provost sergeant. -Good morning,” he whispered. “I hand could see the array of items and ;be.vrd tho summons for his recall and h*d not looked for anything half aa figures charged against him. Iu doing ‘ but Hearn's and Kenyon’s. Mabel ■o be even raised the volume to the level eye® ; of hta own shoulder, aud the leaf flapped ■ Lane’s and Georgia’s were upon him. With lightning speed the latter was lazily open until it stood in btid relief. ! writing a little note, and this, too, a moment later was ia the young lieuten­ ant’s hand. He read it A wild Hffht of wonderment and incredulity leapeu — his face. He hastily raised tta vtium’between him and li»o opposite window . held a leaf between him and tta bui>; •hine. gazed quickly and earnestly, »nu thro taring the book once more on table turned with swimming eyw and looked full upon her, his Ups quivering, his face aglow with joy. M*. JVratitudB nnd a fervor of admiration and worship no woman on earth could fail to see; bnt Georgia’s downcast face was hidden ; anc ba l drawn her fatilke Spartan nld. bl between her glowing cheek an l the kindling •')"« «ta? dared nnt tnivt. It wuh Lawler's rasping voice that re­ adied the y.mng soldier to his senses: ••Well, fir. tbp witness is here." There was a rileuce as of solitude in the great heated room. Olvlient to the clrnnsT fonnality of a military court. Mr. H><arn slowly wrote his question on h slip of paper and handed it to the judge advocate; the tatter read it. throw it down, and pettishly exclaimed: “This is mere waste of valuable time, I say. Th© witness has practically an­ swered tiiis all before.” , "What is the question?" asked the president. "The nccusod asks the-wita«s to state to the court what reason he has for Ibeing so positive about tbe time these entries were made. S-J long as my witnet* is positive I conceive it to Ite no af­ fair of the defense why or how be is." “Oh. I see un special object in the question.” said Grace, "yet there is no impropriety, in asking it. At all events, I am entirely willing to bear the respon­ sibility. Th • witness will answer.” Could he bnt liavo seen the flash of gratitude in Miss Marshall s eyes! It was only a iLish. Almost instantly again they were fix?'! on the podgy features of the witness. "Why, certainly, gentlemen, 1 cun answer. Mr. Braino died in the spring of nnd couldn’t have tolil mo to make thus;- entries after he was dead, conld he? No. Tlicy were made, just a< I .said, in tile winter of ’83 nnd during the y.-ar nf S4. just when he told me to make them.” "Are yon ’satisfied/' risked the judge arlvocate, turning sharply to Hearn. "•One moment." answer© 1 that young gentleman placidly, as his pencil ra;>idly copied another question on the slip l»cfore him. Finishing, this he arose. "I beg to ask the e.ipedal attention of the conrt to this question," he said. There fell a hush as of death upon the throng. With parted lips Georgia Mnrslial! again bent eagerly forward until she could see the Jew's twifehiug face. Schonberg turned a rliado pnb.r and glanced half appealingly np at the law­ yer. who. with n sneer of ast-nmed con­ tempt, held forth his hand fur the slip. But Hearn looked straight into Lawler's eyes. The judge advocate took the jmper, turned it carelessly over. <>h*vated his nose with apparent indifference, leaned bock in his chair, glanced at it, startfil. “Let mo see that book!" he exclaimed, as he sprang to his feet, holding forth an eager hand. •Presently, «r.” answered Hearn, holding the volume behind him. "Kind­ ly put the question first.” "Don’t let that book gof* whispered Miss Marshall hastily, her words ad­ dressed to Kenyon, yet meant for and heard by Hearn, Mabel Lane's face was flusliing with excitement. Every eye in the room was intent oa th* scene. ’ ' j •‘What is the question. Mr. Judge Ad­ vocate?" sharply inquired Col. Grace. "Why do yon seek to suppress itr "I protcit against tho insinuation, sir. I simply seek to protect an honest man from insnlt. I ask the accused for a book that I may satisfy myself he has reason for a question otherwise unjusti­ fiable." "Mr. President, I demand the question as a rightr exclaimed H« arn in tones thrilling with excitement and ringing through tho conrt. "Tho witnaw has sworn he made theve entrioa in ’88 and *84. Look, gentlemen, look at this page, one nnd all, nnd compel the answer.” Ho sprang forward nnd laid the book in (trace’s hand. "Hold it to the light, rir. Look nt ttai water mark. I demand an answer to mv question.” Trembling with emotion, his bine ovkj ablaze, his fingers world ng nervously. tl»e young soldier towered above the heads of the court. Every breath in all the great room Fi’cmed hushed, though hearts beat and hammered like mad. Ail eyes were omGrucc now ns he adjusted kin gtassea, held the page Aloft and Fcninniaed tho taper. Then, with a quick gleam in his share old eyes. h<- beckoned excitedly tn Maitland, pointed with his forefinger to the waving lines of th* water marks, nnd dropped the book upon the table, his finger between tbe leaves, a threat­ ening frown on his brow. . 7P?l,the qutatiou, Mr. Jndgo Advorate, his stern voice was heard through the room. "And you. ar, answer." Lawler hemtated one minute, glanced dabioody .round. Th™. „ ,hongh mg the hopeleamese pt resistance, he J? «‘L,TtlU “>‘1, tremble dmpit, his efforts these wortiih lfc posrilJe for you to write in 83 and *84 on pape- that was not man­ ufactured until two years afterward?” CONTINUED. in o.-au.s'^*- ------------- - ' , - , . With wRcblwff e>M *,'<l waT’n< ,ia,rTUI. near the'end. jWiv apt to «**— •TVs but an “Art" far P. F. V-: . that Is. I’leree's Favorite PrtaJWtai. the infalllbh* and guaranteed n nn-tly for all kinds of female tveakuefe. which cure* tbe allmenu of f«ble. "nin^aarn ami debilitated wtwnen. aud tertorw them to yuuthftim-re and beauty once more 1 hr price of this royal remedy. Dr. Ptereea Farorite Prescription, i* hut 81.00 a buttle.. and monev refunded In every case If It dnseu’t rive »ati-tartiun. Sec guarantee on bottle-wrapper. The state vneatupuu-nt ot the wilvatlim army will I* July 9-10 indimhe. .at We­ nona bench. *mj the shore of Suginnw bay and about four miles from'West Bay City­ Human Instinct. So powerful la human instinct, that M>uie <rf Its Miggretions became embodied In social and house hold customs. The people know and feel that at the berinnhig of rim bpring m rsou tbe syatete needs an alterative end n purifying tank and stimulant. In *H parte of the country It ia the custom for tbcbouMwife to dose her brood with sassafras tea. Among the ■Imple remeiiiesthat our ancestors employ­ ed. this ilecoetloa has continued to hold lies own. The (leinand for a spring alterative nnd tonic, however, ta filled more efficaclousfy by 8. S.which in iteelf aa simple, as nature’s remedial medicine should l»e It purifies the blood, cleanses and strengthens the system, and prepares tbe human machine to-Maml the wear and tear of the summer mouths. Pentwatei's l>e«tatcad factory is ri*l’»I steady employment to 100 men who are turningout loo beds daily. to tarehyglTrp tjla* , ‘ "''TtATr to«k. Drain Cm..' ferir-r . u? A ‘^a Barre, ftttfe of Michigan will 1 "“‘‘t>of of Jdy. a. D. tmi.ar th, ''1".,hr of BasUmm.atm o'clock,, Jh’' ”1'-"lb '» Ua that <lav. procred to receive in, ’ ■trumimi <rf a rertalta ml. !"r "* e«»HawInBKity drain locate,; J,“'W the the sail city ut »a,illlK«. ' M la lows. 104111; Bttiut.inir ' -• -t El. IgtWTbWned by It. j.* . 11 '*k Mj h fbeprewiutawd.gr,.,... said lot»ft. no State urret Atrfeultuml srewt, ktrm-i .. >nin t-v. ni.MiiWCnsiMr.,7 H, )l(, i. ■Wtti punilM anrt 7 n. yetiow «. *•*< land uf l> |; dexn-cn. west 7 ft on »aiti ''»:nlin '; ’• -m ’ • ‘ . 1,1 Bury ■ I.- :: r.. — , • ; ' ourt ; ! I- „r'»k. <. ",!1 »- ot ^'Hh r Ing where Uu- drain turns erf D. K. took, making a tutu d, to* Cook'aof A;7 ft.. 67 tl hl <’aL .. ’* ,.!T- -*»M land of D. Mrtbmber.rt tl !■ v',.. ■ ’ l:- «» ft. on iandsif & B. Hoyt •fate, V ‘.’’nrrt. n . tar first -mil !• tete 1 tn; riss s>?” “■ sud ;<« wui h. irt br u KIW Ar Folk when kind frien trial skire trou on Stew’ b tt^gh^i'p,^' drain, and bids win i4 ^!r ">xi<l fordfoaly. Contract* will .? ?'?• *• ,lowest jvaponftlbto -fodder m ,, •• ; i.** rarity for tin- perfonnanr.. V te,. 3’? * Notice I* hereby furtlwr kv..(1 is,. at tar Iwailoo nt foe draiu. July n i if ,;;the araeuniient ©f ta-nsfita. nuttfi. t.- i,lc Mibjrcl to review. That m ; , ,1.1 ’* bent-flu »» made aa a bask tV tavtftoo J PruvisimK tbe’ JStX and the frtfawlng draerfted rar..:,* be anrased by me. for terofu. ■.,»! «t.TT° Jret trt taxation lu iww<ia,t, fits, for the purpMeuf fetd <i Lota TH. 754. 7ZS... Ixita 7 t». soft........ Lois aw, ............... LoteWT.WC. WA.. Ix>ta Afo. ............. Dated this Si> day of Ju nr ; I have suffered for years with rheuma­ u „ .. Gx", •' bu i-XX|ttMt. tism. |w» of appetite, and disordered blood, Barry (utility Dr:r.i,i <>i - ; und after grtal expenUBtiW of time ami money had almost given up til hope* of PRORATE 6i:be;; relict. Heating of Hibbard’s Rheumatic Stale of Mli htaau. County <.! Rd • M At a s«<Aton ot the pt.,l .?,■ r ..«««. .s. Syrup. I grasped it as a last resort, and after using six bottles found almost entire “MS'*. "Uid < • 'n.:v,wmi^ relief. 1 am now able to work on my farm day, the l.th- day of June, tn ;<:1- .<•», • with ease, which 1 have not done in tbonMnd eight hundred ■u<f»nin< ti <w. tf y«ats. nnd I advise all perunis suffering pFreMUit. Charles W. Arm-tr. ■ with rheumatism and other blood trouble*, ^^Icthcmaner <rf the rotate of < bony p. Moorr. to try this medicine. t>n reading«ndflllnKtbepeUiitm, tmv »M1. . . Harwick Pxr&tr, fled of <korue W. >|-w.re. -tm rtn.d JtcrtoThurman. Mich. ed.prav tux that a certain Iwctnitnetit bra na Sold by W. H. Goodyear, prepared only by file In this court, purpttffliiz tu U- th' |t«t Wil! Mid trMament nJ <aid «!«-.-< n-.t may I- aUiaitirt The Charles Wright Medicine Company, to probate at.e that a»!i ;n.u;r.t'v»i: tf «i;d • ■ Iietrult. Midi. estate ursy bo mated to KIi-rf I . .’.’.we ttexocttlor uainwl iu niH, or l0 The first new tiuildlng to go up at Ada some other suitable tterso... Thereupon It t< ordm ii. that tVcdiirUay.tta In eight year* is being const tutted fora tethday of July. A. j.». t-.. ia fruit evaponding concern. the forenoon. b« saatanedtur the Ur-rivc of fed petition, and that the :.t jaw tf Every tl«sne erf taxiv. I muscle to ir.mle -.tronu Mndauiro healthy by •aid deeeated and all other p ro-r - tntemted in said estate, are re‘;oii- '’. : • ajtuw taklutf Hood's Sanwpti at a ■©ssloii of Mid court, theii :>• N bowa Fifty thousand pound* of wool was the at tar Probate office, in lb--city rt fikMinp. tn said county, ami -bo-.If purchase madi- by ■ Marshall dealer In there be. why the pn,. -r ;> • p-titfourr one day recently. may not be granted. At‘'•Inrtter.inJertd, that said pttitioner give netu.-r lo tne persotui Interested in said estate, ;■<. |wq. These pill?, are scientifically compounded, tag uf Mid petittau. and t'.e h-aiar by eaurim: a of this <>nirt ■nd nnifonn in action. No griping pain so thereof tote- publtshcd In the Iii:es « commonly following the use uf pills. newspaper printed andean'uintro in -felCocn They arc adapted to both adults and chil­ tyot Barry oner in each wrek fnr ihr.c-uciesme livariiu:. dren with perfect safety. We guarantee weeks previous to said •!?.• tTlAMLKs W. AltMSTRitoC. they have no equal In the cure of nick , Judge ot i’rSbtte. headache.- consti|«lion, dyspepsia and hlliotuncss. and. as an appetizer, they ex­ cel any other preparation. Sold by W. H. Goodytar. rillCAliO i- WEST L MICHIGAN Hy. SWS'KWwTWffS'W ’ D^ Apnl Auu^^tta<Mcrtpri. aioxxo l.KB***^ Attorney for AssWc- aflee flesh Elec Ed * rn Btan Bitt Arn five -rid Bitt Salv Good Tl ” «“r Au old Adrian cemetery Is bring trans­ Lvrirahd Rapids,a.' MJP. M.-f r. M rTB? formed Into a public park. and the living Chicago.............. irt'iw »l ty.li -• ....... ■nd dead will soon mingle ou equal terms. Ibdlanapults. ... -i in BealonHariior.-wool-I r.;*!: •■ * ... st. Joseph....... -io "ft *1 r *i: x. •c?:- . TravenwChy...। *7 35; *5 .’.*> • n ..... . ... MuskegonI to<X»,L-1 l'i -f Mamster.......... ... •- •:■■■. .. . ;... Ludington *7 & -Xi. BtrBapfds....... . *7 2.-.I ••.V . . . • <....... Wbcc sh-was a Child, she cried for CastorU. jmaiwa Bearn..I »«•; a •; i- .*c,~4 — ■■■ When fee-became Min, fee clung to Castoria. tWeek daya.’Every •!»>. ■; p- H;ifcr-!v. 10n 8>. has thrt»*:-.’li c?'5 ' <■•■•r t ■ riingo. Xo ettra cb*rgr tor teat*.' :1 US p, m. runs throngb to Cflragn -ol!4 stiii Wagner buffet cal i seat* >• een:-. . ..... tee. tU N- « >. K. K. li. . 11 ,:r> p. iu. Is solid ttaiir with Wigner The loike Shore Railway company com­ ‘)erp|i>X car Ibrouati toChici-.i uuo ’leeper l» pels (tn employes lo sign a release which Indianapoil* six ta-ub-n ll.ui or. detain them from suing the company for 11:30 p tn has Wagner steepiup • ■w toTrlurw City. damages lu case of accident. S JO p. nt connects al Si. « Kh Grataai ‘.WbenyxNir heart ta bad, and your head is & Bortons steamer for Cbteu^u. , badjand ><xi?v bad clean through what ts needed ■feed a Buuday-K'bool teacher of her class. “ t PBOBATE OttDER. know Ayer’s Sanupsrilta.” answered a little State nf Michigan, eomrtv otdtarr' Ata session ot the Probfttei »v.rt fur.htivwr gin. whose sick mother had rwentty been re­ tyotFarryhoMenalthel’nibataiMRcclnuiepW , stored lo healtn by that medicine. of H.vlinc~ ■■■ . ■ ' ' ' ■; Nine Port Huron women were arrested fail tire <rf June, In the yv»r hundred aud ulm-ty i'i”. in one week for beingdrunk and disorderly eight Present. Charles W. Arrastrorg. Judge W on the public streets. Tn the matter ..fthe .-state of Kstert Bt»«. late ef Monroe couuiy. New V’rt. ‘ *“?*‘}<L.. • MOBTC, vGE SALE. On reading and fillttf thDefault having been mad« In the condition of verifled. of Tbomtis Breo* m.f ->f ♦he *<•£ V a certain mortgage made by John Smith to law of said dereaaed that In- may b; t'barlM W. coucbtalin and Atirilla M. ■dmtolstralor of the estate -rf*••*’ Tlrareupon Jt ts ordered that T HniUhialin dated January eighth A. D. 18W i.-iLifw and recorded tn the office ot Hie Resist r of the llth day, of July. A. !• Deeds ’or Barry county. Mlchipui on the eighth o’clock tn the forenoon, 1 • *•*'!»*’ day of January A. D. 16M In librr 24 of mort­ the hearing of said. i-et:"<',>. “"L . the bare »' taw «f '•’S ' Curtate gage* on page U» which said innrtgftKe was duly assigned by the ssld Charles \V lloughtalin all other persons Intereste-i . and Atirilla *1 Houghtalin by a»ty!gnnntui bear­ arere«iulred<oappe»rat a m ing date the sixteenth dur of Febraarr A.D. then to I 0 holdcn at tlie ITo’ ale ' ‘-U'-*. »" “■ twM and recorded in the office of tuUd Register of Deeds tor Barry county. Michigan, on tbe sixteenth day cf February A. D. ISM in liber 23 ot mortgages o.t page I» Dame! Sinker. vMlllam PT Sidnwm and Wiliinm II. Hase, tbe Albion College Endowment Fund committee. On which tuortgare there Is clnhne<l to be due S2to,l"m?W Uu-IIK »■ .'I’-.’IifiK at the date of this notice the nm ot twenty- to be publtata-d inthe ^ta-Uiip^'AsxWUtw . •even hundred thirteen and twenty five one hundredths dollar* and an attorney tie of fifty dollars provked for in said mortgage and no suit or proceeding at taw having been institut­ ed tn recover the debt ■M-cured by said inortl-age or any part thereof 'xtierefore by virtue of the rower of sale MOBTIiAfiE-SAl.i: contained in Mid mortgage and the statute In Default harfog bren m*jJe ta Rich case tnade and provided notice is hereby . «given that on Friday the »n.nnd day of October ot a mortgage duted Align*: I... J - • nrCi«er A. D. 1891 nt leu o'clock In the forenoon ot Elliah Sliawioid wife rtulura ' o’th*. 4 said dar. we the imtierslgned will sell at public Cltire and recorded In the for lira Cra m > o Bar r tf auction to the tiIgtiest b rider at the north iron r ar ' |wld0 door of the eourt house In tbeCUvot IlastiuK* Michigan on AnguM Barr) county. Mlclilgao. (that t>ch>g the place wh*ve the circuit court tor Barry rounty is h.»ideii) the ptemtaes described in said mort SO, IN*, and ■ recorded in put K'gr or »o much tbereot as may be necessary October co. IW In hb"-’0* to pay the tmount doe on said mnrtnre with <33 and by Daniel HnM*li. seven per rent. Iiiirreat thereon and ull Irgul will and testament !’££”?.'^" viiwa. 3«rfe cod! together «hn an tofmnev fee-of titre taeXMd, jwrigned ,o h-febraaff It do tar» us t roMumi theWln. The premises E. tteld and Wflin ner U.|4ra- . being described in said said ----:aott|Me ------- — asall tt>M IHil Wi and recorded rroonlwt In?*' In said11 n-sl-o r - on r*1* As a rule, a person who has a good certain piece or par .. jpji in [itwr 36 of nsirtg.»R' • *" . appetite has good health. But how many township of Kairtinore tn the County of ita’iyy tlwr. ire who enjoy nothing lb.;- on I, ,r,J H"”** taslt ot the north west quarter ,11 down u. m. „ ,n n„ptaM111 m section number tour-teen in township nutnduty. Nature s antidotes for this condition in,Znn range nutiilw eight west con­ are ao happily combined In Hood’s Saraa- taining eighty acre* of land t>e the Mine more or ■ t 4 ul ••,ort«age was given to secure the parilta that It soon restores good digestion. burehafe price of the e«*tw an appetite, and renovates and said aboie described pnnilses. Dated July ®tb. vitalizes the blond so that the beneficial Miriurtltnted fo • pAXlKLMTaiKtUl. 1 effect ofgood food la Imparted to the whole secured bv Mid mortgage or ***- I t, { oire*’/ WU44AM P. MIDMAX. r bod.3’;. honr" •* ’he beat aanre, TK. „ .. WroutAM n. HAZK, I Aa CoIIck>* Endowment Fund Com­ and Hood a Sam parilla induce* hunger. mlUre. Assignees uf Nortgage, cek'br>tlon »U1 be on. of ftp’s,'®' OS the double kind., An-Unde Tom’s cabin" In .K 8ALK. troup will show there. - «•»“* Cold, cough, coffin hi what phllospliem tertn a logical sequence." One Is very Hable to follow the other; but by curing the trald with a ’,rth""iTtb ter inVrre-: av above sei forth. w'*“„y\tp^lW«*ta»wre®I dose uf Ayer's Cherry Fertorai. the eongh will ■nd the cofes. charges a ml •*t” " □n-ste. be stopped and the coffin’ not needed just at law and provided for hi »*»| ,lf Ita-t nT* premto- bring -l uajr in Four Detroit couples were divorced In a single day. Mr«. WlaatoWs Sootbmg Hji jr rhlldreo irethh.g it M fte c T ’ brui SOO’ corn ly c gunr mon For Se trie defe Fr pray O of » Bus su» o.*n ecftu of A KC :htn Otte thir an itiK uiu vin o'et i.ab iro Ha the cou Mi nec thi �S’liouL pastor United BrethMound, Kansas, says:‘‘I ,,, tell what wonders Dr. , • v has done' for me. . di -.eased, and my | could live ouly u .'1 live bottles of Dr. \vlr. ..nd am sound and Jiirx 1 1.1 weight. ’ ■ in’ll- IT-*1 M..-utiT Iri'e's Funny Arth”-’ \ ri. writes: "After a Fi!‘- ' ‘ 1' iivlnriiig evidence, I New Discovery SC ■' ‘‘ ’em all. and cures for , . fails. The greatest . my many thousand kitfltf" । ’. ;;i to try it.” Free V. if. Govxlyvar’s drug tn*! and 81. commissioner are almost Identical with day after . those of the present secretary, and pXnuSegJ .J HLttnl*'’ 'I,“ "lih h" Has *ihgi of the examiners rema n unchanged viv * . r Ha *" nK’!’. wnr,CM w”i »* held nie w.hiw.1 Mxt or teachers. Tte ™, of n rJ|SuX hnd„k...._ B”TX X sgtuniay aB(1 of The oohwohu compcnsatlofi NEWS IN BRIEF. Saturday, Mm. Morford turned of every barrel ia the cellar aud »'ll Let I lord to drown in his own whin. Ta? wine found on outlet, however, and Mo.-furd still liven I The Fanners’ Allianc? of Minnesota are ' kicking up h a ruction Kicking up ruction with »iui some wmr of vi thrii iuni ‘( lenders they believe lenders because been use they bclk-re Kild said leaden leaden ■’ ‘ iu .... are making a nice thing the ...... binding twine trade. GraFsboppcra were so thick uu tbe rn:L' of live Bock island railway near Lyman Colo.. Sunday that the train could not gel through them. Somnfaxly now sal’s that Mr. Bhunt him Bright's distune. One (, HU ducal house in -Scutl.irji ------ —— Luts , a reputation as a'resort for practical and one never known when there ■examiners remains os at present, 94.00 IHfr present. expects to The be dead body of Jncuh Popp wa- fob no time be may l»e made the buktof bls fellow day. while the salary of the commissioner near the vilfa.ee .,f PaJatim-, Bl-., Tu guests. One man who objected to be Is fixed, within eerlalu limits by the board day. Popp faft home a mouth ago with “drawn” was tabooed by the party, and of supervisors. In rase of a vacancy in »*> lu bfa pocket, and it is believed he wm strenuous efforts were made to get rid of murdered. tbe office of commissioner, a special meet­ Bm he was one of the adhesive Jdnd. ing of tbe chairmen of Hie several board* President Harrison Wednesday issued 0 He considered that be had been invited to of school Inspectors h called by the countv proclamatinn granting the privilege oi stay a fortnight, and a fortnight he would clerk to fill the vacancy for the unexplrw’l copyright in this country to citizens ol stay. One of the jokes played on him waM fa visiting at c. J. Brown's. portion of the term. No provision seem, Great Britain, France, Belgium, und to remove the buttons from all hfa clothe*, n.u r*E,m?W,t °r Wbn,t w“ cut to be made fur filling a vacancy In the m<2t including his trousers, n fact which he ,7k,rnd *?lh ra’°«b^ toe Switzerland. office of examiner. only discovered when about to drcee for inobt of the wheat crop will M secured . Victory ran the « mile at Shrepshead In the matter of certificates, a few tufa week In this locality. t»y Uedn«Klay in 1:00 3-5 and Potomac dinner, which necessitated theuseof about changes are made. Tne term of both first the miles in 2:51. three dozen aitchplns to enable him to ap­ The Fourth was celebrated nt Owego, N and second grades has been extended one pear at the dinner table. The secretary of .war has appointed foi Saafleta, Y., by tbe unveiling of a soldiers’ monu­ year, the former now being valid for four Short hairs were placed in, his Lied. examination for appointment as officer in ment. The town was full uf veterans am. years and the latter three years Booby traps were laid for him. Hfa cart­ the armv, John W. Ewing, civilian, oi visitors, fr n n nd pw b lion. Thomas B. Platt wa> tn\e been tailing of building an evapora ­ We note a few things wherein the new ridges were found either dampened or Evansville, Ind. \ Cassel. Wk. was chairman of the day, aud Secretary Tracy else filledwith nawdust. I'u fact everything tor here have got their household goods s B “ . .i.i .ir<l rli- iimatism. law seems better than the old: While a New York physicinn wan en­ dsllrere j the oratiun. nere. and will commence buildlug as soon 1. The method of election while not wm done to make his life a burden to him. trou8‘vi' •' ’' gaged in the laudable work of oaring a tried, ills liver was 89 *b* wh,‘«t Is harvested. Prince George of Greece left New York his *t«' drowning boy some scoundrel stole hit fur home Saturday on the steamer Servia. One night he was told that the party it ii -.irx degree, appetite’ Hie liest is better than the present and n t . Ertntunds school closes In the tended to turn out and ’'draw" him, where will be more generally satisfactory to the medicine case aud silk lint, which he had ..a- -rrtbly reduced In Bristol district this week Friday. The society of the Army of the Potomac upon he Liarricadsd the door with furniture people. Ivn •*. Tliree battles of There was a free celebration ou the left on the pier when he sprang into tht at Its meeting at Buffalo elected Chas. H. and underwent a selgc, the door being 2. The commissioner must lw a grad­ water. flreh ““ ' ;»-.i him. Smith president. On tbe Fourth an im ­ cut down with hammers and hatchets Ln uate of the literary departnwnt of some evening of toe 4th at Peter Fteher's. given Eke* in The first passenger train on the-new posing parade and a banquet were the : Uarrfaburg, HI., had the endeavor to get at him, the host and Eilwai-; "• reputable college, University or Normal by Newton Fisher toTrieuds of alwut 100, bi, leg of right years' school, hold a state certificate’ or have htiil ■nd the display of fireworks was seen Pike's Peak railroad ascended to the sum­ features. tbe hostess joining in the so called amuset rain1’’1- ’ mit Tuesday. It . iMitths of Electric plain by people In Banflcld. Kingston and Tenny met in n IX miiet incut. *■ SUWillb- । • a first grade certificate within two vein, faixwi of Bucklen’s The Ninth National bunk, ut Dellas, 'J he baloou that was sen’, up hi Laceyrace nt Morris pork Saturday, the dis Tbestoutottk bureau placed against the preceding his election. The prearnt law lUlt<r- ;>*’■" _;>ij hfa leg fa sound und on the evening of tbe 4th, was seen and Tex..’ has been closed by the bank exam­ tame being one at which Kingston is door, however, resisted all attempts at dademands no qualification* whatever. iner. who announces that depositors will counted almost invincible. But Tenny molishment, and the man remained com­ t-r. Catawba. O.. had watched for about one-half hour In In BanItau3. Before tbe cor missiuner can receive fortably ensconced in bed during the night. . - <»n liis leg. doctors wou pyfour lengths in 1:36. hrld, mid was plain to lie seen until It br.pald in full. President Harrison Thursday appoint One bottle Electric an order for hfa quarterly salary he must went out. The contest for a member of parliamrnt The next morning, when be returned from tile with the county clerk a certified state­ ed William ll'tsinimondsgof Connecticut, for Carlow, Ireland, is very warm. TLt a stroll in the garden, he found all hfa lug­ , • Bucklen's Arnica commisrioncr of patents, aud John N. Co­ wiseacres say that it Purnell loses the bat­ gage hod been packed up and was down it’irrlj. Sold by W. H. ment of all schools visited by him during Johnstown. the qaartpr and tiw time given to each burn, of Wisconsin, a member of the Col­ tle it will be his death blow. stairs in the hall waiting for him. This Mr.. Prim, of Banflcld, has Commenced 'umbian commission. school, naming the district and township. Missouri, according to the St. Louis was too strong and he took his departure. ou his mall contract to carry the mall to This will be embarrassing to some secre­ —New York World. George Simms, who wngerCd '85O,(XK Chronicle,' which lias been gathering i ;h> world for cuts. taries. Many <>f whose Visits have been and fro between Banfiebl and Battle Creek that he could walk from Galveston, Tex., “straws," is for Cleveland and Blaine. via Gaskill and Bedford. The wilier .. wilt rheum, lever made chkjfly on paper. Cota Operated Bcventibie Seat Chair. to Chicago in sixty days, without money, A large steamer was sunk in the En ­ hopes to send correspondence more prompt। ■4 bands, chilblains.. 4. Tbe change in the official title of Among tho thousand and one applica­ arrived in the latter city WedncMday, foui glish channel, off Dover, Sunday night. •apuons. and positive-: of. the chief supervising officer Is a good Jy than heretofore. ur five hours abend of lime. Nothing hah yet been discovered that in tions of the nickle-in-thMlot principle may . p.iy required. It is thing. The teini "secretary” has always . Mrs. Cyrus Ingraham has been away for be mentionwi a late Invention, which mny A. Ixnidon Snowden, Pennsylvania, hn» diraU-s the identity of the vessel. .net satisfaction, or bwn misleading, many supposing that tov some lime on a visit to her daughter. Mrs. been appointed minister from this coun­ Alonzo Gibbs, a well-known negro po­ poraibly iinvu a curious effect on the solus i!. --25 rent* per box. duties «>f the office are purely clerical aud triable, of Litchfield. Mich. of tickets in theaters. The device fa a try to Greece, Roumania and Servia. and litical worker al Camden, N. J., had his July 4th passed away very quietly In .•.near, the druggist could lx* performed by anyone that cun P.omualdo Pacheco, of California, minis­ throat ant by Alfred Boyer Saturday chair having n revolving seat rind a re­ t.iese parts. The uncleared liny Qfilds write. ter to Guatemala aud Honduras. night during a quarrel over the collection volving l»ack, the respective position uf ' b-..'W>in, with elfCboth which c*n be immediately changed by The following strike us as weak points clalimil the attrition of many, who might Three children who strayed away from of a gambling debt. Boyer is in jail. . the c'uneil having have otherwise been reminded of their hl>coin controlled locking mechanism. Su^ in the law: their homes in Avery rille, Ills., jon Mon Mexico is said to be on th? verge of a i.ing pn»pi«th«u». poring that h play fa in progress, and tbe 1. No teaching experience Is demanded erty. day. were found in a marshy thicket revolution. C. K. Paul Is marketing 3 fine crop of spectator, with nn eye to economy, “fa tak­ for the commissioner. It should nee«| no ! Wednesday, nearly exhausted. The whole The increase in value of property iu • .tn s> op all grnyne*» argument to slrow that noune Is eouipeleul black-cap raspberries, one-half acre. Doo- ‘ ing It in” from the gallery. The seat, community Lad been out bunting them. New York, os shown by the tax lists, is probably, is hard, aud the back of the chair Ai:h UaH's Hair lie- to supervise a work in which he has had little and Ohio varieties. Coat operators of Illinois roundly de over f&.OOJ.OOO. According to present appearances the fa straight, ard the pteaaure seeker is long­ no expeHAUMh nutinoe the law laused by the lust legisla­ The manufacture <ff pearl buttons, h. re- ing for the end of the play, so that he can brute creation will havet<> use their molars 2. • No qualitlcatluus whatever are dt'ture regulating mining by reamring tbe tofore exclusively a foreign Industry, Las seek something like comfort in hfa chair manded Of tbe examiners. So far as the with energy th fa winter, iu order to dis­ operators to pay for gross wright l>rfore been Lregun at Detroit. at home. law is coiiccrnetl. it Is not neresMiry that pose of the hay their owners are storing screening. There fa talk of a general The emperor of Germany visited the The dropping of the nickel now works for them. . they be able even to read and write. shut down. famous English school nt Eton. Monday. tomefleentiy. for aa the mechanism fa noS. 8. Fisk has been home on » visit. 3. No county board should l»e auth<»rtuated liy its weight the under side of the Lon. Brinstool and wife visited his ’i Two boys near Franklin, Ky., persisted He was received with great enthusiasm. ized to Issue a first grade certificate till the I in shooting al frogs with a gun. although A cyclone blew down the walls uf the scat, which i« softly cushioned, flies un written work or the candidate ba-.lM-vn brother's family on July 4th. I asked u to,Mup stop by a farmer whose horse oj n mrmcr wumv nurse jAtuL-iinua on nuuge IxmLsinna penitentiary at mt Baton Kuuge nnd forms a luxurious back, with’ a gentle Wui. 8. Coleman, of Jonesville, Is visit­ passed upon by the state suncrintendeuL they away, ing hfa parents. .T ’*, scared. -------- The horse ran 7 ’27/* killed ----- Munday, killing ten persons and wuund- nnd inviting inclination, nnd n similarly ; a. liMEsr. This woald insure uniformity throughout All kind. ..r (ndl In •bcn.l.nc.. will, lhe! the farmer nnd fatnllr injured Mi«« Daw- ing tblrty*ix others. cushion's! M-’t is provided for the grateful :'in-uit Court for the the state nnd would effectually prevent i; — son, who wa< with him in the buggy. ........ —........ .................................... -«mw. Kcv. Rev. cnnrn-s Charles Bpurgeou, Spurgeon, tne the eminent eminent playgoer for v’ie rest-of the evening. So exception of apples. the grinding out of such certificates to ; the sixth day favorites. A first grade is good anywhere I elected pre :• lent of Chili by the govern-1 ■ dent had hfa home in London. G gallery sect c ui for nn extra five cents onof attachment menl imrty He takes office July 25. ’ Fri<jRV :«.ooij pounds of Pig tin I joy more than tlreo>mfort of those in tire nl! I’.uirt P.rthe in the state and should mean tbe same In The eagleand hxs the come ami have! gone j I 1.van! F. Gage, one county as in another. oneAmerican vesr to eome treonte A fiyefone In . Audubon county. I<»wa, w ,w 4^4’u, St. Iriufa from the tin I orchestra.-New York Commercial Adver aii.st tne lands, 1 "ivlown tiiiJ ‘ W.dn^hiy ..veniug leveled nfnny build-1 rtlln.;U ^uth Riverside. Cnfa, ! User. _________ :________ _ 4. 'There Is no provision iu the law fur . t.vHie. asufect’d .................... again. 'down ,OW ” to ‘l«ushit-s> " 1U ' crops and killed « man. s, ji W#tawright. R.niur HlWnber uf the ! ,-ietriant • iue the removal or uf u a commisMOuerurexautuirr commissioner or examiner . srtib "1,1 . ..................... urietidant band ed I n<» matter how bad or iucumpetetit he Ju.iy I Farmers have h;ul line weather (<• «se»'tire Abnnt Shors. I, . ’ ’ 7k !. 7 I* k r . ’ -I fine ram l.av nnd ire n in the' s »»»Uid Sharkey, n telegraph operator , Krvat pjOabubg brewing firm of tbs ’ . ’• . it .. . . ■ -■ ■ a fine crop of hay. mid are n.iw hi the, , Never try to wear n shoe too small ox ’ midst of their witeat harvest. T« an old = 1 that, does not fit whet: And. put on. Never S'tin who Ims .«u;,uth, swung the Ar..i.ln.nxr, Arrustrunx reaper >frilo«,«lL : uli..lix. a|. r ,L . e,,,. । let your shoe gel hard ur dry. Do not let ____ !many,-a many,”nday. day.harvesting harvestingat stthe tire present pre-v'.-.t<iay <la« ; ; • .... _ Sri V.KS. Julr <-Tl» leiur auriun « run HoxruOth. or the Ude. Sw« .... ........ ... . \-i : i»,.1 n n. -reitio* ! John Bardsky, tire defaulting treasurer' . - U.e . .tatmMlKK ' . ... LmX-Wd « luSSJ.’ Xu.'-r. 'f..rl>.r..nr,xn„.l..n flcM. Sure or I’l.iudelpl.u, ww.muntTM,; held mt*r «-M.rwl™ uf„ wear into the welt or insole. A shoe re­ paired iu titne will retain its ‘shape und af­ ford comfort,’ and will Ire found true econ­ d u .. Vnit I w .-k. Bup't Flowman. of White I’i-jri-n. ; H- nier auurn ... tl. ',m <>n ; • * aity .. ,1IUI-.J Fiow-t< ...UII .......ier . ............ . . "‘rL ,( the rtntne of S. 8. Cox “tne friend of tho omy. Never .WHT I'UI put i'll wet tuuin shoes iij by W4>c 4he lire Are •« to • th.- tth, thought tliey would celebrate by I The wlifaky trust has materially re- ‘' carriera“ was unveiled. The statue repre- ' dry, but dry them gradually and slowly. ; wili be condui’tor nnd Mfas Vandewalker, i taking a G-w tnntearound tic- field willi-! duced lhe output of • the dwtlllerii-s under > j.cnta Mr. Cox. standing nt ease with one I Never dry n wet shoe without first apply’ of the State Nurmnl •relxxil. Inrirtsetor. a driver. Itisult. a !••’. «>f castings f»: Its control, nwesritating lhe dki-hnrgu of , ftnjj finger puintlng up- ■ l»g <*H r'r grease—castor oil or tallo-V । Tem-hers should note lhe date Hi niaking ■ ; a.id n ’lew Waiter A. Wu-al binde* In raanv government gaug.-r- at C liii-.ufownnK ns in making a sta-cch. A parade 1 fa the Iwat. The steam generated iu a wet arrangements for 4 term of sclhMd. ; IL '-eld’.hl-;i. 111.. the f.lli Inst. I Qv.-r .TJ.im) immigrants arrived nt New • parted froni tip- general pcstofllcr build-1 ^.J-1boot bootororshoe shoerill .-rill scald It and cause it to Mr. Wickwire. o ireuuuiy re^.. w.iY.-rk during June. ! j ing ng m ni 2 2p. p. m., m , in whi. h were delegates delegates 1 crack. crark. Do -Do net u» tin too much force In pol­ IMt Sttie. ! - •• • ...... v._ Baltimore,! ------- । ishing Isblng—a2 gentle II Brushing with asoft brush i our streete last Saturday;. Captain I rn JI. Owen, one of the dlde-t • from' Chicago. PhUadelphla, shoald have and muM hat ... . _________________ ... 1 .most . ..... —... J..1 rwwol-own I .... the WasMngtun, tl«l,nil At 11 L- «‘x* nn>! fa fa llctter better 11x3.1 than 111 the rigorous work of tbe . „ Milwaukee and • and sucac4*ful .... on Detroit. ?e’i’*8y sVid I ’’UuiImt hi ath-iHlaiicv lu-t year. • Cloverdale. J.-ikra, died nt hi-* home iu Oak Park, !» many other cities. The procession was a bootblack. •r -fore by The regular meeting uf Un**uunt, , I Jo not nllpw a thick crustof blacking on Chicago suburb, Thursday,'nged CS years. very creditable one. The cvrcmo nits at :r-d in said 1 rbitlon will Lie held on the Saturday fofloa - ‘' Willie U«r|»eiiter received some fruflti the fish commissioner, whlol 1 (i,‘ J When Colonel Belo, the Texlw editor, tbe statue consisted”of a hymn by tbe your shoes. Wash it off occasionally and ano ■ TM attendance will >;i Friday presentation apply u little castor oll-tyou can polish it .... - .~iy. j sailed for Europe the other day he rarriwl iv-tal choir of 100 t placed in some of the hik»so in thfa vh'inity acceptance speeches nnd an oration by over in anibour or two. Never try on or (Jeu. Mrrlati has just rumpleted r..~r ’ ‘ ~ a line ! wish him planter castsofa rich Texas ami • mui!- m'rth ■ *** t,u‘l everything fa Ut read fa: General Thomas Ewing, of Ohio. handle a patent leather shoe when cold; . st<«ie smoke house: tie* stwe work tva? ; nulC|J,,.(lj,’M bauds, to be fitted to gloves in ahvay.-* thoroughly warm it liefore,bending, . Paris. Concerning the ’v’.b grade examination*, executed by Win. GIHasph1. THE MARKETS. the leather. A patent leather shoe, put on . northing ........... will .........lie said in iJefoHtrext week. -'L'. I'wnxli Sunday will ! Two East Tenneosce farmrns fought in a warm room can bbworn out in tire cold over T,' ,'2 : l-nduil.ll- tn»r l.ul'fa tau-n dlsii-. rrlmd.-.ii Kntauaw. ---------a.piece of property ThurAiiky. .. BjHli Cltlcngo. weather without injury. Never put a good I~lnlrd and l.-rhxp. -.uv InrlH-l- -urll..«ard M.-twr and fxn.ll. wrnl ■. xlllri . Chicaoo. July 8. pair of shoes in guloches; use nn old pair ,-ri . prised We wish iwW simply to onooanev | KMamarw «» Hie eveniufi uf the 4.11 ■■ ,. ret.eru k Dungbw*. minister from tliw Quotations on the l>oanl of trade today for Ulis, aud withdraw tbe galochesassoon pu»H* may attend the . xamlnatl-n .Mew tire - cmntry 10 (taytl. arrive«l« In >ew York rauxrd M follows: Wheat -No. 2 July.opened as you enter n house.—New York Ledger. , the fire tire works. iCttr. < loAk-il Ullic: Hcptcmlnr. oj-ened 4..t m hew for te-when. irt Hastlug* uu Frida;. I am sorry to My that .me..J our ri.; fi|1Uv from iMrt-an-Prlnre i STJifa December, opened Wr. clowd dfa’il I'lux and »u- -lb . roll’ are so patriotic, that the; bv. it \v. C B. S.-welL father-io-law |»f ( mn<1 rioMil ? Corn -No. 2 July: • -joined MJs, closed ! • <>! H?silugs in , ’ ' . ,^,*ary arv to lo partake imrtnke <>! ot the the liquid !iqu>-«euthnshism. •■ntiir.-iusm. Statl. Tr-^ mir E. H. N.-bt-ker. died at 674is September, ojeui.t filMc. closed Sftic I Nothing is more Indicative ot ill broedcf Mkhig-tu and . . . . .. : . 1 • .r -• -- 4th. 1 ■ ■ - — • ■ : kibble'Barnes was at- •home the Some Elwell chap luv* been feeding pari-; ■ Covington. Indi, Thursday night Oi-toi<r. opened —. clamd file. Data—No. iug than tho familiarity with which men be north tirit ut Willie Carpenter. tH-fatrd by .! Two mid ; I........... *-• ............ . .. and ...... Andy........ — -■ , | « O CUUUIVU ..... ........ 2. July, ojwned aiS.?, clewed tBlfc; August, | and women make use of each other’s given children at Bird AAII-* Island, Jlitin., r.re thirty one In greet! to tliejowsbf the neighborhood, .. • i <■ l.vi.l. <tf liitr opeut-d 2t-S<-. clreed 3Ov: September, opened j •: «es? eontafaiag the owners of the dead bovine* are anxiqu■ . (»rin Dayton, stacked twenty leads or nay . <leail nn,j linother win ip fnnil ,.atiuff ppp । r l—x weeurdiug IO to form the poisoner’s acquaintati'-r. JfAjr. rioted Jjork—July, ojwned and i names. It fa well euough for schoolmates on Tnr rurvnncm of the 4th. They did it; W)I|(nw found in the woods< and college chums to mu- diminutives, or ' al! with the hand pitch fork. ! United Staten Treasurer Ncbekws state ' clufasl e 8WJ17H; Septcmt>cr, opened ci«wd 10.«4 October, opened 810.1571$. do wd plain Mary or John, in addressing their White pigeon Mrfliodists were a trifle Ita (htguod was able to be out Hie4th. ■ nieut jhxnwl Friday showed the net. bal- f 10.711 Larfi—July, opened and closed 9&27M. companions, but wjth tho other efidenoes K»k»n. Mortj,acre. short of cash and so sold their churchy bell _J____________ _____ ance in the treasury to lie 8a3.M\ IJVe stock—Following were the prices at the of personal dignity acquired by maturity to provide the parson with the He£5**ary ' Secretary Tracy left. Washington Friday I'nian et<nk yards to-day: Hears—Market should be thakof exclusiveness in the um funds for a siuntner outing. railwr active on packers and Bhippera ac­ Talleyrand, looking back, declared that for Owego. N. Y., and Secretary Proctor count and price fully 1'V higher; sales of one's InptUmal tithu Not ouly is it uufadn Hie conditions well for worn, n to refrain from using the went to hit* home in Vermont—Wh-to he ragged at : JSJOifrLSO pigs. f4.g«4JO Light, first name ot their men friends in speak­ he who who had had not not lived uvea wiun 1lb® 22'^ — in ule bv Geocxe M'iks, knew nolhlng ot ---Uh =cb.rm In buying Howl's Sarsaparilla, fr»r It l« e**ry- rotatm Sl.ld-M <1> rough packing Sl.ttKtl.® mixed, fbaiiM Striker revoiuuuo know -“ ‘ot n»uJ tb« ■’™rthPugilist Fitasimmons nnd his trainer, I nod i4.7l»'>4.#5 heavy packing and shipping ing to them, but, in private os well as pub­ •-ntmili. a. D- ISfa, wpere rreugulreil as lhe siandwnl bu..iUi.g-> p living. Now. however, in England at leoat, medicine and blood rmilfler. It has wya lic, a certain fine reserve is maintained by :Mre of the RnglMerof conreraation. like letter writing and a Carroll, were robbed Thursday bight at lutwJ oiiuty. MtcUiga.'). on way lo the front hy its own Intrir.-H- merit and Cattle-Market rather active on local and adopting this course. White Bear latke, Minn., of Valuables oi J«<wenibec A. D. hsuiIbe lantern sale «•( any nrewratlon of i.« hundred other social joys uf a quiet and shdt'ing nccount and prices ruled fully 10c It is just as easy to refer to Mr. Jones aa kind. Any lamest dr ugg St will ”• ' amounting to 86,000. lorlgfates, on page 5fi. statement. higher; quotations ranged at 8fi.7Pft4.40 choice Mr. Jones, instead uf Tom, Tim or Will, It voo decide to take Hood » Sar».i- leisurely age, fa tied, ami in their place we Within th" past ten clays over 10,00) to foncy shipping steers. SittK-t-'iM) good to parilla, do not be indired to buy aoytbmg else have telegrams, slang and alovenlineaa. acres of grain, fuel and timber have been chok-e do. «4 iCf.t.t'1 common to fair do. only in t he latter case a degree of intimacy Instead. Be sure to get Hood •*. I There seems to be a general agnemeut ny-twu li'indreths dollars, is implied complMneutary to neither party. that in our time conversation fa in a bad burned near Milton, Cats. The tire was 9i.7Sfi.Lei butchers’ steers, $2.«nft3.30 Block­ of twenty-five dollars er*. JiTjfeL'ri Texans, 53.40,; 4.30 feedeiw- After all. it is a mere habit, and by a little mortgage, and uo Milt or way Without repose, without a certain still raging at lust reports. ■a having been instituted to Jacob Durenberger and Lizze Mode! $1.SO®,4.UU wm, SLfifttilUU bulla, and IXfin® careful correction a lady will soon find strain of old world courtesy, without ■ arts! by sold mortgage «r herself quite as fluent in addressing and. were marridl at Hawthorne, N. Y., last 4J0 veal calve*. mannerr. in short, conversation fa Sheep—Market rather active, and pririu mentioning her masculine acquaintances blr. Many will agree with M. Benan. who Sundav. Ti.e pith of thi< item fa the fact >y rirtueot the power of sale inclined in favor ot sellers; quotations ranged by their correct titles as when she undlg. >rtg ue and the statute la F. Herrick ami wife were in Hastings fiods this to be a pushing, wdfish. demex that tlie girl is but 13 years old. at ga.&». ’ » 4.<H) westerns. $3.75ftJ.I5 natives, and nifledly spoke ot them in the same terms : pruCnled.notice is hereby cratic age, of which "flrat come first sen ed Bishop and Mrs. Bedell, of Ohio, hpve ffiJXUtiLWUmte. ... tbe secund day of Octo­ Thursday. her cook employs in alluding to the Myrtle Klegler spent tbe 4Hi with hei is tbe rule, and which ha*censed to P«r*oy given to Kenyon college, CievelantL an es ' tea u>l>dct(i the forenoon. Prolucc: Butter—Fancy separator. 17c per grooms.—Chicago News. sn- ikm to the highest bid- relatives and friends at this place. heed to civility. Nor fa thia a question late worth many thousands of-dollars, to It*: dairies fancy, fresh, 132514c; packing !>aot doorot the eunrt house, ■tucks, frrah. lUftWHc- Eggs-Low. off. O. K. Motter returned to Cleveland tufa be held in trust for the college. Barry’ County. Mich, tuirtj ueiiuae ui tun * asm;. <”wb«»n,the philosopher LV perdoz.! Lire poultry-Old eblekena, lOhjc L4HH1III1 JI. Clay Kmg was Friday found guilty From the latest postal statistics it has Last Thuraday seemed to be a general tued to dine fii tail coat and white tie at at Memphis of murder in the first degree I-er lb: spring. 23c; roostera. %c; turkeys, Stable d'hote in Frankfort he used drily for killing D. H. Posteu, an attorney who mixed, te;-ducka. 8a»Wc: spring. l^ttM*c. been ascertained that out of the whole J'oiotoes — Gallforufa. 81.toa2.00 per sack; St. cleaning up day. ' ■■1 pay the amount due on I11OM u gold piece beside bis plate. had been In a engaged lawsuit against him. Loria, early Ohio, *2.60 per bbl; Tennuawo. number of letters, etc., despatched to vari­ Z. Fox was In Lowell Frhfay <«’ bu-iHi t«-n per rent. Interest ous addresses at home and abroad about 30 •'That.” he explained when asked, “!« to rax.' together with an Ex-Senator Palmer, president of the Jt.75>t3.as. Alton. 82.00^2.50. Apples-Dllnofa, • ■ ifa-a»r ilollar* provided ^L. S. Will wiw at the county scat Friday. go to the i><»r whenever I hear the officers World's fair commission, fa ill at Detroit. 8L»it2.S0 per bbl; l^JSOe per fa-bu crate. per cent are sent from London and iu sub­ 1 r-n;>eH being described in Btrawberrfcw-Mlcbigan.to.hWc per 10-qt caoe; urbs. The total of letters and postcards W. T. Itottsh was In Hastings Friday- dfacn®* anj^hing more serious than women, He fa not dangerously Hl. and will be all . all rhama certain pieces or pueets't;' tal-s and horses.” The gold piece always right, his physicians say, in a week or teu Racine. T&ftOOc. Raapberries—Red. flOOftlAO dispatched to foreign countries in 1388 te ■ > . e !n the >oun «-f Hope. He was accompanied home by Myrl-e res^red a^Tl few It would do so iu per24-qt c*«; black. fil.TSai.W per 14-ql esse. reported at 45,000,000, to which may be latbffWIi:: C-L.-n and state uf Mieh-gan. M<J v r Bnx.m corn-Hurl. per lb; whfak added 15,000,000 more as inland cordays. - f’'‘hsx to-wit: CotnnieneF? A. Sisson and family, of Lake Odrss«. ^ace^neawr than Frankfort. Forty yra« The latest advices from China say the brash. fiWgSr: gn-en. self-working. 4©*Hc; in­ rcapondence, making a total of 00,000,­ B_, foth-tr,.... "'••ita.if the south e*-t cor arie und corers. 4M&Wc; common brush, aa 000 I»er year—which would give as Lon­ ...... '.■••.•.led ta Hitnon MeCoffrey to spent a few days last week tbe t**** "J anthoritiM are unable to prevent the hos­ “• •I’.-j". Mai.n.n. and .runulng aomh three relatives and friends In this place «D‘' tilities against foreigners, and many mis­ don's proportion 18.000.000. tSer'J’'' 'c thirteen and oue-tbird rods. ri.l5PdH.ry .»! sionaries have taken refuge on European This number divided by 818 working h>77........ ‘;, r” thence east thirteen , Naw York, July A ,days results In a daily average of 67,6:1 0 • till.-. H.uto I1!#ce of beginning, and vicinity. Tbe Methodfat* began their tent mte.- since.—Gentleman s Magazine. men-of-war. Wheat — No. 2 red winter cash, July. J '' '■ •• the north eutd earner of tbe The secretary of war has issued an or­ letters dispatched from London. To write In .i’ ; u><! aud running west to wiib- lnB. NL Ecfator spent the 4tb at this place JMHW: August. WMa September. 46Mc. Corn Tb. Bea«HeUua of neatriea. der abolishing the general military divis­ —No, 2 ndxcd ca*h. TOMk: do July, «y$c: these letters, taking them on an average '‘c fa-'l twod, then-ranorth three rt.. nl wavs sold she was a nice girl, but so tbra^g 'h'n‘* r‘Ml to the ro-M1’ ions of t be army. Department command- do August. «hc; do September, «Wc. Oats Al The Ladies'Aid society of the Congrega­ . four closely written pages of note size, lire JpU''‘ beginning, ail on tional church cleared 108 toe 4th at toe.r awfully simple and artless. He said he era v ill hereafter report directly to tbe —Dull but steady: No. 3 mixed cosh. 40J*c; would consume, at the rate of fifty pcnfuls Hkid to call and u‘11 ber '‘“jnUnn" ?L‘Z' Ur.if /'■ ’ s'irb*ruf the north east quarJuly, 40tc; August. 8GMa Rye-Negtooted. . ot ink each, equal to tblrtyminims, or half geheral-ln-chiet •frami'i' „ !!'r,'’r;ve lutown two |2] north lunch counter. C. J. Schnrelcbo.r and Mary Rtetfkr were The chiefs of the Minnesota Chippewa Barky-Neglected. Purk-Dnll; mess. »11JO a dram, a total of nearly thirty gallons JuJj Lard-Quiet; July, F-K; of ink per day. ludians are in private council at White ©.1ZJA for new. In Hastings Sunday. ( , S,'..r»'i. . 1’4XU > , V. Dipp was at the county aeat Suudav Earth, Minn., preparing a letter to sendto August, Live Slock: Cattle-Market firm for all W. T. Roush started for Saginaw lx»>«t- plo« JSht b. loun.l to mor. InrriJ tb«n tbe president setting forth thdr grfavnncea They claim that they were swin; llnewgn.j. loHH.ua In In the telephone an alteration of timbre, ^Laura Hummel returned toOhlo Monday SCHOOL COLUMN. 'nL Si •» hlm ,“0“ died out of 1.0W,000 acres of land in the lbs T«'X«lu«. t3.7Ua4.flG; built and dry consisting of a duaqrec&ble snuffling wn. FtWA73. Sheep aud Lamb* - which distorts wools, fa said to be due to lajaf River country. bhwp ftrxn and per lb. higher, lamb* tbe fundamental note aud harmonics of W jr.nw.gReuter and wife, of McCord, were French singers ia an opera o»»R,»y ■etivse rbeep nWvai per 1W Ite; lamba. .21“','" '■ 'wl«i Mil rat nrioulr the guests of relatives and friends in this lb. no«- plviiv «• London. Hcgs-NamfaaUy steady- live bog*. tbe diaphragm being superimposed upon ' >1 fa, t«„ bru«fa, or Uh >effa place Saturday and Sunday. those of tbe voice, without becoming cohnuntiy refused to sing before Kaiser M>)1- H-JUakS Per I® lbsbide, won’t yon^ It vsill t» suca a hi 2' H-wd. Il ou, be fonnded with them, and producing a dis­ helm. and the musicians of the orchestra The Independence ball was fargeh »lturbance of the eleetric.waves of tho move­ ,,, 5 "urtznl ,, follow,: 11 pro. dH^Ae wfahrf, and Mrs. Brim- couldn't be hired to play ou the occasion ToiJmo, July 4. U °rhe , 4th passed off pleasantly. AH n n-.'C t lbi‘ tM>ar,!s ot supervisors at He uiu wuav Beatrice,” she lo­ of the emperor’s attendance. Wheat—Lower and active; cash, old, |1.W; ments of the diaphragm molecules, and Jun.- mieUng shall elect a "school attended seemed to enjoy tta-mArlre*. Senator Dolph, of Oregon, and hh fam­ new. We bW: July. K«e; August, Sl«c;De- therefore of the sound wave* which reach faL.'nl'"'.' ”!'”w ,rn“ »l«Ubrrt»<» Ollie Culler. Myrtle Klegfar; and »?««*• gan' I Didn't Mr. Fergfison call! ily had a narrow escape from cremation cemlrr.WWc. Cora-Firm; caah. MWc. Osts the ear.—Boston Globe. £“«J.r or Au(ut next .nd Sunday night. The Blue Mountain hotel Yurger returned to u| ™»» ll.« (fat da, or Jul, im Coml» telitad th, (Ufa H« at La Grand, Or., where they were stop­ H. Culler and daughter, LLlfa. ’»*r* at . UooL,/ !' ls'3, the vommlwdoner win the county seat Sunday. Mrs. Drubba—My sister fa going to mar­ Ibrr. «brn b. TOT ping, burned, and all bad to fly tor their 8r. Loen, July 4. XT" 'r -i'-cfal by Uh people >1 MCb ry that little Mr. De Ffate. Why, he's a kn” *• •'rtuUj b“b‘ lives. ? 'J"1"* '""-u™- Al Uw un» band shorter than she ia. It’s awful I . The gamblers of Hope, Ida., hare been ‘“wilb . -Im. rt—r Mn,?r‘T^ given notice to stay *way. They were an Mr. Drnbbs—Oh, I don’t know. He’s A Urn number or Urn elUten. eUeniled -fired” out rf town last week. rot . tend of rood urm. l-tlnnlnd on Um IbeeelebmUon >t KaUmnxoo tbe <lh. Dfagwded with tbe habit* of bar husHe rose, and, wii**n 7,. " Syleealer rmnel.’ mother be. ' can take cant ifonf October next and (we­ ogv took his hat bon*; d band, Und._ who who wotun would ge; g-.to-k-J crUB»-~.- ^5? n,' . ’<■«•>» October aeclon cub .lek tbe put week but I. no« tbou»ht w She never «w b4m a®*in.-found in bfa wine cellar in that ’mx \ "““'C" »lll be eloetod tor a ' HrT,rLxvi*L.ulMU,h rWurueJ home frl- Lampoon” ‘»o ridfa. Tbe dutie, of the 0T G ‘ R* * , «‘ Cnildren Cry for Pitcher’s Castorla. Children Cry for Pitcher's Castoria. Additional County News. . Vliuna, ihilmacedn’s candid �The Only Big Railroad Show Coming! Ringling Bros.’ World's Greatest Shows. Three Ring Circus and Elevated Stages! REAL ROMAN HIPPODROME, Millionaire Menagerie, World’s Horse Fair and Realistic Roman Gala Day. Sport8 Museum and Aquarium! Mighty and Spectacles. —Will Exhibit at— Hastings, Tuesday, July 21st The Largest and Most Faultfess Union of Mighty Shows on Earth! , . c s». Embracing all the cardinal features of tbe amusement world, now enlarged to fully fave times its to lation ana an oppulent wealth unparalleled in tne history of amusements. ( 300 Horses. 1000 People. 80 Musicians. 5 Brass and Reed Bands. vastness. A veritable traveling city of splendors with a miraculous popu- ’ 10 Different Kinds.of Music. 300 Circus and Hippodrome Performers. 7 of the Dens of Wild Animals Open in ara . m r:.. a ione Stages. 1 Largest Hippodrome Track on Earth. SI.OOO.OCO Invested tn Menogene Alone. 100 Dazzling[Acts. ’ ~ ' L l lJ OTVK! TICELET ADMITS TO AT iT -. An admirable collection of earth's rarest wonders, largest living hippopotamus in captivity, ,lh??ll'in'> ious; bovalapus, bova anns. only onlv genuine African zebras in America, mighty miuhtr herds of ponderous elephants, all kinds Hinas 1 ii -„ races. The largest ears under the sun! the umbrella cared elephant. The remarkable demon equine 0 ■ • horse. The latest historical Roman spectacle—CAESAR’S TR1UMPIIAL ENTREE INTO ROME. ifric-m Babylon—the largest elephant on earth. A boundless feast of aerial sensations. Only den ot savage ' man-eaters. “Prince Battenburg’'—.Midget Bull—height 24 inches. An all new and thrilling Roman “'Pl • $10,000 troupe of performing stallions. The largest and most exhaustive zoological exhibition in the worn . . 7 of baby kangaroos, cutest baby lions, playful baby tigers. Stupendous Revival of the Circus Maximus, Amer c > most brilliant, grand and mighty amusement institution. Every morning at 10 o’clock the most elaborate, sumptuous FREE STREET PABACE that has ever moved in pomp and glitter through any city in the world. One 50 cent ticket admits to all. Children under 12 years half price. Two performances daily—afternoon and night. Doors open at 1 and 7 p. m. Performance commences 1 hour later. These—The World’s Greatest Shows—will positively exhibit at Hastings, Tuesday, July 21st WIFE OF A BONAPARTE HISTORY OF THE FAMILY OF NA­ POLEON’S YOUNG BROTHER. The late Prine® Napoleon was the son of Jerome, the youngest brother of Napoleon the Great. This fact brings nearer to us that great aeries of events beginning with “a whiff of grapesbot” und ending with Waterloo His death, moreover, has a peculiar vivid interest for Americans, be­ cause it recalls the story of the .first love of his father, Jerome, for a young American girl. Betsy Pattereon. of Baltimore. bition aud diplomacy. Napoleon boil al­ ready won undying fame in Italy when bls young brother, Jerome, was but twelve years of age. He soon entered the French navy, for it Was his great brother's ambi­ tion to make of him a fighter on the seas fit to cope with Nelson. It was an English frigate that destroyed this plan by driving tbe French frigate bearing Jerome into American waters. At Baltimore Jerome fell madly in love with and married Eliza­ beth. the beautiful daughter of William Patterson, a rich merchant, and an Irish­ man by birth. Elizabeth, or Betsy, as’ she was called, had a consuming ambition, and . when friends opposed the marriage she ■aid, “I would rather be tbe wife of a brother of Napoleon for one hour than the - wife of any other man for life,” Napoleon was highly displeased with this •Tnatch. because he already saw himself on tbe throne nnd wished bis brothers to ■marry only “blue bloods.” Jerome nnd his wife only learnml of the establishment of | the empire when about to sail from New York to beg tbe forgiveness of the first consul. They learned at tbe same time that both Jerome und his brother, Lucien, were debarred from the line of succession for marrying against Napoleon’s wishes. Nevertheless ibe young couple, still hoping forgiveness aud advancement, sailed for Lisbon iu 1800. HISTORY or "pa" There Jerome was arrested and taken to ■'France, after a tearful ndieu and protesta­ tions of everlasting fidelity to his wife, who ige to tbe emperor which tickled him im"Tell the emperor,” she said, "that Mme. Bonaparte demands^her rights as a mem­ ber of the imperial family." She proceeded to England, where a boy was soon born to her and christened Jerome Napoleon Bonaparte. Jerome, tbe father, proceeded to Paris, little thinking as a stranger nnd with another wife upon his arm. Napoleon positively refused to recognize the marriage, but promised Beley an an­ nual pension of *12.000. providing she would return to America and renounce the name of Bonaparte, which condition* Her husband, Jerome, thus separated from her. was compelled by his brother to marry Catharine, tbe daughter of tbe king child. "Bo”—an &b- y-.^ th* scornful message: "Westphalia is too NATURE. J vacation schools, should once or twice n small for two queens; besides, I already week mnko Lhe children see that throwing receive $12,000 a year from the emperor, From Nature, we have coldly stood aside torn |>a|ier aud other litter into the street and I would rather be protected by the And gone our ways with all sufficing pride. is us much a breach of good manners aa to wings of the eagle than be dependent on Into her quickening soil a seed we elft. throw such torn paper, etc., upon the floor Take the ripe fruit, nor marvel o'er her gift. the bill of a goose.” -. uf a lady's parlor. Such a comparison She ever afterward spoke with contempt might have some effect. Ono thing I re­ of her husband, although "Bo” frequently Are one irraguiliceut totality! y member in my school days—my teacher's visited his father’s family in Europe, where Through nn Earth wheels «lf conscious on her repeated enforcement of bis rule that all ho was treated as a son and a brother, his litter should be thrown into his waste half sister. Princess Mathilde, being es­ basket made a much greater impression on pecially fond of him. Afterward "'Bo” Through us she secs her charms unfolded far. my mind than all my mother’s effort* in married a Baltimore lady, causing his Green waving world and glittering sea and the same direction.—Boston Transcript. star; mother, Madamo Betsy, great anger by doing so. His cousin, Emperor Napoleon Through qs she secs her still streams glide In English Blacksmiths. III, invited him to Franc*, where be was Tbe deaths of country blacksmiths- are legitimized and received as a member of nineteen per 1,000, those of Marylebone, the family. His half brother, the son of In man's aspirin-; soul she yearns and strives. Jerome by Catharine, quarreled with tbe And through 4U cunning hand her craft con­ London, thirty-onu per 1,000. In the course of his life the country blacksmith can trives. emperor, and there was at one time a j strike between the ages ot twenty and strong intention to make^’Bo” tljp heir । Direct as dawn or dew or flower or flame, j Out of Earth's braoat her vast cathedrals came. sixty 86,000,000 blows on bis anvil, 8,000 presumptive, but ultimately "Bo” was de­ each day of ten hours; but the Marylebone clared ineligible. Dost think her silent? Strain the anxious car blacksmith, who works twelve hours, has BETSY’S POSITION. Unto her breast nor any answer hear. 600 more blo#s to strike per day—that fa, He declined a duchy, refusing the condi­ You, 1, all. <s her spacch-the poet's lines, sixty more working days per year, anti in tion attached of surretgTcritig the name of Tho player's touch, tho dark sea sounding pines. fire years cue whole year more of work—a Bonaparte. On tbe death of King Jerome in 1800 bis American wife, Betsy Patter­ “Even as the wind through Asia's fureafa full and suddent reason, says Dr. Rich­ ardson, in Combination with hfa unhealth­ son, contested his will. She was, however, ier surroundings, for his shorter life.—Lon­ Not less from rapt Isaiah's tongue she potrod refused a share of his property. don Txt-Bita. The letters show a great contempt for (SUU sounding like a sea time's shores along) her native land. She wrote to her father Hla flery and tor ever living song." from Florence in 1629 as follows: All sounds are here-tho viol's ponderous |xfn. James Whitcomb Hi ley, tbe Hooaier poet. "A parent cannot make n wilk purse ot a The jiattur of tbemilllou footed rain. sow’s ev, and you found that, you could Through reed and roaring brass her breath la Is now living quietly at Indianapolis, de­ blown; voting only n small portion of his time to not make a sow’s ear of a silk purse. It Tho organ's monster music la her own. literary pursuits. He fa a sufferer from was impossible to bend my talents and Bri-.-ht’a disease, and hfa condition fa such my ambition to the obscure destiny of a Along Beethoven's sea of soul did ride • as to give hfa friends considerable uneaaiBaltimore housekeeper, and It was absurd Her splendid waves of passion and of pride. to attempt it after 1 bad married lhe ’ She brought forth Dante's hell deep, heaven ncoa. Ho fa n most erratic writer, and high rhyme many of the moat charming poems from brother of an emperor. I had not the hfa pen have been dashed off under tbe in­ meanness of spirit to descend from such To cheer her as aho lonesome swept sublime. . —Howard Holl in Harper's Weekly. spiration of1 tbe moment. It fa said that elevation to the deplorable condition of oue of hfa later productions, that appeared being the wife ot an American. Sportsmen Never Oat Ill. in The Century, waa originally written "I often tried to reason myself into the As a rule n sportsman may take great upon u cuff in a crowded railway train — courage necessary to commit suicide when ' I contemplated a long life to be passed in liberties with himself without being much Chicago Mail. a trading town, where everything was dis­ tbe worse. No man was ever harmed by gusting to my tastes, and where every­ wet feet on a moor, though if he comes A K-TWU fMl In metal working wu thing contrasted so strongly with my home and contemplates them for an houx comnliahed nt the Superior Mill, Alle­ over a gunroom fire he may.be reminded gheny. Pa., by rolling a atrip of steel tor a wishes. “I never could have degraded myself by ot the indiscretion. A deci stalker has tc spring C inches wide, K i»ch thick and S10 marriage with people who. after 1 had put up with o-reat exposure aud temporary feet long. This work was successfully per­ discomfort, but he is rarely tbe worse fox formed, and tbe spring properly tempered, married a prince, became my inferiors. "The Americans themselves had sense it. He may have to run at the top of hfa at the first effort. The order had previous­ and good taste enough to feel that I hail speed for two or three miles along a rough ly been tendered to all tbe large English risen above them, and have always treated hillside to cutpff a stag he bus wounded or “m VonU“nU1?*k> of Kumpe, none of me with the respect and deference due to a started, or in some way made a mistake which would undertake to do it. with, und he arrives at his poet as hot as a “When I flrat beard that my son could condescend to marry any one iu Baltimore “I repeat that I would have starved, died, rather than marry any one in Balti­ more.” Inter old age Betsy’s constant compan­ ions were a carpet bag and a red umbrella, the colorof the Napoleonic dynasty. “Bo” died in 1870. His mother survived till 1879, dying nt the age of ninety-four years, and leaving a fortune of $1,500,000 to Bo’a two sous, Jerome aud Charles J. Bonaparte. Charles J. married Miss Nellie Day, of Boston, who is a granddaughter of Mr. James C. Dunn, a merchant of Boston.— Philadelphia Frees. One man has been discovered who thinks that his doctor'e bill is too small. He could not believe his eyes when be opened w that it was only one-fifth uf The deer are not in sight, and have to be waited for in the best position for tbe shot, not for the comfort of tbe shooter. The placets high up—2,000 feet up, pcrhnpsamong lichen and rocks and great patches of snow. It is October, and an east wind blows upon the little company of three which seems to cut into their very hearts. Finally a mow storm comes on, as it were a winding sheet. We hare spent a couple ol hours or more in such a position, teeth chattering, body shaking, fingers benumb ed. It the stag judiciously waits for an houx’ ba is probably missed. The above three phe­ nomena do not promote good rifle shooting. Very likety the stag never cornea at all. He was HtispicioUH and uneasy and preferred to lake aa unusual pass, and so disap­ pointment is added to lhe other discom­ forts. But such a wait has never made u» "No cards,” used in announcing a marnage in a newspaper means that lhe bride and bridegroom wish to maintain all »b*<r former visiting acqaaintances. The cus­ tom of sending out cards enables them to drop such acquaintances as they may not wish io retain in the altered circumstance* of their lives. North America to Europe. One cable reaches each im­ portant island of the Antilles and tbe Carib­ bean see, and to the const of Brazil An­ other cable reaches other South American P01?**-.*?4 trtole comm ot Spoilt Amrrlm b (United b, tol«r«phlc Una i^oehluo cable ‘‘porta." * The demand for Percheron horarefor ex­ port fa so great that tbe purity of the breed m seriously threatened, and a stud book has been started iu France by which the jxHligree may be preserved and the race kept txp to the standard. The Twee Lie th century begins on Jan. 1 Wl; tbe Fim century did not end with tbe year 90, but»1th the year 100; the Second yctr WOL NO NEED TO WAIT Now is your time to buy your supply of SUMMER CLOTHING We have magnificient values in men's suits, all wool, stylish, elegant and durable. xCheviot, cassimere. worsted, etc. An unlimited assortment in SACKS and Cl'TA" A10 of every color and shade. It Costs You Nothing To see our stock of clothing, hats, caps and furnishing goods, and we beleive we can satisfy you in goods and prices. R. MUDGE & SON. HASTINGS, MICH. Do you want to buy any furniture: a nice uarpet. thing in the line of diaperies, rugs or tni this season i I LINOLEUM What is it? It is a floor cover made of cork, fall ■ store and examine it, ns it is much superior w or any other floor cover at its value. , ” We are receiving the newest and latest designs- Jhiis the most desirable novelties in all of our line.. . the store a visit and be pleased. Yours truly, ARCHIE McCOl � https://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/418/HastingsBanner_1891-07-16.pdf 690196ca5367ba80fdbfe912bb3e517a PDF Text Text | Largest Circulation \. of any paper in the ! County. Hastings Banner. VOL. XXXVI. NO. 11. HASTINGS, MICH., JULY 16, 1891. Hastings Banner. Published Ttiaradays by COOK BIROS., ■ho are compelled to draw the purse strings tinht in the cause of economy, will never know how ‘ - it is to your interests to make your por- _ _______ HASTINGS. SICH. COUNTY NEWS. TOWER h»22L.BtTOn’ °f ““Mlertlle, sold four hhJT Yt”L that netted him a cool <1:000. Then* don’t appear to be any files on the Professor In this July wcainer. The Middleville Sun tells of a farmer down that way whodrove tn thi* city with his wool, and got so exhausted that he rode, home In the wagon box while his wife drove the team. Some people find it very tedious business to journey to and from Hie country seat ;i you have visited Hudson’s store and found all about the |<rand quantities and startling •» which prevail during tbe month of June. Frcci'orteni are talking track. Men’s Suits—Stern, Block Jt Co. sold us 18b m .er aud Silk mixed suits last Friday. The reg­ $1+ : । wholesale price is $11, and they retail at $14 $! '. Take tho^e this week at $10. Tomakeit 1,, -i.lv attractive in our Men’s Suit Department we Fire 2_! Sale-----suits to L close put all the resilhie -----of- our — TL1L „ — All wool smts suite gtiarangnarantlit-ii- out at Tea Dollars. AU ;p, ■■ worth reg ilnrly $15 to $1C>. for $10 this week. Men's Pants The Unexcelled Pant Company askto dose their light-weight trousers. They ulways w lolesaled them at $2, $2.50, $2.87 We made a pat cash offer of $1.50. We 11. jin - -oh. what a lot’—three, four, five of a lot. terns lifty kind.choice this ____of aTake ....... ... pants f___ for $1.88. . Ponder over this, ;ili wool made trousers worth $3, many worth $4, at :hty-eigntz Don't wait until the best patre picked out. - Suits- (The residue of the Malcomson stock. Dev are iii bankruptcy: what of it? Were ? not the hist manufacturers of boys’ clothing ; A!nerit•a., (t’ertainly. They came to grief; wc hmiL'ht the stoik. about a rare One of Simon Heist’s horses ran away at Middleville the other dity, nnd now the salvation army barracks are less a few, window?. No one hurt. A bold cow dlsputisl the right of way with the engine on the Ixiwell A Hastings railroad the other day Just north of Freeport. The engine was somewhat damaged and the cow was a corpse. Lnwnrance Faul, of Woodbind, had a 22 calibre pistol. The other day he thought he would try a Flobcrt rifle cartridge in the pistol. He inserted the cartridge, and then blew Into Hie pistol to nee If it was air tight, in some way, while doing this his band pressed against the trigger, and tlie bullet was imbedfled in the roots of his tongue. Dr. Baughman prooed for It, and found it had lodged In the llesliy |>art of hi* throat, where It would do no particular harm. Lawrence, however, ddes not lind any akiusetuent in Jhe business. Will VanNostrund, living four miles south of Woodland, was arrested Monday on a warrant swofn nut by Win. Farley charging VunNostrand with attempted assult upon Farley’s 10 year Old daughter. VanNpstrand, who Is ny: ixitwl for b|s I abunqance of knowledge now languishes ; In the county jail al Hastings.—Wix*dlaud With favorable weather a bountiful bay crop has been secured in prim,! order and much of It without a drop of rain upon it while In process of fitting for the bare or stack. Wheat is nearly cut and some of it al­ ready secured. Several farmers have finished, drawing their entire crop lost week. Should the weather continue favorable the entire crop In this locality will undoubtedly lx* secured during this week in fine condition. ‘ L. Shean. of Kansas, arrived in town Thursday for a few weeks visit with her old schoolmates and in honor of her arrival some 20 of her chums met at M. M. Rock­ well’s that evening to pav their respects. Rev. Jenny arose early on the morning of the 4th and asked his wife to prepare an early breakfast as he wanted to go away to attend some business, which request was readily granted, after which he kissed his wife saying, "Take good care of yourself and children.’’ Thursday night last- of­ fice™ visited his late home informing his u-tlmable that tbe Rev. Jenny was wanted to answer a complaint of too much marry­ ing, he having married a young lady of 22 years of age at Leslie on the evening of the 4th of July. She has the sympathy of many who knew her best Myron Pennock and wife, of Battle Creek, came here last week to attend to his harvesting. She is visiting* relatives during the time required to secure his crop wheat. Alvah Pennock had n narrow escape from what might have been a serious ac­ cident one day last week. While riding down a steep grade in his wheat field on his binder. Some bolt or fastening gave away pitching him forward, letting the tongue drop down, the reel striking his spirited team frightening them to a run, drawing one of Ids limbs in the elevators. Fortunately the team was stopped before going far when he was helped out of his IHTilous position without serious Injury. J. IL Brown, of Plainwell, ‘spent most of last week here cutting his wheat. Vera Cortrlght U visiting friends am! relatives In Middleville and Caledonia. • The venerable Ahaz officiated iu carry­ ing the I-. S. mail last week while the son, Frank Moon, was harvesting bis wheat crop. E. F. Manley, and wife, of Kalamnz.oo. are sojourning on their farm during the busy season looking after the farm products etc. . Geo. Black lias left the employ of Forepaugb's show aud returned to this place. The best Adz ing medium tn ry County. WHOLE NO. 11 Delated Letter. Rev. B. R. Jones, of Chicago. Bpent sev­ eral days last week visiting his mother. Arthur Kenyon and family, of Orange­ ville were on our streets last Saturday. Mm. John Yarger, of Freeport, attended the S. D. Adventist church the 4th. W. W. Blakeslee and wife entertained about SO friends, mostly relatives, Satur­ day and Sunday. The bail stonu the past week did. at tbe lowest estimation. 8500 damage to crops on John Shaibley's farm. He had the finest field of corn lu Carlton and It was completely ruined. Muy Tinkler, of Hastings, is visiting her cousin, Fannie Carpenter. Mr. Hartman and wife are visiting in Indiana at this writing. J. L. Crawley and Charley WelperL of your city, were on our streets last Thurs­ day. .. Clara- Sumner Is visiting at Mrs. Blakeslee's. Mrs. A. Stilwell, of Grand Rapins. is visiting her daughter, Mrs. F. B. Fleming, this week. We are glad of tbe present mall ar­ rangements and hope hereafter to get our mall on time. Jimmy Jones, of Battle Creek, is visiting friends in Carlton this week. The fanners are rejolcii g over the splen­ did rain we have had. The wheat crop in these parts Is very promising, a id farmers an. busy securing the same. Frank Falk is away on a pleasure trip. Bert Jewell and Laura Grover were married last week. Lynda Cooper has been visiting friends and relatives in this place. I.ee Bras, have a new mower. Frank i’atchen has a new road wagon. John Cadart, of Chicago, has been visit­ ing his parents at this place. Meeting every Sunday at the Congrega­ tional church at half past ten o’clock. Sueial*at Mrs. L. A. Hyde’s one week from Friday afternoon. Soon we will hear tbe sound of tbe threshing machine in this place. Some of the fanners are complaining of their wheat being lodged in such a manner ’ that they can only half cut it with their binders. There was no meeting at either chureh Sunday evening, but there is no doubt but what there were meetings at private ^houses, and-only two that met. A young man of brilliant social qnalitie* weutout to dine with come recently ac­ quired friends one Sunday, asxl, proceeding to make himself agreeable, this fa bow he .got on: Taking a slice of bread, he re­ marked ns he broke it, “I don't know how many time® Billy has spoken to me In praise of his mother’s bread, and I am morn than glad to be able to test it today—this is fine, Mrs.----- " “Well, the fact Is, Mr. ----- , while I always mean to make my own bread, I actually exhausted my sup­ ply before I knew it yesterday, and so this was bought at the bakery.” With some confusion the social man expressed his re­ gret that he hadn't the pleasure, and to forth, and managed to keep bis dignity until tbe last vestige of bit sauce wa* disappearing and bis hostess offered to help him to some more. He inquired cautiously, “I* this some of your make Mrs.----- 1” He wanted to get under the table when the lady replied with evident reluctance that it was not. His re­ marks were rather forced after this, and be got on only passably well until dessert wa* served, when bis heart rose a* be thought ho saw a chance to redeem himself. A de­ licious looking charlotte russe was brought on. He improved hl* opportunity by say­ ing, “1 bare been introduced to this same dish before, Mrs. ----- ‘’Indeed,” said she, not a little surprised. “Ye*, you know mother was here yester­ day, and shesnid you were making a char­ lotte russc for which you gave her tbe recipe. So you see this pudding and I have met before. If it’is half as nice a* it looks, Mr*.----- , it must"— “I am sorry to say this is not the same one I was making yes­ terday. We ate that one last night for tea aud this one I bought. It is fully as nice ns mine, though.” The young man of so­ cial brilliancy had faded and could not be revived.—Springfield Homestead. ' NMbvUle. The atorrtl Monday afternoon broke off ' several nice shade trees. Eight or ten couple from here were at S-.- worth SI.75; 51.29 (worth 82; §1.75 worth 32.50: Thornapple lake last Friday. lUnfleh!. . njl thmrar.d* of gfi.SO to iSS suits, worth 35 to flS. Mrs. S. D. Barber and daughter Emma Why and how I* the beer *o peculiarly Ed Trey and family are, nowv stopping at have been vislt.ng at Olivet. unlike any oilier of thf borine race—the Dr. CbandhT?. V Standard KegnlgtioirBall and Bat this Mrs. Dr. Young was at Grand Rapids born differing so materially from all the There is some strong talk now about last week Thursday evening to attend Dr. away with every boys’ suit worth $2 horned cattle in it* 6Jtnposition, growth, starting a butcher shon here. Talmage’s lecture. Trade I* quite brisk here by the way of muturity and decline? It presents all the Mrs. Wager. Jr., of Ionia, is visiting phenomena of animal nnd vegetable Miln. fruit cans. Mrs. L. W. Felghner. growth. It sprouts from the brain with­ The Indian doctor and wife will comFine batvest weather. Misses Minnie Furniss and Edith Flem­ out any prolongation of the frontal bone. iiicuee dealing out medicine to the suffer­ The bulk of a fine crop of wheat In ing spent Sunday in East Castleton. It rise* and breaks through the sinew* and er. in this place this week mid also will quality and average nt this writing Is se­ L. C. Felghner and wife, pf Woodland, takes root on the l»nc, screwing Lbe same give a free entertainment every evining cured in barn or stack. spent Sunday with relatives and friends as a vegetable. It is nourished by and se­ ' Our popular thresher. Chas. E. Store, aud every body is invited. cretes albumen upon the surface, qud dis­ There I* quite a number of soldiers starts out this week with his new engine, Miss Daisy Wellman is visiting at Her poses of the fibrine the same as an nnimaL around here who will attend the national separator and straw stacker. uncle's In Union City. It I* clothed with n skin nnd hairy coat Much wheat Is contracted for July and encampment at Detrcdt with their wives. Mias W. Allen, of Greenville, is the very different from that on the rest of tbe luist Sunday the Baltimon' Idiureb held August delivery. guest of Miss Hortense Osmun. body. This covering nnd liair pottseas a I think it bad policy for farmers to rush a concert and quite a number i>I the BanM. B. Brooks and wife are out on their ,property unknown in other animal bodies their wheat into market so early and glut farm near Bellevu*. flvldiU-s attended. —that of being a ctynic to blanch its own The w heat crop is being gathered here the market when a few months later Is Miss Esther lx>rd, of Sand 1-ake. is vis­ blood when wounded. It carries mark* of at a rapid rate. Some prides are very certain to give thorn them better prices. iting Miss Della Comfort. the age on tbe buck by putting out an ex­ An old gentleman by the name of Coffin, good. Nelron Crapo is again working for A. C. tra branch each year, which show* an ad­ Oat- nnd corn are looking very promis­ making his home with the Hon. George Buxton. ditional power each year to produce them; Thomas at Gull lake, was standing on n ing around here. Six of our old maid* were ut Thornnp- and this power doe* not exist in the female; Fruits of all kinds are very plentiful ex­ step ladder picking cbenles last Saturday pie lake Monday afternoon, and it b> said so this difference is more distinctly marked alrout hl o’clock a. m. he fell from the that they walked down to Morgan from than in any other clans of animal*. Again, cept apple*. ,J same and received Injuries from which he the Cole house, and found all the deep the horn po*sest«» properties unknown In dietl nt 4 o’clock p. m. places In the brook from the railroad any other animal matter. It t» entirely' Mrs. Henry Pennell is slowly recovering bridge to the lake. We had a hard shower Monday night. inodorous, capable of resisting putrefaction • Most of the wheat lu this soclion bad­ from the measles. Mbs Ora Smith is visitli’g ut Battle anil almost Impervious to the effect* of tbs Our people do all their Sundaylng at Creek. atmosphere. ly down. ’ And still, water at 800 dega Fahrenheit Mr. and Mrs. Wesley and child spent F. F. Hilbert ffitoccts to go to Petoskey home in the quiet of their household and do not care to entertain Sunday visitors. will dissolve these horn* readily, even Sunday with Miss Etta Wolcott. j on want to buy any furniture; a mco carpet: any on a vacation soon. The Garrett brothers had 95 acres of Mrs. C. W. Evert* hrs returned from her though they arc uot soluble in alcohol and meeting on Monday night jxisscd tiling in the line of diaperies, rugs or the like, off.school pleasantly. - About 2o jods of side­ heavy wheat mi the Mrs. B. W. Johnson visit to Marshall. Battle Creek. I’ottervtlle resist the action of acid* and alkali*. Lt la tbe only vegito animal substanco that wa this season! walk was voted aud it was voted to drive farm'which they are rushing to stack ami and Charlotte. , know of that doe* not perpetuate itself by a well on the school ground. The barn on time. Deltuu. •Homer Flower’s children are down with procreation. scholars and teachers will appreciate a We await the avalan?he that follows the The male nnd tbe female are sustained well and walk as they havellHn compelled the measles. ...... Judge Alfred G. Otis, of Atchison, calm! by the same nutrition and element*, and to walk in the mud and carry water from J. F. Williams, Win. Chase, F. J. Nor­ the tmighlstrs’ wells lor a, long time. Kansas. has been calling upon old fnendk wood. M. IL Gwin. SB Skillmiin and E. the male only produce* born* This phe­ nomenon 1* quite a* much of a curiosity as George IL Barden was reelected truster- and neighbors around here. Shedd took in the races at Kalamazoo List the absence of the horn in tbe buck after The job of. getting wood was det to IasvI week. shedding.—St. Izmis Republic. ► Clate Harrington started for i’closkey Holmes. ’ ■ , ,, What it? If is a fioor cover made of cork. Call at my Ambrose Cooper goes to .Sunfield next Mr. Prine. gentle reader, not Mr. 1’rltu. Monday for n two months sojourn. Wheat hancat Is moving on with a will week to build a house for Mr. iDowns. • a and examine it. as it is much superior to carpet Most of our fanners have secured a good and if the good weather continues the Bradley Thompson has the addition to We have infinitely more sympathy for hl# l»tcl enclosed, which gives It * metro­ Nor any Other fioor cover at its value. crop of huy and have commenced cutting crop will nearly all be gathered this week. politan air, nnd is an ornament to the vll- the man in the pillory than for the rabble that pelt him. Tbe one mny have pro-, Cherries selling at one dollar per bushdl ■ lage. • "^F Hilbert. C. S. Palmerton. J. Mvokedour dhdike, but tbe other provoke* good supply and demaniL I>argc number of camper# infest Crooked our loathing. Tbe actual wrong that tha Wc are receiving the newest and latest designs- also some of Smlth.‘ninun Walts and C. C. Dean went In Hiram Coleman and liW* hay makers and Wall lakes. plagiarist has committed is nothing com­ l rather broke the record on Saturday the > most desirable novelties in all of our lines, lay to Hastings on Tuesday. ' The farmers who sold their wheat on pared to the injustice and inequality of his We would advise the killing of ’Old «h by piling up ta l.rse b«Ul ground for 90 cents are shaking hand# punishment. He has borrowed, nnd failed the store a visit and be pleased. .lack11. C. ■! lb. sock lr.uk Hollon Dads” coon for as a weather prophet he is with themselves, as buyers are offering but to acknowledge tbe debt; he cannot really .1 the oilier .red ut lire moving lore-. eight-five cent* for July and August dellvYours truly, . be said to hn ve stolen, except in tbeextreme " There is a gkanHc effort being made to lUnllelil wilt ban. Io w.llltl gnother ,wr. awe of his altering and marring tbe ideas get a saloon In our village. We under­ Bishop Bros., carpenter#, are employing | that be borrowed, and that case is of rars Obituary. stand that two good bondsmen-have at , a large force of help, being unable to do occurrence. If he borrows and improves, Adam Sponsble, an old resident of’ the work contracted alone. least l*cn secured. While we. have no use ' — we have Milton as an authority for saying Hastings township, died of heart disease5 F. C. Brooks and family have returned that he hits not plagiarized at nlh fo! a saloon we hope if we to have one It will be conducted in as re­ at hla late residence Ju,An,J’. < from a peek's sojourn at Gun Jnke. Hardly a single case occurs to us of com­ lie was born ooru beptembefJSOth. (-------- -l»is,^t» A A severe rain mln nnd and wind wind ‘‘storm passed plaint from the original ownerof the idea*. spectable a manner as possible . He Give the ••devir his dur. he saw him Montgomery Co., N. Y., anti came to Ohio oter linil locality Monday night, doing There was tbe story of John Dennis, who carrying wood up four flights tif Mahrs and at the age of nine years mid lived there 1TIUch (bimage to hny and wheal stacks and found that the management of his theater think hr is deserving of muchjcredif. until he moved to Michlgaii in had substituted “Macbeth’’ for hi* own wheat in shock. A large numla*of subscriptions to the He was a faithful urmber of the F. J. Norwood bought and • shipped 54 play, but bail retained tbe use of the stage Baxnei'- expired on July 1. A»itlsnowthc Methodist Protestant chureh nnd also an busllels of cherries one day Inst week, thunder which he had been at such pains best and cbeapeM paper in ourcountyand Odd Fellow in good »tandlt|g. to Invent. “See how the rascals use me!” i’rict: 50 toT5 cents per bushel. He was an honest, upright man .but Prosecutor Lowden was seen upon our he cried. “They will not let my play run the only one wholly printed in our count) and yet they steal my thunder.” But that we think people should be prompt In re­ during the last few years af his life had streets <me day last week. . withdrawn from active business "J d newing subscription. Anyone desiring; to H. E. Jeune, of Hickory Comer.", at one could uot fairly be called a case of plagiar­ renew their subscription can do so at the time of Ids death was being cared for In time a minister of this place, wa* married ism, for there can lie but little doubt that last Saturday to a young lady of Ixjslle. the thunder was improved by being mmlife old home by bls oldest daughter, office of Palmerton A bmlth. I with whom he had lived for Hie past five Mich, it soon became known that he had ciated with the play of “Macbeth” instead * wife and two children Iwldiug prior claim upon him. AuHioritles went in tutor. Bn. John lU.osh relumed Irom Ohio The Largest Htwk to Stttct From. puriulL but at present writing have not And greet,cars will run as The Lowest Tjricos to Fka* Kconomu Fl&*ltou»l> ulte ’ireol the Sabbath School opens again with(MIm Joslin as found the dying bigamist. He leaves ids Somc alarming statistics have been col­ family in destitute circumstance*, although usual, starting from the main cal Buyers. > teacher. 1(lent happened to a two It would seem that ev^ry oue knew long lected in Manchester, England, which part of the city and running And the But Obtainable Quality Of ”17e “d .>( Mr. Sorun. 11 Ml Mo ago how matters would terminate nnd all ahow to what an extent the public health Brvffs. Hid Chimvals.ttc .togeffier an tier* from the Impurity of air in citie*. np Mii'li. Ake. directly to and a barrel part full of water and wa* "told us so," still there were one or two It was found that the deaths from rmpirwwith Prompt Attcnthm to the WeaiU alway stopping at the "”d Ward l» b»U«r « “■'{"''“"J' .. drowued. Funeral at the Altaft school very much surprised at so degraded a tor- -­ minus of nn otherwise so honorable *ud in- A»ry of our Customers, trill meet the some " Dr II F Peckham and family bundayed "T X «>1M. rd.r.M.ntdioc.U telligent a man. appreciation from the general pitblw a foggy week In December 900. ol**nwtion* were made at various point* of the here. A good opening for one. that has rtwardtd the Peoples Drug u ilh W S. Bonck «nd wlte. »t * Tbe Ob to. nol enUrely Mrs. A. C. Wait visited at Cedar Creek Fine weather we have been having Hie city and tbe quantity of sulphuric and car­ .luliui Abbott Is mil rnnnids hl» »»m> Store with success. bon waswtimnted. This quantity wnoli''mL’g!»*er. or C.-d.r Creek. I» .past few days. , H^dvuartm fir SUfi “yL^dUlAd. t—4 lo.n«»Some of the farmers have not got through tnined by ascertaining the amount earned haying, while others have got their wheat down by the snow by collycting deposit* ft’smith l" home tmm OF ffdtiuu Ur. fir' HwMvwn SuppUr’on the roofs of greenhouse*, and by roua<l,VeTl« Culler ',lth ““ where he 1»« been whins n eoune In the L. B. Carpenter sold n horse to Mrs. ining tbe incnistatiou on the leavea of out-, HraOguartrr.fir Bolanlr VrU'D“'^W^rer. «tB.me Creek. U tto lnndi.es. college, . . Harriett Carpenter last week. Consldera- door plants. It was found that during throe dayse< Win cli»e li«» elo«d hl. «r»t Hra.Up.artrr.fir Potrnt tioaUBO. _ fog an amount equal to GOO weight of sul­ «l.«.l «nd h.. n»de > "“•“'S' ““X K^uutrr. fur BooU. Station, There was a surprise <M) Mrs. C. L. »«o- Beeler end Welle here built > oeller Smith last Thursday evening, and all had phuric acid wo* carried down by tbe anew in one pnrt of tbe city, and farther *wgy and WallPaprr. ... “j"5BK|tao^dtoine. spent Snnd., well Tor G. Burnr'e houre. - a good time. from the center, near Owens college, the Ler b5 • dliue or e nickel (or the S. s "here may always lie seen AtmUfor Hwophr^-r Boma^ih We bad quite a shower of rain Monday uwee-rt which I. won to come od Mre_ night. which put a stop to tbe fannera some of the finest carriages L. To.rawnd ride, e new MeConnlce jutting wheat for a day or two. alioutaX) weight. One of Wr kw .r^yMnn and road wagons in the city. Will Vester returned from Kalanxi Sun­ _____________ found tn a firin’* >‘ms “«d too* WBUrete s«e«t Is nurklnx for Mm S- “__ uVl'Boice eod_««» here relumed to day night, after a weeks visit icir home in MvRrtc!?. b£%i! spnm Wm. F. Ballon has n new harvester, store. I Mr*. Austin I* on the tick ML having pu pure hued It of IL B. Richards, of for heating purpose* In I Mm. Iloreeo Joblwon will tare Ite Mlle | York Commercial Afl v blerek; d« Offlc* at Residence on Michigan Ave. I society July Sfi. tbe sUrt ot Mtn « Otten M II did. HUDSON’S GRA/ND RAPIDS. LINOLEUM ARCHIE McCOI Stat Car Strike DECLARED OFF ■II'! ■ STOBIk Still at tbe Front And Will Remain So. Carnage MRrns Jesse Townsend, JESSE TOWNSEND HASTINGS. MICH. i-Jlimi’S ■ STOBJ-: �MO f IIS ANO THE BROADWAY LAMP. ’WKS from But &. Whmis workEr Was ReverdonF* LAUS came taller ken, Airflow Wore N.K.FAIRBANK&CO. ^MTACtAUSSo^ Chiaiso. CASTORIA for Infants and Children -OaaSrata is so wen adapted to children that DI Bo. Oxford BL. Brooklyn. N. T. WttEoui'lajuriotti medication. rrwr WA TERPROOF COLLAR or CUFF THAT CAN BE RELIED ON BE UP TO THE MARK ruot to spirt! Mot to Discolor! BEARS THlfe MARK. TRADE ELLULOID . mark NEEDS NO LAUNDERING. CAN BE WIPED CLEAN IN A MOMENT. THE ONLY LINEN-LINED WATERPROOF COLLAR IN THE MARKET. r YOU WISH Advertise Anything Anywhere Any time WRITE TO Geo. P. Rowell & No. 10 Spruce Street, NEW YORK. CHANCERY BALE. Children Cry for Pitcher’* Castoria. that I shall tell aJ M Barry tt* foi’owtug dewnbed UONXO E. KKNASTOX. Circuit Court C«nmls*fc»n»T. _____ harry County, Mich. BMtTH & COLOBOVB, flsUelk** for CompUtoaat. GILLASPIE, SHILOH S CONSUMPTION CURE. The success of this Great Couch Cure is without a parallel m tbe history of medicine. All druggists are anthorited to sell it on a pos­ itive guarantee, a test that no other cure can scccesu'ully stand. That tt may become known, “I nm waiting for u bunco sharp who ought to have got into town yesterday or the day before from New Orleans,” said a detective from police headquarters, who stood in a doorway on Broadway, near Twenty-sixth street “He has been out of town for Dearly two years, but he bad to skip New Orleans on account of a heavy job ho put up on a farmer down there. We’ve got to get Mm and send him tautk. I never raw him with whiskers, but I’m told he wore ’em when be started north. You see 1 miatted him at tbe depot. He didn't come in on the exprera. Probably got off at the last stop and came in on a local. I think he’ll be along here some time today. "That’s a peculiarity of tbe crook In tbla city. He adores Now York to an extent that leads him into taking all sorts of risks, aud be simply can't stay away from this strip of land right along here on Broad­ way. Now, there are certain dlws all through this locality whore crook* are in the habit of congregating, but when one of them is wanted he will avoid throe place*, knowing that they are the firtit Mpote ex­ amined by the jiolice. They lire like oat riche*, however, that stick their head* into the sand about Broadway and conic out here in the boldest way, thinking them­ selves lost in the crowd. "I was on a burglary case a few mouths ago, and was looking for a man who was good for fifteen years when I once got the iron on him. Well, I did the down town and up town resort* for week*, and never set eye* <ui the chap. I went into dens where anywhere from ten to twenty jail birds would be, but my man never showed his nose. “I wim beginning to get tired, when one day I thought I would walk up Broadway. 1 was going by the St. James hotel when 1 raw n quiet looking', well dreraod man with gray mu*tacbu and beard standing on the steps. His high bridged nose and small eyes were familiar. I made as though I was going to enter the hotel, and gut close enough to look at his right cheek. There wa* the mark 1 was looking for—a long scar just under the beard where it grew thin on the cheek. "1 took my man without any more ado, and he raid when we were on the way to beadquarter* that Broadway had always got him into trouble. It really i* the most fascinating Mrect in tbe world, you know, and I don’t blame the boys for sticking to it. even If it does play them false. Hello! There’s Mr. Bunko. I’ll have to be ex- and on Broadway the first day.” The detccftve stepperl from the doorway, walked up behind k young man with a sandy beard, and touching him on tbe shoulder slipped a pair of handcuff* on him, and before a crowd could gather had him on a horse car lerund for jKilice head­ quartets.—New York Sun. The Task* of an Elephant. “Tbe tusks of an elephant are the upper incisors of tbe breast. Tticy are not in­ tended for chewing, however, but for defamie. You find all through creation the most astonishing adaptation of the teeth to necessity. You are ■familiar, of course, with the mighty ivory lance of the nar­ whal, tenor twelve feet in length and strong and sharp enough to lie driven through the Ride of a ship. That lance is simply the left upper incisor of the mammal. Once in a whilu 1^'a freak lioth of the upper in­ cisors will be (lerclopctl in the narwhal so that it is equipped with two spears in-tcad of one. The tooth in this case is designed for a weapon in fighting. The female has no lance. Look at the sawfish. The entire length of It* raw, which is a prolongation of the nasal proces*. Ls fringed with teeth. Again you have a weapon merely, the manner of the creature being to strike right and left for the purpose of wounding its prey. In imonmal*, however, the teeth are restrict­ ed to tbe jawbones. Lixards and nnakes have them on the lames of the palate as well. True bony teeth are peculiar to ani­ mal* which have backbones. Tbe most elaborate dental apparatus known belongs to the sea hrehin, whose taws art composed of forty pieci's, moved by forty separate muscle*. Snails have a sort of ribbon with which they rasp theh food as with a (lie. Anteaters, though they are mammals, have no teeth st all; but they get there just the same, haring no need to chew their prey. The whale bone whale is another mammal that ha* no teeth. It* practice lx*ing to swallow it* food whole.—Interview in Washington Star. A correspondent asks: “What la meant by going to Canosaai" The raying refers to tbe humiliating pil­ grimage made by the Emperor Henry IV to Italy in the year 1077. Henry had ob­ jected to the claims advanced by Gregory Hildebrand, aud, refusing to submit, was excommunicated by that pontiff. Tbe em­ peror nt first laughed at tbe sentence, but took a more serious view when he found himaelf deserted even by his personal at­ tendant*, and resolved on a journey to Italy to make bls peace with tbe pope. The lat­ ter was then at the Castle of Canoaaa, a fortress of the Countess Mathilda, and sit­ uated in the mountains of Modena. Thither tbe emperor hastened, but the pope refused to see him save under tbe moat degrading conditions. Tbe desperate situation of Henry com­ pelled him to submit, and for three days nnd nights, barefooted and bareheaded, clad only !n a hair shirt, the raiment of a penitent, he waited at tbe gate. At the end of this fearful penance, which was un­ dergone in tbe month of January, be was admitted to the papal presence, was ab­ solved and received hia dominions as a gift from the pope. The expression has ever since been current as indicative of ab­ ject submission on any terms imposed by the conqueror.—St. Louis Globe-Democrat. Tha fir* step in tbe development of the stove was an open hearth. In some nations it haa never advanced beyond that stage. Tha Esquimau to thh day, and tbe Indian, too, for tbe matter of that, beat their dwellings by building a fire in the center of tbe room or but, and permitting tbe amoks to escape through a hole in tbe roof. Tbe consideration of light require* that thia hole should be large enough to give At the same time tbe inmate* cf the dwell­ ing will have the same trouble that tor­ mented tbe lite of Kit Carson’* piouee-. If he hare fire enough to warm him he will ban; if be hare not enough it will do A lull in tbe conversation gave tbo man from Kentucky his opportunity. Talk­ ing about the law'* detay, ho began, knocking the ashes from bis cigar, which had gone out while tbe colonel was telUng one of his Indian stories, "we’ve got* judge down in Louisville who won't lot the lawyers fool with him. Not long ago ■ young attorney wo* out with the tatf* pretty much tbe whole of the night pre­ vious to the day set for the trial of one of bi* clients. The accused man was a negro known n* ’Black Satan,’ who w*a charged with burglary and larceny. «hen tbo lawyer was awakened at» o’clock, an hour before court opened, be felt little like try­ ing a case, but be managed to dress and appear in court. “The judge called tbe case of the negro, and the lawyer made every effort to get an adjournment. He wa* not ready for tnal, but as he had no valid excuse, the judge insisted t hat ’Black Satan’ I* arraigned at once. “Thon the lawyer played hia trump card. He peremptorily challenged twenty of the venire of jurymen, thus leaving only four of them. He had a legal right to do this, but tbe judge naturally was considerably put out. His honor, however, held tbe right bower. •”1 direct tbe sheriff to have a venire of fifty juror* here at 8 o'clock tonight,’ he said; ’we will try this case then.’ “•But, your honor’—pleaded the lawyer. " ’That's enough,' wns tbe answer. The case was tried that night, but the negro was not half defended. Hi* lawyer’s nerves were all shattered by tbe loss of sleep, and at 9:80 o'clock the case was in tbe jury’s hand*. The lawyer was awakened from bi* sleep in hi* chair at midnight to be told I that his client had been convicted of one charge. The jury disagreed on the otta-r. Since that time that judge ha* not been troubled much by lawyers who neglect their client's hi tercet*.”—New York Trib-1 Be Sure ABoUrabu!r.wboeeexin>ploU ««lhj imiullra. ten. bra eipertenra below. - lu one etore where 1 went to buy Bowl’e SurrapeHlU tbe clerk tried to Induce me buy Uwlr ran burned o« nootff, be told me Ibelrt would LulkmriritoU I mhtbt ukeU <«. ton To Cet <hm’ trial j that If I dhl *1 Med not nay anything, etc. But ho could nut prevail im mo to etamge. I told Mm I had taken Hand * Sarsaparilla, knew what It was, was satisfied w»h it, aud did Dot want any other. When I began taking Hood's fiampaxllla I was feeling real miserable with dyapepria, end so weak that at times I could Lardiy Hood’s. stand. I looked Ute ai person in consump­ tion. Hood’s Sarsaparilla did ma so much good that I wonder at myself sometimes. Sarsaparilla IOO Doses One Dollar — i, ’ omra In bote, ,[ U A- AC.‘‘ll. BAliuiik ---------■A. Phyelcton. end biiritrtn, C.U. In city or eounty u promptnres, day ot night. *,lh ^yiLLlAM 0. LOWDEV ~ Office over Jullu* Buwd|’gW?i^. , street, HmU^s, Mich. QTUMCT, KNAI’PEN a v. la vfT' O Attorney* at |.w Over HasUues Nath.cjj Associate offices.at Gt^SndvMfr’ A. SHELDON. . Abstract and Real K<tale Abatracl Block, iitailuv. *’ Money to loan on Heal Estate i<-,i sold on o->ininlsslbn. GetwraJ rou ^.7^We • tlavinr a complete «et of Abstract K^>V^r nf' Pi>ed£om the Beeord. era * t^cU-___________ C. F. BROOKjClerk, r. D1UKE, M. D„ j--------- - P Office over Holloway's drug Mute Offiee hours frota 2 to 4 p. m. t riet-hoae n. T *. B. OILLASI-IE, Notary ' A* and U. S. Claim Agent, will prosecute all kind* of claim* MurDepartments of the 1 ntortor office. c*u «■ i -„ M. FOWLER.D.l>. 5* g Ufflee hours S * tn. to 5 ;>. r (1 W. LOWRY. M. D '»• Physician and burgeon. Makes a specialty of treating direa*-* of th. KTKaud EAM and the proven st Km U » “ g W8CTACLES aid % une. A .-•jory Ol Jinwiuirr. . Melssonier once got acquainted with a I Parisian grandee, very wealthy, very fund 1 of insdng a* an art ;*atron. but slightly i —— l«iiunouN. Ooed«rNdM..oler,bn»kr»t IngwHb lb. Kn.u.J«, .track bj.be! *2* Office antUeslden** on Broadway near Corn House,Hastings. Mich. t. flta , W CURE beauty <>f the texture ot tbe tablecloth. ’•(Joe could draw upon it,1? be remarked; nnd, suiting the action to the word, be pro­ duced a pencil and made on the smooth, snowy nap a wonderfully able sketch of a man’s beml. Tbe particular tablecloth in <1 oration never went to the wash. The • ..dr hU U. bra.. raraJb.l, I cut out of the damrak, ami hastened to frame and glaze his prize. A fair week* afterward Meisscnier again breakfasted i with hi.- patrotf, nnd found by the aide of hl* plate, at the corner of the table assigned to him, a neat little sheaf at crayon* nnd , holders, with n jxmknife, and. some India rubber. ' WUU. lb. uurau «: lb. randraion of ibt repast were enjoying their coffee and cigar- | cite*, tbe host saw with delight, "from the corner of bis eye." that Meis-ouicr was j hard at work on tiw tablecloth—this lime : •with a superb little full length of a medi I ,>■». bblbrahra. Tbe |.nj brake up, tbe ! I guests departed, and the "cconomickl 1 swell" rushed l>ack to the dining room to ' secure bi* treasure, but nla*! Use painter had for onoe shown himself as economical ‘ ’ a* hi* patron. He had mack duuwtrouidy i goixl use of hi* |>en knife, and one corner 1 i of the tablecloth was gone, Lull>cnllcr aud ■ aUJ-wNew York Commercial Advertiser. I BUSINESS CARDS. ~ Q A. SCRIBNER. M - SICK _ _ yet Carter’s UtUe Liver Pffla SM equity v*lmbl*taOaastipeti*«s.efsrfa<sodjms- S^iSX^3SSl^S^S3.‘£ gvarsadreEUtatotbeboveks. Xvea if they only pcxod ra re ragg * K— MITH A CULGKOVE. Lawyers. . (Office lu Union block. >ta.*t:rn.) rrsctire is all the courts <4 the stair. S I E. KENASTOX, A. Attorney at Law, (Over J.B. Good war & Co.’»store.) Practices tn all courts of the SUte. Coilectkai jrourptiy atteudlng to. R. TIMMERMAN, Homcrpathlc Physlcian atul Surfteen. (Officeover Lathrop'* dnic store.) P • ROBERTSON HOUSE, F. BKODEHSKH. Fraprirtar, Cor. Jefferson ami Court st*., Hastings. Mldu m t ijr it siren n i*nrei^n is r^t—Ar~1 **nw who cam try tb*ra*riU tad tbres HMto pfDsvelp* Rates, S I .OO per Day. Thia Houm* Is new: with pleasant rooms. The patronage of the public is roapectiulh *oik!h< aw. real estate and collect­ ing OFFICE OF Mb p • « Dthetamrf sonaay Uvretbat>b«reta where <**«•“»»•»«• Ortsria Lnila Over Pffls are very sassll sod L Notary Public. Hastings City Bank, I-..'. rara,» raw—w™. ——-7 usethctu. Xa vialast t$ cants; fiveforlL Bold CARTER MEDICINE CO.. New YortG SMALL PILL SMALL DOSE. SMALL PRICE Wmalland. Mn-h. .1. M. smith. Justice <>t the Peace. . Hastings. - - Mich. . CAPITAL S7 5.OOO.OC SFBPLl'N •C.OOUaK1. incorporated under the law; «f the Stitt of Three Women in a Horse Car. ' Michigan. There wa* but uue vacant nent in the' ear ’i'w.. rill ll ;u> ..hl, ur i) hiurwl l i.ly, |jW| jl I W |n|Il |Qn["|l|V> Open for businrsii !>* who was tame in one leg. and a btarft • OFFICE It.-; hatred, black eyed aud extremely pert D. G. Robinson. President looking miss of fourteen, perhaps, got in at a street corner. The men stood up. Thu old lady raw tbe vac&ut scat and moved OHIO. DI’-xrTon slowly toward it. Tbe mi**, who was just behind her, also raw the seat. She moved Dan W. Reynold*. MORTGAGE SALE. rapidly toward it. She plowed pa*t the D. G. Robinson. Default having: been made for more than old lady and captured the scut. She dropfral thirty <tajs tn payment of Interest ai d <4 one John Carvelh. into it and looked around triumphantly. hundred dollars ot principal overdne rad paya­ A sweet faced young woman, handsome­ ble <mi a tnortaage dated March IS. 1M6. tusde James H. Bartley to Sxrah 11 Au«tln. and ly dreraed nnd with big anti sympathetic by r--<ird<-<’ In tbe offiee of the Register of l»red* Interest raid • n time depc’lt' afid a fMHfil eyes, wa* plainly displeased at tbe giri> (off Ih» County o( Harry In the Mate ol Mlebl- Banking BuMDete Transacted. . pre-emption at the sear. She rose quickly K*n. March is. ts*c, in liber 17 rd mortssire*. nnd gave her scat to the lady. Then she on mgs 2ta. and br t-e raid Barali H. Austin CHANCERY OKB.EK. 'I.— t—a'*koed t® Damrf W. Koger*. t>y an asstguraid indignantly to tbe mis*, You ought tnrnt dated AugnM J*, iwc. ra-l recorded in Btate if Michigan. Filth -hidi- isl Circuit, la Chanern to be UNhan'.ed of yourself!” ’*»<> Register's office A<tyu*t ». IMS. In liber 27 ftalt twMloK In Circuit Court for th- ( junta “How much do you getreplied the pert TJSMt^WcEart m ra oi Harn. in Chancery, at Hasting* on the one, I OI»e‘ h<!r head’ for mll“Ua' n,,,nl •ta’ed May 1st. trao. and recorded In raid nwooniu. enrpnni a* . .................. •■■■ —• rraiu-..busineasy* —>----- M.’ recutter's other folks' . _ office „,, , May ,, luh. neo. in liber » of and testament <4 John K CTwhln <i<x- aRd. Before th- young woman oould answer mortgage* on na«e 3», sod by tbe said K. H. will are Irsed Mantaret Andrus, by au as­ ootupiainant. vs. Frederick L l«i>swa*.«lM* tbe old lady spoke. "She get* in this Court stsurnent fated to May 1st. L. InsSaaa. J. BrrtHi Hpcm. Andrew , sisument dated May tsr, !W, and recorded In GrssnEusy G. buperi. N-Ilh- Sperry cane.’ sbo said, "the thanks of a very tired 1 *..ld register'* office. “ May lith. ttvi, In liber » of mortgages on pHge 1G4. for wnlch default William A. Graham defendant* old woman.” lu this cam* it appearing that the drie.MsBt. A bunch of violet* wa* pinned to tbe the «alo Margaret Andrus by virtue ot the rlsiit Andrew J. Iden haa depart cd from hb last pUce siren her by raid mortgage, ha* made and hereyoung woman’* muff. When she left the oymakm th* whole princiiuil *uin of arid of residence In thts state and that P»7*®‘ a*crr:»ined. on car n few moment* later tbe flower* lay in mortgage rad the intermit racrurd 'bercoti now place of residence cannel ^ld due and )«)ahle. and oo which mortgage there motion ot Fred M. WadWIgli tbe old lady’s lap.—New York Time*. is claimed to be due at the date of thia notice OMnplalnant.il is ordered that the»aA<! drive* ten hundred twenty-*ix do)l*r* aud ten cents, ant Andrew J. Iden cause hl* G'tearanev tote and no suit or proceedings at law luutag been entered horelnwrithln fire month* fn.wtbr dM« this order, and In case of hi» That is a queer phrase that we often hear liisllluted to recover tbe amount mcured by of that be cause hl* answer to the nraiMUMnW said uvortgage or any part thereof. -’’As black as ink." A* if ink were ever .l“TTL Notice l» therefore hereby given that on Sat­ blU of cMmplaint to be filed, m-d » particularly blacfc’ Perhap* the phrase urday tire 5tb day of September 1M>1 at ten o'clock ot to be served on said cutnpi*iu:u;t - *«.eiuw «* U*ere wlu be sold Bl the north within twenty day* afire - n‘<» mi originated when the art.of making jet front door of tbe court house In tbe etiy of Has- copy of said bill, and notice <rf «t>l» ',rdr , black ink was not yet lost, and when llnr*. count) of Barry and stale of Michigan, that In default thereof, said bdli It Shakesiware made Hamlet talk about hi* said court bouse being the building tn which tbe fessed bv tbe said non n»ider.t dcfecdrat “inky cloak,” he undoubtedly meant a circuit court far the county of Itarry is held, at Andrew X Idea. And It Is tart her ojdote. public auction to tbe highest brdoer. the preml- that within twenty dajs the Mid perfectly black one. Tbe Listener had «e* draenbed lu sal- mortgaae or so mucli cauM a notice of this order to N- pnbildied » some jet black ink* offered him. but every I hereof as may be necessary io sall-fy tire tbe Hastings Baxnfk a and circu atint in Mid one of them was either njerclv gray on the amomo due on said mortgage a* above set forth, published with the interest tboreou, aud tbe cost*, charges Barry, and that such pubhettiou be coimnin^ paper or else tinged with purple, and tbe and expenses allowed by law and provided lor there at least ooce in eprh week for »is ***•“’ purple tinged inks had a tendency to 12 ° raOrt<Mf7' **ld J'WHiJne* bring situate succession, or that complainant r»ti*e • rep> .« Uricken and clog on the pen or else rub rUL1 IL. Ouuntv Of B,rry aud this order to lx- p.«r*unalh served on the »sia 01 .t*4!0’?!***1- “ta oeacriiied as follows; defeodant Andrew .rfaenat least from the paper. Not long ago tbe Listener ! .h:Vf ,pt» numbered ten hundred before the time above prescribed <«-r i>.» «F bought a txittle of ink which was made by eijUil. ten hnndrcd thirty nine and tea tHJirsncr. a reputable bouse and " warranted to write n^rt^tawyonteeffiy. farmeriv village, of Dated June 2nd A. D. Wi- , „ Fkask A IfaohKBjet black on the instant.’! It turned out Jl"l,,,,*p»cvurol"g tn the recurred plat thereof. Ci null JudfSDated, Hastings, Mich.. June a, INI. to be a miaerable pale stuff. Perhaps ita FBXD M. WADMdUH. Hattie creek. Midi. COnpisluaDl * solicitor. proprietor by dint of representing It to be AiMreLKzx*.™ *>a* oome really to believe that It Attorney for Assignee. is jet black. Perhajm it 1* more charitable jMItl^sr ta eimneery. _________ _ to suppose that he is color blind. An hon­ NOTICE FOR HEARING cI.AIW*. est, clear and freely writing black ink is Stale of M>chls*n. County of Barn - m , tbe great wiii-o‘ the-wisp of tbe Nineteenth . Notice is hereoy risen, that 11 r century.—Boston Transcript. on tbe eteveoth ttay ef June A. D uejIm Niagara Falla Routt. from tbe 18te nay o( June IWL »vre for ereullor- to presenl lheir Haims the relate rt Guonre UHde■. J* ' In » Goantry Louse in Scotland one dnv Btatioos. county, deceased, radtbat sllrred I ton < at luncheon, a pie appeared on the tabic’ deceased are required io premia ta’-tr taring placed opposite a rather nervoml old „ bastwarn*. to said Probate (’uurtat the 'TmIIswElAm*n* .......... tbe city of Hsstirws, for examinriloJ andI » ? bTn.,tb! w“ cul “ *■“« dhenv anee. on er before the •’tgtrta-entb «v red tOJlb* f.011 ,,v« fro** <Qd mk*. which jumped and ran lu every direction, emaiirn Btations. asiss - -s great havoc among the woman gureta. ' A very dignified old geuUemnn Maylnt „ WasTWAMD. id tbe fore noun of eeeh nf d»j» nASriDtoa................. there had tbe pockets of bls overcoat RU.< Dated. June lllb. A D. „-wrI.„x.i, with red herrings, and t wo particuhrlv £;u Cha*. W. Ann-n " .ludp* of n w'NS, meal Agent, Hastiatts specimens were tied to tbe tails of bis cuit 0. W. RcooLaa O. F R T. jLJChlSgo When he went out be was fallowed by «1, tbe dogs in the country. An apple pie bed is an ordinary mode di amusement in houses of thia kind. It conBtats of arranging the sheets in such n way lAMve Grand Ksplds far that the victim, on getting into bed, finds Detroit and East himself h^a bag, aud baa to take air tbe MMtoE............................ clothes to pieces nnd rearrange the tarn.HowelL r.cvr x orr vv orld. Lo. HI Tl“ I’Ura for tk. Sra^lw. , poiie,laa,,_Thi, । la all -rarfplu n>ral be 1 He to be kw end pUced Ibet, wteo rara Uraugh tl» ; «lm. from llw, MUfc 1 SB Prof. I. HUBERT’S IflAI A ODE ARA MlVftlWiilKi ga|£c DETROIT, a™™,,™, . Harin* < fK'n-a.. P-w �FIRED AT CARNOT? JULY REPORT OH THE CROPS. history of a week. SLEEP AND DEATH. —. ——— ... inu* *no wnrsamso. *m» IhhllilltB, excluding the 1031,010 In which Wl.m *lt'.-;>drepr down beddv m>* Lm Bxnlbley wan intetraU-d, are ft.71»,3n.23. W abhisgTOX, July IL—The July report ’ A Lunatic Shoots at the French - T*>nrMM}, July 6 Kanx.i« Democratic editor* have deter­ of the department of agriculture makes: William Fitzgerald, a Detroit printer, mined to advocate free silver with one WHAT IT MEANS TO HAVE A HERD 1 President. the acreage, tw compared with breadth has Ijeen driven Insane by studying the voice. RUN AWAY ON THE PRAIRIESharvusted last yenr-Corn, IO8.b; potatoes. Donnelly Bscou-Shakespeare ciidier. The cholera Is extending in southern Tbe First National bank of Hawarden. Syria. 109.8; tobacco, lU3.fi. Condition—Corn, Hundreds cf deaths have oc­ HEPABISUJS wildly 92.8; winter wheat. 96.3, spring wheat, 94.1; Ia., capital tfO.OOO, has been authorize*! to curred. And flrift us wide apart by tlda begin bqsines.*. Tuw’jd unknown worlds. .* Mr*. Jefferson Davi* ha* concluded to rye, 93.9; oat*. W-6; barley, OUAf; potatoes, The Pqrnell candidate for parliament in permit the removal of her husband's 95 3; tobacco. 91.1. Tbe heavy increase in Carlow, Ireland, was defeated Tuesday by ; remains to Richmond, Va. corn acreage is more apparent than real. a vote of 3,755 to 1.53U. The successful can HU Hilly I -lay Gould is In quarters on hl* son The comparison i* with tbe breadth har­ didate is a supporter * ~ , | •up^rTfT^SSy in the Chills. Ho is “Fellers, they air geln' to run tonight." O Death! be kinder than thr .Uter M-*-raa. vested last year, when there vyas a loss o! wing of the Irish party. . Whcs at thy call • a journey forth MM-^daR] rishnartw 7 accompanied by a physician. Old Joe, the speaker, turned in his saddle 6,000,000 acres by abandonment on account Though that - niyttcrioc* and tins*'taped, A New York man has discovered that a . Tbe population of Wyoming according and began to scan the horizon. As he ot drought. Tbe present return makes xtraljiit. a 0rrn>.tn woodchuck can climb a tree. Ito the eleventh census i* <10,705, an in­ caught sight of a cloud no largerthan your To lands tnora distant than the land of dreams, | the acreage slightly less than 78.000,000 Octave Thauet, the novelist, is Alleo crease of over 102 per cent since 1SS0. Bop1 । Close! close together let our »plril* stay. d hand that was Just beginning to show it­ , i ( I’nris was thrown into acres, or somewhat smaller than the are i French in private lite. She is on Iowa Or else with one nwift stroke snaihltataf I Tbe crop prospects in tbe province* c.f self away to tbe northwest, be repealed the - Ell* Wbcrier WBcom 1 ,! itement yuqterdajr by actually planted lost year. Kansas and K,r*' ■. kvuu . r.isewn Bengal. Assam and Burmah, India, nre prophecy, and added, 'An* I don't think Nebraska naturally show a large increase, good. and Elsewhere the rainffill has been de­ . raident Carnot had been but their area api>arontly does not exceed' The wheal crop of western Washington |( fcctlve the we'll have any kick a-cornin’ about the tvi'-i tbe distress is increasing. is being greatly damaged by gophers nnd |I fectlve StaU}and Treast ,,; r pr-wwi upon lnv<*t|ga- that harvested to 1888. I' wjH, j-cblssl tL= ion,r Noland, of Wisconsin, "There goes the bravest loan in the squirrels. ““ *wt n , dust termorrer, either." . it.- but there was a good The time was in tbe seventies, the lo­ United Slates army. At least I saw him The treasury department purchased found guiltythe and sentenced to two state of 133,000, has years been . i he report, and indeed all The crop is late in all sections, on ac-1 cality, No Man's Land, and we were on the do as 'brave « deed a« any that ever was Wednesday 013.000 ounce* of silver at from ; i n the penitentiary. t* being true was the bad count of drought and unfavorable condi­ old Dodge trail, with 1,000 beeves, bound done," said Captain Mack, in A.madeo'e tLOltotl.Ol m. - • tb«s K*” • ‘aruot's assailant. Tbe tions at the time of planting nnd cool Silver has been discovered on tbe farm Ij The son of the colored Virginia Con­ for Ogalalla. The herd had been put np bank, as he looked out on the street at a ;ir<-- nf nt the ceremonies weather during May, but June was warm of Henry Parson* in the township of J . some seeks before on tbe Brazos. At Red xonn gel ng by. gressman John M. Langston has been ar ­ with abundant moisture, aud the crop “There were a gopd'many brave deeds river croealxig we had picked up a bunch ;. n.ng of a new tlrorougbwas coming forward rapidly on July 1st. Haipoouge, near Port Arthur. Ont. He i rested at Washington and sent to New . In Repnblique, where In the Ohio nnd upper Mississippi valtoys has been offered $100,(X»» for the property. York on a charge of abduction of a young that had been lost out of s previous drove done In the army. Who Is yoar man. and tut. belonging to the same company. These what did be do?" ghusUstle welcome. . the progress during the month was especi­ At a crossing near Perry, la., a Minnc- white woman. "He is Tom Gilliert, aud was a private Ln Tbe carpeutcra, plumbers, electricians steers were placed in our herd against the my company. Two.nien were packing am­ ally gratifying, bat in Kansas and Ne­ npolis and St'. LouU passenger train coladvice of old Joe. “They air ole starnut. * >id eyed aud making braska considerable damage resulted from lidvd with a Chicago. Milwaukee and St. and stonemasous of Pittsburg, having pedera, and they’ll spile the whole herd. munition in a wagon at Baton Rouge, and lost a strike that has cost them nine Paul freight. The passenger engine was excessive rainfall. In many district* the farm! his way through Let them wait for one of them dogie outfits some powder exploded in tbe wagon and । thrown down a sleep embankment and weeks of idleness, have disrupted the killed »ne of them. The wagon contained >i<«hed past tlie soldiers <>n June rain* prevented proper working, building tradra council, the mont im­ behind ua." leaving field* foul, but a few days of sun­ Engineer Knight was Instantly killed. At supper that evening but little wfls thirty-two twenty pound sheila loaded with shine would remedy this. The general । ‘ A farmer and seven children were killed portant labor organization In the city. said; even the cook’s yarns, told in bis in­ powder. Tbe shells were packed points taking place. This man average is a fraction below that of 18W by lightning at Muhldorf, Bavaria. down, and tbe orifice in Che rear end oi imitable style, fell flat. Every few minutes .arrlage in which the and 1891), nnd slightly above that of IMS. each o»e waa filled with oakum, which ia Fire in the ear stable* at Sixth avenue nish< The stevedore* of Chicago havo aban­ our foreman would cast uneasy glaneee at to be pulled out and replaced by a fuse driven up to thenewave- The average* ot surplus slates are: Ohio, and Forty-third street. New York, caused tbe great block clouds that were slowly doned their strike for higher wages and , p nt .M. M. Azncovw Carnot. «>• As : 93; l»; lllinois. IM; Mis- a loan ot $80,000. fully covered by insur­ ... ,-u *>*, Indiana, oiuhum, W, Illinois, JMi; uu; Iowa, lows, !H; rising In the northwest. Instead of picket­ when put in the gun. The explosion ot returned to work. ■ i'n.in shouted. ”111 prove souri, 88; Ka.isas, Hfc Nebraska, JKJ. ance. ing the horses, as wns tbe custom, tbe ani­ powder set tire to the oakum, nnd it waa The Boatman’s Fire and Marine Insur­ mals were saddled and tied to tbe wagon, burning toward the |>owdrr when Fisher nitirc bastiles to he demol- i What the Wheat Harvest Ihun.. Ina collision b. twyn n paraenger train saw tbe situation. He first drew tbe in­ . Unroot was greatly : The condition of winter is re w inter wheat wheal fo re-­ nnd n freight train near Warsaw, Russia* . ance company, of Pittsburg, has decided or to bushes done by. to go out ut business. . ■ .pjlearea to be a direct I turned practically, the same a* in June. The first gnnnl had hardly more than jured man away fron^ the wagon, and six persons were killed and a number-in­ Hill City, 8. D., is excited over the al­ taken charge when the rest of the outfit then, finding a pail of water conveniently ... , i;i<*. but he was unhurt । The crop is harvested except in it.* most jured. attr’Wj” ”1leged discovery of large quantities ot a prepared to roll in. Tbe cook, after tying Dear, picked the shells up and dipped the , ! his entire presence of ' northern habitat, with a condition the high grade silver ore. a lantern to tbe tongue, climbed in the burning ends in tbe water. None of them highest reported since 1879 with one oxiiiii-i -’. ’ | I •hbb-.i i*j th«- I’ollce. iception. So tar as can lie judged at time France has bought one of the pictures ; y.,E. C. Stark & Co., bankers of Utica, N. wagon, tied the sheet down and thanked exploded, or be wonid not have been here . - .1 tin- -hot|wa* prompt- • o( harvest tie berry ia reported generally exhibited ut the Camp de Mam by Miss I Y., have failed. The liabilities of the the Ix>nl that he was a cook. The wrangler to gn by the window today."—Rocbesut :-police, and imch was the I plump and in keeping with the heavy Lee Bobbins, the only American thus firm are placed at $23),ODD. found a place under tbe coupling pole that Pont Express. I J. 11. pee, secretary of tbe Iowa Demo- suited hi* complexion, while the riden un­ .-.Hl pre-ent that the offi- । straw, but occasional mention i* made of honored this year. j cratic state committee, is very sick of strapped their littld "hot roll" on the Antiquity of Karrtngs. . . .cvst <li:Iii-u!:y in protect short heads. Averages of principal states Edgar Tripner was arrested at Spring­ Earrings bare been worn from time im­ •: tn :n l-iunung the vie- are: Pennsy.vania, 9e; Ohio, 97; Michigan, field, 111*., on a charge of lieating a heart trouble at bis home iu Red Oak.- ground and pi its! in without removing even iogliw memorial. While excavating the ruina of ■ His recovery L* despaired ot. . boot* &nd spun. i fory which he bad ex■ 99; Indiana, iW; Illinois, 98; Missouri, 98; woman at Harrisburg,.out of $JUO. thn • i ancient. Thebes archeologint* brought to OMINOUS S1QN& The senate committee on rules is In sesj,.i im-M-rvict» of a strong Kansas, '.‘I; California, 98. The rondiThe Society Army v. ot West For homo reason 1 was restless and nn- light sculptured remains bearing repre­ --------- , of ...the ---------------.. v„, Vir»tr- I slon at New York trying to find n way to ■ . ■.<ihe man iu safety | tion uf spring wheat Improved during ginia has fixed Sept. 13, Hi. and 17. at ; shut off long-winded debates. ... «v able to sleep. All the slumber produing sentations of these articles- Audent writ­ ■ :■ :..i station. Upon arrival I June, the advance being in Minnesota and Huntington, W. Va., for the annual re­ I EUm Vhip|^ B H.year^ld boy, fatttHy receipt* were tried iu vain. I lay on my ers make frequent mention of these dec­ -------------. .• man’-examination soon | the Dakotas, wherj the month won exrep- Huntlnwton W V. »«* union. shot his father at Marcy, la., while the back and watched the clouds obecure star orations. and -state that in early days they । t he was ,.tmadman, tioualiy favorable. State averagns are: after star, until tbe wbolo heavens were were worn by both sexes. From the very Adolph Pleasants, a mail ruler, and latter was beating the buy's mother. .t-u released from j Wisconsin, 77; Minnesota, 93; lows, 90; NeI William Larose, colored, were drowned | ’ * earliest tltneK the male Asiatic* wore them. . A mutilated ImkIv was found near Den­ hid. I counted tbe number of rounds the I i-.asylum. . > braska, 1<C; North Dakota, 98; South Da­ Tbe Bible tells us that Abraham presented t while attempting to eros* tbe river in ' kota, 97; Washington, 98. ver, which it 1* thought may be that of an guards were making, and then fell to | flat boat nt Natchitoches, La. his son's wife with a pair of earrings, and ]t alleged Russian messenger who <H.*ap- watching tbe lightning nnd trying tojudge Oata, l*utatoc«. Fruit and Tobacco. ; bow far it was off by seeing bow many 1 historians relate that Alexander tbe Great, . . A dHpatcb from | Oat5 hnve improved during the month, I Burglars entered n dentist’s office at , P<»r«l a few weekssinre. could count before 1 heard the thunder when he invaded India, found them sus­ ■ ileid of chrop capi-I but-the general ayernge i* the lowest re- 12wS , Cb'e-jp* •_-nrr!*.“l z qua”*1* 71 * ’ A landslide nt the North Pacific cun- that followed every flash. pendvd in the ears of the Babylonians. lr . at oft lie alleged at- * ported since 1<9 except In 1W7, and last K™ l‘wth nn_d ‘“•‘Himruts. । nery, on the Skeens river, in British Col­ Among the ancient oriental nations, with % After a while,-growing weary of this, 1 1”'’klllril turned toward the fire. By it sat one of ' the exception of the. Hebrews, nu*n and • <,f Ihc-ldent Carnot - y«v, when n July condition of 81.6 wa* I~ ■ iresidentk partisan-, j followed by a practical failure of the crop. , „--------- ------------------ ------------------------ -------- : forty person.-*. tbe guards sipping strong coffee between women wore them, the latter considering . .. r' incident receive*! T*1* P°°r condition is generally tbe result . just been received by Miss Irene W. C-rit, 1 A Imnd ot iv<i Navajo Indians, Q is re- whiffs at bi* cigarette. Tbe rattle of the that they should be reserved for the sole r ihni »nv N*ri< >is ' drought burly In tbe season, the present daughter of ex-Caugrtw.*ui.'m Colt, of Nor­ ■ ported, has taken possession of n ranch on chains on his spurs and bit a* bis horse use of the gentler sex. Homer make* men­ - ’ Jitlmte M- Cr.r- improvement having followed the season- wldh, Conn. । the Little Colorado, in Arizona, driven off jogged aiong told tbe whereabouts of an­ tion of this method of adornment in hia • .,'rtcd tiiat the pistol I "kb’rsio*-nnd high temperature of June. A letter wx- found Wednesday amoug the herders and slaughtered a large num­ other. while the wild Spanish song that dracrtplions of stature* representing several -i , led assassin was i **rHt return of potatoes shows condl-I papers belonging|othe late W. C. Perry,of ber of cattle. floatcd.from the far side of tbe bed ground Ief the mythological’deities, and the great The Ixindon Time* devotes several indicamd that "Little Jock," in thought Juvenal is authority for the statement that ■ nrvKident but • ,ion bigher than the.average of recent । Umar, Mo., written by himself a short , s .. ,'ii > ’ J years, while that of tobacco is higher than • time before hi* death, acknowledging that columns of space to the Columbian Fair. at leant, wa* with bis black eyed swee*- they were worn by all the males residing tn the Euphrates provinces.—Detroit Free in any year since 1WA Tbe fruit prospect • he killed J. P. Cash, near Pari-, Ills.. It says it does not doubt that the exhibl- heart <m the distant Rio Grandu. 1- very flattering in New England and the : twenty-four years ago. He had been trie*! tlou will in many respect* surpass all 1 cloatd my eyes for a few minutes, and was not in the least that have preceded it north Atlant c states nnd west of the Mi»- ! and acquitted of the crime. when I looked again tbe gu--.nl bail left >wervd <ith a>ngratula- ! Warden Brown, of Sing Sing prison. | wnllsn s„ltl,t tl„ 1M. ' ......... ............. the fire Little Jack's song wa» finished, ing mi his man*liu<B escape | «ur, river .QUMl-cmeoM... A curious example ot how modern re­ New York, says that neither himself nor and tlie only song from U>e bed gronnd FIRE IN HATS AND FURS. j !*"; 'j*-”,I’t*,*, ‘ any cf rhe witnesses of Hie electrical exem*»*t of which emanated wns the deep breathing of some animal search in bacteriology waa foreshadowed and tuft hunters. M. 1 _____I lands,N. J., charged with strangling hi*eulj,iajiillst wn.k will give testimony be-j that had just lain down. The thunder long ago is furnished in a report of a re­ .......... A Btaze at Clnrlnuatl That Ctwta Three I wifi-. He rialiu* that the woman died uf forc Coroner Levy, of New York, in the Lad ceased for a few minutes, and the hoot cent lecture ot Professor Pearson. He incident--;f this kfad that i Firm* a MUlton. : heart disease. . Smiler case. He says the coroner ha* no quoted a French traveller visiting England of an owl in the cotton wood mode the dark nre hi* -.•ction to the the i i Cincinnati incinnati,, July July V. v.— —The The M-vcn-story -even-story | A young inventor of Chicago-has pro-1 right to bold the inquezt. ■ction to C new a’Jil darker nnd the night mors dreary. in 1663, who attended a meeting of the ■ iv furanas-allant as-ailantcoon upon 1 building on ,u.. the corner ..t uf L-.k Fourth _and Elui > jmsed to the World’s fair directory the j n.l vi... As I dozed off Old Joe’n wools kept ring­ Royal Academy on May 23 of that year. THE MARKETS. . n madman who bad . Htreeta. to......... thecenterot ing In my bead; "There ain't do danger eft- At this meeting it was reported, among Streets, oceunksd occunca bv uy A. a r- Burkhardt nurximrui & ...... -s of a hole -- - - -- -- the — earth. —--- I streets, occupied by A.. E. E. Burkhardt & !. drilling uinil lu nm ui nuvu- C»„ MSn. Inrriens od Henr, Gelrd"“ | long cs any of ’em air up an' a grazin', but other things, " that t he germination of in­ Chicago. ib'keu he bad any object ।i «*wn-r fc Co.. wbWri.xte dotbWx. iaugbl [ ''hlc*‘ >" SWUMwhen they nir ail down, and it’s that quiet sects do<» not arise from decay; for tbe. In. CniCAOo. July IX testinvs of on animal and other parts which • Quotation* on the bawd of trade today you kin hear your own heart beat, then easily corrupt having been placed, in a fire soon after 10o’clock last night and , Friday July 10 range*! follows tVbtat -No. 2 July, j you -.ranter git ready ter ride." C-RE OF THE KAISER. ESJr"”?4 ™“”'t Th' ; The Tb. ii«w, r-ri.k-.lu kiluluu company ...Wi-uy I was still semi-conscious when I hoard glass, closed with cotton wool, so that no Harvey Peak Tin Mining Angmd. <H*oe«i ; , HulMtaj I. n«.rly n,« mJ <x»< w.takta ullvrrl wrt«n,»r tWpiacKr.at{ opened MAwr. W*-.-. < liMcd MlsK September, opened Wkc. . a roar like a mighty tornado and sprung fly or other animal could enter, but only I -------the air could been pre­ over t2l>0,(XM) to pul up. Mr. Burk- i ' . closed N’ev. Corn-No. 2 July, opened a>' 1 up as stnne one shouted: . । ---, •penetrate, - they - htuimxritwU 1 r,,p- ■!«wv.xv, irithnnl •They nre gone, fellows! They are gone!" I. nxmths without maxwot or added $W),(Oi in interior | The management of the Oregon 1’nrif • doted August, opened cl«wd T.mpvro/WilHain re- I1 hardl , road has, it is charged, issued over $1 1,000.- KU., ■ scptrmbrr, opened | adornment within the la.*: two years, j In kva than u minute everyman waa in I other thing being olwerved. This 1* aL closed £lMr. ti. J bouse yesterday I Vhin ‘ho ,M"S i «« more ■bonds than in warranted by the Oats -July ,--.■,-----'ri7*^ ’ *“"■ ■.H-pten^r. au“’’ op^:<41 I the saddle ami rushing after the fleeing I jnortexmrtly the experiment of Itatattr in IA nniv <-dwl directly to wind- .I v«_ BurkhArdl mm rould only give uire a* rough rough < m*ruetclu<«i ‘. "* •Ste. IMrk-July, opened SiaXTs; herd. No need to ask which way; the the present generation, except that in the । ------tuortgage. .-t .. hr th., i ia. '"lu* ® the stock ! c- ^: i in tbe bu4*!i.,,g.’ “4 !hat h< said was, to | Mitchell Bro< plkolng mil! nt Jen- ri*»->i <* vt.-inbcr, ojwned J1O.42H. : trained night horse* know their duty, and ; experiment not only were tnsecta the bewt.of K. bin^beiief, irctween $tro,(N|) awl , . n nlng*. [ n ^ Mich-, Mich , toge together ’ hcr with 18.tt»,()no 18,rtV».(»w fe-1 fe ekM, (W i:u. <x-«jwr. ...rirtl or® .tnvinln^ rrwy nerve Tbe UxblniiiK'. *nd 'othcr “nim.l. excluded, bat .led . n.i-t him at theen- , of and - Uni Joly, opened ob«d u y, deOTicllr b, everywhere. . tbe ml<:n»<x>plc eeprul ,ern», wbkh wen, . ..... * ’ lunilx-r ' “ “•* eight dwelling*, burned ,m“ flPUT-j. und -k->l her$700,600. imperial In addition to his own stock hr . .we™ .lee., n.meee (Uuex- eeloag Deo mbno. a Uli ot dm atu-rly Ubknowa to the ear dee expertit* apartment*, where had large quantitk* of valuable fur* on Wednesday night. M-’Sw",J , Klexnueooeeclieartlp. By the deeber. th. | -NXUto. \ . The payments to Bret Harte by his Eng­ ■ with mueji -> warmth. - - storage. Thtrftinouxit of insurance b not Mown bwlnx Trevi, ■. bra riden, Iowa the toy ot Um Ino.l In tram. | z _ ___ ~____ ' lish publishers last year nre said to have actin' sod fl™*: shippers buying freely: best - i . bver.*ati<m the queen known, but is believe*! to be abou* $300.HKADffiO THEM UACK1 | H*r»*ir Away. aw. The loss of H. Geirsch»ffer & Co. on reached a total of $13,(M), while in Amer­ irradv ficillte higher, other gradra Moody sn* to'! etoii,'in« OU r.-wl, WW ica he was jmid only $1,000. Soon we begin passing the drags. No A pzrty of Hartford young ladle*, visiting unchanged: iuiIhr ranged st P'X*. need follow,, I1 cne summer ut a back I)Pea to u> look loos after aiurr them; mem. they'll micj II ivmuw ~,country ----- . .Tl'town, Tk. found . I j.r w Ih. I RIH.,,;. I*. «.~I. The New Euglitnd Homestead says the S4.7rr,ctjr» light. tLWJMJO rough packing. I ............. —- work — - -------'■ awMy. '----------------’bri? --'I *A10 mixed, and heavy psA-ktha- rral OD ■--- Fxr great difficulty iu getting their mail. Tbq third party farmers' movement will re ­ here .-.he u«ok a train he? for JI CoLVMH. •«. O„ . . . ... .... ■ V I.J. .in .front, .. , cattle A.I____ 1.1 ........ 1 train vnnLI mb reach. above .. the _____ roarot and thundwould arrivn arrive «nd nnd th* the letter Ibag reach. Jul, ia-&n«Y WilU.™ ceive but lit lie support from the agricul­ r o-tuain a t er, the guards can be heard singing and ' tbe office, but then there wa* a long delay. Hl Hott *»' put on ib. w ItlWM tlnnd In turists of the eastern states. _v—h«p.i *. .... ; They laid it to the iMMtmktreas reading the | his own defeuqe yesterday. He declared Umair & Co., tbe New York silk im­ (lij&.VI puocl lu oasn OO vne auuuun np|>vni vu u« : •— ----- —---1_L tL" 'ZlL?? ' -*'■ ~t ■-tarted for Edinburgh last ' that the testimony of the prosecution was porters irbo recently failed, are said to to t*ir do. $X75 more and more from the left; <hc leader* each mail. By and by one of the girls came rvvxtg. namlwr of conductors and : fn|^ jn nearly every particular. Speak­ have defrauded the government of $i«k».0U0 ■ ■ ■ ■ >---- «• •I _„,t tl.A—> ’! " blt.i The . hirf officers of ■ |ng-of a witness he would say “He’s a । by undervaluation of imports last year. tl - r«i . ;.i:ijH:iy were aboard the | iinr;"of other testimony. “Il’s an inlniT V. Powderly ba* pintponed the pro- , Or KIC cnmni nniiURiA, luunug luca ^uun»; ——,___ ______________, _ _ .......................... trv.,u the r<utd wasshnuted I mouslie.'' Testifying as to the shooting posed induskrinl conference July 3*. -t , Xsoiiuit*, ana in hia long white slicker, bis fiery little ’ all the afternoon to read this postal card.” .« a0,i ' ^i-t alrsokQely clear for | of Osborn he said that meeting Osborn on Si,'.!,,. night horse lunging and fighting for his TbefriendswereprnmpelyatthnrMMtaffia,ua head, rode IJttle Jock, singing, calling and and the mall came slowly, ’**■" l*f 'rv and after the em- i the day of the murder he watched ,him qu™tlooor J..IOIUX tb. Alli.n.v Mn. ; „ ment. There was too little response to j.-Astlfi.;.-; lambs. swearing by turn*. , when at last the postmtstr— ’ J —i’ ' • ’ ----- 1 Aman was placed very closely and detected that was I Prodme: Butter—Fancy separator, 17^17Me i iug points-at each end drawing a revolver. “At tho name time,* the call for the conference. By a concerted action, in which good this postal sh\said, with a snap in her eye, A 10-year old son saved his mother's life 1 per lb; dslrire. fsn y. frwh. 13014c; parking " ' ■ 1 and at every level cross- ■ continued Elliot, “he fired at me from his luck, stout lungs aud heayy quirt* nil piny | "I hope, whciryou write, you’ll tell Mias ----she's an impudent hussy.’’—Hartford hip. and I. having drawn my revolver. .at Plainfield. N. J.. Thursday, l>y an cxhl 1 Jock /r "hImportant part*, the hcnl is thrown to* ’ ' .r — UDJXJrvaub JMM uuv ...... — । nmK j fired twico-in return.’’ Elliott denied ve- Wtionol pri.une. ot mind. A «mI oil : getber and the milling begins Around Umrani. A «•••> ■;> u> l'ap<-r'« tmiHnrnlt. A. u^tsr. Potatoes and around they go, each animal with its •«i»che ’M I hemently that he ran behind two women stove exploded, and set her on fire, when mwk duck*. •. .U1... ll' • U — The Vosn.r».i.v per bbl. head over the rump of the one just In front the boy ran in, wrapped n rug around hl* -St. Louis. Early Ohl*>. tUDg rr^.ini, the visit of 'the kaiser ' and fired over their shonidera. | A groom's right to wear a mustache haa mother, nnd extinguished tbe flames. She Tcnn«v-e. $2AlU*.$3,100-25. no beginning, no end, just a solid csUie raui, , plra-nilnaU 1 L2M&2J" PV choice, $2->. — to il*:ii*.-M J16u*«* «jf beyond mere g. moaning, ,in,En*la?i wl^ thT.c?ort? dT staring, moaning, as as only only stampeded stampeded cattle ' ***° was only slightly burned. sirawberrte.-Ka. lue. HJBaXSi pel • l^jt rase. Balls of fire leap from horn to born. cbion ,n hl“ tttTor- Wh®° MrK <»rimshawU. Washington, July 13.—The state de­ roiirte*? Th- Kaiser, accompanied by Z— Lu — ti; Kaspbcrrira- Bed. $l.l«l-*« l*r « H «*e. cnn. I~’.L • 1 groom wn* engaged ho was smooth shnven, bexii. . rv, ■! foreign Ktatesmen. met partment has received a lettbr from Tbe cowboys are seated on their horses : but after a cold he grew a mustache by hia The naUonal council of the National I tl>»- ci.!. - - - ,i- fnM>0 c,f Englaad. and l»th Thomas IL Dawley. Jr., dated Gnat amain, i— still as statues, all forraiug a picture tbnt Education association met nt Toronto I brush. u-reen. srif-working. 4O4Hc. in- can't bo duplicated. Tbe ohler is passed J doctor’s udvlee, whereupon Mrs. Grimshaw conntrj*- । its, are conviiMHl that the in which he appeals for an investigation ordered him to share or go without notice. common brush. »•» • i v- *.( I»rd Salisbury sealed of the alleged persecutions he ha* been Friilay, Dr. Peabody, of Champaign, Ills., | •ide and cover*, I along to "Give more rooml rooml" ’’ the riders fall full | Dialing friendship. Tbe subjected to in that country. In his letter presiding. vrk I h»rk the •‘mill” ceases, and soon is beard The judge held Hint the demand wa* unressouaUe. If he had been a house servant, F»I< ' •* the coldness of the em- he states that while carrying on a legiti­ NewYoaz. July I*. ' a aeries of coughs: “Jca* clearin’ their plpea Mrs. \V. B. Edgnr was sitting in her I wearing powder and white silk stockings, reception with tbe mate commercial business in Flores, he residence, nt Helena, Monk, holding a to: csa cash. >1.03; July. |, for another dash,’’ some one says. Wheat -Xa 2 ml winter H. $ l.Uk JulyNow the rain begins, first slow, then in- I be might bnvu been required to sitae, but hi- reception in Englund ns incurred the displeasure of certain gov­ knife in one hand trimming some flowers, a groom was an outdoor scrvnnt, and a . : ';v bitter was spontaneous, ernment officials and was thrown iu jail, Thurnlny, when .* flush of lightning par­ creasing, till finally it Is coming Ina driving mustache won a natural protection again*t u. •I ’-y tbe command* of the his property .*ciZ4*d and be was subjected alyzed her arm ami dashed the knife sheet. With the first drops the cattle turn thn weather. The plaintiff got twenty-five showing that interest to the most cruel nnd degrading treat­ through an open door and clear acron* tatnlwr X*’*-. Kye-Nominal. Barley—Noid- and begin drifting with tbe storm, all the dollars damngca.—Boston Transcript. i - •:» g> together. ■ l^intlhmcwt. $B.r^lX2rior new. riders getting in front and endeavoring to ment. He also says that his appeal* to the another roum^, Mrs. Edgar ban recovered United States ministers have been ig­ from the shock. The house was not dam­ Lard- Quiet; July. $C » August, fa.**. hold them back. "If we kin only bold ’em till their hides Live Rtock: Cattle-Market dull for all • Tbe youugest and the smalleat merchant aged. l'< .i .-iii'im, JulyH.—The Ruwian nored. get wet I b'lieve we’re got ’em." Ohl Joe In Warwick county, Va.. Thursday, one ; tnieo al *d«*rlii>e of M»15c pe* i<« lb*,! that I have ever known does business in C'oliaps* of a Strik*. | McRav shot and killed Leon McPherson j grade* ax aasemw ------, pr->, great displeasure at the cor---------- 1* ,.lr| rfttrlM the DftMBCU- i w *** «»»dve steen. $X40;tfl.W [er WO lbs.; Chicago, July 13.—The 'longshoremen’s ^iV^oldSr'riStwro-euSenoia. His name is Frank Wells, hi* age <linlityr□* husiasm which have ebarI JnradiA. t2.9Q33.Ot Sb^h^ bull* nnd dry But it wasn’t to be. Something gives is eight years, his weight sixty pounds. strike collapsed Munday, and the dock* them a scare and away they go! No sooner acjer:;*.,*-: -.i. \i,it of the kaiser to Engbion ox of s a icuMfeud. ” ~ t A Walw, lust ■ v. Utubs dull at a d-rilue "f Mt P« >bj are the loaders checked than other* turn Ho does a fruit nnd confectionery busineea, isr.d. S .- r d q( '.he leading journals sug- are crowded with men Hacking employ* lion Thw-n M-S(?A«psr 1«» lb“-; lambs, HS>4*. leaden, and the whole* henl goes thunder­ commands a fine i*utrouago and makes gwt th*: Et.-.-; i and France join ia a pro­ menu The strike' had. continued about Hogs ’ Nominally stuady; five bog*. $4U»»4.e> ing after them. Another mlU is formed good profit-*. The man who trade* with three weeks. Committees from tbe strik ­ test ag*h»««t English occupation of Egypt. him will be plen.*ed, and he who tries to er* U...™ '«<v«r*nt lines ‘*rlU>U*’ Toledo. i * ” .rations nre making at St. and the same performance gone over again. • I cent, since the last census wa* taken. swindle him will l>c disappointed. Frank Pttr So the night wears away The run* -I Croustadl to give a warm Monday and asked for a _____ National trade as«embly No. M3, K. of U a great boy.—Atlanta Journal. which reply was made that there was no grow shorter, occasionally an animal be •• French fleet. | of L., comprising the glass-bottle blowers Wheat-Lower and «< ‘‘T* J *’ need of a conference, nnd it the men were of the United States am! Canada, will July. august, lumber. Ww- gins to ent. The rain is over, though the The Ixuuk n estate of the Duke of Bed­ going hack to work they bad better be iu | clouds still hang heavy. The lightning ^rn -Qmet; cash. «fc. Rous. July it--The Dirttlo says ibat a hurry about^t as full gangs were coming meet on the 13th inst. at St Lnuls. Las ceased, and tbe riden sit still nnd mo­ ford covers USX acres, and is spread over A ship loaded with supplies for the th ■ pop. -t ;fi institute an action to estnb- from Wisconsin. Then tbe rush began for Ckflian tionless, unable to see cveu the heads cf the three parishes of St. Pancnu, Blooms­ rebels wiilod from Sun Francisco her, $4.10. Detroitbury and Govern Garden. About 20X Hah hi* right -y.er a piece ot land at Castcl places. The line agent* feel greatly re­ Thursday an I three more will go during I the hones they ride. Water stand* every­ DaraoiT, July IX where, and the cattle begin grazing in all acres nre devoted to pleasure gardens. , Gudolf I'.- rived under the law of guar- lieved at tbe end of the trouble. tbe next fortnight. Altogether they will directions. TLThe foreman gives orders Co Tbrtxuare close upon 3,000 raddrama «x Qirectiuua. - -fci' take $1,000,000 worth of food products. Wbmtli.i, action implie* tbe pope’s u .lrrt away, as ... onr ___ _____ H-nnU would nr.lv 1 ionly kLods shops on his at e— 1.630 on on rat his estate1.630building on building ride presence Tll«> haillr ------- . , __ *L<®ptanc«of the law of guarantees, which .Dr. Painter, New York, who .*went to I. ' leases. 883 on repairiug lc*ea and. W0 tene­ Cabtkagk, Mo., July 13.—A trio of con­ Germany to lieof treated with Koclr lymph “ ciutserve to stir up and scatter tbe herd. the Vatican has constantly refused to l for tuberculosis of tbe vertebrm, ha* ar- ! Milwaukee. ment houses. Some unsaddle, roll up in their wet fidence men bare worked J. G. Jacolns, a rived at home and says the lymph is a hvogn luring iiIe pimi twenty years. .... , ... . ■ Mii.wavkzz. July )X blanket* and sleep. Others light pipes aud farmer of this county, to the extent of Mi'"’■” xLT. Tbe application st tbe microscope to ma cigarettes and begin watching for signs of $3,0lX). It waa the same old game,tbe men L.nika. July 14 -The Oxford Univer- representing themselves ns hind specula­ Cbk»p> mrrcb.bi. han .11 »"■ S. <*^11?* lS«‘ tbe coming morning. With tbe tint gray chine shop practice for the purpose of *ity duh extends an invitation to the tors, and inducing Jacolw to join them. contracts with manufacturers of plug • 41J»c. '*• htreaka in the eaat bones are saddled ami proving whether surfaces are true is pro­ nounced by experts as being tbe best the crew gather around for orders. Harvard* t„ participate in a rowing con­ They insisted that he put up $3,000, which — •—•­ After's Ml break fast, during which all method for obtaining accuracy thus tax be promised to da Jacob* went to the tobacco and other gpods which requi.e j test ol tie Thames early in September. &r. Loctx July IX tel! their experiences of tbe night, and Old suggested.___________________ bank; drew out 13.00V, and on his way them to sell at “card"price. This is owing wM-WMk: J"b. «»«* Keutenred tor Ballot-Boa Sluffliig. Joe swears for tbe hundredth time that home was met l«y a highwayman with a The two of otectHc oranesi* growing New Youk, July 10-ln the Hudson cocked revolver, who compelled him to to the anti-trust law passed by the last this is his lasrtrip on the trail, beds are dried, frtah horses are caught, the herd is count}- court in Jersey City Thursday hand over the money. The nieu escaped. legislature. _______ tallied and found correct, and one* more diea^^lyk.wqrkuu.oonwat’a Judge Lippincott seatem-d Harry Spears, Monday, July IX Tbe total assets the Keystone ------ . TMc; September, *7Mc. facmsA Tro’ter, Joseph H. Buckridge, Piiiladelphia are of $1,7&5,61L41 of ---which _ Spunro”*1 May Reesrer. Whbky-Bteady; |LU IxiNDON, J-Hy 13.—Mr. Spurgeon's phy- WTS.flOf'.ODl are estimated good and the . Lard-Dull; Grower. • Oscar I- Freiburg to eighteen months .Umsted good and the . in Mate prison for ba!lol-bo< sluffing in slciun* report that their patient has a CATTLE IN A STAMPEDE. excited. 3 the general elections of 1810. Bail was filed at gj,2M) ench pending an appeal. rhauce of rocoveiiug. I I 1 �week and find tbe finest has# and perch Hastings Banner. Hastings, Thursday. July 1<5, 1891. MAXSHALL L. COOK. Editor. ■MMXD AS KKCOKIXXAM TO HARTINGS, MICH.. POSTOFFICE, : AUGUST 14. 1879. EDITORIAL NOTES. Theory OvtrwhrimM l»y Fact*. Attorneys for free trade persistently maintain that a tariff on imported pro­ ducts, whether It be high or low',' is always those engaged In transportation and mid­ dlemen generally, and furnish farmers and truck growers with their market Additional Local News. Mrs. Effie Simpson is trying to get up a club of 1000 subscribers to tbe Ladin Home Journal. Should she succeed she will get one one year’s training in the Boston conservatory of Music. The maga­ zine is the best one of its kind in the country and numbers among Its writers tbe eminent men and women both in this country and abroad. Anyone wishing to subscribe should encourage Miss Effie In tier’most worthy enterprise by subscribing of her. Officer*) succeeded in locating her in Lansing, but all of their efforts, together with that of her mother, failed to Induce her to tell of his whereabouts or any of his past history- Miss Landfair met the rascal In Milwaukee about a year ago, where she was learning the dressmaker’s trade, nnd It is thought was Ignorant of bls former marriage. During his residence in this city Jenne made many friends as he was Industrious and of a jovial disposi­ tion. His domestic life seemed to be a moat happy one and many ht;re will be, greatly surprised to Irani of his arrest. If all reports are true It is hoped that he may meet his just deserts for his rascally actions. Much sympathy is expressed for his family and for tbe young lady, all of whom he has greatly wronged. Rev. Wm. McKee, of Dayton. Ohta, vr!U preach In Rogers’ hall, Hastings, Sunday evening, July 19th.____________ No Name and Residence t Bert Jewell. Johnstown '001 Laura A. Grover ___ Hve'mlnnows reasonable. Row boata or all kinds. The surf bathing at this rosor. Is delightful, and from 100 to 200 genUemrn aud ladies may be aecn bathing toanTSoym* frolic like achool Bathing suits can be rented at children plmlc xrovra. «1U> ubl'’- rptao41d well ut w»Ur. .n4-ell emivenknee. tor pIMle* N. T. Parker has dedddd to piot a por- Do eol U1M lhl» "" opportunity. Mml. Hon of his farm, which fronts on West turnl.bt.1 el KoteU tor so eenu. TleKrt. State St. and will aell a number of valua­ goo4 only on .puelel neln. Ixrtrlnx 11mble lote 4x19 rods at very reasonable terms. tlngo at 8:07 a. m.___________ __ Following are the real estate transfers of the week ending July 19, 1891, as added to the price at which all similar taken from the books in tbe register's office: products are sold, whether these be of for­ Polly Kuhlman to David L> Bullinger; parcel clgn or domestic origin. This contention One afternoon last week W. F. Hicks "ifiPw'.lwbllS’ to BlaTh.lbum: ■ Tuesday forenoon rather a lively scene has become the fulcrum over which ••re­ entered the American house, doubled him­ ■ ‘ ZAUWtffi «•> was witnessed on Green St between Dr. form*' orators and writers see-saw in ful­ self up In two or three chairs and was soon wrapped in the arms of Morpheus. E. IL I-athrop and J. H. Dennis and the fillment of their task to depoputarize the Before landlord Mead could prevent IL manager and employees of the Electric IO >«U fpolicy of protection with American voter*. (and he tried very hard (?) of course) a Light Company. Seeing a man with a Bena ud l4.BKd.M4: The one and only ••reform” president went man from Flint whipped out bls camera hand saw climbing into one of bls trees, 1. C. IU-” and took in the whole situation. The pic­ to saw off some limbs. Dr. Lathrop protest­ to the extreme of side-tracking tlie requir­ ture can be seen at the American house ed and a little scrimmage ensued, which P wS. ““'wC. wwtumor.: ed report to congress on the condition and free of charge, but W. F. swears that he ended by the fellow being ordered off of affairs of tbe country io give prominence will get even, so we may have to record tbe premlRes. The employees went away. p d iw j il i However after the Dr. had left his home and emphasis to this cherished tenet in the something further in the future. the fellows returned, and cut out the limbs, creed of free trade orthodoxy, and emblaz If will be remembered that last year as they desired, not heeding the requests "USS. r- M.nnde u c. L considerable was said about the horse -Lee of Mrs. Lathrop and positively Insulting onIng Jit upon his party’s escutcheon. R”. formerly owned by Dr. Andrus of this her. When the Dr. retumedaat noon he But among American voters tbe majority city, being known here as Pete. This year met Louis Bentley, the manager of tbe m la made up of men who do not make poli­ the horse Is making a very creditable show­ Electric Light company, and asked why Habersaat40» sue 3 Maule Grove «.U>ties a profession, and these are disposed ing for himself. Laat week in New York he had cut out limbs and put wires The Bigge-t of Big Shown. to place more reluyice upon historical facts he went a mile In 3:24 and his owner Mr- through his trees, against his civil request Within tbe past few years tbe circus Church says that be will liave a record of He was informed by the youthful manager than upon fine-spun theories. They are has experienced an. evolution that has 2.18 before the Reason closes. Hastings the men who see more significance in a, people are still interested in “Pete” though that “the Electric Light company would worked a complete transformation of Ito cut out juat as many limbs from his trees character. Glittering chariota, trained phenomenal national prosperity than in all be Is owned abroad and is known by another as they d—d please and run their wires and skilled performer* spectacular and the essays ever written by students wltii- name, and his actions will be watched with where they d—d please." About the same zoological exhibits and thrilling hip­ a great deal of interest. perforwance was repeated In front of J. podrome performances, have taken the out experience in practical affairs. And Time your affairs so as to take in the H. Dennis’. In tbe afternoon Editor place of tlie blatant brass baud, lialf-dozen ■ fortunately they are not alow In discover­ Grand Ledge excursion to-morrow. The Dennis had them arrested for trespass, ing tbe fact that there is no concurrence train will be tbe regular morning train on laying his damages at 8100. The ease red wagons, and the old faabloned one ring with Its mediocre performances One between the free trade contention that all the C. K. A 8.. leaving this city nt 7.09, was commenced before Justice Beadle and of tlie products of this evolution Is Ring­ tariffs are paid by the consumer and the and reaching Grand Ledge at 9:15 a. m. adjourned for a week. After the ad­ ling Bros, world's greatest railroad shows The'return train will reach this city at 9 journment the bulldozing manager gather­ antics of those foreigners who are . trying which exhibit at Hastings on Tuesday. p. m., and thus allow 10 hours at tlie ed bls little clan around him saying. July 21st. This colossal enterprise has to get their wares into our markets. beautiful Seven Islands of Grand I^dge -Come on and i’ll show you how to let When the last congress advanced the tariff -the Central Park of Michigan.” All daylight into the trees" and went straight grown by steady steps until it now can truly claim to be the biggest of all big on wheat, barley, potatoes, aud other who went on the excursion to that plaee n to John Dennis’ where he climbed Into shows. It dr»es not owe its advancement the trees and sawed out a few limits. agricultural pipducts, the squirming among year ago were delighted with the place, to the use of the names of once great men. Our contemporary got wind of what was and unanimously of {be opinion that no farmers was confined to tbe north side of more pleasant day could be spent than at that going on and hurried to tbe scene Just In now long since dead, or interested in name only, but to the best efforts of live, active the Canadian line, and every man who picturesque resort Fare for the round time to push the step ladder over on men of this progressive age. who do not was bunting for facts could see IL When trip 85 cents, children under 12 years 45 which Mr. Bentley was standing. Mr. think that the American^>eople want to be Dennis had agreed to furnish a pole in tbe decree weut forth that certain lines of cents. i front of his residence tall enough so that .humbugged, but believe that nothing is too . manufactures.should hereafter pay a higher A most distressing and fatal accident the wires would not touch tlie trees, free good for the people’s money. duty than formerly. It was from Sheffield occurred Saturday forenoon to a two years of charge, and thereby avoid all trouble .Obituary. and Birmingham and Cornwall and other old child of Henry Norton, who lives on that might arise. But the animus of the Adam Sponable. of Hastings township, the farm of Levant Mdntyre, In Hastings whole affair was shown a little later when died July 8. after a short Illness at his old foreign manufacturing centres that .the township. In the yard and not far from the manager, in conversation with Dr. earliest and loudest notes of protest were the house was a nail keg. into which slops Lathrop, told him that he didn’t want any home, where he liad lived upwards of 30 years. Decrarad was born September 20, ■wafted. Whereupon common-sense voters from the kitchen and swill were emptied. trouble with him, “but we Intend to get 1813. In Montgomery Ca. N. Y.. but with very properly asked themselves why three The little one was playing alone around even with John Dennis.” for what had his parents removed to Ohio, where lie the house, and while unnoticed, fell Into been said in his paper. Editor Dennis has outsiders were so solicitous over the ques­ the keg b**ad foremast, there being four said many things in his paper that were lived many years, married Maranda I*artion of increase in our tariff If all differ­ inches of liquid in the keg at the time. unjust to tbe officers of the Electric Light sons, raised a large family and came to this place In 1859. By years of toll and care­ ence was to be paid by tbe purchasers who The abaenae of the child becqmlng noticed company, but this cannot Justify the man­ soon after, It was discovered in the posi­ ager in Broking revenge through de­ ful management they accumulated a good decreed IL And the inevitable conclusion tion stated. All efforts to revive the little struction of his (Dennis') property and home and enough of tills world's goods to reached was that the sellers of foreign one proved futile. The parents are shows a very wrong spirit and the wooner keep them nicely. But they have left it goods do not believe tbe theory preached nearly heart-broken over the calamity. the young man Is "called off*’ from his for the better home on high. Three sons and three daughters and several The funeral took place Sunday. lofty perch the better It will be for him by their attorneys, however sincere these and the company lie represents. The grand-children and hosts of friends are may be in proclaiming it. Hastings Ims made a record to in* proud lighting company through its manager can left to mourn, but not without hope. Tbe Not only do such facts as these speak of this year In the line of sidewalks. All just us well be civil and Just to all without funeral services were conducted nt tlie louder to the practical pian than any mere of the new walks that have been put down forfeiting any of its rights and the manager house by Rev. Puffer, and lire body laid have been concrete or artificial stone. ought to be particularly impressed . with to rest beside the loved wife and daughter dictum of theoretic philosophy, however । Not a board walk of any kind has been to await the resurrection morn. vociferously reiterated; they also more built This speaks well for the city and is the fact that young men especially should He has gone to Join tbe loved ones. have a proper respect tor their seniors. In thatworM Ihat’s tree from pain. truly betray tbe inspiration of that zeal worth)’ of emulation for agnod many years .We have always advocated city proprietor­ Though we miss Idin, sadlr miss him. to cotne. Nothing adds much more to tbe with which the policy of free foreign trade ship of an electric light plauL but anyone Yet our less l» hl» great gahi. appearance of a town than nice walks and acquainted with the finances of the citv. He has met a joytrns welcome. Is urged upon voters ot tills country. A crown immortal on bls brow. as far as expense is concerned it Is a greet While the free trade attorney draws near deal cheaper In tbe end to put down a con­ knows that it would not have been safe, sound or business like for the city to go to the ear of American consumers with his crete or artificial stone wal>than a board further In debt and Increase taxes at this No more he’ll wateb us from the window, promise of cheapness and increased pros­ one, as it will last two or three times as time. Therefore all hailed with delight No more meet us al the door. long besides adding more to the value of tbe new copipany wbieb promised to soon But we ever shall rcmemtwr perity under tbe proposed new economic the property. In conversation with Dr. Fmlies of welcome that be wore. dispensation, it is“evident that his heart is Lathrop he informed us that tlie artificial remove the stygian darkness which And at parting from tbe loved ones. has surrounded this city from time Im­ Never more his tears will flow. With foreign producers and those who stone walk recently put down by him, cost memorial, and back of it was a strong But our heart. vrill ever cliensh. Though we have no father now. seek gain from tlie expense Involved in but little more tlian it cost to put down a public sentiment—a most valuable ally to concrete walk. Several are waiting to see transfers and missions. It will prove no how hl» walk will stand cold weather, and any corporation in a city of this size that Why not have the pleasure depends upon the people for patronage and easy task to induce practical men to con­ if It pasros through the winter all right, of your summer vacation com­ help. But it will not take many actions template these plain facts ot tbe situation next year will see more stone walks laid similar to those of Tuesday for it to lose, mence with thn commence­ Id other than their most significant aspect than ever before in this city. ment of your summer vaca­ ail the public sentiment it started out tion? Make the voyage to The Chicago, Kalamazoo and Saginaw with, and no little of its support We Tlu In the •‘Reform'’ Camp. your selected refuge a part of railroad are grading a newly acquired tract have upheld it from tl«e first as has also the scheme.—start out right The shipment of seven tons of pig tin of land on Walbridge street and soirfli of Dr. Lathrop, for the majority of tlie stock­ —enjoy life as you go—see from tlie Temescal mines, in California, is their present depot, and have already laid holders, If not all of them, are home people, somethin# by jhe way—trans­ and representative citizens of the city and Staking trouble for those "wrong-siding a track to Vie Michigan Central right of whp had the Interest of tlie city at heart THE form the necessity of travel to way. Tbe company will t^on begin the champions” of English Industries, who erection of a modest, but neat and conven­ when they took stock, and because we be­ to the destination (and from) TRAVERSE In an entertaining and in­ have been pretending that the tin-plate ient passenger station upon their new land, lieved it to be a splendiij thing for the structive pastime that will kill This city. We liave been glad to defend both question binged on our ability to produce the building to cost about 88,000. WAY; what otherwise might be a officers and company against the unjmst will bring the depot about two blocks tin, when they know that the principal tedious and stuffy time. of our contemporary, the nearer town and will be very convenient attacks hems in the cost of tin plates' were: 1st, Take advantage of modem for Michigan Central connections. An Journal, but we cannot defend tbe conveniences—make a little labor; 3d. tbe steel plates, and, further, offical of tbe road said this morning: "The action of the manager In hte evident self­ inquiry in advance—learn of that If we imported tin, as the Welsh building of the new station is but a part assumed right to cut and slash where he pleases, against the proteste of citizens, the new ways—particularly makers do, It would lead to direct trade of the plan the management of tbe road simply liecause tbe company has vested of the Traverse Way—by way has long entertained, that of ultimately exwith Australia and the Straits Settlement. tendeding the road south, following Wal­ him with a little power. The company of the Chicago A West Michi­ gan railway to Traverse City, Now the Engineering and Mining Jour­ bridge street across Main, around by way obtained its franchise legally and lawfully, thence by boat .over one of nal, whose readers have some knowledge of the marsh and tbe waterworks, and get­ but die young man should not construe the rights granted to those of absolute the most delightful sheets of ting out of the valley near Heydenburke of technical subjects, proceeds to hedge as water In this country. hill. Now, don’t say too much about this ownership—a deed of tbe wool city, so to follows, after unkindly referring to "the new depot, as it will probably only be a apeak In fee simple, with a sort of first if you are going to any place on Grand or Little •omewhat ludicrous incredulity of our ex­ stepping-stone to something better if the mortgage on the earth. We regret that we Traverse bay ydu will find cellent contemporary, the New York Even­ road should »be extended”.- Kalamazoo are called upon to say what we have, and that the West Michigan tea what we have written has not been with tag Poet,” the inspiration of the larger Telegraph. any feelingofill will toward Mr. Louis great favorite thence as It Is part of its editorials: We hear that there are a few (the num­ Bentley as manager, nor any of the officers to Chicago. Detroit, etc. The fast exprwm leaving The fact that an American mine is actu­ ber being very limited) who have made or stockholders. All recognize tbe manager ally producing tin In marketable quantity some complaint against bicyclists being to be Mn upright yonng man, well posted Grand Itaplda 11:30 p. m. ar­ rives at Traverse City at 6:00 is encouraging, and we trust will moder­ allowed to ride on tbe sidewalks of tbe city, Im hte business, and give him proper credit ate the vehemence of tbe incredulous, not that anyone has been run into or in­ for IL Personally we feel very friendly and lands passengers within a few steps from the boat while tbe modest proportions of tbe pres­ jured. but there is nothing else to kick toward him and wish both himself aud the which departs Immediately ent output should prevent the boomers about just at presenL Tbe road may be Electric Light company the best of success and arrives at Charlevoix at from talking too loud. It is somewhat tbe more proper place for wheelmen, but but when through any cause he attempts to the Just rights of disappointing that no further progress has in dearth of good roads In the city tbe side­ utterly ignore 1130 a. m. Petoskey at 1:80 and run the whole city, we p. m.. Mackinaw at7:15p. m. yet been made in the new industry of tin­ walk is about the only place left and as others, plate making, after the number and char­ long as riders have been as cautious as think it time that he should be called Geo. DeHavek. General {Passenger Agent acter of the promises that were made when they have been in this city, there can be off. Instead of spoiling at least the ap­ the heavy tariff was under discussion, no very serious objection to tbe sidewalks pearance of our beautiful shade trees by but there is little doubt, In our opinion, being used. Certainly tbe wear and tear climbing up and down with “climbers,” it that eventually all tbe tin plate used in on tbe sidewalks is not very great and as would be Just as well and Just as easy to The Michigan Central will run a special tbe United States will be of domestic man- long as due caution to the rights of pedes­ get up and down with ladders and we train via Grand Rapids and U. W. M. R. R. afoctnre. and—though thia Is still doubt- trians is exercised, there can be no valid know that It would please all a great deal to Ottawa Beach and Macatawa Park. fol—with tin produced from our own reasen why the walks cannot be used by more. We hope that this trouble will re­ Tueaday, July 91st, 1891. leaving Hasaalncs. It is certain that we can mine and bicyclists with perfect safety to pedes­ sult In being of some good to Mr. Bentley, tlngs at 8.-07 a. m.. and sell round trip manufacture at a less cost here than fit trians But tbe moment the safety of tbe and that he may draw some good practical tickets at the following low rates from this fone in England, even with our wages latter Is imperiled tbe owners of wheels lessons tint will last him for some timedly: Adults *1.00 and children M rente. ■early or quite twice as high. This well cannot blame tbe city officiate if they are We doubt If any of the officers or stock­ The train will arrive at Grand Rapids at known fact is due to tbe greater output made to keep off of tbe walks. And right holders wilt approve of hte actions, which 9:35 a. m. and at Ottawa Beach at 10:35 a. here per man per day. partly because our here we will say that it stands wheelmen were done we think not with an evil use the utmost caution heart but with an enlarged cranium, and m.; returning, leave Ottawa Beach at C p. mmi work harder than is the custom in band to m. and Grand Rapids at 7:00 p. pi. All tbe walks and an exalted opinion of personal greatness. •broad and partly because of our greater when riding upon w ho desire to stop at Grand Rapids will avoid any accident. We believe that there ■we of labor-saving devices. have that privilege. Trains will run Tbe first fact referred to is of compara­ is no one in tbe city so selfish and unaethrough to Ottawa Beach, landing passen­ A Mammoth. Blood Sweating Hip­ eommodeting as to refuse to give half of gers tn front of Hotel Ottawa. Passengers tively small consequence. Tbe economic the walk when properly asked or warned. popotamus foet of Interest Is that "the heavy tariff­ And one-half of tbe walk is all that it is Among the many specially interesting wishing to go to Macatawa Park resorts can take Steam Ferry boat from Brach will induce “our greater use of labor-aav- necessary to give for a blcyelist to pass and rare specimens of zoology to be seen dock. Rate 5 rente. Steamers Kalama­ with Ringling Bros, world’s greatest rail­ and pass safely on any ordinary walk. fogdertcra.” It is thia greeter use of road shows Is the largest living hippopota­ zoo and Macatawa will leave Ottawa labor-saving devices that enables us, payBev. Herbert Jenne, formerly of this mus In captivity. Hia weight is greater Beach at 2 p. m. and Macatawa Park at city, but of late resldhig near Hickory than tbe hugest elephant This mammoth 2:10 p. m. for 20 mile excursion on Lake Corners was arrested tlie fore part of the amusement Institution will .-Dread Ito "city Michigan. Fare 20 cents; children io tries, to produce a belter and cheaper pro­ 0Uawa’ Ikach ,nd Macatawa week for bigamy. Tbe evening twfore of snow white tents” in Hastings on Tues­ duct; wlille tbe higher wages enable our July <th Jenne left bis home near Hickory day July 21st ' I ark Resorts at tlie entrance of Blaek Lake Into Lake Michigan, near Holland. workmen to produce such an abundance telling hte wife to look after herself and 20 miles south of Grand Haven and So •* food and other comforts of life that the children as be was going away on miles southwest of Grand Raplda, have some business. It seems that be went Ail are entitled to tbe beat that tiielr direct to Let,Ik where be was married to money will boy, so every family should become papular by reason of the great Mbs Celestin Landfair. The eoupie went have, at once, a bottle of the best family natural advantages found there. Incited as they are. on tlie shores of Lake Michigan teat tbe record.” Concurrently their to leasing the Monday after the 4th and remedy. Syrup of Figs. to clean*, the stayed at a boarding bouse until Thursday. system whan costive or bilious. For sale and Black Lake or Macatawa Bay. a btoiu »c and *1.00 battles by all trading druggists. T'!>.' H » »"-.«■ " * 1>< <> '* TS.’SSJU’T .„«>•»"'•> •>■»* Hurrah for Grand Ledge! Tbe Episcopal Bunday acbool of Uds clly will give on ex­ cursion to the Seven Island# of Grand Ledge Friday July 17th nexL Theac beauti­ ful islands have been justly termed "The Central Park of Mldilgan” or the "Mack­ inaw of Southern Michigan." One year ago the same society gave an excursion to this famous reaorL Every oue who went then will be a missionary th^ year. Tbe attractions of this famous reaort are in­ creased by tbe construction of a steam roller coaster whlqh will be a curiosity to thousands of people. Tbe Island houae baa been enlarged for the fast Increasing trade and is a place of convenience and neatness, aud a source of great delight to those who annually seek Ita cool, pleasant shade. The Sunday school who gives this excuraloa has pledged a large amount to pay for the large west window of the new uhurch and hope by this ex­ cursion to receive substantial aid. The train will leave on the C. K. & S. from this city at 7:09 a. m. reaching Grand Ledge via Woodbury, 9:15 a. m. Ample accom­ modations will be made to accommodate everybody who cares to go. There will be no change of cars and .the return train will reach this city at 9 o’clock p. m. The price of tickets Is exceedingly low be­ ing only 85 cents return fare and children under 12 only 45 centa. Let everybody turn out and make this a gal* day and assist the Sunday school in this worthy enterprise. Ticket# for sale by the ladle* of tbe society. He Has JiriM Dr Beaty, the Famous Spec­ ialist Reaches Town at Last. BanlAhe. the Bern. Cnred. That poets are born not made . .. Inx with which ererylKHly 1. t.iniu.1 muw phMCM wmethlox mure in.. old bookworm who be. .pcm . •tody ot modlcl .dener .„d kototkllpmctlc.1 method. T? ."S'1” J1 of such Vital Interest as the <elwti /r pby.lertn It I. Import.nl tlun th, L ere .bonId be exerelwd. «ud u’u’.Tl object or Ibl. article 10 cell u„. ot inch ot our nwder. m him tie with uy form ot dlw.w t,, kUlnmeol. ot Or. M. Baty. oT uniform uccews (or, r.r nflje truth ot Or. H.mm„mrr . B“,y >r*rt In Sr study of his profession, securing th» highest diploma, from three of the worM’. greatest achool. of medicine. But in addition to his learning he wksesaes a quality which no course of svX could Impart He is able to tell almost it a single glance and without a question the disorder from which any pcn-.n may i- * suffering. This Is nothing short of intul. tlon. since there are no infallible outward signs of any dlseaee. Many people will scout at tbe idea that any man c*ii be eudowed with intuitive knowledge of disease In other persons, but such people will be convlndbd if they will take the trouble to call on Dr. Beaty. Tilt- doctor does not stop at this intuitive knowledge, however A local photographer tells a story of • He questions the patient closely as to the young mao who came into hia studio one history, duration and effrcts of the day and asked nervously if he nught have disease, and his diagnosis, when rompkta little converaatlon with him. The visitor ed. is as near to Infallibility a- human at­ waa painfully ugly, and after aome awk­ tainments can approach. Some years ago Dr. Beaty decided to ward blushing and indefinite allusions ha aaked the artiat if he supposed be had abandon the humdrum round of every day among hia aatuples h picture of any youtg medical practice, such a, the treatment of man who looked like him, but waa better fever and acute diseases. Leaving the beaten path to the every­ looking.—B’-ngor Commercial. day plodders, he gave his attention to the treatment of nervous, chronic and soTHE MARKETScalled incurable disease*, and his uniform success in ids chosen field attests the wisdom of Ids course. Incurable cases of apple*—Dried.— any disease whatever are seldom met with Butter-10012. in Dr. Beaty’s practice, although a very Clorer reea OODtOO. large proportkm of patients are sufferers Bran* -91 .<» per bu. Corn-03© c. who have been assured by other physicians Beef—Dre*sed.9560C|c.00 calves, 94.30 613.00 that nothing can be done fur them. If it Is true that nothing can lie (fi ne—and II Is rarely true—Dr. Beaty frankly rays to and Llme-Seilinaat soeperbbj; waterline,91A0 is never guilty of halding out false hopes per bbl. to suffering .people for the sake of pin. (>*ts—ueperbu. Fotatore-OOc. per bu. Thousands of people who are t»-day enjoy­ Fork-94 Wt9LM. ing the blessing of good health owe their Plaster—Heillng at *LM per ton. happiness and their live* to tlw lucky Halt—Selling at 91 per bbl. Timothy Seed—belling al9lA0 perbn. chance that led them to Ute door of this Wheat—No. 1. whiles JH: red A3. wonderful man. Flour—93.7.1 jht hundred. Those who have been afflicted with Hye—75c. • chronic diseases until life ha* become a burden; until every day and bouris filled Beans—92.00 per t>u. for dtv picked. with suffering: until the belief that only Butter-l2fU.ic. creamerv ITftlP Corn—Or per bu. death can end their torture has liecome Egr»-iM»l«e. fixed In their minds, will find in Dr. Gats—lie per bu. Beaty a friend who can and will exorcise Poultry—Live: chickens, e; duek < tire demon of diseasXand bring back to turkeys. Wheat—No. 1 white 9L03. No. >red,*l.cx the sallow cheek the h\ig banished hue of perfect health. Tlie estimate here presented of Dr. CattfeNheep nnd Lambs— Beaty’s powers—that Is more than skill­ Bogs—Medium and Mixed may strike some of our readers a* incredi­ ble. but tin* skeptical have only jo Investi­ gate to be thoroughly convinced. It yow family physician has l>ern dosing yon with­ out effect: if he has told you that your caw is incurable, yon should not deepair. Tbe chances are at least twenty to one that proper treatment will bring oomplete relief. If you fall to consult Dr. Beaty you fail in your duty l<» yourtelf aud per­ haps extend a perioiV <’f torture which could be cut short nt once. All nervous, FOR THB chkmic. throat and catarrhal diseases are trriked with never-failing success by DrBeaty. MIXERS C.&S.S BLOOD DOCTOR ths greatest CANCERiSCROFDLA REMEDY OF THE AQE. BL°°D and SKIN Diaeaara ^urtfler it haa no equal. Send fte jMunphlet showina nf A.CaST , Hastings. Mich.. March 20, iw®. 1 "rBS. *ith a scrofulous sore on my arm which wm a vunntax »ore tor over two b;r Pknletans with no effect •nuby th* we of flveorsh boUteS of Mixer’s Coneer and Berofola Hynip wa* entirely cured and have never been afflicted slnreN. T. Pakkxb, Prop. Hasting* House. Late from Etolwrli, ScoW, • Arrived at JULY 13, And Will Remain Three Weeks. For Sale by all Druggists. rKKFARxn nr Dm. Mixer & Sons. Heatings, Mich. STEKETEE’: IMPROVED hoq Cholera Gore HOG CH0LEBA, and PIN W0HX8 IN HORSES, HCNDKKD8 OF THEM. ROOMS AT THE HASTINGS HOUSE. SPECIALTY: The Nervous System, Chronic Throat and Catarrhal Diseases. To those who have been neglecwL bad­ ly treated, or pronounced incurable. i»e »*• pralally extends an Invitation. cures when others fall; his treatarntli mild, cures permaneuL and teiws reason able, and within the reach of all. Give the Doctor a trial, and he wlU S' ' you satisfaction. .. He positively will not take a ca*e w cannot cure. COME EARLY It may take some lime to cure yom ue is alwaya on time, and crowded tne days of his visiL To U* lick one who h" *' * f1 and .re not able to rtalt I hr l’MrI r . roraonal ruoloaUon. tie will "printed list of questions on app Bime of tbe most brilliant * •ver made were of peraima that he CONSULTATION WflOUiaAlkV.r FREE ‘ --------TO Letters must muat be short in m patches, by four patrbr., and and accompanied >- £ or .tamps, or they will not be read w. ft OOCtUntAR. DragglM. answered. Office Hovm, 9 a. m. tod P- »• �Little Harrison and Jerome Van Arman PGRSONALJiENTlON, gave a party to their young friends Friday afternoon. About 50 little boys and alris ^Claude Potter returned to Detroit Mon- ■i"1)- »«■IWL____ were present and enjoyed themselves im­ —wTr cock. L**i_,yr,i ■ i— mensely If noise and actions are anything week11' Ba**’ °f Fllnt‘ "nS ln l^e C,ty laMt to judgeby. Hasting? Banner. glassware Cash ami things toeat given in erriiai for farmer’s pro- Now that the season of vacations lias Krank Beckwith was hi Lu^e Odessa begun In earnest, an article on How to Rest, by Dr. Wm. A. Hammond, in the last week. August number ot the North American Thomas Uwrenaou was In Gobleville Review, la sure to lie read with the great­ last week, est Interest. ^rs- J- C. Cole was In Kalamazoo \JThv contract for building the new school Thureday. nouse was let to Bentley & Wilkins last Ben Ue, of Kalamazoo, was In the city week, the contract price being 17100. The wall for the Mme win cost about 8640 Thursday. more, making the total cost of the building Mr. and rfrs. Will Hay visited In Alle­ about 87740. gan last week. Jas. G. Seaman, a farmer living near Mr. and Mrs. 8. Wilcox vialtcd in Goble­ Nashville waa arrested last week on a ville last week. charge of making u false affidavit to se­ Jphn Beamer, of Grand Rapids, was lu cure a pension. He was taken to Grand Rapids and placed in jail, but Is out on the city Friday. bail at this writing. Mrs. Jonn Buchanan was in Lake L/Slre. Julus Russell gave a hollyhock Odessa last week. dure. Sugar- are way down and •he bottom falling out. party Tuesday evening in houor of Mrs. Frank Hamilton of Muskegon. All of the floral decorations were of hollyhocks and were very beautiful. The affair was as unique as it was pleasant >'e« vegetables of all kinds and a line line of fruits arriv­ ingdaily. Always fresh; at very |0"' prices; ■ We still have more of that A No. 1 Hour at *2.75 per cwt, A tin, line of crockery and Call aud see us. JOS. ROGERS fhe Soap that Cleans Most is. Lenox. You can Newest Styles of Jewelry, Watches and Clocks. at my store, 1st door north of Post Offlice. F. R. PANCOAST. Mrs. Frank Ninas, of Lake Odessa, is visiting in the dty. Mrs. John Busby visited her slater near Bellevue last week. MIm Gertie Stebbins returned from Mrs. Chat Briant (nee Miss May Shel­ Muskegon last week. don) formerly ot this eltr. died at her borne In Middlesboro, Kentucky, July 5th, Mel Gwin. Delton’s hustling merchant, ot typhoid fever, leaving a husband and was In the city Monday. two children to mourn her loss. She had Miss Blanche Shrincr returned from many friends here, especially among the Traverse City last week. . younger class, who will regret to learn of tier death. , Phln Smith made a business trip to Grand Rapids yesterday. Monday night or Tuesday morning there were very few who slumbered during the Miss Maud Bartley spent the fore 5»rt severe thunder storm. One stroke of light­ ot Uie week at Wall lake. ning that will Im* remembered as being Mm. John White started for Muskegon sharper than the others struck a house in the 2nd ward belonging to Morgan .tones. yesterday for a short visit. The houw was damaged some and the tenants shocked. I will fit your eyes perfectly. No Charge for examination. find the , Will Kreler, of Middleville, was in tbe eity on business Wednesday. Shirley Smith Is the owner of a new W. D. Hayes and R. K. Grant and fam­ “Victor” bicycle. He is also the able rep-. ilies are camping nt Wall lake. resentatlve of tbe manufacturers for this' Dr. and Mrs. Clarence Young, ot Alle­ city, and will no doubt be pleased to talk bicycle to any one Intending to’purchase. gan. spent Sunday In the city. The material and workmanship of the ma­ George Black, of Centralia. Washington, chine are first-class and far easy riding is visiting his parents in this city. cannot be beaten. Mr. and Mrs. Clement Smith and son. Will the committees of the various Don. start for Bay View to-morrow. townships, whose duty It I* to report the Mrs. Frank Hamilton, of Muskegon, deaths of tbe pioneers during the past visited relatives In the eity last week. year, please report to me at once sending I Miss Florence Hoy, ot Wanseon. Ohio, their communication to me by mall at is visiting her uncle, O. A. Whitright. Bay View. Michigan. July 16th. 1891. Mr*. G. G. Spaulding and son, George, Clkmkwt Smith. Historian. are visiting in Grand Rapids this week. 1*. T. Colgrove and L. II. Everts were —People who have tried it are of the opinion that a liberal dusting of wood ashes in the Valley City Tuesday on business. will kill the worms that are attacking Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Frost are visiting Cifeuhuii ’.hi- w<-l\ 3,000 young grapes. Any kind of dry du**t relatives In the south part of the county. sprinkled on worms that breathe through Miss Franc Hill, of Grand Rapids, was ■ I’!izt*s t«»r advertisement* their skin will usually kill them, and It the guest of Mrs. John Goodyear last week. *.u.; nn.Tt thi- ■ ' •• T •-•-days at latest to mar be that It will kill these pests. It ft will worth trying, an the dry nstus will do :r»w iii-vi V.t’’; a’.! <• i*tu«r «f the week ^sfohn Rolterts went to Detroit this morn­ no harm to the vines or fruit. ing to attend the National meeting of bicy­ clists. A visit to Dr. Lathrop's treatment room* Tikr ;b-Ixdge excursion to-* Miss Mary Leins left for an extended during office hours will noon convince any one of the benefit to be derived from the visit with Indiana friends and relatives xioiei'i-al •■.riet w-.rk i« being done In Electric Cabinet tathc. The doctors are yesterday. treating a number of pat]enta each day, U*fT< n Lunn has accepted a position In n nnd having remarkable snrecev Persons !u?uh Alwine ;> i-tdldinuan addition to tailor shop In PetiMkey and left for that suffering from rheumatism <»r any nervous city Tuesday. his bouev n the 4th want. affection can be assured that electricity Mrs. Harris (nee Miss Daisy Deny).'of lK.rr MuiL-' h.i* !<•! ■ <>f («n with a new win cure when all other means fall. Detroit, is visiting the Misses Edith and Ktsuk.vbiii niher fellow* don’t. A very valuable supplement will accom­ Nellie Baitcock. Goniyiur lk\j-. ;t>- pi:Hing down a sjone pany the next nnmlM-r of Harper's Weekly. Mr. and Mrs. Jones, of Saranac, were wilk in front of their hardware store/ It will l>e devoted to some special features guests of their daughter. Mrs. Frank A fra u;> those gent’* summer of the eleventh census, and will present In Hams, last week. jiatt-U-< at <v-t at Holden ,t tabulated form such facts and figures with -reference to the progress. Industrial, and Hlrr'*. * Glen Balch, of Kalamazoo, has opened resources of the different states a* are of an engineer's office In tlie city, over Hicks A g-*! many fniHfthi.1 city took In the — . ..^ -public. --------------most general Interest to-- the It a A Spence's store. races at Kalaautr<>>> last week, and were will be worthy of study and preservation.' \| ' Tbe countenances of the <*ditors of the well «dtena!aed. , Thursday Mrs. W. H. Shantz was driving NasbviHeand Woodbind News Illumined It seetu* .<• if Barry- t-otfnty could sup­ our streets Monday. ply the i i;u nd X"T any quantity of home and had n step ladder in the phaeton । with her. In getting the ladder out It Mrs. Cvdell Whltrlght returned last cherriz* this year. caught the wheel In some manner and ,night from a visit with friends in Wanseon Uouf- am! .>,trn to rent iu fourth ward rattled, scaring the horse which ran about and Napoleon. Ohio. rornrUiif Park md Center streets. En 20 rods, when she succeeded In running Frank Hilbert. C. C. Dean. J. M. Smith him Into a fence comer and stopping him The buggy was completely wrecked and aud C. 8. I*almerton. of Woodland, made Fine '.in-- > f !adl»-<* and gents' shoes at Mrs. Schantz was Injured to some extent .u raid on this city Tuesday. Su.w!”.. it will .pay you to see Mrs. Will Goodyear and mother. Mrs. than before y .ti buy. •. H. A. Goodyear has greatly improved Beatty, nf Orangeville^ start for a trip •SjezUck-' ■: and all kinds of tbe appearance of the store occupied by through northern Michigan next week. E. W. Morrill, by making tbe entrance ’ optical gc.iS at deeper and putting In plate glass. The LXt ItenWH and Milan Waldorff left for John BE-«.«»iKn’a. improvement this year hi the fronts of our Battle Creek Monday, taking their bicycles All owing me on account must call and business places I* very noticeable and is with them. They will visit In ARikm bcwtilc at w.’< 1 need the money. the subject of a grent deal of comment. /ore ( returning. . A. Wooi.ET. Nothing gives a city more the appearance Warren Williams and son. Harvey IhDp.mea card And 1 will" bring you of thrift and prosperity than nice business Willlama, of Milo, with their wives will wfir-t : clover mid timothy liay at fronts. start for Petoskey this evening to spend tight dollar? per ton. H. B. Andbvr. The business of tbe Hastings Chair A itbe remainder of the summer. We bavr several second hand reapers In Table Co. starts out most auspiciously. Mart Gillman has succeeded M. H. K<ak! repair of different makes for sale Though Its line of samples has been in Collins as agent at the M. C. R. R- depot Grand Rapids on exhibition less than a -Vanderbilt couldn’t have made a better eheap Me-mek Bros. Jt RevxuI.do. week, and with no one yet on the road for selection as Mart Is well known and well 8l0o will buy a good two story house them, the orders already received from an .liked. rod will make a cheap comfortable borne. inspection of the samples by buyers who Enquire of Hastinrs Engine * Iron Works. Tlie Misses Flo and Kittle Bendle start­ are now In Grand Rapids aggregate over for a three weeks' visit with Eastern ‘•Hippie" trot'.ed a mile in Kalamazoo 82,400. and with good prospects for very ed ( yesterday morning. Miss Flo j >a>t week in !•;■.•. Her performance so much larger gales from the exhibits at the relatives attend tbe convention of teachers tn rlraM-d l>an Reynolds that the latter talks । Valley City. There Is certainly no reason will , why the Chair A Table Co. should not, Toronto . before returning. of baying|>er for a carriage horse. from the great favor with which Its first I" Tkeorati.ib by !!<•«. Clement Smith was samples have been received, confidently 'VXum B^noU.. ot CMa«o. Sty yr.ter-1,, <-.l!lnr oo old fri-nds trknd! and ■>«! UM of the jran-'-'-t productions ever llsten- expect a large business this season. The < tdtoluFi. .-jtfirtand the people on every prospects are certainly most flattering for jrenewlorold ■rqu,ln(,ri<*«. NJ been here In three >e«r» he hnrd , knew hand wet. loud In Its. praise.—Freeport he new Institution. 1 the pure on nxount ot the innny Improve­ Herald. The new game law as passed by the ,ments. SpleiuM t/resl.’ng engine and boiler for legislature allows the killing of wild 0. D. Spaulding, of Hastings. T*f’,ted *ale cheap, made hy Wood. Tal»er A turkey between November 1 and December Morw. In perfect condition, also liest rub 15; woodcock between August 15 and ।brother, John .nd Th.den. S>»"Ww nrrtiT He was at one time a resioeni oi ber and canvas threshing belts at Hastings December 15; wild duck, wild waterfowls, IMlerne. HU boyhood d.y. «ero ,P«>< Engine & Iron Works. and snipe between September 1 and De­ here, and every spot of ground In iand cember 15; ruffed grouse, partridge. । a bent this village contains a hlstorj Tbe state teachei* Institute for Barry pheasant, coilln, or quail. Virginia ( familiar to him.—Bellevue Gazette. County will be held in this city commenc­ partridge, between November I and De­ ing at 10 o’clock a. in. Monday August 17th cember 15. In tlie upper peninsula It is reported that George f'”11'*’’' partridge or ruffed grouse may be killed tod elorine at 4 p. m, Friday August 28th. Marshall, the official "ten0«Ta'J"rL|±d Further notice next week. from September 1 to January 1. At any circuit far the past 18 years, has time tbe use of any swivel or pnnt gun. ; Pairrs were full of reports In the spring yacht or slnkboat or battery for tbe kill­ Hte bow peaches had i>cen killed by frost ing of wild duck or ether wild water fowl the lake diore. Peach growers are Is prohibited. Nor shall any person break, now jpanpelled to go through their or­ train or practice any dug upon any gsme to ^d^torseMlon. and will be greatly chards ami thin out the fruit. 2Sd- T’”’ BAXMKB Wishes him success birds during tlie cloned season. local news. A new serial story will soon commence. Subscribe in time to read it NO NEED TO WAIT. KEEP YOUR MOWER AND REAPER Now is your time to buy your supply of SUMMER CLOTHING. In shape by buying LARD OIL, GOLDEN OIL, BLACK OIL. CASTOR OIL, EL DORADO OIL We have magnificient values in men’s suits, all wool, stylish, elegant and durable. Cheviot cassimere, worsted, etcAn unlimited assortment in SACKS and CUTAWAYS of every color and shade. OF FRED L. HEATH, THE DRUGGIST. It Costs You Nothing To see our stock of clothing, hate, caps and furnishing goods, and we beleive we can satisfy you in goods and prices. R. MUDGE & SON. HASTINGS. MICH. WE LEAD I OTHERS FOLLOW. Our efforts to place before the people of Barry county lines of clothing, hats and furnishing goods that give the most wear and satisfaction and best value for the money have been rewarded by a large increase of trade the first half of this year. ’ ■ We go into the next half with feelings of greater confidence, and assure all that we have made better arrangements than ever to deal with you on terms of advantage to yourselves. Seasonable Goods for summer wear, in clothing, hats and underwear, we are offering at a dis­ count from regular prices. In his new field of labor. When joy spend your money you should Tbeelectkm law passed by tbe legislature M* that you get value received for it You will be a great change for tbe better and Is »l'l alaap gel the best bargains In an Improvement oyer the present statute. watches, fifie Jewelry, clocks and silver­ The respective party ticket* will be ware at John Betsmer's jewelry store. upon one street of paper and parallel. The head will be “Offical Ballot.” followed by Fjigineer* will find at the Hasting* printed Instructions to the voter. Then "Wine <k Iron works office the latest and tbe wonts republican, democrat and best entmc, r's t;ulde and instructor, with prohlbIWllon over tire respective party •11 question* an<l answers required to bo a pomlnatkiiiK. After the name of the ticket X™mrhe ‘JTto licensed engineer on land, lake or sea. will be a small square wherein tlie voters­ Cowmencitpz on Saturday June 18th. will check (x) If be wishes to vote tire .. r„ ,ua navv and know that ne we win commence and close out all our ■ straight ticket. Tlie same square cheek XJ". » •n',‘ Wies. tnk« and children's hats regardless I will be opposite each name vot.-d for and "> «wt to make rcom for fall and winter , on spllttlrkebia check must be m»deatf«fa*< n»r« In bls service- ___________ *!ockpmx Smith, at the Racket : the name of every cemdhtate v‘*c*i 'orWe tavn?reen No ticket peddling will be avowed. Dor The report that Prof. Sterling's house ; will the giving of cigars or any endeavor ran made bv the Hastings bote broken into by bur riant last week। to Influaoenee voters while at tbe polls be «*•'» pjwedto be with- nt foundation. Tbe’ FH-nnitted. The Judge of Probate. Ornnty arrived home Saturday and expected Clerk and County Tn5ator5,r_/J7£^1„^.t^ thOT"1 everything upside down In hb bouse wu nw: agreeably surprised to led *’«rything all right. I .iP® GRANT. Leading Clothier. �Dreadful Disaster to Another Excursion Train. LESSON HI, THIRD QUARTER, INTER­ NATIONAL SERIES, JULY 10. AN ENGINEER'S FATAL MISTAKE Rurfrffc$»oe l ’ , : j HEART DISEASE [Compiled from Leaaon Helper Quarterly by pcrmiiwion of H. 8. Hoffman, pubUaber. i’hiladclphia-1 After Andrew brought hia brother Simon to Jean* we read that Jeaus went into Gal­ lire and found Philip, and then that Philip found Nathanael and brought him to Jesua. If the work had thus gone on, each one finding or being found ot Him, ....... <.n Jeaua, uv—urt, VA teTUS AWUUU Ul llUU, quickly bringing another, bow different 1 Both tbo method aud resyltfi when the would ue be vouay: today! Why should •. Syrup of Figs is taken; it is pleasant io® world worm wouiu w ny should not everr —J u r_~.Ltnn. A« !.* taste, tnrfn nnd every saved arral soul brinebring nnnthnr another tr> to -IAJe- _ and refreshing to athe and a/Hs acts sub? ; L "And tbe third day there was a mar- gently yet promptly on the Kidneys, Liver and Bowels, cleanses tbe sys­ rfw In Cma ot G.lll«." mut......_____________ . Nathanael (xxi, , — This was the town ot 2), tem effectually, dispels colds, head­ ~J ’* t be strange if this was hte aches and fevers and cures habitual ONE ENJOYS t nilties—The VlrUin* Literally Cooked with Hoaldlnc Steam—A Wife's Fa‘ ■tenetet . .." ------------ - ------------------l>,...a^-o»lr Ti.ro- r«r>M. net or _ . AsFKJt, Colo.’. July 18.-A horrible <*■ tastrophe occurred at Aspon junction, on Ihr Colorado Midland railway at I | Vclock j’pjocfc yesterday moruing. morning. that vua» has filled •*•«— • mna, mROy uuvv ouni br.ppy A......V home® In this beautiful _ n__ — i. 1. .1<L-soUtion —.latten and valley with and death. death- A AColcolUsion occurred between a Midland locomotive and the hind coach of tbe Saturday night excursion train running between Asi<n And G.enwood Springs. The coach load uf people returning from the Springs. A- plMAUrt etea-ant Dauro wb.re.feubaure unu Chicago. Stow.: A< CMoW-PMWriphte. <k Cbfauo. »■ °Oar Iaa«u<> gAttiw. portV°t^ocMioa: A* Barton—Bokfcm, IS; Columbu.,'1 At Pl.lteWl»»-Atbl«ic, r- St Iziult, ■ 1- At Baltimore—Citeii,8; UAhtaore, * At WteMntUm-Wtehingtoo, U; lAui.rlilc. 7. CHICAGO. JoUjU-Followloa nre tte .wr-tote- tea note br towroe elute yutenley:; Al HltoSuw-Mw VoHt, ;; yestevunj - ------- . 11. __ ik A* f"Inrtmhut 1 —( inrltilixti. Pittsburg, 5. At Cincinnati —Cincinnati, ! » Brooklyn, 5 At Cleveland-Cleveland, I 1; Boston, 4 At Chicago-Chicago, »; ,miawipnut 7. ! |Philadelphia. . • . i . Ati .. Boston-Boston, 7. c. Association: 7; St [ a - otb«r games postponed-mln. CHICAGO, Joly 1R-The league base j yesterday is os follows: P|tH|lurg—Pitsburg, 7; New York. 4. >Al Ctoc|noJlti—Cincinnati. 11; Brooklyn, ' Al cievelaodl-CieTeland, 14; Boston, ; r At Cbicagn-k-’bteago, 11. Phlladd>hin, 8. 3. i | phia. __ I' Ateodatlon: Boston-Boston, ». 3; SL A-rertrtlon: At Borton-Bo.U.0. Sb __ _____ . ... . ■ । 8iATum<w diow thu one ta rm. bo A weak or diseased Heart. The first avmnsymp­ toms are short breath, opprewiou. oj--------- --t*— fluttaing. faint and hui mm .pril.,njun In <lde, constipation. Symp of Figs is the “A»dthX«ter<>fJ<.u.wM1bOT." then smothit,- ■ (and death,)\ I—---------—. — mT ••Bl —xl.monR ” K>tal»lh 'Bleraed among women. women." Kliubcth Mid, said, sonly remedy of its kind ever pro­ spent, were at~------ , r—„ . Heart Cure is a ’ l__ . _1________ 2,. ~__ ebe t>»t tenevrf" (Lake duced, pleasing to the taste and ac­ horrors of a frightful a;..l.rtn1 railroad r.lir.^l accident, artMeirt. „ J., Wuhlugum-Wuihbook on Heart Disease, with wonderful < L 43-45). Hnr But when another on a certain ceptable to the stomach, prompt in which resulted in kUliug^two people out­ { ingtun, 8; Columbus, 7^ cures. FREE at druggists, or address occasion spoke of Mary's bleesedncaa Jesus its action and truly beneficial m its right, inflicting fatal injuries upon fire Dr. Miks’ Medical Co.. Elkhart, Indiana. ‘ C hicago , July 11 —League games on the replied. "Yea. rather biassed are they that effects, prepared only from the mo*t more, and severely scalding and burning | base ball field yesterday were as follows; At hear tbe Wnrtl of God aud keep it.” No­ I Pittsburg—Pittsburg, 2; Philadelphia, 4. where are we taught to worship or even to healthy ana agreeable substances, iu many other*. Haw the A ecideat Occurred. ' At Cincinnati—Buston, !■; Cincinnati, S. think much of Mary except as a highly many excellent qualities commend it NOTICEFOB HEARING CLAIMS. Engineer Switxer, of lhe excursion ' At Cleveland—Clhvoland. 4; Brooklyn, 3. honored woman. See Jesus only! Wor­ to all and have made it the most State of Michigan. County of Barfy-s*. train, had run bto train np to tbe waler ' At Chicago—Chlqago. 8; New York, b. Nuih-e I* hereby given, that by an order’ of ship God! popular itmedr known. * the Probate Court for the Comity of Barry, 2. “And both Jesus was called and His Svrup of Fip is for. Ale in 50c J iai.k 'nl th. Junrtiuu tor w«ur. Whoa • ------------------Association: ApPhilndelphln—.AthleVte, feyrup of Fig- • made mi tha e'rventh dsy of June A. D, 1*1. < and SI bottles bv all leading druc-1 backing down to get. on the main track g. Cincinnati, 8. At Baltimore—LouisMX mouths from I bat date were allowed for disciples to tbe marriage." A L J Ji'tekln dra<roi«t wl?n ! Hue a “hot out from lhe coal ri,,e' * li At " Mbjngtoucreditor', u, pnNwut i heir claim.* sgalnst the These disciples were probably the five 22. estate ot John A Barbrller late of said county, referred to in the previous chapter—An­ gistA Any reliable druggirt wbo . •'««. * fu ft WBy „ i w«hington, 10; .Columbus. 4. Boston. deceased, and that all creditor*of said de. eased drew, Simon, Philip, Nathanael and tbe on" k are required to present tbrir claims to*ald Probate Court, al the Probate office, lu the City unnamed one whom we suppose to have of Hasting*, for examination aad allowance, m been the writer of this gospel. It is al­ or before tbe eleventh dav of December next, ways safe for the disciples of Jesus to go aud that sueh claims w 1 ll be heard before sold court, on Friday, the eleventh day of September where He goes. natl, 7; Borton, 8 At Cleveland—Clove_ __ . the . ... ____ •- ___ main track and। __.i-.k-.-i. made the al- .i nati.■ R uosaon. H and on Friday. tbe eleventh day ot Ihscember 8. “And when they wanted wine, the CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP CO. Ux»k ‘ * B: Brooklyn. A At Chicago— next, at tea o elock In the forenoon of each ot mother of Jesus sahh uuto Him. They tempt, but struck the rear coach of the *“?*• those davs. " York. 16. SAN FNAKCI8C0. CAL. excursion train at the switch. The force have no wine. ” Dated Hastings. June llth. A D. IMH. At Boston—Boston, L0UI8YILU. KT. NEW YORK, N.V. of the collision tore the check valve from ' A.hte.t5; / Cha-. W. aumstiioxo. Tbe revised version says, “When the Judge of Prob*towine failed." Their need is going to draw forth his fullness; their emptiness will give PROBATE ORDER. an opportunity to glorify Him. It is even people. ! Washington. 1; Columbus, R Stale of Michigan, County of Barry—as. so still, and always so; His strength is Cooked by tbe Se*ldlnE Mtoam. Tb~ «»■»!. WOO ' CuaawJul, jU-Seor- mad. At a wmalou •( tlie Probate Court for the Then ensue.I u t«De ot terror impo«iUe Cuuntv of Barry, holden rt the ITobatr Ofllce. made perfect in weakness. He only nsks ttdrtrtite. Tbrj—OA-n. »«• M ■*«"' ’T nun . in the Citv of Hartings. In axid county, on Wed­ our nothingness. nesday, the Mih day of June, iu the year one “Thou nrt Simon, the son of Jona; thou merer id lhe roaring, rtiwchlog mon.i.r lores; A l Pittsburg— Pittsburg, fi; Phila­ thousand eight hundred and nkiety one at their aide. Through the broken valye delphia, 7. At' Cincinnati—Cincinnati, 0; Present, Charles W. Armatrong, Judge of shalt be called Cephas, which M, by inter­ pretation. a stone." torrents of scalding steam and water J Boston, fi. At Chicago—Chicago, 3; New Probate. In lhe matter of the estate of George Thus said Jesus os Ho looked upon him. poured out upon, upon, tnc the ucipiew be I pies* viciiuw. victims. Of । York, 7. jivtonvA vv'jjvxui'. ।, poureu At Cleveland—Cleveland, 7; KMMMi dteSMMB* It you have !xvn born from above, you. OFFICE WITH HOLBROOK, OVER । the passengers in the car three Brooklyn. 19. ;he twenty-five posrengers . ■ Emma Simpson, administratrix of xald estate, MORRILL’S STORE. HASTINGS. j colored ‘ ‘ were in the forward> tomcome* into court and represent* that »he Is pre­ too, are a living atone in the temple, the men who AssochUiuu: At Boston—Boston, «; pared to file her final account a* such admlnls- church, the body of Christ, the new Jerusa­ partmeoi were the only not ones injured. Some more cheap houses wanted rang-;i Conductor M iler w ith tb% train crew and Cincinnati, 1. At I*hiladelphia—Athletic, tratrix, and |H-*ys the uni- may be allowed aud lem now being builded. 12; IrtOnisvIllv. 2^ At Baltimore—Bal.tshe be discharged from her said trustA “Jesus saith unto her, Woman, what lug from SiCHJ toSlOOO. Thereupon it to ordered, that Friday, the । the uninjured psv-teogcra immediately be- non, 2; Columbus 0. At Washington— Remember that this column contains but , I7tb day ot July. A. D. MM. al ten o'clock ta have I to do with thee! Mine hour is not । jan tin* worK uf rescue. A year old - Washington. 5; Ft. I-ouU, fi. tbe forenoon be aligned for the hearingot said . ;hlld of Mr. Frank Ellis of Aspen, wm petition, and tbak tbe heirs al law of said de There is no unkindness here, for He could takau out nead; Miss Annie Phelan, of THE CHRISTIAN ENDEAVOR SOCIETY. ceas«'<i aud all okber person* interested lu said I have improved and vacant city iota for estate, are required io appe.-u- at a mnuIoii of *n!d Dot speak unkindly; neither is there nuy Cardiff, died ten minute* after rescue. Court, tbeu to baUolden at lhe Probate Office harshness. If we understood their customs sale nnd exchange In all part* of the city. Mr. and Mrs. Joe l.eonard. Mr. nnd Mr-. in tbe City of Hastings, in said County, and lietter we would bettor understand their Fanning lands for sale and exchange in j Frank Ellis. Thomas O'Donnell, Mi-s show rause. U any there be. why tbe prayer of the priKtouer may not be granted. And tt is language, but let no Sunday school scholar all parts of the county. Mary O'Donnel, .lame* I-each, all of As­ Minneapolis, July 11.—The Christian further ordered, that said petitioner give nifflee eren for one moment tolerate the thought 1 have some choice Grand Rapids prop pen; Mr. and Mrs..A.R. Rogers, of Pratt, Endeavor people! are early birds. Yester­ to tbepersons Interested in said estate, of the that Jesus could speak harshly or unkindly erty for sale at s bargain. Kan , and Mrs. J. G. Baldwin, nnd Mis. day tbe conn nt ion met nt &30 p. m. for a pendenev ot said petition and the hearing I have choice Chicago property for sale, thereof, by causing a eopy ot this ardec. to be to His mother. The Inst clause of the verse L Willoughby, of Glenwood, were fear­ prayer meeting! of half an hour. The published lu the Ha»ting» Baxxrk. a newspa­ reminds us that He has an hour and a time well located in different parts of the city, fully scalded aud buruAi. per pi inted and circulated In said County ot for everything. ranging from 8425 up to 850.000. a splen­ regular morning session began shortly Barry ”««• In each week for three successive Mre. Ulltaughby's 1‘ltlful Plea. 5. "His mother sailh unto the servants. did opportunity for investments in that after 9 a. m., when the New York delega­ weeks previous to said day of hearing. The injured and dead were placed in tbe Chas. W. AiuiSTKoxG. ’ marvelous city when* fortunes nre marie In Whatsoever he sailh unto you, do it.” tion, which bad been detained, arrived (A true eopv.) Judge ot Probate. His mother evidently understood Him to Real Estate, 1 have maps of the city lo­ liagKngt car and brought to thia city, where all the Qbysk-inns in tbe city were and was received! with rnueh enthusiasm. mean that He would sec to it iu due time, cating the different placvu for rale. In attendance, and every possible aid After religious exercises the committees PROBATE ORDER. and therefore instructed the servants ac­ was given to the injured. The victims* were appolnied, and then a “free poriia Btate of Michigan. County »f B:\rty—ss. cordingly. Pharaoh said uuto the Egyp­ Ata sea»ion of tlie Probate Court for tbe On Jefferton street tap houses and lots jrirs of agony were heartrending, and ment" wan conducted by Rev. J. A. Ron<lCounty of Bam. holden at tbe Probate Office in tians, “Go unto Joseph; what he saith to lheir scalded faces and arn>* aud bodies a > tliaier, of Indianapoli*. and tbe beat means the city of Hastings, in said county, on Wednre- you, do." Jacob's wives said unto him, al tancaiiis, and on easy terms. tight to to bring bring tears tours of of pity. pity. In In spite spite of of all all 1 of society work were dincusred. A Chit»c.e Near furniture factory.—one lot and’ right dav. tbe 2Ub dav of Jaue in tbe year oue “Whatsoever God hath said unto thee,do" thousand eight hundred and ninety one. house well finished 81.000; 2500 down. 1 efforts to save their lives, Mrs.-Frank delegate from Texas said: “Chinee come (Gen. xli, 33; xxxi. IS). If the qnestlpn of Present, Charles W. Armstrong. Judge of slow, but lie comd sure. I want to take this bal. on time at 7 per c«-nL I Ellis, Mrs. Baldwin and Mrs. Willoughby our lives concerning everything was Probata. Anri one house nnd lot one block from • Mtsl within two hours from the time of wonderful story back to my friends.” In tbe matter of the estate of John A. “What has tbe Lord said*" nnd our deter­ BaebeOrr. dereaaed. / factory. $soo; SWO down. bal. at 7 per'.*1*® wreck, Mrs Roger* died at 5 o'clock mination “ That only will we do!" how On read Inn nu<l fillug tbe petition duly verified rnttertlny morning nnd her hu*band at 10 Delegates reported lhe progrem of tbe of Clement Nmilh. administrator of said rotate safely we would walk and how successful­ cent. Cheap. House and lot near Whip and Felt Boot >’«!«*. Mm Baldwin nnd Mhl WhL work in different! parts of the countrf nnd praying for reasotri therein set forth that be ly we would work! . tnay b- licensed to aelClhe real estate ot Mid 0. “And there were set there six water factory, 81.000. 8&00 down, baL 8 years ' “’’Khby *®ra the most frightfully burned, all the report* wtre very encouraging. A deceased as In said petition dcKribrtL ' j The latter -------------- • l»-gg<xl- piteously to be kept dis|mlch sending love and'greeting was Thereupon tt is ordertxl. that Friday, the pots of stone, after lhe manner of tbe puri­ at 7 per cent. 17th day of July, A. D. UWt. at ten o'clock fying of the Jews, containing two or three Several splendid bargains in the 1st dive until her husband could roach her. sent to Rev. Mr. Spurgeon, who is ill unto lntheforenoon.be assigned lor tbe hearing of firkins apiece.” Of tbone etlll living. Mias Mary O'Donnell death In England. Tbe meetings in tho ward and other parts uf the city. said petition, and that the heirs al Uw of *.u<! It Is evident from the next' verse that afternoon were principally fur committee Brick barn for sale at a bargain, on cor­ will die. deceased and all other persons Interested tn said estate, are reqnlred ta appear at a sewion of these vessels were empty, and thus we nre ner opposite Ford’s hotel. Ten Other* lladty Injured. buidneos. At the .evening aewdon a num­ said court then to bg>6okten at tlie Profile reminded of the kind of vessels which Jesus 80 ft. front by 140 ft. deep.well located in ' Ten others whose uames can not be ber of addnvMM were delivered, the speakOffice, in the city ot Hastings, in Mid county, can use. To be willing to be empty, clean Seneca Falls. N. Y.. has un the land 1 brick tearuod were injured. It is thought that era being Rev. S. il. McPherson, of Chica­ and show cause. If any there be. why the prayer erf the petitioner may not ne granted. And it is store three stories, koiIV*. also bihu dwelling awci.ing house uouse ami auu •। Mary O'Donnell's iujurit* will prove go; Rev. L J. Lansing, of Wort-eater. further ordered, that said petitioner gtve notice to be where we will be uf some use to good barn. U Can ‘be bought ut a bargain. ; fatal, while a majority of the other* are Maa*.. Rev. Dr. Borrows, of Chicago, and to tbe persons interested in said estate, of the Him; it is tbe privilege of every believer Mirt. for tnr Hastings ll*«iir.<ni or ..r Grand ' in hj * g hcowun serious vuuuiuuu cunditiou.. Mr. «i. J. u. G. muuBalil- others. or will exchange pendency ot said petition, and the bearing thereof by causing a ropy of thtronfer to be to be “a vessel onto honor, saiicUfled, and Rapkls property. The city of Seneca Falls • win, husband nf the dead woman, is now Lights Det Out by Lightning. published tn Hie Hastings Ba xx kk. a newspa­ meet for the Master’s use, anti prepared has a imputation of 7,000 and upwards—is ' in Chicago lying at tha point of death, While Dr. Barrows was speaking a per printed and circulated In said county of unto every good work” (11 Tim. 11, 21). largest town In Serena Co. [•-Mrs. Baldwin and Mr*. Elim were sister*. heavy thunderstorm came up. and while Barry, once in each week for three successive 7. “Jesus saith unto them. Fill the water weeks previous to said day ot bearing. 40-acre farm in Irving, all Improved, soil. Mr Boger* wm engaged on the Varney tbe deli-gates were applauding lightning pots with water. And they filled them up good. ' Can be bought at a bargain on easy j tunnel at Woody, Colo. struck the electric light wires, which (A true copy. I Judice ot Probate. to the brim." terms. I Arrested for Bobbing the Woanded. burned a fuse and caused the lights to go The servants were ready, the 'order 'jpui 84 acre* fractional—over runs 15 or 20 ' WhUe tbe injured people were at Aspen out, the coh vent icai hall being left In total I given and promptly obeyed. Ready and acres, mile east of Sheridan, good fratn-. Junction the- .person Mr*. A.B.I’ Rogers »•»—— darkness. President Clark quickly arose - ---------of ---------------। prompt obedience is required of us and ed house. One of tbe cheapest farms In was robbed of a gold watch and chain aud and requested everybody to keep their । ought to be our constant habit. Vowels Barry Co., will take part city property. slso 8130 in money. There were also other teats. The choir then struck up a hymn, must receive before they can give; the use TIME TABLE. 10 acres near »lty. good house and barn, robberies reported but not authenticated. tbe audience thus being kept under perfect of vessels is to receive ami give, not to re­ well and cistern. 150 fruit trees. acre With a warrant sworn out by R. A. Rop- control, avoiding what might have proved ceive only, but to receive in order to give. grapes: SI,300. cheap. .1, down, bal. at 7 hatn before Judge Prentiss, Marshal Andy a serious panic. 8. “And He saith unto them. Draw out per ctnL Sutton went to Aspen Junction and ar­ Stations. now, and hear unto the governor of the 100 acres In Woodland tn exchange tor rested J. G. Kuhn, a cook at tbe railroad FROM BALMACEOA SOURCES. feast. And they bare iL" smaller farm and difference. sating house, charging him with the rob­ How very soon tbe vessels, so recently 190 acres In Hope township, known as bery. Marshal Sutton now has his pris­ News from Chill tieprearnta lhe Governreceivers, become givers—ami why not» ment^VletoriouA. the Doty farm, will sell for StfOO on easy oner in tbe county jail. But ask yourself, dear reader, “Ara I a New Yore, Jtjly 14.-Important in­ terms. giverf" and if doc, “Why notf" '•Have I Cressey Several b0 acre parcels for sale nt bar­ He disclaims ail knowledge of tbe formation regarding tLe latest develop­ received nothing?" Milo.... gains ranging from fil.soo upwards and« ! money, be was requested by reavwvj, but WMV says anjs that uo w IV reqUCSieU Oj ments In tbe Chilian trouble was received •Crooked Like. 9. “When the ruler of the feast had D-lton.......... Mime will take part city property in ex­ j Mr*. Rogers to take her pocket book by cable yesterday by commercial houses tasted the water that was made wine, and , ■ Cloverdale .. change. . from her dms ami hi^nd It to some one knew not whence it was (but the servants with Interests in that country. It is stated Shultz............ I have several large farms for sale will landing near whom she recognised, but which drew the water knew), the Aler of that tbe plan to capture the government Hastings.. . take small farm in part payment could not reach. Kuhn daims'that be did tbe feast called lhe bridegroom." torpedo cruLwcn Almirunle Lynch and I have some city property 1 will trade this. He turned the watch and aomn The water had become wine—“He made Woodland fcr good farm*. >ther trinkets orer to the proprietor of Almirante Condell at Valpanfiso, by brib­ w omlbun the water wine (chapte riv, 40; He who, . 1 contemplate a more extended system lhe hotel, and disclaim* all intention of ing the crews, was discovered and the F*« through tfib vine, had from the days of leaders in the scheme put in prison. Lain! inc of advertising and It would I m well for robbery. Noah wide water into wine now does It Detrott. Th< Insurgents Badly Whipped. instantly, for He is the vine, and we know those who wish to sell or exchange to < all ----- ------- rt .HU, On Tuesday and Friday ot last week the at this ngt t»ey at once and get the I eneflta. Later.—Thoma* and Mary O'Donnell that He can do everything. Union Pacific R. IL lands for sale In the are now considerevl at point ot death. Miss insurgents engagod the government In Stations. 10. “Aud saith uuto him. Every man at nt Cuquimbo and were defeated D'Dimnidl nnt .n “ ' i" l ■ •iuittle “tie o'niLJir '“rltl ‘ at Cuquimbo '■«• <>'»«'■ All tte iMurgoot tbe beginning doth mH forth good wino; ■states of Kansas, Oregon. Washington. io™ ter “rS and when men have well drunk, then that Utah, Texas, etc, upwnrda of 5,900,000 SOUTH. which is worse; but thou hast kept the acres of fanning, mineral nnd timbered , Kxlamatoo Ar.. lands, ranging In price from S5 to filo per Ka*: Cooper Lv good wine until now.” HUehlaDdJuuct Hear this bridegroom getting all tbe aere; one-tenth down, ten years ctedit on Creaaoy.............. . Frequent excursion retes given, fie and the shock to their nervous kvstems :: news of the Paris decision In regard to tbe credit for that with which he had nothing balance. Mito............... being too great. An but three of those In ’ new cruiseia just completed in that to do and Jesus gete not a word. Oh for etc. Call and get circulars. Crooked Lake.. Dritou the car wenped in jurj these would bring country. Ov. Ing to this nefeatand the thia spirit which, conscious of the approval growing strength of the government rv» rent ale lhe death roll up to twenty two. of God, is so abundantly satisfied that SHERIFF *8 SALE. 8hu?U.... ureat demorallxatlon exists among the nothing disturbs. insurgents. Il Affixes 11. “This beginningof miracles did Jesus ecuUou issued onto! IbeCbrcu t Court for the au,r Xkhlgao. tn me in Cana of Galilee, and manifested forth directed and «i-bvrre«l and against the room Milwavkke, July 10.-As a criterion DEATH IN THE CIRCUS RING. V,. and chatiela of the llaMlnK7cre*n.er) Com­ of the merit* of the aaengvrfest the grow­ His glory." Woodbury RS u Here is tbe Spirit's testimony that this pany of the eity of HuaUnp. Couutj of Barry ing intercut in the name is most accepta­ and State »f Michigan, andin favor ot lhe f lasLaming .. was the first of all miracles wrought by UnnCit} Bank. 1 did on the first dav of July. ble. The female chorus appeared Friday Ixtfrntt Him, thus putting the stamp of untruth- IMl. levy upoi* and take and ae<xr all tbe rwht afternoon and was greeted by a Urge Clintox. la., Joly 14.— Daring the fulneu upon all records of miracles said HMe and Merest of the said defem ant. the audieoco. The aoloista were Mr. Hugo to be wrought by Him before this time. Hasitog* Creamery Company, lu and to th- fol­ Kirchner, who made a decided hit with paugh’s show, the crane broke upon losing real eMata situate In the City of UaaUun Tbe Spjrit. anro testifies that here He mani­ iu said county tu-wtl: Jensen’* aong, “Alt Heidelberg. Du •rhlch William Hanlon, of Hanlon'brothLot ft v- (?) and routh one half of 1M three «). lelne," and Mr. H. Karxtisch of MI1fested f.>rth His glory—tbe glory of His F. Br«H. Cteul Manager. power, the r’ory of Hia grace, the glory of the north to-e-balfof lots one<I) and two «. nnuker, who wm roundly applauded for ire, gymnast, was performing. He fell also the north one-half of lot three <3). all in to the ground, miming tbe net, aud strikH. C. Pottbu. Genl P. & T. Art. His bumilit., the glory of serving unseen block nuaihrr nineteen i ip) in tbe eastern addi- bis rendition of the air from Paulus “Oh hg upon his bead, broke Lis neck, dying nnd uulhanked. And yet it was manifest Go-.i Io Use City ot llaslinr* anrordlng to tbe re­ God, Have Mercy." Llmost luatonwy. He was 81 yearn old,born NOTICE FOE HEARING CLAIMS. to some—tb- servants saw It, tbe disci corded *l..t thereof, all of which I shall sell at public auction or ve»<iue to tbe high st bidder In London, and haa for tweuty-four year* State at Michigan. Counts of Harry.—M plea saw tt, God and angels saw it. Some tbr north frot.t door of tfie court braise In Notice is berrb) riven, tint b« mi 'order of the having eyes see not, while others can say, at kero MMdkkxl with tlw Haata roller.. • he city <ft U*»tli>gs la said county of Barrs', oti 1MJXDOX, July lA-Vnited States Minis­ La»t August he bad a similar accident “One thing I know, that whereas I was Katurday, the t&th day of August, A. D. JK)i st ter Lincoln was t he only diplomat alMent io «>’<do*.-k In tbe forttnonn nf that day ’ st the Academy of Music, New York, fall­ blind, now I see.” Dated at the city of Hastings thtalrst day of from the Guild hall on the occasion of the ing from the dome and breaking two pa: iumr ruum« ■K»in-w ui»> r»uir ui Alin nuer, “Aud His disciples believed on Him.” ■ July. tiDi. kaiser's recepliou by the lord mayor Frilate mM connSv, deceased. Nnd that all quette chain* Hia work wa* upon the „ JamxsD. Brxiiam.Sheriff. This was the first mighty work they had :,'*lther »“ be at the Prince Smith A Columovk. Ait’ys ft* PKi. horisouuil Um- in the center, Robert and seen done by Him. and they were now con­ ut Halea’ garden party.. H7n.! n ‘\oiuK the dying trapese vinced more fully that He was tbe Christ, William left > wife but had no children. PARENTS — Give ,nur children a kMowh-drv their long promised Messiah. Are you be­ twAJkerpUg. *bortha»Kl. typewriting, lekgWmbmhb, Joly 13—Th« rereipu lieving in Him because He makes you •nd other bowel complaint, cured and pre,ente(i by the prompt use of Ayer’s Cathartic Pjik They regulate the ||ver( cleanse the stomach and greatly assist ’ digestion. . Dr. J. C. Ayer & Co Lowell, Mass. —aaa set them |nr ,L„ UPTAKE XO hl HST1TI Tit Sold by W. H. Goodyear, L •“* -1 Cadwallader’s AGENCY COLUMN WHY 18 THE W. L DOUCLAS S3 SHOE cENfPEC ee un(;r..iu «Pwa i!xt »vrr < tuuK>rtr.l « bi WOO llaart? • «tyltim.ror ®5» 50 Fellrr tebet-i ; .---- , > tju. aadLeocrt ir.. .ji,, . ,.T ra“7“ SSS?- ** whewaatastow-r-rrts..: xtmeLr. ^“* fcrr *,r/ -U'Ak nr.’l hAye clvru U>. m • tr&J will» • Bovs’ Ladles importetisbnrscoeUnittrwtut: >■ i-..*. ....te.-nZL ; -Sr*. -hjs i Stamped ou Wi'bntt Woolley & Bronson, AGEXTS. MORTGAGE SALE. Default haring l>reu inode .- tn- MndiUa&s ol a certalu tnorlgagt mtdeus »iv</rre Milks, a single mao. n. {Daniel striker dated Noretaber tkeatiethi A. D. m» and recorded iu the eftlre e! the lighter of Deed*, for Barry touaty. Mtehlg*!,. <n the lweut«-fir>t day of N i-uiter A. b. nttbe date <■! tats nolle- th«- -iln «.f or,* handrrd aud thirty ami luitr two iipi»lrv li.* dollar. SPECIAL ! Chicago, Kalaaaioo & SagiM; you die. or Is It Himself, His great lore. His person, His work that captivates and S ^BETTER 5Si J2“ r-J ‘“i, ni. iac first ten days lu July. 1891, 88.80.978July, 1890, 84,5X2,398. MllVAVKO. Julj 10,-BkrjlAr. eourwt lb. n»idAou of Sd^AT W. Cotemu, pubU?” ’1" while tb« Sehjs.jy* “t1*1 »» •*«» wonk ot dUmona,. gold wwkbn And lUTorwtm recover lhe dent secured . *si! !, ■■’’Uazc or any part thereof; Now. therefore, by virtue ot tir- p>««eof a? cOntainrd In *aM tnwsg aud the la such case made and |>r.>iM«l.t4li * < hereby given that on Friday, th - sr< uti| d*y •>! Otteper. A- D. INDI, at ten <> •' ■>!« f.«rra«m. 1 sbaU sell at public auet'on t<> tn- bigbett M4der. al the north frost o>>uro! rvtrt hoen l:i tbr ritr of Ha<«t!nfr«. Birry inly. Mlciu th tl to tin: lhe place «to re th- > Irrud <o«rt f<» Harry <«•-».»? Is l olfiui. ti i'j-nuttw» dr* eribed lu said iuortg«ff w so.ui < tserre! a* may be neersMir;. to I’xy the sawnai doe ■» said mortgage, w.tt. !•:: !«er .rent. IMKM thereon, and al: legal •**’■'• together with aa attorney's lee of tw>m'y1lv- d-VUn> ;-»u»Med for therein, tbe premises\te-lnf .Mental to ■said mortgage a* al! tbc-J rU.ti rm**’ or parcels of land sHm.1- tn the loan dHope, in the county of Barn sud s'str <»f .Miculpa. aud de-wrilwsl a* Irtfr*-. uisfiti fotamei*tng fourteen rodtaouth •>! •!».- wmth rw! cor­ ner nt the !<>: deeded by muhn M Jsffrev to Benlunln Stanton. a:i<i runnfnt -owl tare* rods, thence we»l thirteen ami <sir ttitrd rod*, lhener north three roto, th*pre *-*m thirteen and oae third rods to phu- of beiinr.ing.SM alsok-vntmenriiig a‘ the north •■«*! comr retnr above desertbtxl Umk mid r.-.t-t:.rg “'.T r'' lu tworo ‘s of the null poud. t! -arc i-ortn tnree and one-hnlt rod*, them-- e..M to ***• lhener south to the pu -e »l i-j-ki'i'.in:, a.. Dated July sth. tw. v DAMiKtfirKiKMi MortcM*. DINIBL 8TMIKKK. All’y hi Prtsea. MOBTGAGE S.ll.R * Default having l-cro insd* °"'r of a evrtain morteuf ' V iiiwiny «; liu*u "widower” co Di:>irl Su.I.et. Uttea ..ffice of tue l.e--i*wr < i . ucounty. Michigan, on th< -;r. ut April A. D. law. m liter ■'’• *'• p«ge 1 1 On which mortgage tb re * eaanw lobe due at the .tale of th thirteen hundred eighty nine .-.•••t one hundredths dollar- and «u. ail- •r thirty five debars prriMed f n'd MW aud no suit orprocrfdlut-... 1 •••b»» eg tw-a luMitutcd toricurti.r deM mortgage ot any par. to.re>! virtue <rf tbe po*er of s-le mortgage and ire statute in smh.dvprovided, notice is hereby gi»vi. JDl «* «»“» !te Meted <lw ol ..rt./wr A. 5 o’cl.wk tn the forenoon of sri.l .i*u >* public auction to tbe nixterst l thBcitr«C front door ut tlie twrt kmse to Hastings. Barry county. Mtob.^r , thrt i, tbe ptareMhcre the cireu!. co~-ii wr county is boidcu) the rrem^*^™" txMid mortgage. «*r »«» lU'W-l til. r'1- s' necessary to pay the tu..--m>t <fw “^d tbe County of Barry and *>'7AT*Ljf tul' of described as follow* iowtl The U> nn w* tbe north east quarter of ^ntatoiM town three uonl. ol r-w ris.itw elgbtv acres of land ir. >re or b*« f v',r°™ kSgUfilMiBtMeasurvey i'a-rrol. . IMto-JU13rgDAXllt XTUIKrt..M-rfW* DAXlkl-teniKKK. AI-.> ... !«** :-SnOKE;- ED.POWERJ’ NO. 35. ALWAYS.THE SAflE *2 ALWAYS THE BEST 5<- CIMR �U^L attach bo much significance, ha would ’T”' lh' “™ WeW « “ ‘ac,r eojcner rest the case for tbo prosecution, he hod. ner Kenyon wn basilv Patent medicines —One has rea­ __ i ora... •, . that th_• uu.nj u. gjvjg :1 not , b°-*’ tutoviewrag hia) despite every effort and the professional , litUc sonableness. another lias not. One has rep­ oagh looking pruoner. n aq0, j or oxaiM lus own." bravado assumed for such occasions, nil utation—another has not One ha» coo’It i:> thu uno Ly wlrich he ij known tc 1 nimtpa^r-niro D-natlc,.WcMngtbrir fiilencr. teirn ut success— another has the air of n whipped man. For half ft hroi. oataide aud rajit,; at th. military Uw all t'.t? Cui. Uwter. ! only hopes. minute after hearing that stunning ques­ aaamaptum whirl, gavo the poat c"’ Please tu pnxet-J(iraco testily. wisdoms^nko । that foul cl.i tool: but lie fared hte Don't take It for granted that all patent tion Mr. Schonlierg had sat glaring at “Yon know the nccuiiri. 1 prerintnc, ui 1toy gk I love mlue J"co<1'“re °vor tha pros,. Tlis mediclurs an- alike. They are uot. Let Goo.l nlfht. my lad. the judge advocate, his eyes protruding, nurd had gum, on, llv,T tt". CT0W(11!(1 he would nut bavu culled upon yon?" was the years uf uninterrupted success—and tbe “ Thkfbovo oil. to tliloo own self tie true; Lawler ’ s snapping qu-ery of the witness. his mouth wide open, hi» face ghastly ptmaon that the «cap.J |,riK,ner Goo. tens of cuouraiHls of cured aud happy men And it must 'oBow. cs the night tbo day. ■ white. Then he mopped his forehead, waa t^captorod. and tho commandii.c "Only as a soldier knows an officer nnd women, place Dr. Pierce’s Golden recalled to himself by Grace’s sharp om«r-.«d.rlyhri boon rXTwUbl whom he has every reason to respect. 1 Medical Discovery nnd Dr. Pierce’s Favorite h»vo never ezqjiaagoj a word with the Prescription on the side of the comparison tones os the president again denumded hula to the prov.nl aergvant. answer, and filtered out. For a moment after Thorp's deep ito which they belong. And there isn’t a gentleman, but I recognize him as Lieut. i"‘11 not S'' uway.~mr.tvoice had ceased its task the silence in ।state or territory, no—nor hardly a Hearn, nf the Eleventh cavalry." ‘•I ton’t understand the question.” terol-thia veteran ot tlrodi.'a company Again there wua a rinjile of applaw-e the he.-n-d room was broken only by ।country In the world, wlietber its people re­ “YoU are called upon to explain to •a he gUnrod along the lively some half biifled dgh. Corp. Brent had ।alize it or Lot, but have men an<t women this court how it was jHMsible for you tu n«an. Where the big la>wla ot bran aonp in the crowded court, which brought covered hia pale f.-.re with liis hands. In them that're happier because of their have made those entries in *83 and ’84. as warn bring emptied by hro aoldier apj«. Lawler, angry nnd protesting, to his feet. Mre. Lane was weeping silently. Hearn's ,effects. Silence restored, he presently read aloud eves, swimming, were turned toward yon have solemnly sworn you did, when btes. Think of this In health. Think of it in You bet he don't, unless he can the next question from a Blip handed doorgia Marshall, jyuo was bending ;sickness. And then think whether you can the paper iteelf was not made until 1886." earn- a cart load of kwd in him " over her friend, quietly fanning her. ,afford to make the trial if lhe makers can him by Mr. Hearn, which he slowly thundered Grace; “and the court is Twenty minutes after Corp. Oraene. The effect of this letter was not unexafford to take the risk do give your money waiting for your answer." of the guard, camo to the doorway and pasted an tha sheet b?fore him: "What do you know with regard to pectod: she had heart! every word be­ back, as they do. If they do not benefit or “The paper vusu't made until 188C?" sang out: cure you. the amounts charged against tho accused fore. faltered Schonberg. "Say, fellers, who do you thinka cantIt was Grace-who spoke at last, after “No, sir!” fairly shouted the wrathful ured and brought back? Trooper CRma. un the books presented before this court no little preparatory clearing of ius ’Marshall officers are after the men who nnd alleged to be unpaid.*" throat: sell cigarettes to small boys. old soldier in the president's chair. ""No, begad, tho bosom friend of the patriotic “I know that they were paid long ago. “And Lave you other letters from sir.! You failed to study the water Welsh." The Bay View campmeeling and summer* I heard tho story of tho whole transac­ CapL ILiwlins?" marks. Hero it is repeated on a score of And Welsh dropped his spoon and hU “Many, sir, but this was the last," schools will open Tuesday. tlnwj leaves. ‘Sconset Valley mills, 188G.’ eyes aad turned a dirty yaUow. H«e» tion from the lips of Capt. Rawlins him­ was the.almost tremulous answer; “he The L S. & M. S. railroad will have a self." I say, explain this if you can." rayed presently to quit th<- table, but the was killed within the week that fol­ new 812,000 freight depot at Lansing. ‘•Hearsay evidence.” promptly inter­ “1 ton’t know anything about that," old sergeant bent over him: lowed." The First Baptistchurch of lansing will "And yon are?'-----muttered'the Jew at lost, gulping down "Finish yer dinner, me buck. Don't rupted tbo judge advocate, rapping o;i build a 840,000 house of worship.’ "Malcolm Brent Rawlins, h:s son." the big lump that arose in his throat. “I let eagerness to see yer friend bptril ver y tl. i table. "But Schonberg's written acknowl­ The line of the new Cheyboygan and know when I made those eXries, any­ Yo" cau l Pe« h’m- ’W’ywav. CONTINUED. East Michigan railroad is being suneyed. how." ’ till hchns given his testimony before the edgment and this letter of Capt Raw­ Eupepsy. But the whole roomful could see> that court; and th.*y'll want you, too. Welsh, lins will not lie so considered," answered Special officers.preserve order at the Sal­ This is what yon uiulit to have, in tact, vation Army camp meeting at, Wenona the wretch van only lying-'desprmtelv me jewel, and Tm charged not to low the witness respectfully, and bending lying. The pendls of the correspond­ you-d'ye mind that. Welsh?-and 1 forward hn - placed on the jv. 1g? advo­ .von inunt have It. to fully enjoy life. B^ach. Thousands are scarchlni; tor it dally, and ents were flying over their blocks with never lose anything but un occasional cate’s table q little package of paperx •The Jone earnings of the West Michigan' furions speed. One excited ambassador idi<i> of me temper. Ate yerdinner, like The court room was hushed. Even the mourning because they find it not railroad were 844,000 more in 1891 than in Thousands upon thousands of dollars are of the proas had already made a hinge the high spirited American ye are, now.’ pencils of tho correspondents were ar­ spent annually by our people in tbe hope 1800. rested. Every eye in oil the throng was Bn: Welsh's appetite was gone. through the crowd for the doorway. that they may attain this boon. And yet Ionia county farmers have received 850.­ The court room was crowded to suffu un the pale fuco of tho young corporal. it may & had by all. We guarantee that 000 for lhe 100,000 pounds of wool they "Mr. Judge Advocate," said the presi­ Members of the court had whirled around Elect;ic Bitters. If used according to dent at last. “I fancy you can nuw ex­ cation that afternoon-when, sharp at 2 have marketed this season. in their chaire so as to look full ujx>u directions nnd tlie use persisted In, will cuse your witness from further attend­ o’clock, CoL Grace rapped for order. Koliert Black, of Essexville, collected a "1 suppose you nre ready now. C<»l. the new witness Old Kenyon, with bring you good digestion and oust the debt of 8300 Thursday aud has not l>een ance. Stop, though. Have you any­ lifted spectacles, brimming over with the demon dy»iv*p!a and Install instead thing else yon wunld wish to ask. Mr. Lawlifr- Call in the first witness.” eagerness and excitement, was fidgeting enpepsy. We recommend Electric Bitters seen since. Foul play is suspected. Lawler looked r<‘Mgnel. even mar­ Hearn?" And now his manner was all In the celebrated case of Geo. B. Nye, on his chair. Pretty Mrs. Laho, all for dyspepsia nnd all diseases of liver, tyred. The court had come back from courtesy. smiles, was kcepi°S ^lcr ^an lively yet stomach and kidneys. Sold at 50c. and vs. estate uf King at Detfbit, Nye recover­ “Not ii word, sir," was the moiling an­ luncheon at the Lanes’ in high spirits. 81.00 per bottle by W. H. Goodyear, the ed a verdict of 825.708.35, Thursday. noimdetot play. Georgia Marshall's heav­ swer. "I shall beg tq submit the list of The ladies Ugain sat close to Hearn's ily frihge 1 Ibis were drooping over her druggist Chester FUher, of Oronoko, has been table. Private Goss, with nntrimmed my witnesses in a few momenta." Pronoanccd Saved. downcast eye?; but the aoD, summer blind for seven years. He can see dow, People seemed to draw aside and make beard and an air qf g.-nenil dilapidation, fabric of her firbu rose and fell upon From a letter written by Mrs. Ada K. because he went to Ann Arbor for treat­ a wide lane for the wretched Hebrew was sworn by the judge advocate, gave her bosom like the billows of an unquiet Hurd, of Groton. S. D., we quote: “Was ment and his crestfallen counselor, as the lat­ his name, rank, regiment, etc,, aud re­ sea. She was wated where every wdrd token with a bad cold, which settled on my Willie Melcher, of Brady. Saginaw ter led hh un*Tuj>ulous witness to the sponded, iu answer to Lawler's question, of the witness could reach her ears, but lungs, rough set In and finally terminated outer gallery, whither Lawler said he that he did know the accused very well. uo longer so near the little table where in consumption. Four doctors gave me u|> county, four years old. was watching" a saying I could five but a abort time. I log loading. He got too near and a log ••What do yon want to ask the wit­ deaired to retire for a moment's consult­ sat the calm young soldier whose trial gave myself up to my Saviour, determined on him, killing him Instantly. ation. So entire had l>een the confi­ ness?" said Lawler in n tone an mnrh as laid nearly reached nn end. "" There waa If 1 roukl not May with my friends«; Benton Harbor will have a purrp factory dence of the inass of tho people in tbe to say. What could yqu ask that would no lunger need of counsel fur the nc- earth. 1 would meet my abaent ones abore. that will employ 100 men. guilt of the officer that Schonberg’s shady be uf any earthly account? cnsed; yet his eyes time and again My husband was advised to get Dr. “ Stat? where an 1 how lung you have King's New Dlacovery for consumption, reputation had not sufficed to warn them glanccri yearningly nt her. Niles is fillt-sl with beggars who have of the |K»ssibilities in the case. But. known Private Welsh, Ctroop. Eleventh He coughs nnd colds. 1 gave It a trial, took। been driven out uf Chicago. Lawler was tb« first to speak .. . __ among rd waited nnd Ix-tter informed cavalry." were the words on the pen­ dandleil the jKipers contemptuously us kn all eight bottles; It has cured me and ciled slip, and Lawler read th?m grudg­ thank God 1 am now a well and hearty Chanter J; Weak. tire-’, no rppeute. people present there broke forth sudden­ he glanced them over: • woman." Trial bottles tree at W. II. Chapter Take Hood's 8ar#ai»*nlla. ly. after a moment’s breathless silence, ingly. "Tlicse are uf no earthly account— GoodyekFs drug store, regular size, 50c: CbapCer 3: Strong, cheertul, hungry. a ripple of applause that q«edily swelled , ‘Tvc known him six or tight years. mere forgeries possibly. One only pur­ and 81.00. into a joyous burst of hand clapping Knew him when he enlisted in the. ports to be a duplicate, anyhow." 'llICVi0 * MICHIGAN By E.i«an‘ I.irk lU'sltL . ilini un the sixth day hi it ot ntiM-hment <>.!■ > ir mt Cmtrt for the Mill ut:: nvArd I*. Gage. . t .■•gMfunt the lands. which was taken up nil over the room, and for a moment, mipgled with angry hisses on the part of a few pronouncwl s<oalistain the throng, who wen- fu­ rious ut the sudden turn in favor of the hated hflScial class, theclaanor was un­ checked. Stern os he was. old Grace, I* hereby Barrj . ' . . ’ ' . c ’ ' 1 to lb and MrengtK Cut X' l’Ba ai,. ri),.-,ving up the growing’ Ml inJ’^xia ro. t or Over Fifly Year* d ^rs. ’ toothing »J rup bn* bees iped 1 ■•£,ri:5btiu'. It tooibrt the child,t Mteav ajiny. pain. cure*, wind ” :,‘e *”•'’• rvhiedv for diarriaea.• OteMi.tt,. cetiua buttle. Sold by all drujabts’ , electric railway Kt Saturday. carried Br CIARLE8 UNO, U. 8. A, Colonel's daughter," "Tkt' DcscrkT, • Prtm. Utt lUmkt," “Dimraven Ranch',’' “Tu'o Suidicn." . ' CHAI TER XVL could not deny the andtenco tho right of such a reaction. Then he rnpj>ed fur order. ‘•Yon are not ready, I presume, to pro eeeil with your defense?” said'Lawler a moment after as he re-entered the romn and glanced nervously around. All his airy, confident manner waa gone. Hr louktnl almost dazed. -Certainly." was the prompt reply. "Have the goodness to call in Private Welsh." "May it please the court." said Law­ ler, “I submit that tbe accused should furnish the list of witn<t*efvbe deeiresto summon, in order that it may be deter­ terminal for wlint purpose they are called, and whether the expense will be justified."sold Lawler in response. “And as for Welsh. I maintain that that un­ fortunate trooper h:w already suffered too much at the hands of the accused to warrant his being subjected to further ignominy, ns be would lx? if the court allowed such treatment as was accorded mvlast witness.” "If he is at nil like your last witness. C<>1. Lawler, ignominy will not inaptly express the idea." was Grace's sarcastic response, whereat “an audible grin spread over the room. ••Do you wish to summon witnesses from abroad. Mr. Hearn?" “Not one, sir. Every man I need will be at the by 1 o'clock this after­ noon: nnd except Welsh, who is under­ stood to l>e ruder the especial charge of the judge advocate and amenable to orders from nobody else, I will not trouble the court to call on anybody—tbo others will be glad to come.? Lawler shook hh head and looked dissatisfieL If he could only know the men whom the defense was intnxluc ng, and could find out what they mean: to testifv. it might still be in his power to nvert'at least public catastrophe. Shrewd enough to see the evident antagonism he liad created, and knowing that matters were going topsy-turvy nt the he bethought him of a ruse by which he could get rid of the crowd: “I l>eg the indulgence of tbe court. 1 have allowed the case for tbe prosocution to rest rather than infringe loiter on time that is po valuable, but 1 and myself unable fo proceed at this mo­ ment. and I beg that you take a recess Tweuty-thinl. where he went by the name of Webster. Served with him nt Fort Wnyno until he gut a •bobtai’i’ discharge.'and when I gut mine 1 went to his Imine in Ohio and hunted him up. He owed- me money, but he was no good—couldn’t pay it His i»eople wouldn't ido anything more for him. He was Mrs. Blauvelt's nephew, but she had about got tired of trying to support him. so we came nwny and enlisted again, in the cavalry service thin time, and then he gut things fixed to go into Blauvelt's tn»op for both of us." “Wluit was yinr reason for deserting here while awaiting trial?" was the next question. “Well, both Welsh and Schonberg told me 1 was bound to l>e convicted. Everything pointed to my being Corp. Brent's slugger, though I swear to God I never left tbe Imrracks that night. They mid if I didn’t get away before tbe court tried mu 1 might get suveral years in state prison at hard labor, and worse still if he didn't recover. Welsh and Schonberg both said that there was no ‘show f*r me. tho evidence was so clear, even to the red pepper in the pockets. Some scoundrel put it there, and wore my things, too. • Welsh got put into the guard room, purposely, opposite my cell, nnd threw a stone with a string through the grating, and I hauled on it and got a letter from him and Schonberg telling me how to escape. There were saws and tallow in the package I drew in, and Schonberg was down in the bottom with a bnggv after I got out. nnd he drove me nearly all night around by way of Barclnv to the other road, and sent mt by rail to Omaha, where ho promised that plenty of money would come to rate, but no money came at all. and I wax recognized and arrest: d by tlie police. ■‘Hud you any idea that there were other reasons for getting you to desert than the one given?" Lawler bounced up and objected to both question and answer; but both were ordered recorded. ••I hadn’t—then," was tho snLen re­ nte; “I’m not so sure now. That Jew U'tmeto go bro.™-' I rocraol him of being a receiver of stolen property. It was to him Welsh gave the papers he look from the lieutenant’s desk in Blauvelt's quarters. I went there with Mm o™ right .IU, ups jbro the Uro,,-n.ut offlror ot tbo guard. m>d Sdxmbem WeUb ton M*" n» Ore to krop uintn. After th»tWri^ l»g»o to mo with Schonberg entirely and turn against me. and it was througa “ro Zt W.. riwV inI“,roo' b'ln rain Lewltr propounded quratiora until 2 p. m." tending u> to show his witness, thus as­ The cuun. court demurred. +t was me — utterij tending •mju” ----------. . to * Bran.-, wnnerara * ltghl; but tbe ® D , , __ _____________ the mor. more be ho were Ml ready tu proceed-tour or dre the morr .bunaging <*>“• at Iraat ,1 tertimony. At law tho witnra. .lonched -What i> the needr artred Thorp and o amtoA Maitland, neither ot whom Mt like pr- | Bat , j^ter renrationrtiU was awrttint Lawler «n tach ot leeway. But ^^uit llrtener. in iheOTd ™»tray to the staff eSeer ot tbe dinsThe nert man to „n commander enmmander prevailed. prevailed. I heavily on the arm ot the htapitala ion It wae barely 11 o'clock -when ^eompanu'd by Dr. tageraolL It was barely 11 — the “ ™ u - ------ eta, Irehtag rth.ro and thrmg came rourins fortb treble, but very calm and self ronrt room. on<l Lawlrt ••Give your tuff ».-unc, rank and regi­ ralh.r than writ thrro hour, them— ot people would deport. B"'h’3 “X ment.- sdd the judge advocate, without wro. vain. K wtawd aucmental. Th. brought a coup), ot car load. ,-a.twani tow™. It tao bronshtaacrp«ml and private of intantry “cortmg 1 dilapidated loott-S Pyj “ civilian dren whom old adjutant an . a Sh> ol tbe port guard under which 1 enlisted is Jtaicolm Brent, corporal Company C, "?rte?SS'wiU note. I trust, the eta- ■•Utocharactar ot lhe witnearaintro­ duced by the accused." eaid Lawi.i Sdrsns.^aSr^; Mr Dsab Mairuut-It seems hardly |»wrible that three weeks a»r I was with you under tee rima hum on drscovremg chsracuT. Pitcher’s Castoria. Children Cry for Pitcher’s Castoria. Children Cry for Governor \Vlnans is taking a much needed rest at bls home in Hamburg. Hlbbwnl’o Kbeumatic and Liver Pills. These pills are scientifically compounded, and uniform In action. No griping pain so side, and not commonly following the use of pills. mil 1 -- - - — They are adapted to both adult* nnd chil­ court martial duty, and so am writing my letters dren with perfect safety. We guarantee tonight. . «___ . W1H 1.* tn knw.w thrtt they have no equal In the cure of sick headache, constipation, dyspepsia and biliousness, and, as an appetizer; they ex­ cel any other preparation. Sold by W. II. Goodyear. . ly a set of young fellows as it »^s ever my lot to< tnwt-oii.I now here I am ngnlri io harness under liamr n ---------- -- r- - turn the brads of the youngwerB. \ ft I do not want her to marry In tbe army, any more than I When she was & Child, «be cried for Caztoria. Wben she had Children, she gave them Castoria. In the morning J waa awakened by the erbukiuguf a raven on the snow immedi­ ately over uiy bead, nnd found that lhe soft blue light uf my grotto was replaced st tbe entrance by a pink radiance, telling Iliac the day bud da wnrtl bright nnibriear. What a glorious sight awaited me! The heavers wcnywllhout a cloud, and the aun shone with <i »zzliug splendor on the whiterobed mountains. The broad, unbroken suow plain seemed to burn with light reflncted from millions of snow crystals. Tim great peaks were draped from base to sum­ mit ip the purest white, as yet umscarred by avalanches. On the steep cliffs the snow hung in folds like drapery, tier above tier, while the angular peaks above stood out like crystals against the sky. SL Elias was one vast pyramid of alabaster. Tbe winds were still. Not a sound broke the solitude Not an object moved. Even tlie raven had gone, leaving me alone witfathe mountains. As tbe sun rote higher and higher nnd made Its warmth\£elt, the snows were loosened here nnd there on the steep slopes and broke away, gathering force as they foil, and rushed down in avalanches that made the mountains tremble aud awak­ ened tbe echoes with n roar like thunder. From a small beginning high up on the slopes th«j.ncw snow would slip downward, silently nt first, and cascade over preci­ pices hundred? of feet high, looking like a fall of foaming water-, then came the roar, increasing in volume as the flowing snow involved new fields in its path of destruc­ tion, until the great ma® became irresisti­ ble, and plowed its way downward through clouds of snow spray which hung Ln tbe air long after tbe roar of tbe avalanche had censed. All day long, until the shadows of even­ ing fell on tbe steep slopes, this mountain thunder continued. Tbe echoes of one avalanche scarcely died away before they were awakened by another roar. To wit­ ness such a scene under the most favora­ ble conditions was worth all tbe privation and anxiety It cost.—Israel C. Russell in Century. « A pretty fair crop of strawberries Is re­ ported from the upper peninsula. I*rinter»' Epitaph*. One of the oldest epitaphs upon a printer Is that inscribed upon a monument erected in St. Mary's chureb, Datchet, to Chris­ topher Barker, at one time printer to Queen Elizabeth. It runs as follows: Here Barker lies, once printer to the crown. It stands to reason that a medicine which will destroy the grrtne of contagious blood poison and counteract the effects of mer­ curial poisoning may be depended on to overcome lhe diseases that have their origin In malaria. or that have their seat In an impure condition of the blood- This la That future printers might imprint Lis name. what S. S. 8. has done, and what it will do. as its popularity attests. As a pre? ventlve, and a remedy, for the long Hat of Pure faith, with hope (the greatest treasures affections that display their activity during gives). the Spring and summer months. It stands Without a rival. The secret of this Is that it is a remedy drawn from nature's own In a different strain is tbe next epitaph we shall quote. Il purports to be written storehouse. by the defunct himself, but whoever wrote Tbe contract for Muskegon's new pump ­ inenua man w-w -------- ---- .------, it showed a pretty turn for makings merry its trials and penta outside of thoae encountered ing station has been let for $8.41)0. quip of a serious topic.. No better idea of in tee Arid. I told you of tee case of young Mr. Veal. Vidi. Vici!This Is trueot Hall’s Hair death being ^release from cares and Itenewer. for It's lhe great conqueror of gray or troubles could be conveyed than Ln the fol­ today, yet ho was well nigh ruined through fall­ . . . ., it...... mime and faded hair, making it look tbe same even color lowing lines: No more sludl copy t>ad perplex my brain: Ko more shall type's small faro my eycbalB During the past three months Jackson strain; • duplicate i script la furi. flh-1 carefully awsy county paid 8307.80 to lhe slayers of »parmr .«■>era. it was the means of saving a No xnorv to or cmxn ahall 1 berim There are five circuses showing in No more be driving out or driving in. The stubboru prortmaa’s brow 1 now may so Michigan at tbe present time. Iteriscd, corrertcd. Mid finally worked offHere is a curt, complaint: These is not a case on tlie Clare county circuit court calender for lhe Jane term, j fuily. ‘Malcolm Hrcnl Raw- an hour tater, Col. Lawler “Duplicate of what, sir? The court. . The best talve in the world for cute, will be glad to look ut those papers when 1 bruises, sores, ulcers, salt rheum, fever y<m nru through with them,” Boid Col. vires, tetter, chapped hands, chllblainp, Grace. ’ _____ and fiositivi*corns, anifall skin eruptions, _ ,„.~ r “J___ “I object to their introduction as evi- ;jyt wnire# p||qg or____; no pay required. It Is unv »vnnt nn-1 protest urnifnU denee. in pny event, and uguin*-^ '1 gua ran teedI to give perfect HKlIsfiu-ti satisfaction, or What possible nsiuey refunded. Price 25 cents per box. their admission here. bnsiness can a corjwral of infantry I/O ! For sale by W. H. Goodyear, tbe druggist, haring with the private papers of a de- i Thc Bay (.|ty canning factory commenced ceased officer, anyway? Where did yon OJMTntions Munday afternoon. know the late Cnpt. Rawlins-evrnjmp- ' A M,;ttt.Ieor thr Si..u»atli Century. posing that he did write that letter.' । j 1)aw jMn.n w|th rheumatljm “Any question on that score thn court for tWrtlty year>l. and have used crutelitt may choose to ask I will answer,” wax for ten u.n iyears. From using powerful linlliiilthe reply, with quiet self possession. nicn to get a little -sleep, ........ tK — -w. my hip - "1 and bad lost nearly nil strength. When “But 1 can swear to. the genuineness ofknee .............................................. — I conuueueed to take Hibbard’s Rheumatic both papers." _ • Capt. Thorp had already possessed Byrup 1 could not take one step without himself of the duplicate receipt, nnd the aldjof a cane. 1 can now walk with­ out u»y cane from my house to my office after a brief glonco tossed it ever to the and wish 1 might herald to all afflicted -opposite member. . j with rheumatism, the ’merits of this “Schonberg.. without a doubt. 10 , wonderful medicine. S. S. CoNovek. —,------j Agt. Northwestern Mutual Life Insurwhispered. Meantimp. old Grace had received and anci. Co., Manistee. Mich. was conning over other, which— he। j only Wright v..-. the ........ -------------.Prepared ....................... - ---by The Charles - IMrolLMirh. For suddenly lowered aud looked in amaze Medicine Company. Detroit.Mi.*h. ...1... r...... H. (llXHlveaT. at the face then sale IkV by W W.- H. Goodyear. at ,1... the calm calm race uf ot the tne witness, witness, ttirsn men . *Iill* handrnl itto Maitland, *' ' ' ' who ' read, ’ started, ’ | The Clatter of the threshing machine Is I heard throughout Branch county. and Cased too. “I know this hand. sir. 1 know it as Aye ’• ItaJr Vigor bav long held the Orst place that of on old and valued friend." said IW b balr-dreeMng. In tin- estlmiMon of lhe Maitland, with lips that tjuiVered per­ pubib. LodlM find that this preparation gives ceptibly. “1 could almost swear to its a beautiful glosi to the hair, and g-ntlernen me genuineness myself. It is probably one It to prevent baldness aud cure humors in of the last lettara the dear old fellow in the Midp. ever wrote, and it is to his boy nt col­ The postmaster of Sturgis has had bls lege. Here, Thorp, you read it aloud." salary raised from 81.500 to >1.700 per And, though Lawler would have pro­ tested, protest was useless. Thon» arose, clicking his h«;ls together os though on drill, and in a voice that was audible all over the big room, read: Sodas farmers are troubled with sbeepkllllng dogs. A good jemedy la a society �The Only Big Railroad Show Coming! Ringling Id’s Bros.' Greatest ■ Shows, Lnd Elevated Stages! ' - Three. Bing Civ REAL ROMAN HIPPODROME, 'Ma-‘ H“” W »»»"■•>” ..a •* M and Spectacles. —Will Exhibit at— Hastings, Tuesday, July 21st. ■ The Largest and Most Faultless Union of Mighty Shows on Earth! . ;»« former vastness. Embracing all the cardinal features of the amusement world, now enlarged to fully hxe times lation and an oppnient wealth unparalleled in tne history of amusements. 1000 People. ace cfo 300 Horses. _ T, < r-> i A veritable traveling eity of splendors with it miraculous pApu- . _ 10 Different Kinds of Music. 100 Dazzling Ads _ pXisr*7of Stages. 1 Largest Hippodrome Track on Earth, fcl.UUU.uuu invu v o , ■ j- t. • rra A ■ fATT'-L1^* "J-'CLk -Zk-TaT ,. An admirable collection of earth’s rarest wonders, largest living hippopotamus in captivity, mammoth •'y\rj’.i‘ ’ ious bovalapns, only genuine African zebras in America, mighty herds of ponderous elephant., a 11 hairless races. The largest ears under the sun! the umbrella eared elephant. The remarkable demon q horse. The latest historical Roman spectacle—CAESAR'S TRIUMPHAL ENTREE INTO ROME. African Babylon—the largest elephant on earth. A boundless feast of aerial sensations. Only “5'1.5' hinnodrome. man-eaters. “Prince Battenburg’'—Midget Bull—height 24 inches. An all new and thrilling 1 v..n)j|v $10,000 troupe of performing stallions. The largest and most exhaustive zoological exhibition init he \.ncr;ca-s of baby kangaroos, cutest baby lions, playful baby tigers. Stupendous Revival of the Circus Maxin us, most brilliant, grand and mighty amusement institution. Every morning at 10 o’clock the most elaborate, sumptuous, FREE STREET PARADE that has ever moved in pomp and glitter through any city in the world. One 50 cent ticket admits to all. Children under 12 years half price. Two performances daily— afternoon,ai.d night. Doors open at 1 aud 7 p. m. Performance commences 1 hour later. These—The World's Greatest Shows—will positively exhibit at -:-Hastings, Tuesday, July 21st.-:will be thrown into convulsions. Still LONDON RESTAURANTS. more curious b tbe fact that this little brain has a memory, and if once fright­ ' John Ball's Favorite Diet Differ! from That of File American Cousin*. ened in thin way it is impossible to ever gain its confidence, no ^natter how gentle The American who is for tho moment the operator may lie. ’ living in London restaurants may eat near­ “I don't know whether its distrust ly the same things and eat thorn in tbe would extend to other operators than the same fashion as ho wonld in tho first class one who frightened it or not. I think I rcatauranu alonj? Broadway, btrt he must will try the experiment some time of see­ exert himself to do so, nnd unless ho learns ing whether it can remember faces."— from experience how to order, ho will not Philadelphia Press. I get food served as he desires it The dif­ ference In the gastronomic habits of Eng­ Tho Now Conductor. land and America nre so slight, nnd yet so '•The now conductor can't hide the fact important, that a foreigner in London is that he is new," said tbe old man at tho baffled to a most irritating degree in bis barn as bo saw tbe new man on his car. endeavor to discover the secret of living as “The passengers get onto him before he he likes, nnd those people who dome here thinks they do. Ho is looking nil tbe time for a short time only usually goawny with­ ns if be was expecting somebody s8 cheat out ever learning tho moans of getting him or its if ho expected to make a nibtake tilings as they want them nnd not as tbo on himself about change. He is always cooks here customarily serve them. Perhaps the mast surprising enlighten­ looking oat for the narpes of tbe streets lest he make a wrongful, and two to one ment concerning the preparation of viands he will do it oftener than be mnkes a right in London that nn American will undergo is bis discovery that in all restaurants that call. All U>ia apprehension makes film fidgety, and that makes him cross, and he staple nnd succulent article, roast beef, is has a row with some nervous woman served well done, and that to obtain it iu a Rbout paying full fare for her child. He rare state, long, penistent and carefully gives himself dead away to the passengers worded commands, sometimes threats, are who bare been traveling on tbe line auy necessary. I believe 1 am right in nss.um length of time. Your veteran conductor Ing that an Invariable opinion inJTm?ricn never wastes any lime with a cross woman. prevails to the effect that the LofiAoeAlo. “In the Aral place he gains nothing by it, mands that bis beef be a rich orinson, full and in the next place he loses the respect of ruby juices nod with only aicrispness on of his passengers by it, and a conductor the outside. A stranger who i in the habit, never knows wliat minute he will want ot eating it in this form lirit neglects to tbe friendship of a (Messenger to help him mention his prefcrenceTn-tSa waiter here, out of a hole with the company. If a con­ for the reason that he feels sure it b never ductor shows that be has the comfort of his served otherwise in England. To his ex­ passengers at heart they will always take treme astonishment It b brought to him a care of him, even at the expense of the dark, well cooked brown. He then Informs bb waiter that he likes company. The heart of tbe public is all right if you treat it in tbe right way. Tbe hb Ireef underdone, or at least he uses the young conductor learns this in tbe course word underdone if he lira learned that the ot time, but he has to get knocked down term rare b not very well understood by about fifteen times before be docs.”—Chi­ London servants. On the second trial be receives a piece of meat that may possibly cago Tribune. ’ have a alight suggestion of pinkness in its center. Hethen begins to realize that the The Owl and Farmers' Pests. conception of term underdone b not It must be remembered that Britain Is essentially an agricultural country, and thorough!)* understood in the particular that if its fnunn is a dimiputivc one it is place where ho is eating, and resolves to ray ..none the less formidable. We have ten nothing more but eat bb well cooked beef tiny field creatures, constituting nn army and trust for better luck another time. In in themselves, that if not kept under the next place he cats, however, hb experi­ would quickly devastate onr fields. These ence b the same, and it b many days be­ fore he learns that londonera as n people ten species consist of four mice, three voles do not cat rare meat, and that to get it one and three shrews. Individually so tiny are these that any one species could com­ mast direct a great amount ot energetic de­ fortably curl Itself up in tbe divided shell scription upon a waiter, who must be made to comprehend that the beef b desired not of a horse chestnut. as be and tbe cook would call underdone, Bat farmers well know that if these things are small they are by no means to but very, very, very underdooo-tbe very be" despised. Now that the corn crops are most underdone, in fact, that the kitchen can provide. cut and the hay boused the field role and After thoroughly impressing a particu­ the meadow mouse are deprived of their lar waiter with one's views on the point •summer shelter. Of this Lhe barn owl is fqr several days in sneewwion a man will. perfectly aware, aud at evening he may be If- be remembers the inevitable tips, get seen sweeping low over tbe meadows seek­ beef as delicious, probably more so, t han ing whom he may devour.—Cornhill Maga­ can be found elsewhere in tbe world. For zine. ___________________ the quality of Eoglbh beef can never Ire questioned. I have never yet had a piece It's tbe Pussengers. “I can run a passenger train nt tbe rate of inferior beef served to me in England, of a mile for every fifty-five seconds,’’ says even tbe most secluded country inns excel­ ling in the product. an old railroad engineer, “but tbe passen­ Tbe mutton chop of Chicago is a mutton gers wouldn't stand It.' Wheu I get on a cutlet in London. The Ixmdon chop b a speed of forty miles an hour tbe coaches sway so that half the people become fright­ round piece of meat encircling a small ened nnd demand a slower speed.”—De­ bone. The only Loudon chop cut lu tbe American style b termed a “chump chop,” troit FreePrera. and is of tbe largo variety called by Amer­ icans “Englbh mutton chop." To secure * Accommodated. the small loin chops It b necessary to nlWeeks—I want a cigar very bad. wuya ask for cutlets.—Cor. Chicago Her Wentman— Yes? Strange taste! (to deal­ er) Just hand Mr. Weeks one of those Difference In Piteb. five cent futulgatore. will you?—American The question of pitch has always been a Grocer Ilia Height Saved Him. P. M. Search, superintendent of tbe pub­ lic schools of Sidney, O., stands 6 feet and 7 inches in his stockings—truly a man to ■trike terror into the heart of tbe truant small boy. Mr. Search told a story the other day bearing upon the question of a man’s height that is worth repeating. “1 am pretty •Mil," said he. “but 1 am glad of it. I owe my life to the fact that I am taller than the average man. If I had been of your height I would have been in my grave long ago That may sound queer, bat It is a fact. A few yuan* ago I spent a abort vacation visiting a friend ia New York state. He is a prominent man ' in the little town in which he livm. and I owns a largo grain elevator and a flouring I mill. “In showing the latter to me he took me I up stairs where the wheat is carried from j the elevator into a large bin in the second story of tbe mill Tbe grain is then drawn from tbe bottom of tbe bin into tbe ma­ . chinery below to be ground into flour. We were standing above this bin on some titn■ bers, when suddenly one of them gnve way, had 1 fell into the wheat. Instantly 1 was drawn downward. Tbe pressure was no strong that 1 could not extricate rnyaelf. j “It waa awful! I sank slowly, but surely. In spite of every effort the grain crept up to my knees, my thighs, ray waist, and it seemed us if a whole legion of devils were tugging at my feet. My friend was ter­ ror stricken, and his attempts to pull me out were fruitless. At hist in desperation I cried out: ‘For God's sake, stop the mill!, Shut off the power, or I'll be a dead man in thirty seconds!' Like a flash my com­ panion darted to tire stairway and rushed “As 1 sank nearer aud nearer to suffoca•tion and - death I could hear his footsteps on tbe floor below. It seemed an age to me Tbe wheat reached my throat. I ele­ vated my head, and placed my hands be­ fore my mouth and nose to keep out the grain. Suddenly there came a jar. and the machinery stopped. It required a quarter of an hour to dig me out of the grain, and if I had been but six feet tall I would have been a corpse long before help could have reached me,”—Chicago Mail Delicate Mcmbranri of tho Thro*.'. ' “Did you ever know.” said a well known specialist, as he deftly inserted a looking glass into tbe roof of u sufferer's mouth, “that tbe throat has a brain of its own? No? I suppose few of the laity do know ft. but it’s a fact. There Is a small gan­ glia which exercises direct control over the muscles of tbe throat and acta as its brain. Of course it is subservient to tbe genuine brain, but at tbe same time docs a good deal of independent thinking for it­ self. It is very timid and suspicious of any strange objects that come war tbe throat. For this reason it is very difficult fora physician to operate on the throat. “Before anything can lie done in this direction it is necessary fcr tbe operator to gain the confidence of the little brain that dominates it. It frequently takes weeks before this confidence can be secured, and until it is secured it b impossible to oper­ ate. When the little brain is Anally made to undt-nttaud that no barm is intended it, but that the physician Is actuated by friendly motives, it will submit to almost any treatment, however painful “But woe be to tbe man who attempts rough treatment to the throat before gain­ ing the little brain's confidence, and in spite of its protests. His operations will be nsswuted with violent paroxysms. firs: of tbe throat, then of the diaphragm, and. if tbe operator st>U persists, the pstienj sourcu of dispute among tnuxiciaus, some advocating a high, others a low pitch. By pitch is meant the acuteness of musical sounds, and thte h dependent on the num­ ber of vibrations in n secund. The greater the number the higher tho pitch, aud vice versa. While It is important to have « uniform standard of pitch, musicians have never been able to obtain It, from the fact that no general concerted movement has been made in that direction. There an-, therefore, several pitches, the highest of which b the American, lhe English com­ ing next, then lhe German and lastly the French. The C tuning fork. a: American pitch, gives MO vibrations t$> the Necond. tho En­ glish pitch b MO, the German S28 and the French -123. Even tho last named is much higher than tbe pitch to which the classi­ cal composers were accustomed, as the pitch of 10UO, the pitch ot Haydn. Handel, Bach and Mozart was but 4K» vibrations per second, and some of their vocal works can scarcely Im rendered by tbe singers of the present day on account of the differ­ ence In pitch. The tendency at present b toward a lower pitch, and if lhe manufacturera of pianos, ot organs and of band in­ struments act in concert tbe end can be secured-—Sl Ixmix Globe-Democrat. AFTERMAfH." I think I hare read the riddle aright; Thia is tho dcaobto ead. An incident told amid laughter bright. The test hand cianp of “a friend.'* Oh. never hte eye ar hb tone spoke praise But speech weald hurry after. To thrust a sting la tbo honeyed phrase Or bide tho look with laughter. / - breathe! How toy heart beats, dull and slow! The unite Is checked that mypall'tl lips wreath c— Dear God. b It always so? Thus wrr a glimpse of tho sun’s swift ray. That bides tn tbe clouds and rain. But never one long, sweet comforting day After joy leas nights Ot pstn. Wy it the wine In my heart and brain That so stirrod a ptilse long MUI? The sweeter wine of a voice, did I drain? Or------- ? Let it bo as it wiUIIt has all gone under the ctoods again. Tho glint of tbo sun on me: While all that remain are the drops of rain. Through which I can hardly eec. * Birth, growth, maturity, decay, death— such b tho normal history of man. Tbe three periods of life shonld snstrin a cer­ Tlie White £h*rk. tain proportion to each other, twenty years The shark of sharks, the real "man of growth, sixty years of maturity, twenty eater,” and the one most dreaded, b the years of decay. This is wbnt might be white shark. This variety reaches a length coanted upon as the ordinary course of of thirty-five feet and a weight of 3,000 human life but for tho fact that we lalxir pound*. Its head b long and flat, and the under a load of ancestral transgressions of snout far overhangs the month Its sig physical nnd moral law, supplemented and rows of teeth are sharp as lancets, s»d intensified by our own personal delinqucn notched like sawn 1U faouth b very des and folliro. large, so that one has b-en known to cut a How pleasant is tho picture! Twenty man’s body completely in two at a single -------------- f r--o.uBiO F years of happy childhood and youth, sixty ■snap nan t\f itm ^m.«l law* — JI another -----------. of its cruel jaws, rend to swolyears of intellectual progress and achievelow one at a gulp. Near Calcutta ono of went, with domestic and social Joys, aud there sharks waa seen to swallow a buk then twenty years ot slow, almost unconi^w. lock ’s head, k-a horns i.----------and a--------------------------------------------------------alt characterised by serenity of From the stomach of another a btillb mind, pleasing memories nnd joyous antic­ hide was taken entire, and the sailor whb ipations of & grander life beyond the grave. made the discovery inabted that tho bull Sadly different b human existence as we had been swallowed whole, and all except see it. We look with wonder upon Glad­ the hide had been digested. From Ute stone. past eighty, still vigorous in body stomach of another was token n Indyk aud mind, still strong and wise to lead’the workbox. filled with the usual contents, great Liberal party of England. We ac­ seixsnrs and all It b commonly tbe white cept threescore and ton as life’s natural shark which follows tbe rewel at sen dsy limit, and expect only labor and sorrow if after day and w«-k after week.-1 nd on this limit b passed. Tit-Bits. We ore doomed, we think, by our inher­ itance: and to some extent thb b true. But we should remember the law of re­ Few writers seem to understand the cor­ rect use ot “quite." To ray that a girl b cuperation. The torn flesh basis; tho itroken lx;nc reunites. Diseases tend to­ •quite pretty" should mean that she b ex­ ward recovery. Ths weary toiler rises ceedingly pretty, whereas many writers would use the phrase to exprera tbe idea from sleep strong for now labors. The that she was rather pretty. Although tbe wbe physician Iremes hte hopes upon this second use has become common, it b bettor to restrict the use of “quite” to its original meaning, and to employ it always M nn |n. tensive rather than a diminutive.-Cor Writer. ’ Modmnu's, may I® put iem holes tores inches deep Two or three weeks liter corer the henp with nn inch of Joaw, patted gently with the spade, .and the mushrooms may !«■ expected in about six weeks. Earth dug from about the r.*>u nf growing .tnS>hr-om» will' alwiys farnbh apawn tor Maiding.—Washington Star General Fournit r was an apostle ot the unique in dae'ling. The mayor of Periguenx was hb bitter cnemy.'but a» they moved in widely different Mxiri circles tbe general found some difflcnltj in pickings quarrel. 1 lb op;»nrt unity came one day as be was showing off 'before some ladiw. hb expertnf** with tile pistol. The mayor passed, with n rose in hb rnoqth. Jtwas a considerable distance ttmn the general a balcony to the mayor >>u the otheraideof the street, bat Unsold tighter knewbb । skill. "Just notice, ladies,'’ he said, “how Uwill pick the-nsayor’s n»e-'' He raised the pistol. The sepinrn shrieked Jh.-.t he should desbt.-btit t*»o !nt-. The hammer fell, aud the rose and the nif.yor droppedtbe latter, only from fright. Ths grnernl * expertuew defeated hi- pnrpow. surenew nf hb aim tcrrilird the mayor out of sending the de-irei riirilenge.-s*3 Francisco Argonaut A Sporting Man with > Keeord. Mr. W. H. Grenfell, who coached the Oxford eight in their but race, is * DM all round sportsman of varied ex?eC*“» He was in the Harrow eleven, bow‘ “R with remarkable stltcew. h*s J,,, “eight" for Oxford, haa swam the Niagara rapids, explored the Rocky niCrt,n“‘* been n war corrrajw.ndrnt in the and stroked nn eight screw the Chraaa He lives nt Tajilow Court. Mri is master* an excellent pack <rf harrierx Mrbtw tell holds the amateur punting cbaxnp® ship.—London Tit-Bits. n«»«-ii fur Doubt. “Ho b a sterling ft Ho* 01 <->»l ray's Weekly. Victors Make 118 M Having secure! the fit) Overman Wheel tat tbe andtycliDf oteusihU r‘ o, attention ot the poM*'J****1’ nd b«t manur-durv'l m IW ’ 10 rqulppe.1 ’“W ,orU. niklng ot bl®. SB* ?•'''• Xl j.,1 And this tendency of nature to heal her­ self may ire greatly aaaisted by careful nnd intelligent living, so that it b always pos si Die that the man of unfortunate ancestry may secure for himself a good old age and U jou iblnk pun li"-'« • w„ start - hb posterity upon nn nsoendlng nwoal . Vlrtor ” In a Fifth avenue auction room a lotot plane.—Youth's Companion. wtai yon mink of llial. uw ,tr old arms and armor were put under the Ixiu't buy « narUHii ii0( hammer. An itslerestad spectator was a nlwnyaeltlHir wnrkui. IU^Tlike It U not very difficult to raise mushwoman who looked on with quiet but wide or that will Joll« eyed curiosity until a splendid Toledo take a little everything. * . , ' . ............ -i-'.uuiu I'Jicuo , — , ' ----- l...f ooe^wiU wLse n nine , , o ware ­ rapier was held up for the admiration of P*1*" They are grown in. Visitors always ‘ He will be i,penMl ,he woroan t^Xq0<n,iU??n F™ncc I rooms. . ....................... rooms, ... llou'l lolnJ IM «* Vcry. ,a.udlbly to her companion, •'but tor bring picked white yet SXnv xuardwl at wouldn't that make a nice poker!"—New 03ly and at tbeir most caniu J * n’lTHin York Recorder. KAge. Coltect* a quanUt? of droppingsJ free from straw as --—• > le. and lay them in an open sited in Highwayman—Your money or your life! tu aliaP«i heap. White the pile is 1 CITY AGENT. Mr. Slowpay—Aw—I'm sorry to say I'm it should ba turned from time ■ outo fumla just now. but can't we com ?‘h<n hmt mostly' promise? Suppose l give you a little thirty , be packed in a very JevW printed, can. nt i day note!—Puck. «Wd bed. over the surface of which nteoee | aaking at tbe outer portalof t*tawn, which may be buugbt at tbe ---------- SHIRLEY W. SMITH, i r- % pS^”'' � https://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/418/HastingsBanner_1891-07-23.pdf db07c278c9aaa92be1f6e286889d3fab PDF Text Text Largest Circulation : of any paper in the County- Hastings Banner. ;------ r------- ——---------------- i—— VOL. XXXVI. NO. 12 a________ ■ ________ • -------------------- HASTINGS, MltH., JULY 23, 1891. Hastings Banner The best Advertis­ ing medium m Bar­ ry County. ------------------------ _—J WHOLE NO. 1885. Itau Held. week Tuesday night there was a curious freak of lightning jierfonncd at David Stiles. The first boll struck a pine tree, which reared above tire bouse. The next was mi uii a tamarac tatnarac tree un on which there than* was a clothrasMne attached ranuiucito Hie I'nri.Ar - j___ ■ corner of the house to _a a.bedroom where Mr. and Mrs. Stiles were sleeping and two little children bleeping in a trundle bed by the side of their parents. Tills stroke en­ tered tint room tearing and shattering one of the bed posts ami tearing a part of the trundle bed of the children, and tkey all escaped from personal Injury. The third stroke was net; the barn, where the" horse Barry Golddust whs stopping, and bls at­ tendant hearing the clap went Into the barn and found the honte all right, but the cart was all out of shape, one wheel was riddled all to pieces and the rest of the curt was thrown clear across the road. A. M. Edmunds has gut a very sick colt. Dr. Pike, the Cheerokee medicine man, gave all of last week free entertainments In the evening and will all of this week and may be longer. There are quite a yumber ot people taking Ids medicine, and •j far they think they are getling relief. There was a Sunday school picnic in J. Boyd's grow* on Clear lake last Saturday. There was a fracas lost Thursday morn­ ing with Dr. Pike’s mustaugs. He with one of his attendants hitched up to. go to Battle Creek, where they became scared and tipped 4he carriage over and went whirling around tlnve or four times in the road but no damage was done. Mrs. S. Case spent the Sabbath with Mrs. 8. Smith. Lillie Culler .-pent the Sabbath with Ella Riegler. Verta Culler spent Sunday ns the guest hsiipmw ( lzu-1r-ir».r of* F Frances Goelcber. Boelia Godchcr has been III the nt ; week. । A couple of toughs came near having a fight at the tent nut-ting Sunday evening. S. Will and family spent the Sabbath wltii Mrs. Will's parents. Mrs. Presale and daughter, of Grand Rapids, have been spending a few days in thia place, the guests of friends. Wm. Richardson, of Hastings. apbnt Sunday at this place. A few from tills way alte .ded the show at Hastings Tuesday. captured Saturday at Milwaukee. Wis. ’ The K. of P. lodge convened Tuesday evening after a montiu adjournment on account of the busy season. Mrs. Quincy Hynes visited Hastings friends Tuesday. HASTIXGS. HUH. In the "Sullivan act'' that took place north of town Sunday, we are informed that Will came out second best. The Infant child of Wm. VanHorn has l»eqn- quite 111 but Is letter at present General. , writing. L, The completion ot the four new brick A volunteer party of'male citizens have blocks at W (XMlland give* that lively burg made a road through to Stony Point on a longer continuous line of brick stores t.m have visited Hudson’s store and found Crooked lake. This is one of the most than any place In the country. Hastings pleasant spots on th« lake and lua only •: about the grand quantities and startling only excepted. bodland appears to have been kept from prominence from being Inn hustle on. ■vhich prevail during the month of June. acceasable by wagon. • Dr. Burton with a force of carpentera Itlooks very niueh a, Iho.igl, Woodland arrived Monday and commenced work up­ wndid be compelled to submit to the inevi­ on Ills new hotel. table saloon, which she has so long kept A gentleman from Grand Rapids was in About one hundred went on the excur­ out. The law would appear to give the sion to Ottawa Beach from this place last town last week looking up a location for township board no chance to kick provided Tuesday. boot and shoe manufactory. The nlace satisfactory bonds are given by the salobnsuited and lie rented the Huestead build­ Mrs. IL T. French and aister, Grace len > Suits—Stern, Block A Co. sold us ISo ts?. Smith, also Sidney Smith are nt Gun Lake ing for present use and says he will em­ > er and Silk mixed suits la«t Friday. The regploy 40 hands when esfitblishcd. Will Loveland, of Nashgille. was arrested for two weeks. • and is under Slot) bonds for furnishing A party of boys consisting of Guy !)ehitolesale i»rice is $11. and they retail at $14 Golhi. Bert Severance, Don Putnam, Lou liquor to a common drunkard. Will lx Coats Grove. Take choice this week at $10. To make it inaklng a lurid record. Dcaltry, Guy Johnson and Lloyd Clever John Furlong says It is the finest, baby attractive in our Men's Suit Departmeut wo arc camping at Gun lake this week. They he ever saw. Its ■ girl. Lightning struck three times in the yard make the fish suffer. . J. W. Furlong and family and father i ,il tiie residue of our Fire Sale suits to close ot -David Stiles, of Johnston, last week 1. 11. Keefer and wife, of Owosso, who and sister-in-law visited at B. F. Wo*ftfti . . out at Ten Dollars. All wool suits guaranTuesday morning. First it made toothpicks have l»een in town for the past two werks, Sunday. of a pine tree near the house, a ball of fire returned home Tuesday morning. worth regularly $15 to $16, for $10 this week. Frank Wolfe had a finger nail taken off. jumping trom the tree through the window. Miss Jennie Thomas attended the cxoirWash Helmer and family visited In your ! . I'ants—The Unexcelled Pant Company askNext the playful current demolished a slon to Grand l^dge last week. city this week and took in the big show. Don. Putnam closed a very successful tjimarac tree, and then took a runidng Lee McDonald is rvgularcaller at Wax. ■ . . lose their light-weight trousers. They jump to the corner of the house, tiirace term of school in the Ritchie district last Smith. . > hlways wholesaled them at $2, $2.50. $8.87 playfully knocking two beds out of shi|S, week. Corn Is now on a boom. The neighbors and the rest of .... Rev. C. W. Dcaltry was at Charlotte a in mie of which were Mr. Stiles and wife, the > We made a pat cash offer of $1.50. We Potatoes never lodked better. and in the other bls children. The occupants folks took tn the show at Battle Creek on part of this week, attending the minister­ Levi Chase and cousin., of Hope, are in oh, « hat a lot!—three, four, five of a lot. ial convention. were liadly shocked. Al. Kasey, of Nash­ Monday last. camping at Middle lake. /'> Mrs. S. 11. ll'-ndrick, of Peach Belt| Is The bountiful harvest- Is being rapidly patterns fifty of a kind. Take choice this ville. was stopping there too, and the liglittiing purpoaed to remember him, and secured. A few days more of good the guest of her son, II. E. Hendrick. . all wool pants , for $1.SS. , Ponder over this. E. I». Tyler ot Vermontville was in town Mrs. James Whitney leaves Friday far a it did. The next bolt struck u wire weather and the wheat harvest for 1891 ,nle trousers worth $3. many worth $4. at We will be a thing of the past. The threshers visit at Battle Creek. Tuesday. . clothes line, from which ItJumped to Rasey's Prof. W. A.'Morsc and wife, of AuSauEllen Russell has returned to Battle ■ 4road wagon, which stood near, knocking are already .beginning to present their ihty-eight. Don't wait until the best pat* • * t] ble. who have been visiting -friends here, Creek. It bodily several rodi and tearing one forms among us. re pickedput ■ Quite a number from somewhere are left for Hastings baturday. Frank Wright has started his threshing winvl to piece.-. Mr. Stilbs people und Mrs. 11. J. Chapman and Mrs. Eva Dan- machine. Al. think there is nothing funny about the camping at rim- lake. As the weather and . 1 v - Suit.-—The residue of the Malcotnson stock. the lake are all that can be desired, camp­ do left Tuesday evening for a week's stay playfulness of lightning. John Wheeler and family of Battle Creek Ye-. are iu bankruptcy: what of it? Were at Bay View. ers are no doubt but Ing a line time. visited at Wm. Campbells last week. (In Monday of last week n gale of wind Rev. Blanchard, of Hastings, will (ex­ r ey not the best manufacturers of boys’ clothing Nearly every body went to the circus at blew Albert Downing, a fanner near State Koutl. change pulpits with Rev. Dealtry next Battle Creek Monday. America! Certainly. They came to grief; we Middleville from a load of wheat to the Mr. and Ufa: Rolf, of Lake Odessa, Sunday morning. Mary E. Wilcox is spending part of her ground. He fell upon head and shoulders were calling on friends last week. Iromrht the stock. vacation at Kalamazoo. In such a manner »s to cause jiarttul para­ —<■ -v.irtb s:.TX: SI.S9 worth S3; St.worth SS..1U: ss Mrs. Chas. Andrus visited at Wallace George Cook of Holland was the guest lysis. from which be is slowly recovering. Brown’s Sunday. Wheal harvest is about over, arid the of G. W. Tompson and wife last week. . And thou-4l>.l-o< SUM to SS aulu, worth SO to SS. The ladles dime society will meet at grain has been secured in good shape. • Good Tetnplara lodge lias adjourned About 45.000 lbs of wool have been John Ashby has bought a traction en ­ Mrs. Allison ’ s next Thursday afternoon. FI'K’/ A Standard Regulation Ball and Bat this untill after harvest marketed nt Freeport at an average of 25 Mrs. Kise and daughter Belle, of Muske­ gine and will try his hand at threshing.* Mr. and Mrs. Ray of St. Louis. Mo. are cents per pound. - ten away with every boys' suit worth $2 Archie Anderson has just sold the lum­ visiting Mrs. Ray’s parents Cornelius gon, are \isitlngat Mr. Mark*. ’ Wallace Brown and wife are «n the sick ber which be had here, about 90.000 feet Tompkins and wife. South Carlton. to Grand Rapids parties. list. Lulu Seger returned Saturday from a Thu brick business is still booming, and weeks visit at Battle Creek. Mrs. John Flcriilng expects to attend the Romanro Brown and wife, of Grand S. 1). A. camp meeting at lensing. Rapids, are calling on their many friends. a carload goes to Kalamazoo almost cwjry Ixivi Gifford has his house enclosed. It is day. Ell Allerding Is the owner of a new fast nearing completion. The preaching appointment at thechureh threshing machine. Mrs. Fox is visiting at Dwight Sacketts Coy Smith Is at Muskegon. has been changed, and there will be ser­ at Verona. The next move on the program fs. ho, 11. M. Lee has returned from Chicago. vices next Sunday and each^ilternate Sun­ J V. Cooper and family of Marshall, for the whortleberry marsh. Geo. Sellwk is at Dowagiac this week. day thereafter untll further notice. visited George Case and wife last' week. J. Burchfield and wife, of Lansfog. have Mrs. ffadd is quite sick. Miss Maud Boice, of Delewarc, Ohio, Is Mrs. Wheeler departed this lifcM’ednes4>ecn spending a few days with their par­ A stranger would) have been surprised day July If. of neuralgia of the stomach. vtaltlng nt F. T. Boice's. ents the |»ast week. Prof. Chas. Wolcott was in town Mon­ if he had seen the large crowd of custom­ Funeral 'occurred Friday from the M. E. Mrs. Varney Pierre, of Dewitt, Clinton day. ers at the stores fast Saturday evening. church. Co., visited her aunt. Mr*. Fanny Carpen­ H. W. Walratb, -of Jackson, spent Sun­ Cloverdale is not a large plape but she gels Mary K. Wilcox has been engaged tn ter. and other Carlton friends Inst week. there jlist the samp, for our merchants are teach the Center school another year, a Hattie Huntley, of Grand Rapids, is day awd Monday with his parents. Mrs. Ida Reynolds, of Grand Rapids, is energetic, truthful and accommodating! to fact that will please the scholars and district spending a few weeks with Mis. Fred visiting her parents. Mr. an । Mrs. Henry all. generally. Fleming. Neal Campbell, wife and niece of Mar­ A meeting was held nt the M. P. church Our sick at’tills writing arc. so far ns WolcotL Prof. Mclduighlin is in ionising this tin, spent Sunday with his brothers here. otife night recently for the purpose of de­ we ci'n learn. Mrs. IL Hosmer. Ida Daniels, A large number nf cherries hAve been week. ciding the best way to raise money to the youngest child of Dill Cain, also Otis Lulu Felghner went to Hastings on a shipped from here this season. paper the church. It was decided to raise tandon’s little girl. Flora McCallumi is visiting her sitter by subscription. Nellie Frost and Vh* Rev. Vesey, of Grand Rapids, was the visit last week Thursday, nnd is there yet. Edna Freeman, of Grand Rapids. Is vis­ here. Hartotn canvassed the vicinity with good guest of Mrs. Blakeslee and family Inst A large rattle snake was killed on the iting at IL Townsend's. results and work will be commenced at Thursday. • W. H. Atkinson went to Muskegon other side of Long lake last Sunday; he once. Dont stop now till monhy enough l^wt Saturday, the ISth. Aunt Fanny hnd i.lne rattles. Is raised to carpel the aisles for they' need . Carpenter passrd the 90th mile stone along Monday, to work at his trade. ix-mira Worden, of Charlotte, has l»een John Ryan has sold five Champion it badly. 1 you want to buy any furniture; a uice caqiet; any- life's pathway. Her friends bad Intended the guest of Kate Dickinson for about a binders this season. to celebrate the event in a royal manner, Rutland. Peter Mosher is at his brother Howard’s thipg in the line of diaperies, rugs or the like, but on account of her recent illness the week. . Thos. Newton is visiting friends in the Electa and Minnie Furnlss are visiting quite sick with inflamatnry rheumatism, tbi- season? . day was passed very quietly. Quite a vicinity. although he seems to be on the gain; his number of her friends, however, called at different plates In Ohio. James D. Ix-nltam and wife spent Sun­ IL E. Sturgis returned to Ills work In brother and brother’s wife are giving him upon her Sunday, and she was chatty and day In Rutland. , the best of care. cheerful and enjoyed the day verv much. Ohio last H'hursdaj*. after spending ten Mrs- Stephen Yeckley is entertaining a George Mosier and wife went to South days with his fatally and friends here. Ninety years is a long stretch of time. Maud and Jennie Dell, of Charlotte, Haven last Monday for a week’s recreation. brother from Kansas. One can experience much during this per­ were the guests of Maud and Elsie Hongii Upon awakening last Tuesday morning Cloverdale is the main resort now for iod of >y or sorrow, and many are the les­ Mr. and Mrs.*Gus Belson were terrified to fishermen. The woo<|s are full of ’em. sons of u>efullness learned during so long over Sundayfind their Infant babe was dead. The Evangelical Alliance gave a concert Carlton. a life. Aunt Fanny has always enjoyed Frank Bush 1ms purchased a new sep­ at the church Sunday evening. The lt"is a floor cover made of cork. Call at m; good health until the first of last May church A fine shower Monday momltig. It arator. Itiisa fine machine. What !■ » was very handsomely decorated she had a paralytic stroke, which for was not just what the fanners wanted, Help has been scareq and men have been -tore and examine it. as it is much superior to carpe when n lime rendered her quite helpless, but and the exercises good. obliged to work\both early and late during H. A. Brooks is confined to the house but they can never be suited. , or any other floor cover at its value. contrary to the minds of many she is im­ Quite a number went on • the excursion baying nnd liarvWUng. proving and bids fair to live a number of with a sprained ankle. The visitors al T. Brangwins last week There were 186 excursion tickets to to Ottawa Beach Tuesday. Among those yeL Her mind Is clear, and woe to Ottawa Beach, and aliout 114 to Hostings were C. L. Smith and wife. Y' m. Blakeslee were Dr. Woodnuuiace nnd wife and son,' Wear receiving the newest and latest designs- also some of years and family. Miss Anna Shriber and Micheal of Hastings, Mrs. A. B. Raymond and Mrs the witty one who attempts to measure a sold at this station Tuesday. t; •? most desirable novelties in all of our lines. Pay joke with her. in health she was scarce Frank Mclk’rby has returned home Vester, Minnie Fleming, I- B. Carpenter H. A. Nicholas of Carlton. Mrs. Billings Smith of Podunk is with ever Idle, her ready needle was. ronstant y from Eaton Rapids, where he has been for nnd Mias Vina Vester. All report a good thfe store a visit and be pleased. her daughter, of Hope, at this writing. lu .Iraiuxl. It Is » trial U' her I" h»' • '» about two weeks, to rest up a little from time. Lots of the farmers worked Sunday, to Nancy Edger closed her school hi the ,11 now with H'hlwl hinila «• the h.« not Yours truly, business careflget caught up with their work. Chidlster district las t Friday. ntorered the me nt het letl atm «■"“ probably never will, but the U very J.John Carpenter and son started their I (lent and nneomplalblud. fche lack# The friends and neighbors of Mrs. Flora threshing machine last Saturday, and Three weeks ago Rev. J. A. Fisher, a nanitht that wllllnk hand- and fret can do Owen gathered at her farm Thursday, the quite a number are going to thresh out of popular pastor of Manistee, made a Mirak to make .mooch the declliunk yaarn ot Hie. 16th, bringing their binders, cradles and the field. on hta congregation by going over to Spring 1). R. Foster and family are in this Ijike. where lie married Miss Eva Daglish. and when her day, on earth are over, may horses ami harvested her whaiL ■he enter Into the jov, of the ble.1 la the and Saturday others met and stacked her place this week. taklngWare of the wheal He returned home without her. at>d the wheat. 1 hope others will follow the ex­ that he has here. marriage was only given publicity last prayer, of the writer Joel R. Smith and son hrive purchased a Friday. <_ ample. by being kind Io those that arc left new Champion binder. The annual report of the Adrian school without a companion. . We had the pleasure of shaking hands • One day last week L. Kahler s horses board shows an expenditure of 814,000 for On the 13th a wlnd-aud thunder storm with our old friend L, M. Foster Sunday. teachers and 87,000 for Incidentals during UrWlM «•/■£!"«• tr" being left untied ran away with the bin­ der. Some damage done to the binder, the year. The board recommend* the em­ nor Gw. Wllltaon-. >■»“« but neither horses or man harmed. ployment of a teacher of vocal music, and Frank Allerton and family, of Orange, bCc"&>“ ibTOheJ n«rly s.wo Uu.b.1. Fay Mosher, of Hickory Corners, w ill asks for 81.000 to carry on that object. • or wbral Frldw .nd S«WrS» ,or Gwin .nd K. U. Xorwoud. ot t>ell<m. .Iso Sundayed with friends. Rev. Samuel Haskdl. D. D., has been Wm. Setae is nursing a fine felon on Grorire Itensom. ot llutlmid. .tu ndtd Mis. chosen to fill the chair of Instruction in the Haul. Usrefs l.wn r«rty test brldsy his right hand. EirttUsh Bible at Kalnruazoo collcge. Bert Smith and E. Lockhart ride a new The Muskegon and Oceana county Odd are .I.IUnn bl» bn.brr Fr«lk tor • tew trenlns. .nd report > pteM.nl lltte. The Kedlcld U. B. Sumter school tied binder. Fellows’ picnic will be held at Sylvan E. GutcbeM closed her summer school “'gLw run-borx. ot eetery d<J. I. lb. .pnkln, nerrisn test »ted.y Beach. White Lake, August 5th. at the Hosmer school house last Friday The Largatt Stw'Ji to Select From. .tCrel.r Cm* dmreb. We were high y The 2-year-old son of C. B. Conway, of of his brother Charles­ with a fine program and a picnic dinner. And street cars will run as The L&ioeet Frb»^ to PleaM Ecvnomi- irtipst " •So mwr trrend. ot John' U«renw enl»rt«inrel by . rreltmlon by Miss Elite Big RapWs. fell down stairs one day last wi7wEtotew.ui.ite'. dtetetoteiy Holre. ot your dty. W. «>t>t']»P'*^ b.r- She is an excellent teacher and gives the week and broke his collar bone. Usual, starting from the main cal Buyere. best of satisfaction. The Alfegan oil well is to be drilled Ing another entertainment the 9lh of ■lek wftbiIltel’l bopw o' Ms nwoysiy. Steve Sprengel has a new threshing ma­ part of the city and running And the But Obtainable Quality twenty feet deeper, amt Ibero is a proba­ cure Aldrich .nd wlte .r. Tlsltlru ». A Mra^W. Owen Is on the sick Hat- Dr- chine and is ready for business. Druon. Frneelumi'ala.ote.. tot/dher UP Mich. Ake. directly to and bility that another will be drilled. i John Lang, a brakesman, was killed by T*™ SSrtl'bM relumed from . t.w» Scribner attending. with Prompi Attention to the Wante . ahvay stopping at the People have been visiting the whortlt F. J. Norwood returned Saturday from the cars at Lake Angeline mine, near lahof our Cudomen, will meet the wme work, visit “'lb friend. Middleville .nd jtemlng. Thursday. berrj' marshes._________________ a business trip to Muskegon. eppreciationfrom the general publie: The aminal reunion of the Oceana Vet­ Q'lKlHU'Bro<v» ot nelnweli returned W. C. Chase was at Cadllac on business' that hoe rewarded the People • Ilrug LWS'^n^X eran Association is to be held al Camp last week. . The Misses Aggie. I»ora and Minnie J. F. Williams and C. Potter visited Houk August 26-29. • Store with nuecctn. Hackler, of Middleville, were the guests of The National Methodist camp meeting Headquarters for Physician's Sti]>their sister. Mm. S. Rnush. over Sunday. Battle Creek Tuesday. Chas. Crosby bought and sacked a car will be held at Eaton Rapids, July 5M to The tent meetings closed Sunday evenAugust 8. load of wool hero Saturday. « .ffllcdrd wild rheum.lbun In ttelk jylies. •■ OF Some lawless persons ar? using dyna­ Headqnarfonfor Son mm Supplw*. Cards arc out announcing the y-^huce ‘“dim.. Mra. J. Filter, ot mite to kill fish in Bear Creek, near Man­ Montgomery b.s oe.rly eonclndte The. deceased had been ill but a short time, of Ella Barrett to Frank E. DuAfen to Headquartenfor Botani-: Drufg istee. take place the 80th. CW tete HeadquarUnfor Patent Medicine’The Alaska refrigerator factory at Mus­ JllkT.XVm'lnJ’Sri^ds iu’fals Place Hattie Fur and Alva Haywood have sZd^artere for Booh., StalioW kegon Heights, will soon '*• compiled. JoinedJoined handsnanus for better or wonw and made rhlv resweted. iw ——------- The 111 xx™ W A Lasher In company with her the CW«|£Sai . the Sunday urti.r after aa mntilli month Ludington woodenware factory is .. .fact . ■known ... .. ...... last u..n.la«. and Wall Paper. . , shioplngclothespins to Scotland. and a member or . The * ftSeral wm of wedded Wba. where may always be seen Agent* for Humphrefe Homeopath" The first shipment of peaches was made church at this place. •• * *K -- ------I Quite a number of our citizens will at­ wuie of the finest carriages from Saugatuck July 12. HedWilM. 'or. tend the Plainwell races tills week. Oats, corn and potatoes will be a fine We keep enemthing ertpeoted to be A party of our business men with their aud road wagons in the city. famines Sundayed at Cramer lake. Pro­ crop in tiie vicinity of Stanton. found in aflnt-etun drug and book *w^te--e ~«n«bitosi»"‘«« «te su»d.y«l Kalamaxoo countv lias ■ fine potato crofr gram of services too varied U> mention in In prospect. store. detail. " il™: C. a Dlekerw" I. •■teted with ,l,HhlW1i!r'<rt notion. JESSE like paralysis of the tye lids, reu SjSSffitoX. but I1UI. bOOM bU «»», Ctartlr .nd R«t-I .uVlUt U. t JVOM. the Mpnobt, Grand Ledge. I b*lti Rt their home In UiU pl**cl Buldenee on Michigan Ave. You who are compelled to draw the purse strings in the cause of economy, will never know how ",jt|v it is to your interests to make your pur- TOWER hi '.is UnparaUelad latamts this Week. Published Uhursdays by COOK BJ2.OS., COUNTY NEWS. HUDSON’S GRAND RAPIDS LINOLEUM ARCHIE McCOY mi m Street Car Strike nimm Still at the Front DECLARED OFF And Will Remain So. Carnage Show Rooms Jesse Townsend, ■,,rC"m™>xr',o TOWNSEND Hastings, mich. s-timi'S M *; t-^Kl �POWDER MONKEY. THE THAMES EMBANKMENT. A MAN’S OLD CLOTHES. tethods mu. STIVE, DUTIES OF A NIMBLE BOY ON BOARD A MAN-OF-WAR. Ax the scat of an extensive commerce and internal t rade, Roman Lonc,Jti wax an eminent in antiquity on it is today. Its monuments, tbe memorials of it* groatness, prove ita prominence. Ono of these; if it is Roman work, which is uncertain, is t^c embankment of Ums river -Thames. This immen.se work is quite unequaled by any of the labors of tho modern English Tbe word monkey is a diminutive often engineer*. For thirty-aewen miles along the course of the stream lofty mounds attached by sailors to another word to de note a smaller object of the same kind. confine tbe river within fixed bounds and Thun we have monkey jacket, a abort pea offer a secure path to tbe navigator. On jacket: monkey yard, a small yard with each side tbe country spreads out far be­ the sail bent, crowed on one ot the mast* a low the embankment, and more tbau once few feet above tbe deck, for the exercise the waters have 'broken through, over­ and instruction of boys; monkey reef, a spread the lowland* and left desolation short extra reef formerly put iu topeallK around them. The English had neglected and shaken out in a free v[ind. A monkey to repair and strengthen the banks of the tall was a short iron bar used in training a river, and were indebted to tbe skill of a Dutch engineer for the restoration of the carronade, and so on. So tl»e smallest and youngest member of- Roman work. “The Thames from Rich­ a gun's crew was assigned to the duty of mond," oaya Mr. Smiles, “h an artificial bringing tbe chargee of powder from the How many years of ceaselesx toll, of magasine to the gun, aud was sometimes called a powder monkey, but more gener­ acute engineering 'skill and vast expense ally u jwwder boy. were employed on this unequaled woak no It is interesting to know that Admiral history relates, no-record even suggests. Farragut wax once an amateur powder Some authorities attribute the embank­ boy. When a little less than thirteen ment to the Belgic traders, l>efore th* Ro­ years of age he served under Commodore man invasion; others even to the monks Porter, on board the United States frigate of the Middle Ages. But there is good Essex, in her memorable fight with the En­ reason to suppose that the true authors of glish frigate Phrnbe and the sloop-of-war the chief improvements on the Thames Cherub, off Valparaiso, in 1814. were the Romans. Similar works on al­ He tell* his own story with characterise most an equal scale exist in other parts uf tic simplicity. “During tho action,” he England, nnd we have the complaint of says, "I was like Paddy in the cathurpingB, the subject Britons that they were wore •a man on occasion*.’ I performed the du­ out and consumed iu clearing the woods ties of captain's aid, quarter guuner, pow­ and embanking the feus; not that the der boy, and in fact did everything that hapless natives were ever treated by their was required of me.” Roman.taskmaxtera as harshly os were the He then goes on to describe the “horrid savages of Hayti and Cuba by the Spanish impression” mode upon him by the sight discoverera* But they have outlived their ot tbe first man he bad ever seen killed, conqureror. and continues: Before these embankments were made “When my services were not required tho country l»elow London wm an im­ for oilier purposes I assisted in working a mense fen, or marsh, over which tbe tide gun; wunkl run aud bring powder from flowed incessantly. The town duuld have tbe boys, and send them back for more, iwen only a collection of rude houses seated until the captain wanted me to carry a on the rising ground above tbe river. It message, aud this continued to employ mo was alremly a seat of considerable trade even before tbe Roman conquest. But tho during the action;” genius and fikill of the Roman engineers, THE POWDEB BOY’S DUTIES. The part of a powder boy, though some­ if tbe Romans built the embankment, gave what subordinate, requires activity and it those unequaled facilities for traffic that judgment; for while he must keep his gun have secured it* commercial supremacy iu By the embankment the so well supplied With powder as not to every age. leamn the rapidity of fire, he must not Thames was confined within bounds; many allow tbe cartridges to accumulate un acres of land were added to the agricul­ deck, lert au explosion take place and tural domain, while along the fine high­ cause more destruction than the fire of way of the river a ceaseless procession of vessels of every siso and form moved up the enemy. Tho powder boy must exercise great care and down. They came, ns Strabo tells us, also, to prevent sparks or fragments of from tho mouths of the Loire and the burning cartridges from getting into his Garonne, the Seine ami the Rhine. Some were war ship*, moved usually by passing box—the leather box in which tbe and distinguished by their sharp cartridge, is carried. As a precaution, tlu pasfiiog box on being presented for a freea beaks of iron, and their crews armed with BI>cara and shields; some were huge mer­ cartridge must be carefully shaken over t tub of water, to empty it of anything that chant vessels, propelled by oars aud sail, laden with rich cargoes uf eastern manu­ might communicate fire. An explosion at the magazine passage factures, with 4 he wines of Italy and the would be likely to communicate to the artistic wares of Greece. Some sailing down the river from the docks of London would magazine itself and blow up the ship. History furnishes a number of instances carry the tin, lead, furs and the corn and of ships blowing up in battle. The case of cattle of the west to the ports of Gaul aud Spain. the l.’Orient, the flagship of the French Julian found in Britain the necessary fleet at the battle of the Nile, which took fire and subsequently blew up. gave rise to supplier for hia perishing soldiers in Ger­ Mrs.- Hemau*’ beautiful poem, “Casabl­ many, and the immense stores be drew from it when famine prevailed on the continent anca.” The exjieriment has been made of sta­ show the general cultivation and prosperity tioning crews of boys at the great guns of of the island. Hix 000 corn ahipx were hastily built in the forest, of Ardennes, a vessel of war to ascertain how far by careful training they could be brought up aud |KMsibly landed only on tbe Ruutheni to n high state of efficiency. Tho results shore. If we allow them a burden of 100 tons each, they would equal the capacity were very satisfactory. of at least six Umbria* or Etrnrias, ami Ul'lD WOKE roil DOTS. The pieces to be handled were tho Dahl­ the very names of our nhalern argosies regren mnoothlxire, ft-Inch guu, weighing in ’call the Italian teachers of our ancestors.— round numbers 9,000 pounds. The iron Eugene Lawrence in Harper’s. carriage weighed 1,903 jiouads, tbn car­ tridge 13, and the loaded shell 73 pounds, making a total weight of t^e gun to be run “Whnt-is there in the future for the con­ out to battery—not counting metal nights templation of a man who works on a sal­ and side tack'e. blocks—more than 10,000 ary?” wax naked of a man who employs pound*. Each of the 10 boys who form tho . ■^•ten. by another man who draws a salary crew of a fi-lnch gun bad pounds ter and thanks God. The employer suggested handle. This estimate does not include to tbe iuquirer that if a good salary was tbe powder boy himself. being drawn the recipient "might invest in After a few mouths' instruction at the a paid up life insurance policy." He didn’t battery a series of competitive exercises do it, but he might have added, “and then ■was instituted, and tbe result demouMrates die.” The argument could have been carthe potency of the 'drill. The first day of .ried a little further bad the salaried man the series, the ship being at sea aud the said: "1 believe a man on a salary who is battery properly secured for heavy weather, notof a provident disposition, and who sees on the drum beating to general quarters a that eventually he must become a pauper, 9-lnch gun was cast loose, run iu, load­ ix justified in getting as much excitement ed, ran out and fired in one minute and and satisfaction out of life while youth, thirty-seven seconds. activity and a good salary prevail aa pos­ On the day following, fur a test of ac­ sible. curacy, combined with a rapidity of fire, a “This idea of perpetual economy for twen­ 9-inch gun wm fired four times at a ty-five or thirty years to save enough to regulation target. Tbe time of the first carry yon through ten or fifteen years of fire being recorded, the gun was loaded and old age and a salary reduced or no Income Cred three more times, and the time called at all, is all wrong, tiecause when it comes nt the fourth fire, the interval being one to death and burial the cost of the thing minute and forty-eigh£ seconds. has to be met but once, and if one does not • Tbe first shot struck and completely de­ leave enough behind to cover that expense molished tbe target, distant from 8D0 to there’s another fellow, the public, to do it LOOO yards. Tbe remaining three shots for him.”—Detroit Free Press. were fired without much regard to accu- On the third day of tiw series, the guns being secured for sea, the ship’s company, without previous warning, was called to quarters a little after midnight, when a B-lnch gun—handled, ax in the previous in, loaded, run out and fired (the shell ex­ ploding) in two minutes and eight sec­ onds, counting from the first tap of tho dram. tan was "without previous warning,” (■tut be taken with some qualifies:.on. The crew knew that “night quarters” was one of the exercises belonging to tbe series, but no oue, save the commanding officer, nmaure on the prompt supply of powder. nd of one powder monkey, us we shall hhn. that when it was his watch below, ordered powder monkey would magazine passage, no al trial came he would He slept there for two nights, and part ot the third. On the third night he wss to reap tbe reward of his devotion, though, an the event proved, In part only. On tbe 4ram sounding for night quarters, our Httie hero was at his post, poaraBscd himself «f tbe first- cartridge, and started for hh •an with the nimblrness of his race. Bnt so great was the emulation, sc increw, their spirit of rivalry fellow “on Tbe Alps contain two peaks about 15,Ota) feet, nix or seven about 14,000 feet, and Iu all about thirty which are reckoned among tbe first class peaks of the world. Tbe Himalayas, on the other hand, or, rather, the limited portion of that range with which we are familiar, contain peaks from 20,000 feet downward. More than 1,100 have been measured that exceed 90,000 feet in height, and it is computed that range that are over 15,000 feet, and that there are not less than 2,0)0 that will ex­ ceed ths 20,000-foot limit.—St. Louis Re­ public. _________________ __ George Manldeo. who lives in Reynoldstown, has been for sixteen or seventeen years afflicted with a terrible cough, and what was believed to be catarrh. While bathing his face recently he blew out of his left nostril a piece of knife blade about an Inch long. It looked like a piece of bone. When the outer covering wax rea Steel knits blade. When but a boy of ten years a negro boy stabbed him in the left cheek iu a boyish scrimmage. He did not know that a portion of the blade was left in Ills cheek.—Atlanta Constitution. A handy lock is now used upon tricycles, boots, chests and boxes. It weighs about half a pound, and although not much larger than a watch is considerably thicker. This padlock is a combination, and is fitted with a numbered dial, very much like those used tor safes and vaults.—New York Com­ mercial Advertiser. “What <lo you do with that baseball mask?” shut him up I In . During the winter months the aurora cm &<■ Tukon In lmlB«»‘ “J The Lew* Only four rnsu Lai Ibmaurtl. SprtM I. Ihe -num of lb. r-r uln-n nil luu. wltt Utt unr^eoeral. in n lunn'n nature cornu wit lb. >o.« a . .—.Im ot th. nun. oat Hoonw. oul In tbb. way. Sow. , „”JSd^uTit hM M ttare morning his wife says to him. briskly: My although, In that it wm visible at -Detroit FreePre« talt. 17. l«n lookla. lirougb eloreU , b~n preparatory to bona, eleanlnit. anil 1 find noon wbeti tho _____ The Text Wm Familiar. ih.i your down I. Jn» full of clothre. and I n that nylon ita W' Throe-year-old Allee went with her par 1 ndab you'd pick out .bat yon want to forth wl^ a qukk quhrerta«~wio»^ eats to church, eno Sunday, antt after the kropand wbat I may idre away." Th™ then lettered manner of little children was rertlma, and there are two way,. In on. of which th. on.1 Are.panning th.baa gold, found it hard to understand that she mutt res.n.r«uln lb. nun dbpHya Hadi. K •’■'S?,0'™TcuSlM oi not talk aloud. When the minister an­ he Is nothing of a diplomat, but only an then, uufcddlng itself, gr. nounced bis text her attention wax canght out-and-outer, he blurts out: “Give sway light drop> forth\ f brJ_ht orange, my clothes? Not a thing! 1 haven't got | ami Sim^n S for tbe moment, and she astonished her mother by saying, “HumphI that's nothing enough now to put me through the sea- green, pink, rS*^'. ?-.]«. tw-<w,n heaven and new. I’ve beard tliat before!”—New York •on.’’ “But, my dear," says the wife, suspended and wave tetwuen benvrn anu Tribune. • “tbereYi that heavy overcoat you haven’t, earth as with an invbi fle an worn for two winter*- Surely you don't gyrst onx and ncint bewHderiug Id Iowa there are thirty-nine counties, want that next summer, do you?" I blending co ora are £ j * ywh one of which has exactly &70 square Tbs sarcasm finds the loose Joint in his and superbly be*otifu<Tb® flickering miles. Such divisions were possible in the armor. “Yes, 1 do.” he bursts out em-1 nomena of waving wreaths, fflekerinj newer west, where minor political divisions nhatically* "I want every blessed rag in flame*, rays, curtains, fringes, bunas were made in advance of settlement. In that eloeet, and I don’t want yon to med-1 flashing Colo"; the havens tbe older parts of the country tbe territorial die with them. If I were to let you give light and motion• »°* J***’*’ JSSJi arrangements were largely accidental. my things away I’d wake up some morn- then dropping lik® a curta « lug without a suit to my back.” And be silver lore jeweled with «» w«dth ot ra Vienna has 608.000 Roman, Cat holies. iug a woman, wi-e In her day and genera bles. xappHires. There are 422 priests and 987 nuns In her tlou, sbe says not another wont But the 1 penetrating dark jnjlche. and darting clolstera. The Vienna university contains vary next day sbe gave away five coats, ten ‘ through somber forert*. 8,816 Roman Catholic and 2.094 Jewish /. . .*four ’ . .of trousers ----- __and j.— landscape as with a thousand million elec­ waistcoats, pains two tric lamps, forms a picture ot which words students. 1 n the twenty-six hospitals, with topcoats. her nusuanu husband never snows knows it. .jpeoau. And Ana Der iu inc - r----------their 5.288 beds, 56,049 persons were treated »11 convey IVinVJ but wwvm ••••*meager ....... — ~~ “ The other type of husband is diplomatic, can a very mea. . ____________________ Wbcobb wit. make. .oomUoo to to Tbl« unwarrning This unwurnilog light U«bl ns M it to flashes UmBm aloug rim« In 1890. When his wife makes tar her suggestion him be not ooly prombwo to look over the lb. Irocen river., U>. Kn.tb.uk. orraow A German biologist says that tbe two thins, at once; but ta dot. IL Hit wife at .nd rerori. hu«« mountain. ol sides of a face are never alike. In two cases u-ndi unon tbe performmtee. “Sow." be lee. nod tbe tong, dark Unmet erergmm. out of five tbe eye* are out of line; one eye taslua didactically, a. be mat™ the Hr»t to. Indeed. a rneoe ot pure nrrtle OMte-on. is stronger than tbe other In seven persons pious. Into tbe etonet, “I'll make u pile on tlrnt rnnwe the .peetotor to butwnbtoeo.t Out of ten. and tbe right ear is generally .1.1 side 1.1. of all oh.. 1._. TI -Uni, nrtrl r-lr^Ar closer nVffiF over lllx bls cliest chest Willi with Htl an HlWnrd inward filliXCr shiver higher tlian the left. ■ thls theoU things don’t want and on that side of all the things I do.” “Yea, as he views his wealth of frigid light.—St. Under tbe old blue laws of Connecticut dear,” says bls wife. “There:” with satis Louis Republic. “any man who shall stand by and see two faction as he pulls out the coat to a heavy Mixed Thoughts. dogs fight and not try to separate them suit, "that’s the coat 1 was looking for the The word pajamna seems to old fashion­ aboil be deemed guilty of a breach of the other day. I'm going to finish out the ed people a most absurd one, perhaps be ­ peace, and shall lie in jail the length uf cold weather with thia" So It goes over cause it is so markedly foreign and unlike seven days and nights.” on the do pile. The next thing he fishes out Is a pair of English, nnd it not infrequently happens Frank Krum, an employe of the Detroit light trousers. "Now, these," he remarks, that jH-mons are found to whom the word furnace company, fell Into a pit at the meditatively, ns he pulls the legs carefully does not convey any definite meaning. Not long ago a young indy, who lias Just furnace Friday and broke bls neck. and lays them down on the do pile, “these I’m going to bnve put io order and get lota "come out," and who is shy to a degree al­ Noah Anderson, a Muskegon gent’s fur­ of wear out of oil summer." Then comes most painful, was seated at a dinner be­ nishing guodx man. has quit business be­ a shabby, heavy overcoat. "This I shall side an elderly man who was very hard of cause he couldn't pay 82,000 be owed. want fur blizzard weather next winter. I hearing. The knowledgeof her neighbor’s Rev. 11. A. Kerns, Congregational pastor want you to pack that away where moths Infirmity added to tbe young lady’s diffi­ won’t get into it." Over goes that on the dence in the matter of addressing him, nnd at Big Rapids, has made complaint against ax he said nothing to her they sat side by nine saloon keepers, who kept open doors do pile. July 4. So does t he next and the next and the side in silence for almost the entire meal. As the dessert appeared upon the table, next and the next. When the operation is Geo. M.. Conner, of Ishpeming, went complete there is a pile on one side that however, the Indy made a desperate a>. down on a visit to Cheboygan, where lie covers half tbe floor and is nearly ax high tempt, determined-that she^would not al­ used to be city clerk, and was promptly bs the man’s head. On the other side lie low her shyness to conquer her; and hav­ arrested on an old charge of embezzling two waistcoats and au old straw* hat. That ing cast about for a theme of conversation, 8400. Is what she may give away. And every found it in tbe fruit just before her. “Do you like bananas?” she inquired of garment in the do pile has been so skill­ F. C. Stoll of Frenchtown, Monroe fully utilized iu the imagination of the her neighbor, iu as distinct and audible a county, had 31 fine nheep. Il<* has but wearer that t he wife knows tbe perils of voice us she could command. four now. lk>gs killed tbeotherST, and Stoll disposing of them, and does nut try It. A Thu uld gentleman turned upon her a has appointed himself a.commlttee of one comparison between men and women in look of some surprise, not uumixed with a to kill all the canines iu Monroe county. their love for many possessions, when it suspicion of disapproval 'at her question. President Thus. W. Palmer, of lh<t comes to clothes, will show always that it "I never wear them," be said laconically; is men who cling to their old clothes, nnd “t he old fashioned nightshirt is quite good World's Fair Commission, says Michigan will have to move mighty quirk to Secure a not women. enough for me." Why, most men are perfect magpies The luvrunk effect upon uucjuuui the young lady may be derirable site for the state exhibit at the fair, as the other states are>‘ataklng their about their garments. No 2’.. matter 2how ___ imagined.—Boston Courier. claims.’’ frayed or shabby or soiled a garment is, no I a garment ix. no --------------------------matter how Impossible it is that he should Ilousht a Halter. A roller coastet*''car at Grand I-edge ever want it. he would no more think of A new story is told of Oliver Walton, Jumped the track Thursday throwing the parting with it than bo would with liis who in his day wns the greatest dealer iu four occupants to tbe ground. Mesdamcs scalplock. And ax for getting clothes good bones near Boston. Oh one occasion snough, no man ever did that. The writer he came into Maine and bought an extra ’1». A. Marvin and Allen each had an arm knows one man who has eighteen over­ good horst? for FJOtt. The horse breeder wns broken and Mp. A. 8. Mudge was seriously tones and forty-three pairs of shoes, nnd he one of the niggardly kind, and aiktxl, hurt. could not be induced to sell, give away or “flow are you going to lead the horse A logging train aud a mill train consisting pa»n a blessed one of ihe coats or pair of of un engine and caboose collided on the the shoes.—New York Evening Sun. "With that halter, to be sure,” said Wal­ Mackinaw division of the D.. R. C. A A. ton, busy counting out tbernoney for tbe ro«d Wednesday night. Both trains were wrecked and Biakeman llupcrafl of West horse. Once when Judge W------, uf the United “No, sir,” said the breeder, "tbe baiter Buy city was aenously injured. Slates supreme court, reached Pittsburg don’t go with.the horse; it belongs me. I Capt. William Willett, the well known on circuit a Mr. Wright entertained him. did not sell you that." Pontiae horseman, died of cancer of the There was a can "pending then in tbe su­ “What, not let me have a halter after I preme court which involved the value* of have given you your price for the horse?” stomach Friday morning. He was a cap­ two stocks. The decision wai certain to asked old Oliver. “What do you want tian in the rebellion and with considerable profierty. He leaves two sons and one make one of the stocks valueless and the for it?” daughter, and was about .*>5 years old. At other valuable. It wax considered nn even "A dollar, sir," said the farmer. chance which way the decision would go. “All right," said Walton, "here is tbe the time of his death he owned 30 horses The lawyers iu the case had settled It in dollar.” He put tbe rest of his money in among them Ketch, 2:18. . their minds that if Justice B----- were to his pocket, then he stepped quickly to tbe Albert J. Taj lor. a 15-year old boy, was write the decision it would be in their favor bone’s head and remarked, “I will take Tbe justice was noted for writing long de tlie halter, bnt I guess I will not take the seized with cramps while swimming in the river near Flint the other day aiul drowned cisIons. The majority of the men on th>- horse.’’ , before help came. bench at that time wrote briefly. Justice lh» took off the halter, let the horse go W-T- w.v entertained m dinner nt Mr. loose nnd the breeder had mauy a lung day Cherries are so plentiful in the vicinity Wrigbt’K house. After the dinner Justice of Portland that the farmers allow them in which to repent of his overreaching.— W----- liecame companionable and good to rot on the trees Instead of picking them Lewiston Journal. jmtnred. for 2 cents per-quart. In the midst of conversation about the Tha hucklelierry crop on the high lands court and ita work Mr. Wright said to Which, at an.v given moment, is moving and plains will be light this year on ac­ Justice W----- , mentioning the case iu which he was interested, "I suppose that forward faster—tbe top of a coach wheel or count of the foreat fires. The swamps are the bottom? full of berries, however. the decision in that case will be a long one, The answer to this question seems sim­ there lieingxo many points Involved.” “As A blacksmith named Peterson had one long as the moral law, my boy," said tbe ple enough, but probably nine persons out of his hands terribly smashed by having of ten, asked at random, would giro the old justice, us be smiled benevolently Upon an electric car slip off a jack screw and bis bort. That was all that he said upon wrong reply. It would appear at first fall upon it, at Wert Bay City, Friday. tbe subject. Mr. Wright, however, knew tight that the top and bottom must be from this remark that it was the particular moving at the same rate; that is, the speed Earl McIntyre, an 8-year-old bov. fell justice who wrote long decisions who was of <be carriage. But by a little thought it under the wheels of a milk wagon, at preparing the one iu this case. This gave will be discovered that the bottom of tbe laaalng. Friday, and received serioua In­ him the cue for the decision, and he bought wheel is, in fact, by the direction ot it* mo­ juries about tlie beck and cbesL He lives stock based upon this judgment. It proved tion around its axis, moving backward, in at Hole correct, nnd be gained exactly 1900,000 from an opposite direction to that which the Donald Pratt, the young son of Dr. t his cnrelesx remark of the too amiable jus­ earrings is advancing, and is consequently stationary in space, while the point on top Foster Pratt, of Kalamazoo, fell out of u tice.—San Francisco Argonaut. £ of the wheel h moving forward with the milk wagon, where he was taking a ride, double velocity of It* own motion around Friday. One wheel ran over his left leg. the axis and the speed at which the car­ breaking the membez adnarely off. . Everyone has heard of the lawyer named rings moves.—New York Tribune. Strange, who upon dying called bis family Thursday afternoon, at Standish. Arenac around him and said that on his tomb­ county, a party of children were standing stone he wished to have engraved, “Here It is popularly supposed that ths Hon la at the abate of tbe pond Just below the liea an honest lawyer.” Some one suggest­ tbe moat courageous and powerful of the railroad bridge, throwing chips into tbe ed that people would not know whose the carnivora, or at least of the felid®, but on water. One ot the number, a 4-year-old tombstone was. "But,” said the dying the few recorded occasion* of a battle royal cilld of James Mosher lost its balance and lawyer, “they will. Every one will aay. between tbe lion and the Bengal tiger the tell in and was drowned before assistance •HTiy. that’, rtrange.’" An Englixhman lion has come off second best. One such could be summoned. On Friday, the re­ told it In this way: A very clerer barrister combat occurred recently at the Calcutta mains were taken to the old home in Fair­ was dying. He was very clever indeed. Zoo between an African lioness and a grove, Tuscola county, for burigL His family were devoted to him and asked tigress. They are exhibited in adjoining him what his last wishes were. Now, I’ve compartment* of the Mme ond lb“ forgotten what the lawyer’s name wax, but door having betm carelessly opened between ADMINISTRATOB'8 8ALE. * that doesn’t make any difference with the the two compartments the tigress rushed B^ter.ss:^ “• w <•»" * story. He was very clever Indeed. n and disposed of her rival in a fight which When his family asked him about his hixted about ten minutes.—Forest ntxl last wishes the wax very clever, you know, Stream. a wit even on his deathbed), be said: “Hare Inscribed on my tombstone ‘Here lies an honest barrister.’ ” Very clever man, you , “Brito, oto boy!” uld Mr. WtoU. sea "But,” mid his wife, “how will ny sone Where re you going now?” know who you are?” “Ah, my dear,” he an­ “I’m going to the hotel to get my din swered. “every one will say ’That’s very nep,” answered Mr. Hicks. extraordinary.”’ And this remindsone “Indred! Why doo'i yon dto. u bomel of Mark Twain’s frog.—New York Trib I riw.y. hmrd Uto Mn. Htot. » u nne. roll.at coot" “Ab, my dnu- fellow, tbri wm talon, •b. boa«l.t • cook book."—Borion Tnu>- ebrat T K . 7 l U,T*’' north, range Aunt Jeaaie—Kiss Mr. Happlman good script. * mornlag, dear. You know be will soon be your uncle. . »»ted. Hmuupi Jucy ini,, a. n. urn. Bridging tho DMBculty. The Fiance-Good morning, little sweet CLBMKWT 8<WM. Administrator. Mta Coonby—I’d hsb yoa know, Mose ness! Did you have pleasant dreams? iullerbr. dux el 1 merry . tuan it'll be to' NOTICE FOR HEARING CLAIMS. Florrie— No, sir. I dreamed there wan a love an* not fo’ his money. S,slui‘^V'Tb',BI.K f?,antr nf **rry,-M. big locomotive a-*hrieking right alongside U,,u « ««>«• ot Um a Inotnent:« thought!) 1’1^7 of me. An’ then 1 woke up. and it was -Well Liw, Hi fix jt dis way: Hl throv nothin’ but Aunt Jessie snoring.—Pitts­ upmyjubi-! reapeek to yoah sentiment burg Bulletin. an then gu m'self hired over again in r»- lAt« <5 rai d ‘rt” <•» Aun Baker. rpcck (o yoah comfort.—Puck. The old store is always useful for the ------ ---- ■te .'S’S “‘'-S' are |o be done in cold weather. Work pea pie will do much better and can work much more rapidly in a comfortable temperature. Miss De Boney (school teacher}—I am nx formed that you loudly spoke of me on ths> public street* as an old maid. Bad Boy (much scared)-N-n-o, •• ONK E.XJ()Ys Both the method and restd*. . 8TP “ tak''" '• il plewS •nd refilling to the taotc ai 7^* EDv^L‘ap£n,|’,l> lover ahd Bowels, c eansea tUZJ tem rftetuyu,. dbpri "X^3ache, and fever, ,„<] CIIm! 7 oonatipation. Btntp of Fig, h Sj iu kintl «er mduced plea,mg to the ume ceptable to the stomach, pmmpt i, U. a«t>on and truly beuelSu! C, i“ healthy and agreeable aubstauws iu to ul and have made it u* popmarreme.lv known. Syrup of Fig, ia fnr io and 11 bottle, by all leading dn? gists. Any reliable druggwt .bo may not have it on UmTwiU pmeuro >t promptly for anv one ite wisbei to try it Do nut accept an, Bubrtttute. 1 J CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP CO S4« nANCISCO. Cte. * _ "■ u* IM, Cadwallader’s AGENCY COLUMN: OFFICE WITH HOLBROOK, OVER MORRILL’S STORE. HASTINGS Some more ci:cau4iousw Uantrii rang­ ing from SiOO f.^SloUo. Rvmetnl>er tiiut this euliiainieontaiD* but n very small jwi of the projiertv l harr fur sale or exchange. .^Jrbave Improved and varanl eity lots tor gale and exchange In all juift-. of'cl:- ity. Farming lands for sale un<l exchange in all parts of the eounty. 1 have aome choice Graivjl Rapids prop­ erty for sale at a bargain. 1 have choice Chicago property for Mie, well located in different i>ar:-<>f -?,j. ranging from S423 up v> $59.»«)v. a -p!>E<lld opportunity for investments iu that marvelous city where fqrtuues areinade :n Real Estate. I hav<-mapxof the city lo­ cating the different place., for -ale. SPECIAL! On Jefferson street two.hauses and lot# al bargains, and on easy terms. Near furniture factory.—<«nv lot atij house well finished SI,out': 8500 down, bal. on tlute at 7 per cent. And one house and lot brie block !r< m factory. $800; S300 down, but at 7 per cent. Cheap. House and lot near Whip and Felt Boot factory. $1,000. ?300 bal. - jean at 7 per cent. \ Several aplendid bargams hi the ’.st want and other parts of the city. Brick bam for sale nt a bargain, on cor­ ner opposite Ford’s hotel. 80 ft. front by up ft, deep.well k»'itedin Seneca Falls. N. Y.‘. lia* on the land brick store three stories, also dwelling house and good barn. Can be Ismgiit al a bargain, or will exchange for Hasting- or Grand Rapids property. The city ot fwneM Falls has a population of 7,000 and upwards—is largest town in Serena Co. 40-acre farm in Irving, al! improved, soil good. Can be bought at a t«rgaln on easy terms. 84 araes fractional-over riius 1* ur 20 pcres, sk mile east uf Sheridan, goo-1 train* ed houseS-One of the cheapest tara- ine Barry Co., will take part city property. 10 acres near eity. goud hoaseand bare, well and cistern. 150 fruit trees » acre grapes; $1,300, cheap. down. lol. at 7 per cent. IGO acres in Woodland to cwbangr for amaller farm and difference. 196 acres in Hope, township, known a» the Doty farm, will s>ell for S'-UO on easy terms. Several 80 acre parcels for Sale a: bar­ gains ranging ‘from $1,800 up*ar«- and some will take part city property in «' change. . I have several large fann« .or ' take small farm in part payment 1 have some city property 1 wi t for good farms. f I contemplate a urnre extended of advertising, and it- would be ™ those who wish to sell or exchange, te iaii atAhia agency at once and get the l-.-nen» Unkm 1’oclfir It. IL lands ter “* states of Kansaa, Oregon. Utah, Teana, etc. .upward- of -'.JW-W® acres of fanning, mineral and .tlmbertc lands, ranging in price from $5 w >>« »*• acre; one-tenth down, ten years t’n?d balance. Frequent excursion rat.* giw, etc. Cail and get circulars. SHERfFFti SALE. Notire is hereby given that ocuUon Issued out ot lhe ClT1”! County at Barry'and "r H’’ the t0 me 2&SS s&siissfii £?%»>«?« title end Interest of ’*”■ 5a_Wltl .t^totbe M* HMaSsCkaMaerir CompiwL; J nx«t!na» tawing real estate situate tn tbe t fly oi u U'lx fivM?) and Stwth one half of tet th«« IbTri-wth '«»e-half of,W.om’Ula also tbe north une-baMuf to. .‘j^Vxstem a<W>btock numr*r uinrteen (IS) tnrtbecan nji^ lion lotheCltyof Has * copied put thereof. *U «f * 'eh bWd< public ourtioa or ve-due to ihe Wgh |„ at tbe north front «*<*»*?,Barry, oo •he city of llaMlvgs in ! a n i.c. ttatiirday. the tftth d'«.' of A".e,"/'.A 1 , to O’clock in f be/“»»*•»'•; L hk nrst day oI Dated at Hie city ui Haninif* tb'* ur! “*'■ j.»w o. Smith & Colobuvf. ah >» ter, IU' _ THE B/INNER 75 CENTJ. �. , nr.wcn it* ahsolut* merit <wer Ha-s w- " X;«ise R unctpiBlleil ■n.l o’1?!|i, bnBlneos Is cuiiduct' ' rtiK-t •» *nner, and , -.tretmth. being Ihe ;o>Dn..-:,Oue IWIar" iteora have nwte H<xxi s ... sl.-c< -fu! medicine of tho ,i. will build a 8110,000 Children Cry for pitcher’s Castoria. Children Cry for pitcher's Castoria. ra . trenrent. Sckoobn,, tomaM hy tbe jeers of his townspeople into the lx> lirf that ho was to be prosecute*1 for perjury, had slid awuy on a night train —•'gone to purchase goods in St. Louis,’’. saM his unhappy spouse. Welsh, thw martyr, had essayed to desert the same night, and, as a cat plays with a mouse, old Kenyan had lot him go until the in­ tent was made plain by his boarding the e.-istward bound train in civilian dn-si and then had had him hauled off by two stalwart infantrymen and. incidentally by the nape of his neck, and once mor»' Welsh was remanded to his familiar haunt—the guard house at Ryan This time a still more serious charge wu» hanging over his head—that of assault­ ing a non-commissioned officer in discltarge of his duty, for Corp. Brent had recognized him as his assailant the inHtant he beard Lis voice. So had another witness It waa Georgia Marshall who turned to Kenyon tbe moment Welsh had finished his testimony and said, "1 have heard that man speak before," and who unhesitatingly declared after Goss appeared that though by sight she could identify neither man. by voice she knew tltat the one who hud assaulted the corporal of the guard that night was not Goss, bnt Welsh. Thun Welsh himectf broke down. Such was the feeling against him among the men. such were tho threats wHichTie could not but, hear ns he lay in his barred cell, that he begged to lie allowed to iwe tho commanding officer. He was in fear for his life—poor devil! add indeed nothing but the discipline ho “»- • 1 . 1..... .1.. .1 of »the V... nowspnpera __' --*~*i*** ...... dwided saved him ” the ■’ *tarring ’ .. from and.. feathering und- riding on u rail that the soldiers were wild •7- VE: — In ••• piteous t-™:MV .U.togive ;him. accents he iniplored Kenyon to have him sent nwny, even to prison at Leavenworth. He wpuld plead guilty to desertion, guilt y to theft, guiltv to assault, guilty t.» an v•tang, if the major would only get hhn away from tbe terrible scowls knd cams of his erstwhile companions. Only if X”l“- «- tarn At last a pack, impetuous step; the ^“t^X^wh^n^: door was thrown open. AIL was dark08 ^aiM? ®“tered with outstrouihetl anus there earn-? a low, almost wailing voice from the bedside: “Oh, Mabel, Mabel, how could you?" hredquartera, und found that voungg-nCONTINUED. Be rnttMlejevtally wenOitt- alongKr tUhreU£"'rltint CHEIST AND NICODEMUS. LE38OM IV ’HIRD QUARTER, INTER­ NATIONAL SERIES, JULY 26. Hearn, his m-n.i SO“, t"11 e™™ '» *»»« ‘I *HReleased from attest, lad I Ti nt means yon can go dnfl uXglmert as roon u, you like. What dore the judge say now’" • -‘Head that page." was the answer „ He.ru Jdaoed tho letter in the major'. Xi fl? "“h kn'tl"1 rvtui as foliows: "A,'e' “ow "S’"’ 1 nrse upm yon. !n, “ *’3’ J «>«trnt.Uy .onmehsl In ^ Kenyon-. !dWim jmt received says that your acquittal is as­ sured and that your vindication is triumphrntt. Tin. l mi wmM b„ th|) cam1. But whnt rep*roti-.a have you for the Mr. Frank Huffman, a young man of Burlington. Ohio, states that lie had been under tho care of two prominent phy­ sicians, and used their treatment until he was not able to Krt around. The) pro­ nounced his ease to be consumption nnd Incurable. He was persuaded to try Dr. King’s New* Discovery for consumption, coughs and colds and at that time wns not able to walk across the street without resting. He found, before he had used half of n dollar bottle, that he was much better: he continued to u-e it and is to-day enjoying good'.health. If you have any Ihniut, lung or cltesl trouble try it. We guarantee satisfaction. Trial bottle free nt W. H. Goodyear’s drug store. ICompliod from Lemon Helper Quarterly by pcrmlwdou of H. 3. Hoffman, publisher. Phil­ adelphia.) 1. “There was a man of tbe Parinecs named Nicodemus, a ruler of Hie Jews.’’ ' Ho belonged to the moat religious sect among tho Jews, and wo may hope tlint ho was on exception to tbe description given by the Saviour in Miitb. xxiii, &,!». 2. "The same came to Jesus by night, and said unto Hiin, Rnbbi, we know that thou art u teacher come from God, for no tunn can do theM miracles that thou doesC ARLES KINO. U. S A., except God be with him.’’ ■ ■. Daughter," “Tht See hint now in the presence of Jesus, xtorauvn wronu-.* and insulte heaped upon yon by of Valparaiso, and Do HanfutJ’ "Itunthe northern presto Wb.t proportion of 1 his remedy is becoming so well known probably ^sincere, upright, religious nan, Ind.T each raised i ■ -T'ro SolJkrs." but a man without Life (I John vr 12). ft. A. Gardner, of tbe people who have had you portraved and so jmpular as to need no special But he is interested, and he is thoughtful 50 cnnvulalooa a day. to them OH n low bully, a drunken bnite mention. Al! who have used Electric nnd inquiring; He has seen sonic of the sms, ltac.lcaclu>, and boule. Daiitei Mrer E i Ipplncoti Company, and a swindler will ever know tho con­ Bitten sing the same song of praise.—A wonders wrought by Jesus, and he is pcrby *peci*l arrangepurer, medicine does not exist und it > ’ sutided that Jesus is no ordinary funu. trary? hat paper that has vilified yon guaranteed to do all that Is claimdl I j 3. "Jesus answered, and wild unto him, will have the decency or the courage Electric Bitters tylli cure nil disease* of now that it know* tho truth, to make the liver and kidneys, will tetnove pimples, 1 I Verily, verily, Isay unto thee, excel*-a TRIAL BOTTLE FREE. man be born again, be cannot see tbe king­ tho faintest amends? Not one, bolls, salt rheum and oilier affvCtious dom of God.” “. The time has cotiFo forwyou now to [causedi by Impure blood.—Will drive --------------Regardless of Nicodemus’ flattering j at oneo *U<1 for all a profession malaria from the system and prevent a* words He sees the need of his heart, and CHANCERY ORDER. which the people of the north'so little well as cure all malarial fevers.—For cure nt once tells him the only way by which it State of Michigan, Fifth Judicial Cfnuit. in Chanrery , ! aPpnv*“te “nd *o persistently decry. 1 of headache, constipation and indigestion can lie met; he must be bom from above Hutt pending In Circuit Court for tbe County try Electric Bittern. Entire • satisfaction (margin), or anew (R. V.). Not religious­ asu itad shall bo glad to have ol Ham*. In Cuajic-rv, kt Hast.ng, un the second guaranteed, or money refunded. Price ', J uUr K*rong arm! to lean upon. A year | 50 eta. and St.00 per bottle at W. H. Goud- ness nor outwnnt reformation, but a new day of June A. I» IHH. . . * ■ .iv « i.-,. nun ci.uu jht txHtae ai n.n. »><xxi- creation (II Cor. v, IT). Freedom •>. Mirpanl ms ex«^ utnr of ili« last ' lit" f my office ...Ill .. the year’s drug store. *’r t'.Vll ;»>» will fit yon rfor wilt and tcslametit of John E ('iiatUn. deecMscd. 4. “NicodemusMtitli unto Him, How can complainant, vs. Fred-rii-k L. Dliixniu*'. Clara ■i bar. Meantime! von can have nearly a man be lx>rn when he is old! Can he en­ I..-Dingman. J. Byron Mperry. Andrew J torn. tatotatt,Incom;ttart lh.5oTemtaa.il .... I iu.vm v.vi Groenbury <». Rupert. N»lli« Sherry and ter the second time into his mother ’ s womb 1.,.. 1 Ti. ,ht bw‘l HU,Te ln tae world for cut*, William A. Grahamdrlrmlnn’*. ( 1 h ?* ll^T- ll>rU‘^..-»•••>. ulevrs. salt rheum, (ever and lie liorn?” hi tills rasc-it appearing tliit tbe defendant, Thia reply proves that Nicodemus is only Andrew J Idt-n has departed from bi- la-t place I l*nuU< a1*.' * wdI be yours. Come back Bures, ti tter, chapped' liands, chilbtam*. ‘ *u ,,s’,nj' come to the mother, the j corns, and ail *.kii> eruption*, mid posltive- a natural man; lie docs not understand of residence In this state and that bls v r-ent plaee of redden- e cannot be a«eerb*lueil. on ■ :u‘d the people who love you; ly cures piles or no pay rriuiieil. It is spiritual thing.-, they are foolishness unto nmilon of Fred M. Wanlrlgh eolkltor f-w said ; VUI!,« to ns who know and need guaranteed to dire perfect satisfaction, or him (I Cor. ii, 14}. He has not yet learned complainant. I: I* ordered turn tliesahl defend­ the A, B, C of true religion. There are ant Andrew J. Iden cause hb appearance ta ba -v,’2: -voa are not w:mt’4 '’■h1'™ Joa ««•" }?*’*155 prr |H>’’ entered herein «ittilu live month- from the date > ,Fnr **ne timo M,,V Kenyon stood in ' H,r «,e b>' " • ,L the drurgtet. multitudes now ot religious people, mem­ bers of churches, like him. ■ ^tence. At last, seeing that he was ex- ( The contract for building tlie new 816,5. -(‘Jesus answered, Verily, verily, I say bill of complaint to be fllrfl.and a copy there- ' the major would but believe him. ile j P1’"**-'*! to express his opinion, miyowly 15pu court houw nt Gaylord was let u» A. J. unto thee, except a man be born of water of to be rerved on said t umplalnani’s voMeitor . wttlitn twenty du>* affbr service on hhntrfa real I v had never struck the corporal ut : ” Ward, ot .Fiinl, yesterday. The bouds and of the Spirit, he ciuiuot enter into tho copy ol*aid bill. Mud notice of tbi* order, and that tu default thereof, Mdd bill be taken as con­ Kingdom of God." all; he had hurled tho pepper in his ry.*s "l fvar~ thft? lhut f,m K'tter would were sold for -«l2.0to(j. It is probable that Nicodemns, like Jo­ fessed by the said non-realdeat defendant ■ and run. Brent, blinded and raging, I »“« 1 nii^hJ huve ?*nuWU ‘hat this Andrew J. Iden. And It is further ordered, seph of Arimathen, was one of those who Uiat witliln twctitv dajs (he said coinplalBant , hdd rushqd in pursuit, and hod struck ■ w"‘‘hl follow. When will you answer?” | Nothing is mote remarkable than the fact waited for the kingdom of God, or. in ause anol ice of this order tnl>e [xibllalied In hm head against tiw sharp edge of tho ! "^otjust yet. I must think it over. > e llastii’K* HAXNr.it a newspaper printed* that a medicine which Is powerful enough ot her words, like Anno, "looked for re­ Iniick pillar at tbe south end of the tnx.p j N2t"not unt!1 a,hJ to-i^ht uny way - to cure tbe most horrible form of potamilic demption in Inrael" (Luke xxiii, 51; 11, 38). published and circuit I nt: In Maid County Of Barry, anti that such piiblieitlou be cotititreed barracks. Very possible this waa true; ’ I^ult evening Mrs. Morris insistefl can be given with impunity to a little child and because be was a good religious Jew then- al leant x>ncc tu each w eek fur sit weekaiu tnuxtn in- for tbe gash Wax deep ,md jagged. i UIM”‘ 7^body a earning to her house tlial is ailing-.-nnil yet this i» the record of thought that of coanc he must be a child sueceaatou, or that complainant cause a copy of Ibis order to tm iier-uiiiallv served on tbe -aid sAnd Bremt was’convalescing rapid! v. I*'’1’ celebrate. The news that Hearn Swift’s 3|iecitic iS. S. S») U lo a germ de­ of tho kingdom; but see Math, viii, 11, 12. ilvfeteiaut Andrew .1 Iden at least twenty days l its laborsand bat Ix-twren the hrt.re ot th.- Low, Bn- h“1’ 1W«S~I>tae orj.-r» stroyer, u purifier, a great remedial agent: Jesus now repeats what He hail said before, .■•efore (he Hire ahuve prescribed for his ap.ents bad gone, die. Cross and Grava houtoolds stood Ianh..nr. and it h powerlul. nnd yet harmless:.it is a but enlarges by explaining that tho new ipr-nt nee. luted June 2nd A, 1>. tfOt. metiieim- that contains no mineral poisons; birth is by watcr'and tbe Spirit. renewed kt bom. In dnngvr ot brim killod with ktaclntw. I FitASH A. Hookkr. ?',3rt I"1*’”' d. "That which is born of the flesh Is C.rcmt .Indra*. all ite results are beneficent; il la com hound’throughout the Ttare wn. jnrt th. let Utllo .lwrk ot Wd "r FitKP M. Wapwuoh, Haul* Creek. Mich. flesh, and that which is born of tbe Spirit wl from nature ’ s own laboratory, and works fi-.kntly pre- jwdoniv nrootw tho wotnanof th. fa. Cotiiplaiumil's solicitor. «®dutaon. Only. ■Midthwnll im- on nature’? lines to cun: disensexit may be is Spirit.’’ ssal of the ttmttj- teem. >. was ... . con.pan.live i"**"”1 n ’ . , l '7' d “ S'-'.emlly ; । If a pcFhon could be born again in a nnt------ ---- o—~ .. ..... ,. । used as u tonic by theuumt delicate woman: RegMrr iu cbaurery. w in a tomeas "everybody —only lie Will probably u Mia) uglven to build up the conatitnlkMi j nral way a dozen limes lie would lie no i stranger that ho should have revealed ! Thcy had started want to delay n little while on Miss Mar- I lt( a little child, or it may be employed to (.nearer tho kingdom, for ever since Adam MORTG \GE MALE. [ his identity, and by tier bo brought to Default having been mads Lu the condition of : .1 bjackgtitrd and shrill's account, for if they are not al- restore -------to health the — unhappy *•-............vicliiu ............... of sinned all, without exception, are boro in the front at so supreme a moment. But sin, nnd are by nature children of wrath. । a certain mortg.MP’ made by John Smith to ready eirguged it is solely her fault Any blixxl poisoning. In each case it will work rharim W. riouebtahn ami Aurilla M. 7. "Marvel not that 1 said unto thee. Ye 1 it was Miss Marshall who luul been riouithtalin dated January eletob A. D. WM one can see he is utterly in love with her. wonderful results. must be born agnin.” gwatly interested in bis case from the ami recorded lu the ofHei- of the Beeist r of 1 The pickle. To the Once in u while “everybmly" makes a When God says “ must ’ ’ /here can be no Deeds lor Barry county. Michigan on the eighth Edward FcrgUwn. -if Grand Blanc, 24 very night of his mishap, and she and er Chilian, the conmistake. This time “everybody’’ wns years okl. Wa* killed in abrideeu, Wash.. other way. He has theAfore forever set- day of January A D. if**. In liber '-'4 of raortMrs. Lano had Ixx-h most kind aud as­ uaites on page I®-which said inortrtge wa* duty publicly wronged a practically right No one more thor­ la*l week by being c.iugbt under a fidling 1 tied it that every soul no: i»orn from above 1assigned by the **ld Charles W MioughXalln siduous in their attentions to him dur- j and Aurilla M. Houshtalln by asaigimient beto' oughly knew how tree. The remains will lie shipped east­ is excltxIcG from the kingdom. .W ‘*B***J than Hearn himself ..................... ing lus days of suffering. 8. "The wind bloweth where it listetb, Ing date the sUteeuth day of February A.D. . . utterly he was in love with Georgia ward for burial. ctiiing short of j l*M and recorded In the office of said Register I When ho heard of tho charges i and thou henrest tho sound thereof, but । of Deed* lor Barry county, Michigan, au the fd Marshall, and nobody but Kenyon knew canst not tell whence it cometh and sixteenth day of February A. D. IMH lu liber ZJ Lieut. Hearn, and of the outrage.r.is tai-' i that, yielding to the plea in his father’s would satisfy Mr*. Swithttitt ojrup Kjrup bus been air*. Wiii-lou'* « Ill-ion - niMimirn 1"TU u-eil whither it goeth; ao is every one that U born of mortgMce-i <»u psge .W to Ihtniell Strikar, sification of the.' -W. Schonberg, his de- J letter' Hearn might not return to the William P. Sidnnin aud William H. Harr, the lor rlilidren leelbtng It soothe* the child, of the Spirit.” • Jovelike atuAmination to con. eal his name was at j Aiblon Coilrge Endowment Fund committee. siificu* the gum*, allays all pain, cures wind regiment at all. id man­ “He bringeth the Wind out of Hht treas­ On »blch mortgage there 1* claimed to be due coiie. and is the best remedy for dlarriiu-a. last overcome, aud to Miss Marshall and . It was n joyous gathering at the Mor­ Twenti -live cents a huttie. Bold by all dniggteu uries." “Htrtauseth His wind to blow." at the date of till* notice tbe sum of twenty­ no such to Dr. Ingersoll h° told his story. His ] rises’, and yet there had been a singular tbrougnoul Um world. hundred thirteen and twenty &«*«>» "The stormy wind fulfills His word" (P*. seven hundredths doRnry and an atfonwy Ite ot fifty father's sodden and lamentable death at coilversion nt the Lunts’ before Mabel Judge Palmer, of Big llapiits, hasonlered cxxxv.7; cxlvil, IStcxIviii, 8). The wind is doilan* prtr.toed tor in said mortgage aud no tbe bands of tho Apaches hud left him could induce her friend to go nt nil. the case of Minnie .Snyder, accused of His messenger, doing His work ns plcaseth -tilt or proceeding st Iw having been instttut_ . . cguici inuuce ucr inruu rd Vi recover the debt secured by said mortno alternative but to make over* *' r “Mr. Hcam will certainly come and nliandoniug her infant, on a railroad train Dim. nnd is visible only by its effects. < So i:;uje or any putt I hereof t lake back Tnerefore by virtue of the power of sale sister every cent that hail been ho by the entering of a nolle thirtvpirit of God works in the soul. oartxfl n*k , .to be . your vonr esu-ort. escort,’"’ mid spid Mabel Mabel tho tho : discontinued । 9. “ Nicodemu* answered and said unto contained In said mortgage and the statute tu up and set aside for his education—ev- moment Mrs. Morris was gone. “How prosequi. such case made and provided notice-4* hereby . Him, How avn these things be?” ■n injurgiven that on Friday the second day of-.Oetober cry cent that Was Ins by the old soldier’s The evils resulting troin liabhual cu-tlrrnc** • He is still a natural num trying to see A. D. 1J91 at ten o'clock in tbe forripoou Of uian it, will—and then, leaving with her the lit- . cflji you say no?" I y. “lie will ft-sk you. Mabel, as 1 shall ure many am! svrimi*: but the: use ot harsh, spiritual thing*; q. blind man wondering -aid dav. vyn tbe uaderslgnrd win sell at pubUe must suffer. Another tie box that contained the captain’s pa- i not ixi virible. and yon must accept. If 'drastic purgatives l» quite as daugrrnu-. In what the light l» like; an earthly man puz- auction to the highest balder at the north front whose eves no benefit l«rs and letters, and quitting college he door of Urn courthouse In ttmCItwof Hastings, yon will walk over there and back with Aver'* rills, however, the patient lias a nalld sled over heavenly thing*; an Intellectual, turrv county. Michigan, (that being the place ••r,pared with free ad- went to New York and enlisted, choos­ but Hfrcialljr aperient, superior to all others, religious man lacking the one thing need­ where the circuit court for Barr) county is Mr. Hearn, I will go; otherwise I shall holdcn) the pnbnises described In said mort■ 1 himself ns consider-, ing the infantry service rather than tho especially tor’Minily use. ful; but thank God he is inquiring. liuvo a splitting headachtfnud be confined guge or so much thereat a* may be nueessarr , ouug follow really cavalry, because his father's old friends 10. "Jesus answered and said unto him. to pav tbe amount due on said mortgage with Rev. Il.A. Kerns. Congregational pastor ry much obliged to us;; and associates were mainly in the latter, tn my room." at Big Rapid*, maile complaint agaiu.*t Art thou a master (tbe teacher—R. V.) of seven per cent. Interest thereon and all legal “How utterly absurd, Portia! Every­ costs together wlm an altorncv tec •< htly p -»:>ie. might never and though he liad seen none of them nine aaldbnkeepora who ket* open door* Israel, and knowest not these things!" as provided therein, the preinlsro body expects him to escort you. No other A* a teacher of Israel he should have dollars July 4. He will pnuecute Uiflatend. tielug dcMtrilied in **id mortgage as all tb«d at all if it hadn’^beea‘ since’his boyhood day*, he thought recman in this post will ask you so long ns known that God regarded the heart more certain piece or parvcl ot laud situate In tbe ■poke in nil serious-‘ ognilion not impossible, nnd ho deter- i township of Haitlmore lu the Comity ot Barry than the outward appearance. ognttton not inipow:oiv. auu ; he inhere. It is a foregone inclusion and State ot Michigan and drsenbed m follows 11. “Verily, verily. I say unto thee, We to-wlt: The min..l lo make Uia OKU way »nJ owe that Mr. Hearn will." GXNTIXMEX: 1 have been a gn at suf­ east half ot the north wort quarter orrefpondents them• That is why I want yon to go with ferer tn.ru sciatic rhenmailsui for five sj>eak that we do know, and-testify that of section number fourteen In town-hip num­ nothing to any man. ber two north range number eight west con­ we have aeen; and yo receive not our wit ­ i? seen tho inevitable years. A portion of that time have been •rm glad he camo to us." satd old him. If I go '7iU l« wi! ' M,‘j- K"n’ taining eighty acres of land be tbe samemore or :a 1 duly prejiared their re- Kenyon. “I’d do pretty much anyd*«g v.m " And then Miss Marshall took the ronftped to my l»ed. Have been treated ness.” Jess. Maid mortgage was given to srfure the another--place He so speaks of HI* one- payment ot a i»art ot the purchase priee of tbe ------------------------------.■■ f*>r the crash. Some of to ree him in any other profession; but flu-hed. perplexed, but lovely face of her | by the Iwftt piQ siciaito wltl»tit relief. 1|: In v. the and of the bather; F*th*r’s said above d«-sdrd>e<i premises. am now taking the fourth bottle of Hib- nes.* with tbe Pother Father, aud ils promptly dropped the us ho is bound to bo a soldier I’Ll do all ho-ffess between her slender hands and Dated July MlklW. speaking the tbe words and doing the work work* bani’s Rheumatic Syrtrp and (irmly believe xneakinc uid tar nil iw no longer I can to place • candidate’ alongside hi* kissed it. “Mabel, I must not go with I’ 11.1.1 AM. r. <’,4—.r it will work a permanent cure. It acted through Him (John xiv, 10), that Lconclude tM ion; others transferred name on onr muster roll, and then it Mr. Hearn. Some day Hl tell you why." Wii.ua* R. Haxm, I npon the liVer aiul regulated my kidney* that the “we” here refers to the Father Tlie Albion College Endowment Fund Com­ *rom the array of lienten- would be just my lock to find him com­ And then she ran to her room. and digestive organs innwdfatcly. mid luu* and Himself. ~ mittee. AHrtgtrcM uf Mortgare. 12. "If 1 have told! yon earthly things, ■ray of courts martial. missioned in the cavalry.” done tne more gotxl already I th** all the Dantkc MTiuibKK. Attorney loc Assignee* do••Tell me, indeed! 1 know too well, and ye believe not. hpw ahaU yo believe it But if there was excitement at Ryan, was the almost tearful answer. “You other uiedlclne-* I have eycr taken. I I tell you heavenly things!” >i!v - threw open their just fanev the feelings of the officers nre prouder, tar pronder. than I ever cheerfully recoiumend this wiedWne. The vary flrat requisite to believing, Mm*. Altiia Heiuuw . ton* .damaging story affecting and men in the Eleventh, now 200 miles heavenly things is to receive Jesus as the ' A|tono. Mich. •h their correspondents uway in the Indian Territory, when the W And so, though she gained her point TIKE TABLE. .Sold by W. II. Goodyear. I’neparedouly by Sou of God and onr personal Saviour. : and those papers which letters came detailing the events of tno for the time being, though Hearn had to The Charles W right Medicine Company, IX “And no man bath ascended up to henrfn but he that came down, from 1 Io the facta elicited last day of that court roartiAl-Schun- ofler hi, rorriero to X» buto wtam ■« Detroit, Mich. heaven, even the Son of Man which is in rt did so tn the smallest berg-. Urme. tmreitag Button*. „ll„l .nd coal.l not Bto Flint Is to have a 84o.’000 brick block heaven.” i lined ’b •item in sarcastic WeUb’s dt^rracc. Hecms undimbb» thmwh- M»W went on that roojdy In chapter i, 18. John spoke- of Him as soon. . big capitals. aequitml. Lawler pat to cOTl-u on awl young gentleman > arm and Miss Mar “in the bosom of the Father,” and hero He Roll Dillon, of Decahir. rimiplained* of him. or rather its editorial flight, and Georgia Marshall tho heroine shall followed with her stanch friend speaks of Himself an "the Son of Man which themajor-Heuni raging with jealmw feeling tin-d the other day; and told his is tn heaven." Although now seated at tbe •■i'hihiiiig matters to a knot of tho wl.olo thing! father. Dr. Dillon, that hegws-ed.he would • ■ Inh. quietly justified the 'A Daniel come to jnogmont; ay, a iron the while-tho time came w.1,enjj,e go and rest. In two hours time he wan Father's right hand iu heaven, yet wher­ ever two or three meet in His name Ho la • jup»by saying: "We did Daniel.-" quoth Martin, aa Lane read found Her precaution of no^avatl. Mn in tho midst. . '«'• Abrams there at all. He aloud Mabel's on thwdastic description"1 H. arn was trft much ta TtO° dead. Deftoa-....... 14. “And as Moses lifted up the serpent Cloverdale '* > < lentral City on some per­ what she termed the -trial r<ene. -1M in the wilderness even m must the Sou of Shultz....... il' of his own, to look into whole regiment sends heartfelt Man lx: lifted up.” erfy, and wtyle there thia Mr. nlations t<> Hearn und lovo to Portia, Here is another "must,”, and if this Cost* Grote. your a re.-althy, prominent, aud. waa the telegram tbnt fame flashing “I must speaa tv “mnst” hud never become an accomplished Woodland ... When ‘ Child, toe cried for Cwtoria. -ed. n putable business man, back to Mrs. Laue. Morris lost no time K0oa°witoraT Wifi run not help wi-.’' fact the new birth had been an imposaitoid i: Mn'*tLto>orotnra- Onco About th,- offensive manners of in dictating a diplomatic memage tohw l5.y"Tbal whosoever believeta in Him, the r- to the ;wple. and offered to abeent subaltern, eaptewnre should not perish, but haxa eternal life." .............................. •'•t they would lie .insulted nnd ...................... to welcome him back to duty after so come m. thong11 . d thf1l Israel murmured at God’s way and God's if they ventured to visit the complete a vindication. But Moms felt bread (Num. xxi, 4, 5). He then sent ser­ surrU-’i:; anj, Abram* got warmed up very ill at ease, and was not pent* that bit them, and much peopiedied. ^l^rsphe*] to the managing editor that no answer waa vouchsafed. Ishpeming people subscribed 812,700 Mom* prayed, ami at God’s command " ratwas 'on to a good thing,* and so Urod to hi. tmt, and wa. not mon tor for the stock of the proposed Ishpeming * erected a brazen serpent upon a polo, and Negaunee street railway in the first 12 hours all who looked upon it lived. Tbe serpent w;r.*I him to go ahead." But a wme bonra*h=.- learning of Brents *Jd ‘h’toKTtad.7 Etarameirauuitlr. juni-i. . lifted up on the pole would suggest that that the books were open. " -nentlfer of the editorial staff thOj“MhiJll«rah“l would tatvo iollowoj. frankij ' - knitted that he, in common identity. Don 1 bt discouraged about kbat wtematlH which had bitten them a* dead aud harmMeantime, just when one would snpira, too qutok “"'I fpran? bejournalists, had for sixteen noee that all was plain sailing, balmj but Ho.ro wm to q" t F(jr ,hTO_ you have given Ayer’s sanaparili.iM persistent !l IL “For God so loved the wnrj* that Cloverdale • ■ hijmg" for a chance, as he KXJe .rm Umod wateleU. etc., jmt fore her n.nou.iv. Incoherently,, tela) six bottles of lbH- medicine cured tbe gave His only begotten Son. that whoso­ ShulV....... up:-' jt_ lo gc> jn n good xvhacfc Bt WbS^>thing should have stood m four mmutM, n • laughing complaint for George 8. Thomas, of Ad*. Ohio, ever bellereth in Him should Dot perish, Hxsrixoa * '"tag West Pointer, and here they ZsTofMr. Hearn’s rejoicing wtth all ta. Mrs. L“?eXtTOto.lkv nia-or' hot ho. TO. when all other remedies failed to afford any but have everlasting lite." ' Ufe’Mdit they hadjt hb wino, tort relief. Let ever)' one write out this verae, in­ Woodland . . . hSm and jet Tb«n the contra <* ta. Hon. Nat. A. Earle, an rx-aldennau (rf serting their own name instead ot the '"SOT./..*.,’ Meanti:iK. the record had gone to detore ought to h.v. Lrrand Kaphls and generally prominent words “tbe world” and “whosoever, I®”1-1-" ! ;xdquartere for the action of true ................... rereet, tbe very impof perv«£"■««“? “lii'ffiy njs’“thl man of Kent county, is at tne point of death gratefully receive the glorious fact, and Ijinslnr Detroit..................... v 8®>Wnl commanding, and Lawler to have suddenly da™lo^I U G« r^ thus by the Word aud Spirit be boro •Htep* on sirnal ••nty with consumption. with it to tight tho case to the last, Marahall's brerat «>d shw’'“'loa(U No*. 5 and 6 will not a Hibbard's Uhoumatleand Uv*r SBfcrf *MW.n‘‘For God sent not Hi* Son into the provided with freight train permit*. was not a soul at Ryan that did SO much to clear his name of thomou Freight train* will be rn" at the f “a ESrthrart rank withThese pills are scientifically componiuied. world to condemn the world, but that the ■" know that, though tho lips of the that lowrasd over' it. and « nf the company .who reserve tbe right to change and uniform bi action. No griping pain so the time ot such tr..ln* without notice. •■nl7 ." T seated* tiie finding had been weeks hem Qi. young «idwr . mo« world through Him might be saved." commonly following the we ot pill*. F Bcm. Orn 1 Manager. Reader, are you saved? Are you glad that Hon i.ty" "u every P^bte epecifica- ned friend and ally, now mart nnaremm KenyonrtouJIw^'-^^ir, toitto They are adapted to both adults and chil­ you shall never perish? Are you thankful ’ All Lawler could hope to do now '“‘■"T T M to. tairlv rort„4 up the dren with perfect safely. We guarantee to Jesus, who came from heaven and suf­ able tadd aloof mid ftarly PAltENTB-Glre ynor children a kuowleOa* r>X' J.*‘?rja4<te tl>e general to pick the ciety. She met him only m a croW b“£uStSor took hitnreil off ra they have no equal in the cure of alck fered in your stead that you might have of iwwk kreplng. slwrlbum, typewriting, tflrgPvraedta^ to pieces and rasp the court simply would not mret him slonc^ m JdSSr nonld rfeet » headache, constipation, dyspepsia and eternal Ute? D“ 7°“ thnt pe«j>le in is renew of the cose; but even this preizt or .mother too ^^^iTto quickly as » . ter Mabel Lane biliousnwb and. a* an apoetiwr. J hey ex­ Africa, India, China, Japan and the Isl­ futile. The guueral.it seemed, cel any other preparation, bold by ri. and* ot tbe sea might have eternal life, too. nwr Hearn, wounded, utterly BE MUCH "onw oe nothing of the kind; it wa* SSiXtoisroddra^^^ H. GwMlyear. if they could only hear about this won­ jyu hmt«i ti^ he ritepe<1 Lawler for —■ '°FM Sl Romeo people are talking of forming a dram Love of God and wonderful Jrauaf I jf so, what a. • you doing or willing to do v*»rj- 0Ile sided investigation that he stock company to rebuild the commercial about it! Tell Jesus. the oatset. bouse, burned two weeks ago. or two day* following the adjourncc: u-the evun Fort Ryan wW fairly STARTLING FACTS. Sold by W. H. Goodyear, I I&l&nuos i Sigtow !•.'.?? W"S&f srzs? a- b®1 �Hastings Banner Hastings Thursday. July 83, 1801. MARSHALL L.COOK. Kditor. TH« HASTINGS. MICH-, 1*OSTOFFJCE, AVOVBT 14- 1879- EDITORIAL NOTES. Tbe New York Press prints an Instruc­ tive comparison of the prices of cotton prints at the present time with the prices April 5th, 1890, six months before the Mc­ Kinley law became operative. Tlie prices are taken from the Dry Goods Economist, and the comparison !# as follows: Price rix I Tice Trade names *~ of *the* months now before under raw prims tariff Allen's pink ebecks... AllMw anMngB...... 4 Allen's Turkevrc<H... American Indigo bite -JUmMou ahteflag.... AHMraMrtlng.......... ArooM iocg cloth C... Berlin solids............... TH Decry It as much as they may. free trade 12M5i*H organs are compelled by the cold-logic ef­ Coeheco XX twill*. fect to admit that tin is being manufactur­ Coebeoo tuaddcni.. If Hartings has a hose bum, including ed In this country, and the price has not the leading runners fromr Battle Creek advanced. iystooe chocolate used at Kalamazoo the 4th, that they want •■s ^*754 to put up against Otsego's running team, ♦KO* BARRY COUNTY BATTALION AT they can but accept tbe offer made them Tlie reduction In price here shown may THE NATIONAL ENCAMPMENT, the evening of the 4th. Money Is ready be called a negative result of the McKinley and plenty of It. that they’re not in it. bar­ ring accidents with Otsego.—Otserro Union. taw. That Is. It is not directly due to the The soreness and temporary lameness increased tariff on cotton goods. The The committee of arrangements desire that tAriy always follows defeat evident­ probability is that it may be traced in targe through the press to call specific attention ly hasn't been eliminated from the Otsego part to causes quite outside ot tariff regu­ to the plans arranged for the G. A. It. hose team, rtnee their defeat at Kalamazoo lations. But It is a practical demonstra­ posts of Barry county. who desire to at­ July 4th by the Hastings how team. tion that the effect of higher tariff duties ta tend the national encampment nt Detroit Members of tho home team freely admit Barry County Battalion will start from that there were three runners from Battle not necessarily to increase tho price of tlie the Michigan Central depot at Hastings on Creek with them July 4th, though one of domestic product, and that tho McKinley Tuesday, August 3rd, at 2:14 p. ni. All them Mr. Schumaker Is a member of the taw has not raised the price of cotton who propose to go with the battalion should team here and will run with them no doubt In all future contests where Has­ goods as free traders claimed It would. be ready to go on that train. The headquarters of Barry Co. Battalion tings is a competitor. The two other This is only one of the many histauces of will be at the A. C. Fisher residence, on Battle Creek men were used, because Cupthe misfit of free trade theories and actual Woodward avenue. This is a block be­ tain Seidmore went to Kalamazoo short of facts, and carries Its own lessou to intelli­ yond where the street is numbered. It Is men. The tatter gentleman say” Uiat lie gent worklng^neu. whose expenses have a very pleasant location, aud while out knows of no bet ottered by Otsego, on the some distance, makes up In conveniences. evening of July 4th, but on the eputrary not been inereased through tiiu operation Here room has been arranged to pitch the had plenty of money that iie would have of the McKinley iaw.—Detroit Tribune. tents, anti the room have been engaged liked to bet on Hastings in some match to In bouses near by for the ladles unless be made between the two companies, iu One of the disgusting creatures In tin* there should be too many. Col. Blackman other words he tried to get up n match to' late squawbuck senate was farmer Bastonc, requests and urges that .all soldiers and take place in the future, but all to no avail, as Otsego’s backers lacked the of Tuscola county, who persistently left wives who expect to go with the Battalion to or once notify the adjutant, J. H. Den­ send to put up their cash when they all that the Patrons wanted him to do, and nis. and be prepared to goon the 2:14 p. saw that Hastings wouldn’t be bluffed. obeyed tbe call of the democratic heelers, m. trnln August 3rd. It will save all time There Is nothing contained lu the above and aided all their dirty work at I-ansiug. nnd trouble to attend to this. Do not article to indicate the extent to which Every sensible man knew there was a think yon can ppt off until you get to Detroit Oteegoltes wtah to back their favorite making arrangements. Itemember that company, but we are authorized to say price for Bastonc’s perfidy. The price was you may find yourselves unable io make that Hastings will cover any arnuun: they shown when the brave squaw bucks ad­ any arrangements if you wait for shelter may put up and in any kind of a race journed. Bastone then resigned, and was or meals. Write the adjutant how If you Otsego desires, reasonable notice to lie given to Hastings of the race preferred . appointed to a fat office by Gov. Winans. expect to go. All soldiers or posts who desire to take nnd also reasonatde length of time In which But the supreme court put a quietus on tents should have them at the Michigan to practice, the contest to take place out­ this miserable business by handing down Central depot at Hastings on V.'cduadiiy. side ot Otsego, Plainwell or Hastings. a decision the other day. declaring that no July 29th. All who can should take your Right here we will say that Hastings will tents, as thl? makes you independent as to have no Imported men should the match member of the legislature during the term lodging, aud that Is hardest to find In De­ be mudr, but will depend upon runners for which he was elected, and even If he troit. Take blankets and bedding, and re­ living right here in the city, with the pos­ -Should resign, could hold an appointive member to have all these articles for your sible exception of Mr. Schumaker, who ta wfficc. There is left for Farmer Bastone camping out at the Central depot at Has­ now in Battle Creek. The Hastings team tings, July 29th. concede^the Otsego team to be a very but one thing todq—do as did Judas, go ITocure tickets for quarters or tent room strong one, but when they come to a show and hang himself/ uf the Adjutant J. IL Dennis. This part down they are willing to bet that they is as necessary as any other of the di rec-, will “be In IL barring accidents.” with The so-called “fanner” representatives lions. * Otsego. Here Is a splendid opportunity in the late lamented and omy squawbuck - For further information If desired ap­ for Otsego capitalists to make or lose a lot of money and they should "put un or forlegislature proved to be anything but rep­ ply tothp adjutant rver after hold their peace.” Any com­ . F. A. Blackman. Cot resentatives of the farmer. They proved ‘Ji 4L DennIs. Adjutant. munication sent to Wm. A. Seidmore. the useful tools of corporations, dr imssedcaptain of the Hastings hose team of tills Arrr«t«-d for Blowing « Whistle. legislatioii which tbe supreme court can­ city, will receive prompt attention. John Hilling wa* arrested" hut week not fail to demoKsh on tbe first opportuni­ for blowlug a whistle on a steam engine, Editor Banxkr:—Believing that your ty; they were the pliant heelers of tbe while upon the public highway and scal­ article in reference to the trouble on Green democratic party, and spent nine tenths of ing Ia» Cobb’s team. He was found strcet\between the contractors, linemen gulltv and fined about $17 includiug costs. the time. given to pawing bills, to con­ •Dd pr<>^-rty owners would create n mis­ As many are Ignorant of this law we will sidering partisan democratic legislation. apprehension with regard to the designs of reproduce It in full: the Electric Light Company, I would like They took away from the country districts Sivtion I. The people of the state of to say a word In reply to 1L. tlie balance of power in the legislature of Michigan enact that It shall be unlawful The men first engaged in* tijc eontrothia state, and in the congressional dis­ for any jierson. company or corporation versy were not employees at the owning or controlling any carriage, vehicle, tricts of the state, and gave It to the bums traction or other engine propelh^} by company as stated In your article and slows of tbe cities. That is what the steam, by tiiemselves, their, servant agent ami were not responsible to. or in any way under, control of the company. '•fanner” representatives in the squaw­ or employe, to allow tbe satue to staml up­ Further than this neither myself or any buck legislature did for the relief of the on any bridge or culvert in. any lunway member of the company would sustain for taking a supply of Water, i^jbther them In doing damage to person or proper­ farmer* of Michigan. Great "reform” purpose; and It shall also* be unlawful to isn’t It? permit or use tlie same to pass over, tyTbe construction company who ta build­ tiirough or upon any public highway, Qfder republican redistrieting the large road or street unless such owner, owners, ing onr pole line allowed their men to use climbers In ascending trees contrary to the cities of thia state, which have about one- agent servant or employe shall send be­ request of tbe writer, which together with fourth tlie total population of tlie state, fore the same a person of mature age, at the cutting out of limbs necessary would least ten rods and not more than forty rode be likely to cause trouble. were able to control but three of eleven in advance (incorporated villages aud cities Hearing of the trouble at noon I went congressional dirtricta. The democratic excepted), io notify and warn persons to Investigate and was immediately redistrictlng scheme, passed by tbe Bo-call­ traveling or using Mid highway, road or threatened with death by Mr. Deunis and ed "farmer” squawbuck legislature, ena­ street with horses or other domestic ani­ ordered off the street. Some words follow­ mals, of tbe approach of such carriage, bles tbe large cities of lbw state to abso- vehicle or engine. And upon the ap­ ed but not as stated in your paper and I lateiy control six dktricta. and possibly proach of any person or persons with wish to say that a man attacked by such a person as Dennis must be endowed with seven of the 12. This indignity upon the horse or horses, or other domestic anlhuita, a goodly share of Christian forbearance farmers of Michigan, perpetrated by those from behind or in front said owner or who would not be led into saying some owners, agent servant or employe of such who etaiiued especially to be tbeir cham­ steam vehicle, carriage or engine having things which ho might afterwards regret. The wires at that time bad only been pions, will be reseated at the polls in ’92. the same in charge, shall cause the same thrown into Dennis’ trees, the men not to be stopped and the steam of such engine "Wool would be higher bet for the Mc­ to be immediately shut off. and to render daring to clear than owing to the presence of Dapnls with a club attached. Kinley bill” says tlie free trader. Let's such assistance as will enable such team In the afternoon a suit for damage was ore about that Tbe McKinley bill in­ or teams of horses, or domestic animals, commenced by Dennis and a warrant to )Nua lu Mfety; and at night said person creased the tariff on Australian wool. shall carry a red light, except in incorpo­ Issued and served against the. lineman and some members of tbe company. And yet the manufacturers of wool pay rated cltiee and villages. After court adjourned Mr. Sherman, Sec. *2. Any person or persons wbo, Ibis iaeaeased duty and buy Australian the foreman of our contractor, desired to wool. Suppose the duty were less. Aus- while traveling upon the public highways finish his job and asked this "youthful of this state with a steam engine, steam traltau wool would cost tbe American wagon or other vehicle which fa, in whole manager” what he should do about it as manufactorer ttiat much leas. And the or In l»art, being worked, run or operated he thought his men in great danger climb­ ing the trees. American fanner would sell hie wool at by steam, or to which a steam whistle Is Supposing that we had the right and attached, shall blow or aound. or cause to be blown or sounded, any steam whistle knowing Dennis was not a dangerous man. or particularly anxious to fight men, I while so traveling upon the public high­ decided to clear the wires my»elf and let •nd tbe sheep industry would be ruined. ways of this state, shall be guilfy of a the danger If any fall upon my own "en­ misdemeanor. Barry. Eaton and Ionia counties now See. 8. Any person violating any of larged cranium” with tbe result of no deaths or damage beyond the upaettlng ■mice one senatorial district, with a popu- the provisions of this act shall be deemed of a step ladder. guilty of a misdemeanor, and upou con­ MricmcC about 83.000. Saginaw county It Is far from tbe desire of the Electric viction thereof shall be punished by a fine wkh tbe tame population has two senators. not exceeding twenty-five doHara, or by Light Co. to antagonize anyone and the Thia give* ihe dty of Saginaw with its imprisonment In the county jail not ex­ "youthful manager” does not seek revenge for anything by the destruction of proper­ 58,QM population control of the two dis­ ceeding fifteen days, or by both such fine ty- . and Imprisonment, in the discretion of the Mr. Dennis has been antagonistic to tricts. And tbe dty of Saginaw with Its court. Any person, company or corpora­ 50,000 population will have twice the pow­ tion violating any of the provisions of this tids company from the first for reasons unknown to the writer and undoubtedly er Id the state senate of Barry, Eaton A act shall aiw be liable for all damages sus­ for no reason known to himself. Junta counties, all agricultural, with 80,­ tained (hereby by any person or persons No claim of a right to destroy shade traveling upon or using said highway with 000 people. That’s how the ftquawbucks horses or other domestic animals, to be re­ trees Is made and we wish to avoid run­ ning through them whenever possible. helped tbe fanners. covered In an action of trespass on the Ti»e wires run through but one tree In case. Thta does not apply to railroads. front of Dr. Lathrop's and there would The fanners at Michigan have, through have lx*n no trouble with him had not the redfatricting of the state for legislative The T. I’. S. C. E. meets at the Presby­ Mr. Dennis incited him to It u he has and congressional purposes by their late terian church Sundaj evening, July 2C at tried to do with several others. The publication of this letter will show fcquawbw*ahips, k*t tlie con Ind they once (1:30. Subject irasons from the Ihnid hadcftelh tbe tegtolature and ctmgres- disciple. John 3-2. 7-50 54, 18-39. To 0 your neutrality and fairness to nil con­ cerned. L. B. Bkxiley. / liar al delegation. The big clties of Michl* led by Mr. Husted. 1 I I- No services will be held In Emmanuel What farmer does not know that the church until Ang. 16th. Sunday school as prospects for himself and those dependent usual. upon him has been enLeased by the Mc­ The society connected with Emmanuel Kinley bill? What the fanner buys is church will be entertained Thursday dieaper and what he has to sell commands afternoon July 30th by Mesdnmes Edward ‘iH-tter prices than two years ago. Powers. W. J. Beutley, P. T. Colgrove. Wm. Powers. Irvine, F. Bamw, K. The so-called "farmer” legislators in the Siltbee, Mr. C. Metter and Mb* May last legislature-ail democrats by the way Roberts. Supper al society rooms from —robbed the agricultural districts ot prop­ five until seven. All are cordially Invited er reprcsentatloa in the legislature and in to attend. rivMautand Pro fl tablo Krening*. congress, and gave Increased power. In Come and hear the .band of Oberila fact the control, to the cities. students trained at the Oberlin conserva­ It will be a long, long time before the tory of music and consisting of the follow­ ing quartette and two speakers: B. T. farmers ot Michigan do any more potWilliams 1st tenor. C. J. Davta 2nd tenor, w'asblng for the democrats ot this state. E. P. Johnson 1st bass. I. B. Penmuian They have found to their sorrow that it Is 2nd bass. Brief evangelistic address will not only dirty business, but very unprofita­ be given by two of the band at the Pres­ byterian church Monday, Aug. 3. at the ble business. M. E. church Tuesday Aug. 4. at the "Binding twine will go up” yelled the Baptist church Wednesday Aug. 5. Com­ mencing each evening at 7:30. Come ail free trade liar last fall, "because ot the and come early. You will be welcome. McKinley blB." .Every farmer who has Admission free. run a binder this year knows that this is a The Baptist‘Sunday schools of Hastings lie, for the price of binding twine has been and Nashville will picnic at Thornapple lake on Wednesday July 2»lh. reduced. __________________ pan, which have a great minority of the Regular examination At the: High Hastings, on Thursday “J1 Friday. AugOto and 7th. Pupil* that dartre to try tor diploma may came on Friday. All m tmUtlM to Ito namwkv will buy, <»o every famlij should S^ar<meTa b«lleor tbe beat family The annual meeting of the stockholders druggiateof the Hastings Furniture Company will take place at the office of said Co. on Ill peremi* ere forbid' treei»uta« or Monday. July S7th next, at 10 a. m. A ptektar Wbortleberrle. on my ewunp ertlb(ulk attendance desiredrent innve the same being known as the A. McCoy, President. Wall lake swamp lying in the township of W. 1J. Powkbs. Sec’y. Hope. Gm A. Eddy. Hereafter, visitors will not be admitted to the factory of the Hastings Chair A Table Co. except on Saturday afternoons qf each week, wlren some connected with tbe Institution will be prepared to accom­ pany them through the plant. This planhas been decided upon to save visitors from danger In going unaccompanied tiirough the factory, and to save us serious inconvenience and annoyance. All who wish to visit the factory hereafter will please bear the above In mind. L. H. Evarts Manager. Following are tbe real estate transfers of the week ending July 90. 1891. as taken from the books In tbe register’s office: T. M. Bu»b to A 8. Merchant; 45a rec 19 UJaue O. andTt^Marker to Fred K- Marker; j! Marabtogllen Allen; lot NoSSMIdd Mary L^larth to Robt. Alien; lot No 32 Mldd Ja*. HUjiiackenbuxh to Geo. W. Abbey; ,<JohnB?,Ktag*to*John D. King: ito sec ta Ytaaae N?Krel*ertoM. W. McConnell; on lot! 6 and 7 blk 24 Middleville fit. The sale of tbe Toledo * South Haven narrow gunge to the Chicago West Michigan which was predicted in the tele­ graphic news columns of tills paper some time since has been consummated. The employees of tho road were notified fast week that after Monday. July 6, they will be paid by the West Michigan company. There seems to be little doubt along the Hue of the road that the sale of the road Is actual, it is said that the C. A W. M. de­ sires a Chicago Detroit line to compete with tbe Michigan Central, and tbe course of the company lends color to the theory. The project now la to widen the narrow guage road from Hartford to Paw Paw, abandon the four miles from tbe latter place to Lawton and extend tbe road to this city, to connect with the C. K. A *8. The C. A VV. M. already runs to La Crosse. Ind-, and h won to hn-e a line from there to Chicago. This completes the line as follows: From Chicago to La Crosse, thence via tbe C. A W. M. to Hartford, thence via the T. <fc S. 11. and extension to Kalamazoo, thence via the Hastings road to Woodbury, thence via the I). L. A- N. to Detroit. The line will l»e about :t(MJ miles in length, but little-longer than the Central, which j-. 285 miles. This route will. If perfected, be a valuable one to this city, giving auother Detroit Chicago line and a direct line to Lake Michigan at Benton Harbor-—Kalamazoo Telegraph. HI8ROOM8 ARE CROWOEo •*»»• Tarue.1 Away Pr.ino._ . . Dr. Bette ha. U>or,«rti, rtrtt K. lie celled , ,H(. “ ’ U» true that be bu been . 11U end power, Urn HUk limited extent b, ver, '• 1 tbit he bu put tbi. rl;ub” '*• <«rt proved or the cteuroi benefit to men. .nd enutle. him * ■mount ot rcpect. -iditmm HI. room • it the UuUnn K. dilly tbronjed with peo,i,. ed by tbe n»nv III, H. heir. Il I. an Intere.ilur ” '• there urn. to, n.un.Jw.’lfJ '1 throncj of people who ir. rottllnSE™' ing nnd going. -0D‘Old, ttme-worn own. the troeta o« many wlhlen baurlE* and wlxwe lock. bar.. |m, the Improu or axe. slowi. dux their aeMnfi lb,,!,. ladli-iv upon wbow once l«in,|,n| ,j2 dteew bu penciled many a dutlnri and tlie brlybtno, and -darkle ot Why not have tbe pleasure eyee bare been dlmn.rf by of your summer vacation com­ men and maiden, rr«n all ote, t|„ “ mence with tbe commeuw- whom- phyelclnn, bite !<„,< ment of your summer vaca­ np their cue,; middlewd pX tion? Make tbe voyage to have eonildcod their c.-e, your selected refuge a part of ’T.’t iT*1 wl" b*'1 the bartu! the scheme,—start out right which dlieue bid lmpr^.1 —enjoy life as you go—see a vlaltallon at th. band, or Pnn ItfeL? something by the way—trans­ are amonk tbo-e wbo are daily to I. form the necessity of travel to In bl. retei'tIon room „,|tl0, t,nls£? THK to the destination (and from) and it la no leu Interevtlnc t„ w„ch ,. TRAVERSE In an entertaining and in­ fceea a, they erne In,., lte o^Z struetive pastime that will kill room. The wokbepme expreuta taj WAY. what otherwise might be a entirely disappear,,!. Hep. tas ulaH tedious and stuffy time. her banner, and once more the future h»* Take advantage of modern u brightness about it flu; the sufferen conveniences—make a little Dever expected. Already the effect of his inquiry In advance—leant of simple and wonderful trtittment h»$ be­ the new ways—particularly gun to lie felt, and in iirdfcary cases»few days ^suffice to accotnpbsli that which of the Chicago * West Michi­ physicians have failed to perform iu tears. gan railway to Traverse City, There is no question* but that Dr. Beatv thence by boat over one of has cured many diMBses pnuiuunM latbe most delightful sheets of curable by others, and many a uia[l 6nd water In this country*. woman who has patiently suffeied what If you are gding ta any must have been a thousand deaths, will place on' Grand or Little treasure many kindly rcininisceaow of Traverse bay you will find the man who baa done so much fw that the West Michigan is a Around many a hearthstont this man's great favorite thence ns It is name Is mentioned with reverence and reto Chicago. Detroit, etc. spect th.t xr«-i that h|R worbB thoroughly entitled The fast express leaving him to. Grand Rapids 11:30 p. tn. ar­ rives at Traverse City at 6:00 and lands passengers within a few steps from the Ixiat which departs immediately and arrives at Charlevoix at 11 :S0 a. in. Petoskey at 1:30 p. tu.. Mackinaw at 7:15 p. m. Gko. DkHaven. General Passenger Agent. We — l*b Ui eeeure » repreeentallw. In )ln»Ung«. Mich., to our new Nn. » bl«h um eewlng meeblne, end would like U> beer tram enxone who deelree lo eecure ■ nmbuble o«np«Uoo or a valuable adjunel U. en alrewdy eetabllebed bu.tow. To a rreponalble party, or one wbo ean Kl.e rood wearily, we ere prepared to five liberal tern, ot credit No prevlou.. eepertenee In eewlnf nueblne. la nwwnary. aa we apend time and mopey In aaalaUnj onr dealer* to leant the bu.loeae. The world la teal leantbw that the new "No »•' la tbe only pertret eewlnr machine ever made. Addreaa Wboeler A Wilton Mir. Co, Chicano, lit DOCTOR Late from Edinbnrth, Scottufl, THE MARKETSAyivi-d at, Wool-»»&3te. Appies—Dried.— The state teachers’ institute for Barry Butter -lo&i 2. county will be held at Hastings, com­ (Hover seco ki aogt.to. mencing at 10 o’cclocK a. m. Monday. Brans-Bt.M) per bu. Corn-cafe c. Aughst 17, and closing at 4 p. m.. Friday. B*(-Dreraed 83 &OB8&O0 calves, 84 50.4je.00 August 28. Tlie value of the Instruction Biots- 13815c. received at these Institutes is being very Hide.-Beef,4kc: calf, 5e. Lard-Be. generally recognized by teachersand school Llrne-SelllDcat 90c per bbl; wateritme.II.B0 officers. As a rule, it has tx-cu the ex­ j»er bbl. perience of county examiners and other ex­ amining officers, that tbe most successful Pork-S4 O0HS4 ,V» ' teachers are those who have availed them­ Piaster -Mefiing at ft.co per ton. selves of the norma! instruction offered bv Kall—SelliDg at *1 per bbl. Timothy Seed-JtelllDB at Bl.50 pe these local Institutes. The daily sessions Wboat—No. i. whiles •»': red Hi of the Institute for this year will, as here­ Flour-82.7.', per hundred. tofore, l»e devoted exclusively to topics of special interest to teachers, presented by persons of extended practical experience Beons-83.00 per bu, for cltv picked. as timchcrs. and who have made n special Butter-ijftct.v.creamerv study of institute work. Tlie evening Corn-car per bu. Bgtfe-tMMGc. lectures will be of a pupntar character. Oats—He per bu. The Institute taw allows teachers, whose Poultry—Live; etilckeui. c; duek < schools are in session at the lime appoint­ turkeys. Wheat-Ko. I wblte »1.». No. tred.ft.cx ed for the county Institute, held under the direction of the slate superintendent, to Buffalo Livestock. close their schools during the continuance CattleI of such institute wlthbut forfeiting Uielr Sllrt-p M<JI,*int>»Ilogs-Mediam and Mixed wages for as many half days as they are In attendance at the institute. This pro­ vision of taw. and the fact that there will be no enrollment or tuition fee exacted, should Insure tbe attendance of every teacher in the eounty who possesses the true professional spirit. Full particulars in regard to board, etc., may be obtained upon application to Trof. W. D. Sterling of Hastings. Fkhjuh Fitch, ' Superintendent of Public Instruction. FOR THB Lansing, Mich. Important Court Decision. The suit In the circuit court in Dayton. O.. involving the title to the ownership of the printing establishment of tbe United Brethren in Christ, the whole plant being worth probably a quarter of a million dollars, was decided last Monday in favor of tbe Liberals. It will be remembered that tho General Conference of 1885 took steps to amend the constitution of the church and revise tbe eontesslon of faith, which documents were submitted to a vote and received more than a two-tblrds majority of the whole church. Thenathe General Conference of 1889 accepted and ratified these docu­ menta by a vote of 110 for. to 20 against. Of these twenty, fifteen withdrew, organizen another conference, claiming to repre­ sent the church and demanding all tbe property. The party w ho stand bv the amended constitution and revised confession of faith are known as Liberals. The party oppos­ ing are known as Radicals. The chief reforms sought in the consti­ tution are: Lay representation In the General Conference, tbe modification of tlie ctauM which forbids tbe receiving of any one connected with a secret society even the Grand Army or Sons of Temper­ ance, and tbe rendering of tbe intending clause so that It will be intelligent and plainly understood how amendments can be secured. n>e conresjlon ot tellh u revhed j, •Implr e eodUeeUon ot tbe article, ot be. “h1'* ■»"*>'<>" eetHenrt % ■'^‘PHae -bleb, tofelber with tbe old creed, ere thrown Into “i AnahiUn confession of faith. » "V ve Wlded that there bate been four dechion. previou,lr roodered by rarnnoo pleaa Jodne. three In tlblo .nd me ta Indiana, all ta taror ot the Utwrala. Thia laal wa» approled from u>e omimroi plea, conn In Uayhrn, o.. lo the elremt court. This circuit court is made up of three able judges, nut inferior to the supreme judges, and It may be bmuumxI Tbe Mission Rand In connection with that mi court will pretead to review its Ihe M. E. church will give an Icecream so­ N. T. Parker has decided to plot a por­ decision. This would seem to settle the cial tm the fawn at tl>e parsonage tion of his farm, which fronts- on Wet-t case once for all so for as tite courts are Tut-sday. A cordial invitation is exteud- State St and will sell a number of raiua- concerned. Wm. McKkk, ble lots 4x12 rods at very reasonable terms. Dr- Beaty reundy. Syrup of Ho. u> cleanae Ute [Xni when coati« or billow. For Bale in 50c and 11-00 l»ottie* by all leading MIXERS c&ss BLOOD the greatest CANCER & SGROFQLA JULY 13, And Will Remain Three Weeks. BOOMS AT 1JIE 1 HASTING^ HOUSE. SPECIALTY: The Nervous Syst«n, Chronic Throat and. Catarrhal Diseases. To those who liayelns-n igitiected. bad­ ly treated, or pronounced incunWe. heespeciallv extends an Invitation. He often curtw when others fall:,’hltj treatment Is mild, cures permanent, nnd terms reach­ able. and within the reach* <’1 ail. Give the Doctor a trial, ami be will give you satisfaction. He positively will not take .■ case tocannot cure. COME EARLY. It may take some time to cure you. He ta always on time, and crowded the last days of hta visit To the sick ones wbo live |M » dhtauc* nnd are not able to visit the Doctor for a personal examination, he will forwanl » "printed list of qncstiuns” on appli^wn. Some of the most brilliant cures that ne ever made were of persons that be.never HEME0Y OF THE AOE. CONSULTATION FREE TO ALL. Letters must be short as tvlerrapliic dB-. patches, and accompanied by tour cents in stamps, or they will not be read or Mloh.. March 20,UN. afflicted with a scrofulous note oa mj JT , “.’m x oouirt <n Mixer « Cancer and Scrofula Hvrun wan entiiely cured Bild iiivri.re.rh»«n.<wi....iX-hmicij cum Prop. Hastings House. answered. Office Hourh, 9 a. m- to * I'- m- STEKETEE’I For Sale by all Druggists. Drs. Miter 4 Song, Hastings, Mleh. COFFINS and CASKETS. r CHOLERA « W. H. H. HEATH IMPROVED floo Cholera gw HOG CHOLERA, an<I PIN WORMS IX HORSES' fnnr™i ”*? n»<tevtakh« aad IStef? tamtera, (or a nfe rii£. will Mudcr* si*“ ,,M» room over K. Undertakers Supplies. IXSLIfi.'i "UHMld! we Vr| NUlsfactkm tu. W. H. EL HEATH, Hastings. Vto- ‘ tor tolt & HaUwSI'V -. r. H. GOODYEAR. W" �Hastings Banner. -—cook- -J n -r Wb Are Ilin II! vegetables of all kinds 1 . line line of fruits iimv‘"dda!i' Al«ays fresh; at very l»w prices. we still have more of that AXo. 1 Hmm at *2.75 per cwt, A tine line of crockery and glasstvnrc. (-.J, HI..1 things toeat given inex !a,.g:- for farmers pro­ duce. Sugais arc "ay down and the bottom falling out. This summer hasn't been very favorable for bathing owning to Its being too cold Don’t think though that there Is no place here to get a find etas batb. Busby Bros, have some excellent bath rooms, and plenty of hot and cold water at all times. Ws« May Roberta Is on ibe nick Hat. *° Gr"d «•>'«> rri- dJ."” ^tev. B0M.0 «„ ta A dark green worm, with a large head nnd larger appetite for apple and pear tree foliage, has struck tlie southwestern part of the state and ta cleaning out tho* fruit trees. A dose of alr-slaked lime ls said to be effective for this species of pest In connection with “Michigan State Holiness association” lu session at Eaton Rapids, tickets will be sold at Sl.fiO for round trip from July 23nd to August 2nd Inclusive. Limited to return until Aug­ ust 3d. M. A. Gilman. Ticket AgL Saturday evening, while coming home from tlie cemetery, a horse driven by Mrs. Mary Goodyear refused to go. Mrs. (I alighted from the phaeton to ascertain the cause if possible, when the animal kicked her in tlie side injuring tier quite serious- Jin. invhu .hum, relM|,„ |n Sun. wJJHl Hewlon wX't.T’ In Vemontvlll, lot wm ™ 1“ Clurtui, lut I will fit your eyes perfectly. find the • 11 to Gr*“d E’*rl‘ «•'- u»atT?ento K0"’ °' s.u.rf.J, A‘ Gre1’1' JOS. ROGERS The Soap that Cleans Most Bo,,,e is Lenox. local news. - - F. R. PANCOAST. Bo,“' learn of the death of his wife, which oc­ curred at her late borne Thursday, July ■'laiiv ' tor adv.jrtisementa ,4 to. !. ..fi’/XTuesdays at latest to I (Sth. Mrs. Nye wu highly esteemed by all who knew her. and In their l»ereave• g-c tn 1 in thv issue of the week inent. the afflicted husband and family have the sympathy of all. Jrs«e P a: - - ■* Hiding a new house in We are greatly pleased that the city council has taken the necexsary steps to rata’ » PS- »-■ -itKl Ke-t samplesof secure an accurate survey of the city, es­ tablishing lines, corners, grades of streets A-’txipl-ti.-n were drunk on Jef- etc. Heretofore all street work lias been hampered and made uncertain by a lack of this very thing. Tp yettle tbe weather Tlir ••' ■ here with about once for all Is a course that is wise and .i.’i.OiA';a uud-J-.-azin by local dealers. (■mmiendable. Tbe Ha*- ..a-- K.v^xki: nnd Detroit week- J Our contemporary, the Democrat, has !v TriU'.:. ■ .'ear for 91.95 tor the two passed Into new hands, Mr. Charles I*. papers. ' jp- Axr-:' Lowry gave a party tn her Warner lielng the new man at the helm. .1 link-!r;ru<is >it".rdaj, in honoryhf her Air. Wqrner has had much newspaper cxl“Tience. appears to be a very agreeable gentleman, and we hope may make a suc­ The tall term et the city schools will cess of his new venture. Mr. Johnson, eoujihii-Mk-.Is’_ "St This is a little former proprietor of tbe Democrat, has earlier than u*ua!. not yet decidwl what he will do. Betin «Hboin R preparing to build a For wane lime back a very eurioua aniniH, hke reskleiiis- in the second ward. It's has made It* home in Prairieville township I HtitvSiiil :>.tnU" rent in fourth jward. and bas been seen by several parties. Its T-1 oi bain .Slid'Center stre^K En­ appearance ta very similar to that of n wolverine^ Recently a lady was driving along near n swamp when the animal S E. I’!■Zitim invite,si Bakneb readers suddenly emerged from the wayside and tu--.fi a? hif store and get samples of fine attacked her horse, biting it quite badly hahcisni-Miuc.nc. . before retreating. A reward of S20 has Fine tine of holies’ and gents’ shoes at been offered for the scalp of the auimal so r. G..v . |: will pay you to see we hear. thrill Iwfi.ni y.-u buy. . iX’ho directors of the Michigan Whip Co. Miss Helen Prichard, ot Uke Odessa, was in the city Monday. . B. IL Rose and Geo. C. Waiter were in Grand Rapids on business Saturday. Miss Nellie Wilkins entertained a lady friend from Grand Rrphls last week. Mrs. Fred Knapp and children vtaiteil her parents in Vermontville last week. Postmaster Sheldon started for Detroit yesterday morning to take in the races. Miss Gladys Lester, of Marine City, Is being entertained by Miss Grace Mesaer. get sample, <.: some new tea we are Introaaeiiij. It r-e-u you-nothing to try 1L s. E. Pmi.i.ii-8. At their q-guiar meeting Tuesday evenfor August Hth. the school board will etert tiie tw* or three new teachers wbo *Hl benw-d. 4 during the coming year. th* ^master General ot tbe Lmted State* knows where to buy nice Ublrs La4 yvMr. Wannamaker sent . air •** Table company an order for •11.300 worth Of tables. Inquiry The census offlre ........ j 'rrprtln, _\ mortgaged real estate ta productive of good In a way that wo* not at first thought of. Mortgage* that had been pakl jet.never dlucharged upon Hie books In the reglstePs office, have been listed by agents of the census office at the respective county seats, letters of Inquiry are mailed to the mort­ gagors who proceed lo inquire into the matter and find tlie situation a* outlined above. Tbe next move I* to clear up trie title from the charge of mortgage encum­ brance which the census office had been the means of ascertaining. Will Hams and family and Mr. and .Mrs. John Bessmer are recreating at Gun lake. »?M A Jk A A AA& A aBc Him! mi NO NEED TO WAIT. Now is your time to buy your supply of 1 <>u have been eating some more of those green apples. Now yon go right down to the drug store and get a bottle'of Blackberry Compound. Be sure and go to Fred L. Heath’s Because I know he has tlie best. SUMMER CLOTHING. We have magnificient values in men’s suits, all wool, stylish, elegant and durable. Cheviot, cassimere, worsted, etcAn unlimited assortment in SACKS and CUTAWAYS of every color and shade. 5 It Costs You Nothing To see our stock of clothing, hats, caps and furnishing goods, and we beleive we can satisfy you in goods and prices. >ST 7 VW W VW , HASTINGS. MICH. R. MUDGE & SON. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Walker, of Martin. vi«lted in the city tbe fore part of the week. Dr. J. C. Andrus and wife left Monday for Wall lake where they will remain two weeks. THE MAN WHO SAYS Mr. and Mrs. Robert Marshall, of Prairie­ ville. vtalled relatives here the fore part of the week. Christopher Nausley. of Masallon, Ohio, was the guest of Mr. and Mrs. John Spence last week. Thos. Dorgan retonicd to Miukegon Tuesday after u short visit with relatives In the city. r miw au. —_____ <»f Chattanooga Tenn., arrived home last week and I* Im­ proving her vacation by visiting her parents and friends. * Miss Effie Simpson and mother expect to start for Bear Uke in the northe™..p*T of the state Monday, where they will re­ main until Sept 1st Will Ball, formerly an employe of this office but now employed in the ment printing office In Washington. D-C-. called on old friend* here tbe fore part of harrrl I. HIM wfl» "«»[• Ite Bator 1. Iwpnyr.H '.'A1.* i to l< l.r, alltanab Ur 1. to Tltow.tor l< torn L. XeIrtLi identity w«.. Untaught s*h*’» over tor r.bta«r. «■«< >br V™"-'J t^pXKlbrd rn-T toil rob •h"« rvrry rortton »(Ihr brail. tor d.d. tad .nottar .pntter ro Ii« away tor worma. A» iS^ronnd when the first went away, and jr?I"a" l2r<‘ ”ni1 clu«? out »’* our oratr.. no ruin or । tor be tJapped all thoae the first spotter neg­ ? M *nJ eh,ldren'» hats regardless cabbage. Tbe same quantity of coai to imptoktato aar.ro ear w an*ke f-na for fall and winter lected. Puis Smith, at tbe KackeU ^0r* VloN iHi blcyde has been Invent* m-r^ that will travel “o miles far th^r't J1 *'<'f**t w,<* run twn*ta ,.r *1‘’ inside nnd propels »uuiIht wheel- aiudlar to the safety, ^rtieing on Satutdiy June 18lh. ing all round, and have the menu, facturers'guarantee for one year. Rev. W. M. Puffer ta contemplating a pleasure trip ta» the northern part of the state. , the week. P T Colgrtve. R- B- Messer. E. Y. Talk about advertising, what’s the mat­ Hogle. D, W, Reynold*. Dr. 8. M. F"wl^r J- * “ ter with the Muskegon Improvement Com­ .nd J. M. Hopkins o' R. and S. of Grand Lodge, K. r. ap« ni pany. No company lu the heavier advertising than It I*. D»mR P*> • Sunday at Gun lake. Go there and see. or talk with throe who art Griffin, of Columbia City. Indiana, "Pfrt-i-Hir of Irving township, and John have been there. Thccityhasgrown. no. wa* in the city last week packing up his • wa* selected by the town board because R wa* compelled to. bu . 1^* M ™^r.tnrv to going to keeping some hustling, enterprising men like Hol ­ «i~Jurre,w,r- Mr- Nagter will prove a Usable m*n oa lh(. brook A McDonald realized the value of h.T.nd" JJj the prw ,e|MW! law. teacliers first printer* ink to prosperity, and made be city grow. Muskegon 1* now one of the IL . L*“e ,'*rtiC. ate* are good for fonr years. » 1 Mlllud. <* HwlldO- >“• rent“ ° ‘’41 Knid- certificates for three years. first cities ot tlie country In per nK^, in tor Vntop btprk .i>d_w»l.l Increase of population, and It m have same time so as long as the present business like poli­ ■ under the old taw. one year. cy ta carried ouL suhJ *.er' r‘rrrnr ,n our la»t issue H» “VlmjUuu K..v u y-Jelinr 1|ad iwnarnBtTta followtaB l« “ >* • '“"L?’ m tor cabbage worms: Two . J** liriC!*t,‘u -Saturday, however iu edy 2d ur •« pol into «n »ro" ,ta *,u ** token to Leslie and radilne dty dads engaged a private de­ I. M to IteJtotloiB u( u tarn-. «■<> ta-ioit hta4wo wivea. .Jtettcwon of tlie Episcopal Sunday *l»«Hto Grand Ledge last week was wiy attrtded. AU report a very enjoyUiie- aIM| an Wcre jmpreiuted wlU1 tbe at Gtand l^dge. L^>‘«h Anjlrn, has resigned his position SHIRLEY W. SMITH, The Misses Phillis aud Fay Diamond, of Bellevue, are visiting their brother, N. T. County Clerk Brice has returned from a Try 4'-.4. of miler l*ansy patent flour । ’het Thursday, evening and elected tbe Dip through northern Michigan and re­ thb> week. Kept in-nil first class groceries.' following officer*: ports a pleasant time. Every su-k wa r ranted. President. Geo. C- Walter. Vice President, B. IL Rose. Messrs Tower and Sinclair, of the A young N-n of Hrtiry Miller of Irving. Xirand Rapids Brass Co., were In the city Secretary. Ed. Powers. iumpiMi n;i <-[ a fence onto a .scythe last Treasurer, M. I* Cobk. on business Saturday. »ctk and -at Li, f.xit quite badly. Tbe directors and all connected with Mr. and Mr*. Will Squires, of Big Rap­ All owing tr-- on account must call and the company purpose to give Its affairs •rt’.lr al on n-inml the money. the needed attention to keep it an Institu­ id*. arrived in the city Thuroday and tion that shall be a credit to the dty, and went to Gun lake in tbe evening. x A. WooLXY. Edward Roos, former manager of the Albert Bowling while drawing wheat on satisfactory to the stockholders. wool boot factory here, ta now manager of a farm near Middleville last week, fell The sale of summer resort tickets com­ from tbewttun and was partial^- paralyzed. mencing June 4th, 1891, from Hastings to the Mishawaukee wool boot factory. Miss Belle Throop, wbo bas been in Ve have just closed negotiations with point* and at rates named as follows: Grand Rapids In attendance at the bad­ the Itetroit Tribune whereby we are able Traverse City and return 87.10, Bay View ness college returned home Monday. to offer Hu- |w<, papers one year for 81.95. or Petoekey and return 88.05. Harimr Spring* and return 89.20. Mackinaw City Subscribe npw. Rev. C. W. Dealtay. of Middleville Bap­ and return 810.30, Mackinac Island and tist church will exchange pnlplte with Rev. Mrs. Stanley living near Milo had a lively return 811.80. Sale will continue until E. M. Blanchard next Sunday morning. run away wiilie driving In Kalamazoo last September 80th. Extreme limit for return Mrs- George Brown, of Grand Forks. week. She s thrown out of the buggy passage cm ticket* to all above pointswill Dakota, arrived Saturday foe a vWt with and severely Injured. be Oct 81. 1891M. A. Gili-max. friend* and relative* In the dty and county, Ticket AgL M. C. R. Ra Onr friebi-are invited to call In and lidiM ofe»« uJT' ‘ c Victors, all styles.............. $135 Victoria Ladies Safety... 135 Cycling Sundries of all kinds. Credenda Safety, cushion tire.................................... 90 CATALOGUE fREE. Credenda Ladies', cushion tire.................................... 90 Nonpariel, boys................ 40 AGENT. All these roechiaes are ball bear­ '• Gnrto Editor Holt, of Vermontville, made us ■a fraternal call Tuesday. The Engine A Iron works are rushed Mrs. May DeCounwy. of Chicago, is with work and Mr. Greusel Informs us that with the recent large addition to their visiting relatives In the city. plant the company will have to employ Mrs. Miles Main was the guest of Ver­ several more hands. All of the manufac­ montville relatives last wrek. turing institutions In the city seem to bev J. S. Mudge, of Grand Ledge, was In very prosperous and unable to keep up the city last week on business. with orders. EdlUir Warner, of the Democrat, called The many friends of E. F. Nye. super­ visor of Johnstown, rerret exceedingly to on GnuidRaplds friends Saturday. - You can at my store, 1st door north of Post Offlice. S; S. Sclunit or Woodlind. wa, to too cjty last week. r Hams iS VanAnnan have begun to re­ -> W1.I,U\Y»““. »' Bottle Creek, wu ceive their new stand lamps for fall trade. the city Monday. They intend to carry a letter stock of °r Grun‘1 Rapids, was In crockery, china ware etc. than evef before. When you want what you are looking for tbe city last week. In crockery and groceries, give them a call. M,« L«na Alien, of Bey City, 1> vMting You will always find a first class stock ot airs. M. W. Hick-. goods. Miss Whitney, of Caledonia, visited Mrs. Tlie wheat and grain crops of the United Ann Jones last week. States are < large and bountiful this year John Pendergast made a business trip to while In Europe and Asia tbe crops' are Eaton Rapids Monday. pronounced to l»e almost a failure. This is a pleasing outlook for American fanners Wm. li. Dorgan and bride, of Hesperia, which will make money plenty and are vlsiUng in the city. agriculturalists bappy. King Com rules Mks Ixiudta Dociker returned from tbe world. Grand Rapids Saturday. Barry county has harvested one of the W . 1.. Wilkins made a business trip to largest wheat crop* In its history, nnd Grand Rapids Saturday. most of it has been secured iu fine condi­ tion too. Com averages fairly well for this season, and contrary to expectations 30 days ago. oats anb potatoes promise to be a fair crop. No Charge for examination. Newest Styles of Jewelry, Watches and Clocks. Or,nd *n<l ,0" ,llJ“d Kapids Friday. fall aud see us. teolMlor. th* week perbonalmention, year, by returns compiled was l,Mi against 1.438,000 last year leaving over 140.000 acres in favor of Com is backward but promises to be a good crop all over the state. HE KNOWS JT ALL May well be mistrusted, unless, indeed, he always has in mind that IF?. Ti. G-raxLt leads the procession in the clothing trade of .• Barry county. Now Ripe, all Ready to be Picked! Some elegant bargains in summer clothrig, hats and furnishing goods. Will be pleased to show them to you. R. . GRANT Leading Clothier. �,THE o <LAU5J L-Jfe,, fc,j-./JLike Humpty .Dumpty 1 u ■ on the wall. • 2All ilje soaps have a great fall WI^ijSantaClaus Soap corses tljeir way; H—FAIRBANK’S SOAP —Ry has come to shy •SAXTjI CLAUS.' ’ MADE ONLY BV ^23S|RKFAlRBANK<&CaCH|CAU). SCROFULA IN OPEN REBELLION.'' F carrying with them the convict*. *11 thrH It that impurity of the Mood which produrei ' comtniMMUTMiPPli®’ «ud I^IOWuMlfthtlr lumps or swcUlug* tn the neck; I marched to BrioeviU* and there took too which cause* Fianlug mm »n Um arm*, < ram to Knoxville. legs, or feet; which devolof* ulcers in tho I J'runiiwn Promptly Violated. eyes ear*. « omc. afum causing blludncw or Tne troops were hardly out of MRht be deafness; which 1« the nrtdn <>f i*nplM, can. fHE STATE MILITIA CALLED OUT. fore the mob violated its promise Tb» cerous growths, ar " humor*which, faatwi[rioters went to the mine* of the Knox luf upw tbv ion««, «“•«•« een*nnn«tl'Mi and ' vi!'* Iron company, surrounded the swes..cam. It Is tho most ancient of all diseases, ade. nnd camared the ISO convict# there, .nd verv few person# are entirely free from It. with the guards They were shipped ihtnv to Knoxville, and arrived hereabout o’clock. The mob then started foi Oliver Slirkw. »l»r« ••»)- J1" liberating tne prlsouers. The whole ol By taking Hood’s Sarsaparilla, which, by rastern Tern rerec i* In sympathy with tu« tbe remarkable cure* ll has aocofliplhited, miners. Whether the convicts at Alum ha proven itself to be a potent nnd peculiar Springs have been ii I*re ted is not known. medicine for this dheaw. If you Buffer fror I Great Facitemant nt Kuoavllleuiuiiliy. Bcrofuta. try Hood's Sarsaparilla. I A call of some labor leader* ba» been * Every spring my wife and children have Nashville, Tonn.. July -I-—Governor' Iraued for n labor uieethig hero tonight. been troubled with Bcrufula, my Utile boy, Buchanan yestenhty morning received a The excitement here is intense. Streets three yearn old, being a terrible sufferer. telegram from Wnnk-U Blevins, at Brice- are crowded and a diversity of opinion Is spring he was one mass of sores from rille, that over l.(M» men hail gathered heard Many of the b.bor mon say the head to feci. WcalllookHood attarsaparilla, between that place aud Coal creek, pre­ miners have done right. The troops who aud all have been cured of tho scrofula. My paratory to marching against tbe Brice- arrived yesterday ray the statements made little bey 1» entirely free front norcs, and all that thej’ would not fight but wished the ville sUickade. Governor Buchanan at four of my children look bright ami healthy.” miners to capture the convicts are false. onentaia-i I, oUI our lb« .blln, mllh — —. . . .1 ....J « .A..C Ir,« W. B. ATHKRTOX, PaBsaic CUy, K. J. tary of the state, and for that purpose hv j _ _____ t'lm front immediately telegraphed each company, The Mqb leaden. Hetid Out Scouts. tJoWbyBUdrantlsti. Spared only and instructed General J. L. Weakley to . A number of the lenders in the mob yesby C.I. HOOD A CO, Apothecaries, Lowell. Mas*. terilny were in the city last night getting arrange transportation for thenv ail Ihe lheinfonnarion they could of the in­ A Small Army Ku Boule. all information tney IOO Doses One Dollar -. Some of Each company was ordered to secure tantioua of- thethese H-M) ,bM d.,.- rTdon. T»l. Ud bl.nkel. .urn *“ Uw eta Miners and Farmers at Brice* ville, Tenn., Coal Mines. ""i." CURED Hood’s Sarsaparilla wrrr tauwl Iron Ihoupltol.oildown to w |„er,^|„„ by lb. .pw:l.l Halo 1 be ir.ln polled our „en.nilnnIC, ,u,i ibouuwd. .re on rh. : al fi o’clock p. m. with three Nashville 1 hlreetscompanies, a Springfield cumjMtny, and ;. Established a Censorship, one from Franklin on board, nnd they will j The miners have appointed a committee pickup along the line companies from to say what dispatches shall be sent out Murfreesboro, Shelbyville, Tullahoma, and what not, nnd thia committee or somu | nnd Sewanee. Clarksville nnd Lebanon ' of it is in tbe telegraph office all the time companies passed through Uter, and four and reads all the matter rent out by toe companies from Memphis and one from I newspapermen. The committee, whether Jackson are nbo on route on another »pc-1 self-appointed or under the miners'organ!cinl train. There are fourteen companies ration, told the operator on duty at the did not*’let them in all, comprising 450 men, nnd 100 will be •key that if he •**•' -• **• “ re-id *tbe nie^nges they would cut the wire*. A re­ taken on nt Ciinttanooga. port came from Coal creek late yesterday A I crmI Hitch In the Stutter. aftcrnoon naying the miners declare Chut Later—I-ate Inst night Governor Bu­ chanan ordered the military to wait at no troop* can l>e lauded there. <There arc I Knoxville pending further instruction*. threats that they will wreck the trains or Tula i» <!.>nc because he desires to have At­ burn railway bridgretorney Geflernl Pickett’s opinion as to his authority to quell the troubles indepen­ MKlirnis, July 21.—The Chickasaw dent of the Anderson county official*, who are claiming that they do not wnnt anyGuards. ----------- ,Hibernian --------------- Rifles, -... . Bluff . City - Zoutroop*. Under tbe law it looks as if tbe ’ nves and the Header Zouaves, under order* JVrLtlax tbt«i stare ran only interfere in case county of- . from Governor Buchanan, left tld* city - j flcinls call for their service—in other nt &;:» last night L»r Briceville, the rear < words, tbe military can only boused under . of the mining trouble#.. The compauie* | civil authority—and it is this question that' are small, the four turning out about |OO i the governor desires Attorney General : men. under the commanduf General Sam- j Pickett to consider. ' uel Carnes. j । for Infants and Children. Castoria cure® Colic. Ooortipation. 111 Bo. Oxford BL, Brooklyn, XT. I WidSui°mjuriou3 mindication. Tax CaxTAV* Coarawr. ~ Murray Street, N. Y A CITY LUXURY Just as the dty looks to the country for most of the luxuries used on its tables, so the country must tum to the dty for those conven­ iences which are justly termed luxuries for the hard-working house­ wife. . City housekeepers have learned to realize that to save time is to lengthen life. ‘ is one of the best known dty luxuriel'and each time a cake is used an hour is saved. On floors, tables and painted work it acts like a charm. For scouring pots, pans and metals it has no equal. IF YOUR STOREKEEPER 'DOES NOT KEEP IT YOU SHOULD INSIST UPON HIS DOING SO, as it always gi es satisfaction ^id its immense sale all over the United States makes it an almost necessary article to any well-supplied store. Everything shines after its use, and even the children delight in using it in their attempts to help around the house. YOU WISH TO Advertise Anything Any time Geo. P. Rowell & Co. No. io Spruce Street, NEW YORK. . CHANCERY SALE. Goorgv W. Button m complainant mid R«>*h Maynes. Mary Hounds and Ueury S. Round* of Harry ami sutr ot Michigan. mW C««Trt bouse Ctrcult Court Coin misdotw. burrj' County, Mleb. bVITM & CblZiBOVR. ttobritor* for CompiainaiA. GILLASPIE .. Children Cry for Pitcher’s Castoria. SHILOH S CONSUMPTION CURE. BY A Women ROLLER-COASTER. lladly Injured. One of “d ”'*>■ ginning of n general movement through­ The car w« ighed over half a ton and it; out tbe entire state. Governor Buchanan 1 turned completely over, burying the party ; was Immediately notified and responded j under iL Mrs. Mudge is likely to die at; by ordering two companies from Chntta- J t^oy time from her injuries, which are iu- J noogn and one from Knoxville to the rernnl. Mrs. Marvin had both wrist* ' wcena Of the fifty convicts taken from broken aud .,ue fractured. Mrs. Alien's tbe guards at Briceville, two escaptvl and the other* were brought to this city. I isittcrea. Mr*. Hoe bra bad body bruises [ Tbe Governor’s Sjn-eeh to the Kloter*. ; aud n fractured leg. Miss Nora Marvin I When the militia arrived they took the was badly bruised and cut eonvfcta along back with themnnd warned i AN IRON MINE ON FIRE. the mob that they would protect them at nil hazards. Governor Buchnnnn at once procreded to the sent of trouble and In a Bpeech explained, hia position to the rv- j belliouA miners. He told them that it! Mahqi ettk, Mich., July 31.—Fire start in No. shaft of the Great He­ was his sworn duty lo uphold the law, rd r’ -------5— • •bouse —— — nnd if the convict lease system was'wrong public iron mine at 1 o'clock yesterdny ho wns not to blame, and that the only re- ’ morning. Tbe surface fire wm soon ex course of the men was through t he legis- • Hnguishcd, but uot tiefore it bad eommulatitre The miners anuenneed that their nlcatcd to tne timbering of No*: I- und <5 famines were starving and that they were 1 shafts, which are now burning fierceiv. compelled to drive out tbe convicts If it The fire is sp.e*dlng underground and pert cost the Ufa of erery man in tbe valley. I of yo. 5 shaft hns already caved in. The 3la<tc spurt of the Militalre. I night shift men escaped by another shaft. They made all sorts of fun of the hand- The Republic employs nearly 1,000 men, ful of beardiw youths, but declared that ' and when the fire can be put out and work they would not harm the “spider-legged, J resumed ii not known. The loss dll be cigarette-smoking dudes," as they char-: enormous. actcrijed the militia, but that as soou as ' ---------------- - ------------- <j*rt Ito“'n ■"••bcal lo ptl*on lor Irlonioun aoMulc ?n *?’•,. Ko“'11 "•* conrl^nl .hid!, on “-Un> ;«i,..mi.h« nowHays „t.there lim ,„ -----------—— ------------ now was not Hotwell in • a word of truth in it. v —-— died *priM,u----------- k National Temperance Aiwaklr, AkHMYILLK, N. C.. duly 21.-A national ration was complete, and their letters W Chri’UttU Temperance placed them along the hill,id re with mill-1 L“2a’! here yratr’------. inlay with a large alteAdance. It It will con tinne for ten days, tary precision. ; attrAdance. A Call to Arm. -»d . Parley. li— - ”a F--».peu» king prominent At tbe call to arms the little garrison ££ u'* £W*' turned out gallantly and prepared for do- Pre.ld^Jf tbe^orth rl^h^^J^'^r fense. It was apparent at a glance thut i-..- Nortb c"°hn» " Oman’s .Bgbt wouU.^iulc In. m««r,. A '"I" ?"■ rarrUng ol ilw officer, wo. died. Some ~„rLlttat. uL M 1<*'7 reprreentlng tlie d^lered lb.1 n .tom rr.l.u.e, to tbe Bret | "» ir~°tl°« “ ■» north. UUck would be .ntdeienl. mid tbe moo would thought that In it I would withdraw lie .u.dd.1,Others rd every one wS favor of doing hi* duty, notwithstanding the exposed position they were to defrnd. The miners called a parley and were met on neutral gro^xl by Colonel Sevier.^ They «Uted that they had sufEtient force to overwhelm the soldier*, but did not care to shed blood it the convicts were quietly turned over to them. A RETREAT IN Fw.r, will Admit tbe Paihk Tnlv -in. t rU P»*k passwl by the chamber at deputies that debU,je * simply enacts •» — American *------ • Jill pork h.ou .nd b«oo., which Un h«a.ob>«to. dutjof si, lnB„ »00 kilos before the enactment of the law prohibiting tbe importation of American pork, shall now I* admitted subject to anirnport tax of 20 fran ex in .ecordanco with t be new. tariff. -«wuancc who mice try tbsm will find Qmm Uttte pilU vain. •blt> in so many waya that they will not bo wlllU-Zte do without tbcau Butaftar aUalck bcs4 ACHE SWliflLL SMALL DOStSMALLPMCE ■I Prof. I. HUBERT’S Malvina cream •; J*!*.1'' ' MORTGAGE SALE. Default having been made for more than thirty days in payment of Interest and o( one hundred dollars ui principal overdue and paya­ ble »n a mortgage dated March 13. I* I by Jaiurs H. Rariley lo Sarah 11 Anitin, an I recorded iu tin*office of the Register of D*ed* fort bet’ounty ot Harry In the stale of Michlg«ii. March IP IBM, tn Uber it <rf mortgages, ou page u.'4. and by t«-e said Surah H. Austin mnignrd to Daniel W. Roger*, by an assign­ ment dated August rik ts*6. aud recorded in raid Register*# offlue A>uu<; », twr.. iu User 27 o m<»rigage» on page tfi. and by the said Daniel W. Itogera aastgnedtnll II.Court, l-v au aas'gotnant da’ed May Id. IBM. and recorded In said reguter's office Mav URb. t<x>, lu Uber 30 of mortgages on page 35. end by the said R. H Court pidgiiod to Manjaret Andrus, by an av Blgnmetil dated May i«t. ikai, aud recorded In said regUter'a office. MUy lltb. HWt. In liber X ofroorigixes on page H-l. for which default the sain Margiret Andrus hy virtue of th* right Kiven her by said inortgari-. hax. made and here­ by makes tire whole principal sum of said laortgfkfie and tbe Intent accrued iliereon dow due and pa) able, and on which mortgage there h claimed to be du-at the dale of this notice ten bitodred tveuty-etx dollars and ten cents, and no suit or proceeding’, at law bat teg been Instituted to recover tlie amount a-cured by said HUrtgMKe or any pait thereof. but ire i* therefore hereby given that on Baturday the &thday of Septemo* r twi at ten o'clock In the forenoon, there will be sold at the north front door of the court houw iu iluych y of Hastlugs, county of Barry and BUde ot Michigan, said court house being the building hi which ibe dreult court ter the county of fUrry is held, at public auction to the highest bidder, the premi­ ses desenbed lu sal- :noriRage or so ranch Uieroof as may be necessary to iiait-fy the amou'-i due on said mortgage a< above set forth, with the interest lliereou, and the costs, charges aud expense* allow, d by law and provided for in said mortgage, said premises being situate In tlie dt* oi liastlngv, countv of Harry aud stele of Michigan, and described ax follow-: Theamith hnit oflois nomlu-red ten hundred thirty elalit. ten bun<tir«) thirty nine and ten hundred inrty uf the rify. formerly village, of Hratines scconilng t«> the recot >'ed plat thereof. Dated. Hasth gs. Mlcli . June R, DOI. Maiigakkt andrvk. . AsslKteM of the Mortgage. Alokzo h. Kmva«t<>x Attorney fur Asslgtiee. Ha |sa Ea lla.IP Hasting wMefa wm also uedre hi* protection. I Wurxing. were damaged and^TJJ?!^ They replied that it would not be injured. c‘r!‘ ucmolisbed. x Ire.,='ht He also asked if an attack would be made ’ on the Knoxville Iron company’s stock-1 ade just below Briceville. If such was Orhkcwi, Wk, July xt.-Puopje n turning from upper Michigan My lUl temSK" fnvMt H'— it-.. _ . .. . -- ------- t ”P. btate C1OM S’TUAKT, KNAPI’KN * WEjytm—‘ O AUbmitVs »t la. • Over Habits renomln vention Areoctgre AgtceyM i; r" ion*, to more di vcntioD iutrodu leu W. and thanke p A. SHELDGX. ----- -J. M4 *”«! ErtateOfc. Abstnwi Jiioca. m-.snuw. Monty |o loan ua )t-il Ewaie ii«« •, P. DRAKE. M. Ii., 7"T laud tb He pra Pit*We congrca Office over HoUwaj ' rlrt. Office hours from to ।tll t" . t.hn,’.* ■ »«lb« ntioti <HU nMfcK,. to go back.,to tho front. Upon would « of that siiarf th • B,,d L. S. Claim Agent DM-artraroteof ri" Interior uffiUm>5ft?iM* ’-sscte iteelfl " dcooun -wastefu .. HARTlims . .lYavyr.5.i,‘. M-H. COLLIN8, local Agent, Bratlug*O. W. Kooanra G.r IT. A-.Chicago. HOP PLASTERS complet plus of under t nd mini* when t through for gove douB BU offtlTfw tbe Uni JM1TH A COMilUA’E. (Office hi futon i4wk. Hmjimm Practice^ all the court- ■>! theitaie. Jk E. KENASTON. *”* • Attorney ,u j,aw< (Over J. 8. Goath »r & t’o.'t More > . Practices In all courGof the State. Coli.\r b, wortiptlyaltendlu): lo. whose i as my o wild k money Inada, t P' R. TIMMEKMAX. !I..uurI.athlcPhj* • sician and Surgeon. {Office over lAthrtp's drug iiiire.) ROBERTSON the inte manded that all but to H01)SeT~ Cor. Jefferson and Court si«„ 11mU»d, Hleh. Rates, S I .OO per Day. This House Is new, with ul-asani Tee patronage nf the ptiMh: is rv?.-. ttullv tollelM. taxation alL *b their st themse gnnizat been fig unjust 1 AW. HEAL ESTATE AMD oLLEfTU ING ORFICE OF i’ALuj-KTox A >linn. Wi.H'iand. Midi. J. M. Smith. Notary Public. Tbe n voted t bill, ant the org Hastings €itv Bank, liastlngs, I. - Mich. county, CAPITAL $75,000.0: M'RPLI S Si..Oro.- . lion for proceed and pai and tbe then ar the bea requiri ticket v Incorporated under the laws of ute State el MlcMgan. Open for bwnnrv* Dee.15.tW. OFFI<EI>; , D. O. Robinson. President; . Cliefter Vlrr. I’rvs. ML CMUtt. Dau W. lleytielii., D. G. Robinson. John Csrvrth. There county acrimo Cunpla that co tials co “rvgula ting of conven on iian of Ham rules iu and the nounce Findley and as eroded li B M.-?ser. Chesitr Messer, Interest paid m tb»eM*po it* and • utuenl Kaqxinx Business Tnuiiacuu HHICAGO A WEST L MICHIGAN Ry. la Grand R»phL« fur Chicago Iiultenan-ilis. - -----Bcutvti Harbor ... St Jdraph . .. Traverw City Muskegon'• — Manistee Ludlngtnn , Big Rapid* Ottawa Rearh . .. • Week dan. 'Every da> * 1 .pt 10:00 a. m. has iliroush chair rar to Ch.WNo extra charge fnrse*D-. . 1:15 p. m. runs thrmuh <■ ”IIL Wagoer buil.-t car. seals w rent'... 5S!)p. in has through |rre chaincarlo JUnn- NO I Thie ination sleeuliu; car through tutni.'4»:i'. iu.il •kvper «■ Indlaaapoll*vla Benton Hart**T_.»-e 11:30 p m baa Wagner sleeping ear to Tram* C6 JO n. m. connects at It. h**ph »««<;ra*a® > Clerela iuuidat of Clni enough & Morton’s steanier fo^’CW^*s,, DETBO.T, 4^&ebs Leave Grand Rapids lor. Detroit and East.. Lansing Howell Loa ell . .. ........................................ St. tout*Begin*w............... ■ 5ec The Niagara Falls Roots* GOOD ORDER. CBBYKXRB, W. T., July It—Two drunk The success of this Great Cough Cure u The Militia Evacuates It* Camp and the without a parallel in the history of medicine. Mod Takes FosjcMion. eD Finlanders placed a target against tbe Ail druggists are nuthorixed to sell it on a pos­ This was emphatically refused. Tbe P°w«r house al Hock Springs, tbe big itive guarantee, a test that no other cure can sue- •ruiuers then raked Col. Sevfor if he would ”*1 “rop of tbe at ate yesterday and began ccsduUy stand. That it may become known, remove bis troop* and take the nvicts nct, remains dere >caru-red with him. He asked wLat would be done “ k1™1141- Three children nnd relief .white 1 Kxoxville, Tenn., July 21.—The crisis I GRAND Lkdgk. M:ch., July SO. Five in the trouble Iwtwren tho ousted miners : women were family hurt Saturday by an in this district nnd the convict* who wen: accident on the niller-cooBter. A party, brought herefrom the Mate's prison nt consiotlng of Mrs. A. S. Mudge, wife of i Cwtrr-B unto Liver PHta m vary wasD and Nashville, hns at last been rrnched. 1 the proprietor of tbe Seven Islands, Mre 1 When about •!«) armed strikers stacked dames Ellen Alien, A. E. Marvin and R! । pvti* hot by <bclr senile acUcn plena all who the guards who bad charge of fifty felons ' K- ^oe and • Miss Nona- Marvin, all ot | at Bricevillo last Wrelnrsday night and Plymouth, were taking a Anal ride Satur--.... -day afternoon when the car toppled over • __ CARTER MEDICINE CO.. Now York. liberated their charts it wns confidently predicted that this would be but tbe’be- | Tillo. wbo w-rmcl to bo in portal .»»■ tb, with th, lowlwui dement In Coni Crook ' oallrj. Al 10 o'clock ynUrdn, morning 2.000 mtbrro rwmrm. .nd olb.r n.tirm who have no occupation at all, took poasraaion of the hills around the Bricevi.le . camp. Fifteen hundred of these were I armed with rifles; the rest had shotguns I WRITE TO Barry, in chancery, in th" -tat* nf Mlchl«n». MANGLED the inllitik was withdrawn they would j Diabolism tn MaMachasrlti release every convict, in the region. Be-1. Lancastkr, Maas., July 20.—Annie M. coming impatient, however nt. tbe delay lararreuce, aged 14. has told the police a Ju reodllug :Uj tnwp. the dnldM to trj moat ,hoektagJtotJ ol .bo- b, h.r H»oto overcome the troops by force of num-1 P-woZb w iv~,i *. here, and how they succeeded U related . , * Doo ?an,' and ---------—J on the of her allegations below. I strength nt M----- ’ Dooinn h« been arrested. Annie rays that she has Surroundeti the Brlcevlllv Camp. been the victim of her stepfather's The troops from Briceville arrived hero aion for five or six years, and that he has Anywhere AT SCENE OF DISTURBANCE. ILLI AM 0. LOWJJEN? Office over Julius Ku-.-n street. Hasting-, Jiici,; W. LUWHY. M. Ik. " ’ • ■pJij hiriair and burgtrm, diva*e, of th. KYKand KAK anil.tlir t.rr-.-rYaifcu Of “ HEAD THE CAMTE 4 v. ii. lunuti: -— ' 1 ''Ian.lbnrywi. Call* in city or coumy n->i>ohli,.<. , promptness, day orplgi,;. 1 mrte,1‘<'»iih H 1 ’ SICK AT OBct In l.i.l-1 u ' Office hours*a ffiito r<;i. I;, CURE Th# Miners und Farmers Furre Lbe Mil-1 Five The E ' •J M. FOIVLEU.II.!).\ O. CARTERS CASTORIA BUSINESS CARDS Q A. SCKlBNfit. M l. and m 134 »1ft bounce half of mour:. “No’’ w Six hui ■ot hoc cat-ca]] Ml third ti N«al, । pointn *nhroui througtotc Detroit with Pu,cr ' For tickets *nd Infonns-1'”1 M P Jjpon. ticket offioe. 67 Monroe ^’4-,,, DgtiivK-*- Z>flnl 1 of thro Dank stsuw" ■ w Report of the condition '>* ^‘riJje «l Bank -- busing. July- • Loans and discounts. . Stocks, bopds, mo'tgBfr*;'' . banks in reserve e.ti.s Furnitureandfixtun-s (, • 1 Current expenses *»<« «"•',,nl Cb«tckx ana cash Item*.......... Gold U*Tkid NMioo*'>UnK X,Hr' — T0U1................. ■uAMt-rtirs Capital stock paid In - - ♦ Surplus fund ----Uodivldnd profits... Dividends tmpald Commercial deposits - LIU. w. «»n>-ers?r|j7i» “S bSEI, ■*»»>> --er Sift* “ ,iu?w b«7Lu-.<»J5» toro<j,ir. iw. , DWrtW ’ t*mp! Pcarad N»plau ronvex the Oh uM 1 �oino democracy. The Expected Turbulence Fails to Materialize. oaition a* a joke. Li.* It ru Devertimkw. adopted without a denting vote, and tbe chiur appointed a* such committee Mean. Follett, Dodge and Marshall. The cum tnittee met Neal at bis quarter* and an nouueed to him the desire of the conven­ tion Neal promptly and emphatically re. phed that hi uut only would not tell) where he stood as a Democrat, but he would not appear before the convention. The Fall Ticket Nominated. The convention then procmvled to nomi­ nate the remainder of the ticket, and a« ■elected the natuu* are as follows: For governor, James E. Campbell; lieutenant governor, W. V. Marquis: auditor of state. Hen T. E. PecklnlMugh, of Wayne county; attorney general. John P. Bailey, of Putnam county; State treasurer, C. F Ackerman, of Mansfield; judge supreme court, Gustevus H. Wald, Hamilton county; commissioner common schools Cnarlea C. Miller, of Erie county; member board of public works, John McNamara, of Snuimitt county; member of food and dairy commission, H. S. Trumbo, uf Law­ rence county. After passing the usual vote of thank* to tbe officers the convention at 5p. ui. adjourned sine die. HISTORY OF A WEEK. AI*. ta.3SuiS"d“ •u“e “ SCHOOL COLUMN. Simpson’s sawmill at Chillicothe, Mo., ,,U! owner's owner’s -v... son and seri .•*('■ auung iue Colds and Coughs Owing tn a mlsumh-r^tanditig with the State Su|K*rlntendrnt’s ufitce nt laiisntg. croup, At Washington Park race course, Chisore throat, re ;ardlng our Ins'.itute and the teacher^ ’*.ranll ‘ mil" In MB! <CM ’h’.,rf ran W ml,e<in will please notice. A tw«ew«ffcs' nisUtiilr bronchitis, asthma, CAMP?rLON TI2ST BALLOT. l^he citizen* of Washington have sub I was desired, but Sup't /itch seemed to and hoarseness think our fund loo IlnilUnd, nnd H was sup­ •cribttl >50,Otto to secure the holding of the posed that only one week would l>e givi-n cured by Grand Army encampment of HU2 st tbe us. Most of the teachers have doubtless national capital. already received » circular ulreet from tanTS)?? “■**» ln >X« Unital State. President Balmacedu has had about a to State Hts "x «>nunt ui mom than Mn,<w>,oon. amen men shot for conspiring to turn the Lansing stating that the session will begin C*U ««f 1 Aug I7lh and close the 28th. This Is now b,'*il‘“"K"' 'nnlntUn* Lo torpedo boats Lynch and Condell over to the arrangement ami all will prepare ac­ the safest lumber mill, end several lectori™ the insurgents. y IO. -On the first balcordingly. There reems no k<mh! reason and moat effective M<liarWU ’"**• **""* Ft'.*’*1 Three workmen were drowned at Cork’s why the attendano* of last year should not ivvernor Campbell wm ■jcL-’V'c'i"’1 blockaded1?.?'”? ’XPoUtton I* run, near Pittsburg, by the giving way ot be nearly doubled. If your school Is in emergency medicine. estate Democratic conntwtuit‘ »o* br lee lo tbe .trait, o( Belle a trestle over the run. A sudden flood session, you can attend without any loss itnexpecled happened, It should be In every swept tho structure Away. ot time. The expense will l>e but a trifle. prediction* *nl appear"KU!"' Jj" » • prominent P~“lnent himlum. ■vS*?re£‘.r>’ aujhorixed a New It need not cost any teacher more than five family. >ii, while not barmonlowi ' d “'“* h111 bome in u ' Keokuk. •’ iork "orid re|x>rter to make the an- or six dollars for the entire session.. Some work with .little • ‘nouncement that he would resume his du­ will pay that amount for a few weeks’ tpik' C’ tuition alone and for instruction not one The Liberal -w„ vtcioriowi party ni over vlnortou. ' tbe ‘Ut* deP"‘roent in Septemtb. Mom,.,,,. and lhdr ,|.ra [ b'L. • halt so good as that of Mr. Plowman and Lowell, Mass. enfy After Norton had election at Sait Lake City. I ,Thero *“t* been nb fight yet at Brice Miss Yandewalker, Remember ttiat the ■ (.-mporary chairman, Alintr<< Mr. and Mrs H T Ahd.^ -»• 'Hie, Tenn., but the riote* number 2.000 latter is one of the best primary teachers ilht. gentleman aroae ^n.iv"..^J nder*on«.who**re wen-armad men, whl1 while is in the slate. She will discuss those very r-reml, nrere.rel,.'?kA in CbtaureTi'a '' th* ,h« ■militia nllltl* >» to tbe chair. He ta.m.i.u "tv ni»k- Uireiy 1U0 things that have lieen troubling you so »®^d‘uK trip to New York on looked for ~ .•ntion for the complinr'TAK^No’BUBHTiTUTE. _*□ much. Bring your manual and school —i. ‘ur­ bicycles, have raant.uzl reached Tx_> Detroit. RECORDS ON THE DIAMOND, I u|s>n him* and cungrat...» _ ______ I A heavy blow at Cape May Point 8atu.- larnks and see how much can be done in F»ul chamiter of ron.merre commerce ha* ha r uy upon its prbspecte. day ral^l a big surf and endangered ■ two weeks. It jou desire any informa­ unal Lra K *e nud Association Club* lated’ appointed a committee to confer with confer, with a fence, which was saved by the people re- tion relative to board, write to Sup’t i;.- administration of ex­ aimllar committee from Mlnneapolb He 4* Sterl’.ng at Hastings. Believing* that the , ■ .nd, and taxed the last CHICAGO, July 15.—league lauw ball Ltiirdinu a ktuK-l_e . . — .----- «----— — »uu mV Villes. value of the Institute to teachers will war­ mxmAs yesttruny were as follows; At Cin­ r4vm;nnce. . Three men. — men, while hnntln., hunting ...i. waIh „ near ;ngnI T he illneM of tbe pope is said to be seri­ rant the Offer, we make tbe following cinnati—Cincinnati, 1; Philadelphia, 1>. Sta Mlguvl. ou„ tat Mon.I.j proposition: To all that attend regularly ous, and much anxiety exists in Italy and I <*aid that the people At Cleveland—Cleveland, 10; New York, drowned. Another one of the party clung Europe generally. Just how ill he is, and give due attention to the work of the condemn all the work 2. At Chic tgp— Boston. 0; Chicago, L to a rock for twenty-fotr hours and was piowever, it is impossible to discover, ns Instituteaud also attend the association on. I’ittaburg-Brouklyn game culled at the saved. nothing gets beyohd the wallsuf the Vati­ the 22nd, a credit of ten per cent, will l>e ru., end of the fourth tuning—rain. nowr“Je»n population can. given at their next examination in the • Asaocitdion: At Boat mi- Boston, 5; Cin­ ot W7,a«,000-a greater number of people । -Ively taxing It is st'i ted in London that a* soon as subject of theory and art Should this cinnati, 1. At Philadelphia-Athletic, H; than ever acknowledged tbe sovereignty of carry tlie standing above 10t>. tbe excess di. in thundw tones,; lAiuisville, V. At Baltimore—Columbus, Columbus any other one person in either ancient or Editor O’Brien get* out of jail Lord Salis­ may be added to the general average. • ........................................... lAiuiMvtiie, v. bury will push the suit against him fur O- U.lrt —O —u:_____ —... . a. t. cxlMvagauce and H»; Baltimore. 3. At. HWashington Washmodern times . , Mre. Luctare 1. ..Id to ta dlMEptred tor ' thc costa of the trial tor libel which his .(■ 2; St. St. Lotria, Louis, Jl. JI. , irty irtj- which, in two | tngton, .. . *A Below will be found a notice of the reg­ won he <1,^.x„...ly O'Brien v against the editor. CHICAGO, July 16.--Following are the life from a kick In the, face administered If If he dues O'Brien will be thrown into ular examination. Subjects w III be given CEN^ea .: ihe tremendoussur- scores recorded yeaterday by the clubs of by her financial backer. Abington Baird taJCXr and that ‘ * ' t will throw him out out in regular order nnd candidates must THE i.BEST SHOE IK THE «IW nUTWJUMCI in a fit of jealousy. Italnl. it is reported. I 5Z!|£iint - —.... « rw w.v thread be present at the opening. Several reached wltlch had accumulated the National Base Ball league: At Cleve­ squared himself by paying the Lily V-A’ ----- — tbe standing last spring that will >iow cuuouiical, Democratic land—Cleveland, 10; New York, 11. At WM' TneMlay, enable them to obtain a second grade by ! Drover Cleveland; Chicago—Chicago, 6; ibwion 5. At Cin­ sewed »hoc« c-xtrnu from *4JJU to gun. Grasshoppers have mode their appear­ simply writing the additional branches. reg- 00 G.-nuliae Hand-wowed, tboflnertcalf ■ject the party which, cinnati-Cincinnati. 6; Philadelphia, 4. ance in New Jersey, and are doing serious As this Is now valid for three years. It Owe shoe rv«r offered tor *WW; equal . ngrcns. appropriated At IMttsburg—Pittsburg. 5; Brooclyn S. Import'd sbors which cost from *SJ>.h>*rt Cardinal Manning celebrated the 83d , injury to the crops. seems worth working fofr CA 0° lfnnd-!*rwed Well Sihci-, 1 p. ndilures the tremeuAssociation: ALBoston—Boston. 15; Cin­ anniversary ot bln birth yesterday. uylMli. tonitortablenaddurrtle. . ------- *------------ ,• ; It i« reported that since their emancii.o*' an expenditure cinnati, 12 At Philadelphia—Athletic, 10; Shoe e ver off.:r-J nt (bin J;rlce; same grad Tbe Mississippi Democratic convention i Prtion iu Braiil tbe slave* will not work We have been informed that some pupils Unn-ma le *!><■<• • com Ina from WJJU to (ttJU. woutan. aud child in Ixiuisyille, 1. . Baltimore-Col uni bus ami refused: efu-wl to iudorne the sub treasury hcbeme. | ,Or lov«or money. did nut attend the examinations held for Washington-St. IaiuUi games postponed— ,_r Judged. ,T. Wnrder, who was under in- I The execution of the decree of expulsion their benefit because they supposed. their iwi'niits. • «>ot:. Inside. rain. dictment for the murder of hiasou-in-taw, ' rtjuinst the Jewi.rt artisan* of St. Peters- standing would be published- Of course •!<>n>-d£<*. Ot>.- mlr will KMish tlie farmers, (-----------j 17. ... —The following irv Chicago-. -------July rec-- committed suicide at Chattanixign. Tenn. • ^urg burg has been indefinitely postponed. no such thing would lie done and It is ::!i-nti<wlly tbe same ords were made yesterday by league base Michigan 'raise* 24.611,55s bushels of j , At Oregon. Oreguo. Illa, IHa. a traction engine run hoped that many will attend tbe examina­ 'bi* bourse- The ball ...................... — • — Bailey nnd Charles Hick* fell I tion on the 7th. We do not say sth grade clubs: At Pittsburg—(First gamci v. heat this year, the largest crop in many i o given lA.rnment loaning ' with a bridge, fatally injuring both men. pupils exclusively for one of the purpose* Pittsburg. 7; Brooklyn, (second game) yetira. '’■rt,,‘U*!T’aeU«K? PltUbn ** Brooklyn.5; IS. At (S Mm-h damage whs done nt Clinton, Mo., ’ Joe Goddard, tbe Australian pugilist, these examinations will subserve is to cor­ cn tliclr nxtnia, □» tn*L*°! 11 m rn“' nati — 4'incinnnti 4Pbiladrtnhi. «> it rect the classifications made bv some imti—Cincinnati. 4; Philadelphia, 2. At and Kalamazoo, Micb.. by terrific electric ’’Npta’d Joe Choynski, of California, in Frrncft by the government, ! Ktortna. ' j four rounds at Melbuurue. Goddard won teachers. One pupil classed in the tJlh tainort«lEhoe«no*UnBfrEwn*4wi»Wm. meats that are de-J Cleveland—Cleveland. 12; New York, ti. Tbe secretarv of the New York uati b 1 <10,000. grade paasetl a very creditable examination, At Chicago—Chicago, 8; Bomou. 7. other minor issuwi while several that were reported as having trust denies the alleged dissolution ot t..e Mr. Spurgeon, the great English preach ­ Association: At Boston—Burton. 10; :c are stamped on tbe bottom ot each shoe. Ixiuisville, 5 At Philiulelphitt—Athletic, j combine. er, is reported better, atd it is now be­ finished tin- course failed nadly. Another ! ‘w. L DOUGLAS, Brockton, . ................ s'c,"d,l’nl,',I l6. eolumbta. 7. At Baltimore—St. lamb, A New York dentist whtwc finger was lieved that he is progressing toward re­ thing gained will lie the discovery of the ■ o.i.uBd.Urkto . _lu"" wetlk places in our Instiuctlon and the 1 Baltimore 3. At Washington— Wash­ bitten by a patient last April has just covery. jwilnts wherein pupils are most deficient. In asunminry of the world ’ s harvest died of lockjaw. ■ n this issue of! I ington, 2; Cincinnati, X prospect* tbe Ixmdon Time* venture* the With few exceptions, all show a lack of AGrEKTTS. Tbe Chicago city Directory IU. for 1*<H conChicaco. July 18.—Yesterday Up»>riant M|j >r;. irrinuBj ’s score* Ii-Viwuimportant opinion thnt tbe prices fur grain will con­ knowledge of the elementary sounds and aml wnsre ■ “t base ball made by tbe National Ix-ngtie over Mn,(NQ names and indicate* a tinue high. of diacritical marks. These things have MORTGAGE SALE. hey At Pittaburg Pittsburg— —PittsPitt*- ■ iM>i’>‘,rtloti of 1.250,WO. , not al.y | were ns follcwk: At It bus been decided by government en­ l>een almost entirely neglected in tbe past Default hivlnj been made In the condition* trong polituml or- I burg. G; Chicago, 2 At-Cleveland—Clove-i An incendiary tire in New York teue- gineers that the historic “Izaig" bridge at but a revolution la going on. Many show a certain in >rtq ixi mule by George Milk*. i ment bouw-x caused the death of one per­ Washington must bo removed, us It is an the effects of tbe teaching that consists of ■ party, that has land, 1±. Cincinnati. 8 aslturlr mar. to ’Daatel Striker 1 - Itattle againrt:', Amwiation; At Boston—Boston, V; I sou aud serious injury to four others. obstruction tu tbe Potomac. largely In the memorizing of rules and dated November twentiflh, A. D. 1BTB, and recorded in the office of Hie Reg-inter of Mix Dr. J. Holloway, of Springfield. O., ' Louisville. L At Washington—WashingWhile tearing <lown the old castle of definitions, without the drill that alone Deeds, for Birry County. Michigan, on nt < hairman. .■ tolli o. Cinciniuiti, 1. At Baltimore— hn- fallen heir to tl.KMi.Kkf left by her un­ San Antonio nt Rio Janeiro the coutrac- could make then: of any ,usc. Of what the twufilv-firu day of November A. D. cle, Sir James Baxendaie, of England. •{■ecsih wm de<; Cultimbua. 6; Baltimore, 9. ; tor found >70,0iWJWin gold and million* of consequence Is it for a boy to know that IF7* in Liber 13 of Murtcagna, oq page M, which mortgage there is ctalmed tube dua Tbe New York World says that there 'dollar* worth of gold dust, ornnmeute und •■tlie words 1 and O should always be epp- on 1 n uf ’he McKinley ■ Saturday'* playing 'in the league rcat the date of this notice the stun of one hun­ .ii .iiu U-d concludedjl „ulted as iv» follows: At Boston—Boston, should be a recognition iu that state “of j precious stone*. ..tu U aU conciuucu''suited Itals” If he Invariably writes them in small dred and thirty and forty-two hundrelhs dollar*, nt:e>-reported Theh 4; Philadelphia 5. At Cleveland—Cleve- t'.ie fact that there can Ite but one place > Rev. Samuel Barrett, a British social letters? What dues It suggest to us it a and an attorney fee ot twenty-five dollar* provided fur In said mortgage, nnd no suitor L ■>4<.iwLnf LloniLof Mercer ]। laud, 6: Cincintuiti. Cincinuati. 7. 7. Other game* post- for New Yorkers in the list of exhibitors ] reformer who bn* recently madr a visit to pupil says that “acomplete sentence should proceeding at law having been Instituted to ‘ । [a: the World’s fair, aud that is nt tbe ' this country, says there are jiarts uf Chi- begin with a capital and end with a period,*’ recover tbe debt secured by said moetgage or chairman, and he? jxmnl• —rain. ! eogo that equal Whitechapel, London, In and yet violate botn directions' in the ary part tnereof; hurrah. Hi- apeev'i Association: At Boston—Boston. '0; tup.” Now. therefore, by virtue ot the power of sale ———— , rjee, and are much dirtier. statement? Pupils can be taught and contained g t he eonvea- Louisville, 0. Other games postjioned-‘ ' Id said inurig («•• and the statute in Friday. July 17. ■ (jeorge Hnnlon, one uf tbe original Han- should be taught the common uses of the such c me made and provided, notice is hereby 1 ujtotvhim, he rain. ’ Nogame* Sunday. of the,h.y New York glucose . loilB> Hnv„ that the man who broke bi* period nnd die comma. The more common given that on Friday, the second day ot OctoOtatak Jub Hl -tulluwlup are llmj The owners d„.y lhut cmtampli.-lb •s a* /Thurman ber, A. D. IKH. at ten o'clock In the forenoon, setorimdeuy that they eontomnlate sell- neck nt Clinton. Ia.. last week was not abbreviations should l»e mastered. If we I slud! sett at public auction to the highest bid­ «mrev»ZI—»u. bm» bull Hub. lnI n..n Kuulirt .ymllcte, named Hanlon, but O’Mara. Win. Hanlon will all stop fooling away so much time iu der. at the north trout door of the court house The convention , ... ' i.’rli A «>bbvr l.wnlwl I he ..pre*, car oa tbe trying to teacli the spelling of long lists of in the city of Hastings. Barry County. Mich., that helm: Hie place where tbe circuit court for ly °' \ *.* l 2 : T..«l'«ltlr raurowl at T«.rkauk Ark., e new ballot law Col, H. Clny King, of Memphis, Is about words that pupils will never have any oc­ Barry County Is tioldtn, the premier* des­ ,3; I .h'l rubied th.. e.pre-. mretawr. to bring suit against tbecity of New York, casion to write, time enough will be left cribed In said mortgage or so much thereof *■ (I*he Republican “S”' pblkO. At C levetaad—Cleveland. I; Ll^ ; Thr u may be necessary to pay the amount due on to master the common every-day words * . | Tbe government of Portugal has pro: on behalf of the King family of which he rd with at. eagle. J said mortgage, with ten per cent, rorerert cinnati, 2. I. mulgaied > decree making a substantial is a member, to recover Fltal.tari.OQO worth that are so often misspelled. thereon, and all legal costs, together with an As-MKriation: At Boston — Boston. . . attorney's tee <sf twenty-five dollars provided of property which It claim* «n< leased to ■utest from Hamilton * • reduction In tbe import duty o nwhrat. Ixiutaville, 5. At Philadelphia—At hist ic, j tor therein, the premises being de-scriped In tbe city ninety-nine years ago. A Philosophical Family. after brought on an 4: Columbus, lb. At Baltimore—St, Loah, Tbe «*•••-• government crop of ----Manisa'd mortgaxe as all tlioee certain pieces nr luc -r bulletin — Amelia has pimples, and sores In the nurrels ot laud situate tn the town ot Hope, • rersy between tbe :t. Baltimore.!. At Washington-Wa*h-| to»» ■ ■^t^mtHm ; :L_r .. * --* -*’te □ Papeete Jbc wheat THE MARKETS. in the county of Barry and state ot Michigan, head. 1 artipbell men from ingtoti, 2; Cincinni#i, 5. that the brightest for years. “ *-i jirovlnce “ “t" ar« “““ “ " described as follows, lo-wlt: Commenc­ From humorp internal her nose has and li'P >rt of the ervdening fourteen rod»son; h of the south east cor­ . A propo*«l reduction in tbe pay of Mogrown red: . ner of the lot deeded bv Hhnon McCaffrey to :i>l iptid stating the MOTHER AND CHILDREN ABLAZE. ; nongahela r er coal miners, is threaten­ Ciiicaoo. July 9z Stanton, and running south three She’s a boll on her neck that is big as Benjsmtn I ------- ing u strike in which 6.<AW men will lie in-. Quotation* on the board <rf trade to lay rod», thence west thirteen and ou«-third rods, a bell, ' th the nniark that the by Which a Baby thence north three rota, thence **st thirteen rnagv<! asp follow-*: X\ beat—No. 2 July, voiced. But in other respects she Is doing quite and ] one third rods to place of beginning, and ■ .-v important bnsineM opened doted 8TA*-; AtigUBt. open-.d — j The envoy* to European countries comnlao commencing a" the north east corner otth* well. lire jirtty quarrel* LKIE.-1 a., July 18.--lJ!na, tbe u-year-oM mtwsj,mej by the World’s fair directory rrtjc. chia«l *W4c; September, opened S3\c, above descrlt»ed land, aud runnlngwest to with­ Tlie < -intuittec on daughter uf*lMiker named Charles Swartz. arrived Mfely at Southampton yesterday closed ttKe. Coro-No. 2 July, opened 5754c, And p« has dyspepsia, malaria and in I two rota of the mill pond, thence north three rloaed M14« August, opened Mfcjr. doM-d and one-half rods, thenre east lo tbe road, gout, « while making a bon-flre in the alley at tbe KIKi ppAeeded to London by rail, 5Hic; September, opened Slftc, drwid S2%c; thence south to the place uf beginning, all on His hands with salt-rheum are all tbe । north east quarter ot tbe north east quar­ Oats—July, Ute Philadelphia According to the Philadelphia experts' October, opened ®r. dosed t<> rf-|>ort. Chalrtmao rear of ber home yesterday, spilled *»me ter of section tiilrtv-five in town two (s). north opened awl do«ed 34c; Aug*»t< opened broken out: MbUr range nine [91 wmd. > •r-1 with tbe document coal oil over her clothing aud was soon in report ex-City Treasurer Bardsley’s ste*l- 27c, dotMxi «Mc; September, opened SJMc. He Is prone to rheumatics that make of ' Dated July Mb. 1W1. :«■ applause subsided pro- u blaze Tbe clothing of her baby sista/. ing* were >778.885, and the amount may ckkM.vl Pork—Jnly, upcord 811.10. bis legs swell. Dakiki. Stiukeb. Mortgagee. aged 6 months, also caught fire, and lW:r be doubled by suspicion* Keystone bank closed 81L2U; September, opened SH.2X closed DANixt-STniKKtL Atfy in Person. But hi other respects he Is doing quite well. mother startled by tbe children* scream-, due falls. They also find evidence that he $11.33; October, opened flljn. doacd >11.40. ZSSI reiue. When neighbors , divided hi. .poite with state and city offi- Lord—July, opened and doted ffl.40. And ma has night-sweats and a trouble­ NOW *4 OF- CANDIDATES. MORTGAGE BALE. Live stock - Following were the prices at tho some cough. discovered the situation all three were rial* and newspaper men. Default bavlna been made in th- conditions Union Block yards today: Rtye—Market Cvapb-ll (lio.cn by an Overwbclmi That all of our doctors can’t seem to of a certain morutnge made by Timothy M. clinging to each other wrapped in flame-. Robert Pilkey, aged TO. has l>een arrest- rather active on pscklnu and "Lipping ac­ Boni -widower’* to Daniel Striker, dated April drive off; They were speedily stripped uf their *a at San Francisco on a charge o. coun- count' and frellng firm: prires ruled A. D. IBHJ and recorded in the Site wakes every night ap<tcoughs quite sixteenth invention to the nom 1 clothes and everything done to relieve u-rfuiting. He h said to belong to a gang alxmt Ac h.icber. nsles ranged at office of the Jieataler ot Deeds tor Barry a spell, county. Michigan, on’ tbe seventeenth day itetlua of Folkit, of Cincin- their sufferings, but despite prompt mrdl- who bail their headquarters at or near 1L30 •»•«. 8MKt5.?<J MgbL 844G»5.15 rough But In other re«pe-.’Ls she is doing quite of April A. D. ta*. in liber 2* of mortgages on Mb,put ;>wnih“ T- Neal up with a cal assistance, Lena died a few hours later ] Antioch, three of whom are already in packing, IS.®?*-® mixed, pnd J5.25©.'x65 pare 1 X On which mortgax" there is claimed Leary packing and shipping lota. well. tobe due at tbe date of this nrtlce tbe sum ot ■ ’pweh ■ ■: ig'.r and fire. G. D. Dodge, of in horrible agony, and tbe baby is dying. I jail. Cattle-Marirel rather active nn local and thirteen hundred elxhty nine and seventy five Cksslsr.l. i-«m«l Virgil P. Kline, and Tbe mother may survive. Several persons j Mrs John Parke, of New York city, ehlprlng account and fcriinc strong: prices There Is nothing like philosophy te help one hundredths doliars and an attorney fee of wa, leaning out of her window the other who assisted in the rescue received seri ­ rulrel Ml-IOc higher on the best grades; one bear the ills of life, but In the case of thirty five dollars provided for in said mortgage km’ctat rre.,.:. Ung rheere Michael Ryan. qnotatiuns ranged •« 85J»A4®chotc* to fancy this family what Is most needed is a good and no suit or proceedings at law having oeea of b.r mouth. A «lrl rkkrf tbm up und . • <■-• ■atwit.unomhmtM Catnpbtdl. it ous burns. Instituted tor. cover the debt secured by «*M supply of Dr. Pierce’s Golden Medical walked off with them aud now Mrs. Parke »blvv<D, arere. k'.-tutin'tatabjr alim-M ,>tupOfHiblu to obtAiu order M> common to fair do. J3.730.4.40 DlBeevery. 11 would cleanse Amelia’s luid mortRiure or sny port th^rtol. Therefore by virtue of the ftower of ssle contained In said has advertised for them. butdieni' ►teerik, fS.tDlt-'LSO Blocker*, gL77<cJ. 'bough after (.'•■"'■pbeH was named to jyo- I. St. Louts. July SU.—Charles B Coning­ mortgage and the statute In inch case made and blood, cure pfi ’ a ailments, aud check ma ’ s Tbe Hayticn revolutionist* at Kingston, 4*1 Texan*. »X4«M >• feeder*. >lJ«&4.to noUce la Hereby given that on Friday so euthuainstic were ,Xhe ham, for the part four years telegraph op­ Jamaica, have Heeled General Ansei/e cows, flAWkW buthu a<^l »2.5l»35.-W veal- cough. The -Golden Medical Discovery,” provided. tbe second day of October. A. D. 1W. at ten •Heintz, i, by its actions on the liver, cleanse the o'clock in the forenoon of said day I shall sell at be ballot was finally taken erator in the broker's office of John Mul­ Prophete commander-in chief of their C<Sbeep-Market moderately active and prices system of Impurities, it cures humors, public auction to the highest bidder at the north sad rv-nlu ‘ nipliell, MH 7-lH; Neal, ford, in this city, disappeared about a forces and the latter ho. is-ued an »d front door of the court house In the City ot •>’, Johnson, 1.1 . week ago and his present whereabouts are dm. Calling OU B«r>len» to.uppon hlu> ruled &a-lOr higher on beet grad«>: quotation* ulcers, bolls, scrofula, salt-rheum, erysip­ Hasungs. fU.-ry county. Michigan, (that being ranged at >a.M&’>.0J western. >L.«a-LJU oa­ elas, and all kinds of sores and swellings. the place where the circuit eourt tor Barry R*rue,..) to Mak* It riuinlmon*. unknown. It is believed that financial in an endeavor to Repose lllppolyteth m, am! |A3»*.7S lamte. county ta boMeu) tbe premises described in Wh«ut:,.. result of the ballot was an­ trouble*, together with several intricate The only guaranteed blood-purifier. said mortgage, or ao much thereof as may be Produce: Butter-Fancy separator, nounced afrom Cuyahoga, in be- matrimonial tangles, are tbe raase of bi* per lb; dairies, fancy, frert. Unslng citizens have decided to nut necessary to pay tin: amount due on said mort­ tau of Kline, moved to make it unani- absence. A few years ago Coningbam General Tom Browne, for many year* a rtock, frert. lOaWKc. hggs-Lore off. Wi I*r up 8300 to have the state camp meeting of gage wiui seven ]wr cent interest thereon and -11 legal coeds together withan attorney fee of mot:. The Humihon county boys yelled married a Mis* Nellie Eastman, of St. member of con grew from Indiana, died do*. LI ve poultry-Old chickens, lie per lb: five dollars as provided therein. Th© . o *iih all th. -irengthof their lungs. Paul, Minn., aod after living with her for at Martiuaville. Ind., yesterday. spring. HMblrtc: roo-uers. turkeys mixed. tlie Adventists held in tlie capital city thirty premises b*-ing described In said mortgage a* SSlilr: ducks, «ai®: spring. 11412c. Potatoes August IV. hundred dtilcgates aud 5,(00 sjiectators a year left her and soon after formed the al’ that certain piree or parcel of land 1 vitig and W. & Capeller w*. elected prrald«>l of — 8t 1-oula. Eariy Ohio. S2.uoa2.ld per bbl: being situate In tlie Township ot Haallnga tn F't tau k at them with hoots, yells, shrieks. acquaintance of a young woman nt Mar- the National Editorial oaaociatioii at S’. No greater triumph In medicine or chemtatry the County of Harry aud Hute of Michigan and U&8X5O. Alton. SX.Ul£X2f.. Ap«-c*ik. rebel warwhoop*—a combination •eka. Ills., with whom he lived an man Paul. The aoociation adjourned yerter- pS^lUtorta>Ltta2.«» per bbk choice. |2A. hM'becn recorded than Hall's Hair Reuewer described as follows lo-wit: Tlie north half of UQ*artl. ;y utiises horrible enough to send aud wife for six years. Three years ago sreawberrire -Itarine. >1.001.25 per 1^;t case. to revivify and restore gray hair to tbe color of the north e*n quarter of section thirty one In town three north of range eight weal containing d Tb. pre.ld.nt ot th. EoglUh iXterrto»-R«L ILW*!* P« case; • »toue Maine into hysteric*. The scene was he married Mim Clara Codding, of I* youth. efghtv acres of land more or lea* according to peated u i(,..a ;|je chairman put the qtiea- Soto, Mo., who, with ber 10-montht-old tred,->I<1 I”111' hou—ot common. th»t bBroom ^n-Huri. per 11k whbk the United Stales survey thereof. Benton Harbor shipped its first basket ,i -n.atlt mtbc voted •‘No," and again a baby, is left in a pennilwu* condition. Dated July 8U1.IMI __ »,W0 W.Uh llo-plot. Worker, were out CI brurt, green. self-workin*c. *a4Wc: in­ of peaches to Chicago Tuesday. Dakixl HraiKKX. Mortgagee. ta’td time when their own choice, Larry DaniklStkikkk. All’yin person. i "jilepb Ie>u,enm»rk dir-1 lu"‘ • h»rk side and covers. 4^®*Mc: common brush. • ral. mounted a chflr and moved the ap crooked, »>c. Up to date over 870.000 in attachments P^intmeti; of »committee to “escort the Toledo, O., Jpiy 18.—The street car pond «t K.ure. CUI Irom » helgl.l o('« have been placed on S. IL Howell’s property ■mgorernur of ohi<to tbe hall” Tbe >orh«.,be*lta« the world'.rwordo. Strike still continues. Not a car has moved iu Muskegon. 'memmoi men yelled so viciously at this J« n tbat-then* were cries from hundreds ■Ita Tue-lay nl«bt. * proportion to ’1''nuriday”»«”“ l» conhre.rern M o . WMc: August. September. ^»‘A new 840,000 brick block is to be erect­ -i’ut them all out,” and the talre »■«<» to »1.7S pettier ol twelve ucBUdrerror-l »-.™ “rre ot Corn—No. 2 mixed cash. TOc; 9“ ed at FilnL legatiDh yelled back. ‘•Come and try it” hour. «mi rejected by lb. -triker., uel-o do September, fllHc2 crop,. loerlrwH" '™m |D The Michigan Central pays out 810,t»OC mixed cart, 43c; do September. J1V- Rraone to give them 40 per cent, of the gross j e." month in salaries at Niles. Yesterday tbe mayor •‘STnrt NW0»1 tank 0( Wjuu- Negiected. Barley-Neglected. Wu* ’’i'J’oiuted to escort fares collected. mem. |12.oraL4» for new. Lard-Quiet. fesueda proclamation to the effect tb»t taanli *1'*.»’*■- ,h‘‘ i’,,arurm, nod soon ap-The Sebewaing coal mine* are producing Kan is in th® bands of a bapk « \u-u»t. JC.OO-. September. »*LT11. m»< ,ae rioHtinee, when a storm of the blockade of business must be stopped. Sr “j. liMU'.ir. -«».«» .»d Un Stock: Catde-Tradiog active at m from 75 to 100 tons of coal per day. advance of Wc per I® lbs for all •SrE<lc‘jP??r' He thank*l the „dtb« it tb. The farm buildings of J. Hodges. Frank­ Mt to beat native steers. $»1> tt«.W P« 1® > ’ »;• 1 1 A vote of confidence was given Ue fwr th* n**mination, lauded tempts to start car* tney snau , , f ■ Texan.,. «3jr«'J-1.nr. bull- -TtaeV and dry cows. t-Ai-.o fort, burned Thursday. Ixms 81,200. h *n.b mlol-.n in done Jk-I •nK>cra<^r for what ^hey had protected. _________ _— _ ... ........ ■ t -... v.. flrnc taml-'E*. Rev. Peter Moerdyke. of Grand Rapids, to.bn I,U' ,n ,,ow*r’ Mn,l ’hen proceeded ( u.H.u. ---- --------------tie*. Only HW 4 j active at un advance ot Hcpcrlh. M«iimid.?:1', ’I,e. R<*P'‘W‘«an congress. He accepts a call to Trinity Reformed ebnreb, WASHXNGTOS July ia—■ Secretary Ioa- wllh tb* oppoaition. | fl llre hoir,. gs.OQ^jb i*r I® lbs. Mtidh’o hi-, opponent, but in Chicago. “ ^m^%«ta I du.,« n.. ' ’ ■;:',*|d'« y r-tood for a jH-micious rrr yc.Mcru«j -i-.---------. I « tamou. W1" .World” John W. I^ing was caught between two w____ 1* A. z,fflr». of the COIiec-*t ' pi, ininikU™3 J’**r**' . .. ...___ . .i.re SV/.c-M e . , fj 8 (4'1 cart Igt^C bid' Au* tor g.K.*U'• •"'errata of monopoly and StS-‘W4i,m of well a* gust. C«fc nominal; December. No­ 1 ore cars at Ishpeming Thuraday and In­ wm ui n uf p“*w-,he flrst wbkh u> e-rry «ul > iuurr ^Uu- ? „,7..___ k. BV. hid Cara—No. 2 cart. 01c stantly killed. mils. The amount ia the ad’»u»> ’"d Charles S. Ford has been arrested a’ IN THE hiu. ---------- -—Jackson and taken to Bay City for the tian ofexpcnw* U grades Whi-ti >1 "uo* tne Convention. Toixdo. July at of neveuty-five peroona in various forgery of a 8&0 draft ta 1887. I Job’. Mfcc; An­ Th, XrttoMl "-b—Aab r M.bmitt«i a ««>- are diapenaeu with.' te. Cora-Quiet; tie' f Hon. L. T. Neal to appear «tati«Uta^3E! 5* ■ ‘-'..lotalo Ayers CherryPectoral Dr. J. C. Ayer & Co W. L. DOUCLAS S3 SHOE S3.’Lfc:» sa.^bi! Soys’ Ladies Woolley & Bronson, shoke ED. 70WERT NO. 35. ALWAYS THE SAHE i“ ALWAYS THE BEST 5<- C1QAR •hmk. . (;D«*‘-ntlon ami tell just th “lt’ dam lletuocral in relation oftUdt'” nomination. Soma e«*tw appeared to take tbe prop- Olueal **■ ------- ----------- ■ laorrojr. O., July sti.-Thoma* Cryrtrt. •nd ML tbe oldest man in the state, died Saturday at tbe infirmary. >k> UOO. , cart. ®Wc. Oi which -mrtc* the weak strong. I .■ : • �■ —..... —----------------------------------- r- No «on.y R.qui«d HOUSES FOB DELIVERY. NAPOLEON AND BETSEE. R-penslbl. P»rti« w Cwnm.nee TT«taent OOINO HOME.’ A machinist of this dty ba* patented Aweary with the weight of years. Worn with tho xr?re! * U something novel In the tray of n flro o cape. The coutrivanro is lira to aarvo ns a PRIVATE TURNOUTS RIVALLED BY A,^ freight or poswagur elrintor. THE DRV CQODS TEAMS. To find tho hsuata of chalB. ERAL’S LIFE AT HELENA. . The machine h:u been lri»4 on the rear HtlU held by rnrrnoryt tearb^Ja-* of a largo flat house on Wv>» One Hundred Tbr-s w*adM-inir feet went on1 to '“*rcn and Twenty-fifth street. Tho inventor, his For old time hope, and LaanUjBgrin; The p*»l snow in thought bad come. wife, several children nud two workmen, Bringing to mind an oW tltno home. on tb< with nearly n tou of old iron, were .run up Coroultallon .tai ra.o.tatal-Hra *rt”> «ll^Ub. the side of the house from the ground to But, ah, that homo had past away. I the fifth story in thrce-qunrten* of a min­ Tbotehopre and hnunte were now no more: ute, and were lowered again in half a miuA stylishly dressed young woman tripped While f.arcJfl and f w« of past yean* M Had reached tall awn tho fchorc' The decision of the English government । I down the sumo stairs VI of .. a ^.w.. brownstone house^on,, , . 1 iaowamv Tho weary Wil roaowed Its strength. to withdraw tbe garrison of imperial The machine w run by oud man, who , Ma,Hwjn avenue the other day awl waited a muuU crank, and it ran carry two ! the curb, where ber brougham was awaittroops stationed for ao many years on tbe turns I Walting a:ummuns ,. From him Who ktjowrth when to ca.l lonely and threatening rock of SL Helena tons i up to tbe top of the highest building. ।Illg her to ber ordera IIC.. A X* footnjim listenc*!------------ His weary pilgrims m his horac. nwnkcns a thousand recollections. Many A . cogged atrip ot Iron two feet wide und |I attentively • • and>-* ---- climbed ««—*—’ •— then up•..»»«>»«« to the box To realms of cveriattmg da*. a heart sank nt the aspect of the abrupt, oue । foot deep, which serves uh a track, I* alongside the coachman. The handsome Where raemnrio* never rime sway. almost perpendicular sides of this huge fastened to the wall uf die building. On this pair of bays arched their necks and started Wlillo farewells here and greetings there moss, yb«m, tdMr »h the century, a British •the car—a pintform of iron, with walls of all on a trot with a grace which showed Had only then Loco freshly made. man-of-war approached the island, bearing the same material—glides up and down. that they were a team worth owning. Just Another call camo to that homo on board the unhappy Napoleon Bonaparte. “It is the easiest thing in the world to its they were starting off another team And was most chrerfatty Seventy days of almost unendurable life run it," said the inventor. “Juet jump drove up, a door or two away- These two A fcrrjTO.-.n iTcim rams 'l"Scil> . on the Northumberland, ended by one on.” were a well matched pair as well, and Across death's ewelliag tide. night, passed under military guard, in a I di<l, and we went up the side of the looked every whit os well fed and sleek as To carry forth the one bereft. hoetclry in St. Helena. The hateful prison building at good speed, with no apparent the others. But instead of drawing n For moettaa "a the Other Mde Tho bride of yean* threescore and wore. of Longwood being as yet unprepared for power save that furnished by the inventor, brougham they were attached to n delivery At tirrcthor, f«i overWentworth. m->r 5. ita guest, tbe authorities selected the house who turned asmall crank, the end ol which wagon of one of ihe big dry goods stares. At bum?, num.. wa® _Johu of Mr. Balcombc, a merchant, ns a tem­ entered a peculiar looking covered box on Their driver eyed the other tram narrowly. porary resting place for the unfortunate the inner Hide of the pintform. "Bv George!" he said, turning ta his as­ Only a Flee® ot Chalk"Now let's go down," he said when we sistant, "that’s the very same team which prisoner of war, and be wept thither the Few people know what a wonderful ob­ reached the top floor. the Ik»i« sold to So-and-so. the banker, last next day. . We went down. There wns a whirr of week, and a good sum be got for them too. ject n bit of chnlk i • wh« examined under Mr. Balcombe bad a charming wife and a microscope. Take your knife y»lnde and a young family. One young daughter, wheels, and the earshot toward tho earth I’d know those homes anywhere, fori have about thirteen years of age at the time, has with such rapidity that I thought it hnd driven them myself for the Aartrix months, scraiHsoff a little of the loose powder, catch recorded her impressions of the Emperor broken loose. I mumbled an extempo­ and I would never forget ti*t step. They'll it on a clean glass slWr, and place this on raneous prayer, but 1 wns agreeably disap­ attract more attention, perhaps, than they the stage of a good table microscope. Lae Napolen in a deeply interesting narrative. For nearly two months this sprightly girl pointed, for tbe inventor by means ot the did in this rig, but I’ll wager they won't a quarter-inch olijcctive lens and Illumi­ was daily in tbe society of t hat most un­ crank slowed the machine, nnd wo touched get any better treatment than when wo nate tbe field wilh a cone ot light from the concave ride of tbe reflector. The powder happy exile, and saw him through a differ­ the ground without a jar.—New York bad them.” Dr. A. C. Fruth, Celebrated Surgeon and President _________________ ent medium from that in which he bad Herald. The driver of the dry goods wagon was will te seen to consist of n confused mass ever bad the opportunity of presenting right, and tbe young woman who was of beautiful tiny shells, many of them of Why lie Called. Of tbe driving behind tho pair ofbays was all un­ the most curious form. himself to English eyes; though Talma A Vienna paper relates an amusing in ­ A better way, however, is to rub dawn s aud other stars of the French' stage—not conscious that the horses of which she wns forgetting Mlle. Georges, the aetrosa who cident which happened to a great lady just so proud hud been engaged tho week Iwfore portion of chalk with au old toothbrush in begged permission to share and lighten his recovered from a long and severe ilinetw. in tbe plebeian busincra of delivering bun­ a tumbler half flllod with water. It you desire to rireparc several slides rub ou captivity—knew his gnyety and his artistic Seated in her boudoir, she wns looking over dles around town. tbocardsof condolence that had been left about a tonJnoonful of the |>owdcr. Shake VALUE OF HOUSES IN BUSINESS. nature. Pcruuinqplly established and lueorponited They had been bought by her father for tbe tumber tebkly, allow tbe s«l;mant to under the laws of the state of HL. with a capital stock of $100,000. for th«-'wi*ntlfic Mr. Balcombe, holding the appointment for her while ill. Among the name* of counts, barons and other aristocratic • n round ♦1,20), and only the coachman was settle for a" moment nnd th^n carefully of purveyor to the emperor, was in com­ ■ymptlblxera, .mbl^ned with tarn. and suceewful treatment of all forma ot Chronic and Sexual Disease}, i atarih.-Asthma. pour off the milky looking water. munication with him, not onlj^durlng tbe aud coata-of-arms, she came across a plain . ... ./ ....—T Repeat thia until tbe water remains Stumaclt. Kidney. Bladder. Nervous nnd Special Diseases of Men nnd Women. Tbe fact that they bud been “work” horses stay at tbe Briars, but in the subsequent card with tbe simple Inscription of "Hor­ might have spoiled their beauty in her clear, nnd you will then have left in the Ably nsribted by a full staff of eminent physicians and surgeon, fW e¥My dvWft. terrible captivity at Longwood, and the n eyes, but if she ever does find ont tbe se­ bottom only perfect shells, or large parts ment of medicine and surgery. . young girl who recounts her impressions man Berger." In vain tbe lady naked who Herman Ber­ cret she can console herself by tbe fact of shells. Take up a small pinch of this ‘ ot Napoleon was without fear or self conger was. The servants could not give her that hers is not the only team to bo seen on de|>oslt, spread It carefully over the center Catarrh Cared. Calitrtal affection*of t*sciuusness in her intercourse with him. any other information than that tbe indi­ Fifth avenue which lias coinc from the ot a glass slide. Dry over n lamp, nnd, if the <!youlon that Ute dl’scasra peculiar to Iwr dom. throat, lungs and -tomacli. teoachltM • THIt KNPEROB AND THE GIKL. , consumption and dyspepsia.-Mteco^ vidual had been a remarkably handsome you wish to, preserve the slide for future sex ore Incurable- By my new metiMM of treat­ asthma same source. AU preconceived notions of the terrible ment. which !■» entirely harmlee* and easily ap, fully treated by the most recent and wientlte young man. The lady’s curicalty was ex­ 1 Deed not raffer.a Uvtnx death. All rartbods wblrh aevast hospital experience has Several of the big dry goods^ stores have use, mount It in Canada balsam, pressing puJd. "Bony” gave way before the playful and cited, and she gave orders tu admit the horses nmouff their stock which will chai- ' out the bubbles of air beneath the corer cow strictly confidential. Curable rosea guar proved worthy of cotindri.re. We desire oobetfriendly manifestations shown by Na-, person in case he should call again. The lengc comparison with the better class of glass. If only intended 'for present ex­ snteed. ter proof of success titan tin- t«KI>iiotnal«M file polcon to "Mademoiselle Betsee,” as he order was punctually obeyed, and on the carriage horses owned by wealthy indi­ amination you mny tank the mounting.— Dr. Fruth after year* of experience has per­ at the iustltute of thousand* helplt -, ra>-ea Hut ailed her. The coldness of bls stern, pale fected the most lulaillble method of curing Vital we restored to health and bappint.**. next day |*he received n really charming viduals. in no other business is the qual­ Macon Telegraph. ■ features soon melted into fnBcinnting drain in Urine. Nocturnal Iraan*, which cause young man. dressed in exquisite style, who ity of horse flesh higher than in the dry Jin pal red Memory. Weak Back. Melancholy. contemplating marriage, raare; 0! pwtiod smiles, and his games ot play with t he child evidently felt greatly einlmrraasetl at the goods business. Tho rivalry has been so Want of Eneray Premature decline of the Man­ weakness, loss of procreative ta win.impoteon quickly put herquite at her ease. Once, it bonur of u tete-a-tete with tho still charm­ siiaq* among the mure pretentious estab ly fowars, which can be quleUy cored If con­ Fair dealing is a characteristic of the sulted be Idiocy, insanity, falllna fits, or total or any other <ihqualification, *p«dl!j restored. Is true, finding ber at lessons, be asked a ing, thoughsoniewhnt faded, benuty. lishmenta that it hasn't atopped at tbe j typical New York uewriwy, Some men Impotency results. Tbe»e terriole disorder* Kpllepar or Fils prnitlvely cawd oyoarnea question as to tbe capitels of Europe. “I can hardly Und words,” said the lady, bargain counter. Ono or two of the ■'.'And what is the capital of ■Russia!" he would heritnte to give him a quarter to arising from ruinous prartees ol youth, bllght- and never falling Hospital tn-rtmeaL with a blush, “to thank you for the sym­ wealthiest of the dry goods men hit upon most radiant hope*. unfiUhig patient (or asked. “Petersburg now, but Moscow take around the corner to get changed, but Inrtlw Kidney and llladdir Hl.ea.r«, BrigtatU Mudy. society, or marriage, annually sweeping DiMase, pathy you have manifested fur a stranger.” Diabetes aud klmlrediuialadh-* tresied a plan a few years ngo to attract attention persons wbo have carefully observed the t<» an untimely gravo thousands of young men formerly,” said the little girl; when, with “I beg-your pardon, gracious lady,” and cures affected la tnou«md> otcascalhu to theinetorea. Tho general delivery sys­ distinguishing traits of the newsboy would of brilliant, intellect. a voice of thunder and fiery eyes. Napoleon had been pronounced »x->ond rape. stammered the dandy; “but I am the agent tem had been in voguo for some time, aud Pile*, Flstnla. ElMure. 1’olypl Cured without askvd who had burned Moscow. havunosuch fear. Wednesday afternoon Epilepsy posltlvrh rared by our new of Messrs. A. & B.. the undertakers.” It occnrwi to one of tho dry goods kings a gentleman bought four cents’ worth of pain, knife or cautery. No detention from busi- Deve> falling Hospital treatin'-/. This ghastly and frightful remembrance that if bis go**ls were delivered m style to newspapers in Park row from a small boy no doubt scorched his very heart, and Examination nf the .Urine. Rach person applying lor medical treatmen! J&ouM»«4 hia fashionable customers tho impression whom he had never before seen. He ten­ orFree quickly changed tbe courteous gentleman bring an ouoee ol Ibelr unite, which will receive a careful chemical and niicruwopicrt MareSelf control among women hns fortu ­ inode would l» a valuable one to him. into an image of unbounded terror in the dered n ten rent piece in payment, aud the InaUoa. nately come into fashion, and a heroine So ho provided his wagon with driver boy, muttering something nbont “no eyes of bis youthful companion. But, as n WONDEUFl!!. CURBS perfected in <d<l ease* which have been nefilrew.l or utwIcilUtRy ennnot expect to add to her charms, either nnd footman in livery ami bought a num­ rule, Napoleon would show an almost boy­ change,” clasped the adu in hl* dirty fist treated. Nbvxpe riment* or fallnrc*. i’art lei treated by mail and etpreM. bul when pomibic. ronsmtaUoD Is preferred. Curable caras guarauterd. ish mirth, not unmixed with a tinge of in novels or real life, by giving way to a ber of fine hon$n at big prices. He got the and darted down^lbe street. While wait­ personal rar-case* and eorreapondcitce roiindetittal. Treatment rant Q. D. to any jsirt ol b. S. Lht “sweet sensibility.” last harness that tho market could afford, ing unconcernedly fpr bis ebnnge tlie gen­ o! 130 questions free. Ailcress with 1 osteite. Dll. FRUTH. *» East Madison !*'... Ubicate. ID. malice. Mrs. Thrale, Dr. Samuel Johnson's and his rigs did make the impression that tleman was acemted by a friend, who in­ A little friend of “Mademoiselle Betsec” camo to the Briars, and having beard ter­ friend, often had as a visitor at her house he bad calculated on. Other houses fol­ vited him Into nu adjacent art gallery. rible stories of “Bony,” clung in agony to a young woman named Sophy Strcatfield, lowed his example, until now tbe store­ When they came uut the purchaser uf the "Bctsec” when the emperor came out on who was universally acknowledged to lie a keeper that wants to get fashionable cus­ newBpniH-rn had forgotten all about bis the lawn. Seeing this, Napoleon walked most fascinating young woman. She was, tom expects, as a matter of course, to make change end went bis way without 1L The up to her. brushed her hair up with his moreover, one of those who, even in that his deliveries with n proper amount of following day, as lie wxs passing through bauds, shook hU head, nuulc horrible faces tearful age, proved decidedly amusing style. Otherwise he knows that he stands Park row. he was stopped by a newsboy, and gave a regular bowl after the Cossack from her habit of unnecessary weeping. n good chance of being left l»ehind in tbe j who brusquely remarked: “Say, mister, manner. Having frightened the child al­ One day Mrs. Thrale promised Fanny Bur- race. Tbe stables of these dry guo<b» I why didn't yer wait for yer change yestermost Into hysterics the emperor began to ney.who had UfiyeF witnessed the phenom- houses form n big item of expense, for ’ day! Here's yer six rente."—New York emm, t hat she should "sec Misa St reutfleld many of them are models in their way. and laugh violently. Times. ______ ________ - The adventurous "Mees Betsec," in re­ cry.” As Sophy wns taking her leave the horses arc well cared for. Self Natlufird. A firm on Twenty-third street have al­ venge fur some teasing tricks of the em­ Mrs. Thrale urged bef^p stay, adding, "If peror, kept him at bay, on one occasion, in you go I shall kuow yoh don’t love me ns ways taken an especial pride iu the horses Schopenhauer, the great German philas Lady ' .....---------...Gresham." ... . lucviiw, iuc;r they use, nuu ami tut tbe bii[t'utuvuuvuk superintendent uj of their a corner of the drawing room at the Briars well naopher, afforded One of tlie moat remark­ Then Indeed (be (rara eetM nto Mln. big tiedlbs 113home, oworf by flourishing ever bis head a magnificent able examples of self complacency that has bought tor saber which beTiad shown ber as a curios­ Strratdeld e ejra end rolled down ber bT,h, Orm „„ „oe ba, ever been knowm His naive culogiumsou pretty cheeks. .j-jjp flrm bh own productions are almost beyond be­ ity, Come here, Miss Burney, called Mrs. lhe i,ay|ua himself, and every horse which XAPOLEON’S rLAYTUUVESS. lief. Come and me Mis* jjjg superintendent pick* out must be The spirited child made repeated passes Thrale in triumph. In writing to his publishers of his work , , , i brouaht around to him for approval. at her illustrious victim, und entreated Stn-a: field cry!, he says, “lu worth and importance are «o The young .adydul not seem to be In th' excellent CAHM given. him lo suy bis prayers, us she meant to kill great that I do not venture to express it, least offendedliy this, but gently wiped । dry good, mon take* as much rare him. Her cries of exultation brought her LU bnduras horra* a* he doe* even toward you, because you could not elder sister ta the spot, and indeed “Miss her eye* and became composed agaiu.-hx- |n believe me,” and he proceeds to quote a • I in..Ivrara^leeew BetMK-’s" arm was dropping from sheer ex­ Cliangt. choosingraatrae.era team forl.iu his private use. U1I... The review "which speaks of me with the high­ haustion, i and she soon demisted. The Costly Poytagc Stamp*. ‘ reporter went through the stables in com­ est praise, as the greatest philosopher of grand chamberlain also camo to the rescue, Some stamps are quoted nt bi& prices. pany with Superintendent Denmcad, who the ngr, which is rccliy saying much less bis parchment visage glowing with indig­ The rarest of French stanqia, that ot one knows every one of the ninety-five hursess than the good man thinks." nation at the insult offered to his master. “Sir,” be said to an unoffending stran­ franc, orange color, lame of 1S4B, is worth iu it by name, and is justly proud of the Napoleon, however, only pinched the ear ninety dollara new nnd twenty-five dollara establishment over which lie presides. The ger wbo watched him across a table d’hote, ■ ot the young rebel and laughed good huhour, ,into .which teams where he acted the part of tho local “lion" if ir canceled. canceled, The me first/ nrav Hawaiian stamp stump ground ----- :----------------, the — , "are , moredly. Ucued. with acum Hu,aid of dudgn. ta drf'm ’m™ “"«• “”'™> ’,"h habitually, "Sir, you are evidently aston­ At the whist table that evening he re­ currently exchanged for a FJOO bill, If iu a cement, which is always kept clean. On ished st my appetite. True, I eat three , venged himself on bis youthful tormentor good state of preservation. Tbe stamps the floor above nro tbe stalls, and it was a times as much as you, but then I have ■ by.revoking and finally mixing the cards of Reunion Isiaml in 1852, oue for fifteen very tempting array of horseflesh which three thnes as mnch mind!”—Youth's Companion. the other for thirty centime*, both on sky they contained. accused of this by "Mees Betsee” he adroit­ blue horses,• ” .said Mr. ~ Dvnmead, oiue paper nuu nnd pruned printed wmi with oraiuary ordinary „ “Those .... -----u..>. i for __ __ «... ... ly ran uff with ber new frock, which lay on types, are worth more than t'.’OO for the conMn t hoI... “_rvil a whit better• .in a TirtViltt* stable. Htjuil*. * They I hnl- arc Itr.. groomed ivr-rwurirawt just as tbe sofa—a white frock with rosebuds, in­ " II private Nine is the Just ot the significant digits * tended to be worn at Sir George Cock­ But the rara avhtatbalof the Isle of rTfuI*^’’lBn'1 * veterinary and expresses thb greatest amount that burn's ball. It was Napoleon himself who Mauritius ISM. Whether it ia red or blue. I 7**,‘M**,U 1110 »*. on tho watch ainunuw, i»u. lu-inrr n is reu or uiue, I , . . for can be indicated by one figure. It is tho can be . . or not. canceled, ... . .bean .: tthe nta «W®* r.llrrwvn* Ae a n iw.n..«l bad asked leave of Mr. Holcombe for the canceled bo long as it Kliment. As general thing d CaiDccieu <>r uuk cuuccimi, bu tunic ns it, ucara । , — , , . ?----- - — ——• sccoFiJ square number. It is employed but nMn In In ,Hin .....1 little girl to be allowed to attend t bls ball, the wonl... •■poMufflce" In Eogltab, It bring, 1 «H !’ htir bo1 !j!™ lhf New *•'» Vnrlr '°rk n.nrl*n» mertet.nnd |.little In tbe Scriptures. There are nine and be now ran off with her dress and ffluo. Between stamp* quoted at Much high I frCQueutl? the dealers, when they haven I orders uf angels. The Grecians taught locked himself In bia own apartments. price* and those obtainable fur a hnlffH-n- I *,orw-' which they think will suit us, send that there were nine muses. The mystical "Mees Betace" remonstrated outside the u, ton nrn plenly ol n good nreng. kind “ '"""1 5"" « W •» <>» and significant numbers formed by combi­ closed door, both iu English and French, worth from twenty cents to a dollar. The I "’“J from w"'0’ "ntl Tre eveu a but was answered only by laughter from M*4Xican GaadaUxanis, white, half real, I pair unct* which cost F>00 a piece. That nations of the d-gits are almost without within, and it was not until the very day 1807, and canceled, arc worth lift v dollars; WRS. an ’HJ’Ji’tad price, though, although end and ftannut lie here Mentioned, but a of the ball that the emperor restored tbe the English Gnianoa, round, black or yel-1 we bare raid our horses n* high a* that, student of numbers will find much in t hem drees. Snch amusements as these hid for low, 1850, are worth fifty-five dollara; the B would surprise yon if 1 should give you to interest and instruct.—Chicago Herald. a few hours the galling sense of surveil- telegraph stamp of Bavaria, 18TO, is worth lh,c of *omc of the private fumiliea The Tyrians excelled all other nations In Isnre which weighed ou tbe mind of the fifty dollara if it 1* new, t wenty dollara if «riv® oul tehind horse* that have been the manufacture of a purple die, said to unsubdued captive. canceled.—ChicagoHerald. I bought of us. Tlie fire still burned unqucnched iu those | Erary few days some one I* dropping in, have been extracted (ram a shellflsh found -veins of Napoleon's. He who would piny । trying to get one or more of our horse.* on their coast. It is now well known that Study These Oat. tin dissolved iu muriatic acid produces a at blindman's buff with tho children at The familiar query, If Dick’s father Is I from us. Sonict imes wc will hit upon a brilliant purple die, and that tin dissolved tbe Briars, and tease “Mees Betsee” to the specially well matched pair, and then one Tom's son, what relation ia Dick to Tom! . point of weeping, bad his own terrible . of our cuatomcra who has caught sight of in nitric will produrea scarlet dyo. it is is easier of solution than tbe other one ' hours of gloom and depression. It must closely allied to it, which runs a* follows: 'I them will try to bargain for their sale. not unreasonable, therefore, to sup|tora TmrzzTe* | Here the horse* nre better housed than that tlie -use of tin In dyeing had much to have teen strange fur Mrs. Bulcombc to bear him regretting his two wives, and A man standing before a portrait says of It: JI m«»r«1P«>rU'»ll>’l°N"wi-ork..nd well do lathe production of the Tyrian nurulo Bisters and brothers have 1 none— a I ' re.Utat.mntatoLrt.vwita'n.tan K~»»ed •»!-ellted M Ibex urn the, ™ of the Pheniclausj equally—one as “Grace,” the other as “In­ nocence.”—Manchester Times. Wkd nation « epmker lo (be pee- I T.“'1° Dr. G. Moyer, by n comparison of records m depleted In (be porlndc- Tb. “*»“" A m“‘*“ ,,h« son depicted in tbe portrait!_______ ___ extending over a number of years, has con­ Snall'a Pace.” often given "‘“■ough . few cluded that the moon lias an influence iu is often given llinl that (be,portrait tbe .portrait rapment, represent* are rateed in the state.” the speaker himself, when, an a matter of In one of the six lx>x stalls reserved ns a lowering tbe height of tbe barometer In longrr ns a term more or less indefinite. fact, it represents tbe speaker's wn-New hos[‘itnl for tho horses that may fall Hl the months from September to Jannarv, at By an tnttreating experiment at tbe Flor­ York Tribune. '■ the time of full moon, and In raising it stood a blnck hone, which looked just os ence Polytechnic institute the pace won a»during tbe Una quarter. His views are young as his companions. - eertainrd exactly and reduced to figure*, confirmed by the Independent studlw of “That horse," said the superintendent, »It has been raid that no native of an aa he patted hte flank affectionately, "is fli Captain Seenntnn. No effect has been perifnvor the use of exact terms. A balf doxeu arctic country can long view an auroral yean* old, although he don’t look a day ccived in the other mouths. of the mollusks were permitted to crawl display without nu almost uncontrollable pver 15. He has M-rved the house since between two points ten feet apart, and Friggu, from whom Friday |M derived, desire to seek the interior of his hot and 1873, aud now in hi.* old age be is pensioned from this tho average pure wa* ascer­ was either a gud or a gaddeas, according to the glow ot a fire of far less brilliancy, but tained. In working the calculation into une much more valuable for ita life giving aS. He never doe* any hard work, and time and country. As a man he was u £be orders are to rare for him just as well feet, yards, reds, furlongs aud miles Jt i warmth. The light of the aurora mate- as any of tho others until be dies.”—New great hunter ami warrior, al way* repre­ was found that it would take a snail ex­ sented wilh a drawn sword in one hand Hally assists naaista miners mintt^of riallv of Alaska during the Y’ork Sun. ______ actly fourteen days to crawl a mile.—St and a bow In tte otlwr. In the Scandiuashort arctic day by enabling them to work Louis Republic. viau countries Frig-gx was called the when it would otherwise be dark.—St. Venus of the North,” aud tbe sixth d*v Louis Republic. An Irish gentleman getting upon a street of the week wu ... , 3 rar found one place vacant, which he pro­ ship. ---------w rarwur. “I don't see why you went to the ex­ ceeded to occupy. pense of a covered van to move our stuff, I| "Take twenty perfectly braltby men nud "Sure,” said he, with a ti in his When Queen Victoria came to be mar Maria. It's so old and worn no amount of I put them to horseback riding for an hour eye, “I came just In the uick rial there was a rare fathering up of lace weather could damage it." “How is that?” , , .... , I each day,” says a Chicago doctor, “and w W‘“PP’r »»r bridal drew and rail. ata just kbe powt. J don t want wiLhln month* from eight to fifteen "Arrah! If I was to come now. I shouldn 't J/**•“ ,Or?'r I""*'"*’*. Iw -a.' lusec how dilapidated it is. Har- qj t}iem wj]i doctoring lumbago and Bud a seat In the car!”—Youth’s Compan­ wives and now her granddaughter* has >aaar_____________ j weak new of the spine and kidneys. De­ ion. .. since pm mtteh mot»ev in the pocketa of _ ___ __________ ________________ _ ' troll Pre. Pra. SOCIAL SIDE OF THE GREAT GEN­ Hastings, Friday, Aug. 7th, 189]. § a 2 , o .4 s h 5 4 a I Fruth Medical and Surgical Institute, i I V g MONEY Regular Price Hastings-Banner, 1 year .75 Detroit Weekly Tribune 1.00 1.75 The two OUR OFFER! The two papers one year for Subscribe with us or with any of our author Necrologist—What ia then to ! author for children, ia pa**kmately fond of (1 shown by the oral. Milburn Haii, on tbe iditc-r—Yes; but there is no use burling family's feelings:—Puck. .ized agefits. COOK BROS VC � https://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/418/HastingsBanner_1891-07-30.pdf 23aa01f5a54e5b640680d089264da8cd PDF Text Text .~~ T~~ ' hv.,cst Circulation T T Hastings Banner. County. XVI. NO. VOL. JULY 30, 1891. Hastings Banner U. B. church, is progressing finely under the management of Superintendent Milton r Published Thursdays by Bradley. COOK BROS., Wm. Titmarsh Is on the sick ll«L Mrs. Hoffner is seriously ill ycL Wash Price has his new barn completed. Mr. Palmatler A Son are running a meat wagon. * Wm. Waiting and wife went to Olcr Read Tuesday. Troxel Bros, raised ! Dr. Youngs mam­ «.n P’L11"*"' "f Wwdltnj. wed o.-. moth bank barn thu 2!l||. ‘ It! I Hom tbe top ot k ,in,w Several of our G. A.'R. are making ar­ k ")llcr '>«y. 'trlkimt on bh haul rangements to atterai the G. A. It. encamnSer him Thone u,m ment at Detroit. under him. The urrn was fractured In 1. Warner and wife attended the Free severe im?i. u"illUK,?r rwelvwl Methodist meetings in Hustings the pres­ IhJJ wire « m luJ"r,t8’ Jusl ^rioua ent week. incj were, time only ean tell. Martha Barton Istapcndlng a few weeks with her aunt, Mra. B. W. Harten. '* 1,1 • Joyful frame of mind lee.mm be reeelved a card Brush that the iwnslon for which In* had applied Beta) cd Letter. Henry Anders Is al home again. 10 years ago had been granted. • L'liclc Wright has a new wind mill. K!,rof;1,0 h’«»gned*th% principal­ George Magle, uf Prairieville, was on ship oUIh* Middleville schools/ ‘ our streets Sunday. -..1!?Seh.i8on’ the Ml*»«vil> mlllera. Are we to have a Sunday school picnic state that farmers should be In no hurry I* Brush Ridge? about threshing their wheat. They Mate- ’James Babcock now resides in Brush that a good • sweating” In the stack will Ridge. greatly benefit IL • will never know how to make your pur- COUNTY NEWS. mu have visited Hudson's store and found about the grand quantities and startling ... which prevail during the month of June. bills ^r&uelii Intaiats this Week. n s Suit- -Stern, Block A Co. sold us ISj „nd Silk mixed suits last Friday. The reg­ > wholesale price is $11. and they retail at $14 ■ Take choice this week.at $10. To make it attractive in our Men’s Snit Department we i .: .di the residue of our Fire Sale suits to close tn. out at Ten Dollars. All wool suits guarun• : nth regularly $15 to $16, for $10 this week.'•i < I'ant.-. The l iievcelled Pant Company ask­ .. t.> rinse their light-weight trousers. They ha . alwajs wholesaled them at $2. $2.50. $2.S7 ' \Ve made a pat cash offer of $1.50. We . a. oh. what a lot!—three.four. five of a lot. . • I'atterns fifty of n kind. Take ' choice ’ ‘ this i .... a I wool . . pants t for $1.88. . Ponder over this. ■ B'nile trousers north S3, many worth $4. at Jity eigbt. Don’t wait until the best pat­ tern: arc picked out. - Suit- -'Hie residue of the Malconisonstock. In \ are in bankruptcy: what ®f it? Were >: rhe liest manufacturers of boys’ clothing rii-.i' Certainly. They came to grief: we tight t-he stock. s suits'-S- worth Middleville knows when it has enough. And her people are ready to -wear that they do not want any mon* balloon -ascensions” where the balloon don’t nsci-mi. They hn<l one of. that kind the •ftli that was suppteod to be disgusting enough. But tin* amateur sky pilot sal he’d dn it right next time. The rime was set for July i»th. The balloonist was there and ascended to the giddy height of so feet, when he declared tin* atmosphere was -too heavy” and came down. Dis­ gusted spectators? Well, somewhat: Bold burglars broke into the Barker Scale Co.’.-, works at Nashville, and stole Gaylord L<*e’s bicycle the ottier day. Nasliville business men purpose imitat­ ing those of WiKsilnnd by having occasion­ al sporting events- to draw a crowd. Tlie first new brought 82 cents. HUDSON’S GRAND RAPIDS. >u want to buv any furniture: a nice carpet; anything in the line of draperies, rugs or the like. this season? LINOLEUM What it It is a Hour cover made of cork. Call at my stnro and examine it. as it is much superior to carpet or any other floor cover at its value. We n-e r«-c iving the newest and latest designs- also some of tl" mnst desirable novelties in all of our lines. Pay the Store a visit and be pleased. Yours truly. ARCHIE McCOI SEE HERE! Do you want a cart' I have it. Do y(1u want a road wagon? I ha ve that. Do you warn a J top carriage? " I keep them. Du you want a regular top car­ riage? I have them. Wonfd yon tike a two-seated, canopy top buggy! 1 have it. . If you want anything from a bicycle to a locomotive, Call on JESSE TOWNSEND. Offiw it lUrtdence on Mlcblgnn Ave. HASTINGS. MICH. nt Nashville WHOLE NO. 1885. ing until last Thursday. Wm. Obnst; and M..K. Gwin with visltittf friends Sundnyed at Gull take. Battle Creek, Hastings, Charlotte, Grand Rapids and Kalamazoo are al) represented at our pleasant resorts. • Q- A. Hynes and wife were at Hlckory Comers river Sunday. ,F. A. Blackman's colt took thin! money at Allegan races. Dr. Scribner is Imvtag an extensive practice. Ha is out night and day. He has also taken two "given up" patients of other physicians, both of which are now out of danger. Orrcn Barrett is contemplating retiring from fanning. Prairieville was well represented in our town both Friday and Saturday, and they came to buy goods too. If any of our neighboring townsmen will step into Gwin ft Ca’s store most any hour of the day, we doubt If they will ever ■be beard to say that Delton is dead. Work Is progressing nicely on both new Loleta.- B. IL Unested Is also erecting a new building on his vacant lot on Main street. Duck Norwood has her dwelling nearly completed. In fact the sound of the bummer gives the impression that we are on the verge of a boom, with ecerce • day passing without transients visiting' us with a view to locating In our pleasant soon-lo-l»e-cliy. Tolllustrate the business prv.ssure upon the minds or our citizens during the huckIn-rry season we ielate the following: A young man whose bounden duty it Is to look after the general well being of a cot belonging to his parents, arose early Satur­ day morning, break fasted and started with brlndle for the pasture lot one and onehalf mllct! away, left her and had nearly reached town on hta return when he be­ came suddenly inspired wltii the thought that he had forgotten to milk. A quiet season of swearing followed, but when he appeared in town the eow was again with ’ him. wearing her sweetest smile. &<>utl> Curlton. Recently Isaac 1‘urkey’s little son. ut . . _ 5 worth 82.50: 82 Nashville, fell through u fi eti hole in the Oats are coining to the front in promising 50 to 85 suits, worth 85 to SS: second story of a barn to the door belew. I’ shape. It was found that quite a num’.ier of field striking In such a way a*, to terribly cut of wheat were seriously damag<*d by frost, his face aud chin. while other fields yield very heavy. Mr. Rol.. Hummel. '13-year-old son of Wm. Enilsly on the Messer farm used 40 lbs of Iltimmei. uf this village, paid the penalty hinder twine In one day. Those who have of a broken leg for an itiexplicible piece threshed report a fair yield -and good of carelessness while returning on the ex- quantity. cursitni train from (ft taw a Beach last < Sheldon Derbam of Platt Co. Kifnsas, Tuesday evening. While the train was . is visiting hta niece. Mrs. Delta Carpentar. running at full speed m-nr Zeeland station, It is 30 years since Mr. D. has been In west of Grand Rapids, on. the C. A W. M. Hastings. Ry., he was seated upon the lower step of Mr. and Mr*. Yokelv of Rutland spent the coach swinging his legs at objects as Sunday with Mrs. Deal Carpenter. he passed along. Bls leg waa caught in n D. N. Wood is a man in Ids OSlb year. fence at a cattle guard, mid besides break­ He has cradled 17 acres of wheat (badly ing hta leg. lie came very near being lodged) this season. W|i<» can l>eat that. thrown from hta snot ami ground to death Mrs. Jerry Rogers is on the sick list al uml* r the w-hvelrt. Dr. 1.. F. Weaker in. this writing. summoned when tbe train arrived here, It is rcjMirtiHl that there was quite n set tta* broken leg. whleii be reported as u frost list .Saturday night. very iwul break. A collection was taken Theo. Junes Htllv boy broke his arm up on the train for Rol. amounting to Friday p. m. atamt 86. it’will probably be some time Born to E. Kershner and wife, July 24th. iH-fure hr will take In another excursion. a ten pound boyl Take off vour hat to —Nashville News. Elczer. If you pldkse. Mrs. John Flemming and Mrs. Frank Quimby. Andrus expect to .go to Battle Creek this, John Fancher has purchased another week Friday. C. O. Flemming who works in your city Angus McDonald aml.-Frihik Townsend Is at hta fathers nt present with a sore have purchased a threshing outfit. hand. . , I-ena Crook rejMirta her school nearly \V. W. Blakslee spent Sunday with finished. Uta family. He works In Grand Rapids. The Aid t*<rit*ty at Mrs. Rlrd’> was a very enjoyable occasion, Ice cream mid candy being served. Gent? Cntn last a nice cnlt with the di*Some of our citizens took in the ex­ tenner a few days ago. cursion last Thursday but the greatest George Grernlivld’a Iioum* will soon Im* number went to the show. ready to plaster. _ Mr. Cruso’s mother is making him a Grandma Glerson and Willinns are sick short visit. at present writing. Ed. £vans and wife are visiting at James Cora Forbes <’«me home from Woodland Center the 2tJth. with improved health. McIntyre’s. Mr. Rowley has been having quite a Mrs. McIntosh is in quite poor health. Mr. Scott wllltwwn have hta barn ready serious Sime in hta family with the measles. The interest in thu prayer meetings al for grain. the W. M. church is good. It would Im* An anniversary surprise will take place well for certain individuals from a distance in the near future. Richard Murray lias his house nearly to show respect to the house of God If they do not have any resjwcl for themselves. completed. The Ladles Aid society will convene at Minnie Murray has returned to Grand Rapids to resume her labor as cashier for the home of Maggie Bums on Thunulay tbe noth, at 1 o'clock p. m. A cordial Invi­ VoMen Bros. tation Is extended to all. Quarterly meeting nt the W. M. church OS mother, why itw.t them Irate to August 8lh and 9th. Services conducted 111 siMlness here to r>mni. When we stf.l longed for thr pretence by Rev. J. H. Canfield president and Ev­ And thy smile in our happy home. angelist. A genera! invitation Is exfttndeil We mtaa thee on every hand, mother. to all. _________________ At morning, noon stud night. We feel that thou art near, mother. Nashville. Just out of our mortal sight. Il M. Lee returned to Chicago Monday. But we cannot ti»k you bark, mother. George Scllcck is at Albion this week. . To this world of aorrow and pain. O. M. Hullinger Is at hlA old post at the We realize too. dear mother. Our loss Is y our great gal". , Miss Delta,Comfort ta visiting at Mason. We will cling to thy memory. mother. —t. ..... <t ■ vb Iw. tnin v nr i ev.. Shirley Fisk, of Detroit, and Miss Eda Fisk, of Toledo, are visiting relatives and friends here. Jacob lAfflitx returned from hta visit in Oanflald. New York state last Friday evenltig. bring­ lji,t Monday l»r. Fite »™l ""J: ing with him ids niece. Miss Etta Tyndall, Irtne camp and abort m^pa Io .ben- be will ala)' for Iwo araria He to visit relatives in this vicinity. We expect aeuietblng fine In the way of has been very successful In selling hta SXlIeC u.< samrday rtfl » a carnival anil social at the opera house Tfte Largt^l Stwk to &J*ct From. next Tuesday evening, given by some of was estimated that there were nearly 800 the young people of the Congregational Thu LoictA Pricoif to Pleaxe Economi­ neoph* who attended hta ahow. Clara Wlckwlre. of Hastings, ta making S°Jmnes Firming hns gone to Middleville cal Buyers. And the Best Obtainable Quality of her aid schoolmates and friends a '’J’’1to attend to hta evaporator intereste there, John McKinsey has a colt nick with the Pium,. Fine Ch^snUals.Ac.. together expecting to remain through the fruit aeawith Prompt attention to the Wants *" Ankn'Morfonl went last week on bttsiOrno Strong, of The West Coast Trade, of our CusUmirs. will mat the same ,,CA. N.^Edmunds young liorse which was snent five davs among old friends and ac­ appretiatienfrem the neral public quaintances here. Hr left Monday morn­ sick with the Intiuenza or anthrax Is on that has rt irartled the People’s P>ng ing for Clilcagn, on hta way bpme. th<LN"’Mosher was feeling quite poorly Delton. Store with intceess. I :k!- ’ . \ Standard Regulation Ball and Bat this ci awa.v with every boys’ suit worth $2 41 wheat ; Many of otir people attended ...... the....... Katauiazoo Co. fanners harvest festival held al Camp St. Look on Gull lake last week. Prairieville Grange held their harvest festival at their hall last Saturday. A good attendance and threw good papers were read and yery ubly discussed by the ladles mid gentlemen present. All went home feeling that they did not spend Hie day In vain. Clarence Doolittle shipped one car and Spaulding A Williams live car loads of wheat last week. The Ladles Aid society received from the Deaconess Loire 25 quart cans for them to fill with fruit for the home for destitute women and children of Chicago. Sidney Dtuiu. county treasurer of Kalamazuo county, and his family vis I Led at Marlon Howes and Mrs. B. W. Johnson’s. There was Imught mid shipped from Milo last year 44,000 bushels of wheat, Still at the Front And Will Remain So. Headquarters for Physician's Sup­ plies. .. Headquarters for Horse mou Supplies. Head<t’uirtm fur BoOnk Brvfi. HeacliiuarUnXor Patent Mfiudn.it. Hradquarlrn fvr Bantu, Stalwturf and Wall Paper. AgenU for Bvmphrry r Homropathlc Hedleitua. We kwp mTgtl.iup expeeted to* found in afirdkloM drug and book store. t-SITOU’S M I®-’ The best jftau ing medium in Bar- i ry County. . • Mrs. C. Doyle visited her parrents in Caledonia Monday. Baptist Sunday school held a plonk at Gun take Wednesday. Master bardie and Ella Bates of Rtain g Sun. Ohio, are the guests of their aant Mrs. A. M. Putman and also their cousia Mrs. 11. E. Hendrick. Harry Andrus of Hastings was se«n on our streets Monday. Kihei Carveth is visiting other uncle’* Arion Clark’s of Dutton■thwweek. Mr. Bacon has nwigned hta position of our school nn<1 Mr. Wilkinson of CasNovta Mich, will fill the vaceney. • Q. G. Putman has returned from Val­ paraiso Indiana. Alva Crossman was In Grand Rapids Monday. ’ Editor Saunders was In Caldbnia Mon­ day. Olive Clever Is visiting in Grand Rapids this week. Frank Otto was In the Valley city Mon­ day. Orley Granger was home from the Rapids over Sunday. Word Gibbin will assume work in the printing office loginning' negt Monday. Minnie Dietrick was in Grand Rapids Tuesday. -• Mrs. Payne returned from the Rapids Monday where she lias been visiting her daughter Mattle. The new hotel barn ta almost completed. Middleville Gun take resortcra returned Sunday'. Again we hear the hum of the threshing machine in our midst. Albert Lees and wife spent Saturday and Sunday with Geo. Sheffield and wife of Baufield. • Mrs. Geo. Greyborn has a stater, from Battle Creek visiting tier. Hiram Munger lias UJs new bouse nearly completed. . The frost of Friday night did some damage to crops on low land. Social at Mrs. Chase’s one week from , Then* are a few huckleberry bushes Friday afternoon'. Eva Joy, of Indiana, is visiting friends down here in South Johnstown, and the public from all quarters keem almost fran­ In tiita place. tic to rid them of their burden of fruit. Messrs. Mitchell and Thompson spent Geo. Haywood has threshed and Sunday at Fine take, and a targe company marketed 2.000 bGshels of wheat nt from Kalumo. Eaton county, have Iieeu Delton for V2c. . w camping in Dewey's woods at the north Quite a few of our citizens attended the west side of Hie lake. Besides this the races at Plainwell. Seventh day Adventists in this section De back Bros, have a new separator and will picnic in F. M. VanNess’ grove at the those who have seen it work are much east end af the lake on Wednesday. pleased with it, A. P. King harvested with his mower an J. J. Perkins has gone to Kansas City enormous growth of rye that grew in bis on u visit. orchard. Mrs. Lucy Jones Is not expected to live M. B. Gregory and wife, of Battle Creek, but a short time. She is now at her visited at C. E. Paul’s on Sunday. daughter’s. Mrs. Jas. Brown's. Nights are rather too cool for the Rev. J. White and family are taking a corn, and a little raiu woujjl be a greht vacation of a couple of weeks. lienelit about now. When you throw the ashes from your Little eight year old Irma Paul lias earn pipe, don’t empty it in a load of clover ed over seven dollars picking berries this ehaff or you may be out a wagon. Tom year. This she has dune while numerous Benson says be was, nil but the whiffleother children older and stronger than slie. trees. Too expensive, such smokes, when have been roaming the streets. not covered by Insurance. Eugene Horton is the happy father Of a Freeport. bouncing girl. M. J. Goss' mother is visiting him after Francis Gnelchq spent the Sabbath with a tbiee years abs.uiee and is looklug as Lizzie Clemens. young apparently a-> when slie left here S. Sjdvely and F. Roush were in Host­ for the west. . ings on bualnew one day last week. C. B. Robinson has built himself a fine IJlIle Culler spent Sunday with Elja wall U*ut preparatory to camping out at Riegler. Pine take In company with Stephen Boni, to Mrs. 8. Geiger, a girl. Temple and family. The Mi.-ses Schraelchcr arc spending a few days' with relatives at Ada. A good many from tills place will attend Will Chaise baa commenced a fall term the encampment at Detroit. of school In the Martin district. , Mrs. Kenney, of New York, is visiting John Marks returned from Ingham her unci'*. John Moorte. and other rela­ county where he has been fence building. tives in this place. The concert of which mention has been H. YanWorwer, of Cascade. Suudayed mode will come off August bth with a door in Free;>ort. fee of five cents, proceeds to be used for Myrtle Yarger returned from Hastings painting the church. Sunday. J. W. Wolfe and family, of your city, are Quarterly meeting will be held at the visiting in this vicinity. U. B. church Saturday and Sunday. Albert Taylor, of HU and George Baker, The U. B- people jvlll soon have the of Cedar Creek, are on our streets and parsonage completed. * looking over Woodland Center wanting to Lettie Patterson, of Grand Rapids. Is locate a paint shop. visiting nt the Perkins’ house. J. D. Townsend was taken suddenly . Several young ladies from this way sick last week buit is Dow better. spent Sunday with Melinda Steckel. The editor of tl--------don -----. Cora Beckwith, of Hastings, spent u Epress received few days last week tbe guest of Mrs. I*. an anonymous letter with an order to pub­ lish it within, two weeks. He also re­ Wibert. Seneca acted as ttamgb he was lost Sun­ ceived at the same time a promise that If neglected the white caj»s would visit him. day. Adam Gackler and Eva Reuter spent He Ims cooked eotpe llmburger in rougbS. un-rats and has left It around as a bait Sunday with the former's stater. Mrs. " " . Roush. One way the summer girls at the fashionable resorts have of scraping ac­ quaintances with the young men Is through sham mishaps while out riding. The The farmers hod an enjoyable time at -young men are not deceived, and even the __________ ___ shore .. ___ take on " ibelr picnic on the of Gul* intelligent saddle horsip are beginning to the 2Ulb. Camp St. Ijnita was ikiwely understand the game, It Is said.—Saginaw populated, many of whom went oui of cu­ riosity. others to participate in thC picnic News. and see the baloon ascension iu which, ac­ Ed Walker, a Battle Creek colored man, cording to the advertisement, a man was who went to Kalamazoo on a visit. Is minus to ascend one thousand feet then drop that a lip. Some of his own race whom he distance in the middle of Gull lake, tl»e met there thought he had too much lip for boatman to receive a reward who should any practical use in African social inter­ meet and take hint in first. Thc .baloon course and hit him below tbe. nose with • ascended but the current of wind took it board.. He’ll have to grow a mustache in a different direction, thus disappointing on his teeth. If he hides the scar. many. Instead of going over Gull lake It F. P. Ray. of Three Rivers, was thrown took a north eastern direction, descending from hta carriage by his horses running 'i'A miles east of this place, alighting on away yesterday and rendered unconscious. D. IL Burdick’s, farm. Frank Burdick He died before regaining consciousness. having seen Its descent, went to rescue it from cremation. The owner came after it, Isaac Ruprlght’s bum in Bethel, Branch nml carried the remaining parts of It back county, caught fire from the sparks of a to Camp St. Louis the same evening. threshing machine yesterday morning and The wonder Is with the many Banxkk burned to the ground. Loss 81.500; in­ ■ nmdera at thia place what has become of sured for 81.000. Its editors or rather oi that most valuable Will Strasburg, 80 years old. of Imlay newspaper of Barn county, for up to this' Cil-y, is the latest to monkey with a loaded writing not one of last week’s issue has' giin under the supposition that it was not been received nt this place. The Bax- loaded, Hta younger brother. Charles, 14 nkks were mailed as usual last week. The' years olOTIost a foot by bis foolishness. fault ta not ours.—Ed. The congreaaioual waterways committee. A. A4 Aldrich. Ed. Btasci mid their■ New wheal Is being marketed on former last week. _________ _________ wives arc holding the fort at Gull take en­■ reached Menominee yesterday and were ^cTh^Grlswold is repainting hta house joying the newly erected cottage of the• entertained by the -town people. Sam > Stevenson turned out In fine form and gave ’former. Harvey Bellinger is expected to x-rtt Anpir-"" *nd S—HX’ JoaT in a very artistic manner. occupy bis In the near future, having beeni them a real hearty welcome al hta hotel. Sun.Uj.vl with >-u pnn-nu. Miss ViimCamp, of Kalamazoo, is the erected on an adjoining lol, where they 1 H- Soltlrt'" llltlr *"n J<-'rrI' "J o An unknown man. bearing the appear­ ___ kta ot wb~« snuirtw. Ml •"‘I «>H»t of Mr,. Win. Cluur. wiil enjoy a beautiful sight and have re­ ance of German parentage, was found Tbe Miwi Cnnnhigh.m. ot I1?? "? ’ “tahl. rtlbt non. Dr. Tonnits «'t the freshing lake breezes. banging to a tree in West Bay City yester­ ■re vL-llln, tlielr .l.ler, Mrs. I. C. Bmobs. W. T. Barber aud wife visited Celeryville d““l dol"’!*’ day. lie stood on tip toe to adjust tbe F. A. Blackman and M. K- Gwin attend­ one day last week. rope and then bent hta knees Co accomplish ed tin, I’lnlnwell races Thursday. A. E. CortrighL A. J. Bradley and their !dd up on th. tbe Job. Elmer Meeker, of Bucan.n. Is vlsltina families leave here this morning fur two Irlemls In the vllltureweeks camp at Wall lake. . _—. -------- . . - _,-----J no. William, threshed 13 arraa or M. M. Rockwell sports with a new faml- American. Is sending out circulars cantata,ood.l»u« 10 hu >»“« “ ,be wheat Munday, that yielded forty busheU ly carriage manufactured at Kalamazoo. lug a full description and cut of hta taqr Geo. Gould and wife, of Kalamazoo. | Frankie. wh*» has l»een missing Muoc June MUton Mun'hy. ot Uj"lnl?' u borne now to visited a portion uf last wrek with A. G. 11. A liberal reward la offered for tbe n>S1X“ -•«. Mr> h- uiX.Xp. Cortnght and W. T. Barber and tamili««. 1 turn of the boy. ,X?£*5rU.r *'“» E*‘! Mt«.lrtHbeuen,nSW«=>«.tor b, t~t .PP-rt �a 's: VABIEI) DISASTERS. One More I’aial Accident to an Excursion Train. THREE PERSONS LOSE THEIR LIVES. Dot, fired directly tn-ranl, where Sarah McGowan, George W. itgti. and Annie Kinney were si:ling. Mis* McGowan screamed and fell. am. -VeiUtot P”E N« hand* to his face and sunk down.. The second gi-l wax not hurt. Miss McGowan Hyrd twenty miunten. Weitzel is dread­ fully mnng.cd about the face, and way lose both ryes. Fahey gave himself np. He is distrac:ed. FATAL TO SIX PERSONS. HISTORY OF A WEEK. Dr D. C J> =k“nCldcitfo. b«. bwp rlert«l pre~a™i ul .■lrelrlcH>«ll»-ri"e hr wtamMa »uw mdraralty. The DraiocraU «■■> Ani“D” Kapur bare both dcterml mfil 'bal IhH^ slixll be no fusion- in the cummg can!surnlu* in the treasury yesterday tow Mra U u ■wort-mlt, to lb. .ppllCLi™ of Ike Muon* <loor!“ , . Inurrkw. -kb I"-11”* «" K.nra. id>«« th.1 lb.r .r--u.lt a«.lnM wn »f ’>** •he * lmr,r' A tornl «r» 1“ lb" Mou”’ H**"11100 erCulon l« CJifurnla. «ulrh limlKT. «"■ n«rt buroios li,1,BraI.lIAckUb»-r™iOrr. The beautiful banquet room of the Richdim b«»l .1 Cblew — I J>» «" S-turtl-y, mu.lBK ■ b». o. ti'.bbk l lo­ turn » "n-b 41S.OOO wrr.- ««ra<l The tu«n ot fcbwaUlmrB. Ikrnrany, nrar Oppenheim, bw been dralroyal by fire llnrdly » hou-e *** lell .nmdlng. ITuy horara m4 “1“" Pbrlbh**- ■“ ‘be 1M «1J b»« lK-,r,| i,., uel«blx.r> talking il,« j, , yonnelt be mu- of tbe from personal experience jllat jM)w UilnC II I. It y,„ I,,.,. „„ |ri are one of Its staunch frlrtnl», i^ttL*’?t wortlerful thing about it i, 'J* once given a trial. Dr. King's n*? wvery ever after holds » Illacc ta*J; bouse; If you have nerer u^ed h should Is* afflicted with « WHlrt “* any throat, lung or chest (rouble, bottle at once und give It a fah ..’ guaranteel every Ume, or mwv Mnuw Trial bottles free at W. n. drug store. ■ • . deposited in national * VMrr,MC* “uu ” ' EJO.OMJWW F.LUla», N.Y, JulyM-An weldMil ’ “*WMUan> P. »' tb* “J?**,1 ________________ occurred about U o’clock lost evening at moat Drominent public men in the '■'beroE.?nSS, .’ell dead al hto home In Fort flamea. WVHY IS THE __ 41____ I cross)og .——.I.... near ..rarara West with One Fatality—The Man with an RU Kria railroad crossing Dear Klilrkllcftk Eldrvdge r.iur«w ( kw} Xal|oo. ?elI < H Clay King, who murdered Lawyer Per haps you are run down, can’t tar the "Unloaded*’ Gun—OthA Fatal Mis- 1 park «u>rlr in whieh which four Mnr person* noraon* were killed Qibsaa Gibson Monday^ Monday. Posten at Memphis. Ikon., is likely to get A statue v* uf O«« General Jack- a new trial, as one of tlw jurors to said to can’t sleep, can’t think, ran t do juivuS' aud two so seriously injured that tie docAsiaiua — "Stonewall ----­ to your laMafactioi;. and you W(Jnrt„ wh’’ unveiled “ at• Lexington, t a. Gen- have exprwied au opinion before tbe trial tore say they are likely to die at any moson was unveiled GENlP?MtN ails yob. You shoubl heed flw waniiw Dattox, O., July ST.—While tbe Cincin­ menu The accident occurred while tbe! eral Wade lfo®pton and Jubal Eart, 1HE BEST S H OE IHI HI WORLD FOR THE MM£Y! came off __ you are taking the first step into nc-Toui nati, Hamilton and Dayton excursion Rev. Wellington White was out driving ' were the orators of the «cas The eldest daughter of Hon. Robert T. prostration. You need a ntrw tank’ and ^U h ----------train of fourteen cars was returning with with his wlf!and three children, Hattie | A A I>hHad ruunuripu"" - uy Li Lincoln is engaged to Chas. Igham, for­ In Electric Bitters you will find the exact working people from a picnic at W^ods- Hostings, a daughter of a neighbor, and--------woman p.e- merly Mr. Lincoln’s private secretary * named Kuchavarla with a toy yp remedy for restoring your tierrom syttra dale park, a freight train crashed into it Suite McCarty, a nurse girl. Approach­ tol during a quarrel over tbe amount of The wedding will take place in London to Ito normal, healthy conillflon. Sarorte . at Middletown station al 10 p. m., and ing the crossing of the railroad, u freight 50 cents. Mrs. Euchovaria died later. during the coming autumn. Ing results follow the use <>t this ~'eit The pope has written a letter to the pres ­ three persons were killed and Irtween train, which had been cut in two to all</w Tbe torpedo boat Cushing came within nerve tonic and alterative. Your appetite ident of the French republic, in which be an ace Saturday of running down a ferry ­ returns, good digestion |s resVired, and twenty and thirty wounded, many of vehlclem to drive in the park, occupied the says the republic will harp tbe «*«»«•“ boat crowded with passenger* off the Rat them fatally. The names of the killed Dear track. the liver and kidney < resuniA healthy Catholics if it docs nothing unfriendly to The Stxualmsn Responsible. tcry at New York. The Cushing’s officers action. Try a bottle. Price 30c. atW are: Frank It Simonton,ot Dayton.Minnie Mr. White, believing that everything the church. by coolness and judgment prevented the H. Goodyear’a drug -tore. Freier, ofDayum; Wm. N. Matthews, a was clear, anTi not being warned by the Edwin I>e Brown, for many years • collision. . boy 14 years old. cut into three pieces. signalman, drove between th? halve* of well known aud respected citizen of Chi­ Bucklen's Aralc* Solve.' Henry M. Stanley and hto wife have the freight train upon another track just cago, died yesterday at bis residence in The best Mlvc In the world for cuts taken tbe trouble to .deny over their own the north division. He was 04 years of The Injures! arc* as follows: FYank PatIn time to be struck by the Erie passenger Xr, te<s."i-£riissr'jxi’-bruises, sores, ulcere, -alt iheum. fever * signatures the report that they were an train No. 34 from tbe weat. Mr. While, sores, titter, chapped hands. chUbhrau warn by the boys everywhere; they aril temon, W, left, arm amputated; Joseph P. The steel-plate mill and one of tbe guide unhappy couple. Stanley lays that each Ctoal, 81, left arm amput4Ucd; Joseph 1a his daughter Lillian, aged V; Hatlie Hast­ day of hto married life has been one of coma, and til skin eruptions, and positive­ idieB IUICV Dooguta. verystyltab; ocltial*French Snavely, Pottstown, Pa., left leg badly ing*. aged W. and Susie McCarty, aged W. mills of the Springfield (Ilto.)I Iron oom pure <'antent and unalloyed happlneM. ly cures piles or no pay required. It L» - - aK. ,, .■a r...n> Al <r, ... AM III lacerated; Squire Murphy, internal in­ were instantly killed. Mpu White aud a panywere totally destroyed by Some mlscerente sent to Madame Carnot, guaranteed to give perfect saUsfacUon. or juries; Frank Reiger, compound fracture child 2 year* old each received fr ictures of valving a lore of from to *3U,(JOJ. wife of the president of tbe French repub­ money refunded. Price 25 rente per ten. of left arm; William Aman, left foot bad­ the bkidl and will die. Mabel White, aged Insarance, *12,000. For axle by W. IL Goodyear, the druggbL ly lacerated; Annie Veruard, contusion 7, was seriously hurt, but will recover. Near Flora, Ilk, the residence of H. P. lic, a Homan Catholic missal In tbe leaves W. U DOUGLAS. Brwktuo. U*uu of right side and right hip; Katie Schlein, Jiuueswas burned, and with It the re­ of which wa* placed a quantity of fulmi­ Mancelona has voted ci.WJU to buiH two THE DEADLY GASOLINE STOVE. both feet Imdly injured; Mary Graham, mains of tbe entire family, five Id number^ nate. It failed qf its dastardly mission, schoolhouses. right, foot lacerated; Eldon Beason, left who hail, it is believed, been previously and to supposed to have been intended fbr Carnot hinnwir. ■ide of body and leg bruised; Ella Beason, murdered by ME James in an Insane fit. The Uerilninx powers ui.obl azear.v !,/ Badly Darned, wosderfullv rceuwrsiri! uixl »ii-tatn«t! bythleft foot badly contused and abraded; Axx ARBOR. Mich., July 25.—A* tbe re­ dslly ttrejpf Rood's ttarsai«riUs. Marcus Emerick.left hip abraded and back MORTGAGE SALK. ThuriMlay. July *3sult of the carelew use of a gasoline stove An epidemic of sore mouth has broken Default hsvloc been made In the conditions sprained; Edith Tuttle, right leg bruised; last night Mrs. Charles Vogel and her The cornerstone ot Saginaw'- nex city The Citizens’ bank of Jefferson, Tex., out among the cattle at Kirkwood, Illa ot a certain mortgage made by liwiryr Mdks. May Reber, slightly bruised: Gus Grau, ball was laid Monday. Mary Bauer, were fatally and has closed its doors. a single man. to IDan lei Striker hand cut; Efile Wolf, left elbow bruised; hired girl. _ It is announced that, there will be an ex­ dated November twentieth, A. D- Hff». Millie Fritz, cut on right check, chin and Charles W. Vogel seriously burned. The It is said that Hismarck will visit thto Tbe tensive Irish exhibit at the World’s fair. and recorded in the offlee of the Register of . Deeds, for Barry County. Mlehlgau. «m> forehead: Cary Reese, Osborne, O., slight . hired girl started to light tbe *t<>ve and country next fall. Vera Crux is in tbe throes of a yellow Gextijimex: My wife and bate, foucln-n thegasoline gasoline ran ran over over and and caught canghi^tire. In Maurice Lee, the oldest man In Chicago, fever epidemic aud commerce is paral­ ■ | the tire. In tbe twentv-first dsy of November A. D. ly injured. months old, and a tkn- of tin- haw aufftred' 1ITI in Uber 13 of Mortgages, on page 3C. locality of the OiMMter. | an instant tbe ck>the« of both women is deed at the nge of 107. ysed. <m which mortgage ttfere t» claimed to be due for years from hereditary scrofula or Woodsdule park is a resort on tbe Great were in flames. Vogel ran to their nsMrs. Gertrude Brady, 45 years ot age, at the date ot this notice the »uin of one hun­ The Democrats of Massachusetts will King's evil and would frequently break The redding at Chicago, was found dead in dred and thirty and forty-two hundrvthv dollar*, Miami river, about four miles north of ; sistauce and was badly burned. Tl»e meet in state convention at Worcester out in abres. 1 have emtioyed the best and an attorney fee of twenty-five dollar- Hamilton, and about thirty miles from womeu are burned from bead to foot and bed by her husband yesterday morning. Sept, ‘Si. • provided for In said mortgage, and no suit or Dayton. Tbe excursionists filled all t*-^ strips of flesh came off when their clothes physicians, but found nothing to relieve Mrs. Frank Hancock has confessed to praceedlnx at tew bavlnz been inatituted to Jesuit priests hare obtained ground in them until I tried Hlbtaoifr ItlHumatk recover the debt secured by said mortgage or ears on a long train, and spent tbe day at were removed. having killed her husband aud four chil­ Milwaukee on which they propose to erect Syrup. Have [used fourteen botpes, and any part thereof ; W«xl«l.U •n.rywen.mo.Uryu.wgi^u.i.ll,. dren at Kettle Creek. Pa., in April. ItfiV. a church to cost *350,000. Row. therefore, by virtue ot the power of sale find to my a*t<dilshmi*nl fluty are entirely < contained In said tnortg uce and the statute tn pie, composed of about equal numbers of Mrs. Samuel Mather, of Cleveland, has GREKSviI.UC, Pa., July -T.—During a Paul Dil.ingbam, ex governor of Ver- cured. Words cannot «lr*cribe the lulue such case made aud provided, notice Is hereby men and women, with a few children, xt rntmt.. MWM died m at M1W hi* home in Waterbury, of your mediriiu- as a blood purifier.' I heavy thunder storm here yesterday given *75.00) to the Woman’s college of i, nluul Gsen that ou Friday, the secund day of Octo was after 9 o’clock when the long train, । -«-• j — — / Western Reserve university nt Clevelani. y^wniay. aged W years. ■r. A. D. MDl. atten o’clock in the forenoon. shall rvcommeud it to all who arc troubled I shall seflal public suction to the highest bid­ with its load ot happy occupants, started ' morning the tall steeple of the United The reported arrest of Embezzler Will- ( The preduent of thk Manchester CEng ) from impure !>!(«> ! der. at tbKortli front door of the court house to return to Dayton. It was a little after ! Presbyterian church was demolished by Joii|« Mi i i.i.KUWTt«s. Jr.. tn the city df Hasting*. Barry County. Mich, 10 when tbe train stop]»ed at Middletown lightning. Rev. Scuuller was just finisb- iam H. Pope, ot Louisville, at tbe City of chamber of commerce aays that tradeis that being the place where th* circuit court for to let off an excursion which stopped there I ing hta sermon and about *200 people were Mexico turns out to be a cjseut mistaken very dull• iu the Manchester • Dealer hi ipwrivs and |>ruv;.-;<ti4. district. Btiny County to hold* u. the pnndsre desin the building. The irceutest excitement identity. A New York dispatch says all the sur­ Alpena. Mich eribed in said mortgage or so much thereof as This was twenty miles south of Dayton. lii-ruiao F. Kehr, formerly liookkeeper How the Accident Occurred. | prevailed for a while and a panic was only Prepnnsl only by The Charle- Wrixbt say be neoeasary u> pay the amount due on plus rubber in the world is now owihkI by said mortgage*. w*t*i ten per cent, intercut Medicine Company. Detroit. Mich. Ftt The excursion train broke a draw-bar ! averted by tbe most strenuous exertion*, for Hellrot & Hoffman. St. Ixiuis, Is un­ u combination of London merchant*. thereon, ami al: legal costs, together with an attorney's fee of twenty-flve dollars provided white pulling on th« siding, and in the de- i No one w.-x injured and the congregation der arrest for the eml»cxzlemeni ot *9>,U0U Chicago speculators are trying to pur- sale by W. H. Goodyear. ter therein, tbe premises being described In lay of repairing a freight train came along • disjssrswi after offering a prayer of thunk— from the firm.' cIixm* the Je»* James house near ■aid mortgage as all those certain piece* or and ran into the next to tbe rear coach, giving. The new orMItersoeiely hill In Bay City Lord Mayor Sxvery, ot London, has i Kearney, Mo., for,exhlb|t ion al the World’s giving. > parrels oftend situate In. the town of Hope, breu crealevl a baron In recognition of the [ fair wlK-.be formally dedicated July so. in the county of Barry sod state of Michigan, causing the awfnl disaster. Tbe car was ‘ hospitality he extended to Kaiser Billy on and described as follows, to-wlt: Cousin*uc- packed full, of people, and tbe freight > Numerous dewrtions from th* army Chattanooga, Tenn.. July 27. — The the latter'* visit to England. . Ibk fourteen rodi south of the south cart eor plowed into a mass of broken cars and ; arc alarming tbe. Italian government. neroftbeK’t deeded by sltnon McCaffrey to suburban train ou the Chattanooga. Lctodon Truth is authority for the state 1i Tbe iOC tcauses are arrears iu pay and poor - Rome Benjamin Stauton. and running south three dead and crippled human being*.. Rerods, thence west thirteen and one-third rods, porta of the wreck spread over the city and Columbus railway, which left here men; that t here has been a mutiny in ’■ f<xsl. f»«~L thence north three rods, thence east thirteen like wildfire, and tbe station soon filled { Saturday morning, met with a terrible the famous Coldstream Guards, tme of ■ - fire ■ A at South Haven, Mich., destroyed and one third rods to place of beginning, and tbe British crack regiments. 1 seventeen iiousew. This is tbe second dis­ alto comtneoclng a’ tbe north east corner of the with anxious families awaiting friends on accident ta-yund .Mishion Ridge. The enThe Kansas low excluding aliens from above described land, and running west to wlth- tbe ill-fated train. Ambulances and I gine. which was ahead of tbe train run­ astrous-blaze al that place within nine ln two rods of tbe mill pond, thence north three patrol wagons were ordered to the station i niug lack ward, struck a cow , which holding land in that state is already tak- : ~ f and one-tuilt rods, them* east to the road, lo transport the injured to the buopiLal or | turned the engine completely over on its h>g .-irra-l... th. «llbara«.l ot bu.lMraobrans t ei\ p i Sealing hr s been stopped ,o in Behring thrnre south to the pure .oT beginning, all on Since tbe close of tt<- Mayflower milk side. The tireman, Ixiwix Potto, was «tCTprI«» ,uw»ra«l by Inra-lBi. raplral.' I’ and all vessels hare been warned w the Dorth east quarter ot tbe north ea-t quar­ to their homes. to leave. ter of section ttdriv-ft vein town two 12) north ircialta of the Horror. ; buried bunenth the engine and killed. En-Jack" Adkihs shot three tim« ' I Tbe entrance to the sea is patrolled by there is nu wheat niarkrt at Scxinaw.s — *» of range nine i»] west. Engineer Schwlnd. dt the freight train. . gineer Thomas Burchell was injured about Thomas Wells on the Chicago board of five American and two British war veDated July wh. tmt. saw the passenger train in front of him. 1 the head and shoulders. Da nj XL srxi k xr. Mortgagee. trade yesterday. Mr. Wells was nut ' the best nbystciAUs. because tlwy arc free; from either.hurt An old law suit was the cause He revenasl his engine, whistled-for ‘ ... .. The World’s Fair Excursion and Trans­ cdonirl and other hijtutAia dri r*. l«elt«g x»snbrakes, and applied sand, but bu no pur- j B “** er n ranr • of the trouble. Adkln* wm nrrestrd. portation e^nkpany, with a capital stock pitted of purely vegrUlile>{Mrv1l*nt». wills pose. Tbe momentum of tbe freight was 1 P arm , July 27. — A terrible railway acI of *353,000, Lea been granted a license to MORTGAGE SALK. tli■>rough tn tbetr artton. tVv MiniiUtt sad Default haying been made in tbe payment of too great to prevent a collision. He and ' cident occurred yesterday near the village . iiwo-porato by tbe Illinois secretary of strengthen the bowrls and n«rWff the money due on a errtato real e-tate inert hta fireman jumped aud saved themselves ‘ of Saint Maud.’ in the department of the Mrs. George Bassett, uf Vdolpho, Minn., state. . ■ait- made anil rxecutetMiy Olnd tL Spalding The excursion train was just pulling off Seine. Two excursion trains collided, The eastern portion of Hillwiaic county has become t he mother of triplets, all of i Tlrc friends of Stephen Osborne and and Manraret A. Spahfo.z hlawUe. mortx>gor». to George M. Everts mortKiMU-e. dated Dvo^in the aide track when the collision occurred, owing to some error on tbe part of the whom arc doirffc well. wife, of Aalxteounty, N. C., have been in­ waa visited by a d»-rtrar*iie hallitona irer weimd A. D. M1T1. and rrcotded in the ofih-e and the engine struck the hind roach at driver of one of tbe train*. Thirty bodies County Judge White, of Yanktun. has vited to attend tbe seventy-second anuiMonday. ot the regtetor of dred* of Barrv county. Micht- au angle, knocking it off the track. It { have been recovered, most of them withdecidvil that the prohibition law of South I I versary of their marriage. Osborne is 101 •si, iHermber l«h A. D. ISTI, at 4 o'clock in for.stternoou. In l.lbcr X of Mortgsgea on page ripped the side off tbe next one. and lifted ! out legs, tbe lirnte haring been cut off by ItaktrtaiK unconstitutional. and his wife OS, and they bare 300 living The wondrrfu! p».putot«y rf fits: by which default Hie power oi sale Iu said the next one right tip on top of tbe steam । tbe seats jamming together.* Over sixty The 14th of October has been fixed unon ;1 descendant*. ■bortrszecontained nas become operative a> to dams. It was in thjs car that the three । were wounded. •Sjwclfic (S. S. S.) I.» the natmal « f«r tbe consecration of Ker. PhilHpe ; tbe whole amount Mxrurcd to be paid by said the tests to which th<* pnb't- h»» !<• >>--------------vnortrare both princ ipal and iuterert. and persons lost, their lives, and most of the THE MARKETS. Brooks as bi «bop of Maaaachuset ta The mvrlte «»f the medklne have r»u<a»M whereas there is claimed to i>e Jue aud unpaid injured were Stated. Two Ynun< Women Drnwnnl. on said mortXrtte aud ibe note accompanying NEARLY WPEO^UV THE TOWN J The KirnUdl & Champ Investment com- , the frau,(‘- ,>u* l’“' 4,f ,hc Chisago. tn* —UH- lit the dale uf this ooiicc. the sum ot pony ha.* failed at Council Bluffs. Idawith iVRpeet to Ito remarkable • r>:)P. Cnuioo. July 27. K hundred and Sixty six dollars and tiilrty emte. (*508 36). tor principal aud accrued A Column of Water Twenty Feet High ten> of A. G. Thompson, a merchant nt bill ties. *123.000; asset*. *400,14)0. Following were tbe quotation* on the board properties has inerenstd until! now th«-rr» intercsl. and no suit or procecdiugs at law or m Colonel John E. Tourtelotte. a retired of trade today: Wheal—No. 3 July, opened a demand for It wherever tl»<* t-»»gil»3 | Cedar Falla, were drowned w bile bathing officer of the regular army, died suddenly . I* , closed SIMc; August, ofwuwd K*»c. cloud equity lisvinz t>eci> instituted or joken to sotleft language to spoken. s- 8 ‘ the same or any part ihereof, now therefore thunder in tbe Cedar river, a short distance above at Ids home in I<a Crooss. WK, Wednes- i «A»c; Srjitendier, opened tTAjr. clotted l#V as a specific for roniaKiou- ’”. **1 poin-u Carson. Nev., July 27.—j notice ta hereby riven, that by virtue <d the Corn N’e.2 July, opened C^r, closed «Hc; For tSj It was, an<l is truly a spec»rsower of sale in said movUaKe coo lai tied, and storm Friday afternoon came p r wiping J Cedar Falls. The young ladies were out day. the statute In Kuch case turtle and provided, on out the mountain town of Genoa. About By the explosion of a locomotive boiler । August, opened WHc, closed C.lh<-; Hrptetn- Bnt It ihtow retarded, when About ,-’'n'P'uK. *ad went in bathing alone Berfoe twentv third daar of October A. D. ISO . at 8 o'clock a cloud buret near where a snow­ tha got beyond her depth. Her titter tried at Plattsmouth, Neb., two men were in- ; July, opened M^c’ ctored 37Hc; August,opened are known, asa'true sja’c.l?.* or slide occurred years ago. In a few mo­ BUutly killed and several others fearfully »c, closed W. September, opened ST^r. Of blood disease. Who* • olurnus Wtid XllXy Ot NSSSing—. t*ari J vuiiuw. axicuiaaii. vuiM Explosion of Mine Gas. . mangled. closed JMic. Pork—July. cj" ncd *11.3). cloned filled with UMimontoto to tint < nect. 4 hiring tfrepHe* of holding tbe circuit coart forttie ments a great torrent of water came down SIM Heptemter. opened — - - ckwed . . *11.4.5, ■aMCoanty of Barry), tn wblcbnald county said three separate canons, sweeping every­ Victoria, R. C., July 37.—An explosion Mrs. Rudolph Roden, a recently dis­ Bay Cit)' caunrll has onh rrd the pur­ October. opened *11A8» ' vrrmhwM are situated, there will i»e sold st pub- _____ _________ closed charged patient from the Kankakee, Ills., _____ __________ of gas occurred in No. 2 shaft. East Wellthing before it. When the first alarm chase af a chemical engine and p»trt> Ue aucHoa or veudue to the highest bidder, the *11.78. lewd—July, opened *SAi laud* and premises itecribed in said mortgage was given women and children hurried to 1 ington colliery, Saturday, dangerously insane asylum, committed suicide at her M70. . . home in Chicago. to pay and satisfy the amount due on said rnort safer quarters through the rain, carrying Injuring Jimw Live st<x:k—Following wsrv tbe prices at the wagon. v-— v> —-n— — a n-m. — Bradley and William me with interest at ten per cent, per annum. For u»ri ■ ••• - ....... An editor of the New York News has Union "lock yards to-day: Hogs-Market their babes in their arms from Genoa Griffiths and seriously injuring Archie 2 the corts and expenses of this foreclosure. lira. wimlo»-> BoxS'ra s>™t Jj'raTtSiu. Canon. The water rushed down in a sin­ McBroame. Tbe explosion was caused by been indicted for publishing an account moderately active on packing and shipping gle column . twenty foet high, carrying Griffiths entering an unused airway with of tbe recent electric execution at Sing Slug. The New York law forbids such logs and bowlders with it. It struck C. a naked lump. light. rough jmckln*. publication. W. Dake's undertaking shop and swept it mixed, and *&Ci(kj»5.«) heavy packing and througnout the world. A WISCONSIN TOWN WIPED OUT. Unknown parties have threatened with shipping lots. death Judge Pugh and Prosecutor Ruling Tickets will not be wld nt tbe-We Cattle-Market fairly active on local and MMiwest quarter of section twenty c») towu The water made a clean sweep from because of the jt)dge’s rulings ’and tbe shipping account, and prices well main­ thto year. The fMckecpere will uke tw one a) north of range seven (Ty west, eoataln- Snow Slide canon, leaving tbe rocks bare choice to prosecutor's speeches at the Ellidtt trial tained; quotation* ranged bw Stehty acre?, of land more or lest. Milwaukee. July 38.—The entire busi­ at Columbus, (J. <xzh. fancy shipping steers. food to choice and dashing over tbe base of the moun­ IMtod July 80lb A. D Wt. do, common to tslr do. *8.7304.41 GM.1U.K M. EVKRTM. tain. The stream from Snow Slide canon ness portion of the little village of Blair. By the explosion of a can of gasoline in butcher.' steers. *2.009X90 Stockers, *3J»jE Mortxatfee and owner of aald morupge. finally struck that from Genoa canon. Tnmplealeau county, waa burned yester­ a chicken yawl In Decatur, Ills,, Frank 4Ji)Teianv >3.4U94JD feeders. *lAatH-®cou>. Fud M Wauijugh, Battle Creek, Mich. Part of Dake’s ranch was almost entirely day, not-a store being left ^lauding. Johnson and bis little, daughter were *l.f0&U0 bulla, and *2MJ94J0 veal calvm. Attorney for mortgagee. obliterated. ■ L. Fray to the heaviest loser. Fourteen families are left homeless. The burnt on tbe bead, face and arms SlM-ep- Market rather act lye and pric«s well , Child, she crieJ for Castorta His large flume waa entirely swept away loss is 1150,000; insurance very small. shocking manner. maluudoed; quotations ratun-d at *8.5094.»> MORTGAGE SALE. from the mouth of Genua canon. Rocks westerns. *3.789X10 ualiim, uad |6.0U©41.UU Default having been made In the payment and \ debris cor er much of the finest An AUlanee Judge Reprimanded. WDen sne oecnaw ““-........ - • bunt*. ._____ - ...... r^.,1 oinrteu(-•» When she had (AiHdrcn. she gave tteci C Prodnce: Bultar-Faacy separator. 17c per Topeka-Kan., July M.—Tbe case of G. meadow and grain land, and a great deal The Columbia Oil company, of Chicago, lb; uairlea. fancy fresh. 132 lie; packing Kock*, Fattma Upswing bls wife, martpurors. to of damage is also entailed by the loes of W. McKay, the Alliance judge, for con­ fresh. Ifel'k. Eggs 1 am* off. I4tj per dox. has failed. Liabilities, *800,000. Crops. At tbe north of the town the dam­ tempt before tbe supreme court, waa beard The People’s party has now organized Ur. poultry -Old chickens. I l«c per lb. spring age from School House canon waa trifling. yesterday. McKay nt up the plea that he in sixty-nine of the eighty-eight counties l«ai7c; roosters. Wq turtejm, mixed, •aiftc: waa complying with the statutes In hav­ dut-ks, V.^lOc; bpriug. Kic. Potatoes -St. Lout*. CLOUD-BURST AND AVALANCHE. Tin- Ml-bl«»n >l«> iu Ohio. ’ Early Ohio. «UU*ITS per bbk «&»».- par bu; Laborjwill meet In convention»* • ing the sheriff and others arrested after The mother of General John A. Raw­ TenttMee, »L7102.00; Alton. *1-80*1.78; Kan­ tbe supreme court had released them. ■ mm eenUlned has beceoto ut>erstivr aa to the ■ ’ - -___ ._______a ...M ..IX sas. gJgXv per b«. Apples—Illinois, green, A“*-4’ 4.MSSChief Justice Horton severely reprimanded lins died at her home in Galena, Illa. Thursday night. f V0^00 pTr bb,: ebolco. 8XS; eating. *8.«a A faded or gray baud w GoLDKX, Cola, July 27.—The Colorado McKay, and the court let him off on his Uful and naiurti brown or ttert. * Evidence has been brought to light Central had one of the worst washouts and promise to be governed by tbe statutes, showing Tom Wniiamaog, under sen­ ualnr Buckingham's IM f‘,r ’' aud not again to wt aside orders of the landslides combined in history to cope supreme court. tence to be hanged at Sedalia, Me., on Afl.OoO firedtnuCT*)!lhe ft,“e,?.. watr!with Saturday night Daring tbe after­ Aug. 21 to be innocent. ’’TL N«w Yomt. July *7. oy Fntnk Kunz. Theeontento were »«»• noon a cloud burst about three miles west rintae eoek *1 lU. Aa . . Charles M. Oxburn was hanged at At­ D m Moixm, July 37.-The death of Cap­ soaked. of Idaho Springs on a mountain, and lanta, Go., and among those asking for struck the railroad track at a place called tain M. M. Walden, of Centerville, la., is ««*ets to witness the execution were the Thai«-!««■«* '> « Fall River. The water rushing down tbe announced from Washington. D. C,,where children of tbe man be murdered. ■md uniform In m-lta. So PV1 J, ,111s. ■ide of the mountain carried with it an he holds a position under the govern­ Four persons were killed and tix In­ -Duil but steady; No. X inland eaab. aBftc; commonly fotl—wln, H” . rylImmense amount of sand, gravel and big ment. He was prominent in jwHtical cir­ hereby given that by virtue cles of this state. He was at one time jured by a collision on the Denver and du August. Mhc: du September. Mfr, Rye Tbey ,re .a.pi«l [f “ ’ "d"vt. ,„,»«• e la said mortgage contained rocks. Rio Graude railroad, near Carlile, Colo. -Negtocted. Barley—Neglected. Port-Dull: lieutenant governor, aud served an a mem­ drain «IU> pertwl pI sick The killed were: George A. Ardril, euginthey >!■«« □" "l”*1 1' 1 ,.„JLli ml It struck a cnbin on the hillside, in which ber of both branches of tbe legislature. He eer; A. H. Parris, conductor; C. M. Cole, hMdMbr, oon«llp«l-'". 'lySL „. w af the ilarrv cooaty court bouse, tn a man named Brooks waa sleeping, and also served two terms in congress. ex pre-s messenger, and an unknown MlknuneM. -nd. •j ’ 1 * 1 '-id ly ffwiped it out of existence. Tbe unforturXHs«I>g». "Barry emmty. Micblgs''. tramp. __ .a. _ .-try'llit ...••■1—1 cl iny other prepirall'®- -s"‘' A French fleet Is in the harbor at Darrow, O., July 84—Fire broke out probable that his body is under the pile of H. Goody rar. ( wJ Cronstudt, Russia, and the Rustian rubbish which covers tbe railroad track. shortly before 7 o’clock Friday morning The Albion Kewl. autbort de* are “laying themselves oat" to Sheep steady; lamin dull at a decUns of Me After striking the cabin tbe slide contin­ In tbe laundry of the Beckel house. Be­ Trunk Hn»kli<«rr4i,P-,1",ll ‘ ■ du honor to tbs offiuers of tbe fleet. This ued down over the Colorado Central track, fore the blaze co old be extinguished the Hog* Marts, firm; live Lop. *5.33 is *ald by the wise-sere* to be a sort of line lo Ibat min, covering it for a distance of 40) feet to a laundry was destroyed,' entailing a loss reply or defiance to tbe recent cuthusiasLto st *0,000. Several sleeping guests aroused depth of fifteen feet with tightly pocked MllwklkM. aLy tbe alarm bells l-ecanx- panic-stricken retrpliou of 'Kainer Billy iu England. land and boulders. North Adams New*. and rushed cut of the hotel in their from her printer husHtid. SHOCKING PICNIC ACCIDENT. alghtclothc*______ • Holtandrii'I’l*”1 •»» A. Morri, pok thtonbr itwlud ran of the seaxon to Mllwauki > 11 “a k** in ««• A™>> Cora- No. ’ a. KU] W. L. DOUGLAS S3 SHOE mH of grout) H»m «»' (chapter rejoiwl ora. for Je«u> (B for Gali' ■tope •• resting land, an (Gen. xi ■eph *< about t lem. therrfoi ■at thru sixth hSee ti Hw bo and dn firm! tii (Heb. i just tel . it feels to dra* Woolley & Bronson, i Children Cry for Pitcher's Castoria. Children Cryfor Pitcher’s Castoria. Il I Montan WHKEUKG, W. Va.. July £7.—There waa Miller, anti 8. l> E. Horace, of Ohio, the Tb. lower «nd UnkuuUh .l»n u 1W1 X... S of U» UK, com^, burned. lx«s, 48fi,»ki. y wi»t« Alpr-nn low II. nrw svztetn In place •ud IS 1 Tolxdo, July CT. n cart and July, trial work. LAI— » prlM-inkl. «d'- <* Him i water, thelh unto t Alt! for fo and c for H Sama The andg 10. drink and wate: Th tion Nicoi welfi man natu of G 12. Jact 11 Wh tbir H< tba 0 con th.i aba up th< ah< ho La H h< II II t �JANE. 1 rssoN v rH,F,D Wc trusted life. Blind to Its strife. When wo were wedded young. ss.ni Helper Quarterly by ., Hi iTiunn. publisher. Philmu'th Hr tn a city of Samaria, ,,’svi bar, near to the parcel . .i.ic'di i iveto his son Jo­ ., ,u<ov<t Jesus and His disci­ n; .Iii'ura, n’i'l many came U> . 1. 1I -. disciples baptised John hearing this • , , nl wiui in no way jeab . : ■ have people follow Jisuk. leaving Juikea . p-wim.: through Samaria, h ,1. Ilt-re. wa* Abram’s first -.ml rit it in tha promised \. lz>r4 npiasared to him Here :il-»'.in bones of Jo-...I Ja-.h. xxiv, 3J). It la fo'ir m- north of Jcruaa- well was there. Jean* • irii-4 with His Journey. JI it wna about tho lanityaf Jesus. He was . :k made Him tired. ;h sinless, wecilcd food t. ju t as ours do. He the feeling of our in* have coiTiiuission on us !e has not forgotten how for yon, i a woman of Samaria ,is raith unto her, Give all people and all pco.uni how to approach • ..-ks t his woman to do giving Him a drink of !>' heart Methought of ieli she needed. :>h« were gone away ,-i fnl millions of people ,'t’n bread from Heaven, i umrinded binta or an • 1. :n the case of Elijah, ■ Him working a miracle live no dealings with the ;::’prw-lat His request, bet n-.tson. ewi-*i the gift of Goa, and siitii to thee, Give me to .;>•>? have asked of Him, have given thee living nt heeding herques'iit. its in the case of nuly her soul and its Jthing to draw with, from whence then . -auie blindifess that was .-icriiu’. proving that the ;not understaud the things the well*” •ro.! and said unto her, th of this water shall f-«>Iish questionsHe keeps ■:itra*»ting the natural waknew,withtbe'spiritual which shu Anew noth- l- - -ver ilriuketu of r he water tri: i shall never thirst.’’ ■ 1 ih i iuiptcr -1, 35, “He that •'hall never hunger, and he >n Me shall never thirst.” i .shall give him । well of water springing .ting life” , r.itv b.antniuAMat lie gives dve Him. : . ilds water, thnt 1 thirst ■ hitherto draw." •mg lnten»icd, she forgets ■tucen Jewnud ."amaritau; hn*) H.- — », ca “i» Watch « »«hn»nd, ua., PRIGS OF THE PEERAGE. Striking Llkaneas. ■ NATIONAL SERIES, AUG. I Hi * quarter, inter­ •he 5till tl.inks only of this .is well. . -...th unto her. Go, call thy l.rome hither." - I for the water which He -u l the fl$.t sf«-p must be convicin onl-r to tbe acceptance of im God's ng'iicuusurM. !. Li.ibaad J e» us sal th unto a. hart well said, I have no hu»’^h^to deceive him, she knew nit for a moment imagined that । herinmGAt thought. •rilioii hast had five husbands; ’ •■■■■■■ thou mw bast is not thy i. in that saidst thou truly.” are naked and opened unto Him with whom we have to do. ' 'ri , ,.j v, that thou art a prophet." •in. cieoce baa been aroused, her ift-inu opened: she finds that she is • th no ordinary man. •I father- worshiped in this moun■1 • - <y chat iu Jerusalem is the r • : -t a ought to worship." -’:id lain turn away from the sul>i r own sjn and luad tbe conversanuctfaer channel. • ' »:th untn her, Woman, be,1.'hour cometh when ye shall, ■ i’;f..'mountain nor yet at Jeru• -'hip the Fath-.T." «b •!"■< Insist that Jerusalem is the pi-v :iu directs her away from places of w.i.- l- p to rhe great and only object of *‘'feven God the Father. Neither p;a • n .. ,<•< t arc the all important points, S ^t”lps,« humble heart, -- \ -worxhiji ye know not what. Wo ’’ -'-d Fp Worship, for salvation is of -i vas piwuM-d to reveal Himself In Isand throagh Israel to other nations. ''But the hour cometh, and now is. when true worshif>ers shall worship the : at her in spirit and in truth, for the Father -< uknth such to worship Him.” *1*® words "and now Is” in verses :God bi a Spirit, and they that worta:p Him must worship Him in spirit and >n truth.” "hat a word is here for us, with our »-ue church buildings, aud splendid music, ^‘ta^rat-tlvflriUuil which we call worship* ‘ » know that Messias cometh, which » called Chart. When He is come He wiil tell us all things." . Fernujw wondering in her heart, even as Mie said it, if she had not found Him, for nc one had ever faer Ilk(J thU> «• “Jesus aalih unto her, I that speak onto thro am He.” it is all told, the Father is revealed ® and she baa seen tbe Saviour, {hv Christ, King of Israel. He laid tare ail herein, and yet did not condemn - —.... .... .vuii™ sroc. 1 ou nestled fondly at my 8[doHow strong 1 felt |n you! Caro was tny Uf0 1 hrougb eh inc and a trf fe_ Because twas car« for you. I o»vo yon, love, no jewete But the plain ring you wear. No string of pearl* nor ghUerlng gems To deck your raven hair. Your native grace And wholesome faro Excelled such fund repair. And I’m your lover still, Jane. The ardent pukes spring A n when 1 proSKtd yonr maiden hand: Y odr love song still I sing. • Sweet heart and wife, .80 end with life Ont vrydded Juurneylug. , -H. L. Howard In Springfltdd Homestead. ft la ImpoMble u, Hl tb. ,l«te u which from the British islands, but it is certain that it existed and waa controlled by Hie Phoenicians when Herodotus wrote his his­ tory, 450 B. C. Herodotus refers to tho Ousiteridra (the Scllly islands) M the places whence they wore then obtaining Uielr supplies, but neither be nor any other historian has left us any information as to when that trade commenced. The Phomicfana called thia land of tin ''Baratanac ” and Bochart and other historians attribute the very origin of the name of Britain to this workAfter the Phoenician* the trade in tin with the Casaiterides was taken up by the Greeks sailing out of Marseilles, the city — s which Swas ’TKas of Manila, built by u — colonys of uno n r* tu.. m .... , . . ably Mlled .< might aerrw 1mm their mlony of Gadea, or Gadix. and returned direct to that port wtft their valuable cargoes. The Greek., I.nweerr, appear to haZteen brruhorltaUw . t Of dny., teIT|Liry p- Mono.; ,n<l vr,nk n* • reminder n»d agen, >1 “d ArUnm.thr“?«b 1*«*» • portion ot th, S'. J“ c™«d'« .nd « wlld» »n ----- — wdMixA Among the NbbtUty of Great Britain. fo«ra?ee?trli c2‘,Iema“ well totho R* bas uk*n ‘"•"nua"JK Tt“e n}°k Oue week wc had the Earl against time ou ths | r0'"!“ L°rJ ftfte'yn wonl'laat tw^ili'nnd.^f i*J2k U.«r poutlSd ™ *‘21 S"1'" roo“ ,1 ale in lra. „„ ' **»d hU gatr^ All wJ>On< dames ;. gallon ley would tek. t„ uu >kln , bu~“ •»d “'■““J'1'? i *t’n W 1 met coming sot nl Sa r “b« lejofc-ft-th. WJ. ut tUtan ltavc. 11. had a tell hd M LU tool and swift b,t in hi. hand. He Iu obeylug bbTum^Xj. Me Burt f ““fted with n Milck Mslucca cane and ihe* He ,, tarried an umbrella under his arm. usually appeani iu that way on the street*,“ ££■?••■!»£ lie suyN. ''itfa bo deucedly convenient, you Know. if it rains he cun pnt on hb low lur the h"' crowned hat and otick up his umbrella, On. man napoudca t|,„ h, b„. . and then it gives him a headache “to wear lh“’'amc bat for more than half an hour." The Duke of Hamilton can be recognised a nule off by hta clothes. ' They are ulwars ------- - wcroreturrasd hi. oz. : t’be WUne l”»««rn-v»rjs loud cheek, very aeswons. ,1K... Jew© ihere ltfKy..tro,1 ”rr’’nuon rerJ' "hart coata and ot^sioiis ._-----straightened , . . tin •Ln'il ,i -!'*-"Oft ----- .Ck, rout anti pot a pot remarked:----------------------- 8 1 up ‘1 *hat. “*• He ban ua dozen up an und He usually Ukuallyhaa <l„<«n suite aulu made made o” • ■ eolor and• pattern . . at the . “We are gentlemen, and do not .J the^| an,c r>b b d-.tate 1 ""' “ 'i„ “ 1 ' , j!S ^"w!" ’ IT" def«*nrM.i.d.. . -^rc to , same time, and !»<• regularly, whenever it _= hta garments in the ----- When drivinga fourh' ““ kllM by Kurt A in-hand lie is in the habit of stepping iuto the imide of the coach for a few niinutes wbteh'L0’ ™‘,h” Wl“'' r«»rrr«l, and changing his clothes before resuming wMeb tbit-Co,. Chfaj.B.nS the reins. Of course be wean, hladdthlngs at night, but otherwise hi* wardrobe may L«<ly Bountiful In be regarded as one of the most peculiar in .. Intat. norm m kl wna awlnglng along l.aj.-r Itr^lwa^'wUL / rivili-. 12r“ LM, k “1W out ""“terl Jew. a great air of taking everything in as she4 clay pipe in the street? -- anng. ^.g hTO1( Hr faK.“ occurred from the resemblance' one peta son bears lo another. A gentleman who fa a twin relates the following, with tbe apol­ ogy that on wo are advised "not to spoil a story for relations' sake,” he thinks the rule should hol^ good where tho point ot I the joke strikes one’s self: My brother Tom and I are much alike in ; appearance, •»!»»*»<». Icing twins, and being twins, and U It hour dally j “lh” one for the d>.er, and many is the lough we hare en1 at some mistaken friend’s expense. ,----- until the other day, however, have 1 j found m^clf wondering whether I waa । myself or some one else. I 1 wnH fn n hur,T sec Tom, for it was nearly train time, and luutened for that purpose to the hotel where be was staying. I Tho rear entrance being nearer, I entered l in timt way. This door opens into tho washroom, where a mirror extends the entire length of tbe wall opposite the en­ trance. Upon opening tbe door I saw, or thought I saw, Tom in all his manliness approaching from'tho oppuaito direction, and I, bolding out the article lavished to intrust to Lta care, began giving certain directions concerning it, but was surprised to aee him extend to me at the samo in­ stant a similar oarcel, aud---Well, I had Aerely mistaken myoelf for my brother, which h.-vl been done hundreds ot times before by others, aud I suppose I*( have as much right to do it as they.— Youth's Companion. rreparlng for Sleep. "Some one was asking the otherday," raid-a night worker, “how could cure hlmaell o< atapleM^rnk 1 he won't^prumlwi hlm lbnt my curo wftl work In hta case, iSSSSIS““S ---- , when my heart wna pumping;blood ^“-srtatea a tsrlsn fe'i-SSSSSi^ for nil It wax worth into my brain. The । result was that I could not sleep, 4r If I g» th“ *" «>H«1 eurion drewwaa nnG i Ide. wem almhl that Im 'j did toy brain continued to work just as it . Ter) Wnfm covering unsupptemented by the sacred both* of coronets bv «mdkin«lh'>[did T“ when I I ------------sat at my ---------desk. -------I hail,1 fierce * ! Mnr "raP in ‘*«e raw, dump air that lovely short clay nlnAm the teXro Rot “P fothe morning feeling 'I'""!! ““)0»t ‘ben treating w.““l"rd. “Ur”> “111 h“d nil night, Talking of patent medicines—you ln«r the old prejudice. And the dogtrim ss— of them are between you and us. They would like you to think that wimt,s cured thousands won’t cure you. You’d befioee in jmtent medicines if they didn’t prolate to cure everythiog—and so ttetwweo U» experiments of doctors, and the experi­ ments of patent medicines that are soldfm y ia'cause.there's mom-y In the ••stuff,” you lose faith in everything. And, you can’t al wi^ys tell the prrscriptiosi that cures by what you read tn papas. So, perhaps, there's no better way to sell a remedy, than to tell the truth about it and .take the risk of Its doing just what it pro­ fesses to do. ' Thai’s what the World’s Dispensary Medical Association, of Buffalo. N. Y.» doftrwltii Dr. Pierce’s Golden Medical Dis­ cover)- and Dr. Pierce’s Favorite Prescrip­ tion. . If they don’t do what their makers say they’ll do—you get yourraonny back. pi i ! ’ .There was an overwhelming majority In Buchanan iu favor of bonding the town for 850,000 to dam the Sl Joe river and build water works. Big Kapids lias just Wells, architect of tbe nt the world’s fair, as a live In that town years proud of the discovery. identified George woman’s building boy who used to ago, and is very Convict Clark, of the Jackson prison, puts in his spare time looking after two night blooming census plants. One ’Is eight feet tall and has three blossoms eight Incises across, besides a lot of buds. . The Milwaukee A Eastern transit com­ pany have let a contract for an elevator at Benton’ Harbor, tn be completed in OT days and it is said that grain shippers have guaranteed the route via that town 1,500,­ 000 bushels the first year. A financial transaction which, perhaps, attracted more attention nt Battle Creek than would a month’s stock dealings and grain cornc-rs, was the attempt of a farmer with a jag to buy a refrigerator, which he mistook for a patent bee hive. Five tramps thrashed a man named ■mml to eoaat up th. Kngll.h chan- । „Sb?' T'“"g«l into tbeennrd amuod w>n,„ laml Gardner, fourth Laron nt hl. title I *, ^tol! “ "Jof who Mm title, nel.aud centring over from Kent to France, “"f*®’" who wen. I.ylug a pipe; .he crip I 1. Ix»rtl one otGardner, the newfourth KngllLaron “^~m uni 11 * “"I'1'0' *'1"1 Onl.h my work, King, at Battle Creek, Just because he th. tin wn, tamreyri orerland on horw . '“I’.’.mined the legot the man who ek. only decline to lire In' heftT,7n wuntmMr ” "5° •“ “1 “’ee "gbl lunch- wouldn’t give oue of them a chew-of to­ countpr, ------------------TOD( w M to dow o, 1,1^ ------from bacco. King couldn’t, as he didn’t chew, tatk In thirty day, u, th. mouth nt the ' '“™ »< «~tta on h„J go “ “their w„ to own nn.^gSlta -- turn the ------------n nna <r <• ...I ;ny hrajn to ray stomach. Then I alt but it might be as well to acquire the Hirer Rhone -IWon Herald. I 1 penon. and then coming lo an 1 llnnrlrr. by eccentric "reign marrian-t around audlor loaf for awhile, perhaps ---------------- . apple stand kent by an oM woninn .U did < TI,i» i;____ n .1 , ‘ j aruuuu nun moi awnue, pernaps taiK atalk a habit in that vicinity as it Is to Invest iu Youug America I* Practical. ! tkc thing thnt makes her worth "putting I India, aud his baroness is* a da tighter of 1 bB?'0 cnJnp'tnio“* Sn accident Insurance. A Lewtalon father took hta bright e}cd '".-kle” i'VISL 'l"',1’‘d d'1>”,‘ • "d“. I’'*'"’" Ml™. Shikne. .1 gmmtaon ..I tbe ' “f . ™tSdri"d that II. II. Norrington^of West Bay City, bog ot ton yearn lo « tho .bell mound, a: , “"S' • »»d I' ekr.1 up an nppi,. ' law king ot IK-lbl. She I. a coRee colored ’.£1? iftThtadtanlna Intotb. rid read a paper st the bankers’ state meeting llantarberitautewdain, ago. and endear- ' bertathteft .T T b10 ‘”",t ■ Ud\?''d'»J''T-bar betel nutaathoeougldy i SXtatataU brf ihmbted ta tom on the taxation of bank stock. He says ore.1 to Imprma a tasiu ou tbeyoungrier. , '' ‘l'b««» woman laid out her ; a. a Santeh g,r|. Her lonl'. houtehrid ta H I ™d 1 mad vur carelnrir incompetent and mmerupulons Assessors “My ■»«.'' arid be, bow orile.lv ,"h ,lw Fban«e-and ... It I could | .lmll,.r to that at» Indi. SJah, ; S.?T|.ncincXr ch.^tej ^Ttollm are the cause of irregularity and injustice the~> Indiana were. Tbry piled all their Pc ",“u'u;Dc'"t- . , Newburgh point blank decline, to Lal and deep a full ween houra-a'chta in the assessing of such stock, declaring .bell, up in aheap In thtaon. place In’ 1 ""m ! ’T.t’"'" ptglMtman nr a Scotchman; 1 whichtom1 an to^SlV'XS further that in the Saginaw valley four .“helix ............ up iu a heap in this one place in"wm-ufin Of . tiS^i I .TS’Sffi I “ ta'X-‘“llIT';-Kdifferent methods of assessment are follow­ strail of leaving them around loose." ••Pa, the youthful nn<l’ rP»» h«l " it back-shu ! He Is an Italian citixen, nuu and vaim calls himself-1 ____________ ! ed, the valuation ranging from 50 per cent, *...’• “■ ” Mid ’•nuuv jauiuiin . auditor, auaitor, after niter a n ... “an ,* i’/hl• Hl- 1,1 ,7'T"* iiunreiK . ■’ reflecting .. .. 1 I aw «* wwarw... .1-1.. .. ... 11h ■ : Kund of the- xxrert few moments ‘‘>I gnflU _I .know WILS ’IlOt. ’3,^"‘"L " PW* ,tA *,n,:. I■ P*1."'1 TT ,Undi ”:“Iff*”*!* mi‘.’ "fr .“■»» ™ly I. Composed «.f M.slta bunt] of tbe Desert I* Composed of Shells. to par. bometimes the surplus Is uxed and —-» ps.nnj change from n poor old woman, not instances on recon! where a man nrefera .■ I, . , , , ... ,,,, why they did« it.•• ” j mueb-tb.c what th. morem.at „.,l. . helutf a.. H.,11,,!, OI„m „„ KhsltaTkrl.' „.*2 ta nin- sumetijnes not. Bank stock Is the only s eastern bonk b^h? of tbe Nile, personal property taxpd In some sections "Well, why?" • ■ K„~ U» W.U UN X.'l»'.n»; ta'u,T,1 'ft* “'l 1 y’?"'"1 T‘5f*' I"”' R'"ltl,d'' rf Afrit. “J. b llteS of the state, hr says. Mr. Norrington, J. "Because I gums the Indians went bare of Africa, in the direction of the equator, footed, aud they were afraid the shells1 ftn instant to take a monster bite 1 declines to lie an Irishman qfnny ilocrip B. Sturgis, of Houghton, aud Edwin F. would cut their toes if t hev lefti -#,ie .hvn,'15 on down the street with with never '‘ tiou. Be and his father before him were wen : there fa a range of mountains known as the Uhl. of Grand Rapids, were appointed a -----------would cut their toes if they left ’em scat- I I nattiHiKzbd**"A*m*X.*.*r ..TWi ' Arabian chain. The rocks of which this a glance backward.—New York Herald. • . . - T* rcommittee to bring the subject to the at­ tered over the ground." ’ tention of the next legislature. Young America h nothing if not prac­ tical, and he thinks for himself.—Lewiston Prior tuthe dlMe.e.ryot tbbamttamt I Kwiwrur FntaUumE H.ulw eg. him- II hilfa, extend along the west bank of the Journal. by Columbus there was no cereal in Ameri- -----8t‘" ----------n count—Count Tnaffee. -------------------uuv.v na. uv rurvai mAnitfri, _ re_ । river, aud this, too, fa is Lcomposed of the Lacc in the Time of Louis XIV. ca, cither north or south, which ap-| But you have an instance of renunciation ' mBins „f niuiumulitea. *” ‘I’.' To what extent lace was used may be -preached in nature to th.- wheat plant. It i peerahip as well as citizenship in Dr. In ,hc over ft tnu.A of desert In the Soudan, over a tract of desert guessed from Uw statement thnt France, , not unt,l 13IJ0 that it found its way j Co“t«t' fairfax. "f Virginia, who, as is rwujhing for,mofl’than'BOOniilwfrom cast may retain in lime of Louis Xiy, sent yearly to Italy I ,nto Mexico. It may tic difficult to realize ! weU k-’o,Tn. » eleventh Baron Fairfax — in ;' to west, and - some SOO froyi • to south, • north its youthful color, almost as much mouey for it ns would hnvc ' B*e fact that wheat was at one time wholly i ^1C peerage of ScotlutxL But hciflnds it, “• ’‘ tbe feet of travelers and camels sink deep maintained her army. No wonder tbe king unknown in such an immense country and , aneater honor to lie n citizen of WfU.rj- gauu, nM U p a °* '' HlMJ into tI|e the po powdery sand. Take up a pmen pinch fullness, and beauty, and Colbert passed laws against the for- , one M favorable to its production, but , ‘ btatea.—London Cor. -Chicago j ,l( (hlst and under lbe raicroiiroPej eign fabric smuggled in by Italian Ince »ucli was the ca*. It was in 151J0 that a > * ------------- ---------------I like the scraping from the chalk, it will be dress it daily * makers, and l>y help of subsidies sot up the ! Pnor al*re belonging to Coru z found a fee • The Bara Owl. Keen to lx- compoaeu almost entirely of tiny with manufacture in a dozen French provinces, I grain* of wheat in a parcel of rice; he | ^ho barn owl, when she has vonnr. : shells.—Macon Telegraph, where n poor sort was already made. showed them to his master, who ordered I brings to her ncstkmouimevery twelve minf i ------------------------------When "point ue France,” as the home ' lfe® ’» 1,0 planted, lhe result showed utea, and as shufa actively employed , Philosophers, accordifib to tho latest depnxluct was called, came to court, the | * wheat would thrive well on Mexican ; CTC.njn2 iUld darn .as both male anil.female ' iiu> lowdst ivwLt comXiir j ; vices, have not been able to decide what I It cleanses the king was so pleased with it that no courier soil, and today one of the finrst wheat vol- hunt, forty mice n day is tho be *«»»»*« tbe fatev» uf ■»a uuu*cj donkey;>.acc«i placed c*tex­ dared approach him withoufr-tripie ruffles ! leys in the world b near the Mexican caqa- [ puujtfott we can make. How How soft soft is fa the the [| "would u“*“ 1-11 scalp, cures humors, of it at vi-rist. knee and throat.—New York. ! t*1I plumage of the owl; how noiseless her I actly midway between two hayricks. As Herald I ' Frem Mexico tbe cereal found iH way io flight. W.-itcii her as she floats past the there fa clearly no reason why he should and stimulate* a -------------- -x । pertl Marie D’Escoimr, wife of Don Diego ‘» todj down by the ricks, and silently 1 choose one rick rather than the other, it fa new growth Don't Go to Church oh Monday. , de Ciiniivc*. Mtrrir*<l » few grains to Limn, j over the old wood. Then away aver this I presumed that, logically, he would starve Did yon ever make a round of the city | the entire product for several .-ucressive ; meadows, through the open door aud out I to death. of hair churches on a Monday morning? Well, ‘ years bring used for seeii. At Quito, Ecua i Df tlu. ’<M,phole of the turn, round the i Tb<; cynic's reply to this proposition don’t do it. No wonder the clergymen call dur, a monk* of the order uf, Sti Francfa. • Hcimned tower, and along tbeconme of the । nuiy« l«rhajw, I* as good as any that could it “blue AJondny," for u ta hotisedeanfng ; tmmed Fra Jodor.i Bixl, introduced the. brook. l* found—that fa.'^hat the pbilosopher day. The church fa cold, cheerless aud dis- new bread grain, and it is said that the Jar 1 Prescntlv she returns to her fotir downy wtl° wastes time over such a question Lowell, Mass. mai; tbe chains piled high iu corners, the । iu which the pion< man kept the original yOana. with a mouse in nne claw and a ‘ ought to solve it by actual experience.— cmtpiilorvs stacked in the afales, the organ ; seed fa still pre»erved at Quito. Wheat mole iu the other, soon to bo ripped up, i ^ew ^Ofk Tribune, I’ltOF.ATE ORDER. loft deserteil nod dusty; tho un.'u.uctificd 1 w;u introduri-d Into tho present limits of , toni nnd fly the greedy, snappirg ' t>f Michigan, county ot Barry—as. A* Tribute T to ZHl* Eloquence. ■ janitor, whistling "Annie Rooney," trolls 1 the United Suites contemporaneously with , imps. The young are produced from April ! --------C* At a। MMdooof Prof'ate Court stwsion of the the Probate Court for for theism*-' I a carpet sweeper io every direction, filling , the settlement of tbe country by the En-, to ix-cymbcr, and not infrequently botii ! Gushlcy- May I have the pleasure of ty of Barry hidden at tbe Probate Othce hi ttaetty the-air seeming of —St. Louis Re- young and eggs nre found In tbo same i offering you these scented blossoms, Miss ot Haatinn in saM county on ThnnHlay. tbe tne-atr with wun dirt am and ana a a general geuerr.: seeming 01 ,, glfah misn nnd m other Europeans.. • . . on ---------। I nwju Jf y(mwotlld Nettie midday sie.c-. , Mabe!, on tbe principle of ‘■weete to the 23d day of July, in tbe year one thousand neglect and- decay. Don’t go .to church public. L eiehl hundred and ninety one. a Monday. The preacher never dora.-Su | Ar< Iwcon,prrll,n.lble. | of the owls, climb up into soma hay mow. , sw'cet f Prekent, Chari«-s W. Armstrong. Judge of There in an angle of the beam you will I Mabel-If ll’a floweni to the flowcry. Mr. Probatr. single cubic inch ofniatjaroftbe chalk, such m Iof Marcus juwrL. owlMU In the estate Ward, are their owtahijm, anoring and bliukitw G“W- y°u ou«h‘ to keep A tbcm.-Muudeceased. • ; forms the great cliffs under and around wldt their great, ,round eyes. Their duet Is ■ Weekly. ' ser s weekly. On readlnr and flllng the petition, duly 1 tbe city of Dover, England, contains about । uuk. I — of Marcus I_ Ward, son of said de­ A cheerful spirit la n prime factor of good verified, Tbe late General Robert C. Schenck used ; 8,000.fiw of ifepor.ite shells. When it is re- ।, ti»o moat unearthly, ridiculous,grave, like* ceased. alleging that duly authenticated coptea to tell a story showing the Englfah-girte to membered that these cliffs (which give to j। notbing^efac noise you ever heard-—Cornconversation, anil it is probable that the of the last will and teaiament «f said* deceased und of tbe probate thereof has been filed I" said be as obtuse us the men. He was going■ England one of its names. Albion—white) 'j bill Magazine. condition, if rot the secret, of happiness, court aud Uintlsald will ba* been duly admitted down tbe Mersey river with n party, and , * stratum from 1,500 to 3.«M feet in I Ils largely, pbysicid. It certainly docs notto probaleiii E>ex county New Jerscwmd Dray­ the turbid waters of tbe stream prompted t--—,— ., jppji, dep|Jj aD(| and cxicnumg extending nn>ag along *««> the uummdm English iI Bcem to be the assured rewanl of any sys­ lug that said exemplified copies of the will of said deceased may be allowed, filed and reedfcdhim to let loose to hfa companion, who was . eTeQ under the chsnne), all ] The legislatures of eight different states tem of pbilosopbyior uf morals. ed in this court a*-and tor the lAst will and am! of the great west contemplate tho enact­ a young duchess, that wittiefam that is the t|je” way across Rcn>1_3 to w Calais, France, and tistameutof said deceased and that adminMra ment ot morn stringent game laws, but It tlon be granted to said petitioner one of tbe exgenerally supposed to have been original <hich |nany Ini|es inland, the tbe '! —Li-L ttbo y mllas is probable that the last big horn sheep pf cvuii.rs named In said wilL under similar circumstances with Mrs. | mjn(1 mind is ovcri< overj^wered >wered by atty any effort to com- |! the Rockies and the last wild turkey of the Thereupon it is ordered, that Friday, It Is with the greatest eon fid core that Hood’s Harriet Beecher Stowe, looking down at f prebend hen(1 the Infinite iuflnite nnmbcraof numliersof animals re- j Alleghenies will have followed tho buffalo Sarsaparilla Is recommended for loss of appetite 1the 2‘.Mday nl Atuust A. 1). l»l. at ten lndl«e-tlon. sick bMd «cbe. ami similar trouble*. 1o'clock in tti« forenoon, be assigned for the yellow river he remarked: I lrwl to form mich n deposit. to the eternal hunting grounds when tho Tills niedlelne gently tone* the stomach-. a**iri.s 1the hearing of said petition, axul that "Tbe quality of Mersey is not strained. M rt.i the wbuw skeletons : skeletons andand swamp forests of Florida will still afford a digestion, and makes one-real hungry “ Portions 'the heirs at law ot said deceased aud “Isn’t it.*" said tho duches*.—Washing- shelh TOin pc»e this immense stratum of compose Iu delicate health, after taklnc Hood's ttaraa- all otlirr f«Tsou-> ilitererird in wild estate, refuge to thousands of bears and deer. Parilla a few data, find themselves inuring for ,are required to appear at a mksIou of said Court, chalk ofmust have livedwould in frosh water, Tho draining tho Everglades then to be boldi 11 at the Probate Office, in the probably in an immense lake, aud hun­ baffle engineers that have tunneled the and eating the plainest food with unexpected ।city of Hastings in said county and show cause, tjlbh. _ __________________ A Good Saggr*tton. dreds, perhaps thousands, of centuries if any there be. why tim prayer of the peti­ Professor C------, a Green mountain boy, must have passed while, grain by grain, rockiest Sierras, and only twenty miles tioner may not he granted. Blds for Saginaw ’ s new masonic temple south ot Tallahassee there is a juegle chans And tt is further ordered that said petitlower who stood 6 feet 6 inches iu bis stocking this great deport was being formed. Thu notice to tbe persona Interested in said eafeet, desiring to take passage fur Ixindon, lime, in the shape of soluble carbonate, that has defied the enterprise of theoluck- hive l>een opened. It will cost about ,give tale. of tbe pendency of said peOUon and tbe went to New York for thutpurpoae. While and in solution In tho waters in this vast icst explorers .so completely .indewmbat 8»0,000. hearing thereof by causing a eony of this order the nmokcllke mist rising now and then to be ptibliabed in the Hastines Ka^mjcr a new*A race between two lialloons will bfr an atauding on tbe dock be got into conver­ take, was taken up by these invisible ani­ printed and circulated in said County ot sation with a stranger, asking him by what mals and laid down us phosphate and car­ from tho depth of its fens is still frequent­ early attraction at one of the .summer re­ paper Harry once tn each week for three successive route he Lad better go on hfa contemplated bonate of lirao in their shells and bones.— ly ascrib'd to the eruption of a Volcano,— sort* on Saginaw bay. weeks urnvloim to said day of hearing. Philadelphia Times. . CHAKLES W. ARMSTKONG, voyage. "Well.1" was the reply, "If I were ■ telegraph, It is now said that the llabllltlra of IA true copy.l Judge of Probate. you, I would put a loaf of bread on top of Macou Telegrapn. Correetctl. Howell A- Co., the tmnkrupt lumlirnnen. PIlOBATg ORDER. my head and wade!"—Harper’s. A r<rtlnent Question. ••Bridget," said a young boaaekeeper, will approximate $1,500,000. State of Mlehlmn. Couurv of Barrv-wi. The force end value of a remark depend who wna somewhat frosh from college. J,it At a w-»#l«m of the Probate Cohrt for tbe Newkirk, of the state, public school, largely on tbe .-ge and standing of tbe per- would be useless tor me to disguise the County of Barry, bolden at the Probate office In says there will be no attempt to declare the City olHaartlngs,In raid County, on Thurs­ Friend—That typewriter girl of yours Is fact that .your ignorance of grammar in 1 son who utters it. day, the nd day of July. In tbe year oae the mtri horribly ugly errature I I' Leslie Itobitwou is a boy about four years very marked. Let me try to correct you. theconsolMation board act invalid. tiUMi-uiud eight hundred and ninetv one. —made me sick to look at the fright. old. lib father was employed for a few For instance, dues It sound right for me to Arrangements have been completed for Present, Charles W. Armstrong. Judge of Where did you get her* 1 dare by two maiden sfatera who bad some say, ‘Bridget, you’ve been a<uttin' in the rebuilding the handsome Neater block, Probate. Intbe matter of tbe estate of Moses Ward, business Man-Borrowed her. By the work to be done about tbeir place. which recently burned at Marqnette. drawin roomP" I . ., . deceased way, old boy. drop in about 3 o’clock and . One of them wishing to see him sakl to •‘No, ma’am," said Bridget frankly, but On reading and filing the petition, duly v«riwith evident surprise; "no, ma’am, it don’t • Polson Ivy grows so luxuriantly' within a-d <g Man us L Wnrd. grandson of said de*, go home to dinner with me. tbe other. "Where fa Robinson? Leslie overboard tbe question, and re­ sound right, but I were only n-sattin'there tbe limits of West Bay City that the news­ ctw-wd. allvglux that duly auihehUested septet “I never met your wife." , of me I <t will and te lament of said deecaeed '•She’ll beJsero about 3."—Good News. sponded nt once in a very demure, drawl- tbe mother of a half hour or so wid my papers have to publish warnings against and of the probate thereof has been filed iu said court and that said will has been duly ad­ cousin Terrence, who is just over. I s'P®»c handling it. lD"Ifo“-would -It —do—to—call—him— that second girl has been a-tattlin'." Ex­ mitted io prnh i'e in Essex county. New Jersey, The body ,of an unknown man which aod praying th «t*aid vxetnpllfi-d copies of the A.fa mother was putting him to bod one Mister—Robinsoo?’'—Youth's Companion. change, -_____ floated into the river from the lake l« w ill of Mid <lp.ta->si may be allowed, filed and nighL Perlutp. be «” aetua»Uy tired, awaiting Wenlifrcatlon at Port Huron. rerardrd In this enart as and for the test will Illuitratlns Machinery. and lealamrut of said tterrased and Uie adcertain It la be war very nnwilbns to s» Parrot College*A new style of IHtistrating machinery He looks and is dressed like a steamboat nilntetrarioii i-rautrd to Marcus L Ward as in through with hi. eveotag devotiooa. anti said petition sei form. fireman. tor orw btjucto. has been attempted with considerable-suc­ when bla mother gently but Brwly In­ J'", w «rt l>«rf Thereui*ni it is ordered, that Friday, tbe cess, by which, on a single picture, two A line igy M. E. ebureh. which is to 21st day of August. A. D. 1«O1. at ten o'clock in dated, he Mid, “Oh. dear, you'll niako rno rffttltoW. Onerprclaltatoff.™bta«irrir-w ns a reclaimer incorrigible boys. sides of the machine are clearly shown. be built aFMarauette. Is tbe latest Indica­ wear my teeth all out wtylug my prayer,. The effect i* obtained by placing a mirror tion of a revival of religious interest In the Alitor &* —New York Tribune. in such a position that when the picture of upper peninsula. training school for parrots and other talk the machine tutd mirror is taken that porThe larged republic in the world, and ‘ng birds; tuition fees ^ifr*nu A Chicago company with 95,000,000 for each well pronouuctsl word.—Philadel­ tloti of tbe machine reflected it» the mirror capital has been formed to develop hard tbe only one that baa e’er M “ is also shown in the picture, and from th!* on a purely democratic Ixuna, i. the UnltM wood and pine timber districts In Michi­ may not be granted. And It ft furtherarH phia Times.___________ photograph au engraving is made. — New etateu ot America, which oonuina W®?"® gan. They have bought nearly 0,000 acres that »xiil fwtluouer give notice to il»e To temper cold ebfaels best the cbtael at York Commercial Advertiser. sous interested in said e-Ute, of the winaru mUed being aimed "1“*‘iQ' in Kalkaska county. drwey <tf raid fW’Ulfaa. and the lie, hr-kt so as not to raise the scale. Dip to Kumpe, which baa afty-nlne «Wb«n“ In the year 1340 tin wna discovered iu the ? Tlitoi'ot clear salt and water. About Tbe pbenomeal imreras uf Ayer s Saraapartlla thereof fir causing a cofv of Urts 1 empires, prineipalltid dal republic* to !«e published In the Halinas Ba*-# mountains of Bohemia by n Cornish tin 'iri nn.rt of salt to ten of water ta the right started into existence a bust of competitors imw«pai>rr printed and elreutated In said ’ man who had been banished from his nat ­ • .i-„ ]*>hvo heat enough m tbe tool Many yea™ «o»me cartled ive «xir 2try, either on account of his relig­ dcldentally changed Goblin City,. « w ra ion or because he had committed mu rd re. mo. which h shown by tbe pigeon blue nerils of Dr. Ayer's preparation by a constantly Uoldmt City on hb. map Th. « .inr Take carc-to make tbe cbtael atout Further dlscdverle* followed at Altenburg, Increasing demand for IL true copy.) In Aaxooy, 1456. and Iu Barban'. 1GW. HUT. * ___ in the using. I f I That Your Hair Ayer’s Hair Vigor ft Dr. J. C. Ayer & Co. BI,„nilK BIIU „UUkllw I uame of Gotaten City tw-srad of Goblin City. f H �The secret of the growth of any place Is WmtBBAa. It has pleated Almighty mainly owing to the inducements and en­ God. in bls infinite wisdom to never anoth­ couragements held out to strangers to settle er link from our social circle, the spirit of Ratings Thursday, July 30, 1891. in the place. Encourage active and worthy our t*loved stater. Mrs. Martha Bldelman. men whether they have money or noL having taken 1t* flight to pnrw climea than MARSH ALL L. COOK. Editor. |Wrltt*>a far American Kconomtat.) Tbeir labor alone is worth money. Stim­ First—It brings together diversified in­ ulate every legitimate enterprise by giving OUJUaolwd. That wn bow *U,J: dustries which never tail to vastly increase it all tbe friendly aid in your power. Cul­ mission to the wtli of him. who doeih all ywy gawi-raos. MICH., posyoffick, AVGUST 14. 1872. the personal intelligence. Industry and tivate a public spirit and help your neighbor. thing* well. That while we mourn her iroa, Talk well of your town, of its growth, its wc feel areurtd that ahe has awaked In hta wage-earnings of the people. and. prospects. advantages. az-* *In fact, Second—It adds prodigiously to tbe everything likely to promote its welfar^. likeness. To thta end aba laaattafled- As a atater she was always patient, kind, lov­ power of increasing, by machinery and ing and true, ao our exprewalon of oar af­ steam and water power, tbe necessaries of fection for her, we unite in extending our No Kame and Residence No surprise seems justified by tbe fact life nnd of advanced civilization, and also sympathies to the bereaved family. | Orlay HaU. Hope that the McKinley tariff does not suit the Rwlwd. That these resolutions be re­ j Hattie 8 tan ton, Johnstown greatly cheapens tbe cost of subsistence. corded In the minutes of out society and men Who have assumed the task of “tariff Third—Lt furnishes an opportunity for that a copy be sent to the family. reform" In accordance with tbe British every person to find the employment best torN. T. Parker has decided to plot a , BY OI4DKR OF OOMMITTkEstandard. Framers of the existing law adapted to his or her genins and capacity, tion of his farm, which fronts on West found Inspiration closer home than Europe, that will secure tbe largeetln come and Ute State SL and wiH sell a number of valua­ ble tots 4x12 ro<ta at wry reasonable terms. So broad and straight now ta the chan­ and tta-y laid a tariff along those lines In­ greatest happtaes*. nel by which ImmlgraUon is being con­ dicated by tbe founders of our republic Notice to Teochera anfl Papite­ Fourth—It creates a home market, witltducted to our shore*, that there ta no Regular examination at tbe High school, reason why every stagnant pool of Euro­ and the law makers in Its first congress. ont which the cultivators of land In Amer Hastiurx, on Thursday and Friday, Aug. Of course this could not be done without ica would be but a little better off than our Gtb and 7th. Pupils that desire to try for pean population, representing the utterest failures of civilization, the worst defeat* exeitlqg opposition from free’ trade attor­ aborigines. diploma may come 00 Friday. lu the struggle for existence, the lowest neys, as such opposition ta the only excuse Fifth—It is the bulwark of national In­ degradation of human nature, should not Stnjrtl, for their existence. be completely drained off into the United dependence In i>eaoe or war. A aorrvl colt, two years old. with white But the real tacts of tbe situation, at strip and spot lu her face. Anyone giving States. So long a* «’) difference of any time since the passage of the new tar­ The legislature is gone, but the rank lufurdiatton of her whereabouts will be economic conditions remains in our favor, so long as the least reason appears for tbe iff tnW| have in no wise warranted their smell It kicked up has permeated the at­ rewarded. Jamkh Mc<< iknksh. miserable, the broken, the corrupt, tbe Hastings P. O. bitter opposition to its enactment or tbeir mosphere of tbe whole state. . abject, to’think UiaX they might be better Rutland July 23, *91. determined efforts for Its repeal. Immed­ off here than there, if not In the work­ Entitled U» tbe Best. shop. tlien iu the w<ykl><>use. these Huns, iately following its passage, and before AH are entitled to the i**t that tltelr and Poles, and Bohemians, and Russian some ut its most Important provisions were money willl buy, so every family should Jew*, and South Italians will continue to In force, its Influence for good was mani­ AH members of the G. A. R. lute nd ing have, at once, a bottle of the best family come. an«l to come by milliene.... For one, fested Ln the renewed assurance given to to take in the encampment at Detroit are remedy, Syrup of Figs, to cleanse tbe I believe that the United States have, by capital that the great body of American treqnested to go on a special train, leaving system when costive or bilious. For sale a whole century of unrestricted honpltaity. voters might still be relied on to maintain this city Monday, August 3rd. at 7:52 In 60c and SI.OU bottles by all leading and especially by taking Iu five and a quarter millions of foreigners during tbe standard time, over tbe M. C. R. R. For druggists. tbe traditional defense against foreign further information, see or write John H. iiast ten years, fully earned the right competition made necessary by tbe ad­ Dennis, adjutant uy to all the world. ‘Glte u* a rest. — Il was intended that all veterans intend­ Ctett. F. A. Walker in the August Forum. vanced standard of wages and living pre­ t A real, lire young coyote wm sent to vailing in this country. Ln many localities rW. D. Hayes this week by a friend in ing to attend the national encampment at Detroit, sitonld leave this efty at 11:30 a. long Idle or materially restricted In output Colorado. Will thinks of incaaeeratlng Among the great masse* who must toll ra. and many have been notified according­ by enforced division of tbe domestic mar­ the creature witbin the four sides of a ly. Owing to the fact that tbe M. ('. R. R- for their dally bread, certatoly many have tight board fence about 25 feet high. The ket with foreign competitors, were given coyote looks as If be bad a minister's ap­ had given the right of woy. over its lines not yet devoted tiiemselves to tilling the into Detroit, to »o many other roads, in •oil. and on this account their enemies •new life, skilled operatives found oppor­ petite for yellow legged chickens. the afternoon of Monday, Aug. »d. the have devised the charge that Jews are of tunity for steadier employment than be­ The Cincinnati, Jack.wn & Mackinaw time bad to be. changed. The train that no use In agriculture, that they are averse fore atjwages'enabllng them to live as be­ Railroad company is receiving bids for ad­ will carry the veterans Into Detroit will to all hard work. Here plan experience come* American citizens, without any ma­ vertising, and is making preparations for leave Grand Rapids about 7 o’clock a. ni. gives a refutation. In the lands where All Jews have been permitted to acquire land­ terial advance in the c6st of manufactured the sale of that road by the 15th of Sep­ and arrive here at 7:83 o'clock. tember. according to the order of the court should be at the depot about 730 to ed property, where they have found op­ products as they reach the hands of ulti- It I* rumored that Hie Cincinnati, Hamilton avoid getting left beidnd. It will ta* a. portunity to devote themselves to agri­ * Dayton will l>e purchasers directly or great favor It all will take pains to notify culture. they have proved themselvew ex­ Never in the history of this country that the road will be purchased by others every one of this change. cellent farmers. For example, in Hungary they form a could mure of the necessaries and luxuries and leased for a long term to that company. >ery large part uf the tillers of the soil, After th£ hose team of this city had ©f life be obtained by holiest effort than Following are tbe real estate transfers and this fact is acknowled to »urh an ex­ since the McKinley bill became law, de­ won tbe campion belt of the state, the of the week ending July 27. 1891, ns tent that the high Catholic clergy lo Cadillac team challenged them to a contest spite thC early prophesies of its opponents for It. Tbe.home train declined for the taken from the books in the register’s office: Hungary almost exclusively have Jews as Ell M. Brown to B*ul. A. Crossman: lot 5 tenants on mortmau properties, and almost that the reverre of this would follow Its reason that th? belt was state property, Johnson's add Middleville AXall large landholders give preference to passage, and their subsequent efforts to nnd could not bi* contested for until the I. N. Kr*ler to E. H Wade. e% tots S and 7 the Jews on account uf their Industry, next state tournament, at which time tbe blk. M Middleville $50 Insure confirmation of their dulesome pre­ I*. H. Evans to John Carvelh; tot Middleville their rectitude, and Uudr dexterity. CadUtac boys could have tf-ehance to get it evo.uo. diction These ore facta that cannut be bld, and If they were able. The home team luCha*. McQuren to Carretb & Hendrick, tots that have force, so that the anti-Semitic In the face of this array of facts free furmnl the sprinters from the north, that ■ K. freer (o.I. 1’. Loukard, 19 a te*. 31. movement, wnicb for a long time flourish­ trade promoters serve notice of a couth.u- a rare for from 8100 to $500 a aide could Hastings tSTS.no ed In Hungary, nri-t expire, it win ex •nce of fthelr crusade against tbe policy by be easily arranged if desirable, but thus Ellen Btrintitam to Flora Stringhatn ; tot 3, plre beeaus** every one set* that so im­ fw nothing has be«*n heard from them. Wk. a. Phillips add, Naihrille 8rroo.ro. whlcb ail of this has been brought about. !> C. Rvclrehymer to N.T. Diamond: N1, portant a factor In the -productive activity Jefftenpo street J»as been greatly im­ tots 91*, 919 A EH ns city,$?7X of the country—especially in agriculture--*, By wayiof preliminaries, threadbare argu­ proved this year since being put to a grade, cannot be spared. My own personal ex­ ment* are being* patched into shape, oft- though it has been a source of grvatannoyA Good BunineM Chance. perience too. has led me to recognize thnt refuted prophesies are being placed Iu the ance and no little expense to residents We wish to strnre a representative In the Jews have very good atdlity In agri­ mouths of spokesmen; and tin* bobgoblin along the line. The street will be gravelled Bastings. Mich., for our new No. *J high culture. I have wen this personally In of high prices to marched to the the entire length and width, five inches arm sewing machine, mid would like to the Jewish agricultural colonies of thick and when thoroughly packed down front to scare voters Into support of will be by tar the finest street for driving hear from anyone who desires to secure a Turkey, and the reports from the exfree fonilgu trade. In short, history is to purposes ui the city. We are in hearty profitable occupation or a valuable adjunct peditluu that 1 have sent to the Argentine to an already established business. Republic plainly show the same fact. repeat ite record of post efforts to substi­ sympathy with tirtrkind of road work that To a responsible party, or one who can II. E. Jeune, of Hickory Corners, the tute British political economy for tbe poli­ has been done thh year, and believd* thnt give good security, we are prepared to give tbe practice of finishing a street so that it liberal terms of credit. No previous ex­ general state agent of Smedley A Co., cy of protection fur home industry under will stay finished for a longtime, ta right perience In sewing machines ii< necessary, Chicago publishers, vlu: committed biga­ Which oar country has made Its phenome­ and economicalns we spend.time and money in assisting my July 2 by marrying Miss Celestia nal advancement. Vet patriotic voters sec The question of what to do In tbe con­ our dealer? to learn tbe business. The Landfair of Jx^lie, a nelce of Mrs. L. IL to it that tbe samapage shows that history dition of affairs that exists with regard to world is fast learning that the new ‘"No 9” Huntcwn of 1-anslng, was arrested at Mil­ waukee, WIs.. du Saturday. He broke •hall further repeat itself by recording the the county Jail, is une that should have is the only perfect sewing machine ever made. Address Wheeler A Wilson Mfg. down completely and canfessrd all in the the overwhelming defeat of this renewed attention. Think the matter over, aud Co., Chicago. 111. presence of a Milwaukee Sunday Sentinel talk to your supervisor about it. Barry attempt at clicking tbe prosperity of tbe county cannot affonbto have its prisoner^ reporter. I The confe&don criminates his M*cond wife, nt whose solicitation be be­ world's grenlc.-.t republic. kept In Eaton county's jail, nor can she This eminent specialist formerly came n blgnmlst. Tbe confession ta print­ afford the name of having n Jail that isn't City now of thq ed as follows in the last Issue of tbe Sun­ Did any of our readers ever listen to a fit for such. We think the supervisors of New York Froth Medical Institute of Chicago, has day Sentinel: democratic or free trade orator, during the may find it to advantage to submit the within the last year, succeeded In build­ “1 am guilty and shall be glad when 1 question of jail and court bouse together. campaign of 1890, denouncing tbe McKin­ One is needed as much a* the other, and ing up a large practice and an enviable am tenU'iieed. 1 used to be a tenclierafter ley bill? j if so. they etttr probably recall they can be built together at muciiZf ess reputation in this state. Dr. Froth is an having graduated from Hillsdale college in educatud physician, devoted to his prdMichigan. My wife and two children live bow. with prespiratiou-bathed countenance cost than one at a (time. leasion, and I* fully conscious of the great at Hickory Corners. Some time ago 1 be­ and eyes'“In fine frenzy rolling"he solemn­ Sunday Will Wagner, the engineer at rvsponsibllties Involved In the practice of came agent tor Smedley A Rom, a book ly declared that tbe wool tariff would be the felt boot factory, met wfth a very un­ medicine. The doctor's success is easily concern at Chicago, end started out on the ••rd additional tax,” and presented horri­ fortunate and distressing accident which accounted for.—1st. Natural fitness—the road. It was part ot my duty to appoint bly harrowing mind pictures of the ragged resulted in the breaking of both bones of tact, tbe delicacy of feeling aud the power new ageuta for the firm, and thto 1 did at blsrlgh|Ieg below the knre. He was at of diagnosis, are natural gifts, essential to various places. Including Leslie. Mifeh., as condition of labor consequent upon that the factory to adjust someot the machinery the highest success in the practice of med­ soon as 1 arrived there. There 1 met Mtas extra tax. Doubtless they remember such ami was using an iron bar Uiat liad been icine. 2d. Experience, which alone is Celestia Landfair, a rvry pretty girl. and prophetic scenes as the poor Michigan bent. Not accomplishing what he de­ worth but little; but In connection with we fell in love with each other. I told tinners and laborers and their families, sired with tbe bended part down, he re­ study and h proper degree of knowledge, her I was married and had r. wife and two it Is essential to success. Dr. Froth’s ex­ children, which she said did not make any pursuing tbeir "doily avocations, wrapped versed tbe bar. In lifting up on tty? bar it turned over very suddenly, throwing perience of years in the general practice difference to her. She finally sug­ only in conscious Integrity and abbreviated the iron against his leg with such force a* and his special study and practice in the gested marriage, to shield her reputa­ cotton garments, because “McKinley to break both bones off square. Mr. hospitals and dispensaries of New York tion at Leslie. I objected, but ahe Insisted, prices” had hung wool up out of sight. Wagner Is a hard working. Industrious elty place him in a position to offer his so we were finally married. She had at, man, having a family dependent upon •ervloe* to the suffering aud to promise various times given me money, which I The pictures were striking, the accompanyhim and. it la needless to say. baa every­ them whatever relief is possible. sent to my wife. And In a few days, on tag descriptions were graphic and eloquent, one's sympathy. It will probably bo a The date of Dr. Fruth’a next visit to Wednesday or Thursday of next week, I and they Influenced some votes, right here long time before be can use the injured Haatlngs, Friday. Aug. 7, at the Hastings expect some tyore money from her, which house. member again, though at this writing he she has prom^ed to send to me here, un­ iu the peninsular state—but they didn't is doing nicely. der the address of E. L. Early. The rea­ ■mterialize. Later—Mr. Wagner was very fortunate son of my marrying the girl was simply to How these same free trade orators and In having an accident policy by which he Tty? annual meeting of the stockholders protect her reputation I shall make a of the Hastings Furniture Co., was field at tbeir newspapers are just as vociferously will get 310 per week as long as be is laid clean breast of everything, and when I am tbe office of that company Monday. Of free shall do al! I can to obtain my wife’s charging that this high McKinley tariff has up. the 3.000 shares of stock, nearly 2,500 pardon."—State RepubHcau. Now that Hastings Is beginning to be injured lhe farmers by reducing tbe price were represented. The statement* of the of wook Of course this last assertion is interested in horse flesh, jut look out for business of tbe company for the past year How A Felt Boot Xa Mode. some “world beaters,’’ for e.xperieuce lu just as absurd as the first. American everything so far, has demonstrated that was read, and seemed to be satisfactory. The following directors for the ensuing won! U not as low as it was five years ago. when Hastings goes in for anything sbe year were elected: Archie McCoy, W. H. and that, toq, In the face of tbe fact that always gets it. it ta an actual fact that I’owera, A. E. Dtckerman. Ed. DeGroot, UMlimn. July M.—It m.y b, ot tutor■there ha* teen nearly as much Australian this city ta considered m a sort of n D. S. Goodyear. N. A. Fuller and M. L. ert lo many mi.n <x The Dowoerat to “Hoodo,” and when she enters into any­ Cook, the same as last year. loaru Hiuxtlilutt about tbe taaautaetory ot wool marketed.during tbe first five months thing, outsiders are nearly always ready to a fell boot, and lu aelkln, attar ttoreltfa The directors met after the meeting and of tbe higher tariff as there was during tbe puss In the bakery beforehand without organized by electing the following officers: In tbn way ot bualueaa notoa, a trpmoutaLast twelve months of tbe old tariff, and at saying a word. There are some very tlre ot tbe Democrat to-day vbdted tbe President—Archie McCoy. Haatlnja wool boot factory situated on Vice President—D. S. Goodyear. • decline of 25 per cent in price, while promising horses and colts in the city just now and they are attracting tbe attention Eaat Malo street. In arid bunt. The Secretary—W. H. Powers. native wools have declined but four per of bor»emen. George St Ciair, the three plant la a very evtenalve one enploylnr Treasurer- M. L. Cook. . year old stallion driven by C. E. Bidlac, it After the organization of the board, the slaty banda ot whom twenty are women, The explanation of tbe whole matter is is said can go a mile at any time in 3:30 directors elected A. E. Dickerman as man­ and all earnl „ a fair watte- Threurli Ute and there are horsemen in the city who Btmpie enough: Australia and other forager and Edward DeGruot superintendent. kludneaa or eblet clerk Smith, the aeribe would not be surprised to see him get a waa shown the several method, throtuth oigD countries have OMewd re woo! crops. mark In the 20's before tbe season closes. which the erode maleriata euterln, l?t0 Puntiac Chief the five year old stallion Below we give tbe officially compiled the compoeltloa ot a felt boot paaoes beaad importations have been very great owned by Dr. !x>wry waa entered in the figure* for the census of Barry County in tore belna shipped out to all points ot the • Urisbed artlde. The mater­ If next year’s Australia* wool crop is nor- 2:50 class at Plain well last week, won first 1890. as compared with 1880: money and given a mark of 2:39and the tt.-o ial ot which the boot la made Is a mixture ■Md. price* wHl be stronger the world over. driver. C. E. Bkilac, weighs 60 pounds Barry County .tt,W3 SMI? ot east India and Russia wool the lame as Tbe firmness of American wool on a de- more than the regulation weight, which ta . 1JI74 b‘1”' • lwls Mor“ wri more eitatag market ta largely dae to the opera­ 150 pounds. Dana M. owned by John like balr than rite product ot a sheep and Cole won a name for henelf at Dowagiac CartMa................ . ............... .. . iaj beln« a leadln, taHoc In the McKinley tion of the McKinley tariff.—Ex. recently, when *l»e wuu second money in a Castleton. Including part of Nub­ unit contest It may be said that with viD* village-..... . ........................ X39t out thia doacrlpthia. nt wool tell boots The democrat* in Michigan are already race with some of the best blooded colts of NaehvtUc vtllage (part of)......... MO the country, and we bear that Mr. Cole could not be made In America, and It It Total in Nrthvilto village, u> planning for 1802. When its workers in has been offered Si.000 for her and refused CasUeicm and Maple Grove cost Sft per pound must be bad This Imtowwklp.............. . ....................... this county offer the semi-weekly Free- to part with her. W. D. Hayes also has a Hi'CMBCitj t,ui l«rted wool forms a tblrt tf the felt boot very promising colt, which ta being closely the other two-tblrds beiiitr oomnoaed or shorter woolen stock which Is pisoa it down that there is a political committee watched by local horsemen aud i:us also Ward 3 1.0M attracted the attention uf outsiders. t.ireukb pickers and carders till reduced LM4 behind tbe scheme. And it’s all right too. There may be. and probably .are, other Hastings.. normal condition ot -wool sxan, „..j ................ Oaty we thought it waa well enough to Let horses and colts here, worthy of mention, Irvin*. Uwtrouchly mixed with the (orej„ .......... From the lari or the carders It Ln« lo but we confess our knowledge of horse­ part of flesh to be wanting, snl we make no the tmm of a sort nap Wbk* Is cut lo lbs omtMimi* intentionally. Speaking about rt-quired »tae for a boot and then wrappt-J n»eh con- Hastings Banner, J I I editorial notes. Additional Local News. 'if ■£ then-ta ready for tha l«*l and boot tree, to give It form. Thta part of the work Is very laborious, and require, athletic men ^compll.h IL With tbe lasts tn it, the boot ta then-baked In oven, with a tempera­ ture of 180 degrees, and there remain, twenty-four hours, it ta then ready fpr the trimming and leather wddlUon* u*«l on a felt boot. Thta latter work ta done by women, after which tbe boot is ready for shipment. The capitalI to vested by tills company ta JWO.OOO and the week y output ta 4,800 pairs. The machinery in the Hasting, factory ta ot the latest aud best description, composed of nine carders, two pickers, six fulling mills, ten targe sewing machines and various other labor saving forces- A 100 horse-power engine drive* the whole and the men In charge are hlghlv experienced iu their Miveral specialtiea. The carding department ta in charge of Peter Bcllam, tbe fulling mill ta superintended by Charles Fox. and Ed­ ward Shanahan oversee, tbe finishing de­ partment. The company Include, some of the best business men In Hastings, being a* follow*: Cheater Mewer. president; Clement Smith, vice president; M. L. Cook. *ecretarj’; D- W. Reynolds treasur­ er;!?. T. Colgroveand K. B. Meer, with John Pendergast a* general manager.— Grand Rapids Democrat. a® H? Dr. Beatv his rooms are crowded. Dr. Iteaty ha* .thoroughly , right to lx? called a relf.nta2 ^T3.12* true that he luu been endowed with tip* nnd powsn that are limited extent by very few but i 3 ?1 that he.ta. put tllL. W proved dcitemerievt benellt t„ hlo„f“ men. and eutlUet, him t„ “'['»»» amount of reaped. Mditfonai Bls muni at the HaMhm dailyttlironged with people who ar!7ffit7 ed by tbe many III. t‘„ which heir. It Is an lntereaUi,R ,|e|, ” ’ there «.me One murniw. ™ ..S’? Ihronits ot people who ing and going. 7 cwsOld. tlme-Vrom men. upon who*- kLa the troets ot many nloUr, utjd whore Ireks hsve breu .lireL'T?; the Impress of age, skrel) s„,j drex tbeir.clunk Itata up n,. ..•J,”™’ ladies, up.ui whore once tn-aut'M f.™ disease baa penciled many , dbllsrt hi? Why not bare the pleasure and the UrW.ltare.tul .putX ™ of your summer vacation com­ eye. have been dim,,,, I by s„it, ti„. mence with the commence­ men and maidens from a! Lofer tbe■re® ment of ydur summer vaca­ whroe physlctani have tong tion? Make the voyage to up tbeir cahcs: mlddb-aged people wb! • your selected refuge a tart of have considered their egMis ho2L.w“ the scheme,—start out right Wh<J “ad bunkn. —enjoy life as you go—sec which disease had impose.] Ittxia something by the way—trans­ a visitation at the han<S of Pn-tMetw. form the necessity of travel to are among throe who are daily to be wen THE to the destination (and from) febta reception room awaiting treatment, TRAVERSE in an eutortaluiug and in­ and It Is no less intereuins to watch flrir structive pastime that will kill faces as they come from the opeiattar WAY. what otherwise mfkiit be a rooms. The woc-beg.tu,. exprewfon ha. tedious and stuffy time. optiroly dtaappeared. Hop. has unfurled Take advantage of modern her banner, uud once more th- future has convenience.—make a little a brightness about it that the sufferer* Inquiry in advance—learn of neveg^vpected. Alread.” the ettert (,f hi* ^the new ways—particularly ?4mple aud wonderful treatment has be­ o. the Traverse Way—-by way gun to be felt, and in'onfinary case, a of the Chicago A West Michi­ days suftiee to. accofltpHsh that which gan railway to Traverse City, physicians have failed to perform In jean. thence by boat over one of There is no question bui that Dr. Braty the most deligbtftkl sheet* of has cured many di-ean- pron••■.inctd In­ water in this country. curable by others, and many-a man and If you are going to any woman who has patiently ^i-ered ahat place on Grand or Little must have been a ttyxtaand rtcathj. will Traverse bay juu will find treasure many kindly reouni-cenec* of that the We»t Michigan ta a the man who baa done so much tor them. great favorite thence as it is Around many u beartintone this ruin'i to Chicago. Detroit, etc. naine is mentioned with reverence in i re­ The fast express leaving spect that bi* works thoroughly emitted . Grand Rapid* 11:30 p. m. ar­ him to. rive. at Travcrae City at 6:00 ami lands passengers within a few steps from the bust which depart* immedlxtely and arrives at Charlevoix at 11:30 a. m. Prtmkey at 1:30 p. m.. Mackinaw st 7:15 p. m. Gk«>. DeHavk.x, 'Genera! Passenger Agent. DOCTOR Late fro® Etaai'Eii, WM THE MARKETSHastings. as A glas G in < duo S the C 1! Cln IflU! Insi win B Mil Fax Arrived at Apples—Dried. ■ ■ Clover sera *3 .'*>34<M. Bekos—gi.so per bu. ’ Coru-dKi c. Beef—Drwsed.g3 S0BI6-M calves. UM f j.tc Kggs-13*t5e. limes—Beet.4‘ie; calf. 5e. • Lard—Sc. Llma-ScilincatwCpcrhbl; water!ime,|l.» per bbl. Oats—aoe. Ci Sje perbu. Fork-84 00014 50. ' Flaater-SelUar at ft.to per too. Kalt—Helling atgt wr bbl. Timothy Seed-. Selling at .1 jo nVfhrat- No. t.whltcg JG: rui 47 Flour~«t.i3 per hundred. Rye-3at..ftota. 2714 bei wo JULY 13, And Will Remain Three Weeks. da; Ea ROOMS XT THE bei HASTINGS HOUSE. W Beaaa—FLCO per bu. (or city nltkrd. Better—IMXlTe. creamery M|C30 Oats— tM-rbts. Poultry—Live: eblekena. 10c; turkeys.-tic. Kheep andLambsUoX«-3tedlmn and Mixed MIXER’S c&ss FOR THE BLOOD ths greatest CANCER 6 SCROFULA REMEDY OF THE AQE. SPECIALTY: The Nervous System, • Chronic Throat and Catarrhal Diseases. ^Vthose who have invti neglected* Wly treated, or pronounrwl ln> unrt»le. he es­ pecially extends an Invitation. He often cures when others fall: hi' uvatmeDt Is mild, cu.es permanent, and term' mut­ able, and within the reach of all. Give the Doctor n trial, ami ha will five yon satisfaction. He positively will not take a case he cannot cure. COME EAKIA) It may take some time t6cr.ro you- He Is always' on time, and crowded the lot days of bls visit. To the sick ones who live at . <h*!M« and are not able to visit t|ro Doctor for a personal examination. -!■.<• will “printed list of question'" on sppitreBOD. Some of the most brilliant curt* that ne ever made were of person? that lie n«n?r CONSULTATION FBH- T<» ALL­ Letters muat be short m tei -.r^pldc <&* patches, and aeeompanlrd by tour rente in T M. Hastings. Mich.. March SO, 18R»." stamps, or they will not If ri*1* .rL \1a.?lc,ed Wttl‘ • .•wofulous sore on my answered. Lwhwh *“ *juunlug sore Tor over two Office Houbs, w a- nr. to « P- «“• ISrL Uv,.t7’ ,y •*ilT»letan« With tio effret Uy.”8or.orwx of Mixer's *n? Scn?*ul* Mjjup was entirely cured and have never been afflicted Mere ' N.T. Pamkur. Prop. HaatUigs House. STEKETEE’T For Sale by all Druggists. Drs. Mixer 4 Sons, Hastings, Mich. CHOLERA COFFINS ami CASKETS, W. H. H. HEATH. IMPROVED tioo Cholera Giirc curt of HOC CH0LEBA, and PIS W0BMSIV II0HsB Ian, will .YourH*^* Undertakers Supplies. pH K and ing ven W Jjc, I CM R*'" “ —0 on Itu th bt ed of o! �[[Tstings Banner. R. COOK. Lee*! KCwr. fcles of all kinds . of fruits irrrivaiul d tuie I laa.- fresh; at ing dauXvery |0'v l’r . xtill hiivn more of that ir ut *2.75 per cwt, ,.,.f crockery and glass*: to eat given . for .former ' proin duce. Sugar- are way down and the bottom Li Img out. Call ami see us. JOS. ROGERS The Soap leans iS Lenox In connection with “Mk-hlgan State PERSONAL^MENTION, HuHnesti aseoclatlon'’ in session at Eaton Rev. Brnggt’r went to Detroit Friday. Rapid*, ticket* will be raid nt tl.BO fur round trip from July 22nd to August 2nd . W. L. Wilkins and family are at Wall inclusive. Limited to return until Aug­ Me. ) ust Sd. M..A. OiiaiAK. Ticket Agt. Rev. Irvine and family are visiting In If the lady who picked up a pocket Ohio. . * book from the cross-walk between the Rev. W. M. Puller went to Bay View cuurt house add A. H. Keith's liverv Monday. ' stable Friday evening, July 24. betweemO Ed. Evans, of Delton, waa in the elty amt 7 o'clock, will leave the same at Smith A Colgrove's office sbe will save Tuesday. herself trouble. . There l» no doubt In the mluds of any. or at least need not be, that passenger trains on the Michigan Central journey tlirough the city limits often al three times tbe speed allowed. So far no accident has happened nt atty of the crossings, but there Is danger from (Ids source. The word sulky, as applied to wheeled conveyances, had Ita origin in the fact that when it first appeared, the person who fhw It considered that none but a sulky, selfish uinu would ride In stick an affair, which afforded accomodation to but one Individual. The title was never changed. Ira VanVaUtenburgh and family .are nt Wall lake. Miss Stella Heath hns returned from Toledo, Ohio. . Miss Gertie Bentley was in Grand Rap­ ids Tuesday. Ben Waite, of Kalamazoo.' spent Sun-1 day In this city. Glenna Schantz wife at Woodland the first of the week. Frank Barlow, ot Coldwater, is visiting Mrs. L. E. Gardner. Mrs. L. E. Knappeu, of Grand Rapids, is y isiting in tbe city. OKeorgc Barnes "and sou were in lhe <m.~ .r----- • 'W1 1WW ,11>e nUte hB, •meet Inc. ing all round, and have the manu­ facturers guarantee for one year. Mrs. W. II. Warper, ot Yp-Hantl, 1« vhlUng friend* In the city. ’ John Carveth, of Middleville, the city on business Friday. Mrs. A. E. Dlckermnn 2 lake Saturday evening. Slingerland and family r’s Paint, Ixiiig lake. was iu went NO NEED TO WAIT to were Now is your time to buy your supply of Mrs. Emma Bentley, ot Grand Rapids, Is visiting relatives in the city. SUMMER CLOTHING. Maurice Grigsby Is visiting friends In Kalamazoo aud Alamo this week. ! 1 Mrs. George Bradley, of Grand Rapids, is visiting her parents in thia city. Mrs. Frank Stebbins started for Chicago this morning to visit with (rlends. Mrs. Grigsby and three of her children are visiting friends in the country. Uuntp,| The sale of summer resort ticket*, eornmenclng June 4th, 1«31. from Hastings tX SHIRLEY W. SMITH, Stuart Knappeu returned to his hone In Grand Rapids Monday. j over from one end to the other, and every >on street are I good horse that could be bought^ has beenj < shipped cast The foreign demand is greater than was ever known before. "1 now employed at I can’t tfndcnrtand," said a dealer the other day. ••why more homes are not bred by the t । Detroit next M6n- j farmers of central Michigan. There i« j always a market for gooJ horse,«. nnd it have taken In the 4>.awl>. M,rvfy >.avu W*In 10 rai... th..nt U,pm-'” George and Chas. Carry, of Onego, were in the city the tore part uf the week. Mr. and Mrs. Julius Rossel! and a party of friend-- went to Gun lake Saturday. Mbs Gertie I’cndergast lias returned from a visit with friends, in Kalkaskia. You have been eating some more of those grocn apples. Now you go right down to the drug store and get a bottle of Blackberry Compound. Be We have magnificient values in men’s suits, all wool, stylish, elegant and durable. . sure and go to ■ Cheviot, cassimere, worsted, etcAn unlimited assortment in SACKS and CUTAWAYS of ' Fred L Heath’s|77col^audsl?de v K1 . It Costs You Nothing John Evans and dster. Miss Minnie, of Bellevue, were in the city Saturday. Mr*. D. S. Gooflyenr returned from a visit with relatives in Milan Thanday- Mrs. Jy. Rock nnd son Harry are guests of Mr*. W. D. Hayes at Oakwuod. K- D. Davis grid family, of Middleville, visited friends here the first ot the week. Because I know he has the To see our stock of clothing, hats, capsand furnishing goods, best. . and we beleive we can satisfy you in goods and prices. Hun. Daniel Striker and family returned from their western trip Saturday evening. MF «PrMFMF W W MF5F HASTINGS. MICH. Ward Hughes, ot Chicagu. visited friends in the city the fore part of the week. school building Is round.*. R. MUDGE & SON. Un. Allie Ito-k is expected in the city fb-day for a visit with relative) nnd friends. McElwain returned from Detroit point* nnd at rates named as follows: Munday where he went on business and to Traverse City and return $7.10, Bay View li-fliCU Lvri; .iiuP'lMroU or I’etaskey and return $8.9$, Harbor Springs and return W. 20. Mackinaw City tXpIny ball with lhe Middleville team P I IMroit Weekly Tribune and return S10.30. Mackinac Island and against Charlotte. return $11..10. Sale will continue until - ... Subscribe now. Miss Lucv Beumer has accepted a September 30th. Extreme limit for return ■i -l.arter, the mayor Is a passage on tickets to all above points will position In the felt bout factory at MiUiawaokee, Indiana. • ! ••;»ni of supervisors. be Oct 31. 1N9L M. A. G'ixmax, Ticket Aft M. <’. R. It URrv. A. D. Grigsby is spending • week ■ ’uig I riwlay y veiling next with friends-In Sunfield where he w!l! de­ The new game lawns passul by the will elect four and pornilegislature allows tbe killing of wild turkey liver a ll-cture to-morrow. between November 1 and December 13: ’ Dr. I/>wry will leave Thnrsdnf for Mil­ irw tn rent in fourth ward, woodcock between August 15 nnd December ford. Oakland county, and will he away Wtiet and Center street*. ‘ En15: wild duck, wild waterfowls, and snipe till August 12th or 14 th. between September 1 and December 13: Mark Bussell, of Sioux Falls. Dakota, it i« -:ti! .: Fred (treble has purchas­ ruffed grouse, partridge, pheasant, coilln/ arrived in the city Monday for a short visit ed a hnt.-*■ that will throw dust In the eyes or quail. Virginia partridge between November 1 and December 15. In the with relatives and friends. ofail thi- 1<>-Z flyere. . ’ • Ms $135 Victors, all styles..... Victoria Ladies Safet; . 135 Cycling Sundries of all kinds. Credenda Safety, cushion tire.................................. 90 CATALOGUE FREE. Credenda Ladies’, cushion 90 tire................. Nqnpariel. boys............... 40 AGENT.. All these michines are ball bear­ w» c< Walter Webster, of Nashville, was on our street* Saturday. July's crop report shows that after losing four million dollars on Inst year's wheat 2.000 crop. Michigan farmers turned right round and sowed an ^increased acreage, which will return.a crop several millions । of bushels larger than last season’s. The uf the Week farmers didn't know they’d lost those four million dollars until Secretnry-uf-State Soper kindly figured II out for them, and I A. R.“ in another now they are wondering how great will be their lues ou the increased crop.—Michigan uw roller ]wtcnt Farmer. I Mlehlgan dralero say It is almost Im- I. k-pt hj our F. R. PANCOAST. Mrs. Miner, ot Lake Odessa, visited in the city last week. LOCAL NEWS. R< Newest Styles of Jewelry, Watches and Clocks. at my store, 1st door north of Post Offiice. Mrs. John Kurtz visited friends in Lake I Odessa last week. Ham* & Van Arman have begun to re­ ceive their new stand lamps fur fait trails. They intend to carry a lietter stock of crockery, ohlna ware etc. than ever before. When you want what you are looking fur In crockery and groceries, give them a call. You will always find a first class stock of goods. if farmers after giving their .seed wrfeat a thorough cleaning will stir It Into a tub of strong brine, skimming off all that rises to tl»e surface, then place the wheat on the J barn floor and mix Fith air slacked litnq i until it is sufficiently dry to work through the drill they will have little trouble with • smutty wheat next year. | In connection with the. National En1 campmenl G. A. IL, the Michigan OenVal i has a-ranged for an excursion to Detroit I by sjHX-laJ train leaving Hastings at 7:R$ n. m. August 4tn ami returning by special train leaving Detroit at 8:50 p. m. 'August 4th. Tickets good on this train and date only. M. A. Gikman. Ticket Agt. Sid Crowell received a very cordial In­ vitation to attend the Grand Rapids shoot­ ing tournament laat week and accepted. After hr arrive*! at the shooting ground* however, hr wax tnrred out of all of the contests with the exception of one <•/ two minor event*. SM lias come to the conelusion that It don’t pay very well to be a good shot in Michigan, and Is contem­ plating a trip to the Pacific coast next year ami will try conclusions with some of noted shots of the Pacific slope. I will fit your oyes perfectly. No Charge for examination. You can find the THE MAN WHO SAYS ( Manager Evarts made a business trip to upper peninsula partridge orruffed grouse may be killed from September I to January Grand Rapids Saturday in the Interest of • -X. At any time the use of any swivel or the Chair A Table company. punt gun. yatch or sink-yacht or slokboat Miss Gladys 1,ester returned to her took three flr*L mon'es and or battery for tbe killing of wild duek or home in Marine City yesterday afte^a two fur Allegan and Plainwell other wild water fowl is prohibited. weeks’ visit with Miss Grace Messer. Not so very bad. A very "slick looking and oily tongued Frank Hadley returned to Whatcom, e on account must call and chap, about 22 years of age, called nt n Washington. Monday, after spending a .. 1 mtd tbe money. house on Hanchett street Tuesday. He month's vacation visiting relatives here. I carried a grip which contained some Miss Stella Rogers returned from a trip of groceries. He said he was to Spokane Falls, Washington, last week, - Al tbe :-tine of Barry lodge Monday, samples i getting up au association, the members of erenin;: U: - M. Fowler was elected vice | where she went with her uncle Scott chan •• ■ r In pla ■ • of W. R. Cook, resigned. 'which could buy anything used in the house at wholesale prices. Tbe fee tor Rogers. lot-n»>\ 1Xh<l Michigan.Infontrr will j John Pendergast and / Chester Messer Joining was very small. He probably wss boM tbeir jrnnton in room D. of Bishop the same fellow who worked this racket will starton a.bnslnes* trip to Boston, Mass.. whuol. in: August 5th at 10 a. nr sIn the northwest part of the state and Monday, in the interest of tbe Wool I’.-metiP' •: th- time of leaving for Detroit 1whose operations were exposed by the Boot Ca newspapers some time ago. Look out for n-xt Mttj.li ,-.er the M. C. K. R. has 1 Miss Aliena Allen returned to her home brer, cl,a; vl from 11:30 to 7:25 a. Ithose chaps, for the woods are full of them In Bay City this morning after a very “• Don|t g t left. Inow-a-doys.—Coklwater Republican. The pleasant visit with relatives and friends above warning should be heeded by Baxin the city. > It will t« ..-t :; that tbe time of leaving ' I nek readers. Miss Minnie Evans has resigned her CkexeursMj Monday. Aug. 3rd. has been Under a new law which went Into effect position as teacher ia tl*e city schools. eh$ngei| Iron! 11:30 n. m. to 7:25 a. m. Re sure axi l let on hand. <July 1st all quarterly payments made to Sickness of her mother and brother re­ pensioners will hereafter be paid on and Second the Democrat1* motion for an !after tbe fourth of November. February. quires her presence. Mrs. Daisy Harris and daughter re­ excursion to Ihs.mgs. But If wo want ’ May and August Instead of the fonrtb of people t<> exeat this way. we must pro- :March. June, September and January, as turned to tbeir home In Detroit Friday vMe something for'tbem to see. before. The next payment will be In after being very pleasantly entertained by the Misses Edith and Nellie Babcock. We have io-en frequenlly reminded dur­ August for two months. Tbe payment lux tlH« past week that our statement that following that will be In November. Pen­ lAOrs. Addle Reed Hemming, of Phila­ stoners should make a note of this.—Ex. the city schix Is would commence August i delphia, was expected to arrive in New The above hatf appeared in several of 51 «»•> an ern.r. .September 7th is the our exchanges, and Is misleading. There York City yesterday, after a somewhat ex­ tended trip through Europe. Mrs. F. '■orreet date. ’ 1 has been a change made in tbe payment of was a former Hastings lady and is win­ i/»on<lh5 «P were shown a cherry branch, pensions, but tbe above does not apply to ning fame as a singer, and during her trip not more limn a foot long, from a cherry •'Michigan. The dates of payment id this abroad was listened to by some of lhe tree on&ot t Conk's farmin Orangeville. state will remain as heretofore, and the crowned heads of Europe. Tbe people of «»hicl| there were HO large cherries. next payment will be made in September thia city will watch her progress with Wbocan beat it?much pride. IMs expected that she will as usual. Charles Crow, a blacksmith, living with visit this city rune lime in Angust,at’whfch A notice h g0|nrounds ot the prees wit a change has been made In lhe times his wife and two children on North Oliver1 time sbe has consented to slug at a concert *t for making the tegular quarterly p*y- street, attempted tu commit xalcida, Tues­ to be.given in Union hall. nasib of pensions. This is an error, n<f day evening, by taking arsenic. He bad Omo Strong, freah from the wild and recently moved here from Hastings and ■ chang,. ha-, been made. had been working for DoImmi A Sons and wooly west, made bis many friend* in thl* A new concrete waik will be laid about more recently for George J. Ramey. He city a flying visit Friday. Orno will be u-r achc-.i grounds. If a cyclone, hr someM the former editor of the became despondent over the loss of a «.on- remembered Nashville News, bu: now he Is is editing | Uimg else, win remove the unsightly fence aidcrabte sum of money and evidently de­ wowidthe grounds, it will add to the termined to take his life After bowling the West Coast Trade In Tacoma. J I Washington, and putting In his spare time of thing* very inateriallT. up freely on whhkey he went v» the liou«e The m ar approach ot dug days should and. In lhe presence of !»!• wife, who vain­ I dabbling in real, estate, and it is said that I hi* income from tbe two tourers enables •‘■'((be councilmen to thinking about xo- ly endeavored to disanade him. took a dose I' him to carry a very fat pocket book and Wlng tlw tnnzziing of tbe brnte*. It I of arsenic. He then went to the barn. take life easy. Urao's dead gone on the be no calamity to Hastings It 9.999 . where be refa-r.1 lo let neighbor*, or even west. Is full of Tacoma «n:busl*sn> and the le.ooo dogs here should be killed. Dr. Emerr. who were called, do any thing him prosper. far fam. Bu (finally. Marwhal I’*r<* indu--- we are glad to The Y. P. 8. C. E. had n very pleasant J*--------Nothing Was “•cman Ire cream social held al lire IlaU, well ventilated and well lighted ■"•enre of Mr. and Mrs HamHn oo Green for rent, third floor, inquire uf J. & lahl Fri<lay. Although tbe e^nlnac and Goodyear. ^nvatu w,r- cold the youug people bad wne wry warm games. HE KNOWS IT ALL .<■ -Vv:I ou the' foundations vt tbe i ot.-f of Jones Hendershott and N. May well be mistrusted, unless, indeed, he always has in mind that leads the procession in the clothing trade of Barry county-. ■ Now Ripe, all Ready to be Picked! Some elegant bargains in summer clothing, hats and furnishing goods. Will be pleased to show them to you. I R. K. GRANT. Leading Clothier. 9 �BASE SALL SCORES. THE WAR IS OVER. 0 fair tye Wild tb/we gftp<s» i A?djv«t aft H^e Uo^om^ of Ijed^er I But another fklR-BANK,.« K: in faVor asrjd [ Beate the fatheraqd thynje together. Ac SANTA CLAUSSOAP^JL-^ i ...7 rH|CAG“ MADE ONLY BY b CASTORIA for Infants and Children, on*IL A iscm M. D., U1 So. Oxford Ba, Brooklyn, N. Y. every 4. SCKIBNEU. >| h------- L Office in hotel at |irvs, ul Peace Rctg/is at the Tennessee Coal Mines. CB1CAOO. July 2A -Tbs >A*Kue ,u-w ball ma>rd tor ymrrday la aa tollom At IXadou-BoatOT. •: Philadelphia. X At 1 Br.«.kly»-BrooUya, 10: Se« York, 0 At ! . 7. THE JOTEB3 OOHCLUDE TO SUBMIT. ! Pittsburg—Pittsburg. R Chicago. ^Ut»n; I P' I WuEarttajuriocs medJcatiao. THAT CAN BE RELIED ON FJot to Split! FJot to Discolor! BEARS THIS MARK. trade ELLUloID II A. • C.. II. BaKheJ------------, Pl’’•lcl",' .'"Otanwu, Calls iu city or county nunondHtm proaipthrts, daj oMiigi.t, p te»Uk CaMMEXnKT At W«.blaHo»-«~l" ILL!AM O. l.OWDEX. I Inpon, t Bi«ioii. <1 At Philadelphia ' j Alhictics, 5. Baltimore, 5—game catted— ’ darl.tnsa. ' i CHICAGO, Ally »-Ideagne base tail l Korc* yea:.’.day WWW: Al Cl ieago-*' «' ■ ralto. Id: ClbolmatL X Al CleretehdRejoicing That They Arc 1 CirrrUurl. C: Ptitelranr. < At »«*"”■ Boeton, 11: Brooklyn, S At Se« YorkKnoxville, Tenn., July 35.—Th* war New York. o. Philadelphia, 1 . ' is over nnd the miners hare uncondition­I 1 Assocfotlnn: At St. Louis—St. Louis, ally Mirrei.den.ri. Governor Buchanan1 , ni. CUrinnotl. 1 At has won a victory and without bloodshed. I ville. 0; Colnmbns, 4 At UosWin JfoaThis satisfactory result was reached hut’ i ton. U: Wivbtngtion, 0. At Baltimore— evening a little before fl o'clock. When1 Baltiiuore. 12; Athletic, 0­ day came yesterday it was very generally I CHiCAoo. July M-League taw ball rec­ believed thnt the troops would move to' 1 ords mads yesterday were: At New ^ ork Coal Creek early in the day, but the dayf . —New York, 4; PWladelphla, Ik Al Chlwwre Atuuti - r- to’ cago—Cincinnati, 4: Chicago, X Al Bo^ wore along .... and m. no ----------------------troop* moved. Up noun citizens believed they would go, and ton_Boston. B; Brooklyn. «. At Cieveeven at noon many ------------------------------persons were heard „„ on inn(v_piusburg. 4; Cleveland, 5. Association: Al Philadelphia-Athletic. tbe street^saying that the troops would 8- Baltimore. 3. At Cinainnali-Giacingo in the afternoon. but they did not go. nnti. 4; St. Louis, 7. At WasbingtonIt soon became known, however, that the Wnshington, 1; Boston. A At Columbus troops would not be ordered to move, —Columbus, 8; Louisville. A , though they were ready to go nt a mu Chicago, July 35 -Following hi given meat's nfltice. When they/did not go the record made yesterday by league citizens became nervous, Ad matters bone ball cfobs: At.New York-Phila­ reemed lo bo in a very b*d condition and delphia, ft New York, A At (Jkigothere were rumors upon rumors that the Cincinnati, 7; Chicago, 11. At Cleveland -Cleveland, f; Pittsburg. A Boston- | governor would surrender to lhe mob. Brooklyn game postpmicd-rain. Association: At Philadelphia—Athletic, I It waa learned that the sheriff of An­ 9; Baltimore. 5- At Columbus—Columbus, derson county - would not act aud ask for j a- Ixmisrille. 0. Al Cincinnatl-Cindna posse, and it was said that the governor uatj J2_ gL Lqu1<, 3). Off day for Wash was powerless. When the committee of |nfJtJjn and Boston. miners left him Thursday night the men j Th„ following records were made by were angry. Several of the committee : League nitre* yesterday: At Boston -New said that they would have nothing more; York, 13; Boston, a At Pittsburg Pittato do with the governor, but they were ' burg,. (►. Cincinnati L At »klyn boM.ead.ri men, for yesterday tbe com‘rouk’J";** -ja>M C,eVe ernur, nnd knew he could not, as governor ft ^’^hiugton. 1. Al Columbus-Colnmof a great state and sworn to do his duty, 1 4. Joiui*. 1. At Baltimore—BoacompromiM the law. So they agreed | Wn' j।. Baltimore, 3—fifteen innings, among themselves thnt the governor wns ,btrktji’s*. At Cincinnati — Cincinright in not acceding to a violation of lue natl, j 1ft Ixiuhville, 3 (Sunday) At j law They got together about 3 o’clock I (jriutiibtiK—Cqltimbus, 4; St Louis, 3. At and were In nnIob some time. When ('jndhnati—Cincinnati. 5; Iztuisvllle, 9. | they broke up they weni to Governor Bu-> :^IHCA(M,4 July 38.—Scores made by chanan with the proposition lo abide by Ijt.RgU(. cinb- at base ball yesterday were: | lhe , ‘w..At Boston—Boston, «; New York, 3. At I The i’r«p<«»ltlon of the Mln««. I HnMk|yn_Hrookiyn, 8; Philadelphia, Itt ; Tbv following is a copy of tbe ogre*• ; Atpitu,burg-Pitteburg, 10; Cincinnati. 1. . mem which the miners coma to aud ; A( e^i^d^nwetood, 8; Chicagis 14. which is c, nridered a srttfoment of the AB8odaUou: At Philadelphia-Athletic. | mine trouble “He the underslgmri Washington,8. At Baltimore-Boston, | committee, acting in im^f of the miners Ilaltlmore. 5. At Cim iuuati-Cindn-1 and tb.ir friend, of Brieevilfo aud ( oal . , Uui)ir|Het 3, At Culumbus-Col- : Creek, and in the intereat of peare and ( “ 9 harmony, do submit the following, trust■ ing it will meet with your favorable con-1 caqp UNnrrmFD rideralion. First, Stains quo to be re- | THE ELLIOTT CASE UNDECIDED. | stored ami the guards and convict* not to ! SMtue New Orlcanx T»lk'Indulged In al I | bv molested ou their return to the mines , oinmbux, o. and we will use all ordinary caution and | c’olvmbcs, O„ .Tuly 25.-The Klliott ' honorable means to prevent any Inter- . , n,nice to the throng ! AMfdafo offices, at D A. SHELDON. The importance of purtfirlng the hfeod can3Ot lH» cvercstimated, for without pure blood you cannot enjoy good health. At -this season m arly every one needs a good medkfoa to purify, vitalize, and enrich the blood, and Hood's Sarsaparilla is worthy your confidence. It l,s poauftar in that it strengthen riid builds up lhe system, creates an appeute, and tones Urn digestion, while A eradicates disease Give tt a trial. Hood's Sanaptrilfo is sold by all druggists. Prepared by G L Hood & Co.. Lowell. Mass. IOO Doses One Dollar 81«5** Backach I M. U. GlLLAsru. A. and I.. 8. claim ,\g'-nt will preowute ail klodx vf r|*iS „ Drpartmenu uf the Interior oi&e, u’’ sihls store. comer (Jeurt .-- .t i. iJJ!!.. 6 j11’ Hartius. Mich. » Jcflerym QffiOe hour* • a. m. to r. SIKES? Offineand mideiieeonBresvlnix Rouse.Hast»<>. Mick. CURE SICK DUX UJ WCU .UJ “ F. BRODENHF.lt. Froprirtw, Cor. Jefferson and Court st-. Hastinp,Mlek Rates, $ 1.00 per Day. This House Is new. with pleaaafit hkmfj tx* pstrottagh of the pulin'-1. retrmiv wiiettrf. •—— —— ACHE i Malvina cream Mlghigan Central ....... ■ lis |£s Efl Ils I? SHILOH S CONSUMPTION CURE GILLASPIE, SHILOH'S CURE, Price hnkfon) seven p <-<>«.* u dollars Heinz d certain Townri Hastings City Bank, itsr Hastings, - - Midi. of rect wr iw i vlitlny leu. B . sura Dated CAI’I'T’-A.IL S75.000.0p Incorporated unde- the law* of tbe Sink ot Mlealpm. TbeJ miller Daniki Open for bu*inr"> Ore. 0. U. Bobiti'on, President. D. TV. Heyu iH'.r.cTop-: I)*n W. Reynold >. 11. Powers. D.n. RobitihOii. '' ’ ■’ ' Cheder Hewer. John Otnrtli. Interest paid "t t'.ineil. j Its and > fttMOl Baaktag Busi net- Tr*n«*ri<-<1. Kalom LariC Klrlil* rincAoo £ u i st mho..: MICHIGAX By. L Crooke Driton <”.oV<T Bhultz Hasti Coats l.v Grand Rsplils ;-1U w> Chicago.. L. Indiaiuipjli- . .... Benton Hari*»r. .... Sx Joseph .... Traverse.Clty ... Muskegon.... .... Manistee .'.•j >5 »;.... l^dington rt> .1 t<".v V.. .,-si WtSMi Lxnsii Petrol Vweek days. • Every day. • Except ^“^1• tVv> a. ra. has ihr >ugb < hdr car to Cnkaj’No eTtra charge for scats. ,* . I :15 p. m. runs through fo < bicago »olW rite Wagnpr buflet cai; sea’." v,nu_ p. m has through live chair car lo JmH**U 58*1^11* i?solid train *Hh WxJfn^L£??S Erian E*.tf JUc’u'j ('res* sforping car through <’*ro. »”‘i ® Indianapolis via BentOD llartor. ,vT_,hPt# IL W p m ha» Wagner »!<••] .cgcartnTrmwe C6-» p. m. connects at S'. Jiwph“,?ntea <% & Marton's steamer for c>"cm>- D Hast Coats Wood Wonfl etroit. hA^s|N,‘„r„v . 4- SOUTHERN iMtreii and E*,t Laasimt ................ Howell.... Lowell Alms.................................. St. louis Baginsw ... . . Not of Um 815 ear » IMrdii 'Yi»7lk’iS?b™«>: fbmf > ■" NEW YORK. r, and rebel contain* such cm given th A. D. 1 said dan auction door of Law. real estate ani>collet. ING OFFICE OF *' Kirnux & s.sitTu, Wi.distid. Mich. C. S. I’ALNEP.tON .1- M. .SMITH. Rotary Public. Justice of tbe Preet. CihenidoDOC. ■I Prof. I. HUBERT’S and spent some lime with the president ,--------- , — — Ntw Owjcaks, July K-TU care of yesterday. Tho cardinal returned to Bal­ timore iu .be nfternoan. Emile Bagem-Uo, accused ot aitempiiag tn hrihaTaUa ta- — xxmnsm. ... . * —*. Baltimore, July 28.-This afternoon---------------------- --Cardinal Gtbbooa arrived ban from Ca,-. i irW 1-bon.lay. Atw an l,.,ur'??.i>r May. uumy wUl be a rtort ».,mG a. ion (b, j,ryCtllr£d . ’fi has aocentad an Invitation to tn R*i* wulltv ’I h,-. not ” ROBERTSON HOUSE, No. io Spruce Street, IN THE R. TIMMERMAN, liumepathicI'ty. sk-ian and Surgren. (Offitw over Lathrop’* drug store) • P • HEAD » and Am inn date ISM and of Deed sixteeni <>( inortg William Albion <‘:i sbie at the d seven h hundred dollars E. KENA.8TON. ‘ Attorney al Law, ■ {Over J. 8. Goodvear &('oA uorej Practices in ail court* of the Hute foiiiet' .. smiatHttr attending tn. ’ Geo. P. Rowell & Co., 5^ aq/iR day of J* S83' i ATAny time “» ALWAYS THE BEST VWJt j'' Uwpr*. । tOffiec lit Union bltwk. It&uinvY . Photic* is all the court* oHkr mu? Anywhere dLWdYS THE SrtHE Defaul A certain •(•iorira Hought* UM1THAO.; Anything NO. 35. So "~i' '*. Thj'sicLu win) Surgeon. N**** * specially oftresU:^ Ci-b. v., i.YEkiiiI EAR iui<i the l>n-<-rv*Hun V1.i*? To Advertise ED. POWERJ’ does no tie and Dr. Mil t । t W. LOWRY. M. )k. | tut — ««rrU ~IU« .bout tbe Will Try to lb Law Abiding. ' house that no verdict would be reached “Second—Rcpo-ing confidence in our governor, ami belitvitig the general as- ' during tl>e night. One of EHioit’s parCARTER MEDICINE CO.. Haw Yortti BA u meet* in extra session l Ucular friends, a member ot the Hibernian sembly, when.beit .Sr? meet* in re'S extra session. I 1 SHALL PILL SHALL DOSE. SHALL HUGE 'tJZai •»<*»k»of will give us Ibe t'_. L i,e™wyrel — Wireom tb. : ibe m< My n,Qch b„, oppression that now hangs over us, wo , ' bore an air of perfect confidence ih*t lhe will endeavor to conduct ourselves as law- i .b,a10 gp«'pier»"u^midiutb.«n> CAN BE WIPED CLEAN IN A MOMENT. abiding people, so m to the MeneJ’id ..-.np«bj of maintain tb. public lucontbe ' "'"'“’“’f,e °h jj! . . r • :• . I porters of the accused, although they give future, as well as in the past. ’ little outward manifestations of their ■=W" f'nnn.lrlLr.n "Third—And we'do hereby express our I( opinions, for serious trouble might result. thanks to Governor Buchantui for the , As excitement now stands, it will not kind consideration in holding the militia fare well with tho man who dares bang I in this city and thereby preventing a con­ ; the }tiry. __________ OHIO flict that might have resulted in blood­ shed. MORTGAGE SALK. z "Fourth—And to the committee of citi-; n n lair « _th« Fillet i..rv zen# we also express thanks for the inter- 1.5°LLMBVS>° • Tb« EUiott jury ItrfAiit bavltir been made for more than mt tbrr h.v.. dim bf tbrir m«.l .nJ b*a >•“ "“'r lhre- ‘U5™ bMonUj thirty days lu juiyment of Interest and o' one hundred bolUra prinrlnal overdo* and paya advice in tbeir efforts to adjust tbe exist- “ta1* a° agreement seemed no nearer hie on a mortgage dated March l».. is*, mwe ing difficulties.“ Tbe above is signed by than on the first day. Three times they * by James H. Banlty to Nandi 11 Austin, and the miners' and citizens' committees. |■ h«v« rn/.ii„r.« thn bare w«it«wi asked th. the <wmr« court fnr for ln-i instructions, tho rr-nrde<l In the offler ot lhe iCeglster of D-cds J last being upon the relative positions of | forftbe County ot Harry In the Mate of Michi­ gan. March 19.18*6. in Uber IT ol mortaage*. Today the governor will go to Coal Patwy l*at«ev and Bill Klliott when the latter on page‘.’M. and by t-e said Sarah H. Austin Creek nnd talk to tbe miners. The tele- ; said, "Kill t'ie a----- of b——, Putneyfabo assigned to Daniel W. Kogers, by an assign­ )’'*«■ *n<1 recorded in gram received from that place late last ' as to whether Ostxwn fired at l*ntsey be­ ment dated AUgint K>*t(lster's olBee A'tgu-' >. WN, In liner ST night said that everybody there wtui re- I fore he waa fired upon by him. It is sup said o' mortgages ou page 95. attd l>> the Mid Daniel joicingat the result, thnt the governor 1 posed that the jury stands eight for mur- W. Rogers assigned to R. II. Court, by an usjenwlll lie cordially welcomed and that the der in the first degree and four fur the sec­ oimii da'Al May 1st. ItW. and recorded In said register's oflfoo Mav iMh. 1W», tn liber 3C nl miners will faithfully keep the agreement und degree. . as approved by their committee. The ' - -------------------------stenment dated May 1st. 1«», and recorded In j labor people of the state arc to be con­ REGISTERED AS J. N. HUSTON. said register's oHlce. May lllh. 1<>I. in Uber M gratulated on the result. It has again . pul lhe miners in a good light and they 1 A Create • Beusatlou at aa ImU- of mon gazes on pag.’ ISA. for which default the sal*! Margaret Andrus by virtue of the right now hare tbe sympathy ot all here. It is [ *n*poU» Hotel. given her by said morlzaze. has inxdn and h<-reto be sincerely hoped chat much good for IXIilAMAFoLB, July 25.—About 3 o’clock i>y makes the whole princit-al wm of said mortgage and the interest wennsl thereon nowthem will result. | Thursday morning a well drtmed gentle­ due and parable, and on which mortgaiPi there :' man walktri walked into the Denisnn Denison hnt*>l hotel „nH and Is claimed io be du-al the dale of udt notice All Quiet at Coal Creek. leu hundred twrnty-rix dollars and ten cents. ! registered as “J. N. Host-on, Washington, Mud no null or proceedings al law having been Nashville, Tenn., July 4)7.—A special ; 1». C.” He was assigned to room 33, nnd Instituted to recover lhe amount cured by from Knoxville, Tenn., says that every- i the hotel clerk, supposing he had the ex- said rwrtgage or any patt thereof. Notice is ibcreforv hereby given that on Hatthing I* quiet there, and Hutt the convicts .... c, . "• r -----------------lu... returuMl to tb. n>lun at Cool Crwk I 1 SUt" lr~"“"r ''■r M* «»«•. -™> untay t be &u> day nf September l»t al ten o'clock udBrkevlUe No further trouble I. n- uuu.uellj ettwitlw. lu a few moueola In tbv forenoon, there will be sold at tbe north front door of I he court biaise lu the city of Has­ pected, the miners haring agreed to await 1 eve:T bell-boy in the hotel was dancing tings, county of iUrry and stale of Michigan. the action ot the extra session of the leg- ; *ttemiance upon tbe stranger. He or­ Mid court house being the bnlbdne tn which the islalure. which is to be called at an early i ^’vd tbe best drinks, a lunch, and diven circuit court for the county of B.mty I* held; al public mtriinn so the highest bidder, the premi­ date by Governor Buchanan.------------------- ‘ ' otber tbinP». ««“I Anally sent down an ur­ ses described lu Mil- mortgage or so much ---------— ! der for F2^»> and a conch and four horses. thereof a« may be nectmary to sail’fr the THE UNHAPPY FRENCH EDITOR. I At this poi)t it dawned upon the clerk mni’u -i due ou>«ld mortgage as above set forth, the Interest thereon, and the costs, charges WRITE TO ' ------that hfe guest was crasy. He telephoned with aud exjieuse? allowed by taw and provided for He Cannot Get Over That llrttlxh Beeep- for tbe police, and when the officers nr- in said tnortgnge. said premises bring situate l tloa or KaKer Billy. | rived they recogniped in the stranger a In the city ot Hastings, county of IUrry and 1-oNtWX. July 28.—The French press man who had escaped from Dr. Fletcher’s stale of Michigan, and deMrlbetl as follow-: flndxlt. irniMiuiihl.. ♦« finds'll impossible to Frr^.u-fatgive tbe n_s.i-i. British 1 Mtnitorium early in the night, and for The sooth half ol lo's numbured ten hundred thirty eight, tr*> bundled-thirty nine and ten government for tbe enthusiastic reception whom they had been looking. Tbe ma­ linndmi forty ot ibe elty. formerly village, of Heslinga accorc.li g ti» the recut Led plat thereof. of tbe kaiser, and the Paris Figaro fans niac resisted the officers, hut was overpow­ Dalod. Hastli g*. Mich.. Jone «. HOL ered alter a desperate struggle. ’ MAHQ.OtKT A5t>BPS, just discovered, what no Englishman had As-ixnee ot the Mortgage. before suspected, that tbe Conservative Aloxxo E. Kits amtox defeat in Cambridgeshire was due to tha Attorney for Assignee. Lvoxa, Neb., July 24.—A probably fa­ popular discontent with the undue bonora tal accident baa occurred here in the Ly­ showered upon the German sovereign. The ons roller mills. While playing near the squirming of the French newspapers over cleaning department)of the mill the cloth the big show in honor of the queen's ing of tbe 10-year-61d ton of William grandson causes a good deal of amusement . “ Tkt Niagara Fails Radt." Brink caught on the lion shaft of tbe in London. Labouchere’s feeling on the H.e ™ Girled around with same subject is also discounted, as besides frightful vejodty. At every revolution being a Radical he is of French descent, of lhe shaft the boy's head nnd shoulders and strongly Gallic in his sympathies. atruck against the waste box with ter­ lf2W.IiO.CO rible force. His screatps for help were Hast: * aSt. PETEIUBVEG. July 28.—The office™ answered by an attendant in the mill who turned off the water power and dial, of the visiting French squadron were en­ engaged tbe lad from the shaft. His arms tertained at dinner Sunday evening by the were broken and one aide ot his face and HAjrnx.ve......... ............ I ».«| ».«3! XI Grand Duke Alexis on board of tbe Rus­ body frightfully bruised and beaten sian flagship Asia. The greatest cordiality M. H. COLLINS, teucal Agent, HaMiRgn* prevailed. Extremely friendly telegrams o. w. E ixkhjui u. r it. A..<fofoago. hare been interchanged by the czar and. COENCIL BlVFFh, la., July 23.—The President Carnot since the visit of tbe Kimball & Champ Investment company former to the French fleet. The Novoye of this city failed Thursday afternoon. Vremya declares that.it is not for the 1 heir assets an- placed at MOO.OOO to KOO.h h AA Eases Pain Instantly. The raccexs of thia Great Cough Cure is triple alliance and for the British premier, <60, and the liabilities at about uiuod UnLl Slranglhens Weak Parts. srithoui a parallel in the history of medicine. but for France and Russia to dictate their Kimball & Champ beside* being heavy will to Europe. All druggists sue auiborited lo sell it on a posrtorkuoldm I. tb. iQT-to.., • Id a private banking businem. The ast-gt>meat does not include the bankinc Inal Gibbons and Archbishop Ireland called turinere or other private affairs. Children Cry for Pitcher’s Castoria. Opium I M M. FOWLER,I).b’ .< YOU WISH >■ SHOKE Non Office boun from ■: to i p hl TeuLkl T If L-— ««• 'I*' *"/ acompleir .m Of At..tr*ftXjl'y*lBt Ptw lb. I.. „„ J—____________ (: .I hltOOKB cSrt P. DRAKK M. I).. ------------ -■ Slity are striedy rejrtablo and do not gripe or pur--. but by tbalr rmWactkm plrereaU who *- _ .l - -. • _ wI.I.bI flvatbrBL. BObu THE ONLY LINEN-LINED WATERPROOF COLLAR IN THE MARKET. .. h««t ^TUAi:r. K^AH-EX A J Attorneys at law Over Hastings NmIolsi Mark. NEEDS NO LAUNDERING. T"^, Office ovet Julius RtWM ir?"?.^ EtweL Hastings. Mirh. mittee cams to aeu the position of tho gov- i U^wcjation. Xt Philadelphia-Athlellc, WATERPROOF COLLAR on CUFF BE UP TO THE MARK — BUSINESS CARDS •“ *** "f«7^b' “iSrl« ~r For Hckets aihi mtornutW. ticket office. CT Munroe St. or I n«n« (ien ! !’*«• : " MORTliAGE SALE. Default having been ‘"d11 yiSotW Jf; of * certain mortmwi' I (t»ted AXil BUidi "Wldowre” to D-inlri Sirikrr.^ . j0 y* sixteenth A. D. *l'd .'J*,, BMff office of the Begi*t»v of „.ant*et>te l&jjs h< BalEg haviK u>d Lean orrm".>;»e« r> laxltutad w r«r«>er l»e j -nardm 5. mortviie or aw pari „,,aim»' “J !&K.'Mai".I ESSS: Kier»b.^Y.i; "* “>i •, «.«s ths second day °f <^‘‘2* trtud**®!? o'clock in the ..<‘»idSr st public auction to tbe 11-’ "■ ;ln thr ( from dsor of e*R. <b.t i—er «•«loi.o ■' S^Uat certain piece gf l*£h n lI1,:3nC*.15 being situate M WJirt tbe County ol Bam ■?“ . riie ’211« DAXJXL STEIK Kit. Ait y I . i aS ra tmu 3 �JN ARMY PORTIA. ■lull w .-..rtiX J’, .,Crc?e4 :1“' "ator‘h'“-‘Xiou«l.,3koaM=l>.;uint-', hat banded heavily with rear® The cMlheeiVrti! LTl.. 7'w not Porti“ "" ,ur- •• ■>«< 'nrtont be had buried Ibl, mHb. cau»e Mabel var™ ■ i • ■ ln4™|l’d. M °*''a ™- "Teaching "Teacbins cbiMrea qniddy forward. Ivrrard utterly utterly iguorignurchildren ueppe.1 stepj>ed quickly It^Sg, ?" “’'rtnter .-u u-lllng o= 1 hilled b.d U.™«-n iter was telling on ’ ing ptuwy’j hostile gnior. h$d thrown vbfcb V'- »:■ -JI >=1:001 (head, and blm»Ir ra one bore b.«i.k IB., ham. CHAP72B XVIIL long l.-fmt., .a c“°' *h’w“ h-ported IU. > rnoelr. m>d Uv-drn.eMD:! m<Mr .1Uuie’s stout renlv ^fr’^earn. wa* [ though her own Irtton. made no mention mort awe|:t the eoft. wbile lurndo ar be like it th.t-T^i' '! *he llo™n't °* iL '““Uy '"Onld move to tbeir impetuously Maul ib-.-rn ‘.y0"*11-. Maj. Krajon country mat lu a week, mxl I • "Georgia." be whispered. hSie?omlnJ *ta“r,u» f'-ening ot hh | * »iM. raid, to seu the tree, and Heavens* what a start! In her wild tS^S4 8’ “? °r connB ”“"y o' “rtloo^-ln. V I consternation she recoiled from his thSarriaon people happened in. :md so • ! touch, striving at th? same instant to sit „h pl“"1 10. aw x> . “othb* h •>»' general chat chat ! Itar “> general The first rf May had rame. The erect. Hammocks are not made tor ™'"o evonwge inter, when the major !'“’'Itkotarta °'alnutling cl: . ____ ____________________________ _ ___ city were ' combinations so eccentric. Tbe next eour^.w ™ "™“h“r “nJ div- | *™ndej iu Cm rur'ueat. Iresbat green ' Instant the thing luulslipwdj ftxan ’ - flimsy — ...... be lr^Jh»t“m““,vh" favcirite hobbice, ^10 sweet l.reafj ot s tha early Iler and she felt hersel/g ---------. 7summer, ---------- - ।under .... ~ going u™“r u “”’rtho mit« ot Judge Mon with th- p:v,'mne ot lilac mid Dro ' ' • - - ’ cream? of lilac aud , Drowning men catch at straws, drownrtoarn a letter urging hia sou to quit the ’ honoysnekle mi.l ot myriad blrmroms, mg women seire the bond they would Bf mvriail wmce«»• rtgliiag toliaje ot a 1 bav. ,, . ... tbrangh ------- of athe 1 have shunned But for bis sudden "Haro you ncn-r heard tloara". an- park .............................. of grand old trees and rippling the ( spring, but for prompt clasping arms, Both the method and results when swrr, majorr said Lime. -Ho raid it surface c.f a grassy kiwa. Rubin and ' she would have gone headlong to the to mo Moro rendiny it. uafl I thought it bluebird, oriole and crested woodpecker ground on tbe opposite side. For a min- Syrup of Figs is taken; it is pleasant ““«• .V““1 ’“T* o OOP.'- Ho" » ta.” tlasbed and flitted through the sunshine, j ute she wap;hdd in close embrace, a con- and refreshing to the taste, and acts Miss Marshall was sitting ut tho table now splnshiug in the basin of the fount- 1 fused mingling of dusty braids, of Iferob- gently yet promptly on the Kidneys, fileepbv Morbid Fears, Hot For a minute the wit held In close em­ under the bright lamp as Lane Iwgan to oin. now chasing each other in chatter-' bing fvmirtinity. of hotly blushing tear Liver and Bowels, cleanses the sys­ rerpi. Mabel noticed that she leaned ing glee through th? slanting light and ! wet face, of cool linen lawn und clinging tem effectually, dispels colds, head­ brace. \ Jh-1-. prhbl)iinnaM,ConfLVh' Yi/' Vluia Dance, When it was generally understood। forward, shading her eyes with her shadow. The drone of beetle und hum ■ hammock netting. Then her hands re­ aches and fevers and cures habitqal S nil ■■■ I irankemw of dragon fly fell soothingly on the gained their cunning and found his constipation. Svrup of Figs is the v*J u.njj.u around Fort Ryan the following after­ hand. ST S Mi: - ll-rioralbre N.Trim-. It noon thnt Mr. Hearn had taken the first; "T Imre thought it all over, my dear dr a "--'r 7 =»' r. broad shoulders and she pushed herself only remedy of its kind ever pro­ V 1 ■ an, oplatea. Trial botfntlwrrt Tl„. ________ a . aaaj a.™ Thtal ‘-lr. knot of Jerseys browsing in The little free, and then hysterical laughter enme duced, pleasing to the taste and ac­ train and gone after the regiment early father. The offer you make mo is one Kl S... c. - VFUKE at. taaMl the paddock down the eastward slop? to her aid nnd the shaded grove rang to ceptable to the stomach, prompt in for which 1 thank you with all my heart that morning people were somewhat tn;. , M n.alCf, ElUurt. IghM. surprised. • Along toward sunset the la­ Few men could quit the service under huddled together sleepily in u aliaded a peal that, if cot merry, was at leust its action aud truly beneficial tn its TIUII BOTTLE FREE. dies began to think it time somebody better aaapic^ nr rehini to a homo /®rner The tennis court was deserted. irresistible, and at last.' us she sat there effects, prepared only from the most frieuda more loving, and ’*be m:iH. ,n; ‘ts lay sprawled about the restored to equilibrium and striving to went to call nt tho Lands’ and see why it more loved or friends Sold healthy ana agreeable substances, its was thnt neither Mrs. Lane nor Mini jT?t-I cannot Ten years of my life, croquet ground, und n pair of Maltese regain her whirling sensca as he stood kittens that ha 1 boon scampering about patiently bending over her, half praying many excellent qualities commend it periiaps the best ten. have been spent in Marshall had be?n abroad during the :■ m.'ui-* in Up- condition of „„ the inspired hummock might yet to all and have made it the most Incidentally, too, it might bo pos­ u profttwion which with every year pre- playing hide cud seek among the currant that ih i.te bv John bniitli :<» day. sHuninl some c.-itno new notv freak, fronk she hIip glanced tllufli-ed up nn। popular remedy known. j:• iiri and Aurlllx -M. sible to find out whether congratula­ aente new fields, new studies and new hti&es. seemed nt last overcome by the1 attempt imhi'c eighth A- l>. laugorons spell iu which all uirture was I at him through smiles and tears nnd disSyrup of Figs is for sale in 50c . •>( {lie II.XM r Of tions were iu order. Nolaxly could ac­ requirements. 1 have worked honestly, " ' ’bangs only ’ ‘to — and 81 bottles by all leading drug­ say Michigan oiHtnj eighth count for the sudden departure of tho have won friends nnd. in all modesty hushe<l. and with tho confidence of kit- ordered . --I in liber <»t tnorttenhood proceeded to clamber into the gists. Any reliable druggist who '•How utterly absurd!” ' is • mortgage WM dulv lieutenant Kenyon knew of it of course, may say, n good namv. Admitting oil To which philosophical remark he: may not have it on hand will pro­ -i < inrh * W. Houahtalin but ta all <iuefltions would only reply, as you write of this recent attempt of the slowly swinging hammock, hnng well ।... ii Vv as-ignincnl bexr. papers to blacken it, my friends here back in the shade, wherein was reclining vouchsafed no reply whatever cure it promptly for any one who d.ivlof Fvbruary A.D. though in surprise; the one human being visible in the en­ It is a fall niinute before she recovers,. wishes to try it Do not accept, any : . .>i’!Ve ■>< *ald Register "Go? Why. of course he wont! What tell me that it but proves the strength .o::!itv. Michigan, on the of my record that even concert?!! news- tire picture—a tall girl with big dark even partially, either breath or self substitute. • „i'\ ,A. I, IBM lt» liberal else would you expect of a man like - >• ti l»«nlel Striker. Hearn? Ho was all ready*, to join his ]mper assaults could not harm me iu the eyes nnd a wealth of somber braids of possession Then she holds forth her CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP CO. hair—a girl whose soft cheeks were nl hand, and he assists her to rise. I : ‘.Vfiilam It- Haze, lh»* regiment—why shouldn't he go?" eyes of right thinking people. -Ain*-:i| Fund lonimttlcc. SA* nUMClSCQ. CAL "This is not the welcome 1 should giveJ "1 love tho duties. I am deeply at­ must cs titin and pale ns the slender white Still, as Mr. Hearn had not said a word •:iv chimu-d to be due ’ LOUISVILU, KT. NEW rOKK, N.V. . ! the sum id twenty- about going, even when questioned the tached to many of my cuturadcs. I can . hands loosely clasping nn open letter that you. Shall we go to the house?’ । .imi iwenty live oun lay iu her bp. And it was this that the But even ns she asks and her eyes be a very fair soldier, and might only । ■ ,..i httorncy fie of titty night before, every woman at Ryan felt ■ i -a d mortgage and no sure there was some sudden reason, and make a very poor lawyer. For these fureiuoKt pussy, after clambering by glance nervously, shyly, up into his face, • :,»w b.ivuu. been inotllutreason* I think I ought to stand where 1 swift springs up the pathway nffotded she knows he will accept no invitation : cured by said niort- equally sure that Miss Marshall, if she by the trailing white skirts, now impa­ that will peril this tete-a-tete. She secs :er«-«Jt ' x only would, could tell it. Very proba­ alii. But there is still another reason.' j of the power of sale "Father, when I bound myself to the tiently pgfred to one bido uqd curled her­ how the lines have deepened in his -t. <cr and the -tsiute tn bly the first callers fully expected to be self up in its place: there she was frank, soldierly face, and that a sadness pr.-tided notice U hereby told that Miss Marshall was not well United States as n cadet 1 received at :i -c <»ml 'Uy of October and begged to be excused. That would the liands of the nation a schooling such promptly joine 1 by her playmate. Slow­ not all of his recent bereavement has •> » In th*'forenoon of ly the thia while han J was lifted R,|‘l left its traces, there. She would lead as I could get nt no other institntioa in ler-f.setl will »ell;u public have settled th > matter to their entire gently stroked the fur of ths pretty him from tho shaded grove to the par­ •a I* dderatihe north front OFFICE WITH HOLBBOOK. OVEB But. on tho contrary. Mi** the world, and was tjuldcd by the na­ graceful <-re'r.tnre. lor. where the lamps are already begin­ gw vi. the City of Hastings. satisfaction. MORRILL'S STORE, HASTINGS. : b.-inu the place Marslmll, looking every bit as fresh aud tion for its service. If in after years 1 "It is a holiday fur us. isn’t $t. Fluffy- ning to twinkle, but be will not budge Ii."' - • !<.r Hurry county Is cool and animated ns ever, came trip­ found myself better fitted to serve in Some more do-nn houses wanted raug<(.■•» l ibel in said n»ort»onie other way. then there might be ex­ kin?" murmured the girl. "The children one step. He stands confronting her Inir from SHOO l<> 51000. necetsarr ping lightly down the stairs the moment cuse for tendering a resignation. But j and doggy foith gone, and it s almost ••No! 1 Lave come solely to see you. Remember that this column contains bat tg»gv with they were announced. She perfectly nl ah when I feel and know that I am fur more time for us to Im? thinking of tea—tea all Is there any reason why wo cannot stay ii verj" binall part of the property 1 have f-e nf fitly well knew that they would be coming, here a moment?’ And she can think of for j»ale or exchange. soldier titan I can ever be anything else, alone. Then-’* the whistle of the sunset nnd waS fully prepared to meet them train now ' • none. Oh. what infamous fate that he 1 live Improved and vacant city lots for it nil the more convinces me that my She had heard, too. of Mr. Hearn’s sud­ —bathed salo and exchange In all parla ot the city. UlUMlt For * iiioment the wooded slopes on i should have found her weeping . efforts Ixdong now and for n lifetime to den departure; a brief note hud come tfi both sH»<a of th? valley echoed to the I in tears! Farming lands for sale and exchange in Mrs. Lane early in tho morning, over the nation tliat trained me and that 1 rattl'-oC tho incoming cars, tho sharp I "1 hardly thought U> see you at all, all pa th of the county. have sworn to serve. I have some choice Grand Rapidk prop­ which that Ixmny matron hail had a hiss of tream. the distant aoundof voiees • especially after—tbe great—sorrow of "Tile dear ones at home know me best, good cry. The visitors only succeeded at the little station down the winding | your father's death." she falters, her erty for sale at a bargain. it-is true. The class in whose snpi»u.-ed I have choice Chicano property for Balo, in finding Miss Marshall :ts brilliant and village street, arched over with rustling j heart leaping nnd luranding despite her interests I huvelieen so unjustly «5*Miiled. well located in different parts of the city, entertaining as ever, but more -prorokfoliage. Then the clang of tbe bell and j effort to be calm / raneiJiR from SJ'23 up lo S50.UB0. a splen­ it is also true, is very different from that ... „j j;jn ta |£j n g mother north. ” be an ­ ingly inscrutable, di was impoqpiblc tho hurrying engine again ptuhe.1 north-1 did opjiortunity for investments lo that in which we move. Bur. in the broad iraiKKK, ward, impatient of delay A fevy light swers simply "It was n cruel blow lo marvelous city where fortunes nrtWiadc in ■ to determine from her manner of speak­ light of a solilier’s duty, neither the love ‘ carriages and pony phaetons came driv her and n hard one tome It was nil Real Estate. 1 have maps of the city lo­ ing of Mr. Hearn and his departure of the one nor the> unreasoning hate of whether there was an engagement or the other should swerve me. The liard- ing swiftly by; a few of the oecu;mnts over before 1 could get liomo. Mother cating the different placet for sale. • not. est knocks a soldier has to bear come waved hand or handkerchief to the re­ will qtend the summer with her sister clining figure in the liumuicr’k. but far. on the St. Lawrence, but shn has to rest Nor was any on? n whit wiser at the sometimes front the very men whom he On Jefferson afreet two houses and lota mort px-A-d by on the other side without in Cincinnati until to-morrow night 1 end of tho week. "If she is engagefl to at bargains, and.on easy terms. is sworn l.» defcniL You would nut him,” said tho d.tmos nn i damsels, "she ' liave me yield becifusu uf a stinging a sign or token, aud presently silence left her with old friends this afternoon Near furniture factory,—one lot nud ;------ . . , . , . . , nave nre yrexu uvcuuau ui u chiu^ui, mid solitude again settled down upon’ and came out here to find you. 1 must is recnvmg rather too much attention . WO1W(1 nor woal<l j worthy of house well finished 81,000; ssoo down, T ME TABLE. this evening And now------have hah on lime at 7 per cent. the aludvd lawn, nud the lust ray* of the go o_ back ---- ------------------„ ------from the major, who lots uo ^Jay, go by your name if I faltered now. It is my ; westering-san kisse l the tree tops good ; , you _____ no ’ word ------------------------------of welcome far me.' Did Aiul one house and lot oue block from without its call, and th? calls are grow­ belief that, despite nppiirent apathy, i night and slowly di< J r.way ij you not* 'know that 1 would come, ~ 'loving * factory. 8S00; 8300 down, bal. at 7 per ing longer’* there is still north or routh cent.' Cheap. - a •place ... in “Snrely there should bo another letter I you ns 1 do?*' Maliei Lane, who bud looked paleXp-r ---- -- ----------- -7----------- , U--------------- --------------------- -----------. , House and lot near Whip and Felt Boot What answer can slie make? Her head M-.Mta.BUht: thuon:..,. we.-k •; a day or two. was blithe and sunshiny who seeks faithfully to serve thym. nnd But.. old drooping low. her lurnils are clasped - .. n M » did ntiw.V said Portia. £_ /“ ns 1it I is .... .... factory. 81-000. 8500 down. bal.xIJ years a- ever, so far ns Ryan society could in that faith—God liylping me—I shall ) in at 7 per cent. \ । was. there seemed one -piige which de- together, her bosom heaving, her breath judge, and in the absence of any local Several ^plendld bargains iu the 1st fallow tho old flag to the eruL" • sen rd re-reading, and the white hands fluttering away, and yet how witjj a joy sensation sumo people were disposed to j• "By Jupiter!” said Kenyon, as he sought aud found tho latter aud lifted it I how exquisite a hop« is throbbing in her ward! and othA parts of the city. regard the situation aa decidedly dis- «prang to his feet and strode excitedly Brick barn for sale at a bargain, on cor­ j before her eye-.i. .! heart of hearts'. ner oftposite Ford’s hotel. h-art-niug. No woman rests content up and down tbe room, "isn’t that ! -Mr Hearn has be?n tone a week I "neorn-in M— "Georgin" —h bo speaks impulsively, his SO ft. front by 140 ft. deep, well located In who suopectis an engagement and^cannot enough to make one damn the 1 t>rty of ■ nnu uii: now. and we-miss .him sotily. He hau deep voi^e trembling—-you made me Seneca Falls. N. ¥.. has on the land 1 brick io no! the press, to think that a month ago it I alul()Mt uuwle j10,U0 W;tXj dur accept your answer then nud bear my store:three stories, also dwelling house and Letters front tho regiment gave no was holding up that fine fellow tor .n„ tha winter, and rarely spent tm oven goodlbarn. Can be bought at a bargain. bitter disappointment without a word r ___ cle w. Lauo wrote to Mabcl’every day- everything that was low and contempt!- . •n or| where else Efts father's death but 1 have borne it too long now vill exchange for Hastings or Grand Had | or wi axiothcr thing that xuada him culpable iu ble! Miss Marshall, if I were— «hj ; ^-ms to liave been v.-ry sudden, and it Ilaplas property. Tbe city of Seneca Falls yop been at the other end of the world 1 ' tunh the eves of lords less uxorious -and she she’s gone!” ] waa a shuck. He has a niontb’s must Uave followed yon. for the longing has a population of 7.000 aud upwards—is was besieged by tho other wives with •J<«t stepped into the dining room a leave, with rerminsion to apply fdr nn to see yonr dear facts to hear your voice, largest town in Seccna Co. 40-tecre farm In Irving, all Improved, soil ' questions as to what was going on in the moment,*’ said Mrs. Lane promptly . CJtensjoa Georgia — Portia—i could to look into your glorious eyes, has over­ goodJ Can lie bought at a bargain on easy field. Bu’. what ho wrot j her of Hearn though her eyes were brimming. "Now | say so much, so very much, if you would mastered tne time nnd ogam. I had to terms. » she would tell uo one. not even Geonfia isn’t thnt Mr. Hearn all over?" only li.sU n. If you would only release come, and now I will hear what it is that 84 acres fractional—over runs 15 or 30 —who never asked. • But Georgia Marshall had not gone me from that promise! 1 was thinking cw»uua stands between us. God — knows j —•» tny love acres; h’ udle east of Sheridan, good fram­ ' "It lias been » hard ordeal fur Hearn, into tho dining room. Mabel found her but yesterday how 1 bles-ed the day that and honor bare been your® a long, long ed house. One IXJbe cheapest farms in as any one can see." wrote the captain. over at the end of th? veranda gazing at my pride broke ddwn and gave me Fred yenr. -----u~---------------------------God ---------knows*.there can be no con­ Bnrry CO., will take part city property. "He has aged and changed greatly. The the distant night lights across the dark 10 acres near city, good bonscand barn, and h-ipiJiness. Sometimes 1 cannot but tent or joy for tne if yuur answer be youngsters had planned a tort of love well nnd cistern. 150 fruit trees, X acre and silent valley. think that only pride—foolixh. unwar­ final. You have bonnd my life in yoara. Mllo grapes; 81.300, cheap, down, bal. at 7 feast for liim. but he begged them that September cane, nnd the Eleventh rantable pride—■stands between you and You won tny xyhole heart, my deepest <>»L per dent nothing of the kind bo held, and he has would.soon boon its homeward march. a life as btaKd as my own.' gratitude. No. you cannot check me 400 acres In Woodland to exchange for really shunnel society since rejoining Letters to the regiment made frequent by impatient gesture now You must Impatiently the letter was hurled upon smaller farm and difference. He claims that all his time is taken up mention of old Kenyon’s devotion to the grass, and: balreturning. Georgia hear. You told me there was no other IM acres in Hope township, known as with his troop, aud of courao we are very Miss Marshall, and even Hearn had to buried her wad face ou her nmi. Of man. la that true?’ the Doty farm, will sell for 84300 on easy busy; but there is something behind it hear occasional bits of conversation that "Perfectly." she answers proudly what wan the thinking? Surely those term. Voodlan told him that in quitting Ryan be had were hot tears trickling through tbe Several 80 acre parcels for sale at bar­ r W| 4 <3| aud I think you know." "And yet yon would not listen to me. gains ranging from 81.800 upwards and She did know, and yet could not tell- abandoned the field to a nrak But long white fingers; surely there was You would not be my wife." k!l.u: some will take part dty property in exIt was her penauce for breaking faU-i when orders reachtxl them there was little evidence of stubborn pride in the "You forget it was just after the trial *2' with Georgia. The latter had forbidden other news: Miss Marshall \ps to re­ abandonment of that silent, lonely You seemed to think you owed me such chauge.»«, il «niy . I have several large farms for sale will ill! not rarrv pas«engers unlest that she should tell to any cue the fact turn to tho east at once. "Dsspite cvety sorrow. All duyshoha)] been at leisure, a world of gratitude; and,—do not men -leht trn.i permits. take small farm In pari payment Frefcth eiil he run at the convenience that Mr. Hearn had indeed offered him­ plea." wrote Mabel, "s’ae persists m it. the family and children away in town, sometimes mistake gratitnde for love?" • I have some city property I will trade n(lh. <-.. rho reserve the riubt to change self and had lxM?n refused. and adamant is no more yielding than and. though neither her duties had been "Oh. heaven I" be interrupts her im­ for good farms. •r-ini without notice. is her determination. I am utterly very onerous nor tho trials of her new petuously, his hands outstretched. "Yon But Lauo learned it soon enough I dontemplate a more extended system F. BcsH. tirn'l Manager. From the moment of his return to the heartbroken, but r mnot prevent it position very groat, she hud drooped all do not mean you doubted me, Georgia? of advertising, and It would be well for regiment tho young coldier spent moat She baa been making arrangements for winter luug. This was tbe first real day If that were your reason is it not ban­ those who wish to sell or exchange to call •• your children a knowledge a uew position of some kind for the laat of rest; yet with all its sweetness and ished now? Look—look up into my eyes, at this agency at once aud gel the benefit*. ■irorthaud. typewriting, teleg- of his time, when off duty, in the society my darling, and tell me. if you dare, Union Pacifie IL R. lands for sale In the npfcy.« of the captain, nnd one night in the ful­ six weeks, and sho will leave before the mmshine hod it not been full of tears?— that it is gratitude, not deep and fervent ness of his sorrowing heart he told his regiment gets back.' (nil of vague unrest and longing? And love. 1 offer yon. Nay. you shall see." states of Kansas, Oregon, Washington, Utah, Texas, etc, upwards of 5,000,000 Ind when the Eleventh came march­ now even the sunshine was going, and FOR THEM friend of the bitter disappointment that And before she could retreat his strong., . acres of farming, mineral and timbered BE MUCH. had come to him. He loved her deeply, ing into Ryan late in the month, aud a the gloaming was slowly settling down trembling hands had seized her drooping’ landf, ranging in price from 85 to 810 per a: ” " R*P«d* [Mich ] Rus bead, and between them her face, with1 acre; one-tenth down, ten years credit on Blc-k. cor Fearl aud had asked her to be his wife, and she host of tanned and bearded troopers upon the valley. rode in behind tho band on it* dancing Far over tho eastern heights the sil­ its dark, lustrous, swimming eyes, with' baianee. Frequent excursion rate* given, had gently, even tearfully, but Poslt"u'‘ » Panxh. JJravs. Georgia Marshall had vanished very shield of the soft May boon wa» cheeks stiD tear weL yet ly, saiu no, it simply could not be. tie very shield of the son may t chjlMing Tef_! etc. Call and get circulars. . • V...♦ th»r«irr aVlnTtR brovrfclwr K>ft red lip, quirenng u. had begged her to give her reasons, and from the scene. X'iTh E FO,tt HEARING CLAIMS. !»epi»S mu> view; bat ips quivering and Preaentiy Kenyon took a Jong leave of her gentle light could not yet pt ne- tn.nibling at the dimpled SHERIFF’S SALE. .be rrfneed. Sbo Mran-d bw> oj J" ' County of Barry,—sa corners— —all — pled corners all— i.given, that bv an order ot lhe frith, reepeet ud eriecm. but pouted anddhapiMMired. "Having it outwith trate the gathering gloom bore in the nll no^ifted to his worshiping gore. Notice It hereby rvrn thnt by virtue of aa ex­ —---------p—J? ecution Issued wit of tbe Circuit Court for tbe ' ",rt |,,r tl*e ConutvofB«rrv. made on l u Stillj and she can repel no longer One swift County of Barry and Stale of Michigan, to me ^tri?.yi‘vo,J'in*’ A- n- IK>' Mx months from out to him that iu every vr.y |K»uble his newspaper friends in Qncsgo, was grove where swung tho hammock. thJu’ii*do»ved for creditor* to present rinoe tbe trial riio bad •tn ven to avert Martin's suggestion. But the next thing tbe hot tears came . —vestige ttgeof of doubt me trickling down be be-­ glance, and if ever doubt re­ directed aud delivered. und against tbe apod* mrtr eia|tn, ,trhin< Ule of Ann heard of him he bad turned up in Cin- tween the white £-« fingers and.. yielding mained it vanished then and there. No ahd ebuttel* of tbe HaaUuinCvBamew Com­ rtreuAL’8;' rounty, dereaaed. and that all tho declaration which rite frankly ten- ^t^dMnbel —--------->™'''7“ ' , . . 're_-. -__ ....... .... ™.v,l. 1.1 bora 1.kriScwl tnfn pany. of the city ot HuUuga, County of Barry Zj7lt''*'“Ii'‘i'f1lWrx!wMar- rrtjulred to pre- fewri riie could not but foreeee. Hew“ at last to the mournful influence woman on earth could liave looked into ued State uf .M kbIran, audio favor of tbe Haar«SL;ms !u *'l<1 Probale court at the forced to udtoit thi,. and could no meant and waited with bated breath of the djing day. Georgia Marshall his eyes and denied the love that burned IwSJ. 1:',b,t rit> nf Hasting*, for examwithin them—all her own. all her own St Titl’1 *>'“*»“«•. W» «r before the mb longer pres, her for rauoua, ri->“ •>“ For a month there came no further news, wept unrestrainedly—wept while great "Speak to me. Georgia Do you be­ will ne*’- *"d l,'»t such claim* had plainly dieconragcd his suit \ et an. then he was reported at St Angus sobs shook her frame; and while one lieve me now?" &Xore wUa rtmrt 03 TneMlay. the fluffy kitteu. disturbed in her intended Sv ..A\ ‘ *'P,«:I3ber and on Tne*<lav. the "Ath was hard—very hard. tine, more crabbed than ever. "Yes," she whispers, and her face "Then he, too. has been rejected, raid nap. stretched forth a furry paw nnd would have hidden itself but for those Bo.>n .1 T.nc!“' a‘10 o’riock in the torelame simply could not thnj< ;• ■'* "r ’*,ow ^y*Kenyon lifted up a querulous note of remon­ strong hands again. *■ -I. there any one el«r ho rtrote to Mo- Mabel And she was right “3 rijoln until tee •»'« t:bP«- strance, her companion, suddenly dis­ ... W... "And you have no lore to give tn re­ bel, and Mabel said she was sure there (Ion to tbe City of Haatlnp areordlnc to tbe re­ Judge of Probate. lodged from her coxy nest in Georgia’s turn?" corded pUt thereof, all of wbieh 1 khag aeli tt was not- but she was equally sure GcorA little silvery beam is peeping through public auction or vendmi to the hlgh> at bidder ^melkt no. Mabel benntlf lap. clawed viguromdy back upon tho -uni i xlstrator s sale. fm..' .If-.nt raxurt. In the foliage now The kittens, forgotten. Mt brforn tbe retiring b“rd-.w?Jch heaving folds of lhe summer i' ;Lre >k tbe cltv of Hurt Ings In Mild rounty of Barry, on r <?rt!!W af ll,e c,t*,e of Jol,n A. more perplexed time the “I*?*"-.’*"5 are roiling rolling over over enca each viurr other iu in iu»u mad uv frolic The iMh day of August, A. D. IM. at Geordi 1bad PJttly but glared around in excited search for the ver^. ywt. «pie chirp of ftMiurdav. jo »>', lock In tl>r forenoon uf that day. • ", »-«•».> given that I Mmll sell *1 possible cause of such eeifmatic disturb- ! drow8xng lord has died away The « p.«ed »t tbe city of flattings Ibis Drat day ot I-. T? bidder, on Katur- bidden any further iwmtion of t« »n ance nnd instantlv set back a pair of , jence of the sweet summer night has ject between them. Andnow. mlbtm SwT^niiMJ in eon.n.-d o' £ tinv ears arched a furrv back, bristled . fallen on all surrounding nature, yet he Smith & Comuha**. Ati')* tor Fill. <1|X n? !■ " Citjr 01 naaUnga in the utter inconriateacy of her uu. g.rw lonwr encumbered by the L;? nr- L 1 Urr>'> ln lh« St*** «* Michigan, J T’roop-rt Wei*, ^bohri rutMt • aa>l rutborlty Mm Lane wa. all easnrocri to >t!r i 03 i‘‘h dav ot and demolish the barrier to » 1 Uv-h formally "sent to Leave:;worth. which a month ago she would ha-‘» Brent bal won his sergeant s A tail voting fellow, erect and power-. „jt yours ever since the posed because it aeemeil u «• '•’OS* “ ful in build, dad in civilian garb, but nigllt j hcard yon; letter—ever since «ltaa«ed nnd hrh'ff in Tbeacmne. joy in’tachMrn n«wu •R’nv Sl*t* oJ Mirhfeui. striding across the lawn with the swing wroU, that you would follow ths for tbe time betagtagot h<’rI«?,lI’“£ Th» u a- foll.im.to wir; of a trooper, halted suddenly not ten fet t old flag to the end.’’ __ t II. t.-.r-l. wuit ......rtjwr rtf . farthe sadness that seemed to | away ami lifted from his shapely beau a | thi cro . freon the rvguueni route lift,-.. a,*'’to “iduwti Cower sort hutu'Mload b-ueu, IlMt'nj, UuJy 1Tlh o JW CtKMMjiT Smith. AilnuaiilrtttDr. ONE SrsJOYS NewOsPrastraft, bv W. H. Goodyear,' f Cadwallader’s ti AGENCY COLUMN. I r SPECIAL ! 'ihm & Saginaw I *•: ' 9 »i j THE BANNER 75 CENTJ. M �No Bonoy R«tuiro4 of Rwpon.iblo P»rtes to Commence TtMtmeot.' The Epieropal snrtety advertised Aud tlwa with his little pen the attorney for July 30th Is Indefinitely puMpuned. Sickness and abaenve of memta-n» of the Mt him down at hi# desk, and proceeded to write him out the InjunHIun. Page »ra> <>• ■'•K- **?“»• club rendering It nvcessan ■ after page piled up. aud folio upon folio ment at Detroit a special train will I®**® The Ladles, Parish Auxilary of Em­ was turned down, all) gblug b» show that 3rd. Rato $3.s.5 for round trip, rickets manuel church will meet Aug. 4th. at 2 The dam must go. good to return not later than August 10th. p. m. at the home of Mrs. W. S. Goodyear, It was nn injunction paper, and It tothe number present at our last regular cited as follows: M A Crt-MAN. Am. meeting and the apparent intern! exhibited The item’s a* nuisance. H. A. Goodvear believes In treating ail } in mlssonary work were encouraging. We . The dam will liave a smell that will rise iJikr. aud has put a full plate glass front hope that our next meeting will, show that to the seventh heaven. ta the »tnie occupied by Julius .Ru«e!L our ‘ Interest Is Increasing rather than di­ l he dnm Is an unsightly dam. tbe same as in the one occupied by K‘ The dam make* u frog pond In the city, Morrill A- Cd. Both fruitta have been ’minishing. The Y. I’. S. C. E. will meet al the ami obstructs navigation. painted very tastily and lhe appt urance of ■ The dnm h uncottailtuilonal. , the two stores improved very materially. Presbyterian church Sunday evening Aug. Tbe dam iscoutniry t^tlie Declaration ot 2nd. To l>e led by Charles Sutton. Many people In this city will bo ph ased lii«lr|H*ndruct*. Remember the slums from Oiberlln The dnm is a foul blot tijKHi the fair to know that Mrs. Olive Swin. of this cily has at least been granted a pension ot $8 <college, xyho will give entertainments escutcheon of lltmrty. Tbe bird ofTrcvdom objeats tuali dams, per month with one .year'.-' back pay. She Mondav. Tuesday and Wednesday even­ has tried In vain to get It for several years, ings next week. In the Presbyterian. aud to ibis imrtlrulnr dnm. This dam will hold back th*- water, mid being al»oiit 80 years of ago and in Methodist and Baptist churches respective­ ly. The members are all thoroughly which h plainly oiraliist public iulenst. as dependent circumstances. It will • come trained musicians and the concerts that it Is unconstitutional to dam water. very acceptably now. they will give Mil be well worth hearing. This dam will Injure the yon bridge, The trees in court yard square have and flood the secund want Ijecn trimmed and the Hmba carted awav. All th.’se things said the InjtiUGtion*. and One fare for the round 'trip will be amed with it. tbe city ahonu-y sped on to which Improves ,the appearance of the yard very much. The court house ought made by the C.»A W. M. and D. L. A- N. Charlotte last nlxbt. taw Judge Hooker, lines R>r the G. A. R. encaiypment at to be trimmed and carted away next, anti and liijuiwted this dam. replaced by a new building, which would Detroit. C. & W. M. agents except at And so Hie dam must cease Its.profane be a snlubla and safe receptacle f«w the Muskegon, (irand Huven. Ferrysburg & work, aud obey the constitution, and get Sparta will sell an Aag. 1st, 2d and 3rd out of the way of the raging waters of records of Barry county. limited to return Aug. 18th. Upon deposit the rippling Thornapple. Tickets will be on sale at C. K. A S. with joint agent at 5rt^Hqh. are, Detroit, And all good people rise up und say: depot’fur G. A. R. reunion at Detroit front these tickets will be extended to Sept Amen; let the dam go. j ‘ Monday. Aug. 3, until Saturday. .Aug. h. soth, if desired. Agents at Muskegon. Mrantlniv Henry Is tblpkmg the matter Tickets good returning up to and Includ- Grand Rapids. Ferrysburg and D. L. & over with severe deliberation, and the cud , Ing Monday, Aug. 10, at rate of one fare, N. agents at Big Rapids, Howard Cjty. Is not yet. 98.85. for round trip. Our train making Stanton, .Slieridan. Greenville, Ionin. connection with D. L. & N. fast Grand Rapids and Lansing will sell Aug. The citv puuudmnster of Bay City lost train arriving In Detroit at 11:15 a. iu. 1st to Sth Inclusive, good to retom until his preliminary fight on the cattle im­ We ure prepared to accomodate large ISth, with privilege of extension us abore pounding onllna'uce yesterday. It "us crowds daily. IL B. DcNLAf. described. only a skirmish anyway, as the case will All other D. L. & N. agents will sell Almost all advertising pays thnt asso­ Aug. 3rd to Sth. limited to return Aug. be taken to ’he supreme court before the ciates a man’s name with his business In 10th. No extension will be made on these parties quit the fight. the public mind, but tbe percentage of Mrs. Robert Richardson, of Newaygo, tickets. profit is notably governed by the cxOn Aug. 4th special trains will l>e run was reluming from Ohio with a sick child pertness exhibited. Tbe mure lltmtght from Grand Raples, Hoyrard City and Tuesday and making all haste to get the bestowed upon this Indispeasible auxiliary Lansing to Detroit at special low rates, little one home. The babe died in her of trade the surer Is the success arms In the Grand Rapids railroad stalhm, good for that date only. of thd thinker. In all human history This is the day of the grand parade In while she was walling fur a train. printer*' ink has never been more potently which over 50,000 men will participate. productive of patronage thnn It is tu-day. Further |>articular» will be cheerfully Word from Lansing yesterday, stated furnished by any agent uf these Hues. Gbo. Df.Havf.x. that lhe Sponable vs. Hanson case had General Passenger Agent. been disputed of by the supreme court, Tho Mocking Bird. and that Judge Hooker's decision in the The mocking bird belongs to tbe great ATTENTIONl BARRY CO. BAT­ case had been affirmed. The full text of thrush family. It has a aleudrr form with TALION G. A. R. lhe decision has not been received, but a loug tail, and a bill as long as its head lhe above Is the report sent here. As our aud rather wide at the base, a long and readers who know about lhe case will reEncampment. strongly built breast l>ono, nnd its tongue inemltcr, Adam Sponable deeded to his Since the last Issue of the Banner feouu is deeply deft, with hair on the ends and daughter. Mrs. Leeta Hanson, in 1S8». his outride edges of the forked part. Its color farm in Hastings township, on the con­ changes have been made in the arrange­ is a mixture of gray, brown and white, dition of payment to him of 8200 and his ments for. the Barry Co. Battalion at the with pink eyes, but these specimens are care during Ills life-time. The other heirs, encampment at Detroit khat It is essential believing Mr. Sponableno longer competent all veteraina who expect to attend should extremely rare. Their nests are made of twigs anil weeds, to du business, had previously made ap­ know. Ijist week it was announced that ail vru and arc lined with fibrous roots, horse hair plication to the probate court for the ap­ and cutton, sometimes mixed with human pointment uf Washington Sponnble as emits who expected to go with the b ittnlhair and cotton cord. They are about six Kpectal guardian for Ms father, and he was Ion must be here next Monday iu lime for p. in. train. This has been inches wide nnd two inches deep. Tbe appointed. After the deed in question the 2:14 birds do not take much pains in bsDding had been made. Washington .spunuble as changed, aufi the veterans will nil go on them and they do not seem to try to hide special guardian began suit to have it set aapecial train, reaching -this city at 7:52 them. They select some spot within a few aside, on the /ground that his father was a. tn. of Monday 3rd. Bear this in wind, feet of the ground-in an orange tree or a aud be at the Michigan Central depot at inooni|>ytent. f The case was tried blackl>erry bush, nnd, like tbeir cousins before Judgtf Hooker, who declared the Hastings Monday next. Abgust 3rd, iq the robins, they love to live near the dwell­ deed void/ and set it aside. This time fo take this 7:52 a. m. train, all who expect lo go. Fare for the round trip ings of men. decision the supreme court affirms. This may be owing to tho projection 83,85. tickets good from August 3rd, to such places afford against their natural Tuesday evening, Mrs. W. 11. Huffman 10th inclusive. On Tuesday August 4th there will be eaetAica. The hawk, the wildcat, the opos­ noticed a bright light, evidently from a fire, ot: fifae bam of W. 11. Schantz, tho excursion trains over Iwth Central and sum and other animals that would disturb nuarest neighbor. As herself nnd hus­ D. L. * N. to Detroit, fare for round trip his pence arc likely to shun human abode*, band had, but/ a moment before, re­ $2.75 from this city. But the tickets are and the country's being open about such turned home, «4id In doing so passed near good for that one day only. So if you places makes tha approach of nny foe enough to the barn to notice It and that want to go tp Detroit Tuesday, and stay readily seen. The eggs, as well as the there was no light there, she at once con­ longer than that one day, do not buy one young birds, nrc much sought after by snaked, but the parent birds nrc often suc­ these _$2.75 tickets, as they are good for cluded the barn was on tire, and so inform-, of____ cessful lu driviug them off. nad they are ed her busband. Mr. Huffman quickly but uue day. secured a couple of pails of water, and All’ ” Barry county vi-tecui* who expect always ready ro wage war on any intruder subdued the flames. An examination to go should rememlier another thing, that upon their property. In the early spring tha female hrs from ’ showea plainly that lhe blaze wusof incen- you cannot get free sleeping accomodations ; diary origin. Agraltle was found in which In Detroit during the encampment unless three to six eggs, about an inch long nud had been kerosene, nnd that had been you get tickets tieforehand of Col. F. A. of a pale greenish blue color, spotted and blotched with light yellowish brown. Then emptied on the side of the bam and set on Blackman or Adjutant J. II. Dennis. All the. A piece of paper, soaked with kero­ things have to be done by 'uonie sort of she sits on them nnd keeps them, warm, sene, had also been lighted aud thrown system at such a gathering hi order to nnd the male bird brings her worms nnd through a small -window into the manger prevent impoBitten. And therefore the other delicacies during this time nud when inside, in which was a quantity of chaff. ticket system was devised, nnd only by the birds are young. When they are first hatched the birdliugs This was set on tire, and w as blazing up getting tickets In advance can you get free are very ugly, for they have long bills thnt briskly when Mr.'Huffman appeared on sleeping accomodations. Barry Co. Battalion head-quarters will are always stretched open for food, nnd the scene.' That gentleman did very ef­ tbe A. C. Fisher scrawny, bare Julies with n few pale yel­ fective work In a very short space of time, Im* ns stated at low hairs ncaj^rcd over them. But their ami put out the fire, both outside and in­ residence out on Woodarjl avenue. Just side the barn. Who the despicaldc devil beyond lhe Boulevard. This plau^can l»e feathers grow vpry rapidly, and in about is that did tliis miserable business no one reached by street cars, and is n very' fine two weeks they are full fledged and are can surmise. It may be some scctej ene­ location indeed. Here Is room for Jlie nble to leave the nest, and their father lo­ gins to give them lessons In flying and my. or it may be this same firebug who pitching of tents for all /those who have singing.—New York Telegram. , has been setting fires In the second ward for made provisions to put-up that way. The some time. If captured, n severe example expense for so doing will be slight. \ should be made of him. If he could be For further information apply to either lotted In the act, he should be treated of the undersigned. The late carl of Shnfteabnrjr once Inat with an over dose of cold lead. F. A. Blackman Col. .his watch while walking in Whitechapel. John il Dennis, Adj't. He advertised hia !<>.•«, ns he valuer! his At the meeting of the General Grand watch for certain asaoriatious. Within INJUNCTED THE DAMI Chapter, IL A. M. of the United States, at twenty-four hour* his houM*hold waa Minneapolis last week, Hon. Daniel Strik­ nrouwd by a violent ring aud knock nt er, of thia city, was elected General Grand the street door, and the wheels of n vehicle . Navigation. Treasurer. This makes him custodian not were heard hurrying away in the distance. only of the funds of the General Grand The eagle eye of Henry New ton has for On opening the front door n sack was Chapter, bat of the jewels of the General long beheld the possibilities of the raging found filled with something that moved. Grand officers. Among the jewels are 12 tide of the rippling Thomapple. and vain­ On examining the Hack a bov of the Artful for the grand officers, which arc ot inas- ly slglied to harness Its wasted power. Dodger class was found, bound band nnd *lve structure, gold, and very .valuable. He's dammed tbe thing, and tbe dams foot and gagged. Round bis neck wax the •There are also 12 apron* for the Grand have vanished when lhe floods descended missing watch, and underneath Vraa h pla­ -officers, which are worth alwut $1,000. and tbe waters raged, lu his mind's eye card with the words: “Lock 'im up, my There is In the collection also a splendid he has seen Its power transformed into a lord; he’s n disgrace to our profession; he -Past General Grand High Priest’s jewel, mighty force, which should be expended ortcr known mt how yer lordship was free which la one of the finest ever made. in making the wheels of Industry hum. of the wud; giv’ ’im five years’ard.—Yer These are displayed iu John Hessmer's show But it has been noticed that tbe wheels ot Friends.” Thbenrl did not take tbe ad­ windows, together with two fine jewels industry have never hammed to auy vice of bis "friends.H He reformed the prese» ted to Mr. Striker by tbe Grand alarming extent in the vicinity of Hetyy’s Artful Dodger, nnd eventually he became Lodge K &. A. M.. and the Grand Chapter, dam site. All this has caused Henry to a light of the Landon shoeblack brigade.— R. A. M_, of Michigan. The Grand Lodge sorrow, for it has diminished Ids re­ Exchange. ___ jewel was presented in 1880 to Mr. Striker source without compensation. Another How's Tour Cbln? . as the Past Grand Master of tbe Michigan ldi*a possessed him lately, and be has John Williams, an English sailor, who Grand lodge. Il Is of solid gold, massive, promptly put ft Into execution. This and with a large diamond setting. It is a idea was to have a permanent-dam, a firm wns cant a*ny in tbe south sens, would have l»en killed nnd eaten but for his most beautiful and elegant testimonial. dam. a dam of adamant, a dam that would double chin, tbe flrat of the kind the na­ The other jewel was presented to Mr. be doing business when all things of tive* bad ever sec.n. Instead of frying und • Striker In 1887. as the Past Grand High human contrivance should have sunk into eating him they named him Two Chins nud Priest or the Michigan Grand Chapter it the oblivion uf decay. Therefore with made him u chief.—Detroit Free Press. -A. M. D too la of solid gold, very mas- stone and Qement, with men nnd with Sdv«j, and of elegant design and proportion. hammers, and with the general air of a - set with colored atone? representing the 12 kitty conqueror bound to subdue or perish, “Jack has insured his life in my favor tribes of Israel. Mr. Striker has always filnk. swim or bust, Henry laid siege to for 130,000." remarked Mrs. Noowed to bur had a deep interest In masonry, and has al­ the river, and purposed in his heart to dam moat iotimnic friend. ways been prominent in tlx- order. Hr it. All day lung he has dammed nnd “How nice! Now yon must kill him has taken lhe 33d degree, and is about as dammed, and even yesterday was still at with kindness. Enoch. near the tep round of the ladder In the or- his deadly work of damming. But tbe board of health beheld the scheme, the to Mr. Striker’* many h totals to note tbe citizens gazed at tbe attempt, and the free­ The keynow of the kindergarten Is FroeeouapicQuus places he ha* Decupled, and holders tn the first and second wards con- bd’a rdtenited aphorism,“The harmonious that con UK nr tn lie held out to him. in the templeted and ruminated over Henry's growth of our whole being.” A mother in order ta\ dear to him. and which rinds in daiu, which was mounting higher nud a saburbnu town, where a kindergarten him so earnest zealous and elective a higher, and which was soon to assume an bus recently hmm established, felt, how­ air of completeness and haughty defiance ever. that her young daughter of tire must of the waler’s force. have some protruding humps in the sym­ “What should be done?*' metry of her development when she told Thia was tbe query of many an anxious bertiu a fit of infantile vexation, “I don’t Sen lew al the Prtmby terUn church Bunday August 2nd. morning and evening. citizen. It was soon settled. They talked love you; you are only a nasty parallelopit over. Mothers discussed it. Anxious tpedon!”—New Yoric Times. Remember the Oberlin Students Band, property owners di&cuwed it; and people comprising a quartette trained at the whose sensitive olfactories could even Oberlin oonaervatory of intuit will i* at tbim drink in the dire combination of Ponsonby—I’m becoming quite tired of the Presbyterian shurcii Monday evening disease and smelts, cussed about iL All old Dusta. He'» treating me very ahabbily. Aufwd 3rd. at tbe M. E. church Tuesday were a unit about 1L ~ Popinjay—What’* up nowf erttiUg Aug. 4, at tbe BaptUtehureh WedThls was the edict. The clturens said Monday, ao 1 told him my granduncle •er Mila. >. the board of health so decided; and the wm dead. What do you think he said! vunnoti council decreed: the BapUrt oociety wH! Additional Local. I* Reai that ki story! - I And w City Attorney Colfrove wa» aeen. lays, nnd declined to Circular. T3r. the story that be was in falling health and ; not robast. He has had every newspaper man in^agluaw subpoenaed to testify what be knows about lhe item. Formerly of New Ywk.iwwtl'vreteta-Mird rarnnm of lhe FntU, Hrttral w ,i . Formerly wCJltalgv. Ju,, by rvqmwt af many filrtid* and pat'ruia Us dreidr.i\ , i‘If*1 1 fti) Absorbing Stott] Hastings, Friday, Aug. 7th, 180]. <*«««« U. lU’Uap 4"^?, Consultants v American Life and Love, 1 a <n LL1ON5' S' U «n H JU H WILL EE VITUEHED bl o IH SERIAL FORM IN THIS PAPER. s 3 5' Dr. A. C. Froth, Celebrated SurRecn and President It Is <?opyrioted apd Illustrated. Get the First Chapter. Julian llawtae’s Utest! Of the Fruth Medical and Surgical Institute, Peruianeptly eslablialicl and incorporateil under the laws of the state uf III., with a capita! stock of SlOO.WXi. tor tbe seHlifir and successful treatment of all forms of Chronic aud Sexual Qtoeases. t’alanh. Vibm. Stomach, Kidney, Bladder. Nervous and Spacial Diseases of Men and Women.* Ably assisted by a full staff of eminent, physicians and surgeons for every iletnrtment of mcdk-luc and surgery. lhe opinion that the diseases peculiar to hrr sex are incurable* By my new method cf treat­ ment, which is entirely harmless ami easily ap­ plied. von need not suiter a living death. Al! caws strictly confidential. Curable cases guar­ anteed. Catarrh Cured. J.’utarrtui afirdlon* olth»« bom-, throat, luup .m.u T iXtea aattmia. consumption aud dj*ret«la. *acewu |u| y treated by n,e ,n.„, n»Mli.»ds which a vast proved worthy of confidenre. We desire ro^ t«t preut of MKce»s than I!- • atlhe institute ot Uicu-mmG b«*tpu«.«fis„ -l,: we restored to heallti ami hipping. Marriage. Married Prions <ir younc m coctemplaniig marriage, a-aore uf nhrslci’ weakness. los»ofp«xr- 4-‘r..txJtet;CT or any other <fl»quMtneat,<m. rB*ur-<£ Kpitepay «»r Fh* pooitivrlv cured m ournew and never tailing Hospital treatnient. freted the most infallible method of curt Vital <lnda In Urine. Nocturnal losses, wftleh cause Impaired Memory. Weak Baek. Melancholy. Want of Energy Frcmalurc decline of rhe Man­ ly Ptm era. which ran be qnlekly rwred If con­ sulted be Idlo'V. insanity, laiung fit*. 1>rt<<al Impotency results. Tne-*e terrible disorder* arising from ruinous brae Ice* of youth, bllehtt radiant hopes, unfitting pallrm for Kidney Mod Ittedfiar hi*ra-e«>, BrUiit'f study, society, or marriage, annually swerntag to an untimely grave tbouaNitd* uf young men Pi-ea-M*. blabi*te« and k ludred mabdiev and cures atfcrted ia thocsandv atcMesUnt nf brilliant. Intellect. had bee a pronoune< d :*eyoud uo;ie. Pile*, Fistula, Fissure. I’nlyi»l Cured wlthoat Epilepsy positively cured Uv nur I »r h„<l I.aiu, knife or catmry. No detention from businever fulling Hospital treatmeut, Free tlxaminntion of the trine. Raen person a|'pijl»k for medical treatment sboc'id or bring au aunce ol tbeir Unix, wldeh will receive a careful chemical and i?.!<-r<tsc<ipJci<: Inatiou VOX'DEBFl’L Ci’llES perfected in old paw« which have l>een nrztected or umkiUfirlty treated. V experiments or Mlnrw. Forties treated i>y mall ar.d e*.pre*-, but nlierr i—K*)>. per»onsil conauuatlon i* preferred. Cnrahte c»»e< guaranteed. MFrt’are* and corrMpandcnc* omfidcaitaL Trentment rent C’<». D. io t.i.y tart «s! R s. ot 130 questions free. Address with । o>t*c-. Dk. FBUTH. 8» Jtastjiadttea St., t hleago.IU. Imperial Millions, WILL SOON COMMENCE IN THESE COLUMNS. Copyrighted and Illustrated. , PHOBATF. ORDER. State.of M'cntgau.comnj of Bnrrr.—st. At a sesnioii of the Probate Court lor the County ot Itarrv. buldcn nt the Probate Office lo the City of IlMtlnxs. In said county, on Tues­ day, the 2am dav of .July, ta tho year oue tiiou<and eight hundred and ntsiety-onr. Present, Charles W. Artn-drong, Judge of f'r in tlie matter ot the estate of Alva Mott, deceased. On rrautlng and filing the petition duly vertBed. ot Ifobecca Molt, widow of said deceased, prating that a certain tnstrament now on flic In ibis court ournortta; to be tbe last will and testament of said deceased may be admitted to probate and that administration <4 said ci-tate may be granted to Iteliecca Hott tbe executrix itamcd in said .wii! or to some other suitable Tbereuponlt is ordered, that Tuesday the 25th da? of August, A. D. ISSt, at ten o’clock m tbe turenoor., be assigned for the heaneg of said petition, and that lhe heirs al law of said dcccpMd and all ocher persons laterested in said estate, are required to appear a: a session of said court, then to be holJen at the I’robate Office lu the city of Hastings, bi said connty. and show cause, tf any there be. why the prayer of the petitioner mar not be granted. Aqd it is further ordered, That said peilllonergWc notice to the persons interested lu said estate, of the iH-ndeucy of said i-titioT., and tbe hearing thereof. UY causing a copy of this order to be publlsheoln lhe Hastings Banxkk. a newspaacr primed and ctrculnied in sahl county ot Barry, once la each week for throe suocosslve weeks previous to said dav ot bearing. CHABLKJI W. A«MBTI(0N<:. (A tnie COST.) Judge of Probate. CHANCBHY SALE. 1 ptinu-iuce of and by virtu* of au order andd-erre ol lhe ctenjlt court for the Counlv of Barry, in chancer-. In tbe mate of Michigan, made and dab don tbe Hili day ot Kay A. I). IBM. ta &>*ertala cause therein peod'mt wherein John H. Kruq is complaimiHt and Gilbert W. Wanmstev. Fit* M. WattnMley. Edward Smith and Hiram M. Allen, are defendants. Notice in hereby given that I shall sell at public auction to the highest bidder, on .Haturitavthi- nthilAVofSaptemiicr. a. 1). 1491 az ten o'clock lu the forenoon, at. the north front door ol the Court bou«c fn the City of HtuUujt* Comity of Barn anil state of Michigan, said Court home l-rlmi the plate for bofdlw tb- circuit court fur tbtfOnunty of Barn tbe foUowtag devnbed property;lo wit: All that certain piece or parre! of land Nitn ite and bvlnu In the Couutv of Barry and Stale ol M blxgrni. and more port Im tarty known and dw>crit*rd us follows, to wit: The ra-t half of themnu'li west qutrier of sec­ tion thirtv-two. In township number one -’north of range seven weM. Itated Hastings. Mleh Jntv SKh 1*M. A LONZO K. K KN ASTON. Circuit Court Commissioner. _ Barry Cbonty. Mkh. O Scott Clark, Solicitor tor Complainant. MONEY Regular Price ./0 Hastings Banner, 1 year. 1.00 Detroit Weekly Tribune 1.75 The two OUR OFFER! .The two papers one year for ATTENTION! Ju»l want to call 'pur attention to the :p-rtA', train tn Detroit mTimw. $2.35, ■ Tins la the day of th* grand parade Subscribe with us or with any of our author Gxo DkHavbn, ized, agents. COOK BROS. � https://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/418/HastingsBanner_1891-08-03.pdf f811357b67c8af9126aa9dec56501000 PDF Text Text Largest Circulation Hastings Banner. of any paper in the County. XXXVI. NO. 31 VOL. ing medium tn b^> ry County. HASTINGS, MICH., DECEMBER 3, 1891. Hastings Banner. Published Thursdays »y Xeahvlile. O. M. Bullinger Is at Linwood. Lulu Felgboer .pent Tlankwlrln, .1 Hastings. • John Potior. ot Detroit. w.« tn town one day last week. Henry Roe was at Grand Rapids Turnday afternoon. E. L. Parish and family spent Thanks­ giving at Vernon. • Minnie Fumlss spent the latter part of the week in Y^wltenU. i M’ McLaughlin was at Char­ lotte Friday. Dr. Hanlon, of Middleville, spent Thanksgiving at C. E. Goodwin’s. ' Mrs. E. Hindmarch and Eva Boice spent Ids1 SundMy «t (1. Ainsworth’#, Grand Rap- COOK EBOS.. HASTINGS MICH. Of water wears away the hard­ est rock, and a similar idea is my excuse for keeping my namg and business before you. on may think I am well ad­ vertised and ought to quit, but so was the last candidate for governor on the labor ticket. Can you name him? TOWER W Breakithe Record Misses Greta Young. Ora Smith and Maud Hough were at Woodland Thanks­ giving. tang Foote, of Middleville, visited her sister, Mrs. C. E. Goodwin, last week. Wm. Barnett and wife, of Grand Rap­ ids, spent Sunday at Dr. Young's. Hortense Oatuun was home from Albion college Thanksgiving. • Dr. and Mrs. C. E. Goodwin were called to Battie Creek Saturday, by the death of Mrs. G.*s mother, Mrx^Foote. MY BUSINESS Is selling watches, clocks, jew­ elry and silverware. I keep the best and choicest stock in Hastings. Prices always the lowest. IN BARGAINS THIS WEEK Bargains in Boy's Clothing. , Bargains in Youths' Clothing. Bargains in Men’s Clothing. , Bargains in Furnishing Goods. You will save your fare to Grand Rapids, and get what you want, what is seasonable, suitable and right if yon buy clothing and furbishing goods at F. B. PANCOAST. WET! COLD! SLUSH! RUBBER FOOTWEAR HUDSON'S Which n is the Best? A GUIDE FOB EVEBYONE-See that the vroni 1 GRAND RAPIDS. “CANDEE” BANKRUPT STORE, M. R. LAYTON, Agent. HASTINGS, MICH. are specially supplied direct from our factory, and nut maX- of Rubber Boots and 8hoe* bought■ of him can be dr|-r, !od upon u the very best■ that skllt at><l capital can produce. L. CANDEE & CO., । BANKRUPT STORE. COUNTY NEWS. lias the largest stock of Fancy Crockery* Glassware Ever shown in this city and Prices That Will Reach All CALL AND SEE US BEFORE BUYING. There being a misunderstanding about the hour for Sabbath school there was quite a number came and went away agnliv on account of the school house not being opened. Hen-after Sunday school will be at 2 p. m. John Bari ter. who lias been very sick, is thought to be some better. S. Caul, station agent at Richlaud Junc­ tion. is very sick. Nora Fisher made friends at Delton a visit last Saturday. . Maud Reynold* from Ely. Emmet Co.. Is ylsiting friends and relative- at this ’ Mrs. Elmer Reynolds and sister visited friends at Plainwell Thursday. Lamps Way Down 1 rench's White Lily Flour $2.50. Charlotte White Rose Flour $2.50. Highest market price paid for all kinds of live poultry and game. ' • Jqs. Rogers Rosenbaum & Speyers. Rosenbaum &. Speyers When in need of a Ladies’, Misses' or Child's -CLOAKDo not fail to look over our large and well assort­ ed stock. We show The Largest Line at the Lowest Prices We can suit yon. Please give us a call. Respectfully yours, ROSENBAUM k SPEYERS KALAMAZOO, MICH., Delton. ■ Henry Storms and wife, of Galesburg, stopped with J. F. Williams* family Wed­ nesday night (> Jno. Barber and wife, of Cressy. visited «rn. Cooper Saturday. A. A. Aldrich, of Hickory Corners, was Jn the village Saturday negotiating for the ICvans A Brooks hardware stock. Mr. A. talks very favorably of building a larger store. Mrs. Dodds, the Kalamazoo milliner. Is disposing of large quantities of hats to the ladies in and about the village. She is at the Thompson House Friday and Saturday of each week. F. C. Brooks. E. Barton and families and Mrs. J. F. Williams helped devour n sumptuous repast at Geo. Van Tine’s ’Thanksgiving. J. F. Williams and daughter Ada return­ ed Monday from an extended visit with /riends In the southern tier of counties. • ’ Bert Boyinaton and wife spent Thanksglvlng al Kalamazoo. Dr. Hyde, ot Prairieville, was In town Wednesday. « Mrs. Evans, Mamie Nichols and Vida VanHorn, who have been ill, are nil on the gain. School opened Monday with Mr. Abbot as principal and Miss M. Cunningham as primary teacher. , There is talk of dedicating the new Bur­ ton hall with a dance Christmas $ve. The employees of the roller mill present­ ed their manager, W. P. Sldnfm, with an elegant gold watch one day last week. Hopeite Saints commenced a series of meetings at the school house here Monday evening. The deadening in the floor of the Black­ man hall took fire Monday from being too close the pipe, and only escaped destructlon by the timely efforts of B. Boyington, who with ttx and water .succeeded In subducing It without much damage to proper­ ty. • II<>IH) Center. Mr. Ware, of Chicago. Is visiting his niece. Mrs. E. B. Payne, and family. it is not known yet when our wniter term of school will begin. Elmer Payne Is visiting friends in Kalamazoo. 1 hear that the SginLs have began pro­ tracted meetings here. While Chas. Kahler's horse was hitched at the Evangelical church at Cloverdale Sunday morning, it broke lojse and tan away. I can’t say as to Charles l>elng M-arttl. but 1 think that a certain young lady thought that she would In? obliged to walk home, a distance of about two miles. The horse was caught about n mile from the chtirchl Rev. Bunnell prvaclted at the Doud school pouse last Sunday; will preach again in two weeks. _ WHOLE NO. 1903 at last accounts lying very sick at the borne of ills daughter In Battle Creek, whither he had gone on a visit. We are fully tn favor ot every honest means that may be used to antagonize the If - ------------ -- ----------------- ---------- . .. dishonest business of liquor dealing, local option will prove a benefit, let have it. wm Orlio VanHorn was home from the University to spend Thanksgiving vaca­ tion. Died, at her home hi Johnstown, on the 29th lust, Mrs. Wm. P. Bristol, after an Illness of two weeks. Mrs. Bristol was a highly respected lady and had reached the age of 80 years. Funeral exercises were held at Banfield. Frank VanSickle has gone to Battle Creek, where he will engage in work for Nichols & Shepliard. A. Humphrey is on the sick list. A candy pull at the hail next Thursday evening. Not as large a crowd as usual at the dance Thanksgiving, only 20 numbers. Jessie Warner Is getting out lumber for a buggy and farming implements sheds. Mrs. W. taster had a stroke of paralysis last Saturday. Additional Local. made a thorough historical study of toe rise, growth, and application of tbte doctrine of "competition the lifo of trade,” and he shows In a thoughtful contribution to the December number of The Forum how competition is just as often the death of trade m it Is the life of trade. Be shows how the old doctrine that wn have so long believed in lias utterly broken down. He shows that by the development of modern commerce competition can no longer be trusted in all cmcs to bring or to maintain a healthful sort of industry. He concludes his study of this subject by ex­ pressing himself in favor of a regulated competition. Mr. Walker's historical treat­ ment of the subject and^thtl ]>erilnent ex­ amples with which he fortifies bls argo­ menta, make this one of the most original and lm{M>rtaut contributions to economic science Hint has been, presented tn our current literature for many a day. Church ami Kocirty. „ By invitation of Lee Circle. Judge Smith delivered his lecture on "Katbrina” before the Chautauqua class and their in­ vited guests at the meeting Saturday even­ ing at the home of Mr. and Mrs. I’. T. Colgrove. Members of the Shakespere class, also all former Chnutauqttans were invited, and many were present, it Is needless to add that the best of attention was j>ald the lecturer, and the closest in­ terest of his hearers cnlbleii. This Is the second time within a year that Judge Smith has been invitud to give this lecture here. ■ . The C. L. S. C. will meet at the home of Mrs. M. T. Goodyear Saturday evening, December Sth. with the following pro­ gram: ' Roll call, answered by news items. The Leading Facta of American History, Miss Addie Jordan. Social Institutions of the U. 8.. Mrs. Hicks. Reading. •‘Grandmother’s Story of Bunker Bill," Mis-* Rose Goodyear. Battles of Trenton and Princeton, Miss Effie Snvder. The History of tylillcal Parties iu America, W. R. Cook. . Critic, Mrs. Dr. Fowler. James K. Appiebce will give three of hte popular lectures,in Hastings the 2d week 1 In January. MOre of this hereafter. The ladles of the Presbyterian church For underwear go to the Bankrupt store, the tireless tollers for trade. Money we want. Goods you can have. BAXKBcrr Store. If you want a fine neck scarf for Christ­ mas. you can find them at t he Bankrupt store. ' . , Call nt the Bankrupt store and we will save yuu^fnoney on felts and rubbers, Alaska socks, etc. Do not buy au organ nntll you examine the seven octave piano cased organ for sale by John Btfssmer. the jeweler. tadies fine lace shoe, patent leather trimmings for'S2.25. Bankrupt Store. John Beumer, the jeweler, la receiving go<Kls daily for the holidays. Any jierson looking for a present should not fail to see them. . Do you look for a watch? Call at John Bessmi-fs. the jeweler’s. He has the finest stock pf watches ever shown in the city. will give a social in the society rooms Fri­ Prices and terms are reasonable. day eve Dec. 11 th from. 5 to 7 p. nt All Mme Hibbard, of Grand Rapids, will Ire । arc cordially invited. kt the Hastings House parlors Monday. The monthly meeting of the Woman’s December 7th. for one day only, with a full line of hair goods, cosmetics, etc. Foreign Missionary society of the M. E. Mme Hibbard manufactun-s Royal Paris­ church will be held on Wednesday. Dec. ian Jelly, the only preparation ever dis- 9th. at the home of Mrs. M. W. Hicks, belhe Boyd •> H.lr Toole, wblcb .rmu He fallliw out '»r ""J?11'; W™* of the hair. i:i?l pnnetei a tlrorou, and Conference. A full attendance l.de.lrod. Healthful growth and cures dandruff and Remember the services at the Presbyitching of the scalp. She will also have a tterian church next Sunday. The Lord's fine line of real tortoise shell hair orna- ssupper will be administered at the close menu and hair pins. (of the morning service. The Y. P. S. C. E, meets at the Pres­ Wanted, to sell within ten days, two pairs goo<l work horses and one yoke of Ibyterian church next Sunday at 6 o'clock cattle 4 years old. These teams have been iand will be led by Miss Hallock. educated In the logging business, and are tadies please come to the ladles’ mission­ particularly suitable for that purpose. ।ary meeting at tlte Presbyterian parsonage We have also six sets of truck* and a (on Wednesday, the 9th. A warm house quantity of tabs, new and second hand. tand warm reception to nil Persons in want of bol» will find bar­ The Home Missionary society will meet gains in these, ns we propose to sell; them, at the home of Mrs. Puffer Friday, the in no case will ihore than jobbing price be 11th at *’ o'clock. We desire a full at­ asked. Good approved notes will be taken ,tendance. -______________ if desired. Rraolutlun*. Benti.ky Bros. A- Wilkins. "The last enemy that shall be destroyed” W. D. Hayks. Receiver. again has taken from our midst a loved The bard fought replevin suit of James ‘ and repected brother. L. Wiiktns. agent for Mary J. Wilkitte vs. David V. Brown, one of the early mem­ Rufus H. Emerson and Zenas C. Eldred, bers of Barry lodge. Xumix-r 18. Knights assignees «t the Geo. T. bmlth Middlings of Pythias, departed this life ^t Piqua, , Purifier company, was brought to a close Ohio, Nov. 19th. last. \ In the circuit court yesterday afternoon. Be It rttoivrd by Barry lodge. Mo. 18, A verdict was returned for for the plaintiff, Knights of Pythias, that in hh death the who was represented by Phillip T. Col- order universal loses a true Kulghl and a grove, an emlneiTt attorney of Hastings, faithful friend, whose gentle ways, kind who ranks high among the lawyers of the and tender heart eiaiean-d him to all who state, ts about as near the top as one can knew him. t > get in the magic circles of the Knlghta of His life was filled with manly actions Pythias of Michigan, and was one of and deeds of a true Knight. the fairest minded republican members Bemtlvcd: That In his death Barry hi the legislature of *89.—Jackson Patriot. lodge has lost n brave and courageous The lecture by Rev. Washington Gard­ Knight who met his fate with resign*tk)O ner at the M. E. church Tuesday evening and courage’beeoming him who wears the '. \ was well attended and one of the most In­ spurs of knighthood fairly won. Unpretentious be lived, devoted to wife • teresting ever delivered In this city. He tiMik up the campaign which culminated in and home he was, at rest and free from the desperate battles of Chickamauga and strife be is. Endeared to us by many ties and happy retblleclions, we pay our final Mission Ridge. His descriptive powers (ould hardly be excelled and he wove into tribute to his *ortb. JtcmAvol: That a certified copy of throe the lecture enough of the pith and pathos ot camp life to make It interesting in the resolutions be printed in one paper of the extreme. Never was a lecturer given the city and a copy attested by the keeper of compliment <tf closer attention. Rev. recordsand seals be sent to the wife of Gardner is a speaker ot great force and our deceased brother. P. T. CQI.OBOV*, eloquent, and his lecture gave evidence Sti.vf.stkb Gufuskiof finished scholarship ns well m the Dan W. Reyxoiab. highest oratorical gifts. I I Milo Barber and wife of Alamo, visited his cousin. W. T.. and family test week. Albert tawrenee and wife sirenl ^Charite Kaliler got left last Sunday, not Thanksgivingdn Kalamazoo. A. (J. Cortright and family entertained by his girl but by his horse: said autanal company Saturday and Sunday from got tired of waiting for meeting to close. Alamo. , Alex says that Llbble is a favorite name The dance at the American house on the night of the 25th was well attendee, there of his. . There will be a Christmas tree at the being 100 couples in attendance. Born, the 24th, at the home of Albert church this year. Milton Jordan, of Middleville, was in Flint and wife, a daughter. town on business Monday. B. J. Barber and Harry Bradley return­ ed from Caledonia Saturday, and report a MMdleviUo. fine time. , , ,. P. H. Lawrence has returned from bls Mrs. N. Griswold gave a five <»'clock tea The tenth annual convention of the to aboat 18 of her lady friends Friday of- northern : trip. Hugh McCall and wife, of Alamo, and State Board of Corrections and Charities ternoon. House and 1G lota. Ihrro blocks Minnie Carter, of Yankee Springs, was his sister from Grand Rapids made bls two and of the association of county agents, House. Sm ill paymei't wns, Frank and Bert a visit but week. will be held In Ionia. December 8 and 9. monthly payment*- Enquire ot V\. J. Michael the guest ot Ola Baird test week. Mrs. C- B- Dickerson is ou the mend. Mrs. N. Griswold has rented the build­ 1891. The object of the convention- Is, Ross Cadwallader. of the Baptist C<jUege through addresses, discussions and reports, ing formerly known as the salvation army The annual meeting of the Barry County barracks, in which she will move her stuck of Kalamazoo, made his parents a visit on to obtain and diffuse intonnallon respect­ Agricultural society will be held Tuesday. ing the benevolent, charitable, penal and of millinery and use the building she now Thanksgiving. ,______________ December S3d. next, nt the court house, reformatory work done by <pr state, county commencing at 1 p. m. sharp. Executive occupies for a residence. The change / ItMlifirl'I. and private institutions, and to learn how committee will meet at id a. m. the same will not take place till Februan “”L A Morford bad a counsel of doctors last J. Broughton’s new barn on Grand Kap- Thursday and bfc disease wm railed rbeu- best to prosecute such work. All members toy. A sa -P-----------knnock. Pres. — of boatds of state, county and privateIds street has been completed. Mr. B. M. II. Bvktom, flec’y. inatism of the tiMirt. Bls wife is on the benevolent, charitable, penal, and reform­ intends building a new house in the gain from her fall, ____ atory insUtutlons and societies, and all The boys around here, twenty in num­ officiate engaged In benevolent and reform­ 8Pj[mes Irving, of Grand Rapid., spent In accordance with Sec. 13 of ber went on a shoot last thanksgiving. atory work throughout the Hate, and ex­ No. 205 of Uie State Banking law of MichlSUa*TewkBbury has a new house nearly Ernest Reem shot nine rubbite and Arthur officials. arc members ot! the cuDventhm. gan <»f 1887. the stockholders of the Ha»Edmunds shot six. nud the rest shot ail and are cordially invited. Invitation is tings City Bank are hereby notified, that completed on Emory SL the way from six down to nothing. . also cxtendwl to others not connected with tbe annual meeting of the stockholders of Bert Chandler, of Nebraska. Is a new David Stiles l» to tlu any charitable organization or institution, said bank for the election of directors, will ..mnlovee in the brass factory. W. Richards was In Caledonia Tuesday ,M>DmrId Stiles* lamb# were shipped last who are actively engaged or Interested in be held nt their office in Hastings. Mich, charitable or reformatory work, to a tend on Tuesday. December 8th. A. D. 1891, Onjbli’lni>*rinl«. ot jour dlr. «• Thursday and their weight was , the sessions and take part in tta drlibera- (frixii f> a. m. to 12 o' clock m. pound. u> U» bMd. He ai™ bad «»eutUe Dated at Hasting* thia 24th day of Nov. lions. __ ___________ Dan. W. Rixxolm, .nd l» debomed h»l Saturday. IW*1, C-htoc. !• Competition » ? Rev. Wallace and wife dined at tne lmdice The supposition that competition is the ^‘j^n”"' ot Grand K.pid. Thanksgiving dav of L. C. ' Ed. Nye. of Bedford, wm hire Saturday life of trade haa. since the time ol Adam wilntwvlllwn »>« !*<*« of 1,sl On Monday, Wednesday and ThuraFrank Prine and wife, of Jackwm. took‘ Smith, .been nn axiom and a proverb. v>c week 1 will [ec<*lJ® have believed in the doctrine that e«B- day—of each turkey nt bis father's house Thursday. * jin. J. Chapman gave a •” n '10'* Geo. Tungate and family have moved up’ netllion is the life of trade as implicitly fat. well-drerrtcd poultry. drrooed with at her fcojue la-t Saturday. In honor ot bar heads on and entralta in. also all kinds of nerhapa as we have believed in any north for the winter. wild game, for which I will pay the highArthur Fisher mid his hunting crew cap­ economic doctrine, in spite of observing man knows that competition has tured 12 deer and two bears. . the Baptbl cliurrb tail Thursday. very Often proved to be tl»e death of tnute. “7i,X".VhK bmin bou^prr or .he ..row* r»™ Tbe erpet ot wliltr h.» Ik-.-h »pn»U tor has caused the organization ot monopolies Produced from tl»« laxative aod uett-U tor Dr. Hanlon tor the part jnat. and trusts Is the demonstration by com­ tlous juice of California firs. comWned ft, frrt of «t»tw <» trwjl. peting firm* th»* competition would end In Ud» weioty meow on '“;'1'r'dlUnta“h~'l» awndanoo .1 <hr nith the medicinal virtue* of plants known inability to wnuwauu withstand com•xt at the roxkieiirc or vynw j^Mcr. The Inability tuorr.1 “«• “ B*11” Cr”“' Elijah Fick’* brother, from East Bogin* • tUion |ft what ha* cau.«cd combinations. to be mod Iwncficlal to the human syatom, acts gently, on the kidneys, liver and ‘’“ ..■irioi'^'So-h . vi.ltitie him. .to.!. .1 B«AMamV -Walker. who was for a bosrote, effectually cleansing the system. <»'■ I" «™“d Rapid., Tu»low Ume ooo of U>e lnlw<Ul. Commom- dSpelling cold* and headaches, and curing L°Ll«too-r> ,i.d 1> no. tb« field is progressing iu -*'P't? of the unfa « or llo- Weol.ro Tnft AModaltoo. hM habitual conutlparicD. ° A* 1L* Morford, one of our oldest settlers. And now Thomas Bayward feels happy Inx-ause a little girl Ims come to hl* house j M «aa the plaj VW l»le'«tl“*- ■. । �HISTORY OF A WEEK. The North Star Boot aud Shoe factory at Minneapolis was burned. Loss IM0,<kA Lou Anna Wsib committed suicide at Knoxville, Tenn., b-oause her lover, an ■neaped convict, bad town recaptured. Joseph B. Duckweller, prominently identified with the early history ot Cass county, died at Virginia, Ills., aged 87 It is reported that a wagon train of im­ migrants were frozen to death in a snow­ storm in the mountains south ot KnoxVile, Tenn. • Minneapolis’ success in securing the Republican national convention by 20 votes was enthusiastically received in the Twin Cities. The Falls Manufacturing company has seed the Oconto River Improvement com­ pany for alleged obstruction of the Oconto river, Wisconsin. The trunk of a Hungarian emigrant ex­ ploded in the baggage car al Irvlug, Pa. The explosion was due to dynamite which was in the irunk. Four hundred railway lines have al­ ready agreed to return exhibits to the World’s exposition free of charge. Seven firemen were buried under fall­ ing walls at a fire in the Sexton Manu­ facturing company’s building in Cincin­ nati, but all except one escaped with alight injuries. Mrtu Thomas Austin, of Louisville, is under suspicion of having in one year poiso-jod her husband and five children for their life insurance, which was all made out in her name. Although the trainmen of the Los An­ geles express were warned that three train robbers were concealed at the water tank near Pixley. Cai., they pullsd out with their .train and let the robbers get There is evidence of the existence of an organized squadron of opium smuggling vessels on the Pacific coast. Three firemen were^-severely wounded at La Crosse, Wls , by the breaking of a ladder during a fire. President Piexotto, of Brazil, hira is­ sued a proclamation in which he dis­ claims all dictatorial authority. The Grand Ducal theatre at Oldenburg, capital of the Grand Duchy of Olden­ burg, Germany, was destroyed by fire. One hundred native converts were killed by bands of Chinese at Tagon and Sanchi, and the mission stations burned. The hoisting house of the Franklin blastfurnace, at Columbus, O., fell and the ruins caught fire, causing a loss of 830. OOP A young girl of Kansas City, Kan., has been detected in the act of robbing the contribution box of a church which she attended. Miss Belle Forrester, living near Shaw­ neetown, Ills., shot herself probably fatally because her mother married a man the daughter did not like. The Kt. Rev. Harvey Goodwin, lord bishop of Carlisle, the shire town ot Cum­ berland county, England, is dead at the Cardinal Gibbons baa left Baltimore for St. Louis to participate in the golden Jubilee of Archbishop Herrick. He travDr. Tnatcber Graves, indicted for the alleged murder of Mrs. Josephine Bar­ naby, of Providence, R. I., pleaded uot guilty at Denver. New York city was evacuated by the British Nov. 25, 1783, 'hnd yearly ever •incj the Gothamites have celebrated the day. They did so very generally yesterday. Thanksgiving Day was generally ob­ served all over the country. Eight business building* and the Conffpegationat church were destroyed by fire nt St. Albans, Vt. Secretary Foster, who Lbs been laid up with la grippe, was well enough Thanks­ giving Day to eat dinner with bls family. The Second Avenue Railway company, of Pittnburg. lost its car barn at Glen­ wood by fire. Loss, <86,000; insurance. The Kansas Federation of Labor pro­ posal to af ones proceed to enforce the eight-boor law passed at the last session stockman while asleep in the car on ch were a number of horses in his rgu was trampled to death by the The reason Grant and Edward Atter­ bury murdered their father near Mowea­ qua, Illa., as is charged against them, was that he was about to marry a widow, and they opposed the match. August Pfuhl. a a private at Fort Mc­ Henry, Baltimore, loved Nita Myers, of XJUJetown. Pa. so greatly that bo forgot his captain's orders and left the barracks to prosecute his wooing. He has just been tried for desertion, but the verdict Prince Gcoree of Wales, the British "Sailor Prince." who is very popular with Eepreaentative Mitchell, of Wisconsin, all* down on the proposition to hold the ■ustioual Democratic convention at Mil­ waukee by declaring that Chicago is the killed by the landslide on the Northern Pacific railway Wednesday., Six others were badly hurt, some fatally. ’ The banking and brokerage firm of Field, Lindley, Wtechers & Co., of New York, has assigned. The bend of the firm Is the son of Cyrus W. Field, whoso mind is failing. J. B. Wllscu. m Clay BL, Sharpsburg, Pa., aays he will doc be without Dr. King’s New Discovery for consumption, coughs and cold*, that It cured hia wife who wza threetenet! with pneumonia after an attack of “la grippe," when various other rem­ edies and aeveral physicians bad done her no good. Robert Barber, of Cookapurt, Pa , claims Dr. King's New Discovery has done him more good than anything he They are going to use oil obtained from ever used for lung trouble. Nothing like American corn to make soap tu Germany. IL Try IL Free trial botltea at W. 11. A man named Jones was hanged by Goodyear’s drugstore. Large bottles, 60c. cowboys In South Dakota for stealing cat­ and S1.00. tle. Mlsctrle IMUers. Gladstone, in a speech Saturday, said This remedy Is becoming no well known that Ireland must have home rule before any other iogtelatlon can be accomplished and so popular a« U) need no tqreclal mention. All who have used Electric in England. Fred Pope, architect and bultavr of Bitters sing the same sung of praise.—A Bost on. owes tl >7,000 and has only about purer medicine does not exist and It is guaranteed lo do all that Is claimed. 100,000 assets. Ira A. Miller, ot Mullhall, O. T., who Electric Billers will cure all dlscaaea of shot his stepfather dead because he as­ the liver and kidneys, will remove pimples, bolls, salt rheum and other affections saulted bis mother, bus been acquitted. The rebels in Chiua are marching on caused by Impure blood.—Will drive Pekin, and so far the government troops malaria from the system and prevent ns do not seem to be able to check their prog- well as cure all malarial fevers.—For cure of headache, const!pation and indigestion Mrs. Parnell, mother of the dead Irish try Electric Bitters. Entire satisfaction leader, will start for Ireland Wednesday guaranteed, or money refunded.—Price with her son John T. Parnell, who lives 50 Ct*, and 81.00 per bottle*! W. IL GoodyearWrag store. in Georgia. It Is stated that a treaty providing for ■lULKISIl R -. The best salve in the woriu^r cute, absolute free trade between the Hawaiian islands and the United States has been bruises, sores, ulcere, salt rheum, fever negotiated. sores, tetter, chapped hands, chilblains, The order has gone forth in Russia corns, and all skin eruptions, and |»oaitlvefrom the head of the Greek church that ly cures piles or uo pay rvqulrcii. It Is subjects of the czar must either emlgtace gtisrantccd to give perfect satisfaction, or the ’‘true faith” or emigrate. money refunded. Price 25 cents per box. The Potters’ association of the United For sale by W. II. Goodyear, the druggist States will meet at Chicago next Janu­ Traverse city has sleighing. ary. The association proposes to make a big display at the World’s fair. Men and women prematurely gray and whose The net result of all the talk at Now hair wa* faJiltig. are eulhutlasth- in pniislng Orleans about bribery of the jury In the Hall’s Hair lienewer for restoring the color and preventing baldne-m. Hennessey murder case is the imprison ’’STRUCK Th5|qOLDEN MEAN" ment for one year of McCryst.il under conditions that were very similar to mob As a Blood 1‘urillrr. The Detroit Free Press says: “Hibbard’s The ex-Confederates in New York are lUieumatic Syrup preparcti by The Charles indignant at General Palmer calling the Wright Medicine Company, of (his city, ■tars and bars a "stinking rag." They has struck the Golden Mean, in the treal■ay it is all they have left of the cause ment of all blood diseases, and its success and that “all the south wants is to be lai ! is an evidence that an honest, pure ami alone." valuable ipedidne, h not Incapable of at­ Texas Alliance men who oppose the sub­ tracting the attention of ever) family. treasury scheme have organized under a There seems to be but one opinion as to constitution which bars any om who be­ its merit as a family medicine.” longs to a secret political organization, This is the real sficrct of the success ot and also socialists, communists and an­ this wonderful remedy. Jts jferfect and archists. _________ speedy action, in removing all Impure and jxilsoiious matter from blood. No home should lie without It as a thorough and ef­ The Chicago Times I* trying-to start a fectual blood purifier for young and old. Democratic presidential boom for Gen­ For sale by W. H. Goodyear. eral Nelson A. Miles. The Hancock Y. M. C. A. has a line Ernest Overbeck, proprietor of the Union hotel at Blue I.land, Bia., wax gymnasium. frozen to death • Chicago. More trouble is feared in Brazil over the ' refusal of Rio Grande do Sul to accept the i new government at Rio Janeiro. 1 When Baby waa sick, we gave her Castorla. Fire in the Berry block at Chicago » milrt,riwieriwt for Costaria. caused a loss of $55,000, about, two-thirds , . , ,. , . ot which I. o.kmi b, i».or.oot, "»■ «"»• *” c““~ TheHbr.rjot th. Straight SlndeLt univaraity 'Jolnnb, wh“ Cblld™c.pre Item Cowri. The library of the for colored people, iu New Orleans, Loa been destroyed by fire. Lou, Rev. James F. Spaulding, rector of Christ church, Cambridge, Mass., has A musical association is to be formed at gone over to the Roman Catholic church. Port Austin. M. P. Dolan, of San Francisco, married Min Mary F. Helmer. Upon hia return The term hero given is one which was from a two weeks’ honeymoon trip be supposes to have been coined during the eloped with his wife’s sister Victoria. late war. It is claimed, however, that 'll President Conrad, Secretary Horner is au old word revived, perhaps of Swed­ and eight employes of the Louisiana Lot­ ish origin. Be tills ns It may, there is tery company have been each held iu gl,- certainly no word in the English language 000 for trial for alleged violation of the that more forcibly expresses the action of certain pat'iogenlc microbes which may Suspicion is awakened at Washington have found their way into the blood, after by Chili’s professed intention to reduce ttie administration of Swift’s Specific. its land and sea forces, while its emissa­ Finding this sanguineous medium too ries abroad are investigating new meth­ warm, so to speak, for their comfort, they ods of warfare, skedaddle through the pores of the skin, J. C. Howard, a wealthy citlsen of leaving the system iutaet. Not only does Mublcnburg county, Ky., was engaged S. S. 5. cause the elimination of (be said iu prayer at the Greenville Presbyterian i microbes and tbe-polsun produced thereby, church when he dropped dead from heart but it assist# In rebuilding the waste places disease. He was 60 years old and bad of the system resulting from the devitaliz­ I been an elder in the church tor ove£ forty ing and disintegrating effects of the micro­ Xfiars. organisms aforesaid. The Mississippi is frozau solid from Treatise on blood and skin diseases shore to shore at Galens, Ills., thia being mailed free. Swift Specific Co­ the first time such a thing tvns ever Atlanta, Ga. known in November. . ' Jackson Is to have a first class lee skat­ The brig Tahiti was recently wrecked ing rink this winter. in the Pacific ocean with 270 Gilbert “I use Ajer's Cherry Pectoral freely in my islanders on board, ail of whom with the crew, were drowned. The islanders were prattler, and recommend It In cases ot whonp* en route to Mexico to work al starvation ing cough among children, having found It more certain to cure that troublesome disease than wages. ____________________ any other medicine I know of,"—So nays Dr. THE MARKETS. Bartlett,of Concord. Mau. Chicago. Nov. ao. Following were the quotation* on the board ot trade to-day; Wheat—November, opened 91Mc, closed 81c; December, ojwnad W^c. closed Whc: May. opened and dosed 98^c. oi-eaod closed t*4c. Oais- November. opcnelMKc, closed W" December, opened 3JHc. clown! MKc; May, otensd *5*;. clewed Ark-December, opened 18.10. clorad. UUfl; January. otwa<U 111.10. closed SIUS; May. o(«Md »1LW. closed 1U.A7HLard—December, opened $0.U5. closed 16.«>. Lira Stock—Prices st the Union Stock yard* ranged as follow*: Hoga-Market rather active an packing aod shipping account, light. SEMdXTU rough packing. mixed, and tX7ja«X> hsavy yacking and shipping lota *h;»>jd->K account, The number of Influeuz# patients in Berlin alone since Nov. L is reported au I prices cticbaagod; luged at choice mias.n dipping In the German Reichstag Chancellor co we. SLX24M.75 bull., •iar oorporal by hanging him. lb: dairies, fancy, frosh. StJ-Mc; packing stock. ratatn u> Un Catanblan World’s fair. Illinois. gXUU©SJ3 per bbl; Jwwys.81W3t.TS. thirty-one years, liateaad to the preset: ta- friend. The »year-old son of Millionaire D. T. Mrs. Winslow’s Hoothing Hjrnn lias been n-<xl for children teething It soorbes the child, softens the gums, alleys Ml pain, curm wind colic, and Is tl>e brat remedy for dlarrh-rn. Twenty-five cent* a bottle, bold by alldrugghL* tbrougtiout the world. Alfred Martin, ■ Flint nimrod, bagged 76 rabbits in one day recently. These pIRs are scientifically compounded, and uniform In action.! No griping pain so commonly following the um> of pill*. They are adapted to both adults and chil­ dren with perfect safety* We guarantee they have no equal in the cure of sick headache, constipation, dyspepsia and blikmanes*. and, as an appetizer, they ex­ cel any other preparation. Sold by W. H. Goodyear. Sarsnac anticipates a boom coming of the canning factory. with the Children Cry for Pitcher’s Castorla. Children Cry for Pitcher’s Castorla. Children Cry for Pitcher's Castorla. Kalamazoo lacks ample fire protection and the citizens are growing nervous. baliaavd, by British coionlata. Jin> Corbett, the^jagilisf. fell ore -board t a forty slip in Naw York, and would An Iron bridge Js being built over Pent­ water river at Weare. bbl: per box: Jerseys. SS.OJ “At but. I can eat a good square meal without It* distressing tne:”wu the grateful exclama­ tion of oue w hose app« Ute iiad been restored by the ttMJ of Ay er*s Sarsaparilla, after years of dys­ peptic misery. A teavpooiful of this extract before each torsi sharpens the appetite. CHRIST IS CRUCIFIED. LESSON X, FOURTH QUARTER, INTER­ NATIONAL SERIES, DEC- S- nit Veram, «p-3O-Golden Test. I PeU ICotpplled from lewm Helper Quarterly by permlwdon of H. 8. Hoffman, publisber. Phil­ adelphia.] 17. “And He, bearing Hl« cross, went forth Into a place called the place of a skull, which is called In the Hebrew, Gol­ gotha." The other gospels tell us of one Simon, a Cytenian, who was compelled to bear the cross, but it i» evident from this account that Jesus started for the place of cruci­ fixion carrying it Himself. Ifi “Where they crucified Him, and two others with Him, on either side one and Jesus in the midst.” Consider well the meaning of the words “They crucified Him,” make It all as real to your mind as if you saw it, see the nails driven through His quivering flesh into the wood, note the intense pain, and yet you cannot realize a tithe of 1L- People now rejoice to have found what they consider a painless way of executing criminals by electricity—wunt u controat to the awful cruelty of crucifixion. ' l». "And Pilate wrote a title and put it on the cross. And the writing was, Jesus of Nazareth the King of the Jews.” Pilate once asked Jesus, “What is truthf" (xvlii, S8). but whether intention­ ally or not be wrote the truth when ho wrote this title. 2J. “Th U title then read many ofJibe Jews; (or the place where Jeatts was cruci­ fied was nigh to the city; and it waa writ-­ ten in Hebrew, and Greek, and Lutin." These three- languages represented the whole known’ world, and thus it was.indiented thnt the tact that this crucified one was the king of the Jows waa also a mat­ ter of interest to the whole world. 2L ‘Then said the chief priest# of the Jews to Pilate, Write not. The King of the Jews; but that be said. I am Klug of the 22. "Pilate answered. What I have writ­ ten I have written." 23. “Then Nau. soldiers, when they hnd crucified Jeans, took His garments and made four parts, to every soldier a part, and also His coat; now the coat was with­ out seam, woven from the top through­ out.” 24. “They said the refore among them•wives. Let us not rend it. but cast lots for It whose it shall be; that the Scripture might be fulfilled which saith. They parted My mlment among them, and (ar My vesture they did ca*t lots. These things therefore the soldiers did.” . See this prophecy in l*s. xxii, 18. remem­ ber that it fras written about'LCOO years before it*/fulfillment, and bow down and humbly starship God. I. to . whom all " things / lie foundation of the are known from the world (Acts xv, 18); who declares the end from the beginning, snd from ancient times the thing* that are no( yet done (Isa. xlvi, 10). (Jtn-erve also how literally the prophecy wa>- fulfilled, even to one piece of his clothing, for which they cast lota; then see iu P*. xxii, 27; 2N, how the same person so 111 treated shall yet be the ruler of all nations, and nil the world shall worship Him. Expect as literal a ftilfillinont of all this. . 13. “Now there stood by the-cross of Jesus His moi her, nod His mother’s sister. Mary the wife of Cleophas, au<l Mary Mag dnleue." tat ns, us far as possible, take In this awful scene. See the two malefactors who were crucified witlTHim, one on either side and Jesus In the midst (verve 18); see the people passing by, w.-igging their beads and railing on Him; sec the chief priests mock ing him and saying, “Let the king of Israel come down from the cross and we will be­ lieve him;" neo the soldiers mocking him also and taunting hits, and one of the thl^vra who were crucified with him also railed on him. Theo see this little com­ pany of loved ones pcw-rless to help him, and with breaking heart# witnessing all thia. Surely the words of Simoon to Mary have now come true, “A sword shall pieroe through thy own soul also.” 3C. “When Jesus therefore saw HI* mother, and the disciple standing by, whom lie loved. He saith unto His moth­ er. Woman, behold thy sou!" As io the upper room with the apostles at the pasaover, with suffering enough be­ fore Him to overwhelm HTm, He forgot Himself and nought to comfort them; so now In indescribable agony of Ixxly and soul He can yet forget Himself enough to make provision for the temporal welfare of His mother, and give her a uew sou who will in some measure take His place. 27. "Then nalth He to the disciple. Be­ hold thy mother! And from that hour that disciple took her unto bin own home." If bls mother’s sister won Salome, the mother of John and James and^wife of Zebedce, ns we would infer from Math, xxvii, 56; Mark cxv, 40; then she stood by and heard the charge of Jesus concerning Hln mother. Happy John to have the privilege of being a son to Mary instead of Jesus. Happy Salome to welcome such a sister to her hoBic, If John still made his home with her. But neither son nor sister could fill the aching void In Mary's heart— resurrection au<l reunion in glorified bodies is the only cure—till then it must be faith. 28. "After this, Jesus knowing that all things were now accomplished, that the Scripture might be fulfilled, saith, I thirst." I . The three hours* darkness from the sixth to the ninth hour would seem to in­ tervene I<etween the last verse and this, during which bo probably uttered the cry. “My God. my God, why hast Thou forsakeu Me?" And now the end has come, but there is yet another Scripture to b« fulfilled, for till heaven aud earth piuw away, oue jot or one tittle shall in uo wise pass from the law, till all be fulfilled (.Math. v. 18). As we think of His actual physical thirst may we uot also consider His thirst for the souls of men seen in this His great work of atonement. In connec­ tion with thirst read also IV xlii. 2; Isa. XlvUl, 81; Iv. L 20. “Now there waa sot a vessel full of vinegar, and they filled a sponge with vinegar, and put it upon hyssop, and put it to bis mouth.” ' Thus was fulfilled Ps. Ixix, 91. “In my thirst they gave me vinegar to drink." But while we rend this and see Its fulfillment, let us not forget the broken heart because Educated Jackson women contemplate •earth for pity and human comforters (Pa the erection of a women's temple. Ixix, 20) See the man of sorrows, wounded Charles Pitrter. of Edward*, paid $50 for our tniuhgnweloaa, bruised for our in for spearing fi«h in violation of the laws. tquitiea. the ckiwtiM-feent of our peace upon Him, that with Hi* stripes we might The stauMr ?.-bwk-*y will make one be healed (Isa. till. M) Behold the Lamb mere trip from Chicago tn northern Micbi- K. F. Gibbard. of iMtA. I oumr, UecnuMS Thou didst thirst unto death for me. I yield myself body, soul » attached a chart giving the great ersati which happened during ti*e Ufa of the inoaxtarof which It la a part. It waa n tulip which eommenoad life #• a mmkIIIds: In the year IMS. when Elizabeth gscendml the English throtw. Bacon and Shakes­ peare were born, the massacre <rf St. Bar­ tholomew occurred, and Sir Francl* Drake discovered the Golden Hora Iu the first twenty years of Its rxlatetwe. The ingen­ ious chart enumerates occurrences In great number, of uni venial importance, up to York Recorder. in bis treatise ou “Medicine” the Rev. Mr. Doderidge has to say concerning erysiami its cure; “The eryaipolaa, or St. Anthony's tire, was usually cured by cir­ cumscribing the afflicted parts with the Wood of n black cat. Hence there was scarcely a black cat to be seen whose ears and tail bnd not been frequently cropped for their contribution of blood.”—St. Louis Republic. ttwt in QheV/1 ntpola^o QtfAj/hlY'aiwelUi gives you nrjr? gooq solid clWinn for your money OIVU ExNJOYS Both tho method and results when Syrup of Figs is taken; it is pleasant and refreshing to the taste, and acts ! gently yet promptly on the Kidneys, ! Liver and Bowels, cleanses the sys- • tem effectually, dispels colds, n ad- ■ aches and fevers and cures habitual constipation. 6vrup of Figs is the only remedy of its kind ever pro­ duced, pleasing to tho taste and ac­ ceptable to the stomach, prompt in its action and truly beneficial in its effects, prepared only from the mojt healthy ana agreeable substances, ite’ many excellent qualities commend it to all and have made it the most popular remedy known. Synip of Figs is for sale in 50c and 81 bottles by all leading drug­ ’ gets. ej=ts. Any reliable druggist who b may not have it on hand will pro­ cure i|. promptly for any one who ■wishesXo tty 1L Do not accept any substitute. ’ CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP CO. SUH HtAMCJSCO. CAL LOUISHUt. KT. tt£W rORK, K.T. rituBATao«DI£iL Slate of Michigan, couart ot Barry,—as. At a verafou erf the f’rotnte Court for the Comity of Barry, balden nt the I’rolmte Office la Ihv City of HMtlnn. in raid county, on Mon­ day. the ic:h day of Novrmhorin the year one thimsana right hundred :inn uinety-oue. Present. Charles W. Armstrong. Judge of Prottate. in the mutter of the estate of C. Col iimb ik Itacltn*. «lcceK»ed. On reading nnJ filing Ibe ixtit ou duly veri­ fied, of Columbus W. Backu*. sou of raid de­ ceased praying that the administration of said ratAte may be granted to Eugene Harlhorn or to Monte other suitable peraon. Thereupon It u ordered that Frldr.r the eleventh da> of December A. !>. U»1. at r«u o’clock in the forenoon, be, oMiguea for the bearing of raid petition, and that the heir* at law of said decea*ed and all other pcraon* intereated id said estate, are require,! to appear at a aeralen of *sdd court, than to l>e holden at the Probate Office In the rlty of H*Mtlng», Iu said county, and allow cause. It any there be, why the praver of the r»etttloner may not be granted. And It is further ordered. That said petlUvnergh e notice to the pcraon* Interested tn raid estate, of the pendency of said petition, and the hearing thereof, by causing a ropy of tkla order to be pnbltahed in the Hastings Baxneh. a newnpajer printed and circulated In raid county of Barry, once In each week for three succraslve weeks previous to Mid day of hearing. (AtrueoopT.) Judxeof Probate. IWYoUCAfl GET IN OTHER TOBACCOS YOU KNOW THAT IS WYOUMWOKMM nsC'3. A &W5. Ip'jiy.'ille ft MOKTGACESALIL On lhe Wtli day of Nav. A. D. IMO. Fliinras D, Parker snd Martha Parkr-r. LI* wife, mort­ gaged to A. II. Ayers alLthnt certain niece or parrel of land, situate in the city of Ha»tim.*s. in tlie county of Barry aiW state of Michigan, and described as follows, to wit -. Lot two (2i of block eighteen (is) in the eastern addition to the village, now city, of Hastings, county of Burry and state of Michigan, twwonling tn recorded plat thereof. Said mortgage was. ou the 2i*t day of May, A. D. tsaO. recorded In the office of the regtater of deeds for the county of Barry. In Uie Mate or Michigan, iu liber thirty four ■.»*) of nrirtgages on page one hundred and eighty seven (157). Ha:d mortgage was on the 2lrf day of May 1M» assigned hy said A. H. Ajtrsto Henry L. Newton, which said aaMgorfient waa oh tlu* 21 »t day ot May. A. D. IM». duly recorded in said register's office, tn liber thirty six vW» of mort­ gages cm page forty two (<>. Said mortgage wa« on the I Tib day of January, A-1). 1801. KMigotM by sxld'iienry L. Newtotl to Stuart, Knappen A weaver. Which said as«lgntnent wai on the UMh day otvday. A. l>. Isji. dirty recorded In said register’* office, ta.Wbct thirty six of mortgage*, on page one hundred and sixty nine tl®). Defznlt Las beea mode in the condition ot said mortgage. There l« now due aud unpaid on said mortgage oue hundred and fifty (our dollars and thirty eight cenia for ptincija! thereof and interest thereon. No proceedtu«* at law or la equity have Wen Instituted to re­ cover said sum of money, or any part thereof. Notice Is Hereby given, that by virtue ot the power of sale contained in said mortgage, and in pursuance of the statute in such case inodr and provided, the premise* aim** and in said mortgage dearriiird, ur so much thereof as may be necessary, will be sold at public vendue to the highest bidder, at the north front thwr of the court bouse, hi the city ot Hasting*. Barry county. Michigan, that being the place of bold­ ing the.Cireull Court for said county.) on the 33rd day of January. A. D 1H02, at to o'clock of the foreapon of said day. to •Misty the amount then due tm SKirt mortgage, together with'*!! legal costs. Ir.aludliig the attorney's fre »r fifteen dollar*, provided in said mortgage anti by the statute thereto pertaining. Dated October 27th, J# 1. ADMINISTRATVB^ SALE. In the . matter of the estate ot Musts Farnsworth, defeased. CltAHLKKM.WEAVm:. Notice h hereby giren that I shall sell at Comprising the finn <rf Stuart, Knappen A public auction, to the highest bidder, on Tues­ day the fifth day of January, A D. ukju. at ten Weaver, assignees of mortgage. Btuart. & Ks aitrn, o'clock In the forenoon at the Probate Attorneys for assignees of mortgage. office In the City of Bantings In the County erf Barry, in the State ot Michigan, pnrauant to license and authority granted to me on the thirteenth dav of November. A. I). IK>1. by the Probate Court of Barry county, Michigan, mH of Ute estate, right, title and interest of the said dwa*ecl of. I IIVIC. I MDLC. In and to the real estate situate amt being Iu In effect June M. 1*90. the County of Harry Ip the Blate ot Michigan, known aiwt de«cribrd a* follows to-wit i ' The vest tnutlonal half t*4 >of the north we«t quarter (n w •*) ot section number eighteen (18) in township number one tu north range Dum­ ber ten (10) west. Excepting twenty (20) acres ofi the south end and twenty eight (28 acres off the north end. containing forty and M-100 acres of land more or less. Dated. November 17th. A. D. INI. Hknky D. Farnsworth. ____ ■ Admiulstralur. Chic&go, K&hun&ioo Is Sagia&w W>NMU*t°NF.ia OS CLAIMS. bUte ot Michigan. Countv ot Harry—**. Estate of Allee IL lUc^m. derewd. We Uw undcrnlKotHl having t»e*n appoint**! Pft',rt ,or lbc VOUnQ? of Harrv. Hute of MlrhlgMa.commhjdonera to receive, ex­ amine and aMJu-rt all cU>m* and demand* of all p-rann» against said deeeased. do h- n-by give notice that we will meet st the Probate court eSIF* *?» Mnhf’ty ®f Mleh'gan, on -------- - - — .... ... cwu, nniu l<»r U1O purMue of ezMuinlnx and altowing said claims, and >h4re*‘x.2?I,th* !rom ",e »Widay of November. A. !>.. 1801. were allowrd hv said court for creminrs to prewnt their claim.* lo ua for-et■mhiaUon sr.d afiowai^e. Dated November sth. A. D. ISOL Evgkhk Haxthoks, i 1 K. NAV81.KY, . - CommlMlonera. IL A. Poni-K., ' *' ftt /nagara ftllt Bwtie. Stations. Humrgi.' Stations. .Wfi'yr.’jw ftarnsKw. M-H.CiJi.UXS. Local Agent, BaMtan. w. Riumuia <4 F » T A ‘ imM'S CBOCP REMH) -h>Jd*>"cd. Sh-mld PARENTS—(lire rnsr chlMrrn a knnnWjte nf book kreplug. sbartband. tjn*«Titir.c, telrg- FOR THEM BE MUC st the Grwl Rapid* (Mteh-I Bus­ , l*6yarA Block . cor Fran and �= •= Hastings Banner WATERPROOF COLLAR u CUFF £K£/?r THAT CAN BE RELIED ON isrot to i BE UP TO the mark Thursday, Dec, 3,1891. OUR COUNTY. ’ Pdhor of ll,e ^oodUnd News Is ex pectlng a new salt of that peculiar kind known to. “the trade” as libel suit, h u!?rT?<’it0 l*fore c’irl»ti»uw: but eWu“k’» roady for It at any ume. BEARS THIS MARK. trade ELLuloiD Woodlan.l Knlgl.1. ot I’jthlu ,re m«king preparations for the Institution of a new there. No hustling community ms Ineu to.be witbout one. Mark. NEEDS NO LAUNDERING. Iddlevilh* no longer baa a laundry. THE ONLY LINEN-LINED WATERPROOF COLLAR IN THE MARKET. BUSINESS CARDS. Dougina place auk your A. * C. II. BARBER I’hyslciaus and Surgeons. IL Calls In city or county responded to with, .omptqeaa, day or night WILLIAM 0..L0WDEN. »» Lal . office over Julius Russell's store. State -irret, Hastings, Mich. UTL'ART. KNAPPEN A WEAVEIL i? Attorneys at law. Ov.-r Hostings National Bank, Hastings, Michigan. AiMMigte offices, at Grand Itapids. Mich. A. SHELDON. Abstract and Real Estate Office. Abstract Block. Hastings. Maney lo loan <*n Real Estate Real Estate .:■! on commission. General conrevaocinK. iUvIbx tk complete vet of Abstract Hooks.comciied from tho Records, can furnish complete tracts. C. F. BROOKS. Clerk. p P. DRAKE. M. D„ w. L. DOUGLAS S3 SHOE ■ Qiiaw’ i’tvwh (Mun C - ■■ ... I'UtX»rt«l KhfM*« Wht.-ll Office over Holloway's drug store. Office hours from 2 to 4 p. tn. Telephone, eon • -:ng with residence, at Holloway’s drug CEN^^EMuN $3.s!.Jte Itatlmsd Men I M. B. GILLASP1K, Notary Public Q9 5b ni £>*• th!-* 1 . and U. S. Claim Agent,* will prosecute all kinds of claims before the lurfctantnnu'a ihrc* D^;>;«rtmeuts of the Interior office. Call on him >d durable. 1 h<«c a iui U ills Store, comer Court and Jefferson Sts.,' hi' o given Uv-m a IF Hastings. Mich. oa their nw-rlu. ns Um Q M. FOWLER,!). D. S. toloT vrrv*ityllih' MudTrcrueh imported Nhorscort-.in.- '. . ■ . . Boys’ Ladies ® <■P W. LOWRY. M. D., vT• Physieiau and Surgeon. Makes a specialty of treating diseases of the EYE and BAB and th*.- preservation ot vision OuSSsES^ flWlng NPECTACLKS and eye Woolley & Bronson, < ifficc and residence on Broadway. near Court House. Hastings. Mich. QMITH A COLGROVE, D Lawyers. (Office in Union block. Hastings.) t’raetico Is all the courts of the state. K. KENASTON, Attorney at Iaw, . (Over J. 8. Good vest* Co.'s store.) Practices In all courtsot the Stale. ColiccUoos promptly attending to. > ...»........ . W. L. DOUGLAS, r-nx-ktou. JUss. ’’ 5nOKE-“ ED. POWER f A NO. 35. . ALWAYS THE SAME R. TIMMERMAN. Homrepathic Phy­ slcian and Surgeon. (Office over Lathrop's drug store.) F J“ ALWAYS THE BEST ROBERTSON HOUSE, 5<- CIQ/IR . JF. BKODESNEK, Prcjjrirttr, Vor. Jefferson and Court Sts.. RaUlngs, Mich. Woodland, Mich. J. M. Smith. Justice of the Peace. MICHIGAN By. GILLASPIE, Comer of Court and Jefferson St. Keeps finur, read, bone meal, ground orsrer-abell. reg X<>od for fowls. Aho a general stork of groceries. Good goods. Low prices. BBS?::." Ludington .... Big Rapids. MAJTLKOAD. SmVU Grand ttapiU» for Detroit and Halt............. Lansing Howell. Lowell-. Alma... St. Laub tiaxlnaw °arlors of the Hastings House, the Lano-r Daily Circtnatinn than Republican Newspaper In America. Sunday. Daily. rtceplugcaJr through to Chicago. * indtanapolb' vU Benton Harbor. & northern Detroit, lansing ’ Weekly. The Aggr»-»u«lve Rcpnbli<-an Journal of the Mctrojjou*A NEWSPAPER FOR THE MASSES. Founded Deheintwr Ut, ISC. Circulation Over 100,000 Copies Daily. The Press '■« the organ <*f no faction; pull# no wires; has no xnlmculunr* to avenge. The Most Remarkable Newspaper Success In New York. THE PRESS IS A NATION AL NEWSPAPER PM-bw ru to Saginaw; For tickets and information apply at I nion urtrt oac. e Mo. «. «rV»g« “J*—; Hastings City Bank, . Hastings, - - Cheap news, vulgar ocnsat'orn^d trash And nn nlnrt* in the columns of The Fn-v.Pre-* < h:w the brightest edtomal page in New York. H spariklra with jxdnU. The Pre*« mirxlsv '-dltion In a «plmdld tWenl every current topic of ^ThTprew* weekly e-.'.Klcn cAntalm. all the things of the daily *Fnr tlios^who cannot sifl«*rd the daily or ar*, preveut**! by distance from early receiving IL Kkifi. a splendid suretitute ; Mich. AS AH ADVERTISING MEDIUM CAPITAL S7S.OOO.OO SURPLUS t6.000.00. Incorporated under the laws of toe W*M ifleUcan. oyficrka: 0.0. Robinson. Prasldcat; the press W:>Ku U» rhr.pwt Dally and Sunday, one year......... .. « a months.......... .. one “ ...... Dally only, one year. ■............... / • four months................ D. W. Beyaotav. Caahto* DVJSCTOW ..tun . ilSD . . ... ... ... XO) । 1.00 fi.l», 1-00 w^ted er^-whsre. John Correth. One of the largest cloak dealers of DETROIT will open on FRIDAY, DEC. 4th, Itidianapohs. -------------0 nil 35........................... tWeak days. ’Every day. ffExtept S«ufday. U-OO A m. hss through chair car to Chicago. No extra charge tor seats. ! ■ sb p. m. rum through to Chicago solid with Wagner buffet car: seats » cent*. 5:17 p. m has through tree chair car to Mtnls.... „tL u i. v r u l' There waa a good attendance al the local option convention in the court room Saturday last, and an earnest, aggressive spirit pervaded the gathering. The meet­ ing was called to order at the hour named, and F. D. Soule, of Castleton, was made chairman and M. .J. Gosa, of Prairieville, was selected as secretary. A full county committee of one from each voting prectaet was then chosen as follows: Assyria, Geo. W. Tompkins; Baltimore, C. M. Mack; Barry, A. B. Bush; Carlton, E. J. Kershner; Castleton. W. N. Devine; Hastings. B, F. Gaskill; city. 1st ward. H. Jones; city, 2d ward. Frank Snyder: city, 8tl ward, W. M. Puffer; city. 4th ward, M. L. Cook; Hope. D. L. Mortbland; Irvlai<. Isaac Cunningham; Jonnstown, f- M. Dewey: Maple Grove, J. E. Warburton; Orangeville, Ira D. Brooks; Prairieville, A. C. Towne; Rutland, C. H. Stone; Tboniapple, J. W. Saunders; Woodland, Jessie Jordan; Yankee Springs, A. F. Sylvester. , The executive ofllaqra for the local option movement, and who are by virtue of their office members of the county committee Were next elected as follsws: Chairman. John Dawson. . Secretary, Harry B. Andnuu ■ Treasurer, M. C., Woodmansee. Headings for petitions were then dis­ tributed among the members of the county , committee present. \ In view of tho fact that the law was made very exacting In order to meet the supreme court’s objections to lite prevloua local option law. it was voted that the secretary obtain the best available legal advice In preparing a circular letter of Instruction to those who would circulate the petitions. This will be Issued this week, when the active work of circulating the petitions will commence. It was voted that all papets must be returned to the county clerk not later than December l»th. As has been staled In this paper. Van­ Buren county has driven every saloon from Its borders by this very law; and if the temperance people of Barry county th-tlre to do the same thing they have the opportunity. LADIES OF HASTINGS aw, real estate a\i>collect­ ing OFFICE OF Palmerton & Smith. L L About eight o’clock Thursday evening, as everyone waa beginning to get oouifiwtable. after making thrmsclvM untxrafortnblo by an exm-ra of Thanksgiving dinnez, the "mocking bird" at the water works be­ gan to pipe his isy—and he piped It pretty hard ton. Just previous to this Engineer Glen Balch was walking along by Hicks A Spence gn»cery, and chancing to look up to hia room over said grocery, aaw a tlame shoot up. not unlike the shooting nf ah oil well, only on a smaller Scale. Knowing that he had left an oil stove bunting In the room, loaded with Squawbuck oil, he cor­ rectly surmised the cause—the oil stove had exploded. Giving the alarm and re­ pairing hastily to the room, he In company with Dorr Mudge, entered tbe burning room, fired the flaming heater out of the building and put out tbe fire before the hote company arrived.- The only damage was to the store and a pair of patent leather dancing pumps, which were being wanned up tor action that evening. —TO THE— Rates, S I .OO per Day. CHICAGO t WEST Gan. J. H. Kidd, of Ionia, president of the sixth Michigan cavalry' association, has called tbe annual reunion of tin, old regiment to take place in this city January ltd. In his address he says:—“Our reun­ ions have been so pleasant we feel like urging every member and fi m ly of tbe grand old regiment to rally once again at Hastings." Tbe business meeting will be held in the afternoon and the banquet in the evening. Special Notice IN THE This Ilom-e Is new. with pleasant rooms. The patronage of the public is respectfully solicited. C. S. Pax.mei:ton. N otary Public. Btala Road. Delated Letter. Kctta Elllgpn Is very sick at Wils writing, A brotber-ln-law or the old lady Kinney, who has been visiting her, has returned to Ids homo in New York. 'Die school In the Fisher district has commenced with May Smith n teacher. Bert Colwell is on the sick listMr. Kcagle was buried last Sunday. ed to make things lively by running away U-afcHd cuff*- brought high Thursday. Hr ran from the poaroffice to the barn in which hr was k<qrt In the sec­ mteMMiffi received only >i.M a day ond ward at a rapid pace. No damage. We are in receipt of a circular from the Michigan Press Association, giving details of the whiter excursion through the south immediately after the 24th. annual meet­ A Baptist Uui society was recently ing at Ann Arbor. There will be two ex­ cursions, one tn Mammoth Cave and re­ organized at M evMle. It starts wllh 29 charter nu-mbe and W. E. Kegler Is turn, the other to New Orleans. Jackson­ ville, “Down upon tbe Suwanee River” president. and return by tho way of Atlanta and NEIGHBORING COUNTIES. Jacob Brumhtettcr\last week, received" Chattanooga. These excursions will un­ a dispatch stating that\bis son in the state Charlotte has a Bachelors and Benedicts doubtedly lie tlie moat pleasant ever given. of Washington, was dently shot while, hunting. How serious! it did not say. chib, formed about a year ago, when 15 A great many hunters kick iiebause Later—A letter received ys the ball pass­ of the former assembled and agreed that fanners object to their hunting on their ed through the left leg bcl\w the knee, and before they got married they would give a farms. If these same hunters would pile up banquet to the others. Iteccntly Cupid the stone piles that they tear down, wonld is not considered very serious. thrust one of bls darts Into the heart of shut all the gates that they open, would Van J. Tears, and true to his pledge, gave State Road. put up all tbe fences that they tear down, his brothers a royal banquet at one of the we don’t think there would be any The ITsher school is prospering finely, leading hotels. with Mlns Smith as teacher. objection to their hunting whenever they Mr. and Mr.-. Murray. Mr. nd Mrs. The Duplex Press Company, of Battle pleased if no damage were done. But Shawman ami Mr. and Mra. Hobbs spent Creek, is working night and day to keep with hunters tearing down all that the up with orders. Thanksgiving at Mrs. Wallace Brown’s. farmer has done, no one can blame tbe Mrs. Julia Fisher Is on the sick list. The Battle Creek Slret t Electric Rail­ latter posting up notice* warning hunters Ladles dime society will meet at Mrs. way Company- has secured the permission to keep off of tbvir-fanns. Harry Andrus next Saturday. of the C. J. A- M. R. It. to cross Its truck, Users of kerosene oil, especially of the S&bbath school closed for the year last and Is pushing Its work on .Main street cheapest grade, should exercise n great Sunday at the Fisher ochcnl house. and Upton avenue. deal of caution. Since the late lamented Miss Maggie Hughes, of Battle Creek, Squawbttok legtatature lowered the test, committed suicide last week by taking explosions / have become rather the rule The widow Platte is very low. Mrs. J. rough on rats. than the exception.- For many years back, Wickham Is taking care of her. C. T. Fairflcld. the able editor of the and even up to the time that these know­ Mike Vester came homo Thursday to eat Eaton Rapid* Journal, made an item ot ing (I’)leglstators got hi their work, ex­ Thanksgiving turkey. Chas. Smith and wife, also’ Mr. McKin­ the fact llial Charles Fairfield was sent to plosions of lamps and the like were com­ Jail for 10 days for being drunk, and paratively unheard of. We have beard a ney spent Thanksgiving with Mariella winds up by saying there is nothing like good many queries as to why the test was Carpenter and family. r having good namesakes. lowered, giving the people an unsafe dan­ J: Shriber and family and Emrrik McKin­ Attorney General Ellis has answered gerous oil, In place of tbe good old reliable? ney spent the 2dtli al A. Donley's?-. School at the Center ojnined Monday last the inquiries from Wardeu Davis ot the The program for the public installation Jackson state prison, as to what he should with 00 or over. of tbe officers of Barry Lodge No. 13 K. of I. . B. Carpenter Intends to start for do with the prisoners in his charge, who 1’., also of the officers ot Endowment Rank Madison, Wisconsin, Munday, lo learn tele­ were sentenced under the indeternilnate- 4- been prepared. There will Ik* music. I aentanoe taw. He Mid the supreme court graphy. recitations and an address by tbe Grand Old winter seems to be hanging around, must pass upon every Individual case, and Chancellor. Judge D. C. Pnge, of Petoskey. just as though he would fike to settle down It the court decided the elapsed time from Tbe Grand Ixxlge officers will al«o be the date of tbe prisoner's conviction, did upon us. present There will Ik- on informal recep­ J. Odell and family spent Thanksgiving not warrant their being treated as tnnvict- tion tn the officers of the Grand Lodge and ed prisoners who had awaited sentence, Wllh Mr. and Mrs. Jx-nclt. a social time generally. All member* of Fannie Wood and sister Minnie, of Irv- i then they must be discharged. If such Barry Lodge with their wives, are cordial­ ing. spent Thanksgiving with Mrs. J. time diil so warrant in the opinion of the ly invited to be present and beside thia a court, then the prisoner should be returned Fleming. number of guests sufficient to fill Union Mrs. Stearns, of Campbell township, a lo the sheriff of the county from where hall will be Invited. The ceremonies will former resident of Carlton . Center, was convicted and re-acntet>eed. Those prison- take place Monday evening Jan. 4, comera who had been sentenced for a definite buried last Monday. raeueing at 7’JO p. in. Mrs. Blakeslee amt family have, returned minimum lime under the act,, should be Fifty years ago tbe laborer worked more from Grand Rapids fur the present. The held and serve the time, less good behavlor. hours and harder for his pittance than the death of her. husband Is a heavy blow. A Lansing dispatch says: There Is man of to-day dreams of. He was poorer (.Tins. Smith left Friday for Lake Co. on a hunting expedition. . considerable talk here to the effect that the,, fed, poorer clad and poorer housed. His Twenty or more young people, frlehds i; recent decision of the supreme court de­ ' wages were paid to him in money issued ot L. B. Carpenter. gave him a pleasant claring the indeterminate sentence taw un­ by banks in different states, each dollar of surprise at his parental home last'Saturday constitutional will also have the effect of’ which was subject to a discount, or loss, nullifying the law tliat allows pardons for• as the banks frequently, failed. Clothing evening. The young people’s Gleaner’s band, of inmates of the boys’ reform school and was no cheaper than now. The only carthe S. I), Advent church, nf Carlton, num­ the industrial school for girls, if so the jx-ted room In the house was the parlor tiers twenty. They report the amount of ticket of leave business will require some,i and thiit had only a rag carpet Sewing work done during the month of Nov. to be, changing, as all boys and girls out on। machines were unknown and there was no missionary visits twi'nty-ftve, missionary such orders would have to go back to the letters written sixteen, papers distributed institute to’serve their timeout. 552, page* of tracts given away 1,095. The Central Michigan Carriage Com pah y of Battle Creek, shipped an elegant carriage to the West Indies last week. Mrs. Cliaries Gillespie died very sudden­ Martha M. Tompkins, of Grand Rapids, ly. by a fall so we are informed. wants tbe city to pay her 810.000 damages Eugene Corwin has moved to Kendall, for closing her Wonderland theater in to work on a Jot* ot lumbering. 1888. Frank Hallock says road jobs are no go Congressman Belknap, as required bv1 any more. <»ur rummissloiicr of highways Is having law. furnished his statement of campaign expenses to the county clerk last Wednes­ a hard time lo convince men that it will pay them to finish a job according to con­ day. Personally he expended S109.30 and paid 8508.21 to the campaign treasury. tract Lev Gillmipie’s horses made things lively Tbe congressional committee placed its last Sunday by running away and throw­ total outlay at 82199.00. ing Mr. and Mrs. G. out onto the groand. Arthur 1J. Glen, a young man living In No one was seriously hurt, but the buggy Plainwell, was killed last week by tbe ac­ was a total wreck. cidental discharge of his gun while return­ There will be a wood bee to cut wood for ing fnfru a hunting trip. the V. B- minister on the eighth day of The Coldwater Republican is authority December, so we are informed. JA’iDiaut Fox will move to Battle (.'wk for the statement that a flock of Prairie chicken* was recently been in the second aoon. Our hunters have all returned except ward of that city. Sidney Hull. No deer unless Sidney lAst week a boy named Iforgcss living in Coldwater went into a grocery store brings one. and wanted to sell S50 for SI. Being closely questioned, the boy told several Otir poor sleighing was improved while stories which were very conflicting, The it lasted. The merry jingle of the bells Prosecutor was consulted but as the youth were frequently heard. was tinder 10 years of age nothing could Several of our citizens attended the con­ be done with him. The money lias not vention at Hastings on Saturday. been Identified. C 8. Palmerton and E. Lucas were In United States Marslial Brewster, of Hastings Saturday on legal business. Grand Rapids, succeeded in- capturing n The ease of the People vs. Epbrlam Lucas, for cruelty to animals, was tried gang of counterfeiters last week in the Indore Sqnire Banlrn ou Friday and a ver­ northern part of Ute state, together with dict of guilty rendered by the jury. The their casta, dies and a large amount of court fixed a penalty of >50 or 90 days In bogus money. the county jaiL The case will be prompt­ Isaac Walker, of Logansport. Ind-, claims that he Is the owner of the Bragg ly appealed. * Thanksgiving passed off pleasantly with A Sibert lire alarm patents for Michigan, us. • . . and threatens to suejGrand Rapids for in­ Geo. Garlick has received a large st<»ck fringing upon his patents. of groceries, bools and shoes, and will soon Tbe Eaton Rapids Journal tells of a l»e ready for business in* the Baitinger subscriber who was compelled to stop his I ,<Dr. Baughman has returned from the paper, because one of his neighbors was a chronic newspa|H-r borrower and had be­ north woods, where he has been slaughtering deer. He reports a good come such a nuisance that to stop the paper was the only hope ot discontinuing time. . . , . They have called a special school meet­ the visits of the sponger. ing in the Cole district, and decided to have a school. All they lack Is a teacher. Lottie Carpenter has been elected repre­ sentative to the Sunday school convention The party in Union haU Thanksgiving to be held al Saginaw. night was well attended. I M. 8. Cole has been appointed agent at E. Y. Bogle is now in possession of the I1 Frank Palmerton, of Battle Creek, visit­ old Goodyear A Barnes store. ed Woodland friends laat week. Leo Myers and Frank Brodesser opened John Wllllhna, while working on the county Hue dlteh near Middleville recently, was seriously ' oned by shumac. CAN Bl WIPED CLEAN IM A MOMENT. Cm. Kok, M tUU1», Mend, li K. Y. A. Haffner began his winter term of school In the Moore district last Monday. Elmer Moore ent his hand quite badly by geUIng against a circular saw. . ¥r?’ Co,,,<‘5r h“ returned from her vlalt In Woodland. J. D. Guy is visiting frlenda in Ionia Co. • Rev. Nice attended the local option conventkm at Hastings Saturday. Rev. Stone, of Baltimore, was calling on his brothers and slsteni here last week. A. T. Rowley and wife visited at County Clerk Brice’s last week. the PRCS’. POT7EB BVILDW'L » PAKK HOW, An elegant line of all the new things in CLOAKS, JACKET^ and CAPES It thus gives you an opportunity to see at home the finest line ot choice effects in Cloaks in the state. Elegant hue of garments with the following popular trimmings: Additional Local. Mito. Six IncheR of the beautiful snow on the ground. Thermometer 6 a. m. registered Monday morning 4 above zero, Tuesday and daily 11 degrees ai*oye zero. John Bennett and wife went to halamazoo to s|*end Thanksgiving with friends. Thanksgiving waa Itonwally observed by famines and reunion of families. A pltafcte w«s tbe un»<*riil,K °r “ drunken man from «n BdWn!nR. Milo. If n01 for thc drink jbab,t11Ill:at that man would be * citizen. God speed the day when anything intoxi­ cating can be obtained In Barry County or In adjoining counties. A. C. Towne. Mr. Broward, Lester Warner. M. Cranford ...a Mlrtn, ’"2 “ UaaUnas U>e lat to altoud probate court John Barden l» slightly better, with atrong hope, it blagdtuneto reeorery. Carrie Heed, ot Richland, comtmtoce-l ne^X Sdi «t ! day. That speaks well for Carrie as a kueccMful teacher. up a saloon next to the latter’s resturant Saturday. The wild game in this section of the county must have suffered Thanksgiving, judging from the abooting Dial took place. IVnsion Agent Haney advls* pension­ er* thronghout the state to give careful at­ tention to their vouchers as anv imperfwtlon In these papers necessitate* •lehy in payment, the vouchers being returned for correction. • Mrs. Wm. W. Biakesley will wll al pub­ lic auction December 9lh, 1U miles south of Carlton Center, farm stock and House­ house articles. Terms will be 4 tuunlbs time wUlnmt Interest, with six per cent, after maturity. The Item ‘-drowned while skating" will soon become a seasonable one. as the lakes and ponds are just beginning to £«*• overa Bule, and it Is all a man can do to keep the youngsters off the ice until U ** I anfflciently strong. SEAT., MINK, OTTER, BEAVER, MONFFELON, KRIMMER, ASTRACHAN, PERSIAN LAMB, ETC., ETC., ETC. Do not. miss this sale. You will see a magnificent line and save 25 per cent. REMEMBER We shall be at the Hastings House ONE DAY only, rain or shine, and that day is FRIDAY, DEC. 4th, 1891 CHILDREN’S CLOAKS A SPECIALTY, �Hastings Banner. Always on the Alert for Bargains. Hastings Thursday. Dre. 3, 1801. MAMHALX. L.COQK.Kdttor. IfBtaB AS CTOMHS-CUAt* MATTKK AT not Mien., rommex, ____________ AttCCTT H. 1878-____________ hactwoa No lots too large for us to buy, if the goods and prices are right. EDITORIAL NOTES. The following Is from Secretary of tbe Treasury Footer’s recent speech In New BOSTON JTOKE Tart: “I am firmly of the opinion that the parity ot the two metals can be maintained under the present policy. We produce la this country about 8X0.000.000 of gold an­ nually. The present Indications are that the balance of trade with foreign nations for the nest two years, and for a longer period If the present tariff taws are main­ tained. will require gold shipments to us to pay balance in our favor. Under the present policy we buy 4.500,000 ounces of silver a month, paying for this .purchase its valne in new treasury notes. Under such conditions tbe work of maintaining the parity will not require any ex­ traordinary exercise of power to be a strain upon the resources of the country." Tbe Journal continues to boom ti»e peo­ ple’s party." But nobody will be fooled by thia ancient game. Just as soon as this party should assume any importance or power, the Journal and those party leaders with whom it trains would sleze the very first pretext for courting an alliance with tbe democaatlc party. That ta exactly bow it used the greenbaekers aiid Patrons. BLOCK, Demagogues may try lo breed discontent among farmers regarding the Mckinley bill. But they do not attempt to explain how the Mills bill would have bettered things. Tbe Mills bill put tbe products of tbe northern farm on the free lisj. and left 6S per cent, duty on sugar. The McKin­ ley bill put sugar on the free list, and at the same time simulated the production of sugar in America, and so placed the duties on farm products and so arranged for re­ ciprocity treaties, as to gain better markets for them and secure a large increase in prices. The mortgage tax taw ta doing what the aquawbucks designed it should not do, virtually compelling the debtor to pay the tax on his debts, and releasing tbe creditor from all burden of tax -on the money he has loaned. It will be years before Michi­ gan can recover from its squawbuck infliction. Had this taw operated as It was designed. It would have driven every dollar of outside capital loaned on mort­ gage* from the state, er compelled tbe debtor to par a greatly iacreesed rate of interest This appears to be aa “off year” for Sooth American dictators. Balmaceda the Chilean was compelled to commit suicide to save himself from a more Ignominious death, and Fonseca. tbe Brazilian usurper, has been compelled to abdicate the presi­ dency. The tendency ta toward putting power where it belongs, with tbe people, and with the popular assemblies or parlia- « thing ta bo ntterty repugnant to tbe gen­ ins and spirit of oar iMtltariioru that its euctlnued success meet -be impossible. Got. Whams had roamm* to thank hta tacky star* last Thursday that an accldeat. HASTINGS. Large arrival of black and colored dress goods. Large arrival of ladies,’ misses,’ children’s cloaks. Large arrival of ladies’ and gents underwear. Our aim is to sell you good honest goods at prices so low you will become our regular customers and make our store your trading place. BOSTON STORE. Opened to-cLEtv" and now on sale. 50jjieces American Dress Prints, 8c. per yawl. 55 '* Badger State one-yard wide Sheeting, 5c. per yard. 50 “ Newmarket A “ " 5c. per yard. 250 dot. ONT Spool Cotton, 4c. per spool. 50 “ Barber Linen Thread, 7c. per spool. 100 “ Handkerchiefs, 1c. each. 150 pieces American and Arnold Indigo Prints, 5c. per yard. 58 ;• Slater glpve finislf Cambric, all colors and blk, Sic. per yard. 25 “ Silesia, sold usually at 15c. Our price is 9c. per yard. 10 “ Dress Drilling: sold usually at 10c. Our price is 7c. yard. 100 doz. Goffs Dress Braids, 5c. each. 2000.Milwards Needles, 4c. per pai>er. . BOSTON STORE. 5,000 dox, Pretty Handkerchiefs for Xmas trade from 1c. each to 81.00 each will go on sale this week. is a special lot of very pretty goods bought at a forced sale, and will be equally divided in our three stores. for pretty goods at popular prices. ! ■Ft ATT .TTrsr BLOCK, Among the things Chat igany were thank­ ful for last Tharsday wa« thia: That a republican president and senate will pre­ vent democratic mischief In tbe way of bad legislation for the cooing year. , Before another election, free traders will be using American-made tin, although last year they asserted that It would be impoasibie to manufacture tin plates In this coun­ try. This Look BOSTON STORE, HASTINGS, MICH. UNDERWEAR WEEK! _______________ Tbe Ude ta so unmistakably for Blaine that no one but Blaine can prevent hta en­ thusiastic and unanimous nomination for the presidency by the republican party. Cleveland has gained one point by the result Of the 1891 elections. Be has demonstrated that the democrats cannot hope to win on a free coinage platform. Whiskers Peffer and Jeny Simpson dis­ covered that, when they undertook to measure arms with John Sherman on the silver question, they weren't in IL Among the things that people of Michi­ gan were not thankful for last Thursday was that peculiar and diabolical product known as *'Squawbock oiL" It must be a source of pleasure to demo­ crats to know that that incarnation of de­ The Bowery parrot has his volee in train­ pravity and pohtical’rottenDesH, Tammany, ing for next year, when be will do his usual •oBtrolB abaotately tbe democratic party of land-office business in yelllng**’The tariff’s Sew York state, and because of that fact, a tax." of the country M well. Democratic aucYoung man, take courage! Gladstone ecaa next year will be impossible without Tammany, sad Tammany will make the made hta first speech In p*rHamert In the same year that Harrison was bom. XBcst of that situation. Tbe Alliance as a political party has fought its last fight A secret order ha* no right as such to snake of Itself a politi­ cal party. It may prosper once. but such t WE SHALL OFFER SOME IMMENSE BARGAINS THE COMING WEEK. People will not walk into that kind of a trap several times In the same decade. It doesn't usually take them long to - find out when they have had enough. They are very well assured just now that they have had all the fun they care to in playing tall to the democratic kite. . When tbe farmer voters of Michigan shall see next year, as they certainly will, the controlling power in the majority of the legislative, senatorial and congressional districts of this state vested in the larger cities of the state, they will liave reason to thank (?) the democratic governor and the aquawbuck legislature. It was these two factors that made It possible for the less than two-fifths of Michigan's population wbo reside in cities to rule the more than throe-fifths who reside In the rural dis­ tricts, and who are the bone and sinew of tbe state in productive industry, In morals and In good citirenshlp. Our three large stores can use them. --------------------- .---- -A.T-------- ------------------- R. MUDGE & SON’S THIS WEEK. "We You Gri-ve Reduced Prices on Every Garment In the Department for mMta WM as fertnxmte tor Mm as It was •aMtanetetbr state, gave him a two years terne ta ratlic aromod ta a position Mb termer jvsdeerMM* filed «rM> satiefoc- ONE WEEK ONLY. Call and See for Y.ourself R. MUDGE & SON, THE CLOTHIERS �Hastings Banner. Boy, Ml tKOU 40 ceM, u Bankrupt Store. PERSONALMENTION, HmUdcb. TburM.r, l>«r. 1 ,ml MIXER'S _ _ Clocks! Clocks! In all patterns aud pric­ Arthur Brown is very skk with typhoid I fever. f v. । es at John Bessrarr. the jeweler**. W. >. COOK. Local Miss Florence Mead is the guest of home Hats and capa, furnhld^g good*, adiea friends. silk mitta, ladies kid gloves, etc. at Bank­ A. C. Towne, of Mila was ip tbe cltv rupt store. Tumday. / Do not go bare footed. Call at the Mrs. Margaret Carse, of Uvld, to visiting Bankrupt store and get a pair of the for th® relatives in tne city. Famous Detroit hand made shoe. Regular Price >4.50. A few pairs left at $2.25. Hon. John Carveth, of Middleville, was in the city Tuesday. ’ It is reported that the wife of a 2nd Fitch Searle*, of Orangeville, is visiting ward resident took advantage ot her husband's absence last week, packed up old friends in the city. AL Renkea entertained a brother from her furniture and household effects and the greatest took the next train hume, never to return. Battle Creek Thanksgiving. Lester Warner, of I’rairlevllle. was In Mra. Richard Doyle and Mias Bird Heath the city on business Tuesday. gave a fine card and dancing party to their. Mrs. Frank Barnes visited in Vermontfriends in the city last evening, at the 1 REMEDY OF THE AGE, home of Hie former. The evening was vllle tlie fore part of the week. A« aBkx,d1p?^^>Or? ■nd SKIN Disease*. most enjoyably sj»ent an t the party a very Wl,®,2 “ ^”ld Ed. Bailey, of Michigan City, made a pleasant one. -short call ou friends here last week. Charles Welssert aud family spent A series of live lectures and entertain­ One of Grand Rapk’s’ largest merchants writes as follows; ments have been engaged in the Dunltar Thanksgiving wllh Woodland friends. Miss Gertie Polly, of Barry, attended agency, to be given between now and April Dit, Mixkk & Sons: I became acquainted with your Caneer and Scrofula Syrup about 1st A good opera house in the city would the Y. M. S. C. party Thursday night tlirec motiili* ago through u friend ot mine who guarantee many more fine entcrtalumcnD, Miss Flo Beadle, of Grand Rapids, spent recommended it to me very highly, It bAvlng which we are deprived of now. cured his wifi: of a vary bad goiter. 1 used ft her Thanksgiving vacation in this city. lor a di.v>r<ierT«d blood and It has bruefltted rar We are in receipt of a card announcing Mr. and Mrs. Julius Russell spent xn-atly. I have recoinmt nded It to several peo­ ple who base u»ed it with good results. My the marriage of Miss Leu* Willison to Mr. Thanksgiving wllh relatives In Allegan. jut her who isM vearsof »g«*. has token ft fora Arthur F. Bellinger of Barry. Wedneeday> Mr. and Mrs. Kaplv. of Mohawk. N. Y.. Rcrotnla sore on hl» teg and It has cured him. Nov. 15lh. The happy young couple hive are visiting Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Striker. I Usve used «rany blood medicines and I know , ... ,t my r■wwdmwn on Fildy, your C. & S. S. to be the bc.-t I have ever token. the best wishes of a large circle of friends Mrs. White, of Grand Rapids, was the M. M. Mons*. for their future liappine** and prosperity. I guest of friends lathe city Thanksgiving. 41,43 and U Monroe street. Grand Rapids, Mich., Oct. 24. two. -Thia interestiug news comes to us from Township Treasurer ot Rutland. Mr. and Mrs. T. J. Bush* of Mlddlefrille, undoubted authority: That a young lady, spent Thanksgiving with Hastingstrirnds. For Sale by all Druggists. name unknown at present writing, arrived Nathan and Frank Barlow, of Coldwater, I-RBVAItlU> MY in the city December 1st, and immediately Drs. Mixer & Sons, Hastings, Mich. *|>ent Thanksgiving with relatives in the Mm*-<•*- ,AB. secured a position as private Instructor In city. Township Treasurer ci Hastings vocal music with the family of Prof. Washington Graham, of Grand Rapids, Sterling. HASTINGS TOWNSHIP. spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. H. C. From now to the first day of Mar 1892. Cook. ■ • S Ltuntw «• AUTorr. Husby Bros, will reduce the price of baths Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Squire, of Big Rap­ frtiin 25 to 15 cents. Remember that ’.here \ Township TreasurerotJIsaUugs. । Ls plenty of hot and cold water, warm ids.'spent Thanksgiving with Hastings friends. rooms and clean towels. This offer should Mr. and Mrs. M. E. Nevins, of Sedalia. be appreciated and this firm liberally Mo., are visiting friends and relatives in It y. u AAnt the purest and best candies made patronized. the city. to items * 3an Annan's. Fresh Times Harry Rock wax run over by a tram, *1>a ,hc bunOu’ Knappen, of Grand Rapids, was In while coasting on "Bailey’s hili’* on . the city on legal busings th«- fore part ot Are in it on randies? Step into Joe Ro<- Broadway last week and som-what injured. the week. With all the coasting done on the hill U Is We have irr’aJe * poun‘* 01 the br"1 C*>«*olate you B. Dickinson ami parly returned from a wonder that mure are not injured. We Hutchinson's Physiologies, hear tiiat the city marshal l:as prohibited the north Friday bringing home a bear Harper’s Geographies, uiL be complete. IXiu'i 1nU* looking’ them riding down this hill. with them. Robinson ’s Arithmetics, I Mrs. William Prosser, living in the 4tb Mrs. Grigsby is a delegate to the district Sheldon’s Readers, A.«k f<>r .Sho-Fly Cboeotate ereams, and take I ward, died very suddenly of heart disease convention’ of the W. C. T. U. at Charlotte v otter they are Ute best. Your grocer keet>* Sander’s Spellers, -m even week until after Christmas. Wednesday evening of test week. It from this society. Harper’s Readers, 4 Ituuior ha< H that the C- K. & 8. H. R. wUt run seems that about dusk she went out to the Orlle Van Hom. Wallie Wllkltfa. and ■ .tn extra ex pre** train dally from Kabunaaw barn and was milking her cow. when she I Louis Brand’s Physiologies, . Goodyear returned to their studies :.:rlng December for Kogers, llam* & Van suddenly fell backwards and expired, j Davis & Peck ’ s Arithmetics, In the State University Monday. .\rmau. 8. E ITitlllp*. Wtn Allgeo. II. L New rm .'.!•<! A. E.ltenke* who will toke advantage of The funeral occurred Saturday. Barnes’ History. Mr. and Mrs. W. IL Schantz attended a s t tn nJrvah supply of candies daily Hastings has long needed a place when- । very happy Thanksgiving surprise on Mr. 1 Feller’s Arithmetics. : umUie well known candy factory there. The llxnvelm in Candy Co. a complete stock ot tine confectionery was । Schantz’ aged parents near Coats Grove. Reed & Kellogg’s Grammars, kept. Mr. W. E. Allgeo propose* to sup-1 Appleton’s Readers, Miss Maud Bartley will soon leave this ply this need, and will keep at his bakery , Swinton ’s History, city and make Albion her home. Mi^s at all limes the very best line of these. Bartley is a social favorite here and has Townsend's Civil Government, iteulation this week 3.000 goods: also fresh fruit* and nuts, (.all [ there when you liln-d any of these goods. been a leader in muska! circlvs. She will Monteith’s Geographies, be greatly tnbuted but will go to her new ib n-after. changes for advertisements. * ■>«< Hasting* tiunnga peojue apprnciale tbe And every book used in Barry That people appreciate t^e fac fact home with the best wishes Of all. ::st reach this office Tuesdays at latest to that -W. E. Allgeo, bakery, 01 vi- *» »—- at - •his • • ____ _ keeps on County. *ure insertion in the issue of the week | hand —-*—‘ Dr. E. 11. Lathrop, wife and daughter, constantly fresh. Iiand-mafle New and second hand. .. ben brought. of Hastings, Mich., are visiting relatives caraUH-l*. creams ami b'. Boston uvnwi ririius ano cream cream wafers waters •• |n ^Js city, and will probably spend the '* •uru“1,l»r *’*? "CTey-",t winter b«T. I>r. lJ.lhn>|. I, . temlter-li.House to rent. Inquire at this office. tr.«l<-lte enjnr. ta ta™. One «««!.. They j y, I.oU,,.,„o, „,d „ti>r. Luwtanl. cl, ,n() h h,. 1>v„ here >wret Florida oranges at A. E. Kenkew*. an- made trrfi e.ery dny by the ex-1 (1, perienced -ahrly maker employed by Mr. [ oulv a few <lav^ hMM a!w,llv 1.. . i Mme Hibbard, Hastings parlors, Mon- Allgeo. only a tew days, has already Invested in a ten-acre tract for a fruit ranch.—Tbe We desire to call the attention of our l>ally San Diegan iSan Diego. Cal.) Packing salt 3e eta, per readers to the fact that January first many subscriptions to the Banner expire. We Following are the real estate transfers Fine cut tobacco way down al Cook A have notified all such subscribers by cir­ cular, and confidently expect all to renew for the week endjng Novemtwr 30, 1891. as their subscriptions for another year, either taken from the books In the register's office: The finest of canned goods at Cook A through us or our authorized agents and John Bolturff to Abram and Marla Gardner: a w U »*c ®. Woodland J>l!W0. thus Insure the continued visits of the • e1. «,K.ofHoyt rt al lo M. D Hoyt; aeUot s sec 10 Yankee Kprlnri 8-W Fresh taffy 10 eta. per lb. at Renkes’ I Banneh through 1892. E. J. Au»tlo to Lydia J. Marlon; UM bakery. . The bazaar to be conducted by the Castleton 4400. Lydia J. Mation to C. E. Austin: 10asec 21 Tea? from 20 ets. up to M eta. at Cook Episcopal ladles In Union hill next Wed­ nesday will no doubt be a very attractive affair. There has grown from some source Castleton 9100. Fine cut tobacco 20 cts. per lb. at Cook the Impression that an admittance fee will I'. A. Sheldon to K J. Grant; parcel city Omo. C. L. Carpenter to Cornetiu* ( appon: 7k* *ec «1 ttxik’s. be charged for entering the hall to sec the u oraaeenne soooo display. This Is an error. . Charges will J. E. Barry lo John Varney; 1<M see 18 Castle­ Lunches served at all hours at W. E. be made only for the entertainment, the ton l-joo. AUgeu’s bakery. Urseinus A. PlillUpa to Henry Kunz, lot 98 supper, and for goods bought. FhlUtpa add Nuiirille 8110. Tw<> lbs of good ba king powder for 25 J. P. DobgtaaJo Elizabeth Brooks; n w I* of . Saturday a colored woman claiming to n a S arc niMlt more 8-ym «-t'. at Cuok A Cook's. Wm. Kerr to Nuwi Goucher; village lots ball from Battle Creek, created quite a For a!l goods In tbe baker’s line esdl at disturbance upon the street* while in an Nashville 8S» Hortense Forbes to 1. «. Forbes; e 4 of w'i of W. E. ARgvo’s bakery. intoxicated condition, by loud and jfrofane A s »4 ace 33 Canton 81That great plug tobacco. Ky.' La. 27 eta. talk. She wi.< arrested and placed In jail, but released later on. Sunday she made further trouble by attending tbe Episcopal Farm qf 120 acres In Irving, Barry Co.. Fur fresh band-made confectionery, go church and insisting upon a collection be­ Mich., known as the Miles Engle farm, :•/ W. E. AHgeo’s bakery. ing taken for her benefit. A ticket wm soil good, 70 acres under good cultivation. Cakes aiM^teber goods in his line baked given to her for Grand Rapids but she re­ 50 acres good oak limber, seven miles from fused, and demanded one for Nashville Hastings. Above farm will be sold cheap to order at W. E. Allgeo’s bakery. , from which place she intended to go to and on very reasonable terms. For par­ Fine cream candies at tbe city bakery. Battle Creek. The woman is no doubt ticulars enquire of Wm. J. Dibble, A. E. Bkkkes. demented and ought not to be allowed to Marehall. Michigan, or Philo A. Bbeldou. Hastings, Michigan. See what we give away with Lion soap. go at large. Dec. 3<l. 1891.___________________________ Next week we will commence the pub­ lication of our new serial story "A Cast hi MORTGAGE 8ALK. Cotne everybody and see. Default having been made In the condition for Fortune, ” a romance ot Mexico, written Bio Cook A Ijtjxe Cook. by Christian Reid. It is a wonderful story of a certain mortgage made and executed by Thoma* G. Alverson and AlUde L. Alverson, his You will never have a firet-claae Japan of lore and adventure, has many remarka­ wife.of Inina Miebtea i. to Ike Henderehott. tea until you buy tbe Arata sold by L. E. ble chanboters which interest all, and de­ of Hastings. Michigan, dated October I Mauffer. t picts many charming scenes which delight sixth. A-D. l*e. and recorded in the offioe of the Keglsler ot Deed*, for Barry county..Mlchint VnvamtMH- A. I). 1HP2. ID Ijidies of Hastings be sure and attend the reader. The utorjr carries iu to __ ___ ,w- Mt. Mexico, that mysterious country beyond UDCTZZM niixw; t»u P-*--। the cioak sale at the Hastings house. Frlduly *wl<nrd br t“ld’*5 our southern bonders, the country with a Mid mortgaae HrndervtuXt to Jan»e* ( ameron. ot W oMl*nd day. Dec. 4. Read our ad. shadowy history of past emploes, and Mlcblsan. by assignment DcafIm date tbe Remember that Mme Hibbard will be at vanished races, with traditions of Orient twvnty-«ixUi dav of Feb ru*rv A. D. 1IW6. and the Bastings house parlor* Monday. Dec. splendor and marvelous conquest^ Tbe rveurded In tbe ofllce of said Iler is ter of Deed* tor Btrry (Wunty. Mk-blgsn. ou »a tweet'“»Htb story will stimulate your imaginations and dav of February. A. D. IM». in Uber a ot njert7th, with a full line of hair goods. CMtes oo page **. aud lht' Mjd J“ra''* t.*n1’ Cash paid for live and dressed poultry, Increase your knowledge of life beyond our mn dn>y assigned to Grorge Preston, of.H*»' north side State street, opposite Harns A­ southern border. Van Arman's. IL C. Clook. Bear in mind when thinking over what UUW2t NSrabjr. Wanted—A woman for general house­ to buy for the holidays that McCoy the For Instance: work in a family at I-arising. Mich., must furniture man has always had. and will uid alwi by the said Geo I’mMo'i duly »«*igned w lirtiri mrtke?. * “ '*•«» *’ JBnd be a good cook. good wages etc. Apply at bare this year, an attractive line of furni­ Wlllbuu H Hare, tbe Albion College Endow• ture and furniture novelties suitable for mmio ’ uud dotnmlure. of Albhrn. Mtebton. by thia office. tne holiday trade. He Informs us that this brarinr date U*e Tbe bollqr at tbe whip factory was dis­ year he expects to eclipse ail previous ef­ AMianment w>reh. A. D. l». and rerorded iu lh« oOee ot abled Saturday. owing to scales formed by forts be lias made to please those who are using tbe city water. It will be some looking for holiday gifta. Already in­ time before the break can be repaired. voices of etching*, photo-grsvurea, water W. E. Allgeo employ* an experienced colors a»d other beautiful things In this our Price* a Protection , candy maker, and each day places ou aaie Boe have been received. There will be no a fine li e of fresh made candles. Re­ end to other things in the furniture line member tbe place at W. E. AHkbo’s bakery. such M fancy stands. de*ks. chair*, tnteu io rrci’xn »•••■ — --------------- roetera, eonehcK ete. Hr to mortgage <w aay M»rt thereof. newer Mr. L H. Wick wire, county register, some beautiful things In rug*, which are b- virtue of the power has purchased of Ira VanVaikrnburgh tbe considered fine gift*, combining as they do home of tbe late J. A. Gretfle. We are beauty and usefotoeos. pleased that Mr. Wick wire has decided to . , _ , C.&S.S. m Have Got Em oa the I Common Soap Rots Clothes and Chaps Hands. blood HIQH PRICES flNb HARD TIHES CANCER & SCROFULA MUST GrO! IVORY SOAP Nothin Can Stand Before Our Ionita New Boohs and Marvelous Prices. DOES NOT. See Them and You Want Them. The Best Manufacturers Produce Finer Goods this Season than Ever Before. We Lead BUSINESS LOCALS. Price Them and You Buy Them The World is School Books. WE HAVE TilE/l. They are manufactured by the well-known houses of Bouve & Daniels of .Boston, Mass.; L. Adler Bros. & Co., and Stein Bloch & Co., of Rochester, N. Y.. Call and see us. You will find us at the top in the clothing line, and at the bottom in prices. Yours truly, LOCAL NEWS. Fred L. Heath THE DRUGGIST. E. W. Morrill & Co One Price Clothiers. WILL QO fl LONG WATS With a proper exercise of what is called judgment, a dollar will purchase greater Value than is in many cases obtained x^ith a quar ’ ter. half, yes a dollar more in tbe hands of those withoufwn eye to saving the pennies. •‘Little drops of water, little grains of sand," etc., is something of a “chestnut,” but nevertheless a world of'truth it. Look out for your pennies and the dollars will take care of themselves. We are "right in it” when it comes to selling clothing, etc., to persons with judgment—in fact all our customers possess a large amount of judgment. If you are one of those who weigh carefully — with judgment—the price, quality, style, workmanship and wear of clothing you buy, we invite you this week to see our JUDGMENT TESTERS. l£3|£2|»|S3KS5FAKD ’«”• ,urre AND OCR | SUSPENDERS- Others would charge you these prices for greatly inferior goods, but it makes no difference, we will sell good clothing or none—that is why we have always enjoyed the largest, and a steadily increas­ KSS'V'SSlf *day. ¥T«TS» W» the make Hastings bis borne. The many friends in Ihb city ot Mr?. Belle Chapman, of Evanston. HL. were deeply grieved to learn Monday of the death of tier huslwnd. which took place after a very brief illness. Mr. W. E. Allcm states that Ibis year he has built ov»-r SlTjOOO worth of bolldhad quite * '.pgs. He <4 men ond<-------------------- -- - pushed tiunp from t!j« shoulder. C-J We wish ail ot oar ruUnarn tbat awe u*> liK.nrv that t* <i»u to f*11 B,id **’u5< 00 or nrfore !>•*. »tb a* we murt have money >? undesigned. ing trade. CLOTHING ■anMf > treats with which ahi sirr,eb ~r dlr tbl. •**- A Mb QENT’-f FURNIJHINQ/. al is* , u *. * •• • * * ~ . ncbools of the cast including t,h£j£L noted one In the country, that at She ha* been a ouecemful tearher for year*, and mir eity h 'VhTU? that ahe shall locate here. AU wno may <ta»lre to reearv her M-n fer* aa ■» trochrr. and mme can ’,liS«-d than fortunate that one •«« quauncn DaXIBLSTII �------------------ n---- | uu». LUO.C MV mm; . jnuioc. UD mus uo chcw wmmm v* | * worn —---~ ' “Have we not had enough of this!" ; in the world more beautiful and daair- 'carriage wheels and of horses* hoofs— Kanekl ho will believe you. What doen asked he. "Do you really expect me to able. Will you for the sake of this frail I evidence tiiat Garcia had kept Uh» com- to mean? She is alive!" accept your 1 oitrmeiiu as Diets?" creature, who who may may die die next next week in any any md. jxjct. Yes, Yes, Olympia Olympia must must actually actually be be in in ' “It i» tto evil tour," said tbe- man,m|1 creature, weti in r-uanput vtr,4 ul.ur-,1 ill*t-neUIO _house! l_nousei —__ -I Ho IT-. — Un—JDewltoaber- - - - lcun V... awn. differently. ’‘i to suffer thei-uiiuiM-r roue©- case, yourself absolutely the realised ”............ y°n ■J-'— ->-• Lorn-, pui •uom.nf i.ivi;inin IM LMT rvajisrx. LULLV. j - ‘‘H — ——quence of not accepting them. But 1 power of ywxr worst enemy? Think tot- ।, native native which he had wmcu hitherto Bstnerto no axu not not perpcr- He spoto iu hu^ abstract'd vnu- stood staring off tho ground with his wish to spare you the pain of uncertainty ter of it. Count de Lisle." | uirtted himself to contain plate—that Salif do? have arms hanging by his ride. “Tbe evil if I I can. can. Let Let me me see/ see. Wh.it Wh.it can can IIdo?. “1 entreat yon to have some mercyr |4K ., OMCl 9~. — « -----------------| lie. after robbing him w of all,— might bare * r *-■ ■— - _____ _______________________ Would you like■ -to see something of here? Countuo de xxlolv Lisle cunimw entreats mo I” ihomrepeated. w Mere; ■' ' "The xuw vuu.i. uiu for .omitted OinilteU to IO fulfill ItUXUl her BCTpart portof U4 the IHU agreenRITV hour mvzlll * vnn not lint give lHva her an Qn engagement mercy! Tki. ___ x V — j V mm *1.4 — u — . ■ — ...1.1 ' n/Tnttranrt — -nnt tz> Did you This is n a aam new« — role, indeed, for tnent. Had —she dan© this to would ■ "Coward — not to help me! And you. fine none wus uu wuuiu ; — —l ...■ 1,,, it on the _ u — play,»” sho —L_ _ exclaimed, in mock . ... . -1 ttetat r> l.j ”w«fd,tn tar. tell no remedy. Hi. joy tku thi. Ksppri a? inll o. ring? And ai.l did she not wear him * to * ‘ 1 *“ ; admiration. “Did yon not toll me half crqwning misery tail been spared kirn !«■ woman. Uh, if I had1 • evening when you 1last saw ’her?" * He shrugged his shoulders. "I have an hour ago tiiat you were a dqpperate wm so great that he could find it in hia Give me an equal chance and I wiD uot u“ first ** to cry tnr for *mercy. nwrrr given her many things—no doubt a ring, man—with a revolver, too! And you heart to bless tho enemy who had tore be *the “Yes, it shall be so," said Keppel. “I, among others. She might have lost it, entreat me—Sallie Matchin—the forger, mented him as seldom man had beem I 1 too. prefer it. You shall have the chance ■ and it might have been picked up; I the murderess, the courtesan who buystormented. CHAPTER XVIH. can't say.” । men with her favors—you entreat me ; ne Bprang lightly on the veranda, anil I you think so valuable." j "At anyrate, I will restore it to you,” for mercy! Where is your self respect, 1 tro<] “Have yon another pistol?” she asked, ovkr a cup or tka. with resounding footsteps. Ho­ I with fierce, searchingtyes. j said Sallie. “It is not mine, and since my dear count?” j had thought that Olympia might hear I1 ahe no longer wears it you should have “No; but you shall have your chance "Garcia, will you do nothingT ! him and come forth to meet him, but the charge of it," "Qh, this is too badr exclaimed Sallie. 'ehodidnot appear. No doubt she was [ at thia We will draw lots for it Gare So saying, sho drew the box toward “You _______ „________ ___________against „_____ _____ ought to torprotected your- . too woak for any ________________________ exertion, and to must cia, pluck two grasses and hold them fas her, opened it and took out a ring. It self! You are excited, and don't realize moderate the first manifestations of his- ns. The one who wins shoots." Garcia complied. There was an ex­ was a black diamond in an antique set- ! what yon you are ore about. I haven't the heart bappUrfsB Iwt she ba overcome. But his ■ | tiug. It was one of the jewels tiiat had to take advantage ot you. Tak© my ad- . happiness wm to lost for a lifetime; ho- ’ presmon of weary contempt on his feat। been contained in Napoleon’s treasure ■ vice: Have me arrested for my crimes; 1 could afford to put a curb upon it at tho urre as he held out the grasses, oon“You cannot casket, and the count had given it to ; am snre to be convicted, and then you out^t. The door stood wide open. - His 1 eealing their length. Olympia as tho pledge of their betrothal. : are rid of me forever. Olympia will be'— —* — in. .u. «re.. of boy- [ evert it.” ho said to Sdollie. as she stood lscs v beat with tho buoyancy I trembling with siiKpcuse, now flushed, Such another ring did uot exist in tho ! dead, but what of that! Tho world will od m he crossed th© threshold. world. He knew that Olympia would I bo st your feet Your path will be clear, j Tho staircase wm on tho left; a morn­ now white. never willingly let it leave her finger. ; There will bo no limit to your ambition. I ing room on the right. Ho watered thia | “I shall win—1 wilt kill you yet. Kep­ The proof that the worst was true was Come, be a man! Say the word! Hero rwm. On a divan in the largo bow pel Darke!” she said between her teeth. complete. He slipped the ring on his ' I am, ready for tho scaffold. I could window some cushions were placed, and Keppel was now as impassive as Garcia. own finger, and said, “Well?" I not escape you if I would. Will not tho k UfKm tto cushions. With n shawl thrown “Which gets tho pistol— the short grass “Well, then, I return to my question,” pleasure of witnessing my death agony • over her, lay Olympia. She lay in an er the long?" “The long," said Saffio. said Sallie, leaning back and stirring her i compensate you for a sentimental Jiang cmj- poaition, he right cheek resting ou I ’ “There it lire." rejoined Keppel, plactea. “What would you be willing^to or two?” her hand. Sho appeared to- bo asleep. | sacrifice to save her life?” j “That is enough," interposed Garcia ! Grown weary with waiting for him, she ’ tug tbe revolver on the turf st her feet I “Now, are you ready? “1 see no reason why 1 should discuss ; gloomily. “He cannot suffer any more. ; had probably dropped off into a nap., the question with yon," said the count. ' Get tho papers and let him sign them. .i Ho approactod her softly, intending ! “Yea—1 shall win!!’ ‘I prefer VZL iiv.l . { Vim vnnv anuwement." A pen wax put in hfn hand.aiui he affixed •"I to ilwnl dealuntil with thiioA those whoLhave Yun hitvu have hml had your 'to nwakeu tor with a kiss. He knelt | “Draw, then!"’ They both drew simultaneously. Salhi* litfsature to each document. immediatecharge charge of of her. her. IIunderunder- •• He spoke with an air of authority ; down beside her and bent over her. ’ the immediate ■“You mustn’t expect from me any atstand your plot, and that I am to blame j tiiat gave a new aspect to his mysterious Sound indeed was her repose. There lie won. She threw up her hands with tempt to retort yon an equivalent for for the success of it. I allowed Garcia j character. The-------------mon seemed to change wm -------------------------—-----------------waa no ao movement movraea. of a. her a.r bosom. uaw-a.. No .... ■ >»w:h. aad than rtoopad to pick your hospitality,” remarked Sallie, as | to obtain hypnotic control over her. You his hia individuality iadividaality aa wuuly aa ordiaary cam0 Iwtwrea her mrtod lipa. BP the weapon. Bat Garaa had already she gracefully began the brewing, of the • wo^the poor creature to your service, by’--------v ~*‘ clotlire. men change their There wm. no t —in _ U.. , of -------------------------------------------------—v a - pace­ throbbing the artery secured it. Kepj»eL stepixid1 lback -- "what h„ whltc wrisL Her two and stood -------------------------------with his hands clasped. tea. "I haven’t the material nor the means it is easy to surmise! and pre- , “Well," acid Sallie with a algh. Her cheeks ehootai were were very veryor ----------------------------ingennity. There is not so much as an vailed upon him to use his power to draw , Solomon said is true, ‘Though you bray ^e. She looked as lovely as a spirit, behind him. . that warm Fpnng air she was "Give it to maF s^d Salto, I wiD amu-sin on the premises, not to speak of ■ her into your hands. But Garcia, hav- a fool in a mortar, yet will not hlq folly bot unngir. mirrors and oriental enchanters, ing received from you the price—the fa­ ' depart from him!’ I will get the papers. 1 strangely cold. Why was it? What : kill him myself. Ah. Keppel Darke—at - ' ~ ♦’”’’ ‘last! and beautiful specters. By the way, that vor-promised him for his act, is now iu ' Meanwhile do you tell him tho purport . was -it? “Olympian he said softly, “write! ik “Yon cannut ItiU him," returned the was a wonderfully clever trick. How a condition to bring forth fruits of re­ । of them.” I other, retaining tho weapon. ’It is you She left the room, and Garcia turned is ir Sho did not stir. pentance. 1 shall find means to induce | wm it done?" "Olympial" elumoml a wiH voice, ri»- ■ who met die-you anil I." “You must ask Garcia," replied the him to give me tbe information that 1 ' to the count, who sat white and trenring to a shriek, resounding and echoing ! “-Ire you mad? Give me the revolcount, quietly, as one who had made up require. As for you. you have already j bling in his chair. his mind to endure up to a certain point, supplied all the information I care to “You are to be brought back to the ■ tl-.ruugh the empty house. “Olympia!" i ver!” She tried to snatch it from him. ’ which T.T you - -----------T” ; A«d U***” • harsh cry struggling in tbe I Ho avoided her movement, and, with 1 -TITstation ~ in life I"? from roee, trouble you for."' ■ and then no more.\ be. which to , uxTUat throat— —“Olvmpisr But w</Mipua Olympia MV***L* heard : a quick turn — of tbe---------arm,_ aimed at "Do you think Garcia would tell me These words were slowly and deliber­ 1 ®said —-—■ — -- "Tlie --- — deeds —~ ;------—— *you —— —are -- -— ---j - her -.1. ■■■■ transfers ...il.n— your . aamnwwarefiw • |'y ,v,i„ « a Ft. jj]. abefore, w .I heart —and re.l 41 re. .1 liUft property fz* to z-.l*.,**3 others. nuU —« fired. Sho wz.vritainad remained «rect ILa any secret of yours?" said Sallie. She ately spoken, while his eyes were steadi­ I sign moment, tor eyes dilating in a stare stare of of , ^avo the question a flavor of arch sur- ly fixed uixni her face. He was taking a ■ You will execute a jppef stating your with her chvck upon her hand. and amaaeincnt. As she sank for: prise that sent the count on n swift jour- final cliance, with such imperturbability | true name anil <x>nfeRsiq*| ttot you are After a while Keppe-1 Darke rose from I ney of expectation. After all, why had as he could command. And, indeed, th*mnr«lprprnf Rarer Tr<rtit This will to ■ another man than when he ward, th© wound being almost instantly I Garcia left him? He began to surmise a since it you should at- , Knwi knvlt uuwu do^. xHb fatal, tto mysterious being who had true, as Sallie had hereelf ,--------- „-------- .-----------... iU» faco was pjnched and .‘ ----------------------. -. possible reason, but he said only, "lhave said, that no human being can be quite tempt to recover wh*t you have sur- । >,ncgMWi i,ut |jtl WJU noW cahn. He felt ! Blain her received her in his arms and. pJoket^and an ejaculation of sat- ; half kneeling, supported her against his 1 always found* him a useful man. Of sure of another, it .was possible that ( rendered. In other words, your life as ■ comje I know he has liis weaknesses.” Garcia, who had already betrayed the well as your fortune vfill hen-after be at | ^faction escaped him as he drew out his shoulder. "You Caucasians do 6ot understand “Yes; po have we all,” she replied. count^ighl now betray Sallie—assum- | the disposal of this woman. Are you revolver. He had feared that, in the be- I । wilderment of the morning, ho might | love,” be said, looking up with a'quiet “Even the Count de Lisle has weakness- , ing that the count was right in his g-ueas content?" ' ircia’8 part in the affair. "If Olympia is saved I aiu content." ! h;iVe logl He examined the wcapou; ; face axKeppeL “You do uot; this womes. And yet, It seems to me, were• I in uk tyAJqrcia' ’ your place I would have nope. No 1man ! 43ut iValto Jlie, if she felt uneasiness, ' answered the other. i jt Wns loaded, every chamber, and in an did not, but sho understands now. one. She clapped her hands to- j “She will bo conveyed this afternoon order. Ho cocked it, and then, j Hit herto nmuv thiugs have separated us, Showed none . -ever hod a greater opportunity than you. j once more, kissed Olym- I but bencc forth we slud) be together, what> 'gettor opcea more and the maid reaj>- । to your house on Long Island,” said GarIf- you stood for yourself alone, what, I could you not du? No one could, attack cia. “ You will go there nut earlier than p i 3 -, f ac0 . Ashe raised himself erect, Why do you wjait here. Go home to tta-fk peered. peared. “ ’ Tomorrow the .--e muzzle against his tern- ; yoar Olympia. Be happy "Step over to the corner," arid her ! five o‘’clock. . .you and she , anQj— — -----------------------------------------------------------------w in your —I way. — | you. You could buy friends, police, The p-apers r^Ders vou vou rixraed tinned are are destroyed destroyed I juries, judges aud legislatures. You mistress, “and tell Mr. Garcia I want will wlm leave ko.v thia uua country, never to return. • Die, ho he faced faced the the window, window, and and his hisglance glance :. The •» II Vrtnv 1 v mtl . .. ent - • _____ 1____ J*__ .t . with —til. *l.ta «.^..«re l,..wa no tA ourre_­ Your Jureirtnro departure will Hrt be c-iticfnrtnri satisfactorily ac-- ( ‘ acrowa____ ]nwn___ and woodland, this woman. Leave us to I could make laws and elect rulers. You The maid went out, and a- moment ’• ----counted Such are the conditions. c^_i. for. — .1 -------------------------aiu— bathed m tbo light of the decimmg sun ) selves.” could yourself be the real ruler of this “You will come with me," said Kepcountry and hold the balance of power after the count heard the street door > Do yon clearly understand and unre- । —tho lovely earth, rejoicing in spring, I [ servedly accept them?” j ! which he would never see again. At a | pel sternly. “You will answer ' for • in tbe world. With genius and purpose “ I am rontitive on some points." 8ril& The count bent his head. Sallie re ­ : distant* of a couple of hundred yards the Sallie ’s life as well as for Olympia's. ' and such wealth as yours all that would not be impossible. But. then, you must observed, “and you hurt inv feelings. I ! entered the room with the papers. Thejr . drive passed through a gateway .and wm • My revenges and my hopes are both ? make sacrifices. You must to salitarj-. am building no house of curds. Count de ; were placed before him. a pen wm put ' merged in a country road, extending in i ended." i If yon give your confidence to a friend Lisle; I am perfectly in earnest, and I am ' in Ins hand, and he affixed his signature | the direction of thcMramp. where lay the I "Olympia is aliyo," returned the other I or your heart to a woman you are vul- Dot so childish ns to attempt to fight you ! to each document. Words were spoken, tones of Francois Dupont. Aud just at ; quietly. "What you mistook for death | nerable and can be overthrown. Wlien with shadows -m you fought me? As to I but he did not comprehend them. The the turning of the road, half smile away, was only trance. I. should have awak| I first learned who and what you were 1 vonr insinuation about my purchase of objects of the material world seemed to ; was visible on object that, even at that ened* 'her os soon m wo were off your I feared you. Here is a man. I said to your friend, I will not deny it; you shall , flow and dissolve around him like the ' moment, caused Keppel Darko to stay grounds." He paused and waved his 11 myself, who, from having a rope around judge for yourself, it is vour doubt of ! phantasnragory of a dream. He waa l Ida hand and lower the revolver. The arm with a peculiar gesture. “She is 11 his neck, has risen to power incalcu- my intelligence that galls me—not, of fully conscious of nothing until he found ' object -------won --- ---------------------------------a carriage and horses,------------and be- awake now." he added, “and she looks 11 lable. The world has done its worst to course, the other insult!” I himself ctanding on the end of a wharf . Bj(]0 jt stood two figures. Tbe carriage for you. Go to her uud leave us to our­ The count made no reply. The point ' by the river staring into the stream. 1 seemed- to have met with - spnie accident. him; he will have his revenge upon tlie selves.” • world. Tho iron has entered into his had been passed with him whore words J Keppel gnztxi for a few moments with “la this the truth?” cried Keppel. CHAPTER XIX 1 tool, and now his soul will be like iron. that were not also acts seemed worth i I burning eyes. Gradually a terrible smile The other made reply. He passel -----—— 1 wrinkled his cheeks. He uncocked the his arms beneath Sallis's body and raised DHAWI5Q LOTS. He must bo obeyed. for he can enforce uttering. He continued to grae with a obedience. But when 1 heard," contin­ certain gloomy curiosity at Sallie. In I At half past four o'clock Keppel Darke revolver, slipped it back in his pocket her as easily as if she were an infant. ued Sallie, suddenly changing from this heart more savage and cruel than a wild ! was landed on Long Island, and was • and bounded out of the room. Leaving The swamp lay on the left of the rood, ------ ’ by *’-------------------------- * tak’ ■erioui vein to a light and bantering beast, in morality a Faustina—and all within a couple of milre of the summer ' the’house a door in the rear, -anti ' iat a distance of thirty yards. 'Blither, tone, “that the Count de Lisle was in this incarnated in gentle, low voiced, cottage he had built there. It wa^Sun- ing advantage of the concealment of the ■with hia burden, the man directed his kxve and about 'to be rcarriM I did not patrician mannered beauty. [ day, and the workmen had left their shrubbery, ho gained the woodland, and istepec Keppel gazed oiler him. but did fear him so much. To have attempted Sirens in Tophet must be like her; work. The house, for tiiat matter, wm then set off nt a swift, leaping run in tho :not follow, not divining his purpose. to overthrow you by questioning the and that she was a woman was almost ’ all but completed except its interior fur­ direction of the carriage. His course As the man approached the margin of means that had obtained you your wealth enough to damn the whole sex. She ! mattings. A watchman was appointed would keep him out of sight of the two the swamp he clasped the dead liody would have been a desperate enterprise. was not rwtleaa under his gaze:^she in­ ' o keep guard over it, but during the perse ns Until he was close upon them. more dowdy io his breast. He wqs now i Even robbers and murderers, if thev be vited him to take some tea, and his daytime his duties were merely nomi­ In less than five minutes be wm very partly veiled from Keppel’s eyes by the strong aud resolute enough, mi- I fear niaint inirighis silence she ponretT^fft ' nal. and at that hour he was taking a near. Peering out bettveen the trees, he bright green foliage that grew luxuri­ 1 nothing. But to have given your heart another ctrp for hereelf, flavored it. siesta in his quarters above the stable at saw that the forward wheel of tbe car­ antly in this spot The black, still water to a girl—tiiat was another matter! You tasted it, altered it. and finally, when Vb ' the back of the building, little expect- riage had come off, the pin having given reflected the warm hues of tho afternoon could be reached through hyr.” suited her, drank it, just ae the doorving that the owner of the premises was away. Garcia was working to remedy sky. Quickly and with strange iagility “Abd you? Are yon impregnable?*’ opened to admit Garcia. the broken piece, anti Sallie, clad in the man leaped from one quaking hum­ it 80 happened that Darke was now man's clothes, w.as leaning against the mock c.f turf to another, until ho was far "You kn.'iw the Count de Lisle. Gar­ “Only iu so far that if I naw my way cia,” said Sallie in her musical tones. traversing the same region through bole of a young oak liard by, with hyr cut in tho deepest part of the swamp. to accomplish what I supremely desire I "He wishes you to tell him where Olym-; which One more leap lie gave; {he water .splash­ ho had gro]»ed his way on that hands hanging folded An front of her. - ---------------------------- —---------— ---------would let nothing deter me. I was an pia Raven is, so that he may go and res- night, three years before, after his escape Her utter unconsciouKnecs of the eyes ed upward and then closed over him aud innocent little girl once, but even then 1 cue her. You know the reward he offers ' from the railroad wreck. The memory tiiat wi re fixed upon her seemed strange that which he carried. The rippto had strong desires, and without any op­ —ten million dollars, is it not? On the [ now recurred to him. and with it the to Keppel. He was half inclined to sus­ widened out aud died away, and all was portunity to carry them out I made other hand, I tell him that unless he i parallel between "bis state then and now. pect affectation. To test the matter, he as before. tome serioita mistakes, and suffered from agrees to certain very unreasonable con- ; The events of the intermediate period drew his revolver, cocked and leveled it Keppel turned toward the house. The them, but 1 had had iny way, and J ditions of mine I will have the girl killed, were to him like a strange story which Ho was r.n excellent shot. Bo could hit level sun shone full upon it and upon a ■found tiiat wort failures in this world The count has been kind to you. You ho had read, and which, seemed true n shilling at twenty paces nine timec in figure standing on the veranda. Olympia . are due to not having been unscrupulous know best whether or not I have been while he was reading it, but which he ten. Ho took nim at n button on Sallie’s waa alive - enough. It needscourage to begin, but kind. Have you the heart to let that now recognized as fabulous. Thia expe- coat, just over heart. Only an impergirl perish, when by a word 1 riencc and that other one were alone when you discover what it is to be with­ pcior innocent - u ,______________ t -. ccptiblo contraction of hia forefiner waa sai her. ' ruin ■ -me, - and - do your- > real. Now, « as *» then, >he was a pennileas n ■ needed to send her to another world, out scruples you wonder why anybody you can save is controlled by them. They are the aelf the highest service? Tell the count ’ and helplaas fugitive, an outcast from She did not change her position, but ahe j society, with danger dogging his foot- I spoke to Garcia in an amused tone. "You great slaveholders of the human race. plainly and relieve his snspense." Garcia turned to the count and gave ‘ steps. Then, as now. a treasurelay be- { don't seem as successful a wheelwright, But 1 waa going to say that I should be willing to put in your hands any evi­ him a dark, indifferent look, as if there ‘ fore him, but then tlie treasure wasv of ' Nanak, as you are in other professions, ; Sence'agaiust myself that you might re­ were in him no instinct of human broth- ' precious stones and jewels: now it was Let ns give it up and walk.” j| the woman who who loved him him and and whom whom i "This is my evil day—and yours, also," quiz? fpr my destruction rather than erbood. "You had better do as she wishes,” he . 1-. he had lost tl.a. the<.l»rt oue, lm» but Ilf. be ] raid he whom sho called Nanak. "At — loved. He l«n.l forego the purpose 1 have in view." For Boils, Pimples carbuncles, ■crofulous sores, eczema, and all other blood diseases, taka - Ayer’s Sarsaparilla It will relieve and cure dyspepsia, nervous debinty, and that tired feeling. • Has Cured Others wiU cure you. There is no success like that which Mieceeds. And nothing sold will suc­ ceed unless it pleases tho peo­ ple, and nothing please the people like tbe E ARTHUR WOOD ism m mi to® Sold by aie, as the past four months sales prove. liemember 311 the boys give in to me on lumber wagons. JESSE TOWNSEND. ! i “What is your purptse"' • “Tbe p«ta tay that lows is lord of til, . you know. I have had my doubts of '-that, hud I want you to settle them. 'You think you low Olympia Raven. Bo* much would you be willing to sac rtoV) saw her lifer “T*iat is a hypothetical question. I could answer it only after I was made fny?. her life won in danger.” “Whether she lives or dies depends apoo the result of this interview. She isrtmypoww-aa the people in melo­ drama say. What becomes of her de- The count, who had been sitting with ... bi* dbows on his knees end his eyes krw- Ko soldier is said - - in • a cold - ---------tone. "She lias the ------------]»wer—had 5—1gained the other. And asuhe --------pushed six o’clock the worst will bo jiasoed, but to do what she threatens, and she will ■ hia way onward he thanked God that until then”-----"The worst! This has'been the hap­ carrv it out if you defy her.” | the better part was left to him. The "Do you know where Olympia Raven . suffering that he hail undergone since piest and most successful day of my life! is?" said the count I Olympia’s disappearance, and especially If I were todio this moment I should die “Yes; I charmed her there. You can the agony of thp torture to which he hail Eatitiiod. But you and I, my dear prince, - * •her. Attempt ‘ " folly. jurt been subjected, to remembered ns arc not going to die just yet, in apito of never find no Rnch Comply at once or it will be too late. a hideous nightmare or a burning at the that broken wheel pin. You shall buy She cannot survive indefinitely in her stake. But the flames of that fire had back your kingdom, or intrigue it consumed the baser part of him; his back"-----present state.” "Be still! It has comer said the other, “What do you mean by that?" said the heart wm purified, and at every step he rising to his feet as Keppel left his con­ count, with a note of horror in his voice. took it grew lighter and more hopeful “Sho has been in the trance from the He wm now within sight of the house, cealment behind the trees and advanced Crsf," replied Garcia. "She is of a deli­ and he quickened his pace, seeing in im­ upon them, covering Sallie with his cate organixation, and she is sinking agination Olympia waiting for him there. weapon. The suddenness of the apparition add­ How Eweet bqyoud thought would their every hour.” ed, pariiaps, to other influences, over-jdear ____________ reunion be! For her he had surrendered “You see, my count," said Sallie with a aoft laugh, “how injudicious you evervthing. Had there been more to 1 threw tho woman’s habitual self cotn­ were to distrust me. If you had met me give he would have given it; and to ' mand. Sho crouched with the instinctive frankly and c<*dial)y ill might have . knew with a Wewcd certainty that she , impulse to etoape, but the muzzle of the been settled by this time. Of course you ! would lovo the poor artist as muah as ' revolver followed her. "Stand upf said know that Garcia alone can awaken OiyinpU from ter tnuiee. and th.' te baa only to refrain from awakening her to cause her dmth. Are you satisfr-d? . _______________ — 1 rc than usuj the tuo hundredfold uuuuswimu ■ and even more They — would find their mlltoMirr. Thj riches in each other, and the treasure of B thousand worlds would ’* *be well “ exfm- that. I , .aat. j Thus thinking he hurried forward and ' — ■- * th* lawn which in alirratl ax> . KeppeL “Are you afraid to die?" “Why do ,j —you do thia?*' sho demanded. ।; fiercely. “Have I not kept kepi my promise?" promto?/* herher dead bodv is worth a uui| “Even “Erea dead body k worth a uni' verse of souls like yours; but you have ' takan her life, and YOU must iciin VGUT Office at Residence on Michigan Ave. HASTINGS. MICH. CURE SICK JiTOriadnjgttUto'UoboiHdM. Knm U they ctdy "HEAD pawlJ io.ii m ■ । । —. , ।> •e bo nnsotry tb;□ wd I JI nd tho*' litlhi pAlli valu. *bletnnon>*nyw»piUjjathoywiUxiotb«iriIllng todowiihoctUxm. Buisfi-rillslckbeU ACHE Ii thrt-cs.1 of sonway iivM tint be» ta vrbera wotnikoourrh*1 boot. OarpUtaausitwhlia <*^■7 *»’T’.V... ______________________ TSry es#r to txkn. Ono or two yiUn uukoadooe. They m ztrtctly Tt^Ubkiand do not grtpo or purga. but by ttwtaReattaBCUsa pta-s sU who tweiliexx InvtaUM25 castaflvofocIL SoM CARTER MEDICINE CO., NeW’Yortt. SMALL PILLSHALL DOSE. SHALL PRICE HORSE Blankets Nearly every pattern of Horsi Blanket is imitated in color and style. In most cases the imitation looks ju$t as good as the genuine, but it hasn't the luarp threads, and so lacks strength, and while it sells for only a little less than the genu­ ine it isn’t worth one-half as much. The fact that 3A Horse Blankets arc copied is strong evidence that they are THE STANDARD, and every buyer should see, that the -> trade mark is sewed on the inside of the Blanket. Five WHo Boss Electric Extra Tost sr -v- — Baker HORSE ARE THE STRONGEST. 100 5 A STYLES brMiusV at prices lo »u't everybody. H you ccn t ge< them from your dcrier, write us. Aik fcr the 5k Book. You cx3 grt it will' rharge. WM. AYRE3 D. $ON3. rh"« !c’?hin. ADMINISTKATOR'8 HALF. In the nutter ot tbe estate of Tally Ann HEADACHE! niwn tbst I shall •e:i Mt public aucllun to llw htRheH bMder. on ?hve°loixr;i ruonw in tlie eitv at HMlInc*. in the coui.ly ot Barry.' In tte da»e of Mic!>ic«n L’m ltom<«e an<1 ambority “L “’r."''iSSbale Of ril for™, Neurririte8psams,FItB£lM>n- inm HLHlDninEn^M,, | St'Jj SlL LUi’i’lb. by1D„r. cures and trial bottlse Free at drugs! Dr. Miles’ Medical Co., Elkhart, Ind. TRIAL BOTTLE FREE, tnur G) rota m t-Uv-c <a BtaU. towiwetpof Bam. eounty ®< Kurr BDU Sold by W. H. Goodyear, Pum Novmhtr JBh, A a’ ai!d»icm. admlnbinUcr. �----- r— FIELD’S VILLAINY. Wrecked in Business and in Good Name. .CUKACO. AI USWORTHY BOI OF HB FATHER, cvtnr VfittAN THAT HAS ANY SENSE. And ZgX many there be we hope, y/LL SPEND HER CENTS FOR A USEHJLCAKE Of FAIRBANK’S-SANTA-CLAUS-SDAP- CASTOR IA for Infanta Children and Sour Stomach, DiarrtaBA, Eructauon. > tec." H. JL Ajtcmra. M. D., U1 Bo. Oxford BL, Brooklyn, N. T. WE ARE Harins a ley Field aud Stephen J Field; Georgs De Forest Lord. Cyrus W. Field’s couusei, end a represeutatire of Drexel, Morg.ia & Co. The conference was held to decide wbat course should be taken by Cyrus W Field regarding Edward M. Field. The situation in brief was found to be this: Edward M. Field's liabilities, arising from the peculiar conduct of his business, which is such na to give rise to intiiuations of defalcations aud forgery, amount to millions. 5 T R 0 N q HOLIDAY GOODS We have on hand, now ready for inspection . The Largest and Best Assortment ItvAir line ever in the city. D FULL KILLED. THE MAD ASSASSIN 1 = ToLKpn. D-c. J —A rear end collision took pluoe at the end of the tunnel just inside ihs city limits Saturday betwsra the Boston and Chicago limited and a southbound ex pre-• of the Flint and Pens Marquette road by which six per­ sons lost their lives. The' Lake Shore limited had posted through tbe tunnel aud slackened up to wail for tbe signal ■bowhtg that tho road was clear, when tbe Fere Marquette train ran into tbe rear passe n>*vr coach, the locomotive driving Into the coach until it was en­ tirely covered by the roof thereof. A woken w’eamplpo filled tbe coach with scalding steam with terrible effects on the pawengers. .b\^,Vo“' D"" 1-TI“ "'oflilter. «tet Edwyri M. n«W. ten of c,ru. W. .ad >«uwr member ot ibe Arm ot Field U„dl„, Wekter. t Co., wbkb t.Ued lut week, w., lagen tlle jjloo-j,. ■ The list of t he dead ** far as reported Jngdalo Insane asylum on gatnrday. r6 is: Mrs. Sarah McCoy, Ransom, Ills.; tbe leaves behind him disaster, confusion, tbe two children nf Mm. M J. McDonald of •y * X?,rk* 11 Vaughn. Sin Fernandlbo, wreck of a business firm ruined by bis Cal.: Thoma* McQ teen, Elkhart, Ind.; misdoitg., MDd a blot on the’scutcheon Miss Ella Meyers, Cleveland; Maude Moof an Illustrious family. The inuendocs Kenxie, 12 years old. Chicago. The body and accusations of Wall street are juell- of Mis* Meyers ha* already Leen ««nt ta fl«L The worst suspicions are mild com- her borne in Cleveland, but the others t»arcd with tbe black facts. Edward M. ■Uli He at the undertaker’s here. Those Field not only re-hypothecated railroad who still remain In a precarious condition are: Mrs. John Nelson, Toledo; Warren bonds placeil with him as collateral, but L. Potter. Dew Moines; Mrs. j. A Mehe misappropriated large aums of money. Krnzle and daughter. P>nrl. Cbkngc; Seem, tn Have Beau a Grand Rascal. James Ludwig. Peoria, Ills : John Con­ He raised loans on wqythleM securities, way. Great Bourne, Mass. The most of decei.ed hia partners aud betrayed their 4liesc are being cared for nt. St. Vincent’s ►hospital. The re»|xmsibllity for the acci­ Implicit fahb In him. The desperation dent ba* not yet bceu determined. Tbs which followed bls Wild speculations and railroad officials, have as yet inode no methods uf conduct lug bis affairs, seems statement, but the coroner is hard at to have divested Field of the last ah red of work on the case and will call tt jury honor. In Ida effort to make the crooked soon. straight be did not spare any one who reKIDNAPED AND RETURNED. pusi-d confidence in him. Two'.housatid dollars in pew rents turned over to him ... ..... . as trustee of the Tarrytown Presbyterian i ‘ •h-ma That Netted the Flayers church is missing. Ik- was treasurer of a Hnadsume sum. tbe association which own* the WashingXAXSAB ( ITT. Nov. 28.—Tbe 2-ycnr-old Un building, collected $3.1.000 in rents and ' sou of David T. Beals, n millionaire of .'“2*5?“°.“7 *n 51iVT"p»,V“ *VCrt ,hU ‘V* wa' kidnajwd Thursday just Impending doom. Field ran n long race ’ n ,, with the fate*. It is no wonder that his “fterdlnaer ty»donw*'^ In Mr. Beals’ inteiirct could not stand the strain. j employ, aided, as la supposed, by a mau Trylns tn Nava the Family Name. j named Albert King. Tbe woman’s name A family conference was held Saturday is Lizzie Smith. The bay was mined mdL?"ni7 *l lhe. h°?’e °f ,cJr1r’”W" about °P- m-.»nd a" ** S'wJr. '£k,bM; ~ To induce you to come in and look at our stock of WE ARE S.X PERSONS To satisfy the claims of his creditors would require Cyrns W. Field's entire fortune and considerably more. Tbe ...Mow the conference MMMwvvquestion which had to de cidu was whether Cyrus W. Field should sacrifice bls entire fortune for this pur­ pose. The family honor was at stake. Family pride shrank from tbe prospect of the public disgrace of a Field. It was urged that an untarnished name should ba saved from blemish. The breath of scandal had already touched Edward M. Field’s fair name. Could not all this be stopped and the Inst of a fortune once great be pledged for sweet honor’s sake! M ill Not Make the Sscrlfloa. When tbe desperate situation bad been fully discussed and viewed from all sides Il wks finally decided. In view of lhe fact that even It Cyrus Field should sacrifice bls entire fortune he would not be nble to meet the liabilities of hia son, that bo should not make,the sacrifice. From facts ascertained it is evident that Ibe failure of Field. Lindley. Welcbers & Co., is one of tbe biggest financial scandals and tangle# and muddles in tbe history of Wall street There are many plain evi donees of fraud. So plain are these that ■lhat *l,e ’toleD him roe poHe. were at , nee Pnt ,o work- bul wm i discovered at uoon yesterday, when the father offered a reward of fj.OOU and no questions asked. A SleM-igo 'from Robber. ! * " •• | ____________ Shortly after the advertisement was printed 12 •tinted Y:. Mr. Beals received a message by a boy asking ‘ ing him to go to tbe postoffice on . .. houur. that• no .. attempt ' "• ‘be made i his would to capture the writer, nn.i and »iuinn giving Kin. him «a sign by which both of them would be known. Mr. Benls went, but «aw noth­ ing of the man he was in search uf. At 8 p. m a in an announcing himself as a private detective called on Mr. Beals, and after obtaining n private Interview, told • him be would produce his boy for $20,000. Tries ro Kill Rev. Dr. John Hall, WllTk of New York. THE DtTHEHT DIVINE UNHARMED, New York. Nor. 80—John Georgs Roth, a crazy German of middle age, at- 1 tempted to kill the Her. John Hall. D D, I u p..U>rot the Fillh Avenue Prmb,Write 1 . church, te,„ tbe uturutaj .ervlee ye.-te • Presents for Old and Young. One of the serious charges against place. They also stated that McKib- | young Field Is that of rehypothecation of bon was tbe ringleader. Several build-. FLASH LITERATURE, ------bonds. There are $1,300,00) of Union Pa­ dings have been burned lately and it Ik said | cific bonds that be is charged with ma­ ■ that a secret orcanliatlon Is in existence • p^ltr)fQCII inspectors Want It Excluded M~~.'tai CX£US FIELD ON HIS DEATHBED. ' r7,“s,,J’0CcXS; ”■ «;«'£• -,d .V~Lld1ng. of P tbta ‘T I New Yore, Nov. 80— Nicholas Stalter, ,83 years old, was buried Friday afternoon ,from the Park Ridge Congregatiooal church. He was famous as the father of 1 twentr-four children by two wives. The I। secona is living. Tbe old man was known as the best ditcher in Bergen county. His I death was caused by cancer of tho stom­ ach. Until within a month of Ms death old Stalter boasted that he could throw out more dirt in a day than any eon he ,rom had. Fifty of his children and grandchil­ dren were in tbe church at tbe fnueral. --------------------- .. ______ .. If »... liar., nt mw. NUT Do You Have Weak Eyes? s: ’XX *’ “»-, ito you want to know what ails your eyes? . Jo you need your eyes examined by one sho ean tell what you need? ----------------------- „ JO. a.,‘ ‘ te.and» youte1 wont ItetaJte regret Take this ailvice lb. your eyes and money in the cn . J 7SI'“: SEfc-s =S5: DR. LOWRY S WABUTKOTOX. Dec. 1.—Tbe suit to test tbe validity rif the McKinley law was be­ gun in tbe supreme court of the United , ._ States at<o’clock Monday afternoon. I WaeHIXTOOX. Nov. 20.—Several topics 1 tain persons selected — —’ of general interest have been discussed them. Assignee Gould was not in a po- .' reason* only known to the organization. ■ THE DEATH RECORD. ■lUoo to u> ad.l ul.l greatly greur to-the public — —­ j ---------------------- - -----,h' of F““»“ ‘TP““r* sldon knowl Rev. HEXBY Doti MaXSOX. at Eau rii.cltb. I.llur. He H. —Mtbvtb. |n tbbelty. .moog Item lb. n«U»in<»edge of tbe failure. ’bat he was Iteolui.lr Ignomnl of •>< the <b» liabilities ll.bnillj.ui NEW ,w otieans onuss.. Nov. Ste. 27. SI.-Unl«d Suite ; Don ot mvllj. ImraMbg cte drraUUoo Claire. Via. absolutely ignorant ur |I j; —United Stall James O’Hara, well known printer, at lb. assets MteU of ol the lb, firm arm aud "tel that ib.t be te bad ted not not I , Donnelly Ilontellj lias bn. served wrrrd warrants w.rrvnu on on , ! ot »tet Ite Iteptetnr. evil 0 . . ' the -------------M ArtenlL bad even a chance to look at the firm s -l-.nl- Coor^l. - ----------- Jo- I .lor.,’wbkb now puu. M-tendtata- Chicago. Mrs. Mart Stoke Field, wife of Cyrus v ' K Unwn.r P F Herwig Joseph Her- matter. According to the report ot tbe W. Field, at irving on-tbe-Hudson. ^“Do yon think it will mount up tololte “[*2w V.tewY - 1-. l.iterrr. L lbwte. ■ eommlUte In nbnrgn rflbl.lopto item b Tbe Rt. Hon. Edward Bulweb-LytJ ^Brulatonr. Brnl.tonr P. P. Voorhles, Voorblu, and .nd A. J. . l.rg. .mnnnl ot Logll.b reprint, .nd TON, at Paris, France. mil Ho ns I" he was asked. 'J -No. 1 really do not. but It H absolutely • J. ketem ’n. of lb. Luul.ioo. State Sain 1teinorp Proorb prodorilon. »»« PJ-1"* Colonel Samuel Henry Starr, U. 8. — nn th,. Indictments found by tbe malls that cornea clearly within tne im|>ossible for me to say now. u^Cnitid SUU. ir.ml Jury ot iloux ot <te low problblring tte mdUog A., retired, at Philadelphia. Cjmu» W^Fwld is 5,!Cr"ickmaJntald Fans“& D..^m”tlmeigo'fo'r violation Dox Luib Hullkr, the Jay Gould . 3'„L o n L™7rimf.«o for rlolmloo of of obscene obte.no literature. llteulnr.. • Tbe Tte oommlltte In committee In -man — h S' n't'i. lottarr mall law Tbev ap- its report suggested that publications of Mexico. deathbed. A relative at the . ck said ra !x Ru Rev. Harvey Goodwix, bishop tolutely no of the released fl 0U0 this eln» be prohibited from tbe mails yesterday that there was alMolutely r. Another peared in court and were released fl.tw tn« j. th# mln(U Mnd Carlisle, at London. hope of bls-xltlmato recovery. A"* Shadrack Ncgekt, alleged to bs 1» feared was bail each. morals of youth. oald that tbe greatest danger feared was years old. at Washington; a negro. the breaking of a blood vessel in lhe’,r*in' Cbleogo Beats Cornell. SAMUEL H. SELDEX. civil enginsar of This might occur at any “Vj Peninsula division of tho Chicago and would end all hope at once. Mr. Field Is ( Chicago. Nov 2T.-Tbe Chicago uni­ York. Nov. 80 —The Herald says Northwestern rallwsy. at Evanston. IIlsno longer In bis own bouse. He h«s soW ' versity and Cornell college (Ithaca, N. Y.) that Mr*. E. S. Weal, who for aix years Mus Subax Tiltox. who took part in a it for H20.UX) to raise money, it is said, to ! teams played a match of football at the ( prlocip*l of Rutgers’ Ferenlsce a mlsaiug deposit which a cut- 1। south side base ball park yesterday, of ^lege at 45 and 46 Weal Fifty-fifth fight with tbe British in the wav of 1812 tomeXlmad. with E. M. Field’s firm . on tbe Penobscot river, al Lynn, Mass. 1 which it may be said that Cornea wasn t . stands convicted by her own conDAX Dalt. well known pugilist and M Kn«ht"U?ho Is in it." There was a large crowd of people , f ^n^Ung the college funds to daughter, who Md tb« colors of nearly every There is proof that by m<Mt sporting man, at St. Louis. tattebuu-teta1 ^te.. -vutata I"ite Mrs. A J. Drexel, wife of Um famous ,.r..«LL X;-. lo \oun<*>ed pg.ij of the su- jn inthe tbegrand grandstand. stand. Tbe Tbe game game was a ho. ■; lXkcu ttke0 luut. more than $3,000 have banker, at the Runnemede country ssM. .—- wbichsbonld --------Isaac MEAKB, an old resident of DixJustice btepben Y FHd. I notwithstanding ' gone lu , 0 t b. tr — ury ot tbs Institution. notwithstanding tbe tbe cold cold weather. I into tbe treasury of tbe Institution. p„me taTta ttegod >te teorx .u»a-Cble.,go. ' >•»' 1M. u ,ra,,h „„ 1. . --- —— tkMxntvh hftr u is BUI cue ■¥fcvB"w^ •ww_ —----- •------ ’ ^Commodore WILLIAM RoUEEXDOBFr, ' much greater, although the exact amount United States navy, at New York. 1 cannot be stated Howard Walter, prominent Boston banker. Wasmixgton' Nov. 30.— Tbe report of' yat.i Crossing Accident. George Hamiltox Brasfield, noted b™««. of <>» c , mIt P.. Nor M.-A «™»rr xiTte"d»d".'.r?it, te" ।F^d-s,„b,t. p pul Kentucky bor»*nian, at Lexington.Ky. te 1. ta . ..rr te.i s,„„ (o,te .. v.ip—1- ! wwoo. ari.«n b» T P. P1«. — «"■<* Samuel F. Burdette, prominent Kan­ sail xonriirr of tte Field- «" 4 ( ,be ctetata revolution, he. teen bj . Baltimore and Ohio“J"™!™1” sas Odd Fellow, at Leavenworth, Kan. . 1.. Mnu-ntience of the sunu., dtenartment from 1 .Ute x>Att»r Sirret station and Pitt was J. L. Chafmax. writ-known Knlamasoo 1 LX*(te>.Ur,.ta...hld> :SpSo,»b«.ltw tarilrd. Tte te-itedl, mjurte r.u bo,, who ver.rid It wa* mnuv-u. *-v. DBUiy ........ On. MriwoC^far,nn«* D. . jug jin wagon <> re fatally hurL One। el tlie The family Mrs Edward M. Field, *b° nort is simplv it detailed denial of the tnff n the wa$ Herr Csektias Berg, noted Danish D..Cb.r>» Ltadl.,. U ^“X’tetetadu. . tef Mr taj ’.be . a ’“'of them. John Jfaudle, ao-d 9 yean, Radical lead- r died shortly aftrruard*. very ill . . • BalmaCMla party and imparted in.orma Jous' A. 1 axon, veteran journal Hit. at titeta.drtec.oitb. Itedtax ol tte fa, the other boy. i* uot rxpec -d o recover. Ricbmotid. V *The wagon was ground to Kindling wood, Sir Jj mis Pouter Cowry. rBarL, at but the horse escaped uaiijue I Belfast. Ireland. Hon. Richard Power, member of par­ r.—Ari Ashland avenue I Baeaboo. WIs.. Nov. 28 -James Kailey.> Ham ent tor Waterlord City. • Arcbduke HEKRI HEXIER of Austria. iDiny »1“u —<*-- • r । streetcar «»■ -----------------.n^n- ‘ of Franklin, this county, in some man GEngsE Wheaton allem known r ,. r«ld hte tech crowtag nr.r ForUctb tercet b; te. .ngtac , f<u bi> ,„«r<Uf ted te., ! aU«<b.tMr. F«ld te. ter» creteta, nr.' F------, -Uind BUI" AUen. at Columbus. O. It or toe u>v...—. ot ,bc .wllcbtaz ■■whiteIte. ' of bi. leg* bream, entangled in * chain. Major BlCUAKD p. HaMMOXD, pec .--L.— for tete-ral day. Tte------------------------ „r| d.„oU.b«l. <>“■ I fj.t -Jdr««ta« teblod. Tte ptet• M­ * .ft ------------------- ' “ arriou.lf ite hurt. u« " lbt roejh road foe riX’t Injured, > - Has & YanAnnan. e-. In the body of this Instrument its ; ~~~ , , , . ... . I Blslion Hlslioj. Kearlek hfiirlcA'i ’s Jubilee, uaunee. Mr. Beals objected to 130,000, seeing that author says that he came to this country he bad bis man in a tight p'.ace, aud finally In 1871 and earned HO per day. He soon , Et. Louis, Dec. l.L-The golden jubilee • ceremonies incident to tbe fiftieth annithe man agreed to return the boy for I5,CW j If assured that he (ihu ‘•detective’!) would dt,. come to uo barm. This was agreed lo, whtabnilri bl. r«,m te,d loll.-M him 1^ Arebl)l,b01) K„rkkaud 3 o’clock this morning was appointed everywhere. He also found that people | were begun yesterday morning. Cardias the time. But at 10 o’clock last night were Irving lo poison him. “It was a tbe door bell rang and a stranger appeared acainit me .o bv wealthy wo- ‘ ' C..telle *®re °‘ ’teAtete. “c mo” gorgeous or Roman j wlrb tbe boy. Beals paid over the $3,000. ■led p^ta S? .»4 te. ’^tateS^ PteU.-J--.w__ 1 aud tbe man disappeared. It tarns out 'that the police bad Lizzie Smith cor.-aled bl.iorj, MybD.ta-.btete.an.tawlted i «.oru .r. tetax n>.d. to ruta b-lib I J1* to*”*”r ' at tbe lime, and she is now In j*H. Tbe ted drix. me n,nd by lemperinB wilt my .?”***!nJ*2.*i?^,=LOm.-Ln.. tor Beals famllj- is oterjuyed at recovering mete, ted drtak.H. "'»>'«»• “• tew’ta, tatb. Lil * Ib.ebirteta Um ■their little boy. n.niM of nf Mrs. A A T. 1. Stewart, stewart. Judge Juacre HilMil- matter , ___ names ' .. of... the .Infallibility doctrine. -m There ton. Mrs. Bowdoln, Trustee B. B. Sher- ,waa n grand banquet iu tbe afternoon, at INCENDIARY LABOR MEN. man, Dr. Hall and Dr.—presumably bls- 5which all the church dignitaries were hop—Potter as being concerned in the ' tonspiracy. 1 Bulge on the Rest. Toys, Groceries, Lamps, Crockery, Glassware, China, Etc. i ‘b? V ' S’ ^"7 We have the SPRINGER IS BOOMING. d«r, bj.rtau tbnwteut. teblm fmm . rteolcer. Note ot th. .bet. took «®ccL , J" ‘‘A**"1 « Tbe would would be b,. assassin —to ... Itetetetl.,.!. “t»"rt T™, »» »- mtal— to Bel­ The was immediately gium under President Cleveland; Freder­ arrested and lodged in jalk The shooting ick & Winston, ex-minister to Persia; A. took place as Di. Hall was ascending the E. Stevenson, ex-ssslstant ixntmiuiter 1^ ’he parsonage, which the KrDcr m, wDO uispeuson poatomrea w more general, who dispensed postoflkes to more church, and jast after be hnd left tbe * TDemocratic than ' ■— zz~z‘Az congressmen —----- z ~ _any _ r other church. Roth ran from the other side of man; Senator-elect Palmer, Palme* ths »t — 1­ 101 mem the street ns Dr. Hall entered the gate here who throughotr* ’ ‘ voted for the~ ?latter —■ r thronghot — a ' number and quickly drawing a revolver fired at tbe memorable deadlock; ~ tbe venerable preacher as soon os the lat- I state officers, and others. ter bad bis buck turned. Dr. Hall turned . . . , \ ‘ LU,UCU micnigan Michigan is iswn aald to to ne be tor foropnoger Springer also. also. h»s head at tbe sound of tbe shot and Bynum UVb —t-;-: to io . . ’. - withdrawal -._a| (]oea DotBeem lhen.,seelng bls danger, quickened bis carry all the Hoosier OlUVCWUtall statesmen W to auigA Mills, paca up tlie steps. . ...he will that 1~ Cooper ‘I-quoied as faying ■ not vote for Mills. The Mills men were by receiving a telegram from He just rrnvuw reached mr the lauuing landing when uv hnd iuiu Jiri wncn made —~ happy "j lb. ruxa «?ed again. Tte dacror lb™ Brooklyn promisinghil * "Im that delegation. — -----------------. J format ion i hat four hnrrlteiy o,cnrf tbe door ted enterte tbo New Englander* would vote for him. As nouse. H- w i« not a moment too soon this is an accession from what was be­ for n* tbe d>-or closed, a third shot rang lieved to be a Mills stronghold, the 8anout and a bullet entered the casement of 1 gamou statesman is (feeling pretty com­ tbe door the reverend gentleman bad en­ fortable over the new. tered by. There were but few persons on the avenue during the shooting and the * unusual specuu-1 * they were witpesses of MOUNT VekXOX, Inal. Nov. aa—The fu­ seemed to pamlyzn their powers for a neral of Governor Hovey took place time. When Dr. Hall bad safely escaped Thursday. The remains were placed iu tbe inside tbo’houw, however, several gentle­ men sprang forward and quickly dis­ rotunda of the court house at 8 o’clock armed the would-be murderer. He of­ Thursday morning, lying in state until HA1. Tbe regular services were held in fered no resistance. “Do you know whom you shot atf” ho tbe court room at 2 «f>. m. Governor Ira w.->» asked. • Chase delivered n very able sermon. All “Of coarse I do.” responded the man. of tbe state officers were here and many “Why did you do it?” other prominent men, including ex-Gov­ “Beatuse has Interfeted with me and , ernors Gray aud Porter and Senator Tur­ tried to ruin me.” ■ It was at once seen that the prisoner ! pie. At tbe grave Governor Chase deliv। was Insane, and be whs hurried to the po- 1 ered another short* address, followed by ex Governor-------------Porter and cx-Governor Isaac | lice station. There he was searched and a ' -------------------------------------------------printed circular, which purported to give ■ P. Gray, both of whom talked most elo­ a history'of bis ambitions and troubles, quently. was found on his person. On the back of I| Then — - G - A. - — the R. ceremonies were per­ this document were the following sen- ', formed and ended the last sad tribute to tencew in separate lines tbe illustrious dead statesman. About “Oh, human justice.” , 10,000 people were In! attendance, moat of “Tear the bandage from your eyes." I whom passed through the court Louse to “Cover your face for shame," 1 view the remains. The state militia was I well represented with eleven companies. CLAIM OF A‘CONSPIRACY. ' There were ium? representatives bodies ' from thirteen G. A. R. pews of the state, »>. . »r.«> 1 all forming.with the procession. SandoxaU HU . Nov. W.-At a ! nerved by hl, narrow escape, but recovhour Saturday night Calvin Tracey aud. “j erCfj sufficiently to conduct the afternoon Joseph Lordun, two coal miners, were ar- service in the church. Dr. Hall would rested, and at nn early hour yesterday ] Sfty but litllj regarding the shoot­ morning James T. McKibbon. late editor j ing when seen lost evening. He — Jm-t. ieva Labor of thi. lbl.pl.ee -Id <h.t Borb tte altendrdateTlcetan issued, and Inspector Byrnes has o'Tbe llrotherhoo.1 of T-nh«rnf nl.~, I said r,ig 1 wu .1« blared under tertet cb.rjed with « . 'j'.'Td! had men watching the bouse, 125 Enst ' was «1 ’ lL~ndla ' an. Tracer and Ixirdon dur- tor wme time paar and tint be had helped Twenty-first street. ta“te day broke doL .ad teofcnril to him on monTrbte on. ooctetan tbtaktag brins concerned in and parties to the him a worthy man, as he certainty was TH/ITS WHY DECEMBER. sduerea dviuk in-11 were at.—— bon,, troffi th. -r .tate T“ ta u, ^4, injured, as described above. i Preston county, W. Vu. among the objects �White Flannel Blankets only 75c. per Pair. WE HAVE REMOVED OUR STOCK OF ' r Dry G-oods, Cloaks, Shawls, Domestics and Ladies’ Furnishing’s To our new store, corner State and Jefferson Sts., lately occupied by Goodvear & Barnes. OTHER REDUCTIONS TO FOLLOW. All cut prices remain the same and . f TWO STOKES. We will continue business at the old stand and invite all in search of Clothing, Hats, Caps, Gent's Furnishing Goods, Boots, Shoes, Felts, Overs, Socks and Rubbers, - ’ To LooK Over Tttis Stock. Q /II I vlrll FFFTMZT I I I \J1V 1 • make this special effort, the running of two of the largest stores in the city in conjunction during the winter, for the comfort and convenience of our customers, and feel assured it will be appreciated by them. For the past six weeks we have been unable to do justice to our trade, our store being too small for the crowds of bargain seekers, many being unable to get in the store, the crush being so great. Now we have ample room and invite you to make these two'stores your headquarters to make your purchases and meet your friends. YOURS, ANXIOUS TO PLEASE. < . , Additional Local News. The committee of arrangeineuts for the reunion ol the ftth Mich, cavalry to be held here January 1st were pleased yesterday to learn from Gen. Alger that be would attend the reunion and respond to a toast at the banquet. A complete roster of tbe 6th Michigan cavalry has not bean made, and it k barely poealble that some one has been omitted in tbe sending out of in­ vitations. The committee desire all mem­ bra to come whether n formal invitation lisp been received or not. Going to Florida Going to California Going to Mexico Going to New Orleans Going te Mobile Going to Savannah Going to Hot Springs Going to Seattle Going to Tacoma Going tu Los Angelos Going to Santa .Barbara Going to SL Paul Going to Minneapolis Going to St- Louis Going to Austin. Going to Omaha Going to Sait Lake Going to anywhere - A SUBJECT------Worthy of your attention. Most ladies are interested in Dress Goods, and all are interested when they read of onr liberal inducements, wlijch we stil| continue to extend. This has been THOROUGHLY: DEMONSTRA TED By our greatly increased trade. THEN GO BY Write your Inquiries and mail to-— Gmo. DkHavkx. Gen’l Paas’r Agent, Grand Rapids, Mich. 'Tte »• Kboo: buildhx Id • «d' dllldn to oar oebool. M ll will ®»te P'en' Ij of nx« for tte M«h «d>ooL Willi, Goodrkb our K-lwol Kv, Burd, who h«» teen eteent And to-day we are selling more Dress Goods titan any house in.the city. enables us to give you r No rents and tight expenses . Unapproachable Bargains! As heretofore mentioned, we still extend to the ladies of Hastings and vicinity that liberal offer of all the inside trimmings with every • . dress pattern above 50c. It behooves every lady in search of DRESS GOODS To examine our line and prices before buying. We ask onr patrons and the public to compare prices prevailing in our store with prices of the same goods in other establishments. No matter what kind of competition comes along, we are prepared to knock it out iwpriH Mowin'.. Hwm.n Vraw «pent bl» raraUon with friends ta Grand Rapids. Tte IlWir, teelety tail mot lol Toe,•day night wa* a good oae. rvcrtation W Hattie Beadtv was excellent arW suited T;*r new seals' in lire south recitation Util mw * great confusion each CJifart waa compeited to leave by having And we are in the lead with a full line of goods we will open up this week for sale. An early selection is desirable. chase a Shawl now is the time and Spaulding’s is the place. If you wish to pur­ % OFF ON ANY SHAWL IN. THE STORE-% We are constantly reducing the prices in order to make goods move. To our friends and the public we return thanks for onr greatly increased trade in Dress Goode, Hosiery, Gloves, Cloaks, Jackets, Boots and Shoes. Hoping to always deserve the same, , I am, respectfully youre, , O. D. SPAULDING. Hikers C. A cordial invitation is extended to everyone to inspect our store and stock. Goods shown with pleasure. Watch Olir Show WifldOWi Come and See the Finest Store in the City. � https://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/418/HastingsBanner_1891-08-06.pdf 6173ebba01fcf62ac54c16cd5849f3a1 PDF Text Text | Largest Circulation of any paper in the Banner. Hastings County. VOL. XX-KVL NO. 14 HASTINGS, MICH., AUGUST 6, 1891. Hastings Banner y,,,, wh<< arc compelled to draw the purse strings i: in flic cause of economy, will never know how ■a!ly i' is to your interests to make your pur- TOWER vi,o have visited Hudsous store and found nt the grand quantities and startling . which prevail during the mouth of June. uBparalleltd tamk UdsWk h [. , - Suits---Stern, Block Co. sold us ISb and Silk mixed suits last Friday. The regfr ',’s.ile price is $11, and they retail at $11 Take choice this week at $10. To make it attractive iu our Men’s Suit Department we the residue of our Fire Sale suits to close I at Ten Dollars. All wool suits guaranh regularly $15 to $16, for $10 this week. 1’ants Thg Unexcelled Pant Company ask­ dose their light-weight trousers. They . ays wholesaled them at $2, $2.50. $2.87 \Ve made a pint cash offer of $1.50. We Uiem- oh, w hat a lot!—three, four, five of a lot. patterns fifty of a kind. Take choice this aii wool pant*for $1.83. Ponder over this. i.i. trouser- worth $3, many worth $4. at ighty-eight. Don’t wait lentil the best, patpicked out. ui‘- - The residue of the Malcomson stock, are in bankruptcy: what of it? Were the best manufacturers of boys’ clothing ■a Certainly. They came to grief; we viie stock. Xv.o:Hi $1.75: ?l.23 worth 82: 81.75 worth S2.5(“ ?2 ,r?.l !h<>. and* of to $3 sult.-^ worth $5 to $8. \ Standard Regulation.Ball and Bat this i a s ay with every boys’ suit worth. $2 HUDSON’S (iffi Mi House 7--------- ’to ' - GRAND RAPIDS. i want to buy any furniture: a nice carpet: any­ thing in the line of draperies, rugs or the like, this season ? LINOLEUM What i ’ It is a floor cover made of cork. Call at my st on examine it. as it is much superior to carpet nr any other floor cover at its value. Published Thursdays by COOK BT2.OS-, BASTINGS, Klt n. COUNTY NEWS (ienrrnl. n0W2n h,«b Her t<r dl,un,on<l fa,d’ and do«”' ’«m up Iwre < i 1 10 U* W“h <me ,on,nK spare out of seven. Wmjdland pines for a mall on the C. K. a, from Hastings mornings, and a null wrent. that’s what Woodland ought to have too. Woodland now has a saloon. It is quite metroiMjlitan to have one or more of these articles, but when you talk about their be­ ing any earthly good, thej-re -not iult.” »*.iA? has « saloon, the News thinks it stands the village in hand to keep Its sidewalks In repair. Fifteen members of the Leonard Mauch post, VSoodland, ire taking in the national encampment at Detroit. ’ ARCHIE McCOY, ft’you want a cart? I hive it' Lo you want a road wagon? I have that. Do you want a J top carriage? I keep them. Do you want a regular top car­ riage? I have them. Would y ou like a two-seated, canopy top buggy? I have it. 'f you want anything from a bicycle to a locomotive, Call on JESSE TOWNSEND. °»« « I'.niitai', m, Mlebij,” A«. Hastings, i 3-5 mich. • - ■ ?; ii ■MS ■ STB Still at the Front And Will Remain So. m Largut St^ktoSaKi Uftm. Tin. Lowtsl PHmf to PtfoM Ecownnioal Buyen. And Ike Hut OMainablt QualUyof Druyt, Pine Clnmvoli.et^ toyttkir with Prompt Attention to the Wante of our Crutomm. trill meet th frame oppredation/nm the general ptMUthat hiu rewarded the Peoples l>rug Store with niccess. Headquarters for Physician’s Sup­ plies. ' y. Headquarters for Horstmsn Supply­ Headquartersfor JJotanW Drugs. Beadquarter,/or Patent Headquarters for Books, Stationery and Wall Paper. Agents for Humphrey s Homeopath* Medicines. . W. kmp everything ^tedto^ found inpflrst^lass drug and book store. ;-MMS ■ ®-; Hlokory Cornen, News items rather scarce. Ail appear to to enjoying happiness and content John Shein apd wife, of Nebraska, ar­ rived here last week aud are enjoying a day or two visiting friends who are camp­ ing at Wall lake. From there they intend visiting HasUngs friends. O. B. Barber, of Caledonia, vtaltad. relatives and friends at Hickory Corners and Wall lake. C. H. Bar tor, of Kalamazoo, visited friends hero and at Wail lake several days last week. A. CortrigliL of Kalamazoo, visited his parents and brothers Saturday and Sunday. A. A. Aldrich. Ed Binel. Harn Bellenger and their families are enjoying the cool and invigorating breezes on the east shore of Gull lake. M. Noble. Esq. Ims just Informed your Mirfbe that he was called this morning by Frank Hoyt to appraise damages done by dogs. Mr. Hoyt having four sheep killed an/ two badly mangled. Allison Bostwick foffnd two dogs amoug his sheep, having one down and nearly killeij. Que of the dogs died suddenly btridhe other esca|»ed unhurt. Persons liaviWg such worthless ettrs ought to look out. Hiuiflrhl. Mose Warner >riw driving over a Mud Rev. Wallace is attending the M. E creek bridge In Wtodland the other day campmee’.ing at Eaton Rapids. with n traction engine. Mose now knows The wife of Win. Pooley. who died very the depth of Mud creek mud, for he and suddenly at Prairieville, last week had her the traction engine wore in II funeral sermon preached here aud was Wheat is turning out exlraordlnnrlly burled In our cemetery. The evaporator that was goh.g to to well about Nashville. erected so suddenly doesn’t seem to take a Barry GoldduM Is being tracked for the start yet. full races. Charley McMore ha^ him in tost Saturday Doty ami Stringluun hand. shipped their first car load of hogs this season. When M. B. Brooks completes the Al Kipp, of Battle Creek, has been stop­ work he is now doing on bis evaporator ping with Hie Banlieid pebplo for the lost plant at Nashville, he will have one that ten days. . canuut be excelled in the state. I-ast Saturday night the G. A. It's had Big crowd nt Nashville last week Wed­ a large turnout at their hall, getting ready nesday to aee the first of the series of ■and making preparation for the Detroit eneninpiucnt. , sjjorts. More like it every Wednesday. Joe Haugh’s sou is very sick at Battle What might have been a very serious Creek. thing for Mi. Font's t.'iree-ycar-old boy Heriart Bowman is having a serious happened a few nights ago. He in some time with n sore foot. manner swallowed a pin, which lodged In George Tongate's wife is on the sick.list. his throat. Dr. Klnjou was hastily sum­ Lottie Dewey was on the siek list ‘last' moned and instmd of arriving Just in time week. . to save the child’s life as Is usually the case, got there just after Hie boy had suc­ Suu th Carlton. ' ceeded in removing iu thereto* escaplg a Mrs. Jennie Smith Is suffering from the gratuitous puff.-j-N'ashville News. effects of being jmisoned with poison I Messrs 1. H. and M. S. Keeler have while going to the lake a few days ap>. Mrs. Blakeslee has c daughter visiting bought a controlling interest in the Middle­ from Graad Grnud Rapids. Rapids.-•ihiMoi f *her lvr ,rpm -■ ville brass factor}- and purpose to go ahead Thov I •^r* Mbrtniry. of Hastings, was on our with it In a most thorough manner. iJu.ri , 'W . . . . . are enterprising* gentlemen and hustlers, I Mra. Carpenter entertained company and will moke the business hum for, ail from Hastings Friday. there is in it. We wish them success. • ’T’lie ladies of the different churches hold Prof. A. O. Wilkinson, of Casnovia, has nfternoon prayer meetings every Wednes­ been elected as prof. Bacon’s successor at day. It is at Mrs- Hartman’s this week. Mrs. Andrus and Fleming did not go to Middle vllle. Battle Crcok last week on account of sick­ Keeler, the Middleville merchant. Ims ness. ■ been sending up tadkrans lately, to each of Quite a number of the S. D. Adventists which was attached n box containing a expect to attend the campmeeting al Lan­ due bill for his merchandise. One of sing this month. • these.lit onto Spangi maclivr A- Johnson’s Aunt Fannie Carpenter Is getting quite implement warehouse the other day, and smart. they do say It was a caution to see Fred Judson Carpenter and Miss Minnie Spangemaeher ^limb up after that box. Kennedy Sundayed at John Carpenter's. Charley. Willis and Fannie Carpenter, John Donley, of Carlton, received a letter from his son-in-law. Wm. Rowley, of also Annie Shriber and’ Cathie Blakeslee the Seventh -Day Advent South Dakota. Tuesday, stating that on attended Thursday last tiiclr part of the state w»« meeting at Orqngevllle lost Friday and • visited by a setere hail and wind storm Saturday. It is a marvel how corn is growing. If which completely destroyed 600 acres of wheat for hhn. killed his cattle and nearly not overtaken by the frost the crop will be ruined his buildings, leaving them in a g&pd. There is to be'a surprise i«rty on our very critical condition, financially. 1-ast year they lost :!00 acres of gtaln from the street this week, but we prefer to wait uneffects of bot winds. Mr. Donley was In tH next wat before giving particulars. Tbo M. E. Sunday school picnic nt Mid­ town yesterday morning and sent money to relteve them for the present.—Freeport dle lake next week. Herahte Grrkey. Mrs. Belle Kllngerman and Miss Alta Spencer visited friends at Coats Grove lost Elibu Olmstbnd and wife have moved upon her mother’s farm to harvest her father's crops, he having died not long #gJohn Demaray and wife have moved We are receiving the newest and latest designs- also some of tl:«.-most desirable npvelties in all of our lines, lay the store a visit and be pleased. Yours truly, SEE HERE! The best Advertis ingitiediumm Bar­ ry County into the house lately vacated by Mr. Olm- WHOLE NO. 1886. at G. W. Tomkins, last week. The sister members of the M. I’, church gave it a thorough cleaning Saturday. The church looks fine In Its new dress of paper. We understand an effort will be made in the way of socials to raise money for new curtains and car)>et for the church, which will be splendid if done. Quarterly meeting Saturday 15th and 16th at the M. 1*. church. Delton. D. C. Higley, of Kalamazoo, was in town Monday. F. J. Norwood Sundayed at Grand Rap­ Ids. W. Monroe, of Doster, has rented the tenant house of F. A. Blackman, and will move to town soon. Fifteen members of the Sackett post started for Detroit Monday, to attend the national encampment Mrs. E. Barton has been quite 111, but is better*at this writing. The infant son of C. Griswold has been seriously ill for the past week. Dr. Scribner is treating the case, and expresses hopes of its recovery. A fight to a finish on Main street Satur­ day evening—skin gloves, MarquisQueensburg rules. Delton amendments. Throe have been occasions presented wlierd many have sighed to be grangers. T. II. Baird, of Grand Rapids, was in town one day last week. Thu K. of P. lodge have made arrange­ ment! for the third story of the Burton house; aud will have It finished to their taste for lodge purposes. The present plan, Ilf executed, will make it not only a pleasant place for the boys, but something the town mav well feel proud of. God. Kern has bought the barber shop owned by T. Baird and is extending it back fourteen feet. The front will soon sport j the sign of "Milwaukee Deer.” The social event of the season took place,at O. 8. Barrett’s last Thursday evening, it being the occasion of their duuuibtet's marriage. So vast was the as­ sembly gathered that the ceremony was obliged to be performed out of doors, that all might see as well as hear. Many and costly were the presents received, and many the hearty expressions of congratu­ lation. Owing to the crowded condition of the rooms entertainment was inqiosslliie. but all who attended will long cherish a bright spot in their memory, and all join In wishing Ella and Frank a sincere and hearty "God spee<).n The best yield of wheat yet reported was threshed last week nt Albert Roach’s. He hud ten acres that yielded 43 bushel# per acre, over running' four pounds to the bushel. It took thirty-eight jtounds of twine to bind the straw when cut We awaif your pleasure. t Wi1 regret to say that we arc soon to have n saloon. It is a branch of business we could do nicely without, especially on Main street, with our limited police force. Mrs. Sprague Is at Plainwell nursing her daughter. who is reported as being dan­ gerously Hl. Middle* ilia. Mts- Loomis and daughter Della, of Chicago, visited friends In Middleville last Hope Center. C. S. Boice and wife of Coats Grove visited her sister last week. Effie Chandler is al work tor Tom Hen­ son of Gull Prairie. Mr. Higby-of Ptamwcil is visiting at E. . B. Payne’s. Clara Payne Itegins her school at the Carpenter school-house MoSday. Mr. Owen Is convalescing. News Is very- scarce this week. ht Mr’ and Mra. Bare visited friends at Sunfield last Thursday. Every one longing and«wteblng for rain New arrival: Born to Lewellyn Alden Hint does not come. and wife, a boy: to Clyde Purdun and wife, John l>eeriug was kicked by a horse a girl: to John Winney and wife, a kW. last Saturday, injuring him quite seriously. Camp meeting is in session near Clarks­ Rev. E. Cooley, of Battle Creek, gave us ville. and we guess everybody Is going or an excellent sermon last Sunday. Chas, and Ray Gilbert returned to their g°Hayden Myers school at Ban field closed home in Leonidas last week. A social will be held al the p&rsonagf '"Vton^t you think it looks a little suspic­ next Thursday evening. Biscuit, honey ious when the boys begin to buy jewelry and tec cream will to served. John and Frank Barbcqand their wives ^Ctoules^f/ttad bod luck with his old attended Hie funeral of Berthn Case in engine, and he went to Ionia and got an­ Hose last Sunday. Miss Case was a stater other one widch draw# the separator and of Hattie, Fannie, and Minnie Case all teachers in this vicinity. Branch has gone with Doc and Ella Philip Barber, who broke his jaw by Curtis to Grand Rapids to move them back falling while picking cherries. Is Improvupon the farm. Doc says he has enough n^FIavia Vandcrwalker has gone to Kala­ °fC.ltRogers was on our streets last Sun­ mazoo to attend a birthday party of tor day. We wonder whose best girl he took son Fred. / James Reed while burning brush one ri HaUie Fair is home from Hastings for a day last week had the misfortune to burn »nd Mr. Uoorrr draw­ Ing sand from the Swln bill to plaster Mr. tbs south «>1 -t tUli™; M. G. Baker has gone to Cedar Creek. Rather drj' and cool forcorn. There Is a good program for the Come everybody. bis binder. « Full Mrs. Dan Keyes Is very sick. Itansome Russell sold some peaches last week, the first of the season. Mrs. Orville Durham is entertaining a cousin thir week from Noi^alk Otao. -t Minnie Williams of Nashville visited at tb^blns ™«ta. broke Cole Russell's laat week.____ Etta Tompkins h. at borne from Galesb“£wi« C«.k .total It ta* '»<> <1«| S 10 k'* “ llfbt C. C. Dean’s father and piotber from Boston arc visiting him. John Smith and Lizzie Floefrock were married last Saturday. Allen Martin has gone to his home in Pennsylvania. Several from this Village who went to Wall lake and other resorts came home sick. ** Our farmers who have threshed are getting from 25 to 32 bushels of wheat to the acre. Clark Nash's one third interest in the west one-half,of the south east oue-fourth of section 37, townslilpof Woodland. woS sold at public auction at the offiA of Palmerton A Smith, on July 80 by James M. Smith, guardian, for S800 subject to the widow’s dower interest. C. C. Dean has moved ' his family Into his new store and expects to move his goods soon. The Woodland and Hastings base ball teams crossed bats on Saturday. The score stood 14 to 84 in favor of Woodland. Our club feels very much encouraged and are looking for more scalps. F. F. Hilbert Is on the sick list and C., 8. palmerton holds forth at the exchange bank. * We understand that Messera Kerwin A Shaeffer expect to open their saloon soon. We predict for this saloon the same fate that has befallen every other attempt to establish a saloon in our villager The good people of our village and vicinity usually''gel value received for their money, and know full well that they cannot get value received for money spent in a saloon. We feel like urging the people of our vicinity to subscribe for the Bannek. No one questions btit that it Is the best paper published in thefc county, and the subscription price Is only 75c a year. .Subscribe at the office of Palmerton & Smith. We understand thatG. M. Baitinger will leave our village in about two weekA, Jennie Lamb, of Hastings, Is visiting friends at thh place. Ambrose Cooper has gone to Sunfield to build a house for Mr. Downs. We were out of town last week, hence our Hems did not appear. Mr.McCormick has painted his black­ smith shop. . Frank Asplnall is painting his house. Mrs. Pplly Nash and sou, Clark, will move to Olivet soon. About 20 old soldiers from our village went to Detroit* this week. Jennie Whitney returned to tonsing Frldiy. Guy DeGolia is the new clerk in M. M. ILxlgv's grocery atorc. About forty bought tickets for Detroit from this place Monday. Dail Putnam was iij Caledonia last Fri­ day.! CJ H. Hayter and wife are away on their summer vacation, and George Matteson is taking charge of his photograph gallery until his return. Mrs. A. M. Putnam is visiting relatives al McCord this week. • John Ackerson was in the Valley City Monday. Chas. Anulson and family are entertain­ ing friends fio:n York gtate this week. Monroe Dietrich Is visiting In Detroit this week. Geo. Wilson’s family are moving to Wis­ consin,. where Mr. Wllsou will assume charge of a brass factory. The Christain Endeavor Society are pre­ paring a literary program for next Sunday evening. ; Good Templars held an npen lodge Tues­ day evening. , Mr. Summer and family now occupy the McNeal l»usc on Grand Rapids St I. N. Keeler was In Owosso the fore part of the week. Ike Keeler and family arrived In the village Monday evening, and wit! make this place their future home. Mr. Keeler will superintend the Brass factory. James Whitney spent Sunday In Grand­ Rapids. ' C“£!,CaS'V.n>(rS.nUh. or LU. Delayed Letter. P. K. Jewell was nt Hastings Saturday. Coleman Russell in very »ick. "‘TteGwtoT p^iloBrr7'11 be mo’ed to Several bard fronts the past week In­ Bordlrk 1° the »-.r juring crops on low ground. Walter Mapes and A. Smith, of Ceylon, "rtS. wm . taWlmr be. it Mr,. Klddert were at C. Smith's Sunday. Walter Powers, of Nashville, was at the '"‘tJSfe HtailM. Of Sitanee. to tbreeh- Center Sunday the guest of bls brother. Chas. Southwell has the job of papering lng With III. Seen, Bros. the church and Is at work on the Will Seger and Guy Churchill, of Battle j W. Wolfe and Joe Keeler will soon Creek, were In town the first of the week. Nellie Frost is visiting relatives at north looking after berries. W4»me. B. Smith ta» ««■» b> Detroll <m Augusta. '“GlS*B»mp Is b«Udb>K • 0»e There are 160,000 brick now ryady for shipment from here. This makes about 820,000 brick burned here this summer. Another kiln will soon be ready to burn. Eugene Deck has the frame erected for bls new house. Ansel Kingsbury has been putting up a smalllmni on the west side <Jf the IL R. Mine host of the Cloverdale house has erected an addition to the hotel, to accom­ odate his numerous patrons. The campers still continue to find at Clo­ verdale and vicinity pleasant places of re­ sort. Most of the G. A. IL boys in this vicin­ ity have gone to Detroit Quite a feeling was manifested the day of the show atTlastings by people living along the line of tbo C. K. A S., the latter having made no extra exertions to accomo­ date the people going to the show. Peo­ ple do not like to pay full fare lor the privilege of standing up in a coach crowd­ ed far beyond its capacity and feel Justly Indignant. The ft IL Co. discriminates against Hastings in favor of Kalamazoo. If there is a dog fight in the tatter place, every facility Is afforded the people to at­ tend. The sick in this neighborhood are on the gain, with the exception of Mr. WrlgUL He seems no better. We notice a heading in the Friday’s Democrat in efipitata ‘•Storms and Mc­ Kinley.” Our flnq_ impression was they bad funned a copartnership, n kangaroo firm. The wild goose may have flapped lilt wings many times and so has Storms. Hi# political sentiments are peculiar for we have seen him aiding and abetting the prohibition party and advocating the P. of I. principles, but we always bad grave doubts about til* ever voting anything but the democrat ticket since: he became of apj. We have no doubt but in time long post the wilderness did howl but we have grave doubts of this howl attributed to A. D. Storms being ever uttered by him for the word# are too wlqdy and the authorniphy so deep and oratorlcd. We are led to ask lirash Ridge.' where did he get his Inspiration? He was glad to take 28c for his wool and was quite Horse distemper In our midst. tan flu- contented until some uf hl# neighbors got Bay Fierce is nursing two brok< gers. . -i 30 then he was ready by the promptings Some ex-union soldiers f rom here are at of the Democrat to hurl these anathemas at poor McKinley. . Detroit this week. P. R. Earns has a now well homo. Grandpa Sacket wears a very wise and Aug. Bugbeo has a new slnt and wire dignified look since his daughter has be­ fence along the highway. Looks better. come the mother of a nice little girl. lama Karns is no more. Karn’s family Johnny Drummond is home from the having taken her back to her parents. Rapids on a visit to bls parents. John is G. Robinson has disposed of bls team of looking fine and draws a good salary aud horses, wagon and harness. He will go his employers prize him very highly. An saloon keeping In Delton. example of what a boy can do if he tries In the annals of pugilistic history to and does improve the opportunities be­ Brush Ridge must occupy a prominent fore him. place- Only last week a young man of M. J. Goss smiles a large smile and says 20 summers easily , felled to earth a boy it’s a girl that came to his home Monday thirteen years old. but says he forgot to weigh II Jacob Scheurer- is again without a house­ ■Births seem to to the order of the day just keeper. . .. . . Frost-._In Brush Ridge r.™ ____ _ _______ ... on the morning of at the close of July: one at Dwight Vanaly 25th. Horfi’rAqd one at Btaln Itayta. July 25th. Who Who can can beat beat that? that’. Mrs. Pooley died very suddenly on Mon­ day afternoon and was buried at Banfield. Rutlaud. Brother A. C. Towne made us a very W. Stuart and wife spent Sunday at Mr. pleasant call Saturday. RisbrldgeFs. . Mrs. I* A. bbedd and Mr#. Allen Ben­ Mrs. E. E. Gorham s sister and husband returned to their home in Chicago last son received the ordinance of Baptism at Fine lake Sunday morning by Rev. week Tuesday. Mrs. Stephen Yeckley and brother and Fletcher, of Plainwell, who held services Nora Martin are visiting relatives in Grand hi the Baptist chapel In this village. Rev. Perry Is to occupy the place of Ledge this week. D. Ferris’ little boy fell from a block of Rev. White August 16th. Elder White wood while attempting to fly a kite, and and family having gone on a vacation for a couple of weeks. broke his arm last Friday. George Nelson and family have gone Rev. Miera and wife were calling on friends at Podunk and on High street one visit friends at South Haven. Eugene Borton returned to Mi day last wet*. t M. Ransom Is taking In the soldiers en- again, where his wife and child wil as soon a# ahe i» fully recovered. ! campmeot al Detroit this •week. Stephen Temple's little baby wi Mra. Louisa Hull is entertaining a sister badly scalded Monday morning and niece from the west _ ~ Deal ____ ___ | Mrs. Carpenter, of Carlton, visited I Mtac'iw Li/ full of hot water from the stove. �m___ — j r.rt In > bOTM«' «l>™ O' crtacirf br the "AuoU.re had lb, b,w, .. molM. aud «lw,,. ,i,u 1 I wm. u «lore how u> urt ri.l Iwuru vle.. of «»• rmldo" «' ,0“^" qniu bj dtabre. 1 ........ ' a, uoai atrict honor in trifitak things. < ’the dutie, of wive,, end I. e«7 unkindU a The fart lh*» ■»«<» not mor?r *S^°iTrU'' “IW ''oodhr' I mA* the man. In tiw mad rush for •flea, < of depnwslng lhnt maar “M U» her. scrofulous humor I iSJetftirt* to three day. the tracker’s , Mormons are swarming into Mexico., was ready to commit suiride. it At 1.T00A low*. * myeleriom dlee« duty to hold up intelllgv’ia! us the Idea of factetl 1 him seriou-.ly, »fScotland is slowly gaining in population. in the blood, which eppeent ™«lo“ m^htaxl I. a» P*«to M to teach addition. bo was deapondeut for houn lt ulcers* catarrh, arid end Garcia, the notorious Cuban bandit, has Robert Barney was engaged with n cant iemmirtheeotllf. To ••know something in order to b< I had my mother grow itmnlluttclr much uUnned .1 their l«w«. preKOl add Trnti s ••Goodby. ” and wlketnSJ oTt* ianethlnf is a doctrine that cannot be en‘ been killed. hook in putting a belt on an emery whew consumption, foSi Xften by story and Hh-tratto... <callefl she nskel me if 1 wouldt^* prospective. . It is said 40.000 persons In Russia arc at Blachard’s mill in Roscommon. lb* F. C. Bevemerer. founder of th, use hook caught In hte mouth and the handle The teacher who has created in her children sing i her favorite wlLuiut foud. tubu.«. lB7wbTOng ra?u,j‘l^1x,’i: tn the spokes of the wheel. When Barney tro.t nnd tether ot the two ehlrf M""™ a liking for reading, and a craze for ImmxIu: I Texxa will feed 200,000 cattle on cotton was able to realize what had happened, he of tbe present Havemeyer sugar firm. nn» who ba* Dixie a little hero worahip of the .cull,. Sow of IS ?u WestcSeter Co.. S. Y-. ot the drlppe. on Iu .wy emo. tai It J ™ seed this fall. found the corner of his mouth torn clean men who hare led the world iDtollectua ly. au.w.r i Tuesday. He was 54 y**”* oldhas made a lasting imprestton during the *» koow thorn, for «uto>onallr The moat San Francisco is going to have an olive be culled In to l ,lu i ."S„ T„ rk ’ suJ r “ Two puupere-wotnen-el the MpMchu- year that will go far to proaerveg true oil convention. . Frank Lane was in Fassbender's saloon economical, nett. Stile Farm ut Mlddlebor.. werejo Ideal from contaglou. The question of fuel in Northern Iowa at Marquette and smelt gas. He went fond ot Honor that they drank the w«« 8 A spirit of reveranoe.—American Twe{fn...r Womrn Thwwuu looking for the leak with a lighted match. aafe, speedy, and is becoming a grave one. The other d.y two ’ The usual result followed and Fassben­ alcohol used In the point .hope. One dtad eblldreu need to be taught this more than effective of all Louisiana's output, uf molasses is estimat­ der’s saloon is not the drunk factory it In terrible aeon*, and the other la too IB- any other children on the face of the earth. H“** JrT «“>» ‘t<,rr n-tainou Ji? They inherit a spirit of revolt from the hew reeeutly »prui>K low brioV, ud J? ed at 27,000,000 gallons. was nor Lane the fatal mark of beauty be blood-purlflera. • Prat.'u.rrlinton. new chiefot theS. early eolooial days. In the toeatoo about Ing tbwnwlrw. u . uble “"J A famine Is threatened In Guatemala, was before he became an explorer. He Weather Bureun. will have a ayat™ « of American people to win aud hold the re­ ra> to bring rhe bill .< f,„. oi will recover. local •■torecaMera- of the weather. Here owing to the scarcity of corq. public. liie quality’of reverence has been dlutely hurtenrd to «ay UM .1,. dHn’Sj Escanaba people will make a great kick la a chance tor tbe weather prophet! who nearly all sifted out of national char­ tor unytbing. Thr other .-.on., , will cure you. Six thousand saloon licenses have been 2 on account ot the tariff discriminating are wlae In kooae bone and muskrat lore. acter. ‘•Young America,”* wit bout in­ teu. A. won m It wo brooght issuad In Chicago for the presenl year. u«el against them. The fare from Menominee l-hll Armour, or the “Bld Four." hat tending IL has a chronic "Fourth of July?’ It end eululmol. PROBATE OIUIEIL Thirteen lives were lost In the waters to Negaunee Is 53.25, but If you stop off at gone lo ttarmani toaeo It he ranool talp air toward everybody. The children who "Deer me. tl,l. I, oUogrilwr ,oo State of Michigan, county of Barry -sa. about New York City on a recent Sunday. Escanaba and buy a ticket from Menom­ ralae the country’a embargo on dnaaed leave school this-year with a spirit of Bring me a cup of hot water plea-.'' Al a session of the Probate Court for theCuubSof Barry holden at the Probate Office la lhaetty The waitrem brought the water and then The Dominion of Canada's revenue for inee to Escanaba, and then from Escanaba Inuta It no. he will ablp In alnel abU» and deference to superiority, to age. to woman; Hastings in said county on Thursday, the the fiscal year ending June 30, is 87,000,­ It costs an even $5. The Chicago a North­ pay tbe aatary ot an Inapemor on the who reverence God aud human law because went away. As soou lu-her back western i» the road making this queer rate. it Is law, have received lasting influences turned the woman. amRIag tv her fru-u 000. German wharfs. Present. Ctiariea W. 'Armstrong. Judge of that ftboiftld entitle the teacher to the thanks began to manipulate the cup Of Josie Mpnassa, of West Bay City, had Dr. Henry T. Helmbold, who piled op a Probate. ___ , Minnesota is the first state in the field the cup of water. First nhe put t htti. of the whole nation. lathe nuttter oft he estate of Marcus L. Ward. with a full fledged People’s party organi­ her hand run over while playfeg on a car tnrioiie otdl0.000.000 by 4. A respect for labor.—The day when water in the tea, and then a ]imefa, :nu with some mates Monday anef immedlatelj patent medicine, and who has spent thi On *re*<lin< and tiling the petition: duly zation. an ambitious boy at school thought only of thewater. until finatiy the two were evenly ran to the river liank to jump in. She was past twenty years principally Iu lunatic vartfled. ot Marcus L Ward, son .ot said de­ The great Maryland fruit canneries are prevented after a struggle and said ane ZJlums. has again been retired to asylum a profession, and looked down on hand­ divided, and Io! Instead of one there ww ceased. sUerlng that duly authenticated copies labor. is fast jMfflBlng away. Manual train­ two cups ot ten. Of course her friend, wha of the last will and tesuuneot of said receiving more small fruits than they can wanted to drown herself, as she prefe red and of the probate thereof Dm been filed tn Mdd life, hopelessly crazy. ing has greatly helped to correct this former did not want anything tin- moment before, death to'bavlng her hand cut off. The court and that said will has t>een duly admitted handle. Captain Saunders, commander of the ideal. Boys are finding out that to make was now raady to take, home ten, and trc An immense deposit of asbesos has been doctors hopes to save her hand yeUf ••Whaleback ’ steamer Wetmore who*i trip intelligently a ••mortise and tenon” joint is cups of tea were secured for tbe price of discovered twenty miles north of Medford, Merrlte Williams, ten years old, and two from Duluth to Liverpool carry ng W.OOU as lionorable as a recitation -in Imlln. one. At least that waa what the women Oregon. young companions, of Mason, on Wednes­ bushels of grata without rehandling created Girls are discovering that bread-making thought until they came to pay tbe eh** tion be granted to said petitioner one of the ex­ Nebraska's bank deposits are $47 per day evening were amusing theuwelveo bj so much comment died of heart disease st ranks with piano-playing. The teacher when they found upon the bill cf faretidi centers named in sold will. . seeing which could cross the track laid Liverpool on Tuesday. has a thousand ways to make these Impres­ item: Thereupon it K ordered, that trlday, capita and are almost enough to pay off “One cup of hot waler, six cents.” In front of an approaching train. Merrlte the am day of August A. D. !«*l. al ten her farm mortgages. Wall street experienced a “flurr)” this sions lasting. As the tea was only right they reailv was last, but the feat cost him his life. o'clock tn the forenoon, be assigned for 5 A lore of thoroughness —In the rush The defaulting state treasurer of Mis­ He wan Instantly killed. No blame attaches week, which knocked down tbe price of auhV.Ql twnr.nl. • the hearing of said petition, and that in which our lives are passed there is no the heirs at law of said deceased and souri has been sentenced to prteon*for Stocks, though nobody could trace ton the engineer, who shouted and tried to stop influence more difficult to make lasting all utter persons Interested In said estate, three years for stealing 883,000. sutMtnatial laris or to their origin the than this. The teacher, crowded with a Counting a Billion. are required to apjMmr at a session of said Court, the train. then to lie holden at tlie Probate Office. In the rumors affecting the credit of certain big Mrs. Jefferson Davis has written.a letter The report of 11. D. Platt, of Ypsilanti. business houses. But the agitation weak­ multiplicity of duties requiring twice her ■ What Is a billion? The reply i* very city of Hastings Iu said county and show cause, allotted lime to do them thoroughly, simple-a million tiffirsf a million. This it any there be. why the prayer of the peti­ agreeing that her husband’s body shall be State oil inspector, reports a balance of ened prices, which is perhaps all tbe tioner may not be granted. buried in Richmond. Va. finds It hard to Insist on a thoroughness fa quifikly written, and quicker still pro­ S5.43fl.4T turned over to the State treasury, ••bears” expected. And it Is further ordered that said petitioner ______ she cannot practice herself. One uf the nounced. But no maq is able to count it give notice to the persona Interested In said es­ The first step toward the union ot St. as fees for inspection. It also recites the tate, of the i>endency ot said petition and the Paul and Minneapolis, Minn., was taken a significant fact that while our legislature greatest needs of modern times is to do a You count 100 or ITffK minute; but let ci hearing thereof by causing a copy of this order suppose that you go as far a« 3», tben.aa last winter adopted the Wisconsin test, the days ago by the St. Paul Chamber of An ejal»orate program for the dedicatory Iret numbe.r of things and to do them hour would produce 13.C0Q; a day 2®,a)Q. to be published In the Hastings Uaxxkk a news­ The teacher who feels this paper printed and circulated In said County of Commerce, which adopted resolutions ap­ legislature of Wisxmsln. alarmed at the In­ exerciaea of the World’s fair In October. thoroughly Barry once In each week for three successive pointing a committee to confer with a creasing casuallties due to the low grade < f will find ways to plant the m-ed of thor- and a year, or 305 day*. Ite.i20.0i0. L« u 18P2. lias been arranged. weeks previous to said d>y ot hearing. oughneas, in the insistence tliat the little sup pew now that Adam, at the bcgjnraag committee from the Minneapolis Ixrard of oils in use in that State, adopted the rejeeP CHARLES W. ARMSTKOSa. Thus far an aggregate* of 83.695.000 has details of school life be done thoroughly. of hia existence, hiul liegnu to count, b*d JA true eopy.l Judge of Probate. trade ns to the best means of bringing ed Michigan test been appropriated by twenty-nine states Neatness of dress will naturally come continued to do so, and was counting about a permanent union. PROBATE ORDER. it is alleged Lanri .g's tnlllen. have com­ for representation at the World’s fair. along with this thought. A lady once he would not even now, acconliag to tb* State of Michigan. County of Barn-sa. _ The discovery lias been made that not a bined and kept dow n the price of wheat sj said: 1 do not know Arthur’s teacher, but usually supposed age ot our globe, bsve The Gatholics have chosen a eomnilttice Al a session of tbe Probate court for the counted' near enongb. For to count a the city has become one of the jworest OuASy of Barry, holden at tbe Probate office In child has been born in the White Hills to supervise the making ot a national I do know she Is making a man of my boy billion he would require 9.512 yean, tt: tbe Ctly otHaaUngs.tn said Count), on Thur«- school district of Connecticut in nine years wheat markets In the Stale. But Hr ver) fast 1 never have to wratob hislxMits Cathuilc educational exhibit at the Ex ­ day. the tod day of July, in the year one' and that the youngest child ' attending citizens have organized a company to re­ days, 5 hour* and 80 minut«-«, .ictonj■ or finger nails now. He tries to do every ­ taotisand eight hundred and ninety one. medy this, and ask business men to job position. Many prominent .CatholkA are Ing to the above rule.. Supposing thing so thoroughly.” That influence, Present. Charles W. Armstrong. Judge of, school Is nine years of age. The pwpulation is about five hundred persons, and and contribute to the salary of a man who* much Interested 4n the enterprise. Probate. though exerted for si. short a time, was were to allow a poor counter twelve uoun In the matter ot the estate of Moses Ward.■ soon the schools will have to lx; abandoned, business It will be to buy wheat at Detroit Twenty-four foreign nation* have now just the kind of material from which right daily for rest, e.it I nyna '.sleeping. li-w«dd On reading and filing the petition, duly veri­. the prospects for an increase being very prices, less freight and hold the farmers’ ofilcallly accepted the Invitation to par­; Meals are Bible for the boys and girls to need 10,025 year*. 319 d.iy s, 10 hours and 45 minutes. trade in that city by giving .them a live ticipate In the exposition. Russia, Turkey’ carry away as a lasting influence. fied of Marcus L. Ward, grandson of said de­• |>oor. ceased, alleging that duly authenticated copies markrft Denmark, Persia and Egypt are among the1 Much Is said in these days ot the teach­ of the l«st will and testament of said deceased aud of the probate thereof bas been filed in recent acquisitions. ' ing of cthte-* in the aehooltrodm. When Say some dealers who try to sell a ■ubstltuta We’ll write It down till everybody Mieslt One reason why marriage is so o'wu a said court and that said will bas been duly ad­ preparations n-hen a customer dalls for Hood's principles are inculcated and The American Society of Wood En-. right Till everybody is sick of it mitted lo probate tn Essex county, New Jersey, Sanuparllix Do not allow any such false Maufailure i* that th.invvrage in.in foil* la hvt and praying that said exotnplliled copies of the merits as this induce you to buy v.hat you do Till everybody knows It without seeing It rravers. which Imd a splendid exhibit al1 the blglic**. moral Influences are made • with a woman bewttiae she l.-t* two nr will of said deceased may lx* allowed, filed am; not want. Remember that the only reason for I lasting, the *sonl of ethical Instrnctiou ‘three of the qnaUt;..« «1i®p be attribxte* recorded iu this court as and for the last wil making it Is Uta: a few cents more profit will be that Dr. Sage's Catarrh Remedy cures the the Paris Exposition, and carried of all and testament of said deceased and the ad­ made on the substltu*-. Insist upon b.irtrjt Che worst cases of rhroulccatarrh In the head, the honors in its litie there, has decided to, luu> been given.—The School Journal. ministration grafted to Marcus U Ward as tn best med lei no—Rood’s Sarsauarilla. It ts pecu­ catarrhal headache, and “mid in the head." make a similar showing of Its work, ax blaming her afterward t«er.iw she doesn’t said petition set forth. The average school archietnet puts the liar to Itself. ■ In perfect faith, ite ipaken. the World ’ s have the rest. Wnipcn uu&'t make any L Chicago Ip 1H03. Thereuixin It la ordered, that Friday, the windows Into the school h«u*? walls where such mistake. Th'-; •' • Dispensary Medical Association of Buffate,' 21st day of August. A. D. 18t>l. at ten o'clock m expect to fiad , The lumbermen of Washington have tfreforenoon.be assigned for the bearing of said they will look well from the out-aide. Ninety cherries on a twig ten Inches N. Y.. offers to pay 8500 to any one suffcr-। promised to contribute ail the material Then he put- tlw wainscoting uf the rooms in the average man any of th<^ quaiitix petition, and that the heir* at Taw of ing from chronic catarrh In the head whom ■afij deceased and ail other person* Interest- long Is the record of a Williamston cherry ■ ne» vssary for the construction of the JustJeval with the lot tom of the windows. •cldurn disapnointi’ L — Sjomcrri.ie Journal. they cannot enre. . tree. ....• reversed rr.v,,™-.; Hxpo.ll!™, Then he puts the blacktamrd just above Now if the conditions were —If : ImiMlnit.ttal Lumberman from the Saginaw Valley_ they asked you to pay $500 for a poaltiri? ‘ aud the Northern laclflc ius agn-ed to the nainscotinc. If it chances. h« it in said county, and show cause, if any will lose from $ '.0,000 to $60,000 by the . ... th., Hvhihl* rnw> fhanre. Thl'S cure you might hesitate. Here are rep­ transport the exhibit frw of charge. Thus usually dors. that the bottom of the black­ there be, why the prayer of the petitioner Colonel Bluff -You io:gi-as well ac a wot be granted. And It Is further ordered. failure of C. L. Hazard. utable men. with years of honorable deal­ Washington can expend upon its exhibit board is about where the top should Ixt kuowltxlga lhnt yon ?tole tbe cluckra*, said petitioner give notice to the per­ Sixty thousan<rpounds of cheese have ing: thou.-ands ot dollars and a great name the entire SI00.000, which was approprtat- so much tbe worse for the children. They uncle. I found n [drcr of I <• brawn car. sons interested in said estate, of the penshould be stretched out w» that they can you wore thta night tu the Iren -tied. dauev of said petition, and the bearing l*en sent to Liverpool tins season from back of them and they say—“We can con? thereof bv causing a copv of this order the Crosswell cheese factory. vnu because we've cured thou-utnds of othe* Uuclo Eb<»n I’.riumphabtlVr-Sw. 1 California may show at tta1 World's fair, reach the black imard. The average school to be published tn the Hasttun Baxxkb ii newspaper printed and circulated In said Coun­ The Ionia Pottery Co. ships carloads of like you—If we can't we will pay you $5W xs n part or its exhibit, tlie finest collection board alt* by aud lets such building to go cctch you. colonel. >J didn't w ar a brown ty of Barry onee In each week for three successive flower pots to Chicago every season and h for the knowledge that there.* one whom of minerals in the Unite! States. Instead on.—Moderator. coat diit night .—•I’uiiwk 1 ■ weeks previous to si^Id, day of hearing. we can.t cure. ” of making a special collection, as was done . ■ CmZbLks W. AHMSTHONO. rapidly extending its plant. Henry H. Hu ith. the journm clerk of tbe They believe in Attorney General Ellis holds that the Judge of Probate. , themselves. Isn’t It for the New Orleans, Philadelphia । aud • * ■ prefoMblB -•to ' j»ariH expoaitlons, there is a strong proba- presen', school examiners will continue in national bouxe of n-pn.»?iitat*Tc>. i-» rouA Saginaw man has a German shepherd worth a trial. Isu t any ■trial A true copy. > dog worth 82,000. He can afford It; he’s a catarrh? blllty that the state will send the magnlfl- office till .the second Munday of October. aidered the most u’>k- kejtitalivt expert W contractor for Forepaugh's citcua CHANCERY SAl.K. AMl«Uul Superlni.-Iidmt K. C. H,nk of 1collection* lo U» Mate Any other construction of the law would tbe country, and bi*fknowledge©! [uri»!•» tmrMDce of and by virtue ot an order and apparently leave a vacancy in the office ot mentary taw i» unexceiled. HohasbeU Mining Bureau the reform school at lAnslnc Iras resigned " Museum. *' The corner-stone of the new Congrega ­ decree ot tbo circuit court for the County of bis place for tweuty. ya»r* Canada has receh wl. through the medium one examiner. Barry, in chancery, in the Slate of Michigan, tional church at Owosso was laid under to lake a position with the house of refuge mode and dated on toe tlih day of May A. D. the electric lights on Tuesday evening. I iu Philadelphia. t of Great Britain, an Invitation to make an GETTING RIO OF BORES. ISBl.ln a certain canoe therein pending wherein exhibit al the Exposition, and there is n<> John B. Knur im eotnptalruint and Gilbert W. “Oh. If 1 had only taken this medicine earlier Tbe village of Holly will Issue bonds to The money order* issued by the po«tcffia Waunialey. Elin M. waumdey, Edwnnl Smith raise ironey to unite with the township iu in life, what years of snffenng it would have doubt that it will do so. A deputation of had their origin in a private alMioaby and Hlrarn M. Allen, are defendant*. Ontario members of Parliament Ims asked saved me!” was the touching exclatn.'Ulon of Notice is hereby given tbat I shall sell at building a hall for township meetings. 'three postofiice official®, who began the the dominion Government to assist Ontario public auction to ibe blgbe« bidder, on SaturNo observer of feminine beauty cay fail system in 171E. At that llir. •Buchanan swings into line and votfid to one who had been cured of rheumatism by th" producers nnd manufacturers in making an tee Ittb day of September. A. D. l*u at ten ottock in the forenoon, at the north front door raise 850.000 to build a system of water use of Ayer’s Sarsaparilla. Scores of such cau-a exhibit at the Chicago World’s fair. Favora­ to sec that its happy pow-ssora are banws- order could be iMbed’ for more than five areonrccprd. . vt the Court bouse In the City of Hasting* County ed. Il was remarked to a particularly guineas, and the chanto for seeding that ble consideration was promised. of Barry and State of Michigan, said Court tense works. The vote stood 270 fo 16 against handsome girl that she must often be an amount was 4*. Cd. The system wa» takes Upper peninsula Catholics are arranging being toe place for bolding the circuit court for The Kansas World’s fair managers of­ object of admiration for men who possess­ orcr by the poatoflicc in ISSS. and the fire Dr. Virginia Watts, wJio for several for an elaborate celebration on Sept. I, the the! County of Barn the following described years has been a successful physician at fered prizes of $10 each for the best samples ed no attraction for her, and. as abe was guhu-as for which 4s. Gd. »wu charged Io 25th anniversary of Bishop Vertin's ordina­ of wheat, outs, rye and other grains and very tender hearted, she must find it diffi­ 17W can now be sent for fivrpence. Saginaw is dead. She war x graduate of tion. Harry and State of Michigan, and more part leugrasses, to be put la bundles eight Inches cult to discourage their attentions without Postal orders nre but n decade old. Thar tarty Monwn and described as follows, to wit: the Michigan Medical college. I in diameter, each contestant furnishing being guilty of hardheartednres. Tbo east half of the south west quvter of sec­ She Issue waa begnn in tffil. and since then The scale louse—the Insect which has Engineer. tion thirty-two. tn township number one |nortb । two bundles. Half of the samples receiv­ laughed nnd replied: their popularity has increased yiwrby F". been so destructive to the soft maple trees of rance seven west. 1 have been a great sufferer from rheu­ ed will be entered for premiums at the Ex­ “Yes, it in very difficult at times to get so much so. indeed, that in biwuesscirart Dated Hastings. Mich July 29th 1891. of Illinois and Indiana, is reported on the matism for seven years, and hearing of the position and the others be used Iu deettrat- rid of men you don't like aud not hurt postal orders now frequently piss tMOitfb AIX1XSO K. Kmmabtox. maples at Benton Harbor. Circuit Court Commissioner. success of Hibbard's Rheumatic Syrup, lug the Kansas state building at the fair. their feelings. I found out a novel method many bauds ua a medium of ,xc!!,.nK*.‘T Parry County, Mich. concluded to give it a trial. 1 have tested Henry Clute, of Olivet, bad CO acres of O Scott Cuarx. Models iff paper machine representing for doing this some little time ago, and in fore being presented for conrendoo »» wheat that averaged 31 bushels per acre. the curative properties of the mineral Solleiter for Complainant. some cases it works to a charm. You may cash at the postofiice counter.-Chamber* A Flint man raised 02 bushels on two springs willlout finding relief from that the fur and seal and walrus fisheries on know that it is often the case with men Journal._______ _ ■ . or any other source until I tried Hibbard's the coast of Alaska are being prepared by that they have strong dislikea for certain acres within the city limits. f PROBATE ORDER. the Smithsonian Institute at Washington, t Michigan. county ot Barrv.-as. Rheumatic Syrup, which has done wonders things to eat, for certain odors, and forcerMarriage was a failure to Mrs. Orville teuton of the Probate Court tor the for the World’s fair. It is the intention of Barrv. holden at the Probate Office Io Quick, of Jackson, who was married a few for me. I can now walk with entire by mcaina of these models, to give vistlors tain sad songs. The first thing I do now A lew un»» - .......... „ freedom from pain and my general health when I am burdened with attentions from Mbit uv™ille». !“> days ago. She took a dose of morphine O»I, me -n.u u. ■•u‘5. 7--— is very much improved. It Is a splendid to the Exposition an Idea of the seal In­ a man who bores me is to find out If he has ukto from I he cm. •< mil released herself from the bonds. UKWKMd eight hundred and ntn«y-onr. dustry whicfrjhas caused nni-li diplomatic remedy for the blood and the deblMated a weaknena of this sort. I don’t ask him •ttruted the <UU»I Present. Charles W. Armstrong. Judge of correspondence recently between this Early peaches have l>een shipped from system. Fred Herman. myself, but have a friend draw him into n durin, their o.erl-..J I in the matter of the estate of Alva Allegan at tbe rate of 100 bushels a day Engineer Water Works, Big Rapids. Mich. country and Great Britain. confession. Now, it is positively true that bition grounds. At one l'oan‘^ Matt, deceased. Sold by W. H. Goodyear. Prepared only On reading and filing the petition duly veri- this week. Allegan County’s peach crop Lieutenant Roger Welles. Jr., of the I have scared away men by the methods of mtoely youuu woman w» »ed. ot Rebecca Mott, widow o( said deceased. la estimated as over one hundred thousand by The Charles Wright Medicine Company United States Navy, Commissioner to Ven­ associating myself in their mind>« either open mouthed astoulsbment ■ Mhylugihats rertaM Instrument now on file dollars this year. DetrffiL Mich. £ this court purporting to be the last will and ezuela and the neighboring colonies, reports with the food, odor or music that offends at the “varmint*.” As tb® his dangling trunk. *ham‘^ testament of said deceased may be admitted to Howell Republican: Last year J. M. At Muskegon, 42.300 feet of flooring that the Governor General of the Dutch them. “One man wl^o could not possibly be dis­ amarement knew no boodk Grosman, of Gregory, planted 12 acres of was recently loaded on a freight car, said Colonies In the West Indies, composed of tically shouted to the keepc^ Sg. couraged by my frigid manner had, I ascer ­ potatoes and raised 2,500 bushels, most ot to be the largest amount of lumber ever the islands of Curaaoa, St. Martins, Bonaire are yon goin' to back 1:0 ““ Aruba, St Eustache and Sad*, has accepted tained, a horror of sweetbreads. The sigh t which he sold for $1 a bushel. This year carried In one ear. • TftereuDon Itordered, that Tuesday the ,25th VersMillra*”—Chicago the Invitation to participate In theEx- of sweetbreads being eaten by people about he has planted 15 acres. On her first trip out the steamer Prentice .posltlon. and has appointed a commission him upset him completely; iu fact, it made When you smell escaping gas don't light stranded on Scott’s Point, north shore of trh.ro Cbemlsttr him ill. Well, we hare supper instead qf to take charge of the work. a match to find the leak. That Is what the straits. The Leviathan has gone to dinner at fl o’clock on Sundays, and, ns it Mm. de Jonee-vy ixnbr Frank Lane did in a saloon at Marquette, her assistance. H. C. Payne, upjcial cocuintasioEer to is informal, some of our friends who may quart of Ink on » lor a... and the resulting explosion shook the Mexico, aavs that country will probably be calling late in the afternoon will often drop or two got on my t*»‘ . town and burned Mr. Lane quite eeverely. udw appropriate at the start 8750.000 for the ■it down with us. The man who bored me jou nnrtblnu th.t wl I New Jersey's crop of peaches is ripen­ representation at the Expoaltion, and that In this case found out that by calling at .Honeri Dru«ri-«-l Tbe potato crop in loma county is said that will remove '"’I'ljJLluU.lrf to be larger than for years, and farmers ing prematurely. The yellows and the It will most likely Increase the amount to 5:30 on Sundays be would receive the neces­ . 82.000,000 later on. Mexico voted 8400,000 sary invitation when the supper hour don't know ot nor h>»K >hnt_JHI are getting 40 cents a bushel. Wheat In dry weather are blamed. at Ugrian for the Paris Exposition, and found him there, and as this allowed him out of a beet dre- ->•« ' the same county Is yielding from 25 to 45 During the fiscal year which ended June a good opportunity to be in my company a •pent 81,300.000 before it got through. bushels per acre, and selling at 83 eenta. 30. the general land office issued over 114,­ Great enthusiasm is manifested over the very lang time be settled down to the regPROBATE ORDER­ Chicago Exposition, and Mexico will Patrick O’Toole’s bouse at Merrill, burn­ 000 patcuts for agricultural lands. certainly excel all previous efforts. ed on Wednesday, and notes aggregating State ol Mleblxx. The northwestern Miller figures the At » titsslon ol the ‘rv-_baIe oflks. dreadfully unintoreaUng, and he liked me . County 81.500 were consumed. Mr. Toole's has a of Barry, holden at \xwnl). o» stocks of wheat In the northwest at 9,158,­ rnort unptaaaantly, ao I act mynlf to find In tee city of memoranda of the names of tbe givers of ljniV in U* je>r SCHOOL COLUMN. 570 bushels, 316,180 busitels less than a out if be disliked intensely any particular the notes and will be able to collect them, yeajago. . diah. To my great joy I learned of hia an­ ° reXTco-rle. »'■ *"»>«*• probably. tipathy to sweetbreads. ".ra nouur .< Ibtrifl. •>“The first bale of California bops of this John Grierson, of Pleasant Valley, has Schools are closing. Earnest teachers “The next Sunday night we of course threshed 20 acres of “Nigger" wheat year's crop arrived at New York this week, a» they see classes passing from their hands had sweetbreads, and the way that man which yielded 34 bushels per acre. The and sold for 75c per pound. The quality naturally fall to m-lfqucatlonlng. How Buffered waa the funniest thing you ever Portland Observer says H. Homer had 27 is fine. much have these children retained—outside *aw. He stood it, though, and nibbled at your attention to acres of Clawson which averaged 37 bush­ the apactal train The Western Union Telegraph company of their books—of all that has been given els to Ute acre. to Detroit on Tueshas presented a bill of 81M.000 to the to them,‘‘line by line." “precept by pre­ The affaire of tbe Osceola, Lake 4 Wex­ United States for telegraph service for the cept?" Which Impreeslot > have proved lasting and which were like worda written appeared he Almoat tainted. Then, in the ford Counties Farmers' Mutual Insurance U. S. signal bureau. This Is the day of upon the sand, to be washed away by the meet natural manner, I told him that I Company, with headquarters at Evart, are 7 The Labor Assembly of Chicago will next tide-wave? being wound up by a receiver. Tbe fail­ borne suggestions as to what may be ure is due to the mismanagement of form­ issue a circular warning workmen all over Train will leave among the best Infinuecs to be lasting, mav the world not to come to Chicago hoping er officer m. lv aa »..U„ ____ " Woodbury « »-O3 serve, twit not via, only guide to „ thought In tbe c*®1* to the bouaa again except to make to get work in connection with the big |U>rV« introspective The Michigan Central railroad reminds fair. introspective summing summing up* up of^ of ’ltae tbe year™ yeuris fcl‘ort formal call. one of the Lake Shore, it is so different, work, but may awnst |n forming a Mandant Mrs. MarkTiapkins-Seartee. one of the of character of work with other children in and tbe officials ebow tberr public spirit by offering to build a viaduct st Kalamazoo richest women in thia country, was burled ttie couimtug year. FOR SCROFULA Canada lias 2,iJ>^<XKjtoh&blianti.. Indlx threatens <B4stca buxlnets. Will tarn Green and Frank Laman went fishing on the Gr|nd Bhrer at Grand iiftPids Sunday, taking a case of beer along to ' fumlah amusement Tltey drank the beer ।and capsized the boat in attempting to change sente. I Aman ruuebed the shore 1 iu safety, but Grech was drowned. Thrv uy Nln. V«nZ»»dl ^.nuoliu- u. «l.« huninror Ayer’s Sarsaparilla Has Cured Others ATTENTION! SS3SKM! Sb^TSi.^ $2.35. dT.W^^X’lS^ �■4 zry/ jP£RIAE«< iwifeuoteUjanpress ‘ WHY IS THE ’ vy L. DOUGLAS CQ SHOE CENfPftlHEH .M .™ or 'rho hm chwr clients. Therefore, on tho CHAPTER L P"O'j‘p1' o! tortma pn. inagniticu, f.bulou.rep.,r„ were eiroulau,nLui HARRY TRENT’S NEV.* HomE : It is less than twenty years since the bun. He had tenght aud «,,ld the Trent murder in New and it it war. was {i , , ""‘ Rad 1,ad weighed ”''lS>"4In aiviu uiurucr in new York, i orx, and nt in t-neof the great sensations of the time. I “}* ™«*»*thecrowjuu>f the sovereigns But the Frnncp-Gvrmnn war. following , *'uroPp- He had bargained with the «h»>. .. 1 .k — ............... ■sninni with the s.mb «nd “ the ,nhmi. biubtMht wight <’.!<»• upon it, distracted public atten- J, c” uHnii. In his bodes might nt.nt^h.r ......... b . Lion The mystery connected with it iH'fon*! ,)eI°n’lWtthe he names of ...... every millionaire of wa.i never cleared up. and today there 1LdT diamonds lire few pt eple who reim-mlier it. It lies 1, OI<1 world history either were or had pt the threshold of our story, however, , v “■ i im • T* MteR!?sioui aud were re rt-­ u». IfhiaMMe'ian, in the regalia of their putative nnd we must speak of it before going lplaced ‘larwl 111 further. ' * owners omen, by by ddflfui drillful imitetions f,ulutioi.s iu iu paste. last.-wu-vl.. at . .whichJJarry _ i. _• ... A In the year 1870 the city, above Six- Sn। mt, JIn<> 11** gossip, Trent, Beth street was thinly settled. Upper W’”?, , lluPlH?n'’»!' to hear any of it. ,, , , f* ................... «*•» U* H. laugh heartily and declare that it MlhMenw. trilh th, park on one .id. | would ’^lueky^ob^ ’kl« S2.-’ Boys' Ladies Woolley & Bronson, AG EJINTTS. irfce Milks. die Itegl'ter of UiclilK.ui. <>ti and no -till or n instituted to 4 mortgitfe or •k in the forenoon. : U> the highest bld­ . rb“ court house rr-, i .unity. Mich . !.• ••trcuit court tor tin- yrnntscs dvs« much- i hereof as ie am >unt due on i>vr cent, interest together with an e duilars provided i t in ! described in • rtttiii olcres or (he town ot Hope, sratc ot •Micnigan. tivwji: Cunitnenc:he south cast cor Imoii McCaffrev to •nnlng •iHiib three iml •nie-third rods. • mirth vast corner of the md m-inlng west to withthence north three iri.-v cast to the ruad, of n jrtnninz. all on rm* north east qnar- in town two north hn.l a waate of vacant block, on thu bther, was ___ _ wa, like Ilk.- a country road. road. Thenwere irregular hollows, sometimes with Stagnant water in t.ivin. < r rocky hillivks, adorned widi an <x.*<iasioniil board shanty; but there was no promise of the array of palaces tlmt look down upon the people’* pleasure ground today. Whm. therefore, the year previous. Harry Trent had laid tin foundations of his new house, half a mile or more beyond civilized limits,, he called----a . „ was --------------I'L.v.ir •, Lgil, f, ir.1 according to •the u.. vh yer Fiulli.w fellow or a t emperament of the critic. Conservalives projtesied tliat he would remain iu lonely grandeur for twenty or thirty yeurs to come, while optimists declaml that he showed oven more than his usual shrewdness iu securing betimes a site Which. Inter, was sure to fetch four or : I 11 n- paid by said I. and interest, and be Ine and uii;mIi1 ; (lie nob- uc.-nmpanying • : . .1* nivire. the sum ol -ix do hire and thirty - *r pr.n.upAl mid accrued . (■•! ■ reedings at law or in - •■• Kuted or taken tocolleet p.tt: ib-r-ii’. now rheretnre . •••! th« by virtue urine u '. in >rtgaie contained, aud ■ i- - m ol j and provided, on v. o! 'J-.'to'jer A. P. K$i-. at : .i >>u, nt the mirth front i-• cry ciiurt liuase. in lhe W; county. Michigan. (Unci ■ ;oi4 thecihtdllcourt forthe r- in atiic'a i.tid county said \I. th -re will bp sold at pub­ . ; ‘.|<:i -.a bidder. Hie ■- de riiwnl In said in irtgage <h ■ 4-mr.i it du ? on said mori­ . t-H per •-•nt. per annum. fVj-nxesof this foreclosure. - vli■»•! auornry fee of ■ ••; -.ivid -il fur In said inort• •■! ;>i law. sa il premises be■ : tnorfg use as follows to wit: ur j -.n el of tend lying and !' '.!• ot Assyria, (ioiiniyof •! Michlirin. and known and - • ■» wit. tbe east half of the -eftrda twetlty <‘J0) town ■. vi lielong to the Prince of Wales’ set. Bnt 1 "m l»li nt u-hntev r n<- iiit rntt Ktnnil though cosmopolitan in his way of life agreeable; at whatever point j ou stwsl .lie was a good American in his political ’ fc^harmnni'm linM Rwhin’ cToraand nnd social opinions. It was his business ta.-,.harmmn UBlima. uxhin^ udora and that took him abroad. । tjiacious lierejiecti es. E ery roon jw a incture in itself, combining the I others to fonn a mon* elaborate picture. peturo wearied by petty petty y«the eye was ncu rr weaned >UV minor .u.u... Gatures caylwtrf (.etails; thu lo.Mtituted --ill 1 ti> till' whole Mfl'Ct nod iM-intrihliU-i oajtabatedtothowbota «B»ct in.lead of drtraatng from It. There woe , \ nothin- mtba bon.-* tlul Jldnot la-loa. [ : !Fl 4$it Ho |i 1 toHarry HarryTrent Trent— —-not -notonly only in in the the ordinary ordinary |! Jffiji '•» 'sense of proprietorship, but as being tho T ■ material incarnation of his thoughts, Awfffr • xjr|K£*|■ tastea and accomplishments. His bouse : was he—and it is paying him no small j | -ompliment to say so. A man's interior j I j3 rot always bo comely an object of con­ ' temptation. You might discover, indeed. I MW® there, a picture, a statue, a I I . sweep of drapery or a passage of c°tor 1 that indicated regions iii the daiigner’s jP* nature of a Somewhat sumptuous, senmi. . , . 'bus or jroluptuous tendency; but they He was S ^d "family, and hi. father ' werejiever . -ii made in the payment .» •■•rtain real estate inortgagv. • ty (ibid H. Hpaldinc. and "U Iks wfe. mortnurors. to • • mortgagee, dated February •• .! id rvc.irded In the office of : r.tiof Barry eonntv, Mlebumn - . st t uv> o'clock iu the after-' : iuortgagrs on page fllv; by . i<o*rr <»( sale In said nroriLrcmtie operative as to the • urrd to be p.ild by said tnortmeluitli ... ■ • •’. and interest, and wherrna tbrn-Kd-,,.,,. be nowdueand unpaid on the ssi-1 CK.r.ind the not** accompanying the bwdrctf* • <it this notice, the num ot four lhet irin- •' .. i >'tioliar? and fiT^F'cents iw»«>J mortgagee on tbe ten«nic»oiT vi-'premises, m* be was autboririwie. nutKlDR in ail urc iumI rlehteen dollars and I no still or proceediupi at \z iwn instituted or taken ••Na .v part tnereof. now thrftt>rt-: •reVy given that by virtue Vt Ulr IM> A n skid ni<>rttr.tge contained. Hi cVr made and provided ........ i.-yot October A. D. lft‘1, i iu the forenoon, at the north •• Barrv cdunty court bouse, In ii-rs. Hwy county. Michigan. ‘"r Place where the circuit court . of lurry is held), In which said touch <uiii nfeiiHses an- »uus<ed. there will be S'H.’k- uix-thmor vendue to the highest ,.4WH >na expcieeM oi saia 'orrby l*w lurhHlIng on attoraey 'toilers prnrtdrd tor in said mart W-I :j.lnwe<i by law; said nretnlM* t^ng itw? . '•w mortxace as follows to wit: Ml t. i. ctrt-te nu*ce ar pareel of land staute (5uL,51,S’.?ll'e Township of Assyria, iu the }.!\7T a1”1 »«• of M-chlran.an<1 de*”Wda»f*>n<wrttowtt: The east half of the '1ljarter, ot section number twenty. ► ■'.?». cc unrth nuixe seven west coi-talninx wf,i L 011110,1 more or ,e®*- Ba'd 5018 to a certain prior roortVKOIU.K .11. KVEJITB. {J";',?”*<md owner Ot oald mortgage. W?ulii<“*- B*wie Creek-Mlch- I rail it waa Inr bit, lo make both cud, meet. ' him for what be appeared, and he was taken for bn uncommonly fine f41iow. But to return to the marriage quesiw * °?iui0B fffiined ground that Uarry Trent contemplated matrimony, though I..- veer was found bold enough to point out the particular wouian who । was to enjoy the good fortune of being | made his wife. Some fanried It might be the handsome New Orleans widow, Duly Matchiii, who wM known; to have been un terms of cordial friendship with I him for many years, and ut wfa<Me house in W eat Eighteenth street he was often seen. But experienced critics objected that, had she been the destined bride, she would have Iwcme Mrs. Trent long ng<>—the acquaintance was now too old to issue in that manner. A few enter­ prising spirits threw out suggestions looking toward Olympia Raven, a beau­ tiful girl of eighteen, and a eonrin of Hurry’s by marriage. But Olympia was | really too young, even for Harry, and berides, he had quietly n»ule known his | intention of inviting her and her mother : to come anjl live with him—which, it was agreed, he would scarcely have done had ho meant to wed her; nor would he have, settled an income of eight thourand a year on the mother and daughter had he looked forward to becoming the । former’s son-in-law. So one hypothesis I afttr another was advanced and rejected, . aud at the end nobody was wiser than at | the beginning. | The house was completed in what Softened light comer through the curteined windows on either side of tbe street; carriages ramble up and down over the uneven pavement, ever and uuon pausing to set down their occu­ pants at a carpeted doorway. At Thirty­ sixth street Horry pauses again, and be­ fore his mind rises the picture of the youug Olympia, a figure of youth, health and arch intelligence, who is even now, perhaps, thinking of him. only a few doors away. Shall he go in and pass the evening there? Be nearly yields to the suggestion, and takes a stop or two in that direction. But no! he had promised himself something different; he will boo Olympia tomorrow. He turns again and resumes Ids walk. Yet Olympia was really thinking of him at that moment, and tomorrow—well. Tomorrow some­ times means never. No such reflection disturbs Harry Trent The exercise has warmed his blood, and his heart is light. The con­ stant success of his life has had its effect upon him. He does not believe that mis­ fortune can overtake him. Mortal man seldom or never lives to Harry's age without having done something that be ought not to have done. Yet ho lias done much good in the world. His reputation among hist fellows is untarnished. If he have enemies they have not declared themselves. But lias he un enemy? At any rate, he fears none. Like,other fort­ unate men, ho has faith in his star; like them, too, ho forgets the legend of Croe­ sus. By this time he has passed beyond thq most thickly settled portion of fashiona­ ble New York; tho rumble ot carriages is less frequent, and there are gaps be­ tween tbo houses. Foot passengers are few. His steady footsteps are echoed distinctly from the frozen pavement. I His shadow only attends him as he • walks, now lengthening behind, now , slipping beneath his feet and starting I out ahead of him. Darker shadows Tbe truth, ns usual, doubtless lav be­ । seemed, judged by our standards, a son­ tween the extremes, but may reasonably ; derfully short time, for it was ready to bo hold to have inclined toward the large I Im lived in before tho end of the winter extremity rather than the small one. | season of 1870—say in carnival time. Kings and queens and other people of But Harry Trent hud himself superin­ „ .. ____________________ _ iu pressim*. I tended the work in all its stages, and august station are sometimes I need ami ...u-i of ,-.r money, ___________ i ihave ....... Uttle’wiceM ? | had seen to it that the workmen's hours , their jewels to offer in exchange forit. । of rest did not exceed their hoars of la­ J Their jewels may or may not be their bor. And yet, when all was done and all vvchue events,, paste (: lpersonal ------------ property; at „„ jmaa* [ February was drawing to a close, he I....*; ................ t reproductions are cheap and... easily* come 6tUl delayed moving in.’ It may have i by. Whu knows, or cun ex]H‘<-t tokuow. ! l*'vn ’ni<rt!h' accident; it may have been gather in the side streets. As he reaches whether th-Regent de France, the Basha * that ,M? w‘“ w^t»ng for Olympia Raven I tho park something seems to detnejj it­ J of Egypt, the Sancy, ur even’the Great .1 ....... an*’ •*»•* ^or ant'KkV* tnothertoget ready,, »>r, or, ptKKSIpossi- self from the duskiness on the left and H, their weak weak side side— j Mogul, are genuine ur bogus? If bogus. I bly—for all meh meu have have their — move forward to where a broken board­ ' where are the originals? Whispers have iI he was the "**v least •'*"•• bit u,v superstitious nupv.nin.iuuB nuu and ing bespread with a gaudy placard an­ even been heard regarding tho Kohi- { WM haunted by a recollectioa of; that nouncing the appearance of a favorite 1' noor; »•■•* - »------ - -•■ in• this "Id nrov<*ri>. "Wh„n th.* imnu* h„n» but it ;h- *•• io lL IkThoped"that, olJ Prowrii, "When the house is built actress in tho tragic drama of “Leah" llcftth pl,u're in-” But h.< was strong provides a convenient screen. Harry live times its present value. Harry Trent case at least, there is no basis fur them. • Meanwhile linrrr Trent continued dih’ an * 1 hca l ‘ h . v ’ » tl10 enjoyment of a ; Trent pusses steadily on and the shadow himself said little, but went on with his -♦ gently at work on his new house. Wu j that hai1 neT,T met with a serious ! follows him. ImiLling. ; He was certainly no fool in a general i have seen many fine houses erectedbince .a^ar*’ "r disappointment. In cvery-- i And now, at length, the goal of tho nttempted he had been success ' little journey'is in sight. There stands way of speaking. He was between fifty tii-n; but it is ?-.tfe to say tliat Trent's thmK i nnd sixty years of age. and his hair was house is still as good as anything in tho ! *al’ iu,d vlll,er ITudence or a naturally : tbe new house, solid and shapely on its | strong foundations, had kept him from ... . built to last and to white; bnt then it had been white siuce way of a dwelling in New York city. 1 r..'.exceUencv. ----- ii—._ however, i------------ .------his youth, and his face looked fresh aud • Its lay not. so .much ; spoiling his nerves and digestion by too | be the abode of prosperity and happii anxious and assiduous lalwr. If ever ; nesa As Harry Trent approaches it he young, hl figure he was above middle ; in external adornment us in tho fittings i the afternoon slopl* of a man's life prom- j slackens- bis pace, and a proud glow of height, graceful and well built. His . and furniture inside. uuuuio, .. corner ronrorun-orrauwron stood on a lot—or rather on 1 •■«> «•> >«• ranny. «»y aud prulougcd, it proprietonhlp rxpaud. Ms breast. He manners were exquisitely suave and I It courteous, and hod a jioliMi not exactly .ucumer lot aud two udjoiuins one.-- : •- Mm. Hu hyl built a a. .n a .wift the pmproUro ^corner lot nuu two aujuining ones— i ‘........... . , , \ ------- , - - - •- - l bnnur. rv.efat.lkP«feetly a.luntrol adapted l-r, to hia bl, wta; of the yC»rS t*) COme. Within the&6 XOtU* American. In fact he had lived many and llii-n-wa.- «prov »n talh tidtMof it. | «» W?: “• ____ ’ walls is to begin the long succession df a years abroad, and was received in the While nt the bank WM arnomy indoatm . . . . ... .... fri.‘n<I< utirvit ir»ii t fnr >mpal.eW for tli« the nnnta* honro warrnwanu- '. happy ptalenty. lUch, P'werful and i*est English and French society. He andnablc. It wro built of a rcddhdt M"1 'h'y, that had to |»ocefn!. they .hall lake their plroe a, was a jiersonal acquaintance of the late un>r,ton.- with l.nuel i.roiuctlM win. ■ **• Y™™ nab-.ifHn.enif.ntv < f Thn rflnn tSceldwaHohtoaremoto ; elapH<! before Lent came and postponed. tbo the best type the foremost Emperor Napoleon HI, and was said to i! i 7b.ALlreS wi? &iu»-m.d earth. Th. of women rimll be nation teauti-of • -rr.i f. r,-.d "‘tele m«ri• . Ohct B Spalding : ! ; hls aife, u:ortK»p*r». . .'uq*--. dated Dcc»*m' recndislln the office • -4 I'.irrv counu. Allchi!• 1'TI. at I iSrfock In u__ y\SS9CIATIORi BERKYW PART ONE-DEATH. ishoe charitable; for the rest yon must tlfo ' Btl^ Harry Trent made no sign. • waathe uitter with Mm? The library door was ajar and the ser­ vant was surprised to mo the light, of iho gas within still burning. Had the muter fallen asleep in hin chair? He clocked softly, and than there being no N~qxm«e he ventured to push open the loor and enter. The gaslight falling on the broad ta­ ble that stood near the fireplace cant a dmdow over the hcarik rug, bo that the tergeant did not at first see what lay ' ihere. Ho notiqed that tho last embera were expiring in the grate, but as he ■itopped round the corner of tho'tlble he started, and the coal scuttle felt from his , hand with u craah. Stretched out on tho rug, but in an oddly constrained posi­ tion, lay tho form of Harry Trent. The of the falling scuttle did not rouse him; indeed, the eer^yint, with tlie practiced eye ot a sohTier, hud per­ ceived in r. moment that he was dead. Bat he thought’ that tlie man had died from a stroke of the heart or of apoplexy. He was nut prepared for the farther rev- , elation, and us he realised it a groan of liorror burst from liim. From the back of the neck, a little to the left, protraded the hilt of a knife or dagger, curiously carved. The rag was soaked with blood. Harry Trent had not died a natural death, nor had he slain himself. He had been murdered. CONTINUED. Is nne which Is guaranteed to bring you satisfactory results, of in case of failure a return of purchase price. On this safe plan you can buy from our advertised druggist a bottle of Dr. King's New Dis­ covery for consumption, it is guaranteed U> bring relief in every case, when used for any affection of throat, lungs or chest, such as consumption, intlainmatlon of lungs, bronchitis, asthma, whoopingcougn, croup, etc., etc. It is pleasant and agree­ able to taste, perfectly safe, and can al­ ways be depended upon. Trial twltles free at W. 11. Goodyear's drug store. We desire to say to our citizens, that for years we have been settling Dr. King's New Dlwovcry for Consumption, Dr. King's New Life Pills, Buckleu's Arnica halve and Electric Bitters, and have never handled remedies that sell ns well, or that have given such universal satisfaction. We d<» not hesitate to guarantee them every time, and we stand ready to refund the purchase price, if satisfactory results do not follow their use. These remedies have won their great popularity purely on their merits. Sola by W. H. Goodyear, the druggist. The best salve in tbe world for cuts, bruises, sores, ulcers, salt rheum, fever sores, tetter, chapped hands, chilblains, corns, and all skin eruptions, and positive­ ly cures piles or no pay required. It is guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction, or money refunded. Price 35 cents per box. For sale by W. II. Goodyear, the druggist Bay county's ontcrop will be tbe heaviest on record. What ful and bountiful, the men eminent and I honorable.’friends of the great and great Merit wins, as the marvelous succev of Hood's Sarsaparilla shows. It pos«e»es true ' Ho hod. in fact, visivd the house al- themselves. The house of Trent! It medicinal merit. bold by all druggists. | raOtit every j.1V-]eUillg in wil}1 stands dark and empty now, but tho L. A. Bliss, of Saginaw, brother of the ■ fa j ^un^nug through the . hour is at hand when its windows shall ex-congressman, is dead. - ^Ufnl roems. where fires were kept be illuminated and its doore opened, and ,’ .Q tlR, open by thc dty |o do u hoInagr. It has been said that skilful advertising ।j charg<.. He contemplated the ! There is pleasure for an imaginative will accomplish wonders, and this Is partly interiortromall ami in mind in int4?ril,r from all pSnu of of view and in doing privately an<l. and. wit as it worn, were, true, for it Is no uncommon thing to see I, >UwixMls .. . . . ......... Kimclinl„ tentatively muk1 by stealth thing, ..... that ordinary pemotu various nostrums achieve a brief notoriety ins , u,#ht mo,|irlc.Uion of arrange- " onld make no «ocrot about. Harry in this way. But they do not outlast mcnt hkelybaa not to Trent, fa «pito of bin proved and prac- the notices that herald them. Thus > __ ____ tho . next day. ..... Ho seemed loath to i' tical hnginn-.q ima?- it is that tlie mercurial and potash rem­ ■ restore business «u«en/ritv. sagacity, hnxnlivelv has a lively imagpereuadehimself that «U was really jast ' iuation; and, as the miser steals off to edies are constantly appearing before the public in new disguises. Advertising, ' ns ho would have it, aud yet ho could coant his money, or tbe lover to serenade however, will not account for the popularly devise no improvement. So might a his lady love, so had Harry become in­ that 8. S. 5. has enjoyed for fifty years, I lover study the face of his mistress, fatuated with the idea of spending an nor for the fact that It has become a house­ I afraid to believe that. Iter lovely features . unsuspected night in his new house. He hold remedy; nor will advertising account j were absolutely without flaw, or so would not share with any other that vir- for the thousands of testimonials that the might any mortal regard the most nearly , gin experience, and it would be agreeable people have given in Its behalf. Only tbe jwrfect earthly achievement, unable to 1 in after years, amid tho stir and voices most substantlul merit can account for the suggest any* bettering of it, and yet of an overflowingf.miiv family.nA and»re-inl socialHf* life, estimation In which this wonderful'med­ vaguely conscious that, in some way, to look back upon thia first night of soli­ icine is held. tude and meditation. nothing of thia earth could be perfect The Muskegon veterans will go to tbe With an Inward smile of satisfaction, Detroit encatnpqient on a special train. ' indeed. I Tho twenty-fifth of tho month ar­ accordingly, Harry Tgpnt ascends the liad left him a property sufficient to re- | subordination to the rest, and were afu r ,uuu-----------------. ; rived and found the situation unchanged. steps and puts his key into the lock. The Here him from tHe necessity of <orM tB tmiy wlmtwjM bee^^d^ Jlgrry Tfcnt 1 Harry Trent }wl iiad uu on that day gone u to door yields before him and swings on noiseless liinges, but as he closes it the But Barry Trent hail not an idle boneih , u»nof his ortuti. .md generous tempera I[ afternoon u .a at Mrs. Matchin s. it lx*in{ tea at mrs. juau-ijms. i* miup .• , ,, , , i. his body, aud he had no sooner complet- ^But ‘ what was Harry Trent going to I her .lav at how. and had romarood till hollow round resound, through tho darkBut what WM Man-y iren,gO1o|swl“'Y A doxra other people "'«*■ Hereupon, prewntly. etepe arv ed his university career than he gave do with hi, new home? Ho was going .nd the talk was lirelv. I heard in th1 distance, and ., . light approof of his activity. Instead of taking to . i:..„ 4- ;♦ A.jubtless; but did he mean P ' ’* , • particular}.. 1 pears, carried in the hand of the faithful live in it. donbtka,-. lie m«in latterly | Harry 1Sreteker, who. with Ids wife, maintains up a profession, however, or cultivating to live alone? Tliis question had----------The Keystone window-shade roller tbe fine arts—as his fine taste aud organ­ iiany charming women j & “P .pani-d him to the ante- K^ard in the basement Strictly speak- factory of Girard. Pa., will locate in thrown a good many charming of mind. women It was 1 ^dSTto ahi“wWwwnU ! ■>< H^rrwifl not tho ization might have led you to suppose he into a meditative• frame frame of mind, it was ing, of course, Harry will not pass the :bnginaw. would—he directed his energies to trade. llpoakhw with him in an undertone. night alone, nor, perhaps, can a man of known, of courro. It that tady al the lecture :be other nlgbt only After spending a few years in a banker's been married; bnt that wtu> , m,..v with undoubted! v 6n confidential his business and social importance ever (knew bow nicely Ball's Hair Renewer would s t------- .\ office, to learn the meaning of finance, his wife laid died within a year ami bad They were undoubtedly 6n confidential hope to escape entirely from the knowl- ) remove dandruff, and Un prove the hair she he rented a place tip town and appeared left him chiMlero. There was nothing, terms, and (for every straw must count) edge and supervision of his fellows. It , would but a bottle. liefore a startled community as a dia­ then, in tbe way of hi, marrying again, it sent up her stock as the posable Mi. was jKHwible that several persons might Trent several degrees. She came back A quarter of a mile cinder track is to lie mond merchant . . and upon other ground., such an event .yvith a deepened color and a mysterious, know of or suspect his present where- ,built at tbe agriculture college this summer. After all. if one must follow a trade, wa, nrobable. For. „ baa already been ubouts. Bnt. on the other hand, care­ smile, and entertained her company there are few articles of commerce more intimated, ho wro still to all Intent, and takers can hardly bo said to coant as oc­ j cupants, and if a man believes his move­ Mrs. Window's Sootbuig Syrup lias been used »greeable to deal in than diamonds. purpose, a young man. That quality in more brilliantly than ever. tor ebildrvu teething it soothes the ehild, Harry Trent walked to>hu» dub, only They are beautiful to look at. profitabl- him that led to hia being oM Ho"? n few blocks off, where he temporarily [ ments to be untraced, ho is just as con­ softens the gums, tuiays nil pain, cures wind colic, and is tbe best remedy for dlarrhcea. tent, for tbe time being, as though they ; tp handle, and they stimulate the imag­ Trent, instead ot Mr. Trent, or Ifrnry. had rooms, and took dinner there with j Twenty-0ve cent«a boule. Sow by all druggteta ination. Tbe romances of diamonds are may rorvrtoconveyonemeautng. Hewro througnout tbe world. two or three friends, one of whom was his . really were ro. among the most fascinating of the still in the ,wim:%e waa not on tbo re­ “ You ’ re not dozing at your post. I see, chief clerk. The Utter afterward drank Three new buildings, costing 34W.OOO. world’s stories. The spell woven by tired or retiring Hat: be wm modern .nd coffee with him in the smoking room. sergeant,” says Harry, for tbe man was have Isecu put up at Olivet college within these stones is mysterious; it differs from active, not fossilized and antiquated Men At about eight o’dock Trent left the | a veteran of the war. “How is Mrs. the past two years. *"> ' dub without saying where he was going. ! Simpson?" the vulgar eraving foru»®n®y- J“ “L voungcr in y«w» ing. changing, intangible spirit in them “In good health, sir, and tliank ’ec; we eWlcitv and vitality. Ho kept pros and he did not come back that night. | These pills are scientifically compounded, illuree forever those who have one® with the time, and looked ahead mUt'-r Let us follow him ourselves. A recent I wasn’t looking for you so late." and ualfonn In action. No griping pain so than backward. Moreover, bo was fond spell of warm weather has melted the ;■ "The fact is, sergeant. I've come to commonly following the use of pills. vielded to it Its glory memo ' of society and constantly in it. and « । spend the night. Is the bed ready?" for it is like nothing else of earth; yet 'Diey are adapted to both adults and chil­ snow from the streets, but now it has "It is, sir, and a good, fire in the dren with perfect safety. We guarantee fallen clear aud cold again. The dry, one would scarce venture m„ more liked by enly. It gleams most brilliantly from they have no equal in the cure ot sick bracing air tingles in the nostrils.1 Ham- grate." the midst of human blood and enme mid with hie own brilliancy, bnt be made Trent throws away his cigar and fil « "That’s right! I want to find out. you headache, constipation, dyspepsia and ■ them brilliant; be dryw from them the his lungs wi h the frosty distillation of set4, what sort of dreams the new house bllteuiDess, and, as an appetizer, they ex­ misery. The diamond cel any other preparation. Sold by W. iSrtthrt wtu, in them and enchanted like a river of flowing light on the stars; then he buttons his coat across will give me.” “May they be good ones, mr; yquTl y. Goodyear. ^,emselrea. , an’s bosom; but on that nveJ’'the■ ronle , _ 1 his chest and stei« out at a sturdy pace. I I come honestly by ’ em. If any one calls ’ I Wrabeau had the "don terrible do la of both man and woman are hurried to The Clinton woolen company of Adrian, His white hair glistens like silver beneatu dctli. tata tauiliariU-;" Harry Tn'”t. ■, ! will I let ’em in?" has taught 400,000 pounds of this season’s death. The The hollow hollow of ot rot ittltat, "TTl. the rim of his silk hat; his ruddy, tandly, mvauz . Bn nrmV Or or • “Well, visitors are not likely to befre- clip up to datej may hold a gem able ____ to raue an army £ ot apathy handsome fa-, with ita aquibne now-, y | quent this evening. This is something in moVwon.rity; yet it ill. hot a form of ™ (lo employ once atamtat blue eyre an l well set Ups, is alternately provision a city; yet is but *— — — (lie distention ot the stomach which many tte rommoroet phretcal nr produces- It ; adjective)_______ i of wthvciral revealed and shadowed as he approaches tbe way of * scout reconnaisancc, you people fee) after eattag, may be due to Improper '““uSb e love of tataty ttat understan<1. However, if any one does and pwea the street lamps. At the cor­ nuwUcation of the food-.bus. In most cases, wt JI evil tad ngly *“"r—T.i- nth., roi. They IHt t“‘ ner of Twenty-sixth street and Fifth come it will ho on particular business, I n indicates a weeklies* ot »be dixeaUve argans. Fhould suppet."; so they may come up.” Uie best remedy for which is one of AVer's Pilla. ^m^do^gU^ avenue, where the up town Delmonico’s "Very good, sir. You’ll not be turning now stands, he halts and seems to de­ in quite yet, rir^ Chas. E. Thomas, the new secretary of liberate. "No, not for two or three hours, prob ­ Tttat “_______ A beggar creeps up and mumbles a tbe Lansing Y. M. C. A., will try to raise dealt ra diamond,, tad built Um<’/•‘J tlmt -q money for the erection of an association petition. Harry looks at him a moment ably. Good uight” "Good night, sir, and a pleasant awak ­ tnd then draws off his glove to give him building in the Capitol city. tortuno from them. 1,1 “JT'TTSown 1ta '™ “m' . /quarter. A woman walks by him. ening!” iorttimo he broarno the- tart taowu ,bom women ronin “ Children Cry for Pitcher’s Castorla. ►* Children Cry for Pitcher’s Castorla. oadwe^thlMt mezclmnt in the No one wm > rerer judge of their pan > and value; diamond.of uneqtmleapant) Sd aplimdor roomed to Death hi, ftngeni. kne*the and own®, of Ml the “ world, tad tame, were tatet rote P<^ tbroughhi. hwdj «1®J* ^true'disauv extant Withal, hie au true mrmd merchants, he was M silent■** «M1 “rttf”lT K^ti-Ted* tawerer-lta^• lingers and turns to pare him, again. With the dawn of the next day came Harry says, “Take care, my child; snow, covering the roof of the new house there’s a policeman round the corner. and the stone steps of the entrance and hack driver draws up a. at tte the A iiack ' .u. yacant avena/> HortrAant gimpson Rimuson touches his hat Harrj he* ite ■ • d himself be time, and having filled Xntod to a different conclusion. If we to the KO««P of the world, who * iT^rne? Hany Trent was b man would <*“!*_ , he'wag a highly cultureu. a v,;o wav* on the other aMUyberiukrohri he.lMdcroituroM bl« wJk np the tad » PHvata, tb. Blwy, whtob with tba chamber ta roSL il mlS? t which HWJ Trent «. to hero - �Hastings Banner. Hastings Thursday, August 0. 1891. MARSHALL L.COOK. Editor. THE HABTTNG8, MICU., POBTOFF1CE, AUGUST 14. 1879. EDITORIAL NOTES. The Tribune’s Washington correspond­ ent recently reported tliat leading demo­ crats who bad drifted into that city allege they expect Cieyeland's supporters in the east will not make more than a nominal re­ sistance next winter to free coinage leg­ islation, and that the idea is to get the question out of politics in advance of the presidential nomination. Whereupon tbe Little Rock, Ark. Gazette improves tho oc­ casion to say that the democratic organiza­ tion now represent) more than two-third a of the voters ot tbe country and that the party stands committed to the free coinage of silver, also that ‘‘the party stands with the people.” It says no one questions that a free coinage measure can past through the bouse by more than a two-thirds ma­ jority, and tliat “President Harrison will be compelled to sign or veto a free-silver bill”. Undoubtedly many of the demo­ crats arc talking tliat way now, but It Is by no means certain they will force the issue. It may be found before next win­ ter rolls round tliat tbe agitation ot the question during the last few months has opened the eyes of a good mans* people to the enormity of the proposition and the evils that would follow its adoption—evils not to be borne by one party alone but by the whole nation. It has been proved that the sllverites were all wrong when they promised last summer that the passage of a law for the purchase of 4,500,000 ounces of silver per month would cause silver to advance to 8L29J< and keep it there. It has been discovered that the United States was unable by that measure । to do more than assist the speculators in causing a temporary inflation, and that the market vglue of the metal has fallen back to about the level from which It started when that agitation began. It has been observed that the effect of such agitation was a stringency of the money market, the very reverse of wbat the sllverites expect­ ed, and that tbe market became an easy one again only when it was ascertained that there was no prospect of the measure being made into a law. A great many of those who a year ago were deceived by the specious arguments of the silver-mine owners are now well aware that they fa­ vored for the nonce what would have been a great calamity to them but for the sound conservatism of the others who refused to walk Into tbe trap, and both- sets of men are now too thankful they escaped it to be willing to risk the thing again. So there Is yet hope of those who want honest money, a sound currency, and a manful meeting of obligations in dollars worth as much each as those borrowed. This class includes a great many democrats, as well as republiMns, and those of the democratic mouthpieces which are trying to drown the consciences of the rest by their loud cries may poeslbly find the “still small voice” of reason and common sense more powerful, if less noisy, tlian their own clamorous expressions, many of which are mere sound and fury, “signifying nothing.” Hence it is far from certain that tbe Ga­ zette la right in its assertions that the par­ ty is commuted to the free coinage of sil­ ver” and bound to insist on that at tbe next opportunity for making itself heard. There are a great many democrats who, would pitber not be paid in a three-quar­ ter dollar when they can get a whole one. —Chicago Tribune. Experience has demonstrated the futility of attempts to satisfy the seif styled tariff reformers by any concession short of abso­ lute free foreign trade and its necessary adjunct of increased taxation on the prop­ erty and business of the country. Proof of thia may be found in the history of every revenue measure enacted since that of Washington and Madison in 1789. Notwithstanding the fact that tbe Mc­ Kinley law placed more articles and greater values on tbe free list than any legislation olnce tbe Walker tariff of 1840, the exist­ ing law Is more violently assailed than any of its predecessors, and the old charge of discrimination in behalf of capital and the tariff law is made conspicuous by the appeals ot tree trade attorneys to the cre­ dulity ot their bearers. Along with the hourly discredited charges that the amout t of tariff Is ultimately paid by consumers, goes other equally untenable theories and assertions that even* business man iu the country knows to be false. Nearly every merchant in this country Is selling tariff protected goods ns cheaply as similar articles can be bought In any part of the world, and some of these articles are sold for less than the tariff would be if Imported. To ask these men to believe tliat the tariff is a tax on consumers in this country is to credit them with less busi­ ness sense than should be looked tor among the inmates of a foundling hospital. The voter who will not post himself with facts so readily accessible may find it profitable to look about him for proofs ot Ills right to a voice In shaping tbe business policy of the country, for well grounded suspicion of his incompetency is likely to be aroused among the more intelligent neighbors. Mr. Peffer, the newly elected senator from Kansas, Is credited or discredited with the remark thnt money has “no in- Irinslc. value.” Perhaps he will refuse payment of his senatorial salary In money, aud will trade the products ot his mind for the products of the farm, the loom, and such other products as his wonderful mind may be able to afford. Mr. Peffer confounds “value” with “use.” A man has use for wheat or meat when be is hun­ gry or for water when he is thirsty, but of themselves none of them things have -value.” They are not “valiant,” “valua­ ble.” “strong,” which Is to say, they have not of themselves “Inherently,” as the sen­ ator says, any power that commands re­ spect or excites desire. A man who has enough wheat or meat to use or enough water to drink does not waut any more of these artlc’es for his-own use. If he ac­ cepts more than he needs for his own “use” it is that he may convert it into “valuie,” which Is to say, into something exchangeable among people who have learned the rudiments of civilization. It. Is the only thing that has -value,” though on a desert Island it may hare no -‘use.’’— Inter Ocean. enue lias been Increased 83$ per month over last year, from the rale of stamps, postal cards, etc. from January 1st. More boxes are rented now than ever before, and notwithstanding this. Postmaster Sheldon Informs us tliat more room must soon be had at tbe “general delivery,” and a revolving case will soon be put In to re­ lieve the already overtaxed boxes. About 10 o’clock Tuesday evening the sleepy denizens of the city were aroused by the horrible screeching of the fire alarm, which seemed to sound louder and more unearthly than ever before. Lbe firo was easily located by tbe brlghr light that suddenly flashed up, and all thought tliat one of the factories was bnrning. rhe fire was located on the aoutli shore of the river near tbe Michigan ave bridge, and was easily pul out. It probably originated from some one anxious to test the running qualities of Hie hose team. Lai>t week Messrs. John Yarger and Frank Herrick, of Freeport, were arrested for keeping a saloon open July 4th, a le­ gal holiday. We have heard that Mr. Yarger had nothing to do with It what­ ever, and if so. as we hope it Is, be will be dismissed. Now that tlie Prosecuting Attorney has commenced tbo good work of arresting violators of tbe liquor law, we trust that he will push It for all there Is in It, and if he does he will have a good public flcntlmenl at his bock. It may also be well for officers to Iriow that they are subject to a fine of 8100, for not reporting violations of the liquor laws to the Prose­ cuting attorney. Owing to the neglect of the legislature to give the bill amending the general game law of 1889 immediate effect, that act will not be in force until OcL I, and a re­ sult a badly mixed up mess is made of the open season. The open season for wood­ cock will cominehce under tlie present law Sept 1. and will end under tlie new law, which becomes operative in the mean­ time. Dec. 15. The latter law makes tbe open season extend from Aug. 15 to Dee. 15. instead of from Sept 1 until Jan. 1. The situation in regarn to partridge will be a pleasing one to aportrnnen. as these birds can be killed under the old law from Sept. ! to OcL 1, and then after a close season of thirty days the new law steps In and gives the hunter license to slaughter this kind of game from Nov. 1 to Dec. 15. At the recent exhibition of furniture in Grand Rapids, some chairs and tables made by the Hastings Chair A Table Co. were on exhibition and received .many compliment* for beauty and workmanship. In speaking of tho exhibition the American Furniture Gazette, one of the leading furniture papers of the country, refers to their display as follows: “The Hastings Chair A Table Co., of Hastings, Mic’u.. make a very creditable display of their dining chairs and tables at Grand Rapids. This company was in­ The latest census bulletin announces corporated under the state laws of Michi­ gan in February of this year witli P. T. that we have 97,905 paupers in a total pop­ Colgrove. president.' D. E. Fuller, vice ulation of 69,092,950,' or one pauper to president, and M. !.. Cook, secretary. every 048 inhabitants. Consul General They have Just placed their goods ou the New reported, under date of December 30 market and so far as we are able to learn last, that tlie United Kingdom of Great their prcupect? on? very good.” Under the beading “Better than a ILdlBritain and Ireland had 990.155 pa'upen*. or one In every 39’peraons in the popula­ rtmd’’ the Allegan Gazette speaks of u scheme advocated by one of tlie leading tion of 37,740,283. Somehow these figures Citizens of that place for a first class don’t seem to agree with what the free wagon road from Allegan to the lake shore. trade orator says when he tells tbe Ameri­ For a long time Allegan has -labored for a can workingman that the workingman iu railroad to connect the lake shore towns of Douglass and Saugatuck with herself by free trade England can live as well on free rail. Failing in this, the Gazette’s corre­ trade wages- as our people can on protec­ spondent advocates a clay and gravel road, tion wages. But facts and free trade nev­ and thnt the money pprjiosed to Im? given as a bonus to the railroad be used to grade er did agree.—New^Yurk Preus. and prepare the wagon road. W»- think The secretary of the late convaitlon at this is sensible. And we feel that Hast-, ings sbou* aim to get In-tier roads into Cluclnnali and the chairman of the com­ this city by giving n part of the money re­ mittee on platform, was the blatant-moutb- quired to build good roads through tlie ad­ ed socialist, Robert Schilling, of Milwau­ joining townships. Good roads mean kee. Schilling will be remembered chiefly good business and lively times. And we agree with the Allegan Gazette's correfor bls inflamatory remarks, delivered at H|»oude.ut that tor a town which already Chicago, In which be upheld the deeds of lias good transportation facilities, like the Haymarket assassins aud roundly Allegan or Hastings, money spent In abused and condemned the officers. of tlie getting better wagon roads Is fa7 Iiettcr than money expended to get more rail­ law for securing their arrest and execution. roads. He may be a fit associate for such dema­ gogues os Donnelly and James B. Weaver, Ralph Wooten very acceptably filled the but we doubt if tbe honest, thinking and pulpit at the M. E. churcli Sunday morn­ intelligent workmen/ ami fanners care- to ing. His sermon was plain, practical and place themselves in close communion with yet a logical and rhetorical effort. It Is al­ him or his kind.—Saginaw Courier Herald. ready evident that Mr. Wooten is In tbe right place at the sacred desk. He Is easy and natural in his delivery, clear, forcible and eloquent In statement. And what we hope he may always do iu his ministerial Why is It that intelligent people will see work Is to do as be did Sunday morning, a fine 14 karat gold tilled case .with extra carry the same voice with him in the pul­ full Jeweled American watch, go at 810 pit he uses every other day. If more min­ when tbe same cannot be bought at less isters would do this, they would make than 845? Attend the auction sale at the themselves better understood and tiielr Bailey block. hearers much more comfortable. Additional Local. For the annual encampment of the Knights of the Maccabees at Jackson the Michigan Central Ry will sell tickets at 81.85 for tbe round trip, good going August 10th and 11th. limited to return August 13th. M. A. Gilman, Ticket Agt. The regular monthly meeting of the W. F. M. society will be next week Wed­ nesday, August 19. at Mrs. C. Whitcomb's at 2:30 sharp. Try and all be there with something to help make the meeting inter­ esting anil profitable. Subject, Mexico. The Charlotte Driving Club are making extensive preparations for the races, which take place Aug. 18 to 21st A new judge's stand has been erected. The grand The tariff of 1883 placed tbe full line of stand enlarged. Stables and track rcfittea, apices, a long list of chemicals and other and everything calculated to promote the articles on the free list, while it consldena- general comfort, or odd to tbe Interest of the occasion seems to be receiving tbe re­ bly reduced tbe duty on wools and wool­ quired attention. ens, Iron, steel, lumber and their varied Tickets will be on sale at C. K. A S manufactures. But all this to no avail so depot for G. A. R. reunion at Detroit from far as giving comfort to tbe always uncom­ Monday, Aug. 3, until Saturday. Aug. 8. Tbe Good Templars have prepared a fine program, and next Monday will bold open lodge. All are Invited to attend. against the interests of Hie masses is re­ peated with as great-unction as if its falsi­ ty had not been verified by unvaried ex­ perience during a quarter ot a century! fortable free trade attorney, wlx> went on quoting tbe ad valorem equivalents of fallteg prices to mislead unthinking voters into tbe belief that no considerable redue­ tton had been effected. Tbe same is true of fate present attitude toward the McKin­ ley tariff, in whieh even greater eoueeaatens have been made. No credit Is given for taking 859,000,000 per year off of sugar. |6 per ton from the tariff on steel rails, and for reductions on many- other articles In equal ratio. These seem un­ worthy of notice, while tbe fewer Instan­ ce® ta which increase was made are forced discrediting tbeen- Rev. Puffer will preach at the Star The famlture factory Is In receipt of school house next Sunday at 2 p. m. large orders tor the fall trade already^ Next Friday, August 7th. the young peo­ much In excess of a year ago. Everything betokens the largest fall’s business tn Its ple of the Baptist society will give a water­ history, for which It Is prepared by having melon social In the east parlor of tbe on baud a large stock of manufactured church. Come and get all tbe melon you goods. Messrs. Dickerman and DeGroot can eat for only ten cent*. The young have their hustling clothes on, and propose ladles will lie glad to receive you from half past four until half past eight. to make |hls year a hummer. Tickets good returning np to and Includ­ ing Monday, Aug. 10, at rate of one fare, >3.85, for round trip. Our train making connection with D. L. A N. fast train arriving iu Detroit at 11:15 a. m. We are prepared to accomodate large crowds dally. B. B. Dunum-. The sale of summer resort tickets com­ mencing June 4tti, 1891, from Hastings to pointe and at rates named as follows: Traverse City and return 87.10. Bay View or Petoskey and return 86.95, Harbor Springs and return 89.20. Mackinaw City and return 810.30, Mackinac Island and rctura 811.30. Sale will continue until September 30th. Extreme limit for return pesaage on tickets to ail above points will be Oct XI, 1891. M. A. Gillmas, The first U. B. church of Baltimore will have a Sunday school concert Sunday ev­ ening, commencing at 8 p. m. And now rom the self binding rye thresher. This is a new machine in Mich­ igan although in ths eastern statefl It has been in use some time. This machine threshes rye dean, binds the straw In bandies without breaking the straw and leaves it as is threshed by the old “oaken flail.” Rye straw when threshed in this way is baled in packages weighing about 200 lbs and finds readv sale In the eastern market, and brings the farmer almost as much as good hay. Although rye straw Is considered by most farmers as of Bcarcvlv any value, except for bedding, by thresh­ ing with this machine It makes it worth five dollars per ton. Tbe machine has a capacity of 500 bushels per day and has work enough engaged lo keep it humming several montlis. A. D. Hugties and L. 1). Hills, of Irving, own the machine and com­ plete outfit for the handling of this straw, and all farmers having goaig straw should have their're threshed with this new ma­ chine. Begular examination at the High school. te tack <rf oMfer ta ita Tuesday morning about 2 o'clock Taylor Editobs BAFXKB. Ihtr Slr.:-I» I«-’ pww or »M, Walker, of Nashville, who was about to i koi 1 noUeed ondor ita *>»*« mptloo «o IrSide rr«o rno r“ <* w,lll“* “cKl*take th” for that some bright light ‘“JT □fCyton. Ohio, ttal ooodK • l«Uo «lrto«. flections on the flats west of Ute viUage. 1 wish to say to your candid readers, how Surmising tliat there must be a fire np that Rev* gentleman could make such town, he began an Inveatigatton. ““J1 *w** 0n Btatementa right in the face of recorded discovered flames emanating from the en­ facta, an intelligent reading public and a gine room of Lentz & Sons table t*ctPTi' The alarm was soon spread, and the v*1**k‘ just God is beyond mrcomprehension. Attar giving tbe result of tbe printing anneared. armed with buckets and palls, and animatad with plenty of Krll/°r eAtabllRhment ease at Dayton. Ohio, he continues to ray: “It will be remembered the occasion, aud they needed it too. Soon the factory, which was the Pr^’! that the general conference ot 1885 todk steps to amend the constitution of the manufacturing institution of the.town, was a roaring furnace, which was in dan­ churcli and revise the confession of faith, ger of setting fire to the Buxton and Koch- which documents were submitted to a vote KTrSSr br. 11-1 uwn- b« .nr and received more than a two-thirds ma­ wind to fan tbe flames, nothing could have jority of the whole church." The facto as recorded are these: saved these blocks. For. though the an­ On two or three occasions prior to 1885 cient chestnut chestnut of a hand engine was trotted out. its executloi was mighty resolutions had peen presented to tlie con­ uncertain and decidedly Ineffectual, except ference proposing certain changes and as where every copaltlon was moat f»*®rable. often were peremptorily squelched as ir­ Even a* It was, the brave I*1*^*^ regular, unconstitutional and revolution­ saved the business utreet of Nashville ary as the constitution of 1841 expressly from ashes. It was hard and heroic work declares. Art 9, Sec. 4. “No rule or for two long hours before any man cnuld ordinance sliail at any time lie passed to cliange or do away the confession of faith feel that the worst was over. The factory with all Its contents, except as it now stands.” And Art’S, which reads, “There shall be about 81.000 worth of taHes wns destroy­ ed. The total loss will be very close to no alteration of the foregoing constitution. 812,000, on which then* was an Insurance nnleM by request of two-thirds of the whole society.” of but >4,000. Be it remembered the constitutional The origin of the fire Is unknown. It is believed to have to have arlgnated from power Is vested in the total membership tbe boiler room, and In some manner of tbe church, while the general conference spread to the shavings pit. from whence, constitutes the legislative body. At the with tbe facilities Nashville possesses for conference of ’85 these changes were again fighting fire, nothing ifoukl prevent Its proposed and as above stated steps to spread to the factory and tbe Jotter’s de­ amend tbe constitution and revise tbe straction. , , . , confession of faith were taken by appoint­ The factory was a three story bride, and ing a committee to do the work. Tltese was used exclusively for the mannlaeture steps were opposed and a protest given of tables, in which line Lentz A Sons did signed by 42 out of 120 delegate*. The 3 large and very successful business. committee did their work which was sub­ They employed about twenty bandu. and mitted to a vote and out of the total mem­ were making arrangements to add several bership of the church 904,517 only 51,070 more. Tbe loss Is a severe one to them, voted at all which number to 59 Jess than but they haven’t loet heart They will even M of tbe members. With these facts rebuild on a more extensive scale. They in regard to tbe election, I ask how can a ray they will not again attempt ‘to do a man truthfully ray tliat the “documents manufacturing business in a town with­ received more than a two-thirds majority of the whole church?” out tire protection. The lesson to Nashville Is one that ought It will be remembered tliat no request to be heeded. If the loss of faerbest manu­ for n change was ever made to the con­ facturing institution docs not teach her that ference of 1889, but on th» other band some system of fire protection is an Indis­ petitions signed by many thousand were pensable adjunct to n successful town, presented a-king "no cliange.” Notwith­ then she will deserve such losses as those standing this and tlie fact that the com­ mittee struck from tlie confession of faith of Tuesday morning. With 830,000 invested In water works, 48 words and ndded about 300 new words which with the tower system would iu two in direct violation of the above Art. 2, Sec. years Im* self supporting. Nashvllh? could 4, end Ark 4. the general conference of '89 then hold wliat institutions she has. and by “proctamation” publicly declared upon tlie results of this bogus and fraudulent be in a position to Invite more. election or vote, “We now pass front under the old and legislate under the new.” You all know Ans. Maynard. Well. The Radicals claiming the whole proced­ Ans. finds.lt necessary In his business to ure Illegal and revolutionary, by right de­ have a dog. Ami as there is difference in manded the property. Although Mr. McKee decree as well as in kind of .dogs, so Ans.- claims four decisions in favor of tlie concludi'd to select “a dog as was a dog.” Liberals, then* has been some also iu favor —a bright, active. Intelligent dog, none of of tlie Radicals. This Dayton gentleman assumes that no your yelping, know-nothing curs. Accord­ ingly Aus. took plenty of time. and great court will pretend to redew the decision deliberation in the selection ot a dog. He ot these circuit Judges, then cl<Hes by an insinuation that the whole matter is actwanted a yellow haired dog. wide lietween the eyes, with a.deep aud pensive voice. tied "so far as courts are concerned.” if this be true what are sui»erior courts a acdemn dog, not one of UM ffUfdy things. After mature thought and diligent search. for? Tlie problem we propound to out Anson found tlie dng tliat Just filled the ■ulster churches, to the Jurists ot our land, bill. He began at once to train up the and to tlie Christian world, is nut as to the dog In the wny-1t should go. And the dog Intrinsic excellency of our creed and polity went. Among.other cute tricks of this nor as to their excellency in comparison particular dog. which was a hound, was with the faith and polity of other branches one that made hh owner particularly elut­ of the Christian churcli. Theqe <|uesliuii< ed. The long eared canine would go to we can well afford to leave to the voice of the meat market and take iiouie the meat onr history. But the question which we One wink of bis keen eye was for Is-ef, propound Is this: .Will the government of two winks meant pork, and when he “wunk this nation sustain an innocent, voluntary both eyes to once” it meant “rMssage.” Christian organization with a well defined Monday last. Just before noon. the dog and lucid creed and constitution iu the um* was aLthe market as usual, and gave the of a financial trust for the aehievmeDt of proprietor the proper tip for beef-steak. innocent religious ends against tire wily, Ans. was always proud of the bound as be outrageous, pertteraions of revolutionary, strode homeward with the package. But this nullifying malcontents? is our govern­ dog knew more than bis master thought; ments tbe sworn friend of lawlessness and and on this particular day concluded tliat lawless revolutlonlsta? Are tlie Judiciary carrying beef for others to vat was one­ of thia country Inline with cur government sided business. So this bright dog, this when they sustain pampered ecclesiastic* keen, trained canine, carefully carried the in wanton lawlessness’.’ These question. beef up the railroad track, then deliberate­ Indicate the great problem now pro­ ly opened the original package; and when pounded by the true, regular (socalled he was done with it, nothing but tlie paper Radical) United Brethren churcli. . and string remained. Ans. is sUll the . Respectfully submitted. owner of a hound, but he Isn’t gambling Judge R. Bajustm. much on the bound's qualities as a meat Coate Grove. Mieh. carrier. Aug. 1st, ’91. (Note.) The article in last weeks i^u<wt- were assured could give no offense . Notice is hereby given that on Mondav the opposing side of the church, and was the 24th day of August 1891, at ten o'clock accepted with tliat understanding. We a. m., at the store of Hoaden A Hire, in arc running no religious paper, and know the city of Hastings, Mich.. I shall offer that tlie treat majority of our readers are for sale all the boot and shoe stock and not Interested in the conflicting opinions furnishing goods, together with all the of the two divisions of this church. Those fixtures in said store and all the accounts who are interested have now heard both belonging to said business, the property sides of the question, and hereafter we ot said Holdeu Hire and sell tbe same positivelyrefuse our columns to further to tlie highest bidder. discussion unless regular advertising rates Dated. August 5tli, 1891. are paid. Cook Bbos. Philip T. Coixikovk, Assignee. A Good Bunine«a Chance. We wish to secure a representative In Why not have tbe pleasure Hastings. Mich., for our new No. 9 high of your Summer vacation com- arm sewing machine, and would like to meace with the commence­ hear from anyone who desires to secure a ment of your summer vaca­ profitable occupation or a valuable adjunct tion? Make the voyage to to an already established business. your selected refuge a part of To a responsible party, or one who can the scheme.—start out right give good security, we are prepared to give —enjoy life as you go—sec liberal terms of credit No previous ex­ something by tlie way—trans­ perience in sewing machines is necessary, tub form the necessity of travel to ra we spend time and money In assisting to the destination (and from) our dealers to learn the business. The TRAVERSE In an entertaining and inworld is fast learning that the new “No 9“ structlve pastime that will kill is the only perfect sewing machine ever WAY. what otherwise might be a made. Address Wheeler & Wilson Mfg. tedious and stuffy time. Co., Chicago. Hl. _____________ Take advantage of modern conveniences—make a little N. T. Parker has decided to plot a por­ inquiry in advance— leant of the new ways—particularly tion offals farm, which fronts on West of tbe Traverse Way—by way State SL and will sell a number of valuuof tbe Ciilcago A West Michl- ble lota 4x19 rods at very reasonable terms. gaifrailway to Traverse City, thence by boat over one of PBOBA1K ORDER. the most delightful sheets ot State of Michigan. County of Ra, j/ water in this country. .If you are going to any uw> place on Grand or Little Traverae bay you will fiud thQn^sud etebt hundred and ninety ouc . Chari®* w- Armstrong, Juage that the West Michigan is a great favorite thence na It is to Chicago. Detroit, ete. The fast express leaving Grand Rapids 11.*M p. m. a* rires at Traverse City at t:00 and lands poasengers within a few steps from the boat which departs Immediately Will and arrives at Charlevoix at 1149 a. n. Petoskey at 1:50 P- m., Mackinaw at 7:15 p. a. d and aU other (Mraoasltiterested In wic Gko. DsHaven. Gewrai I’awengvr Agent. 0 ike atty at Hastings. !h inJU county, For Barry county will be 37*** '£’<ta?,‘TeOCh"r at 10 (••eltek1 -Joodaj, Awrnst it, aiI(1 . ?'**• ». « Friday, August 28. ' ‘ “X M 4 p. IB-< Tlie value of the Instruct!™ these Institutes |„ « reeomlred by teaehm a»d As a rule It has i^n the p£‘h^ county examiners aud « officers, that the most 5n™11.ex,Ul«niat are those who have availed dl(.' exelu.l.rly to ot traeher., ptnettw lo M Pj.ollc.1 ,II1(!rie “r2T2*«*M- wbo luvr mad, . „ ™«*«. u, . w*k. IJe "eeltFLtIa«11"'* popular character. W| ** of» Tlie iMUtuli. taw en,,, Mbool. xrr In wrtot, „ u 'J*™,ed for the county institute hnu* dlr^euoo or tlH! g'^^ya* ek— their Kltooh Jo,!,,, rf Mdt taxtllnte without r,,rS"S* wages for as many half dav< .. aUendaucoBtUielootitm, ’ ot lx«. .nd th, r„t ,h„ u,™ lt>?Ir enrollment or tuition t.-, the county who reulonxl spirit. ***** P**" Full pMtleul.r, Iu rrtt.nl t„ U»> be obuinrtl upon .pt.lir.ti***•• » ■ l>. MnuM, nuU„n THE MARKETS. , Apples—Dried, 6c. Hutter—10&I3. • Clover seen ».< a>3t or.. Bld'S-Beef.tt,C; call, kc. Lard—sc. ’ gata-soe. <fi. 32c per bu. roCatoei 10c. t>rr bt. Pork-»4W>B»4«>. at |i.» prrtou. galt-Selllng at Si prrbbl; Timothy Hred -Selllne at Wheat—No. 1. white* A7: r»--; x Floor—<2.73 per huudrtd. Bye-55r.. • Besns-S2.co urr bu. far c:iy picked. Batter—creumervitetzu Qarn—<MKe t»ert>u. Emts-tBiiGc. Oils— perbti. Poultry—Live: chicken*. 10r; tnrkeys;-iic. • „ UutTn'lo Livestock. Cattle­ Sheep andLarubt Ilop»-Medium uud Mixed MIXERS C.&S.S. w FOR THE blood THE GREATEST CANCER « SCROFDM REMEDY OF THE ACE. Cure® All BLOOP and SKIN D*mm As a Blood Punfi* r it hi.« uo equxl S«d for pamphlet shuvnnc testimonies of xnay wonderful ciJ»" . Botoie TrMftuunlal. Miriu March St. I*J. I was afflicted with । 'mhitem *orc otr>T arm winch a twining f<>rs for merle”' year*. Whs treated by ph'-irtilswith noefi.: and by the u«e of five ur «lx i>.>ule* cf Mixer j Cancer aod Scrofula svnip y a- mtlirfy «k*m aud have never been an- • ‘lire V t. I’AHKrn. • Pro;1Home. For Sale by all Druggists. rnr.i Atiui nv; Drs. Mixer & Sons, Hastings, Mich. COFFINS 2nd CASKETS. W. H. H. HEATH. Who bu -• th« funeral directory bualnra* l-r » t In found night or day it. thcro« «w» Mudge & Hon’s elothtee «,«rr.on Mam®"'*' Hastings, with a complete ilneof Undertakers Supplies., He thoroughly ntfdentand* will attend tv all call* "> !*»«• m charges for um? of outfit. n,'rJ"‘£_t ** laying out the dead And on paring. "M. HHnnee. tor rd1,,. « «*££ th* oud* are ven- reasonable aud saiutactlon tn every insut-re. He abo ban a new hear*. ofB «Jle. Do not t»U la JTnJrwd use the above good*. for I wlli P? 5 * aatlsfactlou. . W H H. HEATH. Hastings. STEKETEE’! r CHOLERA IMPROVED Hooooimw C— HOC CHOLERA, and PIN WORMS IN H0W®> All are i entitled to the best that their money will buy, »o every family should _____ °®oe* * l*U'e of tbe beat family retnedy. Syrup of Figs, to clean!M, lOuauwca *urortaU^Bolbul'tV it. a aooDrsAB. ww» �Hastings Banner. - ----- —— H £oba. Local »dttor- j8 Are Still In It! vc-etables of all kinds 1» line line of fruits arnvg.htib । Always fresh; at very 1<>'V l'ricos\vB otili’havo more of that vSo.'| Hour at S2.75 per cwt, .A line line of-crockery and g|a><wa«e. f ish tiU'l things to eat given in e,. -.'.ngo for farmer’spro----dure. <are way down and the bottom falling out. Call and see us. JOS. ROGERS The Soap leans Most •i • Lenox local news. • for adrerllM-ments Tuesday# at latest to i- issue of the week ,'ikmI bread use roller patent R.tmrt. to Um ,uto tart 0( i„.-lh PER8ONALMENTION, .how rbootuUmu. mittent fever in the order named causlmc v B. mre „„ Mlwue |1>( most sickness In Michigan during the A<Mk, r,rk„ TOl to Ihtou Mondaj. week ending July it. Diphtheria report etl at 28 places; scarlet fever, ifl; tvpbtfd ^Worthy Mean wu In Onon<l.n Thur.. fever, measles 21. ‘ One-half ounce of lavender and a lump of salts of omiuonta placed in a wide mouthed fancy Jar or bottle and left un­ covered in a room acts as a pleasant deo­ dorizer and disinfectant, filling the room with a delicate perfume which will be soothing to the nerves and senses this warm weather. Since tbe Hastings team wan tbe hose race st Kalamazoo on the Fourth, tbe Otsego team has yearned to Uy them again -that is. they My they yearn to. But!’ Last week’s Bamnbk contains a specific challenge to a race. It new remains to be seen whether our speedy neighbors will cash up or forever after hold their peace. d.“'M Ollie l.tbrop wrnlio Bttrolt Mony tt£ Dta, ot Chariot,«. wu ta lhe d|, Tbt'rrfV. WM h “‘"Jk’ " Cr*'‘ ,““,a ln K"l«»>-«» Uk' Iv find th’e oyes perfectly. No Charge for examination. You can *u“'ll"« lh' '* Styles of Jewelry, Watches and Clocks, “a There seems to be a sort of epidemic of accidents resulting from gasolene stoves all over the state and nearly every dsv n-cords some accident, whereby someone mSi, has lost their life, either through careless­ ness or a defective stove. Gasolene is a very dangerous thing to trifle with, and It ' btrhooves alt users of gasolene stoves to use extra caution. • let door north of Post Offlice. U" F. R. PANCOAST. “ Pwtr’ «re 1" K.I.- “d '» The Chicago, Kalamazoo 4 Saginaw Railway Is selling 350 mile mileage books Mr. and Mrs. Will Squlera, of Big Rap. for S5. good on any train and good In any­ Ids. are In the dty. ’ one’s hands, no matter by whom pur­ chased. Traveling men pronounce this ,n corainf plan’ tbe acme of perfection aud assert that larger systems and longer lines could learn something from so small a road as the C. K. A 8.—Michigan Tradesman. ,LI!"*n of Believe, 1, V|,A very good thing to have about tbe itlnj relatives In tbe city. stable at this time of the year Is a solution of _, J “ " "< Mwkegon, h carbolic acid. If tlie horses have sure biting friends in the city. backs or sore necks, put a little of it on with a sponge and then about twenty Wuhlufcm Grobern, ot annul U»pld». minute.^ afterwards put on a little vaseline. was iu tlie city over Sunday. Tbe acid cleans the sore and keeps away Mra. B. Dernier, of Brookfield, vhlted the tiles. The vaseline is cooling and healing. Keep the acid well corked and friends in the city last week. labeled poison. Frank Norwood, of Delton, was In the $135 Vjctors, all styles....... Victoria Ladies Safet' . 135 Cycling Sundries of all kinds. Credenda Safety, cushion tire................... CATALOGUE FREE. Credenda Ladies’, cushion tire.............................. Nonpariel, boys............... AGENT. AU these machines are ball bear­ SHIRLEY W. SMITH, BiX?.'sirw«uk.’,*,ted rei*,h"in A young man, who Ilves not more than a thousand miles from here, read In one of the city papers the other day: Detectives wanted—Information free. He sent a letter to headquarters and re­ ceived the following answer: Send $5 for appointment, badge and full Instructions. The young man sent the V and received a tin iMuige and instructions to arrest all suspicious characters and catch all the suckers like himself he could.—Portland Observer. Tlie oil inspection test under the new law is pronounced by an experienced in­ spector to be so deficient as to be really dangerous. Meanwhile all who use kerosene oil should handle It with the ut­ most care. The late lamented squawbuck legislature reduced lhe test of oil, put money Into the pockets of the Standard Oil Co., and perbatyi their own. So when­ ever you hear of an accident, as yon witl. from this foolish legislation, just raise an ; inward prayer for the salvation of the !sqn iwbuck’s who did this work. ’ I ing all round, and have the manu­ facturers guarantee for one year. Greatest Slaughter Sale! OF THE SEASON. city Friday on his way to Muskegon. Miss Lottie Carpenter. of Woodland, was the guest of friends here Thursday. $20,000 Mr. and Mrs. Chet Doan, of Grand Rap­ ids, are visiting Mr. and Mr . II. C. Cook. a—< Rev. W. M. Puffer reached home Mon­ day from a week’s vacation at Bay View. J. O. Linkletter, ofj Manhassett, Ni Y.. was calling on friends here the Bret of the Mr. and Mrs. W. F. Lunn, of Rockford, spent Sunday with their son J. W. and family. Volney Ferris went to Allegan Thereday. having accepted a position in a fruit evaporator. Will llardka went to Detroit Saturday and will liandle tmggagv during the en­ campment. Milo Baxter, of Hammond. WK, was ' the guest of Dr. nod Mrs. Fowler the first ।I of the week. m-y dour is kept by our Now this here man what is here front' John Brock returned to Otsego Mondaj Hastings n building Harry Hale’s new v Co. are giving some house, and bls name is Will Alh-go. the !i where he has seenred employment in the I chair factory. boys had a lot of fun with him tin- other I The Misses Flora and Kittle Braille re­ day. cause he was busy Tuesday night and iia’. vl that the peach crop of the got up with his work that he left; turned Tuesday from a visit with friend* ■ ’• ‘K’O.iXUi bushels. » his pocket book «>n n fence post after doing in New York state. • the Banker/and Ih-troit Some business.with a man and forgot IL John Shcon and family arc visiting ,:- ;nc one year for 81.35. nnd one of bis men tha plckt it up anti friends in lhe city. John Is much pleased kept it all nite an<l tha made hbn buy the with his Nebraska home. .o’.* Detroit Weekly Tribune cigars Wednesday morning out of it after 25. Subscribe now. tha had skart him most toxlcth thinkin' be . E. O. Ray. advertising agent ot the Shoe k..i:. - .cureions to Detroit bare had lost it and i think he better tie a & leather Review ot Chicago, was In the 1 y j.utK-nlzed from this city. string to his wallet hereafter, don’t you?— city Saturday on business. Bill Cloven Foot, in Nashville Ne^iMre. Fred Curtis, of Detroit. Uexpected ■y ,v Eaton Medical society held Some of our readers may be Interested in the city next week for an extended visit ;»• at Ci; irlotte Tbnrsday . last. in the following from Howell's statutes, ji with friends and relatives. Sight house wnieartog com- 1882. section which says thnt no ; MBs Gertie Rose returned to Grand will soon be an ornament to judge of probate, clerk of any court. :i Rapids Saturday after visiting relatives in justice of the peace, notary public, or any j: the city for a couple of weeks. Hrtiventilated and well lighted person authorized to administer oaths j Ford Fanaey, who lips been working on • i.ift floor. Inquire of J.-S. under and by the provisions of the iaw of I this state, shall be allowed to charge any ’j the C. * W. M. R. IL near Traverse City discharged soldier, seaman, or the leg*! , for some time, returned borne Saturday. ixii'i . neckties are Ixdng sold for representative of a discharged or deceased | jJhrry Uaye*. of Whatcom, Washington. al F-W. Morrill* A- Ca’s during the soldier or sailor, more than 15 cents for Texpfcctcd In the city next week for a ;tl: id August. administering an oath, or giving any of­ month’s vacation with his parents and • ! of going north to escape tbe ficial certificate, for the procuring or ob­ friends. taining payment of any pension. Ixfiinty. led .--a-un this year. Better go south Z Charles Sisson, head clerk of Mann’s or back pay. large clothing house Ln Muskegon, is at How a thing will get mixed up after a Wall lake In company with Dau W. I',".’! iL- tlie auction sale nt the Bailey fol­ Reynolds and party. btork. sold at less than half of few times repeating is shown by lowing clipping from the Detroit^Journal: ‘heir market price. • Mr. and Mrs. Elba Reynolds, of Belmont. —Lightning may not strike twice in the The •: xim* and boilers for the electric same place, because the first shock does N. Y.. arc guests of thc.lr brother Don. and light worVlfuve arrived, and will soon be not leave anything to ntrike: but It bits taking in tlie beauties of Wall lake. In flared iu )>o»»itioti tor business. very near tbe same place, as it is shown company with a large party of campers. About : >;i veterans from tills city and by Rs playfulness in Johnstown. Barry The only complete slock of optical goods County. Tuesday. The first shock knock­ •rk-mity ar attending the national ed a phie tree in front of David Stiles iu Hastings can be found in John Besseatr.pn.--’,' ai Detroit this week. house to splinters: the second struck an­ iner's jewelry store. r>nc thing that i» badly needed in the other tree near by and jumped to the House and barn to rent In fourth ward, __ of _________ ,T„, With this bouse, shaking up Mr. and Mrs. Stiles, ' .'y i a' »y.-t4*in sewerage. corner of Park and Center streets. En­ iuipro - t— Hastings would be right In but not injuring them severely. The third quire of J. Russell. sbock struck the house and rolled Albert John Bessmer has now a full stock: of Kasey out of bed. The whole thing hap­ About two miles of stone and concrete musical merchandise. Bruno Jt n ash­ walk will have been laid In this city this pened in less than half an hour. burns’ guitars a specially. year. In fact no other kind has been put The following reeeipcs for preventing All owing me on account must eall and down. bugs in carpets have been handed us: I. Twenty five dozen Domette flannel Steep one quarter of a pound of cayenne settle at once, as I need the Rbirtx reduced to 25 cento to close out. pepper’In a |C»»on of water: add two One of the finest tea sets manufactured Bargains in all summer goods at E. W. drachms of stryebina powder. Strain and pour Into a shallow vessel and, inynenw in this coutRry, quadruple plate, hand en­ Morrill & Co.'a the edges of the rolled up carpet in this liq­ graved, listed at m only brought S13 at - Valentine la-ins house In the 3rd ward uid for ten minutes or long enough to the auction sale, Bailey block. will be one of the neatest and most modern saturate It* edge* *»r at ,ea!rt tn nc"’ in !!. • ,-ity W|lcn completed. Charlie Let I?dry thoroSbly before taking down Even-one should avail the opportunity Wardell drew tbe plans for IL ft>r fear of the effects of tbe poison on tbe of attending the auction sale at the Bailey . fingers. If any liquid b left put it where Tbe pear is the latest fruit tliat promises, no person or animal can be poisoned bj It. iu every P*rtlc“,ar- Ix>n 1 m,S9 *t' to be an unusually large crop, but it will be observed that notwithstanding this 3. in two gallons of water steep a When you want a wateb. clock, almodanee of all kinds of fruit the* prices pound of quassia chip# and a quarter of n or .Uv.rw.ro, to w **» “ pound of cayenne pepper- Strain and use have remained firm. as above. Thia b Irritating to th*: akin jeweler, where you get good goods forirea Sable money. All goods warranted as Another lot of fine sheds are being oou- but not poisonous. These teas “•*** £! stfucti-d on the fair grounds this year. Inted with a half or quarter more of bolltag representedTi" Agricultural society are to be con- waler If dwnred. If carpets are not taken Elwood Smith, of Clevotond. Ohio I. gnlulated on the energy its officers are1 un they may bare this decoction applied SETS•>* stowing in amending to iu affairs. to their seams and edges by mmn* of any th. oppmmwd. Go “<> •»; A state Sunday school encampment will of the common atomixers. Lm wi“er you wt.lt to porch... or hot lOlor Gwre M. Alrfenon. «>• d's“”’ beheld at Lyon*. Mich., August Oth, 7th, nth and uth, to which all Sunday, school Tuesday forenoon. Messrs Hojd« * workers are Invited. Several of the most i,y tor more line, ot track U.«n «»yjo£« utre made an assignment to P- T. Colgrove .brilliant speakers In the state will be ma In Araenra. WM .monk tbe Horary ? ’Ti« tenefit of their creditors. Assets Ph sent. UP rn W.750 with liabilities of *5,500. for the reverse appear to’ have The last session of the state legislature / inn liberal buying for the capital. passed a l<w requiring land owners to kill f^Bmun with their manv friends here, the milkweed on their premises. A jn rommo (v the misfortunes of farmer friend says the best way to get rid! idre: -nn.l-kHtor the G. we regret«««“? Holden * Hire have r f them Is to torn sheep loose in fields SiJTb.. *”d where the weed grows. St 1 t»-e klinokt “n to merit th. ttood opinion ot .11. On account of several members being in' 1 want to aay however, that no m ’ F.rmrn will be interested In this inRttchdAhce at tbe G. A. R. encampment at1 be |*rmittod to remark that I d» -”™:ror^-^,-^hS'^: Ih-troit, the board af education postponed1 “y .. ’abara toward tbe ’•Iwllng teachers until Tuesday evening of Ji <)ld SSTer bo,a Wbere b. .b- b~d “a ’(?rCn ranrrs which to an Importaat ex­ lu it week, when four teachers and poeal-• rer, or tho .■’““■"T.'nedo.t ot hr no m«n. overbly five win be elected. ro to &v room, or shake off tn , trawl, i wkMlobnntkb ‘ hr •t^?M.;tiMropInib«mtUott*y can get Friday forenoon, as Charles Noble* was scuffling with another emptyec of A D.. k D «‘ »TtX^ ^‘ormio for shiproent in ot.Ur ‘ 1 >«« th- oil '»> in T«.xa t operators are Rories meat market. Ihj accidentally d0 '> v hXt my dtltcn.'. b jammed his head Into lhe glass of a C — suiMhing the glass and severely gaablng . i^ thntottlewlll oommod . <ood his forehead. An artery was severed, pjor. In tbe rnlL" which made it a difficult womid for tbe ahare toward *11 P°P DetrottlMUy Tribune. Seele of Watches, Diamonds, Clocks, Sil­ verware and Jewelry, To be sold at Public Auction, in the Bailey block, Hast­ ings, to the highest bidder. A CHANCE ONCE IN A LIFETIME To buy goods less than the market price, AS THE GOODS MUST BE SOLD. Sale every afternoon and evening at 2:36 and 7:30. Afternoon sales especially for ladies. Conic and look over our stock. The best goods ever offered at public auction. ' • Every lady attending the sale will be’’presented with a hand­ some souvenir. Mrs. M. J. Case. • ELWOOD SMITH, Auctioneer. THE MAN WHO SAYS HE KNOWS IT ALL May well be mistrusted^ unless, indeed, he always has in mind that leads the procession in the clothing trade of Barry county. • Now Ripe, all Ready to be Picked! Some elegant bargains in summer clothing, hats and furnishing goods. Will be pleased to show them to you. R. K. GRANT. Leading Clothier. �lilL IN FESTIVE ATTIHE. N.K.FAIRBANK&CO. CHICAGO, Ifjdll wish lb mate clothes as white as the sun And finish your work as axst as begun SANTA claus SOAP is Hie ling that Will do it, And having once bought it you nei/er will rue it. Detroit Welcomes Her Guests of the Grand Army. •BEAT DAYBFOB THE BOYS IK BLUE Rrnilmlnl nf DKTKOIT, Aug. -L—The Grand Army boys began getting here Saturday and kept it up all day yesterday at such n rule chat there seems no doubt of tho "holcer" anniversy being the greatest gathering the boys in blue have had aiafeo the review when Johnny came marching home In T5 nn-1 wiw reviewed nt Washington. Every preparation for tbe comfort of the visitors bn* been made, and the .hospital drvice Is i»art icularly complete. Quarters Ik nrmorr exposition dvildino. [General quarters uf tbe G. A. R.l nt Camp Sherman—the Exposition building.—Camp Beecher, and half udozen other camps have lawn provided for JW.000 men, and a hall Im* been fitted up to acccmmodate 2,000 of the Woman’s Relief corp* Some of the First Arrivals Yesterday lhe reception committee hud tbf ir hands full and it was the same to­ day. Among the arrivals to this time are 5S0 Pittsburg vela, 300 from McCoy post, ColutflbtuvO.: Blair post, 60.), of St Louis, Major Audenum post, ot Indinunpolis, 40,). and posts from Utwrence and Haver­ hill. Mass., the Florida, Wisconsin, Weal Virginia and several other delegations. Detroit’s latch string is out and a hearty welcome is assured to all. The attceew of -the encampment is certain. Candidates for commander-in-chlef are Cal. Wols-ert, of Wisconsin: Gen. Barnum, of New York; Gen. Palmer, of Albany; Gen. Hedges, of Haverstraw; Judge S. H. Hurst, of Ohio; Charles Lincoln, of Wash­ ington, and Gen. Smedburg. of Cali­ fornia. CASTOR IA far Infants and Children. wen adapted to ehUdTBO dial I Coatorta eurea Colle. OoMUpation. Details a* superior toaoy prescription I Sour Rtomarfi, Diarrhma, Eructation »•».a x^»re.»L~. 1 “LS7*'r"“ Hl So. Oxford BL. Brooklyn, K. T. | WBtiut tojurioos medication, I “THE scouring soap which has no equal for all cleaning purposes exceph'n the laundry-To use it is to value it- 1 - Ur . j What will SAPOLIO do? Why it will clean paint, make oil-cloths bright, and give the floors, tables and shelves a new appearance- It will take the grease off the dishes and off tho pots and pans. You can scour the knives and forks with it, and make the tin things shine brightly. The wash-basin, the bath tub, even tbe greasy kitchen sink will be as clean as a new pin if you use SAPOLIO. One cake will prove all we say. Be a dever housekeeper and try it BEWABE ay DGTATIiNS. THEBE E BUT ONE SAPOLIO. ENOCH MORGAN’S SONS CO., NEW YORK. l. If YOU WISH To Advertise i BOYS ARE MARCHING.” Anywhere tW WRITE TO Geo. P. Rowell & Co. MICHIGAN SOLDIEtte’ MONUMENT, No. io Spruce Street, NEW YORK. »• 5H0KE-- Eb. POWER J’ NO. 35. ALWAYS THE SArtE “* ALWAYS THE BEST 5<- CKMR IN THE Children Cry for Pitcher’s Castorla. SHILOH S CONSUMPTION CURE without a parallel in tlie history of medicine. All druggists are authorised to sell it on a pos- u. 5 GILLASPIE, and rebel The divisions formal in single rank platoons of twelve clewed en maw*. When the reviewing staud wiu reached again the old soldiers remembered the absence of tho idolised -Sherman. Gen. Vcazcy here left the proreftidon and took his place on tho stand with other distin­ guished visitors, and ns the .column pox-cd the officers aud men saluted aud cheered. How they did cheer. It waft one constant roar taken up by the specta­ tors and pasacd along the street until it was lost in the distance. When the laat post was filing past . those ahead had reached tho end of the route and were dis­ banding, and in a'short time the thou­ sands who bad marched were mingled with the throng of sightseers, and again holding informal reunions with old com­ rades met by chance. * Detroit, Aug. 4.—Thia city was fairly radiant yeatordny morning with lhe na­ tional colors. It was difficult to find a The parade was entirely of tho old vet­ more or residence, particularly in tho cen­ erans, not a single military company turn­ tral part of the city, t hat had not a'dded ing out. Tlie Fourth regiment wan or­ something to the wealtl} of' decoration ’ ' ’iu dered out to do police duty and tbe city’ was in reality given over to tbe veterans, which Detroit was every street within three blocks ot the arrayed. From ev­ line of march being closed by the procla­ ery point of vant­ mation of lhe mayor and intrusion fur­ age the national ther guarded against by the roping off of ensign waved in . the section and stationing of a strong thebreexe; In Store j anned guard at each street intersection. One company, that from Uninn City, windows the por­ ! Mich., went into the parade in heavy trait* of Grant, । marching order, with the old I Springfield Sherman,Sheridan I muskets and the same accoutrements they nnd other* of the ’ \i I wore when they marched out of Detroit lenders of tbe boys in tbo stormy days when men were needed iu blue lu thnt GEN. 'w a. VXAXKY. j and Michigan did its duty. dm. lh»t trfed . reoL. wre j Krere.mk... .r Prvsrnlallous ot Slrdala. wrretb«l in . vergreen wl,h (bn red. wbll. I| Last night's nigh.., festivities feMWtU, re. consulted o( of th three nod Wu, <rf old glory mprereuudon^ on. loComm.nder-ln Cbirt therewith. The city nnd national build- | Veazey ot a fl.OUO gold medal set with ings were elaborately decorated, and ’ diamonds, one of the same sort to General altogether, in tbh matter tbe City of . ....................................... - ■last year, and one Alger from bis akles of to Mayor Pingree, a member of the Second the Straits had “done herself proud.” ^JaMutchusei u heavy artlkley, who haa borne Distlngulshut Visitors. Around the railway station were gath­ cared for all the members at bis battery ered thousands of veterans awaiting the by. turning his msgnificent estate into a card in >■«. the feed tent arrival of their leaders of old. Alnny camp with a menu v^... thought sorrowfully of the fact that | Hurt would make many hotels green with neither of the three great lenders would ! envTL4 be here. Grant had gone. Sheridau bnd i pi pcTinai in KPNTtirirv gone, and uo-.v the one who waa probably | ELECTION W KENTUCKY. Anything ATAny time evsr made. ErtinuJe* of the number to line arc out ot lhe question al this time, but there was a whole lot of cm. Iu equip­ ment tbe parade went beyond any of for­ mer years- Many post* had <*w uni forms made, and the entire organisation Lad never been i» liettrr shape to make a grand publicdemoustrnt ioh. Several um­ brella brigades were a novel feature of tbe p?Xdon“. The George H. Thomas pool. at Chicago, had MM men in line, w-tb unique umbr llM ^dch ffitri! ^*5^ f.-rm a monster ffitg of the I. uiled ooveriui'.tlie entire post One of the Phil­ adelphia posts bad toO man with umbrelIK each of which haring a portion of the battle of Gettysburg printed upon it, and when all were iu line the combined effect was n rePre*-.utaUon of the famous flght lilrd—Eje View of Lakr NajHWlor. The Sauli Sto. Marie jx»t presented a bird's-eye view of Lake Superior with the names iu red of thaSitiea along the share from which posts arc present. I hese posts formed the Lake Superior battulion, and they hailed from every important along tbe show of the great lake. There wns no end of bauds. Five of Chicago • best bands, four from RL LouK five fr..m Boston, and the same number from adeipbla were in Hoe, and ®f any importance from Maine to California was represented by at least one band. A p!«lo..t. o( imllre IM rb, w»» l..r ,b. J»red. »ml In.mwllfil.lj I..ll»«n>« “• commauder-in-ebirt and his staff, then the Illinois posts. i The Other llrpnrtmsnt*. The other departmeats marched in the following order: Wisconsin. Pennsyl­ vania, Ohio. New York. Connerticu . Massachusetts, New Jersey. Maine, Califomls. Rhode Island. Now Hampshire, I Vermont, Potomac, Virginia, Maryland. ■Nebraska, Iowa, Indiana, Colorado aud Wyoming, Kansas, Delaware, Minnesota. Mbwourl, Oregon, Kentucky, WestMrginia South Dakota, Washington aud Alaska. Arkansas New Mexico. Utah. Tennessee, Louiidimh anti Mississippi, Florida aud Montana, Texas. Idaho. Ariiona. Georgia. Alabama. North Da­ kota, Oklahoma. Indian Territory, Michi­ gan Naval veterans Sons of Veterans. Tho junction of Woodward and Adams aveuuea was the starting point. -BUSINESS CARDSTfiCfelBNER. M i) Peculiar FrenlUr lu e<«*lnxllBn, J™r,uoa «f «*»“>»■ Hpod 8ki»««>». Office In hotel al jiniH-nL A. & C. H. BARBER ' i'bjr»klan* ano Surr (Jails In city or county rrsj.,W)I. promptnesB, day or night. l-reliar lo IK SaraapartUaisthoanly medicine orwhlchcan truly be »id," One Httudred One Dob lar.” I’eenlfetr in Its medicinal merits. Hood s K~i-Hai>arilla ace«uj>lbhe* cures hitherto tin- IVILLl AM-0. I/HVDEJt Office over AuHua RufiMir*'?!^ c. street. Hasting*. Mick. ^Sarsaparilla;?^ eTUART. KNAPPENTweVveiT* ° n A,lorn' -" 'iw. ’ Over Hastings .XatK.ra; 1Ul,kt Associate offices, a! Gran.l'i^-,,?- the title of “The greatest Mood purifier ever discovered." Peculiar In lt« “goo1 tume at home,’’—there.is n»r® oI Hood* Sarsa­ parilla sold to LowtU than of all other blood purifiers. Peculiar to its phenomenal D A. SHtpiON. . —— J • Abstract and Real K,la,;.. AWiraeiMknjc.HtauJ. “**• Peculiar^" "'•X! ever attained »o rapidly nor held so Bteadtoslly tbe confidence of an classes of people- Peculiar In Hie bruln-wrrk which it represenU. Hood’s Sarsaparilla com­ bines »U the knowledge which modern t—-"**____________ < ■» l.kluiKs nil, P. UIUKK, M. !>.. ------ researchItcpilf *? n’®dlcal science has I O 115611 developed, with many years practical experience In preparing medicines. ’ Ba »«re to gel only OfiW.m.r Iloilo.,,., Office hours 2 to « p. ra.hJTrlroh.m. . JJrtlug with frun» resmener/st i3,T£^: and U. S. Claim Agent 100 Doses One Dollar <WI M. KOWl.Kll.il 1>. s ~ Office hours* a. in. to r, p In. i • W. LOWRY. JL D.. .Physiclaji and Sm iron. oLGBS.’ CURE “ ’ »" w । Office and rn*ldenre on Brioni* . . newCotirt | llntw.Has!lugs, Mlrli. “riven OM1TH A COLGROVE. ' O lawyer (Office lu Union bhicK. Hus mm., Practice Is all the courts <4 ' Ctodnew, KauftMk, Droi SICK Heaflacbe. J** Oartor’* Little Liver POM Sift HEAD SjassTui ««i a— IM. ACHE 2a tha bane of so many Bras that here IswbaM wo wake our gnalboMi. Our pills cure ItwOila OtbcrvConoL ' _ . E. KEN'ASTON. Attorney at lj»w. (OvrfPJ.g. Woodvar * uire» Practices iu Mi courts o! t:>.- suit. Coliittioi, t»m»nrtlv attending to. I R. TIMMERMAN, Hrnntepsthie Physician and Surgeon. (Office over Lathrop'*-Iruc > P • ROBERTSON HOUSE Cor. Jefferson nud Court st*.. H t-ifnp, )(idi Ratos, S1.00 per Day. This House Is ticw. with iilea-wul Th» patronage of tbe nubile is re*;irctfullv wlieltrt I AW. REAL ESTATE AXrroLLECT-1J ISGOFFK E ..I S. FALMMRTOX. Notary Public. WsMt-llvi.i. Mich. J. JI. Sunn. Justice «>f the Pea- Hastings City Bank, I Bastings, - - .Mich. CAPITAL StS.OOO.OO CARTER MEDICINE CO.. NftW York; W PILL. SMALL DOSE. SMALL PRICE ■ fl Prof. I. HUBERTS Malvina cream Pruf. I. HUBERT. TOLEDO. OHIO MORTGAGE BALE. Defaufl having been made for more than thirty da*a in |>aymrnt of Interest and of one hundred dollar* o. prinrln.nl overdue and paya­ ble na a mortgage dated March iu. IS*, made by Janie-, H Hartley (<i S«rah It Austin, and recorded in tbe office of the ReglMer of IWd* foritiw County of Harry tn the Mate of Michlgan. March IV. IMS. la ttbe- 17 of inortuagm, on page and br t-e -aid Sarah H. Austin a«aigt>ed to Darnel W. lingers. i»y an wtgnwent dated August -a. l»*e. and recorded In raid HegKter's office A>uu*t HMC. in liner 27 <>’ luorlgagea'bn |iaze to. and by tlie raid Daniel W. Hewers aaMgued to It. 11 Court, by at> assign­ men* d.Ced May 1st, !*:». aud recanted in raid regiater'a office Mav lain. I*■». in liber » of n»ortgxjtea on page ». and by the said IL H. Court uslcned ro Marsuet AndFret. by an Mslxnnunt dated May 1st, t«oo. and recorded to said rral trr s oTce. Mav Hth. irot. In jfber 30 IaOL IBVUXE, Aug. A—Yesterday wna tbe nt ir.orfgages on page fcl. fur which default last election by viva voce vote that will tbe sola aiargaret Andrus br virtue nf the right given her by said mortgape. has made and hereever be held in Kentucky. Tbe new con­ ny makes the whole principal sum of said stitution, despite tbe jmwerful opposition mortgage and the Interest accrued thereon now due and payable, and on which mortgage there of railroads, banka, and corporations gen­ Is claimed to be ducat the date of this notice erally. has carried by an overwhelming ten hundred twenty six dollars and ten cents, no suit or prooerdtugi at tow having b«-u majority, and $he lost slate constitution and InMltuted to recover the amount «■ cured by that atill recognized slavery is a thiug of raid mortgage or any part thereof. houee Is therefore ht-rrby given that pn Sat­ the past. The new constitution will tax urday the sth day of Sepiemtx r irei at ten o‘doek (railways,’ banks, and stock companies; In lhe forenoon, there will be sold at tbe north door of lite court house to lhe city of Hasabolish the office of public printer, pro­ front tlugs, county of Barry and state of Mickltan. vide fur a aacret ballot system and munic­ said court bouse being the building in which the ipal government reforms, and also carries circuit court fcr the county of Barry Ls iteld. at an nuti-lottery ctouse which will* wipe out public auction to the highest bidder, tbe premi­ ses desmbed to imH.i mortgage or so much tht half dozen.lottery charters now being thereof as may be necessary to sathfr the operatetl with semi-daily drawings at Cov­ amuu:>i due on said mortgage as above eel forth, ington and Louisville in tbe intermla of with tbe Interest therem*. and lhe costa, charges and expenses allowed by law and provided for “policy" games throughout the United in said mortgage, raid premises being sRuato Slates generally. inthecltv oi Hastings, eountv ot Barrv aud Mate of Michigan, and described ns fotlowa: Democratic Majority About 20,000. The south half of lo)n numbered ten hundred Reports from the cities and towns thirty eight, ten bundled thirty nine and ten throughout the state indicate that tlie hundred forty of tlie city, formerly vlHaga, of Bnsttors accord ng to the recorded plat thereof. Democratic ticket has probably 90.OUO Dated, Basil- ga, Mich-. June R. tan. majoriiy. Indications arc that lhe Alli­ Maboahkt axdxcs. Assignee of the Mortgage.. ance or People’s party voto is very xmad ALOXZ4 E. hr*ASTON. despite the fact that every effort waa Atturnnv for Aaslgoee. made for two months preesding tbe elec­ tion to organize tbe AUiance men in this state, all the leaden of that movement of national reputation, including Senator Peffer and Jerry Simpson, of Kansaa*'Tht Niagara Fails Route” Taubeneck, of Illinois, nud Davis, of Texas, having stumped the state thor­ ntattos |5j |3j gg | Jjt oughly. Tlie greater part of the Alliance vote aeemis to have been drawn from the Republican party. The vote for and 8Air:>'k .. against the new constitution waa without more warmly loved than either of the otber«, "Old Tecump,” wxs In his “windotvless palace of rest” No more would his rugged fuco light, up with a smile as ho raw tbe faces eager to welcome him. Among the arrivals, however, were a number whose war records, though lesa distinguished, were equally honorable, nnd whom their old comrades in the ranks delighted to greet with cheers. Gen. Veazey came in; so did Secretary of War Proctor, and Quartermaster General Batchelder; then there was ex-Prwddent Hayes, Gen. Fairbanks, Gen. Alger, and many others leas well known. The ProecMiun Moves. partisan significance. So the day passed aud Che night wore on. informal reunions taking place all over Lati.il Returns up to midnight show the city until tbe tired visitors sought 4J“ J"““ ol tto dG«ld» whore their camps and lay down to the reat .ireljbt F.rm.r.' AUi»lx» nceded'before the parade of today.' All were In the field they are elected, and the night tbe trains continued to empYj- tamo ma, be old ot the “Imloraad Demo thousands more veterans, nnd it was kept tT.1. The hooM will ba compomrf up during the early morning. The hour main), ot termers at leaat .Ixt, ot there to start on tbe parade was 10:30 and tho Ireton eloctad. A, near as can be told morning was musical with tbe strains of non, tha remjte will rouu.lt, twanw^errn do^»* <>f bands and noisy with tho rat- DemoeraU. eight Republicans snd three taMit of innumerable drum oorps as the Froplsapan, men. lire Democrats eat di Jcrent bodle* marched to tbe positions Ultb. .Uta umma; the S.WSE }iey were to ucvap/. All ready, the pro­ ia victory in the adoption of the con MtuUon and the' Peopk’. pj? cession, beaded <-y tin- IlHnoh veterans, who had been ii-^i^ued the right of tho Lmmwa Alliance may claim the tegiaUline, began its tramp of five miles ture. . “ through street gsy with bunting and lined with—well, ten of thousands <rf Bwom lludUu, w<xrf 5r tnm spectators, who cheered the marchers .. Au* I -A ---------W<KK1 ..u. without ceasing, so that it is almost liter- . han been formed in this cltr «n<l hrnvi. ally true that it wm one continuous chw! 1 nitur Saiurrl« «... . . ° M. B. GlLLASPl?:/ X [ Hood’s Sarsaparilla SoIdbvaUdrngglit*. flit six fsefk Prepared only by C I- UOOI> * CO., Atwttiwurtaa. Lj-tuu. Mam. AVG-Higan Central HAsroroa. M. H. COLL1SM, uuea) Ageni, HastlHg*. O. W. BuaoLM G. P « T. A.. Uhlcaao. HOP Incorporated utder the law.* nf she ffim <>t Michigan. D il OrFICKi:-: D. G. Robtnsoo. President; Chester Me»»er. Vice. Pre*. D. W. iter.. I '.-..Cashier. BI’.KCTOi: Dan w. Reynold*. JV. D. G. Robinson. John Carrrth. Hewer. Intercut raid r.n time .Je: <■*•:* an<l a grceUl Banking KusnirasTraD*r.cie<'. CHICAGO A WEST U MICHIGAN Ry. i.v Grand lUpld* fur. Chicago Indfananoli*............ Beaton Harbor Si. Joseph Traverse City ... Muskegon Manistee Lodington on ♦Week days.‘Erery day. SstwdJ- tt.tm a. tn. lia* through chair ear to (hftago. No citra charge lor seats. 1 ;15 p. TO. runs through to Cbicaito *olin sit# Wagner Outlet car; seat* M cent• 5^' p. m hM thrmigli tree chair car to ^ItjsTp. mnisoiid train «ilh W.v.ner P»l*re sleeping ear through to CMcap. #nd r-eepe* 10 Indianapolis via Benton Harbor. li:w p rn has Wagner -kej'i: g ear to Tnmne r'J■» p. m. connects at St. Joseph "Ith«lrali*E» & Norton’s steamer for Chicago._________ a norther* Detroit, lansing Leave Grand Kapld* f->r Detroit and East Lansing......... jo-.Howell l<o«oll .............................. • Ima—8L Lows MJ’. M. I’- X- ...» rer .. through to DetreU with Pxr!or car. seatsScenU M-sxsSe- <JS; SS’c’S-w «• <;™41•“'KS3-. paa. Ajeat^ P MOBTOAG K SA IJ Default baring been mwle_ In of a rertaui moruuge "}sde t" I j Bota ^Mower" to Dauief Sink•txtoeuth A. D. ts« tor B«W page 1-a. On which mortgage lobe due at the date of Ulis n,4?t* five thirteen hundred eighty rnerlte ct one btmdredth* <!<►«« i^ntd morUMtv thirty five dollars P^.>v ded toM>> and no suit or proceedings nt 7y Mid instituted to rtrover the deM * w mortgage or any part,1 h'^vr-Vutnl in virtue of the |>.>* er o> sole C® madr and mortgage and the statote *“SOn FridV provided, notice Is hereto to'11 ; H Bt ten the second day ot Octolier. A. ■ o'clock tn lhe forrnroi »f ‘ the north MWtoauchno to the bktoe.' rn*%%tjr of PLASTERS Mid rrortfae. <*J»muc-' « /^oUd u>«*b neecssarr topay theau 'G'G <r jhn nremutes being desertbro m ?*',. j |v|nc*** Ptb7 TcX^WP ”f beta* situate hl the ..r Miducau. ttfeUnttrtltoatwKurvcy uwtvcf. JUV ST-.KznJjortm*’ DxKiXL&raiKr-K. Atty to 1*°° ’ . ’• �DILLON AND ^DrMtLW pev-OMAar-CvRC. b, an O’Brien Their Release Reopens the Irish Leadership Contest. Th. TOO BIO A BORDER FOB WOARTHY, k’A Ts S TxnC . « HtARTCv« rkrtjrtAj HEART HHFX-'K palpitation, pain in side, Aanto. ' mol Ann, short breath, op‘Ti, ■ <' hn“. ankle8’ weak S'.: ......... - 5l'’l,’itdr?l"ii ri^i“ 4 .. , h . tc.. are cured by Dr.Miles hew u .rt ( ■•it- A new discovery by the cmWrti' i: .S|»eialisL Fujeifturtmed ,..k 1 ■ ■ riO.L «t dni«ut». or^jresDr.Miles Medical Co., Elkhart,Ind, Sold by W. H. Goodyear, t-reit math In the conditio* of :!.ge ma le by John Smith to in-ught-tlia n»d Aiirtlla M. i Jaimtry c’.aitli A. ». IsSI :;i the ••ffi-r «( (lie lb-<ut r of . rxuntj. MtchIstel) on itn- eighth l -p. i**i in liver Ci ot mort«iid mortgage wasdulv , s„'.‘ c'aarlraW. Iloughtailii I Im: thialin by a*»1gnnient bear.-ii’h duv of February A.D. • : in t) ■ office of said Register r..:n- county. Michigan, ou tbe . rriintary A. I>. ISM in liber 23 : page t > Daniel Striker. at J William 11 Haze, the Hi i.nvinent Fuad cxumlitoe. ,.v Jure I* claimed lo be due notice tbe sum of twenty‘ tiilrterii and twenty five one i> if* tr.il an attorney fte of fifty ; ; t >r In ‘aid mortgage and no l-.;,; at ’.aw aaving be.*u in.*Mtut;>.r ib-nt «<furc<! bj said mort! m<>rtx*£*t>nid tlv statute in mJ vrvvidM notice t» hereby ■1 a lhe second day of October in o’clock t»> the forenoon of undersig'icd will sell at public . mlrr at the north front hottM in the city of liavting*. i •!iu:in. Uhat being tlie place >■ -<>urt for Barry county I* • ■ > described in raid mart। thereof a* mny be necessary .h e o.i said imirtEoge with • tltrrwm and all legal nin an altornev fee of fifty .•hi! ihrrrfn. Hie premise* . -aid I'mrtgnKe all that .•tail of the north «v*t quarter •r fu’irtwn in township numi; number eisht west con- Eiiifir.jj Ji Sagisis TIME TABLE. BASE BALL SCORESl •t will no< carry pwenger* unless •:i (rvipht train i»-nnlte. ill be rnn at «br convenience «!><> rrwrrvthe nibt to change «wh train* without notice. F Hush. Genl Manager. <«e your children a knowledge ?borthoi>d. typewriting, teleg- FOR THEM BE MUCH, KCi. • a- tijetii at the Grand lUpIds LMich.l Buslm*.s (l^jdyanl Block, .or. Fexri and in. .- ., v,slt lw j,.or ni,JnIogllc address a. SP.vi. .'-•.tssor to C. G. Swensberr MH ICEFOB HEARING CLAIMS. '•'ri’litan. Countv of Barry.-sa. sJ*, ‘fe ” given, that bv an'order of the iT >iMte . (,urt l»r the Countv of Harry, made on JJie aiUi any «f .bine A. 1>. 1801 .six months from that d.H » Harr tdloned for creditors to present their riumis sxaiMt the estate of Ann Baker, me «>f Mid county, deceased, and Unit all “t.'Md deceased ar- required to pre Jf'iMlietrelalnwtn said Probate court at tbe office In the City of Hastings, for examinsi hmand allow mee, on or before tbe 29th tov<>. luM^mber next, aud that such claim* ’nil •* ueani before wld court on Tuesday, the Mb <Uv of September and on Tueadav. the 2f th ntL.°r. ,n,H‘r nexl- *r 10 o’clock tn the fore"l'h ,hMe <**r»Dated June Sffh, a. I). UDI. Cha*, w. ABM*moxa. Judge of Probate. nati, 15. CHICAGO, Aug. 4.— Following are the records made by League bite Ball clubs yeeterday: At New York-New York fr, Cleveland. 4. At Philadelphia — Pbil*lelphia, 7; Chicago, 5. At ton. fr, Cincinnati, 7. At BrooklynBrooklyn, 4; Pittabarg, 1. . Asaoclation: At Columbus—Columbus, k Baltimore. 7. At St. Louh-SU IaiuI*. fc Boston. 8. At IxmlsviUe—Athletic, fr, Louisville, 6 Clnclnnati-Waabingtou game prevented-wet grounds. Ntoca taro ADMINISTRATOR'S SALE. !n the matter nf the estate of John A. B.u-I,a.ter. deccMeu. •'>uce h hereby given that I shall sell at September. A. 1> iSBt. al fen v. V' t,M‘ to’cnoon at the Probate Coart .,h<‘ c,ty of Htetlngs in Ute hwSlLJ- IUr,T- i'1 the Mate of Michigan. t« Ifeanse and anthorttv V’ on tbe i?rh dav of l> HOL by the Probate C'-urt r ; ,^t Michigan, all of the rstuc. h l"l«*st of the said deeraswd of. ' wi tn the real estate situated and being tn knnL‘i?1"ty afJBany In ’he “»'<■ of Michigan. *mmn and described a* follows to-wlt: , L*'”'1- To te- Sold subject to all locum rirttiT ail<110 *>ww and bomMtMd lUu-d, Htetlnc* July 17th. A a MSI. Clkmxxt smith. Admintefeatar. — M1X.VKAFOLIB, Joly 81.—A special u>Tbe Journal from Sioux City. Id-. arrangement* have been completed_for the conaoiidatlon of the tniou and Central of bat IU buaioe-a has «Kb br tbe «utnroe ot Oe C«nu». »««■ Yards company. 29 d"5? il)hnli3,WM women ,mvc m“rW8Da by druakeu husbands since Jan. 1. === New Jersey Republican* talk of nominK0verao?‘P“lmakler Gv,,cnU Jttm“ for ’0. n-pn •nd Other. Damaged. I Cbicauo. Aug. 4.-Siegel, Cooper & Co ' AS01*1’“uro iu tb. rornrrot i Adams and State street..> ■ fire yesterday morning. On the*State street ride a few bare wall, .r , I tall « «y .......tut, A.ta„T?t’ro£ 1 Steel, <00prr * Co to“b L'u------------?* ,‘IUU 7°, imcr 1.1torior _____ ____ _ “V. b*“ “'f *“ u',l 1 fallen '‘Ilea away. »w.y, The Tb. en .ire, block is In-------ruins. the ainiost almost — Only uis UH, superhuman effort* of... the Are _ department . saved the buildings on tbe Jackson street fronts, nnd but tor the narrow alley ju Mh WV LC?°’*r & Cu ’“ ‘’“Hdlw Jainra H. X\ alter * great store could mt have been saved. ----- r.ariy. The fire broke out a little before 8 o clock, and but twenty-five or so persons were in the building at the time. If it hud occurred twoor three hours later when the whole store wa* full of purchaaere and employe* there is scarcely a doubt that n holocaust would have resulted, lhe flames started in tbe engine room. 1 wo men were caught on the fourth fluor and had a narrow escape, desrending by hanging to a sign and dropping on to a bnh-ony Other buildings seriously damagt-d were those of James H. Walker and the -Leader,’’ both dry goods establish­ ment*. The Berkeley Ijmd company, of Denver, oftffitow*0 “M,8nn,«'L liabilities ”* cm!*1 hS**"’ a M’lired merchant of FtaTOn .'iX' /“““ e 73 JeAr» of “S"Coij^ha*!:' ”'.?erf*Mn‘’ °l New Haven, a \ Acheron horse which ha* tarntT1 • • c"^ ,,DrT 11-ta.boH, tl» tamou. bu«’•“ «*«'• i> -Kain insane. 111.1, the {uu*Jh tlu»® wll hin twenty year.; that he has been sent to an asylum Washington Grand Ai^ny man will op­ pose before tha encampment atjietroit lhe erection of a xoldiers* memorial hall at Decatur, HU They think the locality too far west, and prefer a mon iment at the national cipltul. lhe American bark Curncoa ha* been Mixed by the Dutch authorities at the Island of Willemstad for trying to land arms and ammunition. It i* believed the contraband article* were to be smuggled intollayti. The body of James Carter, a laborer, of Central park, Ill*, wa* found in Garfield park. Cbicagrt. It was sitting upright on a park seat with the bead thrown back and a ga«h in the throat that nearly ■mounted to decapitation. A blood -stained razor on the grass told tbe story of sui­ cide. - Thurtday. July 30. Cotton worms threaten to destroy the Following is the list uf lorae*. mostly crop in Georgia. . covered by in*urnpec: Aggregate on build­ The I/uliuque Lumber company has ing*. frJ2’»,0fr>; Siegel. Cooper & Co, UOfr John Berry. >l,<MXh James H. Walker failed to meet tbe Interest on its mort­ A- Co., tiuu.oxh C. Hennecko & Co., 125,­ gages. and foreclosure preceeding have be­ 000; Baird Az Underhlll Portrait companv. gun. John A Bryant, lin.OOT; Exchange 'i’he grand jury ut New York has in­ ’* work. Herald lor for priming printing an, tin, account ।Jor Women id work, ll.MD; fi.uuq The i he “Leader, Jz-adcr.” । dicted‘ The *,,r ue.uia 8125,Obfr. John Hollowed ll.iJOfr. >1,000; Royal of ,,!ie late electric execution* at Sing Sing —>l,00fr, *■ prinnti ' European. ihotel, total, «994.Rk). Dr. Thoma* G. Erskine, of l^eroy, Ill*., I MARYLAND DEMOCRACY. waa found dead iu his office, having been 1 dead severu; days. He wo* IX) year* old, | ’ and well known. I H.lrruniro lul. ’ll 1-h.. i ,n a Innl fi.lil nt twenty-two roun.l. at llttT V...» Joly 41-1 Ik- Dymocratlo ' s.„ fr.ud.ro D«.„y Xrodb.m, ol St, c urou-.lou .U.lcbn-.H l.rro yrotrhtay. n. I’oul, kn.wk.4 out Billy M.Ti.n, of S.U expected, The prize was a ’purse of >1,500. i--------- -- nomiuate-d Frank Brown for j■ *Francisco. nu I RUVtfrn"r n,,<* Artbur «’• Gorman ter; R. ' ; Rev. Dr. Kidder, late secretary of tbe i• United ’ State* ~ Senator. 'The rK“ platform gen- 1i board • of education of the Methodist Epls[ crally ernlly denounces denounce* the pre-cut present administeaadminister- ! copal -church, ------ — -—died nt his home in Evansi ti<>n aud the attempt to pass the “force” jton’ *"*•• 'Wednesday morning. He was 76 bill, and thank* Gorman for defeating H®*”* °’1’• that measure. The present tariff is de-j The old cavalry armory occupied by the 1 * ’----- ‘ ----- - “of *— ‘------------J ‘ I ^c’-.juiI •*««." —"» rI. v — dan-d one in the interest monopoly and regiment N. r. G.. -»• at tn.i Chicago, wa* combine*, and n careful and thorough -re- j burue-i. destroying all tbe arm* nnd univislonM I* demanded. ' form* of tho regiment. Lot.*, about >5frniuirtah-m Advocated. j frt); in-urancc, >14 1X10. Upon the money question the platform | English paper* having printed the re­ declare* that no legislation that would j pmrt that the <aar wa* displeased with"tbe make gold or sliver ruin a commodity i boner* shown to the French naval nffloers should i»e enacted, but Mich a* will keep . at Uronatadt, bo made -- • ■hastq - to -telegraph • • those two metals nt equal exchangeable President Carnot a declaration of his value in the United S:ale* market*. Any warm friendship. attempt to depreciate either metal is con­ In ctin-cquenre of tho prcmmco of the demned. A rcsolntion of sympathy with United States cutter Levi Woddpnry on I the ]>erM*cut<*d Rusaian Jew* waa adopted, the Camuiu fishing grounds Maine flsheran,| tf,c Australian ballot system I* np- ni'.-u are said to l»e openly catching fish I prov,xl. The full ticket is a* follows: Fur wit hiu the Canadian line*. I gOvvrnor, Frank Brown, of Carroll counThe falling off in the rate of inereaM in । ty; for cornpt roller, Marlon DeKnlbSmitb; population of the United State*. Kump.trof Kent; for attorney ^-neral, John P. ing the census of 18H* frith that of *MM, is I’oo. Baltimore City; for clerk of the at at nearly nearly exactly exactly the the same same rata rate osjth tut it ho fallAt ofClovej r * j---------- s.— -s.? Bam* i court of ap;wal*, J. Frank Ford, at St. ing off jn England, comparing the two decades. • Mary's county. SUIT AGAINST THE ALLIANCE. CHARLESTON. Aug. 8.—A Farmer** Ailinnce *tore in Spartanburg county failed ^ne time ago, and although the store ri|n nD(jor the auspices of the county AU1„„ wl,cn lhe Uiluro III. Alliano? disclaimed all responsibility, holding tblit it lay with the manager* personally. The creditors Allmett,-Nixon and Go'.dsbroug. of Baltimore, finding they could not collect the debts, have entered suit in the United State* court tor $2,225. The defendant* named In the complaint nrc S. T. D. Lancaster, H. F- Williams. Alfred Harris, R M. Smith. Mose* Woe*!, I. IL Padgrit. Padgett. N N F. Walker. George B Dean and W. M. Zimmerman, doing business under the firm name of the Farmer*’ Alliance of Spartanburg county. Firtl Case of It* Kind. The complaint alleges that plaintiffs ■old merchandise to the amount of >4.195, but only 81,200 had been paid The plain­ tiff* ask for a judgment of >2.925. No an­ swer has yet l««n fllecL It is expected that the case will come up soon. It is one of the first of it* kind in the country, and tbdroecision will probably define the lia­ bilities of Allianee organization*. NATIONAL FINANCIAL NOTES. Reduction of the Debt. WASHINOTON, Aug. L—The treasury surplus yesterday aggregated *57.018,504, of which amount MO.578.113 wd« in depos­ itory bank*. 8I9.3H.7S In subsidiary coin, and 4360.277 in minor coin nnd fractional currency The redaction in the public debt during July, treasury official estimate, will bi about *4.5t».00a Cu,tom,’receAP^iU.r* ing lhe month will aggregate a^°at ^' 500 ooO. internal revenue receipt* about >14 500.000. ard mlicellaneoa* receipt* about >4,000,000 I’Mripte “f »4'».0<><’-®00 tor J**1*' „ Tb,.. F-Hb *VAU,O«> ot "I11 awrll lb, reroipt* *b. >' obtb to 1*0.000.• W LXTrttch th.ro «W b. “;,~.St.»rok »»«».«» nenaion. Thl. rt.t* polat. w MJ Incroro. .hbbtM.IWMajb. JttljTir’b. of the debt to that amount. . MOUST CAltllSl. Ul«. *“«,*■-* , Xn.,.1™, . '“’T" “J ‘“"‘‘“J Ir.tercttljI.eountX. roltirorJ from low. Fntl.y «•<>>■ h|- ,"'lde‘'•J®"* 5ft-r his ret uro he was arreste 1 on a war«nt cbarg ng him with seduction and of promise, tho complainant boing Ida Abnsber. Klroll S-tarC., >» dl th. N.W York th*ln ^IwdtKSOUktkof tbeolrotrio Jo ..SiooStwuo J“lr« Tl-e’M®" “ lA-!”"””11 o,eSt. M-ud. horror m I rance, uotv foots up liity. SoH„'!t“u‘Sl’S lL'"-‘ Hot Dprluga. S. D., bundny night. inLt Q Tb« kKwmj' Republican league has been O called -Hied io meet nt Topeka Aug. 3&. It ia now believed thnt Red. Mr. Spurg«m, the eminent English preacher, will _ - ■ rec&.vx. 22 I Somebody who hit* kep- a note book n~n lax^utn* ’. Chicago, July 29 —Ye*tcri ay’* Iteagus base ball recon! is as follows: At Boston— Boston. 11. New York. 5. At Pittaburg— Pittsburg, fr. Cincinnati, 4; ... land—Cleveland, 3; Ctticngq. 6. Brook­ lyn-Philadelphia game postponed—rain. Association: At Baltimore—Boston, x Baltimore. 3. At Philadelphia—Athletic, | 5; Washington. ID. . Chicago. July 3U.~League scores on the j diamond yesterday were: At Brooklyn— ; Brooklyn, 5; Philadelphia. 4. At Pitts- , burg—Cincinnati, 8; Pittsburg, 2. JJt»rtdn. ton-New York game postponed—rain. ,I Assvcialion: At Aw^d.llon: Al Baitimore-Boston. lU;tiworo-B<»t<.». 2. - ।I Baltimore, 8. Philadelphia-Washington | 1 game postponed—rain. / ’! Chicago, July 31.—The Leagno record In the base ball playing yesterday was as follows: At Pittsburg—Cleveland, Pittsburg, 5. At Cincinnati—Cincinnati, fr. Chicago. 1. Philadelphia-Boston and New York-Brooklyn games post poned-rain. .■Usociation: At Washington — Wash­ ington, 11; Athletic, 5. At BaltimoreBoston. 9; Baltimore, Chicago. Aug. L—League base ball j York—Brooklyn, 0; New York, 6. At Philadelphia—Boston. 7; Philadelphia. 1 At Pittsburg—Pittsburg, 8: Cleveland. 7. At Cincinnati—Cincinnati, 4: Chicago. «. Scores made by the lending bust ball .-ombinationa Saturday and Sunday were is follows— Ixtague: At Now York-Brook­ lyn. 8; New York, 0. At PhiladelphiaPhiladelphia. fr. Boston. I. At Pittsburg —Pittsburg. 7; Cleveland. 3. At Cincin­ nati-Chicago, 7; Cincinnati. 4. Association: At Cohnnbus—Columbus, 7; Baltimore, 1 At Cincinnati—Cineinnkti, <J; Washington. 2. At St. Loui*— SU Louis, 8; Boston. 7. At LouisvilleAthletic, 3; LonbviHe. 3- (Monday) At Louisville—Athletic, 8; Louisville, 5. At 3t. Lonis—Boston, 5; St. Loul*. 8. At Columbus—Baltimore, 3; Columbus, u At Cincinnati—Washington, S; Cincin­ Fr. yesterday, hh mission, as lie stated it, be­ ing to sake charge of the World’s fair aud ¥bn«t" Carter H-irrl'ton’s boom for the presidency. Ex United States Senator Sawyer, of South Carolina, died *ud(ir:>ly yi-terrUy at ShawaniM*, Tciiu. Heuns largely inter­ ested in the development nf that ,ectionof the country and owned cotn-ldernb'e land. Re emigrated vouth from the east daring the period of rewnstruction. 15 Aanauncr* That Ke f. Fornen.t the -faeroward King.” Whera Enctate. Threat­ en to Fire Him Into a Horse l ond. U.X00X, Jul, M.-Fur th. arol ,im, ln »ror«l month. 1,1.1, ,(rai„ ,)1(J 1(ad l»X topic hero. Th, rol«» (roln prl„„ ot Dillon ami O’Brien hie. uarted a cron of rumor, that I. l^e lo proportion to tbo limo that the two Homo Kulora bare been out of polltltw, „ U Wb Ihry woro wlwuml there waa. tht crowd ta cheer thorn, part ot which calW „u them to atantl b, Parnell, and part u> abandon him. It la now .fated on high authority among tbo McC.rtbjtle. that tailing Will abortly Iw aalected a. leader trf the l*«cty. McCarthy luu otl|y hron wait Ing tor Dillon a releaa.- to tro, rid ot the burden ot the chairman.. Ip and devote blmrolt entirely to Uh. u.orit. oceup.. lion of literature. * McCarthy Too Generous. His finances bavi suffered considerably slnre he accepted tbe leadership by calls upon hi* generosity, while hi* in­ come bn* declined. From all |mrt* of Ire­ land apj>eali hare come direct to McCar­ thy for assistance in tlie of evicted tenant* and others, and although hi* mod­ erate circumstance* would have justified a general refusal, yet his nat ral *ymp;v thies have led him to contribute beyond hi* nu-ans. In ret uni for all this, for the first time in hi* life he has been subjected to personal abuse, and hi* intimate friend* *ay thnt while too proud and patriotic to openly acknowledge his disappointment, he ba* been cured of hia lifelong enthusi­ asm for the National enure, at least so far m wearing out the remainder of his career in the task of Sisyphus. Dillon Will Fight Parnell Addresses were presented tu Dillon and O’Brien nt Athlone and M.illingar yester day. Dillon, in* responding, raid "he l>elieved that in the near future there would again ben united Irish party. At Dublin an immetu- crowd of Parnelllte* and Me* Carthyitr* cordially greeted tbe lenders, who drove to Dillon's rts-idene*. amid cheer* for I’urnell. Dillon, in conversa­ tion with representative McCarthyite*, promised that in the event Of any Purnell contest in bye elections, he would Intervene In support of the McCarthyite candidate. O’Brien adhere* to hi* intention to take a period of rest for the completion at bi* Kistoriral novel. ,. Thrratrn lu Duck 1‘arnrll. The latest talk of tbe anti-Pnrnellite* is that they will dutfc Parnell in a horrapond if he dares to «penk nt Thurles next Sunday, according to hi* anuuunced inteution. Archbishop Croko has invited Dillon nnd O'Brien tb be his guest* at Thurlea. Tho hbrsepond programme may not lie carried out, especially as it i* declaret! to be contingent on the consent uf Archbishop Croke, who ix.not likely tu agree to such a disposition, even teniporarily. of PnrnelL That there will 1>e dis­ order nt Thurle* next Sunday there is lit­ tle doubt. The people there are almost to a man devoted to thu archbishop, and will resent any allnaion of an unfavorable kind to the clergy. HISTORY OF A WEEK? august. 1891. - --------- Ckl-K JUT, Au*. l .-J- s*»“ pro..drot ,ro<«r,U,. lb. colb-rtorJnp York custom house. Mr. Fareett turned U«t eveniug. re­ Friday, July 31. Jessie FoihergHi. the English novelist, I is dead. I Jnlftcn, M»x., was visited by a heavy eart hquake Tuwtlny night. The New York Republicans will meet in state cunvuntion at Rochester. Sept. 9. Vermont L:« l»cen firing the star* and stripes its a state for just one century. Sara Jone* wa* bombarded with rotten eggs while lecturing at Houston, Tex. Gertrude White, aged 13. was fatally ^tabbed with a carpenter’s chfad in John­ ston, R. I., by iy> unxtaown man. Mrs. Je««e Arbaugh wa* killed by the cars whileatteuiping to cross tbe Big Four track nt Carmi, Hl*. One hundred and fourteen thousand en­ tries for public lands were made in the United States during the. year ended June 30. . Carter Harrison, ex-mayor of Chicago, in a speech at South Haven. Mich., told hi* rudlence that he would like to live in tbe White House. Fifteen Inches of rain fell in tbe province of Gujerat, India, within twenty-four hours, and tbe country is flooded. Three hundred person* artfknown to havvbenn drowned. At the annual encampment of tbe Illi noi* Son* nf Veteran* nt Decatur George IL Hnrlbut. of Eei.idere, was elected col­ onel to succeed Colonel George B. Stadden, of Springfield. Governor Buchanan, of Tennessee, ha* included an appropriation for a rtate ex­ hibit at the World’s fair in hi* call for an extra seraion of the Tennessee legislature, to convene on Aug. 17. An explwdmi io the KurlBglueck coal pit, Westphalia, Germany, canted the death of six miner*. William Caldwell, colored, wa.* hanged at Houston. Tex., for the murder of Dr. J. AL Shamblin in July. 1&& Failures in tbe United S;ates for the week ended yesterday numbered 23fr. for the corresponding week last year, 167. Tbe three story pulp mill of the Glen* Fail* company at Ticonderoga. N. Y., waa burned. Los*. ISO.OOfr, insured Miss Lillian Shaffer, of Pittsburg, Pa. wa* married to George K. Grant, the “electric tattooed man* of Forepaugh's rhow Report* from the two Dakota* and Mintemota indicate that almost unprecedent . d crops will be harvested ia that region this season. Tlie Southern depot at me Alabama Great ------------------— Birmingham. Ala., wat wrecked by the rxpl<*iun of fifty keg* of powder stored ia that building. A Norwegian schooner wa* sunk by s collision with an English s.eamdr. tn tbe English channel. Eight sailor* were drowned. The resignation of Secretary Noble, which was raid to be in the hand* of tbe president, i* denied at both Washington and Cape Mny. Geonre Francis Train was at Chicago The Swiss are joyfully celebrating the 600th anniversary uf the e«tablbihmcnt of their republic. The first Bessemer steel produced in Maryland waa blown at Sparrow Point by the Maryland Steel company Saturday. George H. Myer*, judge *»f the Tenth judicial circuit of WiKcounin, died at Ap­ pleton Saturday, at the age of 07, from the effects of the grip. An Alliance member of the school board of Oakland, Knn., objected to holating the national ensign over tlie school house tnd hi* fellows voted with him. It is stated that Frank Collier, the Chi­ cago lawyer who wa* sent to tho insane asylum, is getting better, and hopes arc entertained of bis entire recovery. « Tbe Shawnee county (Kas.) Democrat, have entered into a fusion with the Alli­ ance lo capture the loaves and fishes in that county ortAU eqmU rilivvy.” Employe* of Bl's* & Van Aukco's mill, nt Saginaw, Mich., caught Jerry Findley, a slab sawyer, stealing another man's din­ ner. and gave him n coat of pitch and mud. The supreme court of Michigan ha* de­ cided a case in which tbe point was a hus­ band's right to a part of what the wife earns The point wo* decided affirma­ tively. The •'holy goat of Trier," a garment al­ leged to I ave been worn by the Savior, is to be put on exhibition at Trier on Aug. 16. It Is supposed to have miraculous properties. Frank Kalinaki. 12 years old, pulled Paul Lnlnski, aged 8, into the river at StPaul, and held him under water until he wa* drowned, so it is charged by Paul's little brother. Frank denies tbe crime. The job printers, pressman, and other* engaged in thnt branch at business nt Omaha, have struck to enforce the eight• hour law jmased by tho freent legislature. The men in the Omaha and Grant Smelt­ ing works have also struck for tbe same purpose. Bishop Flosch, of IxaCroaw, Wis., is dead. He was 60 years of age. Samuel Hano, a real estate’operator at Allatoq. Mass., has failed for $502,OCX). Tbe First National bank of Tabor, la,, capital <50,009 has been authorised to begin business. The treasury department yesterday pur­ chased HJtl.iXXi ounce of silver nt from 11 .O'* to fl tCD |>er ounce. Rev. William M. Perry, pastor of tho Central Presbyterian church at Smith’s1 Grove, Ky.. fell dead in his puipi^ Sunday Rev. Mr. Williams, a retired Congrts gutio’nal clergyman, lost his life in a fire’ which destroyed the Weeks house at Palmer, Mara. Charles E Goodwin, of GiOdwin’s Of flcinl Tftrl Guide, was mortally wounded by IJcrtrnm C. Webster, -of New’ York, Sunday night. Jealousy was tbe cause. James Thompson and Miclmel MeDon nell,’under «rre.*t at Chicago for burglary, arc bu-ipected of being implicated in the murder of Mr. Brczell at Desplaines Last winter. The Royal Trust company, with a capi­ tal stock of f.7K),(kn>, has bjeu authorized to do a Incnking business in Chicago. Albert L. Coe's the president ot tbe new institution. 1 W. Irwin Boyce, a farmer living a abort distance cast of Jacksonville, Ills., was killed Sunday night by William Stacey, a young man who bears rather an unen­ viable reputation. A young woman, Lou Lyon*, is the cause* of the trouble. Alexander Longr who had just married Miss Belle Angel, of £l. Ixiuis, was ar­ rested by tht- sheriff of Marion county, 111*., on a charge of perjury. lx»ng ad­ mits that he swore to what was not trnc, but say* lhe lawyer tangled him up. THE MARKETS. Chicago. Aug. 3. F.ilinvring were the quotation* on the board of trade today. Wheat -No. 2 AusuvU opened 87>ic, cloead «7Hc; September, opened Kfiz. clre>eJ USHc: December, opened WJ^c, cluse 1 WMc Cura—No. 2 August, opened September, opened S6X-. closed ST^c; October, opened Mfcc. closed MH - Oats—No. 2 August, ojiened 2T*hc. cloaod 37|ic; September, opened STHc: closed ST^c; May. opened 31Wc, closed 8!J4c:. Fork—August, opened $11.40. closed September, opened flliO. chiroed I1L47X October, opened $11 .M. rinsed 811.52X. Lard-September, opened anil ritried Sfl.7'1. Uve vtock—Following were the prices at the Unloti stock yards today: Hogv—Market rather active on packing and shipping arcount, and prices about 5c higher; sal<« ranged at $a.K©5.:k) pigs. 84.W&5.W light, $4.3) &&.&"> rough .packing. $4.0025.75 mixed, and $S.lOCi3.Tnheavy packing aud shipping lota. K.’thtie-Market only moderately active on local and shipping accotthu and prices tai or buyer* quotations ranged $3.7t>4AS5 choice to fancy shipping steers. 84.00O5J0 good lo choice do, 8L30®kS4O common to fair do, $3.T<M.D butcher*’ steer*, 82A0Q41..U Stocker*. $12>4>4.2S Texan*. <3.4034.30 feeder*. $LKKMAD rows, 51.W03.5O bulls, and Sheep—Market rather quiet, and prices steady: quota' tom range 1 at 83J0CA80 westeras. f^.7T«iAiS native-. aud I3.SO&5.U) lambs. Produce: Bitter-Fancy separator, lie per lb: dairies.fancy frMh. ISfttta: packing stocks, fresh. U&llk-. Eggs-Losa off. l*c per dot. Live poultry—Old chickens. He per lb; apriug. IShic; roosters. turkeys, mixed, ducks. WriOe; spring. Wile. Potatoes-8L Louis, early L Mo. »1JS®I.M per bbl. 4u©45c per bu;l*uir«M*. >L5Qftl.75 per bbl; Alton. |1ja^jl.50-. Ka-hsas, 30C4Dc per ba; home grown, BOiiT.V per sack. Apples-1111 nob. green. 81JK ©2.UU per bbk. choice. $LS; eating. RUSOja-OO, Rrapberriea—lied. >1jS»^L.!W per St-pt crao; black. per Wqt case: >l.loaUS per S*-pt case. BUckberriea—Michigan, per 10-qt case. , - —•* Broom corn—Hurl. per lb; whisk brush. M$&Bc; green, self-working, 4&4Kc; in­ side nud covers, 44£4*4': common oroah. 3Jt ajtc; crooked. 3d3c. Wheat-No. 1 red winter caah. >1.08*: do Angtist. W);-$e; do September, R84c: do De­ cember. tLUB€ Com-No. 2 mixed caah, 73c; do Aucust. «F-»c: do September, es^r, do October. Gfejc. Oat«-Quitl but steady; No. 2 mixed ca»U. 3Tc; do August. 33c; do September. Xfcjr. Rye-Nominal. Bartey— Nominal. lAirk-Dnll but steady: new mea*. SIIWIXOJ.ard-<iiifet; Augurt, Mtfr, Sej.tnubcr. >«.(»o ! . I Wheat—Streng and higher; crab. W&WJic: Angtwt, Mfcc; September. WJfc; December, i t <<m- nuttier, caau. asj«c; ac| BU>t 53Hri 8-ptemb«r. «R4c; year. 41c. Oat* -H^hcr. <*-h. S7««SBc; Aujmat. VUc; Sep:ember. 3*^c bid. Pork-Steady; ULWH ttlUL Lard-Strady; KS1 Whisky- Bteadr. I «UT. ONE ENJOYS Both the method, aud reeulu when Syrup of Figs is taken; it is pleasant and refreshing to the taste, and acts gently yet promptly on the Kidneys, Liver and BdweU, cleanses the sys­ tem effectually, dispels colds, head­ aches and fevers and cares habitual constipation. Syrup of Figs is the only remedy of its kind ever pro­ duced, pleasing to the taste and ac­ ceptable to the stomach, prompt in its action and truly beneficial (n its effects, prepared only from the most healthy ana agreeable substances, its many excellent qualities commend it to all and have made it the most popular remedy known. Syrup of Figs is for sale in 50c and 81 bottles by all leading drug­ gists. Any reliable druggist who may not have it on hand will pro­ cure it promptly for any one who wishes to try it Do not accept any substitute. CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP CO. 8A It FHAK01SC0. CAL LOUISVHU. KT. MEW YOtK, K.T. Cadwallader’s AGENCY COLUMN. OFFICE WITH HOLBROOK, OVER MORRILL’S STORE, HASTINGS. Some more cheat) houses wanted rang­ ing from $500 to $1000. • Remember that tlils column contains bnt a very small part of the property I have for sale nr exchange. , I have Improved and vacant city tyls for sale nnd exchange in all parts of tbe city. Farming lands for sale and exchange inall parts of tlie county. I have some choice Grand Rapids prop­ erty for sale nt a bargain. 1 have choice Chicago property for sale, well located in different parts of the city, ranging from $425 up to $50,000. a splen­ did opportunity for investment* In that marvelous city where fortunes are made in Real Estate. I have maps of the city lo­ cating the different place.) fur sale. .< SPECIAL ! On Jefferson street two houses and lota at bargains. and on easy terms. Near furniture factory,—one lot and house well finished $1,000; $500 down, bn), on time a| 7 j»er cent And one house and lot one block from factory. $su0; 8300 down, bal. at 7 per cent. Cheap. House and lot near Whip and F$!t Boot factory, 81.000. 8500 down, bal. 3 years Several splendid bargaius^dn the 1st want and other parts of the cltyi • Hncfbarn for sale at a bargain, on cor­ ner opposite Ford's hotel. 80 ft. front by 140 ft deep,well located In Seneca Falls. N. Y.. has on the land 1 brick store three stories, also dwelling house and good barn. Can be.bought at a bargain', or will exchange for Hastlqgs or Grand Rapids property. Tbe city of Seneca Falls has a population of 7,000 and upwards—is largest town in Secena Co. 40-ucre farm in in Ing, all Improved, soil good. Can be bought at a bargain on easy terms. 84 acres fractional—over runs 15 or 20 acres, M mile east of Sheridan, good fram­ ed house. 4Jne of tlie cheapest farms in Barry Co., vull take part city property. 10 acre* neb* city, good bouse and barn, well and cistern, 150 fruit trees, X acre grapes; 81.300, cheap, y, down, bal. at 7 per cent 160.acres in Woodland to exchange for smaller farm and difference. 196 acres in Hope township, known as the Doty farm, will sell for 84200 on easy terms. Severe.! 80 acre parcels for sale at bar­ gains ranging from $1,800 upwards and some will take part city property in ex­ change. , I have several large farms for sale will take small farm in part payment. I have some city property 1 will trade for good farms. 1 contemplate a more extended system of advertising, and It would be well for those who wish to sell or exchange to call at this agency at onoe and get the benefits. Union Pacific IL IL lands for sale In the slates of Kansas, Oregon. Washington. Utah, Texas, etc, upwards of 5.900,000 acres of farming, mineral and timbered lands, ranging in price from 85 to 810 per acre; one-tenth down, ten years credit on balanee. Frequent excurelor. rate* given, etc. Call and get circulars. Notice Is hereby given that by virtue of an ex­ ecution Issued out of tbe Circuit Court for the txauity of Barry and State of Michigan, to me directed and delivered, and sgaiust tbe goods and chattels of the Bsadags Creatuery Com­ pany, of the city of Butinas. County of Barry aud State of Michigan, anate favor of the Has­ tings City Bank. I did on ths 0ret day ot July. JWl. levy upon and take and »e!re all the right, tide and Interest of the said defendant, the Hasting* Creamery Company, in and to the fob lowlng real estate situate in the City of Hastings In said county to-wit: lion lo tbe City of Hastings according to tbe r eortlrd put thereof, aft of wbieh I «h*i: sell public auction or vm-due to the high* st Udd at tbe north front door of the court bOMd the elty of Hastings In said county ot Saturday, the 15th day of Aurnxt, A D. IfHi THE BANNER 75 CENTJ. �k /.m ' WHERE FAKIRS MEET, j CHRISTS AUTHORITY. THEY HAVE" AN EXCHANGE QUEER LESSON VI, THIRD QUARTER. INTER­ ENOUGH IN ITS ODD WAY. ’ ’ NATIONAL SERIES," AUG.‘ 0. When you visit tho fakirs’ exchange and [Compiled from Lenon Helper Quarterly by come to know it you will be able to under- :j permhriou ------of- H. ” 8. “ *Huff ’ ■“-----mon.—publisher, v’1-*-- PhiladriphU.] stand st least one circumstauce that must || After the last leoaon w« see Jesus nt have struck you as being n trifle queer. Now. many persons hare at some time ■ ICana again, whence He Sealed the noblo’s son nt Caj»ernaum. In tbe regwalked from the city hall through Pnrk •'' man । row and down Broadway us far as Wall ।alar narrative of His life there would street, and have noticed that rhe streets then । come in, probably, the call of the were strangely clear of peddlers. Going ]four ns they were engaged at. their work over that same ground a couple of hours later they have encountered a horde of by 1 tho sea of Galilee, tbo Sermon on the howling, hoarse voiced men and boys, their Mount, n number of miracles nt Caper­ cries arising far above Lhe nni*o of tho !naum, nnd tbe call of Matthew. We now Him again at Jerusalem, at one of the streets as they fairly assaulted lhe passers- find ] of the Jews, and He heals ’a helpless by to compel them to buy thotrinkets they feast* 1 man, who had been a sufferer for thirty­ had for sale. years, on the Sabbath day, com­ If yon have noticed this you have per- eight 1 haps wondered whence all three fakirs have manding him to take up his bed and walk. so suddenly sprung. The key to this mys- ■■ Therefore did the Jew* persecute Jreus,# tery is not hard to And and is not a great I‘ nnd sought to slay Him, liecause Ho had distance away. It Is to be found at the ! done these things on the Sabbath day. 17, “But Jesus answered them, My Fa­ fakirs' exchange. Just strike down Ann street from Park ther worketh hitherto, nnd I work.” The oneness of the Father nnd the Son is row and halt at Theater alley, a short half block away. Yon Wil! we nothing there a truth much dwelt upon in this gospel, that will remind you of Lhe Produce ex­ and constantly ampbiirixed, aud that all change or the Cotton exchange or tbe Real the words and works of Jesus were not Estate exchange or anything of that sort. His but the Father's. IS. "Therefore the Jews irnught tho more You will are on one side of Theater alley a liquor store, on tho other another. The j to kill Him, because lie not only hail broken tho Sabbath, but said also that Fakirs’ exchange is right about there. In the windows of one of three saloons is God was His father, making Ilimself equal a small crystal lake, in tbe center of that a with God.” Observe the significance of the relation­ smaller island, and on that a bullfrog al­ most as large as the island. He is the ship ot Son aud Father as here brought tutelary genius of the exchange. When he 1{ out—It is not inferiority, nor descent by 1 generation, but equality, oneures of char­ was first put into that aquarium he was a ; ' acter. ’ brash sort of bullfrog. He started in to make things ham at once. In the same Ij IB. “The Son can do nothing of Himself, place were several catfish, if you have i but what seeth He tbe Father do; for what soever He doeth, three also doeth ever attempted to toy In a careless manner 1; things the Son likewise.” with a catfish you probably know that he ; Thus replied Jeans, prefixing His double has a very decided way of making himself verily, or Aman, Amen, reminding us of felt. This bullfrog ought to have known this aud perlutpe he did, but os has been Isa. Ixv, 16 (R. V., margin). Seeing Jesus, said, he was brash. So he fooled with the they saw God the Father, hearing Him, they heard the Father; in all Ills works cattish and they fooled with him. ' they saw the Father’s works (chapter i, 18; THB HXCBANG& xiv, 9, 10). What a field for meditation is Then one day ho climbed on tho Island here for us, aud what great reason for the before mentioned and began to wonder why deepest humiliation on tho part of every it was that catfish were allowed in a civil­ ised country to carry stilettos behind their believer! 20. “For the Father loreth the Son, nnd ears. That was two years ago, and t he bull­ frog has spent about all his time on that shewet h Him all things that Himself doct h; and He wnll shew Him greater works than island ever since. This biography of him these, that ye may mnrvel.” ■may seem irrelevant, but it isn't. The As to the Father’s love to the Son, con­ members of the exchange treat him with sider three wondrous words in reference to large consideration. They call him Robin­ us who believe: “As the Father hath loved son Crusoe, and they claim that his powers me, so .have I’loved you;” “The Father of bard and persistent thinking entitle Himself loveth you.” him to respect. So if you want to get along 21. “For as the Father ralscth up the with them yon will cust no reflection on dead, and quickoneth them, even so tho Crusoe. tlie frog. Son quiekencth whom He will.” The exchange is unique. There will be Tho word “quicken" is sometimes used days and days when It will bo to ail in­ in reference to bringing life to a soul dead tents and purposes closed, when you will in sin, as In Eph. ii, 5; Col. ii, 13; nnd see scarcely n member about. On those sometimeo tn reference to bringing to life days they ore scattered all over tho city in every place where men and women congre­ a dead body. ±1 “For the Father judgeth no man, gate, selling with greater or less success but bath committed all judgment unto the such wares'm they have to offer. Then you will see them drifting back to bead­ Son." Here is the great fact that all judgment quarters, and on Another day when you go through Ann street you will find handcart hath been committed unto the Son. 23. “That nil men should honor the Son. after handcart about Theater alley and even as they honor the Father. He that men lounging about looking nt Crusoe and talking in groups. It is an exchange day. honoreth not the Son honoreth not the It is not proper to class these men with Father which bath sent Him.” And yet there are many who say they lx>tbe small peddlers who sell shoestrings, matches aud the like. These are but work­ lieve in Gotl, and trust Iri'-Jlim and worship Him, who will not acknowledge the Divin­ ing on what U practically the system of ity of the Son, or, in other words. His the Italian padroncs, albeit in this case it equality with the Father; but all tho while is worked by Hebrews. These peddlers in Ann street are usually either individual they insist that they are true worshipers of merchants, so to speak, or members of n the true God. With this verse before u* combination, and in a general way with so what conclusion can we come to bat that much unanimity of form that their head­ all such aro fearfully deceived. 24. “Verily, verily, I say unto yon. He quarters may really be termed nn exchange. that beareth My wool, and belicveth on They have capital within certain limits, Him that sent me, hath everlasting life.” So also in chapters Hl, 16, 3G; vi, 47. Not and credit too They will not deal in things that to their mind will noi strike tbe pub­ will have when we die, nor will have if we lic as either bargains or novelties. Tho are faithful, nor will have if wo add so elaas of peddlers who deni in bargains buy many good works, but rim pjy and emphati­ unsold stocks of magazines, boohs or il­ cally, “Ho that hcorcth and IriMoveth lustrated papers, hate just gone out of sea- HATH.” "This is the record that God •on. second hand article* thnt are easily hath given to os eternal life, and this life is in His Son. lie that bath tbe Son bath transferred by means of n handcart or with life” (I John v, 11, 12)...■ ' the assistance of an ancient horse. “And shall not come into condemnation, ROW FAKIRS WORK. but is passed from death into life.” x? The dealers in novelties form the cream To tlie believer there ia no future judg­ Otthe exchange. They work on comblnament for rius, for all were laid on Jreus, tious. They watch every toy and novelty and we have the assurance of Him who mannfactnring bouse in the business. ' cannot Ho that they shall lie remembered They have scheduled novelties that of no more (Isa. llil. 5, 6; xllii, 23). But there course change from year to year for every shall be a judgment for service for all be­ .holiday, whether it be Christmas or Labor ■Day. Il was mainly through tbe efforts of lievers. 35. “Verily, verily, I say unto you, The three men that the “Fifteen Puzzle” be­ hour is coming and now is, when tbo dead came popular. When they heard, and ( shall hear tbe voice of tbe Son of God; and they did speedily, that the “Boulanger । they that Lear shall live.” March" was a good thing, it was but n day or *o when they were wiling it by the tens verse 28 our Lord uses the word "hour” in of thousands on the street*. reference to au indefinite period of lime. i They watch every theatrical hit, every The hour of this verse still continues, and success of a public man, every great event, ' will till the hour of ver^e 28, and probably and in fact study the public taste much till tbe end of that hour, when the judg­ more closely than much greater men do. ment of the great white throne shall be They are iu touch with all the wholesale set. To prove thnt all who have not yet bouses in this city that deal with mechiin- received Jesus are dead rend I John v, Ih; leal toys and novelties, and the managers Eph H. 4, 5:1 Tim, v. 6; Rev. Hl, 1. of these house* have no hesitation in say­ 26. "For os lhe Father hath life In Him­ ing that so far as New York 1* concerned, self, so hath He given to the Son to have aod that means a good deal, these street life in Himself.’’ fakirs are rare good judge* of what frill go Even science has proved that there can And wbst will not I be no life apart from pre-existent life. If J If yon could sec all the members of this . this is true of natural life, can we for a exchange at their headquarters you would ; moment question the fact that there can nee *n interesting throng. But that ia be no spiritual life apart from God. hardly ,possible. -----------27. “Aud hath given Him authority to They do not congregate at anj- *i<cciffed T~, ’ | cxecute judgment also, because He is the i__ n...But if anvauy hmv thinu mniM nutout < .. .. time. thing coma* *xb«t is likely to sell on the street* of New , ec;phnrizM verse 22. but brings out Jod tbe manufttcenrer ba. but lo let ft be • ^,^1, "be. suae He la the M>n of known al Anu street and Theater alley, h „„n .. will be speedily teried, and If it ia whrt it ..M(BrTel nofc nt lhi8t for the hour h to ciaihwd to be by iu inventor it will in 1q tbe rhicb all that are In the twwty-four hours be on sal* in every Im- | hw rolce/. portent print in New Y ork, and ■ I «the hour of verec 23, which now i*. and men aud boy* will be shouting in it* praise , hM ujrendy lasted over 1,800 and todliog it. ’ yeara it whi not be strange if the coming For thia aod other reasons the spot on BhaU lari at least 1.000 year*. Then Anu ttreet is unique, and for the Mine rea-, BhaU His voice reach even the bodies of _ — — .u — .. Iv, r-a.i.-'i nn sons it may justly enough be called an ex- those whose spirit* ,have ,been coiled fromcbai'g*.—New York Recorder. earth. S». “And shall come forth; they that have done good unto tbe resurrection of Penelope received a bunch of roses with­ out a card. She was certain Jack bad sent life, and they that hare done evil unto the them, nevertheless. In this U>a was right resurrection of, damnation.” Here are two resurrection*, one to life When Jack arrived in the evening she and one to lose eternal. 30. “I cm ot mine own self do nothing." . . ________ „n. ___ Let u* therefore abide in Him, that wo sb. room Mr. McAUbM.-. , •>~k "d J° ” Bta -Muneey. Hmty. A Citral |I J ud My Jbdgm... i> • bnt the will of the Father which hath sent Jbbnstowa. The evaporator men have a much better show’fur applre for their uw than R was thought there would be at one period this bummer. . Tbe preparation of wheat ground aeenu to be the general order now-a-day8 Somo bare cut ti»*ir oats while other* are waiting for them to ripen. Rather mistrust that we taw tbe [am liar face of a citizen of Haatlmta on the lake tbe other evening. It war tba‘ of Charlie Jordan. We learned with sadnH* of the death of Mrs. Edgar F. Nye. The tofreaved Beds arc quite an innovation in Rmwin, family have our earncri sympathy. and ninny well to do bouses are still un­ A company of young folks from our provided with them. Peasants sleep on vicinity had a pleujc at Gull lake on Satur­ the tops ot their ovens; middle class people day, July SSth. „ ,, .... nnd servants roll themselves np in sheep­ A pleasant surprise ou b. E. Gaskill skins nnd lie down near stoves: aoldtars and wife was the program for Saturday, rest upon wooden cots without bedding, August 1st. A large corqmny nf relatives and it is only within the but few years thnt studento In schools have l*em allowed and friends slyly nssembled i»t their home and celebrated their wedding annlreraary bed*. ___________________ _ as also the birthday of Mrs. Gaskill. It Is one of Joseph Jefferson's pccitlinri- Some fine presents were left us tokens of tl« to abhor theatrical passes. He never kindly regard. Barnett Wood and mh». John, called on issues one himself and doesn’t want hU mnunger to do so. Whenever he reaches a us lust Thursday sfteinoon. large city Jefferson gore to the boX office of the theater where hfe is tn npjtcar and Mrs. J. W. Reuter, of MuConls, was the spends from ten dollar* to fifty dollars on guest of relatives and friends at aud Dear tickets to distribute among his friends. this place Sunday. W. Faulkner, of Charlotte, was lhe guest In illustration of Darwinl painstaking methods u friend of lhe -great naturalist of P. Wibert Friday. Mrs. F. Smith is* spending a few days states that in one instance he employed a clerk for aevcrnl weeks at an expense of with Mrs. S. Smith, who is under the fifty dollars in making Investigations, nnd doctors care. „ ' . .. Ella Riegler and Jennie Case spent the that the result was condensed Int.i three lines in his great work on the “Variation Sabbath at Ilastingh lhe guests of Myrtle of Animal*.’’ Riegler. It Is reported that there was a wedding Although nn EnglUhman invented the in town Sunday. pontage stamp it was an American—Jamre There was preaching a! the b. B. church Bognrdua—who devised the l«tt plan of Sunday evening. • printing tho contemplated stamps. His C. V. Riegler and Anson Ward started device was selected by the British govern­ for Detroit Monday. ment in IS3U from 3.000 competing dreign*. I.. S. Will was in Hastings Saturday. Bogard us died in New York in 1874. A. Gosch and H. Kareher were in Hast­ ings one day last week. The most expensive Iron work |>alterna There were no services at the Congrega­ for buildings are those which include tional cinnii Sunday evening. arches nnd elaborate ornamentation in P. Godfrey and A. Steckel attended panels luid statuary, and when a building campmeeting near Clarksville Sunday. is to lie extended it makes considerable Addie Yerrington went to Middleville difference in the cost if elaborate patterns Tuesday for a two weeks’ viriL have to be duplicated. Wm. Edwards and wife attended the cam pmeeting Sunday. ... W. H. Pardee has purchased a bicycle. The Keystone window-shade roller factory ot Girard. Pa., will locate *in “ * jSaginaw. 1 Fanners have commenced to plow for fall wheat again. Several of our farmers are drawing their Additional County News. harvest apples to the dryer. John Shore, of Woodland, spent Sunday About 210 invited guests assembled at tho residence of Orrin Barrett at Delton on with his brother. O. P. Fay aud wife, of Vermont vllle, lhe eve of July 301b to witness the marriage ceremony of their daughter Ella were guests of Mrs. E. l.ockh*rt Thursday. Meter* Carl and Hall, nf Kalatnn, were to Frank C, Dickinson of Nashville. The bride has been a popular teacher in our guests of R. Elertoli Tuesday. Drusie Murphy Is visiting friends In schools, a member o( Prairieville grange, always ready to respond tn its llterarv ex- Hastings the present week. erelws and tbe groom is a very popular young man and former from near Nash­ ville. this conntv. Promptly nt 8 o’clock the ceremony was perforated by the Rev. D. B. Pope, pastor of the Hickory Corners Baptist church. The maid of honor was Miss Bush and the groomsman. Ellsworth Rood Paying PERMANENT POSITIONS to a good men. Exclwlve territory. Put little Barrett brother of the bride. After many few knowledge required to begin. Honesty and congratulations were extended to the bride push « fl! make blx money. Ho<>TK3 Bnrw. A Thomas. and groom, they were seabst at >a table Nurserymen. Westchester, Pa. with .their relatives and friends to the The night before had *een Trimkius In a very hilarious humor. When be awoke in the morning hia brother asked him if he woaid like to see himself in a glass. He replied “Yes,” and one of those convex affaire thnt distort tbe countenance out of all approach to nature was produced. “Great Scotti” was tbo rick man’s ejacula­ tion. Then after a pause ho said. “Well, I look pretty bud, 1 must say, but it isn’t a shadow to the wny 1 feet’’-Washington Post. • WE ARE IN IT! IN WHAT? The Race for Your Trade, We aro fully alive to the fact that to geeurn yow custom we must have your good will and confidenceand at least OIXTE VISIT at our now greatly improved store, whore the goods we will show, you, together with the Prices We Will Quote. will convince you that we are in the race. dially invite inspection. We cor­ WOOLLEY & BRONSON. Repairing done with neatness and despatch. Boots and shoes made to order. A fit guaranteed. MONEY Regular Price Hastings Banner, 1 year .75 1.00 1.75 Detroit Weekly Tribune The two - POOD SITUATIONS v For Men, number of so. There was about 210 served nt the table during tbe evening and the menu was ample and excellent Of the many Invited guests Delton and Prairieville furnished their full quota. Guests from Johnstown, Bedford. Kala­ mazoo. Nashville and Hastings were also present Tbe presents were many and valuable and the occasion a very pleasant one. The Portage St Baptist Missionary S. 8. of Kalamazoo, held their annual picnic at the Baptist Association grounds at Crooked lake, the Slst of July. The resort Is a very popular and pleasant place, easy of access from Hastings or Kalamazoo. Rather close in their rules. Many Baptists, scant Methodists and n sprinkling of I*resbyteriaus were present. Pres Flower, from near Cressey, thresh­ ed from 8 acres of wheat 4O‘< bushels per a<$e. Pres says the yield is owing to the McKinley bill, good soil and good farming and does not care if the jboard of review did raise the value ol Ails farm 10c per acre. Mr. Editor, you might to see that line graded road in fron^of his fann. which he has occasion to bo a IltUe proud of. lie says that wheat cost him only 30c per bushel. \ The farmers are entertaining fears of a short corn crop on account ot dry weather. Clark Butler’s bouse isireceiving a new coat of paint. Bert Clark has moved into the bouse formerly owned bv Mrs. Filch. There will be an ice cream social at Tom Ford’s next Friday evening. Prayer meeting at the Congregational church every Friday evening. Mrs. Rogers has a sister visiting her from Rochester. New York. Will Jones Is confined to his bed on amount of Injuries received from the kick of a colL Subscribe with us or with any-qf our author­ ized agents. Sprinkle* your cabbage to kill the worms with white hellebore. Catch your flies with sticky fly paper. Kill all insects with sure shot. Use poison fly paper. Use chloride of lime, cop. peras or carbolic acid for dis­ infectants. Use Humphrey’s Homeo­ pathic specifics. Buy a hammock. Buy all of the above of FRED L. HEATH, the Druggist. BOOTS SHOES I have just received a fine line of goods for tlie FALL TRADE All these am First-Class Goods at Bottom Prices Now is your time to buy your supply of SUMMER CLOTHING We hare magnificient values in men's suits, all wool stylish, elegant and durable. Cheviot, cassimere, worsted, etcAn unlimited assortment in SACKS and CUTAWAYS of every color and shade. It Costs You Nothing To sec our stock of clothing, hats, caps and furnishing goods, and we lieleive we can satisfy yon in goods and prices. ’ R. MUDGE & SON. COOK BROS. Ladies’, Misses’ and Children's Shoes. Men's Youths’ and Boys' School Shoes. NO NEED TO WAIT HASTINGS, MICH. The two papers one year for . Do not fail to see them. Get prices before buy­ ing and you will be money ahead. F. G. STOWELL, j * Mens Extra Wide Shues. Received. a’ Big Lot Jud � https://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/418/HastingsBanner_1891-08-13.pdf eb9e3d8d672356868f05ff55c5d3b00c PDF Text Text lift largest Circulation of any fiaper in the Hastings Banner CountyVOL. XXXVL NO. 15. Hastings, mich., Hastings Banner. ,i-. ho aro'compelled to draw the purse strings in । He cause of economy, will never know how L" tiv ! is t<> your interests to make your pur­ TOWER have visited Hudson’s store andsfound nt the grand quantities and startling h prevail during the month of .Tune. ii'is ;.h\ . Suil<—Stem, Block 4- Co. sold us ISO - .n:d Silk mixed suits last Friday. The reg­ -ale price is $11. and they retail at $14 lake choice this week at $10. To make it .ittractive in our Meu’sSuit Department we .■ residue of onr Fire Sale suite to close t at Ten Dollars. AU wool suits guarani:'i regularly $15 to $16, for $10 this week. I’ i,ts The Unexcelled Pant Companyesklo.se their light-weight trousers. They ; wholesaled them at $2, $2.50. $2.S7 We made a pat cash offer of $1.50. We oh, what a loti - three, four, five of a lot. terns fifty of a kind. Take ‘ ‘ choice this ■ ol pants for $1.88. Ponder over this. ' trousers worth $3. many worth $4, at fy-eight. Don’t wait until the best patpicked out. aits The residue of the Malcomson stock, ire in bankruptcy: what of it! Were ho best manufacturers of boys’ clothing Certainly. They came to grief: we ’9 worth 33; 81.75 worth $2.50: S ’ :! thousands of SL.M) to S3 suits, worth 85 to 88. ,\ Standard Regulation Ball and Bat this n av.ay with every boys’ suit worth $2 hahtikgh. Mien. i0UNTY~NEWS. r X',«b»Ule b aking step, ,0 - ifrzni!Lthe pn>|offt wXlIlnh11 kl ”“'1" T'”""'" Inlerratlog Ihc Mrws. Unix nn tin, w.y Ihu'iht"" »i'l learn b’ ,.JI ... o1' <‘™' ,n" l« ’•» rebuild >1 Xubvlllr tinlt'U lh>< town «ecured fire praUvlta. Il mu only bukluru to micron lltoin bent If they were nut to rebuild «l Nuhvllle. rum I. no dltTereut than our neighbor would hkvc done had the situation been reversed. A good rain would please fanners around Nashville is still dli<cuMlng fire protechere. . uin‘ nt lt u®fchl»or and do some­ , Quite an amount of new wheat has been thing. While you are talking you are marketed here. jeopardizing the future of your town. It Our new saloon expects to be open in a Is only after you have 330,000 Invested In day or so. a water works plant that you can feel safe. , Prof. J. M. Smith was In Hastings on Thursday and Friday. The male business population of Nash­ Al Pettit, an old Woodlunditu, is ville liad a picnic all tu themselves at Thornapple lake one day last week. No spending a few days with Woodlaud doubt exists In the mind of those who friends. Carpenter & Son have moved into their were there that It was a picnic. new store. A little child of Mr. Berger, at Morgan, Frank Asplnall and Charlie Dean ex­ swallowed a quantify of kerosene one day pect to move into their new store soon. last week. Fortunately a Nashville doctor L. Fuller's new house is well under was in that vicinity, and his energetic at­ way, tention saved the little one’s life. Dave Aspinall has sold his interest in the meat market to William Miller. Deputy Sheriff Griggs, of Nashville, .Several parties from our village are at­ captured Gaylord Lee’s stolen bicycle at Battle Creek last week, and restored it to tending campmeeting at Ionia. Henry Faul fell from a tree last week, its owner. and dislocated, hit* shoulder. Nashville wilt vote Augnst 24th on the G. M. Baitinger is selling out his goods question of bonding for 820,000 fora water at cost. We would rather pay George a works plant. That is all right as a begin­ liberal nergentage. and have him remain ner: but to make an economical plant with with uk a tower system you will want $10,000 more, C. H. Snyder is now on the road for a and you can’t afford to be without that Safe Co. kind of protection. (tats in and around hero are yielding lib­ An .Allegan gentleman is credited with erally. a desire to buy the Coninterclal hotel, FreeporL The drouth still continues. Freeport yearns for some one to come there with a slock of clothing. HUDSON'S GRAND RAPIDS. J. D. Swlkert hired a team and canopy top buggy at S. Roush’s livery barn last Saturday morning to take his wife to Hast­ ings for a visit. Returning home alone quite late in the evening the buggy was badly wrecked in some uuaeeountable manner Dear Mr. Fausey's farm al«out four miles this side of Hastings. Being unable to secure a vehicle to resume his journey he was coibpcllfed to return home son foot. He arrived in town about mid­ night and Informed Mr.. Roush what had happened and Sunday morning S. Roush and Geo. Miller hied to, the place of disaster and found parts of the buggy scattered along the road quite promiscously. They managed to tie It together and bring it home.—Freeport Herald. Orin Babcock, of Petoskev, Is visiting friends and relatives at this place, ami hjs brother George will accomjKUiy him home. Mr, Brandil’s brother, from Battle Creek, 1 spent Saturday and Sunday with him. Several from this place, attended the encampurent at Detroit last week. . The dunce at I^cey was a slim affair. Rev. Weldon will preach bls farewell .sermon at the M. E. church- one week from next Sunday. We forgot to mention the l>all play last week between Idtcey and Battle Creek. Of course us usual lutcey came out victor­ ious. Farmers picnic at Gun lake August 22d. : want to buy afly furniture: a nice carpet: anytbing in the line*of draperies, rugs or the like, this season! LINOLEUM What is it? It is a ii^or cover made of cork. Call at my f stor? and examine it, as it is much superior to carpet <>r any other floor cover at its value. We arc n living the newest and latest designs- also some of l 1.4 desirable novelties in all of our lines. Pay * he store a visit and be pleased. Yours truly. ARCHIE McCOY SEE HERE! you want a cart? I have it. IX) you want a road wagon? I have that.* Do you want a top carriage? I keep them. you want a regular top car­ riage? I have them. ^ould you like a two-seated, canopy top buggy’? " 1 have it. II you want anything from a bicycle to a locomotive, Call on JESSIE TOWNSEND Office nt Residence on Michigan Ave. Hastings, mice. ;-MIW ■ S»i Still at the Front Aofl Will *Remain So. . Th« Lary&t Stork to Select From. The Loweut Pricos to Please Economi­ cal Buffers. And the But Obtainable Quality of Drug*. Fine Chtmitah. ete., together with Prompt Attention to the Wants of our Customers, icill meet the same appreciation from the general public that has rewarded the People's Drug Store with success. Headquarters for Physician's Sup­ plies. i . HMdquarUn for BorutMn isupplia. Hradqvartm/or Botany. DrvpBcadmartmfar Pakut MwIMnu. llKidquartm fur Hooks. SlaHonery and Wall Paper. Agent, far Humphreg: Homeapathh Medicine.. We keep etergthing found in aflrd-dau drug and book Middleville was largely represented at the l>dioit G. A. R. encampment. 4zriie Irving correspondent of the Middle­ ville Sun reminds the Methodists <>t Irving I Who contejnplnte n picnic in Wilcox’ grove that threcof the six shade trees in that grove have been thinned out, and thej- arc liable to have a sunny time of It. Irving complains of a dearth of binsl girls, all of whom appear tu be taking a vacation preparatory tu an engagement In the evaporator thereWoodland is getting very concelty about a base ball club they have up there, if the}* keep pointing to that chip on their shoulder, Hastings base haltists *rill have to go up and sec about it. Mr. Joslin and family, of neaf Marquette, are visiting here. Grandma Taylor, of South Bend. Ind., Is the guest of Mrs. A. C. WalL Mrs. Randle and Mrs. Lane came near meeting with u very serjons accident in coining into onr village last week with a single rig. Jost as they drove within a few feet of the IL IL the hand car coming up the deep cut. scared the horse. upset the buggy, spilling them and some eggs all out. ^Nothing serious. Taylor A Baker have now located their paint shop In Woodland. A. C. Walt was in Detroit stocking up his store, and is going to give bis custom­ ers the benefit of the excursion rates he got in going there. The S. S. concert was a success Sunday evening. Full house, good attention ami proceeds over six dollars. Ice cream social nt H. E. Kelsey's V« ednesday erening. the 19th. ’file much'tiecded rain has not come to us yet. _______ - WHOLE NO. 1887 to M. M. Rockwell’s blacksmith shop, and Mixa Addie Yerington has been visiting took a position as If ready to have his her mother near Middleville the past ten hoofs cared for. The smiths after looking days and expects to remain some time the hone’s feet over, trimmed the hoofs, longer. -\ \ after which the animal started homeward. Mrs. G. C. Karchur and Miss Nellie When half way there he fell dead by the Yerrlngton returned the 7th. from a few wayside. Evidently he was bound to die days visit at Middleville. “decently and in older." The boys came back from Detroit Thursdny evening with wonderful stories of Mat* Road. what they liad seen. Andrew Kennedy has relatives visiting him from the west. Work began in the evaporator last Friday. Dr. Drake was called to attend Mrs. Ida Leatherman was the guest of her Wallace Brown Tuesday. sister Mrs. John Shively Sunday. . Ladies Dime society will meet at*Mm. The exercises at the M. E. Church Sun­ Olmstead’s next time. day evening were very interesting. . Frank Marks and wife visited in Irving Everyone who wants a good time should Saturday and Sunday. Mrs. Jane Fisher and Julia Fisher were attend the dance in Music hall the 25th. Walter Burd, of Bnrd's comers, spent callers at Mrs. Wallace Brown’s Friday. Sunday at thia place. Mr. Hurst’s little boy fell out of an ap­ Rev. Irving, of Campbell, was In town ple tree last week, and broke his wrist. Monday. A number from here are contemplating The Sunday School begins to talk about going to Grand Ixsdge on ■ the excursion picnics. Thursday. ■ The ice cream social was largely attend­ ed. Mrs. Miller returned from her-visit In Mrs. Mary Stoddard, of Chicago, visited her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Chadderdon last Canada Saturday. week. Jolinitorn. A. Ges.'erhas gone to Minnesota, and expects to be.gone about two years. D. C. Stiles has been purchasing stock Mr. Bagley's sister and family visited In our vicinity. them last week, coming wlth> horse and A man from Orange county N. Y. has buggy from their home In York state to been buying cows in this section for ship­ this place. They intend to make Michigan ment from Nashville to the east their future home. Charles Ford and Frank Stratton have The Saints ar.e holding their camp-mbet- been camping at Fine lake. The former ing back in Nash’s woods. was bitten by a dog Sunday morning. Joseph Knestrlek had a blanket taken Mr. Bronson, a brother or Mrs. E. Fick, last Sunday while at Cedar Creek. ' has come from Nebraska to visit his sisters Hattie Whittemore Is visiting her par­ family. ents and frienda in this vicinity. Wllthy Fick has returned from her visit Mrs. Cora Vander 1 burg. who has been at Petoskey. visiting friends and relatives In this vicin­ • Henry Paul has been visiting at Marshall. ity, starts for Washington r the 20th of Mr. T. J. Gregory, of DetroiL formerly August J a of our town, and later of Battle Creek Ira Hart and family liave moved on Mr. Mich., has chosen one of the daughters of II. Chase’s farm east of tills place. Detroit for a wife. The young couple are T. L. Whittemore Is doing the threshing spending a portion of thejr honeymoon in this vicinity. calling on friends and relatives. We wish John Ashby is threshing E. B. Payne’s them n happy wedded life. cloverseed. 0. D. Loomis and wife visited friends at ftanfleld. Coats Grove Saturday and Sunday. The G. A. IL’s returned homo from De­ Speaking exercises at Cedar Creek troit last Friday and report a grand time. cliuk-ch every tour weeks. The next Aug. The Indies' Aid society hold their next 30th. ’ meeting at John Elsie’s next Wednesday. Ida Prime jumped from the mow of a Lee Prine became father to a son last barn and her dress caught and gave her week-Thursday. unite a jar, but finally tore loose and she Rev. Wallace returned home last week came to the ground, but is recovering from from the Eaton Rapids campmeeting and her injury. * reported large attendance and a fine time. John Chandler has been visiting his Johh.Prlne Is repairing his house.father and brother of thin place the past Dean Prine Is at home. w Arden Moffard has returned homo from Daniel Newton set a firn on his lot. and Petoskey and says the frost has cut corn the men of this neighborhood had to fight and potatoes all the way from Grand Rap­ fire all day Sunday. ids to Petoskey. Two new physicians here. Dr. Troy aud Qulusby. Dr. Sheffield. Delayed Utter. The ladies aid society of Quimby will convene at the home of Mrs. I. McIntyre. Thursday. Aug. IS. A cordial Invitation to all. Ix’na Crook luts been engaged to teach our fall term of school, the same to begin the first Monday in Sept. it is hoped that all will be out to Sunday school Sunday, as tire picnic is to be talketl of. We know you all want to go. Mr. Crusoe, onr section boss, is talking of leaving us. We are sorry to lose a good neighbor. We suppose Joseph Fales is a happy man. as he has secured a pension at last. Chas. Bachellor and Allrert Chaffee are at work for Ory Chaffee on the fair grounds nt Hastings. The 38th anniversary of the marriage of Mr. and Mrs. Sol. Chaffee was observed by their friends and neighbors gathering at their home Thursday evening. July 30th. Quite a numlair of useful presents were lef! as a token of respecL Mrs. J. Bachellor entertained company Sunday. Henry Faul. true to his name, took a tumble from an apple tree at Woodland the other day, and dislocated his shoulder. Quimby. M. W. Blanchard was in Detroit last week. A four years old son of Miner Barnum, Ijist Saturday evening James McIntyre of Woodland, fell from a fence one day and wife gave an Ice cream entertainment last week, frmd broke both bones of to their friends, which was enjoyed by all present . his right forearm. Fn*d Blake has l»een visiV^ghis parents. Wm. Me Arthur’s horse backed off a12 Mrs. Sanborn, of Johnstown, and Miss feet embankment near W oodland the other Blanchard, of Irving, are the guests of day. Mrs. MeArtliur and Mrs. C. S. Mr. and Mrs. Blanchard. Palmerton, who wetg In the buggy were l.nst week was thought by a good many badly shaken up, and tire buggy was total­ to be the hottest weather this season. ly wrt*cked. Surprise imrtlrs are getting to be quite V/Wheat around Woodland is yie^ling numerous. from 20 to 40 bushels per acre. Some of our citizens spent the day at Thornapplc last Monday. South Carlton. Mrs. Bachellor and children spent Sun­ Frank Andnu .nil day at Nashville. ____ Creek Friday, returning the first of the W Fred Clark of Hastings was calling on Carlton friends Thursday. Mrs. John Flemming was fir8t cl«« suprise party on her 48th blrtbdaj. *Mra IL Craktohl ralwUlnrf Hie Aid welHf ot »><• M. E. Church lu< Wcd Stilwell and Miss Huntly returned to Grand Rapids Wednesday. Mr Blakeslee is preparing to bplld a grainery He I. improrlng the look, of his farm very much. mllSi iJnitlte rr! arid boy. tendon After some search and considerable alarm tbej were found at their grandmothers. Mrs. Shribers, about a mile from home. Deltoni F Willisms and Mcrvln Gwin attenduT’c^ ■~"™’ *”rt c"co,n- ‘'E,* Era.'.’ brother ta. ££ Bra from hU> f.rm. ““ cbOT'n "^r^kof. m. — ‘KeroTliobi..,™ will**'"' »re’ store. mini's ■ !i®-i august 13, isoi. UlT-Jbue. fax, some l*dy rUllora from Grand Rapids. i A’ 18 reported as being serious­ ly ill. Consultation was held by three physicinns last Friday, but if they deter­ mined the nature of complaint, they did not make it known. . * The evaporator is now buying apples, and Intends starting work last of the week. Mrs. Web Thompson returned to her home at Augusta Monday. c. We note that your Prairieville scribe dis­ putes the authorship of tire Storms—McKin­ ley articlev-sald to have been written by A. D. Storms—on the grounds of Its being too intellectual for-tire claimed writer's efforts, rlw point may be well taken, we do not Jfeow, but our sympathies are ever-theIms with Storms. To Ire so dep) oral ized In Ife literary career by the prodigy of eloquepce. whose- unmitigated kindness lends him' to tire sacrificial gibbet and graUously gives afflicted humanity, the infinite pleasure and exquisite beatitude of the valdabillty of his unlimited vocabu­ lary far too copious for the finite dimen­ sions of our rural comprehension. Published Thursdays by COOK BROS., I farmers- The best Advertu ing medium m Bar ry County Quite a number of tire old veterans at­ tended the encampment at Detroit last week, where they had a grand time with former associates, with whom they had mlngied sorrow, grief and Joy. now glory over the victory. Geo. Marr, for many years a prominent citizen of this place, but for several years past a resident of Clay Center, met with manv army chums In Detroit last week, is now’vislting friends here for a few days. Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Monroe were tiioroughlv surprised Friday evening. Mra. W Bissell and Mra. Dell Monroe have the credit for planning the affair, and deserve much praise for tire manner In which it monMMt ,n .S.lr/Ji.t «l be long and pleasantly remembered by all prewnL Elegant refreshments were serv­ ed, and a beautiful upholstered chair left as a memento. W. H. Brown and wife were thrown from their buggy while returning from Mr. Monroe’s Friday evening. Mrs. Urnwn Injurwl Bbout the l*.d .nil .bouMOT. Mr. Brawn «»■ wreraly «lu>k>-n op. and the IraKry dranllated. ThO' wrre ukrn ra llwlr home. Tbourti Irndh hnrt. nrlUirr I. anppo—d w aenoMl) Spalding and Williams have bought and shipped eleven earloads of wheat since threshing commenced on crops of 187*1. G. A. R. men have been quite common on our streets in the past ten days. Among them were Dr. IL Rae and daughter, of Portageville, New York. CapL S. .Logan, of Mitchell, South Dakota, called on Mrs. Addison Spaulding and other old friends. Geo. Marr better known as Yankee Marr, of Kansas, called on his many friends of Milo and Hickory Corners. All spoke well of the entertainment given them bv the betroiters without that 330.000 vetoed by bis excellency. Gov. Winans. Is it a fact Mr. Editor, as I have heard it Intimated, that Gov. Winans reviewed the grand procession of the defenders of our (hte) country from a knot hole in a bam and nyt from the grand stand where many patriotic Governors and ex war Governors had seats. Detroit did herself proud, and If not for that Squawbuck legislature the state might have shared In tire honors. Voters think and remember. Mlddldville. Nellie Turner, who has been visiting Maude Young of this place for the post three weeks, returned to her home in Grand Rapids Thursday. Bessie Waller, of Grand Rapids, visited her cousin Mra. Cronk on Sunday. x The factory was obliged to close a few days last week/as the water power wks needed by th- grist mill. The evaporator started in full blast Mon­ day. The Methodist and Congrcgationa' Sabbath schools will picnic at Gun lak « Friday, Aug. »IsL A Ifnil W rigid returned from Grand Rapids Saturday. Gertrude Niiumo, of Bastings, visited friends In the village the latter part of last week. ‘ • The Ladles Dorcas society sell ice cream Saturday. The five cent dance held at Parkhurst's hall Saturday evening was very well at­ tended although the dancers were obliged to use their fans qulrajn&ly. George Wilcox and Miss Tyler were united In marriage Saturday p. m. at the home of the groom. Justice Cobb perform­ ing the ceremony. Rev. Dvaltry and son. Clarence, were in Hastings Monday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Moody arrived In town Friday evening from Illinois and were the welcome guests of H. Culler and family. Mrs. F. D. Brayton and children spent Saturday with her parrents on the farm. Ollie Culler came home last week to en­ joy a much needed vacation, but was hastily summoned to Hastings oh account of the Illness of Mrs. Waters. Missea Ollie-Culler and Myrtle Riegler spent Sunday in town returning to Hastings in the evening. Marvin Yerrenton attended the encamp­ ment and visited the scenes of his boyhood dava. returning Saturday evening. The Cong’l dished up ice cream Saturday evening and were kept busy. Their stock was early exhausted on aceonut of the rush. The proceeds will go to build a side walk from Main SL to tire church. The 1. O. O. F. have set August 27th. as the day for their picnic to Grand Ledge. Every °ne I* InvUed. Excursion train from town will take all corners. Anson Ward spent last week in DetroiL the guest of his daughter. •Mrs. Gackeler and aon, of Middleville, sjrent Saturday evening and Sunday with "'ctariea Alim, or Clay Cmlrr. Kai. I« her daughter In the vlllaae. Mrs. P. E. Kellogg and son returned to TlalUna oU friend, born. Chicago Wedneaday morning after a two An Indian drelor U io peddle healm» w«cks visit with H. C. Peckham and n.edlelnea here train now on. ___ CortrlpMand Brad.ey are expeeled to f"NUyBrayton, Geo. Perkins, and H. C. break eamp « Wall lake lo-day and rePeekham wives spent T juradxy V I <*c*naui with W.ui their UK Ojarlry WillJims’ hoCM walked unaided I at Morrison lake. Our village Is growing and many Dew buildings Are being erected. Our ‘own is advantageously situated and offers induce­ ments to all but we have, not thought of ireing a city yet although our lakes have' lots of fine fish In them and resorters can enjoy themselves. The evaporator building will soon be completed and will have a 400 bushels per day capacity. Howard Mosher has shipped 350 bushels of cherries from here tills season. M. J. Gosa has moved hfs warehouse to a place near the stock yard. Frank Pierce is shipping his large piles of lumber. The G. A. It boys of this vicinity, who went to the encampment say Detroit got there with both feet. . Mr. Wright b falling fast Dr. Hunt is in a very critical conJition. Dr. McLoe. bis attending physician, pro­ nounces it spinal disease. Dr. Bunt’s sister, of Muskegon, is visit­ ing him. James Doonnn’s family contemplate moving to Kalamazoo soon. The brick yard folks are shipping 300,OOQbrick.to Kalamazoo for the asvlum. John Ashby’s youngest boy is laid up with rheumatism. Mr. Odell and wife, of Kalamazoo, have been visiting at Mrs. Catherine Ryan's. Alex Doonan and wife, of Kalamazoo, have been visiting friends here. Peter Mosher has recovered sufficiently to be able to return home. “Dr. 0. Phelps Brown’s Standard Herbal Remedies (Acaclan Balsam, Herbal Ointment and Pills.) cured me of con­ sumption 20 years ago.*’ Mrs. Adallne Weston, Whitneyvlllr, Kent Co., Mich.. June *35, 1891. The Balsam, composed of barks, gums and roots, loosens, heals, strengthens. nourishes, cure* coughs, colds, sore throat, diseased lungs. Send postal for “The Self Ductor: or Cure of Diaaaae by Herbal Remedies." 47 Grand BL, Jersey City, N. J. rATKUWiM-WRIAMH. W. A. Wafer la feakrlB - �================ ABUNDANT CROPS. 1 Substance of the Reports from the Fields. BOTES EMM THE HATIOBAL HUB, Relirtou* Riot* BIckxI PoUon. la very Hable to follow contact of tke hands or fare with what la known as poison Ivy. especially in hot weather or if the body la presplrlag freely. The trouble may subside for a time, only to npp<«r in aggravated form when opportunity offer*. The great purifying powers of noad’s Sarsa­ parilla thoroughly eradicate every trace of poison from the blood, as the euros It hits accomplished conclusively show. Il also cures scrofula, salt rheum and all other affections arising from Impure or poisoned blood. The new oil wells are being drilled a­ round Allegan. A. R. encamp: The Silver Anniversary Cele­ brated at Detroit. WOKE DOTE BY THE DELEGATES. Silver I DETROIT, Ang. A—The G. A- R. en­ Those who are in ill-health are confront­ campment met in its first aetxlan yester­ Washington, Aug. 11.—The August re­ ed by e condition, not a theory, although day, Commander­ there are numbers of people ready and turn to the statistician of the department OIVK ENJOYS anxious to theorize about it In ninety- in Chief V e n z e y of agriculture make the condition of corn / Both the method and results when 90.8; spring wheat, 95.5; spring rye, 89.6; nine cases out of a hundred S. S. S. will p r e s i d lug. Ex the work of renovation. In cases of }‘resident Huyes, aflHgJ Syrup of Figs is taken; it is pleasant oats, 89.5; barley, 93.8; buckwheat, 97.0:1; do indigestion, loss of appetite and general and refreshing to the taste, and acts potatoes, 1*15; tobacco, 88.5; bay, 90.9. debility, tbh wonderful medlelne acts with Governor Ogles­ Corn has fallen off 2 points during the almost miraculous certainty. It reetorw by, and other no­ v, month, the decline being almost entirely the activity of the liver, purifies the blood tables were pres- MM. tern effectually, dispels colds, bead- :in the states of the Ohio valley and the and builds up the system. As a tonic for young and old It is without a rival. form. The oomaches and fevers and cures habitual northwest. The decline was due to dry Though It Is powerful In its effects, the mandrr-ir.-chief's*? constipation. S^rup of Figs is the weather, approaching drought in portions youngest or the oldest can take It with the r.ddn-M* was.leliv-S^ . .. only remedy of its kind ever pro­ of Indiana and Illinois, and low tempera­ most beneficial effects. S. 6. S. has behind and it) It he" duced, pleasing to the taste and ac­ ture in all sections of the non surplus dis­ it a record of half a century, and is more cred took the side tricts. popular as a household remedy to-day than ceptable to tbe stomach, prompt in the whites in the ever before. its action and truly beneficial in its Louisiana color There was sufficient rainfall in Kansas The Michigan fish commission Is visiting line controversy. dfects, prepared only from tbo most and Nebraska, with some local excesses, ex-gov auser. Long lake. Briefly be said that after a patient Inves­ healthy ana agreeable substances, its and the mouth was fairly favorable not­ Central RAlroiul Employe tigation he had come to the conclusion many eicellent qualities commend it withstanding low temperatures. East of A Michigan in. ur>..l K.. v«. that it would be for tho best interests of to all and have made it the most the Allegheny mountains and in the south popular remedy known. While employed as agent of the Michi­ the order to establish in such southern conditions were favorable and state av»-os deelred It a double jurisdictionSyrup of Figs is for sale in 50c ages advanced. The crop continues late gan Central Railroad Company, at Aug­ states one of whiles aud one cf negroes-the de­ and $1 bottles by all leading drug­ iu most sections, the result of the poor usta, Mich., my kidneys became diseased- part mentx to have concurrent, authority and from an Impoverished aud impure start and absence of hot, forcing weather gists. Any reliable druggist who to chartering new pasta, bnl separate July. Unless August should prove state of the bloml. my general health was । may not have it on hand willjpro- during IJ consulted ,h‘*.' nuthority a* to posts under each depart­ entirely undermined. -----------unusually favorable, and the season be a etitireljcure it promptly for any one who long one, there is grave danger that the leading physicians ”of* *this M* * city ,lv and Ann Ann!! mouL He Mid that a majority of the wishes to try iL Do not accept any crop may not mature properly. Arbor, and all pronounced my case ' post* of .both race, were favorable to this Brights disease. In October last. 1 begun substitute. solution of tbe problem. In the surplus states the averages are; taking Hibbard’s Rheumatic Syrup, and CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP CO. Ohio, 93; Indiana, 88; Illinois, 88; Iowa, Wi; am to-dny a well man. 11 affords me The judge advocate general takes issue 8AM nMCfSCO. CAL. pleasure to render suffering humanity any Missouri, 87; Kansas, 88; Nebraska, 89. LOUISVILLE. KV. MEW TOM. M.V. Commander-in Chief Vcsuejr in The wheat returns relate to spring wheat good that I can. and 1 wish to say that I with only, the av ;ragw for the whole breadth think it the greatest blood, kidney and regard to Die color line question. He advancing somewhat during the month. liver medicine In the world. holds that’the eaUbiishment of two de­ E. Lazii-KHK. Agent M. C. IL R.. The improvement is general except in partments iu the same territory would be Albion, Mich. Washington, where hot winds injured the unlawful. Sold by W. II. Goodyear. Prepared only prospect in some districts and the state The surgeon general reported that Pen­ by the Charles Wright Medicine Co.. De ­ returns outside of this state and Wiscon­ sion Commissioner Raum had provided a sin closely approach the standard for com­ troit, Mich. statement to the effect that there was a parison. Principal states are; Wiscon­ total of 650,394 invalid aoldlara’ and apt. Cheboygan Is figuring on getting a mam­ sin. 97; Minr‘*sota; f>8; Iowa, 95; Nebraaka, tilers' widows—for all wars—on the rol.j, 97; North Dakota, 99, South Dakota, 98; moth tannery. and that to pay tbe petmiana would coat Office with holbkOok, over Washington, 90 for the present year *1 000. MORRILL’S STORE, HASTINGS. Adjutant Gcuvntl Gouhflug reported Some more cheap houses wanted rang­ Oats have Improved two points during the total membership uf the order nt 444,ing from 9500 to 81000. the month, and the figures of condition ■W, which was reduced to an actual’memRemember that this colunm contains but indicate a medium yield per acre. The lership of 308*007 by suspensions, etc. a very small part of the property 1 have blight^ .which rnint-d the crop last year aud There are 7,409 ftoaU. Deaths last year , for sale or exchange. was feared again at the date of the July were 5.M0. which was fifty-one more than ' I have Improved and vacant city lots for report has appeared in but a few Isolated sale and exchange in all parts of, the city. localities. The weather at the dose of the Farming lands tor sale and exchange In growing season during harvest was gen­ all parts.of the county. erally favorable, .and Ir.te growth was suf­ I have some choice Grand Rapids prtlp ficient to largely offset the poor start and Muskegon will sell the Eiaterlal In Its deficient Stand. I'he cool weather whi’h old court house for $4,090. ' erty for sale at a bargain. 1 have choice Chicago property for sale, retarded corn growth in the Ohio and up­ well located in different parts of the city, per Mississippi valleys was favorable ‘to Mrs. Winslow’s Soothins Sjrup has been used ranging from 8425 up to 950.000. a splen­ this cereal. A great crop of potatoes for cMhlren teething U soothes the child, did opportufilty for investments In that indicated. •ofiens the gums,'allays ali.ualD, cures wind tnarvelous city where fortunes arc made in colic, and l* the txwU reniedv for illarrtnva. • THE DISORDERS IN CHINA. Twcrity-nve ceuu a bottle. Sold by all ilniaxirts Reel Estate. 1 have maps of the city lo­ tin ougnout the world. cating the different place.* for sale. ‘rotcct 111* Flint has just about decided to tunc a telegraph fire alarm system. . Washington, Aug. II.—<Jn account or On Jefferson street two houses and lot* Hibliunl** Rheumatic and 1.1 ver Pill*. I I the perilous position of Americans iu al bargains and <*n easy terms. These pllL are scientifically coui]>oundtsl. Near furniture factory.—one lot and1 China 'because of. ............................................ the religious riots there, and uniform in action. No griping pain s<» bouse well finished SI,000; ■$500 down. orders have linen issued at the navy depart­ cummunly following the use uf pills. 1 bal. on time 1 per cent. ment directing the Charleston and Manon They are adapted to both adults and chil­ And one bouse ami lot one block from to join the Asiatic station. The Charles­ dren with perfect safety. We guarantee factory. $800; 8300 down, bal. at 7 per ton will sail from San Francisco to Yoko­ they have no equal In the cure of sick cent. Cheap. headache, con st i pat km. dyspepsia and . • House and lot near Whip and Felt Boot hama aud the Marion will go direct from biliousness, and, as an appetizer, they ex­ factory, $1,000. 850i) down, bal. 3 years Behring sea to Chi ml The Alert also will join the .Asiatic stdlion m soou as her cel any other preparation. Sold by W. CAPTAIN JOHN PALMER. H. Goodyear. duly in Behring sea is completed. [Tiie new Ccnntnandcr-in-Cbi<*f.j Several splendid bargains In -the 1st ward and otfief parts of the city. Baraga has a typhoid fever epidemic. for the previous year. He believed that The state dejMirtment has received a Bad drinking water is tbe cause. by careful*selections of adjutant generals Brick bartrfor sale at h bargain, on cor­ copy of the imperial decree i.iaucd by tba aud longer tenure of office tbe number ner opposite Ford’s hotel. Economy. "iw Doses One Dollar.” uf member* could be increased to TW.OUO. 80 ft. front by 140 ft. deep.well located hi emperor of China concerning the out­ Merit: "PeculUrto Itself " Punty: Hood's Sarsaparilla. , llMblBglon Gel* the Kacamptucnt. Seneca Falls. N; Y.. has on the land 1 brick rages on foreign missionaries in that The encampment then took recess until store three stories, also dwelling house and country which have caused the navy de­ Warden Malmboy has put a fountain atid partment to order two additional vessels 3 p. tn., and upon reiuMmhliug took up good barn. Can be iwught at a bargain, trout jxiud iuthe yard of Marquette prison. the matter of selecting a place for next or will exchange for Bastings or Grand Have we any truly groat men al the present year’s encampment. Rapids property. The city uf Seneca Falls quest of the council of minietcni, instructs has a population of 7,099 and upwards—is governors to lose no time in devising day? Bourn donbi J:, and ask to b« shown lhe After the most exciting contest in the means to quell the disorders. All guilty modern Waahiugton. Franklin, or Webster, history of the order, the encampment at largest town in Serena Co. 40-acre farm In Irving, all improved, soil persons are ordered to be punished by Hoaever this m:.v '.e.of one thing wc are sure, ■ 4:45 p. m. chows Washington as tbe placo Pennsylvania. good. Can be bought at a bargain on easy death, and all officials lacking In energy there never was n greater blood purifier than । for lor the toe uext uext encampment. encampment. Pennsylvania, in the prosecution of the ginliy or the Ayer's Sarsaparilla. )< — ’—*■ the 1instructions ——•- of - tbe posts at terms. against protection of foreigners are to be de­ 84 acres fractional—over runs 15 or 20 home, broke for Lincoln, and when The Grand Rapids and Muskegon wheel ­ graded. ______ acres, mile vast of Sheridan, good fram­ vote was first footed up men will celebrate Labor day at Ute former the ed bouse. One of <be cheapest farms in NEIDRINGHAUS REPLIES TO FOSTER. city. it was in favor of Lincoln. Barry Co., will take part city property. Lincoln men rushed from the hall to “tel­ 10 acres near city, good house and barn, egraph it to lhe boys" at home, but while Workers io This Country. well and cistern. 150 fruit trees, M acre they were gone Washington demanded a Washington, Aug. IL—Acting Secre­ grapes; $1,300, cheap, down, bal. at 7 verification, when it was found that New tary Nettleton has received a letter from York had been counted in the wrong col­ 160 acres in Woodland to exchange for F. G. Neidringhaus, president the St. Whan the *u a Child, she cried for CMtorta. umn. This correction gave the encamp­ Louis Stamping company, iu reply to . smaller farm and difference. ment to Washington—366 to 839. 196 acres in Hope township, known as Secretary Foster's reccut letter tn rela­ When tin, corrected count was an­ the Doty farm, will sell for $4200 on easy tion to the employment of foreign skilled nounced the western men were for the momefit stunned, while the supporters . t labor for the tin-plate industry. Mr. NeiWashington yelled themselves hoarse. In Several 80 acre parcels for sale nt bar­ dringha.es claims that foe the successful gains ranging from $1,800 upwards and tbe midst of the confusion an adjourn­ operation of this new Industry in the new sone will take part city property In exment until this morning was taken. On an westbound Michigan Central train have a number of skilled laborers fresh PALMER FOR LEADER. I have several large farms for Mie will from the business as it is conducted in the other day 39 tramps were dug up and fired bodily. •take small farm In part payment Europe today. The foreign labor needed Elect I have some city property I will trade will not amount to 10 per cent, of the Mancelona wants a 'sundry. 1 Grand Army. for good farms. • whole numlicr employed. All the com­ Wayland fair, September 34-26. I contemplate a more extended system pany needs is some tiu-plate rollers and Dmtorr, Aug. 7.-Whoa the G. A. R of advertising, and it would be well for other skilled laborers from abroad to ruu Cheboygan hopes to have a tannen. encampment adjourned Wednesday the those who wish to sell or exchange to call some patent machinery. It has adver­ . Reese hopes to open up a coal mine. election of Weinert for commander-in•atthis agency at once and get the benefits. tised for this sort of help, but cannot ob­ ^Indian campmeeting at Kewadln August Aief, although not entirely certain, was Union Pacific R. R. lands for sale In the tain it in the home market. considered one of tbe most likely things states of Kansas, Oregon. Washington. in the world. Tbe east had obtained the Utah, Texas, etc, upwards of 5,900,000 Fred DoMglMS* ttMlgntUo*. Scliooteraft will have electric lights next encampment, and It seemed simply acres of fanning, mineral and timbered Washington. Aug. n.—Refelring to his within 90 days. appropriate that tbe west should have toads, ranging in price from $5 to $10 per resignation of .the office of minister to The state Sunday school encampment Is tbe chief officer. But the east Seemed to acre; -one-tenth down, ten years credit on in sesskm at Niles. balance. Frequent excursloc rates given, want the earth, and it got it Tbe first etc. Gall and get circulars. Ttie Blalsdel surgical chair will be mtn. buslncM yesterday was the election of year ago when I returned to Washington officers. Wisconsin, through B. E. Bry­ 1 took occasion io inform President Har­ ufactured at Sheridan. SHERIFF'S BALE. rison that I ahnsrid only spend one more A mad dog raised high Jinks at Saginaw ant, put W. nomination A. Q. W’eissert Notice ta hereby given that by virtue of an exand it was eloquenUy seconded by ex-Gcverauoo issued out of the Clrerilt Court for the year in Hayti I dJd not resign because of Friday. He way shot ernor Alger, and by the states of Illinois Antone Moralice was drowned In tbe bora by the administration. I am getting Iowa, Indiana and Kentucky. Corporal river at Menominee Saturday. old, too old for public labors. I am ap­ proaching my 76th year. I desire to put Tbe -Harun Baptist associstlon Is to and M-UC.WU, Nwr Jee^ ud the past behind me, and enjoy in a quiet mm at Marlette August SO and 27. ■ylvania aeooudad the nomination. Ohio way tbe few years that rexnaiu to me.” A bald eagle measuring 7J< feet from nomlnoud S. H. Hund, and California Up to Up was shot near Mancelona re­ stood by W. P, Smedburg, of those states, OaoTIundrW Big Oom. Washington, Aug. 11.—Acting Secre­ cently. respectively. tary Grant,of the war department,has ap­ Tbe Catholic church at St Joseph lias a proved the recommendation of lhe board new clock, but it keeps the Mine old time. But Hunt >u not -In Il> H. .pok. lot blnueU ud Mid that Now Yorkbud XIms tetbe City of HaMJen accordinc to the re- of ordnance and fortification, that tbe Grand Haven is to Imre a new match eorded pkt thereof, ak of which I »holl sell at contract for the 100 high power guns TOt non, u>on to tb. dtfomw ot tb. Union factory. Thought matches were made in be given to the Bethlehem Iron company, toon on, other ,1<t< whm th> w<n, heaven. at South Bethlehem, Pa. The aggregate nd unjtblnn o< tb. Grnnd Am,; rhe ought r, the INb day of AiurUkt.' amount of money involved in the contract Rev. J. W. Arney-sold three, horses to In i*. 1*$AM 1X7X85. There are to be 25 S-inch. T“d,r’ Co”‘l,1'ra- Toro.Pulmw. Th. a„t withdrew bullot wu thou 50 10-iuch and 25 12-inch guns completed ukm.gl.lii* Polmor, M». Weinert »u in twelve years. No rain, excessive drouth and forest -dduredbur*. ln-.„ choice. TU Smith & Colgbov*. Atl'y* tor Pitf. °* *h°W"1 * “"Uunnl etoiZh fires make a discouraging outlook for ClwWashington, Aug. II.—The treasury boygan people. department yesterday purchased fSb.COO The corn on ex-Alderman Bowerfield's farm, near Adrian, is fourteen feet high “triLH™maST‘ l"wd°UU c*H'oruia per ounce. and Ftill growing. Cadwallader’s AGENCY COLUMN. Children Cry for Pitcher’s Castoria. Children Cry for Pltcher's-'Castoria. Children Cry for Pitcher’s Castoria. a SPECIAL ! THE BANNER position of The OUmw CHBrrrs Elected. Hmry M. Duffield, of Petrol:, rudrt eciseuiut ------------— ; . , Clarkson, of Nebraska, junior vice over Ayres, of DelA-»are. Ben F. Stevenson, „t Itatuekz. — “W” »“• eml and Commander Payne, of Florula, waw’mado diapUln in-ehief. The commit­ tee im command>'r-Ln-chlef'B addroa* renorUd approving the recommendation that the McGregor cottage should bu kept in repair by the government; that the decoration of soldiers’ grave* should also be provided for by the government, aud that tbe pledges to tbe aoldlerh and sailors should be carried out as long as one sur­ vives. This brought the encampment to the color issue. There ware two reports on this matter, the majority, signed by Conger, Man-ill, and Hendcraon (of Pa.), and lhe minority by Atkina, Lineham, and Decker. Tbe majority report was against the separation of white and colored posts, and the minor­ ity iu favor thereof. There was a hot de­ bate on the anbject, but finally the major­ ity report w.w adopted by nn overwhelm­ ingly majority. General Fairchild made the speech of the day, against separation. That Your Hair maj retain IU youthful color fullnean, and beaL Ureas It dally with Ayer’s Hair Vigor It cleanses the •calp, cures humor*, and stimulates a " new growth of hair . Dr. J. C. Ayer & Co. Lowell, Mass. S3 I’HUIIAiE l»l£l)EH. Blate ot Michigan, county of Birn a. Al a session of the pmbXT^S':**-, <r 0[ liMn bu14,n u itel-rrtirtStaSSat of Baathics in v.,.| cunrrv 231 day of J«|y. lu i lie lhw«*T. Ui el^it hundred «ru{ ninety w ’A^.JMs(a In the session of the Woman’s Relief ,k' «"«• rd t Corps the committee on W. R. C. home recommended that more land be pur­ ft-tf "5-.Ob chased for the home, but a plea was made cea»ed. alleging itut duh <► by Mrs. Sherwood that the money 1® de­ voted to the relief of army nurses outside and ot the rrohote thereof he. Ui, tfT *«« and that said win b*< the home and the ■ recommendation wm wart toprooateln Unu Nro J&J?18* lost. The money for the land was pledged Ing that *Md •xemid>6...i,ro^*JM«jBVw’“ 01 immediately, however, by the departments said drerimed may be allows cui ini* court «« Mod of Illinois, the Potomac and others amid edln Ultarneat of tMW dro-a^l aU great enthusiasm. A new ritual was Uon be granted to i l-itlUunerai!4???).?1 ccntor* iwnied iu ♦,xhl win uu"crqn’ o'lieexadopted during the afternoon. Thereupon it i- -nimd. tut Pr«„ the 21»t day ut Aiu-.t b Friday, according to tlm G. A. R. pro­ o'clock m ti.e forvnuon, be gramme, was to be excursion day, but it is: was exodus day. The encampment was late in gathering Friday morning and the attendance was curtailed. Reports of then to be huhh-u at the 1‘roMe tato/ progress on the Sheridan aud Ix>gan rity of Hwlinga ... .a.4nxmty if any there be. xhv u,- pntwr otth/fS.' monuments were read. There arc I12.OJ0 Uoner may t«<d be grtist. d. ' M private subaeriptiooH aud a congressional Ami It is Curt!.। r >.;d»r-d that uig appropriation, enough to make some give notice to the tw-rsi>;,» i.-f-r-.tMi11.:'tSTtT 164,000 for the Ix>gan; for the Sheridan monument $50,000 are on hand and more IO be published IntL-I.Winp w coming in A report on the erection of paper prink-d and fin-ulated IhsaM w.-. k f.-r three n national memorial ball In Decatur, Jwryoneeiu Hucks prevtos;-, :•> «aid dav (.f hwfar ' CRAKUaw.Ai.wSwfe, Illa., was adopted. Tbe quartermasters fA true copy. 1 Jiwgeotynitatt report showed the finances of the order to be in excellent condition. A large lot i’KOBATE 0JIIHX ' of miscellaneous matter, resolution*, etc., State ot MlrhiK&V- County o! fiarn-M. were laid on lhe table, among them a At a srexion of th- l*n>t»ute Coen' Lirequest fur a $5,000 appropriation from the County cf IJ-irn. balden '-t the Pr< 1E Grand Army for a monument to Dr. the Pity u! Hxi’tnm.la said County, on D.’-rv <lxy. the .’3d day of July; in iV Jwf Stephenson, tbe founder of the organiza­ UioiiNUid eight hitndred anfinlbrtvuu. tion. , Frr.»enf, Chyl<> . ArteMnE.;. J&l-t c; A glowing resolution was adopted I'n? inlhe maitf-r uf Hi- rriaic of J6>ei Wjrf eulogizing and emphasizing tbe generous dretawd. treatment accorded tbe G. A. B. by the 'in rvwihiE.ti <i pr*nd*M at sm city of Detroit. The per capita tax was flrtl oi Ihniu I. unh-nU'gedo reduced from 8 cents to 2 cents from next cea«cd, w inc ia.,’l-xi. i , K: a! , . January. The encampment then Itcgan and of ththe iustallnrion of the r:cwly elected of sal t e<»nn :'1,! u.m fiem. The uffirem were called to the IliitWIu stage, tltfe encampment anw. tbe ritual ^ui of raid rh- va-. ,y Silo *< was readaud throbligation administered. rrenntH in II:'.*.-.,-.. With these simple ceremon i» the officer* J S’m|*i7ariX,“i* mltiiMiklhHi : Manat L W*r4 w .: took their place*. Commander -io-Chief said pellUnn >»< (<>rn> n»rn:i;;«Ks it i- r‘-ir«l. tl.it Fridiy.tie John Palmer was presented the flag by arie. o>hrt u. the retiring commander-lu-chief with the 3l*l day of Aiwn*s. A. lhe fnretHKin.l-• tor tlieiirxritxflfmd dis.-lar.ition that there would be MM),UX) petition, anti II < '.»• }."in at uv <t men stand by him aud the flag. Palmer raid decra-xM^tM r.'i oilier |«r»txa bp tru­ then tvieume.i the gavel and ckued tloj ed. in said estate, are n-ifulrtd to sxwr at a session ot Said • »urr, <G n to br i»m silver encampment In the afternoon the U the IVobatr ut---. 1' Uw city G IbvUsri. delegates took a boat for n pleasure trip tn said ceunfv. and show cattw, U sac there !>-. wbi th- pray-r the jeOtfce mav not be granb d. At iL’.McrtbcrnnJrnA Ilia? said reittkc:--■ r.»t>c Io th- WCYCLONE WORK IN WISCONSIN. •ons itllT-M-rt Mill! «l*lr. ot tbr ?eC dency uf said i-'tiiiHi....... *»1 tls.. .kt. hwnac Ilv’far* Bom niL’.-J In wMCot! Asin.AND, Wis.. Aug. 10.—A terrible cy- । ^vof’/tarTy <tf lirxriwtclone struck t his place at 4 o’clock yesier- ' ' W. AKU*rr.<'xc, day xfternoou. demolishing buildings and J Jdstri Profile. A truV copy. tearing things up in general A heavy rain accompanied it, flooding the street* .cr.UY 3 for hvura after. At Washbum acro*s I • pnr-An.-t- of a\«l >■) the way from Ashland, th/ tor- drvrre of lh«- cln nit ■ Burry, in ctanern’. ie undo's furco waa moat furion*. Bttal-’ made ami ’In” th* news blocks were nerious^y damaged, and John K hruc :• ^-7; neven |»cople in one building were slightly Wauni-b-y. Kil» M. V Ed»»rC Sts.ia , injured. Profrsaor Williams’ circus was and lltran. M. .V,. r. a.-.- . ■ frftlsM*. Notice Is irrvbr ---iveu ths? wtaji giving a performance, tbe tents were torn publicauetk'h to” - ■ •' to shred* and srort-s of people were in­ dayihe u:b jay s. ?:<•».: er, a.P. t« *i « jured, but fortunately only two were o'clock In the lorrntMi.. al Of th-Oourt Hl Hl. I. I) killed, George De bell and Ixiuls Wilson. of HDTV and Mid. <•! The animals racaped from their cages and 'Um raq wild in tbestreet*. Caught in a Wrecked Building. eel of Und sitsn'r nn.l The pohtoflice building, a frame Hruct- Bxrry and Stale •< » ’J’*? t J ureonMain street, in which were half a tsrh know.i a- •' o- rtt» ■> Tb<i ea*t hRlf -I ’hr • natk dozen persons, collapsed and caught the lion thlrly-t* ». •« h.wnxMp tumbe nw.wns inmates in what seemed to bo a deaih trap, but by a fortunate lodgment of tim-' bers they all escaped without injury, ex CmmG.r.C.jg* ccpt two women, one of whom suffered a broken leg and the other a con­ OSCOTTVI vkk. So'.lelter iur Cntantolnara. < _ tusion ot the head. Halt a doz­ en other building* are badly wrecked. PBOBATK OHDKR. The roof of the Omaha elevator was lifted KAI. rd XM«=r.,-; n.ir m At a session of 'I;'- 1 pl.kaMfiffrtta up and dashed into the bay, exposing the County of Riirrr. ImWrn .-a thTaefr stock of wlieat to the rain. Derricks and the City of flaMinx-i.tu ■*U hoisting engines at tbe coal docks were blown over and ruined aud many thou­ sands of ftet of lumber piled in the yards Pronaie. , rrtaW 0( Alts ot the Bi gel*w mill* wore blown into tbe in the mnllrr o! the rRaw water. Tb/ total loa* there is about Molt. derea«c! .ltWR rmOn readloK at.'fillo;t.ir■ taiita® dx/ei^. F.0.(XX). geie it is about $10.1)00. fled. 01 Rebecca M<«t, o tte *t£^QND JESSE JAMES. praying that srerts'.u i»d «!!. tn thtaoourt wumiruns » trstament of U-cr • »“S. w-rtUtt Deaperate' Bank Robbery Committed al probate and that S’' m„ OT«r~.trf io IW; ;. datned Tu sold «IH or »•’ Colvmihjs Grove, O., Aug. 10.-Shortly after 8 o’clock Saturday morning Cashier T. J. Maple opened the Exchange bank MMp^tloB.andll'>‘‘u.ehrin aud laid out,about$8,000 near the cashier’s deceased and *11ot^ n^Xr st * **£ window About 8:30 a man appeared in •Nd estate, arr required to a. rr-iitt -jjMuttfy.ssd the door with a revolver in each hand. ot said court, thin l» t* '■ ils?*ss He immediately begau shooting. Cashier Maple was struck twice, once in the arm and once in the right side. As he fell to the floor, an old fa* mer, William Vandebark, aged 00, entered the door, haying como to get Lis money for some hogs be had just sold. The robber turned and shot, Tbe old man fell dead in his tracka. A third man sal in the lobby of the bonk paralysed with fear. Ho was not molest vd. The desperado then grabbed *1,300 in Rreenbacks, shewd them in the pockets of his sack coat, and uarted out of the door »h curing, Tm a second Jesse James.” Laxdox, Aug. 8—Queen Victoria has tiussd some surprise by her emphatic command that the greatest honors shall be shown to the French naval visitors, when they arrive at Portsmouth. It Is bald chat this is largely due to the queen's recollection of her hospitable reception during her stay at Grasse when a portion of tbe French fleet remained in udjoiuing waters as a naval guan! of honor. Editor EUiett Kanteneed. Saturday overruled all tbe plm< preseut- Tbe Western Michigan Poultry and Fat Stock aasoctatkrn will Ixfid a poultry show Id Kalamazoo Dec. 16-19. ’ L pendener of »*id $5. X* '•" siX hare Ki Lad W Defau of a ce 3 > dated and re Deeds. the tw IS7S in on wh at the dred a and un provid prpcee rrtove mv pa No* emtain such e I shall der, at in the that b lurry cribed may ti said tlirreo ii'.t-Tc for the said m parce in the and d inc fo nor o Beoja above thenc the n tar of of ra Dat Det of th the w on B flre inter equi the noti pow Uies Clty beta luUd BtM lie * land KT alla taj ma Au beln nor one -K ne tk!‘ urd«r c ra S SHI LOH S CONSUMPTION CURE. t S Ink, C-E Tbe ,h“. wilboa MwlW «***• ,1 a ■ I* SS7S. ni« nbcim* a United S»» , Cwt A Sore . fan3ldj. BMeki*J>• w do it .nt on r»- I!Slpre<w‘ir'“iS ti s s s 3 �4. history of a week. ast* ec •^5^’takk Alltaw, 1^™T' ** "• • ~HHi;Kuntr KJ-*’. •»U lull lHdU.il,. re^rHy, ,lw. ?pc“.'iwit,:h nenr Palestine, D., kfffiug the engineer and fireman. BiUl?r WiU have to ,aF UP al Kiel to it h*1?’R^ ’ohuvebls knee attended ‘ra h,m b7*f‘Uou the ™ of lhe Hohenwltere some days ,otbe ap^ments at .•ot third iv nue.Tiew Yo k. occupied by balvatore Raffacla aud his wifot nnd daughter. Tho two tatter were ao severedtet v ■ ■ m v ... l. DOUGLAS sa SHOE CEN ■?arsTSH0E7<n--™’,™™'!^! I t— tn 13 '5 6 Ob hl. trip to .UHr.ll. oo th. bUrlpov, J. bn.u tliilUv.u pot on „ «b|ull taSTE? itamptanb*. DR.MILES’NERVINE . . ; ■>¥<■. Il ojtuls baud­ . . ,i..r®r<l. •helltwMealf ’ S”>K iiuriDii •>» mitlnder of i he voyage. Uiu pouticirn. killed a young man whn L"X“pta“‘£ official statistics is stated to be 11,038,- •lunal game inode by the I*eaguo blubs yesterday were: At Brooklyn—Brooklyn. 8; Pittsburg, 2. At l.’nston—Boston. 10; Cincinnati. 0 At Pbila.'.e!phia-Phitadelphia, 6; Chicago, 2 New York-Cleve­ land gimp* postponed—rain. AiMKiatiun: At Ciucta-jnti — Cincin­ nati, if. Washington, 2. At St. LouisSt. Ixiitis, 8; Boston. 0. Cricaqo, Aug. 0.—I*eague s orcs at tho Y’ork—New York, 8: Cleveland. 7. At Philadelphia—Philadelphia, 0; Chicago, L At Boston—Boston, 4; Cincinnati, J. At Brooklyn—Brooklyn, fl; Pittsburg, 7. Chicago, Aug. 7.—Yesterday's record of the league base ball players was u fol­ lows; At Boston—Boston, 2; Chicago, 3. At Brooklyn—Brooklyn, 5; Cleveland, 8. At Philadelphia— Philadelphia, 4; Cindni nati, 1. At New York—New Y’ork, 8; j Pittaburg, G. , | AMociation: At Cincinnati—Cincinnati, j 7; Baltimore,-4 At Louisville— Boston, 8; Louisville, 4. At SL .Louis—Su Louis, 5; Athletic. 7. At Columbus—Columbus, l»; Washington, 11. Chicago, Aug. 1—Following are tbe , scores made by league clubs at base ball j yesterday: • At Boston-Chicago, G; Bos tn >«rrpa:ir>g Hood’s rUrynimriU*. Every la* gredieut is carefully .•Hectrd, pem>n*Ujr oxBinlnrd. and only tbr best roadbed. ThasMMIrlne is prepared untfrr the supetvlrioo «C ihnrotighly ciinijH-jei.t pUnnuncHts and every step tn ihv process of manufacture t« caretully watched * ith a view to securing In Hood’s MatsaparllU the best possible result. S5.... S4i0.’ n"r"l •”> neuralgia, .si. Vitus .dance, fits, and hysteria.’ Many physicians tw® It in tfcelr practice, knd«Lthe results are wuudnrful. We have hnntlrwiTiv KSSi'SjSjteJ’ti rs -w ^mud .AIM .b« Supwior ebu,.^,; Hi O. M. Smith, of Tori land, has a short­ horn cow which gave l.H'Jtl pounds of milk during the mouth of June. • u- To restore, thicken, and give you a luxuriant growth of hair, to keep Its color nature! as in youth, and to remove dandruff, use only Ha!i*s Hair Kenewer. national Kame yesterday were: At New Four young Chicago boys, desirous of seeing the encampment at Detroit, hid in a mail car and were carried as far as Jackson, wheorthey were arrested. । The ninth annual picnic of, the Young People’s Picnic association, of Berrien county, will lie held at Niles August 12. “Stmhish Prince” n Si. Bernard doe of nr W’000 d ‘0,1 York Friday Muskegon’s peeping Tbm will cease to of lack of exercise. • 3 enjoy Hffe If he runs across the pathway of Two burglars were arrested white busiiltarXIM?; Llhe?,nh brigaone or more outraged husbands. tv L, " “ n . K 1 wl * “ robbing the house of John br'K""' S3. ' Battle Creek wants the overplus from W . Dahlgren, at Washington. J°‘ •*"’ ,<"rn®r4 lhe New York nrTnht° Marshall’s ilowing wells of pure spring °.f Tho u“R«ot*»bU * P«l*r water. The surplus Is about 1000 gallons s2 printed at, Calcutta in the native tongue, M. m *• ’ ously 111 at, Poland Sprtaw, Dr. Mtofeuc£’EK per hour. has arrested »for abusing the viceroy. ~ ' breu —• •• "uraitu * 4 f b,e bea,lh for *40ni« Ume. ■ <u»m t tiiaEi*. Lord Lansdowne. Miller, who committed a criminal assault TRIAL BOTTI.E FREE. •b'.-i'l sb.K* arc J 1 ? ” “ bike" is seriously interfering on a young girl at Morenci, will bear the rwbere; tbeyooll , . , ...... i***-*" xvun nt Pbiinrlel. , . " ■criouniy lutcrferimr Boys' ■■ ?!'“ h“ »lh' ortb. “J1,1' lh” >>“>"« or Now J«n«, H.„y Sold by W. H. Goodyear, details of lib disgusting crime at the next United Qrdcof Iraternal n"n -----'• term of the circuit court. ton, . 5. ■ : ■ li»!i;re|iwt* French well as of the railways, so ------- y. rraAernai uo-nperaCo-operation. hribI'o”men,-as Ladies'1 The iu Chiral.. unlver The order order had had five (iv® lodges lodges iu Chicago. -ilversal has its use become., i Pittsburg, 3. At Brooklyn—Cleveland, 1; MOHTGlGE SALE. Frank Monroe, of Kothburg, has tieen The weather was fearfully' hot all over Brooklyn. 4. At Philadelphia—Pblladel- snatched up by the sheriff for being a naming rvll’haud durable. having been mad- in th* condition of ,i A.I."wi7.,d., . rvanilllg the ine wood? wood- ,, —----- ------ -z «.« niglAs’ name and iv.Default country 0WntrJ Saturday, the tbe temperature temneratnre I phla, 111; Cincinnati. 5. ertalu mortgage made by ’ John bmlili t>. In lhe Vicinity of Womelsdorf. Pa. She Is | the f father before he was a husband. Tbe ’ harle-H XV. coughtalin nnd Aurilla M. said to have |oog hair all over bur free *?f**'M“ fr°m W to ovrr 100 in rome places, | Assodatiou: At Columbus—Washingyoung mother says the case can be settled. H"i^litaU:i dated January eighth a. D. Itou | ton, fl; Columbus, 8. At Cincinnati— and recorded In the office of the Reglsi r of and body nnd her habitat is South tnoun- ! At bt' Ik>uSb 8undny it was 08. ..11.1,nine *r“c* fri«nd at Washington: ; Cincinnati, 4; Baltimore, 5. At St. txiuis Heeds lor Barry comity Mh hlgnn on the elginli U,D’ ditvofJanuary A. Ik 16HI Iu liberal <>t mortIl is confidently statedithat the asseta of v. “ to3i'* sU,° of health, 1 doubt —St. Ixiuis. 10; Athletic. 0. At Louis­ eltgcson page its* which aald mortgage wasdulv llaeker. who failed at New York for Mrs. Michael Curtain, Plainfield. Ill., ‘“‘I’hlug about that until after I ville—Boston, 7; Louisv(lle, <5. nhslgned by the said Charles W. Hou-dhtaiiu Following are lhe scores made by Ix?ague makes the statement that she caught coft, dud AurtUa M. Hough tai in b>' a«*ignnieM bear- H'W’.OO). will cover his liabilities. maoy! ^2?„rea'1 tbc Ne* v<>rk morning pa; clubs Saturday: At New Y’ork—New which settled on her lungs: she was treat­ inL' date the slxt>enlh dav ol February A D of which are on gilt-edged jmper which he | **[* . , • 8 Kl.E. ■ , , 1>-1 :iud recorded iu the office of said iiegtster • -node in- tn- conditions ot | 11 ** learned from the treasury that j York. 10; Pittsburg. 7. At Boston—Bow­ ed for a month by her family physician, iHi-rfs for Burry county, Michipui. on the Ims indorsed. >. iire.-Zf Mtlkl. bwtI^ll‘rch duties are paid , ton, 4; Chicago, 3 At Phlladelphta-PhiL but grew worse. He told her that she was D. lFe»4 in liber 23 I Sir Morell Mackenzie, the eminent sore■*Danh 1 btriker sixteenth day of February A. ’’JuJf.2 d.!.O.r.?”.L rortlflcates, and more ‘ adelpbla. 0; Cincinnati, L At Brooklyn— a hopeless victim of consumption and that t> Dinlu! .striker. '■ taltet. haa performed n successful operation | {^ ; - i " lit. A. D. l"7.«. of nioricigrs mi page , ,, .. ............ nuti mure no medicine could cure her. Her druggist . i Hi- ItegSterot UtUtain I’. Kiduamabd -Willtani-B. Haze, tin- i upon the Uirnat aPHenrv Irviug and it is ' in " silver notes,• the percentage of gold , Cleveland, 2; Brooklyn,-7. । Association: At Columbus—Boston, 7; suggested Dr. King’s New Discovery for t . Mn-idxa::. ou Albion College Eiiilowment Fund cpiuniittrr. I u‘wn which moitgnge there is ctaluml io be due I now considered certain that the celebrated having fallen from 81 to 15. . .X i-mber A. D. On ut the date of this notice tbe sum t? of fire twenty—’ “w iH rcc0Vtfr the full use of his voice. MHllia Wi lls, of Good Ground, L I , ■ Columbus, 1. At Cincinnati—Cincinnati, Consumption; she Imught a bottle and to nu ''1 actor .;.. tz<*s. <’« Parfv -V4. ..M'veti j ’ >; Athletic, 7/ At St. Louis — St. Louis, 5. her delight found herself fo-nefited from hundred thirteen and twenty one ) publicly whipped his aged father with a ■ i-l.iinu-ii t*» !>«• due hundredths It e five of 7-------- 4“ dollars ami an nttnrtiry fte of fifty fifty |! •,.iu- •am <»f own Inin- ihillars horsewhip. They had quarreled anil the Baltimore, fl. At Louisville—Washington, first dose. She corftloued its use and after provided for In said mortgage and nd 1 Th u red ay .Aug. fl. .‘10, Louisville, a (Sunday) At Cincinnati taking ten Ixittles, found herself sound and .. •. i»n U-iiulrv tiis 'foliar*. old nmu wns abusing bis nm taforc a wilt or pnTerdhi’d at law having been Inslltut- ' Kx William II. Rn..>» t. Kx (tengreuman (’ungremmun .>! ; .v--.iv.flvs dollar* e.1 -Cincinnati, 5; Athletic, B. At Colum­ well, now does her ow> housework and is to recover Ou- debt sr, ured by said mort- I -J?* ”ni ? • ! William "f. w crowd wheu the incidcut took place. . . .-. ..tai no Milt or gage or any part thereof . ; ill at his home in Erie, Pa. bus-Columbus, (h Boston, 10. At St. as well as she ever was.—Free trial bottles : o-.Kfnritituied to Captain Lnwier, of the dory Sea Serpent, Loab—St Louis, »; Baltimore, 14. At of this Great Discovery at W. H. Good­ Therefore by virtue of the power of sale ! The United States potent office issued : i-i *aiu mortgage or oimtamed in said mortgage and th.- statute In 25,807 patents forth.- vear .ndod In has safely iompleted his voyage in the such case made and provided notice is hereby • ’', , ”>rtnejtar eutled June 30. dory from Boston to Great Britain. Louisville—Louisville, 11; Washington, 4. year’s drug store, large bottles 50c and . tii-l owerot sale Chicago, Aug. U.—League scores at 81.00. ■ . • a l the «:.itute In given that on Friitay the second day of October । Chicago barbeni will organize and de­ Captain Andrews, in the Mermaid, Is next U iwt at ten o’clock in the forenoon of 1 mand that all shops be cions! on Suu• nortec i< hereby A. 1 j to be livanl from, if he la not a “merman" base ball yesterday were: At New York— Happy Homlcre. said «lav. we the UDdersIgnad will sell at public > a--. 1 * ■• ut <uy ot Oeto । Chicago, 4; New. York, 3. At Boston— auction to the highest b.dderat rhe north front I Five thousand five hundred Italian Im | *'V lbis,‘"1’-----------Win. Timmons, postmaster of Idaville, . ■ T-X a tfo* forvnuon. dooroftho •.-nurt house in theCftyof Hastings, i FJv;d.. 'Ul j Pittsburg, 5; Boston, 9. At Brooklyn— Ind- writes: ’’Electric Bitters lias done • ■ Io lhe hleb^t- bid- tarry county. Mkhlgan. {that bring the place > migrants sailed trom ' ’ " ’ Genoa for this] Tuesday. Aug. 11. a ■■•rol tins roan; bouse whore tbe circuit court lor Barr> county B i Brooklyn, G; Cindnuati, 8. At Pnita- more for me than nil other medicines com­ -------- —last auk. | | H. H. LurJng died at Galena, lite., at ’ delphin—Philadelphia, 3; Cleveland, 17. I’.ury t’ouuty. • Mich.. hidden) the prenUses described in said mort- country bined, foi that bad feeling arising from - - :n •ritv.ilentire tor John nt uuc one i<u>0 time vruii well :■ age years. wo ***j , । ww —.. T. *. McShane, ... — of■ 83■* ------; ! Association: At Columbus—Columbus. kidney and liver tumble.” John U-slie. •, ■ ; 1 -; r. nosf* dt*- , I ‘ tatei£t < ?h^l<"'™f M i u i-l'.! known in business circlts nt Chicago, has I , .Ohio farmers orc Miffing heavy losses 5; Boston, fl. At St, Louis—St. Louis. 3; \ r1 tiri-'ti inrreol a* farmer and stockman, of same place, says: , i,. ; f .iiiwunt • due on I easts together' witn an allori»ev"f<e of fifty i become insane and is under restraint. | from the invasion of an army of gn&shop- ‘ Baltimore, 15. At Louisville—Louisville, "Find Electric Bitters to lw the best ,t p< r cent. lp:ere*t । dollars aa provided therein The piemhes I A prle«t at New Haven has issued nn or- H*™t *,: "'«’,h«ugt<’n. 5. At Cincinnati—Cin- kidney and liver medicine, made me feel* ■ ■>•!<, iiw’ner with an ‘ " “ " “ ‘ "S '>"• >■> “ »*>«■»•• '•> >■'» < ” •*«»•.■<*> -Hb Sjlrerter “ " “ *>>■ »■ -'tlUet fe. It • - i-fi. • dodari provided like n new man.” J. W. Gardner, hard­ ‘be defaulting ntiirdhd cashier ■ > - - bring d-*. nbrd iu I iownship of ftahVmore in the Cofinty of Harry ; P“r*»h ‘o give up their.Protestant liners. ware mercliant. same town, says: Electric FOUND WATERY GRAVES. certain pieces «r tollows j The match ran- at Buffalo Driving park of ’-ou'svIUc, Ky. Bitters Is just the thing for a man who is •• ■• :ii- town of Hope. ' and State of Ml.miktnn nnitatescnbed <—»» •*«*>>»»'- »•■■> n*»o i'*..* T“dr"“si”■” 'Six I’lenaure Scekere Drowned in : > a ul «uti* ol Mlcuigaii. nil run down and don't care whether he ..-•«■•. .to-wjt; t’untnteifo- f tier two north ratine number eight west eon- "'as won by Nancy m alow time. t,onB 1>evn discovered on a farm near lives or dies: he found new strength, good .. ; <>f south I’sM cor tainlnr elgnty acre* of land be tl.e same mon-or . •’The talent” was badly rleft." Bellefontaine, O. ' 11O8TOS, Aug.-10.—A sad accideut oc­ appdtlte and fell Just Hire he had a new •• sot->n MeCaffrcv t<» JXSffi£W?Se,trtS^7 I Tb.luw-n«.,l»cb-frcmt-.liror»l.h| •>*’“ Kl»«. ..t Als.>»». R „h„ «„ curred on D.irchcHter bay yesterday by lease on life. Only 50c a bottle, at W. H. ■uni rmwinif *onta three lirtevn :unt oae-tliiwT r<>d>. bald altove dtseribra premises, . | that a couple nt dragons have been seen m I ounkoial out of E,,UX), claims be wns hyje ’ which six persons lost their Uvea The Goodyear’s drug store. ■■!• titii-c i v»t thirteen Dated Jul) »li>. 1M»1. , I Fresno county. They feed on ducks and j uotized by the shatpers. an •>,’ bcginnlui:. and ya'ht Nay, owned and nnil«41 bv Captain '■ ! chickens, howcvbr, nnd'not on men. I b.nT The chase after the Columbus Grove (O.) I J “• B“rk«- •<»««> «»•«,»>«■ .Lout .be itu’rrta east corner ot the The best salve In the world for cute, • : at running west to with' Uvlhgon ,our .nd WiruAM IL H.vzk. ' I Samuel Freeman, a prominent mer- j Uuk bank rob>« robber aud murioror, murderer, b» has ,b«„ been [» it ? 11. Hwnee north three bruises, sores, ulcers, salt rheqp. fever Tin* Albion Collex • Eudowm-nt Fuad Com- | chant at Severance. Kan., kilted his wife ' abandoned. Detectives will now take up I • • s*l to tie road. . J’S'.Awdtnrmete. i.tlrvn. There was but n light breeze. sores, tetter, chapped hands, chilblains, «• byrar^d child Tuesday night, the trail ~ । >• beginning", al! on I bi yachtsmen say the boat was over- coms, and all skin eruptions, and positive­ I aud then fired a bullet Into his own brain. | »V. Munson, an eccentric pbitautbroply cures pilesor .no pay required! It is . . , M , ...______ 1 Secretary Tracy has ordered examina-1lst of Honolulu. Hawaii, died recently ,.-->.vded. In tacking the vessel keeled guaranteed, to give perfect satisfaction, or PliiMM* Vs lUMHti !> Vflmaflm How for position. In the New York n*-y »’'d Mt-JfA’iw to the Salvation Army of over too far. and the entire, party was thrown into tbe water. Skip­ money refunded. Price 25 cents per box. Mi>rtgaz»M. ; yflinlffn ARiaul&lQD Ok I vard In accordance with his plan for aciril ix’nttle, Wash. For sale by W. 11. Goodyear, the druggist. W' W ’ service reform feature and place for merit | Frederick Woolfenden, cashier of tbe per Burke, aged 4fi, was one of the placelor TIME TAR1 TABLE. --------------------■ timf F. : ,In — - - yard?. -d t । Dime Saving. Imuk and n Detroit citizen victims. The others who were lost are: the--navy Michigan has a sleeping beauty In the * prominence, was drowned al Orion TEatldena Mnnthou, nged .TJ; Nellie A special session of the Vermont legis- ; ■ . ----- -r----- -;— —-------,~ person of Miss May White,, of Munllh. lature ba* been culled for Aug. 2> to elect luke while bathing. B :rkc, aged 11; James Burke, nged 8; The young lady has been asleep seven n succcMor to Senator Edmunds, and to | A report from Mndrid says that Balmn- Tuutnns Carmody, aged 11; Annie Car­ weeks, waking only otut in all that time. Illi"! ft Spalding i cousidcr iucremdng lhe appropriation for । cefla and tie Chilian insurgent leaders mody, aged lb. Vincent Burke, aged H; Much injury is dose by tbe use ot irritating, a state exhibit at the World’s fair. |i have asked the Spanish government to nr ar ••<<•••. dated Deerin-. Fergus Churchill, aged 80, and Thomas griping eompounda taken as purgatives, in ■••eotdetl/iythe office bitrate their differences. Ballard. aged 30, succeeded in clinging to Ayer’s Fills, the patient has a in’-ld btfNj.'fTective • rn eottty. Michl- Kalamazoo Lv... Nine Italian laborers ware seriously in ­ lhe overturned boat, from which they cathartic, that can be confidently recommended i'.T. :U i o'clock Iu HastCooper . . ' .Mortgages on page Richland June! Fire in a Sumner (III* 1 woolhouse jured, two of them fatally, in a collision were taken by a {Missing wheu they were Cmney on the New York. New Haven and Hart­ almost exhausted. ‘The bodies of the vic­ alike f<»r tliafinost delicate patients as Well as caused a damage of >15,000. tbe most ceonomicaL Milo The First National Bank of Oakland, ford railway. It was a rear-end collision. tims have all been recovered. . :••■v.irt-1 fo be uu<i by «.ud I’n-oked lake .. A free ior-ull fight took place nt Alant t ..u aud Interest, amt i iMtuo ............. Neb., capital $30,(XX), has been nuthnrized ' .- I !.> •-• .lue and unpaid Clorentale. . :r a pint of whinky, whisky, in which thua, Mo., over THE SEA. j to begin busiueas. vmi llur note uc/ompttnytag Shultz... '1 "r another 'fatally “ cut, SPRINGFIELD, O., Aqg. 7.—The People's Ex-Goveruur A. C. Hunt, of Colorado, one man was )killed, 4.J'' Uu* notice, the sum ol Hastixus............ lightly All were I A rich red rnilisncu fills th® western sky - v <iai:iusaud thirty : pany is in line for the battle in this state is lying nt the point of death at Chicago. and a third slightly wounded. Ere darkne.-w comes once more: • • fur prncfpal and accrued Caate Grove toughs. » , 'next full. Yesterday the con ventiou made He is iM years old. : -r uroveeiimRS at taw or in Woodland The wenry waves with ecoselcss rise sod fib Dr. II. W. Baldwin F ’! !_ and i’ wife, of* Nor” i Hugh Cavanagh permanent president, and . A waterspout, ou one of the Azores isl­ ih’jiuted «>r taken toeoltect W xMlburv -------Lhuii on the pebbled Shore. «n, doing doinx tbdr toMT Ur H r HllKm o, surk ^unty" walk, Conn , who are their houey i) part iherwL now therefore Ha D. r. * ands killed six persons aud caused great .• n?<». that by virtue ol the Liusing moon tour on bicycle®, arrived at Chicago The mournful cadence of tbe seething tide .. ... desti4ctlou of property. tary, aud with an anvil for a desk and a • ifd I'birtKage enutainrd, and Calvin Peeler, n farmer of Johnson yesterday, thirty-two days out from Nor­ ’ sledge hammer for a^gaval, proceeded to ■ > r mads and provided, ou walk, iMX> miles away. > A id October A D. W*. at county, was shot from ambush near Anna business with blood in its eye. - 1 •trnooa, at lhe north front Ills , and mortally wounded. Having put up a platform, tbe next thing THE MARKETS. rv i- jmity court house, m the The wind sounds shrilly in tbe hollow cave. Parnell to said to have finally decided to '.:.d ry eouu{v. Michigan, - that was the selection of men to stand thereon. The sea gull shrieks hard by. ■ <ii:ntlhec<t»ull e >urt f.irtne visit this country this year and conduct a This wns accomplished with great enthusiThe surging breakers ever burst and lave in. - ■. p. which said county said campaign all over the country. The rocks be\catb: but I Chicago. Aug. Ilk. • awn. The ticket Is aa follows: Governor, iXti/. there will be sold at pub­ Kalamazoo Ar... B. P. Hutchinson, tho ex-Chicago spec Fotlowlnz were the quncatioM on th® board John Selts; lieutenant governor, Frank ' to ih- liigiirat bidder, the East Cooper Lv.. Am deaf unto wild Nature’s harmony. - d.' Tilted in said niorlgog^ Richland Janet. nlator. is reported to be negotiating for of trade today: Wheat—No. 2 August, opened Kist; treasurer, Henry Welf; auditor, D. •y n One soft voice fills mine ears— tO] " t!»-. due on »&i>l mort- Cressey Wsc, cloned W))4c; Scjncuiber, o]>cnod «FHc, the purchas.-ota New Y’ork hotel. M. Cooper; attorney general, Rial M. The voice of one that 1 shall never see • <t tea per cent, per annum, MDo <-lotted wyie: December, opened '.o»*c. closed Seventeen inmates of the state insane, Oltec. Corn—Na 2 AmjuM. opened 60’ic. closed Smith; supreme court judge, Alfred Yaple; Through al) the coming years. i. of Alii* foreclosure. Crooked Lake..,, '..•I'lilng mi attorney tee of Delton -W. Devereux in Chambers’ Journal. asylum nt Auburn, N. Y., -overpowered ttic; Septemlwr, opened MJic. closed SSc school comniiuioucr, J. E. Peterson. r-. .v ; rj.id-.| t.>r iii said mort- Cloverdale their keeper and escaped. Five were re October, opened 55c. cltMssl 55h»c. Oats—No. •1 ny taw; said oreinlses be- Shultz FrlKhtfuI Hallway Wreck. Pensions In Scotland. 2 August, opened 2»c, closed 28We; Sepctn• ;■ i itbiriRoie a» (odov.s to wit: Hastings........... captured. Syracuse, N. Y., Aug. 7.—The fast 1 ■—or parcel of tend lying and Glasgow has a scheme for the pension­ The Roman Catholic temperance con­ bcr. opeatd 2»c. closed. -?t%c; May. opened .A-t-'ilp ot Assyria, (iouuiyot Coats Grove..... vention at Washington finished ita busi­ alter, closed 31Wc. I*oric—Heptembcr, opened train on the Lake Shore yesterday morn­ ing of teachers which it will be interesting • Michigan, and known and Woodland $f(>.Kte. clcweil $ltl.S7te: October, ojrened S1AK. H <X>| 4 ness aud adjourned sine die. It will meet dosed 810.47te! January.iojiencd >18,14. closed ing collided with the rear section of a for American leaders to study. The act­ .. i. wit. the east half of the Woodbury uary has worked out the details with great Via If. L. a ' Aeettou twauty (W) townnext year at I^dianapolia. >13.10, laird—September, opened aud clomd freight train which had broken in two be­ •• —ven 171 west, eonlain- lAnsing XX'aikiu James, of Homestead, Pa., tuefe tween Port Byron and Moqtezuma and care. It applies to all employes of the Detroit..., . •( i e.d more or less. Live Stock—Following were the prioca at lhe killed and wounded thirty persons, moot- school board. There are six cJhssch—head­ Claims to be Explorer Stanley’s step­ masters. assistant mkle teachers, assistant ‘andgew!U not carry passengers usless father. The latter’s right name is Henry Union Stock yards today: Hogs-Market ly Italians en route to Niagara Falls. The female teachers, office staff, janitors and owner of said morut ge. fairly active on packing-sand shipping Re­ killed were Michael Bejjjau, fireman on provided with (relrtit train t*"'''1-'hiGit. liatlh* Creek. Mich. Freight trains will be run at “>* ronven ence। Rowlands, and he was born in « ales. . compulsory officers. The first three classes count, and j«ices steady and unchanged; A member of the English parliament sales rnngv I at of the comnanv. who rescree the right to change' •■ irtgagmt. pigs, >’.7«il passenger train, of Macedon,body taken to only are considered in detail, and the as­ ha. given notice that at lhe next session S.7U light. >4.55144.® rough packing. S4.7S&5.5O morgue, and Alphonse CtirilK. Coco Roc­ sessments of salaries are made at the fol­ the time of such of that body be would introduceW resolu- mixed, and S4.WOA*5 heavy packing unci co, Thomas Merlino, John 'Rosto. Veaoxo lowing rates; Headmasters, 8 per cent.; IL C. PoTTKit. GenT P. & T. Art. Dilauri, Dominion Richone, Domimco lution farorltC * treaty of arbitration shipping lots. assistant male teachers, 5 per cent., and ; been made Iu the payment • Cattle-Market rather active on local nnd Sautllo, Antonio Sc-nzznffava, John Gram .< .•rtaln real Citate mortgage. axsist.*int female teachers, 8,\' per cent— > with this country —’live your children * tthipping account und prices well maintained: bott, unknown, all Italians. Another un ­ t by <«’icl H. HpAldiuc. and ofPARENTS Frans Kauffrldt, ot New York, poured Itook keeping, shorthand, typewriting, tdvf,quotations ranged nt S5.7O.c6jl-> choice known Italian died while hb leg was be­ tho total amount of the capital fund re­ : u Uh w.fe. murtracors. to nnnththn into a nest of roaches, lhe to fancy shipping stesr*. $4.0<>j>'>.tl0 good to quired to be found nt present being $300,­ ■ rt.iriXMr-. datod February rapby. <*• fumes took fire from a candle and he got choice do, >4AJdLH0 common to fair do. >175 ing amputated. ■ • . um! rwoiuwt In the office of 000, or, including ths other three class—, FOR THEM rid of the roaches; also the bouse, lhe $M.4U butchers’ steers. »2.<Mt»X5U Stockem. i« of lurry 'tMtuty. Mk-birxn KlM.tfJU. • • al ♦;» o cluck Iu the after-' BE MVC*-’ Than Money.: fire came near being the death of several Teaatw. I3.4U&L30 feeders. >1AK*, There were in June, 1880, in tbe employ­ • >1 ■> "rtirvges on pagw-SlO; uy Milford,. Mass., Aug. 11 —Yesterday < (V cun. >L»Mte bulla and >2.MQ4.5H ment of the board, 07 headmasters, ranging : -• [>w r uf sale (n said mort- K.IUCU.Ilin>«ll"''“I1”ud I*TheU|etter ouriers' convention at De­ all the qunrrymeu working for Darling ing in age from 35 to 65; tbe average scale ■ <‘< ''<*>xnr .operative as to the • - ureq i<j he pal-1 by said monSheep -Market fairly active Bros., numbering about 100. quit work be ­ of salary ranging from $1,250 to >2,000 per . troll adopted resolutions asking the pres­ '?.»! at.J Interest, and whereas 8 Parfail, successor to <-■ <«• Swensnerr rather favorjd buyers; Quota cause several delinquent members of the annum. Of assistant male teachers there ident to extend tbe civil service reform to at $3.5i'iMA> wester us. S375a»4.i due and unpaid ooUM . PROBATE ORDER. union, who hnd beep suspended for- non­ were 216 who drew salaries ranging from all free delivery offices, and to regulate f3.ari5.50 lambs. the n-He areompanytnx tb* • <>f itm notice, tbe sum erf tour payment of dues, were still employed by $300 to $G50, and averaging $465, and who— ’ "the salaries ot carriers so that the four Produce: Butter-Fancy separator, life per i rtrMi doliaro and eighty four rue superintendent, Bupnnmcuucui, who wuv also, <*,»<•, it >* is in al>*>- । ages ranged trom 21) to 50—only fl, however, . lb; dalrie*. fancy, frosh, U&lic: parking the ’ >1 aud arcniad interest, sod stocks, fresh. lOteJMlc- Eocs-Ixm off. 15c jwr leged, refused to deduct said dues from ( being above 44 years. Tbe assistant female t loyr dollar* aud fifty cents ’ respwtively. ; for the wages of nthe a.ii delinquents. Bn„.nt. teachers numbered 333, and the average • t'i’.d by sai l mortgagee on tb* L/tw<rlLi S.»> lyiXMS ot doa. Lire poultry-«ld chickens, )0c per lb; *»._ teMlnr*.. । premlaes. a* ke w» authorspring. in&lUMc: roosters. MsS*--. turkeys, scale of salary was from $350 to $430. Present. Charles W. Armstrong, ju«bv H'i'i inorlif;u’0 making In all the Coatly Fire at 1’eorl*. mixed, Wbl'*: ducks, »iclOc; spring, lO&lOtfc. About S.W.<«<.«« cl**"* to* *r* Uiti ot four r. i-idred and einhteen dollars and I’EOKIA. Illa, Aug. 7.—The targe cooper- .the targest class i»eiug that between 25 and Ukrti f-.4t Io the Voltai BCMo* r«*r J . Potatoes— St. Louis, early Ohio. fl.Witl—> per mid no suit or proceedings at A tint *t Connocbe, I’"*-'1*"troy'd bbl; TranevRM. »l JS&Ul-Sxh Alton, $l.i«&l *>. >i;j having been Instituted or taken 2U yenew Although, as a general rule, the Kansai*. WsUhc per bn: home grown. MijA>c jwr ■ •.-•rii- or any jntrt thereof, now nroperty to tl® amount ot $.0,000. sack. Apphst-lUiooU. greea. 73c®*,-™’£r p’.etcly destroyed by .Ore last night. It rate of salary increases with age, that role - --e b hereby elven that by virtue Pt£ Blymyor Ice M«hine bbl; choice, $l.l» rating. >IJ«©L.x was one of the largest factories of tbe is not invariable. Among the female as­ *5 ?Ale ln Hal4 mort gage contained, s-i .. '■tahite hi -«u-:h cilse uiade aud provided of Ciucionatt, has assigned* liabilities, Blackberries—Michigan. filfoTSc per HJ-qt case. kind In the west, covering a block of sistant* the highest average salary to be­ ta .i-ta-rb Hunt day ot October A. D. IK)1. Blueberries -$1.71kBKM per 16-q t case. Huokle- ground. The loss on stock is about $65,- tween the ages of 40 and 44, in which class ■’ u '” l“•* in the forenoon, al the north *" HoTrr I.foti. * Llr-ormoro (la) f*noa-. lx-rrie.-»lJ3(tl.*’I»r IMtcasc. ’ <X», and on building $50.qJ0 There la. an the average is $433; and among mate as­ i™1Barty cunuty court bouse. In • Broom com—Hart. 5PU- psr lb: whl». sistants Che same class stands highest, with u“;.i i'??1 R ates’*. Barn county. Michigan. insurance of SlOO.OtX). brush, green, sell-working. 4«4Hc; in­ Jd tn-J ,.L;: ttie W*'*1’ *h*ro Hi* circuit court petition, and that the heirs> at Jswi “j buliitic fnuici. . side and covers, 4te®r4»«e; common brush. 33. «>'• iu 1,1 ’“rtT Wd). In which Mid Excursion Train Wrecked. ucation. Cb*rk* T. IWllnsb.m, the N*w lork 3Mk” crooked. 2@3e. «»-uty muu prriu. es areyRtSted. there will be St. Albafh. Vt.Aug. 7.—Wednesday publito.r .nd booLa-ller, b«» t«il«L »ltb hX;-" kuciton or vendtw to tbe highest the promt ms rfewrtbed iu the said mortnight a Sunday school excursion train on i’okk. Aug. 10., and show c»ww. « «»«* T?. ^ntrd. And liabilities of >130,000. When you're languid and dull in the the Central Vermont ran into a mall •n,,..;. ......... •■o rtn, ill seven per cent, per Oot.ldr or CWcMO the Hiring ot tbe year. “h! ? ;*»<’''r’V ^0#tf a,,d «««««• Of M»*d ’«”*• property In Ullttoi. tor t*I.tlolll*«M»'>.train just east of Champlain. N. Y’., kill­ When stomach and liver are all out of fteirfsi T,..by ,MW lortuding an attorney Voni—imiu. --rr-. ....--- - ing William Angell, aged IS, of Cham­ xatH Provided fur in said mortgear. O^ — IHsli: Nj. « .“^ xnuH’hmed by law; said premise* being Ing thereof by causing*ropy <>i lodruu It"' bnrtuht lh' “ cmaIi. 40-^r: do September. •>%c. Hye-Nomi­ plain. N. Y.;S.Vannet, Chateaugay laUte. VJtH M new»When you'er stupid at morn and frri-tlsh S1»L’.*’* ‘JI *?1’1 «nort|f«ce *» follows to wit: punlished In th«’ Jfin said CouatT of Yorae. Cat., tbu the e»rtb4u*ke.ot Jeir nal. Barley -Nominal. PurK—Quiet; w-w and Henry Lamountalo. of Champlain. at night. in I'iwi'n ’' '‘‘.u p!*** or pMrt'L'1 01 ,a»d situate i SwSOlr cltutsal th.~ore.ortb* mesx. »H.n*aU.W. LarJ-Qulet; Bejrtcrabcr. ik,UMv?5n ,hr To*u*h‘P of Assyria, in the kki Don't try any nostrum, statin nr pill, — Ught nine’s Deadly Work. wruS 9,nU HtAte * M-cbhnm. and de•■Goldi-n Medical Dlscowy” ju»t fills Cf^r«»U.b» l-e~.nl.r-> >» >6.75; October. biktB. SrtL te wit. The east half of the chaflzs Judtfeol prvbaie. the bill. town onJot b’*flon Member twenty, Vinita. L T., Saturday lighting struck ♦Isbt? orth',f range seven west, cortaitung [Atruecopy-1 wflltiiSl8 ’»oro or irfss. Rata eate lid*. — - '' • — • ■!vl LanM, —• * . and demolished a small house belonging alldiaortfre of the liver, tt.imach i U3Ue bid- Ikx euiber. *13 asked; No. 1 whit® to Nat Skinner. Fox Bernard was Insu.bJ«t to a certain prior mott“’r • —h afcbid. Oats blood, is Dr. Golden Medical *gantly killed and dea iK-isc mi.i Injured <xm«r. .. *r nr. :s THE Hdtul. will BASE BALL .SCORES: t. i At New York-New York, Woolley & Bronson, AGENTS. 1 ■ N o.« 1 s Freight. X Mtb No. 2 Express. D. '•in W. i:th F c a 3 "I .sa­ ls: tsi’le sab ty« ' 'to’15; ol to. e«u» «■ awes® r71*7Sfirwu"- Read tot nti ston!. ■ i;. i 0; �Elbe Reynolds riinic at) Sn Hastings Banner Bastings Thursday, August 13, 1891. MARSHALL L. COOK. Kdltor. Tfie editorial department of an afternoon newspaper, while sauntering about in its private capacity, was asked a few ques­ tions about the tariff. “Ob.” remarked the department, with an oracular waftnre of the hand, "tiie tariff is a tax.” “Yes.” said the enquirer, greatly sub­ dued by the dread profundity of the an­ swer, “1—I—have sometimes heard it re­ ferred to in that way, but I really cannot understand it to be ao.” The editorial de­ partment looked Its most pitiful pity. "What bothers me.” said the questioner, "is wire nails. When the tariff was put No feature of the existing tariff law on wire nails they were selling at 8 cents seems to lacerate the feelings of free-trade a pound. attorneys equally with that clause looking to “That made them 12 cents a pound.” the transfer of some portion of the tin-plate "Now, that's what troubles me. Under ■nnufacture to tbe United States. Des­ that tariff wire nails are now selling at 2}< perate as was their resistance while the cents a pound. How Is the tariff a tax in bill was under discussion Ln congress, an­ that case?”—Indianapolis Journal. tagonism seems to Intensify with every ad­ DlndiugTwlne Under the McKinley Teri S’ ditional assurance that the real intent of TWKXD aS 6BCONB-CLAM MATTER AT THE HASTINGS, MICH., POBTOFFICE, AUGUST 14. 1879. EDITORIAL NOTES. The annual reunion of the nineteenth MIcMpn V. I will w IwlduComUoUMMich., August 26 and 27. ,It U held this early in order to secure the attendance or many of the boys we have not- seen since the war. Maj. Baker, Cap’.. Phetteplace, and others who have been braught to tins vicinity by the national encampment, Col. Frank D. Baldwin, of the regular army, aud president of the association will be present, and we confidently expect Cot­ Cobuni, Dr. Bennett, and others. Pro­ visions will be furnished by the people of Constantine but bring your own betiding, spoons, knives and forks, tin cups, plates, etc. Quarters will be furnished for the ladies hi hotels and families. T^e will go Into camp. Raw rations will be furnished, which they wUl proceed to cook in the good old army way. rtioae comrades who will not be accompanied by ladles should write tbe secretary at Con­ stantine at once, so that quarters may oe assigned them. Come one, come all. M. B. Duffie, secretary. men Irnnwl anmullv. 1>"ou“ ■ that there l» nothlnt hot nn! ,t the liotum of U" bufclhew tliat none rouM W <locri>-od. end jet “*”£“*■ hone time «o four prominent three of them former, of our "r'^rta' county of Faton lot the "erreut rood, clreutore. It oceured to them th,t till, wa* » ••snip-” And they bit The ‘green rood. ' men .dvlwd them to rend MU’ oue 5n.« York to «et . I™ of th. .tod. To get the funds, one of Jheni, a post­ master. la said to have taken au«ne of Uncle Sam's money from the With this, one of the quartette wen . to New York, found the swindlers, bought, a box paying a good ro‘,nd 8um / L U whl'ehThe .h.rper. told him cont.lued • hlr supply of the ■ Itreon rood. Tito Imix Still sealed, was brought home. When it was opened, the four fresh people found it contained only sawdust Men base enough to be disposed to use counterfeit money are apt to be of a kind who will not stop “ to have been so In this case It ta stated that, in order to make good the money taken from Uncle Sara's fund*, these four And now comes the self binding ne It is nine months since the McKinley set fire to the store containing the postoffice tbe framers of the bill is likely to be real­ thresher. This Is a new machine In Mich­ In order to get the insurant- « Uieyjaere HU went Into effect, so far as It concerns igan although In the eastern states It has ized in the near future. » binding twine. Tbe firice of binding been in use some time. This machine pressed for funds and there appeared no "Reform" organs and orators refuse to better way to raise them. Two of th< threshes rye clean, binds the straw in twiue last harvest under tlie old tariff law believe, or persist In denying, that tin bundles without breaking the straw and quartette are in prison, and if the papers tell the truth, thereat will follow. exists anywhere hi this country in paying wis as follows: leaves it as is threshed by the old P We speak of these things not that we standard14 cents to 15 ceuts per pound flail.” Rye straw when threshed in thia quantities, In face of the fact that American Jute12 cenia to 18 cents per pouno h«e to make an honest man of any person pig tin has already found Its way into tbe Manilla........................................ 16 ecota per pound way Is baled iu packages weighing about who would bite at a swindle that would 200 lbs and finds readv sale in the eastern The price of binding twine for the market Hut even if it was true that na­ ufarkeL and brings the farmer almost as criminate himself. We do It to show any present harvest under tbe present "Mc ­ tive tin may not safely be defended on for much as good hay. 4 llhough rye straw is who may be tempted to "bite that they considered by most farmers ns of scarcrlj' will Injure themselves only. supplying tbe wonts of domestic manufac­ Kinley bill robber tariff” Is as follows: Standard10 cents per pound any value, except for bedding, by thresh­ turers. such faot cannot bo consistently Jnte ---“ cenu to IS cents per pound ing with this machine It makes it worth Ilceognlliou Bay at Hay View. Man Uta. employtfd as argument In behalf of leav­ Bay View, Michigan. five dollars per ten. The machine has a The farmers of Indiana are getting capacity of 500 bushels per day and has ing to foreigners the exclusive manufacture EniTons BanMer: standard twine 4 cents to five cents cheap ­ work enough engaged to keep it humming Recognition day came this year on the of tin plates, of which 75.000,000 pounds are consumed monthly, and for which er, jute twine 4 cents a pound cheaper and several months. A.'D. Hnghee and L. D. 7th InsL. and thinking the readers of your Hills, of Irving, own the machine and com­ paper who are interested in lhe C. L. S. (1 BrUiah monopolists during the past year manllla twine 4 cents a pound cheaper un­ plete outfit for the handling of this straw, work would be pleased to hear about It, 1 pocketed more than $80,000 of American der the McKinley bill. Instead of pay lug and all farmers having good straw should give briefly the program ot exercises. Graduating from tbe "hall in tbe grove” money for each working day! These men double price, as democratic papers and ora­ have their rye threshed with this new ma­ is not without form, as some may think, do not rely upon their own neighborhood tors declared, last October, they would.— chine. but is attended with a service as beautiful The Tribune, South Bend, Ind. for their supply of raw material, but draw as it Is modest and unassuming. The first day Adventists will hold a upon the tin mines of Malacca and Tasma­ The class gather at Lond hull, distant Willits A Gray discussing tlie price of campmeetlnz Iu Clark's grove. Lake about seventy five rods from .Chautauqua nia for two-thirds of their consumption. sugar, say: (ideasa, beginning August 15tb. nnd con­ cottage. The band with undergraduates Tbe McKinley tariff imposes no duty on The average of dally quotations from tinuing 10 days. Cordial Invitation to nJ convene at Normal hall, distant from pig tin, and the same sources of supply January 1 to April 1 was 5.645 cents per is extended. ' Chautauqua cottage about fifty rods. All are open’ to our manufacturers as to Brit­ pound for 96 degrees centrifugals and at -----Long lake on graduates, assembly officers and Instructors, 6.301 cents per pound for granulated. • Remember the picnic — Thr.v.rword.uy prUto. Iron, April Krid.>-rhe UU., I«vl.« by .u.rnmK tr.l» meet at Chautauqua cottage, Tbe chair ish tin-plate monopolists. from Hastings and. returning >■ by special ................. —........... ’ •n" 1*1 and flower girls meet at the north entrance Confronted with these facts, the free-1 I 1 io July i vu S.SS1 «-uu per pound not — train. Take provisions and best girl with to Chautauqua cottage. trade attorney selxes upon his favorite for 90 degrees centrifugals and 4.215 cents Under the direction of the field marshal, you but keep them separate. Tickets for weapon of higher prices—lhe same with per pound net for granulated. the round trip 40 cents, children 20 cents the Rev. O. M, Gould, tbe precession at Here was a fall of 2.264 cents a pound and may be obtained nt the Presbyterian Normal hall aud Jxnid hail march in which he has always stood ready to sand­ bag every legislative measure locking to on the first mentioned grade and of 2.086 parsonage. Come all and spend a pleasant column of twtw down through the tree*, the column from Normal hall reaching tlie cents on the other, both directly caused by day; tbe building up at home of industries in "golden gate’’ first. They pass through Services at the Presbyterian church. ' which foreigners have been securing the the McKinley law. Consumers will no and down under the arches fol looted by Aug. 10. morning.and evening. tbe class. As tlie class pass Uu\g»te Hou’s share of profits. The new law adds doubt appreciate these, the real McKinley prices. • The Y. P. S. C. E. meets at the Presby­ flowers are strewn in Its pathway and they one dollar and a quarter per hundred terian church Sunday August 16 at 0:30. too pass under tlie arches and to the . pounds to the former duty mt tin plates. grove in front at Chautauqua cottage. To be led by Miss Michael. Assuming that this is added to the foreign Here the class form a M'ml-drclfi facing The • union camp meeting. of the cost, it will In nowise affect the retail the many who are gathered to take part in Wesleynh Methodists mid United Brethren, A good second hand piano for sale, Will the excrrlsca* and who are seateel in the price of irtieJee for which it Is used, unless take a good horse or an organ in exchange. to be held in E. Pennock’s grove, two miles grove and em the broad porch of lhe unscrupulous dealers make It a pretext for south ot the city, is to commence Aug. 18tb, and to continue one .week. We urge the cottage. imposing upon customers. The banel play while the class colors are When in need of silverware don’t buy people of all .denominations to come and Ail experience goes to prove that as soon wound. Then follows a reading uf tbe auction goods. Go to John Hessmer a reliable enjoy tills meeting. A special invitation as domestic competition looms up prices go dealer, whereyou get your money’s worth Is extended to the pastors of the city servlet*. Supt. Hall reading and the class responding. Then follows a prayer by down. Throughout the entire list of tarlfl every time. churches. H. D. Chenky. Pres. Fisk, of Albion college.*' Then the protec hi1 Industries there cannot be found Saturday a stray horse came onto the County Grange Mretlnc. formal recognition of the class by SupL pretalaefi of Alexander tfiilasple, of one exception to this rule, and it is tbe Barry county Pomona Orange will hold Its Hall. Then the further reading of tbe baldest recklessness to predict a different Assyria. Owner can have him by proving next meeting with Baltimore Grange, Aug. service responsively. Interspersed with 28th, 1891. All members of the Order are suing led by C. C. Gase. the prince of outcome In tlie case of tin-plates. In fact, property and paying all expenses. ’ it Is a livel^ realization that this will be Maggie Maun concluded Sunday that invited to be jiresenl arid participate. lenders, the audience taking part. Then the procession reformed in the Program as follows: life liad lost I Us charms for her. and tried an early result of tbe Increased tariff on 10:30 a. in. Reports from subordinate following ordec The band.. class o( '95, the morphine route to end it. Dr., Drake class of '94. elass of *93, doss of '92. elass tin-plates that occasions the commotion was summoned, and her attempt at self granges and suggestions for the good of of '90. class of '89, class of ’88, class of '87. the order. among foreign monopolists and their con- destruction was foiled. class of ’86, class of ’85, class of >4. das* 12: m. picnic dinner. ftderates In this country. Prices of all The .Michigan assembly K. of L. in 1: 30. music by Baltimore Grange choir. of >3,.class of ’82. class of '91, I’rea. Fisk session at LansinK Tuesday, condemned other products of iron and steel—and these Welcome address. George Woodmansee. and Dr. Steel, assembly officers. Epworth 1/eaguera and other classes and citizens. constitute ninety-five per cent of tin-plates Un; squawbuck legislature for reducing tlie Response by A. Patker. tests uf illuminating oils In the interest of The line of march was around the park, Subject for discussion, tbe six most ob­ —have l>eea reduced by half wherever monopolistic corporations and against the noxious weeds, and how best to eradicate ami tn the auditorium where the class competition has been given opportunity best interests of the people. The move­ them. Discussion to be opened by C. S. were marched tn tlie platform. for a footing; but the tin-plate barons of ment to Indorse the platform of the peo­ Bristol followed by Guy Manning. After the audience were seated, the re­ Question. Is there a compulsory school mainder x>f the service was read, then Great Britain have pocketed Increased ple's party was side-tracked. There are women who will go a long law. if so. Is It Just?—Geo. Sheffield and followed a masterly address by Dr. S. H. profits by forcing patrons to pay old-time C. Newland. Steele, of the Methodist churee south, his prices wlthoat regard to the cost of pro­ ways to be married, and Miss May B. Question. How to renovate worn out subject being "Tlie Lessons of History.” Farmerlee, a San Francisco school teacher, duction. No wonder they squlnp when After the address Supt. Hall presented is one of tbe number. She loved M. S. lands?—A. C. Towne. A. E. Durfee. Papera by Mary Ormsbee and Sarah the diplomas to the class and the class of served with notice that the end of their Brown, a Detroit man. and her affection '91 held in their hands the evidence of the was reciprocated. They were a long ways Warner, Frank Bristol, Charlie Black. , monopoly is near at band. ’ Recitations—Earl Rhodes. Allie Granger, reading the course provided. apart, so to expedite matters they met nt The class this year numbered forty two. Sault Ste. Marie, wedt over UMhe Canadian and Frankie Monroe. Baatona’s Boy. Selections—Lucy Bristol, Mary Tobias, thirty five being present, a larger nuffiber side and married on neutral ground. Jennie Gorham. beiug present than ever before, although Old Bastone is the father of young BasSong by Clara Herrington. lhe class is no la brer than last year. tone. The former was a state senator and Milling Interests—George Brainard. Tbe class procession was led by Rev. E. The basket picnic of the old pioneers of tbe latter was a Detroit grocery clerk. Good music. Marble and wife whom many of your Barry Co. will be held at the court house Bastone senior and senator traded bis vote In the city Nomix Slawkon, Co. Leet.* readers know. ” of ----------* * ‘ Hastings " Saturday August The oldest member of the class was a in the Michigan senate for an office, that 22nd. By order of Com. lady from Ohio aged seventy three. of deputy oil inspector. In other words, For Barry county will be held at Hast­ M>. Marble and his wife were next in fbr a valuable consideration he voted with ings, commencing at 10 o'clock, a. m,. age, he being seventy and his wife slxtyName Md Residence tbe democrats and Gov. Winans, hair­ ... I Geo. L. Wileox. Middleville Monday, August 17. and closinggt 4 p. ul, tive. There were three ministers and one 1,2 i Clara Taylor, white Lake Friday, August 28. lawyer, and nineteen teachers. splitting, constitution loving Winans, was The value of the instruction received at The writer was tlie sole representative to secure the deputyship In oil inspecting ... । Wm. W. witier. Campbell these Institutes Is being very generally of Lee circle. for the Tuscola ^county nonentity. It 1,4 I Belie Moore. Carlton recognized by teachers and school officers. Among tho girls who took part in wind­ however transpired that old Bastone was As a rule it has been the experience of ing the class colors was Miss Hattie county examiners and other examining Williams of Hastlngb. not eligible, but tbeold man concluded that Special examinations as follows: officers, that the most successful teachers Tbe assembly closes tomorrow evening the next best -thing was to have young Hastings. High school, Aug. 29. are those who have availed themselves of and it Is the almost unanimous expression Bastone take tbe office because be. Senator Hastings, Court house, Oct 16. tbe normal instruction offered by these Ihat it Is the finest one ever held here. No other examination will be heldUils local Institutes. Bastone, had fulfilled bis agreement and BAughmau's military band of Charlotte The dally sessions of the institute for has been here since the 3rd InsL and has be was going to have his pay to the utter fall. Preserve this notice. By order ot the board. Enoch Anpbus, Sec. this year will, as heretofore, be devoted given universal ratlsfaction for their fine ■mat farthing. In order to secure the par­ exclusively to topics of special Interest to musle and gentlemanly deportment and tisan legislation needed by them, two sena­ The Kxposltlon. teachers, presented by persons of extend­ bearing. For the Detroit Fair A Exposition tbe torial seats were stolen and one senator ed practical experience as teachers, and Ajur. 12th. 1891. C. A W- M. and D. L. AN. railways will who have made a special *tudy of institute bought, by an office. Just why a clerk in Clement Smith. sell excursion tickets August 25th to Sep­ a Detroit grocery should be selected for a tember 4th, good to return until Septem­ work. The evening lectures will be of a popular character. • position outside of lhe city Is obvious ber 5th inclusive, at one lowest fare for Tbe institute law allows teachers, whose The attitude of tbe Nashville News and vrben It is known that he Is old Bastonc's round trip, with 50 eta. added for admission schools are in session at the time appoint­ some of the citizens of our sister village to the Exposition. These lines are the ed for the county institute, held under Um on tbe question of Hastings' efforts to se­ boy.—Owosso Times. ‘favorites’, to Detroit. direction of the State Superintendent, to cure the Merara. Lentz here is one we Geo. De Ha vex, G. I*. A. close their schools during tbe continuance believe they will not take after they shall WHY I AM A PROTECTIONIST. of such institute without forfeiting their have given lhe matter more mature con­ wages for as many half days as they are in sideration. Especially are we surprised In Foliowlng are tbe real estate transfers attendance at the institute. This provision the position taken by our Brother of the week ending August 10, 1891. as of law. and tlie fact that there will be no taken from tbe books in the register’s office: enrollment or tuition fee exacted, should I'fcWwer. who usually preserves bis (written for American Economist). equilibrium so admirably. insure the attendance ot every teacher in lam a protectionist because our country 17 Hope >1300, Tbe Messrs. Lenta stated tbe morning of Mertle Kimball to Frank Byeraoo; lot elty »7ri. tbe county who poraeam the true pro­ tbe fire that It was doubtful If they should has prospered with protection and htn■ John H Herrington to Geo. J. Nagler; fessional spirit U WM <*rUln they would not gulshed without IL fractional kX Freeport »iM0. Full particulars in regard to board, etc., rebuild In Nashville unless they secured G. W. Wilkinson to u. W. Ronan; 70asec 11 Because revenue can more easily, more Hope 9100. may be obtained upon application to fire protection there. That statement, W. D. Sterling. Hastings. .surely and with less objection be raised by coming directly from these gentlemen, was reported In this city. Knowing tbe™ judicious protective tariff laws than otl»erAll are entitled to the beat that their WT <°°d c,Uxe“8 and During the post few weeks this part of money will buy, so every family should ran n manu,actar«"* our people Because protection diversifies employ- have, at once, a bottle of the best family Barry county has been flooded with cir­ to LSI i ’ 1“ mJ eonl,n«ency. they were culars advertising ’ -green goods ” in xaent and largely relieves wage earners remedy, Syrup of Figs, to cleanse the Nashville we wanted them here. system when costive or bilious. ‘For rale abundance in exchange for a small quanti­ ,n„Uws® dM3‘’ lhal »uch a froEi foreign competition, thereby enabling in 50c and 91.00 bottles by all leading ty of good money. These clreuiara aie ao ££ worded as to give tlie reader the Impreaidon firm as the Ix*ntx Bros, can find plenty of druggists. In manuf«5lure in the producers. ' that for a few hundred dollara. a Urge hustling towns of this state. It was ah quantity of first class counterfeit green­ Because, as has been demonstrated, the Notice Is hereby given that on Monday backs can be secured, if the circular certain as fate that some other city would effect of protection is tbe cheapening of tbe 34th day of August 1891, at ten o’clock should be answered, tbe writer will be In­ <« ita» ir u«iw aw “*■*?r “O’ UNubtilte. Wi>, a. m., at the store of Holden A Hire, tn vited to go to New York or some other Umild n« HuUnp u«-.i be >ntl to her Because defense against Injurious Im- tbe city of Hastings, Midi.. I shall offer large city, and be prepared to pay a stipu­ uiT?1"; ?h’ ■bo“u ■*» Invito Uw for sale all the boot and shoe stuck and lated sum of good money in exchange fur partatimis is as necessary and justifiable furnishing goods, together with all lira a box of "green goods." •' *“v' No one but a sucker, or a man with u fixture* In said store and all the accounts belonging to said bualnera. the property •Hspoalttec to calu wealth unlawfully and of said Holden & Hire and sell the same with only a moderate supply of «an, --- **■'“'V VMXir M>W» »|e to tbe bigbeat bidder. mon sense, would ever pay any attention to these circntara. But It is surprising to Dated, August 5th. 1»L Additional Local. .. . . M any ^ber town? No effort was thv event of their removal from Nashville. No one sought to deter them from rebuildIng—the solo itte* <be Mmii® b«re and | tbdr committee being to rare these nartltt* If they were to leave Noah Ville, »nd to preaenl tbe nwrito of Uils elty aaa location for manufacturing, ao that they might be Induced to come tills way In tbe event of a change in kxratton. Our neighbors at Nashville can rest easy No one fitslres to rteal a single one of her Induitriea. Bat if there la the chance, a* there waa in this instance, of one of tbeih leaving Nashville. Hastings wants IL And there h no disguising the the fact that Hastings wants the Ixmtz Bros, and their business here If they an* to leave our sister village; but on no oilier terms do we aeek or ask any such change. It Is business to be awake to such oppor­ tunities and Hastinga Would lie reproached and held In coslempt If she did not make an effort to aecure these gentlemen after they bad made the statements they did, and especially ao in view of the fact t!ia( Nashville ;had no fire protection, and the further fact that her citizens might be unwilling to expend 835,000 to $30,000 for water works.’ ’ To fully satisfy our Nashville friends on the subject, we present tlie following statement of The affair from tbe Messrs. Lentz, who happened to be in this city Monday: Hastings, Mich., Aug. 10, '91. To Whom It May Concern: We desire to state that the committee from Hastings who vbltod us and aimed to secure us in that city did so on tho theory that we would not rebuild in Nashville and might locate elsewhere. We stated that it was doubtful about our rebuilding there, and that we certainly would not re­ build without fire protection. There was no attempt by this committee nor anybody else before or since to Induce us to locate at Hastings except in case we should de­ cide not to rebuild at Nashville. We make this statement in justice to all concerned. There wa? no hostility to Nashville dis­ played by the Hastings gentlemen, nor did they do anything but what we would consider straight, honorable and business­ like in the whole transaction. Lentz Bbo*». And now having presented tlie matter fully and Impartially, we hope we have disabused the minds ot our Nashville neighbors of tlie idea that any committee of our; people, or any citizen, has sought to take unfair advantage of Nashville’s misfortune. And we hope that when two or three Hastings citizens may be seen In Nashville hereafter, the people there may not feel that the Inhabitants of the county hub have sent them there to commit any larceny, nor to steal Nashville people nor NasbvUie Industries. But we want it understood ut Nashville as elsewhere, that If any manufacturing institutions want to change location, Hastings wants them and will do all In her power to get them. । Jn,lM, Mr U4 Mr. from eatupl,IK „ M “■ w ««« Flm, Ukv In 4,An,town U ' «nlnln, populirily „ , **« to k, OtoUwtotk, luum, ' her (run, Gun Ukr. |. ,give the news from that resort ■ to THE MARKETSApples-nhrd. sc. jpwrrtioftta. Otorerseeu fo.7>8<w. Lore—!3U1.’>|-. W35' » calve, i Lard-dr. x,„rw. /Qata—aoc. ft ue pet bu. Fork—<4 OOffai yi. Ftager-Meningat parton at 61 tier hb! ”• TtewUiySeed-Sc) ineatii.• Wheat-No _ . Betroll. , C6n>—Cll jc per t>u Eggs-Uftlfx*. ’ Oau— pvrbu. ' •JSSSSto!” *»«<«•»! Mt MIXER’S c&ss FOR THE blood the greatest CANCER A SCROFOU R£MCDY OF THE ACE. One of Grand llapie?’ larxcst merchants writes as follow,**: tin. Mxxrk & Jfoxs: I t*er*re y—,r4^*p^ with your CaDMr xod s.r-»!o!aSyrm'i stwtf three inoutli* arc through - foetid 61 wha recommended II io n>r T»nr blcbb, li tirtw cured Ills wilt* of m wrv bad zottrr. J iwdI# for a itSordered blood and H It** jiaprttrd nt grealty. 1 bite rreonini-artrd it Qjpnl jwv pie who hav. n»,-<1 it with n»d rtActa jij During the hot weather of the post father who is >< years ot .xjr, na» tftkf> !l toc» WF«k, that person was indeed fortunate scrofula ikiir an his I g and tt h.is and bm. who could so arrange business affair* so as to take a short outing, atul visit some of the • H. D ana 4’. )|<.r rM-Mrwt little lakes for w hiah Barry county Is l>eGrand ltaj>:ds, Mich., Ort..«. tm comlng famous.- To the man tied up in buaiDeM during tlie year, as well as to the For Sale by all Druggists. lady busy with household affair-*, a little vacation affords a great relief, both physi­ cally and mentally, and makes ’ life more Drs. Mixer & Sons, Hastings, Mieh. pleasant and really worth living. The hot, sultry, dusty weather of tht* eitj* is avoided, and In Its place the pure, free, uir of the country Is enjoyed, as It only can bo by those long deprived of IL For the time being all desire to have the best time pos­ sible nnd contend with one another to that end. The everyday attire is put aside for j that which, though not as beautiful and be­ coming. is more comfortable and easy. Dignity Is laid up on the shelf and reluc­ tantly put on again after the canfp Is brok­ en and tlie load of worldly cares resumed. Charlie Sisson, of^ Muskegon, took the THE B/1NNER 75 CENT! cake for catching the largest fish al Wall lake—an eight pound bass. Miss lana Fuller captured the largest perch, which weighed 1% pounds: Acker’s point catches a goodly number of resortera. and all seem to be-well pleased, r COFFINS anil CASKETS. W. H. H. HEATH. “Camp Jo-Jo” is the appropriate name given tbe camp of the two Jo's. Von Arman and Lunn, who are spending a couple of Hal. Mosher sweats over the greatly en­ larged mall that comes to Cloverdale dur­ ing the summer months, when it reaches metropolitan dimensions. All - the resort­ ers rote him an excellent postmaster. Messrs. R. K. Grant and D. W. Reyn­ olds h'ave named their cottage "Edge­ wood.” From 50 to 75 campers are at Wall lake at present . UUklUK*. "IU1 «* A***.*,............ , Undertakers Supplies. He thorciiRUlr undepumlv ,’r',t’|1iI',l‘“rke, wtll attend to allealbJn rersra. to charrm for use of outfit- mwlor tavlug out lhe dead and bnrul Htorur* <“r L'SXim stKOuds are very reasonable ana ne P** satisfaction In every >'i»tar.rejM He also has a new hea^. w sty le. Do not fall to SSTteti The three Dr'*. Fuller, Lowry and An­ use tbe above roods. lor 1 will P • drus and Wlnt Nelson own a very com­ saltafactlon. fortable cottage on one of tlx* most pleas­ W. H. II. HEATH. Hasting^ ant spots on the north shore of Wall lake. At preaeiit Dr. Fuller and family are oc­ cupying It and entertaining a few of their friends. What attractions Would Wall lake have without Mra. Raye«? That’s what the young people ray. Jolly, kind aud hospit­ able, she delights In entertaining youi g company, and all look up to heras a chap­ eron and she makes a most excellent one. STEKETEE'! Fred Barlow runs the shooting gallery at Beechwood, which la largely patronized oat of sympathy for tbe ••poor cripple.” Dick Doyle receives practical Instructions every day («ome days) in tbe science of “How to run a sail boat.” from Prof. F. H. Barlow. It i* raid that Wai Bentley will be the Prof** next pupil. * . CHOLERA ! .■ -- Saturday evening a musical and literary prognun was carried out at Edgewood be­ fore about 60 bampcra. The entertain­ ment was a very creditable one and was well rendered. The Address ot Welcome by D. W. Reynolds was a masterly effort. HOflffiKw A certain young lady at Oakwood start­ ed out fishing quite early tn the morning, aud became »o taken up with tlie sport that she didn’t return until nearly 5 o'clock in tbe afternoon. “ hog cholera «d PIN WORMS Is <lun bi>ki>k>-»** •’*7?^ George L. Heath was on hand at Wall lake last week with bls Kodak and took aeverai snap ahota, tbe negatives of which will be destroyed, provided the young la­ dies can have their say. । tad «w« •-«' *rf eor‘« rtS"’ "■„■ i— »<■*•* The proprietors of Beechwood entertain all visitors aud friends right royally. tael*1** Wa,4ortr • melodian at Wall and Mia* Minnie aloe vocal music at ,1^4 For talc nnMitiW. in H- OOODYSA^ DrWP — �Hastings Banned. . LOOK. Local Editor. B Are S011 Id It! JOS. ROGERS lie Soap "leans Most s Lenox LOCAL NEWS. 2.000 week ll«t-.T.t'T. el.angcs for advertisements n... it tbi* office Tuesdays at latest to -m- ■ MTzinn in the Issue of the week .V Co. are giving muk ■!: -.I?? of household goods on State Sunday afternoon. । •■>n i;i-il to 2 p. tn. Monday Aug. here will t»c no jury. i' piogn-«>ing rapidly on the Hastings house.' -r the IUxxkX and the Detroit V. to. ;i>id Detroit Weekly Tribune i- ' . for L abubociibe now. W. x : y ,v Bronson received u large in>:■•*• »•! Dunging and 84 shoes Tuesday. 4:< ■ Bro*, a Wilkins, the contractors, • hurtlim: work on Ute new school ■ L/ . 2d. Broek «wl to Dultoo talurdv. Our Brother Dennis |. ■ d.r T Col»"”« »rat to Detroit wtt.„ .truck . koud F.nuer.’ Alllktam. H l» . John UoesFl m ,0 oponlm kbout hb ,lw' Ti)IrSlrA'"“‘<1''r In nub nrw morenra,,! ». H „„„ Mo"” “ Ikventh Ito, AdmUiu Oran ra-Ab., »>' Um Mhif ““•..toon tlcknu . on Aug. Stith and 3l»t only, limited ton*J turn Sept toh. it lorihrtoiind mT Xew vegetables of all kinds »nd a fine l'lie of fruits ,arriv‘ ing daily. Always fresh; at ('very |<>"’ prices. ‘ We still have more of that, y,). 1 tkrnr at $2.75 per cwt, A fine liije of crockery and •glassware. ] Ca-h a nd I things to eat given in whangs for farmer’s pro­ duce. Sugars ate way down and tiie bottom falling oijt. Call and see us. PERSONALMENTION, quire of J. Bueell. -^Tn^Ttaraday. Awal W >»*t M. A. Giuaiax, Ticket *«*• AHonn o« ■ w“tta^“",W" “ know tokldurtus the put j-.r toe num­ tar or now !«!„, iMUtoled »u 5«. .nd toe tocretaeln memtarablp no ,,.«3 |n kh^?L <t?wlh '• 'ta emteto . ver Ktojnii In toe nnnah of rnitoru.1 nocletora, k;A real 11,0 tarantula was toond bv Clarence Phillip. Thurblay momlnk. It e.me tram . bunet, or tom.,lira. Jump«i upon Lluence. aboukler. tmin which place II was brushed to lhe flww. H K?A ilF ,pecl”'n- t«t Clarence I. «re it is large enough to suit him. wST«ta?U"””° *” rcw‘kp> *■“* fS^w^1' Wtu I will fit your eyes perfectly. No find tho ' Newest Styles of Jewelry, examination. You and Clocks. at my store, 1st door north of Post Office. w**te*k F. R. PANCOAST. “•> a* Our n-hancM are rnenlonlnir a new enem, to toe potato which Ira ru.de 1’ wSiV'thu ,^' " wl,h ■ppearance. The vine when Ural atueked 'y1"* t“.w*•* kCthe top. In toe hollow ot the stem la round . aln<ul.r worm aonrellwea nearlj an Inch In leiurth, which appear, to Uke the Ute ot lhe plant . tawSi’SW"'"'’' 0"K,ra M.p> '"rov’^rl™""’ On account ot Barnum a Buller toow .1 Grand Rapids, Tliuraday. Auk. doth lhe Mlehlnn Central will aell ereuralm, Mr. and Mra. Fred Main, of Harbor tickets, with admission coupon to circus, Sprinita. rl.llod In Ute city. fos 81.50 for tlie round trip. Tickets good I.- £ Cllleaito. vUltud .Hinton this day and date only. Ings friends the past week. M. A. Giu-man, Ticket Agt. Jo. Rankin, of Kalamazoo, called on A Detroit special says: The Cincinnati. old friends In the eity Monday. Jackson A Mackinaw railroad has for some years borne tlie novel distinction of being C* W' Ybun«Allegan, about the only road in thecountry that did visited frMkls here over Sunday. not touch any one of towns named in its Amnngithe Wall lake campers arc Mr. title It has lost the dlstincUon. as tbe and Mrs. Harry Waldorff, of Albion. name lias been changed to the Michigan A The Messrs. Unto Bros., of Nashville.’ Mackinaw railroad. were In the city Monday on business. The State Supreme Court decides that Miss Minnie Matthews returned from a a justice of the Peace or Police Court Judge cannot be held liable for trying and visit with friends In Kalamazoo Tuesday. nnd sentencing a mnn under an ordinance Rev. A. K. Stewart, of Nashville, visit­ which Is afterwards proven unconstitu­ ed friends in this vicinity tbe first of the tional or in valid, and that officers of the week. law cannot be held liable tor serving Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Allgto spent a por­ warrants under such ordinances. tion of last week visiting relatives In Alle­ You cannot pay high prices when Xou gan Co. deal with me, for 1 don’t believe in them. Joseph Rogers attended the state en­ 1 can save you something whether yon make a large or small parchase. For reducing campment of the Maccabees nt Jackson my large stock of watches 1 cut the price Tuesday. down so low that moet everyone can afford Mr. and Mrs. W. T. Barber, of Hickory to carry a time piece. • Corner*, visited in lhe city the fore part of John Bessmei^ the jeweler. Hie week. All property except race horses to lie ex­ Mr. nnd Mrs. George Bradley returned hibited at the “Detroit international fair to Grand llapids Saturday after visiting and exposition at Detroit,” Aug. 25th to their parent- here. September 4th, the Michigan state fair at Mr. nnd Mrs Guk Taylor, of Fairmont, Lansing. Sept. Tth to. Sept llth. the Kent county agricultural fair nt Grand Rupid< Minn., and Mr. and Mrs. Frank Taylor, Sept. 14th to 18th. will be transported free 'of Philadelphia, I’cnn.. are visiting friends one way by tire-“Michigan Central rail­ in the city. road." Wm. bimmdna. of Maftsochusette. is die One of the greatod advertisers the world guest of Mr. and Mrs. John I’cndergasL ever had says that advertising gives Mr. Simmonsds a veteran of the late war. character and standing to n firm. Go into 1and attended the Detroit encampment. any community ys an entire stranger, pick .He is pleasf'd with the west, and speaks in up the paper published there, look for the highest terms of the manner In which their largest advertiaera and yon can in­ Detroit looked after the boys in blue. variably depend upon tire fact that you |l/iir. and Mrs. A. Black will, have lived have found the most reliable and desirable ■ together 1 its husband and wife SO years firms in that community. Friday, the 21st, and will irate a golden We dould if there is a country office in wedding anniversary from 7 lo 11 p. m,of date. This is a very rare observance tire atate that had more job pt luting than that ' indeed, among,the first, if not the first. In this office for tire last two nivntlrs. A new our city. We' congratulate them upon press has been added to our c<>uipment to ! having journeyed so long nnd so happily latter enable us to keep ki sight of orders ' together, and rejoice with their many for work. We think no better enmpllment ; friends that tbe closing years ot life have of the character and quality of work we do irecn so happy and golden with success to cohid be paid thatrtostate that asthlrd job!, press became an Indlspeusib’.e nwessity. ij them. Victors, all styles............. $135 Victoria Ladies Safety... 135 - - . r‘. Credenda Safety, cushion , Cycling Sundries of all kinds. tire........................ 90 CATALOGUE FREE. Credenda Ladies', cushion tire.................................. 90 Nonpariel, boys.......... 40 AGENT. All thes, machines are ball bear­ SHIRLEY I. SMITH, ing <1! round, and have themanu­ facturers guarantee for one year. SECOND WEEK OF THE GREAT When ire gtm n-ai ----oi>Uh.eil at the C. K. & 8. depot from aches so be doesn't know where he* pdng •bWMiay Aug is until Tmtday Aug. 18 tn stay for the night bream* of the • »« i' .• fKre- s° cents, fur round trip of office he proceed* to "tb-nd J I.O. r.rrwuil-fl. tn attenu ;? Ticket, good retnmirguot '•tt-r i >how of bla own.<. Hr He has ha* l M a Iliue aiwr ................ Irato-n t.A>.urrv n <ta» A,,. «. R.. B. UtxtAr. I Id. elerk* m.ll to r«trm.. rf of lndi»W •. . -. —l.l.k ..’Zr’ltlt i.rolr ' " U-lol.lH. totfta, .rrxll tol, »uHJ r.l.mltow calamttow rlreutar. etreurar. wlilcb w..«« ' . ihat Michigan farmers annua y w titc. A v baby tu.i.v nl.ow ... hi be i... giren »» fHmiors were annually • Jo1 me. win at ti.u tbe .1..* »ady block next Tnemlajr aftemuon Aug. Ing a trifle of a dozen or W '• Wh- A prize will l* given tu the m<^t dollara a year raialng whea and corm nandsome baby in 11 ast inpt tauter two Dan woald rather they reais of age. Mothers remember the day <1—1 with the repuldlcaps. Htuce u. and the dale 3. p. tu. • =$20,000= Sale of ! . Watches, Diamonds, Clocks, SilTo be sold at Public Auction, in the Bailey block, Hast­ ings, to the highest bidder. . AN EXCELLENT CHANCE To buy goods for less than the wholesale price, AS THE GOODS MUST BE SOLD. To'satisfy tbe demanda of creditors. ‘ * Sale every afternoon,and evening at 2:30 arid 7:30. Afternoon sales especially' for ladies. ", Come and look over our stock. The best goods ever offered at public auction. ; ■ . Mrs. M. J. Case. ELWOOD SMITH, Auctioneer. I x A week ago Friday night Bert Tinkler, one of our city officers, had a warrant in his iiislde pocket for the arrest of Charlie Mann, for assault and battery upon Jack inchbolt. Going past Merchants bam rabout 10 o'clock ul night, he saw Mann on the inside and called him out Evidently surmising what was up he struck Tinkler across the head before a word had passed. Bert pulled his revolver and had it been cocked, instead of half-cocked, there might have been a dead Mann, but the lat­ ter saw lhe weapon and lied. The officer •shot later on, but the bullet went wide of its mark. A warrant is out for Mann's arrest, and it is said that he is in tlie city but for some reason the. officers don't setm In a hustle to serve IL ••Arata," the name of an absolutely pure tea for which L. E. Stauffer is the exclu­ sive agent, Is becoming almost a house­ hold word In this vicinity. Its strength, richness of Savor and purity are recogniz­ ed bv all who have ever used it. aud they will be satisfied with no other. Mr. Stauffer guarantees this tea to l>e as repre­ sented—no coloring matter In IL and First Crop tea. Tlie second crop Is much Infer­ ior In flavor, and lacks the essential quali­ ties that go to make u choice tea. It you buy the Aftta. you ran rely on getting the spring crop. Mr. Stauffer has just recolvtd an Invoice of Aratn. of the spring crop of 1891. This tea is prepared by an en­ tirely new process, whereby the richness, natural flavor and all lhe essential proper­ tie* are permanently preserved. All of tbe Arata tea Is strictly flrat picking ot lhe spring crop and Is grown in a district that produces the finest quality of tea to be found In Japan and the greatest care is ex­ ercised in securing and preparing It. Wlwn you want the best tea In the market, buy the Arata of L. E. Stauffer. Tho G. A. R. boys who attended the na­ tional encampment at Detroit last week all ,prak In toe very Matart twmi of their entertainment by thr cltlu-ns of Detroit .nd ot tbe rxrellrlwe of the the eaereleea There «ppe.r. to le; no doubt In lhe mind, ot any «ho tare alp-nded former sntoerlira of the kmd but lh.t Detroit «. »n enlert.iiier led them >11. Nothing-was tw good fnr l!lr veterans, ind anythlna .ml ererytolmt llmt would mlnlrter to IbHr eomfrnl or roarer; enee cretullr looked .flor. Her cltllru. vied with eneh other In makln. the week a hnim, one for .11 the leura .nd If Ita 1st* ,e,"to not enjny toentrelre. It m.n.t tare to. n their o«u fault. And jet. I.rke •» le therltj. .nd rn-*t n» wen' tlie .Sorin nut birth to nmke thr enr.nipmeiit a ane„». Detroit war found In M'tnr "-I"™ to M too ruwli . pl.ee t“ .womml.lr the rre.t pro -d. It l« • pndileni for mix rUf <«•'feed 150.000 stranger*: and De!roll had <<t reea iiw.vw —— -----. newded ..Li to attend t« ail she to the llw wotk. wntk. but .be did ooUy. all that could have been asked, nnd far mure than was expected. | verware and Jewelry, It is the'poltey of the present - officers of I', |tr At their meeting Tuesday evening the l*oard of edneatloh elected three teachers; ' one to fill the vacancy caused by the resig­ nation of Mbs Evans, and two for tl»e new building when completed. Following were the ones elected: Kittle Dooley. Effie Sny­ der and Lillian Wardell. the fair to enlarge the premium list and lhe amount of premiums offered for the purely agricultural features of the fair. That is very good as far as it uoes: but It vAihIT .. neckties are being xdd for doesn't go far enough to-make that com­ at E. W. Morrill & Co.*s during the plete success which we hope for. We think the speed premiums should Ih* month of. August. doubled, and that more special features ?/li. unol boot factory closed down Sat- should be introduced. ur<!a> ai.rS Monday to repair the arches “Why la It,*,aaka a citizen, “that news­ un-lt-r the boilers. . papers make so many mis-statements?" (.('(.t-.f-ar Bros, advertise a sale of gas<»- “Well, said tbe reporter, “the papers have liue ami ‘ol! stmes at greatly reduced to tell, as most of the news, the stories prices t<> close out that men like you tell them, and it D a .. The city was full of school mrftns moral imposaibility for nine our of ten Tliur-tin ami Friday attending tbe men to tell a thing as it really was. Some may tell It as It seemed to them, but what •••achci-\i x.ipimation#. one man will swear to as truth the next AH ,-wing me on account must call and man will characterize as a lie.” settle at once, as 1 need the money. July’s crop report shows that after losing A. WiKH.RY. four million dollar* on last year's wheat E. Y.Hogie has reftioved his stock of crop. Michigan farmers turned right round boot' .-.nd shoes from 1-owell to this city and sowed an Increased acreage, which and added them to his stock of goods here. will return a crop several millions of The board of education will meet next bushels larger than last season’s. The R'tHt!u*wtoy evening to decide what kind farmers didn’t know they’d loot those fonr "> htatind apparatus to put in the new million dollars until Secretary of State Soper kindly figured H out for them, and building, i ; now they are wondering how great will be Twenty fire dozen Domette flannel their loss on the increased crop.—Michigan shirt? rethi.-ixl to 35 cents to close out. Farmer. • Ikrgu.rit in al! bumim*r goods at E. W. The sale of summer resort tickets com­ mencing June. 4th, 18V1. from Hastings to The Engine & Iron Works have been ppinto and at rates named as follows; rotupdlefl to quite largely increase the Traverse City and return 87.10. Bay View nunAer of their employees in order to fill or Petoskey and return $8.95, HartMir Ciders for their goods, Springs and return 99.20. Mackinaw City Willie Kane, a ten-year-old boy of and rutnrn 810.S0. Mackinac Island and OmnhIa. |h under arrest on a charge of return 811.30. Sale will continue until iwislaughter. all because he threw a September Both. Extreme limit for return 'tom-at Myrtle Goodwin, a little girl and passage on tickets to all above points will be Oct. 81, 1891. M. A. killed her. , Ticket Agt. M. C. R. REd. Gotbro. of Oscoda, knocked Jacob : New designs will be made for-halve-, Kime down a week ago. and as Kline has finally succumbed to the inevitable Gotbro quarters and dimes. If they are bet£r I” h> lull, where he is studying the man­ than the present designs they may be slaughter problem. adopted. It is by no means assured, bowW. F. Hicks found a watch Tuesday. ever, that the change will be made at once, but it Is certain that no change will oe Owner can have tl»e same by calling at this made until a design Is secured that excels ofllce. pajingfor this notice and giving tbe preaent in every way. The dlffindtJ our devil g| a day for keeping lhe thing with all the designs submitted by the^com­ running. Twiw a Waterbury. petitors for the 8500 prize recently offered Monday Ed. Otis, of Rutland, stepped by Uncle 8am. was in the fart that they upon the blade of a scythe with his bare could not be utilized. Tlie design* must f™<t. rititing a gash clIogmtallyacroM about Ife of such a character that everj impres­ five inches in length ami clear to tbe bone, sion will be clear and distinct. the wound was a very bad one and it will Michigan has a busy secretary of state by some time before he recovers. Dr. In ton prawn ot Itat hn.Ulnj ; fuller Is attending him. ---------- -- ..------ Daniel is “an amootdn T tow, Wlablnr lo attend Ita c»mp Ward'wmld tav “*>• lit!'!. w< li ventilated and well lighted ■ rem. third floor. Inquire of J. S. * “W v "llrB£S£*’m'r l,n h's v^ell to buy Clothing whose makers have an established rep­ utation to maintain. There's a great difference in qualities. this difference but it shows in wear. You can't always see A suit at $18.00 made by The Stein Bloch Co. is cheaper than one at $15.00 without a name. It’s pretty well known now where th's reliable clothing is sold. GRANT, Leading Cbthier. W d �r /W /3 it I rhonld not consider it a joke, but— an honor—one" .. \ . "Olympiai" cried Darke, with a vibrrUon of t oe voice. Tlie expression of his face wss entirely changed; it seemd to radiitc light and fervor. The whole man heightened and expanded.. She met W» eyes, blushing deeply. Became a step nearer and held out bis hands. “Don’t let mo be mistuken again!" he arid, below his breath. Qur unpremeditated acts are incal­ culable. Olynijiia did not know bow it : happened; etill less did she bear her mu', ner’s dismayed expostulation. She only know that she wn^ in Keppel Darke's 1891 urnui and that he had kissed her. Had PRESS yvSS9Ctffl any one told her ten minutes before ihnt . uf two they mid begun to pay tolerably such a thing could occur she would have CHAPTER IL ! well. ] Olympia heraolf had artistic, tenden- been iudigi^aut. As it was she found it Kl’PEL DARKE. strangely agreeable. 1 cies, and 0:1 Darke’s first introduction to But after a few moments she extri­ ; her they soon fell into a c >nversation cated herself and caught her breath. ' that interested both of th-m. H* nd"Who told you that story aboutn*’-'1 she I* 1. mired her because he hnd never before askrtL * i been able to express himself to a.woomn "Your Cousin Harry himself!" he ro‘ so fully and fluently, nnd she liked him plied. "I saw him last night and asked I became he had something in him and him whether I might tell you that i ■ was different from other men. Olympia's loved you. Ho said that it would be ' licatity took his artistic eye and he imI agined himself painting her. In half an hotter not. fofche intended marrying you hiiuaelf. 1 was so angry that conld ■ ' hour ho had told her of his desire to do have killed him, and ever sincetlien” ' ' so. Olympia at first laughed and passed “Pardon uie,” said a strange voice, 1 it over, but tho topic cayio np again proceeding from a brtrad shouldered, | whenever they met. and Ht length, as bluff featured man in lhe doorway. "Is । aforesaid, she conceived thoplan of hnvthis Mr. Darke's studio.” I ing her portrait done for Cousin Harry. "Yes; but it’s not open to visitora at 1 She made a confidante of lier mother, this hour," rotnriaed Keppel, throwing I aud the arrangement for sittings was out hia arm. "Come some other time.H j made1 and punctually carried out. Darke you please. I’m- engaged!” As he ut­ I was delighted; he had never done such tered the last word he glaired at Olym­ | good work; he had "found himself." pia. and they both smiled with secret lie had also found what was more serious biqriinera —that he was in love. But Olympia was “Very sony; but are your Mr. Darke supi*wd to be the destined heir of her —Kepjiel Darke?" persisted tfie stranger, The btrunger fired hU e»K» upon him. cousin’s fortune, the latter having .no ’ advancing a step or two into the room. On the morning of the Trent tragedy, “lam; wliat do you want/’said tbe at alxiut tiight o'clock. Olympia Raven nearer relatives, and Darko did not like ' awoke from the sleep of health and inno­ to appear in the guise of a fortune hunter. artist, also advancing, with a frown. This situation, familiar in fiction and ' *Tve tnld you that I’m busy. Isn’t that cence aud remembered that she had an not unknown in real life, continued un­ appointment at half-pm-t ten. . enough?' • A.half smile of meditative satisfaction til the epoch of our story. Tlie portrait, j "I’m afraid that won't do in the pres­ moved her lips and dimpled her cheeks born of the love of art and nourished ! ent ciise, Mr. Darke," answered the at the thought. Apparently the appoint- ’ by human love, was all but completed. ' other, standing now within arm's length. ment win not an unpleasant one. For Darku had never declared himself, but "Fact is, I have some verj’ particular that matter, tlie.ro had thus far been very ; he believed that should ho do so he would business with you," he added, lowering few disagreeable experiences in this ' have a chance. Finally, w.ith the last iris voice. "Perhaps you’d better usk the young lady’s career. Her father had died sitting and a possible cessation of their , ladies to step out; it might not be pleas­ ’ before she wnsold enough to comprehend , intercourse in prospect, ho felt that now ‘; ant for them—you understand?" j the bereavement. For a time she and or never he must take a step. In the i “I don’t understand nt nil!" exclaimed her motlier had been i«x>r, but their ordinary American course .of tilings he > KeppeL "But I suspect you have made should have addressed himself in the i wealthy Cousin Harry had come gener­ j some everlasting blunder. I’ve nothing first instance to Olympia herself. But • ously to their assistance and had placed j to conceal from these -ladies or from them beyond the reach of poverty. his pride counseled him to make an at- ।' anybody. What do you want? Speak . Olympia had keen an attractive child tuck upon her guardians; that is, upon 1 uui out!” „ vo„ Mr . „j(1 , and she grew up to be a beautiful Mnt B«ven ««.l Harry Treat A» re-1 drawi„ , p,p„ ,„n, hl, i . girl. She had more than usual intelli­ pmWU..-rormre, howwer. w reflre„lh h>vn- , wamw, hen) gence: and education (in the conven­ Itatjteniapra of f«-blo Cbaractional reuse) was little more than a pas- ter. dominated both by her daughter and ‘ jnr arrwt •• ejKUhlte.l Mre Raven, ■ ■■time to her. Their Cousin Harry, who. by Trent. Mdlbat .he wo"ld be «are if / ,>DMr „ m11 mnM------having no children of his own, had ideas •npr^bed, to refer the rotor to that p-nt eman. To Trent drerefore, 1» <1.K hl, , bM as to how children ought to be brought b, ^.„W. -Yon bare ■ up. put her in the way of getting sound enled to teUdrebtnwlf. If Trent «r’“U1J ‘ cro. to lhe wrens Olar..-. I owe nobody • training. She was of a spiritualistic. rr to, port°n', "f coma to the wrong place. I owe nobody .mystical temperament, and possessed be hopeful, and Darke would not be rea-, anything. You owe me an apology!’’ perceptions and susceptibilities unknown souably obnoxious to the fortune hunt­ •‘This isn’t an action for debt, Mr. ‘ to the generality. But she was of a ing charge. Darke.’’ returned the stranger gravely, At half-past ten o'clock on the morn­ "it’s a serious thing, sir; couldn't well wholesome constitutor., and had seldom ing of tbe twenty -sixth of February the be. more so. You’re acquainted with been in l«oor health. She wns very fond of Cousin Harry, studio bell rang and Olympia and her ! Mr. Harry Trent, aren’t you?’ and he was ho young in his ways an-1 mother entered. Kappel Darke rose from spirit aud entered into her thoughtsand the sofa on which he had been lying and ' "Seen him lately, haven’t you?" ■ point of view so easily that she regarded stood before them. His fiqje was pale, * "I mw him bust night at his new ' him as a companion rather than as a his hair disheveled and his eyes dry and ! house. What of it?" guardian, and a man three nr four times heavy. His expression was gloomy and j The itrnngvr fixed his eyes upon him. her age. They lixigfoil and chatted to- distressed. Owing to luck of sleep, a ; "Mr. Trent Was found dead in his study gethcr and went to theaters nnd balls, painful emotion or some other cause, he this morning,” he said, speaking slowly. and danced together. Whether she had seemed dazed and hardly to k-.ow what. "There was a knife through his heart—a „ , dagger -- ------------„.ulr, !■ , ever thought of him as a possible suitor h,- w» nbnnt H. repliwlIto Olyrapi.'. Japanese with a carved ohandle. Jotr w luT(.t o„ “ for her hand is an abstruse question. It cbrerfnl greeting only with. . tronldrel AnJ it „ !| picion - - murdering • • •him." ■ ’ is safe to say that, if alie did, tho idea stare and un inarticulate murmur. of “I am afraid Mr. Darke in not well, ; Darke closed his lips, and his cheat was not likely to have been of her own an under suggestion. The traditions of their in­ my dear," ■ said Mrs. Raven J . 1in .u uZi ­ heaved. His face, after a moment’s paltimacy were against that. He. however, tone. I\n * ’. Jfluked rod. The officer watched him men ,... will some- , nnrrnw|Vi anj now a feconii officer apmsy have prepared her mind for the en­ hail been acting _ — as w tertainment of it. Men of the world times act during th it and was not । peared in the doorway. In the rear of like Harry Trent know how to manage : yet solier. the studio Mrs. Raven had dropped into women—some women at least—without * "Is anything the matter? was emitting hysteric "In tbe matter.'” demanded a chalr chair and waa hysteri crire. scaring or antagonising them. I Olympia, coming forward to shake hands slowly turned nntil his ev Now, Cousin Harry’s birthday fell on with him. unsuspicious of ivil. at once ed upon Olympia. wh» had remaii remained moFeb. 28, and Olympia, wishing to please smiling anu sympathetic. „ .2 tiouless and mute. V™. hint, had’resolved to make him a present look E pretty yon a headache?" ’ ’ J* “Do you believe it?’ he said to her. Have bad! yon a Have headache? , of her own portrait. This plan was the /So did not seem to see her outstretched “NoF’ she answered ... in „a whispered more easily realized, because she had hand. "Nothing is ths matter," he said, ’ voiJe< drawing in her breath. latterly made the acquaintance of a cer- clearing his throat. "Tve had a bad | • -Then no matter for the rest I am • tain Mr. Keppel Darke, a young portrait night. I mean, I’ve ha/l bad news. I can’t innocent. Take yoijr mother home." painter, wlr hatfa delightful studio in go on with “ the “ portrait 'L ‘this a’* morning." ‘ ■ ' She came forward with her arms out­ Twenty-thhd street. Mr. Darke was "Olympia, I thing we had better go." stretched. but he waved his hand. himself delightful, in Olympia’s opinion. said Mrs. Raven apprehensively. "Not while I am surpected,” he said. He was tall and rather slender, with "It won’t last long. This comes at a powerful blue eyes, and hair black, or after tomorrow.” exclaimed Olympia. strange time, but I'm glad wo under­ nearly so, which he wore longer than "If tho portrait isn’t done today, it will stand each other.” was common, bo that it curled about his be no use. Won’t it do as it is?" And । "Oh, it's un outrage!" she cried pas­ ’ neck. Hia manner was grave and. for a she advanced to remove the veil that sionately, striking her hands together. young man, impressive; he was laconic hung before it “Xi»i suspected of murder, and murder­ in speech, observant, and, beneath a Darke intercepted her with a gesture. ing him! He never did it!” she wt-nt on, quiet exterior,.impressionable. He kef. addressing the officer. “You have no his face, including his upper lip, CIOS'! won’t want it!" right tij arrest him. I love him!" "Not’ want my portrait!" Olympia shaven. You might have taken him fi ■ I "Myprders, miss,” the officer replied atragedian, or for a clergyman—excep. 1 with a sigh, producing a pair of uhandopened her eyes. „. .. U4 ««» that his costume was incomputible wit'“He eMit bare Hr rvix-atoj Darke. cun, from hl. pocket. “We hope It'll the latter character. He ’affected Bom/'- almoet mvagely. “It’, mine! Let him come nut ell right, ot corere. But the w.hst of the brigand style of dress; in­ keep you; that’s enough!*’ ' I formalities has got to be gone through doors, velvet; outdoors, a long caped “Why, how qoeerl, yon ulk. Mr. „ith HoM onl y,)aT ^4,, if you overcoat and a broad brimmed hat. Darke," said Olympia, eying him grave-1 please, air." ~’ • ... People turned to look at him as he ly. "What baa happened? Aren't we "There is no need of thcee.”. said ■ -stalked along the street. Fashionable friends?" Darke, with an involuntary shiver. "I men of hu own age said he was a con"Oh, I beg your pardon for being a shall not try to escape. It is as much »sited ass. Girls thought him delicious­ fool," returned thcrartist, inconsequent- my interest to go as yours to take me.” ly romantic and did not know how to iy". K •tCome, sir, we're wasting time!” ex­ "talk lo him.” Married women com­ Olympia stood silent a. moment. "I claimed tbe other sharply. "Here, monly dismissed him as un railable for didn't think you could be so absurdF’ Tom!" The second officer came forward; KKriai purposes, with the reservation she remarked, nt length, aud turned in a moment the handcuffs were on that he would be ail right if be became away. . Darke's wrists. "Inquest's for today," ‘ famous His brother artists, without "Wait!” said Darke, in an ■imperious he added, "and I call it a good job! expert ing much i>ersonal affection for tone. She faced him again with u flush You'll go before the grand jury this hhn. admitted his talent. This mag­ on her cheeks. "I hare been absurd," be week, and in ten days we’ll have you in­ nanimity came the cosier .to them, be­ went cm, "but-now I’m done withlt. dicted, if they don’t let you off! Step . cauife the world had not yet discovered If you had told me whom you were to out, sir. Good day, ladies." ’ • how really remarkable his talent was. tnnrry, I ehould never have begun it.” And Olympia, standing horror strick­ Ono liad to know something to appre­ "1 to marry!" repeated Olympia, lift­ en. raw her lover hurried from tbe room. ciate it. Ho could do things in painting ing her head. that others tried, but failed to do. He CONTINUED. "My dear, I am afraid Mr. Darke is had faculties, a perception, an inde­ nOt himself: we had better go," inter­ pendence of vision given to few. Ho posed Mrs. Raven, shifting from one ADMINISTRATOR'S SALE. was not incapable of producing a ivorir foot to the other in a kind of subdued Boch-IIrr. (troe-sed or g-juius. No doubt be was coucmrea; dance of anxiety. NtHloe M hereby given that I sludl sell »1 -cung men of exceptional ]<owersare apt IMibllc suction, in H»e highest bidder, on KuturdnytbeMh day of September. A. D igjj. 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KSre’u.wrfi.,x*”a S,‘! » u- - M.'Kdsr»“« a On midite an«t Bilog the peliUon. duly vcrlBidof JobnT. h<r« proving that a certain Instruinezl bcm on file In tbl» court vurportlng '25® I1*® nlll*n<l it-Hwnent ot said de­ ina> be admitted lo probate and that Hdinlnialnrtion ot »uhi estate may bn jcranlrd to John F. Bowie*, the exreworpuned In said win or to sc.me other suitable peraon. Th«rt.--r»w- it ...m •<_ _ u_i.t__ •>.. i. ar ten new* IN THE U.5. gillaspie s-st sS&sh - ",FX t “ �railroading. trying to see moltke A celebrated African traveler mentions LOST HIS BEARD IN A WILD RIDE. that Au croasiug one of the many sandy des­ erts iu that country he came across the only known living specie* of aqua bulbo, the MURAT HALSTEAD'S EXPERIENCE AT OLIVER ANO A WIDE GAUGE. LESSON VII, THIRD QUARTER, INTER­ "water cask” plant. The region h iuhabita 8T. AVOLD IN 1870. * Makef tho Hres of many peapM a _----------- . |U«IJ VI WUta fur from any stream of .water, where, as NATIONAL SERIES, a{|G. 10. raining diitrew after c..i!ng. sent vivia! spirit* had aMembled, ns was their far as the eye cun roach, nothing ran he •w Turk to Chicago In rick hradacbe. bcartbc.n, has of wont, in a certain place—which shall ba seen but heapaof aand. "Tbe algid of thia a faint, “oilgone" feeling, bad taste, nameless—within the limits of this city’s 1 little green creeper, which* resembles the TUuu,h B. . tongue, and Irregbusiness district. There was one 6( the common ground ivy in some respects," he ' Di StrCSS foe bowels. Dy»p Hotel number who usually reserved bl*story un­ says, "Ailed mo with an intense longing to ‘ til tbe latter part of the evening, and ou After «* rrt «« << , once more see the green meadows and cool, ; requires c.vrefn! i— such occasions those constitntiug the party T r . are fntu uuw there may be only shady forests which we had now left nt When I WM alxiut crossing the Rhine rose and departed >dowly Loinewurd .after । Eating a remedy like behind. .i iu this country, to which I least 300 miles (Compiled from Loumn Helper Quarterly* by —---------------I in the first week of August; ISTO. attempv the story was finished, agreeing to a man Sarraparilla, whichacto gently, yeteflk IK-nnixson of IL S. Hoffman. >ubll*btr. iTdi"For tour days we hod not seen even *o to witness tho invasion of France by •'rank: ,, will b-f’wlcre. that for steries told in good faith as octaal B tones tho rtcsnach, regulates tbe adclpbta.] '•\ .riwuiv’f the-near future must much as a spear of grass or n dried up cue- tbe armies of Germany, ray bquiptnent yros experiences of the rotator they must lie don, creates a good ap1. "After thewo things Jea«a went over tus, the Intter having been quite plentiful * Wt of French gold, a Parisian silk bat jwtltc. Danube, headache. o rvawnable grounds for be- the weik before. The botanist of tho corn- and a Scotch cap, a suit at gray clolhu awarded the palm. Tha tale was told as the sea of Galilee, which is tbe sen of Ti* and refreshes the mind. MeaOacnN follows: be rias. ” i. _- prftM iit revord of locomo- pany, in examining one of the plants «><1 «* brown blanket, a field glass and a **It was while I was In the northern part •' I have been troubled with dyspepsia. I Accorfllng to Matthew. Mark and Luke ‘ ^-proved upon while the found thus unexpectedly growing In the I traveling bng with n shoulder strap, and nad tut little appetite, and what I did eat -tuck continue ns they center of a sandy African desert, noticed the bag contained a portfolio, with writing of Maine on a hunting trip with a party of this wns shortly after tlie bt-bcAding of Wnartdistressed tne. or did aw * what he supposed was a green bulbous ' materials, some cakes of chocolate, a mon from Boston. They bad good luck John lhe Baptist, and also the return of noar* Um, xtter esting I with smr.ll game, bnt they wnuted a moose. the twelve apostles from their missionary •r of tho locomotive driver fruit growing under tbe thick leaves of the change of nnderclot bing. with two pairs of burn would have a fatal or tired, I told them that 1 would sbo* them one tour. The disciples of John, having bariec) I iniTiuiM-d io secure greater creeper, ahnoat resting upon the sand un- aocks, a bunch of cigars, a box of matches all-gone feeling, as though I had Dot eateu before loug, and 1 did. One'or two days wbe« i' " . <-r t.i < ii .ulca are not lit all derneath. In making an effort topluck a pocket knife with one targe blade' after they began asking tnc where that his body, went and told Jestta. The ajk>sanything. My trouble was aggravated by •hi-iriu ixsstbedone. one of these tor preservation il burnt with ; ***‘1 “ •‘Uiall corkscrew; also a combination I moose was and kinder got me riled. I took tles, having returned, gathered tbwnwlves my budueM, painting. Last cut of t&o ^rivers beyond a kmart report, throwing water in tbe face ‘ tbfk and spoon,and n gtasacup in a leather my gun and told them that I’d get a moose together unto Jesus atxl told Him all spring I took Hood's Sar­ , ,<:id uixt- ■: 'tea widening of aud over the clothes of the intruding nalu- ' case. My trunks hud been expressed to pretty quick if they wouldn't come racing things^ both wbnt they had done abd what saparilla, which did mo an they had luugbt (Math, xiv, 12; Mark vl, in ! i'll- experiment is not llko- rnlist. । ixmdon, and my valtae was abandoned at round like a pack of steer*. Off I went, immense amount of good. 80; Luke lx, 10). . -J while the present forms "Here, surely, wc luul a first class won- Mannheim. r.ml had gone about a mile when I beard n 1 2. "And a great multitude followwl Him, appetite, and my food reHsbed and satisfied der—a plant growing in the desert with no ' My plan of campaign was based on the noiw. 1 got up a tree a* soon as possible, because they saw Hu miracles which He txii are iu u»q. lhe craving I had previously experienced." . miles nn hour is not fast other green thing in sight, carrying its own theory that tlie army of invasion must fol-1 au>l luul juat got fairly sealed when two of did on them that were diseased." ! » Oeougk A. Page, Watertown, Mas*. American of today. Tbe I water bags with it. Parviu, our chemist, • l°w the railroads, and^l camped out, as it the Quest mour-e I ever set eyes on came There were so many coming nfid going U.is probably .attained the max- analysed the water found in soma of the *""• " coupe car. M. D. Conway, then I right under the tree. Here was luck, and that Jcsca and Ills apostles b.ul no time to wcre, *" in n ticifucy. It makes n more bull* picked for hta inspection, and de­ of London, wns my companion, pbiloso-1 I tool: alm at the largest and pulled the cat, therefore He said to.tbem,: "Come . of steam than any other form clared it lo be absolutely pure, m much so pher au<l friend, and we were resolved to I trigger." apart into a desert place and rest awhile." Tne marine engine loses JH per as distilled rain water. Each bulb or berry two tho big war. We did not buy railway 'Al this point tbe narrator looked rather So they departed by ship privately, to cross . Intent energy In the coal, but contained about two tu four tablcapoonfuta tickets, as there was noue for sale, and our sheepish, as if he had no particular desire tbewa to a desert place belonging to tbe P-. utilises fully 33 per cent, of uf water. As it happened, we had a sup­ original strength .was in misunderstand­ to proceed, but utter cousidendile urging city of Bctluaida (L::ko lx. 10). ^ut the r - the problem ta not to Im- ply of water sufficient (or our journey and ing orders and disregarding all •xptiaftln* he continued. people knew it and rm-afoot out <4 all the •roniotive, but to enlarge its ca- to spare, but Williamson, the botanist, aud tions. I remember to have been •utterly "Tbe truth of it was, boys, in my hurry cities nnd outwent t.hctn(Mark vi4Bl-33). . t over the ground. Parvin. the chemist, with all tho enthusi­ unable to comprehend even very good En­ from the camp I forgot .to ^ring my car­ 3. "And Jeans went np into a mountain, EH n:A FmtESllABOWED. asm of true scientists, plucked about a glish as it was spoken. J ust before taking tridges, nnd didn’t even have one iu my andlbure He sat with His diadpltvt" ( Illy be done by some radical quart of the water berries and extracted IKNUession of a car, where we luul no busi­ gun. Well, I knocked my head against a 4. "And the Passover, a feast- of tho ;-rm of the roadbed and the the water, something over a pint, and ness whatever to be, we succeeded iu pur­ limb and tried to thiuk how I was going to Jew*, wm nigh." ; To increase the diameter of drank it with apparent reltalu" It i* mail interesting to notice that His chawing a loaf of bread and two buttles ot gel one of those moose, who all this t ime >_•»'; lie Grat reqtliSlM This will wine, one red, one white, and these were were eying each other like cats aud dogs. teaching in lhe fifth, sixth and; seventh All uf a'sudden they started for each other chapters of this gospel i.i associHtcd with a widening of the permanent <mr reserved stores. and came kerplunk together. They then three different feasts of the Jews (chapters p- M- the driver wheels to be We prtweeded In fine style for eight A very numerous family are the stand- j n height, tbe gauge ought to stills. Ono runs against them constantly, 1 miles. when we reached the town where backed off and tried it over. They kept at v, J; vi, 4; vii, 2). When they w*ro first fret. The rails would have to for they are in everybody’s way, including Thomns Nart, the arttat, was born, nnd this for quite a time, and seemed to be get­ Instituted they were called "Feasto of the , . wJ nngbt to weigh a ton to their own. They plant themselves right । there, for that or some other reason, was n ting kind o’ tuckered out nnd were walk­ Lord" (Lev. xxiii, 3, 4. 37, 40, bub now the - * will l<e bolted to ties made in tbe middle uf life’s busiest thorough­ detentiun of eleven hours, occupied in lit­ ing round aud round till they got their I/ord is ho completely left out that they are wind. The largest one was right under on ly "Feasts of tbe .1 ew*." 't k- •: tree trunk-i cbiaiuahle. fares and wait there, motionless asatatura, erary labors. me and I could almost touch his antlers. I 5. “When Jeins then lifted up Hta eyes, tu>h plhte*’’ will Join them end expecting that fortune will eventually take The second night out wc struck a small,1 never know how it liappcned, but down I nnd saw a great com pony come unto Him.” them by the hand and lead them by flow­ wet town—Homburg—not the watering ! went head over heels and ill right ou that Tho testimony of tbe other throe gospels abstraction will be trebled. ery path# to brownstone palaces. Fortune place or the great seaport—and by astonI viaducts will have to Lie built has no such intention. She is a brisk fairy, tailing Itiek got n room with a lied in It, । critter's bnck. ; He didn’t seem to like this is thnt He wns moved with compassion ;ol material, and lotted to bear and as a rule avoids sleepy people. If she and. it seemed that all night there was an sort of surprise party, nnd just threw back toward them, liecause they were as sheep his head aud went, the other one iullowing not having A shepherd; that Hr healed vf a -AM ton locomotive! The -bestows anything upon them as she bur- astounding 'ramping In the street. This after. their sick, and tliat He received them nnd gtnn un on the tlie Pennsylvania rail- i Hes by with her active favorites itisgen- might have been a dream, but 1 was nsgine<. "Lucky for me the trees in that place I spake unto them-of the kingdom of God. tn lhe pui) ; hunger service weigh crally a kick. i>Wp!o who htrike •ured a heavy column of troo;.i passed were rather high, and there wasn’t much j "HeKolth unto Philip, Whence shall wo and or- tire times as largo will wkile the irou is hot eniist her syrnpa- through and were in a hurry. A cheerful danger of beiug knodked off the limb*, j buy bread, that these mny cat?” I r enough to pull the great cars !; thiea, u... u._ .irrepressible ------t. ' young man with n gift of tongues stated Well, the time that it takes me to tell this but the indomitable, Philip was of Bethstd'ln, and Hethsaida that the kir and Bismarck nnd Moltke -nve-l on 30-foot wheels. . fellows who make the iron hot with strik- i w.tN time enough for tbut m<a>«e to go halt was the nearest city (John i, 44; 'Luke ix, I had been there but “the day befoft yester­ a mile and the smaller one right Imhlud 10). This may have liceu one regain why . engine will be suspended • ing are her especial peta and protggva. ___ ‘______________ ____ axh-r, in*tcad of resting upon ! WhU would the world Is- now if it had ' day ■ all the time. I was clinging to the sides ot heitxked Philip. This apostle ta mentioned oiler w ill lx. built; around the ‘ been always in the hands of standstills? > SKTKIUXG FltAXCB. lhftt niome like a cockroach to n biscuit; it in lhe other gospels only once in eficli; in This was good news, for it was assurance ; Wasall 1 could do to brent he.'nnd I bud ti e smokestack will not be : Thank the (lowers of progress in h1! Chris- ■ connection with tbe choosing of the twelve; | that we were not too late. The cheerful , iOM my hat long before. I noticed that we lait he is mentioned by the writer ot this . lie tops uf the driver wheels. J ttan lands, and especially in this, the push- 1 vto cr.ce try Uj-tn will find those Mtttep* Ufomtuodiotw, and lo- ; era are lords of the nscendaut. Even, the young man said of connw the king was Werr going toward the vnuip and we soon g<wpel four differeut times (chapters i, 45­ •bio In »o tony way* that they will not . •t .‘.nd t he smokestack atop the {.weaklings of that earnest class-men of known by everybody, there was no mi*-1 i.llVe in sight of it. 1 gave a about, aud ns 4b: vi. 5, 7; Xil. 21, 22; xlv, 8, V). , 1 IXg to do without them. But after *U*1 t:>king him. and Bismarck was "the man. । j j(l M | v ] t something slip down my . <: t1 nremen will be required, i inferior muscle nnd limited capacity—are 6. “And this He said to prove Him, for ;; provided foron a platform ■ ffiore than a match for tbe entire' mit«a of With tb»* tiger’s eye," while Moltke tva* । throat. The boys hc.irtl the shout, and lie Hinv>elf knew what He would*lo.” slender, pale and .thin looking up, up, saw saw u» ns coming, coming. uowu Down wen: went i• iwuusibv Having chosen us to be n*, His, »« He ■" lovingly . ?i •-i tbe rear of the engine. I stalwart do-nothings. A dwarf with an tail . , and. 1 .lell ,,fared, . and-----loosing »tu u»w ’■rao 1 uiid nothin'’, k,1 bilt‘ 31,1 mu ronid _ ,h.»_L-u..ur ----(bey-were ct"*'d u ‘n 1 tlie • lx'«nl pUring cnnU on, ami i lent, nr crim or prorw u« day by flay Ur Kt I* the Ians of io many livre that herelsvbaae • energetic will can walk over a hundred ererytniOK. ' off (bey Kuddwl like many lack rale u. lor tetrer — service. ' “testiogs “*1 ’ < - of piston strokes can ' purposeless six-footers. After m.-inj* we maha oar great bout. Oxr pill* cure it while W.aTiaa^rednot Wntuatbefrooaar blDl We wrm now right In thAempu.g I it h wrlu, n in reference to the hardest yet CthtradoDOt. ;:.y foot driver wheels ; Even the Tom Thnml«i of the world of Carter’s Little Ll-rrr PUls are very tmxH and । SW|, lUereebu( jn»i I “Cod did hcinpt (or try) Abraham (Geu. lux'*'by an engine with I action are everywhere storming and parry- Inu. i rante, but evaded <bat rtetr.etlon by pU„. very eaiy to tahe. One er two pills main a does. dltnlanit.intoocoronadterltatinttel^M .tent a bondred yard. Iron, tbe camp tte xrfl.li. A. ---------id coutwnmg Israel fl is written : • incrca.%*. ia velocity i ing the strongholds of the stands:iIN, and They are atriclly re«eteblo and do not grips or >o plenty am..ng the aoaher. that the in-j e O ,M„ a ly and 1 went over ! that tte I^ud ...................... .............. , -----------, y.u—\ but by tbslr geatls action please anwa^ ' •' ci^God led (hero so os to ivt :.n- to eighteen feet. , tbe time ta"not far dtatant wheu nothing HM!CUDtl % USMthuu. la vi*lsat SSosnts; Ore tor |L BoM •peering olllrera did not dmiai- out that t hi* head into A brook. I wasn’t much hurt, I humble aud prove them nnd do tlimi good by driijElki ovcrywl-crc, or »»•&: by ^aii .will remainm of the ginnt of • dviliu:'’ were iuipro|KTly improperly pn-eut present. The amUcraiuNcd oinVike a grMt.hopper u it ‘ at their tatter cud (DC-Ill. viU. 2, nil. ..no-n-n, . t..« idunderbores moral ..f The ' an ,| ^.ubh-d otn Uke n if the beat speed of conwrviii^m extent a4 f-w moral fnsxilx nv of . tnU . —.. . i».._ v—----- ! «f « knot - hole, and - -right carter medicine co.. New York; kZdwts “ W.h Ch h’u......... in front uf me lay 7. "Phiiij. answered Him, Twofeundred r k-coiontivo be sixty .topjwd within two miles of Avoid. tho*etwu moose, dead m herring. 1 put Msnyworib of-briad i . not suflfcimt for SMALL PILL. SMAIL DOSE-SMAUPStt fan Of »n New YuS fldlw *nd "J*1111".* acni*i,.thc T*"',17n , on n» .truight a face a* I could and walk'd tl.etnuhaf every ue uf than take a - will attain Xkl miles fall of an obsolete race.- Ne.v \ ork laxlger. „ crw t he king ryu! IhMur.rei and Moltke w , ,n. unconcerned m possible, little." ' ice as it uuw sounds, it apparently waiting for us. rfieJUng bowed ••'Herelathonioote I promtacd vuu,ta)y*.’ 8. Andrew, Simon r. "One of HU Hta disciples, dbwdplcs, Andreri, ■ic to run oat to Chicago The Death Penalty Amon- lire CH-ek*. graciously from a window above the pt^v ! I mid. ailJ a!l wvM out to cm' them up. Peter Peter'* ’s brother, brother,rniith suith tint note j Him." Him.”} luncheon t here with a "At the last legal execution In the Creek 1 office, a l*u>t'iry stone house, and BU-, Tb« buys uev<r said a wonk until r.fter sup-1 Andrew was one uf the first to follow - ... present.' vid Mr. I wo E marck. walking ta frout uf htadquartera, p,.r< w}1<10 one of them handed me a small • Jams, and lie was also uf the dry of Beth- ibuufafjur hoar run. Nation I- tras For Beauttfring Ike Complrxton, Bennett, the government agent fur th.« woaUddut the presence of American ed-; M.llTnr ( really did not know mywlf. Just I wdda (John i. 40, 44). He wa* one of the • Krmore* a.') Fr-cklm. Tsn. Scnt-jra Perera Lffwv < kept ; •molutely clear, nnd five n*- civilixed tribes. “ The d..i«(ta as la.u telling tlJta. my twar<l mm four wlm privately asked the-questinns , MoUre. u> 1 otter impwfoctioot. .T« "The details wera! wt-rn j itoreiMMlwasatpalusatoucvtotelltbeml .•a',;. *t»ps<-xcept to change very different from an^executlon.in the | he was plcnsrd lo sea them, that there wn* gone, worn <>J by the rapid progre*»T laid I which drew from our Saviour tbe great i . —— fw.yjiuint. 1 throug.i the air. nnd two of my front ’ di-< »ur«e on last things, which U recorded s’* i’'MhubiTrt’ army. A squad ta detailed, and some of j Do nrasun why they should starve, aud we h a ri.Mul can only bo made tbe guns are left unloaded, so ndbody ran ! were weleoroion account of the nilulons tl ltl !xvIl jiuucked unt from t he same Ii in «Mark xili. Matt, ‘ ,U' xxiv xxlT and an'1 Luke Luk?xxi. xxL a. ••• • There which five I ; cause. 1| ’’•—*ta a lad ’hero --------‘•’-u |ath *-••- «--• tell who fires the futnl shot. At\hta Creek ; of German blood in Ametka. 31OKTGAGE SALE. Chiengu or Boston, in execution the condemned man was seated i Moltke was not visible, but I hod occa­ “Both moose had run themselves to • barley loaves aud two small fiAee, but Default luvlag been made for more tbsn on the ground with hta back against a tree 1 sion to know wlitre lie was. I wns puttin-' ■ deuth."—Bangor News. 1 whut nre they among so many?” | ! thirty in paynwnlof Inten-rt *'■«* of «* • >v.th a mjittun people each. and his legs stretched out in front. He j up at the Hotel.de Paris, and that meant 1 [ I hundred <1<»ll*r* ol prii>rii>to overdue *nd paya­ I After lira! ng and- teaching the multlble on a mortgage dated March la. ISM. mad<» ; w-ll^RinxnJate travel­ was not bound to the tree nor were hta «ui allowed to sit in the barroom and toi I the ri-.y bring far spent,;His dis- by James II Bartley to Sarah II ' Austin. aa< .. ’Tun will be filled. Thecn- hands tied. Just before the execution sleep on a billiard tabte. Tbe bitter cere­ lhe hugflsh, usually found in comjutra- ^P-"* a«ked Him to send them afray into reronleil in tho office of lira Resider ot DsejN burn a tremendous lot of coal, seme one put a bondage over his eyca, but I mony „ , I man-iced with my Paris bnt for a ' lively deep water, was caught by the spurte-1 lhe village* round ataiut that they might f >r*,tli-<\>unty of (urn-in the mate of MlchL March ia. lAo*. in liber IT of mortasRUU, '■c-t ,f driving the train will tie the prisoner tore it off and tbrv^v it away. I pillow. ■“ I hod ascertained Hint hat must men off the great reef at low tide. The' buy themselves bread: upon which He said, • ■su. <« page JSC. and by r* e mI<1 Ms rah il. Austin n« t.: present, because thu As — it wit* the only "Perhaps tbe strangest-part of the pro-i go. Ai - ------------. , one . in. the army, ------ it . dead copil beads, which had been lieaten I “They need not depart, give ye [them to • xidxnrd l« Daniel W Riw-re. by an nsMguruined will ite a mere fraction of I reeding* was the selection of the execution- I H-emed to remind the soldivn. in enormousyi into a wall nnd formed the hiding places CRt-" Then Ho asked hot ww requisite. Nobody will travel : era. That was left to tbe condemned man. j nutiita-rs of something amusing, and they j.1; of Innumerable living forms, were partly I bad,and told them to g ’ .ti<T by the ok! lines. There will He was told to pick out the two men whom grew so bihirious that their cordial mani­ ‘ ‘ ter deepening suddenly to the xiv. IS. 1C; Mark vi. 35-33). • y competition offered by the ex- ; . he wanted to do the shooting. Strange'o 1 fe^ntiuM tacamo monotonous, in the sense bafte, the wat1 , w .• . ~ ! that th " ’----- - ------- --blue depths of the Gulf. Standing on‘ this- * ‘uf transportation. hand, sav, one of hta selections was his cumin. ; that Mark T ata uses thnt word. vantage ground, bearing tbe crawfish bait r : . us to a consideration of the Both — ------- •------«-»-• light l—— .horse of the' I j should not have minded n phase of un­ aud extra tnrkle, with the dinghy hauled men were from’tbe will be 18 (cel wide nnd prob. nation. The two men, without any uti^f popularity on account of rtiy hat. but ex­ up in smooth water on tbe inner side, the dently i«hi regl»UT’s office. M iy lltti. w. la 'Iber 10. “An<l Je.*tis said, Make tbe men sit ot ;■ • ' long- The most scientific arti i necessary delay, walked out in front of the j cess of approbation was eralmmuaing. roortxxre* oa p«X<" IM. fur which d*taaU fisherman eaaily threw beyond the gentle down. Now there was much grass in tbe lhe said Margaret Aodnn by virtue o< lhe right itatiou and beating apparatus > condemned man twelve or fifteen feet, j Tbrrefort I conclude! to use it as a pillow breakers Into deep water, tenanted with a place. So the men sat down iu number given her by said mortgage, has made and her*to the case. Of course no j knelt down, leveled their revolvers, steady- 1 just once, mid leave it tn the house ns a •core of eager fishes, whose savage attacks ry makes lhe whole principal Hara nt said * an be left open on a train going f ing their barrels with their le&oands, and ; mysterious souvenir. It wm very good ns njion tbe luscious bait only, served to draw about five thousand." mortgaceand the Interrji accrued 'hereon DOW Mark says they sat upon the green grass due and pk' ablr. and on whh-b mortcace there in hour. They will have to be , fired. Both bullets struck the left breast I a support for tbe head, but somewhat stiff the greater game. Isclalruil to be direst tlied«le ot tbi* notice in ranks by hundreds and by Okies. He • inc heaviest plate glass—double over the heart aud not more than an inch ' at flr.-t. The bite of the hogfisli was a steady ’ who teaches by His Spirit through His leu bundrerfMwmty six dollar* and tea 4aMU DISTl'RBED AT MIDSTGRT. if fact. TBestructure uf the care and a half apart. The man fell over on and no suit or proceedings at law having been strain, but the moment tbe hook was frit servant to "ix-t all things be done decently About ha! WAY between midnight nnd irh tbe same as those of today. ; his side, and iu a few seconds was dead."— I it became *'game fish worthy of the best nnd in order" fails not lo set us the exam­ Instituted tn rerover tbe amount secured by said mortgage or any part thereof. daylight 1 became conscious of lhe pres­ efforts of the fisherman. Often were our LUS PAXGEKOVS. St. Ixiuta Globe-Democrat. Nouer is therefore hereby gtven that on Sat­ ence, in thu door which opened on a court, sportsmen forced nmid the breakers in ple Himself, for “God Is not the author of Ti-e; -.-th ta.-built wholly of Iron aud steeh > urday lhe sth day ot September INI al ten o ctoy of n tall 'nan wearing n Prussian cap and their attempts to drag the highly colored confusion, but of peace” (I Cor. xlv, 33, 40). in tbe forenoon, there will be sold at the nneth It ■ ■ - v;li bestqvl plates, and the intoHow Sheridan Vsed an Idea. 11. “And Jesus took tha loaves." front door of tbe court bouse in the chv o« Hl» buttons, nnd that be was asking in French r" . -il aud furnishing will be beautiful and harlequin like creature from its home Perhaps tho wittiest of Sheridan's re­ He had said. “Bring them hitherto Me" Ung*, eoonty H Barry sod state of MMMM ■:<u iuxnribtta. The aixe of the care will torts was delivered, as it seemed, offhand whether Moltkewas there, i snt upon my Into the still waters of the inner reef. court bouse being the building in whi*h the (Malt, xlv, IS), reniUaling us of "Come sail circuit court frr the enmity of Barry is held. M ■ compartment for every trav­ in the house of common* He said that conch (which wns n restful change of po­ With its enormbus mouth the fish has a unto Me." “Bring him hither to Me," and public auction lo tbe hlgUect bidder, tbe pre«at* eler An aisle will run through tbe car, Dundas resorted to his memory for his sition) and the tall man nnd myself strug­ peculiarly swinelike appearance, fuliy re­ of Elisha's "Let him come now to me" »es described In sal- mortgage or so taaeb ar staterooms will be arranged on jokes and to bis imagination for his facts. gled with the language of the country. £ deemed, however, by iu rich coloring and (Matt. xi. 98; xvli, 17; II Kings v»A). With­ therrof as may b" necessary to satisfy tW bad just succeeded In saying that Moltke the long and richly cut dorsal tins aud amount due on said mortgage as above setfoctk, ■ *rh - thereof, shut off by a curtain or Unfortunately for the extempore reputa­ out Him we can du nothing (Joha-xv, 5). with tbeintereM thereon, and tbeeoau.chareua <-.rk door. These rooms will be tion of this jest. It is found set down in was not in thnt room to the best of my tail. It ranks next to the snapper as a and expeases allowed by law and provided lor “And when He hail given thanks.” »ve:i feet in width and provided with a Sheridan's note book year* before. He knowledge and belief, when a man with a table fish.—C. F. Holder in Century. The other three say that He looked up to tu said martsaxe, said premises being snnato dripping candle emerged from what the In tbe eltv of Tunings, eountv U Barry and ■ ■ • ;i.»ir or sofa. The trains will jots d°w“ the happy thought, “He cm-; heaven and blessed them. In all things state o' Michigan, and described a* fmlowi: novelists would call a secret (nasage and b’ -’I'mled, hd that It will be quite poe- ploys hi* fancy for his narrative and keeps 1 A Costly*) Drop Cartain. i He acknowledged the Father; even He tes- The south half ot lots numbered ten bnodreg stated that the field marshal bad-lheapart­ ■" from one car to the other. his recollection for his wit.” Later on be ment Immediately above. Sol have slept The curtain of'the new English Opera1 titled, “I can of mine own self da nothing" thirty eight, ten hundred tbtrty bine and ten hundred forty of thr city, fornrerlv village, of It i. verj doubtful If tbe element of dan expands this into, "Wheu he makes his under the same root with him. It ‘‘M oc­ house as it bangs looks like a magnificent■ (chapter v, 88). “The Father that dwell* Hastings »crorolug to the recorded nlat thereat. «•” will be increased. The care of steel jokes you applaud the accuracy of his Dated. Hastings. Minh.. June a, INI. curred to me since that the tall man with pair of golden gates. It measures thirty- eth in Me, He doeth tbe workl” (chapter MaMUAKXTANDBtM. .$ c;-: n- f ade of such form and braced in memory, and ’tis only when he states his the butteffis was an orderly sent to Mqltke three feet high, ----and -Is ■ forty-eight feet 1 xiv, 10). Do we not see here wherein our - Avxnee of thr Mortgage. •it' b manner as to render them lens liable facts that you admire the Bights of his im­ "1Ul tb»( lhe French wen not wide. A .pedwl room hod to be l.ir-1 tor‘ great failures lie? aloxzo E. KawAwrox. to to pieces in case they leave tbe rails. . uTdetend tb. line of th. Mo-lle It to be m«le lb. Tbe bmw ot tb. Cilrt.ta1 “He distributed to the disciples, and the Attorney for Assignee. agination." Colhiions will be impossible, because 7 “v^rr I to Bold colored rilk. on which b. been 1 disciples to them that were set down, and After this he uses the kier ■ tbe confu­ MtlX.i _ . ------pl -------j|----,—, — nn! JSlJdar >□ officer, who wm eMed worked an aj plique n off _a a«rk«.r darker tons tune of the tbe j Ukewtae of tbe fishes a* much o they traia* will never be permitted lo follow sion of Michael Kelly, a composer of music, above -I be ura*next »*••/ day --an-------omcer, The appliqn<, u ouUfnsd by a wouW?, The -, . p each >t’ier within half an hour, and Dot who had been a wine merchant. "You will to1 air air bis hta KDgllsn English and cameu ano fine curd ___ the of foot sUk;ofathe fringe frinra with withThe txtol. tadteta , 5? — •ven then until the preceding train has now import your music and cotqpuee your roluine eontwinlnB Sh.kcw^nre . PUj. decorates curtain. silk j1 n: ...Lx , .V.-rth w"re fil,ed- W. He >■!•< •*M onto unto pawed the station, situated at least thirty wine." Finally he lets it off with a bang nainfully »maB print, told me that if I ta about a yard wide, and between 50U and , d“ciP,e®' Gather up the fragments “ The Niagara Falla Houle.' edau'es* time distant, says 10U miles. in the house of commons —San Francitco wanted to see the great general be was <500 yards of n, and more than thirty gross I t,lM Dotl*ing be lost." Double track- will be the rule. Dot tbe ex­ I «"They I, r did eul*nd were filled,” so My w«c to cn*> tbe rwllnred Iff • .too. bridge of cord, have been used in the curtain. Argonaut. __________ Stations. The silk wm made tn Lyons and tbe I Matthew, .. V1®?? Mt a"d 1<ukehad not ception. , ' which corrie,! th. turnpike over it. .nd 1 ----- . hr U>. romtold.. u with . cord and fringe ta London. Tbe lining Is “ Phll,P had thought might Difficulties about stopping the trains pUo«l mr«ir In a recent interview Mr. Walter Bcsant Jbitrp thro quad of tancers their I of j-ellow Mteent lhe ^Utance of the possibly P°*,lbJy be ’* accomplished "ccompltahed If the tbe two hun- j <bet> once under headway will occur, but It enured th. appeared, hrhbr* P~fiuttering under.ppmmd. tbe sparkling curtain ta obtained by layers ofwmldlns had been forthcoming and the BaanwtM.. they will be met by improvements on tbe ta described as wearing spectacles and being «,u»d ot Iwnrere their drawn by j Tho vatanre 1s also applique work ta bright bread ‘ obtainable, but ... all bad a "af ----------much - as M brakes that will render ths gigantic ma- clad in a black velvet jacket He has a enuy i' then , came a rarriage the Bnarkliniz buuoui. they would" (verse 11). When teachers and cirnx ry as tractable a* any now in use. clear, penetrating voice and pleasant' smile pennons l--— and then came four horses, guided by abooted and sparred [ reds, blues, yellows and browns. TbeLy- preachers receive the living bread directly An ingenious system of signals will be de­ His eyes are dark gray, his brow massive snears. . L----hr ta and behind it another squad of ceum curtain, which is made of Dinah wm from Him tbe people will never go away vised, the bell and whistle no longer being and heavy, while his month ta firm aud his pofctilioua,iutbecarrtag. wa.thefljdd mmi I pre«-iied to Mr. Henry Irving bj^ tbe Baanana.. with just a little, but will be filled for the awful, tatause they cannot be relied upon. beard thick. Mr. Beannc's study is lined and the top that sheltered him from ' Bareness Burdett-Coutts. It cos: I 00) time being and want to come for more. They will be drowned by the notaeof the with books on either side. A door opens sbsi, the sun wm one that drooped, protecting 1 guineas.—Loudon Tit-Bite. ' 13. •‘Therefore they gathered .together, oat into tbe garden, so that when be wants monster train. and filled twelve baskets with the frag­ a brief I------------------------------The local service of the present roads will . a Dnei rest „ from 4,w. his labors he can take a the single seat. ments of the five barley loan*, which re­ and come buck to work with renewed be uiilixe-J for intermediate pointe. If a ' .v..„Bn< ] come Tbe speed of the turnout was a rapid, mained had Carbone have now been ylelfleu yielded oy by acreaero- ; nuuucu over and Carbons -u-. above unto them that -----------There wm n I • man wants to go to Detroit he will run j xertL He f writes “'— on blue paper (large ser­ plunging, clattering trot. mon a strikingly through to Chicago in four hours and , _ on size) -jM) |in Qa striXingiy neat, ne»*. clear, rather deep Jftnestone dust on the read, and just - .hand. . rnuthence to bis destination by an express, j The „,.„.,Uncr morning ta ta HDent in as tbe carriage whirled hfor the “bridge, ■^'^:>i 'torTte ^: । Clevriand and l*ittsburg will be reached work or u five where Moltke wm to be folly seen face to _____ ____Four -ur or ” times « wceM .‘“‘A. Vy regular train from tbe station at which Intotown. •lnod —“ ------basiDW face, the dust became a dense cloud and I “»~»««cta <> A" GtePWc Mb. OwtaW the holt ta made lo change engineers.— !' .VSwSoilT ot Anthor».°"l~«‘y’ and children (Matt, xlv, 21). Is It still ihM durt. tor It tedrir cbok«l m. Wd, I and yet have more left to do with than Ttoutol 'IP'ndllu7 X'vLua’K'°swhen we started? Yen, surely 1 ' H- ran't live comfortably in the conn- I t UM. H Ite *1 14. “Then those men. when they bad Lf.v -He’s too much given to anachron- i -------- |„ USO. ' dom. WN. in »«». •T7 U i “ na th , same, seen tbe alracle that Jesus did, mUd, This um." ta of a truth that prophet that should come Probably Satisfactory. “What*, that got to do with ItF' -------- info tbe world." According to Herr Japing, the hourly "He goes for trains at tbe wrong time.' Sbarpson—Wbnt makes your nose so . Thu> tkp_ ;n aense believed in Him of loans andf lhe British cm­ rate of water falling over Niagara falls ta -Puck. ‘ | and would nare by forte made Him u king. ----[ colonies for the •rm,“ BpeBd for Phlata-Il glows with pride because it not knowiM that Hta kingdom ta not of . and wan rep- ’ pire. Tbe roar for army i'»,0«),000 tons, representing 16,000,000 horse Thor was god of tbexthaae. and heaa5 (VCT“ U power, and the totaf daily production of Dever pokes itaeif into other people's bus!- ( thta ributioo> I coal jn tbe world would jurt about suffice reseuteJ aa being seated on a <couch ‘ of skins thwusel ve. about F 3000" • wuh twelre stars over his — — - . r—« - ; | to pump the water back again. **ptcr is his band. Thursday, or "Thor’s mads by u. —7^— —(beaArTbor v.a.wor^lpM, I torn, wrf ™gines TnEFIA’ETHOUSANDFED with a thirtv foot Dys Sour Stomach Hood's Sarsaparilla too Doses One Dollar CURE SICK HEAD ACHE as Prof. I. HUBERT’S Malvina cream |s gaits kxsS” । «-*- <■- •-> • ■ ....... —Ks.'is ^“(-T /4V HOP “ �nautical apprentices. 'Although aeamen’a wage* and food onr youngaiera do not take kindly to the ■ra, atru wm* vi • ;:: voyage or two, leave it in disgust." said ' Captain Duncan McClean. “The restraint B discipline is irksome and often offensi re. » Young America h too accustomed to hav(«rr (>iu nwn «•»v n*hnr»' t.n lw>n<l to tho wnv “Ewy ship must be a despotism, and no matter bow kindly it may be adminis­ tered. the young, who hare imbibed the idea that 'Jack is as good as his master,* do not relish the idea of inferiority. The work al sea is not hard—not near as hard as must mrchauical labor—and if a sailor faibcoDomieal he can save more money than bo could us a mechanic. "A single man in our coasting trado cau in the navy can do even better than this, and have a ‘good time,’ for the work is ■ot bard, and even if taken sick he does not bio any pay, but ba* the best of medical . attendance free. "Most of our deep water business is tu the California and European grain trade. Oar East India and Chinn trade is carried on hy British steamers, manned ot course by Britisb seamen, who must follow tbe aea or starve, for they have no other occu- thing fails, they can turn their hand to “Our merchant ahipownara, as a rule, do not wish to I* bothered with tbe care of apprentices, moat of whom, by the time they have acquired the use of their ‘sen PROBATE ORDER- There is much good argument in tbs lit­ erature of tbe world to prove that many of the most eminent sdeuiista, theologians, pbibwophers and divines have believed in tbe immortality of the “beasts of tbe fields." One of the earliest records of such a curious notion may be found In the pages of the Bible. See Ecclesiastes ill, 18-31. In tho verses named we find tbe following: ' “I said in my heart concerning the estate st the sons of men. that God might mani­ fest them, and that they might see that they themselves are beasts. For that which befallsth lhe sons of men befalleth beasu. even uus thing befalleth them: as the one dlcth. so dioth the other; yea, they have all one breath, so that a man bath no pre­ eminence above n beast. All go unto one place; all are of lhe dust aud unto dust all return. Who knoweth the spirit of tbe man that goeth upward, aud the spirit nf a beast that goetb downward to theearth P‘ In the above quotation Ecclesiastes does not positively declare that animals are to have a future existence, but he very^lainly says that they have tbe same chances in that respect that the human family has. This was also the beliuf of John Wesley, the founder uf Methodism, and of. those eminent Christian bishops Jeremy Tuylor aud Bishop Butler. Coleridge advocated tbe same doctrine in England, Lamartine in France and Agassiz in America. Tho last named gentleman, the greatest sci­ entist we have ever had on this continent, and n man of profound religious convic­ tions, wns a firm believer in some future life for tbe lower animals. A professor at Harvard bus completed n list of 185 European authors who have written upon the subject. Among the leading clergymen of this century who have publicly expressed their belief in a future life for animals are Joseph Cook and James Freeman Clark. At a recent trial a well known judge declared that one-half the human race believed in tho same curious idea.—St. Louis Republic. *‘To man our nary we must enlarge our apprenticeship system, for wo cannot rely ,. on tlie mercantile marine in time of peace. In a popular war volunteers would come forward faster than they would be required. In a very abort lime our navy will be manned by men who have been trained in our schoolships, and who regard the nary as their home for life. “The men employed In our coasting trade are steady and hardy, and rnoat of them have families, the responsibility of which keeps them on their good behavior. Many of our fishermen, who lb a very short time make excellent sailors, belong to tbe British provinces of North America and become citisena and nestle among us. “We have plenty ot good material out of which to make seamen; all wo require is try ayslematiae it. The more achoolshipa we can have tbe better. “When the advantage of a seafaring life is better understood there will lie no difliihilty in procuring an ample supply of poor, healthy boys to train for it. Tho flogging aud starring ot other days hare eearod afloat, and if men or boys will discharge their duty faithfully they will find life nt . aea pleasant and profitable. "Most of the talk about the hardships of life at aea is nonsense. Many an able me­ chanic suffers more hardship nnd privation . looking for work than a seaman andurds in a whole life. The cowardly fear of being drowned ought never be permitted to enter the mind. Besides, drowning is the easiest death a man can die. “A boy who has no higher ambition than to be a laborer through life cannot do bet ter than enter tbenavy and never leave it. In old age be will have a pension, and in the event of accident will be taken cure of Hberally “A law might be passed for tbe encour­ agement of the ambitious to present themaalvea for examination for officers at cer­ tain periods, but it is well known that the navy must train Bai own officers, for much <it their education at present is scientific and unknown to merchant officers. The' aid yarn that most of our officers were trained in the merchant service before they entered the uary will not apply in this age In Greenfield Meadows, Mass., about 18*8, lived one Edwin Smead, a farmer, whose dog was as constant as bis master iu attendance at the -old First church. The meeting honse contained a high pulpit, which was approached by winding audra in front of the gallery containing tbe sing­ ers. When the congregation entered tbe church tbe old dog. with tbe utmost gravity of manner, always climbed tbe pul­ pit stairs aud composed himself fora nap. About 1851 alterations were made in tlie meeting house. Tbe scats were turned nround, a platform was orcctod nt the other end of the church, and a modern desk was placed upon it. When the day came for the reopening of the church the old dog walked in with the rest, and wearing an expression of deep disgust at tbe changed appearance of things, sought the stain leading to the old pulpit, which, alas! had disappeared for­ ever. He walked up one aisle and down tho other, looking disturbed, and apparent­ ly aware that he was the object of ill-sup pressed merriment, until at lost, bearing the voice of good old Doctor Chandler iu the opening services, he reluctantly and shamefacedly mounted tbe modern plat­ form and competed himself to sleep. Not long after this-Mr. Smead died, and bis.-farm was sold to Mr. Parmenter, a good Baptist deacon, who attended his church in the village. The dog stuck by the farm, but did not take to the new religion. Every Sunday morning when the family started for church he was ready, -antktrotted along by the side of the wagon untiftie came to the place where the road branched off toward ths Congregational meeting house. At thnt point he parted company with tbe family and stood by his own creed. For ** some years long.*r lhe old dog was the moat constant member of that society, never missing attendance upon tbe Sunday services, rain or shine, until bis dog days were ended.—Cor. Youth’s Companion. Four remarkable element* of its struct­ A solemn, discouraged looking man sat ure have added greatly to the rapidity of in the Bingham House looking vacantly at li»e success which the Salvation Army has nothing and wishing he were death He MtthMd. was about the most miserable, unhappy First—The use which it him made of the individual iq four states, and be sat there energy and devotion of women. for a couple of hours Icfore hb face sud­ Second—The immediate cac to which the denly lighted up with piastre. Suddenly Salvation Army puts its converts. It rec- lie took off his hat, turned it around three times, and then* walked off ns full of joy aa truth that every Christian should be God’s a green apple is of cramps A bystander nriasioonry. Many of tbe wavering might asked him what caused this sudden change have been lont forever if they bail not been from unhappiness to joy, and he answered: from Che firn: taught and encouraged to “I’ve bad the worst kind of luck all day. come out of their evil surroundings and Everything has gone against me. and 1 boldly to take their aide with God and couldn’t understand why until a moment ago, when I recollected that early this Third—Teaching men to give. At every morning I met a squint-eyed woman on sweeting of the Salvation Army there is a the street wearing a straw hot. Of course ■ collection. Giving is usually declared to that's the worst luck a man can bare on J$e abhorrent to the steady going Christian. the face of the earth. And I have actually The offertory is supposed to frighten away forgot bow to kill the hoodoo. There’s only one way, and that's to take off your Uonista have better understood human bat and turn it around three times. Pre . aature and better exemplified the spirit of tried every other way—eaten salt on my bread nt dinner nnd rubbiug my hands on They have confidently marie their mia- a colored man's wool, but they ain’t only -aeons self aupportiug, and have wisely one way to kill the hoodoo thnt trarels with oaugbt that acts of worship are most fit- a cock-cyed woman wearing a straw hut, ttegiy connected with works of self denial. and thaVs to take off your dicer and turn That is how this sect of yesterday. started it around three times.*' by a discredited Methodist, baa succeeded Tbe happy man winked his left eye In a in raiaing n revenue of some £800,000 a year. knowing manner and walked off enveloped But, after all, the chief secret of the in a rainbow of double leaded joy.—Phila­ growth of tbe army has lain in the self delphia Press. sacrifice—a self ‘sacrifice not short of hero­ * kta roUriea.—Archdeacon Farrar in Har- ' Gali farois Mr. Buck, alluding to the shiftdirection of a SpanUb grandee when I came to Salina county same proud old don, but hhlnlea h=» d»f«srt;xl. also ml that, etc., until Tbe Spanish departs, leamip "It is a curious thing, and one which 1 could never satisfactorily account for,’* said an old navy man tbe other day, “but If the crews of an American* and British man-of-war arc given leave at the same time in a foreign port tbe result of broken heads and nones is no more a matter of speculation than the calculation of the next eclipse. As soon as they meet a row Is started, which generally ends with all hands being disabled or arrested, some­ times both. “It frequently happens that the police In­ terfere with the cooteatauta. Tbe unwrit­ ten law in this case is for tbe belligerents to join foroes against the common enemy. 1 have often seen them come out victorious in their contests with the officers of the law, aud, after adjourning to a neighbor­ ing saloon, begin again their interrupted tuMtilities. “But it is only on neutral ground that these general engagements lake place. If they meet on English or American soil each tries to outvie tbe other in hospital- Place In the center of your band when fully opened a afirrr dime. Tbeu beg a friend to take a brush, and tell him thnt the piece of money will be his if be cau rirtu’hundred Mid nlindy °»£, . brush it off from the center of your band. Uwirtaud 1‘rtwent, Charles W. Arm*lroug, Judge 01 Your friend will do his best, but will be nutlrn*>• J come very tired, sa tho piece will move no more from tbe center of your band than it it was glucxl there. It is’ understood be barln, -ill. U.K cannot shake violently your hand, because tbe piece of money would fall off. But he must be satisfied to do exactly as if lie was brushing n coat in order to gain the coin. —Once a Week. tMtote, are required t.i up;r»r »• “ *nld court ihdi Iu uc li»M<n <«• th®, * Dflke.InthwcHy of NOTICE OF LETTING DRAIN CONTRACT. aud alio* cauic. If unv thrre 1*. wbT ’ i>c J r‘?. J Notice I* hereby given, that I. Geo A. IHltenheck, (train cninniireluncrof tbe I'ou'itv of Bar ry. Hute of Mieh’gnu, w II «<» the 2u*h day of Angtu-t. A. D. IWl.al lhe iuefcUoU «J the ItXrl <•( bv retire a copy Iu towhahte ul Am » ria at Wurinck nt the nt to t-ujo-.t ol that day. proceed to waive bld* iiubifsbM i«> «!•” Haling* Bankkk. * per printed *»i rln-ubitrd In said (or thr c-uistruetlun «.f a certain drain kt.owu & Sore lo •»'-’> week far ‘■'‘Te week, previa follows, to*wit: (Atnmenpv.l Jo«Uenf Frotere. IfeximduK at a tust iwiutng » &» aegrrv* 40 ruin e ? eh 45S link* tioru the JipoHul secuu'tszaml U rutmlng thence a aH degras JO mm etch *6 Ik* u 1 degree3brum wbun ->1 lk» POOD SITUATIONS u For Men. 14> tlexrvee w 1 s 1 3d defree* >»’ «.eKTo<* >i ch 8 Iks s 17 degree* so niiue3cl}7Blk*»M degrees >5 mln e tach (K Hut lhe white distance being -W-i rods wiins bottom width of from 18 inches to 2 feet, it* depth varying from 1 tool 5 inches to 4 feet ten inches with an outward slope uf decrees, said Job will be let by Section* or divisions. The MJCilon st the outlet uf tho drain will be let Brat, aud t>*« remaining seel tons in their order un stream. In aecurdA>u*c with tbe ding nun son ou Bln with the other papers pertamluK to sudd drain, aud bids will <e made and re­ ceived accordingly. Coi.truct* will t»c made with the lowest responsible bidder giving ade­ quate security for lhe performance ol the work, iu a sum tb be fixed by me. i'be date for the completion of *ueh tKmtract. aud the term* of payment lherelcr. shall bo anuounct-d al the time and plorsuf ktliug. Medic* Is hereby further given, that on fo-wit, nt the starve date, aud at the location uf drain, the- awerement of bewfas. made by mu,will be wubjeet to review. 1 but sueh a-srus-. ment ot teneOts I* mt.de as a toteis for te?ai.on. 111 accordance with ihe provlsmus of the statutes; and the following uescribeo parcels uf land will teaiMWM-1*f me. for beueBta. and wlllbeBubJecitu taxiitkm in sceartance with such benchte, for the purpose of said drain, viz: Town Rance west. NH of aw' W>s ot n w H of u w *« MW 11 “ “ □Doted this sth day of August. A. D. 1691, GKO. A. DlLLrSllRCK, Burry County Drain Uouimloner. MORTGAGE SALE. Nottoe 14 hereby given that, by virtue ot the power of sale in a rnortsiKn executed by Mary Smith terne, bcsrttig date lhe sixth day of October 1M2. re«»rde<l the tweutv seventh day of November 1882. and. on which there Isclaiiucl to be due. at this date, lour hundred nnd Bftcen dollar*, I shall, on the ninth day of November 1801. at ten o'clock in the forenoon, at the north duor uf The t’onrt bouse iu the Oily Of Hastimts. sell to satisfy the amount due aforv 1 said and the le^a! cost*, at public auc:l»n to the highest bidder, all tho-e certain pieces or p .reels of land situate In tbe township at Irving, in the County of Barry and suit- ol Michigan aud described ta- follows, to wit; The north half of tbe north east quarter of section twenty two, aud the south half of tbe south ca«rttiarter at section fifteen all in town four north of range nine west, which is the mortgaged premises. Dated Hasting*. August imh. 1891. Zsbvutn B. Hovt. Mortgagee. Chas. H. Baukh. Attorney tor Mortgagee. u«rf rwiiic 1-rasuCTsr r<»rnoini >. » n< , „„„ Nurserymen- WcatC’bwrtw. 1^- Sprinkle your cabbage to kill the worms with white hellebore. Catch your flies with sticky fly paper. Kill all insects with sure shot. ' Use poison fly paper. Use chloride of lime, cop­ peras or carbolic acid for dis­ infectants. Use Humphrey's Homeo­ pathic specifics. Buy a hammock. Buy all of the above of FRED L. HEATH, the Druggist. MONEY Regular Price Hastings Banner, 1 year Detroit Weekly Tribune The two - OFFER! The two papers one year for Subscribe with us or with any of our authorized agents. COOK BROS. BOOTS torn- sweat AND Over a hot kitchen ttove on- these measly, mel­ ancholy dog days. It won't pay. KEEP COOL SHOES I have just received a fine line of goods for the By using an oil stove or a gasoline stove, Besr in mind tbe place to get one is at Goodyear Bros.’ hardware. FALL TRADE Ladies', Misses' and Children’s Shoes. LENDHJS-YOUR EARS,” M Men’s Youths’ and Boys' School Shoes. ' t-: All these am Wc have something to say to you further. This month wo propose to close out all our stock of these stoves. There’s only one way to do that; and we’ve crossed tbe Rubicon, pulled ont onr little Hatchet and Reduced the Prices On all this line of goods. Yon will have lots of use for such a stove this year. Even if you had to wait for next season, it would pay you to buy of us now at the reduced prices. We do not wish to carry them over. The reduced prices go till the goods are gone. The early purchaser has tbe best assortment to select from, at First-Class Goods at Bottom Prices. Do not fail to see them Get prices before buying and you will be money ahead. F. G. STOWELL. t Shoes. Big Lot Just � https://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/418/HastingsBanner_1891-08-20.pdf 75f448581bc87ca0eb870976e024757d PDF Text Text ■ Largest Circulation ; of any paper in the \ CountyI Hastings VOL. ;. <xvi. NO. 16 for si5.00. •: Black Worsted.) This week only. Can it Is it possible? How can they afford it? .1 similar qurxtlonu trill be ankal un alluhlcjt K^luy c»dt-.'.Iitiimj stfiti iHcnt ivurcyH afiove; anil yet, yvmt u« the -i hr. it <‘»ul<l hur<Uy be otfun wist, takiny into couxldcm.... - ,rtra<>riUntir}i and ej-ceptinnal ofier. Jimt think.' Hern , (l h, it but ycidcrday ihoUsundK of ftitbr wen marked at j pot i.’ii'r been mHi!.for wsk than 818,891, 823(96,^7, and83). , \ mi can step in tomorrow and take yourchoice . I* Jfisf IChat this s.i.’r mean*. Every wnxl i* Ginrpel truth. ;or skeptlebm. Ertry min van tlnd out f>jr him­ , i' "t perfect liberty to ntep riyht ainony 'our 8/5. ' ,-i tuhlfs and . . SELECT HIMSELF ANY SUIT HE PLEASES. , Xk . . , . . ■■■<-Ilid. No!hiu<j V- n -en^cd. Nathhiy it exeejded. .,i>. ,■ ■!m! uhortdMWtrd. and every tult, n<< uuittn how hlah fm-rnrr yrlcc may have been, $i‘> buyu it m.ir, ■I hone Hlack Winstais; wc include all our fine im)Mjrtcd >1 CfiKsinrcix*. ' , Hur reasons for this money-losing sale? ii'icdly think: they < <»nrcrn the public. H»werrr, nlnce ........... p: r-.i i-iffair. ic< ihni’t tcHiuy. Although the sni■ i..r-f h ■’.'1-btrn ycncrally ■pra.-pmaui. the utrikrs, lachiutfi, pi <./f ?i.tr iumincrvionth-i and meanly weather ycnrrally ■ •„ .^.1 »»..!. have hern a great drawback on the rale of fine Kr. riibady economized, or laid tn cconomhe. b> make . Tbui. the man arcuntoinctl to paying fl/i for a taili . • ii,;». lt t” on?-i-.f our |1<» *uU*. u tillc hr ivho ordinarily ■ ■ did wt pnd it' Onrcnient tn yn higher than $12 ar $15. :!.t- m<dicm and!oiv~prictd buRu found ready wile, the ■ STTTCKl. . ’ , • tn r<.. . .. p. । utirk much luuyrr. Fifteen Doltor* U the wondtr■■ it will i„akc them U’c gei>tat. thr finest suit "J them • Fribcn Ihdlan, and you ynurmdf nni. If you wish, yd . • p h, fr-,m cnunlrr t» <tnintcr, and take any suit, n hrth....... h . V >>r Jfln, FOR ON’L 1’3/5. Can anything ht falr> . ult’inc ' /’• memher this *«!<• enmmrrices tutnorrou’ > > and wit' vautinuc tint week from tomurrmc • . • : fits, toiiicrx trilt. of cniirtc. nil-h the bed bargtdns. . . . [f j/i.ii dnu't live iii Grand fiuiddx send 11* 5L*.; we . iMti.-c in xt’Ie'-H'.n. It trill Kiiricly pay. HUDSON’S low /Mliing House, GRAND RAPIDS. WHAT M TOU ’WNT? ' !• .<111 want to buy any furniture: a nice carpet: any­ thing in the line of draperies, rugs or the like, this season? . LINOLEUM. What i-it' It is a floor cover made of cork. Call at my -:>>re and examine it, as it is much superior to carpet or any other floor cover at its value. We august 20, i89i. NO. 1868 WHOLE Hastings Banner. • AH W’S SUIT IN THE HOUSE f.,.- Banner. Hastings, mich., M0eri.---.w-a""" . The best Advertis­ ingmedium in Bar­ * ry County. receiving the newest and latest designs- also some of the most desirable novelties in all of our lines. Pay the store a visit and be pleased. Yours truly, ARCHIE McCOT. STEKETEE7 c IMPROVED Hoc Gtioiera cure €.r»atr»i I)b,eovrrjr Known fortlie cur« *»f Hot; (HOI.ERA, and FIX WORMS IN HORSES UrNDHEDSOF THEM. . R.TSWWX. Ind.. (XL IJ.. t«9CMr. C. G. fiirreiee:—Year Hog Cholera Cute, « 1 ltd t»o uuac* ro a yearlrt>B colt, brought hu» c-edkn' ;.i, .em >wj slna;ler red <me* froet he Si!- ■ -- c , iendidly. W e believe it in be a goo ’ WUX1S KOBISDNNext- .a. ksoam to fail: the only sure remedy fc •veiak - Huga. Morxea. 5h«x-p, Dogacr >o«rl» T’acfc»S* "af ranted it e«ed a* per directions. , Pnc;- 5*- per package. 60c. ty mall, j packag’ G by p,epa,d If your d:u*r»» h»» * E,.l! ’■ d direct m the proprwior. GEO. V WKKETEE, Grand Kupida. JHteb. •'-aaitBMow au. Oraex HocCholkba Rnamats. For »(-lc in Hastings by »F. H. GOODYEAR. DruwUL BOOKS O L New and Second Hand, Middleville. Minor Keeler and Afton Dibble are in New York this week. Orley Granger, of Grand Rapids, spent Sunday with friends In the village. ________ UASTIA CH, XICR. Mrs. H. E. Hendrick and daughter, Hazle, were in Hastings Saturday. Elsie Smith spent last week In Kent county, the guest of Gertrude Baker. General. The following teachers have been hired ™d fuels she to take charge of our public schools for the has a right to, jjcr t • defeated the Jjike Odessa nine “5 to m |n ensuing year: Principal of high school, A. O. Wilkinson; grammar department, seven innings. Mure scores would havn Herbert Rich; 2nd intermediate depart­ piled up, only the day w»s hot m»d ment, Anna Winters; 1st Intermediate de­ the boy* gm tiretL ",,u partment. Miss Chase; primary department, Some miserable Woodland devil Insulted Lizzie BrightraL Several from this place attended the ple’v«i'o,' 1"“1 'Ulw «tef teX te.^u2J?*- Tb')’,,lw ,w nlc at Catnpau lake last Thursday. F. A. Bacon was in the village over b^iL u °" > "”“k ,0,,k 10 1,1‘ Sunday. i .. George Ickes, of Grand Rapids, was from li' luuiteT' urJoT *°n ,ef j .te.inr tend, wltf. III. m*nj shaking hands with ills many friends in otter d.y, nod fr^SSdl^’”^ ' “■'• viltere imunloy evoteny. i George Keeler, of Owosso, spent Sunday forearm. with Lis parents, LN. Keeler and wife. w hitHp11 ot Woodland, was *1 Barm PnrtnRichards ............... was in .................................. Grand Knpids there the week buying slate foi the roof of bls ” -8 nu'**?* «a iPicnic 'iuiuc mere other day. *1 he knife slipped and cut u new residence. hole in George’s thigh an inch-and a half A. Thomas was'In Bastings on biuinre* lu'hyf' au “S’* *ound. and came Saturday. vvithjrf half an Inch of severing a big artery. Several teachers of this village are at­ fiMst Sunday evening while the family tending tho teichers’ Institute at Hastings. Mrs. Charlie Ritchie Is very 111 at this or James .spencer, living near the Tam­ arac chureti. were sitting on the jx»rcti writing. 11. E. Hendrick has purchased George they heard a strange ubiM* and looking down beheld a huge snake but a few feel Icken* house. Consideration 8700. Grace Gibbs is the guest of relatives in from them and colled ready to strike. An ' energetic scream brought Mr. S|>eucer to Grand Rapids. Prof. Wilkinson was In town Monday the spot and- his suakeilflp was quickly di.qiatclied. Investigation showed It to be and will move here’ the first of next week.. W. Severance and II. E. Hendrick were u rattlesnake po**esslng ten rattles, and hi the Rapids Tuesday. his death is but little mourned. Roy Courtney, of Yankee Springs, fell from n >hek the other day aud broke his Mrs. F. J. Hartinn 1* very sick. leg. ■ Little I’aul Jewell is sick with malarial Harry Jones, n cart anti a colt he iva* fever. Guy Churchill, of Baltic Creek, h In driving, were plied Into a:promiscuous heap in a fence corner, nil because the colt did­ town. No social yet. although they are trying n’t like the looks of an ox team. The curt was pled, aud the colt injured. Harry is to have one. Mrs. Chas. Morehofist* nud children, of able to tell how it happened. Battle Creek, visited Sirs. W. Seger last Harmony lodge. I. 0. D. F.. of FroepoiL-| will give an excursion < to Grand Ledge, i j Thursday the SsthUni land. i , Thus. Sullivan, the Freeport athirnvy. j Rev.-. Puffer and W. A. Hunsberger and his brother James came part of the were calling on friends in South Rutland. • way home from Lowell the other dav with N. 1). Merrifield entertained his brother ! more speed than ’'dignity or comfort de-! George, of Dakota, last week. utandcil. Their team became frightened I ' Mrs. Arthur Myers anil children spent at a traction engine, and broke into a live- j hst week with friends In Hope. ly run. The buggy soon struck a stump Mis. T. Brangwln entertained a lady and the two .•Sullivans were flying through I friend from Castleton last week. spare at a high rate of speed, but managed | Eugene Bush was making straw fly in to land right side up. Very little damage | East Rutland last week. Gene hns a new Sreshing outfit, with all the modern Im­ done to team, buggy or the men. . provements. . H. btilsoi. of South Hastings, was in Warm and dry . < Ea<t Rutland Monday. Mr. Capana and wife, formerly of this Mrs. Lee Cooley is visiting her parents place, visited relatives here Sunday. attliis writing. Ice cream Miclal at Mr. and Mrs. George {Gray burn's one week from Friday evening. '.VooiUund. h Aunt Sarah Phtcheii has the measles. Still no rain, aud every thing all dried I Mr. Bellinger wa* through here buying op. hogs this week. Wheat lias taken a great boom, and our I Mrs. Clara Hamilton is visiting her par­ HlriHits are crowded with team* drawing ent*. Mr. and Mr.*. Bullis. wheat to market Mm. Hiram Wilkes is nht expected to The interior of our seliool house Is un­ live with rancor on the arm. dergoing extensive repairs. Mr. and Mrs. George kf are rejoicing William Brooks, of Nashville, is making over the advent of a i»5i pound girl. a drive well on tlio school groumls. He lias now reaclital a depth of 80 feet, and South GMTlton. no water as yet. J. N. Covert and family look In the exA drunken brute Insulted a gentleman curaioo to Grand hedge tbe 18th. on our street* on Monday evening, and The be soon found nimsen himself njnuwim* sprawling 1 ne friends menu- of Miss «i» Cunt Forbes will ■■■■■ — soon rounu pleased to hear that she is improving in Wldk with a broken nose and bruised phiz health rapidly, and »s able to walk. She Kvnerany. If if our citizens must be insulted has been under medical treatment by a ji>y )V aruuacu jjrtinken brutes, con­ u»u»vx-. we hope—they — j will ---------' ... ■■ ■ M. i. ..... 1 Im.- . 1 la­ tinue .to ... ..... •those ...I... Woodland D.. Vi. Dr. II Baughman. Insult who <iv*n are nl.lp able nllil and willing to resrmt the insults in a proper Mrs. Blakeslee is entertaining ioropany manner. , , this week from Spring Lake. Mrs. Clark- . Our evaporator has commenced work I't-.i,..- Smith K.nith has a large lnri?n field of buck buck-­ with a full force of hands. Charley Several parties in our village have of wheat that a few weeks ago gave promise of 50 bushels per acre. Now he says If he late been getting circulars from eastern gets 15 bushel* to the acre he will be lucky. cities, pretending to put them In u way of getting counterfeit money eheap. We This is owing to the dry weather. Charley Croekfurd returned from tl»d know they are “tishing for sucker* but they will not gel any I'ites. west last week. C. C. Dean and Prank Aspinali have Mrs. Hosmer is sons- bett< r. We are studying the clouds and hoping moved into their new storesWe underatend that Mr. Gallop, our r°sSly Thurston came home frt>m Ohio reonlir eteflk. lite puretewxi > l>ouw ■ nd M etaewtere. .IJ<1 ttel w «re teonl U> low him. *r» Ite'teted th“ m “■ treetlon .trante r tten ill. lore tor tte IjM. I,., it.dure.11'li" w '•*' “ll> “f, An ice eirun weW tor U«e G.’s friends all join In wishing him a life Bee. Tompklnson -n heM U* ot Barry Aldrich Friday liicld. whhdi re- ^Sus’rrportcd that George Drake anil .ulred quin- favorably iMdh -oe'ally * nd financially adding about eleven dollara to Clara McArthur were married on Saturday night. We havn’t hefird of a chavrini» yet, ,bAnte Jeaidro'ce nt 11. M. DylMton an no we begin to fear rfiat dame rumor Is Ire cream social was held on Saturday night ta JKFltev. Pope in which 810 and over D1 Burt' Tinkler, of your city, was in our village Tuesday, to serve some legal P®' ^BnrTLawrenee met wlt» quite an acci­ dent Sunday afternoon by falling from the ^We have noticed several traction en­ gines pacing through our street* of late ion in bl. barn luthltoa on tbe wheeI ot wafon atandinK on the Boor. The lofury and as few or none of the owners, seem to SmMj with tte low. tre xrl’lte tte'" U> terrice. ot Mr., butter Sk it up .nd •'"Kt t»>th teprlwnmenl Brown we. held at ter late residence Mn- .ml d.m.rrre- ITte toll >•« «■» pnMtetM in ‘te BQNXte . Ie« tre-k. teto-M.] dav Mr. Brown has the sympathy of taje circle ot nelebbore and Mend, In hi. q.turenJatB. / Hot weather with no ralnjis rather dis^«”ld tamlly. - Ctertedale. Published Thursdays by COOK EROS., - -COUNTY NEWS. .pent Sunday with her aunt. Mre. W. T. "’toyd CortrffhU Charle. HatebuW ted Ko^tM^--a few days. BamOebl. PT?"‘ ‘^nreter Ud quite « “<> 'pel‘ Ghas. Schuma * rtnr taking care of dlxzltete wn drivlur. te °* “f '“TbJte.il>” I’lnlt 011 lhe urwodir.te "p'teS“ wn'toB te fteliuB-OUlte at Stefteld l.drewlux .PPl" >» -O' W. H. GOODYEAR’S, The Druggist'^- I. dr..l« .PF-" «• >-> ’•SLSwbSS«“ ><« «n Mated oJlSteSio ted I. te • ted '"X coereabtete. trXu>. co- «• Edmunds. rf Bridr«.w. « L c' W. J. Flak and others have hied them away to the quiet sboresAf some lake for a few days recreation in Mmp. Rev. Simons from Battle Creek H camp­ ing at Fine lake. A. E. Bresee and wife of Banfield tnight have been gecn over south on Sunday last Flora Edmonds L* home fof a few days recreation. W. A. Pau’, of Vermontville, Iras been visiting friends in our midst the last few days. The new evaporator will soon be erected at|Banfield, now for the Boylngton rail road or any other good thing for the .public. Mr. J. Gregory is track from Arkansas on a visit among bls numerous 'relatives tn this section. We were saddened by the intelligence of the death of our former friend Mr. Hendrick Johnson of Bedford. He had been a great, sufferer for several months with cancer, begining on bis band and ex­ tending to his side. The deceased was * very Industrious man and had accumulat­ ed considerable proi»erty. Stat* Road. Mrs. Finley Mark* was taken suddenly ill Tuesday, and medical aid was summon- Mrs. John Shawman Is entertaining a sister from Indiana. Mrs. James Murray's mother Is quite sick at this writing. A number from here are making prepa­ rations to attend the camp-meeting south of Bastings. Mrs. Stella Palmalier and sons, who have been visiting relative* here, returned to their home in Charlotte Saturday. Mrs. Hawley is entertaining it sister and nephew from Lima, Indiana. . , Most of the hogs in this vicinity wore purchased last week by U. I’eak; prte M.00 per hundred. One night last week some one broke ti e lock and entered n granary belonging to Warren Fisher, and helped themselves ,to about 50 bushels of onts. The missionary society of Spring Brook was entertained at the parsonage last Weilnesday. Byron Fisher is improving the looks of bis house both Inside and out by painting. Sylvester Francis and mother visited friends in Delton Saturday. A social will be held at the parsonage next Wednesday evening. Water melons and cake will be served. Kittle Mrl>onald, of Gjand Rapids, was the guest of her annt, Mrs. John Barber, the past week. Miss Kittle was on board the ill fated train that was wrecked neaf Kali.mazuo. She was thrown against a win­ dow breaking It through as the car fell on Rs side, but escaped without serious In­ jury. Nora Flslierds attending the teachers’ institute at Hostings. • A. B. Francisco and wife and W. Fisher and wife report a very pleasant day spent at I’. A. Youngs near Hickory Corners, Thursday. John Barber, as president of tin1 Prairie* ville Sabbath school association, has l»een visiting the various Sabbath schools in town and preparing for the annual picnic, which will be held at Geiger's resort nt Gull Lake on Thursday, Aug. 27th. Mrs. W. IL Chase Is visiting her mother ! at Kalamazoo this week. A. Mantle has sold his sliop and black­ smith business to a gentleman from Scotts. M. Skllmnu ha.* sold out bls livery to Buttle Creek parties. Stephen Branstetter shipperl a car load of fine hogs from here Tuesday. Dodge Robinsdn of Prairieville are talking of locating here In the furniture and undertaking business. E. J. Hartman and Chasta Busi) Joined fates for better or worse Tuesday morning at 7 o’clock. The wedding was a quiet affair, only a few relatives being invited. The bridal couple, took the 9:20 train for Chicago for a brief vacation, when they they will return to be numbered again among our moat highly esteemed citizens. Both parties are too well known to require comment, and their hosts pt friends are only to wish them a long .life and perfect hnjU>lness. Mrs. Sprague returned from Plainwell Monday after a months attendance upon her sick daughter. Miss Cora Hazel, of Kalamazoo Sundayed with lier father and sister here. The roller mill is running to it’s full caplaity to fill back ordars. Large quantities of wheat are being marketed now. Prevent price, one dollar, although some has been contracted at 51,10 J. W. Williams and Frank Brooks with their families are camping at Wall lake. W. H. Chase is assisting Gwin A Co. in their store work. A large and pleasant crowd attenderl the ball at Blackmans hall Friday evening. Ej Deck and J. Doonan are doing a hustling business painting aud paper hanging. To avoid carpet moths: If you find do appearance of moths in your carpets uro an "ounceof prevention.” In other worth, after your carpet has been laid, sponge thoroughly in a strong solution of salt and water It is well nlsQ to sprinkle salt un­ derneath the carpet, in dark corners, under bookcases, couches, etc., where the carpet is least used. Above all, keep your rooms sufficiently light, remembering that moths should be numbered among those wicked creature* who “preferdarkness rather than light, because their deeds are evlL” Rjittati chairs which have grown dark and discolored with use may be greatly im­ proved by scrubbing with hot milk and salt, and afterward exposing to the sun and wind till dry. In cleaning your pantry shelves use an­ other “ounce of prevention.’ Sprinkle a mixture of powdered borax and pulverised alum underneath the papers, and you won’t be likely to lie troubled with anta. A remedy highly recommended for the extermination of rats and mice is cornmeal mixed with |>owdered gins*. Spread tbe mixture in their favorite haunts; and it is claimed they will flee from the premise* in an incredibly short time. Bad spot* of oil nr grease upon the car­ pet, which fail to yield to ordinary treat­ ment, may often be removed with buck­ wheat flour and water. Make a stiff bat­ ter, spread upon the spota and allow it to dry. Sometimes more thanoneapplication will be necessary, but ordinarily when the .flour is swept off tho spots will disappear with it. Grease spot* upon wall paper inny be re­ moved with Fuller’s earth. Make a thick paste, spread carefully upon tbe spots, and let it remain for tWfelve hours. Brtuh it off, and if the spot has not entirely dlssppenreii repent the process.—Sura Sedgwick in Good Housekeeping. In the “History of Beverly,” Mass., tho following anecdote is related of a good jus­ tice of the peace In the old colonial times. Ou a cold night in winter n traveler called at his bouse for lodging. The ready hos­ pitality of the justice was about being dis­ played, when the traveler unluckily ut­ tered a word which hi* bort considered profane. Upon this be informed his guest that he was a magistrate, pointed out tho nature of the offense, and explained the necessity of its In-tag expiated by sitting an hour in the stocks. Remonstrance was unavailing, for cus­ tom at that time allowed the magistrate to convict and punish at once, and in this case he acted as accuser, witness, jury, judge and sheriff, all in one. Cold ns it was, our worthy Justice, aided by his sou, conducted the tru*eler to the place of punishment, an open place near the meeting house where the stocks were placed. Here the traveler was confined in the usual manner, the benevolent ew-edtor of the law remaining with him to lieguile the time .of its tedium by edifying conver­ sation. At the expiration of the hour he was recouducted to the house and hospitably en­ tertained till the next morning, when tho traveler departed with, let w> hope, a de­ termination to consider his words more carefully before giving them utterance In the hearing of a conscientious magistrate. —Youth's Companion. \ . It is said that all true sportsmen abhor a pot hunter, and that no gentleman will pot a duck But theyall do it. J.bare done it myself. 1 have seen the best of them sneak-' iug on to decoys, and have had the pleasure of protesting against some of the most blatant taking a shot at mine. A short time ago, in one of my rainbies, I came suddenly upon a fine flock of mallards feed­ ing in a little secluded pond near Columbia slough. Fortunately I was not discovered, and quietly drew back where 1 could study the situation. My imagination cyno to my aid, and I could see the ducks swimming tlrely unconA^ous of my presence aud Lbo impending danger. I observed that by go tag nround U the left 1 could come up be­ hind n little clump of willows within easy rouge of the game. 1 Here was a pudding and no mistake. With the stealthy tread of ti Cat I ap­ proached my unsuspecting victims. I even got down and crawie± I was nearly to the willows, nod peered cautiouslythrough them to make sure. The first thing that met my view was a dog sitting there under it leaning willow on his launches, demure­ ly looking out ore* tbe |>ond. and the next tiling 1 saw wmh man quietly lighting hm pi;*!. To say that I sneaked back and away—clear away from that pond—Is put­ ting it modestly, and Friend H. doe* not know to this day bow near 1 came to pot­ ting hi* stool of decoy ducks.—Forest and Stream. ‘ n*rnutn*» Way nt Getting an “Ad.** One morning tho newspapers announced that grave fennt were entertaiued for the safety of an agent of Barnum’* big show, who had gone to Africa to seek attractions for it io their native lairs. News had come. Lt wns said, that he bail last boen. beard front in a predicament from which rocape wn.s practically Impassible. It was a very sad piece of btudnon altogether. Mr. Barnum was nt n hotel In this city at tbe time, and there n relative of tbe un­ fortunate agent found him entertaining a squad of reporters with a most interesting version of the African tragedy. The caller knew hh man and waited patiently until tho interviewers bail departed. Then be anrirrasly asked for new*. , 1 "Oh. don’t’ be worried," said the show­ man. “Pre just got Intelligence that he’s I safe and sound and will be back here in a teonraeinc tor the farmers. In regular malarious localities there is Some wte«t U telnir Mrs. John Van Horn Is vtaltlnj* her enough of the poison called malaria gener­ ated to produce In all who are not acclimat­ .0 Btetlnte <».« ed regular chills and fever. Pe-ru-ua. in d.e lut week. «nt *>'■ l,r,kr * large doses, will break tbe chill* every fumor front tte neck, ted te I. dnlntt Bootime. In other localities there is just enough malerla poison to make many Ir. telng nble to work ererf d«). people feel Indescribably bad without producing regular, chilly sensations, with flashes of beat and cold, calmmy persplralion aching bones and muscles, bad breath or j “But be ba* a great many friend* here,” SUn.' Oted’ ciliit’terlkln te. rerore^d and stomach. peiiodlesl headache neuralgia. nervousness, sleeplessness, (objected the visitor, “and this report of hi* • stupor and weakness. For this condition from her illness. death will cause them much sorrow.’’ Pc-ru-na is a prompt and positive cure. It Mr. Barnum looked solemn for an in­ rids the system of the poison, build* up stant, and then be chuckled. “Well,"he D. Townsend and Steve y°Ke.,MchJ*r1? the flagging powers, and brings back appe­ exclaimed cheerfully, “just think of this. ry. Meh tested » tev-d tite and sleep. A few weeks’ use of the JyoM.teyl.ttetenteolP.te. wonderful antlmalarial remedy produces Charlie Smillt. of Wheeling, »' • '«-» such an entire renovation and rejuvina- back here alive.”—New York Time*. made friends a short visit here, and now tion of the whole body that the patient feels nfe heavy rope* yon may notice coiled "aETa. C. W.lf. reotter hu> returned as if he was living In another world. For a free book on malarial diseases send jour on deck and nerved through the hawae to ter bteno in Sonlh Bend. Indite. address to the Peruna Medicine Company, boles of ferryboat* are need n* warps to get OnndmUter Younira Columbus. Ohio. h,vr tern vl.lung ten. tevr now retted , Friday afternoon, the Lake bbore car ed to tbeir borne In tbe cast••Gipsy r containing the leading officials 0.VTS0 too. In tte rxenreion .1 tte of that road went through here. There (creed to take a may be -nothing in It." but to many tbe tag the Blip* U «■*! on tte above fact lends coloring to the report that | ground la build a brick house. nknrrh tne lskc onurc the Lake Shore m hi w to ■«»••«>> absorb .» tbe Graad at leant five mluuta* %d. V* °1”’reh I tapid. branch of the Mkblgm. Saturday evening and Sunday. »" �BUSINESS CARbFSCHOOL COLUMN. Questions used at regular examination THEORY AXD ABT. A world of dusky crimsoM, with the white 1. Why should object* be extensively Sor<w petals budding, aud the fragrant blush used in primary teaching? Of the tuoiG* roM»-aa over deepening flush 2. What mental powers arc chiefly Of flowers that wail the love kin of the light. used (a) in Acquiring etauentrry knowledge?, (b) In retaining knowledge? Dead Junes have left -.heir memories. a flower (c) In properly applying knowledge? Prvawd between storinJ leave*, a twist ot graai* ». Of what value art* callstbetile ex­ ercises in school? Of twilight blooms. Oh. love! though youth must pass. 4. Mention two important results to be Life'holds the mem'ry of tluxt golden hour. wcurvd from written work In schools. and —C. A bauifcin in Chambers' Journal. detail good plans for securing these re­ sult*. i Outline a lypieal lesson In geography, “Now, mamma, I”----as you would conduct it, cbooslngjour Thus tbe child began, aud was t>topped fl. To what extent do you prohibit short by her mother. “Lottie, how many times I've told you whispering in school, and why? not to begin with ‘Now.’ It ia ’Now, GRAMMAR. mamma,* ‘Now; I can’t,’ ‘Now, I will,’ 1. Analyze by diagram or otherwise: (a) 1 do not know what be wants; (b) Going Now something or uthpr continually. homo before the regular hour of dismissal Don’t aay It again! The very first time you do I will send you to stand fifteen min­ should not be a frequent occurrence. ute® in the corner.” 2. Write (a) a sentence-in which that Little Lottie knew full well the terrors shall bo used as an adjective*, (b) as a fdaof that punishment. What an eternity it llve pronoun*, (c) as a conjunction: (d) as seemed to her to stand that length of time with her face u> tbe wall, not allowed to You bear ths' boy laughing? You think turn around or speak till told that the time wm out, for always after about three he-‘s all fun. But Uic angels Ungii, too,at thepfiod he minutes she felt sure the fifteen minutes has done; The children laugh loud as they troop at must be passed, and that she, forgotten, must stand there always! So cautious Ix>this call. An d the poor man chat knows him tie retreated with her doll out of mamma’s' laughs loudest ol all. hearing, aud it!being already late in the (a) Which are the principal clauses? (b) day escaped condemnation. Name the subordinate clause®, indicating When the little nightgown had been whether they are adjective, adverbial, or donned and maxima said tenderly, “Now, objective, (b) 1’arae laughing and fun. darling, say your little prayer.” Lottie 4. Illustrate by sentences two different failed to notice ihow the catcher had been uses of whal. nnd explain tbeii use graru- caught on the “Now,” but answered: <1 matically. 3. Name five offices of a noun that a “Lottie! Why not?” clause may perform. <_* ’Cause if 1 say iny - I lay me’ 1 fl. Give syntax of him and man In the must stand In the corner."—Housekeepers* sentence: 1 believe him to be a man want­ Weekly. ____________________ ing in veracity. 7. Name the classes and modifications of verbs, (b) Change the expression. In the manufiicture of furniture it is “One of his friends told him of the ar­ often found that excellent results both iu economy and effect are gained by the ability rangement,’’ to the passive voice. K. Write (a) five nouns that have no to imitate valuable liardwoods. The French plural form; (G)ifive that have do singular artisan is especially skilled in this art, and will produce a surface so like the wood form. V. Write tire possessive singular of the imitated, in texture, density of hue and following pronouns: It, she, I, which, l>oHsh, that man}* expert judgeswill often whosoever, (b) Write tbe principal parts mistake the imitation for tbe natural wood. of the verbs rode, sit, nee. write and c\io»e. Tbe appearance of mahogany is given by 10. Change tbe following to a sentence the following process: Tho surface of tbe having a principal and adverbial clause: wood having been made perfectly smooth, Troy being taken by the Greeks, Juiteas diluted nitrous acid is rubbed in. To a filtered mixture of one and a half came into-Italy. ounces of dragon’s blood, dissolved in a X aKOC.KAPHY. 1. Name a country or locality in which pint of spirits of wine, is added one-third each of the following unimats are found that quantity of carbonate of soda. This native, respectively: Tbe white bear, the gives a very thia liquid, which i« brushed antekipe, tbe armadillo, the camel, the with a soft brush over tho wood. The pro­ cess is repeated; and shortly the wood as­ kangaroo, the tiger, the elephant sumes tbe externa] appearance of mahog­ 2. Name the largest republic of Europe. Locate the greatest grain market; the any. If the composition has been properly strongest fortress. Name four great rnees made tbe surface will resemble an arti­ ot men, and a country in which each is the ficial mirror, and should this brilliancy at any time be impaired, it. can be restored by prevailing race. 3. Define horizon, pole, zenith, orbit, rubbing the surface with n little cold drawn linseed oil.—New York Commer­ solstice, Isothermal lines. cial Advertiser. , 4. ia) Name four states in which coal is found in abundance, (b) What bodies of water does Welland canal connect? A lecturer not so well known as he hopes What nation controls tliat canal? to be always use* a typewriter iu answer­ 5. Name the bodies of water in whi:h the following islands are located, re­ ing letters asking him to lecture. He spectively: Jatmuca, Anticosti, Isle of writes au atrocious hand, but not so blind as to prohibit the possibility of decipherMan, Isle Royale. fl. Name and locate five important •lug it. His explanation of his custom, cities west of the Mississippi river in the however, is extremely practical. • “1 was United Slates and mention some reasons once invited to lecture," he said, “at-a why tlieM' oitles should be located at tht>e place where 1 htvl always, town extremely anxious to sneak. The letter of invitation points. w£b very complimentary, and L answered 7. Name five agricultural and five min­ eral productions of foe United States, and that It would fivt me itosaf delight to speak al such and such a place on such state where each ft produced. aud such a subject on a certain evening. 8. Through What waters woukl you pass in going from Mobile to Baltimore? Imagine my surprise when I received a note regretting that previous engagements mu. OOVTUHtMENT. 1. What legal requirements must oounty would prevent iny speaking ou such and oflicers comply with liefore entering upon such a subject, etc. Since tliat day I have always bad ray replies typewritten, the duties of their offices? and 1 have never found reason to regret 2. What are the iiecessary qualifica­ my reformation.’'—New York Tribune. tions for suffrage? 3. Give the names of five county offices and name some of the duties pertaining to 4. Explain tbe difference between an election by a majority and as election by a plurality. 5. Give the legal qualifications neces­ sary to make a man eligible Cor (a) Presi­ dent of tbe United States; (b) for the office of state senator; (c) for member of the legislature. fl. Ot how many members will tbe next United States senate lie composed? 7. Wbv la ,Uie veto power given Co the governor? ABrrnMETir. I. Write (a) three mrillioq. sixty thousand, seven; (b) a number composed of 5 units of the sixth order. 4 emits of the fifth order, one unit of tbe foarth order and 9 units of tbe seco id order; (c) sixthousand, twenty-tour hundred-thou­ sandths. S. Add 3 and 1-9, (X divided by.vifl) XCVIIL and four and seven hundredtbousandths. 3. State the principles that you would teach In mul’dplicatiou. State two prin­ ciples you would teach iu greatest common divisor. 4. A rectangular field Is SC’-t rods long and 40.875 rods wide. How much wheat will it produce at tbe rate of 20 bushels per acre? 5. A ship’s chroaometer. set at Green­ wich. points to 5 boars 40 minutes, 20 seconds p. m., when tbe sun is on the DMiridlan. what is tbe ship’s longitude? fl. What is the difference between the true and bank discount of RSM for three The list price of oil stoves is $ 15. Statistics of our internal cdmnierct^havb never been accutnudy collected, but it has been estimated that the dometAic produce moved and exchanged in this country dur­ ing WOO amounted in valu«Z to *325,000,000,<M0. The annual rircr commerce of Cin­ cinnati is valued at more than 350,000,000. The tonnage that, passes up aud down the Detroit river annually ia greater than that which enters the port of Liverpool. The number of vessels that enter and clear at Chicago exceeds every year by 7,000 tbe number of those that rnter and dear at New York. The tonnage passing through the Sauli Ste. Marie in 1890 exceeded that passing through tbe great Suex carial by LOOO.OOO tons.—Senator Frye in Forum. K. Iltioniu Louis XIV said to Boileau. on receiving his epistle on tbe passage of the Rhine, “This U fine, and I should praise you more had you praised me leas.’’ The same com­ pliment had beea paid before his day by Queen Margaret—in Heine Margot—to Brantomc. Frederick the Great is reported to have said, in reference to a troublesome assail­ ant, “This man w»nu mo to make a mare tyr of him, but he shall not hare that satisfaction.” Somewhat like, though not identical, was the remark of Vespasian to Demetrius, the cynic, “You do all you can to get me to put you to death, but I don’t kill a dog for barking at me.”—All the Year Round. Women are chosen in France as inspect­ ors of work of women and children in factoriee. Here there 13 rate of commercial dhoount wm allowed? fofty-fiva. They must pasa nn oral and written examination in the test of the laws bearing upon tbe subject, and they amounts to 315V. Find tbe valuation of must prove that they have lived at least five years in the department where they 9. Id bow many days of 10 hours each ar® to serve. They bare 150 establishments will seven men build 30fl rods of wall. If to vfaft in a month, and concerning these 13 men In 11 days of eight hours each they must report to the prefect. They are all sworn in. The salary is about 1,800 10. Find tbe two equal factors tliat francs (8380) a year.—New York Sun. produce 47524. Manistee Catholics are bolding a fair. The West Michigan grape crop will be simply immense. The Howard City woolen mills are again Omnmi* county Is qmnthiasAf peaches. shipping •mmense Work to pregrewing rapidly on tbe new tbe Evansville pump n £ SCKIBNEli. il j(„ ROSES AND MEMORIES. A girl in Kentucky baa recovered, 1300 damages from a steamboat company for naming a Ixstt after her without asking her permission, aud they must rename tbe bosk She took offense at n marine item stating that “Kiltie Marshal took the low­ er chute and run her nose into a planta­ tion. "—Detroit Free Press. ‘What was the cause of tbe revolution- Tbomas Carvalho, the treasury expert, who is said to be th® be* judge of money in the world, was sent to Birmingham, Ata, to testify art nnMpert Inacountermt case. In explaining to the jury tho secret marks which the genuiee silver dollar bears, ho said: “The designer of the stand­ ard silver dollar. Mr. Morgan, stamped the initial ot Lis name in two places on the coin. All genuine standard silver dollars bear one minute letter *M’ stamped on the neck ot the Goddess of Liberty, just at the point where the longest lock of hair crosses* the neck line, and another on the reverse side ot the coin, on the left half of the loop of ribbon tied about the wreath.” Drawing from his pocket a handful of coins be left the witness stand and walked over to the jury box. “If you will look nt these dollars very carefully," said he, "you will observe the marks to which I have alluded.” Hethen distributed tbedoUam among tbe jurors and naked them to ex­ amine vhc coins. After studying awhile, ail but three of the jurors were able to make out tbe minute “M’s.” Then ex­ pert Carvalho smilingly volunteered to point out the secret initials to the three gentlemen whose eyes were not . acute enough to detect them. Taking tbe three coins in his bond hs glanced at them casually. A puzzled look overspread his features; he doeely scru­ tinized tBe dollars, walking/over to the window to get the benefit of a-dearer light. Then be turned to tbe jury and said; “Gen­ tlemen. these coin* well illustrate tbe point I was attempting to impress upon you. They are counterfeits.” Just before entering the court room Mr, Carvalho stepped into a grocery and had a twenty doUnr bill changed in order to get enough dollar* to pass among the jurora. Three ot thtao coins were bogus.—Chicago Mail. Australia today b as far advanced iu civillxation aa any country in the world. The roads are better than any on this conti­ nent; the dally and weekly papers and tbe development ot literature and art are far tn advance of the ago of the colonies or the population. The sew com mo u wealth has all Europe and America as a field in which to trek the improvements of the time and the means to secure them. Its present wealth is almost beyond belief, and its re­ sources are almost incalculable. It produces more than one-fourth of the wool of tbe world—twice as much as the United States. It produces one-half the tin of tbe world, and there is no precious metal that has not Ixs-n found within its domain. Its coal fields on the coast, con­ venient for export to all countries, are in­ exhaustible. The toward and outward shipping of one port alone exceeds 2,500,000 tons per annum, nnd the value of its com­ merce with Great Britain alone exceeds £100,000,000 sterling. Au estimate of the annual industrial productions of the popu­ lation. including both agricultural and mineral wealth, was no less than £05,1X2,000. Its cities also are among the finest of modern times. The public buildings, shops and parks compare favorably with any in j Europe or .Ymerk-a, while the floating palaces of the Peninsula nnd Oriental Steamship company and the Orient Steam­ ship company give weekly communication with the Old World.’ In outdoor sports the Australians excel, and their racing es­ tablishment/* and courses are the wonder nnd admiration of all visitors from abroad. Who has not heurd-flf the champion boat­ men nnd crickpWra of Australia?—Sir K. W. Cameron'in Forum. * Fanny Demand*. * There's n broadly humorous side to tbe book trade. The fun is generally furnished by the ridiculous mistakes people make in the name® of books. A lady sent her maid one day for Annie Thomas' novel of “He Cometh Not, She Said," but the damsel asked for “He Combeth Not HiS Head." The little boy of n prominent divine wont to a shop to procure for his father a relig­ ious book called “Tho Hour Which Com­ eth,” but he Inquired for “The Ben Which Croweth." At the time that Thomas Hardy’s clerqj novel, "A Pair of Blue Eyes,” was nt the height of its popularity, a young assistant in a Iwokmdler’s, who was an new to the business as he was slow of comprehension, when a lady came in and said to'him, very eagerly and inquiringly. “Have you ’A Pair of Blue Eyes?’" blushkigly stam­ mered out, ‘ No, miss; my eynTare black.” One day an errand boy brought up from tbe cellar a trap containing a large rat, just as a well known society belle, wishing to look nt one of Anthony Trollope’s most popular novels, said to the new assistant: “I wont to see’What Will He Do with It?’” "Very well, miss,” was tbe reply; "if you Will walk to-be back part of the shop and look out of the window you will see him drown iL’’—London Tit-Bita. A Complete Apology. A prominent official at Tabreez, in tbe courso of au altercation with nn English gentleman, called his adversary a liar. The result was a challenge which seemed to the Persian preposterous. “I fight?” sold he. “What shall I fight for? I only called him a liar.” "Wen," said the gentleman who took the note to him, "he says yon will have to fight him; there Ls no way of getting outof It. It vrill never do to call an English gen­ tleman u liar.” “But I say I won’t fight.” replied tbe other. “Then you must apologize.” “Apologize! What does lie mean by apol­ ogizing?-’ “Why, take it all back nnd say you are sorry that you called him a liar. That is what it means.” “Is that all?” replied tbe Persian. “Of course I’ll apologise; I’ll say whatever be wishes me to say. I lied when I called him a liar. I am a liar, the son of a liar and tbe grandson of liars. What more docs he want me to say?”—Persia and Persians On a largo dally paper the editor-in-chief has control of everybody on the editorial aud reporting staff, and directs the policy of the paper, though he may do little writ­ ing. The managing editor is his lieuten­ ant, and carries out the ideas of the editor in-chlef, acting more or lets* independently as tbe case may be. “An editor” may mean either one of the men who write editorials or one of tbe men who edit the copy of nportent and other writers. Tbe business manager has charge of the buahjCM de­ partment. devoting his time mainly to matters of advertising and circulation. Ou small papers one man can do tbe work of all, but he will have to sit up nights — Writer. H A‘ B- SAMlST ' XX. rb>«klf.n, .U,j.un__, Call, In city or eountr i,, tTO°pUie**' A»> “r ntel’l. ' to ,la WILLIAM o. Lowiicx? ----------- Office Ot.rjullm ltu.“ atnxt. HMIntx Mu .. “‘ . But, □TUART, KNAI’l’EN * WEAVER? Altoniet'N i«u. Over Hastlig, Ninonu! . . I! ,t >,<... . P a>dHBLIX)S. - ---------A • AUatml and Ileal F_..„k oa „__ ab.u»ci hi-. ,. hxui There’S Arjd bwiks wt;ere miners grope; L.*"*** -------------------- ! E A p- UKAKE, M. !>.,-------------[ Xt FAIRBANK mXsTHE BEST SOAP. jjjaa, rtu n»ta™r... ^^SSANTAGLAUsS0AP.mcH^TGiCo I. D7nd^“'sl'r^^*^“T ui’Sfel1**l"."n',r»“4»"re « M. FOWLER,D.11 g vmce 05» Office hours 8E a, a. w tn,. tto ■ lrt I' W. LOWRY. M. 1^ Infants for and - --------- - ' M.v V. *•'■! Mirgeon. ’J’ri.Cty of treating dHeun of th« Mr1 JI*Rm ’,r“* '"■ Ulou of GlISes.5' “ Uu“ hVU'rAt>-E8 CASTOR 1A Office and residence on Brosdsav b.»,c—_ House.Hastlniw. Mich. ru“'iaJ ftUCowt 0M1TH A CO LG HOVE. ~~ l-awyers. ' (Office In Union block. Ii.iMtnn_i Ifrnqtfm is all th® courts u -*X Children E. KEN ASTON? " ' • * . Atton»*y M Law, {Over J. S. Goodt t;sr t Co.-*- store < Practice!* in all courts of the stab- CouLmm. promptly attending to. - A a roc.'* H. A. Abcsk*. M. D„ I rrW‘rn~’ U1 *>. QxtortRL. Brooklyn. X.Y. I WkSoui taJurl R. TIMMERMAN. H"iuo’paU:lc L'y. sleian and Surgeon. KOflee OVT Lathrop's drug store.) P • ROBERTSON HOUSE, F. BRODESSEH, 1‘rtfprirttr, Cor. Jefftrsan and Court Su„ H*»tlnp. iki Rates, Si.00 per Day. This Bouse l« new. sit!, ptcManl rooms. n« patronage of the p::t>!ir i\rr>;>tr:fu!lt s-ihdM, "Some liveS^ Morsi shoes the more worn-^V^J^-the brighter^ Busy.wixJes who use SAP0LIO • never seem to grow old.Try & c&keA complete wreck of domestic happiness boa often resulted from badly washed diahoe, from an unclean kitchen, or from trifles which seemed light ns air. But by these things a man often judges of his wife's devotion to her family, and charges her with general neglect when he finds her careless in these particulars. Many a home owes a larg® part of its. thrifty neatness and its consequent happiness to BAPOL1O. Vuu orderc<L-1ta f AW. HEAL ESTATE ANDCOLLECTING OFFICE OF Notary i’tibiic, Wooilaiid, Mich. ■' M. burnt. Justice <ff (he Peace. Hastings City Bank, ItaatingN. Mich. CAPITAL S75.OOO.O3 Still’Ll s F;.ihm..jjii. Incorporated under the laws of tbe 8itti ot Michigan. Open for business Dee. t&.tNk. . officers: D. G. Robfn'nn. President; ' Chester Messer, Vice. Pres. I). W. Csihltr. Dan W. Reynold *. D. G. Robinson. John Carvrth, Chester Messer. P. T. Colgrov*. Interest raid on tbred^><»l:s aod a tcttrzl Banking Buoness Traniwu'ira. j YOU WISH CHICAGO A- WEST MICHIGAN Ry. U £v Grand Rapid* £»• Chicago. ................ indlananoiiv........... Benton Harbor ... St- Joseph traverse City Muskegon................ Nnnlstre.................. Advertise Anything 40 Oil -1 • -I l.V’.ll jO Ottawa Ife-vl. ♦Week days. •Everyday ’ E'WP* !%“rtU* 10:Oo a. m.- has rhrutu.!: chair car to (.hlrata No exrra charge for m-»u. 1 *15 p. in. run* through to < ur:*s> w!H «•» Wagoer buffet car. sea:-r.7it52 J P- m has through tree chair car to Anywhere sleeping car through roCMcara. and deeper to iDdianapob' via Henton Harbor. 11'30 p m has Wagner sleeping car to Trvwse Cc^o P. tn. connect-; M Ht,Joseph«itk«r*» & Morton** steamer forChlraso. etroit, lansing Any time D Geo. P. A NORTHERN X. .... LnaveGruixl BapidTfirT. < Detroit hod East................. ........................ WRITE TO tf&ai:::::::::: , «-g, -i! j Rowell & " » ■»“* “f No. io Spruce Street, Ihnx.au to l«n« -u. e* NEW YORK. rar, seats 2?. cents <..ta>w«e»US** 7M A. n-. ban parior ear to.. i-n|OT For ticket' and infoiinatiro *PP’? KWatac ,7„>„ MOKTGAGK SA^M* SHOKE ED. POWERJ’ NO. 35. ALWAYS THE SAME — dLWflT^ THE BEST IN THE vinx been m»<ft PHOBA1E ORDER. ' ! Michigan, County of Brnty-m. e niutv of Barry, holdin.at tne Avbat? SETS 3 Pmm J 1 Go wld«h inorU-a-’v ’’'fT.htae citr of Hsatlnes. la stdd ooonty. ou IXdkajttwdaieXn «« ?Ky °r Auxu'rt- in the 1 thirteen hundred etehiy "L”' Jnonirt thousand eicht hundred and ninety ooe . ,^«td mofwa» Charles W. Arauiroug, Judge sf itaHtBDtaMntu thirty five dollars P™v for M“J and no suit or ■€ tasdtuJcd to r cover th eW .32" r?lll,V,£5 <m°»,b* petition, duly verl- mortgage or sny part .J? LnudnedttRg »>d Oedof John F. Bowira. praying that a certain rlrtueofth® po*«r of 8 ’S.JX instrument now on file fa this court purporting inortezstc and the•**“*?*MFddzf ------ ..u. . ... .,.u ivmniin'.v «u ur ncgrtSed. notice h herrI’>.£l'en. n jk>i. SMLn.‘M>.IUe Prtibnte and that MmlntMratloa of said estate may be granted to □Stork in the forenoon £«*«•Bowles, the mentor named tn said public auction la trout do« of tbe court £«* ’0 Haatittos. Barrv cixiht). MivUiK . f mmr S^Se where th- ciroub wU MWlgped for the heoringol county Is boMen) ti»* ”'T,rn.|irr,lif -MM thirty fire dol!*r< a* pn ' ‘ The elephant'a jaw, nut being intended for biting but for grinding vegetable food, rest of the akulL Although enormously heavy it has only a small articulation con- --_____ OB'— In bul.l u^,'rr. nl ffiT! nva no gillaspie n„vir»ge I UIWI luvil -s- •■"—- **, „[ urfthUI the north east Xn; west w tows three «»•>«*» of ^155^ ieM accord**- asgaar.asiUw’-"-.. _ _ >rt*vin tersro- _ ___ �• ask year •ecare the MRS. Tho Chicago Wheat Mahket Rushes ’ and “Slumps.” A w. •Mtus* WHY IS THE X L. DOUCLAS bapid TOUSLE OF TWELVE oejts - -- ---- • *•« " oi w neat—A Bright OutluAV for the Husbandman Figured by an A -rlc-ulturBl Journal. POLy is DEAD. Nashville, Aug. 15.—Surrounded by a few loving friends and relative* Mr*. J'onasK. Polk, relirt of tbe eleventh presi­ dent of thu United States, departed this life at 7:80 o’clock y-Mtcrday morning peacefully and quietly In tbe full poaaession other mental faculties. Mr*. Polk had been in perfect health unLil last Wednesday evening, when' on returning from n short drive she wn* taken sudden­ ly ill. Iron? which she never rallied. THIRTEEN CORPSES BM3E BALL SCORES. The Awful Sequel oi a Brook­ lyn Excursion. Chicago,-Aug. 11—Following are tba score* at the national game made by League club* yre’irday: At New YorkNew York, 2: Chicago, 0. At BostonPittsburg, 5; Boston, 13. At BrooklynBrooklyn, 8: Cincinnati. 0, At Philadel­ phia—Philadelphia, 3; Cleveland. L Association: At Columbus—Columba^ 2; Athletic, 5 At Cincinnati—Cincinnati, I; Boston, 0. At Louisville— Louisville, 1Jlaltlmorc. 2. At St. Louis- St. Louis, 8;w ashington, A Chicago, Aug. 13.—Yesterday’* Leagu* base boll playing restiltedia the following record: Al New York-New York, 8; Chi­ cago, 2. At Boston—Boston, 7; PilUborfc A At Philadelphia— Philadelphia, 9; Cleveland, 3. Brooklyn-Cincinnati game postponed—rain. Association: At St. Louis-St. Louis, T; Washington, 5. 'At Louisville—Louisville, 8; Baltimore, 0. At Columbus—Coins* bus, 4; Athletic, 2. At Cincinnati—Cin­ cinnati, 7; Boston, 2. Chicago, Aug. 14 —Following is the record of League base ball playing yester­ day: At Boston—Boston, 5; Cleveland, fl, At New York—New York, 4; Cincinnati, 7. At Brooklyn—Brooklyn, 1; Chicago, & At Philadelphia—Philadelphia, 7; Pitts­ burg, 0. Association: At Cincinnati—Cincinnati, Ip Boston, 7. At St. Louis—SL Louis, 11; Washington, 5. At Louisville—Louis­ ville. 1; Baltimore, 2. At Ckdumbus— Columbus, 6; Athletic, G. Chicago, Aug. 15.—Score* of league clubs nt ba*e ball yesterday wore as fol­ lows; At New York—New York. 2; Cin­ cinnati, I. At Brooklyn—Chicago, 8; Brooklyn. 10. At Boston—Boston, 5; Cleveland, 2. At Philadelphia—Phila­ delphia. 11; Pittsburg, 2. No Association gaiut-M played. Following are Saturday’s league scores; At Brooklyn—Chicago 6, Brooklyn, 3. At New York—New York. 4; Cincinnati, 4— called, darkness At Philadelphia—Phil* adelpbia, 4; Pittsburg, 2. Boston-Cleve­ land game postponed—rale. Association: At Washington — Wash­ ington. 8; Athletic 6. At St. I/ouis—3U Louis, 7; Cincinnati, 3. At Iwouisvill*— Louisville, 7; Columbus, 8. Boston-Balttmora game prevented by rain. (Sunday) At Louisville— Louisville, 11; Columbus, 5. At St. Louis—St. Ijouis, 8; Cincin­ nati, 0. Chicago, Aug. Id—Following are given yesterday's League base ball scores: At New York—New York, 0; Boston, 3. At Philadelphia—Philadelphia, 8; Brooklyn, € At Pittsburg—Pittsburg. 1; Chicago, । 2. At Cincinnati—Cincinnati, 3; Cleve­ land, 2 Association: At Boston—Boston, 9; Bal­ timore, 3. At Washington—Washington, 9; Athletic, 8. At Louisville—Coumboa,' 7; Ixjuisville, 11. VICTIMS or A SUDDEjF T0RNAL0.J Chicago, Aug. lb.—Within three-quar­ Had she livtsd until tho fourth of Midst of * Howling* Mtoru»—Festivity ters of an hour after the board of trade, September next, she would have been opened for businros yesterday December eighteen years beyond the allotted time of New York. Aug. IX—Thirteen persons wheat boomed to *1.15, nnd the excite­ three score and tcu. The cause of her death was simply exhaustion resulting from old were killed outright and thirty mor* were ment of Saturday, when the cereal touched age. The bells throughout the city were injured at Coldspring Harbor at 4 o’clock 81.0B, was rvjK-atcd with even greater en­ tolled and sympathy and regret are beard 00 iienuli yesterday afternoon. They were just clear­ S. .O ,‘r.piAl* Fn-uch ergy. As on Saturday, there were uo fail­ from the mi<s«es of jieople ns they gaze toaiaxM. ing the dock on an excursion barge to re­ ure* reported, but tbe losings were very upon the bulletin announcing the demise turn to Brooklyn when the vesaci was heavy iu ninny coses. Drec^bcr opened of this honored and beloved lady, who struck by a ’ heavy squall nnd dnabed bJ)runk,,nneM’ 801 cured by mt 81.06X- Tbe advance was pretty steady spent her years among the people she Dr. Miles’ Restonttivo Nervine, discovered until *1.15 was reached, but a reaction set loved so well, nnd who respected her as against the dock. It was In tbe midst qf a terrible thunderstorm, tbe waves ran by the eminent Indiana Special!** In ner­ in, aud it rapidly sold down to 8L<KL one uf the noblest of her sex. high, and some people think that the mast vous disease*. It does not contain opiate* Then it advanced again to 81-06, nnd stayed Frsoldant PalktoQueer Will. S2.’" ' President Polk left one ot tho queerest of the barge ou which the people were or dangerous drug*. Fine book of great there. U w-os said that not a man on tho will* that was ever left to I e probated by killed was struck by lightning. This to pR“ druggist#. board hail made a rent, and that many an lutelligeht man. 52.-' ; Dr. Miles’ Medical CoM Elkhart, Ind. Evitytbing was not known, however. All was excitement now have their entire fortune* nt stake, i given to Lin wife, and at her death to be and confusion. Women and children were TRIAL. BOTTLE FREE so that the next few*days' development turned over “to the most deserving mem­ Boys’" are looked for with feverish interest. v ber of tbe family bearing the name >f running about and screamiug with fright -M-wrd tone. br«t <tj l!*h; c.|uxl» Frrach Tbe sky was dark and threatening, and Ladies A Remarkably Erratic Market. Polk,” the decision to be made by the a heavy sea was running when the upper There were no less than sixty-tvpfluctu­ state k-gialalure. The nearest relative 1 MORTG AGE NAl.t. ations in the price ot wheat during the i until recently was State Treasurer Polk, deck ot tho imrge fell with a crash upon Default havlug been made iu the condition of day. a condition that has never before pre­ 1 of Tennessee, to whom it was supposed J the crowd-beucath. Thirteen persons lay » eertaln mortgage made by John Hmilh to dead upon tho deck when the wreckage Char I re M. douchtalln and Aurilta M vailed, not even during the smashing ot the estate would go. Houghtalln dMed”Tanu»ry rlAth A I? t", the most notorious corners. A “rush" (as was cleared away, and upward ot thirty Ill* Only Drocendaiit a Ttilcf. and recorded In the ottk-r of fl)0 Hrgisl r <>t the upward turn is called) of 6 cents and more were severely injured. Others are It wi(l be remembered that a few years Deeds lur Harry county. Michigan on the eighth dar of January A. D. 18*1 ia liter 24 of ruort a “slump” (ns the dowu grade is termed) ngo he became a defaulter to a large supposed to have fallen into the waler, ngromiimge H» which said mortgageVasdulv of 1J rents in one day is something here­ assigned by th- said Charie* w liougtitalin tofore uuheard of. One ot the most re­ amount nnd fled thu country. Anally dy­ but up to 9 o’clock last night no bodies ing in Mexico. His dishonest) cut him hat* been washed ashore or recovered. and Amilla M. lioughialiii by asognmeui bear­ ing date the slvlreuth dav of February A D markable conditions in connection with nnd his family off, nnd just how the . made In the condition* in ub-by George Mtlks. I’M and recorded in Uw office nt Mid Itcgistrr- the tremendous fluctuations is that there matter will be^ettled to now a mystery. of Deed* for Barry county. Mtehinn. on the । has not been a breath of suspicion in re­ There nre no other deserving members of Thu excursion was sent out by thu large , • ■ •IHnii-l Sulker • : Aviltirtli. A. D. W7S. slxterntb day q| Februarv A. D. ls*4 In hbertS gard to the financial solidity of any house thu family bearing the Polk triune, nnd dry goods house ot Hainer, of Brooklyn, J.rto WW '• Daniel Sinker, :!:<• ..ill.r of tbe I'.csSUVol ‘.’f. < »unty. Mirhigan, on Vt illlani I*. Sidnam and William II Hare, the i operating on the l>onrd. Thin is in part naw that Mrs. Polk is dead Luu courts for the benefit of its employes, but many Aiblon College Kndowment Fund committee. explained that . enormous will have to decide the matter, it to uot other persons took' advantage oftthe excur­ ay ■>! Novcintrar A. D. On which .ntrtg^ tta-re ta^tai^ to j. by the factth/i .< Mortgage*. <»n page 5*. at the date <>t this notice the sum of twenty- L o “ t Ucl>°*u<?d ,n the Imuling banks believed that the document will stand a sion to go along. In all there were about • !: -r- i» claimed to tw due hundred thirteen and twentv five mie n »h»pc »f margins. legal test. Mr*. ,'ti.-eth» *111.1 of one huu- seven all oi uf wnom whom nre resit -i <----- . Polk . hod . lived on a pen * ­ I। 250 persons, per80"*, nearly an resthundredth* dollar* sad an attorney f<e of fifty h,Xmpn h« ! dents of Brooklyn and Williamsburg, Immense bums Iu Slargina. . .! f.aty i*io liundreths dollars, dollars provided for In said mortgage and no , । .- •( iwe*t}-fi*e iteliam husband 6 estate having hnvim. loam l>»«.n nearly n»><rtv all n!l ____ . . . . . Mr. ChattcH, of the Illinois Trust and husband's or priMWIlnu at law hav.tig been iusUtut Tbe excursion had two barges which Iw <niortjtece, ami no suit or suit lost during tho war. e«l to recover tbe debt secured by said mort Saving* bank, stated that his iustltntiou .» hinting r evil imtituSrd to or atij pari tb«*rr<d Thu renn In* of Mrs. Polk will be in­ longed to Mild’s Excursion company, and - irrd by said mortgage or •gage Therefore by virtue ot ,~-v. w. «... terred in the tuinb of her'hdibMid. on th” were towed by a large tug. The excursion In Mid mortgage nnd tbe statute in The Corn Exchange bank is known to lawu of the Polk place this city, to . \ irtur of the power ot sale contained left Brooklyn early in the morning and hold even a larger amount, and theUolon, such ease made and provided notice i* herebv . ■ >rt>; • .<• amt the *Utate In given that on Friday I he second day of October morrow morning at 9 o’clock. Services u. i pr-wtiled, notice l« hereby A D. 1MU at ten o'clock iu tbe foramxin of Northwestern. Continental, and First Na­ will be held nt the bouse, Rev*. JfcNeUly. arrived at Coldspring Harbor about noon. !. ., tii* M-t-.»iid day ot Octo The boat* had barely , put off from the tional bank* nr? said to be heavy bolder* said dav. v e the undersigned will sell at public Steele and Tupton officialing. : ii •I i-lock in tbe forenoon. auction to the highest b dder al the north front of margins. A rather coiuwrv.it:ve oper­ dock on the return trip when the acci­ .. .- auftion to the tnclirst bid­ door of the court bouse in the City of lia.Mii>K*. ator places the amount of mat gins held by : (t.sirof the court house dent happened. Among those killed was JAMES RUSSELL LOWELL DEAD. Barry county. Michigan, (that being the place . H»rry (.'o’mty. Midi . where the circuit court for Barry county is the various hank* ut not less than 810,0X1,tbe pilot of the barge. When tbe confu­ be citeu:t court for tbe premises described in Mid mort­ 0)0. This Immense sum is nearly three sion had subsided the superintendent of .» i.ubtin. the pnntiiww d«s- balden) or so much thereof as may bo neeessaBv limes the amount of margins usually put . .. • orsoteu-ii thereof as gage Gelier's establishment made arrange pay tbe amount due o.v said mortgage with । up. At tlie usual rate of margin*, from •I P »y Uie amount due on to C amiiIUPGE, Mass.. Aug. 12. — James meats for sending the killed and injured seven per eeut. Interest ttiereon and all legal i . ;.-n |»er rent. Interest co*tS the almost Russell Lowell, thu great American poet to their home* iu Brooklyn, and the ^v..n. with ....... ... ,cw o. u..j to 10 10 cents, this would mean tbe together *11 attonicv fee of fifty :• •’ tog ether with an dollars therein. The Tbe nremlv* premise* incredible quantity of 135.0lX).U<> busbcls and diplomat, died at 2:l(vo’clock this bo lie* of the thirteen person* who were ; .-:>ty-ako dollar* provided dollar' as provided tben-ln. described in said irnwime as all that involved in tbe vartou* treading deals, bat .... । i>.p- lieing deflenberf In bring killed were brought to Brooklyn on a boat morning. He was born ia this city Feb. certain piece or parcel ot laud situate in the t_ ■ .4 ii! !! ..m certain ptec-< or Township of Baltimore in tbe County of Item ,u timra like the prerent higher margins 23,1819, graduated at Harvard college in which landed at the foot of North Sixth ti- r the town of Hope. State of Mlrliigan and dreenbed as follow* are asked. Thu*, for instance, yesterday street, Williamsburg. !;»rn aud state of Michigan, and in IS33, aud studied ’ ' law, but soon aban­ ip-wii-. Tiie inecnM nan of oi the inr north nonn west quarter ,. margins of 20 and even » cent* were reto-witei*»t half f.ili.irt*’ to wit: t'ouiiuenc- <11 statement of Captain Gibbons. *rrl!.M! ... . section number fourteen In lit tnwn.hin. township num. num­ 1 doned law for lit­ ■ w.;:h ■•£ the south east eor- of two north range number cijdit nr-t con quired iu several cases. Captain John Gibbon*, tho commander by Simon hkl'affrev to ber erature. Before Still, the volume uf business done yes eighty acres of land be the uune more or of the Crystal Spring, told tbe following . av>.( running south three talnin# less. Said mortgage was given to secure the leaving college be story of the catastrophe: “I was standing • r .trteeuand one third rods. payment of a part of the purchase price of the terday was enormous, as is indicated by information gained in the board of trade ••• : i*. thence east thirteen published a doss on tbe upper deck of tbe steamer, ready to above <lrscnl*d premises. ■ bt * p are of beginning, and said clearinghouse. The clearings amounted Bated July Sth. J*st. poem. A volume go Into the pilot bouse. It was about 5 a- the mrth east corner of the Da.XlKLitTRtKr.R. ) to nearly 81,000,000 and tbe <-a*b balances . ri l. aud niuniug west to wllhof m isccllaneou.s o'clock and all tho pooscugers had come to urarly *400,n00. which indicates an un­ hi;! pnpfi. tiit’iicc north three I uenut entitled “A abokrd. Black clouds were coming rapid­ sis. •' -uue east to the road. precedented volume of business. The gist The Albion College Rudowment Fund Com­ ly from the west and I feared a heavy il>'- .'iiif beginning, ail on Year’s Life," ap­ mittee. Avslgnees of Mintgaxr. of observation made by several of tbe storm, so concluded not to start just then. urt co: the nortli cast *u*r- Daxiki. Htrikkb. Attorney for Awlgneesetc. peared in 1841; a The storm showed sign* ot jiaasiug to tho more prominent brokers concerning the r’s !. .-1u Lown, two tg; aorth big "slump" from 8L15 to 81.03 within an new collection con- south uf us and we concluded to start. 1 hour is that the foreign holders ot Wheat uiininga “Legend went into tM pilot house, rang tbe bell to began selling when the 81 10 mark was of Britiany, “Pro- start and took hold of the wheel. Then struck.' They could make more money by methens^andoth- there came a most awful gale from tbe selling nt such rate t han by holding on to ______ ''rs- 1,1 “Coo- west. There was a roaring aud rushing LOWKLL. the sluff and carrying It along for con­ that fairly deafeued me; a sudden heavy versation* on Some of the Old Poets," con­ —n made in the payment of i sumption. downpour of rain and a flash of lightning, taining h scries of-well studied criticisms folioweil by a terrific peal of thunder that . . «*-r»aib real c»Ule mort-1 u’ru by Obel B. bpaldimg I l»th in prose nnd verse, giving indications sounded as if the earth was being rent The excitement was not confined to the ■* mldmic bis wife, mortirsgnr*. | of Mr. Lowell's interest in the various po ­ asunder. wheat pit. It qulcklv spread to corn and '.-t* murttmi/y «.»ted iMcrtn. . and rerefded la the office | rye. Corn was as much excited ns wheat litical and philanthropic questions of the NUKTH. • -d* ot P. trrv i-mintv. Michi- I Kalamazoo Lv... without anything to especially affect iL day, nnd of Lis attachment to those prin­ “It seemed to me as 1 looked out that we ciples of which he hasslneu been the chain ­ East Cooper The fluctuation reflected tbe wild spirit of were In tbe center of a cyclone, which Richland J unci. speculation which ha* attacked the board pion, came out in 1845. Cressey Toward tbe cluse of 1874 Mr. Ix>well struck tbe steamer just aft of the port with hondtadown. August corn jumped bow. It twisted off t tie flag staff, tore Mito ....................... .id vt tin <| to i».- paid by said Crookeil Lake.... from (M.1-* to 71 rents within the first half was offered the post of minister to Russia, down the awnings and two ot tbe heavy I riii"i;»:U and Irtercst, and hour of the trade and then dropjn*d back which he d<-cliued, but in 1877 accepted stanchions, splitting the deck open. Then » to !>e Jar and unpaid I Deltoa.................. Ctoverdale that of minister to Spain, from which he ..nd urn note accompanying I to u) cents. September corn also took a it caught the barge. There was a terrific . .te<.f m« notice, the sum of Shultz jutiip nnd landed on the C8 rent notch and was transferred in 18SU to that of minister crashing of timber*, and the air ws* full J sixty six dollars and thirty I f|ASTIXU>*....... . .. to (Treat Britain. On the change of ad­ then took a tumble anti fell to 63?{c. Rye of flying wood. 1 was so stunned for an ■ '••r principal and accrued ; Coats Grove ministration in 1885 he resigned this posi•'j : "r proceeding* at law or in | Woodland fluttered about until it was difficult to instant that I could not move. Recover­ . or t .kru tooollect k'-vp track of iL It was up and down be- tlon nnd returned to the United States. ing, 1 grabbed an ax that I kept in the part tb'-reof. now therefore I Wojidburv ■£ — Veeeu »1.06aud 81.10 throughout tbe «•*pilot house and rushed out. The air was . given. iti.u lit virtue of the LttPdmt............ MISSISSIPPI VALLEY OARSMEN. son. This simply tends to show the . .i n.nrtro-* cn.-itained, and Detroit full of the cries suf the wounded. Those I.* and provided, on I who were uot wounded were in a terrible character uf the luarket. ■»brr A. D. !«'■. al state of panic. 1 began to cut away tbe ... .. ...at the north front' timbers and take out the injured. All we Hirn cavity court bouse, in tbe Detboit, Aug. 14.—Everything in con­ got out who are now dead were dead when / Hirrv conntr, Michigan, ilhst | New York, Aug. 18—The wheat tear nection with the second day of the Mls.*i»- they were extricated. One little girl cried iw'diruune orcult court forth* k*t continued in an excited condition yes­ -■Mtro »rry'. ‘u which said county said aippi Valley-Amateur Rowing nssneia- piteously: ‘Save me; save me! But l>s>. »irj. there will be sold s* pub- Kalamazoo Ar. . terday and the dealers on the New York tion’s annual regatta was better than on fore I could reach her she was .dead. to tor highest bidder, th* K**tC«o|<rr Lv . Produce exchange are keeping n clpse • • rtficd iu said mortgage Richland Janet. Wednesday. The weather was warm and Many jumped overboard, and were rescued watch upon tbe oituation in Chicago. ■ • th- ansrnut due vu said ruort- Cressey desirable, the course was smooth and tho by Francis Radley, whom we keep in a • ■ ■*. aiteiM»er eeut. |>er anuum. Mito Visitors to the gallery of tbe Produce ex­ llfelioat alongside in case of accident. I i- • uU expenses of this foreclosure. Crooked Lake.... change in the morning looked down on an breeze was much lighter, the attendance took 90 to Astoria, many of whom were . -i . ling an attorney tec of Delton anxious croud before the gong sounded was larger and the rowing mure spirited. injured, though not seriously." • -ir* a* pre*hied for tu said mort­ Cloverdale -.- mowed by taw ; said premise* be­ ShnlL’................... Among tbe dbitinguished jicoplc who saw for tbe opening of tbe market. Reports ' in *««d mnvgize a* follow* lo wit: from Chicago, London, Liverpool, nnd the racing was Cardinal Gibltons, who ar­ ■ cn mere or parcel of laud Irlftg and Hastings........... The bodies ot the peopie whoae liven Paris indicated an excited feeding nnd ad­ rived on the steam yacht Vita just in lowntblu ot Assyris. County of Coats c.rove ■were lost were brought to the foot of t ** ■:-of Michigan, and known and vances over Saturday's prices, and the time to sec the last race, s Woodland • •' •!-»<* tv wit. the east half of the Woodburv .... Tho winners were as follows: Single South Fifth street, Brooklyn, ou the younger brokers were predicting that the . • ir r wctlon twenty (») town steamer Tolchester. Ambulances were Via D. L. A exchange would make a record. But with­ sculls, Edward Durnau, Sunnyside row­ m.d roup- *-reu (7> west, rouialnLanstng.............. . ri-* of laud more or less. in five minutes after the opening the ex­ ing club, Toronto; time, lO^DX- Durnau waitiug, and the bodies of thirteen men, Detroli— citement began to decrease and.prices be­ is Edward Ilanlau's cousin. Pair oars, F, women and children were carried to the No^P&Omu|,B« win not carry passengers notes* gan to fall little by little. By 11:10 o’clock D. Standtoh and Frank A. Lyon, fetroit; Fifth precinct station bouse. Coroner ^lS?tT»?U’S? tbe following changes were noted: De time, 10:15. Double sculls, A. Cameron Lindsay was mimmoaed. .■*iii.r.mH,Battle Creek. M»ch. The following have been identified: tor mortgagee. of the company, who reserve the right to chang cember, «.!«X. H-l's ImJi. *1-15, 81.14tf, and IL Curran, Bayside club. Toronto: Ite Um. of ,uch 81-14; September, 81.14, *; 13s-;. *1.12. *1.13; time, 10:19^'. Senior four oars. Wolverine Mrs Kate Fallon, aged 40, and her 7-yearold daughter Kate; Miss Goetx, aged 18; May. 81.10* 81.18X1 January. 81 l&K. 81.15. club, Detroit; time, 9;14’s. Burge race, IL C. I’OTTXM. Genl P & T. Art. MORTGAGE SALE. Robert Shuler, pilot of tbe barge; Kate September corn opened nt 73X'c. There three quarter mile daih, Modoc club, SL - ig been made in the payment Kam*, aged 4; Llxxie Schrenhut. aged 9; was no talk about rye, and little interest Louis; time, 4:33s . certain re*! estate mortgage, PARENTS—Give your r'llldr*^.fnu°W££5.r DkYHOIT, Aug. 15.—Thu Northwestern Caroline Prince, ngvd 52: Mr*. Liverfluk, ited by Dhel B. MpaldiUK. and of book keeping, shorthand, typewriting, telefc was taken in corn. Every brbker in the aged 33; Henry Hoffman: Otto Fallon, 18 - ’ ;i".g bl* w.fe. mort{score, to Rowing association beganaita regatta yes­ exchange was about the wheat pit. months: Uenry Randijll. The station ’•! I -rt* mortgagee. Gated February yapby. eti. terday. The races were well contested. bouse where the bodies were taken was 1 (-Land recorded in Uic office of WILL BE THE GRANGERS ’ YEAR. row them । Edward Durnan, of Toronto, won the surrounded last nigbt by crowds ot peodi-ed*ot Birryeountv, MicbtKan Than Monty. '. !•. ik.. at 17»o'clock In the after­ singles in 10:12. The first beat of the four people, aud the ncvn«M were heartrendingWueatett ” mattJwGn»nd Rapid* [Mlch-1 . rliof mortxiU"* on psge 610; by oitrs wo* won by the M'esterns, of St. • t‘.»r newer of sale In sold luortLouis, in 9:.V>, and the M.*c«nd beat by tbe ’ > n-. bas Income opvrathe a* to the Nrw Yons, Aug. .8.—The American Wyandotte* iu 9:46. The/latter also won ■ secured to be paid by saal mort- OIUW.M1. VUllU*. CHICAGO, Aug. 15.—Inspector Stuart re­ S Parish, success->r to < <»■ swensiwrg «.rii,elpal and interest, aud whereas Agriculturist is decidedly sanguine os tn the third heat iu 9;(£>\. The Modoc club ceived information yesterday that Ix>uto MAUnedto be now due and unpaid on the i ’ KOBATK ORDER. tbe prospect this year for the granger. It won the pair oars in 10:85. The Owash- F. Mortimer, the swindling manager of -•.weand tbe note accompanying the of Bar»y-ss. •. >!.de of Um, notice, tbe sum of four State At of a Michigan, session ofCounty the Probate Court for the* roti mates the corn crop this year at 2,OOO.­ tanongs had a walkover for tho double tbe National Saving*, Loan and Building . i:id thirteen dollar* aud eighty four "r principal and accraed interest, and County of finrry holden at tbe Probate Office, OOO, 000 bnsbels, which, it says, will sell at sculls; time. 10:23. In the four-oared gig Association of North America, bad reached ■ *um of tour dollar* and fifty cents In the air of Hastings. In aaid county, on 50 cents per bushel; wheat. 300,000,000 race tbe Wolverines won; time, 9:35. I Canada in safety. When the president Friday, the 51st day of July, In tbe year bushels at 81, and oats 022.000,000 bushels aren--r paid bv said mortgagee on the Detroit, Aug. 17.—The winners on thb ।—------------ —-------------thousand eight hundred and ulnety one. 1» duot <b« Xonb-clern Amwe„ I] and .»d vice Tta president pr-ldent o of <1» w«. '>u oald pretnimM, a* he wav sutbor- one Present, Charles W. Armstrong. Judge of at 40 cent*. On this basis it figures that " > tn said mortgage, making In ail tbe I arrested Inspector tbe farmers of the country will receive for Bowing ™od«lon w.r. - Wl<m« ’ - ir hundred and eighteen dollars and Probate.Tn the matter of the estate of Sarah these crops *450,000,000 more than they did Kantor n»ir n*n Modoc-* 10-42- Mince I warrant for Mortlr Mortimers arrest and. disWcents, and no suit or proceedings at :• • •luity having been Instituted sr lakes Linkletter, deceased.executor of said estate, J. O. LlDkletter. far those of I HO I S'’'11"" «“• '» aiimuj.*?? y.. «>d • t the same or any part thereof, now into-court and represents that hr Is pre­ '■ rxjtire is hereby given that by virtue comes pared to file hi* final account as such executor noner of sate In said mortgage contained. and Bay»ide»,_ h'^^i. ten-osred^barge.^ W oi thence to Canada by way of Burlington. prays tbe same in iy be allowed and ho ■ -tatute in sueb caws made and provided Sr. J>UL, Aug. IS.—Harvesting I* well verlues, 9:22. Edward Hanlan. tig.- ex­ VL, closely pursued by Gardner. Morti­ from said lni«t. -nty th'.ni day of October A. D. 1801. discharged Thereunsn it isbls' ordered, tlj.n Friday the 2Bth -i w'cluek Iu the forenoon, at tbe north day of September. A. D. l«n. at ten o’clock la under way all over tbs northwest, and tbe champion oarsman, was present, and was mer's father has not been beard from. "T of in* Bsrry county eoart bouse, in the forenoen. he aralgned for tho bearing of sold promise of a big crop is becoming more enthusiastically received, especially as his he • ny ot Hasting*, ferry ooaav. NMtfeM, petition, and that the heirs at lawofsslddcceas- and more aspunxL Instead of averaging nephew, Edward Durnau, ha* won in 'v. * ing tbe plaee where the clretet eourt ed. and all other persons Interested In said • -_.d rountyof Barry Is held). In which said estate, are required to appear at a session of fifteen to twenty .bushels pi-r acre, wheat every ev«it he has taken part in, and Tallahahkkk, Fla., Aug. 17.—Police­ ' • • *«id iiremises are situated, there will be said court, then to be holden at the Probate is turning out from twenty-five to thirty gives promise of being a wonder at single man II. J. Pintoa, of thia city, has re­ • | i-uhlfe auction ar vendue to the highest office, in the city of Hastings, in Mid count?, bushels. Other grains are close to wheat, scull*. signed for the purpose of devoting himself tbe preuu*e*de*c.-it>ed ia the srtd mort- and show cause. Ifany there be. why the prayer K»-pay and satisfy the amount du* on said of the petitioner may not tie-granted. And oats especially earning out well. There is Klopad with a Negro. to the capture, dead or alive, of Harmon HortCKxe. with isterert at seven per eent. per it Is further ordered, that said petitioner give great trouble being experienced for labor Kixgston, N. Y., Aug. 17.—Marblotown, Murray, tbe negro desperado and murder­ annum, and Um costs and expenses of sold lore- nonce to the persons interested in said estate, to care for tbe immense crop, and the rail­ chMure allowed by law including an aUoruey of the pendency ot said petition, and the hear near thia city, to agitated over tbe elope- er, and thus win a 83.500 reward. Murray -Heen dollars provided for in said mort- ing thereof by causing * copy of this order to be roads are hard at work preparing to meat and marriage of Mary Shaw ■ L~J ; . —— r—■---------- -------------“■"■r ‘id allowed by tew; said premises bring in the Hastimgs Banxkr a news­ handle the grain. pmtrwMuidri o( 1B.WUI, J,=„ C». ‘Jre'-ril.ed m said mortgage as follow* to wit: punftshed paper printed and rhvnlated in said County of Three Mrn and a Ih>at Sliming. Ai 1 ui certain piece or parrel of land situate B*rrv once In each week for three successive Une. . ... eolo— o<» aw .nelnthe Township of Assyria, in tbe weeks previous to void day nf bearing WBT Bat City, Mich., Aug. 14-Early Mbs Shaw to. the only daughter of a to be a dead deail shoe be has Uss been able uble thu* thus Mtas Shaw to the only daughter of 1,1 BxnT an<1 01 M^btean. and de ClIABI.KS w. AHMSTROXa. Sunday morning William Campbell, J. sturdy, old-faahioned farmer of Marble- far to defv arrest- _He boldly enters twd as Miows to w!t: The east half of tbe Judge of Probate. -• ■r i *e»t quarter, of section number twenty, town, of and conceded bebrunette, one of the demand* sheltar and Pero, and a young man from Saginaw belltheistown. She to is k of | bonam n«« one and dare, molort food him.andRwSdSi town one north nf wmii WWMW—Lmi nHM left this city in a small sail boat on a fish­ •) acres of land more nr less. Bald sate ing excursion. They were expected home fine form aad had many admirer* Cau- the vicinity of Arthur are in such ckred *id ■* made subject U> a rrrtalu prior mortU“e i*a Shaw a Ur“family. lui^cent t0 that 1 boos* bimtothat theyafter will nlghltall^ not go from he‘d by said mortgagee. on Tuesday, but nothing ba* yet been occupied by tbe another D*ted July 30th. A. D. U»l. heard of them, and their iriends are be­ u Gxoan* M. Evkxts. coming anxious for their safety. i. and owner of said mortgage. *■ »-rt‘ M. wai.lxigh. Battle Creek. Mick: t^bkts« TSt BtJ • »!»-»*• “wrOTWEWcr? 1I(1 tauksur wax Itarrml . ... f’.txfloe calf. stylMi Sold by W. H. Goodyear, Woolley & Bronson, Zh.G EHNTTIM. Saitigo, "'V" '■ Read that new story! THE MONEY IN THE TREASURY. PHILADELPHIA. Aug. jk. — Secretary Fostcrwas here for a short tigiclast night en route to Cape May Point. Referring to the newspaper talk of a dearth of money in tbe treasury, he said: “Yea, 1 know there is an impression abroad that tbe government is almost without imme­ diate resources in the way of actual money on band, but thia impression to wrong. There is, including tbe 1100,000,­ 000 of gold reserve, more than *2)0,000,000 which is available iu case of any emer­ gency. Without the gold reserve there ia nearly 810«.<’®J,00O which could readily be made available Of thl* about *33,000,000 is charged off as liabilities which are in fact merely technical llabilitieaA “In these liabilities here is, for instance, the bank redemption fund, made up of 5 per cent, of the bank circulation, depos­ ited to redeem mutilated curruncy. Tbm there is also in this sum about <37,000.000 in the treasury which is placed to tbe credit of the disbursing officers’ accounts, which could be u*ed in case of an emer­ gency. Tnen there is also continuously outstanding checks aggregating 87,000,(00 and tho money which is now ‘held for them could bemad* aval labia Then we also have *5,000.1X0 poetoffice money, and this could be u»ed in case of au emer­ gency I A Balance oj 033,000,000. “Of course'_lhi* *51,(10,000 made up of , these items varies from time to time, but there Is practically about where the figure stand* all the time, according to tablee compiled from the records of ths depart­ ment for the past four yean Now, after these technical liabilities which this 864.­ 000,000 represents is charged off there is a balance of 833,000,000, against which there is no liability, making up 8107,000,000 in addition to the gold reserve of 8100,000,000.* DOUBLE TRAGEDY ON A TRAIN. CARX1E, Ills, Aug. 17.—A most revolt­ ing tragedy occurred Friday at Texas City, nineteen mile* from here. Mika Weitxel was in company with Mary Bal­ lentine, a notorious character, on tbe north-bound freight train. When near Texas City young Otis Johnson, aged IT, unseemly remarks made by the woman. Weitxel instantly knocked Johnson pros­ trate with a aluugshoL Johnson got up and made ■ slash at Weitxel with a knife, cutting a deep gash across tbe abdomen, disemboweling Weitsel. The woman then nicked up a hatchet and struck Johnson a fearf 1 blow on the face. Both Johnson and Weitxel have since died. IXDIAMAPOUM, Aug. 18—W. B. Pre»coll, president, and W. S. McClevwy, *oc" rotary of tho International Typographical uhlon, yesterday finished the count of th* vote on tha proposition to limit tbe work­ ing day to nine hour*. Tbe union ha* a membership ot 29.8*3, and 12,896 vote* were cast—9.340 for and 3,356 against tha proposition. This lack* 338 of tha re­ quired two thirds majority. BIC Itol.torj of Nilka. Boerox, Aug. !>.—On Tuesday night the establishment of Cleveland Brow* A Co., manufacturer* and dealer* in geailemen’s neckwear at 11 Otis street, upon the second floor, was entered and up­ wards of 1.0U0 yards of silks, aggregating fully 88,000 in value, were removed. The Is thought, muM have key* to the bolkS- . .. �mixers lion tlie ‘•Jawr rofte" la a noI ’J" ’"I o/il^Jl< For the Drtroll lixnt lie If" mt"-- thia very late date for the victorious army of trodueed hare by S. E. J-hUHna 1>W «««*• tarn handled five weeks tnia Xfur four orColdwalar. — Mr Bavag*. of Coldwater, owner tliat conflict to say to' the colored soldier' 11 ia the beet ooBee Io U» market for tbe tear. M Mdertu Reared as aa trmbrt «h. P»d !o rrtrira “•«* J*!*™“ . ., "; ____ j—#..||, ik- aiiMkud SI Ciair. » «■ wv—v..-— r —hl, ofSL “You were goal enough to share in the money. !s rente l-r ptmiid. It I, made up of Hastings Thursday, August 90. 1891. well asClair. surpris’d » at Bje action of bto ber 5th inclusive, at one lowest fan? fo? dangers of the battlefield and tbe priva­ ot equal parts of .pure lllo. J*'*- *"<1 tbree-year old. C. E. Bldtae. who to. round trim with 50 eta. added for adtnteston MARSHALL L.COOK. ffAltortTthe Exproition. Time lines are the . tions of the camp, but you are not now Santos coffee, has a delicious flavor and is brought the horse out, is fut bound to be n popular article. It is a name for himaelf among h°r*wn’J““! ? ‘favorite*’, to Detroit. BWTERKi’ as 8KC0Nr»-CLAM MATTER AT good enough to join us in celebrating tbe FOR the j large and even berry. u4c»-»y browm’d, and recognized ns a fir»t-clm-5 driver. Thong:h Gko. DeHavkx, G. P. A. TWK HASTINGS, MICH., IXlSTOWlCK, victories gained, nor In recalling ftie mem­ cannot fall to give satisfaction to all who George si Clair Is only three years old, AUGUST 14. 1879. Teacher* Institute. ory of those days of fate.” Such bigotry like n tirst-claas coffee. Give R n trial. 310,000 would not tempt Mr. Savage The glad sound of the school bell this will creep Into the ranks of some societies You will have reason to congratulate your­ nart with him. Keep your eye on St. self that you did so. It Is well worth your Clair nvxt year, for Its Hastings against the week has been on account of the state and organisations, but let it not invade consideration. Bear In mind, too, that teacherc^iHute for Barry county, which. ■ Sugar ami the McKinley Tariff. ।the ranks of that grand boat, whose mem­ when you want tbe best tea In the market world every timeIs In scslmi in the high school room. THE CREATES? ' Tariff reform aboutora in the last con- ]bers fought for the equality of all men. Tbe enrollment If about 200. the largest, you can always find It at S. E. PbUUpa. we believe, in attendance at any institute grass went on record as opposed to putting Tuesday afernoon occurred tlie baby Think of a legislature chiming to be over held here, which denotes a deep In­ sugar on the free list. Wtth customary show at the auction store ou Main streetInconsistency one-half their speeches were 1friendly to the faqpers of Michigan which At the given hour the show opened before "'Tte V.' k's.'cXw«>U It the rrMbrter terest in It’s work bv tbe teachers. Prof. J. W. Ewing, of Alma, is conductor, gives over the control of the legislature of Messrs. Fred .1. Epblln, of Buffalo. N. Y., devoted to denunciation of tariff protection ( -PK,S r'»~ I.d ebnrrh Sundw Aupi.t 13rd. at 0.S0 and Mis" VanDewalker. of Ypsltauta in­ AjiiXJa1 as a scheme to advance the price of artl- । 1the state to the btirns and slums of the M. A. Sumner, of Cleveland. Ohio, and to te I«1 by Willie GrlCTby. structor. ITof. Sterling and Secretory Elwood Smith as Judges. Fifteen of the ties to consumers, while os many more 1large cities of the state. Think of giving Andrus are aMlstlng in tbe work. Every­ precious Infanta competed for the prizes terrloetldltel'^lterl.n chnreh Son* were In opposition to tbe removal of the 1the democratic city of Saginaw two state and the gentlemanly Judges found it very dayAuioit sard, morning and erenlno. thing is progreMlng most satisfactorily to ______ tariff on sugars for the alleged reason that 1senators; while Barry, Eaton and Ionia difficult to decide. After much delibera­ nKeinrarter the contort ot roeal and In- all concerned. with a larger population, have tion nnd conaultation they decided as Jrramcnul musk Sy tte Oterlln aludrmta consumers would not get any benefit counties, j WlH-rWOBTH-FlHHEIt Married on tbe 13th three tnoulh* ago through » rrletid « but one senator. These three counties are follows: 1st prize of silver cup and gold quartette aaalstod by a Ijtanlal from C of August at Che Preabytertau gBCaonagu by ring awarded to little Hannah Penelope land ou Thumdaq- eventna tte 301b, al tbe therefrom. toe »tev. A. D. 'irtrabr. Myron Whitworth of cuml hl. wife of a nr, 'ij agricultural, and yet they have but half Abbott: 2nd prize silver knife, fork, spoon Union telllTIcIeta M con la. A rare How does all this correspond with the Battle Crerk to Mbs K-lhaFitoer of Balhuore faraauwamd oiooq uid n the representation in the sate senate of and baby pin to little Effie Robinson; 3rd musical treat. I____________ _ facts as subsequently developed? Has •[“•Xly. I have recomnirtidro It to 2? ’ anvtblng .occurred to add lustre to the 'the city of Saginaw. That is how the prize of silver cup to little Ethel EngleIt is very Important In this stage of vast tether who >* SC years of ti kra it ’ r {ft vquawbucks helped your cause, farmer hart. Takenail Ih all the show was a material progress tliat a remedy be pleas­ wrrofula tore oohm irK Name and Beside nee fame uf these gentlemen as political seers. ' very pleasant one and afforded consider­ No ing to the taste aud to the eye, easily taken, i Owen M. McLaughlin. Nashville or ta Invite tolerance of their further 1readers. your C. & S. M. IO be the bet th-.JTen, able amusement. acceptable40 the stomach and healthy in Carrie B McOmber, Maple Grove 115 I (tatob W. Moore, -lohnttown claims to dictate the economic policy of the ’ The democratic managers in Michigan Annual excursion to Petoskey and Its nature ’and effect*. Possessing these i Emmu Johnson. Baltimore Grand Itapida, qualities, Syruo of Figs Is the one perfect country? They Insisted tliat prices would who succeeded in bouncing Captain Man­ Traverse City Thursday. September 3. nc 1891, by special train vfa the Mich gan laxative and most gentle diuretic known. not come down; but price* have^ been so |ley, of Ann Arbor, from lhe Soldiers Central nnd Grand Rapids and Indiana i Ger. W. Drake. Woodland materially reduced that granulated sugar ;Homo, are finding already that tbe Captain Kail roads. Train will leave Hastings at 118 I Clara McArthur. Hanwac Saturday evening, Aug. 15th, neighbors I’KRPAISKI* nv ' has been advertised at retail In Chicago al is a good deal of a thorn In their side. 12.-48 p. m. and arrive in Petoskey at and friends to the number of about out? Drs. Mixer & Sons, Hastings? Mich. Fare for round trip only hundred gave Messrs. Duane and Guy are a good many little democratic 8:30 p. m. three and a half cento per pound. They There 1 Ff.OO. Tickets are good for return by any Bauer a complete surprise at the residence further Insisted that encouragement by ,circuses and aide shows like this that will regular train excepting Michigan Central Following Are tho real estate transfers of their father. Chas. H. Bauer, 1st ward. bounty would not Increase domestic mane- ,draw from the big tent of that party next Main Line trains Nos. 5. 6. 19 and 20. un­ of ‘the week ending August 17. 1891. as Tbe event was occasioned to have a pleas­ til Saturday, Sept. 12lh. inclusive.- lhe taken from the books In the register a office: ant and social time with them before they facture of sugar: but reliable statistics year. special train will stop at Cadlllnc. Manton. Win. K. DetioiM to Carrie L. DeGoita; W0* leave home, going to the State University, forthcoming In less- than three months There can be no doubt about the Refer­ Walton. South Boardman. Kalkaska, Man­ where they will take a course of study. after the law took effect show that*the out­ Lodroe. Wltorn: tot A little time was spent In music and merry ence of Michigan republicans. Thev nre celona, Elmira and Boynu Falta. Passen­ put of cane sugar will be augmented ns gers for Traverse City vMH change cars at Njotiu'n.’ Kuwrto Elmer E, Klug: 40a sec te maklng, after which a paper was read by for James G. Blaine for president, just ns Walton. Baggage checked through to des­ rapidly as lime and money cau develop It, Mrs. A. Perry, of Eaton Rapids. In her long as he will permit his name to go be­ tination. toi'raticb Davenport; parcel modest manner and affecting words she M. A. G11.1.MAN, Tkt. Agt. while an acreage uf western farm lands ^O^A^ThiHiP® to ’Lent* Table Co; parcel showed to the boys tliat loving hearts and fore the convention. And we do not un­ never before appoached in extent Insures Numerous complaints come to us from derstand tbe temper of the republican par­ hands had been at work in order that they NashvtUe. W>0. different parts of tbe city in regard to for the sugar beet a prominence iu future might add something that would tend to agriculture the significant of which was ty of the country or It is practically a unit young boys shooting within the city limits. make their young live* more beautl ful and for this greatest statesman of the age. Song birds of all kinds are killed, and The basket picnic of the ”*d pioneers of their coming years the more worth living. beyond estimation. gross carelessness as to which way the Barry Co. will be held at tbe court bouse She spoke of the victories they bad just It will be hard to convince the fanner gun is pointed is manifested in many cases. Another important feature of the sugar In the city of Hastings Sat unlay August won and then of the higher lessons of life schedule of the McKintey taw. for the re­ who buys sugar that the McKinley bill has There is a law against the killing of song 2<jnd. By order of Com. yet to be attained, in a very Impressive uv* put umaav, ....... birds, as well as shooting within the limits peal of which the party espousing tariff re­ not put money into his pocket. And It manner she showed to them the two path­ ways uf life, and Ural it rested on them-, form hastens to re-pledge itself on every win b. remembered that .he damocrU. plain of tbe latter were the sjmrrows to Notice l» hereby given that ou Monday occasion. Is the provisional clause fur re­ congress fought free sugar at every step. be killed off and their own lives uot en­ the 24th day of August 1891, at ten o’clock selves which they would cbootte. Then iresentiug them each a basket of choice And If the democratic-Idea of a tariff were dangered. A thoughtless boy can make a ciprocity of tpide with foreign nations. a. in., at the store of Holden «k Hire. In Howers, she said that nothing could be Under pressure of the power thus placed adopted, sugar, tea and coffee would pay good deal of mischief with a shot gun 6r a the city oLfloatlngs, Mich.. I shall offer more expressive of their friends’ best wish­ HEATH. flobert rifle, and all parents knowing their for sale all the boot and shoe stock and in tlie hands of the national executive, tbe bulk of the tariff. children to have such weapons should (or- furnishing goods, together with all the es than tbe beautiful Howers, and further added, tliat from tbe earliest ages flowers barriers against the admission of products The Ohio democratic platform declares bid their using them within the city limits, fixtures in said store and all the accounts have been associated with the tenderesl of this country to South American and for free silver, but the nominee for governor, os some accident may happen. Because belonging to said business, the property hxs .been been injured* injured! yet Is ta no sign of said Holden A Hire and .sell the s,me sentiment of the heart. Then she gave ■West Indian markets have already been who stands on the platform. Is strongly op. no one has the sentiment of many of the flowers pre­ tlutt no one brill will be, and all nil should heed a , to the highest bidder. , lowered, while negotiations now Well ad­ posed to free silver. And this plank sented, which gave expression to their timely warning. Dated. August 5th, 1891. friends’ wishes, respect nnd honor, thus vanced promise at an early day to give promises tu rip Buckeye democratic pros­ Fim.11* T. Coi.uBove, Assignee. The feeling of confidence one hax in pm* making tbe laiys feel that they indeed have American hog products free access to the pects.,,completely out ot shape. Every­ riiasing goods of a reliable dealer is worth a warm place in the hearts of those pres­ markets of Germany nnd France nlong the thing points to McKinley as Ohio’s next nearly ns much as the goods themselves; ent Then followed the presentation of E pituii * B axkki :: ' to find what one buys exactly as represent- 1 beet sugar route. uortvrtakiBg;i»l governor. ■ It Is not probable that many of your Imoks, gold pens and other useful gifts, funeral directory buslneMtheben ed in <inantlty and quality, or to know that lit<4 :ln*. nIU These are some of the facts that free readers an- informt-d of the altiKMt total which were given by lhe friend* as be touud night or -tay la t’.ir n«»«i ur»t R. Unless Senator Ingalls shall cease talk­ If it Is not. the dealers stand nwdy tomake i remlndeos of bygone days when they Mudge R Son’s dothlDgttorc.au Matattnet. trade attorneys find it convenient to ignore It right, arc In fact desirous tC do so: these 1failure of crop* In this part of Michigan, should be surrounded by other scenes. ing or hire some one else to tell him he Hatting*, nitte ar.->tu| llucot while drumming for recruits for a general are qualities tliat win trade fatly as much iand when 1 hear as I have since coming falsefies when he makes such ridiculous as reasonable prices. This Is By way of In- 1here through letters from old Barry ot the The presentation was mad* by Mrs. A. D. crusade against the existing tariff law. Rurk. In her most amiable and able man­ assertions os that 1.600,000 men In the trodnetion to the fact that Hams A; :yield of wheat and the prospects oY plenty ner. Then followed the bountiful supply He thoroughly undeniaxid* rmbahnlnt and They have no words of congratulation i the southern j>art of the state it Is sug­ will at lead to all tall* in perv*n. He nudei m country are unemployed, the country will VanArmnn has always aimed tn sc cureand in of-cake and ice cream. The kindness mi charge* for me of outfit, nor for hit «*rricM Iu over the probability that sonic portion of retain trade by so denting with their cus- 1gested to me. to write to you the con­ have reason to feel gratified timt tbe lhe part of neighbors and friends, and es- laying out the dead an>t j-rcjwnnx tlm for the more than 380,000.000 Inst year paid tamers as to gain their confidence—confi «ditions of things here. bttnai. HI* price* for rolnn* or ca«ket» and Alliance laid him ou the shelf. When 1 first reached lirre this season, pcclally ' the gentlemanly and lady-like ttir ouds arc verv reasonable and he iiuMrattew deuce in their business IntegrUy, in the to foreigners for sugar may hereafter be 'manner in which the young people so satlafaetloti In every instance. merits of their prices. They are now pre- <evidences of a long drought were visible kept within reach of the farmers who grow Reciprocity goes marching right along, cheerily lent their aid to make the occasion He also has a new hear*;, of new deucn and paring for lhe fall campaign, which they iaround the cottages and in the park" Do not fall to cal! wh«n nn-resltate! to beets and cane, nnd the workers who despite the wrath of free traders, it is only propose to make a red hot one, by getting <of Bay View, but not till I had gone in the one of success, as well as merriment, will' style. use the above pood*, (or I will zh» yoa pxrf ■aitetaotlon. make sugar, however much these may a question of lime, and not very long time io the biggest and best stock of staple and <country did 1 understand what It meanL long be remembered. need such addition to their resources. either, till every country of North and fancy groceries, provisions, glassware and 'We had noticed tbe absence of venders of W. H. H. HEATH. Hastings. erbekery. You will always find in their 'vegetables at the cottage doors and tbe The hose team of this city has won fame Their anxiety rather goes out toward the South America will hove a reciprocity scarcity of the same in the supply stores at in many conttata. ta>th for tlirni-iclv<< and stock a full line of the above goods. treaty with the UnltevTiitates, and all on Spanish dons and European landlords Petoskey. tlie city. But they have nearly. If not The official crop report fur the month of whose fields supplied thejnaterial, and the account of the McKinley bill. I had made one short trip in the country always, appeared upovi tbe scene of con­ August Is out. The average yield of wheat ;and found that the ground as shown by the flict clad in costumes of ns many different owners of stcauishlps that transported the Tbe dlsfranchbement of the country per acre as estimated Is, In the southern ।fields were literally parelied and dry, but colors as Joseph's coal and the variegated two billion pounds of foreign sugar last and tlie giving over the balance of power counties. 17.OT bushels, in the central ;as this was only a short ride, thought combination of uniforms of the Individual year sold in the United States. 13.10 busliels,nnd in the northern 11.31 possibly It was not so everywhere about in the legislature and congressional dele­ wearers has causal many renuirks, nut bushels. That is l.Ott bushels higher in , Such attitude appeals neither to the complimentary to themselves nor to tha gation to the cities of this state Is one of the southern counties and .70 bushels Having business to-day at Boyne City, city which they represented. The motto sound business sense nor tftc patriotism of the ways in which the squawbuck aggrega­ higher in the central counties than the ■the count)- scat of Charlevoix county. I of the team being *’Glt there Ell.” which voters; and until these characteristics estimate of July. The wheat this year is ■ took the train to Boyne Falls and from they invariably did. led the boys to forget tion lu’lped the farmer. cease to dominate American legislation of a fine quality, even extra g>»od. .Oats there • the stage to Boyne City. All along dress, but they kept their eyes on first tn the southern counties are estimated to the line of the railroad tlie crops were 8elf-styled’“refdnners‘' are likely to work place just the same and closed their ears yield 33 bushels per acre, in Hie central . stunted anti many fiehls of grass uncut in vain for the advent of that free trade toail unkind remarks, for they weren’t 30 bushels and in the northern 19 bushels. Tbe evidences of harvest a.* shown by as slow as they looked. The people of this millenlum toward which their political At a meeting of the board of Alucatiun The average condition ot com in the the stacks were not at all gratifying. All kind of paint. city‘are proud of their hose team, and tlie visloi\ has been so lung directed. a st evening Miss Wllda Bllvlns was elect­ aoutheni counties is 89 per cent, in the From Boyne Falls to Boyne City Is six city fathers smile with pride. a« their White Le^tl, Tinted Lead. ed as teacher in place of Miss Lees. re­ central 85 per cent and In the northern miles and the’same desolate look is every­ fleet footed suns return from the y . • 79 per cent: hay. 84. less than one half, where. Fields of com. on an average of scene of conflict Mixed Paints, Venetian Bed, with fresh scalps Tbe population o(the Argentine Repub­ signed. and four-teutbs; and potatoes, 96. 93 and from their belts. and. Seventh Day Adventists Camp meeting 73 per cent respectively.' The condilon from two to three feet Idgh, with n foelde dangling lic was 3.894,095 by the official estimate attempt at earing, greet the eye here aud the exchequer brim full of the current coin _ Yellow Ochre. Red Lead. at Lansing. For this meeting the Michi­ of corn declined In all sections of the state for 1887. It had a paper currency of 8280.­ thtire. , of the realm. No doubt thews skme sons gan Central Ry. will sell excursion tickets during July. The apple crop In the All colors dry and in oil. Struggling fields of oate that will not 090,000, ahd in addition Jo this it bad its on Aug. 26th and 31st only, limited to re­ southern counties is 38 per cent and else­ yield hardly enough to pay the expense of have often thought their city fathers were Carriage paint iirany ‘luan‘ •’cedulas” to the value ' ot $400,000,000. ; turn Sept 9th. at 82.35 for the round trip. where about one-fourth of an ax erage crop. threshing, uncut fields of grass, potatoes slow to appreciate what they had done. M. A. Ghj.man, Ticket Agt. This seems like “money enough to make The rainfall for this month was below half grown, vegetables scanty and dried We know we have often thought so. But tity. then ita Just the way they have you know, the mare 50,” as the old saw has it But We understand that the Hastings ball normal, the .deficiency iu the northern up. the woods aud ’fields In many places Linseed Oil. raw and boileu. counties in May, June and July being blackened by fire, tbe pastures with hard­ and the rale lias always prevailed here, tbe Argentine mare is a badly crippled players have challenged the Woodland nntill recently, to -wait awhile." Tbe nine to play al the fair grounds In thl- nearly six inches. Crops In this section ly a vesllge of green are seen all along Uic Turpentine, Japan. animal at the present time. The treasury paternal feeling was conclusively shown clty Aug. 29. Now if Woodland has any of the state have been greatly damaged route. though last night, and shown in such a And Varnishes of all kind. is bankrupt and gold Is at 250 per cent, sand we would like to see her come down and unless rain comes soon will be rained. It must certainly follow that there will 1 manner that even the complaining sons. premium. Referring to ttfle condition ot and give our boys a whirl. be a great amount of suffererlng among the1 If there ore any, regret any unkind remarks Come and see me before A peculiar end nearly fatal accident people up here before another harvest and affairs the Chicago Inter-Ocean says: The eighteenth annual ball of tbe Hast­ hap|>ened yesterday noon to Emmerson 1 they may have made. At the regular dv“Let ns consider the nature of the ‘cedu­ ings Fire Department will be held at Pulley as he was unloading wheat at yet they are not discouraged, but on the partment meeting. E. Y. Hogle, In a neat buying. las.* They were notes issued by the gov­ Union hail on Thursday evening, Sept 14. Grant’s elevator from n two wheeled truck contrary are looking for better times next little speech, presented the boys with .16 ernment and loaned to the tenners on the An extra effort is being made to please ail into the car. The truck eantainod 16 year, and planning to b|i(lge the time in running salts in behalf of the city. The •eenrity of the land. No loan was made who come. Tbe very best of music lias bushels of wheat, and the load lias to be some wajr between now and then. suits were purchased through Fred Heath, In the absence of a drouth this is a beyond 50 per cent, of the government been secured. A special invitation Is ex­ nicely balanced or It will tip. As the I tlie druggist, which te a sufficient guaranvaluation of tbe land. They were iu effect tended to all wheels descended on this particular occa­ wonderfully productive country, consider­; tee that they are all right in every respect, ing Its seeming light soil. The best of just such sub-treasury loans as the peo­ sion from the gang plank to the car floor, j and they were only purchased through THE DRUGGIST,. Wheat is booming up around tbe dollar ple’s party demands to be made by our tfcetniqk tlpi»ed backward, the handle vegetables are raised aud no soil can excel him after figures from other sources had mark. Much has been said and written government, but with a saving clause flew up. caught Mr. Pulley under the chin, It for potatoes, aud I predict for thisJ been submitted. The suite are knit goods. about farmers holding their wheal We country great wealth In tlie future. The which Is not found in the people’s party nnd pinned him by the neck to the top nf all wool, all of the same size anti fit perthink that when a farmer can get a dollar programme, for tliat would accept any non­ the car. It didn’t take long to do It either, people are progressive and do not give up1 fectly. The boys were completcly suptlsed a bushel for his wheat the instances are perishable property, wheat or cotton, or and Mr. Pulley fouiid lhe sltuatiun not easily. Tlie most of them are here to stay, and will take a little practice sprint st mighty rare when he shouldn’t hump him­ petroleum, er Iron or diamonds for Instance, only awkanl, but distressingly uncomforta­ and arc determined to make a sucvcess. self to sell IL There is much of rivalry among the the fair grounds this evening with their as security, but the Argentine cedulas ble. for he could scarcely breathe. Luckily ■ new suite on. After presenting the suite. were loaned only on land, which generally On account of Barnum A Bailey show he was seen, for It was some time before little towns, but time will cure that 1 noticed thia ^particularly in reference another complete supriM.* was perpetrated la supposed to be tbe best of all securities. at Grand Rapids. Thursday. Aug. 20th. he could twist his neck sufficiently .to get on Capt Scidmore of the running team. to Boyne City. t|*e county scat of Charle ­ But to-day these cedulas, which are secur­ the Michigan Central will sell excursion tbe pressure of 16 bushels of wheat off his ’ who was presented with a gold medal. ed dot only by the lands of the farmers to tickets, with admission coupon to circus, windpipe to call for help. Aid soon camo, voix county. Charlevoix was the first• from the bow boys aud cltlzrns. The whom they have been loaned, but also by for 81.50 for the round trip. Tickets good bui all efforts to Up back the load proved count) seat, then East Jordan got it and running, team feel under obligations to * the government Itself, thus making them a on this day and date only. futile. At last A. E. Heath got a saw. now Boyne City. Boyne City is geographically in Lhe A. A. Wilmont wbo has been very active lien upon the resources of the country, are M. A. Gillman. Ticket Agt and severed the handle of the truck, and ip their Interests. worth less than fifty cent* on the dollar. the unfortunate man was taken down. center nf the county aud Is situated ou thu , The watches of the following factories If a government loan based on land depre­ He wa4 about us nearly played- out m. east shore of Pine lake, but It is said that THE MARKETSare in stock at John Hessmer's the Jeweler: Charlevoix has bought off the tsiat owners ciates thus rapidly in the face of commer­ could be. His head was cut open by the The'Elgin, Waltham, Rockford, Hampton Haatluga.^^cial panic what would be the measure of and tor a cheap one the Waterbury (short sudden shoot to the car roof, his neck bad­ so they will not touch the dock at Bovife ApplBs-DrtM.te. '' depreciation of a government loan based ly swollen, aud lie was about overcome by City though they run dally to East Jordan Butter—io@ ix .wind).Urey are all ticking In spite of hot Scorn In the crib or tobacco in the barn? the desperate nature of his struggle Tor twelve miles south on the same lake. weather and fluctuations in -rye.” All »•«! All sorts of stories are told about the |e financiers ot tbe people's party may breath. Had help been delayed but a Hi•,,‘Pp± a.,.. sretoWwarranted and low prices. Gora—c. ' silliness at Boyne City, and the utter helpengage themselves in an endeavor to solve tjc longer, ho eould not have survived. ,.,•,00- Tte-Beef-Dre-as! 83 00”«3.50 calves. «< 50 C. John Bessmeh, the jeweler. leMness of one should he be so un ­ ■ jL.frthMd the problem. 13 a 15c. • . Friday forenoon probably the fastest fortunate as to be’stranded there. 1 went Hmea-^Beet, 4c; calf, .*»♦. U..I. uv inr •. . nntekreato The Argentine situation is tbe latest of To morrow theC. K. & S. will run an ex­ half mile ever trotted over the fair ground therewith much regret, but came away »n<j Ty pcwr.uuu a very many painful lessons upon the folly cursion to Kalamazoo to give all who de­ track, was trotted by George St. Clair,4he feeling tliat I had never been better treat­ pJdons-Seniojataacperubl; water lime.»l.W logur______ a— of an excessive Issue of currency , and upon sire the opportunity of seeing Barnum's three year old stallion luu.dled and driven ed. ■ the certainty of disaster attendant upon a show. AH can go on the regular morning Oate-aoe. 33c per bn. MDBT’JA’ii..’kwK. Ue by C. E. Bid lac. The horse started the I met James M. Campbell, the editor and government tliat undertakes tbe business train, but a special train will leave Kala­ season with a two year old record of 2:47, publisher uf the Cilizen. Hober’. E. New­ Notice IS hereby giverby M»U <rf a pawn-broker.” mazoo at 7 o’clock returning to this city. power uf aalc lua A’,, *t 84.M per tou. which Bldlac was confident would be ville. deputy sheriff and owner of the stage Holt-Selling at «1 nor bbl. knit ft tome, leatog d«tefevrb^UfiE The platform-makers at tlic Cincinnati Fare for round trip only 81. Tickets good gn’atly lowered for a three year old rec­ Hue from Boyne Falls to.Boyne City, Dr. Timothy Sord—Celling al Si.30 (mt bu. Ociober 1W2. record*} A.< b ihert returning on any train August 21st and ord. Subsequent events prove that his Kern, tbe register of droda. and Juhn A. 5avemt>er IMS. L," burtirrd conference should liave studied up thecurrt-a M­ 22nd. r (kt Uundruti. . *1 to be *X fl*Tbe ctotb dtfj* confidence was well gnmtided. and next Foulk. proprietor of the U. S. hotel at that micy feature* of the Argentine Republic flftrcd dollar*. I *•. r" *: tin* The sale of summer resort tickets com­ year Hastings may liave another world place, all of whom were very gentkmanly November urn. at»«; o e£k |0 IB,®y before foisting their idiotic scheme upon mencing June 4th. 1891, from Haatingi to beater. It wa* whispered around or at and accomodating to me. and attended to mi the norili d**orof il<r < < -nJ« »fa£ the attention of the country.—Saginaw ftints and at rates named as follows: least was known to a ftew Friday morning the bnsincM 1 had with tt.cm in a ►kkrd. reverse (..tty City and retuni return 87.16. Bay View Courter-lie raid. . Traverse > lew that Geo. St. Clair was to trot a fast half courteous and kiqdty manner. „ {or Petoskey and return 88.95. Harbor mile that forenoon, so quite a number After tending to my bustoew and c*tTte artion « tte C. A. R. la ntullX to , Sprtuj. >1x1 return SO SO. Mtekinaw Clay witnessed tbe event and several wu^hes ing an excellent dinner at the hotel, I left Ottt«— Orrbu. draw any color line in the. ranks of tbe' and return 810.80, Mackinac Island and were held. Getting a good start, the with a feeling of pleasure at meeting so Fmdtry-Uva: ehlckeas. toe; word was given and thr half mile trotted grand annv, will be generally commended. > Mtorn 811-30. Sale will eontinne until many courteous gentlmen and shall never ' ■ September 30th. Extreme limit for return in 1:!2M without a skip or break. We have any uncomfortable feeling* if called i tMiKi.nr* on tw-kets to all above nutate will bear Uiat be has gone the same distance iu Hastings Banner, C.<fc*SS BLOOD E D ITO RI AL NOTES. For Sale by all Druggists. THE BANNER 75 CENT! COFFINS and CASKETS. w. H. H. Undertakers Supplies. Additional Local News. Fred L Heath. BUSINESS COLLEGE ClA^?^Mortra^ �Owing to low water the Middleviib • 1U»»« r.vtory U, run by itroto in,,,,,, water power. H a sting s Banner. •"jg^ffTThunulty. August 30, 18P1. Camp meeting commenced in Pennoek’s Grove Tuesday morning with a goodly number in attendance. COOK- Local Editor. Tea Iced In hoi v.i’iithcr. an infusion of t|„. le.iv— of Koyul Satsuma Train eo!d water “ preferiMetothi useof hot.boding miter. ’ <h.-reason that the Moma i- «'>t dissipated. 1 be L.fr u-t" made in this manner i„.tiled, and if patina “‘l , will keep from a S .ruWhen re­ ' *i.., i f. r u-«> till .the goblet i-ith . v.n krd iee. i ben put the mi to;', i'ith a small Ji,-e in two of lemon. Pour on ti i-th- extract of Royal SU-mia" and the result will i«.'„ ,ii ink tit for the gods. Call mid get sample. p01 -a ’., only by United States ought. ooewdonaUy. to nut t the fact before its readers tliat bund corn * is a sure cure for hog cholera. The best way is to take a pile of com and effectually 1 scorch it nnd give the affected hogs free access to IL t (IF THE Hastings Fire Department The Home Fa/elnntor was a Canadian journal that offered great prizes in a word contest, and also a free tiip around the world. Sample copies were sent all over tbe U. 8.. and in due time many people were made happy by tlie announcement that they bad drawn valuable prizes and were req nested to send money to pay post­ age and express charges, and this was the last ever heard of the money’or paper. Now the U. 8. postal authorities exclude the Fascinator from the malls. The Corunna Independent gets off the following on the lost subscriber, that Is worth perusal: When a man gets mad at something he sees In the paper, he calls the editor names and tptties off in an inky shriek to -stop my paper!” it stops, but the earth continues to revolve, the moon to get fall, and the ice continues, as here­ tofore, freezing with the slippery side on deck; nnd regulatly every week the gent who wanted the paper “atoppeiF sneaks Into his neighbor's to “see what the paper says this week.” UNION HALL, 24th. B» -t of Music. Best of Order. Come leans Most is Lenox BAL NEWS. •.-ii.ak»r“ ought to visit this . i .ding is nona receiving a nice • for the full trade. ■' attended the Presbyterian ■kt rs point Friday. am! Detroit Weekly Tribune • ’ .25. .Subscribe now. ;:••• one year for SI.35. None under >nian stallion. Bay Prince. Jos. Hcm.eks. >. Goodyear gave a sunflower Saturday afti-rnoon to about 30' lb.!'.. -i !i ventilated and well lighted •> nt.:. third floor. Inquire of J. S. ■' ■ ■ ’ I ’ • neckties are being Fold for' W. Morr|ll & Co.’s during the’ | -:.z n- on account must call and ■- •■. as 1 lieetl the money. A. Wboi.F.y. - o' I will fit your eyes perfectly. No Charge for examination. You can find tlje . ' Newest Styles of Jewelry, Watches and Clocks. the Natidna! bank paid out overr 1 wheat checks. Jx>ng lines ■ l eaded with grain were at the -JI <lay lout. i- ’ Gregg was arrested Sunday - ' ix-ing disorderly. He was JustSve Weightinan. fined J coats or 30 jlays in jafL J aei;>T- institute commenml Monday jvtii hImu- too jn attendance. Prof. J. Q. !‘>'ininan, w ho was to conduct thu institute, wa- •!l>ipp.inte<l In csm'mg and Prof. Ewuig. uf Alma college was engaged. AnOluri farmer, who recently sent 10 ^•nt-v ti-man who advertised to send for 'in: uu: >unt directions how to m:i a farm witliout is'iug troubled with jxilato bugs, gut t!iS reply by postal card: "Plant fruit toes instead of potatoes." The Michigan Central will sell round hip ti<-k.-Ls with admission coupon to the J- tnm international fair and Exposliion S-. IV..1 ,rotat Auffuii »lk. to Sipb <• >. returulug not later than September ’5 hM. A. Gii.m ax. Ticket Art. Lathrop. aUthJ'.mi ESS- ?' ta »w“»« i itiaut03 and friends In the city. Mis. Siblv Brodie went to Hot Clly Frl1<1.) tor s wrek'i vMt wilt, friend.. , wall lake the fore part of tho week. . ” . ’.'"Te «'»’”■ ot «nmd Fort,. ] Dakota, is visiting relatives In the clly. MIm Minnie Cook went to Unsing yes­ 1terday to spend a week vlslUng friends. Miss Maude Smith, of Portland. U the . guest of Miss Flora Stinchcomb this week. SECOND WEEK Mra. Belle Lawson. of Grand Rapids. Is ’visiting relatives in the city and vicinity. OF .THE GREAT Miss Minnie Evans returned to Bellevue 'Thursday, after spending a week at Wall jlake. Mr. and Mrs. G. A. White, of Portland. North Dakota, visited at W. F, Powers' Inst w<i-k. leaving Saturday' for their western home. Aj. Fsquires, —$20,000= Sale of Watches, Diamonds, Clocks, Sil­ verware and Jewelry, To be sold at Public Auction, in the Bailey block, Hast­ ings, to the highest bidder. AN EXCELLENT CHANCE To buy goods for less than the wholesale price, AS THE GOODS MUST BE SOLD. To satisfy the demands of creditors. Sale every afternoon and evening at 2:30 and 7:30. Afternoon sales especially f6r ladies. Come and look over our stock. The best goods ever offered at publje auction. Mrs. M. J. Case ELWOOD SMITH, Auctioneer. ■ (IXfi. W. Morrill, who has for some time suffered from rheumatism, went to Mt. Clemens Monday, to try the effect of the mineral water there. torek reir lire -‘IV-uM hmlly.” to wbieh Mre IV^L..l.y ta*'** « 7“"'™' There are a good «>“»•> manage tu have very enjoyable hXh. when they »Hvt on tin~ f«*“« «• riftes ’ y h t lber Hmdersnon. *J»T~ Parker, of (irwd BipkW ids; Mrs. Allie Koc . *»Be Sum viBe Sod. "» 8 Some of the grandest bargains ever Waterloo street yesterday known In tbe history nf h srlnr disposed ot a iu«.ete»t fumentocloua iplrlta to provoke the dm on. given at the auction sale. Bailey block. within them. They erhIWtedla drejW Twenty five dozen Doiuette flannel anlmoully towird every human Iwlng. white or black, with w hom they came In shirts reduced to 25 cents Bargains in all summer goods at E. W. eontort. and Insisted that they nwmsl the Morrill * Co’*town. Atler Hwy bad been given an \ diamond ring win lie given to most purlunitjr to cool down in the . whlto -lady-- from lliallng. professed a hindromv ynuiut U.ly “ ,‘touck SX b» Ot th., court Tt 12 and 1G. at the auction sale, B-Lej block, dcavored to Induce Sheriff A, next Tuesday nt 3 f>. m. her ewaia- by ottering him a brlws b» Un Thm-1. every pm-to-cl 'h«' aherlS was. unapprorehato-.—Tele-grin. iwinx out in tlie mar»h *•«“» ot J** ground will make good l»nd of wlmt HerakL vrM T J. Bu-hIi was very pleasantly to be an Impenetrable swamp. ,„“rl-J it her home. Mrs W J. Warrmit ami danghter. of 12th. by a large company of wilt. " P^vui* .er. -to-juu <-u. -d .heir Hastings, and several from o.he. cirri.Ke « '»««<-'' *“«• *“ K“ ’“V who came on the morning train ami • /AM. Saturday and sewreiy hurt. lhe diy with her. eich Th* Kalamazoo ’fij!er»Ph has mov** nt run, hidden deheiey md ■»> otSS eh«r Whlehtogelher- prore.l^ into its own buildlnj. XTTn^Tfcfe moot hippy and "”‘,k'?L ?Ttlng ladk-s: W^'hTLX'’or'l-riueeroi. lug aro the names ot the 1 Wring „ ' F. R. PANCOAST. « Mr. nnd Mrs. George Merrill, of Dexter, nre visiting relatives and friends in the city. Mrs. M.. formerly Mltw Marian Butler, will lie remomliered as a former s.-hool teacher In this city. G. F. Chidester. F. U Heath, D&rr Mudge. Ira VanValktnburgh and Fred Parker, nnd wives and tho Misses Celia Frank Tucker captured Three Rivera Ensign. Franc Williams and Laura Hess­ years ago, and has steadily advanced in mer are camping at Wall lake. popular favor. But hit crowning effort is Miss Anna Nosh started for Chicago Sat­ bis rendition of "The Noble Outcast as presen ted here last Wednesday evening. urday where she will be Joiner! by Miss Mr. Tucker Isa thorough and accomplish­ Fannie Ix es Munday, and together they will go to the state of Washington, where ed geutlemau. but he veritably beats at his own game any tram;, that ever wore> a thev will teach school the coming year. tattered coat and a frizzled top-knot: while The west evidently knows where to come the transition from the despised outcast and find good teachers. We wish them into the handsome and smiling millionaire success in their new home. I, but iu Utoltratton ot the plw«lll» "»>tristl with which lhe pliy ibouiuK 1 he \/A partv of bicyclists are contemplating a petltouncl ot the coiuplnr 1, •«•««»» trip to Grand Ledge on their wheels next throughout.—Three Hirer. HerlM. IWon week. bill. Friday August 2lat. AdmAalon -House and barn to rent in fourth ward, ■ ml SS cent,. Kelerved «»U It Freu 1- corner of l*ark ami Center streets. En lleatlu. quire of J. Russell. Miry Criwtoru. a lady ot color, and Eugene Corwin, of Hope, was this week Llbble Freeman, allaa Orton, a temale wdh arrested on tin- serious charge vf Incest. complexion ot a lighter hue. who clllto, He will have his examination Friday. to ball from Hastings, were arres.erl on Jul us lto«ell. I •' at my store, 1st door north of Post Offlice. Tbe running team Is practicing daily at Billy Hazen. the old soldier, of Clarksthe fair grounds for the tournament at vHle. , called on his many friends here last Kalamazoo September <Rh, Labor day. week. , where they expect to win another Cham­ Thos. Savage. of Coldwater, saw ids pion belt, and two or three other prizes, provided they will be allowed to enter all 1horse. Geo. St. Clair, trot a halt in 1.13k races. With their new uniforms, nnd ■Friday. barring accidtaite. the boys easily walk off Mr. and Mrs. F. S. Sayles, of with anything they want Otsego to the Grand < Rapids, are visiting Prof. Sterling contrary notwithstanding. By the way it's । Rud wife. rather funny why nothing was ever heard Will Doe|ker went to Allegan Satunlay from tbe latter company after sending out its big bluff to the home team a few weeks 'where he has secured a position in a fruit ago। 'evaporator. Mrs. F. G. Beamer will leave next week Barry county ought not to forget her duty to build a new jail. Every Instinct for Detroit bn an extended visit with rela­ there. . of huyianity should prompt to it aud every tives 1 leason ot trucrconumy as plainly teaches Mrs. Will Squires returned to Big Rap­ its necessity uh it teaches etxinomy in anj ,ids last week, after an extended visit with pther matter. And u court house is re- , quired to protect the county** valuable Mr. and Mrs. C. B. Funier and daughter, records. The county; as the Journal says, does not need extravagant buildings, but it of 1 Battle Creek, visited relatives in the last week. does need secure buildings. Ten per ctgit. city ' of the cost of either built alone can tic Jesse Jordan and family, nf Woodlaftd. saved by building lhe twp together. It Is. .were iu the city Saturday, en route home we think, the part of wisdom and economy from Petoskey. to build tbe two at 6ne time. t«J*rof Eugene Drtvenport. of the State There Is no crop a fanner can raise Agricultural college at tanking. was In which will make lesrwork. cost less and the city Tuesday; ImpovetUb the Sbil levs for the amount of money it brings than the common strap- < leaf turnip, if you are anywhere near a Thursday on his "bike,” covering the 35 In five hours. city or manufacturing town there will be miles : no difficulty in disposing of a good many Hunsin-ruvr. of Mwtkcgon^ w«t of them at a fair price, say .thirty or forty shaking hands with old acquaintances here cents per bushel. If you 5^111 buy them Ifnnday afternoon. and -hold until toward spring, when The Misses Angie and Eva Batea, of Ik*potatoes are becoming scarce and high, you will get more. They also maka good trolt, are visiting friends and relatives In stock feed all winter, and if you do-, not the city and vicinity. want the trouble of har^stlng, turn some Shirley and Dongal Smith spent Sunday sheep onto the! (patch, nnd. they will get with his grandparents. Mr. and Mrs. D. full money value out of lhe crop. W. Smith, near Nashville. Tbe rumor Is again revived that the *2.000 I Ake Shore railroad will get possession of the Grand Kaplds branch of the Michigan .anges for advvrtisetneuls- Central, and in exchange will take the • •ttiee Tuesdays at latest to Grand Rapkis branch of tlie former, which in the i-'iie of the week touches Allegan. Plainwell, Otsego and Kalamazoo. If this exchange should be made, Kalamazoo wouki secure tbe loca­ tion of the Central's machine shops, and that road instead of having three divblbns as now would have but two. There are grxxi reasons why both parties should de­ v > ct*. at S. E. Phillips. sire the deal, but we hope it will nyt be ye are being marketed with made nevertheless. Tlie towns jjrf this branch would then, in our judgment, lose are giving some many of tlie accomodations they now have. Th • ll:::n'> • w^lutheellr tx>well. wn, ,n n,0 city "Land In Michigan.” said a well posted gentleman tij« other day, ••will advance 01 *• from 2& to,33 per cent In the next two ’ years, or I miss my guess. The boom In Gr,nJ ■*•><•> the great West and Northwest has explod- S ed, and the fanners who ao iiol seek tuclh er ventures In the south are flocking back » •* 'IMtlu, Mr tu the old, well-settled states. Michigan is 1 lnevitable.”All of which reminds us that oJJwKifts.v",w reuu;“ this Is a good state to remove Into. ( 13317164 sirs wanted. wrek*' BrenKr **• l» VvriuouivlUe lui ’ A diamond ring to be given away to tie 1 ItotoUmsu Jiri In ItoUlri .1 tto, sale next Tuesday, 3 p. m. re*l«M>j..KiM*r' _ Exchange says: Every paper In the 3 JOS. ROGERS Mi; Swing, PER8ONACMENTION, “'"'How™ Mil. Clarion. Frldiy. taSlielly. Ibdtol. iny will be praeul U .A*”1 • reunion. You Cannot Pay High Prices ' When you deal with us, for We Don’t Believe in Them No reasonable buyer wants more than their money’s worth, and that’s what we give you to the last cent every time. We can save you something whether you make large purchases or small ones. • Try us this fall. GRANT, Leading Clothier. �Vt> HV i DIXEV’S SELF RAISING NOSE. It Is doubtful whether tbe annals of tte American atage have anything more ludi-1 crons than an accident which befell Actor f Henry Dixey ou hte QdifornH tour. He i was playing “The Suvrn Agro” at L«>s; Angeles to standing room only. In his ' makeup ms the judge tn tbe fourth act Dixey wears nn artificial nose—a huge Ro­ man nasal appendage at putty colored with vermilion nnd ocher. Upontlitt occasion referred to the play made n big idt. aud the first three acts were proMriled with all the regclarity and smoothnesaof clockwork. At thia point, however, Dixey made the discovery that the property man ted neglected to provide putty for that rubicund judicial nooc. Hastily summoning a call boy Dixey sent Both tbe method and results when him out to procure tho intaalng article. It Syrup of. Figs is taken; it is pleasant was nearly time for the curtain ^hen the and'refreshing to the taste, and acts youngster reappeared and reported, “I can't get no putty nowhere." Then Dixey gently yet promptly ou the Kidneys, gave an impromptu war dance which would Liver and Bowels, cleanses the sys­ have made him inrtnntly famous hail be tem effectually, dispels colds, head­ been before an audience, nnd sowing tbe aches and fevers and cures habitual boy shouted: “Quick now! Get me mine Hour! Quick! Run to a grocery! Run constipation. Syrup of Figs is tlie even ’ inch of lhe way going mid coming!” only remedy of its kind ever pro­ Scared by the rather warlike demonstra­ duced, pleasing to the taste and ac­ tions of Adonis the youngster lost no time in getting tbe much desired Hour. Dixey ceptable to the stomach, prompt in its action and truly beneficial tn ita hastily mixed tbe flour with a little water, knrndod it into dough, fashioned it into effects, prepared only from the mryt t he semblance of hte putty nose aud painted healthy ano agreeable substances, its it n> usual. The result WM eminently satmany excellent qualities commend it tefaEtory; the dough was lighter than to all and have made it the most putty and more adhesive, while there was no difference in appearance. popular remedy known. After a short wait the curtain was rung Syrup of Figs is for sale in 50c up and the fourth act proceeded. It was a and $1" bottles by all leading drug­ warm night, and the heat from the gas gists. Any reliable druggist who footlights was quite oppressive. By the may not have it on hand will pro­ time Dixey had finished the celebrated in that act aud bad responded to on cure it promptly for any one who dance encore he was perspiring freely, owjug tu wishes to try >L Do not'accept any the unwonted heat. This combination ot substitute. circumstances bad a most wonderful effect the comedian’* artificial uose. The CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP CO. upon members of the company were thunder­ SAM FHAMCI3CO. CAL struck to observe that tbe most prominent LOUISYILU. MEW fOBK. M.Y. feature of the judge's physiognomy was growing, am! growing very rapidly too. Within three minutes from tte begin­ ning of the act that wonderful nose bad doubled in size nnd was still growing with a jxrsistence which threatened soon to! | eclipse the other fncitd features. Tlie or i j cbestra noticed tte phenomenon and every i player stared at it in astonishment. Then the audience' observed the change in tlie I judge's appearance and wondenxl how it OFFICE WITH HOLBBOOK. OVES was produced and what it Lad to do with the play. MOBBILL'S STOBE, HASTINGS. But matters steadily grew worte, and Some more cheat) bouses wanted rang­ finally the actor wa* obliged to skip light­ ing from 8500 to 81000. ly from tte stage to take heroic measures Remember that this column contains but for reducing tho mysterious and inexplic­ a very small part of the property I have able swelling of his nose. About twofor sale or exchange. thirds of it was left in the drraxing room I have improved and vacant city lots for this time, but- tbe fractional proboscis con­ sale and exchange in all parts of the city. tinued its dilating tactics, and when the Farming lands for sale aud exchange in act closed the judge’s nose was stiil much all parts of tbe county. larger than usual. - I have some choice Grand Rapids prop When the curtain was rung down the erty fur sale at a bargain. members of the company made a rush for 1 have choice Chicago property for sale, Dixey’s dressing room to find out what well located in different parts of the clt>. was the matter. There they found Dixey ranging from 8425 up to $50,000. a splen­ standing in the middle of the floor, with did opportunity for/ investments in that his erratic nose in one hand and a small marvelous city where fortunes are made In can of flour in the other. He was reading Real Estate. I have maps of the city lo­ aloud to himself the printed directions on cating the different placet) for sale. the can: “Self Rateing Flour—Requires no yeast or leaven. ‘Mix with n little cold water and set in n warm place for a few On Jefferson street two houses and lots minutes, when tho dough jrill be ready for at bargains, and on easy terms. baking.’’-Chicago Mall. \ Near furniture factory. ____ ., —nne _ lot and 81,000; 8500 down, house well finished ~ * lull, on time at 7 per•Jcent. !c Miss Josephine Uizarus publishes in The And one house aridI lot one block from factory. 8800; $300 down, bal. at 7 per Century a thoughtful sketch of tbe career of Louisa May Alcott, thechlldren’sautbor. cent. Cheap. Bouse and lot near Whip and Felt Boot from which we quote these paragraphs; Strangely enough, in her works, which factory, 81.000. $500 down, bal. 8 years aru tbe counterpart of her lifts, her defect at 7 per cent _ Several splendid bargains in the 1st lieeomro a merit, and accounts for their phenomena! succeaa. What was it in Miss wafd and other parts of the city. Brick barn Tor sale at a bargain, on cor­ Alicott’s books thatsurprised and delighted the children of a score of years ago, and ner opposite Ford’s hotel. that still bolds ita charm for the childhood 80 ft. front by 140 ft deep, well located In of today! Was it a new world t lint she Seneca Fails, N. Y.. has on tbe land 1 brick discovered—a fairyland of imagination and Store throe stories, alab dwelling house and romance, peopled by heroes and enchanted good barn. Can be bought al a bargain, beings! Far from it. It was the literal, or will exchange for'Hastings or Grand homespun, child's world/of today; tbe Rapids property. The city of Seneca Falls common air and skies, the common life of has a population of 7,000 ami upwards—is every New Englund boy aud girl, such a­ largest town in Serena Co. she knew it: the daily Joys and cares, the w-acre farm in Irving, all Improved, soil gamesand rompsand jolly companions— good. Can be bought at a bargain on easy all tbeactuality and detail of familiar and terms. accustomed things which children love. 84 acres fractional—over runs 15 or 20 For children are born realista, who de­ acres. ’* mile vast of Sheridan, good fram­ light in the marvelous simply because.for ed house. One of the cheapest farms iu them tbe marvelous is no less real than the Barry Co., will take part city property. commonplace, and is accepted just as un­ 10 seres near city, good house and barn, conditionally. Mis* Alcott met the chil­ well ami cistern. 150 fruit trees, acre dren on their own plane, gravely discussed grapes; $1,300, cheap, ;a dnwn, bal. at 7 their problems, and adopted their point of per cent view, drawing iu nowise upon her inren­ 100 acres iu Woodland tn exchange for tion or imagination, but upon tbe facts of smaller farm and difference. her own memory and experience. Whether 106 acres in Hope township, known as or not the picture, so true to the life as <he Doty farm, will sell fur 84300 on easy she had llved.it, will remain true and vital terms. for all times cannot «iow be determined. Several 80 acre parcels for sale at bnrFor tbe literature of children, no less gains ranging from 81.800 upwards and than for our own, a higher gift may ba some will take part city property in ex­ needed; more finish and less of the “rough change. and ready" of everyday habit and exist­ I have several large farms for sale will ence; above all, perhaps, a larger general­ \3ake small farm in part payment. ization and suggestion, and tbe touch of I have some city property 1 will trade things unseen as well a*> things familiar. But whatever tbe fate of her ixjoks, Mias Tor good farms. I contemplate a more extended syMem Alcott deserves the niche she has won, and of advertising, and it would be well for tbe monument built for her in tbe record those who wish to sell or exchange to call of a life which is a protest against tbe at this agency at once and get the benefit*. doubts of the age—tbe fear that duty may Union Pacific R. K lands for sale iu tlie have lost its sway and character Its founda­ states uf Kansas, Oregon. Washington. tion, and that happiness is the sole meas­ Utah, Texas, etc, upwards of 5.900,000 ure aud rule of living. •era of fanning, mineral and timbered lands, ranging in price from $5 to $10 per •ere; one-tenth down, ten years credit on People who suspect everybody are very balance. Frequent excursion rates givbn, unhappy, and we know of no remedy for their discomfort except self improvement. etc. Call and get circulars. Let them root out of themselves whatever vietous propensity they suppose to have ita PKOBATK OHDEK. counterpart in the breasts of all mankind, and their opinions of their fellow men will at oner change for the better. People who hare no faith in their kind SouMiaa eight hundred and'ninety one. " Preaaat. Charles W. Armstrong. Judge of ing it for grouted that everybody with I*rut>a1r-. in the aud ter of tlie estate of Air* whom they eome it; business contact te bent on orerreaching them, their object te Mott deoeaaed On reading and filing ibe petition duly vert- to spike the enemy’s artillery by beiug the first to'overreach. Candor te lost upon them; they consider it refined hypocrisy. Favors they look upon as cunningly de­ probate and that administration of saM estate rued lures, intended to lead t hem into a bus begrauUsl to KebrccaMstt tbn rxreulHx darned Iu said v.iil or to eome other nutable trap, and while receiving them willingly, chuckle inwardly at tbe thought that they ’’Thereupon it is ordered, tha: Tuesday, tbe 25th are old birds and cannot be caught by any oism ENJOYS Cadwallader’s AGENCY COLUMN. ■ ! ■ f SPECIAL ! j! Nobody will lose anything by avoiding such people.—New York Ledger. at lhe Probate Hon. Charles Francis Adams, Jr., who was for six years president of tbe Union Pacific railroad, is a graduate of Harvard and a thorough Bostonian. He baa a de­ lightful home on Commonwealth avenue, but lives at Quincy, his birthplace, during Some fancy the charms ^if the Illy white maid, Of cl I: e rial form and languishing eye. Who faints In the “unBliine and droops In the shade, And te always “Just ready to die/’ HISTORY OF A WEEK. Wednesday. Aug- ls{Twelve person* liave uiod from the beat Shv Ivcturrd wltha-roU «rv«>4 qnrtt IID Jo»o ot An at uo^wo, A. ¥.. 1 baiw d M.jor J O. -IxmlUoa. died at CImo- tvr. III-.. .|Wd M rw* H«~rvwl tkroovji tl» «*r •» olBeer Uw Sll'ovoth tillnoi» Vol ni verb. , Private Cawwmran, of the Fourth regi­ ment, Illinois National guard, disembow­ eled himself al Camp Lirttoln. supposed cause, mental aberration. RHEUMATISM neuralgia, and sciatica can always bo successfully treated with *.D New York Yellow fever h reported tote ragiug virulently at Port-au Prince, Hoyt­ It In raid th*t Sunol, tbe nwrveloua race lionic, ha» gone p.Tmauenlly lame. ’ Ch veland. O. haw W.WJ umnys in ita new directory, and claims a population ot The I’vnry arctic vx|h iilioo has reached ‘AtMI.-.. ’ t .tho shores of Greenland. Ail are well. Mr* Anise Sharp Rnh.-rts, <>f WataeJtfi,. A euro It is sidd that the Irish party in parlia­ Jib., celebrated b<-r JOOtn birthuay Mcn- ment will reject Balfour's loosT govern­ Is »ure to follow d At Columbia, S. (’., Sunday 20tt pyaona ment bill. Thirty-four young women took their the persistent were imroeraed iu n millpond in uno hour final vows »»• eisters of Notre Dame at use of this and thirty niluura. Milwaukee. • Over too taxpayer- of Kahras City, Nau. An active volcano te reported thirty-fire medicine. . thre.iraned to lynch their mayor and coun­ miles southeast of the McuuhUuIi minus, cil beatmw of »upp< i*cd boodung. , near Ellensburg. Wflah. Cured Others Camp Dougtaa, uewr New Ltebou, " te-. Tbe Duke of Portland bas^rrated a senwill cure you. where the militia arc Id camp, wna aation in ScotUml bv voluntarily reduc­ , burned, enu ung a )<■« of 815O.OJO. * ing the rent* on bis C*hbuvs< estates 35 Tbe Grand Rapid* alderman will spend Wednesday of next week Brotowor Carl per cent. PttUBATE oitoi u. rt" n good chunk of the city's funds in a Myer will give an exhiWlion of what he Rate Park Cocuntealonvr Brower, of State of Michigan, county of it-m .-L tail* a aky-bicycte at Monticello, HI. junket to Milwaukee next Monday. At a session of the J’rol-at. < ,.,r? Minnesota, altar a careful survey, saya The remain* of tte talc Bishop Kilian that the true source of the Miatishippi te . . ■■ • ■ । Oi WftailUUM Hl '!• -m day of 2" July. ‘; n. im • ........ ” 111 r>' *).tnt Gexti.kmex:—I have snfferwl lutenaely C Floach were laid in thu grave at thogreat raerrnlr nine mUw above Lake । ■_>■»» eight hiindnnl and uiiir'ts'..:,‘ r ”*r ,1‘*1**M LaCrosse, Win., with imposing cere­ from billausnww and rheunmti|n for OW rfe1' vtart~ * Two inen named William Douglas* * three years, and bad tried so many rcnte- monies yestendayA light boa been arranged between worked for the Beasemer foundry at Bes­ dira that 1 bar! lost all faith. Hearing of Hibbards Rheumatic Syrup 1 bought a Tommy Warren and Cal McCarthy, to semer, Ala. One wa« white and the other Oa reading xnd, ltSlne tb, .7 imiho-h' .a, Mmo n‘2, L “JJfe bottle and found it helped me. I liave come off before lhe Olympic dub, of New black. The black bum drew the whue renfed. man's pay, and ia dead now, abut by tne ceased, alleglnf that duh sutb-Mi. sted^LSl’ bow used four bottles, and it has restored Orleans. Sept.* 15. ol the is,t Wtn and testament s| The scheme to produce rain t>y concm- whito-mnn. my liver ami kidneys to bcalUiy action, and of tte probate ttierw? aion in the upper regions wua tried in Archbishop Ireland ays that Kenney, •oun Md that said u ill h», (^.Jt and done more to purify my blood than county New Jer4r»M anything I have ever taken. 1 am pleased Texas ywterday, and ta reported to have tbe Roman CatboUc priest who was re­ to probateiu that -aid cvinplifte.i . otue »nTA’ ■ to recommend it as a wonderful blood medi­ been a aucccra. DetaHs are lacking. ceived into the Mmbudtet church nt the lug said U x.v i... -II. . '.......... <n The remain* of Mr* Berman jWter De» llaiues camprtnwtlug. U a drunkard, cine. Very truly yourx were found in tlie ruins ot her houaa at and woe driven out of cite Winona, Minn., (B.C. l.otuxsox. Marshall. Mich. Sold bk W. B. Goodj ear. Prepared only Griswold, N. D. It i* believed that ter diocese fur that weakness. ucatorii iRmrt !.. *3d wib UPr”a' by Tbe Charles Wright Medicine Company father-in-taw wt fire to tbe hoUM*. The systematic robbery of a sate in the Thereupon 11 in orUmM. ttut rridi. Mrs. Samueta, mother of- the notorious office of Jubn Townsoud, * New York the xiklday of Au^iki a. b. ffi Detroit. Mich. Jeue James, say* that if any World's fair lawyer, caused luspeetar Byrnes to call 0 Clock Bl lllV ttirvbmn. lx- .vulnMl fw Edward While, aged 20, was drowned speculators want the house ahc livre in to IdwiJ electricity. Hecannccted the wife the tearing uf »iu<j while bqthing iu Green's lake, near Holly. •In*’ .^5**^ ■*" 'to****! U4 with.fr battery ami u bell and then waited. all tittirr uerM>n* iut«-r>-.T. ,t they cud have it if they |»y her price. _ it* Saturday evening the bell rang and tbe thief was caugut. He was Otto Thun- dty of Hastings in said < .nuny aM i any then- be. wb» Uw Kuyer of the iet> United Slates Senator William F. Vilas, strom, tbe porter. tloner may not be praute,]. of Wisconsin, is ni Sorrento, Me. And It te further onlerr*! tlMt iraid t-ailMiw Jarrett Roberts; of Uahkosh, Win., aged give »>t!rc to tin- patsoti* Ino-reiM In ml? m. Nelson trotted a mile in 2:10 at Inde­ tote, ot the petHiency >aid prttfipn wd S 80, is dead. He went to Oskosh in 1S50. Marine thereof by tauMn.- u.uiya! thiiortte The Democrat* Of New York will meet pendence, Io. hej-ubUshcd In the Hxqu..-« K yxsnt s Twelve persona were killed by a railway to paper printed nnd dn nla’rd (usiRi ( <g in state cun vent ion at Saratoga Sept. 15. colliaiou iu Switzerland. Harry once in each s.-x ftjr thh- nae«es<<r* . Breadstuff* export* for July last weie Peter mealier, an old settler at Lexing weeks prevmit* to K-dil dax ■>( ht-arlnr valued at ilii,:ny,291. against 81O,7»M>W CHAU1.E4 V,'. ARM-riMiXi;. ton. Illa, te dead aged 83 years. (A tnie copy. I .1 Joseph Tkslen, a Big Kaplds drunk, for July, 18U>. John M. Price, n miner of Philllpaburg, tried tu btiru hte way out uf prison nnd The Pottsville. !*.«., Steel and Iron com­ Moul, sboda his skin yearly, like a snake. ritoiiat!: (ii;oeil. was nearly roasted alive before he wold pany hns started two furnaces with non­ The Betebate-ALlcu brokerage flrm uf fltate of Mlrhicati. O.satv of LUirri-w. union workmen. be rescued. At a sM-ton Of the ITidmb- Court Isr th* Denver, hae failed. It*creditors will loon County of tern, holdea a: the Probue uSre lo The Cincinwtti broach • of the Irish 470.OU0. H the ladles would abandon coMneltes nnd the Cm ot n*-titigs.ni oaid C.-r.ntv. on That> The failure of the British bank of Aus­ day. the '-»3 day <-t July, in the j-ir mure generally keep their b.uod pure and vigor­ league has dropped - the name “Parnell,” and chosen another onk tralia. with liabilities of. tHXJ.UOO te an­ thousand eight hundred ,-ujd fthirtv«®e. ous by the use of Ay er’» Aarwparilta, naturally Present, Charle* W. AnuUn-M:. Ju4n of The Holcomb family is holding a na­ nounced . fair complexions would be the rule instead uf Probate. the exception, as at present. Pure blood Is the tional reunion at Mount .Ury, N. J.. There The treasury depsrUnent purchased In the matter of tte ratal- -4 Mrat, Wart, are 2,500 members of the family present. L’TS.OXl.onnce* of silver at from to.i* to deceased. best beaultfler. On reading and flltagtlir p-fuion. du!» renPolydore Dongeval, a silk manufacturer 89.ME1S |wr ounce tle<l o{ Marcu> 1.. W;inl. gr.uin >-u M Cadillac wants a n ULtary company. of Brooklyn. N. ¥., Im* made an asKignOver 20U employes of tbe Omaha smelt­ cca«e<*.a!leginE lhal duly uu'i>r.i;l<-al«l^o(ta ment. ninomuw, Liabilities, jiw,^ MW.IXM; •■■wou., assets, 8ZM»'. Montmorency cotDty Is covered with •! mem. drvwurti ing works have returxued lo work on a 'Of the 1-M will anti l>-«UU>rn{ <4 sad of the probale ta-rv.-' bem flirt la glinting root pullers. | Gvorgc Jone*, one of the founders and compromise.' said court and trust raid, w ill Ium been -tab *<• I principal owner of tbe New York Time*, Kansas fartuers paid off mortgages dur­ milled lo pr-i’M'e m ttees srtrJrney. and praying l h*tsa*»! • -■uq.iin- d emde*cd l>e Mrs. Winslow’s Soothing 8j run Uss been used I died yesterday at Pptand Springs, ,Mc. ing tbe mouth of July'to the amount of will M raiddeeta-<<> sia) i-ultowrt,f.lrdac4 8881,458, and thia year’s crop* to Lt nr from recorded in this court a* aud tor the itM will fur children UMUUng. 1« soothes We uhlld. soften lhe gums, ailsys all pain, cures wind Officer Rollings, uf Philadelphia, is said ycL and te-: ui>«iit uf -.od <!»->- *mi‘ mi.A tte »d rollc. and Is the !•«« remedy tor dlarrtxra. A-dispatch from St. Paul says that tbe inloistraiiiHi rrautml to Mun u» I., ’-lar i i*i? rwwity-Bve cents a bottle. Sold by all druggists to be the largest policeman iu the Uuitrd pellUou wet tortr State-*. He is U ft. 8 iu. in height and lowest estimate of the wbx-al crop of Min­ swld Uirougnuul tbe world. Ttereupmi it ordered, th,! Fp'day. tte weighs 34(1 pound. nesota and the Dakotas is 15U.(XX*,000 bush: 21st day of Aiujii-1. A. l>. >•/. at b'u ii'c*rt it Bay coHutv has 200.000 acres uf farming tlrt-fercnooti.i'v s.«h.sai‘«:fur ttetearfaetfMM Judge Botkin. ot Kansas, hns concluded petittoti. and Uial the >>rir» at U» u! land and a curking old oat yirop. not to preside at tbe tr^al of Brennan for Two St. Louis girl* who recently ran said decea-ed aud all other ItiteroiFires are doing coiMidcrable damage the murder of Woods.. His life lias been away and married a couple of opera zing­ threatened if he docs preside. ers ban- discovered that their husbanus at the Probate oOlvu, in thurify «i Hart;»c>. along the ‘’Ann Arbor’’ route. are ex-convicta. Iu raki county. ai4 d-ow ■-»:*•. if Bay Cityaiu may erect a bi Hard mid New Yorkjs going to try the experi- * there te. why tt-j- pray.-r ->f tte rettterr bowling alley on lz*s Cbeneaux Islands. be gr.nite-l. A:-' > . t.rliteitaS i-renlefr... uwnt of ot washing waabing her her streets strain by by flooding flood!ug jj !’□ nut (Jud^pSttt Mayor Chapin, of Brooklyn, is seriously ment frntn the hydrants hmimtitM after uftrr they iHmv have hirr II wm Interi-Uil ....... .— » in^rai-i .... ..',i ■.. -..I- nf ths n*r The present proprietors of tlie fearful ill. them from deacr of said petiwn. nnd wonderful Volutna Boomer art about Fifteen ' death* from the heat were re­ Ixs-n swept. thareut by camdnjt \ ■' to sell out. Oliver Wendell Holmes, who will lo be published in Uir 1! Corn Belle Chaska denim the story that years of ugr Aug. 20. is in good genera!' nmr»ini-er printed and ein Grand Rapids “hurry-up” wagons will she han tired ot her Sioux husband. health, thoogh tbe recent hot weather had ty«rf Barry mice t:> caeli v7,have canopies to hide the sensitive citizens weeks previous h raid u <•! lieariMJoseph Pulitzer is reported to be ser­ a debilitating effect upon him. from public view when they are given Judgw ot iToliH iously ill of nervous prostration in Europe. The foreign unutatevs to China arc said, tree rides to the jug. true ropy. < < The pope i«a» sent ids blessing to tho tu have mack' a concerted demand for rep­ A portrait of President Abbot, by Ives, Catholic Total Abstinence Union of Amtr- aration for the live* of Europeens and CHAN*TItV SALE. of Detroit, presented by tbe alumni associ­ Americana killed in the recent riots iu tue I - pttnumcv ot and by virtue d an ation. has been hung in the library of the . d«crve ot thrcln-ilt court i■ ” «rt<raiy« Miaaouri Knightx of I^ibor nnd Alliance Celestial empire. agricultural c< 11 *ge. Barry, tn rhsm- ry. in1!’1' Captain Frank Coooey. uf tbe schooner made men are negotiating With a view to co-opand rated on tl>r nd. «ia? u Clara F. Harwood, Boston, says that on. nut. in a -.-rtdn mum- therein Fifteen bricklayers working on the new eratiou. city ball building at Saginaw are out on a Mrs. Catherine Coody, at Philadelphia, the St*George* bank* a few days ago he* Jnlia H. Kriw M romptew i -t :rul M-te* Wauiu-lv). HIU M. WsutiHry. H-w<! strike. They demand more pay from Con­ who killed by lightning while cloning a saw the sea serpent, and that the reptile and Illnun M. Alten, are <lrf. was spotted like a leopard. The monster tractor Dnn Rancman. window io her bouse. Nortec i» hereto ultvn “'*• < ’u ‘ “ dived under the schooner, scraping it* keel public.surtu.ii :othr t'ftl.- 'i The Yankton National bank, of Yank­ as be went under. The Free Methodist camp meeting will (day tte llih <tav <4S-p!ni;l--r. I». W st 'n'rkx-k In Jhetorew-ir. «t tin ; IMMr begin nt Lakeview next ^Wednesday. ton, 8. D., capital 850,000, baa been author­ dCtha- Court lion-r In tl:--“• ized to begin business. THE MARKETS. August 19. Henry Henson, a wife murderer, was being the H»<* *,'r ; The season when wild ducks and par­ IbejCountv ot Barry t hanged in St. Loute. Chris Young wua ill '! tridges may legally be shot commences CM1CA0O. Aug. IT. hanged at Lexington. Mo. September 1. were the quotations on the board Abraham Backer, the note broker cf ofFoUaarlag trade today. Wheat—No. X August, opened The Hacklry soldier’s monument at New York, w)m> owes about HU30,<XN* has >!.«, closed BLUt September, opcurd Jl-OTH, Muskegon will be ready tor unveiling early been arrested; charged with fraud. clum-d Bl.aWi: December. opened 81 M. closed in October. Joseph Brothers it Co., dealers in dry Dated HaiUiniro Mich -,in •’?*• Mary Jackson, the mulatto girl who goods at 100 Fifth avenue, Chicago, hare t»ber. ox-ned 81c. cloaed 58*tc. Uata—No. 2 ALOsrof-1>» > •"T’,'^Lwr Circuit (hurt < escaped from the Adrian school has been confessed judgments amounting to 842, A ocnst, opened 3Dc, closed iSH-J. September, ; Barry (oqr.i). M.cu. au. found at Blissfield. vpeecd 2Aa- closed 2SHc; May. <H«aed X»*<-, OScwtt CJARK. Ex-President Cleveland has written re­ Hal(elter lor Cutup-'I The three prisoners, Becker. Gale and gretting that be and Mrs. Cleveland can­ cl.-Brd Sltec. P8fk~tiaptember, upcMd 81u.w, cloaed 8».Rk October, opened jL'.aJ, closed Tripp, who escaped from the Ludington not attend tbe Bennington monument un­ ShUtr. January, opened >13JJQ. dosed 813.10. jail Wednesday, have been recaptured near veiling. f Free Soil. . The “Select Clydesdale Stud Book'* has Robert Galloway, 4 years old and living been n cognized by the United States the Union stork yards today: Haga—Market rather active on lacking and shipping ara at Detroit, fell under a street car and .had treasury department as a record book of louut and prices* well maintained; sale* ratigc both hands and one foot crushed. The recognized breeds. at X.SKU'.hi Itaht. $4.uo;-f.'.U> rough packing, drifBr was careless. Tbe London Times wn the death of mixed, and SHXkWM heavy packJohn Wildanger, of Flint, was assaulted Mr. Lowell te probably more keenly and Cattie—Market rather active, and prices and robbed Wednesday-night while return­ widely tell in England than would be that steady and unchanged; quotations ranged at of any man not an Englishman. ing home. Thotuas Burgess is under ar­ 8&.7UfttUS choice io fancy shipping steers, >4A*J Rev. J. C. Kenney, late a Roman Catho­ OA.M good to choice do, 8t.5Ogit.cO common to rest for the crime and has been identified Nearly every pattern of % Hoff lic priest, but who -stuck" on trnnsu In­ fair do. 8a.7XH.4O butchers’ steer*, 82.00i3.6u by Wildanger. stantiation, and came near bpcoming an blockers, ttLSJ.425 Texan-. 8k4UUL3j feeders. Blanket is imitated in color and Dennis McNeills, an old resident of agnostic, joined tbe Methodist church at li.Saai.UOcvws. Jl.WtiL-U balls, and 82.MJ style. In most cases tlie Escanaba, was found drowned near No. 4 Des Plaine* camp meeting. dock Thursday. McNeills had not been looks just as good as the S changed; quotations ranged nt |3.fiul>l.t4) west­ seen since Satunlay last, when he left erns, S3.7&^A2n natives, and >3..’’*C& k!Xl lamb-. home to drive his cow to pasture. Ellsworth, Minn., w:ra almost entirely Produce: Butter—Fancy tepnravir, 20c pot so lacksstrength.and wh ledseU lb; damns, fancy, frosh, 144416c: path1ng stocks. Otto Durlacli and George May, two wiped out by a fierce windstorm. for only a little less than'he ge"“ Hon. John R. Gamble, CongrezsmanWashtenaw county farmers, quarreled ine it isn'tworth one-half a> over the crops and Durlach broke a pitch­ elect from South Dakota, died al his home poultry—Old chickens, WRjc per Ik spring. De roosters. turkeys, mixed. I<V; ducks, Uj. fork handle over May’s head. May's skull in Yankton. Kk: spring, luallc. Potatoe»-St_ Louis, Early The fact that % Horse Is fractured and he may die. Jay Gould, it is said, mtiat borrow <13,­ Ohio, aoddo per bo; Kansas, ».Q4dc; home are copied is strong The 12-year old son of Geo. F. Mueller, 000,000 to straighten out tbe Union Pa­ that they are THEST*ND«RO; cific’s affairs. of Howard City, walked out of an up stairs Blackand every buyer shotdd . “ Over 1,000 members of tha New York cbdce. ttiflam eating. window Monday night'iu a fit of somnam­ Cloakmakers ’ union are on a ntrika to bulism aud fell to the ground a distance, of the W trade mark >s sew force a recognition of their organizat Ion twelve feet. His injuries are serious. Broom corn—Hurl. jg.>iic jmr lb: whisk the inside of the Blanke . by employers. • brush. 5^®ac-. green, self-working. 4B4Hc; in­ Edwin Arnold.- the English poet, has side and covers. 4^l\c; common brush, Michigan postmasters: H. H Fuller, Five M1" vice J. W. Foster, resigned, Bruz’s Cross­ tendered a most touching tribute to the Boas ing, Ontonagon county: C. Brice, vice memory of Lowell. Atk ElectHe The treasury department purchased John Allen, resigned. Lynn. SL Clair for M».S00 ounce* ot silver at from 80.936 to Extra Test county: T. Forgrave, vice J. E. Sima, re­ 8O.9M&I per ounce. signed, Statcwzrt, Chippewa county. 1 I a wBeker Sir E twin Arnold te under contract to Jonathan Mitchell and George Dingman" lecture fifty times in ihte country, begin­ dn August, 77c; do September. 73^c; do Ocan old man and young boy respectively, ning Nov. in New York. * were seriously injured while riding on u *nld lhal Mr basmade load of straw near Ypsilanti Thursday. **»,<*« out of the sale of hte book, UMSs $11.7^12.2.1 La.nl—Quiet; September, too 6* STYLES 18.87; October. 87.1*. The horse became frightened at a traction -T wenty Years of Co ngross. ■ Live Stock: Cettlj—Trading dolt owing a nices to ***’ engine and ran away, capsizing the load. Booge’s packing house at Sioux Ci tv Mitchell's bip was broken and be wnn Iwd- fa, btm been purchased by tbe Uaiou ly bruised. Tbe lad’s injuries are internal stock yards of Chicago tor KJD.too. k™ per ia> lbw Texaas and Cotaradoa. 8A15U and are supposed to be fatal. . ; -- —•—• ■■■ —c vu nave “>•> ’III 1W»I« In M•“T’lOh Boed's Sarsaparilla h tte most i S-crei.rr ha. rrtunwd lo lhe national cplul trooi Oalo. Attoruor Urotr^ Milla. I— i... __ S“.V ' But jrfvr me the girl with the sunshiny face. Tlie blood In whose veins courses healthy and free. With lhe vigor of youth In her movements of grace, • Oh. Hint is the maiden forme! She i» lhe girl to “tie to" for life. The sickly, complaining woman uiay bo i<n object ot love aud pity, but she Crasna to t»e a “thing uf iM-auty" worn down by female weakness and disorders, subject to hyslriia and a martyr to bearing-down pains. Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription is a sure cine l»r tbeso distressing complalnls. and-1 will transform the feeble, drooping sufferer into a healthy, happy blooming woman. Guaranteed to give satisfaction In evecy caw, or money paid for it refunded. Has Children Cry for Pitcher’s Castorla. Children Cry for Pitcher’s Castorla. Children Cry for Pitcher’s Castorla. CHEATING Ahorse Blankets ■"“US®* »W*TI0&, vafiour •ffJSS Numcryuien-Wrt‘ * i �L*L%ZMtro. ention. Showed that the deceawd must have been a man of loore taamh. for it, ----------- -- >u (jner news had been abo*vn that he was at tlie time 1 with tlrti reporters, u deed done in the already married to another lady. 1 heat of passion over the refusal of Trent A man of loom morals is certain to ] to Ijsten to Darke’s proposal—the hasty LESSON VIII, THltfO QUARTER, INIcRhave cn *nrica, and such enemies us art* i outcome of n quarrel between >two men NATIONAL SERIES, AVG- 23. apt to be moved to murder. Again. Mr. both loving the same young woman. The judge sentenced tbe prisoner to Trent waa a dealer in diamonds; lie was knowp to be often iu |yoMession of gems imprisonment at hard labor for life. Motion tor a new trinl was denied. of tmmemae value*, he might cosily have The prisoner was taketi back to tho been murdered on this ground; but'it Tomin, and arrangements were made to was not even protended that this bad eend him to Sing Sing that night been the prisoner’s motive. In fact, no (Compiled from lx-reon Helper Quarterly by motive whatever had been assigned—for CONTINUED. pcrmiMionof H. 8. HuSman. pu'.dUher, Phil­ be inform* 1 that one has a rival in a PRESS ASS9CtftTWfl89T^^^ to adelphia.) lady s affections is certainly not a mo­ The Pulpit and theBtaf;**. 30. “Jesus answered them and said, Ver­ Rev. F. M. ShrouL pastor United Breth­ . live. And not only wore the prisoner's ily, verily, I say tiito you, Ye seek me, i Mr. Trent might have gone np town to social position and charucter incompati­ ren churchy Blue Mound, Kansas, says: "1 not boenuse ye saw the miracle*, but be­ hafter hi ; look nt his now house. Mr. Darke had ble with such a crime, but his conduct feel It my duty to tell what wundera Dr. cause ye did eat <rf tbe loaves and were .Ml MATENCK. . | thereupon taken 'his departure. Fergu- on the evening of the,mnrder could not King's New Discovery has done for me. filled.” My lungs were -badly diseased, and iny : tn harrow the reader He reeds their hearts, He seen their blindsun hail noticed that he carried some­ bo reconciled with a guilty purpose. He parishlontrs thought 1 could live only a uplication of vain detail*. thing wrapped up in paper in his Itand. hod given his true name to thu porter at few weeks. 1 took Ove bottles of Dr. dcbm. and that their only thought is for ! • uvwsp.tper reports of j To return to Mr. Simpson. He said jtly ■' the clnb, and had left him with the King's New Discovery and am sound and food for tbe body. Were they not very like multitude# iu our own day, nnd like I that at about half-past ten o’clock he Hu ;■ avowe«l intention of going to seek Mr. well, gaining 2fl lbs. in weight" very many who beat the name of Jesus, but ' ;y found that Harry Arthur Love. Manager Ixrre's Funny yet are wholly (tires up to laboring merely , had heard n ring nt the door of the new Trent at his house. Again, he had an Tlr »ly murdered on the house, and on opening the door had seen nounced himself by name to tlie care- Folks Combination, writes: "After a for focal and raiment ? .tv twenty-five or the j the prisoner, Keppel Darke, who naked thorough trial ar.d convincing evidence, 1 ■igbi 27. ”Ia»bor not far the meat which per। taker, Simpson. Persons meditating hr.iary twenty-six. eightam confident Dr. King's New Discovery iaheth, but for tlrtt ment which endureth । to see Mr. Trent on important bnsinert. I murder du not act in this way. As rofor consumption beats 'em all, and cures nd » venty, by. a knife ' H»* had in his hand a long paper bundle. I garde ! the dagger, the *prisoner frankly when everything else faila The grcalett unto everlasting Uf#, which tbe Son of Man hands of Keppel Darke, shall give unto you." » Witness admitted him, and he went up A*hnitt«?d it 0 V*.‘ his. He had taken it kindness I can do my many thousand We are reminded uf the question in Isa. ■rtrail painter. The case ■ stairs. How long he remained witness with him to Sir. Trent's house that friends is tu urge them to try It." Free lv, 2,'* Wherefore do ye spend money for nd before tlie grand jury, did not know, as he had not heard him night for a peculiar reason, which from trlaF bottles at W. H. Goodyear's dmg that which u not bread? Au A your labor a true bill against the I go out Witness then deecribed how he ita nature was not susceptible of proof, store. Regular sizes 50c- and fl. for that which M&isfietb not? Hearken . imnitted for trial, ' hrvl found Mr. Trent dead on the floors diligently unto Me. nnd cat ye that which but the very rimpiicUy of which should was lodged in the Tombs and ® i of hia- study tbe next morning with a commend it to the credence of the jury. , S. II. Clifford, New Cassel, Wht. was । is good, and let your aoul delight Itself In' ' dagger in his back. Witness had admit­ Miss Raven had admired the dagger a/ troubled with nvur.ilgia and rheumatism, fatness." “For Him bnthGod the Father sealed.” ..*onay announced that The di ted no one but Darke into the honae that his studio, nr 1 the prisoner had reeolved Ids stomach was disordered, his liver was This Is given n* the reason why lhe Son ?> on with thu trial at affected to nn alarming degree, appetite ! night. to make her a present of it. of Man In qualified to give tho meat which liannick, of counsel for Tbe dagger was produced in court and Hu had aceonlingly taL'en it with him fell away, ami he wns terribly reduced in endurrtli. By computing Eph. I, 13; tv, ! ilwt no olataclei i identified by SimpHon. It was of Japa­ flesh and strength. Three bottles- of I on the evening in question, intending 30. with Acts x. SH; John ill, 33. 31. it Electric Bitters cured him. . <-l on rtirir taue. .u> serins to refer to His being sent by the nese manufacture, very sharp, with a after his interview with Mr. Trent at his Edward Shepherd, Harrisburg) III., had . day Sjvnt in getting a I curious y carved hilt. club, to call upon Miss Raven at her a running sore on his leg of eight year.." Father nnd filled wilh tbe Spirit' These • an. We will snmma' i Mrs. Simimon. called by the defense, house nnd give it to her. But. contrary standing. Used three liottlcs of Electric are our qnnlifleatim, also. • .ic<a rding !<» the chrono 2b. "Then said they unto Him, What . testified tliat between eleven and twelve to his expectation, he had not found Mr. Bitters and seven boxes of Bucklen's shall we do that ws might work tbe wprks . • rente. | o'clock on the night of February twenty- Trent at his clnb. nnd again, contrary Arnica Salve, and his leg is sound mid of God?" M itchin. who api»f.red Mi live, she and her husband being then in to his expectation• Mr. Trent hod refused well. John Sjx-aker. Catawba, (>.. hail He spoke of girtang them enduring meat . .. •■reateil a sensation in | bed. and her husband asleep, tte had re- his assent to his suit. In his distroas and five large fever sores on his leg. doctors ns Hi-, gift They talk of doing something, that her real name was 1 numbered having left a caudle burning prvoccuimtion he hail forgotten on bis said he was incurable. One bottle Electric so blind were they and -ho blind are we to Bitters and one box Boek’en's Arnica God's way. How much bnd they done in r.-y Trent, widow of the in an upper room of the bouse. She bail departure to take the dagger away with i.iYuig bfu privately mar- feared )MjHsiblu^ fire, nnd had therefore hiyi. He had gone from Mr. Trent’s Salve cured him entirely. Sold by W. 11. tbe matter of being fed a little while before Goodyear, the druggist. • ir, France in the year on thwotber side of the sen? put on her dressing gown and gone up boa*! to his own studio, and had there 29. “Jesus annwered nnd said unto them, ind and sixty-nine. It stairs to put out the candle. As she sjM-nt the night; nnd this would sufiiThe beat salve in the world for cuts, This far the work of God, that ye believe ou mt of this marriage that ]>aise<l tbe library door she looked deutly account for his disheveled appear­ bruises, sores, ulcers, salt rheum, fever Him whom He hath sent.” 11 his n**w house. She was • through, it being njar. end saw Harry ance the next morning. But surely a sores, tetter, chapped hands, chilblains, They spoke of doing the works of God, a reason for tlieaecrecy I Trent and another gentleman talking murderer would haveflvd, nnd as surely coms, and all skin eruptions, ahd i<osltlve-1 He speaks of the work of God, for It is Im­ i .aint.Gmvt. but the ques­ : together. The other gentleman was | he would not have left liehind him such ly eures plies or no pay required, it Is possible for God to work through instru­ t-si to and the objection short—shorter b? a good deal than Mr. a piece of evidence ns the fatal daggt ment* wl (ch He does not control. To be­ guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction, or . She said that she be- Trent—and had a dark beard or whis­ But. on the other hand, the real mur­ money refunded. 25 cents per box. | lieve on Him i» to receive Him (John I. 12). 30. “They said, therefore, unto - Him, । ■i-u provided for in her kers. She hail only a glimpse of him in derer who used the dagger hivl the best For sale by W. H. Goodyear, the druggist What sign ahowOTt Thou, then, that we will, but no will had at passing; he stood rather sidewise toward of ronnons for leaving it in the wound; Three tenants of the Mason coiftity jail may see and believe Thee? What dost • und. She added that her. She did not think he wxt wilted, for to do bo would be to divert snapicion got out last night Thou work ?” taken tea at her home on , but could not swear tliat he was not. from himacif. And who was the real it does not seem |XHslbla that those who Tl»r Neirr Falling Remedy. । !i litroet on the afternoon had so'recently witnessed the multiplica­ mnrderori Unq-vistiunaMy the short Those who continue to suffer wilh eou- tion of five loaves and two fishes to feed anler. and tlpt they hud HedH mrtIU »n iwwnl'l" ' “ V"»•""■ Slln|w)n h:1,| n.urM-ot h«'i throw:,!!* tagions blood disease, after having gone five thousand men could ask.for a sign. , iiam<*dialely issue in- She was able to give no explanation « f ‘ ( ... _ . { om. rOiiwhiUon: They can fall back on 31. “Qur fathers did eat mnnnn in the The presence there of j one consolation: They can fall back on hisbeing in tte horns. Mrs.s ^beZTX^oZ 1..... ..... .. ■ r . f I,.. »-v..,r-lll,... III-. U C U t. ....... I.J desert; ipi it is written. Hu gave them bread announcement of their evidence was the only thing oi any ;■ v ...... ................ - > • । i“* i**’’" »«. ..r o.-* “» uke advantage of‘the remedy from heaven to crt." have Bern made. When weight brought out in favor of Darke, ‘ Yet the flirt of his pn-mnee th-re hail I **' iletninding Him that in the wilderness > train • h- was in good but the old lady weakened a little under been sworn to, nnd that fact was irrecon- ,M’,orr u»“»*’r»n.inir other treatment, as the )a*ople wertln with ninnna every day, «'"1 '“'"h, nnd doubtles* sayfrig in their hearts, "You the district attorney’s severe cross-e x­ oUMp rit, th- guilt Ot th. »_ i zfor _ .... .to ■bring in n* verdict . It la nor everybody s foresight that is us fed uh yesterday, it i# true, but now feed 1 And the jHfy ; amination. ‘ ' good as tils hindsight. H um again today, aa Mewes did our fathers.” Daniel Parker, a policeman on dr,tv. j against the prisoner would, therefore. l»e • 32. “Then Jesus said unto rfapm, Verily; I near the bouse an the morning of Feu- j to mid another murder to the one already I They say in iwtithwestern Michigan that i verily, I aay unto you, Mines gav^yoti not I committed. Let the short mnh with the i the corn crop will be a failure. that bread from heaven; but my Father niary twenty-six.^ testified that he was iuuuit Ayer's Ha'r t'lgcr restores culmand tita'i y ; dark beard be found and the mystery of ’ 1 summoned by the witness Simpson ; Hurrv Trent’s death would be a mvstery giveth yon tbe true brand from he.»vcn.w>, to srtit and graj hair. Through Its lirahng Hevouid direct their thoughts not to fifteen minutes past six a. in., and o* ■ < nn hi!. ami cleansing <iuallllc«. H paetcuU (be aceuiuu- Mos#s, nor even to Himself, but'to the i scribed the position in which he found j Th-district attorney, in nuking fora laUou of dandruff and cures scalp diseases. Father in heaven. This he always did. 1 the l>ody. After making a brief survey The be*t hair dressing e»er made, and by far 33. "For the bread of God is He which verdict against the prisoner, said he I uf the premimm he got assistiuice and I be inert ceonoailcal. cometh down frdtn heaven and giveth life ! communicated with the captain of his । should have been well pleased hail there Thirty-five students have grndnaled from unto the world.” ■ been better evidence to offer in his favor. Bread is tnqntltmcd In this chapter six­ ■ precinct. ' tlie *^ate agricultural college. > But really there was no defense- The . Frank Munroe, a detective, said that I visit of the prisoner to the house was . “Why, now I eannot cr( enough to raL" wjs teen time*, and at least ten times it refers . ... ...... i 1,1 •••’ I»II«UU''I uuuw w.w <*ir who formerly ha*’ n> appetite, but tuvK to the True Bread. By <*om>ldcriug verses th-caw had been put in tte hand* of th- I ronCT4ta. th* poweaeion of th- dagger Uouu's Sxrsapa. ilia. 32, :ri. 34. 3\ 41. 48, 30. 31, M, and their con­ detect!™ Imnmn st etttht • clock on the 1 was conceded; a . dispute ,ii,„„ . matter in i„.­ text, it will In- reen that He is Himself the on a Judge Grove, of Grand Rapids, will re­ True Dread, and that we are to eat Him, morning of February twenty-rix. and volving a woman's love was conceded: tire from the Kent county circuit bench. that he had been detailed to investi­ the fact tliat no one else was admitted or eat His flesh nod drink His blood (verses 53-M). which, by comparing verses if and gate it There was a safe in the study to the house was conceded. As to the 47, will be seen to mean that we are to be­ nt‘ the new house; it was open, and prisoner’s explanations almutAhe dagger, lieve on Him, for there are not two ways it contained papers; by whom it had even had they been matter of legal of obtaining eternal life. » When Baby was sick, we-gave her Castori*. been opened, and whether or not any evidence, they were utterly futile and 34. “Then said they unto Him, Lord, lup-n.1 or rZliKiljk k.l ab- i ' When she was a Child, she cried for Castorla. ""■ * u" No semdbl- man would evermore give tfs this bread.” >»icM from tt. U>.-r.- wa. nothiug lo ‘ - ---------“T. -’T: IJkc the woman at the well, who said, ►how. an.1 Tharwten-d; window.there ,,r thoww room. "Sir. give me this water, that 1 thirst not, When she had Children, she gave ilrm Castorla. clow, ao w.-r« w I "*7 »o .liff.Tyna- aa tc.the probabtltty - •. n t^ick t«> the Tombs. neither come hither to draw" (chapter lv, anrwhtw of forribl. entry. From in- ; ■' 7 ‘ m 7T 13;. she thought only of natural water, - ' • i; ;ven. called later in the r..rum!,on ho obtained, he belied that 1 L ‘ and they think only of natural bread. . :• rt-M* in rebuttal, testified Whisky sold on liecr licenses lias landed I 33. "And. Jesus add unto them. I nm the ; I r-nt hnu confidentially in­ bread uf life; he t bat cameth to tue shall a dozen.Saginaw tremens caterers In jnil. I i- 1 : i. *. it was his design to win never hunger, and he that believe th on me ■ > ward. Olympia Raven, hi« .w t i u ।• . ' Harney was fur from wishing tn dimlnshall never thirst.” Hibbard** Khruinntlr and I.lrrr Till*. These piilsarescientifically compounded, r of th-- witness, but that at hie -tnd^’we?^ , - .hfol r* t I Continuing the thoughts ot the last ht h“„ tanri ■”«ht *«« '1 .tndm. in We« Twent,-third «tn«. at ■ y,t. j ., „„wei« Bat .] „ woal J nnd uniform In action. No griping pain so verse that Be is <Rir forgiveness,our peace, - .ritnw« hud kept her daughter commonly following the u$e of pills. our assurance, our salvation, read such ■■"ano* of this plan. Croaa-exain- ti n minutes before eleven oclock a. m. l--* Tl” ''r’T; j,,’t Th" <*'•' Udv hn.i „)e,P ami wa. They are adapted to both adults and chil­ ' that Mr. Trent had for dren with perfect safety. We guarantee Isa. xil, 2, uud do us the people did wilh nil > r- l ast |>een paying heran an­ ’JX “iT" JI" .dll only half awake whoa .he went up they have nn equal in the cure of sick the words of Hezekiah, rest yourself upon V '1/* ’ thousand dollaro, and something about killing the decease,!, (hi had hfc<1 agliiup.<e of eomo headache, constipation, dyspepsia and these words (II Cbron. xxxii, 8) and you being arrested he asserted his innocence. 1 • > . , . one through* a crack of a door, and had biliousness, nnd. as an appetizer, they ex­ will know the meaning of this verse of our * her tl. it when his new Olympia Raven gave her evidence very thought it w-isashort man with a beard. cel any other preparation. Sold by W. lesson. "Hunger aud thirst” ia n phrase i« -h nl he would propose to embracing all individual needs and unsat­ quietly and clearly. She hail known the But ho might have been sitting down, iipi' e-iincatie she accepted him [I. Goodyear. isfied desires uf ninn, in all their variety. ’ f i* in both^here to live with prisoner for a year. She had commis­ and a shadow might have caused the ap­ A tramp burned » bam near Croswell, 36. "But L aaid unto you» That ye also 1 re-direct er-ruination witness sioned him to paint her portrait for pre­ pearance, of n beard. The jury would the • property of Robert Graham. He have seen me nnd believe not." t noticed that Mrs. Simpson, in the smoked in the bay. ' j it Mr. Trent had nut stated what sentation to the deceased. Tbe twenty- , have “There nre some of you that believe not." fifth or Fobraary wa» Um day appoints! I 'won, 'praudw. * She “■’■•li *n • : his projicrty or hospitality, All scalp and skin itfseares. dandruff, falling "Ye will not come to me." "How often •tihi make in case Olympia refused for tbe laat aitUng. Kha lud arrirol o-nalnly ww not likelylo have worn her of the hair, gray or faded hair, may be cured would I, nnd ye would not." “In return­ ------ by ustns that nature's true remedy. Hall's Hair ing and rest shall ye be saved, and ye httu. ' ipia herself, called by the with her mother at the studio at half- | spectacle# to bed, however, nor to >have The prisoner had informed 1 put them on to go up stairs on a voyage Ret ewer. would not.” "They despised the pleasant *i. testified that she hud never jMist ten. land; they believed not Hi* word.” "They b-‘! intimation, that her guard- her that Mr. Trent had told him the of discovery after a cantUe. Consequently Even Kalamazoo street car directors are could not enter iu liecause of unbelief” that glimpse of hers through a crack in night before that he was contemplating i**d to marry her, and that in promising their patrons rapid transit In (verse 64; chapter r. Id; Matt, xxfll, 87; ■ she would never have married marriage with her. She had denied the the door was likely to have lieen a very the near future. I*a. xxx, 15; P». cv|, 34; Heb. iiL u-hsiie loved him in another truth of this, and her denial had brotight blind glimpse indeed. But if was un­ Richard Griffith, formerly at Oshkosh, Such is the sad refrnia all through Script­ way • '."trly. Tlie latter part of this out the avowal of tbe prisoner's love for necessary to pursue the subject or to ure, while the loving, tender heart of God her, which she had re dprocated. At weary the jury with further details. diet! suddenly at Kalamazoo, and as none is seen in such words as these, “Oh, that of his relatives are known the sheriff has my people hod hearkened unto me, and I* " 1 Morris, h<-od clerk of Mr. that moment the detective hud entered Everything pointed one way, and that Israel had walked io my ways! • • • was to tlie jfrisoner’s guilt. It was a ter taken charge ot his remains. Ttwt:. tjfipd that h- dined at the club and made tbe arrest Three young men who left West Bay He should have fed them also with the rible thing that a man of his position and withi!:. fnat on the evening of tbe ('ross-examined, she deposed that she City In n sail boat are missing, and It is finest of the wheat, and with hooey out of fnnriltr. Ti.ey had discuaRM an im- bail frequently seen a Japanese knife training should be guilty of a crime so feared they have met the fate of the three tbe rock should I have latialled thee" (P*. pTLnc i of btMtneas, relating to similar to the one produce;! at the pris­ hideous, but it was the jury’s duty to who went out on the bay from Wenona Ixxxl, 13-16). avainrild.- < ■inrignmeitt ot jewels that oner's studio; she had admired it greatly. pronounce as to the facts. And their ver­ beach. 87. "All that the Father giveth me shall dict, besides avenging the death of an come lo me. nnd him that co meth to me 1 t xp.-ctad front a foreign correspond­ She had noticed nothing in tLe prisoner's A lamp exploded at S. C. Stone's shin­ honorable and honored citizen, would will in no wise cast out." in'. He added that no news of* this con- manner or speech at any time that was gle mill, at Saginaw, and caused a 53,00(1 show tbe world that in the city of New Tbe last part of this verse is familiar to ngmuent had since then been hoard of; inconsistent with his jierfect innocence York there was but one law for rich and fire. The News is yiot informed as to all Bible readers and gospel hearers, and •’'“.tliat. Hs the foreign correspondent of the charge. She believed him utterly wether new test oil was responsible for tbe has given rest to tunny a soul which, hav­ poor, for gentle and simple. w-t* in i'ari’. it waa thought that the incapable of such a crime. explosion. ing come to Christ, has gone on rejoicing The judge, in summing up, said that Mrs. Raven, recalled, said that she hail hortihtietf now existing between France J. J. Woodman, of Paw Paw. master of and saying, "Thank God I am not cast out, tbe jury must confine themselves to tbe •ndfHiaany had caused the plan of thought Mr. Darke behaved veryqueeriy the state grange, in a speech at a big farmers' I have Hls word for it; and if not cast ont legal evidence that had been produced in sending the j-wels to be abandoned. on the morning of February twenty-six. picnic at Grand Ledge, pronounced against 1 am cant in, 1 am saved.” court. The statements of the prisoner's government loans and the Alltance sub­ 38. “For 1 came down from heaven, not । ' Trent, after dinner, had left the He looked disheveled and haggard, and counsel regarding the prisoner's motives treasury Scheme. to do mine own will, but the will of Him ctah, saying that he thought of going was violent in his manner. Sbe had sup­ and explanations did not come under that sent me.” o? town. He was then looking well and posed him to be intoxicated. Snpt. Connore says It was not fear that this head. They might or might not be He nought not His own will, but the will cheerful. * Dr. Tayior deposed as to the appear­ true, but the jury could not consider kept him in the stateroom last week, as In­ of God tbe Father, which He delighted th Jvi?n S1,uI»*>n. an ex-soldier, testified ance and character of the wound that timated In the News of Tuesday. He was do (Pa xl, 8). He sought not bis own them. On the other hand, the testimony that he Lal long been acquainted with caused deceased's death. The blade had as to the short man with the dark beard initiating a parly of Toledo boys In a mys­ glory, but in all things glorified God Mr. Trent, and had latterlv been serving, penetrated the left lung and reached the should receive their careful attention. It terious game called “1 marts. (chapter viil, 50; xviL <)­ 39. "And thU Is tbe Father's will which injunction with his’ wife, as enre- heart. The blow must have been de­ might bo of importance. All the evi­ George Ghent, an Eastlake laborer, who hath sent me, that of all which He hath «ker of the new house. Mr. Trent had livered by a person standing behind the suffered what was thought to be a mild given me I should lose nothing, but should dence against the prisoner was circum ­ fluently come to the house alone, but victim. There was no sign of a struggle. stantial. There had been instances of sunstroke while out hunting Sunday, has raise it up again at tbe last day.” «»*a er : ;pend the night until February Death must have been instantaneous. such evidence being fatally mistaken, dlsappeareil from Manistee and his friends The elect will not enjoy )terfected re­ Various witnesses testified to the pris- j Wroty fjTt.. if,. jJaj cojjjg jn njght demption till tbe resurrection of the just but such cases were na one to ton thou­ are anxious to learn his whereabouts. ■bout nine o'clock, and gone up to the oner’s good social standing and previous i sand where it had been correct, and it at the coming of Christ for HU saints (Luke Mr. Joseph E. Riddle, late of Battle ra’’y- He waa alone, and aeeuied not good character. , was sometimes even preferable to direct Creek, was burled at Climax. Tlie fune.al xiv, 14; I Then*, lv, 16-15). Mr. Bannick, in his speech for the de- | 40. “And this is the will of Him that * wpt ct callers. evidence itself. His address was short was In the Baptist church which he built sent me, that every ons which seeth the " ' will for a moment interrupt Mr. fenw*. admitted that the prisoner had and impartial, and at its close the jury 45 years ago. He also built the first store Son and believeth on Hun may have evernipKin « testimony at this point to give been in Mr. Trent's house on the night retired for deliberation. building and school house Iu the village. Untigg lite, and I will raise him up at the jut of Ivter Ferguson, porter of the of the murder, but asserted that he had They remained out eighteen hours. Inst lay." Professional detectives are trying to rvderal club, to the effect that, at about left it before eleven o'clock. He had When they re-entered court the room The Lord U not willing that any should <* clock oq the night of February gone to oak Mr. Trent's M.*ent to his smi­ was nearly empty. In answer to the ferret out lhe Kalamazoo. Grand Rapids A perUh, but that all should come to repent­ weniy-five, a gentleman giving his te Olvmpta Raven. Mr. Trent, in refus­ clerk's qucsti'Hi tbe foreman said that Indiana wreckers, r ance (11 Pet. hi, 0). He lias provided re«-• Kepis-l Darke had calM at tbe ing it, had observed that he intended their verdict was guilty of murder in the Parson Arney, who la selling off ids 1 demption for all in the gift of HU Sou. .hooM not p«. to aak for Mr. Harry Trent Fer- marrving her himself. This statement, second degree, premeditation not haring llVWClH «varse, .no ...„ ."S*' ' I Uh. bsl b>n «r.rU»Uos Ute (John 111. im. ' which was confirmed by tbe testimony been eatablisbed. It was, as some of the Just realized 5300 on a 6-year old. g-on had told him that he wm not in, | Uh, but have everlasting lite (John ill, 16). b«ng further questioned by Mr. of Mra. Raven, a witnew far tbe prtwe- HE IS THE BREAD OF LIFE [OR*? . ?• i M2rtrK“£ i'"1 * ^“enw 5om,rM*" I »• - Uh Be Sure If you have made cp your mind to buy Hood's Sarsaparilla do: at be induced to take “ In otte etore where I went tn bey Hood's SanapariDa the ckrk tried to Indueo nw buy their own Instead of Hood’r ; he told :»e titcir*s would hut longer; that I might take U on tea To Cet dayt* trial; that If I did not like tt I need art pay anything, etc. But ho could not prrvaO ou tur to change. I told him I hud taken Hood's Sareaparilla, knew what K was, was aatlsfled with it, and did Dot wart any other. When I ixigan taking Hood'll Sx-ciparOla I was feeling real nlM-raldo with dyspepsia, and so weak that al times I could hanL'y Hood’s stand. I looked like a person tn cansunpUon. Hood's Sarsaparilla did me so mueh good that I wonder at myself sometimes, and my friends frequently speak of It.'* Mas. Ella A. Qorr, « Terrace Street, Boston. Sarsaparilla Roll by ahdra«gl«t*. gxt six ter fk Prepared arty 100 Doses One Dollar CURE SICK HEAD Dataiy the1rgoodoaaa ddm noland beraand these v ao oneo try the m will fl nd tteac 111 Uo pula tsIs- ACHE D tha b*no of »o many Uro* that hare la vbaee we tnako our great bouL Oar pillacure llvhlla CthcredunoL by drugcitU every where, or Mat by malL CARTER MEDICINE CO., New York! SMALL PILL. SMALL DOSE. SMALL PRICE Eg Prof. I. HUBERT’S MALVINA CREAM For Brintlftlnilbr Complexion. >lfrn»rr, »11 Fracklm. Tm. Sunburn Pratrfm. Uw MoAm. tad otbor imporfecUona. Awbat r,n, if all tlioilhal. aad p-rmuwntlr :Mant| ib» ampGilaa to U«ort<i»*l tiwtinaw. Far —AaU^yoor Dnc- MORTA4AGE SALE. iK-fwull having been mid" far more than Ihlrtv d»v» to patment of Interest and nf one hundred duIHrsof principal overdusaad pay* blv on ivniortgaxe d»tr<! March l». >*W. mads hr Janiri H. Bartley to Sarah H Austin, sat reconlrd tn the office of the KeetUer of Doeda forjt he County ot Harry In the State of MlcMiran. March is law. In lit>er i< of mortKasas, on page AM. nnd by tie mid Sarah H. Austin aiutioedto Daniel W freers. py.an assign­ ment doted Aiuriist 3*. IMS. and recorded nisaid KegiMter a office AuzuU M. IMS. In Uber 71 oi ihortitaxes on pan* us. and by the said Daniel W. Itnarrs aMignrd to IL Bi Court, by au assteuinontda’ed May 1st. non. and recorded In said register'* office May i&Ui. non, tn liber M of mortipMtes on dao* .w. and by tbe said IL H. Courtiualaued to Margaret Andrus, by an *»■toment dated May 1st. iso. and recorded in sMi.l resister's office. May lllh, MSI, In Uber M of mortputes on ps|e l®i, for which default th" s.ila Mtniaret Andras by virtue of tha right xi ven her by said mortRMt. has male and boreny makes thr whole principal *<im nt said mortipu:" n”4 the Interest w crued thereon now due si>d pavaMr. and on which nsortxace there Is claimed lobwsiue at tbe dale ot this notice ten hundred twenty six dollars and ten cents, and nA Milt or prucredinxs at law having been Instituted to recover the amount secured by said mortgase or any pait thereof, Notice is therefore hereby given that ou Sat­ urday U>e5Ui day oftioptembrr lai at ten o'clock In the forenoon, there will be sold at tbe north front door of the court bou.se In Uie etn of Has­ tings, oounty rf Barry and state ot Mteaigan. said court house being tbe building In which So circuit court fcr tbe county of II wry 1« held, at public auction to the highest bidder, tbe premi­ ers deacnlied In sal- raortgaac or so tnueh thereof as may be necessary to satisfy the amount due on said mortgage as above set ’arth, with tbe Interest theremi, and the costs, charms aud expenses allowed by law am! protided for in said mortgare. Raid premises btiim situate In the cltv of Bastings, count* of Barry and stale at Mieiitioui. and described as follows: Tbe south half of lota numbered tea hundred thirty right, ten hundred thirty ulne and ten hundred forty of (he city, formerly tillage, rt Hastings according to tbe recorded plat thereof. DatodTlIutiugs. Mien . June s, IBM. Aloxzo E. Kkxastom. Attorney for Assignee. Tht Niagara Falk RouU." ««>«»■. Stations. Ha E£ Ifa |£k ,.iYhr!ff,MiiKas gold |» EfllSc Haftixm........ ADMINISTRATOR'S SALE, matter of tbe estate ot . .... . Heenae *a<! oo tbe 17th S“dA?< •Hunted ar known and d—e Tbe west halt section tlilrtv »h 'TJ^’bX an' I �tiiL A CHINESE NOVELTY THE EMPEROR CEIVES PERSONALLY RE- FOREIGNERS. D*t. The -Uh of March proved a typical Peking early apring day, with a claar blue sky. brigbt »un aud crisp, keen air. About 10 o’clock, as bad been agreed with the yhmen, tho tuinUteni aud tbelr sulara act out. As each legation followed at short distance* the others on their tray down, tbe whole formfid a mnqaof thirty-one sedan chairs Umt carried the members of tbedipiomatic body, attended by four mounted servants in full dress, from each legation, as well as one or two mounted Chinese officers sent to guide each representative to the Fu Hua .Men (or Gate of Flowery Prosperity), where tbe ministers of the Tsuug-li Yamen were to receive them in Mil tbe total of the cortege was about sixty mounted men and over 200, chair bearers. Crowds of Chinese collected along tbe route to watcb this novel pageant pass, tbe dark green chairs, with the silver fcnobe* on tbe roof* glistening in the sun, tbe glimpses of the plumed hat* aud brill­ iant uuifanna of the envoys and their suites, and tbe crowds of horsemen accom­ panying tbe line, appearing to them a sol einn and remarkable spectacle. About n o’clock tbe Fu Hua .Men was reached, outside of which a double line of soldiers kept tbe road. The chairs pro ceeded through this gate to the inner gate of tbe palace grounds, about a hundred yards off. where the envoys alighted aud *cre received by the ministers and secre tarie* of the Tsung-ii Yitnien. ROUTE OF THE F1SOCKSSIOX. under literary topics recently was dis­ cussed tbe subject of association lo writ­ ing. The paragraph began, if tbe writer’s memory does not fail him, sonscthiiig like thU, "Where does one write bestf” In con­ nection with this subject it may not be amiss to mention the case of a minister iu New York city. Ho was for many years a newspaper writer. That is, he earned the money to prepare himself for the ministry by newspaper work. He *ays that it would be utterly impos­ sible for him to write a sermon, or even to sketch one, in a newspaper office. But he also says that be cannot write a new* para­ graph in hi* study. So while he cun do Ida work on sermon* iu his.study, he finds it advisable, when he wishes to write a •'news story,” to drift buck to his old puper and take a desk in a room full of busy writers. So, after all. training and associ­ ation of ideas count for a great deal more than some ixioplo are willing to admit.— New York Tribune. LADIES, A TTENTION. tbe «*tr*de. where be found himself at a taunueof eight feet from the emperor, when Prince Ch'ing. descending the aide step*, took tbe letter* of credence from tbe minister, reaacemled tbe eetrade, and mak­ ing a deep bow laid tbeai on a table imme­ diately in front of his majesty, who bowed in acknowledgment. Thereupon the min huvr bowed and retired to bis former posi The emperor then addreswed a reply lo Prince Ch’ing. who iMlened kneeling, and then tbe prince, descending the *tcp* wilh hi* am* spread out like wiug*. according anaicConfudau style, repeated it atond le interpreter who in turn CranxlaXed „ the minister Him majesty tben bowed to dt*mi*s the before -UiniiB*e Timi A mmouW 01 it is announced that the cocKtrnctlou of a perfect pamluiura luu ix?n accomplished at lest, h wa» done by suspending a lead vHcucm produced by a Sprengie pump The *bot. one Ktxteenth of an Inch h: diani an inch in internal LARGE INVOICE OF Our lake, river and coastwise tonnage amounts to nearly 4,(XX),000 tons. The present marvelous cbeapneaa ot water transportation is of inestimable value to the people in enabling that transportation to compete with railroad* nnd to regulate their charges. Naturally lhe demand for lhe improvement of the lake harbors, of connecting streams and canals, and of the immense water courses of this country has increased iu its importunity with the in­ crease of this commerce; but the Increasing appropriations in the river aud harbor bills are not even yet one-half as large as tbe amounts proposed by the engineer board.— Senator Frye in Font tn. To open n Mtaled envelope inner: the ta­ pering end of an ordinary penholder in une of tbe corner* which tutually fail* to stick, and roil slowly toward the center. Then perform lhe same operation on lhe other aide, mid iu almoat every case lhe envelope can lie opened easily without tearing.— Writer. After the exchange of greetings the party were conducted through tbe gate, when the marble bridge was seen about 200 yards ahead. This bridge divides the northern from the middle division of the lake which ran* north and south through tbe palace ground*. 0n it* eastern bank, within n high wall, was the Forbidden City, only Consumption. the roofs of the buildings and thu Coal “Dr. O. Phelps Brown’s, Standard hill being visible from the Fu Hua Men. Herbal Remedies (Acaclan Balsam, Herbal The paved road followed by the ministers Ointment and Pills.), cured me of con­ after entering tbe gate ran about fifty sumption 20 years agn." Mrs. Adaline yaid« coutbward along tbe western bank Weston. Whitneyvllle. Kent Co.. Mich., of tbe middle lake toward the Tze Huang .June 25. 1891. The Balsam, composed of Ko (which is near the water), then turned barks, gums and roots, loosens, heals off to tbe right to tho Shih Ying Kung, .strengthens, nourislfes, cures coughs, one of the temple* where in summer the colds, sore throat, diseased lungs. Send emperor prays for rain. The view from this postal for “The Self Doctor: or Cure of small temple is*picturesque, the grounds Disease by Herbal Remedies." 47 Grand being full of old trees, which give the gar SL, Jersey City. N. J. deoa a mouaatic appearance. Both sides of the path were lined by sol­ diers and military officials in full uniform. Who remained silent and stationary as tho NOTICE OF LETTING DRAIN CONTRACT. Notire i» hereby given, than 1. Geo. A. Dillenenvoys passed. When, however, the lat­ ter had entered an inner room of the Shih be< k. count j drain < omnriaslotier of the County ot Harry, Stale of Michigan, will, on the ID day Ting Kung, where refreshment* had been ot August. A. D. i«M. *t the location of the prepared, tbe little court of lhe temple l>e- drain tn the township of Assyria*.«l 10o'clock eanw packed with palaeo and other un­ in lhe torenoun of that day. proceed to receive blds for the cleaning «i( a certain drain, known derlings in official bate, who evinced a dog­ as lhe Sproee stump drain located and » ' ged curiosity nt die spectacle of tbe for­ lishod lu the said township of Assyria, aud tieeigners. but remained fairly quiet and did scribed as follows, to wiu Begluning at tlie uprvr end of said drain, eicanlua out all not venture within the door oustnicttun*. debris and earth down to the xrade of the same, the distanceot .Ti» rods. Hald job will tw let by sections or divisions. In a few mlnntea Prince Chiing" arrived, Mellon at the outlet of the drain will be let and the party remained amoktrig, chatting The first, aud the remaining rection* iu their order and lasting the delicacies on the table for up stream. In accoidance with tlie diagram about an hour. Tbe room had iseen adorned now ou file with the other papers in-rtaluingto drain, and blds will be made and received with a foreign carpet, and Was warm and said accordingly. Contracts will be made with lhe comfortable, while the prince and minis lowest responsible bidder giving adequate se­ curity for lite performance of the work, iu a ten* were in their moat affable vein. to be fixed by me. ’Qie date for lhe com­ Finally a move wan made to the bank of sum pletion of such contract, arid the term of pay­ tbe lake. Along it ruua a broad cemented ment therefor, shall be announced _• at the t me road, on which is laid a narrow guage line and place ot letting. Notice Is hen by further given, that on of rail ou which, pushed by n»eu, not the iwd Srth day ot Augud. Use awfrisdrawn by steam power, the emperor some ment At benefit*, made by me will be subject to times takes an airing review. That such wun sstneut of benefits Is The Txo Ktiang Ko (or Shining Purple in«ie as n bash for taxation, lu accordance the proviHOi.s nf the sialub-s. Hail) is a pavUioniike ball, facing south with Dated this 18th day of August, A. D. 18JL and 'standing perhaps fifty yards back from • GEO. A. Dll.IJtNlircK. Barry County Drain Commlsidpuer. the lake The style of it* architecture ami ornament i* the same as that of Chinena temples generally, a bright yellow tiled NOTICK OF LETTING DRAIN CONTRACT. Notice is hereby given, tbnt I, Geo. A. Dillenroof with' wooden eave* gorgeously carved beck. drain conintl»sloncr of the (kMioty of Bar­ and painted in red. yellow aud green. ry. state uf Mlchlean, will untheSOth day of The whole height of the btilldiug is Augu.il, A. D. ISM. at (he location «>! the drain, about fifty fecu Three‘flight* of white in township of Assyria at 10 <>'<*lR:k In the fo-enoon of that day. proceed to recelte bids Rone steps, with carved stone lutltmtrades, for the construction of a certain drain known lead up ton large terrace iu front nf the hall as the Green drain located and established In doors. ot which there are five on tl” south- rhe said township of Assyria and described ax to-wit: era face of the hall The middle door ami follows, Eeginul»g al a tost bearing s S3 degrees middle step* being reserved for the c:u- to min e i ch 4514 lints from the Jd po>t ol sections i and 11 running thence s » degrees 20 am flight of ntepe and entered the door to mln e 8 ch <e Iks ti l degree 30 mln w * ch «t Iks the right band of the central one. Four tent*. elegantly provided with RbveM, carpet*, table* aud chairs, b.-ui been erected unjjer tbe eastern side of the hall. Here the minister* and their staff awaited tbe sunisiOM to tbe imperial presence THE CKKKMONT. The ceremony was a* follows According to the agreement the minister* entered and stepped forward to between the dragon pillar* (two pillar* al about six feet from the platform on which the emperor ant), making on their way tbe three obeisance* nxuaily made at a court iu the presence of tbe sovereign Prince Ch'ing. kneeling by the Bide of lhe emperor, then introduced tbe minister bv name, the latter thereupon reading an address, which was repeated in . X?bli>e»c by bi* interpreter. XJa it* conclusion the minister advanced MONEY We have received a jes 13 min e 2',» i-b * !> ;s * 86 degrees « mlu 57 Iks » u degrees w I c 73 Iks a 38. degrees degrees 15 rniu e i*ch« Iks tlie whole distance being 4M rods with a bottom width of from 16 inches to 2 feet, its deirth varying from 1 foot 5 inches lot feet fro laches with an outward slops uf « degrees. Said job will bo let by seclions or divisions. The section at lhe outlet of the drain will be let first, and tbe remaining section* in tflerr order up stream, In *cconUu_-e with tlie diagram now on file with the other papers pertaining in said drain, and bid* will De made and re­ ceived accordingly. Contracts will be made with lhe lowest responsible bidder giving ade­ quate security for the performance ot the work. li> a sum to be fixed by roe. Tbe date for tbe completion of such Contract, and the term* ot incut therefor, shall be announced al the time and plane uf letting. Notice Is hereby further given, that on to-w1t, at the above dato and at Uns location of drain, the wessmeat of benefit*, made by mo will be subject to review, That such ar»e»»xUlutn"; and the following uoAcnbea pared* of land will b<- n-wrueu by me. lor benefit*, and will be subject t<« taxation in accordance with Town Range west. Regular Price ROCHESTER SHOES Hastings Banner, 1 year Detroit Weekly Tribune The two Manufactured by the Geneseo Shoe Co., successors to Smith k Herrick. Our many lady customers will remember THE NEAT FIT They always received from this line of shoes and we can assure them that this invoice is fully up to the stand­ ard in every respect, and we guarantee every pair. We also have a full line of the following shoes. The two papers one year for Rindge, Bertsch & Co., Grand Rapids. Subscribe with us or with anyof our author ized agents. COOK BROS. W. L. Douglas, Brockton, Mass. Snedicor & Hathaway, Detroit. WOOLLEY & BRONSON BOOTS DON’T SWEAT AND--------- Over shot kitchen stove on these meisly, mel­ ancholydog'days. It won't pay. KEEP COOL By using an oil stove or a gasoline stove. SHOES I have just received a fine line of good* for the Bear in mind the place to get one is at Goodyear Bros.’ hardware. FALL TRADE Ladies’, Misses’ and Children’s Shoes. Ji LEND US YOUR EARS," Men's Youths’ and Boys' School Shoes. AH these are We have something _ to say . to _you further. _______ This month we propose to Aose out all our stock of these stoves. There’s only one way to do that; and we’ve Reduced -the Prices PROBATE ORDER. State of M lehlgan. County at Barry-M. On all this line of goods. thousand eight hundred and ninety one. Pre*«nt. Charles W. Armstrong. Judge o! OFFER! Reynolds Bros., Utica, N. A . crossed the Rubicon, pulled out our little Hatchet and □ bated lids Oth day of Avgust. A. D. 1801. “ GBO. A. DlU.K»BCCK. Barry County Drain Vomnu rioner. ./o 1.00 1.75 use for such a stove this 5 ear. You will have lots of Even if yon had to wait First-Class Goods at Bottom Prices Do not fail to see them. Get prices before buy for next season, it would pay you to buy of us now at W*nHT- deceased. Seth H. Chapman, executor of nah. ----having filed with this mm hi* Inal nct»unT, rn*r be heard and allowed H tbe reduced prices. over. We do not wish to carry them The reduced prices go till the goods are gone. Tlie early purchaser has tbe best assortment to select money ahead from, at F. G. STOWELL. Wide Shoes. Big Lot Jud � https://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/418/HastingsBanner_1891-08-27.pdf bd8082d1d281fec66b659131928ae9c8 PDF Text Text [hugest Circulation of any ftifer in tke County. Hastings Banner. VOL ." XXVI. NO. 47 ^AST’^Gs COUNTY NEWS FOR. Si 3.00. , ■:. . n|g Black Worsted.) This week only. Can it Is it possible? How can they afford it? °r Nashville and MI.m united Me<’?ber- o< Maple Grove. were Kwk. lMC ’fd“Wd,‘r ®'enlngof ' .iiuilur gucjft^tiiK will be anked on alliddc» toalay ermri<- aiu illng »Utteinent conveyed above; and yet, great iu the .. * he. it • <.uid harilly be. otherwise, taking into conaWera,.s. . , ,-tramdUiaiy mid cxccptirmdl offer. Just think! Here n herfbut yenttrday thaUxauda of nulia were marked at ' n.it hare been xobl for ld» than 31N. gap, 332 335, and ~ uU“ .b-relwt’’>K 'around ? , ‘ £ito,r A1’ 'ln'r "■P°n«»b>e for the k Vk ut r lh^ Bnr,tcr Co.’s works at Nashville, and that his motive for the act was Ills morbid fear that a Hastings com-1 tnlttee would comedown there and steal II Dr. Young, of Nashville, has some June roses that have no regard for the Julian, calendar, and are blooming In August. I ) <ii can step in bo-morroiv and take your choice foi sUjOO. _ • The News says several Nashville teach­ ers were up here last week attending the Institute. My! We'll bet Editor Feiglmer was In hot water all the time they were here for fear they would be stolen. t ind what this sale inccfnx. Every word ia Gospel truth. : .for tJccptb’ifin. Et'cry man can .And out fqr hfnt-; •' ’ran ix at perfect liberty to step right among uur 3M, . . - ,5 unit tij!ilen anil . ■ , 5 SELECT HIMSELF ANY SUIT HE PLEASES. A Hastings man has been laying con­ crete walk at Nashville. And yet the News does not Intimate that II was neces­ sary for the good people of our sister village to put a guard over their belong­ ing* for fear the H. m. would steal some­ thing. If Brother Felghner keeps on with his all-consuming jealousy of Hastings he will make hniftn-lf ridiculous In the eyes oyris own people. * ■.ri'-.tilt’.f. Nothin'/ G reserved. Nothing u excepted. <li ix open anil aboveboard, and every auit, no matter how « high it* former price may have Iwen, 3:;, buyit it note. f‘ our Hlaek Wontled*; we include all our line Imported • Banner I ublinhad Thnrsday* by COOK BROS., ---- AT— ’ gATjjroa, MICH. iff M’S SUIT IN THE HOUSE ■ reasons for this money-losing sale? • j. । li'tril'u think they concern the pUiMr. However, since . • ;,4,i - ■ bi tiifnir. ire don't objert tcllitni. Although the aea. ha- bcm 'jcncrally pronycrinit, the rtrlkex. lochouta. • ■« Li the nii-lifr numincr month» and mcnaly weather ycncrnUy ■ *. « ii/osnl. haci been a ijrcat drawback on the. mile of fine 7 E -rii}nxfttft in>iioinixed. or had to economise, to make | < t. 77i»« the man arcnntmnrd la inlying 318 for <j ' nuii ; • >,l< him.-t !f to one of uitr 9th KniintwhUe he u hn ordintirily ■_ -ltd put find it convcniciit t<> go higher than fl? or 315. • : i tin medium and low-priced *uR.« found rendu sale, the .• -tirk much longer. Fifteen DoUan f» the irandtri‘ ill make them go. B'r repeat, the fluent null of them ftecu Doilan. and you yvunelf ran, if you with, go It from counter t<< rountcr. and take any Kiitt. wheth$!'• nr FOR tlXLY $15. t'on anything he fair:<riiifr.‘ Remember thin uale commrnccx tomorrow ■'clock, and will continue one week from tomorrow irfi.xt ctuHcr* will, of ••ounc. catch the bi*t bargains. I: gon dtni’t lire iu Grand RapitU aend un $13; uc -ti<-< in selection, ft ufU hurely pay. HUDSON’S J GRAND RAPIDS. A five year old daughter of Chas. Yank, of Woodland, fell from n swing last week and fractured her collar tone. Hastings anu Wtaxlland will cross bath nt the latter place Saturday, Aug. 29th. A most welcome and refreshing shower Monday. B. X Kent and family spent last week with A. G. Kent. Chas. Morehouse and family, of Ven# na, were in town Saturday and Sunday. Mrs. John Bare, of Bellevue, is visiting at Henry Tasker's this week. • A bowery dance at the Center Friday night. Arthur Dean and Guy Churchill proprietors. Mrs. Chester Berry and children, of Te­ konsha, were at C. Furnhs uud Bert Shep­ ard's last week. The M. P. society held an ice cream so­ cial at Jerome Frost’s Wednesday evening. Lawyer Powers and family, of Charlotte, and Walter. Powers, of Nashville, wore guests of Dr. Powers and wife lost week; also Walley Briggs, oi Hastings. Mrs. Flora Perrigo, of Big Rapids, Is visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Z. Morehouse. . Horace Holden was seriously injured Friday. He was breaking a coll and it ran away, throwing him out. striking on his head and shoulders. Wm Burgess had the misfortune to lose part of his wheat by fire last week. The threshers wen- at work, and a spark from the engine set the stack on fire. IT Burned' up about 2D0 bushels of wheal and some oats. Was partially insured. Wm. Brooks, of Nashville, found n nice supply of water last week after boring through 100 feet of Woodland soil. Muster Clare and Verne Brown have been spending the past week at South Haven at' Rev. Pierce’s. Louis Finktoiuer whose home was. six Seeley Hayes mid lady from Manbatten, mile-, north -west uf this village, went to Kansas, are visiting friends and old ac­ the torn in company with Iris hired man quaintances here. Friday evening to sleep, as threshers oc­ Rev. Ball has returned from a week’s cupied the aka-ping rooms in the house. vacation west. During the night be got up hi his sleep - Arthur Patton and Nellie Dayton took • and walked out of a small door, tailing on in the Notre Danic excursion. Harry Goss and Erwin Jones -are home ; his head and shoulders on the ground : some eight feet below. He regained con­ on a week's vacation from the Agricultural sciousness enough to inquire how he got college. Dle<l. al the residence of her daughter, hurt, and after intense suffering jmssed away Monday noon. Funeral services Mrs. James Brown. Aug. Oth, Lucy,A. were held at the brick school house in Benson, aged 00 years. She was liorn in Leighton township. Wednesday, nt which Rushford. Allcganey Co.. N. Y. Feb. 1st, there was a very large httendanecq the re­ 1820. She came to this country in an mains being laid at rest in the Hooker early day, was married to Wm. Benson burying ground. l*astor of the Caledonia Nov. 1844. Her husband died JTov. 12, Evangelical church conducted the services 1873, and there wax tom to them, seven which were mostly iu German.—Middle­ children; and two they adopted, Eugene and Henry Lllone. Uf their own children ville Sun. five *ir livn are nun now ntnig living, Mrs. James Brown. Woodland’s brick blocks are all com* 1 jfan|(. Spaulding, Millie Fl-shcr. Fred pieted. and what is more they are *H «■- ; Bendon •• and Henry. Mr. and Mrs. Benson ■ copied which spciiks well for the \\llage. I commenced life in a log cabin on 40 acres Charlie Collins happened to step 'h<a- 1 of wild land, and by frugality gained a ! ?h« alley -betwcxii B. S- Holly's and 1 good living, and nt his death had a- large { Baughman A Co.’S stores in Woodland, one farm one mile from Prairieville. Mrs. Benson was a woman of marked ; day last week, and that town can thank its stars Under a stairway he character, who unflinchlnglyadfy'rcd to the nuira that iiiui he iiv <lld. a •• X, found a yoiiQgateti who immediately start- the right, true to her friends nt all times ■ ' I cd off on n run when spoken to. At the ami a consistent Christian. She was n I .same time a box filled with bay broke out pioneer In all Its phases. 1 remember ' in flames, which were promptly ex­ seeing her and her husband on their waytinguished. Had the fire had a few after their marriage to their new home minute* mortj start, nothing could have with an ox team and sled, with her house­ hold effects, each full of hope and ambition saved the place. for tin- future. Catwnaugli A Kerwin have dissolved She died of consumption, after a long partnership in the hotel business in Wood­ illness patiently bourne, saying at the end land, the former continuing the business her work was ail done. alone. I am kneeling at the threshold, wean’, faltil and sure. Watting for the dawning. for the opening of The evaporator will soon be ready for the door. Walting till the master shall bld ine rise and buainjBS. come. Twelve hundred and thirty dozen eggs 'To the glory of his presence, to the gladness were slrippttd from here to Detroit one day ot his home. ■ last week. 1 A weaqr path I've traveled, mid darkness, storm and strife. The Cloverdkle Irouse has l>een, given Bearing many a burden, struggling tor my a fresh coat of paint. A large amount of wheat was marketed But now the morn Is breaking; my toll will soon be o’er. here last week. • 1 am kneeling at the threshold, my hand Is Quarterly meeting will be held in the on the door. church at Shalta next Saturday and SunMe thiaks 1 hear the voices of the blessed as i’., vou want to buy any furniture; a nice carpet; anyt ling in the line of draperies, rugs or the like, this season? . LINOLEUM What i.> iV t is a. floor cover made of cork. Call at my • stored d examine it, as it is much superior to carpet • any other floor cover at its value. We are receiving tile newest and latest desjgns- also some of the mo.; t desirable novelties in a^l of our lines. Pay tiej store a visit and be pleased. Yours truly. ARCHIE McCOY Mrs. Porter of New York is visiting friends here. Mr. Wright continues to grow worse from day to day and ha* to have the conslant attention of watchera every night. ! School begins next Monday at the I Sprague school house. Mrs. Wadd is no better at present writ­ Prof. Davenport and wife are visiting ^TheExcursion from here to Kalamazoo was lightly attended. A great many from here attended camp- STEKETEE’I Udinn Mlle »«b'ty bepl. 3rd. to A lull house Is desired. Kelsey’s The Ice cream social at H- C. 8 wn« well attended. Proceeds $12-55A. C. Walt made a business trip to kala- BOOKS TbUto*£. ■»’ "'b™"1 ,ro” l0'b*“ C°Tnb’em I. "blKO «■« “S* ,or * sician to locate in our villageMr. Gallop, of your city, phy‘ U on - streets. Woodland. WebMiBntM DREIJS OF THEM, l” bwt'a * y*»»tog c°lt. brought hu« red one* from be "to* «pteadxUy. V. e believe it to be a too WILUS ROBISON. .. 5tCT "*’* <r>CTt> to faj. the only sure remedy ft ia II..KH. Iloraea. Miwp. boge or Fowlt ftZ »“r»nU!d >1 used a> per directionK “d s“ndV New and Second Hand, Cred? r. GEO. G Grand Ftr talc bi Haatitw by r- H. GOO£>rEAH, Drugged. Frank wail injured quite se- ,OTlr on« <*•’ 5" ’S ,en»r«tor. W. H. GOODYEAR’S, Siuging in the sunshine of the tar off sinless Ob^would that I were with them, amid the Mingling ta their worship and joluing in their song. The friends that started with me have entered One"by*ue they left me struggling with the Tnelr pllg. Image was shorter, their triumphs Dr. Hunt is still on the sick list. the latter’s parents. Mrs. Charles Fuller is very side. E. Bevier ha* taken the Job of b»1,dln< Mr. Hill’s brick house; does the work from and PIN WORMS IN HORSES ----- - ------------ —. Hastings, mich., august 27, i89i. Sand Lake, where It Is reported he has procured ,a handsome dame to become Mrs. Gallup. , J. M. Smith, of the firm of Palmerton «fc Smith, was in Hastings Wednesday on legal business. Jay Snyder, who for the past two years has held forth at the News office, has left its employ. The •«* n. tor times, making serere bruise*gr? J Eliana >• of • 11 The Druggist's. ,he r™'4’1 “ „,l«r in lb« fl|»b «“d Jtat U..I » How’lovingiy’ they 'll hall me when all my ton is done. ) With them the blessed angels that know no I m."ihem'by the portals. prepared to let me The best Advert ing medium tn Ba. *ry County. WHOLE NO. 1889 Charles Seaman is visiting friends here at this writing. Samuel Robert, of Blanchard, and Mrs. Eva Blackson, of Tiffin, Ohio, were united In marriage. We wish them a prosperous walk through life. Quite a number from here attended camp meeting near Hastings last Sunday. The U. B. S. 8. held their picnic kt Thomapple lake last Friday. L- E. Seaman and wife, of Nashville, visited friends here last Friday. We hear that Sherman Ayers, who is working on a gravel train at Jackson, wait quite seriously hurt one day last week. He was formerly a Maple Grove boy. □ May Jarrard, of Blanchard,-is visiting her many friends here. .Iqhn Bel! has Just moved into his new house south of Nashville. Geo. Ayers, of Jackson, was here to visit his parents Monday. surprise upon the Williams-Brooks camp at Wall lake Saturday evening. They took with them the Wilkison orcbest* and "tripped the light fantastic" upon the green sward until nearly 12. All ^hjoyed the occasion hugely and many found relief the next day in the liberal use of St Jacobs OIL 8. S. Flak is home’again on a visit Mrs. C. E. Paul starts the 25th for tor former home in Hylvau, Washtenaw Co., Mich., on a visit among near relatives. You should hold your temper Ed and not fire stones at the head of one of your old neighbors. There are much better ways of adjusting differences than by such means as those employed. The King Sunday school enjoyed a pic­ nic at Fine lake on Wednesday. Aug. 19th: Threshing machines arc getting around among us again. Edgar F. Nye is now a partner in the hardware firm of Ederle «fc Nye, of Bed­ The annual Sabbath school picnic was ford. Mr. Day lias retired. held on the 20th on the shore of Gull lake. Quite a goodly number from here took in Barnum's show at Kalamazoo Friday. In regular malarious localities there is Our usually quiet burg was made to feel sad Friday on account of the news that one enough of the poison called malaria gener­ of our pioneer settlers and a prominent ated to produce in nil who are not acclimat­ citizen In our midst had been taken away ed regular chills aud fever. Pe-ru-na. In by death. John Lawrence, of whom large doses, will brook the chills every mention has previously been made in the time. In other localities there is just columns of the Banner. departed this life enough materia poison to make many at alKMil 10 o'clock a. m. on the 31st. His people feel indescribably bad without many years residence with u» form an in­ producing regular, chilly sensations, with teresting history especially with the flashes of heat and cold, calminy perspira­ pioneers. He leaves a wife and three tion, aching bones and muscles, bad breath ot grown up sons, besides a large circle of and stomach, periodical headache nervousness sleeplessness, relatives and friends to mourn his de­ neuralgia. parture. His funeral services were large­ stupor and weakness. ' For this condition ly attended on Sunday In the M. 1’. church, I’e-ru-na is a prompt and positive cure. It rids the system of the poison, builds up of which he bad been a Christian worker and member 49 years. Itev. Tompkinson. the flagging powers, and brings back appe­ of Kalamazooq, officiating. The Masons, tite aud sleep. A few weeks' use of the Wonderful nnlltnalarial remedy produces 1of which he had been a member, were also such au entire renovation and rejuvina'present and took part In the burial, mak­ ing an impressive ceremony at the grave. tion ot the whole body that the patient feels Dick Doyle. Fred Barlow and their as if he was living in another world. For wives, of your city, made a brief call upon a free book on iualarial diseases seud your A. G. Cortright and family Thursday, after address'to the 1‘eruna Medicine Company, which John Shean. A. J. Bradlev and Columbus. Ohio. Friday afternoon, the toke Shore car wives and others joined in company and witnessed the boat races on Gull lake. “Gipsy ” containing the lending officials An enjoyable time is reported by the of that road went through here. There may be “nothing in it,” but to many the company. M. M. Rockwell and wife are entertain­ above fact lends coloring to the report that the Lake Shore 1* to absorb the Grand ing friends from Grand Rapids. W. A. Lasher and wife entertained Rapids branch of the Michigan Central. friends from Nebraska last week. Mrs. Esther Pennock and several others from here enjoyed camp meeting near the city the past week. Will Smith and famjj? rfre entertaining a gentleman friend 'from Washington, D. C. . A. Scbgal and family, of Augusta, were the guests of RobL McElwain and wife Sunday. • Moses Seber and wife, of Pixlunk, were the guests of P.a H. Lawrence and wife Saturday night ” G. Bush and wife, of Kalamazoo, visited J. M. Cadwallader one day last week. Thomas Kelly and wife visited his mother at her home near South Haven Just week. Chris Messenger. of Howard City, was hand shaking with friends about here Sat­ urday. HauQeld. There was a law suit held at U. C. Edmunds' last Saturday between Fred Manning aud Ed Goady. Plaintiff sued for wages earned by his son and recovered a judgment against the defendant. Last Sunday the Free Masons, of Ban­ field, went to Hickory Corners to assist that lodge In burying one of their brothers, Mr. Lawrence. There was a large attendance of the fraternity and of the friends of the deceased. The church was filled with friends and ntlll then* were a great many unable to enter. Mr. Lawrence was a ■nun who bad won the esteem and love or many friends far and near nnd will greatly missed. Bird Holly and Claude Bulling, of Aurelius, Ingham Co., visited L. Edmunds* family last week. The frame of the apple dryer Is up. Business will commence about the 15th of next month. • Remember school meeting is on the first Monday night In September aud a director Is to to elected. Mrs. L. C. Edmunds is under the doctor's care but is improving slowly. Frank Do/y's colt which wgs firjt thought to ha\e bt-n kicked, turns out to have been bitten by a ma«sauga, and Is at the present time a very sick colt. Our County Scat. To a visitor at our flourishing cltj- of Hastings impressions of more than one kind are apt to to created. There seemsto to an air of'thrlft and business enter­ prise on the part of many of thq» citizen* that is commendable, this Is shown in the numerous well stocked stores, flourishing­ banks, good hotels, various fine manu­ facturing plants, that would to a credit to any city. Its good water supply, school buildings, pleasant street*, with neat residence? and well kept lawns etc. Theseare a* they should be and will toar Increas­ Ing indefinitely. The court house and Jail are altogethertoo ancient In appearance and reality to be safe depositories for public documents or crinrinuls. If all who are are confined In thejnil were really guilty of tli< crimes charged against them it might be tftie that the quarters, ILsafe, are good enough for such; but Innocent persons are certainly entitled to totter quarters. Our county should have a reasonable amount expand­ ed In tie construction of these. We do not need to imitate our neighboring counties of Eaton. Calhoun or/ Knlamazo* in the outlay for ornamentation on th» court house; but should have a good build­ ing to correspond with the tax paying ability of our citizen*. Are saloons.and drinking dens a benefit to a city or community? If they are, then Hastings has her share of benefits In that line; but no very profound logic Is needed to verify the fact that they are only a'curse and a blot—a hindrance to the growth nnd prosperity of anjxelty or locality; and this being the truth m the case they ndght better be forever eliminated from the list of Its places of business. The money an­ nually spent for liquor might totter be spent In the eomes and for the benefit of the families and friends of those - who are now the saloonlsts customers. Ihirdon me for airlug my views, but such they are of our county seal, and we hape they are nut overdrawn iu any particular. blncerelp yours. Gaskill August S3. 1801. THE MARKETS- SaftriMT*. Dr. McBeth and wife, of Galesburg, vis­ Apptes-Drted. 8c. Untier-133.U. ited friends here Sunday and Monday. Clover #eeu S3 5OJ4 00. Over one hundred tickets were sold at Beans—81.CO per bu. O.*1x>rd. I want thy pleasure: thy time and this station Friday for Kalamazoo and no Coro—83ft c. Bnel — l)re ‘ -ed iS.OOjJJta calves. |4 30 03.00 one went to the show. ButVmwaSed. worn weary; O Father. Ko>-13 *140. Mrs. W. II. Cba.se returned home from bld me rest. Uldra-Beet. 4c; calf. &e. Kalamazoo Saturday after a week's visit Lard—8c. Lime—Seilh’pat 90c per obi; water time. It JO with friends. ■ MlAdleviUa. bbl. Tompkins A Chxse shipped a car of fine per 1 _ —V. Kt, Claudio Hopper, of Fremont, Mich., was the guest of relatives lu this village last porkers Monday. Bishop Bros, have taken the Job of sid­ Plaater—Sellinh *131 w per ton. ing the Burton house and the appearance The fire alarm was sounded Saturday Halt-Selling al 81 per bbl. Timothy Seed—Selling at 81.UO per ho. morning, and upon Investigation it was of the building begins to change rapidly. John Doonan is doing the “artistic" to Wheat-No. I. whites JMSfC: red d»a found that the old jail had been set on fire. Flour—82-ts per hundred. the Thompson house. Byr-W. ftc. ^Master Arthur HazzleL of Grand Rapids, The Linn Concert Co. gave an enter­ wax the guest of H. E. Hendrick over tainment at Blackman’* ball Wednesday evening. IXatrolt. 8°MMtrrr Earl and Miss Edith Clark enter­ E. J. Hartman and wife returned from Beans—82 ro tor hu. tor city picked. Butter—15A17<-. creamery 18ftj> tained a company of young people in a Chicago Thursday. Mrs. Geo. Norwood is visiting friends at very charming way Saturday evening at . the home of their aunt. Mrs. Mina Keeler. Augusta. Art. Mantle has been obliged to employ Poultry—Live; chicken*,tOe; durk De. Mist May Torrt, of Grand Rapids, was turkeys -lie. V- • aoaiz the guest of her aunt. Mrs. Will Gibbs an assistant blacksmith owing to the rush of business. over Sunday. , _ ... R. D. Norwood is on the sick list. Will Johnson, of Irving, and May Smith Gid Hughes has ordered a tent and will were united iu marriage at the home of Hhaep and Lsmba— i the brlde’a porenti In this village on the try the reviving influences of the lake Hogs—Media «» and Mixed breeze soon. We trial it will give the de­ 19th, Rev. Moore performing the ceremony. Monroe Dietrick visited relatives In sired effect Lillian VornCamp. of Kalamazoo. Is The ancient Homans considered bissex­ Grand Rapids over Sunday. spending the week with Mm. W. H. Chase. tile or “leap day” a critical period, reckon­ The Rev. Dealtry was In Hastings r riGrade lx»mbard. of Niles, is with ••Ben­ ing it among tba nulucky days of their cal­ endar A variety of this superstition still d'Mrs.KT. T. George had the mWortone netts" at Crooked lake. Geo. Tyson, of Scotts, was in twn Mon­ Ungers on the European continent. Ao*o break her arm Saturday p. m. day looking after a location for a meat cording to a piece of Tuscan folk lore, School commences next Monday. when a child U torn on leap day either ft Abel Muak was in the Valley City bat- market The man that was to have bought the U *Mr. Richards and wife, of Grand Baplds, livery stock here did not materialize and expired. arc the guest of Mra. K’s parent*. Elder Mark la still doing business. E. Pennock and wife attended the Shaw am! wife. . Mra. J. R- Cook and son Floyd are the Hasting* camp meeting last week. Ed Evans and wife were at Hastings Kocsta of relative* in Slurgiag Master Surdls Bates, who has been vialt- Sunday. Myrou Pennock, of Battle Creek, ft vl>ln« relatives In tills village the five kl- Hnrw in Rising Sun, �■ % HISTORY OF A WEEK. ••Peter Ilpfcr Picked a PedTof Pkkled peppers,” was ■ line of alliterative nonsense. that the children used to say. Nowadays they can practice on the Perfect, Palnlcaa. XHMuoad. V, • ---- — Thirty live* were loat by an overflow of Powerful Properties of Pierces Pleasant Purgative Pellets. It will impress a fact the Sl Marie at Port-au-Prince. The Damon Iron work*, of L'ambrldgc. which will be useful to know. These Pel­ Pittsburg, 3; Chicago, 4 At Cincinnati lets cure sick headache, bilious attacks. In­ MnM., were dertroyed by fire. Lom, t»0, —Cincinnati. 2; Cleveland, fl. Piiilade.- digestion. constipation and all stomach, ^The Iflndon Time* any* the English phla-Brooklyn gtune prevented by wet liver *n<! bowel troubles. They are tiny, sugar-eokted pills, easy to take, and. as a wheat crop promises to be a good average grounds. Association: At Boston—Boston, 13; laxative, one Is sufficient for a dose. No OIF1rc at Waco. Tex , deetroyedstore. Baltimore, •. At St. Louis—St. Louis, 2; more groans and gripes from the old drastic Milwaukee, 7. Washington-Athletic game remedies! Pierce’s Purgative Pelleta are as •f Goldstein & Migd. And Curtis * prevented by rain. At Louisville—No painless as they are perfect In their effucto. Grand. The loss ta •STS.Ooa game. May White. 15 years old, of Munlt lias, Preaident Hippolyt* of w been sleeping continuously since June ,20 formed a new cabinet, and bi* adherents tlonal league clubs at base ball yesterday All efforts to rouse her have so far proven say there will be no further trouble. Johnston, Tollman & Co., of New York, were: At New York—Naw York, 4; Bos­ futile. importer* of fireworks and ton, 8. At Pittsburg—Chicago, 10; Pitts­ burg. 6. At Philadelphia—Philadelphia, Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup has been «‘fcfd signed. Their liabilities are *100,0X1. The flnrry on the Chicago board of trade children iccCbiliK It .soothes the ch d. Both the method aud resulU when 7; Brooklyn, 8. At Cincinnati—Cincin­ for Boflexs the gums, allay* *11 Mdn. c,*'‘‘rLP,?,"1 is over fw the time. Trading was quiet 3; Cleveland, 4. colic, and c the be*t remedy for dlaivbie^ ,-L"./Li wk«l do-d « »>•«* Syrup of Figs ifi taken; it is pleasant nati, Association: At Boston—Boston, 6; Bal­ Twenty-fire rents a bottle, bold by all druzghU and refreshing to the taste, and acts timore, 2. St. Louis-Columbus game througnovt the world. at 17 Quincy street, Cnicago, fell, killifij gently yet promptly on the Kidneys, postponed—rain. Abram Calvin of Sylvante, O., has not John Hart, the carpenter in charge of the law and Bowels, cleanses the sys­ Chicago, Aug. 2L—The League base been beard of since he dlsapperid nt Te­ work. , , tem effectually, dispels colds, head­ ball aggregations mode the following cumseh, July 4th. The formation of the lake in the Color­ scores yesterday: At Philadelphia — Phil ­ aches and fevers and cures habitual Some people are connUndy troubled wl h ado derert is said to be permanent constipation. Sxrup of Figs is the adelphia, 2; New York, 18 At Brooklyn bell*—u” sooner does one heal than another it isclalmcd that it will make that regiou remedy of ite kind ever pro- j —Boston, 11; Brooklyn, 3. At Cloclnna’ I makes lt» appearance. A thorough course of arable. Cincinnati, 1; Pittsburg, 2. At Chi­ Ayer's Sarsaparilla, the best ot blood-puriDon*, A delegate to tho scientists meeting at 4ueed, pleasing to the taste and ac­ — cago—Chicago, 13; Cleveland, 2. effectually pup an end to tills annoyance. We Washington says that United States farmceptable to the stomach, prompt in Association: At Boston—Boston, 2. recommend a trial. ero“orevM ryy«r I88.0U0.000 by tbe rav­ its action aud truly beneficial ui its Athletic, 8. At Baltimore—Washington, Edith Newberry of Detrolthas sued Wm of insect*. cActs, prepared only from the most 8; Baltimore, 4. At Louisville—Milwau­ KnrtxtMii. a stand keeper, for breach of ages Fire nt Jacksonville, Fla., destroys 5; Louisville, 2. At St. Louis—SL healthy ana agreeable substances, its kee, twenty-five business bouses and forty promise. St. Louis, 15; Columbus, & many excellent qualities commend it dwelling'*. Iflre, insurant* ’ Forty-five Yean Bandage. to all and have made it the most base ball yesterday were as follow*; At Gents: For forty-fire year* I have about. K.00.000. The village ot Kollmon, in Austria, was popular remedy known. Philadelphia—New York, 3; Philadelphia been afflicted with blood-pbison, liver nnd Syrup of Figs is for sale in 50c 1. At Chicago—Chicago, 9; Cleveland, 8. rheumaUe difficulties. Part of tne time flooded by a cloudburst. Many peraons were drowne*!, and half the houses in the and |1 bottles by all leading drug­ At Brooklyn—Brooklyn, 8; Boston, 1 Al conffirat to my bed. My blood was badly , diseased. Six bottles of Hibbard’s town destroyed. gists. Any reliable druggist who Cincinnati—Cincinnati, 0: Pittsburg, 2. Assistant Cashier Lawrence, of the Key­ Rheumatic Syrup did me more good than may not have it on hand will pro­ Association: At Boston—Boston, il; all the other medicines I have taken. My stone National bank of Philadelphia, who Athletic, 4. At St. Louis—St. Loub, 4; cure it promptly for any one who Columbus, 2. Al Baltimore—Baltimore, friends have used it ami In every case it pleadcil guiliy to being In the conspiracy has proven a wonderful remedy. 1 have to rob the bank. Las been sentenced to wishes to try it. Do not accept any 8; Wasldugton, 7. substitute. * The fallowing is the record on the dia­ known of some wohderful cures of dyspep­ eight year* iu prison. Clara F«fcheimer and Joseph Bloch, of sia and neuralgia. mond for the League Saturday: At Phila ­ CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP CO. Mns. Maiey Bidolk. Cincinnati, and Mis* Bamberger, of delphia-Philadelphia, 9; New York, 5. SAH FKAKOiSOO. CAL. Mitcbrilville. Iowa. Chicago, were drowned in the Ohio river At Brooklyn—Boston, 8; Brooklyn, 1 At lMt8nU£. KT. HEW YQKK. H.V. Hlbbard'K Rheumatic Syrup and Plasters at Cindnnatb They were on a boating Cincinnati—Pittsburg, 2; Cincinnati, L are remedies of great merit. 1 believe excursion. Al Chicago—Chicago, IO, Cleveland, 4. they have no equal In the cure of rheum­ Association: (Saturday) At Boston—Bos­ atism anil alt blood diseases, ton, 8; Athletic, 5. At Baltimore—Balti­ Danville, Conn;, wo» shaken by an earth­ Dr. H. Rkichahp, Druggist. more, 2; Washington, 3. At St. LouisMitchellville, Iowa. quake. St. Louis, 3; Columbus, 5. LouisvilleThe spring Is the time to take Hibbard's Lewi* Paulsen, the distinguished chess Milwaukee game prevented by wet Rheumatic Syrup for the blood. For sale player, died at London yssterday. grounds. by W. H. Goodyear. Prepared only by The . H. E. Kingsbury, city recorder of Mus­ ground*. (Sunday)at St. Louis—St. Louis, |Cnark*s Wright Medicine ^Company, De­ kegon, Mich., is short 13,500 In his ac­ fl; Columbufl, 7. Louisville-Mil wank* 1 troit. Mich. counts. game postponed—rain. Miners of the Argus Coal com pan y at Chicago, Aug. 25.—League base bail A female aerunautist and great big“punFort Dodge, la., are on a strike for an OFFICE WITH HOLBROOK, OVER scores yesterday were ns follows; At Cin­ kins" are the attractions advertbed for eight-hour day. cinnati—Cincinnati, 2; New York, 1 At the Bellaire fair. MORRILL'S STORE, HASTINGS. it Is reported a*. New York that “Old At Few children can be Induced to take physic Some more cheap houses wanted rang­ Chicago—Chicago. 4; Brooklyn, 1. Pittsburg— Pittsburg, fl; Boston, 8. At without a struggle, and no wonder-most drops Hutch" made (UXI.IOO out of the recent ing from *500 to 81000. flurry in grain. Cleveland — Cleveland, 5; Philadelphia, 12. are extreme y nauseating. Ayer’s Pills, on the Remember that this column contains but The treasury department purchased Association: At Boston—Ikiston, 5; Ath­ ,contr*r\. Hmg sugar-coated, are easily iwala very small part of the property I have letic. 3. At Baltimore—Baltimore, 13; Imred by Ihe little ones, and are. therefor, the $0,01)0 ounces of silver at from |0d«7 to lur sale or exchange. |o 1*88 per ounce. . favorlt* family medicine. I have improved and vacant city lots for Washington, 0. Three millions of Canadian eggs have sale nnd exchange in ail parts of the city. J. L. Mosmt. formerly of Innin, is one been laude*I in England, uud have cap­ ENTHUSIASTIC FOR BLAINE. Farming lands for sale and exchange in of the heir; n»57.000.OOO.worth of Tnmaqua, tured the market there. all parts nf the county. ll’enn. coal mine laud. Hailstones weighing two pounds are re­ 1 have some choice Grand Rapids prop . I lean Convention. r ______________________ purte<l to have fallen in erty for m le at a bargain. Habrisbubg, Pa., Aug. 20.—The state -There Isa little little old old woman,' woman," sitM the , territory of Sarr-Mys-llc; near Cologne. * I have choice Chicago property for sale, “ There lin smd the. Republican convention yesterday was a man at the general delivery window of the I -• • • • a new mineral h**s been discovered in well located In different parts of the city, Blaine gathering by a large majority. ranging from 8425 up to 850.000. a splen­ poetoffice, “who cornea every day to ask If Texan which is said to tn seven times did opportunity-for investments in that The secretary's name could not be men­ there is a' letter for her. She never gels stronger than any other when made into marvelous city where fortunes are made in tioned by a speaker without eliciting one. She comes up and looks throngh the Real Estate. 1 have maps of the city lo­ thunders of applause. The temporary window In a frightened way. Then she The United States consul nt Martin­ cating the different places for sale. chairman was Henry Hall, of Mercer, and asks nervously: ique. in the West Indio, cables that a “ 'la there a letter for meF hurricane destroyed every vre»el in that when he referred to “that Republican of ’ “I know ber name, you know, from bear harlwr. Republicans, that leader of lenders, James On Jefferson street two houses and lote G. Blaine, of Maine,'7’ the applause was Ing ber pronounce It ao often. The mayor of Durango, Colo., wbo.is an at bargains, and on easy terms. " ‘Nothing today,’ I answer kindly, for I deafening. C. H. Magee was made chair­ Near furniture factory.—one lot and man of the resolution* committee, and feel sorry for her. She walks off and mantis employe of the San Juan Smelting and house well finished 81.000; 8500 down, when the convention bad taken recess and ,tn a meditative way Coming back abe Mining company, is a defaulter in the sum of riio.mo. bal. on time at 7 per cent. reassembled, appeared on the pintform Governor Campbell, of Obin, is ill at And one house nnd lot one block from with the declaration ot principle*. " ’You are quite sure there is nothing^ Columbus from overwork during the po­ factory. 8800; 8300 jiown, bal. at 7 per ‘Quite shre.’ cent. Cheap. *" “‘It’s Browne, you know, with an litical campaign. He ha*cancelled all enIn all respects ihe resolutions are gagexnents. House and lot near Whip and Felt Boot factory, 81.000. *500 down, bal. 8 years similar to those ot any of the Republican The World's 1. Jr directors have awardconventions heretofore held—the actions at 7 per cent. “ ‘And Mary Stevens Browne, with an eF Gvorgc Pangeki. a merchant at Cairo of the lust congress are Indorsed as far as Several splendid bargains In. the 1st Egypt, the privilege of reproducing a ••‘Yes’ they Went; the administration ot Presi­ ward ami other parts of the city. . “ ‘I thought you might have forgotten IL’ street of hi« native city nt the Columbian dent Harrison is approved a* broad and Briqk barn for sale at a bargain, on cor­ “ *Oh. no. I remember your nnmo very fair. statesmanlike; Wauamaker is compli­ ner opposite Ford's hotel. ’ The steamer Teutonic arrived in New mented; legislation in favor of labor is welh' 80 fL front l>j* 140 fL deep.well located in ' ‘“Welk if you are sure there is nothing. five days, sixteen hours and thirty-one advocated, and bimetalism is Indorsed. Seneca Falls. N. Y.. has on the land 1 brick I guess I will go. Good day.’ minutes from Queenstown. This lowers With reference to Blaine, after a fervid Htore three stories, also dwelling house and “ The day I asked her where the expected the fastest previous record ono hour and eulogy of the secretary who “ha* exne^xi good barn. Can be bought at a bargain, from foreign peoples a respect for Amer­ 'letter wan coming from, she looked at me thirty-seven minutes. or will exchange for Hastings or Grand ica heretofore unequaled." they say; -The«w with startled eyes. The Illinois stale, board of equalization Rapids property. The city of Seneca Falls magnificent achievements justify confi­ “ *1 don't know,’ she said simply. 'I'm has adopted a resolution that, in their has a population of 7,000 and upwards—is dence and furnish new oecsMon for ns sure l don’t know; but you see if a letter opinion, the ruwessur* of the state have Jarg**Ht town in Serena Co. now to reaffirm the loyalty and devotion should come for me from anywhere I should not returned property at mare than one■lO-acre farm In Irving, ail Improved, soil of the Republicans of Pennsylvania to want to get it right away I wouldn’t like fourth its cash value. good. Can lie bought at a bargain on easy James G. Blaine." to find that there had been a letter here for term*. me and that I did not receive it-' 84 acres fractional—over runs 15 or '20 “ ‘Then you aren't really extxxting a letJudge Gresham i» fishing in St. Mary’s The platform was adopted with a rn*h terF ■cres, J* mile east of Sheridan, good fram­ lake, in northern Montana. ed house. One of the cheapest farms in aud wild enthusiasm, aud the conventi* i " 'Oh, yea I am. That’s wliat the poet­ proceeded to nominate a state ticket. The Irish National league convention Barry Co., will take part city property. office is for. 1 don’t know who would write General D. M. Gcegg was selected for me a letter, but 1 suppose I shall get one will be held a. Chicago next month. 10 acres near city, good house and barn, auditor general and J. W. Morrison for some day.' Ogle county,'* new court bouse at Ore­ well and cistern, 150 fruit trees, % acre •'She keeps on coming. Sometimes 1 gon, Illa-, has been dedicated. It cost grapes; $1,800, cheap, down, bal. at 7 state treasurer. The two gentlemen each made a short speech of acceptance and feel like writing her a letter to see if It *i2h,<xn. the convention adjourned sine die. would please her, but 1 am afraid that she Louia Goodbeim, aged 82, and Matthias Jtto acres In Woodland to exchange for 'might be disappointed to find that it was Wagoner, aged 72, committed suicide at gaudier farm and difference. only from the office.”—New York Tribune. New York. acres In Hope township, known as Minneapolis, Aug. 25.—Yesterday the the Doty farm, will sell for $4200 on easy The Chicago police department has i*city was full ot Sons nf Veteran* come to term-. ■ Why th* Pickpocket* Have Left Pari*. sned an order closing up ail the grog Several 80 acre parcels for sale at bar­ attend the tenth annual encampment One of the curious consequences of the ■hops at midnifcbt after Sept. L gains ranging from $1,800 upwards and of the order. About 5,(XX) member* were infallibility of the anthropometric system French-Canadian zouaves wero present­ some will take part city, property In ex- present when the body was called to order of identification is the almost complete dis­ ed with n>et!ala nt Montreal Wednesday, in the afternoon. The annual address of appearance of International pickpockets for fighting Garibaldi years ago. I have several large farms for sale will Commander Webb stated that Bl,428 mem­ from Paris. Eight year* ago 100 of them Cardinal Gibbon* conferred the pallium take small farm In part payment. bers had been taken in during last year, were arrested there yearly; by 1887 the num on Archbishop KaUnr, of Milwaukee. I have some city property 1 will trade the total membership now reaching 150,­ ber bad fallen to thirty-four; it did not ei Many eminent Roman Catholic prelates for good farms. 000. A good deal ot important business oeed a dozen during the year 18W. Being were pnerent. ‘ I contemplate a more extended system will come before the meeting. Among satisfied that it h:u» become impossible for It fa asserted that at New York, within of advertising, and it would be well for the subjects to be considered will be them to hide their antecedents in case of ho shadow almost ot the homes of million­ tboee who wish to sell or exchange to call change* in the constitution, making the arrest, and fearing also the increase of pun at Ibis agency at ouce and get the benefits. age limit 21, instead of 18, divorcing the iohmont Inflicted on habitual criminals aires, ITO families are starving. They are mostly striking tailors and coat makers. Union Pacific R. K. lands for sale in the military from the civic feature, and the and on there who have disobeyed a decree Professor DyrenfurtM’a rain-making ex­ ■rate* of Kansas, Oregon, Washington. alleged misuse of funds by ex-Comman­ of expulsion, they prefer now to remain, of pedition has been successful In a number their own'accord. In foreign capitals. Utah, Texas, etc, upwards of &,900,00e der Payne, of Fostoria. O. "We have nur choice," they say; “we are of experiments at Midland, Tex. acres ot farming, mineral and timbered Claim* Much Michigan Land. An investigation at Chicago baa dis­ not bcaud toour native soil by ignorance lands, ranging in price from 85 to 810 per closed the f^pt that the “sweating ays•ere; one-tenth down, ten years credit on balsnee. Frequent excursion rates given, deal of uneaslneui is caused by the report tween two fldda of labor—the one at Pari* tem" is very much alive there. Men cte. Call and get circulars. that a lady has arrived to prosecute her during the exposition, the other at London women and children work eighteen hour* claims to the entire property on which during a regatta, the differenoe of punish­ a day. It la reported that ex-Seuatoc Babin, of this village and Tawas City are located, ment In case of accident will a office to turn She also claims several valuable farms. us from j’our capital; pray excuse u*l’’ Minnesota, a week ago at Saratoga, mar­ It is claimed that she is here under an as­ Tb«*e remark*, which were made In 1887 ried Mr*. Jenie L. Swan, widow of a PBUBATE OKDKK former prominent Milwaukee and St Paul sumed name and her proaeut abode In the ' railway official. village is known to but few. The prose­ ■trend times. After a little Incredulity on the part of cution of the claim will bring forth sev­ ■omeofthe police authorities, the fact of eral highly sensational matter* in former «ay, Che twelfth dav of August In the yti Twenty v*m* « land transfers affecting Detroit and Bay the disappearance of pickpockets and the Unique, W«t Indio*. ttcMsaad eight bmxired aud ninety one. Prreen'.. Cb&riea W. Armstrong, Jud truth of the explanation that I give of i_. were wrecked, among them the Amcric. City people. have been confirmed officially, notably by brig Ned White. The growing crop* were M. Goron,. the preaent chief of the service also badly damaged. de la surrta at Paris.—M. Alphonse Ber Washington, Aug. 22—Secretary Mon tilloD in Forum. ley, of the inter-state c mruerco commfoSecretary Noble has returned to Wash­ ington. Spring Lake, N. J., announcing the death Wool—I wish you would lend me aomc there of Commissioner Bragg. The cause money to boy a violin. I’ve found one that i lalrntsled io uid of his death was not stated In the dispatch, and the news ot his death was a great Wool—The man who live* in the flax ill health for some time, but wrote a few ■!x>v» me.—Harper’* Raw day* ago to Commissioner .Morrison that he felt a* well ** he had for years. *“>r . BASE BALL SCORES. Im orm ENJOYS IFf* Cadwallader’s fj AGENCY COLUMN. SPECIAL ! MI !■! ------ the GuH ■>< Cnlltoniln •» wtoi n* Irtmt U>. ^TwT^Tet. In U» pw.lTemlltor, « White White. Neb.. »»•» kll:rJ 'rbl1' trJ' ‘“Hrtr7w!'"bl"lrt»» K. Tu.. oooeul •• Item win. tlted n* > hor f near Hinsdale, ilia He was a sou of the !•» Orydon Beck­ with. • AKuua CUr man who tomlwa “rbe art of detertlop oonntorlalt mno.r bw, teen nrrewed tor living *be ■boirn." to bte <>*» f* JSJlbe pn<«n b, n.lel.ke "bile drunk. At Burke. Idaho, no explonlon of «teot powder kilted G. McNeill. Bnocwnl mnoL,.r U the Bteck Behr mine: John Jeune. Milauuit mnonier; Hobart Blackburn ui John Iterron., mln.rv Foor ttebere nremlwlnx. nnd nuppoeed to bum boon blown louoma. Tbe husk of Indian corn is being used for the mant acture of paper. General Franz Sigel will be the orator at the Gerxnnn day celebration Oct. « nt Fort Madison, la. An electrical expert says that the light of the old oil tamp penetrates the fog better than electricity. Edward Lytton Bulwer Dickens, the youngest son of the great novelist, Lss been elected to parliament In New South log wheels and tlrar . JT Udrit' what ths rate of speed Xbe one round of tbe driving wbeeSsT^?7 Ur. will Kir. p„n.-u„“ '7™cylinder, the cylinder* brin; doSbU T? size, of driving wheels r.iy X eighteen, nineteen, twenty auii eVea ra°R ty-two feet in dreumferenre aldlSt they aro gensraliy m«le of S1K..H feet. Tbe express apeK| Viiri four to flfty-etaht mile. iX hwa *** Taking the average dreumferenra .l S will Kiyr *lnc ,t rxp,^ s,, per mieote nr B,s» pan. p_, b MJ wheel rerolrlnx l“,w> Kiri™ l.OBpm.wX'^ W Urrfpool. e dtUancr «5 3,15; Its destination. •* Durlnx U,e tonrfu o( Jnoroe, Iron, London u. BlinbnJJ “ Msomplleheil In In. U,»„ tlsbI boJ “ dlttnnw belnp Ml m||^ n,, thronxbooi or dfiy ndln bo,; T? *'*i* Laden to Edlnburrb, .ubjen to the nbor. eS llono will Kire *2S.«C )>u|r.,_Iroi “* S3 $2 $2 Bo osCh La “K Wales. There are two bearing apple trees in Indiana county, Pa., that were planted in 17V9. Oue of them is ten feet in dr cumferencc. A young woman of Nevada county, Cal., has inserted her picture in the Ne­ vada Transcript, with the announcement that she is in Ihe market. Two freight trains on tbe Cincinnati, Wabash and Michigan railroad collided near Lwbnry, Ind i Both engine* and several cars were wrecked, but no one wa* injured. W. H. Tow. a farmer aud politician liv­ ing Dear Mitchell, Ind., was fatally wounded by an assassin who shot him from ambu«li. Curtis Bas* was arrested for the shooting. At Springfield, Hal Pointer made smile in 2;K»M. Tbta establishes a new record for tbe Hampden park track, the best prevlou- record being 'A14, made by Goldsmith Maid in 1870. . Large tracks of land in Nevada and El­ dorado counties. Cal., are being completely denuded of building* aud all kind of veg­ etation by forest fire*. The losses already aggregate many thou*and»>. For Bilious Attacks heartburn, sick headache, and all disorders of the stomach, liver, and bowels, I» date Ayer’s Cathartic Pills are tho safest, surest, and most popular medicine for family use. IflS on w *t th tired and pro proc reee * conU such Dr. J. C. Ayer & Co, Lowell, Mass. I sb dw in t tint Bar crih ma said the R.v. Mr. Spurgeon, the noted English NOTICE (IF LETTING ItBAIN COXTRACT. divine, h gradually dying. Nrtlre 1* hereby given. ibflT. Geo. a. IWUn The Brewer*’ Union of America is in an­ Irak.county drain ■<>’>■" iv).;iw» -f Vt»-f.wv nual session at St. Ixiuis. ■m th- ;■> dwy It rains atones frequently of late on Niw vatauii rttbe Kivar mountain, near Hinton, W. Va. Rt. Hon. Henry Cecil Ralkos post­ •iu drain. master general of Great Britain, I* dead. shod In ibe miM i Lieutenant Peary, the leader of the It IJaislining W th* scribed u» l*»li>»*-. n labs arctic explorers is reported to have upper end ot *>•:<! obstruction*. detirt* broken Lis leg. • The Venezuelan congrotH i* said to have profusion iu the rejected the reciprocity treaty propvM-u first, aud the retiMlti't-z ’•<: <»: » tiiflrtrJrr by ihe United Stall*. up stream. u« nc«-w*L.t vi*h the dsunun There was a heavy storm in portion* of uu«r on Cl*.* with the u(in-r |iai«-n p»rtal«!neto Pennsylvania Sunday night, and heavy ■alddnihi.tmd Lid* w*u )•'• '"*Jr anarevirrt accordingly. Coutruct* «i>< :-r ♦ -rts withlbe damage from waabouta Im reported. A mine explosion in Wale* impris­ runty tor »be oned the workmen in the pit. Sixty have lficai.ru s-i -........ . . .. . . •■ ' been resiled alive, but many are miss­ maaPtlwrtlor. vball tie auM->uiif'u at ttw ing. anil plKeeot Irtilitg Naiicc K hereby furthv? u ten An explosion of gas in the West Fair­ Wkltl ■.'.'Itl «f«v "I Autli-A. • mount min*-* near Wheeling. W.f V5L, thr meat ot beucfila, uuil--1>> tn- * ut t* iihl-tt to killed one person aud injured several review. Th Ml -u.-b <>• others. with the ptvvbkm* vf t'.e <.-i t”. IMied this i«l>day i • covering the Colorado derert in Califor­ *-;Aa ImhjMini*. Hairy County Vdnitiilssloaer. nia, will disappear Instead of being per­ manent. Herbert Mapes, the famous athlete of Columbia college, wm drowned l>cfore I ■ pnriumceot nn*l by vlrtu-l rtiaB aafi his mother's eyes while bathing at oFire drerer of ttirrireut: court lt";A'51.n.,r^ Island. . Barrv. in cwwierre. in Un* .-t-i'.-J oi'Mheii<M. A.,U. James M. Robert* is in jail at Ottawa. mode atulk'tied on tin- |l’il <lly. t’l H"! "/ O., charged with being the man who net. m arertatu wi«’ K. Krtta f* J-**’''!'1 robbed the Columbus Grove bank. His John Waumvley. Mia M- U»uu;»lr.. i. ^uufisanr father and mother *ay they can establish and Hiram M. Alien. **re ■ '<>■>. No»lre is herein dv*:i* lb/ ' ‘"*1’ « a perfect alibi, while Cashier Maple, of pablicsurtioitto 'he btyl efl I’-' *l*-r. *■« • itl“_ the bank. jMJSitdvely Identiflea him. d*yUl<U(tldkt ufs^ldem: r. A i' The rejiOrt printed in these dlapatches o'clock in thefure-mw. rt hitl >•“ of the Court bitiM-hii'.r. rj .< some weeks ago that Mr*. Stout hud con­ of turn sudtttatet.t • --»«»«•■‘•nte®* ferred on her deathbed that she had killed twin* tfieplMe for i»*nl ।, the wife ot her son Louis Sisley near Lan­ the* Countv <»( Barry caster. Win., Mme time ago i-> positively prwrrty; to wt:: Al' u>:> C«>uxity ci nrOUoud slltae ar«l ten denied. Mr*. Stout Is alive and has Lot BWTv&nd Slate Mt*M been on her deathl*ed at all yet. tarty known *6'1 de**-rii -■ r*>t hall ftthe *•" h •' • v ~ ;j.B “Parson" Davis, the pugilist manager, Tilt* Uo« thirty-imowuM..;* «« njno was attacked at Mount Clemen*. Mich., of nu»ke wven «'• '....................... ... .. . DAted HtuiiiSR*. •’’'•j 1 " by Jigt Hall the slugger, the latter strik­ iALtiSE” 1- Ob* <»'”■ • ing at Davis with n bottle. The "Parson" seized a lemon knife and gave Hall a ■lusb ucroas the neck, barely uiiMing the 0 8*'<*rr Clakk. . Hollcller fur Complainant jugular. HaH bled profusely, but will recover. THE MARKETS. Chicago. Following were the quotations on tho boarl of trade today: Wheat—No. 2 August, open? ! t-lored SUPH: Hept ember, opened Il.tBH. clo*.<d SLlELi; thx-eiubcr, opened *1.05%. cltwed *L02. Corn—No. 2 August, opened MJje. clowd 63%c-. September, opened M%e. clcreii s^ic; October, opened tUc. closed 6Be. Oats—No. 2 August, opened 3l%c, closed 80%- September, opened Al%c. <1 closed 3U%c; May. opened 33c. cloaad W%c. Port -.•H-ptemher, opened *10.10. closed UUE% October, opened *1025. clewed |lu.l5; January, opened JU.W. doeed *UTA*. Lard-Heptcmber. opened and closed *452%. the Union stock yards today: Huga-Market moderately active. principally on shipping L7U itabt. *4.4U2»5.73 roufc-h psckiug, *4A*a 5.45 mixed, ana $4JMa&2ft hsavy jmcklng and shipping kXv Cattia—Market fairly active on local and ■hipping account uud prices well main­ tained; qumsUom ranged at *5.IMC, mon to fair do, *&.7.4*L4U buuln.ra' ateer*. B2.Waa.0U atockur*. *SAhfrXM ’1 uxauo. *8.00® L« rangers, S3.t.O&Xib feeder*. tlAQfrUO cows, IUDO3.QU bulla, and SLW&4.75 veal ner r..n rod the aud als abo and tha the I D & tb XM ao mo M fir in e th Iu CHEATING Vh horse Blankets in Nearly every pattern of Horst Blanket is imitated in color and style. In most cases the imitation looks just as good as the genuine but it hasn't the teart so tacks strength.and while it setts for only a little less th;‘n'hc^X ine it isn’t worth one-half asmuch The fact that * Horse Bhtd«H are copied is strong that they are THE and every buyer should ree th the * trade mark b sewed on the inside of the Blanket. f - Fl*® Wl * .... So«» .. / Ask trna. >3.6.1^. Iu nail vt-_ MUd par tn t and Electric Extrff Te»t lamia. horsejtfHKTS ARE THE STRONG57' gron*^ ®O®prr mx-X; Mlnnreota. per bu. Apple.-llllama au^fc perhbu choice, SL.fla.lAr. e<ting. >1.73®!*. BUck- 100 6* .SLYUh^oo ' S? POOD SITUATIONS,, derive iioai Hood’s ftere* prow* Hist thin nraltrb strong." It does mu art fMrrnd meh Evi -"'"' ,r ' S-W-O' % iiffliMte H"*1 li-.-.« I �"*k“bet *“ lh"no^ n?'eTer tryto aUr,cl attention in a pub­ In a «rew «r or tboroatUm. bnnply drawing puoiic attention is not hwrffiuae > J Si™ Ay, HW ETC Iff,JJ COOKERY WHY IS THE ' w. L. DOUCLAS t«?stsho£« m ■ , 5>c~ * , s’“°- Ml.,.l,„ SummlSni GOSSIP. mipr, ,h. K,u,„„ ' ±'‘“ «•" • ’"T ‘-f".“T?"?;”1 o1— 1° doChroiian wflKuSflj” WfliMn1. iu urt»«* wax ihram HEART DISEASE h“i a great others, even i experienced (and death,) for which Dr Miles’ 1 d^H,-.050.0^ J°uo^ ver>’ ‘narked, and n bw&wmsSJ5 SSSr.tas's S2. • $2. Boys' Ladies ££ ■h. U7.-Or,i; raS/S, Sold by W. H. Goodyear, ™ si live, and this ejtnnri, I.. . »«. CUT .. 00 'miter done than 1‘,wl" -'-"-'fllrly deofl louchluK -IW-, tugnr. Uo»r. .pin. ' MORTGAGE HALE. IVtaiilt having been made In tlm condition of I wratori"i’S'T ““nns »«“>«!« bu Wooliey & Bronson, <f the Register ol nut of oiw bun- -J. notice U hereby <‘m i I day of tk'toifk lti the forenoon, ;i M the highest bld- er with an '.“.I' -"provided ' - described ■----- - - • -In - fieiug i-ertalii rivers or ri the town nf Hope, n !«i Stale of Mieiilgnn. .)!>««>. to.wti: Coinni-nr: <•! tin' ,uiith cor : !>> Sinton Met.'afTrrv to iiinl running south three rt--u a.t-1 one-third rods. • i». th* tier east thirteen t '.xee of beslnuing. and ■ be north east corner of ihe 1. uid running urot to wlth’.i i-ond, thence north three east to Ute road. . - •>; beginning, all oti ■ . t ue north east quar•i.-intown two [2] north Mortgagee. Hl l't-/-Mll. . . . - t-.i f._» t>bel B. spaidttig y - i hl» wile. Iiu>rtg4g6r>. •:■irutagre. dated Uec-m!■ : ■ :, and recoided in the office .i.-riKrif Barry comity. Michl1 i;'i. \ l>. >1 ; o'clock in l.o-T X •>! Manuagev on page i 1 <u'.i ihe i'nwer of sale In said . 1b- ome ojierative as 10 - : -• <! to he iwb! by raid : i>r.',.j;iAi and interest, and • ‘ .-.i to be Joe and unpaid • - • <un! the note acoimpanyUir »t- <>( this imtiee. the sum or and -i\ty sis dollars and thirty . for pnnctpal and accrued • -mt or proeerdUig* at law or in n lustitAted or taken tocolh-ct ci> part iheredf. now therefore ■ ir v-u. Hut by virtue ot the it lud iit'trtgage contained, and ■H c.is-- intibt ant! provided; on !•••:» i.uuaty court house, in tbe ।Barry <sMiaty, Michigan, (that ■ •>' h >Miuz the circuit court forthe ■: i: ury >. in which said eouuty raid MitiMted. there will Im, sold "t pub­ ...- to t a > hixhest Idder, the d--rifled di raid mortgage it ", to- amount du-on said pion-.'••it st ten jier cent, per annum. a:i I tin, foreclosure. •, v. including an attorney lee of m provided lor iusald rnortill.iwr.l Biw; raid premise-, bo­ . 1: '«id tn wienie a« follow* to wit: u:i !»:«.• or parcel of land lying Mid T <w:i*hip ot A-eyria. County of tut*, of Miehlgsn. and known and i d <»., < ’ »wit. the cwt half of the u-.er of ssctioa twenty (30) town ■».' rinz-i 4sren Gi west, cuntalnrr» of latnl mon) or less. ■‘-U! A II ISUt. M. A u.i.Ki'iu. lUtie creek. Mich. n. saves much and recorded in the office of Um> Rectal' .. Deeds for Harry county. Michigan on the eighth 'yaxhlng of extra towels, etc Another sense which should be especially d» of January A. D. ibsi h, liter 24 ot mon. cage, on pace uo Wfiteh M|<j mortgage was du! v “,v®. U U‘Rl hlKhL The powers of avsiuned by tbe said Cliurlex limmlitaiji. and Aurilia M. Houghtahu by aralgnnirnt bear­ observation should be cultivated by bouselux dale the slM-euth dav <4 Februarv A 1) keepers, in all parts of the house, as well iwj aiid recorsUd in thcoiV.vv of sold Beglc'trr n» the kitchen, cloxe observation is easenof Deeds for Barry county. Michigan, on th.sixteenth day of betruan a. D. in I.her a tlnl to good housekeeping, aud the house­ w.?.‘.or,K^ Mk*v.3OT <0 Dude! Striker. temper who always hnx ninny things going William KSidtmm and'William IL Haze, the on at once, "many Irons In the fire," may Aiblon CuJIrge Endowment Fund committee. make her brains saw her steps oftentimes, On which mortgage there Is clalliird to be due at the date nf th:, notice the sum of twenty- by cultivating her powers of observation. Anotherscutewhlchiminy j>eople seem MWen hundred thirteen aid twenty iheone hundredths dollars and an Attonuy ftl- (>t fi'Iy deficient in is the sense of smell; yet none in h raid nA ‘. Z2 . <. "I . Mnel,: >et «<»«»■ i.ildn t.rovMed f7r for In .i.I mtetn^wd —........ Mill or proceeding bavitig t«een Inslltut- *' t”or® »«*<led by tbe housekeeper. for the ....... ---- .... at law .... e<l to recover the debt secured by raid mort­ alert, sensitive nu& detects quickly the gage or any part thereof sour food which uctristo lo> thrown away Tneretoro by virtue of the power of rale contained In said mortgage and the statute in the ixul odor of the cellar which needs surii ease made and provided noUce is hereto- cleanlug nnd whitewashing, the rancid given that on Friday the second (Uy «>t October smell of badly waahril aud greasy note and A. I>. usi at ten o'clock tn the forenoon of pans. said dav. we the undersigm-d will sell at public • mv .w <K»ca» u.»urr auction to .„v the H highest b.ddrr .» rt mr the north north ’ front front I A ‘}^ca‘w taste is essential, and tbe cook door' of the court house in ’lire of ua.il Hasting*. - who strongly spiced UIHI nnd Untin V, .......... "C KCity >1. Ol u.^s,......... - likes ....... sweet, nuui^iy BPICCU Ham roatatv. Xllrlilmm (that IwA-.m 11.— .3^— ! r---- 1 -1___» » » ■ . . where the circuit court (or Barry countv i* | iittiVi^L*u “ hohlen) tho premises dewrlbMt hi said mort ■ , 1 , ,e}* of !’P,CC niul miner thaun gage or so much thereof as mnv be tmerararv i h‘Ue more. to pay the nnjount dee ou raid mortgaee «Uh I Tbe advisability<f working alone was seven percent. Interest thereon and all legal Inert ilkrn-w.! Tki« 1 - -Z <1 » <«*’•’her with an attorney fee of nity Thls-1 coustderwl. a 1 tll,,lar> *» provided therein. The premia-. ’ R0011 u”“~ f,,r young housekeepers, for in t»fine described in raid mortgage as al) that ■ working without companionship the mind «rial<> l-lw- nr or parcel In.rr.1 of ot land situate .I-...-. 1. W1,r‘t bl>n(| certain piece In ■>.. the |! u nr ------- fn th„ „f Harry i Township of (-aunty Halt'tmore fn theof ^re • < “ »*» Wl’r ----- '------tion is observati at­ and State ofMIchigaii and draenbetl us follows nu.u “ therefore closer to wit: The east half of the north u ret quarter tained. new suggestions present them­ ol section number fourteen In township num­ selves. nnd esperickee is gained which Is ber two north range number eight west con­ tain inc eighty acres of land be the same mure or not so well attained when the work is me­ Ires. Said mortgage was given to tUBCttcv the chanically done. payment ot a part of the purchase price of th? Among thc mun(y causes of failure in raid alove descrfiwti ■^>ated'july'2b, ’Twi.premises. ,’'*’'”w’’ (cooking is a poor fire, many women not DANiKLSTUiKKn. | ; understandingthedraughtsof themechantVii.i.tAM r. BtbNAM. . ism of the stove or rouge, or how to start a The Albion ColwAudotSent V^d Cox.- i fl,ro' Anofber P°|0‘ ln wHch P~P)e loittee, Awilmrra of Mortgage. 1 Is "weeping and dusting, which is Daniki. Strikkh. Attorney for Assignees etc. 1 as often l>egun at the bottom as'at the top. I Not so much .natter about tbe middle of | thc room, said Mrs. Lincoln, as about- the ! corners. An excellent idea, and quite an i original one, ia that of having tbe carpet I tacks set back an inch from the molding, TIME TABLE. ( so that, the edges of the carpet may lie raised and dust aud motLs detected with­ out removing t he carpet. The use of wet meal, tea lenves or af salt in sweceping. is for many reasons bighlyebjectio.iable; it is well to use damjieiusd paper where there, ’ XOftTII. is much fluff on the carpet. Kalamazoo I.v... In the mntter of bread making some peo­ East Cooper Ulchland June!. ple lay stress upon'good flour, others upon Crexsc> ................ just tbe right proportion of yeast, others Milo upon the kneading, yet there are many lit­ Crooked Lake.... tle. points which need close attention. In Dettoa.................. ISovrfdale...... the matter of making cake, failures mure Shuiu.................... eften come from too hot an oven tbap from Hast t.•«is............ too slow a tire.—Boston Herald. Coats Grove. 4 so-; n av. Woodland , 4» lt4S . ■ Color nnd Ago with Women. Wporthury........... Hs D. I.. A... i There are few women who know how to Luisiug ............... _ mow old gracefully, who suit their dress Detroit-............ . their advancing years, nnd the colons they wear to the changes in their com­ plexion. There is nothing that fades so soon as n delicate pink and white skin. A " skin which is lovely nt twenty may bo SOUTH. -■ hopelessly sallow nt thirty-five. The secret Kalamazoo Ar.. East Coo tier Lv of u well dressed woman lire, luridly in her Richland Janet 7. promptness to recognize her owrf physical Cressey — defects, and to remedy them by the judiMilo cions cut of her gowns or choice of colors. Crooked Lake... Delton ” The gamut of color becoming to a delicate 'Cloverdale youthful complexion is generally trying to Shull/ a mature woman.. HAsnxds A woman may often be tnr more beauti­ ful in mafurer yenra if she makes proper use ot the shapes and colors becoming to ................ I;H......... her than she was as a bread-and-butter mto- Th® delicate, roseate skin may have Detroit.........................................I । 18.......... 1........ . taken on n maturer color at thirty, or be­ StosP5°>MidKew11?not carry passengers unless come a clear “matte" tint, which is fully an attractive if properly managed, but all provided with freight train permitsFreight trains wfll be ran these changes nnd all changes in the color of lhe company, who reserve the right to change of the hair and in the figure must be care­ °’ ““h ’"’J’B’SSrWi1 Mwr. fully noted, and tbe dress changed to meet them. Dead leaf browns, ax n rule, are be­ coming to a complexion that has become rallow; blacl silk or wool is very trying, rAREXTS-GI*. rmr rhlWrrt ’ and pearl gray is not to be thought of. ot book pins. .liortbwd. HUflC. Shadraof pure .lark blue, without any pur­ raphy, eta. plish cast, can lie worn. IT WILL /J Mon^y A transparent, blocklike net or grena­ dine and a brocaded black satin are .tor Educate them sit the Grand Itsplds (MJcJjJ »w- more becoming than pbdn black «I k. Inw, Collrite L"d5-anl Block, ror. I carl ana Dark velvet*. In Hfh colors, are usually becoming. Tbe color of the eyesand the 8 Parish, successor to C. <». bwensoerg hair must also be studied, and make so PK0BATH ORDEE. many exceptions that it is nearly imporei* State of Michigan. Count* of Barry—. At a seraiMi of the Frobate Court for‘be ble to give many absolute rules in such a Countv of Barry, hdldnn at the Probate Office. matteras this. Dark, rich shades are gen­ in .lull. 00 erally tor more becoming to persona part PriHuv tin, -^Kt day ot Jul). In trit- year tbe first flush of youth than delicate tints. on" Ibonu—l —.ht h'.r.drrfl nofl nlnelv «n«rrniStJBuH" *'■ Ar-nuwv. J«f<° «< Pearl gray and the ashes of roses drabs, with a pinkish tinge, so often *>«*•*• V® nuiur of •»« ol Mr*h ATf^dtufflv trying, and should never be Swig!, bluusoo i SlflMW 8 M >ETGAGE SALE. been made la the payment ’ •'< a certain ni*l estate mortgage, “’•tiled by Ohel B. S|>alding. and ■hng his wde, rnortsatgors. to • rts mortgagee, dxted February I. and recorded In th« office of d it-d-iof lurry county. Mlebtsau ' • t-v- . at 4 jo o'clock In lhe after-’ • d mortgages on page ttIO; i>y tli.- power of sale In said mort■■ '• has become operative as to the i t! •wttred to be paid by said mortj. , ;>rmelpsd and Interest, aud whereas mete • . <n«» ho now due and unpaid on the 1 tgn -uid Ute note accotnpMiylng tbe St? > of this ttollee. the sum of tour »<“>■ ■ i i t thirteen dnll&m aud righty four th.'-' ;“rand tecrued interest, and 1,1 nun of four dollars and fifty cents J.-ip l«id by said mortgagee on the «Ht...ing..m raid premises, as he wm author­ ram ■*«>■! mortgage, making in all the ■'""'hiiniirrd and eighteen dollars and >h» ■ . ■*ra,,d no suit or proceedings at . ".rln. '■'Ihlty having been Instituted or men mt ‘nftttie same or *<iy part thereof, now <>fn■ fierebv given that by virtue rao . t ?rr "! '-'ls ln "tM mortgage contained. st ttuie in «uch case made and provided 2 ! \l’5’‘'vt«v third day of October A. D. t«n. flwh.rrrd Trldw Ibrimb fr.»r a? ** ‘?°fk 1,1 xhe forenoon, at lhe. north tte’r,‘,,'‘.l!*rr.v’-'ouuty court bouse, in (th.-1 111‘Bings. Btrry county. Michigan. n'*' pIlirp wher<! the circuit court ’‘' “‘I o? fi-'trry Isheld), In whicit raid ed. and all other I**?’*””’ *^Tt * se^ion of 5?l't*n>!*» are situated, there will l»e wt.t a;"-'‘t»n or vetxlue » j Ute highest m'.! described-tn the sold tnortask ij. *.Mh“y thc *n’oiniE dun on raid e’»«X .»r . . 1“lrt “Mores ol rata ioreUw including an attorney SiS ’5aU*r« provided for in said mort- nonce to by law; said premises bring ‘nortPMfl» “ follows to wit: puniished in the '-«Ttain piece or parcel of land situate "o n tbe Township <>f Assyria, In the s'diJi WH| StaXe Michigan, and devhav.uto **t: The e“t bMlf of lhe town 01 wet)o° number twenty. eLh°i,n! rnnxe seven west, eorialnlng [A true copy-1!»nd more or test. Said sale rne sett u • °*’rUla brior meetGxobt.e m. Evrbt*. -t-wuej for mortgagee. Hhe h“*r county oi j ndge oj probate. Read teat bei story! ri,lA.ur I.. IU ek«r 'hll"£X culr na*i»,Ki witi> «*°r- 30(61 57^ / Kxlrut U'‘U» “• ,cry h"”,? ?, ,tar; ”.«» trfeo on «om« of Ibo .-How nauL --------------- There .re trw UoreUBhl J .eece-rul buel ‘ „o„,ce. chiefly “P1" MMserhltif >iM»Uln.We. uwaely • P^1* 7“ ud » • twult u.tural j U“l”^]( . women .arUmf In SSne.,. will •>'«■«! “ “ her nothing but. money I?. f,w tnlluiw Another l.lm b to weh thewln.iralon of wom.n^not»' ™£- " ^y^oTX'r M'nothln, 2‘‘h ’'“I "* o““Pri"« • interfere with business during business hours; always preserve a reserved appearuiwaya t* agreeable, never discourte­ ous; if complaints are made try to repair the wrong; never allow your temper to snow itself, and remember the old adage, bugar catches more files than vinegar.” Lastly—but not least by any means—do not try to go into busineas unlera you are T U tbcre in your family do not attempt to help make the living unlras you aredeprivedof actual n«*ra|M<s, for men income careless, and neglect women when they see they can do so; better try to live on his moderate in­ come than increase it with your own labor, which tn lime deci-aum his admiration for you. Help him tn many ways; look after hia clothes that they may last longer, look! after the grocery and other bills necessary, and keep them in accordance with your hits band’, income, and you will, be more cheerful Leip than were you to go out in bukincsa life. Have always a cheerful •mile when his business goes wrong; say to him, “Don’t bother your head, dear, I can do with a little less.” In this wav the help is more satisfactory, and will in every case bring more happiness and lighter hearts : t han all the wage, you/nay be able to earn. I 1 speak from experience.—Wanta of Wo­ men. A little advice to young ladies who may lw obliged to travel nlono for tho first time may not come amiss. In buying her ticket for lhe trip a young lady should abso buy a ticket for her sleeper. It Is most conveoient to get the berth as near the toilet room as possible Tho railway official will arrange, if riic does not get tho entire seclion, t hat the hther berth Lx occupied by a lady. Thc porter will make up her berth whenever shu desires. A lady should al­ ways provide a loose wrapper of some light, woolen material to sleep in when traveling. When retiring, remove as much of tbe clothing ox h necessary for cbm fori, and hang it by thc lierth. It is more convenient and much pleasanter to rise darly in tba morning nnd get to the toilet room before there is too great u demand for it. No lady will monopolize the toilet room very long, When a lady reacted n strange city, sho should get imo the stage that Wlongs to the hotel to which she wishes ta go, get out at the Indies’ entrance, go into the reception room, aud ask to so some one from tho office. Sho should tell the clerk, or whoever comes, what kind of n room she wishes, nsk the price of it, and give him her name to register. In dress and demeaner in hotels, etc., a young lady should lie scrupulously quiet. . A lady should remain in her own room and not sit alone in public parlors. A lady should send won! to the office, by tbe l>ellboy. When she wishcu to leave the hotel, and a porter will be sent for her baggage, and she will lie apprised when the hotel coach is al the door. It is usual to give a “Up" to n porter, n be!U>oy, n waiter or a chambermaid in return toranyxmali serv­ ice.—Housekeepers’ Weakly. • ! | ' I I j . ' j ! I 1 i j digits and our shrinking panes. A man in gloves is sometimes like Ptws-in-Boots On rhe top floor of one of the t buildings in upper New York toils a man who has prolmbly written mo etry than any- other single man 11 His busincM is that of writing the ic” mottoes which one finds In the el~» candie* of the day. Poetry which could never wee tbe light of day in any other way Is hidden in these tissue papered “party” candies. 1 had an interesting talk with this man a few days ago. Hs has been twenty years in the bfijinasa, Is over sixty years of aa^, and has accumulated a fortune, although be still keeps up tbe same monotonous poetical grind. "R i> a curious trade, yoa think, I suppose," said tho old man, “ysk some one must do it, and it is very profita­ ble. 1 have built fourteen city and coun­ try bouses out of it. and in a year or two I shall lay down the pe^i for good, and let some one else take' up the work. How do I write so much! Why, It has become Lucy M. Salmon, profeesor of history in second nature to me. These ‘mottoes’ are Vassar college, has devoted much time dur­ simple; anything will do, and the more ing the last three or four years to a study silly they ore the better. I know it is per­ ot the domestic service problem from u fect trash, nnd it is preposterous to dignify scientific standpoint. The results of her tbe things with tho word ’poetry? investigations are embodied in a serie%of "I spend three days of every week here, four lectures, which she has delivered in and reel off, I suppose, a hundred ot these Boston and vicinity to very appreciative things everyday. Why, 1 often mt my audiences. In the statistical, work, >hich lunch in one bund and write with tho is remarkably thorough, she had the bene­ other! Yet as I say, it is profitable, much fit of suggestions from Hon. Carroll D. better than writing bail novels, (or after Wright, United States commissioner of all my verscs"never do any harm. Thev are labor. Probably no two women in the silly, I grant you, but perfectly harmlens, country are doing more to untangle the and young lads and girls like to be merry difficulties in this knotty problem of do­ over them. Dear me, I suppose I’ve married mestic service than Mias Salmon and Miss many n couple with this pen, nnd if you’ll Marion Talbot, of Boston, who teaches do­ excuse mo i'll just write a score or more mestic science as an elective study among before we go.out to lunch." and .In about the seniors at Wellesley collage.—Harper’s fifteen minutes the old man was ready to Bazar. go with me, carrying In bis pocket an en­ velope full as the result of an hour’s work. Two Young tVomeu Wlio Earn *10,000. —Cor. Boston Journal. Two young ladies in this city are making a great deal of thoney in a very novel way. Queer Origin of Some Words. They are ultra respectable; indeed, they "Oh, dear!" is equivalent to “0 dio mlo." move in excellent circles. In their youth "0 my God." their father taught them to play chess, nnd “Thimble" waa.orlginally "thumb bell,’* now they teach tbe myateriea of tbe game the thimble formerly haring been worn on and earn between «10,(XM and ei5,oara year the thumb. apiece. They do not teach individuals; “Slav" is not tbe “siare" of the old ety- • they tutor classes, nnd these are generally mologists. but, in reality, a person of noble formed of six persons, who pay never less lineage. . than fifteen dollars each for a course of a "Rotten row," the famous London dozen lessouH. Tbe aistera have clnsse-i street, gained its name by lieing called “la here, iu Philadelphia, and in many subur­ route du rot;" in English, “the king’s pasban towns; they work hard, but they coin money, aud they have not hurt their social "Dandelion” is dent de leon. “the lion's sunning. They live well in an elegant tooth," and “vinegar” wut once vin aigre apartment house up town.—New York Sun. (sour wine). sturdy man of buiflesa, capitalist or man­ ufacturer never wean, glnvi-s. if his hands are cold be crowds tnc.n into his poeketa, but Nr. Lab-de-duh alwaya-vtcara gloves, just like a girt There is a monument in New Orleans rai-cdio the memory of a woman who never owned a siik dress or wore h pair of gloves. She was too busy dealing offt" bread to the hungry with those ungloved hands to ihjnk much of her own needs, and that is why she is‘Saint Margaret to­ day. Kid gloves, too, are sinfully expen­ sive. Two pair of tho best gloves cost as much as a barrel of flour. I do wish they could at least be discarded from tbe every day toilet nnd kept for special occasions like the perfumed gloves of the ancients, "sweet ns damask roses."--Detroit Free Press. "Madame” is “my lady," and “air” has been extracted 'from the Latin "senior’’ The Knights of Labor have appointed through tho French. two women ahirtmakers as local organ­ “Biscuit” keeps alive the Latin phrase, izers. .Women organizers in the labor biscoctus, “twic^ cooked.” and a “verdict” movement have always been rare. One is simply n vere dictum (true saying). who has gained prominence in tho United An “carl" was an “elder" in primitive States is Mrs. Leonora Barry. In the palm­ society, while “pope” is the samo aa iest days of tbe order of the Knights of “papa," and "czar” and "kaiser” are both Ijilxirdier rich voice was familiar to every­ one interested in tbe labor movement. She A "villain," before the stigma of disgrace was employed in n carpet mill for years was attached to him, was simply a laborer beraelf and knew tho practical needs of on the “villa” of a Roman country gentle women who toil. A couple of years ago man. she married Henry Lake, a printer nnd dis­ “Huzxy" once meant a respectable house­ trict master workman ot ipn Knights of wife; a "knave" was simply a boy. "JlmLabor of Su Louis, nnd baa retired from miny" is a reminiscence of the classical ad­ • the rostrum.—New York Letter. juration "O geminl," used by the Romans when they called upon the twins Castor and Pollox to help them. , When Dr. Jacobi, then Mary Putnam, “Lord" is the old Anglo-Saxon “hlaaaildd from New York to prosecute In Baris ford" (loaf distributor). The*Latin term the study denied to her in the United for “Lord” Is Dotninus, which has given Who t» Jljr Neighbor? States, she encountered ridicule nnd oppo­ us "dominie," tbe old term for preacher.— I hare sometimes wondered, aud proba­ bly every woman has, "Who is my neigh­ sition. When Dr. Elizabeth Blackwell, St. Louis Republic. the first woman to take a medical degree, bor?" When my two little ones were ill A Valuable Knife. and 1 should have been In Ix d myself, 1 J lure a house in New York, so great was An acquaintance of ours once breakfasted saw thc selfish side of so many of my neigh­ the prejudice against women doctors, and in the tavern at Amesbury, Mass. His at­ bors that I begun to doubt the presence ot was obliged to buy one before she could tention was attracted to and riveted on a any real*ndghborly feeling in any of tlieir hang out her modest shingle. Now there venerable gentleman nt tbe table opposite, stony breasts. Mm. A, B aud C would drop are 8,000 women ministering to the relief who voraciously shovelci big pieces of cold in |>criotUcaIly. nnd after waking which­ of the suffering with success.—New York apple pie Into his mouth by means of a ever little sufferer chanced to lie asleep, Sun. knife. The spectacle amused if it did not nud interrupting mo in my weary efforts to horrify tho spectator; he could hardly un­ get something done while they slept, would derstand how one of so noble ahountenaneo glance around, "taking in” all the unfin­ A statistical Inquiry undertaken by Dr. and so distinguished n presence should ished work and disorder, and forthwith Be^due bus brought out the curious fact depart, exclaiming at tbe door, "Now, do that in England a brunet te has ten chances consume cold apple pie for breakfast, and, more shocking yet, scoop in the monstrous let me know if there's anything I can do of bring wedded to rtinc chances If she is a comestible with a vulgar, plebeian knife. for you," or “I may ns well go, as I can’t blonde, and thc English women are gradu"Tell me,” said our friend to tbe waiter, do anything they bad never , ally losing their fairness of akin and hair ---------------c- -foryou," . —. when ------------------------after the venerable stranger had left tbe so much as hinted a desire to assist me in ■ |n darker types, simply because men per­ room, "who was that old gentleman who anyway. - ------ ... -----------------In my anguish -of .«iu. spirit rI was iI ln Meeting the darker haired women shoveled in that atrocious cold pie so in­ tempted to exclaim, "No one so blind ns for wives. The same thing is happening dustriously ?" those who won’t nee.” in Germany, France and Switzerland, and "That. sir," answered the waiter proud­ But one morning I discovered who my if would seem that the reign of the fair ly, as he drew himself upto his full height, real neighbor was. A sweet maiden lady haired belle is doomed.—Exchange. “that, sir. was Mr. Whittier, our famous living near came in, and after a tow cheer­ poet." * ful wonts and a glance about site slipped Professor Bohmert, of Saxony, writes “Oh, if that's the case," cried our friend, away, but soon returned - clod In an im­ that he has found women in all tbe Scan­ “it's all right, cold pie or no cold pie. I'm mense kitchen apron, and without a word dinavian statistical offices, aud the directors free to aay that whatever Mr* Whittier fell to work. Under her magic touch of these offices declare themselves entirely does needs n * ’ — apology or justification.' dishes we.-e washed, floors swept nnd beds satisfied with their work. In tho Norwe­ Our frieiK made, while lhe weary little mother was gian statistical bureau, too, women are of hisslncet^_____ be captured the very knife comforted beyond expression. All done employed, and are spoken of iu the high­ with which the famous poet had eaten the she flitted away again, but many a day est terms by their directors. The finance cold apple pie, and that knife is ndw one since then hive I blessed her in my heart ministry has expressly stipulated that .of the most treasured possessions of the for kind words said and kindly actions women shall be employed for a particular gentleman who gave us this interesting done.—M. Sandford in Housewife. branch of statistical work. narrative.—Eugene Field In Chicago News. "Did you see that editorial about the way literary women dreral" 1 asked my friend the doctor, who had dropped in for a moment nt tbe end of her dully round of calls. “It maintained that they do not merit the carclrax elaraifleation us a lot of dowdies which they so often get at the hands of the reported.” . "There may be some truth in that,” she replied, “but it is certainly a fact that the woman who follows any steady occupation —letit be literature or what you will— dresses under great difficulties. A woman’s wardrobe mills constant' care, which can lie given it only when her interests are en­ tirely of the domestic order. She cannot even take to herself a (lelpmeet to sew on her buttons, as can a man in a similar |iosition. Of course, if a woman simply dab­ bles in science or literature her appear­ ance will not suffer. She can write a son­ net one day and trim her bonnet the next; but woman’s clothes require serious thought, and when that is nil given else­ where her occupation, or rather her preoc­ cupation. will be visible in ber garb.”— Kate Field’s Washington. | I ! ‘ j j i I For a longtime aprons of round or Brus­ sels point were allowed in full dress. Beau Nash put them down. One night at Al­ mack's be tore one from a duchess and flung it under foot, though it had cost 200 guineas, declaring that it was a badge of servltude,.and fit only fof nurse girls when away from home. Henry II, one-third of a man's goods went to nis heirs or lineal descendants, one-third to hh wife, and only the other third waa at his own disposal The Roman law required a true and suf­ ficient reason to be assigned for disinherit­ ing children, or else that some legacy, how­ Milk prepared as fellows is very nutri­ ever small, should testify that the deceased tious: Put two quarts of fresh milk in a had not forgotten the existence of his child. stone crock and cover tho top with writing­ This is tbe origin of tbe popular error that paper tied down with a string; let it stand it is necessary to disinherit an belr by “cut­ In a cool oven for from six to eight boon. ting him off with a shilling." As a matter It should when done look like thick cream, of fact, a man in England may now dispose and is much relished by delicate people. of tbe whole of ids goods nnd chattels as he thinka fit, and tbe judges will even al­ London now has a number of women of low considerable room for eccentricity, aristocratic lineage who are in trade as should the will be disputed as showing ev­ milliners or dressmakers. The pioneer of idence that tbe testator mast have been of them all is Lady Granville Gordon, who unsound mind. According to Dr. Porbea opened a little shop in Park street. Her Winslow, there is record of tbe fantastic capital at tbe start was only JC1S0, but site will of an admitted lunatic being literally has been remarkably successful. carried out.—All the Year Round. A weh known physician bus n-good word to say for the much condemned practice of A German colonel who had a spite at tbe lacing. He thinks that tight lacing is really a public benefit, because it kiila off major of bis regiment look occasion to re­ tbe foolish girls and leaves the sensible buke tbe major severely for some trifling oversight of duty. The major replied in There is no greater error in the manage­ ones to grow up into women of use and the aame strain. whereupon tbe colonel ment of children than that of giving them service in the world. animal diet very early. To feed an infant •^Sr. you will bring down a thunderbolt Garfield’s daughter, Mrs. Brown, lives in with snlhl animal foal before it has teeth proper for masticating, shows a total dis­ Waohlngton in a xmall, plain house on upon your bend." The major held tip his sword and replied: regard ot the plain indications of nature in Massachusetts avenue. She is Still quite “Fetch on your thunderbolt. Here in my withholding teeth suited to thW purpose young, not more than twenty-five, and she hand fata lightning rod that will protect me until the age at which the system requires igads a retired life with ber husband and from your, thunderbolt."—Texas Siftings. • solid food. Before that time, milk, farina­ little son. ceous food and animal broths afford the The queen hits no fewer than thirty fa­ kind of sustenance which is at once best vorite dogs, which are luxuriously accom­ suited to the digestive organs and to the modated at tbe royal kennels nt Windsor. nutritidn of the system. They comprise the rarest breeds of PomThe method of mincing and pounding cranians,«ollies. fox terriers and dachs­ meat os a substitute for mastication may hunds. do very well for the toothless octogenarian whose stomach has been habituated to con­ Miss Kate Field resembles in nowise tbe centrated nutriment, but the digestive or­ conventional type of the lecturer and gans of a child are not adapu*' w- the due "strong minded" woman. She has a keen, preparation ot such food, ana will be dis­ ordered by it.—Hall’s Journal of Health. 0,0 ---------------Although women are insatiable readers, 1 wish we could do as tbe sterner sex do only three have left libraries worthy the ftnme—Catherine <!e Medici, Diana of Poi—go with unglored hands. Oh, what a relief it would be, both to oar cramped Hera and Mme. de Pompadour. businmalikti set of men. but I deny that. I know one who is very shrewd. Rodd—Indeed! Sanao—Yea He never goes to submit a .poem to an editor without first investing -----»n accident insurance policy -Harper's I Bax*r. 1 , j I Th. Y«™ U by a plain and lueonapicnoua slab of gran-lie. It lies in an Inclawd city lot in Sait Ixike City, surrounded by a low Iron ftnee.' A few of tbe prophet’s wives lie buried' oear by �stings Banner. trip tieketo with admissiou coupon to the I Rebecca iHhutt were uni ed » WW Detroit International fair and Ejpo^1110* at F—mwet Ohio. And though they have for 84.35 rrxxl going August «5th. to Sept battled against the carve and trials and verwU hsusehsta necessity have complete­ 4th, returning not later than September buffetings of the work, they have managed JoX those things, nnd for 50 yra« M. A. GhaiaN, Ticket Agt. ly dbuwedMed predletions tint free sugar AUi. would teeaett nobody outside the ring of Seventh Day Adventists Camp meeting haw jonmeyed together as mjo and wife. those refiners who so long dominated the at L*ix>lng. For thia meeting tbe Michi­ Twelve children have been bom to them, market But this significant silence as to gan Central Ry. will sell excursion tickets •fwbom eight, four sour and as many on Aug. »th and 31st only, limited to re­ daughter* s»IU survive. sugar should not be permitted to conceal turn Kept »J>. at *?.85 for the round trip. InvltatiooK were sent out to “ lhe tact that every demand for repeal of M. A. Ou.l.MAX, Ticket AgL their friends to come and he p them ouW!?ve their golden wedding day, at. tbmr the McKinley law ta a demand for restor­ The wall! ot summer resort ticket* com­ pleasant home, west Green street, on Fri­ ing duties, which would amount to more mencing June 4th, 1891, from Hastings ta day evening last, and u company of over than doable all lhe Increase provided far pointe and at rates named as follows: were present .. , Traverse City and return 87.10. Bay Vleq; 100 After the guest* had Ke'’ to that measure. or Peurkey and return 88.95. Harbor W. M. Puffer, In tlielr behalf, presented Springs and return 30.20. Mackinaw City the eouple. who scented to have retted There should be-no trouble in determin­ and return 810.80, Maekinae. Island and their youth, with a lar|e number of useful, ing which way it If intended the Alliance return 8U.30. Sale will continue until costly and very appropriate ureseuts. He September 30th. Extreme limit for return shall go politically, when such noble hue­ poxsage on tickets to all above points will also reviewed tbelr married life, speaking at Its Joya and sorrows, ita defeat* and bandmen as John C. Blanchard, of doula, be OcL 81, 1891. M. A. GlLI.MAX, . successes, and how now, in their closing Ticket Agt. M. C. K. ttand John II. Dennis, of this city, arr busy ycure, their surroundings were m happy Thursday. August Tt, 1WL AUGUST 14. 1879- EDITORIAL NOTES Every free-trade writer and orator hastens to assure tbe farmer that nu possi­ ble benefit eaa result to him from a protec­ tive tariff, hi furtherance of this free-trade dogma, every vote dominated by tbe party la committed and recorded in opposition to products. They were as invariably re­ corded In favor of reduction of sweh duties whenever oeraakm was offered. But protection doe» to-uedl farmers equally with any other ctass at cltixeas. and fortunately the majority o< them reaL ixe lhe fact and turn a deaf rar to ti>e specious pleas of liraoc who are iabortag fur a change in the national poltey. Even if it should be admitted Umt prices of agricultural products are wot penaaaeatly would by no mesas follow Chat such a pro­ tection h not braeficial—la soow inetawers absolutely necessary—to the saccess of those who cultivate the rail for a living. The former needs a steady and aeeesaible market as well as fair prieos tor his pro­ ducts. And while these would ant be in■ured without tbe system of protection ex­ tended to those maaufactiires by which consumers are attracted and enabled to be­ come liberal purchasers, neither would it be jHHsible without an adequate barrier against cereal* and other exportable pro­ ducts in the hands ot foreign farmers. When wheat or barley or potatoes are dull of Mie, it may be that Canadian farmen will be In position to concede more la price than can be afforded by those who grow *ueh crop*'this side the line. Then it is of prime importance to the citizen tanner to know that the eooapetitur who would thus ent him out from a market must first equalize their respective condi­ tions by some contribution to our national saehequer. Though this may not Increase tike market price at which a sale can be effected, It very certainly prevents a re­ duction In prices, and gives tbe privilege nt making the sale to the citizen fanner whom It was intended to benefit The full effect of thus giving citizen tanners the first chance in Uulted State* narkets seems to be - much more vividly tppreciated by the farmers of Canada than Leir allies this side the line. Here the average ’‘reformer" will dismiss the sugpetition with a wave of the hand and repeItkm of some free trade platitude that lever was known to apply in a buslnras Tansnctlon. while a little further north hose subjects of the Queen whose lessons save t»een learned in the scImmi! of exper«we. stand ready to attest that the agriraitural schedule of the McKinley tariff ms materially changed the outlook for alt* of their products to our people. Such facto as these cannot be without veight with practical formers whose votes j we Just now- so .urgently solicited by | ‘reformers," who. If not tn collusioh with foreign adversaries of protection, certain!v rajfinn suspicion of sympathy by their . mzcurrent labors to tbe same end. Evidently the tendency of prices has f moved disappointing for the political I mspbetH who less than a year since filled ■! hrouantry with tbelr cries of higher ' <tor«. .Erstwhile blatant heralds of "Mc1 Ctotegipricra” now roar as gently as any aektog doves, while thoughtful voters are hrvu <to>e for comparison of last year’s rice Itots with those of to-day. If voters who were stampeded a year ago ad temporarily correled in tbe free trade dd nomaeek to discover what frightened »cm. they-will lie forced to tbe conclusion mi only blank cartridges were fired, and mt after all.nobody was hurt by the ex- The tarlfl on wools was slightly iucreas. L and corrmponiling advancement made 1 » sone lines of woolen fabrics: but the M remains that tbe family man now buys 4h cloth in* and rarpets as cheaply as -er before. A few cents was also added thc charge.against foreign manufoetur- at the work of organizing Alliances. Even if the Alliance cannot be made to the whole democratic program. It moot be patent to every thinking min<l that such democrats m theae would not be “in It" unless there was some good democratic allek work to be done through IL Look up the record of these men in other alleged peopled movements; see bow other reform parties have been manipulated by them aud sueh as they, for the sole purpooe ef caking democratic chestnuts, and some of them horse-chestnuts that were exceedingly dale, from the burning branda. Where is chegreenback party in Michi­ gan? These men compelled that party te go iuV> tbe disreputable game of fusion, ta put on tbe somber ahroud of -union, and then toobod on omlllngly while the corpse of the rag baby was burled and the demo­ crats profited. What has beeome of tbe great real and intoreatof the F. of l. that was manifested 18 moatbs ago? These and such demo­ cratic wolves as these, masquerading In fanner's dathea, poured out tales of woe by the mile, get the Patrons committed to poli­ ties. aod the democratic party raked more chestnuts from the brands in Michigan. । But what ef the Patrons? By the confes­ sion of their own state officers there are not one-half as many lodges as a year ago, and we doubt If they have a third of their membership then. Politics, as manipula­ ted by democratic heelers, did the business. Having killed the greenback party, got all the good possible, politically, out of the Patrftns. there remained but one more des­ perate expedient for the hungry democracy of Michigan. Its deeperatenras does not deter them iu tlx: least They are “In it" up to their cant, aud working it tor all there Is in it They may not be able to control the Alliance a* they think bnttheyu will be mightily mistaken if they do not But we predict that not very many in proportion to a j-ear ago will be deceived by democratic iieelers Into doing democratic dirty* work through the Alliance. And es­ pecially do we doubt their a Witty to do what they did a year ago in getting repub­ licans into any such democratic schemes. The people know only too well tliat the fruits of last fall's work was a democratic victory, with squawbuck legislature at­ tachment. If they get anolbvr dose ot thc compound villainy of such a legislature, they will-be to blame for It themvelvex. Additional Local News. John Eggleston had looked too much at thf “flowing bowl," and Sunday was on a food deal of a "toot.” Although of a quiet and orderly disposition when him­ self, John travels a good deal on his mus­ cle when in liquor. He had been threat­ ening his wife Sunday, with awful pun­ ishment Marshal Custer appeared onjthe acene and endeavored to quiet him. He promised to keep still, but didn’t. Thc marshal wax again summoned. When he came tbe second time Egglepton was in au Ugly uuxxi. and aimed a gun at the officer. He was arrested for the offense Monday. His examination will take place this after­ noon. Mo Name and Residence I Eugene E. Johnson, Orangeville i Ina Osgood “ t!91 Verner Wiillvon. St Paul. Minn. i Nora Howe. Butiaud Following are the real estate transfers of the week ending August 24, 1891. as taken from tbe books In the register^ office: Peter Cappy to Geo. Oappy; iota b and C blk 1 Grant’s add city no:nlns! ^^Ksnc^Oravea to James Benaway, lotaMlddlo- Saucy braves to James Bens way; 8ta se.17 Tiioruauple njOO, Goo. w. Ickes to Ethel Hendrick, lots blk IT Middleville ST00 J^n Hili to Ida A. HiR: Ka sec to Maple • a Cor selling certain fines of cutlery; but Grove glAOv. N. K. Hall to Luther D. Hall; JOa sec 6 Butbrnd good poefcet Jutlfe can still be bad for iu st year's price, while table cutlery and Tbe M. E. Sunday school will hold tbelr Is year ot «nce and McKinley prices, anuuai pienie next Wednesday. wenty-flve dollars per .tan additional tariff The Michigan Conference of tbe M. E. as demanded from tbe tic-plate autocrats chureh will convene iu Grand Rapids Great Britain; but even it this could be September Sth. Hastings Methodists are ■tributed slaosg retail purchasers of tin- unanimous ami heartily so for the return lira. It would not figure above one-third | of B*v- *’• Puff*<. three cento oa a milk put er a dinner Tbe Ladies’ Parish Auxiliary of Em­ manuel church Will meet tbe first Wed­ nesday In September st t p. m. at tbe home of Mrs, W. S. Goodyear. Every member Is earnex Uy requested to be present. The famous Peak skiers will give an en­ tertainment at the Star »cboo! bouse Tues- 1 to believe that no poogrcM ie btteg uto toward tin-plate inMUfaeture to this served immediately after tbe entertainment. Rev. J. W. Mien will preach his fare­ well sermon for this conference year in Ragers’ hall Sabbath evening. August 30th, 189L t tbe fact remains that already eonslderWhat a Miehlgau Womaa K*y«i—Corod ot le quantity of homemade tin-plates are tog turned out, and that additional “Dr. O. Phelps Brown's Standard tats are being perfected as rapidly as tbe Herbal Remedies (Acacian Balsam, Herbal Ointment and Fills.) cured me of con­ sumption 20 years ago." Mrs. Adeline Weston. Whitneyville, Kent Co., Mieb-, in thia direction carefully strengthens, nourishes, cures coughs, Annual excursion to Petoskey awd Traverse City Thursday. Sejxeial>er 3, 1891, by special train via the Michigan Central and Grand Rapids and Indteua Railroads. Train will leave Hastings at 12MB .p. tn, and arrive In Petoskey at .8:80 p. m. Fare for round trip wuly 84.00. Tickets are good for return by any rerutar train excepting Michigan Central Main Line trains Nos. 5, fl. 19 and 20. un­ til Saturday, Sept 12tb, Inclusive- Thu xpecial train will stop at Cadillac. Manton. Walton, South Boardman, Kalkaska. Man­ celona. Elmira and Boynu Fails. Paxsongers for Traverse City will change care at Walton. Baggage checked through to des­ tination. M. A. Gillman, Tkt AgL asMl pleasant, and life had so many com­ forts for them. He dwelt upon the fact that of their eight living children, seven were preecut with them. Elegant refreshments were then wrved to tbe company, and the remainder of the cocniug was spent in pleasant convcme. It was a most delightful occasion, one that all present will Jong m»d pleasantly re- "Mr/aud Mrs. Black received the con­ gratulation* and hearty good wishes of the company, all of whom wished them many happy xcturas of the day. And not only thear, but all of their friends, hope that years may yet be measured out to them by Father Time, fur the enjoyment of those gulden privilege* to which upright useful 0n account ot tbe International State Fair and Exposition at Detroit the C. K. A Ilves entitle them. S. will issue tickets via D. I* A N. at rale of 84.35 for round trip Including admission to fair ground, leaving Hastings at 7:09 a. Supt —John IL Dentils. m. arriving In Detroit on I>. L. A N. vesti­ The officers of this society would nil bule train al 11:15 a. m. especial attention to tbe varied offers made R. B. Dunlap, Tkt Agt in premiums, by business men of the city Labor day-, Monday. Sept 7lh, the C. K. of Hastings. While thc list is not as targe A S. will sell tickets from Hastings to ax we would like to have it, it Is still quite Kalamazoo 81.00 for the round trip ticket*. an addition to our regular list, and will be <kxk1 going on any train the 7th. Good a starter In this direction. All entries In returning on any tram Sept 7th and 8th. this department should be reported to the See small hand bills. Fur the benefit «f superintendent. Hastings Engine A Iron Works: A barrel those wjshing to return the same day a special train will leave Kalamazoo at 0:55 caldron kettle, for the fastest farmer’s walking tram. p. <n. running through u> Woodbury. Wooley A Bronson, boots and shoes: R. B. Duxlaf. ticket agent One pair of fine xhoes. to the mother of the handsomest baby, not less than six The Exposition. Fur the Detroit Fair & Exposition thc months or over one year old. J:idge«.— C. A W. M. and D. I- <fc N. railways will Philo A dunn.ng, Dan. W. Reynolds, Dr. . sell excursion tickets August 25th to Sep­ F. R. Timmerman. Mixa Alice Hail, millinery: A eap or tember 4th, good to return until Septem­ , ' ber Sth inclusive, al one lowest fare for bouuet for the handsomest baby. F. H. Barlow A Co. grain and ’ Ware­ round trip, with 50 eta. added for admission to the Exposition. These lines are the house: Five dollar* for the best bushel of nd wheat. / ‘favorites’. to Detroit. O. I). Spaulding, dry goods: Dti^ss pat­ r. a tern to lhe most needy woman. G. G. Spaulding, boots and shoe*: A pair of shoes to thc homeliest man. age or Saturday last was Pioneer day, nnd the color not barred. gathering wax one uf interest. A basket W. H. Goodyear, druggist and book­ picnie was held iu the court yard.-and the seller: For exhibit of tissue paper flowers exercise* took place In the afternoon In and uruementx. First premium, leather the conrt nxna. writing tablet 85: second premium, leather We think hardly enough effort is put writing tablet 82. forth to nuke these meetings what they S. E. Phillip*, grocer: Water set for should be. In faet those attending xe*tn l>e*t eollvctiou of fruit, to consist of apples, xomewliat erabsrnuned to know what to do pears, ]H*achex. plums and grapes. with themselyes. There ought to be more L. K. StaufXer.dry gotxls. groceries, boots planning and more effort to make these aud ahotw: Best gallon Jar uf butter, first meetings what they eould be—of the very highent interest to pioneers as well as 85: sreond, 83. The butter taking the premium going to theduunr. For a>l utber^ others, it will not be long that ploueer butter competing In tills or regular premium' meetings can be held. Not long hence the lhe highest market price will be gvaki. last wlxi can lay claim tn such title will have “Joined the xiieut majority." We Butter competing for this special must be , understand the newly elected President h entered for tills special premium only. Messer Bros. A Reynolds, agricultural in favor uf a change in the mual order of exercises that will make Pioneer day one Implements; Will give S3 addituual for tbe best team in tbe tug of war. This will of value to all classes. The court room was fairly tilled by those make that premium SIU. Hastings Wool Boot Company: A pair of In attendance, 'i he address of welcome was delivered by the president, Hon. G. felt boots lu thc person eating the most K. Beamer. The historian. Hon. Clement pumpkin pie tq five minutes. F. IL Pancoast, jeweler: For tbe best Smith, who is at Bay View, sent in hlx re­ port, which was read by D K. lady whistler, choice of fine gold ring or Cook. Thc history shown! that during bracelet. Joseph Pflug. .restaurant: Fat man's race the year 53 of those elaswd ns pioneers had died. Of these, nearly half were up­ first premium, 83; second. 81. Com­ wards of 70. Their combined nges were' petitor* to weigh not leas than 200 Uh., 34«0. and the average upwards of 04. The distance too yards. Frank Parker, restaurant: Fat inan.s oldest wax 93. and four were upwards of 90. Brief remarks were made by Hon. H. race, first premium, $2; second. $1. Byron Dickinson. Turf Exchange: Five A. Goodyear. Hou. A. C. Towne and dollar gold piece for best collection of others. Thc officers elected for tbe ensuing year honey. IL J. Grant, grain and produce dialer: are: For tire taut half bushel of clover seed, A. C. Towne, Pres. Barry county production, 82. Hanu A VanArmau. groceries: For best D. R. Cook, Sec’y and Trees. cake and biscuit made from Kami A VanClement Smith. Historian. The executive committee wax the same Arman's snow flake baking powder, one par­ as last year. Wt? tinderstand the new lor stand lamp, price 83,25. Entry cards officers will arrange fora bsxkct picnic at furnished by thc firm. R. K. Grant, clothier: To winner of 20 some one nf the resorts of Barry county, next yearand an address by some prominent rods, on stilt* 4 feet high. 83. Competitors to furnish their stilts. speaker. American bouse, W. L. Mrad, proprietor: The Baxxer noted last week the arrest For best lady team In tug of war. 83. John H Dennis: For lady tram in tng of of Eugene Corwin, of Hope, for the serious crime of Incest with his own u year old war. 82. The society will give another S3 daughter. Hanging would hardly be se­ tu the winning tram. Hastings National Bank: For best gallon vere enough as n punishment to a man guilty of such an offense. The matter jar of September made bultcr.i 85. Butter was brought to the attention of the prose­ to go to tbe douors. J- W. Babcock, harness and whips: cutor by the girl’s mother, who claimed that her husband was a deep-dyed villain, Ruasett driving bridle 85, for best general with whom any crime would be possible. purpose, sucking colt Hastings City Bank: For best collection The girt confirmed her mother's statements and positively asserted her father’s guilt of coin °f thia and foreign nations, a 85 Under such circumstances Prosecutor gold piece. All rare pieces of coin or Lowden issued a warrant for Corwin’s ar­ paper money will add to tbe value of tbe rest The neighbors were Indignant over collection. W. F. Powers, hardware: For fastest the matter, dhd did not take any stock In the mother’s or daughter’* story, believing team of oxen, once around tbe track, a fine uP^o6on Mrs Corwin’s part heating stove, value 810. RTr*-,nJ »""« or to get rid of her husband, for whom abe u“ t"*‘ "O'*11* eon by a.I’,**’V0 enterta,n no overpowering affec­ lul ot ehlua dl.be.’ tion. They came up here in Corwin’s be­ B«y Prime. Br<t. tee * half, we< t his ball and secured Senator second, use of tins horse. T“ lbe <««o« merrlwl Colgrove to look after his ca^. In com- > tbe grind .tend on Tbundm tbe “T01*0 Larab®e- Mr. Culgrove visited Corwin • home one day last week the Mtowlntt prtro. and luckily found tbe girl at home and her are offered: 1. Goodyear Bros. Imrd ware, cook stove. mother absent The attorney, Mr. Larasu?L HMUnf9 Fornllure C0-’ • bedroom ■ . t?d ^C?r’rin were P^nt To the girl Mr. Colgrove explained the gravity or the charge sho had made against her fath­ ehlIrUo?l4Te.Ch"r ‘ T*b” er. and that he came to find out the exact ““*"*• 8ro“r- ‘ Bm benglng ‘T*. . u 1,1,1 be*Bn to W*P- *»»<1 ex­ I ■ ” plained that her mother aod some of the lamp. latter’, roiativw had prevailed upon her to make tbe allegation against her father further that they had threatened ber with death If she did not Insist on the truth ot thteehargra 5lie asserted positively that bar father had not lieen guilty of the crime and that she was willing to suffer at her mother’s hands before she would •wear to such a lie. and send ber tather to prison. At tbe examination called before Exq. Wightman Friday, tbe girl stated that the criminal charges she had made against her fattier were untrue, and the caxe against Corwin was dismissed. If the facts are as reported to us, proceedings should be instituted again*. Mrs. Corwin, for what seems to be a horrible conspiracy to rob an innocent man ot his liberty, by accusing Mw, n* - -- ___ * ' . Inr trunk woAh is. P0Wbh"*’ ror’oS^™- ““ *««» , 8’ T?0"' S’ Brice, county clerk, will fnrnteh the marriage license free. **" ** childrens day. All £ SSl S A rnwIOB ot K will t*>e country .-hoot dlrafct ”“Bb" * ,ehol«" 7lhe old unsightly moved, and In their ptec* new and snbXtil.1 building* have been erected on lb« l.nd Wly Wc expect to inn ice this the nwt xuccrae for the Next Sunday, the 30th. the D, I* A N. will nin another of tbelr popular excursions to Grand Ledge. The fxtno* 7 Islands leeort at this place Is tbe most romantic and beautiful of the many many Michigan resorts, and a great favorite with people of Central Michigan. Under tho management of Mr. J. S. Mudge, the resort'has become widely known a* a most de­ bt rabic place for a Sunday DAY 'yourFC*acer<’Md oating picnic, etc., as Is OF PEASURE proven by tbe thousands who visit It every summer. Ample roconiineixled it t.* n provisions are made for the entertainment of visitors and a day *pent there will Indeed be a day of pleasure. Train will leave Woodbury at 10:03 a. m. Leave Grand Ledge at your C. St 8.8. to be the best I bavr ever t*keT 7:00 p. m. Round trip rate 40c. Geo. DeHavex. Grand Rapid*. Mlcte. Drt. For Sale by all Druggists. It is very Important in this stage of vast material progress that a remedy be pleas­ ing to thc taste and to tile eye. easily taken, acceptable to the stompch and healthy in Its nature and effect* Possessing these qualities. Syrup of Fie* Is the one perfect laxative nnd moat gentle diuretic known. The Bulls and Bears '* Miy figii (uml Ovet the price of a bushel of wheat and it is the same old story of heads up 1 win, tails down you lose. But there is no such thing ras iosing when you buy your rnarAttKD nr Drs. Miier & Sons, Hastings, Mich.' THE BANNER 75 CENTJ. COFFINS and CASKETS. W. H. H. HEATH. Buggies, Road Wagons AND* Lumber Wagons OF JESSE TOWNSEND Office at Residence on Michigan Ave. HASTINGS. M1CHJ funeral directory VuMt>tM> fir a i«r«» lin*. wju hr found null! nr «*) In >l.e it* m utr I Mudn & Hon’s rlothli g »«are.asMs!a ttrftL Huiitun. wnbaccnii :<tr ||m <■: Undertakers Supplies. He Iborougblv ut>d« rrtaLdv enhalmltr. »rd will attend to all call* |n । er«t>n. He make* no Charges for ew of out fit. nor for Lb sen tew In laving ont Ute dead and rrepantg them for bunal. Ill* pnrra for r« nu>* or r»«ket« and abroodi are ter? reasonable and be guarantee* satisfaction in every instance He al«o has a new hearse, of new dnian ard style. Do not fall to call wtru r:r««" rtKvrdtatcd io ‘i:ated to oae tbe abova fooda. for I mH! gtre yon pood sat isfact ion. W. H. II. HEATH. Hastings. WAIT FOR THE WAGON And we'll all Take a Ride ■ All kind of paint: White Lead, Tinted lead, Mixed Paints. Venetian lied. 'Yellow Ochre. Red Lead. All colors dry and in oilf Carriage paint in any quan­ tity. Linseed Oil, raw and ’coiled. Turpentine, Japan. And Varnishes of all kind. Come ahd see me before buying. Fred L Heath THE DRUGGIST. Are prepared to furnish the Having a fine line of W BUGGIES,: BUSINESS COLLEGE Il !□ .11 ..polnUM-nj-. wj hl lu -ork. Ol lu ' Tub Uoo by Ui, un« or wboUulup u4 TypewrtUni • ipnUllr- Road Wagons, Double Buggies, open and with canopy tops, plat­ form, three spring Duplex, com­ . MOKipAGE SA. E­ bination; in fact everything for Notice is hereby siren UuU'r^L’ilSUb» M »n easy riding and durability and at 'S.'wS .’>S•»;' -S correct prices. Quality the best. wSSlS; MtaKSSlIAll". I'"”?'"' ,“.1 Unconditional guarantee on every Brin-., MUr*. 1 «« Uf W. job. Look us over and get prices if in need. We can interest you. Respectfully. Mhet •«»«’» &SS nr*. ’S’JSrU^t quarter �Hastings Banner. estatftahtmnta of this city wy m wJxk wagreW.MO. Thlaforaw repnwJu PER8ONAL_MENT:ON, «eorce Soak more than la paid In this market for wheat The Hastings ball tram go to Woodland Saturday to play ball with Uro team There I. material la thl. elly for a dratclawi team, and we wuuld like to m them practice more. s Iced Tea In hot weather. »n infusion Jtheleav..... f Koya? Satsuma 2.” j„ ,.„ld water is prefer(|ie of hot boiling ,b2>r for the reason that the ^ot'lissipated. The S«harf' n«u|B in this manner ^Mottled, aud if Put w a tool plaee «>!' keep horn a >•.<'!! days. 'iVlusn.reuuin'd : - US' HII the goblet Lthcrarlo.l iee.theh put the suinir ,op. with u small ,li?e of two of lemon. Ponr i this the • extract of Royal Satsuma and the result will leadiimk fit for t he gods. Call and get sample. For Sale only by , JOS. ROGERS, 18111 Animal Ball OF THE Hastings Fire Department UNION HALL, tea? hag, Sept. 24th. ,Be-t of Music. . Best of (trder. Come tier.' body. that Cleans Most LOCAL NEWlF ClnrnhUoj: th S week - .- - 2.000 llHtBfl-r. for advertisements most rpai'li th ' inllce Tuesdays at latest to Insure lu v'tir n in the i.-siie <»f tbe week when bruijgtit ________________ _ Jersey code Jersey cuih* 28 elk Jersey rent-, Another 1 tokcil uf. • cu. at S. E. Phillips. '•-ion.I.* Ottawa Beach is Quite a nutr G - x''*jn>led Bnrtiuni's show In Kaiannzno Friday/ auiwi! ling is naw receiving a nice line of jjtk'.is or lhe fojl trade. Baxxkii .-•> ii Detroit Weekly Tribune one year for ? >. Subscribe now. Ilenwmber th,- Raxnek and Detroit the fair looks can gift them or S'etutAry Burton Saturday. Hw M:-. Aiidtr Hv-ti Fleming at Union Ml. Thurx'laj '-.i tiiiit of next week. iakniint l.-ii.. hns aUiut completed a |tadson;f n-,int1. in the hrd ward. . Brying ni-pk. wuntrd. None under ‘*v »«•**** R. J. GMANT. Mr>. |i. s. G-jo<iyinrKavea very pleasant pmk tra party to ]H.|y friends Saturday. aJiS V**1 ,ftarkel ,UI1 weM ^Vra. Jullu. Huron Wl TnrUtJ. fw 1 I* Ubariolte Frida, ta NajlirUle Grai‘a »*Blda It would probably do no barm If the city -iJSrtar C' A,"ln“ marshal would arrest a few drunks. It might vary the monotony of his official id“riiiLc'Cook ’’ Ur*“d K”"career to make an arrest, but In the judg- I went ot most people would prove beneficial. ta“ue!f^“,'Sp•'dl"*1, '“'‘ta* Frank Tucker and troupe completely ‘ captivated the large nudlences at their two entertainments Friday and Saturday even-* Inga, Mr. Tucker has always been popular here, and. the two flue audiences must have been flattering testimonials to him of the I appreciation of Hastings* people. The advocates of water works at Nashvllle got on their hustling clothes Monday and the proposition to bund tbe village fur $20,000 to put In a water works system carried by the decisive vote of. 195 to 75 It Is stated that when the system is completed Brother Felghner, of the News, will put a padlock on It, so that Hustings cannot steal It. I will fit your eyes perfectly. No Charge for examination. You can And the’ • Newest Styles of Jewelry, Watches and Cloekst, F. R. PANCOAST. ’ , *™‘10 Gr,r,d B»pldi on business yesterday. । this city Thursday. Cta'IoUe. «aa In lath* LEAD DtO SCHOOL of BUSINESS. hwrm*i THE LAST WEEK Tbe Fitzgerald Post, No. 125, aud the Mitt Chattie I*ake visited relatives in Ladles Relief Corps, No. 1Q0. will give an the Valley City last week. envelope social at G. A. IL hall. Wednes­ Hurd Tinkler, of Grand Rapids, was in day, Sept. 2nd. The ladles write their • names on a card and enclose It tn an eu- the city on business Mundgy. veloig!. These the gentlemen buy for 25e. Miss Belle Hicks returned Moudny from Supper served and afterwards a dance. an extended visit In Bay City. All are Invited to attend. Alexander Foster, of Bedford, whs hi . By order of committeee. tbe city Saturday on buslmvs. The assignee's sale of the stock of boots Mrs. Ed. DeGroot and children visited aud shoes, hats and furnishing goods Grand Rapids relatives last week. owned by the late firm of Holden A Hire occurred Monday afternoon. There were C. C. Messenger, uf 11 oward City, was in a number of interested parties present, this city on a brief visit Tuesday. and the bidding was quite spirited. R. B. Messer and I*. T. Colgrove were Messrs. H. 8. Robinson A Co., of Detroit, bought tn the stock at $1,850. They are in Charlotte on business yesterday. the largest creditors. P. T. Colgrove. the assignee, conducted the sale. W. II. Powers will Have about Sept. 1st fur a visit with New York friends. Hon. George M. Dewey, formerly pro­ prietor of this paper, has. purchased the “Michigan odd Follow,” published at Columbiaville. The periodical is publish­ ed sciql-UKMithly and enjoys a large circu­ lation tunong members of fiiat order. I: is the intention of the new proprietor to greatly improve the publication, and will move the plant to Owosso. Mr. Dewey is an experienced journalist, stands high In ihe order of Odd Fellows, and will place the magazine In the front ranks of society publications. Mrs. D. B. Terrill, of Ealon Rapids, was in the city last week visiting friends. OF THE AUCTION. $20,000 Watches, Diamonds, Clocks, Sil­ verware and Jewelry, Mrs. Lougyeftr. of Grass Ijike, is visit­ ing with Mr. and Mm. W. H. Power-*. D. V. Brown, of Clnclnaall. called on Bastings friends the first <>f the week. To ba sold at Public Auction, in the Bailey block, Hast­ ings, to the highest bidder. Mrs. K. A. Carnahiii, ot St. Paul, is visitingj her mother. Mr*. I. A. Holbrook. AN EXCELLENT CHANCE Mrs. Bert Walker, uf Marlin. !.-> visiting her parents. Mr. and Mr*. G. H. Brooks. To buy goods for less than the wholesale price, < IL’ A. Delano and family, of Allegan, Miss Sarah Jones has arranged for i were visiting friends in the city last week. another concert in Union liall Thursday | • Frank Jordan, of Chesbr. was in the evening, September 3rd. There will be |. city visiting friends thc first of the week. a number ot excellent selection? rendered I by local talent, but the crowning attraction j' Mr. pnd Mrs. Henry Hoyt, of Kalatnawill be the singing by Mrs. Addie Reed i zoo. were in the city visiting friends last Fleming. All Hastings should turn out to hear Use Hastings lady who has won fame Mr». K. D. Davis. of Middleville. visited xs an artist in her profession, not only in at David Eydesbyiner's tiie first of the our own. but in other,lands. Mrs. Flem­ , ing is hen' on a visit to her parents, and week. - Monday Sheriff Benham received from1 an Ohio ffrm plans and specifications fur a new jail, which is estimated to cost from $10,000 to 512,000. We still maintain that the best Interests of the county would be conserved by building a jail and court house together. Tbe heating apparatus for. the two should be placed under the jail, as al Charlotte and Kalamazixj. And the expense of putting up the two at once would bi; considerable less than building them at different times. And surely thenIs as much need of a court house as a jail. John Wanamaker says: “never in my life used such a thing as a posteror (lodger or handbill. My plan for fifteen years has been to buy so much space in a newspaper, and fill H up with what I wanted. 1/ would not give an advertisement in-a newspaper of 500 for 5,000 dodgers and posters.” This item has no political signif­ icance. but means something from n business stand point Postmaster General Wanmaker pays a man $1000. per month too look after the $250,000 worth of ad­ I vertising that be does annually, and ought to know what he Is talking about after having tried all sorts of advertising. According to the new census rej>ort the indebtedness of the nation as well as of states, counties and towns lias been greatly reduced during the past ten and twenty years. The national debt per capita in in 1870 was $d1.89: in 1880 It and In 1890 it was $15.39- Tbe state debt per capita In 1870 was $9.15; 1880 it Was $4.52 and in 1890 it was $2.3$. The county debt per capita In 1870 wa* $4.87: In 1880 It was $2.75. and in 1890 it was $1.*9. Surely'this cannot be but an indication of a very healthy state of affaire. It disagreeable reading for the calamity ' at my store, 1st door north of Post Offlice. rel,,ra"1lh'E“t taSbt’XE,”*1" . Orilc Van Horn w#h in the city yester­ 'day vlstgng friends. Judge Hooker has refused to grant a . John Pendergast left Mbnday on a busi­ new trial ot the case of Mrs. Zerah ness trip to Chicago. Shepherd vs. the city of Hastings, tor In­ R' A Grant ““de a business trip to juries sustained from falling through a Grand 1 Rapids Monday. defective sidewalk. The City must pay Mr. aud Mr*. J. w. Matttiew.* returned $1,900 or take lhe case to tbe supreme to Grand Rapids Monday. court. There is hardly a citizen who does not think that It would be an outrage to Dr. Sackett. o< Prairieville, wu In the pay $1,900. city on buslnciis Tuesday. . agitators. Tuesday afternoon the contest for beauty at tbe auction store, open to all young ladles between 12 and 1$ years of age. About Mrs. W. 11. and yrs- Frank steb »lns 40 entered for the prixe. The five judges ■“* a tea party to lady friends this were Messers, N. T. Parker and W. O Louden, of this city. Fred J- Epbl n. of •hernoon. ■ Buffalo, M. A. Summer, of Cleveland, and Elwood Smith. It was do picnic to be a Pj witb price), eonstantly crowding tbe judge with such a profusion of bcauiy. “wm mark. To. accomodate tbe ides* of tbe fi'e-l** RMnwnGr Mrs. Addle Reed Fleming prizes werviucresord from one to four, end were award*! as ro,,"ws: n^anef *ing it Fnion hall Thursday evening diamond ring, to Mias Hetleoa Hanauen w mt week. blind. also a diamond ring, to MissEmma *‘‘r**1 ib be,n< ktavelrd. tbe ICrowell; $rd. moon-stone ring to orlu- g,'1,ulned fmm near the end; FFannle Stebbins; 4th garnet ring, to Miss sud street. > Gertrude Hale. / Tlie M. E. San.lay wbnol bald m al ,rBms wen‘ engaged in .»ml picnic al Aeket-a po.nt. IM »«»•JlJng out the river bed near ihe MichiWednesday September 2nd. To this k ’ ‘’tote bridge Thursday. gathering all members of L £» wi?U^?!‘,tonho •‘‘Ulon. Bay Prince, tlielr friends are invited. •W ««ke the fan M.4Mjn at my parents ot Sunday school adio-ara. attending can take either rt«ul»r C KJos. Rouebh. 6l S. morning train leaving at 8:W. ottbe freight leaving here at 1:M P-tho^ p. m. though «* ,ll"e reeelre* WWS, either ladies or geat’s go tu L. it Is urged that all who can shall take HI* line U larger and beUer Aekef. po<BL r.re for room! trip «» ever tins y ear. ml., cblkiren so «nu. I. of ,O “ rwnt dw,Ukjn of the U* eooTCTletw™ tor • plrnlr-p roti »' liw. u vecond-chattel mortgage rixMt.. . .wtobwl. . b~ouw trt-t. i’lSioS 0T7 fir9t where lt b K|veu ptentr Ot bo<M rootu •'■*"**« A. wM contempKte going ■ufL?S.|<M at Ufc-7r-'-» ilUedU,dvou«I fwLtal-* ^'cb wB^«^ . vbtons 1which will be served «-sr“S \ . lhe rolbk . Th*.."*«> "^.’.".t^SO ll£l. well Vfnilu,te<| uimI well lighted 'pt not. j(1H>r |nqulre of j. s> <*«dyejr. u 1)Mn4t TuMdjJ ’» u»«> Kaplda Frtdar. The teachere’ hutttate is Mill in progress and much intereat in Its proceedings u I manifested by those In attendance. It is safe to mj (t is say It is. the bust Institute * ever held tore. has kindly consented to aid Miss Jones In her eflorts by rendering a number uf solo-.. is Lenox "■ !* Cw‘ AS THE GOODS MUST BE SOLD. To satisfy the demands of creditors. Sale every afternoon and evening at 2:30 and 7:30. Afternoon sales especially for ladies. Come and look over our stock. The best goods ever offered at public ' auction. • Mr.^nd Mrs. Frank (lams visited the latter's parents in Saranac the first of the Mrs. M. J. Case Mr. aud Mrs. Clement Smith are ex­ pected home from Bay View to-morrow night ELWOOD SMITH. Auctioneer. Mr*. Ella Davis returned from an ex­ tended visit with Eaton county friends Tuesday. Ed. Burton received n partial’sunstroke iu Detroit last week and came tome Thursday to recuperate. Mrs.-- F. N. Matts and ion. who have been visiting relatives torq, returned to Grand IJppids Saturday. Mrs. Fialier returned Io: her heme in Saclhaw Friday after visiting friends and relatives here for A short time. Miss Antia Dunean, who has been the guest of Mrs. Nathan Barlow, will return th her home in Kalamazoo this week Fri­ day. Utr. and Mrs. George Fleming. of Phil a.Mnl.l., arrived In Ibe dly KrldW •"<! are visiting her parents Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Reed. AMT-.. Henry Hoyt, of Kalamazoo, and dJuT Louis Hoyt, of Chicago, aud Master Hany Hoyt, of the former place, were Ute guest? of'Nathan Barlow and wife last THANKS To our many customers we offer our sincere thanks for increased Count. Clerk Bribe «m>t>l«™>tlj »*• '> a boat on l»nx lake ye-trnUy. and -airb­ ed the cork—we moan ll» rack on a bah line ot coarae. Tbe 0>b were abaent ™ a short vacation. patronage From the many flattering praises received for The Stein Bloch Mr* W. A. Hams 'start for Denver. Colorado, September 7th. and for the next six weeks will spend their time 1r ewlng the western country. They will visit rel aftves in Wisconsin before returning. clothing we know we have not failed in our untiring efforts to please. Wp are grieved that the mention of Hastings to our Brother Felghner. ot the Nashville News, causes him to disport himmaeb .twr <b« tabtoo or . bull in ■ china shop. He is now all tore up l>pcanse lhe school board here elected Mix* of wearing these elegant garments we say be not bashful in making To those who have not yet availed themselves of the opportunity the trial. GRANT, Leading Clothier w to ->■ «.«»!» jealousy and envy. L, and b»* »“ eor.amvl �X? A?/ DEAD BY THE SCORE Frightful Loss of Life in a Goth­ am Building. AB UNKBOWH SEEBiR CF CORPSES. Seventeen Bodies Dug Out of thc Death Trap arid Seventy-rive Per­ sons Reported Missing lithogntjAers. fourth H'• c* ot Ko, Tji were aec ipied by I4el«r & Mass; third and fl^ir* by Elite tk McDonald. First fl«w r. Rosenfield's pttitib store, and his goid-l. ating <f‘tabltehmrnl was in the iMsrmrnt.’ No. 74 was occupied by A. W? Lindnuy. type foundry; fourth floor, Ltetew i-t Ma-* : third aud second floors.Ellis & M.D m il.; flrat floor nnd baoemeut, Petcraoii*sn-s(iinrant. No. 78, fifth floor, by A. W. Lind­ say; fourth and third floora, Llebsr & Maas; ground floor, by Gilmore, plntnb?r. No. 78. fifth floor, A. W. Linduty; fourth floor. Lieb-r <& Maos; third floor, Sm*,h> era Publishing company; second floor, Lieber & Maw; Brat floor, Klein & Co . jewelers, aud in the basetnen t a barb.-r shop. • HOW catastrophe, fraught with great 1<nm of life occurred in this city shortly after tbe noon hour Saturday: Men, women and -children, who, after a week's weary toil, were within hut a few minutes of their usual Saturday haif hOliday, met death without a word of warning by the fall of Taylor's building, 68 and 70 Park place. How many were killed is unknown at this writing. Neither is it known what •was the. cause of the accident. It may bare been an explosion, or the building may have fallen because It wan over­ weighted, or by tbe vibration of the print­ ing presses. Tlie building was condemned thirteen years ago. Some persons said that lb? boiler in the basement exploded piete and tbe havoc awful. Tho whole front wall of the building was torn out and dashed into a heap of ruins, which ex­ tended entirely across nnd partially blocked the street. Following tbe crash came an outburst of dame, and in ten minutes all that was left of tfce building was a solid wall of fire. The moat terrible low of life occurred in the Peterson restau­ rant, which occiytied tbe ground floor. It was a very popular little restaurant, and was well filled. An eye-wirness of the disaster says that at the time of the ex­ plosion fully fifty persons were sealed at the tables. In addition to this number there were the wafters, the cooks, nnd tbe proprietor nnd cashier, who* if tbe esti mate of fifty customers is correct. would «weU the list of the dead in the restaurant alone to fifty-eight or sixty. Just exactly at what moment the explo­ sion took place is unknown. It was prob­ ably nearer t wenty min ties post .2 o’clock than half past, no that only those who shut down tlie moment tbe hour for knocking off work came and at once left lhe building ascaped. One thing aljne is xrtain aud that is that every one of those unfortunates who were in tbe building when tbe awful crash came was either crushed to death or buried alive. The fire was one of the swiftest and fiercest known in New York for many a day. Tbe firemen with great difficulty held the flames iu check and kept them from lick­ ing up throe or four of the surrounding buildings. j Al 3:15 o’clock the fir*: dead man was taken out ot the ruins. He was found un­ der a pile of ’•ricks and mortar about the middle of thc street. His face was bat­ tered l>ost recognition, and be had a bad out on the buck of the left leg. The sec­ ond body was brought out at 2:20. It was that of a man. Every stitch had been burned away and the flesh wm roasted. Tbe third and fourth bodies takeu out were those of two boys named liaeguey and Gibbs. Tbe fifth body to be takt n out was that of a young laborer. T • body was badly burned, and was found lying face downward. WHAT AN EYE-WITNESS SAW. A printer named Henry Hoppe, who was passing at tbe time, says: “I le.'t my. office at IS o’clock for home, guing down street I beard a noise similar to that of letting off steam from a boat. I stopped a raoment to sae what it meant, when I saw the building next abeve the corner of Greenwich street trembling, and tbe next moment saw the whole front coming down, I oould tee human beings strug­ gling in the wreck as it fell. A woman pausing behind me was struck by falling bricks and I caught her by the arm, but there was so much weight on her tha’ I had to let go or else I would have been killed, as some bricks struck me on the shoulder and tbep I jumped away, as I mw tbe rest of the wall coming dow i. The walls of the upper floor came fin t, sad the others followed almost in one • breath. “By the time I reached i be corner of Gfiitwlch I was almost paralyzed. There were other people following on tbe aidewalk, but on account of tbe dust and smoke I am unable to »ay whether any ot them were killed or not, but I think tome were buried in the ruins. Just at tbe time |h? explosion which followed the escape of the steam I oaw a man driving a hor-<a xnd wagon directly in front of lhe build­ ing. aod I suppose he nnd tbe hone were kilted. I only heard cries of ’help.’ ‘help.’ I saw one man falling In tbe de­ bris, with his head partially smashed in. Being excited and somewhat injured from ■ tbe bricks that struck me, I left tbe scene and went home, I hope never to witness »ucb anoth% scene." Domiuk Barkie, who. with four others, emptoyed in the kitchen of Peterson's restaurant, says they had a lucky escape from death. The first intimation that they had of danger rn tbe ceiling falling on their beads. They at cure made a rush wm p«ar. they escaped with but a few buisei. Barkis said that he did not hear any ex­ plosion at the time the ceiling fell, but between tlie time it bit him on the head aud when be found himwif safe in toe street he remembers distinctly to have beard three separate loud reports. The South Publishing company occu­ pied tbe second floor of 76 Park place. W. H. Conklin, the foreman, who as sitting at Thc nut ot ths -hnlldm.T> MANY ARE THE VICTIMS? . my recolledion recalls Hiem to view, lAThesonHteiHehunSonlepo wof , 1, 4, green basswood; IA Th?5mokeandifc5melHMniy . ISA irrfancy RneW! Bdfi?ose daw ofSoAP arjd u i conwWanW 7 \\ nave Io?? since departed, we Sgs \\ pray and we qope; w A The use of Ifje sluff ’gen to HE ‘ wane and to Untfuish As soon as they Offered US Lake Erie and Western Freight Business Paralyzed. V LISES IB THREE STATES INVOLVED. Sanctioned by the Union. but ■’Ou" Alt of “Gun-Play" by lhe tllrlkcra. Findlat, O., Aug. 21—The -strike on the l-ake Erie and Western railroad te ex tending, and unless some term* are soon agreed upon the entire line will be block­ aded, passenger trains and mil. Thursday tbe yardmen in this dty quit work, joiningtho strikers and demanding pay for extra work. work. The The agent agent and and his his offio offi«» extra force were busy throwing switches and handling ca’.s which are transferred to other Hues and rushed through. The ofilcinbi of the road refuse to talk regard­ ing the matter, and their continued silence causes the strikers to fear that a move te on foot to hire men to take their place*, and that it will be sprung on tl/ m almost j A 8 p. m. yesterday a steady down pour of rain began nnd the men were forced to | quit work, but at that time three more jj bodies hnd been taken out of tlfc ruins, making seventeen in all The following i is a list of them: Leonardor Cole, 40 years; John Gibbs, 4 years; Sarah Hnegney, 6 years; Charles Hoegney. 10 year*; Michael Slattery, .’>5 years; Philip Ebctlr, 10 years; John Barry, 35 yours: A. B. Peterson, 21 years; George Lowe, 15 years; Gustave Zickler, Jacob Hehlerlch; Ono Walser, 24 years; Charles Breitner, 15 any time. years; Frans Hack, W years; Abraham Derschopki, 17 years; Gustave Steiner. A dispatch from SL Mary’s report* a 20 years; an uriknown man. similar state of affairs existing there. An­ The worst injured reported are tho fol­ other from Lima, O., saya, that owing’ to the lowing: Millor F. Barrett, compound frac- protracted strike on tbe Lake Eric aud ure of skull; Mary Hadgney, 9 years old, Western thc main thops of that road, lo­ lacerated wound ot scalp and fractured cated there, shat down Thursday. This rib; Frank Morrell, 18 years, contusion ot throws 800 more men out of employment, cbettt nnd broken rib; Louis Baumgartner, but, as the road is practically tied up, compound fracture of skull. Kight oth­ there was no work for them. The,traffic ers were hurt less severely. of the line has, wherever possible, been How many ore there in the pile of de­ diverted to competing roads, but hundreds bris? This is a question difficult to an­ ot carload* of grain are lying along tho swer. One list gives the names of fortr- track, with no relief in sight General six who have been reported missing by Manager Bradbury returned home yester­ their friends; another list is published day. aud is now looking closely into tho containing the names of seventy-five. Un­ strike. til the whole of tbu debris is cleared up it will not be certainly known bow many are Trainmaster Cook posted n notice to dead, and even then there may be some doubt, as some may have been entirely the men, stating that all who wished to do so could return to work. He gave consumed. them until midnight, and stated that Inspector Williams, who has been at the after tbst hour those not returning would scene of the disaster almost from tbe flret be discharged. This action ha* created moment, said last night in regard to the some excitement among the men, but they probable cause of the fearful accident: are very quiet aud firm, nnd show do “There was no explosion in that building, sign* of weakening. Some threaten to because there was nothing to explode. Tho bold pMttngor trains if the management accident was the result of a weak stru •- refuse their deinnud* much longer. ure and the incessant vibration of toe heavy presses." ON THE INDIANA LINES. Many of the witnessed who saw the crash say that tbe building slowly bulged out in the middle until it had formed a Indianapolis, Ind.. Aug. 23 —Tl.uradaj noticeable curve from the roof to the ground, and then it felt night General Superintendent Hill and Master of Transportation Bell, of the Still Digging Out Corpses. IJtke Erie & Western, left for Lafayette, New York, Aug. 25.—A gang of Ital­ where they attempted, to move trains ians worked under tbu light of electricity early yesterday morning. A force of 100 all Sunday night at the scene of the (lisas trainmen has been secured from various ter in Park place. Progress was slow, surrounding points, and no trouble is an­ owing to the immense amount of debris ticipated from the strikers, most of whom which the overturned rear wall created. intimated that they will return to work. The first discovery was made nt 5:30 yes­ The method adopted by tbe men to enforce terday morning, that of the body of a man tbelr demands is not sanctioned by tbelr burned beyond recognition. At 7:40 the own rules or those of the federation,' and body of another man was brought out they have nu support from this quarter. and a few minutes later that of a boy. The latter was terribly burned about the ' The men may return to work, having face and arma The man had been fear­ tbe assurance of the management that fully crushed, his intestines protruding in their dehiaud* will he fairly considered. Those who refuse to receive time chock* will lie discharged. The strike has not thc body of a mnn with bis legs burned spread to Fort Wnj-ne, Cincinnati and off was found. At o’clock ahothcr man’s Louisville ns was reported. Private ad­ body was discovered and won recognized vices received here state that President us that of John Steinke, of Jersey City. Ramsey, of the Peoria nnd Pekin Union, At 9:50 a young man’s body was found, bos secured enough switchmen to break Tbe strike making the t wenty-fourth victim discov­ up tbe strike nt Peoria. ered. At 10:30 another body, that a man, presented no new phases last night. No trains were moved yesterdayat Lafayette, greatly disfigured and burned was taken and Superintendent Hill, who was there, out. states that no effort was made to run a The Italian laborers having been found train. None of the strikers offered to re-' slow and inefficient they were discharged, turn to work. Employment bureaus nt and in their places stalwart longshore­ Chicago, Detroit, St. Louis. CincinuaU men were substituted. They pullejj n and Cleveland have been enlisted and have begun to hire men who will go to mammoth pres* from the ruins, and an­ Lafayette. No violence is anticipated. other >»ody, t uat of a man, was discovered beneath it. <At 8 o'clock Lhe bodies of STRIKERS TALK OF SHOOTING. three women were found... A few minutes Liter three more bodies were found, two women and one man. The thr -e women PEOKIA, Illa, Aug. 22.—There was no were identified as Maggie Qnipn, 18; Mr*. Lottie Hein, 36, and Mamie Williams, 11 practical change in tbe strike situation Late in the evening tbe workmen, in re­ yesterday. Owing to an error in tele­ moving some timbers, revealed the arm. graphing. the men who were to take the head and breast of n woman. strikers’ places did not cotne yesterday, but were expected to arrive last night She Iny on aer bafck. and a large press or today. The strikers have been driven cru*hed her down with its weight and from the yards of the Peoria and Pekin rendered the removal of the body impos­ Union road by deputy sheriffs and are ull sible without the use of a derrick. A can­ drawn up in a long line along.tbe Chi­ vas. was mercifully thrown over the face, cago, Burlin.-ton and Quincy track. Sen­ which showed no sign of suffering, she tinels are pl.iced al each entrance to the probably having been providentially yards to notify the strikers when the new stunned before the huge press crushed out men arrive. ber life. Up to 9:33 last night two more bodies had been taken from the ruins, The strikers say they will shoot the first making thirty-four in all thus far recov­ man who attempts to couple a car. The ered. Two more of the bodies were identl Toledo, Peoria aud Western made up a fled. They are: Maty Deinleio. aged 10, hrough freight at Hilton yesterday mornof 445 East Ninth street, and Conrad Dg, and sent it down through the yards. Schmidt, of 125 East One Hundred and It was not molested, as the train was not Eighth street. made up here. Tbe situation is growing desperate for thc business men of Peoria, At 12:30 a. m. the sum total of tbe*bodlei and some decided action is demanded. recovered from the ruins was thirty- Railroad officials say cars will be moved four. The number positively identified today if the new men and the Pinkerton is twenty, and tho number reported miss­ men arrive. ing eighty-eight. This would indicate Late in the day a Big Four train was that 122 persons lost their lives by tho col­ lapse of the building. Tbe worst part of made up and sent our. It was broken tbe tragedy is yet to come, as evidenced Uy twice, but the men palling tbe pins were n fearful and overwhelming stench which promptly arrested. All of the new men indicates unknown horrors and an almost employed by tbe company are armed with inesthnable number of bodies burled un- revolvers and sworn in as deputv sheriffs, and the yards are full of men with Win­ derBCftb the rubbish aud machinery. chesters, who patrol every foot of ground. A Charnel Bosh to Clear Away. Tbe officers announce their intention of At midnight a terrible stench came from •ending out several trains to-day. that part of the ruins occupied by tbe rraunrnnt. It is probable that this spot will add a fearful tale even to tbe present Chicago, Aug. 2>.—Four men were estimate of tbe horror. Early this mo<n- locked up at tbe Central police station ing a small root, ankle, and part of a leg. Thursday for conapiring to blackmail probably a girl's or a boy’s, was recovered. The member was badly burned and looked Siegel, Cooper & Co. out of WO.ON. Their names are Thomas .Biggins. William Dal­ ls though it had been burned away from ton, John Anderson vnd George Washing­ the body. ton. The laat three named are negroes, Still Aaothor Body Found. The workmen are fast clearing away the and all had been employes of the firm. They plotted to accuae thc firm of arson debris and it seems highly probable that a Eat numbor of bodies will i e recovered and then tried to get OO.Otn from the in­ ore daylight. At 1:30 another body surance companies for testifying to that was found. It was discovered in the site eSect. ot tbe restaurant on the west ante of the ruins. It was thatef a man about 30 CHICAGO. Aug. 22.— Mrs. France* B. years old. It was found in a sitting post­ , Phillips was elected president, of tbe UHure with the right hand pressed to thc note women’s board of World’s fair mana­ heart. gers at yesterday's session. Mrs. Alice Bradford Wiles was chosen vice preaident. Mrs. Phillips te tbs wife of L N. Phillipa, have left Genera for Paria. Mr. Stanley of Bloomington, Governor Fifer'* former board of railroad and warehouse comnste- BUSINESS cards. How plain bny mind TIED UP TRAFFIC. ■Cl SantaClausSoar N.K.Fairbank&Co., Chicago, ■ once ill bob; ,! — ™ •• — Physfciat.N andbt:r»»i. (-alls iu city ur cqpnty prt>«U>Uu»a, day w nigte. ! n ^yiLLlAM 0. LOWDEN." Office aver Julius RuBen^*JJL* slneat, Hmlngy. Mfcb. 1 H,’te Over HaMings .\xu..i ;il IUl4. D A. 8HKLIM>5, «ii ob Infants and Children. for tean .on Ruai » ohtnmiMKm. treu.-Au ^«e Rrorupiere set of Ab.trarTm”:LU‘tll‘»- • * •1 hfM’OKs cBF* F. DRAKE. M. I).. -------- Office over IteltowM-, dn:; Office houn from z t«. .. ui i, .. uectlDg with tvindeiK-r, _______ H ...... n I. M’ B'liLLuAslll- g CASTORIA ~ Fa N,tnrT ‘'kfr" M. F0W1KH.D.II?. ~ Office hosrsfia. m. to 5 p. lb ( ’ W. LOWRT. M. D.. ' ~ ' m’.L Phydrinn mid SurgMm. Make* a •uecixit«,f tr. • • •. . .. if# aLtss” QM1TH A COLGROVE. -------- T Ijtwyer*. : {Office iu Union block. Huvim-, > Practice te all tbe court. .,i A _ . E. KENAJsToN. , Attorney at Law. J•8- (loodteir A Co.’» “ • wBA;3ga5g,M.u.MM,. HI So. Oxford BL. Brooklyn, N. T. p R. TIMMERMAN, Homajpathic Phs*- • »lclan and .Surgeon. • (Otter ovt Lathrop's drug ^re.) ROBERTSON HOUSE,’ BEARS THIS MARK. trade Hastings City Bank, EVEftr WATERPROOF COLLAR on CUFF THAT CAN BE RELIED ON BE UP TO THE MARK ISTot to BzpUt i ELluloiD L Hastings. OAN BE WIPED OLEAN IB A MOMENT. THE ONLY LINEN-LINED WATERPROOF COLLAR IN THE MARKET Mich. CAPITAL' ST5,000.00 SLRFLls M.ihXi.MI. MarK- NEEDS NO LAUNDERING. Michigan- Open for business Dec. 15.in«. YOU WISH Anything Anywhere W. II Fowen. Uhesfdr Ne-*er. Interest raid on tline dei-eMtn nnd a ytneral Banking Business IranNwteo. CHICAGO a b Advertise . ■ OFFIcxits: D. G. Rnbtsson. President. ChMU-r Mester. Vlee. Pm. l>. W. Krynolds. Cashier.' Dan W. KeynpMe. 1). Q. Roblnsun, John Carreih. If “ F. HKODENHKH. Prt,pHffr, Cor. Jeffvnon and Court >ts. H^tingj, iipt Rates. S 1.00 per Day." '! “«*r *n‘! I'lewant ruona. Tht patronage of the public t< rv-p*cttefir tolidta: aw. real estate ani» collect­ ing OFFICE Op PALJttEit.M Smith. .. „ „ " <*-Ua:4. Mich. . _ j y Smith, j Notary I’ublie. WEST. MICHIGAN Ry. £» Grand Rapid* fur. 'a m.'F. M P. R-fEX Cbieago........................ i’to'Wj •; !’• »n » iDdhmapobt. .. ' 1 Benton Harbor Nl Joseph Traverse City Muskegon ,»l ‘5 si Manistee w «b; Ludington Mr Rapids. Ottpwa Beach ♦ wi*k day*. ’Eten- day. «Except batsrday10d»a. nt. hi* tbro'-ix11 chair cw <“ No extra charge for seal... l:Up.m.rons through to Chicano wild Wagner bullet car; seats cent-. 5 A* p. m has tbrooch tree dialr ear to Mans• It t- V V sleeping car throocli tdCntcsre. and sleeper te Indlsns|x>u« via Benton Harbor. 11:30 p in has Wagner skrpinsrer toTnverte CG'3O n. m. connects st St. Juwph with fintaa & Morton’s steamer (itChicago-, ATAny time WRITE TO Geo. P. Rowell & No. xo Spruce Street, Detroit, lansinr A NORTHERS Leave Grand Rapid* for Detroit aud East LaaMK............................. Howell Loaell Alma.. SL l-oute............................ 3S atfB^n^anstbroneb t'o Detroit with pwk< •Yi.TkWlL.s.. “?» tbrixxh 0> 1 -■ro.i -M N* NEW YORK t>rt« one,.« m»"-'/KJhIgS: SHOKE Eb. POWER J’ NO. 35. ALWAYS THE SAME *2 ALWAYS THE BEST 5^- aq/iR IN THE U.5 • MORTGAGE SALK. Default bavinx been made in lb* of a certain inortxw- n;> ; J’” fflilpifl PRDIU1E ORDER. Slate of Michigan. County of Ba«w-v. At a ymten of the Probate.-Court for~tt»e • wnty of Barry, boldrn at tire Froban- oom tn the cttv of HaMtmn, |U saJU county, on Wednes­ rx a.“Jis s“Sff day the 5tb <bw of Auguirt. In tbe year cue tbw‘and rtchl tmndreit and ninety one . pitrwwn hundred etahty nme ol I’rubarelt’ Ch!tf,e* W' Armstrong. Judge of one hundredth* dorian and »'> * ttbttr doUaro rn’yJ.^r uXnnr t** In the matter of the estate ot Gconte J. and no suit or precerdb-S* Heald, deeeni-ed. . Gu n-Hrtmg ui4 filing the petition, duly veriprdof John F. Ppwtra, pray lug that a certain instruiMul now on file in t[i(s court purporting lObolhl* I.ltl v. Ill Iu.......r — t ..14 Sill «? Efo’JSgliBK ** **>d ®sU#t ’“*> ’* granted tn o’clock m tbeforo^ ofrt'J^^SaSB public aiKUon to ibe hteiirtl ibe CUT w hoot door of tbe <wr: iSm mil or to some <flhrr sniuble icnon. Rarry w orU’’rwL ’b*» Fritter. tbe HnatHwa HatTT count}. M.c.iIk-unth day ot tugustA. I).. tWl. at ten o’clock the ntere where tile r*rTUb .f?!IIdMerib«d !■ lu file forenoon. De awlgned for the hearlueol county te boMen) the ,,r!nthereof as tW ** jib1 "r** peStseo*DemiTdcHc Stf-g Si Hurt certain piece or parrel'uvtW» nf1 The nortb ij»jf GILLASPIE BtafM Hirvey the«<'f' DtodJulyMf}.'^,. snt.K^Nt^ DAXUtLSTRiKJUi. Attyin peroo®- �E $ at<w, ''MteTltS,?t “.T“ho“taDdo'-ber. "Win not be the uwnd ouo 1 riX“,,£!nd'1,1‘be oori«.■■ ar.roEo th. the Atlwdc. Atlantic. War War imight break exdltaiwl V?7'“"’“l^bat»b.ndboxr fflt before yen arrive and ‘ -J your vessel tian of Nn^fMy!'«,'’ll0W"b! *b® -brec- “W be captured by tbe .. ----------- , j enemy’s cruis­ ' ther coum/^ 80118 “Suraly, nei- ers will therefore ers.- You trill therefore cross cross France Franco to to enrrv suhT “ddn'« “ required to to Mc-Hlerram»n and proceed thence I Su^ot to *11“ dMUn*t‘On. by way of Egypt to to Red sea. and «o -h2 “•il* **b' <“• , by way of Aurirrila to tho Isthmus of Mid to™^“”dj!?"i?‘>ntbi»l«l>le," Panama At Aspinwall, on the northern ' obeved TbPTrnr' ^h'bufl. Solsnge «de of the iothmns. yon will take a JStedlTJjbOIW“?,a,i“,ob««»Uy i-b-uraer to Now Orleans, whence yon 1ST AT TOE FEAST. I g I LESSON IX, THIRD QUARTER, INTER­ | NATIONAL SERIE3, AUG 30. I , ) | 31-33-Mtata«n Text. qrq p 1* that Imj-urtty cf lhe llood which rr.-Awea । unsightly lumps or s*.vclllngs iu tbe neck; which causes ruimlng ftores cn the a.-rna, legs, or Toet; which develops ulcers in .the eye’, ears, or nooc, often caiteing bfindaeas or deafness; which Is lit© origin of pimples, can­ cerous growths, or •humors;’’ which,fasten­ ing upon Ito mngs, causes consUmptiaa and seam. K Is the most unedeut nf all dUcasrs, and very tew persons arc entirely tree from IL with.wiU travel by railway to New York. ' . 1 toaetW th??r' bUt it,was pat , Yo» will, of course, receive a memo- [Complied from. Immb Helper Quarterly by permlssicQ of 11. S. Ilortmau. pabliuher, Phil­ i rw®cwork of steel, painted rrauluip of this itinerary nnd cf all the adelphia.! 1 / wood. Napoleon put a key other details of your journey. Do you _ _ . . 81. "And many of tbe people believed on ( in the Jock and opened It. , wishito lay anything?" । wish to Fay anything?” Him. and said, When Christ- cometh, will . "Only one tiling, sire. It is possible He do more miracles than these which thisBy taking Hood’s Sarsaparilla, which, by ' I .Tk® captain stood erect and expanded . of woolen cloth. Tim saw some fohfe 1 ^ “‘^' °° ‘h' i “S-*’*—• — - ----------- tbe remmkable cures it has accomplished, । his cheat ’“ “^.th.trmmT^^^'ueZX dire, that man is myself !*• them up’0 C1°U1' Th’ “apCn,r i ilAi-lTR tV. I The. lessons of the fifth chapter were lias proven itself to bo a potent and peculiar ;I con The twisted his id°?^Wi,. mustache to Parham • more remarkable । ■‘•Io thatoia: yon will have done your I based ujion the incidenta connected with" Jalemperor «' feint |L ”i'l’J’'Th" ‘r° !। P“h*IM “» apecUcle ml-dlclne for this If you cutter frotf I conceal a faint smile. The bluff soldi^ । ! one of the fensu of lhe Jews; those tn the scrofula, try Hood's BarsaporilU. ' in hia artlw amiltv had no n„M . T“ <”"r °a'rod-o the eye, of man. The b”1- ““I 1 -b*11 "-S™1 the loan of n I sixth chapter were associated with the “ Every spring my wife and children hava 1 criticuing tl.a parv'enn charade? ot, box waa fuU of jowda. Procioua aurnwi I r"\bfnl aervant mn more than of the manna and tbe possover feast; these are .in been troubled with scrofula, my llttte boy, ’ cmnim whinh c“a”®te^of an . uf inestimable value lay packed together i “dhons. No scheme that mortal man connection with the feast of tabernacles three years old, .being a terrible sufferer. some of its ln^rQ"t i 1Ufe » “any walnuU in a bunch. There can devise is free from the liability to (verse 2), which points us forward to the Last spring bb was one mass of sores from SS anltS? *2b'“n- W""°rtb a ye”-a payote ' "Fmlacarrtep-. Dimur may orcrcoming kingdom of Israel and tbe time of head to to feet allall took Hood ’s Sarsaparilla, head feetWe We took Hood ’s Sarsaparilla, i kZt W”W Dow dW’i°“ o' •“ "mrThey were «1" '*» - -tbora; but I .hall blessing upon all nations (Zech, xiv, 16,17). ; “i an(1 aU i^.n cure<i of ihe scrofula. My ..1 1 tae ™ bnn ’u° Wa* <ram their rettinp and bore h»r; Iho sctirfaction of knowing that I 82. "The Pharisees heard that tho people" -• —- free --------------------------little -toy -Is entirely from sores, and — all. murmured such thing* concerning Him; four ot my children look bright and healthy.” i . o<-ano: De Morney, the tts- no distinguishing mark excent their un-' ndupted luc surest means of success withtuto atatosmxn, to whom a mumou of oommtmYxo. H«^1 Sr Xtber“? «■<*• wo will untici- aud the Pharisees nnd tbechief priestasent . . ) | txmfidenoe might have been intrusted, ta thia manner, tbe splendor aud bnlb P-t0 yoQr ml* arrival. Meanwhile, go officers to take Him." Mtm. and ana always niwnysMc-iuB Always hating Him. seeking ।( I 7", K^;W"On,>e “y b*“, but. of their hum w^lngLuiSSj'and prepare yonmelf for tho Jonrm- i। Alwayshauog ‘and prepare yourself for the journey, j LIU Him, but unable to ebuch Him till Bold by slldrussUts. fl;sUfor*S. Pro pared only I “^“^ ^ "apoleon. PrincB Bonaparte disguised, and they might have been pud come to me tomorrow morning. i uud and come eaniB to me tom morning, I j Hjg ^ork was done (chapter riii, 20; xiii, 1). had just ahot Victor Noir. The growing mistaken lor tinted cry.ill. or even bS 1I shall probably ------------------------------order dmll probably order jyou to set- out by I Protesting tt> i>e children of God and the 100 Doses One Dollar promurenco of »amb«U. th. Utnpoon, ' of gbm. ladewl, H tisTffleuft ™r to • tbe noon train to Mareeillcs." ' true wd of Abraham, they mddei. manifest tke noon train to Marseilles." • be .satisfied with • me,-’ by their conductlhnt they were’not truly t“dl0**ed ib' rue ot Lib- * mind to conceive ot inch a concentration ’■, “Sire, —■ .;you — n™.. shall ot God nor of Abraham, but rather of their erihwn. Napoleon saw his danger; he . of wealth. A tingle handful of the con- 8*“<l Solans*, retiring, father, the devil (chapter viiij 42-U). i was !1! in body, but his brain was busy tents of this box would be enough to ' 11 ,ul,J BeUeve it." i , 1 returned tlie cm33. "Then aald Jesus unto thorn. Yet a . with intrigufti. A plebiscite was in • make a man rich fur life. There was , I1®”* Pxriouriy. ••Raoul, C----------------------------” he said to little while am I with you, fud then I go I contemplation to juggle Frenchmen aud I not oue that was not of_ royal magnifisecretary, wm> who euicreu entered as as Solange | | .aagnifi- *h® wcreuiry. ooiauge unto Him that sent me.” . f0r^?^ ^tionM l“to l3,e that lhe ‘ cenc«- Where Where had had they they all all come come frbm? frbm? .. ? disappeared, “1let two of ofour de 1“K*aJeJ’ I* ®* two °?r best ,d ®‘­ Over thirty times iu the, gospel He • empire was secure. He perceived that That is a question that doubtless never’ ; tectives follow that * " iV * man, and never lose speaks ot the Father sending Him. 34. "Yu shall seek me and shall not And ■ war was inevitable and he was feeling can be answered. Napoleon the First,,' sight more, — bf him. If he is seen to njieak • ’ his way to an alliance with Austria. A in his campaign, had an eye to thc pe- tbttn n “>nute to any one, let him and me. And where I am, tidtiier yo cannot ■ hr-.:- >;-•* full of jcwClt. cotne." I might retrieve «,«,,every- cuuiary future of his dynaety, snd ho Uw i’i private royin in the palace successful war — „— -------------V44W oue V14V to LU whom teUUUl be ,4V HP°ke *** rc. lnsUntly Now, He had before said that "He that : -■>. in Parte, two men were thing; tliimr: but meanwhils* meanwhile tho the cm edifice IIUm »v>n» that must have helped hiauslf with a free 1j-----arrested '-----------------------and brought hither. n Go! '*' Be seeketh flndeth” (Math. vi. 8J, but therein i: < voung gentleman about ! he talked of “crowning” was crumbling. band whenever opportun|ty offered. quick!” no contradiction. We must only take His , ,-ntv years uf age. occupied a He feared the mob of Paris, and the Could those stones liave spoken, they As Raul vanished Napoleon replaced sayings in tho light of all hia other say­ ■j- win-low that looked out [ gambler’s instincts in him led him on. might liave told tales that would make tho l»ox in its corner, and tlien, reseat­ ings, "Ye shall seek me, and find me, . . inclosed court, where a i “You are, perhaps, aware,’’ said the the enchanted valley of Sinbad and Alad­ ing himself in his chair, lit another cig- when yo shall search for me with all your Sck naadacbaaad nMmEO ttotrocMro heart" (Jer. xxix, 13). This kind of seek­ u ’due -.•■•at and red pegtop j emperor, “that in a few months France din’s palace seem tame. There were a aiette. ing never fails. eating. Paia tn th* paring his bent. There | may be drawn into a great war—one of few superb rings in the collection, but CONTINUED. 36. "Then said the Jews among them­ : .: r of papers on the desk, . tho most important in its issues of our otherwise, ns has been stated, all were selves. Whither will He go that we shall ■ gviiii-'iunn was writing a generation/’ nuked. * i not find Him? Will He go unto the dis­ From n letter written by Mrs. Ada E. persed among the Gentiles, and teach the ' “With Prussia, sire? Ah! ah! I have ■ emtenta uf these on the ■ >i Hi^ot « q“uoio:' _____ ’"Was ■ uul filing them away. A > prayed for it! And you pennit me I on<Uta, to ogmOcooco ot to sight | ukt „ ,i:h KllWh‘„,,|,,, Gentiles?" tiken with a bad cold, whidhsettled on my «-i- failing outside and melt- I Of the earth earthy, they understood not "Are these all, sire?’ he asked, lifting lungs, couch set In nnd finally terminated heavenly things. That He aune down : >r tiie winter of eighteen ’ .ov, mKaiupwu “My »*««» brave mvhm Solange," interrupted ww the hia eyes to the emperor’s face. in consumption. Four ductors gave me up from heaven they did not believe, and i sty-nine was still linger- other, shaking smile. "1 ________________________ o for a good saying 1 could live but a short time. 1 slinking his head, with a as' ••They could be exchanged linu months of eighteen hun- know that a man like yon likes nothing I deal of money/’returned Napoleon quiet- gave myself tip to my Saviour, determined therefore His going to Him that sent Him they could not understand. That many vi Try , so well as to risk his life on the battle- | ly. "Have you any idea how much?" If I could not atay with my friends on Jews Were scattered abroad among tbe na- j •■crsmiage in the room was ' field. But it is not this that I now ask “In ’t know usk . iu truth, irutu, Ii don uuui Know much inucu about uuous earth. 1 would meet my absent ones above. tions is evident from the Acta of the Apos“ hiiebnid " ’ I ..... was ... nd vised vi jvu. When wucu war wxH breaks u*v<**.w out uui you jua vwill stich things. I never, o wned jew«ls in-My __ tn get _ . Dr. ties. & man of years. .7 wm oarel> ,7 <rfyou. ••:gh:. but his figure was coin-! •be on the • other • side • of- the ■ ocean-three ' my life. But now. then, I remember. A Kln«3d. "What manner of saying is this that I I friend of minsi.mce bail one, not .> large I Stlre:'1”l"/ren^.n.' mid He said, Ye shall seek me, nnd shall not ■X.T.riulders broad and thick, j thummnd milm away." find me. And where I am, thither ye can- I tblo-'nem^AtiT wayau'U they will not ho wil:! fleshy about the j HREgtoaowitboctUwuL gutanas* h«*d , , . rhe soldiers enthusiastic look faded, as the least of these, winch be said cost thunk .... ... .. .. — God I ma now n well and hearty not come?” । omplexidn, had .an ।jjo shrugged his Hhouhlers deprecat- : a thousand fraucs. Uf counn*, I did not woman.” Trial bottles free at W. H If lie could find His way to any part of . ■ . , ..... ■•. ■■tliy ti'nvtel wnx“il mnu. >nw»- i ... inglv. ' * believe such a story, but were it only Goodyear's drug store, regular size, .*>0c the earth, why could nop they follow Him < if they saw lit? Such seems to have been I . . •••fhere axe uth&r paths to glory," con- half true I can understawl tSiat all these and Si.oo. • trt, and the h?uvy lids tinuud Napoleon kindly. “Come nearer. would l»e very valuable. Muuy thousand their thoughts. Anything beyond tho ■ Xe tie Uno of oo many Bvm that hero fr where earth they neither knew nor thought much ' womako our great bouL Our plllacure it while ’.ip'in gave them a wm- . .You francs, perhaps; fifteen or twenty thou ­ AMUare .TICaasoldier .'M1X41V4and .444'4yon X J-•know *uvnthat , ,,.,4 the 444V This Is what you ought to have, m fact, about. Talk of heavenly things, even now, j Othero do not ■ t. . ^mining them more of war isunccrtata. Prancesand/’ you must have It. to fully enjoy life. , w.r.hl perceive that wJ1O can tell — may fail to nccum“A philosopher, possibly-i-lf ho were Thonfcmiis are searching for it dally, and to ninny church members aud they have | nuthi:i|; to say, they '’know not the Ian- ; - that nothing escaped : t mourning IwcaiiM! they find it not. really a philosopher—might value them , guage; but lei business, politics, pleasure ' tuotbom. InrUlaatMconU; fivofc’r $L Sold : i/rating, impenetrable |' ‘ sire!" exclaimed - - the ■ at less limn that num,” said Napoleon, Thou’ami* upon thousands of dollars are, or favhion be tbe theme, aud they have no 1 by “Impossible, drocststs overywliare, or scot by ia*IL r«:.‘t this countenance bore Who bad !>een watching the soldier’s face I M»-nt annually by our people in llm hope lack of words nor of interest. | other, boldly. “France will conquer! CARTER MEDICINE CD.. New YorfG t ?.>xiety and ill health; keenly, without seeming to Ad «o. “But that thvv may attain this boon. And yet 37. "In the Inst day, that great day of tbe ' She must!” our artificial modes of life itend to give It may be had by all. We guarantee that' feast, Jesus stood and cried, saying, If any SMALL PILL. SMALL DOSE. SUU. PRICE ivy lines beneath the eyes, Electric Bitter", “Let us hope so. If our arrny were .himrouuA. MR.r.u. Bltter<’. if unxl used according according to >v:i» furrowed aud the hair compared entirely of mon like vou. there them an artificial worth. B*."side.-. they fc„.| (|t(, UM. persisted In. will man thirst, let him come unto me and the . - cunieal summit. Withal would wuuiu indeed luureu be uo no nu question quccozi* or v* •*. *-u. have the interest of instory nnd ussccia- bring you good dlnestlon aud oust the, drink." it. bu. For seven days was the feast continued, figure bad a certain dig- some of our most dangerous entmies are tions. M.wt of them belonged to my ' the .lemon • ' ■-------dyspepia and luatall Instead and many sacrifices were offered every day, by him r is 11 ontFaccu-Atum? I to not among those who will confront uxou j famous unde, nnd were obuduetl oui.-sut.ti im utiu ■ ettpepxy. enpcpsy. We nr recommend recommi-iia Electric dhtihv Bitters une:i3 nity in I (or dyspepsia and all diseased of llyer. butthe eighth day, the last day of the feast, I during hie campaigiu«. Others came in tioningly obeyed. The man thc field." bein'. ... * ■ and __■ kidneys. t-1 — _ .. V..I.1 .1 r.nn and nn.l was a special day (Lev. xxviil,36. Num. Sold nt r>Oc. “If you know of any'*such, my em-other ways. Blood hits ■bc^n spilt for Momnch br -adeioth coat, n white ‘ xxix, H.V3S). Although the special sacri­ Sl.00 per bottle by W. II. Goodyear, the and order order them .ni l gray trousers. Diiigonaily peror, fices offered on this day were less t,lmn on MJ all b peror, arrest arrest them them and them to to bo bo them; romances nre connected with dnigglHt. r^n-i bail them. At (he present time, however. any other day of the feast, being only ten • i>n-a.«t lay n broad, blue sash. ■hotl Ma foil There kjiowdt ( ns compared with thirty on the first day 11 events events; • there are but one or two persons, in iul■aning kick in bi« chair smok­ enough for traitors}, at all IUBERT. TOLEDO. OHIO. ’! ing a v: xurettc. aixl seemingly plunged ••That may come afterward, mon ami. dition to ourselves, who arc aware thkt The b&t salve in tbe world for cuts. (Num. xxix. [8-10, 35-38), jet it was in impertsuce the great day, tlie most solemn MORTGAGE SALE exists. The secret x...... coni 1. ^rtilfes. iru rxi.-iv. x**v .-n, .,,. fever bruhcM, Hires, sores, mevnx ulcers, mu salt hilm rheum, For the moment, it is expedient to ap- this collceticu . ■ a hands, ■ -I. • ll.l*,,|^ and holy of all tbe days (Neb. viil, 18). Drfaiih having been made Ln e tlian unviiuv.iu vw ***Jy-divulged, fun men have tetter, clmpjx-'l chllblwm A . n .lime The nut wu l»e w atfvly twar blind t» to Ul dislovalty, in wiw* order to ia- u„, a- at tnx ui" door. uuur. a uv j,^ ar UllUU 38. "He that beliereth on me, ns the j thirty Java m payment of Interest aod of one and nil ’eruptions, and positive fally‘to betray itself. I risked and l-*t byth vonis, their lives andskhi their »u Aw,­ Hmuttona. and DOSttWt % uce j.t m>,re «.At.. ... hundred dollars of priudniJ overdue and paya­ walked to the door ! uuce j ly cures piles or no pay required. It is■ Scripture bath said, out of his belly shall ble bn a inoriKW dated March to. ts«. made After a brief colloquy Meanwhile, it is the part of wisdom to ■ jouls f-?r less thau u thousandth part the . flow rivers of living water. ” Meanwniie. it is tae part ui wimimib « • । —........................ -- . - by Jam’' H. Bartley to Sarah 11 Austin, and guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction, or To the woman Rt tlie well He said, “Tbe recorded in lhe ofiice of tlie Register of Deeds i and wrid in French: “Sire, so act that nothing that may happen money that three stones woulu bring, (kiunty of lurry In tbe Slate of Michl­ Solntigt) opened hh his eyes. cyt*. ‘’ Of course, couree. money t. nimHl. Price 35 cents per box. water that I shall give him shall be in him Lirlthshall find nnd us us unprepared. unprepared. Many Many a a yicvicSdangv __ ... I,. XI.,.. 1“ shall For bale by W. 11. Goodyear, the druggisL a well of water springing up into everlast­ tory. Captain Solange. h.t- b*en lost then, uiy guess was too small-much too ing life ” (iv, 14); but this (seven in advance li:u>ul?"’ interrupted the through not having sufficiently antici- small," he remarked.. “‘Fifty thousand iii-nt dared augint M. ink. ;m<! recorded In ot that, for here He speaks of rivers of r’ The The cmjicrot emi>iroFo face re re­­ aalil Register's offiie .Vijita as, 1M8, la Uber 27 Dated the possibilitie-i and occasion of francs, then" a face living water going forth from the inmost o' mortgages on pare M. and by tbe said Daniel defeat *’ «»nte»vl mained incnnitablCL inscrutable. SoliingC Sulnnge took took a a lOD.t Ion.; W. ItiNten a*»»gn«<fto R. H. Court, by an as’lgnbeing of the Iwliever. da’ed May UI. 1Rf«>. and recorded In said !. He comes by appoint- j “Well, Iain but a soldier." wd<l So- breath. “Come, let us say n hundred When Baby wm tick. we gave her CMtoria. 39. "But this spake He of thc Spirit, ment register's otoce May l-Wi. I89J, in liber .TC of ........ m l.< rl.« aal.l It If When she waa a CbiM, she cried for CMtoria. which they that "bclicveth on Him should .. .............. • ■ him enter. And you, my Lange, “my business is to obey orders. t&OUKindr he exclaimed. reckloBly. “That seems to be an Imnimac sum,’’ receive.” •ul. will uike your place behind ! After all, yon are the emperor!" When she became Mtoa. she clung U> Caatoria. riyrnm^t 5*«ed Moy til. l«. snd reeoMwl ta _ From beginning to end of Scripture, and wild register’s oOce.Msv Din. uoi.’ln Uber 38 ;••rwion during the interview, j Napoleon sighed. “Yes, it is ay-ingu- said Napoleon. When sbe had Children, she gave them Caatoriafrom the Garden of Eden to tbe new of ni'irtgM'-i on psgn 1<4. for which default “Assureilly. it would seem so to any - Me tu trust this man, Jrat I jar thing, this being an empgpsr," he heavens and earth, the spirit is the mighty the !>ula Maritsret Andrus by virtue of the right ■ ” Mw ;• rxiry to take precaution. ’’ 'I muttered, half to himself. “In order to man. A man niigiit labor night and day worker, pr, as aoine one has said, "thc Ex­ given her by Said mortKMte, has made and hershymakm th* yvhute prlnctesl sum of said yonr place at the summit of for a hundred years and not yet together fang inan bowed, at the same I maintain r. ecutive of tbe Godhead.” To see the dif­ mortgage and the Interest a^cniwl i hereon now go much as that. ” rimference between an ordinary believer and dur and i-avatdr, and on which uiortgMe theca X im upon the door to admit ; tlie pyramid yon innat suffer tho pyraGrand Rapids has a milk famine. t -Very true. Nevertheless, my brave one filled with the spirit we have only to Dcltlni-d lobe du«at thedrte ot this notice '. -i i himself p:^Rhiug out'and — mid itself —’* to be t—* undermined. ••Let T-«t us n» re r,“-­ ten hundred twenty mx dollkrs and len ceuta, Solange, if I were topuy yon every day consider Peter before and after Pentecost. HlbllMTTr* Itliri.inu, ...... ...---- -- and no suit or proceedIngt al law having been 1 ' hind him. The newcomer turn to business, my bravo Solange,” ho These pills are scientifically couipouiHled. “For tlie Holy Ghost was not yet. because instituted to recover the aoMont Secured by this sum of one hundred thoiL-mnd francs cm made a military salute, and went on in another tone. “As for tho said murtgagr orany j»ait thereof. and Uniform in action. No griping Rin «> that Jesus was nut yet glorified.” and continue thoue payment^ not for a Notice I-. therefore hereby given that on Sat­ u. c;ip in hi&d. with his eyes war, I must have faith in my star, us “r. The Holy Spirit, while in all ages the urx iWyine3taa -iyni»epu<nioeriro;asimo urday the .’>th day of September IN! at ten o cion clock week, or a month, or a year, but for commonly following !•:. inscrut&bte visage before did mv unde before me. if, like him. I Ther are adapted tobqftl adults and chil- great worker, hud up to this time not been 11In :, the u(e forenoon, there will be sold at the th* north fourteen years. I should still liave I>ai<l ™ nr iTth Perfect safety. We guarantee of Ute court house ki the cli v of « HaaIdin. given as He was ut Pentecost, and tbe front '----- --door ----------------------------- *-»»--«.«** “’ ,s near fifty yean of age, of am dretined to fall nt last—well, all tlnga, con-itv of Harry and state of MIchlgM. you barely the value in gold represented they have no equal In the cure of sick | reason Is mentioned in this verse. He had [sain court bo’iw twlng the building In ubteh the r’ly -.qn**, with u thick, mus- things come to an end! At least Ger­ by this little boxful of stones. They are headache, constipation, “d tes: i(led through the propiieta of a coming ,circuit e<iurt ter the enmity of B irry p» held, at cnlai black hair cropped short, many shall know that she has nn enemy!" Messiah and kingdom. He now testifies nubile auction to lhe highest bidder, the preml“The good God preserve yon and worth, in other words, at least five hun­ biliousness, and, as an aPwfUx^1 CJ’ httiv :: eyebrows and a tierce mus­ m-s <le«<Til>ed in saju mortgage or so much cel any other preparation, bold by d . ton Messiah who enme, was rejected, and 1thereof at may be necessary «o »atl‘fv the dred million francs." j i was plainly clad, but though France, my emperor," said the other dccrucified, ruse from the dead and is now Thc soldier's jaws gaped, but came to­ U. Goodyear. ' U.! • that of a civilian he had voutly. »u-i glorified at the right hand of God. As Pe­ witn tuenitercM gether again without a sound. His bluff “And now to business,” repeated Na­ Grand Rab'.ds po^ce are raidlnrf tbe ter by the Spirit testifiad, "God hath made and expeiiM-r allowed by law and pro* ided rar visage l>ecame jialc. He stared stupidly tn Mid martnee, Mid premise b*ln< sltaste that same Jesus, whom ye have crucified, In the eltv nf HmUiim. countv of Barry and i- M;.uri< ■ Solange." said the poleon. “If France receives a check it around him. He moistened bis diy bps dives. Mate of Michigan, aud deecrlbed m follows: both Lord aud Christ” (Acts U, 80). in with the cigarette, “you nnd may be desirable that I retire for a sea­ with his tongue, but stiU was unab.e to a Kray beard on a mtn under M makes him 40. “Many of the people therefore, when The aouth half of lotv numbered ten hundred ’ But it is not my 1 arq runted tuine yean since at j f^n. . pnrp-xw to wear . lookin'too to I- » >»•< r”,'c they heard this saying, mid. Of a truth this thlrtv elaht. ten hundred thirty nine and ten buudrediortyolllM! city, formerly village, < i Snlferino. You were then I OQt my Itfuely rock in utter n word. y life chained to a Ibuely_rock brown or Wttk W B.rii«l»in < Or. b.r to lUKtlniteaceorning to lhe recorf’rd nlal thereat. -Yon l«n." i'-o. tten-rorc." tbe emi«-mr is thc prophet.” in the Twenty-third regiment. I fhe ocean, ns the greatest of men was Dated, Ilastii RS, Mlrb . June «. 18»l. oontinned. “llmt, -1 •«“ whiskers. Ju$t u after the feeding of the five thou­ MAIU1ARKT ANDRVe. I h.ltl 1<'._ . u:y aid-de-camp. k-v-rem^, *and m*«* *•»•* ■■ Tvintrust- forced lorcea w to uo. do. I mean to go -- ** to • * P*ac8 —— ,-muid tu«t you «ro to “n<lert^!: “ " sand the people said, “ This b of a truth A’aivnce ot lhe Murtxage. Michigan will have an enormous grape «d y< i with a tlisjiatch to General Ton- whence I can again return—either I or that prophet that should, come into the A LOX ZD E. Krxabtox not too ranch to uy tlrat you will h»;e crop. I . Allot Dev for AMlxnee. ton-..oar ieft wing. Un your way my descendants- with treasure and world" (John vi, 14). When John tbe Bap ­ not onlr my lurtune. but tbe fntnm of tist said that he was riot the Christ nor tohiui v./a were wounded1 in the breast power to reestablish my fortunes. For Use empire in yonrliuiJ*. ___ Elijah, they then asked if he was "that 'rtth a rifle balL You delivered the dis- Fntoce, if she is to fall, will not long re ,.pive—hundred—millions, gasped So- tonic than Hood’s Sanutpsrniju propliet” (chap, i, 30, SI). The passage pitch. Ii .wt-ver, and returned ’with his main prostrate: and though, perhaps, she Unira ot hot- "Great Uod! It 1» • ■>«!>»The Calument and Heeia nifties produced which they bad in mind wm probably auswt -. In handing it to me you fell may for a time turn to anarchy or re­ DeuL xviii, 18, "I will raise them up a num- Fire-hnndred-miU -----“ Tkt Niagara Falls Emit." over 897 tons of ore last wee£. 'rum 1..M Of Wood, j yoa to publicanism. yet in the end she will turn prophet from among their brethren like -Come, come: we are wMting time, “>y tent and placed in charge of my best again to the man whose name is asso­ nud the emperor briefly. “J™ n>“ unto tbee, and will put my words in His There TretV^ who are morbidly ciated with her greatest glory. Mean ­ •wguwK. On your recovery you were mouth, nnd He shall speak unto them all fix your mind, not upon the millions, but while I shall retire to a country which upon tho dlFpodtion yon nre to mnlro of anxious about their health, walchlnc every that I "hall command Him.” proumtwl to be corporal." Mmptom and doting tbemselvcs on the 4L “Others said, This is the Christ. But Captain Sjlange bowed low. •‘You has before been hospitable to me, and th^m. You Will carry the R«ma I«k» bllghteet provocation. There are others some said, Shall Christ come out of Gali­ whom Frteto hontelt Mmtol j° h” remetnlxT it. tirei*’ thia box aa part of your baggW". but lee?'' . "Oh. very well I also remember that at iteod. I rttall go to to United State. ♦ft rrr-.t.Tt you agaiust custom house in- who never give tbe matter a Stations. uermlt real symptoms to lapse Into the They now think it possible that He may. r^SXrL. thi? will be prepared in a on Several subsequent occasions I com­ of America.” be tbe King of Israel, tbe Son of David. M ; niittei u, you the execution of or■•Ahl Atone! That u » W W nanner that will be afterwanl explained extremes tbe wise man steers—never iu foretold in II Sam. vii, 12, 13; Isa. lx, 6, 7. n>rr!J«M.. uan involving danger and demanding aS.’ murmured tho wldior. y <-nn Ybu will proceed from hereto duly anxious, and yet not permitting That the Christ or Messiah was understood wMUNJaletter hMalready pn.lne .;rr.ri™.to a«vriop. L„n0’’ to be the King of the Jews, and so looked M. H COLLINH, Local ArMrt. HMriiga. prndente.. faithfulness and courage. For •■America and Franco will heroafter d,n5'r’" ™ iiteh wii for, is evident from Math, ii, 2, 4; Mark xv, informing the consignee there thkl 0-l»I« yew Muceasful performance of these ahare tho dominion of to j iSn 32, etc. But they could not think that He morwrr. Uut medicine aties you were promoted to. be sergeant ,umod to emperor. should come from Galilee, or, m Nathanael ADMINI8TKATOR’S BALK. «t'l finally captain. From to year do not treat io not to her mure. other neeeaanry parriculnre. The iratl of dl«ee«e. end tonra n. lhe dl««J>e put it, "Can there any good thing come -- c^uaiu . r rom yearyear ro year ao not trust her.her. it isIt nonv Io the matter of the eatate of John tom "“te',"1 "I r°“- “T ’mde . tot I should prevail: norcan St. Helen* orgmu. »tni.flhen» thee; Mem .nd rtindee out of Nazareth” (chapter i, 48)? They ulren that T Khali ecl! ,1 mye-lf have found no better eerv- , „„ forgotten. Aral before I go—u. b/ifa diamond merchant in New York, ■ rttal. Heuheee re. dtewt ot hl ivldentlv did not think of Isa. lx, I, 8, and publie suction, to th- highest bidder <m Hat |1_‘", dl",M' ,r,s<4ujto_tb<»w who have sprung, sprung. ।| ^J^ed, in<leed. destiny dretiny aeciue» deci Jm tot 1 must go— a . man nenonally known to me. He S end toon tlnfl. tb.t-.ll the of tbe light that was to shine in Galilee. day tbe Mh dar at September. A. DJ»1. at I wuu uave ■----------------------------------------d~rv 2ril prepare prep^ the th.----------------tbe । J on from the ranks. 1I now desire way by rending to th 42. “Hath not the Scripture said tnat bare dlMfpeared. end that be l» In « b* tt r enndlllon then erer. Tbe greet regeUbl Christ cometh of the seed of Darid, and n. ntn,all:.,rd r‘! me a “ repson reM“" for bestowing |I rT c„ nit«i iUsl States in in advance treasure sumout of tbe town of Bethlehem where David license Pm yoa youvto Crites of tho tbe Legion of ot ’; deat Hpot u mee meet whatever-™, remedy bu no rivet. tb® VruHS t whatever needs-------may was.” Lav. Would Wonla you yon care l:nro to possess powrss itT thiswb,ch treasure, mon turn, winch SSSS-*" it?” 1: Xnd it is kmr Yen, truly, ihU wns all plainly written #er^^/‘an PC.[I?r’ toy U1^ on ® lhappincM dnPP*nc*s is ^0 “War, one to j ,-oa to take charge of aud fortn Miehtnn. alt of tbe iu Ps. cxxxii, 11; Mic. v, 2, and other puswv?’"1“““ Krief. tot I cannot oonve’v to its destination." ___ sagts, but not any more plainly than the ■^'•"•raooxh.” ............... | ^rno-e lifted his heavy eyebrowv- D'!JS°^7tSpb'S''>- aoldlcr. who statements concerning Galilee aod Egypt j , Ab-a P^’tty compliment! In return “* sis * not -’..^ much “------Well,----truly, ** tot “b in tbe passages referred to iu tbe previous lad by thia time recovered hia verse. Their difficulty was just tbe diffi­ and there was a new air of pnde »•. 4V<tt-w* n c< ‘^pJhnent uro th— r-tevu. for ,ut you. wu. In Au France rz»uuc nn nndertaking, my emperor, culty of as many today; they take such tLi^J'^y "“Uian Frenchmen. Of tbe»> .slough, to be sure, gvld welgtoi a good । ht> ilpmcanor showing that he had ... ....... ? ‘uiuwn rreaenmen. Scriptures as seem to suit that which they ^ty million I have chosen one man ■ S uullion I a.™ -k----------------------- |here roony box™ of «w^reeb" awish to believe., but they will not take any tntereac in that which seems to conflict duty, I 'Only one. captain, snd tot_dore „ ‘ni-f.,.r ”r "a‘certain important dutv, hJl been conferred npon him. can trwu..most —___ >unplidtly. _____ ___ . tot “ _ ™trin «old,” replied Napoteon. with a ^tnu: Whois you will trite," oontmnri — —Aiupuciu tou. n^ZZZ ' ”£*° .^Moreo-Wriit is not «> IriT *“ ° un. ‘Csotaie fptain SoUajoT ■ An press ytsstmi H:ln CURED Hood's Sarsaparilla I' I CURE SICK HEAD ACHE ■ | Prof. I. HUBERT’S Malvina cream oAW1^.^ Michigan Centra^ nuito,. && Eifel ft: gal* l» Eal^g Wlvar.M’S 7^7^ ■ r”1 st Children Cry for Pitcher's Castorla. Children Cry for Pitcher’s Castoria. Children Cry for Pitcher’s Castoria. �/Ff( ____ ■■ LIFE IN* THE STARS. WWMDCTING BOTTLES ON THE SEA AN EVENING v------------- PRESIDENT POLK’S _ NOMINATION. RHYME. LADIES, TTn«h, fathcrt *)*cad: bo baa made him a “You may talk about your discoveries.” said a bustling little old gentleman with a bald head and bushy gray whiskers in thc Auditorium hotel, “but one which I made down on my ranch in Tcxa* two weeks ago lays them all out, and will rank as the moat Important made In centuries. “Alien is my name—John Allen, of San’ Antonio, Tex. I h*ve lived there for lhe past ten years, and am proud of It. In my leisure hours I study astronomy. Great study, astronomy. Many a night have 1 spent lying cu my back looking at the stare, anti wondering if they, like our earth, were peopled by human beingssuch as we. Since first recorded time the question has been asked, and in all the books that I bare road upon the subject nothing hearer tbe truth than speculation is to be found. Many claim that the stars are peopled, and seek to support their claims by cogent rea­ sonings. Others, however, by argument* equally as powerful, take lhe negative side of the theory. ways believed the stars to be inhabited, and more than proud to say that I am able to prove it. Don’t smile till you hear thc story ot my discovery, which, let me say. has never yet been told. ! “You know that March was a notable month, astronomically >i>eaklng, because ■of the unusual number of meteors that pierced Che sky. Had it been November or August it would have excited no comment, :for in those months the earth usually । passes through a meteoric belt Meteors fell in many places, my ranch being one of them. “Tbe one that fell on my place was about two feet in diameter. Tho outside was crushed by fire, but microscopic examina­ tion of the interior showed it to be com­ posed of lava and eoral. Upon learning this I was about to lay the relic aside when curiosity prompted me to break it again. 1 did so, and lol iu it I found a petrified &h of the perch tribe, which proves that the planet where the meteor came from was In­ habitable”---- ■ “But not necessary that it was inhabit­ ed,” broke in a bystander. “Pardon me," said Mr. Allen. “One moment. When I had recovered from my astonishment I looked at the fish closely *nd found sticking in it* mouth a fish .hook.” With which observation Mr. Allen looked at the gentleman who had interrupted him, and adding that when he next returned to Chicago he should bring his discovery with him to be exhibited at the World's fair, doffed his slouch hat and withdrew —Chi- '■ “There isn’t the money in taxidermy thnt there used to be,” said a well known taxid­ ermist “1 don’t think there are more than two taxidermists in New York today who make a living without having some other iron in the Are. Fifteen years ago there was money in the business. We used to get ten dollars a* piece for stuffing pet cate and dogs, and we could run off two and three a day. There isn’t any call to­ day tor chat sort of thing. Our principal eales now are stuffed doves for funeral purposes. We sell about 7,000 a year. In the lower part of the city they bring *1.23 or *1.30 a piece, and uptown three dollars a niece. A dove, you know, is really no larger than a robin, and these so called doves are In fact pigeons. Genuine doves would be worth ten dollars a pair. “Most of these pigeons are bred by fandera on the outskirts of Baltimore and marketed in New York. We were the first to introduce pigeons in New York to be used for funeral purposes. That was in 1875. and at the start he got *3.50 for each one. We used to turn out *500 a week. There are so many now in the business, however, that the price has been cut down oue-half. “Nearly every taxidermist 'docs his own ahootiug. Re usually takes a run out to Long Island iu the season, nnd shoots snipe and any other game he comes aero*". Some­ times be can sell a case of sluffed birds to a private family at a good figure, but unless be has so me big business bouse to work for be will have a hard time In making both ends meet.”—New York Telegram. The folio ping Instructions to smiths who shoe cavalry horses hare been issued from the department of wan "In preparing the home's foot for the sboe do not touch with tbe knife tbe frog sole or bars. In removing tbe surplus growth of that part of tbe foot which is tbe seat of t be shoe use the cutting pincers and rasp, and trot the knife. The shoeing kuife may be used if necessary in using the top clip. Opening the heels or making a cut in the angle of the wall at tbe heel must not be allowed. Tbe rasp may be used upon tho part of tho foot when necessary. No cutting with the knife is permitted—the rasp alone is neces­ sary. Fiat footed horses should be treated “In forging the shoe to fit thc foot be -careful that tbe shoe is fitted to and foliow» the circumference of tbe foot dear round to the heels. The heel* of tbe sboe - should not be extended back straight aud outside of the walls at the heels of the horse’s foot, as is frequently done. C*re must be used that the sboe is not fitted Loo email, the outside surface of the wall being then rasped down to make the foot short to suit thc shoe, as often happens. The hot shoe must not be applied to the home’s tool under any circumstances. Make the upper of foot surface of the shoe perfectly flat, so ** to give a level bearing. A shoe with a concave ground surface should be The first qomplete Bible printed in En­ glish was taaued in 1535 without any pubIfober’s name It was tbe work of Mile* Coverdslc. who incorporated, wltb revi■fons. Tyndale's books of the New Testa­ ment, of Lhe Pentateuch and of Jonah, and far tbe re>»t translated from German and Latin versions It was thus only partly ' original, and in that part Just a translation of a translation. No perfect copy of this Bible b known to exist A copy sold a few years ago in I<ondou for £120 had the title, tho first few leaves and a map in fac simile.—Chambers’ Journal. prising, public spirited ciliaen aa Mr. Good- font office Id this community. He’d ran well, but we don’t Colou«l John Brownlow! aou.nthtionp.roon. Kllr =' IUU>r In rilnhro™. wrluon hr Jnnjor «Polk. (.«■ w-k. Iwtorr hr— u B^Umorr '» thi. Irtur Folk u, Andr.. dKtaoo raiucu ■ Inst to«« th. rapport rf Sec. the Man in tho fJcon and his sheep. loo ,.k. htm btc«p.»lrep. to runite mm rioe wx i.n .•>~p Inc lita qmllltaKlom lor th. P1***- “ There ere .bepoo lb. era-.h. Ibra p doses nt follows: “I boph tb* Tennessee jn tho sky. C1OM» nt IM. __ In mv del*.Uou wtu wUl ««■« JU '“floera. In run think think.lt »: range. delegation w.*, .*. -.—.M-nt Bat no one can It. is strange. *« tlie When they know that tho Mnu in the Moon l>ehaU behalf a* the candidate candidate for for vice Ppresid®t. ■ • this bits been the ombltaon of my Uf«has sheep, Four years ago 1 desired the ’ And the skyland up there ta his range, hut 1 gave way to other., and now I hope sleep, sleep. . my friends will support rue. . Th* Man in the Moou ta* border, dear. “The Tenn®*** delegation, said Colo­ And the aooHy white cioucta are his abrep. nel Brownlow, “bad no idea of making _. . . ... ,n,i,r ! Polk their candidate for the presidency, X .uttered And 3J ljrio< t^dc her asleep, _____ neir supj«>rv vi. ----- ■ „d U..I. merely n.mli»a Tb. raovmtloo. two years after it was dropped overboard । -Under the dusky mmqulte; • bowwrr.dlil by a schooner from Ambergris Key. a little , White through thc blue pasturesI of heaven of lb. olber pony wore AgbUns b.rd.»bj U island in the Bahama group. | Tho moon man I* drifting hta sheep. • WM Io oor of tbv Mirenw 0< Ko .traio,-lre ____ bleep. Tho_______ bottle,______ with Its paper inside,___ bad ; bleep,Bleep, aJtcp. ,b... merely unllreirt .he MU-otlonpl »bo proved the theory of ocean currents It bad followed thc Gulf Stream until it bad pOr the Lobo mlgU come7 ’ eoorention. bUJor DonolrauMwra n<jmm.i-1 J.0.0. K. Volk ra. omdldut for Ike been caught by th&t current which siyeein ! From his haunt* In the hill* uremdeoev. Dortlran .era rapirawd to bo to tbe south along tbe coasts of eastern Aud * “bowj- at - a •baby ■ that cries, KrmoatMd«*o>'OUHickory.' .ml the Im bleep, sleep. f Europe aud northern Africa, had been car­ Bueno, of Andrew Jrakran ried thence to the westward until it en­ Tho Man in tho Moon is a herder, rwnet. thl. cm.M.1 . «t«<np«lo ww.rd Polk, rad tered the Caribbean sea, then passed be­ And tbe woolly white clouds are bis sheep. he WM nomlnnwd W hen Andrew,JMktween the wretern end of Cuba and Cape ran herd of It be wm not pleraed. lie Gracia* a Dio*, the eastern extremity of bod . contempt for Polk beenora b. would Yucatan, and. having made the circuit ot ARE WOMEN MERCENARY? uoe H«bt • duel with Henry A. " Im when the Gulf of Mexico, wns washed ashore ou the western end of Ambergris Key. Diverse Opinion* on the Que»tioo of be pulled bl. nomtdurtnt bbranyln «Mb Ington M .peaker of Urn bourn of repr. Other bottles which have been dropped ! ,, overboard by outgoing steamer" have, as n j Two women were diacnssing a very deli­ sentatlven.” “What did Polk say aa to bis nomina­ Ul? u‘.,"ralt ol „.,„ OJra; Is woman as a sex ... --------- cate subject: mercenary tbelr drift A. tbe bottle tn.ui tbe Ceph» I . tion?" I asked. “They tell n queer story concerning it tn acquainta4 with looiA but ram. ot them hoe. dereloped i “I think lhlnk Ij am very well ratuolnUd TenueMce." replied C«»lonel Brownlow. morke.1 eorentrlellte. In tlulr rongrra I my sex,„ ia one, “and I, nm ”„ said am forced to acTbtu. OM which wm Krown orarto.nl, k^,wl„,lo my„1( „™ .pt '•The news was announced to him by nts tram th. nramrtlp Alter off Cn» Bora | w Uon ?h, „„Unn.l w.trt (or «b.i m.r brother, William Polk, and James K. Polk the rautboMten, retro,nit, of hewroond | lnwl fn>m Th,f m,k, lbem- would not believe iL William Polk was a Irad raeiu. to here ra.de . "ta. Un.” tor p^lrtlraly terrerable to people ot much brighter man than James K. Polk. the Arare.. where It wm picked up on the inflMtae rad ignore thrwe th.l.reot .ra.ll Ho was the Tom Corwin of Tennessee in tarah nrar P.r.1 In lu raw If went ron„„noe. Tbe mor. tnnorant joons bis days, nnd was noted a* a wag. He directly rarom tta Golt Sue.m, rad tolmoU brlffl.Uy on tbe yonM could tell stories by the yard, nnd Presl lowed . current norar tatore ..uprated. , who „nd> n„wr„ ,.„dy, «„u the dent Lincoln, who knew him well, was very fond of him. J ?“ ! U gift. “Well. WHUam Pnlk was the first man ship Sardinian about 300 miles southeast1 — ..wa .<il*l — nt lul sort. wnrr Xtnn am on off ..a — more substantial Men are so of Cape Farewell, the southern extreoMty foolish too. They fancy women sincere to get thc news of James K. Polk’s nomi­ nation. He beard of it while his brother ot Grranl.n.1. WM plekral up on the .tarto and aDU honest, „onral „„„ and consider it a privilege ‘Irtippnl orarbo.nl, wh,„ they .re nllorrad to m.ke o pnraot was trying a petty teq dollar justice of the .boot SOO mile, off the rant ot ScoUrad Tju. u tlrat bM ll.rured ttair peace case in the town, and ho came into the lawyer’s office and interrupted the was found in nearly the same place. Both vnnilot three bottlra, journeying tow.rd .be j lhkt U „ hjp». trial, saying: “ 'Jim, have you heard lhe news from Lrad of tta Mldrdght Sun. tadI .bows » nnd ^pln,. ! reuiemtar tta «rooc eorreut retUng tram tta berth Ab ,lm, wh,n u tered »u In.ult tor Baltimore?' “The future president replied that he had Unite on tta horwe.i.n .bore. glee prerenl. to youn, Udlre. The general retail ra tra Menu u> ta Now_ howe„r, woman has changed all noL • “ ‘Well, Jim, the nomination* ore made, that strong current •* — a■ — ............. — ’ sets "" from '"m the east UM. .nd .rter.miuthM known, girl » upon tbe shores isles, and aweek he aak« her to accept a diamond and you are nomi nated for the presidency.’ --------------- of tbe British vet? K. Polk laughed, and so did tho strong one rashes Into'the Caribbean sen j |Jract,|et or some other expensive trinkeL from the Atlantic. This is a fact loug( lt ^ny tbo bad." rest of the crowd. They all thought it was mtenlnbrerl by writer, on pbyidral teog-' Ttaothertedy luigtadbrartlly M whet tins of Bill Polk’s jokes, but. they soon r*phy, tat never hetore demoiutrated M it I ,h, ^,4 b,, friro|., p^nui.-jr learned that it was tbe truth, and Polk Em been by the bydroprepbie office But । ton ..xon^n,..” .ho <™d, "I'm M- mnd* an active canvass during the camtta experiment, of th. hydrographic office. lo^“bal yoa tvtan, tave you bran paigu. tare eta, deralop«l tta tret ctat r.rlotu , o( Am W1U ButamUtu, “President Polk was killed by anxiety other ralaldtery tmrrrau. ration over . । n, XoWi m, ^nr Mend. 1 In­ and hard work," Colonel Brownlow went ters. .prae, exit which were not hetore , 1Ut tnu ,u )out «,neln. on. “He was laid in bi* grave by the cuopectod. hew York Tribune . nn41 , thra. rxrvnt tor . little Mexican war. and in-some way he got tho siona, and I claim that, except for a little community of women found in every large idea that the responsibility for that war capital, the general modesty and pride of rented on him. Ho was conscience stricken, The colors used In tho new Corean uni­ the feminine sex are as pronounced as they and felt himself responsible for the lives form are different from those of any of the were when we were a good deal younger lost in IL This feeling preyed upon him. armies of Christendom. The shirtiike than we are now. You know well* enough and the anxiety and hard work connected waist* are of purple cotton, faced with red; I that you would not allow one of your with bls position brought him to his grave. the hat* are black, and there is a bright | daughter" to accept a gift from a man, and When he entered the White House he was red band about them. The pantaloons are | you know that they would never dream of young, straight, black haired and about purple, and tbe feet are swathed in great! maneuvering for one. Now, are you so fifty year* of age. When he came out he white boots of padded cotton. ' conceited as to think you are different from was ii stooped, wrinkled old man, whose During my stay at tbe Corean capital the ’ other mothers, or your daughters superior hair was gray and whose step was feeble. He went back to Nashville, and be died in native genrml-iu-chlef incited me to attend to all other grirls? a review of lhe troops. I rude in a chair} “Why, the world is crowded with just a few month* after ho left the presidency. borne by four big batted Coreans to the ; such people, and in them is tbe great spirit —Washington Letter. drill grounds at the edge of the palace, and that keeps the race alive. 'The only way saw 400 soldiers go through all sorts of evo- j that your conclusion la to be arrived at is lotion*, moat of which seemed to be those i»y confining your studies to a uarrow Curious yarns nre spun about the method of tbe gymnasium rather than those act coterie of ill bred, high strung and badly of dispensing followed by divers captains down in military tactics. regulated women that makes iLelf con- on deep water. The sea lawyer usually The general would give a command, and ' wpicuous in a city like New York. These found in a ship's forecastle fondly asserts every soldier would lift his leg and bold it } women make a noise and are vulgar, and that each bottle of the medicine chest beam at right angles to >his body until another j it is their habit to get all tihey can out of a distinguishing numbet, aud upon thia word brought it to the ground again. | people they meet. But you ought to know foundation prvewds to build the following There was the raising of tbe arm. the ' that they are a wofully small part of the story, which is redolent with tho salt sea. throwing out of tbe fists, and other exer ! world, and cannot affect that fine feminine An Illiterate shipmaster, having consulted cises which many school children of the } character that objects to common contact. his lxx>k of medical instructions, found United Stale* practice daily. Z i and whose chief feature is the quality of that a strong dose from No. 0 bottle wm The soldiers of Corea act os tbe police of ~-* J- Fie! Believe — *in -------------------— pride. your!sex. myJdear. the proper remedy for a sick sailor stand­ tbe capital. The city of Seoul contains Woman is upt mercenary or calculating.” ing before him. No. G, however, had been about 300.000 people, mos| of whom live in . The last apcnkcr was *□ vehement nod in great request during tho passage, and one story thatched huts. A great wall convincing that the other smiled over her not a drop remained. For a moment the run* around the city, climbing tbe mount­ teacup and said: “Well, dear, perhaps I was amateur doctor was at a loss. An inspira­ ains and crossing tbe valleys which sur­ mistaken. I’m snro I hope so.” And tion opportunely caused his corrugated round it, ami this wa|l has a number of every one else must hope so toe.—New brow to smoother. He mixed together gate*.—Frank G. Carpenter in Youth's York Sun. portions from bottles No. 2 and No. 4 on Companion. the strictly arithmetical principle that two and four make six. Deponent say st h not There is one big “don’t” which nine-tenths what effect. If any, the dreadful decoction The waiter was expecting his usual tip, of womankind might with advantage hang had upon thc seaman.—Pall Mall Gazette. and when the young man had gathered up up over their dressing tables,and it is this: all of tbe change except a dime, of course “Don’t smile perpetually!” Is there any­ he reached for iL But tbe young man thing more wearisome than the person who There is *□ enormous spider frequently ceaselessly expand* and contract* the lips stopped him. — found in the jungle, fully three inches long “You don't get thoM now,” he said; "I’ve over the teeth, without mirth or meaning, in tbe body and seven .across the legs, for that is what the continual smile event­ got a use for them.” black in color, and elegantly marked with Then he reached down in his pocket, ually become* Let any woman stand be­ red and yellow. It spins a geometrical web Clled out a patent pocket dime savings fore a mirror and attempt to produce an about four feet iu diameter between two animated smile of welcome. She will be nk and slipped tbe coin into 1L trera. which web is strong enough to knock “Sorry for you, Charles,” he continued; surprised at the witless grimace that will off a pith hat. (n oue case the web was “if I had any nickels you’d get the usual respond. That Is what smiling is with no extended between trees at least twenty soul behind iL I^earn to smile with the tip,” feet apart by a system of guys and stays, “I s’poac io," replied the darky gloom­ eye, and keep the mouth and facial lines In of which not one was unnecessary or out ily. “Tboee patent -things is most drivin’ reffijse. We speak of the pleasing gravity cf place; aud besides, was stretched iu a me to ruin. A quahter’s too much, and of the oriental*. This Is tbe secret of it—a vertical direction by two good sized pieces there ain’t anjr mo' dimes, an’ I don’t git kindly light in the eye, with a quiet ex­ of wood—ax chips, in fact—slung to ito nothin' but nickels, and mighty few of pression of tbe face. There is no copyright lower margin. upon iL Let her nnd him who will imitate I them. But never mind, suh; I kin fix it. 1 Some of the Sumatran spiders are of it.—Her Point of View in New York Times. reckon." such extraordinary and uuspklcrlike And the next day he changed a bill for shapes that only drawings could give an the young mau and gave him one dollar in Idea of them. One specie*, about the size nickels. Id n report on the factory and workshop of a garden spider; has a hard, shelly body, “Moe’ afraid you’d run short, sab," he industries in which women jirc employed with n pear shaped projection on each aide, said; “ain’t got a dime in the bouse. Don’t Carroll D. Wright remarks the almost to­ which, as well u the body, is covered with keep 'em uo mo’. Can’t afford it, no bow." tal absence of the American born girl. spikes.—Chambers’ Journal Any man who shows a pocket bank in Here nre some cold blooded statistics aa to that restaurant now can stay there weeks the amount of wages earned by women in Wife (reflectively)—1 do wonder without seeing a di use. Tbe waiters have some industries in New York: Milliner* got it all fixed.—New York Telegram. average *2.50 a week; shirtmakers, *3; un­ men grow bald and women do not. Husband—Because of the intense activity derwear makers, 43; doskmakcra, *3.50; boxmakers, «; feather workers, *4; men'a of men's brains. Wife—And why is It women have no No wonder the When a man han created a habit of eat­ clothing makers, *4. whiskera? ing at a certain place be thinks of that par­ American girl is not to i*e found in these Husband—Because of the intense adlv industries. How could she live on such an ticular place whenever he gets hungry. He tty of their chins.—Pittsburg Bulletin. may have begun by accident, have secured income? But tbe question remains, Where |S she? ____________________ a good seat, a good waiter, or got acquaint­ FtblUnHiMbuL—-------------ed with tbe proprietor, or got some favor­ Stale of Michigan County of Barry—**. At * se*"’*n of the Probate Court for the ite dish to his taste, or met agreeable peo­ It may encourage tbe humble maiden of pountj- of Rnrry. holdra at the ITnliste Office ple Some insignificant thing struck him limited resources and busy life to know in the City of Hast! tig*. in sold countv. on' favorably. In a few days be goes there by that during the life of the Danish king’s Tuesday, the 23th day of August, la the year one habit. He get* angry Jind dissatisfied thousand eight hundred and ninety o«. daughters tbe royal sire was compara­ l,^o?Xn,■ w* Ar»»tro4*. Jud«e of every now and then anti tries another tively poor, and connequently the two most place, bat he finds drawbacks everywhere popular and powerful women at Europe— , *'• n*p matter of the estate of few? a, 7 aud goes back again. Habit I* stronger tbe Princess Alexandra of Wales and tho Jones, derenswl. than tbe attractions of superior foot! and Czarina Dagtnar of Russia—used to trim cookery—stronger, than money considera­ their own bonnets, fashion their own praying ibst the sarninMnilx.n of said nutp tions. If It ’’•ere not for habit thc good gowua and do up their own laces, besides A!bert w»r»er. er will of a hotel or a newspaper would be looking after several other things not other suitable person. worthless, and scores of restaurants around nearly so easy of accomplishment.—Ex­ town would be closed in a month.—New change. York Herald. Of all the wonders that tboae who go down to the aea in ships are brought in contact with, none in so unfathomable or incomprehociHible as those mighty rivers that flow through tbeocean nnd are known aa streams where they are Well defined, ----------------------- where they are not The .... and ss current* Unlud SlMa H»<lrosr»pUI» ollie, bra been making, in the last few years, a serie* or •xperiment* experiment* calculated to test fully the tbe ot theory of stream* and current* in tbe North Atlantic. Lieutenant Nozro has ' among his treasures in the branch hydro- i graphic office in this city a little bottle 1 which once held a half pint of whisky. Subsequent to thnt it held a paper saying that it was dropped overboard from tbe. steamship Cephalonia 400 mUes east of ■ Boston. It was brought into thia port ATTENTION. We have received a LARGE INVOICE OF ROCHESTER snots Manufactured by the Genesee Shoe Co, successors to Smith i Herrick. Our many lady customers will remember THE NEAT FIT They always received from this line of shoes and we can assure them that thus invoice is fully up to the stand­ ard in every respect, and we guarantee every pair. Wo also have a lull line of the following shoes. Reynolds Bros., Utica, N. Y. Rindge, Bertsch & Co., Grand Rapids. W. L. Douglas, Brockton, Mass. Snedicor & Hathaway, Detroit. WOOLLEY & BRONSON. MONEY Regular Price boisterous bookmaker addressed Lord Randolph Cb arch HI as follows: "Pleased tbe everlasting scarf on tattea in tbe middle of further ordered, that ulri 1.75 OUR OFFER! The two papers one year for Subscribe with us or with any of our author :;sprw,^rri'.: wjeraws ized agents. MUle. sre required u aypexr Court. then to .75 1.00 Hastings Banner, 1 year Detroit Weekly Tribune The two COOK BROS. � https://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/418/HastingsBanner_1891-09-03.pdf 109ecfb97b65829251dc0fb552be4b95 PDF Text Text Largest Circulation of any paper in the 1 County. . Hastings Banner VOL. XXXVI. NO. 18 Hastings, mich., September 3,189-1. MU’S SUIT IN THE OUSE F’OZFL Si 5.00. (B .ri-inir Black Worsted.) This week only. Can it I.,. ' ' Is it possible? How can they afford it! I end 9imllar tpuxtbny uMl be arked on all uldn to-ibiy cvn.'hr rtartllng statement conveyed abteM: nnti yet, great ua the mail be. It could lutrdly be otherivitc, taking into coKKlderam.Ki': t nraordlnary and crceptbmal offer. Just think.' Here , Tmi cr wht re but yesterday tiuiUaandx of smu were mafked at . . . ■ id not have l>cen xold for lox than $18. »30, X*2 gsa, g?;, |ni(j . You can step in to-morrow and take your choice i $15.00. . ■p.i. ajiut irlHir rhl. mite mean*. Urrry ,rural U Otupei truth. , . I... room for skeptintanL Every man can find out firr him­ . i:r< '!i man in at perfect liberty to step right among dur $18, cauR tablcx and SELECT HIMSELF ANY SUIT HE PLEASES. - is <onrrulfd. Nothing bt reserved. Nothing in c.rrepted. ;::j in open and aboveboard, mid every auit, no,mutter haw high if* former grief may have been, $15 buyt U noir. ,- .-rrludc our Ittack Wonted*; we include all our fine Imported . and f’nxidinercu. Our reasons for this money-losing sale? ;i . .'I. icr hurtlly thitde they cowcent the jnihlie. However, Hnee . .■ buii't /i<hi njfttlr, ted don't i«f\}ect telling. Although the nettlui.i been ycnerrtllv prfutpcroiHf. the atrUco. .•, in the virlier taimmcr numihMand rnctuly weather ijanenillv ix! I ■ ■ have iteeii a great drau'txuk on. the talc i of fine sKi.’x. EftT-i/body cconomkcrl, or. had to economite, to make . , i. inert. Thnx the man aceuxtamtd to jniylng ftH for\ a xitH -■ Li;, if hbntwtf to one of our fW euitx, while he who ordinarllu s • ,r kio did not Jind it eonveuient to go higher than ft?'or fl5. . ...... the mediinn andloic-priccd nuitii found ready *tdc, the ■ rpni.virc one* L'icy iion't x’tU'k much bnigcr. Fifteen DAllan i* the utmdertiuit ‘ ill make them go. H'c rrpcttf, the flue*! *ult them t..r Flrhen Ihdlars, and youyaurtelf van, if you wish, go i<< pih. from counter to counter, and take any suit.! wheth- t lh $.'<>. $25 or fM. FOR ONLY 915. Can anything be fairI.-. . plaiutTf Ktincmbcr this sale commence* bmuimiw u .a • o'chwk. <nu! will continue one week .from tom»rrmc Ti.e larlicxt coma* will, of rnunc, catch the bc*t iH^rgain*. >cii If you don’t live In Grand Rapid" *e>»d us ire<>t.it justice In selection. It trUl surely pay. . HUDSON’S 1 GRAND RAPIDS. •ou want to buy any furniture; a nice carpet; any­ thing in the line of draperies, rugs of the hike, this season? LINOLEUM What kit? It « a floor cover made of cork. J ail at m-Y >tore and examine it, as it is much superior , to carpet or any other fioSr cover at its value. We are receiving the newest and latest designs- also some o the most desirable novelties in all of our Jines.**L4^ay the store a visit and be pleased. Yours truly, ARCHIE McCOI STEKETEE" IMPROVED BOOKS Hoo Ghoiera cure HOG PIN WORMS IN HORSES M». G. G Steketeei-Yonr Hof Choler. Cut*. « *>ch I ltd two kx»« to a yearling colt, broogbt hui ’td» ot p<n wcum* and smaller red eaea from o« • r a dcinj tpitndidly. Wa believe it to beafPO xdtetne. WILLIS ROBISON. Never w»» known to (ail; th* only tureremodyfc New and Second Hand, W. H. GOODYEAR’S, The Druggist’s- for rate bl Itoling, b, W. u. aoODYXAR. DrunM. Mrs. Wm. Rowley, of Dakota, isvlaltlng her father and mother. Mr. and Mrs. John Donley Tit present. We are informed that she Intends to return to Dakota again this fall. Mrs. T. P. Barnum has been entertain­ ing company from New York state. Dr. A. J. Wright and wife hare gone to Pennsylvania to visit tbe doctor's father, Tbmu Davis mue child, at Middleville, who is quite aged. They will be absent about ten days. ' fell into a heap of hot ashes and coals H. A. Nichols and wife were in Grand that had been dumped in the yard, and Rlpltls last week. was terribly burned the other day. T!te best Advertis­ ing medium tn Bar­ ry County. WHOLE NO. 1890 5. Spell words pronounced by cxaiataMary E. Wilcox returned from Hastings Saturday. PENMANhIUr. Al. Davis* little boy is very sick. 1.What system have you adopted? Levi Gifford has fair new house plastered Give the elements of the small lettera; of ready for the finishers. the capital letters. School begins at the Center Monday,' 2. How do you secure accuracy In witt­ Sept 7, Mary E. Wilcox teacher. . ing the elementary forms, and uniform School commenced at the Austin the progress? 3. How do vou secure legibility? How 31sL Ed. Brown teacher. Will Seger, wife and Lou Glenn were does it rank in importance? at A. Coombs* the fore part of the week. 4. What kind of class-drill would you Will Campbell had an uncle, James employ to secure ease of movement? Campbell of Port Huron, visit him last 5. What three ends do you seek to ob­ Jacob Miller Is about to start a cigar tain In teaching penmanship? week that he had not seen for years. , factory at Middles Hie, F. Snore and H. Hart each come to the Will Corwin and family moved Into Miss 6. -In making examination papers in front with a new wagon. any study, do you take the penmanship Fox's house this week. 8. Senslba. near Gun lake, has a fine Milton Murphy, of Hastings, is visiting A big wedding in North Assyria Tuesday and general neatness of the paper into con­ two-year-old Clydesdale stallion that life mother for a few weeks. evening, the 1st, George Pratt and Pearl sideration? Why? weighs 1136 lbs. By the way he also has Bert Walting and sister Etta are making Cummins contracting parties. PHYSIOLOGY. 30 acres of as good com as we have seen arrangements to attend school In Nashville. 1. Which is the best food for boon The social at Jerome Frost’s last week on sandy land this season. He says the Several of our U. B. members - attended netted the society the neat sum of 88. making, beef or oat meal? Give reasons secret of Its not curiing during the drouth, the camp meeting at Hastings. School meeting Monday nlghL tbe 7 th. for your answer. was the ever-lasting keeping at it with fete A. Snider and wife visited friends in 2. Describe a simple, efficient and in­ cultivator. There Is hardly a weed bi the Orange the past week. expensive system of ventilating the ordina­ whole field. —Middleville Sun. Mrs. E. Barton will go to North Mich, ry district school building. Frank Allerton, of Portland, was here Fred Brunner, while nt work in Fox * 011 business last week. this week to visit relatives. 3. Where and how does the digested Son’s mill, at Freeport, last week Tuesday, L. Whitmore and wife take advantage food pass into the circulation. Several of our citizens attended camp parted company with three fingers which meeting at Lake Odessa last week. of the excursion Thursday and spend a 4. Name, describe and give the use of got too close to a hungry buzz-caw. ‘ L. Lockhart Sundayed with friends In week at Petoskey. all the parts of a joint 1L D. Norwood is quite low with fever. Walter Burling has for years realized Carlton. 5. How can you remove Ute animal Win. Cooper is doing a hustling business matter from bone*? How the mineral mat­ the fact that he was losing considerable in the way of buggy painting. money every year by selling iiis apples tn ter? What particular advantage to a E. J. Hartman is soon to erred a nice child to see this experiiiient? What prac­ home dealers, and this year resolved to Mrs. Mamie Bunnell, of Hickory Corners, deal directly with commission men. He visited her sister Miss Lottie Loomis, the dwelling on Oak St opposite A. Bush’s re­ tical use in tbe knowledge of the composi­ sidence. stripped 26 barrels of early apples east a past week. tion of the bones? Mrs. Addison Pennock is going to build 0. What are the laeteals? What are few weeks ago, and last week got returns A goodly number from this vicinity at­ the lymphatics? Are the laeteals and for the same. A few barrels sold for 81.50 tended the camp meeting Sunday. Some a house on Oak St to rent or sell. We won’t say what day it was that Mr. lymphatics connected in any way? but nearly 20 of them were sold at 25 cents others going the fore part of the week Potter caught eleven fine bass at Pleasant 7. What is a cold? What hygienlo per barrel. He was out his apples and with their tents. The school at| the Doud school house lake. treatment would you advise for a cold? about 75 cents cash.-.-Freeport Herald. 8. Make a drawing of tbe eye ball and failed to begin Monday last with Lewis There are several apple buyers in town, A lot of Freeport hunters are talking Mixer teacher, but will begin next Monday and Ute competition is making a good indicate the part/*by number and name about going to Montana on a hunting ex­ with Irving Gaskill teacher. market. pedition. ___________________ 9. What would be tbe probable effect James. Shepherd, of Martin Comers, Bishop Bros, are at Shultz this week. afld Felix Chamberlain, of Delton, visited Jerry Sproul has purchased a lot on on gastric digestion of taking alcohol into Bandeld. Maple St and will, erect a store building the stomach Immediately after eating a Frank Doty. Mr. Phillips and Jonas, at O. Loomis last w«*ek. meal? E. B. Payne has purchased a new com­ there soon. Moore had some sheep killed last week 10. How does inspired air differ from It is not an uncommon thing to see by dogs. Willard Ny« was called upon to fort stove. Price 803. from five to fifteen teams waiting to un­ expired air In composition? How does adjust the damages. XVundlnnd. venous blood differ from arterial blood in load at the mill. Rev. Wallace goes to confrenceat. Grand composition*. ’ Most of our farmers are getting their fal* Branstetter and Doster shipped a Rapids next Monday. V. K. U1STOBY. . car load of hogs from here Saturday. ilow hi shape. Doty and Stringham shipped another 1. Name three discoverers In the em­ Orville Burst of Grand Rapids, is spend­ f Geo. Batdon is on the sick list. carload of hogs last Monday. ing his vacation with his parents just ploy of the Spanish, English and French, ' Deacon Holmes Is very sick.’ Frank Bristol and wife received 11 sou respectively, giving a discovery of each. Burglars visited Dr. Kilpatrick's drug' south of town. Into tbe family last week and all are doing 2. What do the following dates suggest:. The new saloon opened Tuesday, and store Monday night. As bis safe was not finely. closed they did not blow it open, but satis­ we expect to be again greeted with tbe 1497, 1565, 1007, 1609. 1020, 1765? Next Sunday the Sunday school is to be fied themselves by tearing off the cash with old familiar 3. Mention a prominent battle of (a) and oft repeated reorganized. the French and Indian war; (b) the revo­ drawer, and eating about two pounds of ••hie”! School meeting next Monday evening Cheese that wa" full of skippers. En­ Lance Jones is contemplating building lutionary war. (c) tiie war of 1813: (d) the at 8 o’clock sharp. Mexican war and (e) tin* war of the rebel­ a residence ou Oak St. south of IL IL Kitlie Mosher antrii’eter Fisher's daught­ trance Into the store was eff«*cte(i by break­ School meeting will be held at the lion. ing out a large light ot glass. No clue er will conuiHmce attending school at has yet been obtained, but It is supposed school house Monday evening September 4. With what great enterprise is each Battle Creek next Monday. of the following names associated: (a) 7th. that they were amateure. . Mrs. J. F. Williams jmd daughter were DeWitt Clinton? (b) S. F. B. Morse? The bus(ne*s part of our village came (c) Cyrus-D. Field? (d) Henry CioyF near going up in flames.one evening last at Gslebburg Saturday and Sunday. The apple dryer Is ready for business week. The drapery in B. 8. Holly’s front Hen* is a question far matiiematlcmis. (e) M. Bartholdi? and to judge by the arrangements inside window caught tire from a lamp - and in a If a Jarmer sows 00 acres of wheat, how 5. Name at least five presidents of the can dispose of all the apples brought to it. few seconds was a|l ablaze, hut by prompt matij- ocrea will be theshed? Our limited United States, mentioning some events Wheal has been coming to Cloverdale in .und energetic work was subdued after de­ observation leads us to place the answer associated with the administration of each large quantiles during the past week. ; stroying aliout 850 worth of goods. of the five. forty one acres and sixty pxls. Another large kiln of brick has just 6. Tell all you can of the founding of We wondet If It would not be well to been fired at the yard here. the first college In America agitate the subject of fire protection. Camping out is not as fashonable as it 1 Would it not bo well to profit by the ex­ 7. Name the most Important inventions Following art* the real estate transfers was since the damp weather set In. perience of other villages. After the busi­ of the week ending August 31. 1891, as that have been made by Americans, and Minnie Gillespie and Satie Deck enchhati ness part of our beautiful villagelias gone taken from the books in the register's office: the name of the -inventor. 8. Where was the Continental Congress a birthday party last week. up In flames it will be too iate to take lireJ. A. Ernsburgerto Fred K. Rickie; city lot In session during the war? Mr. Wright who has been sick for ib caution. J7C0. Maurer to Geo. J. Ha&nuui; Ma sec. long time Is growing weaker ami no hopety; We wonder why it would not be wise to IT Philip Maple Grove ««»i. FIHJns ■ Particular Order. arc entertained of his recovery. incorporate our village? Of course It will Jaue 11. Navlorto Henry Crapofl; ttO a sec. It was in the dog da)*s, so. ordering din­ make our taxes higher, but would we not 31 Assyria f3«0. Marxarat Van Gradel to Philip Maurer; 30 a ner, he made it a special stipulation that Siapiv ur»,o. gel enough better protection and conven­ sec. 4 Maple Grove Staoo. Mrs. Guy has a sister and nephew visiW iences to offset the extra tax? I. N. Keeler to A. C. Dibble ; 1<X Middleville one dish JfiDtild be an ice pudding. TLo g tier n The I. O. O. F. lodge of this place Is •st. ing her from unm. Ohio. Jus. Dibble to Estella & Richards; lot Middle­ peared. Id due course the dinner disap­ Mr. II.. Rribart was quite ,___ sick last week but .(loin(( considerable work of late. ville Sts. .-! better .t Palmerton is still on the sick list. is -------reported at »i,u this writing. Eva Barber to K. G. Barber; lot Middleville peared also, at least as far as the roasts and entrees were concerned. “Now," said the Mrs. M. Guy and J. D- Guy visited F. F. Hilbert Ims gone to Detroit to at­ •m. H. G. Monroe to F. E.Monroe; 20 a sec. 3 host, ns he wiped tbe perspiration from his friends in Ionia Saturday and Sunday.' tend the exposition. .. , , . HopelASO 2 Win. Seaman is plastering his house. I Palmerton A Smith have added about M. 8. Roush to Freeport Cemetery As8’u; brow, "bring" in the Ice pudding." Tbs waiter vanished, and presently returned, parcel Irving Slri. Mr. Whitney and daughter are attending; 8200 worth of books to their law library. Edward Riggs to Salma Crossman; pareel bearing triumphantly a noble plum pud­ the U. B. conference In Grand Rapids thia Our school will commence next Monday. sec. 35 Thornnpple 11200. ding, surrounded by n sea of blazing sauce. Prof. J. M. Smith visited his parents Salma Urowiman to IJlile B. Riggs; lot Middle­ ' jki). Guy and S. Nlcewander will take "Why, what is this?" naked the dismayed and brother in Yankee Springs last week. villa WOO. John sheau to W. >1. and (Rk>- Dunning; 90 master of the feast. “Do you wnntloburn In the excursion to Petoskey this week, us nil up?" “Well, air,’’ was tbe ■*Thursday. grlevcd reply, “you asked for a nice pud­ IL S. Shoup was the first man to sow I). IL Burdick and Dr. J. M. Elliott each ding, and this is tbe nicest pudding ws Name and Residence wheat In this vicinity. lost a valuable work hor*e a few days ■No 1 BenJ. Crossman, could make.*’—London Truth. , Middleville Geo. Demery and wife visited W oodland 123 •< 1‘MrkAR •• fci!Mrs. Nelson Bennett, of Harbor Springs, t friends last week. EvaTuekay,'Yankee Springs is visiting her daughter, Mrs. Grant Moon, ... 1utohn Bene way, Middleville A good Abajin father gave his non a ,x* ) Myrtle Sprague, “ ■nd other relatives. nickel and sent him to church, and after ba Farmers have their ground nearly ready i John O. Dodge, Chicago Miss Grant and her aunL of Grand Rap- ■rap , came home asked him what the text waa. 1 Marian K. Hodges. Cleveland ids. who have l»een visiting at M. M. Rock­ for wheaL .♦ a , Wm. R. (.took. Hastings He said he did not know. Willie Larabee. of Kansas, visited at A. well’s returned to their home Friday. « J Sadie E. Robtrts ,:n “Did you forget everything?" naked tbe j Fred Nesbitt, Castlelou L. Campbell's last Sunday. Rev. Albertao... a former pastor of the , parent. " Daniel F. Newton, D. Iw-Morthland, C. Wesleyan church of this place, visiteu 128 i Kila Turner “No," said the boy. carefully, “1 remem­ , i Emmet: Feighner “ F Cock and J. H- Valentine are in the a portion of tils (lock last week. >1 y I Maiida Unaea “ bered not to put the nickel on the plate." city attending the Hazel vs. Hazel picnic F J. Woodward, Pt Central California .j mi j James H. Mcl’eck, Baltimore “Why, you henthenl" i Relle Miller, Camletou “If I’m a heathen it’s, ail right. I know ll*Fred Bergman Is in Grand Rapids this ■nd one of Barry county’s early pioneers, and educators for several years, is now re­ Tbe last excursion of tbe season for once that the poor heathen got the viewing his old stamping grounds and the to Ottawa Beach will be run by nickel that waa intended tor him. 1 bought *7^12. Bailey Is on the road buying hogs. surviving residents who were his schoo the D. L 4N.R. R., via Grand some cakes with that nickel"—Texas Siftr C.,h i»r’ w.. »■ I-*, ““"■’•J scholars, when the little white Ings. *'..... Rapids on Saturday. Sept. 5Lh. A. D. Morford lost two homes last weet boureSltusted at the Comers was the oulj The Bead! is the moat popular School commenced in the Doud district one In the two surveynd townships then place in Western Michigan for known as town one \nd town two. now Angelina Hamfattc —And what la nay Mnndav. E. Gaskill teacher. THE excursions, picnics, etc. and a We understand that Corn Vandenburg’ Barry and Hope. Mr. W • l» w®11 fitted LAST day spent there will afford an and qualified to discern the many changes , Manager—You are to be in tbe clutcbau has gone to Washington. sirlff Benham was ,n ou* £ wrought In and about bls former home. CHANCE agreeable variation from the of the devil's imp, and to steal tbe fairy’s every day monotony incident to trnek looking after Frank Bailej. Mr. In those days only 17 voters having depos­ life in the country of Inland jewels. Bailey If » too-iiiueb married man. Flrat ited their ballots.-That was the foot ng Angelina Hmnfotte— Is that all? towns. Train will leave Wood­ up ottbe P°ll tat A *■ >«' ,-.d„ Manager—No. If you take too long pat­ bury at 9^3 a. m., arriving at ting on your 4-ounce costume, and en­ spring election of 184'2. When only In hU ■- Grand Rapids at 10:45 a. ra. and deavor to steal the diamonds after tbe trens the subject of our remarks was not Ottawa Beach at noon. Leave fairy awakes, you will be delegated U> hold fully satisfied with the knowledge he had the Beach at 0:00 p. m. Round the moon on 11 stick at the back of the flat. acquired, be attended school at Kalamazoo trip rate 81.25. —Jewelers* Circular. for a time, but found It newmsary In con­ Geo. DkHaven, G. P. A. to Galeabor, -here wlte No. J tad sequence of clow attention and hard study Eaabarra wring. SCHOOL COLUMN. MS'S"# "5 toleave for a time in order $o Algernon—I’ve a wlddle for you, Mias Ids health. Laboring In thf open air he >2.^' Mr feller Bred ber „»eral amn rerained health and strength, and Miwanda. Why are chlldweu like tooth bwushes? to-day he trends with an elastic step and READING. Miranda—I don’t know. Why are they? Xt'X'll-wSl^wene^’ his countenance; although the fronts of ‘ 1. What Is meant by emphasis? By ac­ Algernon--Because evewybody pwefera many winters has also caused some cent? By rhetorical pause? his own. See? in our friend and former chum, otherwise 2. Define phonetic spelling. State its Miranda (frigid!y)-No. I don’t see. Not the same F. J- Woodward. advantages. Mark according .to Webster J. H. Brown, of Plainwell, was here or Worcester the following words for pro­ having any Children----Algernon (stammeringly)—Oh, of couraa last week superintending his wheat thresh- nunciation: South Carlton. Christmas, tuneful, corn, notj-but you —you—you have a tooth , . bwush, you know.—Kate Field's Washing­ l0Mra C McCay Is spending a few davs cooling. X Mention two prominent objects to • Vl.nmg 'rrirads «t Crew. Corner, Uil. be kept In view in teaching pupils to read. ton. “’ura. John rad Mra. F. B. FlM>l»r, The Septungint was tbe veraion of tho 4. Give your Ideas of tf>e adyantagee or lb. rwmrra .re bl«Mr disadvantages arising from having pupils Old Teatament translated into Greek te the modi nredrrt mln, ot We b"1 *“?• criticise each other, and how criticisms eii.blltiK them In ptowlrw Mnl .,11 should be made. meat books were written Ln Hellenirtfa 5. Give two results obtained bv using Greek, and both text* were subsequently Otttar the rail »■« «»«•' . translated into Ijitin. The Latin version, supplemental reading. , very .Ire Wednefer. as revised by Jerome, b called the Vulgate, 6. Bead a selection chosen by the ex­ She drove to Lake and was the authorized veraion of the aminer. Christian churcbea for more than twelve ORTUOGBAPHY. vuturies.—Chambers' Journal. 1. Define a vocal; a sub vocal; an aspir­ ate. Give sii examples of each. 2. Give tbe diacritical marks you em­ Th* Mistrew-Bridget, what ploy in marking letter: the name of each, take bseezes during ttwl time. .. illustrate. [ * G Cortright entertained the 3. Memtion some ways by which you TbnXr A UH .febtatm. can render your spslltog ctawe. especially .^’drMra“°Bra»-«lra enert.lned Interesting. handful feathers 1 Karo »r; Sural*)'­ 4. Define a syllaWe; bow many syllables wid a-pickIn'the feathers fro wld,-pUkl» ’tb.r™U«r, tram th. may a word base? Define a primitive aod f*os nr him. he's that div tSi 'Vb^'kl''l«ra Atoert> word; example. A derivltive word; exam' tlmo to cry. But belike he’ll ,^pcta^nX«n: IS liuradw - SC con. ml* �THE CHILDREN OF GOD. ONE ENJOYS Both the method and results when Syrup of Figs is takeh; it is pleasant and refreshing to the taste, and acts sentiy yet promptly on the Kidneys, Xtiver and Bowels," cleanses the sys­ tem effectually, dispels colds, head­ aches and fevers and cures habitual constipation. Syrup of Figs is the only remedy of its kind ever pro­ duced, phasing to the taste and ac­ eoptable to the stomach, prompt in its action and truly beneficial u> its effects prepared only from the mo“t healthy and agreeable substances, its many excellent qualities commend it to all and have made it tbe most popular remedy known. Syrup of Figs is for sale in 50c and $1 bottles by all leading drug­ gists. Any reliable druggist who may not have it on hand will pro­ cure it promptly for any one who wishes to try it Do not accept any substitute. CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP CO. 3AH FBAKC/SCD. CAL U»USV!U£. KV. IK* YORK, M.Y. Cadwallader’s AGENCY COLUMN. Office with holkrOok. oveb MOERILL'S STOHE, HASTINGS. Some more cheap houses wanted rang­ ing from 8500 to f1000. Rooembcr that this column contains but a very small part of the property 1 have for sale or exchange. ■ I have improved anil vacant city lots for sale and exchange in ail parts of the city. Fanning lands for sale and exchange in all jtarte of the county. I have some choice Gram! Rapids prop erty for sale at a banraln. I have choice Chicago property for sale, well located in different parts Of the city.ranging from i<25 tip to 850.000. a splen­ did opportunity for investments in that marvelous city where fortunes are made in Real Estate. 1 have maps of the city lo­ cating the different places for sate. SPECIAL ! On Jefferson street two houses and lots at ttargalns, and on e/sy terms. Near furniture ttctory.—one lot aud house well finished 81.000; S’>oo down, bal. on time at 7 per cept. And one house and lot one block from factory. SSdO; «30U down, bal. at 7 per cent. Cheap. House and lot near Whip and Felt Boot factory. 81.000. 8500 down. baL 8 years at 7:percent. / ’ Several splendid bargains in the 1st ward and other part* of the city. Brick barn for sale at a bargain, on cor­ ner opposite Ford's hotel. 80fL front by 140 ft. deep.well located In Seneca Falls. N. Y.. has on the land 1 brick store three stories, also dwelling house and good barn. Can be bought at a bargain, or will exchange for Hastings or Grand Rapids property. The city of Seneca Falls has a population of 7,000 and upwards—is largest towu in Secena Co. 4O-acre farm In Irving, all improved, soil good. Can be bought at a bargain on easy terms. 84 acres fractional—over tuns 15 or 20 acres, k' mile east of Sheridan, good fram­ ed house. One of the cheapest farms in Barry £»., will take part city property. 10 acres near city, good house and barn, well and cistern. 150 fruit trees,! acre grapes; 31,300, cheap, down, (bal. at 7 per cent \ 160 acres In Woodland to exchange for smaller farm and difference. 106 acres In Hope township, known as tbe Doty farm, will sell for 84200 on easy terms. Several SO acre parcels for sale at bar­ gains ranging from 31.800 upwards and some will take part city property in exttange. 1 have several large farms for sale will take small farm in part payment. L have some city propertj’ 1 will trade for good farms. I euntemplate a moke extended system ot advertising, and it would, be well for those who wish to sell or exchange to call at this agency at once and get the benefits. Union Pacific R. IL lands for safe In the states of Kansas, Oregon. Washington. Utah, Texas, etc, upwards of 5,900,000 acres of fanning, mineral and timbered lands, ranging in price from g5 to 510 per aese: one-tenth down, ten years credit on balanee. Frequent excursion rates given, etc. Call and get circulars. FEUBATE ORDER. Bolden at Hie Probate Office In .at Barry. n_ .. 1H ... XL_^.._ Armatreog, Judge of B. Chapman. executor of Mid estate, filed with thia court his final account. tow cause. U any there be. why tbe prayer pettttoow may not »>e granted. Andftis w ordered, that said petitioner give notice pereMie mtereatod la m<4 relate. <* U* vl **il!.*j tel. “r.' .* EXIT BALWEDA Mr. Fraik Huffman, a yoiffig num of Burlington, Ohio, states that he had been under the care of two prominent phy­ .ESSON X, THIRD QUARTER, INTER­ sicians. and used their treatment until he was not able to get around. They pro­ NATIONAL SERIES, SEPT 6. nounced his ease to be consumption and incurable. He was pcraualed to try Dr. King's New Dbcuvery (or consumption, coughs and colds and at that time was not able to walk across the street without resting. Be found, before he had used half of a dollar bottle, that he was much ICompited from Lenon Helper Quarterly by letter; he continued to ur it and is to-day penniaaloa of H.8. flofftnan. pu bl labor. Phil­ enjoying g<xxl health. If you have any adelphia.! throat, lung or chest trouble try IL We SL "Then said Jeou* to thorn Jews which guarantee satisfaction. Trial bottle Tree believed on Him, If ye continue in my at W. II- Goodyear** drug store. word, then are ye mj dikciplea Indeed.” He is at.il! at Jerusalem, teaching in the This remedy Is becoming so w»*il known temple (verse 2). and it ia just after the feast aud i»o popular as to need no special of tabernacle*. , 82. "And ye shall know the truth, and mention. All who have used Electric. Bitters sing the same song of praise.—A the truth shall make you free." To know the truth ia to know Himself, purer wedlelne does not exist mn<l itds for He la the Truth (chap, xiv, fl), and to guaranteed to do all that is claimed. know God and Jesus Chrial ia life eternal Elecinc Bitters will cure all diseases of (chap, xvli. 8). There is a vital connection the Heer and kidneys, will remove pimples, between Jeous. tbe IJving Word, and tbe boils, salt rheum and other nffwUoua written word which teilaof Him and la fall caused hy Impure blood.—Will d^ye of Him. Acquaint now thyaelf with Him malaria from the system aud prevents well as cure all malarial fevers.—For cure and be at peace (Job xxli, St). of headache, constipation and indigestion 33. “They answered Him, Wo be Abr* Dam'* seed, aud were never in bondage to try Electric Bitters. Entire Satisfaction any man. How sayeat thou, ye ahall be guaranteed, or money refunded. Price 56 cis. and SI.00 per bottle st W, H. Good­ freef" I made Being only natural men, they nnderstood year’s drug store. □ot Hia spiritual sayings, tor it seemed foolishness to them (1 Cor. li, 14). The best naive in the world for ents. 1 say unto you. whosoever committed sin is the servant of si a." As the Spirit through Paul has said, “To whom ye yield yourselves servants to obey, his servant* ye are whom ye obey-, whether of sin unto death, or of obedience unto righteousncKa." Aud the servants of un are free from righteousness (Hom, vi. 16. 22). 85. “And the servant abldeth not in tire house forever, but the Son abideth ever." In these words He seems to carry us back to the story of Ishmael and Isaac, of which Paul makes so nibch In GaL hr , 21-81, bringing out the difference between that which is born of the flesh and that which is born of the Spirit; to which also Jesus made much reference In His conversation with Nicodemus. 38. "If the Son therefore shall make yen free, ye shall be free indeed." By an outward conformity to the law they thought to obtain righteousness, not understanding that tbe Law, so holy and just and good, could not possibly give life to a sinner, bnt could only condemn him (Rom. id. 19, 2D. Gal. Hi, 21,22). 37. "I know that ye are Abraham’s seed, but ye seek to kill me. because my Word hath no place in you." They were childnai of Abraham by nat­ ural descent, but they were uot like Abra­ ham spiritually, for Abrahum rejoiced In the Christ (verse 56). but they wanted to kill Him. 38. "I speak that which 1 bare seen with my Fattier, and ye do that which ye have 4ecn with your Father." As to His Father, He was continually ipenkiug of Hirn, proclaiming that the Father sunt Him, ami that He said and did only what the Father taught Him; that the Father was with1 Him, and that He al­ ways pleased the father, that to know Him was to know the Father. 30. “They answered and said unto Him, Abrahnm is onr Father. Jesus saith unto them, if ye were Abraham's children ye would do the works of Abraham." They still cling to tbe idea of natural iescent being sufficient, but John the Bap­ tist had taught them the folly ot aaying, “We have Abraham to our father" (Math, lit, 9). and on a previous occasion Jesus had taught nt Ca[*Tuaum that many would come from east and west and sit down with Abraham, Isaac and Jacob In Che Kingdom, while many who thought themrelvse entitled so do so wonld bo cast into outer darkness (Math, viij, H, 12). Only they which are of faith are true.chil­ dren of Abraham (Gill, ill, 6, 7; Rom. lx, 7; U, 28, 29); and wherever there is faith like that of Abraham there will be works to 40. “But now ye seek to kill me, a man that bath told yon the truth, which I have beard of God. Tills did uot Abraham." 41. “Ye do the deeds of your father. Then said they to Him. We be uot born of fornication: we have one Father, even God." • _ In Lsa. ixiii. 16; 1x1 v, 8, we find th<5e word*, “Doubtless Thou ar: onr Father, though Abraham be ignorant of us, and Israel acknowledge us not: Tbbu, O Lord, art our Father, our Redeemer: Thy name is from everlasting.” "O Lord, Thou artour Father, we are the clay, and Thou onr pot­ ter, and we all are the work of Thy .hand." 42. “Jesus said unto them, If God were your father ye would love me. for 1 pro­ ceeded forth and canw from God; neither tame I ot myself, but He sent me." The Ijord had said through Malachi, “A son honoreth his father and a servant his master; if then I t»e a father, where is mine honor (Mai. i. 6)? And In John v, 23, Jesus had said, "He that honoreth not tbe son, honoreth not tbe father which hath sent Him." 43. "Why do ye not understand my speech? even becatue ye cannot hear my word.” “Through faith" Is tbe only way to un­ derstand (Heb. xi, 3), and if the disciples understood not many things till after Pentecost, even though they believed in Him (chanter xil, 10; xic, 9), how could there people understand anything when they hod no faith in Him whatever. 44. "Ye are of your father, tbe deril. and Che lusts of your father ye will do.” He bad twice told them that they acted like their father (verses 88. 41). and now He says plainly who their father la. (‘He was a murderer from the beginning, and abode uot in the troth, because there is no truth in him. When be speaketh a lie, bo speakeLh of hia own. for M is a liar and the father of ft." Here is the character ot their father, a murderer from the beginning and the father of all lies and liars, and Jesus, who pearaoces but by ths hearts of there whom He addressed, for He read tbe heart (John Ii. 1»; vii, 94: lea xi, I). 45. “And because I tell you the truth ye believe me not." Paul asks, “Am I therefore become your enemy because I tell yon the truth!” (Gat iv, 16). Truth is to a heart that loves lies like salt to a wound unhealed, or like a strong light to weak eyas. 46. “Which of you oonvinceth me of siu! And If I say the truth, why do ye uot be­ lieve me?” They could not convict Him of sin, for there was no sin in Him; He knew no ein; He did no sin; He was without sin (1 John Ill, ». 11 Cor. v. fit; 1 Ftet. Li, 23). 47. “He that is of God beareth God's soever worketh abomfcnation or maketh a lie. but they which are written tu the Lamb’, book of life (Rev xxl. 27). LM tbe bruises, sores, ulcers, salt rheum, fever sores, tetter, chapped handA, cliilWams, ooms, and all skin eruptions, and positive­ ly cures piles or no pay 'required- It is guaranteed to give perfect satlBfafltiou. or money refunded. Price 25 cents jrer t>ox. Fer sale by W. H. Goodyear, the clrugghL South Haven Is having a •••floral festival.” Hood's Hareaparilla liu a »|w»dlly Increasing popularity, which esn only be *onby an article of real merit. Give It a trial. , . Did you nolle that fine head of hair at chureh last Honda) ? That *a» Mrs. B—. Hie never permits herself to be out of Hall's Hair Renewer. Butter sold for J4 cents a pound nt Cold­ water Tuesday. ••Some years mo Ayer’s Cherry .Pectoral cared me ot asthma after the best medical skill bad failed to give relief. A few week* since, being again troubled with the disease. I was promptly relieved by the same remedy.’’— F. 8. Hassler. Editor Argus. Table Rock. Sebr. Vicksburg business men have organized against dead Isaits. The poet aud the almanac-maker agree that all MXMNu have their signs, but those of Spring are most active and insistent It Ls then that nature throws off the lethargy prepares to renew her bounties. Ilk then, also, that nature attempt to throw otT the impurities that have lain dormant In tbe human system. This effort manifests Itself in various ways—-in the hierraswi activity of old affections, in the appearance of boils. carbuncles and other eruption*, and in the various symptoms so familiar to those who have suffered. It is at this period that nature finds an active and a trustworthy assistant In S. S. S.. which In’the work ot purifying, the bloixl and strengthening the system, has proven to be the most perfect spring medicine ever offered tn the public Allegan people will soon begin loperat­ ions on their oil well. THE PROBLEM SOLVED Gestlf.MXn: It affords me pleasure to state that my wife has received greater benefit from Hibbard's Rheumatic Syrup than from any medicine she lias ever taken. We have used six bottlflS ami fiml-lt to be the best family remedy and the greatest blood purifier Unit we have ever usetl. It is truly all it is claimed to u* by its found­ er. You cannot recommend it too highly. ■ Yours truly. West I<ebanon. Ind. Sold by IV. IL Goodyear.- Prepared only by The, Charles Wright Medicine Company. Detroit. Mich. When Baby wn* rick, we gave her Castoria. When she was a Child, she cried for Oastoria. When she became Mln, she clung to Caatoria When she hod Children, she gave the tn Castons. Children Cry for Pitcher’s Castoria. Children Cry for Pitcher’s Castoria. Children Cry for Pitcher’s Castoria. The Muskegon soldier's monument nearly ready to be placed in position. is Triumph ot the Congressional Party in Chili. For Boils, Pimples CHICAGO, dDnari-CinJnnuti.s: * fbita-’o—CbirHgf». Urooldjn, 1. At THE “MOTATOE'S” ARMY DEFEATED Waahingtou, 0. CT.U.0U. Aug. M -F0110-1.S l .e acore* made yesterday at b*>e ball by the Lourue: At Cincinustl-CiDdnnati, W; New York. 4. At Chicago—Chicago, 28; ‘Brooklyn, At I’ilteburg-Pit.ubnrg, 1; Boston, 7. At Cleveland—Cleveland, 7; Philadelphia, 4. Awxnanuu. At Boston—Boston, 8; Association: Milwaukee, 0. At Philadelphia—Athletic, 4; Louisville, 1. Balti more-Coiumbu* game prevented by wet ground*. Wash­ ington-St. Louis game postponed—rain. day afternoon: Lima, Aug 28.—To Pedro Moxtf. The CHICAGO, Aug. 27.—Following are tbe triumph ' complete. Valparaiso surren­ •cores made by League bare ball clubs dered. [Signed] VIAU yesterday: At Cindnnatl-Clucinnati, 1; gomnlhinr That Is Bellabie. New York, 6. At Pittsburg—Pittsburg, Acting Secretary Wharton, of the state & Boston, 1. At Chicago—Chicago, », department, received tbe following cable­ Brooklyn, 8. At Clevelaud-ffleveland. 4; gram last night from United State* Con­ Philadelphia, 4—elcven^nnings, called. Association: At Boaton—Boston. 12; sul McCreary at Valparaiso: “Valparaiso, Aug. 28.—Battle fought Milwaukee. 7. Atr Washing ton-Wash Dear city this morning. Government ingtoD, 2; SL Louis, »-called. darkum-. At Baltimore—Baltimore, 6; Columba*, forces badly beaten. Heavy lo« b > h 5. Athletic-Louiaville game prevented by sides. City surrendered to oppcMi'Mun, rain. but in hands ot admirals of American, Chicago, Aug. 28.—League scores on the German. French and English fleet* for diamond yesterday wcie ** follows: At good order. No communication with San­ Pittaburg—Httsburg, 7; New York, 1. At tiago. Opposition forces now’ entering Chicago—Chicago, fi; Piiilndelpbia, I. At thedty." Cleveland—Poston, 12; Cleveland, 2 At OtUclal from tbe Insurgent*. Cincinnati—Brooklyn, 8; Cinrlnatf, 10. The following cablegram was received Association: Al Boston—Boston, 8; Mil­ by the C<^gre**ional envoys here last waukee, 2. At Philadelphia—Athletic, 2; Ijoniavillc, 8. Al Baltimore—Baltimore, night:. _ .. -IQVIQCR, Ang. 29.-MONTT. ashing­ 11; Columbus, 2. At Washington—Wash­ ton: Balmofced* defeated for tbe second ington. 8; SL Louis, 8—five innings, darktime today. After tbe victory the Con­ Chicago, Aug 29.—Following are the gressional fores* remained outside of tbe city. . Valparaiso was delivered up to the records made at bare ball by League clubs German admiral, who, on hi* side, imme­ yesterday: Ac Pittsburg—Pittsburg, 5; diately delivered it to the orders of the New York. A At Chicago—Chicago, 5; Congressional government. Communi­ Philadelphia, 8. At Cleveland—Cleve­ cate this to the government ot the United land, 4; Boston, 9. At Cincinnati—Brook­ States. lyn, 1; Cincinnati, a Eriuzuuiz.’ [Signed.] Association: At Baltimore—SL Lx>uIk, 8; Baltimore, 7. At Philadelphia—Ath­ Senor Laxcamx. the Chilian minister, letic, 8; Columbia, 4. Al Washington— said last evening that he had received no Milwaukee, 8; Washington, A , Bostonnews from Chili other than the dispatch Loulsvlite game prevented by rnin. from the minister of foreign affairs given Following are the lowigue dub scores to the press Thursday, lie was shown Saturday: At Pittsburg— Pitteburg. fl; the dispatch received by tbe Congrwudonnl New York, k At Cincinnati—Cincinnati, envoys in Washington yesterday announc­ 4; Brooklyn, At Cleveland—(Firat game) ing a victor)’ for the Congressional party, Cleveland, 6; Boston. 8.-(Second game) but said he knew nothing concerning Ito Cleveland, 3; Boston, 11. At Chicago— truth. When he was told of the contents Phitedelphir.. fl; Chicago, 2. of Mr. McCreary’s dispatch, he sent back Association: (Satunjtay) At Boston— word that he bad nothing to say. Louisville, 2; Boston, celled, darkness. At Philadelphia—(First game) Athletic, 5; The official news of the insurgent vic­ Columbus, 8. (Second game) Athletic, b; tory in Chili, cablet! to tbe state depart­ Columbus, 2 At Baltimore— Baltimore, ment by the Unite’! States consul at Val­ 6; St. Ix>nh, G-rcalled. darkness. Wash­ paraiso, settles beyond doubt the conflict­ ington Milwaukee game prevented by ing reports of the past few days concern­ rain. ing the condition of idTuirs al the seat ot THE PRESIDENT AT PROCTOR. war. The receipt of'divpatches from Val­ paraiso telling of n victory for the Baiiuacediste is explained by state and navy de­ ' War Secretary’s Home. partment official* a* resulting from BapFboctor, VL, Aug. 28.—President Har­ muceda's control of the cable line from that city. ' rison and party left St. Johnsbury yester­ day at SA) a. m., a steady downjxjur of IN A STATE OF COMMOTION. rain accompanying him all the way to The Cungrokkinalist Headquarters Re- this place. He was received at White River Junction by a committee headed by In tbe headquarters of the Chilian Con­ Senator Morrill and escorted into the fair gressional envoys there was a state of com­ grounds, where he made a brief speech to motion last night over thu news of the the thousands gathered in the grand victory of the Congressional forces at Val­ stand out of the rain.' He then spent an paraiso. Doni Pedro Monti, the : chief hour inspecting the blooded stock, and at representative, is in Montreal, and Senor 12:83 started for Windsor,where he arrived Varan is in San Francisco, but Mr. Julio a few minutes after 1 o'clock. He wa« Foster, the remaining, envoy, was besieged welcomed there by a presidontial salute. with cMll'era to offer congratulations, and he was in n state of delighted excitement. in waiting to escort him to his home, Numerous telegrams of congratulation where president lunched, later teing were received during the evening from driven to the towu hall where he spoke to prominent people in Chill who are in a crowd. Al 2:45 the train left for Rut­ sympathy with the Congressional forces. land. Washington, Aug. 2Q.—The Chilian Congressional envoys in Washington re­ ceived tbe following cablegram late yes- When nsked last night what the status ot United States Minister Egan would be if the congressional party took control of the government, Mr. Foster aoid: “He can­ not remain ns the United Staten minister. We would request the United States gov­ ernment to recall him. We could not put up with a man who has been partial to Balmaceda and an enemy to the Congressionalists, and one who has always per­ sisted that Balmacodn would not be de­ feated." Mr. Foster said Minister Egan has a son who holds office Indirectly under Balmocetla. “The son is about 19 yean of age." said Mr. Foster, “and is employed on a government railroad in the capacity of clerk, and Ln paid for his services by a con­ tractor who is employed by the Balm seeds government, and I understand this son has other employment under Balmaceda also." THE FINAL BATTLE FOUGHT. Mb. Winslow a Suutbmg 8>rup has been used for children irethtbg. It soothes tba child, softens the guinx. Muys all ptdti, nuts wind Valparaiso, Aug. 29.-Tbe army of coUc, and w tb« best remedy for dlarrbOau Tweiitj -five cents a bottle. Solu by all druxgtots Balmacoda was crushed yesterday after thruugnout the world. five hours of battlek and General Alzerreca, The Star Finishing company of Dayton, general of the army, killed in tbe flgbL Ohio, wants to locate In Saginaw. Balmaceda has neither men nor money, and is a refugee on board n German war The»e pills are scientifically compounded, ship, while the whole population of tbe and uniform In action.* No griping pain so country is flocking to the standard of tbe commonly following the use of pills. Congrewiionalists. Tbe future of Chilli* They are adapted to both adults and chil­ settled. dren with perfect safety. We guarantee Yesterday morning Balmaceda was in they have no equal in tbe cure of sick headache, constipation, dyspepsia and Lla iatrenchmente. while General Canto biliousness, and, as an appetizer, they ex­ IU Uuurg.nl 1-d.r tmpM th. bill, cel any other preparation. Sold by W. uuuud tb. cll,-lu fvi tu dl, n. ta—W. udlb.nuu ot Maun, H. Goodyear. were In such a state that Balmaceda had THE BROWN BARRED GATE. to make a move, and *o he decided to attack. The fight began under a terrific arUltery Ara a little after daylight. Balmaeeda'a force advanced up tbe hills led by General* Barbora and Alscrreca. HU heal was hid. and but to be *»>• Msunllehsr KLflxt at Wark. Within hie creeping footfall's way Mads unsought perrons horrors play 1 he insurgents were armed with Mannhcher rifles, while the arms of the Balmacedlsta were of leas efficient character. As soon a* they got in range a deadly fire was poured into them, laying whole ranks low. It was Impossible to stand it, and In confusion the troops fell back out of IT Love aud me." Well! Hwm but Fatal range. A second attack met the same “Your name!" I shrieked, as madmen do-. fate, and ended in a rouL Alssrreca fell Slowly be looked ma throush ted through. mortally wounded, and whole regiment, -n-.V V- J___ offcc government troops went over to tbe enemy. The defeat was absolute and complete. _______ Tet still through prayers I dally see — Langue lame ball । ns follows: At Cin- Tucker, tbe well-known proprietor of the Uk. Houm ud trlud ot GomtAI Star- old. Tucker was At Cheater the president excused hint •elf (rum speaking and did the same at aeveral other small towna. The train ar­ rived ber^ at V p. m. and was met by a thousand people who cheered themselves hoarse, while a salute of twenty-one guns was fired, and a band played •‘Hail to the Chief.” The president and Secretary Proctor got into an open carriage, which was driven up the road between lines of swnm[ng Chinese lanterns. Above tbe brfiEra which spans Ot ter creek was t he wurd.>‘Welcome" outlined in fire. The lawtf in front of Secretary Proctor’s bou«e wa» illuminated by huge locomotive head­ light* and tbe front of tbe house was hung with lanterns. The president was received by Mr*. Proctor and the members ot the secretary’s family. He retired to his room very soon after hia arrival. Parades had l>een arrangad at many places along the line but they all had to be gfreu up on account of the weather. London, Aug. 29.—The Royal Gazette announces that Queen Victoria has iasued a commission to the president, vice pres­ idents, treasurers and members of the council of the Royal Society for the En­ couragement of Arts, Manufactures and Commerce. The preamble rehearses tbe invitation from President Harrison to Great Britain to take part in the Chicago exhibition, and dectarea that it “is our wish that the exhibition should afford a full and suitable representation of the in dnstry, agriculture aud flue arts of Great Britain and Ireland and our colonies and dependencies in Europe, Asia, Africa, America and Australia, aud that our sub­ jects should co-operate in tbe exhibition.” carbuncles, scrofulous sores, ocxema, and all other blood diseases, take Ayer’s Sarsaparilla It will relieve and cure dyspepsia, nervous debility, and that tired feeling. . Has (Cured Others will euro you. BOLD MEDAL, JAMS, 1£TJ_ W. Baker & Co.’s ^Breakfast Cocoa No1 Chemicals i from which tbe cxeesi of are used ■■ in .itsoilpreparation. It ha* Ims teen removed, is more tlum|H.4baoZute!f/ thru Units the strength of pwre Cocoa mixed with Starch. Arrowroot fUand it i. Soluble. or Sugdr, and h therefore far more economical, costing less t/wn one CCTf a cup. It is delicious, nourishing, fltrenglhening, easily digested, and admirably adapted for invalids as well as for persons jn health. Sold by Propers everywhere. W. BAKER & CO., Doretester, Mist CHANCERY SALE ’ I • pnrxanre of and bv Virtu- of as order lad decree of tbe circuit ■■•urr for t:- (Vj&tvot Barry, m obaneecy. i- 'i>- >ut» i Mu-tniw msec and dated on th< ub 'a-. . ■ i i . a. twine the plan- t<»! tbe| County of It B*rry MJKt State of HHtii -Mi?: D«rd CHEATING HORSE Blankets ’ Nearly every pattern of Horse Blanket >s imitated in color and style. In most cases the imitadon looks just as good as the genuine, but it hasn't the '.nar/> threads, and so lacks strength.and while it sells for only a little less than the genu­ ine it isn’t worth one-half as much. The fact that % Horse B/ankets are copied is strong evidence that they are TH?STANDARD, anti everj* buyer should see that theV trade mark is sewed qn the inside of the Blanket. I I __ Five MHo Boss Electric Extra Test . . ^Baker HORSE BLANKETS ARE THE STRONGEST. 100 6/A STYLES U price, to ,uit .,f r°“ C Iben from your derier, "“.J IbeSkBook. VoueanurtU-iih . WM. AYRES * SONS. PbiUltelpI*. GOOD SITUATIONS U For Men kwnriedn* re«|U’r«l to '*«lpush a ill maar W? «’">""■ (>v € " Nunwrjiiifn. WrrtOwW, PROBATE URDEK- Comrty of Harry, holdru * aw" —— —— W, V., AMfg. CoLumvi. a. Aug. W — Something ot rbe «utr *d 0*7 *" ,u MIV muter ....... ,T!^5S*ni^ff'Wj1>,jSa ..w ln U»w.,ot poUUo.lm-U.gb.ML ’''onreXffinjraod fill"* which la expected to be one of the larg­ of MartteflpanWIue. •ta“?l’r.. ,,(»!>> ft* pra)!nglhUt^«d“d>,Mr»« i:r jos* est things of the kind ever held in Ohio, mav be k-ranird Io Albrrt . cratic stele executive committee. It Is to be Democratic governors’ day. and it is the incentior to Lave every Democratic governor in the United Stetea present, there being thirty of them in tbe fortyfour states ot the Union. Allen G. Thurman, the Old Roman, will pre­ side The mealing will ba held in this city the latter part of September. tachecLto a car on tbe Belt Line railway became frightened and ran away yester­ day. At Thlrty-eecoud atreet and Tenth avenue the car daabed into a truck driven by Chartea Newhart, amaahing tbe car and truck and Mrioualy injuring New- estate, are required to ■Pi**tr."’ vroii*te Court, then to tw boMr* a: Hw > **! to the City of naMlocn. » 1 tb prayer » ■how cauM*. If any there be- w \ r.i it t» SE^“-I'in’^w5oa. (A true copv-1 -------- ---------- Bead tlat tew story! �history of a week. Twenty passenger* were drowned. । । | i Mmr ratt UK WHY IS THE _ X w. L. DOUGLAS num . wl|b notnck«i>r wav thread (Hl Bto I a*lo bbm.nltboutlood o!drink, rhe queen of England is said fed desire Sth c"'“if“£> jrttbtlu, blgli«p1.,i,rf-UieOTjM. of th(, STARTLING FACTS. *./.n-/urer, It equals. S5."" 54.'"' <> sum. '83.’“ DOconyulaJons a day and much huadache, dlazL 52.'.... S2 ■ Boys" Ladies fn- - less from St. Vttua dance, Dr MUm' ill Mtorallve No.-vim, cured him. Mr*. J of \ ai paralso, and J. D. Taylor, of Logansport ' I ll ■*.■■••■*• •*■.•*-•* t-.y^evcrywhore: they sell 1.IIIIU-" .. . M . .. . i. v* .-rrtylWr. equal* Frisucb .... ...fe I f.,a> . .’•i’tlwbottom<>f each shoo. - v,. . DQUULAS, lirockton, Stare. Woolley & Bronson, ' agiint.s. unde iu the eondltions ...ulflw George Milk*. ’Daniel btrlker tel-.f.eth, A. D. D7H. >:lie* o! the Ilrgister of Michigan, «n Or Hu- >tun ot on" hnuh’liiilrvlhs dollars, twenty-five dollars rtgng-, and no stilt or ii>g been instituted to <• and the statute In ule<|, notice Is hereby ■ -i-eoti l day of Oeio•iiK“k iu tlu forenoon, •m to thb highest bidor’ot the fMirt house Larry fixmiy. Mich . *> imirii thereof a* ir amount due on • :vrA- dollars provided Ix’lng •lescribed in eertMUi plecra or .. 1:1 tbe lose <4Hope, r and state of Michigan. to-w|t: t'ominrnc•i n!> uf the south east cor• 1 b> Siir.nn McCaffrey to and runuinl: south three htrteeu and ouodbinl rods, rol-. Uiriter east thirteen : mace nt beginning, and ' tne north east corner of the ; and running west to with,i:il |Mi>d. thence north three . <t; ncr east to tbe road, ■ .' a-* ->f begjrnnmz. all <>»' -r.»{ t"c north east quar- . I i’v v j ki . Srm k KU. Mortgagee. ■ .kh. Atfy in I’etson. 'TB1AI* BOTTLE FREE. Sold by W. H. Goodyear, MORTG \GF. SAi.l'.. Default having been mad- Inthd condition ot a certain mortgage made by John Smith to < tmrles W. Hou&htalm and Aiirlila M Houghtalln doted January eighth a. D. i-m and recorded tn the office of the RagKt r t>( Deeds lor Barry county Michigan ou tho eighth day of January A. D. 1881 in lltay -t «>t mon gages on page l«t) which said mortgage was duh assigned by th>* said Charles W. Houglualln and Aurilla M. Hooghtalin by uMtanntenl bear­ ing data the sixteenth dav ol b'ebruarv A D Wl and recorded in the office <>f said Register <•! Deeds tor Barry county. Michigan, on the sixteenth day of February- A. D. iu liber a ?.,..'.P.nr,;:!l*\on lMK’' 307 *'» l,4n,«!1 Striker. illiain I". Sntuani and William H. Haze, thAlbion College Kiidownient Fund committee. Ou which mortgage there Is claimed to be due at the date of this notice tbe sum of twentvseven hundred thirteen aud twenty five one hundredths dollars and ati attorney fte ot fitly dollars provided for iu said mortgage and uo suit or proceeding at law having bcca institut­ ed to recover the debt secureif by said mort­ gage or any part thereof . Therefore by Virtue of the nowrv of sale cootaiued in said inurtgagr sod tlu* statute In such case mad* and provided uorlre is hrrchv given thal on Friday the second day nf October A. D. IK*t at ten o’clock In thb forenoon of said dav. »c the undersigned will sell at public auction to the highest b.dder al tlif* north from door of tbe court house in the City ut Hastings. Barry county. Michigan, (that being the place where Hie circuit court for finery county is hnldem the premises described iu said mort­ gage or so much thereof as may l>e necessary to pay the amount due on said mortgage with seven per cent, interest Ihrreon ami all legal cuts together with nn allornev fee of fitly dollars as provided therein. Tbe premises being dcscriberi in sjfid mortgage »-< all that certain piece or parcel uf laud situate in the township of Baltimore m the County »>f Barry and State of Michigan and d»scnbed as follows to-wtt: The east half of the north west quarter ot section number fourteen in township num­ ber two north range number elg^it west con­ taining eighty aerrejof land be Hie same more or less. Said mortgage was given to secure li>c payment of a part uf the purchase price ot the said above described premises. Dated July Mb. ikm. DaniklSihiHkk, j The Albion College Endowment Fund Com­ mittee. Assignees of Mortgage. DAN1F.I. Stbi kick. Attorney for Assignee* etc. Sha Haian&ico b Saww TIMETABLE. *c:i unde in the payment ot i ■■rtaln real e-tate mortbird by Ohd B. >paldii>g midlag uiswire. niortgsgors. mortgagee, dated Dec-inand recoided In the office •eds of Barer eoimtv. Michi* \ D. pci. at i o'clock In ot :b • : 1: ii tieoMiie uperative as to t secured to be paid by said principal and Interest, amt rlahn-d lo be dur and unpaid : .u.d tlto note accompanying th.• Hu* notice, the sum of sixty six dollars and thirty lor principal and accrued later ‘Uiior Bnieeniings at Uw or In ■■!■ Ir.»!itiited or taken toeollect part thereof, no* therefore . ;iven.-that by virtue of the •*i<i mortgage contained, and rn cas«- mui« and provided, on tie ta-. : l iyul October A. D. l*»t. at the t irenodn. at the north front I. .rrv county court house, in the larry cuuhty, Michigan, (that ■' Imlding the circuit court forth* >t Harry), lu which said county said dtUMte'i. there will be sold st pub'•■ud'i•* to the hlgaest hiddur. the d.* Tibed |n sold mortgage •’ the atoonul due no said mort:crest a: ten per cent, per annum.* nud expenses of this foreclosure. . .. including an attorney fee ot >;tar*. as provided for in said mort<:i-ae.! by law ; said premise* boi n *ai<l mortgage as follows to wit: » •: ?••.*« or parcel of land lying and - To uisbip ot Assyria, County of tab* of Michigan, aiid known and J ; ok-s tn wit. the east half of the . err <d section twenty (zo, town ■*.' range seven (7) west, coutainof ituid more or less. :?nh A. D ikii. Gk »iujk M. Evxirrs, ”»ud owner ot said mortK«ge. • M. u v .1 > iuu, Bailie Creek.Mich. EX'; In effect June 28. H»w Station*. Il:l XOKXS. Kalamazoo Lv... East Cooper.. . . Richland June!. Cressey MUo Crooked latae.... Delton Cloverdale Shultz Hastings............ Goats Grove. . Woodland Woodbury I to D. L.* loosing Detroit.................. iu 10 4 2F 11 45p« Stations. SOUTH. Kalamazoo Ar... £a«t Cooper Lv . Richland J uncl. Cressey Milo Crooked Lake.... Delton Cloverdale Shultz.................. Hastings........... Coats Grove Woodland Woodbury — Via D. L. * Lansing Detroit............... r.Sht In -nilbrew.ni low. fell Sunday night from W) to 35 It did a. «>«.«tb.5£b.“^ »H S4iU 2 45. >U Oil •’5.3» *2 23 ■ > IM >rere P*-«- e«»». ... f. ■'uujocx 10 a ceruuu prior mon , GaoitbE M. Evekt*. «‘■.’.T’"ond owner of said merttage. in Georgetown, Ky. George Howland, for many years super­ intendent of the Chicago public schools, bos rtsigued to take n long rest. The government rainmakers mnde their final experiments in Texas on TJ****** They were successful in getting rain from clear skies. It is said that the owners of tbe new Masonle temple at Chicago have been of­ fered 430,000 n year for a lease of the roof of that building. Pennsylvania Prohibitionist* have nom­ inated W. W Hague for auditor general, and resolved against opening the W orld • fair on Sundays. The population of tbe Dominion of Can- These figures are about 500,<XX) tb.pre.lou. o«.u* Q-n-tnrv Tracy has sent orders to the 4 823 344 on purely businew principle*. Mr*. H M. Hotchkiss, of New Haren, > .Tinted t?73 W» to the Yaie prepareWMeh.be founded, l.mldltto M UU gift «"■ Hotrtb” ■“? the ^ool — »' '“i Se—ron B«on direl MO.bko.ta, WU., aged U0 yoftrt. A negro wai lynched M Georgetown Kv by a mob of white men. John Baxter a New York palnter.killod bli-1r^bh'«ocblldred.*bd eo»mlu-l “w!uur Cure* Co-. New York, b.re k-lgnM. LUMIW- J“.Journ.l b*«. <oud io m*U tb. PT.“d,bnUJT»°'^y.:C^ddbXi mUfM. B-beoek, «bo_ Mf Fifty wller report*. ,000 Faulkton, $. D., Aug 31.—All the northwestern part of Faulk county was burned over Friday night by a terrible and destructive fire, twenty miles wide, and extending from Faulkton fifty miles northwest. As far ns the eye can rpach tbo sky was lit up with burning stacks of hay and grain. Tbe farmers are ruined. For a spnee of twenty miles not a foot of grass is left for stock that escaped the flames. Tbe damage cannot lie estimated yet. At Loyalton the citizens fought the fire for eight hours, finally succeeding in saving the town. No dwellings were burned around that point, but large quan­ tities of grain and bay were destroyed. One person reports riding twenty miles along the edge ot tbe burned district and he saw many people standing around on the prairie destitute, having lost their en tire possessions by fire. Tbe loss falls heavily, coming at the close of a bountiful harvest —the best for several years. Large quantities of grain have been destroyed, as the strong wiatiawcpi the fire across even the bare liel^'kliled by the tumble weeds which rolled ‘like fire balls across the prairie and floods, setting fl:e to every­ thing they touched. So far no loss of life has been reported. That section bei ng in­ accessible by railroads, full particulars will not be obtained for several days. No less than twenty'townships have been desolated by this terrible fire—the worst for years. J -V STEAM. Evansville, Ind.. Sept. 1.—A wreck occurred on the Cannelton branch of tbe LculsviUe, Evansville aud St. Lolita rail­ way about 11 o’clock yesterday morning. In which four lives were lost, thirteen were badly hurt, and eighteen slightly injured. The flange of one of the forwazd trucks of the engine broke while the train was running at the rate of about thirty miles au hour. Tbe train at the time was on a trestle, two miles from Troy, Ind. The engine passi-d over the trestle aud plunged down lhe embankment. Tbe train was a mixed one, the passenger coach being next to the engine. Tbe coach followed J he-engine into the ditch, and rolled over on top of it. It was oc­ cupied by about thirty people. Michigan. OUiTSc ;x:r il^t caso. Broom «.-n-Hurl. brush. green. Mf-working. aideandeo-ers, common brush. cruok.'d. -5Y3-3C. and Milwaukee. Ang. 3L September .De- i . . The steam pipes gave way and the scalding steam entered the coach. Many of the passengers were women and chil­ dren Their screams were appalling. A* • soon as those who were slightly injured extricated themselvc*, they began the work of rescue. All were gotten out but none escaped injury. Many were so badly burned that their flesh was cooked in places until it came^gfl^/Barbara Neiineyer, 18 year*, daughter of a wealthy farmer of Perry county, was taken oni dead, having been terribly scalded. Mrs. Canaugh, of Troy, was horribly burned and will die. Her little 10 year-old son was taken from the wrecked couch and died before reaching home. Etnma Schue, 10 years, died after being taken out, from her ter­ rible burns. Jacob App, engineer, and his fireman, John Tolle, went down with the wreck. Both are salded, but not fatally. Conductor James Gordon is dangerously hurt,having a number of ribs broken. The scene of the wreck is isolated and the in­ formation is meagre. Only one telegraph wire reaches it. A physician nt tbe wreck said that the death list would probably reach ten or twelve. The most severely injured are: Katie Kelshoe, Sidney Hes*. Herfry Bodine, Michael Eltarthcrrne, William Newman. Mrs. William Chase and child, Maggie DECKS SWEPT BY A WAVE. Hudson, Maurice Durbin, and G. F. Bolt. The wounded are all at Tell City, and are receiving careful attention. Later. — Following arc additional New Yokk, Aug. 31.—Captain Haigs, names of the injured: Two chilcren, of the steamship Etruria, reports meeting names unknown, will die; J. A. Loal, withijlfiextraordinary wave off the sout^i Monmouth, III., injured about head and ern bknkn. At tJ:3D o'clock on Tuesday arms; Mike Kbhard, treasurer Perry morning a dense fog came up, and the en­ county, cut on head; W. Kerr, Arkansas, gineer was signalled to alow up. Soon badly burned nnd cut about bead. after entering the edge of the fog there WON A $70,000 STAKE. came a terrible thud of a huge wave, strik­ ing the vessel on the forwa-tl part. Form-, Finally 8.tile. nately all the passengers were asleep inNew York, Aug 31.—The Coney Island their berths, and a panic was thus averted. The force of tbe waves dashed a boatswain Jockey club began their season Saturday violently against the cathead and crushed with a card bn which there was a race that his skull, causing his death soon after ' was worth to the winner l70,Qp0, and to wards. the second horse.over 45,000—the Futurity Other* Dangerously Hurt. stakes—and that will be noted for another Three others of the crew were danger­ ously hurt, their names being James Mur thing, n big lawsuit before it is settled phy, fractured thigh and right leg broken; which horse geta the 45,000. His High­ Joseph Harris, hip bone broken, spine ness get* the 470,000, having led the second wrenched aud wrists dislocated: Duncan horse under the wire by a length, after an McBride, left ankle and thigh broken. exciting rare in which twenty-two horses Several other members of the crew were started. Duly -four were “in it" at the seriously, but. It is.thought, not danger­ close, however—His Highness, Huron, ously injured. White the wave struck the Yorkville Belle and Dagonet. Distance, mile; lime, 1:15 1 His Highness car­ vessel tbe sea was comparatively calm and the temperature mild. Captain Hains ried the great weight for a 2-year-old, of pound*, 12 more than Huron, who car­ says that in all his experience, extending 130 ried ne^t heaviest weighL x over a period of forty years, be never be­ Notwithstanding tbe fact that Huron fore encountered anything like'it. was second he was not recognize* by tbe Judges ftnd the money wm awarded to _FRIGHTFUL BALLOON ACCIDENT. Yorkville Belle, and this will cause a law­ suit. The controversy is over the ques­ tion whether Huron was scratched or not. DETROIT, Aug. 31.—The balloon ascen­ He was properly entered, but later was, ' tion at the Exposition grounds Saturday sold to Corrigan. The race-course mana­ gers assert that still later Huron was afternoon ended in a frightful tragedy. scratched, while Corrigan says he was not. George Hogan, the Ann Arbor reronaut, Corrigan sent Fitzpatrick cast to ride the made tbe ascension, performing the while horse, and obtained an order from court on the trapeze. When 1.C00 feet from the that be shopld be permitted to run. At earth he lost his gjlp on the trapeze bar. first the judges refused to let Huron’s Tbe crowd did not seem to comprehend rider weigh, but later they waived that the accident until thedoomed mon bad al­ point bu: announced, nevertheless, that most reached the ground. The body shot Huron was not in the race, and-ordered through tbe air with frightful velocity, pool-sellers to leave him out of their lists. head downward. The matter 'will now be decided in the courts. X, Hognn strtek the earth on Rirer street, WRECK ON THE RAIL. coming in contact with the sidewalk. So great was the impact that the two-lnch planks were broken and splintered. Blood spurted 100 feet from the corpse. Not a Statesville, N. C., Aug. 28.—The most bone In the body escaped breakage and disastrous railroad accident known in the THE MARKETS tbo head was mashed beyond recognition. history of North Carolina occurred on the He leaves a widow and one child. Tbe Western North Carolina railroad two victim of the tragedy was a brother of Chicago. Hogan who made an ascension in Camp­ miles west ot thia place at 2 o'clock Cnicaoo, Aug. 31. Following were the quotations on tho board bell’s air-ship in New York some years yesterday morning. Twenty-three person* have been taken from the wreck dead, or ot trade today: Wheat - No. 2 August, opened ago and never returned. BbWc, closed >U«k Seplcmber, opened Wu, hare died since, “and twenty-five are cloned 41-U1H: December, opened Si.Mi. closed AWFUL DEATH OF TWO WOMEN. wounded. The dead are as follows: En­ 4L01H- Cora—No. 2 August, opened Me closed MC: September.') opened <tn>c. rfox-d One Decapitated and the Other Literally gineer William West, Salisbury; Fireman Warren Fry. Salisbury; Baggagemaxter Me; October, opened 5l%c, closed Wfcc. Oats Cut to Pieces. —No. 2 September, opened 27J4c. closed Creston, la., Aug. 31 —A fearful acci­ Hugh K. IJnstur, Statesville; W. M. October, opened and closed 2»Hc: Maf, opened Houston, merchant, Greensboro, N. C.; C!4c. dosed 3S4c. I*ork-8cptomber. opened dent occurred in the Chicago, Burlington tian dosed »iaa»a; October, opesed and Quincy yards Saturday afternoon. Perry Barnett, Samuel Gorman, and Charles Barnett, Asheville: JuleThifer, 11Q.17W. ctoreu HOW; January.opened IU...J*. closed >12.85. Lurd-Septcmlkcr. opened Mrs. I. I. Langdale, of Creston, and Mrs. traveling salesman; W. J. Nishcr, Camp­ Lizzie Ludwick, a widow, of Freeport, fOM, closed 1XB2J*. bel In, S. C.; W. E. Winslow, Asheville; Live stock: Following wore tho prices st Ills., attempted to cross the track as an Davis, Statesville; one legged man, name the Union stock yard* today: Hogs-Market engine was hacking down, and were run fairly active on packlag and shipping ac­ over. Mrs. Ludwick’s head was severed unknown; J. B. Austin, Hickory; lady, count, prices without change; sales rangrd at from her body and Mrs. Longdale wan unknown, ticket In pocket reading Mrs. >X5UQ4**-*> d^s. X.804N'.7U light, SLMMM.M George McCormick and mother, Elmwood literally cut to pieces. rough packing. ,$4JG&i.5u mixed, ami 45.0O» to Alexanders; Mrs. White, Memphis, 5.45 heavy pocking and rhipping lots. Tenn.; unknown lady, ring on finger, in­ Cattle—Market fairly active Lon local and Springfield, Mo., Aug. 81—C. C. Bride­ shipping account, and prices fairly well well, aged 27, engineer of train No. 183; side of which is engraved “L. H. W. to supported on natives, but we- terns and range rather dull; quotations ranged George Huston, aged 38, engineer of train Pc-ol, Williamston, N. C., drowned; T. at S’l.'XAiAID prime to fancy shipping No. 2b6; Harry M. Johnson, aged 32, fife­ T. Brodie, New York, traveling for a steers, $4.VOfc5.a) good to choice do, $4.10ft4JO man; Abram Noble, aged 23, fireman, ware glove bouse; Bev. James M. Sikes, Clarks­ common to fair do. |3.7.W.« butehers' stewi. Idled by tbe wreck of two freight train ville, Tenn.; Dock Wells, colored porter; g2.Otffi3.UO stockors. S3J033.W Texans. •‘■-003. colliding on the St. Louis and San Fran­ Miss Pbelia Moore, Helena, Ark. 4K Langers, $3.iXWJ.5u Seeders. SL-WUtaO cisco railway near Brush creek. Two cows. S1AU&3.00 balls, and >2.30®1.73 veal other where injured. calves. * . CUMBERLAND, Md.. Aug. SI—While Sbeete-Markct rather active, and prices uncbJS* quotations ranged at >Oto©4.to workmen were engaged yesterday repair­ Canton, Kan , Aug. 3L—Tbe breaking ing the Cumberland street bridge, which westerns, S8.aXt5.lU natives, and of a shaft in a largo wheat elevator Satur ­ lambs spans the Baltimore and Ohio railway Produce: Butter-Fancy aepwator. «c per day morning caused a belt to drag Joseph track, the bridge began to sway to and lb; dairies, fancy, fresh. Uftlte; File into tbe machinery. He was alone in fro. Tbe workmen ran for their livas, but stocks, frwh. HVBic. the building, and was fatally mangled be­ two, Tolbert Minnicks, aged 20, and Wal­ per dox. Live poultry- -Old chickens. HWrtllc. fore being found. ter Miller, aged 24. were unable to get off per lb; spring. W*". in time, and as it fell with a crash the men mixed. lUr. ducks. >c: spring, Fotatoee-HL ta.uls. early Ohio. 4W30c per ba; went with It and were buried in the debria. Kansas. 334145c; koine grown. flGan>- Per,“^,u day night James Greenwich, of Chippewa, When their companions recovered from Minnesota. 4»3l5o per bu; choice. L»f>4ic-. their fright and hurried to them they sweetpotatoes Baltimore, >3JVfct-'l.7u per bbl. Canada, went over the falls in his sail found that Minnicks was dead and Miller Apples—Grecrcookint. SLZ^Lfl'iperbbl; eat- boat while trying to cross from Navy isl­ badly hurt. InZ tl.^JiX fancy, to-® Blackberries- and to his home. . Whml Cash „UMed wkb Mi’os o’ Eisma in the Crain Fieidj. TERRIBLE EA70G13 SOUTH DAKOTA. aillwoukse. \ 'au^eh» CCOKED DESOJ.Al’ED FARMS. Monday, Aug. 31. Sir William Gordon Cummings aud his wife will visit New York in October. President Harrison reacted Cane May ^n.KU:\ ywbrt b*» bwn nremlwl toe Point Saturday at 4:10 p. m. in safety. The First National bank of Noconn, ioii™ ' 1 “ -Mor'’ ■rra'“ *re iu Tex., capital 45O.U0Q, has been authorized Lu begin business. The Demorest Fashion and Sewing Ma M bl. bum. ta Munoi !•!«««, ...a ,b. chine comimny, of Pennsylvania, has fr* ”L •ppr.lwn.loin fell by bi* made an assignment. Mira Frances E. Willard has cancelled An lullu luborvr who wu .feu-awl all her fall engagemanta for address, rabbins ibo body »iu>n. ot th. .lain.. owing to the feeblciWM of her mother. Saturday’s disaster in Noyv York Thu Illinois liuuiap Colonization society ■enumced to six months in prison. ' has been incorimratod at Springfield, with It has been discovered that George J; the object of colonizing Russian Jews In • Ostxirne, superintendent of the St. Paul that state. Six persons were injured by a collision railway elevators, who killed hitnudf re­ nt the crossing nt Lodi., O., of the Wheelcently, was a heavy loser iu wheat. Rnd Lake Erie, aud the Baltimore and The San Francisco Argus, which is Ohio railways. credited with being Senator Standford's In Delaware this year the pigs live high. personal organ, urges tho millionaire Call- The farmers are feeding them on peaches fornia senator for the Republican nomina­ instead of felling the latter at the low tion (or president. prices offered. No side shows are to be permitted within Private parties are going to continue the World’s exposition grounds. The di­ rainmaking experiment* in Texas on the rectory has decided that the entrance fee plan purauod by the Dyreuforth party for shall entitle the visitor to see everything the government. within the incluvure. Mrs. Dr. H. K. Jones, widely known in Illinois literary circles, writing under tho ,Thursday, Aug. *7. name of “Aunt Biddy," died at Jackson­ Eight men at work in the new water ville, Ills., yesterday. tnnnel at Chicago were badly injured Horace White says ho will make the by a gas expkwioh. race for governor ot New York If tbe con­ The reported recovery of the equatorial vention nomiuntes him unanimously on a provinces of Africa by Emin Pasha lis platform to suit him. Governor Boise, of Iowa, addressed a denied froniBnissels. Hon. George Sneer, an ex-mayor of Des large audience nt' Spirit I*akc, dealing Moines, In., dropped dead'of heart disease. largely with the liquor question and arguing again-1 prohibition. Nebraska railway employes are organic- , . A. mob , , at En«tbourne, England, nt* ing to fight the anti-railway sentiment tucked tho Solvation Army parade and devoloped in that state. 1, ,0U..k., roK!' It up. A free fight ensued, in which I hundreds of heiuls were bipken. The averng • yicia yield ot of corn per ncre iu ; — -4 no average --- The Negro veterans uf Ixminiana will Minnesota is estimated At 28 bushels and i . make a tight against every white G. A. R. that of oats at 35 bushels. । man who tries to la* selected as delegate The Norton & Backus Lumlier company, to the national Republican'convention. ot Detroit, one of tho largest in that city This by way of getting even for the at­ is temporarily embarrassed. tempt to draw the color line. * Il is estimated by the special agent of t ho Tuesday, Sept- 1. x government who has just returned freun Nino miners were killed by nn explosion Alaska that tho poachers have secured 40,­ in a colliery in Somersetshire, England. 000 seals this year. Large numbers ot Chinese are arriving Ex-Senator Harlan, of loww, Minister Lincoln's father in-law, is recovering from In this country by way of the Canadinn a sudden illness al his home nt Mount border line. Pleasant, la Gulbraud G. Melliem died nt North­ Thu Vermont legislature is holding n wood. Is. He was the first white settler special session, the principal object being in Worth county. to make provision for the reprenuntatiuu Charles Boylnr, 15 years ol«l, is under of tbe state at tbe World's fair. arrest nt Milwaukee on a charge ot fprIt is thought that George J. Osborau. gery. He admits his guilt. George Moerlein, a prominent brewer superintendent of the C., M. aud St.‘P elevators at. St. Paul, who suicided a few of Cincinnnti, and secretary of the Moer­ days ago. ia n defaulter to the amount of lein Brewing company, is dead. probably >100,000. United States marshals have capturedNear Charleston, Illa, James Winkle six members of Bob Sims’ notorious gang back struck his landlord, Scott Green,*\>n of illicit distillers near De Soto, Mire. the head with a hoe. Green died and Another railroad disaster Is reported Wtoklebock has been arrested. from Switzerland. Four passenger cars I Three hundred employers of San Fran- were wrecked and raauy passengers io­ 1 ni*eo Mnnufa---------- ’as­ : jured. oisco have organized a Manufacturers ~ Tillman, late cashier of the defunct sociation for the purpose of restating the Fall City Bank of Louisville, has reached encroachment* of trades unions. Canada. He denies that there is a short­ William Matthews was killed and James Clark and H. M, Anderson perhaps fatally age in his accounts. wounded by n wreck on the Rock Island Two million dollars’ worth of property railway at Chicaga They were all train is estimated to have been destroyed by the mob when Hie City of Valparaiso was sur­ men. rendered to tbe insurgents. John Wilkinson aud his wife were mur Sarah Bernhardt wants to make a the­ derctl in Monroe county, Mich. The per­ atrical tcur around the world in a steampetrators were tramps, who Were later siflp. riddled with bullets by a mpb. Sbediac, N. B.. has five “reliable" men The Turkish government lias yielded to who all claim to have seen a 200-foot sea the demands of the Russian government serpent. • that any vessel carrying the Russian flag A meeting of the Illinois stale board of must- have free passage through the Dar­ agriculture will be held in Springfield danelles. Sept. 24. Twenty-one new claimants to Mrs. Hop­ Farmer* in Grimes county, Tex., have kins-Searles’ estate have appeared, aud formed a syndicate to hold back cotton for Edward F. Searles will not be allowed to better prices. enjoy the millions without a hard strug­ A. J. Montgomery aud two brothers named Jarvis were killed in a street fight gle- fb. Um. ofLcb trebj*.■"“jSSiw. MORTGAGE SALE, $ H. C. Pottku. Genl P. & T. Arti.xving been made in the payment ol '.h-r.-y x certain real estate mortgage* nto«ab>; .-.fe uted by Ohel B. Spalding, and rABK>rre-<nr. roar 'J'KS'JS.STtSJ sp.d hng his wife, mortzaaora. to oeorg-.- M. Ever:- niortgujee, ctated February of book-keeping, shorthand, tjpewntinjf. wn. *rc- n i 1». and recorded In tbe office of raphy, ete. tr-“ : do-'is ot Barry county, Michigan FOR THEM IT^VILL _ . . ...... ■ - 1 •••> 'ii'JTbanfcC* uu .pagv u«u; vj wtnen : -it,in the power ol sale in said mort- Educate them at^M>^rl and RAar r.nitalurd lias become operative as to the wtu*!<-,s;t* '.'cured to bo paid by said inortE1 । temctpal sod interest, aud whereas r-. ixjin-dio be now due and unpaid on the «i>. 11; irtgoge aud the n'de accompanying the .MORTGAGE SALE. Wnr ut in.* date of this notice, the sum of four hundred md thirteen dollars and eighty four MtaK baHbk “A" watv. for prinemal and accrued interest, aad tuelarthrrsnmof four dollar* and fifty cents ! •: in-:,r................... by satJ mortgagee on the .IxMutta i. iJST for turn ­ wilding <m, -aid premis'-s. as tee was authorseventeenth day 7 ‘ ™’’;'’° I" said mortgage, making In all the office of the Registey on ’? 'J.four hundred and eighteen dollars and county. Mkbjiu. w'ri-. tour cents, and no suit or proceed tugs at of April AD WM-TXtmed to- or In equity having been Instituted or takes wodre.1 «t:? same or any part thereof, aow wertfore uuttee hereby given that by virtue mortgage a*1?.'- te"»..T of sale in said mortgage contained, one hundredth" tod Uit- •.iHtnte in such cose made and provided thirty H»e.,| law having ee«’ no suit or procertiing* .penred by said ??dwt»rnty third day of October A. D. IK»1. and M eir.cnorif>ck to the forenoon, at the north instituted to «««*" *c th^M TOrn-tore by in said non. (Ice the Barry county court house. In mortgage or *nypart of the P°* ■„ meh case made and Barn- county. Michigan. virtue, mortgage and tbe rtataM. n we» KrJ(U) r"*5 tor place where the circuit court * A D. Wh *» *•« !SL?^i,,Vwn,y0’Barry Is held). In which said urotided. “°a°® *» the second day ofOrt"wjj. * , ntuUl wfi at ' SuT'? .. ^I'lises are siiuatwl. there will be o'clock In the forenoony t ^pnorll Wd *. publie auction or vendue to the highest publicanetwn totheblgnertDw lheCUyO. premises described in Hie said mortdoor oftb« ««*rtMtchlgatf. i'1*1 ’wlnK ’D-’’- to |uy and satisfy the amount due on said front Hastings. Barry county . Mirmx* . Barn. .j'>>’1 interest at ?ev-en percent, per Uta ^mlS^rscribed to S?''■’’••md the costs and expense* of said fore* Xii" mort ' by taw including an attorney «!d‘ mortgage. nr "O nf fifua-n a.i'iars provided for tn said mortJuul aikiwed by law; said premise* b-ing wrere "“LHJXSaJ TO. mortgage as follow* to wit: A~ Uiat certain piece or parcel of land situate toe Township of Assyria, la the sSh2i° n,M1 Btate of Mtohlnn. and de"’"’taws to wit: The east itaif ot the *-nrth ywt quarter, of section number twenty, north half of •jra oue north of range seven west, cor raining the unuuw ’ --- -----auppooou 10 nave l»een one of the Park place. New York ,i tnrned ■“** 1Ie hMd Bren nl>M>ntnr Bmioo. A Washington dispatch predicts that Genera1 Ru^ell A. Alger, of Michigan, n ill be appointed Mxretary of war to suctxn-ii **x!unior Proctor. Mrs. Alar tie Slutter was granted a dlvorccfa the circuit court ot Magnolia. Ark., and live minntos laier was married by the same judge to F. W. Hooka Mrs. Pnrdcy, the beautiful wife of Rev. Parsley. n Baptist preacher of Alblon.Pa., acted the angel iu a tableau*resnreMmtctoSd, Ten totautes later she was Wa«H1NGTON, Aug. a*. —Secretary Fos­ ter says that the privilege of oontlnulug per cent, bonds at 2 per cent, under tbe terms of the circular of July 2 List will not be confined to bonds presented on or before Sept. 2. the dale on which Die 4X per cent, interest will cease, but will quint lo that dale for a period ot time not St. Lovis, Aug. 29.—A special dispatch colored ciriz.-n-i have organized the AfroAmerican Protective assentation. They elected George E. Jones, president; Mr*. Mary Green vice president; J. O. Smith, treasurer; Mra. J. H. Smith, treasurer, I .4 u 0 �Three Grand Balloon Ascensions and Parachute Drop By Prof. Kabrick, the noted aeronaut, will be witnessed on Wednesday, Thursday and Friday, SHEPTEnMCBZER From the Fair Gronnds of this city during the Barry Co. Fair. SBtli and 23d, This will be THE FEATURE of the Fain rnent the people of Barry connty and the managers of the fair are indebted to the enterprise o Kabrick. For the superb entertain, . o o 1 g g ) sect.i rof ARCHIE McCOY, Carpets and Furniture. FRED L HEATH, the Druggist. Hastings Banner, Hastings Thursday, September. 3 1891. MARSHALL L. COOK. Editor. THE HASTINGSt MICH., POSTOFFICE, AUOC8T 14. 1879. __________ _______________________________ EDITORIAL NOTES. -7T--U-_________________ No one country can enforce a double standard. If all, or a large majority, of tbe commercial nations agree on the double standard, It will work to the advantage of no nation mote than our own. We wish It could be so arranged. If our own nation atone attempts to enforce the double stand­ ard by adopting free coinage, it will work to tbe great disadvantage of this country. Europe will take our gold, and iu exchange band over her silver, getting a profit of 20 to 33 cents on every dollars worth of sib ver. The result would be that our coun­ try would soon be brought to the single standard of silver. In reaching the lower standard tbe laborers and farmers would be tbe ones to suffer. Governor Wtaana will find the road to a f Ut SL Rose’s, Catholic, church Sunday rcnomlnation in bis own party will not be/ strewn with roses, i He is offending som/ morning a fine new altar was consecrated with very Impressive ceremony. Father of the best workcrq in his own party, aim Brogger was assisted by Rev. Father Buyce with two students from Jackson. in most instances needlessly. The altar Is a handsome one, and very ex­ pensive. There was a large congregation Have you noticed imy advance In the prides to witness and participate in the exercises. | of what you buy, fanners, because of ll\ "•x/The Presbyterian pulpit was filled by I McKinley bill? You certainly cannot have Rev. Campbell last Sabbath. ; tailed to notice that prices for what you The Methodist Sunday school held their have to sell have advanced. annual picnic at AckeFs point, Long lake, yesterday. Free sugar doesn’t seem to sweeten the Rev. W. M. Puffer will preach his last free trade howlers. One would think sermon's for tbe conference year next Sun­ from the wry faces they make over it, that day morning ami evening. The treasurer's the Cabdenlte dipped his sugar In quiniue report will also be read at that time. . before taking. Rev. Irvine returned from his vacation trip last week, and regular services were Wlth Blaine for its candidate, with pro­ tection. reciprocity and honest money for resumed at Emmanuel church Sunday last. its platform, the republican party can wiu . Services as usual at the Presbyterian hands down. church next Sabbath, Sept. flth. It will some day 'be known how much The Y. P. S. C. E. will meet at G:30. To the Standard Oil Co. paid the Michigan be led by Miss Ensign. squawbucks for reducing the teat for kero­ The ladles of tbe Presbyterian church sene. are Invited to attend the monthly missionEven the American' hen In her cackling Major McKinley is making a gallant rises up and calls McKinley blessed. But fight for governor of tbe Buckeye state. the Canadian hen has no use for McKin­ ________ ■___________ The rich importers of New York and Bos­ ley. ton. who have all to gaiu and nothing to Honest money anil honest government. lose by free trade, are credited with on in­ Tbe republican party stands for these tent to defeat the gallant champion of pro­ things. tection; and one 'importer is said to have stated that “*rfio importers would spend 1500,000 to defeat McKinley'. But there Very soon Barry couaty voters will, we sue some things that money cannot do; andI tbe importers will find that defeating Mc­, feel confident, be brought face to taco with their duty to build a sctilnbk- jail, such an Kinley is one of them. one as the law dcmatndti, and which is re­ quired none the Ies« by regard for decency The democratic press of the state is1 and humanity, Barry county’s Jail is not already endeavoring to apologize to the1 a reflection of the| good citizenship and fanners for the squawbuck gerrymander, civilization of the county. It is the very , reverse. In addition to the fact that It is which bands over to the slums and bums not such a jail as the law demands, it is a of the cities the control of the legislature' veritable fire trap, and in the nature of Its of Michigan, aud the majority of the con- construction is anl unhealthy, polluted congies-Monal delegation. This piece of’ place in which to put men, women and children, a good part of whom go there as pirarv. this robbery of tbe country dis­ suspected persons oaiy, and are afterward tricts for the benefit of the cities, should be’ able to CHtabllsb ihelr innocence. We think no rational bejng will say any less resented by every fanner, and will be. than the above who will examine 4he jail, Until the republicans shall regain con­• which necessity has required to be control of Michigan, and restore things to। demned. And while at the work of pro­ , vidIng a proper jail would be the best pos­ tbdr just and natural order, the farmers sible lime to build » proper court house. of Michigan must submit to see tbe slums1 Barry county has no money to so^nd on and bums of tbo cities control tbe legisla­ merely ornamental buildings neither does ture of tbe state, and a majority of the। she want them to be|monuments to all lliat congressmen. The* squaw buck legislature, is ugly in architectlire. Most of all she wants them safe receptacles for her valua­ •the farmers' friend" you remember, is ble records and for the detention of prison­ xeaponslblejor the gerrymander that has ers; not ugly but modest and becoming looking. given control of legislation to tbe cities. Additional Local. arj- meeting on Wednesday, ScpL 9. What “Dr. O. Phelps Browh’s Standard Herbal Remedies (Aeacian Balsam. Herbal Ointment and Pills.) cured, me of con­ sumption 20 years ago." Mrs. Adallne Weston. Wbitneyville, Kent Co., Mich., June 25, 1891. The Balsam, composed of barks, gums and roots, loosens, heals, strengthens, nourishes, cures coughs, colds, sore throat, diseased lungs. Send postal for “The Self Doctor; or Cure of Disease by Herbal Remedies." 47 Grand SL, Jersey City, N. J. It is very Important in this stage of vast material progress that a remedy be pleas­ ing to the taste and to the eye, easily taken, acceptable to the stomach and healthy In' its nature and effects. Possessing these qualities, Syrun of Figs is the on»* perfect laxative and most gentle diuretic known. Aid. Reynolds took hlssraL City accts, audited. Jock Shay street work 3rd ward..8 8 GO “ “ num and team street work 3rd ward....................................... .12 00 For the Detroit Fair <fc Exposition the Dan Shay with team St work 3rd ward'iG 50 Ed.............................................................. 9 30 C. A W. M. and D. L. A X. railways will John Grote “ “ “ “ “ “ 13 50 sell excursion tickets August 25th to Sep­ John Mullin “ “ “ “ “ “ 13 50 tember 4Ui. good to return until Septem­ Frank Fifield................ •• “ “ 9 00 ber Sth inclusive, at one lowest fan* for Chas. Dickerson St. work “ “ 8 75 round trip, with 50 eta. added for admission ■Chas. Pickle “ “ fl 75 to the Exposition. These lines are the Will Bennett “ •• o 75 •favorites’, to Detroit Geo. DeHaven, G. P. A. Dave Baker " “ “ “ fl 75 Joe Musson “ “ “ •• ft 75 Will Wright ............................ •• 3 75 In regular malarious localities there Is E. Henderson ................................... s is Chas. Hardke •* " •• “ o 75 enough of the poison called malaria gener­ Ed. Shay and team SL work first ward 1 20 ated to produce in all who are uot acclimat­ E. Henderson “ “ •• •• 00 ed regular chills and fever. Pe-ru-na. In large doses, will , break tbe chills every Jack Shay man team St. work lime. Iu other localities there Is just general highway............................17 10 enough materia poison to make many Ed. Shay man and team SL work people feel Indescribably bad without genera! highway............ 1 producing regular, chilly sensations, with Frank Flfield man and and team SL general highway............................ , w flashes of heat nnd cold, calmtny perspira­ U-ander Mead St. work gen’i highway 8 10 tion. aching bones and muscles,' bad breath or E. Henderson •• “ •• “ r, 30 and stomach, periodical headache nervousness^ sleeplessness, Will Wright........................................ 7 so neuralgia, Jim Shay and team “ ■“ •• 450 stupor and weakness. For this condition is a prompt and positive cure. It D»n.......................................... “12Pe-ru-na 00 Jack Sbav •* •• “ •• 9 40 rids tbe system of tl»e poison, builds np Chas. Pickle....................... ... “ 1 50 the flagging powers, and brings back appe­ Chas. Hardke “ “ “ “ 8 00 tite and sleep. A few weeks’ use of the wonderful antimalnrial remedy produces Messer Bros. A Reyaolds plow aud scraper..............................................i25 qq such an entire renovation and rejuvlnatlon of the whole body that the patient feels Jackson Fire Clay S. P. & T. Co. corner stakes.................................... is 02 as if he was living in another world. For Seth Pratt surveying................................. 22 00 a free book on malarial diseases send your 1. H. Wickwire recording deed............ 75 addrew to the Pernna Medicine Company, Sec’y of State copy of charter.............. 22 SO Columbus. Ohio. Friday afternoon, the Lake Shore car H. E. A Iron Work bills rendered.. 44 51 E. Batterson, — labor. —I............... 1 45 “Gipsy " containing tbe leading officials of that road went through here. There 00 may be “nothing in it," but to many tbe C. Baker “ water fund............ above fact lends coloring to the report that L. W. Kenfield “ “ “ .......... the Lake. Shore is to absorb the Grand Chas. Baker labor connecting mains Rapids branch of the Michigan Central. at cemeti— 2 23 Frank Sag? 2 70 Fred Horton 2 70 „ D‘,t’lcl Lod«*- ”«• !«. 1­ D. Wolcott K &k m W™ w"1 *“ ■"■'on M Gard Bennett 2 70 Nashville on Monday September 7th, 1891 L. W. Keufield 3 CO commencing at 10 o’clock a. m. On motion the same were allowed’ All members of the order are requested Ayes: Bcutley, BHnston. Manee, Nelson Reynolds, Sentz. Spence—7. Nays: none’ to be In attendance. On motion of Aid. Nelson councA ad­ journed. W. & Nklbom, Tbe Bulls and Bears Ovet the price of a bushel of wheat and it is the same old story of heads up I win, tails down you lose. But there is no such thing as losing when you buy your Buggies, Road Wagons Undertakers Supplies. He thoroughly understands endmlmlM. and will attend to all calls In person. He M charges for use of outfit, nor for Hssenieertn laving out the dead aud vrcparlig Item for bunal. His prices for and 'AND Lumber Wagons OF JESSE TOWNSEND HASTINGS. MICH. WAIT use Ute above good*-, lor i will give icu sdod sort* f ict io:i. W. n. 11. HEATH. Hastings. MORTGAGE SALE. Notice is hereby given that, by virtue o', tbe Erer of sale In a mortgage executed !•-. Jtoy Itti te me. tearing date the sixth <hy ol October !W. wonted the twentv <ierentk day of November and, on which there Is claim­ ed to be due, nt tid* date, four hundred sod fifteen dollars. I shall, on the ninth day of November !*•!. at ten o'clock In the foreMOO. at the north door ot the Court-bouse In the CHy of Hastings, sell to satisfy the amount doe afore­ said and the legal co-u. at public auction to the highest bidder, all those certain pieces or parrels of land situate in lie township <4 Integ. in the County of Pam* and Male ot Miebipa and described as follows, to wit. Tbe north .half of the north east quarter «*£ section twetly twn, nnd the south ball ot llie south rail uturter of section fifteen ail in town four north 4nags nine west, which Is the mortpKrd prelates. Dated Haattegs, August t«b. w.. ZgittLvX 8. Hv»t. Mortgsr*. Chas. n. Raur.n. Attorney fob MortEMte. FOR THE WAGON And we’ll all Take a Ride 03882078 THE MARKETS- COFFINS and CASKETS. W. H. H. HEATH. May Fight and (nml Office at Residence on Michigan Ave. Council Proeeedinga. Common council met. pursuant to ad­ journment Friday evenings August 28, ’91. Mayor McCoy in the chair. Roll call—present. Aid. Bentley, BHnston, Manee, Nelson,* Sentz, Spenee; absent, Reynolds. Waters. Hastings, Mich., Aug. 6. *91. To the Hon. Mayor and Common Council: At a regular meeting of Hastings Hose Co., No. 2, held on Thursday evening, Aug. G, 1891. the following persons were nominated for membership subject to your approvarr"3etise McIntyre, age 18, occu­ pation laborer, residence Market St., 4lh ward. W. D. Bennett, Sec'y Wm.-Scidmohk, Foreman. On motion communication was received and persons therein named elected. All Much surprise was occasioned yesterday that tbe business of die manufacturing con­ cern of Bentley Bros. * Wilkins had been placed In the hands Of a receiver. Mr. W. D. Hayes being the nian placed in charge of the business. Those best Informed as to the firm’s business; knew it could not tw from financial embarassmenL as in that paaterity as the longest winded, most per­ respect It was more fortunately situated than ever before. Tbe firm consists of J. nicious and utterly useless body ever as­ W. Bentley, W. L. Wilkins, and the estate sembled in Michigan. of C. G. Bentley. At the time of tbe lat­ ter’s death the firm's affairs were not in When the democratic party attempts to shape for settiemenL though It was strong­ masquerade as the farmers’ friend, tiie ly desired. Since then It has been the ef­ fanners of Michigan will know how to take fort of both Mr. Bentley and Mr. Wilkins to shape its affairs for the very step that it, and will know better than to ever be has been taken in the appointment of a re­ deceived. Squawbucklau legislatures ceiver. Tbe interests represented in the a®d democracy will ever be associated to- firm are complicated, and it was felt by all jrctiier in the fanner’s mlud. And rightly concerned that it would be tbe only safe and just way to have a receiver appointed to settle up the business of tbe partner­ ship, aud award to each his proper share Tbebig crops are making the calamity after all had been satiefactorlly clooed up. bowlers bine. When tbe fanner has big Mr. J. W. Bentlev made application for crosM Jo sell, and is getting big prices for the appointment of a nxseiver, but it was with the knowledge aud consent of the others Interested that be did so. It Is a mtaapAellars. He wants tbe purchasing step they hare long considered, and for >»»«■,«f his dollar to be us large as possl- which, as stated, they-bad been for some time shaping their attalrs. The business of the firm will go ahead as usual under The late census shows that tbe wealth the direction of tbe receiver. All its of this cooatry had increased from 1880 to stock will be closed otM at retail prices, Ita Tbe special committee on printing contracts closed, debts paid, aud then IBM from M7« to a little over 81.000 per there will be tbe final settlement among rendered a verbal report. Moved by Aid. Sentz thal the board pro­ capita. Thte is bad for the calamity howl- the parties at interetiL Every dollar of inceed by ballot to select the paper to do the •ra. and shows bow the tariff ia robbing sum left for dlvlston among tbe members city printing for the current year. Carried, of tbe firm. It is hoped tbe business ayes: BHnston. Manee. Nelson, Sentz—< may be closed up by January 1st when ar­ Nays: Bentley, Reynolds, Spence—3. Tbe free trade organs are still kicking On the fifth ballot the Baxxkr received rangement will be made to continue IL keeaoae tin plate to manufactured in this either by those now interested, or who 5 votes. By AkL Bentley RmoirwI.- That tbe printing be award­ country. These Cobdenites gnash their may acquire tbe property by purchase. ed to tbe Banneb for the eusulag year at the sum of forty dollars for Cornell protry established because of tbe McKinley For the state fair at Lansing Sept. 7th ctodings and twenty five cents per folio to 11th, and tbe West Michigan and Kent for legal printing. Aug. 88, *9 L Aid. Bentley moved Ito adoption county fain at Grand Rapids Sept. 14th to Canted, ayea: Bentley, Nebco, Sentx, Spence—5. Nays: Blinaton, Manee will sell In 1890, tbe democrats assured tbe peo­ ple ot Michigan that, if they got tbe legis­ lature, that body would close ita session in IK) days. Ninety days increased to 100. to * 135, to 150,- and even to 190. And the ■quawbuck legislature will go down to Circuit Court. There was no Jury drawn, and the August term of court was wound up in a hurry, closing yesterday forenoon. Fol­ lowing are tbo cases finally disposed of: People vs. Geo. Cady, larceny. Ar­ raigned. plead guilty, sentenced to three years at Jackson. .... 1 Geo. H. Lathrop vs. Sophia Kenfield. Attachment. Judgment for plaintiff 8134.15. . Edward P. Gage va Claifc ByetL im­ parlance. Judgement for plaintiff 8111.20. Divorces were granted In the cases of Clara B. vs. Richard H. StHson. Geo. H. vs. Clemenza Risbrldgcr. Ella E. vs. Fred E. Evans; Ixnter W. vs. Harriet Preston; George vs Jennie Greenfield; Wm. N, vs. Jane VanEvery; Lillie M. va Wm. J. Damoth; James M. va Melissa Cross; Cbaa A. vs. Anna M. Austin; Isa L. vs. Clarence I*. Dickerson. Anneltie vs. P. A. Sheldon. The proof in the divorce case of Ettie A. va Matthew C. Hazel was presented, argued and submitted. Angus McDonald vs. Duncan and Phoebe McDonald. bill to set aside dis­ charge of mortgage. . Order granted. Petition of Wm. if. Barhau to bar the dower right of Mary A. Barban, an Insane person. Order granted. Sam’l Carson vs. .Matilda Pettingill et al, foreclosure. Decree granted. Are prepared to furnish the Having a fine line of ffl OF HASTINGS. IF. AL KNOW ALL MEN-BY THESE PRESENTS. That the High. Grammar and Primary schools of this citv will commence the fall ana winter term on mondly cept 7th, 1891, at 9 a. in. . Scholars are requested to be in attendance on the opening day. at or before the hour pub­ lished. if for no other rea­ son than that the first to arrive, will have a choice ot the back seats, which they will be allowed-to retain, nntu removed by their respective teachers. Scholars are advised to near strong, serviceable, weather­ proof shoes and are recom­ mended to purchase them of Woolley & Bronson, Tie Shos Dealers. PROBATE OBHEB- M County SfliuTy. holdeti at the Dr,rtJ“,r *2 t^m. the Citv ilartlngs. In ‘sold 2J, tlwofftrnt day or 8*P r‘"l^rni ?. Road Wagons, Double Buggies, tbowiana eight hundred and Dlnc,P<,Oi;,,trt at Ti. twiM »■ ■»'»“' J“w pen and with canopy tops, plat. of Mo«« three spring Duplex, com­ Probatein the mat??? of the esi*« v Fhraawofih. dveeaaed. . . _ (jult wri®"outratt» «< in fact everything for Ou reading and minx Aed.af Heun D. >>«»•*>«*. “ ,hl, W and durability and at SiMtate prajfog "J1*1?'* -TT i>;» flntiaoQuality the best, guarantee on every Look us over and get prices Md<1 netlllon. and tbMt the helm m tn in need. We can interest you. deceased and all other & M?sdo“ Respectfully, Goodyear Bros. �Hastings Banner. l>.n luynold. tod hl. i<oU,„ M_ hunting Frttoy. Ttare w ,u lwf , W™ ^T-r-nber «. «»<■ > hlau<hur ot chipm&s that day. , —B. cook, tovrt Mlrar. Iced Tea hot weather, an infusion of the lea’e-'fl!oyal Satsuma u cobl «a»er ls Pr?,Ierto the use of hot boiling *, ,„r for the reason that the aroma is not dissipated. The ’Jrtncf' made in this manner bo bottled, and if put ma Si-Place will keep from a slice or two of lemon Pour on this tho "extract of Itoya Satsuma ’aud the result will be » drink tit for the gods. Call and get sample. For sale olily by J02 ROGERS that Cleans Most is Lenox LOCAL) NEWS. •ek - - - 2.000 for advertisements •e Tuesdays at latest to in the issue of* the ‘ week Hear d Fleming o night. i: J. II. Roberts' news ‘fund. has bought a tine safety- school books at Fred !>. iggi«t. Heath’s Harry Andrus Is at work this week tak­ ing the school census. Teacher*' • ;-iiL'i;itkin Saturday with u. I). Spsuldidg l» now rveeivinj’ a.nice liw of gflwG fur the fall trade. ’ Hwir.-I'-boni's new house, in the find Aanl. will Ik- r very handsome home. Fred. I.. Heath, tho druggist, has the higert line -■■Iks.1 books in Barry Co. Drying ap|M-; two iuria s Buy your Brunson, v.i wanted. None under R. J. Grant. rdiocd shoes of Wooley A' are with you the year around 11; v.rt’Hnted aud well lighted for nrtjt, th;rd j!<M<r. Inquire of J. S.; Barlow gave a very u» nd* Saturday in honor of Mr-. Han: Rush «.f gi work tumpellttl us to employ *m>Hi printer for a time, Mr. Geo. Hipion Le L the man. Frtd I. book I b ath, the druggist, gives a with every purchase of a !i uf Mihoo! books. Found, nrnr I >. IL Cook’s Tuesday evenIng. a Judy' • white glove. Owner can have the sinite <.■ calling al this office. llim-ry The Ihn fill make ■ The welrom, «>und Bcb(x>1 *”ln “'1* rtonday, when mencT C'tJ w?1,0°1'1 wil1 “»■ »:■■■.cities of the season in •L cheaper than ever at the Phis Smith. uan stallion. Bay Prince, la!! *eaM>n at my barn. Jos. Rogkrk ' Ail the t: a and nobby styles in felt and majiuti lured liats at the Racket Pius Smith Cl*.*,. - accurately fitted and ground for Huctict* of-vision, by . Abbott, optician, I with Dr. Kimball. Battle Creek. Have just bought an Imj oner’s stock of « bmh. Wing#| fathers will sell « less than jobbing prices at tbe Racket Phis Smith. Hear Mr*. Addie Reed Fleming in Union mu to-nigi !. Her many friends should CTidenre thdr appreciation of this gifted night y thvif I’r*‘5ence Bt UnJ<» bB11 to" .J*5?11 waMt to enjoy yourself during k.t, lr “ltend the firemen’s ball at Union •rt- onf;’b“rMtoy evening September 24th. * the grandest dance ever given by the Hastings Fire Department has * remixing sense now that uastings has a base ball club. The Has«»<» team w<.Mt Up there Saturday, and । 7°UE11 t,lr smund was rough aud entlrelaDdh*/';,0°k ln Wo<x,‘ b'“ ” U dulling IfiendZnJ’"5’ * B-paKS/1""1 Sl"’d*>- ’“b Grand B.Jy“vu^X"'1returMj "™ Tto fair will alve oor buelnee, men an opportunity lo present their were, and In" ducenieote to trade wbleb they .hould not be Mow to improve. ^<ri>e le,t dollar of the original ffss.000 ten per cent Khool bond, will toneld next January. The elty will have paid In principal and Intervet ou three bond, the sum ot (87,000. Our Junior ba, been pultlni matrimonial harness till, week. local column, do not bnl<e out, u remember that there tblnin don’t to a local editor every week, charitable. - 'Up',ls ’*-■ troT/yeTterdaTmonHug.^ ,Or De‘ ^r8, ®®er Adamo, of Sparta on tbe are visiting at C. a Whltcomb’A If our rJJfL.??1®* Slmtwon and daughter Effie It were, returned from Bay View, Thursday. happen ,eMV0 for her and be ».2!!'‘'cI)r‘.ro,ben’u" home, San Dlegn, California, to-day. ■ As the work on the outakle walls of the new school building nears completion, it gives promise of being a very handsome building architecturally. It Is a pity that tbe other building Is more than two stories high. to Z. V. Cbeney. Xattonal bank, Grand Rapbra Mrs. Wm. Holmes, nee Mina Mudge, of Boston, Is visiting friends In the city. Mr. and Mrs. D. W. Smith, of Caatleton, are visiting at their son's, Clement Smith's. are bound to respect We tow prerl<>«.ly torarttd to <to ,„£n .“on or<totou.»l«‘ «Pl«<- A~> » 1ST Em to .urprl.lotc 1' «•>«» P1"". o' toSr“^»»Uln. tbe The tornot 1» UwtaW0"ib< .X. *•»«■> cnd" * F. R. PANCOAST. Miss Minnie Rork, whcT has spent tbe summer at Bay View, returned Friday. ffKbWO I. offered la will be real tn-ltlnff event, earn day, end on Wednrtdy o< fair, the «real •'•■‘b’"’ 2L|T5, lower tnx on tbe eodrty*. .>yrt> hta record of S.10K. Then’ere on the ground. u**1 wll) *eoomt’lrrI>^u protect 40.000 jwoplo “ “J =? ’ Newest Styles of Jewelry, Watches and Clocks. at my store, 1st door north of Post Offiice. Mr. and Mrs. Walsh, of Bismark, visited Kev. Grigsby’s family on Monday last. was deeply impressive. After the ceremony Last Marcli I’m. Gibbs of Orange was a reception was tendered the newly wedded the owner of “Jack.’’ a Rysdyke horse. In pair at the home of Mr. and Mrs. D. R. that month he sold him to I arson Arne) Cook. The large gathering of friends jaoo-Mome rar tendered their congratulations nnd good DtS.rto.efor lASt week M r. Arney sold this same Jack wishes. Mr. ami Mrs. Cra>k were remem­ to It. Peters of Manistee for 85,000;: It ta bered by their friends with numerous and safe to waiter that he has n place for Jack appropriate presents. at more money than he paid for him,.for To the enterprise of Archie McCoy, the beta not doing business for his heal th­ at least, not since he made an assignment furniture and carpet dealer, and Fred L. Heath, tbe druggist, the people of Barry —Portland Observer. county and tbe officers of tbe Agricultural An exchange reminds the public of the Society are indebted for what wlil be the fact that the bicyclist* have their rights as leading attraction of the fair this year. Sm"the people, it would be well for On each dar. Wednesday, Thursday and X „n ti?public bbrnwy Friday. Prof. Kabrick. the noted bakxmisL Uul * bleycll.1 or. peraon rlillnj on. will make a grand baloon ascension from IbroltatoUrtol io b.lt the fair grounds, and a parachute drop .bould.peraonwllb. ,e*‘n,1,n^‘d from the clouds. These gentlemen se­ men or drive to pun one w> U» ™d Itoy cused Prof. Kabrick. We hope no such out tto terrible accident as that at the Detroit ex­ mort turntram or vehicle of any Kina. position may happen to mar the Should a team run down a bicyclist on the of this fine feature of the fair. And yet SS’Xt.wy •« l"l«" “» all must recognize that an aeronaut is as . .he wheel the person so doing liable here as at Detroit to pay his life as :“'^«.'.“nd”n.pS.'».“^ tbe penalty for his rashness. AH onr readers who can do so should toruff, l» uu-trf tto w"‘ .1 Grand Rxpldx. J, n l«h. 17lb tod mb. Tbe Weet Mleb«■> Society to. purebtoed f iroond, north ot the \ nllej Cltr. but reached by foot railroad, end ’brae ear llnea. It b«, erected the! Bne« bulldlnto. equipped then with slbie convenience for the fair and expOM riot tod ttoUTwUI be «« eltoOn every I will fit your eyes perfectly. No Charge for examination. You can find the Fre<! Cart la, of Detroit, has been vtalling relatives and friends here this week. The Miares Myrtle and Gcrtradc Rose We regret to say to our contemporary of (.rand Rapids, are the guests of friends that, while the character of the present here. marshal Is-above that of his predecessor, R- I’>. MeHser and P. T. Colgrovc will in his official action* he is In no sense superior. All the city seems to have leave next week on a trip through the realized from Its marshal for some time is to art some cross walks cleaned. Miss Grace Messer has been engaged as Vut is said that a peculiarly shaped worm an assistant teacher in the Akeley Insti­ Is stripping the leaves from the loo acres tute, Grand Haven. of timber on Albert Wlinams’ farm, in Mr. and Mrs. Sntfin, of Allegan, have Baltimore. They are very voracious, have l»ecn the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Geo. C. a copper-colored head which Is Use biggest Walter the past week. part of the creature, and the trees and Dr. Wright and Wife, ot Cariton. left ground are said to be fairly ailve with last week for Columbus. Penn., to visit the them. former’s father, who is very III. We are pained to announce th« death of Ix*m W. Wing, the postmaster at Orange­ L/ftev. Grigsby preached at Hillsdale last ville, which occurred on Thursday and "nbbath nnd tiefore his return home will was caused by typhuld fever. He was attend his son's wedding at Alamo. highly respected, and a man of warm Mr. and Mrs. W. II. Powers will leave heart, generous Impulses, and high re­ the last of the week or the first of the week gard for friepds aud warm appreciation for following for a visit with relatives In the them. He was an ardent republican Empire state. and a good citizen. A. H. Johnson, late of the Democrat, I.abor day, Monday, Sept. "th. jthe C. K. has accepted the position of City Editor of A S. will sell tickets from Hastings to the Jackson Courier. . Mr. Johnson Is an Kalamazoo $1.00 for the rounu trip tickets, experienced and thorough newspaper man, tiood going ou any train the 7tii. Good and the Courier Is fortunate in securing returning on any tram S»ept. 7th and 8th. him. See small hand bills. For the benefit of those wishing to return the same day a See the new things In crockery and special train will leave Kalamazoo at B:.’>5 p. m. running through to Woodbury. L/rhe receipts for the Hastings postoffiee R. B. I>i'Nj<AP. ticket agent. for August 1891 were $75.00 above those The Journal is a defender of the late for tbe same month last year. squawbuck legislature, but yet approving­ ly copies from the Hillsuale Ifemocrat a We bought an elegant line of crockery local stating that houselcee|>ers must be on nnd giagsware last week, and the goods guard because the ■ venal and ”Ignorant are now arriving. We are confident we squawbucks reduced the tert for oil to the van suit you in this Hue.—Hams A Vandanger point. The blood of many may Arman. rent upon the legislature that thus reck­ Miss Matiti Hindmafch. of Nashville, lessly, and it is claimed for pay from the Standard Oil Co., endangered the lives of well known in this city, died of consump­ tion at Toledo Saturday. The funeral the ficople of this state. occurred Tuesday from her late home In If Nashville would profit by the n- Nashville. perlenee of Hastings In putting in water Notice the adv. for the Barry Co. fair wnrks, she will be very careful about what kind of a contract she signs. Sl>e In another column. Those desiring copies will also need to keep two eyes wide open of the fair book may secure them by writ­ ing to M. H. Burton. Hastings, i secretary. to see that the contract Is faithfully ex­ ecuted. We congratulate Nashville on The premiums offered are the largest in having taken the course *he did with re­ the history of tbe society, and tbe number gard to fire protection, and believe it will of special attractions are far beyond those Insure the great prosperity of the place. of any previous fair. Certaiuly she would have done the crab It I* well for you to know that my stock act if she had not secured tire protection. comprises the finest assortment of Jas. The sale ot summer resort ticket* com­ Boss’ filled cases. Waltham watches. Elgin. mencing June 4th. 1891, from Hastings to Rockton! and Columbus movements. The {mints and at rates named a* follow*: largest variety uf 8. 10. and 14, karat solid Traverse City ami return $7.10. Bay View gold cases, which 1 sell nt lowest possible or Petoskey and return $8.95, Harbor prices. Call and see them. John Biimmkr, the Jeweler. Springs and return $9.20. Mackinaw Citv aud return 810.30, Mackinac Island a>« Mr. L. E. Stauffer, the enterprising return $11.30. Sale will continue uuti! merchant, has Just purchased a fine September 30th. Extreme limit for return National cash register. This Ingenious passage on tickets to all above points will and very useful machine Is manufactured be Oct 31, 1891. M. A. Giu.man, at Dav ton. O.. and is the very latest and y Ticket Agt M. C. R. R. l»est design. Mr. Stauffer does an ex­ LXt the M. L church Tuesday eventog. tensive business on the cash basis, and Uy Rev. W. M. Puffer, Mr. William It Is bound to use all tbe appliances that will Cook, local editor of this paper, end Mbs aid him In his business. This register Sadie Roberts, of tills city, were united • shows the amount of cash paid or received, in marrage- The church was beautifully or the amount of exchange trade. In trimmed for tbe occasion, and the ceremony amounts from one cent to $20. reepeet tort without -link^,cl,l<an Central will sell round «Juk.cU wllh “dmlsslon coupon to the f<r?‘!;lntrn>*tioual fair and Exposition 1£ood August 25th. to Sept "■ rrt::nnng not later than September M. A. Gilman, Tleket A gt tnii ,b?k’‘"1,n on the north bound freight nisuudersUxx! order8 fw ,wttel>|Bgat Mita, enun j \ K' * S- balurday, and tbe ragme d.,1^ |nu> a frel<Ll nr al>DdU1< " (be Bide track. Tbe locouiutive and Pe«soNAiaaENTtoN Pib-ruJ11” 1!"ck a rtrtlta, frkad. In 1’oatmaater General Wanamaker ba. In .iroeted 1-o.lrna.ter Sheldon, of thin city “ “d ”port npo" poetofflee In tMirry country. The largest tomatoes we have yet seen are those growing on the vine* at J. W Bentley’s. They are of the “No. 400” variety, the kind for which Henderson & Co., the seedsmen, offer $250 reward to the person who will get tbe best name for. The Soap Cireulatlo Sheriff Uruham ye,terffax took Cady, who plead to Unto, Jartoon lo aerre a «,nteo«, ot tbrae test olL ,ht 18th Annual Ball tfraoRi OF THE School Books HastingsFire Department A full line of all school books used in of the schools in Barry county. UNION HALL, Thursday Mg, Sept. 21. Cash or trade for old school Best of Music. books. Best of Order. 100 styles of tablets. Come everybody. 50 sizes of slates. Pens, Pencils and Inks. Fred L. Heath THE DRUGGIST. THE BANNER 75QENTJ. Down the hill A " you go—brake well ■ in hand—flying ^gracefully S along like a bird on the wing; 1 stones and mounds fall be- a hind, you laugh at danger— I Victor’s spring fork is pilot, j Victor Bicycles are best. I They challenge the world. i Segid for art catalogue. 1 sbiblkTTsmith. BUSINESS CGIiEGE Is complete t» all appointments, and thorough in its work. Many of !U graduates are hold­ ing lucrative aud reaponainle positions. Tui­ tion by the term Or scholarship. Shorthand and Typewriting a specialty. Write for cata- We Guarantee SATISFACTION On any goods we sell. We have the finest line of clothing on the market, THE STEIN BLOCH CO.’S We-do hot claim they are the lowest priced, btit we do claim they are the BEST and always prove the cheapest in the end. They will give you pleasure and good service long after the so-called cheap goods are consigned to the rag bag. We invite you to see them. GRANT, Leading Clothier. �i In buying H<»od'» aarMI«riU». for'I where reeuemred as lire standard twildlug-up ISLAND OF NAPOLEON. FAMOUS SCENES AND MEMORIES OF Maiemei.t If you decide to take Hood's Sarsapari Us. dv nut hn lu4iu-rd v.» bu) mijuhux eiw THE CORSICA OF TODAY. Origin “The booking clerk is late again," is a remark often heard when tbe first train iu the morning is due out aud no one ap pears to book iu The passenger* begin to lose patience, but at tbe Inst minute the clerk L* seen rushing to the office door, and in a few seconds the window is up, and the click of the stamping press is heard going at lightuing speed It U surprising bow many people can iw booked in a minute if they will but ask plainly for their ticket and tender the right fare. The clerk knows this, and gauges his time so nicely that n minute or two is all be allows him self to send bis customers on their way, not rejoicing, but grumbling at his delay in turning up. He baa no time for morning ablutions, and general! / looks very seedy, and gets the discredit at once of being a dissipated creature. Old women are apt to lecture hint if he to a young man, bnt they get a Roland for their Oliver, for tbe juvenile booking clerk La not without impudence, and does not fear to indulge in it during the early hours of morning when no off! dais are about. After tbe first train has gone, and should there be a long interval before another is due, he will conclude his night'* rest on the counter or table, aud will condescend about 7 a. m. to perform his morning tplleL—Chambers’Journal. X’» i II . , ; i ' ' I i ■ latter perhaps the more to be depended | 1 upon it ts not without regret that the travelre ( of today has to relinquish certain precon , ceived ideas, and to remmuce bis faith in He The*v*teTu la rendered malaria proof when the legendary Corsican vendetta. the blood 1» kept imre riuorous by the uae of blushes when be flnds the native smiling Ayer'» >ara*partha Ai this »r*»ou. n 1 should somewhat ironically, at any allnsions to Have thh admirable vreptrntion al hand their hereditary and sanguinary family M.d trial iwd»an is hannlMS when Ayer's Sarsa­ feuds, and, if the truth must be told in all parilla is used. its ronin title baldness, that tbe ... uti ..unimnuuu uniuut™, he uc finds uuuniuanuc The Coldwater guards will enter the coiuilcUi which mo»t engross the inliabi- [ coraptitlve drill at Jackson fair. taut* >«re the establishment of a “battle of' flowers," after tbe Nice and Monte Carlo John Hlginan of Berrien aouuty, owns b fruit farm that neta lilni nearly $.’>0 a day style, while their jealous emulation iscen ' tered on a pacific exhibition, where, besides 1 this >r«»on. the rural and agricultural products of the , Benton Harbor cnteralned little ones island, are to be seen specimens of* rough’ । ’ from the WalM* Mission school of Chicago or manufactured marble, granite and ' Thursday. porphyry, old pieces of furniture, carvel I woods, curious gourds and richly chased । weapons. । I BUSINESS CARDS,. A. SCRIBNER, M. D., Office in hotel at present. A. A C. H. BARBER • Physicians and Surgeons. Calls In city or county responded to with promptness, day or night.__________ H j ' TV1LL1AM O. LOWDEN. *’ Lawyer. Office over Julius Russell's store, State street. Hastings. Mich. TUART. KNAPPEN A WEAVER. ' Attorneys at law. Over Hasting* National Bank. Hast lies. Mlehlif.-m. Associate offices, at Grand Rapid--. Mkh. S A. SHELDON, • Abstract and Real Estate Office. Abstract Block. Hastings. Money to loan on Heal Estate Beal Estate sold on eummlsulnn., General con res ouclng daring a complete net of Abstract Booka. com piled from the Becords, can furnish eonipicle a tracts.C. F. BROOKS. Clerk. P A P. DRAKE, M. D., Office over Holloway's drag store. Office hours from 2 to 4 p. tn. Telephone, con netting with residence, at Holloway's drat IL •W Our ideas of Corsica are, I am afraid, binned by the dramatist and the novelist. We think of it as It is represented to mi iu the at) veu tn res of tbe brothers DeFninthi, or through the medium of Mcriinee's jrieturesqne Colomba, therefore We associate tbe wild Mediterranean island with ven dettas, savage pannlons and more savage loves, ijess terrifying, but not less pictur eaque. are the deicriptions given by Al phonse Daudet in the “LettreS de mon Moulin," written after spending toreral wuk. lo lb, Ushtlom. of Mezzo M«™ with oo other eooipooloo thoo the euModloo of tbo Iwlnud hollaing, .nd the seductive pictures of landscai>c aud ver, dure of Guy de Maupassant in "Une Vie." But it is well known that both dramatist and novelist are gifted with a glorified vis ion which the ordinary tourist does not p-kK-wrw, and the lack of which possibly ac couuto for the divergence of impressions the rormoe or. moee eleld ood poellcl. the M. B. GILLASPIE. Notary Public • and U. » Claim Agent, will prosecute all kinds of claims before the Depanmeula of the Interior office. Call on hln. m hte store, corner Court and Jeffersu-j HU.. I g M. FOWLER.D.D. S. Office boors S a. m. to s p. in. fj. W. M• LOWRY, M. D., Physician and Surgeon. Hakes a specialty of treaflng dtsease* of tbe HYE and EAR and th* preservation of vision gkjggjsriy fittini SPECTACLES and eye Office and residence on Broadway, near Court Home,Hastings, Mich.__________ ___________ MITH A COLGRuVE. Lawyers. (Office iu Union bloc*. Hastings.) Practio* is all tho courts of the state. S A e. kenaston, Attornt • R. TIMMERMAN, Homippathlc Phy• slcian and Surgeon. (Officeover Lathrop's drugstore.) F ROBERTSON HOUSE, Cor. Jefferson and Court Sts., Hastings, Mich. Rates, SI .OO per Day. This House Is new. with pleasant rooms. The epaXrousge of the public I- respectfully solicited. aw. real estate and collect­ ing OFFICE OF • L r Palmekton «fc Smith. KJ a in* Woodland, Mich. C. S. Palmerton, • J. M. Smith. Notary Public. Justice of the Peace. CHICAGO & WEST V MICHIGAN Ry. Lv Grana R.q>id» fc>r. Chicago........................ •m ro. ouwvn.--Traversa City MuakaK-vn.... -Maai»W ....... lutdingtoa ... I ■SSi'vi; t Wee* days. •Everyday. {Except Saturday. WflO a. m. has through chair car to Chicago, loeftra charge for seats. I :U p. tn. runs through to Chicago solid with Fagaer buffet ear; seals 50 cents. palace । p m has Wagner sleeping car to Traverse p. m. connects at Ft. Joeeph with Graham TYETROIT, LANSING D t NORTHERN KllLBOAD. «s । io Detroit with parlor The women one meet* are divided into two classes now—the womtin who bis iier spring gown and the womsn Who li u» n<»t. and it is amusing tb see her of toe latter category wrehtl* with her iuros of decorum when she passes her sister woman in spring gorgeousnesH. Tnerc is an alert anxiety on her face which ebarpem into, curiosity as tbe uew gown approaches her. She uises in quickly toe liangcf tfoskirt, the cut of the coat, the de«»ratii>:i •< lyaiMcoaE She could tell you the number of but tons on tbe jacket, the exact shape of the coiiar, tbe design of the tiimtuing, the vtry books and eyes that mysteriously fasten it. But tho crucial point is tbe bock. w ...... ___ ______ _____of _ her self . Vainly she tightens the reins qoutroi'/wtlniy fiiw* her eyes on t he nearest shop window. Wild horses <»tiid not draw J *her “ *hciul‘ in the onpasitc direction. She must see that skirt, mid in spite of her good resolutions she turns around and takes it in. Now, the woman in whose mind the momenrous momentous qurs.ion question » Is settled, ®,on tnc wbo* -priug gown banjjs salcly io.her —nlrote >r h <!«. no, odoro her fair per™. IWt wreoeljr oo her woj like . lull rigged rf™' ship -hl" under ’”4" favoring breeze*. Step near the anxious woman, and you will hear her say to har companion, “i’ii ;------------------------- » . । ~ it*® t hat in the back.** “J that silk would “I ™ think be pistty with my ’ old wool. Wonder where .sire found HP* or “•r~ I can't decide to ~have — I---------- whether —■— \ \ a ruffle or,n PW0* ou« •«? sh® d,fU‘toto * *h°P where something in •>tbe -'~k» window pleases --------■—>•-" >her. Your sympathy irresistibly goes out to that woman who is so perplexed and anxious when you first sec her. but as you walk on you find hundreds like her staring into shop windows and furtively glaucihg about for new ideas on her neighbors' gowns.—New York Sun. We are too prone to measure a woman's worth by Uy U»:r her COUUIUUH condition in Ute. life. v Only »uij Inst week I saw the wife of a well known Now York mlllionairo enter one of thy great hospitals of the tbwti. After a bit, curl­ unity daily tempted me to follow, nnd and for two hours I,watched thill woman goipg through the wards of the sick,dispensing here some dniuty from a maid's basket, there a smile, and again a cheery word. All the patients knew her, and in ndoxen inslaticra did I see the stricken sufferers kiss her unglored band in gratitude, nnd close their eyea as a GAME AND FRVIT. idlent little prayer went up for this womnu The climate of Coraica ia simply perfect, ; who, so bountifully blessed bersclf.did uot the soft air is laden with spicy, aromatic i forget that there were others less fortunate. odors, and made! vivifying by the iodine And this is uot an exceptional case, but one ' exhalations of a rich marine flora; tbe long I which „ „1%,„ you can see in the hospitals ....p,.,,,.,, nnd iustretches of sandy beach are steeped in stitutions of the great cities of our land alwarm sunshine; tbe background of mount- : most every day. aina has tbe luminous green tints of the j Many •• . . .. . a millidnaitc's wife .is .today susGreek hillsides. Exuienw in those seagirt j taining tbe hands of the noble band of latitudes sinks to a blissful indolence; ' women who nre striving to bring nuuuy strife, bloodshed, fiery patMions and wild I a;>ota in the live, of our working girls. Of revenge a» alisolutely incompatible with I course, there are women of mat worldly this dreamy languor, and rhe chief interest means who live within themaelvra. regard­ of the lazy hours l>ecomea the recurrence of less of the want which exists at their very meals The epicure reveb in the varied doors. But because such women—fewer aud dainty fish, the most delicate ever than the average woman believes—unfort cooked, pink like the rocks and blue like unntely exist, it is unfair to judge all rich the skies.' women alike. Because the church has The game is no' leas exquisite, notably within its doom people who it would be the famous Corsican blackbird* so highly better were they on the outside, is no crlpraised by only • - Cambaceres,• and which —are ------■ tciivu ■ teriou UJ by UlbU which W JilUK'i to judge UIC kiiuiuMMiun the thousands U4 of at their best during the abort span be- God nien anil wotnrn who lwu. tween rhe 1st ami 80th of January, when ' ndictiois to the world at large. Too little tn.l nr*» tmmKl with I Im InurHnno tntMl.i ... ■ . ... . .... they are gorged with the luscious myrtle credit is given the wealthy clnnses for the berries, honey brown in color, and retain­ good, which Is often done with the riches ing the alight bitterness mentioned by nt their command.—I adie*’ Horne Journal. Virgil, mingling with the delicious perfume of wild flowers; the broccio, the national white cheese, of a sweet, peculiar flavor; An English physician of great, eminence hnge limes, preserved in sugar, and a va­ riety of excellent wines constitute a bill of has just given us bl* opinion about proper fare to satisfy the most fastlcnoiis gourmet. exercise for children. He says: “In the The brand of Santa Idiciaof *1'1111x00 was child the physiological craving for move­ such a favorite with Mme. I*a'titia, mother ment shows itself with tbe unrestrained If a of Napoleon I, that she would drink no freedom of the natural animal. other wine, and bad some sent to her in healthy baby is allowed to have free play of iu limbs it will go through a aeries of Paris improvised acrobatic performances, twist­ ■ TlUt IXINAFARTK FAMILY. One cannot fail to be struck by the fact ing its limba and turning them into knots that the influeuce, I might almost say tbe that might excite the envy of a profes­ presence, of the Bonaparte family is every­ sional contortionist." It is nn excellent plan to give an infant, where apparent in the "Green island." Al Ajaccio, on the market place, the women muscular freedom for some time every courtesy before the atatne of the First Con­ day; it should l» dislncumberrd of any sul, on another square he towers amid his superfluous clothlug, and laid ou a rug or brothers in tbe garb of a Roman empeyor. some soft material na the floor, and al­ Behind the citadel in the cathedral they lowed to kick and throw itself toils heart’s show the basin that held tbe water for his content. On the general principle, appar­ baptism, and in the old bouse the hard sofa ently, that every natural tendency is the on which he was born, and4be trap door prompting of the evil spirit, it used to lie leading to the subterranean passage by the universal custom to restrain the move­ which be escaped to tbo harbor one night ments of Infants' limbs by swathing them when he discovered that be was tracked by in innumerable bandages, as if they were diminutive mummies. With the eager spies. Where be himself is not the members of life within them thus “cabin’d, cribbed, bis family are. Their portraits are in confined” the poor little things must have tbe intisetima, their works tn the libraries. been mere bundles of helpless misery. As the child grows older the boisteronsHis mother is buried in tbe Bonaparte chapel with tbe simple epitaph. “Mater □ess with which it romps may lie taken as Regum." His father stands erect at the a pretty sure index of iu health. But by longcontinued confinement and restraint*— Hotel de Ville in n red gold laced coat. There also are bis brothers—J owe ph in a that is, by being made to live under totally royal mantle. Louts in a gray uniform. unnatural conditions—this wholesome ex­ Jeroinc on a ship. Lucien abstractedly uberance of vitality may be lost, and give ?dace to listleasuess and even positive disdreaming under a tree. ike of play.—New York Post. By a tragical antithesis tho bust of the King of Rome faces the mask of Napoleon dead, and tbe contrast betwuen these silent witnesses of a distant past is painfully ac It goes without raying that a “man’s cented by tbe busy, cheerful hum of the woman” is generally bright, cheery, at­ bright adjoining thoroughfare. tractive, and something that panes for IN THE CITIES OF THE ISLAND. being pretty. The man himself wouldn’t, As long as the traveler lingers in the for the life of him, tell just what It Is. The cities—Ajaccio, the capital. Bastia, tbe whole thing is balanced with common chief seaport; Vixsavone and Corte—he sense. Being attractive she is most essen­ finds a vague resemblance with all Italian tially feminine. To be thoroughly femi­ towns, and a flavor of a comparatively nine she is well dressed. And well dressed is not silk, satin or velvet. It Is some­ modern aud general civilization, with near ly tbe same customs and forms of com­ thing—a cotton or wool, or anything— merce aud life, but it is when he penetrates which tits well and has a dash of chic in­ Into the heart of the coastry that he be­ dividuality about it. She never comes in and asks for work to comes haunted by tho memories of old tra­ ditions—the lagendM of the Evil Eye, of the do as if she expected to be refuawL She devil and supernatural phantoms which comea'in with the dignity and smile of a woman who is conscious of her power to seem to have left their impression on tbe rugged, distorted trees, tbe misshapen accomplish something, and her manner rocks, the tortuous, rushing, streams, and gives an impression which Is confirmed afterward by her Willingness, pluck and the somber mountafb defiles. The western coast, jugged, serrated and perseverance. While her manner in ask­ wild, la the most picturesque, and at the ing for work does not suggest that she is same time far the healthiest. Every vil­ asking a favor, afterward she never for­ lage and hamlet has a history ora link gets that it was a kindness to take her at with a dead post; Bardellca, with its statue her own valuation, and her alm is not to of Sauipiaro. Calvi. the ancient Genoese disappoint those who have believed in her city; Cargese, once a Greek colony and re­ —Philadelphia Times. taining tbe bastard dialect and religious rites of Greece,- Aleria, destroyed by Scipio, rebuilt by Scylla and recalling Ito Phoceou The following Is the fall list of the “pref­ erences" of the Princess of Wales, as she origin. Every civilization has marked with Us recorded them In a scrap book at Belvoir passage this curious little island; !U soil castle soon after her marriage: has been trodden successively by the Van­ Her favorite king and queen are “Queen dals, the Byzantines, the Lombards, the Dagmar" and “Richard Ca-ur de Lion." Saracens and the Genoese, and not the Her favorite hero, poet and artist are least singular characteristic of the small "Wellington." “Byron” and “Sir Joshua nation h that it bus gradually >«.*!milaled Reynold*.” Her favorite author, “Charles Dickens." Ito oonquerers without losing the distinct­ ive traits of Ito race, not satisfied with Her favorite virtue, “Charity." , Her favorite color, “Blue.” having given birth to Napoleon, it claims Her favorite dish, a “French urt.” . as its child Christopher Columbus.—Cor. Her favorite flower, the “Bom." New York Sun. Her favorite name, “Mary." Herfavoriteoccapation, “Reading aloud" Her favorite amusement, ‘•Driving my poulea.” ate was willing.1 Her favorite motto, “Dieu st mon Droit.’• WALL PA1*ER DELIRIUM. EFFECT ON OF GROTESQUE THE WEAK rfhey Get dhefe Just the same, DESIGNS AND SICKLY. Wall Photo-' “1 wan nearly driven out of my mind this* morning at the barber’s," said a man, complainingly, a day or two ago see, toe celling ta decorated in nn odd way with white nnd gold plaster, put on in circles. The rings begin amnll and gradu­ ally enlarge to about tbe site of a cheese plate, mid are re|ieated agntn •»* •«“’»• Lying buck on the chair, my eyes had only the ceiling to look at, and of course 1 dared not move my head. “Presently I caught sight of n fly, ora spot of black that 1 mintook for one,4»nd 1 began to speculate whether It was a fly. 1 watched it to we whether it would move, so that I might be sure. One does the moat idiotic tbings-at times underenforced »UUness. ns when in a barber’s chair. 1 he more I watched the mure certain I was that the thing was a fly, but it wouldn t move. Something else did. After a few minutes of steady watching the circles be­ gan to revolve faster and faster, but the black spot remnineti perfectly stilt “In desperation I removed my glare to another set of circles, only to find Uiat tbe one revolving set had started all the others. Round and round they went in a perfectly bewildering fashion, until, in a sort of agony, I cIommI my eyes, but even then 1 could see them whirling around. I never was so reliev«l in my life as when I got off that chair and out of tbe shop." That man's experience was not an un­ common one, as any [>fcrson will testify who hns - luin on a l>ed of sickness, unable to move or to think very clearly, and has watched tbe pattern of the paper on tbo WALL PAPKE AND IMAGINATION. Nothing could well be more horrible than the waking delirium produced upon tbe imagination of-the sick by tracing the wall paper pattern. Il will assume all sorts of ghostly, ghastly and grim design*. An elaborate pattern in cream white and gold will easily take onYhe appearance of an Indian's head in full war paint and feathers, with grinning teeth aud gleam­ ing eyes. When this Is seen orar and over again on all sides of the room, in every corner, at every angle, when the terrible eyes nt last seem to follow the sick sufferer's glance whichever way he looks, then the patient's feelings may better be imagined tluiii described. A'short time ago there was a craze for wall [>*|>er decorated with,feathers in gill. Of course tbe pattern, though elaborate and ever changing to tbe appearance at first, was in reality rejicated over and over again. Toe same seta of 'peacock, chicken and pheasant feathers recurred in slanting rows upon each strip of.paper. It took j-he imagination of a sick man, however, to conjure up a delirium from the pretty design. To him the feathers performed a sort of diabolic quadrille; they flew hither and thither. They jumped and pranced. The pancocks bowed to the pheasants, and the chickens curled around and over and under tbe rest like the wildest flights of tbe wildest troupe of Majiltoui. or Girards in existence. Then tbe feathers began to have eyes that looked at the sick man, that leered at him, that laughed nt him. They began a sort of hellish witches* frolic over and around his bed. ciuse to his pillow, until at last, in on agony of conscious delirium (for he was perfectly cognizant of the iiloslou), he shrieked out aloud fur some one to talk to him. to say something to divert the fear­ ful current of thought that very soon would have made a raving maniac of him. UN* SICK GIIIL’S EXPERIENCE. What Is known as tbe Greek key pattern Is prolific of this delirious illusion. Il has many variation*, but it is always more or less alike. Tbe squares, after being stared at steailily fur a short while., begin to re­ volve like wheels, only they are square .wheels, and they lake on a peculiar lessen­ ing nnd enlarging effect which is horribly irritating at first, and then agonizingly be­ wildering. Some parents think they are giving a great deal of pleasure to their children when they paper the nursery with a design repeating again and again the stories of "IJttle Bo-peep," “Mother Hubbard," “Tbe House That Jack Built" mid tho like. Il la pot always a kindness. A tiny girl patient of five years a little while ago had her recovery from a low fever retarded for some weeks by one of these wretched wall papers. She knew all the stories by heart, but from her position in the little cot in which she lay some of them were nnflnlsbcd oa the wall. Notably one of Jock and Gill going up the hill to fetch a pall of water. ') , She could see all of the scries except the tumble There she lay, day after tiny, look­ ing at the pictures and wondering. wonder If they will," sbo kept on taying, and notone of her nu rw» waa clever enough to find out what was troubling the poor little brain. At last she almost fretted herself into a second attack of the fever, when one day the doctor entered tbe room and heard her plaintive, wondering cry. “Wnnder if they will what, little one!" be asked. "Fall down tbe hill,’! she sold. 1 tan’t “Wbor Jack ,od Gill, Whr. otoonrw they will. Look, I’ll raise you up so yon can kv." And suiting the action to the word he raised the weary little body, and she saw the picture of the sprawling youngsters. From that day she l«egan to recover. . AND SO DOES A huge cottrns ing. 1 die to carpet when i foot, I Gers. SkWkCvwis Son?. MADE ONLY BY N.K.FAIRBANK&CO. Chicaoi CASTORIA for Infant* and Children, about all round the room. He starts in to count the sprigs or bunches of flowera. He tries to change the design by converting the squares into circle* and so on. He at d*TiKn behind the piwm of furniture where he cannot see it K* imbecilely insane. Ho bides bu face tn tbe budclotnes onlv th* jntl. doisg the same thing in tbe dark, and wlieu he again uncovers his delirium seizes hit* iu its dutches ai^te h a raving lunntlc.-New York Recorder along rnisba with 1 being ports, produ that a Tra • Ueylo steam these .t N veose LJa& Santl Sol b ing c vidui YOUR STOREKEEPER held posit drop, said natu gone it is i actm is behind the age if he doesn't keep SAPOLIO in stock. No city store is without it. The great grocers of the country hiridle no other scouring soap because the best housekeepers will not use cheap imitations which are liable to do damage far greater than the little saving in cost. If your store­ keeper does not keep SAPOLIO tell him to wake up. If he offers you something else when you ask for SAPOLIO tell him to be wise and deal in genuine goods. It pays to have the best “If an If YOU WISH TO Du] ore sev< Lor in J Advertise doll id® got get Anything ene be' hax anil hat ria had Anywhere AT del old E Any time ths for bd ant hot WRITE TO Geo. P. Rowell & Co.. bis No. io Spruce Street, Ho NEW- YORK. He J A TERRIBLE MALADY. Another painful amuaement for the sick is making fancy designs out of the patterns on the wall paper. Take, for example, one °f those common, cheap papers with a »png of flowers repeated In diagonal lines. The patient begins by forming a square of four flowera. Then a larger one with six­ teen, then heenta ft up into four small ones, then makes an oblong, then a dia­ mond, then a heetagon, a triangle, half a dozen triangles, squares and diamonds He forms a cheu board. el to A good d ” SMOKE Eb.POWERJ Hastings City Bank, ALWAYS THE SAriE *2 ALWAYS THE BEST Mich. Hastings, NO. 35. ‘birpli s UmhiO-OO. hit • officers: O. O. Robinson, President. Chester Mewr. t Fre» D. W. Brjuokb.CM*' IN THE DCXCTtil!*: U.5 GILLASPIE, .Uu tb< iBiyrpnntfed under the laws Of tbe Stat< ujcoh»o™. Mtebfcan. Open for baslnvs !»<•«. 15.1®6- 5c aq/iR qnl att Du cie his aft Dsn wTBeynnUU D. G. Robluton. John Oxrre'.h. W. H. FoweWChester i»i«~u-dd ’»‘pM"1 ♦nKUU Baslnes- Transacta. �£ W0MEN anti progress. Perkins, practical joker, to again In ths eity This time he perpet rates! a new ver­ sion of au old Joke upon hie victim It wa* evening, and Perkin*, with n friend, was ’ 8E6“S T0 “ ^AHO-na walking on the Itow-.ry Suddenly' they '' said that you may trust me, and I can 1 ~~ • came ttpou u pomtui mcrehaul of the Ital­ way no mart-. Now, do as best lileases T‘ lH*c«»ur»e« >a tt.« Er­ ian |M*t>um<toni Perkin* wqa thatautly the father of an idea. . |- t°rt* of Women n« O!»«erve<l Iu the “I *ay.. George," he raid to his friend. , ^'"foiterwl'the other ' Aec*«*to i>.tag,-N«niubte Til btt a cigar I can make that fellow «o j, and let mo whi*t>er in your c*itiel*a» of th* Esciusir<*u**« »r Club*, angry within three minute* that he won't ear. J know whether he’s afoot or ou horseback. • • * * # ' Opening a daily newspaper I found in AnA I wout use any profanity or call hin» SoUag, dfed j,,.- „„ midaitht P^tal eob.-nb.-.bnvdUf.r.nt^ri,. hard name*, either." of notices in regnnl to women, and they His mischief loving friend accepted tho heT/n/1 fi T,CUn.ng dl the that seemed like seemed like m> many detached hues in :iiallenge, and Perkins approached the PRESS f<SS9Ctft1 th<> hoA x? fltaleroomil'te,pared which the tbe women cr of tbe the pipfeut present time were stand. rue Douy for burial, and with tho assist- *n**ehlog on into the future. Each rep“GiArao a pint of peanuts," he said to ; rather baffling winds, tho second mate anco of tho captain heaved it overboard. na*uu*1 ■Menuous labor, personal effort, the merchant. chapter V. fell ill, and the captain, after investigate “May your sleep be peaceful, old com-* orK“ir-»”« ability and in many case* uqHe received and paid for them. ing liis condition, returned to the deck null'.” ta wrnu-nd, a> he lowed over . ““*h Itauury. . p*. >E'S HIS BEST. “These are stale nuts," he exclaimed pbo^*" 1 Jj.™ “J™ ’J“7 w“ * »( »">• after munching one. "Here, take ’em ,w1 — ' an.i » rauked - - ” the I with a grave face. The mate remained tthe bulwarks . .red and seventy travreacent glimmer as the corn** ceetliD K»* t “ *oman* college; in another US lhe * Ulk i ’ nu back. 1 don’t want to be swindled In any ■ the eastern route was a shut up in his bunk for two dayt., dur- the depths of the B nrord°f a ronvtntion of working girl*' tach fashion a* this." , -v than it is note. But • ing which timo there was a great deal of I n l.o. a... * --- -**■ T ° y yoQ had • clubg: aud in tblrd n M!ri« of item* of , * ”,t------1 --h-"* ciuy you nau "Fresha peanutta,” protested the Italian. carry on this earth. You . whn |g n heavy hmvv load 1—11to -------------------.. .. Iotell(gBnce_a din. • ; cm r like Maurice So- more or less outspoken speculation among a "Itosta him hid fa the hour." I that would have dis- , the ship's company as to the nature of were not equal to it; nnd Providence, ' ner party at Mnt. A.'*, n theutqr party of “Seo here,sir, you are trying to swindle 1W i 1 ur'v-v tourists were as noth। illness. The captain, in answer to who favors the strong, transferred it to 1 Mr*. B.'s anti "a very pretty wedding" at ’. rv ns me and you know it, you miserable Inter­ courug”.' t hi light marching «“ inquiries, rrapouded that the mate m?‘. . Well. I shall know what to do the charming country house nf Mrs. C., on jection!" roared in Perkin*, with well ing-’ H' . i.,.x fitted with a ban- was suffering from a bad attack of in­ WS U’ gh06t or ao b'host! Farewell." i which occasion "the present* were ntimer• feigned wrath enter—a " ... w,v'Jr’ Tbe Italian looked at bi* tormentor in The Santa Lucia reached her port two (1 ou* nnd costly." in on- hand and an old digestion and would be all right in a day •n •!:c other. Sometimes, or two. But on the third day Dupont, *d»y* later. A tall, red haired man. who । ,Dl these three classes, that which is the dismay. He had never bad such nn epithet (theme of tbe society paragraph* K on tbe 1 applied to’bim before, nud he was at a loss - i travel -oute distance on • who was always the first to discover aimuunced himself to the authorities as whole, the least interesting to the scientific j to know how to proceed. So hekeptsilent OH'; When I ’ . d the box ou liis uhoul- everything, told Maurice that the disease one Solange, n peddler of wax fruits, । observer, ” . c,, though ,uvu|»u often uiicn the ice most most, attractive at tractive and stared hard at Perkins. ■ - u lent was he that be j the mate had was yellow fever. Twelve came ashore, and with a carpet bag I for purposes of social intercourse. It Dollar ' is, |I S’00 brft2{‘n preposition, you IOO Doses .। porter, houra-------later-----tbe mate then . and . a small box immediately left for indeed, fee this function of social inter- |I adverb, yon participle, you conglomera purser, but uu* joggedb it --------■ was dead, and wen Luninm.1l | course that it exist*—to preserve "the 'j tion of etymology, syntax and prosody. . timiing a tolace for**!! | the truth was known to every one. Be- >I Aspinwall. I usages," the ways of relined living, the ■ No wonder you can't talk when you are 7 of toUm>7 lie met , f,,rv «»m»et a seaman had caught thelnCONTINUED. | standards of cultivated intercourse. I brought face to face with such a crime as wish"! ‘ hindrance on his way, fectieti, and that night three others were There arc some patent medicines tha. VALUE OF SOCIAL USAGE*. I this. Wbat 'lo you mean anyway, you exwith li u Aii all all n<fi>sary iKs i-.-sary passpass- 1 seiatHl with the jimuiraw. pestilence. ,, with are more marvelous than than a dozen doctors doctors' j It is of immeasurable importance that ttancous old adjective?" Aud Perkins ■ . wh-n occasion required, | There were twenty-five persons on prescriptions, but they’re nut those that this should be efficiently done; that the scowled „ _ at the unhappy ... merchant So letters ur documents ; board when tbe ship Jeft SL Elmo; at profess to cure every thins. world should keep all that It ha* got in the 1 fiercely fiercely that that bis bis eyes eyes dropped dropped under under the the f,. - I"-.-. the end of a week after tho fever ap- I Everybody, aud then, way of neat personal habit*, kindly and ! glare. .. now now aud then, feels feel* “run “run ited‘ sea he went to I-anxl only fifteen were left alive. The m’?rv^l •played ‘laJ,e<1 ou,/ out.’’’, ’They r,*-'1’vc ve ‘thh” will. courteous observances, and delicate tastes. I "Yes, you know you are guilty, you ' • ...t ikUttom* m a capuin. Dupont u.l Sphmgo wore the 1 /*!“!"• Eveq “the gospel of gcxxi gown*" is, as • common noun, nud I have a notion to . MrllMunte. Cr.«.4ng I m.«ltu-tire io nuntins themffm-rs. Th. b',! 1|CVTte well "iw'Twbrn- tit- Mr*. Mqulton long since pointed out, by have you arrested." no means to be despised. Fine social iuter- | Gradually the Italian *had *'become angry, h- .liwmtarlred bwuBmtatl «»n yellow feror More, rt,!,, kind ot o intent in.-llrltio r..ms course UMreally the finest of line arts; and io angry that he evidently did not dare i:!d after waiting there « and bulangv showed the handiness and .and does for a dollar what the docto- if painting and sculpture and architecture trust himself to talk, but at the sugges­ rth on a merchant 1 adaptability of an old campaigner. These wouldn't do fur les.* than live or ten. We nre worth cherUhing, so in that higher tion of arrest nnd imprisonment he grew ... : I'.hn. nnd Pitcairn three were also ttetmly ones whoo>caped I Pl|l in our claim for Dr. Pierce's (kilden standard of manner* without winch these frightened He offerwl to take back the thing* are merely a misplaced fringe for peanut* aud refund the money, but Per , .u ■ uu., a Sjianisb- i the panic that is among the most effect- • Medical Discovery. . ■ Ix.re the uam** of ' tve predisposing causes of the disease. I We claim It to be an unequalrd remedy barbarism. kins refused to give them up. "No," be said savagely, “1 will keep tho It is true that manners joined with noth­ I A* fart a* the men died they were stitched p!‘rifv >’“» Invigorate the liver • ri^.-n-rer np in'their hammocks and buried in the < ?<r’ v c*a,m lt to lie l>"tiiK in its ing better are disappointing. It is true peanutta aud use it as evidence, you cow­ . . pa^-engcr. ‘ * *, ’* J . I effects, cnnitmg an appetite, purify ing the that a hungry man would rather dine with ering. cringing verbi” aud be walked r was taken on board I M*awho hud l*en attacked re- lhe Wwid. am! preventing Bllloua, Typhoid a*l»oor on veninon than with Duke Humph­ away chuckling to himself at the success , «uc ioihmi. uihi preventing t>nious, i j pnom .. redi hair i, .... i rHWPrtbdj . , Malarial fevers .... n. with and O’*''1*1®**. lint “nt nX at !<*n<rlh length .ttu. the oiittlwmin epidemic ! _and it taken .in _. time. .The rey on his proverbial dinner—that I*, on thtit hail attended hia joke. Aud utill Per to have run ita cuurw, aud for time to take the nothing. * But it the boorishneas destroys kins is st large.—New York Herald nine to take it it h when when yon yon first first feel feel the .». hen ii Maurice. lean ,, --------- ■----| signs of weariness nnd.....weakness. The one's appetite, where I* the good of veni­ ta-ht-M this indi- ! two days fltere were no frvsh cases. vratlna thia annoying emn^aint.white i ecrrectMldisordcreoftbeBtamac^sdmi fri/n/afar he uttered Then, when all seemed well, Solange fine to take it. on general principles, st 1son? And “a dinner of hen**, where love is"—or even where refinement is—turns Professor Hazen, of the signal office, liver and regulate tbe bowala. Even Mt ’ t h- pipe which he himself was smitten. He struggled man- now. ,________________ out the better bill of fare. says there are insurmountable obstacle* to ' from its iu "taihM tta total Rrw.p of the fcrer. j t>b.r „ scaped from The true charm of line manners is best perfecting a. flying machine. Professor . .uM e»tch at it | "nt r" vain. ....... ... . Dr. J. UochbcUur ha. made a emh.ua seen iu poverty, when attainable there; ' Hazen states - the main obstacle* thus: Ih*u he realized ttat hia time had in- ] ealcutaSon nn tbe amount ot cnerg; « but wealth is doulitle*^ the better echool Pint—It is impossible to use the food 'Acbathay would heaimostprio'^esstoC . ; ■c.’.-ut. 'Well.”! deed come, the anxiety caused by the : pended by a person weighing IdS paundsiu for th«m nt first, nnd this is oncteason which the bird uses to develop power by . - If. with the resig- ; why men are tempted by wealth. The any contrivance which can ever be invented whoor.ee try than will and those Uttlo pHlsvslu; j r. “the pipe is . thought of the peril to which his recent | diinbing a mountain peakT.UM feethigh, English word “means," or the pbrasc “a that will give one tithe ot the effect that ab'.eln Bonisny w\/ath*tthoy will not bo wil­ । Lhip>>nt has come . D‘.wsxon was thereby exposed naa tur tuetimu allowed for the ascent being five man of menns," is very instructive, for it I the bird gets. That is to my. while pos­ ling to do without them. But after aUaickhesd ‘ • —.His. ]iunr^ He find* that the total work done And Dupont it . ~ worsening fits — dutordvr. view* property but aa a means toward sibly n spring or other application of force, iseqtuil to raiding l,:tSO,UUO pounds one foot, I non,* n«»r i'-'-smind was in no less puin than his laxly; ........ „r up an enormous amount of enor one pound !,3bOAX) feet. Of thin work, jI something more important. And though by using • he V id set his whole Mini upou fulfilling . many men go tio further thruj the menus, ergy |U a very short time, might moment_ 1^ the ^inperor's commaud, and he could l,176,txw foot pouml* to expended by the i, yet it is i^inethlng that we have this great nrj|y imitate n bird, yet the motive power 'muscles of the legs in raising or lifting the Isthebraeof »omsnyXive* thst here I* where look ii]*ni his illness in no other light body; 12,000 by tiie heart in circulating tiio . truth recqgniMd in language. So nil the , |n BUCh case would l-e rapidly u»ed up. we tn*ho our great boast. Our pill* cure itwhile other* do not. r-J --2 — is impotfdble, by the most than las a crime on his own part. He biood; 30,l)i>J by the chest in breathing affd -j' love lor fashionable novels is really au ex-. Second—it I.. Lad widertaken a <luty—as important a &4.IXKJ in the various exertions of balancing prerafon of a longing after the refinements ’ delicate mechanism and most perfect the > of ' wings, to equal the perfection and adaptaTliry are strictly vttieixblo i the body, overcoming friction of ’ one its hud ever bis’ti iutrusteil to u sc«;i And though tbe “society columns" nre ‘ billty of the blrtl hi it* own element. ground, etc.—St- I*iui>» Republic. dier-Maud b-.‘ was about to fail in iL The [ioften made up largely of the doings of the Third—There is u limit of weight beyond by druggist* everywhere. or sent by nudL ! empffiror, never hearing front him, would ‘ socially obscure, and though tbe sorialiy ' which it i» impassible fur n bird to fly. it CARTER MEDICINE CO., N«W York; sappofee that he had been unfaithful nnd {iprominent usually try to keepout of them. prol».-xb!v that the ostrich hail the jwwer SMALL PILL.its SMALL DOSE. SHALL MICE — . ,SUS-i yet they are no doubt n humble school for of flight lo ages gone by, but when enhad yielded to a Wise temptation. It was The friends of an Irish miser, who pected that the derea*ed had hoarded a good manners to those reader* v lio dis• •------------ ■—uvirontuert •*— • *• became ~— such that it did not ■ more than jirobahle that the whole futgreat sum of money.were tilled with aston-’ trust themselves. ' ' u“ need it* wing* lo escape from it* enemies, The young girl — who 1 tire of France might lie compromised, by I liis failnre. He writh»tl in helpless ago- hhmentand disgust when the following with vague admiration reads of Mrs. A.’s or when it l»egan to grow larger from any testamentary document wim read: “I give ,a»d Mr*. B.’s entertainment* perhaps ac- favoring circumstances, it used its wings ‘ ny ar tho reflection. And every hour— and Lx-qura;h to my sister-in law, Mary quires the wish that when she also is an- less and less so that now it is entirely in> every minute—he grew worse, and knew Dennis, four old worsted ttpekings, which nexclto some matrimonial letter of the capable of fllglfu It is probable that tho ■■■ o>niplrilnn. I that fate would 1» too much for him. ■ ’ ■ ' "--• weighing fifty pounds, and• with -a she will find underreath my bed; to my ■nlpbalwt, she also .nay have nn attractive coudor. Uver all FnckK i Dupont meanwhile faithfully tended nephew. Charles Macartney, two other home. Bpread of wings of fourteen feet, is very gfiRjMMM KINDLY ClirriCISM.'» near tbo limit of weight We may conclude । him; the lank, red haired adventurerdispair* of stockings, lying in the box where . — ■ toYet, after all, the newspaper eolurrfn . then that we can never equal a bird, and my linep; Lieutenant Johnson, ot ■ played all the tact nnd cleverness of n .I keep w hb"tnajXty's "Fifth regiment of'foot, my 1 Hint records the convention of working i hence that a self raising, self supporting ’ ! woman.- He always spoke cheerfully to only pair of white cotton BtockiWta and my I iglrb’ dubs has a heartier sound and a . rand uu kii self propelling Hying .machine cannot ! the sick man. and his genius for telling MORTGAGE SALE. own scarlet great coat; nnd to Hann.xh | deeper interest than tbe-e society para-, r I>Oh} __ I,ibly ”. 'be . ‘ built ”■ 'to carry y a man.—Indian’ amusing stories seemed to grow with thDefault having been madn for more than Bourke, inv housekeeper, iu return for Ik-: ; graphs. Here we have what is calk".! the , spoils anoibi Journal. j demands upon it. Nevertheless. ------------- ... ---------. Dupont . i jons AJ’M| 'taithful service®, my cracked ; "bone mid sinew" of the community, or bir on a mortngo daUM March id. iwfc. mode ’ knew that the chances of Kiw friend s re- | earl|,ell pitcher." • would be were it made up i f men. It is a j Tire Invention of Fultcd-Cloth*. by Janifh/U. Bartley to Sarah H Auxtlii. and covery were wen*infinitesimal, infinitesimal, andbebeperper-j ’ Hniinah first found her tongue, and tel!- < pleasure to look on a gathering so hearty. •I covery and An illusthitlon-of the intimacy of tho reconlei! In th# olUce of the Rrghler of Deeds thatV...he had......... sutnetbing hisI i ing the other legatees that she relinquished ; and so genuine, aud to know that here, too, 1■ cuiveti . : 1 I ...»onlit^ .., most modern nod most ancient of civilixo- forjtli- County o! Barry in tbe Slate of Michi­ i mind. mind Dnirnnt Dnnont had hadprevimi'dy Drevt.wtslvmade tirndeupnt.; . all claim to her valuable ahare. share of the prop j jis Bucirty u the "‘aknig. 1 Lera h a feargan. March !U. !f*c. in liber 17 of niortoajR*, or Eirr” tions is found in tbe fact ibnt it tvas left «u page 250. and by ti e said HanUi H. Austin working girl;" hte mind that he would find out what ; erty. retired in anger from 'the ««e.. In ikss ' ).> simplicity ; ,■/ in the word* I„iu “nnVH r l»Jn nt for an American citizen to liret successfully assigned to Daniel W RoKere. by an assignalthough tbe writer hns never I—" ot^wta.aaJ ta ...tta! . Sf!±S tnent dated Ainnist ». and recorded Hu h»rc you.r' said Register’* office August tt, ISM, in liber 27 i ttevelopm-nta ... ’ a threat number of golden guinea*. Tin ••ralraladv," since that ou it* side repre- South Kingston, R. I... invented tbe pro­ o> mart gages on page'.is. and by tlio said Dante! W. Itoeers assigned to II. H. Court, by an assign­ had stood shoulder | On.‘ evening, after a long silenef, So- , (tljrr Jegnteea immediately sen rebel for H’Dt.al.Jike a somewhat excessive bonnet, cess of nufking felted cloth* of commercial ment da’ed May 1st. 1KO. and recorded In said th.-jn one battlefield. • lange spoke: their sticking*, etc., ami to their great joy the longing already described for tho re-; length, ami paumted it May 22. 1830. Since register** office May IMh. IMO. tn liber » of mortgages on page S’, amt by tbe said B. H. ! “How far nre we from Panama, Franfound them al! to is- crammed full ot jfincment* ot life. that day felt* have appeared in innumera Court assigned to Margaret Andrus, by un as­ But the other is the nolidvr term, and . -1 about the world for | coiaF’ , ! money—All the Year Round. ble forms, ns printed and embossed piano signment dated May 1st. 1R». and recorded In bar. the merit also of going beyondcastei1 “Still two days at least, if the wind is , * had been nn acrobat in cloths, Indies’ skirtA flour coverings, often said register’s office. May 11th. IN»1. In liber 30 of mortgages on page IM. for which default Ihs-husc many of these clubtt nre founded , A Snccestlon to Contributor*. with highly artistic designs; material for ;■ -r in Ceylon, a miner fair, mob brave." said Margaret Andrus by virtue of tire right Dy those who du.not in^the common”^or.- 7galn,t weather, the given her by said mortgage, ha* madeapd bereII The late "Sacre! never last •it— out!’ t hnranlerx ,boc lining*. etc. It to d:foacrv.—*I shall MIIUJ ut:»n 1 in-r Philip > .s...r Welch, ----- - who - — - --flooded. all of the word belong Pmi*ri> « tl*v«n. atid by makes tire wh.de principal sum of said •Never line heart! You will M all tbe comic phpfcra and some of the scrions who often m organixing them hate been . *-.v. with a few thousand depsrtmenl of iDdu> mortgage and the Interest arerurd 'hereon now and pavabfr. »"<> on which mortgage there ones "»• wi*u <'■ mi . .................................. he was on his way right ht in in a a day dav or or two, two," ' ” In the very hardest scuse working girl*. which wool in it* felted form, does dur ’ ''Xwhe “pl.J h. Tta. w. H claimed to be Xue Mt tbr d*tc o! this notice .. . as------------Cci*e i^. and a TtwreV,»nwtbreS tl».auU nbplreom. tn , ami painted pointed paragraphs, paragraph'', wrote ear earn • i. with no very clear ton hundred ividtfr-six dollars and ten rents, "I shall be at the bottom of the ocean. j Gne—they . — nlwnys^short . iiu t hn mid­ were —in^thejnidlb. ,ure™.witb-wbl.li Ite "•“"■'"’"T* i p,„ uk... tb. Mmpl. .lireurery of .n- and uo wilt or proceedin^at law having been ' ii» would do when he Ah. I know it! J have triedmy best. | Instltutrd to recover the amount secured by dle of n sheet of g‘,o,1» thick note paper. naiw tromre. tbu. often work for tta I nod nijiik )( alno cHef ' iie was not the man to but it is no use. said mortgage or any part thereof. ». The ' emperor will curse j■ Thus be secured two advantages. Hav- l.-nrlltof tbrlre»r»rore.l..matbu..plnlH f rinlta.tlon.-S, N. D. Notice I* therefore hereby given tr.al on Sat­ •f any situation in which • ing a a buvcv sheet «» ofi imp®. paper •»»» for ----each .joke »nr for » a rwuddrel! scoundrel!* --------he _was urday the Mb daj «>f September IWM st tmi o'clock I 10 Month.,, . ■urltl UaI.I Ikt th,* llArtl. --- —]t...r— no . ..v’-i( Inti-——In -I.111lengthen L-t-lltMl IHShis V. it* :i';i-’!f. Nothing fright­ ••Theemperor!" repeated Dupont, look- ;' unuci UIK to wit. ­ mw temptation ■ * ■ ,! tlcism . .to__suit —sa .!.« . prised him. Withal , the page; nsut'fnr aud'for the the nature nature drererel lbw working xitl.' data, .nd l.»« „ enure. .. bta I. r..re 014. tins*, eonnty ct Barry and *ulc of MltAbM, ing up. •.-.-’.•lining companion, • Did I say the emperor! Bali! my ■' of bis material, such as one would use for found In tbtlr «"»»• i Mr, A. M Tbonota oho Ibre just .Cro» said court house being the bulldinx in which Um> 1 an invitation to an evening party, natur­ brorr, n B««l .U.udwure und n rental , barn: ,„u ||ne> ta G»d.dre reuntr. clrvnit court frr the county ot R*it» Is held, at of anecdote. humor mind wanders." public anetioe to the highest bidder, the premi­ ally !e<l him to be conci»e nud flntsbed-to Thry nr rtri 1, ihln, Hve old «od U tbe ses described In Ml.. mortKaee or m> mach try that never knew ex••Listen to me, Maurice,” said Dupont, , have a beautiful bon mot in the exact mid­ taarinif. mixture nationalities nnd religion*, religious, and , * J -----------------of nationalitlra Qf '<.,,, ehn<lren , _uo— f whom thereof a* may t*> nrceMsry to satbfy the • ■ 'rider. then, that Mau- bending over. “Your mind is not wan­ dle of a beautiful expauu of white. » do do a > •iw' which lb. onllMnr P«n.h , ".j, Mr. Tbonuu' wife t» lbr~ smoui.i «iue on mid mortgages* above set.TorUj. thua •• •-** the Interest thereon, and the costs, shams iotv than two months {Mist dering. but there is a weight upon it I I will onlv mid that I make these obser­ or gw..-, culld orenutatlon mnnoi «cconi|.li.h, .„.b«n hlnuelt Flton yen «go with -■■■—------ ------• - ■j and expm»e* allowed hy law and provide*! for ■ i. ingi.'d two score sen­ have seen it all along, it ha* retanled vation* chiefly for the benefit of my fnend and.1 help h.l„ toward .nwanl that tb»l fusion in In these rere- ; nmrri„L T„ectr „,ontb. Ulcr tn naj.t mortgage, aald premises being situate Penlopcr, whose comparative fallow m b •pects which i* the only safeguard of our II they found themselves the parent* of four in thfe cltv of fliwtings. county of Barrv sud icing. was highly your recovery. Come! 1 am your friend, state of Michigan, and described ui follows: .iHigljted •- thus unexpectedly his am I not? If I were as you are I would humorist I attribute to h& use of cheap institutions. . 4 , bright and beautiful ehjldren. With al- Tbe south half of lots numbered ten hundred Sometimes. I fear. Jbey show a little ।’most unvarying regalari’.y everklucetbe thlrtv eight, ten hundred thirty nine and tMt confide in you. I don’t know what wur- | yellow pafier and an ill sharpened pencil.hundred forty of tbe elty. formerly vlllye. <y spirit of exclusiveness in their own way, !' family bn* been Increraed by the addition, ■ ’ • ■• Aral greetings had been ries vou; but, if I did, I might be able to Taverner in Boston Post. ss where they take In those employed iu | Bono-time* of twins, sometimes of triplet*, Hastings according to the recorded Dial thereof. Dated, HastiDg*, Mkh , June «. im. very hearty they were help’you. And if I can yon don’t doubt , o'. , n w AXDRCB. A Vnttt-H shops and omit theme who work -in fac- until the number has reached thirty-twa Maboarkt A Wily Youth. - — Maurice began to reflect that 1 will—eh? Come, free your soul, Mr. Thoma* and his wife are a thrifty, ■I'm to tart- mr photograph taken to- tone*, or where they include compositors twu;»-rl> - ■.he ••ncounter was Dot so my lad. and your body will be all the in printing offices, but not those who happy and contented couple, and their Attorney'for A*»Urnee. fontuutr ’ ruM. For Dupont, besides achieve their composition* with the aid of thirty and two little one* are a* fine a set letter for it" w roP»feting . 0, n.innientive, was inquisitive, a cooking stove or a broom—in other words, of children as one may often see.—New “If I were sure that I must die —mut­ ■to! Ilf ■ " “Ob'.Yct'uhln 1 think of letting you have ^hat are technically called “livin’ out York Commercial Advertiser. ' '• i-H-n on board half an tered Solange, hesitating. hour Ufii r" h<* hod asked Maurice all girl*." “You are a sick man; but I have told This seems to me quite unreasonable, naiun-r■ ->f■ ui::vi«werablc —t tuutv questions ijurouuu'. about uiwui. you tbe only chance for recoverysaid °D,^Well,” he said resignedly. “I’m Mr^. ’ Fhe Niagara Falla Route." and like the attitude of that barber in An engine driver on a Scotch railway ha* innifelf. his destination, de.-,:jnation, his objects in Dupont, shrugging his dioul-iem "One Then be added. “There to one 1 minwtf, Dicken*’ “Nicholas Nickleby" who de­ taivt-lin- and a dozen things beside*. Inheres in Providence. 1 suppose- W«'l. photographer won't need to do when be to clined to shave a coal beaver because it noticed that hawk* of the merlin or "atone falcon" specie* fly close behind the How n, meet tins broadside of interroga- is it not Preridenu, ttat hu »t your taking your picturewa* uecesaary to draw tbe linriBotnewbere, train, near the ground, partly bidden by . and be drew it at bakers. But these lin­ the amoke. A* the car* thunder along *** M knew not, for his character gering bite of conventional tom are nut, through the field* and meadow* small I *':s straigbtfprward and unimaginative, «ot, tor ,oo eiwen look pl<«“ot. probably, the prevailing practice, und will bird* Oy up in cloud*, and while they are = tie told lies awkwardly—and ou the oth- “th. -lying man tod M. •■Perbip. I »*T ■» •b" “ S^rS soon be outgrown.—T. W. Higginson in bewildered and frightened the merlin tr ^r '' !f lie kePr silence the result sneaker. ’’Francois." he said, if I ten mmoui. |i galSC .hr «IJ etur • pM^-ta" Harper’s Bazar. dnnhca among them out of the smoke and . tould only lx? to stimulate his friend's in- you this will you swear to be Pres* ____________ _____ —tty secures iu prey. Should it be nn- Vumtivcn.-^ still further. Finally he faithful to the trust? Will you carry it successful it return* to the wake of the H 1 abtixos.. practical lx"M*on«Mtempte-,1 it compromise by informing out a* if you were myself? This “ no Working women in other lands seem to train and await*- the starting of another “ Br'?" ss ?o-b« >TH.COLLIN8 JLoral Amt Hutixp. i»fct that for certain good aud suffi- child’* play, be sure of that! “ tare even worse than in our own. In Aus­ bevy. Tbe engine driver nffinn* that the p. w. Buoaus G. p a T. a..Chiracot n-a-.-,us he preferred not to specify good feUow-you are my fnend. but f tria they are employed a* hodcarner*. hawk ha* no difficulty in keeping up with With their heavy loads of brick aud mor­ the swiftest express train.—Loudon Tit­ ™a»tt intentions jhst then, but that yon were my brother or my ’“h" “ i ADMINISTRATOR’S SALE. tar on their shoulders they trudge up and Bits.. “w-r they hr. 1 arrived i« New York he wooH not be too much.” I ^S^oo^ ■lown narrow plank* orclimb ladders from, would willingly te]j himi all he cared to • Moke yonreelt e*«y on thnt score, hereby ’ given that I shall sell as f o'clock in the morning until 6 o’clock at hear. mon cber,” retnrned tbe ^drentarw. l*y- I ©n. to the highest bidder, on ftatur •This Is a small case, gentlemen," eald night. For this they receive twenty amt* lay of September. A. D. ll»1. at ten ‘ W’*iu ‘ia<^ the imagination ing his tan-1 on the other s shoulder. a day- Girl* working in the match fac- Judge Wing to tbe jury Tuesday morning, tbe forenoon at the Probate Oom TE -"“»!• •>» "''• ‘ta Solange lacked, was gifted also with don't want to drag out ol you anytr in the case of the dogs and the cows. "It Wrie* of England become permeated with lower of effectively disguising his yon prefer to keep to yonrself. a°d '• the chemical* and urf neral* used. Tbe sul­ remind* me of tbe case that wa* tried be­ you prerer w ^i’r KPeak. -New York World. phur BomeLimes eat* their jaws in the fore a colored friend and brother years ago. «ing- and designs when he deemed it J . _______ _jeMrost that 1 spea*Bal» w°m°dpg’me—wtat etaU I , o, deltanr rtteb mart painful and disgusting way. Their It was his first case as trial justice, and be nT tO <1'’Ko' ’^‘‘’Tdingly pro­ wages average 11.50 a week.—New York felt his dignity. He heard tbe law. and tbe . j, 1 t j be satisfied with the other’s . - - M evidence, and the argument*, and it came right, title and I have five*! as i can-* Recorder. • bat, at the aame time, pri- but after all. I am an lioneat time for him to charge the jury. At hi* la and to the re Tbe superintendent of the Baltimore- apparent hesitation, one of the attorney* । ' made up his mind to get at the or<'iu^QlhUDih°i mrd'Kwhannbg Inrmulu “1 tbe..OPS or eartbtoa eta Training School for Nurses, Mims Lou ton nudged him and said. ’Now charge the Win of the mystery, whatever it was. w'rh radiate* be*t through space-to mar Payson*, studied her profeemou m London * ary.’ and the judge arose and said, 'BredrhlCb "lo^preeiable effect «• likely he would have snewith Florence Nightingale, and wa* a re n. dis am a small case, and I shan’t w>v ♦ that destiny chose another n tbe radio-micrometer by « candUf-p^^ nurse with tbe Egyptian expedition The charge but a dollar an' a halt’ Lewi*on eoe raaio-™ which distance it* light tenibnnguboat tbeb«oe. -f a barely queen bestowed upon her tbe Royal Bed lhe Lacia was still a “uh» distant from her port, HUKiag himself on <W> <£»*• , vitible over smooth sea*, with light but do betray me, W you die m 1 •“ N tayaud Md m,ke. yoiir ljf«I ••Bta'tab'tb™.. , ■ ■.UNE3 ALCI’° WHICH THS sex CARTERS CURE SICK - HEAD ACHE Prof. I. HUBERT’S Malvina cream Michigan Central �DESTROYING WRECKS. THE WORK OF THE VANTIC IN RE­ MOVING OBSTRUCTIONS. 5 H OTHER The upper Pine street man who does uot come into town often stepped into the Lis­ bon street druggist’s one day, and seeing a dry electrie buttery on the counter began to nsk questions. After his curiosity had been satisfied he said that he’d like a shock. He was given one, but it didn't suit, aud he intimated that be preferred tbe business end of a fluid batten* to the action of the ao called dry battery. ' Under the counter the apothecary keep* a very large fluid battery. It ia a peculiar battery also. It is oat of order, but it goe* spasmodically. Now II moves easily and softly, and nnw it ripsand tears "hud ju*t rears up on its bind legs and kicks. It is a vicious machine; but this man is big and strong, and he wanted a real hard shock. WORLDS. ------------ - • Tun man or w tliut rosuucu --------- —That were I dowered with strong angalfc *f-Lt * All would look changed in tbow pale hcaratxly way*. Whs: Wheeling worlds my vision would anuuei What chasms «if gloom would thrill me aaa offri’ 'Ll! * What rhythmic oquipotoi wonld rouse de­ light! What moons would beam on me. what eune would blow! Few people, outside of those who navi­ gate the waters Along the north Atlantic thought coast and the marine insurance people, ap­ Of how creation’s edict may have set preciate the value of tbe employment in Yost human multitudes on tbcMe far spheres. With towering lasalous to which mine mean which tbe aloop-of-war Yantlc has been naught. engaged, destroying the sunken wrecks With majesties of happiness. or yet which for a long time have menaced tho With oflonio* of unconjjc'.ured tears! safety of steam and nail vessels. And few -Edgar, Fawcett. people other than the officers and men Fixing the battery tn order aud setting who have been engaged in this work know it to “buzzing tha druggist went Imck to A Bird Without a Name. the difficulties aud dangers which these his desk, and left his caller in the ecstatic It is a curious fact that a bird which Is people encountered in finding the wrecks enjoyment of the warm and pleasant cur­ more distributed over the surface of the and destroying them with the powerful rent of the sunshine side of that battery. earth than nny other kind which is better agencies of gunpowder, gun cotton aud The day was quiet in the store, nnd the known to man, nnd more useful to him dynamite. “bux-z-z-x" of the battery alone broke the than any other, has In our'language no In the four months which the Yantlc stillness. distinctive name. This defect iu nomenwas employed in the destructive work she yell. It was an clattire seem* still more strange when wo Suddenly there was blew up and destroyed eleven sunken awTnl yell. remember that this favorite bird ha* half a wrecked vessels, tho benefit friim which “See here! Hl, there! Whoa, there! See dozen cousin species,' every one of which cannot be measured by the cost of the la­ here! Whn—hi! Geewhitaker!” rejoice* in u name that is all it* own. The bor and the use of materials in accomplish­ “What's the mattor?" sang out tbe nameless bird is the—well, tbe barnyard ing IL Moat of the wrecks were found druggist. bird about whose capubilitlea for broiling, lying on the bottom of the ocean, with “This machine. Come here. Come here. roasting and the like we usually care a from ten to twenty fathoms of water over great deal more than we do about what we them, and they were nearly all large Iron “Why don’t you let goof tbe handles?" shall call IL But isn’t it queer that we vessels, with their masts and rigging stand- asked the druggist, who was in the critical have no nanio for it? ing almost as complete ns when they were part of a prescription and couldn’t leave. Commonly we call the bird chicken; afloat. “Can’t." That is dearly a misnomer, unless we are Upon finding the wreck, the officers had alluding to tho little fellows that have A> watch the opportunity of good weather “Can’t do it. Confound ye, don’t yon lately emerged from the shell- An adult to remove it, and even when the sea was a’pose 1 know? Oh-h, come here. Crack- of thlsspecies Isas far from being a chicken comparatively smooth the natural swell ety, but hurry up.” ns a man is from l»elng a baby. When we made the work dangerous, especially when “Push In the rehoetat." want to be specific about tbe adult of this tbe eyes of the rigging or the top of tbo “Push In the wall. Push In your eye special we American* call the male bird a lower masts were below the surface of the teeth. Drop that stuff. I’ll settle. Drop rooster and the female a ben. firel thing necrewarj' was to j it. Ease up your horses. Oh-h, oh-h!" water. The ~ But these terms apply equally to many cut the rigging, for even If the mastatbera- j Appreciating the situation, the druggist selves were blown out of the step, the rig- I droppe«l hi* work *ud ran to the rescue, other specie* of birds. Probably tbe most favored word for, tho species is fowl; but King on either side would hold it upright. I *nd when he got there the strong man was that is shooting'very wide of the mark. Lieutepanta Richman, Mertz and Rose , doubled up like an umbrella, and was doWebster’s definition ut fowl ia “a verte­ had direct supervision of the processes of i log more contortions to a minute than the brate animal having two leg*, nnd covered destruction, and it was ot that dangerous ' “boneless wonder." / with feathers or down—a bird." Shake­ character **<to make it necessary that each A* the druggist pulled out the carbon* speare uses the simtle, “Like a flight of should take part in the muscular work to j and released bis prey the man dropped the fowl,” and the Bible speaks of “the fowl of ■encourage the men under them. . handle*, and a* he sank into a chairand the air."—Pilteburg Dispatch. . HOW WRECKS ARE DESTROYED. ’ rubbed bis hands on his coat tails he min­ As an illustration, the iron vessel Har- I Ried wilh » righ of relief only one word, greaves, ot more than a.tw 3.000 wns tons oispiacedisplace- . and that was ••a long drawn, sibilant, soothgreaves, ot more man There is a man of intelligence and ma­ a.whA ... iti*. tbe ti.i. *>.n ino. restful “ *1 here.' went, was /found with tqp nf of Hur her lower , ing, There." nwst. a spar thirty-two Inches in diameter, ' And then be went out—Lewiston Jour- ture years in New York who is and has been for half his life a regular lecture goer. a few feet above the water. Her wire 1 md. ___________________ He manages to take in from three to tire rigging was from four to flve inches in ' popular lectures ot various kinds every drcutnferencc. At th* home of a well known Jewish week during the winter sanMei, besides the Lieutenant Richman, with u boat'* crew, wen: from the ship to tho wreck, and citizen was recently seen a tiny flame burn­ Sunday sermon, and during the other whilo two men held thu boat up to Che ing in a handsome goblet. Examination months of the year he manages to cover a mast, others with axes began to cut away showeg the goblet to be half filled with few each month. He is especially fond ot tM rigging. The swell was a light one, water, on the top of which floated about free lectures, but ho will pay bis way to bnt sufficient to lift the bout up ami down, an inch of pure olive oil. A miniature those for which tickets arc sold. He is al­ so that at the second blow with tbe ax it float of corks, fastened on either side of a ways ready to -travel to nny part of the cut into the rigging four feet above the metallic ring, rested upon the oil. On the town, or cveu to Brooklyn, to attend a flrat blow. But after a conpte x<f days’ >fng was placed a wax taper, hardly thick­ lecture. Be goes to lectures on nil sorts of themes, cutting and hacking away the rigging fell er than a thread, passing through a small over on each aide of the wreck to the bot­ circle of thin wood, so that the lower end on any branch of science or on literature of the thread dipped through tbe ring into or tbe art* or jiblitical economy or travel tom of the ocean. To complete tbe destruction a torpedo the olive oil The upper end of the taper or biography or theology or the history and was made fast to one of the hoops around was lighted as above mentioned. The oil habits of the people of nny country under the mast, and by tbl* was lowered to ita drawn up through the wax covered, taper the sun. He never had any education be­ yond that of the common school, but by giv­ foot, in position to demolish the deck and served to keep It alight for several hours. “We burn this,” said the lady of the ing all bls spare evenings to lectures for to blow the inast out Then tbe boat was hauled off 5U0 feet, tbe electric battery was house, “in memory of one of our .dead. twenty years he has gathered up informa­ When that taper burns nearly out we will tion about thousands of things and has big touched, and a terrific upheaval of the water showed that the torpedo had done substitute another, so that the flame, like idles of knowledge, ao that he can shine iu the vestal fire, never goes out. We light learned society. lie says that a bachelor its work. Tbe wreck of the Viscay* gave much the toper when our relative dice and let it like himself who had not tbu advantage of trouble to the Yantlc people liecause the hum a year, the last one being allowed to college training can get more culture by top of the lower mast was so far below the burnout. We attend to these lights with going to lectures as often a* possible than surface of Ui«J water. Lieutenant Rose had great care thus keeping alive the mem­ by any other use of his evenings.—New York Sun. ■________________ charge of this. He successfully planted a ory of our loved one. It is an old custom torpedo at the foot of the mast, but not of ours, aud one seldom now observed. without many vexatious attempts, and Some burn It only for a week, while others Curious is the account of tbe campa or found, after blowing the lower mast out of bum it for a month. Our family adheres it* step, that the great spar simply leaned to the cuctom in all its purity, always little kingdoms that the ostriches mark out for themselves with invisible, but over to one side, the rigging holding it in keeping tbe flame alive for a year."—St. never to be encroached upon, boundaries. that position. Later he wu* successful iu Louis Republic. Inside that camp it will benr no intrusion, cutting tbe mast at the eye* of the tigging, but. outside it. in the domain of its neigh­ and tho obstruction was thus destroyed. A new lamp has appeared which will be bor, it is profoundly indifferent to the UTILIZING A WRECK. stranger’s wanderings. Noris it safe for ■An amusing incident occurred st the de­ the farmer to presume upon bis former ac­ struction of another wreck, tbe hull of the eyes all unnecessary strain/rhilecarrywhich was far below tho depth that tbe ing ou clerical work. This lamp is de­ quaintance with any bird, for tbe ostrich keel of the largest vessel would go. A gar­ signed especially for desks or tables where has not wits enough to distinguish an cid land of tbe explosive compound ercircled it is desirable to concentrate a bright light friend from a new intruder, nor sufficient for writing or reading, whilo the eye Is respect for his owner to except him from the mast uear the deck of the sunkt-n ship, and when tbe battery was fired the most afforded the maximum amount of rest his suspicious hostilities, though it would stood so long that Lieutenant Kelly re­ possible. TLo sides of the lamp are almost appear that, ns a rule,- he will manifest a marked, "Well, the attempt has failed!" straight, while the bottom, or large end, is stronger aversion to the Kaffir or Hotten­ But be hod hardly uttered tbe words be­ as nearly flat as possible. It Is claimed tot than to a white man.—London Spec­ fore the mast fell over and sunk to tbe that tbe straight lines provide better re­ tator. bottom. The mast had been cut so per­ flecting surfaces and prevent, nn much as Raising Chickens on a Boot fectly at ita circumference that it stood for possible, uneven intensities of light upon 1 once knew a man here In New York several xeconds until the swell of ibe ocean the object. The Inside of the butt and the outside rf who used to raise chickens on the top of disturbed ita equilibrium, and then it went the globe are silvered, aud the Incandescent his house. Ererylxxly laughed at tbe idea over. One ot the sunken wreck* is now doing filament is actually surrounded on three of bls being able to make It a success, but duty at Wachpweague inlet, on the Vir­ sides by a mirror reflecting all the light I have bought eggs nud chickens from him ginia coast, aa a danger buoy. It is a large downward. While the lamp may be jdsoed many and many a time, so I know chat he iron vessel which would be dangerous to on a level, or a little above the kvel of the did. He built a railing of alate all about navigation unless entirely removed, and as eye, no light strikes the eye directly from the edge of the roof so tbe chickens could It doe* not materially contract the navig­ tbe lamp, n* tbe silvering is covered and not fly over. He hud plenty of fresh earth able waters Lieutenant Richman concluded protected by an opaque substance.—New on the floor, nnd in one corner a coop where the roosts and tbe nests were, and in an­ that it would make a first class danger York Telegram. other corner an awning won stretched for buoy, and mariners have declared it to l>e shade.—New York World. tbe best and most useful one on the coast. He cut tbe top of the mast off, leaving sev­ Tbe poet Percy*Bysshe Shelley a* a small eral feet standing alx>ve water, upon which boy was an eccentric little being. Heux-'dbe painted black and white stripes al­ to dress bls four sisters to represent fiend*, It Ian curious fact that water pipes un­ ternately. and, filling a fire stove with some Inflam­ der ground will often freeue during the These special instances noted will give a mable fluid and setting it aflame, ho would warm spell that follow's a cold snap. Tbe general idea of what has been successfully marshal the diabol’cal procession to t! a explanation mntle for this interesting accomplished by a naval vessel that has back door. As a boy at Etou he would Ebenomenon Is that after a cold wave a been declared obsolete, and by officers who, watch tbe livelong night for ghosts an l irge quantity of bent is taken from tho it is thought by some, have a very easy and consulted his books how to raise one. His ground in tbe work of changing the frozen ■enjoyable life away from their homes and diet In after years was meager enongh to moisture Into water, and thus, nn the prin­ families, living on salted and canned meats, bring him weird fancies. Bread became ' ciple of tbe Ice crenm freezer, the pipe is aud canned and dodocated vegetable*.— his chief sustenance and bis pockets were chilled, enough heat Iicing taken from Itto New York Tribune. freeze it.—Engineering Record. well stored with it. A circle ULon the carpet, clearly defined An Incident at the siege of Rouen, tn by an ample vergeof crumbs, often mark- -I ■ Tbe principle of the expansion and con­ IfiOl, shows that red was looked upon as traction of a metallic loop made of Getv studies, his luce nearly iu contact with bls the English color, for in mentioning tbe man silver aud steal when exposed to vary- book, devouring bread at intervals amid death of one of the Earl of Essex's cap­ iug temperatures has been utilized for au­ his profound abstractions. Sometimes he tains it is remarked that tbs Frenchman tomatically shutting off gas when It ban str- raisins v> ith it, and his sweet tooth was who shot him got near enough to do so by been blown out instead of being turned off immense.—New York World. putting on the red coat of a dead English Ju the usual way. One end of tbe loop, soldier. In 1G43 the king's life guards, aa which is adjusted close to the gas flame, is also the queen’s and Prince Rupert’s, wore free, while the other is secured to the flxu They were two young ladies. evidently red coats. nre. A valve controlling the gas is at­ The magazines now in course of publica­ tached to the free end. and when tbe gab veraation that they had been to a funeral. tion in England number 1,778, of which Said one: more than 448 are of a decidedly religious "Aunt MarY looked quite natural, didn’t character, representing the Church of Eng­ blown out the loop will quickly cool and she?” land, Wesleyan, Methodists, Baptists, In­ <x utract, and tbe valve will abut off tbe “Yes,” replied tbe other; and then aho dependents, 4Roman Catholics and other gas. Tbe device is exceedingly simple and rdded, after a few momenta, “a funeral is ’ communities, it responds quickly to tbe change in tem­ h au awful sad, depressing thing, don’t ' perature— New York Commercial Adveryou think *o»” Divers in the dear waters of the tropical “Uaually,” responded ™po»d«i the ti» m first spenkri, .p~kH j MM AhA t fi—5. /.< . 1. 601 UtU«'-IfferenL Ot frigliteMd do not not all all dan Lbe same tame di dl ­ frightened do dart la in tbe Ail young men should, when calling won.lt.lt -d about Aunt Map-, It rection, but that each did™, different kind take* 1 looked-™, al p. 1 could | ,hcll„ thu |x>n,„n or th. .ubmSS upon a yoang lady, use judgement, and -------- ---------oauiuMmf nertn*t in jn color to w tb at of at tbe tbe fish. o.k Jsava before It is late. If a young lady not help thlaklag boa-nick h wan to — , growth nearest that bln fmlns into eoclelj- again."—Boatun ” ““ “ Transcript._____ ! Charcoal is recommended as an absorber boarding. callers nbouid leave by 10 o’clock j of gases in the milk room where foul gases be -------treahly i'Tbeuc firemen must be a frivolous set,** 1; are •present. Il should * powdered Hnnfinn-llv , —and ---- kan*. diem ------ —-----------w —_____ »_»•_ . -MUr.BpUlkln., -bo wo . hot weather, when unwholesome odor* are most liable to infect the milk. Dr. PMIHp. Bn»U - in book* with a l«*d pencil, of study, but merely because tbo so marked favorably or unfavorably ImSi? hJ*or her mtod. to clearly a c«e of arrested development. Feeble, badly trained boya sometime* have tbto babrt, and It to a common one with tentlmcntaj girl*. Writer, aud rtudeut* ud” a subject or “cramming" for some special purpoae, aomctlmmW1 ‘“J" fj? habit, but It is n lazy and altogether np£ hensibleone. It I* a better plan to make note*, and no thoroughly aound and dillgent student will disfigure a book, even if wown* It. When the book belong, to public library no honest person will put iis own personal mark on it* pages. Yet the volumes one gets from even eo wclbmaoapxl an institution a* tbe Mmcaotite library of this city are frequently disfigured. Current fiction generally es­ cape*, but volume* of poetry. biography nre often pencil marked, to the distrws of the sensitive render. A volume of tbe first serie* of Matthew Arnolds ••Essay* in Critidam," for Instance, con­ tains marginal notes, evidently written not by a lazy boy or by n silly girl, but by some devout Romanist or Colvanisl who object* to the teachings of Spinoxa and some other writers therein treated of. Every possible precaution is taken In the groat public libraries to protect their prop­ erty, but. tbe fool* know uo law.—New York Time*. Philadelphia is a model In regard to it* street numbers, nnd its regularity enabled its houses to be numbered in so Instructive a way that tbe plan fans been copied in many other cities of tbe Union. When, fof example, one walks up Wal­ nut street, he find* the first door above Ninth street to bear No. 901. Thia although tbe next house below It, across Ninth, is, let us say. M9. Thu plan doe* uot tell how many doors there are in the street, but it does something much better; it show* in the hundreds figure or figures of tbo num­ ber in what particular block a door is to be found. If a tailor advertises costa at 1,018 Wal­ nut street, or any street parallel with it, wu know bis dooi?to be the seventh above Tenth street. Tenth street itself, nnd all the thoroughfares running in the same di­ rection, conform to the system, and begin a new block with a now hundred for a number. This makes it not only very easy to find one’s way about tbe city, but also to tell iu advance bow long it will take to get from one place to another. In hotel* And large office building* a somewhat similar plan is adopted, greatly to the aid of guests and caller*. Room 417, tor example, will be found on tho fourth floor; immediately beneath it will be 317 on the third floor, and over it 517 on tho fifth.—Youth’s Companion. * Two drummers were relating tbo experi­ ences of their last trip. Said one: “1 ran acron a country storekeeper in tbe south­ ern part of this suite that broke all records. He is a hard customer, and du one can sell to him but one man. When I got In his town the other day I made up my mind I’d give him a line of goods—make him a present of them, mind you, just for the satisfaction of selling .them iu bls store. Well, I laid out some samples and gave him a fair price. He hesitated and I lowered the figures. Presently I told him that he could have them at liis own price, and pay fur them in thirty, sixty, ninety days or two years. 1 told him to take tho goods, then When be got ready pay for them. Ho wanted to think of It. That was enough to stun a fellow, but I let it go at that and caik-d in the afternoon. " ‘Made up your mind?* I asked. " ‘Not exactly,' he answered slowly. ‘You will let mo have them at my own price, and pay for them when I get ready F “ “That's tbe proposition.* “ 'Is that the best you can dot* ho drawled out. Well, I wouldn’t toll this to the firm, but 1 slammed tho door in his face and ran down the struct.”—Chicago Herald. The Well Dressed Man! Is always the man who wears tailor-made garmenfo And the price is not far above the ready made |f were, the superiority of fit, tbe greater wear the bet ter satisfaction more than compensate. FRANKLINS! This is the name given to the U^st Line of Do mestic Woolens Manufactured, and I am prepared m make from these Unrivalled Goods, PANTS,From$5 Up! SUITS, From $23 Up! Get a Suit of these Goods, and you will get the you ever had in Clothing. Best Vaduz Merchant Tailor. THIRTY-NINTH -ANNUAL H ----------OF THE--------- BARRY COUNTY AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY, Hastings, Michigan, September 22-3-4-5, 1891. SB 2,000 In Premiums, Purses and Prizes S>8OO IN SPECIAL PREMIUMS. I The Best in the History of the Society. $500 in Purses. GRAND BALLOON ASCENSION AND PARACHUTE DROP By Prof. Kabrick, on Wednesday, Thursday and Friday. These be under the management of Archie McCoy, furniture dealer, and Fred L. Heath, the druggist, of Hastings. Attractive Program Each Day of the Fair! Extensive improvements fc Buildings and Grounds. Best Fair in the Annals of the Society. For Further Information sec Small Bills, or Address the Secretary. ASA PENNOCK, President. - M. H. BURTON, Secretary. N. LATHAM, Treasurer. MONEY MIXER’S CAS.S FOR THE BLOOD THE GREATEST CANCER 4 SCROFULA RCMEOY OF THE AQE. a Blood Purifier it haa no oqnaL Send pamphlet showing ta.U*omal*kf nLn. One of Grand Rapids’ largest merchants writes as follows: Dr.Nixkh & Bojrs: T breams acquainted with your C*nrer amt Hcrofula Hymp about three months *ko through * friend of mine who recommended It to mu vrrr highly. It having cured hl* wife of a v..ry bad goiter. 1 u-ed tt fir a JtlwJ.-red blood and it has iM-nehtted me E’cmlv. 1 hate reconimvndeu It to several peo­ ple wh<> have uwd tt with good result*. Mr rather who 88 year* of age. u*s taken It for a scrofula sore «ui hts leg and tt Us* cured him. I have u»ed n any blood medicines and 1 know v. nr f X- u ... K.. .1.— .________ . .. . ni. M. MOH*X, « and 45 Monroe street Grand Rapids. Mich., OcL .4. IM • Regular Price .75. 1.00 175 Hastings Banner, 1 year Detroit Weekly Tribune The two - OFFER! For Sale by all Druggists. Drs< Mixer & Sons, Hastings, Mich. • FBOBAtk urDer. State of Michigan. County of Barry—m. r.Al ,a ,9”’ '’rebate Court for the County of Iterry. holdeu at tbe Probate Office, in the ritv of HiuHnes. In **ld county, on Monday, the day of August. In the year one tbouaar.d eight hundred and nlnetr one. ^Present. Charles W. Armstrong, Judge of ■ The two papers one year for !n tbe matter of the estate of Alice H. Ba.-on. deceased. On reading and tiling Urn petition duly verb Subscribe with us or with any of our author ized agents. uMnr. in ‘ttiB city of iiMiinn. jn said ceuntv. and s„cw wuwe. If any there l>*. why the prayer Carry *!»» l\i’ *Mk» mnrtotw ta i COOK BROS. � https://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/418/HastingsBanner_1891-09-10.pdf de5309e1afb070898b2912ea46307897 PDF Text Text Largest Circulation of any paper in the Coun Hastings Banner VOL. XXXVI. NO. 19 Hastings, mich„ September io, 1891. Hastings Banner. PuplUheil Tharadays by COOK HRO3. ---- AT---7 HABTIXGft. MrcH. Kellie Cdmunds, organist Andrew Bresee will add to his build­ ings by erecting a shop. Some of the farmers on the north side of Fine lake arc forbidding hunters from hunting on their property. county" news OUR COUNY. •iug Black Worsted.) This week only. . Can it Is it possible? How can they afford it? ..mil-ir <iuc>itions will be asked on allnidc* to-day conirtllwj statement conveyed above: and yet. great cut the l„ . it cmdd hardly Ise otherwise, taking into coiuddemnt-.uordinari, and exceptional otTc^ Jwt think! Hcr^ p A*, if hut yestcrdan thousambi of aWtla u-err marked at ,t havebeeu *vldfor lest them flit, $2.>, nn,i $J0. You 'ini stop in to-morrow and take your choice for <15.00. t .f n hat this tale means. Every word is Gospel truth, ■ml for skrpllclsmg Even/man can ,6nd out fqr hlma ixat perfect liberty to step right among our $ts, atd table* and Jacob Brandstotter the other day rvalst°( MWdl®»’Ue. who undertook his arrest, in the melee a wiinlow light In Hanlon's drug store was oroRen. p-Buxton* <>t Nashville, will exhibit one of the engines of his manufacture at the state fair. A too borw power Ui»ln, .torn |>lant has been purchased for the new Lentz ta­ ble factory at Nashville. • Jed Tinkler's barber shop, at Nashville, ■ nc*r Kobig up In smoke Thursday V^ashvillc’s schools report an enrolment Of 285. SELECT HIMSELF ANY SUIT HE PLEASES. Nothing is rw-Te<L Nothing it creepted. opt n and aboveboard, and every suit. w> matter how ■ih d* former yrlrn may'have been, 815 buys it note. uiir Illack Woriledt; we include all our fine Imported Dur reasons for this money-losing sale? hurd'p thiul. they concern the public. However, nincc ■ d'' •i’T<iir, ire don’t oitftyl telling. Although the nca:i b< rit'<Jt ncrally prmtjwroun, the KlriktV, lockout*. ?i. - w,'l< r summer,'m-mlht *inH measly weather generally i< ss.:d, lutre been a great drawback on the utile of fine f-’ri-rghMy ectmomlzcti. or had tn economize, to nuikc t. Thus thr man accustomed to imylng flit for a s»tH ■ Kisclf to «mr o f ttur $10 >ailtsk while he who ortlinarily । did wd find if ciHivenlcnt to go higher than tl9 or >15. mtdium andlovt-priccd units found ready sale, the t »ti«4t M urh (buyer. Fifteen Dollars is the trouder■ u-il! makr them go. IFc repdtf. the finest suit if them t, < n Ibdlurs. and you yourself •'an, if you wish, yo from counter to counter, and lake any suit. wheth■r FOR ONLY SIH. Can miything'bcfairHcmcnibcr this sale trmimcnces tomorrow and will continue one week front tomorrow uuert trill, of course, catch the best horyriho*. i>.ii don’t lire in Grand Rapids send us ft in selection. It trill surely piy. HUDSON’S Nashville’s water work's committee are getting down to business. The prospect uf a plentiful supply of cold water Is sup­ posed to have cured Bro. Feighner of his consuming jealousy of Hastings. Having now got what he wants, he says he's pre­ pared to let matters drop and give the news. We are with you there. Len. I But we regret that you felt it necessary. In order to carry your point, water works. I to arouse a spirit of antagonism toward Hastings. It ought not to exist, and there Is neither justification nor excuse for U. ' If the Nashville NeWs Is correctly in­ formed. G. W. Abbey, proprietor of the hotel and a little store at Assvrla center, ought to be yanked Into eternity without ceremony. He is accused of having crimi­ nal relations with his grand-daughter^ aged 11 years, named EKie Driscoll. Ab­ bey got wind of the fact that he would l>e wanted for the grave offense, mid has skipped. A fellow named Peek is accused of criminally assaulting Elsie’s eight years old slstor. Woodland business men, according th the Nows, appear to be a unit for incor­ porating the village. The Woodland News charges the defeat of the Woodland nine in their late gauie with Hostings to the bias of the Bastion umpire. There*s n way to gel even. Come down here and bring your- umpire with you. Rumored that Freeport will have another dry goods store, also another hardware Hiekory Corner*. The ladles’ clnb of this place received last week an addition to their library, now consisting of seventy volume. Mrs. Healey has returned, after having spent two weeks visiting friends in Rutland. Mrs. Alley Rockwell and son Willis arc visiting friends in Douglass and Saugatuck. Mrs. Esther Pennock went to Allegan to visit her son, B. C., for a week or ten days. ' No hotel at present in this place open to the public for the accomodation of tho weary traveler. Mrs. John Montgomery has rented rooms iif the drug store building, where she with her two little girls are nicely io ated. James Rockwell, after having -spent nearly eleven years boused up most of the time, rode out about two miles Sunday In company with his Min M. M., and called on his brother James IL, with whom he lias not been to visit in a long time. Alice Huston, of Tekonsha, is the guest of her grandfather. David Piper. Mrs. Cortz Pemlill is quite sick nt tho home of Wai. Smith, with whom she lias been boarding for several weeks pasL Hugh M. Halt and wife, of Alamo, vis­ ited their sons Frank and Burt Saturday and Sunday. Mrs. Adams, of Alamo; visited her sister, Mrs. Bert McCall, lust week. Chas. Cadwallader lias prepared u nice one-half mile track, where he Is driving some of his fine stock, presumably fitting the same for exhibition at the county fair. Burl Lawrence and his mother made a business trip to Hastings Saturday. James Cross visited Hastings Saturday. Fred Watson, of Celery City, was a call­ er on old friends about the comers Friday and Saturday. Chas. Lawrence made a business trip combined with pleasure to Kalamazoo Friday. Several from here ttxik in the wonderful slgljts that the Celery City presented to the nunterous hosts who visited that city on Monday, labor day. Will Mai.'ball lost a valuable horse a few days since. Wheat sowing has commenced with some, while others prefer to sow Inter for tear the ily may Interfere, if sown before n frost serves to delay their ravages. Sam'i Roach, who has been afflicted more or leas for several years with inllamawry rheumatism, has gone to Kansas to spend the winter with his brother GeO* Case, of Freeport, is manufacturer of a bicycle to lie used by Imginners only. It is a very durable machine, and all right SO long as you’re on top. But to let the ve­ hicle get a rnau down Is said to lx* more fatal than to have a barn fall on him. GRAND RAPIDS. '■ ■ you want to buy any furtfiture; a nice earpet; anytiling in the line of draperies, rugs or the like, this season? LINOLEUM Wh: itS It is a*floor cover made of cork. Call at my and examine it, as it is much superior to carpet or any other floor cover at its value. Wn • eiving the newest and latest designs- also some of ’i:c most desirable novelties in all of our lines, lay the store *a visit and be pleased. Yours truly, ARCHIE McCOI You .ill know the sign of the boot upside down. Remember the concert at the church the 20th. only 5 cents admission. School meeting passed off very quietly. O..C. Barnum w.w reelected for director. Mr. A. C. Walt was in Kalamazoo buy­ ing a large stock of goods. . 1 would say tn onr young merchant in driving out on Sunday evening, unhitch your horse und turn «blm to pasture aad save buggy repairs. Young McIntire was driving on one streets when the horse became frightened tipped the buggy over spilling nil o^it, more or less damage to all. Sooth Carltun. A fine line of Boys’, Youth’s, Misses’ aed Children’s SCHOOL SHOEJ.v Ladies’ Lion Process Shoe, Also a fine line of GENT’S SHOES PRICES RIGHT, AT F. G. STOWELL’S Impairing done by J. C. Woodruff. WHOLE NO. 1891 oughly divested of foliage as to look as though they were dead. Whole forests in South Johnstown are being trimmed. The worm has an amber colored hood shaped head, grayish body with yellow stripes run­ ning lengthwise. He has a very ravenous appetite, and seems determined to satisfy IL The ladies’ aid society met at 8. S. ;Fisk’s last Wednesday. The weather was fine, and a pleasant time Is reported. Mrs. C. E. Paul and children returned ,from their visit on Monday. School liegan in district No. 8, on Mon­ ,day the 7 th. with Ella J. Jordan, of Bed­ .ford, for teacher. Rev. Pope, of Hiekory Comers, preach­ .ed nt the Gregory school house on Sunday night J. J. Fish and daughter Mabie spent ■Sunday on Fine lake shore. H. J. Brininstool sports a new buggy. Bruah Ridge. Mm. Fred Anders and daughter, of < Chicago, are visiting rcintivgs here. Hattie Anders, who has been visiting 1 her sister at Coata Grove, returned home *on Saturday. Leroy Barnum nn*l wife, of Coats Grove, were visiting the latter’s parents Sunday. School commenced Monday lasL with .Allie Gaskill as teacher. ■ School meeting was held on Monday * evening. Frank Jenkins was elected di­ rector. S.’T. Wright is reported a little better i this writing. at Henry Anders went to Hickory Comers <on Tuesday. Threshing is nearly done in this vicinity. Mrs. Rymer, of Chicago, is visiting rela­ ’tives in this vicinity. David Beard and daughter Pearl are visiting at Joe Robinson’s. Bose Pierce visited friends in Cloverdale last week. School commenced Monday with Allie Gaskill as teacher. F. <». Pierce and wife spent Sunday with relatives in Orangeville. Jimmie Graham has gone to Richland to attend school. Bennie Gaskill was seen on our street Sunday. School meeting is close nt hand, We hope the ladies will turn out. Wednesday evening during the storm Mrs. Haffenden’s barn was struck by light­ ning and consumed, also between 80 and 40 tons of hay ami 150 bushels of wheat ' Her horses and most of her farming Im­ ; plements were saved by the heroic efforts of her son Dick, whose clothing twice caught fire when he Immediately Jumped Into a waler tank and out again and to the rescue. Insured for $500. Delaved letter, Miss Anna Avery of Holden is the guest Emmet U*e, accompanied by his friend of Mrs. Jennie Reynolds. John Wooten, of Hastings, are visiting his Carrie, Frank, and Pearl Holden com­ parents at thia place. menced school al lychland Monday. Henry Stevens has n new canopy top Ida Fisher, of Bottle Creek, returned to her homo Monday after a weeks visit With buggy. Alonzo Miller commenced work on- his relatives and schoolmates. Rev. Hawley preached his farewell dcw house last week. Frank Palchen is on the sick list sermon here Sunday evening, but has not J. R. Barker and wife are visiting a son gone to conference on account of the sick­ and daughter al this place. ness of one of his horses. Thirty tickets were sold here for Kala­ Gerkcy. mazoo Monday to those tliat attended the Delayed letter. Ijtbor celebration. We guess any one will not complain that Addie Murphy is at work in the insane we havn’t had rain right away. asylum at Kalabiazocf. Elder Stratton preached his last sermon Mrs. Hawley and daughter are visiting last Sabbath. at Lima, ludiania. Will Sears was running horses the other Mary Barber and Minnie Wall are both evening, und he was thrown out and his on the sick list foot ami limb were hurt very bad. Mrs. Patton is entertaining a couple The families of H- Durkee and E. Cun­ of sisters from Hastings. ningham visited at F. Myers list Sunday. Claude Wood Wiw on our streets last State Koall. bUI^en? Eggerman and wife vlsibsd her written notices as from present Indications we are led to believe that some of this class are frequenters of this sanctuary. Paul Cramer lost a valuable horse from distemper last week. Rev White preached his farewell ser­ mon‘at the M. E. church laM Sunday. Council Frocecdln<». Common council met in regular session Friday evening, September 28th, 1891. Mayor McCoy In the chair. Roll call—present Aid. Bentley, Blinston, Manee, Nelson, Sentz, Spence, Reynolds; absent Walers. On motion of Aid. Blinston, the mayor appointed as a committee to interview property owners and investigate manner of laying out new street from Hanover street to East section line—Aids. Manee, Blinston and Bentz. The following city accounts audited: H. Barnaby, etgu ““ Kai. Foundry & Machine Co. curb­ ing F. C. Balch, field books and drawing 7 50 paper Glen E. Balch, surveying month of August.............................. ............. E. Nickolson, do 50 00 ao oo Walter M. Wilkins, do Louis Goodyear, do Dwight Goodyear, do 16 00 J. !». Wilkins, gravel for Jefferson street.............................................. 39 60 Scld Wiley, labor 4th ward 1 50 Ed. Shay and team, do A. Henderson, do Leander Mead, do JoeMussou, do.. Jack Shay, street work 3d ward.... 11 00 •• “ man and team. same.... 16 50 15 00 Ed. Bhay and team, same Dan Shay and team, same 16-50 Jim Shay and team, same 15 00 John Groh* and team, same 10 50 F. Flficlil and team, same 3 00 F. Word and team, same Jas. L. Wilkins and tchm. same.... A. Henderson, street work, 3d ward Leander Mead, do............................ 6 75 Will Wrlglit. do Chas. Pickle, do— Will Bennett, do Joe Mussrm. do Chas. Dickinson, do David Baker, do Jas. Wooten and team Frank Hurd, street work 3d ward.. Frank Snyder and team, do John Mullen, do...* 8 00 A. Henderson, street work 1 50 WHI Wright, do 1 50 L. W. Ken field, labor water works Chas. Baker, do.................................. 9 48 Dan Holbrook, do................................ 1 50 E. 11. Scldmore. repairs arch pump housew Engine & Iron Works supplies John Mate, labor Sergeant A Co., car coal. July 25th *91 61 87 “ “ Aug. 7th, ’91 70 32 ’• “ " 24th, *91 70 12 Jack Shay, hauling coal13 15 Det. pipe S. L. Wks. lead pipe 18 15 Addystonc Pipe A Steel Co. 3x2 tile 1 75 Moved by Aid. Sentz, that the same be allowed ns rea<l. Carried, all ayes. On motion of Aid. Nelson meeting ad­ journed to Friday. SepL 11th. ’91. J. B. Roiieiits, Reconier. Elder Cheney preached his farewell sermon Sunday at the fisher church. narcuts last Sunday. Julia Miers, who has been visiting Dave Lepard and Will Spilth went north to find a horse trade. They traded. friends here returned to her home in Ohio. Franc Mark’s Is slowly recovering from JubR Mills and family. «f Saranac, was on our streets yesterday enroute to mid­ her sickness. Some are going to attend the fair at land. to visit friends and relatives. ' There was a party-at William Lccs last Grand Rapids Ibis week.. Ladies dime society will meet at Mrs. Charley Carpenter went Lake Odessa Saturday evening. We did not learn the Shawnmn’s this week Thursday. Monday to Jiring home the campmeetlng ’’’oireT^. while«loud or apple. Oml’ In Mrs. Albert Finnic is quite sick at this 1 Michel Vester went to Battle Cfeek way lo taarkrl. They are tew and »eallor- writing. Tuetuiay to enter the adventist col ege. tie is a very estimable young man and will be "ttam. llallon h Urn 1'irW one to ww Will Seger has moved back to Assyria. missed by the Adventist church as he was wheal In till, vicinity. Vira Hartman spent last week In Battle Sunt of their Sunday school, and a faith 1-eopleare unite wralby over b«b“"d«S oxcunlonUta at l.ake t>(!««.. What draw Creek the guest of M. O. Tuckerman and Wm V.-IH .I"! "T their wrath .Igniry. It U eonldnt bo belp- wife. Abbey’s blacksmith has mooved in the WYpritaU Mun.i’S- *° X*™11 U>'Su,e ^And now Delton postofltoe bi kept by Mr. house lately occupied by Will Corwin. Normal school. Chas. Cummings and family of Bellevue Missionary meeting at the A<lv®nti^ Bunlick. spent Sunday at Henry Tasker’s. _ \ > 1 church next Sunday night conducted by John Tompkins and Vira Hartman at­ ClovertUV*. Several parties in this vlch.ity have pur­ tended state fair Thursday. F TbJre m »»• »'■» do not ul“ *? **’ The annual school meeting occured Mon­ chased new steel ranges. Two stkks of wood and a piece of bark they say will d> day evening. Calvin Smith was reelected Director, having served two terms already. ever; one M «* ■» n°"lble. tt Tlmpn^pwts for some corn hnve im­ The date of the annual meeting was Rutland. changed from the first Monday In Sept, to 1 be second Monday in July. p Durham, of Grand Ix>dge, wM the . ->> D. Mt Foster, of Kune, was in Carlton Sunday. F. B. Flemming and wife expect to; go to Douglas this .week. C G. Stillwell, of Grand Rapids, was hand shaking with Carlton frieoBs last pi,»"• ’T*?’ , Following/’are the real estate transfers fur the week ending September 7, 1891. as taken from the books in the register’s office: .loo-phene Jones to J, lUbersaxt; parcel Nashville, SICO• Chaa Brehler to Harriet E. Emery; lota Woodland village 8*». Benj. F. P.eyt.oldb to Stephen L. Hiriu; par­ cel Nadtvlllr, M». t.Ura A. i*tnrv,> to Mary Devine; lot 3Mcity. SlAio. Anderson Chestnut to Ansiln Batdorff; 40a secilou 4 Thoraunale. #l>0. Henry Feighnado Flavius Feighner; parcel Nashville, 8101. Flavius Feighner to II. J. Bennett; pareel Nashville. SI 1Z.M1. P. A. Sboldou io Nettle Sheldon; 2^ toU»clty. 81 JOO Amanda Jones t« Susie A. Tyler; 40a see 35 Hope, Soon. \ Carvein & HenJriakjo Erinces L. Ellis; par­ cel city. MOO John luiw^nce to Caroline Lawrence; too* sec 27 Barry, nominal. Oo. H. Risbridger to Lois A. Je-vell; 1*»* Johnstown, USX). The Northern Pacinc Wonderland embraces a Hat of attractions »!uaplr unequalled. The t'rin cl'les of St. Paul and Minneapolis at the head of navigation ou the Mississippi. Du­ luth. AsUUiut tui-l *hr Superiors at the head of Lake Superior; io the wes.ward, the IjiKt Park Iteglnn of Minnesota, the Ited River Valley wheat fields. Valley ot iha Yellowsto «e. Yellow­ stone National Park. Bozeman and the Gallatin Valley, tlelcim and Butte. MGmuIb and the Bitter Root Valley. Cisrks Fork nt the Cmlam­ ina, Lakes Pend d’Oretilc nnd Ca*ttr d’Alene. SiLdtaue City and Fail". Palouse. Walla Walia, H>g Bern! and Yakima agricultural dlatrieta. Mu Tacoma and the CaMnule Moul tain*. Taeonta. Seatt'c, Puvallup Val'ey. Suoqnnlmln Falla, Fusel Sound, the Columbia River, Portland and tins WlUametxe Valley. Gray's Harbor and City. W'.itap* hartior and City of South Bend. 5 leto­ I .... VA in.kA nnllli. ti.irtH a <1 Caltioruta on the south. Thr Nortb’-n. Paeiflcnius two daily expreaa trail** with dinMiig wand complete 1’ullmaa tk-rvice tetween 8u P*ul and Tawnmaud Port­ land. vi* Hrkna and Batts with raro-.igh Toar’tnt and VesUbmed Pullman S'.eeiwra trotn and ito c-ii.-a to via the Wuwutrdn Central, and firstcla<» through sleeping car aerric* tu connection <wll 11 Uir Clnrsgo. Milwaukee & St Paul Ry. P*s»eiigers uum the east leaving St Louis tn it lie toreuoon aud Chicago tu Ute al l ernoon, will J (Clilcaiso Lt ulgbt, e.iiiuwlhto wltfbe made with i train NA. 1,1: at ins SL Paul 4;ts toe nut after­ 'noon. , -District Paera? K«r Arent* of the Northern 1‘HClhc Railroad will ia*« pk-a»ureln supplying sSlSSu autrict so. » >• « Delton. L. Carpenter and wife started for ShermnnU>» wb<»» Uis romlns wren month,. M b.« b«n the,atom bere- wood last Thursday, in anawere to a telegram giving notlc of their father’s death. canpboll ««. r<— Tompkins and Chase liave dissolved nr ourschool district for three yfars. partnership, the business will hereafter be While the iMobine <rt Win Mkbloii tor '■’1 ’If conducted by W. H. Chase. .1 work thiwblw *°r “ A large numlwr of our citizens attended Mnndav afternoon, sparks from the -i y Labor day at Kalamazoo. cine eel »n o.t euek on fl** *”d do,,c Branstetter and Doster shipped another nreeen or twentj rWUri n.mw. bol carload of fine hogs from here Tuesday. 'r in >l‘l" jr1 JXteJoAnonL. port of the tandA August 28. 1891.0 plwented wb«l "■!«« b.ve been a mon •• To whome It may concern. Know ye wrlouaeonaairmtlon. that by the payment of 8354.16,1 am per- The daughter of Mr. Rhodes is very mined-to retail intoxicating liquors at my A. fit. Paul, Minn. Write W .wm n-ldre« for ths U'est i panv from Ohio,ICMr Samuel T. Wrlkhk contrary b> the place of business in the village of Delton, cup yet paulisuml.»! &i.uk l—Jost out. ekjocuilnn. nr bla friend., but “”b w from the first day of September 1891 until nanOchl. the SOtb day of April 1892. To the wife THE MARKETSIMUJoy, l» In a fair way “> who has a drunkard for a husband, or a the Illness that w n-eenlly prustrabsl friend who is nnfortinately dissipated. I blMrs. Wadd Is about the same In health .say emphatically give me notice in person Apples—Drb 4. fie. of such cases in which you are interested, Butler—136.14^W^XMnt-e.mer. .nd ™de as last wdek. • and all such shall be excluded from my Dr. Hunt Is not as well. nlaee. Let mothers, fathers, sisters and I have iieeii requested to state » brothers do likewise and their requests 5 0C3 #.V<' 0 dies, MB will be regarded. I pay a heavy tax for the purpose of selling liquors, and 1 want tten^U will receipt the same. it distinctly understood that I have no Lime—Sedlnr st toe par bh); waterlime3LM desire to sell to drunkards, minors, poor per bbl. Data—Xe. perbu. or destitute. I much prefer they save Poratoo-watoe. per la. p,rmi-r» »n- l.rr 1>W tbelr mono and put it where it will do the Portt—♦< 0048LM U,UM W«tn^.y ntrnt Awl. 1-rrwnt >««“<• lhe most good to their families. There arc VriiL CotratW. bouM. Injnrtttf »1K“ Kentlmpen of honor and men of money who “I'^w'worm'ba. m«dc »• eaa aSord iL and it is with these that 1 desire lo trade." Drlton Saloonwt. We would suggest that relative* of the “addUied" accept Uus challenge and serve last Sunday re?nitro amUtant: Turant"!". «n« • ",lor' ,I,U ,*1U‘ Made by Crosby & Huchms & Co., Mass. The best Advertis­ ing medium tn Bar­ ry County. '’VS X £““ - -111- ■■•t'■*'’“**“ �For Boils, Pimples carbuncle*, scrofulous sores, eczema, and all other blood diseases, take Ayer’s Sarsaparilla It will relieve and cure dyspepsia, nervous debility, and that tired feeling. * Has Cured Others will cure you. PROBATR OttDElt. HISTORY OF A WEEK. The owners of the tlidto largest hotels at Atlantic City, N. J., are reported Ig have failed. , , Dr. Michael Mannheimer, chief surgeon of the Michael Reese llospilal at Chicago died Monday. One of the men who robbed the Nordara, Mo., National bank ho* been captured and lynched. Diphtheria is epidemic in St. John’s Roman Catholic orphan asylum at Grand Rapids, Mich. A Russian man-of-war ba* captured the American schooner, J. Hamilton Lewis, for sealing in Russian water*. Alanson Cox, a farmer living near Char­ don, O., was taking bls daughter to school, and while crossing a railway line the buggy was struck by a train and both killed. James R. Garfield, son of the victim of Guiteau's bullet, was beaten as a candi­ date for the Ohio state senate at Cleve­ land by E. L. Lampton. It was a Fora­ ker victory. Itl* stated that the Brazil Steamship company, of New York, has Jost (300,003 during the past year, and there are rumors that a defalcation is at the bottom of the matter. Seven highwaymen beld up an east­ bound train on the Denver and Rio Grande railroad nsnr Cotopaxi, Colo. I They got 33,000 from tho express car. Offi­ cer are in pursuit of the robbers Warren Colbott, who had been dis­ charged from the Madison, Illx, cur works, shot the superintendent of that institution and then Killed himself. Tho superintendent will recover. Senator Washburn, of Minnesota, tells a Chicago reporter that, us a rule. Amer­ icans who go to Europe are “a lot ot idiots,” principally because they speud about (75,000,000 over there each schmiu. by a train ou th* Chicago and Western In­ diana railway. The treasury department yesterday pur­ chased bTB.OOO ounces of silver nt from (0.189 to ft).Wj per -ounce. A ticket headed b^ J. W. Bruce for gov­ ernor was nominated at Albany by the New York Prohibit iotilsta. Japan is rapidly becoming civilised There are now 3.000 newspapers where •here was but one twenty-five years agoThe. president and Senator Squire*, of Washington, bad nn interview at Cape May Point yesterday, possibly abo^t that Chinese mission. Muuday, Kept. H S P I S A T D , Dreadful Scene at an Execution a in Missouri. HIDEOUS EHD OF A WIFE-SLAYER. Choked -f^ree liiHe ki&ap, soiled H?eir miHeip ^\qd didn't lo do; /ill a Wise oldfritRd Into. Mlenoo by the ZbJdreconjnjeijd ^SantaClaus x Soap So true. 7. Two French Sisters of Mercy and a Bel­ gian priest were killed during tiw Chiueae anti-foreigner riotx A motion of want of confidence In the government was defeated in the Canadian parliament, 103 to HL French scientists ch*rgc the Eiffel tower with being the cause of recent destructive storms iu the vicinity of Pari*. Charles R. Solomon, wcretary of the Cigarmakers' union of Newark, N. J., is missing with f2,i»8 of tfife union’s fund*. Th* will of Herman Raster, late editor of The Stoats Zdtung, Chicago, disposes of 1162.000 worth of property, giving it to the widow and children. It is now believed that the bandits who robbed the Southern Pacific express pear Samuels. Tex , secured !»,«) »or more in­ stead of 62,000 as at first reported. At Wheeling. W. Vx. ff>ar-old Ed­ ward Gillis tensed six English mastiffs until they attacked him and nearly chewed him to pbfcex Two j>t the dogs were shot before he could be released' but be cannot live. Ex-Congrewiman Cutcheon wa* given a farewell reception at his home in Manis­ tee, Mich., regardless of politic*. He will move to Washington this week to begin hi* duties as a member of the board of ordnance. Nailed upon the hall of the bouse of a Bridgewater, Eng., builder is the nnme Ixnird of tho Confederate cruiser Ala­ bama It was picked up in the English channel t wo week*after the tight with the Kearsarge. The last Wisconsin legislature enacted measures providing for repayment to the state of interest on state money retained by former state treasurerx Ever since the measure passed efforis have lx>en made to carry It out, but so far uo money ba* been colletted. .... — .... .•rebate Court for the County of Harry, holden nt the Probate Office, tn the Citv ot UmsiIuk*. Iu said county, on Tuesday, the sth day ot August, in the year one thousand eight hundred aud ninety oua. Present, Charles W. Artnstroux, Judgr of Probate. In the matter ot the estate of Lucy A. On reading and Minx thepeti’lon. duly verified of Maitlu Epaiilding. daushter otsaid decMMO. praying that the adininMratlon of s&l>l estate may be granted lu Albert Warner, or some other suitable person. * Tberetipon it I* orderc.1. that Thursday, the htthday ol September, A. D. 1»1. st ton o’clock in the forenoon be assigned fur the hearing ot said petition, and that the lirirs at law ot wild de ceased and all other person* interested in x-ild estate, arc mjulrcd to appear at a session of *ald Court, then to lx* holitvu ut (be Probate Office tn the Citv ot Hastt::?*. in “aid County, and show cause, if any there be, why the prayer of the petitioner may not lH-gta:iled. And it t* farther ordered, that said petitioner give notice to the persons interested In said estate, ot the peudrttcy of said petition and the hearing thereof, bv causing a copy ol this order to be pubUsbed In the Hastings Bans er. a newspa­ per pt Inted aud circulated In said County ot Barry once in each week for three successive week* previous t» said day ot hear ng. Cold weather is predicted for the north­ Chas. W. ABMarnoxn. west during the coming week. J udgevot Probate. The legislature of Victoria, Australia, has passed a bill in favor of Australian federation. •Mis* Mary Lincoln, daughter of Robert T. Lincoln, was married in London to A. SCRIBNER. M. D..« Charles B. Isham. A bill has been iutroduced in the Geor­ Office In hotel nt present gia legislature pensioning all Confederate veterans of the state. A. A C. H. BARBER The new submarine cable line, which Tuesday, Sept. 8. .* Physicians aud Surgeons. provides direct telegraphic communica­ Within a few days Russia will have MM).Calls in city or county responded to with tion with Brazil, is now opeu. 000 troops on the frontier. promptness, day ur night The population of the United States is The national convention of railway 32,022,250, as shown by the latest bulletin , ticket agents is in session at St. Paul. WILLIAM O. LOWDEN. issued from the census office. . I*awycr. The national bank of Sabetha, Kos., David Belanger, of Lowell, Manx, was capital 450.aH, has been authorized lo-be­ Office over Julius Russell’s store, State found murdered in his store. The deed gin business. .street. Hastings, Mich. is believed to have been committed by The treasury department yesterday TUART. KNAl’PEN A WEAVER. purchased S50.W) ounces of silver at Attorney s at Jaw. ‘ Mrs. Richardson, ot Long Prairie,Minn., ft). 033 to ft) V8»jper ounce Over Ilastltig* National Bank. Hastings, Micblgiui. wa« thought to have died from apoplexy, Typhoid fever Is Incrensingiu West Vir­ Associate offices, nt Grand Kapnls. Mt< h. and was in id out for burial. She came to ginia. Nearly a hundred cases are said to life, and i* now conscious. exist in Mtirshnll-and Ohip counties. A. SHELDON, Another dnring train robbery has been • Abstract Mid Reni Estate Office. The British Trades union congress is in Abstract Block,Hasting*. committed, this lime near Del Rio, Tex , session at Newcastle „ nu wwws ..p. in with 50U delegates Money to loan on Itesi Estate Real Estate sold on e^mmlsslou. General con >cviuie:nR The robbers got nil the valuable* in the I attendance, representing l,MW.O® work­ . xlavti’K a complete *«t ot Abstract BookB.com express safe aud rilled several sack* of , mcn piled from the Kecord*. can h rnlsii complete l An American who is interested in Mexl-* atraets.___________ C. F. BROOKN, (Jerk. Miss Susan----Gale- -Cook, caa railwJty building tells■» vnovawu a Galveston ----- ------• who hue been I tau ruuwaj iiuuuiu ), win ivreacting a* secretary of the lady managers , lbat. Mexico i# oa the verge of a A P. DRAKE. M. D., of the World's fair since the removal of i revolution. Office ove^ Holloway'* drug store. Miss Cumins, has been formally elected The government of Nicaragua ho* is­ Office hour* from 2 to 4 p. tn. Telephone, coo to All that position. sued orders barring out Italian immi­ DecUug with residence, at Hollo’s ay's drug John J n gals, the celebrated crop expert, grants unless they can show undoubted han been throughout North Dakota before evidence of respectability. M. B. G1I.1.ASP1E. Notary Public and siuce the frost. He estimates the loss Forty convict* in the Connecticut stalo . and U. S. Claim Agent, ute all kind* of claims twlore the to the wheat crop by frost nt not more prison refused to eat linked licans and i of the interior office. Call cm him than 2 or 3 j»er cent, ' s were only brought to lime by the solitary Mrs. iUiMirli Harriron and Mrs. McKee confinement of tho riugleaders of the re­ arrived at New York from Europe yester­ volt* g M. FOWjiK.n.li.S. day. Mrs. Harrison, wife of the president, Big “Ed” Hennessy, charged with many met them down the bay on a revenue cut­ bold confidence games in (Jbio aud Mis­ ter. They all arrived at Cape May Point souri. walked out of the Armory police Office hoars Sam lo p. in. last night. court, Chicago, while awaiting a bearing I 1 W. LOWRY. M. D., and escaped. V• Physician and Surgt’on. Makes a specialty of treating'dlstfsses of the Among those iu the Lnbor Day ptoiesFire at The Dalles Ore., destroyed prop­ Sion'at Cincinnati were Major McKlniey, erty worth ftJfit'^000. It is feared that the differences between JobnS^Ur. (the People’s party cundhiaie Office and residence on Broadway. near Cot rt Nicaragua and Honduras will soon lead to for governor), Qongrewmau Caldwell and ,B*Mr.Hastings. Mich.- ' ex uongressman Outhwaite. MITH A COLGKOVE. Labor Day was observed at New York, A Philadelphia woman wept mad Lawyen. through brooding over a clairvoyant's pre­ Milwaukee, Detroit, SL Ixm:*, Memphis, (Office In Union Mock, Hastings.) Nashville, and generally throughout Kan­ dictions. s 1 sas, the Aliance people taking a promlThe Knickerbocker Grain aud Stock E. KENASTON, Exchange company, df Albany, N.• y j nent part in that state. At Louin and *' ’ | Mempblh it was t lie first tinje of general • Attorney at (taw. baa suspended. ’ (Over J. 8. Goodvesr & Co.’s stere.) p [ observance. The National bank of McKeesport. Pa., Practices in all courts of the State. CoBeecioM capital F15t),(M», has been authorized co FREE DELIVERY EXTENSION. H TIMMERMAN. Houtopalhlc Phy- begin buaineas. The Milwaukee exposition was opened • 725 klclan and Surgeon. ____ (Office over Lathrop'* drug -tore.) by Governor Peck in the presence of n great throng ol people. WasnixuTOX.iSept. The postmaster ROBERTSON HOUSE, Charley Mitchell has posted a forfeit to general is very riiuch pleased with the re­ bind a match between him and Corbett, mit of the free delivery experiments in JF. BBODEHHJKR, Prvprirttr, with bare knuckles, for |3,«X) the rural districts. He finds that the in­ Cor. Jefferson and Court Hl*., Hastings, Mich. A bulletin from the census bureau shows creased revenues of the offices where the that there are 45,231) person* confined in experiments have been tried nearly pay This Hon«e la new, with pleasant room*. The the penitentiaries of this country. • ytronhge of the nubile i* r»-«i>erffiillv solicited. The Suffolk Trust company, of Boston, for the increased expenses, and has no 1AW, REAL ESTATE AND COLLECT­ has been placed in the hands of a receiver. doubt that in a short time they would ING OFFICE OF Its investments in Kansas have proved entirely do so. Mr. Wanamaker has it Pai.mkrtox * Smith, definitely in mind to present it to the disastrous. Woodland. Mich. Two-year-old Henry Buckwitb, of Chi­ next congress a scheme by which, when a €. S. Palmekto.n, J. M. Smith. cago, went out to play, and wandered given sum is asked for free delivery in a Notary Public. Justice of the Peace. around until he was lost. Ho was "'found given community, the sum being calcu at Austin, a suburb nine miles away,'hod lated on tho area to be served, the popuUtion and other such items, It is almost HICAGO A WEST returned to his distracted parents. a mathematical certainty that a sum ' MICHIGAN Ry. The Central Market company, of Chi­ almost it not quite as largo will bo added cago, has assigned, William P. Williams ajh m. r. M,if. a. being appointed receiver. Its liabilities to the net earnings of the office in ques­ LvGrandItapidator. Chicago tion. Even if the free delivery does not are 1130,000. Indianapolis quite pay for itself it is likely that the Seaton Harbor General Balmaceda is said to be on the postmaster general will ask congress to SJaTdi,..::::: ’10 cruiser Condell making his way north to consider the question whether the rural Muskegon Mexico or the United States. The steam­ fiiSii.................... ers of the CongreMionalists are in pur­ districts of the country maw not properly expea thia contribution tottheir postal LodtDgtou................ suit. 'ini ia'an The monuments erected at Gettysburg tWeefc days. •Every day. ^Except Saturday, in memory of the Illinois soldiers were a. «n. has through chair car to Chicago. unveiled yeaterday. Ex-Governor Bever­ Grand Raw dr. Mich., Sept.—The idge made the presentation speech, to ladies took a big hand in the annual 1:15 p. m. runs through to C-lcago solid with which Governor Fifer responded. school election, and in three wards bad candidates for school trustee. In the Fourth ward Mrs. Coppens tried to defeat Frank Danforth was hanged at Fred S. Clark, and was supported by the pst hM Wagner sleeping car to Traverse Tbc railway commission ot Florida has women suffragists and the labor ele meats, but she fell 100 Bhort of beep abolished. F. B. Wallace k Co..» N*w York bro­ election in n total vote of 1 300 In the Eighth ward Mr*. Goodrich was kerage firm, baa failed. Andrew Faggont, an old resident of defeated for re-election by James Cross­ man. while in the Fourth Mrs. Andrews etroit lansing Eldora, la., is dead, aged 80. carried the day by 14 plurality. Mix k NORTHERN Eight hundred miners at Braceville, ® ood5!cb?r“ ** on‘y •member of uriiuo. HL, have struck for a weekly pay day. the old school board and Mr*. Andrews An unsuccessful attempt wan made to will be thg only one ou the new board. rob the overland exprexn near Modesto, Cat ' ARiconlFclenceconIribul’on from Bloom IkdEPENDKNCX, I... Sept. B. --Would ington, lilx, has been received at Wash- 1200,0® iuy Allertonf" was the question put lo C. W. Williams by A-rG. Best, of The failure of the lata Turkish ministry Salt Lake City, yesterday. -No, air ” wna Say. tWeeaaan. tn. n;nn through to Detroit with parlor tb« prompt and decisive^ reply ' R j, cause of it* downfall. Mr. Best was arcing fur Marcus Dalv of Montana Mr. Wnibuna ta*a*d M । to any hoe^ wltft a record of fcllorbetmedical u-r to meet Allerton at the October races BUSINESS CARDS. CURSING, HE DIED W^Hjese Me kittetjs.wasljed tljcir mittens Re vol ver. Si loam. Mo.. S*FL 6,—Tb* blUor/U the **llo-*• toll* DO tool* bldoou* .'or, tb*n tb*»o< lb* execution ot Lcule Buillus. the SI. Jo*eph «l» munlem. Se.enoeh, Mo., yertentor rftoraooiu Be­ fore the execution Bulling attempted *ulcide by shooting himself in tho left breast with a revolver, believed to have teen given him by aclergyman who ted teen with him for several hour*, bberlff Barry had set the hour for the execution at 10 o’clock a. m. When he went to the cell at 6 o’clock to prepare the doomed man for the scaffold Bulling pleaded so pitifully for an extension of few hoar* that, the sheriff yielded and gave him until i o’clock to live. ADUS**V> ^fllisSQAPofaqLerl; Quickly ’Aaisljed eaclj steiq, ^\qd tfyeir nfitteQs ajbjn $4/ ere as bright and soft as nevZ SantaClavs Soap-Made only by N.K.Fairbank&Co r,"CAG0 . When 3 o’clock arrived Bulling renewed his supplications to the sheriff and falling on his- knew pleaded for one hour more. The sheriff granted his request nnd re­ moving the guard from the cell door left the doomed man nlone with his spiritual adviser,Ker.AuffMtLavake. Thesilcnce of the jail was only broken by the voice of the priest when suddenly two shots rang out. The sheriff rau to tun <*11 and found the priest prostrate on the flour, have Tainted. At his side lay Bulling, weltering in his own blood which flowed from wounds in bis breast. He bad shot himself twice with a revolver A hasty examination of Bulling** body showed that one of the bullets had entered the left breast and glancing from a rib had passed around his body and come out of his back. The other bullet bad only inflicted a slight flesh wound in bis left aide. He had not lost ebnsciousnes*. and when tbc sheriff ordered four deputies to carry him to the scaffold he curved aud swore ’ 'manner ”' Tbc depuat them in a horrible . lie* dragged the struggling manto tho court yard and lifted him upon the gallowx He refused to stand, and they placed him upon a chair. he presented a revolting spectacle. His hnnds and face ware covered with blood, which i£»o stained hi* shirt, and blood was streaming through his shoe*, wheuce it bod run from the wounds In his breut- LATER—Mr. Lavake was interviewed by a reporter last evening regarding Bul­ ling'* attempted suicide. He knid be did not give Bulling the revolver, and bad no idea where It came from. He was on.his knees praying, he said, when Bulling shot himself. CASTOR IA for Infants and Children v\ p«!a ditted und n Deeds and a provl* proce reeovi frwr WATERPROOF COLLAR on CUFF THAT CAN BE RELIED ON BE UP TO THE MARK ixrot to sjpiit Not to Discolor! ■ contai such er, 1 shai der.i tn the thatl Emit ertbo may Sm there BEARS THIS MARK. trade ELLuloiD mark- NEEDS NO LAUNDERING. CAN BE WIPED CLEAN IN A MOMENT THE only linen-lined waterproof COLLAR IN THE MARKET PKGBATF. ORDER. State of Mlrhigitu, counts of Barry,—a*. At a se*don ot the Prob.di- Court for tb» County of Barry- balden nt the I’robste Offiro io the City of Haatiug*. in said county, ou l ue* day, the first day <X September In the year one Uiousaaa right hundred aud nlnety-ofir Present. Charted W. Anxstrorg, Judge of Probate, Hie ratate of Rooms In the city of Hasting* In tbc County of Barry, is the State of Michigan, authority ranted to Julv, A. D. nu wrsi qm three north. SHOKE- ED. POWERJ .Mose» itlnx aivt mine the petit on duly ven Henry 1). Fan.-wortb, anmiabtrstor of tr prujitig that his aecount this day lied may be tward and a lowed as tils flu.d aeA TELEGRAM FROM EGAN. ccurt ai d a decree of distribution aud awicn ment duly mad.**. He lias Keen Cat Off by a Broken Tel Thereupon It IS ordered, ilial Friday the HI day of October . D. IK'S, ut ten o'clock t . be aasignrd lor the bearmi Washington, Sept 3.-Minister Egan raid iwtitlon. and that the licit-* at taw of » drreasrd andall other perrons lutesrated tn - ------lias been heard from. In a dispatch to the ------uud estate, are required loap|»ear at a sc*»ioo •tale department he officially notifies the of said court, then to be holuen at the ITobate tn the rlty of Hastings. In said county, an<‘ the United States government that the Office show eanse. If any there be, why the prayer oi Bnlmacedau government had been over, the petitioner tnnv not be granted. And It i» further ordered. That said petitioner give notice thrown by the revolutionistx The gov­ lo the persons Interested in said estate, o! tbc ernment will not itumeciately recognise l»endc:icy of said petiUor.. and the hearing tben-ol, by causing a <wpy of thl* order to be the revolutionists, however, ns Acting publt-ltod In the llastings Baxxku. newspn Secretary Wharton explained yesterday. jer primed and rlrrtitatvd in said county ol The United States will wait until ths Barry, once in each week fur three successive weeks previous to said dav of hearing new parly fully organize* tho govern­ tnieCiiPY.) ment, and formally demands recognition u.i! it< : ;>:<• by a foreign power. The dispatch from M in later Egan, dated tljree days ago as it I'ROBATF- 01:1)1'!:. was, throws light ttpon hla silence dur­ ing the trouble in Chili. The telegraph state of Michigan, County ot Barry-**• Al a session of the Probate Court for the line between Santiago and Valparaiso is County of Barry.Bolden at the Probate Office, known to have been down, and this ent tn tbc city ot Hasllmrif. In said counts, on off Minister Egan from communication Monday, tl.e Stat day of August, in the year with the United States by the Pacific on* thousand eight hundred and ntnetv one. Present. Charlo* W. Armstrong. Judge ol route. Probate. In the matter of the estate of Alice H. Baron, deceased. ThU U .lot*, I, Chill, .nd th. And*. On rrsdirrand filinr the petition duly verb «r* dw;, with -now *Dd lot, *nd the tel, graph, It I, thought nt th* *t*t* depart- pray tng that the admintalration ot said estate be granted to Wm. O. Lowden, or to some went, must be broken down. Thi* was may Other snltsbta-------perron. the only line left to Minister Egan, and Thereupon tt is ordered, that Thursday the 1st the telegram received yesterday came over we torenoon. he aligned tor the bearing of said this route from Santiago to Buenos Ayres and thenoe up the Atlantic coast. Tele­ petition, and that the heirs at law of said deceit*. gram* rent from the stale department to estate, are required to appear at a session ot Minister Egan within the past few days aakl court, then to be balden at the Probate have not yet reached him, as they called for immediate replies and none have been the t-etltioeer m*v not be granted. At received. l further ordered, that said petitioner gl' notice to I he person* I at crested in **l-l estat or the pendency of said petition, and Ing tbretaf by cawdng a copy of this order to be Borneo. Sept, ".—Th* prorWoo.) punllsbed in the Ha«tin ;b Banner (onrumeacor the republic ot Chill hu tormell, recogui*«l b, th. fonra- week* previous to raid dav of bearlne Charlx* W. AaxtrraoKa. niecl of the Uultod Sut**. Mtal.I.r P.O Judge of Probate. rick Exan Boaday tueeirud * e*blo dUpelch tram the *t*te department *t W«bInna Inetmctlng Um to tn>t th* junto de gublenro u the toer.rniMnt de Octo ol ADMIN!8TUATOR S.SALE. the country. Information to this effect In the matter nt the estate of John A. was unofficially conveyed to Senor Jorg Bsehr’ler. deceased S'nUo© i t hereby given that T shall sell at *oapmJfU“ <* the Junta, M noon public auction, tn Um LJpiirM bidder, on Saturafter the receipt of the cable dlapatch dav the sth day of September. Chicago, Sept. 5.-The a V. Page com­ pany, lard and oil refiners, assigned yes­ terday. According to the schedule Hind the aaaeta cons bonds for «T,(X» and a number TSU.°.U' ’hu* a“ amount to tlOO.OOQ. $3? itsa S2? who ** »?A Lad He curat*! and swore at the deputies, cried and screamed for mercy, and shrieked large in terror. Tbs sheriff gave him ' glass of brandy, aud lie swallowed it at one gulp. Fiuallyt he wa* told to, -get up aud stand U|x>n the drop. He refu«axl, and four deputies held him up while the rope wn* being gdjtUUkL The black cap was placid over his bead, and yelling, scream­ ing. and bla-pheming be shot through the opening al exactly 3:21 o'clock. Hi* neck was broken Lj the fall, and he died almost instantly. The Rev. Lavake. who is believed to have provided the murderer with the re­ volver. was immediately arrested and is now confined iu jail. He declines to be interviewed. " Bulling ’* cell was (horougbly searched Thursday-night aud no weapon wn- found. The only jiersotis ad­ mitted lo the cell since that time were a newapape; man. the. deputies aud the i«»ei HO. 35 flLWRTS THE 5flHE *2! flLWflTS THE BEST 5<- CIMR IN THE 0.5 GILLASPIE, Corner of Court and P toed, bone meal, ground oro-r-4.e.l. W torfowls. Al*» a K-neXil st«k ulpurtum Good goods. Lowprne'i, Hastings City dank, Hxi'.luv- . . vk-h. Ca-FITAX S75.COO.OSUKI'I.l Open for business I>c- 55.1W. OFFU'ER-. D. O. Robinson. Fresldect; DI’-ET'TOIIS- W. H. Peatn, Dan W. Keyno.J-, i: B Uron-' D. G. Robinsuti. rbester M«*r. John Carrrth. P. T. ColSto"- Interes Bankinc ^.i.podMand a ess Tran'J.dea ORTGA'Ji: SALt. Notice is hereby siren SteKduVat'Chi’ fifteen dollar*. « November WL at the north droro 11*< of Hastinrs. roll t«» *»•»’’• - web ’STsf - |h blghtet bidder, all ’hw* U^ipo! togj parteliof tend •ifnetelMh* Mieh£” £«. < i..>™'l> ."''I',.™ ink J Ben] rod' Uua and .1.10 abm lo t’ and thet �LABOR DAY ECHOES /&. zrf/ lioK The principal feature of the parade, 1 BA&I BALL SCORES. however, was the part taken by the ‘■ [rTAhi >0 Alliance. Their portion of the Some Things Said and Done on Faro'-are* parade wax beaded by L. L. Polk, presl- LESSON XI. THIRD QUARTER, INTER­ Chicago. Sept, 1—Yesterday's League dent of tho National Farmers' Alliance, the Holiday. NATIONAL SERIES. SEPT. 13. scores at base ball were as follow*: At aud General James B. Weaver. Then followed the farmers iu great numbers. Pittsburg—Pittsburg. 8; Philadelphia, 4. They rode ponies, wore patches on their GOT. HILL’S SPEECH AT BUFFALO. At Cincinnati—Cincinnati, 4; Boston, L trousers and large sun flowers in their Cleveland Brooklyn, toll ...I • ----Onlitea WWIOV.11 Al V-11..MVV.W — —Cleveland, .... ------- - 7; -- - 1. hats and carried spade* and rakes. They r..u ... .□ C hod, eortral flouts, consisting of bouses made of whent, corn and oau. n.. n m 'Auiddphto-AlliiMte, 5; FOR] ICouipfled from lesson Helper Qu.irterly by St. Louis, ' ’*!. At "* Baltimore• —Milwaukee, ',n ■•v— COLOR LINE AT CINCINNATI. t„,„ Une _ permission of H. 8. Hoffman, publisher. Phil- 9; Baltimore. 5. At Washington—Wash­ Cln. l.n.tl „d Sdelpbia.1 ington, 3; Louisville, 1. L “And as Jesus passed by He saw a Chicago, Sept. 3 —Following are given Th. u„„ , CISCIXNATI. Sept 8.—Hon. John P. man which was blind from bis birth.” the scores made nt base ball by League And tiring full of compassion His heart clubs yesterday: At Pitteburg— Pittsburg, Green, of Cleveland, came to Cincinnati ~n”' P'1”'-|P1' .rek to participate in the Labor Day celebra­ went out to this poor man. who bad now 5; Philadelphia, fl. At Cincinnati—Cin­ spent over a score of years in darkness, cinnati, 7; Boston, 0. At ClevelandBEST SHOE s i uirecl VIIUIILII1U ) nUIVl m«au p.rk «■»» H||l. ud . tion on spechd invitation of the Amalga­ both physical and spiritual (verse 21). mated Council of Trades to make an nd;>:> • • - , ' , ■ • :n best Bae cait, sylMB 2. “And His disciples asked Him. saying. Cleveland. 8, Brooklyn, 1. At Chicago— Tbe AMrican people are rapidly becoming a ’“«n‘“caDt remark in tbe beginning of his *h' . Mtitr murv »Aur, ortAli dre.ua Mr. Greer is a colored man. lie Master, who did sin. this man. or his par Chicago, 14; New York. 2. , -• . It equal* head-Meh Association: At Boston—Boston. 4; Col­ is the author of the bill making Labor enta, that he was born blindf Butler, Pa . swware that wbrahls son wm sj^’ch “T •P*cu,«tion as to whether he would <•, in: * iiiuals frrucb Day a legal holiday. • He is a lawyer with That all suffering is tho direct result of umbus. 2. At Philadelphia—Athletic, 4; “1,1 n.f’ :o»IWl. „ ------------------------ aicicfring io toe । a due reputation and a man of brilliant some sin on the part of the sufferer or his &t. Louis, 3. At Baltimore—Baltimore, 4; rli «-h*»r. tine ralr. Milwaukee, 2. Washington-Louisville fact that Labor Day had been (established of VaiuamiM. am! J. D T.,in. nt i I “ct ««tt Dav | attainments He has represented Cuya­ ancestors is not only n very old but a very 34.' " since bls occupancy of the governer’s hoga county in the state legislature two common belief. That It is sometimes the game prevented by rain. Chicago, Sept. 4.—The score* at bare ' ISUIruul r»n 60 eonvnlalaaa a day. and much headset**, dirzi- ybair and bad received his approval, ho tenmand isacandldate forthe nomination case is evident from the wools of Jcaqs thftrr. Unreal!, said it was perhaps felicitiuis that this for state senator on the Re publican ticket himself. “Behold, thou art mails whole; sin ball made by League clubs yesterday were S3 this tall. Mr. Green arrived in Cincin­ no more, lest a worse thing come unto a* follows: At Cincinnati—Cincinnati, 8; daughter was cured of Insanity of ten years' stand­ official visit here, "which will be my last nati, on Sunday morning, and registered thee” (John v. 14). But to copclude that Philadelphia, 13. At Cleveland—Cleve­ ing Tria! boules, and fine book ot marvelous one as chief executive of tha atite,” should S2. ’ cures, tree at drugRUU. TbU remedy contains be a* the guest ot the workingmen, and at the Gibsou house. He wmi assigned a It is always so would bo directly contrary land, 4; New York. 7. At Chicago—Chino opiatos. Dr. Miles Medical Co., Elkhart, Ind. roem, and when the dinner hour arrived to the teachings of Scripture, for “Whom cogo, IU; Boston. 1. Pittsburg-Brooklyn S2.-"'"" " upon an occasion devoted to the celebra­ he entered the dining room and took his the Lord lovcth He cha*tcneth.” game prevented by rain. TRIAL. BOTTLE FREI2. 1.7.1 - Ili-M ..r tion ot the holiday. He wa* sure that msal. 8. “Jesus answered. Neither hath this Association: At Bo*ton—Boston, 3; Co­ ..cicrywberr. Ibeysell Boys-"'" man sinned, nor bis parents, but that the lumbus, 8. At Philadelphia—Athletic, fl; Sold by W. H. Goodyear, McKinley Boycotts the Hotel. neither himself nor*the labor organizaJ linnowrwra Hons have cause to regret “our joint pai Iu the evening he went to snppcr but works of God should be made manifest in SL Louis, 3. At Baltimore—Baltimore, 7; . .. rrnyllab;equalsnwch Ladies'" ri un <M*i|u*Al«. Milwaukee, 1. At Washington—(First * MOKTG lGE BALE. !tlcipatiou" in the establishment of the was told that he would have to take his him.’’ .NO mid • 1.73 /‘.“’S/.”' In the light of the testimony of all Scrip game) Washington. 15; Louisville. 5. (Sec­ meals in the ordinary. Mr. 'Green ob­ Default haviiir been mad** In th** condition <»f holiday. 1 a certain morfgzgv tnade by John Mmltb in jected. and reported nt the office. Mana­ ture is tho only way to understand any ond game) Washington, 8; Louisville, 12. The Eight Hour (Juration. Cbariv* W. rtoiutbtaliK and Aurilla M ger Dunbar was called in and the case was Scripture. From this saying of Christ Chicago, Sept. 5 —The league base ball liouxhtalin dated January vi*hth a D. lam The governor then took up the eight laid Iwforv him. He said that he wished some might blindly conclude that we have aud rrcotii-d in the office ot Uir Resist r <>f i record fur yrolortiay is as follows: At Deeds lor Barry' county. Mk-hlesti «.n the etebih hour question and said; "The subject nt to treat the man as a gentleman, but he here a sinless man with ■inleaa parents; but day ot January A. D. (8*1 m liter 24 <>t mon- 1tho reduction of the hours of labor, is one could positively not eat in tho public diu- whatsaith the Scriptures? “All havesinned Pittsburg—Pittsburg. 6; Brooklyn, 0. At rage* ou page n» « hlrii said morteajte wn« dulv , Cleveland—New York, 8; Cleveland, 2. At , assigned by tbc said Charles 54 lioughtaiiu entitled to respectful and nerious consid­ ing-room. Mr. Green thereupon paid his and come short of the Glory of God;” and Aurilla M Houihtaha by awlznnient bear- 1eration. Lt is a question which can Hot bill and went to the Burnet house and “There is none righteous, no. not one” Chicago—Chicago, 5; ttpstou, 8 Cincin­ lux da*r the sixteenth dav ot Februarv A.D. (Rom. Hi, 10.23) The words of Christ are nati Philadelphia game prevented by secured lodging*. The insult soon be ­ ih*4 at'd record* d In th* office »t «akl ltexl*>ter Well be ignored aud iu some of its differ­ an answer to the question of the disciples rain. !r tn th* Corl It !oh> ol Deeds for Barry county. Miehtfan. <hi the ent phases II is always before ua It I* came noised about, aud the labor com­ concerning this man's blindness and the Association: At Boston—Boston, 14; Co­ ,.te hv Georg* Mtlka. sixteenth day uf Felruarv A. D l**» In liber'43 evident that it is a question which can not mittee were indignant and reported the reason of it, and He simply says that there in mbus, 4. At PhihidelpbIs—Athletic, 6; matter to a number of Republican.**. The ■Daniel Klrikrr <»t luortgage* ou page Jt«7 t» Daniel Sinker. until. A D. t*M. William r. Siduam aud WIIHmi II. Haze, the be effectually disposed of until it has been rooms secured for Major McKinley al the was no special sin on the part of the par Milwaukee. 5. At Washington—Balti­ * - ->f th* U>*clstero( AiMon Collcg* Endowment Fund committee. wisely solved, aud its solution presents Gibson were ut once cancelled and quar cuts by reason of which they were given a more, 0; Washington, 3. intv. Michigan, on । Ou which mortgaev there I* claimed to be due Following are the scores made by League ] at the date nt tbl» notice the sum ot twmilv one of the important problems of the hour. Iters were secured at the Burnet house, blind son. but, on the contrary, this blind seven hundred thirteen ami twenty f!«C*>tie Recreation of course is nut the *chief end of where Major McKinley was escorted on man was going lo furnish a special oppor elubs Saturday: At Chicago—Chicago, 2; tunity for the manifestation of the power Boston, 3. At Cincinuati—Philadelphia, •Utined to Im* due hundredths dollars am! ao atlortiry he of fifty man,'aud while the desirability uf some his arrival iu the city. ♦inn 9! *>t>* bun- dollar* Provided tor in said inortxage and m> of God. See also the reason why Lazarus 5, Cincinnati 8. ^At Pittsburg—(First b-indreth* dollars. suit or pmcerdinc at Uw Usviiik been inilltut- relaxation from continuous daily toil was permitted to sicken and die (chapter game)—Pittsburg. 2; Brooklyn, 3. (Second ed Iu recover the debt secured by Mid tnort- should not be exaggerated, and while idle­ game)—Pittsburg, 11: Brooklyn. 7. Cleve­ jtnxe or any part ibereot KeoKVK. In.. Sept. 8.— Tho celebration xl. 4, 13, 40) Therefore by virtue of the nnwer of sale ness should be deplored, yet r»n the ntlu-r of I.«bar Day wu the greatcat demonstra­ .■ I A ”1 mast work tbc works of Him that land-New York game stopped end fourth said mortgage « contained In said mortgmre and the statute In hand the fact must be recuguizrd that the such case made ami provided notice is hereby hncoMity tor the arduous toll which char- tion ever seen in this city. The morning sent me. white it is day; the night cometb. tuning—rain. Association: At Baltimore—Baltimore, given tbiHoo Friday the second day •»< October ।1 acterized former day\doc* nst exist. We was devoted to a trades and industrial when no man can work.” Over thirty times in this gospel Jesus 6; Ixiuisville, 3. At Philadelphia—(First and the .talutc tn A. D. l»l at ten o'clock In Hie forenoon «»f j need not work either As many hours or as {■trade, which was a tnsgniflcent show of ■nld dav. we the undersigned will sei! at public soya that the Father sent Him. aud He con­ game)—Athletic.‘4; Milwaukee. 3. (Second miction to the highest b dilcv al the north front | hurt! a* our fathers worked bfefore ua tbc organised bodies of labor her* aud of stantly appeals to the works as evidence game)—Athletic, 5; Milwaukee, 1. At . , ..»■'< tn the forenoon, ihwr of the court bouse in ■the Citv of Hastings. thewnrvaand products of the merchants tliat he was sent by God (chapters v. 3& x. Washington—(First game)—Washington, ■t n’i unite highest bid- Harry county. Michigan, (that being the place •The regulation by statute of the hours j and manufacturers of the city. Seated in ' 23; xiv. 40. xv. 24). 15; Columbus, K (Sroond game)—Wash­ juorof the court bouse •where the circuit court for Barry county is the premises described In said mort­ of labor is matter not free from practical ■ carriages in the procession were Gov­ lUrry Cxmiity. Mh-It. indden) 5. "A* long as I am in the world. I am ington. 5* Columbui), 0. Boston-St. Louis .ere the circuit court for gage or so mneb thereof m may te netessarv difficulties. Corporations which are the ernor Boies; S. I* Bestow, Democratic can­ the light of the world.” game prevented by rain. . tr> pay Hie amount doe oa Mid mortgage with didate for lieutenant governor; A. J. ' creatures of the law can be controlled lo n This also He often repeats, as In chap­ Chicago, Sept. Following are the seven per cent. Interest tbrreoh and *11 legal , the all’ nlllt dur on costs together with an altornev fee of (Hiy 1 certain extent, but regulation by custom Westfall, candidate of the People's party, ters viil, 12; xll, 35, 40. He is both Life League scores at base ball yesterday: At dollars as nrovidr*: therein. The premises ■ and public sentiment, alike 'applicable to and Mrs. Lease, of Knnia« In the After­ and Light, and neither death, nor dark­ New York—(Morning) Cincinnati. 8; Now tiring descrllird in said mortgage a* sit that I individuals as well as corporations, would noon Governor Holes spoke to the work­ ness can abide in His presence. * >|o '.»rs provided certain piece or parert Of land situate In the York, 7. (Afternoon) Cincinnati, 0; New 0. “When He had thus spoken He spat York, C. At Brooklyn—(Morning) Chi­ • i. n*r <lt-M-rlh*d in township of Baltimore in the County of Harry seem to be more effective iu the long run. ingmen. devoting himM-lf to a considera­ tion of the nobility of labor and it S ’ value and Stat*- of Michigan and d*srnl*e<f m follow* The trend oY the times is iu the right on the ground and made clay of the spittle, cago, 3; Brooklyn, 21. (Afternoon) Chi­ trt-wit: The east halt, of the mirth west quarter direction, and while laws may facilitate to the community. and He anointed the eyes of the blind man cago, 9; Brooklyn. 8. At Philadelphia— dot.- of Michigan: of section number fohrtern in town-hip num­ the accomplishment ot right resnlts snm<*with the clay.*' tu-wit; Commmc- ber two north range numter light west con­ (Morning) Pittabnrg, fl; Philadelphia, 3. taining eighty acres ot land l*e Hie satur more or times they are more speedily produced by Sometimes He innde the blind to see with. ■ CoLVMBl'K, O., Sept. 8— A feature in | a word, and immediately (Mark x, 53); •(Afternoon) Pittsburg. 8; Philadelphia, L less. Maid mortgage was given to secure the an appeal to reason rather than to law—to payment ot a part of the purcluue price uf the Boston—Rain. at.4 running south three ngitatlun rattier than to legislation. Pov­ the Labor Day parade here was the Farm-1 sometimes by the use of a medium, a* the At - Association: At Philadelphia—(First t ti . d one third rod*, said uNiir dr**<Tite*i premises. erty is one great source of iliseonient. ers' Alliance division. It was made up of clay and spittle aud waters of Silonm. as game) Athletic, 5; Milwaukee, 8. (Second Dated July Mb. l**l. tils, tin lice e**t thirteen Dxxirt.BTttikrn. ) Overwork, |Kn»rly compeiisatod, i^ sn ­ men and boys m horseback, with a hun-1 ' In this case, and sometimes gradually, as I > place ot beginning. and game) Athletic, I; Milwaukee, 4 At Bal­ tire north eastcorner of the deed farm wagons trimmed with wheat• in the case of the man who first saw men •timore—(First game) Balti mow. 7; Ixiui*ot her. ’.. iim! running west to with­ nnd corn and liearlng mottoes and senti­- os trees walking, and then when Jesus put 1ville, 5. (Second game) Louisville, 5; Bal­ The Albion C-ollr** Endowment Fund Com­ : ■ i»ud. thence uortb three ' "Let me add another suggestion right i ments. Some ot these were in verse, very His hands on him a second time be saw timore. i ...nee east to l be road, mitter. A**ig»er* of MortgMC 9. At Washington—(First game) J . .. r*innmt. at! on LMMri. Ktki k km. Attorney (or Assignees etc- hero. Ix't us. be reasonable In our ciainor । crude and very Peffrriun in thought. The» clearly (Mark viti, 28-25). Washington. 7; Columbus. 15. (Second er ol la.- north » a«l qnar > 7. “And said unto him. Go, wash In the game) Columbus, 8; Washington,8—Called, ttrtwnu president of tbc cuunty Alliance was one j.for cheap things, it is nnturul that we ' .•■intown tpo* It| north l>ool of Siloam (which is by interpretation, >darknesa. ‘_________________ 1 should desire u> obtain whatever we need of the orator* of the day. ' Sent) He went bis way therefore, and at fair rates, but we should be careful not j KNEW WHERE HER MONEY WAS. CHICAGO’S GRANT MONUMENT. ; it th Mi Mortgagee . i washed, and enrne seeing.” TIMETABLE, to insist upon price* so moderate that the । iu Person. Jesus w^K just a* able to open his eyes interests uf labor will be jeopardized. To tn effect June a. two. ’ with a word, and on the spot, as in the ca**e live and let live' is a good motto which Bound and Ga<gv<l. of the blind men nt Jericho, but He saw may be safely followed in all pursuits. Haverhill, Maas.. Sept. 7 —a most : made in the payment ol Chicago, Sept. 7.—The trustees of the ।fit to do ns He did tor some wise purpose. Stations. Do not insist upon a newspaper so cheap certain real r-tat*- mortThere may be a connection between the oaring robbery was prrpetrated Saturday that the proprietors are unable to pay a Grant Monomeut association are making 'significance of Siloam (Sent) aud the fact afternoon at tho Elm Hoo«c, thia city. .tec t>v Obel R. upaldtUK fair compensation to their employes. We preparations for the unveiling of the i that He ho often speaks of Himself aa Sent Two men forced their way into the house, expect cheap transportation, but the en­ statue in Lincoln park. The executive ’ di -uded In the office KaUuna/oo l.» Father. seized tbc landlady. Mrs. Elkhi*, and de­ Easterner -*.... gineers, firemen, brakemen, switchmen, committee held a meeting Saturday. The by&the “The neighbors, therefore, and they Richland June! trackmen and other laborers connected committee on transportation, of which which before bad seen him that he was manded her money. She hande<\ the men I ter X of Mortgages on page Cressey with the operation of railroads nbould lw George H. Hanford Is chairman, reported blind, said, is not this he that sot and <35. Presenting a revolver at her bead, v : the jxiwcr of sale in raid Milo .. the men demanded all the money she bad. well paid. 1 was going to suggest that that every railway line terminal at Chi­ ■•M .»Icvnmi* operative as lo Crooked Lake.... liegged?” I saying that she had some concealed on .......... something should also be reserved for the cago has consented to make an extremely . -.-cured to h- paid by said Deltun 9. "Some said. This is he; others said. her person. The terrified woman denied principal mid interest, and Cloverdale directors, but upon reflection 1 think the low excursion rate. Half rates will be He is I ike him; but he said, I am be.” ■ .aimed to be Jta* and unpaid SholU that she had any more money, whereupon director* will look out for themselves. And surely be ought to know. The one of the men tore open her dress and . and ’lie note arcompanytng charged by all the western, northwestern 1...f tiu* notice, the sum of and southwestern roads. Tickets will be change in tne man's appearance was so <1 sixty six dollars and thirty Coats Grow “ I have no new view* to suggest upon I •old ou these roads Oct. 0 from points great that he was barely recognizable even grabbed a canvas bag containing WOO in for priiu-ip.il and accrue*! Woodiahd eash and <400 in checks They then bound the much debated question as to what within 1 miles of Chicago, Oct. 7, from by those who bod known him besu I my­ -n t >r proceeding* at law or in Waodburv .. number of hours out of the twenty-four points within 300 miles, and be good re­ self have seen one who had been a drunk­ sod gagged her nnd tied. There is no doe . i.*titut***l or taken tocollect ■ ; irt thereof, now therefore should properly constitute n day's work turning Oct. R. All the Central Traffic ard and a blasphemer so changed even in to the thieves Mrs. Elkins waa subse­ g.vca. that by virtue ot the Detroit. teft the ordinary mechanic or day laborer. association roads will also give half raxes his features i>y the spirit of God in him quently discovered by a neighbor and re• nd lu irtr-ote contained, and that hi* former "“friend* would scarcely My seatimeuts were fully expressed in an with the Chicago and Ohio river lines. '> ea-- ni wl<- and provideit, op nddrem which 1 Bad the liunor to deliver dav *>f October A. D. 1** . at Klatt 0111. A Deneral Invitation-to AttaniL know him. • I zreoopa. at the north front before the Chautauqua county fair at Dun 10.­ "Therefore said they unto him. How Tiw committee wishes it understood, Chicago, Sept. 5.—President »Abram P. rv ■ maty court house, in the kirk as long a*:o as fcfepL lb, 188U. in that every military and civic organiza­ were thine eye* opened?” . Harry count}-. MlclitgMi. (that T. Elder and Vice President and Secreta­ SOUTH. ,• which, after an ulaborats discussion of tion iu the country is invited to attend The change was so great and so clearly ry H. L. Barber, of the Elder Publishing Ii u'itnglhe circuit court tortbe Kalamazoo Ar .fry -. in which »ald county said East Ok>|m t Lv the subject. 1 came to the conclusion that and participate. It will be impossible to manifest that the people could not help ' d. theljr Will be sold at p'..t»June! eight hours uf labor—four in the forenoon send invitation to all and a general invi­ inquiring Low it came about. Whan a company,werb-arrested yesterday, charged ( i .>• to the hi jhest ' Idder. the Hlchland . . nnd four iu- the nfternoon—followed up tation will be prepared nnd given out work of grace in one's heart becomes so with using the mails for fraudulent pur­ hurt* am! m-» uecribed lu »>U*l mortgage Cressey Milo h the amounLdueon said mort- Crooked all the year around (Sundays and holidays, through tho press. Monday evening the outwardly manifest in the life that people poses. Kwh prisoner was held in 12.400 iMk** ... • t it ten per cent, per annum. Delton of cousc, excepted) ought to la: sufficient local executive committee of the Army of oloerve it and inquire about it, then God bail, it is claimed that the concern has texpen*e«of this loreetosure. I Oovcnlale ....... swindled thousands of persons, the com­ to enable tiny workingman to live, and the. Tennessee will meet nt the Palmer is glorified. ■< .tiding an attorney fee of IL “He answered and said. A man that pany extending it* oj»crations to Canada ire. a* provided for tn said mort; Shultz all"that b® ought to lie required to per­ bouse to make arrangements for the »*"•! bv law; said premises beform; Subsequent reflection has only twenty-third reunion of the army, to bo is called Jesus made clay aud anointed aud Australia Tbc charge is that they und m-iHRaire a* billows to wit: confirmed the conviction then expressed." held ou the date of the unveiling. General mine eye*, and said unto me. Go to the employed hundreds of agents to sell books • •• '■>or parcel of land lying and at Ri apiece, which cost not more than to o.mIImii<1 Miles has announced his intention to pool of Siloam and wash; and I went and from 0 to 9 cents each. Some agents were >i vu.hu* '•* Assyria. Couuty of W JERRY SIMPSON AT CHICAGO. Bsrrv, >1 Miclilgaa. and known and W<vMtbun make the route of the procession from the washed, and i received aigbt." Via D. oa« tn wit. tbe east tudt of tbe This is his testimony, simple, full, induced to send tuO as n guarantee of good lake front as direct ns possible. Organi ­ fginslng • > r of section twenty (»>) town Detroit... faith, and then never heard from the firm sations wishing to participate shouldt st might forward. The man called Jeans ring.; reven (7» west, exxiiaiodid it alL. «tud he, the blind man. simply i of ism! more or less. notify General Joseph Stockton. ttJ2 Opera* obeyed. Where was the faith in thia in­ CHICAGO, Sept. 8.—Congressman Simp­ house building. :i> A. I> livt. stance. either on the part of the manor bi* son spoke to an immcnss audience at ToraKA, Kan., Sept. Attorneys for parents or friends, before Jesus spoke to B. A. Burr, of Harper county, receiver In Sharpshooters’ park yesterday. During ..r.iuii. (Utile Creek. Mich, • m *rt<agee. Chicago, Sept. A—The national Colum­ him? Faith cometb by hearing lb® word the his speech he said: “They say to us,'you Honeywell case, through which Judge of God (Rom. x. 17). fellows talk iu favor of c!a»s legislation, bian fair commission yaaterday referred 33. “Jesu* heard that they had cast him McKay, the Alliance judge, became fam­ why don'L.you legislate for the brain to the judiciary committee a communica­ out. and when He had found him He said ous, filed a petition in the supreme court IOETGAGE SALE PAKEXTS- ^.Irr tion from President Baker, indorsed by workers?' I any there are so few of the unto hlri». Dost tbou believe on tho Son of yesterday asking for a writ of mandamus 1M1> of hook kreplmt.'shorthand. typawnunm ng been made in the payment compelling Judge McKay to sign papers >< .. certain real estate mortgage, i brain workers tbnt they can readily move the executive conaaaittee, asking the co­ Go«l?” ii'wl by Oliri H. Hpaiding, and raphy. el'-. !1& “He auswered nnd said. Who is he. . taking another case In which Burr is in­ about if it does suit them In one place. operation of the commission in securing n ii ling hi* w>te. tnortiagon. to IT WILL FOR THEM A minister of the gospel can readily turn loan of <5,000,000 from the government for Lord, that I might believe on Him?” terested to the supremo court. Jndg® ' I •-ri- mortttagee. dated February BE MUCH_Xs-Z^£££7 Than Money. Tho greatest question that can be asked McKay refuses to sign the application to A. i< I—l. an.! recorded In tbe office <n Educate them at the Gran*! Rapids (hllch.1 Bus­ to be a street car conductor should he be the use of the fair, to be repaid out of the of any morva' is tlint which Jesus aaked. the supreme court on the ground that the iness College. L**1yard Block, cor Pearl and a failure os a preacher. If bo falls as a first receipts M»j application should be for a new trial, and Later —The commiMionen, by a vote »ooa.in ' mortgages <mi page SIS; «*y tHtawa sts. Visit us. For <•;»«slojnie address A. conductor he may be fit to be president of ofti& to 3, announced themselves in favor this man in the last verse, or Pilate’s ques­ until that is done the supreme court tion, “What shall 1 do with Jesus?" If a college. Or he may become a politician, t.ow*T of sale In said mon- 8 Parish, successor to C. G. Sweusberr ■ ia* teconie operative a* to the and subsequently United States senator. of co-operating with the local board of nil were as ready a* this man bow blessed should not interfere. | directors in asking co agresh for the loan. ;red to be paid by said mort­ OOLP MEAL, FOm, ICT. it would be! Then, if there should be totab unfitness ’ Ipal ami interest, nod whereas 87 "And Jeaus said unto him. Thou hast fur any of tbeeo avocations, he may settle • !b> te nowdueaml unpaid on the Harrisburg, Px. Sept. 4 —State issues both seen him. and it is be that talketh - :r - uni the note a^eompanylng the in some town and become editor of a great Washingtok. Sept. 5.—Jay S Durham. ! with thee.” -i *.f this notice, the sum ot four were put forward by the Democratic state ■< -l thirteen dollars am! eighty four who was yesterday appointed to succeed I The woman of Samarin said, “I know convention which met here yesterday and - • t principal and accrued intereit. and Metallic Current/ a - --------41OW about free silver?” came an inter­ Fred Douglas* as minister to Hayti, la a I that Messiah cometb, who is called Christ nominated Robert E. Wright for auditor U- .'inter s>iin of four dollar* m»d fifty ceo’s tor in-arsu.- • paid by said mortgagee on the native of Philadelphia, where be was horn • • * Jesus saith unto her. 1 that speak general, and A. L. Tilden for treasurer. ruption from the crowd. ‘ cud premia*, as he was anlbor“The gentleman says we want free sil­ l!l years ago. Mr. Durham is a graduate unto thee am be" (1 v. 23, 28). And imme­ National issued are “uot in it.” This waa j Mb! mortrig*. making in all the ver.” continued Mr. Simpson. “That Is too of the University of Pennsylvania, and is diately she went off to tho city with the >ume<fourhnndrsd and eighteen dollars and hem rents, and no suit or proceeding* al big a subje*,-t to be disposed of in half an a journalist by profession, haring been tidings So Jeaus now reveals Himself Vj ! announced In the speech of tbc temporary u* or tn >-.pj|ty having been instituted or taken hour. If we had freu silver to-day the connected with The Philadelphia Bulletin this man ns tbo need of bls unsatisfied chairman^!!. W. Bland; rrlte-ated in the u»c.»tect the Mme or any part thereof, now circulating medium would not bo in­ for a number ot years, or until bis ap- soul; even as after the resurrection He re­ remarks of Permanent Chairman George ttrrvf irv LMitire i* hereby given that by virtue H from wMcb th. ex^ of creased more than 35 cents per capita, but | pointment as consul to San Domingo a vealed bimsrlf to weeping Mary, the sor­ W. Skinner, ayuin declared in the plat­ ot p..,. r . f sxie tn mortgaceoontainea. rowful two. the perplexed women, the fear form, and clinched by the speech of Can­ >od tt><- statute in such ra-e made aod provided I do say that so long as we have a free ful diadplas, doubting Thomas, the hungry didate Wright iu accepting his nomina­ ••aUmtHuntythirddavof October A. D. IWt. coinage.ef gold we ought to have a free and disappolnteil fishermen, and in every ---*> •lew-Q O'rinrk in the forenoon, at the north tion coinage of silver. If you can not raise •pKit ii-hir of the furry county court bouse. Iu FINDLAY, Sept 7.—Saturday, while ca*e tears, doubts, fears and perplexities rfblly. yourself above the barbarous idea that vani*he<L and there waa joy and peace *'<J nt H wtlugs. Barry county, MlehlSM. soluble. you must bare a metallic currency, then a number of men were threshing wheat, all (tffidtelng the place where the circuit court anti plenty. ST. Lovis, Sept." A—Leon V. Stephens, »r said t ,.unty at Barry Is beldi. In which «ald tbe machine exploded. William Mull 38. "And he said. Lord. I believe. Aud i for God’s sake let’s have enough of it. receiver of the Fifth national bank, haa etouty *aid prm.i-c* are situated, there will b® was killed and four others seriously In ­ he worshiped Him? ’ Thia is a point for the old parties to fight at public auction or vendue ts the highest Happy man; for as a believer he at brought suit in the United Staten circuit jured. On investigation it was found oWder. the prendvre dev.1 bed In tbe said mortGod’s court against the directors of tho bank to ODCV received .DVCI’VM All^the riches . of ---------chat a dynamite cartridge bad been placed > ones wc-. i-> pay ami satisiy the amount d-j* on said are used iu its preparation. It lias about." ' grace in Jeaus Christ. -1 do not say recover <313,837.97. money alleged to have mtM^r. with interest at seven p*r rent per | THE ALLIANCE TOOK A HAND. in a sheaf of wheat by some person un ­ he at ones enjoyed all the riches of been loaned by the bank in violation of more than three times the strength of ssnum. aiui the costs and expenses of said loreknown, causing the explosion. ''V Uiw Including an attorney Cocoa mixed with Starch, Arrowroot statutes. ire of fi.t. .-n dollars provided tor In said mort:*®raonal as te Secretary Blaine. tJUlor ax.,, fy and a!. t>y law; Mid premise® telng or Sugar, and is therefore far more Bar Haruor, Me., Sept. 5.—Mr. Blaine Kansas Cttt, Sept 8.-Specials to The owenr- i. ^id mortgage »* follows to wit: AU that certain piece or parcel of land sltnvte economical, costing less than one cent ‘Star from Kansan, indicate that Labor has been out very often every day this mony ot 0«r, -ort he re ouraol 1U«. » SIOUX ClTT. U.. f-pl. 7.—Burslaa bUw the Township of Assyria, in tbe child <* Ood. re '“Vr-’rei' is. a cup. It is delicious, nourishing, Day was very generally observed as a holi­ week. Wednesilay bedrove out twice, and » sad »t*te of M.ehigan. and debe did the sama. He drove into ‘ k„p««»w>u> Uod....» Join, rer will. *-■* lolk>'n wtt-. Tbe east half of «h® strengthening, easily digested. day, and in * many places the Farmers' Thursday Chrurt. is a king and tiriewl onto God. ba* Btett west suarter. of section bamber twenty. — tbe village, left bls carriage aod wentlnto «olnl<eHuoo. inoorropilUle.bi. bodj- re poaiuuiw uortb of range seven we*t. eo'-iaining and admirably adapted for invalids Alliance took a prominent part in th® cel­ gang and <1M worth of stampa taken. ebration*-. In Topeka the day wav ob- . FfTcrB* " ’ -*------- •»— rlranaed into *rrP 011*nd roar® nr ,r*tToe burglars stole fcnes* aud escaped. •erved on a large rcala. Sixteen hundred Dr.'Sylor'sT'He i as well as for persons in health. ’idteiu*.!'- subject to a certain prior mottrCt-I’i i"wrtgawe. employee of the Santa Fe railroad were in ] tor every day. July ®th. A.D. UBl. f— w— Gtto«aBM.Ev«ttre. ' v., ond owner of »ald mortgage ■ ■ ■" -- ■ iSl w*,”-le"*H- Baolc Creek. Mich. Attorney lor mortgagee. HEALING THE BLIND SIAN of? tn ^,ts w L. DOUCLAS SSSHOEwyfffeg-,, l< STARTLING FACTS)»»» k~ ■ ■ Woolley & Bronson, AGUKTT®. I ChicagD, Kalamiii: If Saginaw T HT. K, I W. Baker & Co.’s i •Breakfast i Cocoa UIIXIH purc WlfyjflAbsoiuMt/ Ho Chemicals I �K.TVTT*1. Three Grand Balloon Ascensions and Parachute Drop . By Prof. Kabrick, the noted aeronaut, will be witnessed on Wednesday, Thursday and Friday, SEPTEMBER, From the Fair Gronnds of this city during the Barry Co. Fair. and 24tli 23d, This will be THE FEATURE of the Fair_enFoMhe supc' b entertain­ ment the people of Barry connty and the managers of the fair are indebted to the enterprise o Kabrick. SBtli. • > ecure' Prof. ° ARCHIE McCOY, Carpets and Furniture. FRED L. HEATH, the Druggist. Church and Society Hastings Banner. Hastings Thursday, September. 10 1891. MARSHALL L.COOK, Editor. BKTKBXD A8 8KCOHIXI.AS8 MATTER AT •THE HABTiXOS, MICH., roarorncE, AUGUST 14. 1879. EDITORIAL NOTES? C. C. Shayne, al Pomeroy. Ohio, put the question of protection in Ulis manner: “If a capitalist were to come to Pomeroy to invest a million dollars, and would leave ft to tbe citizens of this town whether he would locate here or iu West Virginia, bow would you vote ou that question? Would you not vote to have him Invest his capital in Pomeroy? You surely would, because you know by the Investment of that money labor would find employment, and the money would remain here. Now if you were called upon to vote whether that same manufacturing establishments were to I* located in Ohio or Virginia, bow would you vote? You would vote to have It located in Ohio. Now when you are called upon to cast your vote whether you desire the capital invested In this country, to build manufacturing establish­ ments and give employment to labor, or to send you/ gold to Europe to buy what they manufacture there, bow will you vote? That is the question and that is all there is of this whole issue. It is a strug­ gle for commercial supremacy between Europe and America. Which side will you assist? The manufacturers, me­ chanics tod laborers of Europe, or the. manufacturers, mechanics and laborers of your own country? That is the Issue in this campaign.” Wh) I Am * rroteeUoaUt. By Hou. D. n. Rendemoii.V. S. Congreeaman from low*. (Written for American Economist.! First—Because the eivlllred world sub­ stantially protects itself, thus forcing us to protect ourselves. Second—Because all the conditions of men and women In this country are better titan in other countries, and protection is seeded to preserve our happier conditions. Third—Because 1 pant labor to get the best possible wages for its efforts. Fourth—Because 1 want agriculture to tod a Lear, sure and rich market Fifth—Because I want to keep the capi­ tal and labor ot this country ail actively employed, each helping the other. The trusts In this country and the mo­ nopolies that are oppressive are in those very things and branches of industry with which our protective tariff has nothing to do. But that does not stop the free tender’s xnouth though. He continues to credit trusts and monopolies to our ' tariff, despite tbe fact that In free trade England there exist monopolies as far reaching and oppressive as ever known. Tbe next legislature of Michigan will bo controlled by the big cities of Michigan, winch have but a little oyer u third of tbe state’s population. Thia state of affairs the farmers of Michigan can credit up to that consummation of all legislative villainlea, the squawbuck legislature. It appears to make Editor Dennis squirm to accuse him ot organizing farmer’s alli­ ances. But then he pleads guilty to the charge after all the tuss. A little child In Detroit is tbe first sacri­ fice to the villlany and Ignorance of the squawbuck legislature in lowering the test on kerosene oik Every time a democrat tastes cheap MeKinley-bili sugar he makes a worse face over II than he would in taking quinine. Blaine, protection, reciprocity and re­ publican victory. This appears to be the hand writing on the wall. Additional Local News. Northern lights were plainly seen Tues­ day night. House to rent on Broadway, inquire of Mrs Upjohn. There appears to be an epidemic of colds just at present. t Ground moles arc making sad havoc "with many uf tbe lawns in the city. Busby Bros, will run seven chairs during the fair, so you wont have to wait longtfor a shave or hair cuL There will b« no reunion of the Barry County Battalion, G. A. R. this year. The season has become so late, and there are so many other attractions this year, that It was decided tq put It off to another year. number of Jobs reported threshed In the The Missionary sermon before the northern counties, 66; acres, 553; bushels, 3,285; average per acre, 9.1*5 bushels. Michigan M. E. conference In session at The figures indicate a total crop In the Gland Rapids, will be preached Friday at state in excess of 25,000,000 bushels. 830 p. m. by Rev. W. M. Puffer of this Gats in the southern counties yield 35.48 city. No services nor Sunday school at the bushels, and in the central comities 30.78 bushels perlacre, and barley In the state M. E. church next Sunday. averages 18.S6 bushels per acre, potatoes Rev. W. M. Puffer Is at conference. If will yield about 85 per cent, of an average crop. The crop has been injured by the 1 the “powers that be” of that body desire to fulfill the hearty and unanimous wish of drouth, but the recent rains will greatly the M. E. church and congregation here, Improve IL Winter apples will yield and of the citizens generally, they will re­ about 30 per cent and late peaches about turn Rev. Puffer to this charge, where he 81 per cent, of an average crop. Data In has demonstrartrd his ability to be useful lhe central and northern counties are not all secured, and have been considerably aud helpful to the church and comwanlty. damaged by the wet weather. Some From the report of lhe M. "E. church wheal iu stock is also injured. treasurer read Sunday morning, we glean the following: Total amount raised for all From Monday’s Detroit Tribune we clip tbe following, which will be of spvclrl purposes, 82,81(1.65, of (his the following Interest to the many friends of Prof. < are the Items: Pastor’s salary 8976.00; paid Eugene Davenport, a Woodland boy who presiding ejderiHOT; contingent expenses 8188.10. raised by the missionary societiea has a bright future: lensing, Mich., Special Telegram. Sept of the church, for home and foriegn mis5.—Professor Eugene Davenport, profes­ I o:w. $894.62, n bed by social c’ubs82l5,72; sor of agriculture at lhe Michigan institut­ regular church benevolences $842.13; rais­ ion, to-day rereived a telegram offering ed by the Sunday school for all purposes him the presidency of the college which It 3100,08. H proposed toiwtablish in Brazil, at annual The ladies of the Episcopal church will salary of 86,OTO together with a house and give a supper in the society rooms Thursliving expenses. So desirousare theBraxll- dap September 17th, supper from five Ians of securing Professor Davenport’s until seven. -All are cordially invited to services that they offer to pay hl* expenses atteud. both ways if at the end of a year’s exper­ ience he does not desire to remain at the । AH persons interested In the- C. L. S. C; head of the institution. The honor done ' work for the coraing year will please come Michigan by this selection is all lhe great­ ! to the office of Smith A Colgrove on Satjurer when It is considered that I*rufessor day evening, the 12th. Inst: nt seven o’clock Davenport graduated from the Agricultural for the purpose of forming a cintw ami college ini 878t and has sliiee been connect­ arranging for -the books for tbe coming ed with that institution. Professor Daven­ year. All are Invltdl. By Order of Committee. port will thoroughly consider the offer before arriving at a definite decision. The mission band In connection with Cards are out announcing the marriage of Miss Jennie Henry to Mr. Frank Kelley of Chicago. Both^re well known here ami Tbe hose team went to Kalamazoo Mon­ their many friends nnlte In wishing them day and partlclimted in the IucImjf Day ex­ a prosperous and happy voyage through ercises. In the first contest a mistake on life. the part of Capt. Will Sehltnore lost them, Chas. Crandall, formerly of Middleville, the race. Instead of breaking tb<* hose at who has l>een working for J. W. Babcock, 150 feet, as he should have done, he stop­ got too full of tanglefoot, and wandered ped at 100 feet aud commenced uncoupling up Into D. IL MeOmber’s barn to sleep off the hose, and when he saw bis mistake he bis drunk. He was collared, and run had to make up the extra 50 feet atxl do through Esq. Kenaston’s Judical hopper. .the work over again. The error lost the When the Esq. got through with him, home Iran several seconds, but they finish­ Crandall was $3.75 poorer. ed in 43 seconds—Just three seconds slower than Otsego who won first money. Had The Agricultural society desires to have all who expect to exhibit articles to com­ It not been for this mistake the race would no doubt have been won by Hastings, pete for premiums at lhe coining fair to though It would have been close between understand that the timetfor entry will the. two companies. Otsego had several clou Tuetday evening, /September Kid. men and made an excellent run. and the officers utetpt close when they say imported Both teams made the same time to the hy­ so. The secretary'wlll be at the sheriffs office the Saturday and Monday previous drant, being 28 seconds. In the sweep­ stakes Hastings won first money easily, to Hie fair to accomodate all who wish to making a good run aud making’no mis­ make entries. Thoaff living at a distance takes. Takiugl all In all the boys did can make entries by mall. .well and are to be congratulated on what The managers of the Eaton county fair they did. Though they regret the mistake, are offering some unusual attractions for which by the way was rather excusable, this year. They found that by spending yet they are not in the least discouraged money for unusual attractions secured the and will be found “at home” to any com­ very beet results and last year freed the panies that wish to challenge them, the society from a long standing debt. - A lady hiring of professional sprinters being es­ aeronaut will make ascensions each day; a pecially barred. All had a good time aud unicycle, ibe latest Invention, will lie on speak well ot their entertainment by the exhibition and already three applications citizens of Kalamazoo. have been made for the wedding on Thurs­ Marriage Llcen«e,. day. Oct. 1st. The fair begins Sept 29th No Kame and Residence and closes Oct 2nd. (George (Jreeafield, Carlton 131 i Emin* Stone, ■* While at work on the sander at the | furniture factory Tuesday evening, SJIrk Notice. I DeGroot, foreman of the machinery deThe annu-U meeting of the Barry. Prairieville pnrtmenL got Ids left hand caught In the rolls. The flesh was literally ground off the little and third fingers, and the middle £Haothobn. Prm. one was badly lacerated. The Injured John J. Panxiyg. Sec’y. man was taken to Dr. Timmerman's office, where Dm. Barber and Timmerman amputated the two fingers. Mr. DeGroot had lhe grit to show up Wednesday morn­ ing at his place of work. the Presbyterian church held a pink social at the parsonage last Friday afternoon. About 35 children were present and apenl a pleasant time together playing games. All seemed to enjoy themselves. Sealed blds will be received up to Sept 19, 1891. for the building of a new school house in school district No. 3. of the town­ ship of Hope. House to be a frame build­ ing. to be of first-class material. Material to be furnished by builders to be delivered Tbe free coinage advocates will have -< at Delton and drawn on the ground by bard time convincing farmers that' It school district Size 34x36 feet All blds would be to their advantage to make the to be sent to school board, and will be re­ rtetasliver mine owners of the west -a ceived up to Sept 19th. Board reserves right to reject any and all blds. ftreeent of 20 to 25 cents ou each silver tL A. Owasr, Director, *eBar coined. That la what free silver The musicale given by Mrs. W. H. Good­ • W. Norton, Assessor, year at the her home Tuesday evening was W. Wortman. Moderator a most delightful affair. Tbe guests were eomwiltoe. Crt.r Omt, B.rrj Tbe free traders continue to get red In enteralned by vocal selections from Miss vo., Mich. ■ the face every time tbe subject of Ameri- Grace Mower, Mrs. Addie Reed Fleming tMtn-made Un piste is mentioned. But and Mrs. Davia. of Grand Rapids, aud in­ strumental music by tbe Misses Maud they’ve gat to come to IL This country is Bartley, Gertrude Pendergast and Grace The sixth Annual Reunion of tbe Olin family will be held st Bennington Vt to big enough. rich enough, great enough, to Messer. Mrs. Emma Bailey Donahue October. On whkh ocraslon the a.l«gi be Independent of tbe English tin plate gave two recitations. All tbe numbers on tbe program were of a high order of merit Kalamazoo & bagtoaw R. R, |n coimwtioi and greatly appreciated. Elegant refresh­ Your uaeie David B. Mill, democratic ments were served to the guests In a most unique and happy manner. It was an evening of great enjoyment and profit fo Seat Ohio $7.75. to Buffalo N. y ji0 Grover Cleveland notice right now that 1 to all concerned. VT ,l7’ r"r w*'-’ round trip. Tickets good he’s very much olive and observing the Tbe Michigan crop report. Issued from going on C. K. A S. train living Hastlnn Lhe Secretary of Stale’s office gives the fol­ September 29th, at ft50 a. m. eonnertl.^ lowing Important figures on wheat, which are returned from threshers up to August at tbe C. J. A M. R. H. Tickets good to Murnon n-wUr train. «llMn M “ BbI Limra For cooking and heating. can be surpassed by any deal­ er in Michigan, CoalJoodorOil. SPEAKffiToF FRESHNESS Reminds us that Stauffer makes it a point to keep con­ You are cordially invited to stantly on hand* fresh goods in examine onr immense stock his line—groceries and pro­ visions and general merchan­ of stoves and ranges, and the dise. He also buys and sells ■celebrated M. & D. wrought fresh COFFINS and CASKETS, । steel range. w. H. H. HEATH; -BUTTER/ EGGS,And Country Prodace Hart, Paying the highest market price in cash or trade. Remember the place. Miuta. 1- *" ,Ue Ovrr *L Undertakers Supplies rtuirirea for use of outfit. nor for blJVrvh^m HASTINGS. “f **•""ln ’very luwinre. K^nUlU** naHi&uttlon. W. H. IL HEATH, Hastings. Consult Your Interest! Notice to Builder.. James L. Crawley and Devltt Bronson were at Thomapple lake the other day. So was a muskalonge, which proceeded to fool around with their hook, not knowing It was loaded. When the boys thought the fish bad had bis share of the fun, they con­ cluded to have theirs, and hauled him In. He weighed about 25 pounds. Proud? Well you [needn’t gueu again; for two prouder amateur fishermen never spit on bait. They feel that the next time they go fishing, a whale will be their about size. STOVES, At these poor people. They no ■ fresher'' than many STOVES, arc who believe everything they hear—no fresher in fact than who think that for qual­ STOVES, any ity; of goods, reasonableness of prices and uniform courteous STOVES, treatment. STOVES, When making purchases of groceries, P.a0Tls'?,1fi/I^j|e ery and glassware. The experience of others sh«u1 r you. We are able to point to a large and increasing of patrons who say that in We are doing work that can not be surpassed by any lanndry in the state. Our prices for collars, cuffs and shirts are ~ cts, 4 cts and 10 cts respect­ ively, which are as low as the lowest, while our prices on un­ derwear and other garments . , --------competitors in ?ei«bb —oring "j?"*" cities '-*“»*•. We are here well prepared to do busi­ ness, and we are equipped for 0Dr work as it shonld be done. Give ns a trial and spend yonr money at home inr stead of helping foreign insti­ tutions. - TBOY LMBT. QUALITY AND PRICE We have so satisfied them that (Ley will give us their en trade. That is what talks. During fair week we shall be pleased to <‘xle"dic'e$j in aible conrtesp to our customers as well as an cm a and see us. S. E. PHILLIPS^ mans �Hastings Banner. T^STThursday. September io. 1WL — "w. ~R- COOK? :al Editor. Flour Way Down! White Bose Flour $2.50. ,ack warranted to be For sale only by JOS. ROGERS --------------Judge Booker sustained tbe---------------Injunction restraining Henry Newton from building a dam across the Thoraapple. Public opin­ ion will sustain that verdict surely. — m KeUmum, Mmtd.y. KaJrfrZm*" “““"H b„. Every one who has attended the <wo Sunday school picnics at Acker’s point 11*0' this year baa been highly delighted with bbS^L^ i the place, wnd has a good word for Mr. ‘ Acker, who lias spared neither pains nor expense to make all who have been there happy and comfortable. Very many of those who have visited tbe Detroit exposition and fair this year pronounce It a first-class horse racing affair, but of not very much account as a fair. It appears to be a good thing to make good dividends tu stockholders and to draw country trade to Detroit LOCAL NEWS. week 2.000 changes for advertisements :>«>f!i-v Tuesdays at latest to .hi in the i.-.*ue of the week o Kalamazoo was liber- *• rWU, •*»«* tarerm 1'orMKkiMjl’'" 'en T""4*'' ewwtaz for'innnSJX" 1 S,tord,f o»e«lo« -I will fit your eyes perfectly. No Charge for examination. You find the ri'lumed from Newest Styles of Jewelry, Watches and Clocks. “»io1at my store, 1st door north of Post Offlice. d’l'ie^J[J°'*"d “•»«* — In tbe Cut down the old fruit trees that may Detroit be standing in tbe pastures that tiave pass­ ed beyond tbe period of usefullness. Un- ; less they are taken care of they will be­ come nests for the various fruit pests, and xi“bldVsi"'n^<if‘i will In turn be the means of populating your orchard with undesirable colonies. ”4* hU The enrollment of the high school indli cates that the number who will attend In that department will reach 150 by the end Sp'"w r1 ■» of this term. Tbe attendance of foreign scholars Is unusually large. Tho enroll­ e^o’b’o^^^............ .... ment yesterday was 128, the largest for the first week in the fall term since the high | school was established. F. R. PANCOAST. K^iUm'SLXL'*1"*" «-U4!SmX’!" Great interest will undoubtedly be taken I iu the three baloon ascensions to be made by Prof. Kabrick Iran the fair grounds on i Wednesday, Thursday and Friday of the fair. We trust no accident to the daring u-rouant may mar the pleasure of those who shall come to witness the thrilling as­ cents and the parachute drop hum the clouds. Cleans Most is Lenox HA pERSONA£MENTION, ...... - vroiiky. la tha LKAXIXVG BOBOOL IUW1M ni^eXwX^J' The D. L. & N. railway company Is bracing up its ramshackle depot at Grand Ledge with beer kegs for a foundation. The Independent say* that when they get 1" city Stem, Chisago the beer kegs all around, it is to l>e photo­ friends J** In this the of past week visited M graphed for the world's fair, to Illustrate the progress in railroad enterprise since ^hantz made a business trtn tn P Chris. Columbus came over in his Pullman Charlotte and Jackson Thursday. palace car. Mlu Bertha Bentley cave a pleasant ^1$urlng August there were pumped from party to young friends last evening. the city's big well and supplied to our citi­ I Mrs. L. L. liollowgy Of Kalamazoo wn« zens D,:iS4.820 gallons of water. This Is 3,000,000 gallons more than were pumped । the guest of Hastings friends this week in any previous month since the wHiyplL A. H. Johnaou. now on the Jackson t.nrl-. «... - ... j Courier, spent Sunday with friends here. as much more could have been supplied without any question as to the supuly be­ ing amply sufficient Ma'!? * ,®n,Uh’ of »«lth MHege. Mass., vlsltetl friends here over Sunday. The proprietors of the Charlotte Repub­ lican. Messrs. A Inger A Baxter, have been sued for libel by one of the" ••reformers” whom tbe Patron-demorra', alliance raised up last fall, Mr. John W. Ewing, supervis­ or of Oneida. We have kept a little run of tlie story, and If Mr. Ewing doesn't t wish he had hired some one to kick him for bringing thb> suit before he gets through with it. we miss our guess. Rusrell took In the state fair Wednewtav K- Dw,<h*- «f Evan.tou, W. w.vk-d "*111 VVS ,n lh<! Plty lhe ,lrsl of the 18111 Annual Bal VICTOR OF THE School Books HastingsFire Down the hill Department A full line of all school books used in of the schools in'Harry county. Cash or trade for old school books. ’ lE S"'‘ler an'1 daughter Effie nre visiting friend* in the northern part of the state. t/iolly Major Anderson was in the eitv fast week, making life happier tor his hud of friends here. Thos. Casey was convicted before rjury Prosecutor Lowden and wife took In the - v the fine line of caps for In Justice Briggs' court Monday, of lar­ at Moritl A Co.¥. ceny of a set of carriage wheels, from 1 rtoskey excursion, visiting relatives and friend# up north. Alva Davis and, was sentenced to the *- • t c is buying rye and selling Detroit work hnme for V0 days. Tom who Miss Gertrude Pendergast will leave .... 4* the Irving elevator. is an old offender, tried to work the In­ next Wednesday to attend lhe Akelv -k.-y excursion Thursday waa sanity dodge, but It was no use. and he re­ college. Grand Haven. covered his mind after the sentence and ■I : \ patronized from thia city. Hiram Hurnbarger and wife, of Spring­ gave officer Powell a piece af his mind as :! <• city aushorities will refuse Im- was taking him bark to Jail—Battle field. II!.. visited at John and Frank g .milling snaps during tbe fair. Llrhty's the past week. Creek Journal. v if that tbe t/ K. A S. is Union hail was packed Thursday even- j Sid Crowell Is attending n shooting right of way for a spur to Gull Ing at the concert, and ail present were In­ tournament in Detroit and is bucking up tent on hearing Mr*. Addtej.Reed Fleming, Bgainst the best shots uf the country, t .’fill '• ■ Boot Co. is now employing whose exquisite voice has won for her Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Pojcd will gives har.ds a:ld-paying ovuj $500 a week in fame in two continent* a* a contralto solo­ musicale this evening In honor of their ist. Mrs. Fleming could not have^frlt less daughter. Mrs. Addle Reed Fleming. than gratified and complimented it the V W. Hicks gave a very pleasant splendid audience, their rapt attention Mi** Carrie Gutidry. of Manistee, and • - • .Saturday. in bepor of Mrs. and hearty encores. Hastings people are Mr. and Mrs. J>-rt Hutton, of Milford III. proud ot the accomplishments of Mrs. are visiting A. H. B. Ellis and family. Tv *nty cords of beech and maple fur­ Fleming, and she can have no doubt of tbc F. C. Brooks and wife, of Delton, visited -.. . wv«k| wanted in trade or cash by E. hearty appreciation of her native city. friends here over Sunday. Mr. Brooks re­ W. Morrill A Ca Tbe annual excursion to Petoskey ant! turned home Monday. Mrs. Brooks Is still here. M • . . a drunks are being made to Traverse City via D. L. A N. and CL IL * Rev. R. A. Carnahan, of St Paul, ar­ f" '. that t! n Is n law. Would that Has- 1. railroads will be run on Tuesday, Sep­ tember 22d. This will be the best oppor ­ rived here Thursday* evening, and will tii . - :iunk> could be made to (eel tlw tunity of the year to visit the famous re­ make a short visit with friend* and relasorts of Northern Michigan at very low j tlves. npiH-nranccs are deceptive or rates and In the l>est part ot the season. i• M.-rable illegal selling of II- Special train will run through. Tickets t' Jblrs. Win. Holmes, who has been vadting Li-. city. Somebody may pay good to return uutll Oct 1st Inclusive, on ' friends here for some time, left Monday I for Eaton Rapids, from which pla«c she any regular train. Train will leave Wood­ will go to Boston. • mi--, the bigamist. plead guilty bury at 7:53 a. m. Round trip ?LM). | Mrs. Frank Hamilton nnd Mrs. Mc­ Geo. DeHaves, Gen. Pass/Agt. ..• I; marrying in the lugbam counLaughlin. who have been visiting their •furtlbe other 'lay. and was ••Newspaper advertising pays the best' ■i\o year at Jackson. Pretty remarked a prominent Broadway business mother. Mrs. I. A. Holbrook, returned- to Muskegou Saturday. man yesterday; “we have shut down on all Mr. and Mrs. M. L. Williams and Mrs. br. L>nij-iuan will move to Albion next illegitimate schemes. It got so that If a W. A. Haws left Monday for an extended *«Fk. an-4 dt-slres all who are indebted to man had a private party at Ids bouse, a visit with relatives and friends In Danville, him :<■ >{i.I and settle. pither by note or program was concerted and advertising WIs., and Denver. Colorado. cm*' If ton fail to find him in tbe office, enough secured to pay all the expensed. Mrs. Silas Ellis who has been visiting The merchants are about unanimous in rad in his house. their repudiation of advertising schemes here, will leave for her home. South Lyons cor tiie Jackson County fair nt Jackson, for societies, churches, schools, shows, this week. Her friends will rejoice over s"l --rt to 25tb. lhe Michigan Central fairs and the like. They propose to be the fact that she has been granted a will o il excursion tickets for $2.50 for ••bled" no longer, but to advertise where widow's pension ot $12 per month. r* good returning not later than It pays—In reputable family papers. l/tfnrrv Hayes Is home on a vacation. --!< .■nth. M./A. Gu.i.MAJt. Agt. Troy Press. Harry looks as If the climate ot Washington ThT«- is to int of poor sidewalks in tbe An Informal mnslcale was given last nnd of Whatcom In particular, a greed with ria !! .. .he council should see to. Am evening by Mr. and Mrs. A. II- Moon­ him. Harry Is making excellent progress 1»»i;_' th.- market price of sidewalk falls head. In their home on Paris avenue, In In banking, and i* a young man who de­ rvu<ait4- Si.000, it will hardly be proflta- honor of Mrs. Addle fired Fleming, of serves the success he is winning. !•’< for Hastings to try and bull tlie mar- Philadelphia. Mrs. Flemings Mrs. Davlfc of Grand Rapids, wai’the contralto singing was the ®' guest of Mrs. W. H. Goodyear the first of btiUscTlbers who take tbe Bax.ni'.b and the enterainment- Meters. Eddy. Moor­ the week. Mrs. Davis is a beautiful head and other local ringers Trit":: c together for $1.25 may be delayed singer, nnd was one of those who so pleas­ | in z. '.nug the Tribune. In older to get and W-R. Cornelius was the antly entertained the friends at Mrs. Good­ the <••.»- rale we do, we are obliged to have panlst of tbe evening. The year's musicale Tuesday evening. a good sized list to send In. This takes a the celebrated Philomela quartet, (Xred Curtis left for home. Detroit, Mon­ Mrs. Fleming is a member, will Huie time. New York upon her jet urn east.—Grand day. taking with him a bicycle he bought of R. K. Grant It Is not to be thought that We understand a couple has already Rapids Iteraocrat he rode the bicycle, nor that the Hrycle math application to be married In front of 'll* un>ad -tend on Thursdny afternoon of ■r. Cyril S. CrWr «■' SSJiv' rode him. The momentous question of the lair, to secure the large Spmlal prizes May Peek .were married on Wedneaoaj. which one shall run the bus!new. tbe awarded. By request, we refrain from Sept. S. al tbe realdenee «t the bride a par­ wheel or Fred, will be decided later on tbe pubii-iiing their names. ents at Alamo. The t-remw ■’" *£ back streets of Detroit no regular rules to Jl, Mr govern tbe contest. For the Kent Agricultural and the West formed by tbe B««. -LD; of the yromn. aMleWd by the Ker. Albert Eycleshyincr. who was sometime !.;gan fair at Grand Rapids. Sept 14th oastor ofAttbe Const et* •■to5 since aceordetl the distinction ot an ap­ JSS^t IX *»■>«£• 'o 'st:. tlie Michigan Central will aril w»tMter pointment to3a fellowship In Princeton, tickets for V5 cents, good returning not has been rill I further and more highly later than bept 28tb. honored br being aelectrd to a fellowship M. A. Giixman, Agt. X' ’K‘« XM'SS In Cl«rt llnlwnlty. ot *<>"•'•‘7. Many of our readers will remember A. The lari came entirely unsolicited, and la oreaent, and lhe rKe> > .VunVleck. father of Irving VanVieck. •m XblTS & Tbe were »••'numeroae. ’">«« n-orilol »’ • »«T hi«b honor. Mr. formerly of this city, later of Ellendale. Eycleshymerls pursuing scientific studies, S<-uih Dakota. Word from there an- oouple left after the and this fellowship will give him oppor­ iiounres Lis decease on August 25. He tunities tbe best tbe country afford*. Mr. Was highly respected by all who knew Eycieshymer gives every promise of a hlm^-most highly successful career as a scientist. Chicago. K Har-y Andrus completed the taking of While playing with a companion Satur-1 U»e school census last week. He found day afUrnoGn. the little four yearn old • *J children of school age in tbe city—tbe d/uMtr ot Prrn MoCnrtr mot «ltb . largest number by a considerable erer re­ <rrr painful and serious accident The ported. At the ratio of one school child to two were trterlnc and both fell off, the each four of the population, tills would In­ lltt'e Eirl striking her temple on a rusty dicar.- that Hastings has 3,200 people. iiall sticking out ofa board, the playmate And that's what she has. W ing ouhJr brad and driving Uy n»H C. L Beamer Iras rented F. li. Barlow’s Into her temple atlii further, prnrtratinf balluing on Jefferson street, where the the bead about an Inch. The nail was re­ postofliee formerly was, and will make it mov'd and the little girl went Into spasms will nerer be * general depot for peaclies, both Wholewhich lasted over it hours. For M hours and retail Parties can also be sup­ buelne- prtnelple,°"U plied at his orchard at O'Dunnell A. H. th««‘1y'^“‘“2^l wiabeea are constituted, every ®. iU-lnrl . tnuwact“• Ellis has chance of the storenxen here, Mmdo tbe advantage in a business tnu^ ^4 ^ke °rtm for the frail, which 100 styles of tablets. UNION HALL, forty Evening, Sept 24th. Best of Music. Best of Order. hand—flying gracefully along like a bird on the wing; stones and mounds fall be­ hind, you laugh at danger— Victor's spring fork is pilot. Victor Bicycles are best. They challenge the world. Send for art catalogue. SHIRLKfTSMITB. Come everybody. 50 sizes of slates. Pens, Pencils and Inks. Fred L. Heath, j THE DRUGGIST. THE banner 75 CENT/ BUSINESS COLLEGE Is complete fn all appointment*, and thorough tn lu a ork. Many of Us graduate* are bold­ ing lucrative and re»pon»lDle position*. Tui­ tion by the term or scholarship Shorthand •nd Typewriting a apedalty. Write for cata­ logue. When You are Buying Clothing buy it to the best Advantage. You epn pay fancy prices if you are prodigal with your money or you can pay reasonable prices and receive just as good >a return for your outlay as (hough you footed exorbitant bills. By far the best way is to see our fall line and enquire our prices. 4 GRANT, Leading Clothier. �THE BEST WAY TO SEE A Sa: > c. tn Trrra d«l F“T «»r7 " B*Lb GAME. They poulticed her feet and poulticed her head, . \ Sw. tavp '!» O'- r“"’S'"",'talr'h^7 i And blistered her back UH ’twns smart ' r <;un,r Said Mary to Johnny, “O dcarl of the eblldran. In preparing U>Mr bald- | Ing and red. th. mw. Of Thia play l» too poky and slow; ' iUu btar <U« HtauUr X“1 Ttjed tunics, eliklrs, paln-kllkrs aud There’s only one butaite plj>e here— bu ra. lHo.. ,i,,| HA$ TO SAY ABOUT HER WORK. alx tool In Jlatuour aud • < “ «• »»■>»>'«« . O Johnny, please, I- want to blow!" over aeclo, then, ],!,„! .,‘nuS» salves. in depth, uanalty on tbr “,de h,,U’ ' need l» rn.ndo.ol to li "No. I’ll blow them fur you." raid ho. (Though grandma declared it was noth­ “Just watch, and you'll ace every one; Around the vxeavatlone llseratlt* polea. ing but 'Tiarvi s.”) Flret el all, roe do not I,,,, , -...... ^u which they plum tta. taot. tnwl. ut two That leave* all the labor to me, hour, u, m l.oo u 1, " ’*» '« Tbe txKir wumau lliought she must While you will have only tho tun." wnt ’ the *kius of animal*. Over tho floor thttf- ieweH koowt, the, . ™ ,£ cvnairily die. drted gnaw. The upper part of tbe the No1- I: Xter .irt,wl if™**. Tlte Said Johnny to Mary, "O my! Till “Favorite PreScripUotT sire happen* moot expen oorrl rredm „w, ! tent u Wholly oprn. Ewh of the** little part of tbetr That apple, so big aud so bright. t„ t|„ tai t«» try.— You can’t oat all if you try; tbejr baroearcttill) (niliivot,.;, A ■No wonder its praises so hardly they O Mary, please, I want a bite!" "1 sometime* r.—«tl..ead of . fcr,. Tllt, .,,,^“2 . speak; “No; I'll cat it for you." said she. my fans” »*»• pockmarked girt. 'Sin*grew I'etter al once, and was well vLl.l tteroi pupp.vr_ _ Th..v.rA nk« lo iinvo bn.« mv ra>| l! «I« • noornd nuo. Th,/ •« onoe able to decent.Inrat d^. ,n ■» be kwlul .. eves "And show you Just how It is done; The people are a nomad race. The} are I’ll take ail the labor, you *re. in a week; *. _ .1.. vinir <>n» nlar-e thoul. b likely to pro... instead of green, an*. The torturing pains nnd distressing nvrv- stead of big. However, since that woan t And you will have only tho ftmT’ oneornot. So. Blent.. llt I „ n* soon noon as a» the t ile game game there vur.v ix-eoinb* w w.™. scarce. |; tall gawpa.pnl.ll.bot u» —Woman's Journal. .oumh-hh whlcljwronipaiiy. attlurc!-. crrtain [)r lobe ro. I’m glad I ain’t to scrawny « For thia _reason _ tth* >.» Muiiitrr Im marked by nv . n the newnpapem girr. m1J thp jf country forms of female weakura*. yield like magie tinir lo tn tta the । ror .inu>_______________ —• i» - - ar,. - Tprv - . II tarn. cirU thM ain't tad Itaktn, . <■ . __ • — or old unu. Tbo poopl, ore nrr . Candactor. toformaUon that th<«e who watch^E to Dr. riercc* Favorite I’rescrii't'.uii. It t,t* Folka trr to aomtort mo by aaylwr small' boys in -a row stood in East niliIVS nilujK K1IU and SIIISUIVS sulilues iHV thenervoua Minptoms game th* day before bad to 9W!0,r _Six ----- ,....... ------- -----------»w» .......... tb.t ttan. am a doaKi l»a«r '•“> »» ONE ENJOYS Broadway, a few feet from the car track, । aud r,.|i,.v,.K theSpain nc-omanylng fnnet- mat ' ‘ 'WQ nsum. ■ ----------- --' greatly exceed the white* who visit them houraiit gening. troubles.* |0>«.rnnteo TEm. there i> . gre«l„<l„k.„( d Both tbe method aud results when the other evening. There was an expres- > iu|lg| Lld net i* mv t.» vt• v — — they are very impudent, and are likely to to most men time I* mare or |(=w vriuaw/ n«-.uw„aih.irf.rc..na , u.Ulvwr»|.|»T. «u4 ......... Syrup of Figs is taken; it is pleasaut •i<M>or«ngrllclo figure brings me in. now thnt I vegotthev were looking look ini' intently at the stere. stars. ; .... ......... . . they hostile. Th!* seeing the end from tin- >ulnn|n» u place. If I was just one Inch tidier I d boThey and refreshing to the taste, and acts One of them held in his hand, l»ebind his I carried out f<»B many y*-nr*. are not anthrupopbofista, a* boa . have got one without any trouble; but been asserted. Tbe fact that they are in whet U1 th. grrnt lew,..,. ...1 gently yet promptly on the Kidneys, hack, a piece of telegraph wire bent into a bmflneaimen are con-tan; L .irlriit-.inJ/ ------------------■ tboUBh j wcar tbe very highest hee'ed Liver and Bowels, cleanses the sys­ hook. The other end of the wire was fast­ Jt I* difficult to place tbc invention of B|1Oca i wu fiud. still I ain't tall enough to the habit of burning the bon« of the ani­ •nd te b certainly a power tba fc mals they eat probably gave rise to the re­ importance. Iu value «. app)^ as if by accident, to a battered milk bellows, a* it U stated that they were tfrad tem effectually, dispels colds, head­ ened, jt tlivns. Whoare tlwm? Why. port that they indulge in human flesh. can. Along came a car and passed the iu Isgvpt in the time of Thotlimw HI. the *eie»°e of bna-Mmll U v, Bppan:M ju doak place*, of course. \ou aches and fevers and cures habitual boys, and the looks of innocence vanished. One camp of the Onaa communicate* word, need not be w^. (; ih ,| .fu„ln< J B. C.. and are reprwwuied on a tomb don>t tbi|lk , for nrt elames, do you? constipation. &rrup of Figs is the With a grin on his face the boy with the I4B0 By thh pianotie not <miv the end bearing tbcirameof thnt Pharaoh probably , Not m||cb| j don«t. I’m a figure, not a with another by Arc. Using the roots of plants a* torches, they are able to commu­ from tb« beginning, bull* kt, only remedy of ita kind ever pro- hook sneaked after tho car and annexed oa cmblematia of hi* character. Our com- | M onw „ , - nicate with one * neither for long distances daced, pleasit’g to the taste and ac­ tbe milk can to the bottom of the dash­ iron bellow*, consisting of l<o lioard* > model. wb^lier be dmires .>r ».»t *n> further "Cannot add a cubit to my stature. 1 board. There was a bumping, rattling joined by a piece of leattar, was early in the night tima. There are no tI’ve* and ceptable to the stomach, prompt'in sound ’t waul to add a cubit, whatever that very few shrubs in tbe northern part of formation. Tliftt is, he ktww> immediate. as the can was dragged over the known to the Greek* und Roman*. Strabo don >y. and thereupon dcridm, whether ha mar be. to my stature.' stature.’but Id I'd nae like to be maybe uo , its action and truly beneficial in its rough stones, and the boys roared with known to WieurecK* ana nuninu*. • .taller. it_ nl.ht-r the island. Tho quadrupeds are also few waste to know the »tep- by which th. ra falsely ascribe* the lovnntion to Anarchar- 1 . . md fact I’m nil ■.irrht right in other effects, prepared only from the mo«t delight. >1._ Scyt Qrvt lian, iLin. who wa* WU* coeval CIH’VIll with With J .. . -t..Li inches In si*, the thirty-eight Iu thn tbe bust bust in number, but there te a largo variety of sub wa* reached. Thn- ymrf p-.;wr jn th. healthy aou agreeable sabstances, its Then tho conductor, with an cril look in Solon. Wooten bellow* birds. — Chicago Time*. were known in morning tell! you that Latham’. t...-npMr —....... -ami torve ii»chea iiKumiu —-­ awl twenty twenty-three in the waist,, with many excellent qualities commend it his eye, bent low over the dashboard to Germany in tiie {sixteenth century, but the n)<. BjOpjng Mhoulder* and a long enough wa* defeated t»y 12 to 2. nr King Kelir’, the hook. In doing so tbe lower part name of lhe Inventor is not known.—New necks aru the trouble with aaggregation of talent by t> to s, Well thu to all and have made it the most seize . necx — snort uccaa of bis coat flapped over the iron rail, and a “How much commission do you people end* your interest in tbc thing..ndauall York Telegram. good many that would like to be figures. popular remedy known. pocketful of dimes and nickels rolled out ! and a good many more arc all right except gel from the collar and cuff factories?” done in tbe twinkling of an -ye. yOu rwts» Syrup of Figs is for sale in 50c and scattered along the track. With a asked nn Indignant patron of a laundry on to more intmatfag then,.-- But tho*e • .. tor ttalr blu watar «« and $1 bottles by all leading drug­ painful oath lie jumped up straight and ths ether d-y. "What -do you mean?" who mw the game Imd to wait two hour, The Pars-ltoinlon telephone cable con. ..yOWt M|Ue of tbe girhi say I’m laced J the the bell. Then, while the po**euasked the 7--, proprietor in a concillinry tone. •nd mor* to fiud this out. gists. Any reliable druggist who pulled tain* four < ouduclor., which give two com[ In y waist i* *o small In comfc---gers laughed and tbe small boys danced "Mean say," was the res|>o:ise. whnLI---------, . Couxider, also, the ntixietira of Mx-rtamay not have it on hand will pro­ with glee at a respectful distance, he Jump­ plete dreoit*. A strand of copper wire , iwn wilh my gbouldera, but it Isn’t so; ' Mean just what ’.00 pounds to the mile composes 1 nolxxlv {^1Kjdv ever pver ».»w me mt pun pulT au*» M(i puuv pant „ gjrfa ■I "Of........... rourae. iu your taial new*ye .. >people — . not tora; the feverish changes from high exal­ cure it promptly for any one who ed off aud started£o collect his coins. He weighing each cond iclfer. Each strand is covered do . who . - lie ope ------<»f, tbelr----— ‘! h»ilnintr corset lace* to »i tbe helping the t»>e collar nnd and cuff factories ^ctori~ for f«»r tation to great deprraxlon; from wipe u> wishes xo try it. Do not accept any had to consult the register in tbe car and with alteri..-it4 Inyere of a compeeltlou and bedpost and pull for all they nre worth on ■ nothing, and without the destructive power alarm, and finally despair, awl the humilicount all the money there waa left in his substitute. ot your aci<l*and your mangles they would gutta pere taj Tbe four conductors are .' the other •lion and utings of witu«<1. ;,.„t Ay pockets, and when he had picked up all he spirally round each other to pre- I; "An erav berth Fve got? Well, ye*, it la i not hare one-tenth of tbe trad* they bow this he who read* is spared aslagninst him CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP CO. could find he waa twenty cents short. Then twisted vent indue.ioh, and these are in turn cov- 1I May work' in comparison with what tome ‘ enjoy. Come, now. tell me what yourootn- who gcWs to *ee. the car started again. This is merely au SAM FBMtCISQO. CAL te for dcMroying collara.and^ettff* It i* also much cheaper to bay year LOUISVILLE. KT. K£W TOSK. ff.F. incident in tbe life of a conductor.—New erod with i wMed hemp. Ou the outside other girls have to do for half the money; mtaaloi* of this thei- is a covering com|MN*ed of six­ Ibut 1 have the care of tbe fin* stock,.aud ।and I will pay you my proportion of it if newspaper than to pay the amount tbit I* York Sun. ______ teen galvaii.aed iron wires,also wound »pi- ' it weigh* ou my mind. 1 out tell you, to be !you will let up on my linen." Tba lann- required for entrance to the scene uf jbe drymnn forced a smile and endeavored to rally.—Boe., oh TranacripL contest. And, after all, the man must'be held re*|»ouaihleYor nil them high priced ' the questeou as a joke. “I aiu not very rich or very thrift Ira* who doe* no; Like some persons that you nnd I have aacqucs aud wrap*. Anil then tbe con- treat 1 known tbe beauty of tlie blue jay is ills slant trying ou! It’s true my hours are ,joking," persisted the customer; "you have think Ajf the difference between fire rent* fifty collars and nearly as many and seventy-five. Clearly the imhit shunM The Editor (blandlyj-Miiy I nsk why yon only from « til! 5, but I *am my salary a* smashed only attraction. His habits are singular, । and he does not walk in the ways of right­ demand ten ilhllar* for these vemra? i well a» the black satin dressc* that I wear ;pairs of cuffs of mine all to pieces in three be cultivated of economy, and thb’b ono The Poe— Because I hove acquired a ' in the shop. Ye*, of course they furnteh ।mouth-x, and that is no joke. I buy the eousness nor In the paths of peace. He is The baseball reports in any well con­ a regular dude, a smart, disagreeable tat­ mime in »enie making, aud my work is | tbc dresses. I'd like to see myself, with a’ beat of linen goods and you invariably ruin tler, an overbearing bully, a murderer, a widely published. ducted nfewapapef present, v» it were, pho­ । salary of twelve dollars a week, buy lug tuy each article st the secund wash. "Now, of course there must be a motive tographic mu*|h of every detail, incident, robber and a petty sneak thief all com­ The Editor—Never saw it. 1 own silk* and aatim*. for they wear out Tbe Poet—Why, coufauml it, man: I awful quick under ths constant putting ou la that. 1 believe that you chap* are in event ot the. game*. They are pictures of bined. Yet lie seems to be supremely happy league with tbe manufactnrvDi of collars tlie most advanced school uf realism, word all the time; perhaps it is because he has write all th? charming veraea for Queer’s . and pulling off of Micque* and wraps. and cuffs, and I propose to organize a laun­ pictures, and If tlx preliminary announce­ no conscience. I soap —Pittjmrg Bulletin. ; , COMMENTS QF BDYEBS. It may have" been these vicious traits of “No, 1 don't do nny trying ou In the dry syndicate nttd start* lot of fair and ment of the result proves to you that the the blue jay that gave rise ton curious An tfuexpected Nemesis. workroom. Figures arc expected to do square laundries, unless you let me into matter that follows will !»• attractive, yon OFFICE WITH ^HOLBBOOK, OVER legend among tbe colored people of the Mrs. SlimdJet—The city water company that in smaller establishments, but Iu our your scheme.” The lauudryman then be­ can go Into the body of the report, with al! MORRILL’S STORE, HASTINGS. south that this bird owes to the devil one ba* raised inj rates. place it is us much ns 1 can do to try on for came serious, and earnestly protested that its descriptions, comments, talk>.»taiistks Some more chean houses wanted rang­ day’s work in each week, nnd that at pre­ Old Boardc-—They must have found out customers. Sometimes there will be as be was not In coilualob with any collarA»d and calculations, with the full knowledge cisely one minute past 1 o’clotJk every Fri­ that we have salt tunckerel for breakfast. many ns five ladies standing around wait­ cuff factories. Tbefrayed and broken con­ and implicit confidence that the baseball ing from 8500 to 81000. Kememlier that this column contains but day morning all the jay birds start' for the —New York Weekly. ing to see how Barques that they have dition of his patron’s linen be attributed editor has worked it out, nnd thought it entirely to *qn occasional accident.’”— out, and watched it out far better and far ft>very small part of the property I have lower regions to render the service due to taken a fancy to will look ou me. From their master. more accurately than you rould hare done for sale or exchange. ------------------- ---------• o'clock till 5 it i* usually try on and try on. New York Time*. Of course this I* only a fancy which The mod efficient advertising iu ta-lialf of | with harj|y any jet up. and somecimai I’ve I have Improvctl and vacant city lots for for yourself.—Cincjnnati Commercial Gasale and exchange in all parts of the city. sprang from tbe dreamy brain of tbe negro, Hood's Sarsaparilla is that which i been nearer faiutiugiboh any would think, xetto. __ . _________ Both were young and handsonie. Both Farming lands for sale and exchange in yet many close observers of nature will tell from the ntvdiclne itself. That Is. those , but j«vo gpxxi It uni, because 1 knew that of the EnxHth IJinciiax*. you that blue jays are rather scarce on who are cured by it, speak lo friends , Wnting nlQ’t wnutcd in business, had only recently graduated—one from a all parts of lhe county. Carrying out orders too literally is some­ Friday. Do you ask why? That la a suffering simiUrly who iu tern derive I Xo< j don>l hnre tu Blau(1 attlL female, und tbe other from a male institu ­ 1 have some choice Grand Rapids prop­ conundrum that I cannot answer.—Phila­ benefit auif urge others to try thl» successful | ..j n|moat always walk up and down the tion of learning. Both had lieen silent ad­ time* unpleasant, .is a friend of our» oace erty for sale at a bargain. medicine. URhu* lhe clrcllnof its popular-. rom to show off the things, and while the mirers for over a year. Both were inex- discovered when she told her foot mao, wbn I have choice Chicago property for sale, delphia Times. well located iu different parts ot the city, ity Is rapidly widening from tbls^caufe customer* are looking at mo and paaklng jwricnced in tbe art of lore making, which, was n model of ol«lienre, that w|iea Mr. alone, andj-------------------------------more and more are becoming although practiced by college students, is Brown and her daughter, a grown up i remark*, ■ 1 iun cxj>ected to look just as ranging from 8425 up to 350.000. a splen­ Of that unpleasant trio, the scorpion, enthuslaj-tic in behalf of HocxTs Saraapa-1 sweet and nulling a* one of the wooden not taught in college*. He wanted to pro­ young lady, railed, he was to carry ibetn did opportunity for investments in that marvelous city where fortunes are made in centipede nnd tarantula, the first is, j»er- ritlu a- I tactually demonstrates its absolute dummies iu the window, uo matter what pose; she wanted him to do so. He did not up into the drawing room. Mrs. Brown's Real Estate. 1 have maps of the city lo­ haps, the most formidable. The sting of merit. All that is asked for Hood's Sarsa­ they may be raying. Not al way* compli­ know how to do it; she did not know how dismay may be imagined when, upon a«kthe very large black specie^ which is com­ parilla as llrat it be given a fair trial. If mentary? You just ought to bear ’em! to teach him, but the conversation hap­ Ing for her hcniteM. mUo was caught up. by cating the different places for sale. mon about decaying stumps and hollow yon m-cd a goud bldbd purifier, or building Sometime* they will say tluit everybody pened upon grammar—nouns and verb*, tbe stalwart attru<Iai:’. and. despite het remonstrance* and kicking, earned safely trees, is, I should think, the most agoniz­ up medicine, try Hocxl’s Sarsaparilla. can sec I am nmndcv.p figure or I wouldn't etc. He saw his opportunity. This is bow upstairs and deposited before his AstonOu Jefferson street two houses and lots ing pain known, judging from its effect on besostlff. Tbe square shouldered tort *ay he improved it, nnd bow she snapped nt it: iaheil mistreiM. The nistoriaii does not re­ at bargains, and otleasy terras. the almost nerveless Chinaman. A speci­ He—Can you decline "love?" thnt my shoulders slant too much, and late buw the Other lady gig Up. ... and men was once brought me which was cov­ Near furniture factory.—ode lot She—I cannot. what would fit mo wouldn’t fit them. I Da» idtfv teli* r story of a b-.-mewhat ob­ $500 down. ered, tail, daws and all, with young scor­ house well finished Si,000: “ J It is not definitely known where our do­ should hope not! tuse actor who j-erfortueil: he character of pions about half an Inch long in constant mestic bird bulls from. Tbe nearest ap­ bal. on time at 7 per cent She—Certainly. 1 love you----"Thcatout one* say that it is inhuman And one house and lot oue (block from motion. It seemed half dead, and wishing proach to it,iua wild state, la found in ■ to keep me local up so tight—that I'd have He—Stop! Can you form a conjunction? a dumb boy. The sug;e direction* are, factory. 8800; 8300 down, bal. at 7 per to see whether the native belief is correct Indin, and the ina»t likely theory is that to 1 a twenty-eight-inch waist if I waa let She—Just oak pa. He is not much of a "Enter Hugo, who advanv* tuthe king, iliakea bl* head and knreb." To the hor­ that scorpions are devoured by their young, India we owe a debt *f gratitude for our cent. Cheap. aloue. The awful tall one* say they can’t grammarian, but PH go and teach him bis ror of the »tagc manager . nd the amuMHouse and lot near Whip anil Felt Boot I placed it in an empty seidlitx powder ixw. favorite broil*, fries roust* and fricnxaccs. tell what n cloak really looks like when Itwon. mentof tbe audience, the actor nlvMJced Unfortunately, I was called away for a Next to the Indian bird alluded to, tbef factory . tl.OOp. 3500 down, bal. 3 years Pa was an apt pupil, and In half an hour few minutes, and on returning found tbe grouse probably comes nearest, in appear- they seek on sucll a squatty figure, and all the apparently insurmountable obsta­ to the king, caught him by hl* eara shoo*, at 7 per cent. . some who walK like cow* tbcmselvra say Several splendid bargains in the 1st box and its contents in the possession of ai ce and habit, to our barnyard bird. The they could form a better judgment of a cles had been overcome.—New York Her­ the king’* head vigorously, and then sans “Cheiaka,” or "the scoundrel,!’ a monkey young of the grouse, or prairie chicken, as .on his knees before assaulted m>i)«ty. ward and other parts of the city. ald. cloak if they saw it on a graceful person. Which anecdote, by the w.<y. does not say Brick barn for sale at a bargain, on cor­ so named from the singular enormM}* of they are commonly called in the west, are “I'd like to know if anybody but aa act­ bis crimes, who was crunching up the scor­ very similar to our chicks. much for the system of conducts® rener opposite Ford's hotel. ress could walk natural with so many beara.il* nt that particular tueater.-Lonpion and progeny with the relish of an ex ­ Peruvian woolen fabrics wen? of three When just out of tbe shell they are the 80 ft. front by 140 ft. deep.well located in folks staring at her all at once. Frown Seneca Falls. N. Y.. lias un the land 1 brick cursionist over a plate of shrimps.—Cham­ ccnniDgcst little creatures you ever saw. ’em down? 1 daren’t. A figure has got to | kinds—a coarse woolen cloth, which they don Tit-Bite. _ There is nothing much prettier than a called avasca, which formed the raiment of store three stories, also dwelling house and bers’ Journal. \ Exhibiting the F*r«»»’« Motion, freshly batched brood of little, tai liras look just as pretty as she can or sbe’ll he ! the common people; a finer variety, called good barn. Can lie bought at a bargain, barnyar^l yawpers; but the young grouse bounced, und as niatteni stand it makes I com pi, worn by the captains and officials, or wiij exchange for Hastings «r Grand when next you cbamv t->eat an ’ffu0? againstme, I can tell you. that 1 ain't no “This morning,’* writes a Sunday school are smaller, more firmly built, a great deal and still another, also called compl, but of can cosily make sn exi*rlnie!it. whlcc “ Rapid< property. The city of Seneca Falls better looking In tbe face. much finer quality, reserved for the use of nut only prodmuveul m ,<-h .m-woj has a population of 7,000 aud upwards—Is teacher, "1 gava-tbe children a little talk more active and much more handsomely NOT ALL FCX. about their souls. When I bnd done, I colored. They usually have bands of dark persons of royal blood. Specimens of this but also Illustrates in » m a>ner so cie.u largest town in Secena Co. "Our business booming, you think? 40-Mcre farm In Irving, all improved, soil thought I would ask them n few questions color which alternate with lighter shades. Well, iL ain’t l«d. but, of course, you know cloth, still preserved, reveal a fineness of aud simple that even a < did c*“ texture and an exquisite finish which btu4 It, tbe double nwreiuent of grx»d. Cau be bought at a bargain on easy- to see if they understood what 1 bad told —Pittsburg Dispatch. there's a doxcu cloaks tried on for oue that modern ingenuity rarely equals. Both which them. So I began: revolve* simulthiiecusiy atuucd the term s. “ ‘What did God give us besides our bod­ Ludington is to have a new F, & F. M. is sold, and sometimes for none that’s sold. aides of these cloths were woven alike- The sun and on it* own axi*. . 84 acre* fractional—over runs 15 or 20 Time nnd dgain Pre tried ou cloak after delicacy of tba texture gave it the luster of ’ depot. Uol«.n ■Ughtlfwltl. ri”" acres, J< mile east of Sheridan, good fram-. ies? cloak for customers that bad no more idea “Perhaps you can imagine what my emo­ paIM ed bouse. One of lhe cheapest farms in tions were when they instantly responded, Charlevoix is agitating the question of of Irtiyiug 'era than I have of buying the silk, while the brilliancy of tbe dyes em­ r..r |.ute. at* l» tbr ployed excited the envy and admiration of U» roll' olttar(tot. «• -.tat Barry Co., will take part city property. waterworks. moon. You may say it ’is all la a day’s tbe European artisan. ‘Laigsl’ "—Harper's Bazar. not far to go for coloring material) a sun 10 acres near city, good house and barn, reaMlttatftataJ Howell i« waging war against Sunday work, and ! hadn’t ought to mind it,’ but The Peruvians made also, shawls, robes, well aud cistern, 150 fruit trees, J* acre when tlie buyer scolds the salesladies for carpets, coverlets and hangings In great to do ia to Plata tbe tap, bad *“* liquor selling. grapes; 81.300, cheap, H down, bal. at 7 not selling more cloaks, some of 'em ha* a varieties of patterns. They knew bow to your esx on th. rln. ot tbr plate. The moat successful antidote given for l"F The I ’ ort Huron tunnel will be opened way cf blaming it onto mefelling him I produce an article of great strength and ’□e tbl. latter duly poisoning is tbe preparation । 140 acres in Woodland tn exchange for arsenical leave uli thi/talk to them about tbelr be­ durability by mixing the hair of animals known as the fresh sesqui oxide of iron. September 19. Bradually Mound ao lb..t tbe .-smaller farm and difference. ing warm and comfortable and at tbe with the fleece of their llamas.—S. N. D. Magnesia la also given. Insoluble com­ way, have at loth or 184 acme In Hope township, known as pounds are formed in tbe stomach. For same time light and stylish. plZ. talore it. you North in Popular Science Monthly. flood’s Ssrsnparilla the Doty farm, will sell for St200 on easy expulsion of these qmetica and castor oil "I'd feel like it, wouldn’t 1, say on a hot 1. £nrlfl-< tl»e blond begtl. to rev.Jvr rapid y ou I.. 4erms. . . 2. create* an annetlte. day in September, praising up Newmarkets are given. It take* a long time to recover at Uta Mine time trakelins round Several 80 acre parcels for sale at bar­ from a case of arsenical poisoning that has and sealskin Barques and such things that The .liel.t ta..Mlo.. c.u<d'd Wife (proudly)—I saved you 11,000 today. gains ranging from 81.800 upwards and been given even the best of treatment.— I'm nearly suffocated in! Yes, we are aw ­ A Overcomes that tired frelltut, Husbund — Saved 81.000? We haven't molxteta tbe plate w some will take part city property in ex- Kansas City Star. ft. Cores pcrnftil*. salt rheum, etc. ful busy in Septemiier selling our imported that much to save. We haven’t 8100 we which taoulluttal IopT,.ud~- 1'7 J ” "’2 ". Invigorates tho kidnevs amt fiver. ehauge. articles to the buyers for small stores, and *. Believes hetidache. Indigestion dyspeplo. can call our own. Hang me if we have ■ball lallluu od tbc «1£>- ot the I have several largo farms for sale will my work last* on later into the summer over 110. come to think. Oh, tbe power for good or for evil which Boston Globe. take small farm in part payment resides in the simple lead pencil wielded Burglars have been going through vacant than you might think; *o many folk* buy Wife—But you have always said that if I have some city property 1 will trade by the joumalial! Think of an audience of Grand Rapids residences whose owners when the season I* over, so as to get things you ever had money enough you would A Fepty •" “ Fostfor good farms. J half a million souls. This Is tbe vast con­ are spending the summer away fram home. cheap. It-».you«ta»i^’XSS build a houre. * 1 contemplate a more extended system gregation to which any of the men writing I hardly ever go on my vacation before Husband—Of course u,.ruuou,n.|..yioKu-. »e( ihc ot advertising, and It would be well for for the great journals preaches today and the last week in June. Some of tbe girls “Well, for 851 bought a book showing those who wish to sell or exchange to rail tomorrow and every «l*y. And all at once, in our place say I don’t used no vacation, how to build a 110,000 house for 80,000.— to avggest in » ‘ . Jlne that an rendering of a certain G^ Une - at this agency at once and get the benefits. or little by little, bls influence must be and It’s only fun lo be wearing flue clothe* New York Weekly. intei rogation j .»mt I’loj* J Unton Pacific IL R. lands for sale in the felt by tome of this vast society. all the time, or at least all day, a* I do, but migl t throw light on i»* well ■states of Kansas, Oregon. Washington, I don’t see where the fun comes In. I like turiwd sharply on him ami • btp4 Experiment with strawberries indicate <Jtah, Texas, etc, upwards o! 5.900,000 fine clothes as well a* other folks, but there "la tbe Indy of the bouse iu?" asked a acres of fanning, mineral and timbered tbit pollen bearing is au exhaustive-proc­ ain’t no satisfaction iu putting ’em on if tramp of the servant, who rang the door known Mipercl ions iu.in • •’ liotlpoipi tends, ranging in price from 85 to 810 per ess, and that largrr yield* of fruit as s rule they don’t belong to me, and baring a <300 bell of one of tbe stateUeat mnn*ioh*4n you will tell»“ wbR\a,‘••i taought acre; one-tenth down, ten years credit on uuty be expected from those varieties which sealskin wrap on my back doesn't make Austin. every one knew it was j.r3UJcisco balance. Frequent excursion rates given, produce pollen so sparingly that a small me forget that my Sunday sacque cost only “De lady of de house don’t come to de thing thU'-kaq^10^ 'baD . proportion of other varieties producing 815, and if I buy a silk drew this year it do’ to talk wld de like* ob you." etc- Call and get circulars. * pollen abundantly must be planted with Brown city wants a dentist—Shepherd,' Argtmaut. ----------— have to do me another winter.’’—New “Then," said tbe tramp, elevating tbe too. Both good fields. York Tribune. them in order to insure a full crop. Th* Inventor of U‘« . ■_ remnant of a bat with a grace Chesterfield might have envied, “tell the lady of tho Derrick b tb»;b According to Blackstone, wills serve, These pills are scientifically compounded, -Abo***. among other purposes, to prevent strife The weaving of cotton into cloth waa bouse a gcntkmutn wishes to speak with odti ios kntl brcltor tHAXCKBT S1LE. and confusion. Some of us, perhaps, would and uniform In action. No griping pain so first done in ludla centuries ago. Nothing her in the parlgr."—Texas Siftings. »kl w bo »> ,„ldW who. white wrvtak »■ i*”‘ w„dteteW> not have suspected this to tie a character­ commonly following the use of pills. woven In America can compare with the nn.br Kobort, horl of otJ istic of wills, and a counsel practicing in They are adapted to both adults and chil­ filmly .fabrics wroucht in East Indian mv'C»riawuru..iuiur n.« ... dren with perfect safety. We guarantee looms. One man will take month* to com­ " io b. •»““ When food is scarce in their natural u dnU fur tWI*. In arertatn czuw therein pend »« *^erriu the probate court probably considers that Sod> John B. Krux w comutemaM and tedtart . they were primarily intended to create in­ they have uo equal In the cure of sick plete a single piece, which is so exquisitely haunts quail will boldly appear among do­ M, c™m.cd.r o» tangtwonw'hiwotlwr'^ (hu ,ut^. headache, constipation, dyspepsia and fine that we cannot wonder that it 1* poet Waiundny. KH» M. Waumdey. Edward Smith stead of prevent iu mestic fowl*, hobnob and dine with them. aa<l Hiram M. Alien, are rteteudants. biliousness, and, as an appetiser, they ex­ icaily called “woven wind." Wife but tbe nr, cbo rokol.nl.oir '■ .|, D,ndo»tebo Notice bi hereby given that shall sell at At the present day the only civilised cel any other preparation. Sold by W. elves or tte brownies could sew seams in a long lost cousins that they are. It is ! tAMf V, -W. . . .... .... ..... persons of the male sex who ornament H. Goodyear. thought by nomo commentators that quail v—I-Lssex, the man who web a* dainty as this? lUe.-Harfier h Young People-_ In the forenoon. at tire north from door The tree cotton of India, with tea red­ waa tbc miraculous food supplied to tbc of CIm Court house in the (Tty of Haattnas County ears with earring* are the gypsies, the Knob Hillers at Grand ’HaplGb have tri­ dish purple flowers, I* grown alxmt tbe Israelites in tbe wilderness. If they also o’. Bsrry xurt Mtetr at Michigan, said Court bouse Italians, tbe French, a few sailors ot other umphed, and no saloon will be licensed on being the plsse for bolding tbe circuit court far made toast out of the manna, this may temple* of the Hindoos, and from its yel­ at Bxrr? the following described a matter of course precious few female* the hilL lowish fillers ih made the sacerdotal tripor help to account for their leisurely stay ot — the world over will be found without them. •Five sears ago I had a constant cough, night tlte thread of the Brahmins—the emblem forty year*.—Pi Osburg Dispatch. “f their trinity.—Harper’* Young People. A POOR RULE. , Cadwallader’s AGENCY COLUMN. SPECIAL ! Children Cry for Pitcher’s Castoria. Children Cry for Pitcher’s Castoria. Children Cry for Pitcher’s Castoria. Usara with nothing but Why, Peter, thia b the third time you — k— ■----- ■ - "And bow r BefitaB Harbor has voted to bond itself It** BO ■•Yc*. dew, ol cuu«“* �—' that she loved him and would nurrv ■ ol3*h (lol8 C mhgq dhgk qlin B hkq F. mosphere foul and stifling. none but him. Aye, but she, with the I Msq ngmo mioq 8 Impt F, oilg qolg . On the bed was stretched the gaunt rest of the world, would now think- of ' kgli kgli C inho. F. Mogl. C okiq and ghastly figure of a man, who, as him as dead. Death obtitoratesal! thjp^ : P^no 8. Irani C. omgk. F hlnm F. nilgi Keppel appeared, raised himself with —memory and luve and tlw rest. But , 88. ; '.rd. C q knp olmp F, difficulty un his left elbow, and with his What if he should send her Aaecretlmea-' Imio B. nlo. F, <dm C ngil mkqn 8. right liand leveled a revolver nt the in­ Peculiar In cemirtnttf .—. proportlefl, aad ao*- or sign informing her of his aafetv? i 8npi C ngil F. hqon inisq F, qopg q. go trader. preparation of ingro'-.< .:.. Hood** fcnrapa-. He praised in bis walk to reflect No, it UikuF. opi C. pghq mkqn B qglp U right hand leveled a revolver at the inrilla poMtcircs the curathe valuecf Iba beat The glare of his sunken cyce would not do, as the message might mh-1 mkqn F. ongl opkn C bqpm F, oinq E known rcine- ■!- J9^ was appalling, and his hand shook so that vege table HOOG S kingdom. and, wh.it avail to-r~ write to i ,niK F. hkom B imq C. ngoi. F- mpqn. the pistol wavered from ride to ride. ___ , — «. if »» not, W her? She could They Peculiar In Ita ftrength and economy, Htcd’a ould not not come come to to him. him tr -.-- tnli. oih hgo F. iinqg E hpg F. hnoi E "Haiti or I shoot you!" he said, with a Barrapartita 1* the only medicine of which can could not get married and go off togeth­ I mkpi F, hign ikmn.’ rtrong foreign accent. .» truly be said, •• Ono Hundred Dcieea Om Dol­ er. To know tlud he was alive might r, mgniKtnn.’ | -.Don’t shoot!" cried Keppel, lifting lar.” Peculiar In Ita medicinal merita. Hood's give her imppinww for a moment, bnt iu ’ l13!*1'1' on which this curious ef- his hand. “I mean you no barm. I’m Sarsaparilla acronijdiilics cures hitherto on1^ the long ran it could only make her mis­ fusion is written appears to be of Freni a fainting from fatigue aud hunger. I WSsy^sssctAi erable. Moreover, money would be in­ manufacture." | must eat and sleep.” dispensable, and where was it to come Such won the newspaper article, some j The man lowered his weapon. “ Ah! shattering of splinterud glass auu the the UUe of •• The greatevt blood partner ever from? He might still paint pictures, it jiasaages of which moved Keppel pain- it is no ghost, then?" he muttered in PART 7W0-TREASURE. discovered." Peculiar in ita “good nan* groan of tearing timbers. There had fully. Olympia, it seemed, would be re- French, and Mink back on his pillow, been a rugged looping and a senes of ter­ was true, but it would not be safe to do duced to want just at the time when he i Keppel approached and looked down partlU wild In Lowell than of all other CHAPTER VL rific concusrions; now all motion ceased, ro in this country; and os to Europe— blood purifier*. Peculiar In ita phenomenal but there was a deafening hiss of steam. It was better to select some other pro- was powerless to render her any assist- 1 on him. He seemed nil skin and bone;. TWO l-l>l lUtADOn. perplexed ered his hair disorderly feraon. Yet what profession could bring ance. The situation greatly reserving withgrew a three weeks’on i his forehead, . r.-ni-inln-red that the jury Tho soft night breeze blew on his face no other him; for Harry Trent had told him with ' beard. and the His lower ]>artwas of his face was ,oovthe immediate returns that were neces, f _ nd he ba4 j given skin dark_yeU ; ;-l Darke guilty of murder and he felt the rain falling. A dark, ever attained so rapidly otr held so one. and | his own lips that he intended reserving 1 ered w*th a three ’ weeks’ stubble of red U-gnv—p rhaps to fortify irregular maxs loomed distinctly between sary? Robbery was the only . How -------fur himself, and he hod given ' bconl. His skin was dark yellow, his there were objections to that! was- Olympia it out out publicly publiclv tba of people. Peculiar in the bralo-wo.k which him and the sky; and now he heard were objections to that! How was it that Mrs. and Miss Raven lips black and parched. Keppel had . -k-.-s against tin- phantom of he ro nww—to i.~— I -1--------- -----,------------ ;------- ft------I: rtprescfcta, Hood’a Sarsaparilla cum_ live with -----him -- in hi>- n*w JUI.CU tn with the hair on his face. screams and cries of deadly anguish and ne to procure the means of buying his ', were were to live with him in his new bouse, ■ never seen the yellow fever, but he pernext meal? bines all tho knowledge which modem calls, confused and aimless. One wom ­ > far az the n- w spapersrepyct be was married to Sally Matchin at ' ceivqd that the man was dying. He had ( research v “edlcaf !h°n«l,t “““*1 him to that very time, aud five days before had arrived at this deserted spot in time to j rofessecl itafclf satisfied with an’s voice shrieked piercingly and £hen science has I O lISCIl developed, ‘he i'ock"t' -rM.eo.tud w.i,t- executed Aril! cutting off Olympia wjth- behold the curse of Maurice Solange ful>>f imprisonment for life in was silent. He lay in the midst of be­ with many years practical experience in The prisoner himself, bow- wilderment, ruin and death. ''hich Mui tukm. out even wro proverbial shilling. There filled upon the thief who had betrayed preparing medicines. Be sure to get only He changed from the dead man, ..ngniteful enough to declare , His arm was paining him. uecnangtxi waa some&ng odd about this; it de- 1 »*«.« - •*-* ' upon .- discontented; and Olym- | * is nnsitim, porition «>»> sons *-» u> — relax the- strain M“«.. "><1 In uuuided investigation. The first thing him. Sold by all draggUU. fl; ata for fa. Prepared oriy CONTINUED. wiiu contrived, in spite of her i His wrist wae still chained to that tbe ngbt hud pocket o! the w.atcogt tu be done waa to find ont the real mur­ ron o( biIU_f ' ..■stations, to gain occtws to j of the officer, and was bleeding. Bespoke then, wu derer uf Harry Trent; the remainder of IOO Doses One Dollar re lie left New York, said,, to the man, but got no answer; he was Swm.IL it-w„ too .UH, to the mystery would probablv resolve itself. You may have beard your friends and ■ which be never forgot, and ' •j’iog in a strangely twisted attitude, his the iluotututioM, but there v,.ad „ot Unlwho would Bud the murderer out! — ^■"betalking "X''ot about It. iho neighbors Youknow may •elu.tk.tt Or. doWtm. It w„ .uo”^ him resolve never to give p>ead wan bent into his breast. Keppel Obnously, uo oue would jmrenr luuueU > „p„len„ J„,t how good . _ ___ , ,, by _ tho . . । ’i , tbo P***Jnt; and indeed Kennel ■ f freedom. "Keppel." ahe ! •’fixed him shoulder; the man about tae matter unless Keppel himself thi K lr you have evcr tried IL you v y> u «re innocent. I prom- !, head Heral swung swunur Jver over loosely locwde u7tVright™!." n. »i«. u..u.; i... I JrieVJ’l1 ft*! ’W”‘r ,ta?diU,u“ t,f co,‘- 1 did, and certainly he was in no position j nre ooo of |ta «t>un<-h trii>n<U !-«<•■»«• •’>« was broken; he was quite dead , Nnixxlv Xfii igA“\U Wns Iu“ ,noro' i to enter upon such a quest at present | are one of Its staunch friends. In'cause tbe ■. always and never to marry iiieck ■ । Keppel gut ou his feet, standing on the ' »mn all ii w4 1 t J!* '** °f 80 Muan ft He could only promise himself that he | wonderful thing about It is. that when .'■‘•’i■ ~ eves -• ’ —* '****ti ou uie 1*i of J«prvportiunate value would never forget the purpose to do so. once given a trial. Dr. King's New DisHues were very proudof the I ahte **•«» of °* the the car. car. His His eyes becoming aocns- I . ........puipnc iv uu nj, co very I covery ever after bolds a place In the . had characterized their . tomed to the darknees discovered the to Keppel himself. nor rest until it had been Accomplished. h?"If houM-. you have never used it and I He now left the track and turned off the cipher, einher. although althnnrrh Keppel was should be afflicted with a cough, cold or As for tbe ’ 1 feet of another man protruding upward ■r cas.‘ frdm the beginning. : :}'genng. along for two or from n mam of debris. Just then a Ux-h I! to’ the eastward. The ruin gradual!v somewhat of an adept at cryptic writing, any throat, lung or chest trouble, secure a cleared nnd the stars carae ont. Guid ­ he soon jwreetved that here was u prob­ bottle ut oner* nnd give it a fair trial. It Is i - , v had their man convicted of lightning revealed his face; it was > ing by them. Kepix-l walked lem cut uf the common run. It did not guaranteed every time, or money refunded. the uiun other mneer. officer. tils His txxlv body was I1 ing and himself ■ -;r -m-nths. Il was a lovely । that of me ... . . ’ . 114 I *• S iX"»»«ion £££ rvsjtond to the usual tests. Thus, of the Trial bottles free at W. II. Goodyear’s nimj-r ivt- '. uuntenve was pro3ck net-taebo and nHeve oil tbe troubles fncf> seventeen different characters (commas drug store. onlvr f<> maintain their and periods included) that cum|>o6ed it. arranged to dispatch three occurred six times or less, seven Perhaps yon arc run down, can’t eat. r l.» Sing Sing that night. from twelve to twenty-nine rmet, can’t sleep, can’t think, can’t do anything :. Lic.tvv thunderstorm sprang and seven from thirty to forty times. to your satisfaction, and you wonder what id of clearing away after Plainly, therefore, they could not be ails you. You should heed the warning, r-- fre^ji luittalions of clouds signs answering to letters of the alphabet you are taking the first step into nervous Bradoche. yet Carter's little Ltvee PIOS Ut ! 1 ;.-kne>s fell, und the elcoAgain, the cipher consisted of groups of prostration. You need a nerve tonic and equally valuable In Coast:pollen, curing and poiml detonations shivered in Electric Bitters you will find the exact vnUng tblsaanoyingooiBptalnt.while tbsyalse four characters (neither more nor lew; remedy for restoring your nervous system eo <■ |1 thn >ugh the hetivm-s. The siwrfsEdtowdsswwtherinmsr hjNImiiWin tba and of single capitals. Of the four char­ to Its normal; healthy condition. Surpris­ liver aod rngulota tho 1i n wrts Even Utbsy only Ktppel «»n board started from acter combination*—over sixty in all— ing result* follow the use of this great ■.» • • midst of a drenching ouly seven occurred more than once in nerve tonic and alterative. Your appetite the course of the composition. Of the returns, good digestion Is restored, and itnn the ear next the baggage T* MDdc tiffs. He ap lucky nt having ns bones brola-n. In , wpaiate capitals F occurred twenty-two tl,t’ liver and kidneys resume healthy I ‘Aebsibsy would bo atacetprioetass tn fhaoe who .n\ hlonroe, the detective who piled it; the next moment he was free, j one of his new pockets he found a pen- times, C seventeen times, B six S five "rlion- TrJ «bottle. Price SOe. at W. j su/icr from thisdistressing complaint* but tectasafety thetrgoodBkss does notead hwa,»ud those • 1 'in', -at in th- seat by his But no waa not sdfe yet; there could !>e knife, aud with this, as w-hr could, an^ E four times. All this was vrrv ,LG<x<v««r’® drug store. who ones try them will find these little pills vain, able In »otua::y vr> ya that they will not few!], no safety as long km there yemain-d any ; he ent Ins hair short. Ina couple of pmtxling. and was to be elucidated, if at llag tod 3 without Ibem. But attar attack heed . -.ffi.-dr by tho luind- probability uf pursuit. Kq jk-I looked Weeks hi.-. Iword would have Im gun to only after prolonged study, of which The best salve in lhe. world for cuts, r -.iii-.\r Kit in the iu aronnd him. grow, nn,] he would be tolerably <li>- Keppel’s brain, at that juncture, was far bruises, sores, ulcers, salt rheum, fever Th-n- were about twenty .sores, tetter, chapped hands, chilblains. Nyedgetl between two .scats on th-- op- j gujsed. ' ।i from trom being neing capable. capable. Meanwhite Meatrign.lc the tbe Ii cuni;t an(J all bklll eruptions, anil posltlvei purite ride uf thp aisle, which iu the । He was h ''m*emnid at rani- , ianmteed .1 slowlv. ...I. fur f.,r Ini.,. w .,< moncd housemaid sit the door doorandraracurM pu,^ (,r no pay required. is Dike bone ct somacylirM that here is where He raw raw proceedol bin.knocked to breakfast. He and replac'd to give perfect satisfaction,It or r - awm* that Keppel । present portion we make cur (rest boast. Oar pills cure it whU* th- car was on an in- j very tired, and ■ >1 a ulR!™ '. money refunded. I’rlre rery ah urcl. and L.-n^ry. . • hr ’ L\ . ’ cents t*r,box. Others de not. l«-s> that he waa tho ! dined plane above him. was a body Hr had walki-d mure Ilian twentv mile’s. • the cipher in his i^.-ket and went da*,vn. , f 11 irry Trent, whose right arm. hanging downward. ;: At '* ’length, :L ;. sun rose, he naif, ■hah »*•-----•*- - *—>• •he Went ...» as the After eating heartily back to | For sale by W. 11. Goodyear, the druggist. *r» itrfctU ve^oUblo and do not frtpa or ■ w:u« within Kepprl’s reach ns he stood, j! a .i mile mil*- uff. off, a railway cutting ckunding < — hi* i«•• room and nnd slept till the middle uf the । Korte, n Greenfield deaf mute boy. I They Jiu':■■. Lot t>y tWlr c«at!o ac-Jcn pleaw? all who . and dispoe-1 th«-in- IL* toik 1h?1;1 <«f tit-* hand;* it was limn ‘toward ' a small town. Thither :ic I aftflkuoon. Then, 7 , after dining.,ho took I mv>tBrioiialv dl-anAeared Anrust «n.i •>"<«1 naotkocx Icvialait?3cents; fivaforSl. SolA overjwlioro. or kd t by mall. •iy as they could fora and clammy~ttie hand of a corpse. ! directed his ate]*, hut lingered on the । theroral again, and in the course of a , mysteriously disappeared August 2nd. and by di no trace of him lias since been obtained. CARTER MEDICINE CO., Naw YortG honrs arrived at p town on the Bracing his f,ret tigninst some fragments ; uub-kirt.s for an hour or two until the ' «>apl« ! . p: himself awake only of wreck, he grasps! the lx»ly round.the townap -ople should be ;»wa\--. Finally । •bores of Long Island sound. On the • WTiat ilnm h to tMenrtn». Hood** Snrsapa S1HLL PILL, SMALL DOSE, SMALL PRIM Mil* Is lo the body, producing txxUly j>wer i 'i-u-ingof tobacco. But waist and draggril it from its puritiun. [ he heard a train octning, and managed I wkarf a couple of men were just prejMir- und furnishingmt-niai force. i -t -iwpy in The least. He It was. ns ho had; sunrised, thnt uf the . to reach the station al the Kune time ; *u" to I*11 <,nt a catboat. Keppel Francis Gould of York township, Wash­ th, ui whither they wen- l»nnd. i'-hould. trayer Sleep again. young man in whom he hod fended a 1 tlut tbe engine drew up at th - platform. I tenaw county. Is charged with Incest by I i;i hiyfnind all theinci- resemblance to himself. Tlieu. as it st-ani.d away again, fie ' "Tu 1>ort Jefferson,’’ one of them nu- his 17-ycar-old daughter. i. t :hn£ months. Arilent He Imd Imvo killed by n mass of metal, walkthl into the town, as if jn*t arrived , iW‘‘red. “STRUCK THE GOLDEN MEAN" : >n<J rebellionseized upon which had struck him in the face, crash-; from New York, nnd seeing a plain but ! “What will you ask for setting me Ax a Blood Purifier. ''N It that to gain liberty ho I ing in the features ifld th*' front of -the comfortable looking inn near at hand. ' *crosri" inquirvd Keppel. The Detroit Fore Press says: “IHbbanl’a he enteral and asked for a room und I " How ‘ 1<*« n dollar l ' trike your rder a hundred times over. . brain. Except that tlie countenance ’ Rheumatic Syrufi prepared by The Charks I "J^onu!’’ said Keppel, and he got on Wright Meilieinri Company, of this city, u<lly war with the world; it was thus rendered ntterly\nnrecogniz- . some breakfast. has struck the Gblden Mean. In- the treat­ While his <-ggs and coffee were being board. leu him without justifica- 1 able, the l*odysf<e|nOd uninjured. Keppel h:’d no w,»y 8oin? to ment of all blood diseases, and Its success that ha held dear. No cbnckjed. “Y>»a have died to save me." boiled he locked himw-lf into his room I ■:a'.iati.4>4i:i his part could ho said, "at the right moment and in the ' to think ovpr his sit rati. in. But the • Port Jefferson, but he felt implied logo Is an evidence that nn honest, pure nnd “ Tht Niagara iaitiSGuiB.” valuable medicine. Is not Incapable of at­ . But be waa absolutely j right way. May your siul have peace, future was so vague that he wa« able to ‘oraewhere, and-thought he would feel tracting the attention of every family. come to no exclusion. As soon as his . n»or« s’^’ <*»e comparative wilder- There seems to be but one opinion as to ■'•u- chained to his captor, ! brother." !k lh»» Slallou*. Wand than in a large town, Its merit as a family medicine.’’ tax t-x ;z.i i r- than an hour he would As quickly as posable Ik* removal ! money should be gone he would be at ut*s nils that he could, never , the dead man’s coat and waistcoat : the mercy of circum tnne«. He ex- perhaps he mighlI get temporary employThis Is the real secret of the success of amin.sl again the contents of his pockets. lUent «? th i funuer ' or J “ mi « ht J?* this wonderful remedy. Its perfect and .”i <l:i»h«xl against.the win- । and exchanged them for his own.' of ®£b,n« ,mnck V* fth.tP^ul speedy action. In rent-iving ail Impure and .itning glared through the , putting the latter upon tho corps**. ! TlH-ro were eight dollars in monev. two ■ hen he wus a boy tn New poisonous ninttcr from blood. No home 1' I. if. h.-.-ivon would but send I Then, drawing ths lifeless aim into or three letters address--.! to Burton . should be wltiiont it as a thorough nnd efn|. rhis f-. tters and set him a suitable purition. he |kww.s1 the Fairfax. Esq., of Poughkeepsie, a couple EngUnd he had lived near the seashore fretqal blood purifier for young nnd old. of rented bills, and nothing elre-ex- ‘nd to “J1 * . For sale by W. II. Goodyear. fn-e handcuff round the wrist and sprung ■ wandering about th-* car, be- . the luck. The body waa now chained^ • Jackson will bond itself for SIOO.OOO to ■ 1 uk,n :. young mau who was tit Hut of lhe d.i.l du4 itotoctiTo. • J to r„a I Inml tack, beuW mori, for tar dost.- perfect its water system. The elevated L..Chtaagt>. -/ the d.-tcct;v.?. “1 Y-on t. _n>n-t •. <::-jiu-xt seat forward, on lhe submit to be mistaken for a murderer. ।i . . . ... . riMttnn nation. In two nnnm hour?} the the noalt coast wm was clMrclose reservoir system will be used. • the aisle. It struck him my good fellow." he inuitMixl. “You ( with interest. Ils date was afiparently an board: they ran into tile Itarbor, and The bald man's motto: "There Is room at the i|:g man bore a considerable will never know it; andrJffirides. I am , of tho day previons: Keppel, having paid his dollar, jumped top." This lop may be supplied with a good -ltd himself. He was tall innocent—if that is any consolation to. “The will of the late Hurry Trent waa .ashore. It was then within nn hour or eropofllnehiirbr using Hall’s Hair Benewer. discovered yesterday iu a package of io of sunset—a warm, quiet evening. He Try IL j' • sender, and had long dark you. So now—goodbyf’ . Good Parin* nmMAN’EXT >•<»<IT10XS »o a ‘ hulg down on the back of his EtePedvr torrriorv. But little ClamlK-ring out of the wreck, he stood documents left by him in a bureau set out to walk ut haphazard, aud soon Cadillac vags. now pull stumps nnd do tow soot thru. rr«|irred to h-itlti. Honesty ana <i• • |ids were slender, with long Upon the track beside the shattered drawer at tho Bellevue hotel, in Phila- found himself following a narrow track other hard work, with elegant jewelry, i>uU> will make l-‘r tnotw-t. ' TV . — — ,.C l. . 1 hrnn*v He spent tho night of h’t-bruary I--------... . lingirs. The face was scarcely train. He could vaguely see people mov-; (lelphia. ItOul-RH 8B.W. ft TllOMkK. twenty-second last at this place, and j t,jro»gl» an apparently interminable furnished by the city dads, upon their the n«e was different, and ing about or standing in groups. The , seem* to k-ive forgotten to take thedocu- , ffrowtlj small pine and oak. Once iu ankles. • • flight mustache on the up- raise of escaping steam bad ceased, bnt ments away with hiiq. Tbe will is dated “ whiIe ho I««ed a lonely farmhouse- . , Nervous Indigestion. The prime < au* of moat the nervous tli^coat. too. Instead of being the groans of the wounded and dying February twenty, eighteen hundred and 1 *'at toough he was getting tired and piusengkirs cunld still be heard intermit- | seventy, and is very short, devising all ‘ h“nSr-v again -he could not make up Iris disorders nnd ailments with which human­ ity Is afflicb-d may be traced to Indlgratlon. He intin the corner of the seat tently. A figure nppruachitl him carry . hi.-, property, real aud personal, to ‘my jto ask for shelter. Tbe Irritable man. the unhappy woman ■via tow, with hix head thrown ing a lantern. It was one of the brake­ wife. Sarah Althea Trent.’ It is proper- | ^'K^t came on and found him still the fretful child, contrive to make all around How carelen* and secure men. !y signed aud attested. This will -bo of . tran»PW onward, with woods on either them miserable. They dose themselves ' He bad u happy life before “An* yon hurt, rir?" he said, pausing. . interest to those who ventured to express ; hand. But 06 the darkness increased for nervousness, and perhaps find tempora­ ■in-re were no fetters round his “Only a few braises,” replied Keppel. doobtB as to the genuineae.« of the mar- ! lhe path seemed to fade away and be- ry relief, only to grow more nerrutis when :. ■ -vruy jail to shut out for- “Bnt I belirru irast of lhe others in our . riage announced in court last Tuesday । 701110 obliterated, and he was soon Hie Inevitable reaction comes. It h Iti -• .:h- of the world nnd the com- car*werc killed. And, I y the way, there by Mas. Ikent—until then known as | ^tombling through thick uifderbruslu such case- that S.£. 8- Rives almost Im­ Horse Mrs. Salliu Matchin. Mr. Trent nt nil J rhe boughs and twigs whipped his face mediate rellefe. It builds up the entire Nearly every pattern of •< <-f men. But for the accursed was one 'odd thing" —— eventsjippears to have shared her opin- i 5°^ *be briars caught his feet. Stagger­ system, purifies tbe blood, gives time to Blanket is imitated in color and ’ " s -xit makes the innocent suffer “What r.-as that, air?” the digestive organs, restores the function* ion regarding its validity. The other • . * nR . ex hausted and impatient, guilty, so might Kejipel have “Why, there was a prisoner aboard— of the stomach, gives actlvty to the liver, style. In most cases the imitation in a muddy ooze, and puts all the nerves In tune with health ’ --------‘ ting at that moment. He ground he was handcufftsl to an officer—they , documents in thd package were not of- he felt iris feet" sinking ■ and discovered that he was on the bor­ and good humor. It U nature’s great looks just as good as the genuine, - ::i together und a sweat broke out were taking him to Sing Sing. I suppose.” . an important character. but it hasn't the zvarf thrlads, and " ders of a swamp. He turned to the right • rehead. remedy, and never falls to give relief. ••Why, that was the fellow that killed “It will bo noticed that no provision is so lacks strength,and while it sells | Harry Trent! What l>ecame of him?" | made iu tho will for Mrs. Raven and her and began to skirt along its borders; bnt George May received a cruel and per­ j "I was sitting in the seat next him. daughter Olympia, who are understood again and again he narrowly escaped haps fatal blow from a pitchfork In the for only a little less than the genuHe's lying there stone dead, and the de­ to have been distantly related to the de­ plunging neck and ears in the treacher­ hands of Gfflo Durlock in a quarrel at Lyn­ ine it isn’t worth one-half as much. I ous morass. Frogs croaked on all rides don. " ■ ■ tective's with him. His life imprison­ ceased, and to have been receiving from The fact that U Hone Blankets and mosquitoes buzzed around his head. The only radical euro for rheumatism la to I ment didn’t last long!" < him an annual stipend of some eight He loet all sense of direction, and thought are copied is strong evidence I “Dead, is heFe, Isaid the brakeman. ’d rather be killed thousand dollars. This fact will proba- only of patting one fdot before the other. eliminate from the blood tbe add that causes | that they arc THE STANDARD, ! "Well, if I wa* be,railway I’d rather be than bly occasion some comment, os it was accident Often he fell, but scrambled up again the disease. This la thoroughly effected by the and ever)’ buyer should see that p<eat>frrinx use of Ayer ’ s Nacaaparilla. Feralst .Some said, intimated at the late trial that Mr. Trent and groped onward. Whichever way he in a moment in a . ■> until! cured. Tbe process may be alow, bat tbe the live fifty years in a prison. Some said,' had proposed to make Miss Raven his trade mark is sewed on turned the swamp seemed to lie in wait though, that he never murdered Trent. j wife. Possibly the desire that he should for him. He thought: “It will swallow result la aure. the inside of the Blanket. But I guess he got his deeerta." , make such a proposal was father to the me up in the end! And it waa for this Evart barbers have decided that it Is / — Firs Mils “No doubt of it Well, good night. I ; statement that he had done so. His will that I escaped from the railroad wreck f wicket! to work on Sundays, and will not shall walk on to Tarrytown." ' seems to show not only the baselessness । Just then he stumbled up u slope, and do so—for the regular price. Elactrio "Good night rir." ' of the assertion, bnt that for some rea­ ‘ bis feet trod on firmer ground. The Keppel stepped off up the track. Ht — — other f)thf.r Mr. Mr Trent Tn.ut intended inteDaea in JD the u»e ' bushes and tn-ee thinned away. Looking had no settled plan of flight, but so long In:nre w letYbese two .7.7? ladies take care tv* | /> WBakwr up he saw before him a black, rectangu­ as he did not meet any one who knew of Uiemaelrefl themselves.. It is to be hoped that lar mass. He drew nearer, it .was 3 house. him he felt little or no apprehension, in _jey poa^ poeswBS independent independent resources, nsonrass. There was no light in the windows. It When she waa a Child, aba cried tar Cattort*. the belief of the world, tomorrow morn7 “Iu In jd Mr.-. Trent’s breast pocket at tho learned ruinous and deserted. But it was When she became Miss, she clung to Castoria. ARC THC STRONGEST. ing he would be dead; his obituary would , time of his de<th oand B death WJU was ffound a tetter letter a human habitation, and wonld suffice. When she bad Children, she gavelbem Caatorta. !» r>-»J in tin p-I-TS by milUnn-of p»- ™ ( c|ph porport ol which 100 SA STYLES ■ .-r. lb« ■----------n..«Een in upuc,, *•—«____ __produced I. He passed around the corner and found price, <o nm everybody. If yon emit gri pl.. Ncrerth«l»«. it behooved him to was not made .* out . It was not , I the door; it yielded to his hand. Hu anthem from your dealer, write ux. Ask tot keen oat ot right, end u noon •• might at the trial, as tbe prosecution was not tered, nnd felt his way along the parti­ of the opinion that it could throw any ! be, to make whetever cbang™ were P«tion uf tbe hallway to another door on WM. AYRES & SONS, Philadripbia. Tbe horse which carried Sheridan from ribla in bi, personal .ppearmice. Ue light on the case. It is now published, ■ the left Passing in he saw a gleam of key Uwrt unlocked lhe handcuffa. would ent his hrir-lr- might ^ ““^7 however, in tbe hope that some cipher light through a crevice in front of him. “Winchester 20 miles away." was bred A shock jarred him to his center, and near Port Huron, and a bronze statue of bleach it nerhaw-he would let his beani expert may be able to elucidate it, and next moment his left arm wm al­ ^’■'H^move ontot tbe country thus, perhaps, furnish an explanation of in another moment he had crossed tbe the equine at that towfi la proposed. Boor and waa standing on the threshold most wrenched from its socket. He was too; it be could contrive to get to Enrol* some of the mj-Hterions circumstances of an inner room. ONLY A 01.1 .png with hi* head on the floor of the eo much tbe better. Be mMt UkWinslow's Koottanc Hjrup has b**n n-w-d that yet surround Mr. Trent’s tragic end. There was a low bed against the oppo­ farMrs. !“**• The car. with a rending aud cracknblktren trsthing. It soothes tbe child, The letter is as follows: site wall At ita head stood a table, on oofienv tn- sums, allays ail pain. eum wt&d a mg noise, was lifted alinoat erect and other name, imd “ 'Slmpi F, npi. C q gnl F. j>il which pink woe a lighted candle aud some eolls, *>d is tbs best rtmedv for dtarrboa. Jfr-n fell on it* ride. The lamps had under totally changed aoqn&iutanoM were oghi mlhg npi. E. mkpi C, Klrnh F, pion small bottles. The furniture of tbe room Twenty-five eenis a boule. Sols by all druggists -ue-n mj,j were extingniahed; in the dark- new life, • lonely Bfc. hi. oM trimnta and All butane! Olym- qolg C. qkin F, hqon qolg B qkng F. waa wretched in the extreme and tbe atcame grinding swiftly to- — • i. waru him aud went by. He beard the Peculiar ■■ — ^Sarsaparilla;?:^ PeculiarX'Xi Hood’s Sarsaparilla (CARTERS CURE SICK fdtan“fejsTktorSteffi -— ... _ ................... " HEAD ACHE ■■ Prof. I. HUBERT'S Malvina cream Michigan Central POOD SITUATIONS V . For Men * CHEATING 2“ HORSE Blankets HORSE BLANKETS Dr.O.EMi 1^ ‘ Kiiairi �TRAINING BOMb CTMCUS HORSES. WUMtN’S WAYS. raula which matches any tokl by Mis* rlth Dimcnlty. Wilkies aod other delineator* of New Woman, with child, ascends the first "Yes. sir," said Dan Leon, the celebrated England thrift atyl unconscious humor. A four horse rider of Robinson’* show, "iu young woman wSbee maiden home wm tn flight of stains of tbe "L" road station at jnv time I have ridden hundred* of borsee one of thb small cides of interior New One Hundred wd Twenty-fifth street and in’lhe ring but none the least of my work York followed the fortunes of her bus- Eighth avenue. Meets colored portet is the training of green animals.” lend, a Calviuiatic minister, tq his firat sweeping the stairs In scurch of a nickel, Mr. I<eon then explained that the break­ charge, a “Center" church near the Ohio with a firm determination not to kick at ing in of green horses is a hard job and line of the Keystoue state. Tbe young anything of a larger denomination. Woman to Porter—To which side should sorely trie* the “grit" of the riders. “A* a wife soon discovered that she had married ' rule we turn tbe horses into tbe ring the congregation, and, as it wa* n widely , 'I go to < take it downtown train? to Woman —The uptown side, itxw. after first teaching them to gallop scattered oue, her time wn* fully occupied. 1 1’°irtcr ’ under the saddle. Tho next thing into The moat persistent claimant of her at­ Woman _to Porter—Well thnt'a queer, get them accustomed to lady riders. This tention aud office* wo* nn old dame to they learn in a few hours, and now a whoso announced deatlibed she was sum­ the uptown aide to take tho downtown • , tedious procea* of training is started and moned within a week after her arrival. train. Porter to Woman—Curious, sho’, ma am; kept up until tbe uni main acquire a The so called dying woman revived, how­ smooth, easy gait, that will keep up for ; v«, ever, tbe »«ro uc*» next way, day, aua and iur for two yeans years uede­ dal’s what fo’ks all says, mam: but Woman to Porter — Are you sure? balfnuhour. It is hard work for» horse | veloped with great regularity frequent Porter to Woman—SMo's I’m a nigg-ih. dlssoljition. At at flrat. but they soon grow accustomed to :periods ’ ’ of approaching “ .............. “ it an<l gallop from tbe start. 1 every fresh recurrence of this condition ) She eyes the porter scrntlukingly. to Cbild-Gucw the man must “These lialro of hay' that you see sur­ the pastor's wife was immediately sent for - Woman --------------------rounding tbe entire ring are placed there and always promptly responded, which, as be right. Come, deary. to keep the horses iu the ring. The trainer the bouse was three miles away, often I Woman nnd "Deary” ascend the sccona I flight of mlairs. “Deary” is but a tot, ana stands in the center of the ring with bis meant a night in attendance. he hns both feet --on one step luunt wall tvuik till kiitaiv whip, and hence the horse is compelled to .Finally tho old lady really did die and I must putting nrwither anotherifoot foot forward. They keep iu a certain track unless he wants to wna duly and properly buried. The follow- j before nnttintr try to climb over the barrier of the bay ing week her married daughter called nt block the h tn I re. Several meu in a burry bale*. As fast as the horse learn* to keep iI the parsonage, asking for ita mistress. (they abound in Ilurlotu) try to dodge anti in tbe track tho bales of hay are removed, I After some desultory talk upon the virtues pasa them. Fool* that they are! They one nt a time, until none are left, and tbe 1 of the departed the visitor produced a small can't have traveled much ou the ‘ L horse is running in a plain, open track parcel carefully wrapped. “Mo,” she l»e- road*. Woman aud "Deary" eventually which ho never thinks of leaving. As I gan, using tho long, fiat "a" of the neigh­ reach tffc door. Woman l'»ld* the door raid, only the best riders are allowed to borhood, "thought n right smart of you, for "Deary” to get In au<l skins it on next ride green horses, owing to the great dan­ an' she said she wanted you lo have some­ man’* nose. It all goes. She goes to tbe thing of her* to keep. So she wanted me ticket window nnd asks: ger it entails. you--------these.-------They as ------good as ,i “la thia the right way to godown town? "That ’mechanic’ or pullcylike arrange- to . bring ----- -------, ’-re- — ....... ’cause ---- ma - never --- -----I___ ..—n<ch. . I. v„.. ’m," ment, you see, is used to keep tbe ridetn new, wore ’em You ; “Yes -------, answer* tho urbane and garfrom getting hard falls. It is necessary to ' can’t use ’em right away, but by and by ' rulous ticket agent. that’*queer. tbeir safety. Suppose a rider, even nn ex- they’ll come In handy. If they don’t fit I “Well, that's queer.” sho gyta out na search warrant .for pert one, wiuita to learn a new trick. The j they can lie fixed easy." j Then she tai horse in all probability will shy every time I Mystified, but grateful, tho minister’s . her pocket. It reminded mo of the ra the trick is tried. One of tho groat objects wife took tbe package and the visitor left. | for the boodle aidermen of 1884. But sb In training is to keep the attention engaged i Tbcn she opened the fiapcr. It contained , finally accompUshe* a feat I woul She finds finds it. it. Shedelves She delves into into ii, on the track and entirely off the rider, the dead woman’s false teeth!—Her Point , attempt. him u, inserts her entire plump forearm into it. When tbe horse learns to run regardless of : of View in New York Times, To her amazement it is empty. She Is sud­ everything that may happen, then he is ' ---------------------------denly struck by an idea which is whispered trained. If by accident the rider falls, the About Arsenic Poisoning. hurra must, stop at once. ’ This tho animal Medical men here state that arsenic may to her by nn impatient man In a hurry, and is taught by having the rider leap off when ' sometimes be criminally adminstered with becomes conscious of the fact that sho the exercise is over, and when the horse is fatal effect, and ita uso a* a toxic agent holds her pocketbook in her left hand. dear! How stupid of her! Sho opens fatigued and wants to stop. Of course, we , never known. It would be difficult to do Oh, her packet book, doles out four pennies to only choose intelligent horses, and we go ; this with strychnine or any of the forms of • . ... . the ticket Seller, one nt a time, but io wit's' to great trouble and expense in getting tho ! opium. Strychnine has a bitter, burning {A® fihe best the market affords.” taste, and a person who undertake, to J™1 "he in JlanSS’ 81t>. -----------anotheLby stealthily Introducing J1'1*11-* i^" By .KCthis time a pair n, ot horses were'poison j j< ihl. .Iruv 1„„, the th. vroml re“1"''1 b"r brought into the ring for a jaunt together. I‘ this drug into second person’s toed food or or >"“>“> The rider on this occasion was Dau Leon drink would run a great risk of detection, 1 find* that truant penny and wants to get himself. The two horses mentioned above | Tbe technical name of arsenic—or white ! her bill back. The urbnne and garrulous ticket agent pay* no attention to her rewere "grcenietj," and kept crowding each . anrenio—is arsenious acid. It ia odorleKi. •i quest, and exchanges ticket for a nlckd other as they ambled .round the track, I of a faint, sweetish taste, nnd is soluble in while the rider would step from one aui- j water or alcohol. The symptoms ot acute •, with the next man in a hurry. She finally mal to the other iu his efforts to keep them i arsenical poisoning are much like those of : reaches tbe licket-chopper’s box. j “Is this the right way to godown town?" together. Occasionally he would get a few ■ the disease known ra cholera morbus. Tho ‘ she prudently before putting her good stride* ,1a before they either stopped I umg drug Juno also causes a nimmcnai manifestation juu aunitr some- j: , * . Z oraeparaUxl or el«o broke his foothold. ,r'.'In epidemic cholera. ■ I thing like that 1_ seen On such occasions, in order tu save him- I A nh-lriAh. physician, h. having no r™.„ reason to auapect II rfnc „□ mig,„y c„„,. self, the rider would drop skillfully to the I arsenical poisoning, might diagnose such a ' ...----- ; , . • - * back of one of the horses, nnd a moment 1 case a* cholera morbus, aud issue the death । Isonicqmxing). . later would be on his feet again trying tho ■ certificate i-ininaccordance with or n. m. n accoruance wuuthat mattheory. tncory.. ; .A “tFnin “ lbo , . same act. In this way he kept going for 'If thtf ;poteoed p.-n»r. , w™ lone end •» « '‘""X rb"™ or Jump over Dourx . .ow. out, ...... ' eMerly, Maur,,. or * n. young fouog person perw.0 imprudent Imprudent in In | b”"1 “”d •«»>«>• '7 “’“Jff"half an hour, until thoroughly> tired homo, were | eetiug. .nd Ch. ..either w u hit. oud tho I «»»« rt"S* th. «ro»t ewekbolito ol the when he dismounted and the horses wore j eating, and the weather was hot, aud the | .. . out. They . . were replaced . ’ led by a magnifi- ! |>oi"on odnduietered .it the e.-enim, mwrl. , I?**'* "‘n’'k0 SKl® *ifcb * Imig, flowing *tail cent gray animal with Imig. " , and conniderablc cholera morbu* wasprcva- ; of men iu a hurryg»w left and have u> wait at --------least a quarter of a minute for the and man<-. mane. For half an htrar hour the horse wa* waa lent iu ju the inc vicinity at the inn time, a n physician puyhicui-i ; -for- — *l,ich ‘“.‘TJ put through the course and acquitted him­ would-b. Um.w» «,mpl««lr off hi. cu«H. i _ _____ _ “P“> '>■' __ morhu. treotrnroi would u..t be '»» « self rea«uu*bly well, according to Mr. I^eon. Cholera _ . , .... l.l.iooe.iow 'Cl... iwnrn.n Gn The last horse ou the track was a cream effective iu acute araemcal itoiaoning cuaes, , and his cierronk The woman finally colored pacer, who would persist in stick­ and n* a conaequence death would result. . reaches the man who own* the station platform aud inquires: ing to his natural gait, and it required con­ Whoever would resort to thi* mutderon* "Is this the right way to go down town?" siderable urging on the part of his rider, method sbonld bear in mind that if sus­ Jessie Ixaon, lhe xyife of Dnn, to bring him picion i* ever aroused detection i* almost Another train thunders by. The woman into tbe required. gallop. According to tho certain. Under sdeutific examination and “Deary" hood find themselves opposite reporter’s view of the matter the exercises trace* of arsenic administered in poisonous flcemed to fatigue the horses very quickly, doses arc prolmbly more readily di*covnrod the gate, blocking it. To make musnranct but after each animal was led out of the_______________ than those uf any other drug. Conviction doubly sure she inquires of tbe condu'eto:: “b this the right way to godown town?" ring a blanket was thrown over him, aud of intention;;! poisoning under circum“Yes'm—be lively—both gates," is the tben hi was rublied down and walked by5 stances ot this kind is punishable as murthe stable boys until all danger of catching)! der jn th0 q.s1 degree. Death by hanging official reply, in Susan Nipper style. Woman and "Deary” are bundled Into cold was over. The reporter wa* assured j might expiate for death by poisoning.— the first car by the impatient passenger*, by lhe fair equestrienne that the training j Kansas City Star, nnd as she takes her scat hesitatingly I of green borsewwas a laborious task, in .—------ -----------------hear her soliloquise, “That’s queer.” comparison wittT •—-•— In •- Story —— Telling. — -•••— with which "riding on the I Caution road” ft recreation and a delight. Cin- . ^.n ajventure tvua related over a soldier’s ' It wag.—New York Ilcmld. dnnati. Times-Star. ,. catnp jui Carlon thnt . canip fl gre ru m at S snn that is worth nropro- [I Goiex to Seo Ills Slater. nerving, and has not yet iwen in type. Tbe i --- ----------------------------------------------WW! Painter Lawrcnrr «<»t Hi* Start. ! gun.™, general<xuum.uu.uu commanding,u. lhe<wp«rtm.nt department wa*, i Thera .rrlrad «t th. Union d.pol « bo, rhnman Lawrence 1 jtwTPiu-o wa* «-nx ono nnn of nf tho t.hn an guest of nt tho mess, nnd n.. captain In told n.. 1I orihlrt’*:>- who told n most interesting Sir Thoma* great portrait painters in England. Hi* 1 *tory. . BtwT of hl> nte whilo'waiting for a St. parent* were poor, his father being a coun-I The captain said that he had been fishing ’ P’“1 J™1 L ,, ’ try innkeeper. One day Lord Sbaftes- ■ In one of the smaller canyons near Fort < He is a bright little fellow, and his dress bun ’s father nnd mother stopped at tbe J Apache shortly before, and he bad hooked “d indicated careful rearing. In inn, having tbeir yunng son, the future . an immense trout Ho placed him up and • tailing bis story to the depot master he lord, with them. In conversation tbe inn- down stream, became intensely fficcitod, j keeper spoke of tbe genius of his boy in ‘ and was jimt about to land him when he **My r"‘r’inta died when I was quite drawing, and wisht-J them to tjgt It by a hcr.rd n fierce growl, and, looking up, per- y®un«- 1 rwided with my parents in New picture of their son. They assented, think- ’ ceived an immense boor/ton the opposite I *orlt clt5’- When I wn* eight years ing to gratify a father’s pride, but not side of tho narrow creek. The captain was 1 Wfts Paying with some strange looking for auy evidence ol superior talent I not anxious to lose hl* life, nnd the be I boy“ in Ce®**** l«rk, *”<1 they lost me just . The boj camo in modestly, with chalk ; was making for him. Neither did he ca •« I for " joke. I wandered about until dark, apdpajjer, and in a few minutes liud drawn • to lose the fish. So he quickly transfers I aDtl then l*c«no«» frightened that I could their son, a picture of tlieir son. on which the tbc par- the llshpole Cupola to his left band, hand, drew his rere­ I not tall the policeman who found me what enta looked They rafiegrecog- ' volvsr vol ver with with his right, k*"* killed ent* tanked with ‘wonder. Ther J "the u_ 'bear, ___ nnd’ ' niy namo waB nor where I lived. I whs nixed the .genius the trout.* ’ “ , j kept keptat atthe thestation stationthnt that night, night,and andthe then i._i «u» —1„.. and promise of future — ..then. landed .... . next gveatnca*, and befriended the young Artist, j There was a lull at the end of this story I dny 1 started out to find my way home, me go, and a* giving hin* the help needed to develop hi* ! Tbe Th* officers ‘did 1,<1 not ’.see J* rnA ■ I amg hearers uvnivin waited waiicu to iv hear lidar what wuai, the U1V trcng'.’II- , ’'"The wonderful gift.—New York World. 1—•---- — ■ ■ - ' was afraidera! to gowould back ray. there Pretty I wouldsoon not | "What did you do with the bear, captain?" ! ask anybody to direct me. Two days later Elecjrfe Pinnace. । ■‘(Save him to some Indian*," waa the re- I wn* picked up and sent to lhe Children’s The electric pinnace designed for tbe । ply. "And the fish!" continued the gen- Aid Mission, nnd there I went to school Engiish government for tbe conveyance . end. “Ho was such h fine one that I put nnd beljxsd about the place as much ns pos­ of troops is Hkely to effect a revolution in him back in the creek. I don’t believe In sible. They made several efforts to find my craft* used frr lhe purpose, for tbe propul- i spoiling tho sport of future generations." sister, but I could not remember the num­ aion of which steam has heretofore l>ecn I There was another lull. Presently the ber or street. "Two mouth* ago the .priest in charge used. Tbe new launch is 48 fett fi inches general asked, “Do you call that n ’bear .iu length by 8 feet a inches beam, with nn story’ or a ’fish story,’ captain?” The cap­ saw on uti verlist ment in one of the paper* . average draft of 3 feet 3 Inches, and will tain replied, "1 don’t call it either.” Then offering n reward for Eddie Cook, nnd then •carry forty soldier* fully equipped. , again came the general to the charge, giving a description of me as I looked five ^.U,U.,’t. you roo u. .w.. •«,„ Her1 speed will be eight knots an hour, I "Couldn fix that story up so that ,, y< u {TH" *s°- Tb« xn.rar wo. to b. rant <„ «"■! U»l» ‘1» »rt« did. It and oho is so fitted as to be either sailed or could to ktlUsg a ratllraoU. with on. of 1 -propelled electrically. Tbe actual cost of your feet at the same time?” Tbe captain ! turneu out that it was my sister, who had married nnd gone to that city. I wrote .... ............. <----------------------propulsion is not greater than that of ra« nnd «-«lknd.w<w.-N.w York SuV several times to her and she answered the «le»un veswl>» with similar carrying capac­ letters, and now I am going to meet her.” ity, and there b to be taken into consid­ -Chicago News. eration the great advantage that no skilled Three Springfield young men, two of hands are required for stoking and engi­ them employed in a dry goods bouse and Opening Safes Is Easy Wark. neering purposes.—New York Telegram. one in n crockery store, visited Boston to An expert not long ago chagrined the combine business with pleasure. When they sec out to see the town, the first at­ treasury officials by opening the vaults without knowledge of the combinations. ---- .-----a 7Said a well known New York jeweler the traction to catch their eye* and coppers was a museum, in which they passed half ?,ere “ * orthotl by which any ottfiother day: “A perfect sapphire is one of • day. Tbe, tier wiuMlerad .bon, tbe " U1 "..l111?" o< the rarajt of genw«. and consequently, when crooked tborooxhUn, «i>d ran.e upon ,nll.‘” “»« U .hill .bow rad iu • urons uruffcixl «*« second finest lot is the property of Mrs. Augustus Painter, the wife of one of Pitta­ burg’s iron king*. Mrs. Vanderbilt’* •tones are net in a neck lace, and Mrs. Point­ er’s form a pendant.”—New York Times. , ■ they discovered they were in the same | mwum again, although they declared | the, bad walked tour mile. Th, m«n- ; Ktr of tbe InMtatlob repardrf them with . »cbeerful trolls a. the, doMrtea. uklng I them to co,n. «Vn.-SprlOgil«ld Home- . _.,,ar» j ’ _______________ j | A Sensible Query. Saccharin, n coal tar product discovered within the last few yeara, is, in many respects, tbe moat remarkable of tbe many add materials found in coot First, it is the sweetest known subatauee. One half riot o( ill, *000 piouoi w.wrwiU git, the water a sweet taste equal cm, Wul.»«t.ro.(.>Ur; . ul.tkm : < oo. pint ol wwebarin and X.SO) gallon, .. V ---------- - ------------------- I !t» a white crywtaliae powder. Xu scieuUfleuuMtabu List. Rewbiit ARM vb, l>».l ( rtactric mvbltro, .nd put- , - "" i" *~,t’ U ‘ "t** lhe. BpOt j'"*"'* ?° "J L*! “S’" f6' “"l“n "»'r'1‘ ,«*•» j">o or tteel to web «o extentlb«t It win £ ‘T1’ lax is an electrician he can utill re the electrie light wire for the purpose.—Boston । Transcript. Mr. Ashme'd-Bartlett tell* a good story j ’ about his going to Ireland for tbe flrat • time. -As soon as I landed in Ireland I{ There is no question that, in common attempted to look for traces of some of my with deaths, births occur more frequently than by day. This question r~~ has ancestors, wGo came from tbe extren.e . by night z,n „onb of Mmtinx an InwIUgwit 1” ro S rt, ,^oo, „,.ng UU mT accdora «»!■ J p»t«l from Uroul U.,1 apol IO) year, ogo. STw» thare xrrlnit lo look lb«n np. ; MIXER’S C.&S.S. London Tit-Bite. Is always the man who wears tailor-made garments And the price is not far above the ready made. If it were, the superiority of fit, the greater wear, the bet­ ter satisfaction’more than compensate. FOR TH! BLOOD FRANKLINS! THE GREATEST CANCER & SCROFULA This is the name given to the Best Line of Do­ mestic Woolens Manufactured, and I am prepared to make-from these Unrivalled Goods, REMEDY OF THE AQE- Cures all BLOOD and SKIN Diseasra As it Blood Purifier It has no equal, bond for pamphlet showing tc.-.timoniaU of many wonderful cures. One of Grand Rapes’ Unrest merchant* writes as follows; IW.M.xxn * HOM: II pn'fc father who is *6 yean ol ngr. has taken Jt ior » ?roful» sore m> N» ’T "=‘J « h“ c‘,,rT1^w PANTS, From $5 Up! SUITS, From $23 Up! 1 hare used n-any Moon medicine* and 1 hno' (let a Suit of these Goods, and you will get tlfe Bist Valui you ever had in Clothing. c.TJ s. Jt. 41.43 and V> Monroe street. Grand Rapid*. Mich-. Oct. H, iH» J. W. LUNN, For Sale by all Druggists. rKKPAKEP nr Drs. Mixer & Sone, Hestings, Mich. ' Merchant Tailor. STEKETEE worn MW1L M ------;—OF THE--------- BARRY COUNTY AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY, IMPROVED Hastings, Michigan, HOfl Giioiera Cure September Girutcet MUcavery Known tar tho cure of HOG CHOLERA, and PIN WORMS IN HORSES nrNDKiiDS of Turin. C. G. b-rli-ve rt «>» Be » Cfs VVIU.LS ROIUSOS- S3OO IN SPECIAL PREMIUMS. TFl jcj <-■!«=* c* • The Best in the History of the Society. $500 in Purses. t Fur Mie in Hcutblg» by • ir. II. GOODYEAR. DrttiH/bil. 22-3-4-5, >891. 82,000 In Premiums, Purses and Prizes GRAND ASCENSION BALLOON AND PARACHUTE DROP By Prof. Kabrick, on Wednesday, Thursday and Friday. These will ' be under the management of Archie McCoy, "furniture dealer, and Fred L. Heath, the druggist, of Hastings. . Attractive Program Each Day of the Fair! Extensive’,improvements in . Buildings and Grounds. Best Fair in the AV.naTs of the Society. For Further Information see Small Bills, or Address the Secretary. ASA PENNOCK, President. M. H. BURTON, Secretary. - N. LATHAM, Treasurer. POWERS’ HflRbWrtRL Our new stock of STOVES BOOKS Is piling in so fast we are at Moss to find room for them. STOVES. STORES. STOVES. New and Second Handj Our basement is full, every room is jammed full, and not all in yet AT BARGAINS! BARGAINS! he asked. W. H. GOODYEAR’S, See the bargains we offei: to make room. Gasoline Stoves. Jhe Druggist' Regular price $17.00: to close out, 9.00. “ “ 10 6.75. Churns! Churns! Churns! Regular $6.00; now at 4.25. “ 5.00 “ “ 3.60. Western Washing Machines, Tie Bulls and Bears May Tight Mi(wrel Ovet the price of a bushel of wheat and it is the same old story of heads up I win, tails down you lose. But there is no such thing as losing when you buy your Buggies, Road Wagons AND UEj’L Mn™ Sr^L'horol^-^’l !“«• “ hundrwl and -:-The Well Dressed Man!-;. Lumber Wagons OF JESSE TOWNSEND. Office at Residence on Michigan Ave. HASTINGS. MICH. The best made. ■ Old price $10.00, for 7.00. “ “ 8.00 “ 6.25. Clark’s Sulky Plows. Olin Walking Plows. A few more to close out. Fino top bnpgies, price $125.00, we offer for 92.00. Good “ 5 “ 100.00 6S00- Many Other Bargains in Elegant top surreys, canopy top road wagons, J’1"1?. ’i°"' &C-, heavy team harness, light driving harne.-.-, . harness, etc. CALL AND SEE US. W. r. POWERS. � https://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/418/HastingsBanner_1891-09-17.pdf 9f445334455383d458e8c7315f7c185c PDF Text Text 5r Larger Circulation of any paper in the CountyVOL XXXVI. NO. 20 Hastings Banner. HASTINGS, MICH., SEPTEMBER 17, 1891. Hastings Banner COOK BEOS ■--- AT--’’ ________ ^wtza’g.m, jrrea. ■~COUNTY~NEWS ■(B.irriiiL’ Black Worsted.) This week only. Can it Is it possible? How can they afford it? , „.ui similar yucxUonx trill be aeked on all tide* to-rhiy conaurtllmi xtatemenl conveyed above: and yet, areat ax the , .>,r. it could hardly be olhencisc, taking inb, i-tnurtdeni■ ........ d ..rtramdiiuiry and crccptional offer. Just think’ Herr. . ..-here but y^trrday thatuamU of autte were nutrked at ■ *x>uif h.ire been xold for lent than 918, fjo, an(J Yoii can step in to-morrow and take your choice <15.00. >rluU thte ante meant. Every muni i> Gonel truth .. ...,(«.«! for xkcpticban. Every man can find out for hlmman lx nl perfect lUterty to xtfy right anunyj our tld ■ ... suit tublai ona . ’ SELECT HIMSELF ANY SUIT HE PLEASES. ;. mreahd. Nothing ix rexerved. Nothing it accepted. .■■■■■.. .< ..pen mol abovebmird. and every xidt, nti matter horn , ?,i lh itxfminer price may have been, W3 buyx ft lMnc . ri-fude our Black Worxtaix; ice include all our Jim Imported. , ' and •.'axximcrce. i. . Out reasons for this money-losing sale? t -• < . . . > . ni f nil I y think they concern the public. However, xlncc ’ da affair. ir< don't object telling. Although the xen’ ?t«« been generally pruepennix, the strike*. b>ckoutx. -in ?-<c oirlitr summer months and measly weather generally rmifcxx'd. lutre been <t great drawback on the sale of fine Everybody economized, or had tn economize, to 'make I ThuxtJhi man accustomed to jiaying $18 for a xuii :• If to'me o f our $10 suits, while he who onlltuirily .. t did noffttud It convenient to go higher tluin $13 or >15. •/,■ thi medium and low-priced suit* found ready sale, the . oh / t 'on’f »fi»-K initch hnujrr. Fifteen DoUarn lx the ictnuierhut n il! make them <?<*. HTc repnit, the ,<h»e*f xuif nf them ■ b'ifti fu Jh/lhm, and |/>,u yaunelf can, if you ulsA, iju . ■ • i>Ut. frmb Mtntcr to rounfrr, <ind take any xvlt, wheth- N '1 "r ONLY $15. Van auythiny befairi.r<T, plainer Ill-member this mile cammeneix tomorrow i ■’< S' and will continue, one iceek from ttnnorrmn . ... . rh -t nmu-rt u til, of nnirxe. catch the bext barfjainx. . you don’t live tn Grand llupldx tend us 813; tec :■ t jii'tb'e in xclection. Il will xurdy |xty. f HUDSON’S GRA/ND RAPIDS. Hickory Cornora. WHOLE NO. 1892 S°l1.en,ian’8 reyidence and made some lively tnTh* *“ Ml 11,6 ’ m au4aU escaped uninjured.. anii,*?n informs the writer that t \r‘‘ *\ch ck«na atolen from the n>ost on her faflier s farm one night last S’ "w llM’ th,eTW at toe roost with a lantern and chased them , vcr* encouraging to raise poiatr} for some one else to gobble and get away with. day>id2itI“<rih"n W“ Wry •,cko“ th, tn iTn.^™T*xr'" y*iw "•-*«** J. D. Guy and S. Nlcewander returned from Ivtoskey last Saturday. They re­ port a very pleasant trip. Frank Guy and wife, of Sebewt, visited friends here Sunday. Is ’‘"I V1*IM w'»"« Mrs. Ayers bus the erysipelas. n. S6®!1. S.^°.up Edward Chaffee 8 In Baltimore Sunday. bSTrjr; A. D. Jarrard, of Battle Creek, called ou Maple Grove friends last week. /Fannie McKee began her school In tbe ^eOinber district last Monday . unable to be out of the house. Myrtle Meek will teach the Guy school in Jen..?; “cCl,y s>x'nt several days vialtSundi;? "“"tlttF bom, this winter. John Conley is building an addition to i. "F IWta‘r-». «< Blthl.mt, I. vl.lt. hl? house. • Elmer Hanes broke the bone of his fore a.rv/'"*,er1Hwl- ,or * finger test Wednesday wnen he was help­ • cw unyn. ing to let duyn the straw carrier of his tbreshirtg machine. .I I’*!'" Mr- “• p“"«i 'bited friends in Irving last Sunday Middlevilla. Worms, thought to be of the army varie­ Chari e Granger and family have moved ty. are busy devouring the foliage of the to Otsego where he will take charge of a forest trees in various parts in this vicinity. store purchased bv Miner Keeler and Mr. Ii9?*100’ '8 now ,n progress, under Granger. They leave a host ot friends to the efficient management of Miss Fanny regret tlielr departure. Pierce. 1 Wm. Severance Is visiting relatives in Howard Mosher received an order the New York. other day from Richland Junction, for H. E.,Hendrick anti wife were In Grand fruit cans; showing that Cloverdale can Rapids Thursday. successfully compete with Kalamazoo In Nina Shaw commenced her second term one article at least. of school in the Gates school Monday. We have a new doctor here. Dr. J. John Coates now occupies the Riggs' Harris says he Intends to make a perma­ house. Quitola number from this place attend­ nent location at Cloverdale. He claims to have had 87 years experience In the prac­ ed the M. E. conference at Grand Rapids. tice of medicine and surgery. His office Rev. T. T. George leaves for his new Is at the hotel. ■ appointment at Rockford this week. The Dr. Hunt is Ina very critical condition, family leave a boat of friends In thia and he suffers greatly most of the time. villain1. The third kiln of brick at the brick yard Dwight Johnson will occupy the house has been successfully burned, and the fonnerly occupied by C. Granger. hands are now at woik on the last kiln of A very pleasant surprise was tendered the season. John Dietrich Wednesday evening by his About $480 was the amount of freight many ypung friends in the village. • Amos Fausey and ivife. of Carlton, were and passenger business at this point last month. the guests of H. E. Hendrick last Thurs­ day. Janies Whitney and family have moved There was quite a large turnout at the to Grand Rapids. M. A. Coykenoll has been elected dance last Friday night at the new evapora­ demonstrator in the dental department in tor. the University at Nashville, Tenn. Our school house Is being repaired. Mrs. Milton Jordan and daughter. The P. of l.’s met last Saturday evenlug to do business, bat there was too slim a Bertha,;were In the Rapids Friday. . Mrs. Pollock and daughter, Mrs. Ward, crowd to do it. are the kuests of relatives in the Rapids ; Mrs. Dann had a gathering of young children at her place last Wednesday, com­ tins week. The high school will organize a lyceum ing from two miles each way. She enter­ tained them by giving them a grand sup­ in the-near future. Mrs. f). Cronk was elected director in per in a picnic style, and also rave each one a present numbering about 50, and a the place of John Carveth. We can boast jolly time they had. for they could be of one lady officer on the school board. I - ’ heard for a mile around. Additional Local News. I>i, yon vvaut to buy anyfurniture: a nice carpet; anything jn the line of draperies, mgs or the like, this season? LINOLEUM ______________________ 'Vi.it - it1 It is a Hoot cover made of_____ cork. Call, at my ■tore and examine it, as it is much superior to earpet any other floor cover at its value. Me are receiving tJie newest and latest designs- also some of t he most desirable novelties in all of our lines. Pay the store a visit and be pleased. Yours truly, ARCHIE McCOY Y on all know the sign of the boot upside down. A fine line of Boys’, Youth's, Misses’ and Children’s SCHOOL SHOEJ Bom. to Cassius Gould and wife Sept 11. a girl. John Tasker will tell you that its a girl but his face don't wear a girl smile ami gives it away. It's a boy born Sept. 10. Assyria is just bursting with sensations. Mrs. IL D. Chapman is visiting rela­ tives at South Haven. Garrison Moore, A. G- KenL G. O. Kent. Chas. Tuckerman and IL D. Chair man were at the state fair Thursday. Chas. Morehouse and family arc visiting here. Edgar Tyler, of Vermontville, was in town Sunday and Monday. Mrs. Tyler is staying at John Tasker’s this week. The creamery wagon was badly shaken up ia-t week Wednesday. The horses or rather colts got scared at a dog barking ami turned at the Center to go back to Bellevue, struck against the hotel steps tipped the wagon and contents over. The horses ran as far as O. M. Cleveland's be­ fore they were caught. John Stage, of l-ansing. Is visiting old friends for a few weeks. Farmers are busy sowing wheat and cutting corn. Bert Watring Is on tbe sick list. Mrs. Spltter and two children accom­ panied the Rev. to Marshall last .Sunday. Deacon Benedict, of Vermontville, was on our street Monday. Mre. Richard Elerton is visiting her parents in Jackson. Wilber Hurten and family, of Lenawee oountv. «re U.lilog rrtand. here. At the school meeting in school district. No. 3. J. Watring was elected assessor. Tbe report Monday morning was that lowb Lockhart had al last got married, rehlch MUM-a > s«Ml de.l of In the evening the hid. m«'le hnu • but to their sorrow he was alone and coxily entertained the boys. FrI.i»v George Taylor drew to Nashvll eJrida}. 162 bushels of oats on a wagon with a span of 2.000 lb. horses.____________ _ J. MeKNUle .nd mfe m»d« * the south side on .Sunday and tlnir lielgliborL Edmund, and SohunmtCT, did the same earlier in the day. , W. H- Fisk l» reported on tbe sick Ladies’ Lion Process Shoe, Made by Crosby & Huchins & Co., Mass. ( Also a fine tine of GENT’S SHOES PRICES RIGHT, AT F. G. STOWELL’S ^pairing done by J. C. Woodruff. The best Advertis­ ing medium tn Bar­ ry County. C1S?B. Hamilton has been to our state capital, whether for business or pleasure The beat $8.00 jacket in the city at O. D. SpauldingS. Fine white and fancy bordered blankets 81.00 per pair at O. D. Spaulding's. We ritll special attentioh to our line of black dress goods. O. D. Si*AiT.ntx<». For tin- Kent Agricultural and the West Michigan fair at Grand Rapids. Sept 14th to I8thl ttft- Michigan Central will sell tickets for 95 Oeuts. good returning not later tlaui Sept 26th. M. A. Gili.maN, AgL For the Jacksou County fair at Jackson, Sept 22d to 25th, the Michigan Central will sell excursion tickets for $3.50 for round trip, good returning not later than Sept 2IJth. M. A. Gll.t.MAN. Agt. Another large Invoice of W. L. Douglas' $3.00 ihoes just received by Woolley A Bron-san. This firm is working up a re­ markable trade on these shoes, and It’s no wonder, for it’s a remarkable shoe for the money; ’ The | attendance in the high school is over lijO. and there is not an empty seat In the large room to be had. The board are considering the advisability of hiring a third BHsistanL and this will no doubt be done shortly. ’ The (couple to be married before the grand fitand during the fair, can have their marriage certificate framed free of charge by Archie McCoy, the popular furniture and carpet man. who will give the same as a special premium. All members of the Hastings Bicycle Club are earnestly requested to meet at the Court house Thursday. Sept 34th. at 12:30 p. m. to prepare for the parade at the fair that afternoon. A. C. Biu>wn, Pres. John Busby, the lightning shaver of Busby Bros. Palace Berber shop. pn*poses on «ich morning of the Barry C®. fair to shave Archie McCoy, the funtlture and carpet man. in one and oue-half minutes, (ta to the Palace Barber shop and be served, likewise. Each day of McCoy’s and Heath’s bal­ loon ascension a live turkey will be taken to the clouds and turned loose. H’s flight to the earth Is said to be a very Interesting sight. One dollar will be given for the re­ turn of the turkey, if uninjured, after each ascension. Tbe state board of equalization finished their labors at Lansing this week. ‘1'he initialized value has been increased from 8945.000.000 in 1887 to $1,130,000,000. an Increase <»f nearly 30 per cent. Barry county is raised from $13,009,000 to 81o,000.000. Everybody ought to have a new pair of i.nt as vet we have not Beard of their be shoes to be ‘-in II" during fair time. ta, id to tbe bop - tn tbe ot Spence Bros, have by far the largest line "•dI of any firm In tbe county. The PlDgnte & Smith shoe they handle is a model fur lieauty and It cannot for rounr. wear. 1 During the evnre •*’“’'!*? mjhu’ Ij THe'membCT. ot this l>e linnbeaten Me both Having decided to leave thia city, Ira GEORGE COX, OF LACEY. AC­ ' anValkenburgh, the furniture dealer andCIDENTALLY SHOT. undertaker, has decided to close out his entire line. Here's an excellent chance for some young man that wishes to estab­ Friday the people In and around Looey lish himself in a good business, and for people who wish to buy furniture, carpets, wen* greatly excited by reporta that George Cox bad been shot and could not curtains and rugs at a bargain. live, and the reports proved true. Just An affecting scene was witnessed In how the accident happened we have been Grand Rapids a few days since, when unable to learn as particulars of the James Russell an old sailor, returning shooting have not reached' us. But from from an absence of 16 years in foreign what we have been able to learn it seems waters and met his wife who had come that he had laid his gun down on the from Hastings to meet him. It was not ground, and in some manner it was dis­ learned whether be had gone after a pall charged. the load entering his right side of water or bad taken a ride on the Detroit and making a horrible wound. The in­ jured man was cared for and Dr. Vanstreet cars.—Ex. Born called who did everything in bis The many friends of Mrs. Edward Ross, power to relieve his sufferings. Though formerly of this city, will be pained to alive at this writing he cannot live long. learn of her death at her home in -Mlshawaukee. Ind., from typhoid fever. Mrs. Humbugging the Farmer. Roos won many friends during her stay in Peddlers with fancy teams have struck this city by her many noble qualities and this vicinity and are going from house to her death will be greatly regretted. The house trying to sell the farmers a -fourafflicted family have the sincere sympathy hole wrought steel range for $68 or $63 of all. according to terms. Many persons are C. L. Beamer has rented F. II. Barlow's being taken It* by these fictitious prices. building on Jefferson street, where the If parties desiring to,purchase a firat-clasa postofficx! formerly was, and will make it steel range will call at Weiwert Bros., a general depot for peaches, both whole­ stove dealers, and see the Superb Helper sale and retail.* Parties can also be sup­ wrought eteel range, manufactured by the plied at his orchard at O'Donnell. A. H. Chicago A. Erie Stave Co., Erie, Pa., they B. Ellis has charge of the storeroom- here, will be surprised to discover that they can and will take orders for the fruit, which buy a much larger ono with six holes on top for much less money. The Superb will be delivered at any part of the city. Helper is first-class 'in every respeet. One of the most Important articles of. The sheet steel is extra heavy. Tho ends diet in the average household is tea. If are triple thickness, two of heavy steel one uses it he wants the pure, unadultera­ and one of asbestos between the two steel ted article. Joe. Rogers, always alive to plates. The oven doors are balanced and the interests of his customers, has secured one style lias the celebrated "automatic an especially fine article. It is called the door ^opener and closer,” by the ‘use of Royal Satsuma and is of the crop of 1891. which it Is unnecessary to use the hand In Call on him during the fair and get a sam­ opening or closing the door as it is opened ple of this celebrated- tea and you will by a simple movement of the fooL Don’t pay extravagant prices for goods never use any other. manufactured a thousand miles away from The annual excursion to Petoskey and home when yon can get a better article Traverse City via D. L. * N. and G. IL &. made near beese for tliirty per cent. less. These ranges are for sale by Webaert I. railroads will be run on Tuesday, Sep­ tember 22d. This will be the best oppor­ Bros. tunity of the year to visit the famous re­ sorts of Northern Michigan at very low Name and Residence rates and In Che best part of the season. No Special train will run through. Tickets ... i Frank Kelly, Chicago, 1U. Haney" hSudCs, Mich. good to return until Oct 1st Inclusive, on lxe l( Jennie George Flora, Casco. Mtcb. any regular train. Train will leave Wood­ TTiunie Mahoon, Delton. Mich. i Win. M. Moore. Baltimore bury at 7:58 a. m. Round trip S4.00. 1 )-Ltlllaa M. SUoup, Maple Grove Geo. DkHaven, Gen. 1*084. AgL The Otsego Union indulges in a greift deal of crowing In its last issue, over the Following are tbe real estate transfera victory of their hose team at Kalamazoo on for Un* week ending September 14, U)01,u Labor Day, but very wisely refrains from taken from the books in the register’s office: making any bluffs as to what their team John M, Reiser to Dayton Jordan: 38asee3 can do for money. It’s all right to crow Woodland 3560. T. M. Bush to Scott McIntosh; 80a sec 31 while there h an opportunity though, for Hastings glJXXK the chance probably wouldn'bpresent Itself Tbonias Craig to Sctb Pratt; 18a sec v Assyria again after another contest The Union •ftO. Win. W. VanHorn to Wa*. F. Bldnant; Jlots 3t truthfully remarks that "money talks, not and 33 Deltou *0.0. wind," anti if the backers of the Otsego Tims. J. Tates to Wm. A. Glover; 150a sec 3, team are confident of the superior sprint­ Yankee Springs 32.0OJ. H. IL Trask to Judson Ernsberger; tot .8 blk ing abilities of their team. a proposition 10 eastern add city •!». from them will be entertained, and the cu­ riosity of the Union will be satisfied as to ••who are the financial backers of the Has­ The annual meeting of Hie Barry. Prairieville, I tone aud Orangeville detective as-ovlallou will tings team.” t>.‘Isrid r. HlcKory Corner* on Saturday. Sept. „ We understand it is Iwing reported in JiUKat^o’etock.p in EcgkxkHAUTHORS. Pre*. certain quarters that no balloon ascensions John J. Purkins. Sec’y. will be made during the fair; that it Is simply a fake to draw a crowd. To such THE MARKETSwe desire to state that we have seen the <contract between Prof. Kabrich, and Apples—Dried. 8c. Archie McCoy, the furniture and carpel Batter- U&I4. . man, and Fred L. Heath, the druggist, for Clover seea 33.5084.00. . Corn‘!>~^/k^PCr bU" three balloon ascensions and parachute ,drops from the fair grounds here on Wed­ Beef-Dmsed $5.MMS4» calves, H-WSW® :nesday, Thursday and Friday. September ; calf, 5c. ‘23, 34 and 35. If any one is skeptical Lard—8c. ■ al»out this matter, Messrs. McCoy and Lime—BelilDgatoOe per bbl; waterltme ,*!£•Heath wlll bc pleased to show their con­ per bbl. ’tract with Prof. Kabrich. Moreover, the OaU-30c. perbu. ,officers of the Agricultural society would .not have dared to have advertised such an llaster^-tteiling at$4.» per ton. Halt—Selling at SI per bbl. attraction unless it was certalD-.lt would be Timothy Seed-Selling at SI JS pe icarried out. To have done so would have Wheal—No. 1. white* .90: red jfc t>cen to make such mep as Morris Burton. Flour— S3.R> per hundred. Hye-«3. Asa Pennock, Norman Latham and the Apples-SJ330C. executive committe guilty of a fraud of ILtriey-Sl.lO. ' the meanest kind. There is no doubt : b >ut the balloon ascensions taking place ' rs advertised. The guaranty of McCoy .and Heath alone should be sufficient I’ROBATE OBDKR. Their reputation as business men is at stake in this nutter, and they could not State of Michigan, County st Barry—M­ At a MMion ot the Probate t.uurt *<»rtbe afford to perpetrate a fraud for ten times Cowtty of Barry, bolden iU the Probate Office tn what it will cost them to secure Prof. tl*e city of Hastings. In said county, on Baturdsy, tbe tweltthday of September In the year oae Kabrich. thoasaad eight hundred and ninety one. Froseut, Charles W. Armstrong. Judge o< Services at the Presbyterian church Sept 20, morning and evening. The Y. P. S. C. E. meets at the Presby­ terian church Sunday evening. Sept 90ttv nt 6:30, to be led by Miss (Mire Grigsby. 4 ( zTfK. Michigan M. E. conference closed Its session at Grand Rapids Tuesday. BaiFollowing are the pastors assigned to F ~ ry county charges: Hastings—Rev. W. M. Puffer. Hastings circuit—to be supplied. Woodland—Rev. A. K. Kelllon. Nashville—Rev. J. W. McAllister. Banlield—Rev. J. W. Wallaoe. Prairieville—Rev. J. T. Cook. Middleville-^-Rev. T. II. Jacokes. Irving—Rev. G. E. Hollister. Freeport—Bev. G. A. Myers. Hastings. Irving and Biintlcld are the only appointments unchanged. Rev. Puf­ fer Is sent to this city for the fourth year. matter of the estate of WilllaialL C^ki'n-juHnuand filing the petition dulg veriftad ot Benjamin Cole, father of said dcceaaed, praying that the administration of said estate may be granted to John A. Cole, or to some “'^raa^nit’sSXred.'tliat.TuMday thaiigi day o< October. A. D. 1831. at tw .o'clock, ia. tM forenoon, be astlgued tor tbe hearing ot said petition. and tlutt Hie heirs at law of aajd deceased and all other person* interested tn aald estate, are required to appear at a. seasfon of said court then to be hoStea at the I’robttta Office, in tbe city of Hastings, in said county, s^dsianr cause, if any there be. why the pram of the petitioner may npt.be granted. And 11 to further ordered, that said pell loner give notice to the persons interested In said estate, of the pendency of said pellHon. and the hearing thereof by causing a copy of this ordnr to be pubUahed In the Hastings Baumer, a newspax-r printed and circulated tn said eountyM tarry once in each veek for three succresive weeks previous to said day of bearing. Chas. w. AicMtuntova, Judge of Probate [A true copy] I’lUrilATK OKDBK Rev. Frank Carpenter, late of Jackson, State of Michigan. County of At a session, of the Probate Court tar lb® is the x*ew U. B. minister of Hastings County of Barry, holden at tho Probata Office. charge. There will be regular services In the Citv ul Hastings, in said eoonty. on Wednesday, Hie 1«th day of September. in Hie next Sunday at Roger’s hall. year one rhomand eight handnd and ninety oaa PHMtd. Charles W. Arturtrotqc. Judge of OHn Family. The sixth Annual Reunion of the Olin, family will be held at Bennington Vt. in October. On which occasion the Chicago, Kalamazoo & Saginaw R. 11. in connection with the Cincinnati, Jackson & Mackinaw K. R. will sell through excursion tickets from Hastings at the following low rates: To Kent Ohio $7,75, to Buffalo N. Y. $10, to Binghamton X. Y. $14. to Bennlngtob Vu $17, for lheVound trip. Tickets good going on C. K. A S. train leaving Hastings September 2Kb, at 8,50 a. tn. cmineMiMg at Richland junction with special ttalits return on regular trains within 30 dara. vtoinoU tbi. “Ftl™' '“ rbt'"^ enerrrtle men. «nd their «re •• Sleeping car aceotnodation* must be Sept. ’rd. • thunderbolt , the y,,, n.,,re»-M them. Go thorn If roo secured before September 19lh. For ^r'Srft.X.Tf.^L Tbe Lti. .tothtn, tn the U« of txmu or further information rail! U. Uuulip ^"unrt S.* 2! T: V. I A* On reading and fllta*the prLitton duly rertfiod of A. A, Aidrich, xda.lnfoirator of tbe estate0< said deceased, praytog that his final account this day filed may be heard and idtowed and a decree of disiribulton and aiutanment duly "‘Thereupon it U orderc.1. that Tuesday, tte JOth day of October. A. D. IWd.alteno'etoekln Court. ttoratobeboWenat the Probate DBtaa in U*e City of ILurthwv, m said County, and show eanae. R any there tw. why tbe prayer M the peUtewev may n * be granted. AndH W further or^nsl, tb.vt said petit Souer give M(taa U» the person* Interested In saM rvtate. of the 7 �LIFE ON LITTLE MISS DOT. “Miss Dorothy! Miss Dorothy!" Sharply, shrilly tbe voice pierced toe •till, warm air. It waa plainly evident that the tall, middle Aged woman wbo called was very angry at not receiving an answer, for she snatched up a large *un hat. and with long, rapid strides strode down the broad driveway. At tbe goto-she paused, and with up­ lifted hand shielding her face from the hot, glaring sun, she eagerly scanned tbe acres of green lawn that stretched before her. “Mire Dor-othyf “Yea, yes! Tm coming. Wait a min­ ute. please,’’ and with swift, flying foot­ steps a young girl came bounding across th© lawn. A noble hound and a skye terrier followed, leaping on her at every step she took. “Down, Pouto! Fritz, you bad dog! See what you have done to my drees,” and she looked rather ruefully at tbe large rent in the white muslin—white once, but now torn and bedraggled with mud. “Well, 1 never!" and the elder woman held up both hands in amazement. “Never saw such a Kight! Is that it?’ It was a sweet, laughing voice that asked the question. But the warm, flushed face was more so—round and piquant, sparkling with life and animation. “I have been romping with the dogs, Mrs. Grey. It was warm work, though, and I do wish I had a fan. Oh, may I have your hnrt?” and merrily laughing, the tempestuous girl ruthlessly snatched the hat from the astonished woman. “Well, I never!" At this second amazed ejaculation tho dimpling Kpritc threw kick her head, sending out peal after peal of clear, ixreristible laughter. “There, Mrs. Grey. I feel more com­ fortable," and sho placed tho bat back carefully. “Thanks—but oh, 1 forgot; you called me. For what am I wanted. •« “Mr. Wellman wishes to see you, but you can't- go to him with your dress in that condition.” “Guardy!" and tho hot, vivid color rushed over chock and brow. “But I can­ not help it if I do look so—so wild. He knows that I never look and act like other girls. Down, Pouto! Fritz, come on!" and without stopping she bounded up the tnassiv© stone steps, both dogs following—a pretty picture of innocent girlish grace and abandon. With a quick, impetuous movement she threw open the study door, glancing half doubt­ fully and a trifle timidly at the figure re­ clining in the large easy chair. "Ah, little Miss Dot. you have return­ ed. Been romping as usual. Now, con­ fess." and an amused, playful smile curved Earle Wellman's lips. “You are right, Guardy. Look!” and she held out the torn gown. “Oh, Dot!" laughing softly, “what a wildflower you are! I beard Mrs. Grey call you 'Miss Dorothy,’ and as I saw you tearing acroas the lawn, tbe dogs at ' your heels, 1 could not help smiling. Such a grand jdame fdr a little hoidc-i. brimful of life and mischief! Miss Dor­ othy, indeed! Nothing but‘Little Miss Dot’ will suit you. It is short, just like"---“Stop!" and a tiny foot comedown angrily. “I know I'm short, but you need not tell me, and as for my name, what's in a naxjle, anyway?" “A great Seal, Miss Dot," and Dot Baker looked up in surprise, wondering at tbe cold hauteur she saw pictured in the strong, manly fact- bending over her. “Little Dot, see what 1 have here!" and his face softened visibly as he stepped to tho sofa and throw back a white coverlid, revealing the sweet, dimpled face of a slenflhg child. With alow cry of delight Dot fell on her knees before it “Where did she come from, Guardy?" and Dot hid her fuco in the mass of soft flannel. “I do not know, Dot. I found this basket in the hall. In it was this child, quietly sleeping, as she is now. And not a word of explanation. I cannot under­ stand. Can ydh lift this veil of mystery tbe least bit, Miss Dot?' “II Hovr-" “Well, then, what are wo going to I if 1 I “Do?" She lifted her bead, vague alarm and distress in her face. Then she‘ sprang up, clasping tho sleeping child to' “Let me keep the child. Guardy. Youi could not send the poor innocent away, could you?*’ and she gazed at him pleadfaiiy. “Miss Dot, yon surprise me. Why are■ you so interested in the little stranger?" “Stranger'/' Then, as if recollecting herself, she bent and kissed the little fact’, thus hiding the deep color that had suffused her owl “I am interested because I love little ones; and see, she is awake.” And she held up the baby girl to his view. “Isn't riw jaretty?' And tho tender hearted, impulsive girl covered tho little face “Oh, Guardy, say that I may keep her. I have always loved her. I”----“What?” “I—1 mean I have always loved chilIt waa true that Earle Wellman did ‘Dorothy Baker!” laying one hand anything about this child?” “Yea," throwing him a looked mingled few and defiance; 'I know that I love “Love her! Too love everything and -Do jr “Yea. with one -exception, Mias Dot. m “I raid I knew that I loved hex.’ “A year old! How do vou know that. MiasDotT “1—oh, well. 1 should judge an. Wouldn’t you?" She looked so innocently demure that it was with difficulty tfcat her questioner refrained from wailing. “Yea, I think you are right.’’ and he looked more earnestly at the baby face nestling so contentedly against Dot. The eyes, a pretty blue, were wide open and gazing at him in pretty won­ der. Involuntarily ho held out his handa, at which the baby crowed in de­ light Its little dress was neat and pret­ tily made, and evidently careful, loving hands had robed the little one. “Well, Mias Dot." • “Yea, Guardy." “I am sorely puzzled. Let your woman'fl wit advise me." “Woman's wit!” laughingly. "And you are always bogging me to try to be sensible." “Well, then, try to tell me where I can find a homo for this child. If I can­ not find some good, motherly soul to take it we shall have to send it Into the city to the orphan asylum, where it will l>e cared for. Why, Dot! What is the trouble?” and ho sprang forward in alarm. With a face from which every particle of color had fled, eyes fastened on his in wild, dilated terror, clinging to tho child as if fearful that it would be torn from her, she faced him. “No!. no!" Slowly the words fell from her blanched lips. “Don’t do that, Guardy! It would be cruel, cruel! Baby was sent to you. Some one wonts you to care for it; aomo one know that you were pitiful and tender hearted. Don’t, don’t send her away." “Some ouel Do you know who that some one is?" he sternly demanded. “Why, how should I know?" and she looked at him in blank astonishment. “Only some one must have thought so, or they would not have left her here.( Don’t you see? And," she timidly added, “it must be that God wished you to care for baby." He smiled at her childish explanation. “Mira Dot. wtet a qo«r girl yoo are. Will I ever understand your strange moods? All terror one moment, tearfnllv pnrivmtintr tho next but nlwava dre • ?A°d ».n“I’bLithiB e? Ma}' 1 keeP .vaby.’” she asked eagerly. “Do yon realize, child, what a strange predicament this place? mo in? What woold on nrigbbora ray UI odoptM a . , v, “(viocarrowbat propio toy? I ion'L" “No. I know yoo dTnot; but I do." “TTmo I know what wo ran do, Gterty. Von can Udi Mra Grundy that Mrs. Groy, your housekeeper, has adopted a child. She will consent if I «k ter. Stoy EEarle Wellman tugged viciously at his dark muatateo, looktag thougbUuDy at the uplifted face. -. — ..... ■•You know Guimlv that 1 am «o lonteomewmwim^JtetUtekbowthl, little one would amuse inc. Do not re­ fuse me, Guardy." “No. I will not. Have your own way, little Miss Dot. Tlxat is, if Mrs. Grey will Consent." , “Oh. she will. Now kiss your little protegts" and Dot laughingly held up the cooing baby. With deeper color Earle Wellman bent'iqs dark head and did as she bade him. "That’s rightr and, laughing merrily, the happy, triumphant girl fled from the room. It was at collego that Earle Well­ man met,Howard Baker. They were classmates, and soon became close friends. A long time ted etepeed' eii.ee the dur tter rawlnetad wten Karin nwnvnl a they graduated, wteu Laric recoved e l..rar Cram How.nl wc.Ura an M. letter from Howard, written on his A*. dying bed. In it he implored Etrle to be­ come guardian to his motherless tengter-ohl girl. "She I. rich in worldly goods." he wrote, "bat wilhoni » homo" Earle accepted the charge, and placed Dorothy Baker under his mother’s loving care. This was eight years ago. Dorothy, or little Miss Dot, as she was generally called, owing to her petite form and childish ways at ten, willful, yet loving, a sparkling bit of fun and cheer, w«is changed but little at tho ago of eighteen; while Earle Wellman, still handsome at thirty-nine, had lost the frank, merry hearted way that had cnaroctenreu him, mm, ana naa grown once characterized and had coldly .ten, and r^liM to all. . J . . —. v ing the irresistible Dot It was true, as the servants said, that Dot could win a smile, cven a snatch of true, ringing laughter from Earle Well­ man while others failed. Her childish wix^omeness unconsciously compelled all to love her. Her irrepressible impul'siveness was forever causing her trouble, ‘yet she was always ready to soothe’ and cheer others with her soft, careesiug ways. Willfully defiant one moment, strangely quiet and lovingly docile tho ■next, she ha.l wo fen herself around Mrs. Wellman'* heart until she seemed like an own daughter. It had been a happy household of four until the discovery that Lncie Wellman had eloped with a struggling artist, rob­ bed it of all its Kunshine, crushing out tbe life of the gentle mother, for the sudden blow was too heavy. Then it was that Earle Wellman changed — a change so quick and complete that it was difficult to realize and believe. Ho open­ ed one letter from the erring girl, plead­ ing for forgiveness, thus obtaining her address, so that he could forward onehalf the fortune bequeathed him at his mother’s death, and forbade her ever to asked Dot to refrain from uttering her name in his presence, laying his mother's sudden death at her door. True, Lncie had pleaded with her brother to allow her to marry the artist, whom she declared she loved. All to no avail. Had appealed to the mother,. but the son ruled, and the young girl left them. Since then Earle had not seen her, and her numerous letters were thrown on the burning coals unopened. Dot still remained, and tho active THE nETROIT, I.ANSIN^ FRONTIER. broach the'subject many time*, Mt Earle's chilling lisuteur had silouced her. tlie —-----------, She found no chance do^1 to be lone­ au ««• s!“' »b« •*» “‘5“^! l°*l«l1! some. Baby, as she continued to call tebln of tte Battle- r»l»UJ her, claimed all her time and the child ,. .tout mldalgbt. cowpleuotu oa-rnew lungto toher wrwith muipassionate piu-u.juairfondnew. w.—■ u„ rolling prairie, -nd tltek -g- a. tte clung Lending tho child. Dot went into * w. Leading tho child. Dot went tn~ wy. Ll«bu^burtfugMjWr u.Ku« Ko Itoll ** u> th, ter uf Ute, or wor* «• Moor Of n>o te^«■r«••»l•™»<1'1'■'■ ... tte whole limo olloUod, bat tte Itecb!?fcnX.l a- follow who -HUI. mall Jjitnine . HtM-rll... Loa ell... «lnu.... 8c. ioul«. “•Im ’. 74 5.i 2£®nd»y. nv,.Tkt|„;,— gone to sleep, camping the Lime wm within cwo minute* of expir­ «•.»*. nt. runstniouxh i,, ' ing. Aw the achoUra filed out she sold Vo e<r: S' ™£r seat*.» rent*. • ’tn,lt *>Ui pan® hie year . ont lh. °u no<con i0r*. and Youn1U. hands knndii bo Ort mysteriously, rnrttteritMUdv. just IXUjt one OD6 yeOT 0,1 l“® . ______ .nrl Youn1M ii. nt. Iim throw'll uarlor ► . rra.m «*ut». SSreurs. r r*r «o ■go, lazilv reclining in the same chair, jK ,_SS ,.u’.'Soter _ Mmtnl for to. the Irak lad*, «h<> who b^lrown, did you finish your abstract?” “Yes ma'am," Le answered. “Ah, Mire Dot, you have Baby, as were uusccnatomed to milk when at home, V' •«* M. brought out a big pan of driictoo* cool Curious to see what ho could have writ­ "“Why, of couriKl We ere Ineepmrrtrrahnulte “ ten in so short a time she looked over tbe .... torir -i >___ t__ Altoffothcr. ** tl.lMofilre, ’ ■ ,> W> £"5y roofrarail eootatoJ tohlmtolt.en tohta».lf.en Inill.oerare loHl.otoer. pajfeni. and found this: ble, tool I love her eo." . Seedy “I am a worn out shoe; my coffin Is the He naw tho wiitful. yearning look that I was not without it* fun. _______________________ («M । I'Ul. A,..* **h barrel, noy grave the dump.” « I PHOHATE UHbE|C~~=T” She say* that almoKt a* firmly Imprwoed too, that he felt something was arniwt t „ ti leader and chief of tho on her memory a* this remarkable compo- Stale- of Michigan. County of harn -j “What i. the trouble, Mi- Dot? Izn’t ! of X a fiunoy* man In hfa At I* MMfou of II... Oomdy of Harry. Loin..;, h| ; Dukv . ...... ra* eku nlilor Baby vi-tollW' welt?" and wd ho to took the to. CUfly curly I . .Ulra anttlcr* ra.ri.ir. of ol KK’iTiSiKl." '7 to. headed fairy in—hfa arms. He,• too,uunucu J up— —---------ted Itemed to cere for tbe blue eyed etrwiger. ■•Yte-beriUriugly, “Bebyi.well.lrat, ob, Gterdyl I want to talk to you. May IT ^d to. looked .1 him ateiotely. ^f cbBd. Wte. do you mean? Why ask if you may? Am I not always willing?" “Yas. Guardy, vest’ But it is about— Lucie. Oh, don’t!" and she grasped hi* Lm with both tend. » .be »w tte look tt mingled rage and consternation U1C Italy » ~ —-------------------- •» ----- -­ | tvanfULS „ jn cven now --------------remember hi* name mw the “100” mark on bi* paper.—Youth'i WMt . wlthn,, boyewweutewell■kelrate Companion. I of .uratleg to. ludten foe. but ttej hoped ttet If they m.tu>r of Idie redtodte ■ to^oulde-to. £tete.) One of the most common signs of want | „^’XWodS^h.ra on to. of good breeding I* a sort of uncomfortable consciousness of tbe hands, an obviou* ig­ norance of what to do with them, and a painful awkwardness In their adjustment. hour ot n^ht or day. Those The hands <>f-a gentleman seem perfectly ■ who had mounted guard during tbe wlier at home without being occupied: they are of tho evening went to their rest. habituated to elegant repose, or if they Charlie, a* he dropped off to »»«*"> spontaneously move it is attractively. tte fooutep. of to. Some of Queen Elizabeth’* courtiers to hlmralt. half in Jrat. "Tte Wolf made playing with the sword hilt an ac­ d°£,c no wolf ram. to dUturb torir rium- complishment, and the most efficient weap­ on of tbe Spanish coquette i* her fan.— L ra Th. bright nod cbrartul d.r, ted j q[ WrdM jupelled the gloom of New York Weekly. In the matter of lb, i-—-.,. H. Haroo dece*»cd. Allee On rrsdlreaud fillnr ttr a . fled, of I A. Baftm. huM/and* <“1* praylM that the admlnteraho* ........... the forenoon, be **»tgur,t f.iJ’t tbr ed, and *11 other perton* '*,"***•*-Ute. teiulnil “ A. LI. **id court, then to b>. boiden mi thL^SSS.®* office. In tho city of )|*Mlr">* inuia’^ie nnd show cause. If any there uf5?iTi of the petitioner * ttet bad .wept orer hieTure. it I* further orderel. tfctf .*lrt not be to the per^.^ intereitU “Dorothy!" of the pendrm > of >*hi petition »td “Oh. Guardy, don’t look so! Be pfatn< thereof in'the by cau»lnc *n»pvof thi. puHiated IfaMrtKTO**"!* ful,” and tho tears welled up into her lbe liiRh^ and WM lifted from the •fate-r printed and eimilatwl In Cwnu 5 brown eyes, while his face softened ot llie nnxloua settler*, some ot Magnus Scott—I wish you would wear Barn once In e..b week bv thro-Si* slightly. i whom, separated from wives and children. all your diamonds at the Bobs-Jonea to­ week* previuu* to tatd day of hearina “Think of all these years, and not a . were troubled with thought* of home* de­ CHAU/.K k ’,V. Arm<thoxg. night. word from Lude. Don’t you want to spoiled ■'"ri.lrntei,. bpunni and crojm ."I- destroyed. .—.r—— Juat r a* they Mrs. M. Scott—But, my dear, the occa­ lA.rneeopy.l Zher^’ I had bad fiufahrd finished breakfart breakfart and and were were preparing preparing 1 tnnrr.h to the fort. DOW ouly two Of sion dore not. warrant that. MOi:r<iAGE HALE. “ Magnus Scott—Tile deuce with the occaIMaul! havluK been tnH<to in flic wmdjtUH. of * certain ».<>«« «• in vte t.y and walked to the window. | „p S toe mMn?lm!l wTtb n flourish of *ol- drew on «me “• today.-Jewelero' today.—Jewelers’ Ciroular. Circular. » single nisii. i.> 'pttniri dated November t*. nfieiK A |j n One moment the girl looked after him, (|Scr|y limnncr. informed the company that and recunte.1 in tije „( the |fLrfu„i irresolute and doubtful, then she fol- | ti,0 cpmnianding officer at the jawt had in­ Dee!*, for furn to,lul) ‘I wonder if Shakespeare would have lowed. Thia time she did not touch : formation..... that to theto. Cheyennes, toataM of SLute. ra ted bl. ptey. « be him. but laid one hand on the head of ' crossing over t “ * “ "uu " “ "!S.1Sdk H.totoM tev. taken , y°° ,^ut---------------“c*?• _ . . , . . • home axsured that there was nodanger to --° —w ------“Mu Mira Dorothy!" „r Ihdr („„|||... “ “ D° roth 'ted u‘d Earle looked et t her in amazement I Having delivered thia welcome message “I mean it Since Baby came you ' ln gtunj and semi-offlclal manner, the i . - ~~— — ---------- - . . *«* •• «•—~ ------- - - -------- --- —7T~i ’r„ __ ----------’ ;your -----------sister. corjxjralOh, dirtnountrd from hi* steed lUMMWW have relented toward ,' corporal fromiuhl*eu steed in , j Guardy, r-niiro be- tod. "----------------------JSJ to todismounted —tai Invitation taritatte. foo» B.b forgive her fully.” ; answer a. ptenrinft from Bat‘ - - • Think of mother, tIre, and unbent himself like an ordinary । You know ^1 toow*toatitwnaLude’s mortal• to partake very*-hearty break• of* a - ------—‘-----*■ -> I wn<.lh>r Rnr tart of venison, corn bread and coffee. The ' . dfagrat*fnl conduct that killed . ; company UUS;UI1}. tbcjr gunM HIlti rifle*, wt company uuslung their guns and rifle*, sat : Siv®“?r; ^eTerI . 1' aowu • . nun — ■ • •»------- •— down again, and. ACK»ivu regaled themselves with Bguiu, . c-. -«•»...... 1, “™ “k “"“V* । --------------------------------i pipes, occasional cupa of strong coffee, and I - pleading fnr for krar her hrtmnlftMt homeless z-hlld. child. Sho She . yet mon, exbllarating tales of too exploits ‘“'T1 and “d„w0 “‘a have forgiven '"Tra• nd]„ udveuturre of Indian slayers of toe loved would her, in Bm '• * “ _ *bra --------—’* call ' I ?•<? ateo. „r" ii..r l!n„con the Kaumui frontier. The ! i great Indian scare waa over. Before night । her back." stifled groan bo atajnrcred to a b-11 asnin errry raulra bad goa, HL. owa | intoto tendw । way u, bb, claim. gl»l tori tblno wra. no ■ “5^ , .. . , _ 1 wonw. but grouiLlite at L'ndeHamforthe Dot cast heraelf down at Ins feet, laying j w| kh )iail left theiregion *o °I,’ra'“i^.1U*i^ed a , dyfon-lra-Wl.« »»e»««ete, ted eoto.. i .. (?ua’’dj. There was a depth of _Xoah Brooks In St. Nicholas. ^'H-K teudraora. tn ter young ro.ee, -----------i "Let me tell yon what I know of Lucin. OriK(n <>f -Whic." : She“ isIn in BB---------- ,, Moon. alone. Uer Her puatenu husband a is. Sen-ral Several tetrana rentons Lara hnve Iran la«en .v^lgnnl aaaigncvl to to te ac­ i« tenging to rata™Jou». “J 1" ___ ; ;____ ;____ '_________ __________________________________ ____ “/ ' I long to have her. Her husband was known to nil th? English *;»eakiii<people, true. Guardy. and she loved him to the By some the word fa supposed to beacon­ end. Think of that Oh, say something lotion of a lancer one, "whlggamorv.” ♦ra Tterat *rkia umf.ii ran /ro<.i,tnn« ,na which in some partri of Euglaud and Scuttom«. Thu awful rileuce (n^hfona me |aI1j, ratwciallySra'ilaad, »i«uifteaa drovra i 1 •HerateL'for tatoteto. total. . rate drama in it. Ophelia could then have sui­ cided in full view of the audience.—Life. ...... .... .......... . ... “! Jrauteri d-jiJHi provided for In »»id u: no »ultM preceroing at law having br,-, uwfimted recover tin- drill kn-nml i.v e.i.i ____ _ When tbe ankle baa been severely sprain­ ed immerse it immediately — in — hot ee. <- water. • keeping It there for fifteen or twenty min­ ute*. After it has l»ren taken out of tbe water keep it bandaged with cloths wrung out of hot water. Now. therefore, by v iHor cf the power of u!« aoujainfd InMUUinnrtKueand thr «utute £ such <m*d<- .L'I<! proiided linuce u h»rrtT CHl tlial U<I En<Lu . flit- ..Ktin.i n<T 0> lW? . A D. liPI. -t ten o’clock In tlx f«ew« laliail sell *i piii lic auction to the blcbr,: 1j‘<l dee nt the nort h froi.! n-nr/.f she r0Un Low In tbe city of HaMnig*. K/rr> t'ronty. Mica, that belt»: the pU- > i:-i e th<- cheut roa< for Hairy , County to L-H .n. the ;nnita* fe*. crvn-i .u mid r>...r SbTOKX kJ ( mav i»-<.iry-... (»y tbr .u-,t 1)t tnortt-g-. y ; . -•? rent, introst JStoroVy'-h-.-'-.' t >■ itjiian provided ] for ll.rtem. (!>.- pre; *iMT tlevnM |a tvrtiln t>rW1 Of - -------------- -............. Town cfBope. In the county <>t lum *>t<1 »ut<- ot Wchfiiu. iumI tlewriLcil ... f..:, >.»». uxtv i.'omneK- Tlie .ra. Immortal Shakespeare ——. — - — -------- — • , is aaid to have worn earring*, and Charles I la reputed to have been tbe owner of a magniflcent pair of pearl earrings, which he bequeatoed to hi* daughter the day before he was executed. BUSINESS CARDS. A. SCRIBNER, M. D., Office in hotel at present. A. A C. U. BAKBEU . Physicians and Surgeons. Calls In city or county responded to with promptness, day or night. H 1LIJAM O. LOWDEN. Lawyer. ■ Office over Julius Russell’s store. State street, Hastings, Mich. ner «4 tor !<>' by Simnn Md'gjrmr to Benjamin ahu (uunja; •outs t:.mrodi. tbetire ib'.rirtu’ind om- thlnl tJd*. thence north thrroro.!*. Ihtftre *atl Itlrtett uul onr-tblrU nxi-i- |i‘wc ul teKlnBjnz. m.1 Altoconunenruu:-' t: »■ i»iojncrdite above describwiroid. and nttiuiuz wot to |u tnorods ol tin : ; । ' ■nd ene-bal! re<l». thence e»,’ tte mt thence south *o the pl.»* >• »f t-ncnninx, »!5 on the north ca.*t quarter the north ttm <,u*rIrr o( Mvltwn tiilrtvloe In lowu '.wo nottb of runite nine [9] *«-<■ Dated Jul) '••>'. l*m. nwiri 3miKhit DaxiklStbinkk. -v.'.'y lu I'erMm. 80' ; or herder. It was to 1C79 Hurt tho word MOBTGAGR SALE. He lifted his head slowly. Crst common in the British isles, Default hAylnj: been made Ic the payment ot “Let me think, Dot. I am bewil- ■ when tbe struggle was in progress between the money efue <>;> a rerlairi real e*u>te mort­ dered," and he passed his hand over his the peasantry nnd the arfatocraci' to hnve gage made and exeruird bt Ohel I:. .-loMuif TUART. KNAPTEN A WEAVER. forcheftd. ‘ or not to have the bill passed by parliament Attorneys at law. "Yes, think, Guard}! Think of the t« exclude ihe Duke ot York from (ho line Over Haadtigs National Bank. ber second A. D.sill. M«! n ■tud’-Jm tlr-oBee H*»i(tig«, Michigan. I«ir year, lhal havo rolled l.y rinra ate rara™.iou. All who .m tefte u> at tl»c reai-ter of <&•>!*«>t Hdtn ewuitv, JlleMAssociate offices, at Grand Itapids, Mich. Kn. ihecmbermi.V■ >» >:l. at i odxk la lartraw bra bome-bra brolterl And. Ibeduka In tte Hue ot ...rra.lou e afternoon. In Lifa r X <•! J1oti^i<e*oa oh’Gnunly. think ol the long, heart , r?" d’rta"r|y called ■.k«i.»ra, »r A. SHELDON. .223. by wlm h default the f»wcro! h uid , ’. '. ‘ i j ?’ . ’ drovera, just a* tbe city dude of today njortraaerontamed has !<• come oj«t*!|« a* to broken yrar ttet te. praedI tote, ate BpMta o( tl„ . th. ■ J, • Abstract and Real Estate Office. Uir n huh- fcnwffiUt tv l-.- p*.- t? ttJd . Abstract Block, Hasting*. held her baby in her arms Think how whisker*" am! tbe “hay wwtera.” Money to loan on Iteal Estate Kcal Estate mortsrae both |- : .-Ip.ii r.: i Ihtemt.' lie is yearning to feel the touch of warm. Rut Scotch tradition gives altogether a sold on commission. General con/cyaoelux whereas there 1< clra.-i .1 tc ' e I'l*- xm cupsM ■ . . .-. *,Z”---------- —Z------- T ------ on said tatTir <* :“>■! t: <a^wpublB* , l'P« «>oe more. Knowing ril thu, digerant r. raon for .he raUteute <J tte danric a complete set of Atetrart Books, com the same At the d.de of tm* t.otke. the sen of piled from the Record*, can furnish complete live hundred and *>’•’> ■'> 1 '■ "s-’-aod itirt^ can yen refuse to allow her to return w.ral. I.Afhu: During tte early rellgioua i tract*. C. F. BBOOKH. Clerk. wanInSeolUmHteweakratotltefaeUote Bve rente. <$»■:>■'. for ; iim-lpa! ,vi.i • &rf„ * Interest.and no sust *'r nr««.erdiii;*al.aworin |. “‘dteP. DRAKE, M. D., reinltv tUkVtnc been Incituted • r taken toewro “Her baby!” tlie same or any tan t! en of. nnvr tb-m«v “Yes, Baby! Thia is hers. Her own ' motto. The initials of these word* were | not'ce to hereby given, that b> 'irtueofttr Offlce over Holloaey'a drug store. , placed on their banners thua, "W. H. LG.,’’ Alice, named after your “ mother* Oh,of sal* In «,:d murtgare f;*0 oU,er‘’ Oh OHbre hour* from 9 to ♦ p. m. Telephone, eoc power nnd soon all the follower* of that cj.in were statute in such cam; ma.1- an • f-r»vMrt.« don ‘ "“i »er sw»y- sod the girt sprans given (be title of “Whig,” which wn* after­ nretlBfi with roaideuee. at llollnaay's tints the the twenty third (far of tv ..bit A P- «*«•« ttore. >»D> «“» cloaely aronnd ward attccbed n* a party nickname.—St ten o'clock tn the f irrneen...-.( the c«1hTract door of tte Harrv Am t« mwi I tire child. - Louis Republic. T M. B. GILLASP1K, Notary Public (Mty of IlaMini.-. Barry »untr. Miction. dMX j “This—Lucie's child? Am 1 dreaxnI • nnd. U. S. Claim Agent. I I beinz thcphM-e •>! holdfsg the circuit ruurt wrw । ing?" will prosecute all kinds of claims before :be> . said County of B'tG '• I" S^emiMn are sltnat-1 Dvparimenteofthrlnteriorofr.ee. Callon bins | “No, it is true," and she placed the There are a good many absent minded at his store, corner Court and Jeflvrsoo Ste., lie auction or vendue (•» t->r i.'.Kbe*. i-la'W.tM 1 j baby girl in his anna Without a word uud.wui JiJES Haatlngx. Midi. I! he dropped his bead over that of the men aufongtbe businres men of New York as the records of the ixwtofficc will show. j gage elth inter. *( b’ ten ;.-r • rr*™ M. FOW1 ER.D.l). S. Those who mail letters without any ad­ wandering child. asd the cost* ;•(><> ril • . ......... dress and those who mail uddrwiMXl letters allowec by '»«■ incl,,'!l'\ j1''In«-dra>rt“And you knew it. Miss Dot?" twenty live Wolfar-, a- piAidnlfw Office hour* S a. m. to A p. m. “Yee, I knewit,” she repeated humbly. without any stamp are on hand in force mg described hi oti<i <-'u‘ “I hoped you would learn to love Baby, every day, The man who incloses money n W. LOWRY. M. D.. a J WM wrote tte" .tef “J in such ViUcnt is not wanting. 1 went over then, for her sake, would forgive Lucia ' * • Physician and Surgeon. from tbe Astor House one tiny nnd talked ~—-- —- ------------- -being in <"e ' '?Y . W.?‘ 7”?° , Makes a specialty bf treating diseaae* of the Ham. and «*’■• <tf > •> 1" ■ to a clerk through a six-inch window about El'Kand described *» b.l— * t • \ t^r« KAK and the nrererraiion of vtsloc “Let me think. Leave mo for a min­ it, Irnying a dollar's worth of sumps at 1 .uo.v . Grr ^SHFSy fltUnB and eye rorthwert i|«ar(. r <>f v wr t.t-"eoataia' ute. Dot.” the close ns an evidence of good faith. .finrinnortne; r.i?ue Office and residence on Broadway, near Court | Ho kissed the child, gently replacing When I arrived home, some six mils* away, Souse, Hasting;*- Mich. ' •ui-.r U. 1 vrftW. her in Dot's outstretched arms. And I discovered that 1 had given a five dollar Mort^xc.-f *Dil i ■ MITH A COLGROVE, her heart ached as Fho saw the pained, bill to the sump man and had come away without tbe change. . FkkdM Wu>i i “;" lawyers. worn expression on his face. Attorn**' for niort:;; The uext morning I was somewhat nerv­ (Office In Union block. Hastings.) “Will you forgive me for my deceit UUHlGAGt: •■'ALE ! Practice is all the courts of the state. ous concerning that four dollars and has­ and intrigue first?” tened to the pustofflee. Tho stamp clerk Drf.aH tana, teen Z. KEN ASTON, “I have notliing to forgive, little Miss waa serving a long Line of customers, but tt ’ SltwS.ra Ul • Attorney at Law, Dot," and her eyes brightened as the old as soon as I • approached and uttered tho (Over J. 8. Goddvear & Co.'s store.) sstSRSkt- .’-“j/srs pet name fell on her ear. first word he immediately and silently Practice, in all courts of the State. CoUectloas She closed the door gently, throwing banded out four one dollar bill*. prompt ya‘tandlngto. • second A D lsj«. “I don't know but what among so many one backward glance at him as be rat it T1MMEBMAN, Homoepathlc Phyfools,” said L “you might easily forget with bowed head • slclan and Surgeon. one.” A few minutes later the door was (OBcoovt Lathrop’s dru* store.) “Possibly,” he dryly retorted. “But you mueoontalned •>»’ *Mdirtrt- V ) pushed open. Ho did not look up, think­ whole amount M-currJ (•’ tv I ■*•** [ J ■ -uwmj 'x/ were the moat conspicuous one yesterday » .erbotb principal *i'd VMidaatte rV ing it was Dot, and he half expected to Two’* did you say, sirf”—New York Her­ ROBERTSON HOUSE, fhere i» clalni' dio be d;u''tte feel her light hand laid on his bead. ald. JkSmortragc and I hr »""! ’‘,?2“,£±o f«r wne at tlwdrtr of thl» t~(l<v. the -1 ™ The silence oppressed him. Ho lifted his £m<1rXi and thirteen I’.ars *j4 Cor. Jefferson and Court St*., Hasting*, Mich. rente. f«r prlocii ai *,'‘l head. gnj «ft“ When Andrew Young went to his ranch tbe further sum of four dul.ar* »•“ » •’^tse • “Lucier Ho sprang from the rh*ir. Rates, • I .OO per Day. This House is new, with pleasant rooms. The for lacuruncv jml«l t' •■“■* WJI ‘Sw»«irt«r took two steps toward the slight. Hack on Young's river, Oregon, to dig hi* pota­ bnHdlna* on sulrt premiw*. »' ’ X * ,n ^ute toes ho noticed several bushels already patronage of the public is respectfully solicited. ired to So In **»<! iww. frobed figure, then turned from her. gathered. Ho looked around tho patch ' 5p7p,Po*d'D«‘ “ AW, REAL ESTATE ANt>COLLECT­ sum ol four hundred “No, Guardy! Not that!" and an­ bat saw do sign of any one having dis­ thirty four cent*, nnd »< *M*J(l,yj.uWdt>rt»Mi taw i-in roulty hMvmicte*" ING OFFICE OF . other form flow across tbe room, grasp­ turbed the ground, and, to solve tbe mys­ IO collect U»C MOW or ", ’ p*n|bl; by drtte Palmebtox & Smith. ing his arm, and Dot’s tearful, pleading tery, watched behind a tree. He was soon therefore oottec fa herein ‘ Woodland. Mich. face looked up into his. “For Baby’* rewarded by seeing a flock of blue jays oftbe power of *a!e C. S. Palmmiton, J. M. Smith. and tbe *l«liitr In •neb r«'c «»»*, A 'p ;W1, alight on the tree k and each bird had a po ­ sake, for mother's—far mine—forgive Notary Public. Justice of tbe Peace. on the twentx third »t tte north tato in it* bill, which was dropped Into an her." at eleven • clock In th* f, hnipe. W opening in a limb and pa-SZdown to front door nf th* Harw rtniniy cnnrt „ “Luder ’ tte ntyofHwtinr. Byn rjte rA***! the ground. Ho procured sacks, and as ; “Earle!" (that bring the i-byr * " 'j*.whlrb . fest as one was filled another was put at CHICAGO & WEST The long parted brother and liirter for &aid County of IfartT •*.??!?& there rttl te the place, and in tbi* way the bird* har­ rtld premises sn the were in each other's arms. MICHIGAN Ry. county •old at public auction or »ei <w ' uld mortvested fifty bushel* of potatoes for him V “Little Mise Dot” ** Lv Grand Rapids for. .rom various patches around the country M.ir m it*. M.ir. m. btadrr. the K*re. to P«y "nrt ner cent“Ye*. Guardy." . —Banntir News (Waco........................ mortltejre. *Hh te'erest *«seven I IpdlauapolM............... “I want a little payment for all thi* want*t<iand tbeco»t» »n<l« i ■ sttortey Benton Harbor.......... Store allowed br I O. m Lid port­ ekillful stratagem on your part Can 1 fee Of afteen do!l;ir- prov'dtelnf have it?" . ‘‘How can you afford to sell these little aage and sllowedby taw:|5u,*-.< 10 3 **35° described In said of l"’’d *’’“jK “Tell me what you want first," and All that certain P^ro[ fa, once more the roguish dimples HlglUpida about in merry glee. S S A P L “I want little Mire Dot fur my own­ the reply, -‘but a few of those bank* will dull more pocketknives, twist more forks town ooe north of “j! ♦WS. *°r to . certain prior ** wU ba made *oojert w Ctr-a fl.lM trw---- -- 5SJC MantaLmhete **Sb» 1> • ywr old. Gaudy. ' Boston Globe. Attorney fur morUM**- Kei iiaire him i n toll had? End But: thou time dayt or tl ally thin lock jOOl you prxi Bal Ih. b« no he ho th th ri P d y �X F------------------ ------------------------ ------------the mhrderer? Was it » thing he could sell. Some secrete were salable, no doubt But Maunce. an authorized agent on his w*y to America, must have been coming LESSON XII. THIRD QUARTER. INTER­ irapMt tho secret to the government NATIONAL SERIES, EEPT. 20. here; therefore no sale could have been causing dlstms after rating, sour autmach, contemplated. Besides, the dead man ■lek headache, brartbura, losa of appetite, a faint," all gone" feellag. bad taste, coated m«“‘d ‘bout a treasure. . tongue, and Irregularity of uillions of money. That might have Distress the bowels. Dyspepsladoea been the mere ravings of insanity; but After not set well of itself. It possibly it was not. A murder commit­ — .. requires careful attention, ted for millions of money was compre­ taxing anti a remedy nj;0 Hood’s hensible, an^this would account for the (Compiled frnm Lx^won Helper Ousrterlr Rorsaparina, which acts gently, yet effleieufly. SShted" Ot H & HolTtnan I'ubUshor. i ’ blimurderer’s strange behavior. (>n the It tones U10 stomach, regulates the dlgesother hand, if those millions had been Jon, creates a good apQlnk L “\erily, verily, I My unto you." PRESS ^SS9C stolen, where were they? Were they These great nn<1 moat emphatlc j*ctitc, banishes headache,,, , . about the premised and refreshes tho mind. Moadaone occur so often (some twenty-flre tlmea in ' turned Keppel. -You look to mo like a Keppel Darke had never heretofore re­ this goR^i) th<i lhecarel<Mrt>ader u ••1 have been-troubled with dyspepsia. I Kit VII. dying man. and you had better realize nad but little ap|>ctlter^nd'What I did eat garded money as a supreme object of to slight them instead of attaching to UK IUM1NNINO. it. 1 kfiow nothing about the treatment distressed mo, or did mo ambition. But things were changed importance which they deserve. “ little good. After eating I of yellow fever, and it’s no use trying to with him now. He Was an outcaset from to ha. l,r b ia A ^ e ° ’ ” and C * rriB “ “ * Wk DUm would have a faint or tired,. find a doctor tonight If you are alive society: mankind was hostile to him: in / ’ ,fi> whrre wp read of "thu God all-gane feeling, as, though I had not eaten tomorrow Hl go for one. Meanwhile, if Or "lbe Anoen” <R- V., mar­ was monopolizwl by that jmrt of the let­ the uneqxil contest he was disported to anything. . My trouble was aggravated by there is anything you want done, in case ter relating to the treasure. For some improve whatever advantages came in gin). | My llut0 J.ou>. to . my business, painting. Last Sour you do die, you had better let me know -Tbu. -I.h u, Urf ” or tb. his way. If, then, millions of money spring I took Hood's Sar­ murates his mind staggered in K-wilderit now.’’ saparilla, which did mo an Stomach ment at thc suggestion presented to it were within his reach he was not in a Immense amount of good. It gavo mo an "Bring no one hero,” said the other, It scetned far more incredible now thau mood to let them escape. n7, *ame *’ ® A1”1 » robber." appetite, and my f<x»d relished and salhflod Here Keppel gave a short laugh. The with tremulous earnestness. "Listen. before that a great forttine should actu­ ten. . 1 .he Jb*,1 entereth io by-the door the cravlut’ I had previously experienced.** When I get well I will divide with you; ally be within his reach. He had dreamed millions probably had np existence what­ “1,eP,,prd of tbe sheep.” • Gxona* A. I’AGK, Watertown, Mass. there's enough for both; we shall be two a wild dream of hundredsbf thousands ever► except in the imagination of an in­ h,vlb5 porUr oP«neth. *nd the of the richest men in the world. There of dollars, aud it Imd almost seemed real sane man. sheep hear his voice, and he calteth his own Sold by all drugxtsta. gl. six far fa. Prepend only are millions—millions! I have told no­ to him, but now that he heard, as it x He turned over tlie pajaTs once more. sheep by name and leadetb them out.” by C. J. HOOD t CO.. Apoihocnrtv*. Lowell, BtaM. I>OrUr ? thc Iz,rd lh® sPir>L the body. No one knows I am here. If they were, the very jingle'of a hundred min­ ►Among them was one amuil document, Trinity, who IOO Doses One Dollar came they would take it all and put us ions he could net believe it. And yet folded square, that he did not reipembor ™ £**£" Ot lho opens tho heart to the Lord Jesus and Hi* noticing before. Hu was about to pass in jail. What is the sense of that? Mau­ tlie evidence that a fortune not less vast rice knows, but he can’t tell; it isn’t lay {twKibly within a few yards of where it over, but nn ’idlu impulse caused him ri’ H): “?d.wh0 Mlso °Pen“ door» for Maurice—it is his spirit, that’s all. Ho he was sittiu.; was more thau plausible. to change his mi ml and open it. The nWn” „ Jmuj* (Act* xir* Cor. can't speak, he can only look: and no The more he examined it the more plaus- odd asjxxt uf its contents attracted bis hi*. ’Jut' C°ir' ’ 12) Hl“ own •beepwbo attention. hiar His voice nre those that are truly Hl*, one but 1 can sue him. We are sate if 1 | Ible did it appear. not having merely a name to live, but havIt looked something like a long sum in get well." He endeavored to-review the situation liLilSf U?T?!uhaiL,nB ,1,,cerdy received ‘•Yon had better keep quiet,"said Kep­ step by step, lie had found a man who algebra. There were column*) and com­ Himself as their life. As to calling His ■'r. rich!nan, s;x>k< to pel. “You’re tiring yourself out and j manifestly carried some weighty secret binations of letters. There were also ? ’i’rep i»y name, see Ex. xxxiii, 12. 17 with winch he had you're talking nonsense. There is no on his mind. This man, who was dying written words in the French language. T c:hil’ *’ Mnd r®nien,b®r how He Vnpont. indeed, treasure here; if you didn't die of the • of yellow fever, spoke of one Maurice as Fur reveral minutes Keppel contem­ spoke to Simon and Nathaniel and Loza •.. m<l knew enough fever you would starve to death, as far I iwing dead and as haunting him. Who plat'd thequipur without a suspicion of i™«! S'l'g “th br u“'“ -iiu-df understood. as 1 can soy*. What is your name, nnd ! could Maurice lie but the Maurice So­ ite tdgnifiennee. It was not a sum in al­ < “And when lie pntteth forth His own gebra. There were no equations; no x >;■ rate c>«nd£Uun. , lange mentioned in the cipher letter? what did you come here for!" ■••vied themselves or y. no itowers or signs. It might be a fi‘iinP‘ m g°Sth **forB them*,u,d tb® ■he®P 2Eck Hatedeche and relieve Ml tbetroablM tack "1 am a pour peddler. 1 peddle wax j Maurice, then, according to the letter, follow Him, for they kuow His voice.” and much of the memorandum in shorthand or cipher. Cant to a blltoue state ot tbe aratam. aaota OB fruits. I came here to be ou| of the way I hhd been dispatched in charge of a treasHe does not drive them out, but Ho loadYes, it was probably a cipher memonuint aware of what —not to l>e interfered with. 1 shall take । uro to America by way of India and the etb them out He docs not ask His sheep dmn. But it was not all in cipher. The I Pacific. It was not uncommon for ships to go where He has not gone Himself no­ fe’ft-r rontrMted tiu m down to New York and sell them, ’ making such a voyage to be visited by wools seemed to be a comment or ex- to do what He Himself h« not dow one at a time. The least of them is g broken out two I yell, w fever. Maurice mny have died (hmaiion.' “t,r*nK!r W,U tb®y Dot worth one hundred thousand francs. “It strikes me," said Keppel to him­ but will flee from him; for they know not Delirium occaaionof it, or he may have been murdered. There are thou.<mds of them.” self, "that I’ve seen something like this tbe voice of strangers.’’ md he would mutter ■ Be Hint as it might, the man whose body Keppel turned away impatiently., “1 Tbe .tnwirer I. th. tblot ud rabte, or 1 be was kc.-ping | lay within there hod evidently got hold somewhere. *C. Kphl.—S. lump,’ J*hat Yl: Um Mm uu going to take a nap,” he said. "I ver.. 1 tb. .bepbonU tliat M tl.emwl.o I ;>f the treoijure aud had brought it here. looks familiar." xxilv. X or tb. Mol •b.-pberi. ot l;rrrt3dM«alj.i3tbebowels. Evoafftbejonly F.*w some fishnets and bagging in the All at once he lA*g.%n to feel in his ot -I Koppel. —...........—----- -He b*! that h- meant to dvqvwe of £acu. xf, 17. kitchen, and 4’11 make a bed of them * bv pitCe He ha>l spoken of the ir.ckets with signs of excitement. ♦iTbb' p?rabl® "P'lkB J««ns unto them, here in the corner. If , you want any- I Who could this emperor be Here it was—the newspaper cutting, r. "1 slud! but they understood not what things they thing yon can call out.” j but Napoleon? And by whom, unless by ■•ontaining the cipher letter found on<he were which He spake unto them.” WhuMUt •Aelafhey woald be almostpricetaM to tboee w*O He got the materials and made his , N conM thv cipher letter have person of Harry Trent after his death. Even tbe diaclnlea underrtood not many •af.'.r from thtodtatnmlng coaplalnt; buttortw1 am only a svtalr their ■oodMMdoMnoteDdhaHtandtboae bed accordingly. His fatigue was so J written? Napoleon, for reasons of Kennel spread it out on his knee ami or in. M,|0B. (John xll. U; Luk. x.Ui, J,' y. a seen Maurice? •who once try tbozn will Sad tbeee itttla pllla veto­ great, after the exertions and exmto, ot Uie p„.nous two days, tnat With a cry of rage he grasped a hand­ Mark lx, 83). so that He had to any to them. able in »o maty w*y» that they will sot be wit >n can't deceive me. Are jx-also yet without nndemtanding ’ Hue Ui do without them. Bui after aUalck head ompared it with the axmmalous itycn- I lh(> inHtant |ie |ny down. He ful of the fruit and dashed it furiously .~m. 1 buriedhini menu In a moment he utter"! » “• BWaItened by a wild scream and a on the floor. It broke in flashes anil Do not ye yet understandf” (Math, xv, ns. He cannot Come I in. The secret of understanding is simply surpriso-surpriw that his wild antn.pa- . h faU gleams of rainltow light Half a dozen hearing and believing (Math, xv, 10; Heb. twn had been fulfiHe l. . ^4 himself up. still heavy and immense diamonds, rubies and sapphires X - ..?i out rwwoulnK or questioning. " Keppel asked, la the bane of »o many Uvea that hero la wham The cipher of the letter and the cipher , u4.h At firet he did lay sparkling on tlie bare l*oarda. There ben «aid Jesus unto them again, we stake our great boaat. Our pllla cure it whlla At first he did : but the captain of the document were identical. But I bewild. retl with sleep. were scores of thousands of dollars* v ertiy, verily, 1 My nnM, you> t aui the door Othera do not. 'i<»w fever before; the latter was the key to the. former and f not remember where he was. Wm he worth of precious atones in that one of the sheep.” 11 get well: 1 am the ex;4anation uf it. and by its aid hc;>- in his prim .n <v!? or had he fa^-n hanged •handful. h l?e *x,r bjr wb,clJ th« sheep enter 11 these millions pel could read the mysterious cotuiuuni- J and was this nfter death? In a few moKeppel, with a shrill ejarulatifta, the fold, for no one can come to the Father VU, UJ RVUIW M.WWU pa—— —• "TV uaetbra. Invtala*t 3Sc«ata; five fcr SL. 8oM I have wondered up cation as easily ;u> he could constru* im-ntsbecame to himself. Th-candle dropted on his knees on the floor and but by,Hirn, nnd there la none other name by drucjuta vncroUno, or scat by fealL or work. Maurice— French. was flaring in the »<»cki-t. The faint ,pick'd up one of the gems. It was a given under Heaven among meu whereby CARTER MEDICINE CO., New York; we must be saved (John xlv, 6. Acta iv 12) gray uf dawn was coming through the ihuge sapphire, ami was still partly em­ where What differ& "All that era- came before mo’arc SMALL PILL. SMALL DOSE. SMALL PRICE P®”68. of ,hp vasteni window. bedded in the wax that had covered and thieves and robbers, but the sheep did not CHAPTER VHL ■ him whit I do with , : H ho had screamed? The sick man, of ,cqhcealeil it He took r.p another; it hear them.” ead humC has other DLAAPIi: UlANt'E. course. Keppel looke<l toward the bod; was a diamond. He reaebtd over to the it. Theetnjterur has He could not possibly refer to such as it was vacant. What had h-ippened? He box and pulhd out nn apricot Ou Moses ami the prophets who were before What is he but a got to his feet and ma le a step forward. breaking it open there was reveal.d an I Him in the sense of antecedent to Him ' them; I have as much For Bnntlfrlulhr < omplrxlon. He trod u;m»ti something that yielded emerald as large as an acorn. He picked I for they were sent by Him and wore His I■ ■ " His voice sank in *11 FrackJaa. Tan. Sunburn. Pu&plaa. IJrar beneath his weight. It was the body of up a plum from the Imttom of the box. I faithful witnesses, but the word “before” ,Komovra and other tnpactacUona. >•«»—•-/. bat »w*j sometimes signifies “instead of or "In 1Molaa. ..f all blrmlabaa. and penaanaatlf r»-t<mn« tba r.«a the invalid. Recoiling, he fetched the Within it was another diamond of tlr? prefcrenea to," as when God said. "Thon ! in-au?” said K<-pexpiring candle aud bent over it The finest water. n re-—the emperor shall have no other gods before me” (Ex. 1 OHIO. man’s laxly was drawn together, lying He jnssed his hand over his fort herd. xx, 3). _ . ! fiF han tnuron its side. The hands were over the “I am the richest man Ju the world." ho ». “1 ora the door, by me if any mnn en­ n.bably And he lias face. Iu th-.' right hand was n long said in a whisper; "the richest man in ter in he shall tw ir.ved, and shall go in and ■ i! die of it. too. and I out, nnd find pasture." . the world f’ knife. ‘‘Ike Niagara Fall* Route.” vx.4f. No matter; here I He is not only the entrance to Life and He roeo to his feet ami walked about Evidently he had crawled from his bed ■. for tonight at leant, the room. He went ohtduora nnd w;W- to tbe Kingilom, but He is the only eu- ■ and stolen on Kepj»d with the intention of suuoui gj |s> g - Bal?*: her. and 1 can’t leave trance, nnd He is an entrance wide open dered about, staring nt the aky. the inviting and entreating all to cuter in ’ stabbing him, but just l»efore he could r. even if he is a muraccomplish his pnrjxwe the specter by [ earth, tho sea. Thu sun shone. Tho Any one, whosoever will, may enter with tpecjal sympathy for which he imagined himself haunted had j nir wi^ soft and warm. He spoke his ch. x-urju,” ot belOK m«l. ItUirrui<i«. ■ At any rate, I am intervened. The num was cretl The I own name aloud; he repeated ]«nrts of (John vL 87; Her. xxli. 17). ■on*' au-1 deaperado as lU “The thief cometh not, but for to candle flickered and died out K -pix-1 the multiplication table: ho recited i jwir place to die in, but •teal, and to kill, nnd to destroy; I am comiiAde a spring for the otinr caudle, bnt verses of poetry. It was no delnsiiwi: bo r -ff with me here than that they might have life, and that they remembered that he had no matiluw. was in his right mind; he was awake. might have it more abundantly.” 1 Haffifqs.. •• Though he doesn’t He could not stay with the txxly in the Ho re-entered the house, and there was The thief nr stranger or false prophet is ■: table, I'll make myself M. H. COLIJNS, !x>eal Agent. HssUngs. darkness, so he made his way to thu the box, the wax fruit and tlie jewels, well described in Ezek. xxxlv, and else­ W. Rvoonu 0. P AT. A..Chlcs«o. open air. The morning sky was clear, just as Ixjfore. He examined them once where in the prophets. His alm is always h*-ail of thc trick man. more. They were real, there was no ' •elfish; be speaks to please the king and the eastern horizon a pale yellow. He . • pillow and rearranged paced up and down before the house till mistake. From a helplere vagabond aad the people, that he may have their favor A- he was* stoopinr to the sun rose, his mind full of gloomy outcast, an eecapd convict, a man laip- and receive their wealth, or he oppresses that he mny enrich himself. r under thc mattress he Ht pancd hi* hand over hit forehead. thoughts. Horror and misery pursue poaed to be dead, he had in a mom&Jt 11. "lamtnegood shepherd. Thc good Good Paying PERMANENT 1WTI0OT to a ’<■ .'1 tench his forehead, become a hundredfold millionaire. He shepherd glreth His life for the sheep.” 'few Rood men. Exclusive lerrilonr. Hut little Cipher writing is so ancient an art him everywhere. He had the revolver broke into a frantic laugh; he stamTed i* ftvad «|»ickly confronted that there is little or nothing to be said in his pocket; why not xipe it on himself He is also called the Great Shepherd and knowledge required to bexlo. Honesty and push will make bls money. about the room, tossing up his arms ami the Chief Shepherd (Heb. xlU, 30; 1 Pet. U tii-rvvolverwithinan inch and end nil? He paused, debating the IIcmii-i» Bn- *s. A Thoma®, about it. and inrhaps there are no new The sick man’s finger was cipher types to be invented. The ideal question, but finally shook Iris head. He shouting. He flung himself down with 25). instead of killing and destroying for Nunerymen. West Chester. Pa. r. and his features were cipher is one that Is easily written and j luid h»l so many escapes lately that he his head on the box, and burst into sols His own benefit, like the thief. Ho suffers hideous look of terror and and tears. When at length ho arose Himself to be killed for others. read by those in the secret, and yet is persuaded himself he might have been 12. "But he that is an hireling, and not Keppel had the instinct to practically undecipherable by outsiders, i preserved for a purpose. The unclouded he was calm and pale. "Olympia, Olympia!" he said. "Tlie the shepherd, whose own the sheep are not, th Mill, with his gaze fixed In such a cipher all the time and labor an , sun, rising over the blue verge of the sceth the wolf coming and leaveth tho world cannot part us! All this is yours! expended upon determining its funda­ distant ocean, was nn omen of hope. He sheep, and fleeth, and the wolf catcheth 'it you could rob me,’’ said mental principles of construction. Once ' turned, and reluctantly ro-entered the them and scattereth the aheap.” . CONTINUED • his teeth. “I’m not to those are settled, the practical working Hireling and wolf are all one with thief house. ••• I’m alive, and you shall and robber—that is, they are all on the side Tho sunlight fell upon tlie corjwe as it of it is simple. Is one which Is guaranteed to bring you of the enemy, and against tbe sheep and tho know you—accursed spy!" The cipher which Keppel was dealing lay there. Keppel set resolutely to work. Good Shepherd. "He that Is not with me •1 »w fin,,,, bt^u> to with was of this species, and perhaps He straitened out the arms and legs satisfactory results, or In case of failure u la against me. and be tliat gnthercth not of purchase price. On this safe '•UH the triggw. Keppel’s no more nearly perfect one was ever and rolled up tbe body in a blanket from return Nearly every pattern of Horse plan you can buy from our advertised with me scattereth abroad" (Math, xll, 80). ;te: b-.-ith looked ugly. Sad­ made. It was based upon the philo­ the bed. He tied it round with a piece druggist a bottle of Dr. Klug's New Dis­ IX “The hireling fleeth, because he is an Blanket is imitated in color and dling change swept over Du­ sophic structure of language, and upon of rope from tho fishnet It was now covery for consumption. It Is guaranteed hireling, and cwtb not for tho sheep.” ready for burial. But how was ho to dig style. In most cases'the imitation ' ■■■■■ His red eyebrows lifted the mathematical principle that gives He cares only for his hire, as if a minis­ to bring relief In every case, when used Ionics just as good as tlie genuine, ’fare, his eyeballs protruded different values or meanings to a char­ I a grave? Ho had no spade. Yet the body for any affection of throat, lungs or chest, ter should think more of his salary than ■ •>!» curled back from his acter according to its place in a combi­ | could not ba left above the ground; it such as consumption, hillaintnntion of of tho souls committed to bls care. but it !u:s>:'t the warp threads, and 14. “I am tba good shepherd, and know nw ”yre were directed no nation. This plan enables words to be I might breed a pestilence. Thus reflection lungs, bronchitis asthma, wlmoplng cough, my sheep and am known of mine." so lacks strength,and while it sells h.q»pel.The butnext to the farther nallon - 'wiih iIU P"“L ‘ -fewer - -------- ----------. 1"n roam. instant he I WTitten ~..tten vit h* iuuu much letters letter*1 than fhan | led to another. If the man had died of croup, etc., etc. It Is pleasant and agree­ This is tbe essential theme of tho whole for'only a little less than thc genu| yellow fever a]l his clothing must hold able Io taste, perfectly safe, and can al­ ordinary contained in in the the ordinary alphabet *pn*«x» the • contagion and should be burned. ways be depended upon. / Trial bottles discourse. The under shepherds may re­ I’. ? ; ! f,he rwol’®r fn that direc- I are contained * inejit isn’t worth cne-halfasrtiuch. and to be ana oe exprewud expressed with «!;!. not -ct more than *l””i ceive into the church many who arc not free at W. H. Goodyear’s dpig store. Keppel resolved to do this at once. The The fact that Horse Blankets Hix and may fall to gather in many who . —as. _ one ___ _to a., represent vu.nroaont the trie • ■ ' ' l.-l over Kcppcl-a shoulder. four characters , ■ rt.ins him. Ho then dropped ■ Ioor cnaramer^.---------------coat and trousers were lying on a stool Merit Wins. are Hla. “Nevertheless the foundation ot ■ * one - for *— the torminaarJ copied is strong evidence , . : and sank back screaming root of tlie word, termuiaWe desire to say to our cltixens. that for God ktandeth sure, haring this seal, Tho at tho head of the bed. He took them ‘ 1 i.inds over his face. I Hons, one for the part of speech, one for that they arc THE STANDARD, years we have been sellllng Dr. King's Lord knoweth them that are His.” tions, one ror uie p.*.» —■ . , • secured the revolver, and then ‘ “ ion’ “hk up, anil some papers slipped -from the New Discovery for Consumption. Dr. 15. “As the Father knoweth me, even so and ever}’ buyer should see that Boch comaion 1 moot, pH, and so on. Tbnfc « An tot pocket and fell on the floor. He ex­ King’s New Life Ellis. Bucklen's Arnica know I tbe Father. And I lay down my the trade mark is sewed on amined them, at firet indifferently, then ". Th £5®---5“ „„ no third per- 1 cinher ikmn meant writing, then iklm Salve and Electric Bitters, nnd have never | life for the sheep." -------At another lime He said, “No man know- ' the inside cf the Blanket. with more interest There was n pass ­ handled remedies that sell as well, or that j ■■ ■■ ' noin. The bullet had pa»ad mean writor, Itan port with several vises upon it. showing h-nstu-!. a wainscot panel" liave given such universal satisfaction. 1 eth tbe fon but the Father, neither know... 'vaiMtot panel . jkl> u wriu. Further mod­ vl / BS3 j M Five Miio a journey’ through Egypt, India, Aus­ We do not hesitate to guarantee them ^etb any man the Father save the Son, and i i'. t th. *..11 7ou shooting „,.r, indicated by Bess ite nurndrt .tody ! “ otWr! of a dlffarent land bp tralia and Panama. There were several every time, and we stand ready to refund I he to whomsoever tbe Son will reveal Ask letters, apparently from jiersons of high the purchase price, if satisfactory results Him” (Math, xl, 27). He dwells much upon Electric for A wont ltd! Um.’quavered commas. _____ autiioritr in Paris, recommending the do not follow their use. These remedies tbe oneness of tbe Father and Himself, ie pen <xia auu Extra Test But it will not be necessary to carry ' h.. can,he but once. But ho; Bi, it not l« »« lM«rer, Manrice Solange, to the good of- have won their great popularity purely on j and also upon the oneness of believers . , _ _ i Baker • Iw 15 always here. It’s the treao- these hints any further. Enough has j fioew of foreign consuls. It appeared, their merits. Sola by W. H. Goodyear, the with the Father and Himself. If we but h«- wants. What can a dead man been said to enable the reader, if he be I grasped this great truth more fully w0 so minded, to work out the problem, j moreover, that Maurice must have been druggist would be more ready to lay down otrr Livre ’■k- with tr-aaumr ’ ■ for the brethren, ns we are taught in I John in the WU1 course of ---------twenty minutes j a pere-mage of some importance, or. at ' । nr fl- ar] man saved my life, at Keppel ln „. — ARE JHtf STRONGEST. The best salve in the world for cuts, Hi. 10. See how He repeau again and cipher letter, letter, which, which, transtrans- * any rate, that he had been intrusted *?*' ' 7ts’- muttered Keppel, “and I'm J h«.i roa.1 tthe h« cipher 100 5A STYLES : with an important mission. These let- bruises sorv». ulcers, salt rheum, fever again tbe fact of His layin« down Hla life ‘MiiP-l to him for it As for you—well! i , from the French into English, ran at prices to suit everybody. If you cwit Ml for the sheep; and In chapter xv, 18, He _ teni of recommendation could have been wrv». UIU-r, eluppetl thtm from your dealer, write us. Ask tot t->u will 1,,-ver harm Tanv onet»again. r n__ «m wrf «11 •«!■' eniptlwu. »~1 Ir”1V,',7; tells us that this is the greatest possible "Arrangements have neon } j e ij vere d only by tbe French emperor's Ttu. nn no-lr nirehtLi.i. warp as follows. "effected. the 3/x Book. You can get it without charge. Tixii is an ugly night; I wish it were -J “follows: Arrangements have been perfected. love of man to man. Butin Rom. v, 8, the ly cure, pH-or »» W WM. AYRES A SONS, PhilwMtlpMfc Name of messenger, mesBcuger. Maurice Solange. , autbority. ju.r.nK'^l si” parted “ Spirit by Paul calls our attention to the •' Am! what of tomorrow!” .-------- o-r-u February ( Bn{ tfae catnre of thc Inif«oa wm not I He found another candle, lit it, and, Trust him. (act that Goa’s love is so far beyond ours wow r.-lun.M IM” M leaves Parisroute, February fifteen. WillHe take easterly and ; Ul!l- UJV -------------—v-It even seemed For by W. IL Goodymr. Uir -Irusrlrt that He died for ainnera. L»v ng pm the revolver in his pocket, should arrive not later than June. He ■ «I*cffi<*d tbe popenj. Ifl. "And other sheep I have which are I oat to explore the house. There was Will telegraph from Panama. Send to1®3 u a,ia »«i-«pecificnt.------- . YpaltanU I, preparing <« pl"» to • not of this fold; Lhem also I must. bring, meet him at New Orleans. Trwwuro 1 full-v YlteXi(lcdTh.-re was a reason, 6*-arcely anything in it except the bare OMLY A QVARTIX A POT. । and they shall bear my voice; «nd there packed in box, concealed, ua already ad- i then, for keeping the tiling secret—a •ewer «y stem. । rooms; but in a closet in the kitchen he For Over Flrfy'o*ra I shall bp one fold and one shepherd." f’jur.d some loaves of bread almost as | He U speaking to Jews, but Hla heart crrtotKate. ihid the poor wrXu™ Mrs WlnstewN RonUUDK KjruP >”u.iwj"-rx Aw Si'i | goes out to the Gentllre yet to be gathered UM as stone. He snaked it in water vised. Approximate value, due, twenty twenty mill *u... ­ । w it hta)!y, howeter, urn* t ‘ ta owe of of «*• yODd£, I« case rob- I JetX, who" hoaj the «un». dl-nW*. -“ ' ------ A *ad ate some of it He brought a glass ion pounds sterling. )t inform us by burial would murder • It<g | water for the sick man, who drank it •sgeriy. ■That’Hrgood!" the peer wretch abto. On reewnng ‘ ol • S do *•* /T shaMgetwtiLSy (ptao) “ FdT»te “'»*■ Wt“ e 'I “ ■W on<- per cent per annum. I w e intend to declare war in earlv sum uier, but circumsUnccs may delay. Winter campaign not desired.’ If sncreiv-ful Sohnge will bring ivtek treasure. K-i p hihi with you meanwhile. If <]<*. featetl we shall leave at once for New \ ork incognito (ngil F.). Empress and son to England. Keep us constantly in­ formed of your movements. Estimate so far as jKewiblo whether American sympathies incline toward France or Germany. Would it be advi.«able to bring about rnUision between Gernumv and United States? h it possible that arrangements can still l>e made about I Mexico? If we miscarry with Germany i something must done to'conaoUdate and stimulate iiiqMirial sentiment here. ' Our baud ami seal." The political immorality indicated by 1 tliis document did not at tho time i>orticularly impress Keppel; his interest THE GOOD SHEPHERD. Hood’s Sarsaparilla uST«i"'iJ,e T”?1 tbe heart of L*d‘a CARTERS CURE SICK HEAD ACHE ■I Prof. I. HUBERT’S Malvina cream Michigan Central num... |&i|3 I a rOODvSITUATIONS v Fob-Men. CHEATING ""HORSE Blankets HORSE BLAHKETS Dr.DJ.HiMh �Three Grand Balloon Ascensions and Parachute Drop By Prof. Kabrick, the noted aeronaut, will be witnessed on Wednesday, Thursday and Friday, SEPTEMBER 23d, 24tli and 25tli. This will be THE FEATURE of the Fair. For ^he superb entertainFrom the Fair Gronnds of this city during the Barry Co. Fair are indebted to the enterprise of the following gentlemen who secured Prof. ment the people of Barry connty and the managers of the fair Kabrich. ARCHIE McCOY, Carpets and Furniture, FRED L. HEATH, the Druggist. Hastings Banner. Hastings Thursday, September, 171891. MARSHALL L. COOK. Editor. SXTXKKD AB SEOORO-OLAM MATTER AT THX HASTINGS, JilCM., FGKTOWJCE, AUGUST 14, 1879. EDITORIAL NOTES. The Banner called the attention of Its readers to tbe fact that, wader the squaw­ buck redistricting of the atate, the county of Saginaw, with S4.S4C population, had ■iff reduced our Imports of products made from foreign wool nearly >9,000,000, and filled tbe gap with products made in Ameri­ can woolen mills, that the price of Amer­ ican wool has been kept up in the face of a rapid decline in the world’s markets. What ls said about the decline In Aus­ tralian wool is based neither on conjecture nor theory. lUnited States Consul Griffin, in an official report to tbe Department of State from New South Wales, gives the following statistics obtained from an auth■oritatlve source: Prices of Australian Wool. Period. No. of bales sold. two state senators. As the city of Sagin­ aw with 1U 50,000 people controls -the eounty, this means that the city of Sagin­ aw has two senators, while Che agricultu­ Total for Are months. ..W.toO ©Ct. J. 1SW, to Oct1800... -285,019 ral counties of Barry, Eaton and Ionia, 'Fhe explanation of this fail of •35 per with over 84,000 population, will have but cent in Australian wool Is apparent in the one state senator. We explained this to table. Nearly as much wool was market­ show the peculiar helpfulness to the ed during the first;five months of our new farmer of their late equawbuckships. tariff as was sold during twelve preceding And now cornea the Joarwal, which, ad- j months. More wool was brought to mar­ mitting indirectly that this is bad. auerte ket than the demand would warrant and it was no worse than the republicans did the price dropped. The McKinley law in 1881, when they gave Harry eannty but alone saved our wool growers from a simi­ one seat In the lower bouse while Mont­ lar catastrophe.—Economist. calm county was given two represents lives. The calamity howlers will soon t>e on The Journal says this was peoallarly bad, because by the preceding census, taken dheir errands of political pot-washing. for in 1880, Barry county had 300 wore people •Hhe democratic patty. When you find one than Montcalm Co. We never doubt any­ «f these gentry doing great hustling for thing our contemporary says; but our cu­ riosity led us to look up the census reports for 1880. And what a blunder the eensustafcera must have made! For there ineold figures the census re]x>rts state that Barry comity's population in 1880 was 25,31-9 while Montcalm's population at tiiat time is given as 38,148, or nearly 8.000 wore than Barry- Of course. If tbe census was right, as all had presumed it to be up to this tine, it is not surprising that Barry eounty abould have been accorded but one representative, while Montcalm was given two. But It appears now that all this was wrong; that the census was In error, and foe footings unreliable. All these eieveu & The freetraders may make light of it. but can set It down every time that lie has some dirty democratic linen to wash, or the English manufacturers of tin plate un­ derfund very well the Importance and sig­ that he Is getting ready to drive a sharp bargain with the democrats. In tbe last nificance of the efforts making In this land to manufacture tin plate. They read tbe caseJhe salable commodity Is the suffrages ofhonest men, whom he has hoodwinked handwriting on the wall, and It says to them unmistakably that the supremacy of Into the Idea that republican government is an organized conspiracy to rob and de­ the English tin plate trust is doomed. fraud the fanner. Well, the fanners of Free traders deny it, but all the authori­ Michigan have seen enough of this sort of ties in foreign lands competent to speak thing to be able to steer clear of the calam­ upon tbe question admit that tbe McKin­ ity howlers. There was more legislation In behalf of tbe American fanner, practical legislation that will produce tangible good results, enacted by the last republican congress than by any ten of Its predecessors. We shall soon have a chance to see what a democratic congress will do for the relief of agriculture. It will be the old story of ‘‘great promises and no results" which the country has learned to expect of the democratic party. We doubt if within 50,000 of a majority of the voters of Michigan want another such an infliction as the late squawbuck legislature. And yet such noble demo­ cratic farmers ns Winans, Dan. Soper. Dan. Campau and Don. Dickinson will be left out in tbe cold if their democratic Sideshow, the Farmers Alliance, does not put another Just sueh a mob in posseasion of the state capltol next year. * Forrlg-n Wool Prieea. Fanners should noi allow tbeswelves to be misled by the dishonest attempts of free trade ••reformers’’ to create a uentlarent against the tariff by twisfoig the present same what ucsatltfactory coaditlaB of the wool market into evidence that tbe McKinley bill has not benefited wool grow­ ers. For they have been positively and Migely helped. As we have before pcteL ad oat in these pages, tbe production of Sroolhas so rapidly increased in Australasia foat this year wool growers can find tbeasaelves in much the condition of the Ameriese wheat growers for some years past— snore wool on tbeir hands than will supply the demand. As a consequence they are auffwing tbe penalty of overproduction, jest aa oar own farmers did, and as pro-; foKtsa lb? world over asst and from time to tiaw do. Tbe price of Australian wooi has gone dova </ tba, lowest notch. Now this very wool is the most Important factor in determining prices of wool in the world’s market II makes prices In LonAm, tte world’s wool mart, and London those of our own. Under the reciprocity features of the McKinley bill, Germany opens her doors to the American bog, while we admit Ger­ man beet-sugar duty free. Thus our American farmers reap a double benefit. ■The senatorial traitors to the Patrons of Industry In the last Michigan senate con­ tinue to receive crumbs from the official table of his accldency, your uncle Winans. You who favor giving 20 to 18 cents on every silver dollar to tbe rich ‘silver mine owner, please stand up and be counted. That's what silver coinage would do. It is a lively political fight that is going on tn New York, Ohio and Iowa Just now. Child’s hat given away wilht every pur­ chase ot 25 cents worth of goods at Mudge &. Son's. Tlie Leafing her, Is receiving the Latest Styles of DECORATED WARE. Headquarters for standard goods in Groceries, Provisions, Crock­ ery’, Glassware. _ SPECIALTIES FINE TEAS AND COFFEES. We invite friends and customers to call in and see us, and make our store their headquarters during the fair. S. E. PHILLIPS.. CLOSING OUT SALE years our Brother Dennis has carried in his bosom She secret that in 1880 Mont­ calm count*- had 800 fewer people than Barry, when the censns returns gave it 8.000 greater population than Barry. We have felt for * long time that something ailed Brother Dennis. Tbe trouble Is new disclosed. Ke has been carrying this great secret, this glaring error of the cen­ sus of 1880. and K has got the best of him. Now that he has given It to tbe world, and now that the warid knows that In I860, Barry county really did have 300 mare people than Munlsrisa, and that the cenjus takers in 1880 wane more than 8,000 •at of the way when they said Montcalm had over 88,000 popaiakhra. we expect our Brother Dennis to gain his equilibrium. In tbe mean time, it is in order to score tbe government for this shocking error In tbe census of 1880. It is really too bad. ley bill has injured tbe manufacturing in­ dustries of other lands by building up S. E. PHILLIPS, FOR NEXT 60 DAYS. Having decided to leave the city ©('Hastings, I will sell a part or all of my entire stock, at prices to suit all. Come early and secure the bargains, such as never before given the people of Barry county. Don’t forget to call when you attend the fair. Ira Van V'ilkenburgh, - . The Leading Dealer in CARPETS. FURNITURE and UNDERTAKINGStore North side State St. Residence Hastings House. �*X" w JUJLTVJD FXOM. of any paper in the ! County- Hastings Banner The best A ing medium tn Bar­ ry County. VOL. XXXVI. NO. 20 __ASTINGS, MICH., SEPTEMBER 17, 1891 WHOLE NO. 1892 CLOTHING CLOTHING CLOTIUNQ MORRILL & COMPANY Are now prepared for the FALI AND . WINTER . TRADE i v in stock clothing' manufaptured by the well known houses of Bouve & Daniels, of Boston, Mass., L. Adler Bros. & Co., of Rochester, N. Y., and several others. No better houses in the world. We have a Larger and More Complete Stock than ever before, and we wish to state to the public that OCR GOOD ARE BOUGHT RIGHT and MARKED AT PRICES WITHIN THE REACH OF ALL Good goods cheap are what you want, and that is what we ha All we ask of you is to give us a call and be your own judge. We can fit you all and GUARANTEE YOU SATISFACTION • R. in. mber, our goods are marked in Plain Figures and One Price to all. DEATHS HARVEST. to this city and taken to tbeir homes or A TALK ABOUT THE FAIR. Do not forget the fact that at the fair the hospital*. It is not known exactly next week you will be permitted (6 see tbe what caused the wreck, but as the train daring lerouauL Prof. Kabrick. make OUO.OOO—Profit* E*llm»lo<L wa* a narrow gauge and the coaches very Hit eptember 17, 1891. three balloon ascensions, and as many par­ He Gathers His Victims on Land top-heavy it i« thought that tbe train was Nxw Yobk, Sept. IS —The return of tbe achute drops from the clouds. For thlr running too rapidly for safety. and Water. R. COOK. Local editor. World ’s fair commission from Europe has best feature of the fair, the people of Bar­ aroused special interest in thc work al­ ry county are indebted to Archie McCoy, ------------• SUNK IN THE/ATLANTIC. ready accomplished In connection with the furalture dealer, and Fred L. Heath, A CRASH ON THE UNION PAOIEIO. fju the druggist the exposition. Alexander D. Anderson, the Arlzoni itpeclai commlzdoner In charge of tbe New An Allegan buyer says thnt the wool NgwYuRK.SepU p.—The steamship Ari­ York and eastern headquarters, Sunday crop this year was marketed in better con­ r, aud bring your friends. dition than it lias been In five years, and Probably Die— A Disaster on the At- zona of tbe Guion line, which left New night gave many interesting and surpris­ lantie—The Ariiona Sinks a Sailing Vee- | York on Saturday, Sep’- 5, for Liverpool ing facts in relation to the plans, pur­ >t fair ever held in this ascribes tbe improvement to the efforts of arrived yesterday at Queenstown In a the paper* to show the farmers tbe advan­ pose*. and progress of the movement. battered condition. Early on the morn­ tage of putting up tbeir wool in the best •KIm Workmen Precipitated Fifty •How much will be spent In prepara­ ing of the fith. while tbe Arizona was .1 In- iasued on Wednes- condition. Michigan wool marketed this steaming rapidly in a fog, an unknown tions for tho exposition and its manage­ year was of a higher grade as well as in sailing vessel collided with thc Arizona. ment?" be was asked. sa’l In barrel* al better condition. “Tbe official estimate recently submit­ '* DKNVJHL Sept 14.—Passenger train Na The shock was very great, and arouzed Hasting*' Record Smasher. Ucorge Si. 814, bound toward Denver on the Gray- tbe passengers from their beds. For a ted to the national commission fixes the amount to be expended <4>y the local direc­ ') straight class lulls mont division of the Unibn Pacific rnil- time the greatest excitement reigned, tory nnd national commission at nearly until Ic was found that tbe steamer was ng tournament last Good Work or J'enrtsc Cbier. way,was wrecked.yeatcrday morning near not, as many fearcl, about to go to the flN.ooo.O.X). In addition to thio, large Hastings continues to lw “Jn it” with Bearer Brook station nnd twenty-six bottom. amounts will be spent by the various l»otii feet as regards sporting events. On slates and territories, the American re­ I paasengsr* wore injured, fire of whom । away with every purof goods at Mudge the kite-shaped track, at Sturgis, last will probably die. Tbe train was late Search wa* made for the colliding ves­ public*. and other foreign nations on their week, tin- three year old. Giwge SL Clair, and running very rapidly, when round­ tel, but not a sign could be seen nor was respective buildings and other necessary driven by C. E. Bldlack, broke the record ing a sharp curve Hie express «ar left tbe aery heard. The terrible shock had ap­ ixpcnses, making a total ot at least *40,premiums are offered at for Mirhigan three years old colts, by parently crushed thc sailing vessel In a 000.000." han ever. Bring sotnt- trotting a full mile In 2:30J<. BL Clair is track and rolled down a fifteen-foot cm- twinkling, and canted her to founder. Th* Grand Naval 14*view. bwkment It was followed by thc mail “What American nations will erect build­ an Inbred Wilkes colt, and was first har­ and two passenger coaches, one'of which Part of the.ljowsprit of tbe vessel remain­ ing* of,their own?" fair both tbe M. C. and nessed but a little over a year ngo. He turned over twice before reaching tbe ed on tho Arizona's deck and other wreck­ "Those thus far announced are Mexico, age indicated tbe fate.of the unfortunate L tickets for one aud one- has been constantly under the care anil training of Mr. Bidlack. who has felt all bottom. Tbe train was h-aded with pas­ mariner*. The Arizona's'machinery had Salvador, Nicaragua, Costa Rico, Colom­ round trip. the time that the colt would make a record sengers, many of whom mt n Knigiita of not buffered by the collision, and tbe bia, Ecuador, Peru, Chili and Brazil." “What about tbe proposed grand review smasher. He Is a horse of wonderful , Pythias who were returning from the voyage was pursued at tbe usual speed, of tbe navies of tbe world in New York ai py affair, and greatly speed and endurance, and it would probn- Knights of Pythias state convention, and without farther accident. harbor and Hampton roads in the spring »t»tiy friends. bly take $-20,000 to buy him of Mr. Savage, which was held at Aspen la«t week. of IMO*" FOUR MEN FATALLY HURT. his owner. His wonderful performance Jy fitted and ground for at ' “That will be an Interesting prelimina­ Sturgis Is not only a great achievement I The seriously injured are: Airs. A Falllog Feaffuld Drop* Them Filly ry ceremony of the exposition, and tlie for tbe horse, but wins golden reputation Gutcbmacher, CoUi fleet from Europe will be ot ^reat service of Blackhawk, Abbott, Optician. for Mr. Bidlack, his trainer. I, bock <kk* um ,., nud Battle Creek. Saltsburg, Pa., Sept 14 —A terrible in bringing here tlie exhibits nnd distin­ collar bone broken, hurt, On Thursday last, on the same track, internal injurim, —— Ruhfelger, march­ accideut occurred here Friday night at the guished official visitors representing tfceir injariaa; ----an importer* stock of Pontiac Chief, owned by Dr. G. W. Lowry, internal It is al ready ant of of Biacauaww. Blackhawk, internal injuries;• railroad bridge. A swinging scaffold respective gover amenta ant • i feathers will sell at leas of this city, trotted in the 2:40 class, his Georg* George B, Tarr, cdMuctor, cdhductor, of thte this city, eby, under the bridge was crowded with nine provided tor in sution 8 of the act of con­ prices at the Backet best previous time being 2:3f>M- Mr. Bid­ eiiest ..... crushed _ bikI internal injuries;injuries; —and internal ----- workmen, who were about quitting when gress creating tba exposition. Probably Pmx. Smith. lack. who weighs over 325 pounds, was Burnett, of Nevadaville, Col, spine in- । tbe must attractive feature of tbe review his driver. Pontiac pullet! his 53 pounds jured and injured Internally; ------ Walers, the ropes broke, precipitating the entire will be the reproduction of tbe Santa '* that lie has never failed to party Into the river, fifty feet below. The overweight around the track four times, Maria, the flagship uf i.'olambua. After by g>-ttlng out of the injured internally. river is very low, aud the men fell in a the review here she will be take* through winning tlie first, second aud fourth heals. Less Seriously Injured. as tlie case might lx-, ami Pontiac’s best time was In the first heat. Those less xcriotudy injured are ns fol­ nonfused mass on the sharp stones, four tbe St. Lawrence river, the W’elland canal i f'*»t. picking It up and jot thcnAbcing fatally injured, while tbe and the lakes, and on her arrival opposite 2.27, lowering his record 13# seconds, a few pretty hard licks and lauding the $3€0 puree In Bidlack's lows: E. L. Warren, broken arm aud rest were more or less bruiswL The the exposition grounds be greeted with bruited on hotly: George Ault, ex­ appropriate ceremonies." pocket Mr. Bidlack was fully six lengths press messenger, right wrist broken; tackle was old and unfitted for the purFlannels! Itonefil of the Fair. iaiirc crowd went from here ahead In the first host coming down the W. Browning, bruised on right aide, “What financial benefits will New Y'ork i). trait exposition or the state home stretch and he slowed up on the W. H. Wardock, legs bruised; R. Those who were fatally Injured ure: J. probably derive from the exposition?" r was up to former exhibl- horse. Had he urged Pontiac to his full C. Vldcl, right side and hip bruised; C. Repergie, several riba broken and “1 am glad you asked that question, for thnt the people of Barry speed, it was conceded be would have J. S. Lallie, slight cute on breast crushed, and badly bruised, hurt it suggests a very important ide*. Ac­ -d of Imilding up other fairs. made the mile in 3.-2S- As it wi»s it was a bruises on both hips; Internally; S. W. Reed, terrible gash on cording to an official estimate made to tbe •Hl labor u« :niike their own a great sue- great record, and'shows tbe merits of Mr. head. W. C. Dusaeldorp, bruised on right bead and fatally injured internally; W. department of state some ten years ago by ------ - — —j rhf«f wMe; C.Ernest Howard, back hurt; E. M. D. Wilson, neck sprained, bruised and one of our consuls in Germany, the an­ Dunsmore, cut on left aide head, chest Injured internally; George Flemming, nual amouut of American gold taken to An evetinhge say#: Gasoline fines can us a troucr. We regret that the purses offered for the braised; Frank Brodie, ent on right band be quick);• and tllectuslly pat out by back seriously hurt and fatally injured Europe by Americans for purposes ot races at the fair here are sn small that Mr. and back sprained; E. Hogle, cut on head internally; Jnaiez Cunningham, badly travel, pleasure, art and education, was •brinkl.j. - with common wheat floor. Water shuold net er *be used. It spreads Bidlack'cannot afford to bring tbe horses and bruised bock; C. C. Daria, right side bruised and injured, but not fatally. >105,<JUO,OOQ. The present annual average here then. Tills week they will be at thc bruised, cut on head; Mrs. Sterna, bruises A Boy** Mlruculon* Saeape. and. fire, increasing the danger, is probably atill larger and during the Three Elvers races, and next week at La on cheat; ’child, eight years old, legs A little son of Foreman Joseph Artley, year 18W, owing to the Paris exposition, ■ ab-urjw and smothers like Porte. Indiana. They will he driven - — •’—— .»tnn head: John who was standiug ou the scaffold, made a it probably reached 8200,0(0,000. BNufic. Now probably till the middle of October, and* miraculous eacape. When tho scaffold suppose thia was reversed in 1893, a* it Windell. OruiMami u.t. ___ Hnuivrs .4> never saw ay that iney they never saw me the then brought back here. Barry county ■light bruises on bead and right leg; gave way be grasped an iron girder of the doubtless will be, and a similar amount ot tut* !ian^ so thick on tbe trees as people would be glad to see them at the Owen Jones, bruised on head and rig.it bridge, and. dinging to it desperately, European gold brought bare, you can Ury 4, .nKMl, wb(> to,e b0<a fair; but when they can win five dollars side;----- Gulter, ent in back of bead •crious- climbed to tbe bridge and was rescued a easily Imagine the direct and enormuu* tu.Ti mt,, timber this fail elsewhere to-onehere, their present*/ can ly hurt. There are others who were tdighl- few minutes later by his father, who waz benefit to New York, which is thc main ly injured, but whose names cannot be among tbe first to strike tbe river bed. gateway of America for travel from . * rraP a large beneflL as beech nuts are hanlly be expected. -----• !t?*” ,o <he best fat producer that can Mr. Artley, Sr., was bndiy but not ser­ Europe and the outside world." What a Mlihlfaa Wr-man Says:-Cured learned. ’*«to»wine. Sbot Jn tbe JCeek by Hl» Own PiatoL iously hurt, while tbe oilier*, received of Coiiznmptlnu. When tbe news renobed Calden, Col., a "SAMUEL OF POSEN’’ IN TROUBLE. The d summer resort tickets oom‘•Dr. O. Phelps Brown’s Standard Her­ wrecking train was ordered out and was j slight bruises. June 4th. 1891, from Hastings to bal Remedies (Acaciaif Balsam,, Herbal starting when Robert Pro in, an employe »* !l •» and at rates named as foltowa: Ointment and Pills i cored me of cj>ns-jmps , of tbe road,attempted to board the engine ALMRT Ln. Minn.. Sept- H.-During ifiver^ «;(CJ and return ^10< 1Uj ykw tlon 90 years ago.’’ Mrs. Adallne Weston, lu doing so his revolver fell from h!s hip fix* FbaKCUCO. Sept 11—While under the thunder storm Satu:day night tbe « -eu„k(> return >8.95. Harbor WhltnerviUe. Kent Oo., Mich., June !>5, pocket, ths hammer striking a atone and arrest tor disorderly conduct, aud with a '.rnnznd rrtaro W.20, Mackinaw City ) 1891. The Balaam, composed off barks, the weapon was discharged, the ball tak­ booze of Peter A. Pe:e-»on, of tba Unev*, Free»x>rn county, wav struck by ,lo ao’ Mackinaw laland and gums aad roots, loosen*, heals, strengtb- ing effect in tbe man’s neck, making a Itahtnir.g. and Cbrig Petrisou. agsd 17 „ zv.nchH. CC ldfL sore wound which will result fatally. Those who .» lying In l»J. wuj.du. seriously injured in the wreck were kft J---------- • - a brother who slept at wnidcii is tbe hsoAi of nt ’J---- - I'itf Hastings Banner Additional Locate white those thorn not not badly badly hurt hurt *«• were ’_. _ i police force Thursday night. This is too charge against tbe actor and by la in jaiL He says be did. not shoot the officer. Ho was a pitiable object as be sat In the police station wringing his bauds tn despair, running from eno officer to an­ other to protost his innocence, and toll­ ing in an Incoherent, drunken way of .Ms doings during the night. Time again be started to his/■ foot “My God," bo cried, "if 1 could only recall the last four hours of my life. I'm no murderer, gentleman; 1 had no pistol. I sho* nobody. I haven’t an enemy in the world." Vainly be pro­ tested his innocence of any offense and wanted to go home to his wife. Curtis gives the following account of hla doings Thursday night: “I was a* the Grand Opera house last night with my wife to zee Bernhardt in “Camilla." I left tbe theatre about 10 o'clock to go to the Tivoli theatre with Mr. Kreling, one of the proprietors. We had. a drink to­ gether, nnd I left him to return to tbe op­ era bouse tor my w\fe. When I reached tie corner of Third hojl Mission streets I was suddenly tumbled into tbe gutter, and after that I remember nothing, only somebody pulling and jerking toe about until I found mywlf in a wagon with handcuffs on my wrists." But Curtis mu»t be mistaken. A num­ ber of people say be habitually carried a pistol, and Horace P. Bsdgclcy. a reliable citizen. saw tbe shooting, being not more than fifty feet away. As soon as Grant fell Curt Is ran away, showing that ba knew what lie was about. It seems that the handcuffs were only on tbe right wrist of Curtis, who is left handed and could use his pistol easily. THE SALVADOR CATASTROPHE. tired*—Forty a* tho Capital. San Salvador, Sept. ll-Detailz of tba terrible earthquake shock which occurred Wednesday prove it to have been more disastrous than was at that time sup- sons were killed ___ more or leas seriously injured, bat it is ImpouiMo to give the names of the dead There is no telling to wlmt extent thc.mortality list will reach, but, judging from thc fearful results in Baa Salvador, the number of killed through­ out the country will be somewhere In tho hundreds. Tjbe panic has now pretty Dearly sub­ sided, although famines are sleeping in tanta in tbetr yards or houses, or in the public parks or stream. Earthquakes, by turn feeble and rlolent, continue at irregular inter­ vals. Everybody expects the climax'to come B.pt. Hl on account of tbe equinox, as experience show* that tbe phenumenoa exerts a great influence ou local earth­ quake*. It is not unlikely that this city will be made a total wreck. CHKTF.SSK, Wyo, Sept 15.—Tbe old IHunt block oomp-adog tho town of Sharrange of the Roukiex, tbe Union Pariflc horned �= WHERE FAKIBS MEET. | HISTORY OF A WEEK. HORSES FOB A family of six p risons committed sol- Colonel T. B. Hunt. United States army retired, died at Fortress Monroe. E. H. J osre, retail clothing dealer at Keokuk, hax Uilod. Liabilities, *10,000; ■Met* FKOOO. eakahilsbed AX) feet inshore from its pres­ ent location. Tbe bronze equestrian statue ot General Grant, in Lincoln park, Chicago, will be unveiled on Oct 7. The annual council of the Order of Red Lord Salisbury says Russia has no rights te the Dordaaelles that are not possessed by the other powers. It is stated that an English syndicate has obtained an option upon, nearly evary type foundry in the United States. The legal advisers ot Timothy Hopkins have served q at ice of his intention to con­ tort tbe will of Mra Hopkins-Searles. Three hundred delegates are present at the annual meeting at St Paul ot the Boadmastern* Association of America. Major A M. Bundy, editor of the New York Mali aud Express, is lying seriously ill at Parte, suffering with a stroke ot apoplexy. At tbe bicycle races at Charter Oak pork, Hartford, A A Zimmerman, of the N. Y. A Q, beat the world’s record ot 30 4-5 seconds for M mile, doing the dis tancc !n seconds. Ella Armstrong and Mrs. Covert are in the bands of the law at Holly, Mich., charged with poisoning the well of a fam­ ily named Wade by pouring a bottle o! arsenic into it Ella bad been living with the Wsde» as an adopted daughter. <i »4k : Jfi A . ■' A convention of cemetery superinten ­ dents is being held in Chicago. Jules Grevy, ex-president of the French republic, died in Paris yesterday. He was 18 years of age. Louisiana lumber firms have sold 500,­ 000,000 (cet of pine lumber to the German government. Judge Cooley has tendered bls resigna­ tion m a member of tbe’inter-state comxnorce commission. Donald Murray Murphy, a 0 year-old New Brunswick inventor, has just se­ cured a patent on a new toy. Henry A. Witte attempted to clean out • saloon at Newark, N. J., and afterward cut his throat to avoid arrest. Major J. M. Bundy, the New York editor who was stricken with apoplexy at Paris, <Jled Tuesday night. The rumor is again current that Jay Gould will retire from business and per­ mit hh sons to watch nig interests. The Itata is to be returned to tbe Chilians upon the payment of the ex­ penses of this government in her pursuit •nd capture. Edwin Mitchell and William Nelson, colored stable boys at the Sheepshead Bay track, quarreled, and Mitchell idiot NelLouis Lauer, tbe German charged with the murder of the Busbenhagen couple at Bloomfield. Conn., committed suicide by hanging himself In bls cell. • Mrs. Lulaud Stanford has donated propperty valued at *100,000 to the benefit of Use Society for the Relief of Orphan and Deatitmteichlldren at Albany. A test <tf the new high explosive called lerrorite was madeatFort Hamilton. New York harbor. It was found to have four times tho1,force of dynamite, and issmoke- Tbe national World's fair commission has adjourned at Chicago. One of its last acts w*n to appoint a committee to urge cm cungrtu tbe loan uf «,(MO.OOO to the Jay Gou’d is said to bu arradgtng for a year’s crtxi«o in his vachk Atalnntx. Thv failure of Alexander &■ Son, corn broker?, of Leadnn, is announced Tbeir Habllirics nrc jEx-C'dngre^sm.’ui Clarke, of Wisconsin, diid sc N. Y., yesterday. Hi.i horn- witt in Neenah. 1’. VV. TXttllngtr, whois wanted at Cliirag -' for stealing 0lH,iriO from the Chicago Mull r.and Loan nuoefnticn ling been f arn-»t<d a! Tbr UniUrt! Stall; i L*nbH.»h;ng company, of Chicago. b.-i<> l<wn plsced in i’ju Laud.' ,^a ri-... i-.. i L .- Judgo Uibrton. Its Ila .Vis *i. .-i- -or-, ‘ " "Wood <iep»r Mr. oad Mrs. McKix-1 an CXpOCtal__ ____ •tlte at Auburndale, .to .The president’s family will leave Cape May Point to-morrow. A joint debate has been agreed upon In Obio between McKinley and Campbell* Tbe time and place are Oct 8, at Ada. Mrs. Alien G. Thurman, wife of the “Old Roman’’ Is very ill, and her friends fear that her illness will result in her death very shortly. The Social iste in the Berlin common council have introduced a bill to establish a court of arbitration with jurisdiction in trade and labor disputes. Noble Randall, for killing John Gtp bort, near Atwood, Ill,, has been found guilty of manslaughter and sentenced to states prison for one year. It Is stated that a trust in “snaths" has been organised, including the manufac­ turers in Michigan, Vermont, Ohio, In­ diana, Missouri and Iowa. William Waldorf Astor, the New York millionaire, is so much in love with Eng­ land, it is said, that be la preparing to make his residence there permanent, Saturday was “Old Defender*” Day at Baltimore. But the ‘ Old Defenders" have 1 al) passed to tbe great beyond. The day is a holiday in tbe Monument City. George O. Nettleton, of St. Paul, lost; *88,000 at poker, giving notes for thc' amount. A R. walker bought ona of the notex and sued for the amount— *5.000—and obtained judgment. The police of Ban Francisco have evl dence against Curtis, the actor, who killed Officer Grant last week, that makes it highly probable that Cnrtis will hang, or receive a heavy penitentiary sentence. It is charged that the gate receipts of the Atchison, Kan., fair were stolen by members of the association and employes, leaving nothing to pay the exhibitors. Tho men accused say the accusation is a lie. John D. Rockefeller is seriously ill at Cleveland with nervous prostration. Fire at Quebec dretroyed twenty-nine houses and rendered 230 persons home- A fire at Menasha Wis., destroyed *85.000 in property, and will throw 100 men out of employment. News has reached Madrid that 2,000 people have perished in the floods In thc province of Toledo alone. Governor Campbell, of Ohio, is not mak­ ing rapid progress toward health. He sti-’l appears a very sick man. Mrs. Teresa Fair, tho divorced wife of the California millionaire, is dead. She leaves a fortune of about *6.000,000. R. N. Murry, one of tbe early settlers of Chicago and county judge of Dupage county IUs., for several terms, is dead. The contract for the superstructure of the Bay City, Mich., public building has been^warded to G. A. Moses, of Chicago, on. ot . i^rf te9‘ - u.. B-r » portion of the western wllj hacks aud a carriage were used. Ju*t“ they reached a secluded spot on the route they were pounced upon by J«e and his gang. All were invited to and line up” by Jmm himself, who, with two others, sat upon their borMS. Jmj*« reputation as a bad man had gone before him. and tbe health seekers were not long in obeying his command. Mr. Burbank was relieved of a valuable diamond, a sum of money and his watch and chain. . After all va'luablee were collected Jesse called out, “I* there a man here who fought for the Confederacy!” One man responded that he had been a Confederate soldier, whereupon all that had been taken from him was returned. A preacher in the party made his profession known, and to him were returned Ids posMMioDL J case here straightened up and remarked: •• W« arc gentlemen, and do not care to rob defencelras women, and tboM who fought the abolitionists, or.ministers of the gospel.” Six years later be was killed by Ford. A number of watches were recovered, among which was this.-Cor. Chicago Herald. A stylishly dressed young woman tripped down the stairs of a brownstone bouse on Madison avenue the other day and walked to the curb.where her brougham wnafiwaJting her. A footman listened to her orders attentively aud then ^limbed up to thc box alongside the coachman. The handsome pair of bays arched their necks and started off on a trot with a grace which showed that they were a team worth owning. Just as they were starting off another team drove up, a door or two away. These two were a well matched pair as well, and looked every whit as well fed and sleek as the others. But instead of drawing a brougham they were attached to a delivery wagon of one of the big dry goods stores. Their driver eyed tho other team narrowly. “By George!” he arid, turning to his asslstant, “that's the very same team which tha boss sold to So-and-M, tbe banker, last week, and a good sura be got for them too. I’d know those horses anywhere, for I have driven them myself for the last six months, and I would never forg^-that step. They’ll attract more attention, perhaps, than they did in this rig, bnt I’ll wager they won't get any better treatment than when we had them.’’ The driver of the dry goods wagon was right, and tba young woman who was driving behind the pair of bays was all un­ conscious that the horses of which she was so proud had been engaged the week before jn the plebeian business of delivering bun­ dles around town. VALU1 OF HORSES IN DITSINESS. They had been bought by her father for a round *1,300, and only the coachman was In the secret as to where they came from. The fact that they had been "work’’ homes might bare spoiled their beauty in her eyes, but if she ever does find out the se­ cret she can console herself by tbe fact that hers is not the only team to be seen on Fifth avenue which has come from the same source. Several of the big dry goods stores have horses among their stock which will chal­ lenge comparison with the better class of carriage lion^s owned by wealthy indi­ viduals. In no other business is thc qual­ ity of horse flesh higher than in the dry goods busluehs. The rivalry him been so sharp among the more pretentious estab­ lishments that it hasn't stopped at tbe bargain counter. Ono or two of the wealthiest of the dry goods men hit upon a plan a few years ago to attract attention to their stores. Tho general dtdivery sys­ tem hrul la-en in vogue for some time, aud it occurred to one of the dry goods kings that if his goods were delivered in style to his fashionable customers tbe impression made would be a valuable one to him. ' So ho provided his wagon with driver and footman in livery and bought a num ber of fine horses at big prices. He got tho best harness that the market could afford, aud his rigs did make tho impresrion that he had calculated on. Other houses fol­ lowed his example, until now thc store­ keeper that wants to get fashionable cus­ tom expects, as a matter of course, to make his deliveries with a pro|H>r amount of style. Otherwise he knows that he stands a good chance of being left behind in the race. Tbe stables of these dry goods houses form a big item of expense, for many of them are models, in their way, nnd the horses are well cared for. A firm on Twenty-third street have al­ ways taken an especial pride in the horses they nse, and the superintendent of their big.»table says that of the 115 horses owned by the flrm not one has Iwn bought for less than fSOO. The head of the firm docs the buying himself, aud every horse which his superintendent picks out must be brought around to him far approval. She was about nine years old, and ahc was swinging along lower Broadway with a great air of taking everything in as she went along, and enjoying herself very much. She did not seem to think about herself, or mind the fact that one toe was coming out of her shabby shoe, or that there wtu. a hole in her old, faded woolen hood, fr<'=‘ which waved a small plume ot fioxen hair, or that her soiled cotton dress was not a very warm covering unsupplcmcnted by any wrap in the raw, damp air that lovely spring was just then treating us to. She plunged into thacrowd around somp workmen who were laying a pipe; she crit­ ically examined tbe legof tbe man who ex­ hibits some form of maacullne garters on his own person, and then coming to nu apple stand kept by an old woman, she did the thing that makes her worth “putting In the paper;'' she laid down a coin, u nickle, I suppose,* and picked up an apple. Juat as she was getting ready to plant her teeth in it tbe old woman held out her hand with the change—and now if I could just show you thc happy, thc magnificent­ ly kind gesture with which that blessed ragamuffin of a young one took that old woman's wrist and pushed it back—she was not goipK to spoil her spree taking penny change from a poor old woman, not much—that was what the movement said, and then she moved off a step, and after stopping an instant to take a monster bite she swung on down the street with never a glance backward.—New York Herald. having uuidelLrou uiUt»p.:a FaHinta,, LcpL Lt. , £,j. Too Chi. ago Intenu.ue exposition will1 •pen in-rt Wednesday. Dr.William U Bark w dLJ at Wuukc JpUt.JDR. aged years. Cbariw M. S c-krs, a prominent Ph’v WHAia atock broker committed suicideAn unknown . man nnd woman <a«:>tedtted uuichle by going «<r Niagara pin. ;• In ..LA Ihri-t. ; lu>!L’»aro b.tter hnitsad i‘.r.n "Ctr-tat. t ILO3 4.I mix.-u. ' Butuy a poor t uraily in .\-n- York .-m 1 vr, if « ■•‘Mktate* and groocic 1 ant! v.-el! fed . rhey ftnf they Cft;i 'witf i.r-tivi to. .i : bu.nriiLy KLmdthem or!: mucii better th* r bAt&wi’SS tb-y -’therwliimfja-. Almost XH^of fhS tUpvlllg MCOput. I hor’c* c:’rae frOni ’ « -t. alt ima-.’j a K£jt’-' lower, on» ■; to hrr pu-crras.-linthesrue '’ ’ * io ranged at4r5.e. «> -. *4 I.I <«!,.Ill r.ne i.f ibefc!x I;,J:,- ktnlh rts -rved nj i CM, 0... I .'or IE. ..!xt n-,”-,?4.. '» »• ,f ,r. | ! '■ W.V I it« K.r.nK. Met r^.-; turktyi, uuted, lot: OMta* w. Mbri«. Mfc- Pouiotw-sc. DmL. carb* per bn: Kaunas, Jfcj Lowmi gn.w5«- XMfe. I- r a»ciu Miunc-ot* -.'^nic per bu; fersrt i-ouuom, BaltiSWO..8.W i-cr bU. Jeneys, |4.5^sA<Xi Apples-CrR-a cuoldug. *Lz&AL5J per bld; cm ting. Broom corn—Hurt per JU whitk bnura.l^iirtc; green, self•wtektog.WO*): ta- or <*. ito.. . Cta. jmd. . Ur win, When you rtdt the fakirs’ exchange and „„ u> know It roo will b. »bU to antler nod u tut on. clreum».nt» thM nW bare struck you m bring a trifle queer. Now, many persons have at dome time walked from the city hall through Park row and down Broadway as far as Wall jtrret, and have noticed that tba streets were strangely clear of-paddlor* Going over chat same ground a couph of boura Inter they have encountered a horde of howling, hoarse voiced men and boys, their cries arising far above tbe nolse of the rtreetaM they fairly assaulted the paarereby compel ‘them by to te"oompel them to to buy buy Qie t£u trinket* trinkets they they Ij »!-in lor would tokc to till »udS, .u,?"4’ *A d.,„r J™two.*,!™""V" , 11’* hu t. .1..u.l---- ., , 00ru^DR Otlt of twoor £ K _ *vmnn on hb head and a soft hat tr> h l w-iko. carried an umbrella under ntaally appears in that way on tl~®' & ; 7/a so denre.ll} Lnve^/**; ■ ^rnow." If lt mins he ciui n-1 P® i and then it girra him « M-llacbX^ j TbeDukeufH^i’m tha° an lwttr" a mile^Jkb ' "dot^ 'J «««tiM fijri for sale. uoti^ UU,ou hn[W wondered whence all theee fakirs have •ostkddenIy sprang. The ksy to thia myv linl ” H ^2ly J? l^Hni ' J ^oav a pot J‘ dUtooo. .war. It I.IO b. found u th. to cl fakirs’ exchange. ___ ____ mlddle of th0 d WhJ^Xl < Just atrika down Ann street from Park ^.^<1 hc u ( - *" 'lnr“«»fontud halt BthMdlv...bort boll j tab, block aw.r. You will ^. uothlbE tbarc and ehat^tK hl.^X .ndchxnulax bl’. that will remind you of the Produce ex- the^ M^T^°lTUala< cW or th. Cotton «ch»n». or th. Rml „ nlgLt, biuSJJj i,l. , U‘:° B.UU exchange or »' ta rartri«l uon. ot th. n>’^!±u“!’ You will see on one aide of Theater alley a cWU ixa.ti<»n 1 i«adri in liquor store, on the other another. Tbe l*wd U»l« U»bte up,u .u tefag , .be­ Fakin' exchange la right about there. tter P'lW In U« Una* H, In the windows of one of these saloons ia . pwr U.Jl» v.ry «H| „e. Hi> j™ a. small crystal lake, in the center of that a ;mrtl«;irt.»d.rt>do»lh« . bulllmg rt- | moat *» large a* the island. He is the' vroicn which-over300-havrbren —over wo-bave lWl ,moked t . tutelary genius of the exchange. When he janUbip. It U .aid tl^TlJ’ I Imdcbip. 11 h md U,« h, m.aidtai was firm put.into> that aquarium h. w« a . u^glll decUd l-liH-tju) B U representative W.’i.w.n..K. I.. -■ ;---- 7.but -------foi — too. of Ira. brash sort of bullfrog. He started in to1i. Iss,-* tend lot‘the t*ci -.hat th*! hi.iirer bruited make things hum at once. In the same i,lc8 wrri; that Jif. 7,----------- *““• • “ -w,»nH dtsrna place were several catfish. If you have f[ •' the sacred• •body of coronets by ntnokinKhta ever attempted to toy in a carelew manner ’ short clay pips on the terrace of the hocwith a catfish you probably know that be of lords. has a very decided way ot making himself Lord Gardner, fourth baron of hii title, felt. This bullfrog ought to have known <te one of the new English peen who na thia and perhaps be did, but as has been only decline to live iB their own.country said, he was brash. So be fooled with the but r> out of their way to uuanglidie catfish and they fooled with him. themselves by eccentric foreign nmrriL» THE EXCHANGE. Thia nobleman 11X 0,811 tU yekrreandia Then one day he climbed on tbe island Indio, and his baronaw is a daughter of before mentioned nnd began to wonder why |, Prince Mirza Shikov, a grandson of the it was that catfish were allowed in a civil­ late king of Delhi. She Is a coffre coforel ized country to carry stilettos, behind their lady, and enjoys ber betel nntw thoroughly ear*. Tlial was two years ago, nnd the bull- ______________ 3 nJoni ,JU3tno as a Nantchaluni girt Her ’s household U frog has spent abont all bis time on that wmilur to that uf an India rajah island ever since. This biography of him i • Lord jxdnt blank Lord Newburgh Newburgh jadnt blank dwlina declines u> to may seem irrelevant, but it isn't Tbe , be either on Englixhnsnn or a Srotehmin. members of the exchange treat him with ‘ although he is the tenth*|«r of his tifii largo consideration. They call him Robin- j ifc jB Mn Italian citizen, and calls hitnstl! son Crusoe, and they claim that his powers Count Bandinl-|’•er’iiqw <-ne of the only of hard and persistent thinking entitln > instances on rwml s> here a man pnfen him to respect So if you want to get along being an Italian omul to an EnglWi art. with them you will cast no reflection on Viscount Tnaffe. an Irish peer, poritirely Crusoe, the frog. | declines to 1* an iri-Munanofany docripThe exchange Ln unique. There will be tion. He and hii father him were days and days when it will be w all in- naturalized Austrian.*, aud tire couatry tentsand purposes closed, when you will | hna agreed n«i well with liitntlisthehu secscweiy a member about On thorn risen to the rank of prime minister to the dnys they arc scattered all over tbe dty in 1 Emj*ror franz Juwf. He also calls hiaevery place where, men and women congre- self a count—Count Taaffee. gate, selling with greater or less success But you have an instance of ranmob^oa such ware* as they have to offer. Then of peerslilp a* well a. dtizensNp IzBr. .you will see them drifting back to head- , Contec Fairfax, of Virginia, who, as 4i quarters, and on another day when you go | well known.« cleveita Baron Fairfax in through Ann street you will find handcart the peerage Of Scotlimd. But be finds It, after handcart about Theater alley and : bowev- r. agr.-.itcr brau r to te acitixen of men lounging about looking at Crusoe aud 1 the United Btates.—London Cor. Chicago talking In groupo. It is an exchange day. | Herald._________________ It is not proper to class these men with the shoestring*, HJ» small »uata.t peddlers pwutvan who sell KU .aticu lUjp, ! . are but workwork- '> The lnrn •wJ> Hhc h’1’ P5®*matches and the like. These arc Ing on what U practicalIr thc .yUom ol brinctob.rn^t a!:...:.’r>rrrtwtlwmi»th. Italian padrone*, albeit In thl. caa.lt «tca.aud aaalwhartk’ I.' rmploywllothU U worked by Hebrew, TbcM peddler. In .rating and dawn. »»b.cliiw«Haedfta»:» Ann i-.rror an nanally either Indlrldeal b"“-- (,>nI '™C” »,u>''» merchant., w to .peak, or member, ot a pulaU.-n we mskr. How ..it U U» combination, and tn a general wa/wlth w EI the owl; I. tv uoulra few much unanimity of form that their bead- I “*8ht! Watch Iwr she past the quartan mar roallr be termed an exchange. ' tod, down by ihe rirts a.d ulrm.y or at tbe nry Inert a market onrlbeold w.ul Thrr. .way am ilw Therbaee capital within eertam Unite. ’J”**"?<•» *•» “J « and endlt too Tber will not deal in tblnp, ol the ....piu. ■ ■■ > tars, nnd tte that to thter mind will not urike tM pot ' nt*WW11'”’ t- «“■' ”1 ' ccurwctUe NMltaUop. ..... lie m either bargains or novclu'e.-. Tba. c,!t?w pttldlcBi who !c.'d in Ixirgnius buy ’ nnwW stuck* of magazines, books orib lOTtrated papers, hats just gone out o*T sea­ son, secund hand articles that are eari!’* transferred by means of a handcart or with tlie n-sslstance of qp ancient horse.’ ! HOW FAKIRS VrWUL . ’• Thadealars tn uovdttcx forth the crctam of the exchange. They wotk on cojnbluN-.tlmn.. They watch every toy an4 novelty manufacturing house in the burin.*-. ■ The*' have scheduled novelties that of. coufso change from year to year for every i holiday, whether h br Christmas or Laix* • ** ' uoluij through iheefforts of I he " I'lfteen Puxzle’ be- | fl.t rami When they hviud, and Uy. rhe ’ 1 Isey d Alnn n «»r <u> w of ibuiiaupd' ■ rt"'w' . “ v‘ -x : -'''’‘“a , n,,'G ’ l:-‘‘'' lb'--; ' ; ’ urairtta fi.ur •todtir t ripped npl t’y. una’^lrg ifwn.Vnl !1,‘ • lh -: MCWM tH it public lUais anti tovfact Mmiy I lf ugh Senators Jone* and Stcw.trt. ot Nevula. •reiONiuxup .Ohio in the interval at tret» Tbe eccentric •obleman i tmlnBoBlon4. H. fc„ fcjLJ® 10«• —" j ing the mob. One week we l2tU>aBn*' it Is la Marrow and Crowded Ann gtreat. I?on»drie racbii; agdrart. S?* EM. A «01d 5-ob W d‘£ PEErap' they have an exchange queer enough in ITS OOO WAY. bralbrr 1D-U« ol OUnr F. Prior to the discovery of this continent by Columbus there was no cereal in Ameri­ ca, either north or south, irhich ap­ proached in nature to the wheat plant It was not until 1530 that It found its way into Mexico. It may be difficult to reallre Mrs. Mary Gotta has been held in *.’i00 tbe fact that wheat was at one time wholly bonds at Merrill, Mich., to smswer to a unknown in such an immeuM) country anQ charge of baring slandered Mrs. Cath­ one so favorable to ita production, but erine Dillon. such was the case. It was in 1530 that h Two inhuman fiends set fire to the'dres* poor slave belonging to Gortes found a fee af “Auntib^Tillie Hnnter, an old colored grains of whent in a parcel of rice; he woman, in a Milwaukee saloon and she showed them to hU master, who ordered was burned to death. them to be planted. Tbe result showed The officers of the steamship Arizona that wheat would thrive well on Mexican say that the ship with which they collided soil, and today one of the finest wheat val­ on the recent trip acroas the Atlantic leys injthe world is near the Mexican capiprobably did not fink. Lal. * Hon. George B. Loring, ex-minister to From Mexico tbe cereal found its way to Portugal, and a disiingnished citizen of Peru. Marie D’Eacobar, wife of Don Diego Massadiusetts, died at Salem yesterday. de Cbauves, earned a few grains to Unia, He was 74 yeura old. the entire product for several successive The Illinois Central railroad is having years being used for seed. At Quito, Ecu.v EXCELLENT CARS GIVEN. ' plan* prepared for a new passenger sta­ The dry goods man takes as much care dur, a monk of the order of -St. Francis, tion to be erected on the site of tbeir pres­ in sriccting his business horses iw be does named Fra Jodool Bixi, introduced the ent structure at Chicago. in choosing a team fur his,private use. The new hreml grain, ami it is said that tbe jar ^Joseph England, a wealthy farmer near ■i reporter went through the stable* iuenm- in which the pious man kept the origin*! ■e^.awe. Td>ekr, Kun., fell into bls well and waz • panj with Superintendent Dunmead, who i i» still preserved at Quito. Whoat V.,; drowned, while fl ratting wgt«r with a kuowa every one of the ninciy-tJve hors ♦ ■ w: s intn dm v»l into tho prcMtni Umile of rope, the pump being out of order. | in it by D.suif. aud is justly proud.uf tbe ' the St?.:contemporaoeously with ! ............. < M.vbln.Urivnt over wticli he presides. Tlie , the witlouw-nt of the country by thc EnIt is reported from Llnodn, Neb., t’.n John Firegeraid. mresMent of th,- BU: ' round ll'N.r, into which tha teams are ] gllsa Slid other Kftrwja’ans —Sk*Ix>uh He 1 ertv.’ i f-o-.t tha atreet, L covered wi/fra. pul He. National htagu xZh’» ill with c;:ik ---------------------------- •tionoftho brain, w-li recover, but w.i «• . ' 4.’.-4is«'wiiySk<1.u!«a iinP l.i'.-v-r ■ . .u ar.: tli»-umIIk. and it wm a'I *" Tha* Ai<» I«s.-<,n»,,r-.luju*ibte. ' have in:|wurts1 menial fa'mllks. very wfnpu:.^ j.rray ot bur. efly^h which ’ * A M’tate cub«: inch ot chalk, ktroh a.t I Englfeb capital io the extent ct *3/') • { form* IU great .uUffii under tad anmud , Got' lias been invested in the Hani. > 1'. i, tlwy enu: ' sai.l ?:r. Demneod, ■ l^rtr, Engk.ud,couuiiua about ! tin ijpftes. nf Rapid City, S D., and t .i . st-.i torawh,. taster iu a i.ttfCoXM' ->t separate sheila., When Uh re- i company experts to have tin fnr sale ir t '*• . ;•> .'*b! -.kUt. .•. t iej nr - g.runtuttl juat as j toembered that tlrora etlff* fwhioh give to : ' r •«!!.. I. J.uni Wm vuipluv a veterinary j En«!.-m«! one nt its namre. Albion—white* ; iw tu tie on th.- watch for ’ ^rn‘1 from I,Mu to s.0fn L^-t |a 1 THE MARKETS. । . '.1t .fal tiling : ‘k'ptdf, and exthudin't alnn.t t.,- l.u-iu!» • '• . i ’..nt. i rktit. .«ud I .11 t and crefi nr4?.- tiie r.. *ara:' no!, .; 1 » the HX; i >•!•, .and ■ tud. Ute n JG-; ea/-o Id gi r! ofJ PRIGS OF THE [VERY. Souiheru Pacific train robbera. There are eight of ths thieves, and a battle is probable when they are overtaken. A little French Canadian girl, Rom de PRIVATE TURNOUTS RIVALLED BY Llnia, of Hallsville, Is reported aa making THE ORY GOODS TEAMS. miraculous cures in Quebec by simply touching with a feather tboae affected. William H Cooley, a colored student In Display of Horse Flesh While Serving the Harvard medical school, killed him­ self because bis father forbade bis baring anything to do with a young colored girl. • 1 j * gouwl jud>4 anil wa««j mil im>l U ynu<<ouid Neva)! *i e.vvauug.- nt tin k i;<.n.; ' ~~ " I iiuriiiv fiiMsibte. Tho *Tr?r*‘ yMtlna' I Jricj du nut cm.irnjpte fti i^i.l.d — Urgely i'"* Bul “ “uy u^v thing 0P ” ’• c.i: as a.c»«rij value of a remark depend ’ lima If any «•><.-.,s.^, Who utters £ landing thc j>er- timl.b riL-ly wop ft hr sirct-ta . i_ of _..rtlmt.bMkHy to^ril oi»|l!j-r rirwta< ' 1 ? Nw . v_ ‘• Vurt York th* tbe mai^M<trwbte||ib,u> tmiuufiu.'<,urvr ha* b,;i. o kt Lt iit Le ni l Hi* f *b°F <**036 foutycare tnowij pt Arm rtnickaud Tlauu-r nHej Ik *— n ............... - --------? » UU>.t vpevJUy ttatol, aitd it it u wLil K ; is claiun-d iu ue it* liireutor i: will tn ! 1'-"- ‘7”ii“' i twruiy tour hours oji sale in every j,t i {Mirtant point'iu Now VwrK77surl'rew.>u-.i::nI uivn and boys will bs rii.mwug in ita i -iri.w J and M-liing IL । For thia and other reasons thv *pot on «‘l rr ’ in «-is uki «ge be h n?aKj(^ f "? . ... . • r . j Ann at reel Im unique, and l^r thv »<tiur rei , mui> it may jasUy enough lie called nixes change.—Nvw York. Recorder, i Aviles *■ .MiW it unkly,** tuat JnmplHg st CoticftiHlonR. PoueloiM* rrvetveri a btinchjd roses with ..out a caret Bhv w.m critafn Jack had went wWr two them, neven livles*. In lLisshv wus right. haa been nttaHipUM '• j -bo<L HVLcD Jack nmv«i in tbs craning site «*- by which. U. exclaimed, “You did ubt *tmd your v.trd The effort b obttiLJJ !•), ‘••X*|rt#(e ol with them, but 1 aiu sure you paid lor in such a ptoition that "‘,c[ rthJu parthem nevertbetesa.''' In this she was the machine ayd mirror . jn tbe mirror v.rotML She forgot Mr McAllister’* ad tion of tbe maehlnr refill in is also shown in the P«*a*' niatle.-N«< photograph an engrariug* "How is lh.it f” “Arrah! If 1 waa to come now find a seat in the ear!”—Youth’ Ion. ■ on-U; b. ra. 1» th. wwit ha! •,.«KW« tu ten tor—Yea; but there is no use hurtiae •’ *?*••, which li unily’.foeltagsI-Puch. tZk*< |»OMiuh»it �PUT UP THE BARS. ON THE WIND-UP. Chicago, Sept. 9.—National League bo* ball clubs yroterday made tbe follow­ ing acorn: A Bouton-(Pint game) Boa­ ton, b; Clerelwad. C. (Second game) Boa­ 5; Cleveland, 4 At Broukl^j-Cin­ SOME DOGS PF WAS PUT OH GUARD. ton, cinnati, <k Brooklyn, 4 Philadelphia Pittsburg game prevented by rain. Off day for New York and Chicago. Association: At Boatou— Boston, &-, St. mrllr*. Seised and Oeeupled Louis, 2, At Washington—(First game) Washington, it; Columbus, 4. (Second that game) Washington, 7; Columbus,* Off day for the other teams. i CHICAGO, Sept. 10.—League base ball • ntf iUkl ConflleU clubs made the following records yester­ .> ,s. spt. 14—Tho most, startling day: At Boston—(First game) Boston, 14; ,.f th-long series of war scare* Cleveland, 10. (Second gnme) Boston, 10; -■-•day, first from Parte, and Cleveland, b. At New York-New York, caiue !' , ...k htiwessiun, from Vienna, 7; Cincinnati, 3. At Brooklyn—Chicago, tbeu. in . cLuatontlnopte. Il wm to 4; Brooklyn. X At Philadelphia-Pitt*, burg. 6; Philadelphia, 5. No American . th<t England bad forestalled all association games. a It'iKHian dash*on CouslautiChicago, Sept. IL—Tbe scores made at • . advantage that the exar \ from a passage ot hlswar- baseball yesterday by National league . ji the D rdanidles. by selling clubs were as follows: At Philadelphia— ship" n.l vf MItylene. The confirmatory Chicago, G; Philadelphia, L At Boston­ h from Constantinople is very mat­ Boston, 18; Cincinnati. 7. At New York dbi**’ —New York, fl; Cleveland, 4 At Brook­ , ■ It says that a detachment of lyn-Brooklyn. 4; Pittsburg. 8. . jaud marine* from a British Association: At St. Louis—St lamia, 8; trviic’.e-I accompanied by a battery of Boston, 11. At Louisville—Louisville, 1; hgbt field pieces and several Gatling guns, Baltimore, 3. At Milwaukee—Milwaukee, wn.--. "day morning landed at Sigri, on •30; Washington, 8 the bland of Mitylene. The detachment Chicago, Sept. 11—Following are the Iwu.alty •.ipiod the place In the name League scores on the base ball field yesterday: At Boston—Boston, 5;Cincin­ of her Hr;t.Miuic majesty. ReMons for Incredatlty. . nati, 3. At New York—(First game) New Tin- official- at tbe foreign deny having York, 8; Cleveland, 2 (Second game) Now u. v <lge of the reportal landing, York, 1; Cleveland, I—ten innings, dark­ At Brooklyn—Brooklyn, 5; Pittv to incline to the opinion ness. Th At Philadelphia—Chicago, I; -tub lauding ha* taken place it burg, 8. Philadelphia, 4 . ik.Jh by sailura for drill purposes, Association: At Columbus—Athletic, 4; is uu evident desire on tho part of Columbus, 0. Al Milwaukee—Milwaukee, r-. :gn oilice tu lull the public into 6; Washington, 1 At Louisville—Loniv dr. so that the government may ville, I; Baltimore, 4 At SL Louis—St. • ret hand fur a few day*. Tbe re- Louis, 18; Boston, 4. Following are the League scores for Sat­ pri:: >uncvd n canard. laird 8ali>ii > claimed, would hardly choose urday and Sunday: At New York—(Fret when be Is sojourning abroad fur game) New York, 4; Cleveland 2 ( Second ;?• !!i>] • riant act as a practical chal- game) New York. 7; Cleveland, 8. At leng- of war to' Turkey. Tlie under Boston—Boston, 9; Cincinnati, 4 At f n-igu secretary. Sir .1. Fergusaon, is Philadelphia—Philadelphia, 2; Chicago, 3. ahu absent from England, a* are most At Brooklyn—(First game) Brooklyn, 3; uf tb«- ■ I ■> liepartrneiita Everything Pittabnrg 18 (Second game) Brooklyn. thv’ n ■>;!;< !< reasonably looked to for In^ 4; Pittsburg 4 Association: (Saturday) At Columbus— . ■ it- of the couuition of England’s ’ •reign relation*, 4t Is further claimed, Columbus, 18; Athletic 4 At Milwau­ kee—Mila an kee, 10; Washington, 4. At puin'- to peaccfuiness. Louisvile — Louisville, 7; Baltimore 1. At >*t a Tor, Paper Thlak*. St. Louis—St. Louis, 3; Boston, 1. (Sun­ St. James Gnxette, which is a Bui day) At Louisville—Lonisville, 6; Bos­ informed Tory paper, says that ; news obviously possesses ton, 3. At Columbus—(First game) Co­ lumbus, 5; Washington, 2. (Second »i niticanceof the first Imporgame) Columbus. 1; Washington, 4 At sdds that tbe island has a poaiSt. Ijouis—St. Louis, 14; Baltimore, 4 iividerable strategic imporUwce, At Milwaukee—(First game) Milwaukee. pv-H-ss;ng little in the way of 1; Athletic, 4 (Second game) Milwau­ uPublic opinion is almost kee, 7; Athletic, 8. ly tq the effect that the situation CHICAGO, Sept. 14—League base ball ex­ -luiH-llrs will bo met by England l.i public places nothing else perts yesterday ’ secured thc following • f. although it is not believol records: At Boston—Boston, 1; Chicago. 7. r Turkey or Russia will approve At Brooklyn—Cincinnati. 11; Brooklyn, 4 At Philadelphia—Cleveland, 3; Phila­ delphia. 13. At New York-New York, 3; ■ i tin- ships and kiot the Men." Pittsburg, 4. Association: At Columbus—Columbus, iiriti-h fleet is now equal, in lino At St. Louis-St. le ship-, to the fleets of any other 10; Washington, 4 - ;■< tn powers, and would in the Ijouis, 7; Baltimore, 4. At Ixiuisviilc— . f ••aval officers. speedily clear I Boston, 7; Louisville, 4 At MilwaukeeI Rain. ____________________ r.ianv’.h « and the Black sea of Rus• ■and also give a good account I Frenc h if they should Interfere. A ; CROP PROSPECTS IN FIVE STATES. England Meets the Recent Movement of Russia. ■ m Purtsmourb says that the rides there had not heard offi-elzure ot'a Turkish port ‘ or one official who was interbc would not be surprised at hi ar of some critical action, he l ad beard from his superiors bjecl, but that the whole situaiblicly known, was highly >t Spoiling for a Fight, rm Itwmately connected u-h legation said yesterday: break on! between Russia Turkey would. I think, al.tit out. Simply taking ' .. .ada d. I do not think Imre of white Corn WIU b«all Right If Jack Front Only NEI3HBORINQ COUNTIES. wLh *"'* lb.t ltolt Colom,T ■■ rotwvd the tank U„ “b“ '-""v. 'mio. «nd .her ,i„ “'■“hler.nd Ulllnc , d»Do.Uo7 z&\:ALL OUR GOO lUiberts ABE GOING RAPIDLY to b*’aUeto I’roTe •««UbL .at <,ne Umc • «**ldent of bmu- SSXsj.xr" The reason is evident. People know that when we ’offer such inducements they cannot go amiss. e.JL<lTJOon|0,T f””*” *>p»nl«»<l >*« week, by a man SI o ) '°T '"ut0«- Indications point to foul play. .tJl2?.Prtm°?t00,'a ,,Or* anJ m 1?!?* I10* thal dldn'‘ **•«’« UnrtT*.. The abert* '■■Ptun-d him at Porthim * ’J?*’ bul to draw a bead on nini to do IL ?r PuWng up tbe wires for the electric street railway In Battle Creek is progressing. Plainwell business men had their "pic­ tures took- in the Grand Iteplds Democrat recently. An Inmate of the Kalsmrzoo asylum es­ caped last week, and was found later at the Bridge Street house in Plainwell. Dress Goods Immense Values in Fall Dress Goods. Latest Styles. Newest Novelties. Jackets Everything New. For Fall and Winter Wear. A comparison of our prices will show that we are the Lowest. Prof. Irland's daughter fell while climb­ ing around under the Iron bridge in Plain­ well last weeteand cut her head badly. A vagrant was lodged in Kalama^0 ial1 last week who claims io be a nephew of the great Napoleon. He had fallen far from past greatness, but told a straight story and there seems no reason to doubt his word. Kalamazoo dudes, who wear fine toggery at tbe expense of tlielr tailors, better keep an eye to tbe windward. Tlie knights of goose and needle have unital against dead beats and are fixing up a blKk list Shawls ; Come and see our line before buying elsewhere. Blankets Rev. Thoa. E. Barr, of Racine. Wis., has been called to the pastorate of the first Presbyterian chureh at Kalamazoo, to suc­ ceed Dr. J. F. lx)ba. at a salary of $2,500 aud $300 for a parsonage. A Vicksburg humorist gave young Earl Kenyon a loaded cigar, and then stood by aud chuckled while waiting for the fun to begin. When the explosion came Kenyon's face nas bn rued badly, and tbe funny man stooped grinning and looked surpris­ ed. He became still more surprised when Kenyon ptoceeded to mop tlie walk with him, aud in bis agitation he pulled a re­ volver and leveled it at his victim. Now the funny man is to be arrested fur carry­ ing concealed weapons oilier than trick cigars. The joke seems to have been load­ ed at both ends.—Grand Rapids Democrat. A project is on foot to build a mammoth hotel near the M. C. R. it. depot Kalama- j I zoo, for the accomodation of guests on the way to the World’s fair. Over $150,000 i has been subscribed for the project a1 ready. I Fine White and Fancy Bordered Blankets $1.00 per pair. We’ve no competition. A comparison of our prices will show that we give the very highest quality obtainable at the most ordinary prices. 0. D. SPAULDING A heavy fog came near being the cause of the deaths of several section men on the G. R. A- 1. IL IL near Shelbyville last week. The work train barked down uj>on them without being noticed. Thc men just escaped, but their band car was smashed into splinters. Harry Frazer, a passenger brakeman on the Grand Trunk railn^d. was arrested In Battle Creek last week charged with fleec­ ing a foreigner out of $12 in cash. He was convicted, ami sent io the Detroit House of Correction for 90 days. WABHINGTOX. SepL 14.—The crop re­ port fcr the lost week says that the corn 1M„ Williams, w Martin roA Fox and ^, Chas. uf. erop in Michigan will, be «afe in ten day* ! Augusta, plead guilty last week to stealing if frost doe* not occur sufficiently severe five bags of wheat, and were sentenced to to damage the crop. Iu Illinois corn is the Detroit work house fur 90 days. already safe In the southern'%nd central portion, but that in thc northern part will require warm weather until Oct. 1. Sixty per cent of the Indiana crop will Ire safe by Sept. 20; 4<) per cent, must hare an The Lunllro Delightart. | and the ; The *«•« pleasant effect ----— perfect . ; safety with -which ladies may use the ! liqnid rnp of Fig*, undimnid fruit laxative. Sy Syrup under. absence of Crust until Oct. I. in Wisruti- ! all euiidlcious make i their favorite rem ’ *t<- •' eye and U» the It Is plMsiinc sin thera is but one-third of n crop in the n srtlpg on tlie nortll,,rn perfect of Wiseandh and ooa| halI jn wuttMin. This will bv safe, ! barring trusty In tea days. re;. Bulletin. 6“S?i l.k.-VkUk^Ti - dfplo ktin of the Iowa, wen ibeiteo- । aui-i* up th* enru skua rav^fad | third sufllctentiy r. j shock and s nl-;tnnt•' • ou* hartEi !»y frostg. hcra :o ; days wiliptero ttrtMthi Pesther j M*r. The remaining third fbspired Itteptemler a;*d XWer of I through. Th? warrant the ,-a rywherv. A few lea Cunningham u nd land aK«nt, 1U rev. nee they toad! hint food. 1:1 custom from BANKRUPT SALE! :r»<xL.’ pnrftUased by the Jate firm pf Holder A Hire. This stock llosm of cost ;i:vl ftwy article will and musfS^e sold. Youjvuu aavo your axptwes by falling at BANKRUPT STORE And making your Liu* aud common'— uHMiay on th” c**11 hot i>io4 tl»s Uir-OJCB .tin on«J».j G-orxfn ■ tr.wk ar*-! roDed'ddwn a Kituiboor John White-, incan’iy killed and Fireman ■ n<! Conductor Hiltou, Brake’■••• Crawfotd uud Gamble Wore At this print one ol the robt^r*M-it' Jomj>eA , Htwragllthe privateeotraiK-'-.-uid l-cit ’I XL;v.»(/ la TJ-v.r a handful <( bill* and both tt- uh- s •■?■- ’ T., • i.qi-r tip h wi.i-jj bnuk note.- ;.ro cipijate retreat Ti»e alarm was itt ■ •:« ’ j r -’.<• I L .-»li I •■JbtlJ.-.-uve pa,'.-*..-.’’ lie­ given and by qufek pursuit t i.c robltet w cans.* umsI cvclu .ivuty t-y the goi’-emmeqt wer» captured. Tbry were armed and nt. •'for th? prft in .• of bonds un.i uotca. The f!ret *hov,-Lxi Jigbf, but seeing rocanc wi<s mill., w here it i.< inin’:if.ict::n."l a.-« at Glen impkissibSbt.’.e.- threw ap ittea- hands aid . n-.ilh Pall*,whf. IVesjchester caithty. Pa, A:: r.g.tat । miireddforod. ■Tfae ti.umty tnkeu, ubohtjofthetreat -rydcpurttneutreccircstbcpaI $JXLWm also secure ! Tin thieves gnxo |>cr direct f’7m thu h.u;u- of the irtuau• l LHr immesus William McGuire and It. ; fncUirer, n«r! every precaution L t'Janft* i O Neal ■ ; <i.';’t from bcinp !«>. j <U.WO»~Wm8~ - THE TROPHY. ; With tho ptup in tt Iriz Lnrii:. Thu FtrWi-1 —»”4-»eUsl u* a wfreckkrfb with-' at JUs,, Hpr. ngdehl. SFKUWJFiri.D. Sept. 11—The second , . on t passing - --- - d*r or ,b.«.,!».! p,.,a tot.,.,.,. „0, j S' ' o ' v,'. . r ,, nrr.iujjeixicii'above t.ie w;re cloth scatters p«iUo« louwueunl b, .Llrmkb (.i.n.ii, ful firing by the various state teams. I upon the paper as It is laung formed, 'ijbo Altogether there were ten skirmish ruhs I side upon which tho bhie ailk is depmijed ’ ' ■’—• found friends in the women of tbe Worn- | made during the day, each man having M’t ChristUn Temperance union. One it the tuemb-rsof khat organisation wbone duty it i» tu ridt jails brought ber yeateri*j Mme nt.taiuury clothing. How ate U'-t to this city i> a* much a mystery aa Ay r fr'MD New York over tba Central ornj«l bert at 2:53:54p. m. yroterday,making two ruao, two men of each team running in each run. The skirmish total* of sha teams were Wiaromda, 1,«H; Illindi*, v“ L049 Minnroot a, 990; lows, 987. Tbe gntod totals of the two days eoatrot are: illlDota. S.ST7; WiMxmain. 2.M0; Mlnae- - -- o Tbe Wash • •>«•; <"ih* <r°°‘ °* «b~u "• n-«^lcred TT?.' Ih™, FALL AND WINTER There is jKitTOOm in this are a few; ( PURCHASE' lpaM to enumerate thc bargains we are offering, but here : H S. Robinson &: L's famous shoe, sold by the late Aim of Holden & I for $4 00, is uojv being sold at 2.00; a 3.00 lace shoo at 1,50; a 1.50 slipper at 75c a 4.00 Buffalo lined boot at 2 25. Hats at 25c. up. . .ml. our hat stock and oiir prices lire according greatly redu W" Omnplete lin^of fall mid. winter Underwear; Gents’ Furnishing Goods, and tn fact Everything That goes to make up a good general stock, all being sold regardless of cost us during the fair as it will pay you. �/r Mt additional County News. OUR COUNTY. Alin Carr, living near the brick school bouw? CahUrton, wm shocked by electrltity during an electrical storm recently, and nmained speechless several hours. Tbe Woodland News kicks because It takes two days for letters to get from ben­ to that place. • EH Cline’s traction engine was tugging tin- separator up a hill near Woodland the •other day when the propelling shaft broke. Engine and separator took a toboggan slide dnwu hill, aud tumbled to themselves by the roadside. No one injured. Haight & Weed have bought G. M. Baitinger’s furniture stock at Woodlaud. Mrl Haight will conduct tlie business. Horace Curtis, of Woodland, reports 4V2 bushels of oats from OX ucrcs of land. The business men of Woodland will ap­ ply to the supervisors for au order to In? corporate the village of that name. Cor- Mrs. Delos Cronk was last week elected director of the Middleville school district. The Middleville school district has 236 s.hoiars of school age. French «t Son, the Middleville millers, are getting western wheat by the carload. J. W. York, of Grand Rapids, swoofied down on tlie fair village of Middleville, and has arranged to inflict a brass band upon her patient people. Bold burglars have been making at­ tempt* to break Into Middleville bouses of late with slight success. Jos. Hildebrant punched the good looks out of Jack Brady’s fair face In a prize fight near lumslng recently. Work on the test well for Nashville’s water works Is in progress. Work is now progressing on thc factory for the Lenta Table Co. at Nashville. Another narrow escape for Nashville's business street. This time a lamp In the rear of Buel A White’s shoe store set fire to the ceiling, and started a blaze In tbe ceiling. The fire was discovered nnd ex­ tinguished before much damage was done. Nashville Metfiodists rawed 31,391 for church purposes last year. A lynx is said to live in the swamp near Emery’s corners, two miles south of Nash­ ville. The News says that vacant houses are a scarce article in Nashville. Delton. Mri.E. Barton returned trot;. Petoskey Saturday. E. F. Barrett Sun dayed with friends in tbe village. Delton boasts the honor of a photograph studio. Dr. Burton says he will erect a brlek store east of his hotel iu the spring. Dlspite the rainy night, tbe ladles wild twenty-three dollars worth of supper tick­ ets Saturday evening. Wm. Cooper has purchased the house recently owned by Wm. VanHorn.. A. A. Aldrich and Ed. Bissell and wives, of Hickory’ Corners, took dinner with B. Thompson Sunday. Jno. Jones, of Kansas. Is visiting rela­ tives in aud about tbe village. Jno. Nichols will return to his home at Howard City. Saturday. Wm. VanHorn has traded his village property for a farm, but is already arraugto build another bouse in town. Total expenditures of tills school district during the past year, 82,182.03. School began Monday, under tte man­ agement of Miss McAllister. M. R. Gwin, E. Evans and Blrt Boylngton started Tuesday for Thornapple Lake, for a week's outing. Hope Center. Mrs. Wadd is not improving any. Mrs. Knowles and family, of Kalamazoo, are visiting In this vicinity. Mrs. yenry Kahler has been very sick, but Is Improving. Mollie Payne is on the sick list. Effie Chandler visited her parents here last week. _ Gid Wilkinson is putting In wheat on D. A. Bowker's farm, aud intends moving on In the spring. PRO BAI K ORDER. State ol Michigan, County of Ba.iy—a*. At a M-raion of tho Probata Court for the eounty of Harry, holden at the Probate Office in the city of Hasting*, (in said county, on Thurs­ day the tenth day ol teptoinber. In the year one thousand eight huudred and ninety one . Present, Charles W. Arnutrong, Judge ef Probate. In the matter of tbe estate ot Sevilla Althouae. deeeased. On reading and filing tbe petition, duly veri­ fied of Daniel Althouse. son of said deceased, praying that Ell F. Charlton, or some other suitable person may be appointed administra­ tor of said estate. Thereupon tt Is ordered, that Fridav, tbe Oth day of October. A. D.. 1801. at ten o'clock In tte forenoon, bo assigned for the hearing of said petition, and that tbe heirs at law of Mid deceased and all other persons Interested In said estate, are required to npi>c*r at a session of said court then to be hoiden at tbe Probate Office. In the,city of Hastings. In said county, and snow cause. If any there txs, why the prayer of the petitioner mwv not be granted. And tt is further ordered. That said pctlUoner give no­ W. 4. Spalding lost a valuable young tice to the persons Interested In said estate, of the pendency of said petition, and the hearing horse last weak. thereof by causing a copy of this order to be Many of our farmers and their families published tn tbe Hastings Banxkr. a newspa­ took in the state fair at Lansing last week. per printed and circulated in said county of Bamr. once in each week for three successive Tbe writer was one of them and hail the weeks previous to said day of hearing. pleasun- of shaking hands with Ex-Gov. Ch amucs W. AUMSTROXO, (A true copy.) Judge of Prohate. Luce. Gov. Winans, and Michigan’s next governor, Hou. John T. Rich. H. W. Williams, wife and daughter and It is fast becoming as Mrs. J. B. Moreau returned from Petoskey last week where they hare been making a sojourn for a few weeks. Farmers are mostly through wheat seed­ ing. Com cutting will commence this week. And the people of Barry Co. are Marvin Flower and 'wife have gone to Minnesota to visit their son. John K., beginning to realize it more and more that the place to buy who has a small farm there of 640 acres. ESMLISM Hit Prairieville. Dr. Pike, the Cherokee medicine man, and troop took tbeir leave of Prairieville Monday for Cloverdale. Ono ot M. J. Goss’ littlb daughters is very sick. Services were conducted under the auspices of the W. C. T. U. iu the M. E. ‘church in the absence ot (the pastor at conference last Sabbath. The ladies Aid society.have reshingled and papered tte M. E. churdb here. John Castle lost a pair of three year old horses Friday by getting to some seed wheat and eating too much. Two more are sick from same cause. Louis Thompson if homie on a visit, accompanied by- his father. Wm. Geiger, from Nebraska, is visiting his friends and old neighbora. John Brandstetter and lady have gone to visit friends In Nebraska. Rev. Harding occupies tte pulpit nt the M. E. church the coining pear. MIXER’S c&ss FOR TH« BLOOD THl CR1ATE6T CANCER & SCROFULA REMEDY OF THE AOE. bO NOT LXIUQI1 At these poor people. They are no “fresher” than many who believe everything they hear—no fresher in fact than any who think that for qual­ ity of goods, reasonableness of prices and uniform courteous treatment, • L.E.STMM can be surpassed by any deal­ er In Michigan. Cure* all BLOOD and SKIN DiaeM— As a Blood Purifier It has no equal. tend for pamphlet ah&wlng teaUmontals of many wonderful euros. On. of Grand lUN'',' Urxwl merch«i>U writes as follows; nii Mixxn & Rons: I became acquainted with 'tow Csurcr and Scrofula Syrup about Ihrre uwidlH sgo through a ftei'd of mine who ra<x.mm.»d*n> 1» ""77 ’’'[ft?- 1'iidT srSfc l have i:*n1 n-any jw«'.lHn«» 41.4$ and 45 ilnnroe street. Grand ItaPM». Mich.. Ort. x«. »*»• BUTTER, EGGS, And Conntry Produce Generally, This is the name given to the Best Line „f inestic Woolens Manufactured, and ! am prepared to make from these Unrivalled Goods, PANTS,From$5 Up! SUITS,From$23 Up! Get a Suit of these Goods, and you will get the yon ever had in Clothing. " Best Value Merchant Tailor. STEKETEE IHIRMNIH ANNUAL FAIR ----------OF THE-:------ BARRY COUNTY AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY, IMPROVED Hastings, Michigan, hoo Cholera Cure September 22-3-4-5, 1891. . . u n In. 1 h . . ... HOG CHOLERA, and PIN WORMS IN HORSES hvndkeds of them. believe it to b« a coo WILUS ROBISON. 82,000 In Premiums, Purses and Prizes SS8OO IN SPECIAL PREMIUMS. Races ! The Best in he History of the Society. $500 in Purses. GRAND BALLOON ASCENSION cm 11 —- —— AND PARACHUTE DROP HTEKXTKE. Grand IUi For talc In Haulin'.)* by JF. H. GOODYEAR. DruggUt. By Prof. Kabrick, on Wednesday, Thursday and Friday. These will be under the management of Archie McCoy, furhiture Healer, and Fred L. Heath, the druggist, of Hastings. Attractive Program Each Day of the Fair! Extensive improvements in Buildings and Grounds. Best Fair in thc Annals of the Society. For Further Information see Small Bills, or Address the Secretary. HASTINGS. CARRIAGES, ASA PENNOCK, President. Road Wagons - M. H. BURTON, Secretary. N. LATHAM, Treasurer. AND CARTS, Is at POWERS’ HARDWARE JESSE TOWNSEND’S BOOKS And farmers will please take notice that I make a specialty on Lumber wagons, and now a welcome to every body at the large tent each day of the fair. HASTINGS. MICH. New and Second Hand, The Druggist’s. SBIRLiTTSMITH. Is piling in so fast we are at a loss to find room for them. STOVES. STOVES. STOVES. STOVES, STOVES, W. H. GOODYEAR’S, BARGAINS! BARGAINS! STOVES, STOVES, Gasoline Stoves. STOVES, COFFINS and CASKETS. AT Down the hii! -£• you go—brake well gracefully in hand-^-flying „ *’* a bin ’ ird on the wing; along like stones and mounds fall be­ hind, you laugh at danger— Victor’s spring fork i^pilot. Victor Bicycles are best. They challenge the world. Send for art catalogue. Our new stock of STOVES JESSE TOWNSEND. Office at Residence on Michigan Ave. Farmers are busy at present sowing wheat. Wil! Gltaon nnd wife art visiting her p&reute tn Sunfield. Sid. Buckborough has life new bouse ready for tbe interior work. Many from here attended the state fair last week. Tbe Fort Organ Peddle Co. are prepar­ ing for a lively time in the manufacture of tbe new patent peddle just invented by Fort Stewart. They take well, ami bid fair for a lively enterprise. The old planiug mill ot Robinson & Clark, under the managemeut ot 11. E. Tolles, is receiving a large patronage. Richard Messer, of your city, was oh the streets last week. Many aide wnik- are being laid, and many more arc needed. Isaac Harter has purchased a lot on 6th AVrnue. and will build a residence at ouce. Mr. Pearson Is driving W. 8. Hart's 4rroicry wagon nt present. Pqrt & Stewart have leased au Edison FbmH«raph, aud expect to take iu many -connty fairs. .WUilam KeJJey, and Indy, of Cedar Creek, visitwl friends here on tlwlr return Xrotu tbe state fair. : Mr. H. Armour, of Cedar Creek, has moved into OUs Ames’ bouse, and is going to work for W. C. Rolfe In tbe lumber . yard. Quite a number from here anticipate at­ tending the fair at Grand Rapids this week. . McCartney Bros, have their new store completed, ami is one of the finest In »te village . E. F. CotwaU * Son are getting tbe brickon the ground for two new brick atorea. Fred Miller Is making some new im­ provements in tte way of enlarging bh store, roo.-a. which is very much needed. A cigar manufacturer Is arovlag into tlie store formerly occupied by Al. Hines. He in from Ionia, and comes highly rec­ ommended. W. C. Rolfe was In MmkegWJ last week on baatuass. . E. Pennock a«d wife, of your city, were ttegoMtsof Willis Rolfe and wife last ■■waBfc... ‘ । Quite a number from here expect to at­ tend tte Haatings fair next week. £4- Townsend has just completed a nice add* much to the appearance FRANKLINS! For Sale by all Druggists. Paying tbe highest market price in cash or trade. Remember tbe place. L E. Stauffer’s, Is always the man who wears tailor-made garments And the price is not far above the ready made. If jt were, the superiority of fit, the greater wear, the ter satisfaction mbre than compensate. Ora. Mixer 4 Sone, Heelings, Mich. SPEAKING OF FRESHNESS ' CHOLERA Rewinds us that Stauffer makes it a point to keep con­ stantly on hand fresh goods in his line—groceries and pro­ visions ano general merchan­ dise. He also buys and sells fresh The Well Dressed Man! Onr basement is full, every room is jammed full, and not all in yet See the bargains we offer to make room. Regular price $17.00: to close out 9.00. “ “ 10 “ “ “ 6.75. For cooking and heating. Coal,WoodorOil W. H. H. HEATH. Churns! Churns! Churns! Regular $6.00; now at 4.25. “ 5.00 “ “ 8.60. Western Washing Machines, Yon are cordially invited to The best made. 1J (.....S ■ nre u»5. wnl examine onr immense stock' iim1...« 1 " d’r ”■ ,fc» on rd*'" a Old price $10.00, for 7.00. 4k & Main utroct. llanlltuv, with a complete Hue “ “ 8.00 6.25. of stoves and ranges, and the Undertakers Supplies. celebrated M. & D. wrought Clark’s Sulky Plows. ' We are doing work that can cuarges tor u*e of outfit, nor fur hla wrvlcei In Kj “ill, lb'“ ,or not be surpassed by any laun­ steel range. Olin Walking Plows.’ dry in the state. Onr prices satlsfiwurn In every Instance. Ilf. Kee * K—— > for collars, cuffs and shirts are A few more to close out. 2 cis, 4 cts and 10 cts respect­ ively, which are as low as the W. H. H. HEATH, Hastings. lowest, while our prices on un­ derwear and other garments Fine top buggies, price $125.00, we offer for 92.00. are below competitors in Good “ 9 “ 100.00 ................... 69.00. neighboring cities. We are here well prepared to do busi­ Many Other Bargains in ness, and we are equipped for Elegant top surreys, canopy top road wagons, spring wagoih, doing onr work as it shonld 4c., heavy team harness, light driving harnes.-, sw?10 be done. Give us a trial and harness, etc. BUSINESS COLLEGE spend yonr money qt home in9te»d of bdpiug foreign insti­ CALL AND SEE US. ” W LAUMDBY. W. r. POWERS. �Hastings Banner. Child’s hat given away with every nurworth °f <ood' “ a’sXj?.W tolr to <he hUlory »t toe rtrteultajl«S!! -------- "wTr. COOK. Loc»l Editor. LOCAL NEWS. 3.000 n-resHcr. . hange. for advertisements , J V Leh this officr Tuesdays at latest to SSe^Srtlou in the Issue of the week when bronxbi.____ _ tie you coming to the fair? f,.r a o re lunch go to the City Bakery. PER8ONALMENTION, Ed. Burton l> ooortleadnu. HuUn,-. I hurtav, September K, IWl. Holly ofleen claim to bare « w Covert ,M S AnttBlTOOg, eli.neo with poi.inlne tbe well ot Daniel Wmle. * Addle Reed Eleruln, ,kk E^IK’etah)'ra'r w™‘ “ An. Arbor T^l>Ch|de.ter ru |„ u„„d laa"wo£A' "* ta Kal«wa.-.» . N“h .rrtototl Soturdiy lar tumlihtoK liquor to Verw Tomtit. He ^™^aSlen]"» ter Plrtd zuUty. .04 wm .Mwl.r Jo4re Hooker tor toe oUerne. ln,CtotaSr‘l"'’ °'C'‘'“rA *’ ’*“■ Everybody I, ulkto, .boot toe Mr .ltd tbe preport. .re th«t It will be toe be.t ooe ever held, both from . Onwnel.1 ,t.nd. ln'£Xr£X.°' Uk' point and In point of Interest wrfu6Hi rates on the railroads during Sjlrk DeGroot, who had a couple of fin­ PlatowuS^’ * bU*"”“ ;!i. fa: • » vvi r thing new In fall dress goods at gers amputated last wwk. because of their coming in contact with the sander at the nSX?3" furniture factory, is getting along nicely. ■ (JO jacket hl the city at O. D. We bought an elegant line of crockery ■trfc K“h’UI* •“ and glassware last week, and the goods filing and job work go to are now arriving. We are confident we For •• can suit you in this line.-Hams a Vanpr,N< W.sHlruff has engaged to work for* Annan. ’’ by peopl,f who hav« Wed it Father Brogger leaves this week 5V, y. !•»»wets as tinner. . Sal A 5,l,e 5?“phor "Pro**’ around on for a two months vacation. The (.--t round stoves at the lowest the window sills will keep out files, and a prices at Huffman Bros. r“»weU. waa In little burned In a room will drive every fly rthe city Monday on 01 business. The '.uilwn ascension! wifi be the most, from it ,».P'marre11’ of G™d Rapids, was in lakin^* i- aiure of the fair. Next year we hope to see the Agri­ the city Tuesday on business. ■ M .. IL K. Grant gave a very pleasant cultural society in a position to offer not • brulneaa trip’ lees than 81,000 in speed premiums. It >.J-S.h,Lr"“‘!'r|c“1 t<> friends Tuesday. would be a paying investment for tlie so­ to loledo and Cleveland last week. . Fail and winter line of jackets and ciety too. C. B. Lusk, one of Nashville’s hustling ■«: • ' ’’ Spaulding’s. Oak trees, especially the white oak. In business men, was In the city Friday. Dr. 1». l~ Fuller has purchased Dr. this vicinity seem to be alive with the yel­ , Mr'J.nc* R W- Borrill returned Ijniipm.’.n jeddence pn>i»erty. low-beaded worms that we mentioned re­ from Mt. Clemens Saturday evening. ». D- >pav,.ding Is now receiving a nice cently as stripping tbe leaves from Albert Harry Dudley, of Detroit, visited Mr. Williams’ woods. a-iG for the fall trade. and Mrs. Julius Russell over Sunday. Visitors at the fair will be pleased to Th. i Ry Bakery will serve oysters in Mr. nnd Mrs. Satn’l Amer, of Petoskey, note the great improvements on the fair a; ;, ‘tyle desired during the fair. grounds. The unsightly old pens for are visiting Mr. aud Mrs. F. L Heath. W. 1’. Powers has added a tin shop, and stock are gone, and In tbeir places are fine F. M. Thomas and wife, of Grand •- pii pa- •! to do all repair work. and commodious sheds. Junction, are visiting at John Lichty’a. iHurt fail to -'O the fine line of caps for Secretary Burton is kept busy a hustling Mrs. 1'. Nobles aud Mrs, E. Bauer went >*•)-: girls, at Morill «!fc Ca’s. these days on account ot the fair, and has to St John Saturday morning on a visit. See ihe "• things in crockery and worked hard to make it a haccess. Judg­ Miss Belle Smith returned to her home ing from the interest manifested he has gla-iw.ir- 31 Hams A VanAnnan’s. succeeded. Many new and interesting In Detroit Friday after visiting relatives The snpc!'* Banner, the finest heating features have been added which will be ap­ here. -•made nild by Huffman Bros. preciated. Fred Maine of Harbor Springs, passed and fancy bordered blankets Fun ... _____ .... . _ ✓ Be sure and witness the marriage at the through the city yesterday on his way to , p r pair at O. 1>. Simulding’s. felr ground during tbe fair. The two New York. Dr. and Mra. S. M. Fowler were enter­ H. C strong is buying rye and selling that were united In marriage at the Eaton county fair a couple of years ago are now tained by Dr. and Mrs. Esslg in Dowagiac . u aud f-• •i at tlie Irving elevator. worth about 3200,000. Here’s hoping over Sunday. Drying apple® wanted. None under that the happy couple to be married at tbe Mrs. C. Warriner returned to her homo R. J. Ghant. fair next week may do as well. in Jackson last week after a short visit ■?i ••tai attention to our line of Electricity cures rheumatism and neural­ with relatives. s goon, O. D. Spaulding. gia when everything else fails. As a uerve Mr. and Mrs. John DeGroot, of Grand A. Greble has bought Ira Van- tonic it has no equal, its stimulating and Rapids, visited their sons, Edward and :xh ’ fine home ou Green street tonic effects are felt immediately. The Sjlrk, last week. sufferer does not have to fill the system With . mtv cdjt purchase of goons at with poisonous drugs nor wait days and Fred Woodruff, Otsego, is clerking in MmL ■ A Sar- you get as a gift a child's weeks lo s6e results. It is safe, sure and W. F. Powers’ hardware store and will pleasant move here noon. «>. 1>. Spaulding's adv. In tills Issue. The furniture trade all over the country F. T. Ward, of Henderson & Ward, of Hi • .pared to give you some great bar- has been very slow in starting up, whether the Allegan Journal, was In tbe city on it was because dealers stocked up liberally business Saturday. ' •‘the fair. Is for you, and if you last spring, and have goods on hand now. Mrs. B. S. Holly and Mrs. F. F. Hilbert, ... interest hi it you lose some- we do not know; but from all over tlie of Woodbind, attended Mrs. R. K. Grant’s country comes tbe complaint of slow sales. Nevertheless the trade is beginning now tea party Tuesday. Cbi-fl'x liat given awuy with every pnr- to pick up. T. Phillips and wife and A. Black and lui-e <: . . ■ < nts worth of goods at Mudge wife attended the M. E. conference at Farmers, who have trees affected with Grand Rapids over Sunday. s. F. Phillips, the grocer. bZ a special yellows, should destroy them at once as it X0'1*””',K announi emeut in bls space this week on ear ISth j>age. Th* perfect oil heater, the perfect in operation amrthe finest on earth, sold by Huffman Bros. Tae felt boot factory Is receiving numer«us offers tot goods, and is walking lo Its atmwd capacity. 1. 1». Hughes, of Irving, has purchased -: in the Island City mill property hi Eaton Rapids. Twenty coids <»f beech and maple furnare‘.v. - v. anted in trade or cash by E. Bu-b.. Bros, will run seven chairs during ’.lie fair, m. joq wont have to wait long for k shave or hair cut . S' « is the time to buy spectacles. :'thn Designer has a large stock and exam­ ine? eyes free of charge. is as much of an offense to allow them to grow ps it Is to permit the Canada thistle to dwell on our soil. Any commissioned officer has a right to go into' a man’s or­ chard and on finding a tree stricken with this disease cut it down. Tbe city schools were never at the be­ ginning of any year, in so flourishing a condition as now. Nor do we believe they were ever so well equipped for good work. Tbe teachers are all thoroughly lb earnest in their efforts In the schoolroom, and with Prof. Sterling’s guiding hand over all. good work may be expected. Just at present balloon ascensions are ail the rage all over tbe country. There Is an element of danger connected with every ascension that stimulates tbe excitement and adds to the Interest, though we sin­ cerely trust that no accident will befall thc balounlst engaged by Messrs. Archie Mc­ Coy. tin* furniture dealer, and Fred Heath, the druggist , riiere will be five balloonists here dur‘n< the fair with McCoy’s and Heath's Dki.oon parry, M that ll*e people can eerJ«toly a balloon asceMton every day. ktumld anything happen to Pref. Kabrich. to torlr wort. 1W wuln ■rttortrounr mrn out orrr to' Mlllbf townrtlp. th. Clocks. F. R. PANCOAST. 18111 taal Ball OF THE Hastings Fire Department UNION HALL, tab? Eveniag, Sept. Best of Music. Best of Order. Come everybody. School Books Isw ud S#wd Hui Hard W ater is Lenox A full line of all school books used in of the schools in Barry county. Cash or trade for old school books. 100 styles of tablets. 50 sizes of slates. Pens, Pencils and Inks. Fred L. Heath Flour Way Down! White Rose Flour $2.50 Every sack warranted to be­ A No. 1. For sale only by THE DRUGGIST. JOS. ROGERS. Mr. and Mrs. Brightral. ot Grand Rap­ ids, were guerts ot Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Goodyear a portion of the past week. Mrs. F. A. Curtis returned to her home In Detroit Saturday after a four weeks’ visit with relatives and friends in the city. Mrs. H. N. Lampmnn. of Colon. Mich., who has been making an extended visit at Dr. Lampman’s returned to ber home Monday. R. B. Messer left yesterday for SU Paul, where he will Join P. T. Colgrovo, The two will then journey westward to tlie Pacific slope. Hon. Daniel Striker nnd wife, and Mr. anil Mrs. C. S. Whitcomb and Mrs. O. D. Spaulding went to Grand Rapids Friday to attend the Michigan conference. i l(ov Barlow left Monday for the Orchard Mr. Frank Kelley, of Chicago, and Miss Jennie Haney, of Rutland, were on Wed­ ri»r MlllUr, Acdetny. He will uke nesday united in marriage by Rev. Fr. tlie post-graduate course, which will entitle him to entrance, without examination Into Brogger. They made a brief visit to Corr..,pendents will please mail thdr the freshman class of the University next friends In the eastern part of the state, re­ >:m-earlier next week on account of its turning Friday. Saturday evening, a re­ being the week of tbe fair. ception was tendered the newly wedded ITUI. DUBCHV ------!•': I’ha.fites in our make-up become an im- pair at tbe home of Mr. and Mrs. fhos. collar*! Collar. !>•» .erepwl Ilan p’T.uive necessity this week. But we give Haney. Mr. and Mrs. Kelley will leave men! lo tbe pmlrtenc;' ot the Agricultural College. Ills trnlarv will be to-day for Chicago, their future home. tn.-re reading matter than usual. 86,000, his bouse and living being also Wi;i n you come to the fair don’t fail to Melancholy days for the fishermen are furnished. -•c the best display of cook and heating rapidly approaching. After October I, Mrs. Mort Towel has *ecure<‘ nothing but book and line can be used in stove# in the city at Huffman Bros. any inland lake. Even set line# or night cellent sitnation In a large In the division of the property of the lines are prohibited, and to be found on a establishment In T"11*"* J"? !..a. Greble. his late residence be­ lake with spear, jacknet, set lines, artificial has left Chicago for that state. Her comes th.1 property of his son Fred. light, explosive, etc., is prims facie evl- busband will follow her shortlj. May Ail the novelties of the season in millin­ denee ot pillt. ir toll U« U riftdlj «■ success he theirs. , ery goods cheaper than ever at the Racket forced It will mako • «"»' Tbe many friends of Rev. W. M. Puffer the number of game and food fish inhabit­ Pnix. Smith. ing those waters within a few years. Tons will be pleased.to learn that he has The Hambletorrian stallion. Bay Prince, ottUbareeawfetJo toe winter with toe appointed to fill the pulpit at th*• M. E­ church for the coming year. To none will .»ill make the fall season at my barn. aid ot llfkto ai"*™- “■ '"kl* “J the news be more pleasing than to his JUS. RlHiEJlS. Uno, and It waa tor to. pnrpow ot dolnj large congregation., * the new nnd nobby styles in felt and away wlto toeac prattler, that toe law nr and Mrs. J. C. Lampman will re­ nmnufactiired hats at the Racket \ ini tors to tlie Barry Co. Mr Do not 'urgei t<> can a. johu jjessmer’s store and nani'nehh fine stock of watches, Jewelry, emcks and silverware. He has a bargain tot all Of you. and don’t you forget U. • Newest Styles of Jewelry, at my store, 1st door north of Post Offiice. Walter Wilkins will take tbe course in civil engineering at thc Michigan Uni­ versity. commencing this fall. Swift, of Maple Grove, bought the fir*’ membership ticket for the fair au.d auide tliXfiryt entry.* Phin. Smith. Our citizens are begining to see this great Ud.just step Into tbe millinery store benefit from manufacturing: Insteadlot. o. Mix- Alice Hall and Inspect ber stock, as in trade or profession, the people mak­ J>ro»U °< which is both new and of tbe latest styles. In; money (row one .notoer, manufacturing are paid by people ouU dt After ttu: marriage ceremony at tbe fair, tbe community, usuallv at a Mesj-n., McCoy and Heath offer tbe newly distance from IL These outsiders foot tbe married couple a free wedding trip to the bills, pay the labor; and the profits on both cloud*. capital and labor remain to build up the The two fairs drew quite a crowd from town. Besides this great advantage. It here the fore part of tbe wfek. A good gives opportunities for laboring men to se­ D‘at<y ^aw Nelson trot to lover his record cure employment at steady ***** ““ tings should use every endeavor to get yesterday. more manufacturing. As *•***• " Buy a ten cent can of Snow Flake Bak- ly all the available capita! of the city Is In­ ■' of Hams & VanArman, and vested in manufacturing. Tbe™tonnH? make a trial for jhe special prize lamp of- effort should be made to get outside cap •‘■rtd by them at the fair. here. Uf .-nurse while you are In town attend­ Tbe latest swindle fixed with which to ing the fair you will want something to fleece the fanner, is operated ‘"^aw ay. .**• Go to the city bakery where you can Two men go Into a town and find some nget a sood warm meal, at any hour of tbe sponsible nmn. They.PM«ch him -nd day. If hv is the man the? want they“P * ££ m^Sf tor flm <"• “ The infant non of Mr. and Mrs. A. E. to tbeir Aenaston died Tuesday night of cholera to him. .ml t» «•*“ “ infantum. The afflicted parents have the "inhere sympathy of ail Iu their bereavemeuL for examination. You can I, will fit your eyes perfectly. No find the more to Albion tbl« that their children may enjoy the educa tlonal advantages of Albion College. Our citizens regret that such an excellfamUr are to depart from us, although appro cl.tlM the motive that causes thia action. Dr, Lampman and family will be grea y mi^d f^m tbe -ocl-1 clrclw of the el y. a the M E. church here, of which Albta. wm run -latu ” They will 4oubU«» «•'” “JJJ.pIM.lii rte he.ru *»d *»« <•< i’™"", “5 5*" SmX S th"r home.____________________ A fine link of confectionery at the City Bakery. Every thing new In fall dress good, at Spaulding’s. F.I1 .nd winter H"« »' “d Jelnliall. Sp.uldinrA Child'. bet Jlrw eli«« <rf W «“ worth °‘ P KowmbertbeUmn for ■rtlnl «Brt» ..K'rwl^ ’‘•’JZ’to Jrt U* toik. In .tape '»r •» Will be.1 toe toerir. utirh as desire to make entries, II jo. are .1 THE BIG CHANCE THE BEST CHANCE To buy your fall and winter cloth ing is now offered by GRANT. Leading Clothier �/z OIL Thtt Your Hair rra« retain Is youthful color, fsllr.ooo, and beauty, dross It dally Acer’s Hair Vigor tt cleanses the ccclp, cures humors, end stimulates a new growth of hair • Dr. J. C. Ayer & Co. Lowell, Mass. HF CULTIVATES GRASS. MR. CLCOTT’8 HOBBY IS THE SCIEN­ TIFIC CULTURE OF SOO. Three miles from thc pretty Connecticut town of South Manchester b the farm of Jamwi B. OlcotX, who h becoming famous for bis Ideas about grass, it scenu strange that while poets have sung nnd ordinary people have admired gram for so many centuries there yet hare been so few defi­ nite Ideas about it It might almost be Mid that grass culture waa unknown un­ til James IL Olcott begun to have practical Idens about it and to put these practical ideas Into demonstration. , Every one has observed lawns and parks, | has noticed tbe beauty of color, the striking effects of carefully mowel and weeded plots of grass, has enjoyed the softnraa nnd coolneM of auch well kept plots. And yet one who has not seen Mr. Olcott’s grass Rarden can realise how imperfect, bow erode, how poor the best lawns are In com­ parison with wbat they might be. It is the might be that is Mr. Olcott’s purpoee. Tlie other day a reporter visited Mr. Ol»otl nnd walked for many hours through hh grass garden nnd listened U) what be hrul to say for his graxaM nnd bh idea. Mr. Oleott began at tbe beginning and built up his theory systematically. "A good many people," said be, "do not realize. to)s<g:n with, that turf, or sod, b not a nat­ ural product. You do not find It in^nature. Take our owu prairies, for Instance. When ] the great herds of buffalo roamed over 1 them the.e waa no turf. The grass grew | wild aud thin here, thick there. The buf­ falo moved north iu supimcr and south in winter. J oat as soon as men came and put herds of cattle on this grass it disappeared. It bad no foundation. •'That wan a guy old ropipuny that we belonged to. Joe, away back in ’«J8. when ynn and 1 'ran with the marhine.' lx> you reoM-inbvr that big lire in Hotel Row, one freezing night, when fiflren people were pulled out of their burning rnoms and came down the tedder In tlvelr nlgbtclotber; and how 'Dick Greene brought down two kids' at once—one tn bls arm-, the other slung to bls back? I*»or Dick! He got tlie catarrh dreadfully, from so much exposure, and suffered from It five years or more. We thought once he was going in consumpiion, sure. But. finally, he beard of Dr. toigv’s Catarrh Reined;., and tried It, and II cured him up an sound as a flint 1 tell you. Joe, that catarrh n-invdy is n great thing. It saved a» good a man ami nt* brave a tin man as ever trod shoe leather." Senator Stockbridge Is doinj tbe falrr. He is at Lansing this Week. A correspondent asks the following qtw -? tion: "Can you tell nc why ft b that with at least ten steomera per week leaving this i Ert fur Europe, thc only daya, so far as 11 re been able to learn, when mail ia taken [ arc on Wednesdays and Saturdays. In ’ other words, why is It that all tbe line* I send their vessel* on these days, so that ' there are sometimes five or six staaxuahipa 1**j ** * * * leaving thc same day amLno more till tbe ; following Wednesday’ or Saturday? It j would certainly to n great convenlunre, nnd It Miems very strange that it ia not so | arranged, to hnve steamers for Europe 1 leave every day in the week, or at least ou . Mondays and Thursdays as well iu ou I • ©nlCu* Ph ® L S .cum®. 7a WednetdAys ami Saturdays. "I hope you can give me some cxplana 1 tion of the present strange arrangement ot j sailings. ” , Tbe explanation Is briefly a* follows: It’ is the transportation of cargoes which bnn ' to l*r must considered lu the arrangement ! of a steamship schedule. Experience han' proved that Wednesday,*ami Saturdays arc the most advantageous days for sailings, a day iu the middle of the week and the latt day. All largo lines now run on n four When she waa a Child, she cried for CsaloriA. I weeks’ schedule. A ship leaving New York When she became Miss, she clung to Caztoria on .Monday would not to able to rocrive When slio had Children, she gave them Castoria aud store cargo the day toforc sailing. Tuesday would give her only one day Im­ mediately preceding the sailing for the rvceptiou uf eargu. _ ' In short, the object Ih to got the day of II. N. Alpin has been appointed recelv* r railing on lx*th emb* of tbe Hue ax far away from the previous Sunday as [xrodble, and | Of federal u oneys at Grayling. I Wednesdays and Saturdays Lave been THE GREAT SPRING MEDICINE . found the tost days for sailings. In sum- II concealment wUhin the said state; On motion The Blood l» the Life. mer, (vheii the rush of transatlantic trad* | fltSferiaer ft Fox. solicitor tor tiw complainant, ft ta ordered that tee said defendant cause her GfjfTi.KMKX; 1 have been Ironblcd Is w nv jui height. ,, ___________________ at its It has been foutnl wcraaary j appearance in said eau-w to be rtitered within with tod blood for some years, but recent- to havr sfijjm nailing on other days iu ordet j three months Irom this date, and that In ease sf ber appearance. sb* cause her answer to the Iv purchased twu bottles of Hibberd's to ureotnuioduic the increased traffic. Thus ■ 40tapliuDMit'« bill of complaint In tills cautt* lo Rheumatic Syrup, which has entirely Jn one wepk Bteanieni carrying malls w be filed, and a copy thereof to to senes! on tho cured me. A* a blood purifier it has no - KnB|gn4 jef11 his port on Tucaday, Wcdnes - complainant's solicitor within twenty days after aervire ol a cop) of said bill and a notice of ibis equa'. and 1 also take pleasure in reconiThursday ami Saturday, only t o •Crter; and that in default thereof the said bill mei dint R as a tonic, alterative, ami re- w^,’kdayMt Monday nnd Friday, being wP* ' be taken as confessed by tbe said defendant i«.» »_ rheumatic .......,i. remedy. । oul n ma|| gteamer fur Europe.—New York i liable And it Is farther ordered, that within twenty dass the said complainant cause this order to Very truly yours. Tribune. ____________ —be published In the HasUngs Baxnkk a new-, S. E- Fe tnrM>N. Katun Rapids. Mich. I paper published and printed tn said county, This is to certify that we know .Mr. I ■nb tbat sneh publication be continued once In ' Barou Dclcsxert, the founder ot tbe I each week fur six weeks In succession, nr that “Turf is tbe product of herds of cattle, Fcrgu.son, nnd believe the statement made he cause a cepy of this order to be personally by ----him to lw true. We unhesitatingly — ..................... _ . . Philanthropic society of Prais. found that j Mrved on said defendant, at least twenty days sheep and horses. It takes cofiataut gnaw­ -7 for and before the lime preScn!»ed tor her appearance. ing Iu the same place and constant tram­ recommend this remedy as we believe it to the RDdnal death rate in that city during Frank A. HouKKR. Circuit Judge. pling to beat the roots together into a turf. to the greatest family medicine on our tho n|(e of chjVMlry—the Fourteenth cent- I Shuinkm ft Fox. Complainant's Solicitor. shelves. WAl.woitTH A Sotn.K. I ury—was one in sixteen; during the Ser- I Castorfa cores Oolie. Constipsu-s. Wherever there have beeti herds anti past­ Tho*. 8- Btticg, Register In Chancery. Eaton Rapids. 5Hch. enteeuth.one iu twenty-six, and in 1KM, one | (A true copy.) ures, there turf has formed. Snld-hr W.H. Goodyear. Preparedonly |n thirty-two. Taking all of France to-| “And now, strange though it may seem, I 1‘KOBATE ORDER. while this turf has been cultivated in ninny ; by Tho C'hnrk -* Wriglit Medicine Company, grtfier thc deaths during 17SI were one in Blate of Michigan, County ol Barn -*«• .... | twenty-nine, but In the five yean* prscedwip nnd has been used in all aorta of orna­ IlMrolt. Mich. At a ses»ion of thc Probate Court for the .. Ing they were one In thirty-nine; Thus been science OMiny of Ol Barry. tWT). holdeu IWVU at the Probate Office, mentation, there hns— ... no - real ............... County Mr., frank Klemm Mid ber lS-,e.r-oM £ ,n hwJ i, lathe Ct tv of u<.tin,a Hastings. In In »rild said isutntv county, nn on । applied to iL >\«»hav» had flower gardenTuesday. the '--'th flay ot AuguM. tn the year one , atllj latnl-caix: giuilening, but no graxs bc.y were Imdlr hurt In . rnimwnr nt joynied Mnee “the Betel uld Umew” Lansing. -Il was next -found that in the .prisonsol ^r---------* Thc use of calomel for derangements of the England, which were already ex;»eriencing I yfoWr . I landscape gardening Chough it ia lh the matter of th© estate ot latcy A. “Take any lawn or greensward anywhere, liver hns ruined many a fine constitution, the good effects of greater cleaiiliucst*, totJones, deceased. Those who. fur similar troubles, have tried trr food ami other reforms, introduced On reading aud tiling the petit ion. didv verified I care not bow carefully it may has'e Iwen of Mattie .Spaulding, daughter of said deceased, laid ont, and examine! it closely. You will Ayer's Pills testify to their efficacy hi thorough* through the efforts of Howard ami hla ro­ pcayliw tUM the admluUtraiion wt said estate find iu every square foot a dozen different ly n inedj Ing tbe tualady, without Injury to the adjutant, the btwlth of the prisoneni.was tnay be granted to Albert Warner, or some kinds id grass rvpreaqntod. with weeds of »jit»:n. . so much benefited and their Urea so much other suttah'.e iM-rson •nn-rr will hr > K. o T. M. Jnhllrr nn.1 Prolonpd UlM. » Mr. tkwher nld, "per Thereupon It Is orderci. that Thursday, the all sorts thrown in. j And you will find Mthday of September. A. D. iwl.ul ten o’clock Iu that the turf is not thick und homogeneous, rrarpuon lu Um rran.1 ..lUrrra nt luldrrt'n* «'“? the forenoon be assigned for the hearing of said but is really thin and mail© up of all sorts Looking out over the miny homes of this country, we see ihousinds 0-1 i salubrious prison." So great were the nd­ petition, and that tbe heirs at law ot said de­ " “ • rances on all sides that Sir Edwin Chadceased and all oilier persons interested in said of odils and ends. You would think that of women wearing away their lives in household drudgery that might be estate, are required io appear at a session of said Buy gardener would lev that this was all ttJHta Ilennnl wick, the father of sanitation, so far as it Court, then to be holdeu at tbe Probate Office wrong and ought to be remedied. materially lessened by-the use of a few cakes of SAPQLIO. If an hour Our American eficmlsts are renowmil. ’ can be defined, liecaine persuaded that in tbe Ch) of Hatting*. in said County. au<1 "For these different kinds of gram.* are not only for their enterprise, but for their there inere is a n potential jxiveuuiu longevity t<>ugv» oy in men meu uf m ofie uuc ' Show cause. If any there be. why the pray er of is saved each time a cake is used, if one less wrinkle gathers upon the face the petitioner may not be gi anted. And II l« of different shades of green nnd even of vigilance! They are prompt to exix***1 hundred years, yenra, nnd and that death nt a period ;| farther ordered, that said petitioner give notice different colors. Some of them will mingle frauds wlicrerer they* find them. Thus lew* 1<.« than that should to l*e counted premanrema- ! because tbe toil is lightened, she must be a foolish woman who would to Uir persons interest rd in said estate, of the peodenrv of said petition aud the hearing into a dense sod, others will not, and thus | far, how^vei, they have nut earned the ture. hesitate to make the experiment, and he a churlish husband who would and died July 5, ! thereof.hy causing a com of this order to be interfere with the homogcneouRntss of tlie reward of one thousand (81.000) dojlara ! He was born in published In th© Hastings Bax b an. a newspa­ whole. Tbe weeds hare no basincsa there offered by the proprietors uf Swift's 1SW, and if it Is true, as many statisticians ( grudge the few cents which it costs. per piloted and circulated In said County of at alL Then, too, some of these grasses Specific (S. 8. S.) for the discovery, by assert, that the period of human life Las Barry onoo In each week for three successive if your grocer sends you anything in place of SAPOLIO, send it will stand frequent mowing, while others analysis, of a particle of mercury, iodide lengthened nine years since thu* century I weeks previous to said day of bearing. CHAS. W. ARMSTRONG. uf potash, or eny i*>'«>nuus substance. In began we-can see that his belief was not | require more careful handling. back and insist upon having just what you ordered. SAPOLIO always (A true eopv.) Judge of Probate. 1GXORAXCK X&OKO FABNEBS. their famous medicine. Tbe retu-ou the altogether the dream of an enthusiast; for, gives satisfaction. On floors, tables, and painted wurk it acts like a "Then take Ehls up from the fanner’s re.vanl Ins not been plckml up Is because in spite of the great advances mad* in the standpoint. In his meadow or pasture he there are no mineral or poisonous science of sanitation and in the nrbof livcharm. For scouring pots, pans, and metals it has no equal. Everything will have all these grasses'growing to­ snbstances in Swift’s Specific (S. S. 8.) Ing so as to insure 4.be highest health, I e gether promiscuously. Some grow close, it Is a vegetable compound, which has 'wen fell that only a beginning had been made shines after it, and even the children delight in using it qn their attempts dense, and yield many tons to tbe acre. before the public for half a cuntury, ami and that the coming century is to to the to help around the house. \ • Others are thin and jx>or und yield little. Its history is marked by a wonderful series one in which tlie seeds planted In this are Yet among the farmes the greatest igno­ uf successes. to attain tbeir growth und bear their full UF“ Grocerv oftes xubatitat© cheaper goods for SAPOLIO tu nuke i» better profit. rance prevails both as to the heaviness of ., „ , . . , , ... ■ fruitage—Mra. H. M. Plunkett in Popular । Send Ua^c such articles aad inalst on buriag ja»t what you ordered. grass and tbe nutritive qualities of the (rt?n. Cutcheon a retnova! to (.rand Rap-, Science Monthly. Ids suggests a possible solution of the con-1 ’ I different kinds. . OFFICE WITH HOLBBOOK. OVER "How much labor is wasted, how much grcsslonal matter. A Diamond Stealing Hvn. I MORRILL’S STORE, HASTINGS. more is misdirected or yields only small Hood's NAFMpar.'!U Is tn favor with all cla*<<* , Sometime ago the household of a gen- j PROBATE ORDER. Some more cheat) houses wanted* rang­ . return. 1 have cven known fanners to j W>u«a it eomi'lncs tconuiny aud Mretqrtn. 1 t*l-.teof Mtohlgan,county ot Barry.-*'' tieman well known In commercial circles 1 grow acres of worthleas weed, cut it and ; L IM doses one dollar. Al a Mission of tlw Probate Court tor tbr ing from 8500 to SI 000. I of Gravenburat, Ont, was very much up- Countv of Harry, bolden al tlie ITohate Office In ! harvest it under the impression that they Remember that this column contains but. The Keweenau club, capitalized at 850.the Cits of Haxlbigs.iu said eouatv. »>» Tues­ a very small part of the property 1 hate । were growing good grass and were getting Olio, will build a club house at the mining bet by the loss of a valuable diamond ring day. the firwt <mv oi »te|<rin-*-r In the year onr belonging to a gficst, a lady from New <lioo*at>a eteiil buadreU and ulnety-oue. | an extraordinary yield. Nothing worthy for sale or exchange. school In Houghtun. I York. . ! the name of science has been applicu to | Preset.t.*VUaries W. Armstrong. Judge o! I have Improved and vacant city lote for | Suspicion at once fell on n servant who mtetta. Bale and exphange in all parts of the city. ’ meadows or pasture. In tbe matter nl the estate of Moses t was employs.-! as housemaid, but upon her Farming lands for sale and exchange in । "These things show in outline tbe need Farnsworth. d«-c«>»'-<l. ' of grass gardening. It is to Ibis heed that continued gud earnest denial of the theft On rradlua and fi.lug the petit-on dnlv vert- । all parts of the county, 1 she waa relainevl. iw thc gentleman, from Bed.ot Henry D- Farnsworth. a< inl-.>utrator of j 1 have turned my attentioirfor many years, | I have some choice (• rand llaplds prop­ 1 a sense of: justice, did riot wish to dis- «mi>1 estate j-ra» Ing Hist Ida acrou'il tills day I and witbin tbe last two years 1 think I Ried mav t.- I.^ird aud a lowed as ii*s final »certy tor sale at a bargain. ■ charge her on mere suspicion. A few cou**tai>d aderrre of dmribu'.lou aid aaaignf Ua»e oboke‘Chicago property for sale, | have done something toward accomplish­ i days after the ring disappeared it was turut duly made. , ing my purpose. ” well located In different parts qf the city, Tliereuuuii it is ordered, that Friday tbe 2d j found undue the lady's window, with tbe ranging trotn 8425 up to 850.000. a splen­ j To' the south of Mr. Olcott’s house lies day of Oriob^r A. D. U»l. »l ten o'clock tn solitairo stone, however, miaslng, having tbe forenoon, be nsaigued for tire bearing ot did opportanity for InvefitmenU in that tbe acre of ground which makes up his ! been pried out of tbe setting. saM petition, and that the heirs al law »f saio grass garden, in all probability tbe lineal marvelous city where fortunes are made In | It was suppoMsl that tbe thief had re­ deceased aud ail other pcrauua Itilrrested Iu Real Estate. J have maps of the city lo- grass garden ia tbe world. In five parallel estate, are required to appear at a arsslol. . moved the diamond to keep it from being Mild rows, extending tho entire length of the o! said court, then to be boldrn at the ITobatr eating the different placet for sale. Bancroft, Thompson & Co.’s dry goods identified. The mystery waa solved, bow- Office In the city ot Hatting*, h> aaidcniutv, aze* field, are plots of grass, each plot four feet IN THE square. There are 250 plots In all. repre­ stuck was sold on a mortgage at Saginaw ever, recently iu a moat unexpected man­ show cause. If any there to. why the prayer o« ’ | ner, for in cleaning a chicken far dinner tbe prtithm-r may tint to granted. Aud tt te On Jefferjton street two honses and lots seating over a hundred different kinds of fur 826,025. ¥o.,eunWb. I«,1,»rt,eul.,^1b.n,«1l I J*1' ™* dtoc“"n? * ■"J11“b>rt (urtber ordered. That said |eti<kn>crglve notice grass. Each plot is separated from its neigh­ to tlie penumn Interested In said rsi-.te. at the at bargains, and on easy terms. ]>etidei»cy uf said w*titk>.*>, and tbe hi-arinz Mod.pnrtfr.' “fwl,lc,h °n “n« __ _____ Near furniture factory, —one lot and bors by a narrow path of bare ground. Thus cl»»r™u». Wl»» ibervol. l«y c.niatug Uropy of t'- is order lo to each grows and thrives by itself without -be sure )OU K©t Ayer's .-armparilla, *and u-j 1 found to be the miming diamond. 81.000; 8500 down. houM* well finished 1 j The supposition now ia that the ring fell published ln thc llattlnga BaxXxk, a newapa any intermingling. >rr prlniou and circulated In said county ol bal. on time at 7 per cent other. It will tnlugie wlib, purity,aud vlud;ze ' from the lady’ji hand while slif waa lu bed, MR. OLCOTT'8 CAKDEX. And one house and lot one block from every drop ot blood in your body. It makes the ami the clothtt being shaken next morn­ In each ot these plots there is to be found w«ak strong. factory. 8800; 8300 down, bal. at 7 per ing it fell from them into tlie yard, where । one kind of- grass, and one only. There is Judge of .Probate. neni. Cheap. Aaron K. Burson, for 10 years a resident it was found by the hen, which, pecking House anti lot near Whip ami Fell B.wt not merely a distinction of family, but of of Prairie Itoude, In Kainuiazoo comity, the atone from the aetting, swallowed It.— factory. Jt.dOO. 8500 down. bal. 3 years 1 species ,*u well, so that, no matter bowcaro- died tuiuday uf cancer, aged 83. St. Paul Globe. [ fully you may examine any one plot, you -•»! 7 per cent. lor fowls. Also a cenersi stork ot zncertt*Hibbard's Kh-uinatlc and Liver Pills. Several aplendid bargains in the 1st 1 will find that it is uniform throughout. Good goods. Ix>w prices. This result waa obtained by extraordinary Tht>e pills are scientifically compounded, ward and other warts of tlie city. precautions. If you buy grass seed of a and uniform in action. No griping pain h > The personal body guard of tbe emperor Briek barn tor sale at a bargain, on cor­ dealer you will find when it grows that un­ couunouiy following tbe use of pills. of Germany, memliers of which accompany ner opposite Ford’s hotel. 60 ft. front by 140 fl. deep, well located in der tbe name ou the outside of the package They are adapted to both adults and chil­ him on his rides and excursions, conshts astings ity ank - Seneca FalK N- Y.. has on the land 1 lirlck a half dozen or a dozen different kinds of dren with <«erfect safety. We guarantee of fifteen stalwart young foreaten, all of store three -dories, also dwelling house and grass are included. So Mr. Olcott could they have no equal in thc cure of sick whotu have been trained under officinb in HastlugF, - • ' headache, constipation, dyspepsia and thc royal forestr. After nerving their three good lorn. Cati l»e bought it a bargain, not buy of dealers. For the most part these plots were grown biliousness, and. as an appetizer, they ex­ years in the army they are “picked” by a or will exciiange for Hastings or Grand CJLi’i’r-A.r. sts.ooo.oo Rapids property.. The city of Seneca Fuhs from shred of turf. Some of them came cel any other preparation. Sold by W. court martial and personally presented to from distant parts of thia country; others U. Goodyear. SURPLUS ' 1" the emperor, who selects those that seem ha© a population of 7,000 and upwards—-Is from other parts of the world. Mr. Olcott fittest to be hh personal attendants. largest town in Serena Co. under tbe U*- Of U»e ®* A commission has l>een Issued to George ■would take a bit of sod. tear. it up Into Tho rule is that after a term of service <0-arre farm in Irving, oil improved, soil Mtehtgan. small pieces, only a few roots to a piece, B. Coupcr. of Hancock, as a member of from nine to twelve years they are allowed good. Can be bought at a bargain on easy and then plant those that were absolutely the Michigan world’s fair eommlstipn. v to retire, when a poeitiou as forester is Op«Btor boHnernDthW.1** FOR ’“terms. alike Id the same plot. In this way there Gov. W mans has appointed Preston C. given them in the royal forests. The yoke M acres fractional—aver runs 15 or 20 was no mixing of families or of species. F. West, of Coluuict, Peter While's suc­ of service rests lightly on the body guards, officers: ’mcn.s. ’» ««t °f Sheridan, good framFor this planting Mr. Olcott has a wooden for thoy are on duty only every fifth day.— *Bd Louie. One of the cheapest farms in frame four feet square, with two parallel cessor ou the mining school board. D.G. Boblnson. President. Washington Post. Ommer Me—r. Vie. mBarry Co., will take part city property. \ slats across it at equal distances from the ; The frosty nights of a north Michigan _D. W. Reyn^d". Case'** acre* near city, good bouse and bain, aides and each from the other. autumn are having tbeir effect upon re­ well i* acre i . - • r to Halp Hla Frteada. ’ ©riCTons: well ami an.1 r'Atorn, dalrrn. tso ITO fruit frnit trees, ««*«.* Iu these slats and in the sides of tbe frame sorters. boutb-bound trains are crowded. grapes; fl,30*). cheap, do n, « driven nails, equal distances apart, He had obtained a place in a real estate DanW.WxM.. V/JX IL M. Lsmoreaux, of the Ingham County office, and wni doing everything he could percent 1 twenty-five points In uH. When this frame D. G. Robinson. R _ TBE BEST 61 ----------------------------* JubnCsrvetb. ,'l.ester M«^r. HW acres iu W oodlaud to exchange for b preH|e<1 down upon n plot twenty-five Republiean, Leslie, and Miss Clara B. for tbe interests of his employers. The W ickham, uf Battle Creek, were married other evening he was at a social gathering mailer fanri and difference. ' small holes are made in tho ground and in I’. T. Colprote. yesterday. and was asked to sing. He resjumded with I K. acre* In Ikqw township, known as civcb hole a seed or n shred of tarf is put. i interest " keD#r!U tbe Doty farm- will sell f°r * * * on easy . proiu these twenty-five centers of growth Mrs. Joi ts hx*nt a gray ba'r In her head and “Home, Sweet Home.’’ His friends werea terms. .. I the sod fotuu and.covers tbe eatire plot. I Banking Business Transa**”" __ __ is over M. She l<H>k» a* young as ber daughter. little surprised at the selection, but ha was | heartily applauded. Stepping forward, he । several Ml acre parre.s for sale at bar-. lfait glves only a fajnt of. the Thv secret of it is that she uses only Hail's Hair raid: “I am glad you liked tbe song. There gain* rsngkig from 81.800 upwards and , minatc which Mr. Olcott takes to get Renewer. is nothing like ‘Home, Sweet Home,’ and some will take part city property In ex-. vaults. And when the planting let me say that the company I represent is change. t . ... 1 is done the work is only begun. Weeds ThezmalleM republic In tbe world la said selling homes on terms to suit within I have several large farms for sale will • rau>ti j^pt ont_ Other seeds are cvntaku eauill farm in jmrt payment. I iUlut|y springing up and spoil tbe work, to be Francrville, one of tbe islands of the twelve minutes' ride of the city. Everybody I have some eily property I >»« trade fcBtj lbe from these must be uproot- New Hebrides. Tbe inhabitants consist uf ought to have a home. If you don’t want for good farm*. i ad. The care of these X0 plots takes all his 40 Europeans and 000 black workmen em­ I cun template ' * '* “ a “ more ““ — extended *-~*-* system jjj hb knowledge of the small dif­ ployed by a French oompan y. ORUEB OF PUBLICATION. State of Mlnklipui. C reult Court tor tbe County of Barr*. In cti.vneery. , SiIwaterG. Bullis, complainant, is. Myrtl© Buflt*. defend «:>t. Kttered Aux. znh A. -O.. u®t. Butt pending in lb- Circuit tourt tor U>e ■County of Harry in Chancery, at the Citv of Hastoncs iu m4<1 count), on the XT th day of a uh it a d. im. IlsattstacUMilr appearing to me by affidavit that ibe said defendant. Myrtle Bullis I* a reddent at tU Mate of Mkhtgan but that the WtnrWJMAN THAT HAS ANY SENSE, And /*?;•. many there be we hope, VflLL SPEND HER CENTS FOR A USEFUL CAKE Of FAIRBANK’S-SANTA-CLAlISjOAP- CASTOR IA Children. Infants A REAL LUXURY! hdwallader’s AGENCY COLUMN. ’’ SMOKED ED. POWER/ Children Cry for Pitcher's Castorla. Children Cry for Pitcher's Castorla. Children Cry for Pitcher's Castorla. NO. -35. ALWAYS THE SrtHE ALWAYS THE BEST 5<- CIQ/1R SPECIAL ! gillaspie, H W. L. DOUGLAS S3 SHOE O'Ntf&.EN sa.ase.r~* M •Jvrtl.u,,. uwl It «<nU lw r™ llK-T ,bo ,U> lo Mil«T rxch»Mf to «ll MM.Mmw.li-w—। >t«W, broeSU. ferences between grosses which may be of wtlreiy different kinds yet^nxihir_or the Sun. Oregon. Washington, In ancient times tbe people worshiped the Images of gods, valiant aoluiers and eainu. From some of tbe moat important of these came thc names applied to thc different C B , �THE BONG OF THE Pfftt Vs«M Directions. I There are aome old fashioned oooka who THE WAR A8 WE BEE IT Nl not only never spoil the broth, but who I happened into a Stale street Mtabliabcannot possibly girt* say one else the secret mcot the other d.jy and wm lieing shown of making iu Such was Aura. Huldy, who Elvctriclty Play.d in IBS!. ut* of the special bargains offered to tbe often tried to share the recipes for her pies It may safely be nd ml: ted that If tbe con- pubiU. Among ocher tbipgs was acoDEach sa God made it, *o U sung. ’ am! paddings, but always in vain. ditg-ns of warfare l:ad l<een the same In sidSruble quantity uf block gras grain silk 1 "Give ye the receipt for my sponge cakeT* 1861 as they were in 1815, or. in our judg­ wb^M* retail price would hare been not The sturdy beech at its trlantpha toldshe would say. "Of course I wiil, dear. ment, as late as 18BD, the predlu'.ion of Na­ less than $1.50 a yard,and which waa being Give me a piece of paper, and I’ll >sct it poleon and Palmerston of tlie failure of sold over.the counter at aixty-five cents. An F. A- I*. M. fast train p And SL? right down for ye. There ’tau" the north would In all probability have It was cut up into patterns of twenty yards Vassar <*>w.'cat.-led her several "But, Aunt Huldy, you say, *a little been fulfilled. each, and no more than ot>e pattern waa the co*-catcher and deposited 1 water. ’ Now how much do you mean?" d teb without a scratch. Buttbe conditions were not the same. hold to nny purchaser. The writer no­ "»*»> u»« -tt. “Why, some folks don't use any at oil. Steam and electricity had In thc interven­ ticed among the shopper* who stood about They jest depend on the eggs and sugar ing time asserted their power, aud bail the counter a number of young women X1*”,h” »lood« LU cloak and plum*. Kobed and wrapt iu a stately gloom. and flour. But 1 like nmlte mynclL It Tendered possible for n McClellan or a whom he knew belonged lu another place Teacher—Cease means to stop. Make a In the paasir.g wind hta branches num gives that sort of dry taste, you know.” Grant what lutd l>ecn i in possible for a Na- further down the street sentence, please, with "cease" u the flrsS And t!il« wu th* ... “?• “But how much. Aunt Ruddy?" A little later I dropped in on a frieud at Word. Itoleon. It waa found that the capacity of "Ob, just n Utile. Sometimes 1 pump a ! a territory, through which it wm proponed the rival establishment and mentioned the Pupil—Cease the clock.—Journal of Edu­ mite into the bowl when I’m cooking near I to move an army, for thc task fit support­ fact that I had seen some of his girt clerks cation. “Life ia no playday. the sink.” ing that aqpiy might generally lie disre­ buying at the other place and commented Revel, or he/darl NOT IN THEIR LINE. ' ’ Virtue and rishi—to battle fur these. Al another time a young nnd pninstak- garded. It wm found perfectly feasible to on the fact that they must be paid pretty Wake. O strong *uul, from thy drmiun and ing housekeeper was trying to learn the maintain a large force for any length of fair salaries to enable them to sport grus . ,-. |,.mjde are r^ddlr becoming a thine camI . r'rrckA *n 1 tea fJltowtsuS grain silk dresses. The friend winked in time In regions where no mibsiKtencc of process of bunmaking. Hero, then, stand I, • ... f-roed»'. AlpbMSO Hetapfiiig.dl "A pinch uf cinnamon nnd a few cur-; any sort or kind was furnished by tbe soil. an expressive way nnd remarked aa he led tt.'al W hen bin aon was apaacbHwurn to a cause one should live for or tile. ■One of the l>est known aociety women of It was found that water transportation the way to tbe rear of the atore, “We know rartn" end«l Aunt Huldy's direction*. v.t - fane*. Dr. I change not my mall by day or by night; “ But how many enrranta? ” was tlie puzof men and supplies was ns certain and our buainesa." Then he pointed out a Philadelphia spends the spring months in :ired him. Mr* J R. Millar, 1 stand In tho wood, like a challenging , . .1 H r»»lor of Loganaport, sled inquiry. . uniform, ns much to be relied upon, as stock of groa grain silk which was being ber country place, a few miles out of the knight. j. ,...or.d* from taking It. Im. dty. This lady, who may be called Mrs. "Oh! 1 don’t know," said Aunt Huldy transportation by land; that tbe windsand rapidly Increased by young women, each of Till 'tho world swears allegiance lo virtue i \ -tui», lad..ws* cured of 40 to Stellcart, although that is not her name, and right!" # . placidly. “Here aud there n traveler. You waves of the ofccan and the strength nnd whom brought in a package which was , *n«i much headache, dlxoiand tenoaa prostration, byona direction of the flow of rivcrscould equally carefully unrolled and added to tbe pile. went out there with ber family. Soon don’t want to have ’em look too thick." Then tho fitful wind sank, and the forest was after opening tbe country bouse her bus­ । Mm*. Prooktyn. MteL, Wjw his When Aunt Huldf is reminded that tbe be ignored when it was proposed to trans­ A oalcsnian wm busily engaged preparing band arrived from* the west, where be had tt • -.;* et inaanity of tun yawre* ataodHill. a placard which read: ' and fine book « marvaJoos Save a brook, leaping down like a child from ignorant oricexpcricncdl cook can ocarcc- port troops or subsistence or ammunition been on Imainem, bringing with him atuagr..to a given spot. .'* .i-r' .-wu. This rataady contains ly be expected to understand her directions tbe bill. • ; AS ADVERTISED, r. CENTS A YARD.' ’ nlflcent Kentucky saddle horse, which he i: Medical Co, Ilkhart, Ind. It was found that n blockade maintained But 1 heard In my soul that deep, challeng­ she looks ns if such incomi*tcncc were WORTH 8X gave to bis daughter Eleanor for a birth­ ing touts— much to be pitied, nnd can hardly conceal by stearn veemeis, though not alaolutely TH1 41* BOTTIJE FREE. day present. “For virtue- tor right—till the world h thine her impatience. perfect, was a far more certain aud con­ “You see how nice and easy lj is," said Nut long afterward the gentleman waa own!" Sol d by W. H. Goodyear, ’•Puorerenturca'." she has lieen known to stant check on foreign Intercourse than my acquaintance. “Blank & Co. advertise again called away from this part of tbe —James Buckham in Harper’s Weekly. say. “ Why, 1 gu«**» I could hn' told whetta r could be effected by auv employment of a specialty and we send our girls down country, and that same afternoon hia wife mtneemrat needed n little more Idled cider auiliug vessels. By tbe •h-graph all avail­ there, buy all they can gel hold of at tbeir discharged the coachman for being impu­ [ r;. n>a<I*! In fh<* condition at if they'll gin »e a taste of it in my cradle’.’’ able resources could be utilized without price, put it into our stock, rual sell it al dent. When evening came on Mrs. Stell­ i ;r mute by .lohn Smith to the Uns of a moment, and nil Information no advance of about IS per cent?’ i!m and Aurllla N. I met a clerk in the government employ, I —Youth's Companioiff cart was in a quandary. She knew that instautauvoubly communicated to or from “Great scheme. Do you work it often horses had to be taken care of, and she and be was lamenting the fact that after headquarters lu or from any part of tbe “Oh. yet; we work it right along, and I didn’t know exactly bow lo do it, so she . M t I '.-.i i u:i the eighth working fur twelve years in hii office he theater of war. suppose the other fellows work us. We !>. ti> lit>er '.’4 •»( nn>rt- gut no thanks aud no appreciation. 1 iwkisl said to ber daughter: Aftcr everv rainstorm there Is an out­ . b said niitrlxw wuadulr him it it was not enough that he drew bls break of "sucker*." Do you know what a In other words, machiuerj- had in tbe shall advertlae this lot of silk in tbe papers “Eleanor, we’ve got to put Toag to bed. .. I i iiar'.vt. w Houghtaiin progress of time become one of the great tomorrow and make a great spread on lu I recollect bearing your father tall John to । u.irahtk ta assignment bear- wages, and after considering the matter "sucker" bd A circular piece of rather • ■>! februn A.D. he said that he really believed it was a lit­ heavy leather, two or three inches in diame­ factors in military operations, aud its in­ They may come nnd buy it back from us be very careful to bed him down nicely, so . qi tb- uti'..* ot «4.la lieglster tle better to get them than thanks.. “The ter. has a string pmia.sl through a holo in troduction worked as market! a revolution to use in some future sale at another ad­ we must do as well as we can.” •\ vstiuty, Michigan, un the in the practice of commanders on land anti vance, but there is a profit in it for us and They went to tbe stable, and took from . ; nmr'. A- b tB»t lnltt>«*r‘xt thing uf it is, ' said he, "that tlie heads of the center, nod a large knot lioth stops up sea ns it* adoption for purposes uf manu­ we find the Mme tactics in all lines, the carriage house the cushion of a wagon ■. , IMulel Striker, ihqtartmetito don’t know their own men the hole mid prevents thc string from pull­ '. ,!i<l 'AHilnm H haze, the nor what they do. Kill them and the work ing through. For some unknown reason facture or of intercommunication had whether it be silks, underclothing, notions neat nnd a couple of horse blankets. Then ;<.rv.meat Fund committee. worked in the world of itusiuess and or­ or sundries, pay us very well.”—Chicago they repaired to the stall in which tbe Ken­ ■ Hi. re <s claimed to be due would go ou just the same. They are mere “suckers" uro attimes very popular; nearly dinary life. And. what was of the great­ Tribune.’I tucky saddle borne was rapidly growing . ■,.*: • e the sum of twenty figureheads, as you know, nnd they come every boy in the street has one, mid the est importance to the north, the nd vantages hungry, likewise weary. Mrs. Stellcart ; u and twenty five one curbs will !«• dotted with figures soaking of this great change in matters of warfare What a ThUtle Did. -.uidnii attorney fie of fifty here to draw salaries for political service, and Eleanor placed tbe cushion where they . r in said mortgage and no that’s all. It could not well be otherwise these leather t disks in tlie muddy water were absolutely nt the call of the stronger A Scotchman living in Atistridinnnd vis­ supposed the horse would use it for a pil­ . ' l ..» having been tMlltut- when they don’t stay long enough to learn ot the gutters. For, to lie effective, the and more wealthy of tbe two combatants. iting his native land carried bank a thistle, low, and managed to arrange une of tbe h t>: second by said mort- their busiuoM*. In tbe last six yearn there ‘•sucker’’ must Ikj thoroughly moistened, the emblem of Scotland, us lire reader U blankets to serve in lieu of a mattress. —John C. Ro;® in Scribner’s. doubtless aware. A grand binquet was Then they tried to coax Toag to lie down ..•r.ne of the power of sale have lieen five changes iu the head ot the when it iaeo es sufficiently pliable to ad­ here clidaly .o thu paving or cobble stone !ui«rtgxp» un1 the statute In department that I am in. held in Melbourne by SOU Scotrhnuui, and in order that they might throw tbe other The Awakening of tbe United States. ■:*t provided notice is hereby "I have been there so long that 1 can sny upon which the boys pat It with their fuct. There are slgua that our country is the thistle, in a huge vane, occupied the blanket over him Abd tuck it in nicely* isekoiul dsy «f (ktota-r The nir bci g completely driven outfrom place of honor In tbe center of the table. about his heels. But for some unaccount­ i<: •t v » iu the forenoon uf with perfect modesty that 1 know more awakening to a imum of ita position among r d. i-.rieii w ill sell at public aliout the work than they do: but I have between the leather nnd stone, the prresuro the manufacturing nation* a*. flnit inactiv­ It was toasted and cheered, ntal the next able reason Toag wouldn’t lie down. They :.<•< ti dder uf Hu* north front no political pull, mid I don’t see tbe way to caught by the weight of the. nir ia all from day it was planted with a great deal of re­ :m»e in tb* City of Hasting*. advancement. 1 suppose I’ve gut to de- nlwve, fourU en pouudsof ittoevery square ity, wealth anti population. It ia la-gin- joicing. The thi*tle grew und ihrived, and tried to coax him and to throw him off bis fret, but the greatly astonished horse at it:. Ah.it tK-lng thc place Ding to recognize that the !,.'M)U,OUU,OO0 • . "'Ct Tor Barry county Is |>en<l on the government for a living until inch of leather, so you see that in theory people outaidt ita own boundaries repre­ in due time iu down wns scattered by the last protected so strongly that thc Indite the eml of the chapter, though I'd give they mny carry the cobhlestoties with eusc sent a vast potential commerce, and that winds; other thistles sprang from tbq gave up tbeir work. so far n* the "sucker" is uuirerned. I con­ seeds, and their down was sciitterril. and anything lo be my own man. There's one Their house Is situated half a mlk- from !,000,«n,(Mlof them live in non manufact­ ■ mortraK. with fess I ennnot see wherein the great popu­ uring 'countries. Tbe nations uf Europe in n few years the thistle hud (made itself any other, and they didn't know wuat to thcruoa si"> »H Ivrai g<Kxi thing about it, and that is that re­ ■dtotnrv ire of ftr:y movals iu my department are getting fewer larity of this sport lies unless it bc-th.'it have been struggling fur this mule, fully thoroughly at home in all puFts of Aus­ dn. But at last a bright idea struck .rein Tli«* ptvmlsM and fewer, add au honest and capable man owing to slight irregularities in the surface tralia. . Eleanor, and she with her mother hurried aware of tlie enornvuts value uf the com- I It hits rooted out the uativJ grasses on to tbe front gate and stayed there until of the leather thv "sucker" rarely adheres tnereo uhich ban ‘built up tbe wealth of | is less likely than ever before to be butiiicvd sn,i!:i"‘i •• tnrYrtf Barry ; at the Instigation of .some ward heeler, with nil ita sucking power, and for this* England, but they have lieen handicapped thousands, I could almost sayl mil Huns, of two men pamol by. Three were called: the* ncrew of pasture laud, dcstroye|l alieep runs jr.t .h*-.THH*d follows j CiviKervice will not behu iridescentdreniu reason it is eonkidercd quite a feat in carry and unable to make a winning fight ngalnnt situation was explained to them. They ; ■nnirt-r ■ . n stone ten yards or more. So here nri-c that powerful aud astute adversary. There by the hundred, and caused general execra­ didn’t uudiTNtand it at first, but Mr*. iu tbe next century.’’—Brooklyn Eagle. the spirit <«f com;H*iiiion on*l desire to excel, are many eviueuces that we areabout to tion uf tbe Scotchman « ho tu<|k *> much Stellcart finally burst into tears and begged •t eon। pains to lm|»ort the original. Un n similar them to come in and put the horse to bed. which are thv life nnd mainspring jd every enter this field of (waceful comlAtL He Didn't KnoW the Mun. manner the watercress, the English spar­ game.—Frank M. Chapman in St. Nicholas. What are the elements of strength that row, the common sweetbrier nnd other ex­ The nrn willingly walked to the stable ot the There was a musical entertainment In and looked at tin- stall for a moment. Then make victory probable? Tbu vividly ener­ tin* imlatial utauniutsof (hdouel Dudy 111gotics have* proved very troublesome and they leaned agalust the wall and Jaugbed L getic character of tho people, educated in caused immense lasaes. TbJ watercress I bug. Miss Birdie Bigbug plays on tbe "Solo" i* n little newsboy wiiu wear* activity by a commerce unobstructed pver has choked rivera, caused gn.*i| flood* and until they were nearly exhaustei. Toag ' piano. She is not much of u player, but ragged raiment and old shoes. His hat is a vontiucnutl urea, give* promise of a mo­ impeded navigation; the sweetbrier has be­ went to bed as usual that night, but he I ber folks think that there is ncthiag mure tattered an*! hi* face qowasbed, but he has mentum Lari to resist. The American come a strong and tenacious bush, which didn't sleep ou tbe cushion of a wage*a seat .. ( fur her t<» learn. Among the guests was a and covcrnl with blankets. a voice of wond'-rfu! sweetness nml power. celerity of thought and tendency to prompt Every day since this occurrence tboee : Aorlgncesete. I stranger, who happened to tw a musical "Solo’’ does not sell wry many pnpen*, but action, the spontaneous ingenuity lu adapt­ spreads wit It great rapidity, destroying tho grasses; nnd the innocent dayy 1ms l*eu 1 two ,..an men have mmlo made It it ■ a rwilnt point tu t«* walk limit past genius. After MUa Bigbug had pounded he makes enough money to keep himself ing means lo ends, lu seining every new nearly a* injurious us the ihisUe. . Mrs. Stellcar.'s residence, stopping by tbe the Instrum'mt until the hotme hail shook discovery and elaborating it for the uses of alive by singing >ongs to hla comrades on Fifty' English sparrows were taken to front gme long enough Lo roar with laugh­ to its foundation a young gentleman asked Iman with bewildering swiftness, all make the street, und they reward him with an Australia in 1800, nnd now there are countter no she could hear them. — Philadelphia tho stranger what he thought of thc young for continuous .-uni rapid progrt’cs. Tbe oeca-tiuiiai coin. recent expansion of the uses of electricity itss millions ot them in u'.l t|iu colonics; TIME TABLE. lady’s playing. Just l>cfi re mitinnNil he may often bo they refuse to cat insects, like It heir ances"It surpasses my expectations," be re­ heard singing nearthe pttt^fllee in front of I is a striking example of this. Potentially Valuable Ohl Book*. tore, but devote themselves go tfruit, grain, plied. a group of boys alm'.**t as reared nnd dirty evary Amcri.au is au inventor. always peas and other* vegetable things, to the In the .British museum mny be seen an •‘•Jmju don’t say so,” said tbe delighted m himself. In loud, clear, pure toms be searching for a laittr way.—Ulyas® D. ruin of hundreds of farmers hud garden­ Eighth century relic, nnd iu ibis antique will sing that touching old *Xi;g. "Annie Eddy in Forum. young man. ers. Moral—Beware uf exoCip in a new binding are iuclqied the St. Cuthbert Gos­ “Yes, I do. 1 never expected it was Lauric," ‘With a power and pathos that country.—St. Louis Globe-Democrat. pels and MSS., written, it is recorded, with Bible fur anybody to play no^roriously." i bring piSdestrinns to a halt. And they wait great beauty; the binding is of velvet inter­ Tbe ypuug man was Tom Bigbug, the and listen, too, until they haw heard the. Here are some shipwrecks that have oc­ Tli. noomopolls Dog ftaat*. mingled with silver, with a broad silver brother of the unsurpassed performer—a very Inst notd: In n>j titling to the in­ curred »inco 17S2. When notice Is taken Although tbe practice of Ixw has been border enriched with inlaid gems. fact that the stranger did not iliiwvRter un­ variable emsm* he gratifies iris auditors that uu disaster tn which lew than ‘JOT lives Coming to tbe Eleventh and Twelfth cen­ aptly likened to tbe opcraaowt of the til be regained consciousneM in th^hos- with thc “Last Ruse of Summer,’’ "In Hie wen? last i* scheduled, tbe recanl will be traditional monkey who used klic jmhv of a turies. we reach another form of treasure pi’.al two hours afterward.—Texas Siftings. Sw-rft By and By," nml, prrlraps, tho “OM an appalling one. It is a« follows: trusting ent in raking his citekuuta out ot —manuscript upon vellum. Tbr-i- had s Liras Oaken Backet." Thcthoys arc respectful and the fire, I did not always findjit so while diptych covers, which menus "a double U«t. writing tablet, such as enuid lie folded, and Attentive and nnsparing in their applause. perpetrating law ul tbe ambitious but In­ ITfC- II. M. fi* Royal George, wrecked off An industrious rustic went into his I "Solo" can warble and trill like n bird Ppithend.................................... AD) significant settlement of Bodmupolis, on so inclosing the work of the scribe.” Diptyches in the time uf the Roman em­ stable <>uc spring morning nnd discovered 1 find giro excellent imilntionsof the sounds IPkt-Halowvll. East Indlamun...................... 3<> the north fork of Lightning cri-ck. There were np lieds of roses nt Bobmopolis, nt perors were of two kinds, first, consular, his favorite mule iu the agonies of death, j made on various musical instruments. Isto-Adelaide, wrecked on tho he having overfed himself the night pre-1 "Solo” is certainly a very entertaining lit­ Tongue saads off .Margate 4iM , least for a young lawyer burnluf poor but I expressly for presentation gifts on entrance tle prodigy, and lie 1* well treated nnd re- 1453—BlrketiDend, txuopahlp. wrecked in disgustingly honest parents, nn<l who had upon official duties. These offerings were ' Shuon's boy* South Africa.-4M vious. followed the example they boa set to the of the greater value since was added, upon •‘Here’s a state uf things." exclaimed tbe 1 sp.*cted by nil wit h whom iic comes in con­ 1433—lUwal Charter, wrecked off the coast thc outer side, a portrait of the giver. An extent that he was still poor. d&gustctl peeuaut. “All winter long you tact.—New York Herald. at Anglcses.............................. W» Why, once I was called a I jackleg and I1 ecclesiastical diptych was rich in scenes WX>—Lady Elgin, sank through collislun un do -nothing but feed nnd feed at my ex­ shyster—epithets calculi ted to goad any from sacred history. Lake Michigan 287 pease, and when spring comes and it is Tbe inner surface of wax showed the self respecting lawyer almost to madness. Jherc are very few men ur women with 1H»-Tlic izindon. faaodercu in the Bay of time for doing a little plowing you geLont Biscay23) At another time, wl^n filirowfcjg my whole ■writing. The outsides of this double tab­ character Ntalwart enough-to enduro con- I*<7U—H. M. S. Captain, foundered near Finot it by giving up the ghost." jet revealed models of artistic handicraft. soul into a frantic appeal to justice to come tiquon.s Idleness. I .-. n n ;<oo| of water in Thc dying mule raised up his bead and Isterro.473 There were sixteen metisHion* on each thc country, nnd I sny. "Thou slimy, fetid 1*73—Nrrthficut, run intooff Dungeness.... Stu dowu from ber perch and line up on tbe side, representing ancient proph^pi and said tu a feetie voter: •side ot Mr.- Frosty O’Hooiil|an, whom 1 "Since you are such an ass you should thing—what does nil this mean?’’ “Oh," 1873-Atlantio, White Star liner, wrecked was defending from thc heinous charge of aaints, with tbeir symbols and inscriptions on Meagher RockMO regard my death aa a family Ijcreavefnmt,” says the pool uf Water, "I nui just Stopping emla-zzliug a neighbor's dog, the said dog in ancient, uikial letter*, and, as a grand , after which his spirit took Its flight.— here." I any, “Didn’t you drop like a 187S—H. M. is. Lurydlce.capsizcd near Vcntbeing worth thirty-five cents of nny man's finish, the wflqle was surrounded with n«<r....................... 300 beautiful gem into a casket of other gems foliage of ivory work in *he Greek style.— Texas Siftings. money, a donkey familiarly known as | Harper's as you tumbled over Hjc rock?" “Ob, yra, 1871— I’rincc'.s Allcfc.*pl«wure steamer, run Bazar. i i into In the Thames, near Woolwich, ••John,” the property of thc mayor, thrust I aang all tbe way dow’n from thc cliffs to by thu By well Castle....!ODur 70) his head iu at tho window beside me and On Account of One totter. the meadow." I say again, "Didn’t 1 see IfffA-Grosscr Kitrfarst. sunk by collision... aw Said on old telegrapher: “The letter ’t’ uttered nu unreserved bray, whereupon tbe you playing with those shuttlas and turn­ emigrant ship, sunk off thc in thu word ‘there’ coat our telegraph com­ ing Hint gristmill?” "Oh,-yes. I used to VW-Knpundiu judge remurkid, insultingly, "One at a -cast coast of South Afripi----- ----- 300 time, please!"—Harptt's. i pany several thousand dollars a few years earn my living." I say again: "Then what L.<D—H. M. S. Serpent, wrecked off the coast ago. Schumacher, thc oatmeal king, Mint of Spain:•• 30 a heavy order for oats to Chicago, and the makes you luJk so sick.* Why are you cov­ [ 1801—Utopia......................................................... 3TJ ered with this green scum? Why is your price agreed upon was 'thirty-five rents de­ breath so vile?” "Oh," says the water, "I He had recently started a ci determined to do tbe thing! Total livered in cars here.' which was metamor­ have nothing to do. I am disgusted with Smaller disasters, each attended with loss purchased a cream separatinj phosed into ’thirty-five cents delivered in shuttles and wheels. 1 nm going to spend of life, are idmost too numerous to be be driven by steam power. 1 cars there.' Tlie letter ‘t’ in thV ease rep­ my whole lifetime here, nml while yonder resented freight charges on hun­ stream singa on iu way down the mountain counted. If they were the foregoing table everything went well, mid ha dred thousand bushels ot oats friuu Chi­ side, here I am left to fester and die, ac­ would be Increased manyfold.—Newcastle delighted with the result. It i cago to Akron, O., mid tut tbe settlement cursed of God because I have nothing to Chronicle. ___________________ to him to.watrh the rich creas a flowing into waa made on the luuis of tbe teltarrnphic do.” Sin is un old pirate that bears ilown the cans, and he thought I or lucky he bo gave hi:n order the company was held responsible for ou vessels whose sails arc flapping in tbe "I never carried a watch in my life." said was to deal with fanners w price. But this amount.’’—Chicago MalL I .. r wind. Morning, noon nnd night, Sundays a New Yorker of fifty. “A watch is a such capital milk at such a IL>w and week dags, thank God for plenty to habit, not a necessary article. No man on the third day be received h shock. The he milk pipe — — ‘’k ni*-* In fiah culture and the skilKul breeding do.—Dr. Talmage iu I Julies’ Home Journal w;ho carries n watch can lie any more regu­ machine ceased to work, •*ign substance, being stopped up by some for of many kinds of animals we are in this lar in his habits than I nm. I can get up On investigation this « itatance waa ' country said lo excel, but in making tr.ar at a certain minute, and do so ever}- morn­ found to be a live crayfisl "Tbe thing | ketable game a plentiful product of fields Kwriecl of petaooJI cleanliness is by no ing. I can tell the time of day by feeling rvuuu OISTK ESTJOY® my face. Thc beard grows exactly so much, * iteelf waa neither rich not rare, bul be । that have been cultivated many centuries nfl-aed totho poorerclaaaea- There and you can come within a reasonable time wondered how it got there.1 He flatly re­ Both the method and results when before America was discovered tbe Gerot -U u> do PWto -bo GOLD of the hour by passing the hand over your i fuses to accept the farmer s theory that | mans have set tbe rest of the world an ex- nre uu wash and to whom tue chin. Not that it is often necessary, be- < one of the cows had Syrup of Figs is taken; it is pleasant ing swallowed bail in drink ir indignantly and refreshing to the taste, and acta cause regular habits soon become second the crayflab, and the farm, a the natural denies tbe Inlerence that, t gently yet promptly on the Kidneys, Ir has been calculated that the electro­ nature aud you never think e.' wondering habitat of crayfish is watt r. water must Liver and Bowels, cleanses the sys­ motive force of a bolt of lightning is abont about the hour. , have been added to tbe milk . So now there tem effectually, dispels colds, head­ 3,500.000 volte, the current about 14,000,000 “Of course, tbe man who lives ou trains amperes aud the time to be about l-UO.OOO basin, n “PO®5\. -Q-p u-ith no excess and boata a g^od deal has to wear a time­ 1» trouble.—London Truth. aches and fevers and cures habitual part ot a second. In such a bolt there is an piece and timetable.”—New York Herald. energy of 3,450,000.000 watte, or 3,284,188 baa given A church society near 1 o^l ootoeeopt too-otteo of one entertainment for the -------; of > duced, pleasing to the taste and ac­ It is a significant fact that not a single an ita numerous charities, and' at the cud of The cost of an ordinary Iron plala front, ceptable to tbe stomach, prompt in New England state has adopted more than the evening on. of the b™*™; from which tho excess of com ’ M comUwUoo Blue >l» <°™*® by 100, fire stories high, is from $3,000 to U>«el -Hl lo its action and truly benencial tn ita .o\ pro­ oil has been removed, is $5,000, according to ornamentation. If the doo of tbe tele"*! K«"rtiwout. B»]~£. was paying several people for tbeir aervteea Absolutely Pure effects, prepared only from the mo?t tn connection with the affair■ the pr~nt eoo^ltutlra ft standard Doric, Ionic, Corinthian or Egypt­ and it is Soluble. ian designs are used the price Is cheaper mote heaitby t**^ * healthy ano agreeable Bubrtancet-, ita k at UoM.U. the eoitttltution of tbe L >» 1Tsa B,|D“ blow, tbe orc«n end *el<U Well. W lille, many excellent qualities commend it '“‘'",‘^.•5^.^c»i* fc’- ta SiSXel" been than where special designs are uaed. bow much doj™ owe tor joar wort are used in ita preparation. It has to all and have made it the moat Xb tb“e. action, belnj “nTtoJtooked U blin In gonnlne nr wore than three times the strength of popular remedy known. bT i-™-, ’ s o?s niT -Whr. Mr. w—-Id be. -'don't Syrup of Figs ia for sale in 50c Over the furaat'* ao«l. 4 °M STARTLING FACTS. I breakfast Cocoa 5 No Chemicals Cocoa mixed With Starch, Arrowroot or Sugar, and ia therefore far more •xonotnical, costing less than one cent c CUP- It is delicious, nourishing, ’^ngthening, easily digested, admirably adapted for invalids as Mell as for persons in health. Fits: A pouo« m»o e*o>l owil ,p«dte B tu>rflr o( „ no. |nlrtOB .□<! rtfldrod a cheek for $1.™>. f molha of the same Tb. Blbl. trll. “ «nt«l in M. •»« • *‘,'lh:iP71«x.nd.r tte car^ul to be extinct, and great g^b^teM^ <•*“<* ^ bped«. " acientiate Mtb« w. BAKER & cm DmMs, Mm. K„ York n»u—»-br. wb« I* tb. ”Sir5bW“ worst' ■ Mr buaband i« half an bear rate, know he's dead—he’s dead! He told in th. «*» of tba BabytouUn*Tbe number of firemen employed oa the several watches kept up throughout Lon­ don is 125 by day and 38S by night, making a total of 450 in every twenty-four hours. i Nebou in Harper’s. OTtlr •S’* GUAe-Doox*1**- to, th. wrrtr. no tbe reel ot tbe talent glee tbe.r een loe.1 —Youth's Companion. never forget “You eza«B»U," rscuroed the doctor mildly-, “yon owe me for °®'y fifteen That is tbe puint which I bape you will and SI bottles by all leading drugmay not have it on hand viU pro­ care it promptly for any one who wnliea to try it. Do not aceep* uy substitute. CALIFORNIA FIG STROP CO. in nuacooe, ml �LADIES’ FINE SHOES We have the largest stock of fine shoes ever brought to this market We would especially call the attention of ladies wearing narrow widths to the fact that we have a large line o a B and C Widths, Hand Turned, And Goodyear welt in all sizes. This is noi a stock usually sold by dry goods dealers, but they are as Manufacturers follows Brooks Bros.; W. C. Servif & Co.; Gray Bros.; Hart, Meade & Co.; Elderkin, Taylor & Co.; and the celebrated Sachs shoe. And they are sold by the largest boot and shoe dealers in the state and are noted for their fine quality and durability. Ou-i* IN’e’W Stools of Ladies’, Misses’ and Childrens Garments Are opened up and we are confident our effort to please you will tempt an inspection. TRYING TO SEE MOLTKE MURAT HALSTEAD'S EXPERIENCE AT ST. AVOLD IN 1870. When I was about crossing the Rhine in the first week of August, 1870, attempt­ ing to witness tho invasion of France by tbe armies of Germany, my equipment was a belt of French gold, a Parisian silk bat aud a Scotch cup, a suit of gray clothes and a brown blanket, a field glass and a traveling bag with a shoulder strap, and the bag contained a portfolio, with writing materials, some cakes of chocolate, a change of underclothing, with two paint of socks, a bunch of cigars, a box of matches and a pocket knife with one large blade and a small corkscrew; also a combination fork and spoon,and a glass cup in a leather ease. My trunks had been expressed to London, and my valise was abandoned at Mannheim. , My plan of campaign was based on thc theory that the army of invasion must fol­ low tbe railroads, and I camped out, as It were, in a coupe car. M. D. Conway, then Of London, was my companion, philoso­ pher and friend, and we were resolved to see the big war. We did not buy railway tickets, as there wax none for sale, and our original strength was in misunderstand­ ing orders and disregarding all expostula­ tions. I remember to have been utterly ’..■unable to comprehend even very good En. glish as it was spoken. Just before taking possession of a car. where we had no busi­ ness whatever to be, we succeeded in pur­ r chasing a loaf of bread nnd two bottles ol it nr We proceeded in fine style for eight miles, when we reached the town where Thomas Xml, the artist, was bom, aud there, for that or some other reason, was n detention of eleven hours, occupied in lit• entry labors. The second night out ryeptruck n small, luri got a room with a bed in It, seemed that all night there was an :-JI*SKanding tramping in the street. This have been a dream, but I was as through and were in a hurry. A cheerful ; man with n gift of tongues stated the kir and Bismarck and Mol ike EKTKEINO FliANCE. wer* not too Lite. The cheerful known by everybody, there waa no mintaking him. and Bismarck was ‘The man hsto France, but evaded that nwt.-.ction by office, a two story' stone house, and Bis k ■'> ot btodquonm, L0ST Hls BEARD ,N A w,Lt) R|Q£ was told of the presence of American ed­ itors, and was at pains atvpbe to tell them The Bemarkable Experience of a Druishe was pleased to see them, that there was । no reason why they should starve, and we were welcome on account of the millions ’ Several evenings since a party of conof German blood In America. vlrial spirits had assembled, as was their Moltke was not visible, but I had occa- . wont, in a certain place—which sliall be sion to know where he was. I was putting nameless—within the limits of this city’s । up nt the Hotel de Paris, and that meant 11 business district. There was one of tbe the was allowed to sit in tbe barroom and to II number ------*“* usually — ------- ' u ‘“----------who reserved his story un­ sleep on a billiard table. The latter cere­ til the latter part of the evening, and on auch occasions those constituting the party mony I managed with my Paris l»t tor a pillow. I had ascertained that hat must ruse and departed slowly homeward after go. As it was the only one in the army, It thp story was finished, agreeing to a man seemed to remind the soldiers in edormous that for stories told in good faith as actual numbers of something amusing, and they experience ot the relator they must lx? grew so hilarious that their cordial mani­ awarded the palm The tale was told as festations became monotonous, in the sense follows: “It was while 1 was In tbe northern part that Mark T' -aln uses that word. 1 should not hui* minded typhase of un­ of Maine on a hunting trip with a party of popularity on account of my hat, but ex­ men from Boston. They bad good luck cess of approbation whs embarrassing. with small game, but they wanted a moose. Therefore 1 concluded to use it as a pillow I told them that I would show them on* just once, aud leave It in tbe house as a before long, and I did. One or two days mysterious souvenir. It was very good ns after they began asking me where that a support for the bead, but somewhat stiff moose waa and kinder got me riled. I took my gun and told them that I’d get a moose at first. pretty quick if they wouldn't cornu racing DISTLHBF.D AT MIDNIGHT. About haJ> wav between midnight and round like a pack of steers. Off 1 went, and had gone about a mile when 1 heard a daylight I became conscious of tbe pres­ ence, in the door which opened on a court, noise. I got up a tree as soon as possible, of a tall man wearing a Prussian cap and amt had just got fairly seated when twa of buttons, and that he was asking iu French the finest moose J evef set eyre on came whether Moltke was there. 1 sat np on my right under the tree. Here waa luck, and couch (which wns a restful change of po­ I took aim at the largest and pulled tbe sition) and tbe tall man and myself strug­ trigger.’* At this point the narrator looked rniher gled with the language of the country. 1 had just sucoeeded in saying that Moltke sheepish, ox If he bad no particular desire was not In that room to the best of my to proceed, but after considerable urging knowledge aud belief, when a man with a he continued. “Tbe truth of it was, boys. In my hurry dripping candle emerged from what tlie novelists would call a secret po.-w.ige and from the camp 1 forgot to bring my car­ stated that the field marshal hail the apart­ tridges, and didn’t even have one in my ment Immediately above. So I have slept gun. Well, 1 knocked my head against a under the same roof with him. It baa oc­ limb and tried to think how 1 wns going to curred to me since that the tall man with get one of those moose, who all this time the buttons wns an orderly sent to Moltke were eying each other like cats and dogs. with dispatches that the French were not All of a sudden they started for each other trying to defend the line of tbe Moselle and came kerplunk together. They then backed off aud tried it over. They kept at above Meta. . The next day an officer, who was pleased this for quite a time, and seemed co be get­ to air his English and carried a small ting kind o’ tuckered out and were walk­ volume containing Shakespeare’s plays in ing round aud round till they got tbeir painfully small print, told me that if 1 wind. The largest one was right under wanted to see the great general be was me and I could almost touch his antlers. 1 soon to cross the railroad by a stone bridge never knew how it happened, but down I which, carried the turnpike over it, and 1 went bead over heels and lit right ou that placed myself by the roodxide, as with a critter’s back. He didn’t seem to like this sharp turn it entered the bridge. Pres­ sort of surprise party, and just threw back ently a squad of lancers appeared, their his bead and went, the other one following pennons Buttering under the sparkling after. “Lucky for mo the trees in that place spears, and then came a carriage drawn by 'four horses, guided by booted and spurred were rather high, and there wasn't much pratilions, and behind it another squad of danger ot being knocked off the limbs. lancers. In the carriage was tbe field, mar Well, tbe time that it takes me to tall this slial, and the top that sheltered him from was time enough for that moow to go half the sun was one that drooped, protecting a mile and the smaller one right behind all the time. I was clinging to thc sides cf the single seat. The speed ot tbe turnout was a rapid, that moose like a cockroach to a biscuit; it plunging, cisttcring clattering trot. There wax was a was all I conld do to breathe, and I had ■ deep limestone dust ou the road, and just lost my hat long before. I noticed that wo __ the _ _ __ i.._ . whirled tor .the t... >. -..i.... were going toward tbe camp and we soon as carriage bridge, where Moltke was to l»e fully seen face to hove in sight of h. 1 Rave a about, and as face, thc dust became a dense cloud and I 1 did so felt something slip down my saw only a pair of long, slender, highly threat. Tbe boys heard tbe shout, and looking up, saw ns coming. Down went that dust, far it nearly choked me besides tbe board they ware play ing cards on, and sixuling the view. The king wax often off they scudded like so many jack rafe risible, and Bismarck, too, but Moltke wiw bits We were now right in tbe camping I said, and we all went out to cut them up. The boys never said a word until after sup­ per. when one of them handed me a amall mirror. I really did not know myself. Juat as sure as 1 am telling this, my ixsard was gone, worn oJ by tbe rapid progress 1 had made through tbe air, and two of my front teeth hail been knocked out from the same “Both moose hail run themselves to death."—Bailor News. . How the HogCah Is Caught. The hogflsb, usually found in comparalively deep water, was caught by tlie sports­ men off the great reef at low tide. Tbe dead coral heads, which had lieen beaten into a wall and formed the hiding places of innumerable living forms, were partly bare, tbe wafer deepening suddenly to the blur depths of the Gulf. Standing on this vantage ground, bearing the crawfish bait and extra tackle, with the dinghy hauled up In smooth water on the Inner side, the fisherman easily threw beyond tbe gentle breakers Into deep water, tenanted with a score of eager fishes, whose savage attacks upon the luscious bait only served to draw the greater game. The bite of tbo hogfish waa a steady strain, but tbe moment tbe hook was felt it became a game fish worthy of tbe best efforts of th* fisherman. Often were our sportsmen forced amid the breakers tn Uwir attempts to drag tho highly colored and harlequin like creature from ita home into the still waters of the inner reef. With ita enormous mouth the fish hns a peculiarly swinellkc appearance, fully re­ deemed. however, by Its rich coloring and the long and -richly cut dorsal fins and tail. It ranks next to the snapper as a table fish.—C. F. Holder iu Century. The above first-class steel range only $50.00 We have a complete stock. Terms to suit. Call and sei them WEISSERT BROS. A Costly Drop Certain. The curtain of thc new English Opera bouse as It bongs looks like a magnificent pair of golden gates. It measures thirty, three feet high, und is forty-eight feet wide. A special room had to be hind for it to be made in. '11<- Ixue of the curtain ia gold colored silk, on which has been worked an applique ofa darker tone of the same color. The appljque Li outlined by a fine coni of silk; a fringe with tassels decorates tbe foot of the curtain. Thc silk is about a yard wide, and between 000 and 000 yards of it, und more than thirty grow of cord, have lieen used in the curtain. The milk w*s made in Lyons nnd tbe cord und fringe in London. The lining is ot yellow sateen, aud the substance of tbs curtain l» obtained by layers of wadding Tho valance is also applique work in bright reds, blues, yellows und brown*. Thc Ly­ ceum curtain, which is made of plush, was presented to Mr. Henry Irving- by tbe Baron.jM Burdett-Coutta. It cost 1 QUO guineas.—London Tit-Bit*. Carbons have now been yialdod by aero­ lites or meteorites in three different stages of development. Uncrystallixad graphite has long been known as one of tbe oonstitnents of meteoric irons and other stones that fall from tbe sky. Graphite crystals hare recently been found iu a meteor that fell in western Australia, and a scientist baa just reported on same diamond corpus clre that wars found lo tbe Siberian aero­ Ute that fall la 1960.-St. Ix.uls Republic rnooht stopped suddenly and I went over his bead Into a brook. I wasn’t much hurt. led.’ Call at the BANNER TENT on the fair ground during the big fair and we 11 rpa ' you feel as happy as the above ‘ feller ■ °r whole year. It will not cost you much ei i • � https://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/418/HastingsBanner_1891-09-24.pdf 92ddfa48c6210f376f9f4dae3b68d6fe PDF Text Text of any paper in tfte County- Hastings Banner. VQL. XXXVI. NO. 21 HASTINGS. MICH., SEPTEMBER 24, 1891. Hastings Banner i-ubn.hrtniOTta,.., COOK BROS. ---- AT---’ jmwtz.vgs, jticr. COUNTY NEWS. FOR Si 3.00. (Barring Black Worsted.) This week only. Can it !, Is it possible? How can they afford it? M. >, ,(n</ uirrril'ir ipigatton* trtU be a»ked on all ridai to-day con­ , 7,’ xhirWHo statement ctmt’cyed tibove: and yet. great as the ... m.iy be. it could hanlly be otherwise, tuklny into conHdenv„ m.At ertriiordinary and exceptional offer. Jurt think! Hen -. v-rr <rhrrehut yesterday thousand* of mitt* were marked at : . , •-! (il4 have been sold for lot* than flfl, 330, r*i $25, f^, and 830. You can step in to-morrow and take your choice r $15.00. .. , i* -uMt what this sale mean*. Every word L Gospel truth. , , . x; . , oom for skepticism. Every man can find out fqr him• U'-r-nt >r«<in is «t perfect liberty to step right among our f!8, '• - . : ,< )n suit tables and SELECT HIMSELF ANY SUIT UN PLEASES. . .oici'nled. Nothing is reserved. Nothing is excepted. riy o/wn and aboveboard, and every auft. no matter hou> . ’ high its former yricc may have been. 813 buys it now. , nji. J.' our llhwk Worsted/!; we Include all our fine Imparted * . t-d C<ouilmcrcx. •< , The best Adz ing medium tn 'ey County. ■ OUR COUNTY. wJ. ,onner,y living near Irving, ba^kk mP°9’!°r l“. lhe dcfu,,ct Gilford bank te the extent of about 31,006. u.I’TLA'*1''““>»•« who (oolwl iLXTi? ’ UM41"nk' .th u>d llrnw at,,,. hi, v«-ii gutUnK in hte ”“k dalMln« ‘h»t >w route M.’tautaS'1’" he "°‘ Uncle Sem n;, WunUmd tetenm, every three mouths. UMrs. C. S. Palmerton. «pf Woodland, has a eouple of live eurioaltlrs in the shape of chickens. One of them has but one leg and foot, while the other Is perfectly de­ veloped but It is web-footed like a duck. Woodland will prolmbly have a lodge of Knights of Pythias before long. ovm 81,000 •|AJrt*r o,d «f E- 1. Miller, of W oodlabd, was playing with the family dog one day Inst week, when the canine flew mad and bit her several times in the face, inflicting some very bad wounds. WHOLE NO. 1893 faced the bold crowd and proved to be one of the doctor's clerks, who returning from a party entered the store for the purpose of securing a coat that ho had left there. Although no Aie was Injured, yet it should be a warning to burglars to visit other towns. John A. Warner haa returned to Wood­ land, and will henceforth hold forth at Baughman's A Co.’a drug store. Eli Cline has a new separator. We sus­ !pect that separators can be purchased cheap now, that the threshing season is over. Our school under the care of Prof. Geo. ’Downs and Mrs. J. M. Bmith seems to be ।moving smoothly. : Prof. J. M. Smith has returned from his Jfarm in Yankee Springs, where he has been superintending some fall work. , . Thermometer ^registered the 16th and I7that 12 m., 90 Iniiieshade, with 18th and 1.9th close seconds. £ J. M. Hammond Is putting <m the finish­ ing touches to a new and vety commodious farm house. Well, Milo and his estimable wife are entitled toilt Look cut for a crowd next week from this end of the county to attend the county fair. A balloon ascension will draw but not complete unless some one is killed. A drawing card would have been to have had the Rev. Arney, of'.Saranac, there with his stables of horses and colta. 1 suppose John, the farmer, will be on the grounds to Instruct those having hay seed In their hair, how to comb it out. Geo. Hazen, of Prairieville, has Just completed a drive well for school district No. 2. A fine supply of water. H. Farr, one of our pioneers, has been sick for a year or more, is now failing fast. Corn cutting is the order of the day. No wheat coming Into the market The poor farmers. What will become of them? You tell John and Joe. CONCERNING THE COUNTY JAIL M. J. Jaques Is preparing to build a new bant. F. W. Clark attended the West Michigan fair in the interest of the Lake OdesM Cart Co. A. L. Jones was In Grand Rapids last week on business. Mrs. W. C. Rolfe made a flying trip toyour city last Friday. Thomas Aris the IL IL agent here laputting up a fine house. Heath & Sons are doing the work. W. C. Rolfe is improving his residence by grading the front yard. The Infant child of Mr. Blactle and. wife was buried last Sunday. The sendeeswere conducted by Rev. Phillips from the M. E. church. Pott & Stewart were In the village with their phonograph last Saturday. ' The young folks social given at Mr, Whedon’s last Friday was largely attended and an enjoyable time had. The new minister. Mr. Phillips, baarented Riley Brown’s house lately vacated by Rev. Halley. Dr. Pike and troupe are giving free ev­ ening entertainments here, and selling, their Cherokee remedies. Credit Is due Dr. Harris for skill in the treatment of Dr. Hunt whose condition is remarkably Improved. Tlic evaporator has to run on short’ ra­ tions, as apples are slow coming in. * AND COURT HOUSE. Tbl» week affords an opportunity we hope the taxpayers of Barp- county will improve to visit the county Jail and court house, and see their condition. They should do It for their own satisfaction. We urge them to do ao, and ask them to observe closely and see ft the following are not the facts regarding them: , With regard to the jail we make theue statements, which any taxpayer can verify bv a visit to piat building. 1aL It Is a fire trap. In case of fire In the one stairway leading to the cells, es­ cape would l>e utterly impossible, and the inmates must perish, whether criminals or not 2d. In the nature of its constriction, not through the fault of any man. it is an unhealthy, wretched place to confine any­ body, guilty or innocent 3d. There is no provision whatever for separation of the younger class from those hardened In crime. This is a great wrong to the former, whether guilty or innocent 4th. There are no proper provisions for the separation of the sexes. 5th. It Is not a safe place In which to confine prisoners. 6th. Il Is not such a jail as the law de­ mands. 7th. For all these reasons and otben, it lias been condemned by Judge Hooker, with the approval of the board of supervis­ ors. and prisoners can no longer be con­ fined there. Middleville. Ina McDowell was the guest of relatives in Caledonia Saturday. C. N. Drescher was In town over Sun­ day. Allen Weber, of Nashville, was the THE COVKT HOUSE. guest of Ward Gibbin Sunday. Respecting the court bouse and the W. Bolton unintentionally let one of his The Pansy Club held a masquerade Fri­ county’s valuable records the visitor will fingers get into the elevator al the Wood­ day evening. find as follows: land mill last week. Half, of his finger H. E. Hendrick was in Charlotte last 1st. With regard to the records In th© nail and the end of his finger are missing. clerk’s office, there would be no chance to The Baptist Sunday school held a very sskv» them in case of a fire in the court Nashville has several old fossils left, Interesting mission concert Sunday even­ house. notwithstanding the fact that she will soon ing. Id. The records hi the treasurer’s office enjoy the metropolitan luxury of water N. C. Thomas is clerking for Minor could not be saved In case of fire, there Warm and dry. works. Hereafter these a f. will adopt corn Keeler, and also Helen Pridiard has re­ being no protection whatever. Seeding is nearly completed, and the methods in vogue before printing was sumed work In the same store. ry won't utlck murh tnuger. Fifteen Doftora ta the wowUr3rd. The records of the probate judge’s “discovered" and stamp their stationery cutting the order of the day. Enoch Andrus visited our public school office ace In the second ■ story of n store G. S. Babcock has returned from Petos­ .■Lit fill mnkc them (jo. D’e repeat, the finc*t nuit of them with rubber stamps, with nice large Monday. building on State street It would be out -Fifteen luahtn, and gem gourtelf eati, if yon . irUh. ijo scrolls on. We can see no reason why key. Friday will be a holiday in our public of the question to save them In case of a Lucy Brown, of Grand Rapids, is visit­ :> pile, fii>in evunter to counter, and take any tntU. wheththese people should do thus thusly, unless schools. In order that they may attend tiie fire in that block. The title to one-third :i\ $!t>. Fto <>r Ft". F0IU0NLY 915. Can anything be fair­ they mean to cut down th® princely income ing friends in this place. Mr. Cox, of Cedar Creek, who was shot Co. fair. of the real estate in Barry county is In­ . plainerRemember thin mile commence* tomorrtac of the editor of the Nashville News. A Mr. and Mrs. Jenkins, ofShuttr, were In volved In the records of these three offices. a short time since, returned home Sunday. r<tn<i u'ill t'tmllnuc one week front tomorrow year’s supply of printed envelopes and The many friends of Rev. Mason, who the village Sunday. 4th. The indexes of the register's office . fi-'b.-t ••uincni will, of counte, catch the. be^t fxirj/oine. note heads might cost |»erhaps 25c more Mrs. Geo. Ward is entertaining company areas much exposed to danger from fire as r. i< y»a don't Live in Grand Rapid* tend u* 915: wc than a rubber stamp and the same amount some years ago was pastor here, are to hear of his return to this place. this week from the Rapids. any part of the contents of the court house, ' dire in dele tion. It will turcly pay. of plain statloncrv. all of which would go pleased The Methodist ladies and gentlemen as tin: vault is too small to contain them. ' Mr. Thompson is building an addition to Into the huge coffers of the News editor, tendered Rev. George and family Tbe vault in which is contained the records who Is Just rolling in wealth like all other hisAbam. number from this place attended the a very pleasant surprise Monday even­ of deeds, mortgages etc. is not a fire proof editors. Last week a rubber stamp man ing at the residence of Isaac Gibbs in this1 vault, in the estimation of anyone compeat Grand Rapids. called In Nashville and did a thriving fair village. A bountiful suppar was served' tent to judge. The loss of the indexes Mr. and Mrs. Humphrey have returned business and now many antiquated de­ by the M. E. ladles, to which all did jus­' would cost a large sum to replace.' Cheboygan. signs of “home made" stationery are from Mrs. Win. Bristol, of Indiana. Is visiting tice. . The loss of the records in any <mei of mailed at that post office every day. The at this place. these offices would cost Barry county more recipients of those self stamped envelopes relatives Mrs. Frank Babcock Is on the sick list than a new court house. will set Nashville down as n little fourW. H. Brown ha. Imlnl hl, honw with There is neither excuse nor Justification Hiram Wilks is no better. comets town, without energy ?r enterprise. a new coat of shingles during the past for u county like Barry to expose her valua­ It must be discouraging to you Bro. week. ble records to any such danger as this. Felghner, but maybe some of these same Mrs. Ed. Grille/and children, of Alle­ It is a slovenliness, a lack of care and people will want an obituary notice print­ A. C. Wait will soon have his feed mil! gan Co., are visiting her sister, Mrs. H. prudence, which not one of her citizens ed free of charge, and then they will come running. Healey for r few davs. From here they would tie guilty of with her own business. Karmen are done sowing wheat hete. to you with’their printing. intend visiting friends in Rutland, before Many from our school district are in your moving into the north woods. Secretary Storrs, of the State Board of • A couple uf men are sinking a six inch schools. Maud Rockwell gave an entertaintuent Corrections and Charities, who is in as well In Nashville as n sort of a starter for city The masons will soon have the brick Saturday evening to her many friends in good a position to kuow what -a county water works. The Lansing Engine & work of Mr. Hill's house completed. honor of Miss Lula Grilley. A pleasant like Barry needs in the way of a jail as Iron Works have been awarded the con­ Mr. and Mrs. H. T. Halliday, of Battle tract for putting in their system of water, Creek, is the guest of O. E. Wood. Mrs. time was enjoyed by all, while ice cream any man In the state, thinks that 310,000 was served In abundance. would be amply sufficient to build Auch a works. . H. Is on the sick list. Dr. -Benson attend­ W. T. Barber remains confined to his jail as this epunty requires. Mike Flynn reached Freejmrt one even ing her. home in consequence of his recent fall-: re­ Allegan (Sounty has completed and fur­ A sad affair took place at hl bmith» gretting his inability to attend the Co. fair. nished a good enough court house for ing last week pretty well bowled up. In C. McCay and wife entertained John Barry county at a cost of 344,000. It has leaving the village iil« horse became utt­ Sunday afternoon. 11. Long's nine year want to buy any furniture: a nice carpet: any-' manageable, tipped the buggy over and old boy was riding on horse imck. fell off Noham and wife, of Rosa, and John An­ plenty of tire proof vaults for each office. broke one.of hl* arms. •_ drews and wife, of Cloverdale, on Sunday. It is as handsome a building as needs be thing in the line of draperies, rugs or the like,. left the drunken driver in the fence comer. andThe concert was a grand success, over - A. G. Cortrlght and daughter Vera, ac­ for the purpose, although not as imposing Ilanfleld. companied by Mrs. Barber, went on Sun­ as the court house of Eaton, Calhoun or 36 door fee. this season? Mrs. EAbty. of Battle Creek, was called day morning to meet his- wife, who bad Kaiatnaxoo. But it Is good enough, large Rev. Wallace has returned from Grand Rapids conference, and will stay another to the bed side of her sick daughter, which been visiting friends the past two weeks enoughrand is sq/e, so far as regards dan­ mention han l»een made of her sickness at in Wayland. Plainwell and North Pine ger from fire. We think that $55,000 should be suffi­ Lake. ' I. Mosher has had a very sick horse, the home of O. E. Wood. Everybody is going to the fair. cient to cover all the expense Barry county but at this writing is slowly on tiie gain. need make for such county buildings aa The township board met at L. N. Mosh­ Common council met in regular session the-law. the 'safety of her record.*, and., er's store last Saturday night, for the pur­ good horse sense demands. It will be pose of finding out the amount of mohey Henry Campbell was clerking for D. L. Friday evening. Sept 18, ’91. cheaper and better to build the two to­ it? It is a floor cover made of cork. Call at rtiy we should raise for township purpewes. Mayor McCoy, presiding. Morthland last week. gether. \ Roll call, present. Bentley. Blinston, Charles Bboemaker has threshed hl* clo ­ ' H. Armour, Jr., has moved to I.ake •je and examine it, as it is much superior to carpe ver seed, and got eight bushels from eleven When the mattcY'was up before, we did., Mance. Reynold*, Seal* aud Spence; ab­ not think that a suitable and secare fire -<<r any other floor cover at its value. Columbus Campbell lias moved into the sent, Waters. acres of very fine seed. Moved by Aid. Bentley, that an order in proof court house could be built for any. Seeding of wheat Is about through here. Peckham house. cutting and potato digging and clo­ Bishop Bnx. of Delton, have the con­ the sum of 882.94 In favor on County such money as the sum. named above. ■■ receiving the newest and latest designs- also some of Com But Allegan countv has demonstrated that ver threshing is the work of the farmers tract for.bulldlng the new school house in clerk; payment of eosts in case of ”• It can De done. We now have the exper-. •i‘ m. st desirable novelties in all of our lines, lay heJtev. Wallace lost last week a very valua­ thD.PLCCMorthland has bought the old McNair vs. CRy of Hastings. Carried, S«htX fence of anol her . county tn guide us. L«t ayes—Bentley. Blinston, Manee, Sentz the store a visit and be pleased. us profit by that. Certainly Allegan coun­ nnd Spence; nays—none. ble one year old colt, by getting into a school house and will make a bam of IL ty's court house is good enough for Barry Aid. Nelson took his seat J. H. Valentine is in the city aUending Yours truly, i ditch near Priebardville. county, and it is as thoroughly fire proof. City accounts Sept. 18, ’91. School will commence here next Monday ll,l/UlI Morthland and wife took in Grand Bentley Bros. A Wilkins, supplies. $81 62' as any court house in the state. with Nellie Edmunds as teacher. 1 We hope that visitors at the fair may Litt Robinson, draying................. Rapids and the fair there last week. 7 50' improve the chance afforded by their pres­ WoodlapdWe learn some of tiie facts concerning E. Battrnoo, lamp lighting..... • • ence here to see the danger they are In; for •*’ repairing sidewalk. 1st Most of our farmers have finished sow­ the shooting of George Cox. Mr. Coj18 ■ - whatever concerns, the records concerns ward.................................. ■............. ' resideut of this place fnd was visiting 2 70> every taxpayer. Then go home, and tell * Cutting corn is the order of the da>. • friends In Ucey. He wfcnt busting and Geo. Radford, cutting weeds...... S 30’ your supervlsvor to not allow this danger We have a new boot and shoe store In got upon a stump to watch for game. He P. Coburn, labor on Shrincr bridge 1 50’ to continue longer, but to give the people ut the gun down on the top of the stump f’ Ryerson, same.............................. 1 50' a chance to.vote on the question of putting °'T1 ibat stel» are b«lnCUten 10 lo- and hit it with his foot; it slipped and the C. Siuroop, same up a oroper jgll and court house. Then ^.7 our nilaxf. White we would iai^r hitting on the edge of the stump A. X Angle and son. same..... -• work, for it at the polls. That Is. the only SS'X ™ ' Ute* incorporated. ,.l .. the gun was discharged. The charge Jas. Shay and team labor, marshal s 6 00 safe, wise and.iMsiuess-llke course for th©Kl^mour easernre. order............................................. struck him In the ami and thence In the 8 00 people of Baxxy county to take. Geo. Radford, same „ . will not mall tl>« matter Ibroueb will* side, inflicting a very dangerous If not • 3 30 h that after we have accomplish- fatal wound. We hear that Mr. Oix l» A. Darling, same>•••• THE MARKETS’dU we will bare articles it Incorporation a’lve and a little better at this writing. L. W. Kenfield. tapping.................. 2 10 He is about twenty years old and a promls- Geo. Cain, trenching A fine line of Hasting*. 'l'since Uie’tesl buntlanr In out "’'‘KJ! Gard Bennett, same• • - - - - • • 13 40 AppUa — Dried. 8c. "SI & b»«h. . Jack Sbgy, street work 3d ward.. “ man and team “ • • 20 40 stock horse. 80 .» •• 1st ward.. Our reasons for this money-losing sale? < l<ar<Uy think they concern the public, iruwever, irinec , , 'Ida affair, wc don't object telling. Although the sca. r ha» been generally prosperous, the strikes, lodtouis. . the earlier ttumincr months and measly weather gencndly . ,flfc»wl, have Iwen a grad, drawback on the sale of tine ,, s£ct rybody nymomizal, or fvid to economise, to make i Hicrf. Tints the man arcustomed to paymg flS fur a wui< it haiwclf one of our $10 suits, while- he who ordinarily . ,x ’ ..r did n«>t .find R convenient to go higher than fl2 or |13. .... ■. hire :!h' medium and low-priced suits found ready sale, the . nd rrpensive ones il. Miss Maggie Williams, of Woodland, Is suffering from a severe case of blood poisoning, resulting from an Injury re­ ceived while working at the Nashville fruit evaporator. HUDSON’S I iiwer Clothing House, GRAND rapids. LINOLEUM Wli We a ARCHIE McCOY A ou all know the sign of the boot upsidedown. Boys', Youth’s, Misses' aai Children’s SCHOOL SHOE! Ladies’ Lion Process Shoe, Made by Crosby & Kuchins & Co., Mass. Also a tine line of GENT’S SHOES PRICES RIGHT, AT F. G. STOWELL’S South Carlton. . ‘'“■^uXa lbSooi bualnea, men John Fleming went to Marsltall on buslS Sir bare lwe« ‘wlbln*. On T“X*'.|neX 1< te ", “Tr neDan3nyder and wife, of Grand Rapids, are visiting friend* be^pr7™1 “L Marietta Carpenter received a telegram B “^ dav. since, calling her to Spring Arbor to the bedside of her sirter *‘8 ''-X' Wb. ^SSt ateXr. when the two very 111. She went returning last Thurst,aThe Adventist® expect to hold a two days’ meeting at their church commencing kept25 and continuing until b|“nd*J J^h pressed hint ln’J> .. .. iiUrr|ed to the Elder Butler, of Battle CjwkjHIL A cordial Invitation extended to all to their force „,d tnlorrned „^den« or Ur. Itewcu^ u „,ri C°Peter Covert gave the use of 8 acres of L-rnund to the Ladies’ Aid society to sow earned ess'1. .ru„ BW)re deter- to wheat to hAp them pay off their church iell They mlde a bee. inviting the men to work, which was met with a heart) re«tw.nw The ladies furnished the whe*} for seed. Last Thursday they spread tables In the wood near by the bu»* SaBh and * tte rnortdoor, .. action re'"1""bold rolteer not mol. deleruilnwl to . wr ^uid |« a prar< 4th “ 3rd “■ 3rd “ 4th “ Will Wright David Baker Will Bennett 3 00 8 10 10 20 1 80. 90- _ Bwf-Dre-sed 35 OOfilUXcalves, fsW-ffiM#. Eajs-uktTe. Hides-Beet, 4c; caU, fie. Lard—ac. Umo—tMUnfatOOcperMl; water 1HM.8U9. PlaxiBa.-8enii.v at 34 w per ton. Ban-Helllug al 3! I*r bbl. Timothy 8e»d-bclUMt xt 31.68 per ba. Wbeat-No.l. white* M: tea JM Flour—32JM) per hundred. 8 85 Bye-KJ. Applet25 5 »c. BArtey-at 10. 45 45 3d Chas. Dickinson 4lh “ Joe Munson A. Henderson ••Dr. O. ftelps Brown’s Standard B ImI Remedies (Acaclaa Balsam. Uor Ointment and Pills) mired me of eonaaa tion 20 years ago.” Mol Adallne Weal WbituajviHe- Kent Co.. MicU. June 4th •• .... Moved by Aid. Bllaslon. that the ac­ ton to be allowed and orders drawn on prvper foods. Carried. aye*-Brndcy. eas, nourishes. cwrea coughs. Blinston, Mance, Netoon, Bentz and J. B. EoBtKTS, Recorder iwMir out ot the rro“> Repairing done by J. C-Woodruff. 4 th ward. Ed. Shay, team labor 4th ward. .. >• 3rd ward. Dan. Shay 4th ward. Jas. Shay “ “ ■ Chas. Pickle, sL work 3rd ward. •• 4th •* ■ I VRy, N- M" �TRUE ARABIAN HORSES. their rare beauty AND IMTELLiGENCE DESCRIBED. SAW HER IN THE MORNINC PARIS AFTER THE SIEGE. HEALTH and eating. A small girl—a very . - -----------। W« WOR0S w NOT^e MBH OH THE HANDS OF A MOB. Fn rally. an Adjacent Her gentis voice »M silent. tb«i> . •£*£ TOPIC. A CORRESPONDENT'S ESCAPE FROM Elio sung a taitder ditty; 1 sal and listened lonxTte bluebird tn the orchard •pl“ rhJfeH quite sure, pointed to iDf of Sie little heathen committed lobe L .. . -.. _~ , . . -ne “* < ri. Badr-fitew Xtt Y.rfc । Awitneesat the Kilkennj **.!*« •>» Cars sf Hte ■■■T told a counsel that he bad Miss Nellis to a nieetlnfl that KiddlMwe* Bappta In a certain transaction or. M he the basement of »ome plsc® Sloo -Ul>« * tta only • “ >*» “ , “ SSIl10 and the surroundisgs were vexjf lLnowt „ !hwrras ,b*T. th, rMtfa. or 10 I Harabugipxl. tfe, oodo- th, —rth. wbleb »«h ^.umol ™ri.rt«.; ' ladv listened to him with much atj a.Uo>Hibt ot MOTT eomon tatag. doll, |M Uwr 1L.1 It la oot «urprWe« that trio, nwo I wtu>«o proeradol 10 ulocmt. “’i.j many notable things about It. ', moaning by putting a cas-.-. "Snr.’ir—r -.01 r-ivn vnn a little anecdote, were ire- Ralxrt B Roosevelt, ex-minister to the . «hould tell hi* lordship here nuA tbe numdr uwl. ««<1 **"“ wo“111 toU'”* Whobkoowo - th. .otr—or ot <ta»»ot th.Jor,th.t ,ot £ incident by way of illustration.^ Iu!i?W.rd, tbo moot tamou, bon rlroM ot ooai»«l ond u ucolteo, „_4 “ Sam wuw__ , .n tram- i were to believe It. why then „. 7 On tbe 1*1 of March. I STI. the day of tha entry of the German troop* into Parte, rather a curiou* experience befell me. true Arab home to deteriorate «o long as While as yet within the German cordon in tbe Place de la Concorde. 1 observed When twilight's la taut ray so jealously guard Lhenu rare breeds from that 1 was being dogged. I bad no sooner 'ell o'er the taowy hillside — Joss by sale or theft. They have a race of |m**e<l out of the cordon than I wa* ve­ In gentle sleep she lay. borees called tbe Levantine, which they hemently aeAAiled by an angry mob. who offer in exchange- for money and mer­ inaiKted that I wa* a Prussian spy. A de­ breast. chandise. These bones have excellent tachment of National Guard* bolding a po­ jJJra to _ . s broad t___ .< nature. Hehaassdd: Hn han said: points, are showy, hsodsome, well trained lice post rescued me at tbe bayonet point “ •■More divorces are due to an ill ryu- —Donahoe's Msatti ly. and In every way dadrabfe, but they uo from tbe genial enthusiast who were more compare to the true Arab breeds than kitchen, when tbo trouble arises dragging me along the street on my back, ttEf » »o«i-u» to<>kM aa-ppotajj a clumsy can horse to tbnwwifl runner." with the expressed Intention of drowning „«nt UM I-" “““ with the man. than from an ill regulated maiden’s face after ssch anecdote. “Are there many distinct breed*!” me in the l»aaln of on adjacent fountain. morality. No husband ever dsaerted or York city a poor and ambitious boy was A good deal of my clothing had been abused a wife who always gave him a per­ Finally the pentup feelings tirely different and with distinctive marks. asked how he had managed tn secure his torn off tne, but that was a trifle. Over surface, end one afternoon *s thsy fect dinner, unless driven to it by dire TImm most highly prised, mwet rare and regular clients. “Well," said be, “you hauling myself In the polios station. I walking home Nelli. force. Good cooktag te at tbe foundation valuable, are the Nedljer and the Osman. may be surprised at what I n:n going to discovered that along with half of my claimed, “That man's an awful story felwr, of all happiness, for there can be none The other three—tbe Abdalla, Dakir and tell you, but it is a fact with me sod s^ith greatrnst had disappeared my notebook, and I shan't go there any morel without It, and It should be taught in our Mohammed—oithbwgh of blood n* pure, many more lawyers. 1 have found that which was in the pocket of tbo missing sec­ public schools before even tbe three Rs. "Tut! tut!” “,d and nn Impossible to obtain by purchase, when 1 won n cawe fur a client I did not get tion of the garment. This wa* a most ser­ "that’s very wicked, Miss Nellia « bat Dr. Alexander B. Molt. In one of hte In­ so much gratitude from him us I did re­ ious misfortune. have not the some matchless beauty." valuable kitchen articles, speaks of wick­ aver makes you talk so!" spect from the client of the other side. “But were not tbe horses presented to In those time* 1 had accustomed myself ■"Cum b.U. H.'. bren uylna MMW edly ignorant cooks." General Grant by tbe sultan thorough bred When in a cose 1 Lave literally wiped up to write out at full length;n my notebook m.nr Um-. 'No«. kMlWfc ■ 11 M’» Jay Gould says, "1 do not myself believe the whole of New York county with the tbe description of scene* or event* of which you > ll«l. »«»"y Arabs?’1 “"1.51.” that any man can stand tbe strain of a ’’Certainly not. They were only the com­ 1 was a witDcaa, detailing In form ready anybody one! I don’t b Here he a got any. targe business unlaw he lives on tbe sim­ mon Levantine horses, showy and stylish, that man’s respect and admiratioa. The for the phasing the accounts of incident —Harper’s Young People. plest food he cun get." But Richard A. strong and with fine points, but lhey were chances have always been even that in his after incident as the incident* aucceazivety McCuniy. tbe president of the Mutual Ufe Conceited. not thorougbreds, us the sultan has never next suit he would come to me intbehopes evolved themselves From the summit of Insurance company, declares emphatically Th, Abb. PnulC. » rmhllgbt ot Napo­ in favor of French cookery, and says: “An had a pure thoroughbred Arab iu his sta­ of seeing the other aide wiped out just tu the tower of Longchamp* I hml ooked he wm w|j>ed out. It is in this way that I •down that morning on Kaiser Wilhelm* bles." American snind ton person just home from leon'. Um*. "■> « “Is thia fact generally known and be­ have gained many cf my profitable clients. great review of hte army on the race Tbe Duke ot WelliefUra «“ «■»»» the other side look* absolutely naked. It I could mention a dozen examples, but we course, and uiy description of that remark­ betted to Uli • .tor, ot meello* Mm in lieved! is slmost indecent." OJSTH BXJOYS “It is of course well known In Europe lawyers never cite names in such cases. able scene, at least two column* long, was piri.,1 » dlu»" «l»“ •“ honor of My E. B. Harper says, ’The gospel of good among such horsemen as study the differ­ But here is one illustration. Kll Tbe nbbe m«le « long or.Uun. ebleO, living is tbe owst Important of all things Both la tbe loat notebook. the method and result* when J I once thrashed, legally, of course, an Ono result of thte concurrent writingout ou the unln of political uffelr^ and eouent breeds and have seen tbe true Arab in earthly." ~ . f Syrup of Figs is taken; it u plemant its native land. Three fine breeds which I opponent within an inch of his Ufa The is that tbe writer's memory doe* not eluded with tbe word,, "h. owe the Dr. Talmage *ay». No «n nn can be n and refreshing to the taste, and acta have mentioned are considered so precious winning of that case did not yield me a charge itself with the recollection of what ..Hot) ot Europe lo oue men nltrne „ Christian if his stomach te out of order." that every precaution is taken, not only by dollar directly, for it happened that my 'ha* been committed to paper; and thus I “Before he gave me time to blush, sai 1 And again. "One great cause of evil in thia gently yet promptly on the Kidneys | the owners, but by the whole tribe, to pre­ client was never able to pay me t6r my had not only lost the actual "copy" already the duke, he put his hand on bis heart and world Is Irregularity of meals." .Liver and Bowels, cleansea the sys­ vent their sale or loss by intrigue, and the work. But tbe other litigant came to me indited and out of hand, but was dratltute continued: Henry Ward Beecher before be bad dyei tem effectually, dispels colds, head­ Arab tribes, with all their peculiar creeds afterward to try a case for him. Ho liked of the power to reproduce the lost matter. “ To me!' " . . pepsin himself spoke In a similar strain ,aches and fevers and cures habitual of hospitality, have uever arrived at that the way in which I had beaten him. I AEFOOK THE MAGISTRATE. When Napoleon was at Elba he read ths denouncing sickness as criminal state of civilization which could induce won Ids case. He liked that still better, of While 1 was Internally bewailing myself, Abbe Pradt's Memoirs, and was vastly constipation. Syrup of Figs is the KMonorr tmtimoxt. course. I won three more cases for him. a citizen in a fine glow of triumph ru*hed entertained by them. Indeed, be ia said to them to give away such treasures.” remedy of its kind ever pro­ Dr. Robert Collyer said: “1 think the only 1 Now my client's business forms an impor­ into tbe police station. "Voila!" be shout­ have roared with laughter, and if the abbe JllK FAMOUS OMAR I. “If an owner should be tempted by an tant jmrt of my work. My defeating him ed, as be wa*ed aloft my notebook in one could so enliven the pining exile, he Purely American people, take them all In all, are duced, pleasing to the taste and ac­ enormous pnee to part with a mare or stab that time has brought many dollars into hand nnd my coat tail in the other. “Here did not live in vain, it is stated in three the best livers of any people in the world. ceptable to the stomach, prompt in Hon—there are no geldings—be would be my pocket*—a sort of a tribute, you might is damuing evidence that the prisoner te a memolra that when Napoleon met the abbe I was only too glad when 1 got to a land its action and truly beneficial w its put to death by his tribe, while the man wicked spy! Here arc the villain’a note*. at an inn in Warsaw, after tbe French bad where I could live twice as well as 1 could effects, prejiared oulv from the most Lhe Mee he'has been writing down concern­ retreated from Rumda. the emperor was in my native country." who had the temerity to seek such a pur Charles A- D*na is seventy-two years healthy ana agreeable substance*, its ing our unhappy Paris!" 1 could have em­ much impressed by hl* personality. In­ chase must do so at the risk of his life. “The famous Omar 1, who now belongs to School children often show a decided braced the excited ouvrier, frowsy a* he deed, he sat down at a table and took notes old. When he was naked some time ago many excellent qualities commend it bow bo preserved his youthful vigor as to all and have made it the most the empress of Austria, the finest home­ sense of humor. Chronicles of a school­ was; he had done mo an incalculable bene­ of the abbe’s conversation. marvelously as he him done, be said: “I woman in Europt, traveled three days nnd room would give the puragrapher uiaqy fit iu bi* effort to acai my doom. HL* face popular remedy known. “Now," said Napoleon, on reading this, nights over t he hot and barren plains of bright things. Recently a boy attending wo* a study when, in the gladness of my “always brer both sides. I was then writ­ live well and take rational exercise. 1 Syrup of Figs is for sale in 50c have no hobbies about plain and simple the Arabian desert with but two quarts of school on the east side found himself lo­ heart, 1 offered him a fire franc piece. ing Maret to say: . food, but eat everything 1 can get that i» and SI bottles bt all leading drug­ Presaptiy. under an escort of National barley for food and an occasional tuft of cated with his parent* iu their new Niag­ “'Send that silly I’railt back to bl* dio­ good* and that 1 know by experience agree* gists. Any reliable druggist who the Sahara clover. Only twice was there ara street home. The school year was al­ Guards, 1 was marclircl through a couple cese!' "—Youth’s Companion. with me. Theories about eating are all may not have it on hand will pro­ -water found (or him to drink. Fleet as a most over, and in order to secure promo­ of street* to the bureau of a sitting mngtanonsense. Experience must govern every bird, be nut, seemingly unconscious of bl* tion to the next higher grade, the young trate. My companions were a gentleman cure it promptly for any one who burden, and arrived at ths wall In-fore chap trudged to ilia old school for the rest in a bleuae. who was licensed of having A slight acquaintance with the anatomy sensible man's selection of hte food.” Such aayiogs could be quoted by columns wishes to try it. Do not accept any Cairo appareutJy.a* fresh as when he start­ of the term. During the examination in stolen an ink bottle; a utitvrdemahon de­ of an earthworm enables us to understand substitute. ed. The two Sluhgi, enormous gray- arithmetic at tbe close of the term he sud­ tected lit selling a couple of cigars to n why the body Is divided into a number of and would only empbasfre the importance houndw called antelope catchers, which denly exclaimed to his seat mate: Bavarian cavalryman, and a woman whom rings, or “segment*." as they are more which every intelligent men appreciates. If CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP CO. were a pert of Omar's outfit and always “Ob, l*ve done both of iltose examples the Pari* mob bail stripped and painted generally termed. The internal organs, he stops, to think of It. of care and dis­ SAK rSJUtCISCS. CH. traveled with him. were lagging miles be­ wrong!” divers color* because she had been caught instead of Icing distributed among tbe crimination in the use of food. It was for toutsv:ul. kt. tttf row. k.t. hind, footsore and weary; but Omar “Well, what iu blazes do you want to parleying with a Prussian drummer. segments, are for the most part repeated almost a century a standing reproach to neighed, cheerfully, encouraging them to come from Niagara street for to do ycur The magistrate was so good ns to deal from segment to segment. It ’follows, this nation that ite people, richer in food approach, and promising to them*rest anil examples wrong!” was all the satisfaction with me first. Fortunately 1 was able to therefore, that when tbe gardener’s spade I than any other people on earth, were al­ refreshment in bis sympathetic whiu- he got from a friend.—Buffalo Express. prtaluca to him my British |Nuaport and shears off several inches of a worm the an­ most the worst cooks and altogether the my journalistic credentials. He called in imal is not deprived of one or more ewten- most foolish feeders in the world. It is to “Will you describe him!” Wonderful Properties of a Japasew Boll. hte sister, who had lived in England, to as­ tial organs, but only of a les* or greater the infinite creditor the present generation “His skin was iflack, nnd shone through that such a thing can do longer be Justly A Yale professor who lives on Prospect sist him in deciding on the authenticity of number of parts of these organs. » fine glossy coat .of silver gray hair: bis Hill has, among other Japanese curiosities thrae document*. She promptly proSpalanxuni was the first naturalist who said. mane full and long, and ULs tail, which a remarkable antique bronze bell from nil nonured in their favor, and hl* worship Manifestly, the first duty of him who made — about 200 years ago — experiments •wept the ground, was pink. About fifteen old temple in Japan, where it was Once became imm«’.iately gracious. of this kind, which proved, as" a subsequent would live jsroperly, te to select his fo<»d hands high, in form the most beautiful used by tbe priests during their cere­ lie told me I wa* free, and was good writer pointed out, that “by a strange nicely; tbe second te to see that ills well that can be imagined in any four footed monies. This bell is cup shaped and about enough to lend me an old coat iu which to prepared. An “ocean greyhound" might animal, he was ih-et «u» the wind, graceful 13 inches in diameter and 10 inches high. wmk to my hotel, at tl*« same time grace­ paradox In nature, the moat useless and as well be expected to crow the ocean with as the antelope, trained to every agile The tone of the bell is'wpmarkahly soft and fully begging me to excuse what he termed contemptible lives are, of all others, ex- nothing but peat and kindling wood io hte movemcot, and with an endurance Incon­ musical, and a single touch will cause a "the little inconvenience I had experienced tinguteta-d with tbe greatest difficulty.'’ In sdditiou to these azlrautagra in its bunkers a* a man can be expected to make ceivable. In disposition faultless—kind, sound continuing for two or three min- on account of the not unnatural exclteconstruction, the earthworm has a certain the voyage of Ufe on such food a* many gentle, c*re«riug and obedient— be hud inenuof the Parte populace.” amount of cunning. which must enable it men use. never knowu -whip or spur, or.even a harsh SAVED DT A WOMAX. -New York has occasion for just pride in A remarkable feature about tbe bell is Rick Hwdsebe xai relieve all Uxi trrahJM Jstfr word, giving always the best ho knew." The magtatrate's good sister sent me to to escape some foes. On mild, wet evenings tbe matter of her food supply, but the sys­ thdt it resounds when placed on a cushion C-nt to * biHaus ststoo! the U innumerable worms may bo seen lying out “Docs be still livnf" with the mouth upward, but why the sup­ a bedroom, where I washed off the most Sintaere, Nxuwa. tem of distribution in vogue is so wretch­ “He w» alive when Inst I heard, anti is port does not arrest tbe vibration is a flagrant stain* of the recent unpleasant- with the ends of their tails fixed In their edly poor tkat not one housekeeper in u eatlcg. Win in Ibn Rida As. rpr-.g-lrsiiln snrcoisLiS t»:Q I'-'Vt .UCUJUg 4 now about forty year* old and iu his prime, point that has hitherto puzzled physicists, nftna. Outside the mob was still howling burrows; on the slightest alarm they rajr as the Arab horses ore almost as longlived and no oue who baa seen the bell can ex­ fiercely. Time was very precious to me. 1 idlv retire underground.—Chambers’ Jour- score, and dot one person In a thousand who 1* not a housekeeper, ha* anything •* a man.” plain the phenomenon. — New Haren Pal­ could not endure to wait indefinitely, yet I like an adequate notion of what may be STOUT OF THEUt PEDIGREE. did nut care to offer myself to the tender ladium. ’____________ had iu the market. There are food centers. mereire of the gentlemen of tbe pavement. “Do they make good war horses!" The strides that are tiring made iff the Tbe enormous trade necessary to supply The sister in this strait proved herself a utilization of waste products gives hope 3,000,000 of people with their daily ration* “in battle tbeir extraordinary evolutions Something of a curiosity is on exhibition niluistering angel. remind one of tbe gyratory movement* of that soon the term waste will become a must, of course, be concentrated iu certain She said there was a door opening tn n misnomer. The Inteat that we have heard of the swallow when it flies. They turn in a show window nt D. 3. Hent^ssy’s. Lt pta&ra herie centers or market*, however, ami wheel with such rapidity -that it is consist* of n very large moose horn, graft- quiet side alley, nnd actually offered to es­ ot in this direction in the collection and are so placed that it would be a physical impoMible to get a shot at Diem, and it ed-into the base of a tree. It has been in cort me to my hotel, which was close by. utilisation of tbe carbonic acid gas given impossibility for all the family buyers to they run nothing can catch them, their that position for yean, as the tree ha* As we walked 1 told the good soul I did off nt breweries and distilleries during the procure their supplies excepting through wonderful wisdom and cunning leading grown nround it ton to get such a grip Dot know how to thank her. Hail it been process of fermentation. The quantities middlemen. \ them and Lbeir riders out of difficulties the on it that cutting the wood away is.’he her servant I could have found uo diffi­ that are developed and nt present allowed UVIXG TX THE METBOTOUS. \ only means of separating the two. Lt was culty in requiting the good office, but a to.ruu to wibtcan enormous,one estimate most serious.” The consequence of this is not only that found near tbe Kitty O’Brien mine on the indy---“Wherenre they fonndf” putting the annual production in the tbe cost of living Is enhanced, but that the “ Oh, ” she broke in. "that Is not so diffi ­ “Io Mecca, Medina, Paleetlne nnd the Highlands, south of town, by Tom Gor­ United Kingdom at W,000 tons. It is at Persian gulf are found the Nedijar and Os­ don. It is evident that nt some remote cult. I will put my pride in my pocket. the same time a product of considerable people are unable, without special effort, man. They have the Abdalla race in the period nbuntaman was chasing the mon­ My brother has a fair salary, but he bn* value, nnd it' is extensively used in the to learn whM there 1* available for food. Atlas mountains as well as between Af­ arch of the woods, who, in running away, not seen h franc of it for six month*. We manufacture of aerated waters, ice and It would be easy to make up a list of thou­ ghanistan and the Persian mountain.*', was caught iu n tree, and in trying to ex­ are gentlefolk; we cannot join lhe crowd other articles. .By the process which has sands of varieties of fish, Oesb. fowl, vege­ where also live tbe Mohammed and Dakir tricate himself the horu was broken off.— outside the baker’s shop,nnd, O mon Dieu! been j»aU-nu-d the gas is collected, purified, tables, fruits and excellent food prepara­ breed*. These horse* descended us heir Butte Inter .Mountain. we are actually starving," and the poor liquefied nnd store! in iron bottles fcir tions, all ot which are available to any woman burst into tears. “We could not commercial use at a very small cost. It housekeeper in New York. But what looms from Lather to son, aod no .posses«kin is so precious as three ezquidte ani­ take charity," she continued, sobbing, “but । has been In successful operation for some housekeeperhn* a knowledge of one-half •JTwivtotakv.. mals. Tbeir pedigree is carefully preA striking confirmation of the theory of I have heard of that kind don anglnis time iu n largo distillery in Dublin.—Pall or one-quarter of such a list! The butchers nnd grocers.who supply families arc ready -■erved with that of the family’s own. nnd the source ot supply of urtesinn waters has which, they say, is now being distributed Mall Gazette. enough to furnish any Itegt that may bs -their names descend as do those of the gen­ been observed at Tours, France, where the freely; if only one could get a little aid desired, but few retail deniers can keep erations of kings. Sometimes many or all water, spouting with great velocity from a from its bounty!" - ------ —J enough vju-iaty in stock to give tbeir cus­ the members of a tribe will be each a part well 110 meters iu depth, brings up fresh - We had a subdepot in my hotel; 1 my­ Witnessing and imitating the perform­ tomers even an approximate idea of what .■barer in a horse, and thin home is faft by water shells and seeds in auch a state of self wa* one of the accredited subnlmonances of “ Punch" have been a source of a range of choice they really have. will to a successor. One cannot sell Lis preservation ns to show that they could not era; some of the comnitazioncni were living nmuMsmcnt to thousands of childrent some Yet no item in tbe long Ibt te neglected. ■hare without permiMion from the reat, Ise have been .more than three or four mouths with me. I hurried the lady into n room of them, by tbe way, grown up and famous. on their voyage. Some of the wells of the where there was no one to notice her emo­ But this amusement may have curative Among the k.000,000 there win be enough people who do know of it and who appre­ unusual circumstance. Indeed, which could Wady Kir Jmve also ejected fresh water tion; then found John Furley and told properties ns well. Not long ago a well gain such permindou.'* ciate it to consume the supply. So it hap­ mollusks, fish and cralx, still living, which him tbe Utile story. known doctor was never happier than when pens, a* It did in the eaxe of the famous -Jkiubtlwa their (pedigree dates s Long mast, therefore, have made a still more THE PEOPLE WHO SUFFERED. Furley te a mau of energy. In five min­ making whimsical imitations of the exhi­ boarding house keeper, who was such an rapid transit.—St. Louis Republic. bition, and by successfully mimicking •“Ebe legend regarding them, which ia excellent provider that she knew exactly utes a big hamper had been packed full of “Punch" la; once actually saved a young ■old So be a true one,.is this; During the Machines for .opening and cleaning cot­ comestibles and a porter had it on his rotgn .of Mohammed he sent his grand ton have been Unproved by an automatic beck, waiting for tbe lady's commands. patient’s life, who was in terrible misery morsel left over at her table. Fortunately, vtaderewith bls army in the hope of cwu- feeding .appiu-atUK, applied to the feed With tiie chivalry of a fine gentleman Fur- from a swelling In the throat. As soon as different people require different foods. queriag China. For five years they trav­ apron, and by ineann of which one rnan ley respectfully announced to her that one tbe doctor understood what the complaint Meu are not as pigeons, that they should eled ewer mountain aud valley, through can tend two machine* when being fed of hte men was at her disposition. She was, be opened the curtains and acted all thrive best on a diet of corn only. For Nearly every pattern of Horse forest and dertert, climbing rocky prod- with raw or bail cotton easier than he came out into tbe paaaage. looked down at “Punch" with| so much humor that tbe the New Yorker the vision of St. Peter is Blanket i« “ cc'°± -jacet, tCMleswiud on tbe oilier side into tbe could heretofore tend one. A large amount the great basket, whose open mouth dis­ Ind, thrown almost into convulsions from dally an accomplished fact. The grant rivets and stream* Unparalleled hard­ of Attri* ADd leaf 1*extracted by this device. closed Inter alia a teg of mutton, a couple laughing, was so agitated ns to occasion sheet comes down from heaven with all style In most cases the nn:UW ships befell them on thmr long journey of fowls, a great bauesl loaf and sundry tbe tumor to break, and a complete cure manner of food In front of him. thither, acd were not lightened on tbeir Dr. Johnson disliked lace; and shortly vegeiablea. She gnve a great gasp and 1 was the immediate result. A similar cure What be has to do ia to arise, choose and looks just as goodasithc genu avtura, inasmuch as every home died on after ids epoch, although owing to do in­ thought she wa* going to faint. She was of lockjaw at Plymouth la related of a eat, for the slaying has been done for him. doctor there. — London Tit-Bit*. tbe. road,««ccpi five beautifsil mare*. From fluence of hiz, but rather to tb% tyranny anajmic from sheer want, bnt she rallied, so lacks streigth.aM " lu'''„nu. these and ithe Dzigguetai (pronounced tears helptug her, aud then she went for only a little Icssltanjhe^ fiiigatb are dcsoeuded the five rare breeds or valued in England; till in course al silently away, with her veil down over her When a rich man calls in a physician be •o clotwly guarded by the Arab tribe*. time laoai of great value were so slightly face and the stalwart porter tramping be­ One of our selectmen was once commis­ ^eitrSK^at*#X^fs does sot expect that be will be presented a sioned to buy the lumber for a new bridge. "Tbe Daigguetsi are the wigd Arabian esteemed that they were considered little hind her. It wa* such people a* those, with pride bill for tnedhul services. In feet, no ,uCb His ideas of measurement were murky, but The fact that better than so much vnlneltMi rubbish. none smtwitting tbe-srary and cunning .Arab In •nd fixed salaries which were not paid, thing as a doctor’s bill is known in Japan, he did his best. When tie lumber, cut i, never In the United States, mors than in any who suffered worst during the siege; and although nearly all the other modem prac­ after his schedule, was on the ground tbe arc copied is s"^rnbaro, EK him get .nearer than half a mile, other country, there would appear tons’ they, too, it was who were the most diffi­ tices are in vogue there. The doctor never carpenters pointed out to him in emphatic that they arc THE S /LAw exhausting .every other artifice, the almost endte** chances for a prisoner cult to relieve when the siege was over, asks for his fee. The strict honesty of the language that certain of the beams were and every buyer should sce^ Arabs have lain osskceoled in the desert by under oipitai sentence postponing and oc­ but without a* yet any alleviation of their people does not make this necessary. When far too long to bridge tbe stream and the fA trade mar.; IS r* sew he la through with a patient a present is others as much too short. The selectman Se inside of the Blanket. being buried iu the sand for days and casional iy escaping its execution. There made to him of whatever sum the patient pensively scratched ids bead, then he Bright*, with the fraBJess hope of securing are so many appeals opee that ooe or two five MH® or his friends may deem to be justcompenthem by th rowing their lasso at long years may pas* before a Gtud detfeion one The coaeierge would assure the almoner brightened up and said, “But, brethren, that tbe two old Ind lea on such an etege ration The doctor is supposed to smile, don’t ye think they’ll ererige alieout range. But these ttutecned and ur.tamaLle Boss were literally starving. The two old take tbe fee, bow and thank his patron — right!"—Cor. Boston Commouwealtb creatures, with their tetfelligent Instinct. Electric Slips for the broadside docking of vsMohi ladies, wbmi you pusHM tbeir button, interview with a Japani»m» Extra Test . half mile distance IwtwwB iheinxl ve, and have beta built at three of the principal would appear statelily grac'.oua. Yes, ports of France. By this means vessels they would aay-yea, tbe English were a For bites of Insects. attended with itch Dr. Winterbottom, who for forty-five "In thia dilemma it dcewed to the far are to be hauled out of the water without kind people, and the good God would re­ ing. the beat remedy bi menthol in alcohol, years lived opposite Prestbury church, had straining, nod tbs cost is less than by tbs ward them. There were some jxrer creu- a brook running by the end of *ta back one dram of the former t* one ounce of turea In tbe roof who were in pressing ordinary menus of placing in a dry dock. the latter. This speedily allnya tbe irrita­ """thEstbo««sT A tortoise shell cat belonging Vj need. For theuwelvta. thanka, but uo BUden. some equine marrinK**- Picket tion, and a few applications sidy are needed th« hnnuwr^M — __ ... C TMt =»■” , FS to effect a complete cure, bat It abould not Gali stones ere concretions format Io tbs they could Dot accept charity; and then ’00 a* ,SJ7 Hv< to tbe water, and st sight of a fish lie lined where the akin has fieen broken, as gall bladder from some of the conatitu- the door wool I close on the wan eye and •eadtug bollow cheeks. Ah mt! it was melan­ would dive Into tbe water the same sz * tiX from yom „ ritboo! ebsrprs evmtblu B V ldcm Wted to come out with millet used to a ben's egg, and occasion­ choly wu.-k.—Archibald Forbes in Nina’VhEr'KS fc^Bok. r5il.Jtlpki* ally are much larger. WM. ATBS5 * S° “It is said that Arabian horses have de­ teriorated, Count. Can it be true?" 5°X CURE SICK ggBSSa*^*; HEAD ■ssKaasggK® sSssss ACHE SJSwlSSfi"s w’mDVslswiiPKK CHEATING % horse Blankets HORSE BLANKETS �4. X ---- wax found tnnrderral ia th* Mieaour looks like a prrttv big liariniln te »Na Pacific yard* at 8(. Lotti*. Th* de*d ia half cord of book for fri.00. Tbe » supposed to hare L*rn committed by . s._. • nub u«a ooau Tbe question of smoking was tbe topic not worth two remix. You ran get added to th • list of life saving deriesa. It tramp* whom Tieruat Lad Ji :v*a out ot under discussion, and one of tbe party ad ­ cars. cotuJsto ol in annular copper tank^ with a Websteri* Academic Dictionary ter tWG vanced a theory that If a person were dollars or Ires and it will do very UMAAJt Firc*t Q'i’”-- dwdrujfed twenty-nine A freight elevator in lit* Chamber pf hole In ths canter, across which Is hung • , kudjesand . udereti 'JW person* home- Commerce building, Chicago, dropped life chain, upon which a (>ersoa can hit or ' 1brake led him to have remarkable oonfi- Iblind he could not tell whether he were bi fact In the majority of school* will >• deuce in hlmaelf anti in his engine, old smoking i or not. The idea was scouted by more serviceable than the Unabridged from th* ninth *u>ry to tho baxemeut support himself with ease while grasping ! &3. The Unit man in tbe roundhouse i the devotees of the pipe, and the diacucsion A fltv *'M> ui.-h i Wis.. destroyed 185.000 , with twenty taon.-n In it, and not one lhe buoy. This tank is divided into nu- | board ia the first man out usually, and so waxed warm Finally it was propoetd to | costing ten dollars. •ta proper(?. :.d will throw 1<X) men out ' wax hurt, being saved by tho cnahioB* nt merous watertight compartments to mint- I It happened । that one day Dolan found make a practical test of the question, and ndxe the potwibillly of injury. At the side | I the bottom ot the *haft. of etupLwtoFnt. hlmM-lf-onlered out on the pay car. As he on lhe result were immediately on. ii > reached Madrid that 3,000 are arranged two hollow roda, working said it, he "was on lhe board to haul tbe beta A new pipe was procured and one of the* \ • ।-riiiiwl lu the flood* in the upon a swivvl joint, lhe Irattoin or heavier i ‘grease wagon.' 1 got ’forty miles’ and as tobacco users was selected to try the ex­ I- Prairie fire* are raging in North Dakota portion of these rods lasing equipped with | much more ns 1 could make with safety. periment. After his eyes were bandaged of to! -do alone. arov-n cans for tbe reception of phosphide of cal- ‘ 1 cut 'er way back.and pulled her tail i. i plrall, of Ohio, is not mak­ and In Wisconsin. a pipe filled with tobacco was given him. - .-rra* toward health. He Boston celebrated It* two hundred and ciuni. When the buoy Is hung at the clean out, atd I tell you. neighbor, she The experimeter beard the noise of a ing 19 ar- i vt.-j sick man. ship's side the upper ends of these hollow ■lxiy-*econd birthday Thursday. was turtiln 'em when we sailed out over striking match, aud when n few momenta 1 rods ore closed by itoppela, which answer tbe sumuflt. Well, you know that when .. Fxu. the divorced wife of | later be wax asked if he waa smoking be any other. A Boston lady, whose example to millionaire, to dead. She ' I Agents of tbe French government nre the double purpose ot steadying lhe buoy Mr* worthy imitation, tells her experience below: i said to be buying grain of Italian farmers. while hung for use nnd also for preventing you come out of jho wo-xls down by Pnpio replied, "Like a tar kiln." tb< <-'i -mi;, of about frt.taN.OUU • “ In one store where I went to buy Hood’s He puffed away contentedly at the un­ ■ The Italian government has recognised lhe entrance of min from above into the there's a braising hill to climb and a sharp leaver curve when yon strike the level lighted pipe, aud could hardly believe his S.-irx-iparilta the clerk tried to induce me buy «■ r- -Hie »f the early set tiers of । the junta a* tho catabiiahed government can at the lower end. R N "Over HKuiiiat thu bill is a bigclay Irank. eyes when the bandage was removed nnd their own instead of Hood’s; he told me their'* , ! .• -,1’ity judge of Dupage ot Chill. When tho buoy ia cast adrift tbe heavier would last longer; that 1 might take it on ten .-eeriil term*, la dead. I Geueral W. S. Rosccrans has been ends of the rods swing, under tbe water Joslyn was the pay buss then, and he was be saw that tbe pipe was not lighted. The bandage was replaced, and during ; - i>rt!if supurat ructure of electetl president ot tbe army ot tho Cum­ like pendulums, immersing the cans con­ kind of particular about getting along, so I made up my mind to show him what 53 tbe operation the toliacco was ignited by a i j; Mich., public building ha* berland society. . taining the phosphide of calcium, which the B»> ifu. 1 :.?(». A. Mose*, of Chicago, could do. When we pulled up at Gil­ taper, nnd when tbe pipe was given him William H. Hemminghouire cummittei’ i« Immediately ignited by the entrance of more I jumped down lo drop n little fat the bowl resembled a young Vesuvius, but days* trial; that U I d)d not Mko It I need not suicide by hanging at St, Paul. Hui the water through the perfomtlous forthat on her. Joslyn yelled to go ahead before I the smoker cnlmly insisted that noflre had pay anything, etc. But bo could not prevail im* been held in fiSOO mother reside* in Peoria. on me to change. I told him I had taken pnrpose at the bottom, lu lhe daytime a got 'round, nnd when I swung up I hooked been near it. ’ Mleh., t<« answer lo a Tbe experiment wa* tried an others, nnd Hood’s Barsaparffia, knew what it was, X«• Senator Sherman was robbed of bls discharge of smoke Usuca from the upper her up os soon ns she got ’em to turning. - ■ uiu xiandurod Mrs. Cath- overcoat at Columbus whore be «cot to end* of tho hallow rods, while at night Then I gave her the grit and opened her almost invariably with tbe same result.— satisfied with it, end did not want any other. cb*rWhen I began taking Hood’s Sarsaparilla Ibissmoke liecpmea a luminous flame that Up, ami we got out of Gilmore as If we New York Times. make a speech at the Ohio state fair. I was feeling real miserable with dyspepsia, (feniL *«t flr* to the drew The Federated Trade* Council of Mil­ can be seen tor several miles. Besides were going somewhere. When we struck and so weak that at times I could hardly Huutor, nn old coIorad waukee ha* adopted resolution* in favor these advantages over the old ty|>e, which I■ Papio hill we were doing seventy-five miles 6! 'Ans tfl.u iuk*« iialcaa and she of keeping tbe World's fair open Sun­ was seldom lo be relied on, this buoy is 1 if we were doing a foot. Just as we bit tbe "Can any one tell me tbe therapeutic* more compact, better protected from in1 curve ou the level a rail turned on us, and I value of fasting spittle!" naked a quiet death. day a jury aud much lighter. It will sustain hang ms! If we weren’t against that clay man; “I know that old wivw, as the say­ f the xtcam»hip Arizona Tbe president ho* issued tho proclama­ • .»iib whid: they collided tion opening to aettlement the land* in three persons In a test of tbe buoy a man bankina Mcottd. It wasn’t any use to ing is, take great stock lu it for wort*, stand. I looked like a person in eansemp: ip u-rvs* Ike Atlantic eastern Oklahoma recently ceded to the jumped overboard when a ship was golnft goose her. but 1 shut 'er off and got ready birthmarks, corns, bruises and even small tion. Hood's Sarsaparilla did me so much ahead at tu’ speed. The ship was sloppet, tojuifp Just then we got to the end of cuts. Indeed, old nurses seem to believe sink. government by the Indians. the buoy was dropped and the lifeboat wus the clay lank where the track comes In that tbeir saliva in the morning before and my friends frequently speak of It." Mbs. ,g. ex-minister to General Isaac Quinby died at RochElla A. Goff, Cl Terrace Street, Borton. gtti»hcd’ citizen < f inter, N. Y. He was a eliiMmate af Gen­ lowered, and in three minutes the man, again. When old 33 hit that rail she ticking food is a panacea for every kind ot tialem yesterday eral Grant at West Point, and served who had reached the buoy, was (licked up, sort of give a jump, nnd the old greaso skin complaint. But did you ever hear of and broughtuu lioard.—PhilndelpbiaPreaa^ wagon and the payenr slid square back on the nap of nn old Iraarer or silk hat being with distinction in the army miring the the track again. I pulled her out again, used an a styptic? You will find It a capi­ frt-rn 1-incoln, Neb . that rebellion. ami I don't! believe we lost a minute, nud tal one, and lor burns and scalds, if placed SoUbysndracrtstB. tt; six tor ft. Prepared only t -c-idt -u» of the Irlah Tbe croup of poem* in which Tennyson, Joslyn pever knew be had been a hundred over tbe wound In sufficient quantity to James E. Ostrander, treasurer of tbe whet* III with conges­ . keep out the air, it will draw out the beat deals with art is important, not only for yards on clay."—New York Sun. will recover, but will Ulster County Saving* institution, at the [mmuim themselves, but also (or the 100 Doses One Dollar rapidly, as any hat manufactlirer will KingHtun, N. Y., is * defaulter to the ental facui'-iea. vouch. amofint of 100,000 or ibd.ono Ji is Lc’.ieved light which they throw upon his artistic MORTGAGE SALE. ,i to tbe extent of W.CMV’ ■ tho shortage will be made good. "Deep sea fishermen and fishmongers Did yon ever stop to think what a curi­ principle* nod taste*. it is not altogether having been made In the condition* < d in the Harney Peak ' Charles Dclmooico, of New York, ha* by ebneev that tbe (xrara to whom be gives ous thing human nature is? I’ll give you generally bold that nothing b better than o(Default a certain mortgage made by Rapid City, S D , aud the slurbman. to •Daulrl Striker greeting are Milton. Virgil, Dante nud some brad for reflection. Every day on the a piece of fixhskin. Eelski ns are com­ a received as a prvscut from Cub* a box of t.> UaVJ tin for sale in monly used to cure rheumatism, and are dated November twentieth, A. D. IW1. twenty-five cigar* which are worth II SO Victor Hugo. In “The Poet” you will find streets you'll olmcrvc men dashing along considered infallible by some. A negro and recorded in the office of the Register ot a* if their t $ry livps depended on their Deeds, tor Barry tounty. Michigan. ?n apiece. They cost over fl apieoe to make bis early conception of the (tower of poetry: minstrel once told me that nothing tbe twenty-flrat day of November A. Ln “Tbe Poet's Mind." his thought of its speed. They rush madly through denso in Cuba. In Uber 13 of Mortgages, on page M, purity; in "The Poet's Sung." bis avowal throngs, and, although naturally courteous stopped bleeding nnd anaisted nature's 1»7*which mortgage there to claimed to be du* in Ili’.nob opened yn- ; Judge Dubose has overruled the motion that its charm depends upon faith in tbe gentlemen, elbow their way roughly healing work so well as burned cork."— ou al the date of this no:fee the mm of one nun(or a new trial at Mtmphls. Tenn , ia the immortal future. through groups of old men and dainty New York Recorder. ifred nud thirty and forty-two hundreth* dollar*. Ml d an attorney he ot twenty-five-dollar* [ case of Colonel H. Clay King, convicted women v+itboitt a “ Pardon me. ” Observe I “The Pidace of Art'' Is an allegory of tbe crop will reach 1K,«O,rrovtded for In slid mortgage, aud no suitor I of tbe murder ot David H. Poston, March impotence of art when Mqaratod from those same fellows, who look a* if they nroeeedlng at law barti*t been instituted to ! 10. and .sentenced him to be hanged Nov. 6, were catching trains all tbeir live*—obLike railway traffic, steamer traffic fol­ recover tlw debt secured by said mortgagor itll'.wfu died at Demy, I The British minister at Washington Luman“The Flower*' tells iu a sym­ serve them when the slightest thing out of lows certain main routes or grand trunk miv part thereof; bolic manner^hiB experience with unrtaNow. tbe.ttora. by virtue of the power of Arie i make* complaint to our governmen that soiling critUs- “The Spiteful IxtteP'.ond the ordinary occurs. They are the very lines, having numerous feeders or subaldi- coutaltwd lu said tuqrtgxae raid the status to first people to form t|ie crowds that you see ] ary lines. The great ocean thoroughfares ' Mich case made and provided, notice is hereby । John I*. Rockefeller is i tbe North American Commercial com- “Literary Squabble*" nre reminiscences of given that <m Friday, the second day of Urtoin big cities, crowds that are formed for re.v of the world are: The route across the Attpe critUni warfare which raged around | pany I* exceeding tbe catch of seal* pro­ A. I). 1*oi • rt ten o'clock in the forenrtsn, rk David H ittings, of Alle­ ' Tided in the treaty between Great .Britain him Iri.his youth and made him sometime* snns. very, often, that would hardly tempt Inntie. through the Mediterranean sea, uer, 1 shad sell at public auction to the highest bid­ r ported f-.U7 short in Lit and tbi* country. .fffrgDt'hbi o*n principle of doing his work n schoollray to lift his eyes from bls looks. Suez canal mid Red sea, to India, China, der. at-the north frotu door ol the court bouse 1 experimented with this phase of human Australia and eastern Africa; tbe route lt> the city «rt Ha»tlnr«. Barry County. MlctL. “ ■* quietly nnd as well an possible without bellithe circuit «xtrt for Monday, Sept. 91. by tbe Pacific ocean to Japan. Chitys and that , Italian steamer collided much beedingtlie praise or tbe dispraise." nature the other day. Harry Cot-nly Is lio»d«». tiie pn raise* des­ A man Mood on the top of the Ames Australia; the route by tbe Atlantic ocean cribed In said inJrtg.ige or so iuur 11 thereof as Five men were killed by a collision on rmtar. xixty-Wve live* beBut u> my miud toe moat important and may be necessary to pay tbe anmunt doe on the Union Pacific, near Pocatello, Idaho. in some refract* the moat beautiful of these building doing some painting. Men had down the east coast of South America, and wild murutaxe. with ten per rent, luterert Imerican adventurer, Tiie Woman's Christian Temperance art (raern* i» “Merlin and the Gleam.’’ Th* stood on the top of tall buildings many around Cape Horn to western America nnd toereou. and ah legal eo«u. together *IUi iauo. Chili, while a.- anion state convention of Illinois will wonder is that none of the critics seem to thousands of iftnea before, and,nobody had Australasia, and the route down the At­ attorney's fee ot twenty-five deltap provided tor therein, the premise* tx-iug described in ; ever paused to observe. But I wagered lantic and the west coast of Africa, around meet at Monmouth Oct. fl. hay* recugmxni it for what it really is— o*with a friend that 1 could have a score of lhe Cape of Good Hope, to east Africa, satd mortgage as all those certain a iack of foot! in the Iowa's crop bulletin, issued Saturday, the poet's own description of bis life work, people watching that man iu five minutes. Australasia and the east. Tbe number of parcels oflaud situate In the town of Itope, tn tbe coutitv of Barrs and state Michigan, ixxia Is reported to be ! estimates that 7Swar cent, et the corn of and bis clear Confeaaion of faith as ar. ideal- 1 simply stood still and stared. Somelrady steamers traversing these grand routes, and described as follow* towlt:of rommenotot.— Rev. Dr. Van Dyke in Century. . ; that state is secured from frost. fourteen rod« south of the that was going by with the rapidity of a and those tributary to them, is estimated Ing ... ,.r >k. Im .i.Mut.-d tiv Simon McCaffrey to inches in circumfer-I The British acd German envoy* totbe professional sprinter stood stock still. He to be more than 11.000.—Lieutenant Ridgely icinity .»( Cumberland, ■ World's fair have arrived in Chicago was joined in two minutes by half a dozen Hunt in Scribner's. The manfueture of glasa boules by ma­ others, and iu five minutes a good many are inapeeting the Jackson park site. li-rable damage. . ..... ................. ............... Two trani;m rubbed the house of Eugene chinery, undertaken a while ago by a New over a score had paused to ?ee what tbe . boom tbe irrigation of alsocomineticing a'tbs- I’ortti eavt corner oflbe Jersey manufacturer, has not only proved described laml. aud ninningfe*t to wtthf laud in this country Bland, a stock raiser living near Sullivan. a success, but a;>[K-nrs to possess some de­ matter wax.—Boston Cor. St. Louis Globe­ Binfftr—W hut’s that? You don’t mean to above ln tworo’s otthe mill pond, thence north thro* ration at Salt Like City. 111*., of (413 during the family'* alxsenoattend our reception tonight* I’d just like and one-half rods, thence east to the road, cided advantages .over the ordinary meth­ Democrat, Ex-Congressman Morrow, of California, od, «?ven with the appliances and pna-esscs theere souili to the place ot beginning, all on ■u: aud the cashier of the to know why? Making Perfumes. north east .(.tartar of the north east quar­ Blitters—Well, if you must know, every Use Iphia Spring Garden ha* been appointed United States district a* thus far developed. Gathering tbe glass Chemistry has found it possible not only ter ot reetioa tt.Irtvfive lu town two (?] north .•nicueed to ten years’ judge to succeed Judge Hoffman, who iu the usual manner, it is allowed to run to analyze perfumes, that is tbe ottos or time I have attended any sort of a gather­ of range i'lu« [*] *relDated July wh, IW. recently died. from tbe rod inloan iron cup, which holds essential oils, that would seem their final ing at your bouse. I've lost my hat. DaxiflSthikkr. Mortgage*. ti.d svothvye*t corner ot . Several settlements and misxious in Ger­ tbe quautity needed tor Sinking tbe bottle, resting place, but to build up sul»stnnces I Bluffer—Well, why do you always stay *U xtrertZ New York, man East African territory an- said to when u hollow iron plunger nt the bottom that have simllnr odors. Rum ether, the | so infernally late?—New York Weekly. 'MOkTGAGE SALE. be ill danger from an uprisiug of the of tbe cup is pushed up through the mass suostnnee to which rum owes its perfume, nre. TKr los* la from DrfatiU having been made la the and the cup reversed, leaving the glans in whose chemical name is too troublesome j Wndigo tribe of native*. the moto r dfw on a certain real retate nMN1> SCHOOL COLUMN. C..VC «fc Co., Pittsburg, j The veteran* ot the Unital State* regu­ a plastic condition suspended from the bol- to give, L» a regular article of commerce in MsemsdefiS ex~ui«i by Ohri B. HpakUsg an extension by tbeir 1 lar army nret in annual convention herr । low plunger through which air is odmtl- Austria. It is made by taking twelve Conducted by Enoch Aodru*. County Sec­ raid Mraorai A. H,tol<nwt bto wile. yrartygMS, retary. to George M. Evert* murtcsxee dated ■ '-ir ilahil;tk*» ure $l.7iX‘,0iMi, j and elected officer*. W. H Hutt.raf Pbti- i ted; the cup. which L hinged, is now re- pounils each of sulphuric acid and black second A. D. 1ST I. and recorded In theoMra it !* ot quite as much Importance how ber * *• I tdeldbia, wn*chosen national cummtader. । moved, and tlw movement of a lever ad- oxide of manganese, twenty-six pounds of >ver “ betof the register of dtwA* nt Itarrv eotinty. MlchlMis* Nellie Haines, of Amboy, III*., mils n small quautity of air, the bulb is alcohol nnd ten of strong acetic ncid. we study, ns what we study. Indeed, 1 erai Dtwuber l*lh A. D. 1*71. at J\o‘dock in Thew ingredients nre mixed and twelve then flattened at the bottom ntid dropped have thought that much of the difference sged 16, committed suicide by taking . by Which default the power of *al» In s**d among men could Ira traced to their differ­ Zfl , poison. A love affair is the raippoxed iuto the mold, which latter is nt once I pints distilled from them. n.ortiraxecontataed na* become upenaive a* to exposition'" opened last’ cause. A coroner's jury i* investigating. I closed nud tbe air applied, this operallou But yrnto of pure cthyloxlde poasesacs a ent habit* of study, formed in youth. A the «li>*le amount w-cured to be paid by said »d I completing the bottle, nnd it Ln taken while1 ' delicate odor of pineapple, which, by tho large portion of our scholars study for the n ortgUe both principal ttd . Ira Berry, grand *ecretary of the Mamins addition of wine or potato spirits, may be sake of preparing to recite the leuon. wherSS there is claimed to be due and unpaid was killed by a fall of of Maine, died at Portland Sunday, aged ! hot to tbe nntn-tiling oven. on said mortxsge and the note acrernpanytag By the ordinary process of manufacture1 altered to that of strawberry and rasp- They seem to have no Idea beyond recita­ tbe same al the date of this notice. U»e sumof ugflcld colliery at Shamo-’*'■ A) years. He wa* the first telegraph opertbe ring at the top of the bottle neck was1 berry. Nitric ether, fifty grams; acetate tion. The consequence is. they study fire hundred and sixty »lx dotarx and thirty .u. of Phllrfclpbl. °' “* cents. (»SGS.35). lor principal and accrued I formed by n second operation, but this is1 of amyl nnd glycerin. 100 grams each. ! mechanically. They endeavor to remem­ five interert.nnd no suit nr prneeedisiri at tow or to I done away with by tbe machine method,• with ojw liter of purest alcohol, will Imi- ber phraseology rather than principles; rtiulty havine been instituted or taken toeoUeet *'■ •'kCr“rr ,ur c“> | GrW«r»l jM.pb T Kn.pp, pr.Gd.ot ot ! the Iraltle coming from the mold with ak tnte lhe odor of jraara, and more compli­ they study the book, not the subject. Let the same or any part thereof, now therefore . ' I lhe JD^ripolitan Life Insurance company cates! compcuml* Imitate tbe apple sou any one enter our schools ami see the power ot sale tn xald mortgage contained, and | perfectly formed ring.—New York Sun. ~ i of New Tqfk, died on Monday last on These are not like tbe perfumers’ imita­ scholars engaged in preparing tlieir lessons. tbe »t*lute In xueb case «n*d" and provided, on valued at MJ.WV.OOQ, to board the Li Champagne, which arrived X Evasion x n»i tions—apt combinations of substances Scarcely one will be seen who Is not re­ the twenty third d»r of October A. D. ><H. M in New York Sunday. Owing to tbe interlicddiug of hard nnd whose co:ni»i»itiou in unknown to him, but peating over and over again the words of ten o'clock in tbe fSrenooo. at the north front of tbe Harry comity ®®Jlr'f,^®““-“J*? John TougrawK*'** convicted of the enduring sandstone, quartzite, gneiss and nlHolute buildings up of thone subtlest of the text, ax if there was a saving charm door legislature has refused to Citv of HasUnK*, Itarry county, Michigan, (that tbeplaee holding the circuit oeurt forth* ro rep*kl the law authoris- murder of Albert Vxnrifct, at Cflioa, O., other rock formations, with more easily nil things, odors from substances every in repetition. Observe tbe same scholars beliiz SS <-'!3>r •* ium i. •• »™«r “£ one of which the chemist can control nnd two years ago, and nenltnccd to tbe penieroded limestone, shales, incoherent sand­ at recitation, aud It is a struggle of the ng of caiuvict lalrar. . ,wu _ ________ _ _____ _ are dtuMed. tbere will be »p d at pub­ - - juryy 11 has found M. U. v>urCur- • tr-utiary U-ntiary for life. The boy boy ba* ba*.-fust re­ stones, or schists, erosion commonly pro­ make <>ut of other known substances till memory to recall the form* of words. t-remi«es ns iouuu .u xs. just relic auction or ♦endue totbe *■ : 1’ -en." i.” guilty of th* the mur- < turned to his home, uninjured. duces .; new topography, milking hollow.-, the ultimate known element* are reached. The vacant countenance too often indicates lands raid prenhae* decribed In said inornate* pay and satisfy the amount due on said mart. that they are words without meaning. to dcr of • Frauciscp policeman. | The forty-ninth annual conclave of the and long valleys where the more erortble —Exchange. pure »Uh interest al ten per rent, per This difficulty Is very much increased. If and (be costs and extwnxes of tills for.-cloaure. Tia-<:r. ubiMon of national ba* grand commandery of bcil* have been removed, aud leaving ridges ■' ion of national banks (mqks dm * grauu comm*uu«j Knights e--- Templar* . the teacher is confined to the text track xCowrc by tow. including an attorney fee of and mountain ranges of the harder rocks. larti.i -ut tto.tW.000 since the tbe poll- JI Ohio will begin Tuesday in C Cincinnati >• ttO.«W.ODO Im Every man, woman and child in Europe' 1 during recitation: and particularly, if he twentr five Hollars, ax provided tor In **ld mort■ -. ..------ j___ i, More than this, when erosion has been • -oof tbeiS (>er cent* was and continue three day*. It to ..vrwrtwi c pre trage and a* allowed by law: aaldjpremises be­ continued through very long periods, it and America, taking tbe average, uses‘ relies mainly .upon the printed questions so this meeting will be tbe grcateat event of often found at the bottom of the page. tends toward the ultimate result of remor- eight ma’.chwi every day in tbe year. - Marmet min**, near Ray-r. I the kind that ba* occurred for many yean. itu; (be upward curved or anticlinal jrarMi - David Pace. Doc* It not seem wondorfpl when one V*., are at work under the markets. tlons of the great fold* and sparing tbe । consider* theVnormous number of matches The institute lately held In this county! to lire t Lrvatening attitude originally lower downward curved or syn­ which at that rate tbe civilired vorld uf M Chicago. clinal portions until valleys take the places uses each year to light It* flrei It* pipe* was. perhaps, the most Huccessful one' one (I) north of range seven (7) west, contalnI luc eighty acres of land more or less. Chicago. Saj*. 1>'Id. «<>u of Jay Gould, was which were originally occupied by the and cigars and other things which require ever held here. Tbe enrollment reached, f»Ud L>, »» A. U.^t u Evlan, highest upheavals, while the original igniting for pun>o*es of everyday con­ 170. while tbe attendance and interest! w«"“ " the vLg.n- • ’ a train on tbe I’lster and DeiawA’i railway Tuesday, and she made । troughs, where the rocks were most Com­ venience? The very notion of getting on were well maintained to the end. That pacted by pressure, remain now as the without them seems so absurd that one Mr. Plowman could not be present was a. an average a mile a minute. Attorney for mortgagee-________ ______ principal mountain ridges. Under denuda­ does not rcnlixe that it is ouly within tbe great disappointment to all that had preIirutaer has written to The tion, the folded mountainous lielt fulfil Is last sixty yean, that) they have been* pro­ vlously heard him. Some things that MORTGAGE HALE. Pui tte i-xnre««ing a willingness to I EL**; Defaut having been made In the the prophecy, “Every valley shall lie ex­ especially need attention, as It seem* to 1. Sullivan forfci5,0iX)a side / si; ar. oo- alted and every mountain nnd bill *bal! curable. How marvelously cheap they are too! In us, are among hl* specialties and would and «ii i.-ipionshlp of the world. M. Dapew has arrived on hi* ! totar. ®P^J ^’^Jg^oSotair^’ op^nZd | be made low."—Warren Upham in Popu­ fact tbere la no product of human manu­ have received careful treatment had be CV< facture that better illustrates the expense been present. Of Mis* Vandewalker's Jtern triple n-d trip U. Europe. E»ro|». He : MHc. chwed «c. >lumber. native lar Science Monthly. saving advantages of machinery. When work nothing need be said save In praise. ^1 “down tbe bay" at New J 3aauMfy, <,yen~i one machine will turn out 15.000,(XK) She labored In season and out of season to Flies tor May X-orl A. I>. • « of enthusiastic friends. friends. cluXd >I-Ta Lard-Uctober. opened anti YorkLv host Artificial flies may fairly be considered matches in ten hours, why should not make tbe institute a success and her work noon <n Uber l» Ot mortgage* on p*ge <10; by In order that they may control the imto lilustrntethe bighe»t development ot tbe mankind regard the phenomenon of fires will bear fruit In the coming years. Sup't which detault tlw power ot sale ln sald movV portMinn of Germany, ।i L Live <4 American pork into intoGermany, Uve stock-Following stock-fouo*w were the • Market aft piscatorial. The imitations produced as too curnmunplaci- to lie worthy of se­ Sterling gave some very interesting talks gw contained has breome operative a* whole amount secured to be paid by xs.d rnortfch«u •’ that tl_i German J_____ capitalist, bare — ; lh* yntoa fc^V/^kta?iiSridPi*®« “■ in Uiis shape of winged imeets,.grusxhop- rious corujdcrntion?—Washington Star. upon penmanship, and this much neglect­ r,rr both principal and interest, aud wb«ea* formed * '.. ndlcate to construct abbatoirs ed branch will, doubtless, receive better ESiirSrtnwdlo N- now du. .J rnortK»ge and rhe note accompanying th* „Mt; brt< lot. * H«® Irani and tbe larva of various hugs are re­ at' IjfcsKv. . ; attention at the hand* of teacher* during ■aid aarety __ _ ally wonderful. In their manufacture ma­ same al lira d*te ot tiito notice, the mm of J oar A greatly Improve*] safety yapparntua for I hundred and thirteen dollars and eighty four kJ) ugut. ■' . _. u_avy packing terials are drawn from every part of the miners' cages has been introduced. A the coming year. cento, tor principal and accrued totaveU. aod world. Furs as well a* feathers are utilI Tiie evening lectures were well attend ­ j>5.aD mixed, and Sllssrureof rich quality h|M been di*further ram <d tour dollar* and fifty eeat* ana uhippiug lota. jrra ized in making them. Deer, licxrs. mon- 1 current of electricity 1* conveyed down tbe ed nnd much enjoyed by alL The teachers the tor Insurance paid by sai.i mortgagee o* the covered ra Newton, Conn. , , «Sd~ key», seal*,- rabbits, sheep, pigx, squirrels, hauling rope to four electromagneto, | arc under obligation to Rev. Mr. Grigsby buildings on »*ld i^rmlxex. *• he *“.•-^‘1?^ Janira Holly, an old resident of in »*id nrartcagr. making in all th* bayora "P81* >KgtiUS pr.mc to dogs and even rats contribute. Agents are which sustain the gripping cams. While j for bls kindness In -giving his lecture. tied to do cun v . died Italmyra. He was 85 favored four hundred and eighteen doUar* and Q,oUUo». mue-J “ » ,J do. , sent out from Pari* to all part* of the earth the current passes the cams are kept awny "An Englishman's first Impressions of xutn otfour eent*, sod uo «uit or proceeding* year- <.f n<,. shipping steers.*4.• saauBAO. to gather for this purpose tbe akin* of rare from tbe guides, but directly U»e rope Michigan.” Tbe lecture Is replete with thirty taw or tn equity having Iraeu Tt- ’r. i- Glowp ha* laid claim, clAlm. under a» ,*t. =1 aud gaudy winged creature*. These plumes breaks and tbe current is cut off the cams wit and happy hits*. By tbe way, Mr, toeoHartthft »»me or ay United States nateui. to sii.r —.. , notura I* b*rctn M. 'rl; and furs represent chiefly lhe waste stock immediately grip the guides and so sus­ Grigsby seems to take a deep interest then-lore of tire power of sale In »»ld mortgage eoatatoed. Texans. ■ra.ij?*) bull*, an-1 of lhe milliners ami taxidermist*, nearly I tain the cage. The rope is, to nil Intents in educational matters. Just ring (h* 'and toe xtatut*- In such rose in*de and prorttaQ h- v Mr Spurgeon, who bad been pro- - tra. |1 c®** | and purposes, lhe ordinary hauling rope, school trail and very *oon he puts tri'au on the twenty third d»y «*f < ratober A.D. rijjt. s'ti' . ivorably, ba* had a relapse, and ttX<n *■** £**' . . lr active atd Pri®“ all of them being brought from France at eleven o'clock tn the fnfrnnotL at ^u®®r^j that It has two IlMmlated copper apiraarance to kuow what is going or:. :n a precariou* condition. I quotation* ranged *tj££» The gut snellx to which tbe fly hooka nre II except tront door of the Itarry county court bow*. » attached are made frotp immature silk­ wires in the hemp core.—New York TeleThe lecture ot Miss Vandewalkcr on the the City ot Hastings. Turton, n well-known naval atore* S3A«AW nxtiro*. and worms drawn out to th* requisite lengths. Kindergarten was a gem and should have <tn*l Irelt>X the plaee where the eljratt tatoto «*ld rewintyor Harry I*held). In which said Cperab r ■ « left Savannah. Ga., with l>mh^ J>rr —lutervh-w in Washington Star. been heard by a larger audience. We wish toe county said premise* A r.rJpbt Maine Dog. . tV- >f U - Southern bank’* monay. ] pjodurc; BaM’T-F,*^?taJ!*I^»^ui*to<-k». A Portland lady han a pug dog which that not only every teaclrar but every sold al publie auction . .1 P-almnceda I* now said to have ; lb; Aalric*. f*ner■ da*. Live parent I d Barry county could have heard In a ParkAre rowMen restaurant—noon—Mod- f wl|l enter nn apothecary's store, stop in tarat Mendoza, in tbe Argentine Re- I frwt. laexJt*S-fc_, pe i- *;0^dOck*. day. A fat man, Kandy whiskered; a les* front of the soda fountain, look back at H. Tbe Kindergarten Idea has its founda­ tion in tbe very nature of the child and an »IP.-1, be meted b, ooalsK tl» fnt man. no whisker*. Both well dreaaed. I his mixfrexa, and liegin to sneeze. He bax intelligent application of Its principles been taught to thus express his desire for will begin witii systematic education of l‘rv- -!. nt Harrison ba* appointed Sen­ arroWtL .3ra-“ !*• ••c*- __ . _. .ei. vmI pol*- Might be lawyer*. anything, nnd as he bi very fond of soda ".Ever notice one thing about White?" 1 the child, while yet In the cradle. The ator l r ri< * Hendrick* collector of th* asked No. L “He never orders a drop to be always asks for it iu this way. This child’s activities will not be regarded a* p f n„w York, tu succeed J. Sloat |g£JZ‘ Ap^v-O"*’ drink when he invites me to lunch, but same pug is equally fond of watermelon something to be suppressed, but. rather Fmieu, n-xigned. l aud Ice cream.—Bangor (Me.) Commercial. 1 when be goes witii me he abeorixi m read• Lrfbbl; eating. recognized a* the agencies through which serilrad N E Wright of Lynn. Ma**., has fled I ily os a sponge. “Apt simile," says No. 2. it 1.* to be developed, and these activities - > v Iralonglng to friends and the I “He's a bundle of penny wisdom. Wasn't Inited Eud nvmeol Order. be given free play and proper direction. this his day to hoist the plurals? Notice Thue hundred and seventy-two dele.how busy he wa*—couldn’t leave the office Mr. director, did the people at the gztra i.. tn Ma**nchtiaett* Stat*. convrUannual meeting autborfM yon lo gel a ■ -x* '. omall bole »a ,fc-*»!■>« * vtth tion ur-t for Blaine, forty raven for HarI at lunch time at all.” oonttaue**j rtak* I, Is drillea ■■>■* “‘“Jf ’J? dictionary for your school* If so. do no» | riion, and the oth*r bifi didn't talk. do October. We: O® - * »lc; d This style of talk was Ira. duped Into buying one of tboM* snMel. ind nrrt. j..._ and “White" was — Cat-tain Mnllina, of tbe Chicago fire Uara-Dul’.; So- .’^“iLr lteTdo N‘”rcci II along, exceedingly -Ainff v bard is the .bell. things called "Original Dictionaries." It | -nhtoeu Are men “gtwaips" or do toerr pv insurance patrol, wa* killed by inhaling **-- ——,tatiun?»Qri*tic odd fumes at a fire, and five other firemen were vary seriously injured York World. in tbe x*u;t. :naaMr. ttr*. Michael Tiernan, a private watchman HISTORY of y week. Be Sure To Get Hood’s Sarsaparilla SSL* Its a.'oLi'X: "ESXtFSSXX �1 You should know that Goodyear’s drugstore has the most ^complete stock of absolutely pure drugs and medicines in Hastings. You can save time and money by going to his place; you will always FinD WHAT YOU WANT Hastings Banned given tiie advantages of our free and splen­ did public schools. And If there Is any reason why higher education should hinder the progress of the Catholic church, then all reasonable people would see in that very thing no reasonable excuse for the existence of a church that must be afraid of the light EDITORIAL NOTES. A movement is on foot to organize a strictly non-partisan Fanners’ Alliance, vrMch shall confine Itself to tbe legitimate business of such an organization, put aside the uon*sensical sub-treasury scheme, and not attempt to make a political party out of It This movement originated in the south. Down there, where tbe democratic ox would be gored If lhe Alliance went into the business of making a political party of itself, they have no use Tor such foolishness. But in the republican states the democracy are egging on the Alliance political movement That’s the difference; and tbe difference is great enough to be apparent __________________ land. And it Is hardly to be expected that that gifted and patriotic prelate would Bastings Thursday, September, 24 1891. have sanctioned the step except It would meet tbe approval of Cardinal Gibbons. MARSHALL L. COOK. Editor. .It Is certain that both Archbishop and Cardinal are deeply In love with American institutions, have no love or sympathy THK HABTTSGR, MICH.. I‘OSrOFF»CK, AUGUST 14. 187®. with attempts that have been made to pre­ serve the traditions or languages of for­ eigners In this country, and have bitterly opposed all efforts to preserve racial dlstiuctions or prejudices within the Catholic Much has been said and written con^urn- ehureh. Ing tbe attitude of the Catholic ehureh to­ Father Conroy, in making the transfer ward tbe public schools. It has been of the church school said it was done be­ generally hoatile, and there has bee® a cause Catholics must first of all be Ameri­ studied effort by the priests and bishops cans; and to be Americans they should cf that church to Induce Catholic parent^ have the benefit of the excellent public to send tbeir children to Catholic, -er -schools of America. That he felt that, church, schools, and not to the pabllc instead of pulling apart in educational schools. This hostility has been very matters, all should work together to make saanifest in the past, and has done mure the public schools as strong and as good as than all other things combined to create a possible. prejudice among native Americans against The Faribault matter ia significant. It the Catholic church. , But with all the power of the ehureh may be an experiment on the part of the Catholic prelates; if so, let all hope It may­ utilized to compel the attendance of Catho­ lic children at the Catholic schools; with work well. Or it may signify* tbe break­ all the pressure brought upon Catholic par­ ing away from tbe prejudice that has kept ents to contribute to their support; with ■so many hundred thousands of Catholic all their efforts made at tbe polls, through .children out of the public schools, to their the press and elsewhere to destroy these ■disadvantage. Let us hope the example schools, or at least compol a division of may become contagious. We are certain the public money between the ehureh and that Catholic children can remain as ear­ tbe public schools, tho latter has grown nest and. as true Catholics if they shall be stronger. Even Catholics have recognized tbeir? gt^at superiority over parochial schools, and thousands of Catholic chil­ dren have attended these schools notwith­ standing all tbe pressure brought to compel tbeir attendance at church schools. Experience Is a good teacher to those who will learn In no other school. Experteee must have demonstrated to the auth­ orities of tbe Catholic church that tbeir op­ position has strengthened tbe hold of the public school system ut>on all non-Calholios; that it bus not prevented thousands of Catholic children from attending the public schools. More Chau this, they learned that Catbolic children who attend­ ed the public schools remained just as good Catholics as though they attended tbe parochial schools, and knew more than they oenid by attending the latter, because tbe public schools are in every way superWe think these things must have dawn­ ed upon the Catholic authorities, because of a very significant thing which lias just happened.in the city of FarlbaulL Minn. That city has very flourishing public ocboota..ateo had a prosperous Catholic school, which was attended bv a majority tat tbe Catholic children. But there, as elsewhere, .the public schools were fsr su­ perior, and cone knew this better than the Cuttwika themselves. Father Oseroy, a public spirited citizen mad an Intense American, a close confident of Archbtabop Ireland, of St. Paul, who in tarn is said to be the trusted confident and advisor of Cardinal Gibbons, te the priest in charge of tbe Catholic church and schools uf Faribault. He appeared before the school board xzf that city three weeks fallows: For the ataainal rental per year af one dollar, he .sensed to give tbe school •r Catholic, school teaUdtag. to dtecoutinoe the church school and t» allow the school By the time lhe people of this state hear of a few mure accidents resulting from the lowering ot the test on kerosene oil, they will wish they had the chance to roast a few squawbucks over a good hot kerosene fire, and see how they liked it Anything more murderously stupid than the action of tli# aquawbuck legislature iu reducing the fire test of oil It would be hard to con- bushel off the price of the remainder, It fanner, or Hldrlcu koo, what,,,, tbeir lot would be a happy one Indeed. It peel from a squawbuck Ivgblatun; If te hard for the calamity howler to face big they want another infliction ot the wme crops and good prices and look happy. kind, they want to patronize the democrat­ ic political sideshows which are masquer­ The democrats are already promulgating ading as farmer’s movements. high sounding promises to tbe fanner in The home capita! and home labor em case tbe democracy be given control of the nation. Tbe farmers of Michigan have ployed In tymie industries; the home mar­ had a little experience right here at home ket fol the products of the farm and tbe with democratic promises, and know they factory; that te protection. And iu wis­ dom te being demonstrated today u never are the extreme pt unreliability. before. The safety and security of the business itfarmers see any advantage t.i them­ of the country depend upon a sound and stable currency. This te assured with re­ selves In giving the cities of this slate con­ publican ascendency. Tbe assaults upon trol of tbe legislature and the eongresstanthe integrity of the currency and credit of al delegation of Michigan, then they should the country come from tbe opposition to be grateful to thetlcmucratle party. Our Brother Dennis is getting posted up on tbe mysteries of agriculture, preparatory to bard agricultural labefr next year through the Farmers’ Alliance. Tbere Is one branch of Agriculture our Brother Dennis has got down to a fine art. It te tbe rais­ ing of lhe crop known as agricultural poli­ the republican partv. tics. And when tbe crop has assumed The American hog continues his triumph­ proper proportions, then our brother te always able to find a first-class market for al march. He has just t>een admitted to Germany, and now Denmark opens lier It in tbe democratic party. gates and blds him enter. And thus are As new markets are gained for the pro­ Blaine, reciprocity and the republican par­ ducts of the American farms and factories, ty iMjneflttHig the American farmer. rfnd new Industries arc established, em­ ploying American capital and labor, the! Everytime’a democrat bears about an people of the United States are getting J American tin plate factory being establteb" ’benefits to “ “'edbe feels mad enough to kick himself practical lessons on the them of the McKinley bllL And the lessons are clean out of tbe country. heeded to. If you want the best state paper and the If the calamity howlers could only best county paper, you can get the B.vxneh knock out a hundred million bushels or so and Detroit Weekly Tribune, the two for of our wheat crop, aud knocks 95 cent) a one dollar. The democrats are not »j<eakiug as much as they were about the McKinley bill ad­ vancing prices. That lie worked well in one campaign. But it has run its race. The cold logic of facte laid it low. Following are the real estate transfers for the week ending September 21. tevi.zj taken from tbe books in the register’s office: Mathew C. Hazel to Lewis Withams, Barrx. fast). ■«, Nasou Murray to Peter Eeighner: parcel Nashrille. fcOO. Chas. II. Nichols to Kerman E. Clark; H» see 7 Assyria. K»i. Mary A. Fuller to John LsinpmaD; lot F.l city, •t.ooo. John C. Lamiunaa to D E. and Mary L Fuller; lot SOB and E ft fee! tot W dty. I.’.TOL Joseph G. Holme* to Wm.H Holm«;2Sa»tt 24 Hastings tpw.. «iux CLOSING OUT SALE FOR NEXT 60 DAYS Having decided to leave the city of Hastings, I will sell a part or all of my entire stock, at prices to suit all. Come early and secure the bargains, such as never before given the people of Barry county, Don’t forget to call when you attend the fair. Ira, Vin Valkenburgh The Leading Dealer in CARPETS, FURNITURE and UNDERTAKING Store North side State St be taught. Moreover, the transfer be amde with the fail bowlrdn We will forward to Washington a copy of the Journal of September 10th contain­ ing tbe announcement that In 1880 Barry county had 300 people more than Mont­ calm when the census gives the latter 8,000 greater population iu 1880. We be­ lieve this item of news was announced ex­ clusively in the Journal. No doubt the authorities at Washington wlH take pleasure in correcting the figures so as to correspond with the Journal’* statement Residence Hastings House �LiDg^t Circulation ■ of any paper in the ' ; County. Hastings Banner. VOL. XXXVI. NO. 21. The best A doertot­ ing medium m Bar *ry County. HASTINGS, MICH., SEPTEMBER 24, 1891 QLOTfflNq. CLOTHING WHOLE NO. QLOTtlINQ :-M0RRILL & COMPANY-: Are now prepared for the FALL . AND . WINTER . TRADE. _______ <________ ■_________ ’ U . • . .1.- £ g t £’ f We carry in stock clothing manufactured by the well known houses of Bouve & Daniels, of Boston, Mass., L. Adler Bros. & Co., of Rochester, N. \., and several others. No better houses in the world. We have a Larger and More Complete Stock than ever before, and we wiah to state to the public that OLA’ GOOD ARE BOUGHT RIGHT and - 11 MARKED AT PRICES WITHIN THE REACH OF ALL. Good goods cheap are what you want, and that is what We have. All we ask of you is to give us a call and be your own judge. | We can fit you all and GUARANTEE YOU SATISFACTION. i- Kt-nu-niber, our goods nre marked in Plain Figures and One Price to all. • Yours trulv, E. 1..ftORHLL & C2T ONE FMC.E CL0TM1ERS. OLE BUI L*S UTOPIAN DREAM. PLAYING WITH DEATH. ns the opening, aud Dick stopped his which be should go. The car flew up, the wagon. hunter Awoke and the heavens were re­ TICKLISH 5V6PKNSE. sounding with the drums of the celestial "Tbe lynx crouched a few feet awny from IL» EaMjred to Build a Castle. maidens and of the angels In the vaults HOW DEVIL DICK HANDLED CANS WK DONE BY ONE GOVERNMENT the edge of tbe newest wall of tbe ravine, After Ole Bull had fiddled hi* way into above. OF NITROGLYCERIN. aud before Sutton surmised how Dick in­ the hearts of the American people and had C'-I’J' US WASHINGTON. A strange pendant to this tide, denoting tended to get rid ot tbe animal Diek grabbed accumulated n large fortune he undertook still mure strikingly the sanctity of the in­ up a can of nitroglycerin and Inxrled it to carry out a long cherished dream. He strument, is to be found in another Indian Ho Bombarded a Lynx wlpi । Tftel Few I’l-t.pU. See—It with all bis strength at tbe lynx, which wished to eauldiali a colony of hie country* legend supplemented by_a practice. At Deadly Explo»lve—Ho Held was not over twenty feet away. Tl»e can • ( A’nrkro *n<lKtX.rr«-»p<in<!men in America., and* for this purpose be stated festival* among certain tribes the struck tbe'soft body of the lynx square in. bought, in 1S53, over 12,<X>O acre* of land In riders of the tribe produce four sacred i one side and knocked the animal over on (he unbroken wilderness of Potter county, drains filled with water. Into these they “Tbere were ‘n usod many reckless and Its 1 back. Tiie flesh and fur of the lynx Pa. , nffirtu tiie waters of the world subsided not offer resistance to tbe can sufficient Ole Bull located ®0 Norr.eginna and after the deluge. They beat upon them, daredevil chaps among those whose brnd- did 1 • I —.nte» naval intelligence to cause concussion enough to explode it, , Dane* on bi» poM-eadoiw. The price he ncss It was to haul and handle nitroglyc ­ they say, to imitate the action of the Great r<; «rdt«jry for all information ‘ (•old fur Ina lands wax about C10.0UU. It Spirit, who Ly this simple musical means erin in tbe early days of that explosive but the can rolled on the ground and slowly ig to the navies of tbe wa* his intention to found four towns. I divided the e.rth from the waters and re­ ■agent in tbe oil regions," said George 'down a gradual decline that led from where • . . rh.itters which in any way -pre Walhalla, These wwere Walhalla, ,w New oerg^n, Bergen, .sew New stored order W the flooded globe.—Cham­ Place, who was one of the first to work at tbe lynx lay to lhe edge of the ravine walL , “Sutton, with nil his recklessness in hand­ . ■ "In fluence u)<on the proso* making and cunning nitroglycerin tor the | Xorwny nnd Oluona. They were laid out bers’ Journal. ling nitroglycerin, stood aghast at tbla • .ill home oc abroad. Tbi* wells, under the Robert* patent; “but deliberate »rlth a view to the future and work was risking of their lives by Dick, there wn* a teamster named Dick Warner for be knew that lhe instant the can rolled | commence 1 Mr. Bull al*o began work on - -niiid in 1382-and has since acZtfett mile or two from Oleona, wbkh The dog ductor is a metro|»ollt.tn Institu­ who would <!aro anh risk more with the into the ravine and struck the rock* below v. importance, until today terrible stuff than any other person there ­ . rns t o tie n pn-u-nlions rtnicture for the tion. You will see the awellest carriage* tbe terrible explodou that bad been so : y uiltepensablu to cue nary ! |Or<i of the colony. Each settler was. prr nt his office door In winter. You will meet about. He was known as Devil Dick, and luckily averted by Dick's good alnf at tba . G i- !t u the source from which । vided g >und and -set . jursi n p|ot —n .......... ---to­ work. the nattiest of French nndds and the sur­ it was a fit name for 1dm. He had a chum lynx would ftdlow. Quicker than a flash ■ : . n.vFal matters isannounced. •• - - •— Unfortunately for•*-the success of •»■>» t.te rcol’ ­ liest of English grooms an his stair*. There named Dan Sutton, who was almost as he jumped front the wagon, tore ilka mad • ■ ■:i''.|liy a publication under our, Ole Bull lx.nl uo knack of protecting will lie all borts of common riff raff on fo -t recklesw na Dick, and I have seen him and up the ravine, and. stood beneath the spot Dick play catch many n time with cans of where tbe toi*i»e<lo would tumble into the VAftlOVS INFoKMATlON. umuwn ", unscrupulous t----— — • . - nt all hours of the*d»y in summer.’ With himself hriuh agtdnxl sharper*. ' intelligence General In The personnel of ail navies as regards nnd JdB ittmh. were found to be involved in these caller* nre hh patient*, the dog*. A glycerin they were unloading, tbe drop­ gully when it reached the edge. th? contents of which ping of one of which to the ground would numbers, organisation, administration, guch R )liannt . r that questions aaae ns to ten cent mongrel *111 1* preceded by a big --- Hl, -—■ ------“A scraggy bush of some kind grew out ...nai and compiled articlA. discipline, education, training, drill* am thc |itlwi. Thus — -it-------came-i»l>out —.» th-t thatinin St. Bernard worth a hundred, nnd perhaps have more than likely wiped out Of exist­ of tbe top of tbe wall, nud just as Sutton u,r <1 this publication ranks manner of performing duties as n means • 15.il ......... many of the colouistxirft. They were succeeded by n fleecy little French poodle, ence every persuu around tiie well. tl>e sj>ot U;e can of nitroglycerin snkhority.and its value as of comparing the efficiencies of the uavies also compelled to undergo* good many ottlmaOd by its aristocratic mistress as “It got so that whenever Dick Warner rcaeluxl bad rolled to the edge and struck against had a load at nitroglycerin to unload at bf the constant demands of lhe world. nrivatieus which they were uusccustoniKl above price. , , the well everybody else, except D.w Suu the main stem of the bush. The can had ■ •: islet munliera. Ono day an express wagou drove up, and Naval reserve and coast guards, as re I to. Tbe great trees which mood m the ■truck It a trifle nut of the center, and tho a "f tLc naVul intelligence of- ganls their organization and re-enforre- j way of cultivation of the soil presented from tiie rear of tills improvised ambulance ton, look to the woods r.od staid there heavier end of the toqHido moved on an until tbe stuff wns out of their custody. t-w ird. arrange, sift and ment by tbe personnel and vessels of the - an obstacle they did not kuow how to re­ a couple of servants lifted out n grand Once Devil Dick Heid a great can of nitro- Inch or two, until it extended a little over move. They grubbed tbe forcsu out w th old Newfoundland. Poor, dlzxy fellow! tbe edge. . iu»y gruuw" —- — ----ir,x»< — tri ... I) i .t*>u in accordance with a revenue marine, ligbtliouse service, fisu 1 llKjVC ... > _t /..ir;«™ • I... KILLED OS A RAILROAO. His pathetic look of Hines* wrw almost.hu­ glvcerln above his head and let a drunken pcatlon, and to diffuse commission, coast survey, and by the per । 01ttll<)ckM instead of felling the . intelli- I driller named Patterson throw ten stouoi “Sutton stood l»eh>w with upreached m« ---------sonnul of themereh.nl merenautmarine uumu*«and —— ---- f, axca. r The liarflship* <>f ththe wildernera man. Aud t!;e wny some of these intelli­ ■ ks may not be of a conll- tonndofthe dog । at it from a distance ot thirty feet, on a l»t bands to catch tbe can if it fell, but there chant vessels ruhptcl for cruisers *n-« i aud of the pi .nw r » life dl^un^ed tbe«m gent four legged patients walk up the t_= ..eg tnroughout tbe navy,for ‘ of twenty dollars that he couldn't hit tbe It bung against the bush, in a position that doctor’s stairs show* conclusively that they cu ' fn . year or two the colonists hod nearly and----------troop ships. ' ' t.-ihling tiie government 19 transport all mtuerri, tho most of them gudng to can rend the glaring *lgi)" in front- Tliat can once out of the ten tiiqes. This was at looked ns if a breath of wind would topple of the 1 • ;«iy-es of p«;nce • " isiu time umcui JR3WV «5 «» ;| The IUC topography — ------coast ft Wisconsin and the northwest.^an M . uneasy, reimrtant whimpering, wry faced Roan's camp, and the whole camp watched it over into tbe ravine. ‘|nwsfor and n vigorous of lines of communication, railway*. * Bull, dul»rarte««l. hh P~»*rtrJ™ ""i “All this biot occupied but n few sec­ look is the satnc as that which connects the Insane proceeding from safe distances 1 nah telegraph inis . gnlIt unuHwenci, •>•’* Mtegr.nb and .nd submarine cables;Am . r ur..l Iron aftitlS WltD DIS tba knowing child with tbe castor all bo> on tbe hill. One of tbe stone* hit Dick on onds. Ah soon rw the torpedo lodged J • «IU> ill. Ik« rc.uln I Is particular!; lmporuu.1 "'U1 I the arm. not two inches below the can, and against the bush Sutton ran back to t-ba Lvr. .wlally qnalUh.l our own country as lurnisuiug hi rlollhUi atie.—New York Herald. ’ youtn. » o en . knocked it out of his band. Be caught road, shouting co Dick to drive on so they • >-v.<i oficvra specMuJy quailmal torpedo flotillas; coal <‘J1U | hopes and ret trued «ith tbe can, though, liefore It reached tue could get to a safe distance before the fall­ Of transporting transport ing t .-Lair work and familiar of Ol iranspo h* t) j diffujl|ng inlbe ^ipl* again with bls une‘ gwnllowed a Knife. ground, or the throwing match would . - ■ -.Viigv* in employed. The aupplle,. aud eollecllOK .O'1 In November. 1823. a profrwionaKjnfcier, have ended there and then with the burial ing of the can and it* certain explosion ou the moremeoto and qun j w | music. . . tbrmaUou vancroiug I 1 -"« ’ ™ ’ ™.i>ta • “ 1,1 two clas.se*. namely. named Dempster, swallowed by accident a of such bits of Dick aud the driller as the rocks below. But when be got to the ’, war j -. ait) tb<: staff of collectors opcrtUoo. ol an enemy... wagon be saw Dick with another torpedo knife nine inches long. Medical aisktancc could be found, and they would have been raised, read) to hurl it after tb* first one. Th. trad, route, e.1 the world; ;Tbe former record, *rexceedingly few and small. The driller ■ : vnipje aud prepare original which govern th. dUtrihullem ol «• knife through the month were fruitless. came close to tbe can several times during, He iowereti it, though, and looked around tnera » rruanl. rim.and plm»t 'J“ ^aiml! founded a German -ttlement. The report in the CarIWe Dispensary say*. at Sutton tm If be was disappointed. ' ' tin- rtunual publication; tl • the trial, but tailed to hit It, and Dick won “•Tbe infcrmil wildcat’s give me the •i’L.t iu&>rmntion from all the me. which I«rtlcnl»r war. ar. lUt.lrJ° were unanimotudy agreed which was more successful. “The surgeons __ ■lip, Dan, aud took to lhe wood*,’ said he, •u their Command, consisting cf produce oo th. dlnretton and '-1" ™ as to tbe best mode of treating this extraor- bls bet. Of the Ole Bull colony, a few nOMBAHOINO A LTKX. atioM on tbe development Of the Ole muii .. , -Loni! but I'd like to bast one o’ then oteerrattona on w. unme|y. ol navai attache* to ■tOleona which i* a thriving bamleL New dlnsry case, they were of ojlinion that "In those days the woods all through tbe Anw» is also- Still a wayside scttlemeuu nothing but an operation could save the oil region* were fall of wild animal*, and shells on hind* . n° legatiiua in Europe mid of and resources or gram tholwHod. of luu-vct anti th. “'??"«* ?'?« <!; a. Xi*. .b-’ ,b' patient’s life, but he could not be persuaded . “That was probably the first and last • n-iilgi-i.f.y >(Ti cent it wasn’t an uncommon sight to see u bear a.allalZ for export “ L£ “.ubmlt w It. He l-h tte te-gtel -" or a Canada lynx or a catamount prowling. time a wild animal was ever hunted with h tUEdrs Thkated. of • nation depending npon another lor I To ‘ 'flic er i>f the office staff in aan« aS. WB. lo reeoni liome u> London, ronisd the camp* or Isolated oil village*.’ four-quart nitroglycerin torpedoes, and study a: one or more aubjecta In <OAral-"u regard. »*»'«’• .cnlna tbendvioe nt Hie .unt-onK tor ho Tbe lynx w:u« frequently very aggressivej that wna the hurt trip-Desil Dick everdrove ' - ai r its to secure lhe best results, ti£STequipment, with th. rtew to ~ dtal oo bi. n»d«l MMdlewldl. in Ctenbi™. ■ nd bold, and It was greatly feared by thoj for the company he was working for. He cuw F„wthotriHid, oo J«D. IS. ■»«. InSnrnionrloo nod loue drtlleni and other* at tbe wells. More. wasn’t discharged la-cause he so reckka&ly • a.'.- time Mualixlng lhe work. AU ; endangered life and property by throwing S'ro.L roloui• divided into branches, and operating In time of war. xr«oe ol ibe .1 omneb b.rlug teen than once men had been attacked by’ hr the IrritatfoB of the knife « I A* jolt­ lynxes, aud Jarno* Corker, a pumper, wasj cans of nitroglycerin at a . lynx, but be­ ■ furtiieresabdi vision according to cause be drove on from tbe ravine without ing of tbe wagon. “ -l-OiHlon T rt-BIt*. so badly hurt in fighting off one that had getting isick the first can be threw, and ■ n l<)-,v Lidl t he branch refers, lu 15ul<>» ol Brinx SSwckUD Wh.^‘■‘^‘Trom' h°U o£ jumped from a tree upon him as be was the company would nut stand such a waste the information *«ut In by tbe Sponge* st the Capitoltoepwloe. "nd the racllltiea lu^^ driving through a piece of wood*, that be ' -1 tn mid ships’ intelligence offi There are any nunilur of people who, died of hi* injuries. One day Devil Dick ot tbeir property fr. "Ibce s&;ff collect* information torjedo oortta. the protel. -I^Sitona. “Dick handled nitroglycerin for four while visiting the Capitol at Washington, wa* ou fils way to a well with a load of ,Tnd I • .W'i - i rumeizt: reports, home and for .reVTYmport-tot port. “ yearn after that, and never bad an acci­ will follow « gold, nod t»rt,J"™"'1 nitroglycerin torpedoes, and be picked 'wa vr’ice, lin<f scientific pubHMCfona. adritww. tallltl- >" *‘ ■’,!±L» <<-r dent. He then quit the busintwa and want, T... s~»w> o~» oommercuil rjlue. ‘“landing l'l, ''i;'blct*,:tnagKxiues, journals and w. Vnrfh America Indian*, nnose utlm xmtm. •»'! by bnneira « H'tw Dan Sutton up on the way. On u stretch to braking an toe Allegheny Valley ruilThe - srr « ni»t 1interesting of­ dlnliuir- In tliorwu-nteorbbU lb, inCcrmb- of the road through what was known a* road. He wu« kjii« d at Ililler Farm before Tba« legend* M5.." ’ Br1' Lb<,r<«xgbly sifted by an attacking torei. t,ipdrlin,mine tbe in 'J'SlWnmloo i-1.1 <«r bJM-rten Conway"* wood*, Dan discovered a Ing ' : " r for enformation relating to Point, to lw strange trad-.-lomui" hiinttjrt ; Tte cold— nre teipl«« In —o'1 "“"E . Canada lynx stealing along through the he hrul railroadcl a week. “-New Yorlj feature, are all f-ucllno an ’ y' ; to him for study. would like very much to know some cf branches of the trees atone aide of the ' Sun._________________ atrument lldnw nr „] overcome with '.'it- ." ' • which tlu> naval intcl- le.rt.nr plan, to he i, ana . once last <>• ’ > , j y dinvu on the I fectivc method of squelching this manner road, and keening even with the wagon. nlrcumautncm.. and are MCOT>1“, • r h-jbi are; . . I „.H,X <*• L.e«. tel.d4.fc 1 of beat.-PUitadriph^ lo{F‘;lrcr’ He called Dick’s atlcntjon to the animal, :’ Imliistratlou of all foreign j war map*. xho*rc-4' * a The late Dr. Hodgs, of Princeton 7h«> .xajui;The heavens open and n and Dick ■»><! that It w-s watching for a JI. ■’ :;v’: onjtnizatton. efficiency and defend, range once asked stndeM for toehU.'onMtloo l» w^,ta *,'d£So? oxki. ,r°3 £1 I The canal which I* to connect Man­ chance to attack them, but declared that , logical seminary,— — ------ -a -> ' charter, KogfamL with the sea, I* oseej ir it follow-^ H.tra u f.r « CUr,’. open- • the definition of i-u-ruixy. The student re L,e tt“r !“•!*• ivstAnd preparations of for, (be great eat undertaking* of modem times. ingliewoaM «et rU <4 U- <!««». n« italtcau*! i>y t he vessel* of “ 'burningM-Mi. are- ton- «h“b 1 7 c.r««- ~ J* q.«.k »re» It* total length will be MX ounw l'un-‘bd**. »u<i ,’y tbe ' Im> 9B feet dwp. I*1 f«* wldt: Rt the 1x3V °’ "l-r °i vvwwtl* in earn mission aud iu ; BOd 290 feet at the top It U a ravine sweaty wmc — --- -­ m-, ,r'L‘larir Listrituition j on the high I fourth* completed, and will ewt deep. The lynx did follow the men as far » nauV* “r*oxien' 88X1 W3.C00.0Mot maritime nations !l=x <IU ter JnxmkU.k, lx . LjJ.'' ''•’’Character,distribution andcapal«’n ?;. th.’M all inforraariou re­ t totbe liLtqry, dimcm.lan*. maehia- GATHERING NAVYNEWS. ery, turning powers, armor, coal capacity, speed, type, armameut. efficiency, deficien­ cies, vital parts and the peculiarities of every vessel afloat and building; also dock­ yards, depots, gun factories, gunpowder nnd explosive* and torpedo works. s_All *ucb information gives data for establish ing a oatiou’e status, naval aud military, for war, aud is absolutely essential in order to carry on a war intelligently and vigor ously. Naval operations and tactics. The con­ stant change* being made In tbe types nt vessels, machinery, guns nnd mouut* and armor produced a eorrcsjionding change in the methods of handling ships in battle. Even at the present day there are ao e«tah litdieii naval tactics; such iw have been used in naval maneuvers are experimental. and the naval maneuvers of ISOOhave fully demonstrated the deficiency of these and tbe necessity of remodeling Ibem. Impor tant development* in nnval tactics are antf ci paled from the maneuvers of the N>rth Atlantic squadron and squadron of-eVolutiou. Mwwoa? F �Ona morning while she wm painting 1 ’ • *fcrs-*.. rxvv «pan for her studio, camt* <«t of a gold mine. So good luck ' intheCUXS* | ent. x ou will be at liberty to terminate j Btoouid have advised fidlowing it up. her mother I our agroemmt without warning, at the 3tii! j the mani8r WB, not coo- to"T^ you ale*.” returned the count; and and out shopping, theand Mra. Baunick were out ixwrinrth. rt—•• . j moment when I suggi . suggest anything that tht* other questionable featthen tha door ckwrf, and he was gone. was brought in to her. **h(. , ' ’ vnn may tnnv Aiaannw,,-.. n..» you must ! ures. ........ II you disapprove. But It stood by itetlt." Tbe rest of that day passed very pirns- give me the order!" she «u-l blT* J i meanwhile let me be judgv of the value I “The widow is still living?" antly to Tom Bannick. He deposited and reflecting that it would b, If’ I of your serried. An honest man is not “Oh, yes; and if Tin not mistaken she antly . easy to find, even in New York; nnd he rqeans to piny a big part iu society th* hm ten thousand dollars in the bjmk. like to receive 1him in j.ur -wdi and then drew ont one thoyaand dollars in hand, she hade thn 8,^.. ’ is therefore valuable. Yon will have winter. She has money enough, nnd a to the form of twenty foliar Wils. One him in. •CTVlUit renting . 8Cna "t r,> ’ ■ tiie management of large interests and good portion. I wudi the Ravous, poor of thero he presented to his office boy. He presently appeared, fillip .. tho offer I mako you is not more than a thing*, had had tho half of bur luck.” * fair commission.” “Ah! and have they met withSiisfort- irarprialng the latter out of cynicism on doorway with hu tell. militeL . the spot. The remaining forty-nine he de- Olympia, rid ng. glanced at “I can’t believe it!” escalated Tom. < unes, then?" Uo*; “I mean—I beg your’ pardon—it seems “Well, it’s hard enough for a man to posited in the hip pockets of hi* trousers, upright hair, his shining ey^i. na if there must be something behind. I make his way, let alone a couple <xf He would have preferred the jingle of his short, p*tot<*d beard, ;4l>d f’xr'i v may bo a foul, do doubt—iy fact, that's • WOJUen , ," ,. The old Isdy could do noth­ gold in California faahion; it seemed so would find him tiresome, but * ?i 4 herjc an press *. a matter 1 always have liesn.” • ing, jngt except t!Xp - of course. — ---------------------------eat and wear clothes; but much more like real wealth, he said, but been so good to her friend. ai. 1 h, the bilh were new aud he to«k a subtle and rumor made him out . , I A client, he wohld have said, but it | "Come, Mr. Bannick, lot us not waste the }y>ong one had pluck, and sbe knew delight in crumpling them out of their diuary- n' personage, that sh, time.” rai>l the connt, unbuttening his ! how u, jrftW nn(] bow to play the piano. PAST THREE—LIFE. I didn't seem worth while te hazard tho P«*d to make the mo»t of an v ; coat and taking out his pocketbook. I j advised her taking pupils, and aha criapnesH. r-uppoaitiun. Ncverthelem slipped the thej “This is the twenty-fifth day of October, jump*) at the idea. I got n f<*w for her, • .u-nnneiaa be tx* slipped After attending to the count's busi- traits ho might dixphiy. ’ 1 n-wimna. ------CHAPTER IX newspaper into the wastepaper basket. By the twenty-fifth of November yon anjaho succeeded so well with them new hu walked to his tailor's and was “I interrupt you at vnnr v , .u* TOM BjUVNICK'S VIKTTOH. • threw- open and iuux had ia«n taken up up will know mo well enough to know , —- hie desk mmu 1 others came nloug. Bnt pupils are measured for a couple of the best niu he,' bowing, and looking v. -, 1. n I his pen net! to tn write nrrilx. the day ,1... of tho month at • whether you desire our relations to con- ' not to he jiad fasumnfar. and she would to be had. On his way uptown he and with so marked a Fnm i, the liead of a sheet of blank pajier. when tinuo or not Meanwhile I give you 1>0 fortmjate to make eight hundred a stopped in at various emjioriums of that Olympia tmamsriondv r. uh,,! .' the office boy opened the door. your salary for that first firat month. Next ' year. Luckily. I had more tqoui tfoin I fashion and bought such things as a him in the Gallic tongu*< wlLh i “Gentleman to see you, dr," he said, contcnt* we Part- needed iu my house.no there was no lady’s sealskin coat, full length; a couple spoke really us well as her .,wn -uV and handed over a card. It boro thn Is that right?” 1 I rent for them to jisy, hii J they are com- of dosen pairs of tbe finest silk stockings; nun, monsieur." said she . ••v.,ns* name and title “Count Lucien de Lisle." “I have bettU been a ;or _I “““ Innfit °f my panv for my wife when I'm away.” half a dozen changes of ladies’cambric mlnoommode pas I.* motr.i <h* ul(11iiD? “Why, that’s tho chap at the Bre- life.” said Tom. clearing his throat and >ite.u». iu. »u » -They are living with you, theaF and silk undcrwcaY; handkerchiefs, apropos, c’ret de mon ouvragi* quo'-.r । voortr muttered Mr. Braunick. “Show looking steadfastly at the other. “It’s 1 ’ Jas “At my invitation—yen. Mine Raven gloves and scarfs in quantities to suit, avous a causer, restu pus?" tbe gentleman in, Jacob,” he added. uo use blinding This evidently pleased tilv roant - the fact t^.it • -you are insists on paying board; but"—hero Tom and of quality extra superfine; and he A tall man entered, removing his silk making making me mo a a wonderful wonderful proi&itioo. prop* "' It’s chnckled-“I u**e it to buy tha pictures came mar buying h lot of bonnets and much, and put him completely a: hi I hat as he did so. lie was n hands*ua? not ordinary businra*. and I can’t ac- she puts on rale in the shops when no boots, but rejected, in time, that it is case. He sat down ou the littl * sof. \ I count for it. If I had saved your life man, and of striking appearance. Hits count for it. If 1 had saved your Ufe one eU, thMn. I’ve got qnito n wiser to leave those mysteries to women, the window. Olympia remained at • I' hair, of a Light brown hue, inclining to and you wanted to reward me for it you collection of ’em: but, blera h?r heart There being still a couple of hours before easel, but laid away her palette m 1 reddish,- was cut rather short, and stood couldn’♦t -------------------------------* of i' gb<% <loegn.t ltr do more.-----Such an amount dinner, he visited a new apartment brushes, and they were charting t! upright over liis head without any part­ money isn’t a salary: it's a fortune. I I house above Madison and find-i -----------------gether in the of ran p.-^ „ath .r 1 I I “ Yon have told moan intcroBting -----------—; square, -•—------------- language ““*su<*kc oi ing, to tho French manner. His beard, can't earn it; it would bo a gift, Mot a I ‘ story." remarked tlw count, "and be- | mg ‘°K a • handsome suit of of .a dozen room* rooms freedom end and vivacity of-.jfal of ,1!,] acquaintalso cropped short and pointed at the payment. But if you are buying only’ 1 cause 1 appreciate it I will buy some of [j vacant ho engaged them thm then nnd there, anew. Olympia did not find the own uud there " ' *' * chin, was of the same hue; but his eye- my uiy services, services, and ana not nor my my eohl. soul, Ii’ll n accept accept I tho stiff aud-------rather You। Returning I Returninghomo homehe helooked lookedinfaat ataaflorist's florist's -----------------^niwrtertou* „ brows and eyelashes, nnd his eyes them- it. I'll make my services as valuable as | tbe young lady’s pictures myself. 1 shall givu me tbe name of the shop: nna j ,uid "I*nt dollars in a profusionofof that thatshe shehad hadpictured pirtnre.1him i 1Ufrom ,fr,,n T7"5 selves were somewhat darker, giving a '! I’ can."” j where they are to te^aold. Sheshall ' •ricb 0101" and 14 rich Ccolor and fragrance, fragrance, which which he he I descrintton. description. peculiar character to his countenance, I “If you have not saved my life, per- [ “And is this your first visit n Am r­ [ also paint a picture to order for my ordered sent to his address, and then scarcely modified by the gold rimmed ।I haps jyou ««* ***«/ mj>uo umo h » vb uoue xor may Horae time have done for ■' home bo went, with one twenty dollar ica?” sho inquired at length. ' ' । ' , house." eyeglasses that sat astride his handsomo • some one a good net for which you were "(htnd vu.rntng, rfr,” raid 7\»ra toll — in — his pocket, a joyful heart, and a "I feel already so much at home that I note. A breasted ooat was ” remarked the connt' | “ThatHright good of yon," said Tern । — A black black double double breasted was |I: never never recompensed, Near the upper end of Nassau street, ।1 nose. buttoned round his figure, and coat his erect gi«nUy. "And , heartily. “ She ’ s a nice girl, but de; countenance studiously grave. * c*u nanny uunk it is my n rRt ." h*. n u *JJY dI / t th ‘ uk U b ,n v •" ns *** »«"—1 i-«- a------ . -1- **And I psrhaps take this means to New York, stands a tall building con- and slightly formal carriage bespok? of discharging serves a bit turn of the wheel. But I beg ■ played the silent and eerious role plied, “and I am nearly o.-* ;.] ,j t<> ™aK an obligation conferred | your pardon for getting off the track of all through dinner; but not so cleverly this my home. Fr.;,:. . „ . . taintog business offices. In tbe year military training. His clothes were per- ' u France i<ir CVtr 1879 this building was regarded as one | fectly cut. with just n suspicion of dandy-: upon me by some one whom I was una­ 1 the.house; you happened to touch me on “ 10 ’’atiafy his wife. will l>, the France * raneeshe shewa<" wm." , , 1 firi.-tlrrNew York and ud wm occn- . i<,m iX •£* “Pldonofdudyble to to reward at. the time. We mast 1 a spot right over my heart. What rent j “tjecun» to mo you'ro vety qneer this । of the finest iwNew York was occuto the’ J?!, fashion uf"•' tbe collar and the ; bl. — .... “Then,, jyou arc an.imperialist? Bnt wc chiefly by by a . good (rood class ctemof l«w. j design o“ m .“J .«* j ILa use of each other In thin way. If copiedI chiefly of lawof the Bcnrfpin. *5 But dandyism ,Vm no tia, emperors >.. ,r | would you like to payF j evening. Tom." she raid at length, have hmf yers. The apartment on the northeast (jn B foreigner is simply "foreign,” and । besides your servicea I gain your friend­ "I want to Irav the house.” “Don’t you think so. Olympia? Is any' "Frenchmen are not like American*; corner of the top floor bore upon the j bears no stigma. It waa evident at i> ! ship I shall be still your debtor.” I “To buy it! That’ll cost you some- ! thing the matter, dearf" . ---- --------------------------- hand. The D* they need tho strong ground glass panel of its door tho legend, ' glance that Baron Lucien de Lisle was a ’ The somewhat formal manner of this thing. You might get it at a reasonable j At tliat moment Tom heard the door- Lisles were Fn n* hm* n t** :: -moni be­ “■niomfts H. Bannick, Law Office.” Mr. gentleman iu the most exacting sense ot ; . rest. — the hem,: i- under s closd just ,1x11 rinK* and knew that his various pur- fore the first Napulwinkft • -r-icx Thev °r ™ telling y-u Bannick had lived in tbe building since the word. id word ~ “ IIEX .’X «“ — ” 7I uow," IItelling yen: but but when when itit ; cliases were beginning to arrive. were monarchists: bu! at lui -nt them 3to erection, but only latterly in his . ~ vjuM, wirs. He xn* hod DUO begun DCgUn busiDUSl- , —- * 1 ■ — ■ - —---- - —... .... .miow. present quarters. ness in in one one of of the large suits suits of of offices offict® 1 j!or “S before * 1“ lbhim. '*.card “ inHa bi® liand to the visi- ' “bserving, "I cashed a check nt the lank she large you would buy the house for less tiian it . ladies in a solemn tone, “that we shall poleun during the war with G.rnmcv on the the third third landing, for one one reason \°r anything **5.™ hLfor m’ you? '*5? on landing, but, but, for reason i! do ” ve “ cbair’ C*° 1 I jag* now“lf th” notM wil1 n°t foam, cost to build it—and that's not far off ■ h® obliged to vacate these lodgings next and I owe him much." or another, another, tho tho larger larger rewards rewards of of his hi* ! ..V*,’ ■ • venience you. Some time today you can ( half a million.” or ’y°n' i• week.” “You knew Napoleon himself? Did profession Ihad not come to him and . • 1 des;re "turned the count. His ’ ualat a receipt, and also draw up a pa' mmI uus vume w mm, and, voice was quiet and grave and marked “Who owns tbe house?" asked the I Mrs. IJannick gave her husband a sym- yon like him?" not being h*ino- weighted w«.iirhHwi down by v...gold 1.1 inlhis :’ ' by 01cea was quiet and grave and marked not Gallic accent, perceptible at first, P<’r to give you my power of attorney, I connt. ! pathetic look, “I owe him mu< h," repeated theoount. . as much ,, as to nay, “It's pockets, he had gradually risen from one ])nt which one soon became accus- and, if you like, uno emlxxlyiug our , ' an outrage, their persecuting you so, but “ I cannot criticise him. He was a imat "It’d be his widow, I think—Sullv ■ ao oatr;‘S*'* tfacir peraomting you so, but floor to another, until nt length he had towed. He spoke English, as Tom soon agreement. And now." he added, as if ! Malchin that wa*." worry about about me me." Olympia • ! don't warrv " O ’------ ■- raid: •• adventurer, and he conquered fortune found himself, architecturally speaking, ' noted, quite idiomatically, though with to prevent Tom from giving expression j I “Perhaps I have money enough to pay lor a time.” "I wish to say no more than is neces- • ------- ■<------ »- — above all his fellow tenants. To go ! a more careful precision than a native to tb-* feeltags that were swelling in his i i «... —... M- P ----- t-Y Fm sure JI ..gilt wijat did he do t«peci«r.y for rary; house for my Ba^ick. *i u (lauve ' pu» uu» uiu u-->«”ivktuu i<> wiiAfr mv - . but 1 must have , .the • ., ^ourrJ*.nt’ higher was impossible. He was not yet । ^dd------- >ua IId....u, *»“ “ uowm lIU‘li was wui—.------------ --------- ---i have!" yon?” ’ . “ *'• He sat down, put his hat • in ff. ’ I have seen a house that will suit ,u *°y " probable I may light enough to live in the empty air, , £nd gold headed cane on the book shelf 1 ,ue- 1 "'ant y°n 10 "•’cnre 11 for IU0property liecomes more valuable then I “ I can't sjand this much longer, ” raid “Well." said tbe count, hesitating a desire to make alterations iu it. And if ' although if things went h“ dwluCAO® the- hook shelf II “Whereabouts is the homseT inquired ». ;» ----------- on as they ■ ■had- I?------------ ---------------jrfl it afterw*r»l T*.r».»n« " —-——^*--—12 i —LL. J— I Tom to himself. “Why don’t they bring little, "he gave me th- Cross of the been going it looked as if he would hare f°5 fST’’ ' wrou feVMkg lb iuv«eu as u ne would bare were of the two button variety, and elab­ Tom. that confounded parcel np stairs?” But Legion, and he gave m ? my title. My could sell it afterward perhaps.” . to lire on it ! orately stitelwd on tire Wks. I “Y«:_that's true. You’ll pay half a ' he cump<*lled himself to shake his head father was n plaih gentleman." The count described its location. Breaus.'. man is poor in N.-w York it -j in New York to stay son» and sigh us if all hope were vain. “What had you dune t » win the err/-" million, then, if it ’ s not going for Iraa?" i “Why that’s the Harry Trent house?" Ii "You will have the power of attorney; 1 floor not always follow that h« ia a Ume ■■ oontmutxl. -and I wish a •Tv© spoken for other rooms already,” The count smih-i. "1 wa> uot a great r Monndrel. or ovmi that he te incompc- I h,„lw. Th- hotoi. y„„ comprehend, te Tom exclaimed. “It’s a good house—I jj you can draw for whatever is needed," ( he remarked. soldier," he raid, "but 1 had good luck. don't suppose there ’ s a better in town: tent. Tom Iterator, at all event., wm mneiw,. hut not-not-nol"- He j said the count, buttoning up his coot. v Well, we shall feel more comfortable Opportunities came in my wa\. Yen re­ neither. He was born of a good North made a gesture with hte right band, on . but no one has ever Lived in it. Do you . "If you please, let it be done by tomor- 1 in some less expensive place," raid Mrs. member that Bazaine fought at thr'bsttle of Ireland family, and bad been tbor- the finger of which was a large and know why?" ’ row. The season ia now near, and I ■ Bannick, with a smile that made Tom of Gravelotte. near Metz, ou the <i?h“Its situation pleased me, nnd it seemed ] wish to be at home this winter." onghly educated at Dublin university. 1 beautiful ring. long to jump up and hug her. teenth of August." After a mpplemontary career in law he -Not enough elbow rponi." Tom «ng- to have—what you call elbow room.” “Mamma aud I have been thinking Olympia nodded. "An<l he shut hun­ “The owner, the man who built it, I “Very well. Here is the receipt for j came to America with ten thousand 1 “No, 1 .uppoa^wiot. Bat, by aP »“ Metz the rame night!" pounds in hte pocket, and an imprwalo-- th,. way, fm not a real estate ngent. Tin Harry Trent, was murdered tbere two or ; the ten thousand dollars. I'll say noth- : that we are able now to take lodgings ing about thanks, bnt 111 do my liest to J by ounstslres." began Olvmpia, "and"----“Yes: 1 .VljQ ar” ig^"^ othree years ago. It was a famous case. jj kt-ep tha: be was goirfg to make a large fort- , , Uwyer " my end np. .The power of attorney j Tom could not have held in another these things. Well, then, be wished to one. Curiosity and a temper Wpiteble -I comprehend. But I am a stranger I was retained in it myself. It gave the -“^“•* bnt Jjust “ov «wn moment; then we the aoor dooroper opened, wod news to MsrMai: u. who w» someto adventure drew hun to the wre-ten: here. , ftnil the custoute uufamUter. I house a bad name. Do you care fur that | will be nt your hotel for your signature ■ — this afternoon. Ill step over to Cartage and i1,1 came. a*-- *TVan‘ lf»rl with H a l>iK wben' ‘“the west o^ns—:t might be fifty _ state-a. where for a dozen years be had v thought, if 1 get wise one to act for me, sort of thing?" Browne’, oSra .-.nJ M Bbnt U»”h^ . W? buI- «1<1™«1 *» Mrt. BuwicV mite, or it mtelit I. » hon lrofl 1’. «« “No," answered the count simply. “I ? ,y “d„ .«“• °l lL 1 it is more expedient and quicker. 1 pay lunch. u<l hrrt ’ , the ulclrww of ’ Tomei exctelmwl that tefly. "Why. rthlly » hunflwl. »> It tnrn.-l ooUtarl twlc-. money, and once , nion,h mnch. all te done and I think 1 have beard of that man." he add- ; thrt u. .I...,.; :.h;; .a-.------ --- ' wK-**’’ »l*-‘ * <-J. after a pauaa. "Waa ho not a mor- ' It's not far from your hotel." was worth a couple ot hundred thousand „0 mtatoto. Am j cIoa^thirty miles by wandering." dollare. These vltMsttode., it must bo j nnaOTtand what yon mean." said chant of diamondl!” | -What u vonr own ^rivaL- addreaa. I mo anything?*" • I “Open it and.{ft»see what it ia," said “You bore the dispatch*": fr’ta Bazxu*? oonfes-xl. were not incident to the regn- ; Tom. «,dearoring to dtegutee hte excite, -That was the man. Tall, fresh look- Mr. Haniickr' inquired the count, ter practice of hte profusion.-he specto I m,.nt,by rubbing hte chin and looking ing. ' with white hair. An agreeable fel- I won’t bo long in the place where it I Tom, thrusting his hands in his pockete toMacMahun. thenr his impatience, ho should tear it jt“ n I had an nnploisant , •„ , . time toted in tend rad mining properties, and ionI ot the window. “By George" low, I believe.” “’I did, nnd 1 now." returned the Irishman, his eyes I Vlest, P?“ in nimseii. Of--it — My killed: («•Uteinerttablo ups and downs followed. > lhoug|), he u fe|k)w., 1............. 6utrcu nununxx nniX sixty“\ea, I vi have met him. Was he not in twinkling, and indicating by a nod of I open himself. c j first hors** was --------- “my *’’72i Mnt Bunich opened the box. unfolded oad wm drowned: I wcmnwllwotuxlrt After Lis second reverse he tossed up a M rich as they say, I may make money, nine? Paris in Yes, eighteen the emperor hundred wm and said aixtyto do ' the head the little pile of bm'iknotoi that ’ — V'K^ddn 2°e. JU,<J disclosed a mag--1 in the leg and in the anu with cent by way of determining whether he out Wonder how five thousand rome business with him. And he ■ was 11V v„ .K-----------------------ntfl^l do^ Oh. thtah £ । slightly ™ 11 wish you to remain entirely muopead- KTerai queer things about the owe. rUUAN - yKsswwnos G 1 1 J ■w If I ; ' | I IH sealskin cloak. “Oh, this is evi- | one thing and another. I time should follow the law or go to Califur- a year W(ra](j strike him?, Courage, my morderod, yon say? And yon were of week, and give my wife and our friends “ ' 1 nia and prospect for gold. The cent tov, Now nr v----------- । -------t**“ : aawu< Ml UllCir , " ~J « —— boy! Now or never! You would like I the counsel?" camo up heeds, and he chose law ac—— _r —w-M., a»M.. uc cuuse law ac- ■ to tafce entire charge of your busiown. But wo shall be happy to see you, j! . ./ *„ wr i. Cordmgly. many he uau had ncM affai„ while yoa haTer he con- 1 I “I— appeared » ‘ for the prisoner.” handed in my dispatch* s. Napoleon v. , «--<*- The — —j .friends .,vi*uo mv ’ r,"*° '“ 9lyn,E?a: "liere'»" VYf made and his knowledge of mining got ' Una0(1 ^4. "Well. I suppose some beT man who murdered him. who sir, wherever we are. and whenever .t *| ‘•The a card1 Vd the marshal wen in th. mom to­ i...y anjta you. I’m in Eaat Thirteenth street 1:‘imied him Mamty auxueu 8neh arrangement could be made. But । jdenty of business, and « it turned ’’ , to it: -- -To Mrs. Bannick, with «1WJ the Mrt} geth<-r. MacMah.-n qutv:'ioued qjc. The |' 1~t ‘u^°LT, "™ °rT-,Wh<’<lenr ........ *................. *u_* he 1— was a better manager uf thero'd be a great deal of work connected me conviction prisoner was tbeaud is jmtatprewnt. ” out that “Well, my wasnot then, il'« from dispatch said that Baratne meant to The count rose slowly. -I thank yon: I your hnalamd hinwoU! other people's affairs than of his own. '•”* break through the inviting armies unnow, that the prisoner wan not the man him. Appearances Hnrrayl He was making a fair income when it with it, and prices nre high in New who „u.. murdered —— Art~»—uMcS were 1 will nol incommode yon until you are | *11“ri 'J »erie* Tom, “it’s der Prince Frederick and Albert of Sax—’him, *but —* ’I ’believe ' said he. “It cam** to me," he ! ii right, came intq_his head that he might do still York, you know." He looked up at his 1• against he was inno­ !' settled," ngnt, girls! girls! The Tho 1new rooms we are W >»d gain Chalons bv a northern added, with some hesitation, "that if I visitor with a smile. . .^-.-1 Tit ---------” ‘ ~ better in New York. w ♦ cent. His name was Keppel Darke an 1 Jf! flome hwdU ri l“07s~ We'« f00*- 1 “H that 1 did n‘>? Iwiiere he ’ an e—1 cturwi "I sliall hope there will b? uo dis­ artist. ’ ■ j^ r*st~T — <|f -I (Ua *.Lj young lady to There is plenty of money in New York, aI "Pent nine hundred and irould succ**ed. The enemy were tee have merit, and I therefore decide to ihl said the count,, I “Did you prove it to the jury?” but, like the fairy gold of the legends, ! agreement about that." a Y? t“‘s afternoon, nnd here’s "irons and wen* eonatantli :<-*>:iforeel. ::uiey (. give give uer her an <<Uer <cder for line, one, it it would bb a slight inclination of thebut head. “1. j “No." Mid Tom with a _sigh, .__________ It bus n way of vanishing just when yon with Bn bniit to your demands; I bad u d twenty! ’ AnJ springing Napoleon listened and k -nt hf*eyi*cu sigh; “they । necessary for me to have a pet»3aal in- tn hi 1 a personal inthink you have your hands on it. Tom jDtended offering you ten thousand dol- I found him guilty in tho second degree. • ~--------- *-------- -- ’ bT Mnbr~*d flwt 4>" wife and «n*- "What should we d... then Mr. de u.u. Ruui. m me second degree. > terview with her. Would tnal be conBannick was a sound lawyer and a man : iarH" to impr>Duuuicui> imprisonment for for ' veniont to her?" . He JTh was sentenced tc ympin and her mother amid a Lash*?" be asked me, •>’ «rch to save <rf excellent judgment, but he was in- [ .‘.Tcn thousu*d a year!" exclaimed life. ■ ohm of exclamations' and questions Bkris At oncer I said. N;q. ie<’n giaured its- ti They ------might 1-* , as well •• ■have hanged j "Indr^d-then. I think jt would!” exanu a seeno nf excitement impowrible to MacMahon and n dded. But. m I . •tartgibly honest. He was conscientious Tonlt Burprijled into a jubilant tone. In him.” to a degree that caused his colleagues to j a momwrt his warm Irish imagination “Why do you say that? If he is inno­ । claimed Thm with a chuckle. “And dotko > And before they could settle IcMued later, the minister of war in shrug thmr shoulders. He objected to a hundred cmUm in tbe air. cent, it is always still possible that it yop’ll find her acquaintr*nce as well r*r*» »^iOn5r Cn,nFOSQro the hell xhins had sent oreters t- inov < • M<"tx, taking np doubtfn! cases "on spec.." and , . pardon me; I woo}d not expect you may be found so; and then, since he still worth making as any girl’s in New “J0** bamU« »n<l boxes Mac Mahon hesitated. Nq n. who York.” *o defending causes which seemed to 1 that ** the c^mt. gravely, lives, it can bo inode good to him.” looked i'vUnbi dinin& r000* WM ^** ’roold not decidf, and in the The count bowed. "And if,” he add­ tnmm.him to tovQlve thtevery. He had no in- ' luul hoped to indnce yoQ toJ5ive your “It will nover bo much good'to him, a haberdasher's and cos- end, ns no docbt you rvitiein':-r, madeffuentml friends to back him up, and he time almost wholly to my affaire, and if poor boy! He was killed in a railway ed, “you should find any obstacle* in Ulke/l f°Qr baPW’ I*ople nioirelle, we-M?tont for the Mens*. H ■wm -not a politician. Onumer tbe other ,— wa tue uanu,hand. , ten thousand dollars a month, paid smash as they were taking him to Sing the way of obtaining ]>osae«sion of tho thnn*»h/o.wouj^ have "as when that order w.is given that be mnetimes advocatod ap­ j monthly in advance, will secure your Sing. He’s ont of tho question. But I’d house—any, I mean not with reference h* aMn.Hto.te. -j - - ’ a cose that ’ a doMa ot them, and France was defeated. Se.h.n «’.« merely like mighty well to get on the trail of to the price—it would give me pleasure 21iZ^^<’atbar^of,uln,irationand the corollary. pealed to his sympathies, even when it did not pay him much. Altogether be I services the arrangement will gratify the real murderer. That would bo to wait ujior Madame TYent She and I ed his *z-rJ^*»D7"Lth Tom iQterl*rd“And were yon at .Sedan .<- < could, perhaps, come more quickly to an nremorninK'» advent- . “Yes; I saw the end. When worth while still I” was not a success. He had lately mar- me." MJx« Toni turned his chair round so as to "Have yon suspicions on the real one?” understanding than through the medium the flow*..- ‘°,11*oniur«> count. Finally got his wound it wax■ .<? m th* • ieu a pretty little wife, who had • made face his interlocutor squarely, aud looked of an agent." | “ I can ’ t say I have. Nobody seems to far u~ d a,T,'’ed two divisions, one morning; be gavc his >■■ ui:i».-uid t■< l’1^ ' him very happy, nnd whom he would at him several moments in silence. “Do liavo benefited by bls death. His widow, “It's quite on the cards she may find a hav^ liked to make vtry rich. She was and Ml! °°® toT Olympia rot, who was in hts rmhr - -::**•*. you seriously propose. Count de Lisle,” for seeing you,” Tom returncd, “Tbs.* ^tber,‘ . perceived that our only !>";»• w»s to - a rcmmI manager, but there was no mag-.c he said at length, “to offer to pay me a to be sure, got his fortune; but she must reason rubbing his chin; “but as for tbe money, i wif,• • rioos:" *xcI*itoed Tom’s break through ti* the westward and gain dwarf to help her spin tbe domestic salary at the rate of one hundred and have had the use of it while he was alive. My idea was that Trent had some' in­ 1 fancy shell take it, so there’s enough ->th ’ couldn't bear an- Merierw. But the French wen- dxtmeiL straw into gold. twentv thousand dollars a year?" of it. However, you'll get a full report trigue or other that never was known nnind a1^ tonight! Tom, you are an DeWimpffen. who had i«* en appointed One October morning Mr. Bannick arThe'count inclined his head without about, and that that was tho cause of I this evening.” mu so ia the count! What sort MacMabou’s contingent staves*'? by or ■»gived atjiis office about ten o'clock, and epeakfag. “Then 1 will detain you no longer,” 1 Lis death. But there’s no telling.” -aarerUiueJ from the pale faced and cyn­ a^n *• be?” dem from Pan.-, was ma 1 * ?• »“ •'Well," said Tom, *Tm afraid I shall -Had he nn relations—no friends—to remarked the count, stepping toward the । “Wrmri .a^b replied Tom; only countermand Ducrot's onlers, hnt ical urchin in charge of the anteroom '■ door. have to decline it." whom a part of his fortune might have Mln—eir« ey*; a handsome to prepare to pierce the < nemy s lm« to that no one had yet called there—a piece I “1 should be sorry for that May I been left?” “Before you put on your gloves Td hi* m2 J*BTenl He’s a bit stiff in the eastward and march for Metz- ^ou of news which custom luul robbed of its i usk why?’ “No blood relations, as for as is known: wish to shake hands with you, Count de | DMDner, but that's only outside. We uiMy imagine, madenu*i.-*elie. the ronstartling features. He then enter.-l the । “Hl tell you just what’s in my mind. but—well, this was an odd feature of Lisle," said Tom, advancing with his ,e chams before he left, and fusion. It bjod liecame romternam*. inner room, hang np his mat, lit a cigar- oucu * buu» is uuuearu ot. xn my proSuch a sum is unheard of. In my pro­ the case. There was an old lady and hand outstretched. “There's four of us • dQ*» *°d-with *•“••• ;>anir’ >,cftnwto,k the «te, and sitting down in h» revolving fession I’ve made it a rule never to do her daughter in whom he was interested, at least that you’ve made happy today, I ttato tedinjTtamml" him ’* u if *** ) I Germans encircled us: from the chair began to rood the newsjiaper. The 1 fruything that would make me feel ud- j and I believe ther were some sort of disnythin^ that would make me feel un­ and if that’s your custom all I have to { I rounding hills their cannon piayed on Fnmch indemnity, it appeared, wa* paid. comfortable—ashamed to look myself in 1 uuif. evusina of b*_s. Lt was reported say is New York will be sad to part witn M ora wqMlotMo,. thoojb » never met --------------W, converging. cxMjTr.siug. We could do nothing: Louis Napoleon was not exp*cted to live. any one a bit like him Wore. I suppose us, the face. You can get any Itgtnmaw i that oe thought of marrying the girl; be , you!” Count Lucien de Lisle, the Mexican mill- . ousmeas aone ror ten vnoiwana a year; at was acting as her guardian, and allowed “u‘* we oould we tried. In the m«T*j De Lisle took the Irishman's hand and ■11 good fellows will be like one another., what busxneae done for ten thousand ayearj at k-naire was stopping at the Brevoort any raze, Td do anything that didn't •omehow. But it was odd, all the same. ”> ing I had. at Napoleon's request, the two an incom? out of his own pocket. gave it a powerful grasp. House. Stocks were *lnU. Mr*. Harry I hurt my conscience for that, or half of “I have had er-miea," raid be. “I have But when he died his will gave them hours, and later, when lk>uay «t •*” Trent entertained a few friends at din- ' ij. But ten thousand a mouth means felt the hostility of tha world. Now that nothing, not even a continuance of the gave way before the Fifth sad Merrnta net last night. 1 that you are after aomethiug that is not allowance. ” I have power, it is my wish to make corps at Floring and we were all wioj -“So she has reentered the wwid^ha.- L.-giumate, and I must tell you that friends. Not to buy them, Mr. Bannick; “And tbe wif? was not contested?” siie?' said Tom Banmck to himself, you've come to the wrong place for itz’ Tom Bannick and his wife soon moved! driven in upon our center, I joined in “No. Mira Raven was sensitive un­ I know how to exact the value of my the charges of our Seventh cavalry, an* “WeH, by George, she’s got the money! The count listened to this speech very wealth, when that is my cue. But I ‘“to th«r new quarters, and Mre Raven der tbe circumstances and preferred 1 wish it had been that jxx>r Raven girl! sttoaliwdy and it"evidently pleased him. should be glad for a few people to feel and OJpapte accompanied them. Olym- I believe it was there that I won not” Hulk*! What’s that?” I “Isee I have not been misinformed , b*1 fdS •on*"',ha* sensitive, crosa. At any rate. I 'vm pretty “But if he left a widow how was it I that there is something in me to like aud Tbe carter door had opened, and some about you,” he raid. “I am glad you up anch intimate relationa hurt there, and Ute m the tlmt he expected to marry this young respect bewdefi my money. It ia a great -y**' cue war til* '* ladyT 1 deal for a rich man to hope that be may -Tth people now grown wealthy, bat ahe while IJay inside the be thought of a« anything except a rich l idded to th. Bannicka' obekmsly siu- ■ to the cannon anil wondering if *n? would be left alive by morning, the U t> mam it i* ~ “™ — ’Jeaidea, the price 1 by Count da Liale and his to dMto hiiDMlf: »nd «>h’ Mby.mrd or toilet. Hu to***.**1 I our line at Daig �u. W. re broken. But he saluted me *5!!Xjv ‘We •*“ f0°? T,i. 1 am about to order the , BO I wirt to ** that >t b >H»t roar fau,t that yoor trieral Mr. B.Mick Yon naw saw the remfail- : -l.iy. You IT' “ ’°‘<1 ,i it; you have also ex- ' <*. l’L > a bravo mon. and in • t the l**t result*. You • nj.mwr t •1 1 -ntodit ni adT.ro.to V«“»"b. looted rttw A- “ “ "" — tbe boqdtrt" iertr rated .bool tho Mnbolenee 5n v to he emperor; uieanh.idr I h-4ow upon you .what is -Count do Lhlc Olmpu risio. whhr.l’' I”'' wh^rti toS , [■•.-tow.’ He thou gave FA’0 in tuyp " ’'' -,,in his breast, and put in ’t hard to control, ",0a don't know what i M«4 paper—the patent of i yon arv.ay.nx. and that t. yoS ’ly xnjr ludtd ;» I olmerved your con- j rum. Kappol Darke died an innocent ndtoHty- ' He n, not m friend ,-.!.-and provided this recog- ' >»an. loved him. 1 told him “ wiln llj d®t,‘ lii*M Ha.! destiny been kind to oiticn -if ’• «aw him, and if he wore alive I rtonld totil i hate* been great in Pnuio-- ,..tii. .* <»f him.-* remarked last th-.ng ho pointed, it is the rmte \ w<>nder you like such a ' tld'i k “f T *• 10 ”»■ Do you I think i would part with it? Bat ion UUC.•. :r ^oto Ammon,* , ';ia "o' khow or yoa would not her. , , .ent. "and offered to । dared to speak so!" -u him lure. I said: । The Count de Liale listened with his • lew are over France ; he*d bent, end without answering ho tii i u-.i’.n.' But he answered i moved to the window and stood looking France will never After a while he turned and lean<M^ that it w lieKiid;'and, t»o- ! bis bnck against the sill. fMfiw n - . .n. uun. 1 once thought “MAdemoisrile," be said, “I am glad । •» a future for me and had I lo believe that Keppel Darke was inno­ ^xe might '*«« inno! it. But oil that is _ 1 do believe it. for I am sure that . retire to England. Do . r°a could not have loved a man who was ptflh-P ». if you will, and seek . capable of such a crime; but Mr. Ban1.U I have lost.’ Other nick told me he was not executed. Are th. f.irtl : i Hl'-; among them secrets 1 *" *~l~ that ho ia dead?" " you certain fciac- '■ -Hia body was found chained to the himself. Bat I weary r!hif Wh k Uking “ii.-, wi th so long a story.” . -------------- - him to w 1™ j>™>un. jwi. ra»; 'Mi l lava deeply inter- I Ob, if there were any doubt!” She ; But ' . an outward quietude of ! pr«®e«l her hands together and her lipa .■ :. r there was in Count , trembled. d fire nud emphasis ' “Of course there can be none. Bat , d the attention and sum- j bod he lived you would have been his ■ re the imagination. wifoT L>o< i pUairt ->n his strong, reserved She covered her face with her hnn.li> fr.ni.- ! -r. y.. . wondered at the atthen dropped into her chair and ..! for her. And again, ' leaned her head against the back of it k ! i • ay. she had a notion ' Tbe count stood looking down at her. haw b«s a stranger . bis eyeglasses, and his powl N-me natures exer- i erful dark eyes were bent upon her with mm over each other, . nn intense expression. His lips were m-etit is as if they parted as if to speak. Bat at that mo­ ; r Iwf.flv. | meat a sound of voices won audible in n; rgiiuixatioa made her an adjoining room. Mrs. Baninck and i: ipre.-sions that had no Mrs. Raven hail returned from their iuriry people. The ef- । ehopping expedition. The count recov-t.im was to incline her cred himself in au instant. i •ung maiden instinctive- ! “I will do myself the honor to call ver threatens to subdae a#*in. Mias Raven," he said. “Forgive - ver. in Olympia's mem- 1 IU0 f°r having disturbed you. I hope .. K- ; ; l Durke remained • y00,5^*11 tbink of me as your friend.” : -•■’V'l. not tu be disturbed. *I And *-a then, *" as the ladies opened the door, y n umuse yonradf in ■ he bowed to them silently and ceremoni­ . asked, breaking a short ously and went out. / :u. i? some plan*," he said; thing is to make the acf ri;e people. That I must :. r this winter I mean to >• r-.y u. w house, and every .: y .> dy must be there. Afh JI I- a: home and can at■ '.v.n nusineM. I am going I .-■•►'I -f art." ”,:neilintely forgot her heei■ trial's g<»d news!” she ex­ ! n-?n is nothing I could de­ - I’m what will b0 the plan r - <\ re fund of art." obmil. l >.'king curiously at . y>'ur little pictures ntii'wm. but there is som-.*.. it 1 like, aud that reu. I.' tablv to me. But I mat } ur intere£jta the ad' art Liv s<? near your heart." .1 ,. very dear fnend who ■ I was ’.funking more .’ inv~ !f." She drew a -lit did not blush. “I . . ; would have wished, lad to -ee it done." • •Tin? not now livingF Bid th- < : • .irij !▼ time tiiree yearn ago." I’ think of him and wish ’ .Uns realized?" The count e-ordi in an undertone, and • 'Hjintming with himself ;jg 'llympia. “It will give ( mademoiselle," he conttyn-d, xhfr voice, “to know that • 11 my projects I am also !. *ites of one who wasdear ►••'ii-fi with losing color and Jprxhn.; -jfi. bit would be g’nrious!” n--nfi*»i. po-Mug her hands together. “But tan it b- dijne?’ Mnr.y .; p-.rer man than I could do ttmurh :i'. replied. “There is apitai r-nt ’igh is this country engaged to a .mg industries and developing ro* Civilization can spare me whs: 1 ...-. j f..r tfaja; hobby of mine; nnd . int ire g-ncration will think -vise ikan the present one.” 1> l: i. id b*-come moved beyond h'.i w. ■ the train of thought he was icdula - and had risen from his_ chair, • • iug up and down the’ room. At this jt ■ ’’nre his attention happened to be "r.»’t<-d to a portrait that hung ■■ '-eat tie left of tho window. ..-Jmirable likeness of Olymt.-'rew-lf. ‘‘A’)!' h . v’jumed, stopping short. He remained t iient and motionlew for wy-ral rn. tn< nfa* but finally said, in an ff>-:fere:.. tone; -That i« a goal work. !• u jour own?"' “Oh. no. I cannot paint like that," fie rer h...] w.ns painted by my i '■?’•■ -‘rtist It was the last thing t-jud i. ;,,re lnsd«»th.” ..?A k’”“1 *',rk." repeated the count Are yen .rilling to dispose of it? You ran y„!lr (rw:i {at iL Prank­ *> j t ;v, ta)^ a fancy to it" • !c*”’' 1 Be^- IV* raid Olympia. “It u . * S1‘ • preeious thing to me in tbe His carriage, with two horses, was standing before the door. As the count emerged from the 1loose ou the sidewalk ‘ there was a -angular bright and triamp >! ant expression on his face, as if some re­ markable happiness had befallen him. • An undendzed mffn of dark onnpleixion. with a black stubble of l>eard on his j face and wearing a ragged coat and a , derby hat rusty with age and two sizes ■ too big for him, was shambling along the sidewalk in a pair of boots that were । not mates. As the Count de Lisle ap­ proached his carriage the dingy wreck ‘ of civilization sprang to open the car­ riage door, haring determined at a i glance that the count was not only able to afford him a quarter, but was in the j right humor to do eo. X ! Thu count looked at the man ns he stood ducking and scraping, with his hat ; in his hand, and pausing, be put his ■ fingers iu his waistcoat pocket. There ; war. nothing there bnt bank notes. Tbe I count next tried the pocket of his trou! sets, bnt millionaires suffer from incon­ { veniences, aa other folks do, though of a I different kind. He pulled out, not sitdl• ver, YST. bu* Only a * handful hanilfnl of but only ot gtild." gold." ....am sorry," ho said to the num; ..V , "l “I have nothing but a ten dollar piece.” | "That’s better than nothing, captaiur the man returned, with a ludicrous affec­ tation of magnanimity. The countemiled in recognition of the forlorn bit of hngior and threw the coin into tho hat.-'The man took it out between bis forefinger and delicately, as a prestidigita,------ thumb, —— tour might, and anti by a quick movement teur j caused it to disappear. “My thanks, ca4.। tain," he said. “Another time I will do i as much for you!” Just there W.os a roar and a rush, and a clanging of bells nnd snorting of steam sweeping across the head of the road, a couple of rods off. It was a fire engine, galloping headlong to its destina­ tion toward tho eastern water front. The count’s noraes were spinteii creatures, and not as yet thoroughly broken in to New York customs. They made a spring, reared, and sprang again to got away. The coachnxau braced himself, but felt that he conU not control them. Tbe coant. who had placed one foot upon the step, withdrew it just in time to escape being knocked down by the forward ! lurch of the carriage. But the shabby man was enterprising in more ways than in collecting eleemo­ synary eagles. He jumped nimbly to the heads of the horses and caught at tho bits. He might have been succesful in stopping them but that his hat, being too large, was in some way jerked off his head, and fell upon tho nose of the off borae, who toesod it up in the icr. and having got to the end of his endurance made a tlcspcirato plunge. The pole of the carriage struck tbe man ou the left shoulder, swinging him round toward the right. He still clung to the reins with his right hand, but he was being dragged before the near horse, and after a moment or two bis bold slipped, end he fell on his Wk with his head toward the curb. Tbe wheels passed pver his b-gs below the knee, and his left leg was broken. Meantime a policeman had Th.j count contuiued to look at the come up, and contrived to stop the Pwtnut, but his face alowly reddened. horses, and Count de Lisle stooped over will pardon me, mademoiselle.” m.n t fallen man. ■’> » low vok* "! Ud not wp- I W '° Xdlr hurt.” he bo asked -k"! bta‘Are you badly hurtT him. J?* yon taa-_b. h«it»ted^7° S>Ui=. Shouldn Sboaldn't ---- ’t ".XL rO?™’K. *° * I I rf my own; bat. <:>nr fril.odj „ dM. to „ boinx •> it I*. «'• ioeonnmlimt ,k “ J'1’-)' remain with ns—we lore I' “Hl call an ambulance, sir. sai .SUT111 “ba' tllor Eose, and ‘ di *1 M-n tbeir departure. I' ”r‘r"LL1 U' tn way. frttta m tbe ‘ • ‘ ray ton I .“^i n,v>k» iImt " murmured the cnpi । Dobby de*r. I i. not an ambulance." I “by‘« I™ yon WX’ else* ibis man -------- ---“ 1lran 1 * to » remarkable fritmdahipr n not a common friendship, Q»"''l.Lirt,«art«w»newmV “<W* ““ 1 ’™ ““51 for oore-h-tt,. Don't g»l m tho «»y. my good Wlow, Now e»pUm, I am .t yoor irmcor He was lifted into the carriage, and his leg supported on a bundle of car­ riage rugs. The count took his seat be­ side him, and they set oot. The pavemeats were New York pavements, and did their best to add to the torture of the sufferer; but the carriage had won­ derful springs, so elastic that their prog­ ress seemed more like sailing than drivI ing. "And when, might your nwdenoe be, , if I may be so bold as to inquire, cap­ tain?’ said the man, in an interval be­ tween two grunts of pain. The count mentioned its situation. “Blase me!*’ exclaimed the other. "Not really! Weil, well! So the old house is to have on occupant at last! AVell. 1 declarer “You appear to nave been familiar with it?" said the count, amused. “In a measure, yea I knew Harry Trent well—very well. Ho built that house to live in—as he thought; but in­ stead of living in it he was murdered in it Mysterious, captain, tho ways of Providence! Poor old Harry I Friend of yours. rirt" ••1 have met him. Who are you?" “Alonso Garcia is my name, captain. Sounds Italian, doesn’t it? Well, I am of foreign extraction. Since my bua3MB connection with Trent was severed by his decease I have met with some re­ verses. financial and other.” “What caused them?*’ “Now there is a curious ;>oint!" vent­ ured the other; “^ery curious to one who is interested in the vicissitudes of life. The person directly infiuenrial in cutuung my disaster was the woman formerly known as Sally Match­ in, but now as the widow of this same Harry Trent That fascinating but fatal woman, captain, put me m jail on a baseless charge, and I only got out u week ago. 1 was the best friend she ever had. and she used me for all she thought I was worth. But I am a free man nguin now, and only one leg gone. 1 think the other may yet do me to get up with Mrs. Sally and recall myself to I her recollection. Ah! hero we are." “Alonzo Garcia!** said the count to himself, as he followed the servants who wore carrying the cripple into tho house. "Have 1 ever heard of him be­ fore? 1 shouldn't wonder if 1 might make some use of him." CONTINUED ALL OUR GOODS ABE GOING RAPIDLY. The reason is evident. People know that when we offer such inducements they, cannot go amiss. Dress Goods Immense Values in Fall Dress Goods. Latest Styles. Newest Novelties. Jackets. Everything New. For Fall and Winter Wear. A comparison of our prices will show that we are the Lowest. • Shawls. Come aud see our line before buying elsewhere. Blankets. Fine White and Fancy Bordered Blankets $1.00 i>er pair. Shoes. "We’ve no copipetition. A comparison of our prices will show that we give the very highest quality obtainable at the most ordinary prices. I _ _ j Mr*. Michael Curtain. Plainfield. 111., — makes the statement that she caught cold, which M-ttlrd on her lungs: aim wu treat­ ed fen a month by her family physician, but grew worse. He told her that she was a hopeless r irtitn nt consumption imd that no medicine could cure her. II<jr druggist xnggested Dr. King's New Discovery for Ccnsmuptlon: she I ■ought n bottle and to her delight found herself benefited from find doer. She continued its um* and after taking ten bottles, found hetsrlf sound and well, now dons her own housework and la as well as she ever was.—Free trial bottle* of this Great Discovery at W. 11. Good­ year** drug store, large bottles 50c and Happy Uooulrr*. Win. TitnnioiiH. postmaster of Idaville. Ind., writes: “Eltvlrk Bitters ha* done more for me than all other medicine* com­ bined. for that Imd feeling arising from kidney nnd liver trouble.” John Leslie, farmer and stuck man, of same place, says: • Find Elceiric Bitters to be the bte«t kidney iqrd liver medicine, made me fuel like a new man." J. W. Gardner, hard­ ware merchant, vine town, says: Electric Bitters is just the thing for a man who b all njn down aud don't <»re whether he lives or dice: he found new strength, good appetite and felt just like he had n new , lease on life. Only 50c a bottle, at W. Ii. i Goodyear's drug store. Ruckleu's Arnica Salve. The best salve in the world for cuts, bruises, son*, ulcers, salt rheum, fever sores, tetter, chapped hands, chilblains, corns, and all skin eruptions, and positive­ ly cures piles or no jmy required. It Is guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction, or money refunded. Price 25 cents per box. For sale by W. 11. Goodyear, the druggist The new Ncnnonlte church at Lvnu was dedicated Inst Sunday. A faded aud discolored beard Is untidy and a misfortune. It may be prevented by ualng Buckingham’s Dye for the whiskers, n never falling remedy. Tecumseh is raising fine celery. Throws It Off. There Is no disease more disagreeable and uncomfortable than catarrh. It at­ tacks tin- younraud the old, and it Is too often allowed to lake Its course. In such eases it frequently tacouio dangerous. The ikiIsoii extends to the throat and lungs, resulting in complications that are not readily overcome. All forms of catarrh, however, disappear before 8. S. 8., and that medicine Is now recognized as an al­ most Infallible remedy for the disease, it regulates the liver. Improves the digestion, and brings about conditions that enable the system to throw off the malady. Catarrh ana its attendant aggravations dis­ appear liefore S. S. 5., and so do all other diseases that grow out of a bail liver and Impure blood. Howard City wants a fair association. After all, tba best way tn know the real mreir of Hood’s Sanui|>arlu*. is to try it yourself. Be sure to »et Moca's. Small cranberry crop in Michigan this 0. D. SPAULDING. ■AH BANKRUPT SALE! Of a fresh stock of goods, purchased by the late firm of Holden.*Hire. This stock is being sold regardless of cost and every article will and must be sold. While You are at the Fair, Yqu can save your expenses by calling at THE BANKRUPT STORE And making your FALL AND WINTER PURCHASES There is not room in this space to enumerate the bargains we are offering, but here are a few: a a Ttohinsoa & Co ’a famous shoe, sold by the late firm of Holden & Hire H' fo7S4O) i8 now being sold at 2.00; a 3.00 lace shoe at 1.50; a 1.50 shpper at 75c° a 4.0& Buffalo lined boot at 2.25. Hats at 25c. up. season. «• .nvimiH to close out our hat stock and our prices are according greatly reduced. " complete line of fall aud winter Underwear: Gente’ Furnishing. Goods, and in fact * Bverytliiii.gr «•!««» irM'lo'1 the rage at H*rti,K«.mrttMn i» caused by * pot-om u- rrid in vLd, t» Ayr's 1’iH- Many the blood and ‘ have That mms to inake up a good general stock, all being sold regardless of cost • ' iis during the fair as it will pay you. Call and BANKRUPT STORE. �NEIGHBORING COUNTIES. David Hollenbeck tta •ffloent test front the Ionia . Police raided some of the gambling dens In Kalamazoo Thursday and took In three prominent merclianta. John McAllister, of Kalamazoo, has just finished an elegant checker board contain­ ing over soo different pieces of wood. He is a fireman and puts In his spare time making different articles ot inlaid work. The two-year-old son of Wm. Farrell, of Atta township, wandered from home Tues­ day, and sixteen boors later searching parties found him sitting on a log In the center of a big and • densely overgrown swamp. MIXER’S c&ss FOR THW BLOOD TMB QRKATE8T CANCER & SCROFULA REMEDY OF THE AQE. A four-months-old bear In a Grand RapOne of Grand Rapids* largest merchants Ida dime museuuj got after the fat man, and although It coaid not reach clear writes as follows; Da, Mixes A Bobs: I became acquainted around him, it succeeded In nearly hugging with your Cancer aud Scrofula Syrup about the life oat of him. three mootlu ago through a friend ot mine who 'Hie noble red man seems to be catch­ recommended it to me very bigfa|y. it having ing onto tbe ways of the world with Mtoniahing rapidity. Billy Jones Petoskey greatly. 1 have recommended It to several peo­ who have uaad It with good reeutta. My waa arrested in Kalamazoo recently and a ple tether who ia M years of age, baa taken II for a thorough examination of hla care proves acrohila sore on hH leg and It has cured him. have used many blond medlclDre and I know that be has been doing a land ’office busl­ our C. & 8. 8. to be tiie best I bare ever taken. bw In forging notes. Billy stands an ex­ M. M. MOBIB. eel lent,show of spending several years In 41,43 and « Monroe street. Grand Rapids, Mich., Oct. N, IN. Jsekson. , The Advance Threshing Machine com­ pany of Battle Creek is about to build a tatge addition to its already larg? plant For Sale by all Druggists. Drs. Mixer & Sons, Hastings, Mich. Wm. E. Detwiler, a Battle Creek teamster has commenced suit against the city for 830,000 damages. A bridge over which be was driving with a wagon heavi­ ly loaded with flour, l»roke down Injuring him sufficiently to justify his asking for •Ito,DOO— so he thinks. STEKETEE’’ The total receipts of the state fair were between 818.000 and SsJO.OOO. A small balaucc will be left on hand after paying expense*. a Four pupils graduated from the White Pigeon high school this year, whose parents graduated from tbe same school and under tbe same teacher. Prof. Plow­ man. Such a thing rarely occurs either in the life of a parent or teacher either. A covey of quails were seen on the top of one of the principal business houses in Kalamazoo last week.. Some despicable wretch entered lhe stable of Will Larkin, of Battle Creek, last week and out of spite for some fancied In­ jury no doubt, puncttyred the cords on the inside of his home's leg just back of the knee cap. Mr. L. had been offered 82.500 for tbe horse and refused. Hanging would be too good for tbe villain who perpetrated the cowardly act Kalamazooites objected to having their lawns tom up at night by horses running loose tn the streets and one evening last week the police made a stilt bant and suc­ ceeded in driving quite a drove Into tho city pound. Battle Creek college opened this year .with an enrollment of 340, a gain of 40 over last year. ' CHOLERA IMPROVED 04708490 HOG CHOLERA, and PIN WORMS IN HORSES The above first-class steel range only We have a complete stock. Terms to suit. Call and see them at WEISSERT BROS W* W1U.1S believe itROBISON. to. ba a km For saK in Htutingi by W. H. GOODYEAR. Druwiitt. The Well Dressed Man! Coal, Woodor Oil IAVKM Is always the man who wears tailor-made garments. And the price is not far above the ready made. It it were, the superiority of fit, the greater wear, the bet­ ter satisfaction more than compensate. . FRANKLINS! This is the name given to the Best Line of Do­ mestic Woolens Manufactured, and I am prepared to make from these Unrivalled Goods, PANTS, From $5 Up! SUITS, From $23 You are cordially invited to examine onr immense stock of stoves and ranges, and the celebrated M. & D. wrought steel range. Goodyear Bros, It is fast becoming an ESTABLISHED FACT Merchant Tailor And the people of Barry Co. are beginning to realize it more and more that the place to buy CARRIAGES, Samuel Cressey, an:Eaton county fanner, was greatly surprised, after retuntlng home from a hard day’s work last week, to find a note from his wife on the table stating that she would live with him no more. She took the four children, 8C»o in iuoik-v. some wheat and several other articles with her. BOOKS New and Second Hand, W. H. GOODYEAR'S, The Druggist's. AND CARTS, COFFINS ailfl CASKETS. W. H. H. HEATH. BARGAINS! BARGAINS Regular price $17.00: to close out, 9.00. ■’ ““ 10 “ “ “ 6.75. 1 LE.STADFFEB be surpassed by any deal­ Churns! Churns! Churns! can er in Michigan. Western Washing Machines, Undertakers Supplies. bO NOT UWQH Our basement is full, every room is jammed full, and not all At these poor people. They in yet j are no “fresher’ than many who believe everything they hear—no fresher,! n fact than any who think that for* qual­ ity of goods, reasonableness of See the bargains we offer to make room. prices and uniform courteous treatment, Regular $6.00; now at 4.25. “£T< 5.00 “ “ 3.60. Who has followed the uadartaklBg and funeral directory business fora life time, will be found night or day lu the room over K Madge * Mon’s etothlng •tone, nn Main street, HMMiinxi, with a complete line of JESSE TOWNSEND’S Is piling in so fast we are at a loss to find room forthem. Gasoline Stoves SSL ahouto bedwu't with accordiugiy. Maine wztiU no artificial ice freezers.—Bangur (Me.' Commercial. Road Wagons Our new stock of STOVES. STOVES. STOVES. AT He thoroughly underwtandc embalming, and will- attend - r«. to ..Uail call* in ..person, M ru. kl.He makes no An Allegan kid paid a good fine last week for shooting imrn swallows. Sparm. ?™ rowe were not plenty enough. and he guarantees A crowd of Battle Creek toughs were on . a tear at Vicksburg Sunday aud assaulted the above goods, for 1 will gtve you good J. BL Sullivan, Broncho John, who wu um '..tL-tito’.lor.. there with hte wild west company, includ­ ing tie wife. They bit Brunch John and W. H. H. HEATH, Hastings. be demolished a lantern over the head of one of the crowd and drove them ail out of the depot Warrants were Issued for the assailant* and four of tiiem have been eaptund. k Maine nutn. they any. bu Juat Invent an artificial lee freezer. Thia man is POWERS’ HflRUWflRE STOVES Mooes Fox, of Potterville, was thrown ■ off the railroad track last week Just as he waa efOMing over a cattie guard. The doctors had to amputate his leg below the Portland sons must be very hard headed. O»r of them was thrown In frort •f a heavy laird rcfller last week, wirfle pawing through tbe place. The Imple­ ment passed over the kid’s entire anatomy. Everyone expected to see him flattened oat thinner than a book mark, but hte only injury was a alight cat over hte right eye. shirley~w7smith. Get a Suit of these Goods, and you will get the The to neral of Joseph Deer, of Vermont­ ville, who blew out the gas in a Toledo bote! after retiring, waa held last week. He leaves a wife. »ix daughters and a son. . Ilcury McCauley, of this city, te the oldest man in the county, if not in the Mate. Henry has enjoyed the warm rays at 104 samtm-r runs ami tiie cold blasts of one less winter, lie cannot be said tube “M as a rnaa of fifty.” in fact the old gentleman has been ageing for a num­ ber of years |mst and recently has been very serioualy ill, I<a*t Saturday hte rel­ atives who give Alm, their kind attentions, were fearful that the end of his extra­ ordinary long life was drawing to close* and he took to his bed with a dellrum. This is where the strange part of the case conies in. While suffering from the fancies forced ujxin hte disordered mind by Uinns. tbe old gentleman sang In a strong clear voice songs that he had heard to Ireland 100 years ago and songs that Dever before were heard by any of hte rel­ ative* and friends. In fact It is almost safe to say that the verses were never before beard by anyone living except himself. Tbe neighbors flocked in bi hear tills unuiraai music, and the old gentleman actual­ ly sang himself to sleep. We are pleased to state in tills connection that Mr. McUauley has been steadily improving since Saturday and has heroically Informed hte friends that be will be with them for sev­ eral years to come.—Battle Creek Moon. " Pown hill i " v*you go—brake well in hand—flying gracefully*] along like a bird on the wing’;, stones and mounds fall be- i hind, you laugh at danger— Victor's spring fork is pilot Victor Bicycles are best They challenge the world. Send for art catalogue Best Value you ever had in Clothing. J. EK LUNN, Two charitably inclined little boys lu Battle Creek circulated ■ paper last week and secured enough money to buy a little crippled companion'd theirs an Invalid’s TBOY LAUHDBY. For cooking and heating. HUNDREDS Or THEM. She <• il oo.n doing splendidly. She S .p. y STOVES, STOVES, STOVES, STOVES, STOVES, We are doing work that can not be surpassed by U11J. ] dry in the state. Ou/mS for collars, cuffs and shirtTS 2 cts, 4 cts and 10 cts reject” ively which are as low lowest, while our prices on m derwear and other garmX are Wow compeffi * neighboring cities. we ” here weH prepared to do buriness, and we are equipped for doing our work as it should be done. Give us a trial and Wr“°neyathome in. stead of helping foreign insti­ tutions. The best made. OldOprice $10.00, for 7.00. “ “ 8.00 “ 6.25. Clark’s Sulky Plows. Olin Walking Plows. A few more to close out. Fine top buggies, price $125.00, we offer for 92.00 Good • “ “ 100.CO " “ “ Gsioo! Many Other Bargains in SPEAKING OF FRESHNESS Reminds us that Stauffer makes it a point to keep con­ stantly on hand fresh goods in his line—groceries and pro­ visions and general merchan­ dise. He also buys and’ sells ” fresh BUTTER, EGGS, Aii CoMtrj Profince Generally, Paying the highest market price in cash or trade. Bemembcr the place. Elegant top snrreye, canopy top road wagons, spring wagons harness,'^eam han,<tef- 1«ht dri'^ '-n^s^ing^ BUSINESS COLLEGE la eimif'lef? all appointment», and thc-oavb CALL AND SEp US. And farmers will please take notice that I make a specialty on Lumber wagons, and now a welcome to cvCTybody at.the large tent each day bf the iair. JESSE TOWNSEND. Office at Residence <>n HASTINGS. Mli IL Are. CBOBA1E 0111'111 ar a aewunu <h W. AwL- m ronntv of itarry. hotaru At t Che City al Ha»Unc*.,in -aTiwre d»v thetroth day o!Si«!ru;! « r. In tbe K»r thousand elL-h' hundred ami d Present, Charted IV «'c«* Probate. In lhe matter t>! J. Althome. deceaMHi. i>n reading and f 1 v Bed of Itanlri Allhou*-. praying that EU f- '"mr sUlfai-le prraon may b • a 'Ob'.tnl idmu ’’rtowpen* ntrK orderod. •aid petition, amliiml tbehr r,jUta* deceased and all other f*r»' »wild <i»v r,w“‘-M5iA,4n5«- XT pliOBATEOKIIEB. Blate of Michigan. C«4intv«’f^,T!^’(a, the At a a«d«» of tbe 1 e of A. A. Aldrich, adip ' i < »i tottdeoeaaed. prayiix te • J,1 p,*.,! s ■naoe.___ _ .. .. ih-U T<iexJ‘r*fl* Thereupon H *’ ' ,• ;t iru *15 ■M b day «rt Gct*k*v?. XI ; •• fc >r)lW: u' »•* •Km fiwwHvm i«e awicw'rt - ■ . , .. • .',ut de­ uenuon. ana lu aaaaed **,«i mH oil" 1I*1" ol SmS. arej hoMvu..t । , .n-fty. JU’".-’,' ,‘ ’ ti... ..rater 1* ill tr. • u «,rv nt• ■■■ .*buw canoe, it *«».' n- ■ the r f1 HASTINGS nt affito. wftfa (A true coptJ �p{Astings Banner. .. Thursday, September 24, 1891. Bastinr- _ ’~~~"Ct. R. COOK. Local Editor. | n.^uXt?'00 ’*'** ta chr " ° ™ d~ «’«•*' on?d.,Xuterl"tbiu JX*' rtRSONALMENTION, W«ll« wu In AHqn,, u« WKt Worn,j Kuj wMt „ Cb„ton, Hauk, t’"'“ 10 Ohl“ u“ •«* Fall aud winter Uue ot Jacket, text ■bawls, al O. D. Spauldtor’,, local news. CttnUt.... HO' ««* □ n,ie white and taucy bordered blarikrt. 2,000 »l.0« per pair at O. D. Spaoldlaa',. We call .pedal attenUon to our Una 0[ itawwftrr l anges for advertlrementa o. D. Bitevurixo. I tbi' ”«’<* Tuesdays at late^ to black drew puds. ^uie i’> lB 0,e isaM °f. **** Remember that R, Mudp * Son rlre • child', bat with cr ’ry »s Ku, H ■ b,, ...... unch go to Hie City Bakery. Bay vour ‘-ithing of IL Mudjp A Son. a tine of confectionery at tbe City Bakery, Th>e I’.” Swi'cliEver., ti bools just received at F. G. •w in fall dress goods at B*pu,'£'Ul!;ij'",,''rrt >■ <-"~i ><“dX\"KkB R to Gmrt Mr,. Ella Bowen, the milliner, makes a iffSlro't ,°'a“,TJrl"‘ * ,0U children’s bead wear. fl bttF OT IN THE PRKE OF WATCHES. Having bought since the reduction a large stock of the finest watches, I can now sell you j a watch much cheaper than you can buy elsewhere. I will guarantee to sell you a watek " for less money than anyone else can. I have just added a large stock of the latest patterns of SILVERWARE. I have no chestnuts to work off. Everything new. Don't expoM your eblld', hmul totbe ray, ot tbe scorehlnir ,un. Wbat Mull you do? Go to B. Mudau A Sou’s and “!T£. T Purcbaae otss cent, aud ret a child’, bat tree. * John Beamer, the jeweler, has tbe «>|e *1-1arency ot lhe rain-bow pebble lew, >D~. Agent, of the "Wbolemle Dealer, Amotaclea They are tbe very best made |n elation." of Chicago, are working in various v-' V\!Kht,u*n returned to her the world. It you waul a jood pair ot parts of tbe state and It la remarkable how sw*. quality of ■salt ln hanels »t spectacles call on him. home in New York lust week. many suckers are Httnf at tbe old, old Gnut’>. - • rent** i ®*“k .Xiw-t. to .Urt on ■ boil- scheme, changed just a little bit. For the We are Indebted to E. W. Koster, of „ Br. W Snyder Is building ah addi­ sum of 85.00 the agent gives his dupe a Ix» Angelos, Cal., for a copy of the. lx>8 n«B trip to Vermont Tuesday. tion n bls h'«u.*& book, which contains all of the reent Anjreloa Times, * 20 page paper describ­ of Alblon- visited his sister prices that the aforesaid dupe can .take C. i’. Bnwks.is building it barn on his ing that section of the Golden stale lu a Miss Maud, tn tills city last week. advantage of by buying In Chicago of this very attractive manner. Eugene Jordan, of Bedford, Is visiting house. The subscriber in supposed to lowest Mr. A. D. Cook and Mrs. Lucy Fuller his brother, C. W., and taking in the fair* keep the book In some concealed spot H .’Hnan Bros. were united In marriage Sunday In the about the household where no one except price M. L. Cook took a few days rest m himself can become acquainted with lhe St. < lair made a half miljrin 1.08 presence of a few relatives. The new couple have the l»est wishes of all in their th™lrlV'llk! 14,1 Week W,d U,e fore ,,aM of mysteries It contains. But It seems that i;;wrs Thursday. (. . journey through life. some of the suckers are beginning to get . I A .liter line of jackjets and Mr CuUlson. of Coluuibua. Ohio, was In tbeir eyes opened for they made tbeir book We hear that George SL Clair, tiie phe­ public property, and by doing so disclosed the city the fore part of the week on busi ­ shawls »> ■ !> Spaulding's. nomenal three-year-old. which has been ness. tbe fact that goods could be bought 10 per - has not been able to find under C. E. Bidlack’s training for some cent cheaper In any city In Michigan than j, otte as yet. I time, has been sold for 840,000. We had Mr. VanSchoonhom, of New York, was they were paying this Chicago concern. not time to verity the report. In the city the fore part of the week on Besides paying 10 per cent, more for goods, snzisuow receiving a nice business. tbay had to pay the freight and buy in All of those novelties that go to make . the fall trade. D. 8. Goodyear returned from Mackinaw larger quantities than they would by buy­ up r complete stock of millinery, are car­ ikerj will serve oysters in ried by Mrs. Ella Bowen, the milliner. last week where he went to rid himself of ing at home. As I*. T. Barnum once said I - r.sl during the fair. “The people like to be humbugged,” and She buys goods In large quantities and has hay fever. as long as they do there will always be Andrus gave a tea party Mon- an advantage over all competitors. John Miller was In Charlotte last week sharpers traveling around to fully ac­ i to about 20 friends. ; Three things help your town and there­ looking after some real estate he had Just comodate them, it Is always cheaper and i). v things in crockery and by help yourself. Trade at home. Doi purchased. better to buy of the home merchant, but it what you can to keep it clean and make it t Hams A VanArman’a VanValkenburgU is visiting often takes a little costly experience to beautiful. Speak well of iL In any of discover this fact Banner, the finest heating the above texts there lies room for a Mrs. W. 15 . Cantine and other relatives in Alliance, Ohio. mid by Huffman Bros. itermon. Mm. Nestell retunied to her home In St. and fancy bordered blankets LamJp evening last week a iluck of quails John Friday after vislUng relatives in the r at < ». H. Spaulding’a were seen on Main street and nothing ap­ city tor a short time. tong is buying rye and selling peared to frighten them very much. Mon­ day afternoon the same flock, containing . Wallle Wilkins will start for the rtate । -.1 ar the Irving elevator. at>out 15 quails, were seen back of R. University Tuesday where he will take a :: special attention to our line of, Mudge Jt Son’s store. course iu civil engin wring. l foods. th D. Sl’AVUDrao. Mr. and Mrs. \V. H. Powers returned Dennis Heenan, a plasterer working on • • it. ^ji-.tilding’s adv. in thus issue. the new school building died very sudden­ from tbeir eastern trip Saturday night nnd ;, io give you some great bar- ly Saturday night of heart disease induced report a very pleasant time. by urererlre drtuklnjr. He erne here --------George Brown, who has m .„ v „„. Mrs. been vislt•i away with every pur* IromGrend Rapid, and had been an In- |n, n.'latlvr, in thie tldnlly tor serrnl worth of goods all Mudge mate ot tbe Soldiers home. i weeks, returned to her home in Grand Imdlee Ibla la jurt tbe lime you want to | Fork’. Norl11 Dakota. la»t week. Elia Bowen’s ! Mrs. Win. Barnes, of Chicago. Mrs. C). ....................... writing the weather is buy your headwear, anil Mrs. .. degrees just a* though is just the place you want to go to get it. D. Morsel of Charlotte, and 11. N. Mead, She has just received a nice stock of all the of Charlotte, retorted home Saturday after i latest designs in ladies* hats and cordially' Visiting Worthy- Mtail for a few-days. tester, the perfect in invites you to examine them. . finest on earth, sold by * . —Mr. ... Mand „.a mj Mrs. ,o. k aE. ., i.fiapfnih Knappen. mi. Mr. miiu and D. R. McElwain captured about 8225X Will Williams mid Mrs. C. H. Van­ worth of premium# nt the state and Grand Arman attended the funeral of the infant accounts due Ira Van- Rapids fairs last week on chickens alone. .son . of Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Kenaston last t te settled at once, as There Isn’t a better judge of fowls in the week. . r tbe city. state than Mac and he always gets to tbe | Harry Hayes will return to Whatcom, at the fair don’t fall to front especially when there are any good Washingtom Friday. Harry likes the Stnwelfa boot knd shoe premiums offered. west first rate, but would be satisfied with . that old account^ Hastings Isn’t the only city that ever Hastings were the prospects as good here • inc to the fair don’t fail to paid big Interest for a high school building. as in the west. i'P'.ay of cook and heating Battle Creek has already paid STI,500 Get r hat for your child that will cost principal and 8129.600 interest for their •ilj at Huffman Bros. school house and have ovef $9.»00 more you nothing, by making a 25 cent pur­ ■ to pay yet, making their high school chase at R Mudge A Son’s. i-i:i in honor of her cousin, building cost S310.4W. . Go to Mrs. Ella Bowen, the milliner, for i-uwright. of New York. your ribbons, trimmings nnd fancy goods, Cut down the old fruit trees that may in? did cider press screws, com- standing in tbe pastures chat have passed embroiderlus, stamped linens, etc. She ; ratchet (yed. for sale beyond the period of usefulness. I'nless can suit you. .■neap al ii..-Lnirs Engine A Iron Works. they are taken care of they will become Tbe greatest bargain of the year, which nests for the various fruit pesta. nnd will may include several articles for the price I’r. I.- .sry - horse “Pontiac Chief" won in-•> ;i: > i’ith Bend Thursday, time in turn be the means of populating your of one—with every purchase of 25 cents you get a child’s hat free of charge nt IL I . '. y he won the. race at Three orchard with undesirable colonies. There is an attempt being made through­ Mudge A Son's. • • Bi.ycle Club will I* en- out tbe country to Induce people to acquire I From reports it appears that every the English habit of eating sparrows. bushel of wheat nnd corn held In the : I..- Charlotte bicyclists at the u< day during tbe Eaton county The days of the sparrow will in- number-' United States will be needed this year. । If the American taste can ta* educated up The total output of the world's crop for to this point. Sparrow pie is said to be the year Is given at 2.916.000.000, while Mi Hall ba; a fine line of miliin- superior to pigeon pie and it's “quite lift requirement!are 3,535,ovo.ooc. This Land. Her stock is always English, ye know." is a shortage of about 020.000.000 bushels. the latest styles. Besureand At the lowest calculation the crop this It is reported that many in tlielr real to year will net to American farmers 8300,­ nre buying. make a big record killing sparrow# don t 000.000 over that of last ycar. h cent can of Snow Flake Bak­ hesitate to violate the law and shdot sing­ Nothing so detracts from the personal ins !>■.«<!■ a of Hams A Van Annan, and ing birds. such as wrens, cbewinks and inn,: .. -?i Aqv-rthe -pectai prize lamp of­ sparrows and those birds whose scalps re appearance of a person as stogy. Ill-fitting fered by them at lhe fair. j semble the English sparrows. There lb a shoes. There is no excuse for this sloven­ ly. careless appearance either, when you i’r. ". S Fuller has moved Into the penalty for killing there birds and a sharp can go to Spence Bros., tbe leading boot 1 ! I'l.rclianed of Dr. Lampwian, on <M)koul should be kept for all violators. and sIfn* dealers of Barn’ county and get ■I;--;-• where he l-an be found by /*fhe Chautauqua class for the ensuing an excellent fitting shoe tors little money. ail win. m -'re his services. year met Thursday eve, and started out by Thev are agents for the celebrated I ingree electing tbe following excellent corps ot A Smith shoe which cannot te beateu for F Moreland got his hand caught quality or price. Spence Bros, sell their in ;> i.'u-iiin- .it the chair factory last week officers: ■ ^xj/on their merits. They ««• tenorPres.—Dr. S. M. Fowler. and the n'.’k* and third fingers of his left Vic- Pn,.-Clement Sitotb. .bl.-, uptight young business men and you hand tud to te amputated. Sec') .nd Tn-.s -Ml,s Itae can bank on what they tell you. Tbe first uieetlnc will l«e be <1 at tbe word is just Gia-.— accurately fitted and ground for good as the gold every all ilf-i'i ■: of v;slon, by home ot Mr. .nd Mm. H. A. Ooo.lje«r. time. A inioTT. Optician, We would respectfully call the »««ntiun C. U Beamer baa rented F. U. Ba'10"'* Witt-11: KimbalL Battle Creek. of our readers, especially boy*» andI the balMlnlt on Jelteraon street.‘ Have jm,t bought an Importer# stock of postofflee formerly was. and wU.make d narente of boys, to the V ictor Junior Bicyck-« which are being closed out at 815 each. '•■nl*. « and feathers Vili sell at less general depot tor pewrbes. Xo^i whole­ th" ’ 'i..ng prices at the Racket sale and retail. Parties «" •» ’“f These wheels have been sold regularly fo Phin. Smith. plied at his orchard at O Donnell. A. ■ S40. but owing to the fact that the facturera are now dovotlng their.entire while you are in town attend- B. Ellis baa rbariw of‘hetl“OTSS^ wXll forttnrv to the manufacture of strictlj blgl inx : b”rtte. .bey b-' air you will want something to and will take orders tor tbe fruit, wbleli will be delivered at any part ot the city. i<> the city bakery where yon can ict rid of these ftl any price Each m. i warm meal, at any hour of the chine la guaranteed lu be free from "‘‘J™ Quito allrely acrap occurred day. v *■ H deoot Thursday evening, between ^tk%oXr™ a IKUe trarelUnil.man We bought an elegant line of crockery , and ra-sware tet week, and the goods about <0 pounds llkbter than be. on ft booze and had just odouk» •re now arriving. We are confiamt we hart wbX dT-ebXo make him eua-red can >_ t you in this line.—Hams A Van-.efe^We^j Annsij. ’ Tte jacket In the city at O. Hard W ater is Lenox School Books lew ini Second Hand, A full line of all school books nsed in of the schools in Barry county. Cash or trade for old school books. 100 styles of tablets. 50 sizes of slates. Pens, Pencils and Inks. Fred L. Heath, THE DRUGGIST. Flour Way Down I White Rose Flour $2.50 EvSry sack warranted to be A No. 1. For sale only by JOS. ROGEBS. To be a well dressed man from top to toe, come to us. To be an economical, well satisfied buyer, come to us, We do this for all comers and do it well and thoroughly. Our clothing possesses those merits of strength and durability that make a suit stay by you. Fall and winter stock complete. t On* second hand crown jewel coal stove, two w-n.ncj hand wood burning stoves, for »*!«■ cheap at tiie Hastings Engine & Iron sented a sorry looking pblz the next,, Works. Crushed coke for stove use at > rnnne tad mimed Baker cam* very neir «Xrenorer Saturday at the In­ The act of the legislature ia reducing tersection of State and from th*; tteulard of kerosene oil from 120 by a -JfUr'SLj^J’ilSobrurreople “re- < b flaxh teat to 95 degree* burning an accident being almow m'™n t U-’t i. making quite a scare among lo- drlvlDK bon-, atm"* ,11 HI hur»nr<- companies. pedeatrfana bare the ri«M < «•> artvln|[. ,hould use If you mu* anyone killing quail before be held >ov<-mb,-r first and make a complaint •sa.iibt them and thev are convicted, tbe XXXTXdJ .PP^klUk team lUnt and Gun Club will present that I, close upon them. you with 850.—Ex. Atrexehauke thtok. Annual reunion Co. E. New Srd to be lire are y-r. looker wBI u„,lr neid at hall. Oct. 14. at 2 p. m. sharp. to Ml lo their home, Md Au members are Invited to be preitent paper. »«rtbto« ‘Xred tor five ’* Hi lunch basket and have a good time. ■■Th. .blab bed। been E. M. Hinchman. n'ctock last eeenbrk. tbnrukb “ tarot ottbe interior at uy Mr. and Mrs. W. D. Hayes gave a very promptly delle^jl" J1,'been so plem ant card and dancing party Tuesday the Grower,, tbe dmtwtob^ f>'ktd :n tenor of their son Harry. A , ot huaK"’1 enjoyable time was bad and Harry trootoewme wa, to tbe »dl ret cm to the west, with tbe best momlok tbe«™->o«»D refreshed, ham wishes fur continued success of a large mauity, enjoyment of tbe day » feaUvitw ®tek uf hltnds. I WaMM'l Watche.! W.lebw! the advantage of the recrent de- )««•«• Thele ... . boy tao« X”"*-11 >“ wni wondrous wine, . , H.jXumBaxxx. ✓«»■>- »•“> A JuX to* »•" • d<>U*nl ■"’’"d Hr ,U*lSw "d ‘T'.'tT U» b.plJrot boy 1° »»"■ «».«* Utn, >■ rr*- GRANT, Leading Clothier. �TWO LOVERS. REVIEW OF THE QUARTER /-jE^6 MVKW.’tbWTjlKDWllAt‘ SHuL1- K/jp LESSON XIII, THIRD QUARTER, INTER­ NATIONAL SERIES, SEI»T. 27. W£ BdY ? AfiDBftW-EY, I'/if FOR SCROFULA Hnu**ri)lii •* wummrow'' tor toy ■» oyp^ » ■dtawsltoa sick hesdMtie. amt «v»al*‘v»O bafl&ax t!m-I (Mriltaafrwdsvs, niiaTDOHi-w>n- — w und esting tbe pbdncst food with unexpected relish. A lot of counterfeit dimes bare appeared at Grand Rapids. The sir waa soft s» fa.uUog wings. •orofvloas humor In th* blood, ulcers, catarrh, and oonsumptlon, use o tentter bride! Mrs. Winslow’s tarthing fiyrnp has been used Ila !>*!• and Aathorahip. for children terthiug. It soothes tbe child, For tha diligent student this Grapel Is, sofitn s the fums, adava all pain, cures wind Two hands above the bead weru locked. colic, and is the best remedy fur dlarrixra. full of Intcrent. It is the fiwil summary Twenty-five re»>t« a bottle, note by all dragglats The mo«t of oue who hsd pernotiMlly known Je»u« ' Chrnut-tKJtd tbe worm. ncked: economical, among the first, had been an eye witnessuf Tb«w» wsubed * l»f» which k>va bad »<nL A terrible thunder slortn visited Ldxiqg(> ~>Ihud boar: Hb ministry and then tath a witness and safe, speedy, and O hidden power!' a partaker of the labors and sufferings of ton yesterday. A Deadly Wenpnn. tbs apoatlea, who had seen Christianity effective of all OnpjtMKKf I have been a trreat snfgrow Into a living and trnly missionary or­ Tbe red light f»U shout lb-to kn®*» blood-purlflers. ■ ganization, and bail also been a sorrowful frrvr for over ten years. My whole syUem witness of tbe spread of many errors in the became deranged from diseased blood, and Uk» bmls upon «bo Illy spire. infant church. With all theee tn altera 1 waa attacked* with tta worst forms of . O patient lite! (j under strife! present in his nilud, he addressed himself kidney and liver trouble, dyspepsia, will cure you. to the composition of n Gospel which neuralgia and rheomathm. My Huffennip should at ouce confute the prevalent here- cannot ta described. The Mdlownera of The red light shoos abo&t tbeir kaseo, I ales and set the true miasion and |<erx>nri- iny skin disfigured me. and the neuralgic But all iLo heads by slow «L«re*s ORDER OF ITBIJCATIOK ity of Jeans Christ clearly before the minds l>ain was so severe tisst it contracted the Ital and left tbs lonely pair. 8,Vto* Civroit Cenn f... of Barry. In eteascerv. ’«»ty (Jwoyage fast! of lhe con vert*. muscles of my face, partially closing toy O vanished past! Such being tbe object of this Gospel-, ft right eye. Tbe ablest doctors gave me no waa but natural that It should be subject relief, but I r.ut entirely cured by H|bl«rd'*> Entered Aux rth A. l». not The red light ebooe about lbs floor ed to tbe most merciless criticism. Every Rlieurnatk* Syrup, and wish to recoinmend And mads the space between them wtdes word or phrase on which a doubt could It to all as a wonderful blnod medicine. They drew tbsir chairs up aide by aide. hang has been aeixed upon by >he so^alled Thair jsUo cheeks joined, and aald •‘Once Mits. A. D. Nohlb. critical school and every hlutfor quiSatlon morel” Cor, Mectibanic aud Mmtun t>trer*ts. of It by the early fathers him been studied O memories! • Jackson. Mich. by critics of all schools. Tbe result ho* tarp Prepared only by Tbe Charles Wright to prove to a reasonable certainty that tbe Medicine Company. Detroit. Mich. Fur ally aererd by rra-or <lf t..r ai-l Gospel wns generally known in tbe ehureh .****5-Vu1.' I'1' 'I‘'' 1 'npUir.*sL a< early as A. D. 11&—at least so well known sale by W. H. Goodyear. Is ordered that LLe ssl.1 deleadaM it,; Mr. Henry lail>ouchera, of London, tells It Electric linemen at Saginaw have struck that Christian writers assumed a familiari­ appearawre tn nsW cause rUlrwt UiI^ of an advertisement that appeared recent­ three months from mb <l»|r. ty with It oo tbe part of convert*. It is for more pay. tb»t lb ly in one of tbe Loudon papers which read ber apnearanre, »b. caii-» !>.-• alsonlmost, but notqulteabsolutely, proved eomplaloant's lull of camp!...! as follows: that it was the last book of the New Testa­ toAd.M.swikmST i. ’’Birch Rods"—Small nnd handy, la., eomtiUlnani s xduiior within tv ret, d»t, ment to lie written. . As to .1 — author, “The U.I avu.1 m^i. by post, well packed. Ida Weston, care of Mtrvlre <H arop) of wl<t bill sad a the Beloved Disci­ o| this Mrs. Tayler. 8 Hawthorn Terrace, Canter­ order; and that te detail* u.ere.f th. . ,|j SS ple,” tbe testimony generally goes to show be taken as rontr^seu t>y the •*!■■. O;. that be was a few years younger than bury. . Aud It la farther ordered, that aiihmurruW This was such a strange advertisement Jraus. and tLat be died al Ephesus about “ ' ra’-rrre. : itasia^w 100 A. I) at a very advanced age. Also that that Mr. Ijiboucbere thought he would in­ be pnbUnhMi te tbe1 T pebMabro and printed ft, rilllMT he was taiibihnd to Pattnoa In the year 06 quire into Ik and so bo sent to Miss Wes­ paper auUlhalaucb put>Uratl>M> b» t ntdtainl .jure la during the persecution by the cruel Domiton a note requesting her to send him a each Week tuf six Week. ‘I, *urcrx»luti. (lf ;».w tlan, that on tbe death of that emperor be birch rod as advertised, and inclosing the ha cgnse a copy ot tlih order to be ■ , -x..r-<Uv oa said defendant, a< lead turntrain waa released and lived in quiet during the necessary shilling. Shortly the rod ar­ wnHl before U>e tlm* prrecnto-il f.-r h^- u; tvxuuire peaceful reign of Nerva, and died In tbj rived, and with it a note from Miss Weston FHAAK a. Ii'>.-KKI'. I imtil JMlfrfor and Elk Rapids has tanded itself for waler relgu of Trngau just before tiie lighter per * 8HB» SR A Fox, CrMjiulallixnl r Nui.ltor. to this effect: works. Taos. H. Blti< r. IkKl’trrtnl Lauerry. secutiun of that reign begun. Tbtwe facts "Mins Weston lacloeea one rod herewith. Just bow an alterative medicine eleooMsibe enable us to see why St John began by asBurning a general knowledge of the pre­ system Is an open question: but that Ayer's suppleness, and ths handle may be wrapped vious gospel*. and of the commonest terms Sarsaparilla does produce n radical change In In ribbon. Miss Weston advertises al a VllCwUajarioaB madkadon., IU as. (Mort SS. KrtsU/s. M. T. of Greek philosophy ou the part of tbe the blood is well attested on all sides. It Is loss. but with a view to restore the rod aud considered tee remedy .for ! IST-lTvYJ ~ IT ,.“ utam ~~~~Z~ Christiana, and then goes ou to treat of everywhere blood disorders. ** Tno---° ot- -------*•“«' tho teachings of Christ. iish boys and girls. ” The opening is singularly beautiful j Just think of it! Making a regular buriThe grape crop In the vicinity of SL Tbe first words are tbe same as those of 1 dm* of selling birch rods lo make boys Genesis. Tbe first verac contains In simple I Jue is unusually lare.* *»»» vxr. tatter How would the boys of ibis counyet sublime phrases tbe whole truth of tryjlike tbnt, and would they agree with God made manifest in tbe flesh. Tbere is my informant that thia lady b engaged in The actual height at which the last stone a great and glorious work! tbe eternity of tbe Word, there is the iden tlty of the Word with the Eternal Father. of that famous structure, lhe Tower of ' 1 am afraid not. and I am further not Orncx wnp holbhook. ovu MORRILL'S STORE. HASTIKOS. Babel, rested cannot, on account of the reTbe Greek word "Logos'’ may be trans EVERT or afraid to say that tbe modern boys who Some more cheat' huiix-* wanted -aaKlaud Word or Wbdom. Among the Pla­ moteuesa of the times al which It Is said stasd in need of the rod nre like angels’ to have existed, ever become more than a 1 THAT CAN BE RELIED ON ing from 8500 to fiiobo. tonic philosophers it had a somewhat fa. Rrmcmtar ttm’. this .-..inu,:, routxlnsbut ciful signification, as they held that tbe matter of merest corjecture. Herodotus, Yoang People. BE UP material universe was created by an w-n who lived about l.TOU years after that a very small part rt the preprtu I hare er emanation from >n Eternal God. St "great spiral way to heaven" is said to have for sale or exchange. John took their own word aud recoined iu been attempted, sayx that he saw at Baby­ 1 have Improved and tarsi;! ri:y loU for Mra. Got ham—You are going down town, THE MARK He means by it all that they meant and a lon a structure consisting of eight tower*, sale and exeliaftgc in aft pin t, of the fRy. BEARS THIS MARK. great deal more. With him it means not raised one alwre another, each seventy-five are you Dot ? Farming land»for salt-and '■y.riwngs |n Mr Got Lam — Yea, my dear. only the poser of God. jjot only tbe Kter fret in height; but whether t bis ruin * was Mra. G.—Well, 1 wish you’d drop into all par th .if tin* count, uni Though*, not only the Eternal Design the remxit H of the Tower of Babel it was I have M'tue cbnbv.Gtauu tiapids |-r<»p.as to ibis world aud mankind, but far be­ even then impossible to ascertain. Herodo­ Silke, Ribbon A Co.'s on your way and erty for sale al a l»ana'.t>. yond thatlbe Essential Divine Personality. tus, usually minutely exact in his writing, match th---1 have choice Clilcago prujh-rty fur Mie, Mr. G. (hurriedly)—I’ve got to see Jones, Having declared thia basis truth, he pro­ leaves us in ignorance as to bow tbe upper well located In diffentd |s<rts of tin- c.ty. ceeds to tbe earthly ministry of Christ. level of each of these TVfoot towers was and that will take me some distance from ranging from $W» up rr ■ iw a spltnSilke, Ribbon A UoL ’ s. His Divine Being was without limit, but reached from the level below • Mr*. (».—Well, Mr. Jones* office is only a dfll opportunity for Iniretnn-nt* in that As might be expected, even in tradition, the man Jests bad a beginning in time I marvelous city where fortunes an* inadr in and an earthly career. In narrating this a wide difference of opinion exists a* to abort dihtaurs from tbe Imported Finery Kritl Estate. I have maps of the dty k>St. John l*arely alludes to Galilee, and only the height of the tower. Must orientalists ilaraar, aud that will do just as welt Take I catlug Uw diflen-nt pla-r - fsd. ’ relates so much of the Judean travels of maintain that God did uoc put a stop to this and ask— Christ as is necessary to introduce His dis­ the work until tbe tower had reached a ! Mr. G. (hastily)—After leaving Jones I ’ must see Smith, who is in the opposite di­ I Oa Jifttraon street two hou*M*« and k»ts courses. VUUIKS. A (( very 'V(; interesting canil|j episode CJIISVUV Is Its that (UWS I j height VI of (V.WV U'.fiOO fathoms, VI or about twelve tsswsu i NEEDS NO LAUNDERING.- CAN BE WIPED CLEAN IN A MOMENT. of nn Interview with John the Baptist by miles. In Ceylonese tradition It is said to rection from tbe baxaar, you know Mr*. G.—No matter. Cbeape. Rargin i at bargains, andtaes-y terms. of the Jewish Sandhedrim. have been as high as 20,000 elephantX, each | Near funtiture Yac:<*r}. '-.■nr lut iu! THE ONLY LINEN-LINED WATERPROOF aWecommittee are plainly Informed that the mission ••t Aiiug one stave the other. St. Jerome Co. will do.. They are near Smith's. house well finl-h'tl Sl.OOO; $‘4M) down, Mr. G.—But I’ve got lo take a rodndanScrtB on lhe authority of persons who of John attr cted great attention, and that COLLAR IN THE MARKET. bal. on time at 7 pef cent. slxxit way to Smith's In order to see tbe Pharisees were among the flrat to hear had examined tbe ruins that It did not Anti one house atul lot one ).<•*:• fnun Cheap*. Bergin & of tbe claims of Jesus. reach a height exceeding four mile*. Other Brown. Can’t factory. $M>0; S:;tW down. baL st 7 per After the calling of five disciples and the statements are still more extravagant.— Co.'s, my dear. cent. Cheap. ' Mra. G. (Impatiently) — Humph! Where miracle at the marriage feast of Cana, we 1 BL Louis Republic. PROBATE OttDER. House and lot near Wl 'p and Fell lk*A are you going after you lean* Smith’s! State n#Mklu«iu>. cmuuv nf Barre,-as. are introduced to Nloodemus, and through at a session of the Frobste C<mrt for the Mr. G. (helplemly)— I’m going up in a factory, Fl.000. -fiSOP down. )•:._ 3 years him to tbe sublime doctrine of the new Oocnty of Barre, holdvn at the Probate tJfT.ee Id at 7 per cent. balloon. — New York Weekly. vm m birth Mark the important words, "Ex­ “My pillow is so hot!" Is tbe frequent Several splendid bargxln« in lhe 1st plaint of tbe tired invalid who vainly seeks ward aud other oarts of the < ity. if Urausasa eight hundred *ud ninety-on* Hymns from a Msrry-Oo-Hound. lutely exclusive. "The natural man re- some cool spot on which to rest ber fevered Present. Charles W. snnstruug. Judge of Briek tarn for sale al a lir.rcun. <c rorThe funniest thing to be found in Proa^ ceiveth not the things of the spirit of God. ” Probate. bead. “Change the pillowa frequently." Ford’s hott’L in the matter nt the estate of Moses Therefore I^eiraphi-Ttlyssysto Nicodemus, we are told by an authority on nursing, peel park on Bunday is a religious merry­ nert*0opposite ft. front by 140 ft. dr«*p. well located iu Farnsworth. dee«-»»ed take your place with the publican and si.i- “as nothing is more restful to a patient go-round. It Is stationed nn tbe hill just ScnccaFalls. N. Y.^lia'- on 'fn* laml 1 brick Ou reading an I filing th* iH-tlt on «lu!v verb m?r till you nre spiritually renewed. It |a than to hare a cool support to bead and back of tbe Third street entrance, and has store three atorles. ab<»dw. lii.-.g Imhim*nnd fled, ot Hetin !>. Far*, wiuth, a- iiduUtrafor ol said estate peajiug Hiat t>b> ure iiu! this d^y a pleasure to hear of this Nicodemus twice back.” The following suggestion, there­ a steam orgau attached U> it that can l>e good haro. Can Im* taught at a bargain, ■led may b* l>>--rd xt-d » lowed as h's flowI armore, and each time more favorably. In fore, may prove to be of service; Take writ­ heard half a mile away. On week days otwlll exchange far Hastings or Grand oatrat and e u< distribu'ioa at:d as tgutbe Sanhedrim be Insisted that Christ ing paper of any kind—old letters and en­ thia organ grinds out "Maggie Murphy’s Rapids property. The eity of S-flVea Falls merit duly made. Thaaeiioon it •< ordered, that Friday t)>» 2d should not be condemned unheard, and be velopes can all be made of use—and ent in Home,” “Comrades" and the song of the has a population of 7,0*0 aud unwanls—Is .<>, -4.1 Ib.inlvr A II lien at Irn o*<do< k in assisted In laying aw&y the body of ChrUL slips of two Inches long and alxnit half an lad who would whistle and wait for Katie, M*r inivmwu, • .... ... town In Sccciih Co. The early fathers ngrve that he waa bap­ inch wide. Curl these with a dull knife, but bright and early on Sunday morning largest said petition, and that lhe heirs at law of *ai.t 40-acre farm in In lag. a!'- improved, mil tised by Beter and lived and died a faith­ and after stuiflug tbe pillow case with them thia levity ceases and tbe organ is loaded derrwwdai»d all other person* Intrrested to good. Can be bought at a tar^ahi on easy ful Christian. sew up tbe end. Tbe result will bo a very up with hymns. During lhe course of half Christ’s authority over tbe Sabbath and comfortable pillow through which there au bour one Sunday nothing came out of terms. (MBre m tbe city of Hading*, in 'Sldc«rauty, aa* 84 acres fractions)—<»v.-* runs I’ w 20 the ordinances are next announced. Then will lie a constant circulation of air, aud the pipes except "Onward, Christian Sol­ show eauM’. It any there be, a by lhe pray er oi IN THE mile east of bberidati. good fram­ the pet.tluuer may net be granted. And it l» after various teachings ooms* the all Impor which will remain perfectly cool—Now dier*.’’ “Hold the Fort, for I Am Coming" acres, ed house, (hie of Ike vh« apert farms in further ordered. That said pctUlouerglve noOct tant doctrine of tho resurrection. Tbe York Tribune. and “Nearer, My God, to Thee."—Brookto tbe p«-reou» Interested lu said estate, of the Barry Co., will,take pari city property. Pharisees then openly exhibited their hos­ MDdetwy of said petition, and the heart u# lyu Cor. New York Time*. 10 acres near city, good taase *ml bam. fV-n-.-f by nuislng a ropy of this order to hr tility, which give* occasion for that pecu­ MhUstad In the Haatlngs Ho xrx. a newspawell gnd cistern. 150 fruit trees. *< acre liar expresaion in tho seventh chapter jer pruuea and circulated »•* said county ol In the early days only a few scholars, grapes: Sl,i>00. cheap. -t down, tai. at “ “Yet n little while am 1 with you and then priests and clerks knew bow to write. It Ttany . epee in each week tor three successive Within thirty tn ilea of New York in the ^tesim previous to said day of hearing. Igo unto Him that sent me. Ye shall was then customary to sign a document by mouutains of Rockland county is wilder per cenL t HASLfc. W. ABMSTKOXa. 160 acres tn Woodland tn exchange for seek me and shall not find me, and where I smearing t^e band with ink and Impress­ Ufe than can be found in moat states west <A true eoev.i Judge of .Probate. am thither ye cannot come.” Thia waa ing it upon the paper, accompanied by tbe of the Misabadppl. There are settlements smaller farm ata difference HM acres in Hope township, known m moot curiously fulfilled al moat i id mediate­ wonis, “Wit yeas my hand." Afterward of charcoal burners aud colonies of Indiana Corner ot Court and Jefferson Bt. Keeps flour, the Duty farm, will sell for S’-’OO on easy 'eed, bone meal, ground oyster-shell, e« f»od ly after the crucifixion, and, strangely tbe seal was Introduced as a substitute for and negroes of mixed blood that it would f.»r fowls. Also t genera) stock ot groceries. enough, it U one of the very few fuUDl- tho hand mark, and was used with the not be safe to visit without a gutd* In terms. Good goods. Lowpnees. Several 80 sere parvei-!■ i *a!c meirta of prophecy as to tho facta of which words above quoted, the two forming the tbe woods west of the village of Itamapo, gains ranging from SI.WO upwards w there la no controversy whatever. It is signature. This in the origin of tbe ex­ through which Washington cuts military some will take part city’ j>r.>pt*rty I* «■ among tbe Iwst established truths in his­ pression an nsed in modern documents.— road during tbe Revolution, Is a settlement tory that at that very time the Jews hegaa BL Louis Republic. , ... In which the people show evldenceeof tex­ change. I have several large fanns for •*** w,u long psasionately for a Messiah, to cry, astings ity ank to ture of races, aud quadroons with Caucas­ "Lo here:” and "Lo there!" and to run take small farm In part payment. Banana Teel on the Sidewalk. ian features nnd the straight black hair HsstlngR, - - Mich. 1 have some city projierty I «<'‘ raoe after impostors of every variety. Nor did The street car had passed, but to catch and red flush of tbe Indiana are frequently this cease iu Judea until the last vestige it he reckoned. for good farms. 1 contemplate a more extended •’.rswo of the Jewish community was destroyed CJLI’XTA.ZJ $75,000.00 So he ran like a deer, and shouted and and tbe remnant of the people was utterly of advertising, and it would h< «• » 71 • SURPLUS fl6.000.00. beckoned. | scattered. those who wish to sell or' Hni^-* i» « Till he planted hlg heel A novel style of observatory Las been de­ For lhe remainder of the quarter tbe this agency at once mid g*: pcnen,r; 1 Incorporated under the laws of the State o! On a smooth Mt obpeel— vised by an ingenious Manitobian, who is at Union Pacific R- R- land' f'< “J* minds of the disdpleo seem to have been Michigan. Then be saw half a million of stars lu a of opinion that the scenery of this country generally prepared for a broader view, for state# of Kansas. Oregon. second. is such that passengers on a railroad ought tbe extension of Gospel privileges to all Open for business Dee. U.IBM. Utah. Texas, ete, upward* •>! to have tatter facilities for seeing it. He waa in too great a hnrrj". better have mankind, and for that glorious fullnett net waited for another car. There are eases, Three or four sections of a car roof are acres of fanning, mineral and orricns: forth Id the Epistles of St. John. lands, ranging in price from e* to J I* however, where haste h necessary. If raised to a height of twelve to eighteen 0. G. Robinson. President; one-tenth down, ten jrvar* credR you have night-sweats, feverishness, weak, inches above the ordinary level, forming a acre; ' ------- WHY IS THK What Is A rtf . balance. Frequent exeniskr. rates given, sore lungs and a hacking cobgh, do not sort of “conning tower,” tbesides of which D. W. Reynold*, Cashier Augustus, tbe greatest of all parvenus, etc. Call and get circular. lose an hour lu obtaining a supply of Dr. DF.BCTOB6: ___ _____ _ — dlJuotask of Virgil to recall in verse the J’lerce's Golden Medical Discovery. De­ Tided in these sections, where paasang.rs cruelties of civil war. No true artist has jay lu such cases is dangerous. It may be can ait aud enjoy ths scenery in any direc­ Dan W. Rcjnoid*. cem^FAbcn ever sought to be degraded; no worker of R. R. Messer. D. G. Robinson, tion.—Nsw York Telegram. fatal. Before the disease has made too I w Middle Ages has reflected the brutality Chester Moser. John Corrrth, ot tbe world around him. On tbecontrary,, great progress, the • ‘(widen Medical Dis­ F. r. Colgrove. “ The Niagara Falit Routt. be has appealed to Its chivalry and Its re­ covery” is a certain cure. In fact, Il’s 1 Economy is tbe parent of Integrity, of guarantw-d to benefit or cure, or money Interest paid an tl-ne d*i>oelta and a genera) ligion. No treacherous adventurer of lhe paid fur it promptly refunded. liberty and of ease, and the sister of tem­ Renaissance is pictured in tbe sunny, re­ (tasking Bustnevs TransseuM. Station*. Fm ** Pears are unusually large and plentiful perance, of cheerfulness and of health, and fined architorture that was msde for him. profuse ness la a cruel and crafty demon, BMTvta You ami I know that art is not tbe attempt in the fruit district this year. M01T0AGE BILE. that generally involves her followers in HsJrrtxo*.. ............. Katies ia hereby given that, by virtue ef the .at reflect!ug others, at taking pomeaaiou of Benton Harbor Is greqtly pleased over ■ power of aaie tn a mortrM* rreeutMl by Marv other*, who belong to themselves, but that the new water works system. with ‘Irone into their souls.’’—Nsw York talta re HM>. tasrtng dale the rtx’h day of it ia an attempt at keeping posaesaion of BUtlnM. OrtntoT IS*?, recorded I lie twi.tv aevruth day one's self. Paticreon's big factory will nut be re­ rt Kwreiuber i«L and. on whlrto ihere |« claim­ n . , a.m.pt.in.In ffi-rpsinj —L9 —n It is often a protest st what ia displeas­ moved from Flint to Saginaw after all. HAAnwoa............... I «.Mj ievn. > ed t© ta due. at thia dale, focr hundred sod flfiem dolla-v. I shall, rti the ninth flay «f ing and niear about us; It is an appeal to Senior Partner— We have now 100 men. Ypsilanti Is building a mile race track. M. acOLUKF, Loes! Agent. Hxsfiop what U better. That is iu most real value. I Ayer’s Sarsaparilla RICERYE. M0 @jgXuSJ IIS°ME SopiE Zqr----------- those ifyoiAj. MlND ONLY BE SURE II // | Has Cured Others RriD REM^rtBER SotfE !S!71 T> Yil -"*• & ?!J X EVERY HOUSEWIFE WAN1S IT. I* Children Cry for Pitcher’s Castoria. Children Cry for Pitcher's Castoria. Children Cry for Pitcher’s Castoria. CASTORIA Infante Vi! Children, ladwallader’s AGENCY COLUMN WATERPROOF COLLAR CUFF. ISTot to Not to Discolor! TRADE — ELLuloID mark. ■ I SPECIAL ! > SHOKE 1W IP— St Me ; fi\I/r k J Irpt"aud'.'Y? ,nu,l.15’ Tb*rare a,*° ' NO. 35. ALWAYS THE SAME "2 ALWAYS THE BEST 5< Ciq/IR <1 GILLASPIE H C B , W. L. DOUQLAS S3 SHOE «f XIEEJ S5.*&nr g0S S3 <x w. iDoauta G. F & T. A..CNa«®. of ignoble peace; It is am appeal to the n»ate in the township of Irving. permanent reality In prateoce of tbe tran­ Barry aud Mate of Michigan sient: it la an attempt to rest for a moment ■ tnitows. to wit; Tbe north •Mt onrter *f errtlon twenty h hott of tbr south east quartw all tn town font north aivnegs surdity. TheM)dllsarc scientificallycompourided. ■ and uniform in qcUoc. No griping )<in m> oLxcgsallof them and*ws will save tl00.commonly following the u*e of pH],. 000 a j-ear.—Jewelers* Circular. They are adapted to both adults and chi’dren with iwrfect safety. Wc guarantee n India comes the khna-khus graa*, they have on equal la the cure of sick srous roots of which yield a wry paand plemdng perfume In India tbs i —A-wir. * �Eft!) OF k.bJlACEDA ON THE WIN J UP. The £x-President of Chili Takes His Own Life. Chicago, Sept. 15.— League base ball ex­ pert* yesterday ►ecured th* following records; Al Boston—Boston, 1; Chicago, 7. At Brooklyn—Cincinnati, 11; Brooklyn, 5. At Philadelphia—Cleveland, 3. Phila­ delphia, 18. At. New York-New York, 3; Pittsburg, A Association: Al Columbus—Columbus, 10; Washingtoti, 2. At Su Louis—St. Louis, V; Baltimore, 4. Al LouisvilleBoston, 7; Louisville, a. At Milwaukee— Rain. । Chicago, Sept. 1&—Yesterday’s records ou the diamond made by League clubs were as follows: At Philadelphia—Cleve­ 1 land, 4; Philadelphia, 1. At Boston— Chicago, 8; Boston, A At New York aud Brooklyn—rain. * AUTUMN POLITICS. THREE T BUSINESS CARDS. • 6 A WIFE. ^TaTscribnek, m. d., New York Democrats Put Up Their Candidates. Offlet- in at pre-ent ’UHICAGO, fte-.r. 2'..—M'.ks Gertrude Whiting Putter w<u» married Saturday a. A C. H. o.kztBER afternoon at the Virginia to Julius Clarke ■ Pbysi.-ians and Surgeon*. A FOUST INTO HIS BBAUI. n/>WER A WIEBES, HANDS DOWN. Daniels. Thu ceremony wax one of form Calls in city or county nspondnd to with np-rely, the parties having been previously promptueas. day or nighL j legally tegnliy united iu marriage Jau. 1, 1. 1893, 1800, in AIm Get* ; Chicago by the ot1 U'ILLIAM O. LOWDEN, ‘ Rev. 7.. . R. L. A. ... John, - ----- , pastor ----------• ’ Lawyer. .fit. Paul’s church. Saturday’s ceremony, Office over Julius Russell’s store, State however, was thought best by all con­ street, Hartings. Mich. cerned as a final adjustment of the matri­ I,, nfdtfltf* monial entanglements in which the young Good Word STUART. KNAPPEN A WEAVER. Saratoga, N. Y., Sept. 17.—Only one । woman was involved. The first Daniels0 Attorneys at law. ballot was necessary nt tbe Democratic । Putter marriage was a secret even more Over Haatltigk National Bank, . «l.—Ex-President Hastings, MlehlgaD. | closely guarded than tbe Rust-Potter marconvention to settle the question whether A«ocintc offices, nt Grand Bapids.Mlus. . - Chib "hot himself through the ‘‘slate" as proposed by the leaders, »o | riagv, nuumed namos being given to the 11­ Balm"-" in bU rtxuu at the Argentine A. SHELDON, far as it concerned the gubernatorial can-­ ( cense department and officiating minister, i- I Furthermore it appears that the annnl.► ,uti ui> aj 8:30 o’clock Satnr. Abstract and Real Estate Office. didal*-, should stand, and i( stood—334 to - ment of the invalid Rust-Pott er marriage A Uptract Block. Rasting*. Tii story bvotme known kee. 7; Athletic, A At St. Louis-St. 48. The rest of the slate went through by Money to Insn on Bckl Ed ale Real Estate d«r ,. nfrirrnoon and created the Louis. 7; Baltimore. 0. Al Louisville— I acclamation. The preliminary work ot and Saturday's ceremony were the result i *o!d ou r minlraion. General con vevaDCtag. of consultation and agreement between tianxg » coinpiele «•< o! Abstract Books.eastr , tn. ip, and on every hand Louisville, )1; Boston, a. At Columbus— i the convention was soon dispatched, and the Potter. Rust and Daniels families. piled from the Record*, ran furnish compM* Rain.. SleeplewneM^Sick and Nervous Headache, i tract* . nuis uf rejoicing. It now C. F. BRUOK8. CtartL I all the contests settled in favor of tbe Hill CHICAGO, Sept. IT. -ur League aKUC base ball unit ' __ - - ------------- • that BalIt is understood that the first hint of I Backache, Dizziness, Morbid Fears, Hot team* made the following score* ye*t«-r- ' platform committee had its _______________ P. DRAKE, M. D.» _ , a MMM jeoLNervou8Dy8pep6ia,DuDne«,Con\ mai-vda left San- day; At New York-(Flr*t game) New ! the Dan Ids-Potter marriage reached the J done’ "nd “ *°°n “ *>»• organlxa- I ears of ’ Sh 1 tiago Aug. 29 last of J. J. c7 C. ’Hut^n^^Ml^^PoMer Hutchins, Mias Potter’’ a ; ‘ ‘ Office over Holloway’s drug store. York, 0; Pittaburg. 2 (Second game) New i » “ W“ comI,let« Bnd other preliminary । ears brother in Inw. This was after the Rust- | OpiumILsbit, Drankenneas,etc,“?®ur,g Office In ur» tram 3 to 4 p. m. Telephone, coa AeV in the hope of York, 1; Piltaburg, 7. At Brooklyn— I out ol t-he way It was rend. Ills j Potter marriage and after Mitt Potter . by Dr- Miles Restorative Nervin . .H^-ilug »Ub residence, at Holloway’s mug (First game) Brooklyn, 1 -. Cincinnati, 0. | “°*1 y d«vol«l to state matters, bnt be- and young Mr. Hurt Run bad had sailed for i does not draggirts. cape from Chili, (Second game) Brooklyn, 4; Cincinnati, 8l gins by reaffirming 5 dragisu. —■-----the • national. platforms . . ue ana doefftEE nne uuuiu> F “.^* ... IL. 1...... ....... *«“ to New Ue 7 M. B. GILLASP1E, Notary Public but hearing that At Philadelphia—(First game) Cleveland, of 1SH and 1888, which it claims were in­ York, obtained the young man's corrobo­ Dr. Miles Medical Co, Elkhart, Indit 1 . and U. 8. Claim Agent, that every avenue 11; PUiladelphiix, A (Second game) Phila­ dorsed by the i>eople at both those elec- ■ ration of tbe marriage, nnd returning to 1 TRIAL BOTTLE FREE. will prosecute all kinds of claims before tbs D-partmetit* of the interior office. Call on bua of retreat was cut delphia. 2- Cleveland, 9. At Boaton—Bos­ tlons, and especially by the election of I Chicago substantiated the facta. Young I Sold by W. H. Goodyear, at fit* More, corner Court and Jefferson Bta., ton, 7; Chicago, 2. I DlUU) fa took the position that her loved Hastingv. Mich. ______________ Association; At Columbus—Columbus, itw. MORTG - GE SALE. hi* wife and wished to claim be before lj tbere Sept 8 and Peelarstlon on Nat (until Issues. /| the world. SulMcqnently the Rust-Pot­ 7; Boston. R At Milwaukee—Milwaukee, Default having b-en ma-H In the condition of Q M. FG V LFL.D.D. 8. 1 went direct to the 11; Baltimore 4. At Louisville—Wash­ a eertalu motigiwe ma-le by John smith to The declaration on national issues is ter marriage became known through tbe W. nuujtbtaiin *•£ *“rU,l'‘ ington, 0; Louisville, Ik At St. Louis- contained in the second paragraph which I medium of tbe pres*. Though it was in­ Charlo UougMalin dated Jmmary D*4 Office hour* 8am to a p. m. lion. The route St. Loula, 10; Athletic, 7. rvcortled in the otnee ot the Resist r of is as follow; “We are against the coinage valid it was thought necessary to have it and Deeds tor Burry eonnty. Michigan on the eighth I 1 W. LOWRY, M. D., e-itcda after the disastrous Chicago, Sept. 18.—League scores on of any dollar which is not of the intrinsic declared null aud void by a court of day of January A. D. IBM In Uber 24 of mort­ Physician and Surgeon. . ;,,.,raiso and the surrender tbe diamond yesterday were as follows; on page ido which *»ld mortgage wks duly ' T• batik >■ value ot every other dollar of the United record in justice to young Mr. Rust as gages Makes a specialty of treating diseases of tbff well a* to clear away any possible ob­ MMlened by the said Charles " Houghtatin EYEaud 21' has been learned. In At Boaton—Boaton, 7; Pittsburg. 7—ten EAB and tbe preservation of vision J States. We therefore denounce the new and Anrilta M Honghtaliu bv a*Mgometil bear­ x • \ Raids Victor Echaaren Innina., d»rkn~. Al N.w ¥ork-Xew , Sb.rmnn .item ‘terc’ unto“wbl“h on«- stacle to n re-enactment ot tbe marriage ing date the riitreutir dav ol Februan A.D. i«Lr-SFS'V 8P*CTACIJ“ 1104 *** between Mr. Daniels and Mina Potter. HMand recorded In the office of said Register , lp.- and drove to a point York. 3; Chicago, L At Brooklyn—Brook I —‘ • Office and residence on Broadway, near Court of Deeds Jor Barov county, Michigan, on tbe ,ide the city. Here a special lyn, 5; Cleveland, A At Philadelphia— i tenth of onr gold stock bus been exported sixteenth day of February A. D.1*4 In liber 23 House, Hastings. Mich._____________ ____ WILLIAM L. SCOTT DEAD. and all our silver output is dammed up of mortgage* ou page 3T7 ti Daniel , Striker. ... and a locomotive was In Philadelphia, 6; Cincinnati, £ Wllllani I’. Stdnam and William H. Hoze, the at home, as a false pretense but artful MITH A COLGROVE, Association: At Columbus—Columbus, Albion College Endos ment Fund committee. Lawyers. Av l>l»gal*e« Himself. | hindrance of return to free bl-metallic On which mortgage there Is claimed lo be due nil disguised himself with a I 6; Boston, 13. At Milwaukee—Milwau­ coinage and is tending only to produce a (Office In Union block. Hastings.) at the date of this notice tbe sum of twenty­ Newport, R. I., Sept. 21.—Ex-Repre­ seven kee, 10; Baltimore, 0. At Louisville— Bal:. -• .■ hundred thirteen and twenty five one . I.'rtk. He was recognised, I Louisville, 6; Washington, 2. At St. Louis change from one kind of mono-metallism sentative William Scott, of Erie. Pa., died hundredths dollar* and an attornrjr f<e of fifty • driver of the carriage, a —St. Louis, 5; Athletic, 1 to another. \Ve therefore uuite with the at midnight Saturday night. Tbe body dollars provided for in said mortgage and no 4 E. KENASTON, suit or proceeding at law having been Instllutt.;uned Gilmore. The train Attorney at Law, CHlCkGO, Sept 19.—League score* in ireeuu* friends ox of honest nouest money everywhere in was sent to Erie by special train to­ t-d to recover the debt secured by said mort­ A. i :L-. -jn-.-j as far na Liuderos, tbe base ball field yesterday were: At j stigmatizing the Sherman progressive or any part thereof day for interment. He had grown worse gage Trrrvfore by virtue of tiie power of talc jrompi ya tooting to._______________ _ 'njue* snath of Santiago. There Boston—Boston, 9; Pittaburg, 3. At New silver basis law as no solution of the gold during tbe last day or two, and at 11 contained in aald mortgage and th- statute In r • .were in waiting. Hursuch case made and provided notice t* hereby l R. TIMMERMAN, Homoepathk Phyi' ig from the train they en- • York—New York. 9; Chicago, 3. At Hrook- and si I ver question nnd a* a fit appendix o’clock Saturday night he was so low that given that on Friday the second day »f October Brooklyn, 0. At Phil- • to lhe subsidy and bounty swindle*, the tbe attending physician decided to remain A. D. IBM at ten o'clock lu the forenoon of • slcixn and Surgeon. ‘ and were again driven lyn—Cleveland, dav. we lhe undersigned will sellat public (Office over Lathrop’s drug store.) may. The routertas toward San adelphin- Philadelphia, 11; Cincinnati, A KcKInley worse-than-war tariff, the by his bedside all night As it was the said auction to lhe highest b dder at the north trout Association; At Milwaukee — Milwnu, B| a i ue reciprocity humbug, the squauAll trace of the fugitives first time that thia precaution was taken, door of the court boose In the Citv of llasUngs. ROBERTSON HOUSE, deficit, lhe ; it was feared by tbe family and Inquiring Barry nutty. Michigan, (that being the place ........ . lost. Police from Santiago kee, 4; Baltimore, 11. At Lxjutaville— de red surplus, the advancing the circuit court for Barry county 1* - - . census, ..... tbe falsified represents: friends that tbe end was near, aud a| mid- where route taken and searched Louisville, 9; Washington. & At «* 1I defective holdeo) lhe premise* describcd^ln said mort­ J*. BttbDEfifiER, Proprietor, . .k - They were unsuccessful, Ixiuta-St. Louis, 0; Athletic, 10. At . lion and the revolutionary procuduTM uf ‘ night he parsed off quietly. Mr. Scott gage or so much thereof as may be neecssarr ww_ —eall justly .con- i was brought hsre .. .. some days ago, and the to pay the amount due on said mortgage with Cor. Jeffer«nu and Court Sts., Hastings, Mich. ' ___________________ the billion dollar cougre*s ■ . irued from a detective who Columba*—No game, rain. League games Saturday resulted: Al the people's was thought toTave Vyma. bene- seven per cent. Interest thereon mid til Iripd * ' demned rtMmn—V by lieth» iixint-.'H great crr«e«t uprising nnriainir last la«t .■ change nt first 11.^, ..... Rates,SI .OO per Day. ... : the case Sept. 2 that the costa together wtui an attorney fee of fifty This House in new. with plearant rooms. Ttar his dollars as provided therein The premises . traced to the outskirts of New York—New York, 8; Chicago, 0. At Novembrr-a venlict which renewed next j flted him. An unfortunate turu In hh Boston — (First game) Boston, 11; Pittsyear will empower Democratic statesmen' I <*>— • diseoAe took place Thursday, however, and being descrlncd in said mortgage as nil that patruuage of the ptibllc is respectiullv solicited. P - intention had. been to go certain piece or parcel of land situate In the I T AW. REAL ESTATE ANDCOLLECT\c.«*el Condell, which he ex­ burg, 3. (Second game) Boston, 11; Pitta- to guide tbe people** council* nud to exo- i it ws* neevsary to recall Dr. Pepper, who township of Baltimore in the < bad been attending him but bad gone and SUU- of Michigan anil <lescri!»vd as folios* 1J ING OFFICE OF . ’ \;nh’ is San Antonio bay. burg. 2- At Philadelphia—(First game) cute the people’* will." away for a fjw days. Dr. i’epper Imme­ toilt-Tbee.ist half of the north west quarter Palmerton A Smith, As to Dome*tlc Polley. h»-iv. ’. utvever, he discov- Philadelphia, 5; Cincinnati, 8. (Second ; of section number fourteen In township num ­ Woodland. Mich. .-urin that the ship had game) Philadelphia. ^.Cincinnati, 6 At] Th() ..^tferm lira rehearse* the laws ! diately returned from Philadelphia, but it ber two north range number right west conJ. M. Smith, Brooklyn—Brooklyn. 6; Cleveland A ] whh h wcn. br Ult. u,t k.Kutature I was too late. a» Mr. Scott** disease wa* tahilua eighty acre* of laud be the same more or C. 8. Palmerton. less. Said mortgage was given lo secure the Notan- Public. .Justice ot the Pence. AsM>ciation: At Milwaukee— Milwati- , jQ ffdemptlcn ot D> mocratic pledges, tyu! j accompanied by a complication of tbe imyment ot a part of the purchase price of the . throat, and all that could be dune was to said atone described premise*. . the Argentine lega- kee, 5. Boston, 2. At Louisville—Lout*- dCU0Uhct4, the Republican state senate for Dated July tab, »-»l. Fine AGO & WEST *&* breum an ville, 12; Philadelphia, 9. At Lolum* , ^b(, of other laws. The grievance ease tbe last days of tbe dying man. . . bu»—Colutnbus, 8; Baltimore, 2. At : New York iu not getting the World’s I :iH condition. No one. . L MICHIGAN Ry. the minister of lhe 1 St. Louis—(First game) St. j fair is taken np, and Fns<wtt is charged I CHATTANOOGA Tenn., Sept. 21 —The su- ' The Albion College Eudotjawrt Fuad Com­ Lv Grand R*pM '^°ud7. ^ponsibiH.y therefor, hl. rea^n for '• cf tbc tathoUc KnighlM o( • • a1 I.'- ttad and one our other man j mittee. A*alCD<es of Mortgage­ Chicago D am KtS trikku . Attorney for Assignees etc. .. ■/ ' . • he unfortunate presi- Al LooUvUte-mr.-, g.m.) 1 E,X«7iXb-‘i lULltam | d.nr lb. pub'.l.hej Indianapolis. . Renton Harbor RL Jtnepb...... Ah the different schemes Traverse City . 'X.iicrcd by the hunted lun.bu^ ft Itahib-orc. .1 A. M.lw.ukw | «”"° £ i Muskegon....... U ciarg0J w|,h jum ter. r««l..r. Tnrf Manbrfee W TIME TABLE. lenhere- i—Milwaukee. 4; Boston, A jAtSk I fouspiring with Jibe federal cettsu* bureau J‘^v^hlv ire ablilo pay Lndlngton Ia effect Jane 2». tW>- Big ______ _ . . Rapids long and I -St. Louis, 9: Waabington. tt ] to ch\_al th„ 8.ate OBl of B bu-ge number of iwtvre*u They raj Yectiy wlvra?, H Nervous Prostration, P S F faabliuuo i !»pw . six P SU 7 '’.‘^^“rbX* ’ ITb£””X£ ^ ERSONS f 5EaTED. ! tWrek <1sy«. -Everyday. 5Except Saturday. a. m. h**thro<igh chair car to Chicago. Noextra charge for seats. I A nte.l. F.m.l, N..rlT "<F«« »«•'» • u,'!“|^lrc» ..»«»■». ibe prairaHtea lb»t |‘j’8 nrc. j .w. L lo .Il .oo.ptw.rr tew., , }te'ter «rc« 1:06 p. hi. runs through to Chicago oolld *lth I Wagner buffrt car seat-i rx> rentn. yowrii. CHICAGO, Sept, a-Six person* lost A plank sympathises With tbe persecuted , from diaaffcct«i P ­ I B:I7 n. m ha* through tree chair car to Manis­ Kalamazoo Lv their 1X iui fire at Ind 551 Sedg- R^stau Xus. and callson the govern-■ tions were rot gratified. .-----tee. via M. & N. E. R. IL East Cooper.... . .. lidfi p. in. is solid train with Wsgnrr palace Richland JuneT---. ‘te; !I^ck.«..«! o'dock sleeping car through to Chicago, ana sleeper to Cressey ludtanapoll- via Bcuton Harbor. I lk’^o°ll”»l In Ute" ;t l»«*»l®*""ll»m““'’,aOT“,WrH“L I pementej Um ibe P.OAl.OM required br Mlb»........................ Crooked Lake | Of. u«uci» ?** Wv_ th0 broke* A Klud Wurd.for the NV*ro. I [Je^ty ordinance to be-collected by the Delton ।1 ot Cloverdale wa* adopted with enthuai-I ColntnbiaD exposition exposition on on sub; of the third *tory. Several families asleep in The pUt form wa* adopted with ent hurt- , World World-.M9 Columbian sub­ Shultz ' &. NORTHERN I out there were. Hastings............... . .. . -----I artic cheers and the following, offered by ■ FcrjpX|oull to the capital rtock before the RAtI.ttO.lD. I the building, but they all eMteped—very II tittlefcheer* .M ineYork.wa* iwrasiui(a!*o , v«.~., K..W paSMal: . ‘ (>u|d piItct! on the market the 15.000,­ Coat* Grove Leave Grand Rapids for ...... ' Woodland .............. . , UOO* worth ul b^nds it was authoriz-rt to ■ ■?“ “ ™‘h I <X. tte. Swli Irtedly twin, teDetroit and East ’? to; : issue in aid of the Columbian cnterprl**, I "'7CT. t;* .v Lansing j SSta 0.1 »>• c-ta— ’ ",“^'hrc Ku tuning ........................................... . JT< - Letter* Behhid. ! the fated family. | vrard the D-mocratic party ot our colored • *u»d, ail ;1 )iwi|i The matter of re ­ oeen conevusu. .«» _________ Lowell. receiving and disposing of these bonds bos I Detroit....:............ > BaltuAcedB’* brother- I Hroaght Ont fita Corpses. fell(iW cltlMO. in this state, aud they *re alma......... ......................... Finally the tbe room* by ScMf ranks, with a the a*- r­ beeu. referred by the directors to tbe I:im«i to Chili from room* occupied ^ViedJjy Sc hahk j £“cimXt7onr ----------St. Louis |bjit wltbln our pBrty discrimination finance committee of the exposition,which Saginaw ■ • • • . M.ilchi-r Corleta, soon and his family were reached reacbed nnd the teltel “™ ^£ “*2 on account of rare or cjlor is di»ri>unteo- will probab y report at tbe next meeting . ... Hdmborfa le« » lowing te"’»K brought out dead: A “‘»J ■ Dan.lt .111. Mrta Mrs. bchnlk, 40 years; MiM I .„ of tbe executive committee. ;..r. A. Alm.® «b.l« rater ea w IMr.lt; 19 years; Miw Schalk. 11 yettrs.s I. Kalamazoo *r 10 m C .i ■ 4 M««« S.-bik, is jmr,; M«.ier Sctedk. s.mte.<te= „ -rf candidate. ( .rcii.l..-. •f a dying man it ta of Scbalk. Exeltoment at Cmuarge. infechW Drtr.lt .Uh t»rter Nominations were th.-n declared in orRio Grands Citt, Tex., Sept. 21.—The RUhUwTjanc’t/.*.... riant*. He says: }’: ,« $ ”*J ”vS> years. All hud been suffocated in tbeir J der, and Thomas F. Gilroy nominated : iuring the port eight months 7;05 a. tn. naavHrior c«r n. .— ; Roswell P. Flower, which was seconded 3revolutionists under Stndoval are en­ Iclionthat 1 waa right. beds. For ticket* *t<i luformstloii apple Mt Velon camped non Camargo, upon which place Crooked like............. I ’ 5i *? jj ’ 3’*"’*. by Colonel Fellows nud Burke Cockran. ticket office, g: Monroe St. or Union Madon. .n tL_- army in whom I could OPENED SEPT- 22. they have made several raids, securing tMtoii. .. ................ jm ’3 X_ Gao. DkHzvkn, I Alfred C. Cu.'ipin, of Brooklyn, wn« nom­ arms, horses, provisions, etc. Tbere is ■ Cloverdale . My general* were false * ’ *[ » J * Gen ’ i Pas*. Ateut, inated by Thomas DeWitt, and seconded L all through tbe war. by (reneral Catlin. The vote was nearly 1great excitement ht Camargo and in the Oklnhnmn. PROBATE ORDER. T's '/.-k.n obeyed I believe that Had niy Washington, Sept. Id-The president all one way, as stated in the first parn- I 1surrounding country. Troop* are being • < on.-on would*lmve resulted State ot Mlchiiuui. County of Barry—«*• tU 1 »: grnph of this dispatch, and as soon as it | ’hurried to the scene by the Mexican au­ yesterday Usueda proclamation opening At a >es«|on <>f the rrotmte Court for the • ikgaiuni me eneru). j ywneru.i) — • . . i.'t -v against the enemy. tQ A -Ir: County of Barry, boldeu at tiie Probate Office, was announced the chairman of the Kings ! .thorities from Nuevu Leon and other wc Vn»v. rt ":f T*»rritz»rv of Okla1 tl.r a.gb Ibis trouble has l t L e eastern port of the Territory Okl My h In tbe cl.y of Hsstlna*. In .raid county, on county delegation (Chapin’s men} got tho | points; i Monday, the .Hat day of Angus!. In the year ■ I sought to rescue my 1I homo to public * settlement at ” noon, 'w'n or . floor and moved tbnt the Domination be Detroit........................ I....... I 1 - ........ — i one ttmurand eight hundred aud ninety nue. . foreign domination. I after, on Tuesday, Sept. 23d. Thu paper made unnnimou.H A stirring nnd enthu­ Present. Charles W. Armstrong, Judge of A spen, Colo., Sept. "Si.—At C:33 Satur- I ..er the first republic in U a long document, and recites tbe differ­ siastic twcnc followed, nnd the motion was ™t! W” wntes. Probate. In the matter of the estate of Allee morning the powder magazine con­ I ent* treaties with the Indians of the In­ adopted with a roar. William F. Shee­ day taining 030 pounds of httrcules puwder, H. P.ncon. decenneil. f.-4aucvn com pel lol mi to dian Territory who ceded their lands to han was nominated for Hedtenant gov­ On rending and filing the petiUoo duly veri­ Ml".rc-n.th.ra>Ml.cterci. fied, of F. A. Racon, husband a! raid deceased, un acts, but many bad deeds the United States. The proclamation ernor by acclamation, and the ticket com­ belonging to the Smuggler mine, explod­ prajIng that tlir administration ot said estate Attributed u> my orders gives notice that until the lands are open­ pleted lu th- same manner «» follows; b or ed, wrecking the shaft-house and engine may be granted fo Win. O. Ixraden, or to raw • known by m<- until they had ed to settlement no person shall be per­ treasurer, Elliot F. Danforth; for seers- house, nud fatally injuring Engineer other suitable person. Thereupon it Is ordered, that Fhuroday the 1st -td. Until tbe final battle at mitted to euxer upon and occupy them, tary of State, Frank Rice: for audit or gen­ Perry and seriously injuring And)- Rowt-n day of October. A. D. Wl.' al ten o’clock in »™r ■ , < strong hope* of triumphing and no person violating the law shall be eral. Simon Rosendale; for comptroller, , and Hanna Miner, employes of tbe mfne. ofrincrre-ci" book beeping, shorthand.typewriting. lewa the forenoon. Lr assigned for the bearing of said : • - Victory was nisurcd by permitted to enter any ot the land, or ac­ Frank Campbell; for engineer and sur­ I The explosion shook tbe entire city, rapby. efpetition, and that the heirs at law of said deceas­ breaking windows aud causing a gene.-n! ed. and all other persons Interested in sold • A’.cerecca and Barbosa and quire any righto. are required to appear at a session of veyor, Martin Sch-nck. J panic. Damage to property about 8)0,000. BE Ths* Mowy. estate, •y all lied. • said court, then to be hidden at tbe Probate Close of the Convention. A Big Conscience Contribution. office, in the city of Hastings, In said countv, Calle were Then made for Flower aud I Boston, Sept., IP.—Tuesday ot this and show cause, if any there be, why Ibe prayer r:. >w tut 4--.vlio ouly pretended that gentleman came forward with a of the petitioner may not be granted. And Madbid, Sept. 21.—The greatest misery it is further ordered, that said t«et itloner give !'r me liccauseof the money week Mr. H. L. M. Tower, of Ball £ graceful speech in which he thanked the ' has Iteen caused by tbe floods at Camioas - C- <•nothe to tbe persons Interested tn Mid estate, - gotten out of me. All tbe Tower, attorneys for parties unknown, convention and said tbnt lie wqinld put in | ot tbe jiendrncy ot said petition, and the hear­ and ViHafranca. The crops have been paid into thu State National bank t ‘ 8.180 Lis best work from now on to make the ■ I Lave in my possession is ing thereof by causing w ropy of f hi« order to be GOLD MZDA1, TABB, 1378. putdlshed In the Hastimgm Baxnkk a news­ gave it to me on tLe night as “conscience money." Mr. Tower him­ canvass a success. If elected be would lost, and it ‘ feared riots will result it re­ paper printed and circulated in said County of i.I A Mi ister Patrick Eg:ut many self does not know from whom this try to be an executive of which the state lief is delayed At Consuegra there is a liaiTV once in each week for three successive demand fot more disinfectants. Many lit-;-.- :T red me good advice. He urged money comes, but it is believed to come would proud and an honor to lhe paity weeks previous to void day ot hearing. marauders have been imprisoned there. ClfARLK* W. ABMSTRONO. a;>- in.'ke pence with those opposed to j from the executor ot some estate or which elected him. Sheehan was also । At Almeria the bodies of 1,781 victims of Judge ot Probate. »a ■ ’ ' to retire from Chill. I did not through a death-bed confession. The cn.y oJlcd for and spoke briefly and eloquent­ [A true ropy.] I the floods have been buried, ^lany houses ly for a few minutes. A new state ccnclue the bank has is the fact that in 1865, hsed !.'• wise advice, fdr 1 thought he wa* I uncermined by the floods continue to fall. trai committee was then named and the 1’tt'JDATE ORDXRunder ' influence ot the junto’s orders while tbe teller’* back was turned, a bag 8Ute of Mlchl^n. <;<>unD B*rTV-M. wh..w. p. then refugee* in the American of gold containing about (8,009 was taken.i convention adjourned without day. A Gooa *ta at*s«k>n of the Probate cx»nrt tor too kgrtlua. All through the trouble nay This amount taken at its premium value C hicago, Sept. 19.—The warm weather Count) of Harry, boldra al the I BAY STATE REPUBLICANS. tiivis* r» were itlwnys opposed to at that time and with interest comput­ tSecifvot Hast Ings. In wdd of tbe p.-ut week, which has brought the ed figures just about the amount returned Sly/the inrifthdav of SeptemberIn the)esrOM uny . -.-er(tires for peace." Dakota wheat growers *o much anxie’y thousand etxht hundred and ninety . AuTUf-r ietitt was found addressed to Run Afptu...----Boston, Sept 17. - Henry Cabot Lodge j for fear of fire, bus been a godsend to tbe Stoor Lri'iburia. Iu it Ekilmacedn say*: ‘ taTw'mMIw « wraiMin. presidvil over the Republican state con- I corn belt. From all over that belt In the “'Vhon i ,tw the penicciiliou directed D*ath ot _ northwest the news comes that the corn ir New YORK. Sept. 21.—“Larry" Corco­ co'n .'ISXLi«»., nagainst nn: by persons who hod auppyrted vention. which met at Tremont Temple ( about out of danger, and will be entirely ®y aduiinistnitiaa I came to tbe con- ran, the once famous pitcher of the Chi­ yesterday. There were 1,245 out of 1,289 so with a few days more of the warm and <t is Soluble. I*-1 clu* ■; rhai the only way to put an end cago base ball club, and for two seasons a delegate* present. I J weather. Wilmar, Minn., reports the to this ;. r»ec:tD«n w as ip lake my life as member of tbe New York club, died at his Wlieu a Jute wns taken for governor, I temperature lOfl degrees yesterday. rny home in Newark, N. J.. Saturday night Allen/roved ‘ ■ . i vspomdble one Adios. ~~~ to be the winner. He had Killed by a Haw Ball. K'kk'. J.-i.ud. Give my farewell to my of tvpboid ft ven. He wa* 'M years uld. 713 vote* to C mpo 514, and tbe nomlna- I Carson, Nev , Sept. 21.—Ralph B. Stan­ arc used iu its preparation. It has He leaves n widow and two children. Rif* and c.iuldren " more than three times the strength ot ley was killed at a base ball game here tion ivns made unanimous. Cocoa mixed with Starch, Arrowroot I Ex Governor Brackeit, >u _ j wbic.i whs ii.quentiy applauded, nomin­ ! yesterday by being struck ou the neck by N. Sept. U —Notwithstanding the ia ball. He fell on bls knee*, arose and or Sugar, and is therefore far more tbe Hon. ■ ° MA d X'r.1 •£!■<' •» 11 r " I " “ ated for ii orcmdit governor usual quiet ot S.nday, tbe news ot Bal- ' tried to run. bat pitched forward on his Larson and ForUjVd n^r Willi.- m H. Halle, of Springfield, and tbe economical, costing kss than one cent ‘".‘u’ur^Th. ted- I nomination Was carried by acclamation. , face and die I in three minutes. Stan*'y n> -Ciih'» death made a marked impres- ,„lr. give notice. . a cup. It is delicious, nourishing, had a birth 'nark on his neck where the Tbe other nc.ninatlous of tbe convention I fete n here, and whs the chief topic even were: For a-cretary of state, William M. I had ball । struck, and death was mused by tbe ■trengthening, easily' digested, surpa.xiug the question of the Daydaand admirably adapted for invalids tiWle». and lhe German emperor’s assault OMu; for atare treasurer, George A. War- iI suddenness of tbe blow. 0« N -polrou the Great. Tbe general feel.dtn; for a: toraey funeral, Albert E. Pills* as well as for persons in health. Non-Partisan W. v. *. Cleveland, O„ Sept. 19—Mrs. Ellen J l,lK ii English cnumercial circles la oue Sold by Grocer* Torywhore. of rvln-f xtid joy. While Balmaseda lir«d Phlatey, president of the Nod-PhtUmI buryCntauxATL Sepu "rBbo cbarft Baltimore. Sept 18—A collision oc­ there never could lie an aiuurance that National W ,man’s Christian Temperauc* Cb«M0>psluiuceda, who undoubtedly had 1 large cuion, iaeued a call yesterday for tue curred on the PhH*<L iphia. Whmingtcn *7,he “°n‘>°re fe’.bwing in Chill, might not stir up an- vevoed annual convention to bj beid a' and Baltimore railroad near Newport. °!gh' *«« inerr wa* killed •>thir revolution, ami reverse the order ot Brooklyn. Nov. 10 to 18. Nov. 8 is deaig .titingw, to the great detriment and disapfdtntt.ent ot the English Interests lu con­ nated as a day of prayer. trol of the nitrate trade. : n lialmaceday -ability ot gl^Iug himself a. Bnltnaceda and Senor to'n-d at midnight. Senora i > .t m. Saturday beard a ilr. lixiroom that had been Iruaceda. She notified her >u breaking in tbe door of i : it sv.i* found that he *e!f. The Sway wn* still > it ttaping wound in the K-ly was undressed and lay Detroit, lansing stH-rii. *1 Sr*5'.:::::::: Hl'S: 1.... o»u a™.......... 's'St Ji5- :::: .-H- ... -J | W. Baker & Co.’s KsBreakfast B Cocoa |jj|l||j±X7SX MUtiUUl No Chemicals �LADIES1 FINE SHOES. L We have the largest stock of fine shoes ever brought to this market. We would especially call the attention of ladies wearing narrow widths to the fact that we have a large line of B and C Widths, Hand Turned, And Goodyear welt in all sizes. This is not a stock usually sold by dry goods dealers, but they are as Manufacturers follows Brooks Bros.; W. C. Servif & Co.; Gray Bros.; Hart, Meade & Co.; Elderkin, Taylor & Co.; and the celebrated Sachs shoe their fine quality and durability. And they are sold by the largest boot and shoe dealers in the ’ state and’ are noted ' ’ rfor ~~ a Our N“e*w Stools of Ladies Misses ’ and Children’s Garments Are opened up and we are confident our effort to please you will tempt an inspection THE FAIR. Without doubt the 39th annual fair will be.tbc largest and best tn tbe history of the society. This i» saying a great deal, bnt everything thus far goes to prove our assertions, and we have do fear that if tbe weather continues as pleasant as at this writing, they will be proven. But Barry county may well be proud of ber fain, as they have all been of a high quality aud always largely attended. Tbe people, especially the. farming community, have ever taken an actiye interest In them, and have been really enthusiastic in exhibiting tbe products of tbeir farms, and the credit of the past successful meetings of tbe so­ ciety belongs in a large measure to them. The merchants of the city arc also entitled to a great deal of praise for the Interest they bave taken in making displays of thalr wares in a both Drat and attractive manner. Tbe ladles too are worthy of praise for the zeal they bave shown, and tor tbe tasty manner In which the floral hall and other buildings have been decorat­ ed and exhibits arranged. A county fair is the means of "doing much good, aud any man. be be farmer or merchant, may learn a good many things. If he keeps both eyes and ears open. At the fair tillers of the soil may exchange ideas that will be of mutual benefit, or if they don’t happen to have any ideas they may gain some by .conversing with older and more ex­ perienced farmers. Tbe merchant, or .business man will come in closer touch with tbe farmer and by conversation, or by listening, can better learn bis wants. These fairs are also of benefit to the farmers in auuther way, for here tbe most Sahiug and enterprising business men pU> their goods, and they are the ones that Invariably have such bargains to offer that effect a great saving In tbe yearly ex­ penses of tbr household. As we have Mid before, the fair this yegx_starts off with every prospect uf succee^abd it Is but juaflev to say a few words concerning those who will materially aid in making it such. Archxk McCoy. I The county fair would not be complete "Without Mr. McCoy being in the south ■whig of the floral ball to exhibit his goods, fils exhibit is but a reflection of his stock, being both neat and attractive, and of the very Jakut designs, as a visit to his store will prove. At bls place of business you wifi flud a complete stock of all grades of furnltare. He Is the leading dealer in the cotfaty iu carpets and rugs and anyone wanting anything in these lines should not fail to see him. hlr McCoy has been very iDstrumeutal iu making the fair a success. Another sort of a fixture to the south wing of the floral ball Is E. A. Matti*ox. For several years past Mr. Mattison luts taken pains to make a display of his pianos and organs at tbe fair, and let the people judge them on their merits and by the quality of music be furnished, acd judg-. Additional Local. all the bottles Id his drug store with the ing attention to names of tiie drugs labeled In a dead ” _ ______ r... __ the sale of agricultural Implements. language, that but few canread and fewer buggies,*“*carriages, wagons, _____ etc., In ad­ 1-_. Tbe report of the Auditor General, still understand to make a^dlaplay. No. | dltiou to their very complete lineof c.bard____ which is just from the press, shows the ------- to their very complete line he has just a good commun-sense display, j ware. They exhibit on the grounds this finances of the Wolverine state to be in a visit to bls booth will tell you, but when year tbe celebrated Page Bros, and Hicks pretty fair condition, thank you. and no you want any bargains just call at his ’ buggies, the. Bisnell combination plows, ImnMxllatc danger of mortgage being filed store. The people of Barry county should Thomas rakes, Moline cultivators, Cham- to pay the men. The receipts from all feel under obligations to Mr. Heath and ’ plou drills. Queen wind mills aud Clipper । sources for the year were $3,3«7.938.62, Mr. McCoy for furnishing them with the : Tricycle bulky, plows. Tbeir display is a and the disbursements $86,070.59 leas, best and most taking feature of tbe fair— reflection of the push, business ability and which, added to the balance on hand at the tbe balloon ascensions. enterprise of the firm. Goodyear Bros, not close of the previous report, left a balance only display these characteristics in their of cash on hand of 81,151.259.78. Joins Hummer. The jeweler has his excellent exhibit in business, but are reliable gentlemen* The Dardanelles Incident has called tbe east wing of the floral hall. There whose statements with reference to never was such a slock of watches shown ■anything they sell can be relied upon. fresh attention to tiie danger to (the In Hastings as Mr. Hessmer now has on They back up whatever they sell, and sell peace of Europe given by (Russohand, a part ot which he has In hls^dne upon merit, and that means reasonable Turkish relations. The historian, Edward A. Freeman, who is perhaps tbe beat in­ display. Anyone can afiord to have a prices as well as good goods. formed student of the Eastern Question In watch at lhe prices be sells them. His THOMAS BUXSTOX, exhibit is especially attractive to lovers of who has on exhibition a complete line of the world. Is preparing an article for Tbe fine music as Mr. Hessmer Is sole agent buggies manufactured by the Michigan Forum On the peace of Europe, In which for tbe very highest grades of organs and Buggy Company, ot Kalamazoo. A lietter be will set forth lhe delicate relation* of pianos made. . buggy cannot be found for the money. all tbe European Government* to one anw. f. rovnens Aside from these buggies Mr. Blinston has । other regarding this danger-point. Is never behind tbe times, and tills year on exhibition the B. 8. Williams windmill. Visitors at the West Michigan* fair has two fine displays. Tbe first one is on Gale ‘Sulky plows, Toledo Gang plows Friday were well repaid for their trip by tiie left hand side of the east wing of the and other articles In the line of agricultu­ witnessing Nelson trot to lower his record. floral hall as you enter. It consists of ral Implements. Mr. Blinston has had a His best time previous to this trial was stoves, robes, and various lines of hard­ large experience in the agricultural imple­ 2:10}$ bgt he lowered this record Friday? ware. His display of buggies and agrlcul- j ment line and knows a good thing when he to 2:10 on the second trial. Had be not tural implements Is find class. We wish sees it. He has worked up a good trade broken after be had passed the threetliat everyone would display the same en­ by square dealing and Is willing to put his quarters on tbe first attempt iie would no terprise as has Mr. Power*. If they did It goods beside tiie best for both quality and I doubt have broken the world’s record. would benefit both themselves and the so­ price. All are cordially invited to his One remarkable feature of his trotting was ciety. tent and examine what he has on ex'albi- that every quarter was made lu 33X F. IL Paxcoast, tion. I seconds. Tbe jeweler, has an elegant and taste­ Jesse Towxrexp. The sale of)suramer resort’ tickets com­ fully arranged display of his wares near Dealer In agricultural implements. Mr. mencing June 4th. 1891, from Hastings to tbe center of Floral hall. A striking Towusend dues business at comparatively' feature of the display Is tbe rich and no expense and thus can give some good points and st rates named as follows: beautiful antique oak cam In which the bargains. He Is tbe agent for tbe Arthur Traverse City and return 87.10, Bay View or Petoskey aud return 18.95. Harlior articles are arranged. And to look withlu WootFbuggy, the popularity of which can Springs and return 80.20, Mackinaw City Is to make one long to possess Its treasures. be judged by the following: Last Thurs­ And as a matter of fact this would not be day he had nine buggies that be intepded aud return 810.30, Mackinaw Island and so difficult, al nee Mr. Pancoast puts prices return Sll.oO. Sale will continue until to exhibit at lhe fair but before Monday' on all goods In bls line which bring {beta morning they were all sold bet font. This September 80tb. Extreme limit for return witbin the reach of the popular puree. speaks better for the buggy than we can. passage on tickets to all above points will be Oct 81, 1891. M. A. Gn.l MAX. Goods that iu quality and finish are all tliat can be desired-, prices lu keeping with FAIR XOTES. Hcket AgL, M. C. R. R. tbe times; these are tbe alms which The balloonists arrived Monday after­ At an anunal meeting of the editorial govern Mr. Pancoast In business. noon. association for the nqw state of WnshlngWetssert Bros., ' tnn, recently held in Tacoma, OrnoStrung, 'Ilie hardware merchants, occupy a Listen to “Wizard” Edison’s pet—tbe formerly of the Nashville News, waa elect­ conspicuous place in tbe south wing of the phonograph—while you are at the fair. It ed President Orno la now editing the Floral hall with a display of the Superb will only cost you a nickel and you will West Coast Trade and tbe action of tbe Helper wrought steel range.which is sold at never be sorry tor you may never have an convention in electing him president Is a tbe remarkably low price of 550. No opportunity ot listening to one again. very high honor and shows the esteem in finer range is made, and no other make Is At this writing (Tuesday night) It was which be is beid among the fraternity. in tbe market that comperes with it In The Tacoma Dally News in commenting any points, can be afforded for the money. nnpaasible to ascertain tbe exact number upon his election says that he is one of the They have tbe exclusive agency for this of entries, as the officers hadn’t yet count- most popular members of the Tacoma range, end It deserves to attract tbe at­ newspaper fraternity. Onio Is getting to tention it does; an article of' such merit Ij you are looking for bargains don’t tbe front with both feet and we are glad could not fail to command attention. pass by the Bax x kb tent. If your neigh­ of It, for If anyone la worthy of prosperity, T. PnBJJn, bor wante to borrow your Barker here­ he is one of them. Has, in tbe south wing of Floral hall, a after. look surprised and My “Why can’t For over a year a large gray eagle has fine of tbe acknowledged best y< u afford to subscribe fur It yoaraelf at made lu home around “Beechwood,” tbe makes of sewing machines, tbe Home and summer retort ot F. H. Barlow and Dick Light UuDDlng Domestic. Tbere are Doyle at Wall lake, and so familiar had It samples of the latter’s work that lax tbe One thing that is needed badly at the become that It has been called the “Beech­ belief of any one to conceive bow It could fairgrounds la better water. With the wood eagle.” But all the while that it was be pOMible to do such work ou a sewing water mains extending clear to the fair so familiar. It had Ita eye peeled for Its machine. Mr. PfaBlpe has for years had ground tbe yearly expense would be small own safety, and all attempU to kill It were the agency oC these machine*, and finds an to pat hydrants at the hone nnd cattle fauarva. In other words Lt bad a “bye IncrcaelDg mIc for them. People have sheds and a couple of large hydrants for found that It pays to buy the best; and good drinking fountains would be apprebe tbe Light l:anuing IXxnrttic. though ein'.rJ. and fought like a tiger before It could be placed In a box and brought to tbe city. It was a monster and measured 7 feet from tip to tip. Barlow* and Doyle pur­ chased it and have sent It to Detroit to be mounted. After it is returned it will be placed iu the Beechwood museum, which will be open only during the summer mon U is for the amusement and enlighten­ ment of all visitors to that delightful re- tu Binghamton N. Y. SN, to Bennington VL 817, for the round trip. Ticket- rod going on C. K. A- S. train leaving Hastings Scptemlier 29th. at 8,50 a. in. rnnnccL'or at Richland junction with special trains at tbe C. J. A- M. 1C\R. Tickets rod to return on regular trap’s within M days. Sleeping ear accomodations most be secured before September 19th. For further information rail on K. B. Dunlap Thc Y. P. 8. C. E. grows In n umber and interest. The average attendance is upwards of 60. Tbe young people are gaining confidence and It is firmly believed also get good through these meetings. Free to” all of whatever denomination. Every Sunday evening at the i*resbyterian church at 0:30. After Oct. 1 at fl o’clock. Meeting next Sunday to be led by Miss Hallock. The pleasant effect and the perfect safety with which ladies may use tbe liquid fruit laxative. Syrup of Fix*, under all conditions make it their favorite rem •edy. It is pleasing to the eye and to the taste, gentle, yet effectual in acting on the kidneys, liver and bowels. ’ The society connected with Emmanuel church will be entertained Thursday afternoon. Oct. 1st, by Mesdames Julius Russell. Geo. Tomlinson, B. Dickinson, W. Holloway, J- Wilkins, Chas. Jordan and Misses Annie and I*aura Beumer. Supper from half past five until seven at society rooms. AU are cordially Invited to attend. Tbe sixth Anaual Reunion of the Olin family will be held at Bennington Vt in October. On .which oceaalon the Chicago. Kalamazoo A Saginaw R. R. in connection with the Cincinnati, Jarkaon A Mackinaw R. IL will tell through excunlon ticket* from Hastings at tbe following low rates: To Kent Ohio 87,75,.to Buffalo M. Y. 110. World.- hhr XaW» t Michigan will construct iu IwildlBg vrtmlly of Michigan material and will *« it to Chicago In section-­ Henry B. Worthington has offfrtrf 10 furnish the Exposition (rec <*<*«*• pomps with a capacity of 40.000.009 plloos of water a day. Among the exhibits from Southern Cal­ ifornia will I* a model cunstrm-tM w illustrate Irrigation. A committee Mamready been chosen to prepare IL Slam has decided tn make an exhibit at Chicago, which shall edlpw the at the Paris exposition, where it orw® off the honors in the oriental sectionTbo publisher. of 1-uelt. Ib- "" k~” OTlc piper, bave b«>l cr.n!e.l f b, 100 reel, tor a bulMina ™ k Ito. rrounrl.. I., .bleb io detail of lhe prore*s ot •xiitlnk an<11 Itablng a humorous paper. S. E. PHILLIPS, Is receiving the Latest Styles of decorated ware Headquarters for standard goods in Groceries, Trot isions. ery, Glassware. e SPECIALTIES FINE TEAS AND COFFEES, our store their ant* cu*twners to cal! in and sec us, and make The marriage will take place Tburaday Goouykab Bbos. "«*oquarters during the fair. � https://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/418/HastingsBanner_1891-10-01.pdf e392216de10c9556644e358711421b4d PDF Text Text fd^ocst hi culatum of any i>af*r in tht .County- Banner. gs VOL. XXXVI. NO. 22 HASTINGS. MICH., OCTOBER 1, 1891. MIXER’S c&s.s Hastings Banner Published Thursdays by COOK BBO8., HASTINGS, MICH. COttNTY NEWS. BOR TH« (liarring Black Worsted.) This week only. Can it 1 '|„.’ “Is it possible? How can they afford it? blood < < i. and similar tpicstlons wUl be asked on all tUlcs to-day eon. ■).. r.'artlhm suitcment conveyed tibove: and vet, yrau as the m.tv fa. d ^>uUl hardly be otherwise, taking into confident­ ; (n..s! rtraordlnitry and exceptional offer. Just think! Here .. .i, ( rArrc but yatereLiy tlu>u»and» of rutta were nuirked at u id nut fame been sold for leva than (18, Ko, <?3 >25, g27, and (30, the OREATEST The News claims that Nashville Is expertenclng a growth and prosperity akin to a “boom” and Is able to present the facte to prove it CANCER 4 SCROFULA O. A. Phillips has platted another addltiou to Nashville. „ You can step in to-morrow and take your choice for <b'.00. . • . Tl ■ , / ■- . is iust irfait this nalc means. Every word <* Gospel truth. r,x,tn for nkepticUm. Every man can find out fqr himHr- man' is at wfca liberty to step right among our (18, suit tableland f SELECT HIMSELF ANY SUIT HE PLEASES. . • q . ■, meaded. Nothing is reserved. Nothing is excepted. . .. ..jh’H un<l aboveboard, and every suit, no matter how , .<..r- hi'.;h its former price may have been, (15 buys tt now. .., / r.T'lulc our Black Worsteds; we include all our fine Imported Uiissimcres. , * i>ur reaiohs for this money-losing sale? . -fasnily tMnk they concern the public. However* since . n.t ire don't object telling. Although the scu.. .., 'd has been generally pn/sperous, the strikes, lockouts, . . the ca filer su mmcr months and measly weather generally ../„ CKiufiSMed, hart been a grait drawback on the sale of fine .. ■- .•<. 7ivrryiHxly economised, ar had to economlxc. to make ■ Thus the man accustmned jmyltig (18 for a iruH ; himself to one of our (to suit*, while he who ordinarily . . •■< : •<!id not find U convenient tn go higher than (12 or (15. . . . -.he medium and law-itrlccd suits found ready sale, the t- :i i-r;wnslve f^ncs , RtMtov or the *qe. rSffithJl BKra “"“~ General. Nashville’s evaporators ore doing a rush­ ing business. When the News went to press last week. tiie depth of 150 feet had been reached at TP”* IUpld‘' '“S™1 mrreb.Dt. tbe 1 test well, and no flowing water reached. writes as follows; But they’ll keep boring Just the same till they find It. And when they get it. they will be thankful to the News fur its three nd ,ne Ter? h’f111? ” having* 'earnest work for the water works. curea mu wife of a very bad colter I uuw? it Tbe contract for putting In the Nash­ hlnodaod It hM benefltred me STiL It to several neo­ ville water works was let to .the Lansing used 11 wlth K«X'd results. My Engine Jt Iron Works for the sum of father «ho is years ot a<e, has taken It fur a 1^". °n’egand it has cured him* 815.K97.00. The village fa to build the vour rTu I know pump hou.se and foundation for standpipe, your c. & 8. 8. to be the best I have ever taken. while the contractors are to furnish the M. M. Mo«b«. boilers, two Hughes pumps with a capacity a™a ««*>,. &£ of 750,000' gallons daily, lay the mains and build a standpipe 12 feet in diameter and For Sale by all Druggists. 60 feet high. They expect to have every­ thing in running order by December 1st next. t Dr*. Miler 4 Sons, Hastings, Mich. Geo. W. Bloomingdale, In the Freeport Herald, warned people not to harbor or trust his wife on his account, as she bad left his l>ed and board without cause or provocation. And now comes Mrs. B. in the Woodland News and states that she couldn’t buy anything on U. W.’s credit, as he had no credit; and as for board. It . as darned slim anyway, and it was no hardship tu leave it. She says all she • ants of him fa that he return the things that belonged to her that he took from her house where he boarded. , , GRAND RAPIDS. Rosenbaum & Speyers KALAMAZOO, MICH., The rec >*nized Headquarters for STOVES, STOVES, STOVES, STOVES, STOVES, Coal,WoodQiOil II llls i H n Is? I?s. il CLOAKS AND CARPETS, In South-western Michigan. DRESS GOODS Cloaks and Furs coffTnsIbTcaskets. W. H. H. HEATH. i.» rock­ s. WHOLE NO. 1894 Our last week items did not materalize although sent in on time. A very pleasant social hop at the Thomp­ son bouse Friday evening In honor of F. J. Norwoods birthday. Estes Rork is in Allegan this week at tending the fair. Over two hundred tickets were sold at tills station for the fair last Thursday. Dick McElwain of Hastings was in ।town Monday looking up the interest of insurance. । Owing to the limited police force J. Carpenter took the law into bis own bands and meted out Justice to a pickpocket. I John Edget the popular lumberman Sundayed with his wife at the Tompson house. Will Walt of Hastings police force was in town Monday subpoenaing witnesses 1against pick-pockets. A very tine sheep of the Shropshire variety was received hero by express Mon­ 1day, coming direct from Toronto where It had taken the blue ribbon, it was only a lamb but weighed 150 pounds. George Polley and wife are visiting1 friends here. Miss Maude Ranney returned home last week after a protracted visit abroad. Bishop Bros, have taken the contract of building the Cedar Creek school house. Dr. Burton says he will go his hotel one better and creel a fine three story brick here in the near future^, Guess he likes us. Some very heavy fires have been going on In the marshes surrounding us for the past week and doing much damage to fences etc. J no. Cressey, of Grand Rapids, was greeting his friends the first of the week. Gerkey. • By the united efforts of the News editor and bls two devils the Woodland News came out on Wednesday last week. Several partiee in our village are having drive wells put down. Smith Bros. & Co. grain buyers, of Woodbury, have been sued by Rollin C. Jones, of Charlotte, on account of wheat purchased by them on which Jones claimed to have a mortgage. The suit was called on-the 28th. Palmerton & (Smith appearing for the defendants. The stilt was quashed by the defendants on account of bad papers. The plaintiff has had new papers issued an d a red hot suit is expect­ ed. - ' V John A. Warner has returned'to Wood­ land and taken the place of George D. Barden at Bauglunan <k Co.’s drug store. George Barden has just returned from a trip to Petoskey where he has been spend­ ing a week’s vacation. Mrs. Gordon fell on the sidewalk in front of the residence of Ih-acon Holmen last week and was severely Injured. it is reported that James Jordan and Andrew Mills have had their pensions allowed. George Smith's bam, of Sunfield, was burned by a threshing engine passing along throwing sparks Into the dry grass which ignited and rapidly spread to the barn. Loss >1,700, insurance 8600. Rev. Sebmlrer. the Lutheran minister, preached bis farewell sermon last Sunday and will soon remove to California. Anyone desiring the Banner and De­ troit Tribune both for 81.00 a year can avail themselves of this offer by calling on Palmerton 4 Smith. Only think, the best state and county paper for 81.00 in cash paid in advance. Middleville. H. E. Hendrick has a new canopy top purchased of Messer Bros, while at the county fair. Della Dale entertained her mother from Cedar Springs over. Sunday. Mrs. Walter Foster bi visiting friends in Allegan county. Miss Chase was the guest of her parents in Martin, Allegan county, over Sunday. 183 tickets were sold at the depot Thurs­ .ic.Hi* Mt lek much lauger. Fifteen Dollars In the wonderday and Friday for Hastings on account •' v~iU make them <j<>. We repeat, thefinest suit of them One day last week Will Griffin, of Wood­ of the county fair, land. while threshl .’g chwrerseed on John - Fifteen JAJhirs. and you yourself can, if you wish, go Mrs. J. Bush is visiting relatives in Landis’ farm, got his arm caught In a belt I . pile, from counter to counter, and take any ««tt, whelhJackson. on the machine. The bones in the funk­ 1 <■*/. or >8", FOR ONLY 515. Can anything befairA. F. Fausey and wife, of Carlton, were arm were badly broken, anti the flesh ter­ p’tiiurf Remember this Mlc commences: Unnnmv the guests of relatives in town Tuesday. ribly mangled and burned by tbe rapidly •; ’-hm-a. and ivllt* continue one week from tomorrow James Whitney and wife, of Grand Rap­ revolving pulley. Dr. Baughman reduced ■ otrlicst comers trill, of course, catch the best bargains. ids. were in the village Tuesday. the fractun and hopes to save tlie arm. ■ r. If you don't lire hi Grand Rapid* tend up >15; ire Mae Hughes was tendered a surprise , In selection. It will surely pay. party Saturday evening by her many 'Hie ten year old son of Harrison Long, of Woodland, was thrown from n wagon young friends in this village. The high school is preparing a program In auch a manner os to break both bones to be carried out on the 24 th day of in bls left forearm. October, in honor of Will Carlton’s birth­ lyWom nine acre* of Alson Hill's Wood­ We are glad to say Mr. Farr is fast Im­ day. land farm were threshed 606 bushels of Sadlo Luther, of Lamont, Is the guest of proving. / ! oats. George Nelson is building a bam on hl« her aunt Mr*. W. C. Otto, in the village. Frank Buck, of McCord, was in town An iron bridge is to span Mud creek on lot in this village. . tbe Woodland-Castleton town line. Dr. Hvde received by express from the Tuesday. j^atfrollment of tire Middleville schools is flock of John Kelley, of Stratford, a very line Leicester buck lamb weighing iso lbs. i । 201. Jacob Johnson buried a little child last Dr. Martin Is getting the material on the Grand Lecturer Clark held n school of Subbath. • Mr. and Mrs. Goss have the sympathy ground for a nice barn. instruction for the Masonic fraternity at. Mrs. Maud Homer is visiting her parents Middleville Thursday, it was well attend- of the community in ther late bereavment lu Dow ling. in the death of their little daughter, F. W. Clark sold a valuable horse last Leonore, aged two years, who was a great week to Bennett Bros, of Muskcgtin. sufferer. Rev. Fletcher, of Plainwell, > Itunficld. The carpenter work on M. Jaqiies’ barn This place w*» represented nt the fair conducted the funeral services. Our school is progressing finely under is progressing finely. at Hastings almost to a man and saw the D. L. Stine is trucking logs to hi* sow the supervision of Miss Latham of Lacey. marriage ami the balloon ascension and a at a rapid rate. We anj sorry to lose Peter Drummond mill pile of people but nut much of anything Npwell Chandler, of Cedar Creck»,yislted from our midst. We understand he leaves For cooking and heating. else. • friends and relatives here last week? week for Grand Rapids to accept a Ulis Henry Wickwire, of Hastings, spent The cigar/actory is In operation. ' imsltlon In Win. Heyster’s wholesale and Saturday and Sunday here. I. M. Heaton has the frame nearly up Our c v»|M>rator commenced business last retail establishment. We predict that for his new feed mill. Peter will make his mark and his old Justice Haight Is building an <>flice on Saturday. . patrons will miss his pleasant smile from Dr. Gitau. of Battle Creek, is attending the lot south of L. Cass A Co.'8 furniture the weekly route with his wagon. !■ ! to sick horses.abuut here. Quite a number of our citizens are going store. Harvey BeOtuger lost a colt last week A. L. Jones was at Hickory Comers on north this week on u hunting excursion. by dirti’iniwr. Now Is the time to subscribe fur the business last Saturday. Mrs. Eft. Ttmgnte who has been on tin: The professor of the school lias moved You are cordially invited to Sick Ban neb and Detroit Tribune, the two for fnt«> the house lately vacated by Rev. list is Improving. There Is quite a number of farmers 81.00. You can apply to your postmaster Keeler. ’ examine our immense stock around here that have threshed their w lio Is agent. I1. Robinson .Intends to move, beck to By the request of Upt school ami friends clover seed and only get a little over a who’ vi-ited the county fair on Friday, they Lowell soon. of stoves and ranges, and the half bushel of seed to the acre. Mrs. Pearson is visiting her parents thia wish to express their thanks to the officers for the Interest they, manifested for them The brick work Is nil completed on celebrated M. & D. wrought and especially do they wish to extend the Beaver’s new hduse and now tbe carpenter Born, tn Alfred Davis and wife, Sept. -amc to the W. C. T. L’. for the hospitali­ work is being rusQed to gel It roofed be­ steel range. ,0'LUilan Hare, of -Bellevue, visited rela­ ty and interest shown for their comfort, fore bad weather. amt feel they cannot speak too highly in Gard Bentley went to Muskegon last tives here the fore part of last week. their praise. ________________ Tuesday. Mr< Preston Jewell and children were at Galesburg visiting relatives last week. George is very sick with typhoid Quite a number from this section attend­ Our 'tock - arejiow complete and we are PJ^PJae<J,^° su^’ fever, *1*0 Mre. Calvin Smith. ed tbe fair. A quiet wedding took place at the home ply the wants of all for the coming Fall and Winter Seasons. Henn’ VredlngbBTg. of I enn. Casg CO., Children’s party at H. A. Ling? on of W. O. Barnes on the evening of the 22d was tn town this week ahaklng hands with Saturday lacL being tbe marriage of their youngest old acquaintance*. . John A. Teller passed through south daughter. Lettie. Rev. Albertson officiat­ There was no school Monday at the Johnstown on his way home on Sunday. ed and none except near relatives were Outer on account of the teacher, Man r.. A. E. Foresee and wife made us a visit Invited. Congratulations from her many Wilcox, being one of the school Inspectors. on Sunday evening. friends are extended. . The present depression in the price of Cants arc out announcing the marriage l’.owen» Mill*. evaporated fruit is certainly not very en­ of Frank Lawrence to Lula Hathaway on couraging to evaporator men. It looks the 30th. We show tbe finest line of Dress Goods that was ever exlike an attempt on the part of the big fish James Mahoney received a severe and to swallow the smaller ones- When parties dangerous blow by being kicked od Friday hihitel in this part of the country. Our fine Parisian Uress are able U» bold their product till the great night. After driving his horse to tho Patterns and Novelties are the latest and most elegant muss of canned fruit is consumed, paying Comers and receiving his mall etc. he re­ prices may be realized. turned to his home, taking off the bridle market. W. 11. Fisk Is improving in health. and breast collar. The horse dodged out ‘■’^Thcseivwn at Gun take bos br0“sl‘[J Cyrus Ingraham has had a succession of of tbe stable and he followed tbe horse to cood many reporters from all ports of the poor spell* of late and does not seem to re- get him back when the latter wheeled Zt“ - M. Hayward has sold his resi­ about, kicking his master with both feet in dence and two steam boats and rumor has C°Mrs. Richard Godsmask of the county his abdomen. Three physicians were h ih.t thfi G. R. * L IL IL will build a line who ha* been in poor health for some called on Saturday for consultation. Your read from Plainwell to the take thence to time is able to be among her many friends scribe has not learned the result of their Wkyland to be in running order for next at that conference. Oar immense Cloak room is fitted wiih the largest DS-’^t ^"we very much miss the biographical de­ deliberations Tbe mwp- friends.of tbe Rev. Washing­ ’’'t’irtle Blek«rd. !'«« partment of the Banxkb. Where are the ton WhitcJla former paster of the Meth­ meat of well selected Cloaks for Misses, Children andbaaie Surely odist Protaatanl church of thia place, were fertile brains to keep It moving? Snrelv friend, while visiting hi-rosodolterpHres from the cheapest to the very finest, at the most re • in Michigan, returned home tost Fr nil the good people have not been written pained to hear of his sudden death last Thi “ « Wt •»» «« *u“'“d 'ro5 up ns yet and we know IL pricer. We can suit everybody in style, fit and p • week by being kicked In his breast by a than pnrts Mid all were wdl plMMd iiorsc at his home at Three Rivers on the not buy before you have seen us. , vShSy with the balloon and P»™ch"'' night of the 19th. iron We think Middleville will not ta ourr uasv Tbe Detective---------Horse Association ccmWe have a bicycle exhibition on ne ---u h.? In analn l.j homhi* balloonist when streets every day and it to attracting targe ____» l .of Barry, Hope. Prairieville and JrangcVttle held their annual meeting on In thn Irtilt rfjf Ui.tnw Will Griffin got caught in the belt r»f Saturday afternoon, the 26th. at Hickory John Palmerton's clover huller lust Mon- Corners and elected Eugene Hathorn pres­ ,l.r and bad bls and d.a.n telwean U» ident, Senica lAmbee vice president. C. . . Our line of Carpets comprises as usual the '»Ce" “wul’roLTl, a ««« «' Bert Ana l»elt and pulley smashing Ins arm badly. W. Backus secretary and Gideon Ilugbea His arm was also badly burned by the treasurer. Secretary's report shows some­ m Ingraines. Tapestries, Body Brnssek ¥’ p?partfriction of th« belt Some Iwjesore enter­ thing over 8100 In the hand* of the wllo r,4V,7?.7</.P'i?D’ ’’ 1 tained of saving bis arm. This Is an un­ treasurer. sters and Velvets. In our Curtain> and Lpbolstery «P fortunate accident as Mr. Griffin b a poor ifient can be found everything that is in the mar' • man with a large family and depends on Sou!li Ilsatrng*. 8S~^«T^"g" Hes ‘TmBowen I... 7"^ work for a living. The State Road Ladled Aid society will I -'Wnon in Kalamazoo do not b*1. 41'jn“S Latest Undertakers Suppues- ,b> ln'sn.-.«. Utrina* m hvor 1^ ■ days Our new iron bridge arrived last week rod was put up across Mud creek, ^e meet nt the home of Mr*. E. Pennock next ,,. “hinwi-r ~ We have the reputation for the Largest A&sor » would suggest that as fast as our larger Thursday. Oct 8. All are invited. Din­ kj]1 atu-nU to »•! <*’*?J,11 K5?for lil» •errire* l» Styles and Lowest Trices. bridges give out. an Iran bridge be pnt in ner st 12 o’clock. "'SS’itobMn. and other, will take In >»e The quarterly report ef the State Road tl Many of our people attended the fair at Sunday school last Sunday shows that SBibU™n«b.idbee..Gn..;.« b, a TM.'B- ««0 jp * __ ‘ ---- .,l tl.i.j tlw>v rZ-itilu detugn and! Hr »'»« b" \”rrtD «Twb*n n^r^UdndIM ayland grange and others he.d a >cr««ltal''’’ "II give 1“ 1 •”' ----------*”• yau ’“ px»a d.y. Air l.« Friday and Saturdar. It to crowd. HUDSON’S II OUR COUNTY. ing medium in Bar*ry County. ™. ■i; Yours Respectfully, ROSENBAUM &. SPEYERS ^HTu- HEATH,.Hastings, Hastings. said U* display was good. Geo. Sears has a new organ. Eider Stone preached for the Radical Brethren last week. Alto Spencer was called home by the Ill­ ness of her mother last Monday. The funeral of Dorn Burchett was held nt the Tamarac church last Tuesday. School is doing nicely under the manage­ ment of Myrtle Nye as teacher. . Hayden Myers Js teaching tbe Lee school this fall. Wheat is looking fine in this vicinity. Everybody took in tbe county fair last week. Mr. Branch’s brother and wife, from New York, are visiting him this week. Rawson Curtis and wife are visiting at Grand Rapids this week. Elder Holtzman preached at the church for the Liberals last Sunday. Mrs. Frank Burdick and daughter. May, Sundayed nt J. Spencer’s. �oa>lt HISTORY 0? A WEEK. 13^7, beating the American record t»y » Two negroes were lynched near Geor­ gian*. Ala, for alleged murder. Th* Western Union I* searching tor the flrat telegraphic measage ever »«ut, to ex­ hibit it al tbe World’sfatr. The people of Berlin, Holme* county, O-. have been drinklug water which fluwa over th* bodies in a graveyard. A monument is to be erected in one of the Chicago parks to lhe memory oj Danid O'UonurlL Al th* Republican convention at Cleve­ land John P. Green, colored, was nomiukted for biate oeuator. Judge Morrow beat Kingston IX mile* on the Graveseud track because King­ ston’s rider was too certain he had the The fruit crop in the vicinity of Pari* has been damaged by the hailstorms. James H. Mead, n banker of Sheboygan, Wia, fell dead at bis home. Tbe RothMchild banking house has sub­ scribed $1(1,CW far the Spanish flood suf­ ferers. A burglar who bad broken Into tbe *tare of W. H. Smith, at Eau Claire, Win., was fatally shot. His aiiine is WUHam Harri­ man. At tbe San Quentin, Cal., prison a con­ vict named James Bailey stabbed and in­ stantly killed Convict Henry Baker with • shoe knife. A South Carolina judge ha* decided that Charles Graham, a leading fihnor, of Missouri, and prominent member of the divorces obtained by resident* of that Farmers’ Alliance, committed suicide by Btata iu other states are not good in South shooting bimsvlf. Cause, business trouble Carolina. The Democrats of Chicago and Cook Major William McKinley, the Republi­ can candidate for governor ot Ohio, pass­ county have put up a full ticket for tbe fall election, beaded by Jonas Hutchinson ed through Chicago, on his way to Ottum DISEASE, nalpitatian, pain in side, for nuperior judge. gbonldcr ana arm, short breath, op­ There is great anxiety in England over pression, asthma, swollen auklea, weak It is reported that a man died at Kil­ Gladstone’s feeble heath, and fears arc and smothering spells, dropsy, wind in burn, a suburb ot London, yesterday, expressed that he is not equal to the work stomach,etc., are cured by Dr.Miles’New with all the symptons of cholera. An in­ of a political campaign. fix-Attorney Genera> Thurston, of Ha Heart Cure. A new discovery by lhe em­ vestigation by tbo health authorities is iu wail, says there 1* I- strong sentiment inentIndiana Specialist Fine illustrated progress. book of ettres FREE at druggists, or adStale Treasurer Boyer, of Pennsylvania, In th* Sandwich island* In favor of an­ dreBsDrJdilesMedical Co., Elkhart,Ind. has received tbe resignation of Cashier nexation to the United Statu. Governor Pattison has called the Penn­ Livesey. It was mailed at Milwnukeo, Sold by W. H. Goodyear, Wis., on Aug. 23. Domestic circumstances sylvania legislature in extra session to inquire into the Bard*l*y steal as It MOBTGAGE SARK. affects the auditor and state treasurer. Default having been made in the condition of a certain tnortgace made by John Smith to Cricket is growing iu Interest In this Samuel S. Stevens, a prominent citizen country. Between 1ft,000 and 20,000persons Charles W. nouxhtnliu and Aurilla M. Houghtalln dated .luunu-y rich th A. I». 1»M of Blouiningtou, Illa., is dead. witnessed the game .al Puilsdeipbia be­ and recorded iu the ofiler of the Itegist r of The businesa portion of Bradley, S. D., tween tbe Gentlemen of England, and Deeds for Barry county. Michigan on the eighth day ot January A. !>. i*M in liber 24 ot nxirt- baa been destroyed by fire. All-Phlladelpbia eleven*. . ■Mes on page 1(» which Mid mortnfcre wasdulv Gold continue* to cozne to this country assigned by the said Charles WTlloughtailu and Aurllla M. Hbughtalln by assignment bear­ from Europe. Tbe Rothschilds shipped Tbe Chicago and Iowa depot at Steward, ing date the sixteen th day of February A. D. t5W,00u. WH and n-coided In the office of said EvgUter The government has withdrawn its pro­ Ill., wu entirely destroyed by Are. Of Deeds for Barry county. Michigan, on the E. Slugletery died al E.khurn, Wia. In sixteenth day of February A. D. 1*M In liber 23 hibition of the Catholic European con­ uf niorUpure* on page 307 to Daniel Striker. gress to be held in Rome. bis Mth year. ’He was a pioneer in WlWUHam P. Sulnaut and William II. Haze, the . Dixon, Illa., Is scandalized by the elope­ consin. Albion Colh-gr Endowment Fund committee. Three Anierican^olng business in Val­ On which mortgage there i*claimed to be due ment of a professor of the Northern Illi­ at the date of this notice the sum nf twenty­ nois Normal *chotil with a young widow. paraiso have been arrested by the Chilian seven Hundred thirteen and twenty five one He left a wife and two children. junta. hundredth* dollar* aud an attorney ke of fifty dollar* provided for In **ld mortgage and no A delegation of residents of Joliet Tbe drought in Illinois has bean broken called on Mayor Washburne, of Chicago, by copious rains in many parts of the see If -----------something cannot----------------be done to state. gate or any part thereof ' to — — ■--------Therefore by virtue of the pnwer ot sale lessen the amount ot Chicago sewage that The schools at Farmer City. III*., have ooatained In said inortgare and tha ’tatute In now.flows into the Deaplainre river, been closed owing to an epidemic of diph­ such case made and provided notice is hereby 1 ,, „ . „ . . gtwm that on Friday the second day«.f October ! The Rev. Hugh Bruce Hughes, a promt- theria. A. D. 1891 at ten o'clock In the forenoon el nent English Methodist divine and forty Proceedings hare been begun in court jjfrtinri to the highest v .mhc at ■» ,he north trout MrtbodUt RKutxi D.uaer _. miol.rer., ... • bare , arrl-s! , , .on the to test the legality of the Tennessee con­ ----------------------- *-tn—the -— —of Hastings. steamer City of New York, bound for the door of-the court ■ house City vict levMS system. Barry reuaty. Michigan, (that Ix-lng the place ecumenical council, which is to bo held In Two men and sixteen head of cattle were where tbe circuit court for Barry county is Washington Oct 7. cremated in a wreck on th* Northern Pa­ balden) lhe premises described tn said mort­ xxarv A. -• shooting A snooting auray affray occurred at nt Bridgei»riuge- cific road near Buffalo, N. 1) age or so much thereof u may be nocessarv to the — iimoont due on said--mortgage „ pay „ -----------------—, . with ‘ bamptoD, Mich. John Townsend and " eenl. Interest thereon ■ 11 amt all Icr.iI i william J- MeClln.k akpulcl over arm - It U officially stated that <500 buildings ESJE5remain standing at Cousnegra, Spain. --1 Towaund ri.<* MeCllatk There were 2.100 before Cho floods. befog described tn said mortcage a* all that . dead with a rifle. McClintic hail drawn a An endowment association known as the certain piece nr tvareel cf land situate in the ' revolver on Townsend. Township of Baltimore in the County of Barry re’«‘Ter lown"®«uGolden Grail has been placed iu the hands K— ... ftA wo.1t -h- Ka* well riwiwn known IL>fc<ton Boston nlor-i playright has and State ofru._l.i-.. Mlchlgiui aud dm-ntied__ns.... follow.* to-wlr -. The east half ot the north west quarter presented to Captain Austin, ut the Chi- I of a receiver by tbe superior court of Bos­ of section number fourteen In township num­ cago League ba>-e bt.ll club, n plan to ; ton. ber two north range number eight west ©on- < Leary" 'write a play founded on bmw ball, and h..t 1 ‘■Red ~~7~ f . O’Brien, tbe .notorious CT— taluing eighty acre* of land be the satnc more or suggrotXl that Anson play lhe hero. He a,r**1 " leas. Baio mortgage was glvru to seoirn t!iranneal of a part of the purchase prke of tbe says that Anson aoemed to fall In with i J“rk £or TObblnK “ Alb“X ““ of d above described premises. the idea. .. . wc„ IMirf Julr KU. j— |I Eleven uo „, ln ------------stores ...r.. Sept. 23. 35. fire Including ' ‘ ‘ a Wii.liam I*. Bidxam, • Friday. Sept. destroyed by fire, tbe lUnk. WtydA* H- Hazb. I 1 Potter. White aud Bailey, the big Bos- grocery, u furniture store and *evtrxl ■1&Mj&£SeoF to° *boe bou*’ b“ failed- Tbe lUbUW« shop*. BUUp*. Dafxkl ifrurarR. Attorney’for Assignee* etc. ( are rery heavy. ... I John S. Sinclair, a — North Dakota f^j-■— One Utic thousand tnouaanu striking sin tingiron iron mill mill tncn men rere- . tner, has just learned that he is b<-.r to j f.nrn»d th«ir work RrMomnA Ohio turned to tp^tbeir work Hi. at Bridgeport, Ohio, the title and CAtates of the Scotch carl of iI after b.dng out ten week*. Caithness. t I Tbe ship DenniA, sailing from New Emmett B. Stanley, superintendent of TIME TABLE. York to Ban Fs;—1— *---- J---- '-----near the money order department of lhe At In effect June 28. lie*). — Cape Horn. Her laurafGa.) postoflice, has been arrested Ln an interview Senator Cullom says chnrgvd with embezzling f l,bOU. Bt^lbiu. the Democrata arc now paving the way . Drexel, Morgan & Ca, of New York, to dropping the free silver coinage issue.____________ _ ___ _ for tTOU.UM have received______ subscriptions A collision on tbe Pittaburg and West- : more than wn* required to liquidate the ern railroad resulted in the death of two ! floating Indebtedness of the Union Pacific Kalamazoo Lv... East Coorx-r....... persona. Several others were seriously railway. Blchlaud Junc’t. injured. 1 Mrs. Zerelda Wallace, the mother of St. PAUL, Sept. 26 —Advice* received General Lew Wallace, is lying in a crit­ Delton . ... last night from various parts of the state ical condition at Shannon, a station near J indicate GJorer.l.i'.’e that the very general rtinfall has Freeport, 111*. , Bbultz....... I succeeded in quenching nearly a! I the forest Frank Mudden, employed in Swift & ’ Hastinus. Co ’* packing housq, at Chicago, was ac­ Coats Grove. THE MARKETS. Woodland ... cidentally caught in the mAhincry of the ’Wat elevator and instantly killed. Chicago. A dead body was found hanging to a tree near Fish Tyap bridge, four mile* Fallowing were the qu> tattoiw on the board from Troy, Ala.-, yesterday afternoon. Al! ; of u»iv trade today: v,urMi Wheat——.ui, Nn. »3 swpveinik-r. September. ... ; , lb«l U known 1. lb»t lb, »»u wm > I ,o4 ,„„j Itaw, peddler. 1 and elmied 1M?4c; ye»r. opened »nd cloned Five hundred thousand dollars were ‘ HMc. ‘ Cora—No. 2 September, opened W’t-ii I taken from the Bonk of England Tburs- i clmwd ftlHc; October, o;iene<l ctarxi ftlfcic; I day for shipment to this country. The ' SS’2 .d.-ne^ ,u „< d1TOOOt „ . . P^Lccut' . x; *bd clewed Fork-October, opened Tbe census bureau puts the mortgaged I S9..<”*4. closed fL’.iW December, opened indebtedness of Kansas al 14 3d per cent. ! Il'klkK. dreed f litchi: Jaauary. o;xnw<d of the true valuation. Three-fourths of . I12-*'- closed $12.Sti',4. Lard-October, opened * ‘ this tndebtedmws wo* incurred for pur- >M7h. "*-1* dread IMS*. Hastings. Live stock-Fullowlng were th* price* at chase money and Improvement*. the Vulon Stock yards today: Ho«s—Market fairly active on packing and ehipping ac­ Saturday, Sept. 88. Woodburv count; feeltn* rather week and prices There is now 46,015,000 in gold on ita lower: duo to the poor quality, ralre ranged at way to this country from Europe. noattLlft y!si*.p».<Ud.MN light. $4.40&lS} rough ____ ______________________________ It is , reported from Home that no more packing. $4-5l>aSJDmixed, and HWAU heavy American cardinal* will be appointed at : P*^klr«: *t»d *htl'jdmt lots. Ko*. 6 and « will not. carry pa*«*ngers udIvm nreoent. I Mariot r'ul,rr *rt*ve on local,and provided with frels-bt train permits . , . , j shipping account, aud price* fairly well *upFrebht trains will be run at «ln- convenience * Tbe president ba* appointed Charles D. > ported; quotation* ranged at gfi of tbe cemnany, who rewrve the right to change Oddy to be collector of customs for the | prune to dripping st con*. gnol •<, the time of such trains without MKiro. ■ F.h Bnsn. Gcn’l Manager. district of Bristol and Warren, R. L | f*ncr do, 8XW4.W common to fair do, f&flUfe tr r- n.—.... ii r. t . ... * rrpon I. current that ex-Keprereoulire Duun.ll ot MlnnreuU. will bo »pJ PARENTS—Give your children a knowledge •“'* oflxMdc keeping, shorthand, typewriting, teleg- polorwl w racrewl Mr. Lrnre» on th. , civil rervire ounnnlw.100. । a,^,, James Darling aud Sandy Ferry, while unebongvd; quotation* ranged at J3.liaji.J5 dynamiting stump* near Garfield, Pa., | 7°*^“* unttve*, and |8J»aAa) were in*tantly klilrd by the premature lambs. Um“L Butter-Fancy separator. 25c per explosion of a cartridge. lb; dairies, fancy. frad;J.*i3>.-; jiacking .toct, China i* Raid to be preparing for tbe fresh. 13C. Eggs-Loo* off. 17c ]>cr dux. war with European power* which It ex­ poultry—Old thick ens, Ide per lb; spring, UJwi: pect* logrow out of the late outrages to roaiers. 5Hui«te; turkeys, mixsd. lite; ducks, aOLP OPAL, fABC, 1878. spring. lOfilUHc. Potatow,-Hou>e foreign resident* by that country. grown, per M*k; Wisconsiu and MichlTommy Warren and Cal McCarty have gan. fair to cLumw. rst&X. per bo; *w**t 1c1*. MjlWUmor. ,s.raai» per bbb 3£,„ dictment found by tbe grand jury charg­ *SJS#Ato. Apples—Green cookinp-. 7ua&l.U0 ing them with fighting. They will have per bbl; eating. gLS8ftg.<»L Broom corn—Hori, fidWfc per lb; whisk a bearing Tuesday. brush. S*4Ofc; green, self-working. 4&4Uc; in­ Annie Gerling, aged 4 year*. win found side and cover*. common brush, 3k«, atarid on her bead in a long, narrow cask, ■Me; crooked. SHfcJc. in tbe bottom of which wan four inches of water, at Munkegon, Mich. Tbe child Wheat—No. 2 red winter eksu. 1UM4* had fallen in and strangled to death. Congressman Herbert of Alabama has do October, fl.«3H; do DsccmterJglU« Corn-So. 2 mixe-l cash, Cic; d0 .September, withdrawn from tbe contest for a place on Om do DoMmber. UHr. Csu-Quiet; sj. i 11 !■ c!! ,ias 1>*'en remuvcd> the interstate commerce commission, hi* mixed euah, Uc; do October R<-*_ Pure friends fearing that the Farmers’ Alli­ -Nanlnal; teftSSc, Barley—Nona Inal- 73i;74o for Na. £ MilwinkA sn. # ‘ . a“;.^ *° diiiySandit O Soluble. ance might capture his seat in congress. Jacob Brown, of Minneapolis, has confreoed to th* police of that city to com­ mitting a murder Id the state aigb. yean ago, for which another man is serving a •re used in its preparation. It has life sentence in the Chester penitentiary. Advices from St. Johns, Newfoundland,, la actire dromnd; temh. Cocoa mixed with Starch, Arrowroot report tbe less at Green’s pond of the “ ,‘K wfisgar , and is therefore far more Labrador schooner I'aislee, -Caplai* John Kune, with all hands, and tbe Amazon, Captain James Noble, with three of their a aj». It is delicious, nourishing, Lours. &pt. :u ■trengthening, EASILY DWE8TED, WHo; Hopugab. r, I to />. SSK... B W. Baker & Co.’s Breakfast Cocoa H No Chemicals LAZABUS restored. LESSON I, FOURTH QUARTER, INTER­ NATIONAL SERIES, OCT. 4. She hetchekd the flax and carded the wool, and worn tbe I ««». and apun Um tow and made the clotbro for her husband and ten children. She made butter ami choree, she dipped follow candles, to light ibc bouse at night, and she cooked all the food for her hoiisehqMby an open file­ place ami a brick oven. Yea: and when die was forty yearn of age, she was already an old lady whose best days were over. Her shoulders were bent and her joints enlarged by hard work, and she wore tipccteclss and a cap. Her great grand­ daughter, with all the modern conveniences for comfort, refinement and luxury, way be as charming and attractive ut forty-five as at twenty. Especially i» this lrue If she preserves be? health and beauty by the use of Dr. Pierce’s Favorite Proscription, which wards off all female ailments and Irregularities, cures them If they already exist, keeps the Mfr current healthful and vigorous, and enables the woman of muldie age to retain the freshness of girlhood u;e on brow and eiiecK. lhe light of youth In her eyes, and It* elasticity In her step. Sold by all druggists. business cards Offlr* to hotel at prrwnt. H A‘ 4Ihyslclwi* .’ 11 B BEIL “** and burzrtn,. ar vm Calls toeltyotwmniyreXS? promptness, (Uy or 1 ’Med to win, 1 LLiAM o. 1/7WbK^ - ----- Stroma. Office over Jullu* KukM^’r)CT' ICumpHod from L-roa Help" Qu/Urif street. Hasting*. Midi. permiaaloa of H-S. Hoffman, publlabcr. Phltad«lphia.| CTUAKT, KNTu’HNT^TvrTT' 21. “Then said Martha unto Jesus, Lord, Attorn*.-} * at iRW if thou hadst been hero, my brother had not died." , AMOelst* tdnere.atG^iag^g^ Some of the fact* of tbe previomi part of the chapter are that Jroua loved Martha D A. SHELDON. “ ---------and Mary and Lnznru* (verse 5); that;U.J • Abstract and 1^R) E*-.tate (m. ante, Id the nlwence of Jeaua, sickened nd M Attract Bbo-t .hj,.’”'” Ofi«died; that Jesua knew fa* wa* nick and dy­ 10 I>VI on n"a| ing.‘yet hastened not to him (versa fi); and sold un ei.mtnias.'oti that this siekneaa and temporal death were for tbe glory of God. that tbe Soo of God t tract* <■ ■ ■ - n,|'h rounilet. ? WW*’_______ <-• rJHtWKB. aST might be glorified thereby (renw 4). W hen Jesus at last came. Uzurua being dead and P. DRAKE, M. I).,----------Up to date there are 1,000 entries at tlie buried. Martha gore out to meet Him. and this la bur greeting. Some believe that Sanilac county fair. Office orer n<>U*w*y\ dru* More Jeaua come* to us in death, but Martha lw Office hours from 2 u. 4 p. m The many remarkable cures of catarrh effect­ Herod that the coming of Jeaua would have ed by the u»e of Ayer’s barsapsrjll* Is con­ meting vrflb reMdroce/.t prevented death, and ahe wo* right. See clusive proof that this loathsome and dangerous chapter xxl, 22, 23. diwtiM! is one of the blood, only Deeding so -h a 2i “But I know, that even now, wbateo- searrhlnx and powerful alterative to thoroughly • find U. <j. Claim Agent erer thou wilt ask of God, God will give It eradicate It thee.” It will take 865.000 to turn Marquette ’ s 23. “Jtwua aaith unto her. Thy brother municipal wheels another year. ahall ria* again.” He did not say “Thy brother has already M. FOWLKR.D.D.s. risen,” for resurrection and judgment take place hl death, it* some great men team Offlof tiocnn a. in. to c. p. in txxlay. Hetaught the resurrection of the body from the grave (chapter v, 28, 2W). Be­ | ’ W. LOWRY. mTdZ ' ■ When she wma CMd.sbe cri*d for Castoria. ware uf any who like Hymenama and ’. l*l»y*vifi;.u umlSurgw®. Make*aatw-rhi'.ti '■ Phllettia who would lead you astray by When «he became Mi**, *l>e clung to Caatoria. teaching that the resurrection is past al­ ready (If Tim. ii. 17. 18). 24. ”Martha aaith unto Him. I know that Office aud nalfleore on Broadinv nrsrc^™ Boose. IlMtmcs. Mich. ■ • nwCw3t ho shall rise again In the resurrection at tbe last day." S’MITH A COLGRoVeT 23. "Jesua said unto her, I am the resur­ Houghton Is trying to organize a eltl- ’ , Lawyer*. rection and the life; hu that belleveth in tens’ association! to secure manufacturing*1 ' (Office!« Union block. Hzvltm 1 Me, though bo were dead, yet shall he enterprises. Practice l* ai;y h* e4»urt! ot the live." Kick Uarvrwt fura Michigan Fanner, •Ai. “And whoaoevi-r liveth and believed) < E. KEN ASTON. 1 have suffered for years with rheuma­ in Me ahall never die BeHeveai tbuu *• Alturnrj- at I.aw, tism, loss of appetite, aqd disordered blood, (OrBr J * <;•»<«!’.• ?» & CoA*torv.) thiaF* and after y-; great time and There la a second death, the lake of fire, ----------— r^expenditure —»~---------- of ~ ---------r State. coUeetwm zrampt ya tending to. reserved fur all Vbnee name, are not in the ; »»<>nry Imd almost given up all bopro of Book of Life <Rev. xx, 14. 15). No true be- I IHering of Hibbard* Rbrumatlc O K. TIMMERMAN. Huii:<rpgthlcPhy. liever ahall ever cornu to this. ,A» to the Syrup, I grasped ita* a last -resort, and 4 •' sician and separation of soul aud txxly for a time. aft«-r using .-lx hotties found almost entire Glffire over Lvt!x<ip'< drug More.) generally calhil death, Jesus taught Hi* relief. 1 am now able to work-on my farm follower* nut to fear it at all (Mutt, x, 2b. with rose, which I have not done hi ROBERTSON HOUSE, • John xvi, 2j Two men arc now in glory , years, and I advise all person* suffering who never tasted evi-n this death, but ‘ with rheumatism and other blood troubles, F'. UnubUssnr.. Pro/>fiet»r, whose bodim, changed in a nuiment, went V» ‘ try this mcdlulnc. Cur. Jeffanou hud <’• urt lliAiinp, with their spirits to heaven? So shall it Hakwick Pxnjtr, Rates, 5 I .CO per Day. hap;>cn to all true believer, who shall be Thurman. Mlt-h. Ttiu Il'm-t-lvi.'-vs.*>•>'. ixiotm. Tbf alive on the • artb at tbe coming of Christ Sold by W. H. Goodyear, prepared only by yt:p>;;a/e of h.-- cuoi:.- r-»preUaHvsdMwd, in the air (1 Theas. Iv, 1G-1B; I Cor. xv, BL The Cbcrlr* Wright Medicine Company, 03). aw, real e<t •. ie andcoijjxtI Jh‘lroit. Mich. 27. “Sl»* aaith unto Him. Yea, Lord, 1 ING OFFICE ttF ' fair is one of the humbelieve that thou art the Christ, the Sou of i Gratiot. countjs , God. wblch .boold oom, lou> lb. world." I Abrnd.nrrjr.W.Uo u<«rWoodland, Mich. So uglified Peter on two different ucca- I *> ”•«»• . S. p.\t,>ju.nriix. .'. m. smith. Kiana (.Math. xvl. 16; John ri, flP>. And mi i NoforyJ’uti'.ic. Juitire of the Pe»«. also test Hied the eunuch befori he was bap- I Mnc Winslow’s Soothmg Syrup lias I'tc* u»r.l tiled by Philip (Act* viii, S7). The aignifl- ; tor chlWreti Ire-thing. It soaUics the child, pHICAGO A WEST ‘ ■uiftets the cunt*. siUri all gain, cures wlud canceof three title* is must ... comprehensive , . , । revl.-e, and is the best remedy for dterrbmt. MICHIGAN Ry. and reaching. Son am; far rar reacmag. bon of God U u one equal ]1 i ,vr«ly-flre t-rutsa bottle. Sola by all druobte V with Gcal; the_Jew» so understood itjn . throughout the world. Cvbnmd Sapid* Lu. a. m“E m yTjLit’TE chapter v, IS. The Const h LsraiTa Mro- j ’i................. • •*1 e'ril »...... I New postmasters: J. L. Sutherland. Chkag iMlRDapoU*. • ... • ’... 1 X.;...... siah or. King who wa* .to TT'L""T. ”~ sit on David's ' ingslb. Minoiuinee county; T. Edward i .. Mi 1 B 11 1 1 throuna* nun of Da vid, sun of Abraham, l! West. I^pcer. fulfilling tbe Abrahamlc aud Davidiccore- ' jUtotKon.. nanta (Math, xxvii, 42. 43; I, 1; ii, 8,4). I 28. “And when »be had so said, sbe went i Ludington .. her way and called Mary, her sUter, se J Bly Enplds. cretly, saying. Tbe Master ia come and i cnlleth for thee." JipXi a. liiS4' '!'■ '■u-h'ibztr rar t« fh-rtjo. 2ft “As soon m ahe heard .he arusr quickly and came unto Him.” -I to Cnteago »H4 «rfth Bleascd obedience! She shall find rest j W;ik’i’i r bum: according to Hi.* promise (Math. xi. 3S-G0;. ebatr car to Zaccheus made haste and came down and received Him joyfully, and he found saJra- I sleeping ear thn>i;^l> 1», r.i.a; tloniLuke xix.C, 9). Cuming unto Hitn I Indiauapo’.:- via IWoXi.rII.it’ and abiding with Him will meet all the 1 Peter, year old son of Charles' Noble. need uf every human soul WK.s-aecideutally drowned in the river al etroit 30. “Now Jesus wa« not yet cume Into Saginaw ycetenlay. *. NORTHERN (be town, but wa* in that place where I Hall's Hair Benewer enjoys a world-wide Martha met Him." 3L “The Jew* then which were with her ’• rejHitatton fur restoring the hair to bqld heads in the houae, and comforted her, when they * and * ciianglng gray hair to lhe original co,or of Detroit and E*'t saw M.-ify, that she rose up hantily and 1 1■ uuth. taaidDg............... went out, followed her, saying. She gueth j Agricultural college cadets are waiting Howull........ Ixwell....... * • unto tbe grave to weep there." *, hujmueutiy impatiently tor for ine 1 he ruou ithey captured in *im»............ We can weep with thoot- who weep, we , the prize drill at Jackson, St. l.oul*.............. can gn to the grave with them, but w e can ! Saginaw..--. •Jiveijr day. • v • not gjve real comfort unless we ourselves I, Judge Murphy, of Ironwood. WHtiLs '■'.iiktrvrt with pari* 410.000 from Cashier Nvlwn of tbe First have received the same from God. • axk'T car to Detroit; 82. “Then when Mary wns come where ! National bank, fur al!t*gvd slander. Jreu* was. and saw Him. she fell down at George Sbanin. St. Clair, 12 year* old: Hl* feet, saying unto Him, Lord. U Thou cooper shop, unprotected belt: hard floor: car, *eai* 2ft cents. hadst been here my brother had not died." dead boy; time, Thursday. September 24. 33. “When J reus therefore saw her weepirtg, aud the Jew* also weeping which came Alnnzo Kay, a “temperance saloon* IXM oO-.Storw s ■< with bro, He groaned In the spirit aud was keeiwr" of Decatar. ha* been arrested, C.cu’l foe Agetittrouhlal.” charged with violating tbe local option 34. “And said. Where liave ye laid him? ■ I’g:5BATE .hey iwid unto Him. Lord, come and *e- ” State of Mlehixar.. *! ’l‘TT^'far the He knew a* well a* they, but lie would have u* tell Him what we Lave done with A Maine man, they say, ha* just inventour sorrows and $x>int them out to Him. **1 5“ nrtlficial ice freezer. This man is The time will come when the laat enemr. guilty of high treason to the state and “‘fiSKS.-'ff.'S""/ « death »baU l» destroyed (I Cor. xv, W) should be dank with accordingly. Maine and He now goes to give a foreshadowing wants no artificial ice freezer*.—Bangor Probate. . of raiamih In the mailer <•> ■■■■ ot that glad day. (Me.) Commercial Cnle. dvc.WM-d. , . inn*it'rWrUK4 » On readtox and Clu-2 ' ' J* T*"0 ot Ibiijmun < U- ■ ’ e*a» Tbo.horUAnM.la lb. Blbl., boi who praying 'hat lb.’(K, JOM -an fathom It. The Son of God in tear*. mav tw granted to Jd>n “"r, “id BoboltbowH. oilier ■Mi-tabb-piby . Toredav.the®* MOHTGAGE SALE. loved him!” ThmwnnMor.i1 ., n. Default having been made In the payment Love must manifest ifoelf If R b real. of money due on a oerlxtu real estate mm tgagr. u»d we will Dot need to speak of iu Lots made and executed by ofo-l B. SpaMhig. itud Fidima dpsldin* his-wife, mortraavn. to that coushto of word* only b not loro. GrorseM. Everts inortimcrr. dated Febrmu v “And some of them said. Could not •rennd A. 1). 1KM, aud reconlvd In the •-< Office. In the cliy of ><3 -.me*. h(,p^wr blind hate caused that even thb man and show- ranw. if *»•' ‘ aWM noun, in Lltn-r ivnf mortgage* on page ffiii; by the petitioner;««v «£l ’■< ;*»*• should not have died?*’ which del suit the power of *ale In said mort­ ot further ordcre.1 ih;*t 1 /.. i 7uir. o< '«"• lLt» was even so. their reasoning gage cuntatued has become operative n* to the to tbe prr»*n.. u .^d । whole amount secured to be paid by ;uid worth™m t<^nld o,*u Wind w dem-y of *a'4 border tefr both nrinrlpNl mid interest, and uherea* vof br rui'i: r s rer «” *."*». a «*’«« H*“**• *‘vk P*,p5e *"“• Ba‘ g><r* there is daimrelio tx- now due aud lUipald on tbe ,Lt«i tnvxi'l rounlf He oou!d do more than that; He could said monoge and the note accompanying the published In same al the date of Ibra noitoe, the ruin of four ^rne>i^,plC “T- ’U,d H° h,ul hundred and thirteen dollars and eighty four 60 bur>ed that HI* rente, fur principal and rwrurd tntrreri. and greater power might be manifest in him. the further sum of four dollar* Tot'd fitly cent* for insurenee paid by miJ .motrgaxre on the t f A tru* ropv] ,______________ _ — buildings on sab1 premises, a* he warn Mithnr«« a stone lav upon iu’’ ’ fkOBATK t'KI’E'r • Irea to do In said mortgage, making In all the 1 '*»•» re away the atone. sum o{ four hundred and eighteen dollars and SIU. d l~n'lV,'J,S7Si' •Martha, tbe sister of him that was <1cm1 thirty four cent*, and no suit or procvcdlugs *t Ai a «f teaifon “ I 1 . i-roba'-e l™**' «dth unto Him, l^.rd, by thi« UmT^i law or In equity havtug been limuruted or takes County ‘*s‘rF’.J‘ah-«‘iu J^nlT;£ •^nlteth. for he hath been <Jead four day^” tocjUcvt the same or a y part thereof, now therefore uoevre 1* hereby given that by virtue in the city <•[ U*; ot of the power of sale tn said mortgage eoubdned. W*dnred«y. the i«b and the statute tn such r«*e made and proviu.d cm the twenty third day of October A. I». turn. « eleven e’clock tn the forenoon, st the uelli franlJ?oor01 xbr Hereycuuoty cwt bouse. In „,..rrtl'M.^n,7’Sei7 Si? Of tlairy Bounty. Mlcl-isan, Starks, d .wiml filial bring the place where the cirvult court for mud GouDtyel Harry Is held). In which said *i‘<?’,r<1, “4I oouuty said premises are situated, then- will be said drcenwd. te>d at public aiM-tinn.ior vnidne —.— .v-j t-> thr ....i highest i I “■ L I Children Cry for Pitcher’s Castoria. Children Cry for Pitcher’s Castoria. Children Cry for Pitcher's Castoria. D , K prunra. . and *1! wtiv* 1 _■ M3-'i<® mate. »re requb«• f".n oTtbe i*urt. then ’* |U wid ‘ I* the( Ity’of H^.'PjZ'he why Ef»!ftW X.. »u...» “> ”S t frui-J “ She petitioner »*>,’*’;. prmlonerP’«’?Ue further ordered. thM *■ h r«t*teWIh.’JrtFrU""" ESH. ;1, •‘s.’rtrt mm*m| afissi (X trie covr.) �A STREAK OR LUCK. "HE CHINESE POSTAL SERVICE. * man. ” »hnt» he vctiison taut disappeared 0Bfen^:!1! . iti.-l the usual clamor aroae ■ and although but three •?; . nd in the belt, and the csrtrl'^ _________ _ . in hour of ■Biting, once ,X.,id Sh-irp shimldered and • ie , t........ i mhi* < inoeca&Inad (rtii'l inoccaslnwd toes toes !A i-.-<i todgetotbe southwardI ' . iuqt« that n deer might dark. Expretw balls were. .vthafull shell of 120I tt.Kl. Ml” hlml each. mins of !»”'■• . .r ii. .','Vvred with scattering Tbe ri'lkf . r, and the intervals ’ rw* A ... ,.n»h and small pines, grown !d* J- ■ . .mid to be found. -, ■■ il.-ng up the ridge, folj which enabled me to : udcbcd a [mint about a . i oiuiw, when feeling । . becoming loose I sal ;U|jtist the.lacing. , f Bi.ortofj a frightened Sc&l-i'' . je left notified n aquir: !. • meain trick of in■ - the deer dashed away . . turd* to wine rising I raft for* • n this, hope Of getr s-n; ■ itng was to be seen, ■ ii well under .cover, _ . i".;g time, in the vain I slowly journeyed • "i;l'4 at the little med•!.«vc so often on similar 1;. , . b mobf buccumi at fr; tlr.il UntlOn.' . ' night waA coming -th t!ictcrest of the • • sto'pl'y down into ’ridk*. . c-'vil’.L- river, 1 paused . n.’.toide.uir as nn openg thf trees and rocks. . .. ■. noticed about 350 ■-. the hillside, Which in < - < ugh like a deer to i mfeutlyt after a long । -light I movement of! . :• l taking aschrefnl •; waning light, I let ful »a I with its flag bravely u h st tb view among ■ ..-.-t jump marie while .r. I tn ir a staggering and silently dov n f igone about flfly ; k-er was seen lo stop i!-r hillside and stand •.. luokjitjg nervously in Im arch of the I lm: want more than - i -: at all sure yvt that •.iking a quick aim fired t'.y f -liowciL After ■ ! !’ '.g it disap -.uti.ednwkwttn*. ■ a pursuit, 'when 1 running up the hill, u: ? liuil seen, and " m e distance from shut at, k stopped. ■ in the guu I fired to trniks. :.';d ijuth the others, f the eqx>t where last ■ this um-xperted 1 regtvtted the un■t course felt boii”d ! re of pleat. And .et y xupposed wiiate of •:.d it «■«* wasted. The and Stream. I ,*hrrle«. !.nriti*pw^l fishery .1 on in tbt Guif of true ptnri oysters are .. Ke.early the fisheries from Lbc Mcxi"•• ii ■npaay in San Frnnr w to- flrat discovered 300 . . ; > f.’orttex when he duv'.lifornin. He took [►ess* *i -. ut a nutnhej- of fine S;« '.:n.: Diirra gather . ’i l: ;>ollet* system to .„• .tni agiin* theft. • e* liare Itteti opened and •■nculs removed the shells .'-tiiv'l and sent to Liver• ■•'! Hamburg, where they . • twenty cents a pound. fishery nt ono time ’ 0 lo 83X»,(X»n year, ■ to t-n so overworked that i> .to.' 3 much diminished. pe.ri. the pride of the .. w igt.'tig «X> grains, wn* - V.-J1 ns litunlrefln of other • v al ue-— Waahington Star. | j I ' V ’ ?” f-«igll|h Churches. x G li-rlsed crosses, aonu>I L .-.m, w'hich were placed n of the building, aud ‘ -hop when It was con­ ' ::r;d«is. lij*- this country : -es are found on lhe ' • blindings, though on the : ..’."re generally seen ot> tbe may tie seen at Ctmnington • u'crxetshirc, as well m at .- v: nury cathedral has exlikewise, Edentlon church •ty. Brent Pelham church, - -sses these relics, and ! .ers , Hi S'ew Shoreham *• x. i' eurfclfedln this manner. - -re not to l e confused with ' rec-sM nftt-ii seen incbed od .vbich slabs art- occasionally lurried, to account as paring ’’ ’ . as at St. Mnry Mag­ -- nball.—Gentleman’s Muga. Th canjr- RN ?» l-arior ■trolt; lurlwd IMU-'cir I’nlur M" tbs iam H. M Mill »f in said fion ot 'rebate poouty. ;sjw heart tut untyuf wesslro IKO. for the. I Office. iHyAtm <’ ----- - PttUle dtamulw. 1 hej havk, indeed, a very complete system ot tb.lr own. nntlrelr lndrp.ud.-ol or tM rt.te, lu .very u.wu ot nup .ixr ,aay )' «... trn or > .hop. with th. .ion. ll.lnthu, l-tt.r ..die." or (mutal ctabll^ mrut. .uapru.lrd miuld.. Th.dr bu.lnra, b. to r.rry, not teller, only, ten C.-1W Iwck.u ot .llrer, ud rt>. Hke. uunnlly to oilier town. In th. ume |.mv»ce, hut also on occmdoti to other provinces. They aje in fact general carriers, or, perimps it would Im> fairer to say, they occupy much the same portion in China now m did tbe "ngenta" nt Harwich or Dover, of the pratmABter general at the beginning of the Eighteenth cvDtnry-ao miacellnnroiu are the packages committed to their char-re They may have no fixed tariff varying occording to weight, ami there appear* to be no limit, wit bin reason, to the size of letter* or [utterla they will carry. Thecharga for letters is fairly constant, but iu esti­ mating tbe com, of conveyance of parcel* tbe size and s’mipe alone Mrrm to be taken Into account. A rough calculation lx t ben made, which the sender to nt liberty—if he calk—to atone. In fact, t) trnnsmtosiun of [wrcels is re­ garded as ln'ing quite as much a matter of bargaining as. tlm purchase of a pig. As there I-no m<md]K>ly, each pustotilcc tries to underbid Ira rivals, and competition sometimes verges on the ludicrous. Since the : istitution <jf female postoffice clerks in England, bow many complaints (doubtlra» ooitc groundless) have there nut been from would Ip? purchaser* of stamps, who have been kept waiting nt the counter while the mistress and her ussistant compare notcMou last Sunday’s fashions? In China this deplorable state of things h rev crawl. There each postoffice Lus Its touts, who go around at very short intervals to each place of bu.s.nras to beg for lhe privilege of forwarding their letter*. The bankers arc the best customera, and ns post time draws near (post time is fixed at ll..- open port* by the departure of the local steamvr) you will see uf tout enter a bank auti interrupt the clerk* with nn entri-aty v be allowed to convey the letters they have not yet copied. He is dismiMcd for hnlf.au hour, nud meanwhile two or three rivals will appear with the same request. The lucky man to he who happen., to come in as the letters are scaled. Prepayinrat is optional, no fine beiug levied on unpaid letters. Postage is known cuphemtsticaliy as "wine allowance," and on the cover of the letter is always noted the amount paid or due. Postage rtiuufm have never, apparently, been thought uf. Some day it will dawn upen ohe of thewbenighted iTrms how vast are tbe benefits of our stamp system. Hu will t lien hasten to supply himself with n varied and pi^turesque seres, which he will dispose of to western timbro maniacs at a highly satis­ factory profit. Meanwhile his native cus tomera, as n rule, do not prepay their p^stage. partly because a Chinaman hates to pay out money when ho can possibly avoid it, and [tartly because lie considers that l.to letter is far more likely to ’** carried wifely and speedily to its destination if tiie carriers have an interval in its prompt delivery. - . Tbcrinestlon to not, a* was the case In England fifty or sixty yenra apt, in any way a tmnrinwntal one; uo Chinaman to xq unreasonable as to feel insulted nt having nothing to pay on his letters. Custom only requires two classes of correspondunce to be prepaid in full—letters to^ndigebt relative* and begging episUta.— Corahill Magazine. OOL . Todd Madden and Fred Croaby. two Plainwell kids, agvd rrepeetivefy 14 aud 15 years, giew tired of home fotriettons tost week and started for the wild and wooly west, the former taking a big re­ volver and the latter n big sralplng kulfe especially in the high school In to settle the Indian question. They re­ “•''r'Vn?-,'“"'I'",“ ’•'«« turned within twenty four hours fully con­ vinced that home is a pretty good place after alL retary. to nil pnn. th. .mX «d unoe. n,KulM«l by tb. n.t,,,, S muntrj .r. ,U[|on, wb„, ‘ boran. I. mppuM v> l» k,„. “pP'l In Sib.rt.-tor th. B.rtSZ“( <d.l com»|»ndra<» Dwi.lu, th. >- > n«p. o) tb. ronil. .nd th."^**..^- th.. i^",y«>,7^1.0.^ dated condition of the rmnira frh^v Kteiiww. portlrSf? htal““1 ****!«! h,riU’ ,»u.; emred b'i'tH™" °“ “rwi“ °«Moiu, r« b. wte,' covered by tb is means. ?"""----In thrnrr tb. irnun .pwd I, „me 9J0 I mlM.dny, nndltl.t-Ulm.d ,hnt ,b,He nun*«v^bo trenUo "h"ukW kw)P In mind. oh.u«ctUa'lyoU.l„«l. But tn thl. ((<J Cbtn.) rapul nie.n. ot commuuMtjon th. ' kunrrul public- I. not punuttJi MJ tuor. tl.au It M tn Englnnd «..!?? ' Mltof th. wrrkrt, .r . <iu«J'.„X^ It I. nut lo b. iuuttim.1 thut , v.rtubl. nntluu ot. Uiopktoper, Ilk. tb. Chin. w. Would WM.„. „„lua u, lhu ~ thrir Jlwrrnmrnt to rourrf thrl.- c..rr. I What is a New England town without its yarns? in our favored village tl.*y meet us at every turn, and the pungent Yankee flavr Is strong In them all. 1 apologize in advance, if I Mtve told liefnre txter: the tale of the old gentleman who had a conti' proclivity fn* going off for long walks and losing himself, to tbe great discomfort of the entire village, which bad to turn out M periodically with horns and lanterns to hunt him up. At last some one had the brilliant thought of presenting him with Hen-.. a compass and improtaing upou him that he had only to keep in mind that it always pointed north, to get home In safety. Th A few days afterward, the old gentleman woh again reported as missing- y’®'5" where about midnight they discovered him sitting on n fallen tree, iodustrioasly pok­ ing over his compass with his jackknife tbde: When qnestionel as to what he was doing, he said he was "trying to make the thing point north!” There to a moral In this tab ••• - .f'tlie wonderful ciioiatc of for the wouhi l»e reformers of eternal facts. ■ ■ Plain* is m-n iu tbeflowers —Boston Commonwealth. in the■birmon tabernacle. Il»Mou>- I tic p«» • ■ ore now so perfect khat • pin G~nw Am-ustu, Sd» » » *ta upper guilery sounds with -JtoctJittM as it falls ppon the [ meter. But Uwnsb It, b— bow-! b-jure I’-.twath. When first built, how- the .Moo for full/ bnlf » century be <l«s ‘ w-:re defective, and to better ! not bear n true and loyal IteerL them I dty ceiling, in lieu of being *“Had I my Ufe to lire orer awun. ttrnn ■•■'l* ■ .res, as U aomrtimee done in be. “1 would Sorer touch tobacco In any ■imih >’;.nc«. was incrusted with ’’Iu."S doer not Indorm the allwni and wreaths of greens. ■ ..... .. up fourteen years and don that emoklUK efui.llr. a man i taco a remarkable degree of prescr- lien or blunw hie energiea “'.^mk. fli-.y have lx-come dried without rdh-ee that tbe Ktmduu worker, and think ila of modern dam h»’e be*" l“re?1?2 ■. ■ and, though the colors are .mokern But he hold, it Idle to dWthU eom*,.-.h they are by no means blotted tmoklng to e.oeimpair, the dlp^orn k.r« rnt th. nerve, and taurkrm with tbe Mrnn Tj.'.i-: -j Manager (out duck hunting) t»f tbe heart-—New York Sun. -“ nt nil; nut ducit in sight, Boyl Sulirtl" •' L.-c"-:-n here are those wooden decoy ducks 1 or Prore-ur Dr. Klreboff gb a ,oll°’ Almo.t. third ot »U hu the boat, sir. * neat deal Manager—Bring ’em here and nuLnltj-tW ta Bmda'pu>ex out. 1 sec we’ll bare tc paper tbe CLioa. IktiKu^e. Thro tb« _ iH>use.-Neu- Yorfc Weekly. KOA£* ta .poked !') niore EnBlbh, frTh. third Pl~ .p.k.hbjU-M^^h.S0 the Ger “■U«n-TbM Uu mnnlN- i> tb. ulk ot lUMmtan. with i,y 57,000,000 min language to >P°*e® 48,000,iwn. Everybody >«fa»oxdud. lonffucHt and the Spanish by « French Hi 1-ru-r-Everybody 300. Of the European course I mean everybody ex- Gortb In pi,u».-Phiua^nh'- «“* "M U» police.-Good /7f 8 c. . ch column C.W..GU bJ E.„hi.a„, bfekQt vrutle. < ’ I I I I , • ' SKrafEs > >i Z" hM ■ । <“'lbr'Freund trio." ,n,'r"«l horn torr naked ILot me LUI tbe men with th. horn .nd 1 I blfw n j.c” ll” "P i—l'lod । th." ? remOc Ui„rt-«hicl, nhy where .Be 1 York wlSm ?*' tl,",""«'l'«reot New i i” ' in'"'"d l'l« Stitlus thirty *d™ ^-«nd th. wonld l» patron b„tlj < "But I rnunt kill him Mom we,uh. Itas Is it ago? Il was a go. That is ’th. .Kent mid -CoP' un,l ,b, ,ix k„£ <coach went off without the critical sporting 1 genik-man. ’-Ncw York Herald. “ nit of th« , a Kreater specialization .Ll.,ie work «nd further increase its efficiency. An extension of the course is h *J •“ Sl!r A1 MiddleL™ ' ‘ch'“l " hl*ber b-r ™ n < ,?7“, >lnK n,,w (he third floor, and ?nM1 le":lier has hwn employed irinM 1 w y * ,ln“‘ *» »llow-ed\he principal for supervision. Mr. WllkJn«m Wayland had a fair last week. First Printer—What are you witting 119 —a dty directory?. One of Portland's young ladles attempt­ Second Printer—Nope^sumtner resort ed tu leave this world by the morphine letter. —New York Worthroute last week, but was prevented by the timely arrival of a physician. Additional County News. Editor Cutcheon. of the Portland Observer. Is taking a trip for hto health through the western country. Last week the train upon which he was riding jumped the track and Allied down a high embank­ ll‘1' eitbl pla.e &ii<l rvrrj, ment. Twenty six were injured but nca'wwt"'* 10 " >'™r- M°re fortunately he was not among the number. As no pnnu »„ „„ dSrtS’jl0’ AMMtalton waa heM 1,,s“'“lr. tbe Unw Cm| liy tb, MiMilluiiun. An Intoraiat nna-Una waa Ma. tmrerex. and <,m„re •"n '’ - "• “■ V. I'm., u' .. ’•reI-mb; Tma„ »ni. N. ttamer. D. v. Warner. Chaa. fin “J “reHinkley constltntcd the program committee. It was veted to hold a special meeting on Satur­ day. Oct. nth. The program will prote ably la- published this week, la-l all teachers note thu date and be in attend- Sheriff Pallock did not know that he was liarboring a poet laureate, the other day, but such proved to be the case when tlio following verses fell Into bls hands. They arc in-aded "Sandy’’ and were written by a j>rtooncr on the eve of his re­ lease. Mv name It is Randy, they say I’m a ‘•dandy," 1 camo to this cltv the rare< to see; With beer and bad whisky 1 got rather frl»ky Aud the sheriff said. ••Como aud be happy with me." 1 went with him blindly, he treated me kindly. And pqt me awav In a little tmek room. laid me down neatly f slumbered soswretly I dreafued I was boss of a Up-toP saloon. Alas for the waking, my poor head was whiny. The bar room had etiauged to an Iron-bound cell. From every part of the equffty comes In­ , My taste for strong waters had given me format ion of contemplated improvements, quartet* DAepanwn in the bowels of‘Tollork s hotel —r.ew houses, new sealing, apparatus, Said Um judge wlib a smile, “ Th hardly etc. No. 3. Hope and No. a, Assyria are worth while to have a new house this. fall. No. i, To send vnu to prison for um years or lib-.. 1 think ‘twin be plenty to give you days twenty. Barry, No. Carlton. No. J, Irving and So. Sandy, my hero, put that In your pipe. No. 1. Maply Grov-. new Bents. Many And that Is the reason, this beau'lful season are to have a new dletlnnary or some other My girl will be weary of waiting tor me, apparatus. Several nbamlofi the unprofit­ tn the evenings so mellow, some other fresh able summer school and commence this fellow Will rapture lhe maiden brtore I am free; . tall, ctusing the school year in June. But yit l-U be lolly ami scorn melancholy. . Several increase the rchool year from N'o"et(<aunt toose" to befuddle :ny brain. s. ven months to nine, and then the good Bnt very soon after Hits dnmkrii <i)mst«r. work goes on. Bota Sandy will 1»e on the war path —Charlotte Republican. The roctar.irie predominant iu the head *of the ent and the peculiar shape and posi­ Ition of the feline » eyes are oftenart found I women of sublle grace aud airiness of In <disposition, and r« a rule they pofwess ।many qtmliticH common tu the cal. Pro­ *nounced cat physiognomies are met with «among ballet d.incvip, grinettcs and capri­ tcious, idle women, particularly In France. ’The face of one of thn most notorious of ‘dancers, Ixda Montez, has. this cut m-cni1 bianco to a striking degree. Among the l pastels of the Dresden national gallery >there is a head that attracts the atu-utiou <of all visitors. Thu catalogue docs not say ’who the original was, but the longer one I looks at that picture tbe more deeply one Ih impressed with the notion that behind ' thaw delicate, seductive features lurks ’much of the character of the household Ipet, the cut.—New York Recorder. A youth in a public school wax the butt <of many jokes nt lhe hands of bls school !fellows, and all on account of Ids mon­ istrous, lopping ears. The teacher, a wonmu cof sense, overheard one cruel joke j\erj»ettrated’at the expemtt of this victim of na­ t ture ’s error, and forthwith proceeded to 1 help him do away with the deformity. She iwon lhe sympathy of the whole scliool:n*m first, and then, feeling sure of their [good nature, she each morning placed a xsoft band of rubber about his head, pin­ iioning his curs in place. Before vacation tthat lx»y’s ears were set properly back tagainst his head and he was no longer ar. <object of ridicule.—Detroit Free Press. An English invention, which suggesta the fact that elevators are not so much in t trequisition In Rugland a- in this country, iis an unwearable stair it rad, which pro­ ivide* nKain*t wear and tear and prevents (■lipping The stair tread is a combination of < chilled steel ami lead, run in alternate layers. The lead Insures a firm foothold i fand the steel makes the trwul practicalty <everlasting. Th is is an excellent Invention, jand. while the demand for it may be sub­ ject to certain pointed restrictions, there j nre t trflny conditions under which it will prove of the greatest service.—New York j 'Telegram-________________ How tte Spent U»* «»J- "What did you do all day?’’ James S;«dding was once asked by a curious friend, on the occasion of his having consented, with hto habitual rtatlinew, to take part in 'whatever was going forward to join n water party. "I spent the time,’’ he re­ plied, "in wondering why the vessel was called a pleasure boat.”-Am Francisco Argonaut _ ________________ Panama hats are much prized for wear in lhe tropica because of their lightness and flexibility- They may t»e rolled up and put into the pocket without Injury. In the raitiv seiwm they are apt to but by waaLtaMthem with soap ami water, treating them with lime juice, or any sim­ ilar acid, nud exposing them to the sun. their whiteness is easily restored. • Progress in electric roads can be seen from tbe Mloj-lhK- lr- 1SSS there w>re ohljtbrwi l» tfl, country. Now w»h«re xa’rc ul-s will, *.'«< The So cret per rer "'Uo I" >8.12 rent., whll. for borer core wo bore >n<J [or eble H.12 oeutr____ ________ A hotire -till ttxudins “^blTKdret lu Chlreipre. tborem- pied it fifty•se’wn yenra continuously. Tbe HghU.^rSyd^/SSS candles, " mv i} c . (<w caudle •ISU c“h- crine’s Point, Isle of /Wight. J^the West Indies they ara known u Oto ’S’l^rT 2d -a. aMB « »' “ or capital leiter u, Specimens Ireland.___________ _ tmgie thumbs footmen lu Scene 1. The time 8:55. The plan, a country M houi house. The schoolroom floor was liberally liesprinkled with dirt, torn-up paper, fragments of bread am) butter, etc. Dust covercdnhy desks,and tabi^ to a de­ gree that would have made ‘ them fair writing tablets. The stove blushed for the lack of polish. The teacher was sitting complacently engaged in some crochet work. Had she ally plans for the day’s work? Then- was no evidence of any. The boards Were empty. No outline, no number nor language work. Need any one lie told that this teacher is a failure? Queries.—If this teacher were ••keeping’’ u dwelling houM» would she not l>e classed by visitors as a first-class sloven? .Where shall the line of distinction be drawn? The opening exercises were finished and then thij teacher sent two boys away after .i pnil of water. Of course tin y didn’t hurry. When tliey returned, a little girl with shoes that gave forth a hideous s<|uexk “passed" the water. For some ten minutes tffis went on, the teacher vainly trying to hold the attention of a ch»s. Queries.—When shall we Irani that recita­ tions must noLbe disturbed? Is It not .the tearfier’h duly to have water al lhe school­ room and pupils supplied before com­ mencing school? If a male teacher begins school and then sends pupils off utter water, may he not lie suspected of chrouic weariness If not indeed of downright lazi­ ness? More. Jackson’s electric railway killed a horaianti sot fire to two dwellings the first day it was running. Abont noon as n heavily huidetl cat wm liowling up First street an I over-hanging limb slruck the trolley pole and threw it from the trolley wire. The pole being attached to a heavy spring, flew Into an upright petition ant! struck two telephone wires, breaking them from their fastenings. The telephone wires dropped npon the heavily charged trolley wires, ami Instantly a portion of the cur­ rent passed through those two new outlets ami set fire to the residence of W. H. Turner and Dr. Innes An alarm, of fire was turned in, and the fire department dashed down the street, and In their path hung the deadly wires. The driver of the hose cart saw hte danger and turned aside, but the driver of chemical engine No. 1 could not stop his horse in time. One horse ran directly Into the wire ami fell dead as a stone, and the other animal'was terribly sbocktaL The driver only escaped the wire by jumping from his seaL A by­ stander attempted to |mll the yin* from tbe horse, but he was hauled back in time to save his life. The flres were put out with­ out much damage, and nn hour later *tin? ’ motor cars were running as usual. OLD MALARIA SUFFERERS! Medicines Hint Only that Only Damage—Medicine* Palliate—Medicine* that Sup’ts Sterling of Hastings, Wilkinson of Middleville ami McUiughlln of Nhsliville are Normal school men. Dr. Hurtiuun, ut Colutuhua, Ohio. Not only In lhe to/n butrii the country as well the ladies seem to have Btttmled tbe annual meeting. This is right land as It should be. The mothers are surely us tnu^'h Interested in the education uf their children ns the •fathers are. . Miss Rmeiwnia -Russell — Don’t ; think Mr. Bowles’ countenance would rest tbe workings of tbe interior mscii tam of n horologe? Mis. Calumetla Porcine—I don’t k» But 1 think .1 would stop a clock.—Jev tra’ Circular. Delton. Delated Letter. Dr. Burton arrived in town Monday morning with his force ot painters aud tbe hotel will resume a different aspect sotm. Branstetter * Doster shipped another cat of bogs from here Saturday. AltUong* • this confinunity has been well canvassed for this variety of stock, siui many re­ main. Geo. Norwood’s dray team made things lively for u brief period by running away one day last week. Ljjtte damage *K done however. E. Evans. B. Boynton and M. R. Gwin returned Monday after a week’s stay at TlAiniapple. ’ Geo. Eddie’s son shot a fine specimen ot the gray eagle variety last Saturday. Tbe bird measured seven feet four inches. Have you heard that bull head story? Inquire of Potter. The advent of two fine pug dogs js the latest Importation. They beloug to Mesdamcs Hynes and Barton. Clms. Martin bas his flyer entered In the driving class at the Hastings fair and will see to It that they haw to go u» win. Wm. Geiger, of Neb.. Is visiting at S. RraiistetliT’s, Dr. Scribner reports an unusual amount of sickness in mid about lhe village. Juo.. Nichols returned to his home at Howard City Saturday. Wm. VanHorn has broken ground fbr his new house just east of Dr. Jordan. Geo. Cox, the young man who arcidenfeally shot himself Inst week. Is reported convalescing mid hopes are .entertained ot ids recovery. . Bishop Bros, have secured the job of building the Cedar Creek school house. Mrs. H. Forints bus be>n quite low with heart trouble but is better at this writing. ’ Delaved Letter. * W. 11. Ffefc is gaining slowly hut is tar from gating well. Cyrus Ingraham has had another sick spell. Your scribe has ju»t been having tn unph-asantness. beginning with a shake and ending with big eye* and a very sore month. Kind of a mixture of ague aud something else. H. Paul spent tr part -of Thursday and Thursday night at the home -of Wm. 1‘. Bristol. Found the sued pioneer and wife enjoying good henRh. and riding in anvw Hastings carriage. Mr. Bristol is his wife about the same age. while Mr. Paul’s 74th birthday occurred on Friday, the 18th. Tbe three number among‘the very earliest pioneers of our town. Con­ siderable more than 50 years of changes they have witnessed in the growth of our county and state. The combined ages of the three just mentioned must be not far from 248 years. • Wheat sowing is being finished ilpldly and corn cutting is now the order of the day. Fine lake came near having a victim last Saturday morning. Mrs. L. Brininstool and sister, who had l>een out from Battle Creek spending a few days nt lhe lake, started out in a Ismt.to fish. After rowing out into deep water Mrs. B. arose and threw out the anchor. The water being deeper than she thought, the anchor rope was too fhort and the boat was jerked to one side throwing her into the water. Young Venue Brininstool, a nephew of the lady, a lad of 12 years. happeuritoto be in another boat not far away and had it not been for IBs presence both ladles would have drowned. As the lady who remained was about to plunge In to attempt her sister’s rescue Vernlo called to her to stop, then held out a tish pole to the drowning woman and helped her into lhe boat, thoroughly wet and frightened. Mrs. B. was on hand lhe next day as usual to take charge ot her S. S. class In Battle Creek. John Brownlpg, of Barry, has purchased tbe John Crawford farm on the county line. . 1 need only to rider every one to their «)wu observation in -malarial diseases to pyove that the usual remedies have not, as a inatler of fact, been successful in curing -them. Go to any malarious section of the country and you find its inlialdtants taking regularly enormous doses of the puediclnes that are lauded as cures of these affections, 8av <Mune dealers who tty to sell a ratatHute with little or no effect The various prepa­ iin jmraUoits when a vin>l<H«er calls for flood's rations of cinchona or calisaya bark, Sarsaparilla. Jx> not allow any such lalsr sta'e- known us quinine, sulphate of cinchona, mentaos ibis tndut® yw to buy what you do swm>t*<|Hinine and tasteless quinine, are tak­ not want. Remember that s he only rv*vi;i for mnkinc Jt Is Hint n taw cents more prof* will be en with wonderful persistency, with seem­ madeimthesubstiltie Insist upmj li.ivtng the ingly no other effect llffin to depress the best to<-oi< ine-Ho<xf.. SarsanariUa. it Is pecu­ heart’s action, lower the nervous vitality, liar to Use*!. and produce a most pernicious form. of Bru«1> Khljre. biliousness. A goodly number from here took in the NEIGHBORING COUNTIES. When traveling through the malarial fair at Hastings. \ districts it is often pitiful to see the sallow, H. T. Wright is able to be out again. hollow-eyed, listless, woe-begone victims Mrs. Fred Anders and Mra. Hymer left lensing Is now entertaining a suit for industriously swallowing large doses of T’O.wjt) damages. William E. Detwiler, these harmful chemical preparations, vain­ for Chicago on Monday. C. Anders and family visited at Coats who i was injured August 15. m»l>. by ly hoping, through them, to regain their breaking through the Hurt bridge with a health, but rarelv realiiing their hopes. I Grove on Friday. Brush Ridge was shocked on Sunday loud bf flour, is tiie plaintiff. have much to sav In favor of chlncbona morning by the announcement that Mrs. A movement is on foot in Lansing to bark In the treatment of malarious affec- Olive Russell, a middle aged widow lady, organize a stock company for the purpose rions, but these peculiar chemical wills— had committed suicide by taking Faris of purchasing the Harrison farm.adjacent quinine, etc-—which arc obtained from green. Further facts proved the first ru­ to the Agricultural college and construct­ cinchona barks, by adding to them poison­ mor to be true. Sunday evening, this lady, ous drugs, which will inevitably produce a who lived with her mother and brother, ing a kite-shaped track thereon. worse condition of the system than the dis­ seemed as cheerful as oyer, but during the Nswton Rogers, a young farmer living ease for which they are taken. night she evidently arose unbeknown to near:Eaton Rapids, was found Just after It is almost an every-day occurrence In dinner lu his barn Monday in a dying con­ my practice that a patient .comes to my any of the n-<t of the family, and went out dition. His head was fearfully mashed, office to consult nu'vwho has been trcaterf bi u clover field adjoining the garden, and supposedly fr<«> being kicked by hto for some form of malaria from one to ten there took the poison. She was conscious hnntts as he wiut lying near their heels. vrars. Thn unfortunate victims have gone when found Sunday morning, but all ef­ forts to save her were of no avail and she He to not expedted to live. helplessly from doctor to doctor, taking died soon after being conveyed to the Eight prominent young men ot North from each one about the same list of vege­ bouse. She spoke to those atouud her and table anti mineral jmisons, until broken in LiutoinK paid S!,i ti,e othvr dn>‘ ,or only said she had no desire to live, that she elgta pound* <»* wblch ,8 <’l’rtaln,v tawiy and spirit, they languidly liegin to wanted to die. No cause is known for the an axtravagantj price for gn»*s,,and lhe use mv prescriptions with hardly faith rash art. The funeral oeeured on Tues­ young men picked them theiuselrex, too. enough left to take any more medicine. day. and tbe body was taken to OLrego for The fanner they bnnght (?) the grapes of Pe-ni-na is a specific for this condition, burial. The family have the sympathy of but 1 generally find it necessary in such all. was the best runner. cares to use, in addition to I’t*-ru-na, a few The home of G. W. Douglass near Cale­ bottles of Man-a-lln to restore the action donia burned to tbe ground iast/week with of the liver and bowels, which have been PROBATE OK1»EB. no Insurance. He h left nearly destitute. deranged, as the result of former trent- State of Michigan. County uf Barry—s«. At a session of tla* Probata Court for the titan Itaplite vandals go to the grave- menu In them; cases the Pe-ru-na and County of Barry, bolden at the Probate Office, vari ns soon as the mourners have left, Man-a-lln ahonld be token ns directed on In the city of Hastings, to said county, oa ’ the XStn d*v ot September, to the year and rob the graves of the flowers and vases> the iKittles. Having continued the Man-a- PridAV. one tbouwutd eight hundred and ninety one; left. It is also suta that when the grassi lin long enough to thoroughly regulate Present. Cbsries W. Anustroug. Judge of gvts a little high, sheep are pastured In the> these organ*, the Pe-ru-na is continued Proitate. ■in tbe matter of the estate of Dora cemetery and graves tramped down, so• alone until a cure is complete, which is Burchett, deceased. that they are banlly visible. Afrests willI tuire to occur unless some serious eompll- .—On nuulinu and filing the petition dirty verified.of Affli Chtn. >. sister ot said deceased, follow if continued as the people arc prajlng thin the.TrfnimistraUon of said eslate begun. . , • arouscft For a complete treatuw on Malaria. may be grained to Oliver Cbeuqy, or to some Grand Leiige will have a new Bepot. Chills, and Fever and Ague, wnid for the other suitable jwrson. Thereupon it is ordered, thsl Wednesday, the Wn know ot no place that needs one worse Family Physician No. 1. Sent free by the Will day of October. A D. ttut. at ten o’etoek tn witih the possible exception ot Charlotte.- Pr-ru-Jia Medicine Company, Columbus. A couple of Kaiatuazoo boys were Ohio. hcnffling last week when one of them fell backward Inta n baby cab. containing a Persona using kerosene should exercise office, to the dry of IlHStlngs. *'• s*M rouatv. nreeb'us little infant, badly frightening iL more care than they have been accustomed aud show cause. If any there be. why tbe pram irate mother would have administered to use heretofore. The oil now of legal of the pedttaurr mat not be griiiUsl. And It i« further ordered, ihai said petti latter <Jw> a severe tlugduK to the l»y hod not by- grade is much more dangerous. It will give off explosive gas at a temperature of stamders prerented. Ing thereof by causing a ropy trf’Uirt order to 1 Tbe nine year old son of George Tal­ leas than 100 degrees, and as lamps ot poor punltahrd to the HasTixua BAXWKnanea I construction frequently raise tbe temperamage, of rortland. bad the ®hit I tare of the oil In tiie lamp to over 100, ri«W <T« dwlroy^d tert .) Ih.re l» DabUlt) of txplortai wlteb did CkaBlmW AaMsraoxa. X X'JU u -««tafore fh. U.< ™*.«d (Atrueeopy.) ' get down from a abed. I ’ I I J ................. �“25 Years in tiie Drug* Business.” 1 Consumers and Purchasers of Drugs and Medicines You should know that Goodyear’s drugstore haS‘ the most complete stock of absolutely pure drugs and medicines in Hastings. You can save time and money by going to his place; you will always FinD WHAT YOU WANT Hastings Banner Hastings Thursday, October 1, 1691. MARSHALL L.COOK. Editor. Tine HASTINGS, MICH., POSTOFFJCK, XUGVST 14. 1879. EDITORIAL NOTES. When It comrii to his own particular town, you wilt find the free trader to be You all know the sign of the boot upsidedown. an ardent protectionist He is willing to be taxed to get manufacturing to locate in his town, and If he's a business man, he will kick every time a fakir is licensed to sell goods In competition with him. But he is, strange as. it may seem, willing to give foreigners a monopoly of American markets for manufactured goods. A fine line of Boys', Youth's, Misses' and Children’s SCHOOL SHOD The banks ot England and Berlin are unable, even by raising tbe rale of dis­ count, to stop the flow of gold to this coun­ try. It is ooming In response to demands for American grain and American securi­ ties. __________________ It has been asserted frequently since the enactment of our last tariff that Protective Tariffs were injurious to the interests of title country. When an Englishman of in­ telligence makes such a statement he is probably saying what he knows to be un­ true. In 1849 Mr. Gladstone said in Par­ liament: “In 1842 America passed a high­ ly protective tariff, and in 1846 she reduc­ ed it again; but I am afraid there are seri­ ous apprehensions to be entertained that the mw. Influences that carried the presi­ dential election may lead to an alteration of a tariff favorable to their interests." One of two answers may be made to this quotation: either that Mr. Gladstone did not say it, and it Is found In ••Hansard’s," VoL CHI, p. MM,/or that it is undent his­ tory. Tbe last assertion is true as far as that particular apprehension of Mr. Glad­ stone's is concerned, but Lhe London Morning Post of July 8, as quoted In the last number of this paper, said: “America has adopted a singularly Protective Tariff, France is inclined |o consult bee own in­ terests alone,” after having said, “but in the mean time the act remains on the statute book, and the effect of its provis­ ions is felt in this country." “And pros­ pect for the future poiuts to a depression which will not only correspond to the tem­ porary excitement of last month, but will be accentuated by the protective production of the United States Itself.” Two Inferences are deducible as to lhe effect of our protective legislation. One is that production In the United States will be Increased as a consequence. The othet dependent on tbe first, is that as our prt? Everything pointe to the election of Mc­ Kinley by a rousing majority in Ohio this year. ___________ ______ duction increases, the quantity of goods ■opaoduced will be augmented, with a consequent decline in prices. We leave our readers to judge whether Mr. Gtadstona- was right, in saying, in effect, that a protective tariff is favorable to our interests.—Economist. The pleasant effect and tbe perfect safety with which ladles may use the And the people of Barry Co. are liquid fruit laxative. Syrup of Figs, under all coudillons make It their favorite rem­ beginning to realize it more and edy. It Is pleasing to the eye and to the more that the place to buy taste, gentle, yet effectual in acting on the kidneys, Uver and bowels. Last year we heard much about the rottennesfl of republican management of the Michigan soldiers’ home and great promis­ es of “reform" were made by the demo­ crats. Investigation proved that republi­ can management had been honest and ■tonight. But there la trouble in tbedemo­ cratic camp. Captain Manley, Winans' first appointment as commandant was lately bounced, aud charges were ■e made against him ot extravagance and stealing t >300. Manley replies that his accusers ' are incompetents, liars, etc. But the state is out 8300 all right enough. In the mean­ time, to reduce some sort of order out of tbe chaos, the former republican adjutant. J. W. Long, has been reinstated. Ladies’ Lion Process Shoe, Tha more farmers see that free coinage of silver means a silver standard, and is a scheme Jo put 22 to 25 cents of each dollar coined In the rich mine owner’s pockets, the more they think they do not want IL With the Squawbuek legislature in mind. Camera, when democratic ‘•reform­ ers,” entice thee, consent thou not” You’ll find democrats are using yon to rake democratic chestnuts from tbe fire. Whenever Jay Gould has any scheme he wants to work he has the report get out that he Is sick. And then later on he ap­ pears to be all right and It is the other fellows who areaick. In the last three years, the recorded mortgage Indebtedness of Kansas has been decreased 47 per cent. The calamity howlera are the worst enemies of Kansas to­ day. __________________ Another explosion of Squawbuck kero­ sene in Detroit, and another person harm­ ed by the villainy of the Squawbuck legis­ lature in reducing tiie test of kerosene oil. In the democratic balr-pulUu’ in New York, Hili seems to have a "leetie” the best of it. Grover is still fishing for cod and listening to the sad sea waves, With prices of produce going up and sugar going down, the fanner flnift the McKinley bill hasn’t harmed him after all. The Ladle* Delighted. Made by Crosby & Bochins & Co., Mass. Also a fins line of GENT’S SHOES The above first-class steel range only PRICES RIGHT, AT We have.a complete stock. Terms to suit. WEISSERT BROS. Repairing done by J. C. Woodruff. What a Mich I ran IVaman Bays:—Cured of Consumption. “Dr. O. Phelps Brown's Standard Her­ bal Remedies (Adacian Balsam, Herbal Ointment and Pills) cured me of consump­ tion 20 years ago.” Mrs. Adallne Weston, Whltueyvlile, Kent Co.. Midi., June Sfi, 1891. The Balsam, composed of barks, gums and roots, looseus. heals, strength­ ens, nourishes, cures coughs, colds, sere throat, diseased lungs. Send postal for “The Self Doctor; or Core of Disease by Herbal Remedies." 47 Grand St. Jersey City, N. J. It is fast becoming an ESTABLISHED FACT CARRIAGES; Road Wagons Foliowing are tbe real estate transfers for the week ending September 28, 1891, as taken from the books in tbe register’s office: Hiram Butterfield to Flavius Felgbner; 17S a secM Castleton V700. Hannah E Colton to Donald Swaasoo 40 a see is Johnstown Sin. . Elijah Rounds Lu U. T. and Sarah Benson, 40 amc 30 Irving *1390, Chat. W. hudtord to James H. 8taffor;40a sec 3 Yankee Springs tits. Tryphenab. Bassett u> Chas. W. Stafford; s wl» s wli sec 3 Yankee Springs 3330 Sam'i tt. Willison to Tbos. Searles; Parcel And farmers will please take notice Barry 83-0. That. T. Condiey to Sarah E. DeGanuoud; s?4 that I make a specialty on Lumber AND CARTS, JESSE TOWNSEND’S wagons, and now a welcome to Baltimore f3-t>o. John Browning to Nctvtoa'WlDg; 3Sa»eca> everybody at the large tent each George Hayward to George Naugle; W iw M Orannvute gsun add need per iwirv to Janies Reed; IS a see la onuigwlUe •> F. G. STOWELL’S. Call and^see them at day of the fair. JESSE TOWNSEND. MORTGAGE SALE I HAVING BOUGHT THE GOODYEAR & BARNES STOCK-: AT Forced Sale! I am now prepared to offer IN Dry Goods, Carpets, Notions, SHOES, 3 ETC. Office at Residence on Michigan Ave. Alfred Russell, lu the Detroit Tribune, urges that the next republican state con­ vention name tbe choice of the party for U. 8, senator. In commenting on this tbe Tribune, we think justly, says that it would favor electing Senators by the di­ rect vote ot the electors; but that the choice •of a senator by a convention would be no ■aure apt to be satisfactory’ than the ciioice by tiie republican members of Ute legisla- Every once in a while a free trade paper will apeu ita mouth and stick both feet in the aperture. For instance, the Detroit; put iorth every effort to get manufactur­ ing there. The same arguments that 4’a? waHU&SSktoOMS. H. Dilieabeck; I a "l&XdTulS1 to Thomas Faller; • H of s wJt BASTINGS. MICH. H AsayrtaSitA*. Lturi Vtdder toMary Schaffliouser;e'i of m Name and Eealdencn I Jamea H. Cartnaa, Bastings 136 ) Minnie Yaleutinv । »iiIImih'H. Ritter. Oraaccvllle t Kmlb K. Burke, MeptMuaou. HI. ... i Benjamin A. Matthews. Hunting? 1 No. a Gregg -“ 133 No i rt. Farion, Hastinrs Ratowin. Baitlm we Hobbs. • m, Rutland Yankee Springs We are doing work that can not be surpassed by any laun­ dry in the state. Onr prices collars, cuffs and shirts are £• 2forcts, 4 cts and 10 cts respect­ ively, which are as low as tbe lowest, our prices on un­ i derwearwhile and other garments are below competitors in neighboring cities. We are here well prepared to do busi­ ness, and we are equipped for doing our work as it should be done. Give us a trial and spend your money at home in­ stead of helping foreign insti- **“ Remember the stock is ia tte tads of the Betel Racketer And will be all closed out at the old stand REGARDLESS OF COST To Satisfy the Claim Opening Day Oct. 1, ’91 PH1N SMITH �. HastinBanner. lwt,, C )9K. Local Editor. p E 13 Ii B E gpECTACLES-' fOR SALE BY JOHN BESSHER Th’E JEWELER, HASTINGS, MICH. The Victor Junior out doubt the Highest BOY’S BICYCLE In the If: inch- A T CD I R ,,aeh “usl K° A I 4)1 o like hot cakea Bi, • c tbe back-lame and fron !. quality Imported vwldless i nubs, neck and spindle, and < ■•. di Ings are forged steel, ib-uble tangent spokes, curved ii.- handles, swing saddle, j t<> front wheel, square rubber ...? r dibrr tires and adjustable in fine enamel and nickle. htnc has the manufacture’s guaret • .car. and all parts showing , : , workmanship returned to ■ agent during that time will - J.. j. .on hn’t going to be continued , rhn’t wait until next spring. .. ik. Fifteen Dollars with the . ' then added toil wim?t buy rgain as this then. •. one (they run from 38 to 48 ,<■ vuur order with ’ SHIRLEY W. SMITH. Agt.. Hastings. Mich. ■ JCAL NEWS. PERSONALM£NTION, Beadle Tueuday for assault. He wa» found guilty and fined 980 or eo dak, *“ K*>“«oo Monday. court*” h° U*D t° U»c circuit d^snk mark sunod for V™.t Tm»A section of the Olin family excursion train ran into a freight train near Kent Ohio, yesterday, killing four persons and wounding a dozen more. None from this county were among the Injured, ’ Friday evening will b, iunK remember­ ed at the C. K. 4 S. depot as one of scraps At one time there were three in progress and the sidewalk at the south end was liberally besprinkled with gore. . ASco7jlDK to Prof- Cook, of the Agricul­ tural college, it isn’t necessary to burrow any trouble about the defoliation of the oak trees by worms. He says it Is not a serious matter, and is not likely to occur again. Y on do not need to attend a mortgage or bankrupt sale to get dry goods or millinery gooils. Russell has a fullstock bought for cash and bought cheap and aelb at the very lowest living prices. You will get your money’s worth every time. Alfred Fisher, Ed Shay. Elmer Sponable and Dry Heath engaged In a scrap In Dick Kurtz’ billiard hall Friday night. They were arrested, all but the latter pleading guilty Saturday morning and pay lug 83.00 and costs. Heath plead not guilty, was tried Monday and acquitted. ’ X shrewd swindler is working farmers by taking orders for a political chan. The orders eventually prove to be a certifi­ cate of agency and an agreement bv the purchaser to buy one dozen charts. These are delivered by a confederate, and the farmer usually compromises. The latest sell is an imitation fly, a good­ sized, ugly looking Insect, which has been so carefully designed that at a first glance any person will be fooled. If you see such an insect resting on the white cravat or im­ maculate shirt front of some friend, better let some one else brush it off. In Postmaster General Wanamaker's next report he will discuss penny postage, free delivery in small towns and postal telegraphy. He will give facts not only as to a lowering of the rate of postage, but will defend free delivery and strongly urge the portal telegraph scheme. All parties owing E. W. Morrill 4 Co. accounts that arc sixty days old must be paid. We want the money to pay our debts with and at the prices we sell our goods we cannot afford lunger time. Yours truly, E. W. Morkji.i, 4 Co. We notice in the Nashville News that one firm offered to put iu an B0 feet stand­ pipe, 12 feet In diameter, for that village for 82.700. Doubtless for $4,000 or at the outside 95.000 a standpipe could be added, to tbe Hastings water-works system. And it would save Its cost every four years. da^° V“T,ta“ ’« lb Kalamazoo Tues- Aman.‘."“"d"k'"‘f0' * Vmt- talV^mmSy0' the Y?**1'”’’ “ elS'ym^y. “e - - - Miss Neylc Gritft, of St. Paul, Minn., visited her father last week. A-J. Bowne, of Grand Rapids, was in the city Monday on business, t Mtr^.C <’- Ilt!nl,ey« ot Grand Rapids, is visiting friends in this city. Brother Francis, of the Uke OdesA Wave, took In lhe fair Wednesday. . “ Deputy Revenue Collector Perry, of Bellevue, was In the city last week. Mr. and Mrs. W. U. Goodyear went to Chicago Tuesday to attend the Exposition. Charlie Wise and family are visiting reb atlves and friends in Gobtevllle. his former home. George Hawkins, of Vermontville, aided Busby Bros. In their tou^brial parlors dur­ ing fair. Mr. and Mrs. L Wlthey, of West Al­ mond, N, Y.. spent Sunday in this city vis­ iting relatives. Miss Neal, of Columbus, O^lo. has been engaged as one of the^newjKeachers at the Central school. / Mr. Warner, of AnK Arbor, Is taking charge of F. L. Heath’s drug store during the latter’s absence. Brother Warner, of the Democrat, is confined to his room at the Hastings house with typhoid fever. . ) Miss Florence Clark, of Coming, Kent Co., was the guest of her sister, Mrs. W. O. Lowden, last week. Miss date Herrington returned from her summer vacation In the northern part of the state last week. Franz Willison started for Cincinnati. Ohio, Tuesday where he will pursue his studies in tbe dental college there. Mr. and.Mrs.’Fred U Heath started for Chicago this morning. They will visit in Indiana before returning, nud expect to be absent about two weeks. Harry Hayes, Instead of returning to Whatcom, has accepted a position in the National bauk here. Anti his many friends are glad he is to remain. Mra. Spencer Bullis and two children, of Oleans, N. Y. and Miss Helen Potter of Orchard Park. N. Y. visited Mr. and Mrs. W. S. Chidister the past week. John McElwain was In Delton Monday, informing tbe residents that "In tbe midst of life we are in death," in tiie interest of tha<Mqtual Life Insurance Company. yi)uane and Guy mqer left for Ann Arlxir Tuesday, where they will pursue their studies iu tbe University. We are glad to see young men avail themselves of the opportunities afforded for a higher edu­ cation. _________________ XLreri Sw "'«*•« and lhe foUowluk offleer, were elected. Vta4^Fi£k •n-uher. ’bou,d Howarth. Bros. Howarth, wrn- Lp£r, Women’* work ip tbe Grange­ Sister Ifi»w»oa. Travis and Srle«to»^-sm« BX’"'VM>Wwrn«r. .. XcW|ind KwluxtoM-BeMl. Bid Ora - <■ Bid Bm*1' Addra*. Tbe IMwron. flwr-nja per hundred. KJ««— .K4JKI, Apples-ttfiSOc. lUriey-tuo. • uions-7fc. A CARD TO THE PUBLIC. lam sorry to state that my Behr Bros. Piano and 7 Octave Organ did not arrive in time tc exhibit at the fair as I in­ tended. But they are here now and any lover of music should not fail to examine these instru­ ments. They are surperior to any thing made in tone, finish and price. Jons Bisskib, The Jeweler. School Books Down! A full line of all school books used in of the schools in Barry county. Hard Water Flour Way Cash or trade for old school books. 100 styles of tablets. 50 sizes of slates. Pens, Pencils and Inks. Fred L. Heath White Rose Flour" $2.50 Every sack warranted to be" A No. 1. For sale only by THE DRUGGIST. JOS. ROGERS. is Lenox The Race Between the Two Great Horses NELSON and ALLERTON Oct. 8th will give people an opportunity to judge for themselves which of the two are the fastest horsed. If people will call on us they will be given 559712 ’ " to Judge for ^Themselves whether we are not the Cheapest Clothing Store IN THE CITY. WE ARE IN THE RACE FOR THE PEOPLE’S PATRONAGE Sec., Noun* Michaeld^TwiS- u» «« l™,,m carried out.________ _ _ — the markets- we hope to win by giving the best goods for the’lowest prices. WE HAVE AN IMMENSE STOCK TO SELECT FROM.: ■notfaca- lhe Umee—Bra- Sow—Z$ra R’"J* Having boughtsince the reduction a large stock of the finest watches, I can now sell you a watch much cheaper than you can buy elsewhere. I will guarantee to sell you a watch tor less*money than anyone else can. ’ 1 have just added a large stock of tbe latest patterns of SILVERWARE. I have no chestnuts to work off. Everything new. Iw"’rd- was hi " a Mr. Ht-rman Scripps, of Boston, Mass. Hu n rviiHiuy took place in Albkui. Gia,-., x accurately fitted and ground for » I detects of vision, by . Annorr, Optician, Wdh Dr. Kimball. Battle Creek. One second hand crown jewel coal stqve, two second hand wood burning stoves, for sale cheap ai the Hartings Engine A Doo v» <»rk-. Crushed coke for stow use at same place. Mr-. Nancy Post mother of cx-Probate Judge W. W. Cole, died at tbe home of her dWhtrr in Nashville Sunday. Had she uvt-d until next June she woetd have been 1U0 years old. Mn>. OUve Russell, a widow lady living Hopv committed suicide last week by tak­ ing Paris gret-n. Further particulars will found In tbe Brush Ridge correspoodenre iu this issue. Th, cue lo which Frank Fwooul’. ew l'll»:.»^»wo>llh.t>lr. wu w>e lo Uiu city by T. 8. Lawrenmm. It b a fine ] >“ Baton 0000':,"^!*^'“ Mr. B. F. Lunn and Miss Maud Baldwin 2.000 were united in marriage at tbe home of the bride’s parents in Rockford, Kent county. ’.tinges for advertisements Wednesday night. The trappy couple ar­ office Tuesdays at latest to rived in the city Monday night and will in tbe issue of the week make their homef in Mrs. Ann Jones’ house on Green St. We extend our congratula­ tions. h.-liymcr'* house is nearing Miss Kittle Smith, formerly of this city, -i! quality of salt in barrels at died in Marshall Saturday of malarial fever. Of late she had been canvassing for the Adventist Publishing Company, of and bam to rejtu Inquire of Battle Creek. Her remains arrived In the ii. >t'I p. W. Stiticheom'u. city Monday morning and the funeral took I a-.- ( jHiley. living in the 2d ward, place Tuesday forenoon from Uw Adventist (■; c’lifumption yesterday. church. ( S:rung ii buying rye and selling A complimentary ticket to the 39th an­ u:.l ;■ • d at the Irving elevator. nual exhibition of the Barry Cobxty fair furnished rooms to rent on has just reached the Independent, The fair commenced last Tuesday and to-mor­ ■j Brpailway. Mbs./>MKEXnKl.». iit »-n*rr. the Jeweler, has the row is lhe last day. A live turkey Is take n Service at thr Presl.ytcrian church next -■ •!.- k cf watches In Burry county. to the clouds by the balloonist and given its liberty, and without tbe use of a para­ i ;.t n iff John Jk-ssmer where chute tt returns to the earth.—Plainwell Sunday morning. : There will be no service in the evening. th i Urge stock, good goods and low Independent. The Y. P. S. C. E. will meet in the The Michigan Central will run a special church at 0:30. Young people of any seen in Hastings a nicer church and of no church invited and and trimmings than train to Grand Rapids Thursday, Oct 8, 1891, on account of the contest of the world welcomed. To be led by Maurice Grigsby. famous trotters Allerton and Nelson for Tbfe C. L. S. C. will hold its first meet­ from the cheapest to the which round trip tickets will I*1 sold at the ing Bt the home of Miss Rose Goodyear on .. trimmed in the very latest following low rate: Leave Hastings 9:02 Saturday evening. October 3rd, 1891, at 7 a. m.. returnlug special train leaves Grand vclock standard time. The following is kets were sold for the Olin Rapids at 7: 30 p.m. for 75c. Tif'Jcets the program: •n at This place. Two extra good upon this train and date only. Circle will orxni a* usual, repeating the e well filled. Mrs. Mary Hallock Foote, whofikt came Lord’s prayer and singing. Social Institutions of the L. b.. Chapters ami accounts due Ira Van­ before lhe public as an Illustrator, and tori: must be settled at once, as later as tbe author of ‘’The Led-Horse 1 and 2—Mrs. M. W. Hicks. Tbe Leading Facts of American History, Xj'.'tvave th* city. Claim" and other novels of western life, P.ZM l-M-Mr. K. A. Hkllry. t.f :i.c business places are now has written a new story which will be one Physical Life, Chautauquan—Mrs. w. -lecfricity at night, the current of the serial features of the coming year 0. The Century. Mrs. Foote has chosen a n turned on Saturday nighL SoeUlUft eU, CUahlau■ ’ i<iul '.idcH press screws, cuin- field unhackneyed in fiction, the Irrigation quan—Clement Smith. :h double ratchet feed, for sale schemes of the great west "The Ch«en The lAdle. Rkri.h AhlUUy ■>»>">Hartings Engine <k Iron Works, Valley" will be Illustrated Sy the author. m.nnuel church will mwl fuMdw Uw ««> r-.s-i. a E. Phillipa, of Hope, pre­ As Mrs. Addison Pennock, of Delton, ot October S p. m. .1 lhe louue «: Mra. J. - with two Fallow water apples, was walling on tbe platform at the C. K. S Goodyear. It is hoped there will be a ■t . tic weighing 22 ox. Who can <fc S. depot Friday night before taking the full attendance aud that all will be there evening train home, a pickpocket attetnp - on time. The annual meeting of the «. t - M. b-. ere wishes us to announce that ed to steal her pocket book. She fell bis market now for live bens and hand in her pocket and Immediately made of the M. E. church, will be held on Wed­ L nesday. OctolH-r 7th, at the home of Mra. that weigh three pounds and It known. So ofilwra •« time but John Carpenter, ot Oranxe-u*. H IL Rose, all members of the soclct} are w>, there and had bla ll«brta« clothea on £,ue~r» •* I’'"'."',*1 -u.tebted to Geo. Gatrell for a Till they fitted hhn s«.l on thia partleuta will be served from fi'C to ®^'en * (Utah) Standard, giving occasion- He pitched Into the ^’*1™'"'- Sunocr o-S lo wlilcl. all ara cordially !»•»«<•■ n riptlcn of that country and its wbo by the way I. a larye man .» well High School. HU1» school. . a lough looking one. and knocked him School U pra«re»ln« ra'J' "».lr with •• in want of a nice dunk in fur down aesnral timer The trim ■. braided or art rar han triiamed can the depot and appeared noon tin Bn-1> * •uwives in style, quality and price little later, where be was arrested by Lon stable Walt to whom ho gave bls name ' >*" •lobk I'aiteraoD had lib right leg broken a, James McCoy. Uf >atur.i;.L by being kicked by a calt. The and taken before JuAlre Boadh■»>“"£» j ” -riJS prajrem which 1»» 1»«‘ Been iuj'ir, w bad one aud will lay him up for yhere be earn bla name as •>»““ It bls er.mln.llon Tu«d.r be was bound uoSteUd iforaal ImpraccwM “ "" * lung time. • . orer to tbe circuit coon. He retuse, to Altn-.i Chee^man, of Rutland, was ar- d Lose lost where he resides, but hl. •*'?w»cw’tmcber. Mi» Nerd, took her teMH Friday night for.' drunkenness, and ?.ce and bis action, prael.lnl Mm UJ be paid Vt.ut) atu! costs Saturday morning to pl.ee In our Khool Tur^H man who has seen qalle a fittle ot l Justice Beadle. Oil r school gave the ven new "** world, though not aMoclatlog with toe thXTU. aud Ihcro Is no n«on «h, Word received from Adrian, Mlabest class of people— X'lo . imnouncea the death of Mra. Jane A. Mills, wife of George W. Milla, former­ County Granr®Th. ar. r. o. -in told m£L’ ly a n-Hi.ient ot thia city. Humrual tor Ano Arbor Turwday on ’• meelMi-s Nellie Knappen, formerly of thitf In, with Irrln, O’1® • —in tut-,- thorough course. citj. - a- married Wednesday of last week »:h. fill. 10 «• M. Pracram tor week IN THE PRICE OF WATCHES. ««“ «“■>•>■ In N. ““ll^nd u“^nul.otOUego, ,uln!h, dty bXSo,K fl bEEF CUT w»terUn»e3t-® GRANT, �RHEUMATISM neuralgia, and sciatica can always bo successfully treated with PERWtE»«f Ayer’s Sarsaparilla A cure is sure to follow the persistent use of this medicine. PRESS ^SS9C WKMlf • Has Cured Others will cure you. OHUEK OF PUBLICATION. State ot Michigan, Circuit Court for the County of Barrv. in chanmiry. 8»hnM*rerG. Bullis, complainant. v». Myrtle Emus.Qutetxiant. • Entered Aini. 'ZTth A. D- 1*91. Sult p»*»4dtinc iu tlii- Circuit txmrt for the County of Barry in chancer), at the City of Haatinga In said county, ou the Ifith day of August A D- 1*1. ll aatlMtMt-iorilv appearing to me by r.ffl.lavit that the n.vld defendant, Myrtle Balha is a reddvutof tiie State of Michigan bu^haMtie •abjkt-trt Iviurtl iu said cau-e cannot be persor Mlty nerved bv rreason nr her ale-euceJIlollon from n. idly---served — concealment will a-------__^i; of tanner & t oi.^.----- „ -------- -----eompUunatu. - --------It b ordered that U.c said defendant ran** her appearance in Mid cause to be entered within three month* from tn Is date, and that In ease of her appearance, site cause her answer io the oomnLdmiut'a bill of twin plaint In this c*um to be tiled, and a copy thereof to be nerved ou the eoinplaiuai.t'n solicitor within twenty day* after service ot a copy of said bill and a notice at this order; and that In default thereof the said biu be taken «a confessed uy the sidd defendant. And It U further ordered. Hint within twenty days tbe said complainant cause tills order to be published in thu Haith-—- •— paper published and d in said county, and that such publical continued otieti iu ----- .-------------- -- ---------atuxxMadan, or that hr cause a copy of Hila order to bit personally served ou said defendant, nt least twenty days before tiie time prescribed fur her appturaucr. FRANK A. Houkhh..Circuit Judge. Sukixkk A Fox. Compliiiuani'asolicitor. too*. B. BniCK. Register in Chancery. (A true copy.) . Cadwallader’s AGENCY COLUMN OFFICE WITH HOLBROOK, OVER MORRILL’S STORE, HASTINGS. Some more chemi' houses wanted ratiging from 8500 to SIOW. Heiueniber that this column contains but a very .-mall part of the property 1 have for sale or exchange. I have Improved and vacant city lota for sale and exchange in all parts of the city. Fanning lands for sale Mid exchange In all parte of the county. I have some choice Grand Rapids prop erty for sale at a bargain. I have choice Chicago property for sale, ■well located In different parts of the city, ranging from $435 up to 830.000. a splen­ did -opportunity for investments in that marvelous city where fortunes nn- made in Real Estate. I have maps of the city lo­ cating the different pln<r > fur sale­ SPECIAL ! On Jefferson stre/l two houses*and lots at tiargalns, and on easy terms. Near furniture factory,—one lot and house well finished 81.000; 8500 dowp. bol. on time at 7 per cent. And one house and lot one block from factory. $800; 8300 down, bal. at 7 per cent. Cheap. House and lol neati Whip and Felt Hoot factory. 81.000. $500 down, bal. 3 years at 7 per cent. Several splendid bargqlus In the 1st want and other parts of the city. Brick barn for sale at a bargain, on cor­ ner opposite Ford’s hotel. 80 ft. front by 140 ft. deep.well located In Seneca Fall*. N. Y.. has on the land 1 brick store three stories, also dwelling house and good l»arn. Can l>e bought at a bargain, or will exchange for Hastings or Grand Rapids property. The cityrtf Seneca Falls has n population of 7.000 and upwards—is largest town In Secena Co. 40-acrc farm In Irving, ail improved, soil good. Can ta bought at a bargain on easy terms. M acres fractional—over runs 15 or 20 acres. W mile vast of Sheridan, good fram­ ed bouse. One of the cheapest farms In Barry Co.. will take part city property. 10 acres near dty, good house and barn, well and cistern. 150 -fruit trees, J, acre graj«es; 81,300. Cheap, down, tial. at 7 per cent. 160 acres In Woodland to exchange for .smaller farm and difference. 1»6 acres tn Hope township, known as Ute Duty farm, will sell for 51200 on easy -4enns. Several 80 acre parcels for sale nt bnr•gains ranging from Si.soo [upwards and some will take part city property in cxehauve. 1 have several large farms for sale will take email farm in part paymt-nt. 1 have some city property 4 will trade for good farms. I contemplate a more extended system of advrrttelng. and It would, be weu for those who wish to sell or exclinngtvto call af tills agency al once and get the benefits. Union Pacific IL IL lands for sale in the aralf- of Kansas. Oregon. Washington, Utah, Texas. vl»% upwards iof 5.900,000 acres of farming, mineral and timbered ?«nd». tanging in price from SB to 810 per men-, one-utnlli down, ten yegra credit on telain*. Frequent excursion rotes given, etcM Call and get circulars. Michigan Central " TJu X^ffura Fallt Houle.” ■arrwajui. la.ni ip.ro tpjn.m.m la.m ........... I lit! ant »»|.2.m!i<ux> bhtvm... Station*. .rar.’ati’sni HMriogs tali QUARTER *... . banknotes, or even t> to gamble. Still less must the ideal millionaire shirk his burdens by “tying up his capital” in en­ terprises or industries where it will re­ main for long periods latent'—potential wealth only. This is simply to make one's self an agent of the public expend­ iture; the personal clement sinks out of sight But let him build a palace in a night, like Aladdin; drink n pricetau pearl, like Cleopatra; throw a bridge of ! gold across the Hellespont; giyoa feast where fountains shall run precious wines, the disiiui l» set with diamonds, the guests be H-*ated ou chair* of gold and ivory, and every breath they draw lie freighted with the value of priceless treasure*. The magical, the impossible are what^te demand of boun^ess riches, and we are continually di^nsted, be-' cause, after all, nothing very much out of the common sqems to take place. Conut de Lisle, however, was still an unknown quantity; he had not shown what he could do, and he might there­ fore still do anything. His fancy of a great free school and a museum of art, which a tew persons were cognizant of, New York wefetj/ ami Cottwf Lucien de lofted well enough for u ride issue, but LUlc agreed very well with one another. for him it could liardly be more tlian New York society and Count Lucien that It was known that ho had purde LisL? agreed very well with one an­ Ichasud a tract of land several miles in other that winter. Iu these later times rextent on Long Island, and was having we are become somewhat cautions and [ it laid out and improved, with a view, skeptical in our dealings with eminent ' apparently, of making a private or semi­ foreigners whom we never heard of until ; private park Of it, and no doubt the they turn up in Fifth avenue with a ro­ ; site of the school would bo there. He had mantic and dazxling autobiography and houses at Newport and Saratoga, and pal­ with some mysterious magnetism, which ' aces, it was said, in various European ends by attracting the precious metals countries; he had. since coming to New out of o-ur pockets, after which the high ! York, given orders for the building ot a 'bom enchanter vnnisbe& We no longer I Fteam yacht which was expected to com­ embrace this kind of people so impetu­ i bine thu ix*d qualities of Cleopatra's ously as we did. But though it may lie । barge and an Atlantic greyhound. As to difficult to distinguish between good I lhe Trent hona.-, as it was still called, no paste and a diamond we all recognize , uno knew exactly what he was doing with the diamond itself when we we it. A i that; he had already taken up his quarters charlatan may make us doubt, but a true। there, but it was understood that altiTa; rion? of wme kind were still going on. man carries conviction with him. Cvunt Lucien was no charlatan—the। ' Afu*r ail known facts were allowed for, keenest critics were agreed as to that. : it was felt that the real nucleus of the His manners were good, without being matter had :x:inx4y been. touched, and too good;-his refinement was instinctive, that the sensation was yet to come. Then, where had the count’s money aud there was a touch of soldierly stern­ ness in him that gave his bearing weight come from? So gigantic n fortunexould and distinction. He spoke little alxmt not have. tavn long iu existence, or it himself, and never blew his own trumja-t. would have been hoard of. Was its but he evidently expected to be treated. ' source in the mines uf Mexico? It was with consideration, and would perfectly from Mexico Hint the count hod come to know how to assert himself upon occa­ New York: and, according to his own sion. His standing, however, was that ; account, he was the' son of a i-ingle of a quiet and rather reserved gentle­ j French gentleman, and had received his man, desirous to lie on kindly terms। ' title of nobility from Napoleon—a com­ with good people, and conscious, it i plimentary gift merely, unaccompanied might l»e. that ho could give them at ' by revenue. Perhaps ha had found the least ns much ns they could give him. , key to 0|>en the long closed treasure These qualities would have mode him •‘house of the Montezumxs. Periiap.-* he acceptable in society, but his wealth। had stumbled upon a hoard laid up at rendered hi.i poeition unique, and, in। the period of Maximilian’s accession, spite of tbe impossibility such a thing' when Franre anticipated gaining a per­ as American snobbery, it put some queer' manirnt fflothold iu tbe country. Permodification into the spectacles of thos.’1 h»i« be had discovered a diamond mins who came in contact with him. Few on his own account richer tlian those uf spoke to him or thought of him exactly' • Gulconda. Or piaaribly he had only come as they wduld have done if bo had been suddenly into a number of great inhera man of-ordinary fortune. , itancen. ... t<> which circuiurtances had He actually had the money—that was given a multiplied value. The f >;mdathe strange feature. The rumor ran " tion of‘ the wealth of the Rothschilds that he was keeping three or four million had been laid by speculation on the re­ on deposit at several New York banks. suits of n war. There had lately been a* The rumor was investigated, and result­ great war in Europe, but it was difficult ed in tho discovery that the millions in to see how it could have put so much question were indeed there, bat they gold into any one mxna pnket. Be­ were midions, not of dollars, bnt of sides, the present accumulations of the pounds sterling. News came from Bos­ Ruthschilda were the gradual increase uf ton and Philadelphia tliat there was as several generation*; whereas D.t Lisle's much more to his credit i^thoso cities. fortune hail. so to say, sprung np in a It leaked out that the great London and night. Westminister bank in London was pay­ In the course of the season the count ing Count de Lisle dividend on eight was seen at the principal houses in town; million pounds. But these vast rami but he never remained at any place were but the fringes of the count’s for­ more than fifteen or twenty minute.,, tune. He was a largp investor in real and always aroused more interest than estate and lands; indeed, a wag started he satisfied. Without seeming to be so, the story that he Iiad purchased all of he was careful in his selection of ac­ Manhattan island below Canal .street, quaintances; only the select circlo could with its buildings and inhabitants; but say they knew him. It was evident, this proved to bo un overstatement. therefore, that tho count did not intend Such fantastic exaggerations are merely to nse any pf his power in the atmuJillustrations of the impoaribility of con­ mcnt of defying society—os of course he ceiving really great wealth. might easily have done. He was going A million—ten millions—hundreds of to be conventional, like ordinary men— millions—tho mind cannot grasp the idea always with the difference that he was of such sums in relation to any single the richest man in the world. But that owner; one seems practically about as fact actually rendered his convention­ good as another; and, in the effort to ality eccentric. Felifuary %aybring thejn within the bounds of com. came, and ,people . - were — prehension, wo give way to jests and ' ing that tho season was over, when all at once invitations were issued to a dinner fairytales. Was Count de Lisle's income - ° nr* ,T,v;t — at Count de Lisle’s. Here twenty-five thousand dollars a day—or and reception . fifty thousand—or more? Whether it vras a sensation at last! Every one who were more or less he certainly could not . was invited had a different idea of what spend it or himself. And yet tbe innate ■ it would be like. There were two hundesire in tho human mind to sea giants dred aud fifty invitations oil told—a good and heroes and gods—men who in their 1 sized dinner party, but still by.no means single peruons are the equivalent of na- 1 » larger amount of guests than New tions—makfeB us hope that each new । York's highest circle could easily have millionaire will find sonro way to wear i ftxrnished. In fact, the number could all his inillioDA as a garment, or, rather, I aot well have been smaller; but then as a ajdu.-m which his own proper life J they were the choicest of the choice. The ciretilateiu Surely the wants of man ' mart beautiful girls, the most aristoare infinite; how, then, can any amount of cratic ladies, tho most distinguished money overwhelm him? Be it a billion, | gentlemen. It would bo a brilliant ocevery separate dollar of it ought to be J cnsion; no one had a right to complain, tingling with vitality, and as busy min- , although, of course, those who were not fetering directly to its owner as are the among tbe elect might be expected to corpuscle* of his blood. That any of it J f<*« disappointed. ahould be lying dead seems a reflection | There was one point about this affair on human ability—on our intellect and ’ that excited a g<xxl deal of curious specsenses. The horse is his who mounts it; ; illation. Tbe count was a bachelor, and, tho fortune is his who spends it. No ,lB a number of unmarried women wore doubt great riches need great genius, aud ; to be of tbe party, it was natural that he even genius needs practice. The j>ower should ask some lady to assist him in re­ to make one's self legitimately cost, say, cciving his guests. Who should this a hundred dollars a minute, night and ! lady be? It was assumed that fae would day, from year’s end to year’s end, and ( be some recognised leader of society; year after year, is a mighty and admir- : somebody who would be recognixed at able power, probably not yet attained on ’ once as the right person in the right this planet. ! But when it became known (as CHAPTER Xl. HPECUItaTlONS. „dI..hooMbeadW-w»t'>rt->afedde Count <J|> Ll*l«ni ttetowtaj tw. ,„,1 greet tl>« ku-h u th.y auu. In. Everybody tho ** although ah. had b«a In reriromwit Mnooter hMl-nd’. datth, tho ttnglcMd .tin somewhat myMeriowi story oonwete.1 with bur 1M1 public «Pp«nto<» "J not forgotton. While it X that tho Itwly wm "off ♦ rut.Ming that ter cmmt tori not bora. .jcUlly fl»WnR. oXMtly turtnunto. Ikr nurriuito tori bora » raraot our, tori the erent Unit tori raotod llto bo rerralri tori bran uni.ira rad Urrible. it wm not her hull: but todety u „is«h rad tididiom. rad prefer, not to be brooKht in contort with _P~ido whoeo presence recalls hidoona things. Thi. wm not tho only n«ra. lyww. for criticising tho selection of Mb. Mrtcbin. Two oth«»'•ere Immediately conzpicuons. , , .. , The first was that tho houro in which tbe dinner was to I® given wn« built by her husband, nud was tta scene of Ins murder. The eecoml was that tho date »;ipointeil—February ^enty-five-wM the auniver.utry of the day on which he was murdered. . Uuqnectionably tho coincidences were accide ntal, as far hH the count was con­ cerned. He had taught tho Trent house Lxcause it suited him. He bod appointed February twenty-five because he woe not able to complete his proporotitawearlierBut it Waa no accident that Salhe Matchin nccejited his proposition. She must have dona so jrith her eyes open, and knowing the remarks to which it would give rise. It was hard to fathom her motive in taking such a step. It could hardlv bo vainly; rhe waacertain to be criticised far mure than envied. Could it ta that she looked forward to emerging not only from her social re­ tirement but from her widowhood as well? After having gained a handsome fortune by one husband, wm she to roach the’highest pinnacle of human affluence bv means of another? If so, she might afford to disregard tho disap­ proval even of New Y ork. * Time was wanting to discuss the mat­ ter thoroughly. The twenty-fifth of February arrived, and the flower iff Manhattan Island drove np to the Trent house with a soul full ot surmise and anticipation. CONTTNITD Rev. F. XL Shnmt. part< t United Breth­ ren church. Blue Mound. Kansas. Nl)s: “1 find it my duty to tell what wonders Dr. King’s New Discovery has done for nn-. Mv lungs were badly dbeuted. and my parfelitouers thought I rould live ou’y a few Winks. I took five hotties of Dr. King’s New Discovert and nui sound and well, gaining 26 lbs. in weight.” Arthur Love. Manager Ixm’r. Funny Folks Combination, writes: “Afur a thorough trial and convincing evidence, J am confident Dr. King’s New Discovery for ronsuiuptlun bealts ’• in all. and cure*, when everything ri.M fails. The greatest kindness I can do my many thousand friends is to urge them’t<» try it.” Free trial tatties at \V. H. Goodyrar’s drug store. Regular sixes 50c. and St. , S. II. Clifford, New Cassel, Win . wm troubled ikith ucurslgla and rheumatism, his stomach yas disorilcpri. his liver was affected to an alarmlnc degree, appetite fell away, and he was terribly reduced In fiesh and strength. Three buttles of Electric Bitters cured him. Edwxnl Shepherd. Harrisburg. HL. had a running sore on his leg of eight years' standing. Used three i*ottles of Electric Bitters and "seven Isixcs of Bdcklen’s Arnica Halve, and his leg Is sound and well. John Speaker. Catawba. O.. had five large fever sores on his leg. doctors said lie was incurable. One bottle Electric Bitters and one Ik>x Buck leu's Arnica Salve cured him entirtdy. . Sold by W. II. Goudyear, the druggist. The best salve in the world for cuts, bruises, sores, ulcers, salt• rheum, fever sores, tetter, chapped hands, chilblains, corns, and all skln.eraptiona, and ikmIHve­ to’ cures piles or no pay required. It is guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction, or money u fundfxi. Price 25 cents J»t tax. Fur sale by W. H. Goodyear, the druggist The NationalHymn^»t« World’s Fair, "SANTA CLAUS SOAP My ur.vnir.: ifenfn^. srsii&r*’ Land what our f31hers died; . Land where cur Mothers cried, .’ Over the wash-tub tied Let freedom rin^. My MJw coimtr/ th«_ Lindol the noble, |t«_ Thy name I love ■ Hove, thy.tucks-..nd fnn, But oh; what b> 3, <- v k.i.... Mystalwhhlvv-S When I think oi ' Let music swell v ■ . : And bl'jw through go uie’ trees Hail SANTA CLAUS: Let tired mjrtnls wake And gladly try a cake.’ Let all for cle.inii- sake Join the applause. ' SS11 N.K.It\irbank£Co. CASTORIA for Infants and Children, eurea OoBe. CoaeipaU'm. nacii. L iarrhaA, Knictati -n, JU Bo. Oxford BL, Brooklyn, K. Y. j. injurious calicaXLe. ©fa good house-wife .who uses SAP0L10.it is well sAid.-The mouse is muzzled in her house’Try it and keep your house clea.n+All grocers keep itCleanliness and neatness about a house'are necessary to insure comfort. Man likes comfort, and if he car.’t find it at home, he will seek elsewhere for it Good housewives know that SAPOLIO makes a house clean and keeps it bright "Happiness always dwells in a comfortable home. Do you want cleanliness, comfort and happiness? Try SAPOLIO and you will be surprised at your success. BEWARE OF IMITATIONS. SnOKE Eb. POWERJ’ NO. 35. ALWAYS THE SAHE !» ALWAYS THE BEST 5C- CKiflR IH THE Ten thuusand people ad mi nil a talloon upon the Plymouth fair grounds yesterday that did not go up. Everything rise sailed smoothly. FltnBvfho State of Michigan. i»it\ At a aanten <>f the i* Couuiv of Barry, taldru at theCiivof Ha-Him-., hi day. tin fi'*: d?.v ut ■. In tl,e matter of the e-iate .-1 Mo<ei Vu r>*sdU>K fth'-a „tin— ---------- .-J.,‘ 1 V---wid fatale |.ia)ii>2 Hi't f Bird may or iintnl ;.f <l'u !,i' praot and a d< . rec ol iltrtri toent duly nmde. Tbcreui*«-:i it t« ordfrrd. Barry, once tn inch GILLASPIE After examining 200 jurors and ex­ pending 8*2.500 uf Manistee county’s sur­ plus, a jury ha* tarn selected lu tiie Kt- Corner of Court and Jefferson St. Keeps flour, 'eed, l>oue meal, ground oystcr-abell. egg food hoe murder trial, for fowto. Also a irencral slock of groceries. Good goods. Low prices. .VilWklB I lhe fi>rem»m. he u'-iip.-'i i '.r «ald pctitlMi. end that |l* lirir^n • deccoM^I and all oilier per-.:■- ivirrolrd :a I tuqd estate, are n-qiilr. il tn npi-tiir hi a jnsrton ofaald court, then to Im -n .; the I’rol-de OlJHV-tn the city <’f H.i-tir s"*. n •'i .l.«-vt:uti'.an4 show ciwae. U auy there >•. ' ’ -> .. , - . nt Che petitioner may no! i - vn.-t _,it tanlce further oidi-rtrt. Iha’ su ; ■ pebtlency of Mid ' tberml, by cau»irs a • puMM.rvi in tbe Jixrtl'i.-- That tired feeling now «o Men beard of, Is entirely overcame l>y Ilnod'a Saruuiariita. which gives mental a id talliy streugth. . ;.n <a; ■ irrlof Itw, day Anal *c- ,l<. of IM : i.rnring u.’i rrfuntj of «■ (k true cohv.) Hibltartl'n Khennintle and LJvrr Iritis. These pills Are sciefiUfimlIy Compounded, mid uniform in action. No griping pain so commonly following the use of pills. They are adapted to both adults and chil­ dren wilt) perfect safety. We guarantee they hare no equal in the cure of sick headacte, constipation, dyspepsia aud biBou.-nes<s. and, as nn apaetlxer. they ex­ cel any other preparation. Sold by W. H. Goodyear. Europa Warner, single, aged 28 years, dropped dead In one of the rooms of the Occidental bath bouse, Ypsilanti, yester­ day afternoon. । . TE.^1 Hastings City Bank, . Hastings, - - Mich. SUUfLUS 8508X00. lucorporated under the law> of the Blate of Michigan. officxrb: Qu-sen Victoria hav k rtnwritabiy One head a 3.0. Boblnson, Preakleat; hair, lor » lady of her agr . but berson. the Prince of Wales Is quite bald. Had he u-ed’ l>. W. Reyoolds, Cashier. Ayei's Hair Vigor earlltr in life. hi» bead ihnjcctom: might, today, hare been as well covered as that cen^eme* Dan W. Reynolds, W. H. Pewera, thebest shoe ■ t»e wsia rc' l« Mg D. G. Hob'.ason, tH. H. Mt^er. Mu.kre.H>-s board or health will lo.MllJohn (hurveth, gale the city’s water supply to see if the P. T. Colgrove. . prevalent epidemic of diphtheria can be traced to it. Interest uii.1 nn tbnedMposlta and a general BauKlnx BuMnwui Tran>Mctrd. Many of lhe inventor* and vendors uf the various noslnuu. that are offered to MOSTGWB BALB. the nubile to-day, only to disappear and lie ol sale In a mortgaed oxrcutcd by Mary auecMried by something else to-morrow, |nwer iww. ■•■; v r Stultbtatne, be arm a date Un* sixth day of aaamlsM. make tiie most sweeping and absurd (W».r inn, recorded the twentv seventh day chima for them. They are heralded as Of November imx and. nn which there iaelalmto be due, m this due. f>w hundred iwd OU”’-*1K and it is do wonder that the ed thtecn dollars. I shall, nn lite ninth day of public has become ausplckma. The most November latt, at tan o'elock In tiie forenoon, remarkable fact lu the history of 8. S. S. at the north d*«r of the Court house in the City (for. unlike most other proprietarv med­ icines, it has a history) la this: That a .Mn' nt Irving, great many of its virtues have been dis­ uf Michigan covered by the penpie tiienrodvea. It has 27rr brpr’Rd»» a •P^cltte ter akm 515 cancer, and yet there are many testimonial*; Of COTiwit b UDdOTtooJ tb»l tbe • b«PP«>»J = -Jenb*xe «» au, o( .. . ■ ...... f’tnnw) rho ahe rmllv “g"- Th" >n or It will not do to moat have an c SLrS'J*1 thCT tano-FXo, behind the n tarns.” ^.chints. throw the gold W. L-’boUCLAS S3 SHOE ladies Woolley & Bronson, jct prin �THE FIRE ALARUM -GdLl W Hung*: 1 *us nu-l I.a.iau*. l aeyweresuTHE REAPER DEATH. gagBd ie draw Ing *|.illor.." tUc masMM ot coal left to hold up the r of of two mine, when a main pillar b.- tan “'running," and Flame* Cost St. Louis Nearly sank out of sight, leaving n chmm IU) feet Seems Very Likeiy to Run Up Lahatoga, N. Y.t Sept. 2ft.—Rev. Dr. 8. Is that Impurity of the blood which rrodora. deep aud ninety wide. U.r the tar side of unsightly lumps or awe!:- ’1 la the sect; Two Million Dollar*. D. Enrcbacd died at 4 o'clock yester­ which causes ruardng xo.es on the arms, Agt.in&> Uncic Sam. ] ttrla. without exit uf any kind except I day afternoon. He was pnsu rated with legs, or feet; width develops Hirers in tbe over is, were the sixtseu tneu. I lumbago on Sunday. Monday he was eye,, cars, or nose, often causing blindness or «aved by a Flstuler Dope. THIETEEH FIRLB IH A EIHGLE DAY. । On the bear side were tue rescuers, who craona oonoit at washkgtoi. 1 more comfortable, aud hope* were enter- deafnes.*; which Is the origin of pimples, canreruus growths, or •• humors;" which, faateafor hours vainty triml to throw a rope Ing upon fl» rungs, causes conrampdoa -4 over the chasm. Kepentedly the tops wus} train. It Is tho most ancient of all disease*, 1 th:own and as often either fell short'or Drpnrriuvnt Offi-.-lala In Confnrence— and very lew perrons are entirely free from IL landed only to slip back into tbe hole. Departed Insulting Treatment of MinFinally a lucky throw was made and the was caught and made Inst to a post. 1 Apparatus Abandoned — EaM Kt. LouU rope Thea one ot the men essays*! the fright­ Called on for Uelp—Dreadful Work by ful feat of going baud over hand to safety. Shriek ol By taking Hood's Sarsaparilla, which, by • : Bidding his comrades gqod-bythe intrepid tho remarkable cures it has aceonipHslmd. St. Louis, Sept 2a—At 8 J3 p. m. y%,. I1 fellow flung hijuM-lf into space and went has proven itself to bo n potent aud peculiar rope,wblch cracked and swayed. WashixGTOX, Sept. 20.—The president I medicine for this disease. It you sufier iron . tcrday an alarm wa» turned iu from the ; along the times he thought he would fall. i -”.h«;d Dini results Jwhen mammoth estabUbhrnout of tbe Plant I* Several scrofula, try Hood’s Barsaparflla. but W «i -*» —1r—•——- — •trewouta toll. WMdotted was closeted yesterday for. a couple of ‘ ,lbnt_wHk_ — ~and stout ’ beL- Ii \ Ua “* 1 bonr> wilh ( Boffi ■ ■ ' “ Every spring my wife and children have with officials of the state and navy i* taken; it is pleasant Milling company, at the foot ot Choteau **ar‘ Datong wen: on and on <n,i al iMl . hours ours *lia ‘ been troubled with scrofula, my UtUo boy, Sirup ■ > ■ ; - to the taste, and acts avenue. Thu flames covered the entire Thoototra felto^“ud w^n . its, aud it wm immediately surthree years old, being a terrible sufferer. K.i.uRiu, auu worn H»l pt .niptly on die Kidneys, fifth floor before an eugiue arrived on tbe the Ihsi had crotmal they « epi like chil­ miae<l that tbe'reason ot the eonfereuce Last spripg he was one mass of sores from gently y ■ : ’i. । was tho alleged arrest of Americans In head to tocL We all took Hood’s Sarsaparilla, cleanses the sys- B.-vne. A second and third alarm followed dren Livtr Chili, and it was said that tbe relations and all have been cured of the scrofula. My BIO FIRE AT PHILADELPHIA. dispels colds, head- in quick aucceaaion. Tbe frame buildings little boy Is entirely free from sores, and *n . of Unde Sam with the Junta were serious____ tern i- ' hjters and cures habitual o' lhe warehouse, boiler hons* and engine four of my children lock bright and healthy.” Flamea Uck Up Property of the Value , Lv »'rained. After tbe cytifervnee none of rooms were burning like tinder and were Syrup of Figs is the W. B. ATinorrox, Passaic City, N. J. «f BMio.ouq. I those present would a;«y what was talked a weelbiug maas of flume*, producing a con»U|«i’ PHILAHKITHIA, Sept. 29 —Fire broke out i nboUt or decii!e‘1 uP«n- Secretary Tracy Iv of its kind ever pro boat unapproachable. The main build­ retiovary.but Tmr only rvtiJ IMHtda, u,. „ 1#0 W lb«th..lt«.tlo» «>>M ich aggravated and -ii;g t<» the taste and ac ­ Sold byslldnzgclati. gl; alxforgs. Preparedonly ing, a fire story structure, was ignited on Xorth I>,r. ..»• duiv.1- pi11 alartnlbg and and the department would Dr. Burchard’s bj C.I. HOOD A CO., ApMhreariaa. Lowell, Ma**. & CumSlh n ’ T 1 ?hi,.“P’ *•»’* n° ®°" •h‘P“ Ch‘1L Olher' who : ihe stomach, prompt in ceptabit ‘ ■uh! truly lieneficial lin its the top floor, aud the lack of water proc­ fc Cunningham ax * warehonre for lard ' were at the conference are quite a* reli­ in WM, when ure prevented the firemen from checking IOO Doses One Dollar clergymen who were it< at-.: ant! oil, and which was full of those rub- cent an Secretary Tracy about it. One of 1 ■ 1 .rv*l nnly from tho moi-i lhe flames. Kleine, be characterMORTGAGE SALE, effect stances. Before at hoqr had alapsed the t irae admitted, however, that there was as the RepubI agreeable substanqes, ite Default having been made iu th* conditions fire had gained such headway that a gen-&<>'-bitig xiud or done at the meeting that hwihhy cutnpalgn against of a certain mortgage in ide hr G.’orge Milks, Ii nt qualities 'commend it Soon the roof of tbe main building fell eral alarm was sent in, Including a call pcould not be given lo tbe public without a siugle man, to ID-aiib-l Striker giany '■ rebellion, will long dateei November twentieth, A. I), its*. • ; have imide it thci most with a great crash, and iu weight on lhe I for two tire bunia The flames »pte.*d to iuj;:ry to diplomatic aspects of tbe matof the moat unique and recorded in the -office of the l£egl»tcrof to aii ;i' ali<i |3>j Xprtb Water - ter. then burning floors beneath caused a gen­ 131, 133, 184, Deeds, for Bam County. Michigan, ou • ly known. It is supposed that two I street and nixo u, the Armour packing 1 Dr. Monti, the representative of the tbe twenty-first day of November A. D. 50cA-eral coilapa-*. I: Eit'S is for Rile tin ______ 1F78 In Uber 13 of Mortgiup*. on page Mi, ’‘-Av till ’> 1leiulinff —1:—1.drug- I ^“vu were covered by the caving in of - house, the rag waruhuumi of JciMtip, Chilian government here, yesterday rewas born la Steuben, oa which mortgage there Is claimed to be duo I Moore & Co. and HP Front street, tne celved a dispatch from his government. at ttie date of this notice the sum of one hun­ '' .Irnnrial U« bolHta*. •• l^o «n, mUH**. Bmnll Sept, a 1812. He was graduated from wool warehouse of Thom vi \Vil*on. All . There was no allusion whatever to the ro­ . reliable dni"gi« who dred and thirty and forty-two bundretin dollar*, Centre college nud then studied theology an attorney fee of twenty-five dollar* these fir^nv one who*1110 lo“ '^«n5*«a,e•wme «*».««. ! of aip«i. ’ place* were gutted or badly dam ported attest ot Americans or ot any at Danville, Ky.. and began to preach iu and provided for In said mortgage, and no tall or and al joining buildings were ; action intended to harass Minister Egan. ; proceeding at law having been instituted to 1838. He became pastor of a church in - ly for anj one woo ^ uh 1Mnranr< , ( , t r1hju1 gsu.ouo. 8evi scoret ----------------------------------------- —,-— — . scorched. i Dr. Montt^ without knowing whether any recover the debt secured by said mortgage or in New York, where be remained for "everal Ulrumcu Injured. ' Amrticau* have been arrested, di*crcflits | ;ry it. Do not accept any eral hundred barrels of flour stored in the j any part thereof; Now. therefore, by virtue of the power of sale warehouse were destroyed. I The inflammable nature of the good* any usd all reports to tbe effect that his forty years. In ISSO he became president contained In said mnrtgaai' and the statute in n..,. «*»-» . *>..«.e.*. . h?orcd in *be building* rendered the work government has treated or will treat men of Kutger'a female college. The doctor such case made aud provided, notice is hereby CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP CO. Panic Over » Powder Car. I leaves one son, who Is a doctor, and an ­ of th* flretneu extra basardous, nud by of any* nationnlity in Santiago harshly or even that on Friday, the second day of OetoA panic waa caused when it became I ir. A. D. it«i. alien o'clock in tbe forenoon,. other who is a lawyer. ■. >:.KClSCO. CiL___ j the falling of the walls, caused by oil ex- unfairly. 1 shall sell at public auction to tbe highest bid­ known that a powder car wm standing on '. plosions and in other ways, right tiremen —----- -- ------ — -----der, at the north front door of the court house ON THE JMAMOND. the railroad track beside tbe mill. Sav- ; were hurt, but uone wriotislr. A rough in the city of Hasting*. UaTry County. Mletu, lUglitfnlly or otherwise, the Junta poothat being the place where lhe circuit court for era! were trampled on, tut no ssriuua in- . estimate of the loss place* it at IMO.IVJ, ' pie in Chili arc down on Minister Egirn, Harry County is holil.u. tbe premises des­ and reports are that they bare surrounded i cribed iu Mid mortgage orao much thereof a* jury rcaultea in tbe rash. Tbe car was I; with iuaurance for a little over half. । removed by means of a chain. Several {I During the tire Delaware avenue wa.« a tbe American legation al Sautiago with a CHICAGO. Sept. SI -League score* yea- may be neewsary to pay tbe amount due on said mortgage, with ten per cent. Interest ' river of oil and water, tiie oil aflame and curd<iu of police, nud threabni to arrest all as follows: At Boston-Boston, thereon, and all legal costs, together w ith aa I building* ailj.*<unl were scorched, but !। rendering the street utterly impassable. who try to vi*it the minister. It is ro- today are —---------0.-----port’d t hut during the conference ye*ter- 8; Brooklyn, At. New York—(First Jattorney's fee of twenty-five dollars provided I were saved with but lit. 1c damage. At '> The telegraph and telephone wires were for therein, tbe prend*es being described la I 5.45 tbe firemen Were called to Tenth and ;j down In ev»ry. direction, creating a bar­ day morning Assistant Secretary Whar- game) New York. 3; Philadelphia, 4 (Sec- Isaid mortgage as nil those certain plec-.s or ton informed the president that instruc- ond game) New York. H; Philadelphia, A 1pare»ls ot land situate In the town of Hope, • Spruce by a general alarm, leaving but a !' rier that very much embarrassed the tlAilions Lad been sent to Minister Egan on At Pittaburg-Pittaburg, 2; Cleveland, 5. in the county of !Um and state of Michigan, j few atreams playing on the smouldering iI men. The fin- burned for al»ut two Saiip-day, but that no reply hnd Ix-rn re- At Cincinnati—Cincinnati, I; Chicago, 4. and described a* follows, to-wlt: Cotnmenofourteen rods south of the south east cor­ embers of the once massive milling struct- ! hours and by 4 o’clock p. m. wm practi- ceivad froni him Up to 6 o'clock last I Association: Al Columbus—Columbus, iug ner of tne lot deeded by Simon McCaffrey to | cully under evut rob evening no »urd bad rome from Egun. It 110: Baltimore, d. At Milwaukee-Mil- BhiiJaiuIii Stautoti. au<t running south three rods, thence r-est thirteen and one-third rods, i* n)*<> said t bn! lhe government will, a* a ’ waukee, 3; Boston. 5. At Louisville— thence I A WHOLE FAMILY CREMATED. north three rots, thence cast thirteen । Tho latter fire originated in a one story I result ot yesterday ’a council, support Min- j linin. At SL Louu-St. Louis, 12: Waah- ar.d one third rod* to place of beginning, and j warehouse, owned nnd occupied by the I also conimt-nrlng a the north east corner of tho iyer Eg.-.n to tiny extremity in tbe protec- • ington, 'J. above de»cribed land, and running west to with­ : Pacific Storage company as a w.tretlon ati'l .c-Tllon of hi* rights as AmerChicago. Sept. 24.-National lAiagne in tworo !s of tbe mill pond, theuce corth three • ..-JI edievean tac* re?w.ijS2.thetreeblM a’r^M3?fl!5 J*0"** Mnd ,.ury bnHd. lean miui-rer. Irresp.c:iveuf the griev- scores* yesterday were ns fellow.: At Cln- ami one-half r<xl». thence east to tb* road, .* .uu thence soulh to the place of beginning, all on ’ •- of the sj*w* *«-*•• ini< owned and occupied by th* Mansur 1U“U sdm“K01 d»n«l-Ch.d^.tl. ft Chtapo, ». At the north east quarter of the north ca*t quar­ fyom Turtle Like Saturday no-ruing wta"Jtau Tibl>ett Farming Implement company. A. xldicl,, T. n. n-.-med. I ««>«>—Bo-UW’. * Brookljn. ter of section tldrtv-five in towu two [x] north asAxessh*' 'b**** eb-raa UuhBlng I^Hy the time tbe flr>l enginearrived on the says the village i« entirely surrounded by range nine [£»] west. t , , , . ,, ... ' 1; (second game) — Boston, 9; Brooklyn, 2. T<1 .m « Xonw I.WIM wUh a At N,.w (jin, KAn.j-lx,. Yolk, ft; ofDated July Kh. IW. su-’no the flames hag taken hold of the tbe fLimea which are licking ' up every­ Damkl Strikkh. Mortgagee. Mansur Tlbbetl buiLHtig and rapidly thing. Word has micbrtl the village that «.n*.notI«>ll<»o !livr».Mit to tluMMn !phItadcl hl Daxikl STKtbr.t:. At."y in Person. , (K„,„d tbe family .f Mr. Mrwe. a farmer living a ! spread to every floor. In few than twenty short distance out ot the town, consisting to.ltoU itae.toAu.mrr ; y„rk ft’l,uta,Wp!lta- , AtP.u.burgp. M!corpHv.t.bu> ,,-« todlynlt, lhlub„ el|,,Uud, s Xl> a„,c,». minute* after the first adarm wm turned ■of Litnseif. hb wife nnd r-.-.-eral small in a sevotid wa» turned in, followed by a children were be00011] iu by th* flumes, xb.tb Ito tol(.re,p«.ili.g ii<.v,IOm.»i. e«o lloll „ third. Then tha East St. Loni* fire de­ to in tb»t-Arre.uo< allene-.’. In thisAm-rlmn case it is I ClRCAW, Q „, _ ScorA. .- _z ou the . <!.«• ,. pn-:<r cwtalu Sjpt and they are no <|oupt burned to death as ' snl-sut part meat was calk'd on nud sent two .. citterns were actually made whUy they . o,on<l yeMeraay resulted: At Boston— engine* to «ias:*t. The firemen, seeing . no help could reach them. were itltemp'.ing to cal’ up >a their minis- I Boston,.5; Philadelphia, 3. A Brooklyn— Ibeifcfforta of no avail on tbe now burn- j ------------: ing buildings turned*thriraifcation tothe | 1 ter. The president Mid a; the conference Now York, 0; Brooklyn. 0. At Chicago— I ElXEXpALK, N. D., Sept. 2S.'—Word J the first duty of thii government wm j Pittaburg. 4; Chicago, 7. At Cleveland — Biirron tiding lumber yard* nud ware- ■ come* from Emmons county that thes tluit ।lo.MRcrl its rights and the rights of the . Cleveland, 5; Cincinnati, 1 . ' •-njt. • c.BtamutjrttertW’ | hoUM-S. leaving the question uf Minister-; Association: At Philadelphia — Ath: whole east end of the county hav been mimstcr, f d ♦c»Ju<wx*>dthose I I.OM of Over Bair * Mlillnn. by a terrible prairie fire in which •E-tan'* alleged wrong-doing to be inves- . letic, 9; Washington, & At Baltimore— ■ _ • 11! find thtse HJf*» tf1}• The Crni* suffering from the fire on . swept three men L*t their live* and many fntn- Iligate*! after ward If Egan has given say- Boston, 9; Baltimore, G. At Milwaukee— - . • r ■- ,T • e-st they * JI nwl । Tenth and Spruce was ObeHeinrichsboffcu improperly to the enemies of tin* gov- I Milwaukee, 5; Columba.*, 4. Whole henls luni [ & Lawyenre Luu^ber wmpany and the ( Hies arc Hindered homeless. e head of stock out of eruMc:>i. or La* latcn guilty <.f cffensire.| Chicago, Sept. ‘JI—Score* on thediaI Holmes Lumta-r company, lhe loss of of cattle perished. In tLe flames One IMPROVED • head The of firestock originated' out of partisanship In any olbur way.tbe Chilian mond yesterday were a* follow; National J each amounting to wme fS.fftri. The id*»» i herder lust forty-life +>•-erlginsted i~. win s’l'horiiie* have thdr redrew iutb* usual At Borton-Boston, fr, PhUaddThe fire sustained by tbe Mansur Tibelt imple­ a herd of IHty-tbreis. ■— ,- .-,rr,vre thst herais wbare i meat oompnny will aggregate UffliM from a threshing engine. The loss will ; *b4' , „ , , , ■ phia. X At Brooklyn *- New York,' 7; - :: . Jrt. OurpiHscaiWttwWl* । the building bring new and w» heavily reach fully lUi'.Wi. Tbe Ilves lost were a • Talk ..I a Ilombax.lmrnt. Brooklyn. 6. At Cloveland-CtevcUmL Greatest Discovery Known the • . man, hi* wife and kmi, who were trying j, Tiie man who knows it .*11 says that 11G. Cincinnati, 8. The Pittsburg* refuse ! Blocked. Tbe Collier LMd work* and tbe order* have been -ent _to Commander to nb«<J« by the decision ot the umpire and 1 Bridge and" Tunnel warehouse were , to save their farm property. Several bun- 1 Schley, ut lhe Baltimore, to aa*L*t in ‘ the gnniv was awarded to Chicago by a HOG CHOLERA, and ! scorched, but do serious .damage done. ! d.t d men maungedpo stop the progress ' • l .rMsttaactMi rl*“t*“222 in his power the efforts ot *coreof8toQ. PIN WORMS IN HORSES . -• >t2Je«ils: nvel*-rll- tW** • A strong south wind w« blow'ing during of the fl.imvs jii>5 a* tb.-y reached the everyway MiaisterEgan to n cure tbe rights per ; Association: At Philadelphia-Ath- i.TjwbMe. or scat by m*lL ' the whole lire, ami it was under great boundary of .\klut?*h county, where the twining tft fair position. Arutnor wa* cir- | ietlCj w. Washington, 4. At Baltimore— ihndheds of them. ; difficulties that Its pre-grra* was checked. fire* would have bad a dean sweep. Tho . l'^-ClCINE GO.. Nsw Vork. people in the district burned over in Em­ culgted that CmnmandxT.Fcbl.-y had been Baltimore, 2; Boston. «. At Lonisrille\ . J., SMALL DOSE. SMALL PRICE i • An Aggregate Ix»»s of OX000,000. mons county are inn pitiable plight,with- inrtruefed to bombard Santiago if ho Louisville, 7; Sc Louis, 4. j Thirteen alarms and as many fire* occould r«uU lire city and If u-.t to level | Followlng are fho m(uln ' curred. yesierdny, the origin of but few . out food or suelt.T. being known. The aggregate lo.«ws will llun«»,»ltl.l»u«tn1Klbu! ilto|.re«l« Al Brooklyn—<Fir.l tnuir) nearly- reach fd.fXM.OW. The two fireman ! "*(•„ •Jk—Gucken- dent and she other members of the con- Brooklyn, 4: Now York,Ifl (Second game) . « Fowls ' supposed to have been buried in the ruins ; O ’‘fvaml .liquor building anti it* entire ference thought tbe Chilians would *ouu • Brooklyn, S; New York, 13 At Cleveland । have been found. They were struck by ‘ stuck w<-r ---bnnirdla*: total cuirte to their senw*. and after their nnl- , “Cleveland, 4;, CiucjpmrtLj. At Chicago ‘ falling limber* and seriously injured, and ’ hejpser r building night. and itsThe entire GEOG J. S*w'll -•• M7 ’ >*»» l l f ;.»-•&«», with e«iinice:<y t» Egan bod Vooled down a bit — Chicago, fi; Pittsburg, it-eight inning*. ' wcr* carried into a house near by and h-*t wrT “Bl -Uhl. TheU.l.1 iw............ $175 sight uf in the excitement. Th* water !m«treWmt»Wm . ’*urunra«>u stockwitli nod e<ti»40,- I theyVni would for their .. pun^.i , to SflW.lNO, ’"i'-npologitt —---------------- iu*ult to 1. nbl^ubiX. «^bMtou " a! ! tower, which was rushed too cluse jb tbe ■ !■." ’“.’IMy. ■ STviRM si*fc*_________ __ For talc in Ifastiny* t>V ■ mill, wm abandoned and left to lhe rav,s_own ufe. took h his . L. 5/1 *ge» of lur flnno's, the. best beat compelling cotupelfe'K w. h. Goodyear. pi wt• P“tt^rn of ,-A Horse • the men -j-wo enginsa were also were ..so lM-rncd .*Moc< valued at bO,- HuicWe at Maryville '! . . of t.-Goyernur Mliwaake^Milwaukre, 5; Columbus, 0. ;i is imitated in color and 1 abandoned immediately after the collapse OX.and!, fully Injured. G. A. Hudson M..rehuu.<-. ! (Sunday, At Milwaukee-Milwaukee. I* i. : at the building, Jbe mtn being unable to Whole*aleflsh an^uystere, was damage! I MaRTVHXE, Ma, Sfpt. «.-A sensation ^lon)bu>> L Louisville-(Firat game) I Tio^t cases the imrtation . ,unl| ,u |D,e^, hra. Al.lUr. fully insured. Ibrec lenementa , WR# here yesterday morning by the I ixjuisville, fl; St. Loui*, i (Second game) I were (turned and UHTnaged to the extent au{cl(le o[ ex Governor Morehouse. Thu , Louisville, ll; St Ixiuis, 0. -t »s good„as the genuine, : -----------BLAZE AT MINNEAPOLIS. uf f23,DO ; i particular* uf the suicide a* developed at j CHICAGO, Sept. 31.—The closing week ot -i'! the zvarp threads, and | Iza-zue b**> ~*»on began yesteryrater1 Caused lh« l».Uth «f 1 wo llrakcmcm . the coroner’s ittqneatjro sub*tantially M tthe i,0 League base ball season trcngth.and while it sells . t.i i Mt’wvri-EF Wk Sept. 2*.—A ml*-I fellows: A few day* ago Governor More- day. Following are the records made: At «,r axoo.ow. t q ' complete wreck ' braiw, while on one of his farms tweivo | Boston-Boston, 11; New York. 8. At i iittle less than tiie genu- 1 MtnsXAWU*^1 35-rh'r'"Ur 'y placed * 1 Sj Paul j lun,.M fr001 here, suffered a slight sun- 1 Brooklyn-Brooklyn. 8: Philadelphia, 3. • tv- rth one-halfasmuch. i hnd Mioeawus. wP*. T tA a narrow recajK- yesterday afternoon - i-i-it % Horse Blankets Ijhad rom at. a —terrible nn? calamity, both to her p - that 5A Horse from a * and to to her her flour flour mills. mill*. A A «> Strong evidence I b.-ave firemen am! At Washiugton-Waah'■■'-'ii is StriMig • flw; _ and a Htrong wlGlj wrrr the two ' killeti, aud Brakeman Albert Gray fatally brought home, when symptom* of typhoid- . fl. Athlellc U, a-J THE STANDARD, । clements-of fierce Arc and _jore Carving . had lnjbirth ured. ' . malarial developed. IJe wn- nt tlmeevde- । j' u 5. j^^morc, 1. At Milwaukee— danger. The flames "y buyer should see that *—-»-«f <fc structure. This was filled ( — brick Hrou*. aad while in on. of these spell* j Mila*ukee, 8; Louisville, 2. ."i Typ—rlU“Y •“Wl-!-_—< I" a trine Big Fire m an lillnola TownArose from hl* bed. placed Ids coat and j -------------------------. . bricklow structure. was filled w mirk‘ Useied on !■ five-store l“ th« a maaaaf k>gue. । flames. Th. workmen GnTEWlUtK. S*«'i -8 ~«re • oq tb. fl(K>r for n head w. and iu- ; AND NOW IT’S THE WOMEN. •Fire eariy early ww Saturmaterial anddown iu a trice imide of the Blanket. j with inflammable.TLr.mL!. the day dratn-jrff Faib’* evaporator and the <peoknife fn his neck, tearing a | -----MOU1GAGE SALS. BIy m-*» j jt '* - J scram — The workmen 1 Kvnort mill*. L**’ estimated at |12!i.0?0. ,as|j four inches in length and severing a Girt Shot by » Married Woman ta Mtimated at tl25,0?0. i^*.*^ ga^b four inenmu itu 4 ,„ Defaulthmring bren>"»df r Ave Milo y* without cuat*. bat* or patla h I URU|*P nin. . self Defense. *;nrpnt _ j)a insurance on the milts' and' A I tbe jjugular Vein. The The blood blood covered covered hl* hli ji ; bad barely o tbe time factory to stood the huge .leva- . conren * hl• the— ________ and «Wh ensued inattended a few few minntos minutes Shawneetown . DI*., SepL 28.—Mra fS“-LESw «« Accident Government Print Shop. !I body after and thed*ath act. ensued He wmin during |I vvl i. k . 7>i xms. ’ f**’u ------------------a SHAwtznttwir (stairways without Milwaukee and St. Wa'HIXGTON, .h/7£7rnm.a» srpt. 28.—A Hrint steamShop, pipe hfa after dying the momenta ack He only wm attended by the neighbors during WbIt. ,hol l. ’*rt: ,;i 1 M»»t*ntJjr instantly killed klllod Mis* Mis* EmMsrearel A. Kpaidiug UlswUe. P Electric and.lying servants, the governor'* family being :। »—««*>• Tbe Th« dnad “ in“the * ngovernment printing -- • office ------- buret ntna hb momenta only by the nelgnbor* Jamison yesterday. dead - _ . .„<ir bun, woman flrat attcaked Mra White with a £xtra Tc#t tor C of the Chicago, M b.hy Paul railway with iu huge annex. This ( Saturday, and lira women fainted from [ nt St. Joseph, Ma, on a visit. B. December Kth a. 1>. ten, at is leased by tho Empire Elevator com- J I worn* club, then drew a revolver and fired one / 3 t? Baker i- sfteruoou In !.>t*r X ot Mortgages on ' shot at Mra White. Tho latter seized xa; by Wtucb detenu the-power*£-4. In jwid ---------------------- — pan}'. Here were stored fll.OUO bushel* of ’ frlubt. One is in a serious condition. 1 the revolver aad *hot her assailant twice ^rtpMtsamlaHwd nas b-con>«‘T*r*u’* “J® j Fatal Dieaater on the Rail. j wheat and they with the dry as tinder tnr wtioie amount secured to be paid by •*** , Csnrand Kaloev to Meet. PlTTSBUBa. Sept.. 26.—. Tbe/ Bissell ac- in tbe breast and through tbe head, death StXSr Ln, pni^ipM w*A fcu-M. “« I building were food for the flames. ;I Vienna, Sept al—A flutter has been ! commodation train are THZ ©TRONGteT. dn on the Baltimore ana instantly. Tbe girl had been KISIu>«.u,.>»»<* >.“ i”»B“ and , eMul Into a half open switch I worLiUK (or Mra White, aud became enGotten Under Control. !00 SA STYLCSi • caused In political circles 9y lhe unex: Ohio railroad rau i"»« “ half o Meanwhile the flames were making ,inden Station two miles from this | raged at I*ing discharged The coroner’s < to tu-t cv.vyfeudy. If y OU can't gel jj great headway, and tbe wind waaatraight ! pected announcement, on authority, I near Einden 0*43 iMt night,two j imping th* track j jury returned a verdict of justifiable Station r |MBl n|ght j & SONS. Philadelphia, 15n the direction of the milling district.. ; that the exar and German kaiser will * d,y gl -.■,! hsetrage car going i homicide. _____________________ a Bt .p"/' , ,. I and tbe engine aad baggage car going —----------------- ------------ । The wind (Carried embers in every direct­ ! B««xn>. S-RL »-Tl~ '*«, tta cmhujkmjnt. Th, fl I Seh<M>nvr 'RR' ‘ | tlon, and flames burst out in a doxen hereby liven, that byvlrtuaj« -oil Fr.nk M.ller «nd ... f.t.lly Inplaces at once. A number of small stores U» U>, hour tale in sd«iCM. morWMC* ierraxM*n. bound from Saginaw Bay '!? rcrsssr. such made aud t*®***"** ,t olth. k.i--r»" , |on-J L okIh^/tooi Burton ... badly *Tv>ba«r »^*n, were entirely destroyed and a number <>f I’KO^AIE OBDEB. „ pda. After dlntaa -lilt “ “ i.iarf An a Z — <tl pn.^nnrr. b«dl, . r >nra of rock phretor for South Chicago, lUe lwrllt v third day at oc*ol*r *• D­ '' '*! GtJil In Sil*?*1 Office tn ! Others scorched, but no further large dam­ LX . U la wM-UU o? Sh.^ t H. hnroer io .hnkrn up. Tb, tut BJtln>.>re exprtn ....... ■> >i«k in mia-tnac ou ' '4v5rMc,-»»^X^7|J>LJ?«IX1M«*r*"oI,ed- the department baring at door of the H*rrr <H.unty r,,;irtw|*j passed over the switch safely just ten ETL'f*! •»« — . IniKln-jl and efeeiy one . e | leDgth, after two hours of work, got tbe . ' • ‘ narlr. W. Artn -tnmg. Judge »f fire under control. Tsn buildings in all tsar resume. . ' minutes before the accommodation and it without a moment’s warning. The crew .' ’ Mait-r . e,Ute UnU, brings th* which, total loss up to 8300.000, I It ?rk of k-Howa of the th.. pet:ttn*. with their .... r..th. Odd . ano ilirg duly vert-i' were destroyed, insurance *ggregnfihg half conthat; St. lAPU. &ep« -the < .mstitutional , It believed the switch was opened by par­ hud barely time to K»t Into tbe yawl boat before the schooner foundered. The crew fie suction or vredue to tiie J l: ’ itnr F<l F 5a?J dcre“**i.' amount. Tbe Are cau*od tbe suspension amendment providing for adraixsion Into I ties with malicious intent. Lind* ami premise* decribcd tn ss>u I were in the Uk' anuhonr pm, and ssU^y U»« air.ouot One on . ’• 'fr ,u JtUyv;MppSiutS' ^dmnd’t«r of fcraTeI nn t,,e ln‘er'ur,M‘n ,{ne and all the O.!d Fellows of you’.ht uf 18 years was they were picked up byth. Sooner John V, The Mob .-p>r— _ __ t^wim intrreu st t*^^ 1 P ’ I electric lines in theaoutbern portion of j^fcated in thv sovereign grand lodge Sat- 1 C . Sept 2a.—A colored man THE CHILIAN JUNTA SCROFULA H°rBcr cured Hood's Sarsaparilla CURE „ S!O!C STEKETEE’l HEAD ACHE hoo Cholera ours *PiUh; w-SE CHEATING Ahorse Blankets business college / Bk Boss E BLANKETS SU-iraKK-X^S hicago i “d defeated •.?' N_’’7ferod. that Fridav. the the city.' Trains on tbe C.. M and St. P. -ma ■ iu» *>nre urdar ■ by rote of of 107 107. to to 58 58 'lie Tbe lodge hwjbo - earned Bales, during a f.„__ ‘ U- >-«- I o’clock road wpye also blocked from r-aehing o decided to posrpt-ne for n yenp— non»id—M­ cration ot Tie liquor qne*t ion The effect ' man yesterday stabbed him to ths heart. Chicago. Sept. 28.—Dispatches from The whlu. :----’• Meads attempted to caching a’.*o1 1 of eralithia will be to leave saloonkeepers । bul Ibe JiS IIUdoU, Indiana, Missouri, Kentucky. -*----- *• fnr six hours. •’ j lynch Balea, Iowa and Tennessee announce that on ■1 attempt tbe mub w ; »~ eligible for a year to come. | Foiled U this • EIGHT HOURS OF PERIL , K37 emit*. rX'r°.£>°SL Saturday night each of those state* wm Condi Han of M I b«-Cmp*. I' ‘^ASHlXGToX, Srpc —Reports to the ! visited by a distinct, but slight shock of | spectator of the stabbtug-anai*. — ---------Sixteen Miners Itupri»<>n«Hl in the Hick- I tng him to an adjac-nt aaguu yard । earthquake, which, while doing do dam­ agricu.tnrai dopanmvo*. tram ladiana, 1 > —. Mute amonK tbe •ry Pa. IMdgeSept. Colliery. 2a.—For eight \ i Illinois, Wisconsin, Michigan aud low* placed a rope around bis neck and were -■T- kuSaiMMA'"Lrit.'ESt: &IAMOKIV, about to string him up when ofllcers, I irate that tbs oat thing needed now in • l»ot be K n.rted. ano •» hours Saturday sixteen men were Impris­ hsaring Smith's cries for help. c*n>« to oned in an oki chamber la tbe Hickory j; those states is rain. Tbe corn is all aaf* his asalstaacs, released him and dispersed minutest tb* different place*. Ridge coal mine, not knowing what see- I; from troal but the paatnru* are drying up «'.• •.-wiencyofiJd petiUor., and aud the wheat that has been sown needs ths mob. II.*-. -of bv cousin* a ropy of "* oad they would be crushed to death. They I puMNbed in tbe Ha^F•J vkxHS. » wwre Carson Detong. Zach Haan, Frank I 1-r Iiri„ted *tid rimfct'd,«• ‘ ~ Oreter, and a down i Bsrrr. once In each forlbw* I (A true copy.) ----- 2gwJS'JS»“ K u“Ji5 L- devenbed In *** mortgwe a; ' All that certsin piece or o' “jpsirssHiA,; Swthwcst .manor of B-cUoe isSaSWg �LADIES’ FINE SHOES. We have the largest stock of fine shoes ever brought to this market. We would especially call the attention of ladies wearing narrow widths to the fact that we have a large hne oi A, B and C Widths, Hand Turned, And Goodyear welt in all sizes. This is not a stock usually sold by dry goods dealers, but they are Manufacturers' as Lines, follows: Brooks Bros.; W. C. Servif & Co.; Gray Bros.; Hart, Meade & Co.; Elderkin, Taylor & Co.; and the celebrated Sachs shoe. And they are sold by the largest boot and shoe dealers in the state and arc noted for their fine quality and durability. Our Stools: IXTe-w of ■■ Ladies Misses ’ and Children’s Garments Are opened up and we are confident our effort to please you will tempt an inspection. P L I. HOQLEp mr wom. . The Fair. The 89th annual Fair has come and gone, and was by far the tnost successful from a financial point of view cvisr held. The weather was all that could lie asked, tbouch a trifle too warm for: all, save ven­ ders of lemonade, pop and other cool drinks. The races were ■ slow, though some of them quite exciting. One thing was proven and that is that Barry county has some promising calls. Tbe exhibition of stock was good, awl wat, about up to former years. In the line of poultry tho showing was good, and In the line ut rab­ bits the display was decidedly good, there being lop-eared, alik-haired. white, plnkeyed, wild rabbits and several other varie­ ties, showing that Barry county is “out of sight" when it comes to rabbits. Vegetable hall was well filled with vege­ tables and fruite of all kinds. while the grains and seeds combined to make the exhibit a fine one. The exhibits of the merchants in Floral hall were very creditable indeed and many of the displays showed fine instc, tbe de• signora of which are entitled to much praise for their enterprise and the tasty manner in which they were displayed. Tbe Dana' of “Floral hall" would Indicate that flowers were to be exhibited there, but they would have been a very scarce commodity had it not been for a Kalamazoo florist, who was anxious to advertise his goods here and who ought to have a note of thanks and a premium for his d Upfay, which was a fine one. In the lint- of fine arte there was some very creditable work, but no: a» much as there would have been, had there been more of an inducement held out to attract such tilings. We heard it freely expresse d that the floral hull ought to be drvotod exclusively to flowers, needle­ work, wotk» of fine art and the lity*. and to tin* exclusion of mercantile displays. There ought to be a “Merchants hall" in which the merchants of the county could make their displays, or at least as many ot them as desired to do so. By far the two most attractive features -of the fair were the balloon ascensions and the marriage, without these It would have been rather slim. The officers though are to be commended fur what they have done. An indebtedness of >1000 stared them in the face, but this will be wtpod out aud ft surplus left from the net cnniuigfi this year, and next season the society will be in a position to offer some unusual attraotions. No games of chance were allowed an the ! grounds to the credit of the society. ' _ „ _ ££'“£“““■=^11 YOU WANT A DERBY BAT? » ■any doubte as to whether there would actu-’w ally tre any balloon ascensiqis those doubts must be dispelled now. Thdae never could i be three prettier and more successful ascen- j stems and parachute drops than the ones made by the balloonist here, Sir. Frank C. Stratton. It was advertised that Prof. Kabrick would make the ascensions but be was unable to do sp and the dates were filled by tbe Williams Bros, of Sturgis, who employ Mr. Stratton. But no one could have made any better ascensions aud given any better satisfaction than did Mr. Stratton, who proved himself not only thorough balloonist, but what is better— a thorough gentleman. He made many friends while here by his frankness and outspoken manner and his ascensions were even better than Ire liad given his word that they would be. ll would be a splen­ did drawing card to get hint here again next year at the fair, it be c&n be obtained at that time. Wednesday both he and his balloon came down on the railroad just north of the furniture factory; Thursday near Bentley Bros. <fc Wilkins lumber yard near their office: Friday Mr. Stratton scraped .an acquaintance with the clouds, being up so high tliat he was scarcely visible when he cut bis parachute loose. Be came down in an aslt-pile at the rear uf Dr. Barber's residence on Jefferson st. Owing to the reports circulated that the balloon ascensions would be a "fake” sim­ ply to draw people here. Messrs McCoy nud Heath, who furnished the asce unions, felt that their word was at stake and were doubly anxious to give the people even more than they agreed to, and they suc_cpyk-d. - No doubt the largest wedding in point of attendance, ever held in Barry county, occured Thursday afternoon when Mr. Albert Harding and Mias Maude Lapham. both of Maple Grove, were united in marriage in tbe Judges stand at the fair ground. Long before the boar named when tbe ceremony was to take place arriv­ ed, the grand stand aud tb® track in front of it were packed full of people. A f-tand bad been erected on the track, but it was . impossible to get to it owing to the crowd, so the marriage took place In the Judges stand. The cennouy was a very Impres­ sive one, and if tbe happy couple start off with even the best wishes dt all who wltFair Note*. The groH« receipts this year were nearly nessed the event, as they no doubt do. they will hive the best wishes of nearly all tbe •MtO. people In Barry County. May they have Tbe merry-go-round was a drawing card a long aud prosperous life Is our wish. and took in over S30d on Thursday. It didn’t speak very well for the speed The street was sprinkles! In tbe fair of the trotters to have the Judges ring tbe ground and was greatly appreciated. bell, thinking that the horses bad gone a The Maple Grove band famished the mile when in reality they bad only gone a raui’e assisted by Barnum’s Drum Corps uf trail a mile. Woodland Thursday. The »l»ndi wen *!l larcelr palrautad this year. More than the usual number of accidents The pbonograp wm listened to by a good happened this year. Charlie McMnre was thrown from his sulkey and his shoal Her many and gave excellent satisfaction. tftefocatad. A young sop of Eph Pie-eattng Parmer, of Rutland, won tbe Bsttersn was badly hurt in the merry-goruund. A brine belonging to Whale Black­ special prize for eating pumpkin pie. get­ ting outside of four large ones inside uf man beoune scared at the balloon, ran away and was badly cut by running Into five minutes. He is very foud of pie, aud lhe wire fence. A running bon?c bolted 1ms a special weakness for pumpkin pie. ■ Vw If ■■■1 ■ ■■ WIBwlF ■ ■■■■ ■ I If SO, GrO tO Hooey b:-es swannefl around the pop com ma»a m uiiekly ihH k cau^d tbe saspentoa of tbe sJMia.'a:-lure of pop com balls. Our new stock of AND GET ONE. Among the prize cadlectlon of old coins was a silver half dime made lu 1794, the first year that any silver was coined In lire United Stales. Tbe coUedb’U is owned by Frank Pancoast \ STOVES Morrill & Co. Is piling in so fast we are at a loss to find room for them. STOVES. STOVES. STOVES. Our basement is full, every room is jammed full, and not all in yet . We have just received a very fine and correct ' line of them. We have the Dunlap style which is conceded by all to be the correct hat. We are also load with BARGAINS! BARGAINS! -Soft Regular price $17.00: to close out, 9.00. “ “ 10 “ “ “ 6.75. Hats- Of Ml Styles aifl Prices. . OUR LINE OF GENT’S FURNISHING GOODS Is very complete. If you need a necktie, don’t fail to see our line. In fact, if you need anything in Gent's Furnishing Goods call on us. We can please you all. the track, threw bis rider knocking him POWERS’ tlflRbWflRE.» YOURS RESPECTFULLY, E. W. MORRILL & CO., ‘ ONE-PRICE CLOTHIERS. See the bargains we offer to make room. Gasoline Stoves. Churns! Churns! Churns! Regular $6.00; now at 4.26. “ 5.00 “ “ 3.60. Western Washing Machines, The best made. OldQprice $10.00, for 7.00. “ “ 8.00 “ 6.25. Clark’s Sulky Plows. Olin Walking Plows. A few more to close out Fine top buggies, price $125.00, we offer for 9'2.00. Good “ “ “ 100.00 .................GtiOO. ’ Many Other Bargains in Elegant top surreys, canopy top road wagons, spring wagons, Ac., heavy team harness, light driving harness, single harness, etc. CALL AND SEE US. w. r. POWERS. � https://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/418/HastingsBanner_1891-10-08.pdf f0fbf1abc29c7d369d9b4831c8582fd0 PDF Text Text Largest Circulation of any paper in the County. . ■ —'. ==H Hastings Banner. r VOL. XXXVI. NO. 23 • i __ HASTINGS, MICH., OCTOBER 8, 1891. Hastings BAnnGH, jgfo. COUNTY NEWS. I WHOLE NO. 1895 Banner Fubliahed Thursdays by • COOK^BROS., _ HUte Bund. one thousand this winter. K. F. Barrett s]icut Tuesday with friends in the village. Mr. Parks, contractor and builder of Kalamazoo, was in the town to Inspect the Burton ball as some fear existed as to Ha safety. It was his opinion that It was much safer than the old hall. F. C. Brooks and wife were ruthlessly awakened from their slumbers Saturday evening by a crowd composed of both sexes who demanded admittance. Their requests being gratified they apprised Mr. and Mrs. B that this was their eighth annlveraey. After an enjoyable evening spent In conversation etc, some presents were given and the people dispersed to their homes all declaring that they had had a most enjoyable time. Joe Robinson and little, girl are both ■under.Dr. Scribner’s treatment. Rev. J. McLain preached iu the M. E, church Sunday evening. law be held there until it was paid. He telegraphed the facts to his father. Hon. Daniel Striker came to the rescue, and tel­ egraphed tty Ryegate Co. that he would honor the Co.'s draft on Black ft Son for the balance. That is how the monument to the soldier dead of Barry county was paid for. Are you proud of It? And now Messrs. Black A Son, in order to secure Mr. Striker must mortgage their home and their alL And this firm must stand the brunt of the matter, unless the people of Barry county immediately do their duty. That a mistake was made In contracting for the monument before the money was raised does not alter Jhe fact that a duty rests upon the people of Barry county now, nor does It pay the debt Wo hope to see immediate steps taken to secure the balance duo. And now that the people of Harry county cannot fall to see the situa­ tion us It is, we believe they will come up to the measure of their duty, and wipe out | the debt, and remove the disgrace and Johuktown. I I stigma of the affair. Heard the other day that Mr. Clapp of! Bedford was suffering from n paralytic NEIGHBORING COUNTIES, stroke. . Fred Spaulding and lady were seen on our street Friday of last week and also Sunday. Jake Olmstead lost a fine colt one day last week. Harry Andrus and wife spent Sunday with friends on this road. Some people are reganlless of the law by tne way the quails are slaughtered. John Shriber spent Sunday wHh friends in Carlton. C. Olmstead has his new cider mill ready for business now. The Insect is working In some fields of wheat quite badly while others are not be­ ing touched. । Andrew Kennedy says that he thinks that he has two of Ute beat working men in Barry county. One forenoon the two Wheat is very much In need of rain. dug 50 bushels of potatoes and put them Wm. Frey made 30 barrels of cider at in a pile. his mill on Friday the 2nd. Hark! What Is that sound that greets my ear? that is the Baufleld patrol wagon , A daughter was Ixn n to James Reed and containing the Johnstown constable nnd । wife on Tuesday. Sept. '2». Ids posse of seven Michiganders. Where Mary Gilbert, of Leonidas, is with her are they going so huriedly? They are on sister. Mrs. Enos Barber with the In­ their way to the residence of Harr}' Brinin­ tention of remaining with her this stool with worrente for the arrest of some winter. }oung men who have been bunting on the i II. Colby, of Oakland county, visited premises of Robert I’lilUfos and A. G. bls cousins. J. and I’. Barber, the post Dewey. On arriving at tbelr destina­ week. tion they surrounded the bouse expecting a A party of ladles armed with the neces­ furious encounter no doubt, but only to sary utensils invaded the empty parsonage find that the three larger of the dreadful and cleaned the same ready for the family criminals had quietly returned to their of our new pastor. Rev. llalst, v'.io are homes in Jiattle Creek, leaving only the twelve year old son of IL B. as a subject expected this week. ^Sylvester Prance, who has been at Leon­ for their conquest. They arrested him for idas superintending the building of a trespessing. and took him In triumph to couple of dwelling bouses, is at home for the office of Justice Edmunds. The fattier a short lime. utter paying costs of 81. won allowed to Nora Fisher Ims commenced her school return with his dreadful boy to Ids home. in what is known ns the Burdick district, The affair |s causing quite a sensation. If we were living iu "old England" we east of Hickory Comers. Mrs. Lula Hicks Andrews returned to might perhaps expect such unneighliorly her home In Mexico this week, much im­ smallness, but livre it cannot be quietly tolerated. proved in health. Rev. .Cooley, of Marshall, mode this Slltldlcvllle. place a short visit last week ami purchased Mrs. M. M. Hodge was the guest of rel­ a Jiorse of John Barber. atives in Charlotte last week. ’ ' J. and P. Barber have each purchased a TkuW^"1'"1 Ml!t new fire ptoof safe. W. Fisher lost a pioneer horse la-t Sat­ :•»!>») S.a,w |„(t 1„, f()r AntI urday after a few hours’ lllnt-sa which was the first he wn- ever known to have. He JuXiU, THE ill M fc Record IN BARGAINS . THIS WEEK, The best Adveriis One of Plainwell’s young ladies went out hunting the other day and succeeded in killing a rabbit. | Albert J. Jobneoo, MMdtevtlis H 11 xn Bennett, Yankee flpriop ... I Frank K. lawrcoee, Hickory Cc “ i Lucy A. Hathaway. Barry THE MARKETS- UMtloga. Apples—Dried. 4&6c. ButtCT-is&n. (\>m-<&aT0e. HMJ5.00M5.M Calvea. !5.00.aSJi Km-ISllTe. Ht<ir»-Beef, *c; calf, 6c. , Lard—ae. Lime—Beillntal BOe per bbl; waterline,*LM per bbl. Oala-S&ric. perbu. PoUlom—zm. per bu. Pwk-WOOJSSZO. I’lnster—Beilin c at >1.30 perlon, Salt—HeliingalRBener bbl, Timothy Hoed-Selling a; gi.es per bn. Wheat-No ’.wnltefi red fl. Flou-- jo per hundred, A'pptek-r.’joc. Burley—St. m. • inkma-ooaenc. CblekeaallveCo; dressed 10c. Hon iiduny Travels. A conductor OR o'tie of the surface roadd Allegan’s fair was the best one ever held. gave the Rambler * Canadian Ven cent piece on n down trip the other <lay, and on A man named Higgins who lived in the return trip the Rambler loartled the Douglas uutill recently was arrested in aame condnctor’a car nud offered Chicago last week for manslaughter. ten cent piece for the fare. “Xon remem­ Au old lady carted a big crock several ber you gave me that youryfif." suggested miles to Plainwell, supposing it to contain the Rambler, im the conductor hesitated. rgain.-, in Boy’s Clothing. butter. She was somewhat mortified, aflcr He looked up, smiled jum, recognizing tho taking It to a merchant, to find that it con­ face, took the discount dime and aald: "It’o curious bow money travels from hand to 'bargains in Youths’ Clothing. tained preserved peaches. hand. 1 got tliat dime from n poor woman.. Hon. J. C. Mmtows is helping elect Mc­ I give it to you in change. Yon return it ' - l: .ins in Men's; Clothing. Kinley, and the Ohio papers speak highly to me, and now I atn going to pass it off. of his work. again, ao that probably within an hour U 1 , ain> iu Furnishing Goods. During a recess at a trial before a Bron­ will pay four or five time* It* face value. son Justice of the peace recently, the attor­ That remind* tnc of a circumstance,” con­ Y, -I i save your fane to Grand Rapids, and get tho conductor, after he had helped ney for defense •’treated’’ the jury nnd tinued played bl Hards with them. When tills a pretty girl on the car. what you want, what is seasonable, suitable "The man was one of my regular paaaenfact came to the knowledge of the court g-rs. He rode with me four or five tlmea i l ight, if you buy clothing and furnishing the jury was unceremoniously fired without a week regularly. One day he handed me pay. । a half dollar with a name stamped across goods at A two year old child was overcome by IL He said, ‘You won’t take that, I sup­ heat in Coldwater last week and was par­ pose.’ ’Oh, yes,’ I answered, and put it in my pocketa A few dors afterward he gave tially paralyzed os the result. me a bill. an<f tbe half dollar, which Thad David Thomas of Eaton Co. sijed the saved, went back In tho change. He Grand Trunk R. R. for injuries sustained laughed when he tmw It and said ho would by him at the time his wife was killed, keep it to remember 1:1* friend. tbe*condn<> a suit for which is still pending. At the tor, by. I did not see him for several first trial he was awarded 8200 and nt the months. Then he showed up again and second one it was Increased to 81500. told me be had been to San Emntisco. He ^•Dennis TaltJot occupies rooms over a carried the half dollar all the way and was 30 years and fi months old and for 24 store in Kalamazoo. lost week after he started to *pend It several times, hut did Mre. Mouw DlelrMi md her mother. years fiad faithfully done his share- of the wenl out, some one else came In. The not, nr.d kept it for good luck. ’Here It is work on the,same farm until List spring suit he had on was about all the clothing now,’ lie chid, aa be showed it to me, ’and 51Th™ Sht*““ 111 «« Stmdoy.’l it has traveled twice across the coutinent « *”d Ur bavv when he was given his time and a lite he has left. since you hid eyes on it IssL' SqjDnch, pension. to Grand luipids. Kalamazoo merchants suffered quite a yon m», for one half dollar’s history, and A iapre numtwr Intend to attend tbe loss last week by small thefts. only n few months of it at tbaL Bridge! Itaullrld. rates at Grand Rapids this week. Only Our evaporator shut down la*t Friday Mrs. II. (». Barber heard a peculiar All change!” concludes the conductor.— ’ Brooklyn Eagle. and will not do any badness until the A) oU. for round trip. fluttering noise in the con-ervatorv of her Ack,,r®”'> was in Chicago last dnrd apples bring' a better price home in Vermontvjlle recently, and upon teklng fall dress styles. than now. investigation found a full grown partridge. J “ erc will be nq evening services nt the How lonK. oh. Lord! hnw long before Hlute Mother attended the Kalamazoo The byclcle fever has struck Vcnnont- people will lenrn .that the person who CT Iregatioru! church after next Sunday .vllle hard. bundles' blm»elf or beraelf np iu henry have sold tlmir crop of »I apples -'orfarmers Olive Cbeevt-r was very agreeably sur­ clothing and thick Ixitilwn to escape oolda SO cb. a hundred ,:o jmrt’es in prise:! last Thursday evening by a large The Coldwater Sun has been sold tn a and kindred iuconveniencoi Is the person Del ton. number of her young frieuds in this vil- stock company composed of prominent ] whois m'wt likely to catch cold nnd be Democrats of Branch county. Editor t;< <»rge Tungate pared 100 bushels of it te-ing her fifteenth idrthday. troubled generally by the things that it fa apples a! the evaj ontinr 1a*I Tbunulay. Hunt and family leave for their Bailey will go to California. It will here­ attempted to escape? In winter one often There hw» !>oen a considerable shooting future home in Fostoria, Ohio, this v.-.-rk. after in* known as -The Coldwater Sun sees the fodlish young man who woblt K° . Publishing Company". going on onetho north side of Fine lake. Maude Young and Martha Cider visited Into the cnld nlr unless his neck is mu^Bed * A Warrant was gut out for 4 or 5 of them in Qaledonia last week. Au interesting relic of an Important In a silk kZrcbkf or shielded from the last Friday and one was caught. The »?, G. 1’utnum visited relatives in Carlton event which occurred in this city twenty wind i»y the turned up coat collar. And others gelling wind of it happened !o get and Hastings (he latter part of last week. two years ago the present month. Is on ex­ that person always has a cold. Ju*t about into another county so that tbe officenj J/Ude Fenton, of Grand Rapids, was the. hibition nt Osgood’s, viz; two spike-, one tide time of the year, when colijs nre plenti­ csiuld not reach theUi with thp palters they gtetwt of his parents oyer Sunday. sliver and one golden, the first driven in ful enough, you’ll notice tliat the peopia had. But till- one eaugbt settled th<* mat- I Dowling's jewrtry store Is receiving a the eld Peninsular Rail way which has now iho cateli them are the people who are ter before iH.uning tn trial so let lids l»e a new <i«at of paint never exhibiting the utmost nnxiety that grown into the important through trunk n warning. Vi ail hunters in this locality. Charlie ’Sanfmd is the guest of his line, (the C. & G. T. Railway) predicted they will catch them, and adopting elabo­ fi.r It by Its most enthusiastic projector rate precautions ugnin*t thedread disorder. mother in this village. Well, htru is something -that is true: Mr. Huglies and family left for their nnd pn.dldent, lion. L. D. Dibble, who Effie Cotton lm« now returned to her new home in Eaton Rapids Tm*day. drove the first spike in this city, Septem- The way to keen adds off U to strengthen Kate Johnson luw beentinengaged to tana. tench ' >LV.r I L**plte««res -ri."" 71-------- ,Lt. ’ the - -------those parta that are usually the seats al home In Ohio. th#Bo*en Mills school coming .ll proje our school house Is Iming repaired, and the way to strengthen at present In disturbance, ' The ladies of the M. E. chutch hold a etty of Mr. Dibble, and " are "* min d three feet and a new wall preparing the possession of his daughter, Mrs. G. Ithose part* is by expoaure. That sounds K-nl advice, bat it isn’t. Don's be near future for a furnace. I dime social nt Mru. Conrad Cleaver's next Maeard, Fountain street. They call up like 9 In UtheCha.*r and O. E. Wood have returned to let the wind get a good crack at ra iny recollections from our older citizens. afraid ‘ 1’ikl^j’ evening. from a week's fishing tour.' Vaugh! one and we loojc with pride at th#growth of !you, and let it atrike often, r.nd you'll not so many cobras the fellow that’s al­ our city which (^largely due to the building have I large b*«s 2S lbs. THE MONUMENT PAID FOR. ways muffled.—Interview Io St. Louis Mr. Hathaway and wife have returned of the road which which has since given Globe-Democrat. to their home In Battle Ctcek*. How Jt Wo* Done. Harry County Should us a M-cond leading trunk line east and 1 Evu .Smith goes to your city to work nt , west. Mr. Dibble bus for a number of Ho Proud of Thr Method. the milliner's tnufe nnd dress making. years past resided,at San Antonia. Texas, Fes. tbe monnrneni is paid for but to nut will always be held in warm esteem Win-.Smith and wife, nl-o R. F. Wolfe Here is, briefly, what Napoleon said in and wife visited at W. Rockwell’s Sunday. tho everlasting infamy and disgrace of . by thecitlzens of Michigan’s ‘•QueanCity.” response to the question what or when i hod been the very happiest moment of his It was out privilege to Prof. Daven­ Bafry county, be it said, Mr^ra. A. Black I —Battle Creek Journal. A Son. from whom it tras contracted l»y a ___ 2 . j prepaaed to sup ­ port. wife, father and mother l»oard the < hir -■ are now coniplete and we are life: They are having u good deal of trouble tho Monument Association, nnd who hi It was not when he had attained to the for Brazil on Monday tnoming. -It the of all for the coming coining Fall and Winter reasons. train Elder Fowler, of Kalamazoo, will preach turn contracted It from the Ryegate Gran­ about building the street railway in Lan­ consulship, nor was it whan be was pro­ sing. The residents along the line are ' at the church the 19th, to continue every ite Works, Vermont, have hud to foot tbe willing that the railway should l»c built, 'claimed emperor and crowned with the bill. The announcement of this fact ought moat brilliant and imposing ceremonies tour weeks. to make every min In Barrv county who but each one wants it to go on the other, and tho most gratifying honors ever bohas tint done his duty in this matter hang side of the street. stowed upon « sovereign. Nor was it at Mr< I.idy Is on the sick Hat. I Jit* head for very shame, x . Mrs. Leander Groves fell though a de­ either of hfe marriages, nor at the blit* of Will Cole has bought the Jeffers house I It will be renminbcred Chat as published fective sidewalk in Batlie Creek last Jan­ his son. the king of Rome, the long doand lot. ; in the Banner, the people of Barry county uary and has given notice that she will aired heir to fils throne and thv supposed by subscription and pah! to the perpetuation of bis dynasty. It wo* earlier V. soon bring suit for 82500 damages. Wec show the finest line of Dress Goods that was ever ex* I Mrs. Dill Caln’* mother and sister, from raised Messrs. Black & SuO nbout 31.900 of the in his life than any of these events hod ooDakota. Mro Hsiang her at present. Battle Creek grocers are contemplating currod. It was when, nt the age of twen­ white i in thi'part <d the country ’ . Our tine Parisian Dress The Adventists tdecfftt thelt Sabbath over Sf.200 which the monument cost I. -um <•! uiv 1 UUUUJ . ------------ - . , school officers for the quarter a* follows: Then work ceased, and the Meosra. Blank early closing and a paper to that effect has ty-five, ns the victorious commander of Pattern^ ax i Novelties are the latest and most elegant in toe 8upL. the array In Italy, he heard the shout of Frank Andrus; Asst. Supt, Aristn were compelled to go Into court, securing been signed by all. market. J joy from the people in praise and honor of Fleming: Sec’y. F. IL Fleming: .4fi*t.Sec’y. a judgment for about 88,500. which in­ From the claims thus far filed nt lite Fannie Qarpenter; Chorister, Fannie Car- cluded attorney's fen and coats to them, National City Bank of Marshall it is as­ him their liberator. Napoleon’s highest happiness was in tho and lutenwt on the balance up to the time certained that the deficiency, will be at prtiter. joy he experienced in bringing happiness Mr. Blakeslee's new btiildirgis progrres- of the suit. As the m&mbera at the monu­ least 8113.000. The receiver gives infor­ Ing finely nnd bids fair to Iw a nice looking ment association are not personally nor mation that notwithstanding the large in­ toothers—nnd before the gall of selfish­ ness had inibittcrcd his future career of collectively respuiuilble. tho judgment could crease in tire deficiency a* previously re­ building. Henn I’ltrra. of East Carlton, aged only be satisfied by a Icvy-ujion the monu­ ported. it will make no difference with the greatness.—Detroit Free Press. nbout 21 died one day last week of con­ ment And the Messrs. BUekld; Son ac­ depositors who will be paid in full. The Ou- immense Cloak roim is fitted wiih the Jare®|1Ladies, cordingly levied on the shaft. It was stockholders wifi not realize anything on It la perhaps not generally known that sumption. Ohl Mrs. Rogers, also Mrs. Jerry their only rte»ur/se. No other way was their stock judging from present Indura­ all the princes of the house of Hoheuzolmeat of well selected Cloaks for Misses, ^ildrei • J* ^b)e Rogers opened to them. Thus matters have stood arc both on Hie sick list tions. lern are bapt’sed In water brought from a year. I^nst winter an effort was from tl cheapest to the very finest, at “‘‘t Po Fred Fleming and wife returned Mon­ for made to raise the balance. Canvassers I Michigan’s board of health says the rloid the River Jordau. Thus it appears, howpricer. We can suit, everybody iu style,- fit and pnus. * dayWefrom badIkraglas. forgotten to mention that-the I went to work, and «»j the hardest kind of sold for 82 per gallon by the men try ing ev«r. from a letter written by Mr. DryCarlton Center school bouse Is to be seated । work secured about S1,H)O In notes, of to work up a market for it nt Kalamazoo, ander, court preacher at. Berlin, in reply to not buy More you have seen us. with paten! seat* this fall, the floor rv-1 which 8500 was given by D. IL Cuok. the who claim that with a little care of this , ait-tegniry addressed to him by the editor association’s president ’ But all of the fluid the milk dealer could add water equal of a German paper. Of course, this custom paired a drain dug. Rapids, will give; notes were given with tbe condition that In quantity to the milk, nnd thus double was observed in the case of the kwt born Prof.and Pixley, of Grand son of William IL We may add that, by a musical entertainment at the M. E. the whole amount must lw raised or they his sales, has been analyzed and found to way of providing for emergencies, the em­ were not to be paid. So nothing could be contain nlxiul one-eight common salt, peror, as a man of precaution, alwaya church Oct. 14th. . MissionaryJmeetlng at the Adventist realtecd on tlwm till the balance due was nhoutnne-wventb glucose, nbout one-elxth keeps in the cellars of his pnlncc a wbola church every Sunday evening. .President raised. The eunvngacra jworked hard, nnd cane sugar, and about 1 percent salicylic cask full of Jordan water.—Ijb Patriot*. acid, the rest being water slightly colored. in hr-r • -'n? 0X^arP£t8 cohiprises ns usual the latest designs i of against.gn^t opposition, nnd were finally . ] tbe society. Otis Tendon. The depart­ sterA•',;'ev i’“Perries, Body Brussels, Moquettes, Axinin- ment are as follows:; ReBgous liberty de- compelled to quit tbe work, nnd there the ; partDienl conducted by Frank Andras. matter ended. ■ The beam nrnnnd Brownville are report­ mentr.'ni y vet «« In our Curtain and Upholstery ’ Departaf C«n«umplion. ' Meantime the Ryegate Co. kept pressing sters and Velvets. Foreign mtalots by Mrs. John Fleming. ed to I* very thick and even chase tbe Health nnd temperance conducted by the Matora. Black for sefttement threareu-1 ••Dr. O. Phelps Brown’s SUndard Her-1 men who are at work la the fields near Iho 1 >e found everything that is in the market. Fannie Carpenter. Home missions by Ing them with suit. As no other way was I iml Ilemcdfos (Acacian Balsam, Herbal wocmIk. Ono day Mr. Judson Brigg* sent but to lulfili their contract, Mr.; We’ip.\ ''?un ’n Kalamazoo do not fail to give us a call. Mrs. Eflic Landon. Sec’y of society, open Frank Black teft last week on the Olin ex- ! ointment and PUIa) cured me of couaamp-1 one of bis tn*n out to build a fence nround timi 20 years ago." Mrs. Adeline Weston. a pasture, Init the man bad not trceu gone Stvip.. , i I reputation 'for the Largest Assortment, Latest Willis Carpenter. dUrslon for Vermont to arrange for the ; Wh'lneyvllle. Krrit Co.. Mleh., June »5, long when ho returned on tbe run and remost favorable terms he could with the 1891. *Tbc Balsam, composed of barks, porusl that he had be«-u chased by a hear fcmand Lowest Prices. Mrs. Alva Haywood is semusly ill. I Ryrgato Co. When Mr. Black reached । guna and roots, loosen*, heals, strength­ with two cube. A small party w.t* fmmethe eotnpany ’ a offlee In South Ryegate, Ipmun. __ A-oiimtwr of our citizens contemplating 1 VermouL he was confronted by the officers cns, ” _ nourishes, __ A„r»a MtnrtlS. Culds. Wre cures roughs, colds, wre diately Diode up, and with guns returned "taking in" the Allerton-Nelson race at with a demand for tbe tionmr agreed upon throat, dlroased lungs. Send petal for to the pasture in search of tbe bear, but no m the difference. Not having It, Nr. ; "The Self Doctor, or Cure of Disease by trace of her rould be found.—Bangor (Ma.) Grand Rapids Thursday. The Pitcher and Pickets concert comrnfy Black was anentwl under the Vermont ■ Herbal Remedies.” 4" Grand St.. Jersey Cntninercixl are billed for this place Thursday ere. E. Tompkins is buying sheep for H. law. and put in jail, a»d could uudcr the City, N. J. Bel.'lDger who expects to feed his usual HUDSON’S GRAXfr RAP/DS. p; Rosenbaum & Speyers KALAMAZOO. MICH., The . -nized IIcid^uartcrs for W.OA-KS AND CARPETS, In South-western Michigan. Tours Respectfully, ROSENBAUM & SPEYERS, �OcL 1 Tbe null bey be, » W J’1' the following rates on as*c*ed valThe balloon ascension at the Hastings ■And | OUR COUNTY. own tor bnvlnx _ fair last week was the first «ne ever made iuatiorf of city: naraebute Is made rigged with * ‘»ar ■ S 0025 Line a»s large one. and a ra$’ In Barry county.—Plainwell Enterprise- <Contingent fund. • • • • 002 Jummy Is fastened to the bar. Th*’ PJ™ “ Alex Courtright; of Assyria, was IB You tire off Brother. There has been ’Water 001 ebobfe (••umo ln *>» “J 7, . other _---- ,day with ____________ Nashville, _tins a load of 1•event’ balloon ascensions in this cltyvsay- 1Fire 001 thxl a rfUbt Jerk U>r «trlM wW Irt « nothing of those in Middleville. IGen’I highway " I apples. ‘__________ He stepped into the. Williams Ing 001 !,;« wbeo tbe bib-».». rrtebetl be nt. 2nd and 4th wards fund. his hones un­ fruit evaporator, .-iving idat , _ , _______ Jaffiffi So many people have been taken in by 3rd . dralnrf belxbl th- tiring t< l'»1M ““ ward fund.................... . • hitched- That was n golden opportunity the-announcement that the moons of Ju pl- 1 Our new stock of Dan W. Rktsolot. domnix tlroiw «• «r»-etnlly •« «"> **"*. for tho equines, which they proceeded ter can lie seen In a common looking gla<* Aid. Reynolds moved its adoption. Car­ “heTir !»• >nrr eblUr .l.y when the to improve. Kv>u)t: two smashed bug­ that it may be as well to say that the as­ ried. ajes, Bentley. Blinslon. Nelson, gies. a badly damaged harness. Mr. Court­ sertion is a fake, as old almost as Jupiter kids get left. _____________ right will fool the hill, 850 for damages himself. Glass reflects from each surface Reynolds, Sente. Spence: nays. none. Moved by ALL Bentley that tbe mayor Tne • urc-'t —— and tic his horaes hereafter. the inner and outer, and if nirned upon a be authorized to employ counsel If '■iTrsArt le'e* known b’ mmJ^I K Lockhart, of Otstlefon. hu been ten­ snfficimth bright star, or any good light, sary In the establishment of street lines. dered a.position in [the Ionia asylum for several moons may be seen to each. It is Carried, ayes, Bentley. Bllnston. Nelson, the criminally Insane. He was offered the absurd to suppose that a plain glass will Sente, 8|>ence: nays, none. evarv princely salary of >420. but has not yet show what requires a good teiMcope to see. Resolved by the common council of me Is piling in so fast we are at a logs to(fiud room fm tin ra. nabbed the glitterirta balt. Word was received from Lansing that a citv of Hastings, that the committee <»n L"in «JK7KtoSurtn,»» finance Investigate tbe financial condition Mparmathe best result. The well drivers for tbe Nashville man was wanted there for larceny. A de­ of the city and that they be autnorixed to John M. roller--HI "■>« «» *111*we water works went down 900 feet, and scription was given the officers, and last found but little wajer. They will move to evening Patrolman Stearns arrested John borrow a sum of money not to exceed one paper about lhe rolddle.of the month. Holies of Hastings, as Holies answered the thousand tor the purjwse of paying out­ another place and try again. The new SL Mary’s hospital at Mar­ Our basement is full, every room is. jammed full, and not all standing orders anti the expenses uf me description given. Holies claims to be a quette was dedicated yesterday afternoon. J. W. Bbxtlbv. in yet. The Woodland; News registers a business man and states that he has no citr. bated Hastings, Oct 2. ’81. righteous kick becante tbe C. K. & S. fear that he will not be able to prove his Judge Ramadel. of Traverse City. MrAid. Bentley moved It* adoption.. Car­ vested1.000 bushels of peaches this would not run u special train to accomo­ idenlty. Lie placed 875 with Chief of date vhllois at thej fair Thursday and Fri­ Police Cobb as a guarantee that he would ried. ayes, Bentley, Blinslon, Nelson, day of fair week! The C. K. &’S. has be here when tbe officers arrive from Lans­ Sente, Spence, Waters; nays, none. Bank BtAteuicnt. every possible accomodation tor Kalama-] lug this afternoon to Identify him. Kalama­ City accts, audited: . xoo when there’s anything there, but the] zoo Telegraph September 99th. L Robinson, draylng..................... • 8 05 See the bargains we offer to make room. ' H. M. Reynolds and son bal on W. line do to “be other towns on the ” ' not appear*" ‘ 34 03 Ixjuls Earl, son of Mr. and Mrs. 11. R. B. F. roof..................................... “in IL” Earl, living near Broward, met with a Chas. Dickinson laying cross walks iiM.otJ M Loan* iwk! dbcotmt* ......... ....... The Middleville isun looms Isaac Cun- fatal accident while making balloon ascens­ . a.333 » 1st wrfrd.............................. ........... .. 4 00 stock«,l«oinl». mortjrasea. rte. .. . 12,910 M Bingham for President of the Agricultural ion at the talr at Mount Pleasant a few Due from banks In reserve citlr*. E. Tierce labor on cross wmks 3rd Funiiture u*d fixture* -...—. ■ ■ society. days since. He in company with another ward................................ .................. Current expense* «md Uxes paid 1.230 SA Regular price $17.00: to close out, 9.00. base-------twill balloonist by the name of Thayer, were to Frank Ream labor on foot bridge.. ■ Cheek* ami cash Item* • • • Woodland and Clarksville -------------- -------bo •• 10 “ “ “ 6.75. Ndirr*^1" mid nicidM aiidJ*"’'1®9 teams are wrangl ng over which Is the make a double ascension, the later to de­ Messer Bros. & Reynolds wood is beat, and talk of i»4*ying a game for 825 to scend with the parachute and the former engine room.................... U. d. and NaUounl Bank hole* to come down with the balloon. Many’­ Glen K. Balch surveying .. decide. protested against It. but both persisted. . 43 00 " •• * I.IAHII.IT1BN. Taxpayers, retneinber it costs the county The balloon was well inflated and the word E. Nicholson . 25 00 Walter M. Wilkin* “ .... ”orit paid in....................... .$ TSJ*» <*> more to care for her prisoners in Baton was given to let go. Il went up rather . 14 5(1 -। Cnpltal;i Dwight Goodyear " ........ HnrtihM fond..., .......................... county than It would l>e at home, If there slowly, Earl sitting on lhe trappeze Just 4 00 ' UndlriMd profita........................... Regular 16.00; now at 4.25. J Mon McElwain “ were suitable quarters for them. It might below the balloon and Thayer being sus­ Dlvid*nd* unpatn........................... . 31 .OH OU Dwight Goodyear use of horse and •• 5.00 “ “3.60. ludlvidnal d«P<**l” ............... . be well to figure up the rents paid out for pended under him by means of some large 2 oo I OrttflcMlwol wagon for surveying deposit. tho Judge of ProlMtte and Protmcutlng At­ ropes. When up about 50 feet one of the 2 00 M. McElwain do........................ .. .................................................. 7S torney’s offices, the enormous insurance, the trappeze roptfs broke letting both to J. Hams & VanArman lamp and Ntu’n of Michigan. CounfV<>t Barry rate paid ou the old court house and Its the earth. Earl’s neek was broken by tbe 5 00 1 Dm W. Kerooid* eashlerol the above nained chimneys....................................... contente. and we think you will find these fall and he was dead before- anyone could Bank.doMJlennty swear that the above ment to true to the best of my knnw£K*'. “,,d sums will nearly; cover the interest ou reach him. Thayer’s arm was badly broken John Harper repairs on tools The best made. belief. WAX W. RKV/otJ-Xe'liwrenough money to put up the two buildings, and be suffered other serious injuries. Earl Goodyear Bros, supplies.. 4 00 bulworibct and sworn to before me thto 3B.H besides making Hit records safer and giv­ was a young man about 21 years of age and L. W. Carr labor cross walk* «r lkpun.t»-r, Un. w« »^wAwie. Jas. Shay and team st wk marshal** OldOprice $10.00, for *.00. ing our county something to be proud of. and full of life. He left a good home when 6 00 order............................................... CORMKTT--- Attest! “ “ 8.00 “ 6.25. —Middleville Sun. v he was very young nnd has seen much of Chas. Mead do 8 DO , D. G. ROBINWOXl _ 3 00 W H. powiuw - Director*. Some of the large, tall boys from Mid­ the world since. His parents and tbe CHKSTF.K MKMBBl II) 00 dleville, at tfie Bairy county fair last Fri­ young wife whom he married but a few D. Shay police dutv day, found great, pleasure in riding the weeks ago have the sympathy of all. W. L. Wait do...................................... 0 00 9 00 It is fast becoming an the merry-gu-rpund, although somewhat Burt Tinkler do 3 00 puzzled to find a horse tall enough to make The first quartely meeting of the United W. Miller do it safe for their | large pedal extremities E. Batterson carry wood eng. room 9 50 Brethern In Christ will be held In Rogers dangling ut the ends of several yard* of Ed. Shay and team st wk 2nd ward A few more to close out. hall. October loth and lltb, commenicng 1 05 limbs.—Middlevilje Sun. " " Saturday at 2 o’clock p. m. Rev. W. A. A. Henderson 9 00 Jack Shay Breldenstlne presiding elder. 3 00 “ “ man and team " *’ And ihe people of Barry Co. F. Carfexteb pastor. John Gardner ' and wife .are visiting ttO •• ....................... 4th •• beginning to realize it more and friends In New York. ' There will be a quarterly meeting held Will Wright •• “ Peter Snore hatj moved on U. Adeiron’s at the Methodist Protestant church at Jack Shay st wk 3rd ward. . 4 20 more that the place to buy Fine top buggies, price $125.00, we offer for 92.00. farm. 0 00 •• •• man and team “ . Comers October 10th and 11th 1891. The Mrs. Milo Fifield. of Hastings, visited presidents erf the annual coufrenee will Ed. Shay and team 4 50 Good “ “ “ 100.00 68.00. “ “ • her daughter last Sunday. G 00 officiate. Services beglningat 2 p. m. Satur­ Dan “ “ “ “ ■ Wm. Raymer and sou, of Pennfleld. day. Wm. D.Tomlixsom pastor. .lae. Wooton “ ” ■ visited friends here last week. Thd C- L. S. C. will meet at the home of Jake Rose st wk “ “ 11. Hart and family were lu Battle Creek I t»o “ " Mrs. P. T. Colgrove Saturday evening Oct Chas. Pickle Elegant top surreys, ranopy top road wagons, spring wagons, last week. 3 15 Will Wright “ • Ada Murphy is the guest of Emma 10th with the following program: Roll eall. A. Henderson &c., heavy team harness, light driving harness, single 1 50 ~ “ • quotations on America., The Leading Carbought in Orange. Will Bennett labor on bridge. Facts pf American History, MrsW. Pow ­ harness, etc. Mrs. IL ElertOn lias returned from John Grote and team ‘ same. .. ers. Social Institutions Miss JJooley. Jackson. 1 00 Is at Jack shay ” .. . Wm. DHlenbeck has returned from De­ Battle of Bunker Hill, Mrs. Geer. National 1 5U •• •• man and team “ ... Agencies for Scientific Research. R. Good­ troit. Moved by Aid. Spence to allow the ac­ Mr. Carl and faiuily. of Kalamo, were year. Critic, Mrs. Cdlgrove. The society connected with Emmanual counts. Carried, ayes. Bentley, Bllnstoit. guests of Richard (Elerton Saturday. M church will be enteralned, Thursday Oct Nelson, Sente, Spence: nays. none. Moved by Aid. Bllnstou to adjourn to And farmers will please take notice 15th. by Mesdames I). G. Robinson. Dr. Hickory Corner*. Friday. Oct. 9, *91. Carried. that I make a specialty on Lumber James Mahoney!, of whom mention was Andrus, E. Busby, Anna Mason. N. Dia­ Adjourned. • wagons, and now a welcome to made last week atj having received a severe mond. Wm. Powers,S. Greuse! and Mlssqs J. B. RofiKirrs, recorder. kick on the 25tb j from his horse, died on Minnie Mattlipws. Mary Woodard and cverybodj ’ at the large tent each tbe 30th, having; suffered Intense pain Kittle Stebbins, ' Supper at society rooms day of the fair. untill tbe messenger of death came to bls from half past five untill seven. All are cordially In vite to atteqd . relief. His funeral services were held at Ids late residence Ion the 2nd lust and was largely attended. Rev. A. Bunnell officiat­ Fullowing are the real estate transfers ing. Mr. Mahotuly has long been a resi­ for the week ending October 5th. 1891. as Office atritesidcnce on Michigan Ave. dent of this townihip acting well his part taken from the\bookfi iu the register** office: HASTINGS. MICH. in all benevolent] and enterprising steps Hiram WUkea to Thotnaw> Wilkes; WM of put forward for tlie advancement not only s w H w* 13 Jwhnatown $iactO of his race but also tor the greatest good FOR THE n <* R sec 3 Maple Grove $1800. of mankind. He leaves a wife, one son ofH. H Atispauzu to M. AtHpaugb; wS of n e>« and three daughters to mourn his loss of w w sec 6 woodland $a*). Tbe family have the sympathy of a large H. H. Anspangh Jo W. D. Anapaugb; e»i of circle of friends in this sad hour of their ri c »> o t ii w >4 see G Saoo. J. H. Woods to F. if- and Walter Bunt; OTa affliction. ' sec 3b Johnstown WO. I. K. Keeler to Geo. Sheater; parcel Middle­ J. M. Elliott and wife, Mra. B. C. CortWe are doing work that can Tight. and M. Olmsted left Tuesday for a ville »75 THE GREATEST !. N. Keeler to John SchoBdelmayeu parcel few week's visit tin Penn. not be surpassed by any laun­ Middleville $75. r F. A. Young and wife went to Richland Bllsba Cooley to E. Shults; 20 a s^c 34 Rntdry in the state. Our prices M50. Friday to attend the funeral of Mrs. Dewy Und Ann and Dighton Dellavan to H. A. Garrett; for collars, euffs and shirts are who was one of lhe victims on the Olin ex- 45 a sec 3 Johnstown J 11.50. J RCMEDY OF THE AGE. Francis E Herrick to W-. L Herrick; of curston train. a ^1T3bl?°° *nd ssnr Di*o**e» 2 cts, 4 cts and 10 cts respect­ Milo Barber of Alamo and sister Mrs. s wt» see 34 Yankee Sorinas $300. Chas. Sheffield to \V. L. Herrick; lot 4E city A« a Blood Purtfler it hit* no equal. Send ively, which are as low as tho . Hattie Gould, of ! Kalamazoo, visited A. 1. $&w. for^g^^hlet showing teaUxnonl&Ia ofmany Gotlright and W. T. Barber last week. I. H. Keeler to Geo. Sheafer parcel Middle­ lowest, while our prices on un­ One of Grand Rapid*’ largest merchants • Frank Law rent*; and Miss Lula Hatha­ ville $43. .Mary J. Marsh to RobL Allen; n H tots 30 and writes as follows; derwear and other garments way were united I In marriage at the home 31 Middleville 830. below competitors in of Lhe bride’s parents on the evening of the Clara Lathrop to F. A. Ryerson; lot no 557 Dh. Mixr.it A Boss; I btx-Att'.e acquainted are with your Cancer and Hcrolula gynip about neighboring cities 90th taking- the early morning train to city $>n. We are J. W. Crawford to Jno. Browning; W a sec 31 three mouth* ago through a friMid of rntne who Niagara Fails. Ttie best wishes of their Johnstown 83000. recommended it to me very highly. It having here well prepared to do busi­ Do you know tliat Hams i VanArman have the best many friends go with them. G«>. Watrous to Alice E. Randall; 100 a sec 30 cured bls wife of a very had goiter. 1 u«cd It for a dlMirdered blood and It hint benefiCted me ness, and we are equipped for ed stock of goods in town, and prices and quality cf good’ Chas. McCay Btade a business trip to Rutland $310^ greatly. 1 have recommended it t<> several peo­ Battle Creek Saturday. ple who have u»ed II with good results. My doing our work as it should always satisfactory? Emory Mosier nnd Whittemore have father who i« W year* of age. has taken II for a There wm much difficulty in Introducing scrofula sore on bl* teg and it has cured him. be done. Give us a trial and moved their saw mill aud fixtures In the Just caR and see our stock arid be convinced that the 1 hare used many Wood medietuM and 1 know Township of Boss for the purpose of man- tho potato into France. It was only to­ your C. & 8.8. to be the beat I have ever taken. spend yonr money at home in­ ward tbe end of the reign of Louis XIV ufheturing Iutuber for Thoma* Price. M. M. MoiWb. stead of helping foreign insti- above is true. We appreciate patronage aud'strive to Keep a 41, <3 and 45 Monroe street. Henn* Black and son have gone to Indi­ that it Iwgan to be u»cd. The learned had Grand Rapids, Mich., Oct 24, IDOO. stock of ana in hopes of gaining medical relief for opposed its introduction systematically, tutionj 1 , saying it produced Icprory, and the com­ tbe latter. For Sale by all Druggists. Chinaware D. Ford and wife of Union city made mon [HMiple refusing to test it even on their his son-in-law Clare Aldrich aud wife a live stock. A trick at last established it. Field* Drs. Mixer & Sons, Hastings, Mich. That will merit your approval by Iteing first-class. ■ were planted all over France with potatoes and carefully guarded until ths tuber* Additional Local News. were ripe, it being given out that these fields were growing a new thing specially The grip has broken out again In the, . for the king, and that trespassers would *be proeecuted. Now, the laws at that time were severe. A man might be banged A lot in the new cemetery sold for S501 when be bunted in the wild forest, for the game waa the *eigneur*M, almost each one of whom kept hi* private gallows. Trespass Tbe Eleetrte Light company are patting against tbeking implied, therefore, terrible up wires for street purposes. punishment. The danger of the punishment proved Mrs. H. A. Berber gave a ver? pleasant I LaeIf an alluring bolt. As the contriver, tea party Wednesday evening of last week. wine in human, had foreseen, tbe fields that lira. W. F. Powm entertained about 30 were parposely left unguarded were pil­ «f her friends at a tea party Friday night. laged right and left, tbe potatoes eaten, some kept and planted and the tuber at Mrs. Prudence Mobies has moved Into last effectually introduced in France.—New The house recently vacated by De. Fuller. York Evening Son. POWERS’ HARDWARE, STOVES. STOVES. STOVES. BARGAINS! -BARGAINS! Gasoline Stoves । Churns! Churns! Churns! Western Washing Machines, Clark’s Sulky Plows. Olin W alking Plows. ESTABLISHED FACT CARRIAGES, Road Wagons Many Other Bargains in AND CARTS, GAEL AND SEE US. JESSE TOWNSEND’S MIXER’S W. r. POWERS JESSE TOWNSEND. C.&S.S BLOOD CANCER & SCROFULA TROY LAUNDRY. Groceries, Crockery, Glassware and HAMS & VAN ARMAN. John Qalnn and family are now dotnleUed In the McClintock house on Jefferson < Fred Greble is the possessor of an ele­ gant music box with bell and dram attach- The water pipe connecting Mrs. Julia Gtoodyear's residence with the Green St■Min broke Friday and made quite a hole In Che street It was repaired Saturday. Aswlndler is working a political chart ftdte which usually turns up as an order Mr 12 charts which ere delivered by a con- m from Frank Black «ay« Do You Have Weak Eyes? Common council met In regular session Friday, Oct. 9, *91. Roll call, present, Bentley, Nelaon, Reynolds. Sentz. Spence. On motion Aid. Reynolds was called to the chair. On motion of Aid. Reynolds communica­ tion from sec’y board of education an­ nouncing result of school census for 1891 received and placed on file. Ou motion communication from secretary board of education announcing rmpltitfon passed by said board received and placed on file. On motion communication from county drain commissioner was received and placed on file. . ' Do you want to know what ails your eyes! Do you need your eyes examined by one "h” can e what you need ? | The above first-class steel range only $50.00 We have a complete stock. i w Terms to suit. Call and^see them at If you do, call on Dr. Lowry, tbe oculist, the P Take this advice and you wont regret it: and you oy iu me cuu. _ your eyes and money in the end. DR. LOWRY �« IMMaflEi DEATH FROM ALOFT Frightful Disaster on the River at Chicago. MM- I good offices the supreme Irish in America the of federal court, presiding. The judgeswore black silk robes and entered the room in pro<x-**iou. Justice Harlan leading, followed by Justice Gresham aud Blodgett. As they catered the room the spectators rone while Crier George Allen announced: “Thehonorable judges of the THE IRISH LEAGUE CONVENTION circuit court of appeals of the Seventh jV"A. SCRIBNER, Our Relations with Chili Con­ Chicago, Oct S —The Irish canvention, came to an end yesterday. There was no tinue Strained. BUSINESS CARDS. Office In hotel at present. A. A C H. BARBER Physicians and Surgeon*. morning seseion because the committee on The gangway In which the accident , resolution* were havinga time of it putting Calls In city or county responded to with happened is but a new opening; but ', QUtTE L CKAKEY STATE OF THINGS. together a declaration that would satisfy promritness, day or night. twelve breasts ar * in working order at members thereof, but when tbe convention present The accident has caused a gloom ' ILLIAM O. LOWDEN. came to order in the afternoon there ware . Lawyer. » rail Upon and Kill Five Bystander* to fall over the valley, which is partly reover 500 delegates present. Thu first thing Heved by the untiring efforts of lhe offi ­ Office over Julius Russell** store. Stat* El<t»t Light LIth Suddenly Ended in order was the report of tbs secretary, cials and the men engaged in removing street, Hastings. Mich. the mass of coal which lies between them John P. Sutton, the pltb ot which .’TUABT. KNAPPEN A WEAVER. and tho imprisoned miners. There Is no that when tbe convention of 18)9 ad­ ' hope ot recovering the bodies alive, as the Attorneys at i*w. journed President Fitzgerald thought ha Living Tomb. Over HxMlLgB National Bank, gas will overcome them long before relist | Saxtiago, Oct. A—The Chilian govern- had a united body behind him. bat was Hastings. Mishin*. mistaken as he found as in the case of other Associate offines, at Grand Itspids, Midi. CHICAGO, Oct. 5.—Eight persons ware can reach them. meat has so far evinced no Intention of -prominent Irishmen, •‘Irish traitors ready i almost instantly killed and a dosen others । abandoniug Its position that it has a per ­ A. SHELDON, HORROR ON THE RAIL. to stab him in tlw back” aud “under ~ -------| fret right to arrest persons m they enter cover of secret plots” attempt to disrupt Abstract and Real Estate Office. ■ I. • th.* RgRTORlhTPW 1 Injured yesterday afternoon by the ex­ Tlire® Fer*Min* KlUod in a At-tract l««n HMUcp. a Collision Collision on on or ,eaT6 the precincts of tbe American le- the league. He then went ou to score Par­ the*reat spoclxJ plosion of tbe tug Charles Parker in the Money u> loan on Real h»fefe Beal thc N., y. p. auJ () I gallon. But while strenuously insisting xt&viw nell, who be said had treated the Ameri­ •old on c< muriiudon. General con south branch of tho river near tbe Archer 'radon, sleepl AKBOX, O, Oct. 1.—Early yenUrday । uP°n 11,0 possession Of this abstract right can league with discourtesy and con­ davti’k a complete >et ot A r-'—'-TT‘ " k Three of the dead be­ morning a collision occurred one mile east tbo government i> at present making no tempt, and only used them to get money plled (romtbe Brvordv can b nii'n compel* ' -ir practice, aftd sav tracts. fl- F. BKOOKb. dent. W- bale hunited* of longed to the crew of the boat, while the of Kent, on tbe N. Y., P. and O. railroad, j »Bempt to put it in practice. I tar P*J out of them. ■r.H'. i.zd*ta- “We have The new constitution was then submit­ r. drake, m. i>., Kgaa SUU grotecta nalmacedans. who were killed fll..-,, UnowACe-fly-) l□there »***«c» were bystanders uj»«*uuora wno Killed A freight train going thirty miles an hour ■ ted and adopted. It is in the main a repe­ >>*^ «>• r"k<*. uwawt’ ran into a passenger train which was mak- i The partisan* of Balmaceda who took tition ot the old one, except that it cuti Office over Hoiloway't drug store. vitMteiworlh <8 Co4 Fort j w ith the tugs \ an Schaock, Perrys and ing the same time. Throe persons were refuge under Minister Rgnu’s roof are aloof from the home party aud makes the om<* hour* from 3 to 4 p. m.' TetejSwM. os* Khielda, had been working all day en- killed /nitright and twenty-four injured, Mill there, nnd do arrest** have been made league adistinctively American affair, netting with residence, al Holloway ktore ‘ ' I -i.ii.milal* E at deavoriug to free the propeller H. & Pick- several fntally. The passenger train was ' during the put few days. It cannot lie without responsibility to the parlia­ i: • ■ clause to tho effect that 1. M. B. GILLA8PIE, Notary Publte and*, which bad grounded in the south lhe Michigan section of the Olin fam-1 learned that, tho governineut has in con- mental y party. and U. 8- Claim Agent, Irishmen should not purchase English ^lU H. norTLE riiKEUy excursion, members of which were go, templatlon any plan for asserting in tho Jraw ot the bridge. They had puffed nnd will prwcculeall kinds of claim, htfo™ made Tgoods or patronise tradesmen who pulled away almost incessantly until ing to Chi national reunion of their klu- ,uar Mure the right of arrest that i* sell them Drp.nmrnU ot the Interior office. Cxll on him was greeted with loud applause. committee submitted a *t k thought tbnt tbe pr«a_ The resolution *t hl. .tore, earner Court and jenerson «*., ihortly before 5 o’clock, when, with com­ drvd at ‘Bennington, Vt. Many other claln,«lSold t\v A. H; Goody earl, The constitution provides that tbe league Bnt UDNatikfactory situation cannottbe — of should be governed by a cabinet of seven, HxaliuD. Mich. paratively little noise, the boiler of the Michigan jieople took advantage of tbe ent low rate* to visit friend* in “the cast. It I long continuance. I leu Barker exploded. to be appointed, together with tbe secre >i M. FOAVLEILD.D.S. was a foggy uight, and the collision oc- I rn -■LccnrA Nolic* to tho Jun' i. In accordance with instruction* recalved Ury, by tbe president. Ryan of Missouri, 0 curved on a lung fill thirty feel high iu from lhc Office hours* Columns of water were thrown Into tbe , ...... ,Le state departmeut at Washing- objected to the boycottlog resolution, but was bowled down. air, falltug upon the other tugs, drench- I I W. LOWRY. M. D.i -1v““.^" ?'.Pllt'buri! — ‘°d W*"" ” ■' understand un.kr.«na by br a» formal (orm.1 and And official «nkl«l notice noUo. ..kwk«.u lug and blinding tbe crew*. A moment j Physician and Surgeon. rto* ,he l^wnger train wm lhal if lbe Chlhan authirhiro continue i *love-<if the i ■ Makes a specialty ot treating disease* ot tbe bridg. m when lhe it er..b"rrr.k mmr. . w "• mnlolBln in. , .«**-* —™ .'.T,,"';. iL,a*. EYE .nAa *T*.-V I ,a’er ,be debris showered upon the on lb. T. 1w ’toi“to■"*” prwm aiuludo uiU. ,h’ '£*and EAK and the preservation ot vi.iea Mr, Alter M. Mgwlck. «lit lx>lhl.r> trlffillr Itet.llop. lilwi.0 CUIll And tbe ; nkOlli.' Uad white I said [mort- ' ground on either side of the river. Pieces 0tUU8 K,'ficTACVKS MDd er* irien-iiy retaiiops netweeu vutn ana we ; »»>>«> _ _________ ,._w____ _ their adopted Y-■be Interrupted. ------------- - The — 1 votinn of Irishmen l*»l-~» to Ib.lr MopteU ot broken iron und *oodwork fell upon brnkAU. l.rrtm.w.mlhwuw, Plteb-, LnittMl States will Office anti residence on Broadway. near Court s reply to thh notice kawaited with country, whose Institution* they desire to House.Hastings. Mich. i.t ♦utbe 1dock,‘ Rud tbe streets. At the time j ing against it with all her might to keep ■ junta great Interest. What Minister Egan’s 1 sec extended to Ireland. They regret the Archer avenue near the acene ot the tied- It from crushing aud burning her little next step will )>e In case the reply I* un- j feck of unity In Ireland and Iiujhj to w gMITH & COLGROVE, to«r ■ d *nt was crowded. The noise of the ex- j daughter, who Uy just by her. The favorable i« not known Lawyen. I “one-man domination” obliterated. The (Office ii>Union block, Hastings.) oTre-x. ajn«i p'oaion and tbe falling wreck caused a ' mother'* clothing was burned off, and Will Make a Ifeqoe.t of the Junta. "»«* ° «*” ,n , Practice is nil tbe courts of the itata. i itij cent* terrible panic. When the spectators par­ j one side of her body was roasted. Clow IbUUtlVU ,u Th. United Stain ilwblp San Fran- l*»dwwi In *« VA °< . WV «““!» 12...,^_ ttie ' t sally recovered their senses it wks discov ■ to her lay Laura Van Auken, a frail claco, . .... . . ' . . _.* Irluhmoti In Ireland, Iri*tmi<l. and it 1» Irishmen is declared E. KEN ASTON. which is returning from tho north, i ered that eight persona were dead, while ; girl of U, who was doing a like service U expected to reach Valparaiso Home time that it ib tbe duty of the Irish to-scek Attorney *t Law. inti ‘ many more were injured, some of them Ifor her mother, laying almost under the this week. When she gels in port the ' freedom by peaceable methods, but equally (Over J.8. Goodvcar & Co.'* store.) Practice. In all courts of the State. CoUettln** their duty to prepare should such 'i|r» a« probably fatally. plan^of tbe American minister is । stove, btr arms pinioned and broken. , present r——r ----------------—-— ----me:hods fail,to resort to force,aud tho help prompt ya-.tendlng to. Brv«klnp trap lite l ; of Irishmen in this country i* pledged to a* — —IntotU ...... .... e., .... irvm utc r*«r. rear, »uu “ — a—^, — tb2 --------- w------ ------- S.il. -- ----’~f I IL TIMMERMAN. Ilomapathle Phy­ The dead are: Mra. Mary Rice, aguil | men the drinking 'l,lc refugees uow • at the United States le- sist in nuy emergency. Those responsible men brought brought water water from f inHl. I of 3013 Archer avenue, head crushed by , tanks sician and Surgeon. and pa«cd It to the Imprisoned ] 8ni,on 10 «° on »«*"> tbo United States for the locking up of {200,000 subscribed (Office over Lathrop's drug store.) wo.u«n; l»0« w«»lw«k I maa-°f war «•' ’’.slNmore and U. "** ir ; to support the evicted tenants are called In five Linau-, minutes 'lite the woodwork lake ““ their falling debris; Barbara Rice, 16 months t women. n>* I !i old, daughter of Mra. Rice, head ermdied; was drenched, and the tire wiu cheated ‘lcP*rt«re from Chilian territory. , Upon to release the same, and notice is ROBERTSON HOUSE, .v oil BOULANGER IS DEAD, (served that until this is done “ teltrtik Sunutl Sawyer, aped 21. switchman for °“v°f *t itT' 1 ksolved not to contribute another dollar ■••□rt tbe IHlnolM Steel company; ^artholomew F. ItUODENSEB. I'roprlfttr, ror a half hour longer tbe men worked t -----like Titan*, lifting out wopien aud chilj The Meteoric French (.encrul Takes Hl» to aid the withholdcrs. fl i**; Curtin, 10 years, of 32X1 Paulina I 1 Cor. Jefferson and Cent Sts., Hastings, Mick. dren, many of them with legs and arms ! “— : It fe resolved that the organization be Rate*, 8 1.00 per Day. L”VL • street, struck on head by hn iron bolt; ' I Altls. Oct. I.- Boulanger Ls dead” ■ mnintalned so os' to be ready to help when dangling belplesaly. A* fast ns taken our This House Ir new.»ith pleasant«»«»»; Th® J; I Jouc* IL Carter, captain of the tug. mar- 1the injured were transferred to sleeping ! ■•■re the words flashed along the wires . called upon. Sympathy is expressed for ptuntnaiie of the public is re.pectfullvsoOctted. i er ried. body not yet rccovvrtd; John C. i1 -------.....I *------------------. .. ..V — » 1..^'^ , IT — ... U ’ i... . yesterday, and before the ‘ John Fitzgearld and Fir*t Vice President *>r’" : Moure, tJIHighfepd l*nrk, engineer of the i' r, «r»aud to ,Kent. . 1 >taken ------- luck 1 . The Revere. '' from Brussel•- , AW. REAL ESTATE ANDC0LLKCT. Martin in their Illness, and the attention hotel near-by were , tug, body |nol yet recovered; Samu-4 Ann- I‘ *■ '*“' and “* ’* several ‘ >•»•—«*bouses **•«. ut . ut 1 INK OFFICE OF | Shcrmun. 1 ««•«»-« . of America is called to American citizens ! strong, of Manistee, cswk of tbe tug. body !I Enin. «i>4 I>*n.. ot Kwu, and tuiln»d I •» «■* “ PaLmkkton A Surrit, suffering tho horror* of British dungeons Woodland. Mich. not yet recover*!; unknown man. killed ’ Surgeon Ijuhell, of Meadville, began act- j nouncement in this i upon manufactured evidenceb**causethey J. M. SMITH. by piece "t the furnace door, about 30 y*-.srs ; ting broken bom*-, und binding up tho city h;id time to iq»oke iu favor of a free Ireland, aud the 8. Pai.mi:icto5. Justice pt the Peace. of age, dngk complexion, brown mustache, , wour.de*!. Mr-. A. M. Johnson, ot Mu»- ! show itself tbefur! request is made that “our representatives Notary Public. 1.1 <1 body nt KLtturr'* morgue. in congress press the matter on the atfeu-i kegun, Mich., was the most seriously In- | ther report came J-'.- fattur 1 i tlon of the state dejjartmen:. Siiffrred fferlou* lujurie*. *: jufed; both legs are broken. Mrs. Alice , tl a{ ‘.LeBravGcnLlICAGO k WEST Tbe injured are as follows: Joseph Cui- j m’ ' ■n MICHIGAN Ry. 1i”rr&r bad.ho.himlea, BW Mhxwvli street, fireman of the ......... j ' -Jzg, .l/'J’ ,, j As an addition Judge Donnelly, of Wisi.rwr t.ioi Mrs. G. 6. Thotup-| t'irou^i‘ J?1® IWkor. tarrlUr ««lrtH,. ill.ll -; H.urj I left hip dislocated. '!«>■■ «.•*««?. j consin, on behalf of a minority of the I j-— ! committee, submitted n resolution which | cm 1 Bell, linesman of the Parker, badly scald- 1 son. Montague. Mich., s-verc. Injury to I i«»P« on ’“® instructed the incoming executive to rec- ' back. Htili unconscious torn frum Internal !»■ in-. grave ‘d his mls'MlEte.x.k W.gner 13S„wJ> On.., W I ognize the majority of the parliamentary Physicians say .. tbo injuries of ..all * arm broken; Joseph Bomarr.xk. NW booth jnrie*. — h tress, dying with I party, or tbe Justin McCarthy element. I all hU decorations Ashland «v-nne, skull fractured, may die; : three will probably prove fatal. TJ? ' McCarthy's narn<* vm greeted with slight Hxtren Other* Severe l» Hurt. ' | displayed on hl* George Juell. captain cf tug Van Schaark, ; ■v cheering auu and proiuu prolonged A r pro leg back ami bruised; Louis Demass, I The following nre the other* Injure !: i breast. The new*-» ;. cncenng KVw hissing. — -- ­ ‘ M. ' longed at uproarious time* uproarious m linesman of tb» ’ van ®cuaaw, <; a . Buell, compound fracture paper* were immeDoctANUt^. t longed nnd atnnd times debatodebate ea linesman of the Van Scha.uk, back iu- 1 ItWiMi C»a“°|“5i?.!n,4W’,MMm1,uve ofk-ftleg Lwrate.l hip nml internal inj tlia...ly bren-gtd by great crowds su«£ In tbe re*ult tbp l.b^ addition v00^^ •owd* for de- sued. Wa* de­ :AE LE r W. r x rtav*. • K Ary day. • «’•wp’ A Mannsu. Lacllk 1Judl. Bk-. .| * t.rul-*d b'-P • uil. ofJhe affair, aud extra edition* t-ditlcns could cauid fe f^ ftted b by »Ll^^rerideS 518 to 34. Hon. M. V. Gannwt — Van 'Schaock, bead cut; A. Manosuv. Ind back; Mre. Caroline UreJ. Rich la a.. ■ x;nl u vaKtel fuU enough to supply the , -* v-.i.-.A,, wn« rrted nn M D. SS■!■**> a. •□. I. «* Ihrjagk chair cor to Chicago. fruit dealer, hip injured: Edward Maher, I j* p, in nil*** throuiti demand. But with all tbe excitement the - {as^“ JJ-w York c?ly. secund vice; E J. both knee caps foully injured; Richard 1 Mkh . leg broken Mrs. Thoma* ns. tree cbak car to ManisPnwera. 13 years cld, hurt ab*-ut legs; । Muakegon, M>cn>pi«w an। |^p» J j^ red. । ftdJog am<jn(r lb<, 1UjpuWiaUJ% was one of , o C(,n;,ori Augusta, Gs., tbini vice, nnd n Norton, W years aid, alUhttjHmrt. Tied t t rm lioktm- Ml« I-hi. > Au- I Intense relief, an it removed from their willinm Lyman. New York rily, | w,i^p7in. is solid train with Wagner pataee . !,u, ™ ted ti l wounded ou both feet; path oue of liM-ir most, bitter foe*. Beyond j er. S-cretary Sutton, ot Lincoln, waa re-' cMj.Uir,,u)t|l «,< m.aud jleeper to uXX ihch.. back i n subject for talk in the cafes, on the Ik u- appointed and the convention adjourned| p.uUj’olS via Heaton Harter­ INCIDENTS OF THE ACCIDENT. EXPLOSION OP A TUG'S BOILEH II W UlLES'NEmiE p br!d“’- A. L c , , , ; nnd rigl i b p ■ jured: <■ C. Tuomns, . iPvanK and in the saluuA Boulanger’s sine ie. ---- -----------------------M" I—b"‘l'a ! M,Mub.. WMirtrt «■ Kolp, dnUkt>K|W<«l<o teoiltooumuolo END OF THE BALL SEASON. When tbe feeling of fright cnuM.fl b. the । j shoulder, brei-and right. ; (•. Wii!. of course, revive the inci-. ~ ' r\PTlHIIT T.ANS1NG nhlll'JH, IU A ISULLl 11 hllJN nrin. M„ry Richard. Muskegon, •’«* I drnts (lf hh. comet-1 Re career, but IU cf|w!; J. D. Hart, Rockford. UK. run-t rxditk* will be vvry ia’ iI bru CmCAOO, 0.1 fc-Tlte teu. tall thlth W.W, Hl | St lor S.OU.E- - Or-U to r~Ai w tn. »• Ute IteASta 1« conotePNl. ram. to . drMipridned; E lwanl ' bruised.1 lung before be slew himself on the Bar- te. ral S.r urday. 4fc .................. .... „ III"* It AM not po out In j Mich., 1-ft hip and both leg* bru.^u, ; ““IT g,"-rS±I I,«s« Frank M. Caldwell, division pn«-1 (1J.ne <* J Bonnemain*, tn.ni.81 lurviv vi f,*-.z —------ , .. AW. ..r tb. second X. Y. «u.l <>.. Alp ’d “ for after seeing tbe pennant almost flying I •»£”{’ there being much disorder from the {K>le in the west side ground*, I 6agit.».: ter. The intv of the two wav peculiarly ’'/hT kf: eye, npd left foot in- '! Mb .Saturday, .. __ i neb-desired rag got a wiggle on it “Hverydsy. ♦*’•**<!*« and noise. , i ,. 7 , . , . • . bC a. «id. Before the explosion Mrs. Rice had lur7l: .(, bYK, AIt’Kh*’‘kT* ,iwd,.v . and noi<-. A uum»x-r ot arrests were that m a. m. runs through to Detroit with parlor There’were no ceremon.es of any somehow and..iggkd out of Anson's . • jeeu standing on I he sou:.. Aide of Archer I •a‘l‘0'4 t.in-im.i the trw.1 It:, no ' made. nha-' through parlor car to Detroit; . . Tl.... W|U nearly filled with grasp to flutter over the sttftnping ground j avenue, bolding the balx- in her arms, and ' .‘0,,rh11 , b,,’U' ?’?rrr*' b"; 1,10 «r*v’ of a company of expert* which halls from * through to Detroit with parlor in endtar. ’ ring to escape wbra U m crash !v 1 eCl “ ’ M | W *i 'i* I z rnn. her skull was craXd by a p.«» of ^,ch- br‘‘,’*d ninaa^D DISASTER-----AT A FUNERAL. Boston. Not for tho Beaneateni either, nf Bangor, .»ncu;,-w»„ _and back Iron. Al tho same moment heP littlff ‘ Rebecca ’*-’*«*» Clark.Bangor, Bangor, hipand bacx i .; DISASTER i„_ I Westcott. Clark, hip Vortkktt" and Information Lntoo a M". — ** ,7, «-j«h!SS: ; One Jn»tant Death nnd Three Probable for, however conservative a man may be ticket SSi'. i] ' oflke, GT Mo«-n>e I n* to crediting the cry of fraud in sport­ • Fatalities. irn-l I****. Axeut. ia’ighter wa.« struck on tho head by a . Fatal Crossing Accident. I Des Moines, Oct. G.—While a funeral ! ing events, he mhst admit tbnt there is a I, MBoston, *' Oct. —Al-cut hi o'clock Sun- | des annss.-^ | look of skullduggery about those five ]---------, piece of the fnrnnre door. V •8.°V *'3'"! 7T* . hill fKUBATE <>EDEB. games with New York's pct* which sot- * --------Killed shore by an Iron Bolt. train run down a New a buggy \orb and occupied New England! by John Altoona ...J yesu-rdav iJ a t-« , U ln,,i.. “ .in ,,K! re’'’r’ tied the hash of the great and only Anson. I Mate of Michigan, County ef Hany-iw. j। On the other Bartholomew Cur- 1': .Mattapan, -ri. .v.nu-~i Ata session of tii*- Frobate Court for tbe Sherry, aged 43. and M>*. Gertrude Kelly. T!^lh.rcwU,Dg machlut“* tin and Richard powers. Ix>ys np*l I(. and । The way the figure* showed up at the end county ot Barrv. ho’-icn at the ITobet* Office In 12 years, were standing watching the tugs. ' aged 21, both well known a-.detv p.-ople 'f TU r,,ad Ma* n"rrow of the trouble Is given below: I the city t»I Hastings, in *al«i county, ou aatur* and upset a MaUajour. The buggy was entirely de- , e n‘n“w»y‘'11‘V— 1' rnn ™o into Into «nd NATtoxAL LKWCZ. — ! --------- ,*'»*a„MHrpten1bcr|atiM-jear<ms Curtin was struck ou the head by nn moiishfd and its occupants were thrown !1 other teams rati away Mom nnd women “rHages A ’panic ensued ivs the I iron boll and fell to the ground. His ' more than thirty fret. Miss Kelly |* fnnn ’ « ran awny. > ’ »«nnd women Boston . ikull had been cut open aud the brains ' jumped ont of carriages, only to be 1 r?r,w ™>.cr .1 Ita~au "I wuilM.II. j were ooxlug out when be was picked up. Yonng Powers was also struck by the fly­ was picked up dead, pn.i Mr. Sherry in nu •', trampled on by runaway teams. Philadelphia uucousck-u-* cx'ndltion. he having sustain ! I . Deadly itr«ult of tho Runaway. ing missiles and injured. As the air The following is a partial list of the tIc- Cleveland : cleared after tbe explosion the Barker txl many injuries, inciidlng, it is thought, | tlms: Eihvin Dresteld, of Altoona, fn- Brooklyn to Jolt” Cincinnati I was seen rollingolowiy and settling, stern' a broken spine. ' stnntly killed; Joseph Perdue, of Grin- Pittsburg tetter "“■«>’1-BSSSi«l.1ta*T1»fa2j«ta , foremost, into tbe water. A moment lateri . -------| nell, fatally Injured internally; Mrs. J. O. | • । Crashed Two Men to Death, I Mason, aged TV, leg broken in two places, ♦ ’ Joseph Culk-u nnd Henry Bell were seen toreuuon. iw *«u°’" t.ir< at inw ot said The Association season bos’not i Lima, O., Oct. Emnnuel Rink and F. 1 l struggling in the water. Life lines were» C. Gohs were seated on a threshing ma- I1 not expected to live; W. F. Sayers, skull f-nded bnt Boston is a winner of the pen­ ; thrown to them and they were helped on tying ftcroHi n ...... fractured; Mrs. McLaue, of Newton, so I nant of the aggregation unless j. | Iteard one of tbe other tug-*. Culfen’s■ chino and driving across a bridge Saturchance ’ flesh wm almost parboiled, and in cling*1 day when the flooring gave way, and the thirty , f„r recovery. ‘ ing to the Ufa ropes the skin was torn ! machine and men fdf! a distance of thirty , Seriously Hurt. fSSlSST SS a^&rr rite v 1 feel. Both men were crumbed io death. i , A scoreAofScore other persons were serloualy follows: £M from his hand*. FOILED THE TRAIN WRECKERS. | injured, but their unmet could not be as Cxa*«*d by the Filthy Water. AseoosTtos. IXC i IH-Mdrocy Ot imM |bl, orCcr to t» ' The explosion was a peculiar one. Tbe ' certained last night. Farmers nnd thresh­ I fatalities on shore in each ins occurred «I E?".rA~tiBriS£tS? teSS/JEST er* went to the assistance of the Injured, Boston Loots 1I -some distance from the wrecked tng and Au Illtuuls Farmer ITcveots the Success I who were conveyed to neighboring farm 8t. Hdlad«Wa. , I weatatoitwaddit'!® A. I Barn ™Viaus u> tald dayofheartn* of « DrtlHab Crime. In places where the vies inis would feem [ houses i»nd cared for until they could be BalltaM** *• <; <wer4t»r» I weeks previous m» r Aitnrrnnira. Mattoon. JUJa. Oct. 3 —About 11 o’clock to be in almost perfect safety. Tho oli removed to their homes. The little r«m- Milwaukee Judaeot Probate r ; most unanimous opinion of tbe vcMwImen Friday night a farn*er;l»wlngnn unusual . uant of tbe funeral procession proceeded Columbus GOLD JiZDAL, MIS, 1378. 335 | (A true copy] Ixiuis* vilte noi-e ou the track of the Big Four road Washington »• s/V K 1 Pr Aa ia ll*lhnt tho «xplo*i »n w»» caused by the Itetwern this city aud Windsor, discovered ■ on its why after the disaster. PftOBATE OflDKK S? d the river. so full^ort, of several men wedging tics In n culvert in OPENING AN APPEAL COURT. Private Secretary Hidfnrd 111. **• VV. u i fllthy Kre-aewafer Bnd Idlrtaod offal It iseverr that when it gets into a boiler it foams nn attempt to wreck tbe heavy east-bound Washington, Oct e. - Private Secretary .. ■ Warrv Holden at the Probata Ofl the N« up like soap suds, which makes it very express train, which was nearly due. He | Halford was taken suddenly ill at 2-JaO Ccrrmonle* Inaugurating' at Chicago. . , dje’ iah'luyof'sepieinitr bt the CHICAGO, Oct. G.fur —rt The Unitod Slutei I ------'.‘.““..Si: '.Viniiiaanteinar.to of appeals thi*new district convened yrarS^i^^ “Ln‘i”,S?Lm; *uS? । o'clock yesterday afternoon while silting I court hurried westwardnny coward the ap--— dnngerouA, of Engineer Huffman by j at his desk in the White House. Several ing train, and finally succreded in attract- .. ------ -mun In tl;li» city Monday, Justice Harlan, of 1 Charles W. Ann»: ing tbe attention of Engineer *“ u of a Huffman flag. The by •, ; doctors were hastily summoned. He was nteUAT « UwcUteol «!> Ann inoflime, but The the •j ।resting easier nt last account*. Mr.Halwaving his coal in 'lieu a flag. train was stopped jnat kfterintwenty tlm.,miuu:e-' *u“ ; furdin suffering from an nttask of renal Six Miners amp...____ __ way—No Ji ope of Bescun. minu-.e^ ».> tiestwenty the train f>ro- ’f 1I(-uralgix Hi* illuewi Is painful but not GUW Cakbok, Pa., Oct. 5—Great ex- culprits hatl fled. After iieajthorllie* ; delay in removing th..«’ fties the train were pro- 1, serious, and last night his physicians said • from wldrh tbe excess of citemenl iu this vicinity was created when | eroded to this city and tbeajthoritirs were ' [ hr would be up and about iu a day or rv{»orts camo that the Richardson mines ■ notified. No arrest* have as yet been made, j □11 has been removed, Is leerec fallen in and all in tho mine wore Tbe €■*«• of Ur. Driggs. j Absolutely Bure, had • -*— arnrd l/r. ........ m’iSZ* o^ word cibio c.*imo that that the in* WM*t "*”* A-A -fl*1 YOKE. o.r. 9.-TU J—The Dr. Brigg*} Brigg* and it is Soluble. gangway ua the Crosby vein bad fallen I ---- « «.renl<.y at the semi-annual ' M.H -1 and that twelve men were entombed. 1 • : Washington to Tbe man wrie There will be but one change in the I 1 case cmu> yatt... ---Rescuing parties were immediately .JI meeting * of tbe in New presbytery. - ------brief:York Disbelief in the ,•i »ay«cmvu...There thia fail, and that will beaauc.formed, and on Grant entering mine . “**u* body of Michael was the found in the the onrev of divine an- ’‘ ressor cabinettothis in- ., l«»e cbargca are in brief: Secretary of War Proctor, who • ; i its preparation. It h** gangway. He was found to be fatally ™----- J ' thoruv M— ‘ r,-,b’11 taspir*aon ‘ ressor to Sa i United States senator from Ver- ; Then John Tbomo .MoGnskie, Polander, *>bkIne *" the onJyi . luHlier o^rvo. thM ^ViTStSU* '<< tA.-tz Urnu the strength of Jared. w.. found Conrlll. Ai.il :■• ind U"y V. toMlrf I ’rrancy of u*tbe Scrip-ures, Aabebecomes t-. the person. |uicn~t«Ml i* raid 'J***:: "V J.mn Brennan rerioodr. and Martin ! «»d '".muter of l aid» rxont in place of Senator IMmunds, re­ Set in the immediate tbe • anctifleation nt rtont in : - mixed with Starch, Arrowroot ,P”d‘ । death of the souls of tboM? dying in the signed. _ Honor at Ultle Ml»« Cleveland. °rSugar, and is therefore far more Kelly, mine foreman, slightly injured. rLfnre j UithBri®r’ Prr>r'11 and,""kt'1 Jn Mono.E, Oct. 8.—Tbe flag to tbe Baltdiou costing ktt than one cent Horrible Death for Six Other*. f j that tie case I* taken up at once. After a Calamet BxLTl-GUL, club building was displayed Jong and ^..metimes acr Calamet chib building B <■ '.■•• Il is delicious, nourishing, Three were the only bodire found before yeskrday by Superintendent Christian ■ / I—rent look tbe oath. Tfcl* rtded — R-’’euglhcxung, vastly diqMted, reaching tbe fallen gangway, inside of । Eifler in honor of tbe birth of a daughter which alx other men were entombed, with . l”nk Mid tuhniraldy adapted for invalids uulUuxAiIMrariJota S.lm<». io ei-President Grover Cleveland. to." Cl. ­ u™;,, »■» >»-. ’£ ’— “J -orl.., .r., wd ».14". |, “»--------no hopec* “—<«•Pnrr.ll. recovery alive. Their —• m w* 11 M for persons in health. smen^ Sold by Croce re everywhere. and three children. • — catastrophe luul pasaed away the spectn -------- --------.net where lay tors crowded around1 ah. the spot lhe body of Mrs. Rice, her tiHla daughter, , aud the unknown man. Mr*. Rice-fey on her aide, her fare crushed and bruised, while blwwl noured fromrher tnou’h. nose. *■«. IJrbAr.ia«l« Urliul..l.-,u 8b: '‘•J’EMSS vnn Ol GO S lit DAKhil Breakfast Cocoa Ho Chemicals w. baker & HL DmcMm, Mb*. I �Hastings Banner. Hastings Thursday, October 8, 1801. THE NEW DRY GOODS AND CLOAK HOUSE. MARSHALL L.COOK. Kdltor. ■XTRHKn AB SXCOFIXLATO MATTKH AT THS HARTIXUR. MICHL, FOBTOFFICX, ___________ AVaVST 1<. 1870. THE BOSTON STORE. _______ EDITORIAL NOTES. It th well k own that lhe National gov­ ernment returned to tbe stale of Michigan tbe sum pf 8420.865 last year, that being tire direct tax collected; in tills stale during tbe war. This sum *<ts used for general purposes. nnd reduces by that much the atatt* tax for ibis year. Hut the democratic press to dishonestly claiming that demo­ cratic state government is more economi­ cal than republican because of lint decreas­ ed slate tax of.1891 as compared with 1889. Adding the dirdet tax money returned, and the state tax this year would be 843,194 mere than the state tax ot 1889. But not only dodemocrata point to the decreased tax, but they say tliat the state tax in 1889 was 818.09 on the 51,060, while tills year It la 812.27. Here again Is mlxreptfesentHtkm. Every one knows the basis for equalizing state taxes has been changed, and the baxis for apportionment is nearly 8200,000,000 more this year than In 1889. Take the same basis as; then, and the rate of taxation this year, figuring In the direct tax money, would be 8)9.61 per 81,000 tills year, as against 818.27 in 1889. Com­ menting on democratic claims iu tills mat­ ter. the Detroit Evening News, good detnocralic authority, says: It to due to the return by the general government to the state of Michigan of some four hundred and odd thousands of dollars, levied as a direct tax during lhe war and credited to the general fund of the state on its repayment this year. Tbe people have>ad this amount credited them on their lax account. That is all there is to Ik I’be democrats have spent quite as much money for state expenses as their political opponent have done In times past. Mr. Brock, the chief of the bureau of statistics, potato out that the customs rev­ enues have been reduced by the McKinley bill from 83.82 to S2.59 per capita. That is to say, In so far as the tariff is a tax, tbe f people pay ie&q taxes by 28.44 per ceoL under tbe new republican law than under tbe old one. We do not happen to have seen this fact in the columns of any of oer free trade contemporarit*.—Battle Creek Journal. “E-. We come to your city with a full and complete stock.of Foreign and Domestic Dry Goods, Cloaks, etc. , WE SHOW POPULAR GOODS AT POPU­ LAR PRICES. WA TCH this space in next weeks paper for OUR POPULAR PRICES. We shall show a pretty and popular line of Ladies’, Misses’ and Children’s Cloaks, All at our popular, LOW PRICES. We kindly ask you to postpone your purchases of all kinds of dry goods, cloaks, etc., nntil you see our lines, for we can and will save you^ioney. BOSTON STORE, BAILEY BLOCK, HASTUXTGrS, K4EICTT. Open on or before Saturday, Oct 17. Nearly 50,000 foreigners landed in this country last month. Strange how so many should pass by free trade England and come to^hto protection cursed country. MORTGAGE SALE! It will give the republican party a mort­ gage on victory next year of the democrats will elect Mills speaker of the house. He's the Jouah of bls party. No law can pay a man’s private debts nor put money in his pocket These state­ Uncle Sam will ask for 816,000,000 for ments as self-evident as they are. need to the neW navy and ought to get IL be repeated occasionally to those men who have an Idea that to possible to be idle aud Harry Co.'s State Tax. at tbe time 'be prosperous, by means of Auditor General's office, legislation. Tbe citizens support the state Lansing, Mich.," Sept. 30th. 1891. and it to only the paupers who are or can To the Clerk of the Board of Supervisors be supported by tho state.—Grand Ledge of the County of Barry, Hastings, Midi. Republican. . Sir:—You are hereby notified that a state tax lias been apportioned to the sev­ Every dollar should be worth 100 cents. eral counties of the state, according' to the Free coinage of silver would eventually last returns of the aggregate valuation of bring a silver standard, and a U. S. dollar the taxable property therein made to this would then be worth 75 to 78 instead of office, and as equalized and determined by 100 bents. Farmers who want to take that the State Board of Equalization at their session in August 1891. kind of dollars for their crops, or who de­ The amount of state tax apportioned to sire to let lhe rich sliver mine owners of yonr county under various acts of the the west pocket the 22 to *25 cento ou each legislature to as follows to wit: dollar of silver coined should do the shout­ University aid .S 750 00 “ general and other expenses 1,245 47 ing for free silver coinage. Normal school, current expenses 000 80 “ “ closets and sewers 53 10 Every man in Michigan whose property Agricultnral college, general and is insured against fire In any of the other expenses........................... 304 61 standard companies of the state is at the Mining school, current expenses 382 30 “ “ building act.... 199 12 mercy ot the insurance companies should School for blind, current expenses 305 Bl his property bum. While it to probable “ *• deaf “ and ether “ 789 16 they would pay, it appears to be certain Reform school, current expenses aud repairs 803 10 they could avoid paying if they desired to do so. And tilings might shape them- State Public school current ex­ penses and repairs 504 42 nelves so that it would be to the advantage Industrial home for girls current of tbe companies to refuse to pay losses. expenses and repairs 607 43 Soldiers home current expenses , The democracy4of Detroit appear to be and rejialrs 1,207 96 <n a regular old fashioned cat fight If State prison, buildings, Improve­ ments ........................... 754 87 one could judge from appearances he State “house correction, additional . would say Hist In the cowing municipal power, machineryS. 265 22 contest, the democracy of Detroit stood no Asylum for Insane dangerous and criminal, buildings....:.............. 33180 •bow at all. But knowing the nature of Mm* creature, we expect to see verified Asylum for insane dangerous and 61 58 criminal, Improvetnento............. that ancient truism that “democratic cat­ Asylum for Insane Michigan fights always produce more cats.” building........................................... 23263 Asylum for insane northern The civil service reform association had building and repairs................. 351 77 Board fish commissions 365 82 • meeting the other day, and re-elected *26 55 Gawge Wai. Curtis far president It was State board health Military purposes 972 88 expected tbe sun would stand still a few Recompilation of records in ■stautea while Gawgc made a speech. But adjutant generals office............ 58 10 tbe sun happened to be engaged in other Publication of proceedings of superintendents of poor.......... 99 business at the time and couldn't accornWorld's Columbian exposition.. 663 72 olate Mr. Ccrtta. General purposes 7,332 52 The more tbe McKinley bill and its workings are studied, the more certainly do fanners, laborers and all classes of citizens see that it is a measure which lu •very way to calculated, and In practice does so, to promote their welfare. • “** On or before Saturday Morning, Oct. // th. ’ The Evil* of Free Silver Coinage. Extract from a Message of President Clvvtftand. ••The revival of business enterprise and jMMperity so ardently desired and ap­ parently so near would bo hopelessly post­ poned. Gold would be withdrawn to its boarding places, and an unprecedented contraction in the actual volume of our I currency would Speedily take place. Sad­ dest of all. in .every workshop, mill, factory, store, and on every railroad aud farm, the wages of labor, already de­ pressed, would suffer still further depres­ sion by the seal lug down of the purchas­ ing power of every so-called dollar paid Into the hands of toll. From these impend­ ing calamities It is surely a most patriotic and grateful duty of tbe representativex of the people U/dellver them. ” *"• w.......... A r- ■"«** Total tax to be apportioned 819,166 15 There to also tn be levied as a portion of your county tax (unless paid prior to Oct tat) the indebtedness of your county to tbe state on the 1st day of July 1891. then amounting to 8156.56. Th* Indebtedness of your oouuty must not be added to tbe state tax. The interea: bearing debt of tbe United You win cause the above to lie laid be­ Btates to now 8585.060,000. Over >2.000,- fore the Ixwird of supervisors of your •M.0M ot that /tebthao been paid by rt- euasly at tbeir aesakm tn October 1891. yhiiraii wtadntatrattons. Oar natkoa) HAVING BOUGHT THE t . STOVES, :-GOODYEAR & BARNAS STOCK-: AT STOVES, STOVES, Forced Sale! I am now prepared to offer STOVES, STOVES, SPECIAL BARGAINS IN '» - For cooking and heating. Carpets, Notions, Boots, Coal,WrcOil. Dry Goods, SHOES, BTC. You are cordially invited to examine onr immense stock of stoves and ranges, and the celebrated M. & D. wrought steel range. :Goodyear Bros.: • ReiMher lhe stock is in the hands of the Rebel . .. —" \ Racketer And will be all closed out at the old stand REGARDLESS OF COST To Satisfy the Claim. Opening Day Oct. 1, ’91. PHIN SMITH. �• H A S T1 x QS_ Banne r . ’ Our readers will find thb week au insldfoJil P*r’’’ 00 wWah* much ‘‘’k'n-attng PERSONALMENTION, We have several cracker and sugar ' barrvb which we will sell very reasonaby Hums * Van Annan. < Uk' Tbr^lay^lMlo'-r ». 1«^7~ OOK. Locsi Editor. ■ ■ went to Aim Arbor Mm,. R.pId.S.re,, ,n See those fin* vase and hanging lamns at 8. E. Phillips’, the groovr’a. They are 1 elegant goods, and you cannot fall to be pleased with them. ' .To^01"1 Sp'”“ ln Clwlwie u.l '» This evening at the borne of the bride's parent* in Baltimore. Mr. E. L. Houghulin and Miss Amanda Erb will Ihj united ‘ iu marriage. Their many friends extend <•«.”? wGrf‘!,1%n“dc 1 congratulations. <Grand Rapids lucsdny. IN THE PRKE OF WATCHES IS*PH. ■ No old goods to work off, all new. My tatfeaiy millinery stock was all bought this fall for il«?«k,“"ofACT,“spot cash and will be sold at price* no one can match. pinx Smith. O,G“" - >» Ira VanYnlkenburgh desires us to say that his closing-out sale of furniture friend. carpels, rugs and curtain- still cpntluucs 1 and will go on uutill thcgo<>4» 111 his stock arc disposed of. ।I. **'»*■. «• -y E B B X. E g P E C T A C 1* E 9- ■ * . U'k ^00pFt since the redaction a large stock of the finest watches, I can now sell a watch much cheaper than you can buy elsewhere. I will guarantee to sell you a wi tor less money than anyone else can. I Have just added a large stock of the latest patterns of SILVERWARE. I have chestnuts to work off. Everything new. trip to FCR SALE BY The time for bargains In furniture, carpets, J**?' **Tr*’m«Cttr, WMeMllnj rugs anil curtains is right now nt Ira Van- on ( friends here last week. B Valkenburgh’s closing out sale. Prices are 'V.J. DIbMr, ot Marshall, „M put on all goods In his stock that cannot < c.tj on business Thursday. fail to aell them. Now Is your opportunity. JEWELER. ...??!! “T??-■"« R*i,ld’' i»«» You do not need to attend a murtgaire or < HASTINGS, MICH. bankrupt sale to get dry good® or millinery city on n brief visit Tuesday. Mn. Mark Rumen. of Sioux Falla, & goods. Russell bas u fulhtock bought for rush and bought cheap j»nd sells at lhe very 1Dak., la visiting friends here. lowest living prices. You will get your Hon John Carveth. of Middleville. Xs money’s worth every time. ' । »n town <m business Tuesday. Those who would avail themselves of e Highest Dorr Mudge took In the Charlotte fair an exceptional chance to buy furniture at |last week with hls phonograph. bargain prices should go to Ira VanValkrn JOHN b xSSHER T: The ' ietor Junior boy s bicycle murderer’* hand so closely to his side that he could do no execution with bis weapon, although he tried to ail right enough, shooting twice, both bullets just grazing the deputy’s side. At this point Whit called to the sheriff. “Untie Jim. get iny revolvi r fi'bin my hip pocket and kill him.” Till* talk wilted the young man, who l egged for mercy. He was told to drop Ids revolver, which he did. He was then taken to jail peaceably, making no further attempts t<£rrMst. We learn that he has since expressed regret that he did not kill both officers. He Is n hardened young wretch, who should lie und probably will be given a long clrnuce to reflect upon his course in the slate’s prison. Mann was taken before Esq. Wigdtmnn Tuesday p. m. for examination. He was bound over to the circuit, bail being fixed at 91.000. Jas. Bartley, of Albion, visited his burgh’s. Everything must lie sold, a* Mr. Miss Maud last week. VanValkvnburgb has determined to leave daughter ' Y "T" G? I Fs <!a<5*1 n,ll#t co the city, and before doing so wili closc out John Beamer, of Grand Kaplds, was In ’ , i I O like hot cakes lib entire stock. । lhe city on a brief visit Tuesday. The lady balloodhl who was engaged to , .• i; . thr lack l>oQe and fron Miss Gertie Stebbins, nf Muilkugon. spent • . !i\ Imported weldless make the ascensions nt the Eaton county Sunday with her parents In this city. ? . . _ , p.... jitvk snd spindle, and fair met with an aoddent Thursday. The Ben law will leave for Ann Arbor Mon­ balloon was well Inflated and when up In tangent spoke*. curved the air alsiut JO feet the rope bolding the 'day to pursue his anidlcs in dentistry: The Ladle* Delighted. -.mile-, swing saddle, trapeze broke loose letting her fall to the Mrs. W. S. Layiln. of Norwalk, Ohio, The pleasant effect and the perfect rt whrei. square rubber earth hurting her severely. visiting Mr. and Mrs. Jas. D. Benham. safety with which ladles may use the ■<r tires and adjustable All parties owing E. W. Morrill * Co. Frank Hadley, of Whatcom. Wadtlngfon liquid fruit laxative. Syrup of Figs, under Tine .namel and uickie. accounts that are sixty days old must l»e b soon expected to visit friends in the city. all conditions make it their favorite rem­ ■: - uumufactnre’s guarpaid. We want the 'money to pay our edy. It Is pleasing to tbe eye and to the ar. nnd all part* showing debts with aiul. at the prices we sell our Mis* Gertie Beiith-y Is keeping Irooksta . ’..nwr'ship returned to good- we cannot afford longer time. 1In the office of Itetitley Bros* Wilkins. taste, gentle, yet effectual in acting on the kidneys, liver and bowels. nt during that time will Y'ours truly. Charlie Septi who has been in Iowa nnd E. W. Mokrh.i. A.Co. Missouri the past year, arrived home last .- ing to l«e continued • i ait until next spring. The Chautauqua circle was in session at week. Dollars with the Hon. IL A. Goodycar’s Saturday evening .t^Iiss Allie Sldnam, of Kalamazoo, was added tn it won’t buy at the time when. Just north of the bouse. Irne guest of Miss Rebekah Striker over Bobby Mann tried to shoot Sheriff aud Sunday. is then. they run (rom 38 to 4C Deputy lh*n!iam. It is said that the ChauMrs. Laura Chamberlain, of Yankton. tauquans lost all Interest in their lessons after the two revolver shots, and that the Dakota, visited her sister Mrs. Will Wagner • iillli.EY W. SMITH, lady members didn’t care whether school Inst week. Agt . Hastings. Mich. kept or not. . Mrs. %John Kibby. of Tallapoosa. Ga. There b to be opened, on or twfore Oct. and Mrs. Welbley Welty of Sew Phila­ CALESMEM 17th, iuthe Bailey block, a new dry goods delphia Qhio are visiting Mr. and Mrs. J. w wantxdd- 1 store to be known as the “Boston store”. i*. Koberts. It will be conducted by Mr. (). M. Amstcad LOCAI 'R TRAVELING. Rev. Puffer and wife. Mr. and Mre. who owns similar stores In Bloomington. ... • \ snvk. salary. Kxpenaes Ill., and Grand Rapids. Mr. AmMead as­ B. K. Rose. R. .1. Grant nnd Traverse :.-Lan-.u!. : ■ i.,«-.;t guaranteed. sures’ us he ha* come to Hastings to stay, Phillips attended Hie funvra1 of Rev. Geo. D. Lev's son in Charlotte Monday. aud that he will ^keep a first-class stock, chase brothers company and alm to merit lhe patronage of the John McElwain and family arc visiting ROCHESTER. N. Y. people of Hastings and Barry county. He In Grand Rapids this week. It Is barely seems to be an energetic, reliable aud possible John may see Allerton and Nelson poshing business man. and one who will trot, though bis aversion to horse racing be a welcome addition to the social and is well known. - ■. -2,000 business circles of our city. Ctrcuiati* Mr. and Mrs. M. L. Williams and Mrs. for jravertisements ' By the first ot January next there will Will Hints are expected to return from Hererti »• Tuesdays at latest to be twenty teachers employed In the schools their pleasure trip to Denver, Colorado, :i. issue of the week of this city. This speaks silently though this mprnlng. on which they have been strongly of the superior- quality of our absent several weeks. Mhocfla, the rapid growth of which will Harry Hayes has accepted a position in ,>k in the Charlotte make itself felt in the future as it ha* in the N'atiom.1 bank and will not return to the past. The great majority of tlifejbriegn Whatcom. Washington as he expected to. purchased a Si, OOO students that attend school here are com­ We are glad that Harry has concluded to pelled to economize in every way. owing slay, for this city needs more young men to tbe limited means of their parents, and of his stamp. • ■alt in barrels at indeed many are compelled to pay their own way to get their education. Experi­ Church and Society Rev. Grigsby has been visiting at Albion barn to rent. Inquire of ent e lias proven that this class of scholars make the very best for they have to im­ and Kalamazoo during the past week nnd > . >dtphcomb. . . । Mb prove every opportunity. And perhaps it Rev. Gillespie preached at the Presbyterian IV i. .wry has a good Jersey cow Is to this classed scholars, as wolfe as to tbe church last Sabbath and it is regretted tliat t ,ii imi see him. exeeltent corps of teachers employed, that so few were present to hear so good a ser­ . the high character of the Hastings schools mon. ■ . < ? buying rye ami selling H. < may be attributed. ......... the Irving elevator. Services as usual at the Presbyterian I It will l>e remembered that several : luniishv.i rooms to rent on1 months ago C. E. Bldlac said tlftit he church next Sunday and the Y. P. S. C. E. xviil meet at « p. m. to be le<l by Mr. E. De­ . Mrs. Ghee-nhej.v. would give the stallion Geo. St Clair. Groot. inquire of Mrs. Anni under his care, a th red-year old record of Will the ladles nf the Presbj terian lurch St. near school house., 2:30 before the season closed. Jle has done a great deal more than hejsgreed to church remember the miasonary meeting ' "i m*vii in Hastings a nicer’ do and has already given the horse a will be held al the parsonage on Wednes­ , and trimmings than record of 2:20.^ nnd has shown half miles day tbe Uth. at the rate of 3:16. At the present time Epworth league elected the following three-year old officers for the ensuing year at their meet­ diji indulged too freely ; Sat- ■St Clair has tbe best and spent Sunday in Ben- record ever made by a Michigan horse of ing Tuesday evening: Miss Bell Handy, hfe age, ami he stands in the class of president; Prof. W. D. Sterling. 1st vice Luriol, Axtell nnd all the horaos of world president, and chairman of department of . from the cheapest to the wide fame. He will be trotted at Grand Christian work; MIm Addie Jordan. 2nd and '.rtuntied’in the very latest Rapids today to lower bis record and his vice president, and chairman department owner offers to bet that he will go in -:17 of mercy and help; Mr-. Clement Smith. M: . he new 3rd assistant in the or better. Mr. Bidlac arrived home Mon­ 3rd vice president, and chairman depart­ ’ teaches civil government, day and has had a very successful season, ment of literary work; Mrs. W. IL Cook. in which be has made a good sized bundle 4th’ vice president, chairman genuan. of money and a big name as a driver and went commiltie; treasurer. Mte- EffivStaD, .1'1 account* due Ira Van­ trainer. Hr feels abundantly satisfied sou;-chorister. Miss Marion McElwain, :, must lie settled at once, as with bis work of course. organist. Miss Olive Heath. lune the city. We are pleased to announce that the A fish pond social at Good Tt'™l,!’‘r ■ n Army which has number­ city marshal has changed his course with ball Friday evening October 10th. AH in­ ing for several months, has reference to the “drunks" ami instead of vited. eMOrtlnc them out ot torn, now >0 lr» id t united the city. Rev. WT A. Hunsberger of. Muskegon them ■ ehMWtto repent ot their tolly In Ha i The reM raeketer sells the eonnty bo,tile, .nd nuke’ will lecture under the auspices ot the Xr Kwonl. tlw ' UJKT than old fogy or mod- ne.« weewlliucly unproOtible. ..htirrh Tuesday evening Oct. 20lb. His Pirxx Smith. last. Austin Barnum w&- taken in. Mon­ subject will be “Across the Atlantic and wishes na to announce that day he paid Eaq. Beadle JW fine and Iteyond." Further announcement and inJ*j market now for live hens and costs. Robert Bryan fmmxtluu .W~> "'S . weigh three pounds und night for drunkenness. He re x nted if be rery low, will tw kite" "«■ "^k. hta foilvin Jail m er night, and Tueatey morning paid 85 fine and tbe costs. Lues - n want of a ulep cloak in fur .Uy George Wood w l«ndiH torJhe same attempted murder. d. braided or a^tnteban trimmed can offetue Esq. Kenastou awessr-l him S3 -i-riv- - in style, quality and price fine, which with the co,ta will remind him Chart** that II Is unproBtablo to Ret drtutlt. are aa Kl*<l to commend the tharahal tor Journal comes to us changed Sli wirxfM we were sorry to crIUe « We recorded the fact »ee?UI ghl column foilo to a six , ._.t«», Thf change makes a de- him before. Now If be wlU are^tMt the Charlie Mann, a local tough, had reAisled saloon!.!, sod other liquor de. ere_ ot th • and escaped from Constable Bert Tinkler. cidwi i'.i.pru-.(Auent. citv live np to the law be w,1‘ wrn 11 •hi to Muni!'. & Co. and see that new gtxKi opiriion of all law-abiding citixrns. mriua!;. Lure of fine underwear, positively Sew. re.rt.ed this elt, FrldU' ereutak ti"!Hhr.,l|;a‘.»i ‘ ami more durable than any Of a s.d accident «l the thMlotte fair. Whet ■!! the market* whlebTiulted In tbe *»«■ »' BaiGolddust will soon 1>e taken Id younirest son ot Rer. Geo. 1>. Le«. tormer • and sold. Barry ought to bring »st»r ot the M. E. church her* 1« wm a mustang race, a neat or wut<■ good price and uliow his owner Mr. had Just been finished. As “‘’“•^’^n lUery. carry a fat purse. body rustled for the track, an j Ixidicf yon can save from X to % on “ll millinery goods and be sure to get the .ke“ ...a hi. deputy. bh-t -tj iVs. Jio old g<x>ds to palm off. ire^d iSdrilbwsHa £» SJ Phix Smith. • , The Soap , NEWS. Hard Water is Lenox School Books Flour Way Down! A full line of all school books used in of the schools in Barry county. Cash or trade for old school books. 100 styles of tablets. 50 sizes of slates. Pens. Pencils and Inks. Fred L Heath White Bose Flour $2.50 Every sack warranted to be A No. 1. For sale Only by ' THE DRUGGIST. • JOS. BOGERS. The Race Between the Two Great Horses NELSON and ALLERTON Oct. 8th will give people an opportunity to judge for themselves which of the two are the fastest horses. If people will call on us they will be given An Opportunity to Judge for Themselves whether we are not the Cheapest Clothing Store IN THE CITY. WE ARE IN THE RACE FOR THE PEOPLE’S PATRONAGE we hope to win by giving the best goods for the lowest prices. WE HAVE AN IMMENSE STOCK TO SELECT FROM Otau ' accurately fitted and ground f®r dlrrerlon. They '•"•’■'"“J J™Trid>ot were only stopped I—™’’" d',„ b)all deft i of vision, by Abbott. Optician, With Dr. Kimball. Battle Creek. Dr- l.nmj>man will l>c at W. H. Good­ year’® drug More next Saturday, and dtsirrs Kiid expects to see ail who owe btau dent. The funer.1 occur™ ,„d o«i ae'-uunt. a settlement of the same noon md WM Iwly .U«>d>d “p... 'wi *11! be ni ranged then. many friend, 10 ‘‘L* '' J'whlcb eaimed the N. T. Parker is tin; happy owner of a unknown. He staridard-bred hllv colt, whose sire b the tbe r111" Phenomenal George St. Ciair. Nell would ^L^pu^»“,-hwi'ur “tb not take a small farm for tbe colt now, though but three or four days oldi GRANT, Leading Clothier �— 1EATIL ■- .bmoetrom di, .Ul. d.p«rt 1891. OCTOBER. ' LESSON 1891. tbe past month to have been ths warmest 8u. Ho. Ta. ee. Th. Lr. |Se. and dryest September of wbieh they have any record. . Ailing one. whoe’er you be. { Try the worth of G. «*• which la the great Gulden MedWjeo ! uf Dr. Fierce—• wonderful tonic a»a blood-purlficr. The ••Dtacowy « • u rtjuoltud remedy fur cunsumpllnn. breochiUh. odd* nnd lung guaranleetl to benefit or cure. If tnke11 ,n time, or money refunded. FOURTH OO-RTER. INTER- natI0NAL SERIES, OCT- t»- IHOCT'M biwm • fell Jfrotn a Den­ Island road, near Blue Island, III*., boulh of Chicago, and wm killed. Samoa is again on ths evo of a revolu­ tion, this time because the German chief justice, Cedarkrantx, will not pay duty Nutilca boa u building l*ootn. adolphi*.]. ■ 1. on bls whisky. a) .-“Au Aud there were were cerren certain vrrcKa Greek* «) <l there | J. F. Fox. Irish member of the British HiblmiAV Kheumatl. Mnd MV'T » "*’• urnong . ......... up tn that came to wnrwhri worship nt at parliament, is coming over to explain the Mxl uniform in action. No piping i*»?* them .. situation and collect money to be used lu JLnmnly following lhe «* of Hite. CBmr therefore u> PhllTp, political campaigning over there. Tb< y err wbptrd bo‘1‘ ■do.1.!* and .22 1 which wm of Bethaaid* of Galllre.and drdtJ with perfect rired him. saying. Sir. we would nee Jews.” Monday, Oct S. they have no equal in the: cure sick They shall not not be diMPpoluted disappointed who rinrin­ ----- of — Therahnll OIVK KIVJOYS Pension payments for tho first three . ............. ..... il V<IH<IM<IH Ml>0 ,. J dlMlre , ._ ... I^h> (tnnMikv dyapepnb aud Jwm*. Couaider the the Wednesday, Kept. 30. headache, cotietipatlon. --■ uiw.-r tliev Jof zaccbeua aud the reault of bin ef­ Both the method and results when blllotuncM. and. ss an appelUrr. the) exe A race war is imminent in Ix-e county, days of mOctober ° . were 8i,7UO.Oal « Proved Tl» rt imrttrir., th, ll=nl _. Several negroe. have been killed The tire at Halifax. , ?Mt royed cel any other preparatiou. Sold by n. fort* (Luk* xix. A 5, C-. W- WIk-u Peter art U> CTmrtlnatrj, t,„ WU„TO Syrup of Figs is taken; it is pleasant Tenn. .___ Li. . nmnortv worth S25U W» with S14O.0UO ill” j property 8250,<XO wilb814O,<WOinblood you rauuol enjoy good would uu>' fain have — tarried I. Erwoycrti. wouiu •••— on -- the Mount of and refreshing to the taste, and acta by^rhites. II. Goodyear. At this season nearly every nfe4> . ntiv 1. tn have a bicycle dub. Tramditfiirnrton. nod have kept Noeea and That rcystering Justice of tbe Peace Ganx-. ■u™uceEsntly yet promptly on tho Kidneys, born, Traverse City I* to have a . v , “je aDll thc ochera were quickly her “ mother ot K»u.«. CH,, go. drunk .nd wont I Princes* ----- - Beatrice bus >•“ made >■" o<b.r good medicine to purify, vluifir. a,rf ♦ iver and Bowels, cleanses the sys­ to sleep on the street', and Mine practical ■ a grandmother again. It is a son, nnd I* The worm rx-esof py’h'JdS i taught that they were to »ee "no man nave the Wood, and Hood s SarsaparHh ■- worthy -hrr dtoMte. ot tbe bmad. are cured by Bmu s uu Whenever we '■J' tem effectually, dispels colds, h ad- joker* so mutilated hi* flowing whiskers number four. your coufldeuce. It |* peculhr in that n ,-ar»eparilla. Tbe corporate exlstanoeof the Citixens’ . , t otten our Bible* to rend, or go to tho faauae strengthens and builds uptliesy.K-rn,create aches an.l fevers and cures habitual that he was compelled to have them wowbiR1 let our pnfjrer to tbe National bank, Gre-osburg,lud., has been Manion is shipping cattle for th*, first J Go(J an appetite, and tones the digestion, while oonstijiation. Syrup of Figs is tbe slmved off. extended to Oct. 9, IG1L ’ I Spirit te, "Dear Teacher, abow me Jesua." it eradlrates dlsea.tr. Give it .i traL only remedy of its kind ever pro­ Rev. Lewis Meredith. * well-known General W. H. F. Loe. son of tho late time. Hood's Sarsaparilla I- sold by al! .’nittista. • Ao ohlotedv v.-a» »<• frightened by a w ake Thia He delight* to do nnd will do when Methodist preacher, died at Oak Park, a duced, pleasing to the taste and ac­ Chicago suburb. General Robert E. Lee aud congre-smam that b. rrl""' t.ta.khnh-tamed*bite an miow. wo rely upon Him tcb&pter xvl, 18,15). Prepared by C. L Hood A Co., hmii, Maw. 23. ’’Philip cometh and telletb Andrew; ceptable to the stomach, prompt in Idaho Indians are making trouble and ; from the Alexandria, V;u, diatrict, i» It was «..»n retoroed <0 its oriaiu-d color by IOO Doses Ono Dollar and again Andrew and Philip tell Je*u»." its action and truly beneficial in its Mtllera have called for protection. Troops ; dying.’ HaTs Hair Renewer. 23. "And Jaiua answered them, saying, ■ France la badly ‘•stuck" on Russians. A effects, prepared onlv from tho mo-1 mny be ordered out. The little town of Horner wlH have The hour 1* come that the Son of Man woman oaugbt In the act of robbery ha» healthy ana agreeable substances, its The Democrats of Massachusetts have been acquitted simply because electric light. should be glorified." many excellent qualities commend it renominated Governor RumcII. Tbe con- subject of tbe czar. Tbe middle wall of partition between adopted a resolution opposing . Jew nnd Gentile i» about to be broken to all and have made it the most ventlon John L. Sullivan ’ s theatrical tour In the free coinage ot sliver. down by Hi" death *0 soon to be accomAuatralia is a failure. The papers say James R. Goadin. &! years old, at one ' plb.bR! (Kph. 11. 14). and then wuuM tbe *Fyrup of Figs is for sale ’in 50c time a wealthy lawyer of Richmond, Vn,, . that he cannot act. however skillful he Genlilt* be fellow heira, and of the tame When dw was a Child. she cried for Castorla. and'81 boplea by all leading drug­ died in poverty in tbe workhouse on may be at “putting beads on” people. body and partaker* of HM promise Iu Christ I Hoylund Smith, of New Bodford, Mast-, gists. Any reliable druggist who Blackwell’s island. New York. by the GMfteKEph. Hi, 6). As Israel’* Moscovered S) miles on n “b.ke" at the Boston may Dot have it on hand will pro­ Pennington's “air ship," which was at Athletic association meet ini hour. 19 When she had Children, the gare ‘tern Caaioria ditb He to rejected aud about to te cruci­ tbe Su Lottis fair grounds awaiting one ;----- .7. fied, but Goo will give Him glory and aeeat cure it promptly for any one who it* numerous “trial trips," hu been blown miuntea. am! 15 seconds, breaking tbe at Hix own right liatxl until Hl* enemies wishes to try il Do not'accept any away by a windstorm and cannot bo , be made His fooutoul (I PeU I, 21). And Tbe water drank'by drank by resident* of of New found |I The substitute. the time will yet come when Hi* glory m I n . I A.1 Iron »» lilt IMPROVED Iu lb. urn. mout-u. ot th. yeur H» JuM X'..V Tort ..Ira. eUy t. I, cuul.u.lu.ud dir The July drouth ruined Nicblgan'l shall I* aecu upon Israel, aud the Gentile* CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP CO. cl.—<1 tb. Ullure. lu ib. railed Statn ferent I™ soutces, to cranberry crop. ----------all of theta dangerous » shall come to her rising (Isa. lx, 1-3). SM FftUKClSCO. CAL. So says the chief engineer of number 8.828, with liabilities of 8136, DOO,health. . 24 "Verily, verily, I say unto you, Ex­ LOUISVILLE. Kr. KEW YORK. N.Y. «». as compared with 7,581 failures aud Croton aqueduct. Wln»!*»wV S.w*thtng S'run ha>Jtevn tred cept a corn o' wheat fall lute tbe ground contract *for building £he govern- fp-Mr* 8100,000,000 of liabilities for the same 'The m'“ — . Greatest Discovery Kutten for the rhlldnui ui-thlm: It »o»thra ttir chJd. nnd die. it abideth alone; but if it die it 1 ment World’s fair building nt Chicago has frftei.s Ibr guru*. *ll»y* oil twin. ‘Uhm wind period of '.bOO, t'o’lc. and is il»« l**t remedy for djarrtm-*. brlngetb for’h much fruit." Ex-Senator J. D. Howard, of Duluth, a been awarded. J. F. Reese, Chicago, gets Twenty-0*<‘ ret tn a l-ottlr. Sula by *11 dniggbts 25. "He th-d lovcth hi* life Khali loae it; HOG CHOLERA, and the woodwork and Ketcham & Co, Indianmillionaire pioneer, died recently ami bls tiirovgUoul the world. aud he that h.ntetli hi* life Iu tbi* world PIN WORMS IN HORSES will cuts off bis son Edward with 8100 be­ apolls the ironwork. The total coat will Michigan ha? nu abundant crop of nuts ahnll keep it >uto life ctcrflal." cause he play* poker. He also cut off his be {310,< ji. ________ See the repetition of Chi* great truth in ni NDKLOS OF THEM. tbl* season. . daughter, Mr*. F. C. Gilbert with 83UO Tuesday. Oct. 0 Math. X, 3U. xri. 23. Mark viii,33; Luke ix, bccauM) she married contrary to his ; Jju.ob Tnrncyi n Pennsylvania ex-con&4, xlv, 2Q; xvii, 33. Self reuuocUuion i* wishes _________ । greaamnn, is dead. the only scriptural rule of life. 2.1 "If any man serve Me. let him follow Thursday, Ocu 1.. I Another strike Is in progress among the Me; and whore I am. there shall also My Hog cholera is reported to be raging dock laborers of London. servant be; it any man serve Me. him will in South Dakota | Three persons lost- their lives in a tcueMy Father boner " Pfnningtoii’s aluminum air ship is now , ment house fire in New York. If we folio - Him In Ills humiliation we promised for the World’s fair. j General Patrick Kirby died suddenly at shall iu due time share His glory. "If tre The western «ucar factories expect to hte residence iu New lork yesterday Uchoand rriirwean thotroublM tncJ* .. suffer with Kim, we shall relgu with Him” s<K ir »rou chtt-v. vmake fully 27,Cl>0,iXM Dound* of sugar this , morning, (Il Tim. ii, W). Tbe honor is sure to all StEKETKE. Grand it-iphl*. year. 1 ; The Standard Oil company I* reported who are now willing to serve; but it seems A New York justice lost* j8£0 at the to be behind a scheme to.combine the Typhoid fever is, epidemic among the to me tho emphatic part ot this verse for For ial£ in &a«Hnv ■ bs races, and t hen forced the winner |to givb ' southern rice mills. • our prraeut life i* the twice rejasated "Ifany 11. GOODYEAR. D it back undec threat of prosecution iu the | The directors ot the Milwaukee exposi- miners nt ironwood. man serve ir -P" We may outwardly apjnsiic c'H own court. tioa will try tbe experiment of keeping drttftfJt tor a hex < f AVer's 11^1% w,d *r‘n jaiar to serve Him. while really we may be The failure ot CH. Veiiner&^Ca, open Sunday, Det. IL serving ounwrees. A true servant ot His Headache. yM Carter’ll Little Utesr PHU oro j A small boy aud a cigarette caused a “i*’*”’* , - — —•— Tex., -cotton — digestion. i »rptd liver. and tick headache there will tw found doing His works mid .in His [ 810,000 fire at the Belton, lour hundred armed men are searching compn-.^ About bales were burned, is ncthing sepertar. i*'»dh»g -physician* spirit, and coveting only ills approval. Jlvvr ond regutetc th* Vowel*. Evan LT ttjsjr ad> tbe country around Decatur. HU. for See I Chrou. xx^HLV. aud compare Phil, ii, ■ Mr> Hannah Ev burned rceotrniend them. Wild ducks arc avoiding the Saugatuck tbtre ae.p.nulo.^1 to <H»,b M WUmtogwn, Drt. H.rcUib 27. "Now is My soul troubled, and what Ju.l>re J. H. Broody, th. Iteo>™,r.lle to ht fl„ Uhiu <ho „„ iis|,tiog „ marshes this year. • . abill I sayf Father, save Me from thb nominee in Nebraska for supreme judge, ' plpe hour, but for thte cause ca:nc I unto this ba* declined to run. . j — ' — • ■ ... L haw been afflicted with rheumatism hour." ‘ The Chicago Journal proposes the fob The Farmer*’ National bank ot Arkan- lowing 1U ur president, Baby a4V itrtrood»es*ac4Si ualeaJ herejiad tbr-n ticket: , For Mc-, for twenty years, aud haw usi.-d c^utcheh 83. “Father, glorify Thy name. Then try them will 3 nd thees little pills volts- *as City, Kan., capital {HW.uuo, La* been Kee. for vice prtgMent, Miss----- -Cley* for’tvn yvais. From using -powerful lini­ came lucre a voice from iteavcu, aaying, 1 rtumy w>wi tb«A they wiU not ba wib authorized to begin busings. •land• ments to get a little sii-cp, my hip and have both glorified it. aud will glorify it witboutihan.' But after aUalck bead '•ujh all A{ Sanitski, alia* Pat Ryan, who killed a ; An known Scandinavian was found An lin unknown Scandinavian wr.» fofcnd ; knee had lust nearly all strength. When again." • man named Lawrence in Ch cago two dead !u tne street at Republic, Mick He I commenced to take Hibbard's Rheumatic Hte consuming dei-ire was to glorify His Ing lucrative and re»p'‘n*J-l" Tui­ month* ago. has been wrested at MUwau- ' faad sbot ln tbe b,ck< thc wo. Syrup 1 could nut take one step without Father. The words He uttered and tao tion by the termor eriviirrb p. >w>TSbatw the aid <>f a cane. 1 can now walk with­ works He wrought were tbe Father’s mid Typcirnttoz a ^peevity tee ner i* investigating i.e c.’ st> lives that hereto where | Arorey hiu MIBImE Fool, lilidre. to out my cane from my house to my office words und works through Him (chapters logue. 157/04 birth and 117,814 death* In Connec­ ‘ exhume the remain* of Robert Raj' Hnui- nnd wish 1 might herald l<> all afflicted xii, 4P. xlv, 10). See how quick the comticut. Twin* were born 2,6SCtinu-s, ami j;toU hi order to ascertain whether he was with rheumatism, tin* merits of this muulcatjou bet ween earth and heaven. Sm there "thirteen set* of triplet*. , drowued or murdered wonderful medicine. S. S. Coxoveb. wuf Of Default haytn« teri 2P. “Hie people therefore that stood by - martAgt. Nnrthvetd<*ru Mutual Life Insur­ and bean! It, said that it tbnudertxl; others Df WUUam Harbin, sentenced to be । The wrecking ot the Ulster County Savr imldiu: fly. far IL Sold hanged at Poplar Bluffs. Mo., ba? be n tugs instil utiou, nt Kingston. N. Y.. has ance Co., Manist--.-. Mich. said. An angel spake to Him." ln«i Manurec a s,mI granted a respite. Tbe governor has evi- ^^1 a ruu eu „]] tbe atv;ngu banks in Prepared only by The Charles Wright The people beard a noise, but not the CARTIER MECIC’NF CO.. New Yvrtl. Medicine Company, Detroit, Mi x Kk d. uce, which, if true, establishes Harbin’* tba. BUll surrounding vIHagra. won!*. The voice of God Is to multitudes SUiU. FILL. SHfiLiiOSE. SHALLPRICt j iunicence.* ------------! A bomb with a lighted fu*e was found sate, by W. H. Goodyear. nothing taore yhan an Indistinct rumbling The boutevard around Little Clam lake sound, with no significance. Friday, Oru 2. • • in the bi»i.op> pnincu at Trirate, Austria. t». "Jesus answered aud said, This voice I Denmark Lus removed the embargo on It was db>coverrd by a servant nnd the !s being rapidly completed. monkage rtHimmu! m came not because of Me. but fur yoqr Uie | American pork. fuse removed before it exploded. wuwlr stnuuut mortitsge VMh prth< Eight miners were killed in n colliery . Governor Fifer ha* •ppointedK’Jonatban ’ When nature raises the Ung nf distress sakre.’’ wbrr. A* ■.hw<’i<c!«in So. also, at the grave of Uix-iru* He ac'.idtiut in Wales. ( C. Willis, of Metropolis, .Maysjic county, In. the shape of ttorrn, ulerra, bailn, plmptes Ten thousand coal miner* are on a strike oy+aliroad snd warehouse cJmmhsiouer, nnd blotcht-R. lhe signal should be prompt­ prayed to the Father tor the sake of these ly heeded. A- cities, threatened wirti who stood by, riutt they might believe that in tbe Pittsburg district for lift 3;t re* k) place of Jn->. R Tanner n^igued. ilisenM) are (Uninfected, ou should the the Fnlher«*cnt Hint (chapter xl, 42). iu iuterest.an<i rate )♦ THE MARKETS/ human system be. treated. No more our daily life there are always some Ktaud South Dakota Democrats bare nomi- | powerful or more siiecc# *fal dlidiifrctaid ing or sitting by, or looking on, to whom nutuw i* h-’roby ;■ noted J. M. Wood, uf Rapid CUy, for con- ■ we may by word nnd dee<l testify of Jesus. Chicago. . and purifier than S. 8. S. has ever been of *-*le 111 «»*' gross. _ 3L "Now is tbe judgment of this world; iKiwar CBICAQO. Oct. 6. (he MAtute in snch « dheuvered. It ha* accomplished wonder­ Nearly every pattern of Horse Thc southern interstate <xposiri n was Following ware the '(notation* oa the board ful result*. nn<l Uiere are thousands of uow shall tbe prince of thia world Im> cast the idantv third d:»v »>i urn) opened with Imposing icremouira at Hal- of trade today; Wheat-No. October, out." ten <> ’ • Rttk !<■ the t Blanket is imitated in color and sigh, N C. Of t’e itafrv routn' ♦ ________________ opened closed _____.;------_________ December, ujensd 1 coj.te In tids rountry to-day who regard The devil Is called the prince, and the door -- ------ -CDMc.««, -------. tbe projwtelor? of S. S. S. as Irenvfactnrs. City of HaMfi'ir*. Parr) r’ style. In most cases the imitation rftbe Tbe crew, of three wrecked English E*’<”^1 god of thia world, aud tbe whole world is brine tbcpl ut <•( M4‘ : What it has already aoctMDpl|sbrtl It will ------------pined 54c. hnvrt York-----------from tllff... " k5ic; * .'..t 41)4?, clot«d a.:; %*ld Cout.lyrd Barry >, lu 1 looks just as good as the genuine, ---- -------_ reached -------New — „ chaed year, opened continue to accomplish. It Is already said to lie In the wicked one (chapter xlv, 80; prenttees are situate*;, then xvl. U,-II Cor. lv,4; 1 John. v. IP, IL V.). erent parts of tbe world. ------------------------■ 5 | My< oj-eoed 4-"^. dp**! Oats-No. S but it hasn't the ivarp threads, and lie ru’-tlon or.v« rrV:t 1 ' tw t stabltehed ns a staple family medicine. 32. "And 1. if I be lifted up from tbe land* and |«rr!n!.<-'-•:<vt■' • It wiw 13 0X1 In cash aud 883.000 in se • October, open**! »JH -. • losed WHe; Novetn•so lacks strength, and while it sells curitjes W. H. Chapman, of Bangor, grew a earth, will draw all men unto Me." to nay and »a' Wy the .Ur. that the burglar* obtained by ter. opcjied 2^ic, ciiwed S« M*y. upeaed .tnnum. for only a little less than the genu­ “cracking*’ the bank at Fort Howard. Wi*. I Me, cW-d tWJIc. JMrt-OcWter, opened peacli 11 Inchb# in yireuntfvretuv. 33. “This He said, signifying what death xaxe with Interest nt ten >. ■ Elk Hapids will have a big celebration He should die.” ine it isn’t worth one-half as much. .T ’ ’ .£7%^ is when That He was not to bo atoned to death, the first train enters the town. of tbe National Cirtl Service 1 ftu-ti. ckwetl Lard-October. Ute fact that % Horse Blankets president “tteve whare:i!“WMUe frantic cry of Na- but should die by crucfixion, was fore­ Reform league at the convention nt Bui- i opetred and closed tS-Tot • arc copied is strong evidence falo, N. Y. In pirceor r.u । Ltn, stock-Following were the prices at potcoa to Ills a1 t»i? at Waterloo. Save health shown in the ritual ot the passover lamb, a tone of which was to be Irebken (Ex. beiug in the that they are THE STANDARD, A train loaded with workmen was the Uni<> > Stock yan.'s vduy; Hogs-Market nnd strength while you can. by the use of .\ver.s not ftarrr. and Stair <d Mi. 'il: near Jay Gould’s buu*e at Irving- ; active on packing and sLii>t>ing account; ivd- fiampnriUa, Is advice U>at applies to all. both xii, 4B), aud waa foretold In Ps. xxii, 16, and every buyer should see that wrecked ■u■ town “ They pierced my hands and my feet." A ton, on the New York Central, by a broken i rather rtnu: prices Lte hkbva •*!<» tanged young and old. Don’; wmt nntil dUraar fastens i-otlihiulittle later Jesus 'tokl Peter by what kind one (t 1 worth <»f r*nR— m the ft trade mark is sewed on axle. No one wm hurt. on you; bc<in at mice. . m |AH^4. PUs fOmte Ugtax. of death he should glorify God (xxi, 19), Ing efghtv nrn * <»f lai n ' 1, ....I nrnou rtWU p*cJUU4. iLTO&sA* mixed aud SL!d the inside of the Blanket. Cadillac hoodlums bombard the Salvation Three hundred job printer? nnd pre?*- . aad »hU-piua iota. Dated Jnly Xfih A. I' and Ho knows well Ry what life and death Army with common fire crackers. men atruck at Pittsburg Pittabarg .against«■the wage ,. —, a „Ir .ratbrtr, ar-tlia. , a.. , awA Five Mile * _ .struck ....... . I fi. aril.. we shall glorify God. Mortgaueea’ d • r«ale,ubmltt«lb f ch.proprtM.ir< Xwlr tab-HUl retire «etln> ou tarel u= 84. "The people answered Him, We have offire In Hadi, I. elured in eou'LS",. woju Boss Aik heard oat of the law tliat Christ aUdetb Mr. Andrew Lang makes tbe following quence. ' Electric prime to shipping stesrs. f4.4d3&ff) gtnj.1 to for forever, and how sayest Thou, The Son of The autograph collection of Edward H. fancy da. S.'J.«K*t.8U common to fair do.. 83.fi) general answer to many Iniiuirlug ndtuir* Man must be lifted upf Who la this Sou Extra Test Stockers, 82.1.'i era: "One guod thing, if uo more, tbc-e of Maul" Leffingweil, of New Havcn, has been sold, 4.3U butchers' steers. Baker bringing 851,101.07 He spent a large 03.10 Texans. SWtM-B-*- riuigora. StiOyAaj memories may nctomplteh. Young men, They evidently understood the Son of fortune collecting, aud had tbe largfcit feeders, Sl.awX'C cows, 8!.M»&a.Uj bulls, aud eapecbiily In America, write to me and ask Mau to be the Christ, aud they also seem 8X&0Y.OO veal calves. me to n-comm.-nd ‘a course of muling.’ to have underatocMl that being lifted up probably in the world. Eheep—Market rather active, and prices Distrust n eon me of rending! People who meant daalu, but they had not received tLe ARE THE STRONGEST. &&MV higher; quoUllon* ranged nt S3.5tt-Ji.jJ really care for books ywul all of tbein. truths concerning the death and resurrec­ ia.5O4y1.tt) uulvea, aud 8X50jt5..Vi There «•» do otheruuiinte. I^t thia be n re­ tion of tuelr Men’iah which they might 100 5X STYLES Frost and ice are reported in New Eng­ weUern*, lambs. ply. No other nnxwer ihall they get from bare read in their law in lhe story of Isaac, land. H. H. HEATH. Produce: Butter-Fancy seiuwator. 25c per me, the Inquiring young men.”—Scrib- or iu the typical two birds used at the Gold is quoted at 831 premium in lb: dalrie*. fancy fresh, XaCtTOe; packing ner’a cleanshig of the leper, or In lhe plain state­ ments of Pa xvl, 9, Hr. Isa. 1111, 10. Bocom Ayres. , : stock*, fresh, lSK<F«3c. Egga—Low off. lP%c 85. "Then Jesus said unto them. Yet a WM AYRES A SONS, Philadelphia There b three feet of snow on a level al per doz. Live poultry—Old chickens, 10c j>er little white is tbe light with you. Walk lb; spring. He: roosters. 5®»^c; turkryu. Red Lodge, Mont. Variations in the site of raindrops ore while ye hare the light lest rtarknma come 10c; ducks. spring. h'rfUj^c. FBORA1 K ORDER. Jay Gould's family deny that he is or mixed. Potatoes—Home grown. *‘iy»V per sack: Win­ dependent upon lhe differences in tbe upon you. for he that walketh in darkness has been seriously ill. cousin arid Mtebigan. fair to clrnice, ao©85c p<-r height from wfclch they have fallen and to knoweth not whither he goeth." In chapter vlil. 12. He had arid,' “I at»The Boston banking firm of A. R. bu; sweet jx>Uktoe«, Illluote, £1.8(0.75 [kt bbl; tbe amount of atinoaplieric disturbance Light of the world.” testifying to Hit Jeracys. S^AOftXTU. Apples—Gram cooking, present at the Lime. If they tall from a the Turner & Co. has faile.i. Ilaetinei. in said count) •bi.;...,- now ...— He xr..says ___ _to. them, .i__ • as _y also in ... divinity-, Thursday's gate receipts at the Illinois 5aca.81.<w per bU eating, fi a^LOX Cran- great height the drop* Buffer gradual di verse 4o, that Ui« Light is about to pa.---» berrle*—Cope Co l. fancy. S7.<»&7.J0 per bul; , vision into smaller and smaller porta, un state fair were 825. (DO. away from them, nnd it they would not Charles W. Armstrong, Jn-ige ef comm bn. 8AO-G*>.5:t. til they are at I m C converted Into mist*. sLumbte through present durknexa into A meeting nt VV incisor, Ont., to discuss ■Who has follou'd II Hill In calm weather, with the clouds near tbe the outer and eternal darkness they had fuftrral directory annexation to tbe United States broke ud .TS-foMt: "t** «•be found ulcht or day ‘ Now York. Oct. 5. earth’s surface, tbe drops are apt to be better quickly walk in the Light if:!ng the 1*1 Ulen, duly vert­ J. ‘ ‘ "While je have light believe in the MtKlre A Km’« ..... large and heavy. — Su Izmia Republic. Thu race war in Lm "ounty, Arkansas, Octoter, fl.lW do December, 81.17134. Corn . t, that yo may be tire children of light. IlNsttugt. With 11 complete H1” '• has culminated In tbe lynching of ten ne­ —No. S mixed cm’,. <Bc; do Octoter, 8JUc: These ttyuga spake Jesus aud departs!,Undertakers SuPPheS^ gro rintent by tbe whites. and did hide Himself from them." do December. Onte- Steady; No, Z He iboreugbly un«tep«!:*to. “ , ’ , '^ r ! % ,!^r.<S'K, Children of darkneM and children of The seed s-eu»cl of the Sandbox Tree la It is thought probable that Postmaster will attend to all rails tn [ • ’' r ,|!v „ r. Hart, of Boaion. will resign bis federal comber. «tec. Rye—JJui< fc No. 2 wrsicru. known as Jack-in-the-box. Monkey’s Din­ light sre the two classes in the whole world. BharawforuM< ofoii’tKt l! ei0 me to arrive. Harte)-Dull: No. 2 Mil­ ner Bell, etc. 11 is from the noise caused Gen. L 2. dewribes the condition ot every laying out the dead »>•*'■ .te;1' office and run again for mayor this win>*»** waukee. 7:®7Je. Park-RU-ady; tU.75&li2i by the bursting of the fruit that the plant soul out of Christ—“Without form and buna! Ill* prtet- for for IWW m«i». Lard-Ejufer. November. jpsta Its curiem uarnea. It ht Used both as void, and lying In darkness.” but when tbe sh'<x>d« ore r*ry rew-'fAbi.-. Harvey Watterson, father of the editor S7.U; December. t7.1S. word of God finds an entrance then there aaUofactten in every In^’^,R .te»um ’7l al the Probate a pounce box nnd He also ba- * new heat*’. .1’‘ ..n»trd to ef Tbe Courier-Journal, died Thursday here’ Journal. night at tbe home of hie eon to Louieof iuKph. v.8; I Theos. v,'A Ascertain villa. first r.nd quickly If you aro a child of Light, vHTh. HEATH, Hastings. b'ire at Alexander City, Ala., burned and If not pray God to mum tbe Light to the Alliance warehouse and WO batea of ‘----- -- or just take down The i very uncertain meaua of exaoutlon.” shutters of cottou. Tbe lore b 10,000, partially taand let the Light thine Layman-1 fmr.w. The only sure way Id COWlHf ei to kill a man by electricity U to Mt him to Tbere te much speculation in Washing­ in the Light, yaur hand in Hla, ton at tba Mime of Searotary Blatea’a 0 in Dm blood that cleanMth Q (1 John t, 7). ■ . 1 4 '5 6 7 8 11 12 13 14 15 18 19120 21 22 25 26 27 28 29 y 3 0 9 10 16 17 23 24 jn 30 1 An unknown woman 1 ver train <m the Rock 1 rw j HISTORY OF A WEEK. STEKETEE’’ lioo Cholera Gurc Children Cry for Pitcher’s Castorla. Children Cry for Pitcher’s Castorla. Children Cry for Pitcher’s Castorla. CURE SICK HEAD BUSINESS COLLEGE ACHE CHEATING Ahorse Blankets Gr.r», ‘2,K^ S 1r±^ sx? HORSE BLANKETS COFFINS and CASKETS. W. S �CONSUMPTION in its early stages can bo cured ay tho prompt use Of ‘ CherryPectoral DOthcS the rtlanie'd tissues, ectoration, aid? ■, . an"’/ itens Ayer & Co. Mass. itw County v>.i .Mj-riie AGENCY COLUMN Off HOLBROOK, OVER wanted rangiumn contains hut vrop’rty I haw .icaht city lots for parts of the city. Ami « x- lumge in Grand Rapids prop iro-prejjerty frir sale. : pattsol tie* city, i• ihjo. a splcn• ovt-tUM'nl* In that e>d, r w finger could liare been inserted between -V*0'’* ,the 'ioleto was a bunch of yeljow jonquils aud narcissuses, thr^ foot in vridth. firming a frieze, and, above all, the domed roof wa^ a vault cf rosea, the color l«irfectly graduated .from white below, through pink, to red IU the top. Three great candelabra of \ enetinu glass, shaped in ths form of many brnncliing flowers, depended from the ceiling. By aome invisible contriv­ ance fin* sprays of water played over the flowers and kept them fresh. The floor wr.s of polished oak, con­ structed for dancing, the whole magical TOK-AN PRESS ASS’CtfTOHlggj edifice covering the area of the garden at the liack uf the house. It was here CHAPTER XIL I things. thtags, It it will not hrf our guests to that the dinner wm to take place. The IM. enjoy themselves " table was designed in the form of u spiral Mrs. Harry Trent, widow uf the late “I will or helix, affording easy silting room for diamond merchant and formerly Sallie mind, yarding her gravely all the guests, and yet keeping them all MatcLin, arrived at the count’s residence I •1 hope honor of knowing in sight anu speaking distance of oue utter, madame; but no friendship another. The table- service was Indian late in the afternoon, in order to tuilr you bolter, over the urrangvmente with him. She ! can bo secnre which is liable to the open­ porcelain, with center pieces of silver skeleton closeta. I wish to have W rought by hand. At the upper end of was dressed for tho dinner, but wore a silken wrap over her arms aud shoulders. ! your assurance that you have no secret the saloon a fountain tqtlaslied in n great Sho was somewhat thinner than when horror of this place ou account of whi t basin uf crystal, surrounded by delicate wv last saw her, but not k«s handsome; wm done h<qu» Yuu du nut fear to ns, ferns, aud Imhlnd a silver trellis work, her finely molded face was of the pure siHVten? 1 uu do not scent blood in the covered with growing vines, were ucpatrician tyre. Ito expression was im- , air.-1 In n word, modame, you are not cummodationa for musicians. Thu count passive, but it was ea$y to see that this j superstitious—you do not l»elieve that explained to his companion that the table was the result of resolute training. f tbe influence of an evil deed are to bo wm so contrived that it could be re­ There was passion underneath; you felt more in uue place than another? moved in a few minutes, and the floor could fee the latent sparkle of it in her That the ghost of yaiflf husband, ur of left free fur dancing. "I have some other pttls features,’' he added, “which will black t yes and. now and then, in an un- the man who was condemned as his coneciotu movement of the lips. Her murderer, is more likely to confront yuu appear when the time comes; I will not in this house than anywhere else?" tire you by forcing you to review them dress was of golden hued satin, set off "Why do yuu say these things to me. now. Yuu have seen enough.” with black lac.*, so as to give her a Span­ Count de Lisle?" she asked, leaning back The beautiful Sallie sighed. She was ish look. Whcther’ur not tho role she in her chair and regarding him between an ambitious, woman, and she loved had assumed for this evening were in her narrowed eyelids. "Do you think it splendor and power. She understood good taste from thes-x-iety point of view, is quite cuttsiilerate? I am uut uf a hys­ that Count de Lisle had suggested more she undoubtedly was ai wdl fitted to ; teric teiuperamont, but. if I have any than ho had performed in his prepara­ undertake it. on the score of beauty. dig- । nenrtv*, you are not taking the best tions f-ir this unparalleled entertain­ uity and distinction, as any woman iu I means to soothe them; gjid what has my ment. Everything was made to np[iear New York. A face of refined strength I late husband to do with our acquaint­ as simple ns irossible; only an educated and feminine subtlety; a highly wrought, ance or with this dinner? 1 am not su­ intelligence could divine the enormous nervous temperament, criw-uu’-ly watch­ perstitious: I don't believe in ghosts. lac- resources necessary- to create this result ed over and steadied by a strong'will; all ccpted your invitation to ctnne hero be­ She had dreamed of snch resources, and feminine graces aud wconipliilnnente, cause I wanted to come; I wanted to was conscic-is of tho ability to adminis­ but exercised. ja-rhaps. rather ns a sort greet tbe first gneste who came to Harry ter them, liad she had them. By her of contemptuous concession to social Trent's house. At thc time of his death ride Kto-wl the man who could, if he usage than as the flowering of a native he was planning a reception here, and if would, endrtw her with them. He and impulse: a low contralto voice, and a I it. tuHi taken nlace 1 should have been •he together could command as brilliant habit of slightly narrowing hi r eyelids thu hostess. Our marriage, as yuu may a destiny as bad ever fallen'to the lot of when making a direct glance—these । have heard, was a secret one. 1 hud felt mortals. She drew a long breath and were tarturta that one noticed in first fur a long tinfe the injustice of my pnsi- arched her brows. Had she not within meeting Mrs. Harry Trent. Whether tion, and I looked forward wry eagerly herself the means to attract him? *Was she hail an inner character and nature ; to that reception in our own house os a not the fact, that she was here tonight few people knew her intimately enough 1 public recognition and acceptance. In­ an indication of his preference? Sho put to say. She was not a woman to blab stead of that I was forced to tell my her hand within the arm he offered her and leaned upon it. and looked up in his secrvtH or to win confidence by giving I own story in a courtroom. them. She could rule others, but no ; "It was more Of a disgrace tlian a viu- fuco. "You are not disappoinbair he said. 1 dication. Now, after years have passed, one had as yet ruled her. ■ “1 have never been content till now," and I have kept to myself, your request apjw»arvd to me in the light of a long de­ she answered. "You are quite content, then?" layed opportunity. Society here knows “Yes—almost!" . tlmt this house lias just jxissed from my j He met her glance ns if he understood, hands to yours, and 1 am glad to be able to stand hero bHdde yun tonight and and accepted a veiled lyenning iu fier words. They motV'l uut of the saloon say ’It was mine to give, and I gave it!’ I do not mind their criticisms. I have and returned to the reception nm. "I will take you upstairs,’' be said, the means aud thc jxiwer to take my placetn New Y’ork society, and tonight “tqi the room which I have placed at my new life begins. If I meet with ycAir exclusive disjxisal for tho evening. some antagonists, to much the better: it. There you can rest - while I attend to will make life more interesting. I don't what remains to U- done. There is still wish to stagnate in succras any more an hour or two before the guests will than in failure, I have sometimes | arrive. , When it is time I will uum- /5b UjAN woman may sw/, and a v/oman may spin, And a v/oman may u/brK all day, : i. But Lwbed S^TA(t>1u5£°/f comes into her house Then vanish all troubles aWay. A CASTOR IA for Infants omeILA. Aacnra. M.D_ 111 So. Oxford BL, Brooklyn, N. T. and Children, ---- - ajr._— ' I WUbout icjur.oos nwiirartfi £vr/?r WATERPROOF COLLAR on CUFF THAT CAN BE RELIED ON ...— BE UP up TO THE MARK yjot to split! . ,1 BEARS THIS MARK. TRADE mark ni™ ?onThey n mounted to the second floor ac­ NEEDS NO LAUNDERINC. CAN BE WIPED CLEAN IN A MOMENT. cordingly, she still leaning on his arm. He left her on the threshold of the' ' room, and the door closed behind her terms. ■ as she entered. There was a fire of logs in v. —cne lot and ' the fireplace, and in the chandelier a ' tcore of flames burned steadily. The b>< one k from • roolfl WM ^ke the ‘■ ’baukber of a fairy PROBATE ORDER. \ town, bat at 7 per I l|rinc*-’s’L appliance that could i Ftate of MiAlgnti, County of llarrv-sa. t ' render a woman’s existence luxurious At a sr-vdon ol-ttie Probate Court forth# has moved yon to speak ns you have ; Whip and Frit Boot County of Barrr, bo'den at thr Probate (‘fltoe, and exquisite was there: every sense was In-the city <>f IUmIvcs. in said county, on don»L There is something akin in us, | Friday. tlieXVh-Uv m September, in the year uiadame; we may perhaps find some ' flattered, every soft impulse stimulated. I onr tbomai-d eitbt butidn-ti and ninety one, She moved about, resting her eyes on The ygurc flood cr--ct: It teas dotbed fn means uf rendering life more interesting , milts In the lb Preoei.t. Charw V. Annstroan. Judge of bladi. Prout*. , _ for each other. But I am not going to ! one delight after another. The bed, the : In the matter of tbe estute - of Dora i- at a Vurgaln. on cor••Welcome to my home!” said tbe ' bore you any further nt present. Come ! toilet tajde. the washstand, the low N A • ilurclirtt, drerxped. ' IlvX# Ot: rviullr-c xii'i tiling the petition duly verth.deL count, meeting her as she entered. “But and sco what I have done to make the । chairs and divans, the soft rugs under fled, of Atm I i.eir.'. »W«r of wdd deceased. foot, the walls hung with lovely tapestry, it. deep.well located In you already know it better than yon •traUon at said estate the numberless minor beautiwof decora­ ALWAYS THE SAME im- on the land I brick know me. I hope you will not disap­ house pretty." ............. „• ctchcy, — ic •'-"•■a TH?* lower rooms of the house were so ' tions that only women of a certain fine­ | ~fhi™ipo:>"i?U other nuiUt-le Vrreou. ....... !]m> rlwelfitig house and ordered, that U -Ine-olay, the prove my alterations." ■ arrang'd dial when the sliding doors i i iiugbi at a bargain. ness of tasto and temperament know how dav of ......... (ktolier. A. 1». WI. a: im o'c lork In ALWAS THE BEST «th 1 “What you have done is sure to bo were withdrawn they peemed to consti- i • Hastings or Grand. tbe forenoon.1 v aligned fur the henrtng of wild right,” she answered, “but yuu aro mis­ tute a single large ball, interrupted by ; to appreciate—all seemed designed for petition, and that tin-heir* at isxw of sai^decrajfc led. and all other ikimuis ii.terratod in said taken in thinking I know the Lowe. massive, irregular pillars, rising from ; her. Was it so, indeed? estate, arc re-pilrel io appear al aseMlimof She seated herself at length and fell This is my first visit to it.” said court, then tel* imlden at the Probate the jtolishutl floor to the ceiling. As you info a long re very. Opposite to where ••Really the very first?” said the count, moved from oue point of view to an- [ u-. aH improved. soil she sat was a tali’ and wide mirtor, in .tiiuniiow •. Iretaining her hand a moment in his and :i other tho scene took on new changes of , it n bargain on ot the iwtltk’tier muv not l* granted. Ana IN THE which she saw herself reflected at full it I* further nrdcit-d. thus said indiUmier fljv# looking in her eyes. "Well. I am glad. beauty, the toneuf the decorations in- J notice to (be i*r*oa» interested ui said eattaxe, length. It was set in tho wall, the heavy­ I had supposed yuu were here at the dined to a warm depth of hue, against ; of the pendency of said petition, and the bearJt>K thereof by« lusmg » copy of Uli«order to b# •t oi Sheridan. good fram- time your husband met his death; but I I which stood out here and there delicate | bevel of the glass and its frame of ebony puniUbBd In the Hastings BANNKaanewswith ivory filigree pattern inlaid showed f ;!•«• cheapest farms in i>a]>vr printed and circulated lo-Mid County ot Khafte and area of brighter color. Lampa that it was a rare antique—such a mirror was wrung? ” • <• j art city property. harry on. r lu ewh w- k for Ihfee successive “You were misinformed." I in jewt-lei ahadro hung here and there, ; as the magicians of old time were fabled weeks previous (•» -.sid day nf hearlne. !•.. go-.ti house and barn. CHANLKSW. ANNSTROjnO. “So much the lietter. Yon will have , looking themselves like pendant jewels, to employ :n necromantic mysteries. •V) trait trees. W acre Judge of Frutmte. no painful aitoodations to contend vitk but the main illumination of the rooms . One might expect to behold in it secret ap. ■ down, baf.wit 7 [A true copy~r But, pardon me, am I indiscreet in camo through the frieze, which was of | scenes from the future or the past—re­ 1‘iiml *to exchange for spraking frankly of these things-” He semi-transparent sheets of alabasteBand flections from a heart that kept its own Corner of Courtand .1 efferson St. Keeps fipnr. iced, boue meal, ground ovstersdien. liad led her into a small room off the other oriental marbles, cut as thin m i counsels. f.< lowls. Also a general stock ot groceries. township, known as1 ball, where a clear fire was burning nones of gU^ and lighted from within, CONTINUED Good goods. Low prices. ell for >4200 on easy softly in the grate aud where they were so as to appear self luminous. The alone. “It is my impression" he went '. ceib'ngs of the rooms had been covered If not for ml# In yo«r plMCe a-k yoar Prooonnced ltopc’r*». Vet Saved. dealer ta Mind for caialocne, oecnre the ■ -re par*--?’.* for. “isle at bar­ on, “that you are not os other women; with white and pink roara. arranged in From a letter written by Mrs. Ada E. - troin <l.soo upwards and, you have a strength and elevation that gvometricnl figures. The house, though STIAWIt-LTZ. -U astings ity ank Hurd, of Groton. S. D.. we quote: “ Was curt city property In ex­ despise the common frivolities of your kent nt a summer temperature, was per- taken with a bad cold, which settled on my Hastings, - - Mich. th° lunes. con<h set In and finally terminated sex; nnd though you are too proud to : Ire'tly vwitilxtod. : c large farms for sale will wbi to apl-ear eccentric, yet in yonr tte ixrfumv of tbo flower, nreuhtod In consumption. Four ductors gave me up i hi pan payment. CAPITAL S75,000.00<■ uity projwrty I will trade heart yon think yonr own tb-ughtn nnd ; through tho tar like -to etheretal««nee saying I could live burin short Ume. 1 SURPLUS B6.OQO.QP. —=3 lire your own Ito. Yon to a rebel and rfftwritat We. Th- <1WP embraxorw gave myself up to my Saviour, determined it I could not stay with my friends on ■ •■•a n.nre extended system a heretic in tbe Kerb of orthodoxy. Yon t.l the winJow. end the alcove, that tbe laws of tbe State ol earth. 1 would meet my absent ones above. ;Incorporated under Michigan. . and it would be well ’ for are not oUende.!?' be added. sinilinR. . brute the naitormlty ot the wall, were Mv hiKlMtnd was advised t<» get Dr. -!■. tn wil or exchange to call “Yon pl°“” m0 imtneneely. ahe re­ eurtaino.1 with eaa'eni fabrics, toft aa King’s New Discovery for ennsurnption. Open for busine## Dcc.15.lMfi. •i id once and get the benefits. plied. “I lite to be told about myself, t -Msmer to lhe touch and exquisitely coughs and colds. leave It aTtrial, took ■ K. K. lauds for sale In the and I daroaay yon are quite Tight about timed. There were msny nooks and tn all right bnttlra; It has cniM me and officers: l-uira.*. Oregon. Washington. me. But I never studied my own char- comer, that would be regarded by hand­ thank God 1 am now a well and hearty D. 0. Robinson. Preaident; • • upwants of 5.900.000 WHY 18 THE woman." Trial Iwtlle# free at W. H youth, and lovely uuudeM aa ideal Chealt-r Meswr. Vice. Pres. nng. mineral aud timbered arter-I have no talent in that D. W. R*ynoids. CMblar retraUaror tore making. Tb<' “ta1’ Goodyrar’s drug store, regular she. 50c •.:hi price from 85 to 810 per I really don't know whether 1 am ywit and 8100. DI ’ XCTORS^ _ like other poeple or noL If «^ng very scale of the apartments was >.tb <|«»wn. ten years credit on Eup-p*y. Dun w. PusynoldJ, ti qurnt excursion rates given, few people can make -me peculiar, 1 miwl by tlu-'ir accurate proportlorri. |R. B. Mew. This Is what you ought to have, in fact, I They seemed not too large for the dally D. G. Robinson, '■il get circulars. Chester M<nrw. you must bare it. to tally enjoy life. O°^My own .experience,” °*’Trr“J John Carveth. P. T. Colgrove. Thousands are searching for it dally, and cmmL after a pause, “ha. made me pemourning because they find . * l n for tbe realities ot life to any stows. , Interest osldnnti.ne deposits and a general Thousands upon thousands of drtlare are When I asked you to come here “ J^ ‘l. Banking Business TnutMCWd. ■ "T? Bui at length, when they bare spent annually by mir people In tbe hope '■ 7/.e X-agara FaUi Route.” me I feare.1 yon would wf™*that they mar attain this boon. An > ) .JSXdrtmt of thoridL^tumd iaot ever otteml at this price; tarn--cnxlo aa cu> it mar lx- hnd by all. We guarantee that women wonU hare done to, tea-« MORTGAGE SALE. tom-mad# sboc« com 1 nj from AWi to CAi-1. S3.‘7Jr®RH^BraS.SKrSlK ar. either fools who do . Ehrtrlc IlhUn. It Notice is hereby Klven thV. hr nrds who drea-l critic* Your tostoto rtln-etkn. .nd 11* -■* P-n-Ultd "• Ithree wtlrt. CXtranower of sale in a nwrtVM • exe-xit*’ K |a.tii 'run ip.m.|p.m.|s.jn wMmnnlered ta thu tonne three year. -^.^ta^Uck^.-^ brtaE nrn *-™l dlti’U™ ""Ll totod Snilth t* me. besriuA dale the sixth day of . 7 I7i XHi 6 3till3.afcil0.00 ago tonight Even to thi. day it i» (Moher l«f. re-ordM «he IM dem.-i uysMl-l. .nd Im»'I S2?L".‘ eupepsy. We recommend Electric Bliten» known who struck the blow. w he with a amile: “conie ftod. tor dyipep’'* •“1 *n 'SY- We. .nd A portiere was drawn aside from a ••No, count, I must correct you there i A i rinorwav, and through the open- stomach and kidneys. Sold at sue. arm at the north doorot the Court house In the City bottle by W. B. Condyor. tte ‘ft li lorn wll to sMlistv the amount due afon^a fretai blooming of brighteruSd theIrad costs. »t public suction to the druggist. M 11 t OLL1N8 Local Ajent. Ratting*. B«icklrn’» Arnie--* «»'.«• >• G. P. * T. Ju. Chicago. Tbe best salve in tbe world for cate, thought that I should value a deadly enemy moju than the dearest friend. War is whokssome. Well,” she added, in n different voice, rising nnd standing before him with a smile, “what do you think of me?" .ne “1 was not mistaken in you,” raid the .q count, nodding his head amusingly. ‘ ’ inc re and ask forgiveness for iny discourtesy it since it brutality, but I do not regret it, :‘r/ SPECIAL ! THE ONLY LINEN-LINED WATERPROOF COLLAR IN THE MARKET. ’’ 5H0KE Eb. POWER J’ 5<- CIQflR GILLASPIE, H C B , W. L. DOUGLAS Michigan Central Is 13 Is gslfs .. r.aiv&ir.si'ara 2?. 0. ?. crm’s Herbal GintffiBd • Uh ii' ? *;,ir^ *n a (nan-, eye fifteen all In town four north of range • And «u th. tree criminal pun- ishedF’ ___ tbe tiny guaran^ji •Y«- » far m the jury *«• cot­ Golota; cmmtl-jnyna^rf I SS'STby W h“Yer. AO iar « __ * liv. f.n sen e out our nimble to* tacuwuf H„ eoniL «nd *11 .kin ^'fJtromtM^r^™ ““ M ~ w. L. DOUGLAS, aroarton, asm. Woolley & Bronson, �SECOND FLOOR We are Showing a VERY ATTRACTIVE LINE of Garments for LADIES, MISSES and CHILDREN PLUSH, BEAVER, MATELLASSE : AND : CHEVIOT That garthent is a stunner, old boy. I will wager you a bcule ol wine that she bought it ol ' E. Y. HOGL'E. JACKETS AND REEFERS I Vest Fronts. Plain and Trimmed with Cooney, Astrachanand Opossum Furs, We are constantly adding to our large stock, new and novel designs in both fabrics and styles. Dress Goods,’ Shawls, Dry Goods Ribbons, Gloves, Underwear, Flannels? Blankets, Yarns Madam, your cress is exquisite, I admire your selection. Hogle alway has the latest fabrics and correct styles. Ever on the Alert for Bargar His Customers. In five, mile hcnU-Jor ».VX>. > «lfc IV, bear that the 8500. on Barry Golddust will be furnished by friends ot their horse in Nashville. Pontiac ChftChns a nwrd The furniture factory started up again ,। of 2.27 while Barry's Is 2.24M- The race would be a very close one and would at­ yesterday. tract a great deal of attention and we hope The old cemetry -^ias been greatly Im­ that it will not tall through. proved in appearnner. Some fine drives have teen laid out and a large amount of The young man who comnirnces the grading done. The old •cemetery will active duties of life by committing little make lhe prettier of tte iwo when all tho acts of dishonesty, petty lying Jami neg­ plans made arc carried out. lecting to pay his debts, thus labeling Having fully determinHi to clo<e out himself n • ■dead-beat,” h taking great his stock of furniture, carpets, rugs, cuv-, chances of spending a portion of bis days Uins etc, lra‘ VanVaikmburgli 1ms put in state prison, Vrsides securing the dispriced on them that will sell the goods. If• respect of all with whom he come* In con­ you lim'd uuytbliu in tbi- •’•nr you can­, tact. There’s nothing “smart” in such al* afford lo uilr> the chance this closing act.*, and we’ve never heard of a boy jy ho started life in that way and kept it up be­ out sale gives you. coming a rich man. On lhe contrary, David ite.inctt. ace M. died at his home thousands of such have brooms paupers in lhe secdud ward. Friday morning, uf and criminals, abhorred by All who knew tvphoid pneumonia. Mr. Bennett was e them, and when they dl«T were neither hardworking, honest, faithfnl nnd useful missed nor mourned. “Honesty is the citte'iu He will be rememben-d fur his best policy." . many good qualifies. He leaves a Wife Foster, the weather prophet, predict* nnd seven children. severe storms for October, commencing Those feeding the services of nn under­ early in the month. He says Ute storm taker will fiud“lra VanVaiktnburgli ns wave will leave thc Pacific coast aoout fully prepared as in thtf past to attend to September 30. and cross thc Borky Alle­ all cate. Mr. VanValkrnburgh has sold gheny valley from October 1 to 8; reach­ <iis home and can now befvund a'.ttie llast- ing tbe Atlantic cb-ist on the 4th. He ex­ 4ng* bouse, ^cave calls there after business pects I he greatest force ot the wave to be hours. Al other times al the ature. spent in Illinois and Missouri, about Ln order to supply the large and increas- October t. Tornadoes, cloudbursts, hail • ing demand fur silver plated knives and aud severe gales may be expected, and forks I bought one hundred dozen of the within one or or two days following killing best grwds in the market 1 can supply frosts. These Octo)>cr storms, lie says, every teidy with a good article at small will indicate the weather for the coming •ost. No farmer's wife should be without winter, and If unusually revert, a very cold and stormy winter, commencing early, ji stl ui tfco of them. may confidently be expected. John Bbssmbd. tbe Jeweler. Additional Local. The supervisor will convene Monday. Jits. L 7L Stone, of Kalamazoo, so rt! known aa lecturer, traveler nnd teach­ er will l* in Hastings Friday, Oct. 9tb. Al two o’etedt in the nftvrnoon she will giro a talk t«> the ladies at the home of Nat turn Bari'i*-. Subject. “Isabella Club”. In the c'eniug. at h»!f past sevqp, at Mrs. Dr Barber's a lecture. .Subject: ‘The idea of ttie Higher Education of Women.’’ ,^|iuitu!«vV to lecture tW cts. SeVeir uetave pUno style organs will be ttecugan i.f the future. Joins Hessmer, ■the J<-wrier, had one st his stere aud has -m>M it kireaily. Evrty one that examined »te same said it was tbe Itandsumesi and Yol roustruek-d ever shown. Any piano mrndc ran te played on this oripin. There arc no tt«p* nn the organ. Tbe player has itte control of the Instrument withont the iraml -'ff from tte keys. . Cladett ik' has ci-ntra.-ted to write of article* fur The Ladies Home Juurnn'.. of Philadelphia, especially in­ tended for American women. The series will bo railed “Hint.- from a Mother's Life." and lr£ «< the great English statesmait's wife wifi tell the Method which she adopted in bringing up her chilitren. As Mrs. Gladstone in on<‘ ot the most practical wotnm. in England, and her Children have all attained position^ of eminence, ter arUelrs fw tte Journal wHl have a interest to every mother in the The following clipped from an exchange may prove of benefit to some fanners, asmany of them have posted notices forbid­ 1ding hunting on their farms. Tbe item shows the legal value of such notices, the 'steps neccsaarv to be taken to punish hunt­ 1ers who disobey said notices, aud may save costs to farmers whu can not prove dama­ ' ges. Under the common law wild game' ' belongs to no man more than to another, aud because it chanres to be on one man’s farm does not make it bis property. It belongs to the first person catching it if not out of the reason designated by the sjatutc. That being the case, your only action against one hunting on your plate is trespass, and youths’. prove mure than nominal damages or tbe a«t will fall on j you to pay. The whole thing sums down to this: What Is tbe damage for a man to go across your farm? if io hunting there, be kills your eow, breaks down a tree,' pulls down a fence or does any other dam­ age. then yon can recover, but otherwise not. Tlie notices being posted would be prima facie evidence that the trespass was intentional, that in all.” Tbe board uf supervbon> should, and doubdeu will, take steps next week to Place tbe responaiWlity for the dangerous character of the jail and eourthoure wiiere it Ix-longs. upon tbe people of Barry county. The jail has been condemned as ar. unfit place to keep anybody. That it is a lire trap, that it does not comply witti structures. It la a grave and serious danger that confronts the people \>t Barry county hi this matter. And on them the responsibility should rest for its con­ tinuance. Ab we have stated, Mr. Storrs of the State Board of Corrections and Charities writes that JStO.OOO will build a ; suitable jail for Barry county. Allegan county has demonstrated that S45.00U will build a suitable Dre-proof court bouse. The two can be put up and furnished for 1 £53.000, and we believe thc supervisors | will do the wise thing to submit the question of building the two structures at once, taking two or three years to pay for, them, and issuing no bonds. The Barry county teachers’ association will inert at thu Hastings high school room on Saturday. Oct. 17th, 1881. at 9 o’clock a. tp. standard time with the following program: Music. Prayer. Music. Address by President. Paper by Miss Ejllth Latham. Elements of Successful Teaching, Chas. E. Woodman. Music. Calisthenics in the Schoolroom (Illustrat­ ed) by Harry Andrus. School Discipline, Prof. A. O. Wilkin­ son. Music, Noon recess. Music. Question box. Early American History,. Miss Flora Beadle. Class exercise in tcchical grammar—Miss Elia Hallock. Recitation, Dwight I*. Goodyear. EQUALIZATION OF BAHRY COUNTY. As required by scrtlaa X3 ot Howell's Annoued Statute*. I hereby cmiim- to txt published BBW!D0 M nn A BBT Hffi amount added by state tuuird ot equaltratlon. . and tie aggregate MtwuiH <4 real and persona!; ixtuie tut equalled b> tLc State board ot equalixatton for i«tl • , Population Barry county. JtM....... sn.TKS Acre* land in Barry nouutjr asae«rd t>y Board aupervfsuira lu Lwi... Real e-vtete tz. Barry atmnty aareasC<1 b> BoardXuperrtera. iwji... 5 ajstt.rao 90 Real estate to Barry county rvnialixed by Board MiptRWUora. tmu.,. Pe'M»:iai estate in B-.t:y county a*Mwrd by Bj,nl Snpcrvtsue. UP!, t.tsexwj 00 Total real and nersonsl a« equal­ ized by H.>unt Supefvter tsh . 11.071.112 CO Amount added by St^te Iio.krj of Equalization, tfoi..,... . ......... AgxreRate real and « state by'*SWe baxnr*ot• . a» cquatlzed" c---- *•“*"■ ”••---* <sjna.. M...u............. ualiration .......... ..J..................... 13.000,000 co . I hereby earthy — that, tJtp MhuW ussrorrect strtrmeuC of taels rectiV aJn:ng to Ibe equ.thxalion of Barry rout.tr by tiHie stat" board of e<|'ialballon tor twi, as twkiten from ItaeerrUhMl repart to me HaLK-KRxyoN, C.mnty Tnti’•urerui t tetry County. IlMtlngv Micli..Oclti, —......... ......... L—..j PROBATE ORDER. SUteof Michigan.cmmty of Barry.—m. At a session ft the Probate Court for tbe County of Bargy. holdrm at tbe ITotmte Offlce Id Um City of HastlnKi. in said coatity, on Tues­ day, the sixth day of Osiobrr In the year one thousand eight hundred and ninety-one, Pn psfe**’ Armcrong, Judge of tn r - matter of the estate of Jennie J. Seelr.y. deceased. a:«l of deiermiulng who are or were the heir* at law nf said d^eased. On readh-R and filing the petit on duly vertfled, of James\a. Seeley. i>ra>tfcK forreaaon? tn. reln Hated, (hat un order m decree be made In this court, dete-nilnhix wbu are or were the hrtP •*.o( !U-ld J. Seeley, deceased, and eniltlrd to intierit sold estate and their reaijHiUve rights tticreln. TbrreuzM.n it murdered.that Wednesday the 4th day of November A. h. isn. at ten o'clock tn The 6th Sense, Imagination, Prof. Mc­ tbe forentem. te assigned for the heanug of >atd petldou. nnd that the helm at Inw of said Laughlin. ’ ..it i__ School Room Hygiene, Sec. Enoch Andrus. » th*” te imbti-n at the I*rot>Alc tr the eity of HMtinga, tn said county, and Grading Country Schools. Win. M. Ottce tttuw cause, ff any there te. why tho prkyer of Warner. the petitlrmer mnr not be grantwi. Anil it la It Is proposed to make this meeting of fiirth.-r ordered, I u.tt s*ld petitlotrar give n»e»,xthe esaoelatlon a rousing success. Let to the pentons intrec’lxd lu Mid eMai*.-, of f,hr peix'.-ucv of said petite'!, and the bearfi.s* every teacher and friend of education In Barry county make special effort to be puttlsted It tbe HatUngs Baxkkm. a newspa.mt printed and cireubued 1» »*ld county c! presesL ' Barry, otwe !u each week for three hucoeaslve Daxiei.C. Wauxkb war ks previous to said dur of liejriny. Lavra Hntan.Kr Committee. • CHABUtaW. AjtMMTROXG. (Atroeeopv.) Judge of .Probate. Chas. E. Woodmax I'BOBAIE ORDER. State of Michigan. County of Ban/—«. At a session ot the Probate C-ourt for the counre of Barry, holdcti at the Probate Ottes m tue city ot Hastings, in said county, ou M>i jday lhe fifth day of October. In tbe year one thousand elShi hundred and ninety one . F^rgant, Clurius W. Armstrong, Judge «j tn the matter of the estate of Jsree* Mahoney, deceased. On reading ano filing the petition, drily veri­ fied of George T. Manuel, aon-ln-law of v.ld deceased. pray lac that lltr adtr.iiil-aratton of * dd eatete ma' b” granted to Myron Wing «• to MW other nultiUde perwa. Tberropoti it Is ordered. that Friday, tbr PROBATE ORDKK. State of Ml<hlgan. Our.tv «f B-irry—m. Ata sesjion of the Probate.Court for lira -unrv of, Barre. hoMen »t the ITobate Office in Uh* city o! nnstlngs. i" said county, no Wednes­ day, the •rvruthdav of O-lober In the year me thousand eieht hundred and ninety one. chMr*«« w- Armstrnng. Judge ot v2.2'j!£!L,,< Voangs. oreeasrd. “»*■•«• «ICb»rfe»K. »-rtitr. nraying that his final aenrafit thlsdav filed may be teard and allowed, and a decree 6t dt‘tefbutton entered and he dbeb«nted from his said trust. Ttereniam tt la ordered, that Thursrfxv. the Mb •Uy of November. A. I». irai. at t*o o'cloc k in n)r fnretinoh.be aiMlgued for lhe heartnc of aMd If So, C3rO to Morrill & Co AND GET ONE We have just received a very fine and correct line of them. We have the Dunlap style which is conceded by all to be the correct hat. We are also load with Soft OUR LINE OF GENTS FURNISHING GOODS If you need a necktie, Is very complete. don’t fail to see our line. In fact, if vou need anything in Gent’s Furnishing Goods call on us. We can please you a l •teomuwdaml YOURS RESPECTFULLY, SR E. W. MORRILL & CO., ONE-PRICE CLOTHIERS. � https://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/418/HastingsBanner_1891-10-15.pdf 53b903158d08fcaa95ae492ba7cfdc6f PDF Text Text bi 'r&A Circulation },f any />a/>er in the | County- Hastings V0L.XXXV1- NO. 24 HASTINGS, MICH., OCTOBER 15, 1891. ’™hGS Banner c’SSkjbS’^., iiastixch. jrrtn. THE TOWER Constant Drojjijg Of water wean away tho hard­ est rock, and a similar idea is my excose for keeping my name and business before you 1 on may think I am well ad­ vertised and ought to quit, but so was the last candidate for governor on the labor ticket tan you name him! MY BUSINESS IX BARGAINS THIS WEEK Ila j -inf in Boy's Clothing. .jin. in Youths’ Clothing. . iii Men’s Clothing. a! >s in Furnishing Goods. -are your fare to Grand Rapids, and get t -. ni want, what is seasonable, suitable .lit. if you buy clothing and furnishing s al HUDSON’S Banner Is selling watches, clocks, jew­ elry and silverware. 1 keep the best and choicest stock in Hastings. Prices always the lowest. F.8.PMAST. COUNTY NEWS. Dr. 1’owtra has a fine new organ from S. Roberta, Battle Crvek. (’bus. Tuckerman and John Roger* went to Allegan county recently, driving threugh with horae and buggy. Jnc. Tuckerman ami wife have been vis­ iting' relative* in> New York for suvend weeks. Jerome Fro*t was at Lansing three days last week, a delegate to th« Alliance. Mra. I.. Dean Is uii th.- sick list. Preston Jewell, Dr. Powers. A. W. Hartom. Dan Keje.,, A. G. Kent, Cahlu Smith. John Tasker. Louis Hinchman and Henry Ellis and non were at Grand Rapids last Thursday to sec the great NelsonAllerton race. Grace Adkins Is married #0 we hear but wc did not lu-ar the lucky fellow’s name. They are on wedding tour and will make Battle Creek llieir home. Jerome Frost expects to move bis mill on tv the North Meadows farm the last of this week. throughout the surrounding country. E. H. Bowen and non have lieen buying sheep the past week, and among them a reglsierwi Shropshire ram. It’s a dandy. James Devine im# made a sale aud Kansas hbi P^IW^tory to going to Milo Corning has about completed his new house. . Lewis Baldwin has just put up a nice new wind mill. Carlton. There was a surprise on G. W. Caln end wife Tuesday. A goodly number were present and all had a good time, quite n number of presents were left to remind them that their friends had not foreotbn them. Hecht & Carpenter are finishing their threshing in this place. Quite a number of the S. D. Adventists went tn Freeport last Saturday. Elder Myers, of Freeport, has rented Hie Cain house and will move his family to this place. * .Minnie Fleming and Vina Vester Intend tkgo to Battle Creek in about t«o weeks on a visit Mute Ko*<L Ladles Dime society will meet next Thumlay at Mrs. Hural's. Frank Marks has returned from Muske­ gon where ly ha- been seeking work but did nht find it. Mrs. Bert Rhine visited at Mrs. Cowlew’ last week. The j»otat*i crop seems to be very large in this part of the county. Mis. Graeo Osborn visited her parents last week. The new pastor has commenced his pastoral work at the Fisher church. Additional county news on an inside page. NAVAL HOUSEKEEPING. BLESSINGS OF THE OFFICERS’ MESS 0“ BOARD A MAN-OF-WAR. Co-nporallon On lils Ship. EnnbJos The best Advertis­ ing medium tn Bar­ ry County. WHOLE NO. 1896 Rio witfi from $500 to $2,«XI to hi# credit in the jiaymaMtcr’* hands. To bo *ure, there are entertainments to be returned at ports where foreign ahipa or foreign army.hosts are encountered: but men1* hospitality aboard ship is a vastly cheaper thing than hospitality ashore. It's the saving* of a long cruise that en­ able naval officer* to live well ashore, to maintain their families in moderate com­ fort and to indulge in the luxury of leave or shore duty, with the accompanying de­ crease in pay. Id fact sea pay I* purposely made higher than any other upon the tho □ry that the officer, if he Los n family, must maintain them iu n separate c*tabIKhmcut asbbre. whereas It is taken for granted that with shore duty he shall' manage to have Li* family nt tbe same na­ tion ftdth Idmsrlf. Ail this sometime* works an nppftnnt ln-.nlatiip, fur shore duty doc* not always include quarter* suf­ ficient for a family, and the officer find* himself with decreased |»ay and increased expense*. The mess caterer is a person , not to be envied. He must engage servant*, see to the purchase of stores, consult individual tastes as far as possible, and hear with what patience be may the grievances of a duxeu or perhaps a score of men. If the beer gives out tjetwecn Aden and the next port, he must.endure the curse* of the thirsty. If the wine turn* soar in the tropics, he is criticised its an injudicious buyer. It frequently happens in Hnytian waters that no fresh meat is obtainable for weeks together. Baked bean* were sub­ stituted for meat by one ship cruising in these .waters, and all on board returned with a horror of tho favorite New England dish.—New York Suu. A Fish Wheel. A machine for Liking fifth by the whole­ sale is employed in North Carolina. It 1* called a "fish wheel" and is workni like an ordinary water wheel by a narrow stream that is permitted to give outlet to a dammed stream. But it i« so constructed tbit in revolving it picks up all the fish that pas* through and throws them into a great box. In the same state l» operated what is termed -a "fish slide," which I* limply on enormous tray made of board*, with a bottom of ojien slat*, set in the flow of a rapid. 'An the fish come downstream they pas* on over the tray, and lhe inter falling through the slat* leAyes them flap­ ping about on the planks, whence they are •cooped up with dip ucts>—Waslungton Etar. gtoves, were red. Her Inind flew to her side iu the very gesture the doctor had been teaching me. -She gave a little laugh, and nervously remarked: “I—I feel so—hot and—prickly. I *uppo*e—I’m all red! Yea roe—it was—the surprise—that did ill DonVlook »o—frightened, miss. I haven’t no pahi. I ain’t rod, neither, am L nowF’ Heaven know* *he was not. Her ver£ ill* wore white. So, with thank* end pallid smile*, the poor *oul removed her­ self and her fell disease from' my presence^ and I had received my second painful ob­ ject lesson. The night before tbe production of t-ho play, in a spirit of tutochief, I drew up a document for the doctor to sign, in which he acknowledged that in my study of heart disease he bad been my teacher. For, said f. should the critic* attack that part of my work, you will then have to share tbe blame. Laughingly I brought forth my document. Laughingly he signed IL The critics did not attack, but I still keep the acknowledgment.—Clara Morris in North American Review. - Her Little Scbctuo. Dealer* in old furniture have somequeer stories to tell about women. One is about a silk petticonted crtaiture who greatly ad­ mired a certain quaint mahogany side­ board. She came Into tbe shop and exam­ ined it carefully several times, and on ana occasion abstracted a small portion of the carving. On her next visit she offered the dealer a x-rtain price, which was far Ixilow the one lie had demanded, and at the’same time •aid she bad discovered that a piece of the woodwork wa* missing. The dealer dared not accuse her of the theft, but he is mor­ ally certain that she committed it, and tells tbe story in perfect good faith.—New York World. . • Tbe bail* of Mrs. Hopkins-Searles'* pal­ ace nt Great Barrington, like the hall* in the song, are marble hall*. The electric lights nre set in pillars of onyx and shed a refulgent glow, soft tinted by their passage through the stone. The music .room is BO feci long and 42 feet high, of quartered oak and paneled in stucco of Ivory tint. Each panel contains a costly oil paiuting.an idea of the value of which may be had from tbe foci that one of them dropped from a freight car and in the settlement was val­ ued at $10,000. Tbe organ cost $73,001 There are forty room* in the bouse and all are furnished in prodigal disregard for money.—Philadelphia Upholsterer. Naval officeta below tbe rank of, com­ STAGE HEART DISEASE. mander, witU#a!aric« varying from Cl.txv to $3,«» a year, manage to maintain n de­ Hie proprietor of the Coleman House Syinptutue uf tbo Dread Mahuly. gree of ^tyle that to the ordinary civilian barber shop wa* asked bis experience at It I* always------enay to -------make--------one’* obno lx»{t*r off M-eiiMt absolutely mysterious. , -- not ---------------­ Nut only must a naval officer keep hirnwf acrvntlona. I remember that on one occa- shaving dund men. “I never did it but once.” he raid. "‘and aupplied with the half dozen style* of anl- ' Mun I experienced considerable difficulty in form enjoined by the government, but ho j obtaining the subject I wished to study, that was.while >was only an apprentice ‘ and could n >t very well help myself. I wa* must bo able ‘ when ashore to present a deIt wa* at the time that Messrs. Shook <!t Eugene llarthoru burled a little daughsent to share Major Bowen, one of the ler abunt tdx months of age Sabbath ufter- cent appearano- in civilian's attire; he ; Palmer were about to produce “Miss Mu!- ilnret men and leading citizen* of the state ton” Ht the Union ° Square theatre. *«i__ Mis* j noon' at Baptist chapel. Sermon by Trof. must atop at good hotel*; he must osso * " “* "fl'~ *’“* Multon dies, but there ia in the whole play of Georgia, which is my state. 1 don't care chue with civilians of soda! position cor[ AxdeJ, of Kalum*2*xi Baptist college. no won! which indicate* the nature of the to share dead men. and. as a matter of t John Cook made a trip to HaMlngs Mun­ rraqxinding to* bi* own. and if be has a fact, I have never been called npon for such disease which causes her death. day. we umlenttand fot tbe purpose «>f en­ wife aud children he must maintain them After jlne consultation, ’the power* work since I cane north. The undertaken in good style. All this i* made possible tering a complaint against Manley Billing!. decided that tbe* lady should die of generally do it nowaday*." largely by tnin*of that spocies of domes ­ j for assault and battery, ami returned •T thought it was n job extra well paid tic rommuniem known r« co-operative heart diiwaw; a very simple matter so far | armed with a-.notiee to said Billing* not to for?" housekeeping The officers’ mew* akiard as the power* were concerned, but a very “It ia Tbe old charge was al ways five dob molest .-aid Cook. •hip is initbing more or less than such a ■difficult matter to me, who had tbe part to inra, and 1 Iwlicve it is today, This high price Will MuHun’a baby 1* under Dr. Hyde's play. -1 --------knew--------------ok«>i:itdy nothing of heart •peclas of commuuiHm. - ----------------------is charged because tbe barber is euppoeed ■ care. When « uu>» U made up aboard ship disease, nor could I find a single friend ur to throw away the razor he ha* shaved a F\ • \ j Hazen |» driving a well for George Nei- each man in tbe combination contributes a acquaintance who could assist me. • £ a . 1/ I ■ _ _ _ Ison. completed one forG. Black-- ----- .. — .for the . —, — . supplies. ------ <■. . I i1 turned MHU He ite completed-one forty. A. A. muck purchase of turned to to the the doctor, doctor, under under whoae who*e care care dead man with. The nnib-rtakers no uuin. ami put up a wlnd-tuill for George | jf 1((? llt tiicmo.nent to bo short of 1 1 »>’«« *"«• n,*d n*ked hift help. After doubt charge five dollar* today, and one Muikti. • fund* he ir.:y draw two nsouth*’ pay in , «• ’»'e conversation be decided tint ni.giua of their assistant* doe* the shaving, or j MateSackvt has returned to Blooming- nilvanw Ths common fund is placed in pectoris was what J wns looking-for. a* It they send for a cheap barber nod pkv him the 1bauds caterer .cho«n from ,1.. the 1 >.t-enird seemed to mlnnt ralapt itself itaalf nerfectlv perfectly tn the rere­ fifty cents fpr hi* work, pocketing the reel.* inn. HI. Ill ,t... ....... 1. o? a ............... |1 Inn, A German bnrlier in another establish­ 1 M.igc B. thot nine ducks al Mud lake mess. and the Ktippliea are purchased In Qnlreinent* of the character 1 dcMribed tt> ment said that he hail shaved several dead &Ut««l«il<wl0W«4|x»riU»«»U Tho« u.bewui Uy ttlllns me M>m«U>lD« one umrtiifK last week and wa* home • Tbe -• ■ uf the struct nre of the heart. He showed guntlenten, and did not dislike the job. again to take breakfast with his family. the me** fc* Btartcd. caterer makes The price paid was fi ve dollar*, but bo al­ ' Can any of yout.sporting mv’« i"’at careful calculation*, allowing fur breakage mo aonw ugly picture*, too, that looked, to ways divided It with tbo undertaker, as a We ii)ev» kiH Miy more birds in that given and other, l****e>s adds a small percentage my eyes, like *cction*of ripe tomatoes with matter of course. He was a member of time. , . uf profit ftfcd then retail* hi* suppUraaL blue mdiahos growing through them. He the Barbers' Protective union, but there i-c.t prices considerably below’ current rates taught me where my heart wa* located, was nothing in their rules a* to lhe rate to and informed me that, in the ordinary Creme «le uieucbe, popularly known .-:* j stage gesture, when the hand sc*ks the be charge*} for such work. * MrtUADna Wolf i* Itadly afflicted with *'l only shave one dead man,” observed .... . , Kn-.rt .hi. ’iC.r.olln n.ltiil I • ,.'>'•>0.1,11, if ! i It H green mart, is n highly popular cordial heart, the aforesaid ^mnd is something like a young barlwr with black curly Lair, "an inilaniaUtrj rheumatism. ..... (i»i;-keu-ple social at Win. Smith’s Fri­ aniong naval ollio-ra, and. In fact, is said n foul away from tlw songfit-for organ. so 1 say* uot no more of them for me.. I liral called to the attention uf He minutely and reiwatedly described to got much work to shave clean under the day evening of this week. A full hottae is to have the discriminating American public by the me the attit ude and expression of one en­ chin, and 1 mal^e n little nick—just ve’ lit­ their wish. ' me** of a Uuitwl Stole* man-of-war. during, in jqwechlcs*, almost breathless, tle—when that *dc:td man he open bls l«ee Clm.se Ims l<*t hi# family horse. agony, that awful torture called by doc­ Juhn Marks Is nt home fur a few days Green mint retails iu saluou* and even in mouth all widh like that. I wa* in all clulrt at fifteen ceuts tier glnM, but the tor* angina |>ectorl». This was to be used a-tremble and * peraiferat ion at once. But from Ingham county. for the climax of the play. So far we bad Mrs. Cole, of Grand Rnpips, Is vlsning mesa rate aboard s*bip is ordinarily just gone smoothly enough, but *u*ldenly, to the undertaker pulls a piece of nitalin un­ one-half that price. The price of tho best der tbe chin and says. Tk-aa! men tell do het. patents. Win. Balti*. use n theatrical expression, the doctor champagne in a well managed mess L* tales when the month is tied up.’ And so usually under $2 jierNunrt. Tho price “stuck." I get my money anti put it on Salvador, Woo«11*ndHe declare*! hl# utter Inability to convey Sevcral Woodlanditcs went to your dty ashore is Jrorn ffL.IO to S&-7A Tbe beat im­ to me an idea of the manner in which a nud he win the race.” “I* the money for sharing a dead mon Wednesday to see that the board of ported elytra are retailed to the mess nt patient brentliea when suffering from ex­ k- are now complete and we are prepaacd to sup- on "ur supervisors properly Incorporated our from 40 to i>0 per cent, below shore- price*. citement or fatigue. That was unfortu­ .luckyf" CHEAP UVtXG. l«y tile 1 "i all for the coming Fall and Winter Seasons. vilhwec. “Alwny*. Every barber tell you that. nate, for it wns on that symptom 1 most . . ,i. m There are onlinnrily two officers’ meises Frof. Pixley held a concert at lhe M. relied to Indicate to tbe audience what was We always back a horae a ith it, and.the below dock* aboard n United Stato* ship, E. cb.in-1, on Towday ewnJlK “'d “■'« Mi** Multon’s physical condition, her elo­ horse be dead »uro for to win."—SJew York tbo wardroom tnes* and the steerage mtw-< quent language making plain her domestic Advertiser. to a full house. The latter I* for mhbihipmen and other It is reported that we are soon to have woe*. I lieggvd lhe doctor to show me how junior*. The captain tuwwe* alone in sol­ acWS.dffimXm w^iu Hasting# Wed- emn state, and If tho vessel boa flagship 1 should breathe, but be shook hi* bead Mntdc ha* iwen used and i* still employed and said, “No, no! you must see a sub­ the ndminil may have bis own separn^ ject,” At his next visit J saw he was by many uncivilized race* to predict the m WtUhink timt it would Ixj a fine thing if table. The cost of liviugAn the wardroom vexed, and pretty *00:1 he Informed me future, i’li-drum Is the usual Instrument N o ■ >■.. the finest lino of Dress Goods that was ever ex- our "city dad*” would take care of some mess is ordinarily from thirty-five to forty that the only heart subject be had found appropriated to the office of divination, dollar# a month, exclusive of wines and was n man lieanlel to tbe eyes; but, said possibly for the very good reason that hibitc: , part of the country. Our fine Parisian Dress of the drunkenness that is nuw a dally oc- cigar*. All transaction* are on the credit primitive people* as a rule have no other. on our llrrets. _i^„» system. Whenever a bottle of wine or a he, while he savagely buttoned Ids coat. The Lapland wizard*, who to the present, ‘ attorns i Novelties are the latest and most elegant m the curren't ■ We wonder what our supervisor is ah*1’*1- cigar is ordered the purchaser “writes a "I’ll find you n subject, or that man’s market. beard shall c-nne off. for you must sec that day retain their ascendancy over the cre­ We think he ought to make a long Hat of chit" o. the amount. dulity of their countrymen, point tbe movement of nostril and mouth.” thcMe who api-ear on our -tnxfta In mi mThese chits are *utnmed up at the end of Not more than two hour* after there lumiuaric* of the sky upon their drum­ tnsieftted comlition and post it up in the tho month nud payment is made either was a violent ring at tbe bell-, and, glanc­ beads, together with the figure* of tbe Lhxm and forbid any liquor being sold to directly by the debtor or through thu paying from the window and seeing the duc­ earth, rivers, trees. mountain*, etc., pre­ mvtter. No ehit Is given for inenb, and tor'* carriage, I hurried’ to the ball, and, tending that the instrument was the di­ Tk Sebudi h» be«n b»provbi« lib Xj boudin, . new fcne .nd »lde- each officer is entitled to take guilts on looking down, saw a very cruel thing. rect creator of the harmony of the world. board to breakfast or dinner a* often as ho Tbe doctor and a woman were standing at This being assumed true, what more likely will At the end of the cruise tbo profits foot of the long, long staircase. Then than that thu same drnm which reared the Oar immense Cloak room is fitted wiih the largest assort­ "ww understand Hint Mrs. Gordon will of tho me* are divided pro rnta jtmong the the he caught her by the arm, and, starting structure of the universe shall Ims able with the town booed to allow and if the ship goes oht of com­ by her side, rarf her up die whole long very little trouble to give information rela­ ment of well selected Cloaks for Misses, Children and Ladies, t^Tdomooes tor b,'ln,r inJutvd by roll I no members, mission whatever stock of stores ia on flight of slatr*. Shall 1 ever forget that tive to it* affairs—in one word, to predict from th ■ cheapest to the very finest, at the most reasonable “•Jr^I- ™ - band is either auctioned off to the officer* woman’s fa« a* she stood swaying, cling­ the future. or sold to the mesa of some other ship. . By intcrprupalou of it* tapping, the pricer, y can suit everybody in style, ^t and price. Do ing to the door frame! Her ghastly, waxen Whenever on officer is detached from n pallor; the strained, scared look in her drummers undertake to foretell the weather ''i'Kei'^Mo'toend.te.ood <!>. not buy before you have seen us. •hip before the end of the cruise or before and thu approach of storms, the probable Mrs. Due jiapjd.* on 'Tuesday. the me>s breaks up. he nettles account* eyes; the dilating nostrils; above all, the movement of lhe muscles about tho mouth, Buccea* In hum-lug. tbe issue of nny trade ""wulGrtanbiobloWbdon nor streets with tbe mesa caterer If he has been mod­ width contracted tbe upper lip at every,, erate in tie use of wines and cigar* he may hurtling, gasping breath! wtort but Itos n very l»d onn. mrry off a handsome elinre of profit*. The ductor pushed by her and hastily of Ila excellence ns.a sort of divining rod, Tbe bemity and economy of the mess sys­ whispered, "You are a student and not not unlike the hazel wand once *0 fatneu*, otir vlllapo blacksmith. Shn Nasten- tem is best *hown on long cruises. At cer­ well enough to attend”— I don’t know by mean* of which they cun discover a brtik Put ln * lhrW WD 1 tain intervals United State* rblp* make .• whether he said clafw or lecture. I was lost reindeer or the whereabouts on the . Our line of Carpets coni prises as usual the latest designs the cruise through the Mediterranean and only sure of tbe word student. So, burn­ frosty plains of any article that ba* been Rod aeon, down the cast coast of Africa, ing witii shame, I took my cue, and going dropped front a sledge.—Chambers' Jour­ ^higran;, .. Tapestries, Body Brussels, Moquette?, around the Cape of Good Hope, westward forward 1 felt her pulse and asked her a nal. - lts ai!‘i Velvets. Id our Curtain and Upholstery Depai to Montcrideo or Rio, and poeadbly thence few appropriate question*. We were alone ••matrons was borne over Sun- homeward. The voyage to Rio may occupy then for a fc-v moments, and Bhe told me In France tbe making of matched 1* a car ..e found everything that is in the market. nine moallis or a year, and If there has her pitifully commonplace little story. I monopoly of tbegovernment, which farm* wd in. “,kM *ri’‘nd« been no loitering in luxurious •Mcditerro- questioned her closely as to how anger or out tbe privilege ata large figure, tbe result When in Kalamazoo do not fail to give us a call. nesn peris the trip will have been highly surprise affc led her, and finding she whs being that it com* much more to atrike a We have the reputation for the Largest Assortment, Latest economical for all on board. For seven or very poor and bed a child to care for, I light in that country than it doe* ekoeight months the total cost of living may slipped a bill into her band as she rose to where. . tyles and Lowest Prices. be under fifty dollars per month for each go. To determine whether the joint of a office.-. As pay range* from $100 to 800 per She was thanking me quietly when her sewer pipe looks nr not, wrap it wit<h a month it i* easy to estimate the possible eyre fell upou lhe figure on the bill, in­ piece of white doth MtitruUd with a euha“I'felXS h.r.. in lb. stantly over her neck, her face, her cur* tlon of acetate of lead. If it leak* tbe cloth saving­ AM OFFICKII’8 SAVINGS. there flamed a color so flercly, hotly red will become black. The WM.L- officer who baa started such a it seemed to scorch tbe skin. Her very inline with nothing against him on ti.n wrists, where they were bared shore her 1 govwunwul ’ s books reaches Montevideo or ■’KSir r,J* nRAAD RAPIDS Rosenbaum & Speyers . . . . . . . KALAMAZOO, MICH., The r, Headquarters for (A OAKS AXD CARPETS, In South-western Michigan. DRESS GOODS Cloaks and Furs * cW" ral“»PP'" 1,.du'X“ ^bu.LTl« .be.»<n.»<d Yours Respectfully, ROSENBAUM & SPEYERS .11 I I �The Baptist A14 sncTety hold . * — , hr-r wrath «nd ’’owlM rrnrrajra- «he *’w neighboring counties. unite tar «»>’ •"“* O¥W u”' "”‘1' ”r t,d the HMtWcncf! of H. E. Hendrit !*. Ina lot 1. block 6. Grant's add—New. •lay evening. • ri ' Frt-Why." -M “r W.lum w »"• Atansu (ta*lwal4der e.xrt stfl« Mivh. »*>■ ZniMKrili. "I w« -T'" jdet In regular st-nlii Frida) ev?nlux, May abutth.R sunlit H lol 5. tktocfc IX Striker’* ad<Mr. Shaffer oceipta th,, h,..,.,. . W.rrrn HcvkiM ‘I'*1 J]?. A. l>. Hud,... ..........’••■G'ds n. New. bny ... S*u> Z. llMr-» *~l > J*nte»I. Wllkhweaal aid-*Mich, ave., ataRt- gtc.nbw ui-ou liH |Jw” ‘hl> 1 IV, Th» C«mn>l Literary ... taK tota 'J.XI mmI 3W- New walk. w<xmd eni> of l»«n» whirl. «n>D0W lu ul hl. «lte «»l*lns Iron. W« ‘ Th' “4 Al«'» on south ride side Thorn st-, abultfcg mr-rl.n. In Ute M*h M-bm.1 . ■ ‘ Ute) b*'ln« «•“' f™m “’“7 t,.i,iten..n rleel*n» hr’ll .,»»<■' "kidnap Aid.'Bllusioa took hl* tert. .lots W and 23.’-Repair*. _j K “ on.— Monday er^ln*. Movrd by Aid. Bentley tlirt p*’1tinn from Croat-urik mi vart Ude Mleb. ave. urer High wbteh tell tenu tin !•■»>« tb “T •mnlter child Wlllroul l>l» lM«e Kwkr wife —Repairs. . eron .u trallral. Tbl. h O»‘»S *“ •* Frwpvrt Cur. I/rtK-ll Jnun.nl. Ax Ordixancr. To sutborl;* th" consinje street John C. wfoktaman on north -side of Hath PMiyrrnm UrtraW ot an ••KlrcMw l^rht and power Plant" in Mr- ****"' Moved by Aid. Re* Witt thri jv'llUm of m. tl«»n abu’tlhg lots UK), IM, WJuut! Wt-Kep4W». (Inrtou- nllm.te nt -^. 22 a .—_...... ..I,... .nl...-J ' tn tnaeitr nf tliulitivs. t’wry county, Michigan, street also savs that during a resident* of up­ v.'aburhe • xerel*e»«»f the priril-it-s incid-jut thereto, HKCOXD OUve «** ill. Green street, north side abulttog pektred Letter. nijniwn-.......... -..... • • ward of fifty years «’> WchUfon j1** and th- riipt>lrit«g of iia’-t tunl t»ower :•» said " ■ To the Hon. mayor 3rd common enu«*rtl: 4, block 2, Ka*t add—New Artirur Gesier lias returned home from Delayed Utter. . city and tto inhabi’auts thereof for pub.lc and lot T\ J. Bro-tezu. ca«i side Ilauorer Strutt, Oliver known so wanu weather |n tbe rati Minnesota, lie intendi to return In UhKr.uk wtp „ . private co’iNUiii'.'U-'n. a* we have had this yeur.—1 ortland Ol>lot 5, E.i«l adu—Repair*. WSIW. — SW rn-HRi. BMC. 1. The wnuniKi co-inell of lhe city of abutting d»>-ulk>.l »llh II, lr Inta, . Wl Tto foaowlng versnti* were n.inlnriiNi Tor Hasftnu* Mr ontklii'. south side Walnut .street, fchnttordain*: Tbs’ km!* K Bentley nf tto *'Mri' n«iry KiWer Is Improving «lowlj. IranrhrUutd,., ; snrvvr. •* Trwwntorriilp. subject tn vrtor approval: Fred city of G<»nd lot 5. block'lh East add—New. Rapids, atri M* uswiatc* or their Ing Britta, age 22, oecupaltoii taborer. n-ritonre vrigBS nrc ton Also ou o side H*»ovar rtrent abuttma wu»ic A couple of Plain well fellow* were coura-granted the rich! and IranCti»i CUnto-rlstol Uniul lUpUs ou muralnk Uan iwok, and i!,. n mate ainsut. 411> Ward; .l>-*- Dariiu-;. axe ta, cbiso tnmumtrm'tby — te'prtta. a miluibta ••ptani.’’to gcuer- laiMait wre r>--n<l. tflnr tnumi .. tug.-,Grand street, north sld<? abuttl'K lug their trotter after dark at a *2;t0 H I' business In.t wok. occupation laborer, resident-" Walnut avrnu.-, >«te. aril >uid supply . ehxtrieliy lor light aud on tbe rout trom Ots*<o. They drove in­ Id Wwrd. a. K. Rnskkm, Forcuiaa 11-New top. Conrad Kabb-r- "t reb»ke>'. G VIslUo. oon.luct-S by Kr-v. Vl. i, i,.r „. fewer to tto mid city •>! llaxtlnes a-id lhe in-, lots,block Sir. a H. 1'vi.ir e*t. north aid* Grand slnjM, to a telephone pole and tofore they oo lid p. R. GBkkx. Sec y. , . J. J. IVrkln, and I, , , Ji rtdtants ttomd according to t* presort limit* abutting lot 8, block 11—Ranatr*. trtrnd. In Ihta rldultj. Moved by Aid. Bentley that tto snme »erefuture <-\ten-ioo* hi m.-nplkuicv with the , •'* Jxntlo CoomG U at work for Umiry lhe Oil* million .ll^u.-r . J. K. ttatoteik uortii *ldr Graud sU-o‘t abuit- recover tlreutsclves their horse had left •etved and persons tbert-lu named fe declared and •ollowh g protlatona hm-maiter named. log lot 7 and S. block H-topslrs. llw ro)U*ori happen-il al. . , ." daoCod. ^Carried. Site ?. The said city of IIa*ting* hereby * K e'iBo CbnodGr aod Ell* Slmjwm are al X’""” ............ ....... Ta.k. north side Grand street abutting lote 8. them. Area, Beoflev. Rlln«ton. Manee, Reynolds. grant* '-"X the privilrxi* of u-lnx and mvupriug tto A Sliver Creek man lias a fine P®1 t,iro® NebK», Se*ilZ. Bpence—7. Nays. non?. to. block 10 E Kep-drs. ■ streets, alleys and public grumvl.* it. salu - ity Sand Sani’l G*rri*eu north side Grand street abati­ To tbe Han. Mavor and Coratno t Council of tto work In tbo K'ltou rraporator. year old deer. ng lots 3 and 1. bhMk * -New. city of Hastirp*: Eldor McLean and wife are vhlung . r * nw fn ®' u ” *8l4nsu«> Fred Tungate. noitu ride Grand street abutt­ Tiie underrigned rerident* nud properly Mlsa Lillian Eldred who works In the friends in this vicinity. fair with 8S-> In premlnm- - . ,-j. _• ' ri. I»oek :i, E .-.<ld-ltep.Ur* owner* thereon would ttf*i*cttullv request tluu exruvnti(>ii*f!;hervtor, provided however Mat the ing 1JI Frank Cole aud family have moved to and other cthibll*. Hurt l.:>to,MMi’.ii side Bon i street, tt’artlMig Paper mill at Plainwell found a you cause to tri l-Ulll .miur-w.rik «>.i tto west te. dona with rMsonnhle dtspateh iW* of Croek street from ntnte street to t ie vaniesUall a. tiloex tr>, Keufleld add—New. among the old papers and rugs lust k Mis* Latiiam 1>#.“ engaged l-.vr a; d care, and with th- toast practicable inter- lolGeo. Augusta. Riehiiuuxt south side Blind street, alnjtt■OUih side ot Center street In Mid city, and your fcretve v. it i the pn'.die, ami with the amroval Hattie Whittemore and bister, of Delton, M teacher lu tto prltusry d>->. Mr lu;; tots 1 and 3. bi.u k 13, Kunfield’s ada-N»w. valued at S5U. BatRionefw would ever pray. . of flic street c.aniai!Un'.«!uly appointed by the oetaxil lot Mui I It side Bond street - Itepidrs. Dated.Hnstftuw. Mareli .1. isui. Six residents of Galcojmrg have an a»- were the guests of Lottie Loomis Wed­ Woodman a* principal. commou council of said city, the said street* to Peter tattle south slJ- Bond street sbiittaig grvgate of 532 years, lhe oldest is Ji D. W. Rogers, H- L Newton. A. D.Conk. A. 8. The Prairieville j*^t.->n.w.; v ltod kft In a* i;.xxl a cuudldon as when work lot* nesday. t am! 2. block 14 aud lot t>. on block 13. KanMnrcliart. Mrs. C. B. Thnon. Geo Waddle. I. 8. m« Monday by Inspector Slu-bto,. and the youngest 57 years. s add- Repair*. Boise. J, 1- Crawley. <? E GUhnan, Win. H. began. sire. 3. It i- further provided that the said Be!„il’Fry, Mr. Abrahams has two brothers visiting south side Bond *tre« t, abutting lot 4. BMnre. |fi Diekauaon. Win. H. Siienra. Jr. Lsmut H. Itontlry and associate*, as aforesaid The Eaton county fair was very largely Affpvf*i~bv Aid. Bentl-y that tbo petition be are hurrby anlhorixed t>« erect a aitlt.toln build­ block th. Keuftatd'sadd—Repair*. him. one from Minnesota, tbe other from Ato Herne., north rideGraud rireA abutting attended Inst week and netted 51300. aocepted au'l a d. Carried. Headaches and brers, v, <t, Ing. the same to be tn comnltanro with the or tots Wisconsin, it being the first time of their 7. Idocx 7-New. Also lot S, ,b».'k 7, h»U 4ky«. Ml- Berttay. Blinston. Manee. Ilt» dinance ol said city, providing tor the-belter field's system dfcdually, >..» KHUjr. Bh£ Bellevue ta liuving her streets paved. meeting in 41 years. add—K«)«Urs. v arid*. Nahon. tontz Sjwner- 7. Nrtw uonru protection of lhe people again*: tire,'' said Archie Me. oy, south side Green street abutt­ Hasting*. Mfcb . April 27. iri»i Mrs. Abrahams, of Minnesota, delivered cortUe or billon -. or when llir blood™. building to lw used for the aforesaid electric ing lol ft. blorit 4, al-<’ abuttlhg Im 3. Woe* <> To tho Itott. Mayor and Common Council of «e light plant, within tbe said city, and to repair Grant Warner, of Alton, I'/na county Impure or sluggish, to p. rmant miv ' KenfieU’s add- -New. Notice lor lol ft to Bakk­ drove his horses into blayton’s lake to get a lecture Sunday evening at Cedar Creek ^^°ti»'uiidcreigncd cltlxeua of Hustings. It* same ni will habitual constlpallon, !<> awaken the to a large audience. . t. Ills further provided that the matter ie • state. ridrle, south side Green street ol-ultkig a tank of water. The hor»rs feet got fast wrap, of Michigan, h<i<1 residing lu 2d want <>! <ilSkc E. B. Payne has friends visiting him kidneys and liver to a Iwal-.u ncthiir lighting the public streets, buildings or lotJ.4.E. block 4. K'. nll Id's add -Repaint. in the mud from ataMding so long, and without irritiitiiig or v&.-.,k.-ti!ng iiL-tw grmtnos in said city of HaatinRs is to to optionFrank Hickle, south side Grveu rirct obUU .when startnl up they pitched Toward and from Kalamazoo. on lhe nart uf said dfy. but m eonsld.-rntion and Hanover street, ami if In your opinion, rt Joshua Hart, of Oden, visited O. D. use Syrup of Figs: lot 1. block .1. Eartcru add- New. the granting of thi* franchise, lt>" sold Loui* Ing uU crMt-walklstoo high and above the grade, <it Mr*. M. H. Briley, south si te Green street would have drowied hod nut the driver Ltaunls’ one day last week. R. Itontky ami bl* a*«>ci*t.»s agree with said wo derirr that the same may to towered to city abutting lot I. block u. Eastern add-Bepalr*. plunged into the water and unhitched follow*: and the acceptance of the anraperhkht. and also that the necessary grad luntaaagranted & W. Jordan. «outl» side Grren stre et abutt­ by this franclilsc I* to to con­ ing Additional Local News. (ng to done ou Walnut rtreet between Hauoref i struol a* a ratification lot 2. block 7, Eastern .-uid— Repair*. nt the tallowing agree­ Dibble *tract*, to put same iu good coud rbonus Wallen., south tide Green street R. Alden and L. Carr were in Grand A careless workman left a wheelbarrow ment: That in case tue said city shall desire : Win. H. Snyder. Geo. W. Abta-.y. H.M. lights nbultiua lot 3. block 7. Ea*l add- New. the rtnt ts or public places, the said loaded with dirt on the foir ground track Rapids Thursday and Friday on business. ftet, John Wrissen. Herb. H. Snyder. Bert Ixiiiis for F. Stolt?, Miuth side Center street abuttitog Tbe following from an cxchang*- win be B. Bentley and his associate* siiall fur at Ixiwell. I). J. Hanner started to drive Ida Tolles returned from a visit to Cedar FaircJiUd. Tb<». 8. Brice, C. W. Jordan, L. N. niocK2, East add-New. the same at an annual charge of not ex­ lotG.tftd. endorsed and approv,;*! by M tj-.il>:.? people Mixer. Chas. W. Mixer. R. Mudge, a H. rickel. m*h W. W. Casadev, south side Center street his trotter a fast mile and drove his sulky Creek last Saturday. ceeding iwruiv dollars per annum for each To the Hun. Mayar and Common Council: abultii g lot t. block 7. East add—New. । Hloug every road In th- e./mtrj: • AVhvu thlrtv two caudle power incandeaomit light, aud Mrs. EllzalMdli Norton who has been Mr*. Wm. Mcl’li min. south side State staW-t against it ami was thrown out and seriously Your committee on nlita amt cross-walks to exceeding eighty-tour dollars per annum abutting visiting her shier here for the past few the |»eople can to made to.uti'!er.*tMui that whom *'#> referred the within petition would not each lot* 814,015 aud gig. Eastern add-Nri*. hurt. two ihousaud candle power "are" It 'actually cotta more in time and money mpecttnlly report that they have had the mat­ tor days returned home Satunlay. light; tbe said Ixmis R. Beatley and associates ter toder consideration and wou d recommend to furnish all lamps, poles and other material rtiritli WaupFrank Robinson, the eight year old son to traveLfver a jwor road thnti it does to * Many from this place attended lhe races thut the nravero! tbe petitioners to granted and for lhe same to give a satisfactory light n« above travel over a good one. they will I- |tM Henrv L. Newton, east side Creek street In of Samuel Robinson of Charlotte, ahovvd at Grand Rapids last Thun-lay. crma-waJk fctowrred. described, anil the said Ixuil* it. Bentley ami front oi hi* resident - Rcpair*. a pebble into his ear last week. He bad Thoh. Blixstox, i Rev. Griswold will move into the house Inclined to begrudge uie* < -q. u-e ,,f SM1<j hta lyssovute* or assigns further agree*, teat In Dax. W. Rkvxoum, i to be taken to Ann Arbor to have it re­ road*, and what !*•<»! inure Importance still, eaae said city of Bastings shall < xerclse its op lately vacated by Ira Tupper, in the near . .■ c — ■ E. L I.KXTX. Com. Von to use sai l lights in Its public streeto. will to anxious and willing to put the . B. Dickenson, north side Grand street by r*> moved. WfH. Nkuox. J future. bull ling* and grounds, that said lights shall to Idencc iu block 13-ltetMlr*. Moved by Aid. Bentley that the name to ac operated Thcdtlrens of this place have wisely de­ i business of nud making into tho hand* of Edward Edwards cut one of. the coals on all dark nights from dark until Mrs. John Wetssert west side Jeff non • :.-** rented :in l adopted. Cxrt i-’l. I intelligent men w ho understand the husitwelve o ’ clock midnight of each day of the abuttiuglotSTT — New. Also north side Grand displayed in front of a Charlotte clothing cided to buy the grove of 13 acres. i)lng in Ayr*, iteufley. BUnstnu. Manee. Nrisou. Key- week, aud provided further that all incandes­ street abutting lota v" und tCs-iteualra noids, tolltz, Spence. Nays. none. house Just to get even, It will take him lhe south part of town for park purposes. ness. Foor ruads an- th- expensive cent Hghta ordtwvd by tho said common coun­ D. G. Robinson, north side Grand slrttt things that curM* a country district. Druggtat bond of Fannie H. Brown In sum ot cil ' 30 days longer now and the time will have It is a beauty. of said city shall to tdaced. uy said Louis B. abutting lot* «7v and CMi-ltopalra. , , Bentlev nud his juuweiates. al such places ns John .Mate, north side Graud street abutttag to be spent in thu Eaton county jalL George York is having a cement well The state board of heilth Hi* Jv.->. said common council shall direct, nud a* many lol Ml—Repair*. a bulletin.relating to<!.ir.4>-- n'.-o!ihz<..us na ttov ahull direct, providing that thA couple living In Olivet wanted to get made, at the stock yards. ri. A. Barber, south side Walnut street abort­ Jay. Bllniton. Manee. Nelson. Rey- thereof W. C. Rolfe was in Muskegon last Thurs­ diseases. Naming them m ordtr id their ■utrne shall not to more than one thousand (eel lug lute Udi and wt- New. . Suenee-7. Nays. none. married badly last week anti went to hvm the next nojuluh g lairp. CrtMa-walk across Church street on north side AUL Reynold* that tbe council etn Importance a* causing >l-atl>. tto following hue. 5. It Is further provided that tbe sMd Green street—New. Battle Creek to get the Job done. A Justice day and Friday. E. Rnappen to assist city attorney Charley McCarthey. of Woodland. Is ■re communicable, viz.: r. ■..-msptlon, of Hasting* in consideration of the grant r. T.Colgrovr. north side Green street abutt­ made out their affiidavit and sent them fred McNair vs. eftv of Hasting*. city lug of tbl* franchise may declare their option, ing lot* 31* and X» -New. clerking for F. Miller. diphtheria, pocumonia. typhoid fever.scar­ both to Marshall for their licence. There use said tamps In compliance with sectiou <«. <*, Spaulding, north side Green street The steamer "Favorite” made her last let fever, Wbooping rough, rnrasle* «nd ifley. BHaston. Manee, Nelson, Bey- to tour, at any lime they mav desire after the con­ abutting lot 3W— New. they were informed that ns they were Itoth small-pox. To restrict comuuoptfoo. the struction of said ptant. aud may dlsoontinne the M. E. cbareh north side Green street nbutttag residents of Eaton county they would have regular trip for the season last Sunday. use of the same at the cud <>• any year, alter lota 3ic and Ji* -Repairs. F. Miller is having some windows put sputa of every consumptive per.-un .-hotild inanKwi to noilfv property owners to clean the putting unof said light or lights. C«>ok & Sheldon, cross-walk across alley an to go to Charlotte, to get their licence. As into tlie south side of his store building, to be destroy vd' or di*cnf*c’.> I. Typhoid tew* alleys and draw away all rubbish. CarBMC. C. h la hereby ordained, that urle*s tbe side Church street back of Baxxku offtee he wanted to get the business off of his better light the routes on the ieeond flour. fever is contracted often Irani Ute div­ ^Ayre. Bentley, Bltmrton, Manee. Nelson. Bey- cntiSlrucLlon <:f lhe aforesaid electric plant cast' hands al once he started for Charlotte, Repair*. shall be conitnenci-d within sixty days from the —Mre. Mrs. Emma Harmour is visiting rela­ charges of Uh* bowel* of a |*crM,:> *'!flcr1rig Ell Bechtel, east side Church street while the bride sat around the justice office date hereof, this franchise shall .becomenull nbutUng iota »«> and 361—Repairs. tives at Cedar Creek am! Johnstown. from that disease: and these should always cm* AQCOVNTS. and void. 11. A. (loodyrar. west side Jeficrson struct ail day wailing for the return of the pros­ Mav it >831. IL ,8. Robinson, of Lowe!!, was In town be'' disinfected. The rhirt mutrte of dan­ Kjw. 7. It is also ordained by the common abu.tinv lot 4CT— Itepalr*. , pective groom. He returned about five id team street wk 1st Ward. IB « council of the city of Ha* lugs, that this ordi­ ger in causing typhoid fev-.t I* unpnrc< Jo*. !’ff>«. north ride State rtreet In frout-of o'clock but without tiie necessary |>apers. last Monday. ‘ nance take Immediate effect. sahxni—Repairs. George Buekhuough is ou the sick list water. AH strnpevted waler stoahi be* r. H. Goodyear, supplies.Done at the council chambers in tto city of A. E. Brakes, north side State Street In front She received the news very stoically and W. C. Houghlallng and family made a boiled. To prevent mid restrict •e.-arlet Moved by Aid. B Hu*ton to allow accounts. Hastings tbL* 12th day of May. A. D. lt*n. of bak'-ry—Repairs. they left tbe office still in single blessrelAiu iiix Miu.'or, Mayor. W. I». ftayre agent, east side Jefferson stra-l ihss, but determined to try' their matri­ living trip to Baltimore last week. fever, diphtheria, small-i*ox ami tj-phus CAy^?B»!ntley. Blinston, Mance. Nelson. Rey­ John B. Itor-KRTs. Recorder. abutting lot MM<>—New. George Cover lias the interior work of fever, in general, avoid cuntiwl with per­ Hasting*. May 1!. tm. nolds. -Beau, Spence. Nays. none. . , 8. GreusaL east side Jefferson street abufliag monial attempt again at Charlotte, on the We. IharonimlUee to whom ibis |>etitioa was suns affiietvd. I’nie** yon are atodntely his house completed. On motjon council proceeded to ballot fur into-New. following day. referred have Inspected Hie same and recot11 • lotJohn member* of Board of Review. Ihx eri-MKi. west side Jefferson street Miss Lena Niekerbocker, of Grand Rap­ needed to attend to the sick person, do Kight ballots were cart all of which vrere mand it to the common council. abstliru lots 5-W-New. ids. Is .visiting friends here this week. not go near him. Do not alii.'W your lip* Jnux Bi-KNCK. Asa iViitioek. east side Jefferson street Ji J. W. Br.x ri.Kr. ••!<» noses One Dollar” means simply that to touch any food. enp. *|h*>ii. ur anything to suspend ballot lug trout of (ei*i barn— Repairs. Ordinance Com. Kattand. Gook S Burt.m. vast ride Jefferson street Hood's Sarsaparilla Is lhe mint economic*! met the flck peftKiD hs* touched or that has Morcit by Aid. Setifx to aret pt the re|»ort of abutting lott* ns: and IlK-Rapalrs. Icine to bujk because It give* more tor the ballot for memtor School cotninencMl at High street Mon ­ been in the sick u»>ni. l»o n' l wipe yotrr ordluanee committee on electric llghtordlnance. rtad. A. P. brake.east side JeffmouMreet abutting moiiej tnan any other preprafion. Barit frottht . Ballott iNo. I. while number of votes cast 6. Carned. penam with any elutb that'ha* tarn H tbe mutair.es I00do»e* and will average to U»t a day . lota ISA) and t»!-Nrw. ' Aid. Bentley moved tto adoption of the ordi John Lankan! attended the fair at Kala- sick room. 1>«» not wipe your for L E. BlauBer. John Mutlea. • ast side Jefferson street abutt­ mouth, while other prvpnrtious. taken acrocd: >*»n with Ing to directions, are gone In a *e*k. Tbeforc, num®. Moved by A!<1. Bentley that L. E Stauffer be nance. Carried. ing lot 1340Hepaini. ■ay cloth tlmt luu tat-n near bitn. Wear Ayes. Ber.tley, BHnston, Nelson. Reynolds. declared elected member Board of Water Com*. CroMt-walx* on ra*t side Jefferson street from, Im sum to get Hrridta sanapaallU. Hie be* Mrs. Warner and Mrs. Bartle)-, who have no clothing he may-have worn jus’, before Bentz. Spruce Nays. none. • . tor enauhK three ye.xr* Curried. blood purifier. street west *d Crthollc church waith to arid iaArea. Bentley, Bhnrtnn. Manee. Nelson. Key- Tothe Hon. Mayor and Common ftputicll of tbe eludlng First street south uf Peter tohumati'*been visiting Mrs. Billing Smith aud chil­ or after his slckn-.-s Keep your Iqnds C ty of Hastings: BOtaa, 8eBtz, Bpence -7. Nay*, none. dren. have returned to their home in free from any dfseharMiftotn the bmfy or We the undersigned would malt respectfully New. Moved Sy Aid. Bentley to adjourn to Friday, Robert Dawson, west side Jefferson street tn Additional County News. petition your Hon. body to survey anil grade tbe front of Babcock's saloon-Nrw Northampton, Mass. Mays. IWl. Carried. < J.W.RoBxni*. skin of the rick person. \Du tiu|oeb him street and walk of Grand street from school Recorder. ■ Jacob Welderman and wife, of Creston., with sore or *< r.dciird luind*. i’artto.itec hard Ddyle. west side Jefferson street ta our county. Commoa eouacii meV pursuant to adjourn­ 1 bouse to Miw. Boltwood’s: Win. H. Brown, Ohio, nitre the guests of S. Howe nud wife larly avoid Inlialinu or in any way iiveivi Ge >. H Brook*. E. W. Cannom. 8. B. Wilcox, E. ment Friday evening. May *th, 1MU. M. Nnah. A. 11. Loveland. Mr*. J. A. Willison. last week. • ing into the IBoutli nr bos'' ihe braany Roll calL FresentZ Hcntley, Bllnslon. Manee. W. J. Williams, D. A. Holbrook, Mr. 3. MathEase! Bennett, of llaatings. was the scales Trotn one who .1* rccoveiin,- or hn Melaon, Santa. Absent,Spence. Waters, New­ ewi. Perry Mead whs driving along the road J. M. Hewe.s. 1. Hendershott. M. E. Nevins, south side Green street abutt­ Tot lie Hon. Mavar and Common Council: Satunlay anil his ".-year old son wa* play- •guest of her brother Clarence and wife la«t recovered from scarlet fever. L*».‘ laamit ing lot !r4—liepairs. Ald. Beatley appointed mayor protem. Your committee to whom wa* referred lhe work. C. Huffman.south side Greeu street abutting Ing in the back part of the wagon bux. 1 of health, all in stopping the spread of Minute* of meeting uf April 4 read aud ap- within.iNitttion. would respectfully report that tot WV- Repair*. S. Howe and Mr. Wehleiuan attended contagious di.*raM,s,'ahotiM *‘’e to the re­ Wawed. I they have had the »ame under consideration, Mrs. Julia Goodyear, south side Green streat A slight Jar sent tbe little fellow out upMayor McCoy took bl* aert. have caused a survey to be made, and would abutting tot Ri.’—Repairs. fin the ground and the wagon wheel passed 1the raws at Grand Rapids last Thursday. striction and isolation of lbw* sick fn>ju Aid. Reynold* took hbi scat. reexmmend that the prayer of the petitioners B. Minxes returned from a visit wUh Julius Russel, west side Park s'reet abutt lag Moved by Aid. Reynolds flirt communication these maladies. Many will to surpn-mto over him, fracturing his ctdlar tone and lots M3 and KU -Repairs. from c. Weiiwert and 30others to received and friends last Sunday. know that whdoping cough a • -'■n'-uuniUnion school west side Church strati, suiitb admlntatering internal injuries. Dr. Ben- 1 nferred u> flie rtre»t ecnnidf.ee. Carried. John Mi-knck. table disease, which in Michigan causes side Walnut street—Repair*. sun was calleef and left the patient doing AM. ttpanee took bls srat. Cffinmlttee^ Mr* Nash, wrat side Park street abuttlKg welt—Wwdhmd News. . Baafleld. • more deaths than smsll-i«'X. Moved by Aid. Reynold* that cotnmur.icrtion Moved by Aid. Bl!n»ton that the same to ac­ tot utO-Ncw. Also sbilUiug lot ‘M2 west s!«»u from P. A. Stoldon >uid tt others be received cepted Dr. Fike, of Charlotte, arrived here In and wlopted. Carried. Park—Repairs. and refereed to the side-walk coranilttee. CarWoodland township has paid SHOO in ।this place last week Wednesday, and is Ayes, Bentley. Bllust.in, Nelson, Reytohls, TllUd. BUXHTtlN, High SrhholIxiunties in six months to gel rid of the j Bentz, Sjieuee. Nays, none. , ‘ HasUrnnt. May 7th, last. holding his entertainments iu the evening Jtvrary society will hold their next In account with ( bus. 8. Pflug. / To tbe Hon. Mayor aud Conimou Council of toe City festive woodchucks. • । nt the Brezee Hall and selling his medi­ of Hastluc*. Dr., May 71 b. iwl.to iwrVax.W. Rvtxoum, niiflinc Wednesday tii«’-t- A GrstCity ot Hastings: vices tranaenbing elty charter and tak­ cine nt the office tent Mrs. Dr. Fike is Side-walk Committee. GIXTIJUSKM. At a reculnr meeting of HastG. M. Baitinger has shaken the dust nf 1 rogrnni will !*• rallied out. M5»i»all_ ing affidavit* in Shepard vs. City of Badtags Fire department held on Monday evening. with him to wait upon the ladies. Woodland-from Ids feet and now conducts also 1 .....................................................................$25CO are cordially Invited io attend. May k, tm. tbe tokowir.K officers were elected ToIngs Ardeu Morford Is and has been very' paper used for same....................................... 150 a furniture store at Hartford. Our new teacher. Mi-* ’•> xivlng tor tbeoniuluxyear.subject to your approval: alck. ’ anre with sncCion 2 of onlniaiwe rrhthe to tinChief engineer. A. A. Whlinont; 1st ass l enrlTotal................................................................... $2650 constrnctton and reimlrs of side walks nruviclirst-clasA satisfaction. Wesley Broombaugh and O. Pennington, neer, Jonu Welssert; rd asst engineer. James Roliert Phillips was also very sick last ftev. Grigaby gave uur ».!m- ’ » | ing that none of the above walks rU.-UI be a of Woodland got on a tear tto otlter dajX Standley; secretary. 1). R. Green; treasurer, A. To the Hon. Mayor and Common Council: week, ins pulse running al lu5, but is im­ Gkntlkmkn; Your finance committee to clay or gray?! walk, and U such walks shall net E. Rankes. Respectful > Mibmitted. call Friday. , whom was referred tbe within bill would re-, oe rcpalrM wttblu tbrer days or new walks . In the roundup. Broomlmtigli found hta proving at this writing. .-John Wkibskrt. chief. Mr*. Grace O*boni. > ne oftlH* chtaaf spectlvely rejxirt that they have had the same built within todays after receiving such uoiw exchequer 830.00 out. He tried to have D. R. Gmeax. Dep'l Bec’y. Newton Fisher, of Cleveland, Ohio, 18V0, gave our school a pkucd call f’1' Moved t»y Aid. Blmstoa that the same to re­ under cousldt-ration and find the bill correct ■from city marshal, sidewalk committee shall r4- Pennington attested but the justice could- eatur , last Friday and h stopping at bis and advise its puxtueut. Kr or construct such walks at once and report n't see. sufficient evidence to warrant it. day. . Dak W. Rkvxouis, brother. Peter’s. same to tbe common council In uccord^nae Quite a number of our *f:de»ta «■' b«. E. L. Skxtz. Avtis. Beatley, Winston. Manee. Nelson, Beywith section I of Said ordinance, am! that H*y George Tungate, the boss apple pealer, able to bc.prteeut on account <d lucsn^John Donley, uf Carlton, solemnly Moved by Aid. Bentley that the report of the cost and fexnensra of such walks shall be a»t vwkte, tontr, Spence. Nays, none. has Engaged liiuisclf to j>are nt lhe Delton committee be accepted and adopted. Carried. sewed agaltiNt the property in front of or about swears he dug 150 potatoes from one hill, Uur new school bullditk ■- n«-ar:y tto Hastimw. M.iyT.nwi. Ayes, Bentley. Blinston. Nelson, Reynolds, which such walks are constructed or regain <L several of which were ms large ns his fi*t. 'evaporator. . To the Hon. Mayor and Common Cvuuc'.l ot the Isbed. Tffis will be a gr-at tone!:: w .nr Bentz, Bpence. Nay*, none. and oollncte.1 with other city tax In aceordamt City of Hastings: Dr Ed. Troy is looking tor a place Mocco by Aid. Bentley that the aerourt of A. with Nectlnn 5 of said ordinance. All uf whlc* It would be refreshing to hear John tell a old building b alUvp’ttor rror . GKXTI.KSSEN; Tlio Hasting* Fire Depart• to make a permanent home here with us. fish storv. meat would very respectfully »ak your kind «in- Darlina. 13 cts. cam jug wood to council room* your committee respectlully submits. Chas. Freer has not ta-. r. a'.-le to L. N. Musheg J. M. Kipp. F. E. Doty ■tderaUon ot an appropriation of <40 to difray to allowed. Carried. Thus. Buxston, The Freeport handle factory i« preparing school lately on account ol m' '•'*■'• ' Ayes, Bentley, Blinston, Nelson, Seutz, W. s. Nkiaqx. the expenses of four delegate* to the state fire­ and wife attended the races at Graud Rap­ Tbe seat* that were In «I»V “ u " ‘ ,l T ‘.h Aid. Bpcnee moved the adoption of the reso­ for a big business. meus conveutton to be held at I-aurer. on the Bpenee. id* last week. Monher mid Kipp returned Hon rooms have torn :> m-v> •! t > ”” lution. Carried. . On motion council adjourned. Mfo day t>[ May. twi. Them will be one deieJ. B. Eobksxb, Recorder. Ayes, BUnstoa, Nelson. Reynolds, XeirtA Iffte from each comriauy, and the chief repreNashville contributed over 100 persons home aud report dt having a good time. nxim. and the smaller our* ’a-i !1 Spenct". amrtative. which will make the amount named Doty and wife went to Petoskey for a two Whm FOO want an.' ; -taker, do Common councH met lu regular session Fri­ to attend the Nelson-AUertou race. abore jwtf gio tier ruan. . day evening. May 13. MG1. week’s visit. All of which Is reaptritfullv submitted. Mt forget Ibat we bnvi Work on Hie foundation for the stand­ Itoll O «dl! C %e*ert^ , "ud. Blinston, Nelson. C. J. Shoemaker last week had to use Jonx yVjtuwgKT. Chief. our own school. • pipe for Nashville's water works system is D. R Ganx. Dep’t Sec'y. crutches or a cane ou account of rheuma­ Spence. L. W. Kertlrid. labor tapping............ - • Moved by AJd. Bentley that the communica­ Reynolds, toutx. In progress. Hastings. Mfcb.. May 14tb, 1881. Gorge Herd, tabor water wurk* tism in nne of bis kqecs. tion to received and auaxiut asked for to ap­ To the Hon. Mayor and Common Connell: J M>*y and team. Unri work .......... IL E. Gardner und wife of B. C. was propriated. Carried. They are down 250 feet trying to get a PROBATE (Htld'.H At a regular meeting of Hartl tigs base com­ Cbarirs prekei.strevl work-. . t,.. — V..,..~.. t-.... supply of pure spring water at Nashville. the guest uf their brother-in-law, pany No. 2. field on Thursday evening. May ?tb. ft. Baker street work...................... the following person* were nominated for John BnebatuMi. re|>aJr> police club Edmunds, last week At a aMAlun of the 1 r.' •• ' ... Noved by Aid. R-ynotd? that when board ad- !»®l. If winter weather doesn’t get on more nieiute rsblp. subject to your approval L. 11. Frank Sheffield is having his house &S’,W«V.-. Kklnver, age 18. laborer. Grand »treet. 2d JJard; of a hustle than for the past three years, painted by Byron Coaxing. clerk. Cass stre.-t, 4tb Ward. Moved by Aid. Blinston flirt petition of Louis J. 8. Brock, age ».W. A. 8CI0MOKR* Foreman. ,-..’.Ml. woo win, nvin............. a US Nashville's water tnalnszwil! to laid before Bentley aud associates for electric tightfranW. D. Braxcn. Secrotsry. A. D. Maynard, bwul hose cart to fire....... ? <x snow Illes and the system completed and State Hoad. Present. Charlo W- Artu-.i*’-■>.. " «hto« to referred to tbe ordinance committee, y ot ready for boslntM. Moved by Aid. Jfcynolus that tbe ounmuitica- John Mudlti. same........................ to report at next meeting. Carried. „ , , of i>*vid IFarmers are busy alggiDK potatoes and Probate. tlou to received and pwsous therein ruuueu de­ A. I». Maynard, haul saw da.«t..................... w iu tbe matter of tto c-w* “'... Mora-d by Aid Bentley that the action of the cta ed clrcted. Carried. Moved uy Aid. Reynold* tiiut th* aneounta to Work nt the Lentz Table Company's busking com. •ounctl at meotiuu of May 1.18M. by which Mr. Talbot, deceaacd. . Mute Ayes, Hllustoti; Nelson, Rcjnulds. Bentz, allowed n* i rad and orders drawn on nruiier lira? H. M-y". .f"""'- ;-. Cn bterndr Stauffer *vm riveted member board of water Spence. Andrew Kennedy, aud his daughter. plant is not progressing as fast as desirable, funds. Carried. All ave*. ttil'i court and iyr> •* ’, ..t;Wrauw “"ulsMtonors to rescinded. Carried. Hastings. May 14th. 18rt. Moved by Aid. Reynolds that a committee of owing to a delay in the arrival uf the Minnie, also John Shriber, Jabe Olmstead come* to file hl» fiiiai aivmint a* ■ ".,“l...i(<>fi:cara. B^ntlry, Biinston. Manee, Nelson, Rev­ To tbe Hon. Maj or and Cointoou Cpuncll: threv to ap|iotated to draft rules and regula­ lumber for the intlldlngs. The lumber ■nd WkIIocv Hixbte took in the excursion and prays that a day tnay toaPto '1' 11 . bests. Speure. GgJCTttaMgX; At a regular mertlug oj Hase tion* lor tbe government of the council M oor red bv Aid. Benttev tb*‘- council proceed Co. Rapids ——-~r—■last — Thursday. tor ito ssute.h,, rratay. tbe ‘ No. 14, held on Thuisuaj evening. May ph. appointed as such committee D. W. lie) unfits. comes from Cadillac, and ta exasperatinfly tu Grand Judson Carpenter, ot this place."speM-F.1P”’'?-,'P*}’L.l,t¥pl* i>. ■ : • irh u',rS5 slow in coming, but as fast as a car-load MH. tto nameot Fred Newton was aeerpted a* J. W. Bentlry. Luke Water*.undav in hta r-rm.tCJ jlttotare‘.«»« to aarigur!>•’ </ 1 , resigned, also Itarl Goldsmith wm elected 3d Moved by Aid. toy Holds that the account* ot arrives It Is worked up and tbe buildings Sunday In Ctarlton Carlton vlaltlnr visiting his.parents. Geo. Rageniorn. MOO. aod H. Durkee, 83.<n. for ballot M-altrri. 1:. U:i tbe second Mrs. Harry Andrus was on our streets PriiUon. and that the ton* - grow accordingly. Tto frame is up for ua.KK •». L». uajes r- ci-ivt-u o roir»: v.Mwrwg Uiin or rrou *ewwn, auu iwucr* umm »«»* work with team hauling rubbish from alleys to the fintalilug ruotn.‘&0x$0 feet, two stories, Monday. remori and all rttor j- reu: • *. Mured by Ahl. Reynold* that A', ft. Hajes elected 1st pipeman to nil vacancy cauv-d by A. paid out uf guorral highway fund. Lost. eatate.art;rrjiutnri :■»;>! . ;r .; 1 j. . ,Ir. ufllre belay elected chief of fire department Ayes, Reynolds, Bpence—2. Ed. McGlynn and Richard Murray arc Court, then to tobridn. --- '■ and work has been commenced on tho be aMNdr-tod member Ixwrtl water rrnnmlwinn­ Wil.mont . . uri All subject to your approval. ' Nays. Hlfmitou. Nelson, tontz-3. ers tto ensuing three ytmra. (tarried. talking of exchanging farms. in for city of Harina-, parrot factory building, 50x100. two stories. W. A. Bcinaoaa, Foreman. *•*iy Aid. Nelson to pay the accouuta show canm. If any taere ta-. " ru,;; lt ;» Ayes. Emitter, Blinston, Matte'-. Nelson. HeySixty-five cords of stone were used fur the C. Olmstead started Ills cider mill last Uie jketuhnier may tm-11' 7,7 ,r give i«»tlr« tmtlngfut fund. Lust. W. D BaxNJtrr. Secretary. , „ DBBi, Hertz, »te:nce. Nays, none. by Aid. Bente tbrt the communication itaui, Kevuuhls, totitx, Bpence-4. foundations, and 160,000 feet ot lumber Monday for the first. Moved by Aid. BllnMon that council proceed beMoved tartlmr ordered, that . ‘^utr. of uston. received and action of tbe company apwill be us*«l In the construction of the Wc have bad several hard frosts of late to Ito person* 1ntrre*b; ’ . ' X^t-.. I-'^M --------- n AJd. Blinston to pay the arecunta A>m.’ Bltoak^, Nebon. Reynolds. Bentz. prndeiM-y of said I”.1 s'. 'f'/•, <, .mirr to i* building. A side track has ta-en built to which we hojie will kill the Insects that thereof fr.-m cunflugent fund temporarily, ttarri-d. . by cstrthie » f1'51 x x, l: H re* *p*; B. Wightman received 5 rotes. E. Y. Hogle Ayes, BUnston. Nelson, Reyuoloa. 8-utz. tto works this week by the Michigan are working in the wheat Spvnce. Hartin*B.Mlcb..MAyttth.lWl. publl-heit lu the llasth’)\.i.i (>::i'.ty of Sretice- ft. Nays, none. Central.—Nashville Newt Stuart Glllaspie will spend the week at Ou motion meeting adjourned. To the Hon. Mayor sod Coimnou Council o( tbe bxrry once in etoh *»•• -’""r,u.Bellevue. J. b. Roi'.xnr.*, ItecorJer. t Hv ul HartiugS: wets* previous to said d*' ! ^B„*i As John Walton was driving home from GasTnaMOf; The foilowing named mem­ Mr. Taylor will organize a singing . JuilXofl-nib*^, Freeport Friday evening he overtook a bers of tbe Kandugs fire depat imcnl bare been school in tbe Martin district fA true copy.)_______ ■_ ----------------- elected as delegatos to the suite firemens eoomutter and child near the mill. The lady rtalfrt fur sec.nd mem’ .-------- jSHSeTon hESimasked If tor little boy might ride and being Mlddli.vllto. This is the slighting remark that It often a little blind without his glasses Mr. W. State of Michigan, J;,',, ter onto ureen; noae to. r»o. z, nw umm. Mrs. A. O. Wilkinson is visiting friends applied to women who try to seem young, kindly consented, supporiug the lady was Nrtiee Is hereby ' •*' All rt which 11 roaperifulb submitted. ft. R. GmkRs. tourctanr. Probate wurttextto*'»uhi .^im though they no longer look so. Somre n neighbor. He drove home with the lit­ in CaMiovia. Bert Millard closes his clerkship with tbe niuth day of Octo’ ,[iid I >r • Moved by Aid. Bliurton that tto «mic oe ac time# appearances are deceitful. Female tle fellow and taking him in tbe house in­ certed and approved. Carrico. fnim that date E. O. Hanlon this week. pn-*eut tlwlr clmiu* ‘ *• •• Canunuatewiion irom chairman of the rtnm weakuesK. functional troubles, displace­ formed Mrs. W. that **his mother was cumConrad Clever and wife arc visiting fitbouse, late of »*»dr..< ments and Irregularitks will add fifteen hig afoot ~ The good wife placed an extra friends In Chicago. ' ri! ern. Pore at «~ft ri tto » tto Mayor aud Common Council of tto City years to a woman's kaiks. These trnulifea IF te at the supper table and as the two H. E. Hendrick was In the ... Rapids Mon­ jyiT; are removed by the use of Dr. Pfarre’s old fulls and their guest were about to be <if HasUugs: day. GMJ.TUKSI K*: Your courciitve mi side-walks Favorite Pnwcription. Try this remedy, Mrs. M. M. Flntwr WM In HuUain t7ranT<i«li>3»> ‘l.'tElifnSi—"'“SKI seated they were borritted to see a woman all you whose beauty and freshness is come rushing iu. She sftatetod up the Tuesday and Wednesday. fading from such causes, and no longer little toy and tioured out a storm of vitup­ <lu, n> b> >Uon lUpIO orer figure la society as a ‘-back number*’.- It's eration upon Mr. W.’s head, that fairly Sunday. guarenl»«d to give rattafactiou in every «._.V fc.1. -.1. ....... .......... Dun Putnam will teach Lhe eociing term ’iS.I’Sr.ter “ oaid for n returned. ffcw of eehnol |a diMrict No. 4, Yankee Council Prwvcdlng*. ft > nu'iluii meeting *«ijo«rna<t. J. B KonaftTN, Uoconkr. Co*gmbn c -um.ll tn -t uurauani t- adjourn­ ment Tue-dav -•ventox- Moy into. Und. Mnv-xr McCoy preuhiing. Roll coll. Pr.-.*-nt «id. Bentley, Kinston. Nyj».»u. Iteytiold*. ffcniz. dptucc. Abaeut. S 13 �■■■■ For Boils, Pimples tob. » axtua, „a laditJ8 *™ak it, btlt It, effuct .u ra»rrelIt , chang0 )iwt ln I ctirbuncles, s-rofuious sores, cc,c>nn, and all other bicod diseases, . j take Ayer’s Sarsaparilla relieve and euro dysper-^a, r.crvous debility' and that tired fee .ng- Has Cu PRESSES? 9 You j\si\ me wljy ’pa SMlA Cl^us", The (\ea5oH’& pl\iH I-Hope, 4sGOOD NiCKJ’5 THE r\VOf\ITE 5A.1 NTs So ifs ftfE Fi\Vbf\iTE x^ab. A dreamy mood come over the worn- I an. Her mind wandered vaguely from 1 one region of thought to another. She ; ^“aZ; sat with eyes half closed; all around Itur woa still. Glimpses of her earliest life : passed before her, and-then pictures | "tohKbib^x^XtX: nearer to tho present and not bo fair. ; eonriuc„| Slio strove to banish them, and fix her ! the w™ that it w, nkl. '""to S|„> had wen unity miiid on the anticipation that hiul lately I thS* *"J il* face*™ suggested itself to her. To lie the mis- I rkJ- b"‘that tress of this'house—the wife of this man j KT , ' ?. “ no‘ Ken-l ltarke’« dead —thediuperwr of his fortune! But by I body found in Uiorailn.a.l wreck, handa perv. reu infelicity her memory revert- J ‘tofeilto the dead body of tho poheo ed tw their talk in thu reception room, I tal"r>' t?" th“ «ther KepSho saw the court room, the judge aud I ur' ,’!• “M ,,n'’ wh» «*• jury, herself in the witness box.snd then hrtly nwmbtollnin. Whichever it K1I, in tho prisoner’s dock the pallid cuunte- tho bonrurg of ta. appearance to her i iiouon nance, framed in black hair, of the youth would le anhotani(ally the mme. IlOimW who was on trial for his life. He was have tan no tacldml. there woo a plan noticed tli(i entrance of a small man, condemned; he was dead; his look swnnexl | and „ tahinJ wj/h a dark Indian complexion and curly to reproach her for his death. Ilk. to ber wa. at work. Wa. tta count black lN-ard. who took up a imhition in <tvr t«» (be Either her eyes were dim or tho roam T'TL;r ‘I l!"w eeu'.d ho but bo aware thu center sf thu open space in tho upper luwl grown strangtdy dusky. What or it. rhvii he wna her enemy—her deitdlv end of the room. Hu wore a white tur* liglit there was ap(x-urel to Concentrate 1 enemy! And he iuvl invited her here, Imui, a ch»|i fitting jacket, with sleeves 11 on the mirror. In it* depths a figure and had (flacod her in tliat room, with to tbe ellsjws, showing a lean, brown y j ilarkly appeared, growing more distinct the premedfitated design of— Well, of I ' as sbu gazed upon it What was it? what? Of giving her a scare? No, not forearm, lo>se Xvhite zouave truoBers, r ---........ ...i, |I guthured ift 'tlio knees, and a pair of . of-. •. —‘ Turkish sliLiurs, larura up ut uie toes. i Not her own reflection. Shu had. not I that. - ‘riving Iter warning battle ’ i|>pers, turned np at the toes. Ii j moved from her position. No. This m d°Wn Kaantiet? Hardly A rnsjj offline silk of a peculiar red figure stood erect; it was clothed in biack tmu, either. color color and!man? and J many fr«t feet In in inntrfi, length wm. was garments; it advanced from a shadowy "It is no IU' niy trying to fathom his bound • a rout! jj waist. A gold bracelet Uackgrunnd. It was the figure of a man; motives yet." aaiil Sajlie ............................ to herself. .. . I jn the slui] k* uf a oerpont was worn on surely she iiad wen it before! Her nerves must wait and watch. Perhaps he meant his loft wri kt. He looked like a Hindoo, thrilled cold and her joints stiffened as only tu try an cxi>erimerit on me; he has nud it so< u became evident that the she looked. Was her vimtur atenmiug itume problem to solve, an 1 would test count’s frit tub were to be treated to an concrete form Iwfore her ewes? The faro fthy my behavior. But what concern exhibition i bf oriental jugglery. was still obscure; bu|t in that slowly in­ has lie with Krppul Darke? What is the After m kkiug a low salaam to the creasing qud lifting light it dawned into object of K&ppel Darkehimself-ifwh.it cumpuiy.'tj he man. holding his bare arms appalling visibility. ■ And now it wax re­ 1 naw was really he? ‘ Count de Lisle ।, extended I kforo him. begun to rub the together, and Vealed! It was h—it was Keppel Darke! would be ai powerful friend—nnd a ter- pultnsof |h hands slowlj* w»«w«a,«uu A black veil seamed Ito swath .- the lower rible enemy! There is almost nothing I in a few itoment# n fine gobi cord apiuxrt of his countenance; his features that a man of his resouni’s co old notj peared dutigling between them, and w,stare, ’ camplish. _____________________ were contorted in a glmstly direct- Y«, and cannot I, too, oc- gradually lengthening till it reached the ,1'MN ed upon her. Ur rui-kd his hands ami ap- * compiish something?’ Have not women j fl'x-r. It i|cn*ased rapidly, coiling itself .1 Others Will cure you. - Santa ULAUSOOAR ClausSoap. -SANTA «™>T om. u<l • dun-pt for th. bettor. Following up this success the boys pro**“ , ‘ Mpoffueta to each of the ladies in a holder of wrought gold filigree, with bet’initmls worked in it, while the young Kiris gave a "buttonhole" of similar «'»ign m miniature to the gentlemen. Hereupon »>ound like a peal of silver bells rang ifcftly oa all sidee, invisible, was heard; tbe great doors: leading to the dining hall were withikawn, and the fragrant splen­ dor of that freshly created aiMutment dawned npm thu eominuiy. As they patkMxl the threshold music was heard, delicate aifl rtmote, u if the flowers were ringing together. Ruch a f.-axt should begfc with nothing less delicate than nlghtingalwi' fougute, and wind up with apidesuf tiie Heaperidtu Whan the cloth had been withdrawn after the lait course it was revealed tli.it the great t^blu was composed of upward of sixty Bgiall square Ubtes, Uk« the joints of a,; serpent—each accommodat­ ing four petsons. Now tbefifty Nubians, who, in the costume of their country (at least as deigned by color loving artists), had Ih-cii Atending during the dinner, wheeled thibw tables into a great aemlcirvle at thfc lower half of the hall, and then the guesta, reseating themselves. UK. OVER .STINGS. iMfared to siruggle with tiie semblance ,f a rope about hi? ijeck. Th *n he point- ed to the floor at htr feet, and with a sudden flash of convection she knew that ■rty I have this room, so cunningly disguised, was the room in which Harry Trent had fallen, stabbed to the heart! With a shriek she sprang to her feet and stag­ gered forward. CHAPTER NHL AN ILXTKUT.UNMEST. III that »’> more bdautiful ur clever than I worketlmiraclei Ixjfore now? And after all, I Keppel* Darke ’ have nothing *• ’ ‘to 'fear. > ” - • may come biui from the' grave if he will, but Harry Trent will not Aud even if lte did • • • "So glad to see you, Mrs. Van'lerdondeF "Great pleas- : | j I | | j NK.l7\!RBANK&Co CHICAGO. CASTOR IA for Infants and Children CactoHa rnrra CoKe. ConMipatior.. XH So. Oxford St, Brooklyn, N. Y. it did i><^ until as much of it as could be contaiia*d in a hat lay at the man’s Heijiw grasped’ the end of ■* it — iu 'f'*U * " ’ -• bfe right Itiiul and uhook it out in iMe «>r, (W-til tie whole length of the cord unduitting before him in a thou*and flying curves. Suddenly the move- ELL BRE SOON WES ure, Miss Fitz-Marrayr "Your wife i IU°»IC changed from vertical to jiorizonunweli? What a puy. Mr. Roylaucef ' tai, until ii n vmfJ as if the cord were "Yes, like a fairy palace.” i weaving itaclf into a fabric before their For. ail the while that Sallie was de- j vy.«; and,In fact, in a wonderfully brief , bating a matter ul vital interest to her- time a mat: a yard in diameter had been en- ‘; thustnanujlnctunkl.whichthemanspread self, she had been Ktamling near th.* th»*.enthustnanii|actured,w! ” i, with Cbunt '' out.un ?thetluorand-twated himself upon. trance to the drawing rc-im, --.i. C....... ’ *’ 7 ” ’ . .| uw Lisle on UM her ..v. Mt .. .. hand, reviving .u'-. i.l.., and ...... '' Halifax! liis sj-es eyes nnd nndgated upward, ’j de Hu lifaxl lus gazed upward, exchanging amenities with one group or • "Jid the .•■idienct.*, following his gate, | saIouoQUICKLY MARRIED- S APOLIO is one of the best known city luxuries and each time a cake is used an hour is saved. On floors, tables and painted work it acts like individual, after another of arriving I p*rccived r.-emp of white tissue paper ; a charm- For scouring pots, pans and metaln it has no equal. If your guests. Ei.tj1kmIv knowr how rendilv j fl-«ting downward .toward him. He] finger and the ivqier store-keeper does not keep it you should insist upon his doing so, as it this duality of p-iper rested rested ij «>f nature develop develops itwlf its*df • Mdontb held ’< fingvrandthe when anv tiowurful impression is work- t upon if. it flatten'd then* for a moment; always gives satisfaction and its immenso sal all over tho United States ing <>n tiie mind. The soul so seldom bv breath.-1 npoq it mid it grew rapidly i makes it an almost necessary article to any well supplied store. Every­ ' m the h । liwgcr; it ■ ’ax mjw a white hen. which : tum any jvirt farrago of- conventhing shines after its use, and even tho children delight in using it in -• j flapp'd its iv:n;:Aund clucked. The num I i and automatic things that we their attempts to help around tbe house. placed it floor: it ran about,. bat j j daily tviy and uxuV Kiv anu do, m>, that vuas when wnvu by u* chance ji i1' — -- I ;i the ---------it t ■ anuitod ft con attend to it* affair j fituM.v M 1<-I down and mmediately t; I ■ .* v».x ...• ,-v . I , " ... .nt Ixiing i..,n . in in the t!> Ic-iut I. .».,t disturbed disturbed by by । h ’dd an egt eg-. .. ivv No .-'• issuer had it U.'UV done thia ■-’ut-r uu -j is ““J j---------------. j without ’.i<l nn I'ROHATE OKDEB. ,\th,-din nf external things. Bailie, uc- | than the n i ui s-izc.*! it by the neck, ehlitiui. Cotr-fv «•< itery-es; _ jXj ifjgi |[" J A cvrdiugly, smiled and chatted fully ns I whirls! it tn mnd and it was once more -j.' -u <>! the rndiai- Court Jpr the white tissue ; *per, which , U14V11U • j . i iv. Iiuldcn :.l Hi«- I’robsle sMBoe, County v! well as usual, while her real thoughts *■’ I In th.* «',t < t iliorluv-. in said count*, ou f1 were ranging to and fro tlwough the ; floated up> md disappeared 4n the vault- ' fjj i- ?5J» l»y ch S -/rmlw, hi lhe year r.d Gtjthl !n.i .1* <i and nhict* "pc. , p»bt. awl qn«’ti<«ning tiie future in a . ceiling, C harles W. AoustroDy. Judge or ■ the ■ • ,-twtm hU w i egg between — ■ manner that those wh3 saw her standing j The The nia ma 1 took m. glowing giowma and forefin^r r...g. r|it>d thumb. In J(.-d attentively In the | matter nt the estate of Dora there in the soft light, NO. 35. i* en astonished al « « ’ > 11 ’ l oa thH ttuor a ^ Un ’ ." I sparkling, would Iiavu tev.. L.-1 .’ !' ' ■ Hl int end. Then, lifting his I i ancnig it ur.-.Uou vf said estate -Idem can Bhow n fairer 1 hand a lit le* he pointed downward at [ lizaBon fce eccne than lay before Salhe ’ s eyre that apex u she egg- Presently a steam |•ml | <i.-r-d, that tVeJiumday. the I Tlirn til* ko I egan to issue from the apex, tersnitt,J . a 1 IKd. m leu o’clock tn evening. The guest* M-emud to have done : or Him>>»e i '-■»’!> <laj ot jMKuua h|u a vaporuas pilinr and- aug­ • gned ter tl:r In sritiR of said tudr U**t to render themselvw lianno- ’ Rnsing j Hit-h>rvr:« I > rant: | menting i volume u»ul it was several petlllon.Kl j Sfcf Klug^crfi, tiH'Mil yxvrtlv rc-«nd ami n! -.swiThth-ir environment Th.-Ixsiu- I ,,scuv‘"’* li.ien-sti'fl In mM r.l. mid all . i.. ’ . . and girth. It now took tiful girls were never beautiful I*- I t m 1^ irutibi hire fallen. a rev. Iviug motion, widely becam“ I Count de Lisle knocked at the door. fore: the women with taste in drew were ■un ; ' fxc«**li:ig v rapid, and it was seen that I and allow <p«’ For a minute or two th-re was no an-y u**ver so tastefully .Irv .^l as this night; it was ass mingiihapeand soHuity; and J of the I’.'kit IN THE I swer. He knocked again* MsAim* the women with jewels never before so ioi hl pctitkuier give ; It I* furthtr । amid a ge erul murmur of amazement n '.(rjl iu mtd estate, I Trent," he said, "pardon mo for distarb- . shone and glittered. As for lhe men, from thu Aidienee it stood liefore them tnimi. »n<l tb« hear; ing you. but the guiesto an? beginning tn they could not array themselves in wlk3 ----------. as a hti*n#i tiguro^a* Udutiful girl, en­ fruniarrive."' Th** dour was ojx^uJ ojx-hed slowly. „ they niighl have done a veloped a white robe as soft a.4 mist wiper printed and rlrrtf.Mcrt In mid , i The beautiful Sailie etoxl ... .there pale, flK.lier. tat ttay mx.l<- nP I Harry muse I;: each we. k lor three successive She-remaMic-1 erect and apparently un.. . >.......... wwl» previous...to ;.a.I:.. ml 4m.if^iAtrintf .\f tirarinjt. ’ with dirtended eye*. She stand st him fur their plain black and white by wit consdaus i:>f her environment her dark CHAISLM W. APMSTnOXO, as if nho hardly nialized bis presence . M>J iwod-binnor. Everytaly fent­ eves wAn* flxed in a gaxe^f profound ab- 1 Judge uf Probate. but after a moment she put out her band ins intensted. Tbrre hu-1 from tb« tat [A true copy~r ftritetion.1ai if, just created, sho. were »ml autobed him by tbo rleero. Sbo ' Uvn tarimlty t“ »>» bow U»> o’™* mam-limjnt th-* mystery1 of Ixiing. Comer of Court and J effenon Hl. Keeps Cour. , drew him into tbe room. { nouH tain:ta> ita enfertatomdit. «wl I I "Am I hwakt?” exclaimed Mrs. Van- 'cad. bone w«il. ground opster-i-hHl. ■reg(god • "Why did you put me hare?" “he »<1. i this ruriodty Ital now token on » d«l>« derdonde gin a cracked voice; "because, t,r (owls. Aho a general stock of groceries. Goodjcoods. Low prices. in t »>* dtv voice. What was it?” ! an.1 lireUi-rtota. Tim utontW « re. “ "wan if i am. I wnptXo get away. N^ii-1 is Is anyuuug -Ary you Hii.- 1" --------------- wrongT ne H wns going to !>”"> »'■ th,lt “ wicke^l!" । / ' ■sked anxiouslv. tronld rvmoniUr, anl thnt wtatot-w ex••You have hit upin the true/ explana­ •F she continued. "Ifaw to^totiun. might bo “toOtoi. the toMt "That mirror!" upwards and * Oh! what was it?" Wn»-.iuit» able to SU!T«« them without tion, ns I; understand it, madam," said •perty in ex- —I thought • * through her and her ' the eotuiti who sat beside her, mn. ing. wnd> exerting bim«ir. Etvtjrthtag went A tremor passed IlasUngs, - - Mich. "This is nil illusion. It doesn’t really OMdly and «i*“« an‘ for. aalc will. teeth chattered. take plv*Tbwu jugglers havo the । -"The mirrorr be repeated, looking the eotat wxi the moat unoioenwi, fncnlty of hypnotizing their audiences ta.l core tree I-” ® ’ 111 ,be ’ “ ” ??■ . I? ” 1 will trade perplexed. jrr-,t to uL right p»;m. that one iro* “ surplus to.voo.oo. if with an effort and nerer gavu an order, or wt-nteJ to hare She turned as a-rines uni sec* all that th* juggler wants : Tthta Jht .are of ploaMuo at tlfe pk» xt-.-nded system i gave a glance ’ it. Incorporated under tbe laws of the 8taU of Kiattvc toward v —... — — The *•* room was 1dm to 4s, and yet remain*, in the ild be W«U tor lull uf light. Th. 8n- tand rteta Xf to go-to Michigan. juii of light. Thv fire —.— cnlinary a-m-, awake. But you are not .. .. _mirror * - ---- r.rwllT faUv. The antique reflected toeir I nouoeod porfecl by the tat entto- p»*, nwnkb: vuu have b^en dreaming, and ■Open for business Dec. 15.IMC. K*-t tin- benefits. I two’ figures .standing te ther m the FOR loot-ana Mine funni.l»bl« uulu wore. M have all. Let us see what the next !* (ur sale in the IdoOTWuy. An«»p»™ea»g»™- ’^;‘ ttan.—Mia to addition be aPP**®* ,ar officers: in. Wa-!it’:'iton. . variation will 1*1" D. G. Bobinson, President; - I more genial and eonveraable than lero■I- of 5.U00.09Q I laugh aud imt her liand to her head. ’ CONTINUED Chester Messer, Vice. Pres. WHY I (■ ■ , r, n. Evidently he was one of those d And timbered1 WM ul«-p. I wppoto; it >un« I ^^eto ‘tat D. W. Reynolds, CsaNec. a dream—a nightmare. Dead men are •nr.BCT<H»: Thu ladies 8»)U fel1 ,n • U years credit «n dead!" and she laughed again. Literally means tiad air. Poisonous W. H. Fevers, Pan W. ReyuoldA. ■■Yon are not wvU." he e^l #“Von nth's given, cerms a* bine from low, marshy lanit or III. B. Messer. n. G. Robinson, bad better lio do™ <® 'he .lT”°r.1^ nice, and so inconceivably re.h. T ihXylnx vegetable matter, an* I: taatwainirma’joe. with aotaekeor John Carveth. nil liked him none the lesH11 18 breathed into the lungs, taken up b>* Jh'j boar or two and reet. I will‘b*' ' P. T. Colgrorc. r.tid ray, and bre-xaw vt wotr mor<»•» yon an> not .liMnrbod, I w>U receire tbe t-nf U than any <4k<t- m.inny.’ityrrr. Il cqnala handI,lota. «I.4 nnle« the vlt.1 lllta I. nn~ "v^fe Interest niMnu timerteposlts and s Reneral gl-lto-t in that roomr abe exclaimed. h^^-i^b^ietnin. Hnukins B:i«ues» Transacted. t'^sra fai.s Route.” She Rare him a rury —^““S r city lu klD, I 0 /L 1A J ALWAYS THE SAME J“ ALWAYS THE BEST 5<- CKMR G1LLASPIE, Hastings City, Bank, W. L. DOUGLAS -S3SHOEc._HVe^ Central ' ■* ■•• ;sl« A»e it, HasUBir*. -Yon were speaking p DTta-e« “ *“■ while aRO," She ubeerrid. Any OU<Sp«j(*<irtym9>»ri»’ or Iilher Jxrtsons dKmM wonM think you had a P^AUtimwi- bout c I’m out j TTrh'^tf^niting their turn to ta• • • Ab, wellt You'U think■■ Im°ut ।j h S!d^*bW V “Xin" k.-!-p tlH’i blood pare by taking Hood » 2: b ot my head. Come, I am ready. fcr SarsaparlJlRi . _____ be afraid, dear count I «naU te nit*1 wn4 taaotoproxtonty “ 'he ta«n. Itev. J.|w. Arney annoures protracted to thu emergency." nifH-tinEslto eomnience Nov. 1. lie m­ Tn getting au early >tart In the rare. ber I S-trJu^^l~‘btog £,==?■£ =»«51 -s Stod. which WM ««««* «'“*y-B’Tib22 « ™i>y girfe and logical in itaMaa.*1^t^re yeara old and j a «>rt S angry heat to the «=«^“ dta-ed in ~*ten> *»■ °'’LV a <'laktki: a pot. ' lun'.'i' ■ rT",n ,‘rn«i<ylv*nt»u- •■EiBC.’ ri'hbr ' i *bem in a man’* rje '•fttm'it *• *'•<•’>»«»'» Standard Hertel csot-c 'v11'' 1'*>yrt*iananid nwt be re'iurk Ca.IX. JuneSr.ttM. X "'SI" >• '« “ UlOta w*to A StaUMtock Ml frcently """“‘'j’?' L-ntotaTlowlo' muskcMlton* •tol-pta to 1 “,cwohhd vnwgto- wlo-wu* a»h'« rra-cor.;0<rt r.n<J scrulcv. ^i iu!,"iu>rfiid«M<r«f thiCourt house in (lir CHy tev.v Ktn-n the n a trtui »1«!*«!>« DOJfv worn byte.- toy»e*T\»b»*t «u tw nwrttagub’^turrsamnR »••!>* »h; Ladies WJS5KK&: ••Not Knld ’hat Klitten" is a Pne nji«: ht iseqa’tJ inse thM «®< >• ’anM‘*ri *f ?bX^S bSn^Jg- ! ^o„-S -JS’K ,. 5^5 MORTGAGE SALE. Notice is hereby tivan that. h» tm’wer of *sle In a mortenc-' executed by Man H?UnT tK-srlni: irtloa Ofuen all In town four north »d r*n£« S .^. whteh is the twmulM-. naiad Hastl’V’. Aiian*’ iotn. twt p,uea ZamrLOS B. UotT. Mortgsgee. CRAB. H Bat Attorney for MortRagcr. Woolley & Bronson ^a-xixfrxB. �Hastings Banner. orning, We Open Saturday Hastings Thursday, Octotar 15, 1391. MARSH ALL L. COOK. Editor. TH HA.STIXfc-% MICH., 1-OXTOJ’FT’CK, AVGVHT 14. 1R78. EDITORIAL NOTES. Let us see what the Pairtms gained by electing democratic state officers and legis­ lature. 1st.—-The future control ot the legisla­ ture and of tho congressional delegation of Michigan was handed over to tho large cities of the state by tbe “farmers friends," the squawbncfi legislature and BOSTON JTOKE I n M rs Bailey's Store, South Side State Street, Hastings the “farmer governor." The large cities of the state have about one third of tbe state's population, and yet they will con­ trol the selection of a majority of tbe nominees for congress and the legislature. Sd.—Through lhe democratic senators and Lieutenant Governor Strong, the Patrons of Industry were robbed of the control of the Michigan state senate last winter by methods a_« wicked, wanton and autocratic as tbe Czar of Russia woifld eiu-, ploy tn coercing a Polish province. 3d.—They are indebted to their illus­ trious squawbuckships for the chance they now have of taking an untimely flight in­ to the “great beyond” by the squawbuck low-test kerosene route. ♦th.—His excellency helped to do up tbe Tailroad "monopolies" by appointing a railroad lawyer as railroad commissioner. 5th.—The board of state auditors are helping the farmer by advertising contracts to be let to tbe lowest responsible bidder, and their not letting them to tbe lowest bidder. 6th.—The democrats promised a "short session” ot the legislature, it lasted from January 1st fill past the following National In introducing our new Dry Goods and Cloak House to th| people of Hastings and vicinity, wo wish to state that we come to your city witli a New, Clean Stock of all Kinds of Dry Goods, Cloaks, Etc We propose to sell .you good, honest goods at much less prices than you have teen paying for them heretofore FOR ONE WEEK WE OFFER 100 pieces best makes of Indigo Blue Prints at 5c, or 20 yds. for $1.00. 155 pieces best makes Dark Fall Styles of Dress Prints at 5c, or 20 yds. for $L00. 178 bolts of one yard wide Sheeting, assorted makes, at 5c, or 20 yds. for $1.00. 100 pieces gl°ve finish Cambrics at 3%c. 1000 doz. papers good Brass Pins at 1c per paper. 1000 doz. fine White Tapes 4 to 12 width at 1c per roll. • . 100 doz. Clark’s O. N. T. Thread at 4c per spool. birthday, and would probably be there yet but for the indignant protests of an out­ raged people. 7th.—No legislature In tbe history of i Michigan wasted so much time, passed so much foolish and vicious legislation, or be­ gan to compare with it for rank partisan­ ship. The above are some of the Inflictions the Patrons brought upon themselves and the state by tbe part they took In electing auch a "reform” crowd. But as President Partridge stated In a recent Interview, the Patrons know when they have had enough, and cannot be again tempted to train with a party which is so large In its promises of benefits, and so infinitesimally small In the results shown. Another piece of squawbuck-Idiocy is shown by the mortgage tax law passed by the nasty tribe who quartered at. Lansing last winter and-sprlng and a part of the summer at tbe expense of the state. This law was stated to be for the purpose of compelling lhe owners of mortgages to pay the taxes on them in the same town­ ship. village or city where the mortgaged property wits siimted, and the amount of tbe mortgnge^^was deducted from the mortgagor's assemnenL The result was just what everybody but the measly squawbucks knew It would be. The owners of the mortgages demanded the payment of the tax on the mortgage by the mortgagor, and tho latter had to pay it. Had be not done so. the mortgagee would have demanded bis monev when the mort­ gage was due, and tbe mortgagor would have found that it would be difficult if not Impossible to loan it from any one else, wlt|> such a law In existence. The law. If enforced, would drive ever}’ dollar of out­ side loans from the state, and raise instead of lower rates of Interest and increase the burdens of the mortgagor. It will be. years before the state of Michigan re­ covers from tbe disgrace and foolishness of her squawbuck legislature. Tiie haw­ bucks were bad enough; but the aquawbueks left them so completely in the shade for foolishness and vicious legislation that there Is hardly room for comparison. Visit our DRESS GOODS DEPARTMENT for POPULAR GOODS AT POPULAR PRICES. We want you to see our CLOAKS FOR LADIES, MISSES AND CHILDREN. OPENING DAY SATURDAY MORNING, OCT. 17, 1891 been the law of the land for ayear Every farmer in America knows that he pays less for what he buys and gets more for what he sells since that bill took effect. Facts like these are worth more than the finest of theories, end tbe intelligent farmer who secs them will not be stamped­ ed into tbe free-trade camp, as many were n year ago. •The government at Washington is buy­ ing 84,500.000 worth of silver bullion every month. end either coining it Into sliver dollars, or issuing allver certificates for It All the dollars coined or certificates Issued are worth dollar for dollar, because of republican legislation. Aud the 22 cents profit between the bullion and coin value goes Into Uncle Sam’s treasury. Isn’t it better to let the sliver question re­ main as it Is? Our government is now using the product of tbe American silver mines. That Is surely all it should be asked to do; all It can do with safety. The moment it should adopt free coinage, it would become the dumping place of all the silver of the World, and Invite disaster to the business of the country. And for wbat? Merely to enable western mine The McKinley bill has been on trial for owners to get tbe 22 cents profit that now a year. Tbe democratic calamity howlers goes to the government predicted that it would rob the farmer and The calamity howlers, democrats or raise hob generally. The farmer knows democratic pot-washers of Michigan are in from a year’s experience that what he training for their winter’s job. They will buys coats him less and what he sells be obedient servants lo their paymaster, brings him more than before the bill be­ came law. The farmer -is able to stand and will work tbe "Alliance” racket this time. Then next year they will try and that kind of robbery. Indeed he has been anxious for years to be rubbed In exactly bait the Alliances so their members will that way. He remembers that the demo­ be caught in the democratic trap. But we crats in congress proposed to remove the believe the slick workers will find they cannot foot people again with the same old ■duties from what. he had to sell, aud to leave 68 per cent, on sugar. Republican taught an instrument for 8100, and agreed to pay twenty dollars per month. Then his wife and himself made a private agree­ ment that each and every tan cent |>k-ce that enme into of ------------------~ the posHcxslon of either ... them khould go into a box and be ataL apblicd —I Under totliepaymeit for the typewriter. ‘ ‘ 1 no circnmKtancvs wn* either of them to spend a ten cent coin. This plan worked very *ell for the box, but it nearly t»ankrnpt«Ufto nimble • young man in the first month. Nt Ntarly ___ . every cotn tl at ho received for change! was a ten cent piece. He was unable to impend more than thirty or forty cents out : of a dollar because of the accumulation ot ten i cent coins. One evening he went to Coney I with his wife. They had a modest little , dinner there, and upon returning tome they found tbafythcjr had taken In Just i 33.60 in ten cent pieces on that trip kt ■ the end of the first month the boj found to contain fifty three dollars is rent pieces.—New York Time*. The Prophet Mohammed is reported to have said "that among men there had been many perfect, but not more than four of tbe other sex have attained perfection—to wit. Aslah, Mary, Khadijah and Fatima." A^inh waa the wife of the Pharaoh of the Exodus. She forsook tho faith uf her fathera, on account of which her hiuband OTbjectac^^ber -—. • • to many cruelties. Muwua. The inn A newspaper correspondent somcgnies Virgin Mary was thu second perfect has to undergo. In this prosaic agc<f tho | woman, Mohammed stating Mating that "*he "she had world, personal peril* not unlike thorn been exalted above all tbe women of tbe which, in fonnef times, the military *— *world. ”—,J !”’ v ’’~J"1 was tbe ■ Khadijah first wife of was constantly falling into. Under —_ tdie propbet. "a princess among women." circumstances of peril he must hai » his FaLlma, atxonllng to Mohammed, was the wita ata nt him. fourth perfect woman, she being his toThe late Laurence Oliphant, a joun db.t loved daughter.—London Tit-Bita. and num of letters, was once ttac >rre___________ _________ ■pendent of the London Times, whidb, In In Brazil there grows a tree which baa France, waa a hated j»apcr. He attended ban! urn shaped fruit*, known as mon­ a revolutionary meeting at Lyonn, whore key cupA. They contain edible nut* and the population tad begun to commit deethe husks are very peculiar, hieing aix perate excejisea. ' Inches in diameter and having regular lid* He knew French eo well, and had eo which fit them closely and separate when cleverly assumed ithe guise of a working- the Keods are mature. And the people of Barry Co. are beginning to realize it more and, more that the place to buy CARRIAGES, Road Wagons AND CARTS, ' Is at JESSE TOWNSEND’S And farmers will please take notice that I make a specialty, on Lumber wagons, and now a welcome to everybody at the large tent each day of the fair. HASTINGS. MICH. Photo Albums 1 have U full lino <[f album* on band and am selling them at very reasonable prices. Over 400 volumes of Hertha Clay's, novels, nicely boun’l, and “f>ut of right" for price. Don’t get books of any sort until you see me. Am headquarter- for pare drugs, which 1 always sell at prices that people can afford. A nimble witted young man who writeo for the nowspapeni on current topics, at so much per column, made up hie mind a few The above first-class steel range only We have a complete stock. Terms to suit. the druggist. We are doing work that cau not be surpassed by any laun­ dry in the state. Our prices for collars, cuffs and shirts are 2 cts, 4 cts and 10 cts respect­ ively, which are as low as the lowest, while our prices pn un­ derwear and other garments White Bose Floor are below competitors in neighboring cities We are here well prepared io do busi­ ness, and we are equipped for doing onr work as it should be done. Give us a trial and spend your money at home in­ Every reck win'ranted to stead of helping foreign insti­ A No. 1. For sale only fl Call and see them at tutions. n \ \W too. writing instrument would greatly increase hl* earning capacity. He talked with Lis wife about the uiMtar, and she agreed with It is fast becoming ah Office at Residence on Michigan Ave. dodge in another guise. acted by congress. We are not hearing so much about "Mc­ Kinley prices" from our free-trade friends, aa we did a year ago. Then the calamity howlers, all over the land, were assuring the farmers that the McKinley bill would hat they bad to 'fyMafUMfMrM/aiK U th. LEADING SCHOOL of prsiNrSS. JESSE TOWNSEND legislation increased tbe duties on farm If the fanner is able to discover how be products to the fanners' advantage, and is benefit tad by taking a 78 ceut dollar for gave .them sugar duty free. That is tbe Ms wheat, or bow his interests will be difference between republican and demo­ promoted by making a present of 22 cents cratic tariff legislation. It Is i large ou each dollar coined to the rich silverdifference too; and farmers are not slow to mine owners of tho west, then the farmer •ee which means most and best to them. should favor free coinage. A year ago they were literally stampeded If Roswell P. Flower shall be elected into the democratic camp by the false prophet* of free trade. To-day they have governor of New York, then Tammany, before them tbe most flattering prospects the rotteneat political organization of tbe In years; all because the Mcklnley bill is earth, will be master of the democracy of what its framers Intended—-the best legis­ New York and of the national democracy lation for tbe fanner ever proposed or en­ mnn, that ha wa, not 'aoapoeted; but auddenly n rumor was announced to tbe meet­ ing that an emissary of the brutal London Times was there. At ouce the mob was In an uproar, and load cries resounded of “Chcrehons-le! a la “ — tnortl a ■la riviere!*“ ” '* (Let us And him! kill him! to tbe river with him!) Oliphant jumped to his feet with a look of overwhelming indignation, shouting at hia voice, "Cherchoha-le! Moi, the top of his J* connahi -r-rrh is jc ’le do vue!” (Let's find him! I know him by eight!) Under cover of this zeal, and hunting everywhere, for the detested Englishman, he made his escape.—Youth’s Companion. WEISSERT BROS. Flour Way Down! $2.50. JOS. ROGIBS. �Otj). LIST OF PREMIUMS (mml.Hl at the Thirty-Ninth ■ innnal Fair of the Barry ’ („nlitv Agr'l Society. 22> 28> 24 Ikid ai and 25. tint....... Calves. Calyes, Wreath paper fio'ers. Oalllr Benham 1st nw. ... ClMB l4, Bu1I yr old. Geo c Nichols first Catoes, Gw B Fuller ~ . .. GoMen Cow* and Helfers. Cow 4 Yrs ojd. Geo 8 Fuller, first Cow 4 yrs old. Geo R Fuller, s " tjow 1 yr oM. (too H Fuller, firei wmm i i lusey first......... . . McAllister third I H;:ft$ti:ten fourth Class 24. Cotswold. Huek 2 years old. Wm Bedford, first. 1 uck 1 years o d. A Harnaby sec Buck 2 yenreold. E L Hureleydiploma Hu- k 1 year old, Wm Hed'onl first.... 1 Hock lamb. Wm Bedford first ... Burk lamb. E I. Hure ey rer1' 2 ewes 2 years old. Wm Bedford first... 1 ewe* . years old E 1. Hursly are 1 w Fevres 1 war old. EL Hureley flrat............. 2 erees I rear old. Wm Bedford m Ewe ambs. Wm Bedford firet •n rare. ■tollion* barred. : .rating first.................. I" ।ilord................ I M) AMUSEMENTS. P«i*»«^’afuctrenm 3 <M> Class S first....T .. 1 eter lhe great. Albert Stanley firet *” Fn* first vehT,1 A E Phillips first...J U bite plpln. J H Hutton firm S5 feag^o"gaATu ■«: 1 L 1 on * S. 3 w an ! « 2 ewe total**. C D Harnaby see’’’. dam to. Midd'c Wuo's. ■s Swine. Class 3’. Poland China. . —• . ..... ... . « , V »ear old <>r ovr r. WHlxnl Ferry sec » f>d s p'gs. G a Barner first ..... 4 u> Harlwr fir«t . ib-n.’s. first .. •o L ........ Khme. Lerty Greenfield....T;....... OhiWiX? Chamberlain.!.........I unto pd. A Hlteton................... 1 Jewel grant, a Hllston"V Streaked pipin. T P Barnumt:/ " Transcendent erab Marf'Wuikex.. " SJ’Jh’W i«nR'«’-taouRbtalln.. J............ Eng'ish Kuweit T P Maruum H*«™ apple. T P Raruum.......... J7 ? Mrechln swre-t. T P Barnum....... 1........ / Pound •wret.Blmon Keiser1 ... Long Wool Grades. 3 ewe iambs,U D Barnaby se; ••• • p2,U?5?7*' aStanley Class 2d. Oxfnrddowns, Ruck 1 year old. Geo Mstmn first . Buck lamb, Geo Mason first Class 27. Rbropshlres. Buck 2 years old or over, J W Ford BwV y»- of ow. M H Burton & ( lamb, Wm Johnson first Nob'r.Jack Sbay. • C(a«s 31 Chester White. Roar t year ni t or over. Malt Youngs, 1st 4 oo Roar 1 war old or nver. .Ies«e Erb 30c Feu ut a ur more pigs. Matt Youngs first.. 4 ou FMl genUttig. ftenj F Gaskill....... ............. f it'ier genuine, IkmJ FGaskill.J............ Alexandria. Beni B Gaskill... J... Green sweet c M Woodmansee. Northern rusreii, c M Wondmum ... Ohio Grecnine. C M Woodmamteq............. Fewanker. Wm Smith . j Red Detroit, J M Leech1 i’u.imi Greatest variety. E L Hunley 3d. t. ... Single plates. Bartlett. W W MrKlbbon Beuerre de anjou. Jas Button1 Flemish beautv. Ja* button Shekel. E L Hunley1 Clapp. A H Irkeii1 Rudman. Jas Button’ Duck's de anlou. So on K Doud .. . K> eldon. A (» Caritoo . ... Roi’xn and ready, a H Ickes .. Tvaun. A H tekra 1 aimer prolific, a H Ickes4 Bell. Mary W.tker Huerre ranxu*. Fred Bergman.. . iMandard. W K Barber ..../...J........ Burlington. W K BaJber fus'ireiiirr de raugva. Jas Sutton Hucrre superfine. J*s HuUuu Better. Jacob Walker i Ruerre aster. Afton Smith ...1..,. lawrenee.Anensmith ... Louis bon de j'y. E L Hunley...: ... Class 435 Feacbes. Solway, Jas Sutton................................. Mountain Hone. Jm Sutbm .............. Hi ls ebll I. H L Howard <*ld mlson free atone. Jas Hutto*.... Munir the world. Jas SuU->u lord Pa nigrum' Jas duttou ............. wtiit* t<eacb. A K Heuynn ... . H uiM |»-K h Wsikrr . . Beedling. A K Hrnycn ... . Wa^omsnn*. Marr Walker... lat* erawford. Ira Oagoud .............. I Howard................................. Hupklusv'.He seedling. H B Hut ilrkWin Smith. t*n Bufi.first.. ■o Ma"<>n, first. * • ■ ■ ■■ I. K Uhtcluiiandlpl’ma M Pulman, UrvaJ.. 4 <*» * McMurv. »■•<" .. 2 u) A HUekman. first .. 3 <Z) ft’.u<!hnian. first : '. it-. C A Barber. 1st side. H Wlthey, sec.. 'JrId tuns. ■ !. Briggs, first Herbert Brown, first.. ■ *e»8 undartN Bred. (» Freeman. first. Hluchtnan. first.. 2 M) llmchm.au, sec. •e» not Registered. ove-.E Bechtel, tot >ou Sam, orst Mares. HJs. fir*t........... k Auunis. first. Murry, Orel oil at side. E Andrus, sec. Geldings. I . J N Murry, first Fen brahmah fowls. I N Cunningham 1st I ec Pen cocbm fowls. IMos McElwain tin: . l Pen wryandott fowls..1 M Hauer fint .... i Fen piymoth rvek. Parker Erwajrfirst. .. 1 Pen r»lyninth rock. J M Hauer s-c Pen Leghorn, I*r>os McElwain firs: 1 Fei> Hamburg fowls. Delo* McElwain first 1 Fen Game fowls. Delos McElwain first... 1 Pairs. Bramah light chirks. E I. Hunley first... ’ Corbins b-ack. Iieios McE'w;Unfii>t ....... Cochin pitrtrolg". Doio*McElwain first... Wyandotte silver laced, Z B Hoyt fint.... Wyandotte, 'ilv-r i.v-<l. J M B«urr sec... Wyando tr. wli f . J M Bauer fint Wiandot’e < hieks Silvi r laiwM 2 H Hoyt 1st Fiymofti rock barred. E L Hnnley first. Flvrroth rt-ek cbiek* b;«rr« rl J M Bauer IM Plymoth r»»ck elikks white. Dell-Sutton IM :o Leghorn t>l*.*k. Delos McEiwaln firM........ leghorn black. D< l<w MeKIwain sec Leahorn brown. Deb's McElwam first Jyeghoru domlne-iues Delos MeEiwaln 1st Leghorn dotniniqueo. IH>lo« McElwain w. leghorn wiilte rose comb. I) McElwain IM lx-gh'*m white rosy comb. I> Mralwaln 2d 1 Leghorn chirks Mark. D MeKiwaln fire: Leghorn chick* brown. D McElwain first Lrghon eh’ks «ionuni>|iics D McElwain 1st Leghorn eti'as br'n rose comb l» MeElw'n .'■> lanborti chicks while D MeRiwal* first . Hamburg golden penciled. DMcElwain IM Hamburg gulden penei-ed 1> wcElwaiulod Hamburg white, D McElwain first Hamburg silver penciled. D McElwain l«t Hamburg Mirer penciled. I> McElwain W Hamburg ehiuss biack. J M Hauer firet--Hamburg *Ur*r penciled. I» MeKiwaln 1st . Hamburg chicks silver spangled, L L/ HurMey first Po ish go’den. F. L Harsiev first .. .. ... Polish White erretee tdk. h I. Hureley Brel Polish whi’e crested blk. E L Hursley sec Game fowl* brown red. D McElwain first Game fowls blk b red, D McElwain first-. Gams fowls blk b rref. E L Htirs'ey sec... Game fn’l* Ml’er duck wlnx.E L Hureley I Game fowls duekwing. D .McElwain first.. Game fowls chirks br'n red ” firet.. <»amo fowls ehlcka red pile J!™1" Game ehick* blk br red. G WjMSHXe first .. Game ck.« »HverdtteKwirg. E LHurslry s Game c’ks velf 'wduck wug. K l-Hui'b 1" Bantam fo'ts b b red game. D McElwain 1st Hant'm fo l« gold'n scabrlT “ ” BaUiam fowls japaJie*e 11,1 Bantam fowls j «p’nrse “ ; Bantam fowls <1uekh'< g J'* Bantum fowls ducking i Ranlrm chl-ks b b red. Leon Banfiret Bantam etveks golden sea bright. D«to4 Bimtameh?elutmsted white.F Harens ist Miscellaneous. Andx’uslan*. l> McElwain first Houdati ’* ............................ bilk les, “ Jn«t .......... ,•••• Blkspantob.” ........... % Guineas “ “ flrat................ Guineas, G*o Whitney sec silkies chicks. Delos McElwain first Class 3TH. Duck*. heron and other French Draft White crested, D McElwain first Alysonry. “ f>™J.................... Bowen. " . ............................ Hawen. E L Hureley ruver.T ITulllps’ M. Call grav. D McElwain first Call white." " “ * • Cleveland Bays, Pekin, " . * flrat......... ............... sfi or over. W O Freeman. Fekln. E L Hursleysec Stallion * StaUluii 4 ■ *. Carriage Horses. Albert Stanley, first .. ;>i. H A Selble. sec............ a>al.r 8 McMore. first.... A Sclble, sec...... • lawu. Sweepstakes. Genera' ; i : Geo Mason. first ... Bratt .I|> Ruil j ItUli I Boil; It. Cattle. Short Horus. ‘•r-nw. i» McElwain, first c.\ Harber, first... »■ Brings. Ont '■ A Haroor. sec "gwi. first - bu Bint corn W.F FiCeid 1st 1. .... bu fltot corn. Claud Warburton Jd bu pop corn. J»rlo*t Hopkins 1st.... bu pop eorn.Badie Newton ad .. ... bu white oats. B P, Ulsbrldger bt ■ • bu white osto. Beub-n lasraVce 2d ... u.. o»i, Uut Kent bl ........... DU wirw-r ryr. v n. ■ •••■ bu buakwheat. Blehard Freer !•}•••• bu buckwheat. Will t^riiaut 1st-... U tm while beans. M •• rm white beans, Frank Milkes ,«i.. . - bu umn'bTs-*. »enj F Gaskill 1st •• bu red rh>Ar. Lvman lurry 1st •• bu red ciorrr. Ii L Hll'lngar id, 3 heads canltfiuwer, John H«*sn»er 1st 3 heads eaulflower. Mn John KeUer -d u H 5 H * 2 <* W 4 lixbeaue. r i»w« .................. Watermelon. ■ -v; Watermelon. Afton Smith Sd M^n^ion. Boskirt iu ............. Muskmelon. CulJeftlou laee work. Dora Wilkes 1st.... Collettmii Isce work. Rlaurbc .Smith 2d Hix Itknch vl>-ths. mre T Phillips 1st.... Six touch cloths, mrs 11 Jonre 2il Toilet table spread, mre H Jones 1st.... Homta Embroidery. Belle Hicks 1st .■■ to Kn>b|Mld*d table linen mrs J H Dennh lst M Bilk embroidery, mrs D G Roblrwon 1st to RHk *nibruidery. rare J H Dennis 2d.... Uur* embrold'y. mrs M Howard 1st. ... to Pillow drape. Belle Hicks 1st . . -5 Eiri lm: tr. silk cotton or linen, mrs A Ab £ » ElcVin Mlk’eoiton or linen. Mattie to Table scarf, mrs J H Densis tot Table scarf, mrs John Harper 2d....... Btiectmen crewel embroidery, mrs noun Hakper 1st Tab* spread, mrs D G Robinson 1st 1 ou Taitie spread, mm Jas McIntyre 2d Flatt* spread, Dora Wilkes 1st , Flett re drape, mrs 8 MMtttows tot Picture drape, Augolla Hood 2d . Ilin le drafe. mrs B P Risbridger tot Man le drape, mre A Altoft 2d Eaale drupe, mrs Frank Banjre 1st Ram le hem »H‘ch>nfi- 35 ““ ; n.n F »rrj»r IM Decorated plaque. Maine Fuller 1st Class ». Painted wal banncr. Angolla Hood 1st Palsied wall banner, Angolia Hood Jd Early Vermont. JO 1*« first--Polaris J O fini.—.J. pride Of America. J O U» nm X Wbitcom. J o Lee. first-.-........ ... ........ saws-'Tw as::........... >«.T f J-™-......... ' j."‘‘7...■........... Early perfection. A H Ttiorourn. Hartley .i.rv" *N£.aAr”£VHartiyKcitoy Baeheston favor te. »»»“ J "-1** J 50 *. - ■ Class fl*. Table Refreshments. Balt rising biead, mrs A Altoft tot e Halt rising bread mrs B Fuller 2d Halt rising biscuit, Louise Casterline tot ri’lu* bl’sut, mrs Seymour Andrus 3d to Sale uop rising brea, mrs B R Rose 1st rising Dread. Clara Hall 2d rising biscuit mrs Frank Harns rising biscuit, airs Ji H Bose 2d Corn breed, mrs Heurv Havens 1st Corn bread, mrs J M Besstner 2d Graham bread, mra Jas Townsend tot Graham bread, mrs Seymour Andrus 2d Loaf cake, mrs Traverse Phillips tot Loaf cake, mre B W Murray 2d Cookies, mn J E Wa«hburtun 1st Cookies. Lillie Newton 2d Fried cakes, mre Fred Hooke* i«t 1 gal June butter, mn Henry Havens ad 1 gal tto pl butter, mn W K Barber 1st 1 gal Sept Duller, tun h Havens 2d Creamery butter, mrs E L Hursley, tot (ireamety butter, Boyd Craig. 2d Extract honey, John Guild 1st Cake maple sugar. Bert Stowell 1*1 maple sugar. Heury Bane 2d Can maple s’rup.mn Hobt McCartney 1st maple syrup, mn Judge mini uni Al toaab* caUup. mn E I. Hursley 1st tomato catsup, mrs N V Whitlock 2d Display pickets, mn Nellie Andrus tot So Display pick!*,Clara Hall 3d.... Can yellow peachee. a E llenyon tot yellow peaches, tun M Howard 2d white peaches. Nellie Andrus 1st while peaches. A B Kenyon 2d bartlet pean. Nellie Andras tot tyson pears. Nellie Andrus 1st penrs. mrs A J angle 1st pears, mrs Fred Henkes 2d red cherries. Louisa < asline tot red cherries mrs H Haveus 2<1 biiM-k cherries, mn A J Angle 1st black cherries, tun H Havens 2d white cherries, EUaChafT/c irt ■ whit* cherries, mrs H Havens 2d blackberries Clara Hail Ist blsckbrrTes.ntn Bewie Whitright 3d . gooeebezrles. Nellie Andrus 1st quinces Nellie Andrus 1st green currants. Nellie Andrns tot Can ripe currants. N V Whitlock 1st ” npe currants, ran A AHoft 3d Heide tomatoes mrs M Howard 1st Fickle tomatoes, tprs A J Angle 2d Fickle quinces mrs Nellie Andrus Ist Pickle :i|>picv. mrs E A Matthews 1st Fickle apples, mrs A Altoft 2il Fickle |ieucbre. mn Nellie Andras 1st Fickle peaches, mrs A J Angle 2d Fickle pears, rars A J Angle tot Pickle pears, mrs Nellie Andrus 2d Pickle mangoes mrs A J Angle tot Fickle mangoes, mrs Nellie Andrus 2d Fickle ji'ums, mrs J H Sutton 1st Fickle plums, mra J H Dennis 2d Cun currant jrllv. ran Mary Brooks 1st currant Jelly, tun L<-asline2d crabapple Jelly mn F Burgmtin tot crabapple Jelly, mrs K Replogle M plum Jelly, mn N V Whitlock 1st 24 plum Jelly, mn Wm Stulln 2d elderberries, utn L A Matthews 1st elderberries, mn Fred Kenkes 2d peach ninrntaiade mn A Altoft 1st B«acn marmalade, mre B F Wolf 2d laekbem Jam. mn F Kenkes tot Sweet watermelon pickles, mrs Fred - Henkes 1st , Sweet waiennelou pickles, mrs Fred Benkes 2d Cherry butler, mn Fred Benkes 1st Peach butter. Rachel Koler tot Peach butter, mn Fred Benkes 2d Peach Jelly, mrs Fred fkenkes 1st Blackberry Jelly, mn Mary Brooks 1st Raspberry Jelly, ran A Altoft tot Raspberry Jelly, mn Mary Brooks 3d Can string beans, mrs N V Whitlock tl>« Rle* rack Clara Hall 1«t rack.Clar C Hail 2dB >■ . RHb.Wf.r >« JiXTnrt'." 1’reed net work, mrs B R Row 2d F*tx> tidy, mre Frank Barnes 1st Faucy Tidy, mrs J H Dennis 2d Fin eunhlon mrs D G Robinson 1st Whisk br m bold’r.mrs D G Kohlnson1st Whisk broom holder. Angolia Hood M Fan <«r handkerch'f bag. uira J H DenFsuor batxlk'ch'f bag. Angolia Hood 2d Fancy chair pillow, mrs 8 Matthews 1st Fancy chair pillow, Mattie Fullersd Fwy 0?“man. mm Mare Hrouks 1st Fane? foot reri. inm F S Fryar tot HiM-csmen embroidery. B w Hja-dtnen embroidery. Pet 1 owell 2d Fancy toilet set. Belle Hicks isi Fa nep loilet set. mrs John Wildams 2d D1’1*Y of fancy arUcles^ngolla Hood 1st Class M. Fine-Art. Lanlwape In oil. mrs B P Rlsbridwr tot landscape In oil. mrs H A B«rb« |d >■ Igure painting, mm H A Earlier 1*1 Fiitiire palming, mre Burt Mead 2d < FiSfpatnWng m oil jnrs HA Barker 1st Frut painting In oil. mrs H A Barber 2d Flower piece in oil. Cora L*e 1st Flower piece In oil.tnm D G Robinson 2d Fartrl wosk. Antia Davis tot Piste) work, mrs 11 A Barber 2d Crayon portrait. Anna Davto 1st KSTWF.M ■■■-■ Dakota red. G«« Brunson first.— - •• Careotts. <lre> W H51e.“tfl2t”’ l’".—• Empire Mate. fi«". ’ ’-' '■<............ White to*e. A ft i' Ken ur>.- - - • • t.i-Th”< 1*1" ,............. Has* -W. Fruit. IS varl-tlre winter appl-s. P.VXXmM t W '.2 Win tor Varieties. Jonathan. Fred Bergman first • • 1 00 5o 1 <»o 00 5<i j pk OlllOBS. one half pk peppers.MrsJ >»Ut one half pk peppers. W K Banter. JU ■ ■ Achwu ai BatiCT^nrst w over' Woodin*n»®e . ......... Garment by iaily over io. Cordelia Bat> cuck> 2d Darning on garment.Clara Bali 1st.... Darnlt*( on garui't, Bessie Whltriubt 2d Drawn rag rug. mrs J M Bauer tot Drawn rag »ug. an T Phillips 2d Braided rug. mrs W K Huffman tot Gathered rug. mn Buskirk 1st Gathesrd rug.mrs Jennie Cutler 2d.... Yarn rue. urn J M Bauer 1st Kmbn*d d rug. mn Sarah Sprague 1st.. EmbrMd'd rug. Blanche Smith 2d Rag carpet, mrs A J Angle 1st Rag eaypet. mrs F Kennedy 2d.‘ Woo»eg stocking by lady over io mrs P Burton 1st Woolen sock, by lady over «o. mrs P Hurtin tot। Woolrti mltiens by lady over To, mm J H VftilUocK 1st Woolcti mittens by lady over 7o. mn P Buram xd............................................... WuolmmlUens, mrs D MeOmber 1st ... Woulcfc tuiiteus, mrs D W Mtirrv 2d.... Silk stockings, turn W W Kelly tot......... Fancy woolen mitt’s mrs B W Murry l»t Fancy woolen mitt’s mre T Phillips 3d Cotto* tore, mrs P Frw*y tot 7Mattle Fuller 2d Llneu'lace. um K Montgomery 1st Linen lace, mn J M Nrems 2d Bkirtki-’’ — “ ------------ --- 2* Class 54. Red spr’d rot’n or linen. mre.M Doud 1st Bed sp>< ad cutiuu or llneu. mrs H P FclPillowtdnuus, mrs 1) G Robinson 1st.... PtlioWsham*, mm Hiram Jours 2d..v.. Shawt Srreph Doud 1st ' •. Shawl, mrs J W Babcoek 2d................. Child! saeque. mrs B P Risbridger 1st Carriage afghan. Lillian M Smith l»t...: Childs afghan mrsT Phillips 1st............. Couch atghiui. mn W W Kelly 1st.... Couch afchan. mrs B H Bose 2nd Huo-ilLilltau M Smith lst.. v................ Houdi mrs A E Phillips 2d MhlrtS mrs J M Nevins ist Hblrt.'mrsJM Nevins 3d ............ 25 Tidy |u cotton oelineu, mrs W N Hunt-iaa 1st................................................. Tldvftu cotton or linen, mre M Doud 2d Titlv.Bucutton. mrs P Erway 1st ...... Crocket work uu garment, mr* R W Mu -.'t 1st ................... •• ** Cro« i -1 w'k ongarni't. mm Raymond 2d ■ - . ... . ... ...... T t.l.lll,,., ifit KhKlU to linen, mrs A Allot! 2d............ Kdrfiaghi cotton. Matlie Fuller 1st.... EdglAe lu C'.t'oq. Clara Hall 2d............ Tiuy.jnrs Hiram Junes tot ................. Gant rut. tnrs Hiram JoueV 1st............ Garn ent. Anna Davh 2d... .. ....... Stus- nen druwu work, mre H Jone* 1'1 N> .Suer*men drawn work, mre F F.reny 2d Hix C igerdollies.inrsT Philllpd 1st.... Hix fl igvr dulllrs.mrs H Jones-Jd..... Dra«tt> wore «m side-board cover In Un- 1‘^uS • Cla*» 30. Turkey*. Black. Del** MCEIwalo firet •••• White. '• “ flr8t........ iut msgrt. i> MeOmberisidiploma Single Plate". Bummer. Cows and Helfers. ’.: ’. <t over. Wm Strong first. 4 00 Sweet bough. “f pv’-r.C a Barber, sec.. 2 00 ' • L Briggs. first S 00 Bwect gilBflower. J-M Le«h first. .. • . D McElwain.sec 1to Autumn Varieties. ■ ’. I. Hrucxs first 200 ttwi , A Barber. *«e t 00 Crua. trrrl. HooOujJJ......... ;; falve/A McElwain, first 2(D M»M.O blu.li. aarrr ra><‘‘rM ..— first 2 00 L’?1.-;............ ..... ?■1 DU,««»<« = females. C L Ef" ’’re-""Tji ir-un-tti • ■ “ diploma .............. . Bs’l i •• . ,X •“< Alderney*. Cab..'? u''’•‘“'dnuumee A Bauer, 1st 2 00 ......... Cai.. ? >v d,u*ti*w & Bauer, first........ 2 uO Bolt ladire uodergarmeuto, mrs A Ab toft Mt Hui<Jsiiles undergarments, Bereph Doud to Tomatoes. F j’,',’' ’ *j,7 Ksie Mrs J M He stner l*l....*». KicKh. J Hutto" .......................... . .......... Potatoes Barto row. Nkholas Ailerdlng first--.. Late rtree. J K Kurtiatik. B F Wolf first. •»■-••• • wiereOhlo WII Devine first.... I—j-; Emden. Dell Sutton first Ww’efioeiSffiHMcEiwain first. kst- Single plates. Concor- . Peter Schumann........................ N1 igara. 1 rue OsgiMid........................... .. IHaware. Peter Schumann...................... Martlia. Mrs L a Matthews..................... Moores cany. Fred Bergnutn. ................. Packltngton, John Beaamer................. - . iMtr-iia, E 1. Hursley................................. habm. Buskirk ......................................... Hagar No 9. Wm Smith ................. itagar No 44. Wm Smith........................ Lady. J H*ruum .......................................... CUiiton, D McOmbcrI----------------------Class 44. Miscellaneous. 1 pk Siberian crabs. 11 S Havens tut----1 pk slbeiUn erabs. Wm Bald wmud.... 1 pk quinces. E L Hureley l»t- -- I pk quinces, J M Leech 2d ...4 BrM collection plums, Wm Smith 1 ..... Best colirclion nf plums. H F Wolf 3ii.. Hysomcrab. J >t JUirer !»f- ........ (•.......... Plate plum*. Mrs W Smith 1st C lavs 44. Vegetables ana grains. 1 bu red wheat. Geo ManonSpecial u bu white wheal. Richard Frttr 1st H bu white wheat.M Doud 2d..-- ........... A bu red wheat. Geo Mam IM J......... ii bu red wheat. Geo h«cbol* 2d i 4 t>u while aent cortil Je.’Se ErO 1st-... u bu wb.tr dent com. H LarabreM ... u bu seilaw deutcorn. A Matthaus .st u bXel'nw dent earn. W K Barber 3d l4nto M*b c b*D'1 m*de’ “H* J H Ben- Turnip beet., J' K and English Draft. Registered. Nonuxr. Pincushion. Zura Newland 24 W*H pocket, Lilli* Hlbon 1st WuU pocket. Lulu Fuller 2d Col’tlou pre'sed flo'ers-Bsteto Andras tot Specimen pen'BSblp, Lena McIntyre 1st Map of America. Grace Ileplogto 1st Map of America. Sadie Newton Id • Scrap book adv cards. Buy Graham 1st M Bcr>p book nicely arranged cards or pictures. Grace Hr plug to 1st Scrap book ulolv arranged cards or -- ~ .nu.MLuRn.il CMUiin.... picture*. Clara Hail 2d Maxru# squnh, W K Barber. Bequet wild flowers. Ralph DeVine tot Class 40. Mechanic Arts. to CoPetlon au’mn leaves Bessie Andrus 2st Col’ctiun autumn leayes,Claud Warbur­ !ftnce> *1 S Barnum tot ton Id a,eo£fuJnR B*r,,un’ ®ec.............. Axe behes. H H Haven tot Dried grasses, Bertie Wlthey 1st Pumn lift.T Phillips tot ’ ... Dried grasses. Berete Andrus 2d Hanging basket. Grace Montgomery tot spec man drain tile D P Ilenkle tot...... Collection native woods' Bert Webb 1st Bpcdinan drain Ule. H Bl rang 2d native woods, Berlin Wlthey 2d Class 47. P O stamps, Chlnena Durkee 1st Sample brick. D P Bcnkle 1st .A 1 00 P O stamp*. Inez Smith 2d Hampie brick, Henry BtrongadL?........... P O stamps greatest variety Bessie And­ rus tot Cla&s 51. P O stamp*, gr’est variety. Wm Otis 2d Sample forging. Qias Miller tot.. Col’ction fo’ign eolns,Dav1d Hopkins 1st Class 52. Collection foreign stones. Clara Hal! 1st foreign atone*. Jaa Townsend a B7elwlB^M, j0”1*0 m*QuJ*cture. Good­ Button string, Mlles Andrus 1st Button string, Charlie Wilkes 2d . Class 43. Floral Hall. Beat pltx-e mechanism. Will Craven 1st Pencil drawing. I aura Barber lat Cahoopatchwork.runena Durkee tot.. largest apple, stiles Andrus tot •• . mrs John Williams 2f... Largest apple, Bessie Andrus 2d ' by lady over 70S Matthews 1st Largest peach, Lena Osgood 1st by lady over 7o mrs J H Whlu Largest peach. Lena Osgood 2d Wursied^inctiwork. nire F diner”ist!’.' Largest pear. Bessie Andrus 1st Largest pear. Mlles Andrus 2d ' Patchwork, mrs H Jones 24.... lagest putu'klti.Florence Washburn tot bilk pxftchwork. mr* J M Bauer 1st. ... largest pumpkin, Sadie Newton 2d Crazy *i k patchwork. Rachet Kaier tot. Largest sunflower, Oe Cavil I ne 1st < fazy silk patchwork, mre J TitnmerGulura pigs. Eva Barnum 1st nuuihd................................................... Guinea pi**, Nettle Hart 2d Quilled quilt hand made, mri W W KelPair ferrets. Heury Sheldon 1st lv tot Display pigeons, loon Bauer 1st Quilteq quilt hand made. B H Benham 2d Ship, Will C*rveu tot Comfortable hand made mre J H Den­ nis tot....................................................... A Altoft . l*a«y. Geo Brumm ... S^y’hJOe “'« J K Warburton.............. Bwfonmarket. J N Murry ^^.■f^^^lobsbwAIlerdlng wrwT2 Tra £ W1” >‘5Se *Si’:: Kw« lami-s. Win Hide first......... Ewe Lambs Will Hyde sec Class 22. Lincoln*. Rt»c* lywn old I N Raymond first Ewe lambs, I N Raymond Class 23. Leicester. Buck 2 years old. A A Matthews first hwe lalnb. Will KronnewuQTn^1.. I'rrkins third no^T r’LJ.T; “.I”.™ W MU *n.t,T“^v,b-T r «*raum......... Class te. Grade Cow* *nd Helfer*. •T^k* rare, yearlings. , Hr'1....................... ?ia 00 Four yr* old or over. M V Barker first ' 1 ..hi:i*n.SrC ...t. » 00 F our yrs old or ©vee. Jeasa Ero ‘sec ‘ ’ , . M-'AliHler. third............ 0 00 Three yrs old, J C Olmstead, firat Three yrs old. M V Barker sec ■ race, two-year-oldk. Two yrs old. A Barnaby fl ! Two yr* old. CD Barnaby sec...'.’......... i tm yr od.Jesw Erb first ..T... .. r. ickiiian. third. OMiyrold.GeoSteiidersec ........... ’ Calves, Delos McElwain first-... < Galvn, W B Bchantz sec 1 aassiS. Pat Cattle. ./•.I Bauer, third Calf, Clark Berber first ( jtcMurv- fourth ....... OaMto. Oxen and Steers. p(.„uvr tr-ohto. II K i .-kerbocker. first. Fair work oxen 4 yrs old C O'gnod first i 22 no Pair work ou* 4 vre old I Pn “ell wc Steer, t yr old. H p Feigle. fim.,.^:: j >■. ■ Muin.ihlni ' r.quute class. Claw at. Thoroughbred Merino Sheep Huck 2 Vre nld nr ever a.-...... . * r»SteA')M*r.sec - . -• " iirxt kman, third Huck 1 vr old. J Matthew* see. .Ort), fourth • -.... J*111 Hyde first miglis first....... IriUow sham. Rva Barnum tot Pillow sham. Iocs Smith sd Hemstitching. Kdna Brooks tot Tidy canvas. <‘atkerlno Kbawman tot Tidy craves. Allee Smith 2d Ru«, Bertha Laabaugh 1st .............. 7........... Calve. GrdFunZ?M?."7.;»we.l<uk«.<ne8kultert JI wj Class 57. Youth's Department. Snec’en hand sewing. Callie Benham 1st Specimen hand u^ks tot PaMhwork quilt by baud, mre E MuntFieeed q^ullt calico. B’aneh Wood tot Ptoeed quilt calieo. mrs >'r*i,k_o,nro.^d Pieced quilt by child under #. Era Bamt »iu-->'drs*« be hand. Bessie Andrus 1st F.^fcro’cry In sIlk.Laur* Embroidery In silk. Lena MclntflCM 6" sweet corn, mrs N V Whitlock 1st pieplant. Clinena Durtore 1st pieplant, rare N V Whitlock 2d grapes, mrs N ▼ Whitlock 1st ttrapM. mrs J H Sutton 2d red raspberele*. nars A J Angle red raspberries, mrs A Altoft 2d black raspberries, mre A J Angle 1st bl’k raspber’s. mrs N V Whitlock 2d raspberry lam. mrs K V Whitlock 1st raspberry jam. mrs A Altoft 2d spiced currant* mrs N V Whitlock 1st whortleberries mrs M Howard tot whortleberries mrs B Wbltrigbt 2d black currants mrs A Altoft 1st black currants mn A Altoft 2d Apple Jelly mn A Altoft Ist Apple jelly mn 8 R McIntyre 3d cranberries mrs A Altoft 1st grape Jelly mn J»s McIntyre 1st grape Jelly mre H Havens 2d strawberry jelly mn A Altoft 1st be*t pickles inr* A J Angle tot beet pickles mn A Altoft 2d preserved tomatoes mn H Kelsey 1st pickle cabbage mn H Kelsey 1« pickle cabbage, mn Wm Smith 2d currant Jam mn W K Barber Ist tomatoes mn Parker F.rway 1st tomatoes mrs Jacob Walker 2d apple butter mn 8 Matthews 1st apple butter mn F Sutherland 2d . strawberries mn A J Angle Ist radish pod* mn F Andrus tot Bpricoto mrs Jas H Hutton tot crabu|>ple marmalade mrs A J An- caaUir to kxdLad upoa by Uba ChlucM am an aantad with Impatuoua rage Mow thcr ground* lu China, but avery family'* all­ ocator*, particularly lu the rural .district or*, busied ou the family ;premiaaa. Chloa to thickly populated tha reran<1 vrhil* 1. vrr4Ltuful Chinamen, who would rush an­ grily upon certain poles and chop them c much furious cLatlar, that ttoiy would p 16 tide intarfareuM was unknown to de mam1 ad by iba uutborllia*. time during the day on the grav vs red auceator* of Chinaman, and tbe ■alt could be wiped oat in uu other 1 but by summarily removing tbe pole*, was found that thia superatitiuu the telegraph company, a* a matter econo**y and self protection, laid th< York Suu. Th* aaocUty of a white elephant dalfrom the earltost period of Buddhist hist of Siam to “Lord of the White Elephant In Itaa a real white elephant, one who ex­ celled all of hto follows lu bounty, w. brought into Bankok with all lhe pon tended the arrival of an emperor. He w quite ac albino, the whole body being of pale reddiah color, with a few whit* halbiao. a* bl re* id and bni tizad in praacnee of th* kizig and all th ■ nobility. One of lhe high priest* of th cepted th* honor* conferred upon hinj The feilowiug 1* a tramilation of the to scripUcu that hang* over the atull of tnf sacred SiaaMM elephant: •Thl* elephant to a lineal deaccndant c. the augela of tbe Brabmin*. A perfect beast la odor, hair aud nail**, aadoh of a high and noble family; acquired by the ■ power and glory of hia majeety, th* king ' of Siam. He U a eon roe of power and an attraction for rain: tbe pureat of pure crystal and of the highest value to hto owner, cur king.” The elephant's con stunt companion to a whit* monkey froi Ceylon.—St. Loul* Republic. I* Teauyaon a groat poetf Year reply : i that will depend on whether you think th ‘ N iortoeth century I* a great century. Fot there can b* no doubt that be represents tbe eentury better than any other man. The thoughts, the feelings, tbe dealrea. tho eoaflicta, the Mplrallon* of our age arts and asUou, with Ito profound interest in Ln Casitury. BiMBmlna bird* are generally supposed the toweUaa* HUla petal la the world. We peHaatly crabapple mturm’de mrs B J Wolf 2d pie plant tolly mrs Wm smith tot Se plain jelly mn A J An<*ltt 2d ■•ruusn prunes mrs B J Wolf tot German prunes mr» Wm Hmlth 2d apple sauce mrs J H Button tot cndiapptos mrs Rachel Kohler ist crabapples mrs A J Angle ?d plum butter mn Rachel Kohler 1st Flowers. Hjteclal. 1 «®. Tree eactus. Seraph Doud • Cactus, old age. Berapn Domi Cut flowers, mn J M Hessmer “ Petunia, mrs J M Hessmer Bo Croll Window garden. Kittle Beadle Tube rose. Kiltie Beadle fo White geranium. H Snyder 25 Crerping charity, haugtug basket. Mary Mad*mrpolock geranium. Marr Walker Wave of life geranium. Marv Walker Skeleton geranium.Simon Keiser I Collection uf Verbenla*. John Itossrr Collection of Aston. John Bmsmcr Collection of Fansi-S. John Beumer Haim geranium. D MeOmber 1 «o Bo 1 00 Bo 1 “ 50 premiums tbe amount of •■■eond premium in said ela*. No article entered for regular listed Sremlunt will be paid a special premium Or­ en fur premiums will be given out at tbo county clerk's ogee. tSTThe Banner and Detroit Tribune, both one year for $1 cash. and to wm but a taw minutes before he r»bad b*M aacMtomad to. Unfortunately, be bad a mate who waa bcaalxxg him and who dragged KUu northward aftar be had paid ua beU two or three vtolta.—Foreat and anew, m we rolled past a pleasant momdon la a Brooklyn ureal ear. high and wall appelated, speaking of an awpto fortune and a well informed profusion of Sowars and *on*a llule fruit. BUto cteakla, “H’a Pimbarg Uadat. ��castings Banner. ^t?i.'. T I*1"1-. --------- - C^QK. Local Editor. ‘ A- Hansberger will k«tnr< u’.i,"•’Mlf. Oct. "<>, M Ua-’ Methodist ehareb. Sabjert, "Aero!, u AU.nUe„dney«,d... W. Jl': eu?' PERsONALMENTION, I» 'Will., Id th. «.L^ % COB. the Epworth l«<ae homelJ ’Jf*-A»m JJemond nt h„ ■ w^r"''W‘rJ'“"-'un><MloCbfa>r>uK ThT 'NoOMlaed U the ,loor. **”1 ,n b, r 104,h the whole coone no wnu, r,,, Mr iSLf.4 1rn . '■ ‘■arrw| Nm,day and was Hunsbergers leetare only. So ™,7i? •Mflbded. Mrs. Dtmond Wa* bom *" 1” C,'•rlot,' T«> xXti^ Lecture bcffbu st T:00 loeel llttrS° «T?nd bnd bw* Brat The card or th.nk., Mys ui exehxnre, H no louffer kuod.torm. IVraous th.i kindly wta tor e r.llow saSr dX ° 1 toSlfcuieri”: troni inollres of daly end hanuuilty Tiie, woald do them whether the suffer appra. Hrvnu'ln elated them or nob The,- do them rat uf pure teneroh-nce rad do not want the Im prenlra publl.hed .tmtad that they e“ pX O-’Mrvnic 1M w'Jt'k. ail any oeknowledicnierit of Uwlr' sendX. as compensation. ww'lnX "tJ'taJi Pare. THE «t5T FO* EVttY PUIPOSL Congressman O’Donnoll says thn follow­ ing Important laws should he enacted by tho 52nd congrew: ••Pim-mT |,.lu.r postage at 1c. per dunce protecting ral'wny employee* from accident byl suitable law, prohibiting gambling In any f>M pro­ ducts, preventing tbe adulteration of fw.1 providing for fair coftcttsiun* to comtncrclal travelers In railway rates, provldIng for national aid to education.” An old and practical fanner offers the following: Wh opine that there to much truth in lhe remark of n farmer in regard to theineeeto which are so troublesom..: "You may say to farmers that If they will ...k 2,000 take an old man's advice there will be leas kicking about insects In crops. My advice , - i..r advertisements to to stop plowing under all com stalk . Tuesdays nt Intent to stubble and weed trash, and burn them all :l-.c is-uc of the week clean and carefully before plowing and turn under the ashes which would benefit the land. When this is done you will have day. iiiglrt. fewer bugs, worms, flies, lice and weeds . tu-cri Tuesday evening than you have now." At a recent meeting of the BaplUt has 40 sheep to let out pasture of Detroit, the question of re­ form In conducting funerals was quite earnestly and enenretically dlseuMrd. a good Jersey cow And It needs to be. With all due respect to custom, there Is a whole lot ot foolish­ ml tracker and .sugar ness, much of It very expansive, about the « (11 sell wry reasonably. manner in which they are conducted. And so prominent are the objectionable Hie features that many people of slender duo Ira Van- means arc being heavily burdened by at­ tempting to keep up with the senseless ... tbe eUy. parade. We boj>e ministers and others • 1 be rebel racketer sells may take iwld of this reform in dead earnest. ;-<-r than old fogy or mortPiux Smith. The annual report of the commissioner of the state land office has been published. E. II. laithrop. The number ot acres of land of the differ­ le cheap; cash or ent classes forfeited to the state for lhe non-payment of Interest is 3,820. The re­ ceipts of tbe office ou account of lands sold Mies us to announce' that during the year and tor principle. Interest ■ t now for live hens and and penally received on sale made In form­ weigh three pound* and er years and from other sources is $185,6»3.fi7. The sales of agricultural college lamb amounted to 3.094.C0 acres or $24.­ 698.08; primary school lands, 6,689.66 ? durable than any acres or $30.003.24: salt spring lamis 120 acres or $4 M); swamp lands. 672.22 acres ws. your winter the two paper-* lays upmtasurand to bent iL; X to "s'on all ire to 4»'i the to palpi off. I 'l./fill new. Mr bought, this fall for Bitin Smith. id leaving a kerosene lit.- The present new more explosive than ‘ported lately go outside to get the ; - Mills correspondent ■•■s Banneb of a rumor 1. road intends next year dr h ‘re to Gun lake aud ■I.—Plainwell Enterprise. rolsy. <cpt. tint. |n this i.s>d«-n--. of .Clement • ook. n package cuntainuibroidrreil white table •La! to finish. Any one will be -suitably rvwardihe office or residence of t-n sai I that Yankee :e one of the best fruit were proper attention >tn- prnrhea of the Penn­ s'k variety, raised on his in! be beaten for size and • ••'.•ho five hi Barry county seem ’i tle-ir <u*t-ond childhood with a ' '•c The fore part of the week a t-» n<e wn< made out to a prosonly >6 years of age. Tbe iwrtner of bls joys and scr">i!y 7s. Mav their wedded life be 1 happy, and old age crowned with inree times. She leaves a fninHv Mra ,0,,r.rae ot tbe Utier, Mrs. El.en Miller. Ibln.- In tills eUr '»>**• «•» ne. She w. " ,lu""I Ute'bwtitartl to vl*HlnK Ml Chnrah .,7 “ el,rt«L„ 1 J'""” • ■’On-Utrat el rlrtUn womra. r„|y (trfbonl *l,lled 'nt-nd. In itarte ’''•"■t™-l u. brat work rad b».l P entj of ft to rt(l> gh(J । B1'nl“" lily last summer made a trip Lo s,?77?n' M’1 '“d 1'i'turra raken. lllvlllt Wlsh. in bbe rrarnnbers well tallon whra ■ little «lrl-wnH.i|1|n,twh|z.h ™^nn";,?}™"'*" >*« IV t»Mt'j" W"P* *” **” I1"*-'"1 d«j can l raToHi 7'm“k*1’1' ‘’'■S'"' l» A rent'emaD is expected in tho city to­ day for the purpose of looking the city (,v‘- with a view of starting a factory here f"r th- r.iannfacture of wooden ornaments. Having visited our city before and being Mil' ll impressed with it, there is no reason why we should not i-rcure this institution, and we can <]0 1>y ftuijing out proper fo-iue.-mentx.. The factory will employ fr-cn i’i to 80 hands to start off with and the working force will be increased a* uuainvss demands. ' ■ The greatest turf event In the stale and perhaps iu tbe United States took place Thiiradav at Grand Rapids, when the twi great stallions. Allerton and Nelson, met to decide who should hold the *• champion of the world. Allerton is owned in Iowa and *" “*1" j the former having a record of l.OTk lhc latter 2:10. The race was for a Pu?e °* 210.000 and the championsh.p of the world. Two more intelligent and e'’c”1J' Zged boraes as to speed their actions indicated that they both fully W. Wh*l’» Trump? Familiar sound, that, isn't It? Tbe pedro M-ason h now open and a ill <-ontlnue unrXt Or« perhaps yon like wnist. seven-up. or mime* other game bet;rr.‘h?n lM,dro- This is to remind you w *0 ,>laJ,HK cnnls iMurd by tbe C & «nd. ?' L & X- r“l>w«ys. (‘'’The lh',™I?'\Jlr’i ?I>C” "'""'-I Irora Favorites’ of Michigan,) are tbe latest !XX“Sd,y J**”*M>' *u that line, and the price is not out of sight" either, only 15 cento. Send for a pack. Ukoiige DeIIavkn, 'Mr th-north yra- wenerfl Passenger Agent. Grand Rapids. Mm S IkT. 'J Utl"lt "lM Mltw. with MOI. II. Inl«nds to enme to ih.lt when Iw r-.chm IVtfwkry. ».«wnrn CfhlIb271-l,'1’ERS“',arr,8d' “t ’he hbmeof lirrb<• e \lmr*,KW » Nasbvllto. Mich., Ocio^rXt th. otwnlnn nnnolntmenti or Mf.hiVEf,,,01’*- tt«M, by Her. Wm. F. KHn» Mr K-W t lunow wm innointrd .hniit omn.r wd oitl |0 commindint, with rank or 2nd llrulrnint on Col. llogera stair. ■ .PrH!..F“.rn‘' nwraport. or Woodlund. litoirftl.,. Anrlonltural woIIwkw >l Ijo.lnr, rall-l trom New York loot worth tor 1‘lraeleobe. provlner ot Sen Penlo. Ilratll where ho will eot u pnoldenl or an a«r|. cultural college. JJa(Hey hM revered hkconnection with the First National Bank In Whatcom. W aanlngton, and has accepted a position as Rttefrlng Teller In the Merchaata Na­ tional Bank of Chattanooga. Tenn., of which C. D. Beebe, formerly of this city, to president. Frank stopped over Monday on bls way south and calhil on his old friends here, who wish him the best of success In his new field. The fanners around Banfichl are de­ termined to put a stop to persons hunting on their premises, and have handl'd themselves together au<l will pmeecnte all offenders for treapeu. Warrants were sworn out yesterday for four parties for four parties for trespass by the farmers iu that vicinity. A fanner who resides In that belghborhood -• r.'says c.,j 7, that lum hundreds : < uuu I 111 - of dollars worth of property is destroyed nv.n. v...r hv 'r>.i. .1 every year by sportsmen. This gentleni.'l tlmb I ...i. wiuAH. ...... .. C..1.I n?n “g? ml d”’"r w" •>Y charge of a gun, which caused quite a loss, and that sheep have been killed by dogs ami oilier depredations committed by hunters. The fanners say that •ffinbearance has ceased to be a virtue.- and will prosecute all persons who trespass on their land.—Battle Creek Journal, i Wb«n you hug the stove, you want to feel warm. You want to know that the stove is a good one; that you are getting the best results from the fuel burned—in short, that you made a good in­ vestment whe| you bought it. Of this you can Of the well known firm of Goodyear Bros. It is conceded that they carry the largest and best fine, the best in service, style, wear, and the most MIXER’S c&ss FOR THE blood ■economical, the recognized leading lines of the trade. Cook Stoves and Ranges, Steel Ranges, the greatest CANCER & SCROFULA REMEDY OF THE ACE. Round Stoves, The Diving Flue Stoves, Is 'I “ >“ »» ”l“l' Sood for woo,J®rtal cares. niaay One ot Grand Rapids' largest merchants writes as follows; I>k. Mixku .k Sox*: 1 became acquainted with your Cancer ( and ^Scrofula .. riniq, Syrup nravxtb about »bree ^.tht sgo through a frieud of mln« who recommended ft to me wry highly. It having rural hl* wife <>f a verv had uuKcr. J u«cd it ■■ . ...I .... I I. 1. J . he a diMinterat blow! and It lias t»ei'etitte<l ..... me xreativ. I have momuieuitoa It to' several peo­ ple who have U*e.| It with good results. My lather who is ec year* ot age, ha* taken It for a scrofula sore ou bls leg and It has- cured him. I have u-mm! many blo-sl medicines and i know your C. & 8. S. to be the lw: I have ever taken. M M. Mokhk. • 41.43 and 45 Monroe street. Grand Rapids, Mich., Oct. i-4, i&M. Coal Stoves. You caunot afford to buy a stove of any descrip­ tion without visiting GOODYEAR BROS For Sale by all Druggists. I-RFI-ARKP RV ' ■* Drs. Mixer & Sons, Hastings,’ Mich. ----- ON—- OUK FALL STYLES YOU WILL FIND THEM Marvels of Quality and Price! AU that skill and brains could do to make thorn captivating to the eye and ii resistable to the pocket book has been done. ‘■'■.O.Tl'jcWto rno.el. M. ’ VIS™ *TT.»w’noM.r, How^l — •• ’nICS5PS£S.r U>J. w. “J’w'KSS'wWa O.U.U.: «.•«= U.l'l, *• M-P" GTo"»*>ffil>r told.* Dexterious fingers have finished our Fall Lop Coats to such perfectionfthat they °S'k ‘liSluwl W » ■> Mrtcr I p””' rille provoke the - No Name and Residence ‘ I John T. Mosher. Botlnno. N- V. “ were determined to do their best IN COLD WEATHE always be assured when you buy Ej’^'^LtSS'.nii. xue 1.0 tra«t .union, WHO 5£E THEM.. peare. -' ' ille hi* taken the right step in bail I; .:,- h stand pipe in connection with tin: wut -r works. By doing this the runfiitii rj.-nse* for the Went few month* wii! r,.>[ ov,.r one-third of what tty»y « iM i nllnarily be. had not the stand f :;ierected, and there will be no bit.,- when the running expenses will not <»e rwiv.cHi one half. It costs money to !"■ -nr. t<> Wrert a Hand pipe. but at tbe wnu lime it effects a great saving and will pay f.ir jtH-lf in four or five year*. y *"'**"• '• vl511"* A Udf In this I... Interested A lady in this elu city has interested herwlt herself sulSrlrntl, In tbe rarpet bu* to Mlow It I • a• course of life from germination . . । through ‘ to maturity, l^nst May she gattiered some! ot the Buffalo moths and placed them In a glass can together with some woolen rags. The moths ted upon the wool until the lost of August, when they hatched out Into' small black bugs spotted with red and About 2 o'clock. ThnnMlav p. m.. the white. These insects are winged and find their way into clothing and carpets, where whistle nf the wool boot factory sounded a they breed the Buffalo moth which to ru fire alarm. The water works mocking ■ destractive, in the moth state they are bint ehlmed in with a tuneful lay. and in short order tbe department indt citizens I very easily destroyed, ironing 'the carpets with hot irons seeming tolas the most ef­ were In the second ward, when they saw dense volumes of smoke coming from the fective method.—Jackson Courier. shoddy‘min of the trnot factory. With Nashville at last lias struck a good --up- .commendable , ____________ ____ promptness the foreipan ply of Water, and the prospect* are that | soon had two streams of waler npon the the inhabitants of our neighboring village | fire, which thu workmen nt the factory will haw plenty to quench their tmgst and i had kept down t»V vigorous dousing from a extinguish tires in the future. Monday | imcln-t brigade.- The firemen eoufintd the whl’e down-at a depth of 3»d feet a fine I flames t« the one room, anil soon had them flowing well was found in sand rock. Th*1: sulMlned. But It .was n cIomi call. Had water is cold, clear aud of an excellent 1‘ the fire extended to tbe picker and stock quality so we hear, and flows at lhe rate of I room of the factory proper, tho loss would from 40 to 50 gallons per minute. Work !• have been heavy. As it was the damage has already begun on the foundations of j: may not exceed $500, unless the shoddy the engine house and stand pipe aud the I picker shall prove to have been rendered Lansing Engine Je Iron Works has the j useless. The company carry insurance of contract for putting In the water works, ' over $30,000, and the loss is amply covwhich is to l>e completed before snow flies. ! vrad. As the shoddy mill is isolated from Nashville is to l»e congratulated on her the rest of the plant, the factory proper suffered very little, and was aWe to re­ good fuck. sume operations at once. The injury did Mrs. Nancy Post, who died at Nashville* not cause any snspenslon of operations, as Barry counts, last Week, lacked only eight the company had a good supply of stock months of being lOOyearaold. Mrs. Fpl was on hand, and rapidly repaired the damage born in the township of Hope. Wjurcn (>., done. The origin of the fire was undoubt­ N. J.. June 2. 1792. She movedlo Whit­ edly the spontaneous combustion of tbe by. iTpper Canada, and married James oiled rags in the shoddy room. Cole. They ratoed a family of six sons and four daughters. The son* are all liv­ Following an* the real estate transfers ing. The oldest. Orin 11. Cole resides al Nashville, Thurman Cole at Coldwater. for the wes'k ending October 12th, 1801. as Wm. W. Cole at Assyria. Jay Cole at taken from the books in lhe register's office: Albert M-.rgan to David Ittodle: pared ThornClim-ix. Mac Cole at Grand Haven am. Luther Cole at Fraiton. Mlct). Only one M-T.Jlor: U t WIMf. of lhe daughters I* living, tbe youngest, “I? Sffigt'«. n—: «•«» “•»aged 59. The other three raised families of children. Mrs. Post numbered as her “A*M-TK'lori.Jw* o.m-411: lol T I'lulllp'i descendants 10 ehlldran. ■*« grandchildren. IMvIl »• M great grandchildren and one great great grandchild. She retained her faculties to ®S£f><”lJISklo» C. MeB~U>:T»"C3l a n markable degree, being ,o J**‘l to JU. »»«: ■» •« u read!Iv. Only a few days before her death, ■. .-nlng r.i xt the Steven*ro bh-.'ils will give an enteriron hall. This company la Hi'.utl lour of the country and *a hole comes highly rerom•• pre*.. in the cities where • •••■ their concerto, Admis- she had l<eeu several miles into the conn try to vtelt friends.—Battle Creek Journal. ':w ■• ■il wt-nthi'Tapproaches Interest in th* . • lodges of Hie city increases. Tb-r hu'.xe ii.t> commencedoperatlona * . n«-M Monday evening the 2nd -• ■■onfirre.i on two candidates. Ever • • r Is earnestly req nested to • 1 a< there Is some important > lo to traiiMicted. ' ■ or 111 ; MeJtleT. Hxinl.trtlo Tn,X1- the markets- Indeed our entire line from the smallest child’s suit up has been manufactured to meet the requirements of a large and appreciative trade and we can truly «rr low IIW weather. Nelson was .M-.iwreet or lo wllMn second boast of exhibiting the finest and most complete line ever carried by us. -£ I" XS. amX1 Oral by »boul lhr« barat or .peed »M.b«<l b, tra-l. The next t.o Allerton. The tlw o< „d t.UM. U;, eeent. rally M OW SeUoa hM j, I. belle.ed by way b»»e * different drlrerl won ,n Indifferent. »:1' '"J Noble, three iaro!ur ««or«e owned by Mr. ktr?- towc^bl. record ot St. Ckl- etwnirtedI ntber did not c*me within two ud ex­ performance wm g ’ rable comment, cited a groat deal of ttvorau c BMM'.M cx-re..W.t».«»W SgS23?L«;raU. GRANT, sse. par bu. ••ofaloes—"3c. par bu. t w-m per IP”. M pw braAreb. . Leading Clothier. �HONOR TO PARNELL Dublin’s Reverential Tribute to the Dead Leader*. FOLLOWED TO THE TOMB BY A HOST. Extraordinary Kiprritl Honor—Hardly a Hlp- OIVK ENJOYS Both the method aud results when Syrup of Figs is takeu; it is pleasant and refreshing to the taste, and acts gently yet promptly on the Kidneys, Liver and Bowels, cleanses the pystem effectually, digpels colds, • h adaches %nJ fevers and cures habitual constipation. Svrup of Figs is the only remedy of its kind ever pro­ duced, pleasing to the taste and ac ©eptable to the stomach, prompt in its action and truly beneficial. in its effects, prepared only from the mod healthy ana agreeable substances, i/s many excellent qualities commend it to all and have made it the most popular remedy known. Syrup of Figs is for sale in 50c and SI bottles by all leading drug­ gists. Any reliable druggist who niay not have it on hand will pro­ cure it promptly for any one who •wishes to try it. Do Dot'accept any substitute. Loh'liox, Oct. 12.—The last journey of the great Irish leader was begun Satur­ day, when tbe casket which contained bjs ruirtnl remains was removed' from Ids borne in Brighton aud placed iu a draped railway carriage en route to Holyhead. Tbe remains of Pnrtiell arrived nt Kingston at 7 a. m yesterday. There was :.odemonstration along the line in Englaid until Chester was reached, ’ when CALIFORNIA HO SYRUP CO. SAH FHANCI3C0. CAL. LOWSFILLS. KY. HEW YORK, U.K. CURE Preston, and Newcastle, all destined for Dublin, Joined tbe train. The parlia msntary colleagues of Parnell, including John Redmond, John O'Connor, Joseph Ndlan, Dr. Fitzgerald, Janies O'Kelly, and Henry Campbell, were among the people that greeted the deputations on thflr arrival at Holyhead, where the train got in at 3 o'clock in tbe morning, in wet and hazy weather, that well became the meurnfulue*s of the scene. Groups were collected on the quay to watch the trans­ fer^ of the coffin from tbe train to the mail bokt Ireland. ■ Sick BcMtaebe and reUowall tbe troubles tncf* It wns n most depressing spectacle. The darkness as the body wns boruc from the train was unrelieved except by n few tamps that flickered uncannily, throwing a v^cird light over the targe.wbite wooden ca*e that contained tbe coffin. Tbe ca*e wns borne QB ’be abouldera of seamen to the aide of tbe vessel. Tbe l*arnelll.ta members of parliament and deputations followed with uncovered bend*, and soba hwKudr^-aikw'tbetm cta. Brea if they cnl> thur could pot be suppressed gave testi­ mony to their grief ns the procession filed down the double gangway into the suip. Tbe coffin was deposited tn nd in­ closure specially fitted up for it. Through• Aoba thry would bo almost rrtc- les* to those who SUiAr from thl*dl«re*«lugco:aptaLut; but form-. o :ti the voyage across the stormy nnd dnrk Xatairtbclrcoodao** doe* noicad bar^and those waters that separate the two countries Whoonoelry ttem will find the*ollttte pillsreh*. aLlo tu ao many way* that they will not bo wil­ aontc of the I’arnclliliea were nil tbe time ling to do without them. Bui after aUaick bead on fcuard over the remains of their beloved SICK " HEAD ACHE THE RECEPTION IN IRELAND. Is ths bar. e ofeo many Urea tb«t hero I* where we mali* our rrsal boast. Our piUa cure It while The boat made the passage in n gale of wiad.and rain. At Kingston pier a mul­ titude was gathered to receive the re­ Cum. Inr’ilrrt 25r*EU«; 6vo for tl. bold mains, and conspicuous among tbe wait­ drssx'ata every wtex a, w »c ut by malt ing throng were Richard Power, M. I’.; ©•HTFK fc’EOICtNE CO.. New York. Dr.| Joseph E. Kenny, M. I’.; James I­ WIL PILL- SHIII MSF. SMALL PRICE I Catcw, M. P.; James. W. Dalton, John J. CHEATING Ahorse Blankets Nearly every pattern of &A Horse Blanket is imitated in color and style. In most cases the imitation looks just as good as the genuine, but it hasn't the warf> threads, and so lacks strength,and while it sells for only a little less than the genu­ ine it isn’t worth one-half as much. The fact that Horse Blankets arc copied is strong evidence that they are THE STANDARD, and every buyer should see that the trade mark is sewed on the inside of the Blanket. Five Milo Boss Mk Electric for Extra Test Baker HORSE BLANKETS ‘ ARE THE STRONGEST. * > 100 6> STYLES at prices «o suit everybody.- If *au can’t net them from your dealer, wn’e us. Ask f<x tiie Xi. Rook. You can get it without charge. WM. AYRES ft SONS, Philadelphia. PROBATE ORDER. Michigan, eounty of Barry.—**. session ot the Prwbite Court for rhe K Karn-. Mlden at the Probate OflteriiB cl *la-imzs. m 'aid count*. on Tu a­ r «>vto -lav o’ tw-ihw In the year uur •i -lfo! buwteM atj»t tdnrty-ov*. Clancy. T. Rocheforte McGuire, Col. Jobki P. Nolan. Patrick O’Brien, and M. J. Corbett, members of jMirliament. With the'Irish members who bnd followed the taidy from England, the group r.t Kings­ ton (included yearly every paritanieutary adherent ot Parnell. They all gatbeml nrodnd the coffin in absolute silence, un­ broken even by the exchange of friendly greeting until after the remaifiv bad been transferred to the carriage of'tbo train for Dublin. • A Vast nnd Silent Throng. The Westland Row station in Dublin wa* (reached nt 7.30 x m. A vast, aiknt crowd awaited with uncovered beads as the train steamed Into tbe station. Tim­ othy Harrington. M. P., was there, audDr. Hackett, who attended Parnell when hta eyes were hurt nt Kilkenny, nnd they joined the bnnd of mourners. Conspicu­ ous iu front of the dense mas-*cs of people were members of tho Gaelic and Athletic societies, with the hurlers used in tbeir sports draped black and tied with greca ribbon. Tbe representatives of branches of the National league wore black badges, on which were the dying word* of Par­ nell: “Give my love to my colleagues and lhe Irish natlqji.” Hrolie Up the Cufltn Box. When the remains bud been removed in solemn silence from tbe irain lhe coffin was taken from the case that enveloped it and lifted into the hearse, the glass pan­ els of which permitted a full exposure of the coffin to public view. The wreaths and other floral tributes covered the top of tbe hearse and were heaped upon tbe coffin. The case in vrLIch the coffin b«d been inclosed on the wny to Dublin w«s laid aside. The crowd immediately Mised upon and broke it into small pieces to carry away as memento* of the dead. Ah tbe hearse moved from the station a body of police . farmed before tbe procession, which, -without any design or marahr.1ing, appeared to fall iulo, an orderly line in purely extomporiaed fashion. • Arrival at the City Hall. All along the line of march a dense mass of people occupied the sidewalks nnd the street, except nufficient room for tho pro­ cession. Tbe city hall was reached *at 8:110 a. tn. The front of (he hall was covered with somber draperie*. and a dense rain came down a* t he coffin was Imrne into the hall toward tire catafalque. Tbe rain was pouring down In torrents for hour after hour, but it did not diminish tbe vast concourse which thronged toward tbe bull. Ignoring the elements in tbeir anxiety to show their esteem for their be­ loved leader. It was au assemblage of re­ markable aereuhy. Reverential quiet pervaded tbe crowu,unbroken'by partisan cries, or the remotest symptom of ten­ dency to disorder. The B®dy I.ylog to State. At 10 o’clock the gates were opened and The body lay in state In tbe council cham­ ber. a large circular room, now heavily words uf ParouH. Tfca coffin, chamber, *u buried under masses of wreath*, floral crussca, Irish harps aud other floral designs. Photograph* of the scene irere tnki-n before the public were admitted. Three pictures-kliow chreofita placed al the base ot the O'Connell statu*, and on either side the bold relief statues of Grattan and Luca*. A WrradB* Worker, Mr. Frank Uuffman. a yoanx man of BurifUgton, Ohio, states that h" had uiuit-r tbe care ef two promlnetit phy­ sician*. and used their treatment until be was not able to get around. They pro­ nounced his case to be consumidlon and iucurable. He was persuaded tu try Dr. Klug's New Discovery fur conaumptlou. cough* and wild* and at that time was not aide to walk across the street without resting. He found, before he had used lu»lf Of a dollar ta'Ulr. that he was much better; Im continued to use It ami bi to-day enjoying good health. If you have any throat, lung or chest ttuuble try It. Me guarantee satlsfartkm. Trial tioltic free iit W. 11. Goodyear’s drug store. From W o'clock until 2 a continuous stream of fteople poured into the chy hall. It i» e'timxted that the people who paid their last tribute of respect, to the dwul leader numl-cred at least 40.000. The cere­ mony of lying In state was intended to cio“«i al noon, but the crowd continued *o numerous that it was thoflgbt but right not to shut out Irishmen and Irishwomen Thi*TeuMriy b besoming m‘ well known from an opportunity to g-ue nt the cn*» and mi lojpular as to nerd no apodal ket that Iuciosed'their dead, and it wa* tnrntlon. AH who have uw-d Electric already after 2 o’clock when tbe doors at Bitters situ; the same sung of praiw.—A •last were shut upon the long continued purer medicine dors nut exist and it le procession. _ guaranteed to do nl» 1» claimed. Elwtnc Bitters will cure all ubeaws »f AN IMMENSE FUNERAL CORTEGE the liver mid kidney*, will remove pimples, IioBs, salt rheum and oilier afTections cam>e<l by Impure blood.—Will drive At 2H5 tbe funeral cortege started for malaria from the system and prevent a* well as cure all malarial fevers.—For cure the grave iu Glusnerln cemetery. It was of headache, cc mm I pallet i tilld indigestion led by the executive ot the Parnell lead- try Electric Bitter*. Entlrit satisfaction ship committee, nnd following camo tbe guaranteed, or- money refunded. Price bier drawn by six blftck borers. Sur­ AU ct*. nnd SI Od per bottle «t W. 11. GiamIrounding the bier were the parliamentary yvar’s drug stare. . colleagues oLParuell- Faruell’a favorite Itucklru's Arnie* Solve. horse followed tbe bier. The| came a The best salve In the world for cuts, strong body of Gaels, hendod by James bruise.*. Barest, uIcchk, salt rheum, lever SiepheD*, tbo famous Fenian orgnuizer; Miir*. tetter, chapped hands, ehllblmns John O'Leary, the well-known advocate corns, and all akin eruption*, and inwltlveof an Irish republic, and other prominent ly cure* plies or no pay required. It 1* features of tho procession were John guaranteed to give itcrfei t natLfaction. or O’Connor, M. I’., leading by tbe arm the money rcluffided. 1’rire 25 ceitts por box. blisd M P.. Mr. W. A. McDonald, of O*- For .sale by W. Ii. Goodyear, tiie druggist sory. and tbe lord mayor qf Dublin In offi­ John Fee of Grand Rapid* I* wnglng cial state, preceded by the city marshal war again*! eislhi Inbor. John’s the truant and sword and mnee bearers. officer. Every ft* ii- o.' fl* body, even t’-rve. bone Hand* dropped into the proceudou where they could, and in some case* were so clo*e and inu-Mtls I* ni.irie •truua«,rai»U niore healtli) by takU'g HmOu's dorsal'-witta. together that they made discord, and A awuidxrop of Jnw roses is in blown apoiled the cadence uf the march. A* tho bead of the procession reached the lower it. the garden of a CunManthW man. gate of tiie cemetery it was found ’ hat such a dense mass of people was wedged GkMtixmen: 1 have Ik-.-ii a great suf­ in front of tbe gate that the cortege con’d ferer front sciatic rheumatism fur five not get through. There was a short strug­ years. A portion of that time haie been gle with poliep who tried to open a road, but it wa* given up. and the proces­ rtiiiflned to my l*d. Have been treated bythetav.1 physfclans without relief. 1 sion went to the upper gate, where the en trance was effected. Inside the cemetery am now taking the fourth 1<oU1v of Hile the coffin was taken from the hearse and imrd’s Rheumatic Syrup nnd (irmly believe placed on a platform so that the proem- .it will work a permanent* t,’ure. It acted eion could flic past and view it. It was rt upon the liver and regiilahil, my kidney* o’clock before this had been well begun, and digestive organs i'nnior'talrly. and bns aud the coffin was therefore removed to done me more good already than all the oliHT medicines I have rwr taken. I the grave. ’ cheerfully tecnnitnend tlfb medicine. Mia*. Altha llEi:inx<iT<»5" A circle was binned and in this Altona. Mich. the lord mayor and civic dignitaries, Sold by W. H. Goodyear. Prepared only by and Parnell’s colleagues and relatives Stationed themselves. Tbe crush on ail The Charles Wright Mrttictoe Cumpany, sides was terrible, and tbe ooUe of shriek­ Detroit, Mielu ing women nnd of children squeezed in Work <m the ()w<»*u* and Corunna street the throng, and the shout* of men strug­ railway cetnnivncrs Monday;' gling ntnid the crush marie inaudible lhe When the hair shows s’gn«of taking, b.'irtu voice* of the clergy reciting tbe ritual of thv Church .of England. The first portion of tbe service had been celebrated at EL ratlou rtrerigtfo-u* the rea’.p. ;xw>!t< the Nicholas', where tbe remains rested for growth of n*w h dr. rcsture* tty* riaiural color twenty minutes en route for lhe dty hall. to gray and faded hair, nud rmdrrs It tot'., At the grave the Rev. Mr. Vincent, of the pliant, and gto**y. Rotunda chapel,audt he Rev. George Fry.an A Constantine man has written a 1.390 Irish Protestant clergyman from Man­ word Jcltcr on n jnistal card. chester, England, officiated. They had to cut the rorviei? short, a« tbe crowd broke through the protecting circle aud over­ whelmed tbe-inner group. Somn time after. In dead darkneM.wben the c*owd ha 1 thinned away, tbe friends grouped again abont the grave and took a last look at ibccoffiu. It was 7 o'clock when the mourners started lo return to thv city. The funeral, If not n grand spectacle from a showy point of view. Juul au especially solemn interest attaching to a grnvi-ly con luctad demonstration. Tho inteuse wriounne-'S of Feeling pervading tbe multitude gave a unique character to the whole memorable manifestation. WILL CONTINUE HOSTILE. Manilmrto. Loxikjx. (Jet. 18.—Purnell's colleagues met last night for n quiet discussion of the situation. Toward tbe close of the meeting it was decided to issue a mani­ festo appealing to the Irbh people to maintain then* faction for an inilependr fight. At midnight they gave out i manifesto, which In brief declares their intention to stand by tbe cau*e of tbeir dend leader and carry on the fight ou lhe lines pursued by bun. Tbe manifesto, < signed by twenty-eight out of the thirtyone Parnell member*. Chicago, Oct. 1&—Elizabeth Norton Torrence, wife of General Joseph T. Tofrence, president ot the Chicago Elevated Terminal railway company aud one of tbe most widely known citizen* of Cbicagn. wns so badiy injured nt 3:30 o'clock y.*terday afternoon by being thrown from her dog cart that she died at 11:00 o'clock last night- Her neck was broken ar.d skull fractured. The cause of tbe accident was the criminal recklranncvs of two men who were driving a horao-to a sulky at racing speed. The Cattle on n Thot>**ud ITIU*. WASHIXGTUS, OcL 13.—A bulletin is­ sued by the census office yesterday on live stock on rouge* shows that in June, 1890, there were upon tbe ranges 517,1^8 horse*. -5.483 mule*, 14.102 aaaes or bu:ros. 8,ffl8,182 rattle, 6,070.902 sheep, nnd 17,376 swine, with s-alex ot horses in 1889 amounting to *1.418,906; of cattle, $17,­ 913,712; of sheep, EJ.66W.CG8, and uf swine, 127,182. The total number of men re­ ported upon ranges in care of this stock 1* 13,390. ____________________ tempt was made here Tburadny night to wreck the 8 o’clock train from Boston. A rock weighing 100 pound* wan placed on the track at a point where the train at­ tain* Ita greatest speed between Boston and Woonsocket. The pilot and connect­ ing rod* of the engine were broken, but the t rain was not derailed. CamuSK, Me.. Oct. ft—Alvin R. Dun­ ton, professor of penmanship, died here Thursday, aged TV years. Mr. - Dunton wns the author of the Dunton system of penmanship. He was champion ot tbe world at middle age and has few equals with the pen even at an advanced age. He has taught in nearly every state in tbe union. Gkast» Rafi no, Mich., Oct. l.i —Charles E congress x* Ktdkuap xveisi.n^ was »» nominated for vungress by con ven lion yesterday l , the Republican -----------. on the third baJiot. During the. last half Century there ha* been a wonderful development in what Is kuuwn a* Military science; It Is a scieurc that look* to the prevention uf (liseare* in loinmnnlties through the medium of clean­ lines*. and it commends Use! f mwl urgent­ ly to the common sense of the prop!*’. Meanwhile, It should lx- borne in mind (list the human system stands in need uf >nnltalioD. and- requires even more care than the tnunlripul bodv. It Is pre­ cisely here that S. S. S. tak«-» up the work of the sanitary scientist*. It cleanse* tiie V,bol«* system, purifles the blood, disinthe channels thr»n<:i which it flows, nnd dcbtroVs the gt-nus of di*B«MV It is a harmless medicine, and yet a’ moot power­ ful due. It is nature’s tonic remedy. A new church of Christ will be dedicat­ ed at Anu Aritor Sunday. , These pills nre scientifically compounded, •nd Uniform In action. No griping pain so commonly following the use of pills, They an- adapted to both adults and chil­ dren with perfect safety. We guarantee they have no equal in the cure of sick tautacbe. ' constipation, dyspepsia and biliousness, and, ns an appetiser, they ex­ cel any other preparation. Sold by W. II. Goodyear. Grand Ilmen will be lighted by electric­ ity early In November. ' t VTben Baby was sick, we cave her Csatorl*. When she waa a Child, she cried for Ceetoria. When she became Miss, she clung tn Castoria. When she had Children, she gnro them Castoria. A jiench on exhibition at Constantine weighs 6.U ounces. Mrs Winslow's Soothing S,nip has been itrerf l'’’,h,»X It wuthts the child. LT • rrmeui ,ur ainTmriv *nvei>tv-flve «v»ut* * tarttie. ttata by aU druxgtata throuznout tbe world. Seven men in Jackson ta'ar the name of Gwrge Johnson. Children Cry for Pitcher’s Castoria. Children Cry for Pitcher’s Castoria. • Children Cry for Pitcher’s Castoria. There ore 2.012 pupils school* of Battle Creek. in the public It is a grant mixfortune for the young and tolddfo itgeu to be gray. To overcome this and appear young, toe Hxll\ nalr Renewcr a re­ liable panacea. Jackson Is talking city market. Muskegon is platting a new ecuictery- To avoid the annoyance aud danger of tbe accidentally unshipping of the rudder oa omall boats an English naval officer tas devised safety Gttlegs With Lius ar­ rangement the rmhl.-r can always be re talnod lu place, notwithstanding any ob­ structions it '-"J may meet, iuiu and m la attngnea designed to ”—•• —lt when u the boat pxa . around or rise »»<1 ef*H the washing of feet. LESSON HI, FOURTH QUARTER, INTER­ national SBHies, OCT. la. rill. ICompltod from Lre-m H«H>er Quarterly by >>rmtaBlon of H.M. Hoffman, publisher. PML sdelphta.1 L “Now tafore the feast of ths pnmover, when Je*UM knew that Hta hour wa* come that He should depart out of this world unto the Father.'* Thta it that pannover concerning which He bad said that He heartily dmired to eat It with them tafore He suffered (Lake xxH. IS). Whir.i wc read of the pawn ver we should always think of the words, "Christ uu» pmauver u oucrificed for us” (1 Cor. v, 7). 2. "And Hupjier being ended, the devil having now put into the heart of Judas Iscariot, Slmun’a son, to betray Him." The revised vehdbn Mya "during sup­ per." As to the character of Judas from the very first ace chapter vl, 70, “Have not I chosen you twelve, and one of you la a devilf" • ' k "Jesus knowing that the Father had fiven all things into His bands, and that ie wr» come from God nnd went to God." 4. “He rireth fromauppor. nnd laid aside His garmenta: and look a towel and girded Himself." In thia and the fol lowing verse ore a seven fold nation Indicating Ita complete ne*R. Jusua could nut do anything Im perfectly. The laying aside of Hta gar Tnonta reminds us of Israel’* high priest, who on t he day uf atonement laid aside hta garment* of glory ntni tangly that.clothed only in white linen bo might go into the holy of holies to make atonement for lhe sins uf the nation (Lev. xvi, 4) It also suggests to m> that Jesus laid mdde the glory which He bad with tne Father tafore the world was that He might become our atonement to cieanre qa from a|l sin (Il Cor. viii, 9; v. 21). H. “After that He pourcth water Into a basin, and began to wash the disciples' feeu and u> wipe them with, the towel where with He was girded." 6. "Theneometh He to Simon Peter, and Peter sal th unto Him, Ix)rd. dost thou wash my fietr" 7. “Jesus answered auui said upto him. What I do thou knoweat not now. but thou shall know hereafter " 8. “K-tcr aaith unto Him. Thou shall never wash tny feeL" . Tills may seem like humility, but It ta in reality resisting the loving and all wise Saviour. Rather shouid peter hare aald. "Be it unto me as Thou wilt." J^et na be entirely and clicertaily aubmtaslve to Hta will in all tilings, dewHng to learn tbor OUgbly whatever He desire* lo teach ta. never setting our will against Ilia. "Jesus answered him, If I wash thee not thou host no part with Me." V “Simon Peter wti'.h unto Him, jx>nl, not my feet only, but also my linnd* tmd my bear!." 10. "Jesus sajth unto him. He that ta washed nced< th not Mve to-wosh hi* feet, but Is clean every whit." When we receive Jckus rui our Saviour we are Immediately acxspted in Htm. and are washed, justified nnd ssncllfled, complete in Him (Kpkr. i, C, 7; 1 Cur. vl, II. CoL it, 10), ao that by Hi* fintabed work wo r.^e made perfectly whole a* to uur standing before God and acceptance with God. But in reference to our state in this world hud onr daily life, we nru constantly liahle to contract defilement from without or be­ come defiled by yielding to the nn that ta within u». and therefore ncrilthta constant cleamdag or washing of our fuet as t he part that come* In contact with the earth. It i* the figure of oue having bathed, but need Ing afterward to cleans: the feet. 10. IL J‘Aud ye nre clean, but not all, For ‘ He knew who should betray Him; the. re­ fore said He. Ye are not all clean." 12. “So after He bad washed the^r feet, and horl taken Hta garments, nnd wnaset down again. He said unto them. Know ye what 1 hare done to yonf" "He b now about to make good Hta weird to Peter. 'Thou shall know hereafter, or after there thing*' (verse 7» Teaching by object lesson* begun In Eden with the Tn» of Life, life cherubim and the flunking sword. Israel wax taught that Aaron was Lhe chorea uf Gud by the r**l that budded, blmaomcd and Imre fruit; and the nation waa taught holiness by tbe riband of blue on the fringe of their garments Ezekiel commiuiiled not to mourn for hi* wife was a sign or object lesson to Israel, and now Jesus bu given Hi* disciples numethiug to remember ami put tu practice. 13. “Ye call Mu Mooter and Lord, aud ye saj well, for *o I am.” 14. “If L then, your Lord and Master, have washed your feet, yr also ought to wash one another's feet." That we are not our own but bought with a price ta found in 1 Cor. vi, j&. a). That Paul and Peter and Jamm loved lo call themselves Mrvanta or bond slaves of 1,1; Il Peu I, L(and that on aerrauta of CbrUt we are to have the mind of Chrtat la aeen Id our golden text, Ptril. IL 5 15. "Fur 1 hare given you au cxamnlc. that yq should do a* I have done to you." We cannot be wired by trying to follow Hi* example, but Lelug saved by His pre­ cious blood we can then by Hi* spirit in tts follow HL* exam phi. for. lie left tin nn example that we should follow his steps (I Pet. tl. 21). A* to this fret washing, wr may do II by admonishing each other of faults aud rin*. We may correct and cleanse each other by the Won! of God. 16. ‘•Verily, verily, 1 any unto yon, Tbe servant is not great, r than his ford; neither he that ta wmi greater than he that sent him.* There are those who rebel against being servants, and 1 know of at least oue preacher who traebri* hi* people that no one should be tin servant of another, but •uch ta not tbe spirit of Ghrixt. Hu teachOK u* that "He that ta greatest is to be asthe younger, aud he that ta cblet-im fie tEM doth serve (Luke xxil. 26) He teacbarBlao that we a* servants mu»t uot think to receive tatter treatment ttasn He received (chapter xv. 30). Weave to serve as the rerv anta of Christ, doing the will of God from the heart (Eph. vl, 6). Being made free from sin nnd become servants to God, we to have our fruit unto holiness <Rom. vl, 22). 17. "If ye know, these things, happy are ye if redo them." To know and not to do ta only to bring upon ourselves greater condrmnation (Luke xii. 47 48). The gosjivls are n rvcon! of the thing* that Jeaua began to do nnd teaeh (Acta :, 1); and that In the order in which we have it in this Iraaoti. flnit the (bring aod then Hie teaching. If we art­ hearers only, and not doent. we deceive ourselves (Jas. L 82J. Jesus oaid, “Whoso ever shall do the will of God th* umt- ta rnr brother, and my staor, and mother" (Mark BL 35k “My mot her awl my brct hren are there which hear the won! of ihxl nnd do it" (Luke viii, 21). For our further u> courngeaneot He tells fta that whatever wo do toMDother in Hta name we do co Him. and He bo counts it (verse Moth, xxv Peculiar preparation uf tocredlrot*. n r nine of Un known rente- wj vegetable HOO(]“ S. <»"'» of the PMlUrln lu«m>Edi raa ... KooT* JirufWH uth.«.), wrJ!.|„ , ^hkhenn tn>Hrb.MM."OiN ............. . Ur.” rwaiwIulumMHi,., ' JbwoansrUfa _' ' ' Baraapariita uccompibta* ccr.-. lilll-ejfo ua. I <1 -udhaj > twtlf Ute title of The greatest bl.... VirUler eVer dlreovered." Peculiar ta lu ’KOud l .iljjg at home,"-there ta mure of partita sold in Liweh than ’,I nil ,lU other „ . T blood purifiers. Pecultas in lit record ot ‘.ZtaSarsapari P eculi ar ever ntt.Jned so -tapHly u r , steadfastly the confidence of. .-y of people. Peculiar |n th* J>ral»-wi it reprAents, Hood's bines all the knowledge wkl-h . ..... .. L^To Itself’ with many years praeQrjl ttJb, .... ‘' preparing medlciiu-*. Ip: n r<- :... ,. • „f.iy Hood’s Sarsaparilla BoMbysndnqndrt*. fts.lxtvrL . bye.LnooD*coMApuU„lar;.sJ. ,u 4^2 IOO Doses Ono DolUr STEKETEE’J IMPROVED HOB Cholera cure HOG CHOLERA,'and TIN WORMS IN HuRSES Hvxunn as ot tukm. * wii.iV k s: 'X* fur ttiie In lltutLin'jt'hy II’. H. GOniiKn.-. R. I- IUSLXESS COLLEGE itrav: ta it* work. Mans of 11.- s>x.lua’< .. h itag lucrative aud re.«poii<:l-k ;>•*•::. : - Tu:liou by the termer «ehoi»r::.,:1 aud Typewriting *:»pectalqy. n rite fe. cutalogne. . Drtault ha* iux ta-. the , ---- — . Knjre nuidu Mlrui’6 am! Hiuvaret a. Hi»utaute 1 raartjaxe.V‘»ni Oa* w. tnr who!* wm«tnrt »•—un-J ni:rtr«R«' tKitlr j-rttii-if-iii i ..a. ... . . 1 ..... 1 j 1........ I fire l.'ibdrvfl a"d *i*»j miervM.aiiu uu ; eqillt) ht'fnc tavb the same or any (<*rt :‘Jb nutter l* hereby Ki'en IMtwof *s«te u> **itt n> the rerijrte *o-h c t*’he tweniv tiJnl <!xj <•! Vite of H*M!rp. Born ;ur’'. beGii Uwplacf ••! boid’UK O V• said of Barr> . ■> «» prvtn!*** ure • tic oua-llounr woata: lnnd» nad premtar* dra-ri: ta pay atad taltafy «!:•• •*" ■ jMjrc with latere*! |»v and tbr <*«te mid exre «*-' n I tow re by ta*. !«w!u«tf* > a|. Swvnly fire Arttar*. »* prc*eb-.! CMr Mid MJltluWa-.! l‘> In’r tag dewribrd tu m!<I nu.rlc*^ All that cfrtaln plre-or j»art* 1 brine In the Towixhli' <>’ aBorn-, nod 8»te of Michv.-;U'. described A* follow* t •vlt.tbnorthwest quarter of.* viliifl £ one (1) north of r.»uue *vvt <i > • hie rbjit* acre* of f«ui«! tn>»tv " Dated July .TOtb A D !".'!• Morl puree at.d owoeroi FaKh M WAt»l4CiaH.Bafta- ur..-. Attoruev for ntorumK’t'v COFFINS and CASKETS, W. H. H. HEATH. Who has followed the funeral directory bu-unr-* («-'/b<- found nlsht or day In j- r MiNfcre ft fon’» clothing HhsSnas, wtlharonipk 'e U”r Undertakers «"il c ; 3'4 _ . Supplies. He tboronably uh-bT-tau'K will attend t.. all rail* in per-*-, ”p -n chanre* for n*e of outfit, hot L'’>•’“J?!' !or laying art the dead an,, >nil bunaJ. HtaprlM* for \r:.r shreoisarererr reawmsb..' nnd ta - *r'“ satitractfon tn every ta-'ta' '*’,. , ...... ,n ,r-d ' ' He atao hn* a new braise.(_ :t. style. Do not fall to esB ;;M me the stave good*, lor 1 mu gw< satisfaction. . W. H. II. HEATII. Ha-tir-P- C A L ES M E N LOCAL OR TRAVELING. Tosdlair Nurrery S*1"*' ^'1*"** nnd Steady Emirtoynrent suarai t'V’i- CHASE BROTHERS COKPAM. will do all thiugx ’ K RbCHESTER. N. Y- �- —-■ . ' •. i THE OMAHA LYNCH. IN MEMOHV Or GfiANT. ' HISIXHIY OF A WEEK. BUSINESS CARDS. dutie*. He will fight tie CM* in the 0 A JCRIBNEK fine 1 The Oliver & Robert* Wire company. of Plttabnrg. is unable to meet. It* wiper, Nervous. Office In bofi 1 nt prr«.“«t. i. and has asked it* creditor* fur time" Snow feli in Ci-y yesterday. a7*T. it Valuer The uraial Ma-oulc ludg* of Illinois is ’ R/chnrd Purwcb, one of the be* known German editor of Wisconsin, and lor • Phy-lci^u* and Surgeon*. KIOTEBS TO BE BSOBOJT TO TAV. Rev. Hugh O. Pentec ret. the bingle-t.-'X many year* president of the German Calls hi city or county responded to with Pre** niiociatlon of the state, died of advocate.. »tu> iwconie n lawyer.' proni|4T»r>s, day ur night’ Mexico’-:i.-w tariff wilt make United diphtheria. \V1 LIJ.\M0. LOWDEN. John G. Ot!*, Alliance cnngre«»mnn St«:<!s bere<x.at 7i cents a pint iu that from the .Fourth Knnsn* diutrlct, wants >» Lawyer. country. I*ul)r* Cn;>ta>. Office over Julius RusscU's tolafe, State D'rMiUJX Twelve ta fifteen townships were devna- ^the government lo print nnd issue $2,(W0,*" Oft).(XXJ in paper niom-y on tint old green street, Hastings, Mich. . ’ * tated by till revrnt cyclone in the Miuu«*“* back ’this is a doll ir" plan. Threata of Farther Violence—A Visit sota plm.-ti*s. ft . ; The Illinois state hoard of equalization QTUAET. KNAl’PEN A WEAVER. to Fort Omaha by (he Crowd—How John I*. F«;uiv & Uc-.’s |i mping ‘ _ Attorney* at law. boure has appraised Cook county to be worth O the Sheriff AVaa Captured aud the Vie, at Vambri|ar, Mass., wns burned. The Over liastu>KS National Kanh. uurueu. Ate for taxation purpose* about W«,«M).(aH or 1 los» is vlxMkiQ. *• • itretlhz-.Mlchina* . ‘ . CO per ci-nL of th.* entire appraisement of Aswin’e office*, at Grand Mich. i Qnevn Victoria baa forty croud cbilOmaha, Oct^O —The county jail was dew? ^7....’.’i 'W """ tbr state, nut counting the railway ap­ I '~ **» pralwmeM. Th- Irani Pull D A.'.Sll ELDON, t broken Into last night by a mob of B.WO ,f<~ J • Abstract awl RcaUJmte Office. citixeD*, and George Smith, a young ne. Atewart ttKca Mastin**; ..... Au^uxt atebuke, a wealthy farmer, was gro 20 yeata i f a^e, charged w lib attemptMonev lu lu*n OU Beal E*’»te Ileal liHtM* torn to pfe-cea by a MHunul.ee and St. 1 Slondny. (let 12. efi jape on |he pcravu of n fi year uid girl Paul trnltk near L ma. Wis. ' '| Specie . experts at New York last week «*>!<! on « iiu.t>««l<M>. <tener*i eon revaoctag. tluvi. * a • ome.ete «et of Abstract Books.C<Nn• n’4,Fita>leei>’ ’•Bn,ctl nsnwd IJraie Ycatr*. was fqrcib’y — JSW. ___2. 2i 217; piL-d fiour the Record*, cam Inrnlsu covameta The kind of Wurtemburg died nt Stutt- were ‘ imports, $3.754,4>4. - Bini-.-. Op- i lAkeu out and hanged to a telegraph pole ft. F- H KOOKS. CTcrt. Tbe average yield per acre of wheat for < tracts gar: j v-.-.eMlay. He was b-jrn in l-i-5, nnd ’ Thv - --------------------■ n- tiro cun’d by itnm»allatdly outside tb« court yank | ascended tie throne iu 1&IL* this country this year wns 13 bushels. ^~I~I)RAKE, M. D., X. nir’i'.di^overud OMAHA. Oct. 12. — Thia dty wax the OMAHA. Oct 12.—Thia city wm the Ing that event. Delegations of Grand CLarlre *F. Emerson, «>ue of the oldret Tbe player* iu lu th th-- Boston League Lrngne lm.*c Imsc . j <•> -ciaH-t in per* scene Saturday night of some more mob Offire over Holloway’s dm* store Army*men were present from all over lhe settler* in th? Rock River vnllt-y, died al ball truu have all signed for next yen^. - ,<-i-titnln opfati-d proci-cditiga It developed during the Office hours from 2 tu 4 |*. tn- Telephone, con On gun, I0-. He wa* 73 years old. |! Poet Sirathmi n-h Ina 1’J Port SsOnt Scout bent beat Strathinra'h country. '..*-lo< whit rcni.Iebce, at Holloway’s drag Fim* th-ok of great' €arly morning Saturday that little Lixxie A ivitm-si iu the M. it. Curtis murder mile nice S’Uirday, the time <>eing 2tWX ----------------------2.... • The parade formed on Michigan ave.« t *a e at druggists. I yatre wa* not dead, nor likely to die, nnd trial at Sam Francisco ha* confessed to F>re at nt Hawkinsville. Go.. Ga.. destroyed Fire . f.rt.Ind. j the authori’ivs suddenly got their heads Due at the lake front park and moved un- having sv. brn to falsehood* to please tbe 1..VXI bales of cotton. The h»*s exceeds I M. II. G1LLASP1E. Notary Public Dr, MU’ 1 . and U. S. Cahn Agent, Fo,‘« IU,on. ' . I'Tl-E FREE. again and proceeded tp enforce the law । der tbe command of General Miles. will prosecute ail kinds of claim* before the The public library building to be Ohio this year ha* a crop of 45 (D3.4’<i J IGood .■'i-dyettr, I against thoae known to have led the moh uf lhe InierJor office, ('all on him year, A« anon as thv different dl> isiuns were in erected lt» I earboru park, Chicago, will bmdiels of win-at, of corn, and Ibpaitincuts »t bis .tore. corner Court and Jefferson are., '---------------— j ot Friday night. Tho result wns thnt in order. E. S. breyer, one of the trustees of L"t tL--Mfo)d. The plan* have beea com- 23.GOO.808 of on:*. a few houo* R G. Bloom, Captain John the Grant Monument association, who Plwt’t : Fire dretrnyrel the clothing house of D. , ' । A^tx-on-, ■ O’Donohoe, H. H. Brandira. Ed-Fittgcr- presliird. briefly M. FOWLER,!).!). S. introduced Bishop Rr. Hon.. William Henry Smith,'first Weil & Co, Nishville. Loss, |lo),0Q>; . ; p • i- ui’.t-.- ami | a|Q> KJ Neushoeffer, Patrick O’Herce, nud Newman, who opened the exerciser lord of the British treasury nud leader of covered by iu-ulMuce. Office hours » a tn to 5 p.m.____________ i j H-t-'itiir-.' ■ John Frits were in the city lockup to au- with prayer. a> tbe conclusion of which the .... CmiMrviuive* in (he bouse of comThecrop cropof ofsugar sugarin in Louisiana Louisianawill willnot not The S. Taylor, tho wcretary, i ZuG-iis. ,, mous, dirG died y^terdny. yesterday. ,. 1 reach more tlumaiOiOUO.OOO than 3ifl,OUO.OOO pounds, instead p W. LOWRY. M. D., ...l ■ • jui-—ffire । *wer for the crime of lynching a prisoner, Etlwartl The . • v «*?r I which it a catdtal one in this state, t^e presented the monument to the Linco! t Tbo bn^nras buiSnra* portion of the village of of of ,Yk),uOO KW,tXO t»W. UK». reducing re-lucing the tbe bounty cxpeclexpect- »'!• Physician and Surgeon. - park commi.wlontn', aud the statue wns Kane, Green county, 111., was destroyed ed from Ill.ftD.WK) to fo 800,000. . Make* a specialty of treating dlteuses of the .. . •. p ;gr . v I statute* ranking it murder in the first <leunveiled by a daughter ot tbe late Gener­ by fin*, fin- lhe 'h>»s *14,000, FjrB nt at Dwight, Dw.ght, III*., Ill*., destroyed Perry's Perry • El'Kand KA it andthe pn -.rrv*tion of vision loss is estimated at $14, 0W, I Fire is! Strong. When the noise of lhe by ^nuH-rly ftttlng SPECTACLES aud eye “. ra-insurance. --------------------------------------------------- and and ,Struife Jstrulfc’’>* hotels. hotels, KeppHnger'* Opera with » rT.KM lend aud naval salute had died away the Tbe London coroner who h charged by house. The Scar nnd Herald office’ and °Office and residence on Broadway. new Court । .fM ij iHi tUr ; Neushoeff-r is lhe man "to led the as­ united band* played “The Star Span­ the pre--, w.th *ujiprc*slng evidcucu iu seven other buildings, lows, giO.IXO, la­ House.UMtiugs. Mich._____________ '______ _ . »-ur the | MU]( on the strr! cage. When he began gled Banner.’’ The sp<-«-h of neerptan. J the l.ydla Miller suicide case say* tbe • surauce, f0,W0. ’ MITH A COLGROVK rich?) four assault on tho cage he throw off hi* on behalf of the conuuisMisners was charge is a IL'; nud the editors who make 1 There I* still great demand in North Itawycr*. :,t. rr.i. :»:>.! ! coat and hat. When tie looked for them made by W. C. Goudy, and mayor Wiuh- it ought to.,iow it in n lie a* the court Dakota for threshing outfits. Over 1(« (Office In Union block. Hastings.) burne followed on behalf of the city. room was full of their reporters during 1 Bre Utt eded, and five ot each crew of twelve K-.t’-w ui'lhe ' h<> wa* 1e*vlnK The j;«!l he found the poITactlce Is al) the courts of the stale. Judge Walter Q. Gresham then deliver- 1 tbe inquest. ; or fifteen men are offered free trauiporta«7. mt;nor- Uce had seiz'd them ami taken letter* the or&tion ot the day, aud this con­ E. KENASTON, Tlmnda,. Oct. «. i Uoi. <O tb. wl«t fcHi j m alt the J la-aring hla address from th- pockets. The . Attonicy At Law, cluded the exercises. g-.tM w..«.hln VnAtnsn 1 On<? ,L® resulta of tbe reciprocity Lev,-ii rtrsM i Pr‘*‘luer t«wn Rising City, where he (Over J. 8. Orodvenrfe Co.’s •“«*.) haT l L JS!J! P '°rktOW° J treaty with Brazil ha- been the sale of u:«.l <*.r taken [ owns a newspaper, in search of work. HOPE REVIVES IN THE NORTHWEST. Practice* in mi court* of the State. Collection* has I* en ordered to Chill I locomotives in that country by the Baldprompt ya'tanAlDK to. ________ ot. i-.iw [ He drifted in:o tbe crowd and led. He is A m-ethu of the hire Underwriters ; Locomotive works of Philadelphia. •.x.'u’aiuvii 1 * pjwerfnl young German. Bloom is l R. TIMMERMAN, Homcrpalhle Phy­ - aasoelatlon of the northwest is In session EnK1And previously sold Braail locomov.-.t - t -\ii!“«i 1 manager for S. P. Morw Co., the larg* . siclan and Surgeon. I in Chiga^z | ‘ । \ D. I--1 * cs’dry good* company in the city, and ^T Pall Oct. 11—Three days of snn(Office over Latnrop’s drug store.) A Chicago poUremen had bis pocket j T|)e Unhwl Sut4f. steamship Di-paich. bou^tn O’Donoghue is a captain ot police. shine and a few i ooming threshers have | picked the other day and didn t know it whlch b„ for many year* been regarded \ M .' -hlxan. | O’Herne was a delegate to the Democratic ROBERTSON HOUSE, revived hope and driven away clouds and until fuel hi.-f bad dLcppcarvd. » 1 a* tbe official yacht of the president and nt..-: «-.r.irt j county convention, ami was ar rested' Thumoa B:-hop,iin old nnd wealthy dairy secretary of the navy, 1* a total wreck on despondency from tho northwestern har­ i v.hi< !i said । while t'w convention waa in session. F. BRODESSER, Proprietor’. vest fields. It is marvelous the change farmer, dropped dead at his home iu El- tbc Assateague shoals forty mile* north Cor. Jrfftrsun and Court Hta., Hastings, Mlci - nuraeiw; —— — — — — ----— gin. Ills., of heart disease, aged <®. of (.niM. Charles. Ran aground In fog. •n i tio'rt- | A* soon ns .t became know a that they for thv bettvr tiie blight, cool weather has Rates. 91.00 per Day. nrnt' SAi-r ' nn?for a crowd gathered at the j wrought. Tbe wet has disappeared in an It is r»-[*»rted in Ik-rlin thnt tbe Russian ------------ — This House Is new. with pleasant room* The Tuesday. Oct. 13. ! city lockup and demanded the rcteaju- ..f । Incredibly short time. The cool, windy governmnit is to issue a decree forbidpatronage of the public Is respectful* solicited. ' ding the exportation of wheal from that The western brewers are holding a na• i .n.*-y I the prisoner*, in .tend of complying with 1 weather haa prevented tbe wheat from etnplrv. , tional convention at St. Louis, with 250 aw. real estate and collect­ I tl'*-’ request Chief Seavey loaded the aeveu growing, aud the machines and men aling OFFICE OF A wild black lienr, weighing W pounds, delegate* present. ^0 wtt5 ' tneu ln:o* patrol wagon aud-rushed them rcady-M-nt forward and others promised Palmerton & Smith. ■I *itn*te ■ up to lhe county jail. The crowd followed, at once have made tbe people hopeful and wa- killed in the streets ul Duluth. Hun-| Burglar* broke into the St Paul sta­ Woodland. Mich. ’• i at”l ^y 7:30 p- m the jail wa* surrounded happy. Many farmers believe the quail y ger attract*d the animal from the north ' y,,,, a£ W:iuz-.-ka, Wis , aud rifled tbe ex­ C. S. Palmerton. J. M. Smith,. 1 pre** and mall sacks. and word was to County Attorney of their grain will improve by the sweat­ wood*. Notary Public. Justlre of the Peace. Au unknown person nsussinated Ncl*.i Miunea]>olls, Omaha, an-l New York r“iweniy, j Mahoney that unlert the men were ie- ing process, so they are slacking it and Lund*!riun mar Republic, Mich. He had are candidate* for the nrxt national Ke­ tsumtiij ; hqreed ou bail they would be taken from will let the grain stand so until winter. lt large »*im of money on hl* person, publicau convention. •n«r nrnrtfarce. Mahoney replied thnt | Au unknown man. about V> yea™ °|d» ' ‘ ’ under no circumstance* would tha men South of Fargo and the main line of which wrb* not taken Farmer Foos of Hackensack, N. Y., apparently a tramp, drowned himself In I be released. the Northern P.icltk the grain is practic­ Lv Grand ft-qiids for. Began an Assault on the JaiL ally all stacked, and lu thnt region-ex­ l.a* had J •"• ph Well*. Charles Polhemis the lake nt Dougin* park. Chicago. ‘rtCTKB. • Th* crowd at once made preparation* cept al»tig the line of the Fargo anil nud Charles Figg arrested fur ducking | Fnrmers’i’n Montana tire finding a new Chicago (iidlananolri............ Mich. source of profit in marketing the wild Bouton Harbor. .... I for storming the jail. There were fully Southwestern—local .machine* will- be him in a farm pond. Dr. Drem*. of New York, is afraid that flnx indigenous to that part of tho coun- Si Joseph । 5,0ft) people in the mob The mob securml able to do tho work. North of the main Trsvrrae City , « M > a a 71 V A «i a * m a *:‘*1 rail and marched to tbe ca-*t 1 line uf the Northern Pacific little atnek- if the 1 quor traffic h not stopped in thnt ' ^ry. gMiiskrgon................. city, he will be employed after death in William O. Heiscn, aged 19 ream, the ManiM-r............. ing i* done, and much help la needed. ■xuljll A to, Ludington ................ ’ son cf a weil-knovfn citizen of Chicago, W/ ; battering ratn wueu a committee of etti- This is especially true in the ncighbur- haunting the rumsqlier* El:zil*sh lli»lnud.the feminine reporter committed suicide nt the Welllngnn Big R*|-bU............... / xen* appeared at the jail door aud made a~ j hood of Uuopsrtowu and Minnewaukan. VE TABLE. ------------------- ! ;propireitioa to have * com- ; AU • - • prot»»moato w the >»• crowd erv Grria Sonb.ro uonh of who a<qttired a reputation a* a globe-gir- hotel. •Week dar*.’Everyday ’Except ^untay. ■William Evans, secretary of tbe Mono • *-A - J— th, Joi 4 ,11 IF.™., bn,, : mlttro i.. g.> thraub >h. ira K-l. .»■! Ibi. I. dler. has been married to Mr. Charles iron a. at. but through chair ear lo Chicago. . »»J <werl«in It tb. mro raM W. I. LmmcUII, lb. row In tn« Urol.', UU Wetmor.% tie head of the whaleback Wool Scouring company, of St, Louis, is No e U ra rhort’rior seats. I flc. p. m. ran* throush to Chicago solid with short $fti,ft*) in his accounts. He is a |»iJn Tbl. .blind lb. crowd, .nd wfc. i ou ,b. Turll. mounuln steamer venture. Wasner buffet ext: m-a1< « cents. j; p. nt has through tree chair car to Manisfugitive. lhe committee reported that five of tlte ’ branch. The facility of Wesleyan college. Mid . mm had beru released and tbe other tw<>q *-----------------------------The Wisconsin Press association, to tbe ^Ti-s^pVin^ls *<di«Brain with Warner paiae* dlctown. Conn . have pre-crlbed rules ro in । J had t*-*en taken out of town for safe keep- : That n»bv will Be called Ruth. govern the visit*of the young men stu­ number ot 125, passed through Chicage sleeping ear throuirtJ to Chicago, and sleeper to Xew Yowl Oct. W.-Ex preaident dents to the young women student*, and । last night ---------en route for a tour of the southIndianapolis via Benton Harbor.\ ; ing Che mob dl*pere-d. Cie . eland said yesterday to a reporter of they, especially the latter, arc on the crn klate*. I WASN'T READY FOR THE LYNCHERS. The Timet, in answer tu au inquiry re- point of cj*n rebellion. A. IL IL Cavner, ~ a "prominent railroad II A. *•----------— nnd —-* second। Mr .A r,hl»f Major McKinley, of Ohio, wm in what ■' — CJan, grand chief nf of the the BrothBroth- , i. gardlng the naxue uf th« newcomer in hl* j boiue: *We hare reltled on • name, and came within forty-flvc fett of being a rail erbood of Locomot ive Engineers, died at way collisioa yesterday. Daubedicncc cf j hjtt home iu Chicago. The city and county, officials ***»m to be it is Rntb.’ This was the name of Mr-. I orders caused’ two train* to meet on the There wn, a ^arp earthquake iu San Cleveland’s grandmother, and has always Ixave Cirard lUH'IUs tof. utterly paralysed over tbe result* of 1- ri- been eapedally Hkrd by her." Mr. Cleve­ ‘ same traek. and tbe major wa*. aboard one p-^neijeo and at other poiute in Call IMrolt ai-d K*>t ................... day night** work and the developments land <i.oke of the nmuy telegrams of of them. They were stopped Iwfore tb*y forn|a Sun(iMy night. Several building* ijmsIMt......... -...................... Howell................................ • Saturday Sheriff Boyd Is very felicitation received, one being from ■ could come together just forty-five feet • were thrown down at Napa. Losell .. f............................... >a:uruay night. mKU¥ . speaking ji downcast, d in ------. th„ __:__ —and -.1.1. rif ttw num- lapart. ningof thear trouble said that oZ he the had beginheard ! Howfaon. al*., of . There is a strong belief at Washington slam............ . ........ -................ ai d in a mbb intended to raid । ilntrticasf. wild rumor* that "'ri.l,l’y M"tids. ami uked 1 Harry IHntt. 17 year* of age. and Mia* , ttial y|ajnt, ^-in aot resume bls post a* SL louis.................................. iWn*w_^_ — y theiail bnt .k " tu 1 ,1,1 . that hi^»wn and bls w fe’s thanks be a-, Charlotte O’Brien, two year* younger, of ' secretary of state, and Jhai John toshr . v rV"’lrd''! « canwda. «pt«! in this pul.Hc rerognlti.m *, it is Flgin Hl*., ran away to l-tke Geneva I ter wi|| gct that portfolio. *»«■ >«’•' !, dered d!^thi mn placed io the undstrongest/ ,,Ad or‘ {t— -•return thanks indiviJuallv. the“man - ----------------------^muiy. and were married. Tney were ■ acorn pa- ; Tlw pubUc service committee of the “jaT’S’bSttaWh ~ » I-t™1'. zt ti’ed bv Ferry D. Martin and Mre* Me- Chicago real estate board has prepared,a 5Snra»’ •« wlth p“tar n in favor of restricting lhe height 1 Mrlhn<|j«ta, Vi.li >Oct. i«lt ta -The topic for I <Comb, aged respectively in and 13. who . cell. Had he expected an attack he wood Meihndlsta Wawhxgtox wr™ ilw united the holy bonds '.JZ---k*_jliin «..I. o J.rtlv b.inJs ot of mat- 1. of all structures feet_ to 135 feel. have sworn in fifty deputies and hnd Washington .. ', Snturuay uu....;u^’s session of the Ecu- • Export* of Canadian barley to the t them on duty. When lhe mob made its Saturday tuwrnlngV trimony. , « H~n» «• o !i men inenical United State* have declined io the past „55 apnearann he addre* ed them from t’.e ical Methodist Met hod's c conference was “The Friday, Oct. 0. I Church and .Scientific Thought." Percy year from W.OUO.QOO to 4.WXI.WI) bushel*, «ein Pass. Agent. Water froze nearly an inch thick Tues­ while exports to England han: increased ■ Jail window and requited them to quiet- . .W. Bunting read an esMy on “The Influ­ ■ ly disperse, bu; the crowd only hoobaL t FRJBATE ORDER. ' ence of Modern Scientific Progress on day night at Carlton, Minn. 800 per cent. M. C. Crawford bail been elected grand Just Walked Away with Him. tReligious Tuought,” The It“v. M. S. I State of Michigan. County *f Barry—a*. At a *e**ilon of the Probate Court for the . He then left the window and riarted for 1Terry delivered an address on “Tiie Atti­ master of tbe Illinois grand lodge of Ma­ THE MARKETS. l County <4 Barrr. holden al the Probate Office In sons. . ’ . the front dour of the jail, with the inten- ’tude of the Church Toward Various 5 U>! the city *f Haslino, In said county, on XVedutsChicago. . Hon of rallying his deputfes and guards tPhases of Unbelief,** and the Rev. W. T. Mre. Siclln Pate, of Fairbury. Hl*.’, bas ' day. the Seventh davof (.Molier in the year one CmcAno, Oct. 11 • | to repel the mob. Just as soon as be ! JDawson spoke briefly on “The Bible aud disappeared from her homo aud cannot be tbonsaiid eight hundred and ninety one. Frreeta, Charles W. Armstrong. Judge of Following were Um quotations on the board • «• >.• mH. । opened tbe door he was stdzad by the arms i Modern I Criticism.” At the conclusion of of tradi today. Wheat—No. 2 October, Probate. and leg-, overpowered, and hhalled to the ;lhe forenoon tension the delegatca went found. ■ In tbe matter of the estate of Charles N. opened Wkr. el'Mxl December, opened high school grounds, where he was kept |on an tXcurrion to Mount Vernon. Youngs. da<cva*e<l. jumped from the fast Zwilwaukee express salqc. clnced UKTik: y ear, opened V^Hc. closed <>n reading and fling I t.e petition duly verified until the man had been banged. Hii < Torn—No. 2 October. upen«xl &3<c.' of iiarinp-W. U iiHam*. administrator of said at lx»ke Forest, Ills., ami was instantly Thirty-Two Millions Destltate. capture and detention were complete, a«. killeti. She got on the wrong train and । closed Mt^c: November, opened 47)»c. closed estate, praying that bls Quid account this day after rea-hiug the quiet of the high school St. PETEUrnriKi, 0-.-L 12.—It is esti­ lost her head. year, opened Wqc. cloefd 43^:. Oata fl led may be beairi and allowed, and a tlecree ot ) 4 —No. 2 October, opened 3?4c. clo>rd 27^c; <iisirlhut!o:i entered and he discharged from his rhrratht to change ground*, the men placed him npc«n his mated by Senator Baranoff that no fewer The contract for the last main building trust. It lu ordered, that Thursday, the Blh irjt not Ire. Thereupon i back and sat upon bi* arms ami legs. than thirty-two million* of peasants in of the World’s fair—machinery hall—has November, opened 2*H". closed 2T*£.-; May. said opened 3<Mc, closed 3l^c. Pork-December. day ot N(>vemt>er,A. D. l»»t. at ten o'clock tn the i. GenT Manager. The sheriff pleaded for his liberty, b-u Russia are now destitate nnd must lie opened Ji'.'.’J, closed January, opened forrnoou.be assigned lor the hearing nf said was told to keep quiet nt the peril of his provided for for ^be next ten months. been lek — ' ■ • sn »* V mt J — November, opened petition, and thut the lieire at law of said Thursday night, Oct. I. Georgs Francis deceased and all other ;<em>ns I merestedln said It will require 39<,(MU.OiO poods of grain Train predicted that Parnell would be 8C.47H. closca r> ..h’rrn a knowledge life. are required to appear at a session of ’ Live stock-Following were the price* at estate, < Trampled and Dragged tn Death. to feed them. The American church in >, typewriting. telegsaid court thru to be po'den ut the lYobate the Union Stucks yards today: Hugs—Mar * Jailer Horrigan. in *|>eakiBg of tbecase, tbl* city ha* started n aubscrMfon list I dead in a week. Bishop-Elect Brooks, of the Episcopal ket rather active ou packing and shipping a* • Office. In thr elty of Hnatmit*. tu said county, said that Coe (tbe name of the man to relieve this misery. Prince Korsakoff, and show cau«e. If any tliere be. why the prayer । tbe petitioner may not be granted. And ft Is Z-^ FOR THEM lynched, instead of Smith, a* erroneously (bead of a great family, live* on Koosc- 1 church, will be consecrated bishop of Mas count, but feeling rather weak, amd prices of 10c lower: sates ranged at $2.CO24.15 jdga, further ( ordered, that said petit loner give notice BE 4/ Than Money, stated iu these disp itches) was alive when wort bread, ns an example for hi* servants, sachusett.s Oct. 14. H.aWi.H) light, U»JU4M rough jwekin,-, Ito tbe persomi interested in said estate, of tbe Twenty years ago nt 0 p. m yestemay 94.45^4^'* mixed, and fk.SI^KU heavy iacK- <lumdennr of add petition, nnd the bearing i Itapld* [Mwh.’iBu*- pulled through t he window and into tbe ■> t'.-k. cor. F*ari and open air, bot before he was ten feet from and other* are to follow the example dur­ Mrs. O’Leary’s cow kicked over the tamp thereof bv c*itsinjr a ropj of this order to be ■. addrvM Athat started tbe lire at Chicago tbat/was ing and shipping iota Itftlie Hnstlun Baxxkk. a newspa­ tbe jail be wss dead.Every spark of life had ing the national affliction. Cattle—Market only moderately active on publlsbrrl per'printed and circulated In said county of seen around the world. / / local and shipping account and feeling weak: llarry once In each week for three successive left his carcas*, a* hr was trampled upon Had No Kvideuco Against O’Mattay. Petitlona have been filed in tiie 4rcolt prices for common and medium qualities fa­ weeks prrvtoas to »»ld day nt hearing. by hundreds of men, while others at tbo New OKLKAXfi. Oct. 10.—Much surprise CMAH. W. AltMWrBOXG. end ot the rope pulled the body almost was expressed here when tbe case against court of Cook county. Hl*., in thS coo- vor buy eng quotations ranged at Judge of Probate demnation suits to secure a right o.’ way prime t<> shipping sl -ers. Jl4‘hta.9O gool to limb from limb. When a*ked why he did fancy do. common to fair do, $3.0) Detective O’Malley was nolle pressed. [A true ropv] not telephone for a**i«t :nco Horrigan re- O’Malley was indicted on the charge of for the drainage channel from Chicago lo J&4.» batchers' steers. t2.n.<U.75 Stockem. ' PKOBA'lB ORDER । plied that, be bad. no Intimation of the IA10&S.IO Texans, IA&JQ4A > rangers. $2,504 tbe Hliuois river. Tbe Republican national committee 3X5 feeders. $l.5ft4J.» cows, «LSua8.U0 bulls coming of ti e nj6b until the court yard bribing the jury which acquitted the Ital­ wm filled with people. He then turned in 1 ians accused of a*«a*sujaiiug Chief of Po­ will meet at Washington NuV, S3 to elect and |XSUafi.t V vsal cal vet.. r.^J>tv oMtam ■ hdWrn •» “jf !£** Mo£ Sheep—Market rather active, and prices a police alarm and also attempted to call lice Hennessy. When the case came up a succeasoi to Senator Quay as chairman, up tbe police station by telephone, but all for trial the state wns nliable to offer ad­ and fix the place of holding the next na­ unebangej; quotations ranged al $3404440 westerns. $J. 045.00 native,, aud $34l>3440 missible evidence and the accused was set tional convention. tbe wire* had brfen cut. lainba All Except Two on Bail. Produce: ^Butter—Fancy separator. 2&43A1 Later.—It ha* been discovered that all at liberty. Saturday, Oct. 10. __ _____ Ball Pitcher Murdered. I per lb: dairies, fancy fresh, i=Si>23c; packing the prisoner* have been released on bail Nashville. Oct. iff—W’llHam Amacher, 1 The Standard Journal Bearing com­ atn-ks, fresh. lA^<413c. Ejgs-Loss off, 1S^4 from which tho excess of except t wo—Neu*hocffer and Fitzgerald— IHcpcrdas. Lire ponltry—Old chickens. a well-known--'' race horse owner and ' pany, of Chicago, has assigned. oil has been removed, is wbo, being strangers, could not find H. IL Coffin, a prominent banker of per lb; spring, 11c: roo P-r*. &b5Hc: young trainer, abut and -killed Pet Milliron, ' turkeys. l-'XlS^c; old. H«4Uc; ducks. 8c; m,™. bondsmen. The people who had taken gee*?. $<J«i4<j.5O per doz. Absolutely Pure partin tbe first lynching set out imme­ pitcher for lhe Nashville Maroons, and' Des Meines, I*., died suddenly in New spring. Potatoes—Home grown. Alj-lMc per sack: \and it is Soluble. diately to release these two. but a visit to who is nlso cmincc-ed with race horeer,1 York. A. S. Mann & Co . dry goods merchant* Wisconsin aud Michigan, fair to choice. 3*4 the jail was\ fruit less, the men not being iaat night, at tVrMt Side park, this city., uf Hocbeeter, N. Y., have failed for 33c per Lu: sweet nptatnes. Illinois. $1404 '°m ’"ImS thcrej They Ixad been removed from the The trouble is suppQMki to have occurred I 1.75 per bbl; JerseTa »l.ft*4!.li'. Apples­ jail and the majority of the mob dispersed about a woman. Amacber called Milliron , j Common. $!.<»■ per hbl: <oo l, SLAfiU-’k choice John rd'1 Wade Felder, brothers, were• I to fancy. $2.0 C’441- Cranberries—Caps Cod. its preparation. It has aatiafied, bu: a few anxious sj»irit<*«l out to the stable door and shot him without hanged at Rusk, Tex, for the murder of | fancy, ta.U4H.3n per bbl; common. >5.75® to locate tbe men. It wns at first believed ■ > ’non thret times the strength of they were in the South Omaha jail, hut a warning. YooceThompson Aug. 17. !■»! ■ of the peUtlor . r mav wd be rtre Ed Neal wns hanged at Omaha for the! LUI. S'pveufated In Crain and Is Bead. rq-■• aiixetl with Starch, Arrowroot courier who vbdtvd thnt quarter returned murder of A Hau nnd Dorothy Jones. He i Chicago, Oct, IQ—Emanuel Couden, f*r. Loro. Oct. °r Su.-.ty, and is therefore far more and reported this erroneous. I «*«*-** JSS'-SS Then tbe information wa* given that formerly a prosperous liquor dealerat confessed bis crime on the scaffold. Professor Jowell, the din ingulxbed au­ wxm®ttlica]? tosti»g less than one cent they were lu the guard hu:i*e at Fort Wausau, Wi«, committed suicide here thor and professor in Oxford university, , a C-’J> It Ik delicious, nourishing, Omaha, four mile* out of town. Tbe yesterday. Six monib» ago Cadden came is eo fil that his recovery i* not looked t »uc Md: January, May. fragment** <f tbe mob gathered nnd io Chicago with a good sixed fortune and Kror. •'.heniug, HASXLY DtOESTED, ' 1 marched out there, but the soldiery w«* began to speculate on the baard of trade. ^d admirably adapted for invalids too much for.it and no attack was made. After losing every dollar be bad he went I for Vanderbilt’s English built yacht “Con­ After anight of searching the mob gave to Washington park yesterday and blew queror’’ has been seised at New York for « will as for persons in health. jp and yesterday moving the sheriff —of tbe fort guard house his brains dal. Sold by Crocers cv&rywherw. — .k— <stL He Begins to Feel a Whole Lot ' • ‘ 1 CHE! HR veiled at ( tilcagu. Chicago, OcL’. -Weduewiay wastbeday I for the unveiling «! the tqnwtriau statue I to| General Grat t. situated on tbe. taka'll shore drive In Lbtcolu park, and the city I waa alive wKh visitors desirous of witness- | Tin* S A E L F11ICAG0 & WEST L MICHIGAN Ry. — K-.5 smuuras, isrs. DETltofT, LANSING .t NORTHERN ] g W. Baker & Co.’S1 mreakfasl Cocoa No Chemicals *• BAKER 4 co, DtnkMtu, Mm. j S ii' . . . * «.«.•—« ■>• STU- TSE.SL.«“ sr.sii.’svs Sb.. ww— TTn,. 'pl'ST'”»S fifrl“ te7°pjjl » IB!WE? « «s ’«3? Miss Rosa Ludluni, of Lak �FT'1 SECOND FLOOR.- We are Showing a VERT ATTRACTIVE LINE of Garments for LADIES, MISSES and CHILDREN. PLUSH, BEAVER, : MATELLASSE : AND : CHEVIOT That garment is a stunner, oid boy, I will wager you a bottle of wine that she bought it of . E. Y. HUGLE. JACKETS AND- REEFERS Vest Fronts, Plain and Trimmed with Cooney, Astrachan and Opossum Furs. \ye are constantly adding to our large stock, new and novel designs in both fabrics and styles. Dry Goods, Dress Goods, Shawls, Hosiery, Notions, Ribbons, Gloves, Underwear, Woolens, Flannels, Blankets, Yarns. Madam, your dress is exquisite, I admire your selection.' Hogle alway has the latest /fabrics and correct styles. / Ever on the Alert for Bargains and Serve His Customers. Additional Local. Dr. Coburn, Nov. 10: Mr. Gardner, Dec. 1; Dr. Master. February fl. Tickets'■for the entire course will be sixty cents, for single The Lsdiet- Home Mtytynary socletv- lectures, twenty cents. Tickets may be connected with Ute M. K. church, will hold। obUti n’d at O. D. Spaulding’s. Fred their annual social at the Episcopal society. Heath's, E. Y. Bogle’s or of members of .rooms on Wednesday. October 2lst Sup­. the League. Tbe lectures will be at the per served from titettnwi o'clock. As( Methodist church. the proceeds of ft»b social are to be used1 The ladies society of the Presbyterian j fur charitable purte'w-s we trust that all1 church will be entertained at the society who ate iu syuipnthy with lids work will1 rooms. Friday afternoon, October 23rd. i favor us with their wres>-nre. Everybody Invited. । That for Program for U. L C. which meets at1 . A series of meetings will tie held at the the home of Mrs. Mur? T. Goodyear, Sat­■ Haffner school house of south-west Castle­ urday rvettlng. October 17th: ton, commencing Sunday evening. Octo­ Opening exercises. ber Utb, conducted by the Rev. Wm. F. Roll call, qiiotati »us ti< ws Items. Kring. Leading Fa-Ms <»1 .vmtri.au History, Friday. November 6th, next, wilbbe tbe MLw Allie Cannotn. Social liwtlculipus of United States, Mbs 50lh anniversary of the establisbbteut of Methodism In this city. It ia proposed to Addie Jordan. observe this send centennial, and all lhe Music. Dr. Fowler. . History of Dtditlcal Patties-in America, old pastors and presiding elders over this charge will be invited to attend. In the IL Cook ' Reiencr. the Handmaid of Agricultural, afternoon from 2 till 4 o’clock will be given rendniscenres of the “olden time” by for­ - Mrs. M^ry Goodyear. Paper, Isxbeik of dfpalxi, Mrs. Smile mer pastors, presiding elders and laymen. From 4 to 5 will be given to the renewing of old and making ot new friendships. In ' Critic. Mrs. Carter. the evening, Hon. Daniel Striker will read We are ahead of them all Tiie Epworth League pr.»p<W? to give b n history he has prepared, after much pa­ iContse of lectures thia lull and winter. tient research, extending over many years, both in ! This Is the firs’, cuurse of lectures that has of the Hastings Methodist Episcopal been BUompted in this city tor some time cburrti. The occasion will be one of great - aud we hope will be appreciated by our interest citizens and supported. Tbe lectures will The Rev. A. D. Grigsby will complete be given by very well kn'>wn men mid will Ids secund year's work next Sunday, Octo­ ■ all be very valuable and Interesting. It ber 18, when he will preach at the Presby­ •wHI toe ueceuary to charge an admittance terian church both morning and evening. Call in and satisfy yourselves. ■fee so Bi to pay the expenses uf getting Evening service at 7 o’clock. the lecluivrs here, but the fee will be so The Y. P- & C. E. will meet in tbe finiall as to place the lectures within the reach uf all. Four leelures will bedelirer- Presbyterian church. Sunday, October 18, ed In till- course. The lecturers will be at 6 o'clock, to be led by Josie Whipple. B» follows: Rev. W. A. Hunsberger of Mu-skcg in. who is well known in this city. HEREDITY. Two years aeu Mr. Hunsberger went Bbrqfld and has prepared a lecture describ- When I reflect on all that h*» been done teg bis j iurney and what he saw. Tte And that my life wm kindled at a flame 4itke of his lecture is -Across the Atlantic Lit from another and pn-ccdinR oue mid Heyuu U” The second hearer will be Of sequent torches roachlnK UU the nun Rev. Camden JI. Coburn 7u. !>.. pastor of Embodied tiro first In mortal frame. -‘the Methodist chare* ju Ann Arbor, the seat <rf the Michigan University. Dr. Oban* j* lecturing regularly under Thea do I question whether I am I; Until I see attend in purple fold •ths dire.-tioij Of one of tbe "Iwcture Suspend tbe Ganges. Amaaon and Nite. .Jtew.u<," tor a large price. He is just And all the feeding otreams that multiply W * publishing hi tiie “Honuletie Review” Their tides of which the clcrad in made, tbe while It holds its individual state and mold. artidet on Egyptological questions. that haa ever appeared In any American periodHal. Tbe publishers of tbe ••Homiletic Heviby'' are paying him the largest Tho chemist Liebig proposed to measure amount for fate artfclM that they have ever Do yon want to know what ails your eyes? paid to any American contributor to their the standanl of civilisation by the congreat magazine. Dr. Cuburn baa travelled ■uinptiou of soap—a criterion which would Do yon need your eyes examined by one who can tell rxtrmdvdy Bl the east and has made some put the Inhabitant* of North Holland at imiHirunt urefaaauloK’ical diacovaries him­ the bead of all drilhed nations. Aji a more what you ueed? self. The ittte of Dr. Cobunf* lecture reliable test Edmund A Lout suggested tbe will he •'AmociX the Turks, Aral* and sale of steel pens, tbe socialist Bebel, the Egy pinna." Dr. Coburn comes here for frequency of reform meetings. Dr. Ber­ lew than half tbe amount be receives In nard. tbe use of undergarments (a Inxury Jcciare courses In fulfillment of a promise unknown to the aemlclvlilzed tribes of iwnretinx? ago a.ade to Mr. Puffer. Tiie Asia aud South America)-. ProAwtor Ebere, tttlrd lecturer will be Her. Waablngton the snie of postage atanipa. The milcage of Gardner. professor in Albion college. Mr. railroads per hundred square miiw< of ter­ Gardner is oi»e of the beat know n men in ritory might do iu comparing countries of If you do, call on Dr. Lowry, the oculist, the optician. Michigan He is Past lh.part»e»t Com­ equal density of population, latl otherwise would put Belgium too unfairly abend of mander Mielibfun G. A. R. He will five Take this advice and you wont regret it; and you will save his great war lecture "The Struagle for Cha’.unfxir*.” The fourth lecturer will be Sew York Telegram. your eyes and money in the end. Just a Word with You. Please. । POWERS’ IlflRbWARE. > 1 DO YOU KNOW STAPLE AND FANCY GROCERIES, Provisions, Standard Canned Goods, No. 1 Tea and Coffee, Crockery, ' Grlassware, Lamps and Chinaware, HAMS & VAN ARMAN Do You Have Weak Eyes? enty-fh DR. LO Our new stock of STOVES Is piling in so fast we are at a loss to find room fortbeiH. STOVES. STOVES,. STOVES. Our basement is full, every room is jammed fall, and not all in yet. BARGAINS! BARGAINS! See the bargains we offer to make room. Gasoline Stoves. Regular price $17.00: to close out, 9.00. “ “ 10 “ “ “ 6.76. Churns! Churns! Churns! Regular J6.00; now at 4.25. “ 5.00 “ “ 3.60. Western Washing Machines, The,best made. OldOprice $10.00, for 7.00. “ “ 8.00 “ 6.25. Clark’s Sulky Plows. • — Olin Walking PM- A few more to close out. Buggies, Road Wagons, Surreys, He. Fine top buggies, price $125.00, we offer for 92.00. ■ Good “ “ 100.00 .................. 68.00. Many Other Bargains in Elegant top surreys, canopy top road wagons, spring wag0*1-'. &c., heavy team harness, light driving harness, single harness, etc. ■ - CALL AND SEE US. w: r. F0WEK5 � https://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/418/HastingsBanner_1891-10-22.pdf e3263267313251432520fd6be52ba92e PDF Text Text ^slCircubttton any p^r in the : Could)'- Hastings’"Banner ^TxXXVl. NO. 25 Hastings, mich., October 22,1891. Hastings The best Advertis­ ing medium tn Bar­ ry County. WHOLE NO. 1897 Banner. Ttie fire fiend assaulted Will Evans’ a«irk«y. house at Nashville the other day. The Com husking Is the order of the day. Published Thursdays by new water works system wasn't quite Hayden Myers is on the sick list, unablt COOK BIROS., Eaton county's fair netted alxiut 81.500 ready for busbies*. but by the aid of 25 to attend school last week. above expenses. Barry county's fair did plucky females'. Will managed to subdue Quarterly meeting will lie held at the quite as well. The agricultural society U fSTZ.TGw, MICH. the flames. Tamarack church next Saturday and Sun­ will clear up the Indebtedness of last year day. caused by the purchase of new ground. Liberal Skbboth school has been post- i! and nearly If not quite pay for the 81.200 Work is mare plenty than news this poned until spring. , I worth of new buildings erected tills year. week. Xlrs. Hatton is on the sick list. 1 The sqetety is to be congratulated. Now Rev. Myers, the Methodist minister, and Uncle Carlos Spencer is worse again. I 1 if it will H|>cnd 8500 onthejniak. and offer family, will be a resident of Carlton Cen­ Frank Rorabeck and Frank Burdick, < f . not less than 81.200 in speed premiums Of water wears away the hard­ ter this winter. He U repairing and fitting Hickory Comers, were lu this vicinity last | tor next year, It will place Itwlf in a IKMlthe Caln house. est rock, and a similar idea is upWheal week on their way north with lioraes. I tlon to command all the aid it can ask. Is biiug hurt by the Insect and Mrs. James Spencer has returned home my excuse for keeping my also the dry weather Is unfavorable. from Coats Grove, where she has been 1 As C. F. Brooks wat driving home from name and business before you. Emma McKinney and Anna Shriber taking care of her little grand-daughter । the 1st ward Tuesday evening after dark. he heard some one driving toward him several Bays Inst week in the Valley that arrived OcL 10th. You may think 1 am well ad­ spent City. wisn to congratulate Miss Nye on I with a single rig. al a furious rate of speed. vertised aud ought to unit, but Mrs. Wm. Haymond returned to her theWe tutuiagvment of her school end tb« In­ | Thinking that jierhaps some horse was i tunning away, he turned out to the side of at Carltan Center from Grand Rap­ terest manifested. SO was the last candidate for j home last Wednesday. latest thing out is a machine that piiick- the road as far as be could get with safety. governor on the labor ticket. Id*The nun came last Tuesday. Just in lime en thieves have invented, »o as to steal । He had no more than got to one side as far Can you name him? to catch the c|uv<<r seed and hinder many chickens without making any noise. । as -be could get, when the driver of the reined hia from hulling; They ean witer a roost and with the in- j! approaching rig. apparently rc “T* ,,,B ■*de road upon Eld. Kenytai and wife, of Monterey, strumeDtssomething like a pair of pruning I h<J** ,,ut ,o ,Th" *"» held meet Ings in the Advent church Inst ■bnn. clip Uk- l.eml. oj b....dr«l, o! ru,l> »>' f ‘ in > ■» i.iJt.r । collided with tcrriffic force, the wheels W41nesiiny and Thursday night. locking, throwing Mr. B.. the hone and Is selling watches, clocks, jew­ . Prof. Pixley did not entertain the Carl- hi one ntgnu------------------------ Clu'rtdste. । the buggy al! in a heap. The horse broke as announced last Wednesday, <-b elry and silverware. I keep ! toniteH It has been semw time since any Items i Ioom? from the buggy and ran home, where account of tint rain. \ from here have appeared In the Baxnkk. | he was found soon after somewhat injured, the best aud choicest stock in but time’s tclenllrss band has been busy । The buggy was badly wrecked and the Hustings. 1 George Chatbrm, of Suflfidd, wm in just the same. I h.micas scattered through the 1st and 4th Prices always the lowest. E. T. Rhodes, our former blacksmith, . wards. Mr. Brooks was unable to tall town Iasi Thursday. E, Potter. << Lansing, was hi town part has left for parts unknown. He left more whether there were one or two perouns or liabilhies than ^sss'ls. not but thinks that there were two. After of but weeiLJ John Horn, who went ens? oil the Olin the coHislou the party or parties in the rig li. IL WagirTuf. Ionin, was lu town part excursion. Ims returned honn*. drove rapidly away in the darkness, never of last week. James 11. Ryan went to Kalamazoo last stopping to Investigate the extent of the W. Bn 1 Hsian returned to hit home In Friday. Frltlav. damage caused. No stone will Im left un­ Imda last Monday. |ti>y’s Clothing. Dr. Harris, our new doctor, who under­ turned t« find Hie guilty one or ones and PKORA1E OIll'EE. Howard lx*m<>iis accidentally shot himState of Michigan. County st Ban/-m. 1»<■ If hi Un* knee last Sunday. took the critical taw of Dr. Hunt, has If caught an example will be made of them Al a session <>l the Probate Court tor the Youths’ Clothing. Mrs. Wbrcdon. who has-been very sick i«cen very successful in his treatment, and that they will not forget very soon. ouiuty ot lurry, tmldm .it the ProbMe Office tn Dr. Hunt, although not a writ man by any th- city of ibuitlnrs. m «dd rounty, on Sat- for the past wck Is on the gain. day the tnh day 01 tMoi>er. iu tl:r year one The sociil an-! concert given by the means, has so far recovered as to be able to Men's Clothing. Ui»i>«and elcht hundred nut ninety one . । Following are the re.i!» estate transfern I young folks «>f this plant at the opera Present. Charles W. Armtlrvng, Judge M ! Walter Oliver, dale of Kalamazoo, has for llm weekending October tilth, 1891. as Probate. t! house last Thursday evening was a grand I’urnisliing Goods. located here and is doing good w ork :u> a taken from the books in the register’s office: In the matter of lh« estate of M<mcs । cnlertahinicnt and a hnant lai success. Fnnuwurtb. decease,! Harvey Geer to Geo. Mullen; Ttu sre 31‘ralrieA few from here attended the dance at blacksmith. n>r fare!to Grand Rapids, and get. Ou nt reading and Farnswortb.aamlDlstnUor filing tbe petition duly vert[1 tied Bed HcuryD. ut I1I Woodbury f *" " uby j 'C: W. ”• Chilron last Mrs. Mary Deck, who has been very viil-SSoo. ghen ot Henry D. Farnswortn. admlniMnttor <i( Ida clem to Hannah Parker; -ton see t Carlton 1 Pet,,ton Ii Thursday evening ami report a g<x>d time, sick, is getting better. 11 want, what is seasonable, suitable ■“» ,TW—1,1 "** 8 -I*-ta. ( « . .... ...... >_ „n , T|jei|,or>(. jnet-s (|nw a htxe crowd last Marion Davenport bus had a cellar wall Auu CofB.-til to tiro H ranrtetibnrg; n M of we 3G Kuti.-uiU Slum. xtunlay. , | built under his house, and Is having idas- o ii you buy clothing and furnishing ’ ....—, DuHah Bau to Mlrah J. Fish; lol2 blk 4 Free­ M. 1L Ahb-n was In Detroit the fore pari tvnng r.nd other improv entente done. 1 port Woo. 1 Howard Mosher, iinviug built a wing to Edward M. Andrews to Anson Ward; lot 1 Ijthdi'VctNo'el’dHr. A- • lh!, lll.nrjUJ>oj . vi' the week <«i business. I JaDilnsoh hi\,s tendered his reslgna- I his store for a' dwelling, is tearing down blk 3 Fr. ep.wc *s». | .Milon Wallduit! Jto It. K. Grant. I). W. tlon uspte>tmaM-r. I be partilum which seperated the store lie'Holds; parcel HSi>e S.W “"*■ --- -------------■ from his former kitehen. and will now Julia A. k-vuoldA'< Frank McDerby; piece! ' irfMUd ccurt thro to be bolut-u M Hie Probate ■ i have room to acrcmodate his rapidly grow­ Ciistlctoa t.'W. .Ivlin Muuig.im-rr to 1. M. and Almira H. Geo. Greybarn and wife hate return'd ing trade. ; Office. In the vdy sf H «<?’: r*. in »dd county, ( Flint; pare-! sec s-i lUrrv'SltOT. i and the* esH*r, if any there be. wLy the ywr | om thcii vi-it to Indiana I.ureun King, of Richland, spentSuhday 8. E and Khzx .1. .smiilito Frederick Vanof the petitioner ms' not be graoUMt. And it 1 A. CorlrL'id's little boy Is very hick with ’ Grsdri; t»arc:-l Nashville W7.V> with her mother and friends here. Is furtlH-r ordered. ’Dint sdd i«eUtiawr give no i Atvarey Wika-; io Ida Wilcox; s w!* of s c% j lice to the persons tutereMnf in *a!d estate. <»l typhoid (cm r. Fol. Pciiiad Is getting ready to plaster 1I see'. ’' Assyria 8iuo. : ilie iienitency «t ’-.dd petitbra. nnd tlw tieartag Ic*jle L-- has n now organ purchased his house. Drlll.i Hargtn in to Fremont C. Hagar; 3* see I thereof by causing a ropy ut this order to nc ; of E. A. Mattison of Hastings. W<M'dlauir«g'<3. Operation* have ceased at the brick yard 1 published in the HaMtfi ' H'XNKK. a news; *Fremoji Hxgerto J.im-a Walden; a per primed and circulated ui said count) of 1 The M. E. social frill la- held at Mr- 11. ;ljam, once in each wr« u for three successive K. Stevcua oqc week from Friday after­ Hop* llir isu.oov I. now Mog Uurn^l. i u. tana, m noon. The eva|Hirator is doing a big business. 53x10 ■ CHAUUts w. Aiiuwruoxo. Campbell Bros, have been making some | w Bobln^on; 1 Kinilierling Bros. are finishing up the true copy.) Judge ot Probate. , !0 u e *•< s-c 13 Jln>>>! skmi. improvements tn their More. tv,-, last job of thrcscing in these parte for this tmeded Sow iTbutax T.„ |L,ltrT. n°”’i ’•"X season. u ritOBATr. ukdkij. . great. improvement i.„ .„ made oil•' >i. [, wood to Orson E. Wood: 4<<a<e3 3t I A has luw been VV.xsllaiul State of M!ebbnu>.««>uut' «rf Btny-**- , . Itutland. the highway Just south of town. /.t a of the Freluar Court for.the After -a Joint ................. absence from the colnmns at the Probate <’».*,. Ir.mnty .*unu of >>’ IIk-tv. bt»Mrn ■** ...... Mrs. Wadd is rapidly, failing and is lia­ I Wm. Weymoutqapiiears to be a pretty 1.. the — -eft) it, ,.r hl Of lt.atior.* ltastlne». In '» aAld said notlttiV. county. Oil «a ( <,( the Basx . mk we again will try to send ble to die at any time. ' | tough example of n thief. One week ago iu —ay. the-nth day «»t October, in the year . ln wur Vd|uable paper, he was arrest'-d for stealing n gun. Thia on-tteanand eight liundr«<l and muctviinr. l” . .. -.. .. ........... i.. «.... . week a warrant was Issued for his arrest ; PraMSit, Cltartei W. AruiMroay. Juda- <B • IL Long now smfies over u 11 pound on the -Large of stealing wheat from girl. ' i I cu'-iiity treasurer. Ha|e Krnvun. And now • Mrs C. E. Smith is on the rick IlsL he is in durance vile for n e,ti!l more •The chicken pie social passed off very serious offense. It ajqu-ars that Ed. Bates pleasantly. and family were away from their Rutland A. Evert .'now moves from Mr. Rowley’s home Inst week. On Friday night, it la I farm nnd Uharle.s btricklln’r farm in Wood-1 । claimed. Weymouth went into the ]>asture I land. of u farmer near Freeport look a couple of J D. Woodl of Brooklyn, made a short vis-. horses therefrom to the barn, wherh, ho ...... - "■ / —r ; it with his brotlier O. E. harness'ti them to a wagon. He drova to ' 'i Thomav Wells i> at work for win Wil| !. And Mill they cume these lillte boarders. Ed. Bates houSe, and absolutely skinned : IVniiook. . lul. Coat* now is smiling on account of a the house of everything movable—furni­ <4T«*t in the • i:y <• I Mr. Atkins has sold his entire crop of girl. ture, crockery, eatables, bedding etc. In rye for Si cents a bushel. ! J. B. Smith is now at home from Ypsi- short, ns Sheriff Benham expressed it “It I " Miss Kiltie Dooley, nt Hastings, was the : |Ruti visiting bis parents. looked as though a cyclone had got in Ite gueM of Mts. J. K. Robtason lari Sumtay. — -------work there: and that not 85.00 worth of Thomas Tanner Ims returned from the1 Rutin r cool weather ut’thia ............... II stuff was left except the carpets.” Thu writing. Pwkitig iliphM 1* the order of the day. plunder Wymouth took to a place north of ,mi!ale«! in said County o Freeport, .and accreted. Mr. Bates did 1 »wk fer tbrre stK-ce-slV' | But apples are in»t very plenty. John Lydy and wife, of Campbell. Ls • not return home till Sunday, and it was a rd dav of heart ua Uta Xlortd’V Wtl<» ha* b't-Il VlsitlllK # । j —-riuu»W. AMtMte*. pltlal le wreck o( its funner self be found v n.u.is » v.... p, j. Judge of l*lwU*a. ...an,>.•»« Belle Becker ha* returned from Grand in his home. That evening the officers (A true eBw~ were apprised, amt Monday morning da j. Rev. (». 1‘g'rry called vii frktnlij here Ihi Rap|ds. Jiimes nyt Hint Clarence bud to draw a Deputy Whit Benham started on the trail. first 0! the week. Thai forenoon he learned enough to satis­ Hattie and N0111 Fidier attended load of potatoes for his board. As Will Hecht was returning Lome with fy himself of Wsmooth's guilt, arrested the association at Hastings Saturday; him at Freeport and brought him to this Ills engine from John Carpenter's fnnn. he OUR COUNTY. Chas. Depew, of Comstock, w staying a came very near going down through the city, and placed hlnrfa Jail. To mid the 1 short time with his uncle. John Barber. culnrt Just south of Wm. Wallace’s - cur-1 spice of variety to Ids pertonnanc^n, La«t Friday evening n social was held at . nurs by the stringers giving away, the Wynuiitli set the jail on fire Tuesday. It R« ■ C. 11. Scnve? has tendered his n*s- tlq* residence of Frank Barber for the pun south end going down. Hnd the north1 probably would have liceu no calamity had ignntlon ns jmMor of the t’oiigrcgalloual pose ot'-ral-ing funds to purchase an organ end went <l >wn it would have went very both hlmselE and the Jail been consumed. for the. selipulliouse. and on Friday even­ hard with Mr. IL This town had better’ latter.—Wymouth persisted iu adding a I churches of Mlddlt'vHh and irvipg. ing. <k*L SOt!>. there will be a shoe social put In good brides and save . costs. But1 great deni more (spice to the kcusattonal Chas. Beck, while working Ju the Mid­ at Chas. Barber’s fur the same object. are now Compete arid we are prepaaed to sup- dleville ' part of Lis life, n little Inter. The fire in it is putting in iron bridges as fast as they flouring mill, ran r. sth er Into the Mrs. Hattie Reynolds. <»T Plainwell, is _ the jail bad hardly been put out. when he can and flint Is right. I all for the coming Fall and Winter Seasons. first finger of one of his luiuds from the visiting her sou. ply tb< Again the wedding bcl's are out and' was returned to his cell. Soon after things । tip to the first JoiuL It was a most painArthur Stuirter lias moved back on his lids lime for Mr. Jarman, of Irving, and had got quieted down a little, he took a farm and the house lie vacated Is now oc­ Miss Lydia Ballou, of Carlton, Sunday. sheet off from his bed. fastened It to |he fu! Injury. Chas. Cook, of Middleville, shot W. c. cupied by Frank Brown fnmi Cooper Cen­ Muy they five long and happy Is the best top of the grating In the.window, stepped That’’ss aa »u small ter. Otto’s dog WedncMtaj. That wishes of your scribe and all their friemls. iijMiii a stool, tied tile other end of the W. Fisher entered three head of horses matter. ,But a lawsuit will grow out uf, Mrs. John Carjx-nter Sr. and Mrs. Jay sheet around bls neck and stepped off Into 11: that will cost them more money than all at the Plainwell fair, andvbruught home, Carpenter were in O’Donnell Gunday even­ eternity as be aupposed. How long he four first premiums. f had been in his uncomfortable position, the dogs in Barry county ore north. ' ing. Flower A Brooks air putting down a nobody knows. Ono of Deputy Sheriff Elder Myers is expected this week. the finest line of Riess Goods that was ever ex- The Freeport Herald speaks right out In drive We J well fur Byron Fisher. They have Benham's boys bad occasion to go by Lewis Cole Is building a granary. fa tor of a new court hou-e nod Jail, as irt nf the country. Our fine Parisian Dress put down 1U0 feet of pipe ami will have to i Wymouth’s cell, and on looking In saw him hiliilol in G. B. Cole was in Freeport Monday. the MuhUrviifl? .Sun also. Right you drive farther to find gravel although they ■''■ovelties ire the latest and most elegant in the dues Mrs. W. R. Vester and daughter Vina hanging. Sheriff itenhum was quickly are, brethren. And we ate pleased with Pattern, notified and with one or two’others pro­ have 50 fert;of water. were In Ila* tings Monday. Hie spirit of your words. niarke:. Hugh Crawford, of East Carlton, was al ceeded to the Jail. Wymouth was terribly Middla villa. i black In the face. Ids swollen longue A move is being made tu secure a furni­ . The Misses Delia Gale. Edith Chase and the Center Monday. Minnie Fleming aud Vina Vester starts slightly protruded and os he had no pulse it ture factory at F:ecport. Hazel Hendrick were In the Rapids Satur­ was thought that he was <lead. He had cross­ Monday for Battle Creek on a visit. Some one Is whispering around Freeport There was a surprise on Cora Cain in ed the dark riveras far as pain or sensibility, day. A. Wilkinson was in Hastings Saturday. that the U A: H. railroad is seriously con­ but after a half hours working over him North Carlton last Thursday evening. A Fred Walker it> studying law with Carsidering n plan for a new depot al that nice album whs presented to her as a token lie came to and still Is In the land of the village. The news is so gratifying that velh A Hendrick. living. To prove that Wymouth posaesnes Florence Evers, of Grand Rapld|, spent: of her friends. ment. • F se Cloak room is fitted wiih the largest assort- Brother Godfrey can hardly credit it. John Carpenter threshed 878 bushels of great nerve is shown by the fact that he never struggled eiamgh to tip over the Sunday hi the village. There are a few subjects for a humane frn»i . ■'I leetgd Cloaks for Misses, Children and Ladies, Several from this place tendered Mr. oats from 14 acres. stool that was almost touching his leg, and in this vicinity. They will drive I and Mrs. George Ickes, of Grand Rapids, Pricer w■' ■iealX!st. to the very finest, at the most reasonable agent had he repented his rash act lie could have tfieir faithful Meeds to town mid allow a very pleasnnt surprise last Friday even­ Corn husking and drawing fodder is the swung himself back onto the window, or nc in,- ’ 1 iln !-u‘t everybody in style, fit-and price. Do them to stand bitched to a jmst nearly all ing, it lieing their 25th wedding anniver­ order of the day. Formers find their corn bed-aud released himself before his neck day long without food or water, while the sound ami heavy, but cut short at the was stretelied very badly, or before he had 1 f'pf«re you have seen us. ' inconsiderate master is imvlog u very en­ sary. John Dietrich was in the Valley city north end by our usual August drouth. l»«ed kilo inBonsiblllty. But he ap­ joyable (?] time taking liquid refreshments Marvin Fowler and wife returned last,i parently realized the serious position he was Saturday. and playing cards. The horses should be last Mrs. Saiunv! Armstrong. «>f this village, week from making his son John K. Fow­ ■ in and determined to end his life by hang­ ( cared Tor and the owners compelled to foot has fallen heir to a million dollars. ler a visit at bls home In Campbell towu-. Ing and would have succeeded lu a couple Mrs. Flo Bubk. of McCord, was in town slilp. Minnesota. He speaks very promis­ of minutes more. What next? the bill.—Freejxirt Herald. Our Freejiort doctor reports a case of Tuesday. ) Still later.—Wymouth was caught In the ing of the country. Archie McQueen was in the Rapids on A. C. Towne returned last week from net uf twisting another sheet yesterday genuine, old-faiilftoiied la grippe up that io liiL-r. F ol^arPcto comprises as usual the latest designs! visiting his birth place In Bakersfield.‘ afternoon. m» doubt with the intention of business Sntnrday. Attend, the "Carlton concert"' at the Franklin Co., Vt He can give you blr hanging himself again. •ters al : v‘। Body Brussels, Moqnettes. Armin­ way. Word from Prof. Eugene Davenport, opinion of that country in contrast with housei’rldsy evening. Ward (httimn Sundayed with his Michigan very easily. Bent r,-, ; , ' . I” °«r Curtain and Upholstery Depart­ iate of Woodland, tu F. F. Hilbert, dated school Same aud residence OcL 10th at Newport News, Va., states Wheat Is looking very promising on the in Nlahvllle. ,j found everything that is in the market. that all except the family cat wore seasick, parents Feed Fausey, of Carlton, was in town ground considering the small amount of ' Ontm *l3C ', Stevens. DtneUMtelj . but expected to reach their destination In We"*v.> rien ^l.amazeo do not fail to give us a call. tall. Woodard has purchased lol 82 of J t HettUU £■ Modil-r Hiu>p-d Saturday. Cal. Brach, of Wayland, was in the Hl­ ruin Martin Adelte LSte.J«MHim by Nov. Oth. Style:। U[Jltix,n for the Largest Assortment, Latest Brazil ,M t Lewis Uil». <»r«» Mrs. Johnson to give him more room. on M. buidnesH Monday. Expected that pipe-laying will be in pro­' Inge Dunn. "__ Mrs. Hendrick, of Peach Belt. Alle­ Our wheat merchants are payIng for an lSB (j Jennie LemiH I H <ila-e»w. lull I more gress this Week on the Nashville water gan Co., will occupy her new home on occasional load of wheat from 90 to 92 IM . u-nxm M tm.iBl-t e>*nta per bushel. Must fanners are hold­ > Grand Rapids St. next week. works. ■ Ed. Muak Is clerking In E. Hanlon’s ing for their figures. Wehave no calamity The Nashville News calls atteutioii to» lUiy-e** Grant, Woodland the fact that 13 new bulldlngsBrelncourse* drugstore. Bert Millard having rualgne 1 farmers here. *® 'lOrabEarty. , of construction at Nashville. And then < PhmUU Jarman Irving 1 Our new M. E. minister is wry much bis position. lci । Lydia E BoUan, Cartoon Herb Clark,, of Caledonia, was In the noting ibat 13 is au unlucky number, the : liked at Mila n.-ms advises the building of one or two; "village Sunday. more. ’ Additional Local. TOWER tak feta* MY BUSINESS THIS WEEK F.R.PMW. «••-ftif a? HUDSON’S !XD RAPIDS. Rosenbaum & Speyers K.AL^pIAZOO, MICH., I' Headquarters for Ths ri. 7 ( ’ -AES AND CARPETS, In Soiith-wcstern Michigan. DRESS GOODS Cloaks and Furs Tours Respectfully, ROSENBAUM & SPEYERS COUNTY NEWS. < I* - !'■?' �MH l» rrfu:*r M«IM Fria.r malm Joo. JS3K Joortt. Jrhll F Me-mt Mrs E K Brown. W F Little. A ---- --------------------- r, BBanion. KatobD A J Newton, CUmmt Smith, Wm H B.ivder. To the Hon. Mavor aud Common Council of the clt>af HaaUugs : . GkNTLKMKN; Ycur commit lee on streets to was referred thn within petition, would On motion of Aid'. Reynold* petition of Hiram whom report that they have had the nutt­ Jonefennd outers was Solerred to side-walk respectfully ier under conn!deration and have examined Into co mltler. Hit' necessity of the road, mid would recotaim-nd ter Hasting*. May S9th, 10L the prayer of the petitioners be granted. To the Hon. Mayer and CkmiUMJtt LouneU of the that June 19. U91. City of Hastings: • J. wr. Bknti.kv, Gkntijcmen:- The distance from the water John & knck. Conunittee. Moved by AM. Nelson that thn same oe ac­ raVmnted cost at exteadfaig the city water cepted and adopted. Carried. mains to that place, rain extension to be at 3 tn. Ayes, Bentley, Nelson. Reynolds, Sent.'. aud 4 tn. pipe, ts about *1 Jtn, of which amount Spruce. Nays, none. vo bare reason to believe the cemetery oompsmy AM Rcytioliis tell the room and Aid. Blinatou would contribute, say <AH. and if the satae can took Ins scat. dour at a net cost of say otic Uumsiuid dollars, To the Hon. Mavor and Common Council of the we would respectfully recommend that the C«ty of Hastings: • water 1'">ln« lw so exlrr dial. We the undersigned property owners on Mill Very RrapeetfuUy. street east—more generally known as the River W. u Wit.Kixa, road -In ward one. do petition yonr Hon. body to make a sufficlett out lay In labor to grade and gutter said ttireet from W ni. Hicks' weal lice to creek ue.<r Wilkin* mill, so as to carry off the Rjt*oi.\xi>. That the num of one ibuiitand surface waler, as we the undersigned property deHart be appropriated from Che water woMu owner and tax payers on said "tree! arc being douxtrurilou 1 mH for tlie purpoau at extuudiug greally dninaged and inconveulrnecd by the the water main* from t ha". H. Batter’a rest running of waler nt every rxintuil across ottr deuce to the cumeU'ry, provided, the Mint be Ini* or land; and we the nndrnriguvdwiU i ver cotudrucu-d wltb three and tour inch cast iron pray: pit*, and provided further, that the cemetary w“VH Jenks. ChM. H. Hauer. C 8 Whitcomb, OMOdatloti furnish thn balnr.ee of the nawv, if any. to compute the extemriuu kloresalu in (ngt- tor the Kelley-Hunt lot.) GeorgeH. Reeves, rood and work-mau-like imiuncr. M W Vroomnn, C 8 burton. J. W. BKKTUN!. To the lion. Mator aud Common Council of the June Mh, ini. City ot Hastings: Aid. Bentley moved sts adoption. Carried. Gknti.kmkn : Your committee on streets to Ayes. liltusUwi. Selaon, Reynolds, beutz, whom was referred the wlttiln petition would Bpctiev. Nays untie. respectfully report that they have examined the Hastings. Mich.. May »tl>, IMt. street mentioned, and would recoruineiid that a To the Hon. Maybr and Uommon C-ouacll oL tho sum of money, to I* designated by ywur honoraCity of Hustings: . • tile body, be expended un said atrret. inakb g Gbxtlkmkx; Wo would recomtNend t|»at and repairing thn gutters. It would not be ad­ the water mains be extended south ou Kllra- visable to attempt to grade the street this year. June 19<h, 1W1. pipe, and^ave two tire bjdrauta. Tbe-tmtlmaUid ‘ Very ResiwwtfaHy. W. L. IVlUUSS. Hoard of Water Com'rt. RKKOI.VEP. That the :*mn of fair hundred and sixty uoilare be appropriated from wafer construction loud tor purpose ot extending utalus as above specified. j>AX. W. Kxysoudh. Aid. Reynolds moved Its adoptlo.i. Carried. Ayes. Bentley. Blluston. Nelson. Reynolds, Bentz, Silence. Kaya, note. Moved by Aid. 11-utlvy that certlllcatc from ftapervbor Abbey be received and placed on Ble. Carried. Finance committee reported favorably on accouutt of Stuart. Knappen & Weaver, copy of opinion ot supreme court in case of Amos Bald­ win vs. city. 32.U; A. F- Fausey, road scrapsr, tsts.OO; H. B. Wightman, 10 days tioard review •nd justice fees case ot Jas. McDonald. pl, f* Ayea. Bentley. UUusion. Nelson, Reynolds, Hontz. Spence. Says, nose. Besolved. Ttiat street commissioner be ta•tructed to commence moving dirt from hlKtplaces on Jefferson street at one© and grade stakes he stuck as soon ajx>Mibfe. Dax. W. Rkyxolw. A)d. Reynolds moved, its adojdlon. Carrinl. Ayes. Bentley.Bllnston, Manec. Nelson, ReyuoldKBentz, twvote—7. Nays, none. Moved by Aid. Bentley that rooiinlUee en fire dc)>artinent he authorized to make repairs neceMtu.< al engine hoiwa Carrricd. Aye*. Bentiev, Rlluriou. Manee, Reynolds, Nelson, Bentz, Spence-7. Nays, none. CITY ACCOVXTS. J. L. Reed repairs on scraper.................... S 1 W •; how cart................. f 2 W M. ttagv. iaifor, marshal-.* ordtT................. 1 « servteai, y> 00 Geo. W. Abbey, pus------*“* supervisor. —‘ Allen Jones, servici D. Wotcott, labor... L. Dooley, tabvr.... 13 Jos. Rogrra. supplh Jack Shay, labor... WU1 Wrfght, do.......................................... - = J. L. Crawley, supplies...J........................ 2 73 W. H. Beadle, view sheep killed............... 2 00 Ray Kelly, assistant survey....................... 5 -J5 Moved by Aid, Bentley .to allow accounts as received and orders drown on proper fund.*. Carried. / . Ayes. Aid. Bentley,/Bllnston, Manee. Rey­ nolds. Nelson. Sentz. bpeiito-7. Nays. none. Moved by Ata. Bllnston that account of street Hl/ ci'i JuHN 81-KNCM. Committee. Moved by Aid. Sentz that the same be ac­ cepted and adopted. Carried. Aye*. Bentley. BllnMoo. Nelsoa. Sentx. Sprue. Nays. none. Tb toe Hou. major and common council of the City of Hasting*: GKNTUSMAN: We. the uwlersfgned would respecilaity petition jour honorable body to eau*o some wort to be done on Churh street from the railroad north to the nver »o a* to l^rnilt the water to run off from »aM street into the river, aud your petitioners will ever pray: C 8 Whlteomb, W L Watt, C L Miller. J L Retd. Dau Shay, D C Warner. Mrs R h Grant, J no Shea. The Hon. Mayor and ComB».1n Council: Gkxti.kmkx ; Your committee on streets to whom Uie within petition was referred, would respectfully report that they have had the mat­ ter under consideration and would recommend that the gutter* be grtulvd in snch luanner as to carrj’ off the water wltiiout damage to either the property owner* urtbe street. I...... 1,1 .Ml, John Etknck. Committee. Moved by Aid. Sentz that the same be acceptetA>es.a‘,Xmtb.-y, BUaoton. Nelson. Bentz. Spence. Nays, none. Finance committee reported upon account of ot F.T. Uolgrove. eompxtng city charter. 978.01. Ou motion report accepted and adopted. Ayes. Bentley. BMMon. Nel»on, Sentz, Spence. Nays. none. Moved by Aid. BHnston that the street com­ mittee be Instructed to purchase three wheel scrapcra Carried. Aye*. Bentley. BHnrton. Nelson, Sentz, Spruce. Nays. none. Hastings. Mich.. June 19t. i«l. Rmolvkd, That the sum of five hundred and nt.y dollars be temporarily transferred from the contingent fund to the ore fund. J W. Hknilkv Aid. Bentley moved its adoption- Carried. Ayes. Bentley. Hllmuon. Nelson, Sentz, Spence. Np.Cs. none. ctrr accocnts ari>iTKi>. Jock Shay. self, team and man. labor. Jeff­ erson street... ....................................... *-a Dau Shay and team, do............................... ChAA Flrtle. do........................................... • ® Wm Wright, do........................................... «» Cha* Baker, do........................................... • » EMyn Reynold*, do..................................... }• Jim Shay, do........................................ J®*® John Mullen, do......................................... w 1 so rOnrmo<^nWoF,*ta.‘Bllnston bill oftaulihA 3 Junn Lentz, do................ .. Colgrove was referred to linaneu committee. Jack fibav. labor «lb Ward. Ed tUiay and team, do........ Onmo'tlou meeting adjourned Don Shay, do....................... 40 J. B. Ikurrms, Recorder H Hunte, do......................... Eldyn Reyn» ds. d<»............ Common council met tn regular session Fri­ Jimdbarv, do. .................... day evening. Juno 19. lM»j. John Mnbln. do.................. Mhmr McCoy. preaWMg. Jutui Myers, do........ . ........ Koi' call. INwneut Aid. Bentley. Nelson. H Burke, do................... Reyuold*, Senu. SpencA Absent. Manee, David Baker. OO................. Water*. K I Kb Wtru.do......... ............ Minutes of- KCfllng of June 2d and 5tti read Joe Mossou. do................. smU a: provedWm Neary.do.. .......... 'Hasting*. Mich.. Jun* 19.101. jhas Dukeuaoo.do............. To the Hon. Mayor and common Council: WmBenwMt. do............... At a regular I meeting of Hastings time com­ E ICrodeesoti. do ............ pany No. 3. held Ob Thursday evening. Juuettii, 101, the fclluwii/g persons were nominated for rr*na r i*oer. a membership. sub]t*<-t to your approval: Fred Wai WnahLdo. Newton, ago in, cterk, residence Creek street 3d Cbae Fickle. do. i io Scxpmokk, Foreman. John Myers, do............ ....... -L D. Bexxktf. Jart Shay, tabor First Ward................. Ida that the commnnit-a- Wm Wright, do ..................................... hhhm tberelu named do- Ed Shay, do............................................ Shay, do.................................r....... _w„.. Neiion. Reynolds, Sentz. Jim John Leutz. do. ................. J...... Spence. Nays. none. Jack Shay- tabor 3d Ward...... -Z.......... Has!ingv. June n»th. tttl. F Aart. do................................... .......... To tiic Hon. Mayor and Common council: Chas rictur. do....................................... GtrnzMEX; Al a regular meeting ot Hose Jas Shay, do...... . ............ ...................... Co. Wo. 2. held on Thursday evening. June 4th Wm Wright, do....................................... 101. thesun'-es of Will PbigipM and John Gar- J Knbei»ou. burry abeep... ................. nson whs accepted us rmugaed. ' B Count, tabor ouslde-valk............... All subject to y our approval. Fbj roll Hastings Fire Dept officers.... W. A. ScipMOXtx, Foreman. Hose Co.. No. 3------W. D. Bexxktt, Secretary. 7# 15 •• “ ” *• i.......... Mo red by Aid. Bentley that the same be ac -• •• Hook and Ladder Co. eepted. Carried. Dept secretary tinea.............................. Ayes. Bcalley. Nelson, Reynolds. Sentz. David Fuller pAiming al engine room.. A A willmouL supplies......................... by Aid. Bentley that the aame be ac- A D Maynard, munngsafe................... eepled. Carried. •• freight........................... Aye*. Bentley. Nrisoo. Remolds. Sentz, Raxx am Co. printing............ -............ Bpeimc. L W Ka.ni id. tapping............................ Moved by AM. Bentley that communication D Wolcott, trenching........ ................. .. B Wiley, do............................................. To the Hon. Mayor at.d Common Council -. At a regular meeting o’ HaaUngs ho»e com- Royal <HI Oa ...................... »«° Cy No. one, held ou Tueaday evening. June Xeargcant A Co. 38800“feet,“ eout ............... 55 io IWl.the folhnving penwatw were nominale.l J Stray, haul coal..................................... • s 'tt B Hero & Wilkins, cash for freight-.......... « w Fred Horton, assist survey......................... 1^3 Ray Kelly, do ................... 3.M I). R. Qkmx, Secretary. J Shea, cash for mat rial highway.......... 2 12 Fkkd Bqvlkx. Ass t Foreman. Cary Safe Co. safe. .... ........................ 210 oo Moved bv Aid. Spence teat the same lie re­ The W H Beadle, view abeep killed .................. 2 ceived and persons therein named declared David Fuller, steward Hose No. 2.. ........... 2 W M nlMtfnl K Tubby, labor tapping............................... '5 Ayea. Bentley, Nelaon, Reynolds. 8entz, Moved by AM. Bentley that accounts be al­ Bneact*. Nays, noneu Moved by Aid. Spence that petition from lo* ed h* read and orders drawn ou proper Hastings Furniture Co , and 10 others be re­ fund*. Carried. ferred to the street committee. Carried. Ayes. Bcctley. Bllnston, Nelson, Sentz. To the Hon. Mayor aud Cetutuon Council of the Speinee. Nays, none. Waat|r»gs? L W KeuOeld, tower pipe otr Grand street, 8 4n D Wolcott, do.............................................. I 95 RTubby.do................................................. IM Boa. body to open Henn- atrrrl Irom ftlair 8 Wiley, du................................................... 1 50 street north to Colfax utredt, between blocks Kay Kelley, do........................................... « sloe and ten. In Striker s addition to the Flint Moved by AM. Rentier that accounts of lowwant of Uiediv of Hastings; C Welowit, AD ertng pipes on West Grand street be al­ Qsok. Geo H Rrooka. O E Gilman; F .1 Barker, lowed water orders drawn on Ward-Highway BE ftlUips, D 8Goodyear. H A Goodyear. J funds. and Carried. F Goodyear, L K Stauner. Mnt C Geeebwlnd. B Aye*,' Bentley, Bllnston. Nelson. Beata, J Hmderahntt. P A Sbcldon. G H Durkee. B J ■Sj>cncr. Nays. none. Bottom. W H Whipple. J F Russell. A 11 LoveMoved by Aid. Hlinstou that account of A. D. Majuard be allowed at • 10.00 moving safe. Car- Ayes,' DedUey. Blinstoo, Nelson. Sentz. Nays. uone. W £ Ailyeo, Frank A SuutSey, A D Maynard, Spcuce Moaed MJ Aid. Beotley to adjourn to Wednes­ VJBrouoo. June 31.101. Carried. T» the Hon. Mayer and Common Council of the day. Adjourned. . » tty of HaaUnga. J. B. Roberts. Recorder. Your committee on MreeU.to whom the wlthCommon council met pursuant to mljournin petition, was refem-d would rtapeciluily re­ port that Grey have itatl t:ie »aniv under o»n- inent Wednesday evening June 94th, 101. »r McCoy presiding. oWirattrn and would reejnmend that tue rail, present, Bentley Mance, Beynotas. Bentz. >pence. Alnwut. Ata? Water*. Hastings. Mich.. June 23d. 101. JoMX Bfkxck, To the Hon. Mayor aud Bommon Council of the Committee. City of Hatting*: Grxtlkmkx; We, the undersigned citizens ■p*n ■om lw.i.um Aye*. Bentley. Kehton. ReynoM*. Sentz. and tax payer*, are lulnrmed that Jefferson street betwwti Grand and Rond street I* to be Beica Nay*. none. Moved by Aid. 8e»tz Hat the report of «treet filled and raised above Its present elevation, UMMrUjwl I'orrL.J therefore we reaprettolly protest agattist It, feeling that our property adjutalng will be in jured lo w<mh and appearance, aud we Uoimj HMttaja: aud treat that you will carefully and cmisiderhte!y b-td our p. titlou and not do us injury nor lajuMicc. Slimed: W Johx a’ Fc lush. USaft::" A wire w Mapea. de L WKraUUL do. »rtn «K»r. wJSrelwai SSnifc . .. u.^. i tlitxklnar nrrr th take the survey and see that n Is ^or*®.t'®nT£?‘. ly and as rwuouaWc aa It an be. the city to pay die fiplp and other expense* tjecwarv, and to pay tne at the rate ot|a.Wper dav tor the time actually spent In the wart, paymento to be made each mouth It will be impossible for me tn give limy e»; tire Gme. but wtli see that It is done eorrocily R"u yotT’dJiiro me to do this please notify me Immediately. Yours etc.. w F«ANK o.BAMMt. P. 8.—When survey 1* completed will lunilsh the city with an accurate map id work. Moved by Aid. Reynolds that oommunlotficm from F. C. Balch be referred to tne street cumml'tee with power to act. Carried. Aver. Bentley. BHnsion. Mance. Nelson. Ke*nolds.Hentz. Bpenee. Nays. On motion petltton from t.eo. Prewton, Geo Bweet ami others be referred to the street cotumlttee. Carried. , Hasting-1. June 3. U91. To the Mayor and Common Council »>t the City of Hastlngi: iiK.sTt.KMKN: We. the undorsltned respect­ fully petltion-your Hon. body that p,r-’ cause to be graded the north side o! High sir*®’ from Michigan avenue to JeE*n<ra slSpt?J.'“r a -Ide Walk: Hiram Jones. W M Wood. Namnrl W<xxl, Albert« Lamb, Enoch Ashley. K 1> Reed. „ „ To tho Hon. Mayor and Common Couucll. Ukntukmkx: Your committee would rocnuncmt to grade for tho nnrpOM ot a Bldft wttk from Michigan uvonuo to the west hue of tot Nolri.au the north aide ot High street. All id wbtoh Is res|>ectfiilly submitted. TitoinuxitTtiN. 1 Dan. W. Xkvxouw, I . K.L. Lkntz, . !Com. W.S. NK1A0N. f I , Moved by AM. Bentley that lift-same be m* cepted and adopted. Carried. Ayes. Bentley, Hlinstou. Manet, Kelson. Rey­ nolds. Sentz. Spence. Nays. none. Moved by Aid. Bentley that the maraball powt notice forbldlng any one taking sand from state nvuy .. . ............... - • • J ml Shay, »v!f. team and man. labor. l»an Miay and team, labor............... Ed Shay and tram. “ ............... Jim bhiy and tram. “ .............. . Wm Nearv. labor............................. II Burka, do....................................... A Tatxwt do...................................... wm Heoaett. do................................ John lAAtz. do. ........................... John Grote aud team, do. ................. AIGmgr. labor.................................. Frank Ward, do . ............................. Earl GoldUnitb. do.......................... Eldyn Reynolds, do........................... Chas Dtcklosou.do...^.................... Chas Baker, do............ ......... Kttyn Kevooldt and team, do.......... John Mullen, do............................... 10 X) Jas Woutea. d ................................... John My»rs. labor ...................... Cn«a Baker, do...................... . ......... D Baker, do ...................................... Chaa IMrklnaou. do......... ............... Cbaa Fickle, do.......................... ••■ Wm Wright, do.................................. E Henderson, do .............................. M Froaeer. do..................................... Joe MusMio.do................................. Leo Cooley, do .. .................... • — Jas WoH<-d. do................................ Wm Wright do................................ More?by Aid. Seoiz Uuii the acc«u.ta be al­ lowed as read. Carried. Ayes. Bentley. Blluston. Manee, Nelson. Sentz, Sj-ence. , Nays. Reynolds. Moved by Aid Bentley that the arcout t of A. D. Maynard lor >15 00 be disallowed. Csreie<l. Ayes. Bentley. Bilnston, Mauer, Nelson, Sciitz. Spence. Reynolds. Nays. none. Moved by Ahl. Reynolds to adjourn to 7 p. m., Thursday, June 251 to. isui Carried. Jotix B. Roiir-nre. Rerojxtor Common council met pursuant to eall. Wed­ nesday evening, July 1. IM»1. S3 ?3 X.ll"™V“iW7l:"-fid Nelson, Maneb, Reynold". Spcuee. Bn-™- Absent, tfentz. Walers. To the Hon. Mayoraud Common Council of the Citv of Hastings: GjtXThKM kx . Yonr committee on street* to whom was referred the matter tri surveying the city would respectftflijr report that they have conferred with Mr. Frank llulch with refrreue lu said survey. Mr. Balch will undertake the Jo|> tor the sum of five dtrilani p<-r day lor such lime as im actually spends werintedhig the same, and w ill hire the Held ami other work performed to the twst advantage for the city ikisslbie. Your committee would rrcommend that the survey lie made, and that Mr. Balch be employ­ ed to su|«riiitend the same. July l. 1M1. J- W. Bkxtlkv. John si-bscx. I Ctanmlttce. • Moved by AM. Reynolds that the report be accepted and-artopte.l. Carried. Aye*. Bentley. Iiliuston. Mauee. Nelson, Rey­ nolds. Spence. Nays. none. Hastings. Mlrh.. July 1st. WL RksOavkh, That a stone culvert be built at once over Fall creek across Grand street under direction of the street committee. Dax W. Rkyeouis. Ald. Heyr-otas moved It* adoption. Carried. Ayes. Bentley. Bllnston. Manee, Nelson, Rey­ nolds, Spruce. Navs. uone. cm ACOOUXT* ACUITKU. Jack Shay, street work 3d Ward.......... . . 911« Jack Shay, man and team, do......... .. 34 00 Fd Khaja ud team................................. . 1* O> JasSbay. do ............................... «... I* to Daa Hlray. do............................... 1» oo Rldyn Reynolds.do.................................... »* oo JobuMullru. do..................................... 1* On Jas Waoten. do.............................. 9 <» John Grote, do...... . .................................. I* «*> Frank Ward, do........................................ 13 » )/« Cooley, do ............................... 1ft <a» John M>er*. tabor, street work 5d Ward 9 t»» Will Wntbi.do....................................... non Chas Baker, do.......................................... C 7ft Cba* D Dirtlnsou. oo................................ !• w» CbMFtckte.de ........................ V oo Will Bnaortt,du................................ . » <*» John Lentz, do ........ ;......................... . 9 0 A Henderaou. do........................................ » 00 M Frusarr. do........................................... 9 00 Al Gregr. do............................................... 1 50 Joe MitMuU ............... ........................... . 9 00 Ear! Gold* niltb. do..................................... IK Will Nearv. du. .................................. IK H Burke, do................................................ 7M M McFbartlo, do .................................. n D Baker, da...... . .............. ....................... 9 on L W Krnfleld. tapping. ............................ 7 so Moved by Ata S per re that the arc cunt’ be allowed and order* drawn for same. Carried. Ate*. Bentley. B!inst*>u. Mance,-Nelaon. Rey­ nolds. Spence. Nay*, none. BasilUK*. Mich.. July 1.1W1. Rxsolvjcd. That by reason of sidewalk grade of W. D. Hayes on Jefferaon street being laid lu Mtret which must now be changed, toe expense of laying said wmk be bald back to Mr. Hkyea to reimburse h.m for laving new walk. Dax W. Rkyxoum. Aid. Reynolds moved Its adoption. Carried. Ayes. Bentley, Rllnitau, Manee, Nebuu. Ou motion meeting adjourned. J. B. JtonzKTH, Recorder. Common council met punmagt to call Wed­ nesday evening, July 15th, 101. Mayor McCoy, presiding. Roll call, rt-esenl, Aid. Bentley. B:instoa, Reynolds, Seuiz. Spence. Abreur, Mance. Nelson. Waters. Minutes of meetings June 19 and 23 read and approved. Hasting*, Mlcb. July ilh, 1331. To the Hob. Mayor and CommomCouuEll: At n regular meeting of Hasiings book and ladder company No. 1, held on WedueMtay eve nmg. July sth, iwi, the following prraora were Dominated' for membership, subject to your approval: 8. Brock, age zj; occupation, day tacurer; residence. Green street. 4th ward. .. F. L. Wool*, Secretary. W. IT. MiiLKn. Foreman. fn»m.vitn. That F Itedlurd. do...... .................. Harrv Ket ftett. earryina w»t« r. beeuni- Ctias labor, do................... UavUl Bponable, do..■ E Itatteraon. llAhtlnx lamplx* 8Or»bb. curve* log......... 8 E PUlUlps. olU rtod...^ Geo HKgvrdorn. street work John Smith, do.................... (*«<> Rad'ord.do Geo Kaa ’aru. *o.... ............. .......................... J».k Miay, *cH. mao and tram. 3J waro • *. . a.,.**. . .... • ■...,<> -V* tfckfd . .... ..... Wd^u*deymrid». itoT................. Jim Shay, do............................. John Mnllcn. do........... 0 ni F Ward, do.................. ............ Lr« Cooivy. do....... ......... John Myera. labor*! ward..... Aid. Bernoulli moved tu adoption. ’ Ayra. Bentley. BllnaUm. Neliwn. Reynold*. 5» Wm Wrigbt. do....................... David Baker, do...................... Ctiaa Dlrkinaon. do.................. Ouunehte. do......... . ............. Wm Heanrll. do................. - • John Lenta, do.......... .. Ell Weno........ .. .........-.-■•••, Jobo itoote and team. M ward K .............................................. Al Gregg, do......... .................. Karl GoMsmltb.do.................. John Ibrse. do.......................... Frank Baker, da5.................. iVCrr Bchcunian, do................. 1 ' 1 ' 1 ' ' H Burte. do .................... ............. M MePhariln, do ............ .......... Jack 8bsy. tabot. gwocral highway. KdHhay.do................ -.................. Dan tUiay. do................................... JobnOoole. do.......... a................... Lev Confer.do ................................. B Henderson, da ............................ Chas Dickinson, do... ....................... David Baker, do......... ..................... Wm WrfebU'............................ Earl ttoldtnilth, do.................... Chaa Fickle. On..................... Wm Bennett, do. ........................ Jas Bhav, du ............................ Frank Want, do.................... Frank FlOata. <i'> .......... • John Grote, do ....... .............. KdBhsy.da.. ■ • ■ Frank I’ru’ser. Isbor ou culvert Frank Kyaraoa. do ............... Cbas Tabor, do. Jobs Lena, da ...................... Frier Cor-uro, do....................... ' 1 1 1 ' WUlBetmeCl ‘ “ J aim Grote and team, Chaal’tokle. “ ~ Will Wright. o o WH? Wtfe st wk. general highway. WmBemirttC " “ “ John Lente. “ » Cha* DickiuM’i). L W Krniisld. lowering i»lj>e. Jeffenum st. I> Holbrook. “ ;; ■' Chaa Baker, “ .. ” RK&K. ;• Wm Neary. “ " G«vj Booth. •' Gard Bennett. " " Dave Fuller. •' . Freak Radford, “ Geo Cain. " " David SpouobU*. ' Dave Wutoott, “• 8 Wiley. ’• *'* "Will Teneyck. “ •* C A GaUup. “ Sumi Garrtoon. “ F Jay Garrison. ' L W KenCeld. labor, cemetery extension. D Holbrook. “ “ >«» 0 7S ««» • 12 du 0 75 yick>Uur>r. remortn«an <Tln,, it.;o succcasrully. LCMend. do... ..................... Wm Wright, da. ......................... 2 40 John Young*, do .... Mike Fnwrer. talor 4lh ward . Jahn Lentz, d<»......... ............ Wm Wrtgbt. do............... JsnkBhay. do.... ................ DanSbsy.do ................... . Rd Mbs*, do......... .......... ........... John Myers, dn.......................... Jack Shay, labor *d ward. . Moved by AM. Reynolds that the aeounts be allowed and Orders drawn <fti pro|«cr fuid*. . Ayes. Bentley, Blluston. Nelson. Sentz and Spence. Nays. none. ,, „ Moved by Aid. Bentley that council adjoura to Friday. July 24.101- Carried. Adjourned. J. B. Bowkrts. Recorder. Common council met punmaut tp adjourn­ ment Friday. July 94th. 101 M^^ea{h°^‘i*owut''Bentley, Bllnston, Nel- ARTHUR WOOD John Lentz, " l» Coburn. L C Mead. " John Grote and Win, John Youngv. " Alex Young*. “ JackBhsy. ** i DBaker. " Frank Baker. • 15 ,WU1 Teuryck. - -. L W Kentiehl, tainting. .- ‘ 1» HolbuMk. ■ • Will Teneyck. •• • . . Jack Shay, labor on highway, i " " 3d w ard. Ed Shay, •• •Dau Shay, Jim Shay. •• ‘ D Baker. •• F Baker. •• Chas Pfcklc. •• - F Ward •• JohnMnllln. - L Hyatt, culling dock. W L Wait, jM»Uc>* duty. JoM-ph Cuxter, ’ • Burt Tinkler, “ DShoy. •• . Wm Miller, “ F-np-ant A Cn. It care coal. Det P & S L Wk«, bills rend. Jas Walker A 8cm. -• Mich Supply Ckritoackiug. Ludlow Valve c/Thydru. Matchlera Metal Poliak Co. B Bios A Wilkins, bills rend. F Kyemou. F’ Coburn. 1 SO • - 4 CO SOO 3 UD . . • - x «> • • —....... .. Grund *treet culvert. t tu 19 fti noro 6 IM> We arc doing work ivork that can . not be surpassed by any laun11" । dry in the state. Our prices ’» for collars, cuffs and shirts are Moved by Aid. Bentley that the accounts ... 2 cts. 4 -cts and 10 ctB respect­ allowed and order* drawn for name. Carried. ively, which are as Ipw as the Aym. Hcntle*. Hliwdon, Mun, Reynold.". Sen lx. Nay*, none. lowest, while our prices on un­ Moved ny Aid. Manee to adjourn. Carried. . J. B. Hourkth. Recorder. derwear and other garments are below competitors in neighboring cities cities We are H«d«rbr. .nd tons w eieuw u«- noignDonng we are 1X room. nemb Grant! ■nto tows: Mtibi ch tire Eplsc L?'-" Kite Uniu Weal. Epi* EptjaUa Meth (old < tica, Tb< Rev. pal cl Attii icino that! bate: her© Well preparCtl to <10 UUS1ness an,j „ eart, equipped for * . • • , UOlDg OUV work a-s it SuOUIu b© done. Give\llS a trial and : spend your monTy at home in­ ' stead of belpiug foiaign iti-ritutions. { Additional County News. Si sX‘»!rS-C °r "*te"”,e TROY LAUNDRY. : A. L. NTchoK of Plainwell, n former i resident and *chool teacher in this school ' district, exhibited at the Plainwell fair 1 several varieties of thorough bred chickens 1 upon which he took prixes to the amount : of eleven dollars. Also J. H. Hrown. of j tin- River*B«-.nd stock fartn. received upon : thufonghbred Jerseys, short horn durhatns nnd sheep of different kinds and grades, . something over one hundred dollars pre-I । Cedarville, New Jersey. Feb. 1'‘. ML mlums, which speaks well for both the. | CL G. Steketee:—Please findvndoitd 6S. ntMive named cents In care and taste in for n^ia< kact’s of vour H< c t'lftora Viirc. rearing valuable stock. ! as I know it will do all you claim tor It W. T. Aarber. after having been housed 1 Last fall I had 3 hogs t-lck with cholera. 1 up for several weeks hi consequence of his j sent nnd got one package t-t your Cure, fall, ia^d aside his crutch, took bls cane, used it according to directions, anil al tne horse and buggy and In company with his second dose 1 could an impr.A. m-nt wife visited Plainwell, Shelby and Hop- i One of the hogs was so Ind that I ilracfH kins returning Wednesday, feeling quite him out of the pen to let hhu die. but well pleased that no bad result has been । thought 1 would try \ -ur Cholera Cure experienced to his feeble limb during the | with him-—the result wa* that whl" 1 roundtrip. klUrtlthem Dec. H t'W. H* 't’-at Dr. Burt, of North Irving, spent two I was the sickest was the Heaviest, weighing weeks with his wife and dau&hu-i. return- almost -IW pounds, and as .■ 1 c4n lug Saturday afternoon. i get your powders. 1 intend t ■ u*e th- m. Several who have saved and cut for seed , Walter Qt apuxo. the A Isa ch clover were well pleased with I Anyone doubting this writing its quality, yielding over gvc bushels to . dress this man. Ask y»'”r dmgrit'H tor the acre with fair prospects of r.-munera- Steketee's Hog Choiera 1 nre. -’-he a! to' live compensation. Other varieties are drug store.. rtOc by mail. A hlrc'-^. ''-t'said to yield less in quantity and a slight . St •ketec. Grand-Jtapidx. Mi' ’ - 1 difference in price. Read Steketvc^ adv. In this issue.. Chui beat that to v. But! the wKl cthl H dht qna U,1 the r*r ka! to Wm Wright. John Grote, Ed Shay. John YtnuufK. A Ycrting*. Du 4 SO i!KE-’,Ul t: Kttyn Reynold*.'• Cuan Dickinson,- • •• P Shumunn, ■* •• John Lentz, •' •• John Myer*. •• •• Wm Bennett. ** ** E Henderson. •• « Joe Mummo. ** •• M MePhartin. andt aurvey. F Hart, labor ‘ . FHarttabo?. '. 1 1 ~ ^1H*L“?Uto’',l*rt»‘‘.uiQnihaira<)niers. 3 co :: : : •» E The above first-class steel range only $50.00We have a complete stock. 78 Tote!6.0W; anion, See Here! | i j ; ■ Sou: Vy«* JESSE TOWNSEND HASTINGS. MICH. 3 UU 3 t»l menjb caugrt rapre* pro™ 6»J I. W KenCrld. Up chair factory. 1» Wolcott. •’ •• rfWp Sold ly me, as the pa-t four months sales prove. Remember all the boys give in to me on lumber wagons! Office at Residence on Michigan Aw. Ed Shay. B Sboap. IzBaKFr. “ JohwMullln and tr-om. dnllaraJ- W. BnrrutY. Aid. Bentley moved it* adtmtl-m. Carried. Ay«-H. Bentley., Bltnavm. heldoa, Senia. system effectually, yet gently, when Rjwaicr. Nayw hone. Moved by Aid. Bentley that the board of mUrror bulou.. or_ when Us- Mood 1. health be Instructed to examine outlet ot impure or shiggisli. to permanently cure habitual constipation, to awaken the council What In their opinion Ik bwwaary to lie done to prevent the name from becoming • klduey* nnd liver lo a liealtliy activity, errv aixy'Vnts *rorrxn. Gard Bennett, trenching. • »t0 W Fred Hurt* in. “................................ W0 Geo Booth. •• - 1O» • 10 00 to so L W Kenm-ta. C C-Gallttp, Goo earn, Chan Baker. (•> ,A Turk. D Holbnx.k. D Fuller. F Rud ford. Chao Tabor. D STx.n jt lf, M Gallup. D Wateott, » S Wiley. ■h m Will TeneyekC A Gallup. L Warner. T«> the Mavar and Aldermen of Hasting* : The undersigned citln-ns aud tax yayeni would respectfully ask that the road north from George Sweet * coraere be Improved by taking dow the hill esmt of 'George Sweet s. aud to that extent nil the itollow at the loot of the long hill, and thna release the travel on that n>*d of a aerhius Impediment. We would further ray that therv has not been any work dour on that road for two year*: H A Good­ year. Geo Prctrton. Geo gwret, C B Baldwin. S N Baldwin. P Dunbar. . Moved bv Ald. BiliMton that the report of the tommillee be accepted aud adopted. Car­ ried -Ayr*. Bentley. Blluvum. NcUon. Sent®. Speu'.-e JSoy»'. n<»neHuMinjm, Mich.. July SMth, l?»l. KKHOLNEtr, That the rb: irmau of the street oaji'UH There is no supcess like that which succeeds. And nothing sold will suefeed unless if please? the peo­ ple, aud nothing please the people like the 00 Frank Hyemoo. Wm Wright. the issbo’ B<ixnett. Fraak Radford. Tave 8j»«at4e, David Wolcott. W*s • rcp° J SOO Fred Horton. Moved by Aid. Benitey that the lommnnieaCarTl'd rcce ’ed “PPv'ftment approved. Aye*,- Bentley. Bllnston, Iteynotaa, Sentz. S|H-uce. Nays. none. On nmtlon of Ata. Bentz the petition of Mr*. the table. ............ cwmTOsry ex w laid upon Laura Hinckley aud 14 others was referred to . Moved by AM. Blinstnn that account* tn« al. bJSrd <S,"’ C.m7d’ “ the street cominittce. Rksolyrp, By the common cottttdl of the city of Ha*tings, that the board of water com­ missioners be lustructed to lay the pipe Hue leading t« Hiver side cemetery, not lewithan five feet in depth, poper alinwauee to be made for Kwrodmgs, by the folio and by tbejoh. Car­ further cutting of the street. Dated HMtlngi. July Iftto, uwi. siS. K"~°- 5”»“Ata. Bentley moved Its adoption Vareted' ' »SM Aye*. Bentley. Bllnston. Nebon, Sentz Speucm Nav*. none. , ’ Adjourned. j. b. Rohmhw. Recorder. errr Accovxza auditkxi. < ommoa council met pmutmet. u> adloum. Andrea Turk, trr&cbttig... t____ a»n Geo Caln, do ...T77T.......... ’JS D WoteuCLdo........................... ................ W«un. CbasWatelns.de... ............ ........... RTubby, do..................... ....... ...... .....7". • M Iran Sh.»y and tram. St Wk. General Hi. Ed. Bhay. “ “ . „ Geo Sweet. „ • .. John Grote, J „ „ . Jack Bhay1. xnan and team, st- wk, 3d wan Nrrton Fiske, of Cleveh->rt r.., hirlm lumber buM „„ i.„ '>* b mtbe dd. „t Mi,, llk, lu» erect a summer resort «jtt-re l!ler® Arthur FUber is now nt work mai wall under his house. * F”tUng « Laatwrek there was in south WA- f , town qulk a. Mater u! tl», wSSi'fe U»l Ihrlr eblekw,, ,,. eS.i,.-.,r’,:la» Mr. Phender l,„t , .I1*!** wool IM bx« TbutMl.y iMhl. lie iteUeldnnt monilbj . to bbteteml. li wm, uni ti,:. .IT WIte l,«K, or UlM, OMjreUMoltey U>r. ti,ib«. ik,, „«.> b.d no bu.„.' ,efl Uil Snluid.) night ,.k , ' '. tblninanln »l Un>|,| sul,., ,v,. V* rollrr in fr«u ,x ... tte ha, >ark nut In anmte, , ,™ lion .nd Mter Iblnn, di.:,,,., ., UH. and alao tte ««u>. and Uknrj bad tl.rlr .. ..... .. . J' ut«l .r,.n„d In pi,„, BM lo te. Sorb thliir, kl.uwrd In a clvlllud rouiu,; .. tl Lut Minulay Dr. E. II. j „... ,. bald, a.rlatid br hr>. Ih,,-..,, w,,,u,_ Terms to suit. Cali and set ‘ WEISSERT BROS. �o pVEVJ’V MILLIONS. nf Adherents Claimed L bv Methodists. ^n^Asoi'TNMSEonoss Kcpre- PULLMAN S10CK IS VALUABLE, Chicago, Out la-stockboldew raPr»seutlng I18 3MOTO of the fUS.tXB.mu for which Pulliuan'a Palace Car company la capltnllxed, met yesterday and authorised the issue of 15.000,000 more Stock aud re­ elected the old board of director*. The new stock is to be offered to the present, stockholders al par iu proportion to their present holdings. Any stockholder who owns five share* will be entitled to one more share at par, and holder* of ten shares enn take two shares of the new isauu. The larger holders will be allowed the same proportion, Kqfcivalaal to a llig Dividend. Thia privilege is equivalent to n dlriik-ud of 818 A) per share on original hold­ ing*. The financial statement of the company’s operations for the year la as follows: Revennr, |»,779.SM.0& Dis­ bursements, including operating ex­ penses. interest on debenture bouds, divi­ dends. etc., eA.TF3.10LIK. Surplus for the year, (L’.bSP.m-W. A quarterly dividend —the ninetyuiuth-of >2 a share ha* been declared on the original 835.000 QUO <if stock. ; neighboring COUNTIES. ,t Morris ^t?B,*ur Creik‘u« weS /“T* In each enoUi.r Usurer w||| ta CbL’t’w ”5 ?“ Wtal“ """• M‘1 w”k l"’olv' IcrTh., ..I*."0"?’"' h,’"lt te.TrI:»K,*“2!’rLcu,l«'- '«'• ball for the higher department at Prairieville. At Woodland. Mr. Geo. E. ikjwn. luu. Grrek OeL sis' f*1” ln tettlo charge of u»e higher department and Mrs. uJhrrM ?.!’ /'■ ’’rtutary. Both these eachers have had a long and successful experienco and the school under their care will move steadily forward. lug a losa or urer Sl.roo tpIcuoM In the southern and Im the south­ western. , In The Fornm for November Edward A. Freeman, the English historian, the highest living authority perhaps on the subject.. explains the imJiticai situation in Europe, pointing out the specific dangers to peace. Another remarkable article will appear In the Mine number on the armies and pulitlcs of Europe, from an American point of view, by Mr. William IL Thayer, who re­ cords the results of studies recently made tn Europe of tho political and military sit­ uation. The*;; two articles together make a complete review of the present European situation, and give a clear understanding of tho status of each ot the great powers.- BUSINESS CARDS. I T“a7s<;kibn£il m. if Office In hotel nt present A. * C. H. BARBER • Phyalclans and Surgeons. Call* In city or county responded to with promptness, day or night nriLUAtfO. LOWDEN. i JI'.?."J”!?* °* MnUno. nnd ’’ Lawyer. irregularity of attendance lu our schools, Office over Julius Russell’s store, State lrled Gr*nl "-nilama. or nndevery mea„s lwSM|ble >boald street, Hustings, Mich. yc««p»r* Produce them to a minimum, in district burglary. •pr.'tar^"‘,h"" 0TUART. KNAPPEN A WEAVER. U“‘ l**c^er« Mis» Lottie former, fur stealing «ui *r> » l“L Smith O Altcfrneys ut law. s sr teriS Smith, luu us«l a .ysutu 'o| botan with \(-,r adopting Over Hutlugs Natknnd Bonk, X 7?ulUt 111 “•!«» Item «m l!;:<tlngB, Michigan. ..mending that uim have the making of good cithen. puplh thnt hnw teen nrlUu, Ubs«i: nor The latest way of raising money for Associate office*, nt Grand Itapids, Mich. talirA 1 *' 7 *" ,u<1 ‘ ' l ° U1 ' ,r write . ’ next lie set mnly tur two jenm. Tblnneemn wonder- church and charitable purpose* Is to give •,h.' Meihoditt tultnrnnmuu,- rehtud. To nid In U>ln a mum party, and there is an abundance A. SHELDON, • Abstract and Real Estate Office. James Hawkln.**. a farmer living near mutter, we proptwn u. turolnb, to nil of fun in it. On entering the parlor the 1tu a report Abstract Block,HaattngB. SESCO*’ Grand Rapids. I* another of tin* utt- teachers that will use them, monthly re­ guests can bow or shake bands, but are not which .-untaina Money to lo>ui ou Real Estate Real Estate port cards. This will bring the matter to allowed to apeak without an indulgence sold !^ 1 ?ST <t , whoUaTe ,riwl enul a ou ct-mnilaslou. General coti ret aaelng. The report was Having a complete set ot Abstract Book?, com­ tnc notice of parents each month and perwhich is purchased from a committee ap ­ . inter* wa*k|iHntai‘ °f “D •I’ProRchltuc train. He stated that piled from the Record*, ean f»rul*« complete »m bringing a toad of pnaluec to the city Jiaps go far to secure better remits. We pointed to M'll indulgences of ten, fifteen, i tract*. 0. F, BROOKS. Clerk. tam thr. n ral'k,1> approaching and ab will also, as far as space will allow, pub- twenty and thirty minutes duration for P. DRAKE, M. D., l7 PV'* . ***** ,h*’ lrMl*- The engine ush names of pupils making a superior small sums which vary according to the record. Let us see what schools can re ­ length of the indulgence. A ribbon badge . r higher. It struck bPtwectu the homes mid wagon Ofllce over Holloway’s drug store. with the word indulgence and time spr-cithrowing film high ifl the nirand seriously port the best record made. OBlce-houre from 2 to 4 p. m. Telephone, eon fnot fatally Injuring him. One n“t re .•ti an h creasa WILL BE ^NOTHER BOOMER RUSH. Miss Lydia Powers, teacher at No. 5, fled is furnished. All who talk without nretlng with residence, at yolloway’s drug horses was killed. Maple Grove, sends the following concern­ an Indulgence must pay a tine of five cents ,-z churches. for each offense. Those who hold In­ . r. niinlMera, An old engine was left on the fair ing her scliiM.I m the end of the first dulgences delight in talking to those with­ I M. B. GILLASPDt, Notary Public tint Led States. month. Pupils Jielther absent nor tardy ■. tod with the x. nnd U. 8. Claim Agent, Denver, 6ct. IX—The commlaaion ap­ ground at Plainwell after the fair. Two for the month, Neva Shafer. Alice Potter. out. and much fun is the result. will prosecute all kinds of claims before tbe small kid* saw It there Ian Sunday and de ­ point e-.l by Secretary Noble to negotiate Allen McKelvey, Newell McKelvey and of the Interior office. Call on him Woodland Center desires to be Incorporat­ Denonnients termined to have a lot of fun with it. • Ac­ nl* Ftore, corner Court and Jefferson Sta., with the Shoshone and Arapahoe Indians cordingly they built up a big fire in it, got Roy I Witham./ Those that had not whis­ ed as the village of Woodland, witli a at HatUng*. Mich. _______________ rt its read of Wyoming tor a cMslon of a portion of pered durjnf tire month, Neva Shafer. up a big head of steam and were liav'lng a iJiilah Wilcox. Maggie Wilcox, Bertha territory of one square mile, half mile .... nr. N-tr; the Wind river reservation, has been en­ glorious time blowing the whistle and the each' way from the center of the township. y M. FOWLEILD.D. S. 1 aimer, Gertie Sllgcr. Alice Potter, Grace As the population Is 359i*.of nine more tirely aucccMful and has effected an like. A man luckily happened along at McKelvey. Mattie Gamble. Eddie Gamble. Office hours8 a. m. to 5 p. m. agreement with the Indians under which that time and seeing that there wa* a Ing I.K’ I.Htlmm, Gleuna Wolf and Lenna than the "50 reqnirwl by law, the would' : the tatter cede to the United State* more lire and lota of steam immediately pulled Streeter. We have not at hand the' en- be village has a right to request incorpora­ /’ W. LOWRY, M. D„ ’ than half of their -reservation. Tho out the fire in time tn save Hie kids from rolhuentnf this school but it Is about !J5. tion of the "powers that be”—the super­ ’ ’ • Physician nnd Surgeon. minister*. reded land consist* of about 1,100,(XX) being blown into eternity. At present What sc|mol cun report- the highest per visors. And the tatter have been asked to Makes a specialty of treating diseaae* ot tbe preservation of vision acres. For the lands ceded the Indiana re they are numbered among the living mid cent, of pupils neither abst nt nor tardy grant the liieunioratlon desired. But it BYE and BAR aud the spaCTACLKS and eye ready for tlie next thing that comes along. during the first month of the present term? appears there arc some objectors, nnd Cclve fOKl.UOo or about 55 cents per acre. these objector* employed Messrs. Smith AOffice and residence on Broadway, near Court Louis FerrUand wife, of Plainwell, left A very large proportion of the pupils Colgrovr to present their grievances to the House. Hastings. Mich. r», :<«H; The land reded ta, with the exception of their house about an hour last week to that cutapleu-d the course of study last board. The Incorporation tats were repre­ b!;«. m & COLGROVE. members. kbout itu.wx) acres, wall-watered, and the vis^L but it wm- a wry expensive hour to year are attending some of our high schools sented by C. S. Palmerton. Esq., of Wood­ QM1TH Lawyers. j bottom lauds are rich. Coal and oil are them. During their abwnce some thief or those of neuil:l>uring counties. land, and the supervisor* heard ixitli sides 0 (Office in Union block, Hastings.) ■ found on tlie ceded land*, aud there are entered the house and stole 81.000 which of the story. To more accurately judge of Practice Is al! the court* of the state. Miss Mary Wilcox remains another* year the merit* of the case, the supervisor* ; Indications of ihr-preM-nce of more valna- amount they had saved to purchase a home al Assyria Center nt n salary of 8350. sent a special courmlttee to Woodland Fri­ I E. KENASTON, ble minerals The country Is 15U milrn with. No clue. ‘ Tills is tin* highest paid in any school in day; and then to tie certain Hint tbe com­ rk. Attorney at Law, « ; from railroad commnuicatluu, aud for l*.s A dispatch from Miilison. Wls.. of the county but Miss Wileox will earn mittee attended to business iu due and an­ (Over J. 8. Goodyear & Co.’s store.) I development! needs n railroad line through . <rividt}d ;jit in the direct ion .of the Yellowstone 'October S. announces tin urn st of George every cunt of it Practices in all courts of the State. CoUectiont ' . • cient form, the majority of tbe supervisors prompt'yattendlng to. n>«'tnlie»»;i 1’ark and the northwest. W. PueL in that city, and that be Will be After a service of two years at the “Bell" went along" to see what they could nee." from th? I taken to New York on a requisition to They were soon assured tlial the majority I? IL TIMMERMAN, Homcepathlc Phyanswer to the charge of the rDbltery ,>r u In Assyria Miss Lottie bmith retires arid favored incoriwralion: but some of the L . sictan and Burgeon. millionaire named Peck at . Albany, of is snccocdrd by Miss Hattie Bradley nt a heavy real estate owners, especially, farm­ (Office over ).ati>rop's drug store.) CHICAGU, Wi- t7.—The Women’s Chris­ 810.000. -He is also charged with “bunco-1 salary of 82t»0. This district tins no use ers. within tbe proposed limits, were op­ tian aasoeiaaiun ■ at yesterday’s »e»siun ing“ *»n Illinois man out of $7,000. Geo. for poor teachers and employ good ones by posed tft It because of expected increased ROBERTSON HOUSE, ndopteil the plan* of re-organization pro- . W. ‘1 o-t ix well ruiunii known here where ire the year. i- ncu litre m lierv Ilf , taxation. < hie or two who resided outside F. BHODENNElt, Froprift»r, Methodist po-rvl by Mre Springer, of St. Iziuta, and ! formerly resided „having married Mb« ; When the new house is completed in the tlie village kicked long and hard because Ctllaban of this xnnr son sou ‘•Kilis”, we think Assyria may fairly they said, “if tlie place were incorporated, Cur. Jefferson and Court St*., Hnxtinpi, Xich. Methodist the name of theorganiaatiuu wa* changed ji Satie Callahan lids city, city. Their io J hat of the i“Interaatl<mal BoanI of ! Georgie who li*<l been making hi* home claim to be the banner school town of the no saloonlst could get bonds within the Rates, 81 .OO per Day. Iran Christian WonieA" The ronatitution and j with relatives here for several months pa<t county. It will have no houses but that village, and the thlraly would liave to go, Till*. Hottie Is new. with pleasant rooms. — The ihy-ljaw* were all remodeled along the \ died on Friday »>f ia*t week and it If iwsert-i are good while mnet of tlrem are excellent tn Lake Odessa. Nashville or Hastings.” ‘ patronage of the public i* respectfully solicited. iiinw suggested by Mr*. Springer. Under ; rd that tin- father, for whom n heavy n-i and nearly all are quite well supplied with We do nut think these last will receive । T ’ ANDCOLLECT: “* A\V, REAL ESTATE much tender consideration from the super- I jtbetiew- constitution every state and ter- ward bad ix-en offered wa« present nl the apparatus. I ING OFFICE OF visor*. Tlie question of Incori»oratlou was Method- iritury. province pnd country repratentbd funeral. Mrs. Fort Is now with her 1 ’ ai.mf.bton * Smith, Council rrorccdingrs. jba* a vice preaideut. These, with the ! husband at Madfoon. and Is said lo In-' put over to the January session by *the u~ Woodland, Micb. Common council met in regular session boat (I. 'officer* of tbe board, form an exi^qutive I prostrated with grief over tlie arrest ofC. S. Pai.meeton. J. M. Smith, ienrumitter and will meet every two years, ' in-r husband coupled with the 1<»s* of thciij Friday evening. Oct. Itt. 13111. Notary Public. Justice of Hie Peace. Mayor McCoy in the chair. , a* La* die conference, to transact busi- < son.—Italtlr Creek Journal. Roll call. prrsenL Bllnston, Manee. Nome fine Reputation. ‘ nesa. Tbe conference ailjourned after I reillou 1 ctellog Ite Mlcwlng 1^.1,l.nk | , 11 ”•’• rian.pl.rj that Krill, t re.lv au.t- Bcwnolte & WEST Sentz. Sjx-nee. Absent. The bhtory of the Barry county soldiers’ CHICAGO । MICHIGAN Ry. • r- p <i,rin»^r IDnn«rjlu?, j .ni*araitnir «*te ln< cashier the’ing def uncl Marshall bank. Bentley. Nelson. Waters. and sailors" monument Is a scandal to the L 1KL from ofstra .«l0U.<W the whoM Epiw City accounts audited. people of that suMI vision of the common­ ‘tSTX. text >te IriMllattoa. te u..k -IH.W0 S. Howe, labor Hushing gutters.. .$ GO wealth. It cost St,SOO and the monument -Lv Grand jUpids fur. A. M. 1'. Mil’. M. I*. M. r-’j Mr. ----- t—-2.------------r. .. Wil! Bcunvtt, do I 95 association let tin* contract to Black A .1Chlcagn udUuapnlis-'........ j-i: the will he belli nt Buffalo, r. N. Y., ”, “ 1 Son. of Hastings, before the money was BcntoU Harbor....... :i .n lb„ [jbehice. : hence. |I 'I_____________ I Rev. Simons ba* d»*-!iii«! tin- call of hi* Rol>U-Tubby, Si Joseph 11. Green. , I 35 all raised. After it wtw completed-, it was KroinrM.n. Dropped Thrtr C«*h. I congregation of the Ibdrpemfcnt Congas ♦7 » ‘5 1 mverse City after all |i Jus. Stanley. “ possible to raise only St.VOO to |>nv on II. ( Aiusktgoo...............tv «0i '1 , . i. JK-Wtlld.v_ • gatlonnl church in Battle Ciivk for the cn-: •sbuldtiw LexIngto^. Ky.. O.L Ifi Rcnlucky Luing >er.r. as he liilnk* that he ha* n<»t M. D. Reed, juror-;'fee McDonald case 50 The Rvegnte’Rranllc works oft Vermont, Mam-tee.................. +7 » T3 Ludington do with Whom Black Jc Son hiu| contracted Big •hortenich<!tv-piwl.* pretty large sum cf, BCConl,.,i u,,. Support lie ought to Albert Spunable, ' ttaiihls............ E. Itatterson. light lamp*, repairs.. tor the work, were pressing, in their deAf ■ r some n/»ney on |be Allerton-I>e!march race, ! ]UVt._ L..W. Kcnfield, repairs un pipe.... ------, u.w. xenneia. i m.Mnls. and the lo<-al firm were compelled ;■! It: >n of going their [pile ion tbe Kentucky home. *Wctk<la)%.* Every <tay- .« Except Saturday. do 2 40 I Tin* family of Jacob Newth. of Eaton j i>a\id Baker. t<> iwgin legal proceedings ami levy on the ufl1) a. rn. In* tlirong,i chair car to Chicago. ..who sold far info in the pool*. Allerton I bounty, h«vi* suffered greatly froui dip!.- ’ Scar.-eant Co., x rare cun. . . Seargrant A- Co.. 2 can* coal 109*000 140 24 monument to satisfy a judgment for 83.500 Nn • vtni eborsft for seat*. ■ bringing only In tbe fir*' heat Del­ i ■<« p. m. run*through C ilrago solid with .................. 10 20 piinclpal and interest. A determined Warner t.nflrt rar; wai* ,’fl cent*. BALS.’ ! inarch led eatll well into the stretch. titer i a. 'Two children have alread) died | Ja.-,. Shay, bailing same •tes^trt. Inring afflicted with the ■ H. Wentworth, cleaning chimney effort was made last winter to raise by 5:17 p. tn ha* through tree chair car to Manis­ _ • when Aiierlon drew ahead easily and won and the^rereriL. 50 sul«scriptkm the amount still due, but the tee. via M. & N. E. It. K. . engine room ■ • ■ it ;,r.p. hi. S solid train with Wagner palaeo .by n*le.-Sgth!in t:l8J£. The arcou.l brat same discfcje. were comj»ellcd to witm-s- A. 1>. Maynard, haul cart to W. B. Barry people, like the old governor of • lerplug car through to CliUaxo. and bleeper to the funeral serticra through the windows.: , v.-ent the sa»ie way, Allerton winning it S 00 Michigan after whom the county wns ItxtlatiMpuU* via Benton Harbor. F. lire... The i iB^^li, and third heat ia ~-L'?£ Thomas Anlli*. a respected farmrr of L. Robinson, do named, were a little close-fisted, and only etroit, landing BronklirI<L died suddenly of ta-nrt disra--; John Unite. 00 81.100 could be secured, that conditioned . l.V oL- j lUMcndl from a Horrible Death. while slacking clover Mf^l ta-t wrek. on the whole sum being subscribed. Black K. Fierce, wk on cam walk* & NORTHERN ■ uidScad j D.isvUH, O.L W.—Grape Creek 11. Mend, sprinkling State st. A Son were, of course, the one* on whom The I). i„ A-N. will build some large-< |lick.* . thi AWT tanie xo. o canght fire Saturday and five the thing bore down the hardest, and aiuring fairT pji*wngvr shed* nt Grand Ledge next year M;|F. Md that o!u'. • u.iticrs were unable to r«ich tire shaft lie- to accomodate excursionists. FranK umcK, Frank Black, accompanying accompany ma the mo Olin ...... exv*.- Iseave Grand Rapids for. Wm. H. Beadle, justice lees Jk-ath * th-.-r" vsks ' furw jt vk-asn edething furnace. Thoma* 0 4° j cursion east, called on the granite company Detroit and East Tim big frnit evaporator in Eaton Rapid* W. L*. Walt, constable f;*cs Heath the oilier day to arrange if possible, some Ijui sing......................... i jOne«. the foreman of the mines, who Howell 3 V0 kind of a settlement, lie wa< atappvd in­ IxsvseH............................. ■i -merf- 1 hapjwued to be In their company, led burned down lad week. but will Ih- re­ case to jail aud it swim, under the Vermont *lina............................Myron Vrooman. jntur fees Heath t in this j thorn with........... smoke to built at once. up-in through uiiwuku edtrle* ifilled ••• —............ St. louis.....-so law. could be kept there indefinitely unless ^StoMW.... -•bpD. the C. L ‘ ** --«mounted ---------• wespament shaft, which they case.. -.................... ................... Eaton Rapid" is suffciing fmm an epi........ ----50 the claim was paid. The company's action church J (one ,a(. ot «t „ A ulwv time., -----------------After several hours' ।hard Pern Busby. do •Ever* day. ♦Week days , 50 probouly won't taxim their Michigan busi­ r.:50a. tn. ran* through io Detroit with parlor i : nraiitae- ; fighting the firetwaa mastcreA The dam- i::g there nowM. Cramer. M> ness to any great extenL but something C Viop.*m-iiaathrough paHor car to Detroit; Chas. Gardner. '• t' u b.-l | Kin pvarh W.o,'0.________ 50 Until Prof. Gentry"* dog ?h«>w app«V««l Nuii to be done promptly, and Black & Son Ctrirttan G. M. G'raham, puib'runs through to Detrtdt with parlor 50 had to mortgage their property, lo get In Lsn.lut Bert Xuy. s »«. m tnttaslrta™. Fred Ryorson. rar. scats 23 cents. .\ 50 him out.—Evening News. . amxtae- I WtLLXKNGTnXi DwL.OcL 16.—A dispatch lur.*. noftlmc ewplnye st >’‘«t«'’ A. Fisher. wltuMs fees Heath case 7 -.O5 a. m. ba* parlor ear to Raulnow; seat* 23c. 85 people of lUrry county how dore this ■ lal.lf. I l.e «•: v. t.C ul H" trait 1 ..! il-e. 1 Cnrtta Downing, "' Fur ticket-' and hihnnialion apply ntLnlun itmthenarte l from -Uwi*. - Del, • -ays- that •»the Uultud ■* 1 05 article make you feel? Docs II make your ticket office. 67 Monroe St. ^r IJninn^tatlou. Imraver. 61M bl’ tesrt with an aiablltet State* Hicnmer* Atlanta is nt Unit placa tn own an evlitWltei ot hta own. Ita Elmer SpodaWe. 85 lve.oms swell with pride aLw hat you have <;en:l Paas. Agent. D. Kurtx, “ nwaltiag She »» lht> «Ml.e nftr" 1.00 done to perpetuate the memory of the dead Metho­ four hours. H<r hawwr pipe wm broken srokr to reveral ol l,l< trlvnu. nlv.u: It -11.1 Jack Shay. & hours,IuIkt 3rd ward soldiers and sailors? The above article •• •’ man and team *' Sunday and her forwartl compartmeut wa» ns yd U.I wra-k Ibr otter rtnpbBns •' I1"' 1“™ PRORATE OUDKU. ( I1 has been printed broadcast by tlie press of . *• “ » hratabor <4tb ward.. mil UP a Jokv 0.1 bint Ite! of Michigan. County af Barry-w<. with water. In: lowering « lamp to make 001 tlie state. How do you like it? Does it State “ •• man ami team do Al a session ot the Pnib-ite Court (or the rtraj ufl a:» ex..mtnattoa!of the hold, nn explosion ,l,on,l.l. For Ibreo-days vtvry l«.) on ' make you feel proud of your county and Count)- o( Barry, bidden at the Probate Offlce In *• •• 19 hrs 1st ward gen’l hl church, httj occurred, and sljx men Were badly burned. tin- «re. ra was l.d.l by Ite harknoo tbat tbu tire of Hastings. In raid county, on Wednes­ 1 your piitriatlsm? It is now too late to re­ K t». y would brink all of tte d'<- ■!''> •• •• man ami tram do the aerenth davof October In the year one Two are not exycted to live. 3 00' move the stigma that has been placed up­ day, <■«/.! srt i" I'' barn .» b.lunlay Dan siiay and tram 10 hrs do thousand eight hundred nnd ninety one. ■. vive.-t is:ng in i 3 00 ' <m your county, the county in which you Present, Charles W. Armstrong. Judge of attmra’l.. tboy.v.uM rell llu-nt lo M Stey, d° : rending it, to To Xucdecd MaJ‘«r Dundy. _ 1 50' lire aud which you have reason to be * ri^>' Gk* matter of the estate of Charles N. tunday and:* NEW YottK, ejet. W.-Uoionci Elliott F. x »vra The small l«oys bit. anil C<»l«i a-1 «» E. llemlcrxoii 1 proud of, and you will l»e hard hearted . Tltl. MPlalte '"‘I Will Wright. , ‘ ■ r-.1 Sunday! Shepard, proprietor of ths Now York Mall A re*dm7and lhnng Il.e petltlnn duly verified ,ooto uP°n n Illec® 4 00' Indeed, if you round « line Of l«>y. and d.<« lliat res L-l Jack Shay. ,ir!* ,!"1 ward gen 1 bl it should 0 00’ granite hereafter without blushing. The of itarvn' W. WHHants. nutnlnlstrator of said half way across tlie road when !«? re.urn <1 ’ ‘ do ': •• wan and *tram retail*, praying that final account this day church wbould and Kxprwrn. knnuunces that .Ijhn A. <»00’ columns ofRlie oonply press have kept you filed may he heard andhl* du allowed, and a decree of dinner Saturday. .V m-n Ed Shay anil team ..:r on it to the’; Seltcher hna nMumod tho chief editorablp from (Villi’ lulls' informed as to the status of affairs distrHxinon entered and he discharged from his of that pnper nmde vacant by the death of luu* learned who Noyes wit* they jumped Dan Siiay’ "" 3 00’ concerning Hie monument but moat of S1;fhereupon it is ordered, that Thursday, the *th Cbe !«<.-■ Mv>r Bundr Mr tellcter. -bo on him with one accord. In v«ln ,u"ir^ A. Ht-iulerson 3 00‘ you have heeded them not The time has day oi NuvemU-r. A. D. iXM.at ten o cloca In th* L England, rrtlre. trum Ibe -liwnblp of Frabk I u> tH-rauade tliem that he had no use for Will Wright come, or at least it ought to be considered forenoon, be a.«.-»ignrd for the hearing of said hours wk WwUjj to ncn-pt bl. new pU«. !lre monarel rut. but tire morn te .ra|»’W- Jim Shay and team •>n tore nee. and that the heirs at law of said 1 IS as havins arrived, when you who have not petition, Mill retains hm proprietary interest in fated the more clamorous ttiry off bridge. ..and all other persons tntcrretrd in said. paid ns you should ought to refer to this deceased ididu. .bta*. -^Xi'ZXf’ A.cleaning estate, are required to appear t»t n sci^Jon of Henderson. 5 hr* do the latter pnbljeatton. aubjrct with feelings of shame. Con­ said court then lo be holtb-n at the Probate Ed Shay and team 2:. hr* 3rd ward ■.hit the church" cltv of ftaMtags. tu said county, 3S sidering how matters have terminated, it Office. In the bov. With d„g. on Ikrpnund, A. Henderson “aure. U aav there be, wbJ the pnww do ■■ if from amuse* is true that the money ought to have been oftho petitioner may not CWXiailV* ot- UCL Ik-Mra Allan G. :e<L , jack Shay 7X hours fourth ward >uld .vtempt toraised before the monument wns purchased. further ordered. Dint said petitioner gtve »otlM •• -• man and team ’ do to the persons Interested in said estate, of tb« >n:.| that he had Thunusn ri,«i 1st. Saturday evvntok 1 50 |Bnl was it not reasonable to suppose that tendency of said petition n:«d the hearing Ed Shay, ami tram 5 hours ver In. London.1 after a llwrlnu lll»e~ with n county containing about 6,WO thereof by causing a copy do tbH order to bo — 1 1S I drauih ... Will Wright 7S h“u’M • ! -V. ha had seen name *a. Mar, llunu and she wa.. born that S4.5OO «"■« <« niterfT E'W published In the HaMltiE* Bansf-B. a n*'YsP*C " Moved bv Aid. Spcnee to allow accounts, votam , theatre lie had ’ In Chillicothe lu 1S1L rite »- a victim vuier ought l<i huve at le*.t ala abllllnp »w printed and clreumlcd tn said county of drawing order* from rcapcctive ’ Jturrv once In e.wli wck for three successive * * cany; the audience: ot I* grippe last winter nml never recov­ mm. ">•<••• BIInM.m. Beynslds. .wtr-h ot patriotism. Oteourw ttere are weeks previous to srdd day of hearing. ttoughi chas. w. ah:iisi-hong. .'in ecumenical ered from the Gnwk. In ter tlimm who dhi ttelr share and to Items •,l'“rnftI.... m. SpeiKri*. Hays. none. I slmnld te glrfn due oredih Ot the Judge of Probate she was eonsldervvl one ot tbe moat beau «. . i Vit Pardons, of Gobieville. Sfiitz. Moral by AM. Sente w adjourn. , Tern and Kit * ar.wn-». . (A true copy] “u tunny Chrio- tllul ladles In the'wesk raised Sl.700 was raised in Ibis ellj, SWS quarreltd " •' .l um „„ Carried. being sulw-rlted and paid by 10 eltlretia. ^3“ urer" >.>««<■ >»>•«*” I’ttOBA lE ORDER. Naae, Mank. S.14 tor Irik ««»»• *'n!. Esr-mptar*. Adjuunn^- j iuibkrt.’. Recorder. As we said belore the dtsgrare can Parer Lxxntatt* Ky.. OeL idreO- Malcolm of Michigan; County of Bstiy—sa. ■ ‘ L'.g'.aud, thought; bi wiped out. but tte preple ot terry State At a session ot the I’p»l>ate (ourt for the •>! the church Forboa, ot B-ralou. Mam., yesterday pure Ibtw Faw.___ ________ county-out do Justice W Ute fine ot A. tnunty of Barrv. bolder »t the Probate Offic* tn ■ at*. Rev. J. M.i chased the great trotting marc .Nancy BlMk ASm. wte bare bad to mortgage the cltv of Ha.M.lr.F'. in'-mid comity, on Mon­ SCHOOL COLUMN. cd the fifth day of Oetaber. irthe year one utelr business plaee tor 51,100 to pay the day : Mid that tho Hanks. Tbe price paid i» “SLZdtalbi thon*aml eUrht hundred sad ninety we . ’ Burner saw in the but a. Mk<«» «•« 'te’’1*’ k”!,“T"lo have c.odnH-1 by K..w..A-.dr“-c""“w **' When you ««nt any did pate" “ balance ot what ought lo have teen eheorPreM-ut. Charles W. Arantroug. Judge ef retary. I r.iiiulrfy uot Meth- mare, and her owner wa It relty given by tbe people. It Is not too 1 Vn'^the matter of tlie eitate of -James this offire. • not an example fixed her price at on: lew. than mW to do this, but having done It we aug- MahonM.decea.Mni. BAWRB and Detroit Weekly Tribune late eret lltal the' motiumenl be buried, end ■ re Methodists their 1. mil probably On reading and filing the petition, duly veri­ 'Iran that lUure, an tte fsecoratlon day esereiaw be teM oew tte fied of George T. Manuel. «m-li>-Jaw of said ' no .;ood. At the only 81 pc* X«rdeeeased, praying that the uilminiMratiott a< and Miss U1”' Erlgljn. r. 1 ( abject of mlsaiona The kid* *nd the red squirrels are nav- same Meh year with the people ot Ibis sold estate may be granted to Myron W Ing ar to T„o oilier ^"n^rep^.btelen- njl conu-sl now to see winch can gather county dressed lu Back cloth and asltre tu eomo other suitable jwraiHi. programme conThereutwn It i* ordered, that Frtdav. the i'ir—ine# upon missiona sort ot reiwntance tor their alumbering Qt’KEXSTOWX. OcL 2f-.-Minnie Scau yt-sr. SsupL McU«p»l> Jear M0 the most nut*. I L7rt.dtam. -W 1“' Charlotte Inbmto ooth day of October. A. K . dm. at tan n dtrt te • Inntv dtacussiona of noil, an intermedia^ ^’^XrkS rellmenl of »l- *” in the forenoon, be ;»* dgnr<l ffir the hearing erf „l„„l 51. ol whom ■ rtuhiuilr •«■»: "°“r terry county •id-ratum S c M. rt ™"'-rte The uumlwr in tlie nu . ,, the .oretan WP^Mll.tarty-r Annul. ,ro“ ;£S‘pe“r «ru t. .™' ““o’ frlenda are Just as patriotic on tourtba ot *■ c““. Inlv os anybody, and. as In most places, * 'V«ar D, -rar dnllrarnd J ,La ».rfn exceeded only In 18.». 1»«», fare.Sprinkling ot then, are wlblngto Office, tn the city «>f Halting*. In h.i d rotaaty. ’Uc,:.. , ' hina, who told of SdP1,^.U.<Ve™.,riM per .ere show rauste. if any there be. why the praw hettM? 7/’ ’in thw country. The prtnl the town red ou any slight oreMlon, and mar not granted. And it !Xt when It come, to paying tor ttelr ale­ oftbepetUionrr wa* exceeded unlV in 18*5. . ’ •S; f,1»t«rt-dand foment- 'SJ cb!SS~.<i «■» n»*»«r I* further ordered. That *iild w-titiunrrgivv noA',m« the Chinese coast cant eolnlers' monument they would rather DnrUX the nroaU. ot prwporottsJ'S'ri’tri" ’ . ■ :* and backguord ereuard." It <»>»• “ be .laled, perhaps. . 11 ire lire Stebteat -tar In tb te»«n j Thrown Ont o, ’ j that Frank Black1. May In J.U eoualatad ot ^‘■■suerltn-'‘ 11“tl b*®0 dil* It will rise te ore dark. 8 llUle WH Dn>cQ«. U. Oct. >■ a any lo the jailor's parlor. Neverthelem per printed and circulated m sata cntaiiy eg . ,Ck’Cuat church. The easri ""d ""'''"K In XIte he was In the olbeer's custody, and could Barnr. once In each week tor three suceeWV* of *?“““• ’flit «},. lllAt ^1L' miwiunariea Mr, “ ridiso line Wore mtatejte J" . '_.__ ____ ... «» I.Mirlna brtd,? d<_ tore In lire school,, tav’Seen held there. Black * ten me *£,fcyw 0( ’"hies and also ate drirlrm «.T«r tte • jood. Mtly o'"''"’ '* 'p/^eSuten. akr, wbu their borw teobReopen*, ot 1 ,lmw Ural_ U- 1 Lri, i.r,irievllle snd W0Bd‘ r.wld Dr HBl. the out over »l,W0 on thia business. 5^’tahe* k ]'OuS‘i ri-*c np against the turned about, and Ihrewthe^ j ■ nuHtfulsenW1M .mire tte nUf. rbr tuost conMlller «til's rttn/.v Lh« coadmdon of Dr. the bnggy out Mra P^‘ ■ ‘,cA,“*',r conference adjourned skull fractured and win die was badly hurt, but will recover. P D I Additional Local. A’ S^cSSr’ !„% it k 1‘ i �—= Hastings Banner BOSTON JTORt """ft.wttinfa Thursday, October 22, 1891. MARSHALL L.COOK. K41tor. MTBKKD AS SKCONLFCJ.AM MATTKK AT THX HAFTlXtiM. HU H., FOSTOFFICK, M70VBT 14, 1873. editorial NOTES. In tlie Bailey Bloclc EZetstings, Mich. The republican national convention of 1838 pledged itaelt to [redtit'o the revenue and lo revise the tariff. Wh4,n the fittyfirst congress ptoe-ed ftie tariff bill which Is popularly known as the McKinley law the promises made to lbw people in 1888 were fnlfillrtl. Tint revenues had been re­ duc'd by the removaljof the sugar duties and by the impnsltbm of tariffs which (C would check Imports of competitive pro­ duct.-.; the tariff of 18|3 was revised so as to afford larger measure of protection to Industries in need of stimulus, aud the re­ ciprocity features were added to back up Secretary Blaine’s findimvon to develop South American -trade. The new tariff law was carefully framed and well consid­ ered. It was debated for months in senate and house. There were times when its passage seemed dubious. The opposition was of the most rancorous description, and there were not wauling republicans whose lukewarmness gave rise to the utmost anxiety. When at last, late in the session. tlMsblll became law, and was approved by Of every description for the ladies, and a full line of Misses’ and Children’s Cloaks. President Harrison, there were still some differences of opinion among republicans as to its probable effect upon trade and in­ dustry. No tariff measure was ever mors Vigorously or bitterly assailed by the press Will be a big one in our Dress Goods Department. and on the stump. Mendacity reigned su­ preme In the campaign which followed, and no depiction of.tbe results of tbe Mc­ Kinley law was too ludicrous or too un­ truthful to gain circulation and credence. One year has passed. Within the past twelve months there has been a revolution of public opinion regarding the McKinley law rarely paralleled in political history. This revolution has been wrought solely by the. logic of events. Democrats and free traders made certain predictions as to the operation of the law. Facta and fignrxs regarding its operation, some of which are presented elsewhere In to-day’s Tribune, have conclusively disproved every one ut these predictions. It was • alleged that prices would go up, and that tlie cost of living would Increase. On the contrary, tbe necessaries of life are cheaper than a Ni'e come to your city with a full and complete stock of Foreign and Domestic Dry Goods and Cloaks, selling every year ago. It was confidently asserted that our foreign trade would diminish, on tbe on their'true merit giving you full value in every instance. contrary the total value of our Imports ami exports has risen to the highest point known in our comtn.-rcial experience. Tbeee circumstances are pateut and incon­ trovertible, aud the'-blindest partisan is compelled to admit their truth. Thous­ ands of democrats acknowledge tbe wis­ dom and value of the McKinley tariff, and republicans are a unit in their admiration Tbe well-known IJelroll drttera, Edson ot it as the perfect protective measure Moore * Co., in tbe Detroit Tribune slate yet enacted into law.-rDetrolt Tribune. that there has been a marked improve­ Our contemporary of the Journal, after ment in the quality of woolen dress goods haring approtfngty copied an article from since the McKinley bill took effect This a state papeKpolnting out the increased they attribute to the improved processes of danger in the pse of kerosene by the de­ production occasioned by the encourage­ crease of 25 degrees in the test, now rush­ ment to American manufacturers given by es to tbe defense of sqnawbuck oil. In so the McKinley measure. □3ve J*ybody! 3 lo^socL...................... „ „ , L i Opening of the new Boston Dry Goods and Cloak House last Saturday attracted hundreds of people. Everybody pleased with the pretty new goods. POPULAR GOODS AT POPULAR PRICES” IS OUR MOTTO. The entire force of clerks kept on the jump from 9 a. fri. to 10 p. m. Ever}' train brings something new to the Boston Dry Goods and t oa ’ ouse. Our CLOAK DEPARTMENT is doing an immense trade. W e have Cloaks. Jackets, Wraps, Newmarkets, Etc. Tlie ■ Coming "Weels. Pretty Stamped Linens of every description. 100 pieces Cotton Flannels at 5'c, 6c, 7c, 8c, 10c, 12}^c. 200 pieces Dress Prints at 3c, 4j^c, 5c; no higher. 50 pieces Slater Glove-Finish Cambric 3j^c. 10 pieces Dress Drilling, best quality, 7c. Goff’s Dress Braid, best made, 5c. Melwood Needles per paper 4c. 100 doz. papers good Pins per paper 1c. 100 doz. Tapes, all widths, per roll 1c. . 200 doz. Clark’s Spool Cotton, per spool 4c. IN COLD WEATHER % doing, our contemporary quotes from a Lansing democratic paper, whose editor is a salaried officer In one of the departments at Lansing, and who feels called upon to defend the villainy of the legislature which rothleesly, and it seems to us, corruptly lowered the standard test Our contem­ porary claims no accidents have resulted because of this proceeding. It, is strange that he cannot find aay account of them, when two have resulted fatally. In the last three months, according to reports sent out by Dr. Baker of the state board of health, there have been reported fifteen accidents in Michigan from explosion of kerosene oil, nine of which reports have been investigated and verified by this board. It is not probable either that these are all. Our contemporary knows that for years before now accidents from the use of kerosene have been almost unknown in Michigan because of the fact that tlie flash test was ISO degrees. It was lowered to 96 degrees by the late lamented squaw­ buck tribe at I-anslng, since which there have been numerous accidents from the use of kerosene. We are not prepared to positively state that this action has invali­ dated every Insurance policy in Michigan; but It would seem that It must have done so, since every standard policy In Michigan contains the clause that the use of kerosene will be permitted which shall ■ot be of less than U. S. government test, which is 110 degrees. Ab good lawyers as tbe state can boast claim that this act of tbe legislature has invalidated all stand­ ard insurance policies. We think our contemporary can find much better and wore fitting employment of his time than aa attempted de lense of squawbnek oil. Tbe Journal ha« not yet seen fit to have Uncle Sam correct tbe census returns for Barry and Mt. Calm counties for 1880. We think tbe authorities at Washington ry would furnish affidavit* to prove what he stated in a recent editorial, vit that Mt Calm bad less population in I8S0 than aland. In a recent speech in New York, Grover Cleveland put himself squarely against free coinage ot silver, The Journal is radically in favor of free coinage. Next year the Journal will “whoop ’er up? for Grover for president. The stability of the nation's finances, and their honest management, are secured by the ascendency of the republican party. It looks now a s though it would be Gov. McKinley, of Ohio, by at least 20,000 plu­ rality. _ _________________ The supervisors did not take any action looking to the submission of tbe question of building a new court house and Jail, leaving that till the January session. As it would not be voted upon until next April, this is perhaps just as well. But a resolution was passed expressing the sense of the b<>Md that not to exceed 810.000 should bAnied for a a new jail, and not to exceed 844^00 for r court house—making $54,000 in all. This sum would be raised by taxation as follows: $18,000 in 1892: 818,000 in 1893: 818,000 in 1894. Tlie jail would be completed in 1892: the court house commenced In ’92 and completed In ’93. Secretary Storrs, of tlie state board of corrections and charitlea. the best authority in Michigan, says 810.000 is amply sufficient lo build Barry county u suitable jail; and Allegan county has built and furnished as fine a court honse ns Barry county needs for $44,000, so that tbe $54,000 will cover tlie expense of the two buildings. This would Impose a tax of about 1 3-5 mills a year for the three yeud, or $1.60 ob each 81,000 of taxable property lu the county, as equalised by the supervisor!*. That would certainly not be a hardship. As to the necessity for a court bouse and Jail, that does not require argument. Any man in the possession of his senses who inspects the present struc­ tures that answer for a court house and jail would not say else than that they were of a most dangerous character as regards hazard from fire, and that neither was such a building as the law demands nor such as an enterprising, public spirited county should have. He would aay more, that a fire !■ tbe court bouse, or tbe de­ struction of the records In the probate office, would be liable to cause a loss to the county of many time* the value of tbe two new buildbigs. Of course tbe object of tbe supervisors in deferring action was to talk with their oonhUtBeuta, and lay matters before them and get their opinions. If this be done by the supervisors fraakly and tbe real condition of the present jail and court liouse be fully understood, there article and every, yani of good SSS LET UP. There’s no let up to our buying. THINGS NEW and THINGS NICE. THINGS THA T YOU MUST HA VE. And things that you can get along without but are desirable. An every day, good, honest assortment of goods, besides all the extras. ) All we ask is for you to give us a trial. We will do our best to please you. HAMS & VAN ARMAN Groceries, Crockery, China and Glassware When you hug the stove, you want to teel warm. You want to know that the stove is a good one: that you are getting the best results from the fuel burned—in short, that you made a good investment when you bought Of this you can always be assured when you buy STOVES Of the well known finn of Goodyear Bros, It is conceded that they carry the largest and best. line, the best in service, style, wear, and the most economical, tbe recognized leading lines of the trade. Cook Stoves and Ranges, Steel Ranges, Do You Have Weak Eyes? Do you want to know what ails your eyes? Do you need your eyes examined by one who can tell what you need? Round Stoves, The Diving Flue Stoves, Coal Stoves. Ton cannot afford to buy a stove of any descrip­ tion without visiting If yon do, call on Dr. Lowry, the odhlist, the optician. Take this advice and you wont regret it; and you will save your eyes and money in the end. DR. LOWRY GOODYEAR BROS �-r— ;s Banner. I ssmer sell..the beat spectacles ever made. ’ Htfth* :a! Editor. non Rot- ( and 1 Linds. PEREONALMENTION, Make your Iwadquartera at the Bankrnpt store while in town. ,.,...October 22. 18®I. Call and be convinced that our state­ menu are trua. 0. d. Spactjunu. w“ Jit Fr“S.T 'J' B“1' Saw gumming and * filing and umbrella repairing by B. a. Cotant, opposite Hams Su»i.yn,'"'!r & VanAmian’*. When in need of millinery goods of any description go to Julius Rutaeir*. Ha c.., certainly please you. ■MIXEirs th UundHap'daFmiay. I« Smbb m“n”1 Drtml1 bmllh returned to Vp,|IwiI| We will make price* for you while in Hastings, Bankrupt store. Mln.toi "'1'1' C.&S.S Kulmnmxo tM here FOO THE “"‘“‘to. -a lo the city M.X.' >" «»"■' Rapid. Only Dure. 500 pairs of ladles fine shoes at S-3.35, regular price ,$4.50. Dant mis* Juity"’""'"' C1‘l«m"a« in the ehy the chance Oct 3<th. Bankrupt store. re blood "'-“0. here „,er ttiQH PRICES flNb HARb TIMES the greatest CANCER & SCROFULA REMEDY or THE AQE. Ladles and gentleman, you must not on^X"’'' neglect tu buy une of the walcbvs John ek™ >=Bcssmer offers at such liberal prices. i-m.bi.; is.?? on'i"':1'*™ “^'Satorday S.even hundred j-alrs of ladh s sluw* One of Grand Rapid** largest merchants going at >2.33 at the tankrupt store. h<u<h cun EuV.11""'"’’" relUmwl writes as follows; turned and hand-sowed, regular mler ?J Ml ' & SW>XI’: 1 brenmn :u*<i<ml:ifcd IUprds'K"r,,d?y,.,‘Vnl,tV'1' '» GrXl r t ?.« V Mnc' r1 '“,4 ,Sw»fo»a Syrap about ttirwi inoi:tb-> are tlirottidi n frlrud ut mine who There In a great deal ot typhoid fever rwamnnmded It to me vrrv highly, it bavlne reported by pMysiciaus this fall, and great N. T. Farter went to Muskemm ;««dhH*deo.'a«ry U..I I u.^d n Saturcare to guard against so dangerous a day on bu*incHs. 1 00 1 wn<1 ir ,,IW beneftt’.cd UW i.uiy. 1 bxverecommended it to M-vfial »codisease should la* taken. Belt Waite, of Kalamazoo, was I'tc who have m.-d u with nu.«l ivxulu My In the lather Wiio U W yean of xjc. takra it’ for a Dr. Lathrop wants to sell one of his city over Surulny. "vnifiUa w.p, (1U hls b.c Bn<l u i,M» cured him homes before going away and will sell Uke ,M''”a- ««• In ‘’•‘•'H -ld's and I know cheap for cash or un time. If nny one ‘He city Saturday. jour UtS. S. to be the be?t I have ever taken. M. M. .Mvhhk. wants a good horse here is a chance. Hr. s. M. Fowler «itertMn«l a brother c™, m';£ uA “?!Sr from Iowa lart week. A ll aceountti due Dr. Lampman will lie settled with B. R. Bose, or at J$. E. P. A. Sheldon was in Gftml Rapids the , For Sale by all Druggists. Phillips' grooery. All indebted to him foie |iart of the week. , * 1’UF.rAnr.n nv • will please call and settle as soon as postd-Fred Grehle mad., atrip to the Valley Drs. Mixer & Sons, Hastings, Mich. City Friday on btt»inem». We are crowded this week'by advertis­ Fred Main, of Qtarbor Spring*, visited ing that came in too late to allow us to relatives here yesterday. arraugv for a supplement. Next week we Mr. mid Mrs. John Velte, of Woodland •r I’lour will In-gin the publication of a supplement were In the city Monday. uf two or four pugeu. Mr. and Mr*. Will Hay Halted fricuda Monday as John Bogles was working in Lake Odessa last week. around ohe nf the maehtne* In the furni­ John Pendergast returned from a busi­ ture factory, one of tlie belts on a rapidly- ness trip to Chicago Friday. revolving wheel broke, the end striking Miss Eumia Barber, of Nashville, visit­ Iiira squarely in the face, cutting U quite ed friends In the city Friday. tartly, and breaking his nose. Mrs. Z. B. Hoyt left Thursday last for « rranted to be The supervisors ou Thursday reelected Findlay, O., to visit her daughU-r. . -.tie by George A. Dillcnl>eck txtunty drain eOmMr. and Mrs. \Y. T. Brown, of Chicago, inimdoner, and fixed his salary at 82.50 per visited old friends here last week. I have a full line of albums day for each day employed in the duties Fred Alexander, of Grand Rapids, was on band and am selling them of his office. Mr. Dillenbeck appears to In the city the fore part of the week. at very reasonable prices. make a very satisfactory officer. Miss Flo Beadle, of Grand Rapids, sjient wool boot factory eclipsed all rec­ Sunday with her parent* in this city. Over 400 volumes of Berthr n u *. unis last week by manufacturing IvOCnCSter, Wm. Richards, representing the Michi­ Clay’s novels, nicely bound; 4«4 cases of boots lu the six days, an average of ®28 paira per day. In tlie treo gan Whip Co. was in the city Monday. anil “out of sight” for price. Mrs. Oscar Young went to Allegan MonIng nmm. six men treed 78 case's, an Don't get hooks of any sort Two of the treers duv to visit her son. Dr. C. W. Young. - 2.0UW average of 13 each. pat up l<l eases apiece. v Mr. and Mrs. Frank Bush arrived home until you see mo. .idviTtisemenis Negotiations with the firm talkifi^uf from a visit with Iowa relatives Saturday. •.«day* at latest to Am headquarters for pure Mrs. Emery. n«e Belle .Spaulding, nf starting a factory here fur tbe manufacture <1 tbe of wooden ornaments, mention of which Grand Rapids, is the guest of home friends drugs, which I always sell at here. was made last Week, tave fallen through, prices that people can afford. FraVik Rumboll and daughter, of they having decided to locate in Grand uvwlTs. Rapids, though one of them wa* decidvdly Leighton. Kent Co., was In the city last living repaired. i in favor iif locating In thia city. week. at Spaulding’*. Mr. Wolartl. on* of the best glass ball 8. E. Phillip.- desires u* to announce that he has received a second Invuict* of ►Imoteri of Jackson, calltsl on 8id Crowell throe fine lamps and crockery. The farmer Tuesdayi The Misses Kittie Stebbins'ami PtfUl'.ne one of which we made tm-nilon re-----------------------THE DRUGGIST. irupt stare for reived with such great fav.tr that his mock Sbultt havt Intn engaged us clerks in the was *<x»n so decrearod that he had lo make | Ruston store. Mrs. Ann* Bassett returned to her home imi Jackets at a second order. See Mr. Phlfflps khen you want any goods tu this line. I Iu yPW York Friday, after visiting U N. Quite All an CAV1WIIIVHI excitement was caused »>> in the Mixer and family. . w wn -«wos»» wired for ..........of 5------(j. * ’ — ™-..— court.................................... vard Suudav bv die discovery bear G. f F.. Kinne. Kiime, r' of Jackson. representing tracks, »r at least what were asserted to tbe Elliott I*aper 1'aper Company of Chicago, wa* ;rupt l>e bear tracks by an expert in that line. I h. in thr the ritv city Mondt Monday. To settle a dispute Valentine IajIiih big I br.auuSio. »». Lathrop LoGmvP start M-rt fur Dr. and Mrs. E. !L tide* rubber mastiff was brought out and coursed up ■ California nrxi month and expect to be and down the path several times when the ‘ absent’six ot eight mouths at least. . bear excitement quickly subsided, the men Mp| A. 11- uu „lim,u K< -„ ........ .. Mrs. Johnson goes :»> Jackson from t>Oc to remarked about the weather and quleti* |hi. wwk lo }otu hvr husband L__* who is a u- j-.'t WCJlt home. ' --...,»I..dailies there. reporter on ...... one of th,, the t.-mllnc leadingdallies tltere. Dr. Lampninn. of Albion, has l«een in s. >re pairs of those From the report of Jrulge Armstrong to ’ D hi-.u ! U*o. the supervisors .we Irarn that. In the past the citv the past w«t*k closing his affairs here; He h much pleased with his new i lltt rush Oct. 24th. year, nine pertains in this county have location. ' beeu adjudged Insane by the prolmte , court, of whom eight were county charges, i^tr^ Nathan Barlow attended the \ the northern sud all were sent to the Kalamazoo asylum. woman’s congress at Grand Rapids last i-.ro are being FiVe Barry county inmates of that Institu- • week, being the only representative from tion died within the yea.'. It is costing thia city. -wlltes of Main Barry county over «t,ow annually to sup­ (xJlff-s Mazrie Matthews returned from AAlnnd. Wbwnsln. Tn-»I»J wln-to »be inch or so nnd port her insane at Kalama 100. * Foster who is good authority says has been for several months visiting her dtrothers. ■ i« kept busy now farmer” should manage their work so a-* Mr & Mr- W,rr. n WIliianK reiunwl in,15 being constant* to crib their corn early, lor otherwise they from F<loak.T T»»rf«s wberc Jay will los^ l<»ia of it by a very early wintjv and great snow storms. Fann ------stock will ana grcai - been tor wvi<al montba past tor tlie beni ' . snuw ■ _»wru*--». anti -and V..n A i man gave'a need_ unusual care earlyit-. In the winter lit ol Mr.x tnsalth. ■ United friends Fr»- the weather wilt average very cvhl Mr«. John Klbby and Mra. Welty, who thrauchcail the winter, with sudden hare ( Uen sHllnc rrtatirer two-, r-turoed Inat Week to their reaneetire how- Talr.will offer 700 pairs ehiuiges and storm, that will he of trreat luxrsa. Ga.. and new ri.llade.|dila, O. Injury lo slock not wirerally shelleml. ( '2.23, Oct 24tb, 1 JKr hare had occasion In the last two or Mrree taoes to refer to the people n this The socletv «»nnecU*d with Emmanuel :er4. and sugar county, who ll.e to an extreme old a«e. will be a.UTtaln<Hl ThnrMay a ter­ try reasonably. Saturday last Mr. GriIBn. Brink four miles church ,won. Oct 20th, by Mcadamea -V Barlow, from this city, came lo town and had ms .D Doric. W. Wilkins. Dr- Barber, C. hair ent. and went home mid busked corn t.-il Dr. I-athrop'* Emerick E. Throop, and the Miases ■I will move into In the afternoon, ordinarily there would SSwSn. Josie Schuman. Ella bchumsn. he nothin, rery uncommon In thia, hnt Ifolle Troop. Man Kkn*. Ella ba l>. there a conaiderluc the fact that Mr. Suoncrat society rooms from fixe unt J Gridin a In his UM year, and Is a. ieven. Ail are cordially invited to attend. In*en taxed to sprightly as many teen of 00. PTm .u|«rrlMir» hand the salary of Usual services at Pre-^^^‘hu"“X tn--n mt In i 7 adores, next .Sunday 1 tn theOct younc on.the t* due Ira Vau­ Enoch Andrus, county rommlaahmer of iJiinln, lt led at once, as schools, at SI.SOO. The newJaw * a,, bidden meanlmr Ot the lettea l.r.S. C. that for eimnlle. harla, over dtstrlcu, (Barry has IMS) theeof-l"1™" c.ny is aetting out shall be paid not leas than J“r for new bed room more than SI.M0. Mr. Andrus desired trade. tl.at his salary be 0xo«l »■ V", t - Q. " 1 * get the it a NX ek and amount. / And Sirry-niw. —be In Au-nesl _ UU UUX...T,' tton meeting. AutfTtiv; and knows how much In x—-— The ladies of the Presbi terlauichureh and In lore with bls work he Is. feels cer­ ■r tw dollar. tain that be will earn eeery penny <>rj« salary by ralsbnr the Itrade of the school -I honor of Mr. aud Mrs. and school work In Barry county. ly welcomed. 'Mrsday evening. Monday last Mr. Fred Grebin became th, “1:.’oi«r •<„«»«»£ •> now sparkle iu the whip fattmies. They make a Ki£“M“arrtle Ha yn""« gl'.t for shop work.- Nolhing Can Stand Before Oar314459 "_ New Goods eel Mamloiis Prices. See Them and You Want Them. Flour Way Down! •w: Price Them and You Buy Them. The Best Manufacturers Produce Finer Goods this Season than Ever Before, $2.50 Photo Albums only WE HAVE THEM They are manufactured by the well-known houses of Bouve & Daniels of Boston, Mass.; 'L. Adler Bros. & Co., and Stein Bloch & Co., JOS. ROGERS. nt In. \r i. EWS. Call and see us. You will find us at the top in the clothing line, and at the bottom in prices. Yours truly, Fred L. Heath, E. W..Morrill & Co One Price Clothiers WE HAVE Mr. Binknip1 We h>v< M V 1. B- be: nit For your inspection the finest line of Overcoats in this city, and when you consider the price, style ••ling o'.| bankrupt stocks van goods. <>. I). Sl’At L1HXG. FU« ot America. History. “Sail L22SSnf th. United SU.es. slrfmanner. and. w. can see »« "“ why be should not be hi*h l ^|.-h lie states that he proposes W»“P \ grade of goods, and t° »«H tb«m 1 • g}m Fiction Mak Inc, Mr— M. bonable profit, and that H *^tl|on# of all "i-Mit h ux tn announce that ** iO lb. JxRtp The Ban- ®uii Tenure in -be United SUM. ••»rk* t now for live hens and to meet the **nts rtiickrn, t : weigh three pounds and ^^^■ube.Mm'.ueees. In th. Clement Smith. “P»gTd«. Critlc,»W. K. Cook. tain'i" ^"rn!| A ^°a »nd mm» that new ,lX‘ ^“jhat ■“’’^‘1„T5>ra«bnibe I)rr..ea » , ... --.pi..,, ink ■ ,in“ ’"'derwear, positively on Thoredar of each week K.a anti ,uorv durable than any (>I well dressed l»sKrY^ wliioh j wlll ,«i*r in thv market • i :•> buy your winter read• n nek and Detroit Weekly two papers one year for wSC»». •»' rl"‘ rm,d'”t' JS^^Hprlre..-^'- rridinJ5t0 y°ur winter !)«*,!? xv ’ Xorrct th® •od rr“,“”'- »>' two paper. WIJ S’, per year. Baxtm.111' ??10 pttl{e’‘ of FCiwBng in the yj ’ ’• *n l S trait Weekly Tribune one fiBT ’ , '' furnish tbe two for one dollar. Xwr winter reading now. bulhUnim base William , to*. around ! e heat tor the to see where becan frt The HU to< P«> SS??1 otMune „ R. K. GRANT, Leading Clothier and b^sUful home and^hln« of HawUnga township, U^atnumey. ta om nr n“y "•'’’wtod by tbe supervisors---------U>on2 w ”’anlr superintendents of prices at »*<ttis15te?."W,“’ nients you. 11 pronounce us without hesitation to be Head and Should­ ers above competition. ^•isrii.tochb.fm. burl.,. Bcmembpattern* we donat trimming*- srAVbDUio. �OIL. ... CRUSHED _____ ________ >ri « ! RAIN C0MPELLEB8. Tbc standard of fetmli lovelioeM varies TO DEATH. CHICAGO. Oct., it—A horrible accident, resulting in the death of three members ■ ofcThe ’iter Ocean stuff and the serious , injury of several other paaaengers, ocj curred on the Chicago and Eaateru Illinois I railroad yesterday morning about 11 1 o'clock at Crete, Illa. The dead are: Leonard Wasburne, sporting reporter for [ The Inter O'^ean; Fred W. Henry, a rol porter who came here recently from Lou­ ! isville; J. A. McAfferty, an artist, recently from Philadelphia; James Clark, engineer of the train. The train left Evansville early yesterday morning, and proceeded safely to Crete, where It ran into an open switch. fig^TQj^E SjtoTiBjMni rtvTTt^j z> tFJ/ Jflj ETC J OaVK ENJOYS Both tho method and results when Ths three men who were killed were on Syrup of Figs is taken; it is pleasant tbe engine, Henry and McAfferty having and refreshing to the taste, and acts g • gone out for the purpose of writing up a Stntly yet promptly on the Kidneys, Sr.-nme. d>ow IhU one i: hU. “•> iver and Bowels, cleanses the sys­ weak or discaaed Heart. The first symp- " <*»>Lurno, who wu returning to Chl- tem effectually, dispels colds, h adlems are short breath, oppression, flutter- CftF° »rom an Indiana trip for the purpose acbes and fevers and cures habitual ing, faint and hungry spells, pain in side, ■ of attending Thomaa R. Weddell’s wed- constipation. Syrup of Figs is the then smolhing, swollen ankles, dropsy ding, which occurred hero last evening, death.) for which Dr, Miles New ; having joined his friends on the engine. only remedy of its kind ever pro­ Hesrt Cure is a myvelous remedy. Fine The accW<.Dl r(vme wltboQl warning, and duced, pleasing to the taste and ac­ book »*e«e, wonderful M lbe loco^ire piungej (roni tbe track ceptable to the stomach, prompt in cures. T? rVM » FREE FftEE at Bt. druggists, ?• or °,r Taddress ad?rcM the four men were caught and complutely its action and truly beneficial in i* Elkhart. Indiana. blxried tbe wr£k ** Dr. Miles’ Medical Co., Elkhart, HEART DISEASE Sold by W. H. Goodyear, MOONSHINING IN NEW YORK. MORTGAGE BALK. A ni.-uJ-a'-d ekernteil by Ohel B. >ntidmx. and Fatim.i Mpriding hl* w»fs. mortwvor*. to nooa. in Uoer tu of mo'igac--* on put- filO; ay wbleh driaun lbe t*iw»r •»! Mlvlusald nv»rtngc contained has l cp-ratlve us to tbe whole amount errui-rd to l-e p-drt b) said tiiortSage !~>ih prluci|«l and intetest. and wherra* ti-re is elxiun-dio be now dm* :u>4 ui-paM on the said morlnagt- and the n<>(»- at-t»nipai>ymg the satur at the date «f Un* tut tec. the sum ot four hundred and thirteen dollar* and righty four ekDls. for prim-lpsi and accrued mtcrr-l. and tin further sum ot tour dallari ai:d fitty cents for kumrsnre paid by sat.l mortgaKre outlu* MfikHtur* on said pretrlMm. a* h- wa* imitiorl?ed t<> do kit Mid tnoruagr, making tn sl I tlie «im ut four hundred and •-tchteen dollars and thirty four wits, and no suit br p-oret-dings at law or in -uutty itavtne been i-i-tt ine.’ >■- -akew lociileet tif none or a y p<rt H-fw'. now therefore uott'e I* hereby jlvr-i iljsl, by virtue ot fee power •»! sate In said m''r!8i»gec.»->’.iliird. Law Prnfeasor’a Brother Caught Grinding Out Apple Brandy. New Yobe. Oct. 16.—William Rowley and ilia two brother*, one of them a pro­ fessor of law tn one of this city’s colleges, own a floe homestead of thirty-five acres valued at *2,UK) an acre at Hustings, on the Hudson. They have been in possesslon of this property for many years, making wine and cider Internal revenue officers on Monday evening found Will­ iam Rowley in a little still in the cellar of the house and the still In full blast, grinding out apple brandy tn great shape. A tew gallons of brandy were also found in the cellar. Rowley claimed he wa making the brnndy for his sick brother, but he was arrested nevertheless. RowIcy waived examination and was refr-used in &.0U0 bail to await tho action of the grand jury. on the twnty third day nf ‘h-tolwr A I*. 1W>. EXPLOSION OF A LOCOMOTIVE. at ebwrn o’clock hi tbe for.-u.xui. nt ihr Dorth trout door ut thr Iburry niunty cone house, in the i lri'u! HssUugs. Bnrrj- t-ou'ity.; Mieblgau. Sithe-i-X the place wh.-n* li e •-lijc’i't «ourt Injured. •aid CiHuity of Barry l> he'd). In ^hleh *ald Pottsville, Pa, Oct. 2d—At r.:r> la*t 8MntY!>»'><l pn-ndse- arc ‘Ititn rd. ’tr. e w ’.I be ■old ai public au:-Uon «r vi-i»bi-r* th- l-‘ttic*» evening an accident occurred at Tucker's ir. the prwnl*esd«Hcribcd Intlrostid mortto pay and satisfy Uro arjouot «n - o-.isaid watch lx>x, a short distance below SL Clair, in which three men were killed and ulcsurr allowed by law in< luting ittt Httoraey one fatally injured. Au engine on tbe fee of t dollar* I'mrfd-u lor in said mort­ Philadelphia nnd Reading road was draw­ gage and sl)o«t*d by ta« : *ald prcnil*e» b-*!:ig ing a train of empties up the grade when described Itt ftld nuTts.^ite n» soll»«r» to wit: the boiler exploded, completely demolish­ and tuMurh: the Township *»l Awrla. n t'ro Ing the engine, tearing up the tracks and County <d Barry nnd State of M.eivvr. > ;>i>d de- doing great damage to telegraph lines and surroundings. Tbe names of tbe killed are: Charity Warnicker, brake­ will mad- subject to r rertaiu prior mort- man. of St. Clair; Harry Wagner, engi­ neer, of Port Carbon; Mahion Krepe, _gagc held by said rnarigseve. '"Dated Ju:y 30th. A. I). Mat. fireman. Charles Bauer, brakeman, of GKOKGK M. EVF.KTH. Sl CUir, Is fatally Injured. THE LYNCHING AT OMAHA. Attarncj for mortgagee. ta, Kalimascs FsSw TIME TABLE. In ettect June 2*. pmo, Kalamazoo l.«.., Rati draper....... Rlchhuxi Junel. •2 4M : on Crooked Lake. Delton .... (Boverdak . ■bulu BA*mru«.. . Coats Groir Woodlafn! Wool'.-.it i Xglamnz.Hi EastC.kM- r Lv.. Richland JuucT. Cressey Mfln.................... Crooked lake.... Del’n-.i............... (Xoventale......... Bhultz................. HA9TIX..S.......... Co*:-. Grave gradland Hand Theiclu. OMAHA, Oct. 15.—A warrant was issued yesterday by the county attorney for the arrest of K F. Morearity, a member of the city council, for murder, ho having been an active leader in the Coe lyjfehIng. E. F. Farris, who Is said to l« one of the men who pulled the rope, was like­ wise arrested, and rhe police are now on the lookout for the man who threw the rope over the wire to which Smith wa* han god. David Mahoney. Bob Ward, Janies Trainor, nnd William Bloom complete with Morearity and F’arrls yes­ terday’s arrests. Sixteen men have thus tar lieen arrested charged with murder io the lynching case. CLEVELAND, O., Oct. IV—In exnlanation cf the low water In Lake Erie, which Is proving n dangerous impediment to navigation. Major Overman, United States engineer, states that it need_oan*e no alarm, as it is tue result of light pre­ cipitation in the great northwest. Lake Superior drains all that territory, and is tbe main fetuler of the inland lake system. The level of Lake Superior is lower, and as a natural result tbe levels of other lakes fall also. Plenty of snow and a wet spring will restore the level nt once. Lake Erie is dow nine-tenths of a foot below* its 1J3 ■ •M 22 *T. 04 n K ir. "4 S3 IB » 00| 4 431 12 low, but it ha* happened before. P1TT«BV1M1, Oct. 'JO.—At yesterday’s session of the Christian Women’s Board ♦Sf’»p-i on •o’l.ti <rt)jy. of Missions the following national offleejs M» 5 *”<l 6 will not carry pai-ron# snd members of the hoard were elected: provided with freight train permits. Itartebf trams will be run at tiro >v President, Mrs. O. A. Burgess. Indianap­ olis; vice president, Mrs. Mary Arm­ the Um* of such trains without' not'eo strong, Kokomo, Jud.; corresponding sec­ F. Bihm. Gen’l Manager. retary. Miss Lois A. White, Indianapolis; treasurer, Mrs. Emma B. Ryan, Indianap­ PARENT*- «jve vnur children a knowledge olis; resident members of national hoard, fbntdc kr-jdug.Mli.-irthaijrt. rypewrllitg. teleg- Mrs. Maria Jamison, It.dmnapoHx; Mrs. L. A. More, Dauphin. Ind.; Mrs. K. I. Brown, Indianapolis; Mrs. Lucy Frazier BE Thun Money. and Mrs. M. E. Shank. Irvington, Ind. Kduea’e them at ibc Grand ftaplds IMich.1 Bus!mm Cuilege. L-dyord Blo.-k. cur Penn and Otn<m-»x Yii.tu*. For eattiome address A. WASHINGTON, OcL 20.—The Logan 8 Parish. WWtoJrtoC- G- Sw.nstw Monument committee—Secretary Proc­ tor. General Alger, Captain Lemon, Pen­ SOLS MEDAL, JASIS, 1878. sion Commissioner Raum, General Bur­ dette and General Casey—met nt Lite war department yesterday aud appointed Gen­ eral Alger aud 'Captain Lemon a commit­ tee to visit the studio ot St. Gaudens in New York nnd moke, if they thought proper, a selection from several models □f General L/igaxi there. Mrs. Logan will accompany the committee. I.:, “••IM- W. Baker & Co.’s MBroakfast k Cocoa oil has been removed, is 'Absolutely Pure I and it io Soluble. No Chemicals are used in its preparation. It has more then three times the strength of Cocoa mixed with Stare!), Arrowroot or Sugar, and is therefore far more economical, costing loss than one cent a rap. It is delicious, nourishing, strengthening, easily digested, and admirably adapted for invalids aa well as for persons in health. Omaha, Oct. 90.—About 100 delegates attended the western commercial con­ gress, which met here yesterday. The jay was devoted lo welcoming speeches by Governor Thayer, tbe mayor and others, responses thereto, and the appointment af the usual committees. AVGVSTA, Me., Oct. 16.—If Secretary Blaine continues to improve in health as rapidly as be has since his return to his old home he will probably leave for Wash­ ington the last of this or the first of next month. Tbe date has not yet been defi­ nitely settled upon. LoKDOM, Oct. 17.—William O'Brien publishes a letter written him by Parnell after the failure of tbe Boulogne negotia­ tions. in refutation of the charge that O’Brien and Dillon were personally un­ friendly to Parnell. CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP CO. SAN FfiANCJSCO. CAL. new rone. n.v. CARTERS CURE Bkk HniriMbetind rrllovoril tbo troublnc fncSdent to a VOloua aiate of tho ayatsm. auah M nn1iu~~. Nauma, DrcvataMM. Dtoteaas after caUur. Pain tn tha £!<!*. Ac. While their mod SICK Jl-titarhfi, yd Carter’ll IJftlo Liver Pills aro equally valuable In Conatlpatlca. curing cud pro­ venting ttiiaannoyiDccompl*iat.vhtie tbcyalro C ~-•u'.lui: teti;o P.tux Mdrepitaio tiro bow ate. Evra ft.they only “ HEAD ' Atb* they would be ntewlprJolow to themwba Duffin1 from thtodrotrMalag vcni; iilr.t; butforta- ACHE Is U-.s bare cf BO many lives that hero!« where wo malts our groat bcsaL Our pills cure U while OiberedOEoL - They aro strict;y rentable «d i do not grtpo or yurrc. but by U;.-lr recUasctam pi-M-otU who nsethata. tevi»l»*t i'enuta; five for $L Sold CASTER MEDI3INS OO.. New York; SMil I PILI . SMALL COSE. SHIH PRICE CHEATING Ahorse Blankets Nearly every pattern of Horse Blanket is imitated in color and style. In most cases the imitation looks just as good as the genuine, but it hasn't the warp threads, and normal level All the great lakes are so lacks strength,and while it sells for only a little less than the genu­ ine it isn’t worth one-half as much. The fact that Horse Blankets arc copied is strong evidence that they are THE STANDARD, and every buyer should see that the •'& trade mark is sewed on the inside of the Blanket. Children Cry for Pitcher's Castoria. Children Cry for Pitcher’s Castoria. Children Cry for Pitcher’s Castoria. Five Mlle Boss Electric Extra Test Baker HORSE BLANKETS ARE THE STRONGEST. 100 5A STYLES zt prices to zuit everybody. If yon can’t get them from your dealer, write us. Ask fat the Six Book. You can get it without charge. WM. AYRES A SONS, Philadelphia. . . M.^rEOBATE ORDEBStale of MloblgMii. county of Barry.—**. At a acMion of the Frabate Court for the County of Barry, boldra at the Probate Ofhre-tu the envoi Haatinex. lu Mid county, on Turnday, the rlxtlrdny oi (Mvtrot in the year out* tiinuaantl eighl hundred am! nlnetv.oiro. Prerant. Ctuntea W. Amw'jrmg, Judge o! Probate. j In tbe matter of the <wtah* of Sarah Jane Feeley, fteceaneri. hurt of determln'm* who are or were tbe heir* *• 1>>W ol raid drcenrad. Ou re idiug and filing tiro petition duly verb fie-.t, at Jnnros A. Seetey. praying for reaioo* therein stated, that an order or decroe b» made In thia court, d«*te' mining who are or were the heirs at law of raid .tannin J. itanley. derevroii. and euliUed to Inhrrtt said estate amt ib».|r rrf. ijrortive right* therein. Tlirreuiion It i* ordered, that Friday the! 1.1th day of November A. D. iwn.at ten o’clock in the forenoon. b« attuned for the beannx of1f said iwrttion. and that tiro brirs al taw c.f saidI dereaeed and all other persona Interested tr ttri estate, are required to apj»w at k rmsIou af Ntitf court, then to be holdru at the Probatei Office in tlie city of Ha*tlngs, Inaaldcuunfv.*ur tiiow cause, if any there be, why tbe prayer oi tbe petitiencr tu*y not be panted. And ft te further onterul, Thai said prilfiooer gtve notice to the person* Interested In aaM relate of Uro STEKETEE’’ BUSINESS COLLEGE IOXTZA-, able In -ri-ixr.y vrapi thit they will not bo wtlling iodo without them. Dot after cllsickhosd / >BF ! „ - ■ “n. Hood’s Sarsaparilla effects, prepared only from the ificyt healthy ana agreeable substances, its many excellent qualities commend it to all and have made it the most popular remedy known. Syrup of Figs is for sale in 50c nnd 81 battles by all lending drug­ gists. Any reliable druggist who may not have it on hand will pro­ cure it promptly for any one who wishes to try it Do not accept any substitute. . Louisville, nr. Dyspepsia greatly In illfirrent countrlra and with In* i dividual tm-tes. Koine l,r‘*f<'r _P1U“£ • Makes the lives of many Srapsd 1 « o—p and buxom type; «M»e --- -,-——3 Part ofTexaa. and nylph-lik-, and the t®11 qmwnly maiden. But kiuoiir all people of • 1,^ lbe Caucasian race, one paint of beauty ta always admired—a pure, clear and spotirtt JUFITEB FLUVinB UHDEB OOKTKOL, complexion—whether the female I* of tlie After »« «o wrii « 11., a. lt blonde, bi-iinette, or hazel-eywl type- Ih‘« first great requisite «f lovcllnftta. can be Eating r*i”lrt> «uerui «u™ii..,, 8 and a remedy like jj. , x»*nrrd only by a jmre state of tlie blood, tanojorUlA, obkhu. p.uilr, )e, active liver, good apprtlw and digestion, >1 u>».« u» u,„ a, ' Copious Hhowor Worth •SOW.OW) to all of whfth are sreurud by the uar of Dr. Jon, creates a good aj*-. Plererfs (.olden Medical Discovery. It la petite, banishes headache, Sick guaranteed to aecompllsb all that iaclalmed for It. or money refunded. If you would Manner That Delights tbe Experiuienhave a clear, lovely complexion, freu from eruption*, moth patches, spots and bleinCamp EuwjfttD Powers, Tex, Oct. TO.— Istera, use tha “OoMen Medical Discovery. Heart7!?”“^, “ ,r ‘ “■> The gotornm8Qt rainmakers are tho he burn 11 t”'L ”'■■■« 1 burn AT THE PLAY. roes of the hour here. The experiment •»SW» r.-Htal.a, U.<»..C1, I hld which was begun Saturday evening and W:yUil!,K. M, irrmUo WM I bv Amid a multitude wn rat rdone. cju tinned during the night was entirely By friendly half light* wruened tram wonsuccessful. At 4 o’clock yesterday morn­ dorimt K»f: spring I took flood's Bar©OUr Hand claapod in baud wu watched tho stage ing rain fell ia torrents in the camp *ud Baparlfia, which did ma an Stomach soaked ths men to tho akin. Never be­ ten. wm rt „ r With rainbow nrcs-saw RichardU> 1>I* throne appMiw. owl >», ti.o , ,n ...,, Stride through hl» kinmnau's blood, to !<»«’ at fore were men so glad to get a wetting. They yelled and hurrahed- and danced u>. enrtai l li.d i>™iter ., ..... lari Throne, life and sotil. "'hat tragic forcea fandaugc* In the mud. The people of San sum a. r«s«, wu«te>. Ma... I)k®o and of tlie surrounding country This world >u eouutorfnlt! Yet undismayed. Half io « dream we *nw the scene* pti*:: •re astonished at ti* result. When they And when tho curtain fell upon thtf strife went to bed at midnight the moon waa by Ort. HOOU A CO.. Aratiroeari-u. LoirtuLSI We turned and smiled Into each othorY eyes iblniag in a cloudlesisky and there wan With unchecked love -a* Under broader sklas. IOO Doses One Dollar When titta strange pageantry which we ca» no sign of mln anywhere. life , Hna flitted by. aomewhere we two shall ait At 4 o’clock they were awakened by the Together, smiling at tiro close of it. pattering nnd punring of rain on tbe -lone Keutjn Iloeioq Transcript. roofs, and in a few minutes it came down An tutereating relic of the past at old tn torrents. Tbe rain continued fur nearly Pemaquid Is a street thirty tee* Wide, paved an hour, aud when it ceased tbe pluvio­ with medium idaed flat stones raised in the meter showed that half an inch had fallen. middle nnd having good gutters and curie Telegram* received yesterday from of large htours, besides a line sidewalk I1H station* alone the Hue of the Mexican feel wide. Thu stm t was built lo 1630. National railroad state that tho rain ex­ tended about forty miles to the northeast, Under the name of "Cbattabs,” a kind of one hundred nud eight miles to the west umbrella hat or sunshade la made iu India aud thirty miles lo the southwest. It did of the leaves of a palm <>r of tbe plantain not min either to Chi- cast or south nt a IMPROVED leaf. Chuttalxs are worn by the plowmen, greater distance than ten or fifteen miles. tioo Cholera Care cowkeejurs and cootie* of Bengal and IHg I’roflt on tbe Investment. Assam. Tbs water yesterday morning was stand­ Flint has a tlourlshing woman's suffrage ing in pools nil over the ranches, and the Orratcirt Discovery Known forti ■ cure nf society. c-itUsmen are delighted. Ttiey estimate HOG CHOLERAj and Lansing is aunnyed by a gang of sneak that the value of the rain figures at leas: ?5G.O>JO. It is also worth much to the thieves. PIN WORMS IN HOIISr ; cotton grower*. As tho entire cost of tbs Work has liegun on the rlcctHc light experiment was about tt.Wi) they regard plant ut Ipf-slie. it mobs of the beat in vest men ta they BofwgLU led.. Dt't r Ten cases for divorce pending In Liv­ could possibly have made. Thercieatiflc vnlue of the Miccest cannot be estimated, ingston county. of course, but it will undoubtedly lead to tunny more tests of tbe concussion, theory. Which i>eoi>Ie ir. run down >tate of bralth derive lions il<*4's Sarsaparilla’ eouclu ively Already offers are being made to the rainprove* that tbhf m-«iiclit« "n>akr» the uexk mnkurs to go to Mexico and experiment rtraug." H does irfgact like a Utltuuiaui, Im- there. purtiug thltlloua - Mreugth. bill Moua's Str* tj.r «;v.»d. i f parfilanultds up in a irorfectlv natural way aii th- weakened i*urt». purities the blood, and The bomlurdment began early Satur­ .as»i>ta to healthy action thoes Important orgut* day evening aud until Dearly midnight the kidneys atid liver. . there way a eontlnuua roar from the dyna­ For by Edmore want* water works. • mite and rackarock batteries. The full moon wa* sailing across a cloudless sky II. GtiODYEAIi. b.i.-'.yht. ■ Shows that all epidemic, endemic, and and the hundreds of pecple who had come cotitagioiis dlseMre are prodnevd by minute to tbe camp were satisfied that the experi­ iufvctiiig germs' or microbes, jeiculiar to ment would be a flat failure. They said each (liscaM*. which enter the system, it that It wa« a beautiful imitation of a bat­ li’lng a well scttkil fact ihnt any remedy ik but that rain would follow from Mich n*ky was abeurd and impossible. Many which would kill the germ or mterub6 would destroy the life of the patient. It offered tu bet baskets of cbampagtie that has been found that to force out these no rain would come, and some of tbe rain­ gi-rius is the only safe relief from their makers tool, up tbe bets as quickly n» ravages, in this way Swift's Specific has they were offered. The heavy smoke from for 60 years lietti curing blotxl and -skin the ballerica drifted off to tbe northwest and the balloons sailed off iu that direc­ diseases. Il forces out the microlies through the pores of the skin, and » >oti tion before they exploded. 1 !• complete !□ all appr>tnl::.ci.:«, utul ji sends out the ix^son which they may have in ft* work. .Many of ft* graduate11Ths hygrometer showed C.3 per ceuL of li.g lucrative and rreponail lc poMUb-n.. T let’L In tills way the dl.vcaac is cured, and lion by the term or •cbolarshlp. Sihumidity Just before tbe firing began aud the Ki*ncral health of tin* patient is built Typewritiuir a *pcdAlty. Write for t-’-taup. Treatise oa blood and skin diseases al 19 o'clock it shewed 95 per cent. The and \ barometer was high nnd rising during h’gue.' mailed free. I Swift -Spkcific Co.. the early part of the evening, bnt fell rap ­ Atlanta Ga. MOBTGAGK SALL. idly about 2 o'clock. At midnight, the Itafault Iwymi: lro«*n niiuie in ti r } ■ ! Reading is to jhave rtnr.thrr newspaper. continuous firing waxed nnd fire-minute tbcinouey due ou a crtubi re.'I •-•tat.- ;■ > rt The grvai Dr. Barbasv<* left throe directions guns took it* piner. Mr. Ellis, who wm ■;agr made ana rxecute-i by Dis ' It. M-iMiti; in charge, ami George Castler, the aero ­ »na ktargaret A. Hpaldlns I'.'-ntfn.n 1: . , for preserving the health - keep the feet warm, Gee rite M. Fverte tnorWiKer. '>'»'•1 1 • : the baud cool, atri the bowels open. Had be naut, sent up tho balloon* at intervnli. of to tror wcand A. I>. IxTl. and n-ewidtp ; ■ -fur practised In our diy. he might kaye a4d?d: aud about forty minutes. They ran to a tA the n'gKcr of deeds <»f i'-irn <’■ mn. MichlIhceint-er Iftb A l> Isil. al 4 «■ in purify (be bioo.! m llh Ayer's Sarsspanlla; for height of about half a mile before cx- Sail. pkxling. At about 2:30 a balloon was hie Afternoon 'o Lltror X <•: M-‘r1pi.-rc c;i; ..►■• iro certainly would consider It tlie be*L by WD(«h aeLuitt l?.e power i f . - : .d sent up. The air nt the time was very tmirtimgreoiitatuint liax Iwonein Benton Harter wants a lecture course stilL The balloon went afmight Into tho the whole Amount •roeure.l tn bv U J-i by • •>•! this winter. air and then drifecd to the northwest, niorteage botli prittf-lpal an<1 nilr»v<. .. j thcrelk claimed !•• be -im- ■ : ;.-t then came directly south, then went off wbcrea* nnsata mortK.u." ata', the bole r> ■ । : These plllsartiscientifically compounded, east, and nt the time it exploded was tiro Mme at Hie date of till* ifl-tive. tin rutv-u five bund red ana s«xiy >lx d<> -*• and unltonn in aietlon. No piping pain so five cents. far I'tlnc!; ’ commonly following the use of pill-. The Balloon Acted Strangely. intereiU.ahan-.»>ulteTjmxvcdnir*■<: ■; They are adapted lo both sdulta and chil­ Mr. Rastler, who has been making ascen­ equity havingSbrem InMiutitra or ta'- -n : dren with perfect safety. We guarantee sions for many years, said that be. bad (lie same of hS>' port tta reot. uov ihvre:-.notice I* Irorrby girvtf. that by vit' • : ■ they have no eq|un[ in the cure of sick never seen n balloon net in that way and power of sale tn saiil mortgage . .ro«i hredaohe, constipation, dyspepsia and i the disturbance in the upper currents the statute tu sneh case ni vte :i: d pr ■ ■ ' '• biliousness, and.' a* an appetizer. Jbey ex­ must have been tremendous. It was 8 tile twentv 1hS.nl Jay ot ticteuvr A. P • cel nny other preparation. Sold by W. o'clock when the storm first showed above tan o'clock tn the forenoon, at tiro I '.i i; • ! dooroftbe Barer count) court hou-*-. > U.-11. Goodyear. the horizon to tbe northwest, the direc­ Cltv c.fHaMli>K«. Barn coraP. Mrobt-.' ■ briiigtlicplarr ol holitmRtliec.n '.i-' 1." • . • Gladstone Is reachhyf out for a furniture tion iu which tho wind had been blowing said County ot Itarry). iu whlcli *«!'■ ■' ' ■ ■luring the heavy firlug. Tho clouds came nremiar* are situated, there will ......... factory. ; , up rapidly and one could eve them gather itr aunt 1011 or vendue <0 lire l:M e«t ’ size and density as they approached the land* aud promise* dccritad ir. sm<l :• ' • to pay and uttofy tbe annnmt dur <-r zenith and drifted acros* the moon. A gage with interest at ten ;ror cent. ]* t • small cloud would appear suddenly in a aait the costa and erjrousre of tins t<r-< tire, clear part of the sky and in five minutes ullowvc by law. including :u> dtter”'» five dollars, r* provide*! lot >r. - ■ ( It would spread out enormously. At a twenty paste and as aHowed by lai’; sml I n '■ • few minutes before 4, o’clock tho sky Ing described In said nwrlRtute i.dlov. - • n. above was full of heavy’clouds, but not a Autbat certain ;»>*ev<>r; • : being in the Township 01 A*-s>i I - '-” -1'. drop of rain had fallen. Barry.audStateotMicliluan. ;.:m • ’ dcraribed a» follows to all. the chst nab ■ - -i UOrtliwret quarter of sretlon :v.i-ic.y '■ Then a balloon was sent up and exploded one U > north of range seven >■ ' • right in the clouds, and tlw mortar bat* Ing eighty am* of tend :n--re or h tery began shooting tximbs in rapid sneDated July XRh A. D. >wi. GKi'te-r M- H > ire. PROBATE ORDKE. cesslosi. In two minutes after the balloon Mortgagee and owirorot -aKl exploded the rain came dov^n, and in three State of Michigan.JCuuuty d? Barry—as. .— Fkkd M Wahlrium.Battle Creek. Al a *es*lim of, tiro rr>»tiat© Court for th* minutes it was falling In sheets, cud little Attoruev for morteagee. County <rt ita ry. hidden al tiro i'robnfe Offlee. rivulet* were running through tho camp. tn tbe City ut Hastings, iu said county, on Tu-aday, the UU.U a*y uf (s tiwr. in tbe At sunrise a dry norther came, and lu a year <n:r chuu-uuid eight bujmIred and ninety one. i short time the storm clouds had been I rro-uL Charles W. Atuudroug. Judge <rf blown to shreds. Mr. Ellis is highly Probate. lu the matter of the ratauj of David 1. pleased at the results of the experiments, Talbot, deceased. aud every one here agrees that the storm lirury H. M..yo, ‘.adnilnl«tratnr of said estate eonirn into court uud repreteuta that be te ready was wholly due to the firing. to flle hl* final amount an such administrator Ezploalcn on a Mall Steamer. and tiny* that a day nmy b« appointed for hear iti^ Uro same. Whatcom. Wash., Oct. 16.—Shortly Thereopon It to1 ordered, that Friday, tiro •dxtii day of Noivmtror. A. D. tan.at tan o’riock after 10 o'clock Wednesday night thein;he ion-noon be assigned tor tbe hearing ot said boiler In the steiuner Evangel, a mall petition, and that the Ueirs Ml law ot suml <lecrimed and all mlror persons Interested lu said boat plylag between Port Townsend and estate, are required to appear at a session of said Bellingham bay, blew up at tho Scheme Court, then to beholden ut lbe Probate OtBce dock in this city. One man was killed in tho City ot Hwttlti).**, la said County, and Who h»* foUowtil the umbTl.A :-how cause, if any there be. why tbe prayer of and seven Injured and burned. The man the petitioner may not be granted. And It to killed was a deckhand, name unknown. ftuirral directory business for« hfr further ordered, that said petitioner give notice Darla, the mate was the only man ou tie found night or dny in <>io tn the person* Interested tu said estate, of the board who escaped uninjured. The cap­ Mudge & Son's elothlnu «ture. <>u M -Hasuuks. with a complete Hue of pendency ot tudd petition and the hearing thereef. by causing a copy of this order to be tain, the chief engineer and a number of published in tiro Haatings Banker, a ne«M>a- passesgers from Port Towu*end bad left oer printed aud circulated lu said County of the boat only a few moments before the He thoroughtyjundereLinds ,.?■ .> rtxrry once lu each week for Hire© suoeeMlve will sitebd to til cans in person. Jr' r explosion occurred. week* previous te said day of hearing. ehargr* for use of outfit, nnr for ai» - ;r ,. . i Guam. W. AHMtmcoMd. laving out the litad and pn-rartio. . (A true copy.) ; Jndae of PruOato. SnaJ. His pricre for raffin* ar rood* are verr rca»onabU- and he cu-warn • NOTICE FOB BEAU!NG CLAIMS. , Chicago, Oct. id—Within two weeks satisfaction in every iwdanee. . Stan, of HirMgau,County nt Barry.-ss. Director General Davis will start with a He also has a n»w hearse, of n«-« dr- - ■ style. Do not fall to call when n < N J**.** to R‘wn. that hv an order of the i . rotmte court tor the Oonnlv of R .rrv. mail* on special commission for Mexico t-o help turo the above goals, lor I will t.'v» J**” o the ninth day of October. A. 1>. 1W .nix mouth* :President Diaz get an appropriation of satisfaction. from that dale were itllowed for creditors to 1I7»,«IO for the fair. Mrs. Potter Pal­ present Uir.tr olkltm.aKahMt tlie estate cfSevflta Imer luw consented to accompany the com­ W. H. H..HEATH. Hadinp. A iliuiwm. late ot *.Md county, dvreraed. and timt ill ere'hors nf >uid d^cwuwd arc required lo pre'. ,mission st the request of Mm. Diaz. Pot­ u n Jb*lrm<»«rt al the ter Palmer will represent th© Chicago 'SSSXX,'yn< । ’ COFFINS aBfl CASKETS. W. H. H. HEATH. Undertakers Supplies- SALESMEN Savlt Stx Makik. Mich., OK. 1T.The blockade caused by the sinking of liKt/nd In the HasUi<gs Ramkkm. a n-wrpa printed and circulated In said county »t D. UM. LOCAL OR TRAVELING. To rail our Nuroery fi’-ock. and Steady Kniplcymeni guaranun CHASE BROTHERS COMPART, ROCHESTER. "■ Y- �Colds and Coughs Johns harder riddle* than that in three years. Mrs. Mauihin." ere7r'r ■ COr*2 alrr *he exclaimed, her ryes L _ :ung tn her white f xt-. ••Von - , - —- . • irrvvu; j nob- »n;9o»-.- ri» wn: un, controlHnft bir cnwtluu by a d-sperat, <ff. fan, “ti^t you buy. be.ni inode tftj vic­ croi’Pr ,ore throat, bronchitis, asthma, and hoarseness ' cured by g fyersCherryPectoral . tho safest nnci *. effective erl. -ncy medicine. It Sh. ild bo in every ■ fathilv- PRESS y\ss?ciA -bo U Uliev.l to be dond, bnt whom I now know to bo nlire-KeTOel Dnrko. UftU here node, yonr pnitretioa. nnd b> faftuenoneh -o pluy Bh«-Jy prank, on jne—with what pnijme j won't «tl«nr.t ,D“l '-’“nnrecapel renviet. Let him look to hirarein I will dononuce him.” “I give you foil leave to do so," the count iuw’vt-r,.) unconcerned}’.*.’ “But I intuit tell you t iuit there is only oue csca]*.-j cunx-Lct iif this house, and that is myx^'f. Is it ponslhle you have not reuogntaed me? I am Kgppel Darke." Salliu stool motionless, uioav thsughte whirling fn her brain. ’ “My claim to I* Count de Liala is also egitimate, however, as such things go.” i l;v went on. “But a woman like you I1 should luivs a better memory. It seem.i you have Ukewipe forgotten yotijj friend Alonao Garcia, though you mast have known that ho lived many years iu In­ in. —..i i __ At tho tamo tabla, ou tho othw sta. I “ *■> -1H re. H.,^4 Salite sraa reolrel. -Do you moan to [ toll too that woman 1, a dream?” oho , aakod in a low vuioo. "I know her.” -Probably each ponton preomit’ tore ' her with a different taco, acronlfag to ■ j He ir own nature or mental etau- ” the I “The pleasure has been mutual " re­ | count return«L "But the la m.’thin turned the count, bowing. . r me I oualT . |,ot Mr, „,j jn , ter th! k.nuw,} on 80 much bet* ----- - 1 inent.” ^ J jian I did before 1 came here." Mio ‘•Sire may vaniah, but rim i« ft,eb and mrat«HXL ,‘®oTo,v J’00 h"l H-emed bloo.1.” Mid Salite, in tbe asm,, trndere mysterious nnd enigmatical; vou were th tl.iy of tone. “Situ ie Olympia Raven. How •omeihmgliko a prince InifL^IX came she here? She waa not among the iittiJavit guoste. Perhaps by way of tho inagio S‘ mirror!” penrnnThe count smiled, ••Y» ^1 rex But tho denunciation! from or w— __ wwvi, uc- m\. a**-.- (.;*« <iu uudicufw." on motion her. yourself," said he. 0,111™0 ru*at5,'na c*011 Ue fifePW to tiie door and pushed “Do you give me leave?” ° ,.^r’ । ®IK:n- General Bristowe was passing,. “Undoubtedly!" •red within “1 am glad to hear you any so," roSullie rose at once. The count also sponded the ecunt courteously. r.-<M and said: “My frlomlg, Mrs.,Harrv Sallie eyed him for a moment, nnd Trent, whpm you all know, declines to then stepped close in front of him, * .«r thb believe tliat the apparition which onr changing her tone of polished sarcasm j “Pardon tae," said the count to' the 1 jnggler ha* pro>luc«*d yonder w not real to one of intense eanjestacss. “I can be two, "hero is a lady who has something I „ KW thin twenty ficeh nnd LIikkL Shu luw kindly con-, a good friend and a good enemy," she to say to you.” fij order to sonted to make trial of it. 1 maintain said, said. “You have nearly everything that “Oh, Mrs. Trent,” raid" the general, i-K a news- that it is an illusion only." a man can wish for. Count de Lnde. but coining forward, "are we to lose you? “Don’t go near it, my dear," said Mrs. ; If you hau twice us much it would still You’re al! right, 1 trust? That juggler in- iH-rsonally VanderJundv. “You’ll be turning into’ be worth your while to moke a woman was enough to scare anybody.” t wenty ilny s an apparition younelf if. you’re not like me your friend. Au-1 I am ready to s —I-didn't ......... ............ “----------------------I only wanted to— say mean sioH'niancr. careful!” join Ininds with you on any terms you j to disturb .you—I was going—to have a There*was a ruetie and murmur nf ex-! projK«e. Wliat motive can yon jioesiLly little tea at my house tomorrow aftercited expectancy throughout the roo'm. i have to antagonize me? I have dune voti ! W- -- 7“. -■ ~ ?:tr i»n—if you—— and you, too. Miss FitzJugglery to match tliis exhibition, i no harm. If I have harmed any friend j M«rray ”----« lurray" th- ugh not unknown in India, had never of yours it w^w unknowingly, and .. I* am , They bowed and expressed their acbefore been beheld by any of the count’s ; willing Ur make reparation. C Cotne! I hnowledguientiL Sal lie drew her cloak guests. Meanwhile the apparition stood , shall we be allies? Am I so repulsive?” j• round her, took the count’s arju and wt.nr. <mt motionless, wrapped in its whitn robe, : Sallie certainly did not look so at that |. wenl OQt“ with unwinking eyes fix--l on vacancy.1 moment. There was something, not an-1 COXTlSf’Ell Sallie stepped forward. She held her i, gclically, bnt suiwrhumanly attractive I closed fun in her right hand. .A dis- in her eyes aud asjwct. To see her now Perhaps yuu arc run down, can't cat, i tance of three or four yanls separated wae Vj understand haw smar women rise . can't think, can’t do anything l her from the figure. The juggler still I। .Vj the highest pointe of social or politi- , . . HeLBROOK. OVER mpiattUil on his mat. As Sallie ay>- cal eminence with nothing but them- to rottr -a.i.i.-!p.ftl<»n. and you wander why Yau should hred the warning. | {iroached he lient forward and drew•- selves to help them—themtetves or the 1 - - ' you. ’ ?OBE. HASTINGS. , you are takiiiL’the first step into n»Tv»nts ! some character on the flour with his devil. IL-auty, brains and utter nn- . prostration. pn>->trnii»n. You ton need iiveu aa nerve nerve tonic ionic and ana i finger. . Bcutipttluamess in comhinatian make a i |n Electric Hitters you will find the exact Within a pace of the apparition Sallie dangerous power, before which the ! renw-dy for revering your nervous ’ysteiu i i«uv-l and looked earnestly nt it. A strong»-«t men have weaken*!. i :«> it» noniuii. healthy condition. Surprisj hu-di foil upon the assembly. No one Thoctiuut looked at Bailie, and as he ' results follow ihc use of this great a’"* ’’-^vratiw. -nr appetite j knjw what to think or what was to hap­ did M> he rcmovewl hia gold rimmed eye- "rtV'' c.-.l .IU-.-.U..H i. red.-nri.- .nd . pent. Sallie stretched forth her arm, and gkw™. Thisritenrihisappeanwremg " •hangr In witjj the tip <>f her fan touched the figure t little. Hk-ym w. n-p.w. rb.1. rota .r X.o“ Tr | Ayer A Co CASTORIA for Ill So. Oxford BL, Brooklyn, ». Y. agenh iolvmn OFFICE XORRi Infants and Children WttES'Sjurious ncdicsticE. FFEflr WATERPROOF COLLAR or CUFF. THAT CAN BE RELIED ON BE UP TO THE MARK Xot to Split! Not to Discolor! BEARS THIS MARK. TRADE on the shoulder. 4 riftucd t<> Sallie that she had met their ; Itnmediately a thick mbl or steam glanci* lieforu twmt'wherc—but when or I " arose, enveloping and hiding from view xybvre Rhe could not determine. The notjonly tlie figure but tlie juggler and count looked at her keen. han>isume ! You inny have heard your friends and Saitie as well. A loud voice, proceeding face, at her white neck and arms, at •her | nrighiiot?. talking aiiout it. You may i yenr.-eif !»• one of the many who know nunie knew whence, pronounced some graceful figure in its golden hued drew. from |nnn .personal n.tw, t xKTlenrf ju*t how good a word' in an unknown Vingne, Follow­ ami he raw that she w:w fair. Bnt. in- • thing ' ' j; 1-. . If you Imve ever tried It. you - its >tanii -h friends, because the ing, this a piercing shriek was beard, stead of eoftening, his countenance grew are one of | wonderful thing about it- is. Unit when ■; echoed by many women present. Every stern. NEEDS MO LAUNDERING. CAN BE WIPED CLEAN IN A MOMENT. Ionei started: many sprang to their feet. “Yem ray yob are willing to make once given a trial, hr. King’s New DisECIAL ! 1 eovi-ry ever after holds a place in the ■ t liouevs am! lids •The mist cleared away. Sallie was stand­ rejwration for nay harm tixat you have . house. If you haxe never used it and THE ONLY LINEN-LINED WATERPROOF , ingithere alone. Both the juggler and dene?* said he. JshonM te* a filleted with a cough, cold or COLLAR IN THE MARKET. Slie nodded her heal slightly. ; the ap[«arition had vanished, leaving no ■ any throat, lung or chest trouble, secure a “Will .■ you come -back to the ballroom ‘ j tra-H1 behjnd. Bnt Sallie grasped in her -----------—7-------iiottie al “lire and give it a fair trial. It Js hand no longer her fan. bnt a long with me," he bqntinnwl, "and tell the । vnnrn!ll,n il everv time, or money refunded. block fn»m I Japfinere dagger with a carvM hill, pwpJe ,, there who ’ yon . -------fire—and’ who you' Trial bottles free at W. II. Go-xlyear's 1’HOBATE ORDER. State of Mlchipm. Conntv of ILjrry^M. i The joint of the dagger seemed to be are not?” ; drug store. re not? At a s^s'l-ti of the Prol nto Court for tbe V ' llurklenS Aralra lulvc. “Why should I tell them what they: dripping with blood. k “ Whysh County of Bar rv.hoWtn nt the Probate xrfllee, t! II* The best salve in the world for cuts, In the « ltv “t llnstltius. in said ty. on She staggered, turned partly round already know! Friday, tlie 25’.li'1st ot September. In the year and' would have fallen, but the count “ Do tin they know that you w-.-re never hrui.M ». *ores, ulcer*, salt rheum, fever “Do one thouiaiHl etfiit htindrrd and ninety ou®«\_, ;.. tetter, chapped hands- chilblains. I wn.4 near her and caught her in his arm*; married, either in France or elsewhere, j sores, IbvAent. Charles W. Armstrong, Judge tof US,'and all -kill eruptions, and posltirej Th^ company wsa *11 in contusion. A p, Harn* Trent; that he refiwl. in spite ( cuniSv 17n Vhe matter of the estate of Dora was laid o threats and entreaties, to,'.' to i ’ ^?tUfi?tiou. or 1 mJ.-e was brought, and Sallie wad ,,ff all .11 your vhut threatJturclirtt, decvaMtl. Ou readh cam! Eilur the jwtltlw duly ven----- l s* .a fainted. r.;»nwt make you Ha wife: that after his death . Jn’ )u rc.UUl|, ,|. PHre cents per bnx. upon it. She l luu! ficd.of Aim < hrnej. sister ot *ald ileeeased, pm'iiiR I ha: the adniinlstraUon ot viid estate t'v \y h. (;(Hxiyear, the druggist. “Carry her into the east room.” said you caused a bundle of papers, among । p-(<r ALWAYS THE SAHE may be grmitcd to outer Cheney, or to some . wMcb w » wm, rnWOTW W ^>1^i ; ‘ ' !!ani ; a!1 n,™t« Wand 1 brick the fount to two of the Nubian servants. other slidable Jhtmiii. , . ... ,»,. Tbennmont’ t» «rtlerr<1.that Wednesday .the : M ‘*1B. h, |J|e will not “Doctor Venables," be add-!, turning to to K- dincorenri Ul a '7‘«7 day of OLti.m-r. a D. iM'l. at ten n clock tn JIS ALWAYS THE BEST >:l) Intrgain. the -eminent woman’s physician, who of furniture in a Philadelphia hotel. . t,ue tl„. practice of law after Jan. 1. the forenoon. 5 e a^uriwd for tho t,. iirtiy of s^d Hn ‘ L ‘ petition, ami»«•»» the heirs nt latv ut said deceas­ was one of the guests, “may I request And will you tell them that this will w.ui ,' lrt T'ik'• tsi’ATil from tun.in;«?fty. mid thus I ed and uirvilier peisuns Interested iu said i-ea Fa!!.* eMate, are required to »‘|'1*«r >t a wsMijn at you to take charge of Mrs. Trent? Chip a forgerv, copied from a genuine will prevent the appearance of rpe. m-e Bucking-1 snld court, theu to ue holaen at the I robiUO raiuS shall attend, and T Xtritt.-n >y’ Trent him«-lf, but deeding of the maids anything ham’s inv f"r the WbGk.re. th* best du made. ; office, iu the city i>( llastlnits, in said county, .1 will be at your disposal. I . his fortune, not to you. but to another , and show nww. it any there 1*. why the prayer , , ’ improved, soil you net«l wiu w "ft- »«•** -usg-.—.. - ; tun iu..—— w- -■ Robert Kiekartl. U years old. was klilotl of the letitioiiiT may not be uruijted. Ama 1 am indeed sonrv." he went on, turning v<nnan, whom iw designed to marr. -- , f" Ihtin IN THE i.ar pi In on easy “ machinery hl the it h further ordered, that said petitioner Rlwe to thotln-ra. "that thU riionl-l h.voy Fu , th .t “ raml mta-.nlookM™ T.radiy. notice to the personaititcnwted in said estate, to the others, of tbe pendency <.f «aW petition, and the hcarbapprnul. Had it l« -n |««ib.r to funs Vl.ar own; and yon jonra-Uhid Kin tlw , ______ Lapj^raaw— — ---------— r-----1-^ni st th. hotel which, as yon top>nK thereof by rausiniM copy of lids order to t>o f haut- r i Weak, Ured. na appetite. • published In the Ita55r.nar.ew*hen dan- good fratnn—but we understand so little <s the Chanter Tak- H< ‘>d • *’,r*»1“'2!bL paoer printed and circulated in «aid (ounty « pened to know. Trent had once -wcupn-d. ! Chapter 3; strong, chrorfu . Inn xry. , tuapc*’. farms in wavs of these oriental wizards that we peneu w*av». -- -----■ i itarrv once lu each wt*-k for three suecesslv® u of that will, mit t be cautious how we, meddle jrith. bv £jy means wil. and am of tbe' ;' X, VaK'J?i»bots . . bwn appointed po»t•f < ;:y property. has weeks previous m mid day of bearlni. ‘ Cll.MII.KH XV. AU-VSTIMIXO. -cnti•• ►i.l house and tarn. them. I presume M be wrtitai» of lie is as badly fright- ,.certificate <rf raarriapi. nramap-. ri» abo » a <oj -iy. j; * ’ HnufhtO£ i-n^ lake, Ko*fonnnon Judge ot Probate. ,. 1I Mftd not tell yon «■ .nr«.e. -t toll yon , bnt but written wnto „ on a printed form «i tacky e-umy. [A true copy? down. tel. at 7 ' • ■ hal pn-r-in-d white travelings Fmn«. , that he will l« held strictly accountable you made good yonr claini to tho mtats. ] i Crvn i >IKX: Ms "Ito W1*™ Comer ot Court and J etterwn St. K ■xchangti for if anything serious comes of this; but 1 I ,„SL.UI. w » l“T ■'< Win yon tell them tinri , tt T& trust there will be nothing. Mrs. Trent "I will tvpat no snch foolish Ute. iv- I। " f I . ...... f„,m h«-n<»ry Mrotota or Good goods. Low prices. known as has great courage.” p’iwl Sallie steadily. "How conid I b.. „ •vil nnd would frequently bnmk “1 daresav ahe will be better directly, ioo on easy forgrd a copy of the gennmo wdl unl<w |n M curved Miss Fitz-Murray. IndeM, now -' 1 taul the genome wiU to copy fvom- | pbr»|ctens. i-m J™"- =”- 1!llp„„uiic that thev had recovered from tb-ir hn-t bow could 1 have become po-awwi , l^lnrf Bl^ ^ ,nJ h",: fjr'rAKJE ^o'sCUSTtlfTE. -MJ hn’ ",ald 1 to”bK™“ I l'r“nuntd “°n.re ‘ ------- ■ — — In"1|>UbI I Ikllk Si.^OC* upwards and astings ank Scare, inc j -------- - — ■ property in ex- tbernwlvrs and one another on the even- of that, von. since yon hare foritat- > ftSl uHastings, - - MlcJ>. fam's sensation, and there was perhaps a ton." .4 !^d-the wjU wui yuu. count ••Yonfota.d the j ejm ■ »“ >. rurtfter 1 <• farms for sale will LSdoncr to make ituko Sallie SftlHo the tho reftfwytrf ten. ten.ku>1•the the «mnt. 1 ,.-jr „.«:l.ln- •• tendency tu ” «dd genuine will among Harry Trent S -pert "O’ ^inin,end 1: t0 an „b«, are troubled affair. If had not interfered al! g—------wnotm H U she ftho ha.1 intert-r-i .1 SURPLUS M.000.00. i will trade the , |niimrc Wood. • • . have •__ — _ — wrull tuf. 1 ' ->n would ?'>»e welt. Rr»mo Some of «£*• on the night that he was miirderei. WOUia nave "iStaSl WM wtfth him on that night, . ‘ j„,ls MvtUAiiwalM. Jit. _ -had• •been — ----•* ^ir fwitn rain ft-' ijI , Indeed. I■«» ladies, who fnnn fa,nt | f |n<CTfc, „ul provisions. OMwriwi 'whiftpwed to one an- I it appnanF ing tDemsKavcrs i y’’S?Xl%>touS i ''r^Miy by to X •! or exchange to call other nothins elre waa *" . that .Mt noihins -“tto TrC =1’ralmn I I o/ '"ft., was alive wh™ y°“ t00E I FGH Open for business Dvc.l6.iwe. of .woman Ilk” that; ri>» had take" him ri.v<-. *rom thc table and • and get tho benefits. oftickrs: advantage of having formerly b«n the He Ja|wm«-- “’fa »r’ ------- ,n„„bi, I r...~d iUnnft 0^“‘l D. G. Robinson, PreMdeul; . t»re«<>n. Washington, iJXTFthe hones to farw heraelf upon ■ K-Twl^bom-detedlUny Chester M«wr. VW. Pres. t (who was too polite to deny hMrt. It was ywt wb----------:•. upwards of 5.900.U00 D. W. R-yaolds. TT,E um “«T “ Yon ■he Uiinrral ami timbereK Sjbody Lythtag). «d <’f nrxCTOK*: ii r-:ire from $5 to per bad made an exhlfadon of *>?U ?^e Wu ,m Utot । tf->wn. ten years credit, on DM #.R^nold*. W.n. rowers. Yun * Jnurder, and i :• ni exciirsior. rabs given, Meanwhile, General Bristowe, Mr. Roy ( g*id. lanci'. Mr. Montague Gossett and other there was » 1. tiwt but one |>cnion circulars. n»» BMr ™ •*». “ «*” b“ c““ri* John canrrth. I I | i • ' j ELluloid Mark. < ” SMOKED Eb.FOWERT NO. 35. 5C CNflR GILLASPIE, Cm' B H rtf ml- , W. L. DOUGLAS ~ । "E-^^^oinwl th. Michigan Central “- er witness*?'! S.asara Falls Route.” Vv-w- lootmt ’h’”. »■ V^1*9 anneared with Sidlie on Ui» ar®-lo‘lkl°g tho evidence latch the door ^1T bating entreating ^n. who had £Ttat anuHng --i I"™. ~ . lhe house. anotuer pidon for having ~ mube- .behind^ ^^wofthaporeb. in the shadow of the porch. u; B»aiMiaxo U—.> »\T somnlexion ot affairs re- 1 fteen konl went knff ’raft' np "I’ atairs to ,l’ dipped in onM«tou One H.rrr Trent -L On. ‘Xre “ tlw library whMe HMtT toat „ I think, testified that . Chicago. the had seen ® . with Trent , !«>■>tal« thatth»t beard "Spenkfaff v — beat time with tta-ir feet. M “ X. wiaaris and bloody dagger night co wa« not believed. But ‘That but a' diverting FreU“!;!WT._t^mrecates ’•,Th * evidence wasbow wonld Joywent ^y -wifely d£°££ 7 I Gvtr vour imagination wid °oclel>. s. 1A_ .ytr-ita have _1 faar yoi view. and. mcraeut'laughs >' „ so brara dashed for a mwut, much the mor. lightly the mo ......... * V" n • from rrnn»ylvania.—*‘81no« aftw. wuhn,"10 lT'p-'!“h a!w»s lu a man’s eje Bnt while tho ball «• 1 opportunity *" " * ’heli* Brown ’ s Standard Hrrtml itoMrataZiiter-*htdi hit physician said must be re- Bas. took »n opportunity *>lh •.hr knife." Chaa. B. Vnderwood. r*ww!ntown. \ Orlt Co.. Pa., June B.HM. - • ■x ' 1 ““ Who. ft—"* »* *“ d””“ ,Vte» d>. bM Children, to. r*« “*» c““ri*' T itereat tnU ti ne d«podl« and a general Baukins BusiniMiTrausaewd. mortgage BALE. over 2.000 5to<le"“ *re l'“n>IW “ ““ Mlcliipui university. For Over Fifty X«»rt gsB-SSi^ Hon easy. - i 52.^! 2Jin? M. rtur »t this date. four b.nn^"? nni! who wont a «n ths ninth day nf far children uit pain, cures wluJ Kimber tSi. at shah. ten o’clock In Ito* ioftehs the i u (<larrha-A. Vo,'northdmirof th”Court house tn the City SI'- ttreUt.Sle" b"uo™«'.“ “< sell ro**ti*tv the amount due Hfiire- oai'ufr merit*. R»Uw_tncn*»t!»6Ml««ft»w. a ’ itd the lend eosta. at public auction to the SKSST,?.”^1* , ul. Boy»’’%SVsJ Ladies Fred I’"""’- ’/“-ToeSiw "be“,‘ Injured «i Hudwn Tuew«r > kteked In <be btB1 b>' * *** . oB-. »eln«ranrenlrnt. rfflrerl.'U-.«« two, *^12? tndlwslS •«•«■ ton,,d 1,Vrr' 'i*r i fifteen all In town four north «t'range a “"iStlS » HOVT. CRA«. H . Attonwr ft* Mortnr* costed. w’ Woolley & Bronson, �CLOAKS! CLOAKS! ----------------------- .------ A.T------------------------------ • CHICAGO : MANUFACTURERS : PRICES. - The opportunity of a lift time. . Don’t miss seeing this grand display of cloaks. Forty Thousand Dollar Stock ! We have leased the building formerly occupied by Joseph Rogers and will place this stock on exhibition for four days, SATURDAY, MONDAY, TUESDAY AND WEDNESDAY, OCTOBEK 24, 26, 27 and 28. Come! Come! Come Everybody! You will regret it if you miss this GREA1 SALE. READ OUR CUT PRICES ON DRY GOODS. American Prints, per yd.....................................................................4c Belding Bros.' 100 yd. Silk............................................................. 8c Yard wide Sheeting, per yd............................................................... 4-%c Belding Bros.’ Twist, 3 spools............................ •........................... 5c Best Standard Prints, per yd............................................................. 4^c Belding Bros.' Emb. Silk, 15 spools......................... -.................. 10c Indigo Prints, best made, per yd...................................................... 5c Goff’s Braid, a roll ........................... Ladies’ Handkerchiefs........................................................................ 2c Ginghams, per yd...zQ..................... '.................. Slater’s Glove-Finish Cambrics....... ................................................. 3*4c Silesia, per yd........... ........... j.................................... 10c J. & P. Coats’ Spool Cotton, best made......................................... 4c Batting, a roll ..................................................................................... 5c Barbour’s Spool Linen........................................................................ 8c Dress Drill, per yd........................................................................... 8c Belding Bros.' 50 yd. Silk..................................................................4c Milward's Needles, a paper ................................................ I.......... 6c Ei Y. HOGL.B, LEADER IN DRY GOODS AND CLOAKS. -------------------------,---------------------------------------------------Additional Local News. Furnishing goods cheaper than the cheapest at the Bankrupt store. A good deal of stealing has bcm going on of late. A geuUeman living in the 4th ward had 70 bushels of wliubt stolen Fri­ day or Saturday night George St. Clalbds home and will rPsl upon his laurels’ tairough the winter ns having the best thtee year old record ever made In tbe state, it being 3:20.'L Indies winter is ‘approaching and yon will want something to keep you warm, aud at the same time something attractive in appearance. Go to .Julius BusaeU'sgnd examine his stock of shawls. All who did not attend Ker. Hunsberger’s lecture Tuesday evening at the M. E. church ou the subject of -Across the Atlantic and Beyond,” missed a rare treat. Rev. H. commenced by telling or jhe high spirits of the party as they snilrfc away from the city of New York; how ••serious” they grew as the boat struck the ocean, where the waves caused it to roll; bow one by one they hurried to the side rail soon after to jmrt with their last meal. The trip through tlie British Isles and on tbe continent was graphically described and very interesting. The lecture throughout was interspersed with a vein of humor that held the Attention of the audience ail tbe clown The people of this city do not often have the opportunity of listening to such literary treats and should improve it when they do. * If you desire to buy one of the best Money U*t residence properties in the city al the very Much money is lost every year by many lowest price sea Ira VanVnlkenburgh, people by not buyltig goods td places who desires to sell tlie residence of the where they get good goods at reasonable late J. A, Greble, on West Green street price*. Persons buying goods of John Bessmer. the jeweler, never loose any Three qmulto were caught in one of the money. meat markets last week, and they >were .live ones too. A Chicago gentleman paid THE MARKETSa dollar for a couple of them and took them home with him for pete. Busby Bros, are now prepared to fur­ nish an excellent bath to all who desire. The water and the rooms are heated with steam. Call and see them if you havn't yet taken your bath preparatory to passing the winter. Butter-ieaiS, ’ viurer wm w MQi.00. ■ B-nns—tl.w per bu. ^->ru-«O70r. B-xf-nnmedWoous-.w ca ve*.*5.00 ©L30 Kggs-i«at?oe. Does your eyes fail you by reading in • Liin«-—Scllingat flOeper bbl; waterlime,*1.50 bbl. the evening? Can you see fine print as per O*ta-27c. per bo. well as when yon were young? if not, Pork-«3.003IS.». call at John Reramer’*. the jeweler, and PlMtci—belling Ht**.60 perti have your ejts examined free of charge I Salt—Selling at Ke per bbl. and get a pair of spectacles to fit them cor­ Timothy Seed-Selling at »1.M Wheat—No. 1. white* red rectly. Satisfaction guaranteed. Flour-S2.M per hundred. Kye-tt&O. We have secured Miss Clatc Harrington, Apple*—25430c. the fashionable dress maker, as sales lady Barley—*1.in. -nloua-aoiBiflnc. in onr dress grwxle department who will be Chickens live co; dressed >oc. pleased to »liow you the latest style® and give you necresary information as to Saturday, Oct. 17. . rutting, trimming etc. There is much suffering from drought O. I*. Spavldisg. in the state of Hermosillo. Mexico. Pis Highness, the race horse. during the Somebody made a huge mistake about past season has won for hi* owners *105,Xhc water work* bonds. It was known When they were issued dial the balance of 000. The general council of tho Lutheran The school bonds must be paid tills year, hud it was mppowd that tbe first 85,000 church of North America is in oeaaion at waler bond* would not be payable iwfore Buffalo. A new shoe factory baa been established November. ISM. But the 85,000 bonds must be paid next month, and are now at at Wyault, Din Tbe event was cele­ thr national bank for collection. Tbe city brated by a ball. The widow of Sir John Macdonald has will loan the 85.000 to pay them now. and next year will raise by tax enough to pay been made a peeress, with tbe title of Bareness Macdonald. tbe inan. Thirteen valuable trotting horses ware Tbe county clerk's office is often the lost by the burring of the stable of U. M. acene of a good many ridiculous altuatkms, Morgan at Sabina, O. une of the funniest ^occurring last week. It is now said that Secretary Blaine A certain man aged 6S of German descent, will return to bi* duties at Washingtea applied V* tbe genial county clerk fur a between Oct. 25 and Nov. 1. marriage lieenae, and tbe latter gentleman Josie Mansfield, ot Fisk Stoke* nototasiediately proceeded to fill it out All rhrtr, baa just been married at Pari* to went along swimmingly until tbe name of Robert I*. Read, of New York. the prospective bride wa* reached. This wa* Tbe Grand Army of the R. puHk is a corker and entirely unsuspected. To mid to have a plan for the.erevtioo ot a the gaeatitm -Wbat in the lady’s name?” monument to General Grant at Washing­ tbe excited Teuton replied. "‘Veil by Urn, gracious, she ta!d me vital It vas. but 1 William Busch was ran down and killed dust Hsaguiber. I guess dot blocks de by »T8L Paa’, train *t Arlington Height*, game." With a deep sigh be took the * Chicago suburb. He was driving a lum­ next tram out of tbe city on tbe important ber wagon across th© track. miaatan of fejiJlwr out tbe name of the lady Professor Dyreuforth and hie rain mak­ he was smm ta marry. This be did the next flay, when the Boensc wa* properly ing exp-ditivn an at Saa Dtago, T*x., waiting for it to »tap raining In order to »::■ te oqt w.d we prwMime that he i* »®w proceed with their experiment*. a happy man. BOUGHT OUT! I have purchased of Mr. Ira Van Valkenburgh his stock of furniture, and propose to continue business at the old stand. I have ordered, and expect to receive before the next issue of tlie Banner, the largest line of . Book Cases, Folding Beds, Upholstered Goods, Carpets, Curtains, Bugs, Furniture Novelties and Furniture Ever shown in this city. Next week I will say more about them. V ou can depend on some hue goods and prices that are right. F. Greble. 5c 5c � https://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/418/HastingsBanner_1891-10-29.pdf ba596c4c108de90f9f17d2259ee1a1e8 PDF Text Text LA'S Hastings Banner. ■ tftny^r tn the County- . ■ ____ ■ y'^XXXVI NO. 26 i jj^gTINGS, MICH., OCTOBER 29, 1891. Hastings Banner Published Thursdays by COOK BItOS., ----- XT-— ________ 1TABTI.VCB, MI CH. Of water wears away the hard­ est rock, and a similar idea is my excuse for keeping my name and business before you. You may think 1 am well advertised'and ought to quit, but so was the last candidate for governor on the labor ticket. Can you name him ? TOWER MY BUSINESS Is selling watches, clocks, jew­ elry and silverware. 1 keep the best and choicest stock in Hastings. • Prices always the lowest. THIS WEEK FiPMa Boy’s Clothing. Youths’ Clothing. in Men’s Clothing. in furnishing Goods. COUNTY NEWS. OUR COUNTY. II. A. Brooks, of Grand Rapids; offers to donate the use of sufficient land near Mid­ dleville for a driving j*ark. providing the cit­ izen* of Middleville will build a track and erect .suitable buildings on Hie Same. i- your fap? to Grand Rapids, and get •iiwiint. what is seasonable, suitable r. if you buy clothing and furnishing • Wm. Crkl'.er. ot Thomapple,- report* 1.157 bushels of oats from 14 acre*. The Freeport Herald notes the -fact that potatoes are an enormons crop In that vicinity. HUDSON'S m l*TJ. and R. Fish, of Carlton, come forth with boldness of speech and announce that they harvested 318 |>ottitoes from one hill recently. 5 oA’J.A'Z? RAP/DS. |MALS£W do you keep trying unknown brands of Ki i ■: CHOICESTs- ' 1 CARDL’i CROWN I WrAMASHI30«» ■ feSH TEA The best Advertis­ ing medium in Bar­ ry County. when you can be sure of getting one that has been tested, not only by ex­ perts, but actual consumers, all of whom agree in placing ’oval xitsuma as Leader. LLIAELE. Dr-Iy one dealtr in town has it. Fl gers for Royal Satsuma Japan Tea. .v Spring Crop Leaf of 1891. SATISFACTION GUARANTEED by Call on J< Jos. Rogers Rosenbaum & Speyers Rosenbaum & Speyers r,n in, need of a Ladies’, Misses’ or Child's CLOAK bo it fail to It ok over our large and well assort*1 -L „We show He Largest Line at the Lowest Prices. We can suit you. * -ease give us a call. Respectfully yours ROSENBAUM & SPEYERS KALAMAZOO, MICH., WHOLE NO. 1898 n.ow for m, colt tor It la ,lrad from lb, itlS" tor" wo" ln °™“d The poor ladles received about 89 in shekels. The K. of P. lodge have out some fine Richard Knickerbocker and wife,' ot cards giving notice of a dance to be held .Knt Banda; al Jay C.n»nUr'a at their hall Thursday evening. rhere will be a d.r*e In Lewi, Colea’ Joe Robinson is again able to be out, granary next Thursday night. but Is still under the thraldom of old grippe. Sidney Hull, wife and daughter arc in 1 Benzie county. Kidney Is hunting and Mrs. John Stewart returned home last Mrs. Hull is there for the Improvement of I Wednesday. her health. Mrs. Lewis Pearson returned to her Frank Larabec has moved to Cedar' home Wednesday. Creek so as to be more convenient for Will Gibson has purchased a dwelling carrying the mail. lot, and is preparing to build on the same Frank Hallock has moved luto Frank st once. Larubec’s house. L. M. Clark received two cars of brick C. F.. Bailey Is the only man buying last week from Ionia. hogs in these parts and has things his own i W. C. Rolfe and wife visited near your way. city Saturday and Sunday. Mrs. Bristol, from Galesburg, and her; Beaver’s new house is receiving a coat sister from Colorado, were cal lent at J. H. of plaster. Valentine's one day lust week. Levi Fowler, who recently went out of H. Casey passed through our place one the boot and shoe business, Is putting in a day last week on his way north with sev­ stock of lumber. eral old Iforses for trade. Mrs. Emma Brmour returned home last 1>. U Mortliland was at Battle Creek on Tuesday. business one day last week. . Much interest is manifested in the races A. A. Mosher, of Plainwell, passed which take place Thursday. through our town selling medicines last Chas. Snow died lost Friday night at the I week. home of his wife’s parents ot Bright’s dis­ A. L. Campbell has l»ought -the Rob ease. Ho leaves a wife and many friends. I Ross land; consideration 81,300. Mr. Karr raised 1340 bushels of potatoes on six acres of ground this season. Peter Nlskern last week being annoyed by his cat In the night, got out of bed, seized the feline, rushed out of Hie door with it, fell off the porch and fractured tils wrist. Better look a little out Peter in the future after 4 o’clock. John W. Earl has returned from his northern trip very much benefited in health. Our hunters we an* Informed have captured six deer, partridge and fish too numerous for anything. George Hazen is erecting a very fine windmill for Win. Warrant. The Epworth league hold an entertain­ ment In Hie M. E- church Sabbath evening. An invitation extended to all. lAwvrr Smith, of. Woodland, was on our street last wck in the interest of M. ; Bolter. Wonder where some of our most regular attendants at church art Sunday evenings. We understand Mrs. Bert Blackman is lying nt the point of death. Mrs. M. Cook was buried lost week Thursday. She was an old settler and a' devotisl Christian and suffered much ' through a loug illness. Qrungrvilte, If I were nn editor I would just tell my 1 correspondents that they would pay for I their papers or attend to their burincaa better than some of them d®. A new girl at Frank Pressley’s. Mrs. Minnie Gates has gone to live near ! Kalamuzrx). The Misses Mate and Ruth Livingstone will visit friends at Kalamazoo thia week. Mr. Wilcox is building a new house on the Lake mail. C. H. Thurston is painting Ttu-o. More­ house’s new house on North Pine lake. C. IL Reem and wife, of Broward, vlsitcd at C. H. Thuftidn’s this week. Ell Nichols i» on'the sick list. The ladles of the W. C. T. U. gave a public meeting last Sunday evening at the church. Mis* H. II. Bell read a very good paper in answer to some of the criticisms un the fallings of the unions. We regret to hear of the death of the wife and serious Illness of the sister of W. C. Hewitt, of Barker Creek, Kalkaskia Co. Mrs. C. A. Snook Is not as well as usual. Her son. Dr. Snook, of Kalamazoo, i« expei'ted today. Earl and Guy Coykendall. of Middleville, ' s|>eui Sunday here. Special Batea to Northern Minnesota and Dakota. Owing to the enormous yield of grain In Northern Minnesota and Dakota this soa son, and consequently the unusual de­ mand for harvest hands, the Great North­ ern railway line will transport from St, Paul, Minneapolis, Duluth and Superior, thrashing outfits in car loads, at the cur­ rent class “Aerate. passing not to exceed ten men free in charge of each load? Such shipments, as well as the ten men, will bo returned free to the points of shipment* from which they started on the Great Northern railway line, upon .proper identi­ fication that the mdn are the same as orig­ inally accompanied the shipment, and that, the threshing outfit Is the same as original­ ly forwahled and no cliange in ownership having occurred. Shipments of horses and mules in any quantity for use with thrashing outfits (including men In charge ns provided for rules of live stock contracts) will be trans­ ported at current tariff rates, and returned free to original points of shipment under same conditions as threshing outfits, ex­ cept that parties In charge will be furnish­ ed only such transportation as they may be entitled to under contracts which they bold. There is a very heavy demand for harvest hands, at wages 83.00 per day. Parlies should address. D. W. II. More­ land. Mich. Frt. A Pass. AgL Detroit, Mich. These special rates will expire Dec. 81, '01, if not sooner cnucellcd. Tuesday forenoon everyone was greatly surprised to see the word ‘•closed" written upon a paper hanging in the front door of A. D. .Itork’a meat market, and soon the report was circulated that he had made an assignment, the latter proving correct It was doubly surprising to tliose^noat inti­ mate with Mr. Hark, as he had always borne the name of being a careful, conserva­ tive business man. who always looked ahead before he took a step that might prove disastrous. It was also known that he enjoyed a large trade, and always seem­ ed to have his full share, his little market being crowded during the season. Every­ one supposed that he was well off. finan­ cially. as it was known Hint he hail a good farm, a few miles from town, that was un­ der a good slate of cultivation, and as his market was well patronized II was believed that he was out of reach of any Immediate financial crash. The liabilities will foot up about 810,000. The assets consist of an 117 acre farm, upon which there are mortgages of between 84.000 and 85.000 or nearly the full value of the farm. Of the other asset*' Mr. Sweezey informs us that not five cents on the dollar will be realized. Much sympathy Is expressed for Mr. llork has he has always been an honesk industrious, hard-working man. The mis­ fortune seems harder to bear, as he is get-* ting to la; an old man. and after all debts are paid nothing will be left for him. The following letter was received yes­ terday and will explain itself. Editors of Banxkk:—As is known I have failed in business, and made an as­ signment to Jas. A. Sweezey for the bene­ fit of my creditors. This has been brought about, not so much by my extravagance or on account of my business, but by a suc­ cession of hard drawbacks that 1 could not foresee or prevent But It is done. 1 have given all that I have to my friends and patrons. lx>t me say thanks, and to> them who have owed mr so long and who 1 have asked so many times for jmy. please lie kind enough to pay it to Mr. Sweczey as soon ns you can. It is too late to do mu any good, but it will help tliose who have hel|>ed tue. A. D. Rork. If some Individual with fci.uuo capital and an acquaintance with the chair and table business will go to Freeport, lie can find everything ready fur the organization We arc having fine weather and gOod of a 810,000 stuck company to du that kind fronds fur the last <>f October. Married. On Wednesday. Oct. 21. VI. of business. ” Many of uur farmer.* are through with there assembled al the residence of dupurcorn husking. Jacob Crab, who lives lu East Woodland, Enoch Andrus, our county commissioner vlsor Edgar F. Nye in Johnstown, n large went to Woodbury the other evening to of scbtiola was in uur village on Monday and merry company to witness the mar­ attend a dance. Some of the ferocious an<l Tuesday. riage of his daughter Adclla to Mr. Flutell people of that town set upon this particular Prof. J. M. .Smith went to Prairieville E. Mosher, of Banfield. The ceremony Crali. and punched his face out of all Saturday on boslncss.* was performed by Rev. W. S. Potter, of semblance of its former self. Mrs. J. M. Smith lias handed in her the Presbyterian church. Battle Creek. Many tine presents attested the esteem In Woodland G. A. IL post will entertain resignation ns’teacher in the primary de­ which the young couple were held. Mr. their comrades from luike iMr.MUt this partment qf our school. She thinks that and Mrs. Mosher will make their future 74 pupils and five grades furnish to much evening, and a big l^ne is expected. residence In Banfield. work for one to do and do well. Everything is lu readmess for the In­ We notice that the WootHand News of ItowanM Mill*. stitution of a lodge of Knights of Pythias U*l week scored us for a paragraph we E. 11. Bowen and wife have returned at >Wmidland. wrote In regard to so much drunkenness home from visiting friends in Galesburg, Ssdiantx A Co., of Woodland, have on eti our streets ami said that what we said Kalamazoo and Plainwell. exhibition a lbs. potato, and an 8.S Was not true. Of course we are willing A recent event was the marriage of lbs. sugar beeL the product of. Woodland to apologize and own that possibly we Stephen Tolhurst to Frankie Gleason at were mistaken. We tlwught when we the residence of the bride’s father. Roth soil. -nw a man walking rail fence fashion a-e residents of Wayland township. Alle­ Mr. J. M. .Smith, Smith, tearbrr teartirr of the Interinter- । nn<l an,| M |tfng all a|| of of the side aide walk, with a > Mrs. Inking gan Co. mediate grade of th- W«aihnd school. • -meliing strongly uf benzine, and The event of last Saturday was a sur­ talks of resigning and no oiir.ean blann . .as|O1,31iy (teposltiug n part or ail of | prise to Humphrey Gardner and wife. It her. She has over 70, »rh<»iars, and any I M1p|„.r’ „tl (tie walk, that We had good was the 25th anniversary of their marriage I teacher knows It Is a physical tmpoMlbiiity ; r(.tt,lin, for th inking he was intoxicated; and they had forgotten all about it; but for one teacher for so many, and do j »*»« w<zown..nr \ r..r ...... b' -..x-iwr tn can.-.mtur .*>i :nanv. sth! &nd iurticv them.to . ..ur mistake mistake andi anarcsorry sorry their friends had not. and some 00 or 70 Sen.t-OlitrnniMt Scr» ice« at M. E. church. * ’ ■ that we mentionAl the matter. If our jH-ople gathered at their residence (o re­ Friday. Nov. #th. On Friday of la«t week Sited# Benham. ! village wu* incorpcuvited we would prol>- mind them of twenty-five years ago and a Nov. 6th next the Methodist Episcopal of Hastings, made hi* first oflieial visit tn 1 ably have no reason to complain of such jolly good time was had. Il is not necessa­ church in this city completes fifty years of It *is -a man can get «tnmt drunk ry to go into uH the details as most people the history of its organization. This Woodland, the occasion ot his visit living Watters ’bill ns “ iaid insult decent women and quarrel and that eomp’a'.nt had been entered against ilgiit on our .street.* and we can do notlilug are aware of the doings of suflti occasions. semi-centenuial will be observed with apT. Moqrc has just had his first.rheumatic proprlato services. • Shafer A Co., proprietor* of tlie sa’oon on until after conszi hi ng with the proseedtor. pains, and says anybody that Is articled The history of the church has lieen in­ thjyTcn’unds that the rarloan was not run Several furties in our village expect to with this malady has his sympathy “by deed varied; for. in these fifty years it has * In the building specified by the Jmoui. go north bunting *<x»n. passed through many iphases of church gush." j The members of the linn accompanh*! the Our snloun.has moved into the Warner E. H. Bowen and sun sold last week a life, from the feeble beginnings of a pion­ sheriff to Hastings, returning the next day. building and seems to be .doing a lively eer church in a new cothrtry where the half blood Norman colt for 8125. I They have now moved their mIooii into ! business. Will Coman and wife have recently re­ people are few and mostly poor to a time the old Deane building.—News. It is rejHirb'd that the South Jordan turned from a pleasant visit in Wisconsin. when the country has become thickly setschool will commence next Monday with Alonzo Still Jr. has sold his horse, buggy tied and pros|>erous. aud the church has MDp. and harness to Giles Hatton. attained to a considerable degree of pros­ John H. Deunli of the Journal, -was I| J. M. Smith at the helm. cnlllug nti old friends at Milo last week I Take the B.xx'nkh and Detroit Tribune B. C. Burpee has traded his farm for perity and strength. At tlie U-ginningi } for 81 of Palmerton & Smith al Wuul- one :i>8 rnllea west of Prairieville. the Methodist minister lived in Hastings, Tbe Ladles’ Aid society had n meeting John Curtis, of Grand Rapids, is visiting preached all over Barry county and went . * at the church last week. The writer came i| tend. The Rrlfcccn degree lodge of this place his uncle. Judge Armstrong. into Eaton county, letter his work ex­ very near, losing a lock of hi* hair; In । will hold a social and oyster supper at the Carl Stokoe is repairing and building a tended over several townships, later still sjH-aking of their society h.« made the I town hall on Friday night. Everylaily is new cellar under his house. over two or three townships and now be mistake and railed It the Ladies’ Gossiping James Williamson has just completed a preaches only In the city of Hastings. . Invited. society but corrected himself In time. George Ncithammer is driving for a fine stone hog house; also a lien house OLthn members, who formed the first The Epworth League meets at the flowing well at William Finefrock’s. lie Hastings mission, not one is now a mem­ church each Tuesday of the fccck. A tine has got down 150 feet and no signs of oil built of stone. J dim Huggott and wltefwlio were called ber of the Hastings church. Only a few society fur the young and old. . to the sick ls*d of their son In Ohio, have of tlie present muinbership hive belonged A new hog firm consisting of IV. H. yet’but George is still going down. : John Wunderlich has gone to Muskegon to the church for one-half of the period of * Williams, Homer F.’uwer and J. B. and expects to engage in Bio lumber busi­ just returned home. time that is to be reviewed Nov. Oth. Al­ Moreau. Success to them. most from the beginning of the existence ness fur a time. Additional Local News. I understood there h» come hog cholera D. A. Miller returned from Saginaw of Hastings the Methodist church has been in the wot part of town. on Friday where lie had been to Grand one of the Important ins’itutlons minister­ in Wheat quoted at 90e per bu. There If a great deal of com|>eHtion ing to the welfore of Hie community.' Pos­ lesige I. O. (). F. , W. C. Towne sold A. Bush, of Delton. Cl», «u .. ... — _ this* city at the ................ present time in the line of sibly there are a few persons yet living In J. P. Phillips Is putting a wall under IIIIS । a Poland China stack hog. dry goods, etc., and dealers are all making Hastings, who were here fifty yean ago store building. W. A. Spalding attended the rendition bisDoc n hustle to get their share of tho trade. Hough Is very sick and nut ex­ when the church was organized. of the “Old Homestead" at Kalamazoo last We like to sco this spirited rivalry between The iilstorical records of the church for pected to live. our merohanta. for competition is the life these fifty years are unusually well pre­ John Smith wears a broad smile. week. Ix«on Spalding, of your city, spent last of business, and where there is plenty of served, and materials are'at hand for a Drllon. Sunday with his Grandma Spalding. competition, there is always lots of busi­ quite complete history of the church. , Mrs. D. Hopkins is very lbw with bfart ness done. It helps not only the com­ A. B. Francisco is on the sick list. As stated above the semi-centennial ser­ Milo J. Goss received a car load of peting dealers but It livens trade in all vices will occur Nov. Gtli. The exercises trouble. dumber last week. Milo is a bustler. He Addison Pennock and party started other branches. People who want to buy will be in the Methodist church, and will sold two bills of lumber for two new Tuesday for Saugatuck for a few weeks anything In the line ofdry goods, clothing, ue held In the afternoon and evening. houses to be built at Delton this fall. or the like will not gel more reasonable Everybody is most cordially invited to be hunt on the river. Wm. VanHorn has commenced work on prices anywhere, than they can get right present at both of these services. The af­ Mrs. Garrett, one of the Olin excursion­ ists. to Kent, Ohio, returned home lost Infs new dwelling near the school house. here In Hastings at the present time. ternoon meeting will begin at two o’clock. J no. Muon is also building a house in the And when it comes to a show down Has­ This meeting will be for reminisceuoM. week. Clarence Hammond read a paper before Mme locality. tings merchants are “in it" when it comes Tbe.old-pastortjnd their wives and old Prairieville Grange on the subject of Hie Geo. Whipple, of Kalamazoo, has pur­ to reasonable prices in any line. member" from abroad-as well as all prcaChilean war and Its rauac*. A. C. Towne chased Hie house and lot owned by Wm. Nothing can speak in better terms of1 ent members of the church and congrtgaread a paper on noxious weeds and how to Cooper ami will build and conduct a livery the city schools than to give a comparison Hon will be Invited to take part in this exterminate them, in two weeks he will of Inst year’s recon! with this year’s for• -meeting and relate their memories of the stable. Parties from Hastings have this week the first month. Tlie number enrolledI past fifty years of the church. A most’ read a paper on hix.h isit to Vermont of what he saw and contrasting the east and purchased lots of F. A. Blackman on la.*t year was 663, against 742 this year;, cordial invitation is extended to all sister ‘ which they will soon erect four brick bus ­ west as seen through his eyes. the number belonging last year- was 689., churches In Hastings and vicinity, also to iness blocks to be used for drugs, under­ this year 699; average number lielonging; everybody, not members of any church to Orlton. taking, furniture and bank. last year was 633, this year 697; averaget be present at that service aud freely join Mammy Cain intends to go to New York y. A. Hynes can be frequently seen on dally attendance last year 602. this yearr in giving their reminiscences. The even­ the public drives behind a three year old 6M; per cent of attemdance last year 94, ing inwting wilt begin at seven o’clock. week after next We made a mistake in our last week’s thir year 97; numlief of cases of tardiness After music and prayer an Iilstorical pa­ items. It should hare been 'Mrs. a. J. filly. Goo. MeRndan, of Bronson, was shaking last year 146, this year 30; teacher number per will be read by Daniel Striker. Tills Caln instead of Miss Cora Cdn that the hands with the buys here Monday. times tardy last year 20. this year none. paper Is to be read on account uf a request Car loads of apples are being shipped In of It will be seen by the above that there is a of the fourth quarterly conference of last surprise was on.has rented J. N. Coven’s D. D. Smith here from points along tbe line for evap­ large gain in every way over the first year. Mr. Striker has t>een collating hisorating puriosvs. ball and will live there. month of last year, and Hastings has rt?.v I torical data for gome year*. After the Tbe poverty social given by the Ladles’ The Farmers’ Alliance bare tooted over j paper there will be opportunity for short in the town hall and will hereafter bold Aid society Saturday evening was a bluoui- son to be proud of tier schools. Proper I addrvsaes from any who may desire to crrdk should also be -given to Prof. Ing success so far as Ii>r ragstaring couldd™.-d assist. ]Slerllnfc crrdK snouxi w ___ ____Th. wrlnr.'wlu .1— Tl.uw rvnl.loir prlM who «u>o hu l,taw«i k> lu:.l____ aojll^k. forth there. wnta In inn p»or“ “ •> '»« ” ■ Mnu J. K Wllllnmi «> raronMI, n. win, >h,m np to Ur bl<h rLta.nl at Elder Myrra Is located in the Caln bouse. hr would nut Ukn Will ,uj little llenrj Uunund. I .lundxrd the, Un ranched. I . .upper, to «hlol> >U Wm. Allen, of Grand Rapids, spent a few days with his parents in this place. George t-aya that he not t I �Zuth Phelps Hastings Banner INTO HISTORY OF A WEEK. TbTsJwo" ■>< *•* m„,-r In 11 U « 5 KuwU. Fr«n~. nomb-r «» .m.i:The American Public Health -□..ban*.tlon i» in annual convention at Kauan* Th. Ne« Xnrb rmbyttrUn >rnod t. MOKTG AOK SALE. 1 Wotern Europe is l»mx 1 ^.dueown* »“«“ On the tali day of Mar, A. D. UW. i j.raprl.iion far <b« World • Mr uol"“ *» New go.ods constantly coming. Parker ,n*uY hn ’ and Martha Fartor. ht« wife, mort­ flerro gale* |, nupulnud Ibni. lb. Mr b« eto~d on gaged to X H. Ay cr» ail that <*rtaitt Pi** «r wrecked on the sea*. ,. ,> We are asking for your trade by pateeluf land, situate in the elty ut Hartlnx*. The Tories are highly elated aver tha 6and ay*. _ . i in the county ot Barry and state of Mtebtam. numerous quarrel, and dissension, which ' □udayn. Bev. William Hadley Brockway, a rcsir .. **• Eumeroon qu«».«>.- —— ——— keeping a full and complete stock nnd described a* follows, to wit: tart two(..> •»» < >* £»’ nartv. block eight* n m U*) In <uv ibe eastern.. ndditMm to the . __ ...ari-cr. Irish t the lrj»h party. ‘ drni of Albloo. sunk, nod •» diock eiguvet -.i in Village, now(or city, of ilastmga. emtnty of Bap) ; ‘ ncers of Hie state, 1* dead, after a linger­ -------------Ctarta. ■ ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------of goods. and State of Michigan, act-onltng to recorded . Detective who 1» M0«~d otthf BUB or uf : log 111UM.... a. _rev.ral wrok., M th. M. plat thereof. Sod mortgage wa-s on Ui<- 21»i I ^(.Kgrman, who 1» acctiMW u* .loultaK -...................... —i_______ njoMi. New York propew. >o >>oU<l " Monday, Out *0tttu Statoot Michigan, tu fiber thirty four {3D of *’ !. Germania h-dlCroMt.Wis.,burned. mortgages on page one hundr..-d amlotelrty aen u i 1.IB0 (eel hUh. lu <l«l«ver “X> (‘&d roortgntpt wa* on the list d-V of May 1 caow bare il on «»X urnu. faotb»m will !, Loss, $18,Wfr. insured. , ■ _ were _ isno waatenod by said A. H. Ayer* to Hnurr I. '; build 11—peth»pc ■ Three children killed by n boiler Both the method a»d result* when Newton, which amd iLH*lgi..nent wa» oh tin- 2l*t We want you to call and gee us day of May. t. i>. 1K>*. duh------ 1 Syrup of Figs is tflktn; it is pleasant reg»*ter’n office, tn Uta-r thirty and refreshing to the fc-te, ana 8cfe —ot -—■taurlor. — qu p ,ge forty two (Ut. ■WdZSSg%> » ffiura HM.M-.~rv, renmuD ?™!“, Ih. I In Greuvl. AlmerU, bt-lb. .............. And satisfy yourselves that our gitge* .1.1 .nM.r.JUw .<1. ‘(lu. hands of th* secretary of the interior. i in Grenada Almeria, . RSpain. 0Cn) th gently yet promptly on the Kidneva, ■ If tbe pope leave. Rotm, tins Indications A. I). 1WI. a»lg.i<"t In- tudd H.-nrv L. Newimi stock is full and getting fuller and Sliiart. KnapjH-ii & W v.au-r. wt'i'-h; sxld awlgaLiver and Jiowels, cltnnst-s the rn. went wa« on the SMh day of .Mav^ A- I’ ’“J। Michael Male, in * jail W1 at ■' ScranUm. 8 Pa., tem effectually, dispels colds, h id Cute iwrde-1 In said rvghtv.r* oif -.-i-. In Uber that on a charge of bigamy, hanged bipself. thirty six of mongaiiv*. ou page due hundred aches and fevers and cur i hal,itaal and sixty nine tltto , The cause of tbe wreck at Monmouth, coratijiation. Syrup of Figs L; the Defiudt has been nude in th- condition m ’'S^Heb., Nvwton. of S.- York. «lta M»P Mdd mortgage. There I; uo* due an<T tmwld only remedy of its kind ever pro­ on said mortgage one hundred aad tUD im r • the way to down the liquor traffic i* first , wa» „ot lighted. dollar* xnd thirty eight C»nti< fi>r pritteq».uduced, pleasing to the taste and!ao, (hereof and interest thereon No proceeding u> restrain tt.graduaHy tightening the grip > A -jack the Kipper” mnrd-r hM been ; at taw ur in equity htw b- en tnstlruted to re I> of the law on It until it «n be entirely discovered at Berlin, the victim living n« rentable to tl»e stommih, prompt in cover sold sum oLnmnev. or any nart Uierejif. <‘ «■ «« _ *- J oil. -• ita action and truly bineficinl »fi its Notice is bereby given, that by i4r!tio of the choked Andrew 1 usual a dissolute woman. >wer of sale contained tn wild mirtjoucr. and Jt is staled at Pittsburg that Andrew I The Holston National bank, of Kuox- efiecw, prepared oply from the m< et in pur»UAnc«> <>f ti>* wtalute iu ----»ucli — ci»Mi n"Sj n ----------------------Carnegie and other, have ix-guu the sur I ville, Tenn., capital 8100,003, Utts bueu healthy anti agreeable feubstance?. it* l£ lino line from Irom tbu lb. oil .11 licit H.1U. ..... ami provided, the premium i,t>ov- nntlfiln ......- ......... t .. nl.M. ' authorised to begin business. iiHirtgns’' dwrlbcd. or »,»much Ua-ryi’H*'- may many excellent qualities commend it b« nereMar*. will Iw wild at public veixtuc to Atlantic coast in upjiositlQn to the Stand- i Fifty thoQMfid tons of hay hare been Ute hlght-M bidder. »t Urn north tvo d-mr ol and Oil line. I burned iu suttihern Wisconsin, anjl tnrm- to all -and have made it the most . the court house, lu tlie <-|t> o! Ha«!nK*. Harry popular remedy known. Axalny Zeisler wn* held in >1,000 bonds : eni nre in desperate strait*. coooty. Mlehtean. that being the jJare of bold Ing tlie Circuit Court for *al>! comity.) ou th* at Chicago to answer to the charge of ini- | Ten miles west of Glenwood Springs Syrup of Figs is far sale in 50c Stni dav of January. A. 1*. 1«M. nt I# '»riurit pdrtiug labored to this country from I Colo., at Coal Ridge, a mine explo*ion : and 81 bottles by all -leading’ dru^the forenoon of %tlrt day. to »attaf/ ttw amoiint Austria. lie imported the meu, agreeing killed tvo men. No particulars. then due on said inortmute. tnertber with all gista. Any reliable .druggirt who legal coxto, including ‘ tin- attorney * let) of to give them Mier week tt> make pearl I The amount of 4K Per rent. Iwnd* out.­ fifte-n dollar*, provided in said mortgage and buttons. Then uc had them teach boys may not have it on fer.nd will pro­ ! standing and Dot cuntinu-.il at 2 per cent. by (!ie stantu- thereto pertaluinx. I Luxe to do it. and wanted to reduce bi* cure! it promptly for any one who Dated October 27Ui. iv Is ..... I1 is uuw a little leas Hau W.OJO,OJT. .. ,I . < v-r men's wages. They refusing to work for • Samuel Gampera bn1* called the annual wishes to try it. Do hut accept any tbe reduction he discharged them, and V 41 Mu.n,’ — .... . ’ ••• 1 convention of (be Federation of Labor to substitute. Comprlsirg the Ono <4 ptitart. Knappea & now be wishes he hadn't. , 1 meet at Birmingham, Ala.. In December CALIFORNIA FIB SYRUP CO. Ifeaver. Kvvgnre* of mortgage. next. . Btv a kt. * K xarrax. . 3AK FRANCH.CO. CAL. Attorney* for asslsHce* of mor|g:ice A fearful gale ha* raged for eevrnty-two Dr. rr«ukll»I>. Clark, «> old ro.hl.ot UWWtlU. KT. TORT. K.T. of Chicago, committed suicide by asphyx­ tours along the French coast ot tbe Med| llerranean and much property has been iation. Additional Local News. The tax rate for stat - purports in Illi­ des! royed. nois is 33 cents on cacti tlK). Last Xear 1* Fourteen bodie* bare been recover ed by WliP.n you hug the btove, you want to feel warm. • ------. „ / G»e life savers nt Indian Rlvur, Del. They An expert m cooking and mining po- ’ The First National bank, of Madison J weie those of the schooner Red Wing, latoes hays that a potato to lie good must capital I75.UM, has been autboriaed wrMktd week. lie kept in a cool place from tbe time It in Ma. i You want to know that the stove is a good one; | j|. Kelly, cashier of the firm of dug and dried until it Is eaten. He sats to i begin bmduew Secretary of elate Chapleau, of Cunadfl, j Richardson. William* iz Co., wholeaalo light and O|*n air always injure the that you are getting the best results from the quality and flavor ol potatoes, and they was stricken with heart failure, and is in j dry BO^js j<ew Orleans, han robbed his should always be kept covered willt some­ h crifical condition. • enjp]oyen, of lao.O-xi A misplaced switch nn the Chicago, t .— --------thing after they are pul away for the fuel burned—in short, that you made a good in­ Milwaukee and St. Paul ralfway, near । Tuesday. Oct. SVwinter. Bootie, la., injured icvertil person*. a Virginia boy gets drunk by inhaling vestment when you bought it. Of this you can The Scientific American suggest- for Two laborers were killed by a smash-up I the fume* of gasoline. diphtheria that raw onion* be placet! In u on the Wabash railway at the suburban j F. J. Blair, a pioneer Milwaukee bust­ bandage and Is-aten Into pulp, tlie clothes village , always be assured when yon buy of Forest Hill, near Chle*gQ> ' Ul** man, is dead at the ego of 7fi Ski Uaffsebo asd relter. all tbe treat!* Jacf. containing onions, pulp and nil. should The wnrebouve uf Bardwell, RolAnson | School Board Treasurer Ducrflinger, then be bound about the throat and well & Co., Minneapolis, .-uuhe*. do t* and pmsburg, i* a defaulter to tbe extent up over the ears. Renewals may Im? made 1blind*, was burned. Loss, <l-X-’.(tkk in- afrtaOOO. as oflt-ti at t!»e mate tiecuines dry. In suraDO, iW.WM. Kiltie Cole, su IS-ytar-cld girl of Potts­ most case* noticed tbe result was almost John Itard.ky, the convict ex-treasurer town, Fa., baa died from the effects of magical, deadly pain yielding in a short of Pniladulphm. declare* that no criminal tight lacing. time to sleepy comfort. Tin- editor added Intent ever tinged any net of his, either J. M. Shelly, one of I he oldest resident r ha. yet Csrter's UUloLtwc Kt n wish tliat this n-inwly Wight Itave a wide | public or private. - T*lu»bln InCorurtiiwta’p. c -rtr.g sad pre­ of Keokuk, la., itfid promiueul lu busi­ enough trial to fully lust Its ust.f'Tliiesn. ; thi« sanojluKCttBBlsilit.'w nils tl> 7*1*0 Tbe Knight* uf Libor hare won a stnko ness aud jmlitics, is dead. correct Alidii-irdcr* of theetudx-tiAL'.’jii-.-jTho Walt Whitman is completely paralysed, liver sad saguktetbo bu wcl% Er .-ail they ocl> A few short years ago. the Journal against W. J. Ixmp, brewer, of St. Louis, heralded in hold headhnrs that ex-mayor and signed a contract that requires three •and while, be uu^y live for yearn is in dan ger of dying at any moment. .1. W. Bentlpy, Who Ijml beun up to tlmt month’* Dirticeof abrogai iou. Professor Ziclivu, of Jena university, time a staunch republican, was compelled As n resuk of two weeks’ nearly conby reason of his tariff views, to leave the wbo Kent l<» Corsica to study the geology linucus rain mauy of the river* ut Eug. Astarthey would be simet prio-tewto t’-W vbO Of the well known firm of Goodyear Bros. It is •otertrena tbM dtotresdag eoWptaiut; tut forteparty of bls love, nnd fly to Grover. In and topography of the Island, ha* been Irtud are out bf their banks. arrested by the French as a spy. Eaten-thcirr:od,sa,*,,1*’*Ul,1,’“,lll-rr-ts; 1 ’bam its announcement of ttm ciwivehdou of Wit The New. York Central proposes to run wbo ones try them will find IbetMliUic jiilUvaiaconceded tlfftt they carry the largest and best Bentley, the Journal hmk occasion to refer a train from New York tu Buffalo that ■hi« tn kni-tar ways that they will t-M be vJto his exalteil character a- a man, mid the Aral twenty day* in October were will average over fltty-tbree mile* nn ]icg to dd witboat Uaua. Bui Sftor sllsiik taad 16,804,202, against III.433.8a,'for the corline, the best in sen ice, style, wear, and the most his prominence as a ritixen. In short, hour. there wen- hardly gushing words enough resjionding period last year. Vnlbrrtbed wheat to the extent ot 13 to Thoma* A. Williamson, who it to be Ob fier cent, iu Kans.os field* Las been in the voeabnlarly of our cuntemporay to economical, the recognized leading lines of the banged nt Sedalia, Mo., Oct. 31. has describe what a big haul his party had damaged by wet weather, su that it*w al- Iathebe»3Gf wnanyUra. tint t«re is whet. made when II landed Mr. Bentley. But written to the governor asking him as a BK*t ruined. ywp.Yr our great ixxtvt. Oct yliis cow it whlJS trade. there’s been ' a change since Reuben died." favor to permit the execution to ba public. Ellen Cadigan, of Fitchburg, Man. C1cl:ter’s ta:;10 Liver Pilh Mb very tratp snd Mr. Bentley Is a man of indepenilviicr. In­ The Crane company, iron pipe manu­ kissed her f.-ieud Mrs. Boyce on a sleejvery e«y to total Or.e <.r tw,. t-SU to* clined io persist in his own views unleM facturer*, of Chicago, him sued tbe Colum­ ing car at Fitchburg and then fell dead. iSey are strictly vegetable «iil -» so?** purin, bat by their Remtatattoa pka-otal who sttotigly-convinced tn tlie contrary. Mr. bus Construction company, of New Jer­ Heart disease. usetbete. in vtsl*»t ; fire for fl. oa.-l Bentley was elected aldvnnan of the 4th sey, for SJOO.OU) for iron pipe aupp ied tbe Colouei J. M. Weaver, Sunday achool bydracctai.CTerywbeKi. orwuthy total- , ward on the democratic tirkcL anti hl* latter cumjuiuy. superintendent, temperance lecturer, nud CARTER MEDICINE CO.. New York; views as alderman and as president of Hie criiU-r, i t Van Buren. Ark., u misslnc, SHILL Pill. SMALL DOSE. SM1LLPMCE_ electric light company have most unfortu­ Inrgu amount of seltlero’ Epidemic iufluonu is again raging in and so t* nately not met the endoracmriit of Brother eastern Europe. tnoury, Dennis. And tlmt's liad. In short It’s too The Guion line steamer Wisconsin is Daisy I*ee, a beautiful 17-year-uld girl, dnnn-d !»ad. And now Mr. Bentley docs four days overdue al London. committed suicide at St. Mary’s W. Va„ not occupy the dislinguis'.utl place In the Chicago doctors pooh pooh that German bi-eauso she had liven reproved by her esteem of the Jounml editor tlwt he used father for accepting the attentiona ut a ,to have. In fact, it is quite diiTcn-nl: and scientist's opinion that kissing h dangerou*. young man. * < instead of ta-lug a distiugulslied cittern, W. N. Conover. Neenah, Wis., is not A vein of nxtural gas Las been struck whose hum-sty compelled him to forsake the republican parly and fly to that in-ar- only suing his wife for divorce, but de ot; the farm of S. A. Hyde, at Rising. mends alimouy. 1.1*., while boring for water, at a depth ot naRpn of all ttiat Is pure aud virtuous mid Mike Cleary, the pngili*t. will probably KG feet, throwing gravel and water to a aqnawbuckery, the democracy. Instead of this, the Journal refers to Aiderman Hent- lose his leg W-he result of an accident on height of thirty feet. Nearly every pattern of Horsi Broadway, $ew York. ley as -tlie Chris Jacob of ibe council." in-rmau Hoffer, of Trenton, N. J., is The Parnell faction In Ireland has but i> year* old, yet he acts like a young Blanket is imitated in color and Hite is sivl indeed. It is positively har­ chosen John E. TU-dmond to stand fur rowing. We hope the brethren may get man uf 20, has a full blown mustache, can style. In most cascsitlic imitation < togetlier. and dwell in unity. It is none Parnell's seat in parliament. lift 2J0 pounds and is n terror when at Sir Edwin Arnold, the distinguished home. "Hu 'is in ‘the reform school. looks just as good a| th- :,i itume, of our fight, but II looks bad to see the Yon cannot afford to buy a stove of any descrip• Journal throwing ink nt its former Idols. but it hanil the u-affi and He will deliver a series of lectures in this THE MARKETS. tion without visiting so lacks strength,and while n If there is any sport in the world that country. Just exactly 078 women registered at Ed. Clark enjoys mon-than another, it Is for only a little less th\ the genu ­ Chicago. hunting ducks. Hut it’s strange that when Cuicago, instead of the 5.0:» claimed. Of ine it isn’t worth one-half ;> you iq>ettk to him about it. his face assumes th.*e414 were marked disqualified, and Board of trade <i notation* for to lay were a wpe-begone expression and in his eye 141 qualified. a* follows: Wheat—No. S Octcbsr.opene-I l*Mc. The fact that 5A there I* a distant; far-away |<g»k.' The re­ The French cabinet will give it* approv­ closed tejfc; December, opened 9t<3. duwd are copied is stre?’.: <.' nec . porter noticed’ thfs during a convrraalkm al of the 20'fntnc duty on salted meats that they are THE STANDARD, willi him recently, ami to him Ed. tin- proposed by the chamber of depities, in limbered bls tale of woe in a most pathetic stead of the larger tariff proposed by ti;e bcr. opened floe. clu*cd blMc; year, opened and every buyer sh.r. ’ closed 4514c. Qau-No. October, manner, it seema that ond day last week, French senate. opened and dowel 2W4--; November. opencil tiie •> trade mark «’ in company with Fred Barlow and a few Colonel George H. Clark 1 a* bought of aud clow-d SW^-; May. opened 31 He. clo*-d friends, he went to Wall lake for a short L. W. Franklin all the unsaid lota in 3b*c. Fork-December. opened JJJ.M. cluM-d the inside of the Bl; recreat onr Notwithstanding the fact that Franklin Park, a suburban village on the JT.Hi; January, opened Jll.W, clewed / MV /F;Mr. Barlow Is a very meek and innocent Northern Pacific, near Chicago, for <700,­ looking man. yet he is alway s "loaded’’ the 000. There were 4,10<» lota. heaviest when he looks the mildest. Fred Live stock — Prioce at the Union Slock Referring to recent newspaper appoint­ knew Ed.’s fondness for shooting dneks, ment* to the cabinet Slepben B. Elkins and accordingly anchored a couple of says that he baa not been offered the war rather active on racking and shipping ac­ wooden decoyf ducks near the shore. portfolio, has no rwon to expect such an count and price* fairly well aupporUxl; sale* ranged at 8S.fi»a,4.2» pig*. J8.7524.41 light. J8A5 After dinner some one proposed a hunt offer, and doesn't want the office 24.10 rough packing. J3.PjiH.4Jm xrd. aud and of course Ed. was lu for it. He In Bonner sent a - check for 11,000 to Mar­ 84.15&IA5 heavy packing and shipping lot*. company with Fred started off. EJ. having vin, tbe driver ot 8unol4 wheu she made Cat-de—Market fairly active: good grade* ARE TH the gnu. They had gone some distance her record of 2.-08X- Bonner, however, steady, but comuiau grade* easy; emu­ from the house when Fred remarke<l, "Ed. does not think Sunol tbe queen of the lations ranged at iG.'UatLxA prime to you bad better keep a good lookout, for 1 turf, ns the mile was made on a kito- shipping steen. Jijn&W gnod to fancy them from )• U do. S8.Pk24.UU common to fair do. saw some ducks flying around here this r-baped track. , 4JS butchers* steer*. stacker*. ULOJ thcskB*1’ - 1,fU morning." Ed. did keep a good lookout &aw Texan-s |?A«biOi re ger*. SlUjAXl WM AYr.ZC I and soon hte eyes rested upon the two The overdue Wisconsin Las arrived feeders, Jl.MM 50 o.*e*. ILt’j&XTj bull* and large ducks near the. shore. Getting down _ FBOBATK t»l’.|>EB on his hands ami knees and motioning to safely in Queenstown. Mrs. C. S Parnell is still very ill, and Mr. Barlow to keep bock, he made a great nppurted; gnotaUnn* reaped at 88.50JKB) sneak upon his prey. In his exelu-tnrnt, innanlty is appi ehended. Western*, S3.7Jg4Ul native*. and »XA)gA4J ETt?r rttw I7 l'a-imt-_ The Irish-American Republican League the gun accidentally went off in bis hands, liefore tie considered that he was In safe ot Illinois is in aewdon at Springfield. Produce; Butter—Fancy separator, 81B3So; Jivrt'm.kMl.d Hi’lit Do you want to know what ails your eyes? shooting distance, but cautiously peering Pn-sem. Vhsile.1 u. Ann'1"' • over the ridge of a little knoll he saw that cisn, aged 70, is KVO.OOO abort in hia ac„ . ,.f J-tries Uve poultry—Old chicken*. 7c per lb; spring, FriAstn. Do you need your eyes examiued by one who can tell Hie two ducks were still in Hu- same po­ uouute 1" WM>nT.of th ' * ihih 'rrl sition, sc he continued to creep onward, A heavy snow storm has covered the ft; rooster*, 5c; young turkeys. be; old. &Hc; Mihoi e , dreenwdwhat you need ? On readiuK awl Hii”< ’Ft.1', n,,.r «.!<! occasionally looking out from behind a tree ground in the Adirondack* to the depth Ord <4 (tew 11„ . -fran-n to see dial his game Ind not flown - away. ot three Inches. ‘ deewwt. praylM tb» r-V n u «•'» ms* tw gntn'eji At last Ed. succeeded in gelling bdiind 'a During September last 63,706 immi­ choice. 80fc8C.- per Un; sweet potatoes. Illinois saM estaulrtll««r Mill*'lv ' big tree within a frw rods of the ducks grants arrived in this country against 43,­ 8UO2L75 per bbl; Joreejs, SX5022.T5. Apple* sornr Tbrreai-»Hl*onl^l. ’h*« ;<<k m —Common. 81X4*1 AJ per bbl; good. >1.752 dsv ot t*r“’!«r-A; l’-hr.inngo:^'! and taking a good steady aim he fired. 473 in September, 1800. tin; choice to fancy. fcrciSatSk Crwnl>errl<9« tbeforenuun.1 r a"f’F!"*'1 *!'r. t,« .ifsald ‘Wr»»He there was no fluttering ■ noticed , ~ that ----- ....... Tbe a on ovciv.y Society or of American Wood wood tnEn- —Cape Cod. fancy. per bbl; Jersey a petition, stnl llmt thv hi p, said and splMhtoK and that the ducks did not gravrni took the great diploma ot honor H.73®a.0Q. L< ...a .ii ,>:lwr m-n-otis ll " '.......... uf . rtl Inn iibitoH nn»lrlpeculiar nn __ u_. . . ..... . _ awtume thatHint dilapidated position at the international exhibition of fine arte to dead ducks, but sllll maintained their at Berlin. Nmw York. Oct. £6. posHltin. and aeenied to be utterly No. t rad winter cash. 11.04 Oc­ If you do, call on Dr. Lowry, the oculist, the optician. erect Tbe annual report of tbe regents of tbe unconscious of what was going on around Michigan university shows that there are tober. SW3K; Nurmab.-r. M.W; December. of the wifi i*’i!l<-'» r K‘,‘? HJXM- Cora—No. 2 mix-4 cash, totfc; No- II Is further ord.-red tlwjt MJU (1J Take this advice and you wont regret it; and yon will save them. Il dawned upon him then that tie 8,420 atudente in that institution end 1.0 vambar. 'w.d the n«V D* ember. S^: January. nonrr n. tbe bad been made the victim of a practical teachers. of the p^nt'rncy «-f i !* Ilh* f ,’(t „r.ttfr u> be U*4c. Oete — Quist tart steadr. No. i cask. your eyes and money in the end. joke and had shot at tbe d.-coy ducks r. a ur*sKe; Noramberr and Dwrmubvr. 35^c- Rye- tog thereof by nut* ■ f»<'«»' It la now stated that tbe alleged enoceua in 1 LASi tN' , t (-..-mti *»! placed there by Mr. Barlow. No one en­ Qukt bet firmly bed; wsrtern afloat. »3> ■unlbdHil Epi. prtrk-l joyed tbe joke any belter than did Rd., ' ’ '"*iiet; No. 2 NLiwaakre. 7u© Burn nv<* >u r*‘h J’alJ nf hearfacwbo saw (bat all of bis friends were well but steady; ww roe-rt. (.uaxx-uprobateThursday, Oct. 29, 1891. 181)11 Not Let Uj. OUR PRICES ARE RIGHT HAMS & VAN ARMAN Groceries, Crockery, China and Glassware. IN COLD WEATHER CURE STOVES SICK “ HEAD ACHE Cook Staves and Ranges, Steel Ranges, Round Stoves, The Diving Flue Stoves, Coal Stoves. CHEATING □-HORSE Blankets GOODYEAR BROS HORSE Do You Have Weak Eyes? Do You W ttie Best Spectacles or Eye Gasses on Earti? DR. LOWRY �otnijKUbe IdthrnTby you satisfied? ^J-ebo epoke. Tom ■wo and rtswkhuowa into it “1 beHot” .F1 V!? r™“M. “You have bleached your hair and beard and ther^a nothing wrong with you inside. I netfcr thought there was; but Pm glad to here it out of your own mouth. Now, what are you going to dp?’ * ftinclMl ««: to wttle ray no. eouui with MtTM.tebib.to Bet n«l, and to nriwar |n New York ln PKESS^SSO[TO:^| They depend on on» taUb,i’h"i >xVM>d iwaibility of qnmtion vbo tbe real urarnot Mra lJub .h. dm-r ot Harry Trent wn. it rannol bo rigidly becoming a K’PP’1 Dart'> **“K”. “d CHAPTER XIV. ■ iillowlng Bug­ E“Lth’‘ “n >» "wealed i rannot . Heiiipfllnjr, of THERE OX OMR HIDE. * ■>. n wae apeecbmarry. My |r<wa.t idea b to force tbe 7 M ,;<*<•' print Hewoman td confess her own crime; the • • • ,!. R. Miller, f ). -raaaport, rest will follow of itself.” p>iiut she would snap her fin • t-• it ii ukingit. Mre. “Is th* ro no danger that Rhe may find .. .uf#>to '""■‘■"“'■K-oII with m„. y„ gonuj1 i .••lutbe. ihrxifome way to check you?* Isihe est aundryScap iijHje World S’ bdi”» "II th»l. nn.l ■',.T.wi, bv eno “Not while she has mo ajninst her,” . ’ . Midi., aajrebit Jrthout <n»> cprami.Hqg llere,.1( andl use itin»J||Tiy Wksftii^MldcleMiing'.< Baid Garcia quietly. •vr. i.'ara* *tandnne is a clever woman." • \ nt marvelous i.t ^€®nwkilo,* continued the count, ffAatOMV^Y 4|. p JtyaensMVMiM. „^l“t 1'al, >’“u «S"tart Trent?" ioai . r-,ti!- c.'iitaiM I shall hurry forward my cottage on a o Chicago R°CERSKEEP IT. L^i)g Wand, and get tho foundations of , ”? "UV"lt ta,11"' Q"Ue U>« con:.E I'HEK. the school of art laid. WiU you com tnuq. I met llun fl„t ln o,1(m wh.,n, up tonight and go over the plans with ho ha.1 gon, t„ buy nom, jcw<1, tlrat me?” one of lb.- nnuv,- prince, wanted to «,n. “All right! Are you wise,* adde»l l knew ludm. and I know the princes. I Tom in an undertone, as they ros?, and Mte„ m n go-betwoeu and p.t fho j<-w. Garcia piyeM out in advance, “to trust t.s I runt at forty per cent. off. H.. Unit fellow ns yon do?’ made tae n pre^-nt of that forty peY “Some risks cannot lie avoided," tho rent, asopmmhsiou, and from that time other replied. “But a* lung as ho feels m om» way w another 1 was his agent 1 do trn.it him I think he will hold on. I uw’i-rsUYxl gems ua well -u» ho did, ami And I don’t four him in any case.” is saying a good deal, ami I was c.u:a .-d»le tw do things and to make barIk hel'l mit hl» haml fix hr qwk.. Turn gam« that would have bt-.-n impt«sib]o for him. No one knew uf our relation— I” out which i- tfimrani.vtt l<» bring you my u;- fulness Thomas JI. Dannick. E*q. no longer that would have occupied the small office room on tlie —but I put him in the way of many a for Infants and Children, hip floor of a down town rararan.-i.ary. g'Xk] thing, and ho always paid me well plan yon tan buy front our advertised H ‘ now did bmdnitKs in a wry hands cna for it. No; Harry Trent’ ami I were thj druggt-i a bottle of Dr. Kings New Disntkery fur t .t'tsuninTlou. It ii guaranteed best uf frieiuh, but the l»est of friend ­ CactcrU e^res Colle. Constipation, suit of rooms in a new building on Wall street, and the cynical office boy ships can be tinned by a woman.” fur any afTt-rUmi uf throat, lungs <>r chest. toowu to n, ILA. Axenra. M. D, S‘”* UtXrp’ *‘ru£aS'- "■ ! “ IX-i you mean to say you plotted with had boon multiplied into half a dozen Nucli as eiimmuipllon. intlmutnatiiiii ut 111 Bo. Oxford 8L, Brooklyn, N. T. | Wltboui injurious mdlcatko. grave and gentlemanly ckTkj*4 each one her ngainxt him?" lung*. liroin-hilB, nsthiua. nlmopliig cuugh, Tnn CrsTAvn C omtamy, 77 Murray Street,**.. Y. “ I would have done it without a inure imp »*ing- than the las^. Ln the c.'oup, el etc. It is.pleasan.t hint agree­ inner mnetu-.n. remote from the noise of doubt if she had :u-l;. -l me,"'Garcia re­ able to last.. perlrcll}' safe, nnd can al­ the f’.rv- t. Mr. Uauntck sat. He was plied. “Yes, I would have taken that ways la. d- pniuliii bjH.n. Trial bottles still the same good hearted, clever, hu- murdering cmrfmct off her hand-, if she free nt w. 11. G.kniy.-arS drug Htore. . had kt me kn wn sh • contemplated it. We ih'slri' to say toour citiienh. that for brand him out, for ev.*n prosperity can­ But she didn’t know it herself till the ned K]K-il such men, but he made an ttmo. caine. She went over to have a !." ■ara ».• have l>wn srilliug Dr. King's serums talk -.ith Trent that night, about I \t w l'i-«-u-.t ry for . Ci.nsuniption. Dr. - lb.»rt to keep this fact a secret from all the nimor that he was going tj marry I K5I:./- New Life Pills. Burkkn's Arnica but his bu't 1‘riendB, an 1 there were peoain ■-•'-r woman. Hi* cxpjjiaathais Were G’3the tunl likclnc Billers, and have never pk who fuucie-l he w.u< rather a «vcjre milled rvuii'die* that sell as well, or that and fonuidnblw pcnxlnage. Hu had not satisfactory; the dagger hnpjxmeJ to be lying handy, and she took tiw hint. 1 d«» not hesttnb- to giiamntei’ them y Chib-, nnd we stand ivady to refund no sunnll ttndertak- Si far I find do fault; it's human nature . —femininb nature anyhow. But from ;h, l-iin-haie iiriv. if snlh-Ltemry niulta , <<l frdlow their nse. These remedies cui-h n a uetier man. and Tom had now j have won their viral popularity purely on After induring me to aid her in spenri: gut everything in good running order. । their merits. Sokt liy W. 11. Goodyear, the The count —for we will allow him still • Trent's pitrnder by intimating that s would marry me :t» «>un m» she got fi to wear a disgtfhte which has from tho hold of it she chpix-d rue in jail first been transparent to tim reader. 1 a trumped up chnrgu of stealing lier . Tlie l/.t salve in the world for cuts. To el-in tombstone. To renew oU-cloth. To renovate r^t, To brighten metals. Jewelry. • It broke my heart; I made no ■ TtrulM-s. vurs, ulcers, salt rheum, fwer To scour bath-tnha. To w.uh To polish knives, . To scrub ’ floats. ** out sinks. —Count tie Li.de. otherwise Keppel defense: Fin* had everything n<uly to I son-s. tetter, chapped hands, chilblains, To scour bottle*. To ■whiten xnarblo. To remove rust. To clean dUhsu. Darko, callal at Rtnnick'.i office a day choke me off in case 1 nttrmpti d to turn : corn*, and r.ll si.iti erepXloas. and positive­ ly ctue> pile.- ->r nd pay required. It is EVERYBODY USES IT. the tables on her, but ahu might have ; guaranti-etl uighv peri- ct •atiil.iciion. or xnnpaoied by Mr. Aluna-s Garcia. spared hmilf th-- trouble. I went to , join w<- Lost saw in the rule of a Hin­ jr.il and staid th: re two years think- ; money rrfnnd-»i. l':ic- ~5 rents per lux. ilfiM-ar. th.« •iruggbt. di magician,’ .They were at once con­ ing it over. By the time f came out 1 ■ ducted to th>- Jun.-rivr retreat, and orders wan ready for action, and thunks to our 1 MUlcbsailuk. , Xrtku W rl»*n lh*tr VrlsUUitw nd dead in liisclmlr yc.-u-rdny. ,va«utKM. Wb<«luEUloclo*n MrjclM. friend, the count, wh • gave me a ten i । It may here bo oboerv.-d that Bannick ■ cd l’«-rfwt by m Practical EVERY ONE FINDS A NEW USE. had made a participant in tho \-upk of hundred j i count's secret fur pbvjous reasons, ni>l less-rl have put in ' Garcia als •. for reasons i>Thai« not w .s ot Hibtard'* PROBATE ORDHR. S. Further than these two and Stale Of MfchtRBti. i-ouuty ut Barer.- mu . ,1L I At it sessUm of the ITo’•■•it.- Court for the . Balli Mutehin the sv-tret lia-l not gone, •Wrii. Mr. Garcia, ctirsHi'" pr-qierfici of the mineral County of.Barrv. hidden at Die Probate Offlce.ln b.o all right?” waathe count’s first the back of ii-- viUioit finding relief from flint ing bis Ltgs and scrati ■ a ihr iT'.vot Haitiugs. in said count*, on Tues-' m after th$ dear was dused. > I <i.»y, die sixth day ”t Oriom-r iuUeyearon® ny irtlu-r -outer until I tried Hibbard *> Lis head, “they tay c ... tbou^tui .light hundred aud iiH.rty-one. well ms ever she was iu her lire.'* for the sou), but I’ll t«B you frankly, m liiii.H;-- Svrtui.-wlileh hn* done wonder* Prv«ut. Charles w. ’AMi'ilrmig, AnnMroag, Ji Judxo ot i! ‘’Y'n'ienL^n^M*V?! me. I can uo-v walk with entire in replied. the presence of Count do Lisle, that your i 1 7n *\iic matter of the c»tau of Harah •loin fr-iin ptiiu and my general health •Dtx» nh-Ma-em to have any recoiled- story puts :ua iu mini of an old prov­ I . , .... . ■ ... ... tMM.lt t. lot. U’llfS erv'inueh improved. It i< a splendid an1 or w vrr me i.v >- m. n of thp affairr erb”----. (d’y :<>! (lie blood .mid flu- debillahd tin teaulng ; nd Olit V U»e Ufl’* "it uuly xen“Nut the least in tho woAi! l*p»n my I fled, of JriT.es praying tar rtSMM “When thieves fall cut honest men ,.n;. Ekku Hkkmax. . •twrein Hated. lb»t an ordet «<drcrie be made won! 'tis- a wonderful thing—this hypno­ come by their •hiM-rtVnb rWork*. Biu lUpbl*. Mich, ALWAYS THE SAHE hi Uns court, ihto riuit.h'z * !.<> are or were Ute tiring Luriuvws! 1 don’t understand it at is .what 1 meant." , heirs at law of Mid "•itnle J. .leeiiy. deeetwsa. old by W. IL ifhodycar. Prepared only and entitled in ltd ertt -aid raskfc .tteir reall, an« I I <1 -n ’ t I edit w any one else docs I'he I’.'Nu ivi Wi ighl' Medicine Company p the imp.'uchment. tho exoiw of i“ ALWAYS THE BEST SrThervu»onlII >* ordnivii. that laidFriday 1 sK-kuov. the —Dot Garcia, here, iihns-lf. i-cu rerewed, i.« i 13 li day t>; Niiveutb-r A. i». l«»l. .'tf ten «> clock m “Yun both understand," interrupted Tint Uily of Davit! fliwnflekl. drowned Airre.A, » .... ■*, i Uu- torcniM.n. It ik>'F 1 l-»r tlie hearing cf itchj Pure the count, 'that there is never to be ft v3"h h - th. ir virtue if H t-y Ml ’« l jV0 wKh ( »»:.! jM-tlUon. aud But the tu-.ra at law «f said Buy cat Sunday, wa- recovered yrster• d:c-.iie.l:.od all oiher pcnot* Intvrvslod la is Soluble. rei* tition of the experiment, and hence- a woman like Sallie M.itchin. -.aid natatc. an- rfliiutn-d muppear at ", t’i-rth it had hest.’be a blank in our mem­ •fCunnt." said Tom, “yon found mo a . AHa f uuU'Vi Ayer * IW» excel all | of '-aid court, tin-i. t“ *>'• hoiuHi at the ITobaie , IN THE once in the city Of thv.tii.gs.ln -a’dcountjBsnn ories, :ih it is in Tiers.. It has answered tX(or man, and you Imre made me a nch [ o,h(tpi T[h.; f .ne.y w a»4- I ’’'"K 1 show cati-e. If any there 1-A. why toe P™X®1 ?• iu i-nrix«*<-. Sallie Matchin k now cun- one I Q* c vun everything. But three I 4. ,n- r.*y i» wk- D o >«• tip- petiiiuticr may .tiot t-«\ ranted. And it is | further ordered, nun s i!dj«Qllyni'rglvenoUe» ' It has vinewd that it lire in my .j ----------wi!./:. hou l ire :m I’.li-r omUn *<»««• owr to . I to tbe fH-rsoi.n interest' d tv >uild e-tate, of the fir, and yet all legal . netd}- artist Now •caroely | u. r..i-l tW< «■<■ is attend.4 pendency of said 4»euti«di. and Ut« hcsriag tlu n-ol, l.y causing a copy of this order to be has been avoided.” . * firing lm» wealth tocompare with 'pHhno injuriest-m*”*' .........fimit you mean to preece.! ngmnst ' * pM.f,irP ] knew that you were ; A i(svc a,uJ fin-lory to employ >e- nrinicii aud circulated in iwud coun y of lurry, once in e;..*b week for three atwcesslre her?" inquired Bannick. “Haven t yon • ’ ] never bothered my head ,|UV lIlclI wjj| upstarted at Hudson. tvi-cka iinjvion» m sidtl day ot he^rit'K. ’ ideace?* ... t -1 aU-ut’ho* -voa ca’ne by J’MU’ “‘’rm I ti ' 'V. AltMNTKOMO. | the (Atrueconv.) Judseof .Probate. nourishing, jw evidence and plenty o^i«,’ra1 . u.it tliiujrs lirt. different now. Y‘« ; ()f inlcn>] (if mlrrub-s (iiti-.r<H>rganispi) is a I certain*.co®'-' 1 tlK/?T -----wkifli Indent no innn can " couldn ’ t have made your fortune. --WJ . faix my hu-t. DIGESTED, InvMble to the naked eve. the f.< fowls. Aho a general stock of rrvcenet. ,iM.r. In for Invalids | g.;rran iihefraudnstothefindiogof the ' knows it’s my interest to oeheye v e - | |iail raZnmui h..t of this snny is Uw cause of UoodgixxlB. U>w prices. ‘ will, for in order t<f get hia asnstaooo “rang- SCO.1 >-r ."'"I U“' 7!v " ’ i lu al th. mnr-nitlw Bl1 ,he ’H’*®*** of Ul.e human I eh- wm oWige.1 to malco n<lmlsm«» iSJXShcr KO b-ck fS-they d^tniy more lives th*n wnr. I which, coupled with other known facta. Sold by Cror-yrs everywhere. famine, tire, murder ami ablpwrecK com„ L . IS [ ani-.unt to P~of. Ae to tho murder the I fair and above IxKirtL !>>» l,i,„.i. ,»>i ib«> »>“«r “‘rh‘J. astings ity ank Dorchester, Mass. ; rri.lenee i. id course rirrumstantiaL average term of human life threer«IS 'n«-«.yi» ‘ No one saw her strike the blow, but we limitings. - ■ Mich. --know that she aereral times was drws-l I mmIv of these tn cndx'S Is t<» ,v * ., th«. tlrat «ho WM prewmj. i n^f^Og poowloa o< 11 SSlte. Wb«. tbl. mrfld»« «in raaus clothrf. that she wm present, in Trot'" house that night,. I ” , • ltgitiamte owm». It ?? lira, ll,e wsteiu tho pobOhora ifoti n>»« “ svnrLiM •u.ooo-ov. dinguired, in "-be «l*l tber". l-rfrf » ... .'Mt- no tatt-huiovo, .C «m I IT 1 . H*» u “ ", f monl tegnuMW than »• A.. OT — "-I year ui.e that the paper* m her P0***• ' have one Xk> .11 MU ■'"'.Ukh Ibr l-rrf M «h» tr,OT|wa:rf »~leriU>. Uw. •< «>« »“• « . . only . .hays l.Iswn .« »takjm nU<«rl Tin could on 11131 ttamanTh ,•teie toh2 iurii’t'hte. It toMI Mm sk n After lie d/ports. a ctmUHueil u. t MICI.lgBU. night frem the iu I113 p— wL <4 the Specihr will force out the jx.lson, r°R.tJlP net ia strong enough no donht. But it ( Mom Open for business Dec. t5.IMS. skin diseases is raraughfur rar present »«J0« it H. -wquMwo c h i, onricxnii: 1 M ho ho couH conia nnnlc „, “,e b“ " Sk, know, she stands ta deadly P"^- ,nj UK far mailed free. swift f». U. Robinson, President; n senpc“’ ' Iwair T|M The tinio gnuo g "’he? L To bring bw to trial and hare her t|m„ was F>uo u Chester Messer. Vice. Pres. I wish of u«e to him, mni it Wipemlngha* two railroads and nrfw 1>. W. Reynolds, Cashier. jM'titiuu tonc. ’d would ka tcnceU wouiu Iwe -TT' hat she ’ ct>n!d et>nI‘1 1haV° •'T* • t ” for reasons rei.Hons that he rMu*. titto --------pnnish t.t. her lOT. rayself. raraelf. She . . , i was bis bu. .Irecenddp-kctork: they wntn a union depot lat Frida*. •*" CEnVPeMEH it-nuriuik could to g-t an innocent the man handed thought wise, that nqn itiiad Dan W. Reynold/. W. IL Powers, ^X^ofiUealsmu-J.W ™ best shoe ■ mMM m Jf-W I'—?"".-! S?keen tho same rope .„Xol I iW Jib. I, (I. Ranson. R.B.Mnuer. till .hets ready | “ 0Ktl OT lv dteMter • “ ‘ “ J ” Ck-W»-~r. S." 7 „<, ll3je nw. it » "^^hew’ the nuji« rest'-d lu *aid dangling ,u>e noree u..The™ ““ P. t Colgrove. Kl 3 session tod^w the noweh^Kir. There is no 5M& <> nt (hr ProlMUr a cnmlMl like Ttat“n fOT,my ».*.«» C"“L . In salt! e.-mi.:y.. law to 1pnnish ‘ adequately ' f tterait’.''dd «n ti-ne deposits and a general r. why ti>? is-nyer liu; orlnl slio-n wir.cn o-m ijwh bm' i”s,, ranted her puttlnE. yJ^X^ Htutkiiu Business Tra'isacieu. O, Keose »■. •>» i-nuit-.-1. And It her.” WM ta. CM CLWn». ■>» C“"" “I can into Mr. Trent.” observed Gurmx >uur what JoU CS1® 50 I’oHce Short 1 ur.ucra. I.Allroal Mea MORTTlA'lE HALF. hail given her the laut ot rt ux_w in tho enj > ,.on fcbeulJ nad lA'tUirCarritv«*n we*r>h'i’"'jPa®‘2£! Mnooth lr>-i.!e. b-ivy ihm« m4m. «*U»not ex|d"*> a bcwswf think that .he ought to be hi«. have. I «» gl stntird&r. Uno pair will wvnr a? car. boring finial rd him, tho I nnderrt>n<l »h»■ f n was 50 ft-.w cnlfi ho bi tter niyyc iacto^ijd es a , Mtlratte Ailrl.n ■»'» S2« ttilK prices ene trial will convince tboan Un* marriage oerttfieato *ral of tinI I wbM IhM^ aU wU> want ttaffof ... .hoot "trdoItol, (oUowea MU matter otcouren Th^ , , otgra intfr^ollira 1 &« ’b” <Uy Of fifteen dollar*. • k , the mrennoa. •; CLAIMS. Vti’Tworth d'uwoflheCuurt home in the City “J ci * Uli tosatisiy tbe amount due aforej“?Xa ««“*•’ ““ HMtfiml <f«U. at im’dle miction la the to aflcomrdb'b it mid and the teg'u w*. -» i . nieees ur START! 8 FACTS. well satisfied Ib&t PART FOUB—LOVE. Santa Claus Soap B L N.KF IRBANK&C . CASTOR IA HERE ARE MANY USES FOR *» APOLIO* -SHOKE:- 1 3AXER& Co.’fr’.r.- ED. POWERJ NO, 35. Cocoa 5C ClQtfR micals G1LLASP1EA "XT H «. ate * C B , W. L. DOUCLAS S3 SHOE ;Ulov.ed for rm)flora to thiAl.r.W'.nCnranl.™' >>»'“■ ‘oafc.0 P"*"*1" J "‘"j? bnt not now; and yon rJu^rnwhomthey must be O^r^crU«^-’' J, but you hare told her nothing ed Tom. who co»l'>o'™yu of Hastings, for exam­ on or before the fouriii next, and that sacb ;--fore Hkpt conrt on Tbitrsu, h. .Uy of Jaunary aud on 'k-entii rtfuA day of April or any commonp1*oe in the forenoon of each of Cll.VS. W. AltMSTUfiNG Judge.of Probate. any one may know it now. , 4. t j a; all sa yet. lifflc0]t problem. If 1 Children Cry for Pitcher’s Castoria. Children Cry for Pitcher's Castoria. Woollay & Bronson ( has. H Attorney lor Mo«k-»CV«- I AGENTS. �Hastings Banner. Heatings, Thursday, October 39, 1891. MARSHALL L. COOK. Editor. We Have Come to Stay THM HASTINGS, MICH., FOSTOFriCK, A.CGD8T 14. 1870. EDITORIAL NOTES. Our contemporary of the Journal Is bad­ ly rattled, and begins the yankee dodge ot asking questions instead of making argu­ ments on the tariff question. We answer; The laborers of Barry county were never more generally employed nor at better pay than right now. Barry county people arc buying sugar at McKinley prices, and think it better than the Mills bill with Its 68 per cent on sugar. Barry county peo­ ple have, according to the Journal's own advertising columns, a chance to buy drew goods, cloaks, clothing and shoes, as cheap or cheaper than they ever bought them before, tbuk giving the lie. to what the Journal claimed last fall, that the Mc­ Kinley bill would Increase the price of what the people needed to buy. Barry county fanners are selling their produce al average better prices than for many year's, thus giving tlie lie to tho free trade claim that the McKinley bill would so restrict our markets that the prices of what the farmer had to sell would bo decreased. Barry county farment are feeling the stim­ ulus to their business of the free entry of nearly all the products of their farms to many of the Central and South American countries, while heavy duties are levied by these same countries upon those products from competing lands. Barry county farmers see that the opening of the ports of Germany, Austria and Italy to tlie American hog has benefltted them, and that the reciprocity feature of the McKInley law is opening new markets for them, where their products can be sold at an ad­ vantage over those ot a8y other nation. Barry county farmers realize that though their wool sold at a small discount from last year, the discount would have beeu greater but for the added duty Imposed by tbe McKinley bill. In short, as a repre­ sentative farmer, a member of the Jour­ nal’s own party too, told us one day last week, ‘Any farmer ought to be able to see that the McKinley bill is far better for tbe fanner than the Mills bill possibly could have been." Il will take the democratic party In tills state a long while to ever make the farmers have any confidence hi it They trusted It last fall. 'What is the result? The demo­ cratic legislature took away from the country districts of Michigan all chance to control the legislature and congressional delegation, nnd handed over the control to tlie cities of the statey That Is how the democratic party in Michigan cared for the Will aome free trader answer this, by McKinley: “If the workingman gets 50 cents a day on the other side of the water and comes here and gets 8S a day, wbo gets the51.50? Is it nbt true? If the pay ever there is 75 cents'* day, and the pay here is 82.25 a day, if the^ manufac­ turer is able to give you S2.25 because ot the protective tariff, who gets the 31.50?” Truth. Crushed to the Earth Will Rise Again. BOSTON JTOKE BUT When the free trader gels dowri to prac­ tical affairs and business In his own town, he h always an ardent protectionist He inconsistently urges for his own and his own arid his community's progress and pro­ tection measures whose efficacy he deems when extended to tbe nation. Unless something that cannot be fore­ seen shall transpire before the English elections, Gladstone and tbe liberals will be triumphantly returned to power. Every bye-election for a year baa shown an aver­ age increase of 20 per cent. In tbe liberal ▼ole. Nearly every dally paper one picks up now marts Its account of tlie dally railroad accident with “Ran into an open switch.” Something ougth to be done to dose thia deadly open switch, or hang a few of those responsible for leaving them open. There have been more equalities in three months from the use of squawbuck kerosene In Michigan than there were In three years before the test wax lowered. Ttie above fact Is shown by the reports to the state board of health. Ohio democrats demand free silver coin­ age in their platform. But tbe democratic governor, Campbell, is afraid this particu­ lar plank in tbe platform is loaded; hence he Is playing the artful dodge act with a considerable success. Ohio people never do anything by halves; and their present campaign Is one •T tbe hottest in history. THE TRUTH WILL RISE. We use large quantities of Dry Goods, Cloaks, Shawls. Flannels, Etc., and everything in the Dry Goods line in And buy direct of the importers aud manufacturers, which means to you 25 to 50 per cent, less than other merchants that do a limited trade can sell you. We will, of course, be accomodating and allow other merchants—our would-be competitors— to buy some goods of us, but they must pay the same low price you do and we do not solicit their trade. We sell you as tjood a Winter Cloak for $3.50 as others charge you $7.50 « « “ « •• “ 4.50 “ “ “ 10.00 « « •• •• “ 8.00 “ “ “ 15.00 « <• *• “ •• 10.00 ....................... 18.00 “ “ “ pair of Gray Blankets for $1.50 as others charge you $3 00 “ ■* “ Dress Prints at 3c, 4%c and 5c as others charge you 6c, 7c and 8c “ “ “ a Cotton Flannel at 5c, 7c, 8c and 10c as others charge you 10c, 12^c and 15c And so on through our whole store. Do not spend one dollar for any kind of Dry Goods, Cloaks, Eta.; until you see our goods and prices. Special sales in our Cloak Department the coming week. We will also make some very low prices in our Dress Goods Department. Visit the Boston Dry Goods and Cloak House. Bailey blobk. Hastings, for good honest goods 25 to 50 per cent, lower than you have been paying for them elsewhere. Even tbe land of the dagos has opened their portals to the American hug. Reciprocity is accomplishing ’'great* things for the porkers and the fanners who raise them. An exchange aptly remarks that “demo­ cratic speakers refrain from discussing the sliver question because they cannot lie about it as they do tho tariff." As the election of the democratic ticket Captain Belknap appears to be conduct­ In New York would mean the ascendency ing an aggressive campaign ’in the Grand of Tammany, the rottenest political organi­ Rapids district, with good prospects of sation on earth, a determined effort is be­ success. • ing made by decent empire state democrats Grover Cleveland would not go to Ohio to down the gang. To ills shame, be It said, Grover Cleveland Is doing all In his to help the Buckeye democrats out of tbe mud. because Grover takes no free silver power to help the Tammany crowd. in hia'n. The republicans of Detroit have the The Ohio democratic platform demands chance they should not l>e slow to I mprove of making themselves masters of tbe “city an Income tax; but the speakers on the of the straits.” And Detroit needs a con­ democratic side dare not discuss this mat­ tinued ascendency of republicanism for her ter. purification. Her city government, under All but eighteen states have adopted the democratic rule, has been a disgrace. Australian system of voting In some form, The reason we expect democratic defeat in Ohio is because the democratic party Were Is waging a defensive campaign. Its speakers are compelled to dodge and de­ fend issues its own platform raises, and its candidate has to put In a lame defense for being a Wall street speculator. HA-STHSTGrS, MICH. BAILEY BLOCK., with tbe booths and official ballots. A 1‘nrwonal Explanation. As it seems to be wholly foreign to his nature to be either just or generous toward such as happen to have his enmity, no one need be surprised at the senior Journal editor’s wanton and wickedly malicious article respecting the monument and the connection of the "Cooks” therewith. It, Is unfoi lunate that this venomous character must display Itself just at this time when the utmost good feeling is necessary to secure to Messrs. Black A Son the amount which Is due them on tbe monument, and a debt of honor upon the people of Barry county. But the interests of any project may be never so great, the work of those promoting it never so free from selfish Inter­ est; neither will spare them from foul calumny and vituperation and wickedly malicious conxtrnctiou of their plans ami effort*, if the senior editor mentioned hap­ pen to cherish ill-will toward those en­ gaged io the work. Nor will he take the little trouble necessary to disabuse any honest and fair mind of prejudice, by in­ vestigation. He will let go the venom, and nothing will deter him from that which gives him tbe only genuine pleasure it Is believed he get* In tills life, that of sticking his head out of tbe grass and striking bls fanged teeth at somebody. Personal explanations may not always be iu good taste, but in connection with so public, and public-spirited an enterprise us a monument to the soldier dead of Barry county, they may be in. order. At least we will state fully and dispassionate­ ly tlie connection the Cooks have had with that project. No member of the Cook family had any­ thing to do with the preliminary work of organizing the Soldiers and Sailors Mon­ ument Association. It was all planned, and the plans matured before Mr. D. R. Cook became a member, and this he did by the unanimous request of those who bad planned and perfected the organiza­ tion. indeed, his flrat notice of his con­ nection therewith was Ibe statement made to him by tbore Interested, tieforw lie be­ came a member that it w*4l he unanimous wish of all connected therewith that be jinn tbe aaaoeiatiun and accept Uw pre*!-I deocy thereof. It wm only after strung I and urgent requests had beetj made to him that he Ix-cauic a member at all. After ho did join, he spent several days in soliciting subscriptions, nnd secured about 8600 in pledges. For this be neither asked nor received compensation. Then a contract he had made previous to bis connection with the monument association called him to Ohio. While there he was taken HI, so that when he came home he was unable to do any work in aid of the monument. In­ asmuch as be had pledged himself ‘to get at least one third of tbe total amount, he felt obligated to have tbe work continue, i Right here tbe writer came forward and volunteered bls services to the Association to do what he could in behalf of his father in aid of the project; and through efforts started by him covering several weeks and seconded, by many others, tlie amount pledged was Increased to over $3,000, uf which 31900 was paid on the monument. For tills work the writer never asked nor re­ ceived one cent of compensation; and the books are open to any man or men who desire to see where every penny that ever came Into bis hands was expended. All this service was voluntary; was done at the earnest request of the Asso­ ciation. ' But there is another chapter still of the connection ot the “Cook family" with the monument. Thjey have paid directly to the Monument Association, and the money has been paid over to Mr. Black as follows: Pahl by Mr. D. R. Cook. 8535.00; paid by Cook Bros, 840.00; paid by W. IL Cook. 810.00—a total of 575. or nearly one fifth of the entire amount thus far. paid on the monument Nor was this all: the expenses connected with what work was done by them exceeded 8200.00. And this Is not all, tligy were not under obligation to have paid one dollar either toward the monu­ ment or the expenses of canvassing fur funds. As to any thought of the monument be­ ing used to further the.polltical aspirations of any one, that is nonsense of the most foolish kind. No one but a creature floundering about for an excuse to stab some one in tbe back would have thought of such a thing. And now for the Journal editor’s con­ nection with the monument. Let us see what great pumpkins tbe “Dennis family" have husked In this matter. So far as we know he gave one note of 85.00. To our knowledge he has been asked to pay till* note three times—the first two putting It off, and the next time flatly declining to pay. We understand tills note Is yet in the hands of Messrs. Black * Son, unpaid, though the maker of the note will nut assert his Inability to pay it The amount of effort be has put forth in behalf of the monament can be easily gauged by tbe feeling he shows In his article toward those connected with IL If the Journal editor is itching to land tbe monument on the dangerous shoals of politics, where It ought not to gn, where It will be suicidal to the interests of Messrs. Black & Son to have It go; If such be his aim, let him “on witb the dance." The decent people of his own party will not follow him in any such a course. To Dispel Cold*. Headache* and ferere, to sleanse the system effectually, yet gently, when costly cor bilious. or when the blood b impure or sluggish, to permanently cure habitual constipation, to awaken the kidneys and liver to a healthy activity, without irritating or weakening them, use Syrnp of Figs. / List of* petit jurors drawn to serve at the November term of the circuit court for tlie county of Barry, for said year, to be summoned to l*e in attendance on said court at the court house iu tlie city Qf Hastings on the 10th day of November: Chris: Irwin, Irving. Isaacs. Taylor, “ Peter Mosher. Hope. John C. Townsend, “ Phlletus Brown, Hastings twp. 8. K. Hall, ““ Emory Busby, city. D. S. Goodyear, “ Frank Stebbins, •• Z. B. Hoyt, •• Cbas. Barry. Castleton. Chas. IL Reynolds, “ John B. Wickham, Carltou. Wm. H. Burd. “ Elmer D. Clark, Barry. Thos. Pennock, “ Guy R. Manning, Baltimore. Wm. Herrington, “ Irving Briggs, Assyria. Cha*. Wills, “ Willard S. Nye, Johnstown. Frank E. Doty. “ Daniel Ostrotb, Maple Grove. Seneca S. Belgh, “ “ Ira D. Brooks, Orangeville. Robt.4I. Marshall, Prairieville. John McLravy, Rutland. John S. Broughton, Thornapple. Chas. Stricklin. Woodland. Frauk M. Turner, Yankee Springs. NOTICE EOK BEARING gLAIMS. Sute of Mlchlgln. County of Barry-M. Botica b hereby given, timl by an outer of the Probate Court for tbe County ot Barry made on the 2Mh’ day of October. A. D. M»f. six munttis from that dale were allowed for civditon to preseut their claims against the estate of Dora B nrehett, late ot said county, deceased and that all creditor* of said deecased are required to present their claims to said iTohate Court, al the Probate ofltoe. In the {lily of Hasthigs. fur examination and allowance, • u or before ihe 3*U> day hf April next, KLd that such claims will be beard before said fo4nThursday, the amh day at Janu.try and on Thursday, die mb day of April next, at ten o'clock in the forenoon of each of those days. Dated llastlnj rath. A D. 1N1. W. AUMSTMONU. Judge of Probate. PKOBAT1 ORDER. Slate of Michigan. Coouiy of Barey-M. At a M-Hslon of the Probate Court for the J Of Harry, holden at the Probate office, tire City o( Boatinjpt, in said eouuty, ou Fri­ day the 33rd day of Oct otter In the year one thousand eight hundred aud ninety onr. Pri>bate,il’ Cbaflci W* Xrn,ltn"K. Judge of In the matter of the estate of Lucy A- Jonts, deceased. 7?.d|n7iDt! flllnK lhe P®UU mi, duly veri­ fied. of Fred W. Benton one of tbe taelra at tar and onept the legatee* under the alleged last wdl and tertamont of tald deeeased alleging that <teeea»ed bad In her hfe-time executed » ryuin Ust w U and testament In uld peuttou dntertbed and which bore date on or about Mareb a. iMi and that said will baa been ta*t dra5rwJ^_ ai,d prartng fur reasons la. said |>eUtlnti set forth that the same may be estab­ lished and admitted r0 nrobate a* lb- larfwiu and tesinment of said deceased and that deems ed may be decreed to have died testate. d5?Artupo" »’»« Monday the 30th estate, are obo" ‘■uH1’*’'lrlhere PROBATE ORDER. County of Barry, holden at the Probute Office, hi the city of Hastings. In Mid county, on Tuesday, the roth day of October, hi the year one thousand eight hundred and ninety one. I*rfsent, Charles W. Armstrong, Judge of IVobate. r In the matter of the estate of Olive M Russell, deceased. On readier and filing tbe petition duly veri­ fied, of Allcut Bugbre, brother of said deceased, prajing lhai John J. Perkins or some other suitable person, rnav be apiminted administra­ tor ot the estate ot said deceased. Thereupon it 1* ordered, that Tuesday, thr i*th day of November, A. D. INI. at ten o’clock Id tbe forenoon, be aligned for the bearing of Mid prti lion, and that the heirs al law of said deers* ed. and all other persons interested in said estate, are required to appear at a session of said court, then to be holden at the Probate office, tn xtie city of Hastings, in said countr, and show cause. It any there tie, why the prayer of the prtitlouer may uot be granted. And It Is further ordered, that said petitioner give notice Io the penons Interested in said estate, of the pendency of said petition, and tbe bear Ing thereat by causing a cojrv of this order to be published tn the Hastings Bannkii a news­ paper printed and circulated in said County ot Barn’ ones In each week for three successive weeks previous to said day of hearing No. 16 PerfectOilHeater w. AMMBTItONO. A true copy.] Judge ot Probate. PROBATE ORDER. State of Michigan, County *f Barrv-HS. Ata session of the Probate Court tor the County of Barry, holden at the Probate Office tn the citv of Hastings, in said county, on Fri­ day. the z»d dav of October In the year one thousand eight hundred and ninety one. Present, Charles W. Armstrong, Judge of Probate. In tbe matter of the estate of William Wood, deceased. On reading nnd filing the petition duly verified of < >num E Wood, son of wild dcceMed. praying this court to determine wbo are and were tli» heirs at law of Mid deoeam-d and entitled under the laws of this »uteto inherit the real estate of which said deceased died srin<d. Thereupon it 1* ordered, that Wednesdav,the 2Uli day of November A. D. INL ar nine o’clock In the forenoon, be arelgned for the hearing of said petition, and that the heir* at tew of said deceased and all other person* interested iu said estate, are required to appear at a session of Midcourt tlien to be holden at the I’robate Office. In the city of Hast lugs, m said counlv. anil show cause. If anv there be. why Hie prayer of the petitioner may not be granted. And 11 Is farther ordered, that Mid petitioner give -notice to tbe persons interested In aald estate, nt tnc pendency of said petition, and tl e hearing a copy at this order to be publtebed In tbe llastlnn Bajcxkil a newspa­ per Minted and circulated tn said ronnty of Hurry once lu each w»ek fur three successive week* previous to raid «i»y of bearing. W. AMMeTHONa, Judge of Probate* I [A true copy] PROBATE OHI\EB, \__ State of Michigan, County nf Bnmr- « Ata *c*«i:>n ot the Probate O»urt far the (Xraniy of Barry. hoUten ut :be Probate office. In I ho (Uy of Hading*, in Mid county, on Wedncs<tav. the Jtttij day of October. In the year one UxMiMod eight hundred and ninety-one. ^Present, Charles W. Armstrong, Judge of In tbe matter of tbe estate of Polly Aan Starks, deceased. On reading and filing tbe petition, duly veri­ fied. uf Almun A. Aldrich, ndmlni-trator of Mid rotate, praying for rr*iu>i s therein set forth that to may be Uecn*ed to sell the real estate of said deceMed » in Mid petition drerribed. Thereupon It to ordered, that Saturday, tlie aiit Qm nt November. A. D. 1NL at ten o’clock In tbe lore noon, be mudgord for tho bearing ot Mid estate, are required to appear at a iwsslon O< said court, then to holden at tbe Probale of­ fice. In the City of Hastings, tn said County, and ™ .«-------- lht,n, wh>. **1*’ lhe prayer uf «it may not be granted. And lher ordered, that sal d causing The Perfect Oil Heater is a smoke consumer. You get the benefit of every atom of fuel used. , „ The Perfect leads them all. Ses one and you will have no other. . Elegant in appearance, hon­ est in construction. . A marvel of beauty and in­ genuity. Tbe only oilstove ever made that could honest } bear the name Perfect. Buy a Perfect, live long amt be happy. FOR SALE BY : HUFFMAN BROS.,-: DBALKBS IX B&riw&re, Hastings, Mich. (A tn» eopj.) (AtriMoopjr.) Judge ul Probate. �S' 4U’P*Sf ,w h™!”')' I» OttM H.p“ PERSONAtMENTION, 1<U. and win mon to th. taUcr cltv »7„ Jed Hk>d»v.h«l will occupy th’ I1'"b> w“ ln Chxrloiu. Taroaxy. v.cted by hint. “w <u?*rii.n»y1.»MlnBri,„deo,„8oo It you dmlrh to buy one of th. bet rvd.lcnw propcrllc. Io the city «t th, v„. Grinby wCM to Vl-nawHrlll,Moo. P'l" »* Im VntV.uJSfoS IVORY SOAP 99’ Pure. p»E BEST »O« EVflY PURPOSE. LC fir- who desires to sell tbe residences of’m* da*1” AU" late J. A. Gruble, on Waal Green .tmt Bu.br Brm. .n- m.w prepared t„ Iot. wS? tilsh hi excellent bath to .11 who rlerir, The Mlrt aud the rooms »re heated with steam. Call and see • them if ynn havn’t iaM^UU. lb ‘ JSEr!1”' ‘*,h I’"'’“r*u’rr >“ B“»ln« w“ U» Rapid. Toon to <HJbX^Uh”’ “"•'■Il A little son of Mr. and Mra. Oscar Crook come near strangling to death one trlrrht last week. Iu some manner h« managed hHyT-ridayh11 °(K*ta“’"» w»» In the to get hold of a bottle of lemon eawnre and taking a lltwal dose tlie result came ci*M«££“nnear proving fatal. was iQ the This i. about the season of the vw to think aliont bnying a new lamp. This Is just what S. E. Phillip’s thought when he Kr^rFd n ?ne ne of ,un,Ps. eunsistlng of both hanging and vaae lamps. Go aild <.x. amine his stock before buying. c&ss the ROH «• l» Vanaottrtfc M A"D Art»'- was ^•T^T'o,Ohrt"“ta was blood the greatest CANCER & SCROFULA HIQH PRICES ZINb HARD TIHI 3XZTTTST GrO’ in tbe In tbe wi" «o.ks".n'; Among the must Interesting articles in the November number of the North Ameri­ ta^n^JQ,ralltap"ta •■»”> Suncan Review la one hy Sergius Stepniak. In which the famous Runiau revolution!.t N EWS. points out what America can do for his u bj or in jour v. & H. ». to be Uie bcvl 1 have ever taken. - 2.000 native land in Ita efforts after a larger po­ M. M. Monaa, litical and civil liberty. ’ Gnu.S u.plds. 4fe£t&VISr - i<>r ndvertli^mentfl In The Tate of the Michigan two-cfcnt fare । ui sdays at latvst to For Sale by all Druggists. „ inMie of the week law, which has lieen trembling in the 8qS,"t^.TYh'U'tta’ bto In balance for a year. Is likely to be I decided rntl'ARKU BV soon. A dispatch from Washington states Dre. Mixer $ Sons, Hastings, Mich. lh. J “ n n ,S:„Td ^ .,': ,a '"" , that the Supreme Court has agreed to advanceAhe case to a hearing as soon as n ful^ench shaH be present. i„'v^ Tout oxports to visit hl. parents •siucr. tbe jeweler, V*A long time ago a friend of W. D. Hayes Re.. Grl««l.y 1. vlalllni friend. ing shipped from lu Colorado rent him a real, live coyotte. at BUHe was held in his pen all right for n while mark and SunOuld. but he finally escaped and took to tin Rev. Belcher will leave to-dav •and jackets at woods. Last week a party of small boys for his ' were hunting in the woods southwest of bnme. Philadelphia. Nev Goods and tatas Prices. X JX See Them and You Want Them, Price Them and You Buy Them. T Lct> <•'» i *> a •r dress goods and town aud succeeded in shooting the coyotte. l-?1" W'.J'. ’’“■•o-’r ri-lonwd from Ka<aniaxoo Saturday. A man giving his name a» J. T. Wright Mrs. (’has. Phillipa, of Saginaw, is visit­ . all tbe way from 00c to is defrauding the soldiers of the state, ing relatives In the city. claiming himself to be a sworn Inspector of the pension office, and charging soldiers Samuel Carson, of Galesburg, was In the ?<» Busby Bros, four dollars for his services. He has city on business Monday. by steam. operated In several cities of the state and Miss May Rol»erts visited relatives tn In- the United Ststes marshal would like to Kalamazoo over Sunday. know his whereabouts. • and cutting. Mrs. R. p. Brown, nf Grand Rapids, grade watch call on Signor Crlspl late Prime minister of an suit you all. Italy, contributes to the .North American was here tbe fore part of the week. Review for November the first of a series Mrs. Irvine returned Saturday from an of articles on ••Italy and the Pope.” extended visit with friends In Ohio. k VanArmas. Viewed in connection with the world-wide Mrs. J. A. Grebleand Mrs. Carrie Good­ I’up his old mill significance of the subject aud the emi­ >;ng a good bu«- nence of the writer, this is one ot the most year were In Grand Rapids Tuesday. important contributions recently made to _ Dr. Walter Matthews, of Grand Rapids, spent Sunday with bls parents near the Ing and umbrella American periodical literature. city. t opposite Hams That good, faithful work deserves re­ Ed. Huffman's smiling phiz now beams ward and usually gets it is a nutter of ob­ g.-r quite badly servation. It Is therefore not a matter of from behind the agent’s desk at the C. K. lay. aud Is Laid surprise that Mr. Ed. Huffman, who for A 3. depot some time has l»een the agent of C. K. Jc Mrs. G. Matthews and Miss Mina Reed ..... ...a ..................... . ,„llk ,re cia returned from visit with New York ’a-. ‘ no small 8. at Woodland, and who filled the place ................... to the satisfaction of all concerned, has re- j tires Saturday. Ule carries ceh-cd the call to fill the mpre advanced I „ . ,, position of station for Tv.* the C. K. _£ 1 . , , 'VI!S- .71.1' »•’»<*» are expectI, poeiwon ... agent M । ed lo return from their visit with relatives ■ inick towpi and tbe j •• 3. •here., In Illlnob and Indiana Saturday. ;•? war up among Jvrial Wood has rented Us farm, just Will Cramer and Howard Holes started one mile north ot (.'oats Grove, and will nerj goods of any have au aix’tlon sale Saturday. Oct 31st. for the north woods Thursday morning cm u? Russell’s. Ur can commencing at ten o’clock In tl»c forenoon. a hunting and trapping expedition. Rev. RobL Adams and family are ex­ The property to be sold will consist of ■ants due Ira Van- horsMis, colts, harnesses, wagons, buggies, pected tills w.-vk and will occupy the corn, outs and other articles too numerous Wesleyan Methodist parsonage south of to mention. J. M. Bauer will conduct the town. auction, and he promises some g«»o<l bar­ Mrs. Jonas Davis and Mrs. Hannah gains to all who attend. Hyde returned to their homes In Vermont­ ville Saturday, after a short visit with Secretary Rogers, of the Barry A- Eaton, their sister. Mrs. .Mudge. bas just’ finished making tbe assessment of -Sonora prepared for the past year. He finds that an assess­ The following from outside the city ment of 10 cents on the S100 will pay all were here to attend the funeral of the late 1”, ,v VanARman, Zera Shrpherd: Dr. John Dickson, of iosscs from fire, and leave a good surplus <Zer ittle -Creek. L. C. Waters, of ---------Charlotte. ------------------ — me must be paid at in the treasury to meet future losses. It ml... is a matter of eongratuiatlon to'all con-1 Mrs. A. E. Shipman, of Detroit, and Mrs. ceroed that this favorite company Is m> j A. V. Freeman of Muskegon. vbll will, -the finest line of cor- ...0^0 and Insurance of over sc..00.000. | ■>«’■ Bximtreturned (n New Yorkfmmx !ast wtvk His .-ver shown in the Yesterday afternoon Wetasrrt Bros, i sialrr Mrs. Wm. Pryor am! her daughter «twk before buying. horse, that was hltrbed al the rear of their relumed with bin. ami expect tn make a Ti rl»t be open this week hardware store, became seared at wme- ( long visit with relatives here and in Knlgn.writs. Call - • - - ... • -» - ii—i- , amazoo. A D. and M. Adams, thing and broke lodke. He ran at a lively rate up the alley baak of the atoms on P. T. Odgrovc returned from an ex­ south state street, turned down Jefferson tended trip through the west Friday night. >ti; ant! Detroit Weekly street, crossed the M. C. K. K. about four He was greatly pleased with the western Trtbui ■ paper* one year for feet ahead of a moving frelgnt train, turned country and promises to soon write some the corner by the water works house and descriptivZlettern of the most interesting was stopped. The damages were very points in his travel- for the benefit of ■ 1 neuralgia was cured iu Baxnkk readers. nt weeks since by the light. 1 Al. Jones. G. Crowell. Luke Waters, which caused the About About 100 100 Invitations invitations have nave been issued ' -'«• Jnnrs- '*• V1 <7,, ririJu for tbe Hallow’ren party in Uunion half Will Stebbins. Spary 1 hi 11 Ips. bid <-«?well. Saturday evenink next. The lollowlng vCharlie llaldwlu. John Bn.lv. W■ R iiarne »>«>uw»4n. .......... —• tn announce that ' . . .. t__ t^-41..... _ a. awl *..ei possibly nz.sull.lv one nns or nr two others OtlllTS will Will Cook , i.-« fur Jive hene and verre comprises the invitation: torn « pxriy to thh rily hex! Towh three pound* and. Kind Friend, tbe m.xldena In this chy. Who alone have breasted tUesbillo’) raa.n. d.y monitax for the purpoh, of .lanxhtrri Ins l«.»r, and ta-r 1» "‘>'lh The ynuna. the old. the wise, the witty. know the fate that the gods ordaH. Contrart. for several *-ar loads of re"I’™1 -nr eye sighrand your OnWould nil Itallow'eea in Union Rail. . Tie- party «™ld like : 'f>« ctacles of John BessE»di damsel arrayed Ln her newest »nd hj-t. harelwn tn.de . a_ fw... .....h. conslgninents swtviuitrnmetlt.. Autumn ItaU" f)>r ewu more kept in stock. Correct WUlsxitJveiir wnth t..-...-— — — ---Make L'lem glad1 “ with •*•* your jtreaence— | cnm«. before starting, and all desiring ThcyHl „ „ do tbe -rest. i IHake contracts can do so by calling at • recure your winter The new mortgage tax taw which went i tbe central barber shop. i-ruct the Bansei: aud Into effect lu thia state October 1. provides | bet Tribune, the two jape.rs for the taxation of mortgages their face for on Thnrwlav or wh wit I »m rceelw value, no matter where they are of Uw property which fat well itreMed poultry. drwaed ,*! -’:o page.- of reading In the the owner Detroit Weekly Tribune one Is • mortgageil to have his asse-ruien. head, on xml entrall, In. 4>r which I will : • "'i>h the two for oo(j dollar. reduced in the amount of the mortgage. ,._v blgheet market l>ri« £ It Is provided that the taxes on mortgages •MiUi-rreading now. • may be paid by the holder of the P^pcriJ. ' --ji wants to sell one of his and the amount so paid may be «pi»llrU b • going away and will sell him on the Interest due to tbe ho.der < t I hereby notify all boy-and olheix U«t -•.-h or on time. If any one ] will promptly arre.l a l penemv '“"IL?! the mortgage. hunt here is u chance. lawlrts aeu on Hallowe'en nlxbh 1 trust Wether prophet FWter The thia may be sufficient warningEd. Ik- . ‘tuck a pieea of wire in his ware will be due t» !«•»» this may N j Cv<TKlu city Mmhal. hand ’..nt -k w hile working at the felt rlonii raclhe coast about tbe 2»U>. “’J • poisoning his hand somewhat and 1 ivi.iinz it to -well badly. central valley* from the SMh » H. M. Itaw. sl,M ‘'dl,“r .“T '^'nlil reach tbe Atlantic coaxt about the> OTth. t wrral blOSHOUlCd Ollt IlltO 0 fUli Journal, has lDcMe|lt ‘ due Dr. Lampman .will be It will prolml.ly take a middle ’ ■ B. R. Row, or at 8. £. durlmr Stu pMMUto ibe weather win mu ■‘••ty. All Indebted to him quite wam .lth rain. In the ■ 1 di aud reule ns soon as posab atatea and cool with .now In tho nortbern ",*hli him U evkUd by the tolkt-lor tier of .latex. The warm wave win Pri *"d tr“ <X IU«I»«» ,0 'ker has recommended D. C. cede the Worm center about one Ull^ rlie n«-<IUirt,;..: of Kalamazoo, to the Gov- the cool wave Mlf* iL Thu last days of October *UI J . Tbe JSfla th’ eawi*1 ”™ ~4“ br ttfinr, '•fiicial stenographer of this dutrirt iu >Uce of George Gattrell, re- evideoce of the sodden change. a ‘'<ar-Kaeh went on a run winter and extrenum of weather h,irulu,dT.L”l!^KK-.d — immediately nt hand. Hi-’ time when the old clock ifrfoom. ist when you need it tbe most, The wheat crop of 1S9I Ln John It.... "'bus a very large stock of 30 411.730 bushels- as e»tiotate<* yTh<. ■nui bml JUM tome Motown J* clock;, fo, all tlie good factories which he mmmary of mate from data at Ov -r 10 ““ •Sil* MTV total nereaiw. •« <•*"■ ,r0“ !h5,JJ”;, in ™ K'w -X ™a«d; |d V? “■■•’MidioD the that tint Mra. .npervlwr. In the aprinx l» th. U5Jt‘U‘n'”. t.-Ae: they r» "-1- 1—» aud .till Is ven- sick. ‘ -eeurod the services ot x drat a n<i went n'ltw‘ ““ sud towlllnither itoods as ■1 >• i Imp a, v,w. winter Is approaching and you i-M.r.r1 ””"-’Mt>S to keep you warm. ,«!ue lime somrthlnx attractive rt n 7 "" GotoJullua HuaseU-nand '««lhe h„ ,lock o( ,tawh. wheal I. o< exeellenl qu*II J. |,u.hel. In the so”*"™ Xi'"ln 41 pounds In w* welrht. 01 1**’1' Ost “* ’U'" 1h section -• - averaging —------ ■-- SC “ »* •• tn-Be “•**"' 1'. 60 bnahels of ears to the Mu, Bird Heath feq hl,. pjd watch and •ro credited as taraln^1^^ ’'wk wbu« ln MeOmber-a aa average <WA und.1-11 Sunday It wu found ahMt, only about one-third as ™*n>alb reme ltwvM by a aearcMng y «nd restored to lu owner. .!M K.'mii'SSIXLie iw» «" ”* “*1"' the ,M»e rn tnd OT corn ,n potato “ of ^ are Bxi.idB-J2B’^°i rUJaUiiewti ix~i~ many as The Best Manufacturers Produce Finer Goods this Season than Ever Before. Photo Albums I have a full line of albums on band and am selling them at very reasonable prices. Over 400 volumes of Bertha Clay s novels, nicely bound, and “out of sight” for price. Don't get books of any sort until you see me. WE HAVE THEM 1 ■ They arejmanufactured by the well-known houses of Bouve & Daniels of Boston, Mass.; L. Adler Bros. & Co., and Stein Bloch & Co.,, of Rochester, N. Y., Am headquarters for pure ' Call and see us. drugs, which I always sell ak prices that people can afford. top in the clothing You will find us at the line, and at the bottom in Yours truly, prices. Fred L. Heath, THE DRUGGIST. E. W. Morrill & Co., One Price Clothiers. Does not necessarily mean to wear a| V “tile,” sport a can and carry a good sized j cornfield around on your pedal extreme! b ties. That’s a mistaken idea. In some ■; rare cases a man looks well dressed with only a patent 8 leather shine and a bewitching smile; but take our advitt I and run no such chances. You can not help but be ‘‘wel1l drewed" if you make your selection from our immense ner stock of Fall and Winter perfect fitting CLOTHING—Th- U Stein Bloch Co.’s, the best made; and at prices that ar “perfect fitting” for your pocket book. HATS—all the latl est styles and enough of them too; giving you a chaace fol election. MEN’S FURNISHINGS-weU now, if we can ! suit you, -no one can. aoremo QENTJ PURHUH1NQJ. R R LEADIN’- CLOTHIER. �Mis# Edith Latham read a paper bearing on the same anbjeet Next to the Mother, the teacher ha* the most tafluauoe in mold­ Ing the child. One of the chief diffitnillM Thursday. Oct. 29, 1891. she has many timra 1* In countrntetltiK Pad home intluence. Good example the inoat potent factor, good literature a pow­ Additional County News. erful atty. Mr. Chas. F.. Woodmansee i«olul# out Farmer* are prospering finely with their some of Uie ’’Elements of successful teach­ ing.’’ Thorough preparaiiuu indtepen**fall work., ble. Constant, dally study a neeessitv. Hulling clover l» now iu order. H. A. Nichols mother fell the other day Children should not be fed on “cold vic­ tual*.’ The snccrasftil teacher must be u and hurt her hip quite badly. Wallace Darby and wife have gone on a cloar observer. The tone of his voice Im­ portant. Pupils read much In that tune. vhlt to Ohio. < Mrs. Win. Blakeslee intends to go tn Teachers must trust pupils if they would Grand Kap'-ds this week tv visit her chil- make them trustworthy. Mumc is a must important adjunct in the <KBWl room. d:-’Y • , There are a few boys lu our town who “Some people that cannot bd preached Heaven may be sung there.” need looking after, and we think they'll into • Supt, Wilkinson, of Middleville, read lie looked after too in time. The S. D. Adventists have organized n an excellent paper upon “School Disci­ pline. An, by vole of the aMoctelkip. it yonng people's Gleaners Band, with the is to be published, no extractsi from it will following officers: Leader, F. B. Flem­ be made. It will appear next week ami ing: >r .. F. Carpenter: assistant sec., C. aud we bespeak for it a careful reading, H. Can«-»tcr. trcns.. Mrs. Annla Shriber. not only by teachers but by parents ns well. Wv hear the Methodists will close their Mr. H. B. Andus. of the Hastings high Sunday school for the winter. school, talked upon calMhenics, their linTwo young men were InSown Saturday, portaunp and practicability In the acbool with a view to opeu a pool table at the room, illustrating the same by leading the Center, it surii an institution was desira­ teachers present through a series nf move­ ble. Well, we can answer for the larger ments. portion uf Carlton citizens. Such a thing Miss Flora Beadle gave a talk upon early is nut wanted in Carlton, and will not be American history, giving many hitcrealiug allowed to open up here. facta gleaned from many sources. ThliikFour pounds of white sugar for one too much time is spent on unimportant dozen of egg*. What's the use of grumb­ details in hHtnty. too nipch on voyages ling «t thb? and exploration.- and not enough on impor­ John Flaming has turned hte sjieep in tant facts nf later times. t upon one large field of wheat, as the insect > A class exercise lu grammar by Ml#'; has completely ruined it. Hallock was designed to be simply a sauiThe cidldren are anxiously watching the zple uf the every day recitation. The class Center school house, but no repairing has was mtule up of volnnl^ers ami of course y«*t been done: and the patent seats, where, labored'under the eudu«rassui<-nt incident are they? to such an exercise. Tlw? lesson for tinA. V. Carjienter. of Hastings, spent sev­ day was adjective clauses amt while the eral days m» his farm on uur street Lift class were writing upon tho te»ard answers week burning brush and tidying up gener­ u, «>, .... ..... .. uwm. ally. “1iLM.Tk ,7"'^""* 'j'liL mr Morrweblnb Ito «l.ket. Ed; Manning, living near Po’rtliind,trirtl to drive home Uy a short cut. After get­ ting a ■•Jag on” tie drove upon the railroad nt Portland about midnight. Hit Iw got his legs down torwrou the ties Of « bridge nnd could go no further. In tidperibtns pmilunment he was found trying to urge id* horse on. Luckily he was found nnd the horse taken out about the time for the midnight freight to come along. Mrs. Joseph Chamberlain, of Leroy. Calhoun Co., committed suicide last* week by taking n duae uf carbolic arid. . At Wednesday's meeting of the World’s Fair Commission, (he proposition «»f the furniture men of Grand Rapids to furnish the Michigan building was accepted and that of the Michigan Artificial Stone Company to erect, tree of expense, an artificial stone building sufficiently comtnodinus for an office, was taken under consideration. Suggestions of cuntrllmtlotis have also ln-en iuadu by other parties sufficient to inspln’ the hope that the ma­ terial for the building wHi Ire wholly con­ tributed. President Weston will attend tl.r approaching seralon of elty auperintehdenU of schools at Laming aud have a conference u|x>ti4be etjent and nature of the school exhibit , * itoitirr BUMta®. Ma- crrt xttvtnntTH arnrrxu. ■ t .’<i onto — intHT pubd-tod »iHl printed lu raid count'. tiijat *u- h THibilr Uh’ti Iw rmiUnurft Otter tn mihI . —.....a < .. ... i.i nr thnt ms & ms b« Thus H. liKK K. .iti-girter In Cttaucvry(A tree copy) .Sold by hie. as tho past fm months sales prove. Ileniemlier all the boy.- give in on minnci lumber wajousj in tctjme tiguiu uu nti^uua. ‘ Cadwallader’s AGENCY COLUMN rV» A Gregg du F Wttfu und team. io^buf^i-u Slt’SL'SSSS -58 SPECIAL I i JESSE TOWNSEND. I On Jeffersun street two hotisei mid', lots al bargains, and on easy terms. Near furniture factory.—one lot and house well finished $1,000; WOO down, bal. on time al 7 per cent. And one house Am! tot one block from lactory. $H00; $:ww down, bal. al 7 per cent. Cheap. House and hit near Whip and F'vlt llool factory. $1,000. $&WJ down, lul. 8 years at 7 per cent. Several -plcndid bargains in the 1st wardwnd other part* of the city. Brick barn for sale at a bargain, on ctnrner opposite Ford’s liutel. b0 K. front by 140 (L deep.well located In Seneca Falls. N. Y.^hus on the land I brick j store three stories, tals-i dwelling house and , giKkl barn. Can W bought at u bargain, ur will exebattge for Hastings or Grand , Rapid* property. The city of Seneca Falls has a population of 7.00U and upwards—is largest town In Scenna Co. 40-acre farm in Irving, all Intprovwl, soil good. Can lw bought ut a bargain oif easy terms. ■ , M acres fractional—over runs 15 or 20 acres, J* mile cast of Sheridan, good frarn-. ed house, one uf the cheapest farms In Barry Co., will take part city property, t 10 acres near rity, good house and barn, well aud cistern, 150 fruit trees, acre grapes; $1,800, cheap, •{ down,' bal. at 7 per cenL ' _ 1G0 acre* In Woodland to excliangc for smaller farm and difference. IM acres In Hope township, known as the Doty farm, will sell for ?4’J00 on easy terms. Several K0 acre parcel* for sale at bar­ gains ranging from $1,800 upwards nnd some will take part city property in ex­ change. 1 have several large farms for sale will take small farm in part payment. 1 have some city property 1 will trade fur good farms. I’contemplate a more extended system of advertising, aud it would be well for those wbo wish to sell or exchange to call at this agency at once nnd get the benefits. Union Pacific R. K. lands for sale in the states of Kuimm, Oregon. Wanhlngtrai. Utah. Texas, etc, upwards of 5.000,000 acres of farming, mineral and timbered lands, ranging In price from $5 to $10 per sere; one-tenth down, ten years credit on balance. Frequent excursion rates given, etc. Call and get circulars. Michigan Central Office at Residence on Mlchk'aa Ave. HASTINGS. MICH. See Here! We are doing work Unit can not be surpassed by any hum­ dry in tlie state. Our prie<< for collars, cuffs ami shirts sire 2 cts, 4 cts and 10 cts respect­ ively, which are as low : - the lowest, while our prices <m un­ derwear aud other gartnetiN are below competitors in neighboring cities W- are here well prepared tod* busi­ ness. and we. are equipped tor doing our work as it should be done. Give us a trial and spend your money at bom" in­ stead of helping foreign insti­ tutions. TROIL WRY. READ. C\fhuvHle, New Jersey. Fib. -< G. G. Steketcc:—Flense fintliwls,*c,l -• ■ for 6 packages of your ll<»g. Cholera ’ v ns I know it will do all you claim :* it. L».: hlU lull 3 !*«’ »lr» »1'I- <•*' !’■' sent and gut <m<* jraekngc nf your Cun’. Used It acconling to (finwtiirt*. an i at the second dose I could *n- an improv, u- n:. One of the hog* was so bad that J lira1;-. • I him out Ot the pert to l?t him div. but thought I would try your Ch«»!«ra ’ ure with him—the result w;.-. that when 1 killed them Dee. 14/ Wfft. the one tb;>: was the sickest was the heaviest. w'»‘ii:hni> almost 400 pounds, nod rs lung, a* I • an get your powders. I intend to use tin m. Anyone doubting ihb- writing ran ;.ddrtra this man. Ask your druggid.' i-r StekelecS Ilog Cholera Cure. 50c at :l drug store. 60c by ma I. Address*,, l>- <•Stekcter, Grand Rapids Mich. Read Steketre’a adv. in this issue. PROBATE URDKlt. Bute of Michigan. County of Barry- "■ , At i session of the Probate Court b.r t’u* County of Harry, holder al the Frubat*' <>..; • In the Cttv of HaatlF.K*. In said reiirty. Fureday, the 13lh day of ‘‘cil*r. <n rear mu* thousand ehrtr. hundrrdaod iitii- ’.J v;iPresent, Charles V.’. Artnsttobg, Ju<L<- ■ tonic iua ntuu nrccuu* an Md way* that * day may be appoint*! tot near thereupon It Is drtero.t. ti>»! F,rl,t1v. tixtb day of November, A. D. IWI.oHc ' o l<* x tntbeforenooni»<-as*lxnedfortbe.>>;irt» , “ TAo Niagara Fail* Roult." Stations. ywis«&Esiie I&U l» ga|£E . ARTHUR WOOD «»! thi* order to to iwcror-Uiv fimtlNKU * I .> CiOitePlnnwuil’aHofirltur. OFFICE WITH HOLBBOOX, OVER MOBItILL’S ETORE, HASTINGS. Soxuv bw chem> houses wanted rang­ ing from S5U0 to si Mio. . RrmrmlHT that this column contains bm a very small part of the property I have for sale ur exchange. I Lave iuiprov«xl aud vacant city lots for gale and exchange in all pans ot the city. Farming lands fur sale and excliaug*’ In al! parity of I he county. . 1 hatl- some choice -Grand Rapids prop crly for sale al a bargain. I have choice CblRkgo property for sale, well located In different parts uf the cltj. ranging from 849ft up u> $30,000. a splen­ did opportunity* for Investment1- in that marvelous city where fortune- ate made In Kcal Estate. 1 have maps of the city Icf eating the different places for rale. . There is no success like that, which succeeds. Aud nothing sold will sue-' coed unless it pleases the peo­ ple, aud nothing pleas,- the people, like the tin«<• nurn’baHum HiH dale. nm> that *’• easrof li«-r ■i!.|~-.irn->cc. »!»•• riii-e )>vr answer to Hie r.ifiiiUdhi but •>! vmnpl.-drtt In this <;ati«e ti> ... .1 ..-..I . !-<i H.- -u.rvwl all. tin* *. : pn •iniir-i 7. x’i .LT.s u„. ,s n Will )» Fbr talc lu litutituju by W. H. GOODY/:AH. <traec: ai d Hull ui.1vf»til'tiu-rnd H:r -nbl lull be i-»’-u*n as .-iftdc-scd by the sslrt ilcfetidsn1:. Unit •ithui twenty ■ Ai dl: .. 1' ;lurtli-ronlered. . ..... •» I. .. Joe m-.i--.oo do in the county is at No. 0. Carlton, the work . ... * A| Gregg u<> ot two teachers. Franans AHerdlng and j ’ ’ F Ward nml tea Frank A. Wilcox. I A told attempt nt highway robbery is (’•Hardlw do e. ! Mid fo Imre occurred on the bridge over NE.GHBOR1NG COUNT.ES. t](r Thormipple near Vcrmunivillv last ------week. A tnnn naunil Love was returning Tuesday afternoon n tramp printcrSj^i- ;i nn nit nno home and worn when on ine the nnugv bridge wusaccosseo was accosted vadtH1 !he i.r)W4.|| Journal office, picking bv a man whn WBnted tn ride. Surmising .^.i-u** k ... .. . .. „p— a .^dok" he.. ‘ bticked” the following: ■ what\. lie wanted Love whipped up ids Tbe ^,1^, „r |onrm. or horsea and escaped, foHowed by a revolver j hU1 going to eat. but can’t tell when. | shot from the highwayman. llu-A-.nl uj»J «inlwn drawn. Carried.- , ^.i A”t -. Houttrv. Itttuntrin. Mance, Npliwn. I A man named MarJi living In Mulliken. ii-ntx, tflveore. Nay.i. nmiw. ,* '1 | lore Bull, an Ionia drayman, had $15 ■ s k lp j n -<| W | t |, * i 5 Jrar 0 !d girl. <>u rni'tbra meeting od.u>urn«l|.to Friday. Gco?:e Mosier and wife visited friends j which he feared would to stolen. He tod . tw»»v<T« were put on the track mid sue ­ kUgtiM l ;th. <«rt. J. B. RODMKTS, KvCur.l-r Ixi Kalamw-^i last week. • ! n In Ito w»Me to.krt uutoknuwn 1i.„bkI m,hd Ol„t|„u lhe bul Mt C aaura ctjonril met In adjourned regular • Mrs. Amnda Baine?, daughters nnd wife, who emptied the contents into the J . :> Fri«Iay rventng. August ttth. 1W1. ir«- making nn extended visit : kitchen stove one morning and kindled n [ I” h game of foot toll totwei n Ann R-.il «uu.,nt, Bentley. Bltnsum. Mnner, ■mung frirtids hi VanBvren nnd Allegnn | lire for breakfast. U.lies may use this ; AH^r and pij’.et, a member of the latter counties. ’ had hi* i«-g broken. ! a* nn argument for their husbands to build his leg ' *n motion reading of mltutro deferred. Frank Hanies, of Biehbind. made a j‘ the fire In tlie niUrning. Ove bio bnstirls uf j><>tat<MM were raised ahuri rail on friends ber< lant .Sunday. Great cctlvity prevails among our vil- ’ Good tobacco lias tocu raised nt Sauga­ from tiTie-half tier, of uf ground In North- commute**. Ourried. Moved t*y Aid. Itey ttohif that the contract f*>r Gun Plains this jear. lagers just now git'liig ready for winter. | tuck this year. city prmung be awarded u> Jtarry c-uutv lamaing’s “hermit.’’Hirgni Shaffer, after Democrat a#follow*: eto j»**r year fur puh)l«ai Tb. Mto er»f or AUecn wM> Ing i-uamul pavecedtnga; as cv. a folio nnt inhe attained wifbtiriy thrdngh thu news.* tear ■«" *<ntpin of lrg-,i noUces. etc...Mid HHcu. }»r tollo for rorb .-vlstrifttrat Insertion. l,c»l. pirnj h.s b..nn.-r. In ""‘I’”' Ayei. B-nttey. Mauee. Kryno.dx. Spent-.. idle and curium, to his dug out in the Quite n nuintwr of people Id this tic A'tv r Machinery Is [being placet! In the new woods. Hint be moved into the city. There . Nay*. IJliradon, Nelson. jSenu. Mured by Aid. IteutM that the matter of are undhr theemtv a» Dr. Hani.-. , factory building of the Banleeti Paper Co­ hr iii with n gang of sneak thieves aud printing be Uu>i ujnm: th«- table. Carried. . i.ibbie Itaraes itnd Lfbble McCallum« at Otsego. M«.ve.i by Ahl. Man-cbhatan in-dor n.rtwo Is in ignominious llmiHi for stealing fruit "i':'1 u’;,",1■K?’- „ i <*«• «• k.i..»«oo edOntr .«■ and other tiling!', in connectiuu with an btuiarvd doilara be .drawTi in favor of Wo^ka nn 1 Murray a- per cautragt, Carried. organized gang ot desperadoes.. u“ ’Si S2? «*>« ««««,..... Ayer H*4it’c. BUnrton. Munro. Netoon. Keynou>t>. Sjuik, fqnmc**. Nays. none. John Brown, from “up nortii.’’ struck Aid. Beynota* lear«H tho room. • were Interred in the Fuller cemetery. • The board of i supervisors of Calhoun Kasoi.TKu. That the :iuui<<- e itntulttrebe Uaritan, on the 23d: circumstances had : county propose to find out whether stuck- Grand lanlge three weeks ago. Though only autaorued to burrow gbeiumuf five hundred rendered this hasty burial necessary. The I holder* of tbe defunct untionul bank can a’.Hmt Go years of age ini soon scraped up m>uara t.i be uwi for street improvementu In funeral dlacourse was preached at the I be made to pay Interest on the money the an ecqnaiiitatu-*' with a widow lady am! the txl ward of the elty uf Bxiluupu J. W. BKXTIXY. dVVgrdnta church last Sut.dnv bj th.. fmunmr kra» vmI t,» tlie county treasurer wa- OHII nbiigvd to l./irriiU ixirrow’ nn on married her within a week. The guy old August Itth. 19»1. deceiver took his new bride for a ride to Rfv. Lewis Gcsler. account of the closing of said bank. Ala. Beuttey moved lt« adoption. Carried. Portland at (he end uf the first week, got Ayes, iteuuey. BUn-ston. Tbe $1,000 thnl was stolen from the up real early one moruing to take a walk­ Scutt, Rpeurr. Nays, none, M.mce. Nelaou. Kotiiml. bouw of Lewis Ferri*, of Plaluwell, last fur his health. This John Brown’s body cmr arcotnn* ariirntu. । ; M. Bar.vua and wife returned last week week, was found on the premises after a Isn’t mtiuldcring io the grave, but he never J Rich whnrpra plow points > f 1 u> from a twy weeks visit with Battle Creek thorough search. ;j yn returned (n»m that morning walk. The Hiejc*< & Mt*.ul -and A D Hay carJ labor marshal Vs order 3 U> H. My er* expects to return to hii home A through freight on the G. -11. dr I. widow, together with several unpaid bills, I).-ni; .s .-I SlhurmUad prinUxig 5 to Uha-.i 1* Warnerdo 5 un crashed into the engine of a local freight, are left to mourn his sudden departure. tn Mautuu in a few days. A Lhullmi m wk Marahati'b order 1 sj B. Slirincr *u l wife spent Sunday with as the latter was taking the side track. D HolmpuK. lowering P»P<i Jell Nt 1 m) the lalii-t’» imrents. Both engines were badly smashed add the Geo Coin do 3 oo These pills are sdeniifica! ly compounded, Chhb 1 hiker do 375 Mr-. H’iiitom England was absent from collision will lie an expensive one. 8. ASage do j h> Brown, the noted boreeman nf Kalamazoo, and uniform in action. No griping pain so F bw.nr vi-iihtg friends. Fred iioi-um. do a xj commonly following the use of pills. had a car load of valuable horse* ’ ’ In the Geo. Ransom entertaiueil company from They are adapted to both adults and chil ­ South Hastings last Sunday. wreck. dren with perfect safety. We guarantee Gard Bennett do The sick nt S. Howel are thought lo be Frank MeGurrln, formerly of Grand they have no equal in the euro of sick FK*df-»rddo a little letter at this writing. Spe.-ialile do Rapid* now of Portland. Oregon, is the headache, constipation, dyspepsia and D D \v oletitt do Finley Beam and wife, formerly of East champion shorthand writer of the world. S Wiley dt» • Butland. bun now of Mason, spent last In a recent contest he wrote 311 words in biliousness, and. as an appetizer, they ex­ C A Qtellup do cel any other preparation. Sold by W. week wAh friends and neighbors. Sum Add* r*)3 do 50 seconds. H. Goodyear. Stere Barnes do E. E. Gorham has m far recovered from B BatteTBOu light lamp* hi- late OtaeM a* lu be out again. J. W. Hanna, Jiving near Wayland, gnt Dog fancier* will meet at Kalamazoo nnd L. W Kcutteid tapp.ng aud repairs D llo,b-.-«K.kdi> It is rewrted that a certain scribe for his hand in a feed cutter last week and organize a kennel club Nov. 19. B Bro* a WlUfrns blU rend the Journal living not a thousand mites Dr. Turner had to ampimte a finger. from Shultz, is going tooommit matrimony Children Cry for W. E. Forbe< a young lioy living In Dau Shay do this week. Wonder if Ktonie could tell us Plainwell was sent to the Reform school Jrim Grote do -anything about 1L Pitcher’s Castoria. at Lansing last week until he was 17 years John Mullin do F Ward do of age, for stealing from his father. The Hillman Telegraph is charged with FFiflelddo SCHOOL COLUMN. Otsego has 24.°. indigent persons who running a cut uf one of the Chicago Milo Fithud aud team dn Osm Dicknwm do anarchists and iabelhtg It Charles Stewart were aided by the county last year. Will Bennett do Parnell. Ch ns Pickle do Allegan county expended $11,W® for the D Baker do The aw* mtion meeting on the 17th was Bcanty H ssW t> be only skin deep; but to Chas Hardkt* do relief of tlie poor list year. a suceera, both in point at attendance aud pMsess m'd preserve u beautiful skin. pure, rig- Will Wright do interest. About 125 were present. The The county poor bouse qf Allegan ocous blood K eMenUai. This Is liert seeurod A Uenderwn: do time was hardly suCJcient to carry out the county had 100 Inmates last year. by taking Ayer's IfarstqmiUU in small but p’ogrnui. Ptof. Sterling makes a capital irecpttnrt doses, ft is the most reliable o! bloodpresiding nffker, prompting Jus’, enough to F Bchuexnum do E. K. Root, of Plainwell, was elected purlllera. Joe Munson M keep thing* moving in a lively way. Tlie Grand Patriarch at the Grand encamptnultt Oxiley rn.1 team do anisic tarnished by the high sebuo! pupils of the I. O. O. F. at luiusing last week. Leonard B. Wells, father of Frank L"c Uw» Riley eIo eontribuu d much tn the meeting, and recl- Tiffs is the highest state office in Ihc gift Wells, of lensing, died yesterday at fixto Whrtwright do . im SU»y ana team do tatiun by due uf their nnm’x'r. creditable. of tbe order. Pont lac, ngtd 8ft. Steve Harare «k» The pnaddent -'took fnr his rheme the 1. Warner du Warren Chapman, prominent St. Joseph The United Slates court at Grand Rap­ question. “Has tbe teacher any thing to do with miira’ rnstruidion?’’ An evasive an­ ids last week decided that iu tbe case of man and an active abolitionist in ante­ swer usually givrn. Kiiton’s definition of Ferrin Bros., of New York, against thr bellum days, is dead. eduealiiiu quoted. The teacher’s Imj'or- Patrons of Industry of Greenville, wh<* L Cart. no tant and nuponribte petition magnified. combined last year to sell their potatoes, a Mv*. Winslow'* RttothiBg B>nip L&i bwii n«*d There b n* ncersfary conneetiua between writ to cot!act damages for Dotcarrying out Jo- rttWren iwtmng It r-.wthes ific child, llhatt DickZnron do all pain, cures wind knowing the right ami doing It. Example, a contract to deliver 19.000 bushel* of -oftfi» tbe cnin*. and t» th* te*rt reiin dr for dUnlteu ll.c most powerful teaching. Trtwbers potatoes, was taken fioin the jury and a cUte. rwrety fire rents a boUle, Sulc by all (JruigrisUi w. id eM ru^Kc great care In tlieir srirettof: verdict rendered for Hie defendants. The ■Jjroiijbout the world. ----------- -- — — — -----•"• nrcords of the organization showed tbst Tlie new mortgage law Is wld tn have Many n»»ti are eminently mccrassal to life caurcd the withdrawal of *300,003 of UM jet p-swra glaring drfeete of eharwefore ign ukmmj torn St. Johns. ’ Frank Lawrence lias built aiF addition to his mother’* house, where hertntend- in the near future to take his newly married wife anti settle down to housekroping. , Charles Marshall was somewhat elated I aturbay .-.eulug upon meeting one of hir his 1I *1 school males if -.... ; . while a student i i «nt I*” ' i *wk H. Flint la now n resWent of this P-»e. and the ttir hitherto unfortunate lx»y lM»y i ।-. —----- - er.joymeirt -----------------------w»taB‘ic;pate-luuch )iu com-1 society with <>th«#r I --------each ,—„ • HFN'WBI’.DS Gt OJti'KKGF t’VHLlvATHiN. ' HWtr of Mlrhlgau, Circuit Coart fur tho Countj of Barrv. io ebnitrery. M)|ve»ier<t Bullis, oumpbdmmt. v*. MyrHo Buffis, dclmdan:. K,.t.-red Aug «th A. n .lMl. irvuniits m Courtly of Barry in diM»eery. At the t-ity Q f!a<UbKs in arid coumy. oa the L.lh day ot AtiEti't A D. iiWl. It Milstaettelly aopwlng to me bv amditvlt Unt the **!d uelwwianr. Myrtle RuHia h a rv-ldrntoftheState<>f Michigan btv- that Uie Mbpirna issued In Mid cause cmiiuoI be person­ ally n-rved by -ertM.ii oi her ntwixelrtnnor :< w ronoeahiMml within the raid state; On utohen 3 UJ «rf Sbiiiivr A Box. solicitorJ<T the complainant. Naturday cveniiu! was arrested by Consta­ L«’ hteitl Jo ble King charged with stealing u fur robe - F i'r-‘'~-*r d*> from John Wilson. He wits placed in V Shrot’p <X<» WIImiii's ciiupf. mid while being driven to l» Uhiivr Ju 1X*»Cwotey do the lot kup niieinp'.ed to draw a razor «» that have done the same thing. If lids * 141 18 shall to continual, soon our aehool ronins ■ PepiMirudnt oil from the marshes around will present a more attractive appearance. ■ Tekonsha sold far over $8,000 this year. CUT^Uf' HOG C1I0LEBA, tint] PIN WOBJftS DThohses i .*«> l> (Ml Sidney Wright formerly of this city, 1. W Knirield u»p?tusr . where be several years ago estnbU»hitl Dllribrouktio quite a reputation as a long distance F FuteJJ and team i*te>r Gnmd st F Ward <te swimmer, rrcenth retunu-d here afurao P Coburn co jssrasuSMTiusr’r-is*Th-' **r ,h' IMPROVED Tho mo«t economical, safe, apeedy, and effective of all blood-puriflera. ’ Has Cured Others will cure you. Aitilysl'm* Pipe Co. “ Jaw fl CioW «: Spin. ~ Jus WaUer ai-SuU. , (;;>•« u >teb!h, surveying- Lou.* G.^wdyrar- "' Walter M h is.ns, Huilman Bros. tuppUat. Beil hWum. wk thffldal engliie. H Gr.eu. wall hktg toe- , , „ . r-ro.-il; S-tgc. labor. i«V*. day pipe J«ff «t- trio I IV t-.-.J, ;*ld rln : atod , »„d n.l„n><,l lhe ruto.' Two BHu>k«. .I-.. Burt Lawrence Ims added very much to Ml!) » e>,rrtto<t In IU u». ’.•«■*">« •b.purw I ,„,.a w the gppeuranre aud com furl of J- K- Kock- butwrurwreltod Ital tl.elr . «• to ... . ( taM |llf well’s home by erecting thereon an Aei- nceblnu.! 1up. ,.n- prpto tn toJ .1 •; John Grote and team nt wk 2d word cll). John Grote do ;M *AiM weteir steei wind mill wllh tilting tower cpmphrtuept following la* an object nnd to , baI|(||„rH Bn,( hr ,ixik Uu. rube for his attaditneuta. Will Elliott hpving had the : contract to tnmbh and put up the rame. ; F Fltteto u.t . Lucien Polly and wife have returned in i• discussion. The question exciting tnwt;; was sentenced tn'JO days in the Detroit cn-.-irux<n-t wk :M ward ”safejy to their home, after having spout interest perhaps was the advisability of j! house of correction by Justice Briggs. nnd i Will Wright do to Detroit that afternoon.- ' J'”‘ ' several weeks visiting their daughter. giving prizes. The general opinion wn- I‘ he was taken , . Mrs. Alice Cornell, of Indiana. that it should not to done n> practically *,4tUe J. M. and I.. K. Flint, of Galesburg, the question ns to who shall recelvu the 1 The uymimsltim nt Olivet college is be- j a-mi ii.’ have openi-d the hotel formerly run by B. prize is seltldd In a few days nnd thus it - Ins put to good itte. Classes for both m< :i < h.i. iGaik.-.lo lUmbr-iur. the former having purchased | no Innser furnishes a stimulus to Olbera. ' ami .women have been organizeil under the |in>|*rty ‘of J. Montgomery. ‘ As bearing on this snbicct. the president ■ tjirir rerprelive instructors. All the Ed Shay and team Jo ■ Mrs. VCood nftd daughter, of Podunk. suggested that Imu-licra might profit by the ! nieir.tor- of the cJesm-/ were submitted to spent several days visiting about the drover’s exiuntieut. viz., an car of corn in ; a careful i xaintnation .before work was Ci'i lit I -. front and a brad in the rear. yeotpmenewd. M&. A. L. Stanley and son, of Hastings, By vote of the oAWtation. the next । ..IK I Arthur Stanton, who did a good deal of Utt fihsy tunt twain ▼ibltqil her sou George iat Banfield Friday meeting will to held n( Nashville. This la [ swindling un the lx«gu* express package ami Saturlay. and alsu'ilrited her sister, will to the last Hatnrd'lty in January. L<.; _'_t; racket, was convicted in Kalamazoo last .}>•!•» Muhin tlo Mrs. AV. T. Barbei. \ i all remember the date nnd go up there at 1**• week anti sentenced to two years and three Thrum Aldrich bus'moved into the-’j least a hundred strong. ; ninnlhs In Jackson. hoi:-« formerly oernpirtf by W. A. Lnsh. r aa ihrtdasaa do We are glad nam tlon was made in this and Frank Mwn bi»- moved from John A large number <>( counterfeit- dime* CS Wilt Wright do WinlPnHu'- ’- house Into the bouse vacated nre in circulation in Battle (’reek. They by Mi. A hi rich. Billy Eaton Ims moved from what is known ns the A.. Jones machine shop to the ntectiiiie shop formerly owned and run by M! bitydef. where he may Ik- found ready to repair rolling, stock of the liigh- ■crofuloua humor In the blood, ulcers, catarrh, and consumption, use l-ry mw $1.0X1. Carri**d. HMOHTBO. Tant tbe sim of flfly dollar* be apiir-mrtat-xi from Uie cuiit.iiip«t fund tor th« u'lreaaa” <*f nuJfttrwstor u*c <>f running team of Hiwdlng- are departmeut.-sama U» beexS-n.t -.1 Utv'.-r dirr.-uon ui cemmlttet* toe .prt’nTate J- W Bmhtixv AugmC 7tX 1*1»ld. Bentley moved It- sdrqit'ou. C.uTiwl- Cha** Balter, do Fnut iiarton da \V Neary iU» Gm«i Delimits J'.» Frank K»«to*nl do David SpenaVte do D Wolcott u*» S Witey «i«* C A Gadup d<* j4iuu At; ’.“j-suu do The clohns agnlnst the national city Jay OiuTwim <to hank of Marahall aggregate 3l55.0tK» and F Tunguu* the receiver Is kept busy Alling out cii-xks. Frank Harney do i STEKETEE FOR SCROFULA Tlie new street cars have arrived for the Battle Creek electric atn-vt rallwa' system nnd will be running In about a month. Hastings Banner Jh- - the petitioner may nri b*' granted. A > J 1 Stferordmd. that raid peUte-n. r x v. ....»« to tbepersun* Intererted In ,,:upeodenev o( arid petition siri tto firar. , timwvl.-by ttuwtna a ropy ot tots ante. , publishedhi the Hastings Caxml a £ « • M, WT.tal. M. H. COLUN8. Local Agent, Hasting*. ONEY A QVAXTER A FOT. Uim«vn» ju«. ■ LOCAL OR TRAVELING. To sell our Nursery Stock. SaUrj. Expenses and Steady > mptoyment pmranhvl CHASE BROTHERS COMPANY, ROCHESTER ><■ y. �PAvrrr selected WON A SIX-DAY BIKE RACE. I SAUCE fob CHILI. I A M.. r..„ u.lru. T.k« ,h. gave Donnelly a do_uw - Those who believe that Dr. Sspc's Ca­ Money Hl Gotham. tarrh Ibmedy will cure them are more To Make the Race for Henne»Nr« Yo,r. o«. a-At la;la n liable to get well than those who duti’L « A Rather Cold Dose for the Sunday last fourteen men atarted at Mad­ Sy's Seat. If you happen to be one of those who M nneapous. ii t. st-The Wr Mia. | LESSON V, FOURTH QUARTER. INTER­ ison Square garden on a “bike" race of don't ladle vi*. tkvri-'a a matter of SMK» Io Junta's Benefit. ------I, I***‘“« OunndJy. politician, lltteraNATIONAL SERIES. NOV I. •Jx days duration, go-aa yon-please. It help your faith. It’s f.-r ^uu if the makers -— unr and pidlosopher. was dxin igeJ by I against bedmohd n'un.^ of Hr. Srtge’A remerh can't cure you. no F043 SOME amas UNITED 8TATB8. otii " a,?1 5*’aeef 1>r-’* ,0“'e : matter how bad or «»f how >ong xfaudlng (« r»,U,lm„). "Xu “5 your catarrh In-llie bred may be. — / . . ' *° foCind a jury cf twelve . dtix.uis of Hennepin ojnuty at y o’clock ; The makers are the World's Dispensary ttop.1. M.niu, rfbo 1, Up 't'l. — r*".. -aturduy Uteninj. Mr. Donaelly bad . Mgdicnl Association, of But’uln. N. Y. look in, iMd «nj kepi It eontlnu.li, ua. They are known to every newspaper pnband Want. ■ued for (Iff),0-0, bat l.c was just mt happy i tltl w end. bl. clowu couiioUiur beltle Some ExpHnail. Irish A.blugw. At lOtB p. m, tutun!,..,!,; lihlier and every druggist in tnc hunt, and ft-V । c<'‘ boy over securing tiie verdict , ICOmpHcd from l^—on Briper Quarterly by you can easily ascertain that their ward's neo nu. Dnl.be.1 With th, IoUo„.omrt. titular. \V ben ho heard iLe reanlt I pcrrnisalunnf H. ti. Hoffman, publisher, PbH- ns g«x>d as their bond. t.ooe.1: M.rtl,,. l.,aj ,„a„ , , A “ .r tho “*’,i‘PI**l hi-latryer on tbe back and i aiielphuul Iuxm- l,4tt mllos 1 Up; Lumb, t.wj m||^. »>«!: Gnodl Guodf g.miU 1 <H< n’t WnUt, • L “1 am the true vine, and My Father Is Yon wind your watch once a day,. Your Vrtrt >.d 4«.„„ hu.^,.,,1, liver ami bowels should act as regularly, IL-- newspaper’;, money, bm I v jght vin- tho — buabandmnn.*' -Matin Flavin han S'o°C^-. 1'*W m'k'’ 5 ’“P-: Albert, 1»» HU PoM-Odriai iUnu> if ihoydo not use a key. " mllu I Up>: lUjrw, 1,801 mile, 5 |lip, » l h ’ “ 1 Thu I ’ ioiecr Press ; Having arisen to go Ho still ulka with ■ < - arthyite* to conThe key is—Dr. Pierce's Pleasant PelteU. EnthQalaalle Speetatars. । r,Ja,! 'dtaekii.g me with mi.mt them L*rnel wax the vincyard-of the Lord dlsmud fGT0:<[ °?t” 871 ~Ac unofficial ! UkKU.nl evidtni mili.-c for twenty five •rk rondo vacant by It'reli f.:r ........ . .1 .......... . ......... . . . ....__ carx, and. of Horta and the men of Judah His pleas­ One a dose. -“w* wthu«i. Artir? !? .' S’‘n” ndli. My-: ’ tL‘» -q'-.-ui acc uni*. ; When Michael ».mn»d>b.. tl<hr« wen> .bowerej with er t plant. He also called Israel a rine The Hudson band Is carryyuig on an art :r.i-yiM«-rday frulA l.»wer». 1 lieu .otna one In n box "’1-hk.grua • . Him with pi4~i.u loan. I^atl- "‘‘“.wbo«utr.mud ip for The which He had brought out of Egypt G*a ’TA'ra rapidly tq the •nd, Utrrappltisa is bm „ „H' but p.lnte.'i summary iVlu'tb/" '/‘“J i v. A I’m ixxx. 8) But Israel was only a In the recent tront.k? fJrjSdj. 1".^'*;,'p Vi'"' ' Pf 1 mB-WitM v«rF <> The State Ptiarmaceutleai AsMH-iaUbn threw it ut Slnrtln. Other, tnllowe.1 l.ji nratiun i1. rpp. rvI- ; of Multi ger. !!• said; nrat o-. fro.,-, fro n n. , ....... . ±_'>.. met in annual session alSAmt Arbor yah. «1Ui -Why, „ Uy, 'Atlantis' । type <«f Him who now spake with them. . Vlv K"' ‘ r,1”-«»t uf I hllL Mr. ' v.-d by the leading ex.rapX .nd »l. O. .nd r bill. wet. Xrt7h,aiT’\ ■’ “^'bu t terns th® ftt-iina ; 1" the worat plngitrhm n nun crj!<l ' 2. “Every branch in Me that benretb not terday. vi:. now iu the riiTO.rrfupon lx.thM.rtln .nd Akblmpr.' of I heir Irulu.r. were kept bm., tor u r.w mural indlgnat^n uh .h the nute denart write, it Is entirely from tic French: I fruit He tnketh nwny.” Ragnarok’ is the worst frntul ever p?r- • “And every branch that loarctb fruit, minutes ooUcctiug th* money. ln order' <»*»• b. m. in­ pvUatcd. A* for that cryptogram, it t hr aaponneement to obtain a share of the gate money a t r-uli 1 ‘H 11 * '.*• Ju‘\’n ‘ He purgeth it thru it tuny bring forth mure , ’’’'••-ttem.Lnt Lbt r.vvrame t—ex,d to Maud for the rider wax required to m ike 1.3J0 tuiU-< P'SCtSsumo ................... - - .‘ tac -- —worst u maense even iullict«d on th« fruit.’* kiati tt'.x.t— C . ’ "“ •a • MIM’uctiun for (hr a>»*in!i I public. H'uneily’a *Dr. Huh-net is nn 1 likenny, tho scat in and aii of them did the work. The six' Utemtbe Baltiiuorv’* crew, nnd ZT’* ............................................ »■ .sow Now ite Be xpcru;x speak* oi of tne the eleven, wno wbo were cxphim tl..a of th® wlmh!a u »O«p:i?.O‘ hl,n*e,fl Tlite man has really HI* hut nw.sled dennslng, that they days’record heretofore ha*ls?«n that of | imlfdiate Office in itoiel at present sn-i r. Mrath t. „ ► h-juttaiSiraVI Hfe to I. Donnelly. Every- ' r-.------ Anything of xt-lf might •to rmore fruitful. :.',.Ji»hn Pi.pe the :tl-.ut i n,ni’ “oa.e f;ir llSm- He ucvgr did any- ( hinders fruitfitlneas. fruit fulness. nnd nil filthiness, filthiness. A. A C. H. BARBER L5 mmmes; Scbjek. 22 bonrs IU minutes, ti"adwn*nd«'. The X u,ni..f therowtra-j ' , h“f in ll,e "orld but hold office. He both of l!e.-li mid spirit, must be cleansed. riiysicituis aud Surgeons. He-yn.Htt'nti.< ret!-.-,t , ba-Lt ever created anything. When be ! This also i* Hh work, ami Ho will see to it Calls in city or county responded to with 1 •;,al!> fcU-.y. and ■'C”11 un I ;^t In any other party Le started ..... ....... _ . WM »dW0.MU.0?l.«..(«Krel »UdM- i U»party ot IMomII? «t>d u„l„ae.proniptntes. day or nlghL 1 »nt rounding U'Xtl; A«bltw. *.•.!»»; luu„b. ,1.0x1. HU.,< Cn • „ ? The 3. “Now ye are clean through the wool ILL1AM O. LOWDEN. Mr F-exn '"I J- , [< ,nCos® CHveal’to d0 tho lA’Jury. e D' -nnv’.ly Mr. Albert, pn, and Bus.t, i--Varnell. But which I have Mpnken unto yon.’' Lawyer. •t.nb.'l^ IT vX\‘2n te.'r'’1*: ip lUgnn ur Th« k .left-iit. 1'aviit’B .Otl Then were ao» .peerewr, pre,. The revised vendon says, "Airetuly ye nro Office, over Julius Rusnell’s J store. State «nl nt ibe B'.Mi. with ti c in Pw*« had »*an malicioMlya-.- clean," reminding u* of ills wools in xiii, street, Hastings, Mich. PaitiuM.re*s rcameh and in .Iran’ini th\ h-lw-’- i t!lcluuK ^r. Donne'.ly for oyer twenty 10, “i’e that 1m washed is clean every widt; FATAL WRECK ON THE “Q.~ wicU a-»! u-i,,,. them a^ninrt thr unarmed ‘ ?r4,r*- , ,:u ,UORl important point in and yenrecicmi.* Every one in Christis ytTUART. KNAPPEN A WEAVER. Amencat::.. Mr. E«an ahw» panl.-uUriv Jci ; 1,n'-‘-e Hooker’s cliarga wa* that unless washed,- justified, tuuictlfie-l and made meet O Attorneys nt lltw. i-mbor >-f f-a imiuvul sttrmn.n to th.- a.i.iithmai b:n-aHjy ot tue “H.ey were Mtti-fi.-d D irindly gave tbe for tiie inberiteuce of tbe saints (I Cor. vi, Over Hastings National Hank. ■ .ivi- nrS«.'U, so tUr Haatlun,Mlchk*>ui. pu i. r i.t k alisuaba in using htiriw»ti»dm(j tlte i letter to the Wnsnlnaton correspond *nt 11; Col I. U’l The moment we ore in Him Associate offices, at Grand Rtq»ids, Mich, . M oXMOLJH. Ills.. Oct 1ft—There were H ’ -b'r ” ” '••'• ’ i«lTbel-tow.r Pre.. Dooo.lly wo. .0He is our riglitcoiisness. and we are ao . n ihc •“•lection of the ulc> me m.«auii upon and imprisornavat of • «ii»—i .____ ____ . ... J A.-SHELDON. •_. lal'.-r. and it remains four live* lost by the wreck on the Bnr- the American .alb r» by cJn»-.nff .1u - mple tilted io rci'u-er damage-', even if only ccpual lu Him (H Cor. v, 21, Eph. I, 6). He Abstract and Real Estate Office. tic Tories aud their lingtou Ju»t outside this place Tuesday street ruw. I’pti.tbe p ro.-ut tim-.-the junta nominal." The jury was nearly five slum!* for us. and we atainl in Him com . • Abstract Block. Hostings. will be any less evening. The c-fTiciak of tho road assert ha. exprcMMl uu regret for tiw-i-ttack madeou hours reaching a verdict. Ten Imllots pletu. Maney to Iwut on Itewl Estate Real Estate were taken iu all the amount of dnnuiges I 4. “Abide In Me ami 1 in yon. As the 1 • t .<: presents hituseK that the accid.-nt wus caused by the mali­ the American i»Jlor>. on c. mmixston. General 'con rryanclOg. ranging ail the way from fSUKX) to 81, the [ branch cannot benr fruit of Itself, except it -old n rih Kilkenny. tiKVh'g a complete *et of Abstract Books, co»cious dtspUcenirnt of a switch at the pot­ । abide in the vine, no more can ye except ye sum finally agreed cp.m Three jury ­ pllv-d trout the lieiurds, can furnish complete A Mate deportment official in this city tery works, soma nuu having drawn a pin is alleged u> bar,* mndti the following men were in favor ot giviaz the sage ■ abide in Me." 4 tracts, C. F. BROOKS. Clerk.; WO.OOfi. _. ।l ix opening speech there with the object that was accom­ remarks anent tbe affair: 3. "I am the vine, ye nro the branches. P. DRAKE, M. D„ ; -.'i ,- nihj. r.tr iu tbe plished. Part ot the train took the siding He.that abtdi th in Me. and I in him, the Tin* situation !.w> never It There WHERE THE PASTEUR CURE FAILED. same bringetii forth much fruit; for with­ ry. in Lanca- and the utht-r cars went on ibe m.vin Office aver Holloway's drug store. . out Me ye can do nothing." • -ii i-:;_hold repre- track, the result being that, five cars •Office hours from 2 to 4*. m. Telrphone. eoa i»l- >:r Henry Jamaa. were derailed, thrown on their sides, and We ail know that the grapes nre gnth- Ducting with resilience, at Holloway's drug । ered from the branches of the vine and not store. ., ps»iartic. .iud he ad- the engine ww wrecked. Tbe killed were: bai never l*ca thy stahrer-t n-o.-- i, t«> doubt Co:.ex:m a, S. C , Oct. 28 —On tbe morn­ . from the stalk, nnd also'that grapes grow George Courtney, foreman of engineers;X. that the Chilian g .verattuent would lnv*n»t!«ate M. B. G1LLASP1E, Nolan Public ing of Autf. 6 Hubert D. Murton, a well- ; only on the new growth of the branches A. Emery, engineer; Mrs. George Allen, aM_-ertalntng tho Hot’ and U.. N. Claim Agent.; W»*<l known engine-.T on tbe R cbtuond nnd ! put forth year by yenr. Whnt then is till* . .. of Ixtnioiii, ix; T. AJohnson, of Avon, Atu! Minister *1U prosecute ail kinds of elidin’ beiare th® »perity would Ills. Courtney was riding on the rngitie and made II u pretext t« embittt ring uti’v Danville rwd, was bitten by a mad-dog, abiding which He makes *o much of nnd DevarunenU of the Interior office. Cali on him ' by which alone w«can Ije.ar frmtf What at his store, earner Court and Jefferson Bta., ugatn-t the t'Mlbute by coloring aud twenty five hours thvrenfterbe^wiui .’. ;.-:;t that to sec how it worked, it being a new one. government their reports to pltuni th*! th- autboiitki among the pal lent* of the Pasteur insti­ । can It be but conscious occupation of tbu HaMluirx. Midi. i»t confide |»ernmheart with Christ, n contiminu*. faith in winked at tin- nrMatilt and were nottliapoM-.i t.» These seriously injured were: W. P. An- t‘uni»lt tbe udeuden. tute in Nvw York city". He wav inoeu- j Christ crqcifled. risen, inu-reciliug nud 3“m7fowlei:,d.d. h. jrb-d aud motley bile I twice daily for fifteen days when bo ; coming again. -.- hyuo ounnmn dervon, fireman, of Galesburg. Ilia,, setlou’dy scalded and braised; John Burner, THINKS UNCLE SAM TQO HASTY. v. its discharged a* cured. He returned nt I G. “If a man abide not in Me.be is cast Office hour*Sa nt. to 5p. m. ! vnee to this city and re-umvd his duties, forth a-, a branch, aud Is withered; and avTluwry. Si. d.. j. ixtruy. sc <•* ocatrr or Lenox, tn., ton , * x»n««n o: • iuu » ut. » u-n» un mo l.ii-: Fibin night, while o« hi* tmgiiiy, men gather them, nnd cast them iuto the T. Physician and Surgeon. lie wn« attacked by severe pains in bis ’ fire and they are burned.” arm off; S W. Coop-r. Corning/In., scalp i IMffiruity. Makes a xp. . taity of treating di*eA-rx of the si It where h -d been inoculated, nnd w.-und and hand injured;Lew!* Wigent, j W askixgio X, t>c?. 17. — A correspond. 1 ” t A believer may l.e stripped of bls gifts ETKaad K.1K and the preaerrntfon of vlslMt finite loot, and ! nnd opport unicie.* which be failed io iiii- »nr *nwer!y flttins SPECT.4CLKS and cy® ;• him takO tbe of OakUtud, Nth, bruised uu ieft side; I called nt the Chilian legAtlbn Snndny. Veik(J the junta nprrer:.'..prove, mid b-.- thus left us a warning to GLASSES. promisee A-.i.r* Miller. Brookfield. Q. cut over loft : and residence on Broadway, near Court During Saturday m -rninx and evening 1 others, and finally xnv«! ns by fire fl Cor. HeOfficeHosting*. eye. Sereute-a pen-ntwere slightly hurt tJr|. wa, :tbM;n-. from the rily. but the Mieb. , • UXJ'£ 'r"? ;.'r; he showed every syinprotft nf hydrophobia, Hi. 11-IM. or if only a nominal Christian nnd a while truth fell constantly from hi* n* Judas, be ,will „ I’.tially be cost into the MITH A COLG BOVE. ; THE IRISHlip*. Th!* troth turned t<» a greenish i. |;-k. ttke of iiiv (Muth. xxv. 41). .iun... *-nb ix.-. *i- «-»•<* Lawyers. -----..:*.) c’h'r n« the end approached, nnd nt 6 1I 7. - “-’ (Office hi Unton block.Hasting*.) If ye abide• in Me mid My words abide baby in her arm*. The baby was thrown ' *be is not iu on* *“ way ““ officbdlv ” connected ———— Prictice Is al! the courts of the statu. o ’ clock Sunday morning h i died In Uor... ___ but simply tt private ' in you. ye shall nsk what je will, aud it ttcr-.A* tbe-r .r anil, slightly cut on tbu ! with tlte legati citiaen ot Chili. R/dcrritu to n telegram ribh- agony. Morton wa* 30 year* old nnd i shall iw done unto joil" Di’.lun. at the bead, th« busband wtu» uninjured. j E. K ENANTON. ‘ I staling tha; hb sort would have charge of 1l ■ IV< 7.11 w !«!*• ami Herein is ivtnii w:<u>A amt four luttr Miinll Munn children, cuimren. j a “ "Herein i* My .My Father father glorified, giorifii*!, that « Attorney at lutw, . Tbe f.uuily au<! friend-* severely condemn ye bear much fruit; so shall ye be tMy ills'the invraligation into the recent attack (Over J. 8. Ooodvear & Co.’* shfre.) THE WOMEN AND THEIR VOTES. iwctlcesln all courtsot tbeStale. Collections ' • lore Atnerierm *.a‘h>:-s nt Valptrrffso, lie the trwitmrut «f tba Pasteur institute, ciples." tCpGyqttentUngto.______________ , ■ in the settle* nnd it is state 1 that tho Brotherhood of g “A* the Father hath loved Me, so Lave »tid In- expected a* much, nnd added: lA niniotive Engineer! intends to take offi I loved yon; continue ye in My love.” The Jriq-tiry In Good Hands. ‘ 211 K. TIMMERMAN. Hmnapatbic PbyHe t« the criminal Jud'--- in VaTj4rab-\ aw! a ciai notice of the case. Here Is the source of all true -crvlee nnd inert. control of Cmiovoo, Oct. 27.—Mandamus . . . sician and Surgeon. e Ju»l hntc.rnble aad hunret man do— i-rt fruit beanug—the love of God. Who can (thllcr ovar Lathrop’s drug store.) lags were begun iu this city yesterday to I . . .» .1 .. .1.-“ LET THE WATER GET TOO LOW. estimate the love of God to His only la-got­ compel the election conitu'®*icmer» to al- ’ cl.,.„ ten Souf And yet that Son says to nil who ^OBERTSON HOUSE, low W'Jtncn to vote for school officers. H | ret uni the }»r;*.-!raf' are truly in Him that Ills love to un is tu Boiler. is hoped to gel Hie core L-efore the »u> j ih£ the Father's love to Himself—everlasting, F. BltonEfifiEIt, Froi>rMt>r, LTi [ Chilian jn-t.v unchanging, a love that lay* down it* life . lfJ lbv nian. tnrxiw Jefferxon and Court Sts., Hastings, Kkh. as show- I rerne court and secure a final decision on • ttr m-.»t terribe tbrreMng a*cidenta ever for its enemies, a love that bears with such Cor. ' Thurvisy of This week The law pro'hWiw ’ The r « -vid- r-.dy ■ - . Rates, S I .OO per Day. known in Dakota occurred here W.-dne-as Peter nnd continuest<> love film through that “Ant woman « f the age of 21 year* ; between AKxr.caa • -- Till* House is new. with pleasant rooms. Th* ,p-uronagv of the public lx respectfully solicited. aud upward. Iwluogiag to either ot tlie | o» uny t -reign rouutrj. and ?h<? Chfllans arc day oh division No 4*f the big Mayville nil his wanderings, ia asthigu and denial*. 10. “ If ye keep My eommandtnenta ye farm, owned by tbe G andin Bro*. Four elasse* ment ioned in ar t isle 7 of th-conby notocacs in-n ,• would ^ut lie acmen were killed outright* and two others shall abide iu My iove.^-vea as I have kept • l hr a. fat on*. Rr- stitution of the stale of liitnols”'and wh<* »o seriously hurt that they die I within My F.-Ulicr'scommaiidmeuMaiid abide in ’r^Uudsbow that an*'.! be others* i*c—in the matter of re-i- Bttl ■ hasty. 1 thirdi PAi.MKirttiN A Smith, His love ” an liour aftcrwr.rd. The engine t had alu-neral iy claiming denre, etc—entitled, shall be permitted* tn and Woodland. Mich. H. ‘•These things bare I spoken onto you. i lowed the water to rundown too low, and that My joy' might rvnmin in you, aud that C. S. PAiAUUHGX. to rote for school ofibia’.*. .1* M. Smith. ... v.x .... — — ...... ........... S ;, n . t the 1 oiler exploded. . ax/ have alarmed Notary Public. Justice uf the Peace. your joy might la* full.” Tutt ?Ieu Blown tn Piece*. The trouble I* Iu thi* reference m arn i which It was the delight of the Ixird Jesus to Two of the Ki'.lvd were blown nearly to do the Father’s will. It was His moat aud c.e ' <>f the constitution !’ provide* as .mthv . ., _ . ’ - ai,d ite Inhabit.*:' *t-EAN SHAVE. pb ct-s. The name* of the kilted are; M. drink (Ps. xl, 8; John lv, 31) Thl* was CHICAGO A WEST MICHIGAN Ry. N Etsbcrgcr, engineer. H ut* Baastad, Hix joy, nnd tbe time will come when the L jv..: -.d In me clecinn .b-trut U-xrtj day» . a. !< -1is* e uguk. i-re.-.tt:re. Tl.r- mnt- fireman; A U Marsh, divi-ion foreman; frill of God shall be done on earth a* iu Lv Grxml IMpirt- for. •ii a] A W. Blower*, William Clark; an un­ heaven, the prospect of this enabled Him riilcrpo..................... jet, Nilnga I . • • ti i» Ml ® known. \VHHam Peabody and Larry to endure the cr<m nnd dbregatd loo Iiidlai>ai’<>h«. ........... ■ • <■ kaiser’* conelu to te,.!. rouutrie" 1* H <» ti <a •It 3X1 Berfou Harbor Mnv were seriously injured, but will re ­ • --.Ibn again, all but bis liflaaredf ni-turalbtal>> :< before any « bhrnne (Heb. xii, I. 2) When tbe will of It t* 00 T1 « •!l 35j J.»epb TtwretatK- <b*a»«t tW t!‘* v‘',uU Ru,,,’ cover. Mr. Marsh leaves a young wife God become* our delight, and Ills way is Si 17 S» 15 17 Traverse City - - sc prompted by tbe n - on! ia tho- Mate prior ;■> the >*t «U} won it r« 15 K otildrome aromrt tbe Hi’fn.»«l« ............... more to us than our own way, and tbe rMu-kigon - f jthe .empress to the nary, in th*- rear of -mr Lunt. Is.d. -r - - ■ . * —.t.v •m.i lac '• o-i.o ”• and two children. t;» 15 17 Manistee •■vc I bui glory of His kingdom is ever before u», Ludington tr a 15 17 Hehx-also.lt be h mnk-ciri»n uf the L ulled 8l*t« rote Pouth America, with the i.-z-ption ot Braxil, LITERALLY STEAMED ALIVE. n a 15 17 then sbnllwe Imre His joy abiding Inns ......... i h.-r 55 a in |'rar.n<>yed by havection. nnd be filled with It in proportion as wo s- ibently and painfully ♦Week «kt5*.‘Every day. • Except Saturday. are filled with His spirit. See Rom. xir, 17. J’r members of hik !>:(» a.vn. MX through chair car to Chicago. Uhrontin •••• ----- . i, , it or' i u truv.-r u e.Known xtn-t 12. "TbiJ is nty commandment, that yo Noettracbante for seats. WAsntNGTus. uct. *4-secretary Sobie ] H*-e a Uttlu jroteTu.T. a-J BOSTOJC, Oct. 27.-Yesterday James E. lore one another ns I hare lori-d you." ■■ ..'-m-'-tn to the nncodI *>J p. m. run* throueb to CblctiRO solid with Graves, aged an employe of the Stand­ • ' - French nurse, who ve-sicrdny iwuwi an order opeulBE for cn ’ give Chili a eiumre. IS. “Greater lore bath no man limn this, Wn/f.-r buffet nr; se;d* ."■« cent*. 5:171>. m ha« through tree chair car to Manisind, Wis., win. — ard Stave Cooperage company. East Bos­ that iiiumilaydown bislifefor bisfr.ends." -••..•fted from the hupe- try all the land* in the Ashland, X E R- R. , ,v heretofore as an ......... !'-;jj. ck ot respect in district, This is the height of human love, to die toe.vfaM.& ton, entered the stenmlwx, a cla-et. 8 by 14 " ‘ heretofore held held as «n indemnity inaeffluit} I. Il -:r. p in i- solid train with Wagner palace Uvc; ■n-pek ■ mast■ r’s agony. Uuiwigo. St. Paul, ; Wzmisowx. ««• SV-SecreUrj Blnln* feet In dimen.-ion. and,wa* locked lu by a for a friend, but see the love of God. for. sleeping earlhroteb to Chicago, and •.leeperto fur the benefit U«iSt of -• the_______ CZ?>i ®M ___ . Accord- ■ ro work Wtrrd-M. *!at' 'o,er' mnu who did notrknow he was there. The “God coramemlcUi His lore toward us lu Indliuia;*;!1.’via itenton Harbor. । -b-isr to !»e made ridicu* Mlnueapoli* almd Dinah i railroad. 7rTn.,'rucnJo.“7n.m Cwmml-loow vie,. .irl, ,wr^i krir »:>'! '< «•“ M.-sm *n* then turned oh. Gr-.v.-Q rries that while we were yet sinners Christ died hue to ia-irui-••— ---- etroit - ' « ------------------------ 'd.p.r.mwu tuulkrto-t for help could not be heard oUimde. tor for na." -Christ died for the ungodly" Carter the land* ’* P’-'1'1-'1 '* aix.ut ten minute* be -uffere-l terrible <Rom. v. 6-8). on Monday. N»v. i but a warning is given tbe m-S^ner. •■> M™4»' & NORTHERN 14. “Ye nre My friend* if ye do whatso *|X female brigand tba’tauy filiug* secured by thretux qr tuagony, then h feliow-workmat. opened.the P'-P'-'""1 b«.wl ™> «”■* «"»■ door to gel some slaves and Grave- fell ever I cominnml you." JtlritHl for some ut her timidatinn w.!l be rvj-cted by the M.ir jiuKTE 15 “Heucefortb I call yon not rervaou, FnTohi. urm*. It wiu fuun.i that bi* land ufficA About acres of l.u-d for the scrVhnt knoweth not what bi* lord wilt be thrown open to settlement by thi. a-' --r" breast and ..rm* were >orribly <l<Paul took plrnanre in calling hlnisctf tho that in some places th-s fle.*b was ■______ ________ _____ -g nnd her crimes and order. C.air tip ' rv,.r J cat, tell vna. ho« - off. Hewa* taken «’•> the city hospital, -•-rd t|>o-e of the onlinnry servant of the lx>rd Jeans, meaning by that I'rairie -----( C‘"'r’0^ thr’pXd-ut d.N-som thiuk that where it is said be c.mnot live. rkt-y and S.-r.via. Mila is • Gcthkik Oct. 27.—Prairie bn> ragru ever, that th. Pf«° bis very bond slave; as oue whom Jesus aoytnsw tn 1M! n rMK,tW;,u.. Hix . - - __ _ O" *v had takeu captive from the enemy, but be .. tf-n biUrders aud numer- ^‘Sr.ou.bwAt 6^Trin*run»throug1 b to Detroit with parlor reioiciHl to be the servant of Jesus bocnune •u-I a peculiarly tmfeminine thousand* of dollar, wurtn of Prn!*^ Colvmuia. S. C„ Oct 27.-At a few he bad lecn set free from the bondage of «*Ar* se’itH ir-Ceiitl. iltred* uf blow! whs that she l.iwp. m MSttireugb parlor ear to Detroit; mlBOtes before 1 o’clcwk jre-terdny morn-, elu and Satan, and be knew it nnd was i.ite.l her vb-ciui*. Sbe is snK H Mhock of earthquake was distinctly fuily pen.nndrd of It He was like om who *e«;SS fK m-HiM through to De troll with parlor :>g arid ha* u nose like a LSESSss felt in thix city, rattling windows in a ‘ sanghielr manner. Two sharp suocks were I could nnt work my soul to save. Ah at Charleston also Tbe .hocks were For that my l.'>rd has done. I “ I,’ remralxtre ob »' Bui I could wort like un> slave but a few minute* apart. There was a ’ Lot. Oct. ’J».—Politics, both foreign From lure to G.td’x diiir Son. .. -.^rit-Hi* accompanied by Son .Irf “<i»"k j"*-'*? """rl!r Gen'I Pass. Agent. drive of fifteen mile* The driver m । ouu'c -tic. give way In the public In“ But 1 have called yon friends, for al) sting sound, dying gradual!J away iu the horses were badljjcorcbed. things that I have heard Father ‘ ft.p extensive fit-oils, never FltOBATE OUDEE. distance — tLiin each c>w. °“ 1 , nf the resolute* adopted have madr known unto you." in England , within the present L’t.lou Hostility ■Hostility 1 Bute of Michigan, tt’untyj< R“rU> -”• tnr .. . »4> the *eoted atopy h-ld at Ev«n»ville, Iud., Just a« we tell onr secret* only to our Ala sexsiou «>f the I'robste Court for the Relirr CHICAGO, Ot- 27.-1 '• and far more widespread than most intimate friends, so Jesus reveal# COunty of Barry. iiolUra at tbe Probate nfltce In the j: • f ■ .«!- < f sixty years ago,which. city of HM-tinex. in .‘•aid county, on ^ednreTorrs*. K.o.. Oct Himself fully only to U.«e who prove the bow.dxv tbese’enth ilavof October in the year one .trend Ibr Ilnrr.lool-otT. J.OCooOWOI md r.rl. I mxl.e. thenwelvw. Hix friends by keeping Hi. Uiomaud eight hundred and nlnctsone. floodt•■•me *<> gradually that nearly .nt: Co «od bornrf ibirlren bred ot wonK «» »• “>•> cbkpwr xir S3 Pre*e!it. Charles W. Armstrong, Judge of „7 ISZM ? 11 * with a Urge amount ot wagons, !;«* Lad a ihance to escape, al16 “Ye have not chosen Me, but I have 1 7n' ?he matter of tbe estate of Charles M. tbo'it bonw. «IU> « WW a,..p„.dtolb. •'• >Uvius are umler water, apd ’"■•“-j »i,e “*“*r ““ SSX »rl«rr CnwU bolldlo, choncn you and ordained you. that ye ' 7><‘i iMdlmTiodflllng the i-etltion duly "rifiM Jivui should go and bring forth frulL and that S log cot Tin- Allloore Ad-“-"“J uf Harvey W WIHtams. admh.t*lntfur •>! ’aid l J.X.i cow.Kl.reltob- _ your fruit ebook! remain.’ e«n«e. prayiPg tost h«s final aeemmi »htod*y I In EpU. i, 4. it w*y* that wc were cboaen nitxl limy be heard and allotred. *Dd»,ftSSTau l-Ei.Lis Oct, di.—Tbe pardon and resI in Cbrurt before the fonndation of tbe diMribnllon entered stid he discharged from bis 1O-. si-Tire commb- total loss Is plaoed at Ktu.iwfair site. _ — -----------I WaMHIMP’. wUb the appoval tori'inn • the Grand Duke Michael, world. But it is also written in the same r„ a.Mr.» ->"'«*;'n Ton Ort 27.—Uirect ui— sioner of rndia interior, has cuu.-in t ।he earn-, aud tbe consequent wioinc. <>■>■ » _T,“ *“” r,'Iiob'r connection that we were chosen to be holy . oci. nl“1' and without blame la-fore Him in love, not '“"I'™" Lt.v.iS'Ti.'r.!!? *rc<L'n;t: ( bis marriage to Countea* 2 Sa OO reoora r-“” ot lb. iwoell. coo.,. X.w.bLm ..f iwr-lf. *8-' 3 “a *• '"™ cbo^in simply to tw *aved. but chuxen to ‘bre. hr poorer, wlretod Ms. ‘ to, or- lodUnloatrrtub.-tg, admit* to tbe exclusive circle U,e -I-3 J’oue™la lb- bear fruit that might abide to tbe glory of emote,are required to «H-e Komanoff court a lady who has d.y lnUUm,ub^-lsb<ii,b,.lhr|t Miob • “ *b« > “ J wh,d| kj.ooo wnx.p»* God; not chosen merely that we might Le Md explatol TM, <l»r » °! j Bcgr- b.ouj in her veins, and wbo i* tbe w oulox B.3"0 V/mrett flowed bi. .0happy in time ami in arernity. but dwsen to ___________ •aughtcr-1 a noted divorcee, but who is oil. ou Toto.*'. b“J”|"br« b«o« preprio"1 OHM. , .. ..... ; -------- . 1 r. lay down our lives for others, that they, rtllU ' ----------------------------------------ot the petitioner may not be Knwtcd. AMttl* Ai" < Wisidered oue of the most beautiful Llorit7.ta.Hrf1""1*’ "1'xi sx. burned. _ - ----------------— too. might share Hi* glory ITrelslu. Tb. tire. *"■ "-.’SSraE woustu In Europe. “That whatsoever ye shall ask of the Fa­ — «... ’ ™-!L““Lw’ic^rriure. yw.rer.l.r . tr.n>,.PUu.b.r ®«part* “■*-------------- -—rzs., ther in my name. He may give it you. WM-i-otm. Ort. « “ Sec in thia connectiou chapter giv, 13.14, w m , h„ United state* during Sup­ Dull:!.-, OcL 24.—Archbishop Walsh “^Xt M-JS* C’n“* h“ .'«re pree.pitutog ■— port* fro® the UQt ea ‘ €8 5s7 <7 and verse 7 of this ta-on. sec also I John ••-a’vr. that the remark* imputed to him v 14. lb aud learn that when we nlKde tn *^just stand ^^^^“Aarmi Liwburnor - --------« the time ®f Parnell’s death. In which Han, a»k according to Hi* wih and tn Hi* at. in in- lbe/‘by felU«* “J “ was san) to Lave Mvercly condemned Import* ^^<tU*75 BUD,742 durJudKe ol Probate uicie, dreiring only the glory of God. we tJ* dead man aud to hare said that [A true.copy] shall bare wbateve.- we aak. r »!«; Ju!“‘ u“‘'r ’ ’ uXBepumb^.iaa chanty had no place at bi* grave, were dlettn.nt. <»“"?«XoMplree ’awuwr uttered by him. He is iaelined to BUe the papers which publhbed the steto- CnitiST THE TRUE VINE . ^ BUSINESS CARDS. S A. J I .*’1 - D ,„x« tak».« rM.or““*» X £ ’°rk •* *• 7.x. s ■•‘•‘“■us wUb dyuorelre. , lansing «.rATSo!®. �i im SPECIAL CLOAK_SALE_ A GREA TSUCCESS. Ladies of Barry County pronounce this sale THE EVENT OF THE SEASON. Crowded salesroom and smiling faces. Our effort to please was appreciated by the masses. I CLOAKS! We can still show you a fine line of CLOAKS! lents to select from in our Cloak Department, second floor. READ OU& CUT PRICES ON DRY GOODS. American Print^fpfcr yd.^A Yard wide Sheeting, per yd.I Belding Bros.’ 100 yd. Silk Best Standard Prints, per- ya, Belding Bros.’ Emb. Silk, 15 spools Indigo Prints, best made, per yd Goff’s Braid, a roll Ladies’ Handkerchiefs Ginghams, pet* yd Belding Bros.’ Twist, 3 spools Silesia, per y d Slater’s Glove-finish Cambrics Batting,, a roll J. & P. Coats’ Spool Cotton, best made Barbour’s Spool Linen Dress Drill, per yd Belding Bros.’ 50 yd. Silk MAward’s Needles, a paper LEADER IN DRY GOODS AND CLOAKS Additional Local. Zera Shepard died at his home In this city Tuesday noon from blood poisoning. A couple of weeks ago while helping his ■wife do the washing he. caught his hand between the screen door ami tbe casing, and in removing It he scratched tbe back of his left hand on a screw that was stick­ ing out. Tlie wound was a very small one. aud no attention was.paid to itA Fri­ day night last. Mr. Shephard awoke \nd complained nf a terrible pain in his ami. From that time on that member commenced to swell badly, and Just previous to hisdeath was swollen to twice its natural size and was as black as coal. Everything possible was done to relieve his suffering but to no avail, lie lost consciousness early Monday morning nnd never regained At- Mr. Shephard was an old and esteemed •res Mrnt of this citv and was for many .years engaged tn draylng. Be leaves a wife and daughter, Mrs. Anson Maynard, .to mourn hi* low. The funeral services were held M his late home yesterday aftcr■ noon at three o'clock. Rev. W. M. Puffer. -officiating. ntah seboot Tuesday morning quite M number of the students gave quotations from Washington Irving. A large number of tbe high school students attended the lecture at the Methodist church. Our photographer is taking some very good pictures. Monday night a group of five girls was taken and it was excellent. Du not tall to attend the literary Wed­ nesday night A first class program will be1 carried out. Tbe English class were to transpose some familiar piece of prose from the original by using all of tbe greek and iatln words that was possible. They were very interesting especially the one read by Gertrude Smith. The subject was, Hack and Jill. The U. S. history class Is now in tbe important part of the book. The subject they are discussing should have/apecial attention as it is being discussed by all who are Interested in the government. M. L. Cook, one of the school board, gave our school a very pleasant call Thurs­ day of last week. •Rev. Francis W. Wart. Field Secretary In addition to the note* previously turn­ of the American Sabbath Union, will ed over to Messrs. Black & Son, tbe fotpreach in the Methodist Mett “ ' church - next -Sun- j lowing gentlemen have paid the amounts day morning. . named nameu below: ueioi.. 8 5.00 Tbe Rev. A. D. Grigsby will preach at R. J. Grant . 3.54 tbe Presbyterian church Sunday, Nov. 1, Henry Replogle.. . 10.00 Henry Wick wire. at 10:30. Subject, -Filled with the finest . 2.00 Miles Main.......... of the wheat.’' X. p. S. C. E. meets at the church Nov. Total 819.54 1. at «'» o'clock. To be led by Charles We hope that many others may conic forward to make up the Si.300 this firm is Sutton. out In this matter. We will be glad to ac­ Next Sunday evening a nnitn meeting knowledge all such suras In tbe Baxnkil of Hie Baptist. Episcopal. Methodist and THE MARKETS.Frosbvterian ehnrebes will be held in the ’.Method Lt church. The meeting will be • held in tbe Interests of Sabbath obaervance. An address will be delivered by Rev. Francis W. Ware, Field Secretary of Clurer seeu 08 M&4.C0. the American Sabbath Union, who will Bratis—fl.oo per bu. ateo descrilw the work of tbe great society Oom IIM1T0C '• which be represents. Let all be present Biwf-DreMied OS.OOajXW calves. S3 00 ©5.30 . al tWs important union service who posBeef'.'4e; call. 5c. ■Lfdtoy car.. Lard•-Sc. Lime—Selling at 00 c per bbl; waterlbne ,fl.M Tbe Utiles Parish Auxiliary of Em- per bbl. or«s—27e. perbu. ruanu* I chunk will meet Tuesday. Nov. Potatoes—sac. per bn. 3rd. a: t*« p. m. at tbe home of Mrs. E. 04-80 per ton. Brown. AH ladies eugared in making Balt—Belling at Me per bbl. articb-it for tbe bazaar are requested to be Timothy Seed —Bel Bn c al 01 .f® per ba. for the present and bring their tewing tor wt&t-No.i.whttrt.M: re« ai. ' bazaar with them. S’*m* and Residence 1«3 t HurkbMdcr. city ict» b.MeUrurcr.cityu 1S4 > rtottoe FoUa*. Lowe.l. Mich. S a*h g.r ;■ erFree per;. IK . |M.-r itojifa. Orenjp vll’e Following are tbe real estate transfer* tbe weekending October th. 1891. as free tbe books in tbe regteter s office: • f-j we i• ■ • —-—-—•I Nn CM. WT. ML IM dtv, *3.<f0 „ PdMy L Fawvrs to Wm. W- F. Pmww«; to Chas. ' •ffRSSTi.^ »-».»-» C_UHI Muth. L. Chickens lire fc; dreawd 10c. A gentleman saved tbe life of a clothes deafer. wbo had l*en oapeised in a boat. The latter was profuse in his thanks, and (totting » NoUonco. Find Uttte Bird—Here eotno. a boy with Liuta Bird—Na He’d only fol- Firet Little Bird-Bet whet «b*i! we do? ; F. W. GREBLE, (Successor to Ira VanValkenbnrgh.) Furniture Carpets, Draperies Hastings, Mich � https://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/418/HastingsBanner_1891-11-05.pdf afd5ed5a171b67d6fb50cffcdba3bef5 PDF Text Text i ^fgest Circulatioti Banner. Hastings j of any D/’er tn t!ie Counfy- The best Advertis­ ing medium tn Bar­ ry County. WHOLE NO. 1899 Banner Published Thursdays by COO~a:??OS-’ jrrcjH, B::^/+D TOWER fl ill Break tlie Record THIS WEEK Y • _ ; > in Boy’s Clothing. l in Youths’ Clothing. • . tins in Men’s Clothing. - in Furnishing Goods. ~ i your-fare to Grand jBapids, and get • 'ii want, what is seasonable, suitable 1 Jit. if you buy clothing and furnishing at HUDSON’S Of water wears away the hard­ est rock, and a similar idea » iny excuse for keeping my name and business before vou You may think 1 am well ad^ vertised and ought to quit, but so was the last candidate for governor on the labor ticket tan you name him? MY BUSINESS Is selling watches, clocks, jew­ elry and silverware. 1 keep the best and choicest stock in Hastings. Prices always the lowest. "ump®r Of our hunters have gone In addition to being a Doctor of Philoso­ «elr u,ual trip. K hoUsJ1’ Ut e ’’ m°V“’K l,,t0 hlB Dew phy, Camden M. Coburn, who will lecture here next Tuesday night. Is honorary sec­ retary of the Egyptian Exploration fund, aKlln "oritur « the corresponding member of the Palestine north ,n our vll,w‘- He b“ t»»e Exploration fund. Fellow of the society of north window at the bakery. science, letters and aria, member of the at HasHngs.6*01 WardB11 BP«»t Sunday London society of Biblical Archeology.' fn!LrtiBnirt E- V' S“’,th have returned The good templar’s ledge which has from their visit at Manchester. formerly met Monday evening, will, for the present, meet Wednesday evenings. 1“t WKk Judge tamum tad nneothl, learn, drewbi, ware, ter tha threshing machine that w at hl, tarn utid driving up near the engine the whistle ttST “m,11 one of the hor8es dMKt Who will give the cause? O. E. -Wood was In Grand Rapids a few days fast week. It is whfajwred thot O. E. Wood is now in ppttOMkm of all of the Wm. Wood farm buying his brother’s interest Mr. Patterson and partner from Ohio who made a short stay with Jesse Cotton have gqne north after bears. FremK l^igle has returned home. It w^s voted to put a furnace In our school house ut a apodal meeting. Our feed mill la iu good running order. The Ladits Mite society meet at Mrs. E. A. I’armntit r Thursday, Nov. 12th, in the forenoon’. Let's all go. Joh^iRtown. Monday morning, Oct 26th, Mrs. James Swanson departed this life at her home In Bedford, hveeased was about 21 years of age and had been married something more than two years. Consumption claimed her for one of his many victims and her Rutland. young life went out when had health been Thehigh wind fast Saturday did some hers the prospect would have been very damage, blowing down fences, scattering promising of happiness. Deceased had a wide circle of friends, she having passed corn stalks and tipping over hay stacks. her early days near Bedlord. Besides the Wu had our first simw storm Sunday. A. Martin and wife were at Podunk husband, a little girl of seven months, is left of her family, besides the numerous Sunday. Stephen Yeckley and wife went to relative*. The funeral services w vie held Otsego Sal unlay, called there by the death from the Bedford church on Wednesday and a large gathering of friends showed of Mr.’ Ywkley’s brother Will. The Alliance will hohl open lodge at the the esteem in which her memory is i Chidi’ster school house Thursday evening. treasured. Chauncy Miller, an ofcl pioneer of Bed­ E. C. Hathaway shipped a couple of larrels of vinegar to his suu-ln-law in Itakota. ford. diet! on Tuesday the 27th from the ! Mr*. James VanWaguon is entertaining effccW of diabetis. lie hud accumulated a considerable ptpperty and had n fine farm a daughter from Ohio. on which he resided until liis death. He Milo. leaves an aged partner and several grown t H. W. Williams &• Co. flipped a earlcmd up children. Funeral services at the resi­ {of hogs fast balunfay, averaging 188 dence. Kev. Simons conducting the services. .. I pounds. l.idn McKenzie Is about to enter upon a 1 W. C. Towne, wife and sou vlriled course of instruction nt King's business friends in Battle Creek last wettk. John Kammerer, one of our young men. college Battle Creek. I.Ida is an ambitious I leaves this w^*k for the state of Wastiing- young lady and Is deserving of success in • ton. to see what inducements the state has in her new undertaking. The meeting at the Gregory school | In store for a young man of good habits house «n Sunday night the 25th was well ; and any amount of push. I A good showing for Barn county. The attended. The subject of temperance was Oct crop report says Barry Muuty harvested discussed. School closed in district No. 8 on Friday J in 1891. 48.181 acres of .wheat, which gave ' an average of 21.7" bushels per acre or last. Miss Jordan Ims been a pains-taking instructo! and the• pupils under her charge i total of 1.048,900 for the county, (fata an : ---------- ------------ •• -■ 't - 1®- Miss J.,■ .rent, oJ^ftatal. per »ml {.tas 1>‘»™ gl»«> «»««! I S0.13. A lx.mp.rt«1. of eoimta. tai «.-x- 11»« 11 J" tail'd Bnrry eoo.,1). Four by leta Itao » I ',l,'re f!"' “ ™’ be'on e”k’« | (r»ellon of two l.o>tab, Tbls spmk. well I “S'” 8„ , at,, I to *ta^£.r“»ld°r~'’o?°b« > I’Hlug I" s-"Bb Jobtatowm Tbvy will F. R. PANCOAST. COUNTY NEWS. niah School. Through mistake In last week's items, it was stated that wine quotations from Washington Irving were read by a few of the students one morning of last week. Wc are sorry to say that thia was a mis­ take on aur part. The quotations were from James Russell Lowell. We think It would be a good plan If our superintendent would have a bed in the office for the students who are out tale Sunday nights. It seems impossible for some of them to keep awake on Monday. A targe number of the friends' of Cora Cherry gave her n surprise Friday night. Sterling Hogle Is doing a great deni of Imrdlng now days. The examination in Physiology last Fri­ day was a good one, none being Ik-Iow M) per cent, and only one 100 per cent. Thia was Irving Woodbury. Clarence Phillips Is the only boy in the school room who carries a watch that will keep standard time. A large number of the students of the high school belong to the young people’s society of the Presbyterian church. This Is a very good thing, but would be better it a larger number belonged. Thl* month is the beginning of the sec­ ond half of the term. Are you all satisfied with what you have done? The Hastings high school justice court met at the room of Rogers and Kelson last Monday night and tried C. F. Belson for robbery. He was found guilty and receiv­ ed 90 days In the Hastings high school. W. B. Hayes, Justice. James Marom, Defendant. C. E. Rogeiis, Prosecutor. .THE MARKETS. Hastings. AdpIm—nrted.aate. Butter— Clover seed ZJMtSCOO. BeauM-»J.2t«rtt.4O perbu. Jorn-toitTOe. teef-Drwsed ft 00085.00 calves, |6 50 ©C.00 tggs—IJ20C. ii<i«s— Beat, 4c; calf, ac. Lard—Rc. . . Lime—trelllnpatjoc per bbl; watertlme.fitJB »r bu. ’ PorkHratar^SmTinr at Si.50 per ton. Salt— Belling at Be.per bbl. ’ - ‘ Timothy Heed-Selling at $1.C5 per bn. Wheat-No.t.whites JW: red at. Elour-SLM per hundred. -Rye-Si. . Apptea-A’X.'We. Itarley-Sl.W. nnlnns-wrieoc. Chickens live 5',»c; dressed 8c. I Francis Joseph and Eugenie. At-this moment two historic and royal personages who are crossing tho stage of the world acem to be stamped by the fatal­ ity of the ancient*. They are like two evo­ cations of /Eschylus or Euripides. They suggest CEdipua and Jocaata. One is the Empnror Francis Joseph, the other the E:npr««* Eugenie. On both a crushing fatality seems to mat. One, mounted on the throne. Raw herself precipitated from .it in tho midst of iui greatots luster. Struck to the heart by those mortal blows, itelcbsliofen, Spicheren, Sedan, she saw her husband led away n prisoner after having surrendered blaarmy to the victor. Sho naw her palace invaded by the threatening mob, and deserted by the flood of courtiers she wasaccompanied to her exile only by that American citizen, by that Thomas W. Evans,-who alone vus faithful in miafortuna. She saw her husband, prohibited by pain aud adversity, die Inglorious in that exile; and finally heF'son, her only son, on whose head centered all aer pride, all her hope, perished in a barbarous and lone­ some land, far from Barope, far from t’l that could cast a last ray on his<premature grave. And yet she lives, ate goes about, she talks, she rerhdta Pari4 Rhe goes to see its monuments, she even eutera tl t Palace of- Industry which she inaugurated, and which even years ago wan looked upon as a Babylonian drcam. nnd she passes, an incarnation of fatality. Under the as­ tonished eyes of the people w3io guze upon her. The other is Francis Joseph. He ascend­ ed the throne atnid the noise and trepida­ tion of a fe» -ful storm. life successively received at tho heart those triple poniard thrusts Magenui. SolferinoJ Sadawa. Ho signed, bowling with rage, ^hnt treaty of Prague which anntebed from his brow tha German imperial crown-, then, amid tho gloomy solitude which made his domestic hearth a desert, he learned the mysterious' catastrophe which deprived him of his only son, the heir of bis crown, the only future and the supreme hope of the empire.—De Blowita in Harper's. Owing to the enormous yield of grain In Northern Minnesota and Dakota this seat son. and consequently the unusual de­ mand for harvest hands, the Great North­ ern railway line will transport from SL ‘Paul, Minneapolis, Dtllulh and Superior, thrashing outfits In cat loads, at the cur­ rent class •‘A” rate, passing not to exceed ten men tree in charge of ench load. Such shipments, sis well ns tlie ten men. will be returned free to the points of shipments from which they started on the Great Northern railway line, upon proper Identi­ fication that the men are the same as 'orig­ inally accompanied tlw shipment, and that the threshing outfit is the same as original­ ly forwarded and no change In ownership haying occurred. Shipments of horses and males In any quantity for use with thrashing outfits (including men in charge a-j provided for rules of live stock contracts) will be trans­ ported at current tariff rates, and returned free to original points of shipment under . same conditions as threshiug outfits, ex­ cept that parties in charge will be furnish­ ^^^a^.^ X?^'|^>«>kr»r.I w.l«>1tarromlta1rmU>, ed only such transportation as they may Is- entitled to under contracts which they hold. There Is a very heavy demand for O ™ in-lkM ................. | <'«r» -» » •» *» Vrrmoolvlll'. harvest hands, nt wages 83.00 |ier day. j agent, Is buying potatoes at Qloverdale, I I’arties should address. D. W. 11. More­ paying30 cents per bushel. Will ship? land. Mich. Frt. A Pass. Agt. Detroit; I them to X. Y. market T? begin to look out for Mich. These special rates will expire Dec. I Our minister last Sunday in hl* prelim-. Church and Society 31, '91, if not sooner cancelled. ; inary remark# uiged his hearers to sub-1 To-morrow will occur the exercises comI sk-rlbe for n certain pajnr only $1-50 for 14 । Iteaaolutioivn. months. The wiiier wlthisut any irre’-er-1 At a regular mwting of Hickory lodge cnee wanted to Inform the lb v. he could No. 34.'». F. * A. M. the following pre­ ■•go him one better” as he could give them ibo-r in the evening nt " o’clock. amble and resolntions were adopted: the Hastings BannSI: and Detroit weekly Rev. Ware. Micblgmi Field secretary of Wheuea!.: It has pleased the Grand > look where you can buy thti best for the least Tribune fur one year-tor one dollar. the American Sabbath Union, filled the M­ Master to call from his lalxir our much ■ them—the justly celebrated Lycoming Rubber E. pulpit wry acceptably Sunday morning. rateemed and worthy brother, John Th •. are the best, add we are the sole agents for . ^r T’",or"'.™”to.r ' Mtorta" 'll' I »ond., evening toe BvtaK Kpta..p.l- Lawrence. hv county, at prices lower than ever before: also Whereas: In the dcath'.of our worthy brother we realize the loss of one who '. r Shoes, the best in the market. Every pair was helpful and cheerful nnd whose ex­ ftirnda. Fur the part two years ho has address was delived by Rev. W are. wta» ample was worthy of Imitation, ever • \ lint- of.Underwear ever offpred for sale at this been blind and death came to his release explained the American Sabbath union s >squaring his actions by an upright conduct. plan of work, and pavd the .way for the । Hcxoli’cd.’ That tlie officers and mem­ ■ L thu lowest. Also a full line of staple and ralM-s the frame of her wtabltahtuent of a branch thereof here. ber* of Hickory lodge, No, 345, F. & A. Mrs. U.nrtab-n ....----- i T’.-Uioods and Notions. . ‘ “ The first W. M. quarterly meeting for M. declare that the life of Brother John Wtan—H). <» mpl.™ °,K . rin^ along your butter and eggs, dried fruits of ail tarn Lawrence departed was that of an honest burnrf some time ««. . Hartings and Irving charge will lx- held . iur which vet- will pay vou the highest market pnee Auunitf our jonliu people she bar. len next Saturday and Sunday. Nov. 7 and b, and efficient worker iu all the pursuits of a long and consistent life. Goodness of at North Irving church. Services to com-, a. arHua Flower, who ta> gone to work -t living prices. You will hear that we have sold ,t Kalamaws., Frank Itkkenmore to Balta mence at two o’clock Saturday. . • heart nnd uprishturas In dealing were bis : will always find us at the store of characteristics. Creek and Uora.-e to The society counicted with Emmanuel Hcxolvai.’ That we extend to tlie fami­ Quarterly meeting wrvleea will ta held church will fa- entertained Thursday after­ ly of our departed brother our heartfelt al Spring Brook Saturday and noon, Nov. 12. by Mrsdamea H. A. (iojtd- sympathy in their bereavmeuL The shoe aortal ar Cltas. Barber a netted year, Atkins. Dunning. O. Youngs, Mm. nctolved: That our lodge be draped in "“iS'r^r'JTteTt.Utermot.ehrml Huinn, D. Goodyear. J. Goodyear, it. mourning for the period of thirty days and Kurta and Gertrude’ Bentley. SupjH-r at that a copy of these resolutions be printed this week. Sbtf bus been engngwl for the society rooms from five until seven. in tM Hastings Banner. coming winter., Dated Hickory lodge, Oct. Ulh, JSM. The regular monthly meeting' of the GRAND RAPIDS. / 7 • I Lll/C' J. I/! 7 Additional Local/ RUPBER QOObS KO. P. MOSIER, CLOVERDALE, MICH. Rosenbaum & Speyers. Rosenbaum & Speyers | ’hen in need oi a Ladies’, Misses’ or Childs ■CLOAK* b " not fail to look over our large and well assorttfLock.'JWe show at the Lowest Prices V\ e can suit you. Please give us a call. Respectfully yours, ROSENBAUM & SPEYERS KALAMAZOO, MICH There is a atary S°iDSthc rounds down in Georgia that the other day one of three ladles, while crossing a road, accidentally stepped on a snake. The aerpeut coiled it­ self tightly around the lady’s ankle and the effect was electrical. His suakeahip Our Disgraceful Hoads. hod hopped on n dynamo without know­ in spite of the wonderful commercial ing it. The laxly turned on the power, and and industrial progress of the United after describing two or three sharply elon­ States, we are still to a large extent using gated circles with Lor heel in midair, tho the same soft, dusty, muildy'country roads snake, unable to stand the pressure, re­ that served for our remote ancestors. No laxed his grip and nailed back to earth, organization has done more to remedy thia and fell near lady No. 2. He rather liked surprising state of things than the League thrfun nnd immediately hitched onto No. of American Wheelmen: and Its secretary, 2 in the same manner. The curtain was Mr. Isaac B. Potter of New York, bus n rung up, and the fun began without delay. word to say In the November Forum about Sizz went the lightning pedal violently, the evil and its cure. He considers that with nn engine lever motion, and «w*«h heartily invited. went his snakrahip through the nir. Un­ The Y. P. S. C. E. mwts at the 1’resby- the cost to the farmer, of carting his pro­ terian church next Sunday Bt #ix duce over the ••roughened streak of soil able to hold on. he tamed loose, nnd that serves us for a highway. Is no small dropped at the feet of No. 3. Quick aa Hick, to bo IcaU by Willie Grigsby. factor In the existing agricultural depres­ thought he tackled tho next dynamo, with, Tlie C. L. S. C. will meet at the home of sion. end pointe out that the cost of lualn- tho sitmejswull. Herb ft occurred for the first time to the lalnlng proper public wagon roads, though Mrs W. J. Holloway Nov- 7,,h „ Roll call, answered by quotations on great, is more than repaid to tlie communi­ gnlfant little tmnke that be was in Georgia ty In the enhanced value of adjacent anti that Georgia girls were electrical, and W The leading facts of American history. property alone. This position he supports that Georgia people are never ao happy as by statistics. It Is to be hoped that Mr. when they can tell a He on a. snake, and Sabie Beadle. .. that about the l*at thing he could do ja»t Social institulkms of the L. ».. mra. Potter and his co-workers Will succeed In then was to escape to the woods before ho rousing our rural communities to the dis­ Ur^’‘2d nro of the talontata grace of a condition of things which makes, war sized up and examined, carefully for . rattles. After thanking tthe ladle# forth* us the laughing-stock of European travel­ entertainment he made hh bow and sought A. C. Brown. lers in this country. 1-nrita.i lit., l>r. Fowlor. the timber. This is the gist of this Georgia Crllle, Kittle Boole,. story, with many of the details omitted.— To Dispel Colds. * The aoeonil lecture to the ®pw0,rtl1 Nashville Anierieau. uX X. will be ktota »«t l-wretar . ------- * Hndadte. >'"<1 fe"«A to ’,lc• ta.ntok Not. 101b. b, C.a'len M. </>b“r“' > The Rothschlkta smoke Henry Clay antan olferturil,, l*b D. of Anu Arbor, .object, "Awonk cwUveor bllloo.. or when tlie blood Ul “Sobrauoa,” which cost about a dollar Impure or .luntluh, to ponmnenU, cure» Meh. They aro wrapped iu goid leaf and lecture will Irefiln kt . Al oclock city Um- tabltunl eonMlptlloo, to awkken thet packed in UUte tatakl cedar wood cabineta. SetoforeTlukl. lecture »0 £ ktJner. mid Uwr 10 1 brelthy ncttoUy,. 1। They Tta, also .i« buy lbw cablnste (42.00Q dgar»> ttarettalnl'W tbto. Italore.« J'“ without Irritating or weakening U«BS,' u a Ume, ,0 cent*. Tlekrt.»*7ta.*t*lta<l«< toe use Syrup of Figs. ‘ door on the evening of the lecture. Woman's Foreign missionary society of The evaporator will probably shut down the M. E. church will be held on V\ ednesday at 2210 p. in. at the parsonage. Sub­ ^M^Wxlard. the station agent at Milo. ject of study tor the month “Medical Work in China.” Ladies missionary society will hold its ",nrWu2l.b«« nurrb^a • bone .nd usual monthly meeting next ednesday Irtiggv and seems to have quite a nde. ffbiiieand Ftnma Barnes, also Llbbie at 2’30 M the iTrsbyterlan parsonage. MitaUum attended a birthday surprise All ladk-a will be cordially welcomed. Kev. Griip?by will preach next Sunday morning and evening. Morning suMvcj. “Sanctification and common «"»• the evening be will give a talk on Cjcl fig nuil.ml Sundo. L In St least their dHW adJacenl furtn. otejlne U>« t"bj,n rule. ’,ih 1 ‘ ville last Friday, ana:is a %eXws Sd Jordan, of Has-.. uX^n^' ^nimLnil. F.Ub- An Ohl Frophetta-Warning. April 23. Good Friday and St. George’s Day. April 29, Easter and St. Mark's Day. June 24, Corpus Christi and St. John's Day. When I read of new railroads and other Improvements being made in Palesttae— when the telegraph tells me that they aro Hitting in an electric light plant and a lolly water works system at Jerusalem— unconsciously iuy mipd reverts to the odd combination uliovc set forth. It is the pre­ diction of Nostroditnimi, a celebrated phy­ sician and astrologer of France, who dted in 1WC, nged sixty years. His prediction was made in Latin, over 800 years ago, and dcdaml that die end of the world would coine in tho year in wiiich Good Friday Dime on St. George's Day, Easter on St. Mark’s Day nnd • Corpus Christi on St. John's Day. In the year 1886 occurred for the first time th.it odd combination of holy days. Bpt still the world stantTs, or rather fi<tate. But may not that year really have beenxbe “beginning of the end.” The signs clearly indicate that some great change is about tfe take place. All thoughtful ijliscrveiw declare that a quarter pf • ©entufrj Will Fee the downfall of all the old niounrcHim of Euro|>e.' Com­ munism. uih'lhou and anarchy are bub­ bling to the surface all over the world. A single decade is likely to see the British empire dissolved, her landed estates di­ vided and her church property confiscated. Turkish dominition in Europe Is on the wane, and the Jews are repeopllng Palm­ tine. Evidently Nostradamus knew what ho waa talking nnout, even if be was a little off on dates.—St. Louis Itepuhlja A. A. ALDRICH. fl ) A. G. CoKTinoRT, !■ Committee. T. J. Kei.li.ey, ) I �Hastings Banner Thursday, Nov. 5, 1891. OUR COUNTY. The Herald notes a laborers nt Freeport. scarcity ot day Wm. H. Godfrey, of Freeport, Ims been granted nn Increase in pension. Winter apples command but 81,00 per barrel al Middleville. The Middleville fruit evaporator baa shut down for the season. acts and - made to suffer the penalty that awaits them. Mrs. Wilkinson returned from Casnovia Saturday after a few weeks visit with friends. Chas. Dietrich, wife and daughter re-, turned from New York last week. John Dow ha.** started a cigar factory in the rear of C. D. Doyle's barber shop. Mrs. H. E. Hendrick and daughter were the guests of Mrs. S. Hendrick at Peach Belt last week. John Otto has his new residence opposite tlie Congregational church nearly enclosed. Mrs. Mattie Armstrong, of Grand Rap­ ids, is lite guest of her parents, L. \V. Payne and wife, of this village. Mm. Fenton has bad her house roahlngled. Don Putnam commenced his school in district No. 10, Yankee Springs. Monday. Fe'd Fausey, ot Curlton, was in the village last Friday. j John Dauioulh, of Wuyiund, visited friends in town over Sunday. . George Wilcox and wife returned from New York last week. Lee Hawkins of Charlotte, is spending a few days with his father. Geo.' Smith, of Grand Rapids, spent Sun­ day and Monday In the village. Presiding Elder Cogshall occupied the M. E- pulpit Sunday morning and evening. Bert Webb, of Chicago, is the guest of parents iu this place. Mr. Clark, of Grand Rapids, has opened a bakery in the harness shop lately vacated by John Ackerson. We wish him abundant sucoras. There was a union dime social held hi the old rink building Tuemtay evening for the benefit of Win. Webb. C. Griffin, of Grand Rapids, called on friends in the village Monday. C Henry vs. Florence Ford, divorce. CHANCEJtY, 4TH CLASS. Margaret Dooley v*. Abher D. Case and Patrick Dooley, bill to aet aside mortgage. Mary E. Howarth vs. Nancy Howarth, bill to restrain ejectment aud for specific lierfortnance. etc. Harriet L. vs. Wm. Olner, divorce. ‘ Louisa C. Brown vs. Henry L. Newton. Injunction to restrain building of dam. Bell Furniture A Novelty Co. vs. E. M, Evarts, bill to enforce against, relative to patent; inluncthm. Norman Lalliam et al vh. David Ickes et al. bill to esUbhsh rights in church projwrty. Last spring the Van Voorhees block on Division street Grand Rapids wa» burned. John W. Van Kenlm was Inter arraigned on the charge of ineendarlsni, but through the infiuence of the insurance < ompaniw« the complaint waa changed to arson, with the Intention of defrauding insurance compantex. A Jon- In the Superior court will soon determine whether he Is guilty or not . Mrs. A. G. Frost/ of Charlotte, has a quilt that contains over 15,800 pieces. Judge Hooker read a paper before the Century Club, of Charlotte, on the laws concerning divorce* last week. • Tlie brusque apd fussy impulse of the*e Following nre the real estate transfers days of false Impression would rate down for the weekending Novembers, 1801, its all as worthless beeause one is unworthy. taken from the books in the register's office: As If there no motes In sunbeams! Or Chas. Clark, of Grand Rapids, will open a bakery in Middleville. KU Cline to Henry Hart; e>, ot nt se‘4 set comets among stars! Or cataracts In peaceful rivers! Because one remedy proXi Woodland. <700. A. L. McDowell, of lAlghtoii. according Orscmus A. Phillip-, to.lames K. Surine. lots fi-sses to do what II never was adapted to «a, txt. M ana «3 Nashville. SsLt to the Middleville Sun, raised 141* bushels Wm. Hire to .1. and Laura A. Showalter; jur- do. are all remedies worthless? Because of wheat from 4t. acres. Twelve acres one doctor lets hls patient die. are all bum­ Maple Grove. *375. were of the Pool variety, and yielded 45 E. 1». Haine.-! to B. I*. Burpee;♦>» sec 4 Pratric-bugs? It requires a Due eye and n finer ville, K.’.-W. bushels per acre. .laiue* .Mead to James Fisher; 30a sec S Castle­ brain to discriminate—to draw the differ­ ential line. ton. $1,200. Pickerel are being speared in Nashville’s Chester E. Hyde to Wm. G. Hyde-, se‘» of net* -They say” that Dr. Pierce’s Golden mill pond these days. *x»ou«i!Hi.>un UlUe 11. KittffH to Sdlna Crossman; lift 4 Medical Discovery and Dr. Fierce's Fav­ , Water in tlie second well for Nashville’s orite Prescription have cured thousands. Kevtert add Middleville, ««»). f Harry C. Aldrich to Jacob VerbnJge; WH of water works was struck at a depth ot 2.50 ••They say” for a weak system ti#rc’s uete mm 30 Burry. JW.U»'. fnet The drilling was continued until a Mary Howard to A. D. Smith; wH of fieri of mAhing better than |Lhf • "Discovery,” and riepth of 315 feet was reached. A remark­ that the “Favorite. Prescription” Is the nw», sec 16 Tfioruapolo. |M1 John Cook to Mauley BUltogs; parcel Orangv- hope of deblllated, feeble women who need able Increase over the first well in the flow vibe. Aw. of water was shown. The two wells will Jacob Maus to Mary K Hendershott; w‘i lots n restorative tonic and bracing nervine. flow 150,000 gallons daily. A third well 3 amt 10 lots -I aud v Dunning's add. city, And here's the proof— fc.nrr. Is being put down. Try one or both. If they don't help you. U. I). Pierce to Sarah Bussell :5< see t< Balti­ (ell the World's DbpruBary Medical Asso­ Wednesday Frank Chase was In Nash­ more. <-■!»>. ciation. of Buffalo. N. Y., and you gel Aarau G. Culver to Ira M. Chubb; n-.i of »w?» ville with one of Merchant's livery rigs see 13 Yankee Sprlntf. *5. your money bark again. from this city. He traded bls buggy for At'. A. Hough u» Siddn A. Haugh; tot*I and one ot Landlord Osman’s carts, receiving 2 w«» ‘J and io IriX 10 instem ado. city. *L«K>. Joseph Saunders, of Battle Creek, has John H. Flsit l<> J. J. Freeland: U**** 1 lrv’ plums, red raspberries and gooseberries in 87.00 cash in addition. Mr. Osmnn traded ng. s.r.». the buggy with Chas. Sheidt. of Nashville, blossom In his garden. Routh Carlton. Marriage Ucenaes. for another cart, ami got 820.00 to boot The cuDM-foasncM ot haring a remedy at hand Chase Immediately lit out And now the Name ntid Residence W. W. Blakeslee and wife drove to No for croup, pnii’enmnla. *u»re throat, and sodden it« i Chas. H. Gaskill, iUl'.lmore question is whether Osmnn or 'Scheldt is Grand Rapids Saturday. Mrs. IL will re­ colds. Is very consoling to a parent With a Nina P M -wry •• “out.” main there for a few weeks but Mr. B. re­ UTT ji Fred Cn-sndv, city bottle <>f Ayer’s Cherry Pectoral In the house, i Kiunle Merritt H<»pe Nashville hunters, old and young, are turned the first of the werk. one feels, in such case*, a sense ot security There will be services at 4ti>v Methodist l<w > Win. H- Lyon.Jubtistown doing great execution with guns. Recent­ church Mithlag else can give. 1 Jr-J tile M. Quick Barry every Wednesday hereafter. ly. while attdmpting to shoot at a .rabbit IQ > Marl n Mratl. Bal luwre • SL Joseph young ladies have organized A. G. Senter, of Clarksville, was calling i Rbodta GIMOO. Maple Grove which ran between him and Bert Hagar, u cooking dub. Every member will be on Carlton friends lost ’ week. Frank Treat filled Hagar’s shins full of married before spring. Mr. Burchfield went to Potterville last NEIGHBORING COUNTIES. fine shot—MPby actual count The rabbit Thursday to attend the funeral of a grand­ A Michlgnii Central RaHron<l Employe is all right and Jffr. Hagar hopes to be Eltner Perin. a liveryman of Ixiwell, let Win- Ills Cmmi, after Seven Year*' soon. Wednesday afternoon Irving Forest child. ContraL ' Henry Brunson and wire have a very a rig to a stranger last week, who nt once was in the primeval woods when a bird proceeded to Grand Rapids with it and While employed as agvnt of tlie Michi­ flew up. With great precision and decision. sick child with typhoid fever. Fannie Wood spent part of lust week traded it off. Perin found his property gan Central Railroad Company, at Aug­ Forest shut both eyes and pullet! the but not the thief. usta, Mich., my kidneys became dl-ft-ased. with Mrs. J. Fleming. trigger. The bird was none the worse off. Abed Donley, wife and shter. Mrs. Just at present Grand Rapids seems in­ and from an Impoverished and impure But two shot penetrated the frame ot Rowley, went to Portland last Saturday. . fested with a gang of foot pads who make state of the blood, my general health was Frank Hummel, and he was saved from C. L. Smith will keep us supplied with n practice of holiliug up boys and women. entirely undermined. . 1 consulted the further damage by bis thick clothing. buckwheat dour this winter as he had over One of the offenders is a youth about IT leading physicians of this city and Ann A genttemau liylng north of Nashville 200 busheLs of buckwheat. years of age. but he Is too small to fall Arbor, and all pronounced my case some time ago tad three five dollar bills The widow Jeffries has moved to Muir. Into the hands of the officers. Brights disease. In Octolier last. I lagan There Is to be a birthday surprise party taking Hibbard's Rheumatic Syrup, and stolen from hU wallet. He suspected a The Ingham county board of supervisors am to-day a well mark It affords me certain young man who had, on the night upon Mrs. Jacob Shriber thin week Wed­ propose to keep tramps out nf that country pleasure to render vufferin^bumanity noy before the money was missed, staid al his nesday. Full particulars next week. by starvation and hard work. • They pro­ good that I can. and I wish to say that 1 The widow 1'iate is sluwly failing. house. The young man was seen, nnd Mrs. Janies Anderson, daughter of D. pose to feed these loafers on bread and think It the greatest blood, kidney and stoutly and indignantly denied the theft. But the owner of the bills wasn’t satisfied. M. Wood, of Midland also Mrs. Ella Early, water, and then make thttn saw wood for liver medicine in the world. He went to Nashville and asked the busi­ of Grand Rapids, are In Carlton at present the county. K. Lazalerk. Agent M. C. R. IL, ness men to let him know If this fellow visiting at Mr. Wood's and other friends. Albion, Mich. The safe In A. F. Morehouse's office In Frank Haney and wife are the owners of attempted to pass any five dollar bills. Sohi by W. H. Goodyear. Prepared only Portland was burglarized, last week and One day last week, the boy came to town a nice boy. the lock left In such a couditipu that it by the Ctiarips Wright Medicine Co.. De­ Tlie past week has been favorable for troit, Mich. ‘ and displayed two such bills, which be at­ was impossible to get into IL As th«- safe tempted to negotiate. He was afterward burning fences. Henry Milter in n fit of Jealousy shot hls Those boys who untie horses Sunday contained -many valuable papers Mr. M. seen, aud again accused of the theft. wns very anxious to know whother they Again he protested his innocence. But evenings better be careful. They may get bad been taken or not Tlie door was wife dead at their home in Deerfield town­ ship, Lapeer county, Tuesday. caught or found out. It will not be so when confronted witl/theevidence already finally opened and he found his pa|*rs all known and threatened with arrest and a funny then. For Over Finy Veurw safe. term in prisou. he weakened. He gave up Mrs. Winslow's Soitoing Nt nip I>m hern used Ionia count}’ pays her school commis­ for Iklreii trelMtig ft sooIIhm tlie child, what money he had left, and some clothing sufrens th* gums, \ihiys all pain, cures wind sioner 81,300. bought with the stolen funds, and now colic, aud ts the m,-s: remedy for «tlarrh«-a. promises to make ample restitution. As D. D. Thorp, of Lansing, has commenced Twwntj -five <-.«:>« u Mtt!e. Bold by nil druggl-ts throughout the isorid. it is hls first offense, he will not be prose­ The following aro the cases cal- suit against Ionia county for material used cuted. end«r tor the November term ot court In the construction of the latter's court The business portion of the village of house. . The News report* that a real, live which commences next Munday: Milan was almost completely destroyed by CRIMINAL CAUSES. anarchist lives in Nashville, nnd advises Harman Bailey, of Scbewa, shot his foot fire *trly Tuesday morning. Loss 813,00$. 1’eople vs. Jas. L. Wilcox, subornation him to get a move on or seal up hls mouth. the other day, while tinkering with a gun. Tht deer season In the upper jieninsula of perjury. According to the Nashville News, that People vs. Eugene Wilcox, same. Henrv Wanifs gun store at Kalamazoo is ended and hunter* who are fortunate to village lias a blacksmith whose fault is People vs. Eugene Wilcox, criminal as­ was entered by burglars last week and escape alive are returning home. that of the parrot "he talks too much.” sault over 8400 worth of goods stolen. The Bvidentlv some of his talk was not pleas­ People vs. Henry Northrup, perjury, for police have a slight clue nnd expect to ing. For Wednesday night stones, stole sentence. soon bring the guilty party to Justice. eggs aud othor odorous things were hurled People vs. Orrin Dayton, assault with So many potato** were raised on the re­ against his shop. m> that the next morning intent to commit rape. It might, from the aroma therefrom, be People vs. James Culp, larijeny from claimed lands around Decatur that they dwelling, for arraignment. Z are a drug on the market at the present taken for a glue factory^ People vs. James Seeley, jail breaking, rime, and cannot be disposed of at any price. Banflehi. for sentence. Prof. Pixley entertained many of his People vs. John Bovee and Io nian Scott, Mi« Nettle Standford, of Galesburg, friends by songs and recitations Friday burglary, for sentence. . who was injured in the Olin excursion People vs. Ed. Clements, Indecent ex­ wreck, was brought back to her home hi't evening at the church. The vessel City of Erie, loading slab* Diylil Styles has been threatened with posure of person. was driven ashore in a gale near North­ People vs. Wm. Loveland, furnishing pneunteaia. M. 11. Lane, of Kalamazoo, has been ap­ port TucMay night and completely Tin* intended social of the G. A. R. was liquor to drunkard, for arraignment. wrecked. a disappointment to many Wednesday People vs. Frank Herrick, violating pointed a member of the special committee to arrange for an exhibit of carriages at the The Adrian Presbyterians have churched liquor law, for arraignment evening. t r t L. C. Edmund* and wife are visiting People vs. Jas. Scldmore, assault aud Columbian Exposition. He was appointed couvict Aektev—he who is doing time tor by the Carriage Builder’s National Asjuh' taking improper liberties with a voting with friends ami relatives in Ingham and battery, appeal. ciation. v girl. * People vs. Geo. Nash, furnishing liquor Washtenaw counties. Kittie Mosher entertained her friends at to minor, for arraignment Frank A. Allen forged a check of $2,000 Farmef* and land owners in the vicinity People vb. John Eggleston, appeal. her birthday party Saturday evening. against the Lansing National bank and ot Benton Harbor nre warning hunters nut We notice many of our citizens are en­ People vs. Jas. Howe, attempt to com­ was convicted nt the last term of court fur to trespass on their grounds under penalty joying cigars and pop the past week. mit larceny from person, for arraignment. forgery. He has been granted a new trial of arrest. The word “weddings"’ caused this. People vs. JSharles Mann, assault with and will piobably go free. A- Fisher has the wall lai<l for his house. intent to comm t murder, for arraignment. The Portland roller mill was destroyed He expects to go hunting the rest of the People vs. Win. Hutchins, obtaining MORTGAGE BALKa by fire last week. Loss $1,500, insurance goods under false pretense. On the 19th day of Mav, A. D. irjo. Pblneas n ’ A. Bellinger left a new organ at the People vs. Wm. Shafer, violating liquor 8500. Parker and Martha l'ara<-r. hls wit*- rnurtlaw, fur arraignment ehurch for trial. A 50 per cent dividend was paid by tlie £a£li,Or^‘Aj',n* *l! Ulul c«rtatn piece ur People vs. Frank Newman, Impersonat­ City National bank of Marshall last week. parcel of land, situate In the city of Hastings u>rtrt‘^ru‘y.Of "n* rtat* ,,f MlfbUwi.* Lake Ode***. ing an officer, for arraignment Over $£7,000 has been put. in circulation and described .vx follows, to wit: Ixrt two ( <.•! The Potter Mfrg. Co. of Lansing have People vb. Wm. Wyruan, larceny from around that city as the result of this divi­ !rX'‘buw mtv fl addition to the Milage, uoweitt. of Hastings, county *.f Irerrv pnrehnsed the stock of hardwood lumber dwelling house, for arraignment dend, and creditors are commencing to pffitimreo 0/ to rt-runled owned by H. R- Wagar and will ship the breathe easier. plot thereof, bard mortgage was. on the gist day of M ay . A. D. 1 ’ jo . recurdtnl lu the office uf same to their factory in Lansing. Martin L. Sweet et al vs. John Yarger, Five tramps who had broken Into a car the register of deeds for the eouattr of Barry. In Thomas Aris has Ills house ready for replevin. Ute state of Slicfiigan, In liber thirty four (3i> of Ernest £1. Morse vs. Eipma A. Ferguson, containing liquor at Battle Creek were ar­ Ua??’*” °“ P-w one hundredTXgbty plastering. rested last week. The most wonderful Thomas Johnson is building a nice stock assumpsit, appeal. thing was that they had not touched a bit Haul mortgage was on the “ 1st day of May Olney A Judson Grocery Co. vs. Wm. 1M0 assigned by said A. H.. Ayan to Hrnrv 1 of the liquor. T..e new bakery has begun business. H. Chilson et al, replevin. R. E. Webster and wife, ot Johnstown, Samuel McIntyre and Geo. Smith vs. E. Calhoun county threshers are accepting ▼islted friends and relatives here last Sat­ J. Beach, appeal. the offer of northwestern railway compan­ Ann Dorr vs. Benj. WaiL replevin. urday and Sunday. ies for free transportation for them and a bn d,ll.'J,rU£"5'’ *Mon to* nth day of January. Lewis Bagley has r new fence around W. 11. Tenn/ et al vs. £1. L. Newton, their machines and are going to Dakota to assumpsit his lot help out tiie farmers who are unable to se­ incut wat on tlie 35th day of Mav A D Mrs. Walker Jameson died In Grand SI lax Gates vs. Asel Beach, ejectment cure threshers and men enough to handle toi’Ar^PdJ.,‘^Lrrl'ter,« <*»«•; in liner Rapids last Friday and was brought here Wm. H. Goodyear vs. Jno. Shafe, as­ the Immense crop. Democratic calamity sumpsit for burial. wallers should go along to take an object D. L. Stine is running his saw mill at P. A. Sheldon vs. Sam’l Marshall, as­ lessen.—Detroit Journal. satd mortgage. There la now due and unpaid sumpsit and appeal. on said mortgage one bundrt-4 and fifty four preseaL Those in favor of local option in Cal­ SIS MU? to’r,y ®>«hl cents for princitud We understand that F. Clark has the ap­ Mary Wilkins vs. Jno. L. Broughton, thereof and interest r&ereon. No proceedimrs houn comity are circulating their petitions, pointment for postmaster. assumpsit. at law or In equity haw been inatl luted to reElection passed off quietly with a re­ Slcpbcn Sprlngett, and an election will undoubtedly be called e,,;.’,:."aW -um of nmner. or any pan thereof B. F. Hewett to decide the matter, as the required num­ given,inthat virtue of the publican majority tn this township. special appeal. I*’Notice *" «•* is hereby routalnod L<1bvmo^e Rich Watkins vs, J. D. Benham, tres­ ber of signatures can easily be obtained. in pursuance of the statute to ti»cta case made MtddlevilJe. pass on the case. The Michigan ex-prisoners of war held “,,a .,ru'lJrd l,».^x,.. Juuod Olive Clever and AUie Coats were the J. H. Dennis vb. Lewis B. Bentley el their anuual reunion In Ionia Friday and guests of friends and relatives in Nashville al, trespass. Saturday. IMPA.RLANCK. over Sunday. An enterprising Battle* Creek merchant E. W. Carr was in Detroit or> buedntss has a full grown red fox ’on exhibitiou in tog toe Circuit C-oun for sail eouuty.) on the aaaumpttlL 23nl day of January. A. D. 11W’ at io hls window. the forenoon of h-u J.u®.01 Hertiert Rich and Mark Johnsen spent N. A. Falter vs. Wm. C. Trego, asBonday In Grand Rapids. sumpaiL Clarence Pierce, of Cheater township, Hastings Nal’l Bank va. Wm. C. Trego, Eaton ooanty, loat a large barn by fire last Ofleen dollars, provided tn *u»l< niartgage at d The Hallowe'en party at J. McKevitt's by the stat me thereto rertAlnlno *^ last Saturday night was the moat enjoyable assumpsit. week. A span of bones and a couple of Dated October ZTlfi, ik i. * affair of the kind that has been had in this Wm. II. Goodyear vb. Geo. W. Gregory, cows were also burned. William J. Stuamt, assumpsit. JxiialE. Kmavpkn. The rowdk* of thte village .seemed CKAKCEKY, FIBST CLASS. Eugene Dahlem started Saturday morn­ think it a pleasure to destroy other Christian va. Amelia Tromaier, divorce. ing for Charlotte promising to briug bi8 Kuappen & non er. aM'gnees uf nwrtiauce. property and to do everything Albert vs. Allie O«wall, divorce. children bafts and shoes ard other neces­ Jacob vs. Margaret W. Schon de I mayer, sary article*: bht we are uny io aay he ■ocm! one who thinks as the altove divoroegave way to his old habit and came home Conrad vs. Almira Layman, divorce. drank, wlttiout the supplies. He had just Nellie vb. Bert Hager, divorce. received 8104 pension, but it has all gone IKBAS’S (KKP BFMHi Amanda J. v*. Patrick H. Erans, di- to the saloon men, and the family i» dettiCUi-c’. Xrildz, mie te to- wluur. How km, will KsFi.wn __ I__ our country? Additional Local. Children Cry for ■ Pitcher’s Castoria. Children Cry for Pitcher’s Castoria. Children Cry for Pitcher’s Castoria. PHOHATE ORDER. eras F -“xr Tue*d»v. the '/«•» day of Uclutwr. In ihojear j z ip unr thousand hundred and nturty one. Present. Chsric* W. Armstrong.* Judge ot 1 Ta ’Vhe matter of ttw estate of Olive the petition duly vert-' fled «f Alli'Ht BugVee, brother of said deceased, praring that J.»lm J. Perkins or ?m>ir pll-tr sulLd'le person, net, be apj»olJiVM admluistra tor of the estate of daowisea. Thereupon it I* ordered, that Tuesday, the 77th day of Noremta r. A. D.ltwL at toqoWckin the forenoon. Hn assigned (or ti e bearing of raid petition, and that tiiehelratd iawofj-a (f<tecr(wrd. nnd all other persons 1rJcre*«ed l:» said estate, are n-qulrt-d to auf-ear at a atimIoii ot said conn, then to Im- lioKten nt the Pnihatu office. In tlx- city of Ha-stings, In said countv, and show cause.!(any there be. why the prayer of the jwtttioHcr may not be granted. And it is further ordered, that mM petitioner give noticn to Hie persons Interested in oald estate, of the pendency of said petition, and the bear inc '.hereof by rauslna » copy of this order to be puriiUhtid tn llir Hastings Bank Kit a news­ paper printed and etreulaled in .snia County o! Burry oner Iu each wwk for three successive weeks treviinut to raid day of hemfna. C1IAIILKS W. AKMfTKONO. ‘ Judge of Probate. A true copy.] PROBATE ORDER. Stale of Michigan. Cuunty at Barry-ss. Ala srssum uf tin* Probate Court tor the County of Barry, holiien M thr Probate Office In the cltr of Hastituts. In satd county, on Fri­ day. the ’.’td div ft October Iu the year one thuiiMiid eight hundred and ninety one. Pre-satit, Charles W. Armstrong, Judge of Probate. In the matter of the estate of William ' Wood, deceased. On reading and fiijngttie petition duly vrrlfted of Orson E. Wood, son <4 said deceased, praying this court to determine who are and were the heirs at law of said deceased and entitled muter th<-lows of ibis state to Inherit the real estate of which said rtecr.-.*cd <>led •« tzrd. Thereupon ills ordered, ihst Wednesday.th* 3 Mb day of November A. D IWM. at nine o'clock Hi the f.ircnoon. be assigned for the hearlngof ?*td jM-tlti'xi. and that tfie heirs nt law of *al<4 deceased and all other person* interested in said estate, arc n-quired to appear nt n session of saldeouri then to t>e holiien at tlie Probate O'llre. tn the city «f Hastings. In said countv. and show cause. If any there be. why the prai -r of tlie petitioner may not tie granted. , And ft is further ordered, that said ••etltioner give notice to tlie persons interested in said estate, ot the pendency of said petition, and ti.e bearing thereof bvcr.itsmjr a copy of tills order to be published in the Hastinp Baxnkr. a newspa­ per printed and circulated in Mid county of Barry <>’><*»’ Iu each week f« three successive weeks paeviou* to Mid day of hearing., Cham. W. Armstrong. ' There is no success like that which succeeds. And nothing sold will ccod unless it please th,. peo. pie, and nothing please the people like the '. ARTHUR WOOD CARRIAGE ADD ROAD Sold l>x me, as the past four months sales prove. Remember all tho Ixr. . jjve in to me on.luiphe*- wagons JESSE TOWNSEHD. Office at Ki-Mldence on Michigan Av,.. . HASTINGS. MH H. AGENCY COLUMN OFFICE WITH HOLBH0OK. OVER MORRILL'S STORE. HASTINGS Some more cheap hotues wanted r-ir •• Jng from $5oo to siowi. Remember that this culiiuu. ront.iijiH unt a very small part of the property I kw for'Mtie 6r exchange. • I have jmproved and vacant < ity lot* for sale and exchange In all part-. Farming lands for nateand exchange inall parts of the county. : 1 have some choice Grand Rapid' prop­ erty for sale at a bargain. 1 liave choice Chicago property for sale, .. Judge of Probate well located in different parts of the thy’ ' (A true copy] ranging from 8125 up tn Sfo.oi-u. ,pi(!al did opportunity for nivcftnient- iu ;|IRt PROBATE ORDER. marvelous city where furtunr* arc made in ’State of Michigan. County of Barry—as. Al a nasion of the P.-ot>,dr (ourt for the Real Estate. 1 have mops of the city lo­ County of P.arry. hold* n at the JTvbatp office, cating the different place., for sale. i*» the Citv ot Hmtines. In said eouuty. ton Fri­ day fhmrd day of October.in the yrar one tixmctnd oiaht hundred and ninety on«* Prrreut, Charles W. Armstrong. Judge ot On Jefferson atreetlwo. Imiuws and lots Probate. Ln tlie matter ot tlie estate of Lucy AL Jones, aft bargains, ami on easy ten:;'. Near furniture factory,- •in- lot and drreAsod. Or. reading and Bling the petitton. duly veri­ house well finished Fl. 000;.Sate dun:,, fied. of Fred W. Benson one of the heirs at law and on*- of the legatees under the aV.ege-t lost Bal. on lime at 7 per cent. will and tCAlament of said deceased alleging I And one house and lot orn. b.’osk from that itrerased had tn her life-tlnm executed a riicuny. 8SOO; -$.t0o down. b:>L at 7 js-r cdrtalu last will and testameu: In said petition Cent. Cheap. described and which borr dale on or .item! March 35. n%n and that said v. HI hx* been lost j House and Jot nenr Whip and Felt Bo-.t or destroyed, ana praying for rcas>m* in 'aid ftetory, SLOW. 8500 down, bah yeal$ re-tition wl forth that the svue ntav be estate Ibiited nnd admitted ro probate as the last will j Several splendid ’fnrgaitre in the 1st and teatament of s»'d fleccuseil nn*l that dece-re ed may t«e decreed fu bare died testate. ward an.l other parts of the city. Tberenpou It is ordered, that Monday the noth day ot November, A, D., JcM at ten b'cfock in I Brick bant for»sale at a bai<.iifl, or, < orthe forenoon, be as»i<ned (erthe hearlngof said ner opposite Ford’s hotel. petition and that Ific heirs at law of sal-1 deSO ft. front by 140 ft. deep, well locate.: in crasedjmd all other persons Interested in said Seneca Falls. N. Y.. has «ni t'.zv land 1 brick e<l*te. are required to appear a: a session o’ said tsHirt. tiirn to be holdru at the Probate of- More thrOe Stories, also dwell Ing heu^rand fi'-e, to the City of Hastings, ui said eouuty. and good )»aru. Can be bungM at & bargain, *how cau-w. If any tltere be, why the prayer of or will exchange, for Hasting' i«r Grand the petitioner may not t*e granted And it Is further ordered, that said petitioner give notice Rapids property. The qrf of Seneca Fells to the persons interested in said estate, of Hie ha* a? population of 7,000 and upwards—Is prudency of said petition aud the hearing largest town in Secena Co. thereof by causing । a copy of this order to in­ 40-acre farm in Irving. all linpi wed, soil pubflshed In the Hastings llAXXKK, a news paper pr.ntrd and circulated lu salJ County of Rood. Can be bought nt a bargain on easy Barry.ooce In each week fur three snewrive terms. . \ w eeks previous to »aU day of bearing. • S4 acres fractional -o\vr run* ‘IN or 20 CttAS W. ARJUisTKONG. J ntfgc of Probate- ■ acres, ft mile east of Sheridan. u> u-J Irani(A tnielcopy.) ml hoimc. One of the chiuyeM farm ir Burry Co., will take part mn proj-rt-. ’’ 10 acre* near’.’lly, good house and Irani, well.and cistern. ISO fruit tn-*. acre grapes: 81,300. Cheap. down. Ml. at 7 per cent. 100 acres In TCotelland to for smaller farm and dlfferent’e. ' 106 acres In Hope township, known as the Doty farm. will sell fi»r $43# ou easy terms. ' Several 00 acre parcels fur'mH- nt bar­ gains ranging from >uei)*' ut^ntds and .^■tye will take part city .pr-p :ty in ex­ . SPECIAL ! INTO. 16 PerhtOii Heater ale will reacveral large fanfre take small farm in part paytih nt. I 1 have some city property I v.di trade for good farms. * I con template a mon- ext, nded -;•-Ptn of advertising, and it wofild to- wed for those who wish to sell.oi < xelmnire to rail at this agency at oner and get tWi hentfits. Union Pacifir IL IL larnK for ftfe.h- tt.e states of Kansas. On*g»n. Ws-Setter.. Utah. Texas, etc. upward' of acres of farming, mim-ral and1 timbered land*, ranging in price from r‘ to iR‘ F*'r acre: one-tenth down, ten years rrvdd en balance. Frequent excursion ■ i • - then, etc. Cal! and get circular'. s ALESMEN WAJVTED 1 LOCAL OR ThAVELiNG- i and Steady Einphnnien'. gsnrjbtrcd. CHASE BROTHERS COMPANY. ROCHESTER- N ■ Y- Michigan Central The Perfect Oil Heater is a smoke consumer. You get the benefit of every atom of fuel used. The Perfect leads them %1L Ses one and you will have no other. Elegant in appearance, hon­ est in construction. A marvel of beauty and in­ genuity. The only oil stove ever made that could honestly bear the name Perfect Buy a Perfect, live long and be happy. FOB SALE BY 41Ihe Niagara FailsHaute.” Hastixm. wkstwaiu). ....ftSWa li£S» .......... I 4.M1 ja.rn.lJ M. B. COLU N* Loewi O, W. Rpogi.ks fl. P A T. A.. ffilcaifo. Dr, 0. P. Brown’s Herbal tai'. OBIT A OVABTBU A l-"T- a..^l rn.... r.»»-r'—'J;' f'Jg Isat Bunday 1 cured <n abew.' »«■ ‘JJ, turftj with Dr. o. Park* BnowiA SLm«’art h*toa. Ointment, which his Pb)>ir>»“ s»w I'mir-worei. Bwred with the knife.” £**♦ « Franklintown. York W.FA.Jt«'g- -i*-L___ 1 NOTICE FOR HEARING CLAIMS. StM.o, MI«H.n,Co«mr J'S’i'ww «r BROS,-: ,r -fS-Kx in-'1 DEALERS IN IdMN, hs ui Bugss, Hastings, Mich. Frvhain Court, at the 1 .i‘low*J>e«,, n Of BasUog*. for eia*tmlion wd “ n„, Or befwe He . »th * Jfort- said Md tb*i hurli claim. *}^.Januvr opart, an Tfcuraday. weo. Apn] mid on TiuiradaY, t!>« Wj* day next, at ten v'cloci Iu Ws forenoon �AWAKENED TO DIE. LESSEES MUST PAY.' N«w OBLEAJte. La, Oct. 8H-Ytet*rtay Te""‘“« N^?sponsible fm. Th, junta's Reply <0 the Pre.­ mornluR the steamboat Oliver Beirut, of Now Orleans, wa* burned u«M»r Milliken’s ’ ident's Telegram. the Mob’s Doings. Bend, and of those on boar*! at least fifteen, and perhaps ns many m twentyMWUD8 OTmEDFOB 00NVI0TS, genikal demubber five, perished. The boat hud just left tho tandint at Milliken’s Bend shortly fljTS 1" * .»» — a after 3 o'clock, and had not i)ro n"""" -niinont cceded ' far down stream totore £hU .->.... . ' the cry of Are was raised. Instantly a ""'••x-wtttx.. . , r*nlc preFaRwl The pingers, who ....... 1,4 tv iover»«, both cabin and deck H inters '.’ i' I t sav : rushed around In their nightclothes and ■sheds,.tiiin- «• j- ; luauy headless ,of thc cold, seeing that T‘re department the boat was rapidly hdng envelyped in J.AM.V.LLK O«. t:._A wo,„m„ into the river nnd and swim awam i iu->rning ti tel- i.* flames, jumped Into Bri«,1110 „natm,lb, o( .,:>,•latel Santl- ashore or went down. ' ? '*" “«’t«u Thrw Uo». give, the follOW-1 . ------------------“ d "“"ouDded tb, .locUd. ,ti government I Besides a targe number ot cabin passenuf Oct. 23, । Kcr* there were over 200 deck hands on I Kl eiltam, dotlira nua tho .tockodoit murder i boarti' The deAteg were on their way to c'Xh. .Tbl T'"'” *“• "“"“'•"UIob ' ... I work on the levscu south of Vicksburg. 'boo ho l,n. T|„r „ “ ',r s *jThe pnisengers lose all their personal ‘•I®1’* ,H ursrcplled jfropel-ty. Tire list of thc lost a* furnished armed with U Inchwrtere. One hundred I'nited States ■ the steamboat company by Captain Thor- Sty’"*" iu re* threats wegian la made up a* follows: Two Ksoxtillx. Touiv, Not. 8,-Tbor. »„ with acrl- I cbildr®n ot I)r- Worrell, of Itaton ' “ . Rouge: threechambermaids; Sam are no new dendoptnenta in the BricevlUe ir eoulu they y. Entrickcn; a daughter of Mr. affair. . Everything is quiet at Coal Creek or iu auy I Adams, of Omaha; five cabin boys, a and nothing ia being done with tho excep. not doubt i nurtw of Mr*. Frasier, of Natches; Mrs. lion of the arrest of an occasional con­ ‘ Woolldge of New Orleans, and a numtor vict. Governor Buchanan and Superln* of deck bands. Some men In u row-boat reached here ladi night from Duckport tendent Wade arrived here last evening. ■ Action and with tire body of Mrs. Edward Bell, who The governor will offer a targe reward for ;.■ judge and was found floating down the rircr about the arrmt and conviction of the lenders of noon. The woruau wns alive when found, the mob. nnd also liberal rewards for the . territory. but died shortly afterward. Tho steam­ arrot pnd conviction of all takipg part In boat company place their loss at about the riot, in tlie burning of the atockatta v . ::.vv anil Ju* $!U5.<Md. I and tlm retatiMl of the convicts Friday mvestlgating The idiot stood to his post like a hero night. Hie guard* at Oliver Springs -ui ion under and the boat was headed for the Louisi­ have been strongly rein forced, and a sharp t:.e lime has ana ahore, getting near enough to permit watch is kept to avoid attack. u the result; many et the unfortunates to escape with their livc*. There were numerous acta of The governor last night issued the foU 'arrive, will heroism. The tot ton aboard floated out j lowing proclamation: “Whereas, It in ; although into the stream and was the means of j provided by section 10, chapter 3)1, of the any ether saving many liVj*--acta of IfiaP, that the lessees of the penl- _„ . ,n“X CONSUMPTION “• •“»>' MU Cori Creek LESS°N A FOURTH QUARTER, INTEHJuiSo- T“ v!11 Io *nd h« ! NATIONAL SERIES. NOV. S. " uT!?4Ijr bl*-vjrictax. See-1 K Lv ??? “1' K “,l Whromr. “a’^u’s'^’ss l no,n£«l out a ftronp °f men to the i «po. ter I remarking men are ;,*■'■•’« “Those iuwemen are not' not, of kii. from ptace," when asked where the- 1°oroPIlod f™n Lewm Helper Quarterly by ’ .1,but1 T h*”1 “ ‘t*’ Wber ® they «nie irom from tho the cltiun cltiren shut up like a I permission of H.S. Hoffman, publisher, PhiL clam. r i1 lulelphta.) LOOTED THE BANK. In Its early stages can be cured by the prompt use of Ayers CherryPectoral It soothes L “Theae things have I spoken unto you, the inflamed tissues, that ye should not be offended.” Instead of “be offended” the revised aids expectoration, version say* “be made to stumble.” It to written iu Ps. cxlx, IG5, “Great pcnca have and hastens they which love the taw, and nothing shall recovery. • offend them.” Or, m in the margin, “They shall have no stumbling block.” Dr. C. 2. "They shall put you out of the synagogueo. Yea, the time cometb, that who­ Lowell, Mass. soever killeth you will think that to doetb Bod service.” _ | The man who was born blind bad al- ~ ready been cast out for His sake (chapter lx, 35), and Uint was but n sample of _ what should nkppen to them. How any U / A. SCRIBNER, M. D., □no could think that he was serving God ’ SOME MORE INSURRECTION. by pulling a follow creature to death in Office in hotel at present tho name of religion is explained by the A. 4 C. H BARBER confession of Paul In Acts xxvi, 9-11, aud 1 In Acte xxiii, I, ho says he did it with a • • * I’bysictans and Surgeons. Nashville, Nov. 3.—Information hits Cails in city or county responded to wilt good conscience before God. In hl* eplstta bren received that an armed mob of miners to the Romans nnd to thc Philippian* he । promptness, day or night.attacked the stockade at Oliver Springs coufeHtes that It was. however, through lg-. ■ yesterday morning,burned it and released norance of God and Hls righteonsne*s, and WILLIAM o. 1.OWDEN. 11 Lawyer. in the pride of his own self righteousness the convicts. This makes about 500 con­ Office over Julius Russell’s store, State victs .*et loose in the past few days. It in (Rom. x. 8; PblL Hl. fi; 9). Hasting*. Mich. 8 “And <-ta-se thing* will they do unto street, i supposed that the mob camo from the vi­ you, because they hare not known the • cinity of Bricev'llle and Coal Creek. All Father nor Mr.” kJTUAKT. KNAPPEN A WEAVER. were w«l dUguisvd, wearing their coats Atitoraeys at taw. 4. "But these things have 1 told you, that V? 1 Over ilastbiK* National Bank inside out. Some wore gunny sacks, when the time shall come ye may remem Hash pm, Michigan. many others had their faces blacked, and tar that I told you of them.” Associate offices, at Grand ttapids. Mich. some wore masks. Many were drunk. In His great love He forewarns them, Over 500 other convicla nre employed iu that they may not be surprised nor dis A. SllF.l.DUN, the coal mines nt- Tracy City and Inman, mnyed when the event* come to pa**. So . Abstract aud Real Estate Office. AiMdraettttlec*'Hastings. ... iu middle Tvihwaihiv, but these are very the Word of God tells Uk of t ire events of Money to loan on Real Estate Beal Estate strongly guarded tfbw. the last days, that as they come we may sold on comiiiusion. tlcncral conrevanclng. Ona Fuiuily Nearly Cremated. rememtar bow all was foretold nnd not ttavirjt a complete set pf Abstract Books, com­ Duly nine men were on guard nnd these be discouraged by otherwise jicrplexing piled from the Beeords. ean /unilsb cdi^teto , C. F. BBOOKS. dent. were arrested and disarmed. One of the "rente. Instead of looking for the conver­ t tracts. guards barely bad lime to save his family sion of the jrorld, those who believe God 1*. DRAKE, M. D., licfore his house was in ttamea. Nine hos­ look for perilous limes, a form of Godliness pital convicts and short term men refused without power, lover* of pleasure, scoffer* Office over Holloway's drag store.____ to run away. The work was done quietly at Hfa coining HI Tim. ill. 1-5. II PeL Office hour* from 2 to 4 p. m. Telephone, eon iitvxlng wilb residence, al Holloways drug aud only a few people in the vicinity 111,8,4) store. •. ktiuw of ihe outrage until after 6 o’clock "And these things I said not onto yot: at in the morning. Part of the mob took the beginning, because I was with you. IM. B. G1LLASPIE. Notary PubUc 5. ••iJut now I go My way to Him that chalrgs ot tin: telegraph' cilice at Oliver, . and U. S. Claim Agent,* keeping the operator under urre.st till day­ lent (Me; and none of you nsketh Me, will nrweeute all kinds of claims before th*' Departments of tiielnterlor oHlre. Call on him light. The news did not reach Knoxville Whither gocst Tlibuf” • fits store, corner Court aud Jefferson Sta., On* of tire uppermost fact* in the mind ut till nearly • a. m. Hastings. Mich.of Cltrist was that the Father scut Him. noiu lite Mtato. ----- -.v. The president of tho TenuiMOMe Coal Mining company, whoso stockade wm tho I rst attacked, wax asked yesterday what he propoud to do. Heaaya matteni were >n such shape at present that he conld give no definite Information, but he thought he would U»Id the state to ita contracts. -L'fcl.lcn!5,ut 1,ero lnw considerably nbatcu. arden Cross and a number of the guards hare left bherlfl RlUborford ami deputies, of Anderson county, were busy all Saturday recapturing convicla. quite a number came iu voluntarily and gave thomselvea up. ' j ten’.tary on thc escape ot auy convict shall I be liable to pay such reward os the gov* ' ernor may offer, not to exceed 12$ for eaclJ .. .. .. . . .. ! convict, and all the expense* otherwise Y r-7 ."IS ! I““"«d <|~|P'U»« .dtaHNpri ip ti„ Valfta­ rt meat ol bank *ut>peui.ed payment this morn- J capture aud delivery of such prisoners to . n ui u«- -;LK The din inion to close it» doors wa* , the state and its officers; now, therefore, .meat of - rtnchv<! after a protracted ■ conference of [I, John P Buchanan, governqr of the .. . ‘,ut iu I the clearing htaiMs committee ot Boston i *tate of T.-nnewe, do hurelpr offer a rvJ- th- ' national bank* yderday morning- It to «•>» wuvlct recently I «»«d fori.lurij rb»: ib. Uihrr. «ill 1 —r*«l>-;»>r-'-cb prhmulp Auder* J . . .. sol! sou ctmntv county and their delnerv delivery to tlie the . nusc any widespread liuanclai Ion.*. The r„.< , i ------------ — . ------ , w.iruen wardenoiof lue themam main prison prisonat-at >a«nv!iie, Nashville, uthe | offictal aunuuncnnuit of the suspension I which sum shall te paid as required by ! will Its nivle by the clearing house at a ; hw by mH I. meeting i f the members to take action on j Will Not Call Out tin- Troup*. a proposition recommending that nil | The etnle tnilitfa will not be called out ■ ' cempoaiBg the association unite in ; unless there are developments such as nre kin;ig advances in c.rsh to tire depositor* ! urein to demand such a step. Coder the Maverick bank. The dejksrit* iu taw creating tba state ituani and empow.temetit ,nk sen day* ago amounted to more erlug the governor to suppress threatened than 41T OkkfVJ. ! or actual dis: urbane.-s. which was pa-M-d “ ■ • • •_----------। during thc time tho former trouble al .wing * Three Arrests Madn. Briceville and Coal Creek was being conerdsy EuSTOJS, Novis — Asa P. Putter, presi- sldered by the legmlatute, the governor is i.-Ll otrhcMivuleLNrileuri tank, which I xlran. .nu* t»»« «« •« ln •«* “ . . 11 _ I. < . ,uthorie«U»eummoh. ..... t.-.wi w_t t.. w -1 in rm ill o'ma rrateH.y mt'ralnx; |-,mrai«iey. He ■uftut tone ; did » ! ?Tr “•EX, ir Chllto dis- S1 THE HOLY 8F1HITS WORK J. Ayer & Co. BUSINESS CARDS. P (or in this Gospel alone He makes mention 77~m. fowler,d.d. s. N-46HVILLE, Nov. 3.--Gov<ruor Buchan­ of It more than thirty times. That He an iuui arrived here and haul beard of the wuejfrom God and was going tack to God Office hours s * m. to 5 p. m.______________ Oliver Spring* affair, He said he had ex­ (chapter xiil, 8) was to Him an ever present p"~W. LOWRY. M. !»., hausted all the reuourci** at his command realitjy. So real was the unseen to Him 1 f. Physician and Surgeon. and wa* determined to break up the law- that He seemssurpHse<l that they do uot Makes a specialty of treating diseases of th* ask Him about it. If a very rich friend , lesAnvr* nnd bring tto ringleaders to jus- shautd visit us In a bumble home, and tell EYE and EAH aiMlto prwjetvaltati of vision t>y properly filllug SPECTACLES and eye Wbile he symyatfitaed with tire t;............... ----- us mfieh of the grand estate where be lived, GUASSES. _ __ _ 1 miners be would uot uphold lawlessness, and to wMch ho had given us a cordial in­ Office aud resldesre on Broadway, near Court tire sublessees sub lessees of vitation to come and make it our home, he House, Hastings, Mich.___________________ I Dr. Morrow, one of the I convict tabor hasabnousca! that the lessees would think it atraiigo If we hnd nothing OM1T11 * COLGROVE, do not no: intend to lo pay the the rewart du reward offered to say about the joys In- set before ire. ij Lawyer*. | by Governor Buchanan’* proclamation. C “But because I have said these things (Office in Union block. Hastings.) | H. “«1 tbrithwr Chirac.- withlhejtri, untoiyou, sorrow hath filled your bejut.” Practice to all the court.* of the state. > .1, <» not m.! r. n 11 ip.. Ithem lit-m tto <> Ira VH Ft* V* ard for (lit did r<quire pay a reward 7..fNeverttolew I tell yot: the truth; It 7 K. HEN ASTON. the capture of convicts who had been Is expedient for you that I go away.” Attorney nt taw, t it mod loose by a mob. This should have satisfied and quieted (\ , (Over J. B. Goodvcar & Co.’s store.) and Tbt»n»ns Itano, also a dir«tcrr, hlVfcsJon „f thc state aud suppressthem. Their response should have t»een, MONTHLY’ TREASURY STATEMENT. Practices lu all court* of the Stade. Collecuoas were arrested *t their borne* laat night at j n|. jUMUrnclions and other like un"It is the Ix>rd. let? Him do what sZ-cmeth proSrpl'y attending to. - . , whether dstlng — or (vadlllon thr iuatauce of the g< vcrntiient banking tawfiil ___________ ns' '__ '* the Public Debt ami the Hirni good;” or. “Jtret and trite are Thy R. TIMMERMAN. Hornttpnthlc PhX wnyi” (I Sum.,Mi. IS; Ila*, xiv. 9; Rev. otT.ccrs. There are six charge* Ln the war­ imminent, shut, »hnil in his opinion to* too ay noth. siefan nnd Surgeon. rant* npou wbkh they were arrested, the formidabh- for Ute local county authoriWashington, Nov. 3.—The monthly (Office nvor Lathrop** drug store.) "For if 1 go not nwny tire comforter will —-“-sag i»sgSSS~ debt statement Inmed yesterday shows nu notdomtf untByou; but If I' depart 1 will ROBERTSON HOUSE, ' Increase in ’ >’« .nggrognlc of the debt dur­ send! Him unto you.” i'tL ||u>‘i uSawmiri----- , ‘ . *,• fuuct Mreaideut P< iSSs-si :sK4.-=rKS=at? ing the ta’t month amounting to $l,2W,fund bank. bans. K “And when He is came, He win re­ F. liitOltF.HSKlt. Prayrietor, •retJirR *I t-.r French • ■ 521. There wits a reduction of K<CL®7in — .—• •- j; prbvn (or convict) thc world uf sin. and of Cor. Jefferson ani Court Sts., Hatting*, Mich. । for this se: r------ to summon the non-Interest-bearing debt; an iincrease righteousness, and of judgment." Uiouri nffilir. t'-.J ira.iue >P.n< ; ™h. 1 Rates, 91.00 per Day. sheriff of each county, with of RLCOltiu the interest-bearing• debt, debt, nnd nnd II - It L wrong to speak of the S|»irlt as an Tills House 1» uhw. with pleasant room*.- TM •pin- the afternoon in seeking bondsmen. irplua cash j lnfid>-it« ’. -----« thing, it; the Spirit is it person. patronage numwi of citixeusof hi* county as •i de-rea e of lAllHS.Ott in the surplus cash ------------- ------of thp public to respectfully aoUclted. . ... .1 ,।( .i..... 1,,1-»r' n ••ll„" in t 11—Hl' nhat>f the be dli'-ignatm! iu thc summon*; or the i., Interml and P~«r iiv t»urv 11 ne total of oi luicres* nuu v-.-ra. ■».. ,1... •—• raraz.£ COLONISTS* FOR LIBERIA aw, real estate and collect­ ruor m y call to Lis aid ’be stalo L™ ln— iLrlog -lel.1.1— tM.m.Uri Un »W.ll«l <o .1.. S|,.riL Bra lo Act. r. A ,: <, Ills oneness with God. bri.M, or .orpin., nod ibe »1®.nl » ™«ora» >riih Uri. ing OFFICE OF ,1» of which the governor is coman- Th*y Ar« «-ri t < uder the An*riee« < - •I Palmki:t<»x «fc Smith. (MXO> gull! reserve, is fM'>.<J38.056. Of P. "Qf ain^taenuae they believe not on mander-in-cLicfWoodland, Mich. "N thi’x amount T-JM*interest-tanrmg Me Xkw York. Nov. 2-.~The l ark Liberia, Tllhistbesln of all sina “He that be- C. S. PALMEirrdx. -I, M. Smith, THE MOB AND ITS DQINGS. d-bt. made up of » V-* <*«*»»• n which Saturday for Moi.rovia, Lilirvntl; not is condemned already, becattae Notary Public. / JnMlre of the Peace. and f25.:M4.5to 4'i’* continued at 2 per to hath not believed in the nanio of the h.’tia, tarried MXty nigh* colontots to' the only begotten Son of Gix!" (John id, 18). btacx republic. The c-duinMa ore from CHICAGO & WEST Fit .-idn. and they g * to their Lew botnen I KxeUlux. Tft>n. (,.-h in tto treasury aggregates S ~A r«porl«r L MICHIGAN Hy. t»- ,»258. made up of (203.774..... uixier the auspice* of the American !u« Ju’i «tnrr»a Ir.ui Brictlll. ritd c it,l 1 trt Ur—' - -----.(...nrarara Ctdonlwtlou today••■/■ There ---------area : number, CM Crrak. H® >«'»'> r’rr.«htas *»!«■. £OH1 Mn.. ... .... ", righteous God has given Christ asc.it nt Cj0M I. .ran ruin'aud h, na-! His right hand. Ills own people Israel, IruUnliapoIi- . >vern- utr>rrab.r.»ni<»j,tb«>P. Mdril »«Wd I <0^X4“ 1 '""'J; Batumi Harbor. ...f/,t aud ttltrlllWPt. U. "• tb. rv.pt ri Irld.p money, and. . --—at* ct»ndemned,to»i Him to death, but God raised 1 • .....!>(« t1,1m:ml tank* A-,trt fi » n.Ttfnurnte ap*"RJJJ , op uw, Him Kjory a„j Mltl unU, Si Joseph banka ; who I. r. mli>i«<-r and wn. * i *,.h, n, Brio ill. »t.*>t«d«. ”i’h 'hr- tioual Traverse City .. 1 . 5p Egj; Thou nt My right band till 1 p•»«« afvnt at tX-rix. Ita J he hu ri^bt. „,,n „„d rlll.plt, amount there are XNuskecon....... Munbter......... ad-iu:..- . le? K. uamtar J”" ,l’" " or.,. ,ht-rr-..ni „.m hunra-Plul MS? i fe™’s- ™ 11 l”u u ■ wm buft>o* Trn<-litlu huuraA^I Ludington pre-ent ■ not wanted in this country. J a targe dLnlug ball inside of «het .iri,;' inrltofire . Th. Rold win I'lri I'ri , jn.k-nnnt. l^iura the prlnc.ol Big Rapids. ... ,l„t„..»r, iuwoHluJn'lAnri." „ H. ~7rii«UM«r i rj. IP r .♦Week days.‘Eoeryday. 'Except Saturday* * I ;u. no ! In Cbnpur All. »1. He «rid. "Now I. tb. y-OO a. in. hits through chair car to Chicago. ,-tv n Florida, owned an orange grove of iOWTr > »• Uk v 1,1... prat in,nib. jM , ,10M. i >n>ltni.nl ft tbb worl* tn>« ri'ril lb. “Zrn.. .Pl I’i"---"1“*,Ti U-rilio'•> b “ ™2' 1 J 4 * ’ .' “ .I «Ud with the nines' uunu “ *s ---. . . .1 mounts to I-H0 . 18■ • m-inceof this world ta cn>t out. SomeJ* i -backs’' demolished. The interior i a; WtK^rS'X^.o Manta ». n*v.-r felt safe I” lhe sou’ll. He aiiacu sbnv'ra." - v v more Cb.m n month ago. thb| worJ. of Uw Sptrit- U .poken of tb»: tbehxlf.milliou colored .^ibccuUV ,.rt*,diuiughall."l«'P luRr^®’ » R... . .lining haB. slecplng-rvqm. 'l'.MENT. llrevli't. •"«' 1 K vvrKC s8 read “judgment to come . ’ but ^nXToYmJs ioiidVrain with Wsgurr palace ti, if verse come, Ln Florida would gladly leave could they ( wgnl 8,ld kitchen were filled /Acts xxlv, xxi -j; Governmc-it n-’-‘ipt" . I that exprerwion is found in Acte ear through to Ch earn, and sleeper to furniture, nnd shattered during t he momb (£&’ Sa refer* to 9*Au^«“‘™^<i1‘l,n wbob“ sleeping i table gvt :u<mvy to reach a shipping pmut. l li« ( h » IndianaiMdls via Benton Itarlior. ’.be power of danth OU Calvary i»’t month wm I - 12. “I have yet many things to say unto i-ntevt fwrtuent etroit lansing iSta»T .Srin.t«M.I»<.ll« I" Oratar. | you, but ye cannot bear them now.” iu trade over i NORTHERN ! Pp i j I -'O slow were they lo understand that )■.», interim! n vrnm* rexipU :x Th# gen­ niplb. WMW MatPceUPWd. tn Outobtr, ' phU|pi -Have I been so long I ow lhr n„ra„„. ««pri. J-’k «««>»« nW*lu’miscellaneous “ j « ‘^.Uh you ^R(1 v(Jt hnst lliou uOt . will fight, I8?X). nud reedpte ,r0”’ i. M ir M-|F. M. against JL* 1 Jnowu Ml.r<(xlv. 9). Reminding ‘w*Jto • i- now in a yenrago. R- 1’AUL N<!V%L-lf:nfftius Donnelly । . men jlftS*ing through the place! IvST lnW' Octota* ’* ycarago. Ex- j 1’aul's words concerning Melculseaec, Detroit and East. JLrAr ra-l prrilmtapap^" “ ' '«TblT..’ _.ta_ -»...ira^ l>uf n .| imn ae many thing* to say. ‘ •Qf whom we have tnittij ---- * fimr month* during ;i r*-sj>onsibilend hurt to is- ntu-red. seeing ye alma---.*’v~ra«i.,<»” (Heb. v, ID■ doubts that or.i»ui rn.a".««' '"•‘“^1- aot splrit ot St. Loals. . retnin the Br»h»il»a «*<« ■lAHAK” taglnaw. AcriiU. Traih.UH. Trn’-h. is come- He .ill will lull, guile ro^uurril yot ;>r><Mlon is that 7Ijased, upon a _ „.»:,„.».,t n«-t ;SKni>..rhK«i.wiM~i‘ "i«» >">» truth. ’ ’ -;r*\wraotr'"'r'ili.Krm.icRlT. th, llrrbt upon rhrir sent a deeded _________ _ ^TzOO^ni'hM through parlor car to Detroit; nt of the . mer lh« »>>•>- J,°' lh‘th£ I Mira ,b'n‘ <h.^,^UL;Jra“e with Chili n ral,i>.rt»l *6^3 “runs through to Detroit with partar X FAWOHam^ Th. raohd -> ; "hl.e lhi> . •' wh1!’. i“: „?“nJ ■ u“r -; tor IW0.1OJ, •-! i’ 2„ b'-vn »P Sm£”-S. “>22 ("’n* ' ” M L Oct. si —Grarri But- hnra till, pruintae <>f Hira *b° .inrii ff tire h gistativc jawaaon tast winter, | 2 me: ;v Uso upp' sed to ta wilich Dumbly wo called an .warenM«,n»«. aMas®--. ^’^taMi burpiPK »»a .«»,!»« might result, ,’ , ,bl, check list* »t the sta.e elec- h f o nrv<1 {or nrfy one w Geu’l Peas. Agent •ugh an arrange* UL _______ __________ _ , ° renerol Butler is reported to have j ^rkne*. concerning anything that to re tb. P»|«t’F to„,leU tai , T.-.ra> «-J'r^. PROBATE ORDER­ Tb.cXX^> . i.at ;i successful war I hk,r th« .bril Ite state of Michigan. County <.f Barre- M. ••’ raising American wnatMoever H. Sri? ^;n <|inw vou th|usra to At a sreslon »t the Probate Court fw ■-tax to the det rl(•ettnn- of Barry; hn'den at Hie Probate office.In near then' T*"« tkm. forward ‘^n,ft“d.± man. ' "Tte 'Spirit will »« «l»»big'T ’ t-hnngts of feeling .............. ’.Slt " thecJyof Itavtingr. in sal<l o^ity. on * .er. '"'"J. •n.n.PlSWl the Wh day cf tkitoNw. In .he year one •• tigui'lcAut. Then hiIKUmw*""”4 •= l r ^‘t^ri'XtaW-d*"th‘. <lav. thousand eight hundred and nlnrty-one. ides chW f-urrender o. lu ,. from their " Hi’ Prrrent, “imrie. W. Annstroux. Judge of pooh-poohed. Now Ihtarr. ch .1 Of tte wra ’p e^UPboP. «„ pp doty, PMthCTtelta^Him Flow imth Jeana and him un T that a...b,..x. ocunnt. _______ .pinion iu London is «l», woJeriri M, rr»» b.K •» | xFfe u •S.K'LS*. r u??Miiun.rottwraUtoor Ml, Am Suita. UKtiy tee io“ Wl b» »« " ’rt cbeswr*. On,y,-““if obeying. The conand war is regarded nnd to lo*t no Jnany of them. SIIMtllu AU* were Oct. told 31). —There .Wha-emp , ••Whatsoever ye do, do all vlct* to g . have been n citlMn » done sofled of Almon A. Aldrich, administrator ot mua *«b.-4 ■ >n«l Tour Knife. .H Bt Brlcevill*. ""t-J^cre liberated Tin FnMn BllT|o«i Sw»«. «;tav ch“mk7. •••«« •“■'J'Vi’Anmi^ i,. k SAX FfUXCl-sCO. Of; 8- *lcarncd ■ A report comes aw P>»“dr'llt2"?Ultnre. Th. h. that the minister of J«. rera-l..a bran <«»«■’f .. Cto»ka and at Kobe. Hun . ,i.e Father nlM« (chapter v, 23). .,£SS“!Fs-w«»lm. A. o im.« ” ,fce<”"wr“' nnll has sent a dir-patch in the forenoon. t>r i ,1. nf »ld said ;>etilioti and that the hylra nt tow oi «« Yvretive to the Baltidreeased nnd Ml other yrrwms on-<-‘X,iXi.npJ $Lld esrtJite. are reqidresl to to be couched iu a of said court. Ulen to ho’deu at the 1 rebate «nd to evince in every Tbrtni'b U'"’ 5 WTrtri dynriol1® **T H ‘Un td . ficeJn the City of Mastini*. In •said <-°?'!ly,2hr lo the udgLb<.rho“> orer lb. 01° "hoi* iauM!. it Miv there be. why * M»n i} : that justice is done when- "“'.’’’•M • RMil inquiry iu Valparaiso nraver oF the loner may 4**^,,®? r ^Segetabies for Chlc*r«. । chrKt anTto make ‘'’when t>u* borabri “'L..? a.m. Tb. rMk« 111 JSntS^Abd K i» further h wodudn'. : Sid vetltlnnvr cfve notice to the ,I*^*°*5 Ixamox. <*i- S'---4 is‘^tlm.rad ihoi tbry b"* 21 thc Crl»«. together "J* ti » »>>. taSrwted ta a-ld esLUr ot lb* ve',‘,rocL^ occasioned by . mnntimitiOD . tasth uf j 5_ making preparations to . th spirit; or wum it l» our desire, oeUtloo and the hearing thereof b) rawing ogo. -AT’th*1 1 , who lo«l jeX th. h».to« "I ">► I^Vwi 'rlUilU.- u». It »*, tram. said k copv of this order lo tm putdMied tn Urn Hire cm. AF. tL total “““re/ LEoake exceede1 stored nt the »ri£ created the Impref tines' Banxkx. a cewspnpcr printed and drew ■“• tx-jur.!.-:Ht the supreme court of ebrir 1!«*?»2,’ " Xitrf.w । tM n,® to««^ “Jnidt.ov a.< • h»»’“ ; Hied In reta County of Harry. “‘‘"Ll'LTto ' week for there! Micce«»lve weeks previous to ‘Ran, died Saturday night at his rion .mow ■““ !■£’ 1 ho„ra, «• »"• ^dayofbe^ w •JH at BitentUa FartUi fOUr mdM from «»> in prrirrrap, , .Ingl. "hot Angele* 80b^ ^p^Beoger train* H . '“^-“yjtor taveth the ix»n nnd hath ’. case, — as tBerc “ k j Judre of Probate. .. . I'uhllc Building’ «r perwnpl raoin i i7, V00’ *c:‘M Jadure. He was horn W* r k-\ ► Bids wereopaned flre<j at any man, ' (A true copy-) ■Wand ;a cnine lo MicbigMi WAMHLWroH, OCL »L-W*r^ord;7'or ! ’ t i™"-• a . m . nnd rrilrond triutta ek-ud, t0. Ril-V. clV io It®. waa buiiaiMt •* re i The tad r, l0.the haPnia* court in 1875, u th. K E. retai — “» * —•«*lh* ” k_ rr.~le tight .years practiced He leaves a wife and Ll'ldor. At EMZ.klL P r - L L"jr;rs“&*™s r^»i. d & ■£ D BA*i far tfc* :ny £ i: ocu si [^^^“i.'XnihrL^rii-1.«« , �Hastings Banner. Hastings Thursday, Nov. 5, 1891. MARSHALL L. COOK. Editor. TH* HABTOtOH, MICH.. PO8TOFFICK, AUGVST 14. 1979. EDITORIAL NOTES^ The Election*. Toc*day, elections of state officers or members of legislature and judicial officers were held In Massachusetts, Mississippi, Maryland, New York, Pennsylvania. New Jersey, Ohio. Iowa, Kansas and Nebraska. Following nre the results so far as deter­ mined at thia writing: Massachusetts, owing to republican dis­ affection, re-elects Russell, democrat, gov­ ernor. but the balance of the state ticket Is republican. In New York state It was Tammany, as represented by Flower for the democracy, and Hatte’s 'bossism, as represented by Fassett for the republicans. The decent democrats of New York city went bravely to work, and cut down Flower's plurality there by 15.000. But Plaltclsm was evi­ dently in great disfavor In the rural dlstriets, and disgruntled republicans upset calculations by cutting tn two the usual re­ publican pluralities. Had republican gains in the country kept pace with those In the city of New York, Fossett would have been elected. The democratic plurality on governor and state ticket Is from 45,000 to 35,000. Mississippi and Maryland arc as usual, hopelessly democratic. Pennsylvania goes republican by 50,000 majority. New Jersey elected a new legislature. While the republicans made great gains, the democrats appear to have maintained control. Ohio elects McKinley and the whole re­ publican ticket by from 15,000 to 25,000. In this state the lines were squarely drawn on the tariff and silver questions, being the only state where national issues alone were discussed. The result Is a Splendid republican victory. No returns from Nebraska. In South Dakota, the republican candidate for con­ gress in tlie 3d dtetdef at the special elecgot more votes thad'were cast for both hls alliance and democratic opponents. , The elections for county and judicial offices in Kansas show tremendous republi­ can gains, and take that state completely out of the doubtful list. In Iowa prohibition was the Issue; aud on that Issue solely party lines were drawn. The result Is still In doubt; but the democrats appear to haw the gov­ ernor. and the republicans the balance of the state ticket, including the legislature. In Michigan, there were only two elec­ tions, that for city officers in Detroit, and * for congress In the 5th district, for. vacan­ cy caused by tlie death of M. H. Ford. The republicans swept Detroit clean, electing every city officer by large majori­ ties, and 14 ot the 1«, aldermen. No greater political revolution was ever known in any city. In the 5th district, Belknap, republican was elected congressman. ■ These straws show that in Michigan the tide is sweeping toward republicanism. In tlie other states, the result is as fa­ vorable to the republicans as they had any reason to expect In Ohio, the only state where national issues alone were discussed, the result is most gratifying, and the Mc­ Kinley bill and honest money aro strongly . endorsed. And new more of the true squawbuckian brilliaiicy'-begliis to display Itself. This lime In the new tax law, which careful es­ timates go to show will cost the peopl* of the state more than $$0,000 more than/the old law, by reason of the fact that IF re­ quires the sale of state tax lands to be un­ der the direction of the county treasurers, instead of the Auditor General And the best authorities also claim that the liability to errors will be far greater under the new than under the old law. since the exper­ ienced clerks in the auditor’s office, who had this matter in charge, would be far more certain to reach correct descriptions of land than county treasurers, whose terms cannot last beyond four years, and are frequently but two years. It was a fine mess the squawbucks made of all kinds of legislation. This is the way the Grand Rapids Lead­ er feels about Gov. Winans, as shown in a recent editorial: The eloquent Charles Hampton delivered a column of rolid talk at the big democratic tally in l>etroit last night. In the course of Which he.declared several tiroes over that but fur the strong personality and 1mMtMe popularity of Edwin B. Winans. Michigan would have gone republican last talL Oh. mice! As the Leader warmly supported Mr. Wlnai's, U is evident that there’s been a change iu its attitude toward the soldlerhatiiig governor. August Serr. of Corunna, can give our contemporary of the Journal valuable pointers on the merits of squawbnek oil. Be attempted to light a fire with it one warning last week, and then It took hlm half an hour to find and pick up the pieces of bis stove. Mr. Serr feels that he is iu possession of all the necessary information to qualify him to speak about low test oil. The status of tobacco in the catalogue of Werieyan Methodist conference at Grand One Hundred Dozen Large size Fast Colors, Fancy Bordered Handkerchiefs NOW ON SALE AT CENT ONE each BOSTON JTOKE BAILEY BL.OCK, Our Dry Goods and Cloak House is loaded full of all kinds of Dress Goods. Cloaks, Shawls, Underwear, Blankets, Etc., all at our usual low . popular prices. BOSTON STORE One thousand papers of good brass pins^full count, at one cent per paper. BOSTON STORE The coming week we will show many attractions in our Cloak Department. Cloaks__ of Cloaks of Every Description for Ladies. _ Every Description for Misses. Cloaks of Every Description for Children. Visit our Blanket and Comfort department. The cold weather is here and we offer you Blankets: Comforts, Etc., at a little more than one-half price your old line merchants have been charging you. BOSTON STORE Trade at the pushing, progressive Dry Goods and Cloak House that first made you the low prices. We are here to stay and shall build for ourselves a large trade by giving you at all times the best values in Dry Goods, Cloaks, Etc., to be had. E.a.ziL.Krsr block. Nothing makes a democrat so mud as to Additional Local News. read what is now current history : 'that In Dakota and California are tin mines of ca­ The concensus of opinion among the pacity sufficient to supply the needs of this leading medical authorities of our time is country; and that there are now building that what Is known as alcoholism is a in the country factories that will furnish disease. That, while by inheritance or by so willing, one may acquire a habit ot in­ all this tin plate tills country may need. toxication, once formed the habit becomes Every now market opened to the farmer a disease, as much so ns rheumatism, for his grains and meats within the past dyspepsia and other physical ailments, it three score years has been opened by the is only in late yearn that this view of alco­ holism has obtained. As soon ns this McKinley bill. It is the only tariff bill became established, attention was turned ever proposed or passed by congress whose to finding a cure by medical men. But so provisions were especially designed to 4ar, tho only person who has found a specific for this now recognized disease is benefit the American fanner. Dr. 1/eslle EL Keeley, of Dwight. 111. A South Dakota jury gave thjf indict­ Through a long series of years he experi­ mented upon those confirmed in the drink­ ments in the U. S. court that resulted In ing habit by using a preparation uf chloride the arrest of the Louisiana Lottery officers. of gold. At first, results were meager and This is a great credit to South Dakota. disappointing, but twenty years of per­ We hope It may result In terminating this sistent study and experimenting brought his remedy to perfection. Naturally med­ gigantic robbing, gambling scheme. ical men generally distrust Dr. Keeley’s Democratic ideas on the tariff were em­ remedy, for the reason that he keep* it a secret; but as it is eminently to bls profit bodied in the Mills bill, which took off the to keep it so. It Is not to be wondered at duty ou wool, and gave no protection to Hurt he does, nor is It to be berated on that farm products In the distinctively agricul­ account. At the little town of Dwight, tural states, but left 68 per cent, duty on the Leslie E. Keeley Co. have established an institute for the treatment of alcoholism. sugar and 100 per cent, on rice. Though their work has extended through It may not be sufficient to damm the several years, they have never sought to secure patronage In any other manner democratic party to eternal Infamy but It than by such advertising as those who had ought to be that its foundation hopes ot been treated voluntarily gave. It was not success In '92 are the south, kept solid by until the !ast ten months that people gen­ fraud, and that Incarnation of political rot­ erally began to seriously think there was a real virtue In Dr. Keeley’s. treatment. tenness, Tammany. t Now the number under treatment constant­ The squawbuck legislature, of sainted ly varies from 500 to BOO. Tho treatment Is claimed also to cure the opium, cocoaine memory, will not appeal very flatteringly to and tobacco habits. Those under treat­ the farmers of Michigan to support the ment are from every walk of life, from the democratic ticket. The farmers of Michi­ tramp to the millionaire—doctors, lawyers, editors, congressmen, business men, ming­ gan know when they’ve had enough. ling freely with those from other occupa­ Farmers, do you want another infliction tions. The Institute is In no sense an asylum. All patients are at liberty iodo like the late squfwbuck legislature? If as they please, can stay or go. All engage you do, there’s a sure way to get it: Fol­ rooms outside the Institute, and four times low the demagogues into the democratic each day repair to the same, nnd have in­ jected Into their arms a solution of chloride sideshows. ___________ of gold, and take a quantity of ••dupe." as It looks as though Uncle Samuel’s new it is called. The patients, when they com­ mence treatment, are supplied with what­ navy might be useful In teaching the ever liquors their appetites crave, in liberal Chileans how to behave themselves. They quantitM*. But in from two to five days, seem to be disposed to learn in no other it.-arlyjFery one of them finds it impossisibie tocontinue drinking; in factthc stuff becomes utterly repugnant to the taste, and In from 3 to 6 weeks, 90 per cent, of How many markets did the Mills bill the patlwits are discharged as cured—that propose to open to the American farmer? Is they are placed right where they were Not one. Stick a pin there, farmers, when before the habit was formed. It will nut, be Impossible for them to go to drinking a democrat berates the McKinley bill. again, juat as it is not Impossible for the The supreme court of Michigan has just most strictly temperate or. temperance man to drink If he submits his will to a desire decided that every ticket nominated by a for 1L But it is claimed that the diseased regular called caucus or convention must condition that gave tlie craving appetite for liquor disappears, and tlie discharged be put upon the official ballot. patient feels no more desire to drink Such Insane folly as fusion Is followed liquor than docs any man w ho has never by such deplorable results as the squaw­ touched it. Among those who testify to tbe merits of this cure are senators, con­ buck legislature. . gressmen. politicians, lawyers, merchants, doctors, and men from every avocation. It looks as though the conservative min­ And too are many society women, whose istry of Canada would have to go. presence at noted society events has given them a taste for champaigns or other wish’s. Mr. Tarsney. the brainey excoBgresnmn from Saginaw. Is among the unfortunate* who now claims Immunity from a destroying appetite for strong drink, which cure be credits to tbe Keefey rem­ NOTICE OF COMMISSIONERS ON CLAIMS Blate of Mlchigr.n. County of Harry- m. Estate of Allee H. Barom. deerssed. We tbe un(tersUneJ. having t«*u api-mtel by the rrobste court for 11w County of JUm. State of Mic!iig.’.n.roinmi«ri<^rrs torei-vhr. ex­ amine and adjust all elalnis add d>-tnuuj.» of ail person* against said deceased, do hereby give notice .that we will meet at Ute I*rot:;.tr court rooms in tb* City ot lljstinj*. MIcUcsh. ro Friday, the fifth dav of February. A. 1> > nnd on Thursday, tbe fifth day of May. A. l». IW2 ul V o’clock a. tn. of each of said day *, ter the ; ;rpose of examining and allow tng satd rla-i**. and ibat six months Iron* the fifth day ot November, A. D.. l*»l. were allowed-by saM court ter creditors tu present their claims te u* tor etamlnation and allowance. Dated November Sth. A. D. Ip’L PROBATE ORDER. EVURXK HaUTBORX. i State of Michigan.County of Bam —s*. F. K. NAt -tAtV, • Ccnnu‘.--oners. At a soMten of the Probate Court for tltf County of Barry , holden al Uie Prutiate Offlro; In the City of Hasting*. In said countv. «n A. PBOBATE ORDER.. Wcdueaday, the 4th nay of November, lu the State of Michigan, Couaty ihui,-v*. year one thousand eight hundred and nluHy one At?* aesslun of the iTobHte Court .’r the Present. Uharh-s W. Armstrong. Judge of aountrof Barry, lioltten at tbe Probate ■ '/' ■ e tn Probate. cttiMJjastlngr, lu said coun’y. on Wednes­ In the matter of the estate of John German, the day. InKltlrdav of November. >0 thv )W deceased. butidred and nlnrtvonr (>« reading and tiling the petition, duly veri­ thousaraTidulit Present, fied. of A inertia German, widow of said de­ Probate Cbsrtes 1Vv-Arn;Str'«-|:, JiMf*. *f ceased, praying that a certMln instrument now In the matter of thc istate of Samuel LftKcy. on file In this court purportbig to be the last will deceased. and t->taraeut «f said decewwi may be admitted On reading and filing the pdtituui. ■ to probate and that administration of uld tied of BUaa Ferkry. son of said prsy estate may be granted to said petitioner or some tris that* administration of saW cstste vwy other suitable person. granted to said petltwoercr sameother -.uiuroto Thereunon it Is ordered, that Wednesday, the 3d day of December. A. 1). UM. at ten o'clock ^^Tberetipon It is onttrrd. that Fstdaj inibe forenoon be assigned for tbe hearing of said day of Dcct tuber A !>.. i-t l at ten *>•■«« petition, aud that the heirs at law of said de­ In the fomioon. be assignlor t-h.-wiw u. ceased and all other persons Interested in said said petition, and that tiiebrir*»t iu* : ‘ ' estate, are required to appear at a session of said deceased and all other persons hftcrvMed in Court, then to be holden at the Probate OIBce estate, are nuntred to appear at In the City of Hastings; lu said County, and Of Mid court then to be holaen M tlie 1 <•» ••;••• show cause. If any there be. why tbe-prawr of Office^la tbe cily^of Hytij*;orc the petitioner may not be granted. And It Is further ordered, that said petitioner give notice Itiourrmav not l«e , ••.v.t* ' -'- a it tn to the p« rsous Interested In said ertatc. of the of • ordered. That wdd I-1:t.on ; r rj' ■' a<>istu ptmdeneT ot said i>etltlon and tbe bearing tice Bpersoca Interretcdtn <-tan. * thereof, by causing a ropy of thts order to be mcyofMid petition, an-: t.. puiilhhrd In tbe wutiugs Bamxkr. a ticwspacausing a ropy of tl.l« <>n.<-r .u it Kpt Inted and circulated In said Ceuuty of published In the Hostings JUssrs. a ry once in each week for three successive per printed and circulated in ’ u. weeks previous to said day of hear.ug. Bamr. once tn each week tor three •>. . • Chas. W. ahmstrong, weeks prevlny* to «»i<t day of hc.-mi Recently the Kalamazoo Telegraph ad­ (A true copy.) Juagc of Probate. ’ Chak:.ks AinteT.i-v*. dressed thc following qmytions to several (A tree ropy.) <•! I r-' ■■■• ■ ■ prominent nnd successful men of this state: 1. How can a young man succeed in business? 2. How can he make money? 3. How is he to be guided in making Investments? Among thc many Interfiling replies re­ ceived, the following from Hon. Thos. W. Palmer, president of the World’s Fair Com­ mission. seems so much lu point, that we give It a place, and commend it to the thoughtful attention of our younger readedy. Also Wm. Shakespeare, editor of tlie Kalamazoo Gazette, who in bis paper has explained and commended the treat­ ment. claiming that from it, he has secured a cure for a lung-standing and terrible ap­ petite for liquor. There are as many as 25 lu Kalamazoo alone, and several hundred in this state, who claim to have been cured by the chloridb of gold treat­ ment. And our own city is not unrepre­ sented. Fred L. Heath, tlie druggist, who hac^what is termed a periodic appetite for liquor, a craving Mr. Heath says that he could not resist, an appetite which lie was compelled to indulge and must have In­ dulged even at tlie cost of hls life. In Ids case there would be often periods of sev­ eral days, weeks and often a month when he had no desire to drink. Then the disease would steal upon him; he would note a quicker pulse, almost feverish temperature, and he could do nothing to atop lu He was driven as irresistably to drink as a feather is driven before a gale. Hearing from what he deemed reliable sources of the efficacy of the Keeley rem­ edy. and deeply anxious to rid himself of a habit which humiliated him. he left about five weeks ago for Dwight to take the treatment. He speaks In the most certain manner of the cure It has effected; and It was his wh>h. for the benefit of others similarly afflicted, that we publish the above. He gives tlie treatment bls un­ qualified endorsement, and is as certain as can be that he is cured of the dreadful ap­ petite. We adralffe the spirit he IhuwB In this matter, and with hls host of friends earnestly hope that tlie cure may be per­ manent trol have much to do with a man's success financially. Many men deserving of suc­ cess have died poor. ' Enjoy your pursuit. Take care of your health. Be careful as to your associates, and if you do not Ih-coiuc rich, which after all Is a relative term, you will have de­ veloped the talent given you more thau many multi-millionaires." There is no dodging You ask me three questions, vix: How can a young man succeed In business? How can he make money? How can he be guided in making Investments? The answers thereto would be as nu­ merous as there are young men, or as may be his opportunities, or as his surround­ ings or as is tire stuff that is In him. It would require a book to answer complete-. ly. Briefly I would answer all three at onee. Let him be chaste. Industrious, sober, attentive, observing, economical, honest, cautious, and courteous. Let him live so as to secure the confidence ot all who come In contact wife him. Let him I* very careful to get rid of all or any dis­ agreeable habit of speech or manner. Hu­ manity is so constituted that first Impres­ sions influence a young man's cbanooa more tluin is generally thought Be polite without being servile. Let him get into a business that he can enjoy. If he Is an employe let him do more than is required of bint Doot be too particular about what you are put at, but do it Such a young man will be soon marked fur con­ fidential work, and then hh opport unity comes. Establish confidence. Other thing! PLAIN FACTS. If you will call and examine our QOObS—PRKEJ II you will but favor us with a chance to please you in '-ea • we are sure you will be convinced that our stock.is not or: \ the largest but also the best in town and Y©M WALL TOWra As this boy is that there is NO DODGING IT. HAMS & VAN ARMAN. Groceries, Crockery, China and Lamps. �I Hastings Banner ’ llvtings, Thursday, Nov. 5, 1891. W. R. COOK. Local BdltoT IVORY SOAP 99“ Pure TH! BEST fOB EVEIY PURPOSE, There will be a fish-pond aoclal *n,i dance at G. A. IL hall. Bowens Mills on | Friday evening, November 18th. 1891. • PERSORALJYIENTION, Ed. Clarke was In Grand Rapids Friday. retti,ir^^«dvruLB,npman w,u »* Mrs. M. L. Cook went to Grand Rapids KJmL. * h R K Ko*’’ or *l 8- B. Friday. , !rUI A" lndcb’*1 h'“> Mrs. Clement Smith was in Grand RapwiU please call and settle as soon as posslto* yesterday. 1 The tax this year will p«y bai-L। due o» Hie old school bonds, also 88,000 •b<’ S10 0^. which the building, heatte! ^‘n n,r“Ub!«< «f t»* new school buildir’eS’L®0?.1, To prorWc for ,h« other 8..000 for the new school building, the finance committee were authorized to se­ cure a loan of that amount for three yeara at not to exceed « per cent bitkm I?.IT °e‘ng made to Mcure tirin !2Jhto®?unty tneans of local op11X, .V1? w,c^Pd ,»n(’ V-nton vln. f !tW b)‘ tbe halooo,*,!’ what will pave the way for such action. And If the saloonists find the people of Harrv county teHing them to “closa up." they themselves for It. Had they th? "W’ bad they not w‘*rolly vlolated-nearly every one of Its provisions, they would not have aroused tho Indig­ nant protests of the people. M. F. Jordan, of Middleville, was In tbe eUy Saturday. n M.T V> Rapids Friday. s,lngerland was hi Grand Mrs. Z. B. Hoyt returned Monday from a visit to Ohio. Mrs. Norman Bailey Is lecturing Branch county. In P. R. Rogers, of Prairieville, was in the city oyer Sunday. MIXER’S , - CAS.S. I BLOOD FOR THH HIQH PRICES ZINb H/lRb TIMES MUST GO! CANCER & SCROFULA THE GREATEST REMEDY OF THE AGE. Cures taU BLOOD and SKIN Dtaeassa Mrs. C. W. Young, of Allegan, spent As H Blood Purifier it has no equal, bend Sunday lu Urn city. . for pamphlet ahowine tz.<-‘r*’z'-*i~'— Mrs. Flora Ford, of Texas. Is visiting relatives lu the city. J. M. McElwain made a business trip to NaahvHI« yesterday. Fred Spangemacher. of Middleville, was in the city last week. i w&u£X$^'-,*TOt ««*““ sbss Nffl Goods and Maneions Prices. f., . t ’ J. recotntm-tided it ?o Kt-vtand Mrs. A. E. Barnes, of Richland, The city. In our Judgment, has not done ing friends iu tho city. in visitft"? °r ha» ’*keu 'I for i l»?l.W?rk lhal w“ morc l*roctl«l. nor ‘egaud It bu cured him L. H. Evarta made a business tmi?^l’enefi1tS W 1 h*’ morc lMt,nK. ‘han trip to that of causing an official survey to be Grand Rapids Tuesday. •.! rMt *" <ii.putn. .tout 41,43 snd 4.5'Mon roe street. Fred Greble Aade a business trip to 1 9trcct lines and Iraundary lines. Grand Rapids yesterday. Grand Rapids, Mich.. Oct .-4,IMO. iMwHuc Mich.. Nor. Hook. And the city has been exceedingly for­ For Sale by all Druggists. C. E. Bldlack made n business trip tunate In securing Mr. Glen Balch to have to charge of the work. He baa been most Kentucky the past week. 1*RBFAUED nr painstaking, faithful and accurate In bls Miss Adda JordnTi visited thc Grirtd Drs. Mixer & Sons, Hastings, Mich. Circulation Chis week ... 2,000 wor*. and has set out to do a work that Rapids schools yesterday. would for all time reflect credit upon the E. M Evarta. of Nashville, was in the Hereafter, changes for advertisement*। city as well as himself. He has succeeded • • i>t reach this office Tu«*t>days at latest to, in both. And there is not a city In the city yesterday on business. insure Insertion In thc issue of tlie week. state that has a better official suney. and Ed. Blake, of Middleville, was in tho but one or two that ean compare with it. city on business Thursday. when brought. . Mr. Balch notes one very peculiar tiling In Dr. II. C. I’eekham. of Freeport, was In Bom. to Mr. aud Mr*. Chas. Walter, regard to every block In this city, that It overruns the required measurement from the cltj’ on business Friday. Tl-ur«lay morning, a daughter. Tlie number of patrons of the electric four to eight feet Land was cheap when Miss Arloa MeOmber left yestenlay for the city was laid out. aud a good margin Grand Rapids to visit friends. light eutuphny is rapidly. Increasing. was given each block to provide against Twenty-eight pounds of sugar for >1.00। any contingency. It will hereafter cause Mrs. S. J. Robbins, of Battle Creek, Hams A VanAkman. no trouble to locate street Hues, and all [ visited friends here last week. The chair and table factory is making tbe difficulty that has been experienced Mrs. Ed. Richards, of Middleville, visit­ quite guod sized shipments so far this from the uncertainty In this matter iu the ed her son IL B., over Sunday. past will disappear. month. selling Bro. Fcighner, of the Nashville News, Here are over 7 P.O pupils enrolled Id the If our readers could for but a brief time at very cel s of this city—nearly 10O more Hian be.permitted to see all the requests pre­ was In the county hub Tuesday. D. W. Reynolds returned Saturday from ferred to the editor of a weekly paper, in volumes Bertha Mr-. G. F. Chidester gave a very pleas­ the way of asking for the publication of a visit with friends in New York. ’ ant •» ‘-'clock tea in honor of Mra. Clarence articles, they would indeed be surprised. Mrs. Addle Reed Fleming returned to Yutuu Monday. From a remote corner of the county is a her home In Philadelphia yesterday. The city should see to causing the repair notice of the death of some one. usually get Messrs. E. IMIroot. A. McCoy and M. of many sidewalks that are In a dangerous­ accompanied with poetry that Is “stale, L. Cook were In Grand Rapids Friday. me. flat and unprofitable” in tbe extreme. ly unsafe condition. Then some other district will be heard Will Mendion. of Kalamazoo, was a You can now shoot lawfully any from with an account of a wedding and a welcome caller at this office Thursday. .jtialU which may not have been unlaw­ list of presents a- long as a State road, and sell Mrs. Charles Wheeler, of Allegan. Is fully ki-'ku tigretofure. no interest to anybody but those imthat visiting her daughter, Mrs. Charles Walter. A ea’l has been. Issued for the third medlatelv connected. There will be the venerable “card uf thanks” and the more Miss Myrtle Rose, of Grand Rapids, •i <ri»-t W. C. T. T. ‘Convention to be held or less venerable notices that interest very spent Saturday and Sunday with friends in < lurlutte. Deccitfber 1,2. 3 and 4. few people to say the least All these thc here. A!, accounts due me must ba paid at editor Is asked to print without pay; in­ deed if compensation bu hinted aL IMI, Dr. A. J. Wright left Fuesday morning i-!c r a.- 1 need 11m- mtdiey. editor becomes from that moment a sort of for a two weeks’ vacation in northern F. G. Stqxv ei.i^ pirate in thc eyes ot those making requests. Mich. A* a meeting of the school board last But as wearing as all these tilings are, THE DRUGGIST.. evening, it was decided to buy the Battle they are not to be compared with the ' Thos. Handy was called here by the dangerous illness.of hls sister. Miss Belle I reck *ea*.> tor the uew school bailding. personal attacks, rarely signed by the Handy. i John io-.-mer ha* lately bought Art cowardly parties-making Un-in. who are Dr. F. II. Esslg and wife, of Dowagiac, ‘ n-tnd dol!a»-> worth of watches, which usually sticking their enlarged nasal organs Sunday with Dr. and Mrs. S. M. en.v . 1 him to sell cheaper than any other into the affairs of other people. Sime- spent . . times these verMinalitles are Intensely Fowler. ludicrous: and it the parties sending them Would you be In style? Visit the store could only see the merriment they unwlt- I Manager Pendergast, of the wool boot factory, went to Grand Rapids on business < f <’ I». Spaulding where you will find tlie tingly provoke, they would feel like going Tuesday. ' X- rx and last fashion /laten as well dff Into a back lot and kicking tbemsclvrs. A. II. Johnson, of Jackson, was In thc | as a . first dans goods. f After these things are enjoyed to their full city last week preparing to move his house-. Friday last about 30 friends of Mrs. extent, they find their way to the waste 1hold goods there. E-’|(w;*m| gave her a very pleasant blrth- basket. These things ar<_jiald to explain si-.y surprise. Tire oct'aeion was highly to a couple of unknown persons who sent _ Dr. Ixjwry attended the meeting of the that <»u. thbw^k r * kind n< llt.r.turv 7: 7...L wk, ‘ | ’Itarrr* E.n.n CnnnlyM^l^ A»-«htl»n vr: -jcd by all present. ttieir communications communications do not appede anneac. : Iat: \ ertnnntv ilk I nuradaj. M •- lb rrington, a thoroughly first class A Merchants Organization of the Retail | . Elmer Cotant hx< secured a position ' ' is. now with O. D. Spaulding wb -.he- wiii furnish ^valuable sug- 1 Merchants has been organized Id till* *with Aldrich thc hurdware man of Hickory . .■--li-iire to ali about io purchase. city, as a branch of The Merchants Retail Corners, and has moved there. Siiss Belle Handy, who has been very Hr. l.Rtl'.n>p wants to sell one of his Commercial Agency, of 53 Dearborn street, with typhoid „fever. | Lt--- before going away and will sell Chicago. This agency has for Its purpose dangerously HI„„„ ■-:«r f-.r cash or up time. If any one the protection of retail merchants and In ' (O i*. jn tfIe Way of recovering, no way has anything to do u ilh tlie regainx’ i<ii’» a good horse here is a chance. tkm of pi ices It u-cs no dishonorable ■i By. Dickinson. Ike Spanable and Will I'h In mind that John Bessmer has tbe means to force collections or settlements, 1 Bennett started for Cheboygan county . • ‘•lock of sis-ctaclfs in gold and but the merchants propose to exercise their Monday on a hunting expedition. s’f-i liAims, sells them cheaper than any h-gni right to refuse credit to a person who Editor Warner.- of the Democrat, Is we ■ir -i- .-nd jrta tlie eyes free of charge. gains the reputation ot nut treating a mem­ are happy to state recovering from a must ber of the Agency honorably. There Is lii nrj C. Cook lias purchased a half In­ no law compelling merchants to wllYhcir dangerous attack of typhoid fever. ' • - n the grocer?’ and feed store and Mr. and Mrs. John Kibby, uf Tallapoosa. goods on credit. There Is no. laxv forbid­ v 1>. Cook. The many frit-Jids ding merchants refusing credit to any per­ Ga., were in the city Friday visiting rela­ ! new firm wish them abundant pros- son they see fit. and when a merchant sells tives. aud started fur Richmond, Ind., Sat­ ' bis goods on credit it is as an r.<*caBiodation urday. CAPTURED Music Trade Journal says that the to the consumer, and if such consumer has Mrs. Emory Alverson, ot Alma, visited x-ta^o^gan wilFbe the leading In- no appreciation of the favor extended and friends In the city Saturday, leaving for County are easily In •i»t. A uu can play any piano tpusic willfully neglects to make a reasonable Utah Monday morning where she will cm. J.din Ikssmrr. the jeweler. and honorable adjustment of his indebted­ make her future home. tells availeth ness. then he should be compelled to pay At a recent meeting of a tew citizens of as he buys, it is belter for him and much 1 • one HMion plait fnr high schools more profitable for the merchant. Many the county it was ordered that a eall be la tli'VUfMxl al the state convention ot a poor worthy man has been refused credit issued for a county convention to institute ••iiy m Il-mp Miperinten<lents at Lansing re fur the necessities of life because ot the measures for the suppression of the liquor ut.’v. and wm highly commended by all, merchant's unpleasant experience with bad traffic under the present local option law •1 o had tried it debtors, bht this system will tend to ob- a* provided by act 207 of Session Ijiws of The annual donation for Kev. Wm. vlate all -that, because the man who dues 1889. Such a convention In therefore call­ •‘‘ji -r will be at the M. E. parsonage on respect bis credit will be known and have ed fur Saturday, Nov. 14. 1891, to be held established. tVi-.!ne$day ot next week. Nov. tlth. from a standing among merchrtta, while the at the court house in the city ot Hastings This ■' i<> j». tn. A cordial invitation is ex-1 “dead beat" and others ot his kind will, at one o'clock p. iu. Let every township also be known to Die members of this! be well represented. t-iided to his many friend*. Bt Odder of Committee. Agencvand be absolutely refused credit; nrdlnr to the official report Barry ] no matter if be move* to another town or r'-:;:itV- wheat crop this year is over | state his reputation as poor pay will follow A desirable farm ot 100 seres. 2 V miles - 1‘v.OtiO bushels. According to reports | him and the merchants In such new place : • the secretary of state, but a small per- ot residence will also refuse him erodlt- cast <»f Hickory Comers. Mich., good build­ ings, oonvAlent to school •■etitajp* of thia has been marketed. This agency issues a regular and legal Bi­ J. C. Brsuoi’. The M-vcn octave piano case organ takes Monthly Abstract of unsettled accounts. brown, etc., Aunouneouien . the lead of all others In tone, finish and Each member agrees to forfeit twenty We. A. D. and Henry C. Cook, having pilce. Everybody Is Invited to see them dollars to bis branch as a penalty, In case he extends credit to a person whose un­ entered Into copartnership in (he grocery, my store. JoHS Hessmer. settled account appears in the abstract and i flour and fwd business, respectfully invite tbeJeweler. no account can appear therein until tne the general public lo call and examine our We ean and will promptly change ad- debtor has hail a full and fair opportunity j stixrk of groceries and prices, as we cannot dn-MM-s nf ah Ba NN eh snbKribers but to go to the merchant he owes and In some I bn undersold; and there cannot be any miqs our annul undertake to change thc addresses way arrange such indebtedne-uv The man , better goods on the market. Come and ‘•f Detroit* Tribune subscribers. Write who can pay and won’t pay aud the man A. D. A H. C. C ook. that paper If yau want your address who cannot pay, but will not go to the; see. Corner of State aud Creek Sts. changed. bo merchant aud state his condition and make Notice to SporUmtn Mr*. Chas. E. Reed, residence west effort to arrange, is thc person this Agency | is after. This Agency does not lofenere fit, We. the undesigned farmers of Barry i Crn n street, desires to announce that she . i" prepared to do all work Id the line of with the credit of men who deal iwnorabl?. County, forbid ill persons from hunting mending clothes for Individuals or famil- no matter If they are alow; neither does It on our land, and any person found hunting charge you. i«-s nt very reasonable rates. Leave work in any way regulate prices. Its sole otyect on our land after this date will be prosecut­ Is to compel men to be honest with ed to the full extent of the law. at the house or with Mrs. John Michael merchants or to pay spot cash tor goods H. Hiisinger. .€. H. Hoyt, of Inring, offers three pure SnetMxi Ibb. Mind h»« Thomas Crawley. bred Durham bulls for sale cheap this tmn iii-wlwl for. Ion,lime and Albert Barnaby. month. Any one wanting good stock wlU work. "Iu combination there is Matbjkr Hall. AWb should eall and see them, at the farm two .irenglh.- Tbr mwnbers b»,e tb« Peter Coburn. miles east of Irving. Respectfully. or hllorr of Ui* 9.1010 In tholr own James Smith. SENT J C. H. Hott. band, WlKWrr morejiant, bnto proprrPorter Burton. Colburn Osguud. It is no doubt'advisable on general prin­ I. combined, tbe .r.mn bn« pro,™ • «rat Ebcr J take. ciples to trade with reliable established racn* Tbe weii fat help, anrtolb awered b, thia Afeney. ,od tlx. nwrrloud. In M. IL Burton. home merchants, and those who Imagine C. D. Barnaby. that trading dealers are selling good goods ■II ramll town, ,re rlrlu.! ,nd wdloiud u. Join tbe oonnly branch. If properly on Mr. and Mrs. E. Peunock. at It-M than regular rates will find that they cannot buy gold dollars for fifty cents. ducted and tbe nwebanl. lire up to thrtr a<reewent. tbl. or^nltalluu omrajt but On Tl.un.lo of <ri»HI The wool boot company are making re­ prore of raat bewetl. ■" dead !»*• •" f,t. aralt-dreaaed poolin'. pairs on their dry kiln that will enable given no show. IM11. on Mid ooln-n. I"*n tiiem to nearly double tbelr capacity. wild pninv. tor wlilob 1 l*> tbt* blf*1Orders have been received so numerously M»rrl»d. of late as to require the company to work ourte. prior ta “"I« ertime. It is expected to Increase the Mr. SOU Wr" UIUMIU. — £d. to n»is <m»>>. •< •*»<* output to 1.9C0 pairs daily. See Them and You Want Them. Price Them and You Buy Them. LOCAL NEWS. The Best Manufacturers Produce Finer Goods this Season than Ever Before. Photo Albums I have a fell lino of albums on band and am them reasonable prices. Over 400 of Clay s novels, nicely bound, and “out of sight” for price. Don't books of any sort until you see , Am headquarters for pure drugs, which I always at people can afford.' prices Fred L. Heath WE HAVE THEH They are manufactured by the well-known houses of Bouve & Daniels of Boston, Mass.; L. Adler Bros. & Co., and Stein Bloch & Co.,, of Rochester, N. Y., 7 Call and see us. You will find us at the top in the clothing line, and at the bottom in. prices. Yours truly, E. W. Morrill & Co., One Price Clothiers. a IN THE LMb * WE HAVE the best of tlie Clothing trade of Barry and “ the Lead.” Yon know the “gqod book” us that it a man nothing if lie hyle his light under a bushel. the language of the street “Every man should blow his own horn”, especially if he has a good one. We have no desire to boast. Our reputation as the leading clothier of Barry County is 0 well week we wish to talk OVERCOAT to you. We have every­ thing desirable in Kerseys. Meltons, Cheviots, Worsteds, Beavers. Chinchillas, Etc., made up in the best manner possible, and perfect fitting. Au elegant assortment of them in all shades—black, blue, tan. aud prices from $15 to $25. We have good, ser­ viceable OVERCOATS that we can sell much cheaper, and if you are looking for an every day, rough weather OVERCOAT you will not seeing stock before purchasing. FOR! AN ELEGANT, DRESSY OVERCOAT, we can show you Overcoats that can not better in either material, workmanship or and at prices that are at least one-half of what any tailor would clothinq ’ EUR- Hl/HIHQ/. /PA �Hastings Banner.! 1891. Thursday, Nev. 5, 1891. Why do you keep trying unknown brands of h-EHHIEESThGARDEN GROWN when you can be sure of getting one thet has been tested, not only by ex­ perts, but actual consumers, all of whom agree in placing YAMASHIR0 JAPAN TEA YOKOHAMA Roval Satsuma as Leader ALWAYS RELIABLE. Only one dealer in town has it. Call on Jos. Rogers for Royal Satsuma Japan Tea. New Spring Crop Leaf of 1891. SATISFACTION GUARANTEED by Jos. Rogers. IN COLD WEATHER Whon you hug the stove, you want to feel warm. You want to know that the stove is a good one; that you are getting the best resuite from the fuel burned—in short, that you made p good in­ vestment when you boug.it it. Of this you can always be assured when you buy STOVES Of the well known firm of Goodyear faros. It is conceded that they carry the largest and best line, the best in service,‘style, wear, and thc most economical*, /he recognized leading lines of the trade. Cook Stoves and Ranges, Steel Ranges, Round Stoves, The Diving Flue Stoves, Coal Stoves. cannot afford to buy a stove of any descrip­ tion without visiting GOODYEAR BROS Do You Have Weak Eyes? Do you want to know what ails your eyes? Do you need your eyes examined by one who can tell what you need ? If you do, call on Dr. Lowry, tho oculist, the optician. Take this advice and you wont regret it; and you will save your eyes and money in the end. DR. DOWRY Common council mrt pursuxnS to cnll Wednesday evening Oct. 21,1891. Mayor McCoy in the ehair. C Roll call present. Aid#. Bentley. Nelaoo. Reynolds. Sen lx, Spence. Moved by Aid. Benlly that communica­ tion from Hastings Wool Boot Co. be refernil to Board of Water Commlsatouern. requesting thrir immediate attention to the same. Carried. IltcoItMl: By tlie common council of the city of UastiuK*. that the finance e>»uiinihtv Im- aulborizet! to burrow sum of money not exceeding alx thouMnd dollars, to pay WHter works bonds due Nov. 1st next, and other necessary expenses. Dated, HaaUngl, Oct. 21. *91. J. W. Bentlky. Aid. Sente moved It adoption. Carried. Ayes. BriiUey, Nelson, Kejuolds, Sentz. Spence. Nays. none. Jiciulvca, By tlie common council of thc city or Hasting* that Glen E. Balch be appointed city engineer of this dty for tbe current joar. Dated Hartlnga, Oct. 91, *91. J. W. Bextt.kv. Aid. Bentlev moved Its .-tdoplimt. Car­ ried. Ayes, Bentley. Nelson, Reynolds, Scntz. Spencu. Nays. none. Moved by Aid. Spence to adjourn to 7<p. m. OcLHO, ’Ul. Carried. , Adjourned. <, J. B. Roberts, Recorder. NOVEMBER. 1891. Su. I Mo. Tu. I V.'e. Th. Fr. Sa. 2 3 A 5_ _8_ 9 10 IT J2 17 18 19 15 22 23 24 25 26 29 30 £ 13 20 27 7 14 21 28 HISTORY OF A WEEK. VVdnetdxy. Oct VK. Thirty bousex wore destroyed at Con­ neaut. O.. by a cyclone. The loss La n».ooa, ’ , u The thirty-fifth annual conclave of the Knight Tenipl.tr* of Illinois is being bvid.in Chicago. Judge Slebeoker remain* silent regard­ lag hl. refund to ft;' th. Wtaoula treasury cnxex. Ralph Cunningham, a son of Secretary Foster’s business partner, al Fostoria, O . Stempted suicide by throwing himself ton furuuce. The Damon Sate company,'whose works at Cambridge, Mass., were recently burneil, will probably erect-a plant In Wnukrg-tn, IllsWilliam S Munson, a»sistant secretary of the Fulton BaiWiog fusociation of Cincinnati, i* a defaulter In the num of $14.(MX). Cards and horse racing. Fire a Meiugen, Switzerland, destroyed 120 houses and rendered 7St persons homoEvery edifleo ot importance In thc village was destroyed. Tbe New York court of appeals bes rtndcrod a decision against tba validity of the will of Samuel J. Tilden. Tbe estate will now bv divided among the legal heirs of the millionaire. One of the Ixmisville (Ky.) Electric Light company’* boilers exploded Monday night nnd Marled a fire which destroyed property valued nt WOO/tOO. Among the losers nre Kaufman, SirauxteCn., J. V. Kacott & Son*, nutl Bamburger, Bloom Common council met pursuant to ad­ journment Friday, Oct. 30. '91. Roll call, present. Aids. Blinston. Monee. Nelson. Sentz, Speuee. Waters. Absent. Bentley rifid Reynolds. Ou motion of Ahl. Nelson, peUtlon from I. M. Gillespie and 13 others was referred to the sidewalk committee. On motion of Aid S|wnce petition from C. II. Northrup nnd* five others was refer­ red to the Street committee. Moved by Aid. Spence that report of committee on proposed road in 2nd ward be laid upon the table. Carried. Mayor and Common Council, Gentlemen:—your finance committee would most respect fully rejairt that they loaned from the Hastings National bank Thursday, «>rsthe sum ot six thousand dollar- at six per A powder mill at Youag'town. O., ex­ cent, interest interest payable semi-annuaily, principle payable .Jan. 1st '93. ' plodrd, blowing two moo to atom*. said monies to be used in paying waler I .Rev. Isaac Lse Nichol*on wn» conae ! crated bishop of the Epircopal diocese of bond nnd interest on same. . * LfKK Watkus. i Milwaukee. ... I The real estate firm of Buahnell & Moved by Aid. Bllnatou that the report ' Buabnell, ©f St. Paul, ba* /uislgued, with be accepted and adopted. Carried. Ayes.; liabilities of $5C|O.(M1 Bilunton, MMnee. Nelsou, Sente, Spence ; Hiram iwnter, year# old. and Mr*, and Walers. Nays, none. ] Wexlr, 74 rears old, will be married.at Jfexo/c«f. That thc mayor and r?-< Atlanta, Ga., next week, corder l»e authorized to draw orders for the Mrs. Julia Benson, familiarly kuowu as sum of «‘.x thousand dollars, payable to ‘‘„ 1WUUU.„ ’’ .. ................... .. it: .,the BridgeGrandma Benson, tiled Hustings National Bank January 1st, port (Coou , bnspital, agad lOA said order to allow six per cent, setni an.............................................................. Edwin E. Marshall, of Philadelphia, nua’ily interest.' shot hi in Helf in the bruin at a Chicago huLt’KK WaTiiav > Unhappy domestic relation*.v Aid, JUtcr. moved It. £‘>l’tl'*Tb<? 1(JCt,UDCaQti 0.. by the high rled. Ayes. L!inst«>n, Manee, Nelson. '. WiUU—n<n ,__ ____________ sonnnn <i..icycwuc— «ns» uillj VUIJ S ntz, Spexn-i-, Water*. Nayw none. I only one building was wrecked, a tub L»ei tory. E. Fierce, labor on cross walks.... St4 I Roswell Miller denies thc rumor that Fred Tuugatv, same " ‘,’7 : he contemplates resigning the presidency M. Cramer, same “‘’‘oftfae Chicago, liftwaukec and SC Paul F. Hart, clean vault, on account of -g 1 railway. R. Freer I The Grenadier guard*, a famous British S. Wiley, tabor marshal’s order... !«,()•; .regiment, bnts, according to the London Ix!c Cooley, saiue I Truth, mnthiied agniu. tbe flret time beG. Radlord, same j ing about six mouth* ago. Goodyear Bros., supplies, water 54j I Lady Somerset, tbe distinguished lady board > temperance advocate, ha* arrived at ChiHains & VanAnuan, same b-(<0 ‘ 0*8° nnd ta tl,e Roe®1 ^Int’ Francos WUJas. Walker & Son. same 2 03 I tatd. the is delighted with her reception Kenfit-hl & Cook, labor water works 2 75 > ta America. A. D. Maynard, dray Ing 75 ' The body of George W. Pardue, a well­ ’’ ” city to-do lumberniau, ww found on the rail*• luiul cart to tlie wool 2 CO ; »■•’* i track nt Chri-man, Ills , with nu ugly boot factory fire: , wound on the head and thc skull fractured. 11. Green, watching tire jail 50 ; The man wa? undoubtedly murdered. j A. Newton, same 10 I I H. Barnaby, cartage Friday. Oet* 30. Evening News Association Ipcgl ! George Browning and James Ricbardadvenixement. tire engine 4 05 I son were burned lo death lu u Are at Cbi73 00 Glen E. Balch, surveying ' cago. • 1G CO > E. Nicholson, same, J:u>on McElwain, same 4t> co; Th»semi-annual meeting of the bishop* Dwight Gwalyear, same.... I 00 I of the Methodist Episcopal church is being held In Cludnnnti. I’. Colmm. i tain ting Grand street 2 4C | Fire men were killed and several inculvert 1 20 I Jure«i during a riot at a Formers’ Alliance will Cobttrn. laboi. Marine 4 00 j Rter'lng in Little Ruck. Ark. Jack Shay. >1. work FresUiu hill.,. G 03 ! The The Steamer Ateamer Oliver O’rirer Byrne, Byrne, a a Mississippi Mixsiwlppi ' •• man and team 0 00 ; excursion CACuruiuu vj boat, ^i, wa* wns uiarusru burned i:mr near ,Milli ____ ­ Ed. Shay ahd team j ken ’ s Bend. Twelve lives were goo ; ’ * ” * ■lost. Dau Shay and team, same James Shay and team, same 3 ou; Thc MrCurtbyitc candidate was elected 8 00 to parliament io amxecd Sir John Pop© Will Wright, same Hem es»y. Theie was do opposition Mike i’nisser, same The Illinois Alliance met nt Springfield A. Henderson, name 3 00 the Ocaln pintform. is said Jack Shay. st. work 1st ward..... S 00 and >«!opted .... . ________It.... ___ 3 di] that there arc only 18.UX1 Alliance men in ■* man and teiim same 3 Ufa j tho state, Ed. -Shay, same 8 00 I The director ot the New York Pasteur Dan. Shay, same. Jas. Shay, same 1 50 । institute reporp thMt but one hydrophobia Will Wright, same 1 50 - patient lias died out of -7m treated at that 1 50 I itnllruiion. M. rrosner, same 5 UO ‘ Ttie directors of the Bank of England, Jack Shay. at. work 2tl ward ** man and team. same.... 7 50 to check thc flow of gold from that coun­ Ed. Shay and team, same try, have advanced the rata of discount Dan Sliay and team, same 7 20 from 3 to 4 per cent. 2 10 Ludwig Polzin, of; Chicago, sued1 DenWill Wright same i Ola Benke *towska. a pretty Polish girl, for Jack Shay, st. work 8d wan!.. 49 breach of atf promise. The Tbe jury gave ,him .him ** man aud team same. GO f [0Q. $100. She appealed the case. Ed. Shay aud team, same-----Tbe Hennepin caunl bn« been begun. Dun Shay amflenm. same.... 60 j The United States unthoritica have conWill Wright. same ‘ demmsi a atrip of laud along Rock river, 1 30 Ills., fire miles long for canal purposes. 7 40 Jack trbay. st. work 4th ward Engineer Chambers nnd an unknown 1 10 tramp were killed in a collision between “ man and team, same Ed. Shay and team, .same Milwaukee and Kansas City trains at V 00 Taopi, Minn. Fireman Lynch was badly Dan. Shay aud tom, same 3 00 hurt nnd Fireman Tbarseti will probably Jas. .Shay, same ... Will Weight, same dlo. No passengers hurt. /. Moved by Aid. Sentz that the same be allowed. Carried. Axes. Blinston. Manec, Fire did 9130.000 damage at Kenton, O. Nelson, Sente, Spence, Walers. Nays, Simonson & West, cloak manufacturers none. Hastings. Mich., Oct 29, *91. of New York, Lave failed for $181,000. To the Honorable Mayor aud Common The town of Majunka, iu the Island of Council: Madn rascar, has been almost entirely de­ At a regular meeting of. Hastings Hosfi stroyed by fire. company No. I. held on Tuesday evening, The mountains south of Sheffield, Ala., Oct. 13, 1891, the following persons were are being swept by fire, destroying a vast nominated for membership, subject to your amount of property. approval: Louis Roliertaon, 29, carpenter, The National Press, of Dublin, says a Jefferson st. 8d ward. plot exists to murder William O’Brien. A. E. Remkes, Foreman. The police do not credit it. D. It. GhbEn, Sec. . Tbe aunraents of the London papers Moved by Aid. Waters that the com­ Chilian incident are gen­ munication be received and person therein on the named be appointed. Carried. Ayes, erally criticisms of this country. The postmaster of Elkton, N. C., was Blimdtm, Mance, Nelson, Sentz, Spence, shot in his office by some unknown per­ Moved by Aid. Speuee to adjourn. son. No cause cau be assigned for the deed. Carried. Adjourned. Tbe French senate ba» fixed a doty of 23 J. B. Kobkkts, Recorder. franc, on American aali pork imported iuto that country. Thia action removes Ba wise in time. You have too many gray tbe pjobibitXHJ. Jud;e R. A. Debolt, a member of the hairs lor one so younx looking Use Hall’s Hair Uenew-r. tbe best preparation out to cure Forty fourth congress and past grand master e( the Mioouri Odd Fellows, died them. Try'll. Tbe fourth annual encampment of the Union veteran®’ union was held at GreeuvUle Tuesday. E-quire Dunean, of Canton county, LU., attempted to com idt suicldt^iy An Alabama couple got married U thr state fair ground* amHwk tus.t bun <>>>“■ Ul> al Deralur. Illa, h" >»»a .,»,*> Cli (ur,up,lying hl, brollwi with whkky. upon »hlol’ b. druakCcrreamn Outbwalta la ’«T «1O wllb on.um-nU at bla hum. »> Colum­ ba., O. ll« r*u«bl U» «H1U CT tb. .lump lor Ouwrnar CuapMll. ’ Judge w. W. Heaa, ex judge at Bbelby county, died nt Shelbyville. 111*., of heart disease. J. M. Hunt, of Berlin. Wta.. 40 years of ngr, suicided at the Metro{M»lltan hotel, Chicago, by turning ou tbe g«a. The blisnrd bus put in its appearance in thc northweMt at Hillboro. N. D., and other points, »topping tho threshing of wheat. W. K. Sullivan, for sumo time manag­ ing editor of tbe Chicago Evening Jour­ nal, baa retired, nnd will travel abroad for hls health A stretch of country eight miles wide and thirty long. near Ellendale, X D., about Virgil J- Muggley, wbh murdered his wife, the crime being s most atrocious one. has been ncnteuced At Milwaukee to penitentiary for life. Ex President Cleveland made a speech to the Young Men’s Democratic club of Boston. He wm euthuxiaatically received, and eulogised Governor RuaselL A locomotive “gut away" <«n the Penn­ sylvania, Poughkeepsie and Boston road nt Blaiiarown, Px, and ran ten miles in eight uiluutcs before lack of steam •topped it. Fire visited Hicksville.O., and destroyed the buddings on three seres of ground. In­ cluding a warehouse, cart and machine factory flouring mill, and coopershop Lo«, MO.OOO. « Mrs. Gilbert, mother of Bishop Gilbert, was found d«ul iu a pool of blood on tho sidewalk iu front of the bishop’s resi­ dence at St. Paul. She had probably fallen out ot a window. She was 7b years old. । Enow lias fallen nt Chamberlain, & D„ and Warren, Miun. Asiatic cholera Is ratting in Damn.sc is. Oa« of ISO cases there hut week ninety were fatal. Ti.e receipts of grain at Duluth for the year ended Oct. 31 u cre 2t.87U.10G, against 9,747.999 for the previous year. Woodbury's Immense shoe house at Beverly, Mau., was fl red bran incendiary and burned, with a beta of 8175,010. . There was a light between brolhcre-inlaw nt Frankfort. Kjr., in which one of them was fatally and threa bystanders se­ verely shot. Kx-Juf’ge John Ricketts, a resident of Illinois, since 1835. and judge of Macon county from 1856 to 1SS1, died at Decatur at tbe age ot 77 years. The big strike of failway miners iu the Pittsburg district will be declared off. It han coat the strikers 8730,000 in wages aud tbe'operators trade for a year. Hon. Carter H. Harrison has purchi-ed n controlling, interest in the Chicago Times, and yesterday assumed the editor­ ial management of that journal. Sitting Bbll’s cabin, near Mandan, N. D . has been purchased, for tl.frk), a 2-yt-arold Meer, and two dress patterns, by par­ ties who intend to exhibit it at the World’s fair. A Mount Vernon {Go.) murderer was convicted and sentenced within a we. k after committing the crime. A mob was waiting to bang the mat. it tbe jury didn’t. The telegraph companies are book on the fl:»or of the Chicago board ot trade from which they were ousted some lime ago. and the trailers express much satisfaction thereat. - THE MARKETS* CHICAGO. Nor. t Board ot trade quotations fur today were cio-wd iMvc; May. optmed JLltt closed fLUlfc. Corn-No. 2November, '>juuv,i JUk-.ekixedSSfcc; SBiic. Pork -December, opvood 18J7fc, rimed fJaauxry. opcaod 810.85, clowcd I1LU5; May. opuud 8U.15. citwed <11.49. L«rd —NovuahlMr. c>{«ned 9&JU.c1mm1 JAW. Live xlvck—Price* u( the L’uluu Slock yard* rimgVd ax folfoww Marsel miMleraldy active on packing axzd ahip;>ln< ac­ count: feeling rather vaay, owing to the large supply; price* 5tJlCc lower on heavy and mixed; i<W5c Ir.wcr an lixhl and common; •4ta» mug.-d at S2JXW5 pig*. |a.SM>8.tr-, li.-ht, 83.g4i8.O5 and t3-7.ti4.10 he .vy packing and ehipping Iota. Cattle— Market fairly active vu local and ahipplng account, and |jir« fairly well sup­ ported; quotations ranged at $G.(ki{pd45 prime to shipping ateera, |t3<p.W good to fancy do. common US fair do. 8J.ts.‘^4.fi butchera* stcera. > L8Qi£M0 atockera, 82.UI&3.10 Texans. 8r.5OU>4.fr) rauitera feeder*. SLSU^a *0 COW*, »JdB&t75 bulla, and 8X5b©5.a) veal calvea. Sheep—Markit fairly active, and pri cea uaebnngvd; quotation* ranged at 80.5J&4.7d westerns, uailtea, and NJ.5J©3.W Iambi. Produce: Butter—Fancy aeporator, 30c per ib; dalrita, fancy, fresh. Outfit; packing stockx, fresh. H4.Dc. Eggs—Fresh candled, low off, 21c per dox; ice liuuae xU-ck. KftlBc. Live pcultry—Old ddckoiw, IfcgAc per lb xpriDg. *•; ruoxteni; lie; mixed turxeya, 9®ldc; ducks, nriaed. »u.lJc: g«»e. te.tXK^c.SU perdo*. FoUtoi-x-ilomc grown, 4005^ per sack; Wbcoustn and Michigan common, good to choice, adAk- jx.r bu; xwert potatOM. Hllutjl*. 31Ai.ll.3U ;>er bbl; Jerwyx, U»At75. Apple. -Common. Jlfi&l.M per bbl; good. ShTi^tU; choice to fancy. 82.X.XJA50. Cran berries—Capo Cod, fanej, KWitT.uU per bbl; Jeraeya. 85.75^. 0.LU. OJJJ® ENJOYS Both tho method and reoilia when Syrup of Figs is taken; it is pieuant and refmlimg to tbe taste, and act, gently yet promptly on the Kidneys Liver and Bowele, cleanse, the in. tan effectually, dispels colds, h adacbCT and fevers and cures habitual constipation. Syrup of Figs i, the only remedy of iu hind ever pro. duoed, pleasing to tbe taste and ac­ ceptable to tlie stomach, prompt in iU action and truly bcne&iul <n.iu> efiecu, prepared only from tho nnei heailby anti agreeaUe lubeUoee.. iu many excellent qualities commend il to all and have made it thc ::x»t popular remedy known. Syrup of Figs is for sale in 50c and $1 bottlea by all ‘ " gists. Any reliable may not have it on Hand *m pro­ cure it promptly for any one woo wishes to try 1L Do not accept any lulwtitute. CALIFORNIA FI6 STROP CO. lo hhikisi'O cv.. uuiariui. n. nt* nu, . CAKTIRS ITTLE IVER PILLS. CURE SL-k Headache and-rc11 era all tbs tr»uM«e fx:f- SICK EtaZiri-c. ytt Cfctcr’e Little Liver FfTI* 09 c-2 vrily valcaUo ta ConxBiutkiu, c .c !:•<;** 1 f.-oTofia- thiakunrtrlnffccmpUlnt’Llle Uwy *!<a correc*eU<S*asdaMMUMXta3Mri:xt:nuU-.nche JW,t r^drCB'alAte the bowel*. Ervalttixyoilly “ HEAD 'Achathey weuMbsslnoatpricelfissto *&M«vha Bnli-r front t!±udirtrv.a»iuce=n.; uj.:-. i.-.ufottuXMtelr thdrcoodBOM doc* notcu-; hero.MiC t hone who one* trj tl»awin find ttoelltJc pill* vtlo. able taramxcy vnrx that U»?y *nl| u?t I. - wlb llxq; t.-Coxitluxrithorn. Bu: rilvrAllriri-hi-J ACHE talk* cared •esntzy Ere: th.-.: lere to where wvrr.skocurrrvixbout. Ocrpdlnoureitwhild otewadoxrt. _ : „ , Cari-r x Little I4w PUU sre v-re atnxH and very to uke. Ch»*> or tvs yt! Tbi y are strictly vcgeUbw *tM n pr.nv. but by tbdr«w>tloxs*Jta CARTER NJEDtCiWE CO., New York; SUALLP1LL. SKAUOOSE. SMALLPfaiCE CHEATING horse Blankets Nearlt every pattern of J h Horse Jmitated in c: dor and style. In most'cases the i nitati-jn looks just as good aS the jeiiuinp, but it hasn't the warfi fkn tuts, aild so lacks strcngth,and whi e it for only a little less thar. t c g ine itjsn't worth One-half. is m The fact that % JfofSit Mt arc copied is strong vi.: : that they arc THE erA IDAHO. and every buyer shduhi thc •>. trade mark is sc^j the inside of thc Blankc B/annfas Bess Electr Extra Aik HORSE BLK-TS ARE THE S' them from yonr dealer, write u tbe5,'x Book. Vou can get it v. i;' WM. AYRES ft SONS, Ph mollATK Olll’Kll. Cmurty of Barry, hohten at lbs Frobatr o«k» •, In the City-ut HasUng*. lu sidd . • November, €l-0*y»; December. ary. SU-TMj. Coro—No. 2 mixed caah, TUc; No­ vember. Dvrember. BTjic; January, 55c. OaU-DuM but suady; No. 2 mixed cash, 3& W.Mc: December. X?He. Rye-Dull and weak; quoted st 81.0131.06. Barley—Steady; No. 2 Milwaukee to arrive, JUc. Pork—Dull: new meats, tll.vXI. Lard-Mulct; November. $6-23; Dev-ember. W-29. Live Stock: Catlin—Market active and Ifie |H.-r UD it* higher; natlre stems, 83.a^Jx50 pur lit) lb*; choice to fancy du, |A.75j|4.(X); Tnxana mid Colorado*. .25; bulls and dry rows, 81.fi33.dU. 8h- cp and 1-ambs—Market shade ttrmer; sheep, $3.UL*4.&J per 100 lbs; Umbe, 84.75*5.03^. Boga-Markot dull; llvo hogs. ;4.4JiA90 per 100 Ibe. Milwaukoa. Wheat--Cash and Norenlx. Wfcc; Decern- ’prrtwnt. Clw'.e* W. Arnutnu-K. J <■ t4 ^In^the matter of the estate of Farit’ lT,Heur'dH*M»v1''. MiinlalMCrater nf J1-1’’1 enauM tuk> «x»urt and rcicveiitsrifanr l.«'• __ ■ to file hlx thud arenavt Lr‘; ear and unys that a day may be appointed for Dear ln?henwp<>" lt b ordrn-.’. tbrt slxtftttxyotNo'vndwr. A. D' (Lot,, InUietorenoonbrsMlgitvdturtbehear.tx<• - • patitloo. aad «iu»t the beir> »t 1*'. re«MHt *r>d all other t*raouM«t» rc»h ‘- it »-jd estate, are required jo ajiwxr a: n - .. Court, then to be holdeu xt the J ™1’*’,1 in tbe Citv ot Ha*Hwt». .L Pruvrr <•* <how cau*-. if any Um" **•> 'L’;.0 1 d t t- MX?®* - -No. x white. Me; No. 8 do, Wc. Corn- No. 8. (Urowrl ai.d �fClAN KERWI PRESS ytSS9Cf«n3Kl®l sARTLINC FACTS. CHAPTEB XV. VS COHTlltV i-copte are rapidly becomings I wtcckv. and the following oag. rcitu dj - Alphonso HempfUng, of , . -\ us that when bla non «TM speechi :t > itenc-j, Dr. MHe*’ great Ber-.ir..- cured biui. MraJ. R. Miller, . -.ml J. I>. Taylor, of l.o^anaport, _ ; pound* from taking It. Mr*. ■ Hu r, of Vlatula, Ind.. WA- Hired of 40 to : t’iv. and much headivbe, dlxzl. . arid ncrroun prostration, br one : I My.-re, Brooklyn. Mich., eajr* hla -.< enred of Ineknltrof ten yearn' iCanxl-' . • tx'itlwi, and Uno book of tnarveloM i kt druggteta. This remedy contains I - - ■ Hr. Mil.:* Medical Co., glkhart, Ind. - TMIAL BOTTLE FREE. .1 oy W. H. Goodyear, liliEiios k Saginaw TIME TABLE. <°a R1V° me tt rpaaon why wo should not partr rhe returned. I can!" said ho, “a pemonal rea­ son. “Ahr Sho said quickly, “I have a per­ sonal reason bn tlie other side ” “What is itF Sho turned nn tho piano ntool on which mo had been sitting, and began to touch the chords of thc instrument, but so lightly tliat they responded, as it were, in a whisper of melody. “I have wu«‘lhing to do," she replied. I have Ir.st three years already. I caupo* G-> on so. I must devote myself to that cnly." „ “Towhat? Cannot I help youT 'You don’t know what you are'ask­ ing. Count da Lisle,’’ sho replied, glanc­ ing nt him over her shoulder. “Yon kuow-I have told you-thatiluve some wie- I wish to devote mywlf to him. How can you help me in that?” “Do you mean"-----“I mean Keppel Darko. There is no one else tluit I can love." “Ah—Koppel Darke! You are jest­ ing, after alL A sentiment—a memory is not love. This is not your true rea­ son. Why do you play with mo?” “Do yon think Keppel Darke is deadr askisl Ohmipia, liarmoniring her tones witli the noteti sho was drawing from the keys. “I thought so once, but I haw Ih-gun to fuel that he is alive. I know it in my heart. 1 see him in dreams. He is often ncartmc. I am hapjiy in u» this wua communion cvmmumon with wicn him. mm. Whale™ dutnrl. it I wirii «nra And nothing dteturt. it re much to do nothing but sit here with you and love you, and talk to you and hear you Irik and be zilly-that la, radix wire. My heart feels eo light! Docs your-j?" “My heart Rii^r like a Ir.rJ—aqd I am the song! And thc song says: •! loro Keppel Darke! lam glad ho is alive,and tliat the Count do Lisle has vr.utebedr " “I hntcthnt stiff, conventional phhnhas big useg, and we will inaka him be useful to ug. He is rich, and he is devoted to yon!” “Do you wish to give mo up to him, sir?" ' “Ah’ Jit- wonts to marry you, I am told!" “And you trill let him mart)- mo if only I promise to love you? But tell me. Keppel, why were you such a fool, dear? Why didn’t you come to mo at once? Tlie.next time you delay so I fiha'n’t wait for you!” . “How could I know that you would want me? Dewi people coming back to life are sometimes vary much in tho way. I thought it wiser, for your sake, to send Homo one to find out how the land lay." “For iny sake? For yours, I think!" They both laughed again. “How did jtfia Cum-? to find mo out?" heasked. “You had accepted the Count <le Lisle so long tliat tho last tiring I exp.'.ctcd wiu> an inquiry for me." “There is something mysterious about that," replied Olympia, turning grave. “When that strange man of yours— Garcia—has put me into tho magnetic sleep, which is not a sleep at all, but a deeper waking, that makes ordinary waking seem sleep in 'comparison—in that state, whatever it is, I can see ray own thoughts, just as,one sees things with one's bodily eyes. And I soe things that have liaiipent*! to ne, not os they seemed to mo at the ti no, but as they rually were. So I l>»g in to have im­ pressions or you, and nt first ZI could not und?rstand them,'for ti ere was no rea­ son that I know of why ... yqu should apixiar T— to -- me. —— But ---- at -- last *•— . I noticed that tlie meetings lietween the between tt (in my visions) ।I were the times of my mooting the Count ।| do Lisle, and’ from * *’ / I was not iong that ’ puzzle. When the count I in solving the I came this afteraoon i l w i. m angry with Ii him h‘"‘ for f” having deceived mo that 'I was ”” j almost ready to let him ।go off «and take yon with him! If yon 1had _____________ ‘not looked through his eyes at the last moment, nnd so given n new turn to things, yon would have been nicely punished—and I should have died!” CONTINUED / trill truirry »xot v.hcn »/ou bring Kc*>pd Darke here.” ■ ' ; Olyrnpia Raven, since the night of tho count’s ball, had been in a condition which gave her friend Mrs. Ikumick some anxiety. She wtto not ill, but bho was not her usual self. Sho sat for long pcriods-of time plunged in intense medi­ tation; then Rhe would rise ami wander nwdetsly about; sometimes her mood would Ito gloomy, sometimes a sudden change to hilarity would come over her. In answer to tho tender questionings of her friend, Olympia would reply, with a look of surprise, that she was perfectly well;.and Mr>. Raven, whom Mrs. Ban­ es the Count de Ltete." nick cutosul usl, Rhook her head and de­ “Olympia, yon are not speaking*seri­ clared that Olytqpia lookixl to her about ously; you aro smiling.” the same :m usual; she had never been “Why should I not smile? I amhappy. able to understand her, anyway! Mrs. What am I to you?" Rafen, never a brilliant or powerful in­ “Yon are cvurAtliiug to mor he said tel leet. had been growing old of late; .impetuously. “I love your she was very duaf. and sjx-nt her time• Is that the first time you have said chiefly in reading old newspajters. Her . those words to a woiaanF she asked, fac­ A frien I in need is a friend Indeed. ___ and mind was dull a»4 vague, and she was ing him. not less than one million j-eople have inclined to resent auy attempt to arouse The quijFtion embarrassed him, .nnd ho found just . _____ .In..______ such u friend Dr. King's her to a living interest in what wazi.pasa- herttated. She laughed. 1 -New Discovery for consumption* coughs “1 will not take vou nt your word,” i *^<1 colds*. If you have never us-ed thte ingj around her. “iSn afntid," said Tom’s wife to her , rile raid. -K.-prwl Darke lied no «io ; mpdlelne. trial will ren­ husband, as he .was putting on a clean tal me; 1 gave huu my promite, arri it '!■>«• jou ital II 1... non,I, ml rarril.e ..n « ...a? । » - I-.-, tv. .11. .. i— . 1- ■ I’owers in all diseaM-s uf throat, chest and ‘jtgerx nnless | shirt fur dinner, “that Olympia was «i rimU never ta broken. W ould yon break , . . , •, . , miiira. JUicii iviue is gunrnuu-vu uio, no j thrown off her balance by that hypno­ >.:r prumiae iu my place. Count A® a]j that Is claimed or money -will be n•r.e th«- right t»change tizing bushieas. Nobody really under- J Lisle? .wW Or would you wish ine me to beyour funded. Trial bfttks free at W. II. Good­ Ithout rirtlee. stands what these trances are: and there • wife, knowing tliat I loved liim?" year’s drug store. Jjtrpc bottles ROc and :-.tr, Grn’l Manager. may l»e more harm in them than we j “Indeed I would!” he exclaimed. SI.00. ‘ .imagine." She shook her he&l. “The man I - vfinr ftiihlre:.- * k: ••wlr.irfr •‘She'll enmo around all right," an- ’ would marry must lie jealous of mu." ihortiiamt typewriting, teteg• We desire to say to our citizens, that for swered Tom, with cheerful optimism. • “Jealon^ of a dead man?" years we have Irecn wiling Dr. King’s “Every young unmarried girl goes queer "Why do you say Keppel Darke in New Discovery for ('otistiurptlou, Dr. ZFOR THEM once in a while; and qnitb proper, too!" dead? Have yon killed him?" King's New Life Pills. Bueklcn’s Arnica 'X- / Than Money. Olympia did not herself know any- j “I only say marry mo, and you may halve and Electric Bitters, nnd have never ■I R-tv'dsJlHcb ]Bu»- thing of the mysterious pxrtsdhe had love him all you will!" ______________________________ _____ bundled remedies that sell as well, or that playe-l on the night of February twenty- : OInnpia row and closed tlie piano. ; have given such universal satisfaction. fifth. It hadaccidentally transpired some , The count also roof-, and they confronted ‘ le do not‘ hesitate to guarantee them very time, and we stand ready to' refund time before that she was an exceptionally each other for a.moinent. GOLD 1GDAL, miS, 1873. “I will marry y<*n," she said nt length, ■ the purchase price. If satisfactory results good subject for hypnotic exjierimentR. ; j do not follow their use. These remedies and the count had intimated that she “when you bring Keppel Darko here, i have won their great |<opularity purely on i might, if she chose, become bistro- 1 and he l»ids mu do so.” • their merits. W. 11. Goodyear, druggist ! mental in discovering the murderer of Ho bent forward and looked in her , Bnckleu** Amle* Salve. Harry Trent. She finally consented, on ' eyes. Tlicre must have b-.-en in them j The best salve In the world for cuts, condition that she 1*3 not informed of . some epehking light, revealing what her brulM-s. «««. sores, u.™... ulcers, »«« salt- •«•«* rheum, — fever mu.mm « the manner in which her power was ( woman’ll tongue refused to tclL -Olympia!- h« cried, in • voice too |• suras, Mien (Citer. CUH|>J>VU nanus, vnuunima, use<l. She was willing to become an in- 1 ! corns, aud all skin eruptions, and |K>sitlvestrament in the cause of justice, but weighted with emotion to bu loud, “you 1; ly enres piles or mi pay required. It Is jeing made privy to Jthe the know me—yon have made a fool of me— '1 guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction, or shrank from being I. Garcia, after tbe firxt- Hjut yon love me!" ] money n-fuud. tl. Trice 25 cents per box. | means adopted. 3— : 5 from which tho excess of '■ upcuHucuM,, ___ _Hi's experiments, was able ~ to throw heranus into close-1 about her, and afire For sale by W. II. Gtaxlycar, the’druggist. tlBB oil has been removed, it | a ^ uce hl . r even knowing a trance without her even kmiwiug of (.f new life Ms-ined to flame up in his Pontiac's new electric lights are a great 17 -j F poafelt her soft- .pressure against ' I '' i; I Absolutely Ihire I his proximity; and...... it had thuqjfoen — heart as "he - ----------------------- • success. U '! EU >a siblo glowing SIOWto V* take UM>U her ««V» to wthe VMWcount WM...’s house and — - him. WU*. It .. went ..we, — r.through --------j htevems, 1.1* IF ourau c. back again . . withoutanv s of anyconsciousness consciousmsMof of nnd and imazrimag-vi of ecstacy ecstacytrembled trembledin in huj uuj . oj£»ne tocclLotNature maker the whole world thc transaction on her part. But the brain. .Vcroii wind gulf of darkness kin." Diseasas comraou to tbe rare compel the exjerience had had other effects upon had be passed since last he had held her search for a eiuimion remedy. It Is found in otwlrights L -r which were not as vet suspected by thus! But peace and joy were only here. I Ayer'aSxrUparilto. ----- —• - the jcputntlon • . . „ a- us- *! in its preparation. It has world-wide, tawlni: having largely largely auuerseded superseded ercry every ' Tli-v kissed each other with » slow, deep world-wide, . £&on thrn tuna the strength, of any one. fullnf rnumnriMof min that that was other blood medicine to uw. ki<«, full of memories of pain was Shu was Bitting at tho piano one after­ * '• c.,.! mixed with Starch, Arrowroot noon when the count camo in. The air pu t, and of a prevent delight aoexqnisite Whitlock point, op Gnll lake, will be ■-r .Sughr,and is thercfqre far more wns still vibrating with delicate har­ that thev half feared to move their lipa, fitted up n- a sutpturr result. lest nil should prove a dream and they K conomica!. costing less than one cent monies softly tuned into life by her fii»' should awake. Such happine&> oomes in To rid thc human body of the poison t< ■' cop. Jt is delicious., nourishing, gers. ns she turned to meet him. It was . mome&ta only, yet when it comes the the first time he had come to her since dhesi-e, is to eliminate it through the ■tr-.-ngthenins, kasilt digestrd, soul recognizes it as its true estate-a port * of the skin. 8. S. 8. not only docs the night of the UaU. and admirably adapted for tinvalids ..w-. _____ gluup’ of the eternity in which it was tbl*. but it force* out uIm' the germs ••I was thinking about you, Co«atJ^ s she him vher i meant to dwell forever. No dream is which make tbe poison, and builds up the well as for persons ht health. Lisle." Rhe said. a< -1~ gave - Z ' h ilf so fair as this brief reality; whose general health nt the same lime.* Do not haatl. ‘’and I was expecting yon. “ Sold by Grocers everywhere. lake liny huiuhivim imitntlons. or substitutes, for 8. 8. all the rest of makeaau wierw m. life seem 1 inaeniiy “That is good news," be replied. “Can intensity makes dreamlike. lu In SUw such a moment >"VArn lovers for yon will be rllraj-pointed. There to I dreamlike, W, BAKER & CO., Dorchester, Mass. I t.-e of any use to you?” .... .. __ > ...ws iSn rww.rM uf ,111'v nne Swift s Specific. only ’ one Swift's Specific, and there is She looked at him while he was tipeak- live in heaven and aro the peers of nothing like It. , ing in a singular manner, ns if she saw. ' angels. * PSORA IF. ORDER. Mrs. E. J. Kowell, No. 11 Quiney street. , “ Oh. KepjAv-why liavo yon denied not his physical self, but something •> ’t:--l:lg..n.C.iunly,of Bh<i . -ss. Medlord, MahS.. says that her mother has A- a v..Hi of the Probate Court for the yourself so long*' sighed Olympia al been cured of scrofula by the use of four •. .■■ of Barry, hulden at thc Pnibatc Office in within that or emanating from it. Her • • lUmtiugs. i-.i said eouuty. on Sal­ eves rarkk-i. and their glanc- was not lask “I should hAve known you at thc bottles of S. S. S. after having had much t dav ot octolwr. tn the year one fixed, but wandered from point to point ' first if I could have brought myself to other treatment and being reduced to quite v.;6 < out -.leht hnadned and-uinetyone. n low ciHiditlon of health, as It was thought I’ryarui, Charles W. Armstrong. Judge of of the count’s face. A smite glimmered i believe that you would hide from me so. I “A disguise like mine is something she could not live. Probate. r In lit- matter nf the eslate of Moses on her Ups and was gone, and again re­ ' moro U>m> u doak tb»t ran 1» thrown Treatise on blood and skin diseases turned, like light Upon dimpling water. J aruswnrth, rteirnsid. mailed free. Swift Specific Co., ",'-iirumidCnuKUm pritto-i duly ven- Though the tat still, there was a subtie off nod rravmod »t will, ho ropHe-L I Atlanta, Ga. C.-«; «.f Hrury tJ. Faruswortb. adinlntstrator of -From the first I h»v» been m .(range unrest perceptible in her, as if the mic e-tatJ. p..v big lor mvons in *“fd |«eUtinn I to mrarif to I h»v, »ppra«J to othera TI htc are nine prisoners in the Muske­ v-i lurth. t.-.nl hr may !“■ Itcmwed to sell the thoughts that traveled her flUnd to and r-t. .„r Mid deceased w* In Mid petition 1 But for yon I should never have found gon county jail ami a» «« horrid men. fro left vibrations and fine stirrings tn tuy real Bell again. Withthat ctang. Hlbburd'a KhenmatIr and Lfrvr PHI*. her juU-Ule orgu>i=a. in, These pills are scientifically compounded, apia teemed .pmtruursuc “ auu roran Ayiniw. w CJUM w many .ntritnal nowera. » that the . tbat I had ever Loen Keppel.Darko.ana and uniform in action. No griping pain so '-..-I -.1.1.11. ai-u u>.» Uir UV'I aptntttal l™^^ : Md wtult belonged to it commonly following the uw of pUls. rtrcr;-i>« ,i .mil al) uthrTperMns Interested la sain . as; required lo appear at n «e**ton teomc.1 never to have been; but I wa. a. They are adapted to both adults and chil­ of -aitl court then to be Holden »t tlie Probate in hi. bndn u e-ily - *• “n*4 “* “* dren with perfect ^fety. We guarantee if bora middle aged, with no youth or in the eftv of Hasting*, in wi-t county, th. y hnvv no equal in the cure of sick a-u) . sure, If Bay there I*, why the iwyer kindly uroociaUon. to humanize me. U headache, constipation, dyspepsia "and <>I tin- i.ei'u->i-er mai not lx- granted. Aro ft * '“The time is come when we musi. it had not been for you 1 riionld have blltotuness. and. as an appetizer they ex­ "1* fii.-tlmr ordered. That said i-elimm-T give nopart," she said, after a pause. __ t'w to U>e twrso'is interested la saM eMscte-of ,n to. and .t hurt died », if a mra cel any other preparation, bold by 15. When. U,ed U„.l.n«.,»d«U.tdi Die oeadenry of -aid petition, and the bearing * “Part' *r'*“* w,rt wnn . _ . a childhood ....<—j and —.j a goal can be von goi-ie? Wh.t hte EvppenodT' .rfUxiht ’.lirrenf by r;uisinsr a ropy of this order to be H. Goodyear. goiagr ““ ------ pal>>i*ii-d In tin- liastlugi* BANXitK. a newsps- are „.yon M «tnrtled ont ot Id. cn.tom.TT tjidtodie. h 7 wm rtnrUed ont ot Li. cn.tom-7 , pr primed aud circulated tn said county of Hari.nle’s big malt house nt Jackson "Yea vou are .yourself again now!" lU.r-.-i. n-wc tu —wh week for three sucM»oiVf ■eU i-oei.'Mion, -id wok.. was damaged ?5<W» by bre Tuesday. murmured OlytnpU ' ■ Yct, Count de Urie, we mnrt p—t. Fully Insured. Judgr of. Probate i A true copy.) rite repeated. «n®.ng .HU . _____ r- — air, fn U113 were raui other ride;' Lot yet 1 did not NOTICE FOR HEARING CL UMS. world or the next" S'ate of Michigan. Count rrd Barry.-**. ortwaldly know » until the hrt d»yor She-id *!• » a«^”2*nrL^ It was like the fam'tales, when Hili: U <J»T *». z*. »*■ • — ■ rmi>w.cu-..fc^tracr'u f'oin ih*t n>.t- were nHowcd fo- creditors, «<> j r-M-nt their claim* against the estate of Seyl .a tW to. berate Xba to. ch« I" Outers A’.thrmre. lute vf -aid county, deceivedJ* nd tha | W. Baker & Co.’S ^Breakfast Cocoa I am l?.den with freight S. From ttjs,golden oate. \To lands across 1l(e \ Sea. , j. Scarry sweet hope Sb^'V/itlAAFlTA (LAUS |CWA n SQAP, aW-As & cargo iS|TA“LAUS Sq# Made only by JfOlRBflNK&Go. ChiCAGH ASK YOUR GROCER FOR IT CASTORIA for Infants and Children, onx." n. a. Aacwn, M.D, 111 So. Oxford B4-, Brooklyn, K. T. £KF/?r THAT CAN BE RELIED ON those days. Dated October ISTot -to Discolor! trade FILuloID Mark. NEEDS NO LAUNDERING. CAN BE WIPED CLEAN IN A MOMENT. THE ONLY LINEN-LINED WATERPROOF COLLAR IN THE MARKET. ” SHOKE^ Eb. POWER J One ot ll» Detroit h-t-BeU >>“« t°“"J th»t common —It l» U» >»’> llu"« w dri"! out moths. ’ TSTot to SpHt! BEARS THIS MARK. BBSS “ I P”* Ucetl| WUfcm injurious medicatks. WATERPROOF COLLAR on CUFF BE UP TO THE MARK No Chemicals 1‘rnb ue igfli-e t'-. the Cty of HivUxipi. fw examtmol.Hj are! allowance, on or bcf^.ihe.fOTWt-<-nch<14ib)riay of April next, and that sueriii!fn< will be heard before wild court <w Tbcra­ 2X W neTer W ft ay. the fourteenthfUthtdayof Jahwy md-on ... ._ , .Jtkl rim-r nt Aoril . as can be. NO. 35. fliwsrs TE SflHE «2 ALWAYS THE BEST 5C QIQrtR IN THE GILLASPIE, Corner of Court and Jefferson St. Kecpsflour. reed, bone neal. ground "oyster-shell, rent food for fowls. Also a general slock of groceries. Good goods. Low prices. PROBATE OHnER\ Stale*! Michigan.count' of Barry.-as. At a aeralon of tt.” Probate Court for tbe County of Barrv. Iroiden nt the Probate OWrctln the City of Ua*tliivr. in sudd county , on Tues­ day, the slsthduy o’ Oruther In life year one tbouMha eliihl buncred and t li.rty-onr. Present. Charles W. Aimstiorg, Judge ot Protmle. in the n atter of the estate of Sarah Jane b>el<y dice: tod. ai <1 cfdeUitninlDXWtiO arc or v«rr hr I e ra at law of raid dtceaaed. on r< ad log and nii.p tie ] tilt on ruly veri­ fied. ol Janies A. btetey, rrayirg for reasons thrreln stat* <1. lbs’ th «'ia< i (r Vtcrre Ins tnida and emitted t» Ini crit raid eslati and ttrtr resprctlra right' therein. Thereupon It 1* oidcred. tbat Friday tbe 13th d*y of N'meniber A.». IW1. a» ten o'clock m the forenoon, be assigned fur the hearing of said |>ctitAi:i. ami that tbe brirs at law ot said deceasediuul all oilier ihtsui.j Interoied in said estate, bar required tr» anwar Kt a session of said cotiFi.tlkento.be boltteu at the Probate Office in the city «>I lbu.tings, iu said county, and show cause. If any there be. why the prayer of the petitioner may not be granted. And tt la further ordered. Thu -h!<i j cthlouergivenattoo to the persons Intcroted in raid estate, of tlie pendenev of said pHiller., mid lire hearing thereof, by earning a copy of this order to bo published lu the liivdhii”' Bvn.'f.h. a newspa­ per printed and circulated In >dd county of Barry. «w* in each wrekfur tl»bt‘sucoeastyo weeks previous t«* ««><l day of bearing. read fAtruccopv.i ( HAHi.Ks W. A tracerxoxmtZj Judge of .Probate. Hastings City Ban^,Hastings, - - Mich. CAPITAL S75.ODD.O3SURPLUS ip.00O.0O. Incorporated under the laws of tbe Ststt Michigan. Open for business Dec. Ui.lMC. ' orriCEns: . D. G. Robinson. President; Chester Messer. Vice. Pres. 1). W. Reynold*, CavMler nrascTOBs: W. H. Powers, Dan W. Reynolds, R. B. Mener. * I) <1. Rrbinson. John Carveth, P. T. Colgrove. FOR, W. L. DOUGLAS S3 SHOE aEiJP&icN TH BIST SH OE ■ IK WOM H>» THE EOEtTF . » sat Interctt uaM m and a geseral tUaKlnz Business Transactea. MORTGAGE SALE. ’ • Notice h hereby riven that. hv vMm "» «h® now-r ot <*le In a mnrtrwe executed by Mary ssfeiraifia’ES tewiss "s'XS.SSSi »%$£;£ h >v.j riven them ft trial will wear no utter •: 3*SS«b*irol the Court house In lh;C(ly •KSR.7SS o Hasflnrs. Mil to satisfy ‘be amount doe afore- on their meriu. a« tteJnerraata* »l<-n»bCT» „ld Md the k<*> "•**• *» ^‘21° U. C Ladles fejUSfeEgtS highest bidder, all tlio«e certain t’1^ , "<• nan-elf Of laud situate to tbe township of Irving, to the County of Barer and HOUo ot Mi'-bigan *2id described as follows, to *1: - ^be uorth i,*if of th" north ea«t quarter of M-ctio-twenty w are I I 1^ Boys' Woolley & Bronson, cS&Sf*«-w* �FOR THE NEXT THIRTY DAYS We will make a SWEEPING REDUCTION Son. theq should make fast thy chain to the log before thee plys thy lash. On all lines of goods to reduce stock before we move in our new store, corner State and Jefferson sts, formerly occupied by Good­ ’ ’ of' the ' season One case Men’s Natural Wool Underwear formerly sold at one dollar we will sell The greatest drive year & Barnes. now at BOO READ OUR CUT PRICES ON DRY GOODS Coraline Corsets, 90c Jackson Waists, 90c Ball’s Corsets, 90c Duplex Corsets, 90c 2 sheets Wadding, 5c. Belding Bros.’ 100 yd. Silk 8c Yard wide Sheeting, per yd Belding Bros.’ Twist, 3 spools DC Best Standard Prints, per yd Belding Bros.’ Emb. Silk, lo spools 4c American Prints, per yd luc Indigo Prints; best made, per yd 5c Goff’s Braid, a roll Be Ladies’ Handkerchiefs 2c Ginghams, per yd •)C Slater’s Glove-Finish Cambrics Silesia, per yd 10c J. & P. Coats’ Spool Cotton, best made 4c Batting,, a roll DC Barbour s Soool Linen He Dress Drill, per yd 8c Belding Bros.’ 00 yd. Silk 4c Milward’s Needles, a paper DC THE UNIVERSAL PROVIDER f COCKATOO HUNTING AUSTRALIAN THE SPORT WHICH HUNTER’S TRIES SKILL. w*y ur«irabl« Gam The first that offers ifaelf is a large biro which has curved. horny and massive beek aud strong claw a. both of jetty black, fditbrrs of while, stained faintly with yel­ low, like old ivory, and an imposing erwt of sulphur colored plume*. This is the great sulphur crested cockatoo, one of the most familiar, as it is one of the most beautiful, birds in Australia. Wo made thia bird's acquaintance as we drove over to the mitsiou station. He and his con­ gener*. to the number of several hundred, were found feedjqg iu n broad, open aavanna oa.lhy aide of the River Avon, boro tbe graes was hidden from sight by the yellow circles ot tho cape weed—n .flower somewhat resembling the dande­ lion, but with a more woody stem, which Is execrated by the farmehi, in spite of its beauty, because of its tendency to over spread the soil like a devouring fire. Tbe fondnros of the cockatoo far the seeds of the cape weed rery greatly cu tails ita extension, aud in season of i s ripening they till to their utmost capacity Lhe crops of u»cse birds. One might look far to ace a prettier sight than that which is afforded by a flock of several hundred uf throe snowy cockatoos walking about theaenof yellow which the acre* of c weed form. The cockatoos are alert and wary, and spring into the air with barab •cream* as we approach; then, with tb" curiosity which is their strongest charac­ teristic, wheel over ua in a yelling mob »)n conopy of -----------fluttering »»ong. forming ----„ — ivory through which the sunlight falls in exqubdtc aluules of tender color. Two guns bark in the midst of the wheeling and screeching cohorts: the re­ ports of tbe second barrels Immediately • follow—feat:.*-™ fly lu every direction, but only two ex I -itoos fall. A TtaiTBLS TO nt'KTKRS One. after ths usual experience in such ■ ‘ mudhoie cmm. uhooaro to drop into ----about ten fee* wide ftbe only one within mile of tbe place), am.! irremediably ruins hte delicate plumage; tbe other, more couridenct-, thumps down upon the turf withfrother ruffled, innocent of blood Ing and alarm tbe country for a mile around, under which circumstances, feel­ ing himaclf q ..it« safe, be may be stalked by a simple ulratagem. I discovered this myaeif under the following circumrtjances: I had been exceadvely annoyed by a'tockRtoo which hn>l followed aud execrated me for a couple of hours, yet always keeping well out ot range upon Isolated trees. STALK INO COCKATOO. I bethought me of a trick successfully used for attracting autolopes upon the wpitern plains of the United Slates, aud palling a scarlet Bilk handkerchief out of my pocket I Ix-gau waving it from side to side, advancing meanwhile upon the ene­ my. He saw the fluttering symbol and at once became silent, sidling up a:.;d down hi* perch with mingled excitement nnd ap­ prehension, and craning his bead forward and downward in a most ludicrous fash­ ion in his endeavor to define tbe nature of the phenomenon. In this manner I came directly under tbe tree on which “cobky’ was sitting, dropped the handkerchief and raised my gun. Tbe bird took flight with loud . shrieks: there was puff of smoke, a white cloud fell Into the fern, and—tho second sulphur crested skin there la my memento of the occasion. Thc white cockatoo has more powerful cousin, tho black cockatoo, hich presents, indeed, two species, at which one has a patch of scarlet under thc ■ hand’s width of brilliant tail, tho other saturnine, yellow. They arc ... . . not to say. satanic looking, bird, with enormously powerful bills, with which they tear off the bark of trees in long strips, cut into lhe wood with blows thnt sound like ham-, men and leave marks like chisels, and draw from their burrowed highways In the timber the fat white gi nba which consti­ tute their favorite food. The black fellows are fond of this deli­ cacy also, aud when you are out with them — often - cut hole in a. — tree with they will --------... their hatchets and present to you from ft tbe squirming, nauseous worm which their quick instinct had showed them was with­ in. ''If you decline the monel—as la prob­ able—they devour it themselves with in­ finite gusto, and with ill concealed con­ tempt at the “white fellow’s" inability to appreciate luxuries.—Cor. Boston Journal Too Emphatic. During a aeaaiou of the bonne of com­ mune the members wear their hata, which make a motion. This custom is occasional­ ly tho cause af a comical scene, like the one reported in Str William Fraser’s "Disraeli and His Day. William Ewart, the member for Liver­ pool, was making an effective speech, and which h before ub. tbe feutben. like •now field acrowi whieb falls the ray of a on the bench just below him sat Joseph Hume, a Radical, whose aspect was that of interw» solemnity. He wore a hat with the recurved cro»c to the immaculate brood brim and a long nap. which appa­ tesnwnt, whiter than tide paper, which rently was top large for hpi Ewart, while emphasixlng bls last muform hb spreading tail taoca. brought hls right fiat, down with tbe cockatoo can understand the limits ot crushing violence upon Hume's hat, which filing is music to taataotly descended below Hume’s chin and compared thereto the "deril’a fid- and olwcarod k s heavy features The bouse. wLich had been listening with of tbe concords of the a grout nubanee to ths interest, roared with laughter, an I the ora, by Ids noisy clamor afannteg (Successor to Ira YanValkenburgh.) HAS THE CORRECT STYLES IN Furniture, Draperies North side State street. Mich � https://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/418/HastingsBanner_1891-11-12.pdf 4fdf4a6543179e16bbfea67a7d44b54e PDF Text Text Largest Circulation of any paper in the County. Hastings Banner. VOL. XXXVI. NO. 28 HASTINGS, MICH., NOVEMBER 12, 1894. Hastings Banner. Published Thursdays by COOK BROS. ----- AT----- _ _______ HAfiTIKGS. MICH. Constant Drops TOWER Of water wears away the hard­ est rock, and a»similar idea is my excuse fSr keeping my name and business before you 1 OU may think I am well ad­ vertised and ought to quit, but so was the last candidate for governor on the labor ticket Can you name him? MY BUSINESS IN BARGAINS THIS WEEK Bargains in Boy’s Clothing. Bargains in Youths' Clothing. Bargains in Men's Clothing. Bargains in b urnishing Goods. z Y. : will save your fare to Grand Rapids, aud got . what you want, what is seasonable, suitable and right if you buy clothing and furnishing goo'ds at HUDSON’S GRAND RAPIDS. Now' is the Time To begin to look out for TOBER QOOb5 ’ want to look where you can buy the best for the least We sure have them—the justly celebrated Lycoming Rubber They are the best, and we arc*the sole agents foy part of the. countv, at prices lower than ever before: aHf> G< 1{. Heeder Shoes, the best in the market. Every P»»r । A ha\e the finest line of Undehrear ever offered for sale at this ’ : : ■ es as low as the lowest. Also a full line of staple and ' ceries. Dry Goods and Notions. , .. > .. is and bring along your butter and eggs, dried fruits ot all I■' ns. etc., for which we will pay you the highest market price •t the iowest living prices. You will hear that we have sold ■ i it. but you will aiwavs find us at the store of • GEO. P. MOSIER, CLOVERDALE, MICH. Rosenbaum & Speyers. Rosenbaum & Speyers When in need of a Ladies’, Misses’ or Child’s -CLOAK-: bo not fail to look over our large and well assorti"l-stock. ->We show he Largest Line at the Lowest Prices We can suit you. Please give ns a call. Respectfully yours, ROSENBAUM &. SPEYERS KALAMAZOO, MICH. The best Adz ing medium tn ry County. Is selling watches, clocks, jew­ elry and silverware. I keep the liest and choicest stock in Hastings. Prices always the lowest. F. R. PANCOAST. COUNTY NEWS. ' Wood Im nd. Mr. Phillips bus his house returned to Its former location and the wheelbarrow has descended the flagstaff. Enoch Andrus, our county commissioner, was in our village on Monday on business. John Lee was in Hastings on Saturday. On Saturday morning about S o’clock we-were awakened fij the cry of ••fire." I pon reaching terra tirma we found the street well lighted with the flames of a burning building. Upon reaching ^the j scene of conflagration w? found. Sarah Townsend's wood shed in flumes and ~several people busy trying to save her bouse. i By hard work the house was saved but I not without having Its paint badly blister­ ed. if there had ls-e:i any wind no power could have saved the house. No one can assign a reason for the fire and as fire Wfe seen on Mrs. Blzcr’s house at the same time and watched by two persons aud as Mrs. B.’s house was a!*out 60 or 70 rods away it Is thought to have been of incendiary origin. If we have a fire bug in our tqwn some one ought to extinguish iL It is reported, that our saloon is' “to rent." C. S. I*almerton and D. A. Miller were in Hastings on Tuesday on legal business. The primary department of our school has n new teacher and is now In progress. Doe. Hough is still very sick ami not expected to survive long. • J. M. Smith Is breaking a fine colt for M. Doster, of Prairieville. The reading circle will convene at the office of Palmerton Smith Saturday evening. November 14. for the purpose of organizing, it is suggested that a short lesson in Barnes general biston- be pre­ pared. We think It would bo well to pre­ pare a lesson as far os Greek civilization on page IV. It. D. Banner has moved to Otsego, Allegan county. Baulirld. Last Friday night a large number of friends gathered at Herbert Bowman’s for M surprise on Byron 1’ungate. on his twentyfirst birthday. Ladles nid society met at Mr. Palmatier’s last Wednesday. Sherman Zimmerman ami Irwin Phillips started tor Battle Creek college Nov. 2d. Lidn McKenzie begins a yeaFs course al Krug’s business college. Battle Creek, next Munday. E. Gaskill began school at the Durrough s school bouse last Monday. Mrs. Dunn is spending a few days in your city. . ... , Mr. Crookton is Improving the looks of E. 1.. Edmunds’ house by giving It two coats of paint.__________________ Brush Kidge. F. G. Pierce went to Charlotte last week. Some in our midst have posted notices, no hunting allowed. Henry Hines is building a new house. it would appear as if we had a young thief who should be looked after. John Branschka has the brick drawn for his house. p. R. Karns hr grading the Campbell hill, having taken a contract of the high­ way commissioner.__________ Ada Williams is again out after a week's '^Dr. Scribner reports Mrs. D. Hopkins ^M. ’lL Gwin was in Grand Rapids last WHOLE NO. 1900 AV. H. Chase has been on the sick list this week. A very remarkable phenomenon and one that lias excittM flfnch comment Was pro­ **** wcck Fe,lx Chamberlain, w bile splitting the second cut of a green and perfecty solid maple log, a severed slub disclosed the abiding place of a live and fraUvv frog, sitting serenely Ina small aperture evidently caused at some very remote period by a blow from an ax. The chin was dead and dry although green timber had entirely overgrown it to the depth of eight Indies. Many people have witnessed it and many theories are ad­ vanced relative to IL Tiiose who claim to know say that from sixty to seventy years have elapsed since the imprisoned frog located itself upon that HtUe chip on the tree. Addison Pennock and wife aud Jno. Carpenter visited the hub Tuesday as witnesses In the pickpocket case. Seth Cftfeby with a jarty of Battle fr,cnd* camping at Gun fake. Farmers throughout this community re­ gret the failure of Mart Evers, the popular stock and grain speculator. Beit Striker aud family spent a few days in town lost week the guest of.............. M. IL Girin. J. Phillips, living just south of Saabville, has built a horse barn. Allen Frigbner has moved In with bld father-in-law. Tbos. Griffin, and Will farm the place. Wm. Guy and and wife are visiting at Blanchard, Isabella county. Mrs. McMore has returned from her visit with friends. Samuel N'icewander’s barn burned Inst Friday night between 1 aud 2 p. m. In­ sured in the Barry A Eaton for S700. Mrs. tlavld McMore spent last week with her parents. Henry Dlekinson has moved into IL Roe's bouse south of Nashville. Mrs. Jacobs lias built a new barn. O. Durham Is making preparation, to build a kiU’hen. Harry Messimer, of Nashville, spent last week with bls grandmother. Mrs. McMore. Mrs. Geo. Griffin is visiting Maple Grove friends at this writing. Jessie McMore lias the diphtheria. Rev. Nyce is holding a series of meetings nt the north Maple Grove Evidigelical church, assisted by Rev, Krug, of Nash­ ville. Some oysters and oilier small beta were Verdict: guilty of assault with intent to won and lost on McKinley Bill or Bill Mc­ do great bodily harm. Kinley, hip, hip, etc. People vs. Wm. Shafer, violating liquor law. Plead guilty. Dowling. People vs. Wm. Wyman, larceny from Frank Webster’s new house Is progress­ dwelling. Plead guilty, and then sklppeding finely. Ann Dorr vs. Benj. Walk judgment for Quite a number of our citizens have defendant of tlVO.OO. । gone north to enjoy hunting deer. Among P. A. Sheldon vs.' Jjimn MarahalL them being E. Herrington, IL G. Rice. C. settled. Ferris, A. Humphrey and IL Gaskill. J. H. Dennis vs. Ixiwis B. Bentley, Fred Clemens is now boarding with trespass. On trial. George Fry. Hastings National Bank vs. Wm. a Born, to Mr. and Mrs. Burt Stanton, Trego. Judgment for plaintiff 3-448.90. last Tuesday, u ten pound boy; also to Mr. W. H. Goodyear vs. Geo. Gregory. and Mrs. Mike Smith, last Tuesday, a ten Judgment for plaintiff 8130.75. pound girl. ' Divorces granted in cases of Albert vs. Munson Manning now occupies Miss Allie Osswalt; Jacob vs. Margaret SchonWinter’s house. delmayer: Amanda vs. Patrick Evans; Albert Madison expects to moveto Battle Mary E. vs. Henry Bills. , Creek next week, where he will engage to High School. work for Xichoh & Shephard. Last Tuesday Mrs. Samuel Hinchman This week being literary week, vre are and son George started for Ohio, to visit very busy and the items will be more or less relative's and friends. be neglected. Henry Gaskill Is engaged lo teach our The examination in arithmetic Monday winter school. The school progresses was very good, the average per cent, was very finely under Henry’s management. about 90. Only two in the class being 100 per cent, these being Jay Garrison and Grace Whitney. Miss 8. A. Kelley, of Kalamazoo, vlsftcd Emmet Lee being sick, was not able to attend school the fore part of the week. here last week. I’. 11. Ijiwnmco left for the north woods Trade schools arc becoming a very popu­ last week, to spend a few days in sporting lar places, for a young man desirous of learning a trade lie can hardly in these with wild game. ' Messrs. Rockwells are entertaining rela­ days secure a position as an apprentic. but let him attend one of the recognized trade tives from Hammond. IL Ormsby and wife, of Dowling, Sun- schools fur a few terms, and he will have no trouble in securing a position with any dayed with relative at the Corners. employer, wheiV tie could not have earned Walden Willison, wife and daughter, of South Assyria, visited his uncle, W. T. his bread without this preparation. Take Barber, aud family Saturday and Sunday a good business course in our school, and A. A. Aldlch Ims secured the services then you are ready to go but in the world. We are very glad to say that note writ­ of a practical tinner, who has secured rooms ami moved into Mrs. Wintermute’s ing has been vetoed by the superintendent In our school. house on West Main St It is stated that Ink Is very cheap. I A newsimjier is to be issued at this place think hot. 1 left a tan full on the back of in the near future. . Frank and Fred Kelley had a very pleas­ a note once and it cant me one hundred ant visit with their grandmother near dollars. Scholars be careful haw you use 1 Grand Haven, returning home last week. this cheap fluid. Mrs. Esther Pennock has returned to | Rpoclal Jtatc* to Northern 31 Inuesota nnd her home, after having spent several weeks Dakota. visiting friends In the northern counties of Owing to the enormous yield of grain in the state. Northern Minnesota anti Dakota this seat son, and consequently the unusual de­ mand for harvest hands, the Great North­ Arthur Miller’s health Is improving. Farmer around this place have their ern railway line will transport from Sk Paul, Minneapolis, Duluth and Superior, corn husking and fall work nearly done. Mrs. Maggie Lee has returned from an titrashing outfits in car loads, at the cur­ rent class “A" rate, passing not to exceed extended visit with friends In Colorado. ten men free in charge of each load. Such W». Shriner has his new houtw nearly shipments, as well as the ten men. will be ready for use. returned free to the points of shipments Raffling match here for Thanksgiving. from which they started on the Great Northern railway line, upon proper identi­ ■ S. E. Cook, of Charlotte. Aras in town fication that the men are the same as orig­ inally accotnjmnfed the shipment, and that over Sunday. the threshing outfit is the same asojjgiualJ. C. Fumiss Is a registered druggist.Mi.«J Addie Bcigh has returned home ly forwarded and no change iu ownership haying occurred. from a two weeks stay nt Jackson. Shipments of horses and mules in any Newton-Kellogg, of Charlotte, is visiting quantity for use with thrashing out/its his parents In Hus village. Mrs. C. W. Everts has been quite sick, (Including men in charge as provided for rules of livestock contracts) will be trans­ but is now on the gain. •» Mrs. Courier, of Albion, spent Sunday ported at current tariff rates, and returned free to original points of shipment under with her sister, Mrs. C. E. Goodwin. Messrs. John Eumlss and Wm. Strong same conditions as threshing outfits, ex­ cept that parties In charge will be furnish^ were in Buffalo the first of the week. luu»t Thursday evening Mrs. Emma ed only such transportation as they may Bartley was married to a Mr. Brqwn. of la? entitled to under contracts which they hold. Thenyls n very heavy demand for Iowa. Mr. and Mrs. Glenden Richards, of hanrat lituuls.jat wages 83.00 pgr day. Grand Rapids, spent Sunday at Dr. C. W. Parties MxraM address. D. W. IL More* land. Mich. Frt. A Pass. Agt. Detroit, Young’s. Mrs. Leota Keil and son.,of Grand Rap­ Midi. These special rates will expire Dec. ids. called on a few friends here one day ?.l, '91, if not sooner cancelled. Rev. llnrdiug is holding n series of tenmon and evening meetings at the M. E. church. A fair attendance and some feeling manifested. . Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Williams. <>f your city, are spending a few days with their son, H. W.. at the homestead. . Mrs. Alexander Ransom, of Kalamazoo. Sundsyed with M. J. Goss’ mother at Prairieville. A snn of Uriah Burst, of Barry, is at­ tending Parson’s business college at Kala­ mazoo. Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Keyes leave- for California the first Monday in • Decctnlier. Think of spending the winter. Will .Mrs. Keyes please give us through the Baxxeb of* history of her journey and what she thinks of the country. We are pleased to hear that Mr. B. H. Farr has so far recovered under Dr. Sackett's care as to' be able to ride out dally. ’ M. J. Goss made a business trip to Kalalast week. mnzuo the VIh. ' Last Thursday evening S. J. Trmuan W.-C. Towne, sold and delivered his hogs last week. ' One Weighed 51 expounds, gave an oyster sapper to the lady teachers three 1245 pounds, and the balance spring of «»ur school. A pleasant time Is reported. IasI Monday morning Mrs. C. E. Good­ pigs an aveftige of 187 pounds. win lost her gold watch and chain between her home and the depot some place. Marion Davenport has a very large cis­ OrnntevMle. tern built and ha* also plastered his house. Mrs. Mike Brophy relumed to her home The evaporator has gone out of business in i’taihwdl last Thursday, after* week’s for this season. Quite a mania for photographic views visit with friends here. and portraits have taken possession of our Mrs. M. Hill, of Ce«iar Creek, his been villagers, and artists in the photograph Hue visiting at D. Klingensmith’s for Hie past have ix-eti reaping quite a ImrvesL week. Your corrcspondjn! had hoped to have The school house Is being palntml on t be had a wedding to announce, but ■•fortune Inside. Time something was done to IL h a fickle goddess” and did not smile fa­ It is the worst looking old ranch in the vorably on the proposed match, and now county. ,____________ all bets ure off. Hop** Contd-r. dur school commenced last Monday, Anna Woodworth, of Hasting*. Is visit­ with Geonre Graham as teacher. Wtn. Giliasple is about hi move to Hart ing her sister. Lottie Loomis, and friends Corners, be having rented his own house in tills viclnltv. , Henry Chamberlain nnd Lillie Payne, of to Mr. Oliver, the blacksmith. A singing school was held nt the church Coats Grove, are visiting friends in this hst Saturday evening by Mr. Handy, of vicinity. E. B. Payne has started on the road asb Plainwell; a committee was appointed con­ sisting of Conrad Kahler and John Conyer. agent tor the Hume comfort stove. John Burns and wife, of Kalamazoo. for the purpose of securing a sufficient! number to perfect n permanent school for are visiting at E. Ik Payne's. Clara Payne commenced school Monday 11 Milo Hayes, who has been visiting for a at the log school house. O. D. Loomis has purchased a now horse. few weeks past in Van Bnren county, has Fred Seeber’s horse broke loose the other returned home. Mrs. John Hine has gone,to Ann*Arbor day while hitched at L. C. Gesler’s and ran to assist 4n taking care of her mother. - away, making things quite lively for a Quite a number of onr ' l! C. Gesler preached at Hfckory Cor­ tending the circuit court at Hastings this , um last Humlay. * The last kiln of brick burned Is being Quarterly meeting the 14 and 15th at the Doud school house. rapidly carried to Kalamazoo. Ed. 'l’ennel has jrlastered his house. Ikiwcnn Mill** Onr CoUta ta» “ acre, tor « ln tl”'n o! Do>'*ta’- ',1 WirVanllorn'and Geo. Moon both have l,rS auiounr of Inaurin, omonir and their wives. believe it to be ‘^Grandma Fisher is on the sick list. |trWiliCOito fttol T. Moore, while near Dorr village, Allegan Co., were driving on t-taUd- the highway with n high spirited temn af­ fug lots of Jas. Bush preparatory to erect­ ter dark in a lonesome place, when S’ ina sprung from tbr roadside and made a grab ing dwellings to rent. D. Hanney is home after a four months horat'H blU, but fnjm the huddn ess RbMaTy inquiries arc made as tojbo of the attempt the boraea becamf ed and spranf ahead, leaving Mr. M«m whereabouts of E<L Tompkins but echo and Otto to conjecture what it “.nwoonexpUln IC Thule W “W ’’’JlMdames Cunningham and Bentz, of Hastings, are the guests of Mrs. F. C. glTta ron on boch whe«t irindln? b,« be‘ ,t Bowen* Mill*. We taoolcl Ski*lman has been suffering from lnXrktton of lUe eyes but is able, to be U.lnk Aelr mill ground taool >11 Hurl irrew "“eJ sSS,”lUta>l”n- .pta‘S““d.r »«»• p*>« »'' . Ing to the sick. A desirable farm of 100 acres, SJ* fuiiea east of Hickory turners. Mich., good build­ ings, convenient J. C. Bishop. The ladies of the State road dime soceity will hold their annual anniversary at the home of Mrs. S. R. McIntyre, on the even­ ing of Nov. 20th. Mrs. Albert Kinnie has an uncle visltttadeU hUf.no «.rc«, 7uXX£C ■I'"'-”1" Ing her from New York. Mr. Olmstead’s cider mill is running week on business. W. IL Chase was at Muskegon most of last.week on imslness. Geo. Kingsbury, the P’",1 traded galleries with some Hasting parties and will take possession Immediately. Jerry Sproul Is h<»<ne several weeks’ absence selling wind mills. Wm. Cooper has the foundation laid for “SX”" - To Dispel Colds. Headaches and fevers, to cleanse the system effectually, yet gently,, whim costive or bilious, or when the blood Is impure or sluggish, to permanently cure habitual constipation, to awaken the kidneys and liver to a healthy activity, without Irritating or weakening them, use Syrup of Figs. ___________ Beherman, Frank Kinnie keeps his bed part of time from liver complaint. Additional Local. Followlnlt are tta w Ur disposed of st the pre«.nl term of circuit court: C,oplevs. Orrin Dwton. assault with nitent to commit rape. Jury found de­ b ndenl euiUy of assault and tatter,. ftopton. Jas- Cul>h ,or l*r”n1' •Dd jail breakimr. Head ««'»»• People vs. Wm. Lovelsnd. furnishing ^^"k*F^nltr,Sr5T'*M«lW[ caff. 5c. Llmo-SclHUFat00cperbbl; waleiHtne.glJO per .»a»a. bbl. Oats—30c. perbu. • Pomtoen-CAC. tmi iM-.r bu. Pniatoes-.se. Pork-SLSOaw,00. PtMter-ttelUng st S4.50 ner ton. Riilt—Selling»Ui5c per bbl. Timothy Seed-Selling at gt.CS penbn. Wmsrt—No. 1. whltrt JW; rod JM. Elour-tSJO per hundred. Kye-.M. Apples-25E30c. • *010118—wanoe. Chickens live SHc: dressed sc. Everybody known, without looking at the map. bow Lower California runs south from the Pacific coast like a sort of tail, separated from the United States—for it is a part of. Mexico, as some people are not aware—by a long arm of the sea called the Gulf of California. Ouco upon a time the gulf extended in a northward direction 800 miles beyond ita prracnt Inland limit. Into this northerly extension the great Colorado river emptied millions of tons .of detritus annually, until the deposit accumulated in quantity sufficient to shut off the upper part of 1the gulf, which was thus trans­ formed into a lake. To begin with, of course it was a salt lake, but it gradually became fresh through the Influx of water from the Colorado. Thereupon fresh water fishes, mollusks and other creatures not of the brine were developed in it, and in Inis way it happens that the dry bottom today b covered with their fossil reoain*-Washington Star. The tuning fork was the invention of John Stone, royal trumpeter, in 1B1L Though the pitch of forks varies slightly with changes of the temperature, or by rust, they are the most accurate means of dawnnlolDg pIKh- Tuning tats taa otaUutlng Honor ble nt being made nt m pitek •’'“In tar­ tan Italia. tai ita- Mt u—d tar the noirs * *ud c, Minna, repmeutal b, Ita thlr* .p»»»ln :ta treble •u.n.-Londoo John Snell, of Wayland, died of M’all.^ Client ofW^* aged 8«. waa buried Sunday. Rev. White was called to preach both sermons* t^e THE MARKETSfc Hastings. Annies-Dried. Bjher-li»d20. Clover seen S.1 B034.00. Brans—SIan©# 1.40 per bn. Beet^Dre^d M OOttM® calves. f5£0 ®G.» latent to commit munlef. Jurr trial. Tri-Biu. �• Hastings Banner HISTORY 01 A WEEK. _________ thlrtv-flve and tbe German* twelve. In lbActing . vnt»iSecretary b»>' Spaulding has ordsrtd that machinery mtooded for making beet Wednesday. >'-v. 4 MgMr bo admitted. Into the United State* ; Tbe steamer Power-, which left Chioagc Chieagc , frM) t,tdury. last Friday for Manistique, is thought to . TUe Htr|k<, at tbt St. .jz,nta Stamping । Additional Local News. have been lost. I company** the N‘.cdriD||»iaua plan?, i John Cndaby, of Chicago. Intends, It to ■ ba8 b,eu declared off, and the men have ( Mr. George McDonald, one of the lead­ said, to locate a packing bouse at East SU | gone lo work. • ing droggiitte of Kalamazoo, deUvererl n Louis, to cost fftJO.ODO. ybo District of Columbia hns decided to Why do you keep trying unknown very lntfn»ti»g lecture the other vvviilup EvidenwtJd the trial of Bate Trejunrer I ahk c<lugrww fer nn appropriation of ♦50,- , on the Keeley cure for uleoholiatn before brands of Woodruff, of ArkaniutH. indical.es that tbe ■ t() enabj, it to make a creditable ex- . the Unity club of that citv. Mr. McDon­ defaulter embezzled 82»,Ma | bjbjt at the World's fair. ald is a graduate of the. Keeley Institute Chicago and Oshkosh are now-united by and expreMee no doubt about the thorough­ telephone. The dlstauco is 175 miles, yet | ness of tbe cure In DO per ceuL of the cades conversation can be carried on without Arthur Sloan «r» killed nt Ypsilanti, | Mich., by being buried in a sewer trench. treated. , difficulty. . when you can be sure of getting one President Thomaa W.' Palmer, of the I Governor-Elect uovernor-wro McKintey has left Can-At a recent meettiig of a few citizen* of I YAMASHIRO " that has been tested, not only by ex­ the county it was ordered that a call be World* fair, will erect a manual-training ton. O., for the east, where he will take a . | . l^ntJOYS perts, but actual consumers, all of isfiueil for a county convention to institute school oo the site <4 bis child hood’s home ; few week* rest. 1 Governor Hill, of New York, hw tasned , Both UlO method and iesulte when luenautea for the aupprewaion of the liquor near Detroit. whom agree in placing traffic under the prejw-nt local option taw Timothy Healy, the most bitter of the as provided by act 207 of Session laiws <if autl-Paruelhte leader*, was horsewhipped It U Mid now that the Molly Maguires and retrefihmg to the tdste, ai. I :i< l»8t>. Such a convention Is there fore calI- In the streets of Dublin yesterday by a have revived, and are at the lAttom of tbe eenUy yet promptly on the K •!;). ed for Saturday. Nov. 14. ’SI. to be held in . nephew of the htte Mr. ParnelL the Court house In the city of Hasting-? ul Tenueesue convict troubles. Liver and Bowels, cleanses the .'vsl A cablegram from London announces A female counterfeiter has been ar- 1 tem effectually, dispels o.l.L ' Li one o’clock p. m. Ix?t every V>wn”bip be that the Brazilian congress has been dis­ well represented. ■ solved, martial law proclaimed and a ‘n,i By Okdku of Committke. ALWAYS RELIABLE. Only one dealer in town has it. dictatorship established. This report Governor-Elect Flower nays he contrlb- i C0"flt‘l‘at,0,b ‘ .'f ’P I'1^ the* Whether some other method might not lacks confirmation. be better than prohibition in dealing with James 8. Cinque, a stock raiser of nted W.ooi) to the expenses of the election I only remedv of its kind ever pro-1 the liquor traffic is not so pertlnmit a ques­ Greeley. Colo., while asleep on a train, in New York to aid tn the canvass of tbe • duccd, pleasing to the taste und action as it would be if salOonlsta Obeyed the jumped off aud wa* badly hurt. He is in vote. ceplahle to the stomach, prompt in taw. But when they wilfully- eflsfy every the hospit .l hi Burlington. In. He was The clothing of Hannah Murphy a an(J tru]y |^llc5ei:1) ; . provision of the law, for cutting off the cn route to visit friends in Galva, Illa domestic at Jacksonville, Ills, took fire effCf.ta or(»nnrpd nnlv fmm «t. from a.toveand.be was probably fatally J>r' fn,.ni lhe !l .< evils of the traffic, there is but one way The charred remains of a man were burned. • < bealth ) ttn a agreeableMitotanr. - jiopen, and that Is to treat the saloon as a found in the ruins of a burned barn in By the explosion of a gasoline tank at j ntany excellent qualities c-.•mtm-.. i it public nuisance, a public enemy’, and close Kirkwood. N. Y. He is believed to have it up. Law-breaking, law-defying saloon­ been murdered, aud the barn burned to Orange, Mas*., a Ore was started that de- j to all and have made it the most keepers have no reason to comphilu of any conceal the crime. A key-ring was found suoyed a whole square before it was sub- popular remedv known. Sut themselves If the people shall insist bearing the name of James C. " ilson, T u-Ar-L Syrup of Figs “ i» 50c Me is J" for sale in int they cease to ply their miserable busi­ Washington county. Ills. ness in Barry county. . seuul pottery, Trenton, N. J., has been • and Si bottles by all leading drug­ Any ’ reliable dniggist who • arrested fur robbing his employer uf J2U, - gists. SQpAWBUCK OIL. may not have it on hand will pro­ Ex Guv. Marks, of Tennessee, ia dead, 000 iu goods during the past few years. Four persons were slightly injured at cure it! promptly for any one who Tony Hart, the well-known comedian Akron, O , by the collapse of two build- wishes to try iL Do nut accept any Inga. There were thirty or forty perron* substitute. died at Worcester, Ma**. i In the buildings at the time, but a pre­ Julius A. Barney, an old resident of « CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP CO. monitory crash gave them warning. The Dowagiac, Mich., I* dead. loss is about 850,000 on buildings and * SAM HtAHClSCO. CAL. The wretched and^Venal work of their Kaolin, or porcelain clay, baa been LOUISVILLE. KT. Afte »0W< lamented squawbucttahlpa in lowering the found in large quantities near Anna, Ills. stocks. In spite of tbe decision of the Illinois j test of kerosene oil Is becoming known in John T. Brush has secured Cotulsky to tupremo court against the voting uf Its true light, so to speak, and people gen­ manage the Ciuclnnatl ball team next women at Chicago, and tbe instruction* erally are onto the ignorance and villainy season. uf the election commissioners in the same When you hug the stove, you want to feel warm. that were at the bottom of IL That anv . The steamer Powers, which was yester­ other motives than corrupt ones could day reported wrecked off ^Manistee, is safe direction,Mrs. J. H. & Johnson,tbe wife of a physician, voted Nuv. 8, and now tbe have caused such a wanton act, In harbor. You want to know that the stove is a good one; officiala arc wondering wbat they will do which exposes property and lives to con­ Eighty-two lives were lost and 8,700 __________ stant peril, seems entirely Improbable,। bouse* and 751 vessels destroyed by a about it. that you are getting the best results from tlje since there never has been any reduction‘ storm in Japan, Sept. 14. In the price of oil. Brazil by tbe government of the dictator. To show tbe growth made In the induaThe number of accidents and. casualtiesi fuel burned—in short, that you made a good in­ During six dayu of a run on the Five resulting directly from the iujCNof squitw-■ try of furnishing kindling wood, a single Cent raving* bank at Boaton 87V 1,156 was j factory in Pennsylvania turns out 5,000,buck oil is simply appalling, being intny vestment when you bought it Of this you can withdrawn. times more in a tew weeks than in sevenC >IXX) bundles per month. Work I* being pushed night and day in Judge Newman, sitting for Judge fcsloyears under the old and safer test. always be assured when you buy But our own city Is not without evidencej becker in the ninth circuit, at Madison, Uncle Sam** navy yards, but it does not Sfck Ibadsebe and relievo »11 the trouble tatfr of tbe danger attending the use-bf squaw­- Wia, has decided that he has no jurisdic­ A monument to Gam belts was dedicated tion in tbe Harshaw treasury case. MUax. r*ln tn tho Side. Ac. Wkil* their ::x»4 buck kerosene. After many trials it is now shown that in Paris. The heart of the statesman was XtsaRalAs rjwou !>•* boea ehowa ia csUsg 4 Ont evening a short time since, Archie■ McCoy noticed one of the lamps in hisi color can be given to cotton while grow- deposited at ita base. Buffalo Gap, a villago in the Black store acting very strangely. It had beeni lug, and a beautiful red variety of this Hills, was visited by a fire that destroyM turned down to a low blaze, when all atI article i«i now being raised in Georgia. Uncle Sam's esse against the I tala has the buRinesii portion of tbe town. once it began to blare higher than the• Bcafiacha yrt CuteF* Idttla Liver Pffta ua chimney. He seized the lamp and threw fallen through. Judge Ross deciding that The Brazilian province of Rio Grande is equally wluxbln in OnnttfipMlon. c-:rir. j «nd prethla*nnoyin«compl*lnt,«h>le *1*3 It into the street, thus no doubt preventing there was no violation of the neutrality reported to have declared its independence Ynattag cucrocGull dl*onlcr*o?thent<iui»cijttira^i*-.5 th* law. The state department has ordered because of ita opposition to the acts of an explosion. jiTer*ndregul*to tho bowel*. £v---a Uthcj oaly An evening or two afterward a lamp in an appeal. Genera! Fonseca Busby Bros, liarber shop did the same Julia Weiobler, aged £3, of Chicago, Oliver Pelky, a diver, while working at thing, and a casualty was only prevented the wreck of the Pewnbic in 130 fret of was married Sunday afternoon to T. C. by grabbing the blazing lamp and throw­ water near Alpena, Mich., broke bis bell Smith. By midnight shs was a corpse, ■£eJi*n,-*j,wouldbo*lmo«*.pric«-ii'.-..itnthp.nvhO Of the well known firm of Goodyear Bros. It is ing It into the street. rope, and when brought to the surface her death being caused by dropsy. •tri/BT frac* thJadUirrestEgconq-liLn-.; bntforta. Both of these resulted from the squaw­ c*t*)v tbeiripod:i.w*<l -tend IthiN A cyclone passed over the Andaman who one* try them will find the*e little pUU r»it> buck oil, aud for thia reason: By lower­ conceded that they carry the largest. and best Failing . to obtain Lis first lore, who ial.indi, in the bay of BeogaKNov. 2. An •bio In Kxmeny vwyathxt they will act bo wil­ ing the test in this state, the Standard OH broke off their engagement tbe day before English vessel foundered, and of a cr^w ling to dowrithoui them. But alter •Urick bud Co. can Send here oil that Iras not been re­ the marriaxe. Farmer White, of Worth of clghty-three men only six were savei^ line, the best in service, style, wear, and the most fined thoroughly. As a consequence, county, Ga., twenty years later married Fourteen years ago Archer Wilson m*^-, when the globe of the lamp became heated, bis old fiame’H daughter. The latter has ried Mattie Andrews, al Sioux City, Ia. economical, the recognized leading lines of the as often happens In the use of kerosene, jn»t run away with nu employe uf her A year later he disapp.'ared and didn’t Iftbebute at to many 11*6* tb«t beretowbc* the volatile, oils, which disappear whtn wantakevar great bcMXt. 4far pflla cure tt while turn up again until Saturday last, when husband. -_________ petroleum is thoroughly refined, by be­ he found hl* wife at Wichita. Kas. The/ ether* Aoinot. trade. Friday, Nov. 0. Carte?t Little Liver Pill* are very »nul! sad coming heated from gases in the globe. will try to live together again. very our to taka. One or two pills de**. These gases press through fbe porous Snow fell at the national capital yester­ They Bxaatrictly vegetable aed Jo not gripe « Mrs. Roth, who arrived at New York an wick, and thus Increase the rtatne. Unless day. punra. but by their gentle acUon plcwo all who Immigrant from Germany, ia over 0 feet uaothem. Xn riileat 35 rente; five fori 1. Saw turned down or blown out, the larger Four stockmen were killed In a collision high aud weighs IMO pounds. She is flame in turn Increases the heat in handsome and the mother of eleven chil­ CARTER MEDICINE CO.. New YorIG the globe, and an explosion is apt A syndicate has been organised to raise dren, one a eon 6 ft. 5 in. in his stocking*. to result. । barley in North Dakota. SMILL She is only 85 year* old. In these two Instances it ia shown how O. C. Easterly, middle-weight champion The court of claims at Washington has property is endangered. Wednesday evening of last week a life of Michigan, in an eight round fight, beat rendered a decision against the States of Dau Godfrey, of Philadelphia. Ohio. Indiana and Illinois In the suit to came nearly to being sacrificed to squaw­ Admiral Jorge Montt wm elected presi­ recover tne 2 per cent, fnud retained by buck kerosene. At John Busby’s horn.- in the 4th ward, his little boy was sleeping dent of Chill for'tbe term of five years. the national government from the sale of the Cumberland Gap road. The sum in up stairs. A lighted lamp, with a medium He will be inaugurated on Dec. 2d blaze, was left on the stand near tbe bed B. S. Barrett has been arested at Cleve­ dispute Li 8l,500,00a tor Roy Will, who works for Busby Bros., land, O., charged with duplicating prom­ The failure of Friedland &Sominerfleld, and sleej* with Howard. Returning issory notes to the amount of 875,000. bankers at Barlin, has precipitated a atwiut 10 p. iu.. Roy noticed an unusually Dr. Horatio N. Hurlbut, a well-known financial crisis. Thousands of persona bright light in the up-stalrs bedroom. physician of Chicago, where he bad re­ lota their ali, in every rank of life. Sun­ He ran Into the house and up stairs, and sided since 1651, is dead. He was 85 years day tbo Berlin banks kept open, prepared Nearly every pattern of Horse was horrified to find that little Howard to pay depositor* who wanted to with­ Blanket is imitated in color and was asleep, and but a few feet away was A S. Conger, tbe Ohio member of the draw. Thia action hns quieted matters the blazing lamp, which had burst, and Republican national committee, an- and tended to re-establish confidence. style. In most cases the imitation was on fire inside as well as iu tbe nounca.% himself aa favoring Blaine for You cannot afford to buy a stove of any descriplooks just as good as tlic genuine, chimney. The cover to the stand was president. THE MARKETS. also on fire. In about no time tbe burning but it hasn't tJu tvavr 'iknads, and Charles A. Durgin, of Kansas City, at­ tion without visiting lamp aud stand-cover were in the road. so lacks strength,and while it sc. s tempted suicide, but was saved. He said Chicago, Nov. O. Had five minutes elapsed without the dis­ that reading Hulwer Lytton’s works made for only a little less than the genu­ Board of trade quotation* for, today wvre covery of this fire, not only the house, him despondent. aa follows: Wheat-No. 3 November, opened but undoubtedly a life would have been ine it isn’t worth one-half as much. December oi>ened 4*c. Munihall Scott, a Chicago character, MSfc. closed sacrificed. Horse Blankets closed 87c; May< opened 81.05*4; closed 81.04. The fact that We cannot see how any person can af­ fell down stairs while drunk and, alight­ Corn—Na 2 November, opened 54c, eloeed ing on his head, died that position, aa he ford to take the chances necessarily taken MMc: ><*r. opened 47Hc. closed <7J8e; May. arc copied is strong evidence in using this oil. For two cents more per was found later. opened 4448c. eloeed 45^c. Oats—Na 3 No­ that they are THE STANDARD, The Now York Chamber of commerce vember. opened 3214c. closed M8?; December, gallon, one can buy oil tested to 150 deand every buyer should.‘ - ' that grees^whlch Is perfectly safe, and which auk* congress to suspend the purchase of oiwtifd and closed Sic; Muy. opened trade mark is sewe- on, will last a half longer than the lower silver and Ira coinage until an Interna­ closed SdHc. Pork—December, opened fA3), the eloeed SA47J4; January, o;>euml $11.10, eloeed tiona! agreement 1* reached. priced squawbuck brand. May. opened 111.438, closed the inside of the Blanket. Frank McLain, of Topeka. Kan., killed 811.&K; Since tbe above was written, we can add J1I.67H. Lcrd—December. opened Five MHo jwo more to the list of casualties from hla H-montb«-old child by striking ita head closed 86.17. ' against a door. Ho is under arrest, an squawbuck kerosene. Boss Live -stock-Prices at tbe Union Stock On Friday evening two cottages in De­ an attempt wax made to lynch him. yards ranged a* follows; Hoge-Market Electric troit were burned by the explosion of a A plot to murder General Canto, the rather active ou packing and shipping ac­ lamp filled with squawbuck kerosene. commander of the CongreulonaUata' count; feeling rather eaay; price* 5310c lower, The Barry & Eaton Insurance Company army in Chili, 1* reported to have liecn •ale* ranged at 82XQ&i» pigs. 8&S5<j3.TO \ Iff t&Dakcr must pay an Eaton county farmer for a discovered just in tithe to save tbe gener­ UghL 83.U33.tL-> rough packing. 8X5U&X« mixed, anil f&TiKALOJ heavy jiacking iu>d bam lately destroyed by tbe explosion of al'* life. •hipping lots. a lantern fillek with squawbuck kerosene. Tbe report that tbe BraxIHan congress Cattle—Market fairly active on local and ARE THE STRONGEST. had been dissolved and martial law de­ •hipping account. and prioM »toady and un­ 100 C A STYLES clared in that country is confirmed by a changed; quotations ranged at William Wyman, the noted thief, whose at prices to suit evcnlody. TIf? r-« <-J5’! dispatch from the United State* minister prime to ahipptag steers, 84.3J2A.iW good to recent exploits have been stated in the fancy do Sa.UAa4.lV common to fair do. 83.6034.25 them from vour dealer, write •’ - ■ io that country. Banxkh. broke jail Monday night Our butchers’ »leers. 81.803X60 stockera, 82.0133.10 the ik Book'. You c-n get it * it - mu > -^e readers will reme ml*er this worthy’s at­ Texans. 8X5034.10 raageru 8SJQ3U& feeders. WM. AYRE3 & SONS, Fhita k’pha. tempt to bum the jail and later to hang Dictator Fonseca, uf Brazil, proposes to S1.&U23 50 cows, 8LM®L75 bulb., and $=.W^YU0 himself. He was afterward taken to the banish everybody who declines to give an veal calves. Sheep-Market moderately active; prices tinCharlotte jail, where he remained until adhesion to the republic. • PROB Al E ORtlKK ©han-red- quotations ramtol nt 83Wit.7J Saturday, when he was brought to this JuMpb Kistler, of West McGregor, la., weaterna, 83.5U35.W natlvm, and 83.5 05.30 city and placed in the county buttle to blew out his brains rather than to be ar­ lambx await tbe opening of court on Monday. rest ed for selling liquor. Produce; Butter—Fancy separator, 28c par Monday he was arraigned before Judge lb; dairies, fancy, fresh. 233%; packing Eight hundred men struck against a re Do you want to know wbat ails your eyes? 1,1‘^uge Hooker, and plead guilty to robber} . He duction of wages in Jones & McLaugh­ stocks, fresh. 14ttl5c. E^gs-Freeb candied lhoirUaud rlrbl hundred and IXseut, CbMrk-5 W. Armstrong. “ was remanded to jail to await sentence. lin’s mills at Pittsburg. loos off, ttto per doz; ice house stock, 18©l&M»e. Do you need your eyes examined by one who can tell But he concluded not to wait.. Tuesday Live poultry— Old cLicket», B8O8c per lb. m.n-r .< U» •' " Weis Bros., wholesale dry goods, of spring. : roosters; 5c; mixed turkeys. a&IOc; morning. Sheriff Benham found Wyman’s what you need? -Llll(K) duh serir" Galveston, Tex , have failed, with liabili­ ducks, mixed. 0 0.10c: g««e. 83.60Qa.5J per dog. Forusworth, fret-aiwd. cell door open, the lock aud printer On reading and filing .imitihirn’or ties estimated at 8750,00a Potatoes—Houm grotvn. 4U®Mk> par sack: Wis­ fird of Henn Dd j-<-' gone. Wyman’s wife visited him Satur­ ? t» I n !”♦ Paul D Carpenter, sou of the late Sena­ consin and Michigan common. 31333c; good to said estate. pta\ tag ^.r day and Sunday, and It la barely poMible peutioq ejoice, IDilic per bu: sweet potatoes. Illinoi*. set forth, thki hr• w*y ahe had secured an impression of tbe lock tor Carpenter, of Wisconsin, htu joined 8LB13’.M per bbl; Jerseys, 8100-52.75. Apple* real estate of said <««»*> *" and sent a key up to her husband by the tbe Roman Catholic churcn. ia.: Fridsv. th< -Comrnon. 8L2531 Ju per bW; good. |1.7&32.a>, dcscrit**'. Thereupon It is W’‘prr,',i-i .< 1;•clock A drunken woman threw a lamp at choice to fancy. 82U^-'-50. Cra-nberriea-Cape 18th d*v ol Novt m^r. A. I•-. «*;''{.e 1„..,r)ri: <>l window route, Monday night, as could be easily done. She was here that day. It is Patrick Maguire at New York, and he Cod, fancy, XUdttT.OO per bbl; Joraeys, 85.75* in tbe forenoon, be ,.j jav <tf ■' 5.UX • said petition. *’’d’,s-\’JrtrtslntcrestH !.»**»•< do trick for a prisoner of as keen wit as was burned so badly that be dird. dMe*M*d and all <*ber _ 1 „t B -•^•<>U Senator Frank Hhscock denies that he Wyman, and determined to escape, to get estate are X h. a! th** IToiumi been tendered the position In tbe cab­ of sal'll court then to t»t >•« »«*»-.’’ county] If you do, call on Dr. Lowry, the oculist, the optician. out of tbe Barry comity jail. Sheriff Ben­ has Wheat-Na 2 red winter cash, 8LO848 Offlee In the citywhy the i-r^J inet vacated by Secretary Proctor. ham Lad taken the precaution to fo. k 01.1*. December. tLMRi. Jaaauary. 8U0J8; and show ww»*. If *n> there AnJ [• It te believed in T> nne«*ee that M soon February, Take this advice and you wont regret it; and you will save of the four prisoners In a cell by himMlt <1.138. Corn-Na X mixed of tbe petithmer ma* not I* K™' Klft. noBut while this measure served to keep the Ua l»U» p.r.o»' “J „ your eyes and money in tbe end. others all right, Wyman proposed not to they will be returned to BrioeriUe under be “in IL” Tbe ruling psaaton tn steal military pretectioa and tbe stodtade re was strong to the last; for Mr. Wyman built took Whit Benham’s umbrella from the jail, to ahteld him from the inclemency of »*riJ day -* l.^MWti’iaaiwsigl EXPERIMENT? Thursday, Nov. 12, 1891. n? H-cnniEEST-**. I GARDEN GROWN I JAPAN TEA Royal Satsuma as Leader. Call on Jos. Rogers for Royal Satsuma Japan Tea. • New Spring Crop Leaf of 1891. SATISFACTION GUARANTEED by Jos. Rogers. IN COLD WEATHER CURE STOVES SICK HEAD ACHE Cook Stoves and Ranges, PILL. SMALL DOSE. SMILLPfflCf Steel Ranges, Round Stoves, The Diving Flue Stoves, Coal Stoves. CHEATING Z" HORSE Blankets GOODYEAR BROS HORSE BU«TS Do You Have Weak Eyes? Do Too W the Best Spectacles or Eye DR. LOWRY. �Hastings Banner Thursday. Nov. 12, 1891. 0U.1 COUNTY. The ul’ .cnlng as David HaigbL of . walking toward the village nimr n lot uf ycilltlg rowdies b.tol hlUL As they came cluse • i.uihi •’Tlierv he Is. let him • J.T--.I a revolver so close tu ]»>w*1rr blackened his face. • :-tm-il; but it will be queer .< not railed to answer for t'u W-Hsllaud News claims >, > ruling to this city on the .. hull express the Other . . . • the dim light in :fif par. . the lap of a 29o pound . -.*-»lv»l to “do” liiui hr great . utiier things wrecking; hi* Dunlap Iiul He resouctthe s.iullc» ctirporntioff to the Woodland News, e about as tough a place ;he pump house for ks sv stein Ns com- uljcd. rnrrwt habit, or uadr are Tbe results ot such a course of action would be dlrt'lplino through tbe agency of study or woiV. Teachers as well as pupils must work. Life, energy, and industry, as well u Indolence, are contagious. Whichever of these the teacher has will be reproduced In Ids pupils. The teacher must ever think and work for his scliool to inspire Ills pupils and fit himself for dally teuchIng. The pupils will learn to work be­ cause they have a dally example of work .of Industry before them. They will learn to work through being in tiie midst of work and by the influences of a well­ managed school. There is another means ot discipline that may be brought to bear upon n school, Some may think thia not easy to use. 1 refer to public opinion. First the teacher must create a favorable opinion of himself. He must gain tbe eonthlence of pupils anti parents He must Interest himself in whatever Interests them. If be secures the friendship of the patrons, he will also receive their co-operation and will thus lie enabled tu’carry out his plans for the welfare of the school. But in order to gain the friend-hip ot his pupils no one would think of granting their every wish. Such a course could end only in loose government. The prime object in grant­ ing the wish would thus be defeated. It the teacher would be respected be must govern with atcmneM and kindness. t ~~ ---------------- ------------- --------- '—'^T >. m> a mistake not to have pupils rtaud In recitation. It la a mistake„ uoi to «upervl»e the playground- It l» aB tniatake not to dhtingulrti between Intenti I and unlntmL It Is a mistake to allowI I disorder In the school-room nt recesa. Itr 1 is a mistake to threateu a particular pun-i I L-hment fur an anticipated offense. It is a■ mistake not to require floor and desk to bei leftdn order. These are so axiomatic thati , they need no argument to establish -their: propriety. We must ever remember that dlsciplitw la nut a thing to be once gained aud heldf without effort, i’crseverance la। ! the price of success here as elsewhere. As we become better Instructors, more skillful In conducting recitations, the more ! will discipline take care of Itself because 1 the mind thoroughly Interested is full of the subjects under consideration and has I no room for thoughts of mischief. Generally speaking, the more the teacher studies his pupils, studies the source of education, the principles of teaching, the leaa he will have to do with discipline. A Jni[B Giw Tffitifflouy. ly thick clothing and U>e doctor whd at | The Battle Creek Call has been sold to tended the boy says that If. the boys had been just a little closer togvtbcr tbe shot > R. M. Latnoreux, formerly editor of tbe would have proven fatal. Thb bov-gun ’’—"t “"Ttl'.CXL. Mr. fuHnoreux will I make many Improverornta in tbe paper, combination to dangerous and the lesson I and change the name tn the Tribune. ought to be heededaa thoroughly as though the result had been worse. Fred was up' i Plainwell paiwrs asaert that real estate aud dreaded yesterday.—Charlotte Tri- there is commanding better figures. What bune. j there is in Plainwell to cause a real estate . Hugh Hughes Is having much bad luck boom is not stated. at present He recently stood trial aud was discharged In a case of alleged coun­ t^rfeltiug aglnst hint Then he came here from a prison at Grand Rapids and gx>t drunk. Was arrested and served ten days in Jail. Yesterday bis time was up and be was released. Last evening he was about to start (or his home at.Niles, when Under Sheriff Struthers, who held a warrant charging him with burRlary at Niles, averted him.—Kalamazoo Telegraph. Jackson how has a “land and Improve­ ment association’’ and is in the market far factories. J. H. Rasey has been battered some about his “big story’’ to the effect tliat he AN IMPORTANT CASE SUMMED UP had raised 120 bushels of.com to the. acre, which was recently pnbllsbed in the Tri­ AS FOLLOWS. bune. and to save any question In the -------- ,™-...u- iKrniy Tears—Settled matter lie has since measured a half acre on Lungs—Could Get no ltell«t-Perand kept accurate account of the product inanent Cure at I.M»t. which was at the rate ot 134 bushels to the Now Vienna, C'Upton Co., O. Dr. S. B. Hartman A Co.—Gents: I acre. Mr. Kasey has good crops and he take pleasure in testifying to your medl- gets them by deep and thorough' cultiva­ nines. I have used but one bottle and n tion. Thia skimlng over the surface isn’t half, aud ran say 1 am a new man. Have profitable in any business except butter­ luul the catarrh about twenty, yuan. Be­ making.—Charlotte Tribune. fore 1 knew what It was it had settled on Galesburg suffered a loss of $10,000 by | my lung# and breast, but rati now say I fire Wednesday. Very little Insurance. ' I am well. Was in the army; could get no , AManncr near Jackson warns sportsmen. medicine that would relieve me. as follows: "Notice—Hunters will please Yours truly. shoot all the game they desire on these W. D. Wil l.tAM*. I Probate Judge of Clinton Co. I premises, and when the bell rings come U> While It is a fact that Pe-ru-iui can be I my house mid grt n warm dinner. Sign­ telted on to cure chronic catarrh in all ed.” neuralgia, and sciatica can always bo successfully treated with Kalamazoo’s mantel company has been offered a tine bonus to move its plant to an easterp city. This means that Kalamazoo must make a financial effort to retain It It * 1 This kind of plant moving fever Is runnirdS In Michigan this fall. Ayer’s Sarsaparilla Ixiuiaa Diamond, of Grand Rrplds. who was so severely burned by tbe explosion of squaw-buck kerosene lamp. Oct. 2d. dl«l last Tuesday morning from her injuries and bums. She was a most estimable lady and leaves a large circle of friends to I mourn her untimely death. A cure Is sure to follow the persistent use of this medicine. • Has Cured Others will cure you. 189a. , HARPER’S BAZAR. BUSINESS CARDS. ILLUSTRATED. Harper’s Baxar Is a Journal for tbe home. It gi'e* inc talent UHunnaUoti with regard to the rardikuta. and it® numerous inurtratuma, Pxrta design.*, and jmitcnr*hcet supplement* are lucttajienMablt. alike to the home droan-maker and the professional modiste. No expense ta snared to make ita artistic attractiveness of the ^hlghe»t order it* bright stories, amusing cume-. J?!'?’..*0.11 lhou«blfnl essays satisfy all tastes, and it- last page is tanuius as a budget of wit and humor, iu ita weekly Issues everything Is I Inclndtslwhlcb is of interest to women 7 he wUXlMI8 ».lU “■* wrttt‘,u br Walter Bexaut *«d WlUtani Blatk. Mrs. ouphant will be­ a ‘tatrf tautor. Msnou Harland’s Timely xalks. -Day Iu and Day Out." are intended fur matrons, and Helen Marshall North will spec­ ially adiire-u, gjrls. T. W. Hlgglusun. in •Uom.-n and Men." will please a cultivated aumenre. 1 Biptirts Mutual Insu&nce rid Kvui counties re- 1 always seasoned with mercy and justice. The teacher should strive to make what­ >u the dollar will pay ever is necewury or best for his school popular and whatever is wrung m.d misrhlevousjn Its tenancies unpopular. •a-n have a dentist. This can be done but not in a day: it takes time. many years a resident All necessary rules and regillfUuns must iH president and for :be promptly enforced, it they are thus •I His funeral took ciiforcetl the respect ot the pupils will be front the home of John E. obtained and the object aecpmpllshed. This brings me t‘» the c«mXideratiun of the Chas. E. Decker, of Battle Creek, who Harper’* Periodicals. in the Rain* teacher’s authority. Tbe teacher’s author-1 stages and varieties, yet it is not often that By must be supreme. He must not admit • it will so quickly cure a caw of longstand­ graduated from Ann Arbor last year, was , x. , , I nor allow it n to «» be im- understood understood that that moral moral 1I ing ,u'1 as tbe ataivc. ’“"’V’’- Hence itcm-e it It is Is that that so m> many many the only one of nine physicians who re­ HARI’ER H BAZAR :g north of Nashville. I suasion may take the place of authority in ' ’, ^Uvnts -"...L. -.L tail — in finding .....ling a cure because of cently passed a successful examination for HARPER'S MAGAZINE . . governineiit. - ----------- 1"'‘After Tr. *' ,!lthe tiu-ir unwillingness „h~.i --------------------------..."ut . *teacher .’"n}. y‘.n uuulUllunw, l„ continue .-ontlmw tn-.ui.Ml ■uni to P-l out. I। whoul s j.tlwir , h Ma t<> j H|u, treatment ||a(| the United States marine medical rervlce lURPER’S WEEKLY iMUwrily I. j-UblUbnl. wb«i h •« <■'<• I| chruu]c ,,Urrll Many people le„ „,a )uvl. hot Ions Mtonifh. ,,d. and he has been appointed to such service. HARPER'S YOUNG PEOPLE . nurallUH*. lbw. he IM Sjnnu**; UI W||1 ftlh.w trrannent r... « tew May White, the sleeping school teacher , Po-staK*, free to nil *ut>»crlbrni iu the United J u... (ewber. w«k hre.mtn.1 ....I l... | d „ tl a„. Uaiuuta. and Mexico. of Munlth, has a formidable- rival in the States , I..... die way u• ■ "... of -u culture. . imuif. It n is it also also the tne teacher teacher » *.* * """ '"vause uiey a.. apm*. person of George Ward, who nIuuiInts at union at • pcrogativr to rommaud and that of a pupil I cur,,d. KfYe »P In despair and try Whitehall. Muskegon Co. In fact, accord­ The volumra uf the Harar ttcyin with the first । to obey. It has bet n said, and with conj '^ing else. The-, patients never .. u.uiirw. ine.-e follow ; -----e<’°?' I «"y tn-atm-nt long enough to test its ing to the statemeiils of the attending ptiy- utimtwr for January of each year. When n<> sidrrable truth, that insubordination to nierits. and cungeqwntly never find a cure, stclans. Ward ha* already broken Miss 'time fit mentioned. suhM-rtptlro»» -will begin authority i» a characteristic of the present | |t b a wr||dcnown law of dtee.n- that the White's record and Is not nearly satisfied with the number current at Ute time of receipt <of order. I in u hM |hl. |..OMloualy u in many many ease, case* panmta parent* no no longer longei enforce with the length of his nap yet After live I ,M tax receipts obediriicv but purchase it by rewards. Bound volutane of Harper's Baxar for three mouths and eight days ot continuous slum- -yearn back. In neat cloth binding, will tie sent ,‘c promptly and What is the effect of ouch u course of I be-ouH’S foAtetieil to its victim. I The difficulty with which catarrh Is ber Wsrd awoke, answered u feirquesthuis 'by tualf. iMwUge paid. or by exjimui. free of action upon the child? There h no <lisopemtl his mouth, ate some, took n little ixpenw < provided the freight tktrs not exceed cipline. Tfic child is the victor, it does euretl has led to the invention of a host of walk around the room, yawned again and one dollar per vuIbuwi. for rt.CV jut volume. i remedies which produce lemj»orary relief n«>t take him long to sec that diHobsIlencv _____ ______ . , . Cloth eases for each volume, suitable for The unthinking to then laid down and lapsed into his fonngr binding, will was seriously is the best ineans to obtain whatever he ' only.wniu sent by mall, post-paid. on re­ quietly which uuunes will cureexpect them In stupor. The doctors consider Itu-sr* favora­ ceipt of 41.to each. ----------,a r home from a ...................................... 1UIV „, r | aa.... may dttire. it takes but a short ,time for f-w. llu,^ ..u„ -i.—ble symptoms and have hejM-s of tbe nltl•untahb • manner the •> child to lose all KSpcrt fur authority s few days, and to take advantage of this* Kcmlttaneea should be made by INjaVoffice i mate recovery of the patient. •t the advan- > and thus become unfitted for the high false hope many compounds which have Jackson county fanners are banding .figuri’tg Ed’s | duties of citizenahip. in order that the instant but transient effect has In-en devis­ Newspapers are not to < opy thI- advertise­ . ; him uf hb teacher may be tmuHer of the situation, he ed. The people try these catarrh cures themselves together to put a stop to hunt­ ment without Ut» expn -« order uf Harper A Brother*. rich he (received’ tank j must have the' power to punish. It is very one*after another, but disappointment Is I Ing on the Sabltalh. Good for them. Address: HAKPF.R A BROTHERS, fit tu be the cyu.-e. Hie । probable that my opinion** concerning the Invariable result, until wry many sin-1 Clarksville is trying to secure a canning | factory. u’citiog chjtr again but corpora! punishment differ from wraie of rerely b< litve that no cure ia powible. ut tbe i unapray he can-1 yours; indeed they differ from some of the Little James Valentine picked five ripe ut Herald. • best educators, who have been taught and therefore re<|uln> persistent internal IMAM'S CKOLT REMEDAT 1 . , t';al corporal punisbuient, if resorted to at treatment for many months, before a per­ and three green strawlrerries from the TH Childrea’. Medics I ci I i-n-;s>rt over U°I<1- ;l)]t should be a lust report. My experience manent cure is effected. The mucous lin­ vines in their garden yesterday. They F.w Colds. Couths. Hoarttner. 1 and an II says, not always. 1 recognize tills as true: ing* of the cavities of the head, throat, were brought to our office by the two little .. .condemned. . Wh.»4«t>c Cough. Croup. »nd •irtrneted in its place. I a g<xwi disciplinarian seldom inflicts severe lungs, etc., are made up of a net work •»( girls, who helped us to eat them. A Jep­ raany throat and lung trouble* d son found a number in his garden too, but •Id tn IuuihI in every household ! punbi-.tuetits in tiie government of his minute blood vessels called capillaries. •ram Re Hire an.a bottle A>N. K. cat them up instead of' bringing ital Bay Citi 1»oys are rub- rchool. but he never denies hiu right to The capillaries are very rtuai! elastic tubes w liich. in all ease* of chronic catarrh, are them to our office us he was told.- -Clarks­ ■[wsflit Only k cent* it I -kates ami the girls are ' *s circumaianres may require nor ville I.end Mail. . Cruup Remedy Haves Live* .' •now fell at; ‘,e,’s uh’’ beRevc that “ the *Infliction of' emigrated or bulged out with blood so • totactpiin. ‘ *’ -J*' ' I corporal punishment is an cv.ll to be de- i long that the elasticity of the tutas* are ru­ night. • j plon-d. If a man eommils larceny, we , tin !y destroyed. The netves which *ttpA. Murrell. uf Mud — may regret the fact but we would bandiv . ply these eaplllarira with vitality are eall­ I rd the ’•vusa-njutor'' nerves. Any medicine i regret that we have effectual means of j of, they ! punishment. It is indeed a misfortune I' to reach the real difficulty and rsert the it marri : dial n child has become so reckless a* loin-i' slightest curative action in any care uf ra­ il fortune I ,nrril ”‘”'1 <'t’,Tn,e directly on the vasaI rurM.-vcre punLbiuent. but no: a m'pfortune him tn !,u<,tor *y»tem of nerves. As soon as these I that we have a means of restoring *” . ... nerves become strengthened and stimuia- I L COLUMN. I obedience. But to be more particular, “ j ted by the action of a proper remedy they i ' tmtal auarion is not a proper refoedy fox ! ixj.’d viotatlons of law. for open rebellioti? restore to the capillary vessel* of the vari- I '* j ous mucous membrane* of the body their । [ Kelt)lluu la school, like rebellion in state *" I normal elasticity. Then, and only then, : should be met by' such sharp, stunning will the catarrh l»e permanently cured. : blows as n ill establish authority pnd deter , , w .... Thus it will lit nvn that catarrh is not a ; odiets from a “ like course. nwuUlDe undeXHttotingl| oM, r'.*trn ‘ra » ** ™ ar!*’ llildneM under > blood disease, as many supjxwe. hut rather ] circumstances h is cruelty. cruelty. Isa Is a mistake, mistake. iI ai . •.7 ,■ i - lot in-. •ssarv^A say ’; such h circumstances .. . - ■■ . into men nf it it i! >r W.I mond suasion suaslun b© b. U«ed u-d at .1 all, db let I*. It Itn«* n ; , -'.md tcihri- s 11 «H*r the pojdl has ta-m Mibjwrated. _________________ r be “edUlne-mt.rtyr.il to emu taubini: rad VwtaMlo” • To contend with, bo is this animal: be can’t be dodged would to M. torn nt wln|(,r bwnchlth. . luta In lun.t, lln-j .re luebclremmunre.lt »oc? clrritaHMiren • ■ .1. -li.Unv in Ibelt I,« “il>ori'j. A ---------nurt"' *“1’. } rt,r..«l «u.l ph url-y «... all oiurrliul airc<- neither can .. snow ta QomlloortL H ll>™> » «» ut- u „p,„».Nu™ily ar.- Hulekty euruiit'-nal pruersrt We know i ft, taunt awk- U wrmt It from liluu II mu.t u„u„ „t IVra.„. •u and experience t— - |.'wre-lored .t .n.reau.l.ny nunUbment.. nr an- well educated. KTOjerft. 1- nreeM.r) U.lw .ml. ll..t | ;:eetnt pnd controlled by | wtan u ctdld U punl.lH.1 "bouMlw j,. !,,,,, („ |!hed,k, „(11 That wo are receiving the Nicest, —is a daugvruu* thing, j made to fee! that It is a sens® uf duty and j Min.ailv fctvp lt • ' ln°a i 001 ’*5”” ,,r ’*BI that not P* pnalon or IH Ill-will Hat mon more, thy; A d„d(ietnd 0( ,n .. ■••n A- a horseman 1footer to...inflict the “-.; . .. punbhturnt. . ’ J , catarrhal diseases and consumplton sent child-seeslhis lie will cherish no resent- . . .... «... ,t... ---------i. rthmuuid the future clt- 1< went on account of die punishment. In ; vine Company. Columbus, Ohio. i al) eurrecdous and punishments die | In our line, wo or any one else ever showed in Hastings. and fitted for life's work. i teacher's jurisdietton must is* exclusive NEIGHBORING COUNTIES. I and conclusive. Anything les-* than this ! All we ask is for yon to call and look and give us a chance diuol djsciplint While Freddie and Wiitir Bowers to prove to you that we an? aiming to give you the best i will end in loose dlaclpltoe. • .. __ ____ _ _Senion ___ _____ .. 1 have spoken of the discipline that | w<.rv nut hunting rabbits last Saturday the school discipline has refer . . grows out of system, that grows out of I latter’s gun was accidently discharged as goods for the least money. ... tin* regulations and re-trainU" proper habits of study. J have spoken of j ,1C WJK climbing one of Dr. Merritt’s and stimulations, which air public opinion in ita silent Influence upon . fences and the entire charge lodged In the i regulate the habits of study school management. Before I close 1 I rnrrnur'* former’s unutumv anatomy and clothing. Thirteen o during the period of wish to mention a few tilings that should shot were extracted from the top of Se* . In tbe areomplishment of the be done, oilier* that should not be done. mon’s head, one from very close to his I'.- ■iplinr. school vices must .It is a mistake nut to require pupils to windpipe mid several from his left breast. •. - <i aud.-clmol virtues inculcated. move in lines; adopt plans uf movement Several others rattled out of his fortunnte■ vices the following are die :.••»•: idleness, whispering, dterimvuM-ids. The must important it tin - to be fostered are obedience. • f attendance, diligence. neat­ .! r • •roughttciffi in the preparation if these are secured, not only work <>f the school-room be pro­ habits and character a lasting STUBBORN THINGS HAMS & VAN ARMAN Groceries, Crockery; China and Lamps. . means to this end. organization ! ■ fir-t. Attempt nothing rise until a> •■ouiplished. Organization, in a ■ ’ •’*«!-. ':«insi‘ts of such a systematic -••im nt of affairs as will secure good ■ imt promote diligence. To this end -••.h'.* should l»e separated and all : ’ ' .>h.ii4 '.i mi-chief Removed. There - . ita-a particular time for study a* . - recitation. It Is sometimes neevs’* advi-abh- to give an occasional - of two or three minutes for whisper* ■ ■ uvlng seat**, and attending to other iiaf:-t.. By this plan all excuses for dh>' •luring the study hours will be re1 • ■-d and the tcaeher cun insist upon ' ’ 1 ■’ when order Is tire rule. A* ii thought gn>wing out nf this. 1 wish ' -uuilun the discipline of study. We that study is a kind of mental - ’ •: .trtics and tfie object Is mental de* ' -’.•mrnt and culture. We desire to ■' in the. pupil habits of systematic uklng. T-- accomplish this, the teacher • -i stow his pupils how to study. He ■ •-•! -how them that it is not the minute* twan. xpent upon a leatum but close ob­ ' -atuin. ei.-nceiitraUun of mlud, that en: one to grasp or comprehend the . • ’ under consideration. Attention is '• ■ <«'y condition of retention, concentra‘•’Ms tbe only condition of sound learnM- Hence, tbe wise teacher will not his pupils to obtain sMistance from cacti other. Each one is required to do Us own work. Thus mental power Ob- RHEUMATISM ■ ' ’ For Sale by WOOLLEY & BRONSON, Hastings. tl A. & C. H. BAkBER ■-I• I’hysicians and Surgeons. C>lls In city or county responded to with promptness, day or night. \VilliaMTH. LOWDEN. • “ ’ ’ ’C lawyer. Office over JuJIns Russell's store, State street. Hartings. Mich. OTUAKT, KNAPPEN A WEAVER. ‘J Attorneys at law. Over Hastings NaUoha) Hauk. HMtfM*. Michlran. Associate offices, at Grand Rapid*. MIchT A. SHELDON. Almtiact ami Real Estate Office. Abstract Hiork. Hastings. Money to loan on Real Estate Real Estate ♦old on c 'mtnlsslon. General con reymHwg ’’.’7 * romplete srt of Abstract Books, piled from the Record*, can fi'rnlsh croaptato * trecta. c. F. BROOKS. Clerk. P • r* drake, m. d.. Office over Holloway’* drag rtore. Office hotir* from 2 to « p. m. TdepboneTem nectiug with residence, at BuUoway** drug --------------------------------| M. B. GILLASPIE, . Notary Public -*-• andU.’S. Claim Agent,* will prosecute all kind* of^almi before the Dcpanmeuljt of tbe Interior office. Call on him M Ills Store, corner Court and JeBeraon hta., Hartings, Mien. Q M. FOWLER, D.D. b. Office hour* a a. m. to 3 p. in. (1 W. U)WRY, M. D., •• Physidan and Surgeon. ,”?.k‘'VfcAH*'rtty oftreatiag disease* of th* El E and EAic and th" piwmUot) of vision GrXbsrsr si'Ectaclk8 and eye Office and residence on Broadway, u ear Court House,Hastings. Mich. OMITH A COLGROVE, Lawyer*. (Office to Union block. Hastings.) Practice is *11 tbe courts uf tbe stale. i E. KENA8T0N, *• Attorn* Practices In all court* ot tbe State. ColiecUoaa promptly attending to. R. TIMMERMAN, Homapathlc Physician and Surgeon. * (Office over Lathrop's drug rtore.) P • ROBERTSON HOUSE, F. liKODkfiSF.U, Pnprlfttr, Cor. Jeff,non and Court Sts., Hartiogf, Mick. Rates, $ I .OO per Day. This House Is new. with pleasant rooms. The patronage ot the public if respectfully solicited. I AW, REAL ESTATE ANDCOLLECT-U ING OFFICE OF Palmeiitox & Smith, Woodland. Mich. C. s. Palmeiitox, J. M. Smith, \ Notary Puffiic. Justice of the Peace. CHICAGO i WEST L MICHIGAN Ry. I.XIrmiUlUpim tor. A. M, Chicago......................... • s oo Indlaiianaiia............................ Ben I chi Harbor........... • » no St Jo>ej’b......................• » 00 TraveraeCIty............. ’7 » iMuskrfton : oo Man Isten...................... f7S I.adtoxton.................... ♦? » Big Rapid*................... »T » I'. M.lk M.lh. Ml «t o* »lt »......... ♦! «Ktl »......... ♦! o»|»n Wig.... ‘I 09 *11 *14.... ts n ♦ ... .9......... ‘i arJ ts 3-;i ts » W III I t5 171......... ......... »5 IT]........ ..... ♦ Week da\». •Evary day. • Esecpt Saturday. ».-oo a. tn. has thfough chair car to Chicago. No extra charge for dtaU*. .1 XE*p. m. mna through to Chicago solid with Wagner buffet ear: seats m rents. 0:17 p. rn hi* through tree chair car to Manis­ tee. via M. A N. E. IL IL 11 flip. ns. Is soln! train with Wagner palace *:.-.-pitik' carthroinrh to Chicago, and sleeper to IndianapoU* via Benton Harbor. & NORTHERN Detroit, lansino BAILBMD. Uor Grand Rapid* for. iMtroll and East -tAnMi g ................ .......... Howell..’ Lowell... .................................lot 90 '1 00 *«2S alma.......................................... ♦: or m »......... HL Louis.................................... I rt 0* ♦♦ so.......... Maginaw .. . ....__ . ... I t7 0ft| *1 9M......... •Everyday. ♦Weekftqm. . r.Ma. in. run* through to Detroit with parlor car; seats. 25 rent*. 1 oc p. m has through parlor car to Detroit seats, Scents. rap.m. run* through to Detroit with parlor car. seats Wcents T;(Ba. rn. has parlor car to Saginaw; seats Me. For tickets and Information apply at Union ticket office. CT Monroe St. cr Union station. G»;... DaHAVKX. Gen'l Pass. Agent. PROBATE ORDER. Stale of MlrblgM. County of Barry-ss. Ata M'**ion ot lh« Probate Court for the Cnun'y of Barry, hoiden at I be Prnbaic office, tn the (tty of Hastings, in said countv. on Wednes­ day. the iMb day uf <)c|ober. in the year one tbnuitaud eight hundred and ninety-on*. PrcMUit, Charirs W. Artustrong, Judge of ■ Probate •In the matter of tbe estate of Polly Ann Starks, deceased. On reading and filtrg the petition, duly verfUed. of Atoon A. Aldrwb. admin!drator of said rotate, pravlnr f>r reasor.a Therein set forth tti*t r.c may be Het n*ed to sell tbe real estate of said drreasad a* Iu said petition dewrtbed. Thereupon ft hi ordered, that Saturday, tta 31.M dav of November. A. D. !•!. at ten o'clock In the forenoon, tie Mstaued for the hearing of said nrtilio" a”*1 (hat the heirs at law of said deceased and all other t<rrson« interested In osld estate, are required to *PJ**r at a sraaiM <>t -aid court, then to ho'deual tbe Probate otfice. In the City of Hartings, tn said County, and shnv. cause. If a»'V there be. why ths niayer of I'm petitioner may not be granted. And It Is further ordered, that said petitioner rive notice to the persona Inter* rfr.1 In Mid estate, of the pendency of said petition and tbe hearing thereof by eanahjg a copy of till* onler to be publlahed In the Haatings Psasra, * newspaner printed and etnmlUrd In said County <>f Barry, once m enek wrek tw three succrtolve weeks |>rertous to -aid day of bearing. Charles. W. AEWSTEOWC. Judge of Probata. (A true copy.) �Hastings Banner. HoxUsga Thursday. Nov. IS, 1891. • MARSHALL L. COOK. Editor. PRICES : LO WER THAN: EVER THE HA8T1N0B. MICH., POaTOFFICE, AUGUST 14, 1879. EDITORIAL NOTES. BOSTON JTORt For the splendid republican victory In Detroit, which will greatly aid the party in Uiis state next year, the republicans of not only Detroit, but ot the whole state, are greatly Indebted to the Detroit Tribune. Tbe republicans of this stale are by this election given an object ieeson. showing tbe great benefits to them of a powerful alate organ, as the Tribune has now be­ come. For the first time in the history of the party In Michigan, in the metropolitan newspaper field, tbe republicans are more than a match for their opponents. Tiie Tribune deserves the loyal support of the republicans of this state. Our contemporary of the Journal can readily learn, if he «cscrve$ to, that the plate glass for any of the plate fronts in thia city, does not coat 9500, nor to exceed half that sum, where American plate is< used. Our contemporary says the duty ou this ptate glass is 8280. If that be true, then American plate glass is sold for about 10 per cent above the duty, f’rcnch plate glass, Imported, may cost 8500. But it a man be foolish enough to pay that sum when he can get American plate for half the money, he ought to condemn himself Our Dress Goods Department will offer immense bargains the coming week, which we style as ^at^no^the^knif?.*1 Dress Goods are attracting much attention, and our elegant styles and low prices have given us a large trade , and now the knife goes m deeper than ever. Note the reductions and be on hand if yon wish to save money. ALL OF OUR $1.50 BROADCLOTHS REDUCED TO95,. ALL OF OUR $1.25 BLACK GOODS REDUCED TO99c. •• “ >• 1.00 “ and FLANNELS “ “ “ “ “ LOO “ “ “ “75c. •“ “ 50a FLANNEL “ “ 39,/ “ •* “ 75c. * “ “ “ *•50c. “ 85c. “ “ 25c.' “ “ “ 45c. “ “ “ “85c. “ “ “ 85c. “ “ “ black and all colors which we offer at 88a; also a full line of Henrietta at 25c.. all All new and elegant lines of Wide Wail Bedford Cords in 55 pieces Fancy Plaids reduced from 65a to 39c. double fold; see them. For Two Days Eemember Days and Dates, Nov. 13 and 14. Gov-elect Russell, of Massachusetts, who squeezed through aud was tbe onlydemocrat elected on the state ticket claims his victory is due to a feeling in the Bay Bad the republicans of New York har­ moniously nominated Andrew D. White Instead of a man who rejvreeentcd Senator Platte and his ideas, they might have won. Mower's plurality .below Harlem bridge was 15,009 less than the usual democratic plurality. Bur republican dissatisfaction in the republican districts more than offset this help to tbelftparty. Cleveland’s wannest xupporters tu the past, now justly assails him for assisting in placing tbe democratic party of New York state and the country under the con­ trol of Tammany, whose record Is enough &e Cents Per Yard. FRIDAY aud SATURDAY, Nov. 13 and 14, we shall offer the greatest bargains in Black Dress Silks ever shown in Micltigan. We will sell from our large line of silk, every yard warranted to wear, and sold all over the state at $1.50. Our specml price will be 99c. for two days-ns longer. and no one else. state tor "free raw materials.'’ That is nndoubtedly not true. But If that shoidd prove to be tiie case.^Massachusetts womd find out that her boggishnvas would be re­ buked iu no uncertain manner. a.t BOSTON STORE We have received large lines of NEW CLOAKS in our Cloak Department the past week, aud during this our special sale of Dress Goods and Silks we shall make some very low prices in our Cloak Department. BOSTON STORE 150 pieces Badger State 4-4 Unbleached Sheeting... .5c. per yard 100 pieces of new style Indigo Dress Prints5c. per yard. 10 “ Dress Drilling 50 Glove Finish Cambric all colors and blck.. 3fc. “ 20 “ Gingham Apron Checks 50 “ American Prints, dark stylesSc. “ 100 doz. Barber’s Linen Thread 200 dox. Clark’s O. N. T. Spool Thread ... 100 “ Goffs Dress Braid 100 “ Corticelli 100 yds Silk, per spool.. 5,000 Milward’s Needles, per paper 4c. Visit our UNDERWEAR DEPARTMENT for good honest goods at the lowest living prices. to disgust every decent citizen. The result of the Iowa election demon­ strates the foolishness of state prohibition. As a national enactment It might do, and in country districts it oould be enforced. High license and local option is the only successful manner of dealing with the liq­ uor traffic. The Grand Rapids district convention of tbe Woman’s Foreign missionary' society will convene at Middleville Wednesday next. . Tuesday's elections made It quite certain Rev, A. A Knappen. ot Albion, very ac­ that Grover Cleveland will be tbe demo­ ceptably tilled the M. E. pulpit Sunday cratic candidate for the presidency in 1892. evening. And not only that, but also that the demo­ Pastors and others having notices for cratic national convention will not dare to this column will please band them In on take a position In favor of the free coinage Monday hereafter without fall. of sliver. Rev. Geo. D. Lee, of Charlotte, occupied the M. E. pulpit Sunday morning. His European countries do not open their many friends were pleased to hear him ports to the free Importation ot American again. products because they want to. but because The C. L. S. C. will meet with Miss they are compelled to or lose their rich Allie Cannom Nov. 14th. Roil call, quotations, news Items. trade with thia country. That is why they The leading facta of American history*, do It. and why they hate tbe McKinley Mrs. Colgrove. MU. Social institutions of tbe United States, Mrs. Carter. The elections this year have vindicated In the Chautauq uan, Thomas Jefferson. tbe wisdom of tbe Australian election law. Effie Snyder. National agencies for scientific research, Tbe boodirts. ward-heelers aud ticket ped­ dlers find their occupation gone; and tbe Clarence Lathrop. Reading. The postoffice in Franklin’ country is by all odds tbe better for IL time. Rose Goodyear. Critic, Mrs. Holloway. Tbe Kansas republicans who identified Rev. Grigsby will preach Sunday morn themselves with tbe Alliance as a political party soon saw the footprints of the demo­ ing on tbe topic of "Rain.” Union service of Methodists and Presby­ cratic tiger, and made haste to slide out of terians at the latter’s church Sunday even­ the democratic side-show. ing. When the blustering Chileans discovered There will be a donation for the Rev. that Uncle Samuel meant business, they Blanchard at the Baptist parsonage on Fri­ concluded that fighting him would not be day evening, Nov. 30. Supper from five profitable; and it wouldn’t France has followed Germany, Denmark ■nd Italy Iu opening her doors to the American hog. Score another victory for tbe McKinley bill. Boss Jacob and his gang are forever done up In Detroit And tbe people of Detroit and Michigan have reason to great­ On Thursday of each week I will receive fat, well-drewed poultry, dressed with heads on and entrails in. also all kinds of wild game, for whieh I will pay the high­ est market price in cash or trade. L. E. Stauffer. We wish to express our sincere thanks to kind friends and neighbors, for care and Republican legislatures in Ohio, Massa­ attention given our dear father, John H. chusetts and Iowa will prevent any "Michl- Beyer, during his last lllneaa, and we all feel especially grateful to Mr. and Mrs. W. ganlzliig" schemes iu choosing presidential J. Ritchie, for their past klndnms to late electors. deceased. Bis Children. ly rejoice. In tbe only state. Ohio, In which the tariff and silver questions were exclusively the issue, tbe republicans won a notable victory. Tbe miserable partisan work of the Mjuawbuck legislature will be speedily un­ done by its republican successor next year. ■Monk l»h-rm my Dteutta aud patron*. Boy’s Overcoatsfor 99 cts. We are selling that 50 and 75 ct. Underwear for 38 cts! You should call and see the above at tbemsand eight hundred and ninety one. Present, Charles W. Armstrong, Judge •! H,b>'Thr matter of the estate of Samuel Beckey, Tin plate lie* did not appear to count in Adrion al Local News. Siiice we have been selling those FEOBATE ORDER. Don M. Dickinson and L M. Weston are exceedingly dead docks. Ohio. Has caused a great deal of excitement since its birth. R. MUDGE & SON’S CLOTHING STORE �Largest Circulation of any paper in the County. Hastings Banner. ry Cent VOL. XXXVI. NO. 29 Hastings, mich., November «;T89i WHOLE NO. 1 Hastings Banner, IT WILL PAY YOU TO EXAMINE 0. D. SPAULDING'S ■ ■ ! >■ ’ STOCK OF Dress Goods, U nderwear, Hosiery, Blankets, Cloaks, Comfortables, And. Jaclszets. Y. . will find it one of the largest and best selected, and our prices are lower than the lowest. DRESS ’GOODS. XV e added largely to :our line and it now comprises one of the best and most carefully selected stocks ever shown in the city. Great Values in Black Goods. - We offer special inducements in these goods which cannot be surpassed as regards quality a id prices. . / I '■ ' Fine Henriettas, Cashmeres, Serges, Silk Finish Henriettas, Silk Warp Henriettas, Bedford Cords, Broadcloths, etc. ______________ :--------------------- ‘ In addition to the above we wish you to remember that with each dress pattern (anytliin- above 5oc.) we donate you all the inside trimming. Every lady should take advan­ tage of this excellent opportunity. A comparison of prices will convince you that we give -a the best qualities at the lowest prices. We have the best and latest fashion plates and our saleslady. Miss Herrington, a thor■•Tidily modiste, will be pleased to furnish all desired information in regard to styles, trimmings, etc. Don't fail to examine bur goods and prices before buying elsewhere. Indies' Gents' and Children’s Underwear, in white and natural wool, Merino, Camels Hair, etc. First quality goods, bought right and sold close. Black Cheviot Jackets. Every Garment Stylish, Well Made and a Bargain. See Them. 0. D. SPAULDING. nii’w*,„by the community. The widow and children have the sympathy of their Published Thursdays by neighbors in this their sad bereavmenL COOK BROS.. We do not remember since we have cor­ responded for the Banmeb to have sent ? HASTINGS. KICH. out our news letter with so sad news as we send out this week. The sudden death of our neighbor, C. J. Stilwell, of Grand OUR COUNTY. Rapids, has touched many hearts with Borrow. He was a young man of much ability, with a pure heart and life. His . commissioners of Irvlngand Carlton have Jet the contract for an iron bridge name never had a stain upon It, and his llf? was above reproach. He was a over Coldwater creek, on the town line. Christian gentleman in the fullest sense of Freeport still sighs for that new depot, the term. His friends have the sympathy and refuses to be comforted. of many In this community. Nashville is agitating for a fair. DeUved Letter. A big public meeting was held at Ver­ Mrs. Emma Rowley started for her montville the other day. attended by dtl- home in Dakota last Wednesday. xens ot that town as well as Nashville, to J. L. Bogardus and wife visited Mrs. commence proceedings to compel Mr. Marietta Carpenter and family last Wed­ Barber, of Nashville, to remove his dam nesday. from across the Thornapple. Mrs. James Friend spent several days M. B. Brook,, or Nuhrlllt will clow with bebawa friends last week. Will Cole and family have moved into his evaporator for the season next week. their home- at the Center. He reports a larger business than ever be­ John Donley raised an addition to his fore. barn last Wednesday. Hon. A. C. Glidden, president of the Sim. Becker’s team ran away tbe other state board of agriculture, has promised to day. while drawing com stalks. No hold a farmers’ Institute at Nashville. bones broken, but broken wagon. Date not yet announced. A goodly number of friends of Mrs. Jacob Odell spent the day with her last Some miserable whelp recently poisoned Wednesday, It being her 67tb birthday. a horse belonging to George Howell, who A number of presents were left os tokens lives southeast ot Nashville. of good will. The Lentz Table Co., of Nashville, hope Misses Fleming and Vester have return­ to be prepared to commence the manu­ ed from Battle Creek. facture of goods within two weeks. Milo. Edgar F. Nye, supervisor of Johnstown Rev. Harding still continues bls revival for so many years, has resigned that office 'meetings at Milo. to engage in the hardware business at A young daughter weighing 10 lbs. or Bedford. Tbe town board selected as his less put in her appearance at Jacob Tack’s successor his brother Willard S. Nye, and last week. . a better choice could not have been made. One Inch of beautiful snow on tbe l>Ffie Michigan Central received and ground Sunday morning. In the after­ snipped 2,800.000 pounds of freight at and noon it rained and up to Monday morning from Nashville in October—tbe best .55 of an inch of rain fell. Wheat on the ground has improved record for any single month in the history under the heavy rains that have fallen in of the place. the last ten days. Delos Hopkins, of Castleton', has been W. A. Spaulding made a business trip remembered by Uncle Sam for past to Kalamazoo tbe 16th. services. He gets 8100 back pay and 812 A son of James Cadwallnder, of Hickory x month pension. Corners, has returned to the Baptist The five years old child of Wm. Buthoff, college. Kalamazoo. Mrs. Ward, of Kansas, Is visiting her living near Woodland, was takeh ill tne alher day. A member of the family gave broiher, Chas. Store. the little one what was supposed to be paregoric. It proved to be tincture of Emma Guy. of Putnam Co., Ohio, is iconlte. Dr. Benson was called, and the visiting friends here. :lilld will probably recover. . Wm. Jarrard and wife are visiting Mart Laird, of Woodbury, came down friends in Isabella and Newaygo counties. lo Woodland the other day on purpose to Libbie Shoup will teach the winter term lick Editor Felghner, of the Woodland of school in the MeOmber district. News, for supposed grievances over an Mrs. Warner, of Rutland, spent Satur­ irlicle published in that paper. Editor day and Sunday with her sister, Mrs. Felghner was ready to receive bls would- Rowlev. l>e annihilator; but It proved the same old Mrs. Frank Guy. of Sebewa.. Ionia Co., chestnut. All the annibilator did was to ckiled on friends in Maple Grove Saturday dioot off his mouth in the direction of the and Sunday. News'office. Mary and Hattie Griffin are visiting friends in Kalamazoo. Woodland wants a furniture store. Seymour Mayo and wife expect to move Geo. Garlick will open a new store in to Blanchard this week. U. R. Whitcomb has returned from T.attle Creek where he has been working The Middleville Sun complains that the past summer. outers in that vicinity have no respect Geo. Brown has returned from New >r the Sabbath. Same here, aud It is York where h« lias been visiting. lint that prompt aud energetic measures A. G. Carr, of North Casleton, attended ere taken to stop this nuisance. the S. S. convention at the south Maple Grove Evangelical church the 12th insL Wm. Conley, of Battle Creek, Is visiting Lloyd Stonnes has been quite sick with his parents here. ■ver but we are glad to say he is better. James Moore has sold his farm south of The failure of G. M. Evers, of-Richland, Nashville, consideration 81,400. the main subject of conversation. Geo. Conley was at Battle Creek Satur­ Lucy Bugbee was visited on her birth- day. jy last week by quite a number of her Wm. Tray er has gone to Battle Creek to lends who presented her with a couch work. ■ ui a fine rocker. Clare and Verne Brown create a good nount of mirth on our streets with their On Tuesday, the 10th, Bert McCall and onkeprfnd cart, a gift to them from Dr. wife were summoned to Alamo to attend Fred Perrigo and Deering have gone lorth hunting. ' Doster A Goss purchased three car jads o? oats from Woodland last week. Robert Ray has bargained his farm to L 11. Mills for 56,000, we understand. tiie funeral services of one of her sisters, who died at Her home at that place very suddenly, she having been found dead In her bed on the morning of the ninth. And again another one of Barry county pioneers.has been suddenly called from us. Columbus Backus for many years a prom­ inent and well-to-do farmer, residing about two miles west of this place, went in company with his wife to Delton taking some ten of twelve sacks or bags of wheat for milling purposes. Selling a portion thereof he started for tbe store where he expected to meet bis wife, when lie was noticed by one of tbe millers when going out to stagger, who immediately caught him and be was dead. Mr. B. was about C6 years of age. He leaves a wife, one son, C. W., and one daughter. Mrs. C. Dewey, besides a large.circle of friends to mourn his sudden departure. His funeral services were held on tbe 27th at his late residence. The flora! wreaths upon tiie casket were numerous and rich, demonstrating the high esteem in whieh he was held by his large circle of friends and neighbors with whom he had mingled in business transactions for so many years. Rev. Pope officiating. A. Curtrlght, of Kalamazooo, visited Saturday night and Sunday with his parents and friends. Will Stanley, of Hastings, was the guest of ills aunt. Mrs. Barber, Sunday. A certain lady, ot this place, not partic­ ularly In favor of the McKinley bill, sent her flock* of turkeys to Augusta one day last week receiving 84 less than what she had been oflered for them at home a day or two previous. We regret that we are unable to name any who may have represented this town­ ship as delegates to the county convention at Hastings on the 14th. Hope to hear that a ftWI representation was ' attendance. * • South Carlton. The old lady Nichols still continues very feeble. The report reaches us that George Becker shot a deer since he gained the hunting grounds. Chas. Smith and wife went to Grand Rapids last Thursday to visit Mrs. Snyder. J. Keeler lost a bag of wheat off his load ot wheat near Geo. Whitney’s one day last week. The finder please report. Mrs. John Fleming and daughter spent Sunday with her sister, Mrs. Donley, of North Carlton. \ , c Mrs. Marietta Carpenter has a book In her possession which was first published in Scotland in 1661. The American edi­ tion was printed in New York in 1806. The Carltou Center school did not com­ mence Monday, as the new seats have not arrived. They have been ordered, and will doubtless be on hand this week. Henry Brunson’s little daughter, who has been sick, is improving. F Fleming and wife. Mrs. J. Fleming, Mr and Mrs. and Miss Zella Odell attend­ ed the funeral of C. J. Stilwell In Grand Rapids last Tuesday. / Mrs. C. P. Stilwell, o< Grand Rapids, Is expected In Carlton this week Wednesday. She will spend some- time with her daughter. Mrs. F. B. Fleming. Mr. and Mrs. Austin, who have been living in Irving the past summer, have re­ turned to their place in Carlton. Tliere was a birthday party at the resi­ dence of D. M. Wood. Over 40 were present, and a goodly number of gifts were brought him. Marietta Carpenter called upon to present the same. Mr. NEIGHBORING COUNTIES. Wood responded in well chosen words of .ppreetalou. Mr. Wood «.«.lxly-rix Clarence Arnold, a young man of Cold­ water. walked Into the Eagle laundry. y««r. old. All Komed lo enjoy the oecuHe picked up an old revolver he saw there 10 Wm. Vester returned to Carlton last —didn’t know it was loaded. Same old Friday ready io be«ln his school. hut as story, with tbe variation that be shot him­ tbe school house Is not yet sesu-d. school self in the hand instead of killing some­ will not commence tor a time. body else. We were very earn to '"“t»' Nearly ten days have elapsed since tbe ot Mr. W. W. Blakeslee, which occured at wife of a Polander living near Bronson Grand Baplds last week Wednesday by died. The disconsolate widower formed the tallluk ot a amoke stack, he was help­ another attachment, popped the question ing to rata. He left his home here tat and the license procured of Clerk Dickey. Friday to work a tew weeks lo Grand Baplds. lltUe thinking he would never re- No cards. Scarlet fever is reported at Battle Creek. luro. His wife waa In the Baplds at the time ot his death. Mr. B. had been a in­ How are tbe mighty fallen. Geo. W“hln£ dent ot Cartton a little more than a year, ton, John Adams, Jas. Monroe and Henry but he had made many friends and will be Clay have previously been before Recorder Thompson on the charge of drunkeneaa and Wednesday Thomas Jefferaow was mulcted 81 and costs for the same offenw by his honor, tbe recorder. He under­ stood Marshal Elliott quite well, when tte latter gave him an hour to go out and raise the money to pay his fine and has not ulner been seen.—Battle Creek Journal. Simon Pokagon, fhlef of tbe remnant of tbe Pottawatomie tribe of Indians who are domiciled In southwestern Michigan, will soon receive 8330.000 from Washington for distribution among the 8250 members of the tribe.- These Indians successfully resisted removal to Kansas in 1833, but claimed the annuity promised at that time. They received a small sum promised In 1866, since which time the present claim has been prosecuted. Au Allegan bluestocking, fresh from tbe city, mentions seeing while away a mag­ nificent picture of “Sir Waller Scott and his army entering the city of Mexico In triumph.-’ The remark was as apt as that of the Boston paper which, having heard the Cleveland baby was named Ruth, as­ tonished the natives by saying: “Happy be the Naomi who shall claim her for his own.”—Plainwell Enterprise. The new ballot law seemed to be not so perplexing after all. In Allegan county but 63 defective ballots were found In the recent election. Dou J. Leathers, of Grand Rapids, re­ cently sold his fine Kentucky-bred saddle and carriage horse to Senator Stockbridge, of Kalamazoo. The animal was shipped Wednesday. He was aired by MessengrChief, and at 3 and 4 years took more pr mlums than any other Kentucky horse. Bv the will of Rev. W. H. Brockwiy. . Albion college gets another bequest le has left it a holrae and ten acres of land «n West Erie street which is valued at 84.0CC, and tills gift was made by him out of pure love for thA institution to which be has de­ voted so much time aud energy. He wished to do more, but he felt that he had already done much and that he had loved ones to be cared for after he was gone. Certainly be has been one of tiie moat lib­ eral of the benefactors ot tiie college. Living he worked unceasingly for It, and dying he has left a most liberal testimonial of his love for it—Albion Recorder. The Fanner’s club, of Leslie, doesn’ meet to talk of agricultural woes ait hardships; of the monopolistic agencies >u ganized to trample them under, but last'd goes to work upon subjects of material Aterest and mutual benefit At the ast meeting they discussed the procuring-f » first-class grist mill and canning • fa^sj. started a subscriptton book aroun <nd gave both projects big initial boosts. Wm. Kellogg, of Lawton, and Win. A. Forbes, of Kalamazoo, have invented an Ingenius automatic coupftr which, it is claimed, will end the danger attending the brakesmen’s occupation in coupling ears. Elliott A Co., have on exhibition a mammoth turnip weighing 22}£ pounds. It was grown at Harbor Springs and wi ' presented to Mr. Elliott by Supt W. 1 Stimson ot the G. R. A 1. railroad.—G. 1 Telegram. Tbe Richland real estate of George M. Evers, a reputedly rich man of that place, was attached by the First National bank of Kalamazoo last week. He' is a heavy dealer In cattle, and rutnorh.that he was in straightened circumstances, alarmed tbe bank people, and they made the attach­ ment while Mr. Evers was in the east ot. business. How the matter will be settlei is still a mystery. . Wlille out hunting tiie other day Stephen Van Riper, of Onondaga, met death from the accidental discharge of his gun. C. L. Petherick, the embezzling manage of the Capitol Building and Loan Associr tlon of Lansing, was sentenced to thie* years at the Ionia house of correction b; Judge Person, at Lansing on Friday. □Ex-warden of Jacksoti prison, Capt ’ H. F. Hatch, lias recently been elected presi dent <>f\a new national bank at ArkansaCity. Kak>a which has a capital of 8100.00C. Charlotte women who have a desire tn “wear the pants" part of the time hav« formed a secret society which meets Friday evenings. On those evenings their hus­ bands are notified to stay at home and look after the children. i It is reported that the furniture manu­ facturing firm of Curtis & Bennett at Charlotte will dissolve Jan. 1st. and the Izcader thinks whichever one shall retire will undoubtedly commence the same busi­ ness for himself. Amos Pearsons, a Charlotte boy who re­ cently went to Chicago, is now detective at the Palmer house. Real estate men in Grand Rapids, who see their Buss machine works going to Benton Harbsr, llielr Chase Bros, piano works going to Muskegon and other Indus­ tries going elsewhere, have humped them selves and organized an improvement com pany. Now they are going to try and hoM their own and induce new Industries to io cate in the second city. Additional Local News. Tiie semiannual apportionment of pri­ mary school money has been made, and tin various townships ot Barry county ar awarded amounts as follows, the first coiumn showing the number of children fa -the school census, and the second thamount apportioned:— A moon Town 1No. Children Assyria.........................346 273 71 Baltimore............................ 365 343 2ft 328 Barry..................... 401 2* 535 Carlton................ 603 00 804 Castleton.............. 315 68 420 Hastings.-.............. 616 66 .............. 822 Hastings City... Hope....................... 370 so 434 Irving..................... .378 281 M Johnstown Maple Grove.... 263 Orange ville .335 Prairieville........... .309 Rutland.----------.471 Thornapple.......... .507 Woodland Yankee Springs. �/», ! TH PRESS )\SS9I CHAPTER XVL ‘•TThcrccan IkciiouT" "Come tome to- Now that everything had been spoken Uween the lovers, there seemed to bo n reanon why they should not be made etirely happy forthwith, and negotiati-n» were entered intxrwhich resulted in appointing the first of May as tie wedding day. The announcement formed the chief topic of polite conversa­ tion during Lent. Society took the count’s dinner party as a base, and upon that erected their surmises of what the wedding would be like. It would be something worth living to see, that was certain. As to, the wife, society was so unfortunate as not to know her. Olym­ pia Raven? No. There was no recollec­ tion of such a name.\&he must be some­ thing remarkable. There were so many Vrely girls iu New York whom one did kow something about; why couldn’t th count? • • • However, the count wa rich enough to be eccentric, and the tool on of marrying unknown girls migt catch on. ”Cme to think of it, though." said Dr. Enable*, “was there not an Olymmixed up in that murder trial some years ago? Why, yes! Now, - there's a curious instance. Miss HessHeaketh, of the concatenation of ideas. Thinking of the count, you know, brought up the idea of his house. His house suggested poor old Trent, who bailt it Trent suggested tho trial, and *'•» trial the persons concerned in it. Tero was the young fellow, Darke, the wrderer. and Sallie Matchin, and then I.•emember ?d that there was some one tlat Darke was in love with, and—do you see? Olympia Raven—yes, tho same person. Well, now. that is curi­ ous again; one of those mysteries—coin­ cidences, w«i call them—but who knows? If you recollect, my dear Miss HessHesketh, it came quite as a surprise that Sallie Match: n should have turned out to lenoe at the time that Trent was intend­ ing to marry bis same Olympia Raven. Dut today the tables are turned. After t tat dinner party I’m sure we all expected tlat Sallie was going to marry the <x out, instead of which he throws her over and picks up her old rival, Olym­ pic.!" < )ld Mias HeaR-Hesketh laughed. "The gii 1 lost nothing by waiting a bit," she remarked. "If she’d got Trent she’d hav e lost the count But I expect Sallie will be mad. I don’t blame her. I’d marry the court myself if asked me!” Ilins Hees-Hceketh was seventy, and had 'ie reputasou of being the ugliest woma in Few York, but she was far from . ; I Meanwhil»the two persons chiefly con­ cerned in .‘he approaching ceremony had no intentit n of making a grand display f it To be married was their object, and they regarded the social obligations rather as a nec wary nuisance than as an opportunity. Olympia, in short, would be marrkd in traveling dress. There would be accommodation for • verybody at the church, but at the Louse, where the wedding breakfast would be served, » ot more than fifty guests were to be irvited. The count had arranged the di tails of the affair vith Garcia, who, to ria many other rezaarkably qualities, nd led fine esthetic taste and an inexhaustible inventiveness. The count had already 1 earned by expeienee that whatever wa> left to Garcia > do was sure to be well. nd thoroughly ><me. So bo laid down tl.e general lines < aly that were to be followed and per­ mitted Garcia to manage the rest TM the happiest month >f tbe lovers' J them. They saw each other every day. Mn Ban trick fell in lore with the count out of sympathy with Olympia, and Tam conceived a romantic tenderness *or Olympia because she was bel wed by :Ub friend, the count Those four, dur­ him. He bad not seen her since he had beard her swear his liberty away two years before in court, except on that one occasion when she had l>een placed un­ der the spell ot his wizardry. He at­ tempted to look as if he dad not know her, but she smiled frankly upon him her, and held out her hand. and .‘•Don’t let us be enemies," she said. "You have good reason to hate me, but I have a better reason to hat® you, for it was I who inflicted the injury. But I have repented, and wish you to forgive me. 'You are in the way of greater pros­ perity than I could have given you. Can­ not you afford to be generous?" “I know you better now than I did then,” said Garcia. "I’m not going to defend myself,” she returned. "Let the worst be true, if ■ you will, I am still the same woman that you knew, except that experience hnfl made me wiser. The ambitions that I had then are gone forever. I recognize my mistakes—and my greatest mistake!” she added in a lower tone, looking him meaningly in the eyes. "If I had been true to yon I should not stand, as I do now, in hourly danger of my liberty and even of my life.” "It is too late to think of that now," said he. “I regret nothing." "No; why should you? On the con­ trary, you may thank mo for having’ acted toward you as I did, for otherwise you would now be entangled with me— a woman whom you never really loved, but who had infatuated you. My feel­' ing toward you was more genuine than! yours for me, though in my selfishness I; betrayed you. And it is the same now that it was when I still deserved your’ preference.” “Are you trying to lime me again?"’ said Garcia, his face darkening. ■ "Well, I can’t blame your suspicions,"’ • she rejoined, with a half sigh, "ham ai i fool to subject myself to them. But I । am sure \f one thing—no one will ever ' | know you as I do. You have not toldL this new ally of yours who you really' [ are. He thinks that you are tire poor' i wandering thing that you choose to np-■ i pear. He does not know the social dig’ i nity that you might assume if you1 ; would. I have been your only confidant,■ ! and yon will never have another. I1 । have been to you what no one else can1 ever be. You cannot deny it, and the’ only satisfaction left me in life is that it is so. When are you going to have me arrested?" "That is not for me to say," ho replied, biting his lips. She put her hand upon his arm. The touch was light, but ho felt it to the marrow of his bones. "If it is to be done,” said she in a mur­ mur, "let it be done by you. I could bear ruin that caxne from you—but not from any other!" • "Ah, yes; you think I cannot do ft?" said he, scarce audibly. "It is so much to ask—for the woman you have loved?” He turned away and took a step as if to depart. "Go, then," she said with ‘a sigh. He turned to her again/ "I am a fool and a villain," he said. ("Where can I see you?" "Come to me tonight," she replied; "we shall be alone.” That evening Garcia was expected at the Bannicks' house, but he did not come. His absence was scarcely noted. The lovers had enough to think of in each other. "He has been looking rather under the weather lately," remarked the count "I suppose he is taking a rest” They intended after the ceremony to take a trip to southern California, where the count thought of buying some land, and they would be back in New York in June, by which time the summer dwell­ ing on Long Island would have been completed. Here their estate extended across the island, from the sound to the sea. « region twenty miles long by ten miles in width. The house was erected within a mile of tiie place where once stood the hut in which Keppel Darke had passed a memorable night The hut had l»een removed, but tbe swamp still remained. The wedding breakfast was to be given ia the Fifth avenue bouse. Olympia was to proceed to the church from the Bannicks, aud in their company, and would there be met by the bridegroom. Mrs. Raven decided not to be present at the wedding. She would bid her daugh­ ter farewell at the breakfast, and would take up her quarters at the Fifth avenue house during their absence. These de­ tails were all settled by the night of April 30, and »t that time tbe lovers bade each other good night for the last time. Thereafter they would part no more. It was a happy good night; no shadow rested upon it A life of sun­ shine lay before them. Olympia slept soundly and was up be­ times. She was in an exalted mood; her eyes deep with sweet reveries; she hum­ med songs to herself ia a minor key; she door and looked iu, paying, "It is time, my dear!” But no one answered. The room was empty, nor was Olympia any­ where in the house. It took some time to establish this fact, but Hrs. Bannick was not easily fright­ ened, and, though making every effort to find Olympia, did not permit herself to believe any harm. If she was not in the house she must have left it volunta­ rily—so much seemed certain. The apartment liouso in which thuir flat waa contained a dozen other flats, at all of which inquiry was made, but the hall boy said that a lady had gone out half an hour before who resembled Miss Raven. She had not come down in the elevator, and he had not seen her face, but the description he gave of her dress made it practically certain that it was Olympia. He had not noticed what direc­ tion she took on leaving the house. "Perhaps the girl has gone to the church on foot!” exclaimed Mrs. Ban­ nick tr her husband, who was looking more and more despairing. "She was so preoccupied all the morning she hardly Imcw where she waa. She may have forgotten all-about the carriage and gone on alone. It is only a fq.v blocks off anyway. Depend upon it, Toto, that’s it." "It may be," said Tom. "You ought to know more about your own sex than I do. If they are capable of such things, all right. We will go and see, at all events. It is long after eleven, and if your explanation is the true one the girl must have been married by this time and gone to breakfast.” "Oh, pray heaven it is bo!" exclaimed his wife fervently. "I am afraid the devil has been taking a hand in this business," said Tom. "But come on. We shall know di­ rectly.” They were driven to the church, but had only crossed the threshold when they raw that Olympia was not there. Tho clergyman was there, and the bride­ groom, and a thousand fashionable spectaton; but the bride was—where? Tom had' to do the most unwelcome deed of his life. He went up the aide, looked his friend in the face nnd told him that Olympia had vanished. The count had already had time to feel anxions. He met the news like u man, but his countenance seemed to grow old and haggard in a few moments. "Where is Garcia?” demanded Tom. "I haven't, seen him this morning.” "I suspect him of having a hand in this.---------------him!" raid Tom, swear­ ing out loud in church between his set teeth. "Let us get out of this and get to work,” raid the count Tell the dergyman to notify the people. There is no time to lose." He and Tom passed out of the door of the sacristy .while the clergyman, in rad, melodious accents, informed tbe people that owing to the sudden revere illnera of tbe bride the wedding would be post­ poned. CONTINUED For Bilious Attacks heartburn, sick headache, and all dlsordera of the atomach, liver, and bowela, Ayer’s Cathartic Pills Dollars for YourThbughts! A CHANCE FOR ARTISTIC AND LITERARY TALENT. There is no success like that which succeeds. And nothing sold will suc­ ceed unless it pleases the peo­ ple, and nothing plealse tho people like the W, ,«1 TWENTY or MORE or«in»U»d tbemtnp of SANTA CLAUS SOAP. The o.«>»t.cturer.. Mean. H. A. » & Co., authorize us to pay Ten Dollars Each and return the others. ARTfflJR.WOOD mi® hdI. mi/ hi® __ Sold by me, as the past four months sales prove. Remeiiiber all the boys give in to me on lumber wagons. doggerel ia which M»p rhymes with hope, fix. Xint. -Santa Claus is s pure, high-grade Soap-made for >*’^7 household use—a favorite wherever known. Generous pause will be well beslowc bv nil grocers, wholesale and retail. Do your best, and send results ^omptly. HASTINGS. MICH. AGENCY COLUMN CASTOR IA for Infants and Children, EXPERIMEHT ’ Why do you keep trying unknown brands of ■ N? I -t-EHIIICESTH- GARDEN GROWN rC YAMASHIRO « JAPAN TEA when you carf be sure of getting one that has been tested, not only by ex­ perts, but actual consumers, all of whom agree in placing Royal Satsuma as Leader ALWAYS RELIABLE. Only one dealer in town has it. Call on Jos. Rogers for Royal Satsuma Japan Tea. New Spring Crop Leaf of 1891. SATISFACTION GUARANTEED by Jos. Rogers Do You , Have Weak Eyes? Do.you want to know what ails your eyes! Do Yon ffao tke Bost Spectacles or Eye Glasses os Earth? If yon do, call on Dr. Lowry, the oculist, the optician. Take this advice and you wont regret it; and you will • save your eyes and money in the end. DR. LOWRY PROBATE ORDER. SWT public stile At Riverside Stock Farm, Plainwell, Allegan Co., Mich. Sale to begin at io a. m. sharp. No postponement on account of weather. the finishing touches to her packing. 200 Head Recorded Poland China Swine. | o Grand Stock Boars 18 i sring national reputation*. 20 Grand Matured Brood Sow*, the 40 Carefully Selected Yearling Brood Sows, the tops of the crop of ten pig*. Everything was ready by ten. There was nothing to do but wait. Olympia had Catalogue* will prevtottt to On Jefferson street two houses and lots al bargains, and on easy terms. Near furniture factory.—one lot and house well finished $1,000; $500 down, bal. on time at 7 per cent. And one house and lot opr. factory. ?800; S300 down, bal. at 7 p r cent. Cheap. House and lot near Whip and Felt Boot factory, St.000. $500 down, bal. :t y.-ai-. at 7 per cent. Several splendid bargains In the ! •: ward and other parts of tlfe city. Brick barn for rale at a bargain, on cor­ ner opposite Ford's hotel. 80 ft front by 140 fL deep.well located in Seneca Fall*. N. Y.. lias on the land 1 brick store three stories, also dwelling house ami good barn. Can Im* bought nt a bargain, or will exchange for Hastings or Giand Rapids property. The city Of Seneca Falls has a population of 7.000 and upwards— is largest town In Serena Co. 40-acre farm in Irving, all improved, soil good. Can be bought at a bargain on easy terms. 84 acres fractional—over runs 15 or 20 acres, mile cast of Shvridah. good fram­ ed house. One of the cheapest farms in BanyVo.. will take part city property. 10 acres near city, good house and barn, well and cistern, 150 fruit trees. '* act’grapes; 91,300, cheap, down, tai. at • per cent. 164> acres in Woodland to exchange (of smaller farm and difference. 1©C acres in Hope township, known as tho Doty farm, will sell for 94200 on easy terms. Several 80 acre parcels for rale at bar­ gains ranging from 91.800 upward-, ami some will take part city property in exchauge. . » I have several large farms for sale will take small Vann In part payment 1 have some.city property 1 will trade for good farms. I contemplate a more extended system of advertising, and it would be well for those who wish to sell or exchange to call at this agency at once and get the benefit*. Union Pacific R. R. lands for sale in the states of Kansas, Oregon. Washington, Utah, Texas, etc, upwards of 5.V00.000 acres of fanning, mineral aud timbered lands, ranging in price from 95 to 910 per acre; one-tenth down. ten. years-credit on balance. Frequent excursion rates given, etc. Call and get circulars. Michigan Central " Tht Niagara Falls Route.” you need your eyes examined by one who can tell what you need? • said deceased a* In said petition described. ing tbe March evenings, taikec over Some more cheap houses wanted rang­ ing frmnS&OO toSiouo. Remember that this column contains but a very small part of the properly I have for rale or exchange. 1 have improved and vacant city lots for sale and exchange In all parts of the city. Farming lands for sale and exchange in all parts of tbe ftiunty. I have some choice Grand Rhpids prop* erty for sale at a bargain. 1 have choice Chicago property for rale, well located in different parts of the city, ranging from 3425 up to S5O.UO0. a splen­ did opportunily for investment* in that marvelous city where fortunes are made in Real Estate. 1 have maps of the city lo­ cating the different places for sale. SPECIAL ! Lowell, Mass. d»v. the S8th day ot October, tn the year one thousand eight hundred and ninety-one. PreBent, Charie* W. Armstrong. Judge of Probate. In the matter of tbe estate of Polly Ann Starks. Caiwallah’s OFFICE WITH HOXBBOOK, OVER MOREILL’B STORE, HASTINGS. Dr. J. C. Ayer & Co. per printed and circulated In said county of Barry once in each week for three successive weeks previous to said day of hearing. Chas. W.Akmstboxg. Judge of Probate [Atrue copy] Office at Residence on Michigan Ave. ' Address (only) N. W. AYER <& SON, Newspaper Advertising Agents, November, 1891. Philadelphia. t are the safest, surest, and most popular medicine for family use. * ckobate obdkb. State of Michigan, County •! Barry—as. At a aewlon of the Probate Court for the County of Barry, holden at the Probate Office In the city of Haatlnga, In said county, on Fri­ day, the 23d dav ot October to the year one thousand elKhl hundred and ninety one. Present, Charles W. Annstrong, Judge of Probate. In tbe matter of tbe estate of William Wood, deceased. On reading and tiling the petition duly verifled of Orson E. wood, son of said deceased, praying this court to determine who are and were the heirs at law of said deceased and entitled under the laws of thia stale to inherit the real estate of which said deceased died seized. Thereupon It is ordered, that Wednesdav.tbe 2Hti day ot November A. D. l«»i. at nine o'cli ck in the forenoon, be assigned for the hearing ot said petittou. and that the heirs at law of said deceased and all other persons interested in said estate, are required to appear at a session of saldcourt then to be holden at tbe Probate Office, in tbe city of Hastings, in said county, and ahow cause, if any there be, why the pray.- r of the petitioner may not be granted. And it is further ordered, that said petitioner give notice to the persons Interested in said estate, of the pendency of said petition, and tbe hearing JESSE TOWNSEND. I&I3 |= g: X. a. OOLUSS. Loe*l A<e»L Bonlep. O. W, Boooiao C. * T. A.. Chlcwo. Dr. 0. ?. Brown’s Hwbal Oifllaesi ONLY A Qt’ABTEK A POT. Good New* from Penn*ylvanla.- ;8lncrIa*CSunday I cured an aberss in a ’"“J* with nr. O. Fbelps Brewn’* Standard H-rbal Ointment, which fit* phy»ietan said mu* A>r rr moved with the knife.’ Cha* B. I nd. rwe- 1. Franklintown. York Co., ^a.. June CT.tfgl NOTICE FOR HEARING CLAIMS. State of Michigan, County of nr Notice is hereby given, that.by fnitlrrv We Probate Court for the County of lurn made on the 2Mh day of October. A. D. n •lx month* from that date were creditor* to preeent their claims estate of Dora B ureheU. late of «aM wunty. deceared, ami that all creditor* of raid are required to present their claim* to raid Probate Court, at toe Probate office. Inlbe Oty of Hasting*, for examination and «j»ow»Bce. tn or before toe 2«th day >of April uex»rad that such claims will lx* beard before raid court, on Tbureday. the ssto dayot January "fMaSrEutiBri. Ortoberme.. ihxhajts ckoct naw �11 a stings Banner ’ Hast Ings, Thursday. Nov. 12, 18»1. W. R- COOK. Local editor. PERBOHALMENTION, G«its hundred precale shirts for an oenu u tankrup! .tore? ™ Ior “ • rUlu 'Co0d-' ™r b h0TO (rot" Cbicuo on H jouwbblto be ta lta«-<*11 u lh. Bankrupt .tore, red n«A ru* IVORY SOAP 111 him i’hl! n?"” •0<1 h*v' r°"r W «e£ wr w“ ■" j"k~n ” bMicu™i4<rlk ■ped*r1"- Sktl.twt’,1, l”Gr,°'' ^the - J?" "y *“"<1 "“‘If re*'ll,r pric» s* so- “ ibe Bankmpt store. Oblo Uto bret or lire Wreklhkt ,b« »u. fcrwtt, great grandmother. , ,LeTri* I^ntiey spent friends In G'raud Rapids. Sunday with mixers C.&3.S We Have Get 'Em ei the Hu BLOOD HIQH PRKES XINb HARD TIHES FOR THE the greatest MUST GrO! CANCER & SCROFULA Vl.bl? 1;h,U",“s or i’nlrk-rlllo, u Tho Iktnt kddittan. t„ j,*n «lr»«dr tarse Mock l« a tare lot or nnj'-r visiting friends In this city. SheM“t' «“« ta Gaind B>pld> on ririins from the notary, aud opera glaaws. WJIEDY of the ace. buslnn, a |„rt of lut wot, A, a “nd SKIN DUmbb. '*"■ «"«< bouarto. y “ Ln»«'>’K- Mlob.. uiu-i «!«■"< Sundn, with tea atod „„k. pxai wsl,.s elp_ A nor sister. Flora, In Grand BapkU. this office. • One of Grand Rapids' largest merchants “lloX toCbsriotte writes as follows; John Braamrr delivered , One last week by the death of his father. A Soxs: I became acquainted oeren wtare onpin at Mr. A. Wllmwf, M. F. Jordan. Esq., of Middleville, was thru. »«”1 Scrufuta Syrup about which be bought rot a birthday urrreut tor wet-kK ” lb° c reuIt °°urt 1110 ‘fir8t of Ute his 12 year old girt last Saturday. recommended it to me very blrhty. it havine THE BEST TOR EVEBY FUIPO1L cured hts wife of a very bad iroltrr. 1 u-e<| ft &Hv hO ti* r ‘ ^ Wwrt *nd i^ntnued me Miss Maggie Matthews left Saturday for’ t> I?',’.5 Uluo whrn yoa Utlnklt.g {'I J U'° r*,«o,'”ne»‘l«'d it to several peothat the i±ildren should have good, service- abvo 1 weeks visit with friends in Battle KmX 11 .wn,‘ 5O,H1 My able shoes to wear to school. Note else­ rather who is m: yean of ago. has taken It torn where the advertisement for the Mundell a,“’ l: ,ws V’red htm. R. K. Grant left last evening for ■ '■?. Mary E. Hook, having left mv bed school shoe, for sale by Wooley A Bronson. ‘ “."o* ; ;.l wit'iuut just cause or provocation. 1 tiie north woods to join tbe Hastings hunt­ v. arn till persons not to harbor her or Be sure and see these shoes before buying. ing party. her on my account, as 1 shall pay no debts «<•=<! lUpid,. *“** Nashville has found an abundant supply .nurseling. Mrs. J. I. Boel, of Ionia, spent Saturday of splendid water, softer than that In our . DANian Hook. For Sale by all Druggists. city well, at a depth of from 250 to 300 and Sunday with friends here, leaving I'UKPARKb nr " feet. At that depth it Is certain no con- Monday for Coldwater*wkt riall,'K ri,n P0”811’1}’ reach the Mls« Bertha Rider returned Thnnulaw Drs. Mixer & Sons, Hastings, Mich. from an extended visit with relatives In It seems to a great many that the execu­ the New England states. 3.000 tive committee of the agricultural society, Utlarry Wlddeeomb and Will Geer, of •rafter, changes for advertisements lu requiring balloting ai the next annual Grand Baplda. were in this vicinity mak­ lea d: ibis office Tuesdays at latest to meeting to be conducted on the Australian ing life a burden to quails .Thursday. ;p.M*rtion in the issue of the week plan, la carry lug a good idea to a ridiculous Miss Grace Messer spent Sunday with brought. extreme. her father, returning Monday to resume W e think the electric light company her duties at Akeley seminary, Grand lit eoqpt Is now In session. could and should do something with their Haven. tv receipts printed at the Banner exhaust steam from their engines sn as to Mr. ami Mrs. Jernes Swln returned Fri­ greatly lesson the liability of Us frighten­ ing teams. Some accident will certainly day from Dakota. They will spend the tents -rks 1 pairs (or 35 amts. Bankwinter here. They sjenk in glowing result unless this be done. terms of the west Friday last Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Powers «vtns to be enjoying a little I bare a full line of albums Mrs. T. Phillips attended the state meet­ had been married 14 years, and Mr. and Mrs. John F. Goodyear, seven years. ing of the home missionary society of tiie on band and ant selling them 51. E. church at Coldwater the first of the Mi. aud Mrs. W. O. Lowden, Mon- I hey very pleasantly observed tbr oc­ week. She represented tiro local society. at very reasonable prices. a daughter. ' casion In a social way with friends at the home uf Mr. and Mrs. Powers, Frank Heath. Fred Kurtt and Will Over 400 volumes of Bertha derwear we have it and prices right. Payne attended the session of the state C. II. Hoyt, of Irving, offers three pure board of pharmacy at Lansing last week, Clay’s novels, nicely bound, bred Durham bulls for sale cheap this <A nts heavy cutton pants S5 warn, reguand stood for examination as pharmacists, and “out of sight" for price. month. Any one wanting good stock , rice Sl.25. Bankrupt store. should call and see them, at the farm two jydf. B. Messer returned Friday evening Don’t get books of any sort Itesprclfulh. 'wroui a two months trip tjirough the west. nntil you see me. r’.-t! Heath has Imught the V. Leins milrs east of Irving. Richard says he had an 'Immense ‘ftlme. •v.- houM* on Jefferson htrecL C. 11. Hovt. but Michigan continues to suit him neverAm headquarters for pure Mrs. Chas. E. Reed, residence west ■ theless. .fohii li-’simer. the jeweler, reports the Green street, desires to'announce that she * ’ - , Nome vt tw fine dianiuiuls. Dr. Lathrop and wife and daughter, drags, which T always sell at Is prepared to do nil work lu the line of ।j I’,:.- ik 'v buildings and improvements in mending clothes for individuals or famil­ Miss Ollie leave this ---------------week for a prices that people can afford. ■‘•.ng- <!. - year repfreshnt 5’5,000. ies at very reasonable rates. Leave work trip to California. They will go via the Canadian Pacific, and will spend the Twenty-eight poundawf'sugar for Sl.oo at the house or with Mrs. John Michael. winter in San Diego. 11a mH & VanAiiman*. In reply to an Inquiry from an election Jeremiah Boynton, of Stanton, wife 1 Sirs. J. Spence keeps a full line of commissioner asking the extent to which a iySrs. y yarns, houds and fascinators in all voter mav be assisted in preparing his bal­ of the Methodist minister under whose the M. E. here was erecllot tbe attorney general writes that only •1 pastorate •"— *" church r-----persons who by reason of blindness or ,H*’ ^tended the semi-centennial celebration THE DRUGGIST. - all wool hose for twenty-five other physical disability are unable to I of V'A1 rh«"hffmwt of Mr. it best in the city for the price at mark their ballots may tie lawfully assisted i a,,<l Mrs. O. D. 8paultlln|fi. therein. y /‘ jrfnong those from nbroad who attended .' We wml-centennial celebration of the M. >■ country office in tbe state is better The time has come for you to buy your ipjH.il for job work of all kinds than late tall and winter goods and the place to( E. church were. Rev. J. 1. Buel and wife. get the Iwst value for your money is nt. of lonla. Rev. Levi Master, wife and ' daughter, KeV.. T. Z. ’__ '__ _ and' H. Jacokes Farmers express the idea that the warm Russell’s dry’ goods, millinery and fancy­ daughter, of Middleville. Rev. “ N. H. __ ‘ and dry wheather this fall has seriously goods store. Every dollar’s worth bought for cash and discounting every bill enables Brockway, Rev. A. A. Kriappen. and wife. injured wheat / him to sell goods as cheap as any dealer. of Albion, Rev; Cogshali and wife, of Ladies please cal* and examine Mrs. J. possibly can. Grand Rapids, Rev. Rohdand and wife. ’ Rev. Geo. D. l^ee and wife, of Charlotte. ''j t-tier's fine line of stamped linens lu all The Hallowe’en party, which was post­ Rev. C. R. Crosby, of Canuonsburg. J. F. the latest designs. poned because of the dangerous illness of' Hale aud wlfo of Gtaego. W. P. Sidnam If you want a shawl or ch-ak you will Miss Belle Handy, for whom the young la­ and wife, of Kalamazoo, lyevl Holmes and find it to your interest to make your se­ dies had so high regard, was held Thurs­ wife, of Woodland. Mrs Carpenter, Potterlection at Russell’s. day evening In Union hall, and was one of yffle. Mrs. Dunn. Barry, Hon. 8. C. Bear in mltid that you can get the Ban- the happiest social events of the year. /i’riitdle. Grand Rapids. NiiK and Detroit Tribune, weekly, the two About 40 couples were In attendance, and all report an evening of great soda wThe semi-centennial of the M. E. church j>up«rs tor one dollar. pleasure. of this city was observed in a very Inter­ Remrmlirr the Banker's offet* this esting manner Friday afternoon and even­ The card of thanks Is no longer j kj-T and the Detroit weekly Tribune, the ing last In the afternoon brief addresses form. Persons that do kindly acta f :»■> paeers fur one dollar. of welcome were delivered, after which fellow sufferer, do them from nioti Wrkre pleased to have our advertisers duty and humanity. Tliey would do tfeui there were reminiscences of the earlier days of Methodism In Bastings and Barry rile attention to the business of advertis­ whether the sufferer appreciates tn Ing. it pays well to do this. nor. They do them out of pure benfva­ county. These were especially interesting, and particularly those by Mrs. A. A. Kti'Srll ha? just aeceived another lot of lence and do not want the Impression flub- Knappen. now of Albion. Mrs. Carpenter, : and missus al! wool underwear and lished abroad that they expect nny\ac- no/ of Potterville, and Ik-acon Holmes of know lodgement of their services, as ha-.-.-n ahd can suit you In quality and Woodland. The Impromptu remarks, the pensation. price.' hearty singing of the familiar old hymns Though S. E. Phillips Is up north for\a took one back to the pioneer days. In i»u not miss buying your winter reading r.ow.' The Banner and Detroit Weekly short setisoii of recreation, his business is the evening the church was crowded. After brief introductory exercises. Hon. 1 ributn-, theawo papers one year for one In the hands of competent and accomoda Daniel Striker read an historical address, lag gentlemen who will see Hint the wan dollar. X7 of patrons receive careful attention. Mr showing the organization of Methodism Black and grey "mixed astrchan cloak­ Phillip’s stock of staple and fancy grocer and lbs progress from very feeble begin­ Indies seal, bare and astracban muffs les, provisions, crockery and glassware nings. Inasmuch as thia will be published ;.?:d misses white fur sets—all new and was never more complete. Especial atten­ in pamphlet form, we will attempt to give • Leap at Russell's. gle idea to please you and give you tion Ls culled to his fine assortment of but a brief mention of Its more salient features. Rev. Daubncj, a local Meth­ the best goods in the market, at Ai! wool flannel sheeting two and one- lamps. You will always be satisfied with odist preacher of Richland, was the first to prices that are satisfactory. That we :iif yards wide, white, scarlet and gray goods and prices at Phillips’ the grocer’s. hold services In this county; and from the : .mkets at Russell's, Yon will need them have been successful is attested by John Bessmer telegraphed last Saturday best recollection of e«rlv settlers, he the coming winter. for one of the seven octave piano cased preached In 1882 and 1840. Ixirenzo our steay. never ceasing flow of trade. organs and to-day. Nov. 11, tH. received Mudge and Isaac Messer, now deceased, Certainly no town In Michigan offers IT IS COMING oClR WAY, and why? That will be plain to you if you will the following reply which speaks for itself: recalled the forming of a class of seven »-tter inducements for those who wish lo Easton. Pa.. Nov. »th, 18VL members in thia city In 1840. and were call in and examine our ’ _ . [•nreha.*e anything In the line of merchanMr. John Besstoer. confident that late that year or early the 'ii.-e than Hastings. 18.oo OVERCOATS. Itear Sir—Though our orders have been next, a quarterly meeting was held. here. Sio.oo SUITS. Special inducements in the line of so much ahead of us that we have not had There was also a class in Woodland, also 10.00 f.Hicv work and materials for fancy work a finished organ In our factory for tiie last at Pine lake aud Carlton before Nov. 6. will be on exhibition for the next six three months, still as we were making a 1841. But that date is chosen because it shipment of a number of walnuts on Sat­ is the first onw of which an official record wetk» at Mrs. J. Spence’s. urday, we were able to fill your order with­ Is made of the establishment of a Methodist The Barry <k Eaton has added 8600,000 14.00 in half an hour after receiving telegram church In this elty, being the record of a 18. oo to the amount of insurance carried since by giving you an organ intended for smne- quarterly meeting. Rev. Daniel Bush 16.00 March tat. it has been the most prosper- one else. Awaiting your further valued 20,00 was the preacher In charge of Hastings <>u? year in the company’s history. mission, and the membership of the church orders 18. oo A!) accounts due me and not adjusted Very truly yours. here was five, of whom none lived In the H. Lkhr & Co. before December Jst will, on that dale, be village. Tbe presiding elder was Rev. A whole train load of them. n Dnu Ilnub and placed lu the hands of a collector. F. Davidson. Rev. Bush and At even’ Ptice the best that's made in all this broad land—best material— immediate successors had an Age his Name and Kesldeuce best lining-best sewed-best styles-best fitting-best lookmg-best wearmg. No field, extended ------ - covering — - ——- the whole The latest novelties In millinery goods < Alexander Brown. Cbw****-1°*“ county. The population of the county '» Kmrna 8. Bartley. Nashville are always to tie found at Russell's as fast All aizes, we will surely fit you and certainly please you. was then about 1100, and the membership < Mott Kusm-11. Axeyria they appear in the market and sold as of the church was less than 50 intbe (Jane Austin. " ' cheap as any dealer can sell firat-claas county, and there was not a Methodist goods. Following are tbe real estate transfers church building in the county. Now Something should be done to pnt the for tbe week ending November 0. 180L as tliere are about 30 Methodist Episcopal r^op^eir^^act'an^^ organizations, with 17 churches in the approaches to the city In good condition, taken from the books in the register s office: county, and a memliershlp of over 1,000. or the excellent work of last year and a In .PheP BEST MAKES and MOST NOBBY STYLES. Jfou will not feel Philo A. Sheldon to Sarah E. Gage: sec 20 while of other Methodist organizations year before will in a large measure be made ‘ dre^ed up" until you are wearing one of our hat. Remember we ahape them ‘jBS’Fmoob to MkU.1 O-tw; than the Methodist Episcopal there is a large number, with several nourishing to fit you exactly without extra charge. A. 11. Ickes will have an auction of some Alonzo IMtan e. « ■■ joetelln. Mr. Striker b«s been for U» highly bred horses, etc. at his residence to K. D. n«w; no. wo » past ten years collecting data for this three miles north of this city on Thursday, history, ahd a more complete and compre­ Nov. 1». if you want a good team take In hensive record could not have been pre­ the sale. WXdK.r>l;S*:l to Philip Maurrr: w. wo < sented. From a feeble beginning of five The remains of James Thompson, father “tt.KSTaWt a«b"': M*“e in this city, the M. E. church has Increoed to a membership of 250. while In Hastings of Mrs. James Wickham, formerly of this city. but late years a resident of Grand Boo.*: P»™l Tb»r« circuit the membership is oyer 100 more. And there are tew more prosperous or Bapldtuwere brought to this city Thurs­ BOO--J Xrtoor; Ma ™ » progressive churches in cities the sire of day fofburtal. Hplodlorto L.S. Borneo;*.wo» tills than tbr local M. E. church. After Word from the Hastings hunting party the address, Bevs. Blanchard and Grigsby |o ]dM m Cuorrr: !«••«> up north states ilia*, some dorr have been W<>odKod of the Baptiat and Presbyterian churches, mwu, but severe attacks of "buck fevrr" delivered brief congratulatory addresses, have prevented the hunters from getting which were followed by short BlF •TydtaO. WeMto W« p»re«l «*r,c addresses from Hon. Clement Smith and much venison thus far. Notwithstanding tbe injunction New­ GAIbtonCWfe<eCommittee to V. Ulna; lot«• Rev. A. A. Knappen. After these the ,.cmi».-nlot the Itord'. •"IV". ton’s dam is said to be eight Inches falgntr city »!«»._____________________ served, nnd tbe 50 years were ended. The than It was before it was injuncted. Thia A nice line of ladies handkerchief! at affair was most cnjovaWe to all concerned. dam’s peculiar antics engages the serious Bankrupt store. attention of first warders. 99s Pure See Them and You Want Them. Price Them and You Buy Them. LOCAL NEWS. The Best Manufacturers Produce Finer Goods this Season than Ever Before. Photo Albums WE HAVE TtlEH They are manufactured by the well-known houses of Bouve & Daniels of Boston, Mass.; L. Adler Bros. & Co., and Stein Bloch & Co., of Rochester, N. Y._ Call and see us. You will find us at the top in the clothing line, and at the bottom in prices. Yours truly, . Fred L. Heath E. W. Morrill & Co One Price Clothiers. bO NOT IT 15 5K1P OUR SIN QRrtNT'J "Ab. OUR HATS clothing am GENT’J FURN1JHINGJ. �DEATH IN THE MINE The Fatal Fire-Damp Claims Nine Victims. fOUBTEES HIKERS IH ALL CAUGHT. Cut* » IJtll NaKTICuRE, Pa., Nov. 9—A terrible t<plosiou of go* occurred yesterday In No. 1 •haft of the Susquehanna Coal company’s mine, enuring the iustant death of six men and »o badly burniug and injuring many others that it is feared they will die. The killed are: William J. Will­ iams, 50 years old; Henry R. Jones, tire boss; William Jonathan, John Aruolt, Caleb Jething, Thomas Lloyd, driver. The critically injured are: D. W. Evans. Da­ vid Powell, David A. Smith. Thomas Thomas. Henry Williams, Howell Jofarnski and two Polnnders, names un­ known. The dead men leave five widows and eighteen orphans. Owing to the fact that it was Sunday there were but fourteen men at work in tho mine at the time of tbe explosion. These were all either killed or badly hurt The injured were in such condition that they could not be re­ moved from the mine, and it is feared all will die. Tbe accident was caused by a naked lamp Tbe damage to the mine will reach (W. Latkr.—David L Smith, Henry Will­ iams aud Howell Jofeuaki, three of the miners badly injured by the explosion yesterday afternoon, died last night. All of the injured miners have been removed to their homes. It has been definitely as­ certained that the explosion was caused by the attempt of one of tbe miners to change the air current, during which bis lamp exploded. WlLKF.snARRR, Pa , Nov. 10.—Tho num­ ber ot the victims ot the Nanticoke mine e^plosiqn now reaches twelve Four more o! the Injure*] died yesterday. Their names arc: William Williams, Jr.: Thomas R. Thomas, Edward D. Williams, and David Powell. TWO SHOCKING ACCIDENTS. We authorize our advertized druggist to sell Dr. Kltqc’a New Dieeovery for consumplhm. cougb^ and ootids, upon this condition. If jCiu are rfilleted with a rough, cold or any lung, throat Vr cheat Atlanta, Ga., Nov. v—Tbn out-going trouble, aud will use this remetly as direct­ Western and Atlamic pawenger train ed. giving It a Fair trial, anu experience no l^iiclit. you inny return the liotlle and wm thrown off the rails last evening by train-wreckers at a sharp curve, eight have your money refunded. We could miles from this city, aud It is reported not make this offer did we not know that that six men were killed. It was tbe reg­ Dr. King’s New Discovery could be relied ular pasaenger express, under Conductor on.' It never dlrappoinfa. Trial lx>ttbw< Moore, with Charles Barrett, engineer, tree ut W. 11. Goodyear^ drug store. which left here at 7:30. and was soon mak­ Large sire 50c and S1.00. ing a speed of twenty-five miles an hour. Since Its first Introduction, Electric Ottawa, III., Nov. 9.—In a wreck of a Bitten* ha> gained rapidly In popular freight train ou the Chicago, Burlington fuvor. until now It is clearly In the lead among pure medical tonics aud alteratives and Quincy railroad at Medron Engineer —•containing nothing whicli permits Its Mell vain, of Aurora, was instantly killed tire us a beverage or iriloxicsiit, it is and the fireman and brakeman fatally in­ recognized as the best ami purest jnedltfine jured. . The wreck wa» canned by an open for all ailments of Motuurli. liver or ■witch. The engine and thirteen cars kidneys. It will cure sick headache. In were totally demolished. .digestion, constipation, and drive malaria THE G. A. R?AND THE REBEL FLAG. from the aystetu. Satisfaetloti guaranteed with each bottle of the money will lut reJmicied. Price only 50c |»cr bottle. Sold by W. H. Goodyear. ALRAKT, Nov. 9.—Commander-In Chief Palmer, uf the G. A. R.. has issued an or­ The best salve !n the world for cuU. der in which he refers to the recent par­ bruises, cores, ulcers, salt rheum, hwer ticipation of members of the G. A. R. bores, tetter, chapped hands, chilblains, wearing the badges and uniform of tbe corns, and all skiu eruptions, and positive­ order in the ceremonies of unveiling tbe ly cures piles or no pay required. IU* monument to Editor Grady, of the At­ guaranteed to give perfect natlsfaction.Jor money refunded. 1’rlre 25 cenut pef box. lanta Constitution, recently at Atlanta, and upon which occasion^ the rebel Hag For rale by IV. II. Goodyear, the druggist. lacked to a wagon in which John Henry, a farmer, bis wife, and two children were riding ran a way down Chilhowee moun­ tain. near Knoxville, Friday afternoon. Henry and bis family were thrown over a precipice 1U0 fact and all killed. 3 fjEWlNG CATCHES THE.*?. ALL 2 THS rCLLOWINQ. C Iplly T\r Lecaus' c taorc good, solid on- y lhan icgn briad.”. E'°-£aoE- P*-«! W ’ A\X\e . Aev. bilges i hav HARPER'S MAGAZINE ci iobar.cn tu find.” Dryden’s new M. E. church will l>e dedicated next Sunday. - General Palmefimuw in effect that a G. A. K. man, v <-m-M|^the badge and uni­ form, mmching iu n procession or attend­ ing ceremonies where the rebel flag is dis­ played i>. in 1 be wrong box; that he is vio­ lating bis obligation, ami should always avoid even the Mtmbiauce of toleration of tho *emb!rm of treason.” While having no desire to a rouse sectional animosities or prasiou*. 1 ho general thinks that own who are loyal to the United States should relegate the stars and bars to the limbo to which it was sent when General Grant gave a vanquish*d enemy tbe most mag­ nanimous terms ever recorded in the his­ tory of the world, and that at any rate G. A R. men should not encourage ita disP1AJ. ____________________ Klan Is often deceived in the agent a woman by her gray It ■ ir. ladles, you cun appear young Th** Mntfox’.n- will celebrate Die tourtb (>n-‘ end |>rrt<ui tbl*gni}L-c»s by iming Hidi’n Hair enary of the Discovery of America be Itart-dtac.rery. through artidrs glvnwa more thorough 77 I want th; expoutem than h»-‘ h’rhm*. t-eru tawl; <'f • During October 4:14.155 barrels of salt the Ra-ern Un-pre-ce-Jeuu-d Dvrelopm-mt o- i>ur were inspected in Michigan. Country, and «*peciteiy iu the uroat " e*1Particular attention will also be intra to Drud licit be induced T a A nt:'i m-ilic Episodes <tf American Hu««»ry The Field of the next European W ar will be It Is no doubt the correct thing to treat descrllwd Ju a Scries of {tapers ou tbe Danube the sjmptoms of a disease, but this Is not “From the Black Forest t - the Btac ; Sex by effective unless the cause of the complaint Puultnev lltgi’luw and F- D. M'Hot. JU'-burateu is removed. For Itistatlee, a fever may bv Mr. •Millet and Alfred Itarrou-. .ArUctes ufo.will be given on th.. German. ?..uMrioj. be treated wIUt quinine, etc., but uuh '-v anil Italian Armlra. illustrated by T. de TirolHie cause Is removed the fever will surely '’.Mr' W.' D. Howells will contribute » n -w them ali. return. Again tbe sores and eruptions of novel. A World by Cham*.' cUaracrerii.ttratiy scrofula may be healed by mercury and American Especial proiann-ncr Aid te givi n ' Tint the tnor’ Jr l*otasU treatment, but unless the cause of to Short Stories, which a ill ,!»■ -outrtbutiHl b, - Vi our money always. Jolly these svmntouiN ia cleansed from the T B. Aldrich. IL H. Davis. A. Uonra D.-y.e. system, they will return or attack some of Margaret iw-’iud. Mix- Woolscm, awl other T ar giv. •- *tjto t’B in $ood Chew-' popular writer*. the delicate internal organs, bwtft's fagTobccco. It is our stand-by.” Am.mg the Hterar? feature* will taaPi^-mal Specific strikes at the cause of the trouble, Bemlntsencesof Nathonim Hawthorne, by fata ri\\t N**vaKcv. and forces out the germs of disease, aud college Clalwiiutte and life-long mend. Horatio the Brown­ the poltgin tlirough the pores of tiie akin, Bridge, and a T’C-’"':*! Mmio'r and at the sathe time buihls up tbe general ings. i>y Anne Tnaelwroy R.:* U--. AND THUD THEY ALL SAY. JOLLY health of the sufferer. Swift's Specific is TArt IU A GENERAL FAVORITE. a purely-vegetable remedy, and I- harmless Harper’s Periodicals. to the most Jelicute. yet it never fails to eliminate the poison from the humen IhmIv. in LOUISVILLE, ky We will mail a valuable l>o<>k to ail who ILUtPEirS MAGAZINE oo HARTER'S WEEKLY will send for it. Swift SfErTFicCo.. HARPER'S BAZAR . PROBATE URDEK. Atlanta, Ga. HARTER'S YOUNG PEOPLE. Blate of Mlchlxan. County of Barry - a*. S. Perry Youngs was vesterdny appoint­ At a Moudmi of the rndate Court for the County of Barre, holden at the Probate <)file«. ed jx>st master at Stanton. In tbr rltv of Hastings. In said rounty. on Tuesday, the SOth dav - of ttelober. in the year These pills arvscifntirieally compounded, our tliou*and rishi hundred and ninety one. The volumes <4 rtu’ Magazln*- M-glu w‘th the Present, Chariot W. Armstrong. Judft of ami uniform in action. No griping pain so I numbers for Jun- and l»eerjnb;<r •»! ea-’h year. IVnliate. commonly fallowing the twe of pills. When no time s speclrtwl. uubavrtpthjm* will In tbe matter of the estate of Olivo They are adapted to both adults and chil­ Ixxln with the number current a: the time of M. ItuaMdl, deueaaed. n’Cripl ofonler. Buun>! v.»himes of Harper's on haullrc and Bling the i»et|Hnn duly wi­ dren with perfect safety. We guarantee M;.g *nnc for three year* back, in neat cloth red, of A’leut tlugbee, t>ro’i;«r ofre.ld ducnAed. they hat eno c<jual lu the cure of sick hairlmg. will be sent UV mail, post-paid, ou re­ pras Ina timt .Inbn .1. Perkfa.* nr some other p*-r volume. Cloth vases, tor «u|MMe person, may t>e aunolnted adinlntstra h'-adache. constipation, dyspepsia ami ceipt if. tor of tbr estate of said dooeatvd. biliousness, and. ns an appetizer, they i-xRetrdttancre should be roado by Ttwt-offir \ Thereupon it Is ordered, that Tuesday, the nth cvl any other preparation. Sold by W. flay <>f Ntiwnber. A. D. tsfll-nt ten o’clock hi •IL Goodyear. the forenoon. >«e assigned lorthe bearing nf said KtitH’U, and that llir brirsatl.’.wofsald dwas<»f ftarp-r & ed. and all other penions Interested In said The xrarlct fever epidemic is abating atrelate, arc required to appear at a session of Muskegon’ and all schools arc running Brothers said court, then to be hold*o at the Pndiatr again. A.’.Jrre: HARTER A BROTHERS. Otiw. In the city of Ila*lit«s.in saidcmintv, anti show cause. If any there I*', why the prater nf the jHjtithmer may not be granted. And 1802. It Is further urd-red. liud said petitioner give notice tn the prreons tnu-rreted it* said estate., ot tiie pendency of said j ethion, und the hear When Baby was sick, we gave her Castoria. Ing thereof by cau’lnr a copy of this order to be ;>u!illsh<-d In the Ha«tix<o< BANNr.n a bows ILLUSTRATED. When the was a Chlld/ahc cried for Castoria. paper printed luid-CireulHted In Mud County of Barry oner In .each ur«k (or three mieccv.vt When she became Mias, she clung to Cantoris. ueeks previous to raid day »t hearing. “ Harper’s Weekly for the coating jw will When she ha*! Children, she gam them Castoria Chaklks W. AtcMK.TRn.s-a, Judge of Probate. article* of lire, taicure interest tbau will be A true copy.] CAPTURE OF_MUSGRAVE. Th* Alleged lusuiancr Swindler Caught St. Pacl Nov. 6.—.Musgrave, tbe allegrd insurance swindler wanted in Chicago, wm captured iu Sk Paul last evening. Musgrave is charged with buying a skeleton in St. Louis, and placing it iu a building in Indiana and miming j the house to »ecure the life insurance of tbe man whose remains it was supp osed were found. He had 815,000 on his life, aud bad not been heard from since the bouse burned down, although active efforts were made to catch him. i AR fills ’ ILLUSTRATED. ”W UNO. FiriZERA 3RGS. . HARPER’S WEEKLY. l‘K IRATE OIUHCIL The ‘'Catholic dub" Is a new organiza­ tion nt Hancock for wx-lal and literary purposes. * Children Cry for Pitcher’s Castoria. Children Cry for Pitcher’s Castoria. Children Cry for Pitcher's Castoria. F, A. Bolden b under arrest at Holly, chanced with atrallng a livery rig trout IL F. Bridgeman, uf Milford. Mrs. Vtinalow'v Soothing Syrup bus been used lor clnl.lreu leviulug It souitiea tbr chdu, twne..s Hie gums. tuUys alt paiu, cures wtuu couc. aud is the best remedy for diarrluea. Twenty-five cents a bottle. Sulu byaUdnugtols tMrau^tiuut the world. Hugo Thum, ex-alderman and w.ellkuowu druggist of Grant! Baplds. is going to Riverside. Cal., to raise oranges. Doth ulr aud water abound In microbes.or semis of dlwa-v, ready fo infect the debilitated sjste'n. To Impart that strength and vigor lircei-uiry m resUt the effrol of these pernicious atoms, no tonic blovd-nunIter equals Ayer’s .sarsaparilla. Finns for Al|>e.nn's new Baptist church are being drawn by a local architect and are pronounced modern mid beautiful. The Great Spring Mcdlctnr. Gknttxmkx:—I have suffered intensely from bUlouBnexs and rheumaihtn for over three years, and had tried so many reme­ died that I had lost all faith. Hearing of Hibbards Rheumatic Syrup 1 bought a bottle and found It helped me. I have now used four bottles, and It has restored my liver and kidneys to healUty action, and done more to purify my biocwl than anything 1 have ever taken. I am pleased to recommend it as a wonderful blood medi­ cine. Very truly yours. B. C. Kobhkson, Marshall. Mtch. Sold by W. th Goodyear. Prepared oniv by The Charted Wright Medicine Company Detroit, Mleb. Madrid,Nov. 7.—A dneloccurred yester­ day between tbe minister of the marine. Admiral De Be ranger, and a newspaper editor. Four shot* were exchanged with­ out result and tbe seconds then inter fared. After the duel De Be:anger reaigued from tbe ministry. Eev. Thomas W. McLean, rector of Trinity Episcopal cbnreh, Bay City, can go to Minneapolis to live if be cares to. SL Paul’s church has called him. Jacksox, Miss., Nov. 9.—Terry, a town fif &X> inhabitants, fifteen miles south of here, was almoet eniireiy destroyed by fire Sunday. Tita lora fa heavy. Capt. Harry Bush, of Kalamazoo, for 11 years « member nf company Second regiment, has left the state service, bavlqg received an honorable discharge. J. N. McBride, editor of the Owovsc Titers, and MUs Lois K. Dunbar were married yesterday nt the residence of the bride's parents in Shiawassee county. Eugene A. RnwelL Muskegon contractor, ha* made an asalgnment to W. S. Hom. ! J1.K0. ARTHGB WOOD ^SHCCO U! lit mt M! was dl»plnyed by tome too zealous mourners of tbe “lost cause.” PlTTSBinra, Nov. 9 —Saturday two Ital­ ian track laborers oulbe Panhandle rail­ road were run over and Instantly killed at Maunlield station ft>urteen miles from this city. The men were jumping on the flat cars just ns tbe train started from tbe Main street cross’up. One, named Cavialli, fell off bead first. One of his countrymen seized his feet-, but the un­ । Boston, Nor. 10.—Receiver Beal and fortunate .man's head struck the rail and Comptroller Lacey have so far progressed a wheel passed over his neck, severing the in their examination of the funds of the head from the 'body. The Italian who Mr.verick bank as tc be able to state that held Cavialli’s feet was also jet ked from • the car and five trucks passed over bis the bank is not as badly off as supposed. body, cutting it in half. T/bu horrible Thu dividend will be above F5 per cent. sight was witnessed by a hundred people. There has been no juggling what­ ever with the accounts and the report shows a fair nnd bonest condition of P1TTSBCRG, Nov. 9— Saturday a boiler things so far ns tbe books and accounts at a drilling oil well in the McDonald oil are concerned The entire troubles of Messrs. French, Dana and Potter arc con­ field, eighteen miles from this city, ex­ fined to. the matter of loans, nniKthu ploded with frightful effect. A large sheet amount of loss depends on the value of of boiler iron was hurled through the side the collateral. of a dwelling-house several yaryls distant, cutting in two'the body of a abfld aud ser­ iously injuring members of a family Nkw York, Nov. 10—Thu Reconler de­ seated al dinner. votes a whole page to giving reasons rea­ sons and interviews with prominent STUCK TO HIS POST AND LIVED. men ot both parties why the two national conventions should be held in this city. It says that the Madison Square garden has WlLKEtfltARRE, Px, Nov. 9.—Early yes­ a seating capacity greater tbau that of terday a coal train run nwuy <>u tho any .public hall or auditorium In tbe Lehigh Va'ley road ami Mine down tho United* States, seatiqm 12,MM persons; that New York's hoteff will accomtnetmountain side at the rate of seventy miles TU.OMO guest«. and that no increase in an hour. Tbe crew of the train tried to rates would be made during convention stop it, but the brakes refused to work. week. No national convention has bet-n Tbe brakemen and the fireman then held in New York since 1W8. jumjx-d and saved their lives. Thu cn•kiuber, however, remained at his post. At the fool of the mountain the runaway Chicago, Nov. 9 —About 2,000 anarch­ train eollid«7sj-^h another train, smash­ ists assembled nt Waldheim cemetery yes­ ing the engines and cars In both-trains terday and held memorial services over and piling up wreckage to a height of thirty feet. The engineer, who had so tbe graves of Parsons, Spies, Engel, brnvely remained at his paar, was buried Fisher and Llngg. Speeches were made by Henry Wtamunt. editor of tbe New deep in the wreckage, but strange to say York Baken.’ Journal; Morris Schultze, wax taken out entirely uninjured. editor of The Arbelt er Zdtung, and H. Mikalaner. Mrs. Lucy Parsons, Mrs. FATAL FIRE AT DENVER. Spies and Mi«s Spies, and other relatives of the dead anarchist* were present at the exercises. . Denver. Nov. 10.—a terrible fire In which four men and thirty-four horses Chicago, Nov. 10.—Bishop Stophen M. wore suffocated was discovered In the Merrill, of tbe Methodist church, lies at Mansions stables, 19*6 Lawrence street, at the Wesley hospital, ou Ohio street, a very a few minutes past 3 o'clock yesterday sick man. His condition is so serious as morning. The dead arc: Thomas Bowen, to greatly alarm bis friend.*, who fear Peoria, Ills; George Richards, Lincoln, that his age and the, weakness of tbe sys­ Neb.: David Elmore; Otto Helbln, St. tem brought about by tbe malady may Louis, Mo. They were sleeping in rooms deprive the Wesleyan church in tho west over the office of tbe I (Very stable, and of one of its most famous leaders. were employed in the Cable restaurant There wery> four others sleeping in tbe place, bnt all escaped with the exception DUBCQUE, la.. Nov. 9.—Tho Dubuque ot the four named above. Herald hu cornu out for Horace Boies for president in tbe head lines of its news colum.iK The governor’s private secre­ New York. Nov. 9—Angus: Anderson, tary, C. D. Ham, is an associate editor ot a resident of Woodbury. L. I., died at his Tbe Herald, and that paper ia considered borne from injuries received iu a peculiar the governor’s organ. It may therefore way. Five days prnvioiulr he found a be taksu to reflect the hopes of Governor gun. which he carelewly Bred off. Tbe Boies and those nearest to him. weapon rwii’.crL with terrifle tone, the butt striking him iu the abdomen. He London. Nov. 9.—Thu revived hopes of walked ton doctor's onice, but-not being able to talk English the physician thought the parlfaaoa of Dom Pedro have been from his crAiurwbe was suffering from dampened by yesterday’s news from Bra­ crani]», and gave him a bottle of cholera zil to the eff< ct that there is no proepectof medicine. _____ a revolution against tbe Fonseca govern­ ment. The latest news from Rio Janeiro BRAbFtmo, Pa. Nov 9—The frame shows that everything Is tranquil. dwelling of Charltw Warren on Corydon street was completely demolished Satur­ day by an natural gas explosion. .Mr. Warren hunting a leak lu the cellar. The cellar was dark and he brought a lantern. Nobody »'.i* fatally hurt. = There is no success like that which succeeds. And nothing sold will FUCceed unless it pleases the peopie, and nothing please the people like tho Hons of Aurora *oonty. Nicholas Wolf and Anton Ahrens ycrisbud in the flsmes, both young men leaving families. A large amount of property was destroyed. five greatest cities <>r the worhl. including .five huudredvlinstratioiM. Tbe Columbian Expo­ sition. the Army r.n*1 Nary, great public events, dfuoters on land and e~x aud the ilnlairi of tin* celebrated people nf th- day will be de•wribol and Illustrated m an atuiu-Ufe au i um«ly snanner. The department or AmitmuSj>ort wi!) continue under the dlrrsl'.nu of tk»»per \V. Whtmdy. The best of rnodt rn wrRorr Win contribute Abort atom**, and the most dl» tingni-ihedarils’.• will make the ilJueir.iUon-. Sold by me, as the pa»t four months salc^ jirove. Remember all the boye give in to me on lumber wagons. JESSE TOWNSEND. Office at Residence on Michigan Ave. HASTINGS. MICH. Cadwallader’s AGENCY COLUMN OFFICE WITH HOLEB-OOfK, OVER MORRILL’S STORE, HASTINGS. Some more chenu houses wnnted rghgIng from 8590 to Si000. Remember that this-column contain* L-it a very’ fimall part of the property I bn-., for sale or exchange. ’ 1 have improved and vacant city lot, for sale and exchange in all part* of the ritv. Farming lands for raie and exchange in all parts of the county. 1 have spine choice Grand Rapids pri,p. ejty far sale at a bargain. I have choice tttieggo proix-rty for .-ale, well located in different jiarts of the city, ranging from S425 up to .W.ooc'. a spltii’did opportunity for hivestment- in that marvelous city where fortunes are made in Real Estate. I have maps of the city lo- • eating the diffets-ut place:* for sale. SPECIAL ! On Jefferson street two houses and iots at Isargaltte, and on easy terms. . Near furniture-factory.—one lot an.j house well finished S1.000; S500 down, bal. on time at " per cent. And one house am! lot one block front factory. 8M)0; 8300 down. bal. at 7 j..-r cent. Cheap. House and lot near With) and Felt Ik»i factory. 8I.000. 85V0 dw$n. bal. ."years at 7 per cent. Several splendid bargains in the l*t wnrel and other parts <d the city. Brick barn for tale at a bargain, on cor­ ner opposite Ford's hotel. 80 n. fnfcrt by 140 ft. deep,well located in Seneca Falls. N. Y.. has on tte- land 1 bt'r? store three stories, also dwelling house ami good barn. Can be bought id a Uarptim w will exchange for Uastings or Grand Rapids property. Tht- city of Seneca Falls has & population of 7,090 and upwatd---is largest town in Seceus (’<». 40-acre farm in Irving, nil improved, sol! good. Can lie bought nt a bargain on easy terms. 84 acres fractional—over runs 15 <>r "9 acres. mile cast of Sheridan, good fram­ ed house. One of the cheapest fare s iu Barry Co., will take part city proj>eny. 10 acres near city, good huthe and bum. well and cistern. 130 fruit trede. l grapes}*81,300, cheap, S' down? bal. at 7 per cent. 100 acres in Woodland to-wcbanKc far smaller farm and difference. 190 acres iu Hope township, knout, the Doty farm, will sell fur $1200 on > terms. Several 80 acre parcels for sale at bar­ gains ranging from $1,800 upwatds an t wm* will take part city property in « xchauge. , 1 have several large farms for wile will­ take small farm in part payment. I have some city property I will trade for good farms. I contrmslatc a u.ore extended of advcrttaiihLjand it would !»• jv.-H i.». those w!h» wish to sell or cxchatu- to • S nt this agency at once and g« t the l»cnctits. Union I’arilic !L IL lands for .<v>- in :!;<■ states of Kansas. Oregon. Wa-hiiig’.* !:. Utah, Texas, etc, upwanls of 5.-.'e,'.'’0< acres of fanning, mineral «»‘i timlctfl lands, ranging hi price from $5 to $!'» i-r acre; one-tenth down, ten years credit <m balanee. Fnsiuent excursion rates given, etc. Call and get circulars. County of Barry, holden at the Probate Office tn the citv of llaatitigs, in ulil county, on Fri­ day, th* tai dav nf (Mober In the year one thousand elxht hundred and ninety m e. ITvMdt. Charles WV. \niiMnuig, Judxo of Probst*. In the nutttrr ot the estate of William Wood. dreesMMf. On readme amt filing 1 he fietitlon duly verified<•( Orson E. Wood, son of *aiddcrr*UM*d. prating tips court lo determine who are and were the heirs at tan «»f said deceire-d :uid entitled unth-r the -sjws of this state to Inherit th» real estate <4 which snld deccawd died >u-ired. Harpar's Periodicals. Tlirreii',«m it is ordered, ih-t Wrdnrulav. the pkh ve.su: 2 tbdaytd November A. 1). won. at nine o’clock 111 tht forenoon, be assigned for the hearing of said H.UIPER’B WEEKLY petition. and that tlw helra at law of said HARPFR'S MAGAZINE . 4 on deceased :uul all other person* lutemtod In said HARTER'S BAZAR . 4 00 estate, are required to appear at n session of vaideourt then to be lmu!*n at the Probate HARTER’S YOUNG PEOPLE..... _. Office, in the city of Hastings, in said couniv, Poetaire tree to a!?aubacrlbcra in the United and show cause. If atiT there be, why the pray-r of the petit lotirr may trot be granted. And It is further ordered, that raid petitioner give notire to the pdroons interested In said estate, of the of said petition, ami the bearing Th ■ dumes of the Weekly begin with the jnsndernnthereof by causinx acopy of thin order to j*e first number for J annul y of es*eb year. Wh«n published in the Hastings Baxxkh. a new’spa no time 1« racattonod. mibaOrtptlons will tx-xm printed and clreuhtted tn raid county of WAJJTED. with the numt»er current at the tune of receipt |*r Bony once tn each week for three successive or .»rder. . 4’ weeks previous to said daywf hearing. LOCAL OR TRAVELING. Bound volumes of Harp/r’s Weeldy for three W. AHMwrnoNG. Sear* back, tn neat cloth binding, win be rent Judge of Probate To sell our Nursery Stoek. Salary. Expenses [A true copy] ymall. post ed, or by erpreas. free of exand steady Employment guaranteed. pruee iprovided tbe freight dore* not exceed one dollar per rnhuuei, for {7.01 per volutae. CHASE BROTHERS COMPANY.MORTGAGE BALE. Ch'th cm* for each volume, suitable for ‘lathe inch day of Msv, A. D. iroo. Phlnea* D. ROCHESTER. N. Y. blnrlmg, wilt b« semi by mall, poat-pald. on re­ 1 arker aud Martha 1‘arx^r. hta wife, mort­ ceipt <»f fl.ro each. gaged to A. H. Ayers all that certain niece or pared of land. M usic in the eUy of Hastings. Remittances should be in i-lv by ,Urn ’Uld ,ule of Michigan, Mcneya inter or Draft, to avoid chance ot leyw, and described as foUuws. to wit: fail two (2- of " Tht Niagara FaiU Route.” not to c.ipr thi, adveruse- block rights n (Ui) m tbeeartem wldltlon to the ra-.iut with express order of Harper & Brothers. s ALESMEN 1 Michigan Central Addrere: BARTER A BI EftS. st» Stations. f'.’r cntu“y uf Barry, hi ll’.r state of Michigan, hi lita-r Hurt* fotir (31) of HAtrnxoa.. nmrtRaaea on p*g»» one hundred audeighty seven - EMllOtO PHGBATE ORDER. State of Michigan. County of Barry—ss. Bald'mortgage was on tbe gist day of May Stations. Al a Sf-ssIv-i of the Prolmte Court for the WOaMienea by raid a. H. Ayers te Henn L r°Sran?,f, *x ,be Probate offlre, S^;1 a^hmment was oh tbe 21st xl‘® c‘JI*’* Hoslincs. In said county, on Fri­ l,uI> worded In said day the AIM day of October tn tbe year one register s other, tn liber thirty six .361 of mort­ HjumxfjB.. tbnurand clrht bundr.sl and ninety mi-. gage* on page forty two (43). Probate"1' W" Armstroug, Judge of ..... liMUKKf. Ttb <biy day of January, M- u- COLLI N 8, Loes! Agent, A w?l“n “»• ’Hb January, ***“ Hoaiw leury L. Newton Newion w to O. WUtUGUUMi G. P AT. A.. Chicago. Chi d.!fcl&ma,ler nt U”? W‘UW of A. Jones, Stuart, hnap-teu & Weaver. WwUb neafau- which raid assign- _____________ ____________________ mcnl wa,on the—ilh day ot May. A. 1). ta-t, K1Uw- <Jn;y wi­ duly recorded lu raid register’* office, tn liber ned, or Frj-t w. Ben-uni one of tne heirs at law aud one of the legatees under tbe aFcxed lant will and testament of s»ld drocusrd alleging nivle ,n eondlUon of ONLY A QVARTEK A POT. i*rfaln )a»t will aud testament lu sodd petition raid mortgage. There is now due and unpaid ou raid murtmtge one hundred and fifty four •biscrltwd and whtati l>ore dote ou or about dollars Good News from l,cnii«j lvnnfa.-‘ .slrr.and thfriy eight cents for principal March -«t «vi that raid wlU lira been lost Bunday ! cured an alecs* iu a man’s «ye thereof and interest thereon No proceedings last with Dr. O. JTielM Brown’s Stau-Jard HitIm! at law or n equity have been instituted to repetition srt forth that tbe same may be oatabOintment, which ni.s physician said mnst re­ .k!J7 V”* {‘» probate a» rhe last wttl COwBL"M1? \uin "»•»«». “r Any part thereof. Notice Is hereby given, that by virtue of the moved with the knife.” (’him B 1 i-.N-rrvi’-i. and tewl ament of said deceased and that decras power of rale contained in raid mortgage, amt Franklintown. York Go., Pa.. June ‘-T. Ml. et. nwj tie decreed fo have rf|«d trsinte in pnrsuatweofthestatate iu such case made ltJ-n<'Tx"l’on ’JU* ”<at Monday the m ■ rwl —1 -k. ■ NOTICE Frill HEARING CLAIMS. day of xocrmbrr, A.D.. i»m at ten o'clock in .................................... .. ,,,^ ,1 ,,,,;,u, State of Mirhlgan, County of Hwry-s*. , foteuoou. be rattened for the hearing ot raid il.rLiyUI be *,Id “ Publlc raudire to Nottea Is hereby give*. Gist by an onlrr of brl”' M bw ot «•»«* <te' ■ hen^' highest bidder, at tbe north front door of ceased and all other peirrons luterested tn raid the rourt bouse. In the city ol Haattags. Barn­ the Probate Couit for tbr Coutotr of Barn' are required to niuxoir at a raindou ot county. Michigan, that being Hie plane nt hold- made on the 2»tb day ot October. A. D. six months from that date were sllo«c:i "r *ald court, torn to he hidden at the Probate nfIt g the Circuit Court for raid county.l on t.‘u<how r-laS’ i'ry “X h**0*^’ l,‘•*1,1 roimty. and arrt dav of January. A. 1). IMe. at to o'clock of creditors lo present their claims apiimd tn.«he LShK: Jany ,l,orB !*•whr ’h,s prow rn the forenoon nf raid day. m satisfy tbe mount estate of Dora B urehett. Isle of said couti:;. dwea-ed. and lhai all cordll>>n<>i •hr1'1 d*" “‘’“Tt ■ ne pell-loner may lH>; tw* granted. Ano it Is are required to present tm-ir dabn* t-' ja.u further ordered, thitf raid p-tttlntier give nntire Probat*’ Court, nt the Probate ofilce. In tie City •“,1 of Hastings, tor oxBUtlaatlou Md allowatire. < n pendo ry of raid fwttHon and tho hearliw or before the ZNh dsy of Am it rext. eating » ropy of this order to taDated October 37th. t« 1. and that such claims will be heard befcre said PubflshM in the H allng* Baxnku. a n*w»WtIJ.IAM J. STUART. n:llM-r tir.nU.l ane ... „_ r... . eoart. oo Timrsday. the »nh davof .lauuan LorALE.«KjraeFKW( and oo Thursuar, the rtth day ot Apnl — , . . CBAULKS M. Wbavku. next, at ten o'clock in the forenoon of each of Chas, W Aiuwritoira. Dated*HastIngs, October f «h. A D. WL hTL'ART. * Kmapvkx, ' CltAF. w. AMMSTHONG. Judge ot Probate, Dr. 0. ?. Brewa’s H Otai �tAHM AND FARMER, ft'Synopsis of the Report ol Secretary Rusk. ROSY OUTLOOK TOR THE GRARGER. §lrtAW01W£wt>rf;E ■Was rtev«r (JlElg^Nft^AUS <»r the Middiemani-Bugm. i-tmiucUon— Doubtful About ttalumaklng—Other ?ous Prostration, ■■ ■-<,Sick and Norvoua Headache, . Dixxinesa, Morbid FeankBot \. -v\.us illnefifl,Conl.-.t-ria. Fits St. Vitus Dance, i.ibit, I hunkenness, vt are cured Mile.-i’ Restorative Nervine. It contain anv opiates. Trial botfine hooka FREE at druggists, - Medical Con Elkhart, Indiana. TK1A Ik BOTTLE I'UEE. !.! by W. H. Goodyear, Kiiica::: ft Sagisaw TIMETABLE. run ft? Uiv convenience IU -it. i Manager. ir ehUtlrvu a knowledge ■vrltins. telegFOR THEM ir-c address A. OQU KDAL. PALIS, 1878. W. Baker & Co.’s Breakfast Cocoa from which the excess of oil has been removed, is Absolutely Pure and it is Soluble, No Chemicals --e used in its preparation.% Itfhas t!<".n three time* the strength of Cocoa mixed with Jitarch, Arrowroot ' r Sugar, and is therefore far more i-conomical, costing Uss than one cent a c>'.p. It is delicious, nourishing, strengthening, easily digested, i d admirably adapted for invalids . well as for persons in health. Sold by Grocers everywhere. W. BAKER & CO., Dorchester, Mm. NOTte E FOR HEARING CLAIMS. of Mi'-.hlgati. County «t Barry,-**.’ . t ice ia hereby given, that bv an order of tho ife conn tor the County <-C Harry, made on o-h tfay <>( October. A. I). INM ,»lx motilbs rb^tdhte were allowed tor creditors to t tl>-lr claim- against ’hr estate of Sevilla im-. late of raid county, tleceauMf. and tnal al; .-rrs.ltors f -uud deceased ar-required topre••“nt >heiretalk*stu said Probate court nt the Fro'tate ..ffi-x In (he City of Ha-tb-gs. for examum'Iou and allow fucc, <>n nr before the foor.teen-h (Htn) <iay ot April next, and that such claim* will t-e heard before tokl court <>u Tburs<tay. the fourteen th tilth) day <>f Jannary and on TlmfMiav. the fourtcenrh (Hlhj day of April next, ar to o'clock In tbe forenoon of each of o*e days. Dated October tth, A. D. l»i. FROBATE order. fiHi'ttv of Harry, hnldcn at tbr Probate Office, lathe Cltv of Hastings, in said county, on Weduestlav, the tlh day of November. In tbe yttarone 'boiMaxid eight hundred and ninety one. . Present. Charles W. Armstrong, Judge of Probate. lu the matter of the estate ot John German, dei-n.wd. , ' >:i reAitbiR nn«l filing the petition, duly veri­ fied. sit Amerila German, widow of said de>-ra«-<1. praying Hint a certain instrument now on file in this court parportliig to be tbe last will and t -tatn'-nt at said deceased may be admitted to probate and that administration uf said e«*u- mty ii- granted to said peiliiouer or some oilier suitable je-rson. . • Tia-reiHbiu it is oraere J. that Wednesday, the •-•■I tey ot !»ecen»ber. A. i». !•*». »t ten o clock intiis-'on-.i.Min be ivuUnctl for t be hearing ct said Pet! Imi. and (hat the heirs at law of said de­ ceased aud all other peraobfl Interested In aald estate, an- required w appear sit a Mm*Iou of -aid Court, then to !*• tiohten at Die Probate Office m the CKv of Hastings, in .said county, aud show eau-te. It any there be. wbj tbe praji’te Y( tbe petitioner may not be granted. And II is further ordered, that said petitioner give u<» ire to the Jieroutui lutenwted in "Aid estate, of the (•enileecy ot said petition »•■<! the beariuc thereof, bv causing a eopv ot Ch'S order tn be published in the Hn.il-m- B »*»««. * per printed an J eirruUl'-d m said County oi *“??? pirtnw ‘'■'llod eomoUUon on both ridw. mu! tho two lovira admiuumtrod it to each otlier Tbov wp. «tang i„ th, t.m!|ra,oreVSS Ivxm or mlwn, ...j the brealb ol tair .- ---vrciary husk bag present Hl (o-tbe prv<M«nt hh annual report a* aecre-nry ,,f agriculture. cnwlty ot every Mrl; it lou l»rn erwUe- The rep >H ojwn. with a. geu< r.il exprerriua wdl ™Ron<d divan •UyaecnnudMiag tor htmdnrt, ot ye.ni- of wngratulauon ujamthb outlook for agriprotected from the room by th. piano ?nd rnll> nU*"sf,,:> t« the .-preially no“ T? ? L 11'“ ChM-temmroe bnem tlccabk- n-nt-are regurding the crop value- of ^tora*«kv,e™1’ " mle ““ lisht it. certainly Fnuici, 1 m!<M to it,‘ anj he prtwntyrar. They ayr .u.teimd wrabm sky, bow golden with the ertSkills ft at the Henry of .yvMreanJ L..ui:Uhe Orest. 2‘fr -tnir,*<‘i'“'’ <,f tog sun, came Kftly through the Mtwleon doubled it, f mupect. but no •ecretary estimate* the probable iuercaae In ’iNUl'at w t°f "“T‘cu,t“r’11 Products for 1N(»| over taurapurent stlken window sba.l,w. Thev cue know, or ever will kuuw certainly mwi at not lew. than ••,<«). rfn’ »n'l Voi=“?ion.U!”’U the 'kta.W Exports of (tic. Granger Product*. by whom or how it w.ra contributed to Bill, and both their heads went upon itTta-snS'G.r tbing .bout it i« that it CXl*rt’ •‘“d‘“Port-of Wi­ Koppels arm was wtrnd Olwaniak L .l.l,r?d'4Ct''' ^"rtari Ktuk states that not.andtbe hand of tBat annS “ •iraul-l Imve b,en p,w.j lltong „ BKOnjt U‘v flnt tkrw? ,u,,n’hsnf the prvMmt flsheirloom from nd.-r to ruler ot Krutira«u ) ear our exports iu c.-rools alone haveagitU r K1*'1, „B<turaiu- Ms t wo only o ■e»:ate<t In value over g7C,(n»,UMi, adding that ragwtle.1 M . private Intte Koppelsbps would come in con­ IreMure, though ot eounw It .boubl toe indication* now are that tho aalew abroad tact with a white and alluring region <-r Utoaurplura from our farm* will duriozthe here Iwlouged to ll>»n.Uon-lt tr...-.»u.-v present j ear largely exceed throe of any prerlJnst.lxaieaUi Olympia's ear: but if she got s. this ™ eouU be Mid to helm* Hi tni'KtJkf “'rtw* thc hy rome $>,s!’™.. W tan‘!"K Mwanl him at “M.ynooy except the original Inri. ri bX‘?p,,r1’of *F1, u”Br;J I-nriucts “^"l own-era ta nZSl,*** -"'■’“Pl-.-n 'Vhen th.. Pren'.h Itev-taion Inriug the flr-t ten mouth* under the present — *>vvM«uuuhoccurred iK&SESU’lXSf.“”,iriud J“'“« tn conversation, it wks no long-r th- the 1......... queen hid the treasure, mid when place under her ear, but her mouth ri»e was condemned to th • guiHotioe she A Fact Ha Emphasise*. KemxdVanTH nt° lhe Projdmi‘y ----------------------- beBut he ehtphasixM the fact that tbe Incn u told the Hecret to~.ueuue some unowaorn whomBfu she bew'ifincl largely to article. t»4 rompetiag S. , wraufiument was con- I hevwl die could trust, hi order that it with home ■ products, such as Hiignr, tea. coffee, SIX wonW think, to «nW be available f r bringing back etc. ar the same time he state* that tbe aatlsfy even two Battery two lover,; L -V.-f-d- but link tliev had1 tIl.'.lw __ r. .. _ ­ their.1.... dynasty a... to _power after the revolu ‘••‘"Chwko.l tho Importation hnproved oy.m n,„a this by a system ot tion had ended. This confidant must of products which may be produced al home. ln kd-acco from BK.lumD signals which could be felt. but not see,. have betrayed his trust. At anv rate . to frt twvtii; a failing off in foreign barley of WhemwKepiBlwanurt Olympia to lk.napart.- got hob! ot the treasure not nearly SWKutu; fn egg*. $ljS»,(i»; In hontca turn her face toward him bo pr™«sl the long after. Louis Philipp© never could ", teidUK off <>f nearly «l.MiMOi. and n gradual tluclinuiu the Imports of all livestock. hand that has alnsady been lueaUonwl get trace of it, and Louis Napoleon, to Wants a Duly on Hide*. aa held m his, aud bo did this so fre­ whom tbe secret was imparted, entered lie says that free .hides have reduced the quently that it might have l.«n regard­ into passearion ns tho rightful heir after price of that i-ounnodity, and asks that tbe ed as a reflection upon Olympia's profile, the coup d’etat. He looked Upon it. as duty lie Ituprac i wherever equal concessions only her profile was too rariShingiv probably all his predi-cesanra had, ns a have nut l.rcti granted to ub; felicitates the conrttry on the <-|»ening of foreign markets to beautiful to be liable to reflection ex­ power in reserve, not to be u*ed except our pork, and thanks the president for Ute cept in a mirror. Ravishing though it in case of need. But he knew from ex­ efforts in that dlrwtlon. without which it waa, however, tho full fact- was not perience how uncertain things are in would not hare been done; on largo* on the thereby prevented from being more b rance, and. when he saw a, war with perfect »y»t.-m of. cattle ipspection now in vogue, and urges the inspection system for all lovely still; not because it -morenearly Germany ahead, leading possibly to a articles of food; declares that the government apprtMiched claxsieal perfection, but be­ grand upheaval of all Europe, he re­ ha* ummI all reasonable effort* to prevent tbe cause it t-urriml with it the glance of her solved tn send the treason.- for safe keep­ export «»f dlereard cattle, and that tbpe efforts have la-en proved cuccesaful. where instances dark, deep gazing eyes, aud tho full ing u> America.* Then, if France came of complaint, principally In Euglaml. Lave been curve-of her mouth, and tho faint fra- out —______ .... for it back; In-.-ts-t igut**! it having been shown every time ahead,____________ lie could___ trend that the complaint wa, groundlcw. grance of her breath. Either way, it ij l*Qt but !if jif he were worsted he could himComplain, of British InJuMlce. was a choice of feliotios for Keppel, who I ee lf c — - here, ----- - — C *either '.;U. plot for a lv eelf Clime and re-The above facta, he rays. Justify-the strong­ c«»ujd nut have been better off unless he , turn i»owvrorj»ttle down permnnent- est protest ngulu>t the .ystetn of itiBpection hrvl had both the full face and the profile ly»circumstancao might determine, now maintained In England, which cause* our raisers much trouble as;d expense, ia at thc- same time; and a casuist might f An,l t-hi* is where I appear in, the story.” cattle e.rbltrary and ueeln-s. and an evidence of unhave called even that in question. “Well, 1 ,-un glad of that," remarked fricndllnra*., He pro|>o*m that uulea* England “But,” said K<p-|H--i. after a while, “d-> ■ °lympia. “1 was afraid you had for- ix-om-,* to infarct- this unfriendly and unjust inspvctiun the I'nitcd Htatcr enforce the law­ you remember everything that happens gotten younwlf.” now suspended a* a matter of friendship to to you while you are in the trnncey' ; Keppel related the story of his cscajw foreign governments—excluding all Jureign “Nothing that my body does,” rfj- • from the railway wreck and Bubaequent live animal* from this country, a.* w<? have a said, “but I remember what my mind j adventuros, to all of which Olympia better riul't to exclude English animals than Eng!.-uni haH to exclude our*. docs and seefi. I'seeotbcr minds, though l listened with wide open eyes and diliJ don't always know whom they belong ( gent < are. He went on to tell her how HOME PRODUCTION OF SUGAHto. Some are beantiful, like lovely land- ■ he had made the journey to France, and ampes; some are dreary aud barren: fI had there porcbaw-d purchas'd theestateofM.de the estate of M. de Confidant That We shall Soon-Make All some are all darkness and honur. 1 mw Lisle, Lisi.-, an aged monarchist, who was the Thv aegretary devotra a panu.'raph to the such a one the other nicht—tho saui- • last of his family, and who had died middleman, nod the extent to which he in ena­ night that I discovered that you aud the within ' ’ a couple of weeks of the making bled by variana ci>nd!tl<<tu>, capeelaHy prvvah-nt in America. toaMbrb alarm? pruportbn Count de Lisle were lhe fame person. of the bargain. Keppel hail adopted tbe af the pri, --- paid by the consumer 0>r farm There w;is a hidden place iu it, like a Dame of his new jxusesBions, and had product*, thus unduly limiting the proflta of cave, with branchus and^ thistles grow- .. gone td Paris and found incaus to get the farmer. Admitting tbr difficulty of rcmeing before the mouth of it, and ugly 1 pres.-nt»-d presented to N Napoleon. Circumstances dyinp this evil, he points out that a partial remedy. to provide which is (hi- duty of Ids birds flapping in and out I knew that enabled r .............. him tu> see a great deal of the department, I* to keep the fanner fully In­ there was a dead body in that and I emperor; the latter conceived singular formed in r-wird to the market value® of hia 1 was afraid that 1 should have to go iu confidence iu him. aifd even, toward the waive. Thia wtU at least save him from the aud pull it-uut. but just as I was at the end, an affection fur him. At length, penalty of Ignnraare and tbe uiiM-rtipulmu creed of trader*, and he concludes by stating entrance it all faded away and 1 seemed when all was lost nt Sedan, Keppel told that it U Ills ,-nrnest desire and intention to to fall through a deep space, where 1 the emperor the story of the treasure- extend the work In thft direction until every everything was still and dim. When it and offered to restore it to him. and aid farmer in the country may know, before be markets his gwxls, Ju«t what their value is In i him in his escape to America. Napoleon the nearest market. ended I was in my bed here at home.” . “We will have no mure of this,” said had luvitated for a momcflit,. but .then l*ro<luctL>n of Onr Own .'near He congratulates the country upon the eucbe. “It is not right that you should be shook Ins head. “That treasure,” be attctid.ing the practical application nt the inade liable to snch experiences. And if , said, “has l>een the curse <if France fur departni'-ut experimental station in Kansas of there even were need for it, it ia jtassel near a thousand years. Dis.istcr ful- thofljp hoi proceafl perfected lu the luborr.tory now. I know all I require to know, and lowed every French ruler who had to do if thr'drimrtment last year for tin* extraction of Dow that we have met, 1 don’t care for with it—disaster |ienonal. if not .iteo au^nr from vnnrhum. Tin- practte.il testa have anything else—not even to punish tbe nubile. My uncle died in St. Helena; I n- dlzcd id! th'- antidpatiims formvd’in the laboratory, and the Mist of th*- j.n»-c> • i, fount! a brokt-n l.wil/im man, .ran., dying of nn irwn-*xYiL, am a an iocarable In Im- bo trifling nit to la- prnctieally insignlfl“Yes, love makes up for everything, dweasc. I will not transmit the cane tu cant. “There seams to be no reason." be says, '•why we sflonid not thcryfon- look forward doesn't it?” returned she, “but the guilty my non, who ns yot knows nothing of with ronfldence to the day when the punish themselvee. All the vengeance tho secret Keep the jewels youraelf, 'Hipaidby Americans to foreign producers in tbe world could not bring us nearer and I hope that in your ownersidp thev for *ugar> should l« turt:r<l into ^he poektHa of , may begin to do good itL-rtead of harm. Gnr own people.” together.” Transfer of the Weather Ilnresu. 1am g)ad that I can die with that load “There is only one thing that maktti In all our . efforts towards diversifying onr trope, cliiMpik- condition- must play an imme wish that justice might be done,” Sff my hoaxtr xirtant part, and In till* connection he declares "Poor old man!" «oid Olympia Ejinpnsaid Keppel, after a pause. “I have al* ite conviction of the importance and value to w.nvs wished that tho world should know tbeticidly. “And, after all, how unreal agricultural interests of the transfer to hia de­ that I was innocent. Now Hint I am no 1 r.uch treasure is.' If it h.-al been in housefl partment of the weather bureau, a transfer longer disguised from you, I’wish not to i nr lands or industries, or even in bonds which has. he finds. »*en generally received great sattefacyon: hi- Instances tbe great be disguised nt all. And I doubt if I or gold, it would hare been something with Increase sinartbe trans.rr in signa! Malkins— c.an maintain my mask ns easily as I real and reaaonabl»K bat jewels are only 5T> to lJXI>-sn<l of voluntary' observers from beantiful; tb«ir value is an imagination. I.R0 to 2dm. Flans Lave been agreed upon have done hitherto. I shall continually be speaking in my old voice, and acting It they wot.! to l» thrown into the pea and undertaken with n view to enlarging and extending the work of the buraan especially in in my old way. It has all come back to no <me would lose anything. It is wrong aid of the agricultural Interests. . tluxt beauty should havs a money value. Inspection of Animal Food Product*. me so strongly that I no longer sue myDiamonds and pearls should be given for Secretary Husk devotes considerable space B?If or think of tnymlf m &e Count do love, not bought and sold. Perhaps that to a r< view of the vtork of tbe bure*i of anlmtd industry . Pletfro-pneumonla lie regards LiHlp-" » Ls the explanation of the curse!” as quite under control and limited in territory • “We will not live here.”sau-Olympia. “I dan; say it ia—If a curse there be," lo two or three counties on Long island and in “We could go to New Zealand or Peru New Jersey, over which a thorough quaran­ said Keppel., or Asia, where no one knows us or can After a jmuisc she snid, “You love mo tine is oxrrclse.1. He earnestly recommends Increased tipjiropriatioas to extend meat in­ reach us. You arc my country, tbe more than anything, don't you?' spection to oil applk-aute. “The benefits, he only one I care to five in. Let ns disap­ “Murothan anything and everything.” says, “which have already accrued by the pear. like the fairies!” “If we find that the money keeps us opening up of the foreign markets to pork “Riches can buy most things, but the gpart wo will got rid of it, for it will not prodneta, tho Increased demand for bevf prod­ ucts. and the eatabUahmcnt of their reputation more riches you have the less can you be worth keeping on such condition; but for wlidlawmrnewi and soundness in tho mar­ boy Bcclnsion. We CMi't raoBpe lbw if • * • Ahr kets of the world, together with the protection way. Wherever we went we should find She broke off with a shudder and a wldch this inspection furnishes to our own eoMnmcrs, amply Justify a,liberal approprtacontraction of the nerves; sho caught “We might give tb» money •") ' Koppel’s arm in her hands and moved ** OT the rainfall cxperimi-ita he states briefly OlympUragge-teJ. “Yon eonld bnM closer to him. that they have been made, but that as regards prodm lion of rain he has nc> date yet at endow youreehool of «rt, .nd .few “What is the matter, love? he ex­ the hand which would Justify him tn expressing thing, like tluU. Mid then we wtrald go claimed. “What frightened you?" any conclusion* on the subject. OT adultcra‘off, like good people when they die, Mid “That regn—Garcia!” site whispered. .. _ . t_ Mcminn- *avK tht-re is a great mra we Aonld certainly go to heaven. «• long “Garcia! He is not bom Besides. <ImU. Ksjiecuuiy large percentage of the bean and ths u we rtMd together. Then the■ ««- what can he" — groundlM-ti<-lr being artificial. paper people would ,t»y bdund with the "He is near—somswlxTS—in tbs .tract, being Imported. This he wants prohibited. He beUevewthls country capable of perhspi I fed Mm- Ahr She sbu.l. umre agricultural prodnete. and to that end rec ^''V^U, perhaps we will," said Keppel Scru!.a 1 UH her diversification ot cropa Kcpi'-I drew aside ths win ! '* sb.de mmdngly. “To hare wealth l. y.md » Itetnark* In <:.>nclu«t»n certain point i« only to undertake th, and Idokcd in the street. On tin.- corner. Hr dors wltba bUtcmentof hir polic) in the dr^nA which hand wifi be to bdp labor of Uring the Uvea of ton or a thon- »bont thirty yard, distMit. lie rerosthe fanner dttpnw of bi" rurpln?. to the best »nd meu. a, well M your own. Ion aired the fenre of Osrci. mre.nnj up advantage, encourage the |.rodnction in this may, if you are wi» «>d good enough tho street. Ho most hsve pM«;l the country of what we rownw. ,b5*“* Sh* prodnee more concentrated and vtably house at tho niotnont of Olympias im- nartment into rio-r rrbulom* with the farmer, M.jdrc him with it. ability «<• aerro him. braeGcial effect, than a promuwuOM preMon. She wre now calm sgMn. and to continually extend the department . oj crowd would, but in tbe long nm l,n”te ••perhaps it wm enV n coincidence, tortmltlcs for valuable work, so “S* mountains of money do more barm than said Keppel to himo-'lL But the epr ti-iallv reach a plane ot ueefulnew comnien good. Yon can giro away as much a, rede hiul startled him. and her did not .urate with tbe « those who labored w> tong anh * * yon like, only I must keep a million or raise It to Its present official digu.tj. lorret u cojrnxugt, two to buy your bonnets with. An ----------. — “Where did you get so money. SAN Francisco, Nov. 9-Charles R KeppeE- inquire.! Olympia. «tiers Vest. ■ wealthy lumber denier from Iowa didihcome from? IMwmed natural that The comMnatton el Ingirdlcoti found In the Count de Lisle should haw it. but <r«r‘» Pills renders U>< in tonic and curative M .hot and fatally wounded M* Brooklyn hotel Saturday, and then that you should bars it ia different; it is »H1 a* e tbartle For this rcaaon they an- the >ly recover. ted mcdlvlne for people of costive hiblt, a­ w-rir. h. -»> ,hh wife’s refusal Him bartag it myselff cause of the shooting was r they n-Morv the natural action et the bowel* “U saw from th. treasure houses er jer. , to live with him any longer. wlibiKit debiUUUnc. ( cam* toiler ken, And now tfypoygli before N.KfAIRBANK&CO. SkhtaQai/s^ QiUS(k CASTORIA for Infants and Children, ‘•Castoria j so well adapted to children that | • «•----------- ■— ----------------- -— I I XU 8c. Oxford BL, Brooklyn, N. Y. I Castoria cures CoUc. Onartipttloa. Sour •tomaefa, Diarrhoea; Krootattoa. KIDs Worms, gives sloqp, and premoi Without injurious cxodkaxloa. A CITY LUXURY. Just as the dty looks to the country for most of the luxuries used or. its tables, so the country must turn to the dty for those conven­ iences which are justly termed luxuries for the hard-working house­ wife. Qty housekeepers have learned to realize that to save time is to lengthen life. is one of the best known city luxuries and each time a cake is used an hour is saved. On floors, tables and painted work it acts like a charm. For scouring pots, pans and metals it has no equal IF YOUR STOREKEEPER DOES NOT KEEP IT YOU SHOULD INSIST UPON His DOING SO, as it always gi es satisfaction and its immense sale all over the United States makes it an almost necessary article to any well-supplied store. Everything shines after its use, and even the children delight in using it in their attempts to help around the house. ’’ SMOKE Eb. 70WER J NO. 35. ALWAYS THE SArtE J“ ALWAYS THE BEST 5C CIGAR IN THE PROBATE ORDER. State of Michigan.noniitv of B. rry,—as. - At a scmIou <>f tiie Fn-liat*- < vurt fnr the I County of Barry, bolden at the Ib-voate Ofttee in the envoi lla-itlhc*. In said county, on Tues­ day, the sixth dav of OctdiMr In tke year one thousand eight htii.drcd am!’ nlm iy-one. n Present. Chalks W. Armstroi g, Judgi- of Probate. . in the natter of the estate of Sarah Jaue, R< d< y. d' C< r‘«<l. ai d ol determining Woo are or «■ re the bt-ln-at tew at raid ucr-eased. On reading and filit.g Hie petit mi duly veri­ fied, ol Jame* A. Seeley, praying for reasons therein Btatt <*. that an order or decree lx- mad In tht* court, dele-tniuiuit wlrn are <>r were rhe helra at law of raid Jennie J. Seeley, drcea-ed aud entitled tn inherit raid rttate and their ,r e BfwcUve rights therein. Thereupon It Ls ordered, that Friday the 13th day of November A. D. teat, at ten o'clock in tbe forenoon, be aniimet! for the hearing of । sold petition, and that the heir* a> law of raid deceased and all other itersons Interv-*--* I said eitatekare required to npfiear al a of said court, then to be bolucn at the I Office In the eUy of Hasting*. In raid eou show cause. If any there b«, why tbe pi the petitioner may not be granted. And It is further ordered. Thai said pel ii inner give notloe GILLASP1E, thereof, by eaus'.ug a copy of this order to b« published In the Uaxnkm. a newspper printed and circulated lu said county Barry', once In each week fnr Hu eesuccev* weeks previous to said day of lie>.rlng. Chahlks w. Armstrong (Atruecopv.) Judge of .Prot-0, Corner of Court and Jeffrrson St. Ke<T^fionrrad, botm meal, ground orster-ahoU, egg food for fowls. Also a general stock ol groceries Good goods. Low prices. !nir’KKV<NOe»»UB«?,ITl*S* Hastings City Bank, Hastings, - - Mich. . CAPITAL S75.OOO.On_. SURPLUS M.000.00. ....... 1 ........... ... incorporated undtr the laws of the State of Michigan. Open for business Dec. IB. 1W6‘ officers: 0. G. Robinson. President: Chester Messer. Vice. Pres. D. W. Reynolds Cashier DHAiCTOBS: Dan W. Reynolds, W. H. Powers. D. G. Robinson, R R- Messer. . John Carvetb. Chester Messer, Interest raid ab tbne deposits ^nd a genera! Bankill* Business Thuibmci^o. NOTICE OF COMMU^IONERS ON CLAIMSSUtc of Mlebtean. Cmmty ot ‘ :,rnf*«• ■ Estate of Alice H. F-iM.m. d-<-<-ased. We the under-tene-l hiving been appointed ^',1;; m- “rliAuwS. ‘m" KS.. u,» «'"> - .'IHFt’i'irS. M M(SJv W. L. DOUGLAS S3 SHOE ccNfe&itH, ■ THE BI ST S H 01 ■ TW WMLO f« w Imported tt»oro which ror.r v „ swt Bame rr-'te M CW rn SO flirt- cm who want a *h>* «£ QH -I.', and « »3« an> very ‘ hive Bhcn tbgnn Boys’ on their merit*, r« 1 Woolley & Broison, n*R?«.K O"' 1 KA. FOLLX., 1 �CROWD. = PUSH. = JAM. OUR - GREAT - REMOVAL - SALE A Howling Success! Crowded Store! Delighted Customers! Tired Clerks! A Happy Proprietor. Goods Going Out by the Wagon Loads to Nearly Every Home in Barry County, is what inspires us to renewed e orts to please our constantly increasing trade. This Week We Will Make Special Inducements to Patrons of Our CLOTHING DEPARTMENT. READ OUR CUT PRICES ON DRY GOODS. ■ Jackson Waists, 90c. • Coraline Corsets, 90c. t Duplex Corse's, 90c. American Prints, per yd................................................................... ..4c Yard wdde Sheeting, per yd4^c Best Standard Prints, per yd4^c Indigo Prints, best made, per yd5c Ladies’ Handkerchiefs2c Slater’s Glove-Finish Cambrics3%c J. & P. Coats’ Spool Cotton, best made4c Barbour’s Spo^i Linen8c Belding Bros.’ 50 yd. Silk4c Balls Corsets, 90c. 2 sheets Wadding, 5c. Belding Bros.’ 100 yd. Silk'■............................................................ 8c Belding Bros.’ Twist, 3 spools 5c Belding Bros.’ Emb. Silk, 15 spools10c Goff’s Braid, a roll 0c Ginghams, per yd..................................................... 5c Silesia, per yd .................................................................................... 10c Batting, a roll ................................................................................... 5c Dress Drill, per yd 8c Milward’s Needles,, a paper 5c ---- Y. HOGJL.E,....................... ... ..... . ..... .. LEADER IN DRY GOODS AND CLOAKS. IN FIFTEEN STATES, j bJ from SjlKh to 12,000 plurality. Ro­ ------| turns are not complete enough to give ba. Bo* the Two Great Fartle* Fared at tho j Alliance vote, but it seems to have been Hindi of the Sovereign*. 1 | surprisingly small. Chicago, Nov. 9.—Elections of more or leas national interest were held in fifteen OUR LEGATION AT SANTIAGO. states Tuesday last. The most important Were those iu New York. Ohio. Massa­ Guarded by Both Cavalry and Follce— Muntt Says a Good Word for Kgan. chusetts, Iowa and Pennsylvania In Valparaiso, Nov. 9.—The Untied State* New York Roswell P. Flower was elected governor by a plurality of 43,000, tho legation ia being watched by tbe secret ’'feature of the voting being the loss of police. A bedy of cavalry is also stationed vote* by Fasaett, tbe Republican nomi­ near the legation, thus preventing any President-elect ' Montt, nee, in the state “above the Harlem.* demonstration. The legislature is claimed by both parties, i reelring a delegation from the Santiago mass-meeting, said that ho fully appreci­ and it will require the official count to determine just how it stands. New York ated the gtinorons und patriotic sentiments I of tho young men of Santiago, aud ot the City gave Flower 68,000 plurality. Two at large, but at the same time be congressmen were elected—Bqurkc Cock- | people wm impelled to state that the junta bad ran to fill the place of General Spinola, deceased, and N M. Curtis to succeed a < no further information relating to the Republican in the Twenty-second district; i plot than that published in certain pa­ no gain for either parry. The b*sues were pers DOran't Believe the Plot Story. mixed, principally, however, Tammany In regard to tbe charge that the United and the World’s fair, the Republicans denouncing Tammany and the Democrats States legation sheltered refugees who were still engaged in plotting uii-chlef he charging tbe Republicans with letting Chicago get the fair. National Issues knew positively that Minister Egan bad interdicted the sending out of letters by were not entirely neglected, however. refugee* uuieaa th* letter* were subjected Result* In Ohio and Iowa. to inspection. If any such messages had * election in Ohio was a decided vic­ left tbe legation. Admiral Montt added, tor lhe Republicans, the state giving he was sure that it was without the «?n!ey about 21,.TOU plurality over r*.‘.b«lL Th© Isaac in the state was knowledge of Minister Egan, and that if “•‘‘•si almost entirely, the Republican* tbe mailer had been brought before Mr. qP“n ’ng the McKinley bill and opposing Egan he would have caused the prompt 1”* . "r. Tbe legislature will b.‘ Repub- expulsion of the offender from tbe asylum. Montt’* remarks are the strongest sort 16 9th branches over two-thirds. in low Governor Boies was re-elected of evidence that be desires to protect tbe p » pl ality of a little over T.OXI, by legation. ■cwt. U‘u:.ar:l*ana-lvictw. The Issue was Very Proper of Chill. Riaeipallr .rohfbitioo. Tbe legislature is Valparaiso. Nov. 0.—The Chilian gov­ Republican eight over all In the house, ernment is seeking a friendly solution of we Ieoph'» tarty mm Icing elected, and the difficulty with the United States over M Deinotratt have tw« nty fire In tbe the Baltimore sailor* incident. tenata to *, uty.four Republicans and »■ O‘OO Labor; With Governor Boiea EXPERTS ROB A BANK. •he whole Duuocralic state ticket was And Secure >0.000 In Cash Reside* Mots* tlect^d. J ELEC’IONS E ------ ....... MM jonal, both partis* opposing frn silver, ■ »til differing on the protection tseue. Jovemsr Rnnell was re-elec: rd by a reI ’need plurality—to 9.0M In 189’J. He »» like only Democrat elected. Tu* • sgT.atnre fa overwhelmingly RepubI tea, and all \be state ticket except gov­ S srnot | rolled up a majority of < , - ----A UV IMU'J Ulimn!lu to tb. K.publlr.a. .ud WU nxrntaf u lb. Dvu.oer^., who RJV-e tie tphton the dishonesty of Bards•ff, aty treasurer of Philadelphia. Iet*n>* frem Other State*. XarykBd. V.rgiaia and Mississippi all *et»t Democratic Maryland electing * Mveraotby 20,000. Kansas went Repub- perbw 4.100 pltinjl:,. Jer*>y elected a Democratic legbda•ure by owr two-thirds. South Dakota Joky. Republican, eongr^ma^ »cd ihe FFtq Michigan district did like- Calboosia. Mint., Nor. fi—The bank of Caledonia was robbed Wednesday night, a blacksmith shop being entered to secure tbe tools, the vault being next en­ tered and a fine burglar-proof safe blown About fO.OOU In cash was secured beside notes aud othsr papers. The burglars next stole a fine team of horses and a car­ riage belonging to Asa Duprague. tbe bead of tbe bank, and fled toward La­ Crosse. Reports received say that they broke open a safe at Hokah on their way. Sueriff Drewly fans a strong due and with deputise fa in puraait. THE PARNELUTES DEFEATED. Cork. Nov off quietly, thanks to the precaution* of the authorities. Tbe count will not take place until today, but ft fa admitted that tbe major!tv for Fla du. anti-Parnellite, is certainly 1,000 and probably John E. Redmond, tbe Pameliite candidate, sduuts defeat and attributes it to cleri­ cal intimidation. Bleedy KJ x’ut at Idtaerlck. v....^adu wm Rejmbtlttw. and that knives. Six clviham were E W. GREBLE. (Successor to Ira VanValkenbargh.) HAS THE CORRECT STYLES IN Furniture, Draperies and Rugs. North side State street, Hastings, - - Mich. � https://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/418/HastingsBanner_1891-11-19.pdf 41c8db685f53503d37c96c27d1decae0 PDF Text Text 1 Largest Circulation of any paper in the 1 County. Hastings Banner. L- VOL. XXXVI. NO. 29 The best Advertis­ ing medium m Bar­ ry County. HASTINGS, MICH., NOVEMBER 19, 1891. Hastings Banner. ruMUhw Timntenb, KAgTIXGs, MICH. THE -TOWER­ fill Break the Record IN BARGAINS THIS WEEK. Bargains in Boa ’s Clothing. Bargains iiKj'ouths' Clothing. Bargains in Men's Clothing. ' Bargains in Furnishing poods. 'i i.navill save yoj»r fare to Grand Rapids, and- get what you want, what is seasonable, suitable and right., if you buy clothing and furnishing goods at i HUDSON’S Tow Clothing House, GRAND RAPIDS. Halloo, There! Can you give me Hams & VanArman’s? Yes, Hams & Van Arman’s.* "They’ll do the rest. They will give me the best bar­ gains, in the best goods. What—worry? No I never worry a bit: I have dealt with them long enough so I am perfectly satisfied that in Groceries, Crock_ cry, Lamps, China'and Glassware mi 2. w rry the stock that for honest goods and fair prices can’t be beat. ! Hams & Van .Arman’s. All right, send me down ----- ----------Hallo. Central, ordering goods yourself: well, they have enough i ’i wait, . ; • HAMS & VAN ARMAN. Rosenbaum & Speyers. Rosenbaum & Speyers. When iu need of a Ladies’, Misses’ or Child’s CLOAK-: Do not fail to look over our large and well assort­ ed stock. We show / he Largest Line at the Lowest Prices. We can suit you. Please give us a call. ' Respectfully yours, ROSENBAUM &, SPEYERS, KALAMAZOO, MICH., Of water wears away the hard­ est rock, and a similar idea is my excuse for keeping my name and business before you. You may think I am well ad­ vertised'and ought to quit, but so was the last candidate for governor on the labor ticket. Can you name him? MY BUSINESS Is selling watches, clocks, jew­ elry and silverware. I keep the l>est aud choicest stock in Hastings. Prices always the lowest. F. B. PANCOAST. COUNTY NEWS. School begins next Monday with Dorr Stowell at the head. Frank Myers has gone north hunting. Ward Barber made his friends a living visit last week. A saloon can’t live among the good peo­ ple of Woodlaud. Levi Curtis bad a very nice horse die. also Rauda Lipscomb. Abram Alden is putting new siding on his house. Allie and Baby Fuller have returned home after a visit of two weeks with her parents. . Mr. Branch is visiting hb mother In New York. . Hayden Meyers clo- cd a very successful term of school at the Jx-e school house last week and began teaching last Monday at the Brown school house fur the winter. Frank Nash and ’•'rank Short sold their hogs to 1 dike Odessa parties last week. Charles Scare has moved to Saranac where he is working In Mr. Kelley.’* raw mill. The range stove company have struck this vicinity. Frank Nash, also G. Nye purchased one of them. WHOLE NO. 1901 The span of horses sold at auction on tlie streets Saturday, were bought for $44. Hawkins, of Charlotte, who has been spending a couple of weeks with his father in the village, returned home last ducted by the Rev. Mr. Harding, of Prairie­ THE MARKETSville, and a large number of friends and Hasting* relatives attended the remains to the Applra-DrlM. sate. ' grave. Hawer-isojo. ciovrr seen SJ.M34 -.T.. The death of Austin Young oecured on Beaus-Zl.MeZl.M) per bu. the 10th. It is a sad liervaveinent to his Oorn—traxac. The chicken pie social al Mra. Caldwell’s widowed mother, as he was the son on nUre.. UUU, restaurant last Thursday evening was a whom she depended most. Austin had success In ever}’ Way. Proceeds 817, many friends and was universally re­ Lard —to. which will be used to buy wood for the spected. The funeral services took place Lime-SelHupat 90c per bbl; water! ime.ttja M. E. church. per bbl. I at Hastings at the Catholic church. Quite a number from here attended the Oats—sic. perbu. ' Voutor^-.v. per bu. dance at Bowens Mills last Friday evening, Pork-M.H0Mi.00. aud reported a plearant time. Plaster-Selling at M.tB per ton. I School closed at the Hope Center school F. E. Buck, of McCord, was in the vil­ house last Friday. Hsh-Krlllng at per W>1. Timothy Seed-Selling at fl.to per bu. lage last week on business. E. B. Payne has returned home for a Wheat—No LjxMJet JU: red jl Charlie Ihige lias resigned his position few days. Flour—S3 jo per hundred. with M. 8. Keeler, and Wm. Brown, of —aS. Mrs. M. Chandler Is Just recovering , Rye A pples-soatoe. Grand Rapids, taklug his place. Charlie from a short Illness. . Barley—SI 10. made many friends during his short stay •mtona—aootoc. Marshal Bagley, Chas. McDennout and in the village, who regretted to see him Mr. Aldrich have commenced their road ChlckensliveSFic; dressed Sc. depart from here. Job. Aaron Clark nnd family, of Dutton, were The mother of a Jackson boy who had Hattie Hazel has returned home from the guests of John Tarveth and family Kalamazoo to go to school this winter. long desired a drum, sought to impress the Sunday. , _ youthful mind with the efficacy of prayer Alien—(To a young man getting Id* by telling him to pray for a drum. He /iocs soled) Is that all you are going to olteyed the Injunction while she quietly Fay Green has the chickenpox. nave done to them. Clsler—(the voung slipped one In front of him. The good O. M. Bullinger is at Comstock. man spoken to, Nel I am going to have Mrs. L. F. Weaver Is visiting at Cbar- mother was paralyzed, however, as the them •'enlarged. The above conversation lotto. youngster, catching sight of the dru,m. ex­ took place in our Irish shoe shop on Irish Frank Chipman is clerking for C. E. claimed “Where rhe blazes did that drum Corner*. come from’.'” । Goodwin. . The store building lately vacated by Mrs. (■aliicla. of Middleville, Is visiting John Hollman, of Battle Creek, la a John Ackerson ba* been repainted inside, Mrs. Win. Bud. nephew of Samuel H'xigri of tills city. which adds'grcntly to the looks of the B. L. Johnson, of Middleville, sjxit!! Mr. Hodge* attended the foot ball game at building. Sunday hi this village. Battle Creek nnd met his nephew. The Dr. Patrick Evans, of this village, was Mr. and Mrs. C. Ainsworth, of Grand oUfSumlny last united in marriage to Mr*. Rapids, visited at D. W. Smith’s the latter lalter asked him to go get consent for him to come to Albion hunting. The consent L. Hawkins, of Cherlotte. part of the week. was granted, and last Monday be came, Dr. Hanlon and M. Prindle were n( G. F. Truman and wife, of Shelby, are but not alone He met Miss Alice Arm­ Fife lj»ko on business last Thursday. visiting at G. A. Truman's. strong by previous arrangement, and with­ Miss Emma Houghtallng and brother The Lentz Table Co. have their build­ out the consent of her parents or his they । Floyd, who have been visiting their mother, ings completed, and are fast receiving nnd Mr*. Smith, of this village, returned tn getting their new machinery in place, they were <;uirtly married and bare lieeu spend­ ing the early days of ihelr honeymoon in their home at North Haven. Monday. will soon ttf in running order. this city. They have been forgiven at T. C. Winter*, of Grand Rapids, former­ There Is to be an entertainment in elocu­ ly of this place, was in our village the first tion nt the school house Thursday evening, home, however, and relhmed yesterday to the city of adventism and sanitary prlvlof the week. Nov. loth, given by Prof. G. M. Ritchie, leges.—Albion Recorder. . Arthur Crossman Is now acting a* of lensing. "devil” in the Middleville Smi office. The three wells for the water works areIt I* customary for many ladies to put J. Brandstetter received a telegram completed and laying commenced last gasoline In their wash water, to loosen up stating that his son Sam, who went out Friday, which was progressing very rapid­ the dirt, we stippnHe, ,and many accidental west about a year ago. had been shot. ly until the cold-weather came on. have resulted from carelessness In the use The full particulars have not yet been jof the tlnid. I-ast Monday Mrs. Wm. learned. ' DeCocx of this village, bad an experience Mrs. IL E. Combs nud Mrs. W. E. of this kind that she will not soon forgcL Keeler are visiting relatives In Lowell this I Tbe casoline In the water Ignited, the week. Church and Society. flames burning her face in a very painful Ixda Fleming is the guest of her sister. There will be a song service at the manner and making the services of a phyMrs. Eva Forbes, of Grand Rapids, this Methodist church next Sunday evening. siclan necessary.—Grand Ledge Independ- • Additional Local News. There will be union ^thanksgiving ser­ Mrs. Ed. Smith, of Detroit, is' vbiting vices at the Baptist church one week from friend* and relatives In the village. to-day. Rev. Grigsby will deliver -the Dowling. sermon. All denominations Invited. Readlag about the superb nisnngement of a big fire the other day, a certain girl of IL G. Illw and company write home We understand there Is some talk of, they have killed three deer, one Ix-ar and establishing a Catholic school in this city. my acquaintance remarked: “la there any-. thing so grand in man as force? In my es­ one fox. Services at the Presbyterian church timation, those firemen and the chief wbo A. French has finished rawing lumber at Shultz station, and moved back to Bunday, Nov. 22, both 'morning and ao splendidly controlled them are as far su­ perior to tbe dancing youths wi meet at evening. Dowling. parties nnd hops ns meat is r than A shadow social at the grange hallTuesY. P. S. C. E. meet Sunday evening at foam.*’ Put that into your pipe, you cal­ day evening. G o'clock. To be led by Carrie Yutz. low stripling* wbo alm to be lady killers! The remains of Mrs. 'Gregg, of Hastings, Our school opened Monday morning was brought here last Sunday for Inter­ Rev. W. M. Puffer and wife desire to It is not your tennis suits, nor your small with ai*>ut 50 pupils in attendance. ment.. return their thanks for the very generous feet, nor your ability to dance and lead the Cha*. Woodman Is In charge with Miss Walter and May McMannis returned donation given to.them Wednesday niuhL ', german that makes a woman's heart kindle at your approach. Latham as assistant. home last Thursday from Cleveland, Ohio, The W. H. M. society connected with It U your nsqwii^e to an emergency, your A “milliner” social will be given Friday Muy is In very poor health Ifrom the evening at the residence of Mr*. Will effects of typhoid fever, but Walter Is gift- M. E. church, nf this place, will hold its muscle in a tilt against od»l*. your endur­ • next regular monthly meeting at the resl- ance and force that will win the way to Hughes for the benefit of the Epworth ting quite strong. dcnce of Mrs. T. Phillips ou Wednesday teminiue regard. As for me. there is some­ League. Franklin Lawrence and family, of Ohio, afternoon, Nov. 25. Please come early thing pathetic In the sight of a big, hand­ ’-Mrs. C. C. E. Goto left for Sprinfield, have come back tn Baltimore to live. preparrtl to work. some fellow in dancing pumjiaand a Prince HI., last Thursday where she will spend The L. 3. C. will meet nt the home of j Albert coat. I xroald rather nee him swing­ the winter. After n tbne months' illncs* of typhoid | Mrs. Dr. Scribner captured the laurals Mrs. W. R. Cook! Saturday evening. Nov. ing a blacksmith’s hammer or driving a plow through stony furrows if be. fever Irwin Jones is so "far recovered a* to ,■ at M( 21st, with the fmiowiug program: the pansy contest sixrial "Saturday even“original man" was not created to Roh call answered by quotations by The be able to teach. He began school In the i shine in lb€ military schottiscbe or win his Calkins’ distrlcL Monday. »», Busines* was suspended at the barrel favorite author*. laurel* in the berlln. — New York Cor. Chi ­ Ixmdlng Facts of American History— Mr*. Collier has returned from a visit in factory for a few days last week for lack cago Herald. Sabie Beadle. Grund Rapid* and Otsego. of staves. Social Institutions of tin* U. S.—Adda Curl Jone* I* home again otter a some­ A very interesting and pleasant social Booming the Son. what extended trip iu the east. was held by the L. A. S. nt the school Jordan. 1 heard a good story recently of a lawyer Colonial Town Meeting—Allie Cannom. We are glad tn see our old friend E. E. house Saturday evening. and city official, who makes frequent ap­ Adulteration of Food — Mrs. W. J. Woodham* among us again. Ed. I* J. M. Carpenter and wife were called to pearances In the minor courts and who hustling o music class here with good sue- Kalamazoo Saturday, to att'-nd the funeral Holloway. possesses lusty lungs and the power of Critic—Mrs. W. R. Cook. cess. of a relalhe. creating a favorable impression when lay­ Red? Harding is holding a scries of ■ Bradley Thompson is building new sldeThe Hastings W. C. T. Union will meet ing down law points. His father loses no meetings at Milo church. We bear Hint walks around his hotel, nnd making other Tm>day afteruuou. *Ncv. 2»th, at Mr*. opportunity to listen to the son’s eloquence . there Is some little Interest manifested. needed improvements. . Grigsby's. and to advance the family fortunes. Fre­ Lloyd btonu* Is slowly recovering from Doetcr A Brandstelter shipped a carload quently when his son hnn been arguing a a severe ntlick of typhoid fever. • of hogs from here Saturday and one Wedcase be lin* been known to circulate among Mrs. Colwell entertained tbe missionary neftday. On the 10th of December, the ladies of ghe admiring spectators and May: "What a society laat week with 17 ladles in at-1 J. F. Williams and daughter start Fri­ Emmanuel parish will hold their annual strong argu men^!" “ What a line speech I” . day for » week's visit with friends at Sher­ sale of fancy articles at Union hall begin­ "Who is that brilliant young man?” tendance. Mrs. Geo Nelson has gone to Jackson wood and Cassopolis. ’•Who la that rising lawyer?’’ and thus en­ ning at two p. in. We have one man living on Main St. for a visit with relatives and old friends. At C o'clock supper and a pleasing en­ deavor to arouse interest in the scion of The north Pine lake people are pleased who will not bui’d n sidewalk himself nor tertainment will be served up to those who his house. But one day as he was going on in this to have Albert Nichols with them as their allow lt.lo be built by others. He is all desire for 25 etc I right for some of our neighboring towns, । To those not wishing supper an admis­ fashion he was heard by a man who knew teacher again. both father and sou, and thus rebuked Adelbert Norris will teach the young but Delton has no use for him. sion fee of 10 cts. for the entertainment. Gwin A Co. are giving away large quan­ Ideas how to shoot In the Polly district the All articles not sold during the after­ him: "Get along, you old fooll Don’t you tities of enlarged portraits to their custom­ noon and evening will be held over for know your own son? When a father coming winter. Harry Goes is home from the Agricultur­ er*. another year. Come early and thus se­ doesn’t know his own son he must be In a I will lie at Hotel Delton with a fine dis­ cure for yourselves a pleasing choice of senlie condition." it Is needless to add al college. v play of trimmed hats iu the latest styles on the many useful and beautiful articles on that this stopped the blowing of the family horu for the time beipg.—Brooklyn Life, Caritou. Friday and Saturday of each week. Ladle- rale. Mrs. Jay Carpenter and children are I nrv invited to call and inspect goods and visiting friends iu north Carlton and south get prices before purchasing elsewhere^ Following are the rea? estate transfers I During Bishop .Newman’s missi-jsary Mirs. A. H. Lodcuc. Campbell. fur the weekending November 18, 1801,as | trip around the world he spent some time L. B. .Carpenter was in north Carlton taken from the books in the register’s office: I Io India. One day n lot of native pastors Saturday. Isaac Riekeninon- and wife are parents No-iMa A. Durkee to Albert B. Camobeli; were called together to bear the blabop’s Win. William* has returned from the views on the best methods of carrying ou parcel CMlletou north nnd he reports that bis party have of a One daughter. John W. Abbej io Austin F. Bnawli; parcel evangelical work. Natite converts, soJohn Barber, who has ln*en seriously 111 killed three deer. Assyria, floo. John Yarger of Freeport was In this i the past week. Is thought to l>e slowly re­ Flavius reithner to Jas. Perry; tots it and 12 cording to the missionaries, are-apt to think they know Just what to do and are riillllp - art. N Khvllle. UM place last Friday buying hogs for shipment covering, Jaa.N. Winslow to Elizabeth J. Window; Ma perfect ly qualified to get along without ad­ Ixsvi Laubaugh has moved his family I School commences one week from Mon­ seen Baltimore to-Onear Haetlngs, nnd the bouse Is now occu­ Ixm’isa Jrndrv to Wm. Herrington; parrel vice. Bishop Newman began his talk, but day. was constantly interrupted by the- native 82M. Again death came to one more of our pied by S. Anderson, our populsr section Baltimore. Kobert Dawson to Janette Winkleman; n’i lot brethren, who Jumped up oueaftcr another Carltnn friends. This time he claimed boss. No 354. nominal to remark that they thought, this or that Jennie Fisher is quite sick with bilious J. (». Krrchner to Harriett E. Campbell; par­ would be preferable. “Now, look here," Wm. Blakeslee. He was at work In cel Middleville. ItOD. Grand Rapids when a scaffold gave way fever. J. Grant to J. B. Tindall; lots 3 and 4 blk f.r-.dlj exclaimed the bishop, losing his Oliver DePew and daughter*, of Com­ 5. IL and a large smoke stack fell on him, killing Grant’s add cltv.fioopatience a little, “if any o! you think you stock, visited relatives here Friday and A. Hanlon to Mary Moe; parcsl Mlddajvllle, can conduct this meeting better than 1 can him almost instantly. Mrs. Wm. Rowley, who has been visit­ Saturday. ** Marr Moe to Louisa Boom; parcel Middle will you please rise.’’ There was silence Enos Barber seems well ratlslied with ing here for the last few months, returned for a moment ax the Innhop glanced around F«>. the worldand his owu household In partic­ viile. <;. W. Searles to Aaron Clark; pa reel Middle the room. Then four of the brethren to her home iu Dakota Munday. villc, fcjw.__________________ ular, all on account of a 0 pound boy. gravely rose and waited- to be counted.— Thomas Kelly nnd wife, of Hickory —New York Sun. Mfddlvvine. Corners, made a welcome visit here on Prof. Morehead, of Grand Raplda, or­ Produced from the laxative and nutrU I ganized a choral union at this place last Friday last lions Juice of California figs, combined One man who always uses both knife Thursday night, and snereeded in frctifnjg with the medicinal virtues of plants known Gloverdwle. twenty-five members. How's that for a Dr. Harris has at last entered the matri­ to be most beneficial tu the human system, and fork in carrying feed to bis mouth, asked one day by an acquaintance why be acts •gently. on the kidneys, liver and monial state, having wen married at Hus­ starter? The I. O. G. T. organization are Initia­ tings last Saturday evening, to a lady from bowels, effectually cleansing the system, did ao, replied: “I’m a busy man. God baa given me two ting from one to four members nearly dispelling colds and headaches, and curing Detroit. hands. Shall I tet one rest idle while the every meeting of late. Mrs. Amanda Barnes returned home habitual constipation. other Is working? No. I’m all for divi­ Mrs. Maude Pumfrcy was the guest of from her vfalt In Van Buren Co. last sion of labor, i eat my food in half the friends Iu Parmelee Saturday. litnt" ________ Miss Bowie George, of Rockford, called Thursday. W. Oliver has moved into the honse A deiirabh* farm of 100 acres, 9J4 miles upon her young friends the fore jmrt of lately occupied by Wm. Gillasple. cast of Hickory Comers. Mich., good build- theTbe week. inualcalc held at the residence of J. Carvetb last Friday evening was the Best I social evHit of tbe season. About 1501 persons bring present. Will DeGollaaud wife, of Grand Rapids, are guests of her parents for a few days. ThankrgA'Ing one week from to-day. The new bakery is about to open up with everything In tbe line of baked roods. IL W. Kicbfirds WM Id Prairieville on business, Emms Barnes has gone to Milo. Mrs. Amanda Barnes was suddenly call­ ed last Saturday to see her daughter. Mrs. Tack, of Milo, the latter having Just be­ come the mother of a girl weighing three l>ounds and tourtern ounces. The death of Gilbert Titus, eldest son of Edwlu M. Titus. Uiuk place on the 13th. He was greatly Iteloved and respected by all wbo knew him. - The funeral look place on Saturday, the service* were con- l»^ B[,uor. Urr«-r«I Poultry and Wild Game Wanted. On Thursday of each week 1 will receive fat. well-dressed poultry, dressed with heads on and entrails In. also all kinds of wild game, for which 1 will pay the liigh। eat market price In ur trade. L. E. Sta urns, A vegetabla cartridge ahell, which fa en­ tirely consumed In firing, I* now coining taco RW-ml «» i° lb. arov. Tb. tartritee bw b.lf lb. wel«bt at OM . iu.t.1 «h«ll; >b« ro-b U O'!. le». taroontai»»« of re­ soring lt»^ell.lurr“b .bo, I. .roMrel. At prerenl U. rocpo.ltton d^Ibl. noreU, i. g«p« • rerr«.-SU UmU Bre I public. �True Friendship. A POET’S WORKSHOP. Married. THE COLLEGE MAN’S FUTUM. An old seatnno named Peter*, stationed -----The following are the cases disposed of CA8TEL15'B-1U)OBAM.-At lb# Methodist oo one of the United State* cruiser* iu the Tbe Tm«n..rvD Bmwfcln8 Wrofr at the last acssion of court, wmeh closed tmr«Mi*Kr In chi* city bv Itev. W; 11 Faff r North Atlaniic squadron, was a man of tffuab.n. in M xtuhr.,. Jiw 15. T. Castellue. of lUslfwi* luwtisbip Friday afternoon: Thursday, Not. 19, 1891. Mid Deila Ikionun, of HssUun township. rough extertur but of a warm heart. Ite "What a curious piner to People vs. Orrin Dayton, convicted of What, in the growth of higher university r-” Aral *—• thought -----'• ns 1• stood■ nt the dwr of assault and battery. Sentenced to three I)IANOND-KDGER.-At tbe M St bod I it par life, is to become of the undergraduate? warmest corner was reserved for * certain my tensp* Im thU dty hy Hsv. W. if. PnEsr Nov. the same ship, the queer old bouse. walk«l n;?.months at Detroit house of correction. Will be not be made too subordinate a-be ­ yonng " v.itMui with unswerving or fifteen hard stonu I steps, gr.i.. n. Ik-lh.it J. Diamond, of hutlaad aud sappened that an banister to guide myself in the i... . ; People vs. James Culp, plead guilty to ing, in view of the lofty Ideals of tbe uni­ whom Peter* wore » Noucy Edger, uf ItuUaad. larceny. Sentenced to four months at HARUIS-KUHCH.-At tbe Methodiit paraou- versity? Aa a matter of fact, the great constancy- tnw j attending to was soon warmly welctum-l by . tmpractieed lai fa|)| (oot inc Nina Tabaochi ns, pas-fog t ht... Ionia. n:n:il-cT »-snd tbe large significance of the xce in chl« city toy Rev. W. M Falter Nov. IL The donation to Rev: W. M. Puffer net­ David Harris, of Cloverdale sud Amanda some duty in the WX ho WUM unable, kitchen, I was ushered into ti,People va. James Culp ami James Seeley, undergraduate* in every university insure ted over 8110, and was a very pleasant af­ the Kusch, uf Iirtn.lt. — - room. "ScruptllouiJy clean ami !*> „„,t fell t»ll into Into tbeB water • - ----------knVB drowned ». nnd always will Innure tbe closest atten­ ami who plead guilty to breaking Jail. Cases fair socially. continued for sentence. tion to their needs and interests, however to swim he would probably have drowned lintl not an officer sprang after bun and '' ' was tny tiext iinpreifeion, but i.. . r Found, on west Green street, near D. IL tpuch the Ideal of the university grows People vs. Wm. Loveland, plead guilty Name aud Itesideuce Cook’s, a jwir of boy's gloves. Owner can to furnishing liquor to drunkard. Fined Nn upon us, however lofty the more organic gallantly held him up until **si*»«nre This tradle ut “Asolondo’’ vnv . i T. rMtHeln. Hasting* have them by calling at this office and fay­ §10 or 20 days In jail. nnd national pun>oses of our academic enme. A letter from the secretary of the ot the kitchen partitioned off for b.. - • 1,4 « Della Ruurara. “ navy, commending in high terms this lor purpOM*. * gbuot door nu! ing for tills tuitioe. work become. . People vs. Frank Herrick, violating ... 11). J. nisnuNid, Kull.ind w i Nancy Kdgrr. “ Of the proper plnce of the undergraduate heroic action, wa* sent to the brave rescuer , separat ing the two. We think It a dlngraqe that the quiet liquor law. Fined $uo. ... i l»r bsvti* Harris. Cloverdale -------------------------n^., . cotton curtain ,mi/) in the organism of a great .university I and read before the a»ftcmbl«ri ships (I The thin People vs. Geo. Nash, furnishing liquor ’'5 l Aiuauda Kuacii. Detroit •iRiby* aad pea-e of the Sabbath must be broken ' screen , —r r ~ — the ,1.^ tanysterireof ——I— • culinary -' * P have a pretty decided notion, which I company. by the roar of the hunters’ guns. Some­ to minor. Fined 810 or 20 days In jail. Old Peters viewed the jrhole proceeding from tiie-p-J-t ’ * eye, but hi, e*r n...-ihonld like to express tw 1 c I omj . It is this: Took the 20 da> s. thing should lie done to stop IL A NARROW ESCAPE IN RUSSIA. with a feeling uf jealou*y.and. after_broodbeen caught liy occasional *cu:’ . . <.f lu the true university the undergraduate People vs. Win. Slater, violating liquor ought to feel himself a novice tn nn order ing over the matter for some days, he re- . Ing and chopping, and certAii..y i,., M!i Judge Hooker on Thursday sentenced law. Fined the costs in the case $9.60. nf learned servants of the ideal—a novice lleved himself in'the following manner: I could have boiled, no wood cul ! < - Chas. Mann to 10 years at hard labor at Martin L. Sweet vs. John Yargcr. from that adj.u-.-nt • who, if tn turn he be found willing and "Mr. Bradley.” raid he, sibling up to the or iaredae ar Jacktton. and Howe, tht* pick-pocket to replevin. Verdict for defendenL and re­ , worthy, may l« admitted, after his first de­ object of bi* devotion, "that there letter without making it|«-!f distinrtl. three yean at the same Institution. turn of goods and chattels to Yargcr. Krasnoyarsk we n Mriouu trouble gree, to the toils nnd privileges of this order what the secretary wrote, that’s a fine able Such wo* fah study an 1 1,1, Benj. Hewett vs. Stephen Spfingett, Hastings merchants are enjoying a good thing fur a young man tq have. You rtxjin.a multum inparvo, about r It, n*a graduate or, still inter, as a teacher; trade these days, and it can be said truth­ special appeal, settled. but who, on the other hand, if, as will most ought to have one. Mr. Bradley.” "Why, > square. Judgments for plaintiffs for amounts fully that they deserve it on the ground of frequently happen, he Is not for thia call­ ye*. Peter*," said young Bradley, with id* I The fu.to'.....,c furnltnye h. in uf of ihu the gooq good nold lodging claimed with costs were rendered in the enterprise, fair dealing and low firices. h, a* tb-^yli.t ;ing, will bo sent back to the world, en­ pleasant smile, “chat letter is. undoubted- . type-tlmt -thntb, as regard* the style .only,7>>r three cases of Wm. F. Powers. Newman r’’~7hlnu"for proud of, Signora Talmcchi woul u thing for ’««»y any fellow fellow to to- be l»e proud of, 1 Ri*mnn< T»t.uw».i • - -t -n«.t■ toln.r. Lj >•“ riched by his undergraduate years of inter­ ly. to.’»Uito* JfraM 1 don’t nuite «ee mv wav to . B spot or 4 Uirnlsh, a* do some of th : , r Tbe Hastings bnlkllng and loan associa­ A. Fuller and Samuel Campbell vs. Wm. i ’“i course with his fellows, nnd with elder but I'm afraid I don’t quite see my way to , nspot or .1 t4iml*h, as do some of th ... tion Is making a very flattering record, h C. Trego. dun^.b. ,ojd«lr men and progressive scholars. getting one like Iu" . school* of ir । • *_. landladies. There I.-, i.s .,.» !.large has now over 1300 shares taken, has loans Divorces granted In cases of Nellie J. from their .quarter*. ’-U o» “Mr. Bradley," answered Peters, In a -----. pedeftlal .. - a rol clo: h table­ fcou%(J i The ideal academic life, then, is not orround table with of nearly 812.000, and a monthly revvrpie vs. Bert Hager, Emma vs. John W. Lat­ bonne tone, inviting confidence, "U-rnior- cover. iuc.ffen-ive in it* ptitter-i; < n-.- U.f -rp-"-’’!' <«.* gnntzed expressly for him. And yet be row of 8750. timer, Mary vs. Geo. Nash, Harriet L. vs. search. night, sir, I ’ ll be in the main chain*. The ..afire wa- found । will gain by Hie very fact that it is organwas devoted to hi* pttjatre; tin the utlirr ,ninu, ol Sbamarin !zt*d tor higher nlms ami upon more sig­ foftUn with somethin or nuthcr. P’raps luncheon was nerved for his rinter nnd him­ It has l»een MCCMBfully demonstrated In Wm. Olncr, Christian va. Amelia Trometer. nothing of • John E. Chaffie vs. Fred’k L. Dingman.’ except ths two locked trunas ' Calhoun county that peppermint on sandy nificant principles thou ills individual in­ i’ll nxcrdentally fall Into the water. Sich self. A fall length sofa, unconr-' foreclosure. Itecree and order of sale. thing* have happened, ns yer know yer and Peterson. whal j Q iiard, taxes take* up tile the greater. land cau las raised at a nice profit to the . •— j ingiy nuni, greater ;(nrt - >>.1. I tejrsLs directly Involve. It is a mistake to 1011*^ u*«’c Mary E. vs. Nancy Howarth, bill to re­ In reply to * ’be ltec»» lbnl think first of "disciplining” the nndere self. sir. Then, Mr. Bradley, what’s to . wall; a kind uf sideia nr'l grower. Here is a suggestion to Barry strain ejectment suit, and for specific per­ them the Pf°i’r‘etr5 . oounty farmer* who own sandy soil. were tba prop- | gratin ate mind, und then of higher aim- hinder ye from juiupingarter me, like your 1 Qu the chiffooier. b«tw«. the t •-Vi,, wi.r. formance. Tried nnd submitted. be did not know tl wtto had Idemlc pnrpe-es. First let us seek the messmate there? 1 guvs* ye’d have a*good do**, rest* ll»o looking gh-.-. . and half a The hunters evidently do not intend to John H. Dennis va. Lewis B. Bentley, »rtyot :w.»ot HD *i i blm ot lbelr big hot, which is organized scholarship. a chance a* tain’i for one o' them letters , dozen mahogany i:n:dr>, c. let the anticipated cold winter be resfioii- trespass. Tried and submitted. itoppod ,o'VutokVsL Petersburg. Vpon । Then let n> give ample time, teachers from tho secretary." "There’s only one ' and severe hnekAl, but of d <AI sible for the death of many quails. If Bel! Furniture & Novelty Co. vs. Emmett way trom lrku‘\* ‘ .u,c Mequafowoces ! and oversight to the undrrgrnd nates, but difficulty about the plan. Peters," said . complete tby arrungetn*-. there are any of them left to winter over, M. Everts. Bill to enforce against relative being Wke.1 wh kUow.tbut let what we do for them lx? informed by Bradley, preferring a grpve countenance, ' Colored wall- hang : pr.n:.. they will be experts at dodging bird shoL to patent. Settled. were, he replied thnt ntt u d the true university spirit; that is, let u* but Inwardly much amuted; “unfortunate- trstin-* events iu the history of V they usually wento I .fter dinner ly. » you —— mm*, 1 don’t know. hnwn. howto .«m. swim.••” .■ Dog,., nre deporting theni- - v in treat them just as novices preparing to i„ If farmers would compute the loss to im-vt Local Option. Peter*, un turned lietween 11 notice officer* de­ enter tbe higher scholarly life in mw one “'.Shu! i- that all, sir?” returned ... _______ ... ­ . — them uf pour roads, they would be more rouveniiunnl .UBUGrn. attitude*, Uicvnnq the vampiidit•d nrv Owing to the informal nature of the call, —r. - r.:> •1 • ‘ brief a n * u,W t ?2 “ h-d uo or-tere to «-an b I’ll hold j: kneeling,Ibefore the vic. tor*, f of the multitudinous departments of mod­ dismayed; "that ain’t inothin. earnest nnd zealous In the work of im­ as well as to the fact that no effort to se ­ cided thnt a* they bouseoWnet's ern research, nnd let us train them as if yon up till the boat comes. »mcs.” ’ —San Fran 1 p-urrnl impression that hbt-n/ ic.volv— proving them. Nothing to-day is a greater I the personal baugagv . pk;J o( ■ they were all known to be worthy of such cisco Argonaut. drawback to any locality than the wretch­ cure a large attendance had been made, great amount of bowing an-1 ^.-..ping. but a few were preset.t Saturday p. m. at l guest* they would n ‘ COni »nd a calling.—Professor Josiah Royce in Scrib­ ____ _ I Felix ’MuscIm le* in Scribner’ ed highways through IL the meeting to consider the advisability of the trunks, but wool llld „ot ner's. Different Way* of Stopping* Bleeding Cat. ‘ Tbe new time card for the C. K. * S. attempting to secure the prohibition of the A wine merchant said: "My ceffarmt-n ! Jinking R|wrtacfe tenw*. took effect Moncay. The time uf arrival liquor traffic in Barry county under tin* in* Kichl for IHght'i Sake. have a funny way of stopping bleed hr;. ' Thr bit of gl.-u-, t,> ] .n, at this station i.« as follows: Going north, local option law. But what might have Great was the alarm in th« (udace of They think not blog of acut Auger or band, 1* fustcnru by me in^ of p.i passenger. 7:S9 a. tn. and 3-Al p. m.; been lacking tn attendance was made up Rome. The enfpnM had lf»l her cxwtiy t ?,Star if rn*y • freight, 3:07 a. nu Going south, passenger. in InteresL to their quarter* , . । ^.-alwl so •lintlem nnd it could not be found. They or even of a large wound. They run tn the ; block of Ii.»ni rt-.lilx r » > jn oue of searched in every direction, but it was nil nearest spirit cask, ur claret, if-spirits urv more n-ndily h-nidlo-l. it:-., ... 8:07 a. m., 5:15 p. m.; freight. IWH p. m Hon. A. C. Towne, of Prairieville, wi* j fqund their trunks ~ not handy, nnd let a few drop* fall uu the nm^-d agaiue: a rnpic'l-. r>.; called to the chair, and II. B. Andrus wn# In vain. Finally, It w«aqiroclnlmcd iu ti-c wunud. It acta a* an immediate styptic, na-ta! tuuj, who- • cubTut'in-i. wju.. An exchange says: A novel banging made secretary. Twelve of the 20 Voting public, strvete “The cicpnwi htu« lust a Then a big dusty old cobweb is taken from ! opposite to ’----- ' - - ’ basket can be made by carving the heart precincts of the county were found to be pn*cio«s diadem. Whoever rwturea It the nearest Lottie or corner of a bln nnd out of carrot aud making a cup-shaped ‘reprejk*nted. f” within, thirty .lays shall receive n princely clapped ou tight over tbe cut or abrasion. affair, which must be kept filled with water A resolution was introduce^ and reward. But he who delays, and brings it Cobw«-l<* are splendid healing agents." spindle,-aud i» kept iu«i<eneii u ilh etuerr and iwng In tbe HghL Beautiful vegeta­ unanimously carried expressing the sense operate with after thirty days, slutll-luae his head.” “Bailors," «aid another man, "arv never and wator. Several .hr.ttl—«f » -r.- ;,rtion shoots from the carrot and covers it of the meeting that tbe local option 1 leering, aud “k;u5 * Among the crowd* that thronged itome’s nt a love under such circumstances; their used in s'scccMiion. changing i -ni c«mr*<9 “ 't** 1111 K , u . campaign should lie conducted iu an en­ i *;»•« in European a ,’hotogn.pb .Utely b.ll> «»1 thoronitbtato »«» «a ; favorite „ styptic nt *ca i« a bit of u Or.velto to fine ns the grinding proceed-. A » a uThe “liberaI" portion of the U. B. tirely non-pnrtisan manner. unraveled I hnd trlveu to thllt aouhfre- toW. w . k„„to ,n«b. UTO| „. thrr ,.11 tb, sultofthis process tSrfiln-- hi : church wiH rejoice because the supreme Rev. W. M. Puffer, D. W. Smith and goodness aud lived a righteous life, it 1 ..»Z.• .«._«/.u court of the state of Indiana unanimously T. officer the in- chanced one eight a* lie wcji strolling up . quid of tobacco from their month, or tbe : surface■ and is ncklonip'r irar.i;-.r t.t, it Phillips were appointed as an,. or insertplfo’* •»»» * decided that to them should be given prop­ an executive eommlttce of three t<j have in ' 1 lining of their cap. and ita effect is aaton- 1 is now transferred t«* | •.<; f<i>< .• -■i. ’i’iiH nnd down beneath the clear moonlit sky 1-diing. But I hare seen a man wild drunk [ I* made of bno<s.->n l l|;«s irs surface a• erty pOMsslon of all the churches and chklfe arrangements for the calling of n he naw the dindrtn sparkling at hl* feet. | after such a quid baa been tied over a ; a* possible. It i* coi*| '.red fr>>- ’ • •.. parsonages of that de nominathm in that mass convention of the voters4>f the count) He seized it quickly nnd brought it to bi* . wound. I suppose, the nicotine gets into ! time with a standard icurve -n ..n. -t in state. in this city. dwelling, and then, after the thirty da)* tbe blood nnd acr* ns an intoxicant.” I sure accuracy. On motion the time for such mass con­ Postmaster General Wanamaker favors hnd expire*!, returned it to the cmprvsa. ’’ said another gentleman, I In this second grinding the .ibr.i ;;; _■ tbe general ftee distribution of mall in vention was fixed for Saturday, November “What dost thou mean by thia?” she in­ “if•‘Carpenters. they cut Uiemwlvr* pick up a handful I 'mkterial is rouge (cwrfuUy cabined --'li villages and country. He argtn*s that it 28th. at 1'o'clock p. m.. at the court bouse. quired. “Why didst thou delay until tills Finally, i he Iv-■ jM.hs’.el [ of fine shavings and clap them on the .-phatc uf iron The committee were instructed to pre^ hour? Dost thou know the penalty?*’ Would be cheaper to pay for the services ’ by bring pressed » oicc<- <.( ct-iii ' "1 delayed until now,*’ the sage answered wound, nnd joiners swear by n dab of glue, of one man to carry tl*e mail about town pare a form for the calling of such mass powdered with roffgciaml Listened to tbs calmly, “so : hat thou might know that I but one of tbe quaintest things I ever naw rotating tool. fThe gin>.s is puw loosened than for hundreds of persona to spend convention, and secure* the signatnres of used was by an old farmer up in Chester as many voters as possible, and issue this yeturti your diadetn not for the sake of the their time going to the postotfice for IL by circulars and through the press of the I reward, still lens out of fear of punishment, county. He got bis baud badly torn by a .from its block, turned over. .:«•!: he n w-rse of the lens ground. When this has In the case of the people vb. Frank county as the call for the convention. but noleiy to comply with the Divine com­ bit of old wire fence, and it bled consider­ |j side Without a thought he stooped down been accomplished the len« must Ite cut Treat, of Nashvillr.yWhlch has been twice While no formal action to that effect mand not to withhold from another that j ably. an<? dug up a handful of sell, spat ou it down to the proper slahin- tor ino:i::Unx in before the supreme court, thnt body on was taken it was suggested that those which belongs to him.” | aud worked it quickly into a paste, and the speclaclframe. It is pl.-ir.-J o-; a Friday affirmed the decision rendered In present frocn each township select their "Bk**c<i l>c thy God!" tbe empress an­ | leather eushi-'» and held firmly 1:1 position this court, the circulL Mr. Treat will towndtlp committees at the mass conswered. and dismissed the sage without I laid it on the wound aud bound It np with I by a rublx.-r tipped arm while a diam [ his handkerchief. in an astonishingly therefore have to serve out the balance of ventiAi, choosing them from the different further reproof.—Dr. Abram S. Isaacs >n i short time he was at work again ns If noth- 1 glass cutter pasting around at; ov.tl guide a six months sentence In the Barry county parlies s<> as to avoid even tbe appearance Harper’s Young People. , below. । fog hnd happened.”—New York Recorder. traces a similar oval <ai the of partisanship. The superfluous glals outside the oral ix The formal cal! will be issued in circular By wor s netting out one of th® A new time card on the M. CL took effect form to-day. and will be published In the The Author as a Bide Show. . I removed by sfttel pinci-r*. the rongh edges There la often seen on a train tbe funny 1 Monday. Followljjrare the times of ar­ county newspapers possibly this week, i.4 it not, when one comes to think about are ground smooth oA txxdrh wheel* tnpn, who takes to wait until the last [ it,'carry!ng the charitable appeal to rather the len* is ready fornibunting. The classes rival and departure of passenger trains possibly not till next week. minute before shutting bis window when from this station. Going east: 7:47 a.m., I a shrill pitch to ask nn author to maktr* for small telv*co|»r». wticr<>M'u|<c-. ‘’-t.-iiog tbe train b about to enter a tunnel. Tbe glaiw* and the like a4c groutsl in the enue ^*4 when the riolice came in the morning 3:14 p. m.. 0:88 p. m. and 11:58 p. in. Go­ t High School. free contribution of blmseif to wlm# are brakeman comes through tbe car crying known a* author’s readings? In the au­ fashion.—Prof. C. IL |kndvr?<.niu Popular Our school has been blessed for a few out in atenorian tones; "Shut up your win­ thor’s reading* what nt-tracla is jusually, Science Monthly. and 9:03 p. m. As our readers can see. days back with examinations. These are dows! ” in a way that makes some people tblj le but a slight change from the old n very good thing but few scholars enjoy not the or the elocution, but .Urt P.UU1,. tor .bon. dl oo. e»u b»r ’ I* “hicomposltiun ”?,' schedule. *u: tuu author's them. I11".“!•" — «W con»deuUo.-., mailing imposes upon the author the task Hannibal Hamliu never met Abraham Chas’. Andrus and Will Osboin gave our brakeman Inau-ts upou adding tl»e "up” to One of the best posted apple buyers of of exhibiting not his talents or achieve­ I Lincoln until the day after their nuraiusschool a pleasant call one day of last weekCentury. the "shuL ” However, about the funny tbe country, who has always made heavy tions in May. 1PG0. The introdmLa-k ments, but himself; of stepping before a The experiment with tbe air pump, last man; He looks scornfully at tbe bellowing purvhare* of Michigan fruit, and who has J place in the eld Tremo-it House Iu Chicago, brakeman, ns if to warn him that It is a company of curious spectators and tffiow- ।! And from the beginning the twucandi'iatM this year visited this state. In tha Detroit Friday morning, was a failure. Im the waste of breath to inform a veteran travel­ Ing them whether he is tall or short, fat or 4 seemed mutually prt|MMM«wd with (ia«h Tribune of recent date declares that the afternoon It was fixed and Mr. Andrus lean, fair or dark, well clad or ill clad, easy , gave the physiology class some very in ­ ler that there is a tunnel just ahead. apple crop «»f Michigan this year was other, a fcclirg which dcvelopefl jRtcrwnnl He knows the road so well that at the or awkward; whether be is tbe man they । into a profound friendship. about a third of an average. He gives It teresting experiments. Emmet Lee and John Wo6ton will spend <T 'K«k'tb.h 'S | rery moment the cars leap into the black­ have fancied him ns they followed him In as hte opinion that the farmers of this Mr. Hamlin umiImo tell -with a great hl* writing*, or whether be is not. So tar vacation In tbe southern part of the county ­ ness of the tunnel his finger* fly to tbe atate are ruhiing their orchards by not n* tbe nature of the service is concerned, don] of glee the manner of receiving the slaying ducks and other large game. window latch. Tbe spring is stiff and the ptapperly cultivating them. ofws of his nomination. About forty of the friends nnd students window sticks. Tugging nnd pulling and the case were no different were he called He was sitting in one cf the roaigBplTtne On Tuesday next, at 10 a. m„ Mr. H. E. of the high school gave Ora McClintock n jerking, with a little swearing thrown In, upou to stand behind a brass rail at the old Tremont playing euchre with a party Hall, of Baltimore, will sell at auction his pleasant surprise Saturday night. be finally gets tbe window down, but for Eden Musee, like the world’s rulera done of politicians. Suddenly thi''iioL-.- of rniujy In wax. and be scrutinized (rum crown to , The Hastings high school court will be farm, situated seven miles south of the thirty seconds, while the train has been corn.—Scribner's. feet was beard In the corridor witbou-city. In Prichardville, ennstettug of 132 in session this week. The first on roll is roaring through tbe tunnel, the smoke h-v Such event* were not unusual ins-hoir! have been ol obberved. «» 0>" “ ““ , acres, 100 improved, good buildings and against Seth Angle for disorder and mis­ ' In «n UlnnJ fects pouroa into the car r.ud every one is chok­ filled with delegate*. *0 the game wav r**» orchard, and a good farm. The highest behavior on the public highway. A Itright Boy. ing and condemning, that man to a plaee interrupted. But just as a deni had teen It has been remarked that the high Und > JmUnr .pld.inle ntuck. '"'h ® . bidder wifi get the farm. There will also which is specially unpleasant in summer, The gopher only remains a few seconds finished and the trump turned. Schuyler be sold on the premises a number of farm­ school cannot be beaten for movement to nean. -nd Mnorl. on Lb. while be puts on an Injured look and mut­ in bis hole, when he (eels an Irresistible de­ Colfax burst into the room* without stop­ ing tools, some stock, and tbe usual “other and from the classes, also passing out of ter* severe words about a company f’-'t sire to come out again and look about him. ping to rap at the door, and announced: the building. articles too numerous to meritkm." dlsgmccK itself by having windows in Its Taking advantage of a knowledge of this “Come, conic, Hamlin, this is no place Tpr Our next literary will be held Nov. 25th. sirswhich will neither go up nor go down. habit of theirs, a little buy eight years old, you. You’re numinated for rice pn^idc-nt Our readers are directed to the advertise­ The examination In U. S. history was Tbe funny man never gets tired, how- who wns lost for ten days in the prairies of ami must come over and make a ^leedu’’ ment elsewhere in tills issue uf the great good, tbe average per ecnL about U0. •ver, of trying to show how successfully Assinibola, 150 miles north of the Canadian "So I went over to the hri! und natpublic sale of stock at the Riverside Stock We are afraid the banquet next week he an play ^1* trick.—New ^'ork Tribune. Pacific railroad, in 188C, was able to save them a little talk,'' Mr. Ilninliu UM.ritonl<! alike iu their symptoms ■ . .. Fann. Plainwell, Mich., on Wednesday. Tuesday will be a failure. his life. Tbe boy wore lace boots with pathetically; "bnt It spoiled the very *<?-’ The cause of the former is attributed to December 2d nexL commencing promptly ihl “rennUTO. of dl««“ lb“t .f’S I leather laces, and used to spread a noose lone hand I ever held.'*- Cbl ig » r Whit* Magazine Coat*. at 10 a. m. No postponement on account The Irrepressible small boy from East made with a boot lace over a hole where bo popnlm. lon.l. enrry «bo». «Uh of weather. There will be sold 200 head which they Lhem»ke. "• A very good Idea of the amount of money Sndxo How now ruia* Folk* Sle»|> nirvp in I'« Liberty came Into the city via Fifth ave­ had seen a gopher go io; then be would lie of recorded Poland Poland China swine, the it costs to successfully conduct one of tbe down and wait for him to come out again. Everybody in this country r ‘'I*' ‘ "‘lv Bwist famous herd In tbe country. Send magazines of to-day is aptly Illustrated in It thnt be •<>. whence “““ liar 1“°“.““’ nue line, accompanied by bis father, who frowned upon any attempts for him to be- When a gopher, according to his wont, mocks, or. a,* they call |hrm. r, !»•-.* :: for catalogue, or address for information, some figures regarding the editorial cost of —London Tit-Bits. xmo inquisitive. This was very bard on put his head out to tbe world, the little each house will probably be found ■’ -e Levi Arnold, proprietor, box 444, Plain- The Ladies’ Home Journal of this city, the boy. and he sat in misery for ten min- boy pulled the string, caught him by the draped with n canopy of lace or mosqui o Brilliant Repartee wvll, Allegan Co., Mich. says the Philadelphia Public Ledger. neck audjate hi hi. As there was plenty of netting and dressed, ns the ladies say,b A certain famous English general, the atea, not saying a word. At Soho street the The Journal is edited by Mr. Edward Bok. The best trotting records fur the season For shaping the thoughts of bls 750,000 hero of two eastern warn, found bis health »r stopped to take on a lady attired in a rainwater 4n the boles about, the boy got sbam pillow*, creating the imprr*fti<'U th are: Bell Bird, yearling, 238Ji'. Arion, women readers each month Mr. Bok Is beginning to give way beneath the strain rery loud red dress, with cheeks painted to along very well In this way until a search it in more for ornament than for t.-ifi years, 2:105*'; Faustino. 3 year*. 2:13>*: paid 510.000 per year, and has an Interest of long and arduous service, and was or­ matcai. The gripman started with his party rescued him.—Blackwood's Maga- there be a dozen in a family, each will La re his or her own retie, anil It necessary ~ Belle Archer. 4 yeans, 3:15JC ®nd Sunol. in the business besides which nets him dered home by his doctors. On the day of □Mual disregard for the equilibrium of the prepared to take it up and walk. >388X. is the fastest 5-year-old. Last year fully twice his salary. He has a staff of his embarkation for EngianU be was ao- paaMsngvra, and as a result the irrepntsslCnappreciated Kimines*. Tbe reties may .be of different colors, bn tbe fastest were Freedom, yearling, 23B7Xi sixteen salaried editors, which Includes compauled by a vast crowd of friends, to ble’s father suddeuly found himself bold­ A poorly dressed woman, sixty-five qr ns a rulo the majority are of white mater «i ing tbe new pasaeuger on his lap. Vldow Wilkes, 2 years. 232X; Regal men and woman like Rev. Dr. Talmage, whom he began to distribute various amall "Oh, ain’t it funny.” screamed the boy, seventy years o( age, and carrying a large that may be washed. Th® girl* of the f.> nWilkes, 8 years, 2:17X: and Sunol. 4 year*. Robert J. Burdette. Palmer Cox. Margaret tokens of hl* regard. basket, boarded oue of the west end care, ily will have their rede* strung in •> T:10X. which was also the fastest mile Batttome, Isabel Mallon and Maria Parloa. "Well, general," asked the bishop of dancing with delight. “But ain't you glad trotted during tbe season. California, it The combined salaries of these editors ex­ Calcutta, who was one of the party, "have rnama Isn't here? You remember wbat looking about her in a discouraged sort ot room side by side, merely giving c will be observed, has produced the fastest ceed $30,000 a year. The Journal spends you no memento to leave to an old friend happened when she saw you holding Aunt way as she saw that all the sente were oc­ another sufficient n>om to swing frw- y, cupied. A tody, Ht least fifteen year* her and they all rwingand talk themselves, :o Fanny on your lap tbe other day.” X 2 and 3-year-old of tbe season. each month 83,000 or about 825,000 per like me?" I Tbe boy and his father alighted from the junior, who is well known In Boston by sleep, the pendulum motion of the ret » "Oh. I have not forgotten you, my lord," By all odds the finest music box in the year on miscellaneous mailer not contribut­ cried tbe general. “On the contrary, I :nr at the next street with an energy that reason of her kindly heart and generous only ceasing when they become too weary ed by its regular editors, and the working impulses, waited Just Iqdk enough to setcity, and one of the finest made, la the have bequeathed to you my entire stock of made the youngter smell the shingle in the that all the mtn were suddenly absorbed to reach out and kick it into motion av^vfa, I —Para Cor. Pittoburg Dispatch. Bsrlse music box owned by F. A. Greble, force in the editorial department means at impudence." woodhoubc two miles away.—Pittsburg in their newspapers, then, rising, said and kept in his furniture store. It is a least M0.000 a year, and this represents "Ten thousand thanks, my dear gen­ Dispatch. but a single department of the magazine; quietly: "Won’t you sake my seat, The Fish Just Climb Aboard. arasical wonder, and you ahouk! hear it. eral," replied the undaunted bishop. “ You Tho n*e of fire in. fishing is one ofahe Bexlde the usual arrangements of a music and I qarstion whether any periodical is have given me by far the largest and most | Tbe mart dangerous part of the British madam?” The woman turned and dashed a glance of angry and indignant scorn at | cariosities of that employment. In #01 |hbox. this one ha* attachteents that perfect­ conducted on a more business-like and valuable part of your property." rou*t la that between Flamborough head tbe speaker. “Nu, thank you," she snapped | em water* mullet are taken in enorni-«is ly render music from the castinets, drum, economical basis than is the Journal. And then the bishop's wife turned to her bells, plccalo and flute. If yon tore music, No wonder that J. B. Lippincott, when busband and Mid sweetly, "My dear. I am vnd the North Foreland, Including aa it out in a tone thnt matched the look; “1 quantities by boat* which go out wtb don’t see as.you're any belter able to stand | wire baskets nt tbe bow* filled with Mix­ you certainly will be delighted with this, asked by a friend why be did not keep a glad to see that yon have come into your does both the Humber and tbe Thames The next most dangerous district is thnt than I am, if my hair is gray.’’—Boston ing pitch pine. For the pun*»*e In vj|«r and it doesn’t require musical ability to yacht, replied: "A man can only sustain legacy *0 soon."—David Ker iu Harper's between Angleae* and the Mull of Cantyre, Saturday Gazette. one luxury—I publish a magazine!" the craft is so loaded as to bring the gunget from it tbe sweetest of harmonies. t wale on one side down nearly to » h |rl which include* the Meraey and the Clyde. with the water, and tbe -.fl-sh. attracted by Next comes that between Hartland point George Voorbfcls, the well-known De­ Fanners must look out for a class of The dsslderatum at preset Is a portable I tnd Su David's head, which includes the I “It reminds me.” she said sweetly, “of the light, jump aboard by hnndn-J*. troit horseman, wbo lias just returned sturponi wbo are doing a thriving business I umbrella. There is a fortune for the man Bristol channel. Tbe district between the married life. First, tbe play, the ball, the Sometime* a in organizing purchasing companies. from the races at Sturgis, has this to say a Ng mg dip uip net i* u«cl toacOpp \ .■ who invents a really good umbrella which North'Foreland and Sl Catherine’s, io- long ’bop.- the drive for two, and the bometliueK In the scaly creature* which crowd in the These rascals offer to sell goods to farmers of the kite shaped course: "It la a fraud can be stowed in a valise or trunk. Th< re tluding, of courae, the Strait* of Dover, match; then the long partnership, tbe at­ water toward the t»,A illumination. ilhimination.—Inter™ Interview of the rank nd kind. Tbe track stretches , at wholesale prices, charging them 85 as . is- an unpateuted Corean umbrella that some* but fourth on the li»L—London Tit­ tack and defense, the scores, tbe hits, and an initiatory fee. which makes them mem­ in Washington Star. may fill the bill Wh-.n it beglM to rain Bite. the cute; then tbe man going out, tbe fast bers of the company. They are shrewd that only part of the races can be seen. tbe picturesque and stately Corean swell Only Wghtball, tbe ’Just a liule too late;’ then the io their trauteettons and represamt that And ao far as the records made there are reaches into his sleeve and produces a J"*** T*“ separation, and all b over."— “I love her. but I cannot marry her! farmers are being ebeau-d by lodkl dealers, concerned, they’re not reliable at all. If folded, oiled paper affatera-emblitig a fan. Retired Business Man—I am rich at last, because her father was my father a st.•» •<* and after they have initiated a farmer they a horse can’t trot they make him run when This bi spread and set.over the hat like an and now I am going to And a perfect cli­ London Tit-Bit*. —I have no false pride-but iwcauw saeittake his Dote for 880 tor a bill of goods they get bidden from tbe Judge*, nearly extinguisher, and is kept to place by two mate to live tn. . • wealthy and I am noL” . which the) claim will eoat at least 8145. half a mile away and perhaps bidden in a ■trings held under the chin, it is not very Traveler-Good Ideal I ’ve al ways "Tommy is making quite a name for “But, my dear fsDow, by marryiug isJ ckiod of dust. 1 tell you the kite-shape large, but anything that will cover a Co- held that when a man retire* from bus! yon only get i'ack what her faibct st^ie ..7,7 1 nndentand. »u. ” you oniy gri • —.........wiil never be generally adopted.” And reaa hat will keep the rain from a Corean. eras he should immediately take np some­ kimaelf. W ?*t, H#,, ‘ d,>lo < *•!!. of oourae; but , from your*. ” ,. that is the sentiment of nine out of ten thing that wiil kwp him occupied for the he h sticking to the name his pa and me 'That's no. Guess I’ll try R afwr made for httn.”-N«w York Truth. Sew York Epoch. ... Hastings Banner Additional Local. I I �« ^.TrMnxr ■IN THE DARK. Clinton Sommer*, of Clio, wm arrested THE LEARNED GROCER. There h *>ne speciwi ot earthworm tn S. P. Kline, of "Negaunee, prominent in upon tbe charge of larceny and wm aoGreat Britain, known to fishermen as tbs 1 G. A. R. matterr, died Sunday moralng quitted. He bring* suit against Fred N. “brandling." which bas a jx cullar means Foote, his accuser, and Justice Miller for of Bright's disease. of defense thnt docs not nppear to l>e at all 85,000 alleged damages for false imprison­ “Mother wont* a pound of dried cur­ Holland had Its first snow storm of the ment. common in tbe group. The brandling Is 1rant*,” aahl a little girl who camo into the seaann Saturday, aud could find one inch Alt hough 1 cannot sen Thy face, very dark brown, with yvllowiah bands, ।learned grocer’s store on Eighth avenue. Night hackman and policemen in I feel the warmth of Thy embrace, and when irritated it can exude n yellow­ "I bain’rgot a dried currant In tbe store, ’of snow upon tbe level. Adrian keep warm and happy w« nights lafold me in the dangerous place ish fluid. Tills worm *eema to b* accept- 1and there batn't one in tbe city,** replied John H. Padgham's residence, in Alle­ chasing muskrats up and down East abletnongh to certain fishes; but the truth tbe grocer. "But I know what you want, gan, । was damaged 12.000 worth by fire; Maumee *L The rats are holding out well. of the proverb. •‘One man's meat Is an- >nd ) I’ve gnt 'em.” The learned grocer 'loss nearly covered by Insurance. Ben Allen, hat dealer of Grand Rapid*, O Thou who *ec*t mo through and, other man’s poisnn." is illustrated by the brought forth a box of the little uticky, Dr. R. I’. Devere. of Lyons, sued R. H. has failed. All base ball cranks In tbe through. fact that it h'not palatable to lizards. I angary, dried fruit popularly known a* Tho thoughts I think, the dreda I dohave licen informed that they cither reject dried currant*, and used in fruit cake, King, of North Plains, for 910,000 dam­ Valley City will conJlokj with him, as he Thou knewest 1 would u» Tl e« bo truol it with disgust, or, if they do taste it, are plum puddings, mince pies, buns, and the ages for slander. The jury awarded him was a most ardent patron of the national 974 damages. rewarded for their indiscretion by severe like. game, HcartCvri fit* of illnsM. "Why, them's 'cm f said the little girt Suttons Bay had a six-inch fall of snow | Lansing members o>rthe United Hebrew Now, this h a very curious fact, but it bi Thou knewwt me, lovedrt me In the past. “Yes, them's 'em,” assented the grocer, on Saturday. • « 1 charities had two houses In readiness and Even when the tempter held me fast; paralleled elsewhere in the animal king­ “and if the Grecian maiden who trod this Frank Fuesbrick, Grand Rapids tailor, work secured for 18 laborers when 31 dom. Many brightly colored animals— particular lot of fruit Into the package had Russian refugees arrived in Lansing Sat­ particularly among insect*—have been used a little water on her feet before she was struck by a Grand Rapids A Indiana . From Thor, my Way! found to Im, either disagreeable in their began there wouldn't be ao much aand locomotive Saturday night and received urday. fatal Injuries. taste or post*ividy dangerous to other ani­ and grit In 'em a* there is. She must have Mrs. Matilda Weston, of Dexter, was I know not what may yet unfold Beyond the morning's cate* of fold— mals which habitually fetal upou their like. l»een having a regular hoc down on tbe initgfor* were frightened away from a found dead in an outbuilding late Friday ThU is my heaven—Thy hand to hold. And it is noteworthy that these unpalata­ classic sands before she began to dance on Blanchard jewelry store by tlxe proprie­ evening. She lived alone iu a cottage at Thy step* to follow through the night. ble creatures have often the most , mark­ this box of fruit. There, *b*y, tell your tor’s throwing a lamp through a glass door the outskirts of the village.) She was My Life, my tight? edly contracted colors—that is, black and mother she must bathe 'cm in several at them. troubled with heart disease?-.oli'iubon. wn >n side.—Lucy l^ruoux in Independent. yellow, for example, the wasp and the waters la-fore she use* 'em. or she might V ;,a.i arm, short bra*th,_e|£ Mrs. Wooden, of Owosso, forgot to lock An unknown man. about 50 years old. hornet. Hie coral snake and tlie helodcnn just aa well put a lot of sandpaper In her \tbma, ewollen ankle*, weak fonnri hurinr from a Inr nmr Id*. the ’“ front door of her het residence roddetice when wl>en .Hbo ,sbe Ilrlnkius lc*d Water. lizard (the Glia monster). fruitcake. And tell her they ain't dried Moure „“*,.* HI. remain, are held tor lh ndlnM and ... ..akenrd Id the nlllit by tj '.' : i-.'.n'ng s|»Us. pdh. Sv] droiiey. wind in It is a pity that with our fondness for The tbeory has been ndrnnctd that the currants, cither.” u . , are cured by I)r. Miles'New copying Ohl World vice*, small aud great, ;“T..U“^deThr.mee- dr“°k“ । conspicuous colors have Iwu • ereloped In "What's the reason they ain’t dried cur A new discovery By the em­ we should not be willing to sulopt some of order to advertted their daligrro*. s nature, rant**” askrJ a dispntativc customer. Hk-ar’1 Swatski. * pole. whose home was niir.„a K m.n livine in thia i naSjnn’ialisL Fine illustrated their virtue* as well, in tbe matter of or the unpaL.tabls qualities «•( their flesh, "They ain't dried currants any more In Frank Satina., wm killed by. talllnt limb . Inn rr itni.i h ' - EREE at druggist*, orad- drinking iced water the native American so that *ln-y may escape such injuries as than they're dried pumpkins!" replied the in Saginaw, was killed by * fulling limb township has a 14-room house with 37 1 ■ }bks?lcdieal Co., Elkhart,Ind. is aiccnhta:it marvel to the European. At might lie Inflicted by on animal desirous of groeer. "The reason they ain’t dried cur while working in Wylie Bros, lumber closets, which be desires to sell, so that he c Muaeof the hotel* across the water designed exjierimeuting upon them ns article* of rants is that they weren't currant* before camp in Midland county. can build another house with enough H. Goodyear, to enter to our cliiaeua abroad the noticei food. This "warning roloration” srem* to they were dried. That’s reason enough, The agricultural college has just atlrted closet* ( iu it to Batisfy his wife. is broadly published on menu cards, circu-. say to the would be aggressor, "Don'ttouch ain’t it?*’ upon its fall vacation and the grounds and Fifteen buildings have been erected In lari ami even in newspaper notices, "Ice• me: I'm poisonous.” It confers a benefit "Yes," said the customer, le*s disputa- buildings have the Sweet Auburn look Pentwater at an estimated expenditure of water Atrvcd for drinking purpoma.” Tbe• at oncu upon the oppressor' at^d the op- tive. "But what does cverylwdy call ’em, painted by Goldsmith. 920,000, This record is looked upon as average German landlord has only lately■ preawd; rendering the one Xre* from at­ dried currant* for.*” • TtMF TABLE. T«ME remarkable and wholly in the C. T. Griffin was expelled from the something , be^un to understand that his Americani taek«, and warning the other that such nt­ “’Cause they don't know any better!" , guests wantmuter to drink, and he baa by; tacks will probably be followed by serious rep’.&d the grocer. “They’ll go right on I Michigan university yesterday for belling ।boom line at Pentwater. printed (actum to law students contrary no sneans recovered from bi* astonishedI consequences. It looks very much us if the coming in here and asking for dry our C. E. Strong, manager of tbe Jonah I museum of Grund Rapids, skipped with । horror at the quantity consumed a* a bev-- brandling was another example of thia। rant* just the same after 1 tell ’em why to the warnings of the faculty. they ain’t dried currants a* they did lesame phenomenon.—Chambers’ Journal. A New York man has been looking all the । door receipts of several days nnd left fore.” freaks without their pay. A benefit Is A woman who spent a winter in Munich over Flint and the highway that extends. his । "What should they ask for, then?” in­ to Long lake, to see how a street railway being arranged to help them out of iown. at a boarding bouse P'U* of coming down quired tlie customer. one cold morning to breakfast and asking would (R the city nnd the resort. The Grand Rapid** horsemen's associa­ When Mr. Nagger got l<ack from town "If any mats should over come in here forja glass ot water. Tbe servant brought In changing its time table yesterday the tion will hold its next year's meetings Mr*. Nagger was practicing a song nt tbe and ask for dried corinths,” said tbe gr*>it, round eyed with wonder, but docile. new piano her mother hud given her. rer, "he would not necessarily boa gentlo- Detroit. Lansing * Northern railroad first upon the Comstuck Park track, where Aalit was placed before the guest the preAllerton and Nelson met In October. schedules tlie road from Detroit to Grand “Stop that screeching,** he snapped, m.-.n.but I'd het on him for being a scholar. aiu|ng fraulein caught sight of the glass. throwing a folded alip«*f paper on the table, Dried corinths is what you should aak for Rapids as tbe "main line" and names the Committees have been named to arrange "Utt!" she said quickly, “don’t drink that; “and pnt that away with the other#.’’ . old line from Grand Ledge to Howard City the programs. when you want this Utile sugar coated, it Is fresh from the faucet. Send it to me “Our dearly beloved Inndlord wasn't over the "western division." Seventy-four men employed by Jones uud I w ill Warm It,” and ahe reached for agreeable, 1 should judge,” remarked Mrs. gritty raisin, for it'* a raisin, pure and i simple." "In accordance with au established and A Gage in mining soft coal at Jackson th4 hot water kettle. It was with difficulty Nagger, giving the innfTriudve instrument I "How's that?" the customer wanted to time honored custom,” Gov. Winans went put on strike Saturday. The mon that she could la* made to t*elieve that per- a final brigand dtwcciidhig from a stagger know. _________ ___ favors ••us" and "our people" will) a want 34 ceusts n car for mining and were sotis over here drank iced water winter receiving 28 cents. Tbe company says it ar.B summer alike "I wundrr you live at “Naw," growled Mr. Nagger?"he w«i«n’t. will not give in. •» alq" she commented feelingly, "if you treat He said be d fix that tMUhroom faucet when your Rtoiuochs like that."—-Her Point ot he gut good nud ready, and if we wanted It is claimed nt Battle Creek that two [ Vo-w In New York Times. saloonists ot the city have arrangements Rival piano dealers at Jackson have screens ao ixid we could pul ’em in our- luths!” said the customer. “What's n . peculiar ways for getting alrtiid of’ each completed, stores Irdied conditionally and aelves and pay for ’em too. He’» dead sore corinth anyhow}" “A coriuth is the smallest grape thnt oilier In making sales. One scamp cut registered pharmacists hired, to go Into ’cause vvcndxxly but us moved out.” There Is no reason why crayfishes should "1 told you so. Wfmt can yon exjMjct uf KJ-OWN," replied the grocer, "nnd it lost it* the tapes Intended to hasten the action of buslnres provided local option carries the 1 not Ixs Introduced very profitably in the a landlord who hi5m**» the rent 30 pec cent, name j«-ar* ami years a<o U eause it wift tbe instrument of a rival and thereby made1 ' county. fnf<h waters all over tbe L'ultvd State*, .pn every flat ir, tlie biiildingf" gradually corrupted into currant, whicn it Inferior to his own. The detectives are Rev. I. W. Lamb, of Colon, is getting anil it is not unlikely that the fish cornmb* "Of ivsirae you told me an; of course. became the nnnn* of the acidulated little looking for him now. ready for the time when his congregation sd<in will take steps t<> accomplish this end. You tell , me everything you knnw, an I berry ournum garden which you might dry , •' “'"*. al> ... |rfl-,’T” °™ " ,„.i tnim *>f now a»l.r..l bl. horn ,|xn ’11 may tell him that a younger man is deTile crayfish closely resembles the lolwier mnrelno. Perhaps you can tell me If u. wlitouttrt.lngB^., nenrwUwcnnJIBon *'•’wtortlndtonm nnte •-nten'e..1 sired for the field. He • lias received ln'.appearaui->-. it* meat being much more ban rented nny of t he tint*.” el . r.l.:„ (ton « pm h. Tito Util. tnl. •“* »<••;> *re, •*' U* *to thoucto Ih.l letters patent upon a new-fangled stitch delicate In tiavor, nnd it wtiuld lie very "I can.” ' nnd style of mating gluvcs. Knm.nll or.r tto Muto, or tb. Grwi.n Um nrtlon to tbe raprrton roan will nito indeed if the streams and ponds in “Then why don't ymp" •rrblprl 'v., nn.l u-to firto rxponrl (ro.u tliem U.torr. rjtol b.r Ito- u.lulm'ira torto* M. E. Sill, of tbe firin of Sill A Quisb, enrry state* of the Union could l>c stocked "He hasn't. Me brought in onu man, Corlulli. .o l thnl'n whnt n.no It It, nnmr. onB. nhllr tto> m»> tri *rre llimuifb hardware dealers of Dexter, was accident- • w|lh this huge specie*, which is very pro­ thougbt to look nt the lint lielow us, and Th. bum Ito dua l grow much liliturr thmi h.tlx-to rorpto prortodlnK.. ally shot by u dotnpanion while hunting lific, and can lw rtKuk-at.home anywhere. nearly caught him." on Friday last. He is severely injured u stem of red currants, mid they are so full w. B. t'omstork, Alpenn capitalist, "Rent too high, 1 s'poao." x\|> interest.tig burrowing variety of n of sugar that when they are picked and drove a mill Imnd from his office on Sat- about the face and neck and will lose tbe small sort I* very plcntifr^ on the Poto“He said it wasn’t.” dried in the sun they actually reem to melt utday anti thefc followed him out to punish sight of one cyeJ mhc meadow* near Washington. “UTiat then*" He cuflk-d the man once and. then It lives in hoiea, with bottle shaped en-1 “He found out you lived above and said I and run together nnd it takes n giw*! deni ;>*rnilt«. The senior "l|ts” of Michigan university it was the nun's Inning He wheeled have elected officers a* follows: President, I largenrents al the isittorn, where tbe aul- he ku«w you," said -Mrs. Nagger, demurely, I of care nnd latwr to sc[>arate them again. I nixl can usually lx* found by digging. In thus scoring one on her lord and master. । "After they are separated is the time upon Comstorik and laid him flat upon hl* 1’. W. Ross; vice pr<*sident. Miss Maude when the Grecinu maiden get* her work in |, :4C k with one blow. A medal will be "He'll hut get n tcannt this year, ” said j tile spring «!ach one ouild* over it* burrow Forhuui: wetary, G. I„ Chapman; histor­ I a aort cl chimney six or'eight* Inches high. Mr. Nagger, ignoring his wife’s delicate on them, fur it iauneof her pleasant duties worn |,y the teili band; a black eye by the ian. C. 11. Towle: orator, W. H. Delicti* to jump ou a heap of the sticky fruit wuh nrfifionain*. . • buck: poetess. Mists Mamie Bcrthwiek* | <-<irnpv-ed of himpsof mud, which it fetches compliment. her i»re fret until she has compreswed ' ’ ’• ... , "How do yon know?” asked Mrs. Nagger, enough aad piles Ing-nionslyop t->pof one another uf the little raisins to pile three Andrew M. Canavan shot a beautiful Workmen on Owosso's new electric | it) the *h»i>e <*f a dome, closed at the top.— trving K» laugh. 1 boxes into one. N*» hydraulic press tin Id wild white sWau upon l/»ng lake, near '"Because.” said Mr. Nagger, taking a do II any twtlcr. If I* could we wouldn't Belding, nt a distance of !(W rods that street railway stood idle a half hour, to be j \yosbington IxtUer. long roll from his pocket, “1'vw bmightyou bar.* the snnd nc.d grit the maidens feet mvasured wren feet from tip to tip of convinced that tbelr demand of a raise in FOR THE.M jmy from 51.25 tn J1.75 a day would not be met. nnd then they returned to give onemingle with the fruit, without which no wings. ■ . >i*. !. I*u:-;idi.'MirhJl ’.’i*«-; I Many weutr.c ------------ witucsi. - get Into the In sp». ’.:, -k. (W Py '/l aud drtol «.wlwb. «n-i:. rto rw. Nonnan MUXutl. » «uy jouns i.un who Imlf their labor value to the corjxjration. muon, ■ it has j i J ’ er. ‘ " "ITincipally <jf tbe legal profc*i'T ■• •n.'.ogur ad/re** A. | u,x with preconceived notion* thnt an •■bUll.l.tonr«i».ltoltou.ew»rtatope b>. , kiu „c nipl.u, nl ITInu w.» Sheriff McQueen, of Kent county, has ■ rn. »-------Isjiust lawyerThen is a r.ira avis never be ftrm'jth of} ! . Ttovulw n. sir." he proceeded to to prove rMlrtd,r lo tol « llm-SMO not yet satisfactorily shown himself to be GC1D WAL, FA1IS, 1573. I fiut.*l any court, and conaeqn«mly, on I There was a great function at the Wal­ wl.,L r.Tdn,.l.urmou Jtol Ito-ton,.. ‘ the nlcK«uulC! A itiuwa*M». and tbecounaeL hoirt with ■ to„l Ito lr.in.r.1 unx. r. ». Ip wenttow.il ,b i„nU -„r bijemy. a citizen of the United States and is servown petard, u seat.—Ixiudou Tit- lace monument, near Stirling, Saturday, ----- ----- ” ' | <>fxm-:ons, iuditlgn took, in aaiapatthe profeewhen there wnk a large gathering of A milling company at Albion has turned out a Iftrgc 1>ortiou Of his term while ■ -------- -A milling Clnwpauj -■ _______ ___ r. _. ^Cotcifmen to hear Professor M.isaon'a - of. flour - _ in ... one to-.„ n.f the ti!e (,.lirrs nro trying to show he Is not a citi­ niutr iihiciier. out 411 barrele day. nnd I i K ’i'A true that you first provoked myxSpeech *l the uncovering of a lni.it i f Car­ The case liqs been submitted to the In the Waterloo campaign Colonel Sir *auic day reclvetl ordei* from abroad Hint zen. . C- V diem by deecritdng him a* n rascal?" naked lyle. It is rather a curioUK idea of tint court. X( M I / a ni barrister of a witness iu n <-.i«u of assaulL canny Se»»tf. that uf making a hall of tb,-)r Henry Hltnilnge, K. C. H.,jrnrf British u'i11 require 80 carsjo carry thr flour to supreme ThcX’aluinrLaml Hecla Smelting woBcb • Ffl H ■ TQoT j ''Weil, O '. II..: exactly,” answered the deal on the craggy peak that seems to comnitMioner with the Prussian army. t,,e *rnl,!’*rd.' Dll Al flul u: Ml. '1J.I-- said hi- iiad no more cun- guard the entrance to the Highlands, ami T”* «wl the close of the battle of Ligny LtMlingtou i*ltl«*n» -are after an exten- shipped over 5500,000 of copper ingots ii-bue ithr.i; a lawyer; tnat was all that I .from which you can see go.Mines* know* his left Imnd w.i* shattered by a round rion of the CUi,**g.. A West Michigan rail* last week. t»-d film to hit me." they will have it next । how many battlefidds. Bealdti the half shot. r.it Mich u .-u hi., courage and raaolu. r„ad and lht.y one Benton Harbor factory turns out Andi ttJK, sir," demanded n counsel, mythical Wallace, there are looking down tion that.can-ing n tourniquet to lie place.! year if they have to twist the Travcrae two carloads of pickles nn.i one carload of ding up a warning finger to a witness, Ion tbe.ie field-, r.f glory effigfo* of Robert 1 ' “’’’‘V *‘c , n’“ Bl'tehar » side city branch around to take them in. vinegar daily. ' om* Hinramer for inugrity he wished to I Brace, John Knox, George Buchanan, till the end theh-iud struggle. Tpken to the ne.mbt hut.ofH.« waHiin.killftdJyamAttolph Greullch. nged carpenter of Mrs. Belle Brown, of Reading, hai real­ i into question, "is it pot tmu that yvmr ’ Wgtt, llitrnx. put.1t*--! and he in*: much blood. He was Grand Rapids, tried to shoot Charles ized $13.» cn«h from the sale of hens’ eggs i.eiatr* are <>(;«.. « —----- --------- . Sir Walter Son. T.innahill. Cbahnent, autacquently eonvcjv.1 to Wavre. mid n Laitelt. his brother-in-law, and failing Hugh Miller and Dr. Livingstone,. So that quaint interview look place next morning pointed the revolver at Ids own head and since Jan. 1 last. ■ it tnay with reason Im.* called a national between him and thngaihnt. warm hearted hrwl twloe. The wounds are considered Houghton wiU have a soap factory. This article ought to l>e In great demand (and wiq>y) Valhnlia. '« To my mind the gem of Professor Mas­ old marshal, the account of which we give fatal. In the mining regions. lunnm I,.n, .,,.1 nmlrnts. son's speech wa** hi* personal description In Fire did S3,000 worth of damages to the Nn.. ... -rn „„ Bind,nr «-nt for rr.o. north „f nil l. wc„ bunMd Sn„d „kbu. ttteamer City of Milwaukee at Grind । Of the prophet. The newspaper paragraph: ; in its preparation. It has | rienaant Village*. „OPM._ p„l.he.l; km W.vw; In.urhesahl. usually figured bint a« "an ec­ ctol.nsn.. IJelx-r trrun.1 nn.l .mbraclnB Haven Monday night. • •’ -• i I The village* cf New England arcainonjrf1 iit, me. 1 perceived hi* smelled strongly of gin <> (M.fl tbe plcHsnatvat in the world, and the chief centric, absentminded and fcvblrlMxlien aud Parson Arney. Saranac, has sold • rt three times rhubarb. He said to me,‘Ich atinke ’ ' ’ old gentleman," who went about mutter Another Bay City bicyclist has run another Montgomery colt to a stock breeder 1 . n.ix '.l v<ith Starch. Arrowroot i fiecret ot their charm Is summed up In one Ing, **Ech sirs," "O' mon,” "Na, na,” etwa*;’that he hnd b».un obliged to take ■ -iL-ur, and iVt/iereforo far more | Ford: Tree*. 'Dio people who laid them "Dlnna, dinnn," efr But Profosaor Ma.*- medicine, having been twice ridden over down and nearly killed nn old Indy noon of Binglianih'ii. N. Y., for 9500. by the cavalry, but he should be quite sat- tlie sidewalk and made his et»cupe before tdir, a century or two ago hnd the good Tbe biggest uimrod. according tn hi* describes him In his prime a* a tall, ' ■ raical, coating less than one cent' ienie to plant a few score of young tree* s^n spare, formidable looking man, six feet in I ii.Ced if. iu (•'injunction with tin* duke, he berng recognized. . , own story, Ilves at Algonac. He claims It is delicious, nourishing, About the green ami r.loug the streets. height, and his "habitual vocabulary wxi to have shot seven quail at one vo'ley. Now, look at them! Glorious elms arch the not Scottish at all, but very cfiolce anti IhM nlcbl in Li. r.»n». nn.l th.. lUutbrr A ’ 'b' b\d^"' r ftor : : -thening, EASILY DIGESTED, street* aud envelop the plan* in shade. enrri.-d-.to day for re±! ”” * "''** •'"1' ADMINISTRATOR'S SALE. .; hniraVly adapted for invalids The meanest cottage is pleasant nnd plw area stately English. If you studied his »n.l Grollen.™ In the matter of the estate of Mom i turcaque if It stand* beneath a fine old- Intonation, however, you had lit tn at once. tnaining in .omniuuicntion with the En- o,lnr l*1™1 : ;.s for persons in health. deceased. .... moved among tbe Londoners for nenr- giish army, but that Gncisenau bail great. Over -00 eels wiggled into the mill-race) Farnsworth, Notice I* bereby riven that I ahali sell at tree. The poorest village is good to live iu■; He fifty years nn unabashetl Annandale pu-dlcsinctton. to tli* blgbrrt Udder, ou Tne»Sold by Crocers everywhere. If it nestle** under giant trees. Plant trees.: man," And he made n very true nnd doubts whether they ought not to havo screen at Addison during the ruin of bun- d.iv tlieliniuliiv.ot January. A. 1). taw. at tan day mid Monday, and some of them o'clock Plant them round the Bchoolhonse. Plant1 faithful friend of Professor Maa*>n.—Lon- falleu back on Liege."—Athenteum. in tn. forynoon at the rebate In tt.rt <3ty ot * Haitian >ln tbe ------------- - ------------ Wdghed eight pounds apiece. W. BAKER & CO., Dorctatr, Mm* them round the church. Plant them on County of lurry. In tbe State of Sitchina, ithe common. Plant them nlotig theatreet.• don Globe. __________________ Schiller I.iuci Ughtning. Nuthan Colby, for 35 years a resident of pur-asm lo llcrnw aad authority foi: HEARING claims. Olakc all the villages aud towns pleasant A carton* atory Is told ofyhe boyhh life . Shiawa-we county, and one uf the found- ■granted tn n*r on tbe thirteenth day of Hoy* Who Left the F*rm.. Nearly throe-fonrths of the men whq I of Schiller. Oue day. inzn tremendous cr4 of NrW |^ihn>p. died' Sunday of Novemtwr, A. D. tret, by Uie Probate Court [with trees.—New York Ledger. Our day, tn- n treuwu»»«» , prs ... of Rarer county. Michigan, nil U the estate, ,.,n"Y « “*£* J°llw bnii i>miir,nJ paralj.l.. iJ.v 'family g-thrre.1 to. I «>n«»l»i ........ „to r tlie „ a)|1| pgnjygjg. have l>een chosen by tbe people for the ' <thundersten.u ■•*• right, title auu interest of the -old dereased ot. great office of the nation are men who ' f In mhI to the rent vital.* situate a«d being in Hlowa the uktvm. __________ _ gether iu ill di*gui*ed terror. But 1-ritz Michigan's newest postmasters are: A. ttier.-wntyof Harry in the Stale of Michigan, | "Did you notice that fellow who just left were early familiar with wooded hill* and twas missing, and rhe father, alarmed for known and dr-cribed *• follow* to-wlt: the counter here*" asked the proprietor of cultivated fields—for example, Lincoln, -his safety, sought him In vain iu all the C. Greenhue. Fishville. Moiiutcalm county, The west frnetiona) liaH <‘,iof the north wert vice A. J. Strere. resigned: Mrs. M. 1. quarter (n w X*) of sectlou number eighteen (IB) ii 4 ■!«»*« J ar- re the cigar stand iu adoWn town hotel nfiice. Grant, Garfield, Hnmlin, Gm ley, Tilden, ; Barr. Huron, vice A. Neal resigned. in township number one (I) north range num­ of tha Iwnisc. io **>■! Probata Cleveland, Hnrrison, Hayes, Blaine and rooms Ho went out doors to search for the | ber ten (tn) wi-st, Evcptliig twentv CJO) acre* r‘He is m dost crank.’’ The directory compilers have printed on the south eud .vid twenty right IO* *em «« "Well, what is n ‘dust crank*’ ” I ntked. many others almost equally conapicunu* truant, mid, to hi* surprise, found him • “Now and then we strike a smoker wbo 1 in current events or living rnenjory. 13.&00 names in their volume fonBay City, the north end. contaialDg forty and CM» acres perched on n branch of n solitary tree, tarn! nviro or Id*. . believe* that cigars contain a great quan­ Among journalists, Henry Watterson eagerly watching the heavens and the if tlm usual rule of computation is follow­ of Dated. November l.tb, A. D. 1*31. .tnnun uay*»< •'■**' spent his early life in rural Kentucky, and flashes which lighted up the gloom. H« ed this gives city 41,400 Inhabitants. Drsuv D. Faunmwowtb. tity ot minute dust which is swarming h. irucath <t*y •»( April Administrator. • •k in the f.reooon of each ot ■with deadly microbes that are likely to get Murat Halstead was born and lived on i* was wholly indifferent to tbe rain, which Adrian's electric plant L« going to be in(o tho smoker's lungs and cause *11 farm in Ohio. W. H. Vanderbilt was lx>rn had wet him to tbe skin, and to the dan­ HCOBATK ORDER. enlarged during the winter and 200 men r -Asort* of dire diseases. Such Jrilcws always in a small New Jersey town, and early en­ ger he Incurred. To the aburp retfroofs of cut off tho *raaIler end of tiw cigar aud gaged in tho btisineM of ship chandlery; his fat her the boy replied, will) a (glowing will be employed. The Art furniture manufacturing com­ blow through tbe weed from the other end Russell Sage wn* born in a New York vil­ VitUBAfK UKI.etL lage; Jay Gould spent iiis early years on face: "The lightning is so beantiful I wished pany bas been organized at Nonbvllle day. the wh day of Nmrm' er tn toe year as if it were a tube.”— Chicago Mail. his father’s farm in New York MtatB. In­ to aeo where il came from.”—Exchange. with a capital stock of 85.000. ■ - .« •»< inr ir* *»w . »* gersoll first saw light in a country town in urey. ’. -Meo at Uw *rn!**re Otbec. James O. Bibbens. octogenarian of New York: Talmage in a New Jersey vil­ • .1 H**Unt5i. ID »*•<! <*«*»**• to_**>« »' a Jackson, fell and broke his hip .Sunday |I The Origin of " Starboard." At one of the cnm;> meetings tney wc«o lage and Davi<l Swing, though born in o. Itje Mb «1*» «» N “ ss-wsrss **•**<»■>•» -s.“Starboard,” which lin* alwny* been dis­ aud u 111 probably not survive. -<stelgtuho .aredand J®”*. discussing the question as to whether it is ClUtle* W. An»<4rw.g. Judge of a sin to have hot dinners on Sundays. The. Cincinnati, passed his boyhood on an Ohio puted by scholars ns to its meaning, him nt ftMPoFtSiunihus B*ck«fc- *»« ®* *jUf4 ••Aunt Harriet" Burtnn. known as tin* rr**^*i vndTTig Hiatthe *dmln»str*tl<»o <d farm. Whittier and Howells spent their discussion occupied all of Sunday forenoon, youth in villages, the former dividing bis last twen explained with satisfactory au­ j first bride of Grand Rapids, was .-trickcTT b« granted Kuir« Harthom or aud then the disputants adjourned to a time between farm employment nnd his thority. Mr. K. Keat says that Dr. Kings­ | with paralysis last week aud is now verj ■. r • td.ne v»d filing the pet’tton. dnly> vert- cold dinner. After thi* they came together undies. Follow the list out yourself and ley Informs him that as “starboard" is, by tmenta Geon ml eleventh <U> of MMgned common consent, from "ateerboard,” tbe again, and the question was unanimously mi* how long it will become.—Kansas City , r*li> * that a certain llI‘,ru,n*r1*l,^,n side on which the helmsman stood to gnwp * Tlx* latke Superior Ium1w*r company Is a. ct.nrt purporting to l»e i .»<*ta*t wm decided in the negative.—Boston Herald. llw steering paddle, so “larboard" is from wat .t a .i l dtMOMbd Times. large plant ut Ewen, consisting ’to* **>•..X. ltoto*"* ’ ■ ,t<- au*l that adiulul»trrtl«n ‘•leerhoard.” the empty ' ' *usaw mill and four shingle mills. • : ■ • n.*y he irurtedftsdd m-tithrter or some I Captain Stephen A. Bills, of Toms Tr*t,«)utlnu. stcerMnan didn't stand, in Hakluyt’s I River. N. J., has a set of .novel dominoes. The danger of’attempting to translate “Voyage*” there I* this passagt* about | Ishpeming's handsome new city hall i; • -n lt\* oruerel. that Wednesday. tha They are raaito from piecra of twenty-eight from one language into another, unless 4 Ih-o-nber. A. D. tret. »» 'different wrecks which have come ashore one is reasonably familiar with the lan­ Ohthere, "Whereupon he tooke bis voyage will lx* dedicated tomorrow with n splen­ »,.l lh.u IbAur. to Uv to “J* J­ on the New Jersey coast between Barnegat guage he is using, wa* illustrated by a directly north along tbe coast, haring ujxm i .uel *!1 other tirr*oii» interested In ***1 Inlet, and Point Pieasanu They were made I mistake recently mud j by a young French­ j his Mteertlioord olwayo* t he desert land, did program. The Commercial house at Mt. Pleasant j and upon tha leercboord tho maine ocean." iren- juired waplrtarntw^rT’ornre by Captain Charles Tilton of die life kit- 1 1■ I. to be boMen *t «»• ?r^£L.°l£d t urned yesterday. Los*, 92.20U; insur­ She had come from Pari*, and wished to , ’ —New York Snn. mt * in ot Hasting*. In said « *r } I ing service, who wa* ten year* in getting woman. • *.im!. U *ny there be. why the pray* <” establish herself in this country m a | In Mssaachusotta there are more than ance ample. !-t :t..uer m»y n<x be graalwd And It t* together the collection. BarT’’_2J£J.taw3*d*v«f bssrthgteacher of the French language. Sheac■■ ’'it ordered, that s*M letlthHier trtvw no. I re F Braastn*!’* warehouse at are^Fridsy In part* of Scotland persons suffering oordingly inserte 1 the following advertise­ j |35O,(X».GCO deposited in savings banks; d.n«to «M**» «*’"'•”"" F’ ’ ' • • ;-r.on* Intererted In «*14 i Judge or X > show j snd of it is in small aums, for the law from epilepsy are direclnl to drink warm ment in one of the papers: water from the skull of a person wbo bits “A ybung I*»ri*inn lady deeirea to ladies. show । doe® not dRP’v nny person to draw interest nifbL , I-:1* tMied tn the Hartings Bisst.*. • • committed suicide. If piece?, of the skull "" more than W,0'* in any bank her tongue to classes of American ladies. • V - ;•! mtrd and cireuUPxl tn mH Cmmty « . E ir-j ,,nce lu each week for three suec«r»**ve are powdered and Kjrallowed with tbe draft Addre**," etc.—Youth’sComp-tulon. it will be doubly efficacious. • A tree copy3 Judge of Probata. i! . ..neMT-ewac. O Thon who art my oaty Light, Tbe* do 1 follow through tho night; ptongh home and hop* arc out of U Firm trust In Tboo my spirit hath; heart <’ tv W. Sfei?;, Mjm Jf Ugiaw no Lnemicais _ B W. Baker «Co• :r. ss x’d'S.*h.^ xxJ . s �Hastings Banner. Hutings Tbureday, Nuv. 19. kUBl. MARSHALL L COOK. Belter. ■HTKKKD AH KKCOND-CLAM MATTKB AT THJt HAtmHGM, MICH.; POBYOFFICB, ______________ AVGCST ' inPORTIINT ANNOWCEHENT. Notwithstanding the bad weather the past week our store has been crowded daily with customers, and in order to give everybody a chance to secure some of our immense bargains we will continue our cut prioe sale one week longer. EDITORIAL NOTES BOSTON JTOKE Conuuoii Set>«e From ft Farmer. Hun. J. H. Brig him, of Ohio, muter of tbe national grange, In a circular to the members of the order, after congratulating them upon their prosperous condition at thlFtimr, advises them in every case, where il Is possible for them to do ao. to hold their wheat for one dollar per bushel, claiming that the European shortage will do tbte; that It will bring a dollar and ought to bring mure. After dwelling upon other matters pertaining to theforder. among other tilings, we find lire fol­ towing which is such good advice to all that we copy it: Not only have we reason to congratulate ourselves upon better prices for gut pro­ duce, but we are also to be congratuated that the dollar thus received will buy more farm and family supplies than ever before in the recollection of the "oldest inhabi­ tant.” With such conditions surrounding the farmer. It occurs to me that we should no longer disparage our calllug, hut accept with thankfulness the bright present We need not, because of present,favora­ ble circumstances, lose interest in the pub­ lic questions which are being discussed by our people. No one is more anxious fur good government than the farmer. No one will receive greater Injury from n mis­ taken policy. Farmers >bould therefore study nnd examine thoroughly every pro­ posed change of law or policy. We cannot afford to trust implicitly in the wisdom uf political leaders. Where there is a direct Issue, one side at least must be the wrong aide. It b our duty to discover the wrong aide of every Issue and antagonize it vigor­ ously. even if it becomes necessary to sever relations that are valued. We should not act hastily ever, nor be ufiduly influenced by men who talk more than they think. We should listen to all who seem honest and earnest, but we must learn to separate the wheat from the chaff. Every farmer understands that no mat­ ter how large his pile of wheat may be tbe pile of chaff is much the larger. Many prophets, heretofore unheard of, arc­ now making a very great noise. Some of them may be 'false prophets, talking for profit I trust it there be such, they will find no following In our order. The politi­ cal campaign upon which the people are entering In several of tbe states is likely to be a healed one, and while the tempta­ tion to say harsh things to those who dif­ fer with us is often great 1 hope that we shall be able to overcome such temptations, remembering that difference of opinion is no crime. Delrolt.bns long been cursed by tlie cunnlng davlltry of John Chris Jacob, a scheming, unscrupulous ward politician. It was largely the official misdeeds of tids wily demagaguo which resulted in the re­ cent sweeping republican yiclory in tbe democratic, city of Detroit. He la as bold as he is unscrupulous—stops al nothing that will help him gain his ends. He de­ fies law, defies the people, defies decency, defies everything and everybody that at­ tempt opposition to him. He is not troub­ led with hia conscience. Indeed it has pass­ ed into history that he doesn’t possess such a monitor. He has been called down by tbe courts, and even tbe supreme court has branded his unwarranted attempts to defeat tbcjpopular will In the most stinging language. But the man seems utterly lost tn all these things, and is now engaged In an effort to eouut out three republican ai­ dermen, about whose election there Is no doubt. One would think no man would be ao presumptuous as to attempt to defy such a verdict upon himself as the people of Detroit rendered November 3d. But Jacob has no lack of gall; and unless tbe supreme court ritall again call him down, the plainly expressed will of tbe people* of Detroit will be defeated by tills democratic mountebank. Nothing more instructive than the Ohio campaign bu occurred in modern political history. Upon the merits of the McKin­ ley bill, which has been viciously and wantonly assailed, and upon tbe merits of sound financial policy. Major McKinley appealed to the people of Ohio for support. It wu tbe meet distinctively educational campaign ever conducted. It was the studied aim of Mr. McKinley and his friends not to dodge a single issue, but zather to explain every one and to gain support for them because of their inherent justice. It wu a splendid triumph for McKinley m a man, and for the courage of his party In. squarely maintaining Its ground. Warden Davis bu saved the taxpayeis <ot Michigan SlfiO by falling to capture tbe three convicts who escaped through a tunBd under tbe prison wall some ten days ago. If be bad caught them, tbe state would have been obliged to pay *50 for ouch eonUct to the captors. It is thus that a democratic administration practices economy, saves money, and boasts of refrrm. Up to date Warden Davis Ims saved M50 on seven escaped convicts wbo have ■at been captured, and at this rate will be able to make a considerable showing as an economist before his term expires. The more convicts be lets escape the larger will he his saving In not recapturing them.— Jackson Citizen. Over 1.000 emigrants landed on our shores each calendar day lot month. We abould rejoice in this if they were of the tight kind. Bat this country bu been ■ffllzed tong enough, we think, as tbe dumping ground for tbe venal and pauper ctamea of the old world. • The late elections in the west have put amt* a quictua on the Alliance u an inde- HASTINGS. BLOCK, Our Dress Goods Department will offer immense bargains the coming week, which we style as our C U f I RICE SALE. Oui black and colored Dress Goods are attracting much attention, and our elegant styles and low prices have given us a large trade, ana now tlie knife goes in deeper than ever. Note the reductions and be on hand if you wish to save money. ALL OF OUR *1.35 BLACK GOODS REDUCED TO99c. ALL OF OUR $1.50 BROADCLOTHS REDUCED TO95c. .. .... 1 no .. .. .. .. tso . ..... 1,00 “ ana ILA A NELS “ “ 75c, .. .. .. ..50c. 50c. FLANNEL “ ••S9c. •> “ “ 45c. “ “ “ “.................85a. “ “ 86c“ • “ “ ......... 25c. . “ “ “ -35c. “ “ “ “.25c. All new and elegant lines of Wide Wail Bedford Cords in black and all colors which we offer at 28c.; also a full line of Henrietta at 25c., all double fold; see them. , 55 pieces Fancy Plaids reduced from 65c. to 89c. BOSTON STORE. For T"wo Days at 99 Cents F-’ei? YardL. FRIDAY and SATURDAY, Nov. 13 and 14, we shall offer tbe greatest liargains in Black Drew Silke ever shown in Michigan. We will evil from our large line of silk, every yard warranted to wear, and sold all over the state at $1.50. Our special price will be 99c. for two days—no longer. Remember Days and Dates, Nov. 20 and 21. BOSTON STORE. ’ ■ ___________________ *— I We have received large lines of NEW CLOAKS in our Cloak Department tlie ]>ast week, and during this onr special wile of Dress Goods and Silks we shall make some very low prices in our Cloak Department , BOSTON STORE. JUST RECEIVED! 100 pieces of new style Indigo Dress Prints5c. per yard. 150 pieces Badger State 4-4 Unbleached Sheeting... ,5c. per yard 50 “ Glove Finish Cambric all colors and blck. .Sic. “ ' 10 “ Dress Drilling7c. •• 50 “ American Prints, dark styles3c. “ 20 “ Gingham Apron Checks5c. " 200 dot. Clark’s O. N. T. Sjiool Thread4c. 100 doz. Barlier’s Linen Thread 7<\ 100 “ Corticelli 100 yds Silk, per spool7c. 100 “ Goff’s Dress Braid5c. 5,00<> Milward’s Needles, per paper4c. • >0- Visit onr UNDERWEAR DEPARTMENT for good honest goods at the lowest living prices. * BOSTON STORE, HASTINGS, MICH. SAIL.EY BLOCK, The Journal's political position is, to say the least, amusiug. Its editor Is a demo­ crat, and accepted office from n democratic administration. He labored for the elec­ tion of Grover Cleveland, and will unques­ tionably support Grover Cleveland as tbe regular democratic nominee for the presi­ dency next year. But in the last Journal there is nn immense cartoon in which “Shy lock to represented as holding Grover in one arm and President Harrison in the other, aud allowing both to suck from a bottle labeled “gold standard." Tlie humor of this pic­ ture will be more apparent next year. It has been demonstrated that America can produce or purchase block tin as cheap as Great Britain. It lias also been proven by successful attempts made recently that tbe steel plates ready for tinning can be rolled here m well as elsewhere. The rest of the process for the manufacture of tin plates is very simple, and no question can be raised but that, in the very near future, our country will be making all the tin plate it needs. And when that time shall come, everybody except free trade demo­ crats will be happy. The Detroit Tribune is now making a crusade to compel the 1,400 saloonists of Detroit to pay their licenses as they should. It has been their custom to pay at tbe end of the year or not at all, as best suited them. The Detroit Tribune is undertak­ ing many commendable things, and is suc­ ceeding In them too. Additional Local News. A professional man living not far front Hastings, is said to have bad a thorny path In getting luto the matrimonial harness, though there safely enough now.. Some time ago we are informed be read in one of the Detroit papers, in tbe "Want” ads. that a lady there would like a position tn a small family as housekeeper. Tbe pro­ fessional gentleman dropped his matrimon­ ial line over in that direction, and by means of a brief and soulful letter breath­ ing love to the lady It la said her attention wu secured. Finally be proposed matri­ mony and she accepted. Accordingly it wu arranged that she should reach this city on a recent Saturday afternoon. The county elerk wu visited, and informed that his services would probably be re­ quired la making out a marriage certificate. Tbe fair lady arrived u per schedule with three trunks and a quantity of household utensils. She got off the train and soon was greeted by her afllaneed. She is said to have aired him up thoroughly, and ev­ idently wm not any too Well suited; for the first train homeward was the one she took, accompanied by trunks, utensils lor housekeeping and a not very flattering opinion of tlie gentleman. But tbe sorrow of the swain over this rn*? departure must liavc been speedily ended, for he straightway cast about fur another partner to share hl- Joys and sorrows, found her. and now claims bar M hb own. GLOVE AND MITTEN DAY ---------------------------AJF-------------------- ------ - R. Mudge & Son’s Store Saturday, Nov. 21, 1891. 65 ct. GLOVES and MITTENS will be sold for 45 cts. 60 45 50 45 $1.25 si.oo 90 Ct. 35 25 20 ct. BOYS’ MITTENS 40 OIL TANNED GLOVES 75 25 20 10 •25 We are Still Selling those $1.50 Boys’ Over­ coats for 99 cents. ■ R. MUDGE & SON, „ Watch this Space. Something is Going to Drop. the clothiers. �Largest Circulation of any paper in the County. Hastings Banner. ' ~ VOL. XXXVI. NO. 30. - --------------- ------ --------------- /O_________________________ ------ --------------- ;HASTINGS, MICH.. NOVEMBER-8671891. Hastings Banner IT WILL PAY YOU TO EXAMINE 0. D. SPAULDING'S STOCK OF Dress Goods; Underwear Blankets, Comfortables, Cloaks, And The best A ing medium m Bar­ ry County. Tetclszets . 'i will find it one of the largest and best selected, and our prices are lower than the lowest. ’ARFQQ GAnDQ " a<l<led lawly to our line and it now comprises one of UvJV/UO. the best and most carefully selected stocks ever shown in the . city. Great Values in Black Goods. We offer special inducements in these goods which cannot be surpassed as regards nialitj' and price. ■ inc Henriettas, Cashmeres, Serges, Silk Finish Henriettas, Silk Warp Henrietta^, Bedford Cords, Broadcloths, etc. I: addition to the above we wish you to reinembeCthat with each dress pattern (anyi . ;;1«m • 50c.) we donate you all the inside trimming. Every lady should take advanr ot this excellent opportunity. A comparison of prices will convince you that we give t th - best qualities at the lowest prices. We have the best and latest fashions plates and our saleslady. Miss Herrington, a thor•hh urst-cla-w modiste, will be pleased to furnish all desired information in regard to ' t immings etc. Don’t fail to examine our goods and prices before buying elsewhere. Ladies','"Gents’ and Children's Underwear, in white and natural wool ' Merino, Camels Hair, etc. First quality goods, bought right and sold close. WHOLE NO. 1902 J. C. Downlnr. J. L. RhodM belwetaeM A couple of intoxicated railroaders In­ chairman and W. E. Holt secretary. Dr. sisted upon joining the masonic lodge In Young stated that Mr. Barber had con­ Grund Ledge last week, and though they cluded not to make any proposition, tod didn’t receive the regular Initiation yet that tbe people’s only way out was iigita- they will remember the one they did re­ HABTIKCa, KICB. tion or self-arbitration. Stirring speeches ceive for some time to come. They pro­ were made by Messer*. Downing. ceeded to attempt to enter tbe lodge, Rhodes, Dean, Wood and Williams, after which was in session, by force, when one OUR COUNTY. which a purse of $500 was raised In less of them was thrown down stairs, and tbe than five minutes to start tbe ball rolling. other’s countenance was rather discolored ■1 A few days ago, two fakes stopped at F. A. Dean will sift the case to the bottom during the fracas. They paid fines John Ehret’s near Nashville, and pro­ and knock the bottom out of the dam If amounting to $12 and It cost$5 for repairs. possible. ceeded to tell hl* son, the father being absent, that there were untold millions in school; COLUMN. Work has been resumed on the ditch to — . . . . a- — the sale of a "patent chicken lice ex­ conduct the waters of Minges brook Into terminator” they bad to dispose of, and Goguac lake, to increase the water supply V that he bad better buy territory. Ehret Jr. of BatUe Creek. During the past week a circular relative to the reading circle has bee ; mailed to bit, and contracted for tbe blue sky over Kalamazoo Is infested with a lot of teachers. Whlle ’ not all was accomplished three towniblps. agreeing to give three loads of bay for that part of the heavenly thieves who make a business of going through this agency last year that had been hoped for, still much good was certainly ether above him. The fakes thought that around and robbing clothes lines. was about their time to make bay, and Kalamazoo College has now 150 'stu­ done. Not far from 125 teachers did more or less of tbe work, besides many, not hired teams to draw it Two tons had dents. teachers were members, taking up a part been delivered to J. Osmun, of Nashville, al $0.00 a ton, when Ehret Sr. put In an S. A. Brown, of Kalamazoo, has closed of tho work. The books selected by tbe appearance and notified them that his son arrangements for handling the famous state board last year were Page's Theory was not responsible," and they must not horse Nelson next year. The horse will and Practise and Barnes’ General History. draw the other load of hay. And that arrive In Kalamazoo early next spring. All the circles in this county, howerer, used White instead of I’age, tbe proper wasn’t all he said. In his judgment 88.00 Charles Dunn was sent to the De­ thing perhaps under the cooditons that a ton would settle for tbe two loads de­ livered to Usmun. an«! so the fakes were troit house of correction last week from confronted us. Page’s Theory b a moot out $4.00 on the hay and as much more Battle Creek for over-driving a livery horse excellent book and no teacher should fail for hauling IL They haven’t yet been that he hnd lilred to take a short drive to lead it. Tbe spirit of intense earnest­ ness that pervades every page of tbe book able to figure out where they gained by around town with. cannot but inspire anyone. The books the transaction. The reeent wholesale prosecution for chosen this year are White’s Pedagogy and A. L. Rasey. of Nashville, recently sold violations of the local option law in Van Hale’s Lights of Two Centuries. The his stallion, Barry Golddust to a Chicago Buren county have resulted in closing up latter is an excellent book but we believe gentleman. It Is claimed the price was all of the saloons of that county. a better choice might have been made. $3,100. It wiil be with regret that our Chancey Miller, one ot the old pioneers As teachers we need more to know of the readers know that Barry shall do longer of Calhoun county, died at hb home in great teacher of the world than about the bo seen here. Bedford recently. great sculptors or composers. We are more Interested In Froebel aixi Pestalozzl It is evident that If Nashville’s dam Is John O'Connor who claims to hail from removed, there will be some trouble about Montreal, bad all the toes on hb right foot than in Watteau or Bach. Few of tbe It. Mr. Barber, the owner of the dam re­ crushed, and hb left ankle fractured by a circle, however, will feel they have sat­ isfactorily completed tbe last year's work fuses to name any sum that will intlueiice Grand Trunk freight train last week. we think. Of course if any have time to him to tear the dam away. The dam Battle Creek residents complain of the take up anything new. they can make kickers have retained Frank Dean, of Charlotte, ind will do all they can to have indiscriminate use of fire arms within tbe their own selection. Our cjrcle are ail city limits for the purpose of exterminat­ reading WincWH’a "Walks nnd Talka." tlie^aiu removed. As stated in the circular, those that faith­ ^Na»hv|i|| will have a literary club or ing the Euglbh sparrow. fully undertake the work will be excused Earl Clark, of Leroy. Calhoun county, from writing upon theory and art and U. know the reason why not. wanted some quail on toast before the law 8. history at their next examination. Let The Middleville Manufacturing Co. tnlk permitted him to soot them. Hu bagged a us have at least 200 members this year. of adding a new boiler to their plant. few of them but tbe game warden got hold Tlie Midllllevllle Sun notes that 25 new of him and lie has just settled for hb sport Teachers, suppose you engage a school upon terms that are satisfactory to you houses' and a iuiw store have lieen added by paying $50. to that village this year—a very good An addition to the city of Battle Creek and afterwards the director comes to you and says, "We can get another teacher for record indeed, and one due to’the establish­ has been platted by a couple of wealthy five dollars less per month than we were ment of the manufacturing concent there. residents of that city. to pay you and we would like to be released The annual meeting of the manufactur­ Ripe strawberries were picked from tbe from our bargain with you." What would ing eomjtaay at Middleville last week. It vines of a Kalamazoo gardeuer last week you think of him? Suppose you go to him was shown that its business was in very Monday. and say. "1 have been offered five dollars satisfactory condition, aud the present Dr. Edwards was elected medical super­ more In another district and I should like management will be continued. to be released." What ought he to think y/k Middleville dealer advertises that lie intendent ot the Kalamazoo asylum last of you?, sauce for the goose is sauce for week at a meeting of the trustees. the gander. us have no more of thia. will sell no more squawbuck oil. but will E. Strong, manager of the Wonderland You cannot afford to bare school officers sell XXX headlight water white oil at the same pried That would seem to end ail Tlicater and Museum, at Grand Rapids, form a poor opinion of you. danger from squawbuck kerosene in our lias disappeared and a score of freak attractions are turned loose on the world Nearly half of the teachers have sent for sister village. without means to reach tlie next museum. the mbrithly report cards- We shall be If wliat the Woodland News states la the The theater lias been running behind and glad to send them to all that will use lhem truth, the Officers should not be slow al-out in leaving, Strong took ail the assets nnd and shall be pleased to have teachers send arresting Ephraim Lucas of tital town for neglected salaries that had been due two each mouth a brief statemeut of the attend­ brutally cruel treatment of a horse. If weeks. The freaks will be helped out ou ance, tardiness, etf. Wc cannot undertake some way irouid be devised whereby the a benefit , to publish the names and standing of tbe horse couiH kick him around a ten acre The other day on a wager. C. S. Horner pupils but will give an abstract Miss lot for a few days it would be about right of tin* Electric Light works, ran from the Powers of No.5, Maple Grove, reports at the close of the second mqfch the names Anderson House to tho light station, started Mr*. Pafecal Wheeler, of Woodland, was the dynamo and had every electric light in of 20 pupils that did not whisper during recently stricken with paralysis, arid lies town turned on. all inside of one minute the month and 14 that were neither absent in a Very irltleal condition. , .rod ten seconds. Probably no system in nor tardy. The enrollment was 37. From No. 11. Irving. Miss Girvin report* 13 Several hvoodland farmers have bought the state b so conveniently arranged for neither absent nor tardy for the month steel ranges of traveling dealers for from quick work. It shows the value of tbe with ah enrollment of 31. During tbe 80.1 to$0* As good or* better goods of the electric light in the case of a fire on a dark entire fall term of two months there was same kind can be bought al from $5 to $15 night after the lights are out—Eaton but 12 cases of tardiness.' What school itaplils Journal. less money of home dealers. can^pcat this? The division of the D. L. A N. Ry.. from Grand Ledge to Grand Rapids is in Scenes from real life. No. 4.—The the sheriff’s hands on a suit brought by tlx* teacher was very anxious to impress upon Delated Letter. Joseph Bhrlner’s great uncle from Ger­ railroad contractors lo recover money Tor his pupils the importance of politeness building the road. Nearly $70,000 is still many. wig) has been vialtuig him, returned and gentle manners.—a good thing by tbe due them. to his home last week. way, hence he Improved the opportunity Stanley Warren returned from hte pleas­ The Eaton Rapids Journal was started to read to them a selection from Gow's ure trip Monday. 20 years ago. and is Ina \ery flourishing ■•Muralsand Manners.’’ another good idea. Mts. Annie Jones, who lias been so dan­ condition at present. Not long afterward, being somewhat weary A ‘ ■ gerously |ll. Is mi the gain. perhaps, he tipped his chairback, drew his H. I’. Dunning, a prominent druggist of feet upon one of Its rounds, and thus re­ We have heard It whispered that there Allegan, died ’ last week. is to be a,wedding In the near future. mained for some time. When the member We hear that Blanche Barker is about to Plainwell’s postmaster has been notified of a class handed him a book there was no open a millinery shop here, if this be so. that his salary has been increased $100. acknowledgement of the flavor. When a here Is whlring her success. pupil answered Indistinctly, he usually One provision of the election law now in said "hUh.” When the teacher did not Our recent rains of late have improved, force b that candidates shall file with the speak dIXinctly it was noticed that tbe the looks;of, wheat very much. Wm. Tompson made a business trip to countyjclerk an itemized statement of cam­ pupils frequently said "huh” too; paign expenditures, duly sworn to. tn (children are very Imitative creatures you Grand Rapids Monday. Query,—How many tons of Mrs. Trim Ford, who has been sick. Is order that It may be made certain that know.) money Was not used in unlawful ways. theory are equlrlaent to one ounce of convaleMuL . • The Stevens’ school commenced Monday How neatly the law will accomplish the practice? object desired b still undetermined. John with Ml.w M.r Potter. •» trotter. The Briggs’ school begins next Monday, S. l.awrence. Democrat the fin1! ol the No. 5. This teacher read nothing from week filed his statement that the campaign will, WU W.mer at tlie beltn. Gow. Several things were quite noticable, Warren Payne has a brother from Salt cost him $2,212.18. however, rhe teacher invariably said Lake City visiting nim. Senator Stockbridge has promised hl a "thank you" when favors were done her. support in securing an appropriation from f Some way the pupils were growing Into the RanUrlil. Congress for the improvemeut of Sau- same habit. .When the little ones were While Arden Morford was taking treat­ gatuck harbor. It Is estimated tliat dismissed tlie teacher said ••Good night, ment at Battle Creek. hh wife who wa> $10,000 will make a good port of it children,” and "Good night. Miss ----attending him fe)l down a flight *ul atgire. A man sprang flirt of the woods <on a came back the response. There seems to breaking her wrist and bruWng her aebeat least two ways of undertaking some t last lonesome road near Dorr one nlgnt vcrely. At tfr*t lite was dispared of. but week and seized tbe homes’ heads and things. "You pay your money and take at this writing she is slowly recovering. your choice.” Building the church sheds goes slowly tried to stop the team of a couple of men driving through. . The horses sprang for­ on account of Imd weather. In No. I. Assyria, Miss Bradley closed L. C. Edmunds ami wife returned last ward and foiled the attempt at robbery. week from their visit In Ingham nud U ashReuben Miller, a desperate character her fall term with an ••entertainment" tenaw Co., and report having a grand living near Springport, went to Onondaga (thp nature of which we are not informed) time with old neighbors and schoolmate*. las’, week and became intoxicated. He that netted the sum of $7.60 which will Some of our neighbors seem to be quite went to the home of John Dickinson with be expended for supplementary reading out with the boys shooting on their land. whom he had a few words. Becoming matter. What a fine thing it would belt Nellie Edmunds closed a successful term enraged be knocked him down and kicked every scoool In the county could be thus f of school iu our districtiast Friday. him. breaking three Yibs and injuring him entertained. ____________ ___ The cottage building ami internally. He has been arrested and gave of the land on the west wide of Mill lake are bonds for $=«X)3. progressing finely for the summer resort of That suckers still bite even though tlie Measure for Measure” is certainly not the X Toww’hl" board meets at the clerk’s weather b cold, was demonstrated in office the first Tuesday aflemoou of Grand Ledge last week. Lansing sports happiest ot Shakespeare’s comedies, but It ninned their faith and bet their money possesses many strangely interesting fea­ D Dexter 11uni’s wife is suffering with In- heavily on a comparative stranger,. who tures. which will be charmingly elucidated Andrew lamg In the December inunbtr proved to be very fleet footed. Grand _by____________ _____ flamatory rheumatism in her shoulder. _u; Eight remarkably Frank Doty * Co. shlped a carload of Ledge sports backed their own man. the j,f Harper’s Magazine sprinter himself, taking many of the bets ■beautiful --------• illustrations — of striking scenes In bO0nlaTi>uL-'<i«y> evening, Thanksgiving offered by Linslng. Tbe race was run in tbe play, from drawings by Edwin A. nighL there will be services nt the cbwh Grand Ledge and won by the Grand Ledge Abbey, will supplement Mr. Lang’s com­ ments. arid will give to modern readers a by Rev. Wallace, aud everybody is Imlted man. Tlie Lansing man never stopped new and delightful Interest In the comedy. running after the race, but ran to a t0 Mro^Peltengill has returned home from carriage In waiting for him and skipped Much misapprehension has existed ir. the country, when it dawned upon tbe the public mind relative to the great sta­ her visit to Chicago. sports from the capital city that they bad tistical investigation by tho Senate Ladles aid society meets at Chas. A. been taken in. Finance Committee regarding the effect ot Bristol* next week Wednesday. Martin Buchanan, a young man living tariff laws upon tbe industrial condition of tlie country during the laat half century.NEIGHBORING COUNTIES. l„ Lowell. I—’" mid taken to Kalamazoo. Tbe officers A full statement will be published In the The adjourned meeting to f‘,rJ^er f0,0' took him only after a lively tussle In December number of tbe North American sider the removal oi the Nashville <lam. which Buchanan pointed a loaded pbtol at Review by tbe Honorable Carroll D. Friday afternoon, attracted several Inta - Sim and threatened to .hoot HI. In­ Wright, United States Commissioner of estrd parties from our neighboring village, sanity was caused by over-study while at Labor, who has had charge ot the luvratiincluding Dr. Young. Editor Feighncr^and gatlon. 1 Xri Meeting was called to order by school. Published Thursdays v y COOK EROB.. Additional Local. I 0419 Black Cheviot Jackets. Every Garment Stylish, Well Made and a Bargain. See lhem. 0. D. SPAULDING �% HU even assuming that she had done it. some one must lie aware of tho fact, nnd the reward that ha*l been offered would long since have led to her bringing bnck. He was obliged, consequently, .to ac­ quit Sallio of having luul any liand in the disappearance, and where else to look he knew not. But on Saturday, the ninth day aftnr the calamity, ho rcceiml ft letter from Sallio herself, which ho read with a mixture of hope and fear that almost broke his heart. ••Dear sir,” it ran. “I have, of course, heard of your loss, and I can say, with­ out fear of your misunderstanding me, that it interested uie. Let me also re­ mark at tho outset thnt tho rewards you offer would not be acceptable to me. even were I to become entitled to them. But, ns yon may* easily imagine, my mind, since our last meeting, has not been entirely at ease: and if 1 wete able to forward your efforts in this affair I should feel justified iu hoping that any hostile designs you may have against mo “*! «m heartily glad to ace you. Count de would undergo some modification. It is LimcP' uhc said. for this reason that I address you. I do Within an hour from the time when not wish „iSll to w exaggerate lhe IUO » atUv ox value of me tho Olympia Raven and tbe Count de Lisle . information I poarea»-it may lead to rfiould have been made man and wife 1 nothing. But, at any rate, I ’ believe I all tho detective skill available in New ' have c .me into jxwaeiion of :<omething Y<xk was tugaged in searching for the ! that may turn out a clew; and if you bride. Not only that, but men were J will call at mv hotwe alone at noon tostationed at every possible point of exit nrorrow I will tell you what it is. I must from the citv: city; tele-cram*-, U-lcgram, were sent rat to 1‘ M'ipuh<U', however, thnt yon from _ *i.„» ...... show 4this v:. every village, town and city within a t letter to do odc. nor intimate that von tbotremd mUw every «te»mer. vemel haTB n^ved it, for I will not run the and vehicle leaving or-about to leave ri,k ot forretaUoa ur interfered 2R w York wns searched. In the coarse with in the matter. You can, of course, of a day or two thousands of photo­ disregard thi letter if you choose, or you graphs of the missing girl were distrib­ can attempt to draw my secret from me uted in nil directions over the country, by force; but if you know nw well you and were posted up at every street cor- will niu do neither vi iC«r things, ,,but ul au of w these ac-. ner, in every church, in every place of ( my invitation under tho conditions awnsemeut iu the city. Accompanying 1 that 1 have imposed." them was an offer of a reward that lias | Tlyjre might, no doubt, be personal probably never been paralleled in the ] danger to tho count iu going to this renhistory of the world: One million dollars I dezvuns. Sallie Matchin and he were chbIi fbr information tliat wouhl lead to on terms of deadly enmity, and nothtbe recovery of Olympia Raven, or of ing won]d roit iier l»etter than to , her body if rhe were dead, and ten mill- ! have him out of the wav. Going alono ion dollars to any one who would bring to her house he might «Ldly fall into a her to her friends uninjured in health faui] ambash; for. perilous though it and limb. Meanwhile the papers de- would be to commit violence upou a voted columns to the discussion of the man of his social prominence, Sallie was matter; it was talked of in every house- a desperate woman and wm capable of .hold in the United States; long-cable- [ anything. grama on the snbiect were, rat to I if l,o braiutwl, bnwever, it wa., by no Europe, and it ir not too n^nch to Bay means on accoaat of any renudcrations that by the «nd ot n w«-k marly every „ to bin own satetv. If h» bad known inhabitant ot the cvilizxl world hod । that h„ w,re heard tbe name ot Olympia Karen and • would still have Tara prompt U, the knew something ot her history. hom. onJy lh,t he wu aa.ure.1 It seemed impomble that all this that 0I„npia had l»x-n placed in soft,,'. should tail to bring some news ot her; But this was very far from c-rtain. The and quite as mneb it she wm dead as if mjght j* merely a bait to draw she were alive How could a ‘person- ■ him lllnl to destrurti.m; and his destruction, to destruction; and hin destruction, and a girl of striking beauty at that- •’ ao „ far far from from benefiting benefiting Olympia, might Olympia, might vanish so utterly and suddenly that no | remove the onlv chance, remaining to one of the mijlinua of her fellow creat- her to escape. : ’ . . And since no one was to urea, their senses sharpened and their I ]nj* ow on wha errand he hod gone, the know on what cupidity aroused by the promise of chances were against his fate being dis­ wealth to u fabulous amount, should be covered. aMe to give u single scrap of information Nevertheless, after weighing all con­ concerning her? Hud no one seen her siderations, he resolved to go. It was u pass? Hud no one received her where chance, aud the only one that hud of­ •he waa gone? If no longer in this life, fered itself. Were he to neglect it he did earth and water so effectually eon- might repent it forever. The only pre­ caution he took was to place a revolver drawn to the spot? If she had been foully in his pocket, and at twelve o’clock t£e dealt with, was there no accomplice next day he rang the bell at Hallie whoee greed would tempt him to open ;■ Matchin’s door. ’’ his lips? Be that as it might, nu syllable ! Sallie, of course, was far too clever to of news was received. If ’Olympia had ' think of attempting to influence her vis­ gone out of existence like the flame of ar I ‘ itor by accentuating the seductiveness candle, she could not have left Jess trace of her beauty. She had already experi­ behind her. The whole world had been enced the ill success of such an effort, asked where she was. and, cudgel its and even had it been otherwise a man brains as it would, it had been able to in an agony about one woman is not in frame no reply. humor to be attracted by another, apart Early in the proceeilings Tom Ban­ from the question of previous enmity. nick had followed up his notion as to But Sallie enjoyed her beauty on her Garcia, and his investigations had ended own account, and took pleasure in adorn­ in discovering the inau in Philadelphia. ing it. So the tiger seems to feel a pride When fonnd he was in a drunken stu­ iu her glossy stripes and the coral snake por, and the proprietor of the hotel at in its gaudy scales. This wuinan bud which he was staying said that he had never felt so sweet a satisfaction with been there since the night of April 30— herself and her prospect iw when she twelve hours before Olympia disap­ bade her visitor welcome that day; aud peared. On coming to his proper senses she looked as she felL At tbe first Garcia had little to say for himself. He intimated that dri.uk had been his demon her the pure bloom and freshness from the beginning, and that an occa­ of May itself; but as one looked sional spree he must have. When ques­ more closely he became conscious of tioned ns to Olympia he merely shook something behind this innocent and his head and remarked thnt he was sorry ■balmy aspect which was as poisonous for the oomit. “Tell him,” he added, and cruel as sin. The rich, glowing color, the queenlygrace, the dark, daunt­ lived a decent life longer than I ever did less eyes, the smiling, curving lips, the sparkle of a jewel here and there, and a lapse into the tramp 1 was when he certain oriental luxuriousness of cos­ fonnd me. I followed him up to the al­ tume and demeanor, all contributed to tar; now I shall follow my own nose to render her a splendid, pestilential creat­ the devil, aud that wiil be my address!” ure, such as tlie women of medieval Italy Saying which this enigmatical person­ might have been, or Cleopatra. There age turned over in his bed and went to she stood, like a queen in her kingdom; and she greeted the count with a smile count that U Balhe Matchin had wish^l to avenge herself upon him in the mont Active manner conceivable, she could net have hit upon a method so effective “I am heartily glad to see you. Count as thia. No doubt she would willingly de Lisle,” she said. “I thought it even have spirited Olympia away had she. chances that you did not come. You been able to do ao, but it wu impossible evidently have courage. Shall I clap Invwrtigation showed that no ]>erson had been admitted to the house during Xhe to buy. If you prove that you have it you cau name your price.*! “Oh. my dear count, you forget that I am "a woman, with all a woman's foibles nnd frailties,” she exclaimed; “Women cannot more in straight lines, like bul­ lets; they must undulate, like snakes. Besides, I want to feel that I am a hu­ man being dealing with another human being, not one part of an abstract com­ mercial transactiqp. You must remem­ ber that this is of the most interest­ ing moments M my life. You cannot expect mo io let\ jmuw by in »o frigid a manner. I must j*et what meat there is out of it; or, if you cannot spare the time and patience, you cau always get up and go away. But 1 give you fair warning that I will tuft tell you what you want to know until 1 have *told yon every­ thing I want you to hear." “Perhaps, you had better give me some assurance, in'the first place, that ‘youcan tell me what I want to know.” Sallio hesitated a moment, and her hand moved toward n box on the table. But she withdrew it and said: “No, I will not do even that. You think me unreasonable, of course, but I can’t help it; I must conduct this affair in my own way or not at all.” This whimsical pretense of femmine fustdnesB in the face of a situation bo grim and tragic had a certain informal humor about it that almost made the count laugh. It was as if alio were to protest that it would quite make her head ache to murder a man with a carving knife; an Italian poinard of the Fifteenth cent­ ury was the only instrument she could think of oj^raiing with. “(Jo on, then,” ho Baid. “There is a limit, but I hope, on all accounts, you wont transcend it. Recollect that I, too, am desperate!" “Come, thnt is a bond of sympathy at any rate.” exclaimed Sallie, in a musical warble. “Now we chat together cosily!” CONTINUED Colds and Coughs Dollars for You'rVThbughts! A CHANCE FOR ARTISTIC AND LITERARY TALENT. We need TWENTY or MORE origiuri sod miking dnipu, far NsrawvrAdvrrtueraeel, ot SANTA CLAUS.SOAP. The nimclscsuren, Meun. N. K. lawbook & Co, audtorire us to pay N. W. AYER & SON, (Newspaper Philadelphia. Lowell, Mass. GOLT ME2AL, PALIS, 1373. W. Baker & Co.’s .Breakfast Cocoa S from which tlio excess o! oil has been removed, is Absolutely Pure it i* Soluble. ' No and Chemicals are used in Its preparation. It has more than three times the strength of Cocoa mixed with Starch, Arrowroot or Sugar, and is therefore far more economical, costing less than one cent a cup. It is delicious, nourishing, strengthening, easily digested, and admirably adapted for invalids as well as for persons in health. CASTORIA for Infants and Children. ZU So. Oxford BL, Brooklyn, N. T. Boor Stomach, blarrhrea, Lnxclauon. KUa Worm*, give* alccp. and promol WltfioStajurioca mcdicafloo. IT will y for them BE Than Money. Educate them at tbe Grand Rapids [Mich.] Bus­ iness Collette. Ledyard Block, cor. Pearl and Ottawa-sts. Vtaltas, For catalogue address A. 8 Pariah, successor to C. G. Swensberg. PROBATE ORDER. Bute of Michigan. tbe City of Hastings. In said county, on MonUMuand e1Uhl^nd< rA0and>^nitytonr.0*r 0D' Present. Charles W. Armstrong, Judge ol Probate. in the matter of the estate of C. Columbus Backus, deceased. lias the largest stock of Fancy Crockery «■ Glassware Ever shown in this city anil Prices That Will Reach All CALL AND SEE DS BEFORE BUYING. Lamps Way Down French's White Lily Flour §2.50. Charlotte White Rose Flour §2.50. Highest market price paid for all] kinds of livil^poultry and game. Jos. Rogers Do You Have Weak Eyes? Do You M the Best Spectacles or Eye Glasses 01 Earth? If you do, call on Dr. Lowry, the oculist, the optician. Take this advice and you wont regret it; and you will save your eyes and money in the end DR. LOWR GWT PUBLIC S^LE "’Wednesday, dec. 2, isei. eleventh day of December A. D. u»l. at ten o’clock m the forenoon, be assigned tor the hearing ot said peUtlon, and French maid-in-waiting, with tho Rue Kian Samovar on a tray. Sedhe watched xSale to begin at io a. m. sharp. No postponement on account of weather. ' 200 Head Recorded Poland China Swine. |O Grand Stock Hoant IB months to five JW» old. many of them having national reputations. 20 Grand Matured Brood Sowa, the Insaldooaaty.and pride of Rlvendde herd. 40 Carefully detected Yearling Brood Sown., tbe tope ot the crop of 130 First-Claw. Spring of 1W1 Pigs. A finer lot were never Men together. S-S* ETT.fi ISO plg«. AU stock older than Jan. 1, 1W1, named and recorded in Ohio Poland China Record. All young stock eligible. Thin 1b the grandm lot of Poland China* erer exposed at public wile. Catalogues win be ready for distribution Nov. 16. nnd win be mailed upon application. ■riirtn,r fv.lt ,_ ____ ..................................... .. . ...___ _______ _ . church, abe could have been waylaid upon tbe way thither? The distance was es’sag.g CaiwaWs OFFICE WITH HOLBROOK, OVER MOBRILL’S STORE. HASTINGS. Some more cliean houses wanted rant­ ing from 8400 to $1000. Remember thnt thin column contain*, but a very small part of the property 1 hm ■ for Mie or exchange. I have Improved anti vacant city lot* f«r sale and exchange in all parts of the dty. Fanning landa^for sale and exchangv in all parts of the county. I have some choice Grand Rafalils prop­ erty for sale at a bargain. I have choice Chicago property tor -. well located in different parts of the cay. ranging from 8425 up to 8&D.U00. a •.pieiidld opportunity for Investment* hi th;*’* marvelous city where fortunes ore made in Reul Estate. 1 have maps of the city lo­ cating the different places for sale. On Jefferson street tw.o Iioum-s and h»t| at bargains, and on easy terms. Near furniture factory.—one lot and hoiw well finished SI.000; 8.MW dowii. ba), on time at 7 per cent. And one bouse and lot one block from factory. StW); Sioo down, baL at ~ jx-r cent. Cheai>. House and lot near Whip nnd Felt Uoo'. factory. $1,000. $5<»0 down. t-al. :: year-. Several •.splendid bargain* in the Isl ward and other part.* of the city. Brick bam for sale at a ImPgain, on mi­ ner op|*»slte Ford’s hotel80 ft. front by 1-40 ft. de»'p.wv»! Iwatril iu Seneea Falls, N. Y.. ha- on the land ’. brick store three stories, also dwelling house nnd good barn. Can be bought at a bargain, or will exchange for Ila«t:ugs or Grand Rapids property. The city of Seneca Fullhas a population of 7.000 tti:d upward-- is largest town in Seeena Co. 40-acre farm in Irving, all Improved, sol! good. Cau be bought at a bargain on e,i-y terms. 84 acres fractional--over rnw> or acres. J* mile cast of Sherldar.X'ood trnutv«l houM1. One of the cheapest'farms in Barry Co., will take part city property. 10 acres hear city, good house ami barn, well and cistern. 150 fruit trees. acre grapes; SI.300, cheap, down, bal. at ~ per cent. 160 acres in Woodland to exebitngr for smaller farm and difference. 19ii acres in Hope township, known ti­ the Doty farm, will sell for 842V0 on eg#} terms. Several So acre parcels for snie at bar gains ranging from Si.bOO (Upwards ami some will take part elly property iu, tw change. 1 have several largo farms for sale will take small lAau In part pkyujent. I have someVity property 1 will trade for good farms. I contemplate a more extended si of advertising, aud it would be well for those who wish to sell or exchange to call at this agency at oner and gel the benefit*. Union Puclfic R. R. lands for sale in tlie states of Kansas, Oregon. Washington. Utah, Texas, etc, upwards of 5.000.000 acres of farming, mineral and tituliered lands, ranging in price from S’> to S10 per acre; one-tenth down, ten years credit on balance. Frequent excursion-rates given, etc. Gall and get circulars. Michigan Central 0 The Niagara Falls Route.” Do you want to know what ails your eyes? Do you need your eyes examined by one who can tell what you need! At Riverside Stock Farm, Plainwell, Allegan Co., Mich. forth upon yon?" She uctaally did clap her hand? os she spoke, and at the signal the curtains in a doorway at the upper Office at Residence on Michigan AJe. I HASTINGS. MICH. > SPECIAL! Sold by Orocera everywhere. PARENTS—Give your children a knowledge of book-keeping, shorthand, typewriting, teleg- JESSE TOWNSEND. AGENCY' COLUMN W. BAKER & CO., Dercbester, Mm. NOTICEFOR HEARING CLAIMS. State of Michigan, County of Barry,—w. Notice la hereby nt ven. that by an order of the Probate court for the County ot Barry, made on tbe ninth day ot October. A. D. 1891 .six months from that flat* were allowed for creditors to present their claims against the estate ot Sevilla Aith<iu.w, late of said county, deceased, and that all creoltors of said deceased are required to pre­ sent their claims to-aaid Probate court at tbe. Probate office in tbe City of Hastings, for erumInatlBn and allowance, on or before tbe fonrteen th (Hth) day ot April next, and that such claims will t>e beard before said court on Thurs­ day. tbe fourteenth (14th)day ot January and on Thnredav. the fourteenth (14th) day of April sst10 o'clock In the forenoon of each of I 'bHated October 9th. A. D. MOI. Chas. W. akmstkoxg. , • Judge of Probate. Sold by me, us the past four months sales prove. Rememl>er all the boys giyo in to me on lumber wagons. Advertising Agents, November, 1S9I. Ayers CherryPectoral Dr. J. C. Ayer & Co • m worn Ten Dollars Each MED HD Pill W1JS for approved drawings with appropriate reading; or Sjj.oo each for matter only. This offer is open to all who have facility in illustration. The competition will close December io, iSpl. About January I, 1S92, we will pay for accepted des.gns, and return the others. Directions.—Make drawing, with black ink on heavy white paper, of the work in oolliue, Elaborate shading will not print well. Space n paper, will be four inches square. Draw to larger scale if yon prefer, but have design square, file Mea is most important If that is good we can have it redrawn and toU give you credit. Avoid doggerel in which soap rhymes with hope, &c. . Points.—Santa Claus is a pure, high-grade Soap-made for lauodry household use—■ favorite wherever known. Generous praise will be well bestowed, . old by all grocers, wholesale and retail. ... 1 Do your best, and send results promptly! Address (only) croup, sore throat, bronchitis, asthma, and hoarseness cured by tho safest and most effective emergency medicine. It should be in every family. • There is no success like that which succeeds. And nothing sold will ceed unless it pleases the peo­ ple, and nothing please the people like the LCVI ARNOLD, Propriatwr, Stations. 1*2 |SS '£i & m.lA.m.'p m pru.inin. .If| S,«:Fl.W| SAJi u-m ft M. H. COLLINS. Local Agent. HustiBga, O. W. Rvoouts G. P. A T. A.. Chicago. Dr. 0. ?. Brm’s Hsrtal Diatom ONLY A QUARTER A POT. News from Penney 1 vanU.—“filucc day I cured an abcrss in a man's <qe . O. Brown's Standard Herbal it. which his physlcUn said must be rertthtbe knife." Chas B. Underwood, □town, York Co.. Pa.. June ST. 1WL NOTICE FOR HEARING CLAIMS. State ot Michigan, County of Barry--s«. , , Notice to hereby given, that by an order of the Probate Court for the County of Barry made on tbe »Cb day of October. A. I), tij'i. six mouths from that dote were allowed for creditors to present tbelr claims acalust tl.e estate ot Dora B urebeti. late of said county, deceased, nnd that all creditors of said deceased are required to present their claims to »aid Probate Coart, at the ITobate office, in the City of Hastings, for examination and allowance, t n or before tbe 28th day of April next, and that such claims vylll be heard before said court, on Thursday, the SMh day of Januarv and on Thursday, U>« SMii day ot April next, at ten o'clock in the forenoon of each cf Judge of Probate. IKSBAITS CMIlT ffiMflA’ ThaOMHru'tMedicke I FflrC<4d».Co««H Hcrw.c. J �Hastings Banner. F. J: !Thl' *” •l“* w • »■>« nn. m the lateat Improved fnldlnx bed,. tiastlngA, Thursday, Nov. 19, 1891. Fine linn of center table, al P. A. Ore. ble’a, the furniture dealer's. W. R. COOK. Local Editor. Common Rots Clothes and Chaps Hands. IVORY SOAP DOES NOT. LOCAL NEWS. mersonalmention, Sauirti^ P°"“* 4" Gr*°d ,U|'ld‘ We still offer our Detroit band mai. d.ioXSL'*’ sbre nl 82.as. regular price st.M „ ,hl. Bankrupt store., k^Frt"dv.W“'“ G'*"<1 n*<’“‘,ro A Isrre stock of fancy rockers at F. a tlreble s. Y on cannot fall to make a sat- iu“d.turo.GoodJ'"r w'"‘ On"d lafaetory purehaw'. MIXER’S C.<fcS.S Wo Have Get 'Em en th Hu! FOR THE BLOOD A young hnlv dealring to attend the dlr Mr. C. ItaekM, of jiu„, „,s hl u h schools and work for her board ran Hud , on business Monday. J place with Mrs. K. M. Busby. Cr!.n!|CpWa.tf*r*n ’.’V**10 “ hUSlnWS trip to Cash pnl.l tor lire and dresrod poultry Grand Haplds Friday. the greatest north side sale street, opposite llama * .trtSI’jli c'"'MUo. WM.cdUr ' •» Annan's 11. c. Cu„K at this office Saturday. A party ot yountt people, spent a very REMEDY OF THE ACE. wm In the pleavant evening at the llowtlncn bouw, Hlra.ra*!”*' a BLOOD and SKI'S last night. with denning and In a wx-ial cltt on business Friday. As a Blood Purifier it has no eanPi way. ter pamphlet showing tastinmnicU cllv Frt.ll?11’ I" Tho Goodyear * Bentes stock, now city riitiA) on business. One of Grand Rapid,s’ largest merchants owned by 1‘hln. Smith. ha. been mend to \ LIal’n’ of (’ra,,d Rapids, greeted writes as follows; slr et"' B”ow building OU Jefferson old friends here Monday. ' & Sojt”’ I bewuni' a-quainted your Cancer nnd Scrofula Bjrup about Enr nc Garthom hnndthnklmt wlih r.lth three mouths ago throogb a frl-nd 6t mine who Do you dance? If so. examine three pal- Hastings friends Monday. r':S2T!n.e,‘<,1^1 tt.to verY Idglily. it having ©nt leather and Dongola dancing pumps. cured his wife of a very bail goiter. 1 u-ed b A new invoice just received at Woolly * ' ..Arch^ An<Jeteon. of Lowell, was in the for a ohonlrreii blood and It bat Urn-UHoJ me gtvtulr. I hate recqmmrr.dect It to several m ncity on bqsincss Saturday. Bronson's. 7 i>le who have used II with g-x«l results. Jdy IL C. Peckham, nf Freeport, was in the hUh-r who is w, vears of ag*. !>m uken It fo-& Allwlzcsqf large iron kettles, pumps, ;>-rof nla sore on h!s leg and H Ims cured him. pipes. screens and valves, chilled sleigh city on business Thursday. I Imre iMcd many blond medicines »: d I know HIQH PRICES ZINb MRb TIHES CANCER 4 SCROFULA I have«ver taken. C. A. Hough, of Nashville, was in the your C. & 8. 8. to be the be.-t M. M. Monait. city ou business Thursday. a 4L«»and <’• Monro*? street Grand Baplds, Mich., Ott. U, A complete stock of etchings and en­ Rev. A. D. Grigsby attended the PnAci'atlan this week ".000 gravings at F. A. GreNe’a. It Is a pleas­ bytery at Jackson on Tuesday. , • For Sale by all Druggists. ure to la? aide to see such a line of these rRBPAnXI* BY . C. W. Smith, of Nashville, was In the Hercalter. changes for advertisements goods here, and you ran buy them nt Mcounty bub on business Thursday. Drs. Mixer & Sons, Hastings, Mich. reach this office Tuesdays at latest to tcr figures hen- than in the larger cities. nn- insertion in tlie issue of the week Mr. and Mrs. Stephen will Jones next The Kalamazoo Telegraph offers a prize !:< ■> brought. of $10 for the best, and S3 for the second week move tn Penn, Cass Co., Mich. best Christinas story, written by a resident W. J. Dibble, the Marshall capitalist, of cheap suspenders at the of Allegan. Barry, Eaton, ■Calhoun, Kalnwas In the city on business Saturday. mnzoo. Cuss. Berrien, St Joseph, Branch, Miss Popple, of New Jersey, is the We arc compelled to Issue a id page Hillsdale and VanBuren counties. guest of her friend Miss Kittle Holbrook. tj ertlfis week. C. 11.-Hoyt, of Irving, offers three pure McGfutge Bunday Esq., of Grand Rap­ G-nts -oeks four pairs fur '25 cents at the bred Durham bulls for sale cheap this ids. attended court Thursday and Friday. month. Any one wanting good stock ,v..krupt store. . should call and sec them, at the farm two Frank C. Balch, of Kalamazoo, wrb r-iuned goods till you can’t rest at A. miles east of Irving. Respectfully, handshaking with Hastings friends Fria H. C. Cook’s. C. II. Hoyt. A nil’*’ line of ladles handkerchiefs at By all the popular authors. We cannot be undersold, neither can </f.uke Waters left Monday to join the .*• "aukrnpt store. we.give away goods. Will not pay 25e Hastings hunting party in Manistee ll'.w w .uld it do to establish a lecture for eggs, then sell them for 20c, but will county. make the margin so cluse tha! it will pay ■ for the winter? Manager Dicki-rtnan. of tbe Furniture you to come and see us. ' Co., left for the East on business Monday A •:»■! of stone ware just received at evening. t:n- a Van Arman’s. Before this month Is finished it should Hibbard Belding, of North Fairfield. : -hiv.-w.-ar. we have it, and prices are be definitely determined how much; stock In all styles and bindings: ,’lit. Bankrupt .-tore, can be profitably wintered over, and all Ohio, made friends here n pleasant call Thursday. * u ::!•- laandried precale shirts for L5 the rest should be marketed as soun as IMMdible. It seldom pays to feed out hnrdM. L. Sweet, one of Grand Rapids most Bankrupt store. , carued hay and grain to unproductive substantial citizens, was here Thursdayaud i;• ’ucu;!*cr the Cooks mean business in stock. Friday on business. r:-s. tlour knd feed. Two Knight mill dogs, two head blocks Mrs. Lyman Brock went to Otsego jra-. ••*-xl - ••ond hand organ for sale at with pinion* and shafts, one 47 in. solid terday. being called there by the serious tofth -aw. .me 48 In. Inserted tooth saw. ■illness of her son John. Of pure drugs and rmedicincs. onel> t horse power engine, and toiler, :« hfuvy cutton pant* 85 cents, r«*guMr. and Mrs. Chas. Phillips, of Saginaw, one 15 horse powervmrinv and boiler, all 81.25. Bankrupt store. visited Charlie’s parents. Mr. and Mrs. T. in good <*rdcr for sale at Hastings Engine Phillips, the first of the week. . .it the seven octave organs at John . & iron Works. •_t\ before buying any other. Mr. and Mrs. C. Ainsworth, of Grand This week E. Y. Ragle will remove Into Rapid*, were the guests of Judge Smith (he store so long occupied by Goo*lyear Jc nnd family a portion of last week. Barnes, it is being filled up for him. and Mrs. T. H. Pencock, of iteed City, visit­ THE DRUGGIST. mved a full line of gents slippery all it needs H?a plate front to make It shine. E. Y. will see to it that everything ed at her brother’s. John C. Cole’s, last !..■ pumps at F. G. Stowell's on the Inside Is satisfactory to bis large week returning Saturday to her home. -eight pounds of sugar for $1.00 and growing list ot customers. Mr. Thus. Tharhcr. of Boston, of the Ab there! 1 want yon for a customer. firm of Timelier & Co, woo! merchants, Hutchinkon physiologies, second hand Your best interest will be to buy goods ut was In the city on business Saturday. id In first-cla#.’ order, at Frefi L. Heath’s. my store. Others may make a great blow, pefiarley Brown, of Chicago, was in tlie but for good bargains, square dealing. city on business Tuesday. Charley d**e»> Ladles all wool hose for twenty-five tMittom prices, you will never do better nts; the pest in the city for the price at than to trtly yonr watches, ckvks, lewelery, not apjxwr to be losing any avoirdupois. Gertrude Pendergast came home etc. of John Bessm-r, the jeweler. from tbe Akeley scboul. Grand Haven. . if you want a shawl or cloak you will Th'? time hoc come for yon to bt»y your Saturday for n visit with home friends, find it to your interest to make your selate fall and winter goods and the plkce to returning Monday. L-ction at Russell’s. get the best vilue for your money is at The Misses Vlnda Nichols and Ada McIt you want to be ••in rail at tbe Russell’s dry goods, millinery and fan y Bankrupt store and buy one of Uwe fash­ goods store. Every dollar’s worth bought 1-iughlin. of Alletnifi City, visited Will for cash and discounting every bill enables Hay and wife and L. Jean Mclmuglilln.the ionable red neckties. him W Bell goods as cheap as any dealer fore part of the week. But: in miinl that you can get the Ban­ possibly can. IX^ril A. Grigsby has accepted a position ner and .Detroit Tribune, weekly, the two An exchange, and II never tells any­ as stenographer with Armour A Co., of paper? for-out dollar. thing unless ill is so. says an editor wrote Chicago, tbe world renowned hug packers. t.e to Fried L- Heath's for Hutchinson’s a bail room puff saying: "Her dainty feet He receives a handsome salary. I-’l i-nd-ag•.(•*, second hand and in guod were encased in shoes that might have Jolty Major Anderson came in with the >l..-j-- Lots of them. been taken ff»r fairy- boots;" but the blizzard Tuesday, am! bls In-arty laugh Jhn.- i.djer the Bakker’s offer. this blundering compositor made it read; ••Her and jolly manner made his friends forget dirty feet were encased In shoes that might r nnd the Detroit weekly Tribune. tbe t|se eccentricities of the weather. have been taken for ferry boats.’’ t-.< p’-.H-r# for one dollar. Geo. ! Geo. W. I'. Slocum, Slocum, wife wur and ano daughter. onuguici. One of the; mo»t complete ,1>lK ____ iH.4?n visiting J. Kress and■ family ------ - and happy . । . wfio_____ -- --------"j 'I be largest and best line of picture surprises we aver twer saw executed w^k wgh that ।i for thn*’ j*asl, w 1^,. will |ll leave for their upon Mr. Juha I ’ endergast Saturday even-1 home iu Colorad*', next Monday. furniture store. ing, the arm gements which were «suc i . for i-» ™..r. , ­ Alllster. of the well known cessfully planned and carried out by his Big Cook A Little Cook. estimable wlffi. It was very much enjoyed wholesale house of Norris. Alllster A Co.. Chicago, his wife and MHs Carlton, were Corner Sta’e and Creek $t. not only by the juembers of bis family, guests of Mr. and Mrs. IL 1. Hendershott F G. Stowell Id prepared for the cold but by the incited friends present the find of the week. weather with a full *ne of felt boots, Oue week fh>m to-day Is Thanksgiving. Her many friends will be pleased to rubbers, etc. and price* are right. See If you desire to get the most and the best from the oliservance uf this day, trv and learn that Miss Belle Handy, who has so long suffered from typhoid fever, ami wbo Russell has just received another lot of make some one thankful for some blessing has lieen so near death’s door, is now In a •'.adies and misses all wool underwear and they would n4t receive except for your in­ fair way to recover, unless something unteresting youiwelf in their behalf. If you hosiery and can suit you in quality and foraseen shall happen. The fever left her look about you. you will be surprised at price. the number of opportunities for you to do yesterday morning. shoes all sizes. Wood, or old Iron taken in pay at Hastings Engine * Iron Worira. Notting Can M Beta Our lapifitti Nev Goods and Marvelous Prices. See Them and You Want Them. Price Them and You Buy Them. The Best Manufacturers Produce Finer Goods this Season than Ever Before. BOOKS! ALBUMS Full : Line Fred L. Heath, a Do not miss buying your winter reading this. now. Tli- Banxkk and Detroit Weekly There Is a great deal written and Mid Tribune, the two papers one year for one nowadays abotot -moral support being ex(endod to» Dewspaprr-" Wtettllto ''mo',1 Wanted—A woman for general house­ support’’ 1, wt bavit never «een vert' eomwork in a family at Lansing. Mich., must prehenslvely leaned, but •» ne.r « we *be a good eook. g<xxl wages etc. Apply at ai tret ,t It th. most saUatnelory «nd help­ ful “moral support" a man can offer a this office. new.paper la l» .ubwrlbe tor It and then Black and grey mixed astrehan cloak­ ing. ladles seal, hare and artrachan muffs keep bls subserlptlon paM up.—KsThe Cbaul»n.;ua Literary Circle III tm> and misses white fur sets—al! new and In Ita fourteenth year. Over cheap at Russell's. person, have Iwn enrolled al the All wool flannel sheeting two and oneIn Buffalo. S. i . •">“ half yards wide, white, scarlet and gray office nln» In 18TS. Each member who Joins blanket* at Rusaell’a. Yon will need them baa bla work deffnltely mapped out tor the coming winter. him and roeehr. twrelul'r Owing to tbe crowded condition of our pestlons for rtadtok. The P'"'”* “>“™ advertising columns we are compelled to h eaaentlally American Including history, ko^ment. literatus, and the atctol Input local and county news on Inside as stitutlons-of the United btates. well as outside pages- Earlv yesterday morning, a little south of Rives Junction, the train reachbig here at midnight ran into a freight, also bound for Jackson, which had cotne from the Saginaw division. The cars were taidlj wrecked. Whether any one was or how badly, cou,J not learn* l,1,e only Zoe! to whom we could apply for information preserving the usual silence peculiar to railroad employees under such circumsUnces. A young man has been palming himself ■•ta It-’ They expect to come this war akalo. and every one wbo heard them wdl off at Lansing for sewml days past as the “ their active mlMlonary hehwr . th™. J,n of Rev. B. Il Whitman, uf East Jor­ They eertalrty deserve a crowded house. dan. Is no doubt one of the of the age. He did not secure 57 from We sincerely hope thst the Rev. J. S. Valentine as stated but by Mr. Valentine * and itev. Isaiah Wilvlaor. and their con.tllnm.U aro eonslderlnk that which ts of the . Importance to the ux payera of the county • I.50 In renh. A *n»m Mr. w h P -thebotldleyof • "«« *7" .LTTwo < man M»» l» *■•» n0 ’‘’D "TI, ’""LSI”: Jail. The sem of ffM.OOO /or thet»"J; Flmi thM lhl« I. Um recond rime *ll“" " propos'd, and the (I . thh* hnp*-rer h«, owd hl, name w’^7.!•Yh-ro. Re.'. MrrennUea d«n<mstr.toa ‘l“‘ ‘^L” soffident In caae orthe 1«trwt‘“" „ .. ,ul^ he will relmhurw all the valuable records of tbe county, Un Wl„ eontrlbuled lo Uro (and he aohelhM .i^arton would l» of for the young m**n. K**p your eye to erorr taxpayer of Ute eonnl.; ™"‘ “ £ X He’s a big fraud.-State Repub­ all over, taxpayers, and M your super lican. rlwr know how you feel about It. The many friends here of Mr. and Mrs. The Tennessee Jubilee singers told forth Tbos. Campbell, of West Bay City, were to small audances at Union hall I- nday pained to learn of the death of their infant and Saturday evenings. But it was not son, which occured Friday night last from lack of merit that tlie Tennessean A fim-elass nearly new two seat canopy top carriage tn sell for less than It Is worth or to exchange for wood. R. L Hendershott. All accounts due me and not adjusted before December 1st wlU, cnlliat date, be placed In the hands of a collector. • • t IKA VakVALXKMBVMGH. The latest novelties in millinery goods arc always lo tie found at Bussell's as fast as they appear in the market aud sold as cheap as any dealer cau sell first-class goods. Word from tbe hunting party up north states that some deer arc being enconntered, and that tbe more steady nerved ones o-casionsUy get a deer. But the amateur hunters don’t appear to be “in iL* “Il is alleged that the Michigan Central and Canada PmMc have bought tbe Avery farm, jnst south uf Tort Huron, and that tbe two ctanpaniea will bniid a tunnel al that point." So much for an exchange. M9' _ Mr. O. G. Kingsbury ha? purchased the Schumaker gallery north of Ford’s hotel, and will be prepare.! at all times to furnish at very reason a bk1 rates artistic work hr the line ot photoffraphs Italjpen end cabinets. w The needed apparatus arrived Monday by tbe use of which It is expected to In­ crease tbe output of the wool boot factory to 100 cases a day. Orders are being re­ ceived so numerously as to require such an Increase. . Barry Lodge K. of I’. I« considering tbe matter of Installing its new officers, who will soon be elected, publicly. An elabor­ ate program Is being prepared by a committe<«n<' the affair will be one of pleas­ ure to all and credit to the lodge If carried out as contemplated. as. WE HAVE THEN They are manufactured by the well-known houses of Bouve & Daniels of Boston, Mass.; L. Adler Bros. & Co., and Stein Bloch & Co., of Rochester, N. Y. Call and see us. You will find us at the top in the clothing line, and at the bottom in prices. Yours truly, E. W. Morrill & Co., One Price Clothiers.. Love TIES THE KNOT NECKTIEJ All Styles, All Colors, A large assortI ment for Beads, I Gwwtraua) “ I Dudes—for Boys —for Men—for You. -_y* NECKTIES, 25c. NECKTIES, 50c. NECKTIES. 75c. NECKTIES cheaper. NECKTIES higher. KID GLOVES > f For Gehtlemen’e wear are indispensible. That’s why we keep such a magnificent ,• stock of these goods. Our makes of fine L gloves have a world wide reputation. Glove Argunrent. That’s why we keei1 them. Bound to have the best of everything for our customers. _ We also carry a full line of cheaper gloves imd mittens for work, for play, for warmth, for dress. I clothing AKb SENT’/ FURHI/HINW. t ■ �astings Banner FAMILY CREMATED. Thursday, Nov. 19, 1891. Five Persons Burned in a Tene­ ment Blaze. lOo uow Boston, Nor. 12.—The world'* couvenHon of tbe Woman’s Christian Temper•nee Union opened yesterday in Faueuii ha|l. Miaa France* Willard presldtai snd delivered the opening address. Lady Henry Somerset, president ot tbe British Woman*', Chrbtian Temperance Union, mid many other eminent ladies representing the union In all part, of the world were present. After opening tbe meeting Mia* Willard placed it lu charge of Lady Somerset, who delivered au address. THE PARENTS AND THREE CHILDREN —Peculiar Apparent Negligenc' FEDERATION TALK, I WOMLNOFTHEWORLD IN COUNCIL | •Th« i | I I | I i • j THE DEATH RECORD. Cleveland. O.. Nov. 18 — Word VM re­ ceived here lot night announcing tbe death of Don Piatt at bis home, Mac-OChee, yesterday afternoon. Colonel Piatt .... bod boen suffer for aeveral week* with ALLIAB /£ MEH AT INDIANAPOLIS. a complication of discuses induced by “ia grlpi*," but It was only iu Ue last few ....... .................. I UH yn (thnt unt UI* ”** wm regarded-----— day* bls lliur illrn** a* at voke Dl<wtn»*!on and Perhaps Dlsm- < a|j serious, and his death wm a compteto gnulxAtlon—The ub-Trrasary Idea Not I surprise to hi» many friend* in this vicinVaanhu. n»ly Approved — Opposition ity. A ’Great Combine of Farmers and Laborers. R. M. King, cclebraied Seventh Day Tbe prcatuble of the declaration of prin- | ford. * Adrentlnt, at Dyersburg. Tenn. Lady Euzaiieth Gkoxjvknor. dowager ciples which was adopted declares the j lx Dl an A polis, Nov. 17.—There are in­ O: marchioness of Wcatmiuster,daughter ot eouTontloa to bo coitiu.il.ol lo lb« eren- I: fluence* nt wurk-among _ _____ the delegates to Both tbe method and its-.ilta when । the Duke of Southerland, at 1-ouddn. I 2^1 i tb’»<’«>>« r--»’ A>»; Henry DaIXMEYEILwealthy tolmccontot Syrup of Figs is taken; it is pleasant .ij;,0,D„ f*ren.’•!>. n«. ot nniolte.; I-ore wl.lcb n>« l.ere >.riur. which If not nnd prominent Mhmip, at Pittuburg. iroiu u-Ki ui nu wuv->, . ........ - ---- ----­ and refreshing to tlie tatde, and acts .,.JU. ot u; the luv home UOIUV by the ont- ' checked * to----------Howard Roberts of the Baltimore and the K protection bid fair disrupt-------------the orgamxagently yet promptly ou the Kidneys, . tawing o*F*t'be liquors. I The ttan.firet of these Influences was set ------ . troffic . . in Mfcohoita . . . Ohio engineer corp*, at Uniontown. Pa Liver and Bowels, cleanses the yya| opium, tobacco nnd impurity; the sup- j t<> work yesterday when ... r . delegation of Don Piatt, at bls home, Mac-o-Chee, in tem effectually, dispels colds, friipreroion by taw of gambling and Sunday i >cvru u,.nuru by ", seven men, headed U. 8. Hall, -of-------Mls- Logan couuty, O. desecration; the enfruucUtoemeut of the gourl nr||red the committee from the acbes and fevers and ctires habitual Rev. W. J. IL T aylor . D. D., of W««h, ■ ■ hi । ' sottri, ariiveu na iw *«■. •».«. ... ..................... , I1 L, wom',n Ot nt nations and the — rstabliah.hltah- . nuti-.ub.trea.ury ekmeut of... the lugton, secretary American ttabb.thunioo, coiiBtijmtion. Syrup of | Figs is the meat of court* courts of national uational and aud lnt.rt.aInterua- ( 'i ment MPQOOBOtd thal tbey would a« Marshall I’m*. Cola . only remedy of its kind ever pro­ tibnal arbitration which shall Inn tab war I pr.-sent an address to the council asking I State Senator WALTER S- GREENE, of ! from the world." duced, pleasing to the taste and ac­ I ii,,u„,r„r I| thnt th«l the lb-.tb-lren-ur, *i;b-trciu,ury pl«»k ptattk te 1» omln-l omitted i Fort r»rt Atkinson. AUtlmoo. Win, at Milwaukee. ceptable to the stomach', prompt in . . hc platform . . . ll>x-rowqiiiTI Edwin |I M1„ o( HrtllkbColninbU. morral 1 fr<..i “ .u.l. th»t ' . E. Pratt «•, 'president N A. Kelits action and truly beneficial in its • l”gg Newspaper company, nt Chicago. that the convention earnestly request the j ucnlly 1 bo committee was 1 John H.‘ pBonn ' , millionaire and railway effects, prejMired only from the mo.-t - dtoapproved. .. i board of manager* of the Columbian ex- | charged‘ with --•••-• -* this duty by a convention | pr^-}(Ieotf at Xew York. healthy, ana agreeable substances, it> | poefriou to prohibit the sale of Intoxicants | held some time ago at Columbia, Mo., and I r R •— --------- ------” v------ rCon*-~kv. Zacharia Eddy, — well-known many excellent qualities commend it ! UP*»» lb« ground at any ti me, and that the, Its members are unanimous in tbe sentl- I gregntiotiaU*:, al Detroit, to all nnd have made it the most ( exhibition be cloned on Sundays. Ladya m-.-nt that a refund on tbe part of the: popular remedy known. BRAZIL IN A TURMOIL. Il wns nearly 4 in tlie afternoon when a ’ .Somerset moved that the same officers te council to comply with tbe demands will [ ; requested to require purity iu the art exSyrup of Figs is for sale in 50c little girl living in the neighborhood with 1 hlbitiona Both revolutions were utiani- divide the organisation ami result lu two and SI bottles by all leading drug­ childish curiosity rummaged through tbe ; moualy adopted The election of otllcers faction A oue representing tbe south und ruins and found a naked arm, which led , folio will Mist Frances E. Willard was the other the northwest. New York, Nov. 10—The HeyaJd’a gists. Any reliable druggist who to n search and the ultimate discovery of , elected president; Lady Henry Somerset, _____ , apecial from Buenos Ayres says: The may not have it on hand will pro­ five blackened bodies, burned to a crisp i vice president at large; Anna Gordon, of With the lapse of thBa the detarmina- news from Brasil last Dlght was of a still cure it) promptly for any one who aud beyond recognition. The entire fam­ Bo*tou, secretary, and Mr*. Williams, of lion of lbe third party advocate* to forct more alarming character. It indicates wishes to try iL Do not accept any ily of Charles Bet here was destroyed Canada, treasurer. tbeissuc Upon the cotiuril becomr* more [ the rapid spread of tbe revolution all substitute. prom,..neral, u>.l tb.y .re ..luinit : fbr-u.b Hio Grand, do Bui. GoTemor while sleeping In a Huh’ eight by twelve NATIONAL FARMERS’ CONGRESS. CALtFORNIA FIG SYRUP -Iren.lb where,be Alli-.nor IrMI expeetral I CuU»-> re-ta»ral hl, offire B-.nrd.,. He room in the second story. They were 3AM FMMCI8C0. CAL ......_____ •_____ . , /ra. ./ 1 left the government Iu (Margj of tbe proCharles Bet here, aged 30 years; Elisabeth, II. V-U.M,r»nln.porra„Ic.,frreneeU. lndal Ur. Am(i u,^|. Oeo„B1 lOUtsviiu. Kr. new row. k.y. hi* wife, aged 28; Carrie, aged 9; Myrtle, the third party advocates Was held at the OsM0ra nud Barroa CumuI. vu . S edalia, Mu., Nov. 12 —Thu gavel used aged 6, and James, nged 3. The clock on hotel teadquartera. Mr. Taubeneck, ot jiebrte H«vo Their Own W*y. chairman of the Farmers' congress the mantel had stopped at 3:38 a m r_ , in : by — From ail .accounts the revolution ap­ ’ I is nn ear of corn, nod it lias been resolved Illinois presided, aud a general discusdicatiur tbe hour of the fire. In fighting pears *Mcces*ra*. successful. The garrison m at itagui. aion of the subject of turning the Alliance । pent-* **w uarr**un flames two ui ot me the pipein-.-u pipemen mwu stood iu in a to ithe nu name* . . semi.. whiit ,is left, of it to -the . World's . . Into a political party was engaged in. To on the Uruguay, surrendered without a the surprise of the Alliance leader* Port. »«” «v Porto Alegre, the capital of the wl.bou1.llMwT.rlng lb. dying «xu|»nU. «•»>••« • »< mauUunMh. of Georgia; Stewart, uf Texas, and a large state,!, in the bauds of the revolutionism. wbo were uoMMcloa. nnd rouble to nu nrin.lr».l ot wb.oh .re glr.n below. Lrot । ixu.ub.-r“ of delegate* from :he we*taud j In the interior of Rio Grande do Sul ail ter a err nluht tbe delegates were entertained with I nU "\0‘, tbe meeting and took telegraph lines have ta-ea destroyed, Tb. Horrttru.. 1...—^. I M-n*?*’"'-1 b’ '.h' **■»• south u .b.attended ^‘.n™ ."7 part | tb* - Uro. ............... -b.i I. gGiog The Horrifying tHrenvery. j ",'J ‘.uv _. , J ,, . , Republican Flatu<eaudub. and aatiii »y Th, ra-nrrh nmonK th, mln. I.dlowlon I th, Srel.ll. RIHw. Offlrer. will be. rlre.nl change While the weal and the north- i «• «»« difficult to olrtaiu west were known to bnve*trotissympathy ’ FonMea ’ * Fleet Not Heurd From. tb,Ttaor,-.oT,r lire n™ w» t«i„, ,tbe b. nwi are cUan-IInn re:™ ‘ , today, next pl place of meeting selected. .. ’ for fur stidt sudi a-rnovement win itemcnt the -lie south sum i. wa* *upaup K l» bel»<"»r<! rever.tl northern « beltevrt! here that several .. It .l.ould h.T. bren.nnd. nnlbhw telhj I „d ,djourn ,„,aghl. posed to be solid again*! it. . provlbces will join tbe mnvemeot against found ibe found, the entire force torce wm ;vn* ordertd ihrkli-x^-tl back nxmk i। . Somr Are Going t*» Work In Earnret. ,he dl«if’’r. The fleet thnt Fonseca wm *Anusrt»r* — to quarters. 'Toward Toward th* the middle middle of of the the j| Following arc t he most important of tbe Sik notoacbe aud relievo all tha troubles IndThe meeting determined to present a । ‘ • ’ ** ‘ 1 ” • >-'»ve «eut tu Rio G.-«nde do Sul afternoon Mrs. Garrison, n friend of the1 | resolution* adopted by the congre**: drat to * bilious state of Ao system, su-h rt to the Alliance for a union . ha* not yri arrived at any of it a ports. family, walked from the-other end ef the' [ Rexiucstlug lUxxiu-re, Nanas*, DrowriBea*. Dialrewt alloc every State, enunty. sivx and xitsinci district propoaitinn nequreuug every Btaie, i-ouuxy. ! ' . . .'ra . I...IV . ■ - - ■__________ (lira ..rail. til,, mtltlcity to inquire after their safety. No one I agricultural society in tho L'mied Mates to beMHfcU the Peoples party iind the counLj.uGoreminr mnri .u.Tinki PROCLAMATION, was able to give her tin- desired Informa­ nppotatone or more delegate* to a notional ‘ ell. and adjourned till’1 hureday to await iTHANKSGIVING tion. Meeting little Jimmy Kirwan, who ermventton. n» te held In conjuuirtion oik! i* ‘ further developments. In the .meantime ! ~ was playing among the ruins, she learned part <>f the twelfth annual m- i<>u of thto body I the members uf the conference pledget! lh*' 1 residentAuuulnta Tlinradar. tl that a body was in tbe nshes. The fire­ nt such place a* we may select; favoring the j (hemselves to can vast tbc delegations and ! , rlreUrn of prahjrot ..r th, foUral SUJre h>do , thd , r hlc „,„ It „ W ashington . N ov . 14.—The .president men were summoned-, ntxd took up the n-aflacbe. yet Carter's Little Liver Ml srs ^r a third p.rty. Tn. Alliance , issued hi. Thanksgiving proclamation equaMy valuable lr OacatipMlon. curiegand pro­ second search. What they discovered was renting thtotinuoylngcomplaint.while they tioj horrifying. . I t>«<.|le0ftheiitatre: recomarttnltag that eon- leader*, tbore who favor confining tbe or- yesterday. Tbe first paragraph is m fol­ curreeiall disorders ofiMatomschaUnnil-.tctti-s ■ ; grex-* demand that tte tax lerj te limited t<> [ ganlimlion to its-present sphere, confe-s , fow*: liveraudregulxluthabowel*. EvenIftbcyonly MORTGAUESALE. tnnrrelou* In that cigar-box room were three beds, ; lbi>absolute want* of tlickovertimeDtJainrstiy ' that the outlook is gloomy, but express j it to a verr gind'tacldnnt of day of Mar. A. D. ISM. Phtnea* D. scvn-tary’ <>f ”f sgricuiaurirul- , tbc hope that second tota r thought will prosperity which has crvW».«i tin- nwnmr Parker and Martha Parker, bls wife, mort­ cradle, stove and bureau. Near the door !J administered; that the iwretsry gaged to A. H. Ayers all that certain piece or lay the father with tho infant clasped In 1 tore increase IncrvaM the number uf of representatives . tJUU ~ a«. .-h*» ..«»»flntj 4Iir tjlt. u.-.rj.nu-.delegate* tluc true to tbc pledge* tirewing to that It* hripfui ami res*parcel of land, situate in the chy of Ita*Ung.«. fur tbe the introduction introduction of of American American Cora corn into into ;, —their -v t_ const —•—.t. ------- — j that -• — aurin? touch ha-f r..-, — -u for it urticr, aud the "it »hr all .... our_...i« people.t*It In the county ot Barry and atate of Mlcbizkn. bis arms. It was evident that he had , foreign fiintitm countries: muntrim: favoring fnvorinL' a tutlBcient snfiti-irnt approautinL. . . . ...... ... ....................: _ ___ • Aebfctbey would teataootr •toelefa to these wbo ■nd ticdescribed follows, to wtt -.. .ra-. la>t two ot awakt-UCU rouu — i.roT. a* .....v..., ....... awakened IU to tbe IUC realization IVO “JU v, of k-uv the danger., printion for the proper Improveuoiut uf tho proposition when made will ba rejected. ■uuter from this dtotnawlng complain t; but forts. cud that every bum*’ ha* frit Its mmfortinx In­ Ttre Keform Press AMOclntloN. satahr theirgoodnondoe* uotend bore,and thnao waterway* of the country; favxinng the con ­ «•> “r?1" fluence. It i» too great to Im the work uf man's who once try thorn will tl nd three little pill* va) -;A third futiuenecat work i* the Reform and suite *>t Michigan, according to recorded i overcome by the lira.. The mother, kpeel- trol of all trust* and combinallouti by resort to | power aw! too particular to be tho device of ah’.a to so many w-.tu that they will not L<> wiL Pre** fUKociatiou. It held i meeting yew pliu thereof. Said mortgage wns. on Ute 2lst ' |nK n,.nr the bead of the bed, wm half tlxc ballot. ying to do without them. Bui after all*Lto Leal t»-rd,«y to consider that clnuw In the entt- JhJreXY;ite-Jtefortte^nt'v'xJTltam I? 1 bur,‘-,‘ beae*th lbe roof' Th" ‘wo atitution which provide* that ail |>apers iu ; dexriux, their im*«« by hto mare, and the nnwaAir. ei ’ Gixi' rvruuxkiui* nuveru........... ...... — , . ... . Mr. Swink*’ resolution asking goveruthe itateof Michigan. In liter Uitriy/fonr of | glrU slept, as they had retired. In their " sreociatlon ' ' ‘ ” ndv< * ate ail the de- i Ul* “f whuee giving to m much bey»md the relghtyscreu .! n-»tffttle — cot. the H bodies, with th* the ' ment aid in irrigating arid land* in Colo- j the nrnrtgsges on page one hundred and'clghtysev?!: • All *’t of »>.<• —ti— with shall was i thisighte ot dm as it to beyoaxl UNl I‘ flesh dropping from their bones, were re­ '; rado brought a hefted Drought forth lortn a urrtcu discussion, ui*cu>uticn, j mnnds ot the Alliance Object im: .i. . hto .. dx-r-ns , ..jJ the , .. . . • —ra.(ra.- ».<>l — Said mortgaav was on the 21st day of May lathe bene of so many Urm that ben? I* where •TT.r.1 Olib. drl.-sa.ra. n.Klro.lulnn <b«l OT|«<1 U> «1»UM Urok It prulle«U,<W 1 JSlSli alS. U* moved to the coroner's. v. 1XM0 a««|gned by said A. H. Ayers to Henry L. we cur great boast. Our pills cure it while the hind* were owned laigely by private 1 stroys atroys the indepcndvttre independence of the members, I u-u<l r«x>iuiuen<latl'>BN that th.. Newton, which said asslgmueut was ob tbe list Ctoex.* do not. ' individual* and hence were not entitled ' making them mere machine*, and that so | cit?Xl . ns rest from toiJ nrjd B . w . n)Wp Jn making them mere machine*, and that so j I day o!May. \. D. tmw. duly recorded In said Carter’s Utflo Liver Pflls are very mall and The fire is supposed to be of incendiary reri’ler's office. In Utter thirty six .361 of mottvery easy to tahe. One nr two villa xxxtaasdiws. ! to government aid. The resolution was 1 long a* such n dau .. is adhered tn tbe pa- i gare* on page forty two (Ap. origin, us two suspicious characters ' public cupgregatiun, renew family tire They «ro«trictly rw-tablosn.ido not gripe or 1 Hald mortgage wa* on the 17th day of Janttary. wen leaving the scene as the ftamtw were ' finally defea ed. purge, but by UhUt gcutta acikin plane all wha A. I). Uf*!. assigned by said H-.nry L. Newton to I in the Alliance. Um giaiu. Xu rials at 25 rente; tltSli-r tl. Sold 1 Htur.rt. Knapp* n& Weaver, which, add assign- started. A fuU.investigaUou will follow, ! CREMATED BEFORE THEIR EYES. by dru.q;iri* evttywiiurc, or wut byVpalL j change, it develojtcd, i* to admit tho pa* ] THE KNIGHTS AND W. ,C. T. U. waitwaton the-SSCh day of Mav. A. D. 184. ! and not a little criticism is passed upou I pein of the People’s party. These do not | CARTER MC01C1NE CO., Ne4- York; , duly recorded In said regtoter's office. In liber tbc nct i oa o f the fire department in not tbe action of indorse the sub treasury scheme and enn STL'S " m»U"« » ““ro,uitl. ex.n.lnkMon brfor. WILL PILL. SHALL BOSE. SHALL PRICE Default has beep made In tbc eondillou of i leaving Tho room was only ten feet from I Cleveland, Nov. 16.— During a fire last not become members of • ee pre-s associa­ tion ns tbe constitution u-. w stand*. Toledo. O.. NuV. 17.—The general as­ the ground, and the entire family might । evening the men of cugiue company No. 1 on Mid mortgage on* hundred and fifty four sembly. Knights of Jtabor, yesterday ap­ , dollars and thirty eight cents tor principal have been rescued. , wt-ro ordered into the burning b)o^k. GREAT FEDERATION SCHEWS. thereof and interest thereon No proceedings proved the demand of the Woman’s I Without any warning nn up »er atory at law or inequity have been instituted to reDECAPITATED BY A TRAIN. Christian Tempemm-^ union for equal | cover sum of money, or any part thereof. ■ euddenly fell in and C-p n’.u John Grrniy ; Noure H hereby siren, that by virtue of the wages and equal suffrage. The second Li.-I of Casualties In Which n Dozen was cut off frutn hla comrade* and burned : power ol sale conounea m said mnrtg.icv. and [ A scheme for the federal iou of nil tbe. resolution of' the women declaring in ■i ui pursuanec of the Statute la such c**c made , l.ivvs Were I.o»L । to di-ath almost Ixfote their eye*. Fire­ k ua provided, the premise* above and lu itaid! _. .... ,, T, ... r..sm„ _ ! elements of farmer* *n l utrchnnic* wa* i favor of *u equal standard ot purity for man Ward, ’••bo was’l« with him, w.-.a res­ i d,''1<,prf ”,'«n,“X "b-'n ife natal * •«< — ,pu--o»«l »• to-iabl, 5 iBOetMrt* cireerl.'- d. or so much th-reof a* may Toledo, Nov. 14—D W. Griffin. a> M “^it™«bn.k*n* ”i'r e*' w.”•••h*' .M ’"nX TT ■ be necr-isoiT’, will te sold at public vendue to' "Pony” conductor on the Ohio Central ' ^...—.1 .^tbl. ro l.» ■ ... ... : con.nnllM <.f fral-ratl.,. laid lu rnce.'Iug. i “ddd roinra to tbc womeu » petition , the Hctesl bidder, at tbe north front door of | . ., . . . - ■ , ; the court Louse, in the city of Hastings. Barry ■ railroad, met a horrible death tn tin- Kist. i icy w.'u crushed internally' by tailing 1 Thi, My prcpcra. t.. Mcratc lb, AUG I ,bV V™’" '» .1 lo work < county. Mtehkar.-. that bring the place of hoM- Toledo yards yesterday. He wm doing • will*. The total loan will amonut lo end lbuu.trl.d Colon, tbc F.rmcS- I “roX”,l ’■ ‘I 7” to7' , °" *h? i fig the Circuit Court for said county.) <*” the; ' F&Vi.uOO The fire miginnted in tlieStand- I Nearly every pattern of -?a Horss ... ... . , contrary the knights declared in furor of l 23rd day of January, A. I>. t?oe. at 10 o’clock of - “Ob'0 wor* * V, , ? , I" ‘D ard Buttling works aud for * while looked | Mutual Benefit Msoria.fon, the hnlghts j j l8 telug kept open un Sunday for the cd­ ; tne forenoon of said dav. to vattofv the anumid . some manner loat his foothold and.fell to Blanket i\jmilated in color and then doe on tart morirue, twetber with nf« . the track between t«o cars. Before he j very seriou*. . of Labor and the national Alliance into ; tuntiou of the masse*, provided that no style. In most cases the imltativn ! one organized whMu. and the preliminary , person employed at the fair shall work «. ™>T»« The property burned w.-.s a* follow.; ; step* have already U-eu taken The only : more than six days of eight hours each ’ by the statute thereto pertaining. । passed over him, cutting his head entirely looks just as good as the genuine, Mrs. Bemis' five-story hi ck, fctSOOO; ; ho ly ont.idcof theAiltanre which wa* Jn.r I PMm October snh.fer. off. Tbr fourth resolution, asking but it hasn't the warp thrciuls-. and First National bank, five-story block, i present yesterday wa* the Knight, of Ls the. knighta to .petition the authorities to 810,4’00; P. L. Johnson. fsffit. The follow­ Iter. Who were repre«nt«d by the exect. • I chwe ahkxms and prevent the sale of so lacks strength, and while it seTs Red Lake Falls, Minn.. Nov. 14 —A ing concerns lost these amounts; Short । tire committee of the order, empowered < uquor ou tbe fair grutiad*. wn* rejected. Cotr.pri»lrg the firm of Stuart, huappen & for only a little less fliart the genu­ ■ Weaver, sssignce* of mortgage. thrashing machine boiler exploded here & Forman, printers and lithographers. to net ilnally lu the matter ■ I ---------------- —:-----Stuart. A Knaitkn. ine it isn’t worth one-half;is tr. . h. Some JHfferrus^ of Opinion. yesterday, mortally injuring 1* Ames, one 81S9.IJOO, uartially injured; Cleveland AN INCIDENT OF THIRTEEN. Attorneys for assluuees of mortgage. Faucet company. JW.Otkt, partially in ­ of tbe proprietors, and dangerously injur­ Ther<‘ is considerable division among Tlie fact that Horse Blankets ing Stephen Ford nnd A. Barkr;. It was sored; Jarne- J. Graham, plumber. fJKX); • the Aidanc* delegate?* regarding the exPROBATE ORDER. arc copied is strong evidenca caused by a defective lx>ilur which wiw in­ James M. Semban, liquor store. (2,500; i pedieury of such a step, but.it I* not »tich ; Stale of Michigan. County of Barry--*»• that they arc, THE STANDARD, DUBLIN, Nov. 14.—Tue . British bark ' At a session of th- 1'miuUe Court for the spected last fall aud pronounced unsafe. Lake Erie Bottling work*, i2.(Kk»; Tom as will lead to bitterness bet ween the Haley, saloon. no insurance; nrembrrs. Tbe opponents of confederation Gylfc was wrecked in McSherry bay yes/County of Bam-, hidden at the Probate office. and every buyer should fee th ;t ' lu the Citv of llusUnipi. tn said county, on Fri- One horse was killed. Standard Bottling works, <3,000. insured; take the ground tbkt the Ailianoe Isas- terday. The coast guard after twost!<tay itieztrd dav uf October Io the year one the 'A trade mark is sewed bn Bwch Liliiard Table company, 81.500, in­ srnti.illy a farmers’org^ulr,..-ion and trtit j tempts got a life-line aboard and saved [Eboasani! rich: hundred and ninety on-. sured; aud other smaller sums. ‘ Present, Glia:les W. Anuatrotig. Judge of the inside of the Blanket. DENVER, Nov. 14.—A special from there is not wntrh Is common between |I ffour oiir sfataea i«in out of a seamen aud the tho CTll captain I Probate. tb-Knighranr Irol«,r .».ldb, Alll.nre to .I total craw oI In the Uiaiter ol the estate of Ltiey A. Jones, Kingston, N. M„ to Tbe Republican says Five Mi!3 o’ thlrtreu th! rtwn pereon. n«r«nn« Th. The Tre.. Ves­ ■ dcreased. justify a federation. If It should happen • that William Hutchins and Dick Joy CHICAGO, Not. ia—The investigation that political action i* decided upon the I sel was from'Quebec. Strange to say, Bess I On reading and Cling the petition, duly veriAik to atoms in the Brush Heap ; fled, at Fred W. Benaon one of the telrs nt taw were ----- blown - one ofthe men drowned, upon leaving of tue alleged vilflations of the interstate height* will certainly be federated with 1 Electric for and one of I he toga Ice* under the altoKr<i last , mine Thursday cvenlua- Tbe men were Quebec attempted to leave the ship, say­ the sole anppurt of aued mothers. They commerce taw by Chicago railroads in the Alliance, ns the prime ui>j:ct then will ing that he knew that something would Extra Test « re.dr to set off a blast when giving special freight rates to the big be to secure voter*. happen to the Gylfo if she sailed for .'certain l««t wilt and tretauneut lu said petition were getting ready Beker packers nt the stock yards was begun by MtracrilMMl and *b!cb bore date ou or about tbe accident occurred. ’ in an interview last- night Congressman Liverpool with thirteen men’for her crow. the federal grand jury yesterday. The I Mareh K. :n>t and that said will ba* been l<nt He wiw so ridiculed by bls comrades and or <te*lre>M. nod preyiwt for remains In said manner Iu which these rates were given Livingston said thnt neither Clrvelnud others that, under press of liquor, the ■ wtiiimi mH forth tnat the same may 1* e*m>>was shown to have been by n clever sys­ nor Harrison enn carry the Alliance vote frdi-d and •uiniltted »o prolmte as the lag will ARE THS STRONGEST, Springfield. Mo., Nqv. 1k—Yesterday fatalist seaman wan prevailed upon to tem of rebates, the full legal rate being next year, and It would be follv for the and tftMiunent uf said dwwed au«l that deceits 100 CA STYLSS morn lug a renr-eud collision between two charged up tn ubv firm, but a discount al­ parties to noqiinate them rxprptiug such remain on board, with the result already • ed u»a> be ilirreed to have died testate. stated. ' |I ro_Thrrenj'on U to ordered, that Moodsv the sorb , . , , . 1 freight trains ou the St. Louis and San -upport. “ If the tariff weri the only lowed after the bids were paid. In this u . ..._ . IT . h«., gnn r .V.Zurlr 4 TT th^ni from,your dealer, write t:». A • :•'• i ^.b • EJ. mauuer the heavy shipper got from 1 to 2 quest ion,” said he. “Cleveland would be the5s Book. You cab gtt it will cut. petition fcf'i Hist the heir* at tow of said rte-. gineer J. M. Smith aud Conductor N. J. cents lower rates than the smaller people. supported by the AHbiuce, but there will Washington. Nov. 17.—Chief Justice WM. AYRES & SONS, Pbitadcinliia; rea- J »u<l ;di otter imotto Interested In Mid ' jonuB. Brakeman Musick was aerluosly be oi her Ishv -h on which his position is Bingham, In the district court in general obj-ctionable.'* term, yesterday aanounc -d the opinion of ChicA(lo, Nov. 18 —Filey cents will be the court overruling, the demurrer made rUOBATH ORDER. President Polk derided the newspaper i Write Haves, Pa., Nov. 14.—An ex- tbe price of admission totbe World’s fair. to the Indictment against C. A. Newton, State of Michigan. CountvofBna/^Mmr I'-• I l^llT-k ,u«> *•— y- F--........ ,1 IT ,111 I. X1AT&.T, — Tbe admission ticket will not be a slip of report* favoring Stanford and hlniBt-lf as president of tbe Old Dominion Repub­ \t a session of the Probate 1 ourt for Hie row-r. — _______________ —Plrokx. orcrorral .1 tbe O.kd.1. rellterr j a national ticket “Sianford," said he U <»• IW-J- g!”~ paper or a cardboard ticket that might be „ *by which ..... . pen.i.- ry of said petition nml and tbe henrinhearing ■ Thursday evening, John St evanI sold one day and counterfeited tbe next, “could not get an Allinnre vote for con­ lican club, for alleged violation of one '6f EsSW 's:‘<a»—‘"ifnod G'ort' the sections of the civil service law pro­ day, tbe 4th din of Novejubw.re*raMe but a silver half dollar or its equivalent in stable." Congre-*mau Jerry Simpson, of hibiting the solicitation of political con­ tbouwanti cUbl hundred and ninety ude. paper pr ut«-d and circulated iu said County of tally injured. Present. Charl^ W. Armstreng. « coin from the mints of the United States. Kansas, arrit ed yesterday. He is jubilant tributions in a government office. New­ Ewn,o<wetare.h week for three succcsBive ——-------------- 777.. over tbe outlook aud says tbe People’* ^Tri^he matter of the estate of Sanuu 1 Beckey. The exposition directors are not taking ton’s counsel gave notice that he would we<' ’•> previous-to previous to Said Miai.trr Porter on » > tslt Homo. Wir'.j said day of hearing. any chances on.losing money at ttyi gate party and the Alliance will soon be appeal tbe case to the United States su­ CHAS. W. AMMBTHOXO. . W ashington, Nor. 17.—Minister Por­ ‘ ’ Tmreadiug and filing lb* united. Judge of Probate. by »parlous ticket*. preme court. ter did not call at the department of state Opening of the Convention. fled, of Silas Beekey. son of **’<1 *'*’,•'* *’1' (Atrae eopyO Ing that administration of said yrsUrday. He was granted leave of ab­ Tbe supreme cunoMl opened this morn Below Zero Weather Bather Early. granted to said petitioner or some o.ui • suitable NOTICE OF COMJSIESIONEKH ON CLAIMS. sence with permission to visit the United St. Paul, Nov. 17.—The snowstorm in HARTFORD. Nov. 13—A number of old­ ing. Mayor Sullivan delivered the wel­ State of Michigan. County of Harry-ss. States, ho his visit to Washington is re­ coming address for tbe city und Prreident the northwest hat been followed by in­ ’’^Thereupon It to ordered, that FHday the «h Estate of Allee H. Bac.om. deceased. time Abolitionists met here Wednesday day of ik-rember A- D.. ’«*’ »t «•*' "'J"? Force for the state Alliance. Hc-xponses We Ui" undireUr.ed having teen appointed garded U> have no special significance, as tensely cold weather from Helena to Lake In the lureuoon. be MsIdjM-t! lor tht .y.j in the Trobate court for the Coon-ty of Itarrv. it la customary for ministers ou their re­ night and appointed a committee to make were made by J. F. Tillman, of the na­ said petiuon. and tUt the heir* allan turn from abroad to call and pay their arrangement* for a banquet aud reunion tional Ixrard, and J. F. Wiilcte, of Kan­ Superior points, Sioux Falla, S. D., re­ dect Mrd aud all other persons porting 16 below zero, tbe coldest. The respects to the secretary of state and re­ in Hartford during the coming winter.. sas, national lecturer. estate, are requiredto art* ar-at cold wave la rapidly covering Iowa and of said court then to be holdeii a. the Allot those present were gentlemen of Wisconsin. Office, tn tbe .-Uy of ** rigorous old age. and Bbov ranee. If any 1 u ultimatum is generally di-credited here. Caxox City. Odo., Nov. 17.—In a rtw over a game of cards in a saloon m Chand ­ vOLtET, III., Nnv. 10. —A2>:0-horee power BUTTE. Mont., Nov. Ik—Two China* ler Creek yesterday John Cox shot and boiler exploded in the Ashley Wire works Huron, S. D , Nov. 1A-H. Uvy’.jew- mtu ----- were instantly ..killed Thursday, and killed John Audcrsou and then shot J. L. Monday morning just before the men elry store wm robbed of about tl.uOO a th ini injured fatally, and died aeon aft- Calhoun in the neck. it fl -ct lug a wound went, to work, instantly killing tbe fire­ worth of goal* Friday, including ten gold erwanl They were engaged in blasting from which be died Iu tLenfternoon. C<<x man, John McSweeney. the only one watebe* and (M in money. Tbe safe wg» through a rock aud placed ten sticks of then flxd to the hills and ba* not been I r -sent, and shattering tbe new factory opened by drilling into the lock. | giant powder near a fire lo thaw out. captured. (A true copy.) J udjr U Prob**. Out" and Bacord Victims. COLUMBL'8, O, Nov. 14.—One of the .1.0.1 dlraraCTOM 6r«i in jrrarok from lb. ■not «bu .n .nun l.»n, w.r. oon.ronri, occurred here url, ,r.t.rd.r morulnu in a row of tenement huuse* on North High street. The exact origin of tbe lire remains a tn/btery. but on the first atartn flames were seen shooting from the roof, .'Icking up everything within grasp. The firemeu endeavored lo enter the room*, but the deuse amokic made This useless. One of the captains did get partially inriiauy intu-Id. the building bro wu pnllral palled out -gain rorol, .uS.wwral, Two hours boon, were consumed in gaining control ot the flames ■nd long before that every person was supposed to have escaped. Such, howtver, was uot the case. - 3 | CO. CARTER’S 0/TldU y CURE c?..ai/4d* SICK “ HEAD ACHE ( CHEATING HORSE Blankets HORSE JS.W4SK: I »•- w*— - • i&rss “ �HISTORY OB A WEtyC JIJDAS BETRAYS CHRIST, derly conduct, resfatlng officer^ *nd "f rymg concealed weapons. No bomb-. v : were found. I any trouble with throat, cheat or .j *Tbe rebels against the government of LESSON VIII, FOURTH QUARTER, IN­ Dr. King s New Discover} for THAT CAN BE RELIED ON In the month of October tbe Brooklyn Fon«**«*** pvavlnt® of Rio Grande . TERNaT|0NAL SERIES, NOV 22. BE UP •ridg' was operated at a loss low ef ITS IS3. d" bu!» ha’e cap*med the town of Santa bridge af $75,153. I lief, or monr) wiil Ik- |uiul back. The Indianapolis prv*!»rtery •aaddcp$td Anna. I era tfbm la grippe found iljast the TO thr report In favor of n revfaion of the I Mid under its use had a speedy and William Williams defeaied 1) Meredith, | the mark c*wl. recovery. Try a sample bottle al out the world's champion. Williams made j BEARS THIS MARK. ja nse nnd learn for yourself jurt how Moro than ‘J$<» of the convicts released Bine complete set of shoes in 1 hr. 45 mln. I a thing It Is. Trial bottles free at W.‘ H. by (he Tenucssee mob have lieen recap­ and 10 -re. tured. Goodyear's drug store, l^arge size We. State Treasurer Brown, of Ohio, has re­ |Com|t!h-d from lx*w>n Helper Quarterly by amlSl.OO.__ ■, "" ^0’"* •n'1 O’’‘“d'r. •»* rei.nl ceived .a tl.OCO tl.OTO hatlonal link note in a । pvnui*ta.ua ut H. & Hoffman, publisher. PUHfocated by gaa at the mills of tbe Cnicago letter dated Cinctnunll. I.".... d..l.d Cl............ I. A Atnali piece of I' ndclphia.i I Strel company. paper arc*tiu|Anylng It .Lore the words, 1. “When Jeans had spoken these word*. John M. Sims has been appointed post­ •‘Conscience money.” He went (or:b with Hfa disciples over the troubled with neuralgia and rheumal master at Monad City, Ills , vice William brook Uerfrcn. where wa* a garden, into tils stomach wa* disordered, hie liter H. Weaver, resigned. ' the which He entered, nnd Hfa dfacipica" Stuart R->b*ou. RoImou. the commedian, commedlao, has aa ^’n,e f,xit teum.beat University of Stuart .Matthew and Mark say that they *udr fell away, aud be was terribly reduced nt j wife. He married Mlm May Waldron, a Pcnnsyiy mla-J8 to 0 a hymn. Un-y al*o gire the name of the flesh and strength. Three bottles of 1 of... | Senator S aufanl says that (30.000 wiil member his company, yesterday. garden. G«-ihtacmane, and state that ou the Electric Bitters cured him. Edward Sbephwd. Harrisburg. III., had Mrlxnid Stewart, a Canadian *c«;>Uali»t ,,UF one-half o( Ar.ou. way thither Jr»u» foretold that on that and Ottawa,’ *bos made “■ex-mayor ---------------of* •''•• ’ an Jarar* Gurion Bennett, after a brief very , night ,they would all forsake Him a running sure on his leg of eight years’ HEEDS HO LAUNDERING. CAN BI WIPED CLEAN IN A MOMENT. standing. I'-h-J three Uittles of Electric I e**lgnmeiit. Hi* liabilitic* are tJJO.WJ. , visit , to this country. Las returned to (Math, xxvl, “• ~ smtM. Murk xlv. r3r-32). Franc*. . I •' a ...I Jmloitdlso, t...l_^Jl_. wl.IcK 2. m“And which Iwtrnvwi betrayed Him. i Bitters ami seven boxes of Bunkion's The engineers and firemen on the Si. ^ ran“‘ knew- the place; for Je»ua ofttimes re­ Arnica .Sa] ve.-and his leg is sound and: !x>ui* Belt Line are out on a strike. The — ---- . ; of Wireon At Madion- the University .veil. John Speaker, Catawba, O-, bad COLLAR IN THE MARKET. trouble will probably extend to other »lu football team beat Lake Forest, lira, sorted Hit:her with Hfa disciple*.’’ ro.id-< n ! 6 tn 13 <*■' In chapter vil. 53. riii. 1, we read that five large fever son-s on his leg. doctors Th*-f<re hi* own bouse, 'aid he was incurable. One bottle Electric Judge Shepard.’of Chicago, baa denied 1.,-..ic or. vi. the Duluth ••«.«»«» coal c-m. dock*,whlc’i ; "Every ——j man went unto <iollI it of Olive*.' ' -lor several days, t* now J«-us «........ ........ ................ rtf Vlllrta. " Bitters and one box Bocklcn’s Arnica the peiHl'-u‘*f the Grundy County Nation- ha* b eu uun-lag 'therefor This He di<l very often, aud therefore Salve cured him entirely. Sok! by W. H. at bank for a receiver for Spooner R. under rontrvl. .1 net far Mie la yoar place «*k >1 Goodyear, the druggist. liowelT, Jutia* knew .thr place Unwell. I New Y*.rk is so snort ct water tnat no- «w~— «-■ —- well. -----I denier ta aend far catalaawr. secure " "J ........>•» — ---------------- ‘ oTchfaf I 1 naencr, wad irl Urn tar you. Lippinc.dt, Johnson & Co., wholesale body is allowed to tfaelit for other than the ! 1 uriesta Hadden'* Arnie* Salva. II. BARBER OTTAKB NO SVBMTITVTB. -M3 of ..-en nten «n.l ami oClrer* oEirers from the chief priest, priests cloth und woolm goods. Philadelphia, •.mortu-.ceMurypurpwM. nr The best salve In the world for cuts, hysk iav' and Surgeon*. and Pbarfares, cometh thither with lan­ bruises, sores, ulcers, salt lheutn. fever w.re burned out. Lora, $W0,(M), fully. The latest rumor about Robert Rtf ' terns and torches and weapons.*' •r routitV respond*! U» Witt. I Insured. I ifamUtuii is that he wa* murdered In . . Matthew anil Mark sfieok of a great mul­ sores, letter, chapped hands, chilblains, It fa i* now kniwn ktuwrn that the cyclon^which cyclon&v stead of Laving b-eti accidentally drowne*'. titude with swords ami otnvesf Math. xxri. corns, and nil skin eruptions, and positlvethe (• j. .,<>« stated that thr Brazilian rebel* 47; Mark xiv. 43) Judos hnd left the sup­ ly cures piles or no pay required. It is ‘saept •"* ovt-r the Andtrlnn falaudsflu 2. T._ ths: L irifDE the discourse,___ and_proi>- guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction, or P43rof. de'tr°Tw:l -w And h *v< 4'U.(ML u, add that, tbq chances fa- per cbamlier liefore _____________ wounded 2’a» prnous. : " state i FuUwca’s . vt. i brow are excev ’Ingly good ably _b|y at lfce pnjuover (cast the cllwH cluse, o off the pnuorer feast aud money refunded. Price 25 cents per box. Julius Ku* For safely W. II. Goodyear, the druggist. Juan Jo*r Antonia, an Arabian. Las ar- ‘, A: a» the « Huie* demonstration at Water- 1 before the institution of tbesupper. the supper. Mich. rivctl *at New York. He fan freak with loo, h-., r .~ ------------------------------I*, the prevailing erntlmeut on the ■ 4. “Jons. Jems, therefore, knowing all things Traverse City has seventy-seven tele­ tbn-e tongue*, four chins three cheeks. tran«;>;*rencie* was ------ ,------------- .“Cleveland -1-J ami that should come upon Him, went forth phones. ami an elephant’s car. ‘ BolcK" aud said unto them. Wbort seek ye?’’ I*n-tnatuie gray whiskers should be colored to | It Is one of the greatest mercies of. onr! Ex-Mayor Hewitt, of New York, who is .One p-o|>odtion mmlr at tbe internnH.»rk. age, and Ik-ckiagp». Mu-higai one of the owner*, says the American tlunal peace cougre** fa that children lives that we know not what shall be on 1 prevent the appearance ttiaud ILii'td*. M'cii. WHY IS THE Iron work* have Ut-n solil to an Anglo- shall Lc educated agnln«c war in the pub- tho morrow (.las. iv, 14), nor even what the } I,Tin s Dye is by far.the best preparation to do American syndicate for $5.txjQ,*XX>. ; lie wlUooI*. . next hour n.ay bring to ns. But Jesus LDDN. Croswell wants a woolen mill or i The comptroller of the currency has au- went forward from Nazareth to Calvary atid Real Estate Office. | tborizrd the Firrt NallotL-d Exchange ■ knowing everything that should come to foundry. cen lemen Southern Pacific conducsora ap*l brake­ THE BEST SHOE W THE WlflD FOR THE KQKEY' men have deinandnl an Incrvava o( wag*-*. : bank of Plymouth, Ml-h , to begin ba»l- ' Him from day today I 5. “ They answered Him. Jesus of Nax, ties.* with a capital of iX'.W?. •t <•! Abstract Hoiis.comGents: For forty-five year* I have Mrs, Jame* Kine aud her three children Somebody Talse-l tbe cry of “fire" nt a arc th. Jesus tai th unto them, I am He. been .1*. c.-.n furnish complete afflicted with blood poison, liver and were murdered in Farquhar county, Va. Ae” Wieaus manure z* pa-i <. w»* im- — And Him, • , — -Judas ; - also,■ which betrayed rheumatic difficulties. Part of tlie time Tlir tre..nr, d.|t»nn,. ut jta.tanUjr put- , , , wh,;1 n,, b...,„ lo Motxl mth tta-tn. ...... - ot silver at ■' “ “ i -Dtata- art order wa. r^tor^ ta » mo- I , Tta. Utlo.' J«m»ot ••*«>»« confined to my lied. My blood was badly u-h cbH*ed *" (43 OX) .ounce* $0 951 ■to kKF, M. D-. diseased. Six l«ottk-s of 11 ibl«rd% ' . ju*t twenty times in the Gospels and In the P£X per ounce. \ .. , . Act* In Matthew, twice; Mark, four Rheumatic Syrup did me more good than tf.-f „:i l Uuttat l . . lu the Shotby chanty (Iowa) court J. M. over Ib tlouay’s drug store. BfttfJf* of *- ,lr “ oecn ' tJnjr*. Lake, three; John. four, aud Acta, I all the other medicines 1 have taken. My ■ Cumberland ph-mled guilty t.f killing , lx,WH lAWH °‘ ,ht m _ly,U1 leim*. naa frwn -• to H’ ni- Telephone, con ■:»r James and Jasper R..l» rt*oi/ln IbSS. disntWK-d from acrv-c-ln the pension offic.j friends have used it nnd in every ease U takiri, ta*»tad '• Tbir.,-1! huu4n.l .nd j; ,h' f '"“k »*> “> r ”"1"* contempt, and yet of power, compare jonn .' |has 1M«f l,v,n —— ph>v« n a wonovnu, wonderful itium;. remedy. 1• have . ,hrcuau ««»•*«»•<>« a. womw .mpbje. ot I. 45, 46. with Acta iv. lu. x. 3S. reinfading kn„wn of MMU(. wnndrrful cures of dyspep* Ik. S«w York *4. • dkJ. ta bLtar. . "» W~~-*L _ us that when we are willing to be daapfaed | sia and neuralgia. IE. .Notary Public and be nothing in tbe eye* of the world, Mns. M aby B idolk , Claim Ag«-nt.' b.^-* The Chinese province of Htv>an is re- ' can show Hi* power us. *. The before the replyGod or Jesus. •» am, iouuu in «..« .... ... Mitchellville, Iowa, ww» . ported tu be in open revolt, and a great : State Senator Walter S Greene, of Fort , then Cali on him the luteri ' reply Jesus.and "I so am." found threeg.wpel, times in thisotlewmn often in this HlUbart a Rheumatic Syrup and I latten hvc' »2.oo u .-‘ ai.; j •- - • »’ ■ • * j»-; । civil war seems inevitable in that country. Atkinson, Wfa, fa dead. tu vuia tctataWM ....^ ____ _ ___ rauiuu, G.-”- -_______ j’‘ThMs arv “f urvet merit 1 believt r>uyo • r “',i ; A heavy gale off the coast of England! William J. Floreucr. the actor, is dying i shall reminds us of God ’ s wonts to Moaex. •'Thus thou say unto the childn n of Israel. I ,hr-v ‘“vr *** «-iua> »" the cure of rheum tWr merits r.t Uw inrn-..i- 4 • >L"«r. t> ‘and Ireland wu* the cause ot many : at Philadelphia of pneumonU sbnlt say unto the children Israel. j . atism ami all bloral diseases, * '• thou «--.u ,„ ,(Ex. Pr of (ii wreck*. -M.a, livre are klrewo Io b», Tb, yrreidral bo. Roos, oak hoMlos •I AM hath ...... sent sr_ Me unto Vl yotf III. uk 14). I Dr. 11. Keichaisp. Druggist. ft "As mx.u then ns He had add unto I lo,L ! trip to be absent two or three day*. . ■ Mitchellville. Iowa. V-«c**r» tL. Snr LA-rxulx Mjrliia auJUur*!^ Tb. Udt nwokirer. ot tu World', fair ; All Ike cbn.xho, CbAbam. X J . are them. 1 am. they went backward, and fell ' The spring i- the time tb take Hibbard*.In Lhlcax . Lava dixbfed <o c«abllah a ■ clwj „„10B l» a dlplubvriavpidoolc. ' tothegroumL ’’ of Hfa breath, what will '! Rheumatic Syrup for for tmtin- blood. Jfee tbe p )wcr Lh.-umatic bjTup Wooo. For ror sab >aa RY. M. D.. modjl wmiurr kltcbru in th, woman'. Th(. chw„„ |,.er,|n,„„ h„ to ft I* When with tbe breath of l!:s Ups He ' I’n pared only by Tb* buildtar at. Utaotuktattloa I j ct,lorol lo,„.lgnulU ,tom tb. I„dl ’Ingrian and Surge ■ shall slay the wickeil (L**. xi, 4). A few 1 Cnnrles Wright " ’* Medicine Company^ *”••»■*** De James BcsqueL sentenced far burglary of tbe nation. truit. Mk-h. th. Brlrerel v. T.ou rr.wn. rekvwt . K,pCTj„„,. with djoarr.ibt io prodcr. rays of light from the same Jesus,of Nuz- | A woman is treasurer of the Jackscw durtas tho law no... h... bren reraptuntd , rereutly hre* made ta India. A aretb sent Saul of Tarsus helpless to the on Broadway. near Court ud loup.1 to »«.: at Uty.viUr. <s.bt«xr,m tmys tbe results were satis- ground (Acta xxii. 6-S). and a want fol- school board. ‘ lowing sent conviction to hfa heart The Peunoylvaala senate ha* decided, factory. 7. "Then K>ked He them again. Whom by.Mrtet party votr. that it ha. uo right Ulumfeattag wa. the Diseases which afflict mankind are dot to UvreUgate ,lle tb. irregularities IrregnlariUre_ot Uta dwU o( p. J. CalUban. Chicago guotxr. seek ye? and they said. Jesus ot Nosireth." tn disorders of the bloM. In fart, if th* of the Hi* wife was also asphyxiated, Inti will 1 Had He *u willed it they would have vital fluid is kept in pood condition, th* Hasting*.) I ' state treasurer and attorney general. been like .w. the -------------thousandsi— of — the -------Assyrian ’ . much Tbe art palace oa tbc lake trout,Chicago, | recover. \n attack on the Chines- city of Tebwei army (Isa. xxxvii. 36) and never have risen tendency to any disease Is lessened b} which will be built by tbe Art institute' , ... — ---------------- . . ‘ A made bj. v, yju rebel* with capable to their feet again, but He allow* them to thret-lourtbs. A harmless vegetable rem edy. which cleanses the blood, should b* | lusfated toI World's the extent of $*jno,00U bywill the cost ; E. KJ fair company, About European residents teir a spread recover themselves and once more to apAiU'tuvJ at I-aw. $7 ?.(W0. I of the revolt. , J proach'Him when He again repeats Hfa taken occasionally by every one. In th.■•ter J S.ti'vdv.'i.r.'S; Co.'s store.) ’ The exports of R igland to tbe United Duke de .Dino, who married tha question as before, and they giro the same I young, it assists in tbe development 0 ... ti *il court■ i C.be State. Collections the body and mind. In tbe adult, it help ALWAYS THE SAME Sfittea have fallen *-tf <» stieh aa txtent that we.sltby Mis* Adele Saffipson. of New I reply. If with but a truth of Ibelrearnesfa reply. ---- -------------------------------•. yatteodtagto. o Of , ----oess- in seeking vessel* leaving Great Britain (or Lis coau- York, i* reported to bnvu lost r.’.v».OX) ot j -----»>• to take they Hfa had life they had 1 nature to keep up the equilibrium o day only sought Him to give them life how dif- of strength, which is taxed by the labo J2S ALWAYS THE BEST try an* generally nntn.oreihan ba t loaded, his wife’s money at M>nte Carlo one day | und cares of life. To the old and tb*-* iu» ; fereqt had been the result. Irian and burgeon. While Thoma* W. J. Long wn* address- ! ’ Thomas *---- •­ Fox, a waterman of Reading.1 $• “Jesus answered, I have told you that with tin- infirmities ot age, it Is invaabl »r L>’hr”P'* drug Ing Litscoln Park chapter. Royal Arch ; Pal. dreamed that a body he had searched I 1 am H#; if, therefore, ye seek Me, k-t these for its strengthening powers, to p-ven diseases which are so often fatal o ob Masons, Chicago, he suddenly staggered j for was at a certain place iu the Scbuyl- < 6° tlie*r ’ray." and dkfl iu a muaittpt, He formerly re­ kill river, and next morulng rowed to the * Observe Hfa care of the disciples; Hfa people. This remedy-^* Swift’s S*edfi ROBERTSON HOliSE, JS. S. S.) It clears out a]! the g-rns an* place and found thL b »dy. ! hour has come to die, but tbelni not yet. sided at Uvatanche. Ia John Jacob Astnr. Jr . arrived lo New I }Ja cheerfully give. Himself becacra His zpoison. and builds up thehuman trgnlsxu 1 IN Tt*P f. HKODESKUK, 1‘rorrirttf. We.will mail free a valuable bo*k lo »’• York Sunday. He I* one of those people ‘ haa b«t Ho wlU aI*™ ■ and l‘« art Ms.. Bi* ling*- Mich applicants. S«ift Specific Ou. I Tncblute fa reported to hnvc been fouad who are born with silver spoon* in their i th5lrJ^.po.to*5d , . . , . Atlanta, U&Rates. • I .OO per Day. the saying might be fulfilled io American pork in a town its KbelnlSh mouths, as be is the heir to f Kk'o/j.CCOl 1 „• N urw. with p.-A*ant rooms. T>e and when he is ebrfatened will be the fif.h I which He spake. Of them which Thou The new public market at Alpena i Prussia. ■ ■’*. the public fa resptCtfubV solicited. 1 of the name. . « ave! > 1 •' I< > here I lost none." Tbe strike on the Belt Line railway ut lhou completed. ■ St Ixiuis Is ever, the tncn winning their I Mrs ThomtMOU. of Braoklvn died fro nd In tbb p.ra-rer ,le “Ud* “Tho“ F\l, ESTATE A5DCOLLECTA Bridgeport (Conn., mao wants to eA'.ing whi. h had iJvn -sprayed” | £1*4 “e ’,,'T*’ of.‘hea‘£ I point. * ffkt/of . A iiriugrj-vi. ...„Z —*back himwdf with I1.0W in an egg eating j Woodland. Mich. swaikv ;-<l tin- grape skins, while others ’1 12). It does not ap]>ear that Judas was ever girefl to Him. for bad he been given contest. J. M- Smith. & Co., ship broker*, of who ate of the same grapes, rejecting the . to Christ be could not have perished. Why Justice of the Peace. Comer of Con ri and Jefferson St. Keeps flour.1 F. }■’ H. H~ ‘Smith Smith cc vc* - —*——* •>■*«>>' ILihllitie* I skins, were not "foe Christ ever chose him, knowing him to be l^^Si TA 1 s- Y'”k' a devil (chapter ri. 70, 71), fa somewhat of a When the bad Children, she ptTetbemCaaton^ THE MARKETS. cf e&xi.un. Good goods. Lo* price*. • X mystery which we will better understand ilCAGO .‘c WEST The great storm co the English c.wt is । some day. This much now, Chicago. _ some <iay. iuuiu«. “ we know ....... . • that subsiding, leaving death and destruction MICHIGAN Ry. - • wn Chicago. Nov.<IA udaJI * one the witness** ,.ro Ii j Jud.ui was one of ui» .kluc strongest __ witnesses ___ in its wag* owe rensoL-.-w..pened quotation* f t '2'“T j to the Innocence innocence of Jesus Jeans (Math, <Math. xxrii, 3,4). fapi*i Board <if trade Breadstaffs exports during last October .... . .... . K^.mbpr gj^ having a Iron Mountain will soon have free mi stAie*. December, opene 1 W^e. | 10. “Tbeu Simon Peter, n sword. sword, were valued at $24 463.334, against |8,34;i,. j ।a* folkcliwod ---■ May. opened $1.<>I**. cW-d t drew It and smote the high prieat’s servant delivery. H irbor. 216 In October, INK). IWW*L »-November. op»oe.l «»w:. cl«cd ^dem ofy hb Hgj.t ear. Tho servant’s For Over Fifty Years clored . . !i....t. Joe MulhaUoo. the “greatest liar in the 1 CornUH-; OVo Mw. | „n„ »„ Malchuta" City . Mr*. Window1* Soothing Syrup has been us (NEW YORK• | world,” is locked up at Pittsburg, charged ,IJfSTiSi'ttaid yesr. opened <M<r. Itattatatel. I •" o.brilerer .uir.rteB for children ir- tliinc It soothes the chi ' 1 ojeaed close 1Mar. «P4c.open* I an* . clowd ! through the rashness and uu-Christlikc soften* the gum*, allay* all pain, cures wl — ...CFfcc. —i st*;thr Earcvr Dally Clrvuluthm than any ! with robbing bi* roommate. colic, and is the best remedy for dlarrbo • opened Jl?s- closed Kc: -------A fast night postnl service over the aiTsc. closed Xl’i - May. opcnelufl •fa-ne.l and clorad ' conduct of a disciple, and that fa no un- Twenty-five rent* a bottle. Sold by ail druggt ' Republican Ne* rpapw in America. l —fllAJ. dosed ; common circumstance in our time, but throughout tbe world. Santa Feroad between Chicago nnd Kan­ 3tt»c. l*wk A-ecmb r. op’ FOR 1BO2. ’ -. ’ : rather a causa cf stumbling to many; Not IKTU; openedand c.clo*od — sas City fa soon to be established. 1 m'hkMbrSjh'clJir cTr’u.’aS«£>$IL&3£January, May. opened J11.BU. j only were two swords enough (Luke xxii. Heading Methodists will build a $6,0 The total deposit* in tbe national banks LarurDe<wmlx-r, openel and clewed 88), bat this one proves more t han enough. tabemaclp. c««” I of St. Jxiais are. at latest report*, ocly Live stock— Prices at the Vitina Stock IL "Then said Jesus unto'Peter, Put ap The Lady Go-lira must hare had exception!* $74,01)0.000, or alrout due-fourth that of yards ranged as fo.low^: Kn/s—Market thy sword into the sheath; the cup which long hair since it completely concealed 1 active and > feeling firm; 4 packers and My Father hath given Me. shall I not lovely person. Since Ajer's Hair Vigor ea Chicago banks. A conspiracy fa reported- to have been ablppers buying; pt ices UitbMitd; salra JlV-trAun »«* wTtLtStt The Aggrv'rire lP-jmblj<-«n Journal Into use Mwti examples are not *0 rare discovered in Athens to overthrow the ranged «t $2.4u>Mk5 pigr. SiJdSlW । drink . p r.z wthrouxhH.I .-’.eMto.and riceper to of the Metropolis. Lukeitf" says thnt Jesus touched his ear nnd formerly. * not only promotes the growth reigning dynasty. An ex-prime minister light. florfLlS) rough isuklng. .urapolfa via Ber.fon UatfawA______ NEWSPAPER FV’B THE MASSES healed him (xxii, 5<) Matthew says that the hair, tnt gives !t a rich, silken texture. . is said to have been impliaited iu tho 4J<i mixed, and F*-sSi5t;10 heavy packia.- Jcsaa said to Peter, “They that take the Hibbard'* Rheumatic and Liver PHI* and ahipping lots. sword shall perish with the sword" (xxvl, founded December fat. t««7. plot? . Cattle—Market rather quiet aud prices 52). and added tbe words about the Father, I These pHh are scientifically compound ; E. de Kowskf, organist of the Roman Catholic cburch at Plain*, 1'a., has eloped 1 without material rhatift; quotations ranged giving Him more than twelve legions of and uniform in action. No griping pain at JS.90A31 prime to»)il stcora. 9t^»>(ft . commonly following the use of pl with a pretty 15-year-old girl, one of bis1 4.S5 gnod to fancy do.. t3.iOit.OJ .'omruou. u» K.ULOO.IU. most promising pupil*. Dn Kow«kf, wbo1 medium do., $3.&l<>423 butchers* steers. U.S 1 angel* ia “Then the band and the captain and They are adapted to l>otb adults and cl U..,r Grand IfapHs for is on the shady side ot 50, leaves a wife1 ®XO> itocker*. f2.«i»110 Texans. $XStVftL40 officers of the Jews took Jesus and bound1 dren with perfect safety. We guarat. iH-trolt and Eart they have no equal in the cure of y 1 rangrrs. fZ.3uS3.4iJ fee.Inr*. fl.SOQ-XSiJ cows, IjlMlbK . Him." behind him. Boies’ plurality in Iowa is. ifcd.75 bulls aa<l *2.»U US veal inlvra. Governor Matthew nnd Mark record that now nil1 headache, constipation, dyspepsia 1 • Howell-.. s fa the organ of nn fact ion; pulls no Sheep—Market rath it quiet and prices well tbe dfaciples forsook Him nnd fled (Math, biliousness, and. as an appetizer, they ■ 7,bi6. The remainder of tbe Democraticr <*o»,«,»avenue. Mined: unotat/ons ranged at FL50i&».*i> Alina •• state ticket fa also elected by a plurality -----A-Mlaxjgli xxvl, M. Mark xir. 50). Just ns Jesus hud cel any other preparation. SoH by St. I »uuU foretold thnt they would, und as the Spirit II. Goodyear. Most Remarkable Newspaper ranging from 10,373 for Dey for railroad ■ffiiaw......... . ........... . ....... through Zechariah bail also aaid hundred* There are said to be over fifty omm i cosomi**ioner to 893 for Knoepfier for Success In New York. are: Eatfancy, er—Fancy _ of years before (Math. xxvl. 31. Zech, xiil, | glanders in and around Alpena. j ’ superintendent of public instruction. Tbe lb;Prod dairies frosh, ai&tic: pac-kin? THE PRESS IS A NATIONAL NEWSPAPER rote was the heaviest ever cast—120,314. stock*, fresh, IHJlk-. Lire poultry—vid 7). Every word of God shall lie literally chickens. 7c per lb: «prlng. 3’4^: ro-wter*. fulfilled in due time. See Jesus meekly ; (.“heap new*, vulgar senw»t!»»r» and traah And 4.fa©5c: turkey* t'-vW*; duck*, yielding Himself Into the bands of this K*tur<ray .-•««, । nrfplace in the column.* of The Pn-<*. The treasury department has purcha*e<! •mixed. Bh;7p<c: geese. $5.(U&l«ii> per dor. Egg* mob. see them bind Him as if He had been The IVr** ha* the WgfitMt rdltorW page tn —Fresh candled. I.** off. Z3c per dos; i<e some desperate criminal destroying life 654. UOO ounces of silver ut from fO W7 lo 1 New Il nparkle* with fa points. Loom Mock, la&lfc. Pi tatoe*— Home-grown. TheYork. Press Sunday edition a >ip)«*nrlld twen­ ticket office,* Monroe ncHAVKN. 4U3&C per rack: \M-<-o;uin nnd Michigan and property; see tbe hand* -that baAJjeen ty page p*x>er. covering every carrent topic of fO Rev. 919 per W.ounce. J. R Taylor, D. D.. of Wash­ common. 25 : gj©d to choice. Shjpflc per bn: always stretched out ini blessing for the Tbe Press weekly edition contain* all tbe ington, secretary of the American Sab­ sw et j>oiai>w-*. lliinoi*. per bbl; deaf, dumb, blind, sick and dead, now interest. good things of the daily and Sunday edition*. bound with cords, and let your heart say. Jersey*. $3.M1Q17& Apples-Common. Fur those who eannot afford the daily or are bath uuioo, is dead. per bbl: good, gl.TE&Xtli; ch-’ite to fancy. "All for me." Aak also. Do I ever by un­ prevented by distance from early receiving it. ! . John H. Tweedy, for many years one of l.j** S2JBR2J0. Craabcrrle* — ('ape Cod. tBSm belief or rebellion tie tbe hands of Jesus. the lending citizens of tbe suite and a the weekly fa a-spiendld niifauttute. 13. “And led Him away _to Annas first; l-SJ i>vr bbl; Jerseys. jeACOAJ. II llliu _______ pioneer of Milwaukee, in dead. -ta in-law to |n Caiapha>, Cxi-t,j|a>. I Ludington wants a furniture tattui — *• .I---her **--- V..rk_ Fire, supposed lo hnvu breu slatted by Hastings, - - Mieb. AS AN ADVERTISING MEDIUM. which was the bub priest tbatxame year." work np her hardwood lumber. thieves, destroyed thr i.u»ine*« portion of Tbe I*re» has no sujierior in New York. In the first ci..-tpi.-i of Utfa guxpvl w-e Wheat—Sl-WP*: No. S redJanu*rv. wimer ____ FebruA Hillsdale lady hrj acanofpoa, S'lver City, lx The loss Is |!00 Off). ccmle.-. heard the word* Behold u •• Ixunb of Capital $75,000.00 Pin In Bliss & Koch’s lumber dock at apr. SLlu. Cora—No. S mixed cash. Tic: do. God,” but now we we Him, "liningbl as a pul up by bcr mother 33 years ago. THE^RESS SURPLUS W-000.00. do Ja-. lamb to the slaughter' (fa-i l!*l. 7i. ,/rett* Tlie sum of $153,000 ha* been speo ’ ' Wtthtn tbe reach ot all- The beet and cbeape&t Toledo, O., burned 8(XC,tXiO feet of lum­ Nuvcmlr-r. itAjc: do December. nary. <<‘4-. Oau-Dull b-it steady: No. Xmlxe । Himself fa the true High PriivJ of whot ber. Loss, $100,000; lu-umnc-. $75,000. newspaper in Americx I luipruvemcnta at Sturgh this year. , ctuh. 38c-. December. 3K^-; January. W.»r. tbe prieats were only type*. I>t;t Ue i . .fcW I Au investigation of the books of ex­ Hye—In fair request a d Mead-: wretem all • ----- I also tbe rue sacrifice iu wiium all eacr. I Dally anJ Sunday..oneTear ... s.» Treasurer Tarnar, of the Knights of La- ei.*i tol.06. harfay—Dml Lot ktealy. Purk fires have their fulfillment. He fa Bur .t ““ 6 mouths koT. Gi*closes over |3l.ft» -uajoconnted Q jiet: n -w mraw. $la'X Lord-Quiet; J a ..Open for bnslm-ss Dee. IB.tSMoffering, Meal offering. Peace offering, tin ■ SJ.I teor, discloass wt I. »r« • *“»*; “ “ one “ and TrespaMi offering all in one. Every nary. February. J-lV). mrUletar. It U Uta omCEBdi Livepjutr. stock: Cat: fa-Trading op?ned firm, sacrifice pointed to linn, and aa we think ” .. 10'1 for. Dally only, one year The team of Peter Hussong became un­ “ f four mmths........... D.n Robtnsou. FreaMvot; 2.0) manageable at Humboldt. III*., and but cl-nu-d del!; i-oormt to bent native Meer*. of Him, “Foreordained before the found:*- 1 58«<Qk..a)prrHO lbs; Tewns.and Cajorsdo.. tion of Lbe world, but manifest in these Chester Mrwer, Vies. Pre«.. ixn da«bed io from of a train. Htuwoag was iR*W&X«c ba I- and dry row*. WMUSS*. last times for us” (I I’eL i, 20). what whole n. W. Reynold*, casinoSheep and La ab*—Sh -e > Lr u: L*mbs a. ti'v - hearted we dailydevotion present our bodies living m*cf ! | ortt xW,0M * Sprlnwcrt nnt^u' ”«*— ”,— ~-*~c;-.». -»w»should be aseen In us a* i The killed. imllons‘ of W!a U*. Twenty-two anarchists were arrerted prxcTOB«: and fac pcrlu hi.her; ate p $X±k£».>.87H jer 1 V Be tor lfu «rrlee Bom. xll. L Stan.l ee«T»h"«W. H- Fewer*. fiw; .amb*. $4.5uA6.!JH. Ho»a-Nominal. while holding a meeting iu Gric.-’s hall, Dan W. ReynoUfaM,*.er. ■- -sttnawper Id lb*. 1 »n West Lake street, br the Chicago rtatw U<—r. were charged with disorJohn r*rre«J». THE PRES” WE/tr WATERPROOF COLLAR on CUFF jjot to srpnt! JJot to JJjjwooloir! TRADE ELLUIOID Mark. the only linen-lined waterproof business cards. W. L. DOUCLAS S3 SHOE V Ladies Woolley & Bronson, ’’ SHOKE I B I|r (SZJ \A/ S IsHsls^a WW LatlXa^ | NO. 35. st ciqflR ! GILLASP1E, ■ z | Snnftay. AETROIT, LANSING D i NORTHERN ........ . -••b ..Mlltayta.ta.Sb. ■S^iXtaS.MStadXiX Wee'ly. Circulation Over 100,000 Copies Daily. Children Cry fa Pitcher’s Castorla. Children Cryfc Pitcher’s Castorla. Children Cryfoi Pitcher’s Castorla. Hastings City Bank, Bl’tWJW**. >* PA®* new Yoaa. 1 �crowd: = PUSH. ===== jam. OUR - GREAT - REMOVAL - SALE A Howling Success! Crowded Store! Delighted Customers! Tired Clerks! A Happy Proprietor. Goods Going Out by the Wagon Loads to Nearly Every Home in Barry County, is what inspires us to renewed efforts to please our constantly increasing trade. Make Special Inducements to Patrons of Our 16620865 CLOTHING DEPARTMENT. READ OUR CUT PRICES ON DRY GOODS. Jackson Waists, 90c; Coraline Corsets, 90c. Duplex Corsets, 90c. 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Silk........................................... v................ 8c Belding Bros.’ Twist, 3 spools.......................................................... 5c Belding Bros.’ Emb. Silk, 15 spools................................... f............ 10c Goff’s Braid, a roll ............................................................................ be Ginghams, per yd............................................................................... 5c Silesia, per yd........ (........................... -.......... ■.................10c Batting, a roll .............................................................. . .. 5c Dress Drill, per yd....... .................................... 8c Mil ward’s Needles, a paper ............................................................. 5c E Y. HOGL.H, LEADER IN DRY GOODS AND CLOAKS. many pounds below the standard required by his frame and tbe work done by the principal organs of the body. In this sweating process it is seldom v^at BAD RESULTS FOLLOW EXCESSIVE the pores of the skin are equal tothe de­ PHYSICAL TRAINING. mand made by the copious exudation of moisture from the body. In conntquence an extra strain falls upou the kidneys. fnsumptlon, Knlnrseuient of the Heart In addition to which, although a man may ind Other Bodily Illa Caneed by a by this method reduce tbe muscular and Rigid Discipline—Why Modern Mau Xa destroy the adipose tissue. it is impossible for him to lessen tbe sizs of tbe heart. liver M<t ritlad for Such Treatment. or any other organ of the body in the same A proposition ia always beat demon­ way. WITT "TRAILING’’ IS DANGEROUS. strated by example No better proof can be famished of the statement that ordi­ In a healthy man. where there is a grad­ nary physical "training” has an exceed- ual and normal increase of tbe body’s bulk, • fngly deleterious effect upon the human nature provides a pro rata increase In QOMtitution than the numerous instances Che biz? npd strength of the thoracic and dally brought to light Where men have abdominal viscera. It the man’s total died of organic aiimenta directly induced weight be suddenly and unnaturally low­ by tbe ealLstheuic practices of both profes­ ered, the heart and other organs, remaining sional and amateur athletes. the san\e. are in consequence doing tpOro The cabe uf Matsuda Sontklchl. the Jr.p- work* than is necessary Herein lies the aneae wrestler. who died of consumption, cause of consumption, enlargement of the adds another item of evidence to those heart, Bright’s disease, that frequently are medical writers 'who have long and per-, the causes of death in tbe pugilist, the (latently denounced the usual methods oarsman and the pedestrian adopted by athletes to bring the laxly to Paradoxically speaking, civilized man is what the)' consider the highest degree of the only animal whose normal condition is physical perfection. _ one of disease. For centuries he has lived Up to within a very short time of bis Improperly, and seldom dies simply bedeath Matsada Sorakichf appeared to be saus^be cannot live any longer. It is on In perfect, robust health. A casual glance this Me.Hint that the regular process of at his physique would have evoked In the training is always injurious And often fatal beholder• nothing.but admiration for his to him.. Were he in the physical condition muscuhr development and envy of his np which/presumably, the primitive forerun­ parent ly hardy condition. He dies. And ners of his race enjoyed, he would scarcely only a few minutes’ medical examination need IL ’ ■erreals the fact that the immediate cau>« A young Zuta, straight from his native •of his death la nothing more nor leas than wilds, whose father and whose father’s J tubercular consumption of the lungs. forefathers died from an assegai or from .in speaking of -training,” the won! Is sheer old age, might be a fit subject for ' jxHin quotation marks to designate more the sweating system of train ng, even if it .i-partieuiarty that cotirxu of discipline to would benefit him, which is n jubtful; but - which the pugilist Is injected just pre­ a Nineteenth century son of civilization, vious to a fight, an oarsman to a rowing whose father died pcriia;m of apoplexy match or a pedestrian before A six days’ brought on by pate de foie gras, sad whang walk. It is not intended to depreciate tbe ancestors were probably coiinnhscars In value of physical exercise or tbe benefit to port wine, is scarcely prepared by physical lie derived from ordinary calisthenics. But inheritance for such u suicidal strain upou look for a moment at what tbe at hlete’ has hb system. to undergo to lit himself, according to the It is comforting to learn that a few of orthodox trainer, for what is iu reality an the more enlightened professional trainers abnormal test of muscular strength and and athletes of today—and, be it added, . nerve endurance. not tbe least successful—have so far heed T WHAT “SWKATlXQ” MKAN&. ed tho warnings held out to them ns to Vlrst of all he u> dieted io a way that is adopt a more modified system of training. • certainly not physically conducive to tbe It la s good step la the right direction, in well being of man as au animal. Hb regi- a few years, perhaps, tho fart iucreariug mabxlr of flesh—lean meat at dissemination of knowledge and the con­ Jvrery particle of tat Is carefully re- stant instances of evil results from present ■ nov«l from his steak. Vegetable* he dues methods combined will tiring about a »« eat, or al most very sparingly. As a much needed refemnation In this respect, ‘ metier of fact. were au attempt made to sad phvsical culture will be sought by brings man up on food of that description means less barbarous, less injurious and from early childhood it Im doubtful whether without lowering tbe present athletic h« would live to within ten years of what standard.—New York World. is called middle age San b au on.alverous siiimAl. To lire Strange Method of Salutation. normally, as he has been intended by naOf all the strange modes of rutlntation, Wire lo live, he xscst eat meat, vegetables «Bd grain. Tha very fat that he avoids ia tbe most extraordinary is tbe "dance of needed by tbe liver Co perform Ila functions ceremony” current in the Wert African kingdom of Dahomey. Whenever any of turning cleogin&us matter into ronp. Th. length of the human intestines and Dahoman chief or official of rank canes to the slow process erf digestion ccsiaod other pay you a visit be always opens the inter view by dancing around you with various food than that of half cooked loan meat, queer contortions (extremely suggestive of which is almost entirely digested by tbe his haring just upset a kettle of boihng dm* it leaves the stomach. water over his knees) which you are bouno But the moat violent injury tbc athlete imitate as closely as possible. oss himself when pursuing his conserv­ •o It is even reported—with what truth I 'd vs method erf preparing for the arena Is cannot »av*-tbat one of tbe native minisIU tbe process known as “sweating down" ton ot the terrible King G«a owed his * required weight. He ia compelled to rapid rise at the Dahotnan court wholly to sd a towel f with about five times the hb superior skill in cutting thaw strangs <"«MS of exuswo. clothing that uscapers; and that bu thus literally as well r.a figuratively jumped to preferment.-David Ker ia New York Epoch. DANGER IN ATHLETICS. (Successor to Ira VanValkenburgb.) HAS THE CORRECT STYLES IN Furniture. Draperies and Rugs. North side State street, Hastings, - - Mich. � https://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/418/HastingsBanner_1891-11-26.pdf 4173b621116a618655f9c161d36035c2 PDF Text Text Largest Ct. of any fafer County. . - t/u . ■ astings VOL. XXXVI. NO. 30 COOK BROS.. _________HABTIXG8. MICH. . Constant Droning I Break fc ton Of water wears away the hard­ est rock, and a similar idea is my excuse for keeping my name and business before yon. You may think I am well ad­ vertised and onght to ouit, but so was the last candidate for Sovernor on tbe .labor ticket an yon name him? IN BARGAINS THIS WEEK Bargains in Boj-’s Clothing. Bargains in Youths’ Clothing. Bargains in Men’s Clothing. Bargains in Furnishing Goods. You will save your fare to Grand Jiapids, and get what ou want, what is seasonable, suitable and right if you buy clothing and furnishing goods at MY BUSINESS Is selling watches, clocks jew­ elry and silverware. 1 keep the best and choicest stock in Hastings. Prices always tbe lowest. Fl PANCOAST. COUNTY NEWS. Miaaurtii.. Our uro* mru to bare >11 dlaappoarod. H. E. Hendrick was In your city Friday on professional business. Tbe law suit last Saturday bctwecu Abe Mook plaintiff, and Albert Pryor defendent, wwdeclded In favor of the plaintiff. Tbe jury gave him *50 damages. Mid Smith spent Munday in Grand Rapid*. Mrs. M. F. Jordan was in Grand Rapids Saturday. F. Fausey, of Carlton, was the guest of friends here the fore part of the week. There will be a raffling match here on Wednesday and Thursday of this week by Johnson Hayward of this place. By lite reports of Ute guns out of the village Thursday we should judge that the rabbits had .to suffer. Twenty-eight new houses have been erected In and about the town since last March. Middleville is booming. Mr. and Mrs. F. Mpangemaker were in Hastings last Maturday. Fred Betts attended the *intf ng school at Irving last Friday evening. Will Engles, of Caledonia, called on okt friends Friday of last week at this place. Del Benneway Is again acting as clerk In M. F. Dowling's Jewelry store during Chas. Ritchie's trip to Prairieville. Miss Anna Teadt of Grand Rapids is the guest of her parents Mr. and Mrs. F. Teadt of this village. Tbe three year old child of Mr. and Mrs. Ball of this village white playing with the scissors accidently fell and ran tbe point of them in her left eye, entirely destroying the right. Dr. ix>wery of your city was summoned and the liUle child. made as comfortable as possible. » ing medium tn ry County. WHOLE NO. 1902 hours after. She leaves a husband and three small children to mourn her losa. . The bust of Chariea H. Hackley whWt G. Wilson. O. Garrett and H. Gaskill will adorn the Hackley library at Moareturned home last Saturday from their kegon has been completed by tbe sculptor, hunting expedition up north. W. O. Partridge of Bouton, and taken to tbe booming little Michigan city. Fires have been kindled in Muskegon's Additional Local News. brand new steel works. The plant haa two funiaees with a combined capacity off 1,000 tons of steel per week, to be made "rhe society connected with Emmanuel from the ore by the Adams process. church will I* entertained Thnnday after­ The West Michigan members of toe noon. Dec. 3d, by Mesdamcs J. 8. Good­ year. Johh Kurtz, 1. Hendershott, W. H. Delta Kappa Epsilon fraternity have Goodyear. A. Sllnyerland, Siebel. Timmer­ formed an association with headquarters man, McOmber. Miss Wolf and Gertrude at Grand Rapids. The member* will at­ Stebbins. Supper at ’society rooms from tend the banquet ot tbe Detroit association nt the hotel Cadillac, Tuesday evening, five until seven. Nov. 24. The third lecture In the Epworth League John G. WuiBh, Muskegon, had 8125 to lecture course will be given at the Metho­ donate to tbe new steepfe of Zion's German dist church Tuesday evening. Dec. 1, be­ Evangelical church, but wishing to in­ ginning at a quarter before eight o'clock, crease the value of his gift, Iras purchased 'flie lecturer will be Wellington Gardner, a gold watch which will be gambled for as of Albion, professor tn Albion college and tbe ticket holders may decide. Queer Past Department Commander, Michigan. Christianity that Grand Army of the Republic. The lec­ The retail furniture dealers of the ture will be Mr. Gardner’s great war lec­ United States are called upon to meet at ture ••The Struggle for Chattanooga.” Grand Rapids, July 80 next, to organize Admission 20 cents. a National Retail Furniture Dealer’s "There Is but one verdict as to the lec­ association. The abject of toe avsodatlan ture of Washington Gardner on "The is given "for mutual protection, exchange ' Struggle for Chattanooga.” The people of Ideas and experience, plans for more will talk about it for a long time as one of suitable freight rates, and to improve the very best they ever heard. It U a rich relations with manufacturers.” A civil engineer has onllined a plan fnr theme and the lecturer commands all the resources for lis treatment. A brave sol­ damming the Muskegon river at different dier himself, an ardent ft lend of his com­ points in its course, developing elostric rades. and an eloquent orator, how would energy b Airblne power and trunsmittir< he fail to Insplringlv paint the tragic currents *wbicii be estimates at from scenes of that historic struggle with all Ils 12,000 to 18,000 horse power, to the aawblending of pathos, heroism and exulta- dust city. This cheap motive power, he Itkm.”—Western Christian Advocate. Cin­ figures, would make a Michigan Chicago of the town. He says the river has a fall of ।cinnati. 540 feet from the source to its mouth, Services at the Presbyterian church next there being 50 feet fall below the dam at Sunday morning and evening. Subject in Newaygo, anil it drains 4,000 square mile* the evening "Bird Catching.” of territory, more than the Merrimac river, on which are located many industrial con­ The Y. P. 8. C. E. meets at the Presby­ terian church Sunday evening at 6 o'clock, cerns, drains. An epidemic of diphtheria rages near to be led by Miss Grigsby. Marquette. The young people's mission band meets Strong Bros, of Homer will light Cheiaea In the Presbyterian church Sunday after­ with electricity. noon at 3 o'clock. Tbe Hillsdale fire department will give V^be first M. E. social of the season will its annual ball December 10. Two eleven year old Port Huron boys be entertained at society rooms Wednes­ day. Dec. 2. from 5 to 8 p. m. by Nesdamcs were found drunk on tbe streets. O. D. Spaulding. Julia Willison. Willard A Buy City carrier boy has a dog which Perry, Anna Jones. Frank Pryor. John assists him in delivering papers. Dennu, Florence Bowne. Williams, Harry Lapeer merchants want to close toelr Andrus. M. L. Dunning, J. L. Reed and business places at 8 o'clock o’nlgbls. . A. Ryerson. The citizens of Northville will vote on a The C. L. 8. C. will meet with Mrs. P. proposition’to bond tbe town for 830,000 • T. Colgrove Saturday evening. Nov. 28th, for waterworks. at 7 o'clock. Following is tbe program: A Northville furniture factory which Opening exercises. employs 400 men is running, night* in an Instrumental solo. MIm Maude Bartley. effort to keep us with orders. Roll call, quotations from Holland. An Adrian dry goods merchant displayed Music, quartette. . n 2,000 years old Egyptian mummy in bia In place of usual program a lecture will btore window all last week. be given by Mr. Clement Smith; subject. Seven tugs and a fleet of sailboat* are en­ '•Kathrina.? All former members of the gaged In the fishing industry at Charlevoix C. L. 8. C. are cordially Invited. and the daily catch is 30,000 pounds. Jim Caidwell, a farmer near Fori Gratiot, LOCAL OPTION. Ix-at his leu-year-old niece. Maud Scott, so severely Jhat the child’s life Is despared of. Delton. George Knappen, of Richland, was in town Saturday. Misfortunes never come singly. Mrs. Ed. Evans and daughter. Mamie, are both under the care of Dr. Scribner. Dr. McBeth, ot Galesburg, was iu town Monday and Tuesday. Seth Crosby is nursing a very »>ad eje, the result of a glancing shot from Kbby Pennock's gun. Just how agrious it will prove Is yet uncertain. IL Williams and Albert Backus took In a large number of sheep here Friday and , Saturday. It appears that some oue tor reasons un­ known had hitched their team on the streets of Prairieville one morning last Mnple Grei week and it chuncvd that one of the town's Ollie Robart. of Blanchard, Rubella Co., business men, who was coming to Delton Is visiting in this vicinity. for flour, saw it: whereupou this bold man Joseph Hawks and wife visited friends asserted that Prairieville had done more at I^ror, Calhoun Co., lost week. business tliat morning than Delton had Mrs. Chance, of Vermontville, spent done In a week. The manager quietly last week with David McMore's family. showed the gentleman the books tor over Wm. Guy and wife have returned from ten thousand dollars in transactions that their northern trip, bringing with them a forenoon and be folded his tongue and yoke of oxen, tor which Will traded one of silently stole away. Gideon Hughes Is attracting some ad­ his horses. Rev. Nyce closed his meeting at the miration from local sports who are Interest­ north Evangelical church last Sunday ed In collar and elbow wrestling. Now to look at his two hundred pounds evening. Daniel Clever has purchased the Mower avoirdupois you would not consider Mr Branstetter any air ship, but nevertheless place. he has not touclu-d too ground since Sat­ Illchary Corner*. urday night. It's a box. James Montgomery and Belle Wilcox F. C. Brooks and family ate ehlcken embarked unon tbe matrimonial ship on with Geo. Vantlnc Sunday. Tbe calender for the November term of the 18th, Rev. Pope officiating. Here's As was stated last week, a maw con­ the circuit court which opens at Muskegon Mrs. J. F. Williams sports a black eye. hoping success and happiness on the It was the nutmeg grater she says. vention In the interest of securing the pro­ next Monday, contains twenty-fourdivorce voyage all through life's journey. Q. A. Hynes nnd wife visited Orange­ hibition of the liquor traffic In Barry cases. A social was held at Mrs. Jnltea Rock­ ville Sunday. county will be held In the.court room In Edward Potter Ravenna went out hunt-. well's last Wednesday evening for the ben­ Henry Arbour has moved his family to this city Saturday next at one o'clock p. m. The call for this convention, though clr- Ing Monday and captured #o«ue molds for efit of Rev. Tompklnson which brought lots Shelbyville where Mr. A. has a situation of mirth an»l pleasure to the young people as drug clerk. culated but a few hours, was signed by counterfeiting quarter* ajicl dimes con­ ~ > besides substantial aid to the elder’s Mr. Larkins is moving Into the Arbour over 200 citizens of this city and county, cealed In a hollow slump. among them being many of the moat prom­ )>ocket book. The commissioner of Indian affairs has house. Doster * Branstetter shipped a car of inent workers in all the political parties. decided tliat the non reservation school to Lew Smith, of Caledonia, was tbe guest It is the purpose to keep- the agitation , be erected nt ML Pleasant shall be of a of A. J. Cortright and family Friday and hogs from here Tuesday. entirely free from partisan politics, since1 capacity for 100 pupils. Saturday. Woodland. the question can only be fairly presented B. J. Barber and Harry Bradley have unusually large acreage is devoted To let you know that I know gone to visit friends at and about Cale­ , But few of our farmers haw their corn anil adopted in that way. In any other:, tn An winter wheat In northern Michigan this manner, the attempt would be suicidal, with some idea of scoooplng up husked. what you know, and what donia Prof. J. M. Smith commenced teaching either to carry the measure nr enforce It.- fail, farmers finding that spring wheat ducks, rabbits and quail. Nothing can be more certain than' thatI suffer* greatly from the putnmer drouths. tbe South Jordau school on Monday. some folks don’t know. But | Mrs. M. M. Rockwell Is visiting friends at W. P. Holmes, of Kalamazoo, s]>cnt a the large majority of the people of Barry The handsome 21 year old daughter of county wouM rejoice to see every liquor, Patrolman Monahan, Bay City, Is missing. I shall tell them what I knovr i * Our Hickory Corners newspaper, of few days in Woodland last week. Theorem Jordan has returned from near saloon within Its borders wiped out. And Atlanta McKenzie, an itinerant printer, which mention was made n short time and what you know also. since, has now fully materialized. Vol. Battle Creek where be hns been working by acting together, under the law as nowJ Ims also disappeared, an^ it Is believed 1st, No. 2. has been Issued reflecting । fixed, this can be accomplisheil-. In Van. they have eloped. on a farm. . For if they ehotrijl know energy, Buren county the saloons are closed by push and a quantity of zeal cm the j We notice Earl Jordan on our streets. HuraJd Cornwell, a 17 year old boy what I know and what you part of the young editor, who in early life 1 . George Rnwleader fell through a trap this same law. It can l»e done In Barry living th- Kalamazoo, tried to revive an was quite unfortunate in becoming Loth door one night last week nnd landed In the county if those who desire this work to­ almost extinguished fire by pouring oil know, you know they would deaf and dumb. But fortunately our bottom of the cellar on his head nnd gether. The convention Saturday will be to elect upon it. It revived aud the doctor says commonwealth has provided a school shoulders. George was badly shaken up ___ say NO to other dealers and whereby al) such may become educated and carries his right arm In a sling. n proper county committee, and to select that the. burned places on his bauds and township committee, which shall Include face may heal over without leaving scam. buy their Groceries, Crockery, Lamps, China and Glassware, and he is one who has graduated at Flint F. Aspiuall has returned from the north amembers of each political party. Much with many others. His newspaper Is and brought a large buck with him. is after a stone depot where they could find the best and cheapest assortment, and headed Hickory Corners Leader and la to' J. J. England has returned from his will depend upon .this gathering whether Bellevue L Hawes, a well-known lawyer, of the movement shall be tbe success It can Kalamazoo. and for.*‘uutny years circuit be published every Friday, al fifty cent# a uortliera trip but deerless. E. Lucas was arrested on Tuesday mom- be or not. Those who want the liquor judge, became raving maniac last week that is at____________________________________ year. Ing on complaint ot Martin L Cole, for traffic prohibited in Barry county should and had to bo removed to the cruelly l»eatliig a horse. Examination was attend thia convention. ‘All are Invited to Michigan asylum. He could rec­ I. L. Cressey of your city spent Sunday fheld before Esquire Barden. Palmerton do so. ognise no one. was entirely daft, with a friend here. ■ Did space permit, we would publish and could tie controlled only by force. , * Smith moved to quash the suit on ac­ Frank Geiger of Charlotte was In town count • of Irregularities in the papers. tho call. It has been issued Tn circular Physicians state that It may be only a The court did not rule on thc^tootion to form and mailer! to all parts of the county, over Sunday. J. S. Boise of Iowa visited hjs son F. F. ‘quash but decldl-d to hold open court till and no coubt la widely circulated ere this. temporary Infirmity. Conductor Myron Dalrymple, an em­ There are many who no doubt desire Boise tbe latter part of last week. . 'Friday at 10 a. m. during which time it Will Powers and Fred Young of Hast­• would Investigate alleged irregularities. first national or state prohibition. But ployee of the street railway company, Ings were in our village last Thursday The prisoner, at the request of his counsel, Hint need not deter them from laboring for went bunting In the woods north of Grand was released on his own recognizance, if county prohibition In Barry county. Such Rapids last week, and when within half a evening* Tlie Baptist people are holding revival tbe papers are held a hotly contested suit1 cannot afford to be Indifferent to the mile of the soldiers’ home, made a ghastly movement about to be inaugurated In discovery. He had shot several rabbits meetings. may be expected. and was after another, when be jumped XX. Miss Gertrude Geiger of Hastings spent A stock ot groceries, boots and shoes1 Barry county. across a little ravein. and in doing *0 he al­ will be put in by George Garlick in the Sunday with friends here. most lighted upon toe body ot a man, Misses Lulu Feigbocr and Electa Fur- Baitinger store building. George fe a dressed in the uniform of the home, and 11 iss were at Grand Rapids Monday. hustler and we wjoli him success. The high school circuit court boil a very frozen stiff. Tbe coroner was notified, Miss IJIHe Sutherland of Hastings Ims Parties owing threshing accounts to Ira been visiting Clara Heckathorn. I Hopkins are requested to settle the same Interesting sham law salt last week Thurs­ and the man proved to be William O'Brien, When in need of a Ladies , Misses or Child’s G. W. Francis returned home Monday I with Palmerton & Smith without delay as day night. Seth Angle was tried for as­ who has been in the home for five years. sault and battery on Horner Warner, nnd He was last seen at dinner Tuesday noon. from the north where he has been with the | all accounts must be drilled by Dec. 1. being disorderly in general, at Nashville, In his pockets were found bottles, one hunting party. . partly filled with whiskey and the other Rev. C. M. Arthur has been assisting In PralrtovlUe. i Nov. 14th. Tbe jury disagreed. Minnie and Vona Calkins gave oar with alcohol. It is believed that he ba­ tbe revival meetings at tbe Vermontville Lloyd Storms, son*of Albert and Ora , came intoxicated down town and wander­ Congregational church for the past two Storms, died the morning of the 23d. The school a very’ pleasant call. Quite a number of the scholars attended parents are prostrate with grief at the the party al Grace- Whitney's last Friday ed into tbe woods. weeks. • diaries Parker, of Edwards, was caught The smoke stack at tize Lentz Table Co., death of their only child, who was a bright spearing fish by a deputy game warden night. factory- wm raised Monday. It now Tbe professor has purchased a quantify and 1 lad of 11 years. Do not fail to look over onr large nnd well assort­ paid *50 tor his violation of the laws. stands 50 feet above the brick work. John W. Earl’s daughter is quite sick. of paper for examination. Thia is a very- 1 Last Friday evening some of our literary M. Thayer started bis saw mill on J. W. A young man named Amos Bunn, of good and cheap way; five sheets for a cent. people met at the home of Mr*. C. M. Put­ ed stock. We show Chippewa lake, brought to Big Rapids Earl’s timber the 24th. Have you heard tbe latest; If not n*k 1 John Carpenter has sold bis farm to IN Patterson how he would like to be a Saturday a couple of young ^beara. aggre­ nam and organized a society. > Prof. G. M. Ritchie's entertainment In gating 175 (MMinds. He had been hunting Castle.Winters has rented and moved Miller. elocution and delsarte turn fine and we hope Ii J. Harry Vacation this week. A large number of the old one several davs. that lie will be able to organize the class ttie boys expect to have a big time hunting. | onto Geo. Hyde's farm. Three Hudson hunters flushed up a that he spoke of at that time. This Is a better plan than to go from school flock quail near Poery lake, and one of The Congregational Sunday school gave Howling. > and try and fool your teacher. the sportsmen, a "long” fellow, fired into a missionary concert at the church last Mr. Andrus gives the school a very in ­ The shadow social was a failure at the them immediately they observed a man Sunday evening which was well attended. teresting talk on Natural History every Rev. (X M. Arthur has resigned bis grange ball on account of the stormy dav. Immediately after the noon exercises. jump In the air and utter a most distress­ We Can suit you. ing yell. Investigation revealed the fact position as pastor of the Congregational went r. is here from Duluth, Minnesota, Do not forget the literary society In the that Instead of kitting the quail ho had IL InHall Please give us a call. dinreh here and preached his hst sermon high school cannot be l»eat in the county. administered severs! stinging shots in the onMrs. busimiui. Sunday morning. Samuel Hinchman and son have re­ You should not tail to attend. Respectfully yours, back of a man husklug corn in toe field. Miss Minnie Williams, while on her way Tbe marching to and from the classeo, It took otnsiderable talking to coovlooc fromatOhio. home from her work last Friday evening, turned A dance Hiee'a hall Thnjwday night. also in and out of tbe building cannot be the Injured man that it was an accident, fell on the walk in front of Ix-ntz furni­ 1 but after the rthjglttg had abated be eoolSchool commences next Monday. beat. ture Store and broke her leg just above tiic The high school has a new choir thia, ed off. and the trio escaped without the Last Tuesday ns Mrs. Chas. Gillaspkw*t> assisting her husband In driving «>>me week. It consist* of Gertrude Smith, asalslanee of tbe farm dog. ankle. Prof. Taylor assisted by hia class in catlie. she «llpprd and fell, receiving in­ Hattie Beadle and Agnes Rich. vocal music gave a concert at the opera ternal Injuries fn-n which sl.e died a few bouse Tuesday evening. HUDSON’S Cloverdale. Dr. Harris leaves us thia week and Hastings will have one more physician. Wallace McCalhoun is at home from Grand Rapids for a few weeks. Freeman Jackson and wife of Harbor Springs have been visiting friends here. Harvey Adams is building a new house. G. Wilkins has commenced drawing the timber purchased of IL Gibson. An old fashioned quilting took place at Mrs. George Conger’s last week. Eugene Deck is on the sick list. Dame rumor lias it that Willie MoCo Hum and Mary Marble are married. Mrs. D. CamplH-li spent Sunday with friends in Richland. GRAND RAPIDS. HELLO-Q-O! I PLI10-0 1 HAMSVAN ARMAN’S, DON'T YOU KNOW. Rosenbaum & Speyers. Rosenbaum & Speyers. ’ ’ CLOAK-: The Largest Line at the Lowest Prices I Banner. HASTINGS, MICH., NOVEMBER 26, 1891. Hastings Banner. Fubtiahed Tburaday* '.y . ROSENBAUM &SPEYERS KALAMAZOO, MICH., 4c/ �■I — DANGEROUS FISHES. i SONO. A THRILLING NIGHT RUN that he coaid get anything be wanted by plain stoo'l — very -—• targe -- ~ t™e* w^> B,ucb simply invoking tbe aid of the Britiiih flag „nd under it One day a coyote w« pass­ through her majesty's consul. Ho had jist CURI JUS CHARACTERISTICS OF DENI­ And the magic #iriuc* an dumb. ing and heard the crows singing snd danfr beet, lidded al the barge office m an im­ Ing under Chis trre. and eamc up to watch migrant, and was In a truly British state ZENS OF THE DEEP. Closed is the old piano. them. They were dancing in a circle, and of indigustlon and agitation beuau»e he And chord lean in* nnilxir keys. waa kept waiting for his baggage. As tho vanished tidal murmurs e«ci> ctv— “r"* ----------- ------"Blast me bioomin heyes," he exclaimed; ••Crow friends, what are yon doing! Of prehistoric seas. asked ths coyote, who was much inters tad. “I bain’t a gain to stand this no longer’ [’ll go an tell tbe British consul an bt’ii “Oh, we are dancing with our mother*, That once wm sweet and strong; (Generally Know Nothing. They faded out like a wild bird’s nota- said the crows. He wm too mad to notice tbe genera) "How pretty! And will yon let me drario© Thsralnger nnd hU song. Bill Jones, the driver of the big express too!” naked the coyote of the too-wblt-iab- snickering that greeted his outburst, but Tfacre are no more curious fishea in the engine, 1,798. wiped his hand* on a bunch The tnsMtro's touch dies with him: hurried off to rouse the British Hon In his world, than those which belong to the order wlddeh crow (captain of the <l*n«e)c! waste and leaned back in his cab con­ *TU gone for good or ilL "Oh, yes," replied the crow. Go and behalf. He returned In half an hour very st rays. Certain members of the family \ And the sinRrr'M Up* no echo*, lesre tentedly smoking awaiting ’.he signal from put your mother in a bag and oome to tbe much crestfallen. The British linn hadn’t am* familiar enough under the name of ' To linger with n» stlU. the conductor to start In frost tbe green ’been waked up. The (British consul had "akatra.” Their only fault is ugliness of d %he coyote went running home. There refused to regard the matter in the light ol light below the headlight, indicating that aspect. You have to go to tropical Waters And only tho rune, of, nature another section ot tbe same train would fol­ Abide with US for tang. his old mother was ait ting In the corner of an International complication. In order to find the dangerous and other­ low. shone brightly, while behind a long And only thu wind sud ripples “See here, mein friend," said a sympa­ the fireplace. Tho stupid coyote picked up wise extraordinary members of thia tribe. lint of baggage, day nnd sleeping cars ' Sing the olrrunl a stick and struck her on the head and put thetic German, “1 vo» iu dis country w-. en Not tbe Ituut unpleasant of them is tbe - Ernest McGsffey in Arkansaw Traveler. "W bewl Toledo has 'em the same way. stretched out Into the darkness beyond the her. Ju a bag, and hurried back to the dance year* alretty. und '! kuows Mtnodings vat •Wngray.” which is quite common in station. 1 doesn’t know ren I vu landed dot first Ttorida waters. Imagine a gigantic flat •h!” ' with her. At iaat the tiignai came. With alert The crows were dancing merrily and time, und voa joort so green ns dot grass," “Yes, and Cleveland and Buffalo and fi-sh with great fleshy wings: give tc n senses the engincman opened the throttle The difficulty in making nn effective bcaadth across of seven feet, a length of Erie and Sandusky—Sandusky has more’n and the train slowly started through the strong joint between n tool and Ita handle singing' ”, Indicating a fiortlon of Battery park, “nnd “Al nans, que-ee-rah. quo-ee-rab." may be you von dot way joost now. Dere twelve feet and a powerful tall armed with all the rest—aud Milwaukee gets ’em and maze of tracks in Harrisburg yard on its long Iweu felt, and the disadvantages you are sbAklng, you are vos von ting dot I learn, by jimmlny, an ivory dart ten inches in length. Such Chicago. Why, good gracious! they come long run to Philadelphia Little by little has thus involved uro well understood, not (Al . • ■ y joined the dance, is this remarkable animal, which baa into every town on the lakes. BUII&IUK-/ ‘ —-z-— z - mighty quick, und don’t forget it alretty. put “Millions and millions aud mill tons of more “steam •"— •■ was • “* on. and (aster and with the h»kg on his teick. and sang as the Dot von dot uoddings talk so loud its sums caused the death of many an unwary fish­ to the positive lack of power. But the in ­ Iretlo money, no matter how mad you vas erman. It is slow of motion, lying on the pound. M n.b. All Und. M Uto too. 1 «' C: . . .. . .. On dashed the train. Its course now lying vention of the Mannesmann process for . c«W8 “Al tiana. que-ee-rah, qne-ee-rah." |A1 feeling You make dot British lion roar bottom and enjoying life harmlessly unless Al Thrays used 'by nnd It don't get you vot you wants mj between the old canal and the broad Sus- the production of |ubm direct from metal interfered with. Bnt once disturbed it is block., .0itolM-. ppc.ru > b.ren-ml^ »• “ <• m excl.m.uoo u~ or A If mnat fntriw quehanna. A alight mist was rising From much ns von American quarter dollar.” “Does seem----------------------------mW th« water most fa|riy h , twinkled a dangerous creature to encounter. the river, but far acFoas twinkled tbe the boto po.lbl. to! talmbl. tor torijtoj o< , th, bunt ont louphlng. The Englishman didn't “catch on." When alarmed it lubes about with its swarm with ’em, doesn't It!” combined with ita handle, that is, , -What do you bring in yonr “Mein friend/* a hied ths German, draw­ “Then how is It”—the thoughtful man i dim lights of auothsr train, emplrislzed by sbytool tall, and woe to him fn whose flesh the means of that proeeM. tubes, are pro»nd sata. n nsi uo yo « r n clearer light as the furnace door was ing closer and speaking lower. “I make dot caudal weapon sticks. The latter is a nec- straightened up nnd shifted around so u opened by the fireman; Bill Jones saw it duced having solid portions at one or more teW.. .. “My mother, as you told me,” replied the advice someding plainer. See dot ffiaft dloshaped instrument, with the keenest to look the other man square iu the face— and smiled to himself. It waa the Balti­ point* of their lengths, and these tubular mil brass buttons mid big stomach, ch! possible point, and on tnth sides for its en­ "how is it that I go ont fishing, sit oil day more connection wnich had left Harris­ rod# may be made in any convenient coyote, showing them. Then the erowscmptled their bags,which Give him von quarter dollar und tell liiai tire length it is armed with barbs, pair from the first streak 'o dawn till the even­ burg fivfc minutes before his train. ’ He lengths, with solid portions at regular or upon pair, so that when once stuck In it ing shadows fall, nnd cAtch just one three jerked the cord.nud a shrill whistle sound­ Irregular distances apart, so that by cut­ were filled with nothing but sand, a nd flew you wautx your baggage, und you gits it pound bass! Yes. and, by thunder, get right away." cannot be withdrawn save bycutting it ed through the night. Two minutes later ting through snch solid portious the rod up Into the tree, laughing The Englishman "caught on."and sn did Tbe coyote then saw that they find played <nft. Of its kind it is the most formidable called a liar when 1 tell of that! How is an answering LlmA floated sleepily across enn, of course, be divided Into a correcan, o; course. «*-■ uniuru •• the. mnn wit h the bhu» buttons nnd the him a triek, and started home, crying "Al weapon with which any nnimal is equipped It, Isay!” , uv water. wnver. | sponding number of blanks for tools. He continued to re at the other man the nanni” When ho got home be took hla big stomach n littlr inter. And ns the Eng­ The express rumbled on. now at full | Hr yy toUtog cutting •«" such “ bar* tor . «• through at con- “”b„ , tai .„d tried to her lishman's baggage was belfig transferred a MM. moment, but. r-oMMn» receiving n» no M.«.r, answer, Thia "Bring." as the fishermen call Ik is for be 111 n cleet end relnneod into e brown •p—1 «bhrins by e eon! u.ibl. wblcb hud . Tr„|,nl poluu. u Che .Ito or Uudto «111 to the express wagon he olxirrved to the . shiefly dangerou.'i because of the slime eta dr Fr4 ■>’“ “ ’’•» “ '« .bow to be beet. ..eh Metlon trill eoo.Ul M » Ute el.latjey corner •‘•"■J1 /□ German that he would try hereafter to with which it is covered. The latter gan­ J | it pass, and rattled through Middleton n of ,, hollow part, which may be suitably A1 nRuivf.h,y J J. . wasdeiid. When conform to the ways of tbe country.—New grenes tbe wound it makes, so that blood The rbraloloar of Evil. P;wt lon* lio“ of olber frv'i»l,u‘ !,cW lmc,t shaped or bent to form the Im.xdle, and tbe But she couldnot,.for ah*• York Herald. poisoning is apt to set in, and frequently Th. i uysloiogy of Erll. by tbe angry red of the semaphore so tlmt! ,o!id part, which can be shaped into the be found’that .he could »*«* «P *"y the Iom of a limb, if not of life, results. 1 tool head by forging or------ r—-------it them all the rent of hb* life, and from myself once met a man who had nearly of Evil,’’ Dr. R. W. Richardson declares । lersection. died from stepping upon the dart of a dead that the man of science finds two natural Tramp—Please, «um. I’d jike some cold OS A SINGLE TBACK ROAD. •Hngray. which, though its former owner causes of evil in mankind—hereditary and | Far ahead the signal governing tbe east nnd durability than tool, of which the sud srealwayMal wnr.-C. b. Lumuita vlttle>; fer my dug. had long since passed away, stuck up in early environment. The operation of these | bound track shone crimson. Suddenly it handles form a separate piece.—New York 1“ St- Nicholas. Honrekreiwr-Dog! Why do you go causes is made conspicuous In a novel inthe sandy bottom of a shallow lagoon. My ----- T~ T-------- --------------------------------’ turned into n white light and Jones* re-tramping through the country with a big k-LLU. _ , zx_Wrltz-r* h ,Hch h, h„( friend's foot was thrust through it while Tr-Ugtolop tarried out by Prohor Dur | brute like that at your bed*! dtor. ot bnr \ ork. who bu .bl. to d|l>h^ „d „ltb , , : It is a popular -mpresMontbat most per- E Tramp-To pertect my heels from ether TUB MUCH FEAUED STIKGIiAT. H*” °”,cl!Tbn, T S'1 * ’•'« to-1 •ernss the main Although the cost of bringing books ef­ sous are glnd to answer questions In refer­ When one of these creatures is dragged tlement of its first members in America . Um disappearing down »he Mount fectively before the Ixxiksell^rs at^d tho ence to their .own professions, or, in other It list s has iMindtHi herself for .?)!:».0v0 into a bout the utmost care has to be exer- I u. b» found tobt from thl. parent .tock | j mh lh<rin le u„ Io, reading public has so largely increased words, to “talk shop. ’ Few. however, of ’ nger service , . ,7... , tancaster ....i aud with the increase in the extent of t he mar­ the misguided talkers who net on that sup­ worthut wdrr works. has wnrtmtr sprung 1.9(10 1,300 di>ncandants. descoudants. The lives pas.se ciaed lest it wound it captor by the switch hn« between ing of its tail. One who walks in the sbal- i of 709 of these have been closely followed Harrisburg. Ishpeming's new city hxll was dedicated idea of — the discomfort ket, there has,dtiriug the past thirty yean*, position tasve any ,--------... lows of a southern river finds it very un­ by Professor Dugdale, the result of the inWednesday evening. Just twenty-two minutes from the time been no deduction in the average rate of they may inflict on oversensitive spirits, pleasant to see occasionally a section of vestigatlou showing that not one of the the exprciM passed the Intersection it drew the royalty pal*) to the author, oud. iu , "’Writing much poetry nowadays*’’ The A. O. U.W. In Bay City will erect what Las appeared u> be the bottom, per­ 709 had escaped the contamination of evil up at Mount Joy, fourteen miles distant, • fact, the tendency has been to Increase this oked a reporter of a poet, snd one can a block far lodge useshaps several feet iu diameter, move slowly or its consequences. His researches also and took the tiding to clear the Pacific ex­ rate. Theincreaswl cost of lhedMtribuUug imagine the involuntary listaste with , Congressman Belknap has beeu a grand­ away just as be is about to step upon it. show that the arimes ot this one family press going west. The silt-nee of night was machinery haa. therefore, been borne by which the latter shrunk from this bluff father since yesterdsj' tnomlnx. Tho animal assumes a likeness in color to have, during the last seventy-five yean, almost oppressive, and tbe only .sound the publishers. On the look published at attack. While digging s well near Owosso a vein the sand or mud where it finds it home, in coat the state of New York $1,200,000. which broke the stillness was the steady ono dollar, on which the author formerly I *«| suppose you are doing a good deal of Those who are born bad, however, ore working of the Injector, resembling noth- received a royalty of ten cents, this royalty , literary work!" said a vuitor to n well of coal SO feet thick wns struck order that prey may approach it without aiwnyB incurable. lucurnixc. iur. i.-.™. Ashe. zuuv, ,| Ing so much m person pouting after a remains the Mine, but the net price com- ' known writer of shbrt stories, to whom not always Mr. Isaac ■aspectiug the presence of the lurking uov Johnson Bros, livery barn al Clyde president of the Central Criminal asylum, !; long rnn. Bumster burned Wednesday, a hostler liatmg a ing to the publisher. In plqce of being, as fibe wished to make herself agreeable. The stingray is sometimes called the Dublin, Ireland, has suggested that In- I From down the valley came a faint whls- formerly, slxty-pcren rents, is sixty cents, i "Nothing u» speak of." wu the gentle narrow escape. herited tendencies to crime crjme can esn be treated tJ M the n^h of B fifty-five cents, or even fifty rents. *clarn cracker." because it is able to break hented ' reply. the shell of the toughest quahaug as easily in the young: by teaching useful oecupa- bmdUgbt and the rush of a heavy train | It is my contention, therefore, that Amer- - a week later the name acquaintance aptions, which call iuto as the operation can be performed with a Mnna whu* will win rail into play nlar the facuL facuk daghhlg t- at >peed| wilh ,careriy B |cjn publishers of**book, today, * " have ' * " “ with v '• peared again. "Now. realiy and truly, In “to "““S’ 1W»V» 1D|. .□ m long UM hammer. Its upper jaw is furnished with light visible in <the line <u of sleepers, moreexpcnsivepublishinganddlstributing ’ aren't you writing anything!" she asked, to .duetoed : Bi|| bhmt„ „n<1 lw machinery, less favorable prospect*, for sc- | w|tb ay engaging frankness which seemed a sort of mosaic pavement of teeth, with etold oi . clever -which It Is able to smash the hardest sub­ Into m boue.1 drtornuM. » mW , tto .btopl, llirto — wbUtle whistle eord cord sharply three lima dint- to curing remunerative sales for "average to challenge an equal candor. - other -• ■ stances. To oyster beds the creature is a children of several generations of pick- warn warn tthe engineer of•• the section *fol• ­ books" than wiu lhe Case thirty year* ago. ! •'Nothing to speak of." *nu* the courteous . deadly enemy, and where its species is pockets be taught clever handiwork, such lowing. and then he started his train again The evidence goes to show that the under- answer, and with that she was forced to numerous the bivalves have to be pro­ asw^hmaklngor other work requiring ! takings of the publishers are subject to lhe ^a content, but it was net long before she ..wnwwwlw deft .le.r> in In their t *>nlto movements. mn.em.nt. , , tected with fences. Crabs, sea snails and fingers unosualy Meanwhile the rear brakeman was stand­ same law of "diminishing returns" that ' rcturlwd to th^eharge. —St.. Louis Republic. ■quids furnish a large part of its diet. ing half dozing on tbe platform of the last controls all manufacturing enterprise* and “How could you tell me you were not When it loses ita "sting” by ap' accident sleeper. He heard Jones give the signal to all ....in-------—— capital.—George H. Pu> . writing anything!" she askwl, reproach­ veatmeutaof another one grow* It Is sold for eating i tho engineer, of the Pacific, and he saw tho ■, aass num iu Forum. la Fxssa. fu||y. "Yesterday 1 heard your mother Krposea in the New Orleans markets. The true luxury of the hath I* txsrt np-1 ult latnpt5 of the other train vanJall lu I .......... .— I say that you were too busy with a book of e meat is very peculiar and quite unlike predated by people of hot climates. The . the direction of Harrisburg as ho foit hla |: The Game Needed Editing. ! irnuslaliou to do anything for tbe fair." anything else, tbe muscular tissue com­ baths of Kingston, Jamaica, are described j own trojn fo motion. Then there floated • Three newspaper men were playing sb I "Excuse me," said the victim, goaded posing the wings being of so coarse a text­ byacorrespondentas delightful, being Long . anolber signal. Toot, toot, toot, leged billiards In the spacious billiard t into explanation. 'I merely said: ‘Nothure that, after the flesh has been boiled, enough and wide enough to allow one w I A brakeman's dilemm.v" ,... ._____________ _ other after* I fog to speak of.’ I meant that 1 am Dever j room of tbe Palmer House tbe one can dissect the fibres out upon one's flounder about, and ev»m to take a couple Tbe brakeman’s heart leaped. That I u^u, while* two'’fcliow^worked ' ‘'in the doing anything in connection with litera­ plate These wings are merely pectoral of strokes. They are made of concrete and meflnt there was another section of tbe Pa- j business looked on and- made remarks ture of which I have anything to say.”— fins enormously developed. They, as well are filled with water at the temperature at j n j 1Oi behind, and the engineer 1 about the game. The game could not tbe | dfle. also, close . ■asimilar perm of skatea and. other rays, whieb It comes from the malns-just right । bad neglccte<l to call Jones’ attention to 8Und many remarks. It Aras weak and Exchange. are sold in considerable quantities at Sun to make a plunge enjoyable. So clear is the the green lamp* on his own engine until. baiting. When, after many efforts and Jranciseo to the French nnd Italians, who water can scarcely aroused oy by nurs Bill's wuaw. whistle. Tbe uraaem.™ brakeman sundry . T.wild ... dabs with tho cue, s one of. the . ONE ®JVJOYS v - that one - realize it Is । arousea One of the largest establishments In this vralue them for the table. Skate tails nre three feet deep. | was in a quandary. Should he pull the ■ trio sroO|d coum, the quintet would in­ country has fur some time been turning largely eaten on the Pacific coast by the duce in awhile, to be sure, there is somewrt| n0l| #Vop tbe train only to find that dulge tn wild hilarity. But this did not out paper belts that have the reputation of Both tho method and results when • Chinese ami Mexicans. Syrup of Figs is taken; it is pleasant thing which may detract from ita enjoy- t Biil .i^dy knew of the second *ecUon of batmen often. being superior in many respects to those THE DANGEROUS SEA DEVIL. ment by the stranger, if he has not become niuninR that night aud was sup-1 The buttons ■ of leather. These belts are made from and refreshing to tho taste, and acts were becoming fattened on Skates lay eggs, though all the other used to some ot tbe other inhabitants of* ----------- ---------• -----■ ------- .... . pure linen stock, and are of any desired gently yet promptly on the Kidneys, — T --------------7 , x ! plied with orders, he would invite a repritbe wire by rust. Tho play was bad. fishes of the order of rajs bring forth their tb, Itoxl For extonple^ I w«. toOTt to , „,nd (o, hto offlcioa,nM. Oo to. otor, shou „„ ,’,,^1, w|th to. Iwt IntraUon. thickness, width or length, having also a young alive. One may pick up plenty of Uk. lump. 1( hil „„ wcll foulldrf ,„d [n worM tat „mebo, p,, j. driving power equal to any other of equal Liver and Bowels, cleanses the sys­ sAatu eggs anywhere ou the seashore. ' CM>r— tonuintt on to. .to«l. ; ww. roll«l too Ur to ou. .Id. or to.oto«r. surface, and while P. is not claimed for tem effectually, dispels ©olds, h adChildren call them "aea purses." They down to to. bottom. CM Ung to on. otto. ! th trMk toward the oppotoox trton ----- . I . of ----------. . cue them that they are adapted to all kinds of aches and fevers and cures habitual , ---------------------~ I Finally, after a period futile shots, are rectangular almost in shape, with long block pickaninnies running about the j — • ■-to run the risk of ••leaving —• He resolved hls-of tbe onlooken said: work, they are found to serve well as constipation. Syrup of Figs^is the tails at each corner, and al*cut three or yard. I asked him what it was. I post and go forward. It is no easy task to | “Yon fellows w fcVitought to get someone w to straight driving belts of not less than five only remedy of its kind ever pro­ Sbct inches in length. It is merely the “Oh, dat’s a scorpium.” / I thread one ’ s way through three or Jour *read copy’on that game you’re plaving." ■bells that ouo finds, the young animal “Well, take him right oat.” - ' I sleepers, around stalerooms and smoking j *-now i« that*’’ «uWr<l t»,« nUv.rwiw, । Inches In width. duced, pleasing to tho taste and ac­ hare been bee tested side by “How is that!” asked the player who ;। Where they hars haviug made its exit through an opeuing B dead, sah. .... !I sparuncuw,, apartments, auu and iu it u is nun still tuuic more uiuvcuh difficult. w to had missed last side with with leather belts for strength and ceptable to the stomach, prompt in atone end. The stingray products from hi ^|CT^™ nd' 1 Prefer raj without pnss through an ordinary coach iu tbe mid- | -Because there ’’ss so imuch bod English in durability, its action and truly beneficial tn iu dlit-Mhilitr thrv ar« nlloo “ Because there so they are alleged to bare proved three to nine Li ring young at one brood, in it. ! die of the night, when passengers sprawl iu’’“—Chicago Herald. [ equally satisfactory, adhering very clooely efiects, prepared only from the most but its cousin, the formidable "eca devil," nim A dead scorpion is bad enough, but that > into attitudes and extend their limbs to the pulley, generating no electricity healthy ana agreeable substance.’, its gives birth to but a single offspring at a is preferable to having a live 1 one drop juto tbe aisles. A Thin Opening for "Light. while running, being also flexible and ttme. iu which respect it is probably unique from tbe rafters overhead on one’s bare many excellent qualities commend it Like an age it seemed to tbe brakeman Experiments mode in Hartford show unaffected by temperature within ordinary among the finny tribe. . flesh, as once happened to a friend of mine. ere he gained tbe platform of tho front car, that light can be seen through 2 clean cut limits, though tberejs one plnce in which to all and have made it the most Much of the romance that Las been —Youth's Companion. clambered over the rocking tauk of the opening of not more than one forty-thou­ they cannot be used, and that Is where popular remedy known. • written about the sea deril or true devil engine and stood beside the engineer. sandth of an inch. This fact was deter­ they have to run In water, or where they fish is based upon fact. It is one of the Syrup of Figs is for sale in 50c “Bill, did you notice Pacific carried sig­ would be constantly subjected to moisture. Tbe term “fixed,” applied to the stars, is nals for a second section T” he yelled into ' mined by taking two thoroughly clean, It is admitted that this kind of belling Is and 81 bottles by all leading drug­ ' straight edges, placing a piece of paper l>eail events, when attacked. Animals are a mistake, for it is now known that there Any reliable druggist who urIra „ । tween the .surfaces at one end, tbe oppo^^, opposite best adapted to heavy driving belts, and gists. formidable tn two ways—they possess n is not a fixed star in the heavens, and prob­ U...ngla~r'.«r. "Mr Gad! oo." for this purpose it is not only much too may not have it'on hand will pro­ natural ferocity which impels them to aP ably no snch condition as absolute rest in made a lightning calculation. 1 here would j »._>.j _____ *tho v_ cheapest material, but when once In posi­ cure it promptly for any one who being placed between tack,'or they may be fierce in self defense. the universe. All the stare are in motion, bent least twenty-five miuutes* headway •■ straight -edges and some of them are moving at tbe rate between the two sections caused by the I eye and a strong light In a dark rootn.ja tion will run until worn out—New York wishes to try it. Do not accept any i wedge of light was perceived from the ends San. at |M«ilous beast to en- of 230,000 milea an hour, or more than substitute. " stop at Lancaster. Fully five minute* bail sndiug itself. To begin thrice the velocity of our earth on its orbit. already expired, and he knew by the sur­ between which the paper was placed and Combnatlbla Sabitaneea. CALIFORNIA FIG STRUP CO. It might bethought that this constant mo­ roundings Mount Joy was four miles be­ the opposite, which were brought together. There are many substances which will lag thirty feet from tip to tip of its mighty tion would produce continual changes In The thickness of the paper being known, SAN nANCtSCQ. CAL hind. the distance apart of the two edges of the produce what is called spontaneous com LOUISVILLE. Kt. NEW VORK, N.T. the stellar relations and alter the face of bastion when brought into contact, and jnotu that many cases arc well autheuti- the heavens every few years. Witliln Within the uext ure fire minutes the second small , , end . j of the wedge of light was easily which arc therefore sources of danger when section. If on time, would leave Lancaster c ~ cul “ U ” ’ lhe rw ’ ulL w “ ,bowD “ Bat tbe raxt distances at which the stars left about tbe house. Greasy rags and rags aniM.ll vessels, having become fouled with are set from us destroy tbe visual aspect of and run slowly to Dillerville, the Junction w»«--“change. which have been wet with tarpentiue or their motion and preserve the unchanging of the branch and the main line. Conld alcohol should be burned as soon as used. aspect of the heavens. None of the con­ he with eight cars ruu the seven mile* and stellations have suffered a dislocation In get there ahead of the west bound train! Oak timber loses about one-flfth of its The merest spn’-k may cause a blaze where 8,900 years. Sirius, Arcturus and the Ple- Ay, if it were in the wood. weight In seasoning and about one-third olive oil or any other vegetable oil is mixed tbe lani ia<Jes are still in their places. Although He threw the levers as fnr as they would of IU weight iu becoming dry. Gradual with rags, bay, sawdust or any such com­ The sea devil will uudoubtdy assail tbe efghty-one stare in Orion have ever go and tbe train bounded ahead. “Go . >drying are cousmerea considered me the bustible material. Fine snwdnst la a very “:*“* and seasoning ncwwuuius nrc been iu Laotian, each without relation to back, Jim,” he shouted to the flagman, raort favorable to the durability and combustible material, and should not be Its swamping such small craft by extend- any other, tbe mighty figure to as it ap­ “thia is no place for you if we meet her,” , strength of timber. Kiln drying is par- used, as it very often is to collect the drip­ peared to the man of Ut forty centuries and the trainman obeyed. Three, five, > Ucularly serviceable for boards and piece* pings of oil casks in shops or warehouses. Lampblack mixed with linseed oil is one aiid dragging crew and bark under the sea .-------------- . of small dimensions, *nd unless performed train waa shooting forward nearly a mile slowly is apt to cause cracks and Impair :' of the moat Inflammable of substances. A •real horns or fleshy protuberances extend­ every minute, but each second brought the the strength of the wood. If timi»er of 1 common source of fire in bouses comes from the timbers dried by the steam, hot ing forward from its head, which a&dst it Orion, Mich., has a barber who waa re- crisis nearer. He held down the whistle large dimensions be Immersed in water for la grasping its prey. Being caraivoroua neatly almoat petrified with wonder. A cord, and a lot#;, uninterrupted blast some weeks it is Improved, and is leu lia­ air or hot water apparatus It is safest to destroy st once all greasy rags of whatever well known resident of the" town entered sounded, but to tbe fevered seusra of tbu ble to warp and crack in Beuoning.—Phila­ kind or description, for those may In a mo­ posing that it would devour a man if such hk shop and had a fall beard removed. A engineer it made no noiso. delphia Ledger. ment of negligence beexime the camra of a victim were to happen into its dutch. few minute, afterward the door waa He could see a portion of the main line ---------------------------------- ----------are in Illinois many extinct lakes. great destruction.—New York Tribune. opened, and io came apparently the same now. but not where tho passenger trains , There maa, with a fall beard. “Good Heavens!7' run. Then the engine swung around, and which can easily be transformed intosheeta the unfortuuats beholds a living doad hcV- exclaimed the barber, “how did you grow directly tn front was Dillerville tower, giv- ’ of water by the simplest means. All the Bhrg over him with eager jaws to gobble, th/A beard in five minutes?" The visitor ing him the cls*r signal, while lying mo ; enormous “take Plain,” as it is known to An ingenious cup and saucer has been while beiplesa to escape tbe horrible em­ Moiled, and introduced tbe flrat patron, tionleos just beyond waa tbe second section geologists, comprising Wisconsin, Minne- devised for tbe special purpose of keeping brace. However, it is doubtful if there is bls brother. They were twins, and bear a of Pacific, held buck by the warning red of , »ota and Michigan, north of the Ohio river, tbe food of Invalids warm when required. EreaU tarJ caLj •ay truth in such tales.—Interview in ' ..---------u— The -------------—, fs dotted with countless sheets of water, Tbe enp Is molded with three feet, allow semaphore. cower man.j!. had heard striking rretemblauc*. The second cus ■the Washington Star. touvor chanced Lo be a visitor to hb brother, tbe wild screech of Jonas' engine and conditions being favorable for creating ing an air ejmee of about half nn Inch be­ and the barber knew only his townsman, stopped tbe west bound train In the nick many more by such inexpensive artifice* ns tween It* bottom nnd the saucer. In tbe center of the saucer is a rimmed depression, tbe damming of streams. DtaUneUoa Difference. tbe brother be Lad just shaved.—Yanke* of time. within which is placed a piece of lighted That happened ten years ago.—Philadel­ Blade. phia Tlraea^________________ The young Prince of Naples, heir to tbe charcoal, which bt supplied at a cheap rate A Glpintic Cherry Tree. throne of Italy, is said to be a model prince, tn the form of tablets. From this there an .Oliver, many an examining couum*! Nothing Cheap About Him. There nn Ohio Beauty cherry tree in intellectually and morally. He is an onlv are no fumes or unpleasant amelte, and the "I don’t want to spare no expense, Mr. food of the invalid, of whatever nature it little tta old Bassford orchard in Brown’s Val­ Architect," said Noocaah. “I want a child, idolized by his parents, and a scholar may banpeu to be. te kept warm for fully ley, Cal., which bears from 11,000 to 15,000 and a gentleman in every reuse of the wont. an hour.—New York Telegram. cases, oua to go up and tbe other to go Jasmine is an Indian shrub. Its starry, down, swd hare the coal eeltar freor'ed. wax white bloraom* are ir.descrjta.bly Isthatsnsee I’m goin to show people bow to spend sweet. AB tbe burning pain and paxsiou can be picked. — Fruit Grower. Jinks—1 see by the pajser that your money.”—New York Epoch. and pathos and mystery of t he Hindoo race friend Bloomer, of Bltxnnvifie. has got into American freight cars carry about thirty trouble. . Tbe snake tree of Guiana Is so Wink*-WLm’m be done! tons. Thev nre gradually supereeding the , cause th« ««wd is twisted iu a manner to re- ' An expert electrician awerts that anelec■ ftmhsaxled tbe funds of the church.” mwt brilliant Esglish care in that country, which weigh 1 semtole “ colled serpent. For this reason trie train making llfijmilea an hour would “Thotfnnst have been ww other Bloom five Ums and can carry only seven tons of the Indians employ tbe nuU as an antidote require 7,000 fact in which to come to a er. The- Bloomer 1 knew didn’t go U> CARTER SNUN01MI OO.. New Yqyfc^ ttiUFlL nULLKSE. SMALL PSK church.’ —New York Weekly. He sat in the betel office all by hlmarif, apparently in tbe brownest kind of a brown study, and he did not respond foe several moments after a friend bad taken a chair by his aide and slapped him on the leg When he did apeak, he said: “Kvcr happen to go along the river where the wholesale flab dealers arcF’ “Oh, yea. lots of thaw,” answered the other man. ' “You've seen those fbdi cars there! Hold a ton apiece, don’t they!” “More’n that, some of 'em.” “How many of those cars do you sup­ pose come into Detroit every day full of fish?” “Oh, there's probably fifty. I don’t know but more.” “Thai's a hundred thousand pounds of fish.” BILL JONES HAS AN AWFUL EXPERI­ ENCE ON A SHORT LINE. 1 -f 5,on th jlltaro -rt-wiiX'n. tothe Fin Captain <nh »cbo tbcrocKh Captain B eantio-Jv folly ta*a EIG Nr* Y buried u was enti the bank workme - Sofoon. Italian, were: M Pailta. I old; Ven jund r suffer fn Only dide. b trying t another foarth Italian. fused t brick c body w pumpi EIGh GRA Bight sod r gale a in bad ten u beard Jac sud Locitskia mx!ti jump tally Ch Ship [CARTERS G 1 CURE SICK ~ HEAD ACHE dill Hi, �lost on the lake. Twenty-Four Men BIO r,4H TO FRY. CHILI COOLING OFF. EHft OF THE ALLIANCE COUNCIL. Probably Kot brtietm.n!. Effect of Uncle Sum-s. Man-of Victims of the Gale. 1 * Cotl® O.„,„ R BRrtra. a rrtlroMl ,od lh, War Talk. comp.,, „„ preaklent of the Ohio awsociaiion, wore re­ TATE OF THE SCHOONER G. 0. FINHEY . a* ,"'*nd ,'"'1 Jurr SOT OOUHTUO A BOUBAKDMEST, ceived Into the Alliance Saturday, thus d«r Atl,, a lun, Un><lculn,. „cb ■tertlng * move of F. M. IL A. rutn into Per Captain and Crew Almost Certain­ <hn, Wtr, (Mod culby of vlnUtlo, „( tbe other, organizatiou. Alliance men ly Drowned—Two Stun with Lightest! th, Imruu. comm.™ 1«, b, looked for great tblnga from this beginOther. Mtralng—Four Laborers Killed or«lrtc, rtb.,.. below ,h. lwl Ding. Tbe anpreme council of the Alli­ h, a Caving Trench—A Heroic Italian ,.l’“ ‘babo.lcn, « ance adopts tbe Ocala platform with a i ...<•♦ Hi* Life Trying to Sava HI* FeJ- *” uut11 •klppen. Th, peaalUe, few verbal chances, making the cbangea i. .w Uortniea—Fosrof the Gang Bad- Iorio web violation I, a Ou otll.tuO to in the sub-treaanry plank where It pro­ W.0.U and Imprlwnmeot ot on, iu Q„ !•> Hurt—Fatal Railway Aoeldanta vide* that tbe government shall “h»uc” money cu farm (reducts instead of •‘loan,’’ lit ; halo, Nov. 28.—There te littledoub joamlnlb. pvnllvnliarj. or both at th, \ AUAHAlso. Not. 81 rape- and changing, the 2 per cent “interest” ti schooner George. C. Finney has nloervAloo ot th, roort. • o f T“?' ’“'"'"te tbe coodlllon ot into “tax." It was adopted with cheers. - ----- — .uuicira. K d-iwn with all bauds. She left To Tb. mciute-r. of. ,bc bi, p.eklns a™ public tooling on the'"object ot tbe dlffi- General Lecturer Wright, of th* K. of L., :i th- evening ot Novi 14 with about «lty with th. UoUed Ste.e. .bon. that addressed the council, advocating closer . bushel* of wheat for Buffalo,-and Imllctrf arc: Guw.ru, F. Swift. U F. lothlax Uk. tbe RESTORATIVE NEHVINE kovered by the great spedalbt. Dr. „ . i«t ‘ren a few miles below Long Swift. Edwin C„ Swift .nd D. Edwin ‘be Her, num which preralled union between reform organizations. <s»lu>t Anwrlou,. fa„ con.lder.bly HartwelL Spriggs te the general freight Began the Boycott Roalnraa. nil nrn-ons dlwase*, m be*d»che, ]■ during the big blow Tuesday after— ^rxoc* prostration. »i»-..i>1-n--. looted down. The Cblll.n, ulk merer.The council declared the first official i. in. Captain Couliu, of the schooner Mentor the New York, Cbltejo .nd St. lonally a* to the American request fet boycott ever established by tbe Alliance, w “ . r l! 1 ™" ’ t ’ " w " “ 'Le -Nickel. y,.. in Fume, which arrived yesterday Plata Th® indicted members of tbe Fin-edrera, aud there is * growing disposiIt being agaipat the Rochester, N. Y . . i. n, pays he pnraed close to the : -pare sunk twenty-six miles below men eh company are Johuaud George Fir- • i-m to sec that justice te done to those garment makers, the action being brought Dever known anything like It” wow A Co„ 3y. N. T. "lirery bottU sold brings worii* of ? Point nnd fifteen miles south of tnenlch. There wu* no surprise nt the whoasraulted the American sailors aud sbont by WaigbL who charged that the -Tb*bMt ■ ■ tlver. lie is certain they belong Indictment of Swift & Co., buttbat a rail­ Kilted two of them. Undoubtedly the re­ workmen at Rochester had beeu shame­ wUer we <. *r hsd." Woodworth & Co., Fort W ayne, Inu “Nervine sell* better than anything' ■ ■ . • Finney. The mizzen is not a pole road man should have been caught wo* port telegraphed from New York of th® fully treated by tbe employers, who hat] w« ever bad.*? fl. p. Wratt A Co., concord. N. l£ . .. .. ht first reported, but is a short more than was expected. None of those 1 loriuidable fleet said iu be on its way to formed a union to fiKht the tabor union. Trial bcttl, and fin,, book of testimonial* PREE at indicted was arrested, but all will be re­ U right also raid the knights were pre­ druggteta. Dr. Mile* Medical Co., Elkhart, lad. j. '.,-: with a topmast. quired to give bail to appear for trial. 1; Pacific walers has something to do with pared to indorse the Ocala platform. Tho H« Knew the Finney Well. , the change of sentiment In Valparaiso, at McAllister charge* against Macnne were TRIAL BOTTLE FREE. Arrangement* Made for Ball. (sptaiu Con Un has been long connected aur the 4ae _. 'lea,L The people here are not anxious referred to the Texas Alliance, and genr2yn7‘“t\h*’*’ been issued for Sold by -. -.chnonwra. nnd .claims that be is rest of the pereons indicted and the bail ■ br n ^“bardruenL >y W. H. Goodyear, irallv denounced a* exploded falsehood. ; r .41.ly familiar with tbe appearance will will Vw. -• an .,W, "taMcT"air i_ . be Jxci .. «i«n I -------------------------r-~.. J*. P. Duncan, of South Carolina, was '---"unnvu vnne. Tbe 1 lie . . 4 of the Finney. Tbe Finney was . endorsed for interatake commerce commis­ Indictments were not made until tedlcttnente mode public . The 'do tbxr Enntend wonia reri.1 nn ...! and sailed by Thomas Riordan, of nnnn of ... .. sioner to succeed General Bragg. ■ . c-be bad a crew of six men. noonof yeeterdaynnd tbe outside world \ 'tleiopt «: bomlwnlntent ot Velnarnlm Will Do Some Lobbying.' a ------------- >a»a l,IV IHCUI. t'1'-1-”-'' »»» 'bnt It I. erid™. .b.t t . ,.u Riordan was competent and very b.» at 1:30 Attorney Albert H. w_ Veei but u 1 JO Ate.™.. .H — te .he only BrltUh.Uy would be Aecorre,. It was determined to establish a lobby c fi. He leaves a widow and four TIME TABLE. dcr. solicitor for Swift & Ca at Washington at W.UOO per annum for . t p children. Tbe Finney was pondent of the London Times, to whose -. . . I -.t about JiktiOO, and was insured went to District Attorney Milchri*t’s commands (he American admiral would racb lobbyist to push Alliance measures*, oflice (o make arrangement* for it was determined also to bd governed as f ‘.--. n Cincinnati U advrwriters nnd fit*ti|tn>. giving bail for his client* Mr. Milchrist ' probahiy not pay much attention, the :: General Marine. Tbe cargo was 1014 Mr. Veeder he wasn't afraid tbe situation is different and Valparaiso has toijolitlcaj action by tbe February confernceof lhe Federated union. This ac­ .-insured. bwlft* would run away, but it would be .-occluded not to court * bombardment. tion clinches lhe pledge already as good the best thing for all concerned If the Consequently Americans are treated with as made io support lhe People’s party. Kalamazoo'■ y. ■lTGHT MEN BURIED ALIVE. bonds were perfected. Mr. Veeder there­ ruore respect, and there is no disposition Livingston nnd other southerners fought KastCwiper ...... Janet. i ii ot Them Dead and lhe Oflier* upon left, and will bring sureties for his this bitterly, but were defeated. Branch’s f.icbland.............. !o do violence to American officers or resnlut Ion demanding that the member* Cressey Bruised und (l»<-rulu>ntid. client* tooay. Mtk>................... | M-amen. Captain Schley’s conduct meets of congress elected by Alliance votes— Dsttoo............... 5 ¥• EK, Nov. S3.—Eight men were ’,’.1 , 4. -r-------------with universal praise. He has l>een calm I most of them being from the south aud Cloverdale•. .... ’ . under earth and the water supply 1110 revelation* of the methods pursued vnd deliberate under tbe most provoking j Democrat* on most issues—waa modified Sbnltt............... ; rcxTTuir of lhe city of Brooklyn in cutting the rates for the big shippers rircumstanera. and combined with dig- , into a “request.” Hastings.......... . . • ,-ntireIy cutoff by a break in -ne main CTMtal created mnbMbr.W. considerable ..rAH-k astonishment. ----- - Tbe olty and flrwne»«. this htu woo him the re- ! LLivingston .......... ...........plainly ......................... told the. ...................... council that secrecy were almost per­ ♦pert even of the lower and les* intclli- he would bolt the Alliance if the resolution Corts Grovi ...... ... - e. ndult Saturday. About 1:30 men systenj and Woodland J 9 W. v. -t .u tv.irk putting down the new con­ fect. and there w:u little wonder that the jent, ns well as the superior, ctera. j ---------was passed in any 'form. ----His idea was to Woodbury . io io r.« u. l ; A trench had been durfT Suddenly jury nt one time decided to abandon the . Tbe Inquiry Into to th® Riot. j; Deip help crisp Crisp in In the speakership speakerthip Hght. fight. AlAieffort to gel at the guilty- IZJ parties. But' The evidence in the prelimluarr Inquiry '’ianee members of congrp« X~<n tbe i.tunhig tliar ’ T *7" • .-.nkgare way over tbe old conduit, Petrol*...... 6 a‘kP,.°Tl|»h^ ,‘-b* “ ,o ,,,e ,tUck *,n ,bc *’ Mid 10 *‘,Ulh brinR they bad pledged xu i 5V1 d into tbe trench, burying seven SfoSd bS at ** 7“‘^^ ^mplf ta The Chilian method of exami- ibeir rotes-that Is, many of them b.dSWto. rebate of 8 to C Ijmti, aatiou is jx-culiar,and somewhat rtwembles , to Crisp, and the first resolution "put 7 mnies of the killed are: Hu~‘ MurCh“lae *l * t*baU Of *° 10 ** The mngbtrnte magistrate has haseach each perper- I..thrn’ >n ,B hole 11 w*«. ’»ud tbe. ‘hole .....Ftencb. The - -" -• “ -----".••7 ------------” i'i y -1 years old, unmarried; rhilip $30 per car. not cCjn-t-n uy tbe me modified moained resolution, »on accuraed or under suspicion brought |'iss no1 ln‘et’ by > r 'i:. Italian, 25 years ol<’; Josey Coaine. i At midnight lhe council adjourned sine before him «p*rni ely, wit Lout counsel.au (1 ; A ’ ----------------•»» ---------1in. A' years old. Tbe injured men ' subjected to rigid examination to which . die. w rr. Michael Smith, 25 years old; Ernest Boston, Nov. 19.—Yesterday was ths there is no limit of relevancy. There is | I’.... • I? years oll$ John B-iuer. 19 years . '■ --’.ta Slover, bo years old. Tbe in- lust day uf lhe W C. T. U. meeting Mrs. no doubt that in some instances physical i A prominent gentleman in close touch ;• -..I T' cetv-d severe body bruises and Josephine R. Nichols, of tbe state and torture i« applied, although tbe law’ for- with the People's party manager* says church fair department, said that Presi­ bids it. During the recent struggle neither ' that thtir plan of action for 1W2 is as fol­ rtz _r from gas poisoning. PROBATE ORDER. dent Carnot bad expressed great delight tide hesitated to Use tortures of the most Iowa: “The southern state, cast 135 elec­ Hastings;.............. Stale of Michigan.Couutv of Barry—ss. A Volunteer'* Heroic Death. oct 5 !5i «3t horrible kind iu urder to extort confra- [ toral vote*. If a combine is made between At a session ot the Probate Court for tbe i y three men were caught on tbe first in the corner of the Paris expositiun de­ don, «nd In mow: mm- the Cui-tan police i ^e Farmers’ Alliance, white and colored, Corts Grow............... : te 5i of Barry, hol.lrn at tbe Probate OfBce. 00*11 M......... County the City of Hastings. In raid countv. on : aut while the men were «t work voted to the work of' the W. C. T. U. of •rink at such mode*. There Is no reason * Woodland ................ ; * *»! *4 4sl it sa-,......... in vo,<’ would be had iu the south. The W ednesday, tbe 4th day of November, in tbe tijh;gtu rescue tho entombed laborers the United States, and that the world's io believe that any of the Chilians Impli- ' -birli ............ a »>; I 4« n <w........ year claims tbnt It could elect 1G5 Woodburv one thousand eight hundred and ninety one. .ipjtlfcr slide occurred, catching, the W. C. T. U. would probably have a sep­ Wed In th® riot have been tortured. Present, Charles W. Armstrong, Judge of ; M this number. ” Then it claims enough arate building at the Columbian exposi­ fourth man and killing him. lie was an Th. Am...... C.U.I ro.^Donn <<> Kte.lt >t. Hn>ot power If •. ::t?. who had gone to Uns bottom of tion. Mrs. T. A. Jenks reported for tho ’ •Step* on|signal only. deceased. On the contrary the general report is in ttie electoral college, and this would be * Nos. a and a w 111 uot rarry p-xs'engers unless il-ii. .i: to d- more, effectual work. He franchise department, and stated that that On reading and filing the petition, duly vert- ■ their treat meat has been very mild, 'UM-d to force the old parties to pass such provided wt’ti freight train permits fled, of Anieella German, widow ot raid de- | wa* lhe only one who cunld be found to there was a gain In 'every state. It waa laws as the Alliance wants. Rri-lch: tirtns wilt be run st «lie convenience erased, proving that a certain fn-Arumenl now »ud that Jtblge of Crimes Foster ha* not !' voted to send a telegram to President the ri»k. Tire others positively reof th.- cniiiBanv. who reserve the right to change on file in this eonrt purjxjrting to be tbe last will been anxious to elicit facts that would WORK AT THE FAIR SITE. the tlmcofisnen tr-hi* without notice. and t rtament «t raid deerao'd raay'be admitted ! !t.sol tn go down. He wgs digging away Harrison deprecating any warlike action drengthen the cause of the United-States, j to probate ami that administration of raid ifjr-tbe failing earth caught him and toward Ch ilk ektate m ty he granted to raid petitioner or some The deliberate or final examination was ;.r him into one of tbe Lreaksof the old other suitable .person. some KxhlbH rropowd. ! going on yesterday before Judge Foster, j Thereupon Ills ordered.that Wednesday, to t . conduit. He disappeared,, and bls with the American consul present, and ’ Chicago, Nov. 21 —Four thousand men .’.I .lay ot December, A. D. 1W1. at ten o'clock i Lincoln, Neb., SOI—A collision between 1. v was carried by the water to the gate inUte loretoon beaaslxued for the hearingot said i the result is awaited with much interrat. ! o „,c been uccu cul| .,Ujlu on the World’s .... have employed fnir ’>■- ..e entrance to the Atlantic avenue paraenger train* on tbe Burlington and petition, and that the heirs at law of said d«£ ‘ Kt-.u 'Lat lb. d.po.ltten. exculpate d , , h „ w „ k , , nJ ta >pi ,„ „ t no(a . erased and all olive persons Interested In said i Missouri railway occurred at Ixsahey :be Cbltlan. police Iron, any "bart In the J iuu.jKiig station. wM|hcr b.„ estate. %r«i required to appear at a session ol raid 1 switch, between Gerniautown.*u«l reward, , outrage. The police claim that they did uot | Court, tbr® to beholden at the Probate Office . EIGHTEEN MEN IN GREAT PERIL. IntheCttJ of 'Hastings, tn said County, and | „«■ undue vlolcMW. and only acted for I ” " 1 " « S~* "bonIng. Ih. elccte,clty yesterday. A. M. Cline, mail agent, hail show cause, if any there be, why the prayer of • .building, which was at a standstill the fwutimiiT msy not be granted. And It is Two r. .w« Break Loom- South of the his arm broken and leg hurt; Thomas the preservation of the peace. Marshall, rImj a mail agent, hnd his -track j further ordered, Wat said petitioner give notice ; •till Jumping on Italiuacrdan*. -while the plans were being revised. Nlanicons In a Gale. to the persons Interested tn said estate, ot th® f I injured nnd a rib broken. One of the fire- ■ Ml Haven. Mich,. Nov St—The ! men was seriously injured and became 1 Although nearly three months have has taken a start into the air. pendrnrv ot raid jirtilioi* und the hearing elapsed since tbe downfall of Preaident The woolen trusses in the towers thereof, by ranting* ropy of this order to be : .. Emery while tgwhng two I teroo.te fright «n,l pate. I» all Balmaceda .... ............................ . ........................................... l ublhhed'iu the Hasting* Ranxf.il* newspanot only tjic judicial and poll:- ' „ „„ tbiw building have been abanS«r pi Intel and circulated in raid 'County ot ■ ■ -tho.’ the M.tniCoua Thursday I «l>out ten pee-ona crew an I paMengtra, |ca| all,horitie.. but klaotb. new congrm jOD.a and iron onm .ulatiteced. A big IVA. • uv. ■ ‘ arMV trry one® In.evsh week for ttirce Aiccessiv® । -..i forced to let go of the scow* . wen nrjre or lea. brul-ed and euL ,.lth the prmecollo, , o( h, fframe work „„rk was „„ put u „ this thl. d*y of hearing.' I ,,, xrc occupied eurfj, chiefly with prosecution seclicu Nearly every pattern of Va Horse •reeks previous to s dd of ,the up Chas. W. AUMRTanxo. I :;u’ .>»!:<• island. Tbe wind was a ' of Balmsceda's adherents. Congress has week, nnd 400 cars of lumber are ready for Jp.lge of Probate. • Blanket is imitated in color and (A trae eopv.) ordered a suit to be instituted against -a: - iu she last sewn of them they were ..... _____ _______ „------------------ , r. .•■a : si;.»|A. Eic’i boat Lad a.crew of r Plymouth, N. H., Nor. so style. In most cases the imitation MORTGAGE SALE. i:ua it. which the tug wa« unab'.o of Almy for the dastardly murder of Bslmarcda. for bls share In tbe emission will be finished and roofers will take On the lath day of Mav. A. D. 1M». Fhinaas D. looks just as good as the genuine, Parker nnd Martha Parker, his wife, mort-4 < -11, and it is feared that both ! Christ!* Warden some time ago, his *t- af (45,000,000 of 1 snk notes as currency , . AJera till that certain irtere or) but it hasn't the ittarp threads, and gncrdteA.il b .-v. i ii ’ ue crews are lost. The tug i torneya tried to make it out murder in ; luring the revolution. It is claimed that cbxrge'of it Monday. • parrel of land, situate in the cltj- ot HMdloga. * ’The Ktatne of Franklin. v । .-i dov. ii tbe lake to look for them, j the second degree. It was no go, how- the cmisklnn was illegal, and that the so lacks strength, and while it sells In thocoantyof Burry aud state of Michigan,, The big statue of Benjamin Franklin and described to wit-. Lol two <2i of ever, nnd tbe jury rendered a verdict ot . money was expended for many unlawful !•:. lii- t<j this writfug nothing has been for only a little less than the genu­ l>lnck'elgl-.tr<naslid)follow*, tn tbe eastern addition to the < ! murder iu ’.be flrut degree. Almy was purposes, besides lhe alleged trtasonab.e was incased in a garment nf plaster ot -cd from her. now citv. of Hastings. c->unly of Barry pari* yesterday. There is a well-founded ine it isn’t worth one-half as much. village, I sentenced to be bangrd on tbe first Tnes- oneffif carrying on war against the con­ and state of Mlditgan. according to recorded. l insplciun in the modeling *hup that the fatally CrttAUed itoe Engineer. Hat thereof.’ Said mortgage was. on tbe 2MtThe fact that^A. Horse Blankets -day : day in December, ISO, tbe law in this ' jreraionalteis. ♦tatue ot Franklin which will comof Mky. A. D. !K». recorded In lb* office <rfj u K--r.vu.tX Ills., Nov. 38.— Yesterday ' state providing for a long period between —~ are copied is strong evidence thr resister of <1~<h for the county tot Barry. I*; ruand the entrance to the electricity llieatateof Michigan. In liber tlnrty fourfMjot ns- -a-iig -the express on the Jacksonville sentence aud execution. ! । FONSECA S NAVAL OPERATIONS. ' building will not be plaster, but of that they are THE STANDARD, inortcae** on page one hundr.-d aud eighty seven S^utheAshwa road..'bon nd for SL Three Itf.uncins Itaby Boys. ' *- a»ran»t.t to Lrtwl Soldier* That Was bronte. nnd that George Pullman will pay and every buyer should sec that 1' said mortgnke wan oa the 21st day ot May L j.-iremCuL.-igo^uIidedwiih.-tnengine ' the expenses of the casting. Mr. Bonet, assigned twrald A. II. Ayvraio timin' L Independence, Mo.. Nov. S3.— Mr*. the Jjk trade mark is sewed on tw) i.’ -iing water »t.4he water tank on the Newton, which *Ud assignment was oh the 2m ’ Montevideo, Nov. 2L—There 1* an in- ! luperintendent ot the modeling shops. . . ;> line. Tbe fireman of the express ! William Oldman, of this city gave birth ' Mtimnte* the cost of lhe bronze statue nt d*votM«y. »• D- is*1, duly recorded In said the inside of the Blanket. register's offlee. m liber thirty six X) of mort, us ; --I in time- to save himself, but ! to three bright baby boys who lip the tefinite report of an attempt on the part from f3.«X) to H.0CO. Pag^i on page forty two (4?). Five Milo ■ :.. rles iliiirgrove, the engineer, was fa­ brain nt four, five and six pounds each. of Fonseca’s naval force to land a body ot | The manufactures building—the giant Kalil mortgage was on the Kth dav of January, „ tbe„ -----------------------------------exposition —has reached a stage . in ' y cru-dr-d between tbe *ugine and len- I The triplets are well formed little citl- tnetp- t.et>r llarlxaa. a .mail pun te the at Boss A. D. jaM.BWhfued by said Henn’ L Nento.-i to Stuart, Knanpen & Weaver, which rald aaslgni>.-r ’fh£ passengers were considerably i tens and from general appearances have ncrtli of Rio Grande do Sul. not far dis- . iu construction where its Immcura pro­ Electrio ment wm on tbe-Xdh day of Mav. A D. Ifilj ! come to stay. Mre Oldham’s husband is tool by tend from Port <!’A leg re. Tbe portions can be realised. When the(floor --ur-rti up, bril ii >ue was burL ' duly recorded tn said recKtor’a office, tn liber Extra Test a farmer nnd is apparently overjoyed at w i.er ••revet! too shallow for the vessels J* thirty six of mortgages, on page oue hundred IS complete eoinpww it ,«« will |»*ve r---- ---takbn ------ 3.0)0, , WO xml sixty nine ih»). ' :teron>e near Ibe .bore, .nd a bo.lll.dl>- ---------------------mo™ lb.u VVrnt Down In 300 Feat of Water. feet of lumber-more thau 3» eor-louli cor-luada. I Baker his unusual increase in his family. Default has been made In the condition CM Five car-loads of nails will be required to said mortgage. There is now due and m>raM Chicago, Nov. 2.1—Saturday during a ' play by an armed force »f the junta de- ; faaien the flooring, which coven* thirty THE DEATH RECORD. on raid niortgnge one hundred and tilt) lour fog on Lake Superior the steamship ' ferretl the Fonesca admiral from^nttemptdollar* and thirty eight cents (or pr»nctp*l »cres. _ _________________ ■ .' thereof and interest thereon. No proceeding* Simuid Mather collided with tbe steamARE THE STRONGEST. State Senator Walter S. GREENS, of ing to land in small boata at law or tn equity have been instituted to «r, CONFLAGRATION at st. paul. । The People Not Friendly. Brazil off Whitefish point, and wsut Fort Atkinson. Wta, at Milwaukee. 100 6 A STYLES corer said sum or mohev. or any par: thcrem. ■ i Fonseca's vessels did not throw any shells N'.jttcd I* hereby given, that by virtue of the : . a in !W feet of water. It is thought Edwin. E. Pratt, president A. N. ii at price* to »u‘-t everybody. 11ou can’t get A II in re That Loft Nothing Hut the power of rale c.mtalne.1 in raid mortgage, and jr attempt to injur* Itarbora. keeping up ■ Brazil suffered little, if any, damage, logg Newspaper company, at Chicago. them from your dealer, write us. Aik for A»be« of »1.50Oj»OO In Propety-’ in pursuance of the Mntui* iu snch case mad* wparently a pretense of friendliness to tbe 5’* P-xik.- You can get it without charge. and protidesl, the premises above and, John H. Bonn, millionaire and railway l b-Samuel Mather was valued at 110),ST.' PAVL, N ov . 19. -The magnificent which tbe people ou shore did uot respond descriiK-d. or so much thereof as ma* ■ he w» insured in Loudon Loyds president, at N£w York. WM. AYREO d DONS. rhiotiJ.-ho. mortgage bnslne** bouses of Grigg", Cooper & Co., be n-'O-srarv. will be sold at public vetKhta te Rev. Zachauia Eddy, well known Con- in a similar spirit Tbe junta sent an *ddif-r JftO.KKi. Her cargo of iron orc was the btgtie* bidder, at the north front door «' ionol force Thursday to Rio Grande do ’ wholesale grocers, aud Farwell, Ozmunn v.-.rth about 310.003 the court nimra. in the city of Hastings, toy gregationalist, nt Detroit. 5uL that place lielng «he key to th* situa­ i Kirk & Co., wholesale hardware, were couutyJMIchlcan. that being Hie plM* <dto£ Colonel William Hale Thompson, tion frotn a defensive point of view. irs the Circuit Court for raid nMtnty.) oa to ADMlNlSTRATOIt’S SALE. ! fitted by fire yesterday morning. The Lngkueer Insane, Conductor u Fugitive. prominent real estate man, at Chicago. day of January. A. D. 1MU. at 10 o clock of In th* matter of th* estate of Mows 23rd | Da Fowres Foil of Fight. GiUFD Rapid*. Micb.. Nov. 23 —Dennis the forenoon of raid day. te ratWy U'*‘ Joseph Rawson, noted pork packer, at i Tbe provisional junta of Rio Grande do ' total loss Will reach ll.WO.O'X). Tbe flames Faruiwdrth. deeeratw. ■ , r . .. .. „ then on raid mortgage, together with oil were first discovered about 12 o'clock in S' utray, tbe freight engineer who escaped Cincinnati. Notice l» hereby given that f jball sell at legal dim . Sul telegraphed to Minister Barao de Luincluding the attorneys fee *t anrtioii. to tlw h,Khr't'.bl^de’’-7n.Tu”' fifteencost*, dollars, provided In said mortgage and from the late wreck on the Grand Rapid* William C. Smith, pioneer remdent of cenatbat Fonseca must resign a* a prelim- I the upper floors of Grigg*, Cooper & Co. * nuolle dav the fifth day of January. A. D. Httt nt.ten by the statute thereto |>ertaln!ng. and Indian* railroad, near Manton, is KH°ZJ“t ter ii.. .rrlr.1 »t » Irleudlp under­ 1 building, and when the firemen arrived o'clocMlti the fo'tooon M lb. I’rohjUe, ^r^teuS'ent ,.-,.rr’forth, Dated October 27th. t« nrtiM tn the City of Ma-tlng* tn Uie u violently insane in the jail at CaU'll1. , , LW , J uKm-ART. ending Fon.ec w«" Terjr nteeb <rt- ' the fourth and fifth floors were all ablaze, County uf Barry, in the *Ute of M ehfc.n F ‘ -ac, and constantly begs to be killed. of ^nXuetion M «b* World’s fair, red- standing. the flames lighting up the whole section tended by thl" meege. And airLough .111nur«n»nt t<> license w<) aiitborlt> Ills wife, who is wish him, is al*o nearly ■ dent of Albany. N. Y -. at Chicagoterlng ron.Mer.bly aronand bbwwlt to : of the city. The work of lift department granted tn me on the thirteenth day of CotnnrbdM the firm of stuart. hnappen « or*er»fortorthetbe । had little appreciable effect bn the flames, V,wemt>er. A. D. IMH. by the Probate Court Vmive». vssignees of mortgage. raz-.-d. Sherman, the conductor of tbe I Mr, H. Ji HlWLFVT. member ot <be te- [ . ■ a — .1Bq|, rlg.„„„.nrAors of lUirv aeinty. Michigan, all of th* estate­ STVAirr. & KNAPFKN’. , freight, is still a fugitive. I raoue Lumbert I«mllJ ot maeldAtiA At pro^„Uon , [ ,be-IruFS'e Hie pbrelc*! i which »nrea»l from floor to floor, until by right. tU>e and Inten-st uf thi raid deceased of. Attorn tn* tor iiMiiixces of mortgageTo'clock lbe whole building was a mara hi nnd tb the real estate situate and Ijeing In I Cbtolto. ■ . , , _____ I Liodltiou le. however. ««lo»t btm. Countv of Barry lo the state of Mjchlcan. truthed Lader HU Own Wagon. > About this time flames began tbe ’ PROB AIK ORDER. I Howard B. Ensign of Baltimore, presi The nlt.lB(<.r prostrated. known tuid <ie*crtl>*d a* fol toys to wit: «» F.r-.n, o.n,»=. Kjr* * The went fractional half »• »>of the north we«t LeadvillI, Colo.. Nov. 23. — Ernest । dent Maryland Steamboat company, at A dltplUcb from Braail says that Mar- ' £ tav u. ,bt d. Fon^o. I. -riwteiy ui- ,n “ & Co., bulldiuc. «n<l l« • *•“? Jf' < uarter (n w •*> of section number eighteen («> “fi*r Parker, an ore hauler, met a horrid death town 'hip number oun (li north range uismi PALVfN IJV’VAL, ex chief justice of Ken­ I whole block 1» potion ot tbe bi Saturday. He was going down grade added tb»t LI. principal imr ten 110) west. Excepting twenty, f.it) oil the south end a d twentv eight 12*acres on ,„„r o.rrou : -__pro ? .r...«n Adrian » with a heavily loaded wagon, when the !- lucky, nt Lucky, at rranaiori. nj, [ren)(. nervous —-­ I flame*. _ the uirth end. containing Hlrty and M-tooaoj* <!>ou-and eight hundred and ninety own. Estimate* nf tbe Lo»»r«. b« ,"port brake broke and he was thrown under I W1LUXU -H. norm, ex con.nl ot lb. 1 -t-lvetl (rom from g,.,,, Santos oonnrm ‘to® *7v i Prrwtut. Cunrle* W. Armsttong. Judge *C of 1 ind moro or lesa. ' — ... ... - •to — a* Uoi-rhnn*. .’ that . . port __ . — »■! la the mentioned Is Infected ,n^,ed Wltu w11.. SL Peterburg. *.Le wheels, which paased over bis body । UnitedStirte* -----------It was VteX> a-m ——...... , , .. D tied. Nuvemtwr ITth. A. 1***. i ’"Tn'Th" matter of the estate nt Samuel Beckry. XX njeniioMcu Tbe-a^-dd thrt.n Tbrae advices add that all | tlrely under control. A careful rati” Ukxkv D. FABtragTOBTii. <»nd bend, crushing him to death. His I Colonel EnochEJMLIT. 'he iron king of v Administrator. similarin V in- . enwroi# follows: Grigg*. I tbe other Brazilian ports »ro similarly ‘ ‘ ou’rSdlngand filing tbe parents reside in Rangor, Me. the son th, at Memphis. lndtana fled of SllraBrckcy-sim.d raid dwasml paw­ I Joseph R. GbaT, prominent Indian* fected. j ing that administration of rate estate may b® Struck by a ’Moo” Line Engine. 1 man, at Noblesville. Ind. NOTICE OF COMMISSIONERS ON CLAIMS granted to raid petitioner er rome other RtiUiKLANDER, Win.. Nov. 23 —Cashier I Morris H. Warner, well known journ............... — „ WAMtFOTOT. Xn' »1-Tb. M leone.™ on Ori.p. Cooper S; Lo • St <te <»t .Mh-titesn. CmiDty of aKBrr>"*<W ashington, N jv. ®» — Kubley, a laborer employed at Woodboro, I alist, at Galveston. Tex gJjMte ot Allee fl-inirt'm. deceaseU. lartmeut vesteruay received a cablegram , rqnnl to lora; on harvtrii, O^mu . ■ Colonel T homas L awkw . *' ->«* “ »>• underetared having,beeu Kni‘9’i‘*'7' in k"fuSS.be :**t*»«l l«r the brarh^jd this county, was struck by a Soo line pas’*”^52. orriul o( th, erulwr ; .nW.0» bulbites, telly te- !>tWoth«! Ilui th. l.elre >1 lAwntuid the Probate court t»r theTounty of • ‘ \ . ........ wnger engine Saturday night and in­ villa, Ind. .0^1 L». on Knrl Bte.mon^ drug , v York THOMAS H. BIRD, member New tor* stantly killed. His laxly was thrown fifty estate, are required to a:’i~aY at aju*|lM ■tore tT.003; insurance, So,000 ire of mid court then to be holden at the Fro>*>l fe-t from the track and no mark left upon t,UX^“T“F^K. the cntlnct term,! "11 lb’ d ss Office, iu lhe city of Hastinys. In 4 "’•■ssr it except where his bead struck the frnce. «u d.» rrtvlvrt .moounemp the arrival and allow eaww, If anv there be. why tbe tT»yw rtl.tev, the fifih <tev"t FvUninn. A. ii i*k»« of the pMIttaner n>»> not be comedian, »t PhiladelphiaWorn** Raid a Disreputable Hou**. Vn-K is further onlrred. Tluii wdd J EDI AU Bowen, one of ^^,;n °* ,t tbe YaatieMSk VIditol Cf.LDiA. O., Nov 33.—A masked body ’ tbe Republican party, at Klpon. w1 cf women made a raid upon a disreputa­ I 1.AAC H. l»“.“-l;l"}tS*l. SEE? L, - w «i M. Sov. CO -BlMvnlbol t Cm. ble houae In Coldwater, O-, a village near nn.ol to Florence. Only. >t 1 AJuJu!; >«■“»"• , 7 .ad » Wow Iwxir.Bioo mmcL jMrrCeiinx The Inmsies were horribly beaten A J.«t— . “ 2.ettT n. i«t. a<4«> an asaijrnmrntof their extenvnraa Sov. a -J«k Coop"; ' and the boaM was Hural ly torn u> piecm. P site Srnntte- DSAFk. «t Copnkc. N. Y. Sbz s’SucJ .'““T/uar j“S*£ 'n^X.drtpprt v CHAKL** y .AHWBTanya, ComtnUsioue.s. Two of them were taken to * small stream heart diarara who* picking bH gatwrunning through th* place and treated to rxnl oolteKo. Putx*., W»l'»teO>. ,,_u„.l. | lie was playing “Annie Rooney. a cold bath. Th* participants iu the affair MntorW. F. KAFUtT. eiwuperlnten 1 Tte llabdhl— »"• Mid tbe aeeeta «»,«»■ proved to be torn* of tbe best women in ,0 of tnAllk >t SL Conte DR.MILES’NERVINE IWMlM SW'ff Chicig3, Kalanuoo J; Saginaw POPULAR SIZE &of BEST QUALITY CHEATING Ahorse Blankets HORSE |gxvrc!r*o!:^,o^s^ boot*.________ . ■ . �Hastings Banner Always on the Alert for Bargains. MAUHALL L. COOK. Utter. AVGUST 14. 1879. No lots too large for us to buy, if the goods and prices are right EDITORIAL NOTES. Free traders have sometimes cited GerXBauy as a country whose experience with protection bad proved a failure. To these deluded persons we commend tbe follow­ ing extract from tbe Iron Trade Circular (Ryland's) of Birmingham. England: A special correspondent at Berlin tele­ graphs that the annual reports of the Ger­ man Chamber* of Commerce have just been tasoed, enabling a comparison to be made between German and British trade. The figures cited extend back to the year 1850, und are given at the end of each decade up to 1880. At tbe half century, for in­ stance, Great Britain produced 2.350,000 tons of raw Iron, and Germany only 208,­ 000 tons. In 1890 the respective produc­ tion of the two countries had increased to 8,000,000 and 4,537,000 tons respective­ ly. Thus within forty years the produc­ tion In Germany, being scarcely one-tenth of tiiat of Great Britain, has become over one-half, the percentages of the Increased •ut-put being 255 per cent, in Great Brit­ ain, against 2129 in Germany. In -the manufacture of steel the comparison is no less instructive, the product of the two countries In 1872 being 417,000 and 189,­ 000 tons respectively, while in 1890 the figures stood at 8,585,000 and 2,101,009 tons, tbe percentage of increase In nine­ teen years being only 772 In Great Britain against 1043 In Germany. These facts, together with the frequent reports from British consuls In all parts of tbe world, telling of successful German competition in markets formerlj dominat­ ed by Englishmen show that German Pro­ tection has proved quite a^suecess. what ever the Ametlcan Cobdenlte may think about it—Economist Mr. James Walsh, ot Omaha, Neb., left at The Inter-Ocean office yesterday u stalk of hemp grown in that state and a bundle of twine manufactured from it. ••The soil of Nebraska .is peculiarly adapted to the growth of hemp." he said, “and I think in a few years It will be lhe greatest Industry In the state, thanks to the McKinley bill. You see. we can grow this article and manufacture it much cheaper than foreign countries can, pro­ tected ■« we are by the present tariff. It has been thought for some time that the lowlands of Nebraska all along the Platte River would be good for this purpose, so last year an experiment was made in. Dodge county. We found it would work better than we anticipated and 8.000 pounds of twine was manufactured. This year we expect to manufacture 2.000,000 pounds and In a short time the raising of betnp will become general throughout the ••We have one manufactory now, situ­ ated at Fremont. The machinery cost >0,000 and it te expected that other manu­ factories will spring up in a little while. Tbe twine made te of a superior quality, far better than that we are now using. And. as I said before, we are enabled to Manufacture it and put it on the market cheaper than the imported article by sever­ al cents, which te a big saving to tbe conaamcra ot twine.—The Dally Inter-Ocean, October 19. The tntanmu Miner schem-s for dis­ franchising the voters of Michigan te draw­ ing odium upon the state from all parte of the country. Evon respectable democratic Joaroate—ef which there are a few—de­ nounce and deprecate that piece of des­ perate trickery. as calculated to injure tbe democratic party more than to help It In the next presidential sontest Only tbe ■are unscrupulous of the democratic edi­ tors attempt an unqualified defense of the Miner Infamy; and only Che more gullible ones are even approximately sincere in their praises of it. If this infamous mcaswre ever reaches tbe supreme court of the United States, that august body will make atasrt work of it, no doubt, by promptly doclaring It unconstitutional and therefore Since 1850, the commerce of England kn incre**ed lets than six times, while that of the United States has Increased aore than six times. Englands export Our three large stores can use them. BOSTON JTOKE BAILEY BLOCK, WE SHALL OFFER SOME IMMENSE BARGAINS THE COMING WEEK. Large arrival of black and colored dress goods Large arrival of ladies,’ misses,’ children’s cloaks Large arrival of ladies’ and gents underwear. Our aim is to sell you good honest goods at prices so low you will become our regular customers and make our store your trading place. BOSTON STORE and no-w on sale 150 pieces American and Arnold Indigo Prints, 5c. per yard. 58 Slater glove finish Cambric, all colors and, blk. 3Jc. per vai Silesia, sold usually at 15c. Our price is 9c. per yard. 25 Dress Drilling: sold usually at 10c. Our price is 7c. yard. 10 100 doz. Goff's Dress Braids, 5c. each. 2000 Milwards Needles, 4c. per paper. 50 pieces American Dress Prints, 3c. per yard, 55 “ Badger State one-yard wide Sheeting, 5c. per yard. 50 “ Newmarket A “ “ 5c. per yard. 250 doz. ONT Spool Cotton, 4c. per spool. 50 “ Barber Linen Thread, 7c. per spool. Handkerchiefs, 1c. each. 100 BOSTON STORE. 5,000 dox, Pretty Handkerchiefs for Xmas trade from 1c. each to $1.00 each will go on sale this week. a special lot of very pretty goods bought at a forced sale, and will be equally divided in our three stores. ... for pretty goods at popular prices. IS This Look Additional Local. Common council met pursuant to call Wednesday evening, Nov. 18. *91, Mayor McCoy presiding. Roll cal), present, Bentley, Manee, Nelson, Sentz and Spence: absent. Reynolds, and Waters. Aid. Blinston took bls beat. Minutes of meetings July 1st, 15th, 24th, and 31st, read and approved. Hastings, Mich, Oct 28. To the Hon. Mayor and common aouncll of the city of Hastings assembled: We, the undersigned residents of Hast­ ings, pray that the common council cause to be laid.across Grand street on the east side of Broadway a good and substantial cross walk. Signed. L M. B. Glllaspie and thirteen others. Aid. Bentley moved that the same be accepted and prayer of the petitioners granted. Carrried. Ayes,.Bentley. Blinston, Manee, Nelson, Sentz. Spence; nays, none. Resolved by the common council of tbe city of Hastings, that the side walk com­ mittee be Instructed to lay down a tempor­ ary walk on south side of State street from east terminus ot present walk to C. K. A 8. railroad. Dated. Hastings Nov. 18, *91. J. W. Bkxtutv. Aid. Bentley moved its adoption. Car­ ried. Ayes, Bentley, Blinston. Manee, Nelson, Sentz, Spence; nays, none. City accounts audited: E. Batterson, light st tamps.............8 7 50 D. W. Reynolds, expenses finance A. D. Maynard, haul hose cart fire. 50 Frank Wood, repair door eng house Hastings Engine A Iron Works, 50 plow wheel............................................. John Mullen, drawing hose caat fire Vatted States eight times. From tbe Warren Lawton, drawing Irese.... third producing power of tbe world, the L. W. Kcnfield, tapping.................... “ “ •* tabor lowering pipe United States has risen Io be the first. 20 10 Previous to 1800 her exports amounted to I* W. Kcnfield, do Jefferson at... >,•00,900,000; from 1M0 to tbe present C. Baker, lowering pipe Grand st. 1» 50 D. Wolcott, do................................... 10 75 «M. Frotertiou did ft-The Canadian David Baker, do................................. David linker, do. Geo. Booth, do.. D. Wolcott. do.. C. Baker. labor lapping..................... 8 75 Moved by Aid. Bentley to allow tbe same drawing orders on respective funds. Carried. Aye*. Beoltay. Blinston. Mance, Nelson. Sentz, Spence; nays, none. Tbe liquor bond of Frank Brodemor and Edward Myers as principals with sureties kt sum of three thousand dollars presentMoral b» Aid. Bllniton Unit U» one be accepts er.d appro.nd. Carried. Area, BenUe,. Bllnalon. Manna. Krdaoo, Santa and Spana.: naya. none. Moral by Aid. Beo'Jey io adjourn. Adjourned. X a Bondar*. Beoorder. UNDERWEAR WEEK! ALT MUDGE SON’S THIS WEEK ) Reduced Prices on Every Garment In the Department for ONE WEEK ONLY Call and See for Yourself. widely differing point* steitailea which Nu. of Uw SUU Banking h* of »»<■ R MUDGE & SON, ' CLOTHIERS �Hastings Banner Hastings, Thursday. Nov. 26, 1891. W. R. COOK. Local Editor. PERMONALM ENTION, Walt., vu'l, AU®, u,lTOi •» ChArtott, rwu... of tl rabUe fur >'l« share <U^,M Bow'" .°ni vll ,,Luue Brick-has lo£ enjoyed a repotaUon for boneatv 3 square dealing aud the .. d U — F “ 10 VemwMM. Non-ui not .^bi°T.SU“ ” IVORY SOAP ’*herd 1,1 Hie country. Send for «.CbwiJS”r "™‘ “ D«">11 Arn!>MUt,‘ °f ".ddre“ for Information. Levi °' «”l"« ■» *” * '’‘■'""'■I. IhlTwJS"’ THE BEST FOB EVEBY PUBBO1E lAuX'18""” * death at bis home In Piqua. Ohio, Thursel ’iL£J"m’ •' dy vvenlny UM, »ItM m 'He • torawr ntHml or u.l. city aud , mem«or lurry IxM., s< “ J ItInK^MWe?"" '* urt.Tk8Udt’“1DGr“‘*I ***> * * ’“' S*<Our readers are directed to the advertise­ Sund.',’1'11”’ w“ lB 8"“to ment elsewhere In this Issue to the great f weather. There will in* sold 200 head LOCAL NEWS. - . 3,«X) Hereafter, changes for advertisements t-acb this office Tuesdays,*! latest to • ■ insertion In toe issue or the week win ii brought House to rent. Inquire at this office. (.un»nl good* till you can’t rest at A. A • arload of stone ware Just received at Hui!;' a Van Annan’s. aenwinber the Cooks mean business in .fries. Ilnur and feed. t<’. received a full line of gents slippers . ... ing pumps at F. G. Stowe IPs ’ The finest teas aud coffee anywhere in i < world at A. D. A H. C. Cook's. : MlddlitSl,8' .tree Kvagle, an old resident of Castleit -d Friday and was buried Sunday. Wff all the newspaper Tokes about i !,.hi I;'giving turkey? put into one Joke, •.t t'iat a little Joke that would be. i and be r-onvinced. Bn. Cook * Little Cook. Corner. Stale and Creek St. t '.i'h paid for lire and dressed /poultry, i .-rth *ide State street, opposite Hams A Vim Annan’s. H. C. Clokk. • F. G. Stowell is prepared for the cold w-.dther with a full line of felt boot.*, --fibers, etc. and prices are right See Wanted—A woman for general house••rk in a family* at i-ansing. Mjew.. must s good cook, good wages etc. Apply at Thc Freeport Herald very truthfully reark.' that •'Barry county wll! pay enough money hunting up escaped Jail birds to a new jail in a very few years.” All a.counts due me and not adjusted iWember 1st will, on that date, be pla-i.-d in the hands of a collector. All sixes of large iron kettles, pumps, pipes, screens and valves, chilled sleigh *hoe» all .size*. Wood or old Iron taken in tyat Hastings Engine A Iroir Works. The taxpayers of the county will do well to look orer'Ahe notices'of lhe various t'anshlp treasurers In this issue, and much trouble and annoyance may thereby A middle-aged woman desiring a per­ min'. place to do general housework at 520 p- r month should correspond at once with Lieut. A. D. Niskcrn. Fort Assinnlboine, Montana. We cannot be undersold, neither can we give away goods. Will not pay 25c .ur eggs, then sell them for 20c, but will make the margin so close that It will pay :• ou to come and see us. Two Knight mill dogs, two head blocks with pinions and shafts, one 47 tn. solid .loath 'aw. one 48 in. inserted tooth saw, one Pt horse power engine and boiler, ■'lie J5 horse power engine and boiler, all :i good order for sale at Hastings Engine & Irvin Works. The T. M. 8. C. have issued Invitations for a trill in Union hall this evening; The '•lub has been a great factor in social ac­ tions in this city. The parties that they have given have always been of a high character. and It Is useless toJtay that tbe Thanksgiving ball will be no exception. Please allow us to suggest that now is the time to subscribe for the Ban.xku and I>eirolt Weekly Tribune, the two papers for only one dollar per year. The long winter evenings are here and you will want to know what Is taking place in your county and stale, and It costs less than two cents per week to do It. Show the papers to jour neighbors and induce them to sub­ scribe also. blood THB GREATEST ltkh,rd* >F«lt Sum., |„ From the njdlnx ot . perwn.l In tbe la-vt issue of the Banneil which Intended to relate to Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Jones, one might infer that a recently arrived leuton had charge of tbe Banneh’s local column. The Item was written setting forth that Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Jones were about to move to Penh. Mich A correction had to be made by the typo, and after that bad been done, we were made to say that -Mr. and Mra. Stephen will Jones next week move to Penn. Cass Co., Mich." Let it be borne in mind that Mr. and Mrs. Stephen will not Jones move next week to Penn, Mich., but that Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Jones have gone there. m.tT’1'“ vyru in Chicago. "’Gn‘"'1 "‘P to to. V'™O"'Ylll« ’!•- One of Grand Rapids’ largest merchants writes as .follows; & SoK,i 1 b’'can>* acquainted thraL temfula Sirup about re^meiidhJd’k°tnh?,’‘Sb B ,rj7"J °f nUne who J”?T > <cll.to ,ne »er* highly. Il harinr 1‘KKI'AKKD BT . I The Best Manufacturers Produce Finer Goods this Season than Ever Before. wcnt 10 luula Ed. Andrews, of Lowell, was In tbe city last week on btraineas. Mr. A. E. Snuggs. of Muskegon, called on friends here Thursday. John Barry, of' Nashville, was in toe city on business Thursday. BOOKS I By all the popular authors. Mr*. Dorr Mudge returned from a visit with Eastern relatives Monday. ALBUMS Ml«s Gertie Haggerty, of Chicago. Is visiting her father. Jas. Haggerty. In all styles and bindings: A de.lr.bl. r.nn of 100 Aera. »M ■»" east of Hickory Comers, Mich., good buildronvvnteM to .ebool.j c I■ rias’?V- on *"**".. of See Them and You Want Them. Price Them and You Buy Them. Sons, Hastings, Mich. Fred Sp.n.em.rher, ot Middleville, n. In the city last week. S&TSSggEaw boweU, effectually cleansing tbe system, dhpeiilng cold* and headaches, and curing For Sale by all Druggists. FrM.Y L7k °r Nobvllle. ».> 1U the ell, Ora. Mixer Friday on business. Will Doelker, of Allegan, Is visiting his parents in this city. K R. B. Richards Was In Grand Rapids last week on business. Notbrni Can Stand Before Om Magmfican New Goods aid Maminas Prices. KtaWat.d I kt>nw "“u"’ “"“to10 Mrs. Wm. Capwell, of Grand U'dge. How much of life is spent In undoing visited friends In tbe city last week. what has been painfully and laboriously Mrs. Cora Warner ana Miss Olga Bcssdone? Children are taught what they have mer went to Grand Rapids this morning. to unlearn. The housewife spends her Mr. and Mrs. Allen Rowley, of Maple strength In arrangements one week which are visiting Mr. anil Mrs. T. 8. she disarranges and rearranges at inter- . Grove, Brice. vats within the next week. The garment j tediously put together most te quite as I Mra. Lervy. of Battle Creek, b'rialting twllonaly ripped, that it may te remodeled. :i her sister, Mrs. G. Matthews, and other because some one else has done lhe same } friends. thing. With careless foot and hand dlsor- [ Miss Kittle Stebbins went to Muskegon der is brought into the household, and with । yes’enlav to spend Thanksgiving with her caieie.'Mie" it must In- uani'hed. Tin- । sister. Mis* Gertie. house mother who early learns to plan her P. T. Colgrove went to Jackson yester­ work with "a long look ahead" saves her­ self and her family a great deal of time day. telng interested In the Smltl* Mid­ dlings Purifier squabble. and strength. lAl. K. Grant, John Busby and W. R. Almost any of us khow tnnt paper is a non-eond actor, ot heat, and yet few of us Took returned from their hunting trip to make any practical use of this knowledge. the north Thursday night Several layers of newspapers placed Mrs. Henry Ford and children returned between tbe carpet lining nnd the camel to their home in Texas Monday, after a will prove a sure preventative of cold .fbr short visit with relatives here. healthy persons. A chest protector nude Mrs. Chas. Phillips returned to Saginaw of paper* that wtil not rattle and covered with flannel, answers the same purpose as Saturday, after an extended visit with her the expensive ones sold by druggists. F6r parents, Mr. and Mrs. T. Phillips. wadding ironing holders, nothing Is better y^Vallie Wilkins. Louis Goodyear and than paper. When traveling iu cold Orlle VanHorn are home from the Universi­ weather place one or two newspapers ty to spend the Thanksgiving vacation. between your shoulder and toe window, Roy Barlow and a gentleman friend and you will te saved the stiff neck or lame back which so often follows the long from Orchard I^ike Academy, arc spend­ car ride. At a hotel, where tbe bed cover­ ing toe Thanksgiving vacation at tbe ings are insufficient, or when camping, fotraer's borne. newupapm between the blankets will \A1. Jones, G. Crowell. S. A. Crowell. nearly atone for toe lack of an extra com­ CnarMb Baldwin. Will Stebbins, Spary fortable. Phillips and Luke Waters returned from their hunting trip in Manistee county Sat­ Tte business transacted in tbe postoff^ce urday evening., is a good Indicator of the business done ' in T. T. Colgrove. and Dsn W. Reynolds a city, and Is also a good Indicator of the prosperity of any city. That city that can went to Piqua. Ohio. Saturday, as a com­ show a good substantia! growth In the mittee from Barry Ixxlge Na 18, K. P. |to business ot Its postofflee can Invariably attend the funeral of Brother David show a proportionate gain In population Brown, which occurred Sunday. and all branches of business. Such is the For the Sunday SetiooL record of Hastings. Last week Postmaster Convention at Muskegon. Dec. 1, 2 and Sheldon kept track of toe letters ami 3. the C. & W. M. and D. L. <fc N. Rys papers received and sent away from this will sell ou Nov. 30th. and morning trains office, which were as follows:—Letters on Dec. 1st. round trip tickets at two despatched, that is. letters received and cents per mile each way. or one and onedistributed here were 7.863; letters re­ third fare, tickets good to return Dec. 5th. ceived and sent away numbered 5,430: These are the favorite lines to Muskegon. papers received and despatched 6.389, Geo. DeHave^. making a total of 19,682 pieces of mall General Passenger Agent handled during the week. Is it any won­ der Hut there are, occasional mistakes On the 9th of December, the ladles of nude taking this large number intoconslderation, and the fact that many people, of Emmanuel jiarinh will hold their annual the same name, but of different families sale of fancy articles at Union hail begin­ entirely, have toe some Initials? The sale ning at two p. «• At 6 o’clock supper and a pleasing en­ of stamps alone from March 1st to Dec. 1st. 1890. was $3531.31, while they amount to tertainment will be served up to those who $3832.51 for toe same period thh year, desire for 25 cts. To those not wishing supper an admis­ showing a gain of over $350 for the nine sion fee of 10 cts. for the entertainment. months, or about $40 per month. All articles not sold during the after­ noon and evening will be held over f°r Marriage Lloon.ro. another year. Come early and thus se­ Name and Eeridence cure for yourselves a pleasing choice of , Clarence N. Born. Banfldd „ » Minnie BooriMsoB. Rochester, tbe many usefnl **“1 beautiful articles on 1 Arthur L UUt. Mapte Grow sale. _____ _______ j Christian Tromaier. Woodland MUST <3rO» WMEDY OF THE AQE. As^Blcad'p^F?01? ac-J SKIN Dimases. Jas’"SB!:. 8“d to ’toltlnx hU brother .,^r'JIUd MrR’ Ayesterday on a visit. HIQH PRKES flNb HARD TL CANCER 4 SCROFDEA DresMCu x-om.w.t — -- — ou Tbund.r ot nth week I will twelve [Dial Tran«fer». weil-dres^ed poultry, dressed with heads on and entrails In. also all FoUowInx w the re.1 e«Ute for toe week ending November 23, 189L m wild game, for which I will pay the blghThe restrictive regulations In this state taken from the books In toe register s office. est markets in coh^Ujde.^ (i<~ Cppy to Cius. AOsHu? lou 9 sod « for the prevention and reporting of typhoid block f. Grams add rtty. W5# 0 and so-called typo-malarial fever, reeomHarriet Harris to Percy ». W.u iw » ■».mended by the board of health in 1889,are I am thankful to the people of Hastings now being quite generally observed. The •nd Barry county fi»r their liberal patrnn* toe 1«« «l«ht yean. I teve l~D In deaths from typhoid fever In Michigan are ’ o"l“S wc A !»>•!■< ■« » about 1,000 per year, and it has been ’mLtx «w»'•> <■■“■* B'”5‘& " the Jewelry buMnea*. .ml «>T'1*"’‘tl*"L * <1 •lenionstrated that with proper health regulations this disease is, to a large ex­ tent. preventable. m?‘be iLt >e.r « lm-n~e In w bournes, and (»nu>lae herewith never U> LettaWanted, tn sell within ten days, two liSf&fewJ X 1IWW pairs good work horses and one yoke of cattle 4 years old. These teams have been r„u tmv wah ltee. )e»rW. e1"'*' educated iu the logging business, and are Maple Grove flW. ware, ontleal r««lA >'1*,M" *”d particularly suitable for that purpost'. a} . -- - -- ye»r at tn) vtore. a* you We have also six sets of trucks and a Produced from tbe laxative and nutri­ quantity of bobs, new and eceond band. tious Joice ot California figs, com-nm'd Ute jeweler. Persons in want of tote will find bar- with tbe medicinal virtues of plants known to be moat bcncSdal to tbe human system, I^SSuy. « the kidney*. Mm wd In no caw wll! more if desired. FOR THB in wbleb he heM • S3.000 policy. Tin, tun­ K.“d'Jri?.™' C' F" Bldl«’""to Cr.ua end oeeurn.l rrum bl, Ute bmne «o,| Unrelv .trendmt The .urvlvlo, Uu the .ympMhy ot .11 l„ her beravm toXS".* E,*n"a"k” “• ■* 'ton- liTr<’ RUTLAND. - ever S.SSaJ?"*” Broc‘ ret“n«l rramoueae ; <»’i. :>i« xt my nstidetiw on Fridays and at • ‘i.'tinj.’* City Hauk on Saturdays, durfnx A.P.tr-111"''’''1*1 “*rkrt kt™ utber ,. >iith of INwniber, to receive taxes. dull thl» year and u,.rri«Se llo-n.c. .dni. W. H. Otis. Township Treasurer of Rutland. the city, and the prmperlty or the Urmlnx • CARLTON. . '<• undersigned will be at Carlton town hall communlt). Il wu quite n.tnr.1 to.upp. J !n*<hllOlh *?.. ** ,ollo,B<l b> »" Incn-.Min the number ur umrrtvn. Bui Ulh In­ Township Treasurer O{ Hastings. ference is not correct as the Countv Ch-rk solemnly in formed us recently that he has HASTINGS TOWNSHIP, uxkrstgnwkwill be at bi* home each not made within 20 the namber of hreuses ill Dercniter and at the National Batik SaTt?°?t,a*1 Jear Mt lh,s time' But Christmas Is coming and the number will Township Treasurer ot Hastings. probably receive a substantial boom at that time. । ■ dilation this week MIXER’S C&ss Full : Line Of pure drugs and medicines. Fred L. Heath THE DK UGG 1ST. WE HAVE THEH They are manufactured by the well-known houses of Bouve & Daniels of Boston, Mass.; L. Adler Bros. & Co., and Stein Bloch & Co., of Rochester, N. Y.. Call and see us. You will find us at the top in the clothing line, and at the bottom in prices. Yours truly, E. W.' Morrill & Co. One Price Clothiers. fl FEAST Of Bargains for large and small, for short and tall; for "slim" and “S(out"— none left out—is what we intend to offer this (Thanksgiving) week in COLD WEATHER CLOTHING. For example . GOLD OIE^T^EK UQDEW^K 43 QENT5. Choice of white Merino or heavy natural wool. Bargains at Si.00, but sold to one and all for only 49 cents. ^3 CENTS extra heavy natural wool. Worth much more. AT $ 1 23 «*tra 6ne Camel’s hair. Something fine and warm for those that do not like to wear woolen goods. ' flT $1.98 The finest line of underwear that can be produced. Natural wool, made especiaU for our trade in fine goods and only >1-98. GOLD G^PS, 23 CTS. They V(oM*r Last Always, Come Quick. DON'T GET LEFT. Have you seen that bargain in high Scotch Caps that we are selling at aj cents? Sells anywhere for 50 and 75 cents. Also elegant line of Plush Caps, /BowTuitmt-utoWM". ) from Jt.oo to »a,oo. UnA Men’s Scotch Windsors, etc./ GOLD fflE^T^Eft SUITS %1?D OVEI^GO^TS Are in great demand and we are getting the lion’s share of trade, and why-.ee them, the price and quality will teU you qutckly. clothing Alto QENT’J F9R- nlihihoJ. �Hastings Banner. AN CNTERSfiTING PEOPLE. HAD GO AND HE WENT Ho TO was twenty c-r thereabouts, full THE TWO uCVES. blown as to walstooal. flamboyant as to trousers and in love with the diminishing glories of his toothpick patent Iwithers. He lounge.! all over a cron* sent in an ele­ vated car. with a foot set high upon the other kcee sni almost touching the sent opposite. When an elderly woman »ct down in it he did not stir, though tbe dusty sole felt a mark on the dark gown. If anything be rather tiracvd himself against her knee. A man oh the other able poked him with a big cane and wild, “Sit up, young maR,” but w;u» answered only by a lazy look of ineffable content. Then the woman herself took n hand. Politely but firmly she said. “Piense l»e good enough, air, to give me a little more space.’’ Still the sweet youth *at unmoveiL She made her request again, but in vain. Then she gut up with an amused smile. w»lk«l out upon Srhere l,,ghi.rau,.-ra.l u. tteiru.M: IbOTta. pour lumberjack In here who ha* got hi* nt none TO DENVER ON * WOMAN'S ~ « water aud avoid rhe wadipgproceM TICKET AND STRUCK LUCK. whleh J make* Coney island and Rockaway naattractive for bathers who like to know that the sand is five fathoms beneath their • Wily Ticket Scalper Ue)p»ti Additional Local News. , feet. On* would naturally suppose that : greater danger exttta in deep water bath­ We second the Journal’s motion for an | ing places than where an ordinary sited opera house. Hastings has no greater i And drifts supinely. man has to walk out the eighth of a mile Now she Hod* a bitter Joy med tlian inis. । to submerge bis shoulders; but this lx not There i* today In Kansas City a man of the fact, If the experience of ,a landlord ... . . . .. , , ■ All tbe country towns of the state are , middle age who was formerly a ticket who ha* kept a hotel on tho Westchester agitatlDK the early closing store acL most And «lng» divinely. broker In tho halcyon days of that fra­ shore of the sound for thirty years is to be of tbert closing at 8 p. m. ral on|y about 100; but cities they are. t trusted. ternity. Ono day In looking over hia mail he re­ Vaccination is now being agitated, a* i ncvertbelesa. "Bless you," said he, "we don’t have a ceived aquery us to what a ticket from drowning accident hqre once in five years. small pox is prevalent In Canada, but has I And each city, with Ita fields, is a wee j Supremnly lender, Kansas City to Denver was worth, good You see, nobody but a/ocl would jump off not av^et crossed the line. j »*pnblio-twenty six of tbe smallest, and j Just u» crystal song meetsong | perhaps lhe oldest, republics in the world, i for fifteen day*. He replied that such a those rocks utiles* Im was a prime swim­ In perfect blendlug. Rabbit* are reported as being unusually for they Were already such when tho first ticket was worth fifteen dollars, and in two mer; and when the fool comes along and Thun »iiw »mr» among the stars ; J__ i_-•* LnnU Cnsuallv Casually — Ir ~ l.v <nH<l plenty this fall, no doubt owing to the , European eye* eap- America. Each has it* ' gvte in there are always half a doten fel­ favorable winters for several years back. | governor, it* council. Its sheriffs, its war ’ ' sl«»d»K •' '■ with 11““““‘"T mrtl.o<l>- lows there that are as much nt home swim­ There is neither pain for her habit., be lmm,-dlaulr rant ming as walking, and he'*sure to be fl*hed Nor ■niling. Tbel! :3« train was delayed between i «ptoins. and ocher officials who are elected . . .. ,, C„ul„(£npiaroanJean rounding ’.out Ijefore —Oeorire Edgar Mnntgnnwrj- tn Harper's. ,b™be tack. «'»» two and three Lours Thursday, owing to a“nua!’? ‘u “**• ««*ritton but uuaitor- I has> time to drown Butin up inc any » uiiwu™, "w.. ...... —■» the surf at many places it’s likely enough • break down which Opened near Ver- ab*eare a«d | Woa'l you plaaw oom, ID and J. lh,m lor “P a a. " ।| account of ___ stock he discovered that that hia hi* that there won't be one good swimmer nmnivllle i eatorecd tljna tbe 1“'vs »»y American ' I community; its permanent aud very com- | - ft is the moderu fashion to assume that him?’’ r. j Denver ticket was issued to a woman— among fifty. It tne cottar h , l h^' ,i.l’ar^ <5“®e- ^ut be^rn he the difficulties which which rmpeae impede tuc the ninrco inarch «of If poMHoc* potatoes are are to tn uc lie put put into into the cellar ; torutme fortable uouse*, houses, anu and na Ha oroau brood nems, fields, coucou- • ineaimotucies “But a greater danger than that ot i Mrs. Alice Blackwood. they should be put In bins, not In Wrrvl*. ■ firmed first by Spain aud later by patents *, progrew, hnlf the prvKmw, today unlay were uukuowu uukuuwu to iu the mu nowr e«*d ----- --------- (itstanee , . tne wiioie , . ~ Now here Was a go. Women-never called drowning lies in all sorts of sicknesses con­ ! cdentM, or. at least, uot apmedate.1 at their »n»r "nJ th® "lumberjack had <» “ t«ctand sprinkled with air-slacked lime. It is : of the United State*. nt Us office to buy tickets, and it was al­ tracted by staying too long in the sea. In lecture or true value value by by them. them, iu New York, we «d into even leas than bfs | most U1U_ impossible „ —to find ^ajronmn,who shallow water a man doesn’t swim much, claimed that this will prevent rotting. | The architecture of tne the pueuio pueblo iiDuse* houses is is true characteristic. In tbe remote . habitually think the ‘ions- There he oat,‘ha“ * 1 . ’ i wod|d consent to use » scalper’s ticket. au.ura of ut the aqueducts Ifrom < V.,.. V..W and there is nothing to tire him, so he Merchants an* hopeful of a large trade i quiuill UUU ‘ CUarOUMSriSllC. IU LUL- rvill-uie , On*the day on which the ticket expired often paddle* about for more than an hour; pueblos they are ns many a* six stories in Croton valley to tho city an the only one* . " ...................................................... -■ this winter, owing to the large crops this , , height—built soDMWhat in the shape of an ; worth mention, of our water supply a* the, him. ucu l..v "T a lean, lank, double jointed, ur..»ophi«ti- but where he can’t rest his feet on the bot­ year. The open winter lias delayed mat-1‘ | enormou* enormous terraced pyramid. TUB Tbe Pueblos brat nest the tne world wonu has nas ever seen, of ot vne the difl!4 uuu-y "5xta“‘‘,on '"^ira r*n /ra .Tra ’ ii~ t J! " l re­ mted young man entered hl* office nnd tom. nnd has to Hwim all the whil*, he is fe-rs some, but tbe trade is bound to come. ---------------------------------------------------------J. I along aloQg tbe lbe Rio Rlo Graudet bowew> have baTe wt cultira of retaining irtaining a pure supply ns » gre.HU '' ** “~ M'“ A *. wlid Grnude. however, felt culties ‘he while "T £ *«'“l' ** ■ ‘ ; "Friend, have you got anything to pretty sure to come out in a quarter ot __ _________ . . — -------------—i. ... 1 -form school for L road ntanocr* Isonoot J. a Sherman has transferred his inter-1 .. the “influence of. Mexican customs, and «■ «in our wise.ithan it-----everi.„ Im*1— been. , »♦--- - — --. ■ .... . JJeUVra. . ■ that time. Ho is fresh and warmed by Ids est in the Vermontville Echo to Ms san II ' their houses have but one and two stories. \et other civilizations have been n* caren'*ua 01 luc n4u : "Yes. I’ve got u ticket to Denver, stran­ exercise in one case and in the other he is B- Sherman. Though the latter lacks sev-' Ail their buildings, Including the huge, * In! of their water supply, and have spent Recorder ger, but you can’t use it; it’s for a woman." faint and blue and shivering. 1 tell you. ersi year* of being of sgv. vet he I.* a good quaint church, which each pueblo ha*, are a* much money in proportion to oliuiln It, .... —— j 5’be visitor calmly replied: “Frienfl, I can the shallow* take fifty live*, for one the printer and writer aud the Echo will not' made of atoue plastered with The wne scene was was tne the niienor interior in of n n parmr parlor j। use nuythiag. Deaver. deeps take.”—New York Sun. ...... adobe mud. < as any city In the United States. .Inmie The usr uu.. nuu>- •I’m bound to go to —-----. . elo« . -.............. ___ -’t • get IraV-ra,a Iticket e*<*rt tr» wnl Irto walk jrae by the ohsngt* j or of great m dri«l Urlrk, ot «dobe. They dlattiv dlktelj tw-f.u-n before n»«l and Innu long nfu>rtln> «<<ertee iMuriniilna Ixgteulng rar, tl. ,„ ti„„ u,e ofO a..... warm and■ It 1■can I .-.art ! are tee moat eoinron.l.le dwelling, 10 tea of tee Chrl.nen era .Irriucletn w„ M.pwere ! tel. rerj algin." Th. ticket broker re­ VoL 1. Na 1. of tbe Hickory Corners t southwest—cool in summer und warm In piled with water from the pools of Solo- M matron her twochil- quested the stranger to write the name, One ot the most communicative nrnong esder has reached our table, the same ; winter. ■ mou, six milesdbaaul. Even to the pre*.d of cj hlc^u months, tho Alice Bfnckwoal. to correspond with the Lord Tennyson’s neigbliorx i» the village Leader ting puWlshKt published by Frank H. Flint. It is The Pueblos are divided into six tribes, ent day, a 10-inch pipe conveys the water , , o, {x,rjjap« three nnd a half, name upon the ticket, and was horrified to barber, who, like most of bis kind, adapt a being ____________________________ mek full of reading matter and i* worthy each speaking a quite distinct language of by which modern Jerusalem i« saved from and ||uin Tbe jnnn a the mon turn bls head to one side aud chuck 1* himself to many trade* and callings. This nnd n cross man. The num occupied a see tl of the patronage of the merchants of ita own. Islet*, the quaint village where pestilence from one of these very pools of choir opposite those of the other party, nnd stick " ' out hi* tongue in an effort to write tonsorial artist is also in demand at enter­ Hickory Corner* and elsewhere. 1 1 live, in an Indian house, with Indian SolomofL aud its tbe children grew restless and dii’i ’ the name, nnd, at the end of two miffuteM, tainments for tbe display of hi* talent os a Egypt has had her syHtems of irrigation cult to keep quiet hisnnnoynnceantl choler baud him the paper with the name written conjurer. On a certain occasion be was I neighbor* nnd under Indian laws, is the times. For hundreds of rose considerably beyond the visible point. . thereon. The character*, n* they appeared invited to give anexhibltiou before Tenny­ Gotti citizens, careful of the reputation I gouthemmest,, of the - • • ■ . pueblos,since tbeprehistoric next of the city, will not leave their sidewalks' •largest- of* -■ ' all. " and lhe chief city of years tbe chief water supply for drinking them Suddenly the little Iray, running down to the scalper, would have sufficed to ob­ son and a amall party of guests, and he In danxerous or shabby eondltiou. The tbe Teewahn race. Ail the laugusges of purposes of lhe Delta baa t»een drawn from the car, tripped nnd fell against his little, tain n bundle from any Chinese laundry, tells with suprenM satisfaction how he Even* first tiling a stranger sees on arriving In a tbe Pueblo tribes are exceedingly difficult the Sweetwater canal —New York ” sister, who was toddling to meet him. aud the hope of getting fifteen dollars for puzzled the great poet by one of his feats ing Suu town is its tidewalks, and by the condition Denver ticket sank oht of sight. of prestidigitation. It seems that he Both fell, the boy getting a bump, while the -------------------------------------at these the enterprise, public spirit and Betides the cities now inhabited, tbe ■ the baby only rolled over to pick heroelf i “Stranger.” said he. "you won t do. you count:*l out ten shillings into Lord Ten­ food taste of it* |>eople are judged. ruins of about l.SCO other pueblos—and | nyson’s band, telling him to hold them up with n laugh. The bey screamed in ' can never use that ticket." some of them the noblest ruins iu tbecoun- {, Mr. George Ry ley, superintendent of pain, and the crass man reached out to “Friend, I can use anything; I 1. .mt go tightly. But a few minutes afterward, A sharper has been working Tuscola try—dot the hrowu valleys and rocky me>a ;j construction Iu the Western Union Tele­ raise him with n jerk he evidently could , to Denver." persisted the traveler. when he required thu money again, them eourffy fanners by selling them unbreaka­ tops of New Mexico. Ail these ruin* are ' graph company, has a most peculiar and uot restrain. » 1 Now, the ocalper had a young man in hi* were only eight shillings. The look <»f ble stoves. The stoves don't break, but of stone, (.nt! nre extremely interesitiog. ; valuable portfolio in hi* possession. It Is “Aren’t you ashamed of yourself,” he office who was an expert penman, nnd en- astonishment on his lordship’s face w.\s being made of malleable iron* they burn The implacable savages by whom "they '' made up of fac similes of all the telegraph said so sharply that the child stopped his couraged by tbe ninu’scandur aud lhe bo[>e indescribable, while the laughter ot the ’ P0'®1 *n ^,e tixth district, which comprise* out in a few days. Tbe best and only safe were surrounded made necessary the t' „„ I -the fae itMteg of Ncw JcrM ,.. Maryland nnd crying, “to make such n noise when*jour of saving that fifteen dollars, be put him other guests at the situation was unmis­ Jersey. Maryland — doe* —-------------------way to purchase anything and get your abandonment of 1 hundreds of pueblos. tbni states of ofNew Peinuylvania Zst of and the baby o. sister not cry at all*" to work, nnd in a few minutes; the nanw <»n takably hearty. Iu this hilarity, it is neo! । that portion of Pennsylvania cost of tho baby sister doe* not cry at all. money's worth, is to buy uf your home The me Pueblo rmoio Indian* Indians have for nearly • Allegheny A11 ]ien.. mountain*, HjaontaU«/ iywh Each polo pole I* is tierper- 1I There There was wa* uo uo misuiJJng misra’jng t.r» the ^ra. pent up the changed read .... ticket wa* --------—---■to —--—from — . Mrs. less to say, the poet most good remperedly tnerchunt. half two centuries given almost no trouble ij fecU « r»proJurotllnp«n»wl repnxl.jcwl in nnrt tu>u.l.owlng ink, showing erora,.™ crossness ot of hi. his loo. tone «uj nnd uramrar manner Th. Tho Aliro Alice Blrakwood Blackwood to to Mr. Mr. Allro Alleo Blra. Black­ joined. to the European sharer* of. their do­ I .. . _---- . 2,-------- •-------*____ ,.-------- »Lt_ ., . n.ra, Krara rara ur if MI.H Hn,'!.,! , WOOd. ” „ . . ,. . Wit h tbe license usually claimed by such "22^", , ,, Don. .1. Leathern Ims mapjati nut some main, but their wars of defense against ; the number ot crossbar*, together with the mother saw■ it and Unshed. “Don t biitnie him.' hhe said sweetly, j The ticket had to be countersigned ana Grformera, the amateur profest-or of races to be held at Grand Rapids next July the savage tribe* who surrounded them ,। different wires attached, each of which i* terdemuin said: "I don’t doubt yer hon­ and everybody beard her. "It isn't hl* stamped at the general office nt the depot tiiat will eclipse anything ever seen in the completely, with lhe Apaches, Navajo*, numbered? west. The event will take place on the Comanche* aud Ute*, lasted until a very j The book isau invaluable a«i*tanc to fault. Men. you know. i»ig or little, cau before it could be tued, and tills hod to be esty, xny lord, but I gave you ten shillings. i Mr. Ryiey from tho fact that when there never put up with anything disagreeable done discreetly or detection would follow I will now try her ladyship**—with the re­ snperi) of the West Michigan Society — zz-----track .----------• few yeart ago. They • are valiant lighters ! without making a fuss about it," and she The expert penman wrote tbe name Alico sult, of course, that he found more than he trouble any of■ the in tbe -- ■ bioo.oou ■;-----------•", । fortheir homes, but prefer an honorable ।' 1* ----St North J ark. and In purses will r-,-- with ----------—,wires . .-------.-. dte- -----------S.M! non will Thcj. nro not fo(loknl> bBt i triCt, ills uu easy matter for him to direct look her little num ou iter knee to suotbu Blackwood on the back of the ticket to wanted. At the conclusion ot the enter­ be hung up, of which $50,000 will lu. be f..r for ..a him. while the big man swallowed his re- correspond with the name on the face tainment, Lord Tennyson expressed his ; trion*—tilling their farm*, tending their me “wheL tb^rewrt KtaUlnn race. pltMHtirn nt tbe exhibition, and did *o, as stock and keeping uU their affair. Iu order. |ah ‘« , * wTre « buke as l«est he could to the amusement of thereof, and the stranger wa* told to go to those within hearing.—Her Point of View the depot, watch the arrival of an eastern the deiightesl barber tell* hi* friends, ir. H always pay* to look after your owu |j The women own tbe botue* and their 7”ae* 10 lb® n“':,1 <>®‘* tbnl a ,'rlre train, nnd, when tbe crowd .V'*" 4 should gather three terms: “Your feats wcm’vcry clever, , , ., . . . ,1mm at wim.i nnint two tel#*ire.inh business and >o-.»k after it well. A poultry |I contents, and, do telegraph in New York Tunes. not work outside, and tbe ■ down at some point between : about the ticket office, to have tbe ticket Mr. -----, nnd it i* a great ere-lit to the vil­ buyer is going around through the state I I men control the fields and croj*. JUi un­ stations, tlx- exact locality nf which is un­ ■ •tampcdsto crowd in. grab a pen. ask fora lage that it cau boast of «ucl> talent.’'— and taking advantage of lhe confidence of happy home I* almost an unknown tiling known. Mr. Ryley turns offer the leaves of i There I. « certeio Iamllr. eompoul ot blouer «od |.reren1 u> write. »»d Itarn pl London Telegraph. the people. He always buys poultry live among them, and the universal affection j• his book and loattes the exact spot in a a fuw fuss w with aomelKMly by pretending two daughter*. and these two are of total- 1.j “ • ‘lh "onwlKxly weight aud a® his stilllards give only half of pareut* for children and respect of chil- ;! minute.—Philadelphia Itecbrd. they had tramped on Ms his tora toes. At the ly dUalmllar temperaments One U an that ti*y weight lie makes a very nice thing. , dreu fur parent* nre extraordinary. 1 have „ active child, with a large head and a gift »«ne time he wa* instructed to demand It is proper to rememIter that publish"™ ' r,~ ■ Fanners l<»k out for this fraud and weigh ..... rain . child unkindly u.M-1, a' .. ,A his 4o stamped. Ho wa* told are the only class of business men wh<»e of asking question*, many of which are that hi* ticket *t«»pwL Hew** your own poultry. parent saucily nd Ires-ed or. a playmate. Not long mpo the chimney of a country he mnst mnst get get up up some some kinu kind of of excitement excitement to to sins, real or imaginary, aw into itteiai»o*ers :! he abused in nil my long nnd fc.'imate hc-; house took Ore. The flames were put out Did you ever notice what a divt^rsity of ai,™rt th« attention of the ticket agent ture. Their clients have toe rar of the Eaton county will not let county quaintnuce with the Pueblo*.-C. F. Lum “ f“‘ *• «t«ded to other parte of employments are-required for* child of ^m too eloae scrutiny of tbe changed Eic and sometimes of posterity, and are get moth the start uf her. Jmst week a mis in St. Nicholas. the bouM!’ bul the c,li'«ner kt‘Pt getting y enough to assume that the details of this description? A school teacher once ticavt • Hastings dog deliberately committed sui­ __________________I hotter nud hotter and nolxxly seemed to attentively, and simply say• personal concern* ami grievance* are cide; this week a liorse belonging to Geo. w y* of Arture. know just how to get nt tbe flames to sub­ auW that'upon the introduction of a child ; , *lv, witbBlenp Imitate her «h.»l. »be »F >“«’ “Frta.1.1 CM. do «i.yteink-. ten I re ' as interesting to their reader* a.* they may ny* o r >». ; due them. N. Foiter, of Charlotte, hung himself in tiie stable. He got his head fast in the There U one artist In New iork vHjo Suddenly a boy looking ou had a bright »-nj> Krennrel Iu ,plrlk tor It mreut uo, rot tu get u> Deurrr. u..k ilu- ticket enJ I have been important tolbemrelvc.-. It the hay-rack and could nut extricate it. His never gets into a flurry over the comment* |dea The OWDer o» the holwB kept n grea6 umunel brilll.ncr ot Inl. llect. but tlct lrp.ru.1 lor the 4p»t. Uttk lu.|e luui • eomplninte ng.iin*t lawyers, bagker*. phy>•» ticket M cb.ui.red Aldan* nnd merchants, on the pu\t of their domestic relations were all right (and the that nre made alxjut him iu the paper*, al- ! luany fowl*. Quickly running to the duck tbe child ra.utlweonewuilreral.loye.1. lor >•» "™W blnewir «nd «<>“>•> I’— h” -“Pt—’> »<’r»” respective clients, were in like' manner lhe lx>y several duck* in his oteerevi.. !<• would horse coroner rendered a verdicV' BCv‘‘ though a good many of them arederogatory. The riwuon of this serenity Is tur.t • ftrnis and MtarUsi jM,rk .Mounting Lhe roof tret into millet untold, lot >ueh .child teeftreet end bed hull . doceu budnee. | from tithe to time put into literary form, dental death.—Detroit Journal. I »ri“™. r^u?K- Allro Blhel.weui. the misdeed* of publishers would, in com­ he Dever sees the articles, if he can help it, on -- a- j-g* — i^fr.rs ladder, before snv any o:.i one kucw knew what what !;= lio mu.l nl«»j. be dolnn > .inelbinB- ■ tas: year Richard-Conley had a number hut when, as frequently happens, ""tn" wlu about the hid threw a duck down the Well, the mire little iiiuiu meld erorre.ldotirn 0»d. , ul*“ ! parison, sink Into absolute insignilK.ince. cii, Mil i uuvu uifus , , . . Of sheep killed by dugs. The amount in thoughtful friend cuts out a slurring ra ? cbminey, the flame* subsided and a denser Ite world . .ueked onu,«r. »n.l rrptot. hour, ter i»„u rrturord from <te j Why should author.*, presumably of having tbe .0. »* I. uuiduiuaotu odmoni.lted or • -r moksh MIX otasfe-d ths pswral adult age and sound minds, plead th»M the bands of the County Treasurer at the tice and send* it to him, so that be can see stUoke cams up. The i>oy tossed down an- Utterly uuccriy ttere^ uii’iTBL If 11 »ur —--- °succtntafaliv -------------- ob-.afned - —— - — - general time brlnnglng to the Marshall pwi of the what is being said about him. he calls phi- ’ other duck aud another. The cloud of soot disciplined for this shesulks, and. u* a office stamp on the iiack of the tiexet, "baby art" In regard to their ci; tracts (or dog tax was not anffieieni to pay Mr. Coo­ lusopby to bls aid and drop* It into the ra;*eu ndmed i>y by tne tbe nnnptng flapping wings wing* or of encn each uuex duck nurse once railed it, their failure to make contracts; any more nuraooncBr.uiw iv, “octa up. up.” But nutif 11 na gtvatiy " ' to the T surprise ‘ . , of the . broker, . , , -• ------—u. thought U given ---------s.i 1| The the lire and gave the *few minutes to providlhe traveler traviter wa* was then itiren given the bu bud ties* th an.tbe cl lent* of lawyers, architects nr ky's loss, and he denmnded payment of wastebasket He*ay*. “I don’t want to ,as u--fell smothered ing something for her to do she is content cardsand advi«w.| to Leon hh dignity, awl stock brokers? Person* who. whether the balance out of the fund this year. see criticisms. nnin» they rro favorable, firemen finanvn the lHr chance o,wt,w they W1V, wanted. K-uwn. They , „VJ <u «t swl ..vuU. ■ • such ■ maxi ■ -• t If the conductor to put hini off the through ’.heir own bad judgment or County Treasurer Marble -ref used, and Mr. for it makes uo difference in my wqrk wor*ra wor■kt.d■ wiui with such gi>od• iucit effect that tho fora iu;u luu iur« while, *. uuc. < .Inf.V, . , .Iri-Aottered train nr .. ihroi.‘ of, .. tvilwuk,n. flames were xoon ext .... InguUheil. | This child has never been spoiled by ' train to take two or three tbe pamenCmiley. through ids attorney, applied to what the papers say about it, and it’s not,. through tbe wrong counsel of their adj MUfc VUAJ ducks probnbly did not appro- overindulgeDce.but occasionally she hurst* R®” name*, hand the conductor oneiof tUe vberx, pay more for their housebuilding ' Burtbe the Michigan Supreme Court fur a manda­ pleasant to l>e abused.” mus to compel the payment. Wednesday Another painter, whose studio h but a date tthe jlu idea. ijen_.—New York World out into a storm of temper that would lead card* with the remark, 1 ou will hear than they had Intended to, or who find ---------------- — ! anyone to think so. while her sister, two *n,m m« later sir." and to make the eonUte court filed Its opinion denying the few doors away, due* take umbrage au l ’ tbennwlve* losers instead of wlcnqn* iu &■: talks ferociously, too. if anything is sajti ttesutlful Of Oklahoma. । years younger, was born gmsI. alwayndoe* ductor force him off the car* 'Do this. mandamus.—Marshall Statesman. gntion or in financial speculation, do not 'the right thing in thetuu right way and rarely ra*d the scalper, “and- rcu may perhajwget about him in dispraise; but the oddcstJen- 1 Oklahoma is — H„ut 1.14IUJ. IMV .-iJ.lh UUUiniGl, • • - • , bunion the pkbitc with their complaint-, n plct ttresqne country. There lias been a diversity of opinion ture of his case is that he sjieak* slighting­ bu to be reproved n-proee.1 in In any «!■>' way. «-«y. if If the to te D«mveron Desert t.0 that ticket, but I would soul.l not uot and if they ditJ^yould certainly lie laughed From the summit of the great red earth has •rating offioeni And teachers ot primary ly of his own pictures and the published 1 of the Canadian range one .may look younger child were, the only one, the par- «tvo you। five cents for < your ”.“7 chance. — 1’be — at fortheir pains.—George Haven Putnam of the Canadian range one.may look younger child were, the only one, the parwhool districtsrxr«garding the question criticisms merely echo his own remark*. cliff*great breadth* of woodland and'uiiira cut* would hive the cn-.lit of being ndtnirl'^d« ‘ Lility i* that j ou will be put off tire In Forum. overg----- ' whether the school bturd ot a primary He confesses that be paints "thrsa thing*.*' "■ • . with here and there able disciplitiariaus.-L E. Chittenden tn train before it gets five mdez. Now you of rolling prairie, . wu.> nere auu lucre Housewife. noaw.wife. can go! 1 won’t charge you a cent for the Prompt Payment. ■rho-ii district has authority to hire n not because lie UKes tDvni. he likes them, out but because uie the stretches and clumps of tree*—upon scenee --------------- - --ticket, lAtt if you get to Denver nil right I I know several good fellows, and bright teacher for a school year beginning at the denier* and customer* call for them nnd of such beauty that even the stolid t.’uoc- j Tbs Population of itubj lou. want you to scud me fifteen dollars." fellowh, too, who have lived tin greate: date of the next ensuing tumoal school then* -in ready ■ money in them; but let a taws aud Chickasaw*, a* they gazed there­ Varions attempts have been made, by "Friend, all right; you have done me a part of their lives on the kindness of wealmeeting, and whether a majority or a newspaper aay as much and he flashes up on, exclaimed "Oklahoma,” I. e., "lovely plurality vote elects orimary school dis­ like powder. He doubtless thirrks that he country." It is mid that when once a comparing its area wiiji that of modern big favor, lean go anywhere," is all lbs j thy friends. Tbe result of this misplaced trict officer*. The Supreme Court last can abu.te bls own pictures without being boomer was able to enter the land nnd cities, to estimate the population of Baby stranger said, as he pocketed hi* bunint.s* ■ charity I* that these young men have never ion. Hut ou the lowest calculation it carl* and walked away. Tits broker, in j learned the dignity of labor.and us a natuweek decided I hat such school ’.oxirds have overheard, but he know* that published locate n claim, he never abandoned the authority to hire a teacher for the succeed comment Is apt to go further, and if it ex­ effort to secure it, but waited a* licst he would be found, supposing a to have boruu his good nature, felt sorry fq.- the man. j ral consequence they know little or nothhave in mind ert* inuncnce Influence i» is name liable 10 to hurt sale of could until noon of that day. April 28, any considerable resemblance to one of our He bad no idea that he would get beyond |. ing about bmdncs* forms. .I — Ing school year, and that a majority vote is erts nun the luobaicui cities, to have had a population of 5.0(A), i thesbadow of lhe depot ou tbe changed ! one friend whose batik account has a marrequired to elect primary school district I bis work.—Brooklyn Eagle. 188P. when the last barrier was removed, nflicf-r.v j ------------- i-------------nnd then joined in the most remarkable 000, n supposition to which all but iu- ticket, and almost regretted that bo hod 1 gin on the right tide because a wealthy _ ,, 1 Frankly Flea Mid. race the world ever, saw—n race between superable obstacles are onpoaed. The map , given It to him. Mouths paxM-d. No | relative i* kind enough to look after tte1*!! Friday. | Asiatic Turkey show* Jliat the extern of j news came from the ticket, and the inci-I matter* aud everything else of th© kind, thousands of men on foot, in wagons and of country around Babylon available for dent had almost slipped from tlie scalper's 1 It happened a short time since that in thv on horseback, seeking a home.—John R. ( agricultural purposes mtist have Itcen mind, when one day he received a letter j nlMcncn of tbe relative the young man Un paipl. v. Cummlw. JratataB Jtelb . , “ I „,r kntw.- « hen Uie DadSpears in Scribner’s. detertaluate sentence law ot lb89 uncon* qnite inndtipinte to supply the ueowary 'containing a crisp ten dollar lull, which ‘ overdrew his account. A few days after­ demands for anything like such an Im- read a* follows: . , .kmhI his attention was Ly won tht■ uis called Mkcuumi atUutterral. In that it confers a"'J in-ide. in tbe summer of lS»,agrejrt mown"Tut CCP, Colo. ' cashier to the latest overdraft. mense population. •awativr ja.wrr npon the J***? 1 blmre of people stood in the street* of Not long ugo a little Pine street girl FRIENP-lou did me a big furor, ami I •>AU right. I’ll fix that matter in u sec­ Perbapa, on the whole, we may animate control Cummings was Bentencyd to the . CopenhaiJn lo tlie roya) couple paw. Ionia L(him* uf cumctitm for not leas titan c ^ooe^op T..tfnf ^.vcraJ distinguished asked her indulgent parent for fifty cents the population nt from l.UOO.tXX) to 1,200,­ got to Denver O. K. ou that ticket. I ond,” B«i,i the young gentleman. "I am to get “somrXhhig.” As she didn’t seem 000. Thia supposition derives support from Things are picking up with rqe, ami I send I g|Bli you Bpoj-e about it. for 1 am a bnsitwo nor B«<e Ilian four jeara The court worocu njjd tbe Btory Hjur toolta«l ra rail «b.l U« “me .™ U» «,u. . poporanon ) nwB man anil look aftcr fiUch matters In a population you ten dollar* on account. bold- he cannot be detained after the ex- ehrbtian Audereea. The women occupied nW pra.pt ,utalr».v. her th.™,Dlnri tbe fact that Seleucia, with a st ^u> nml "John Smith.** i business way.” plration «f two years. Justice brant di»-1 frno[ WJU> at tbe windoK| Mlld tveeivrd aum and resumed reading hi* paper. The 3au> ,DJ rwurawt nw, n, i p«per. « p,j n , fa... bran .Ixiin L.l( the the,Urol again rolled Iuuu round, >^ when ...... .| wu»t wimt <lo do ron yon thinfc think h.-Diar he did? w He «nip. simply Pliny to have been about hnlf size of _Several months -.■«>........ •ent*. I’br -court promulgated an order j nuu.1:(!d attention from the court digulSi h" ‘ Hm ’ u ’ t ’ jsr' ” I B* 6 ’ 1 ™ ** “ >!•»» Ot her prratrat K lorr Ahoib-1l«l«to the broker e. tol„,Ilp^ w tte Jerk, wrote out « rhrok <.u :--------- • . . ,, uaoyion >11 vne uny ilixt gll casi'-t not reached before Norem- tarie* in the procew-lon. Into th. with. ”H.re In papa, tai". ; . -Brooklyn ... Iowa; the room wttu, rtere u it is, ^li..h K.eli . tiic uau’- for the tue overdraft, over' *” and —1 handed1 *•it loWB: ... the*bauk be?’JOUi ahall stand for bearing without Borne one in tire company remarked that I and there upon her shun Ider was n tamo j -Tro Tu» Cep, /wh. Colo. nnu ■. w ll}0 - w|t|j pleasant smile.potioe at the January term and that they ~ this part‘culor window seemed to pohaklss j rat. She was stroking it a* if it were a ‘FBIKXP—thing* arc coming tuy way, Helena Independent. After .Sophoclea. Stand at tii? head of tbMforket then. peculiar attraction*. kitten. Tbe gentleman xaid something and send you ten dollars fur balance on . u Kraii trail , 11 k-iira , । », . ,“ ud 1I scud nuvutwnr i*»uH pM -HvZ of ... rata without (| ^Mbe U Ts 10 h!er' •tbat Denver ticket; the ext ra five dollars is | “Oh. yes," said the aged poet, pleased about there heing plenty • au Arab RliUuc School. and happy iu bis seat where Le had been ; paying liliy fifty ccui* cent- for t uiun, titun, bus bnt ou no inarkcu marked — - — *re---invested withL*remarknb.e for your troublc and for interest. ‘ -------------”271—7—’ 'histories. . ------I Yon bare heard what aplended horsemen ■ , .. .... __ ra-, .. A lltt.ta while«'MS *e-.-i «o lihra risttni ran *nnr in ‘ In ... _rUT__ »ta vUltal u nunt The H C. P- G. wifi convene with seen by nobody, “everybody know* me.” ! ohtaxloi. «ra nrade u> bra kro?ln( IL Tta A '“5*,10‘"J* -Att«n>n«lL.w.C»ll«<lou.«.|»eUl„. ’’ A"1»’ “d >ro“ ArAb">l Tbe quiet smite that wcut round the rodrot now tarating ». ruralonray iu th. | JobHtfttrwn Grange Friday, Nov. 27. purpose n of **" studying plays, and home of« little Invalid lx>y, who watches ’the“ " "" Greek " TWI -nmm-u III J8»l. vt 0;>c:H-d in form, __________ followed by — the group had no trace of unkindness. Ilis . . — Tbe «... afternoon session will ' childish vanity was one of the amiable. from hia lied of pnin the rat’s antic* and brought home as a present from this aunt iWiftiiriTT* tZ/d^voted to etevtUm of officers for tbe 1 traits of tbe gentle old man. Every body find* tbe day* lew long.—Lewiston Jour- a monstrous “rag doll." which was a relic wrenlmt year and the following program:' knew und Icved Ju-Youtb’s Companion. of her childhood. EU | “What hare you named her?" asked TU. Cj.p. do.. to, ,A..>7 W4.i«r and response. ' ------------------- — Matiel'a mother, as she surveyed the doll's foslings. Qtst-sihm. Is our precent svntem of work­ Tbe otoue from the succulent fruit of tbe somewhat expreMdonlesa features. I oo good Wmperrf. Should »u Arab H<l«r Time rolled ou. aud again the incident of : ing rood* the twwd practical?—L’. ti. The zebra when wild is a ferocious aui- common brad tree or Persian lilac i* used | “She's a Greek,” said Mabel promptly. i be thrown from hia horse and hurt tins vnwoi. ---------- -- --------• mal, and an unwary hunter is likely to ail over India. a>Ja bewl. They are |>erfor- j -nnff hcr nnme u Mary Tigtrnw. she’s 'the Denver ticket had escaped the scalper’a iI faithful four footed friend will stay pa­ Awinnhms--Allie Granger, Fannie BUfft.r fTOjn |W uetb nnd hoofs. The au- atedand Mrnnginto nccklaoesand rosaries. 1 named fora lady that a pan by tbe name mind, when one day nne of tbe moat prom­ tiently by his side until he 1* sufficiently inent business mtn in Kunsn* City visited D«dfa« ftowtoan and ntliers. I tbor of “Kloof nnd Karroo” says that n During the prevalence of epidemic* of I o( Sofukuls wrote about, only her name hi* office ami wauted a ticket for Tin Cup, recovereel to mount again. pnprr—Alfnri Parker, (sometidug of W-- ’ ln Cape Colony bad onoe forced a smallpox, «n,Bupox. etc., «c., tiK-y iai.y Sre suspended OUBpcuuCT, Hs „„ a „ । was ^nn Tigonr. but I don't think Ann Is Colo. He nod the scdlper were old acquaint­ The Arab boya are used to horse* from rh4»i’/t-) zebra to tbe brink of a precipice, when the chnrm over dtmni and* verandas off ances, aud tite former bewailed hi* fate in their earliest days, and when they are old ’ J to keep *■ “' pretty munet"—Youth’s Companion. riek-t-ttons—Mr*. Boyd. Ettic Brach. ' desperate creature turned upon him, at- infection. The nuts of Euonymos grandi hnviug to make the trip. He said that be enough they are trained ns fearless riders. hod large property interests at Tin Cup, —New York Advertiser. Uzzie Huffmao and Sarah Sheffield. : tacked him with Itn teeth, nnd actually ; flOru* nre mode into necklace*, and tbe red and that he wa*. Laving great trouble with E-- ays—("audis Biw-. Man' Kice and E. of hi* feet from tbe leg. • ^.d* of another species are strung into A Turk ora Hindoo will show his respect hia agent, who failed to collect, remit, or Hooey well. Another — author in- ------India.- Ti»e ... ।| w. ------ writes ------ of- a soldier who ornnraent» for the •— beau —-.......... ---- io, COZU4DK tutu Hltn correspond with him; that he wo* greatly, for you ut by coming into your swrac.iue prwwnce with .. ronall Fruit, no ibe t.rro — mounted a tall dojnwtirated rabra 1 ne raral. of Gyrocnrnu. j*eq«iul raonUo nrajr . htariK-, off <od y. Mponi w unTOrrf h(. pressed by business affairs at home, and , A somewhat known nrtlst of Brooklyn Ora. SlraflWM. ’ raroture, .flor p:»km< tor mo.L farina. *:- |ntn .nd nraklrora.-Ctamter.- h„d d„^„, m„ talng. ,OTri did not time to make the trip - —-have ---- the -- -------------— — -r to — i was ouce chosen to serve on a jury in one Marie-Fairnie ________________ ______ irara . Journal __________________ _ ___________ _ nrorarat ___________ -Kroni, SbHBeW. SI. B.ld, GetikGrok BrainBrain-1 fc„pu tn _rra rij or Iu ri.lrar._pinned _________________ ' ins to bb Idw._________ «n rot ot___ th, .oil Colorado, and ax pressed a dralre to hara 1 court* wbrre the award for listening of witnesses and the bul­ ___ Ibank «- I...U lirr-w tthe he .. " unwarrantable ’ . .................. .. — . . ^good man tolook oat for Ma interest* | rd. II a Mteep into ’* the ralnrraw river, anr and Ithrew m--. ,..,i tin.h-.ii.., (most familiarity. —David there. TV. k. bo. « upan, ,t0, E„ la K.W Y^k ^00,r At thl. tanraura th. raalpw lupeatraj w : Irlw ot l.wrara ■>« 11 • dor- *"■' , --------------------------think of “John Smith, attorney at law; * jury had been impaneled, be met one of bi* U.Bnx.nl tkj onleu, -MkM BP te tea. umcr pwpie. ou«ut w »e usav.ua.. .w. in ...I Tyrwhftt, fn his edition of Chancer, nay* eoliectiou* a specialtr,” and told iii* visitor i associates and remarked. "I'm mighty glad him and bit off one of bw oars. , «-her I Brriin tmratera won bran bow te mlHj I tta» tn Cbnnrar', tiro. tte nne ot .Ur tho MCTy^of the Mra. Alice Blackwood to get this job. tor th® jirt business is pretty ' dull ”—Brooklyn Eagle. urodlr ,neb .rtblra Wbrn > man b ~ro Kuten wn. protahlj not fully roublkhral twwu tbe Knusa* City man and ’John in Africa the following summaries of raralUu. teamwmb no umbrella or ranting tta lowre olaaa ol taopb. whrra Smith, attorney at law. which reaalted in When the Japanese hitch a horse iu the .... . ------- .----- .----- rude ’ upon a later editor remark, that earn now. th® latter bcir------ - -----^'SiThriwretell,. * • treat they do so by tying his fore legs toF.gtr for the I repnm.-lbrbkr.MU ilher. Hitching po*ts are never used in day fills thl* g*l. ,.4JW Osmo rras hr ths ha CUy JourThursday, Nov. 26, 1891. I Of all the native peoples that remain In j Nort h America, none h richer in folklore I than the Pueblo Indian*of Now Mexifco. • who are. I lieiieve, next to lhe largest of ■ the native races left in the United State* . They number fl.OOO soul*. They have nine teen ettim (called pueblos, also) in this territory. aud seven in Arison*, and each has its little outlying colonies. They are not dUM ln u u for (Zanl) ba> i aa) Jle an/thc Deaf and blind m deal To grir-f or rladnra*. Ah. Chai Low sh«»uM 1 •u£g *K£T sSpSiSTiTUrt ..... �----------- -- - - a^a.MT--y^ ‘TMIi"S||S*<.W K'~WP' — —. .. xxua. - received ebeek !<>r*in,0)* to aid hits iu ------------: his work In E;ten l 1 From a fclt»T written by Mrs. Ada t TuMday. Nut it. 1 As an outgrowth ot a strike the Pitta StateBenator Wuli^, S Greene, ot Fort burc uoltM’ 'owablteh Hurd, of Groton, 8. D., we quote: -Wa* Atkinson, Wla., isdond. • mansmoth j*>b printing plant to be run lesson ix. fou.it h quarter, inter­ taken with a bad cold, which settled on w»y , WllJiam J. Florenec. tbe actor is dvina by ,he Typographical union. lungs, cough set in and finally terzniuaxedl ne ": on al SERIES, NOV 29. At Philadelphia of pneumonia. ' William Norvell, of D.-trolt. a clerk in The president has gone nn a huutltar J1*at Wa-hlngton. saying 1 o»nM Itw but a short time. I trip to be absent two or three dare * b“ be<" •rrmX*1 l,,r •♦“"Ung ••'OJ from a nave in\ self up 1o my Saviour, detenutned If 1 could Dot May with my friend* on All tb. churches at Chatham. < J . are SS®* coataln‘a« «sOOU given him to dosed owing to a diphtheria epMemla , ------------. -----------tur i would met absentto unoget above. 28—Commentary bj th. Rav. D. M. I Mv -,h.husband WMl my advised Dr. Tho Choctaw legislature has voted to . Maturday Nov. 21. Nlr<r„, ! Klug’s New Discovery ter consumption expel colored imtrigrante from tbe lands A six-foot vein of coal has l*cn found I , and bottler: colds. Iitgive a trial, buanpi’Moii from ix-arain । Helper Quarterly by Ij coughs i.y tt]| eight has It cured me took and of tbe nation. . at Tuscola, III. H.H. Hotfuian.‘vu publisher. Experiments with dynamite to produce II *» rumored In New York that James ! ipernd-ahm of -----------* •'CMU* Philu— tffhnk God I am now a well and hearty rain have receutly Iwu made hi India A H”>wu Putter bus Mi.urrd a divorce from i lec?H,rgv‘* 11‘‘.n’ ... v ., k, , , took woman.” .M Trial bottles n-gular free atsine, W. Wo H. 1. “Then Pilsta therefore Jeaua andJ;GoodTenr dnig fctort>i cablegram save the rronit. his wife. Pilate finding no fault ir Him (xviil, 18) j factory ' ere sailsRoberta nf Indiana, has ' doBir ■»»™' *d w relwue ” I,,r“’ but they Insisted maiLoo. ------------ _■ I ...y, ** „ uponiher*,*”v*of Uarabb-’1’-»r°hber“d Gw**,wksaremorethan*kln<tocp’.*■ CHRIST BEFORE PILATE. -w W1WI It is & solid handsome cake of scouring soap which has no equal for all cleaning purposes exceph’n the laundry-To use ib is to value if- WL»t will SAPOLIO dot Why ii will clean paint, make oil dothi • and give the Boon, tahtae and ahelvm a new appearance. It win the grease off the diahoo and off the pot> and pan* Yon can aconr e.. 1 r.ivea and forks with it, and make the tin things shine brightly. The v buin. the bath tub, even the greasy kitchen sink wiU bo as dean as . v.- pin if you u» SAPOLIO. One cake win prove all we say. Be a r * iousekeepor and try it . —: 3S OT fclATONS. T3S3B E BUT CSB 3ATCLI0. gas was the b c» "PteJu'ed recorder of tbe genera! • Hmv like those who now pre- pe nding ujam a healthy condition of all tbe hicaeo- lanuonro. ■ I fer the devlL a murderer from tbe begin- rUal organs. If the liver be Inactive, ' rntnndadotwd to uh U) JrnUfci lbr Prinrt of 1Jft | TOU . Mite--- -------- ' vidt the Sou' h Sra Island* In the interest ' 2 ..Al;d thp ^idter* platted a crown of __ _ we JIHKJWVO, * exposition. „v..un, «ur ,-nnce ofbead, Uife.and they I you have a bilious look, if your etoinach 0. lhe Columbian thorn* mid the putMihii.Ts it <>n His •And platted a crown of I be disordered you have a dyspeptic look Two boys of 8 and 5 yean, respectively, ' pnt on mm n purple robe.” were nrre-ted nt Chicago for incendinr- | 3. “And said. Hail, king of the pinched look.good Secure health and ism They “wanted to sea tbe engine run" a- "And iuii.1. Hail, king of the Jewsl , Ij<.u will have looks. good Electric Bitter* ----- «« xono, wuo married the , and they aznote Him with their hands." ls lhe great alterative, and tonic act* ; wealthy Miss Adele Sampson, of New they Bomsaid. 4 “ Pilate therefore went forth again i directly on these . vital organs. Lure* ,«r ' J,"hfU,repOrtedtO Ji*Te 10,1 r'5U’°°° df chsltm. MunreU home. Twou Brooklyn, Powesbrik roubty Wii. ‘•J®** ffreYal.ase’ I’wum, *Ce nu’*'1 • money at Monte Carlo one day b.-liovers havea recently la^n forced claims to have haunted b.aiM-, Two ' ' nnd sailh uulo them. Behold. I bring Him ; pimples, blotches, bolls and gives agoofl ' forth to you, that ye may that I find TAKl NO NV&NTITI’TE. ! t»v move out of IL ---------------«...-wsy «»know toe IL............. .... complexion. Sold at W. H. Goodyear* to fault Him. ” in versa 6) Comparet { drugstore, 50c. per bottle. , move uut of ir ( TnomnaFox, a waterman of Kiel, wanted in New York I; noHl< (seeIn Ida third second teMi nonv to the Innocence of । ------------ waterman of Reading. Reading 11 M'ililnm William A. * has tri •been ' 1 a., dreamed that a body caugbt in Boston 1' the tcstimoulM U« HLs Innocence and noli. ------------- — •ur®°‘°> 1mm1» be had searched for fqrgery, A. Kiel, wanted ii hi. llihd In vere-fii ft.." ” — X j | for arreeted be shot him-ie <for was was at ataacertain certain place placeIn in tbe the SchuylSchuyl- When When arrested shot himself in ..- ‘ncae given by Judas, Pilate’s wife, tbe ! brolw*, sores, ulcers, *alt rbeuta. ty*T __. Uta- he uccn caught in Bos uh I| kill river, nnd next morninr. •« ——•> •-•the -head, - -but will recover. thief on tbe crors and the Roman cen-I wires, tetter, chapjad hands, chilblains, kill river, nnd next morning towed to The In tbe ™ uirio..(Malli, xivll < l»-. I.uk. xrill,«, — ■ best■"salve - ------------ world for cute, ] place and found this bvdy I Senator EUct Gilbrrt A Deane, of Colj John Jacob Astor. Jr., arrived in New umbiacoumy, N. Y.. is dead. Mr. Ihsne York Sunday. He is ohe of those people /was a Rrpub.icau, and was elected by less 47). .He wan indec-1 a lamb without blem- > corns, and all skin eruptions, and po-itlvely cures piles or no jwj required. It I* who are born with silver spoons in tbeir liurn 1W majority. lah aud without bpi t. holy, harmless, un- I ‘ mouths, as Lets the heir to IHW.OOJ.OOfl, ; John Harrison, a farmer TJ years old, of .i.nu.i -...1 -------- — •— • ' and when he is christened will be tho fifth Ly , |8 supposed to have commitIV; Heli rlLVOX of the name. u’d •■uiclde by drowning. His hotly was 5 "Then enme Jren. f.jrth. wearing the 1 ' ’ (niodjear, tbe druggist. I Mrs. Thompson, ot Brooklyn, died from found in a pond on his farm. U",n,,« »3‘* «h- purple robe. 1 Tbe T. A. A. & N. M. R. It officials are I rating grape* which had been ’Sprayed" , The MiKord. Mich., State bank wns ! with arsenical fluid to kill insects. She clo-ed Sept. 16, and a statement i* now And Iflhte saitb unto them Behold the’1 Pu,>*»r “** W>elr old back number lee away man." । from the vicinity of Cadillac and will liar! swallowed the grape skins, while others matlopublic that tbs bank Imd •140.000 of Concerning tLe firet king over Israel we vest this season near Hamburgh. ■ who ate of the Maine grapes, rejecting tbe den<witora* - *’*— ' " ‘ are told Hint when Samuel saw Saul tbe Falling of the hair Is the result of inaction ot '. skinx, were not affected. depositors’ money alone, while iheuab Lord aaM tyntn him. “Behold the man" tbejflands or roots of the hair, or a morbid (I Sam. ix, IT). Saul, however, was a great s’aie of the •rain, which may be cured by Hall’s ; cannot, Io- mode to yield over contrast to Him of whom It is written in . ..rn.ic.dsy, Nov. in. : An election contest In New York, for Hair Rcuc.wer. Frank Almy, who murdered Christlo »'at< “*®Wyman h'oge* on the fact Zech vi.lt, 18, “Behold the man whose Warden nt Hanover, N. II. bun pleaded tl,:U 11,0 nan>®' of man who Lad the build of the Lor_, .. THE PROBLEM SOLVED. name tbe is temple the Branch. • • ----• — Ha shall guilty. ’ most vote* wm put on the tickets two bear buildtbe theglory, temple aud ofahull the Lord, air “nnd ’~ ’He shall An Unrivalled Blood PuriSer. *—throne. ■ .i—i— - • Bt™^.™ jt M0(j ru]e upon Which nLi fnJrr 1 ‘ C»Ptai»H.tlU Smith, ot th.SUI.nlon v"’’-?’”id *• '!>■ A HU ” Th.'Jew. ..... G entijimkx : It affords me pleasure to Armv who wa« ahitt hr thn »t.i “UDro. not im He xtoodThe before them with scourged Jews recognised Him at Omaha ii dead ' ' gF i The college boys at Evaivtou. His., set 1 Lack, and thorn crowned bead, and blood state that my wife has received greater hi nellt from Hibbard's Rheumatic Syrup John C Scntkter'u rMM.no. in » in. B cl K ,ir k,crt I^ian on the Northwestern atained face; but they shall sro Him again V . dire n.T ’ . ” ft, tr*ck «<» « » "«•*’ ™ •« »PHo«hdr •OnW Xl1’ W) *?,, t?”‘* raiTnera l alln «_1 ;• than from any medicine she has ever taken. Lurn.4 1 *Xm -> P ’ SU U S kp bT » train after t he engineer totd alC. ’’When the chief prtarta therefore and We have used six bottles and find it to be the best family reintdjr and the greatest | Kople ’ x pxn, prcpl. | B K .a-x. dxln ^■'-■^7,^-7,; r4Do»t exbau-te 1 the steam whistling to offiroro saw Him, they cried out, saying, blood purifier that we have over used. It L’rudfy Him, crucify Him.” ’ \ To:e' wer® ca»l for their cmi-' ’ warn tbe "ixiau” off the track. is truly all it la claimed to be by its found---- ■, IHMtalb.Mtari. 7, XX I 7. ’•The Jews answered Hirn, Wo have a | er. You cannot recommend it too highly. 1 inn1”' S’l^h, I’-1rkfdl!?- o( Pbiladulphla. Tbe barbed-wlre trust In a fact The"; law. and by our law lie ought to die, be­ Yours truly, * . WGyears old, is just getting out ber first Columbia company, of Itoeton. now owns cause He mode Himself the Son of God.” Fuaxk Waixack, . SX ot taJX •’t?” T'“!’ ’"a ‘I ’ i~ UUaccuiwtlons were that H He said God West Lebanon. Ind. Their Sold by W. IL Gdodyear. Prepared only ; was His Father, making Himself equal 11 «.Th*’ Arrl“luc*,M* Louise of Austria- with i F w n-.ii..- 1 withGod, rz~iand' that •»—• He, T,-t being mnn. made by The Charles Wright Medicine Company, roroorv' to the I110’ T^nn-’ Bn‘' Pr,nc® Frederick Augustus Himself God (chapter v, ” 18; x, 33). His Detroit. Mich. ceasory to the robbery rl the Hurley of Saxouv were it.arrtel __________ —«>». ..—•_____ - — ^.mwvs.• u-o. • • yvunpicr ■ were married with great p< mp works had clearly proved that He was * .neW trUI by Vi<Una-' ■ N— ue «uu ue waa, ror wno bul God Chittenden. Herrick 4 Co., of Cadillac, <_____________________________ what clcauae He saidtho Heleper, was, open for who purcbasdd of liuckley & -Th V » 18Upr.<■c>e coortI Asnenk thief robbed tbn female *»m|. eeuld the but eyesGod of have just me rrtueb liquidator of tbe Panama > Dary at Rye, N. Y., getting about HAD) one born blind and raise tbe dead. He Douglass, of Manistee, a 13.000,000-tract Canal cuiup my mv* In bis official report in property belonging to the girls’at called attention to these, saying. “The of piue, paying $S5,ooo therefore. that tbe L ulted states government would school there. , works which the Father hath given Mo to A.GEJVT0. like to obtain control of the canal. | Dr*. McAdam and Boyea, two proml- flu***L tlie Mnw works that 1 do bear wit- " ENOCH MORCAN’S SONS CO., NEW YORK. jSih’ESS CARDS. ■ H. BARBER IcIods and Surgeons. • ■ ’ ty »r county rrspuuded to with ! I \MO. LOWDEN. • > Julius Russeli* stare. State • Mich. .; KX API’EX A WEAVER. Aitornvy* nt law. r Hastings Natluhal Hark. Hastings. Michigan. uiVcrs. al Grand Rapids. Mkh. •HELDON, ■ tract and Real Estate Office^ At.tract Block. Hastings. ou Real Estate Real Estate • •: .•mod. itert-nd con retrearing > So -rt of Ax'riwt BiM.ks.evm ... Kccu-il*. out furnish comrlese F. F. BROOKS. Clerk. ] ' i • • H. Gil.LAsPIE. Notary Public nnd U. S. Claim Agent.* - ’ »!' kitiAu of rlalms brfore the f- ■■! tlir IpMnor office. Call oa him • f. cwrtXT Coarl and JrffcruM: Ht*.. FOWLER. D.'D. W. LOWRY. M. D„ T-»“ W. l/douclas KE. M. D . •ver Holloway’s drug stere. frotn to 4 p. m. Telephone, con renMemv. at Holloway's drug -w io 3. Woolley & Bronson, on Broadway. near Court ” 5H0KE 1 tULf.KDVE, Lawyer*. ■ •• nj Un.on block. Hastings.) Eb. POWERT The Ik 11 Telephone company has secured lct’er« patent onthe telephone improvements of Emile Beriiner, which they securedby purchase from the Inventer some years ago. I There was a disastrous fire in tbe busineaa district of 8j. Louis. Tbe Iona Is e»j Umsted at ei.OtMi.OOa Four, business I ! I : ' nent physicians of Gardner, Ills, were ! caught inthe act of burglary, and are 1 now in jail. Tbe community is profound- ’ ly startled ( The p,lot Cul<looQ foUB(kred la 1 the cycknelhat paMt-d over tbe Andaman islands tn the bay of Bengal, nnd with her Went down six British officers and a crew 1 ntwl ot Mo th,u tll<f Father hath sent Me" (chapter v. 88). fi- ""’hen Pilate therefore heard that saj lug be waa the more afraid." । When she wm a CNld, she cried for Cfcatoria. »• “And went again Into the judgment * When she beeann- Mi**, tbe clunp to Castoria. re*** 'V-hrne® ll,ou» but Jean* gave Him no answer. ^"L.rSi.en to NO. 35. houses ot four_stories destroyed v» with of thirty-five natives. I V*“{• and ’J,1*0’1 fc**cQt- if w« ________ , . ■ - - were —.».« Mw.n'jkri rtu v* kuiriy-uvc I th*te . are true believers Christ is in us. why then tbeir contents. The ilocation ot the ■fire—’ The Ruuiaa exar ha* iuued a ukaae A site for a deaconesses’ homtf»has been was the west .ide ot Broadway, between prohibiting thcexport of wheat fromukase that tbouid we not know just when to speak purchased In Grand Rapids. The plans Franklin and Morgan. I country, which will givo a market D l**for at j and when to be silent have been completed, and wprk-un the ------------; about 100,000,000 bushels more than usual ': 10. “Then saith Pilate unto Him, Speak- structure will begin right ofl. p ft T1MMEKMAN, Homfrpathic Phy­ Friday, Nov. 10. • - ------- -■• » *.----* ■f---- ’"I' , est Thou not unto mef Knowest Thou | nol tbal । haro power cructfy Tbeet * • eician and Surgeon. "Are n’t yon over going to grow old, like tbe Tbe marble aud onyx works of Henry i' or American wheat. Volkening, al New York, were burned. I M illlnm McCoy, colored, will b> hanged have power to release Theef" r-st of u’?” asked a man ot an acquaintance be (Kn . Darb-n, Ga.. Dec. Isfor the tnprovoked . So it seemed to Pilate, but he like other had n’t seen for some time. "Well, not so long „ al 1 murder another for which crime rulera of whom we read In Scripture ROBERTSON HOUSE, f Fire ritv broke uruac out uui in m the mecounty county Jal! athis jal. brotherofwas sent negre, to the mines for ;, not that "The Most High ruleth inknew the a« I ran purity my blood with Ayer's Sana| Shawneetown, ilia,and andthree three of nawueetown,Hia. of the thein in-­ twenty years as an accessory. ! kingdom of men, and giveth It to whom- liaralla.” was the apt reply. This man knew what he was talking about. i males ocatM-d. t. tiKODi:s.\KK. i Football games Saturday, At Springsoever He will, and settelh up over it tho IN THE Tb.™.!ll b.,wo cUloiaotsof . „«'e4a“l^‘ Ll a ■ gad (agri Sts., W&agg, Mi-h l—Ysl« i» th. foltnl St«to «-oote front Florid., ' Cb.^u.-^itlko' F™i in- Hni7v^i.? a At1 basest of men" (Dan. iv, ID Mrs. Winslow’s Soothing Hynin has been used Rates. • l.OO per Day. y. 14; ! 11. "Jesus answered. Thon couldst have for children teething It soothes the child, • ' ■ •UhpkaMt.i rotaaa. Th* At Cham- no power at all against Me, except it were '••fjei.s the gums, allays ail naln. enres wind >. the publis U m>pcctful!v solicited colic, and la the best remedy for'dlarrboea. a r«.i M .»t .t mA i P**k°. HD.—t Diversity of Illinois. 12; given thee from above; therefore he tliat Twenty-fire eeuU a bottle, bold by all druggtsto K “I Kmox °o1 college. °0. Al At IMroll-CorwIl, Detroit—Cornell, U 52; ■J Xllvend delivered Mo Mo tmto unto the thco huh hath tbe tbe ™ur greater throughout the world. at Fairmont, Neb., killing two of tbe Ann IS. REAL ESTATE AND COLLECT­ knn Arbor, Arbor, 12. sin." Conductor Pat Connolly of the D. S. 8. crew of the pa<seuger train and Injuring I ING OFFICE OF ■ A bl.ek.milb of ercl Iz.0J«d wbo Even ibe drcil *bW not l«, .Bnser <m & A. was seriously stabbed In the neck by several passengers. Fa-lwertojc A Smith, f «tatahe.l . ...a of B.uxlu be.t. polirc- J»b. (U rcrri.ril of God. wlibontCod .per a man whom he put off his train for The .North German Lloyd Woodland. Mich. ---------- — .----steamer --------- --El- moo *od tanxbcl over II M well.. O'tar U.b I, Ik (I. "T der, which sailed from New York for the “ bobby ’ *" call on him for help “ in tbe conbl Pilate touch the bon of God without attempting to steal a ride. u wntrrox. J. M. Smith. Bremen on Rov. 7, has not yet reached queen’s name" is now “laughing on the permission from Go«l. But penuimlon from Recommends It to Everyoao. y Public. •Justice of the Peace. and great anxiety hi felt for IflordW other side of bis bn.ldn mouth," having been God lessen the guiltP.l.tarcogbt of the sinner, "Thinking that a word from me might Corner of Court and Jefferson 81. K repsflour, Southampton, ta.^tafi, .billing, otbrr rc.ta.tal u doe* "Audnot from .ItaBrcfortb । l-e the cause of others receiving benefit feed, hone meal. ground ovster-ehell. «wg food hej, safety. west tar fowls. Also a general •lock of groceries . . . .. . . w i . । to release Him; but tbe Jew* cried out, Tho total loss of the American Express 1 fee*. from your S. 8. S., I write to say that I Good goods. Lowpnecs. i saying. If thou let this man go thou art hare been a sfferer from Ecxerns. which company by tbe Western Union Junction J THE MARKETS. robbery was K>.a<J In cash aud fioo money j I not Cavwr’s frietM. whosoever maketb my doctor called pink bead*. Small • - ■ • Rai ids fur Ia. MJp! M.iK'MjF. M. I himself u kiug spenketh against Ctnsar. ” 1 blisters would form on my limbs, would orders aggregating 123,000. I*a/tnenl of > , • 9 on;«tj O5.'«u as Chicago, I Pilate knew Him to be innocent and break and ooze^and cause large sores to . • ' . n» «it -a the orders has been stopped. । CmctOO.Nov.EL ibad three times testified to that fact; he form. The odor arising would kbe very Mr. Hoyt, ot Rochester, N. Y., was i . --------- -- — ■ • -f.r to -lay ----.w I,find to Jesus that be disagreeable, and 1 would be laid up from badly hurt. Lb wife kilhd, and a bagBoard of trala qnolations — just .—acknowledged --------------------------------------------gagemao given several broken xibs by an 3 ^ovember. opened bad power to release Him; he knew that one to two Weeks at a time. Tbe disease on m, •rcld.lt on th. Buff.lo, Hrcbrclrc .nd , 'iTi M.r *7^5'’ »LO1“ Ikild ;h*fll>* Hsbt lblnB to do. «,.! „> 1*. would break taQ about every two months. mi *5 171. • NEW YORK, 4! Btuburg ndl.., « Brcr,. N. Y. “J° «• -»»> m • «<xxl 11ril’d various physicians and treatments, the Larger Dally Circulation than any but received no pennaiient relief until I Judge Tuley, of Chicago, ha* granted a OOc; year, opened el<wed Wir. M*y. w°. Or«.h!s 10,10 rik'hu■ Republican Newspaper In Americatemporary injunction enjoining tbe police ©Kurd CJtjc. closed 4-i*i,e. Oats-November, 1 ''ben Pl Tf ‘berefore beard that was Induced to try 8. 8. S-, and felt the ■ r« •Everyatty. ’Except Natarday benefit from It in a few days. 1 con­ of tbu ell, tram Inta: tartan with orderly , ,“*• ,"*•'= «*rc-ta». “>'■« •f'”". 'onh FOR 1090. ■ x m. has through ehair car to Chicago mrclloc.ot GrtaF. b.ll which wu rrcontlr *,*i ,l—* **= “I*"1 «h»rt .down In ‘h. Judgment rcat. In . ptac. that tinued the u.Mi of It until I bad taken three m charge for seat*. ™M_T™ ,h. 5..™,,hT. o. urcrcd last Ho-d I. called th. Par.m.ot. hut. la th. U. bottles' which was over a year ago, and I •’ nt runs through to Chicago solid with raided ou lhe ch«rce that .naeehl.u w.re ^o^_ j,nw. optn^ »IU\ dr—1 Uabl»lha" ■ - n buffet car; seals 50 rents. have not had the Eczema since. I believe meeting there. M<r? opened,n r. eloeM SUM pilule decideo to continue CteMr’s friend It is thoroughly eradicated from my sys­ - v-i l? kN* jTltKtt,nn zbatT rar ,0 Mai,:s The Hattie Estelle, of Chicago, with 20,­ Unl-tarcwbrc. opened KA ch~d »!.* ,t „n „.u, huwee.r much bo would like tem. 1 feel sure that S. S. 8.. is lhe •Ik"' train with Wagner palace taw,ttock-Prioo «rcx-yri — “ I ! to be a ta'.end of Je.u., and he .Iu on the greatest blood remedy, and I wonld recom­ 000 bushel* of wheat, wm wrecked on tbe ! Live • x r.w through toCnieaipi. aud sleeper to The AggreaSlve Republican JoUrtU?. iTibUfau I l»d|OT«t>t rcat ~ C~rt> reprwootatlee. mend It to everyone afflicted with any form pier nt Manistee. Captain Estelle wm yardu ranged im Srciax 1 ■i via Benton Harbor. of tbe Metropolis. drowned. He but clung the rigging for j rMtbcr active on w vTT-. i>ackiar ami snipping ---------------------------now to see a do several boun>, wastowashed off. The “>d prices ithout material change: I•<We *'— ’e•*ore nrr ace and bear hear the world world'a de of blood poison, for I believe they will re­ A MFWSPAFEK FOR THE MASSES. ___________ ? pigs, |$:u»®X7u I clsiou in to reference to the Christ of GdtL cook, Annie, and Albert Davis, sailor, rB0‘fr<1 at •ip»150 pig*. gupfcXTo clsion in reference tbe Christ of God. ceive like benefits‘that I hate.” 14. -“And Jxo. A. Bexan, Louisville Ky. were also drowned. mu Ttz r ... ' , , ’ Usbt. ea.Mi3a.75 rough packing, S3.K3AW - --it was the . preparation of tbe Founded Decomlirr i~L <f<~Tbe bodies of tbe . xmxe<i. u>! $X803LtC heavy packing and ' paa»over and about the sixth hour, mid be We. wiil mail free to any address a roost r»rnwwrt | gripping lot*. ( salth unto the Jew*. Bcbold your king!” captain and cook have luun been recovered. valuable treatise on the blood and skin. ■ H.HLBOAD. I Cattle—Market fairly a*live and prices I |n verse 5 It wn* "Behold the man!” Swift Srannc Co., Atlanta, Ga. Thursday, Nov. 20.. ’- •iireod~Rapti»tor". ------------- - ’=t. ? । without material chaage; quotation* ranged । Sou of Man. Sou of God, King of the Jewa. MJP. M. D. L Garlick, of Grand Haven, who Western straw paper manufacturers are at SMQOUn prims to shipping steers, fitjaii I u u ftlJ uua BhaI1 now ere was overcome by gas In bls hotel room at said to have formed a combine for the 4.su good to f.ncydn.,flinaUM common to ! P. “•’ d paworer have purprc. of «!..=» prircu | X"^k U.Khali ktaud. ” Ita o, com Benton Harbor, is dead. He leaves fbur The ITw* ts tbe organ of do fudtlor; pulls no S. Henry Stratton, who tried at New r>a feeders. |LjD335J co*s, ' (Luke xxit. 15. 10) when He shall come.no children. wirvm; bar, no anlmcritiM to areagv. York to beat Sued'* fasting record, died bulls and *ZJKC-’.S5 real calvs^ j longer in humiliation riding upon nn an’ These pills are scientifically compounded, from the effect* of his effort । siieep_Markot rathir quiet and j rices well colt (John xil. 14. 15). but upon the white re.v-rj<te>. tWenfciaw. The Most Remarkable Newspaper A call has been issued for a convention maintained; quotations ranged at S3JIQ4 7J honse of power and victory, accompanied and uniform In action. No griping pain so J a. in runt through io Detroit with parlor to take tbe Initial steps toward having wesurns, f8.753S.15 native*, and *3. W35J5 by all the armies of heaven (Rev. xlx, ll-lfi). commonly following tbe use of pill*. «•»: M-aU. 26 cent*. Success In New York. 5 J* • m has through parlor ear to Detroit; Oklahoma admitted as a state. lambs. z . « 15. “Bat they cried out. Away with Hjml They are adapted tn both adults and chil­ r*»*. r-rents. produce: But er-Fancy separator. Sto per • Anav wjth Hiinl Crucify Himl Pilate dren with perfect safety. We guarantee THE PRESS IS A NATIONAL NEWSPAPER UKianomaaun Europe j’t*S now ia enjoying its weekly lb. dw|rir., fMCJr, fredu ls^Zic: poking ; y h Sbal, } c-udfy yoor • «a »>. m. nu>< through to Detroit with parlor they have no equal Ifi the cure ot sick Cheap new*, vnlgnr newtatlowi aus! trash nnd budget of alarmist rumors, and war is *«*». frreh. 14>Dc. Uro ^“‘try-old । J"10 . ' ... iu nasKiuvr; -cum me. noplace in the column* of The Pres*. again Immioenz-on paper. otoekmx 7c 7e per per lb; lb: .print. .print. klngf,ISlar^ gain very very iram.uru^-vu j: cidckrn*; roeter*, I | «iugr iur tulr, _______ headache, constipation, dyspepsia and H»rtM-«rtt And luforroatlon Apply At Union TTm- Presn baa th- brlghtcrt e<tf tortal page tn bUfousne**, nnd, as an appetizer, they ex­ An attempt will be made at tbe coming 4)4GAc; mixed turkeys, stt iioc; duck., no king but CmMr.” !■ Mel oWce. <7 Mouroe Ml. or Union statk-n. New York. 'ItapartiJe* with point*. • u -----mixed,iroe»e. •A(U3&«U per doz. Eggs I Contract Ps. Ixxxix. 18. ’ ’ Th. Lord I* our cel any other preparation. Sold by W. AU SkkVU.pv ..... —— —--------------1 owo. DcHAvnr. The I*re<is Sunday edition !h a «p|endid tw-nI •|^,ta"«LOta V" H. Goodyear. Genl Pam. AgeuL ty P*»n“ JMiper. covering every current topic of acwion of congress to have the remains of General Grant removed to Washington. Prof. Burt Walker. tbe Adrian I intareM. I . The Pre** weekly edition contatae nil tho Hardmeyer & Michaelson, brokers, have gt»od thing® of tbe dally and Sunday edition*. el pot st w-s. IllitioU, S1.S&3L5J per bhi; i <J s,,in- *11*. 7h «o now they rejected God aeronaut, proposes to go to China, make For thoee who cannot afford IL* dally or are failed at Hamburg, Germany. The liabili­ •w an ascension, then quit tbe business. astings ity ank prert-ntrd by dlKb-tncc fr--m e.v!y receiving tt. ties are •3,700,000, with only trifling assets. Jerseys. tXN®- 7.'i. Applcs-Conunon. |1X<3 j manifest in tbe flesh, tb. Sou of David, LM per bbl; good. 11.7fiGr.(Xt choice to fsney, j Son of Abraham, Son of Man, Son of God, the weekly u a aplendld rabatltute. A dlvar In Portsmouth (England) har­ 3~&3X50. Hastings, - - Mich. Cranberries—( ape Cod. tA&Li nnd they bore ixieu reaping the fruits of bor was suffocated while at work and TAO per bbl; Jcrecya |8.00®Xi». : tbeir choice from that day to'this. May AS AN ADVERTISING MEDIUM died soo* after being brought to the sur­ I . New Tork. * our hearts truly say as we by faith look CA.PITAL $75,000.00 The I*res« bae noeupertnr In New York. ■ ’ Nxw Yoaa, Nov^ 8L I uP°n «*«»“». "My King and My God,” and face. SURPLUS M. 000.00. state Durango nas pawn >nOTMexican : Wheat—No. t red winter cs*h. M.uTM: De- ! let us add, “Thy Fi-rrants are ready Iodo Theoflocal legislature of -the THE PRESS icing of tbeDurango governor topassed establish prices for cember. Sl.nB'-4; February. Sl.vS»i Msreh. I whatsoever my Dir.l the King shall ap ba* a law author! irorporated ur.dar the laws of the KtaU of Within th* reach of all. The beRand chenpeet state Michigan. —SLB46- Corn-No. X mixed cash, 7&: No- point” (II Sam. xv. B) newspaper in AmurJca ranbrc.roe Orcrc.b.r. MMn Jitauw. :<«■. j hl •Tbe. <teuv«n.| b. Him tberctar. grain. --------------------Dally and Bunday, one year. . 2.."?.^ «»'»’!»»• tab...™.tael And theyuok Ovea for business Dec. IS, IBM. The captain of the wrecked American OeU-Dull but •• •• c months... ............. . OFFICEkb: r..i*£7ilJ« .'k.d: d» ESsvi. Tb.wlrc.ur th,enl.1prcridtad. 1 C.. reporU IBM •)! ot M< WJJJ No. s doMlmukrc. n.a. • rcbbrc wd murdurer D- •» Kobtnson. President; Dally only, one year com.rsuon, bu •" if Hrckr^Mradri (rrc ul [be John Hayes, of Oscoda county, i* under drowned. _____ ________ No- : Milwaukrc. Hi-IL •• four mouth* . ■ : Bariey-bteadv: ■ - Pork-Steady; mw me*. JiaTJ. Lard -Quiet; Jews chose Ca-our instead of God. Pilate arrest charged with selling liquor without The supreme t-~.« — ■■—-■—« T*Dr* —tstaaa>; mw January. mo*. «*»■<*• - ■»—- ; alao decided againxt Jmus in favor of a government license. J December. ^.<0; |68i;—Frhnuwy, n W. Ita,>.old,. Caetta, elded that remaining nested while the Decmbcr. ji.M; January. 168., February, ; Cesar. And to this day our Lord is still I®-1’*DrjccroB*: When, from an; exne, tbe dlgettire and emperor’s health is being drunk is an act----Detroit. . rejected aii?l by the world disowned, by the xcreton ofk*:i» become disordered, they mag * I»*n W Reynold,. W. H. Powers, of high treason. Denton. Nov. £L ! many sti.l neglected nnd by the few en- be a Imuiated to healthy auUoa by tbe xm atI h. G. RobiMoa. Ernest Hickman, of East St. Loaia.sbot ] rh. B.ftc Md: Deccm- i throned. He I* ever before us for reception John Carveth. Ay it's Carthur.lc Fits These plUa an **» . and fatally wounded bis wife, and then ------- ----------Addreea \ |1.<W4; Na 1 white or rejectlou. and many titnsa a day we a, rib d by lhe physicians, and are tor a*l* at j •] killed blmaelf. He had been on a pro- ber MMe l * cash, KMa Oat* I niulJt decide for Him or against Him. Let THE PNESS, tracted sproa . *c * Porran Bmniw. 38 Paua usalwayasay**We have uo king butJesus." all lhe drug atorwGeneral Booth, of tbe Salvation Army. [ -No. « ca^ »c. b tarrtx paid ^nK wdefMwfta and a teoeral NbwYokk. . «>*r J.S. tioudvear A Co.*s store.) • • .u an eourtsof the State. Collections ptly attending to. / ALWAYS THE SAME *2» ALWAYS THE BEST 5<- CIQflR . £‘‘&_______________ _ GILLASPIE, rairv;o & MICHIGAN Ry. 6 Sunday. Weeily. HETR01T, LANSING u & NORTHERN Circulation Over 100,COO Copies Daily. H C B , Children Cry for Pitcher’s Castoria. Children Cry for Pitcher’s Castoria. Children Cry for Pitcher’s Castoria. In e< Dvuniptfoti. F �ANNOUNCEMEN WE HAVE REMOVED OUR STOCK OF Dry Goods, Cloaks, Shawls, Domestics ladies’ Furnishing's an To our new store, corner State and' Jefferson Sts., lately occupied by Goodyear & Barnes. OTHER REDUCTIONS TO FOLLOW. AU cut prices remain the same and TWO STOKES We will continue business at the old stand and invite all in search of Hats, Caps, Gents' Furnishing Goods, Boots, Shoes, 7456 Felts, Overs, Socks and Rubbers, - To LooK Over Tills Stock C FFFAI7T Ol LxlHL LI 1 VzlA 1 • ma’<e ^'s sPec'al etf°rt> the running of two of the. largest stores in the city in conjunction during the winter, for the comfort and convenience of our customers, and feel assured it will be appreciated by them. For the past six weeks we have been unable to do justice to our trade, our store being too small for the crowds of bargain seekers, many being unable to get in the store, the crush being so great' Now we have ample room and invite you to make these two stores your headquarters to make your purchases and meet your friends. YOURS, ANXIOUS TO PLEASE i A CHURCH WEDDING. to full in love with one of the bridesmaids. THE CHERRY BOUGH. .rcr7.ppUr.nt far .h.l<« n,,n.r LngU | OF BARN STORMING, The other bridesmaids and gentlemen of n cigar. Some were satisfied with fire cent - • the party should gracefully group them­ In a now poet's and a new friend's honor straight whiffs, but the great majority, selves behind tho contracting parties, not Forth from tho scorned town and her gold get­ anxious to impress the drug man favora­ ting Tbe objectionable custom of reheandui; with Studied effect, which is often gro­ More thati t wen .y-five years ago it was bly toward tbeir claims, invested in two church weddings has been' recently intro­ tesque nnd ridiculous, but with uu uncon­ Como men with lutes and bowls. and find a for a quarter. So great was the rush that my fate to be a member of a ’'baud of strol­ duced with tbe natural result that st a scious attitude of reverence which be the fortunate druggist bad to order a fresh ling players''—a company of barnstormers fashionable wwiding the pretty bridee- cometh the bouse of God. consignment of choice brandx None of —doing tho northwestern country in the nudds and the manly groomsmen group When the bride ami bridegroom have rind bowers and deept>ha<lo and windy grawes, small towns way back from the railroads, themselves around the altar of the Lord taken their placw tU-jy should reverently And bythe south wall, wet and forward Jutting, I tbe applicants applied for fhe nlckeL All ! said a husky voiced actor. There were seven ilike a minstrel trooper a ballet chorus. kneel until the priest has commenced tbe One early branch fire-tipped with Homan the claimH ran up into the hundreds of i of us, two Indies nnd five gentlemen—per* cherries. dollars, oao man stilting he missed his No rehearsal is Deeded. Ladies and gen­ tervice. Oh. naught is sLwnL bank book with >1,500.-Indianapolis Sen­ I ndt the term—all necesa.irilv “lightning tlemen will naturally group themselves The prayer book, provides that the min­ j change artists.” Ottr repertoire Included tinel. gracefully whether at a levee, a wedding ister shall receive the woman at her Oh, naught but you. kind head that far la , “Hidden Hand.” "Ten Nights in a Bar­ prison or a funeral, nnd clowns will look like father’s or friend's hands, and when the I room,” “The French Spy” (Ada Isaacs Sunk ou a weary arm. fiicls no end's pity down* though they rehearse their move­ question is put, "Whogiveth this woman Funny stories are told by thoM connect­ Menken’s great play), and Inst—always menu under the direction of tbe sexton a to be married to this man?" instead of an Stroking anti sighing where the kingly laurel* ed with th> vegetarian dining places of tbe Inst—“Uncle Tom's Cabin." I say always Were once so plenty. doara times. The Book of Common Prayer awkward and meaningless nod of tho surprise expressed by some strangers at t be last. Wu never dared to produce th is pls y provides that “th* persons to be married bend it Is ordered that "the father or friend Nor dreams on strength of my fair Jree that absence of fish, flesh and fowl from . he except on tbe last night in a town. With shall come Into tbe l>ody of the church shall place the woman’s band In that of bill of fare. One bucolic would be diner but seven people to do tbe mare than with tbeir friends and neighbors, nnd there tbe priest, who shall cause tho man with once asked a waitress for some beef. She twenty characters called for by die cut, tho stand together, the man mi. the right baud his right band to take tbe woman by her reason why we played "Unde Torn” as a replied that they had none. With your rich rersmil and tbe woman on the left.” , right band." This part of the service iu "Mutton?” taikmder will bo too obvious to require ex­ The father of the bride should enter the nine cases out of ten is an occasion of em* planation. ' "Nol" church with the bride on hb left nrm, nnd bMrrm&meni simply because neither priest Ere wroth aud exile were, you lay beneath It, , “Ham!” i Our Little Evn was perhaps thirty-five, take ber to the chancel ateps. where she Dor people follow the instructions of the (Your symbol then. your innocent wild brother, but •'small for her nge, ” aud she delivered "No; they did not provide any mfcilL, ” Glad with your gladness.) should be met br her future husband. The prayer book. she said. ' tbe gushing lines In true baby style, dying The marriage service of the church is di- What has befallen In the world of wonder j Then tho hungry man rose, glared wrath- at the end of the second act amid applause, hb daughter's left and remain standing. ,Tided into two portions—"the giving and That still It pats forth bubbles of sweet color, I fullyon the tittering diners aud exclaimed tears, red fire, tremolo, music aud show The chief bridesmaid should stand one taking" and "the church’s benediction”— And you, and you Hint burst our eyre with ,1 with supreme scorn: "An you call thia curtain. But she was versatile—more so beauty, ‘ pace behind the bride and take ber gloves the civil aud religious ceremony. After । place a restorant! Why, it ain’t a dinln than the "Infabt Phenomenon.” Shu Aro sapped and rotten? and bouquet. thus leaving tho bride with the ring has been given and taken, the j room—no,"nor a coffee tavern!” After served ns Eliza Harris, Aunt Chloe (behind both hands ungloved. I am aware that it English “Book of Common Prayer” di­ Alaal When my young cuesta have dona with Which bo stalked out.—London Tib-Bita. . a wing). Topay and Cassia and looked as Ss customary for the bride to remove one rects that the married parties shall then singing. old or as young ns necessary under the proceed to the altar, while their friends I break It, leaf and fruit, my garden's glory, • circumstances. one. but this is not cburchly. The- j and neighbor* remain standing in the And bold it high among them, aud say after, — — - --------------------------------The other lady did Mrs. Sinclair, Aunt Mhwouri, according to tbe census, has "Oh. my poor Ovldl ’ tearriage ceremony is of a sacramenuil / body of the church. Thu civil part cf tbe Ophelia, Emetine, a few odds and ends and upon Urr farms 038,101 horses. There are waraeter. and tbe joining of hands should ! ceremony having been performed, lhe only three other states which have more. let down the curtain if necessary. be the Halting of ungloved hands. ‘priest then pronounces them man and __ member Fortunately for the “fly-by-night” par-' They are, Illinois first, Iowa second and Unfortunately in modern weddings the wife from tbe altar and gives them the For the clear time when we were boys together Texnn third. The foals of the preceding tire of that time the characters of thin bridesmaid of the good old church days, ' church’s benediction. Tbe whole strucyear in Missouri were 113,014 horses, 34.55T play die off at the end of each act to give Who was a young person of utility, has ' tare of the prayer book seiwlce is intended Thia bough is •lying." • | mules and Wfl assea. In iri’uies and r^ses place to a new net of cbSMctem at the be­ given place to the maid of honor, who he for ‘a church ----- ’ wedding, and‘ tbe ‘ marriage ginning of the next act. It gives the com­ thing of oruatnental beauty. Tbe master ceremony loses ita dignity ns a religious —Louise Imogen Gulney In Youth's Companion; Missouri beats the world. She has ou her pany a chance to change tbeir wigs, take farms 245.103 mules by the census count, or cereuiocics at our modern marrtagra has service when performed in a private dwell­ ------ ------------- ----- i and G.441 asses. No other state in tho off a net cf whisker*—in fact, “make up” clear:.' lost ths original conception of the ing.—Rev. Thomas P. Hughes, D. D.. In Historically, Ma®?ppa was hetman of , Union comes anywhere near Missouri in for the next part. bridesmaid’* onerous duties. She is not New York World. I have played nearly every part iu the the CoBsncks. He was l»orn of a noble I mules save Texas. As for the jacks, MIs­ there for the express purjMise of making Polish, family in Podolia, nnd became a j BO,,r’ lia“ 01,0 «ixth of all there are In tbe play (at different time*) except Eva. One bernelf look a* pretty and u interestingas ! pago In the court of Jan Casmir, king of | country.—Cor. St. Louis Globe-Democrat. evening the infant was “indbpoMid” and it was nought to press mein for the "little --, _____________ ______ I P°ian(L While in this capacity he in- ' —-------------Many kinds of seeds, fruit stones, nuts darling.” But I positively refused unless ..... neck- ■ trigued with Theresia, the young wife ot I Making it Clear. that tbe bride is naturally in a very trying and beau* are employed for making ------------------! * Podontan count, who discovered the j The Ixmdon Spectator tells a funny story some ot my long overdue buck salary lacte, bracelets and for other ornamental and difficult position, and needs on such a amour and had the young page lashed to a ' of a definition given by a well known pub­ waa forthcoming. Even this stroke did public occasion the sympathy and support purposes in various countries. The vegeta­ , not bring the salary. The ghost had long ble Ivory nut, the cocoanut shell and many wild horse and turned adrift. The horse lie speaker in an address, tn children. Of a young friend. “Now, children,” he ajtid, -hard species nre carved into pipe rushed in mad fury nnd dropped down wild, “1I propose to co since ceiuied to walk with un, and it could Conwq needy, ft in tbe bridremak!’a*Mp. |wwb and various fancy articles, and are dead in tbe Ukraine, w here Mazeppa was give you on the present occasion nn epitome Dot bo induced to appear on this occasion. not only io bob’. tLe gloves and the bets*; I wns expected to do about twelve of released by a Coawick family, who nursed of the life of St. PauL Perhaps some of VMmptlble ot a high polish. U’utn n-r.T.tirtwninr.'t.n.^fa, woo<1-v Hmb of tbe calabash fruit him carefully in tbeir own hut. In time you are too young to understand wtua the the characters, sometime* including Aunt — two to rooxllootu »—„r th, hrtS I be became secretary to the hetman, and at 1 word ‘epitome’ means. ‘Epitome,’ chll- Ophelia, tbe lady who did thb part being “ .h. taxw । rtaSS’ me use among aboriginal tbe death of the prince waa appointed hil j dren.’ is, iu ita signification, synonymous in the habit of being “indisposed." n met, there are numberluM ways, I -races ----- jin _ _a semicl rilined state, serving all successor. Of course wo carried oar own “scenery ; with synopsis. ” only to womankind, la which a | Peter I much admired hb energy of [ Having made thb simple and clear ex­ and mechanical effects,” which consisted tho purposes of glass and earthenware for mid enn be useful as well a* orua- holding water, food and oil; drinking cups, character and created him prince of the ; planaxion to the children tho speaker went principally of anoenc intended to represent ataeburch wedding Nor do ber spoons and snuff boxes are also made of Ukraine, but in the wars with Swrit-n Ma- j on with hb story. the Ohio riser in midwinter. This same iWlrties C3MM until abe finds ber them, and many are painted and orna zeppa deserted to Charles XII, and fought - -------------------------;*1^ Lining lovingly on masted. against Russia at tbe battle ot Pultowa. । Aqueducto In Ancient Mexico &ti<l Porta. itfbsr buehand aa they walk dawD bos small < 1BU V. ««■ bottle uv..« gourd After th* loss of thb bstita Msxeppa fled It b probable that the ancient City of We also had a low four wheeled truck, Oct of the rind of the are formed tbe drinkingcups for tbe Para- ! “ Valentis and then to Bender. Sone say , Mexico had a better and purer supply of with a board nailed to oae side of it and i tbe inspiring tones of the wedding ----- * -*_____ *---------- »- -• ; he died a natural death, and others that ( water under her ancient rulers than she has painted to represent a cake of lea. This was j he was put to death for treason by the ' today. When Cortes luvadwi Mexico ho for Eliza Harris and her child t o eacape to Chambers’ Journal. te bridegroom’* beet man should abn. czar. Lord Byron makes Mazeppa tell hb । found a splendid aqueduct constructed by Canada otu When It camo to tho end cf tbe piece and hb place behind tbe bridegroom. lie. j tale to Cliarire after tbe battle of Pnltowa. j Montezuma and carried across the lake on Undo Tom dlea to slow music, roil fire and .-- .----- .___ . .----------------------- , ... —Brooklyn Eagle. j a cau-ewny. The ancient Peruvians car­ an allegory of Eva in heaven, tho nndienoe --------------------------1 r*«l thelr '”«■ hundreds of milro being tbe bell cf St. Mura in Ireland. The bell Oae Way u> SsD cigsrs. (from the nigh mountain regions to lowe- in many places waa uncertain whether tbe wws said to have descended from the sky i A South Illiuob street druggist man , arid ones lew favored.—New York Krening drama waa ended or not. There were at ringing loudly, but as It approached the workcd a novel cigar selliug scheme a few I Sue. * least seventeen acta lu it, the curtain hav­ ing been let down many times, wholly for tongue detached itself end re- weekll la tba following fashion. He j . .____ 7----- , heskisa. Tbe people concluded ; found a stray nickel on tbe floor of hb 1 ,D tiwe rt,Kn 01 IU aU child tbe purpose of giving the few anrviviug -I’-,,,,-,,, * __ store one morning and resolved to ikm. I 'u*Ien‘ apprehended were branded with * ----------- ------------ this notice on the window of his store: rvdh-H H. for rogue, ou th* fbouldvrs; • ben tbe audience did not arrive aed "A sum <4 money fcuml ou Tuewlxv last! M' f°r nnujslanghter, ou t he right hand, depart at the end of tbe play it usually fell - -—- ■ - — — «h.4T nn th. m. u my Im to step in front of the grren cloth <m^ln and make thb announcement: eelve ume within upon deteribing the [ ■d like a charm' came in dallr for South Australia. It b built at txmavie, ~ ,7,. ui M,o cncia bye dbd. disappeared or tom otberwiee story on any further. However, if it is de­ sired, in order to carry out the author’s original design, tbe two living characters will fight a due! and the survivor will com­ mit suicide. [Applause.) The curtafci is again rung up, tbe duel fought. Cute dies, Marks cuts his throat with a. penknife, lays down and dirs. But, owing to the fact that Uncle TomIn the midst of Kls “washing up,” there is no one to lot down, the cunaia. Marks revive*, arises, lets down the green cloth, alow music (If any) and departure of the audi­ ence perfectly satisfied—apparently.—Ex- / change. In Paris, ns well as with uh, it is found that tho value of public free libraries as a means of educating tbe masses is smalt An attempt was made to induce people who frequent the sixty-four libraries in Paris to prefer Instructive l>ooks te works of fiction; but the only result uf this was n decrease in tb&number of readers. So tho endeavor was abandoned, the authorities coming to the conclusion that it 1* better the public should read novels titan not read at alL At present nearly 50 per cent, of the books taken out are novels. Both in London and Paris we may as well accept tho inevitable.' Tbe free library I* not a place where the ardent student learns tbe latest lessons of science or stud­ ies the masterpieces of literature past and present The reader, if of the male sex, goes to search the scriptures ot the sport Ing prophets; if a wotpan, to rend the fash­ ion papers and the fiction of the day. Tho looks best worth reading aro unread.—St Jamas’ Gazette. THE MARKETSApples—hried. 3»*c. Batter-wan. CiUirr r area I4A034.2S. Beans—S1.2KM1.W per bo. Oern-tfaue. „ _ Beef-Dressed A4.0oa»5.ro calves. (5JUI Ctt-OO KKtfS—aoftSJe. Hides— Beef, to; calf, to. Ume—BeillDgattooperbbl; water!Hue,|l.w perbbl. Ost*-31 e. perbu. Potatore-Jto. per bu. Ptastei^Belllmr at *4.60 per ton. Salt—Selling at Oto per bbl. Timothy Seed—Senior at Sf/d per bu. Wheal—No. t. while* .IW: red jn. Flour—>2.50 per hundred. Chickens Uremic; dressed Be. ADMINIBTBATORS SALE. Starks, deceased. .... „ , NoUco ta hereby riven that I shall sei at public auetkm to the highest bidder. <xi Friday, the etahtb car of January, A. D.. IMU. at tan e'etock. iu lhe forenoon at the Probata court rooms, la tbe city cf HasUngs, in tbe county of Barry, in the state of Michigan, pursuant to license awl authority grants to me °t» the Slat dayot horcmocr a. D. V* tbf, rr,olu«ta court of Barrv county, MicObtaU. all of the »*.r, nsni.uwo anu . .......... teased of. In and to lhe real sstaie ritual ano brins in the c«mty of Barry. I® tbe s'a’aj’f Mlabizan, ks-wn and described as follows, ta-wx- � https://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/418/HastingsBanner_1891-12-10.pdf 2c7e3b667f141fe8cf3b166089c68b43 PDF Text Text Largest Circulation of any paper in the County. f. Hastings Banner, VOL. XXXVI. NO. 31. Hastings, mich.,.december4^i89l Hastings Banner. MIXEK’S c.&s.s TQKRFER W Break the Record IN BARGAINS THIS WEEK 'Bargains in Boy's Clothing. Bargains in Youths' Clothing. Bargains iu Men's Clothing. Bargains in Furnishing Goods. You will save your fare to Grand Rapids, and get what youivant, what is seasonable, suitable and right, if you buy clothing and furnishing goods at HUDSON’S GRAND RAPIDS. blood thbgreatest CANCER 4 SCROFULA . hcmedy of the aoe fS ru™'”- it hw no wa sZnd v*Ua^>^» of S3 “-y wuuuonm cures. n”' . Slr:-Allow me . to.. ... air Of the\furtv In mv ooreturn 01 the disease. " r fieIBn!Z?uJ<£»& 8‘Mn en<*flve blood punaer lucre can be no question.. Yours, etc.. „ , „ , It. W. Boyntoa. Ileal Estate Broker. Torrent Block. nr Aug. st.1»l. »»r. Mixer:—After giving your (I. & 8. s. a Porsonal trial I will say that I consider It un­ equaled as n blood purifier. William Mees. ft® Waahlugtou avenue. For Sale by all Druggists. ritai-AKKP BY Drs. Mixer & Sons, Hsstings, Mich. Of water wears away the hard­ est rock, and a similar idea is my excuse for keeping iffy name and business before you. Yon may think I am well' ad­ vertised and ought to quit, but so was the last candidate for governor on the labor ticket. Can you name him? MY BUSINESS Prepare for Christmas Day By taking advantage of the SPECIAL BARGAINS Crockery, Glassware and Lamps. Is selling watches, clocks, jew­ elry and silverware. I keep the best and choicest stock in Hastings. Prices always tho lowest. F. R. PANCOAST. There is no success like that which succeeds. And nothing sold will suc­ ceed unless it pleases the peo­ ple, and nothing please' the people like the ARTHUR WOOD umsts in hi ram Dinner, Game. Fish, Pudding and other seasonable sets. A personal inspection of our stock and reduced prices will Sold by me, as tbe past four months sales prove. well repay you to get our prices before buying. Highest market prices paid for butter, eggs, live poultry Rememl>er all the boys give and game. in to me on lumber wagons. JESSE TOWNSEND. Office at Residence on Michigan Ave. HASTINGS. MICH. ROSENBAUM &. SPEYERS We Lead KALAMAZOO, MICH., Announce their Great Annual Clearing Sale of CLOAKS * JACKETS. WE OFFER One-Third Off On all Misses’ and Children’s Garments. One-Fourth Off On all Ladies’ Plain and Fur Trimmed Reefers, Jackets and Paletots. A LINE of LADIES NEWMARKETS AT YOUR OWN PRICE To ctoee out. Do no toil to get our prices before purchasing. The World is School Books. We have Hutchinson’s Physiologies, Harper’s Geographies, Robinson's Arithmetics, Sheldon’s Readers, Sander’s Spellers, Harper’s Readers, Brand's Physiologies, Davis & Peck’s Arithmetics, Barnes’ History', Fetter's Arithmetics. Reed & Kellogg’s Grammars, Appleton's Readers, Swinton's History, Townsend's Civil Government, Monteith’s Geographies, And every book used in Barry County. New and second hand. Fred L. Heath THE DRUGGIST. OUR COUNTY. GoneraL The Lmu Table Co., of Naahvlile, are getting out samples for tbe next season's trade. F- E- Andrews, of Bellevue, brought to J. B. Marshall, of Nashville, a load of clover seed for which he received 8806.25. for thb ry County. ~ WHOLE NO. 1903 COUNTY NEWS. (^“Additional county news on inside pages. hicr. The Nashville’s literary citizens have arrang­ ed for a scries of entertainments instruc­ tive and pleasing for the winter. HISTORY OF A WEEK. The United Textile Factory Workers’ association of Great Britain has peti­ tioned parliament to remonetize silver. Nine men working oo a bridge at Helena, Mont, were carried down by tbe f*® ot th® alructure and three were killed. The actual Ion by Are of the Chicago Arc Light and Power company was only $75,000, instead of $540.000, as at first re­ ported. Advices from Dexia state that the rebel forces have defeated the imperial trooDs and are now marching on the city of Pekin. ' Pipe laying for Naahvlile'* water works will be completed this week. Malcolm W. Ford, tbe athlete, was dis-’ Inherited and disowned by his father when he determined to make bls living by athletics. Tbe old man died'the other day, leaving $1,800,000. but not a oeut for Malcolm. ■ Lake Michigan is lower than at nny pre­ ,P.' {’?ca,r* lo e n,ore 1’-1” a ” little .. erv a appear* u> .? txmore Lthan end^?rn‘iu "«*»■««* over Eph. Luca.’ vious time In Its history, and the Chicago pumping works are unable to get a full alleged alleged brutal brutal trentinuni treatment n. oi hi« his horse. nHe supply of water. was tried and found guilty In Justice Tbe children’s department of tbe Con­ Barden's court there, and was fined*$50 and costs. The defense appealed to the vent of Our. Lady of Mercy at Newburgh, N. Y.^-was totally destroyed by Are. The circuit court, Inmates escaped without Injury. Martin L. Cole is the new station agent Frank Howard nnd Charles C. Macknbfor the C. K, a s. at Woodland. bln. two young club men of Baltimore, ’While Geo. W. Smith was north hunting arc going to walk from tbe “Monumental City” to Phihidelpbia on a wager. he traded dogs with a man 140 miles noith Somebody at Dayton, O., robbed two of Woodland. Four days after Mr. Smith returned his son camo running into the Roman Catholic priests of over $600 which house exclaiming, ‘Ta pa, Old Bose has they had collected for mission school and orphan asylum purposes in Mesopotamia. come back."—Woodland News. Martin' C. and Martin H. R. Barthel, father and son. both trusted employes of Bruah Ridge. the St. Louis Concordia Publishing com­ Delayed Letter. pany, are short in their accounts, their John Ruuse has sold his farm. Our school commenced on Monday of peculations covering, it is said, a number last week with Mrs. Cupei Robinson as of years. Lieutenant Governor W. F. Sheehan teacher. Qualls and quail hunters are quite (elect), of New York, lias been made a member of tbe national Democratic com­ numerous. We shall soon have a wedding to report. mittee to succeed Herman Oelrichs, re­ Geo. Robinson, of Delton, was on our signed. He announces himself in favor cf holding the national convention at Buf­ streets one, day last week. _____ F. Leonard and wife, of Cloverdale, falo. were visiting at John McBaine's Sunday. It would seem as If some people had no Girard Palmer, of Detroit, has a sou 10 time to go hunting any other day.but Sun­ years old who weighs UP pounds and a day. Is there no law to stop suth viola­ daughter of a few years older who weighs tions of the Sabbath? From morning till evening one can continually near the ' The Chilian government is said to have crack of the hunter's gun. , been unofficially notified by the supreme court that the prosecution of cx-BalmaRutland. cedlsta is unconstitutional B..H. Benham was in Kalamazoo last The New York Times has increased ite week on busiiu->s. price from 3 cents to 3 cents per copy. In Fred Howe and Lynn Laukard are on 1873 Tbe Times led the movement to the sick list. charge but 2 cents for morning papers In W. Mention and wife of Kalamazoo re­ Gotham. joice over the advent of an 8 lb. boy. The latest figures indicate that the six Will and wife, nee Addle Howe, were men who robbed tbe 'Friseo express car formerly residents of east Rutland. Mrs. Nora Willison, who has been III uear-St. Louis Monday night secured in so long wjth typhoid fever, is now able to the neighborhood of $75,00). The Farmers Institute nt Nashville, to lie held under the auspices of the state Ixmrd of agriculture will commence Januarj- 35th. Hit up a little. Mr. and Mrs. Montgomery mourn tbe Io?,# of their eldest (laughter. The funeral was held at the Ptxlunk church, Sunday. A petition in favor of local option Is being circulated iu this locality. It is time something should be done when a saloon keeper boasts that he has taken In over S80 in one half day. N. D. Merrifield, formerly of this piace place but now of Clarksville, Ionin county, has been at his farm tbe last few days. Htate Road. Will Johnson has gone north to work. Estelle Caiwrll has gone to work The ladles dime society met nt Mrs. Harry Andrus last Saturday, and report a very nice time. Mrs. Burkhart, living on the town line, was buried lari Sunday. Mrs. Hobbs is at Hastings taking cart of a sick daughter. Mr. WaWren has moved into Will Kennedy's house for the winter. A. «. Corttight and wife visited friends in Caledonia last Week. Mrs. Paul Turner died In the township of Richland last week and her remains were brought here for Inierrment. . Cards are out announcing the wedding of Will Ferrin and Mias Sarah lAwrence, which Is to take place on Wednesday, the 9th. Married, Dee. 5th., 1891, at the home of ,the groom by Re*. Pope. Moses Olm­ stead to Mrs. M. Klock, of Oneida county. New York. Upon this occasion many near relatives as well as old friends and neigh­ bors w ere invited to witness the ceremony. Banfield. There will be a grand temperance con­ cert at tbe Church' next Sunday' night, which will t>e interesting to every man, woman and child. There will be a donation for Rev. Wal­ lace at the Bresee hall this week Friday evening. t _ F. Mother’s wife returned home last Saturday, after a weeks visit with friends abroad. Mrs. David Stiles Is on the sick list; Mr. Stiles is on the gain. Herbert Bowman has improved the looks of his place, by moving that old barn back where it ought to have been built. It Is rumored that Hardey Bellinger will go to Charlotte and put up a fanners’ shed. Doty A Stringham are around buying lambs at a nickel a pound for the Christ­ mas market. creasing the Miuisalppf al McGregor. . During October last In elghty-flva Xobraaka counties farm mortgaaea to tba amount of $1,343,538 were paid up an(j —. leased. La grippe has become epidemic in many parte of Europa, and In Barlin sbaooi. dlict of municipal affairs Is aerionaly in­ terfered with by the diaeasc. An explosion of pu caused a serious fire in the offices and train eked of tho recently completed Jera<y City terminal depo; of the Pennsylvania railroad; lost about 13^000. Fire destroyed the Western Normal college at Shenandoah, la., causing a loot of *10,000, on which there was $38,000 in* A thousand Hebrew families are on the way to the Argentine Republic to join tht colony established through the munifi­ cence of Baron Hiracb. Edward M. Field is the third member of hl» family to go insane His sister Alice Is hopelessly Io sane, and a cousin was at one time declare 1 n lunatic. Monday, Dec. 7. Flower’s official majority for governor of New York Is 47.937. The northwestern blizzard has collapsed for a time far want of wimL Captain George L. Clydesdale, a Inks navigator, ot Chicago, is dead, aged 07. Detroit is organizing to capture—If it can—the Democratic national conven­ tion.'' W. J. Hussey, instructor in astronomy at Add Arbor, has received a call to Licit observatory. He will probably accept tb4 position. Timothy E. Byrnes, a prominent poli­ tician of Minneapolis, has been indicted for forgery of satisfaction of mortgages. A woman in tbe department of Moraxon, Honduras, has given birth to a child with but one ear and a stogie eye in the front Of the bead. Charges have been made at Salt Taks City against T. H. Paraons, United States marshal, that be debauches his femalt 'prisoners. Charley Mitchell, tbe pugilist, professes to be anxious to meet Jim Corbett with gloves or •‘raws." and is coming to this country to say so. Mrs. Parnell, the dead leader's mother, has sailed for Ireland with her son John to help settle the fairs of Charles Stewart Parnell, who left do will. Bishop Laughlin (Roman Catholic), oi Brooklyn, during the rite of confirma­ tion, rebuked the parents of his parish for permitting the girls to wear bangs. Henry Keller, of Saux Center, Minn., Is trying to make the connection between electricity and tbe fai mer’s plow, and thinks he will succeed in doing away with horses. It has been discovered at Buffalo, N. Y., that thieves bare stolen thousands of dol­ lars' worth of goods from New Yord Cen­ tral car*, hut it hasn't been^discovered who the thieves are. The police nt KletT, Russia, have suc­ The Bellefont, Pa., Nail company has ceeded in closing 150 vodka distilleries assigned with liabilities of $300,000, and which were In the hands of the Jews, who an extension of three years has been conducted them also as drinking shops, granted which will probably enable ths Thpmrt.McGrath,a NewYork fi-year-old, works to resume before long. got caught ln\the spokes ot a wagon and whirled round’ white tbe wagon was Seveuty-Qve miners were killed at St. rapidly dravnr half a block. He died Etleune, France, by an explosion. from his injuries. ' The 4-yrar-old sou of Daniel Hand Is Thirteen alleged anarchists were' fined from $10 to $IGO each by Ju«tlc_- Wood­ lost in the woods near May’s Landing, man at Chicago. The fines were suspend­ ed at the request of the prosecution, to Senator A. J. Bell, of Pebrla. Illa, a prevent an appeal. prominent Democraiic politician and Edward t’lntcr, an American crook who leader,As dead, aged 52. swindled people by pretending to turn One man was killed and six Injured by meral into gold, has been rearrested at an explosion at die Maryland Steel Com­ London on another charge of selling bonds pany's works in Baltimore. stolen from the Barings in 1888. The Pacific Mail company’s new stranv George J. Reis, hit wife and three sons, ship Nicaragua has been wrecked of San aged respectively 22, 11 and 7 years, were Salvador. She cost $330,000. smothered to death by the smoke of their W. H. Peck, of Pla'teville, Wis., dkd burning home at Detroit. The fire started .In Medison. He had been protuinent io in tbe Reis grocery on the first floor of ’'Wisconsin educational circles for many tbe house. « Friday, Dec. 4. Mrs. Anthony, the mother of Judge An­ thony, of Chicago, died at Sterling, Ills. Ed Feeback fell down tbe shaft of tbe Porter mine at Carthago, Mo., and was killed. Mrs. Elizabeth Dodge died at D.imsriscotta, Mt, aged over 100 years. Her elater lived to be 103. David A, Butler, dry goods, Nashville, have assigned. Liabilities, $38.160; assets, goods, value not stated. Mrs. Schulte, of Hardin county, Iowa, is suspected of having poisoned her hus­ band, William Schulte. Prince Bismarck took part tn tbe debate In the krelMag of Ratzeburg Wednesday, and was cord inUy received. A loss ot $28,000 was caused by fire started by a dust rcploslon in tbe drt% mill of Murray & Nickell, Chicago. D. J. Boyce’s coal and lumber yard and other property at Plainfield, N. J., was destroyed by Are. Loss, $150,000; insur­ ance, $50,000. Tbe budget committee of tLe German reicbatag has voted 900,000 marks to be devoted to providing a German exhibit at the World’s fair in Chicago in 1893. The chief of tbe ordnance hureaq wants $4,780,291 for the next year’s work on big guns, etc., all but about $600,000 being for the armament of vessels now authorized. The negotiations for the redemption of duties on United States imports to tbe British West Indian colonies show there is a great discrimination in favor of other countries. . F. B. Talbott and wife of Union City A blizzard la lagiug in North Dakota who have been visiting friends here re­ and Minnesota. turned home last Thursday. Auztria has formally removed the pro­ Urie Beck and wife, who have been hibition on the importation of American visiting In the southern part of the state, pork. returned home Wednesday. Judge Collins, of Chicago, beard twenWm. E. Bowen with others attended the tr-«lx divorce case* at the rate of one each Masonic insurance meetinfc In Grand eight minutes. Rapids last week. Yale's annual report shows that tba F. W. Smith’s annual Thanksgiving hall college received $343 394 in gifts during was well attended and a good time was had tbrpast ye*. by all present. _ , At Creston, la., Joseph Mau. bh wife Oamer Burpee, of Grand Rapids, has and (heir two chi dren were fatally burned moved bock on hls- farm. by a ga«oline explosion. John Birdseli, after fourteen years ab­ The chief propbet of a new band of holi­ sence from thia place, has again taken up ness at Kansas City predicts the end of hl» residence on the banks of Payne lake. the world on Christmas. Our road commissioner, L. B. Pryor, la A real wild man exist" In the wood* in abroad In the land, letting road job*. Our geaiai supervisor. 8. C. Ritchie, la the vicinity ol Vandalia.1 H .ami tbe people frequently seen on our streets looking are going on a grand hunt tor him. Alouao Burlingame, surveyor of Clay­ after the Interest of the town. Sam makes ton county, U., was drowned, while A rumor ix current at Constan Hoopla that a fresh plot ban been discovered among t be < Ulcers of the arm/ to depose the sultanj Tbe Unified States supreme court haa postponed thb hearing In the Ficlden and Schwab anarcLixt cases until tbe second Monday in January. Baron Arthur Rothschild, a nephew at the bead of tbe great financial boose, fe serving his twelve mouths in tbe French army as a private soldier. During the recent blizzard in North Dakota farmers were caught so short of fuel that they bad Coburn their furniture to keep from freezing to death. Dr. W. F. Standiford, who was dlachargi-d from tbs Dwight institution as cured in May last, died from acute alco­ holism at Chicago Saturday night. • The eldest son of the Crown Prines ot Denmark is ecriously ill with influenza. It la pstinxated that 13,000 persons were affected with the disease in Hamburg last week. A sperm whale forty feet long wm washed ashore nt Ocean City, Md.. and upon being cut epeu a five gallon demi­ john of good rye ahlsky was found In Its stomach. Is there any mysterious reason now un­ known to the learned doctors why people with light hair should become seasick quicker titin those with dark? Yet Charles Young, clerk of the steamer City of Chica­ go. nays this is so. . "I can tell ’em," Clerk Young said, ‘‘an soon m they come on the boat whether they are going to be seasick or uot. When I see a girl with light hair and light blue eyes, who walks in with a kind of uncertain gait, as if she did not know exactly where she was stepping, I bay to myself, ‘‘Young lady, you’ll be sick before we arc an hour out." But when tbe black eyed woman comra. who walks on board tbe boat just as if she had buslnean there, I know that, any ordinary am will not affect her in tba'leazU come sick on this steamer are decided blonds. You may laugh at thU, but I have made quite a study of it. and 1 will tell you 1 am right. If wo bad a long run 1 auppoae It would fetch them all. My obaenattoa has been confined, of course, to the sixty the summer time ought, according to my opinion, to make nobody aick. But them light haired people will keel over and waak to die quicker than anybody. WbyialtF'— Chicago Tribune. �Tbe largest and most pleasing line of holiday noveltie*, at RnaaelFa. Be sure to see Morrill <t Co’s complete stock of clothing and geuts furnishing goods before you buy. It will pay you for they are always tbe first to bring in tbe new things lu that line. . Kep Silsbee, manager of M. H. Fuller’s jewelry store, wishes to announce that he is In it for the holiday trade. Rogers Bros triple plate silver knives and forks, every one guaranted, only S3.50 per dozen. Miss Sarah Jones has arranged for another concert, to be given Thursday evening, Dec. 17. The Olivet College male quartette will take a prominent part, and Miss Anna B. Shepard will also be upon the program. For further particulars see bills acid papers next week. Hastings Banner Thursday, Dec, 10.. 1891. ^wmrrak'icDnu aboT r NOTICE ^ ! Complying with general re­ quest, BEECftAM’S PILLS will in future for the United States be covered with a ' tntl a Bu. M«w Additional Local. Untrimmed felt hats at Russell’s for 2S Boys felt boots only 40 cents nt the Bankrupt store. Lunches served at all hours at W. E. Allgeo's bakery. Ladies fine lace shoe, trimmings for *2.25. Silk and chiffon mufflers at Russell's. patent leather handkerchiefs and For all goods In the baker's line call at The Y. M. S. C. will give a Union hall this evening. party In For fresh hand-made confectionery, go to W. E. Allgeo’s bakery. Z For underwear go to the Bankrupt .store, tbe tireless toilers for trade. Do not tail to get a scarf, ribbon, lace or shawl plu at F. R. Pancoast's. At Fuller’s jewelry store is the place to buy your Christmas presents. A line of bottles (cheap) for covering at Fred U Heath\ the druggist Funs and fur trimmings In great variety and at taking prices at Russell's. Buy your Christmas slippers at F. G. Stowell's. He has a dandy line. If tn need of a watch do not fail to call at John Baumer’s and get prices. Morrill A Co. have the finest line of neck scarfs ev«| shown In the city- See onr sign wer tbe door and make no mistake. . Hicks A Spkxck. to the constitutionality of tbe mortgage tax law. The general opinion seems to be that a law which taxes lu Michigan the property of a citizen of another state can­ not bold water. • And if it could. It would be most disastrous to the borrowers. Like most everything else attempted 'by the squawbucks, this law Is a hollow farce, a piece of buuieombe. • We ndtlce in the Charlotte Republican that the postmaster ut, Chester has called a meeting of the fourth-class postmasters of Eaton county for the purpose of perfecting an organization, which In turn will work with a national organization of fourth­ class jMJsiniastera to effect an Increase in the compensation of such postmaster*. We suggest that Barry county postmasters should gel together and organize for the same purpose. Tbe pay of postmasters of !!-.y class is outrageously small. 1/The newly elected officers of Barry Todge No. 13, K. of P., are as follows: P. IL Dunning, V. C. J. L. Crawley, Prelate: Ed. Holbrook. K. of R. * & Mark Glilman. M. of F. E. DeGroot. M. of E. Hale Kenyon, M. at A. I). W. Reynolds, P. C. D. W. Reynolds was elected representa­ tive to the Grand Uxlgr. The newo^ceni will be publicly lustglled on tbe first meet­ ing of next year. Goods you can have. Bankiu pt Stoke. Spence Bros.’ leading boot and shoe deal­ ers off Barry county. Have you eewi those Lion Process shoe* at F. G. Stowell’s? Sec him before you Are you looking for Xmas presents? If ao be sure to sec Morrill & Co's fine line of gents furnishing goods, Bert Tinkler has opened up his stock of groceries in the “Little Brick" and is going at prices liammer and tongs. Sec hltn If you want bargains. Look out for our continued story, a brief notice of which was published last week. Also see that your Bakner Is paid Are you looking for the finest Hue of haoKlkerchtefs and mufflers from which to ■take your selection for ChristmaaT You wtil find It at Russell's. Invalids should buy food especially Mde for them. W. E. Allgeo has a fine Hw of Crackwelte kdcI Grahgm wafers wade especially for Invalids. Do Dot go bare footed. Call at the Bankrupt store and get a pair of the fa- I want all your Oar ,bta< Io wmtlotot I, M take ata l»t n couldn't do it It we didn't Hicks ASpxnck. Irv. Cressey visited hft fattier iu Plain­ well last week. TharMay evening. Dec. IT. the OH ret quartette will give au entertalument In Union hall, awriated by Miss Anna B. Shepard, without doubt the finest seprano singer in the state. Tbe people of this take part. Tbe Olivet quartette gave an entertainment In the Preabyteriau church last April and all who heard them will ad­ vertise tbe entertainment While there may be better quartettes Id exlrtanee. yet It la positive that none ever came Into this part of the country. Min Sarah Jeoes se- that It will be well patronized. While Will Spence and Lovers of Will Haffmn minute or ao. In turning a comer the cutter tipped over and Mr. Huffman went through several gyrations and acrobatic FOR Fred Adams, of Plainwell, npent Sun­ day in this dty. Alexander Foster, of Bedford, was in the city last week. Senator Col grove was In Woodbury on business Thursday. She is wide awake and room for you all and we can sell you Goods Cheaper than Grand Rapids Kalamazoo or Battle Creek, Or any other town. Come and be convinced at the BANKRUPT STORE Mr. Alling started for New York yes­ terday for a visit among relatives. A. E. Dickennan left Monday on a busi­ ness trip through Pennsylvania and New York. Mra.C. H. VanArthan, of Grand Rapids. Is the guest of Mr. and Mrs. D. S. Goodyear. Dr. Shepard, of Grand Rapids, was In the city Tuesday, being called' here for consultation. We are Dead in Line, and Prices No Object. IT’S MONEY WE WANT, Rev. Campbell Fair, ot Grand Rapid*, was the guest of Mr. and Mrs. John Pendergast Monday. Mr*. T. J. Bush ami Mrs. IL T. French, of Middleville, were guests of Mrs. Carrie Goodyear yesterday. Rev. A. D. Grigsby went to Nashville yesterday and lectured brfurc the Congre­ gational society in the evening. MONEY WE MUST HAVE All Goods at Bottom Prices! Jesse Tefft returned 'yesterday from a four weeks' visit with his parents and other relatives In Bchuont. N. Y. Messrs Scltoonmaker ami Anderson, two prominent Plainwell attorneys, were In the city on legal bUKiness last week. Royce Barlow’s many friends here will be gratified to learn of hls promotion at the Orchard Lake Military Academy. He now ranks as captain. Wishing You All a Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year, Mr. Edwards, representing the large wholesale bouse of Phelps, Dodge APalmer of Chicago, was In the city last week looking after the firm’s Interests. TIRELESS TOILERS FOR TRADE. Miss Hattie L. Flitter reached this rity Tburwlay evening from Vermont She will engage In music teaching, and tier presence here will afford a rare opportun­ ity for thoie who desire to take such in­ struction?, Miss Puffer Is a graduate of the best music schools of the east, and an experienced and successful teacher of music. She will make her home with her brother. Rev. W. M. Puffer. Every body Is Invited to see the stock of holiday goods at John Beumer'S jewelry store. Spence Bros, hare the exclusive agency for the celebrated “Snag Proof’ rubber boots. It will pay you to buy them when you want rubber boots. No .. ..yiJ®® BB<1 Residence «; assess?4' Hastings Is still a record breaker. This High School. time It was done by the felt boot factory. Two more weeks of school, and then the One day this week there were made at the students can have a few days sport. Hastings Wool Boot factory, more felt Clarence Phillipa has been absent on ac­ boots than were ever made before by any count of sickness. Clarence is missed similar institution in the world In one day. very much by his school mates. Id 12J* hours there were 112K cases of Mrs. Cha*. Audrus and Mrs. Seymour wool boots made and ISO cases packed. Andrus gave our school a pleasant call As there are 12 pairs of boots In each case, Tuesday afternoon. ■ the total production for tbe day was 1358 Six of tbe high school students have pairs of felt boots, with 1500 pairs packed. made up their minds that throwing suow This breaks the record, completely smashes balls la not in their line of business. It In fact, and General Manager Pender­ It seems to be customary for tbe boys to gast and bls hustling force of employees come to school with their eye in n sling, are entitled to a great deal of credit for since snow balling has come Into effeeL the excellent day’s work. Clarence Kinney was obliged to quit “I am afraid It will enow,” tmid the first school this week ou account of sickness at speaker. • Guess not, think it will rain," We are glad to any that the high school said tbe second speaker, “but 1 don't mind such trifles," he continued. buy all my has a choir they can feel proud of, and the footwear of Spence Bros., tbe leading students should help them all they can. The high school circuit court has been dealers of Hastings, and so 1 am protected from tbe Inclemency of tbe weather. 1 adjourned UDtfHtfter the holidays on ac­ find they do business ou the square, and count of tbe judges being absent. Do sot fall to attend the literary next their word I have never had occasion to Monday night. thing for youraelf, dear reader. They have a special line suitable for holiday gifts, common sense articles that give corn- word to the fanners. Judge Smith conducted a suit In Wood­ bury Monday. instance of Al. Jones. The charge against J. A. Reeves, of Kalamazoo, was in the Mr. Rork Is that he secured lire signature city the fore part of the week. of Mr. Jones to a note through false repre­ Mr. and Mrs. Crocker, ot San Francisco, sentations. Mr. Rork gave bonds Id tlie sum of *1,000 with bis son-in-law, Mr. are visiting at J. W. Bancroft's. Bclson, and C. II. Bauer as sureties. II. N. Mead, of Charlotte, was in the Tbe supreme court will soon decide as city last week visiting relatives. “What n nice Hue of candles you have on hand.” Is the remark of every one that visits our store. We have heard it so Don’t fail to see tbe elegant line of new much that we believe it and you will too if neck wear just received al Morrill &• Co’s. you give us a call. Yes, that’s my regular business to keep If you want a fine neck scarf for Christ- the best line sf candles In the city, besides ■saa. you com find them at the Bankrupt everything first-class in tbe bakery line. No need to send to Grand Rapids or Kal­ ’ Ail kinds of stamped goods in patterns amazoo for candies, for A. E. Benkes writable for gifts for the holidays, at keeps the best he can buy and anything special which he has not lu stock he .will BrnmelTa. be pleased to get for you on short notice. A large and fine line of chamois skins About 15 years ago Ed. Blake, of Mid­ tor fancy work at Fred L. Heath’s, the dleville, purchased a Jas. Boss gold filled druggist watch, the case of which was warranted Hau and caps, furnishing goods, ladies for 20 years. Of late a defect was noticed ailk mitts, ladies kid gloves etc. at Bank- The case was returned as not being what it was warranted to be. and the company John Beumer, the jeweler, has a large were only too glad to make their warrant stock of eight day and one day clocks good, and prompt!} sent ou a new case. Tbe watches are bandied by Frank Pan­ coast and if you want to buy good, reliable Call at the Bankrupt store and we will watches or jewelry of any sort call on him. Mve you nxjuey on felts and rubbers. He deals only with reliable houses and consequently only sells reliable goods. Children's spring heel overshoes at For further particulars see bis ad. in this Money we wapt. J. G. Rix, of Greenville, was In the city over Sunday. W. D. Hayes and R. K. Grant spent Sunday at Wall lake. Hastings has long needed a place where C. L. Glaugow, of Nashville, was in the a complete stock of fine confectionery was kept. Mr. W. E. AIigeo proposes to sup­ atty on business Friday. ply this need, and will keep at hls bakery Miss Lillian Wardell, of Nashville, spent at all times the very best line of these Sunday with her parents. goods: also fresh fruits and nuts. Call Samuel Carson, of Galesburg, was in there when you need any of these goods. the city Friday on business. Asa Rork. whose failure in business Dr. Thomas, ot Allegan, made this of­ was recorded In .these columns a few weeks ^go, was arrested Saturday at the fice a pleasant call Saturday. completely disguising the taste of the Pill without in any way impairing its efficacy. Bn.-. PERSONALMENTION, M. D. Ferris, of Sbelby, was In the city Monday. REMEMBER If you are in need of drugs call at the frri. BsUMqh Ung Sim. A complete line of drugs, medicines and cigars. Pres­ criptions and receipts accur­ ately compounded. Pocket books at cost. A fine and com­ plete line of combs, toilet soap*, nursing bottles and fit­ tings; hair, tooth and clothes brushes; books, pens, pencils, stationary etc. The bestgold pen* on the Market. Eye glasses very cheap. The larg­ est and best line of chamois, sponges, perfume, satchet pow­ ders, thermometers and artists’ material in Hastings. An ex­ tensive line of holiday goods Bemeuiber onr BANKRUPT STORE, Hastings, Mich W. R. Layton, Mgr HOW 15 THIS ? The Jas. Boss Filled Gold'Watch Case will Outwear a Solid Gold Case •- Every Time. Philadelphia, 'Hov. 15, 1891 Mr. F. R. Pancoast, Hastings, Mich Dear Sir; le are in receipt of your favor of 3rd inst., also Jas Boss case^$2579, . n _ and _______________ __ inquiry would say that in reply to your this case has been in use for about 15 years ____ i. However, as the case was guaranteed for 20 years ’ ‘ take pleasure in letting your . . we shall customer have a new one in exchange for it, free of charge. Please have the enclosed voucher filled out and signed by the owner of the, case and return it to us at your earliest convenience, le will ship new case immediately on its receipt. • Yours truly, KEYSTONE WATCH CASE CO,, Per E. R. Snow. Philadelphia, Deo 5, 1891 Mr. F. R. Pancoast, Hastings, Mioh Dear Sir: We in receipt from-you. duly filled out , , are , ------- --r-w of voucher •vuuku; llUUf YOU, QU1V find hova ___ MchliS6?;^ °ent ...... y°U 1by t0-daY's express a newJ case in case in satisfactory th °ld °”e returned- whioh trust will be entirely at vo«ieA»ri^=? the en?loaed receipt signed and return it to us at your earliest oonvenienoe. -— bualn2athmfl f?r your words °t appreciation of our way of doing ?n ™ b t0 aMure you that you need have no hesitation more f ““v® Under “y circumstances, as we are always ^IrMt^a Baka 8°?d any defeota. and to stand up for our guarantees in every way possible. Yours truly, KEYSTONE WATCH CASE CO., , Per Snow. The Above Case Belonged to E. F. Blake Middleville. You can always Jmd the GENUINE JAS. BOs>S CASE at F. R. PANCOAS T’S �Hastings Ba: ' JiLidnn. Thurtday. I**. 1«, mi. has returned from 51 W _ ____ t Maw Tot. to California. , -w- —wurc <X xiua wis Munn Nellte Feighner, of Hastings, spent Bun­ Wm. Jar.-ard and wife have returned 'Jaekaon Fire Clay & Tite Co. day with lier sister. Lula Felgbner. from their visit to frk-uds In Isabella and McCoy’s prices on furniture are right eoraer *urvey stakes Mrs. Leslie Reynolds and children of Newaygo counties. M. L. Willlama, past service* Ser that line of chairs and rocker* at Grand Rapids, are visiting al Henry Month DUlen expect* soon to go to the , supervisor 100 00 Wolcott’s. Bnd tun,w» sack» Geo. W. Abbey, same....... McCoy northern part of the state to work. 1W 00 Shirley Smith, of Hastings, spent Sun­ W 131--- J------ - _ . . W. C. Meek Is teaching school at Cedar For furniture novelties for the holidays, or oom to ram, u,.,wro| , J'*"*«*»wo 1™- cart fire.......... -— day at bis grandfather's. 1). W. Smith's. L. E. Stouffer, supplies? Creek this winter. ... to McCoy a. 8 70 Dewitt Tanner. Frank Geiger and S. E. v Csurvey, etc. John DUlen has built him a new sheep Cook, of Charlotte, were bore over Sunday barn. For a tine display of t»eautlful and use* Day after day we read of tbe Russian G.E, Balch, do 8100 visiting friends. I ,1 holiday presents. go to McCoy’s fnmlGrant Hobart has returned to bls home famine In the daily papers, but we really Jaaon McElwain, no... 16 50 Rev. C. M. Arthur attended tlie L O. in Isabella county. 9 00 do not half be1 teve the tales therein told. A. H. Keith, livery, survey G. T. district lodge at Hastings Tuesday. Henry Clever has built an addition to SeargtMtni A Cxi., two cars coal. ... 140 25 -.mu-thing to make your friends rejoice We Imagine that there Is something be­ L. C. Boise and wife, of Grand Rapids. his barn. what you are looking for for Christinas. hind it all willed cannot lie discovered. Jas. Shay, haul same 10 20 John Conley and wife have gone to Moved by Aid. Reynolds that acct*, be Dakota, are visiting relatives and old V. u il And what you want at McCoy’s. That human beings can sink so low as to friends hero. Woodland to stay until after the holidays. ( eat “hunger-bread,’* made of dry dung, allowed and order* drawn. Carried. Tbe C. L. 8. C. alumni gave a banquet a you are pleased with pretty things. C. C. Deinery and son were at Marshall Ayes, Bentley, Nelsen, Reynold*, Seutz, ENJOYS Tuesday evenlnig at the residence of Mrs. with a load of poultry last Thursday. . .miiuol fall to be pleased with those tree bark, powdered peas and goose-foot, Spence: nay*, nque. passes our comprehension. We talk about J. H. Hmith which was grand. Miss L. tii.isome eheneiUe table covers, at Mrs. Robert Shoup has a sister and son Both the method and result* whan Moved by Aid. Reynolds to refer ac­ our own j>oor and we think we know Home­ Addle Nichols wrote ami read a poem for visiting her from Indiana. Syrup of Fig» is taken; it is pleasant count* of Welaaerl Bros, and C. W. thing about poveity, but the absolute want Mrs. Wilber Hawks Is quite blck with and refreshing to the taste, and acta Warner be referred to the finance com­ the occasion, music was furnished by V present useful aud beautiful—a hand-' of food w bleb causes a man to tight for Mteae* Ora Smith and Greta Young, and the erysipelas. gently yet promptly on tho Kidoeya, . me lady's silk umbrella. Kunsell has a bread w hich even an animal would disdain mittee. Carried. with tbe sumptuous suppt-r and tlie quota­ Geo. Mosey will begin his winter term Moved by Aid. SeuU to adjourn to 6210 Liver and Bowels, cleansea the pya,(!.? line of these goods,„ Just received for —this, thank God, Is unheard of i^ere. tions everything was complete. of school In district No, I, Kalamo, this Yet that la true, to a certain extent in p. m. Friday. Dec. 4. 1891. hoUtUy trade. Prof. G. M. Ritchie, of Ijinsing, gave a week. tem effectually, dispels colds, hr id-' Adjourned. Russia, is undeniable. The more we learn lecture on Delsarte last Friday evening at There was a surprise party nt Wil! aches and fevers anc^ cures habitual .’•■bn Bewrner. the jeweler, sold one of J. B. Robert*. Recorder. the more clearly the facU appear In their the opera house and on Saturday morlnlng - ' cn octave piano cased organs to Miss constipation. Sjrup of Figs is the Common council met lu regular session he organized a class which be will instruct Clever's last Friday evening. Gilbert Lapham was quite senuusly I -hncr. n music teacher at Wall lake. true light, and unless humanity the world Friday. Dec. 4. ’91. only remedy of its kind ever pro­ tjver, Irrespective of race or prejudice, on Saturdays. ] hurt last week by having one of his horses : Is no letter organ made. Mayor McCoy in the chair. duced, pleasing to the taste and ac­ comes to the aid of these starving people, kick him. Roll call, prevent. Bentley, Manee, McCoy, tl»e furniture man, has a large their doom is sealetI. A recent writer in Philip Maurer has. moved onto the old ceptable to the stomach, prompt in Nelson. Sentz, and Spence; absent, Geo. Lee Is on the sick HsL elegant line of etchings, photo- The Illustrated American speaks ot tlie Bllnston, Reynold* anti Waters. Marshall farm recently purchased by him. its action and truly beneficial (n its Old Mr. Cortrigbt has moved to Battle .me*, pastels and water colors. They famine as follows: “If the entire popula­ Delbert Shoup has gone to Emmet effects, prepared only from the most Moved by Aid. Bentley that the subject • ui<*t acceptable holiday gifts, and tion of the United States iu 1800. men, nfiktter of report of committee on electric Creek. county to spend the winter. healthy and agreeable substances, its Prof. Pixley Is to have a concert at the Frank Oversmlth went to Buffalo with a > are very cheap. women and children had been threatened lights be referred to the committee to re­ M. E. church. many excellent qualities commend it | with starvation, Uie sitnation tn this conn­ load of Mock last Friday night. Wo understand tlie city Is about to conport at next meeting. Carried. There Is a hunting party from Battle Daniel Wolfe and daughter are visiting to all and have made it the most ' try would have bean what the situation is Moved by Aid. Bentley that when with the electric light company for 12 Creek camping on C. W. Taylor’s farm friends in Ohio. popular remedy known. ■ said to be in the famine-stricken provinces : ,._hH. three for each ward in the city, of Russia. We numbered about thirty- council adjoutn they adjourn to OfJO p. m. I catching ail the game that they cau. Syrup of Figs is for sale in 50c Friday, Dec. 11. 1891. .• greatly reduced of 875.1)0 for each | Mr*. Alice Wilber, who has been suffer­ two millions ot people In 1860, and tlie and $1 bottles by all leading drug­ Moved by Aid. Bentley that tho recorder Ing with a severe attack of the la grippe, Delated Letter. • candle power light. The lights will number of destitute peasants in Russia is , Any reliable druggist who procure proposition far printing one or | Is able to be about again. - 'u until midnight. Ell Nichol* sent ■ box of butter to the gists. put at,tbe same figures. This comparison two hundred copies of city charteq Born, to Mr. and Mrs. Frank Squires, railroad crns><1iig <me day last week and may not have it on hand will pro­ ■ /a: the election of officers of the'Masonic will convey an Idea of the enormity of the Carried. on the 96 of Nov.? 10's pound girl. while bls hired man was after a band sled cure it promptly for any one who / for the ensuing year the fallowing affliction which has befallen the czar's Aid. Bllnston took his scat. Boni, to Lucius Hyde and wife, a girl to take it down the track to Hoopet's, a wishes to try 1L Do Dot accept any people, aud which sends , to us each day w, ie chosen: City acct*, audited. the 96th. man named Buss, from Martin, came along pathetic stories of misery aud squalor be- Hicks A Mead, sprinkling city - R. McIntyre. M. . William bhrincr has his house all ready and put it in bls buggy. When Nichols* substitute. jond belief." M. Bauer. S. W. for use. property8 50 00 man came back and found the box gone CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP CO. With the generous offer made by Mr. IL I. Hendershott years rent r. PhiiliiM, J. W-. Geo. Cla’k has retilmcd from a visit lie started back on track of the thief and S»H FHANCISCO. CAL. Hughes, it would seem as though Barry council room4. " followed him about a mile and a half west 52 00 with friend* in the north. LOVISVILU. KT. HEW V0U, K.V. eouuty would be able to furnish a carload Mrs. M. A. Morrill, quarter rent Wcissvrt, Trea,*. of the village where he overtook him and Johaitowo. . ot flour und meal to help save the perish­ I Crawley. S. D. got tbe b»x. When asked what be was engine room 03 50 ing millions ot Russia. And it is such The gale of Thursday night overturned going to do with It lie said he was going to M. Hvwp. J. D. F. 11. Barlow A Co,, supplies.... !!» 02 giving an this that enriclu* those who give. Jas. Walkei A Sou, do Bcdtwiflk, Tyler. -3 80 a straw stack for F. M. Vanness and Im­ take it to Martin in the morning. “ The Kuigara Fall* Route.” We hope our readers will see that Mr. Helen Bell is at Charlotte' thia week at* Moved by Aid. Bentley that acct*, prisoned two cattle: but the bovlncs were ■,:e«dav was the annual meetlngfbf the Hughes is kept busy. We do not like to liberated the next day by the removal of tending tbe district convention of the W. !.hollies* of the Hastings City Bank, give advice that we will not take, und tic allow i and orders drawn on re­ their »traw mattress. spective funds. Carried. i::. old directors were unanimously re- hereby authorize Mr. Hughes to purchase A fine piece of tlml>er belonging to Mrs. John Turner, of Wayland, and Burt Ayes. Bentley. BMnston. Manee, Nelson, :<-d. The showing for Use past .twelve for the Banner a bushel of wheat, and Godde is being put through the saw-mill Walker, of Martin, are spending the week BA9TXJ«M. ... > i:h* was very creditable, and highly apply it toward the purpose staled, and SewU, Spence; navs, none. by Wm. Frey. bunting and visiting with old friend*. Moved by Aid. Sent* to adjourn. . -factory to the Mockholders. During we will try and sec him paid. We hope Mr. Wall and wife, whose marriage was Jennie Beattie came home from Hastings J. B. RoiihitT*. Recorder. <-i year th<* surplu* and undivided every reader will take or send to Mr. Carried. announced a short time since, an* soon to for a few days’ vl»lt last week. • ■ have l»ecn increased over 52,000. Hughes a bushel of wheat or of corn. • x-.-up) the house lately vacated by E. F. James Reed has a nephew from Indiana . s.iir dividend paid. H is the purNye in the Crandall neighborhood. visiting him. . Hastings. •! the management t«» so Increase the Our town ha* lately laid to rest two of The reading circle was organized last ; i* a* t<» make this nue of the strongM. A.G1LLMAN*. Local Ageut. Hart)aga. Its oldest pioneers in the persons of Mrs. week with Mrs. Ell Nichols, president: rogram for C. L. S. C. which niwls at ■ uaiiks. when all conditions are cc' Wm. P. Bristol and Mr*. Wilke*. These Addie Ritchie, vice president: and Elsie ■ > w Ronorota D »’ a T s , Chicago. tbe home of Dr. Fowler. Saturdav evening. >d. in the state. good mothers have been with us a long l.aPrad. secretary. Only eight members NOTICE FOR HEARING CLAIMS. Ih*c. 12. State ot Michigan. Oounty of Barry —as. The postponed millinery hocla! took time and we trust that their,laliors^of love yet. hope mojv will fall in Hue. Thr Espleopat ladies' lozar at t'nion flotations from history lesson for the Notice l« pen-by given, that by au order of place last Wednesday evening, at Mrs. for their families and friends have been 1 t'l jeslvnlay afternoon and evening rc- ■week. THE MARKETS" tbe Protiutr Court for the County ot Barry mii-le on the 4th day ot December. *. D. last. Will ’Hughes'. A short program was ren­ duly appreciated. We who are younger t •• ed the liberal patronage It so eminent* History. Mrs. Sadie Cook. I six n>>uths froin that date were allowed for credHostings. dered and then much merriment by the can hanlly realize the privations Incident .■-vrved. The supper was flue, the Social Institutions. Mr*. Holloway. Ito's to prr-ent their claims against the estate tn the settlement of our township. Mrs. Apples -Dried. 3&4c. dacidcdly unique bonnet trimming execut­ i ot Samuel Br»key. d>-c«-;i»rd. lair ot said county. . ' r-rtaiiiiiivpt almost enjoyable one, and Recitation. Don Smith. . Itottor- 1*. .-o. decex»ed. aud that *11 er editor* of sold deceased the gentlemen. Supper was Bristol came with her husband to Johns­ Clover so®u •xN)»4.23. .Splay of vhares in tbe booth.* was Domestic ami Social Life of Colonists. ed by »r> required to present their claims to said Bcans-81.2fltt*l-4O per bu. served, after which games were enjoyed to town in the autumn of 1837 and sown ... ui.-it-d to give all a disposition to Mrs. Fowtfa. Probate Court, at the Probate office, tn tbe City settled on the farm they have ever since Corn — KOiJc. _ _ a late hour. of Hastings, for examination und allowance, cn : -.rchaac. And while those who saw Beef-Iiressed H.OOM^OO calved. Physical Life, Dr. loRhrop, oceupled. Tlie first town meeting was or (M'fore tbe 4th day ot June next, Mrs. J. M. RIitKcrstaff. of St. Cloud, : in < a me away with less “coin of-tlie h S c »^°B« l ’ 4 c ; calf, 5c. Reading. Washington tn English Fiction. held al their house. In the soring of 1838. w it that Mieb claims will be heard before saM Minn, has returned to Kalamazoo after via ..-.-..m" they had more than its equivalent Mrs. Dr. Fowler. court, on Friday, the 4ch day of March The aged husbands have the earnest Itard—*c. . Iting old friends in this place. Mrs. M. J. Lt ms—Selllr r» 190c per bbl; watei I ime ,81M •nd on Hatureav. the 4tb day of June .!: r >• Mjthfaction received bj- the poasesCritic, Mrs. Smith » sympathy of their friends in their separ­ next, at feu o'clock In tbe forenoon of tech at Gom accompanied her. per bbl. i of some one <«r more of the articles ation from their aged companions. those day*. Oats—31c. per bu. Professor W. Dambrougb will give a Rev. Newbury of Kalamazoo filled the Dated December 4’.h. A. D. 1891. . i.ieh combined beauty and utility. Frank C. Coleman and Harry Brinin­ Rotators - -’5c. i»-r l»U. grand Christmas entertainment consisting Baptist pulpit last Sunday. CHAS. W. AHMSTROUO. l’ork-*LB0a»4 75. stool have changed horses. Judge of Probate. '-...lay evening nearly a fatal accident of 100 maguificfmit tableaux exhibited by The ladies' missionary society will be Ftastor—Beilina at 8*^0 p*rton. Tbe Ice boat was obliged to cease Its Bait—Selfing at Mr per bbl. T i 'ned to the M- C. IL R. brakeman. the magk lantern of veiwaof Ixvndon and entertained by J. J. Perkins, Wednesday* riUiBAT E ORDER. mad gyrations for lack of ice but not fur Timothy Seed - Beliib* at 81 .<» per bu. •a .. ume* through here- on the morning । Paris in the Presbyterian church, in this the tftth Inal. State of Michigan. County of Ba«>/—as. Wheat—Ko. 1. white* A». red .so. lark of wind. At a ce-,«iloti of the Probaio tourt for the As !be train leaves Grand Rapids city, on Wednesday. l»er. 16, at S o’clock Mrs. Hopkins, who hu« been an invalid Flour—*3*0 per hundred. Mrs. Mary Montagne, relict of Rev -HU tv of Barry. holdrii at the Probate Office tn Uyn-to. . .early, it has been customary for him sharp. Tickets 25 cents, children 15 for some time, wa* burled Thursday. the city of Hsrtinga, In said county, on Toea। I’hlletus Montague, died in Comstock. Kai­ Apples—WttSOc. G. A. Blackman was railed to Richland ' ania.’.oo county, on Tuesday. Nov. 24. at a • ■:> in Uie coach. Sunday evening be cents to be obtained nt Heath’s drug store day, tt.e K h da» o! December. HPthe yearoee Itaftey-tl 10. th m-and eight hundred and alnetyonr . Early application lust week by lliv death ot his sister. Mrs. • nitoui-5Oj^»r•a u; to sleep as nsual, tbe car twine warm­ or at the parsonage. very advanced axe. Her sickness was of i-nwent, Cbarin W. Armstroug, Judge e< Chickens live dressed >e. . : . a coal stove. Owing to some defect should l>e made for tickets. Half of the Rogers. short duration. Pnuemonla and heart Probata. , •mmcneril to escape while he was proceeds go to Urn church funds. Monday evening quite a number ot our trouble with the feebleness of age severed fp the muter of the estate of Hannah SCHOOL COLUMN. Quackenbush, deerawsd. people attended tbe lecture on India the vital coni. Connecticut has given us - eping. and when workuuMt went to The ladles of the Presby terinn church Ou reading and nllng the petition, duly veri­ • i.itu u» the morning/ they found given by our old pastor Rev. Rockwell many good mothers ayl truly she was one fied. al Charles W. Jor>iaa. administrator e< | will entertain their friends at the society Mr. Clancy sails of them. Her husband was a classmate : :n an insensible rood it ion. Had he rooms on Friday next between 5.:w aiid Clancy, at Plainwell If your seat Is too hard to sit upon stand said pstnte praying that bls final areonnt this from Ne\v York Thursday, to again take of Henry Ward Beecher at Amherst up. If a rock rises up la-fore you, roll It dav filed may be brard and allowed ai.dadeerew •. : 1-een discovered just a* he was he ot <li*trtbntlon and assignment entered and he 7 o’clock. All are tuvited.-,. up the work he vdi* Obliged to leave by College and was for many years engaged away or climb over It. if you want niom-y di*charjTd from hh said trn-t ; have »oon bven riding into eternity Thereupon II is ordered, th*) Wednesday^the Rev. A. D. Grigsby will preach at the the falling of hU wife's health. He will In ministerial and reporter work in the earn it. If you wish for cotifidrnn*. prove . -mnl the c-i.-?tia! train, where coal gas ctb day of January A- D.. 1M2 at tea o.aoeft -t.uu!ani lime are unknown. As it I* Presbyterian church next Sunday. .. Morn­ stay ten years. yourself worthy of it. 11 takes longer to congregatlonalist denomination. In nil in the forenoon. t»e u‘*iRi.ed for the beartag of The 1. (>. O. F. nave In preparation a Ills lalor tor his fellow men his wife skin an elephant than a mouse, nut the •ah! petlthM.. and that the hetra at law o<aaM ; . fa;r to live a long while to tell of ing topic. Tbe Doctrine of ElKtioti. Evening. How mucli then is a man better literary and musical entertainment for was In full sympathy and accorjl. Her skin Is worth sometliing. Don’t la: con­ deceased and ail other persons inlr.reatcd to soM i. - narrow escape. , <M.ur are required to appear at a mwMM next week than a sheep? • Christian character as well as that of her tent with what another has done, surpass ol ?alu court then to be holden *X tbe ProMI* ‘ Mrs. Gru. Nelson has returned from her busband, who was laid-to rest a number of It. Deserve sueceas and It will come. Office, In the dtwof Ha*tlug». In said county, • i’- 'ilay rates. Round-tiro excursion The Y. P. S. C. E. will meet at the and sfiow cause, if any there be. why theprajwc ■ - will be *i»ld by the M!-htgan Ceuvisit rest. '-.y— ream ag-'. are worthy of note. She leaves Tbe boy was not bora a man. Tlie sun of Presbyterian church next Sunday at 6, the petitioner mav not be granlAl. And ft Mr. and Mr*. All>ert Storm.* are spend­’ one aon. and numerous relatives and a , does not rise like a rocket nor go down is further :a Nt.uzra Fall* route, at reduced ordered. That said petitioner nye n£ -'«k. To be led by Mis. Ora Me- I : - a* follow*: From all *t*tlon* we<t of ing a few days in Kalamaz<s>. host of friends both here and In tlie east like a bullet fired from a gun. Slowly tier to th* i4r*on* Interested In said crtntr, at ti»e pendrucy of said |>etltioa. and the iisarinft ' 'Unlock. I'-troil river to all Michigan Crntr where she formerly resided, among them I but surely it ruakes Its round and never thereof by causing a copy of thin order to bn The society counech'd with Emmanuel tires. It Is as easy tn la? a lender ns a published In tbe llrj.tli._-* Basner, a w-n* : Detroit Day City & Alpena railn -. 1 tiu- writer. . Delton. church will' be entertained Thursday wheel-horse. If the job la- long the pay K printed and circulated m said county Of .’i-os lexceptu-g the Toledo division. ;• tv. once iu earh week for three suorceslVU afternoon, Dec. 17. by Meedamea EdJohn McElwain, of Hasting*, was in' will be greater. If the task be hard, the •z.io'.a'.g whi'-h special provisions are tn» , w.wEs previous to -mid day of heytag. John Marks’ h->u*e caugut fire one day more competent yon must be to do It. l>. . 2-i. 25. and31. IHb’.ari I Jan. I. l-.‘2.1 Powers. J. W. Bentley. F. Baraea, P. T. town Monday. CHAHLM* W. ARUSTJMINO, William D. Howell*. (A true eopy.) Jndge ot Probata. return until Jan. 1. 1892, a; one! Colgrove. E. fAvine. K- Silsbee. Mr. C, Gluts. Warner, of Hastings, was in town last week from a defective pipe. Now vve have a barber shop. Herbert Genius uuexerted is qo more genius • i:r-thlrd fare for the round trip from I Messer, and tfie Mis*es May Roberts, ami । Monday soliciting shares tor u stock PROBATE ORDER. Hinn a bushel of acorns Is a toiest <4 oaks. . -•. itioi;- we>t of and including Ostemo. Nora Bush. Supper at the society rooms Cffupany exchange bank to be located at Sprague and S. Wolf have pul in a fine State of Michigan. County of chair and all necessary equipment* for the Tliere may be epics In men's brains, just At a session ol the Probate Court forithe i’ u wdl In- sold to Grand Rapids A from halt past, five until seven. All nre this place. a.* fliere nre uak.? In acrons but the tree r.KinlyoI Barry, hohlro at the Probate O*c«. Wm. Elliott, twp. treasurer, may Im? trade. ; -4taua railroad point*, and from stations cordially InvIOMl to come. Tbe new furnace, which whs put In and book must come out la-fore v.e can lu the Cttv of flastinr*. fn said eoontv. or >•.'*: i: and Including Michigan City to The W. C. T. T. will meet ut tht^ Fres- found cl the Thompson bouse Wednesdays onr school house this fall, is giving good measure them. How many men would pi Tuesday, tbe cixhlb day of X*«mb<wJn the year om» thousand eight hundred and ninctyotA Ch;.ug» A West Michigali railway points. bj Iti iati parsonage Tuesday, Deo.7 15, at of each week to receive taxes. tn bed dunces and wake up Solomons. Present. Charles W. Arnutrot*. Judge ■« Henry Whipple, of Kalamazoo, arrived ,satisfaction. • Half ticket* for children will be sold at p. m. All ladles Invited. in town Wednesday of last week with his ' A. C. Walt Is doing a lively business You reap what you Lave sown. Those * ?i>b*!ie niatter of the estate ot Fidelia K. ene-kalt tbb above rates. These ticket* who sow dunce seed, vice seed, laziness Nwrezry.at. Kmiiic rersoD. llverv stock. ,with his feed mill. will not be accepted for passage on the fast F. 1. Wolf and pavid Townsend are seed usually get a crop. They that sow ttemuel <’. Weh. guardtan of *‘J*’ to»ne Luc Stratton, of Bonfield, purchased a -UntWd express trains. No*. 5. 0/ 19. Common council met pursuant to call lot here Tuesday of last week on which (cutting wood for (J. E. Wood. They re­ wind reap a whirlwind. A man ot mere son having heretofore to wtl. on the «h d»I« Mas t<88. nie>t hi* Untf annual accoo»t an ami 20. Tuexby evening. Dec. I. 1891. “capacity'’ mdmrdopqd, is only an organ­ u-uanilaninsald estate and having Uae srid seven cords the first day. । he will erect a store to be used for hard- port . M. A. Gilman. AgenL ized day-dream with a skin on it. A flint Mayor McCoy presiding. time filed aevend <uImt annual acreaute Itow We nre calling for a good physician to Roll call, present. Aid. Bentley. Nelson. I ware and conducted by himself. told guardian late court pray Ing that aft here, it does not pay to gel sick and a genlua that will not strike fire aic i eunws Ja*. Utter, of Kalamazoo, is again with locate i of M»d accounts up to tbe present us* Reynolds. Srntz. Spence; abocoL Blbston, no better tian wet Junkwood. K. K. Potter at the barrel factory. (and go six miles after a doctor. bT^reu?Hin1U*te1;«lereT. that R ali h W aldo E merson . Preaching at tbc^church next Sunday by F.•’.lowing are the real estate transfers Mince, Water*. Mrs. D. Hopkins, living Just south of Moved by Aid. Nelson that petitions Nt th.- week ending December 7. 1891, as town and for a long time a sufferer from ]Eld. Fowler. “It Is a mistake not to require pupils to petPJoa. and !>u*t the heirs at law taken from the books in the register’s office: I from F. R. Fanconst ami 18 others bo laid heart trouble, died Tuesday of last week. move in lines,’’ says Mr. Wilkinson in bls erased and all other person* f'o'Jv Power to Hannah E. KemerllDg; Tt sc upon the table. Carried. Jas. A. Hunt, secretary and treasurer of uSm Win. I’. Bratol and slater were visiting “School Discipline." “Yes. that is all -stale, are required to appeaf ■* Moved by Ahl. Spence that the mayor. ■ ••• Johnstown >io» then to be hotdenat the Probair Omw i.Kephiw Fuller to <?. W. lame to ac sec 1 appoint a coniniittcc of four to investigate the Grand Rapids Stove Co., was the guest at Samuel Weeks la»l Thursday. right. 1 agree with him ou that,” responds Court, in the City of IfMCtegs. U* of R. K. Coties a few days last week. . l.-asUngt 3<J0. A reading circle will be organized at the ever)- teacher. Then why do you not gi\e .how cau*e. It anyXbere be. why the • Nonnan t'(instead to Marvin McDaniel 80 see subject of electric lighting for public F. A. Blackman was called to Gull granted. Anawv Bryant school bouse next Friday night, your signals In a manner that wiff allow tbe petitioner may not streets. Carried. • JO Atsyria HMD. Corners last Thursday by a message giving further ordered, that said -.nH-.Kwv fU® m** , H- K m-torick to Fred Taadt e mote 8 ft 3 pupils to thus move? If you fin them to the person* Interested tn said —ta^. M W Mayor names as such committee Aid. with D. C. Waroerws biipcrlntcnd^it notice of his sister's death. b»t :: Middles (fie 07.10. Mnu C. W. LwUfr is slowly recovering off in a manner that’precludes any such pendeicv ot Mid petrtleo end the,heart* ( L Frederick to A fl Frederick Parcel Qty । Spence. Sentz. BUnstim and Nelson. Win. VanHorn moved into his new thereof, by causing » eopy of this order to t> thing, what can you expect? Give signals twhilshed Babtlugx. Oct. 26th, '91. to the llarfhUrt P.vssax. house last week. Henry Whipple, the from paralysis. A Blackman to Chas and Carrie Purdy parcel Look out for a wedding in th® near no more rapidly than they are obeyed and Sr piloted and circulated In mM To tlie alderman of fourth ward aud new owner^took immediate possession of Ormgtwille 32Xi. , then bold pupils to them. l. 8 AlorrHl to B J Henderahot w lot 9?oand common council tor the city of Hastings: future. . Iwmse vacated. Christmas will soon t»e here. I reparc Your Honorable Sirs—We the under­ tlieEfforts are being made to institute a Teachers, Is that dictionary still lacking? for the Christmas tree at the M. E. church. signed petiUou and pray your attention to Masonic lodge here. Perhaps you can do what several teachera Albert Cleney • 4 ot w S of j consider tbe necessity of grading the hill Q. A. Hynes has on display as fine a have already dune, raise the necessary sum (till it is passible) between South St. aud Hue of plush and fancy holiday goods as ~ A llCherry tol*N noymood • w Solu l» Mrs. Blakeslee Intends to move to by n collection. Most of the pupils can Marshall SL Said hill Is on Washington is sei-n In many larger towns and cau nut give two or three cents and some ot the 1 ladinge K ol w £ o wfc St. and has never been graded nt all and fall to please the most fastidious persons Grand Rapids next week. Judson Carpenter has finished working parents a dime. Webster's Academic can never been passible for teams with loads. be had for 81-50 and will do nicely. Be­ r.r e; 1UO- For twenty rears I have traveled around. in search of this class of goals. for Mr. Kennedy and is now at home. Editor Flint, of tbe Hickory Corners Chas. Smith reports game plenty in ware of the snide reprint*. Oxee a week tbe extra distance for 20 Press, was iu town Saturday trying to Lake county. / A Sab-Trwaaary Girt'i Find. establish a like paper here. Delton wants would be 156 miles. Mrs. Stilwell and Zella*Odell vbited at toto «* O""» Yours for consideration. a paper bnt did not seem prepossessed with An ancient Greek coin, valued at about Amasa Richard Min's lust Thursday. Cham. H. Nohtmhop and five others. forty dollars, wm found in a lot of fifty , We hear lhatT. P. Barnum has gone to kind. To the mayor and common ■ council of that The Saints cloaed their revival meetings New York to m*u his aged mother who h cent piece* that arrived at the *nb-treasGrave *njo. ! Nwarthout to A Traniwine lota city *aso. here last Monday evening without a single city qf Hastings: ury recently. Tho handsome young lady A D Uorfc to J A Sneczy J u *c see to Rutland tbe Gendetncn—Your committee to whom convert. Verily, verily we are a hardened in poor health. Wm. Vester Is prospering finely with who found tho rarity wa* allowed to nak Shedd to Chas r.tmock a K of a c M i was referred the within petition would Mu-yehs keep it by substituting a fifty cent piece respectfully report that they have-given it crew. school. The following is taken from the Union hisGeo. mv S5 OraagrrtUe s.-rop Bocker was lu Battle Creek last out of her ovra pocket This is perfectly vdteSKs. Sd,*fer 10 J L Cook Parcel Middlecareful Consideration, and while we City Register: "£. I* Hawks on Wed­ legitimate, as Unde Sam has no'tfme John Halton tn Elizabeth 8pindler 80 ac aec 1 recognize the nreffludty of doing Hie work nesday removed his jewelry establishment Monday. Bom. to Frank Andras and wife, a boy and no desire to make a coUnction of at Manillas WoodlandPriest »t*outo D W Shepard 30 ac sec M as proposed by the petitioners, we con­ to Delton, thia state, where he will con­ sider tbst on account of the lateness of the tinue In tue same line. During his brief Friday momlug. Dec, 4th. rare coins. All he wants is a strict ac­ Win. Vester talks of organizing a writing Orangcvne counting of every penny that is handled aeaMMi. It would not be advisable to com­ stay here Mr. Hawks made many warm at the Center. friend* who greatly regret his departure.” •chnbi mence such a job until next season. Mr. Foibea. of East Carlton, died' Sun­ by the «ub-trea«ury, and this he ha* al­ In thia land of peace, prosperity and i Mr. Hawks now occupies the B. IL Hue- day a. m. We eauuot at tbit writlug give ways got Tbe coin handlers under Cap­ 4 W. Bmxtuc,. I plenty, and especially In this year ofbouu- i I tain Walter* come across many a rare stead store. ' the particulars. JOHK hPXNCE. | Moved by Aid. Sentz that the report be Jerry Sproul has opened a billiard hall | Mrs. Piatt Is reported better at this I coin which dishonest persons attempt to tlful harvests aud goxi average nricee, it In the Burton building just west of the seems harrowing Indeed to read the tales accepted and adopted. Carried. deceive tbe *ut>-treasury into accepting. An ordinance referring to the establish­ writing. of misery, destitution and starvation in the Mn*. John Firming entertained company These rare coin* are never turned back hotel. Ed. Tompkins sold his house and lot to from Kalamazoo Salnrday and Sunday. famine stricken districts of Russia. The ment of street surveys for the city of to the persons who sent them, but are Hastings was referred to the ordinance millers of Minneapolis first conceived the There was a surprise party Monday. Jotwph Robinson Monday. of tbe one who ceTbe dancing club will give their find Doc. 6th. for Leander Caln and wife, of the idea of doing something to show that committee. tecto the profitable fraud.—Philadelphia i party Christmas night at K. of P. hall. East Carlton, the occasion fadtig the IVUi Atneriaa In her yea r of great harvests, City accts, audited. L. W. Kenflrld. topping • < SO I Belle Stir Is borne after a protracted slay would tarnish bread for the famishing, Iteeori anniversary of their marriage. 00 loiter it seemed lilting that the millets of Geo. Booth, trenching....................... I with reiativrs at Comstock, 6 W tbe wh ole country should Cake jmrL und | Cha*. Baker, labor water works... Additional Local News. Z! A,v.to 1 r**iute utt7rtlhal 1' x uAnd H«hi &•' £ wUh . IIS 55^° U‘u‘,,r"’ m wiU HIT... Michigan Central Suita., iLilsjiKal&ilsX Wt'sisafsi ’■”lfci|3 i* StilCs Additional County News. The Banner and Tribune One Dollar. they now propose to furnish 6.800,000 �Hastings Banner. Harting* Thursday, Dec. Ik 1891. ~ One Hundred BEA VER SHA WLS-100 MALL L. COOK. Editor. TH* HASTING0, MICH., FOBTOFFICM, AUGUST 14. 1879. One-Third Off from Regular Prices. EDITORIAL NOTES. Comptroller Lacey htw had some very disastrous experience with rotten banks, BOSTON JTOKE which had been allowed to do business be- cxubc of the favoritism or rascality of bank examiners. But tbe responsibility for none of tho failures can be traced to him, nor has It been shown how be could, un­ der the taw, have done more than he did to protect depositors. Tbe trouble seems to bq that the law is not sufficient to put the banking department In possession of the facte necessary to such complete knowledge of the affairs of national banks, aa will tolly protect their patrons. Mr. Lacey, lu his report, favors such amend­ 1000 yards pretty Curtain Scrim 5c, reduced from 12j4.< 500 pairs Lace Curtains 29c., each worth double. 100 doz. Initial Hemstitch Wide Bordered Handkerchiefs 19c., regular 35c. goods. BOSTON STORE ments as will enable his department to gain toll knowledge of national tanka, fix responsibilities and penalties where they should be. and protect people who do buslMNB with them. No country has a bank­ ing law that approaches in excellence our own. But experience has shown It to possess some loop-hides, and It la to reach these that Mr. Lacey directs the attention of congress and the country, aud asks for amendments that will reach the defects In tbe law, which experience has shown it to We are now inaugurating our gigantic Christmas sale in our Cloak department. We are offering you immense bargains in Ladies', Misses’ and Children’s Cloaks. We kindly invite you to visit this department. Our styles, qualities and prices will convince you we are the leaders in this city for cloaks of every description. The Alliance leaders are trying to pro­ duce tabulated statements going to prove that in last fair’s elections the Alliance lost no ground in Kansas compared with 1890. The facts are that the Alliance carried but three counties in Kansas in 1891. aud were badly left every where. But figures ran be made very consoling if one Is an adept It has been our custom for years in each of our three large stores to make a special sale of dress silks and dress goods of every description for Christmas trade and nothing can be more suitable for a Xmas -present than a pretty dress of some description, and we propose our Hastings store shall do an immense business in this depart­ ment the coming two weeks, We will kindly show you our line of dress goods whether you wish to purchase or not.’ BOSTON STORE at making them. Business enterprises— on paper—have been made to show enor­ mous profits, when thev were on the verge of bankruptcy. But then, there is no law । In this country against permitting people to whistle 1h a grave yard to keep up courage if they desire to. There is great industry just now mani­ fested by tbe chief moguls of tbe so-called “people’s party" in organizing Alliances in Barry county. About two years ago these same parties were organizing P. of I. lodges. The next year they were knock­ ing at the door of the democratic house­ hold and negotiating for a trade. History will repeal itself so far as these leaders are concerned. But we predict that the people who have been duped before by thia monkey business will not tumble over one another in their haste 4o help these leaders make a good swap -with the demo­ crats—for themselves. Sweeping reductions in blankets and comforts of good quality. Sweeping reductions in Ladies, Misses and Children’s underwear. Low prices and good qualities is the order of the day with us all through the Boston Store. HANDKERCHIEFS for Xmas of every description imaginable from 1c, up to $1,50 each, Visit our handkerchief department as early as possible and make your selections and avoid the terrible rush that is sure to come a few days before Xmas. ' A year ago. the rascally democratic leaders of Ohio were congratulating themUncle Jerry Rusk tells tbe country that aelvee that their congressional gerryman­ Uncle Sam’s crops this year are' worth der bad put McKinley on the shelf. Well 8750,000.000 more than last year’s crops. he was there tor a little while. But be This is tough ou the calamity bowlers. concluded to step from this shelf into tbe governor’s chain and by over 20,000 plu­ Only the threatened mischief of a demo­ rality McKinley was bidden to sit down In cratic congress can prevent n prosperous that particular chair. And that’s how business year for 1892. McKinley and Justice triumphed; and nothing could have done more to elevate Reciprocity goes marching right along. him thus than the rascally gerrymander France now opens her doors to the Ameri­ which caused hte defeat for congress In can bog. 1890. _________________ _ CROWDED 1 AND MADAM! * The great sensation of last week was tbe explosion ot a dynamite bomb In the office of Bussell Sage, the New York multi-mil­ lionaire, by a supposed “harmless crank,” to whom Mr. Sage retoped to give 81,250.000. Three peraous were kilted including the Tbe interest bearing debt is now reduced to about 8000.000,000. ®“Read our inside pages. THE MARKETS. Chicago. Jared. With this IntMeot. and tbe killing cC Garfield, and many ather exhibitions of that character by wy^oaed -banuleM cranks," people will begin u> waiskler them fully as dangecoee *• tbe “dldn’t- Governor-senator HtH declared to bls Xlmira democratic brethren that tbe silver FoUoware the quotation* on the board Fwa-Deowntor. opaoad aud ctewd S8.42H; Jannary. opwwd >11.15, eloeed »H». question was decidedly “ta if for tbe next dteanoeratic party declare squarely for the free coinage of silver dollars whose intrin- TAnaed aa folteWa: Hoga-Markat active on packing iu*4 nlilpplus aacouDt; failing steady aud price® without malarial Santa Troubled! He has been in on the q. t. and looked over our stock of Holi­ day Goods, and realizes that His Business is Gone! He is forced to give up his an­ nual excursion over Hastings’ house tops, as we are impress­ ing upon people that they need look nowhere else for Christ­ mas Goods than at That’s what we are. Like it? Well, this feUow evidently doesn’t, but we do. We have crowded our store full of goods, and now the people are crowding in to buy and we are agreeable. We know we can suit you for our stock is fine. Lots of Chinaware, fine display of Lamps, elegant line of Chamber Sets, Crockery, Toys, Games and every­ thing else. Yours, HAMS & VAN ARMAN. Holiday Purveyors. wilver question. Bow does the above .strike our contemporary, tbe Joaraal, SMUBMI “people’! party?” ■m. uul m. wb»t U will >• do ■romoce the velluv of the peaSe- It era W.WgAkJecw*. Do You Know It? bulla. and *XX. wall malntaluo 1: anotMtoua rallied at » 503 Do You Have Weak Eyes? Do you want to know what ails your eyes! ' Do you need your eyes examined by one who can tell what you need? ttM NeKiater taw. the If you don’t, then you are the only one that doesn’t. . DON’T YOU KNOW THAT Spary Phillips o Has the best line of Do Yon ffant Die Best Spectacles or Eye Coffees, Teas Glasses on Earth? smuntoctare and Canned Goods In the city! He has and is prepared to prove it by price. See his The Northern aerlea »d Treeern City cloh. will bier hell on the i.yluin rrouBil, If you do, call on Dr. Lowry, the oculist, the optician. DECORATED HANGING LAMPS Take this advice and you wont.regret it; and you will save And nice assortment of VASES and STAND LAMPS at prices your eyes and money-in the'end. . that defy competition. He wants to buy all the dried apples that he can get DR. LOWRY �Hastings Banner. Hastings. Thursday. Dec. " ' w. R. COOK. taul K4itoZ"~ “ 'Additional local on inside P»ge. officials of NEIGHBORING counties. ’pre «*- uy c*a9e* lhe I luvccu them for throe years. IVORY SOAP 99^ Pure Taxpayer* Notice. BALTIMORE. Tbe iinderalpied will be at his home each • • 4;iy in December, at IMchantvtlle Monday "Stand at Dowling Wednesday 23rd to receive luxes. ' A. N. Williams, Twp. Treaa. ol Baltimore. »* Farm for Bale Cheap. ,r| will sell tnv farm on sec. 19 lu township of '.v-odland cheap. There arcs# acres, u acres pr-ived with good buildings, rood water, and v .ung on-hard. Karm Is In pood state ot cultl. ion. For further particulars call on or write f.i John Geiger. Woodland. Mich. EASINESS LOCALS' A*k for Sho-Fl) Chocolate ereaius, and take ; ,i othrr they are the be*t. Your grocer keeps : , ■. every week until after Christmas. LOCAL NEWS. ~ Circulation thia week ... 3,000 Hereafter, changes for advertisement* miht teach this office Tuesdays at latest to \sure insertion in the issue of the week when brought 1 M j5**Dou’t miss reading the in­ side pages. They contain local and county news. only a few days more to hunt quails. Mrs. Oscar Young gave two very pleas­ ant tea parties last week. Mrs. Emory Busby entertained her • friends at cards One evening last week. See what we give away with Lion soap. .Hams * Van Abman. P regressive pedro party and oyster «upper at Odd Fellow’s hall. Thursday evening, Dec.' 17. A cordial invitation tT tended. The most successful hunters in the • t|f-rth that we have yet heard of were R. (». Rier aud party of Dowling who succ-e«ied in killing 11 deer and twc/bcars. Henry Engle has acid his Rose street restaurant to J. F. Hoonan, of Hastings. Mr. Hoonan has been in .the restaurant business for many years.—Kalamazoo Telegraph. One of the indispensible of an editor's desk came tv hand last week In ttye shape -qf the Columbia' dally calendar, for 1892, manufactured by the Pope Manufacturing company of Boston. This is the seventh ;--ue of the calendar which is growing in popularity every year. A most enjoyable and complete birth­ day surprise was at Judge Smith’s Friday evening, on the occasion of his 47th. birthday. The affair was planned and Carried to success by Mrs. Smith, and was an occasion to be long and happily remem­ bered by those present. Friday morning, while Gil Darling was working with a wheel scraper in the first ward, the thumb of his right hand was eaught in tbe mechanism of the scraper and cut off Just above the first Joint. Dr. Snyder dressed the-nJured thumb and made tlie sufferer as comfortable as possible. Head the statements from Muskegon people which follows Dr. Mixer's “ad" in .this issue. and you will be 'convince*! that MixcPs C. A S. S. is a medicine of great, tnerit. If you are in need of a blood purl, fier you cannot afford to be without If Ask your druggist for the genuine article! Do not be deluded Into thinking that some thing else is just as good. Somehow people generally seem to be­ lieve that a newspaper is the very resort provided especially for tbe presentation of personal grievances of a private nature, and somehow, too, they generally take offense when the suggestion Is made to them that they write out their case, signing their name thereto, and send it through the mails to th? paper they most desire to favor with the communication. ITr.,0111 or .“X ,el‘ lul° ’ cr~k mm',*'”1'"'1 B»«ni. "™h"“ K?u“““ "reoi ™il»v hu no. h Who evor *»e«rd of a city's to tXd5WpC7’th? wc’“ ‘ !«*«wbere iuli*d ' Falronl«’ the best and most re table merchants and for a list of to Just read the advertisements iu this Issue’ nroSKW’1 for THE BEST FOR EVERY PURPOSE We are in it this time with both feet. We have the i„PW’’weH ’■ making a rustle to get a bW U«ory wlu, 1A * w™ln th' hl,tOT>' »t Uutl,in ««»”"» winter “y,: “n W,,, l* Ute *»Wdriftingmosl#torn’Jr-«P«W,y deep and drifting snows—that has been experienced for many years. Very cold weather earlier toriVnf1? .WlU cover U,e BUlC8 ,nd terri­ tories of the northwest and the Missouri nJr?. .f >C,ni 1<O’ Kat0U ,he majority given by any county in the state, and can be de­ fended on this year. » ",e EnterJrtw. tntrrtal one or PUlnwell-i moat bLT8 “dl" W'rt' Ml“ both from their experience and intelligence. The magazine article mentioned advocates tbe extrntion of tbe Sequoia National VKWS ON OUR INRWN RAGER- THE Park so as to embrace the Klugs Hirer re­ gion and the Kaweah and Tub- Seqiwta r-STW. MORT AMD RK8T OF OUR groves. Tbe boundaries are there act LOCAL AND OOUNTT NNW« WILL forth. The subject la rettmMnaodrd to your favorable consideration and aettam. YOU CAN MAKE NO MISTAKE if you buy of us. Prices tbe lowest arid goods tbe best We have advantages given us this year that no other dealer in this town or any other town of the size has ever had. We are on an equal to-day with any Detroit or Grand Rapids house. Our assortment is' complete in ALL THE POPULAR BOOKS, one of them. The finding of bones, supposed to be those of a human being. In the stove In the ruins of the Turner home near Mulliken, where little Mary Turner was burned to death, has created a great aenaatlun. When the charred remains of the little gill were found the legs and airos were missing, and the bones found In the am »re .uppowd to ™ that fact. H is thought that a terrible crime has been committed. Atnutl MeritorAirriculturai N»clety will be held Tuesday. »t. "tat. « “»• ““L cmuH-nelna ol 1 P- ”■ PMOTI1.« Win Asa Fxnnock, Pre*. day. M. H. Bl-bton. Sec’y. oTuond,,-. day or Wednesday “<* 'n‘“r*' 1 • ALL THE FINE ILLUSTRATED BOOKS, ALL THE BOOKS by the BEST AUTHORS, OVER TWO THOUSAND JUVENILE BOOKS. (Come and look over our display of same) Toilet Setts and Toilet Trays. Manicure Setts and Manicure Trays, Cuff and Collar Boxes, Shaving Setts, Traveling Cases, Glove and Handkerchief Boxes, Fancy Boxes of Writing Paper. Albums, an immense line; Booklets and Booklets, Games of all kinds, Building Blooks, Letter Blocks, Dissected Maps and Sliced Objects. ' -f We, can please you, because we have the goods. MAKE NO MISTAKE IN THE PLACE. One door east of City Bank. FRED L. HEATH, The TDru-ggist. MRS. LARKINS USES ANTI-CHAP. The brick work about tbe boilers of the Grand IxMlge electric light works caved in lust week and the result was tliat the city was left in darkness for a couple of nights. It has leaked out that three young girls of this city recently vowed to commit sui­ cide together. A general plan. Inspired by a mdrbid desire to create a sensation, was agreed upon by tbe three and they were all to shuffle off this mortal coll at one and tbe same time, barring accident and a A NOVEL FOR GIRLS. want of courage. The trio purchased William Dean HowelU to Write a Story morphine enough to kill a regiment, but at the last moment the courage of one of the Especially lor Girl*. trio failed and the other two were left to It la said that Mr. Howells, who Is per­ solve the great mystery of the future with­ haps tbe foremost of living American out their chum, which they attempted to novelists, has long had in mind a story of do by swallowing their proportion of the American girl-life, which he believes will deadly drug. Fortunately fur them they be the best piece of work he has ever done. took an ovgrdose, and the only tangible Tbe great novelist has now been induced result was two very sick and penitent to write out the story, and at present be girls, who no longer yearn for sensations. is at work upon IL It is a novel nnllke —Ionia Express. any which Mr. Howells has ever written. A new wagon factory will start up in It deals entirely with the struggles of a Western girl who goes to New York, and Ionia in January with a capital of 860,000. the story will have about It all the flavor Orders have already been received for which attaches to a tale of city life with a 2,500 wagons. young girl as the central heroine. Here­ The trustees of the Richland M. E. tofore all of Mr. Howells’ novels have gone church have sued John Grover for a 810 to the Harpers, but this special girls’ novel subscription. Several large subscriptions will be printed during 1892 in The Ladies' which have not yet been paid will be Home Journal, of Philadelphia, the pub­ affected by the-resulL lishers of which have bought the exclusive M. A. Bretz, of Charlotte, has been ap­ rights to the story from Mr. Howells. The novel is to be beautifully Illustrated, pointed secretary of the board of state and Mr. Howells himself believes that it auditors at a salary of 8L«00. The ap­ pointment was made by Gov. Winans to will be as attractive a story as any with heal Frank Dean's wounds, but coming so which his name has been connected. late it is doubtful If the object will be Obiteary. accomplished. Mrs. Julia Wilkes, age seventy-four, Three families in Brookfield have ap died at her home in Johnstown 1 hanksriviDg day. She was an old pioneer who aggregate of 43 children, there being 19 In Calhoun county has adopted the uni­ versally conceded best method of making prisoners earn their salt. At tbe last session of the board of supervisors a com­ mittee was appointed and empowered to make suitable arrangements and provisions for workbig the prisoners. Steps will be taken at once to erect a suitable building has resided in Barry county forty-seven and provide suitable tools, and hereafter years. She leaves an aged husband and tramps and rags will have something else seven children to mourn her loss. to du beside playing pedro. Ths pale 1'1*1 L’uoa a lonely grave to-nlgbt. The following tribute to the work of an A nd err** that beam'd In gentle r» v <ar» American magazine is contained in tbe re­ port of the Secretary of the Interior just H.r b.r -Wn. submitted to congress: “Your attention HerJ*''d» ere claaped up«nh*r, 'jrf£• Her heart no more wFh love will thrill. is also requested ts the paper contributed by Mr. John Muir to th? number of Tbe Though friends will mourn that she has gone. Century Illustrated Monthly Magazine for Her time had come to die; Nov. 1891, entitled “A rival of the Yosem­ And though h*r boey b» m the grave. ite—Tbe Canon of Um? South Fork of We know her soul i» on high. Kings River. California.” It furnishes Then again the maps of this section aud is illustrated by most admirable engravings of the wonder­ ful scenery there existing. The engravings Ob fri-nd». mourn n«»t that she H gone. are chiefly from Um? pencil of Mr. diaries D. IhiLlnson. These gentlemen. as well as the editors of The Century, especially Mr. Johnson, have taken a great personal OWIKO TO THE CROWDED CON­ interest in tbe forest reserves (n Califor­ nia. and are worthy of great camddmtkMt. DITION OF OUR ADVRBTI-ING OOL- HE! IB OF NBff MB MB SUB J»I1U«D- Poor dpoor bn»*ness was the cause. .uXSU. ffi,n wcou“tXtntw:rb:na N’ lV,“' SnlntnMoo. t".'ro“ <he “"Itlnn Ontnl ,"”n °' * "*ltur «ppro«hthat will fall and the numerous fierce IJ . . *'”k *Dl1 w“ 'n.l.ntl, Mora, Uul will occur, travel and tran»ktllM. Tb, (Ugtun warned her not to IBe middle ot lieocmber the Weather will •ttempt to crow but ,he did not beed him. wcome warmer and averate k> until about .3, w',llh>' "rndlcntn.ot Illlnoli ,nd Indiana capitalists have purchased MacaL..2T,r. *"“*ry' ,l®4- ,h,'“ u"‘ ware will come on ajraln In January, u,d Uwa park and propose to make some ex­ tensive improvements. ">W" tluu' »•» Sarah Haviland, of Battle Creek, who experienced in many years past” Nearly all of Freeport's sports were out poisoned her three children In that city in lb06, from the effects of which they all Ihanksglving day hunting rabbits, etc died, has made application to the board of pardons for u release from prison. Site Millie ? < hn,lt,"k"t- Vrvd Slwmn and Millard Lightfoot chanced to get after a was sentenced for life, and her application will probably be “laR| on the table"—at rabbit In the vicinity of Jna Strausbough's least it ought to be. farm, south uf Freeport, which Is forbidden The Electric Railway company of Battle .gruond for hunters to travel on, and the party came iu contact with Mr. Straus- v<nT.k’J“?. COUH‘10 0 NriMtuent with the bough and his guu. John Rickert and hi. C. R. IL as to the tracks ot tlie former John Wolf each claim that Straiwbough crossing the latter, and the people of pointed u loaded gun at them and threat­ Battle Creek rejoice and are exceedingly glad. ened to shoot. They laid the matter lieJunge Arnold, of Allegan, while attend­ fore prosecutor Ixiwden the last of the week and secured a warrant fur his arrest on ing church last Sunday was taken with the charge of earless use of firearms. The heart failure and carried home in an un­ warrant was placed in tbe hands of deputy conscious condition. sheriff Culler on Saturday and StrausIt took just 8180 worth of stamps to mail bough was arrested and taken before the circulars sent out by the Bissell Carpet Justice Pardee to answer to the charge. Sweeper company, of Grand Rapids, at one He plead not guilty, and the day fot ids time. That’s the kind of an instituton to trial was set for Tuesday. Dec. 8th. in have Ina city. Justice Pardee's court. Freeport.—Free­ Steve Brooks, a hardware merchant of port Herald. Caledonia went out hunting rabbits with a boy the other day. The latter saw a A subscriber asks us to figure what rabbit, got excited, and tlie result can be extra tax It would cause on each 81.000 of surmised. Steve’s leg was well filled with . taxable property of the county to build a fine shot. new court house and jail at the cost es­ A white swan was captured near Kala­ timated in the resolution t>efore the board, mazoo recently, it measured eight feet viz: 810.000 for the jail and 844.000 tor from tip to tip of its wings. the court house, in th? first place let us ■ As the result of an accident a son of state that the best authority on such matters In the state says that SIO.OOU is George Talmage, of Portland, lost an eye amply sufficient to build a suitable Jail for at the hands of Charles Smith. All litiga­ saved by the latter paying 81200. Barry county. In the next place. Allegan tion county has demonstrated that a suitable Fuller Bros.' washboard factory at Kal­ court house can be built for 844.000. We amazoo was destroyed by fire Thursday. say this to show that the sum of 854,000 Ixws $20,000. will be ample to build both structures. Eaton Rapids has the meanest thief in Now. according to tbe supervisors’ equal­ ization last June, Barry county has a little tlie state. His latest act was to steal a over SI 1,000,000 taxable property. So pair of gloves from a blind man. that if the whole 854,000 were raised In One dav last week, after the guests at one year it would cost 84.90 on each 81,000 the Anderson, house in Eaton Rapids had of taxable property. But It will be raised finished dining, and had repaired to the in three years instead of all in one year. hotel office,* smoke was seen Issuing from So tliat but 318,000 will be required to be around the fireplace. The floor v us raised in each of tbe years, 1892, 1893 and chopped away and the fire extinguished, 1894. At the supervisors valuation,Jhls with very little damage to the building. would require a tax of about 31.63 Sin As the hotel cost 840,000 when built it was 81.000 each year for the three years. a close call to a very expensive fire. Thus each one of our readers can take his Au Eaton Rapids mgn will keep a stock this year's tax receipt, when begets IL and figure out exactly what it will cost him to of parrots next year. We'll wager our every day hat that there arc no women build tbe greatly needed new Jail and court house. And when he has done this, he folks around where this man lives. will be surpri.“ed at bow little the amount will prove, bow small a burden it will be. And when such a man reflects tliat an hour's work of a fire in the old court house, which is dangerously unsafe as a repository of valuable records, would cost him many times the amount of his tax, it seems as if no prudent man would hesitate to pay the little to make certain of saving so much. NO! ■WATCH. ONE Of the most ancient modes of attract­ ing attention and patronage long be­ fore the age of printing was means of public criers. In the present age the newspaper has taken the place of criers and attractive cuts used to in­ sure your notice. Wo should hardly like to go “calling” attired in this costume, but, it serves to call your attention to the fact that our whole clothing business booms? It is full of boom elements. Anything special! Well yes, lots of them. We don't doubt but most people willing to pay $15 for an overcoat would be tempted to save their money and be well enough satisfied with our $12 overcoat. They’d get beautilul ones—inside as well as outside. Have you seen them! We dnly want a fair profit, and if you should price onr underwear you would doubt if we got any. In fact the whole store is a marvel, a delight, a money-saver to customers. CLOTHINQ aim QENT’J CUR- , NUHINW. - �EXPERT WOMEN TRAN JUMPERS. A FATHER OFFERS UP HIS BON AS OfO ABRAHAM OF OLD. i Toward the close of a day in late winter Dmitri Ktirtlu sat at the door of his log Uba readlug. He was a man of about fifty, tall. dark, emaciated, with narrow, high forehead, piercing small eyes and com­ pressed lips—tbe face of a fra redempt-or, •tern, forbidding, somber. By the fading afternoon light Kurtin sat with his book —an old Slavonic Bible, inherited from his grandfather. Il was the eve of St Isaac, and he wm reading the history of the an­ cient patriarch, reading and pondering, readteg nnd praying. He hod read and re­ read tbe terrible story of Abraham’s inter­ rupted sacrifice ot his son, and the old He­ brew tale seemed somehow to ixweesa a strange fascination for him, filling bls mind with awful thoughts that would oome sur“i’»«r lu upon him, he knew not whence. lie explu.ned afterward that he thought of the wicknlneas of the world and the ut­ ter hoplsBimess of salvation coming to men had been for a long time weighing him down with grief. That all men must perish because of their iniquity and dis­ tance from God was an idea that, for weeks bad been taking tinner hold of him. What could he do to prevent the inevitable doom that was to fall on mankind? Filled with 'this notion he sat and rend Che old story of Abraham and Isaac, and the awful thought toitered his mind that he and his wife and sou would be eternally lost unless they fouud some means of katisfying divine jus­ tice. “Jehovah-jiruh. Jehovah-jireh," he would mutter tohimself,’"in tho mountain of the Lord it shall be provided.” He would reason with himself: “If the Dol'd asked me to offer up Grisha to prove 'tne, would 1 be found wanting? O Lord, don’t prove me; he is my only sou, little Grisha. But shouldst thou have it so, it will be grand to bear thy voice saying, ’Be­ cause thou hast obeyed my voice, and hast not withheld th}- sou. thine only son Grisha, that iu blessing I will Liras thee ami make thy faith an example to the uatious aud accept thy sacrifice to tbe bless Ing of tho nations of the earth.' ” THE IH8PHUT10X. '' Tho correspondent translates a portion of the statement made by Kurtiu some few day* after this to the examining magdstratu of the town of Vladimir: "When it became too dark to rend I entered my jxba aud went to l>ed, but during the night dj sorrow so increasod upon me that I oould uot sleep, aud several times 1 rose to light more aud yet/nore caudles before tbe holy icon During the greater part of the night I prayed on my knees for my own and my fan:fly’s salvation, all the time tbe thought growing atrouger and stronger within my breast that little Grisha must be Mcrificed. . - “Ho was a sprightly, joyful child, and clever beyond bis years—such wise things be would say sometimes. If I oacrifled him 1 would thereby save him from tbe ■temptations of life from the temptation, when be grew up, of forsaking tbs faith land making a shipwreck of his aoul. I concluded to prepare tor him a sure path to heaven. Early in the morn­ ing, long before daylight broke upon the world, I went out Into the dark. to.the garden behiad the izba, knelt down and asked the Redeemer for a sign. / “I asked that if it be his will thXt I offer •Bp my Grisha, the desire to do so should come‘from tbe right side; if not, from tbe left. You must know that,according to our belief, angels jgive oil thoughts from the right side, end f the devils al! from the left. After long praying t be thought came from the right side, and I returned with a joyful heart to t|>f i»ba. for I knew that my sacrifice would be occeptstflc.” THE EACBIHCEOn a brand bench in the inner room Grisha slept with his mother, a gentle • woman, loving her boy poMdauately and admiring his precocious wisdom Kurtiu, tearing opposition from his wife, sent her on acme pretext to the neighboring village. Then, turning to hi.* son, be said, “Rise. Grisha, and put un a white shirt, that 1 may rejoice nver tbee." Kurtin afterw»nl •xplainod to the examining magistrate ’.hut in the society to which be belonged 11 was 1 considered sinful to die In striped or colored clothes. When the boy h:id put on the white shirt he was told by his father to lie down again ou the bench. Kurtin folded up n fur coat and carefully pltfepd it under his son’s head*, then elttiug down beside him be drew a knife from1 his sleeve and stabbed • him several times. The child u as sinking fast as tbe red dawn grew brighter nnd brighter in tbe eastern heavens, sending level lasuns through the Little window of the izba. And luridly illuminating tbb ter rible fanatic in thecxecution of his awful deed Kurtta natloed the crimson light steal<ng athwart the ghastly face of the fan 11bled convulsively. and, tottering to the irate oo bb» face and implored the Al • mighty to accept bis offering. Then, re­ luming to bis still living sou, he cried. "Forgive me, Grisheuka, that 1 have made ^TLe dying chili not yet unconscious, murmured. “Goodby, little father." But Kurtin, uot yet satisfied, placed tho boy in an easier position, and made bitn say, ' dGal will pardon flbee, little father." (MUTH OF THE FATHEB. Then be lighted fresh candies before tbe Icon and prayed for tbe eon I of Uta boy one of those pathetic Russian prayers for the dying. Asking tbedbUd to try to repeat tbe words after him. Tbe poor tittle fellow did so as well m hte trembling voice would allow aud quavering out tbe last word of tbe prayer his terrible aufferiugs ended. When Kurtin’s wife returned horns she mw at a glaaoe what had happened. Hor n»r stricken, aite ran to the village elders. The neighbors flocked to the scene of the fearful tragedy and found tbe murderer lying seoseiess before tbe icon. About a fortnight afterwsrd the gov ernur of the stole jail of Vladimir Invited the d.-vetor nnd the chief warden to a conyultatioo ou the alate of a prison-r con­ fined in tbe lunatic ward, who had refused for days to take any food, and who pasaed his days and nights in agonising cries fw . . MP.K <™lo . , _, lu to. Uoltol Sula railroader Mrs. Santow takes n flying leap on a swift moving coal train anti safely lands on the bumper or on the axfe end shove the wheel. With the same ease And ■uocm« she jumps safely from a train and goes on her way rejoicing. Mrs. Santow is a buxom, good looking, black haired and black eyed woman, and is thirty-five years old. She is a coal picker, and at the close of the night Her face aud Landa are begrimed and black. She is what is known am a profassional coal picker; that is, she picks coal along tbe railroad for the use of her family. In the lower section of Rending are some thirteen wom­ en coal pickers who nightly jump on nnd off moving coal trains and think nothing of It. Mr*. Santow is “the queen of the gang,” and is regarded as tbe most ventureeotne.. It is a common custom for tbe women to go down the road on loaded trains aud come back on empty trains. Thu trains go nt the rate of ten to fifteen miles an hour lieyond the lower outskirts of tbe city. Three or four women jump on a loaded coal traiu at night and scatter along the middle cars away from the sight of the brakumen and conductor. In ihe space of three miles they succeed iu push­ ing off a lot of coal from tbe tops nf tho well loaded cars. Those loaded with egg. furnace or steamboat coal are not molest­ ed. The nut coal is the most sought after. A'fter the women have gone down far enough, and If not detected, they jump off tho train no matter how fa*t it is mov­ ing: but they generally take their time in m IccluA the laest place to make n safe laudfogj The coal that they push off the cars ou the down trip la gathered up at dawn by girl coal pickers who have not yet become proficient in train jumping. After the women leave tho loaded coul trains.going down they wait for an up coal train mode up of empty cars. These trains run rapid­ ly, but the women, no matter how dark tbe night, run swiftly along with tbe train sad. jump ou them a* gracefully mid suc­ cessfully a* any practical railroader. They gather up their skirts in their left baud aad u.n’ thrir right in securing n grip. Once on nn empty car, the women get down into it and Hcrapo the coal together. Al times considerable coal is left iu the bottom by careless dumping ..t the great piers at tidewater, and this coal is a bonan­ za to the women, who scoop it up into bags, completely tilling them by tbe time the train reaches the outskirts of the city. These filled bags are then swung over the side** of the car and dropped to the ground, followed by tbe women them­ selves. In this way they -toil all night, nnd succeed In getting together a lot of coal, which is deposited in the backyards of tbe shanties they occupy. Their hus­ bands work in the neighboring mills, ami are never known to buy more than a ton of coal for winter use. l^hry bay this coal iu order to have a receipted trill to show In cose they are arrested. The girls gather up the coal in pans and old scuttles along the railroad. They are frequently chased by the railroad police, but are rarely arniited. i'ecause the girls are aeeu doing nothing wrong, and tho women train jumpers work only at night and are smart eaough not to be caught at it. Occasionally one U killed through her own carlcssnesa, but such an accident has net happened recently. Some of the more ■Bccessfnl coal pickers have enough coal to spare to sell to tbeir neighbor*.—Cor. New York Sun. known holiday she was determined to show her ilUsOaWI .JI niUAter, .UJKrU lu husband nUQ who it was master. AIKl ami ri. rtfim-d to blm u„ bu Sotul, el,Kll,., pus to relate, tbe benpceiretJ husband thia flme put hb back up, and arming himself with a hatebet, be th reate usd to-smasH in tho door of the wardrobe if she didn't baud him out b'ls toga. The woman raised a about of "Murder!" and walked out of tbe house, saying, “I’m off to fetch tbe (toliue and have you taken op. ynu horrid scamp!” A neighbor who had overheard the quar­ rel went to bis telephone und communicat­ ed tlie whole affair to the authorities. Meantime the woman found her way to the nearest police ataliou and' excitedly begnn her report with the words, “1 am Frau P----- and”— when she was inter­ rupted by tlie officer ou duty, who said, "And won't let your husband have his Sunday clothes." And he went on to re­ late tlie whole proeewliugs in detail, which made such au Impression on the awestruck woman tlmt she walked out of tbe office, saying: "1'11 gire in. These pollen fellows know everything. 1'11 be jiggered if 1 ever have anything to do with them again." Whereupon the police sergeant tele­ phoned to LLe neighbor to Inform the hus­ band that his wife had come round to bet­ ter arn timenut, When she returned home her busbaod met her with the words: “Well, so you have been telling the ser­ geant that you would give in this t ime, eh?” That finished her completely. Later on .In the day tbe couple were seen promenad­ ing in tbe Gruuewald In tbeir Sunday best.' —Exchange. STEERINQ THE PRODUCTS OF CHINA ACROSS THE BORDER. There are just two commodities lu the oantrabaud line that are handled here— । opium and Chinese. These are compara­ tively bulky, and in the wist, where tbe , country is better settled and fiaskaa dense ' forests ami more customs office rathey could The regular market price of smugglers for bringing In Chinamen is about fifty dollars per head. Sometimes a smuggler who is hard up will bring hi a bunch of them at reduced figures, but they Mtldom go below thirty dollars. Thu routes utilized constantly vary, but the methods are lu the main the same. A white man goes to Victoria and finds a < !elestla|, generally a “highbinder,” with whom be makes arrangements to take "over” n certain number of Chinamen at a certain rate. Then he tells the Mongolian day or more for t he copy when once it Is where to bring tbe Chinamen to board bln It ItolDed Bolling Watdr. !w. S. Barton. A well known mining man practically disposed of by dictation. Here­ boat at night. Usually he cannot handle in lies tbe office of the phonograph. A over n dawn, and nine aoums to lie tbe fa­ and prospector, Los returned to S<*u Bqr- caller, finding the typewriter occupied, can vorite number. If the smuggler runs into niudino from au exploration of the famotft. Zi-r.tb valley. He states that of n sudden step into a corner and talk at a phono­ a customs Inspector before he gets rid of graph what Le wants to any. bls Chinamen be will find himself iu tbe ope of the neuilsn of tbe party Oecame The ioe operator takes uutf out iue»neev the sheet nuu aud lays United uuitea duiws Slates peniienunry penitentiary at .ucxXeu MuNeil'ss lasane. Iu tbe trip south Barton stopped it away for a leisure moment. When that ' island in a very few dnys. “ at Ibex, on the edge of Death valley. arrive* the phonograph killed FOUi.TEEX Tn SAVE himself. »h repeal re|*au ths l>* dicta- j। Here nt midnight the thermometer stood tion at a speed easily regulated. The deIjirry Kelly, a notorious smuggler, i* at b.tdegs. Over tbe valley, and by this vice saves time to the « one dictating, for for I wiid to have confessed to a fellow prisoner is meant Death vnlley, at 7 p. m., there the phonograph will take speech ns ftuitas , that he once nninlcml fourteen Chlnamcu occurred a remarkable phenomenon. Two { it can be uttered. It bcrvrn al»o to give j by bitting them over the heaxl with n club clouds, one from the cast and one from I; the typewriters O2c;:jiiti<>n In hours that J one by one aud throwing them overboard elpctric foll’wd•) I would them on hU would lie beotherwbidle, otherwl*? idle, and and no no business bnsiuem i i rather rathvrtbttp tbtii bu ‘ caught with .......... ike like of which has never teeni seen by > aeed now be turned away. Those who are bout. Hr had a powerful glass, and saw Iwlng man, r.nd for an hour the blaze was • eiUp)Oy|:iR thr device find that it works ; the revenue cutter in pursuit n considers shnply terrific. .. .. ... .. .... I ble time before he was overhauled. Then following the electric storm came | There la oue large island lu the sound alfall <>f boiling hot rain. This lasted for ' near the boundary, where there are lie­ A Wonderful Stenin Euglue. fra Tb. In enmp k , u„ „ A x tween 3CK> nnd 4<M Chinese, ind.it is next to wen uunll, faranl to cover n»ek,»nlweol«un1eel «derf Wote-Wr. impossible to pick out ■contraband China orer to order to proreettb.lr to.lto. trato ™D«roettol . perfect .te.tot rbxtoo men after a boatload ha* landed, if the tie •C'Jd.nK «.Uer. TU. cbttoder tru , ( H11Umlb,„ load of Mongolians is to Iwj landed in n city MmHblns Ib.l no .rtllter, tore, on tbe [ mnk„ pblndlu o[ tb, w„bL a confederate on shore tells the smuggler .of , bOW i To (to into ewtet dr-t^to tb. eu«lne, boiler, wbeu aud where to make the landing. cold bjitol—Toronto Worid, „„„„„ ,n „„ „ rI^d. If Chinamen nre to i>e brought in by laud they leave the V.UI.|UU>.1 Canudinu >Pacific W n.n n*n g t» — k Al ■ 1 i: A'"S'j “8,J nnirui riv> irn . <- urc h.uh railI. ’m-n *n “ lovuiy toonlr uociipj oernpr >ivu.pmt.Mtm- muu Tlo •I.net,,, nf n tli.tftit-ter rt“ dlmnt . “** I tell '* *I UKcBea । ** Aoroau. * , sixteenth* of nn an inch iin diameter, or about • road nt almost any station Dear the bonier. The and tbe dial register are. znearenoianoiu thearenofanoldfMshioaedallvnrthreeceut , Byprevious previousamugemem. arrangementun-j theygo gouno intocue the *— bell ■punch ---- ---------- ------------------- — i:<suio:icusuvRri.urveceuz , uy Tilca nhlnnu'i nn Knmnuan 'rumiriv. I . .. . .. ■ , , . , , .. . alike unknown ou European tramways. I pipa. ft was only five eighths of an inch wimmIs, to elude the poatible Inspector on **cfa„P**r>n_lfer •DpOU Pyjog hb> tara^ la high, yet it contained 148 distinct parts, ’ watch, and here meet tlie man »ho is to ” " ■ • - ~ ~ Dearly umnj ail nil of Ul which nu«vu were »«uv silver nnd *•«*. gold, «**•<*. 'bring Mini* thetn through. Then, traveling by printed slip, upon which U punched the j t Wlu bold together by fifty-two screws, night, they follow some trail or railroad It wax togetuer oy nicy-two . amount collected and the distance over ’ the tjje smallest l>ejng luring but one one-hundredth through the thick thick woods until they reach which tbe pasMinger is entitled to be car- of gn inch in length. The engine had ail ’ a town where there are other Chinamen, ried. Three slips are to be preserved dur- ’ tbe valves, • • gearing, etc., ... to be found on the j In daytime they camp ... in the most secure tag the ride aud presented for Inspection ordinary horizontal engine. Three drops ! place they can find, while the smuggler whenever demanded, and they are not in­ of water filled the boiler! The engine goes out to buy fowl. frequently demanded by tbe spotter* who weighed but fifteen grains when clear of i jt does not cause any especial exciteare employed to keep a check upon tbe the baseplate. The diameter of the cyl- | meat in a town if the smuggler’s busiuesa conductor*. There is no secrecy about the tnder was but one-sixteenth of an inch; t leaks out, but he usually tries'to keep it M»otxer’s work. He enter* tbe car in full length of stroke, three fifty-seconds of an Bhady. He baa friends along the route to uniform, requests tbe jmaaengers to show inch.—SL Louis Republic. i whom he gca-s for information about the their receipts, writes down the conductor’s “ ’ I movements of custom* officers. Soiuenumber and tbe amount of the fares eolstatlng tb« Case t<> Him. > times he succeeds In standing in with some lecteil and departs amid ——- -----—c- — -r- the — - ,uncompli-------- cj.— J John Smith was reading the morning freight conductor or brakeman and get* mentary remarks of the traveling publl^ paper. Suddenly be exclaimed: j the use of a box car to carry the ChinaTbe spotter* seem to be equally despised , "Jones “Jones la is dead: dead! i1 must go to his funeral, men throu through. Uhiuamen are very seldom 1U” -j ‘ rtm-.r toe, plf Heir roeMtob.-Cor. ; H,s went to u mine. And Aa.l one on. good tcx-l turn turn dede- ! nuz M on the sound jKwseuger steam»mntr-rliuj touh.te, ‘ «rrm «nolb.r." m. j "What do you mean by saying that be UOW OPIUM 19 HAXDLED. -. MkMsauou attended )VU your ‘ luuvfiu, funeral? That's all uuunou- j But the greatest amount of smuggling H. F. Cborley, in his diary, records an said Mra Smith. by far is done In opium, as It is easier to anecdote told by Countd Orsay of his din। ..j; 0 ,$0^ Lsu, t yrar j onea rea( i t h a t g< . t through tbe lines and because ns much ~;T .» tt------ vuZ.i 7.21 ! must year .1 ones reau mat -----------------k. he first riaited Jt>hn . . . ...................................................... .....it ta OM o( f0|ir m UrB : at- HoUand House when Smllh WM dead. <n(1 Ee thought gland, young, handsome, and imptr- <u roe be attended the funeral, and 1 pounds ns can be aecqred from one ChinaXI — sal .... next nnvf to •» bis Ilia: hostess, wild ...to return . . .the , He who noWi of- couse. .I ought com- 1j man. In Victoria there are an Immense sed to be In one of her most aggres- pnmenL” number of Chinamen, and they manufacrive moods. Shedropned her nanlHn napkin, thn the ( "Well, before yon go tramping through ! ture or boil down the crude opium to make count gallantly picked it up; her spoon, mud nnd standing in m graveyard with . tbe refined article used iu commerce. Usu­ her eyeglnasra; each was restored by her. yOar og catching your death of cold, ally it is put up iu five teal tin cans, weigh­ attentive guest. At length, however, his be sure that you are following up the right. Ing one-half pound, hnt the manufacturers patience gave why. and when she Mfain corpse. It you are going to attend the 1 will put it up in any shape desired—In dropped her napkin, be turned and called fUD€ral of every Jones who dies, you will t bottles, fruit cans, salmon cans, soap boxes, to one of tbe footmen behind him: ■ Boon have u funeral of your own to at- i-barrels or firecrackers. "Pnt my convert on the floor,” raid he, Und.’’—Tex»j gif ting*. I The “stuff,” as it is popularly known, w "and I will finish ray dinner there; it will । -- ---------- —.-------------worth about sight dollars per pound on lie so ranch more conveeient for Lady HolWedding Anniversaries. the British side, and more thun double land.”-All the Year Round. Tbe various wedding anniversaries are that on the American side, so that a man named in tbe following order: First, cou I may carry enough opium in bis pockets to ■net him u handsome return on a two or I ton wedding; second, paper, third, leather, The uae of powders for the hair and face, fifth, wooden; sereuxtb, woolen; tenth, tin; ! three days’ trip to Victoria. which began in the Sixteenth century', in­ twelfth, silk aud fine linen; fifteenth, crys­ i 1 saw a coat awhile ago tliat bad a false serted the men. Henry III bad the habit tal; twentieth, china; twenty-fifth, sliver; ; lining, or rather, it had a docen large pockol parading the streets •! Paris, his face thirtieth, peart; thirty-fifth, sapphire; for­ • Ms opening u;>ou tbe inside. In these pockcovered with white aud red paste, like a tieth, ruby; fiftieth, golden; seventy-fifth, cts were stowed away fifty-two five tael > faded coquette, and bh hairfilUd with rio- iiamond.—Brooklyn Eagle. I cans of opium. That coat would have .' netted the owner a profit of about <200 on . 1 one trip, iMtt tbe customs official ou the Customer—How much is this necktie? ' boat thought it was too warm a day for a Clerk — -------—Four --------dollara. " 1 1man manto to l»e l>ewearing wearinrsuch ----- L’ a“ heavy u-------looking — I afraid >o team, 11 pabfc with tbrir hair Customer—I’ll take it on one condition, i narment, and he nabbed hicn as be walked «t me give you my acts for iL-dotWef down tbe Raugplsnk.-FrMtk Cor. Bax nd Furnisher. Francisco Chrooich. ( lUe mmcluaJM that wbo dsala only to seriate ctafe portion* But so rare ra hh. dirialty not be broujebt iu with t he same ease that they arc here. There are few regions that offer the physical advantages to smugglers that the Puget sound district dote. Ac­ cording to the United States coast survey.. there are SOO miles of shore on Puget sound, and nearly all of it te thlekly wooded. Thu line between British Columbia and the United States winds around in a verit­ able archipelago. Ou one island a hun drod Chinese can land undisturbed, or a whole shipload of opium can be dumped off without fear of penalty; on another island. perhapsjKily a short distance sway, to land a Chinese or to put off opium is u serious crime. To amply guard all these numerous islands, straits, inlets nnd bays the government would be obliged to main­ tain » whole n-giroeiit of inspectors and a West of vessel* On the MmndfrOs iu all localities near tho boundary, there Is a certain under feeling that it is no erime to smuggle a little, pro­ Kngland. viding you nre not caught. Very few peo­ Duriug tho summer months seaside ple will hesitate to go across the line and vLdtora on our New England coast organ­ buy some article ou which there is a duty ised “lobster hunts," which are usually and bringJt over secretly if they cau. very pleasant affairs. Two boats carry n Many of the pw.>rc**ion.tl smugglers think party of fire nr six to tbe lobster grounds that It is nil right to swindle the govern­ where the guide tells them "lobs’! arc co ment, nnd with the single exception of be found. In addition to the nets and smuggling they are ns honest ns the Ixtstbaskrts, a large boiler J» brought along. dtlzena. . On some prominent rock which overlooks xot em'Kgu nttrncTons. tbe lolister grounds, they build‘ a fire, and There ure forty customs •ifllcers, includ­ securely fasten the boiler in some crevice ing collector, deputy cqlfecUMfc, inapectorw just cuter the flame. Clear spring water is and clerks in tbe Hugvt sound district. poured into the boiler, which soon begins Nearly three-fourths of that number are to sputter and hum ns the fire burns up Inspectors, lu the larger cities there are brightly. When a dozen or more loltstrra two or three Inspectors, who have regular have been caught, t hey are brought to tlie shifts; in Hid smaller ones one man is re­ rock and dumped into the boiling water. quired to watch day nnd night. Every There is a brief struggle for life, a scratch­ regular steamer coming from Victorin and ing noise lu tbe boiler, and then all is quiet British Columbia porta has a United States again. customs inspector on ^•onr^). ami every Some crackers and cheese nre meanwhile train crossing the boundary carries a gov­ produced, and a circle is formed around ernment official on the n|.«rt for opiuifi, the the fire and tbe boiling luIndent. The light pri:ici|>al article handled by deniers in con­ ot the moon casts pnlft weird shadows on traband goods. the dark rocks, while the sea waves sing But for several reasons smuggling has and dance monotonously below. When not been stopped. The number of Inspec­ the cover of tbe boiler is Anally removed tors is entirely Insufficient to guard nil the the beautiful green of tbe shells has taken numerous islands,each covered with a jtinon a bright red. The shells are easily Rle of vegetable ami forest growths and broken, and as soon as the meat baa cooled very thinly populated. Another .reason fa* sufficiently each member of the party se­ that .the temptation Is so strong and tbe cures a trophy and begins tho feast of the prospect of gain so great that reputable epicure.—Harper’s Weekly. ritizeus and oven customs officials them­ selves often connive at the nefarious bmd- Typewriters in some of the down town offices are learning a trick of trade that prom isos to fill many a spare moment with profit. The typewriting business is a vnrifcblfl one Thi-re are tunny boapl in U twi are wholly idle, when time hangs. On busy days, on the other hand, caller* arc frequently turned away, so great is the rush of Business. It happens in tbe ma­ jority of cases that men are not in so much of a hurry for typewritten copy as they are to dictate what they have in mind and lie fcrte-a-brac stall." KWt after by the high priced hotels and MartMtnwte and by the more expensive of retail butchers whose customers are exacting and desire only the best. Thb Ax IT she Lad dropped Jrora above; particular butcher has bulk up ttn ijn. meaae trade lu these specialties, and takes Che greatest pride in tot- highly artisan manner in which his stall is decorated with He worAIpJd at u distance rhe various wares, so much so icdeed that it has eotbe to be widely known by the names already mentioned. If one arrives at the market early enough for the stock not to have lieen greatly dis­ Then tho time dragged oo laboriously. turbed. he will find on this particular stall Until thsre came uproariously a- pyramid of carefully preparail calves’ A rude and.stalwart nutfuw!m> swore. He loved her mo.-o and morn and more. brads, all gaxiag straight ahead; a square tower of ox tails, with one layer’ running And kissed Iwr. mart Irrev’rent ’till uh® slgae one way and the next auditor; great woudcu and to him clung. - Browne Fcrrlman ta Yankee Blade. pans beaixxl raqomtiVely with calves' feet, calves’ brains, pigs’ feet, sheep's trotters, sweetbreads, iwef tongum, lambs’ fries, "Cigar? Yes. thanks. Dns'n mind if mutton kidneys, choice tenderloins, plump tenderloins, and iqnsrreof beautifully pre­ I do." "They may say what they please,” went pared tripe, and all as neatly arranged as on the old timer, as he sunk into an easy are tbe most highly prized gems and jewels chidr at the Fifth Avenue hotekaud dream. in a Broadway jeweler's.show case. ily puffed away at fata weed, "but I believe There are other specialties dealt In by that smokiug has its place in this world.” this artistic butcher, and his Idea ot bring­ "Ouc of the minor evils of lifo.” ing all these things together and keeping •That may be, but I actually believe, sir, only tbe lx*t tbafc can lie had lias made that the weed goes a long way toward every hotel and reKnurant steward in New miking this world better." York regard him as n man of genius, and "Making the world better?" he has secured the trade of nearly every ♦Exiwtly." one of them by his happy thought of let­ "How so?” ting them flud all these particular Items of “In many ways. Many and many a time thrir market list gathered whether in one when 1 am downawt and annayed with place.—New York World. business cares; when the block clouds come; when everything goes wrong; when life otnu unendurable, 1 light my cigar, and A man is now jiving in Tangier who hue in n twinkling my cares alip%away.” had n remarkable experience. Dr. Oskar "Do you believe that?” Lens met him awhile ago in that city, “1 certainly do. I npprtil to every old where be is employed ns cook in,a Eu­ smoker iu tbe laud. I tell youv sir, the ropean hotel. He is a German, ami was aroma of fragrant tolmcco is the greatest formerly a postoffice employee in Bavaria enemy of care in this world." For some irregularity he Cc<!' the country . “Yes. it is a consoler.” and came to America. Not securing em­ "No doubt of it. A companion* in many ployment here, he worked his [MUMutgc back lonesome hours. 1 actually believe that it to Europe iu. cook on a vettael, and iinally is almost Impowlble for a man to be down­ reached Algeria, where he took service in east and smoke a good cigar. Tobacco acts a regiment. But.the re-tlras Teuton soon as a gentle sedative, bringing peace and turned his Lack upon ids new ucenjiaiion consolation to the heart. It is the poor aud started south naro«A the wastes <4 the nmn’s luxury nnd tbe rich wait's frirnd. Sahara He was tolerated- by some native If you do not believe, it try thtr scheme caravans that were gniug in the sdine di­ yourself.”—New York World. rection, and lu t)i;» way mtmnged to make the difilcult Journey. He visited the oases of Figig and Tafijlet. Tbe native proverb says, “A oocoanut routh of Morocco, yr J*ere he remained sev­ tree ia a bride’s dowry," nnd really tbe eral months among tLu fanatical native many uses to which tbe palm and its prod­ He did not find life io the desert nErctoabit. ucts are put arq wonderful. They provide aud as lie did uot dare to return t*> Al­ a family ‘with food, sbrller. fuel, house, geria. he set out for cl*e northwest, cres-wd the At las range and'finally reached Fez, utensils ami. If need be, clothes. It Likes a lung time for thecoocoant tree one of tbe chief dries of Morocco, and a to st r.ifJ its full eomUtiou of Itearing-r few months later arrived in Tangier, .where seven years—but when thia time has |>assed be has aiuoe lieen •mployr.l. Thia adventuresome Gorman made his tt is a mine of wealth, and happy la he who can call a plantation of n hundred acres remarkable trip without murwy, and with only tbe most limited knowledge <4 the his own. Arabic language. The jpuruey be made to Tbe nuts when ripe fall to the ground, and where necessary are plucked by men Tatillet is known to be an exceedinglywho climb up. It aonrttiuws makes one’s difficult and dangerou* undertaking, and blood run cold to are them ran up. the tree* it has been performed by only one explor­ er, Gerhard Roblfa. Unfurtunatuly this like monkeys. Two ways are p_raeticc-J for monnting German cook was uot qukliBed to maku the trunk. In the case of a small tree, or important observations tut to thr geograph­ ical condition* of tbe region tbrougbwhich nt nn odd moment, the man walks up the trunk, keeping his feet flat against it, and throwing his weight back from it as much Ohl He Kaiew Mr. X----- >. mt possible, retaining bls puaHlutk a$ the "Is Mr. X----- in?” asked a *a.t>piei>>iM same t ime by the tension of his arms. The other and safer plan into pass a loop looking msu at one of the theaters (be ' of ci,rd around tlie feet, which are thus other day. “Mr. X----- is very busy,” was kept close together, aud grasp the trunk the answer of the roan addrv-*i*L “Weil. of the tree, tho arms in the meantime as­ I’m So-and-so, #nd 1 came in to ask for a sisting the climber, who moves upward in couple of Meats. If you cu> give them iu a serie* of jumps—Frank Leslie’s Monthly. me, just tell him that 1 got them and thank him fur me." "H’lu,” said tbe other, running over the tickets thought A runaway couple ptiraued by an angry fully, “I supp<*e yon know Mr. X----- ?” father rushed into the bedroom of a sleep­ “Know him! I am one of lu».iflost intimate friends. Ask him if I knuw hiiu'.V he add ing justice and demanded an Immediate ed severely. “I’m very sorry.sir. b\t won't marriage. Arrayed in a flowing gown of white, the startler justice leajied from his you call 4u again?" The mu went away couch, aud. seeing a woman present, as with a pretense of Indignation. Became back later irnrfadd sharply* “I* quickly leaiwd behind the bed. "What do you want?" ho thundered, Mr. X----- in now?" “Yes. air," was the quiet rospoiMK. "Did you speak io him , peering wildly over the headboard. "Want to get married!" shouted tbe about those tickets?" "Nb, sir." “I sup poec," he said a little anxiously, “he’s t**r> mad. “TaJte her and go, and tend help you!" busy to sec me now?" “No. sir. would you like to see him?” The other looked cried tbe justice. And the nuptial knot was tied.—Atlanta up nervously. “Er — ahem, perhaps I litul bet ter. not trouble him. 1 know i Constitution. how busy he is.” “Oh,.n« trouble nt all,’ • \ answered LhequiettnairWichssmile; "Ian. Mr. X----- “The deuoc you aref'aaid the Kite lien stoves burn up more cash every fraud, anil he started hurriedly *for tii-. year than is lost in nny other one way. ridewalk.—Nehv York Tribune. People will confide their hoards to them (or hiding, and when they are lighted the Tbe Origin of ^aval. Offlwn of the Port. greenlwtck-* go up iu mnoke. Thu greatest The title of naval officer as applied to sum ever consumed by tire lu this country one uf tbe officials of the custom house was (1.000,000. That amount went up in has always been au enigma to (woplt, smoke at the subtreasury, but the govern­ nnd very few have any idea of how it w.to ment was able to replace it nt the cost of created. The office dates back tot Ute paper and printing. It has been estimated colonial days when Charles II was king that, 1 pur cent, of nil the paper money is­ of England, and hia brother, uftewani sued is lost or destroyed. Of tlie old frac­ James 11 was Duke of York. Janies re­ tional currency it is reckoned that >6,000,- ceived a pcroeu tug® of all customs receipts, «CO has been totally lost.—Woaliington Lct- in America and was also ihe lord high ad­ miral of the English navy. He had very hide confidence imiiie area whom his brother selected as colloutore of Fleas annoyed an ingenious Wanking- customs in thia country, aud in order to toniau, nnd he thus deacribea how he got protect bis oku Interests he insisted "3 rid of them: "If those.who are troubled appointing a man whose duty Mt would bo with this insect will place the common ad­ to approve every permit issued.by th* col­ hesive fly paper ou the floors ot the rooms lector before It would l»e valid. As lord infested, with a small piece of fresh meat high admiral be naturally Minted tbeM in the center of each sheet, they will find men from, bis own officer* and placed s that the flea* will jump toward the meat naval officer in every custom houso in (he and adhere to the paj>er. 1 completely rid British provinces in America. Both the a badly infested hotiM in two nights by office and duties .remain practically uuthis means."—Yankee Blade. . changedtothis day, and tha“navsl officer.” who ixxterely an auditor, must still couuteralgaAU permits.—Philadelphia Inquirer, Savages find many source* of food sup­ ply where civilised people would atarve. In Utah the floweni of tbe cat tails, which Does, any philologist know tbe origin ®C bloom in the spring, are regarded u a deli­ ths phrase “No go?" Cau it be derived cacy either raw or cooked. Boiled they from “Robinson Crveoe," chapter three? make very gnod soup. California Indians “W« saw people stand upon Uie shore to make bread from the j>ollcn of cat tails, took at us; wo coaid also perceive they which they collect in large quantities by were quite black and stork naked. 1 was beating It off tbe plaata and catching It on Snce inclined to have gone on above u> blankets.—Washington Star. tbeoL Xtrry was-iuy better counselor and •aid te-me, ’Nn gol No go!’ ” Xury. in The powerful chlorochromic battery is his broken English, only meant “Don’t now used in miners* lamps in France. The gol” but the phrase may conceivably, if u<»t lamp and lottery weigh about tbe same aa very probably, have worked Its way into the old oil lamps. Tbe light is much slang. On tho other band we say. "Here s a gol” which looks as if a go were an Inde stronger and the cost Is very moderate. pendant substantive ou its own Basis. •<An elevator that ia operated by etec&ridty on a new prindpie ha* been tested in Brook­ Lauig iu Longman's Magaxiae. lyn. It is controlled by a hnudle within the ear. and the motion can be or Anxious Mother—My dear, Fm afraid deci eased in speed and reversed. George is getting into bad company. Ho The peplum was an upper garment an­ ta out very late nearly every night. Observing Father-Oh, ha’s all rigbL ciently worn by the Grecian, and especially by the Athenian, females. It was without Ha gffwtzfna some Ctrl or other. Shouldn t sleeves and fastened by a clasp oa the arm wonder it he’d announce an eugagwnent or shoulder. “Ha hasn’t Mid a word about any young English owaM, the French JO and tbe Ger”“'tl UUtoUbitod 8U(« Um •rail. tart !»■> k—pln* o«»pu>r <*•* «" ■Cl LU MIU. Hi, rigbl wrUL I, tuU «< jiuKrauU." looi! rif- �CBANK” AND FIEND Resources of Civilization Used in a Diabolical Manner. brought by .he shout of the crowd outside the lobby loot. Cheer after chw THE LADY AND THE PHOTOGRAPHER. wm The Man Who Will Wield the bat She E^preK^-d au Opinion. ! j.wkwl up at his master as much as to oay, np by those Inside the Crisp headquarters. L»idy (wi:h the elaborate politeness of “Let us play at something.’’ Judge Crisp took the news of bis elect ion extreme fe'uiiuluc wrath)—Slr^ might I be j '’Jtohby known more t.iat> many a huquietly. But Uiose with him did not permilted to inquire-what sort of pictures man latlng,” said bi* owmr proudly, to tbe b KMt ?a •m*’ *we They emulated ou a small scale tbe doings you consider these? My bnsband sat for • group of young tuen with whom be wua STRUGGLE IB 0AU0U3 of the Crisp men In the bouse, and jumped them here two week* ago. RUSSELL SAGE HAS A CLOSE CALL. hut tao«.dejfenM. blin^™k wi!h£ f talking, “tel me show you a few things ou chairs aud other articles of furniture Mau nt the Desk (promptly)—I consider , tliat be cau do. Bobby, go find a fire IteteB r,,U«rrr^ ’“tn in tbeir jubilation. them very bad pictures, madam. WloK-" Or hall ami fell, rather than walked, down tl.r the Georgian Fly lag Victory's >Xnde I Unaulm m _ Liuiy (fixing hltn with a scirnfui glance) I Tbe gkye terrier looked up nnd down tho Four Men Killed and Mr. Sage and Springer’s action can.wd some change in —Indeed! Then what do you mean by ex- street fora minute before deciding which Opportunity to Half a Dozen Others More or the vole about to be autiohnced. Four o! pectiug people to pay the highest prices for , way to go. Then be saw a fire plug oppol<aler lite bomb-thrower was partly identified , Springer’* supporter*—Bryan of Ne­ sueb nbotnlnablu work? Do you suppose site an<\atarted for 1L Laos Seriously Hurt as one H. D. Wilson, alias terd. The 111 at braska, Sno*^ of Illinois, aud M 'rtin and for a tuonieiit----tbe dead and Injured •» far ns now known i»: I J "Get up ou the fire plug, Bobby," cried Patton of Imliann—allowed tbeir names Dead—H. D. Wilson, alias terd; R. F. Norton. I Man at the Desk (smiling)—But, nfadam, '. hl* master.’ to stand reO-irJed in favor of Springer; of Far Rockaway, 3> years uLl, died in Cham- I | Bobby got up on tbe plug and sat there, Chaplain — Debcr's Street bt*vital; unknown man. head ant) ; but Busey and Steward ot Illinois, and Lady (ns before, only niore so)—No doubt still wagging his tail. Presently he refragment* of body picked upon flour and walls ! Holtnitn cf ludiaua, voted for Crisp On yuu mny find it amusing to make carica- turned and his master told ouc of the et tbsThtiass Frighfally Mutilated—. of Russsll Sage's office, black hair, ruppota-d to . Dec. 8.—Springer did It motion ot Brown ot Indiana tbe nomina­ tures uf people, but you can’t expect them ' otter young men to pntdown a nickel and tea clerk to Mr. Sago; unknown man. portions tion o ’ Cri?p was made un.-tnimoua A I of whtue mutilated remains wi re found in tte to pay you for doing so. I have come here I a penny on tbe sidewalk. L state«mau took the action tbut you will either makes '. Itallway outside of Mr. Rage's ofih <•- Ml-sing - ' that yon that make a I "How many cents are thereon the pave“ fly in the selection motion was then mnde for the appoint­ tn tell you ment by tte chairman of five members to j F. J. Measles, X‘> years old, typewriter nnd ’ ot Crisp, of Geor­ Inform Judge Crisp of bis selection and decent photograph of my husband or meat, Bobby?" asked his owner. stenographer to Russell Sort-, said to have Bobby terketl six limes. gia, as Democratic I teen blown up Uy the expk*l<»n. may te one t to escort him to tlie presence of the cau­ Man at the D«ak (•millng more and His nuu-rer picked up tte copper penny caucus nominee cus. Accordingly Chairman Holman ap- more}—But, my dear lady, these pic­ and said, “Now, Bobby, how many cento w YoMK. I tec. Si —A terrific expla­ of the unknown dead. I'uluted Wlisou of Missouri, O'Ferrall of for speaker of the tures — are there?" in Virginia. Caicbinua of Miaslaalppl, Wil ­ ------- „ --, vu«n on »nv tirnii: VOth o u sc —and the ; Lady (Indignantly)—Not another word, Bobby barked five times. and onel J. J. Slocumjnudied and cut about ttefwe, - . hl Union Trust long struggle was' son of West Virginia and Stahlnecker of sir, on the subject of these pictures! I 1 His owner picked up the nickel and put New York a* the committer, aud these would not have them at any price. It is down the penny, saying, “How many penta as tbe hut nut seriousty. «Un to walk away; ('. W. Broadway, It is over. This occur­ Osborn, cashier for Ruswll R*gv. cut. ratditd. gentlemen proceeded to Judge Crisp ’ s your duty to ----are there now, Bobby ?’’ to Trinity aud tu-uted from head to foot nnd probably in­ rrade.'’ It run* red on tbe thirtieth headquarters aud told him of hl< auccens. Man at tlie Desk (kyins with'difficulty Bobby barked once. ternally Injured, will probably die; WiHlmn . ~ aud b used ballot and at near to restrain his laughter)—If you will listen His master picked up the penny and put ludor, Wall street tanker, cut about tho face ENTER THE WINNING CANDIDATE. rto me a moment— 10 o'clock last ; egreM from and head andUruiiM-d; W. R. teldlaw. at hos­ down the nickel. evening. Tbe canI pital suffering from many injur Ire: Samuel C. IxvHy (with U.-ikhingcycs)-I will listen to , "Suppose I take two cents away from Calhoun, telegraph operator, badly bruised Ain met at 10 a. m. nothing, air. I insist that you shall make that, that. Bobby.” he said, “how many will be ■ved railroad and dnxed; Frank Kol«rtM<u, broker's clerk, . goal----1I *left?" - •** So that, with n Wn king between Wilson of Missouri iiadiy lacerated und cut, may die; uneon*elona ,tion. The I Bobby barked three times. few recesses ont, and O’Ferrnll, judge Crisp entered tba| Eater proprietor from the skylight. man. supposed to te Ramuel Iliuru, of lllaj "Suppose 1 take one cent away, how .<• aud shock Proprietor (reganilng the grinning and a r. etttsp. it had taken ten Matba. Kun . ।Identification assumed from doc­ house chamber, where bcreceived an ova- ] apparently disrespectful man nt the desk many will be left?" honrs to finish the work left uncom­ .. f r I ghtful. ument found in pocket'. tlon that la*led several minutes. The with a v. iibenug glance)—What's the mat­ Bobby barked four times. Created Tr»ine-»tt->as Exelirmrut. pleted Saturday night, . About an hour . •'Suppose I taka four cents away, how , Crisp men gnv« vent to tbeir lungs with ter here? B. F. Norton, who was employed a- a*-.*rk was taken from caucus lime at Man .it the Desk (bunding photographs)— many would be left?" in Mr. Sugi'* iJBce. v.a* W-»n‘through tte freedom, while many of tbe Mills mtn when , noon the nicmter* stopped This lady hoa just brought these pictures ! Bobby barked once. long enough to permit tte clerk of tbe helped mu 11 the din with more conretva- Lack----| ."Siipjkjms I take five cents away, bow ted by ( hou«e to call the roll at the opening of tive applnnw. Standing in front ot tbe Lady (with dignified firmness}—Allow manv would be left?" Lntpb I Ukagured the teUdin*. The rinnKin* had congress But as sonn a* the roll was chair be will occupy Judge Cris;> bowed me to explain to your employer. These 1 Bobby looked up at Lis master, wagged J spread Uk.' wildfire f’inuigk ... tewn t! il.at a boiler to its occupant. Judge Hi>lm*tu, and the photograph* which yuu have made of. my i his tail nud was silent. ; callfl Holman moved that the house ad ­ | expioamn iiad wr>-.-k<d the building buildin iu which ..... «.c«l tte latter mvited 1dm to swetnd tbe pintform husband are simply a disgrace. At tbe ‘ "Thai's correct, Bobby; nothing would Mr. stu-re wr.« badly — tte elevated rnilrnail utTtws arc. People ■ Joum till today at noon and the motion to the nprakcr’s seat Standing there tbe price you charge, your customers certainly te left,” said the master. “You are a very The man who threw ru»br*l fran thrir office, al ■ - Broadway _ won easily carried. J!’ along next prv’tdin-4 officer of the b.'tiwv of rep- have the right to ex|iect----good dog. Cu into that shop, nnd be care­ aud Wall virvvt and ran foreheaded into tte t»f Mr. Sage ’ s clerks and rt->entniivcs delivered a brief nddreas. He Proprietor (also beginning to smile)—My ful to shut the door behind you. because several others, and »tr»*t to L-zrn wl.at dwo-ter 1,-vl happened. There were but two Votes taken in cau­ spoke slowly and deliberately, nnd with dear madam, you arc iniitaken----tbe dr.y is chilly. I will join you In a mo­ In less t*uu» f»w mit.utt- after tte । xploalon w«re injured. The explo- Lad occurred Broadway und otter street* fn cus yesterday morning before the bouse some feeling. Lady (in a towering r.igei—Do you mean ment." the work of a fiend, whether inBobby walked into the More on the cor-, convened; aud 'hey were of no particular th.* mark*: your loiindcacr andcstaem. Il to tell mt- that yoti can't do any better ner, went behind theojen door, pnabed it >r no’ is yet unknown, who went to sl^nitlcaner. There were a few changes, pledge my *yIf here a <1 now :*• devote what* I than Hint for one pound a dozen? humanity. | Proprietor—Ha, ha, ha! I can do better to. and was not sect?i.gain — Washington .-■.;.-c’s office with thy purpose of to tte but not enough to make muterial differ­ ever of industry and ability 1 for twelve shlliiugs Scar. -inxtiug him. ' TEN DEAD MEN UNDER A WALL ence in the siinatiun. Neither was there advunremrnt of the real lu:m«t** of the ItemLady—Sir! oenttlc party. (Applause.) I lax to say to you anything notable in tbe voting after tbe now, « hen I »p*-aX t he first w&rd t*> you since I Proprietor (emphatically)—Much belter. xtury I* that at 12:15 o’clock in the house bad been adjourned, upto the twen­ am ywnr selection for ► peaker, that my election I-ady—This l< an insuiL I aboil take Before Watts, tbe discoverer of tbe pres­ r;:oon a small, *ell dressed roan apent mode of making shot, had his notable St. PAt’L, Dec. h— At 1 o’clock yester--! ty-third vote, when MrMBHn aud bis sup­ m>au« i><> step Ixu-kwan! in tariff reform. iiivnns----Proprietor (y-umpelllng himself to grav­ dream, tbe manufacture of shot was a Mitiy about 35 year* old. carrying a day afternoon a thundering crash was''porters held a conference and swore they [Cheers.] I dr-lre tu*ay that there if hi our party tflday n<» man v hi more earnestly be­ ity)—I beg your jiardnu, but these don’t slo4, laborious and consequently costly ter btg, called nt ilrttoell Sage’s cfwould “never dttwti Mr Micawber." as it lieves in tbe LXniocnu-.’ doctrine nt tariff re­ heard in the center ot the wholesale dis- ; Great Imrs of lead had to ba were. At this time Springer had but a form than I do. (Tretm ndom applause.] happen to ta our pictures at all! They process. • •. the sveond fl >r.r uf «1 Broadway, trict and a dense cloud of dtut rose from I d-x' nm.-n he could call hi» own, while After the long struggle through which we were taken nt Smithson's, next door but pounded into sheets of a thickness nearly I for Mr. Sage. Hr was told that one. We are Smithers. See? equal to tbe diameter of the shot desired.. the bltck burned out by the recent >.rvat ■ McMillin Loti innetcen. Sage was buh^ vod ejuld not lie seeu. fire. A wall tiis't falieu nnd a score of . Lady (examining name on photograph) These shot had thro io be cut into little Hu eh Drops Out of the Fight. man pershtcu and continued to talk coeu were buried in the rulus. The scene • —H’m—er—well. I did make n mistake, cubes, placed in a revolving bamfi, and On the I®1 ballot Hatch, having lent one certainly, but (energetically) I have not there rolled around until, by the constant lend torn-. Mr. S-igr, w ho was iu an of ll.e great fire WM iu the block bounded ot bl* nifii to Mill*, concluded that it the slightest doubt—not the slightest— I friction, tbe edges wore off from the little • ffive, came out to *cc w bat was the by Thin!. Wacouta ao.l Rosabel street* would tea goad time for him to slide • •here -• 1 v.i..h t<> ray. however. that during the pn>- that (£-•••• they bad teen -taken they 1 cubes, aud they became spheroids. . u r. He naked tie man what was nu:T the Union station, and the fallen wall out, and he c.nue ini') the hall and voted grv*of tliii- <anva>s 1 have *tid n»> aoninwoi!id :have been fully a* bad or even! Watts bad often rucked bis brain trying for Crisp. It be bud l:t>|>ed that this vote i>l>c-iiiig any individual or individual* which r.-ar«! up sixty feel ibthe ceuter, belong­ worse. Good morning!—Tendon Tit-Bita. to discover some better ar.d less coatly would start the deluge he wm dlsap would at *11 Ju -tify bint or them in l»vins any .and a private in- ing to the Farwell. Oz:nun. Kirk Jt Qx j scheme, but in vain. Finally, after spend­ feeling oi unkhi<h:< n-« mraitKt me. 1 have felt pointed, for, nitaougu although ioe the vn*u Criap men , . ,, ,... , . , , i’ .*i:i:iu. iur, Held on t<» a Good Thing. j ing an evening with some boon compan­ -vlL-w « Uh yuu," bj.dlog. lihynra .v.rklnK .!«.«: bta ni> ciM. u. that it wm a friendly *• raggle: ! have felt that Upon Kaukakev.cluse by the water’s edge, Iions at the alehouse, he went borne, went S.i^e inquired with whnt lie could the ruins clearing away the debris., I Ic;change iaIll.t, hjg hisvtl£e vote, . eex-.vpt x ept .two twoother other Hatch Hatch stands a tree on which is "blazed’’ with a tto bed aud soon fell a»lo-p. His slumtea, .•* The man with the Barbel replied: . m..n *ha followed their cliief-into the Came on Thrrn VVItlioat Warning. [ men, who chief-lnto iKRMc shali meet and <*rKui.lrc we will stand hunting knife the letter C. This is in 1however, were disturbed by unwelcome wan',” he said slowly and distinctly. There was not the* slightest intimation ■’ Crisp ranks. This made tbe vote stand: tog« tber a* oi.r l«>dy. working and latering for iu one ot which he was out again commcmuratiua of an' adventure that dreams, < ;i- milltotr two hundred thousand dol- that there was danger ot such a catas- Crnp. Hit; Mill*, IM, Springer, 13; Me- the goixl >*f the |>art> . (Loud applnux). Judge Cox, of tho criminal court, had with “tbe boys." and os they were stum­ 1 tbstik jou Kguin for j-our cunfl<l<-uee and 1 there not no many, many years ago. The 1bling borne it began to rain shot—beauti­ ■- We want them right here and now." (ropb,. So oo. t.d bol <b.l . ' •. Concluded to Rce«-»». kindness, n:.<! teg to assure yon 'that tbis tbe support, would b«H « from tb. -id, ' r<> Qa nnJ Jld tb, whois contest te-* left in my bosom no unkind . judge'mid some friends were up there fish- !ful globules of polished, sbinlffg lead—In such numbers that be and bis companions • Mr .-.-.ge started Lark, but instantly Tbe er«b cure without w.ruloit »»d ; a,(em on tbl. men or tb»E feeling loprar.) any .member of the Iioumi. ing. One evening w hen they were out iu । separate boats a storm c.une np. It was :had to seek rbelter. • verin^ his presence of mind said it simultaneously the scream* and groan* uf i but e-ch man w be thi benefle- [Great cuthurtat.:u and cheering.] In the moruiug Watte remembered his quite a storm, loo. even for u larger stream Tbe Other Ottlce** Selected. a a-.t great deal ot ir.oaey, at/d that he tbtf dead and dying were heard About a jary of tj)C comtlue aud nothing was dream, and it obtruded itself on i At the conclusion of bls speech Judge th.-iu the tuuddv Kankakee. The river was curious w< uld have to think of it. He knew that ! dozen men who were at work on Third j effected, ex<ept that it was noticeable Crisp withdrew from the caucu* amid whipped into foam aud great waves rolled. 'his mind all day. He began to wonder street ran to the scene and began searchthat where a defection occurred It was . wa-i dealing with a crank, sod was more applause. Il was just )(> o'clock The frail little bouts tossed and tumbled, what shape molten lead would assume ir ing among the ruina l^ifty others, de- from somb other mau than Crisp or Mills, string for time. But subterfuges were when ’.he contest was settled, snd after and gave every evidence uf capsizing, for falling through the air, and finally, to s<t spite tbe-fact tliat men were dying among I and series defections <auv that in .M tlie — ------—of ~ ------------- those some brief discussion It was decided to they were uot bujlt to ride such heavy aena. his mind at rest, he ascended to the top»f t fn with thl-' crank. He band no time tbe ruins, stood aloof, afraid to venture - two men alwava always showed showed ud upasastbe tbeones ones proceed st once to the business of select­ Tbe craft in which Judge Cox was seated tbe steeple of t he church of St. Mary at । u« wait, and he H)id so Wt cannot wait. I toid your clerk our within reach of the remaining walls, who got the votes. Each'of these men ing the ether efficers of tbe house. Tbe was particularly frisky, and the judg% be­ Iledcliffe, and dropped slowly and reguargained right along and at about tbe same • came pale as he thought of n watery grave ly a ladelful ot molten lead into the »oat tie's wm urgi-oL The money is which now tottered menacingly. rate, but Crisp continued to keep his fir*t officer to be elected was the clerk. awaiting him. below. Descending, be took from th< bot­ -ranted now. - In thia Michal I, |>ave dyna­ lead. A conference bst ween Springer and Kerr of Pennsylvania, received tbe nomi­ Lika a' skillful mariner, however, he tom of the shallow pool several harifub mite, pound*'of it. I'nleaa fsu had over nation by acclamation. A general Dollov alarm was turned in, McMillin failed to do anything, and after of tbe most perfect shot be had-ove- seen. made for the short-and ran bls boot ag^nsc Ex Congressman Yoder was placed lu the money, up she goes." and in a few minutes all the police dis­ the twenty-sixth ballot a recess to S p. m. Watts' fortune was made, for fron this nomination fur tte position of sergeant- a tree. Carefully lie crawled to the bow, Mr. Sage made one more attempt to tricts had responded with patrol wagons exploit emanated the idea of the Ax tow­ and forces of extra men." Police Chief ij wa* u.mo. at-arms aud uu other c mdidnte appearing and raising to his feet, threw his arms er, which ever since has teen the only temporize. He Lad nut got the money, Clark, with Fire Chief Jackson and his ! Tu* Cauetis at Work Again. around the tree and bung ou for dear be. too, tva* nominated by acclamation. De said: i.-fs visitor might come agwin. means employed in the manufacture of the Msistaot chief, made an attempt to or-' U 15 before tbe lt wa*. however, however. W: S:W the memThere was h slight contest over tbe life. Tbe storm went down as suddenly ss ganlze the laborers and set them to wpxk 1 bers could be got together. During tbe doorkeepecxhlp, but one billot settled the I it enme us. but still the judge clasped the little missiles SO important in war and At the word tbe man made an angry removing tbe dead nnd injured. Tfae rears* the Springer men held a conference j tree iu fond embrace. The walers became •port.—Philadelphia Bulletin. gesture nnd raised the Rachel at arm’s men were wild with excitement, however, | !g a committee room. Springer was not matter in favor of cx-C»>ugres»man Tur* | still, but the judge did not let go the tree. length. "Ycu will nut?" he said, “Then and it was a long time before more than present. The result of this conference ner, ot New York, popularly known as One of his companions noticing him, ex tbe ’Iceman." who received 17b Votes half a doxen could be induced to go at the ■ *■» shown on tbe first ballot token after here g'sa." “What's the matter with Washington's against 27 for ex Diorkreper Fields and claimed: An explosion followed which almost work. The others rau back and fqrth । ihe beginning of tbe evening session, “Why don’t you let go. judge? The legs?" Every stranger who gores for the r t sed the roof from tbe building, and around tbe building shouting to each ' *l»u four of tbe Springer men deserted Mr. Colt, of Connecticut. first time on tbe statue of the immortal Ex-Post master Dalton, of Indiana, who storm is over." Mr. Sage was blown clear through the other and uttering imprecations against j his ranks, Babtett and Miller, of Wiscon“ That's all right, ” responded the judge. George which stands before the subtreas­ handled tbe mall of the bouse under prevrivay of his private office, and across the contractors, or stood gazing blankly , »ln going to Mill* snJ Durborow aud Me­ vlous DemocraticadniinlMration*, secured "Another one bailable to come up, aud I ury invariably asks tbe question. From tbe room. He lauded in n bank of rub- at the ruin. • I Gann, This the top of the head to the knees of the Ituuu. of vi Illinois, ..........., who went to Crisp. . tbe pustmasterahip on one ballot. Tbe know when I've got a good thing." 1> «h.. Tbe stranger wm thrown agaias& Died Speaking uf His WHS. Igave Crisp ,ns 1(0 and Mills » 9G The tw twenty — -­ vote was dose. Dalton's opponents were That is why this particular tree wm statue tho bronre is dust covered and ninth ballot showed but one change— ax-Congressman McClatntny. of North marked with Judge Cox’s initial.—Indi­ weather worn; from tbe knees ‘down the the partitioq and blown to pieces. of Now York, deserting legs are hri^lantly polished and shins like The fire department, under Chief -Jack- Stahlnecker. j Carolina, and Major Wright, of Virginia, anapolis Journal. son, arrived almost in soon as the police, jMills for Crisp. new metal. \ EFFECT't>F THE EXPLOSION. an ex-UnioD soldier. How Russian 1’liotugraphers Get Even. and tbe mefc of the latter department ' All aorta of Tdeaa are advanced as to the Rev. Mr. Milburn, chaplain ot the last THE BEGINNING OF THE END. The Russian photographers have a cause of this, but the real cause la a very rendered invaluable aid. In less than house and of s< veral previous houses, was strange and original way of punishing simple one. There are hundreds of janihalf an hour eight men were taken out of re elected chaplain by acclamation. Adjournment of tte caucus wan reached those whom they have photographed, and torx who live In the big buildings along Tbe persona In Mr. Sage's office at the the ruins dead. One poor fellow whose I ers urrat yet who have failed to pay the bill for their Wall and tbe neighboring streets, and the time of the explosion were: Str. Sage; bis I skull was crushed in a horrible manner, ‘ Tbe most exciting incident of the day I at 11 JU p. m. work. Outside of each pholographing «•- majority of them are heads of families. :>rother-ln-law, Colonel Slocum; C. E. but who was still alive, struggled to his happened soon. Before the calling of the Mills Has Nothing to Say. labllshmont there is a frame hung in a In the evening, when the district around feet for an instant and staggered a few ?anno, of T Naaaau street; B. F. Norton, Mllh, when askbd to make some com­ most conspicuous place. Into this frame about the subtreasury is as silent and de­ roll on tbs thirtieth ballot was begun ' For Rockaway; C. W. Osborn, • of feet toward the opening, then be dropped , ment on the result of tbe contest said: “I J are put the pictures of all the delinquents serted as a city of the dead, the children of McMillin after a hasty consultation with Brooklyn, and Mr. Monxies, attaches of to hb knees with one band resting ou tbe have nothing to say to the pre**." Spring who owe and cannot or will not pay. In- these janitors come forth and have tbe some of bis adherents entered tbe cham­ er and McMilliu expressed themselves as 1 tte < filer; Frank Robinson, of Bergen loose bricks. ■ stead of putting tbe pictures in right side wildest kind of romps on the steps of Un­ The list of dead is as follows: Edward ; 1ber of the house and announced his with­ 1’cint, and a messenger boy. All these quite satisfied with the result of the I up in tbe usual dignified manner, they are cle Sam's strong box. wrre killed or more or less severely In­ K Wilcox, contractor; Hans Hanson, | drawal from tbe contest. Tbe announce­ struggle. It is considered a daring feat by the Inserted upside down. Swede laborer; Cbarlea Katrinski, Pule 1 ment came like a thunderbolt from a Ono sees In these frames pictures of smaller boys to go out on tbe pedestal jured. Tbe wounded, ones were taken to FIFTY-SECOND CONGRESS. laborer; George Shaplnski, laborer, John clear sky and for a moment tbe members blooming children, pretty maids and digni- which supports the statue and climb up O’Connell’s drug store across tbe way. Adamski; Frank Mnreo; Charles Larson; prevent were taken back. McMillin made The Nenats and■ Bosse —nft tf-. Representatives matrons, who are punished in this one ot the legs. Tbe constant repetition - ---i.ri.nl. where tbeir injuries were attended to. three unidentified. Tbe injured—John Called to Order j way, although they may have no share in of this produces the mysterious polish.— Havoc In Sage’s Offices. Warren, Thomas Somatra. Frank Deith- his announcement lu a speech ot about Washington. Dec. 7 —The senate was tbe actual delinquency. Tte children, of New York Commercial Advertiser. The scene In the wrecked office of Rus­ , five mlnutec He said he withdrew In the sell Sage after tbe explosion was one of cr, Samuel Petero, and an unknown mau interest uf“party harmony. When tbe called to order by Vice President Morton course, have no option as to whether their niciurrx tiwuid ■Mvwe— te —token --------ruin and chaos Tbe lar^e main office full Import of McMillin's action broke promptly st 12 o'clock noon Mondsy. Tbe ' picture, Jn.ld.0. were >ul w be pboiovrubjd by THE DEATH RECORD. Talking ateut newspapers, I dissectad Las a smaller office on each side. The ex­ I on tbe members there was a wild shout senate at) p. m. adjourned until Tuesday . devoted bat enrctess fathers, and the one of tbe New York Sunday papers the plosion apparently occurred tn the main I I that expressed approbation, relief aud Mr*. Pahmema .ANTHONY, mother of matrons l»y husband* who refused to ntber day and found it was made np as at 12 noon. I office, nnd expended its force westward to­ exultation, all in one. Sherman said that as Brice bed his ere-1 •boulder the re»pvnaibl[ity of paying .ur follows: It contained 352 columns. AdverJudge Anthony of Chicago, at Sterling, Made ’Em Happy All Aruantf. * ward tbe larger of the small offices, and dentials be was entitled tote sworn in. I facslmilbe of tbeir fair better halvas.- tisementa, 135; local politico, 8; shopping through It to the cfflces.of tbe elevated Ills The Mllh men were jubilaut and tbe but that this was not. to be considered as । Isaac M. Brown, editor Columbus Re­ —New York Advertiser. news, 0; article on ths census, 6; storiea, fi; railway. In Mr. Sage’s main office the Crisp men evidently thought they had wiring «»T rfghl.G OW° 1 sthletlos. 6; foreign news, fl; a prominent furniture was overturned aud broken; publican, at Columbu*. Ind. Major Geokgk W. McKee, at Philadel­ equal cause for joy. for they joined in the tore should discover Brice wm ineligible. | woman's baby, 3; short editorials, 8; dra­ tbe walls and ceilings were bared of Promptly at 12 noou Munday the first l “Struck tbe funuiest case of my life Sat­ matic news, fl; all sorts, 86. Total, 868 cheering with a will. McMillin did not planter iu great patches; the little closet phia. William L Hall, of the secret service, express preference for any candidate, and session of the houx of representatives of urday,” said City Physician Hazzard, of columns. 1 was unable, after a careful built under the wash basin was w recked; tbs Fifty second c< ngrss. was called to Allegiuuiy. “ I am examiner for a life search, to find out where tbe Sunday port there was an anxious look on the faces of broken ink bottles and other office imple­ at Chicago. Insurance company, and was making an of the paper wax. Now, reading at an ordi­ WlLU AM Harry Hay, eighteenth earl tbe Mill* and Crisp men as tbe vote pro­ order by Clerk M< Perron. Th. roll ments were scattered about, and valuable of tbe houp* disclosed the presence of 830 examination ex>mjnatjou ot of an oil producer living irnog on uu nary gait, it took me 7 minutes to read one papers were strewn over the floor. Tbs ceeded. Tbe McMillin men divided be­ membere’out of m Immediately after Non.ii Norlh avenue. Mrenue. Hs He was •taking “king oat out a a policy column of tho salt! paper. Seven minutes ofLot'18 ErrolI./ Box RUN, Swiss consul to Chi safe lay iu tbe midst of tbe sagging floor, tween tbe two leaders, seven going to tbe conclusion of tte roll call at i-:su on for . 810,000. JVW, He wanteduto > go goout outofoftown town to 1 column means just SB hours and 31 agape with documenta inclosed In stout cago. Crisp and eleven to Mills McMillin also motion ot Holman the bon-e adjourned today and was lu a burry. Tte policj was minutes to 233 columns. Now, deduct 20 DOM Pedbo, ex-emperor of Brazil, at voted for Mills and be wm loudly ap­ | in favor of his wife, aud when, asked'to hours and a half from Sunday and it docs m*in!lla envelopes. until noon Tuesday. ouara a»« — tfve ber Mm® •>« scratched his head for plauded by tbe Texan’s followers. Many pot leave much time In which to read your Parte Mrs. Elizabeth Odrex, oldest native members followed tbe progress of the vote PICKING UP THE DEAD AND HURT. Bible, to go to church, get acquainted with u,«,. r i-T*™.-«. r. your family, visit the sick, and get the eat­ by means of tally-sheet* and when the born resident of Michigan. GXJB3X CjMS.i YOHD, old resident of last name had been called it was found galberiug uf royalty yesterday at Marl- lt»a Urger than that.’ ing and sleeping belonging to the day done that Crisp had 113 rules—lacking une of borough House, tbe London residence of । -Well, though the man had been mar- with.—New-York Letter. Minooka, F. B. Ills. Whitney, assistant genera! the Prince of Wales. The occasion of rjed eighteen years, be had u» go home and nomination. ; freight agent of the Union Pacific, at tills gathering together of princes and make his wife write her name out on a Sprlogsr Jumps Into tho Broach. Hla Mouth Was CloMd finally. —— ided over by the queen her- card. I can’t bl-ntit- him for not remem­ repted by the police ana c-orou-i——---- Befutetbe result the ballot an­ * Jf w Speaking of dosing up time remind* tr Befute rhe entered rcsuii ol otthereto mr avand . was __ the h.btiy, us called ’ L _ -i-bration ”* 1 caro ’ G ‘ C!W‘ * “’‘ --------Bounced Springer, badun. been waiting ... «-•»— "iJ--J — '------« •—* M.ma S. in undertaker Duffy’s eatabUsbment. at 88,i Omaha. Tte Rt. Ear. Edgar Phiuf Wad­ in - <• —who w),., hud been waiting ! that there are rrrr tew peopls who kno * Greenwich street. Il was not much. The; HAMS, bishop of the diocese of Ogdens­ when to keep their tnontba rioaed. Ian I Lead was there, blackened, but neither cut si> example <.f tue tact Sunday. A vcmr, N. Y.E I). Taylor, prominent reslColonel । nor disfigured, it was cut off at the top of ths.> burg. i; tuan who Lad engaged in a heated diac? ^vMlM.i'vCovI.r. Cr« P ,t b. : W Thrm^ob “ “ «'*• <*» =i>-; r-rek. owl looked fur rfll tbe world like thel dent of Chicago. -— 9, rion with an rider nn.l more mnaenlay wm" ' -u_, ---------w | U , an „ popular one, t he princess oeiug » «. — Dnieper. Rv; t3S>. Du. IJOO; F.liior. . <01; Bb , —they bad te-n talking polltia*—was heir' mask of a man 35 or <0 ysars old. with full “ —*<A«nt New ■ I ougb peppier ooe, (be prlneee. beta, a tbor- j pop. ap. Vo)1,770; _ Rsn Ebgiiahwoman. jn Rbon., Asia—Ganges. Iran-ndtly, 3,800;• led np the avenue by two friends who te' Jaw H.Temperance Kellogg, e& State society,------al Roch ' t- ard that might Jjlvo ta-en long, but Is now York Hporided. “1 vole tuc . •' Index, 2,300; Euphrates, 1,730; Atnoor, 3, 2,800; succeeded in separating thedbputonta in 1 In Asia — Ganges. 1,710; lra<ri*itly, COO, turned close :o tte chin. Then there was a Crisp mm broke louse lu uue wild, uure­ leg. .ths right: tte left foot, mw hand, and that ester, N. Y. Joseph & Coxejld of tte ( strained yell Tney mounted on the de*k« Cate 1 retr s*<l Mr. Lobby. Yang tae-Kiang. 3.300; Hoang-Ho, 2,70^ In lime to prevent a fight. Seemingly a Colonel I W M all. Tbe body preqww was gone; of neither nnd cbair*. and yd led Mt the top of tleir SING Sing. N Y . D -c. 8 —Loppr, who tambtsl, 800; Yencsel, 3,250; Ohi, 2,700. j trouble was past, but Just at thb juoctu Twenty-first infau'ry, at Furl Randall, I chert nor abdomen wa. a trace fonnd. Tte leg In Africa-Nile. 2,500; Niger, 2,000; Sene- j tte young mac applied aa opprobriov voices. Books, haudterebiefs and paper murdered his wife July 4. IMO. suffered that Was there was broken and twisted. Such epithet to one of hb friends who was Jest. (fhruds of clothing aa were found showed that S. FDred B. Wbitket. Ztslstant general wm- thrown into the air. aud for a few rJectrotbaDasia yesteiday just after noon. gal. l,«0; Gambia. 1,700. tte num had worn ln:ucn* of a blue-black freight agent ot tbe Union Pacific road, iiiiuuteR prmdr toTuium reigned supreme. He died as all tte otters who bars been’ In Atnericf.—Mik*ouri to the Mbabalppi, ing him. and tte next minute he wa Crisp men Imbued e*ca other and shouted executed that way-quickly, palulea-ly 8,100; Missouri to tbe Gulf, 4.330; Mbsia- sprawllnaon tbe sidewalk, where the Ms* plaid, a black uvt-riost aud long black stockatJudge Omaha. wlUoot dUlorUu or bl.luturu “Wb M». Aouoo, S.W Bloor <1. 1, bU UooLd U». No. U b, bad M Hrrus P. Raeney,. leader of the out words of congratulation that were ud Tbar. vara a bv “Idbi buu. oo lb. Ulo PUu. l»«h &. La<r«n«. M00; Orinoco, nuob abm-bni — an kaov bovsgt • —»tj vtnoeak bar. at Cleveland. H< bad been careful tn rU Llmswlf of •"*>? Ohio W. L. 806EXT. traffic manager of the .rihapolauorcoaialoa. Bto Grude, l#a-Bx«bup. DvutermFma. a. m- bad »-*> wrt’^?%u’rfcdL<uJy“ ui Kansas ffty, Fort Scott and Memphis tMua that ssMUt <**«*-• “• w . Llavk tet. but be U*xi hole la the minutes later Mr. Rtomm. hta brS.tadX’ House Gavel. ( 5Sl**SS �GREATEST DRIVE ON EARTH. 5,350 ■ Yards All Ribbon! Silk AT THE FOLLOWING UNHEARD OF PRICES: NUMBERS 5-7 ONLY 5 Ct8. PER YARD. White Flannel Blankets only 75c. per Pair. TWO STORES. We will continue business at the old stand and invite all in search of Clothing, Hats, Caps, Gent’s Furnishing Goods, Boots, Shoes, , Felts, Overs, Socks and Rubbers, To Look. Over Tixis Stock. Q 1713 fM ^1 * Wc make this special effort, the running of two of the largest stores in the city in conjunction I Xt-lnl I -I | Ol \ 1 • during the winter, for the comfort and convenience of our customers, and feel assured it will be appreciated by them. For the past six weeks we have been unable to do justice to our trade, our store being too small for the crowds of bargain seekers, many being unable to get in the store, the crush being so great. Now we have ample room and invite you to make these two stores your headquarters to make your purchases and meet your friends. YOURS, ANXIOUS TO PLEASE. ' Additional Local News. —A SUBJECT Cash paid for live and dressed poultry, north aide State street, opposite Hams & ’’an Annan’s. H. C. CXosr. From now to the first day of May 1892. Btsbv Bros, will reduce the prtoc of baths tr m 25 to 15 cents. Remtaqper that there is plenty of - hot and cold water, warm roan* and clean towels. Tills offer should be appreciated and this firm liberally patxmixed. Through our contemporary of tbe Journal stating last October that, at a meeting then held ol the agricultural society, it had been decided to adopt tbe Australian system of voting at future annual meet­ ings, many including the writer have been led to criticise that committee. Our con­ temporary rrred in making this statement AU recognised that some action must tie taken looking toward potting an end to • stufliiug tbe bat” at tlie annual election of officers, whiah was especially noticeable last year. But nu sensible man would think It necewary to go to the ridiculous extreme of the Australian system. Nor was Uiis done. An official ballot is furnished each member, containing the Hat of offices to be filled, and with vacant spaces tor the writing in of names. No one can vote who is not recorded in tbe tiwurer’- books, as a member of the recorded as he voles, mi that repeating will be Impossible. According to a resolu­ tion adopted at tlie last annual meeting, the candidate for any office having tbe highest numtier of vote*, whether that be a Majority or not. will be elected. But one balloting would tie needed- We think that it will hanHy prove satisfactory fnr a bare, plurality to elect. And while we recognize that the disgraceful practices of the past must be stopped, we think some way might be found to do it that would doc give an united minority a chance to elect every officer of the society. We think the majority should rale and should elect. Ncvertbelces we welcome this change as a start in the right direction. Going to Florida Going to California ? Qotag to Mobile ' (ktox lu Savannah Gotag to Uot Spriugs Gulag to Denver Most ladies are interested in Dress Goods, and all are interested when they read of our liberal inducements, which we still continue to extend. This has been Worthy of your attention. THOROUGHL Y: DEMONSTR A TED ' Z • . » By our greatly increased trade. And to-day we are selling more Dress Goods than any house in the city. enables ub to give you (Mag to Minne*|»Hs ’ • X Unapproachable Bargains! Ab heretofore mentioned, we still extend to the ladies of Hastings and vicinity that liberal offer of all the inside trimmings with every dress pattern above,50c. It behooves every lady in search of -------------DRESS GOODSTo examine our line and prices before buying. We ask our patrons and the public to compare prices prevailing in our store with prices of the same goods in other establishments. No matter what kind of competition comes along, we are prepared to knock it out HE HOUMT SEASON J NM BT And we are in the lead with a full line of goods we will open up this week for sale. An early selection is desirable. chase a Shawl now is the time and Spaulding's is the place. THKN GO BY ' No rente and light expenses , If you wish to pur­ x OFF ON ANY SHAWL IN THE STORE-% We are constantly reducing the prices in order to make goods move. To our friends and the public we return thanks for our greatly increased trade in Dress Goods, Hosiery, Gloves, Cloaks, Jackets, Boots and Shoes. Hoping to always deserve the same, I am, respectfully yours, Au«hi Omaha Gko. DkHavkx, Oenl l**M’r Agent. Grand R*plcte. Mkih. laxative anil nutrl- O. D. SPAULDING. A cordial invitation is extended to everyone to inspect our store and stock. Goods shown with pleasure. Watch Our Show Window. Come and See the Finest Store in the City. � https://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/418/HastingsBanner_1891-12-17.pdf 66581ad237aa03f849ca891ca65f5f14 PDF Text Text | Largest Circulation j of any paper in the County.' Hastings Banner. VOL. XXXVI. NO. 33 Tie best Advertis- ry County. HASTINGS, MICH., DECEMBER 17, 1891 WHOLE NO. 1905 Hastings Banner 1 ubUabed Thursdays . y COOK BROS.. HINTS! _________ ATTCJS. FOB THE HAPPY HOHDAYS. Be wise and buy USEFUL holiday gifts now while our stock is at HIGH and our prices at LOW water mark. If you cannot think whom to remember, re­ member yourself. You can make no mistake. Men’s Suits. Men’s Overcoats. Smoking- Jackets. Boys’ Suits. Boys’ Overcoats. Umbrellas. Men’s Handkerchiefs. DRUG STORE. For 16 years the leading drug and book store in Hastings. Second-Hand School Books, The most complete stock and lowest prices. All kinds . used in the county. HI. GoODYE^, The only practical drug­ gist of 25 years experi­ ence. Hastings, Mich. Men’s Gloves. People of Barry, come where the goods are to he found and a satisfactory selection and prices are assured. You get what you want, something pleas­ ing, and you save your fare on every considerable purchase at HUDSON’S j GRAND RAPIDS. HERE AVE ARE With a full line of HOLIDAY SLIPPERS And all gbdds usually found in a first-claws shoe store. Our prices are right. Our good are the best. We take our goods in the front door. Straight business. No bankrupt fake. All goods warranted. Woolley & Bronson ONE PRICED SHOE DEALERS, HASTINGS, MICH. • COUNTY NEWS. County news, state news and neighboring counties on first page of extra sheet. 1. L. Croasyyof Hastings, spent Sunday here. B. L. Johnson, of Middleville, was a guest at James Fleming’s over Sunday. L- Addle Nichols was in Grand Rapids Monday. L. C. Felghner and wife, of Woodland, spent Sunday with relatives here. Mrs. A. D. Squires, of Traverse City, is visiting relatives and friends in this vicin­ ity. Mr. Foote, of Battle Creek, is visiting his daughter, Mrs. C. E. Goodwin. Rev. C. M. Arthur preached at Leslie last Sunday. Rev. Mr. Martin, of Hillsdale, filled the pulpit of the Congregational church last Sunday morning and evening. The stand-pipe for the water works is being erected. A. H. Winn left for Escanaba last Fri­ day, where he intends making his future home. • Mrs. R. E. Sturgh and children have gone to Ohio to spend the winter with Mr. Sturgis. The weather was fine and there was a good sized crowd at Jas. Swausou's auction on Tuesday, the 10th. The marriage of C. E. Fick to a Miss Hines of Hudson, Ohio, is announced. The yonng couple are expected In our town soon. The best wishes of numerous friends in this .«evtlon will accompany them as they launch forth on the voyage of matrimony. IL Brininstool, wife and daughter, vis­ ited frlqnds ih Augusta on Sunday. Theodore Phinesy and sister Nellie vis­ ited CrE. Paul’s family on Friday. C. C. Messenger has been called to visit his mother, who is very sick at her home In Barry township. A gentleman from Van Buren county In­ forms us that local obtlon Is doing n good work for that county, and why may it not do as much here? Let the petitions be thoroughly circulated and all the needful steps taken to bring it about. We belelvc In felt boot factories, .furniture factories, and whip factories: but not in factories where criminals. Idiots, or lunatics, are developed. Mrs. Burkett of Marian. Ind., Is visit­ ing her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Shoup. Phillip Ayers has reshingled bls bouse. , ,, , George Kohr. of Ind., is visiting Maple Grove friends. . Apout 40 friends of Pllney Dickson gave him a peasant surprise last Monday evening. ,, _ , There was a debate at the McKelvy school bouse last Friday evening. David Troyer and Frank Guy of Sebewa, Ionia county, called on Maple Grove friends last Tuesday. Mrs. Linda Griffin Is visiting friends at K Wi? Trover, who is working at Battle Creek, was hurt quite bad one day last week by having a boiler fali on Ills foot. Frank Conly will sell his personal property at auction the 24th of this month. Mr. and Mrs. Due and Mr. and Mrs. Frank Dickson visited at A. T. Rowleys ^Mr." and SECOND PUBLIC SALE r „ B At Ri«er»ide Stock Fann. Plainwell, Allegan Co., Bich. Sale to begin at BMAttr SHARP. Mrs. Wm. Seaman visited friends at Nashville last 1Friday. , There was a party at Mr. Phillips last Friday evening. Woodland. Doc. Hough Is gradually getting worse. NO POSTPONEMENT T, H. Hough has been quite sick during On account of the past wetfc but Is convalescent at r » WAATHER. PrGeo. Smith hat been holding the black­ »n Mtock boar* l« months to 5 years old- smith shop down during the past week owing to the Illness of Mr. Hough. ' torluUlng Arnold's Model. 15 grand matured brood SOWS- All bred to moat noted ag John B. Palmerton and son, Frank, or ^SuSSuuljr flntt-oUwa yowling brood sow*. All will be Battle Creek, visited Woodland friends ISO Head of Recorded Poland China Swine-180 - MJO^rUMr^»^<WPb’a&»t*ib“ «K* rwuS> for*enle* and lX$Tbe town board held a meeting 7n Friday and adjourned till Monday night. Mi«n Grant, teacher in the primary de­ fpotand China Record. Al! younglair ‘grandest lot of Poland Caiow rvei■expoaed M pnblJSjcu- partment of our school is quite sick. tmand will be malic! uponapplication.Hl Edith Densmore Is quite sick. ■achra to Riverside. t«rm» of sale, comply pwl-gw* m a Nellie Snyder bolds forth at Schantz & volume* of Ohio Poland China Record for complete b. story of owe and <mr-thi.-d tare <'C all railroad for round triptf keta. C°L,S Parrot, of our village. traded blai LEVI AM MOLD, ProprwtorBoa 444. Ptalowell, Altai*0 Co < *.ch. I msSssMsr« new taM, mJ to* to ctanwy rrte.1 for su acres of land. MlddlevilW. At the meeting of the Kbool board Friday evening Mias Mlllspat^b was elected third assistant in the high school In nlaec of Min Neal, resigned. M1m Mlllspangh Is an experienced teacher, and a lady of fine ability and character. That abe will succeed her friends do Dot question. Your scribe being abeent from the villagei last week, the Items were not written up. As the weather la getting colder the lloln« r"1 boys begin to enjoy the pleasure that the «itb Mr. Downs as president • ioe affords. r»T^»8h*d<lU 8Ocl<1 under au»Pi«*s of the Ethel Carveth visited friends in Grand I>. of R. pn Wednesday night was a sneRapids Saturday last cestL Boxes were sold from 35 eta. to The school board Friday evening formal­ Quito a number of our young people at­ the L O. G. T. meeting at Hastings ly accepted the new school building. The The replevin suit of Eugene Baker vs. tended last week Tuesday. architect was here Friday aud thoroughly Herman Wheeicr will be tried in Nash­ The Epworth Leagne held a ‘•pie” social inspected the structure. He pronounced ville on the 18th. The attachment suit of the job a complete one in every respect, Frank Earnest of Fair Plains vs. Eugene at Mrs. Caldwell's restaurant Tueeday highly complimented the bulldcre, Mwan. Baker will be tried In Justice Velte’s evening, Dec. 15th. A pleasant time and Bentley Bros. A WUklna, and congmtalaL a good supper was enjovod by all present court on the ifith. The termination of the Ask Ixxll about the new mash he made ed the bomd upon getting so excellent a above case will be looked upon with con­ last Sunday evening. There Isn't any building constructed at such a reasonable siderable Interest by many. Baker traded tiles on Ix>1L they have all flown off. price as was paid for this. tamest a mare warranting her to be Fleming & McKevltt have taken down We hear a great deal of complaint be­ sound In every respect. The trade being the stand pipes to their evaporator, to pre­ cause of the indiscriminate sboottag with­ lVa.di.De?1r Baker’ know*us‘hal if he vent the rusting during the winter. in the city limits, and especially so within stayed all night, morning would develop Owen Kinsey, of Caledonia, was the the fact that the mare had the heaves, was guest of Miss Martha Clsler over Sunday. a block or two of our principle business street. We know of one Instance where a anxious to get away. He had been In Frank Lee, the Irving dude, was In town person was nearly shot. Were these dan­ VS oodlaod but one week when Earnest lo­ to see his besLgirl Sunday. gerous weapons in the hands of experienc­ cated him and made a trip to Woodland to The molders have been taking a few replevin his oxen but on getting here found days lay off, on account of not having ma­ ed men there would be no very great dan­ ger, but they are generally handled by in­ Baker had on the day previous traded terial to work with. experienced boys, who have no thought of o the oxen. Earnest then got out! atThe M. E. social at M. F. Jordan’s resi­ t*bmeut pafiera and took the horse that dence last Friday evening was a grand what the consequences may be as long as Baker had received in exchange fori the success in every way. there being about they get a good shot. We are greatly in ,,x®n w«i & buggy owned Iu Baker, 120 persons present and the proceeds favor of seeing the sparrow exterminated, but object very much to having the people i alinertoii it Smith represent thh Plaintiff amounted to about 812. exterminated to accomplish the objeeL and James Swoezy, of your city, the de­ There will be a dance In Jordan's hall There is a law preventing the firing of fense. Thursday evening, Dec. 17th for the bene­ weapons within the city limits and we Great preparations for the Christmas fit of Richard Doer, who has been confined tree al the M. E. church .are being made. to his bed for about six months. 48 num­ would like to seetbp city marshal apply It The M. E. Sunday school elected the bers have already been sold, and we hope In a couple of cases and guarantee safety to innocent pedestrians. following officers for the ensuing vear last there will be that many more. Sunday: Supt.. B. S. Holly; Sec.'. George The crack of the kid’s rifle or shot gun Where Is our truant officer? And what Fault Treas.. Mary Ilunslcker. is be doing by not looking after the kids breaks the stillness of the air more or leas, that skip from school? If we have not and occasionally a sparrow bites the dust, Dolton. got a truant officer, It is high time we had. but not often. But the danger to people M. R. Gwln was at Kalamazoo TliursSome of our generous hearted merchants is not lessened by the very small amount day. of fatalities among the sparrow tribe. We E. McBane is home from a two weeks' are soliciting a paper to raise money have heard of many who have had the un­ enongh to buy John Pumfrey (a new hat.) visit with Battle Creek friends. Harry McKevltt, of Grand Rapids, was pleasant sensations incident to bearing the Be made happy by attending theChrist____ _ the guest of his parents Sunday. whizzing of shot over their head* mas tree at the school liouw Christmas Our public school closes this week for a through the efforts of the youthful sports­ men to do up the sparrows. Now there la two weeks vacation. A team owned by Wm. Aldrich broke Mr. Crossman has sold his new house in an ordinance against shootimg lu the cor­ loose on the streets Saturday night and the grove to Mrs. Hill, of Yankee Springs. poration. There is a law, too, against ran away. They were found in Wall lake Mr. C. wiU move back In the bouse lately shooting other birds than sparrows, which ‘‘taking water.” But little damage was vacated brDr. Taylor. others are not at all exempt from the kid’s done. Dr. Taylor dow occupies part of Mrs. attempts at marksmanship. We Insist The block of wood that was the tene­ Dibble’s house on Main street that the city marshal should arrest ment of a living frog for one hundred aud Dr. Lathrop, of Hastings, was the guest some of these boys and put an end to this dangerous business, or some more or less twenty five years Is attracting considerable of Dr. Taylor Sunday. attention at Gwin & Co.'s store. RMph Eggleson, of Bay View, was in shocking accident is sure to follow. In the Interest of public safety, we think • A. A. Aldrich, at Hickory, and Luc the village on business Saturday. Stratton have formed a partnership, pur­ Alfred Wright Is again acting as “swipe” parents siiould put a stop to allowing their boys U> carry fire-arms. If they will not. chased the comer north of the Thompson in the Sun office. house and will commence at once the con­ those intrusted with the enforcement of Xmas eve one week from to-night. struction of a large store for hardware Will Webb is soliciting for the Middle­ the law certainly should. and agricultural Implements. ville Sun. While we appreciate the good faith with Estes Rork moved to Hastings Monday. Sylvester Smith called on friends in which our contemporary of the Journal Wm. Cooper is building a very showy Caledonia Sunday. urges the alteration of Union block so as house on Orchard street, west Bert Webb, formerly of this place, who to permit the construction of a modern The K. of I*, have out some handsome has been working In Grand Rapids for a •opera bouse, we do not consider it prac­ cards announcing their ball Christmas few months, has returned to Chicago, ticable. We do Dot believe snch a build­ night. where he will work at his trade. ing can with safety be revamped into an A reading circle was organized last Sat­ opera house, nor would It be satisfactory urday night. when done. There is plenty of opportunity The tenth anniversary of Eddie .Pen­ Wm. Smith took a wagon load of pork to build au opera bouse, at a cost ngt much nock and wife was celebrated iu an ap­ and beef "to Grand Rapidsand reports good exceeding the expense of the repairs propriate manner Tuesday eve. prices. needed to transform the upper stories of Master Archie Hughes met with quite a J. Conley and family, of Maple Grove, Union block into such a ImIL Through severe accident last week while riding a visited al Ira Cotton’s last week. the enterprise of Mr. Mudge, the present tricycle. The forward wheel became de­ The Ladies Aid society meets at Mrs. opera house has been pul in creditable con­ tached^ causing him to fall upon a bolt Bevier’s in Woodland Center on Wednes­ dition. and Is almost as satisfactory as Archie has been careful since where and day, the 23rd Inst This being their an­ an thing shot tof a new open* houecanbe. bow he sits down. niversary. a good program has been pre­ n e are not much of a believer in trying to F. C. Brooks and family Sundayed with pared. A cordial invitation' Is extended to put old structures to uses for which they . Ira Brooks, of Orangeville. alt were not built and were never intended. Now boys, let the quails rest for a time. We think, however, Hastings must have a The following are the new officers of the K. of P, lodge: new opera house; but wc want It to be a BaaflaML M. R. Gwin, P. C. new one. W. H. Chase, C. C. The donation last Friday evening held for Rev. Wallace was a success. There were 110 persons seated st the table. 860 F. J. Adams. P. The Michigan Centra! "The Niagara was taken in for the minister. A. Nye, M. of E. Falls Route* will sell round trip excursion Frank Shoemaker, of Grand Rapids, is tickets to Canada points at one fan* for the Orrin Barrett, W. F. visiting his brother. Charles, aud a host of round trip. Tickets will be sold Decem­ F. J. Norwood, K. of R. and S. friends hereabouts. E. Wilkinson. M. A. ber 31, 22 and SS, 1831, good to return and Mr. and Mrs. Stiles are improving very including January 9. 1822. These tickets H. Wilkinson. I. G. slowly from their sickness. E, Shed. O. G. will not be accepted for passage on the Robert Phillips has had a wind mill put North Shore Limited trains Nos. 19 and M. It fiwln. representative to Grand up by Aldrich A- Son, of Hickory Corners, and 20. M. A. Giij<a.x, AgL lodge. and Levi Palmatler has a new wheel. Obituary. The concert last Sunday evening was a Our Sabbath schools will unite for grand success. Deborah Bristol was bom in Dutchess Christmas and celebrate with a tree. county, N. Y., Nov. 15, 1805. Died in Mrs. Will Mullen is still on the sick list Johnstown. Barry county. Mich. Nov. 29, Additional News. Mrs. Harding is visiting al her mother's 1891. Willet Marshall, of Dutchess home in Douglas. Weather Prophet Foster’s predictions as county, N. Y.. raised a family of’three Hereafter the Sunday evening service to the weather this winter are being ful­ daughters and one son. of whom Deborah will be a union one, held alternately in the filled in nearly every case, but If he don’t Bristol was th\last surviving member. two churches. This Is merely for the order a change for us soon, and relieve a She was married to Wm. p. Bristol Jan. winter. . suffering public and an overstocked lot of 25th, 1824. (nearly 66 years ago) After Next Sunday evening the W. F. M. S. merchants, we will heartily second a residing iu Dutchess county, N. Y., four will hold a public meeting at the M. E. motion to tar and feather him. There Is years, they moved to Monroe county. N. church. Oue of the principle features one consolation in even such weather as Y.. where they lived for a period of about will be a report of Rev. Clancy's lecture on Udi—the coffin trust has been busted. seven years. In the fall of 1837, she. with India. The second public sale of registered her family, then consisting of husband Our reading circle Is Booming, there be­ and five children, moved to Michigan, ing a lerge attendance last Saturday even­ stock will take place at the Riverside settling upon the same section of land Stock Farm near Plainwell, Allegan Coun­ which has since been their home. She ing. ty Tuesday. Dec. 29th. The sale will M. J. Goss Is building a largo lumber commence at 10 o'clock a. m. and Uiere raised a family of eight children, four sons sbed to accomodate his Increasing stock. will lie no postponement on account of the and four daughters, and lived to see them The fools are not all dead yet Last all married aud settled in I homes of their Sunday evening, while at church, a young weather. There will l»e 160 bead of re­ own. Her family circle was first broken corded Poland China swine for sale. lady had a quantity of fdr torn from l*r Everybody Interested In raising the highest Nov. 11th.. 1850, by the death of her cape. It Is about time Such things were and best grades of stock should read the daughter Adriette. Willet M-. the eldest stopped and we are glad to bear that this son was next called. Nov. 28, 1872, follow­ ad. elsewhere in this issue. ed next by Ute death of her daughter will be pushed to the full extent of the law. If such rowdies, as the ono who Postmaster Turner returned home from Catherine M.. Dec. 15. 1875. Mary Eliza­ ----_______ ....know |how his bunting trip to Orangeville on Salurbeth. her eldest daughter, was next taken perpetrated this act. don't to |behave at church, . —_ L. 1.it 1-• tl.wi. lll.ll. * — is time their parents day. John has a great story to relate Jan. 18, 1889. kept them al. Ihome with____ the n»i otlier --------------------- -I.*. —r Infants? lhe manneT in which he was enter­ There has been spared to her three sons, tained while among his old friends, and of Charles. Hiram, and Henry, and one the great slaughter of rabbits and birds, daughter, Almira, to comfort and care for Preparations are bring jnade for the having bagged over 250 of Uie former and her In her aged and declining years, be­ Christmas tree at the church on the even­ several dozen of the latter. He says that sides grand children and great grand ing of the 24th. A good time Is expected. Bert Walker is no "tenderfoot” as he fol­ children who assembled to pay their trib­ George Mosier lias i>een appointed post­ lowed him every day and shared in the ute of love and reipect to one. to whom B master here. with B. Alice Hayward as pleasures of the sport—Wayland Globe. was always a pleasure to welcome them to assistant. her home. Our merchants report an excellent holi­ Nora Given Is clerk of the kitchen for Pioneer of Michigan? Indeed! Over day trade last Saturnay. Considering the half a century ago. she and her worthy Mrs. F. A. Blackman. Delton. length of time before Christmas this is James Doonou has come home for the husband came to this township to carve winter. He has been working near Kal- something remarkable, for this city at from the wilderness homes for them sei tea least, and proves two tilings very conclu­ and their children. They have lived here Obed Chamberlain and Jim Bates have sively: First, the farmers arc In a pros­ on the same honistrnd over fifty-four purcbaaed the picket mill formerly owned perous condition; second, they know years. Their nearest neighbor (except win re to bargains. «l»re 1« come and get the best^ “ 7*™. IndlaSillten llr«l tear mil.. «war. by A. Kingsbury. ; H,|t How tew Obecl ChamlKTlaln is on the sick list but tor the bolMaya. Saturd.y will be »he Half a a century. century!' How few corner. comprehend great“’tni’dTng'd«y W fnr lbc “er* is on the gain. the progress and changes Uiat bare taken Eugene Deck's little girl has been quite chants, if the roads will permit a farmer to place in that length of time. The labor venture out without being overcome—with and study and thought; the privation and 8 Harvey Adams Is having his housemud. sufferinc. the Joys and sorrows, to have plastered. __ Last week we announced that all previ­ accomplished the multitude of great and The Carpenter boys are having a barn ous records at the wool bool factory had glorious works that have been achieved wall built. ______________ _ been smaelied. and that the limit of pro­ in that length of time. But to none who duction had been reached. We didn’t have compassed the greatest things, to Hop« Center. mean to equivocate: but the ink was hard­ none who have accomplished the greatest George Hayward and sons have a saw ly dry on the paper announcing the new feats in Invention, to uoue who have mill on the farm of John Kahler. record, ere that like Ita predecessor* had mastered Uw sciences, or become the mart Augustus Wood worth is visiting his sis­ laen smashed, in ten hours 100 canes of proficient in any of U»o arts of m-rlero ter. Lottie Loomis, thta wool boots were made, Thursday and the trines, can there come a greater satfefaoSinging school at the Cedar Creek church previous record for 12M hours beaten by liMithan It was to her. to be a kind and next Thurmlsy rve. by P^f. Baylor. two cases: and but for an accident would dutiful wife, a fond and loving mother. •« Tim arts died „ infant Intent daughtar dautbtar of nt I. 1. H Hart. K„„ w, appreciated anti tabbed neighbor. Tnriy P'iTSdT'uJ bon^ I .tall bwllatr can we "bbe did ber duty Dohtyr ! records Corlhat hsUtatlon hereafter. >»“• -welL” FrUUr «l 10 o etack. InNtahVute?'1*'’"" '* ,rtMUl* Local �CONTENTMENT ON A LITTLE ISLAND OFF THE MAINE COAST. minutes let the smoke curl up around his bead. He wn* a picture of comfort. » Then Ills wife interrupted hia nsedita LESSON XII, FOURTH QUARTER, IN­ TERNATIONAL SERIES, DEC. 2Q Straight out of the sen that washes the coast ot Maine, off the ■mouth of tbe Ken­ nebec rivwr, rises n small island which i« a mwM of rock, tn* fringed, but blatfk look­ ing. From Its top for over a century ha* glmunrd a light for wumting vessel* and ahipa, making for the Keuntdsx river. The tower where the bright eye shim* from twilight till sunrhs i* 200 fret above the fare ot tbe ocean when it is calm, aud its •streaming path ot yellaw beams is area for miles by those who *aii under the slurs -while the rest of tbe world aire;*. There i* no more rugged, dangerous coast along the sealM-url of Maine than here, and when a soutliHut gale rages the waves pound on the cliff* and reefs with a roar that goes rumbliug up tbe quiet Ken­ nebec <>r break* faintly among lhe pine forw.1* inland. In summer tbe sea is dazzling In it* glansy smoothncM until it rolls iu where u brood bench stretches below Rirt Popham, and curving, break* in a shower of foam, flashing with salt drops under lbe hot sun rays. Then the coast i* picturesquely beautiful and quiet. Summer cottages showing on tbe alo]*e* and heights, or nearer down where the teach run*, away to shelve through tbe foam frosted breakers into the sparkling blue, are pleasingly peaceful, aud the veranda and shade look attractive to those who are *kirting along without on tho heat reflecting water. You can see uu the jnoha trailing over tbe cliff, .among treds and fern grown rocks, or the ample ftdiage of shrute or bushes, the gay color* t»f women’* summer gowns At tin- imse of the cliff, on drip­ ping, black faced rocks, more of them are walking, where the water come* up to their feet There is toot a great deal of life; just enough to show the stranger thia there are people who enjoy life of this sort, and who are content u> get away from the busy rush of cities or the feverish heat of fashion’s favorite suinme/places. THE UGHVBQVSK IS WINTER But when fall i« turning into bleak win­ ter it is all very <lifferent. Storinji tear up tbe shining teach and strip the cliff of its foliage. They send the ocean straight up like a gray wall, th underIng against tbe grim hfiights. They batter down project­ ing rock* and send avalanche* of white whirling foam.and deep colored water with a sweeping rush over the black topped reef* and the rock point*. The fair weotlier vhdtors have tied weak* tefore from the unforbidding pbice. but just asinsummer, when the ocean was jilacid aud the chore was brilliant iu color, tbe bright light over on Seguin’steru rock shine* steadily every night, only through a blacker night and across high swelling water. “1 don’t find it so lonely here in winter a* you might think,*’ said tbe keeper to the writer one aumsnrr. "You see I have my wife and family here and the two as­ sistant keel*-!*, and one of them Is mar­ ried. We make a good working communi­ ty and get along very nicely together. . You .see bow comfortable I on;. We have a pleasant home. It isn't a.palooe, but there is one thing about it*-ita founda lions are solid. It won’t blow away if a little breeze should spring up. and we do have breezes once in awhile,“ be added with a quiet smile. “Of course it is pretty Lard to get to shore in winter. Tbe winds are terrific and tbe seas run high, and when a heavy storm sets in getting across is out of thequestkiu Dut in those times we are kept jbretty busy. You see it's a big job to Reep the light clean. There's all that gla** and thru to watch them carefully. It wouldn't do to hare anything happen to the light.” te said seriously. "Vessel* would go astray lor miles around aud no uue know* what would happen. UFK ON AX ULAXii. ideet there is mere to do than to look after tho light. We get up steam and the old <og horn howls all night and ail day. It makes an awful uoise, but we like it. We have two boilers to make ateam and two horns. In case of occldeut. “UghthouM-s are expensive. Lots of oil million* ot dollar* every year. Then it goto chilly up here," be added, with a twinkle in bis eye. "Il takes a good deal of ooal .to keep warm. If you are in need ef exercise when the weaker is unusually nasty you oan get it climbing these stairs up into the tower when you are attending to the light. It’s a nice job upend down, and you can.take it a» often u* you like. jnwiiag. something happens whkb tunkt •tanr a sudden thud on the gins* where the gpde has swept a gull or a shore bird through the air. until, seeing the light.it Yen, It kill* tbnuu mod then slip down and are killed in the talk it makes oae sorry for them, but you eaa’t save them. They are on the outside “We live very well here: I have a good little farm on thia rock. You see it's hard­ ly more than a rock, but we have tbe sur­ face of it under cuiMvsUon. There** our on tn winter. dent*’ Well, last winter I slipped wan that 1 landed among the ice re. and when they dozen rib* broken, t dow. "—New York cxzlcding proper name.-, irea. is 4,823. A few cutn- and other bowel oomplalnte cured and prevented by the prompt ueo of , aato&L®ai;= -•’Wm l« came ywptesdaj.’.’ .• i “Walkl*m hlmeafl " - . "And a lot of new carpet nnd some chair* trees. C, 7—Golden Text, CsL and a bedroom set aud two new rugs"— "Oh, rayl" 1p.m. “And new blinds and a buffet nnd bat­ HA*nxo*. I 1J0 rack nnd lace curtains and a lot of things IComplied from Lesson Helper Quarterly by iu lioxcx” ■ M A.OILI.VAM, Local Agent, Hast They permimdou of H.8. Hoffman. publUber, Phil "What were the thing* In the boxra?" adelphla.] "1 couldn’t see. Oh, 1 wl*h you'd been regulate the liver, 1. "After these things Jesus shewed Him­ here. I caught such a terrible cold leaning cloanae the etomach, self again to the disciples al tbe sea of out of the window to watch the furniture Tiberias; and on thia wUo shewed He Him­ men.” and greatly assist IE TABLE. self." "Where did tbe furniture come from!” It June r*. l*to. The appearances of the risen Christ thus "The same place where they bought their digestion. far w»en> to have been ax follows; To Mary Drat furniture." Magdalene, to the other women, to the two "Did the texes come from the same Dr. J. C. Ayer & Co. men going to r-mmaus, Em mans, to Peter, I'eter, to too the place?” • eleven at Jerunalcm, then a week later to Lowell, Mass. “No, they came from a big dry good* XQKTH. tte eleven again. Including Thoma*, ao store." Kalamazoo Lt... that today’* lenaon give* ux Hi* neventh “Did you get a good look at the things? Rast Cooper Highland Juocl. appearance or the third to the diaciplea. "Not very." / Cressey 2. "There were together Simon Peter, "Why didn’t you make an excuse to go Milo tuid Thoma* called Dldymun. and Na­ into Mrs. Jones* bouse!” Delton .... than neI of Cana In Galilee, and the eon* Cloverdale “She never invited me, and I couldn’t 81iul:i...... of Zebodee, and two other of III* duel plea." think of an excuse.” Seven in all. and at lout four of them “Bother the thingf" said Mra. Levy. were Hi* very fir*t disciples (Math, tv, "Every time 1 go out something bnppenx” 18-22; John 1. 45), and some of them were (hurt.* firm Mrs. Barr}’ **s‘l nothing. She smoothed Woodbind called from their nets on the shores of this her hair softly and sighed. very *ea. , For fire yenra Mr*. Barry, Mrs. Levy and 3. •‘Simon Peter naith unto them, » go Mr*. Jones bad teen neighbors. Mra. Jones a-flshlng. They any unto him, We nlno go llvrel in the middle of n block, of three story with tbeo. They went forth and entered brownstone botues with Mra. Levy (aud ihto n ship immediately; and that night Mrs- Barry to right and left of her. All they caught nothing." the women had n front stoop and a back Bek H**dKcte and reltov* *11 tte trochlea toefl" 4. "But when the morning wu now come fence ttoquaiotant*. but while Mra. Barry Jesus Mtood on the shore; but tbe disciple* nnd Mra. l^vy exebauged calls at all hours knew not that it wu Jraus." of tte day and in All toilets, neither Lad Unbelief make* us blind, so that we' ever lieen in Mr*. Jones’ house uor bsd she recognize Him not when He draws near to ; a*. • Tbe reason was good and sufficient. 5 "Then Jesus saith unto them, Ch IIMr. Barry and Mr. Levy were in business dren. have ye any meat! They answered fur •.lirmselvrs. Mr. Jones wu only a "I do hate- n man wh-> b ungrammatical I Him. Na?' k bookkeeper. , In his lire**.’' snid a gentleman at on* of ; A night’s toll and nothing to show for iL lUMilea, tbe Lovj* and tl»e Barry* had the chili* not long since, and the remark M.-iny still labor Id vain nnd *|>end their pianos fur years, and they occupied the was received with approval by bis hearers, strength for nnuglit. He said. "Without whole house; the Jonesre» had been in tbe "h it worse for a man tn lie ungrammati­ me ye can do nothing" (John xv, 3), but habit of letting out the upper part of their cal than fur a woman’" one of the com­ when we ate obedient to Him, doing only house. Only a wook ago the Joneses* sub­ pany axked, after then- had been a little what lie nay*, moving only nt Hi* word; tenant had left, and Mrs. Levy and Mrs. •AaksUwy would be stacetprfcstaesto those who continent on the first proposition. "Per­ when “it in God Who maketh,” then there Barry had speculated ou lbe probabilities water froa this <llstwda« ooMptetok batfrstehaps not," wax »he answer; “though of will surely be something accomplished nnd of their neigiibor'a huancial disaster. conrw the grammar v( feminine attire h our glad testimony will be, “Not I. but the And now, without any warning to the a thousand times more implicated than grace of God which was with me." Sec Isa. Levy* and Bareya. the Jooese* eclipsed that of male hnliillmrnta, and there is I. Hh John fi. 3; Num. lx, 23; I’hll. ii, 13; them in splendor. It was inexplicable and more freedom allowed.'’ “But, on the Eph. ii, 10; I Cor. xv, 10. Until we lenrnto very annoylDg. » I n r.poTTgR. other baud,” another put in. “women are work on this line ww shall only display our Fnr three weeks after the great event* better adapted to master the subject, and emptlne** and hvlpieasucss. and have to' narrated above, Mrs. Ix-vy nnd Mr*. Harry r.o of so EK-ny IIres that bare is wtero rXE'l'KOlT, LANSING tbe f-ifit that there h more freedom given' confcs* our poverty. fur groat te-it. Ourpltecureiivhte . hail no re*t. Neither bail Mr*. Jonas. & NORTHERN them makes it tbe more inexcusable when A "And Hr said nnto them. Cut tte net First it was Mnu Levy at tbe Joneses’ they do moke a real blunder.” on tte right *ide of the «hlp and ye shall tsmeinent bell, t hen it wa< Mr*. Barry over The drift of the tnrk might have lievn find. The?- cast, therefore, nnd uow they tbe back fence, and thejj tbe Barry*’end formulated In u way not unlike that tn were not able to draw it for the multitude I-evy#’ servant girls in turn. which one would hav.« formulated aimilar of fishes." Mr*. Ix>vy lagged Mrs. Jones' pardon. tu CrciK-tats cTwyvlan. cr uat by uulL 7. "Therefore that disciple whom Jesus : but waa that ti»e niK-dealdr who had ju«t talk upon the use of ituiguatfe. it was im­ CARTER MEDI01NE CO.. New Yorit. plied or stated that In -Ireui one must con­ loved saitb unto Peter, It is the Lord. Now j .. ... .. , «°X ,„^r„ • SMALL PILL SMALL DOSE. SHALL POKE sult propriety, use nnd elegance. The when Simon Peter heard that it wu the1 sorry u» trouble Mrs. Jones, but she former would forbid the wenring of a satin lx>rd he girt hta fisher's coat unto him (for , .L....WL: . __ X a fraud. He frock, lace trimmed, to a picnic, liecause bad sold Mr«. I*«vy rsg*of the s-wue kind with psrtor the drcnmstanco* of a picnic make such a tbe *wu and quality.as the rug Mrs. Jones bud garment entirely inappropriate; just as iu John i* tbe first to recognize tbe voice of • I*.ugbt of Lim. Kiel iiad charged much »ark>r car to Detroit: liuot>. m ha*through parlor ■• .*'• MB! another way the wearing of a rube de the Muter, and yet even John i* slow, for i more. So Mr*. I^rvy had brought her mg S: 46 p.ra. runs throogh to Detroit with pcrior chombre in n parlor or a tennis suit to a it U not till nftcr the miracle that be car. seat* Xbcrnt* • . compare with Mr*. Jones’ rug. reception would bp wholly Umppropriate. recognizes Him. One would think that !! to Mr*. T: «t». in. b*« parlor rar toFMdM*; sea’sac. June* listened politely, and thru. | gurtekets and inlurnutfflh aptty at I*mon Tbe fact that these ditTere.it garment* all the disciples should have cried out. "Il ! fn«tead of inviting Mr*. I*»vy -in, brought ticket office. 07 Monroe M. -r Item »tatl. have their individwd approprfatenwa moat 1* the Lord." But they were not like DitlUvrix. 1 her rug to the dqpr for comparison. Mr*. be recognised uud respected. — Boston Mary seeking Him; they had gone a-fish Ixivy nearly screamed with rage. Ing. Our Ut-arta are not right till we Courier. "That' woman is keeping u» out just for see Jesus only and seek l!ltn only and al­ UICAGO & WEST ways. There arc only right miracles in spite," she said to Mr*. Barry. Nearly every pattern of Horse MICHIGAN Ky. Fur three mouths the warfare kept up. A little girl of right yean, sat perebed thia gospel, and the first, fourth and Alarm*, excuoion* and skirmishing went Blanket is imitated in color and eighth are miracles of abundance, teach ­ upon a high mantel. Trace* of tears were on nil over tbeflehLbnt Mrs. Jone* held on her flushed clitrka, her hands were ing us bow full we might be of all things tbe fort against all comers aud Mnu Barry • style. In most cases the imitation I ;-»r..4i.;> f . tclincired, her under lip was fleraely bitten. needful 'If we would only abide tn Him. and her friend were no wiser than al first. looks just as good as the genuine, Deuton Harbor. Her little form quivered wWi suppressed See John xv. It. xvt M; xvfl. 13; Eph. 8t. Joseph At Inst Mr*. Levy’s teal th gave way. but it hasn't the warp threads, and emotion. I*?anlug out of the window gave her a I Muskegon. A "And the other disciple* came In a lit­ "Good, my daughter! Are the teare quite so lacks strength,and while it sells Manistee... heavy cold. Pneumonia succeeded, and in conquered’" A gentleman, of whore the tle ship (for they were nut far from land, l.Udlnron . for only a little less than the genu­ Dig Rapids. child wa« a miniature edition, rose from but x« it.were two hundred cubit*}, drag­ a few days tte woman lay at the point of death. ine it isn’t worth one-half as much. his writing table, look her in bis arms, ging the net with fishes." Around the texl wsre gathered sorrowing tWeek days.*Ever? <J*y •.Except Haturday. Jean* wa* then Only about a hundred kissed her, placed her on the floor and held The fact that SK Horse Blankets ?«i x tn. has th rough chair car to Chicago. yard* from them and yet they did not friemis, aud M r*. Jones ws* there also. the door open for her to i»oks, aa respect r*tra cLsi rc for seats A« tbe eye* of Che dying woman rested are copied is strong evidence NoJ3s» recognize Him till they *aw His power. HeJ fully a* if she were a little princew. p. m. run* through to CMc*W> solid »:tb that they are THE STANDARD, Wagner “Poor baby." be remarked to tbe caller says to us "So 1 am with you alway,” and on her next door neighior a glow of inter ear: seals M rent*.1 tn V-r > _bulet *__ ....I. a-bo hiui looked oa with astonishment. in all tte eventsof life He Is saying, "It la! ot was seen to revive. She beckoned Mr*. and every buyer should see that "She baa her father’s own temper, but she 1. be not afraid” (Math. xxviil,20*. xlv.27). Jones to tend her bead aud faintly whte m. Is solid train with Wasner palMe [ jiered: the trade mark is sewed CD 9 "A* soon as they were come to land •ireplnr car through tot’hicaco. god sleeper to "Tell a dying woman tbe truth. Did h>d!*n*t»ol>« vl* Benton Hart or. the inside of the Blanket. control far sooner. When she was very they saw u fire of coals there, and fish laid you ;Ay for that piano!” small I used to patter up there to keep her thereon nnd bread.” FROBATE ORDER. Five Milo , "1 did not." I Hrateot Michigan,oounty of iUrrx.-M. 10. "Jesus wdt.li unto them, Bring of tbe from kicking, breaking and tearing. It "Is that ;«arlor furniture silk plush? ” .. for tbe Al a session of wo the Frubatr v<— <>urt Bess became a regular place of durance and fish which ye have now caught." k wo., v. .-v .balden at 1 County o< Barry. -• tbe Probate •Ofitoe in "No, only cotton." Hgw graciously lie puts it, "The fish ye। Inter, as to-day. ahr comes to it of her wn theCitvof in saH county, on Mon the City of Uaitlur*. Hnstli Electric A beautiful emils overspread the face of dav. the i«h dav uf Xovemter In the year one hifvu now caught." Yes truly they caught Extra Test ttiou«and eixhl hundred and ninety-one. them, they handled the net and took tte, Mr*. Levy. Everybody said she died hapcan bear her above the floods." Present. Cbaries W. Artnstr»nx. « ' "AL." returned the caller, ’If I hail only fish, but not without Him. It wus in। py.—Brooklyn Eagle. 1 Baker in tn« matter of tbe estate of C. been taught in childhood to restrain my reality Hi* doing although lie spoke its if Celunibu* 1Lkku». deceased. tears there would be fewer linea Tn my they did it. on resdltflljn.t ft'-lng the prtlL'on dub 'erf 11. "Simon Petec went up and drew t he face to-d.iy. In those Lime* girls were en­ A young Canadian woman told an Amer­ fled, of ColundHrt W. Rscku*. -on of said de­ ARE THE STRONGEST. net to laud full of great fishes, nn hundred ican. when he wn* in Canada, that she ceased j>ray’i< that the admlntetnitmn of said couraged to weep. estate ins'- be znu.ied to Kofivtie Harthora or 100 6.A STYLES “As Rochefoucauld saya, we sometimes anil fifty and three, nnd for all there were could tell an American n* far as she could some other Mill site person. at pricez to roit everybody. If you cant pet toThereupon M-e him, by his niautier, the cut of his wept to avoid the <ti*grace of not weeping. *0 many, yet was uot tbe net broken." It is ordered that Friday the In I’eter’* Unit lesson of this kind "their clothes and his general appearance. The them from your dealer, write u*. Ask fa eleventh day of December A. D. iwl. at But it was all wrong. We ought to hare been treated like our brother* who were nets brake" (Luke v, C); but not *o now. American coufaaeti that be could not dis­ the Sk Book. You can get it v. itbout charge. ten n’clocx in the furenain. for tbe bearing of said petition, and called cowards and cry bnbien and shamed Who ha* eye* to see this strange sight! tinguish nn Ameripui from a Canadian. WM. AYRES & SONS, Philadelphia. that Hie heirs at law •! ^wd deTUI* is. s resurrection lesson. And what “Well," she said, “there I* a man over into self control."—Youth’s Companion. reaaed and all other persons interested in about the hundred and fifty-three and tbe there wbubi 1 don’t 'know, but I do know said estate, are required to pppoa *’ 1’UUUATk ORDER. of said court, then to be bolden st Ihr i strength of seven men given to Peter to from Lis looks that he is nn American.” State of Michigan. County «f Barry—as. Office m tbe eitv of HaatliiKS, in said county, and draw them to land. Rend II Chron. II. 13, The other was pot willing to give in that At a session of the Prohate (wirt for the show cause. If any there be, why the nrew of Of the celebrated stallions sold in the County of Harry, holden at the FTobate Olflee in netitkaier may not be xniutcti. And 11 is United States Iroquois fetched at anctloM 17, nnd observe the wisdom and prudence te was beaten until it wns conclusively the city of IIa-tings, iu said county, on Tues­ Che given to Solomon to build tbe house, and proved. »o wheti an opportunity came they day. the 1st dav of Ike tuber Io tbe year one further ordered, *qiat said jretltloner gl vc m»Ure tbe highest price, GeoeraI Jackaow paying tbe 133.UUU stranger* who helped, and be to tte pereou* Interested in said estate, of t. e rlrlii hundred aud ninety on*. for him 330.000. The- same gentleman w- Jot surprised If Io tbe resurrection you see listened to catch some of his words, in thousand pendency of said petition, and »be hrartaR Pre«rnt. Charles W. Artmtrnnx. Judge of order to decide the question by hla accent. Probata. thereot, by causing ajnpy of tMs order to be cured Luke Blaekburu at RW.OtXk Bramble, connection bet wees these events mid the In the flMtlap Baxmcii. Thia, too, proved unsatisfactory, nnkl tbe In the matter of the estate of Jane pubUahed 315,000, and Enquirer. <12,000. Galore, im­ house now being bnilded by nnd of stran­ jer primed and elreulaied In said county of deceased. ported by Maxwell for racing pnrj>oM> iu ger* to whom Peter first opened the door young woman, beckoning her brother to Wadd. k*rn-. onre iu each week for three suecesri-e Ou reading and fl'lng the prtllloa, duly veri ­ come over to her. said: “1 wish you would fied ot John Ashby. «ou <>( said di-enased. prov­ weeks previous to said day of hearing 1888. fetched in England <10.000, and wu* (Eph. il, 19-23; Acta xj . Ch ah t.K* V. A»«rit<A-;. find out tte name of that American stand- ing that a certain histrumenl now n" file in sold two yearn later aa aatalAon to John fAteuecosv.1 Judseof Probate. 13. "Jesua saitb unto them, Come and ingovet there.” "What American!” asked ibis ccurt, puryoriirg tn be lbe last wtl and tes­ A. Morris for <30.000. He never raced! in ot said dcrea.-rd n>ay be adiuHtrd to PRORA‘1 K ORDER this country, terrible exposure atseaiod dine. And nape of tbe disciples durst ask the brother. "Tte stout one. with tbe tament Him, Who art Thou! knowing that it wa* gray beard and silk hat," she explained. probate, and that administration •! •*!<! retate Statr of Michigan. County o! Bany-ss. on tlie Imrren wastes of Long UUml ren­ may i>e p-Miire.i to said |>eiltl<>ner or U> M ine At a sesrfm of the Probate CorH tor the Ixird.* "Oh, pshaw!" replied the brother, "don’t otter suitable person. dering him unfit for training. Mr. A. J. tbe The R. V. *ays, “Come and break your you know who that l>! He’s the pent­ Thereupon it Is ordered, tfent Weducixlav.the •ountv of Barry, holdrn at the 1‘robatr Offlre in Cassatt refused <30.000 for The Bard. city ot Hast Hurt. In raid ««n’r Fxii-lay <d Doemhrr A. D. isn.at ten o'clock In the fast," nnd does uot this give us the light Mr. Swlgert garr\ It i* claimed. <23.000 upon why they went fishing. They were master of your own town." There was "•* am. be assigned '<>r the hearing *d Mid dav. tte *th dav of Dereiuber. In the jearune rteht bttodred and «“»'eX.LW’ nJ *f for the unbeaten Tremont, known all over hungry and Jean* won no longer with neither low music nor n slow curtain, for petition. and 1 hat tbe heirs at law of rold tbmrand Freseul, Charte* W. Annstroug. ef on a tennis field, but the deceased ;— „ —j,.. r . ........ the turf world a* the Black Locomotive, them, and where He was they knew not, this all took place - ■ — - - । estate, nre required to appear at a seMlon of * In tte tnatt-r nt the estate of Hannah which baa itlacB been sold at public sale to and they felt that they muxt now take effect wa* just an good.—New York Trib­ Midcourt then to te bidden «t the I'robate ti»U. droa.- erf , . Otter, tn tbecity of H**i)nr«. in said conntv. Q<i«ckeii' General Jack*on, of the Belle Meade stud, care of themselves, and so they had to une. thi rradit K and Olinz th* petite", duly tertand show cause. If anv three be, why the pray -r Srrt for <18.500. Tbe Immortal Lexington karn that they could uot after all do any­ «.r Charles W .tar- an. admhilntnrtor of of tte pet it toner may nn» l< xrnntref. And ft is ««ld ftlMl e«Ute praying thatandslloavda-ida hto find fetched only «I«.0Q0. Kentucky sold as a thing without Him, and that they must further ordered, that **ld »«n If loner give notice dav :o*yte teard derree Th* largest plate glass in this city and into . tbe persons interested to said eMlatc. of Use race horse t«» Leonard W. Jerome for <40,­ dte- IbuiJ -n and araHmment entered and ne window pendency of Mid petition, and tte tearlug of 000, and (etched but I15.OJ0 as a stallion. "*«■> H‘"i «““«» “ much utb.,did Lbe state is in the Eleventh street Wlnoow dtortenred from hl* raid trwt. .... H« w». rUlhly .mon, them. Thompuu. The Th. alum of Botert Robert J. Thompson. *!ze of u,e the lby 7 causing * copy of thl* order to be Tf areupcxi h to wdned. ih«r ^ednesdsv the August Balmont being tbe purchaser. -ten whi■ JMibllthed In the Hasting* Hartlor. B Hamkkk amnkx. a newspanewsp* Kh dxv ut Jai u»rj A. !•-. HR stteu onws 13. “Jeans then trameth, and taketh broad. -, plate •i ■1- — ----300 by 100 inc tea, ami It wan maun- jwr Minted and eirentaird tnaald countv of Mr. Harper refused <30.000 for Longfellow and giveth them, nnd flab likewise.** tte iorenouu to aratgnrd for the | factored at Kokomo, hid. Tte Arm which Barry once Io caeh w-ek for three MKCenslw a* far back as 1871. and Jack Chinn re­ Tbe risen Christ is the unchangeable ' bed the contract for’furnishing tte previous 10 wte Jte«rtearinit. " ” fused an offer of O0.0UU for Leon atus.— Jesua A* lu the day* of Hi* humiliation first placed Ita order with u Pittsburg oom- | * ' Jud^e ofTFrobste Turf, Field and Farm. He waited upon them, so In Hia reautrac­ puny, which was unfortunate enough to > (Atrueoopy] [Atrueooprl tion body He wait* on them ami ministers break two plnteo of that size in preparing ' - --------- —————————————— to them still. Though now ascended on them for transportation. There are sev­ of ltei«tllte.rr ms' not be ranted- Ami p In tbe quieter reading room of tbe Aator high and invisible to tbqss eyes, He te not eral others which nearly equal this one in to furtter ordered. That library—tbe southern room, where no dock a whit differentia I (1* lore to Hisdiscipln, size. There is one 11M by 100 inches, another ter to the persons Ihterretetf In V’Jl’ *a'£,.i.:1.2 ite pet or 1 >cy of teld petition. MiJ* the bead distract*-an artist may sketch tbe typical nod In Hl* cure of them, from what He 140 by 144, and one which was recently re­ 11 errul b» rsuwmz a ropy •« °7 LsmsT New York student. Tbe fare b» square a« waa when a mortal nun among them on publtohod in the ila-tinr* placed, an infnrinted bull having gone a svllogiam. the eyes scrutin.za, tbe mouth earth. Lx»k up. believer, mid see at God’* through ita 198 by 06 inches. Tbe largest rer prli-ted anrt circulated >n vud roubty ot Barrv. otwe In earii week tor ihre*.sureesMve and chin ndt xnce to seize more quickly the right hau l tte very same [*rson who said plate of glass io the country Is in stock at Litter fruit of science, in the forehead, Itet we should not te careful about either Kokomo and is 300 by 1W inches.—Phila­ food or raiment but bars confidence in our | delphia Record. iu Heaven. tiny. In ParadSe—where, with every gond Father 14. “Thteb now the third time that Jami M.TK K1OK CLAIMS workman, be shall go -direct, in tbe fash­ Hbowet Himself to 11 is discipic*. After that nt, rf Mtrtiw. .< The ru-. cexj of this Great ion of bb» gnat ancestor, Homer—be shall He wu* risen from tte dead.” Fond Mother—How do you like your j The seventh time to any, but tte third to lount the stars, th* eorasteiiatlon*. tbe tbcruliim. th? angela, and the aoulx end tbe company of lbe diaciplea (See on } new governess, Johnny! i kire guarantee, a tea! that nc other cure can seeI.) Tteu Thea after this He la to seen at* j' Johnny—OU. I like ter so ranch. then projMaw to eat down huts of azare verse 1.) three time* larfore He nxccmied vial &at tbe (acwde of tbe celestial palaces lily (nun. (I Uor. xv, fl.T: fl, 7; Idujte Ixikexxlv, ___ _ । >AHrh, f „f ,;af >m. Item <1 ' • |,rr.nt th-ir rM*“ kj. *1J IhlMng those forty days He seems | “Ob. ate’s awful nice. She rays she with modern Rl«ra.-Kew Tone Times. JJir I'M Cffi'V. If lb*’ By to tee Irad bat one topical eon vernation — “George, you're getting lazy,” she waid. He shook bis bwad. ' "But when we were engaged," she per­ sisted, "y«u were as active a* any man I ever saw. Why, you were always getting up excursions, and you were tbe life of ।every party." He puffed out, n little whiff ot smoke aud (nodded hi* acquiescence. "What1* tbe matterf" she asked. He took another paff at his cigar and then said: "Ever see a man try to catch a trainf” “Why, yea,” she replied in surprise. “Ever *ee one runh on to the station platform just a* the train seemed almost gone?" "Certainly, I hare.’’ "Got a pretty lively move on him, didn't he!" “Why, yea. be ran tbe entire length of tl»e platform as fast as he could. But, Gecripj”—"Caught the train, did he!” asked George. "Yem he just barely caught iL He"----“But he caught it!" "Of course he did. But, George, you’re straying”----“Did ne keep right oa running!" inter­ rupted George. "Certainly not. He settled down In a' seat and made himself as comfortable as* possible; got a palm leaf fan, and live min­। utes later seemed perfectly contented and happy.” "Wen?” • "Well, what of R!" , "Do you expect to ^Pl,n running!" —Chicago Tribune. op against the glass. ION THE DISCIPLES SEE HIM. LIFE IN A LIGHTHOUSE. Ayer’s Cathartic Pills CARTERS CURE SICK “ HEAD ACHE CHEATING HORSE Blankets HORSE BLANKETS SHILOH S CONSUMPTION CURE Ehe—Really, now, aren’t you a married tnan» for that kingdom, viz., to prove our k.vu The highest orange tree in America hi to him by feeding His sheep and tatuba, claimed to h- iu Tertaboum.*. Lx It b. 15 aud when iaoHued to mind other people’s laiainwa hour Him say to you. 1 The yield one year reached 10,000 oraugo*. that to tose? Follow thou Me.” SHILOH’S CURE, Price io <U, 50 eta. sod lloo. e If your Ijwgs are new or Back lame, ISfll-S la �=7— MY PICTURES. •ExquWtbT I'm ••Tire wonderful i due credit THB ^UCE GUM PICKER. In Brittah Columbia. from which derated ■■«*-•■*-■ —------------nuggeu worth 100.000,000 hare Iweu taken I ■nnirnlaliraThom*’ Sswanl. a fruit ' A newspaper woman told n story tbe other day illuatreting the difficulty ot doVdLterpeoffie’s work. “I Ind the grip W1 u-rrt the mead' Inthuk wavlfl^wra -•Tti'- HtHnestaadP* Hon- the hoUyhocld From Ito rioting we«J tth of a garden iu thsbrneteof ad hlldbood'a day’ And the warm, olad lints of the nunalilne Scent to light up id l time worn gray, And illumine the wi ad lug path that leads To the well sweep | 001HG OTHER PEOPLE'S WORK. T®. Darren, owwnw, raw i.-r^re____ ________ * daya. Nothing axBy pitssefl etfeept a’ilto Mftment I do for one of the weeklies, and how to supply this copy I did not sec. It jfo ota miscellaneous character, aiming In I n general tray to be of interest to ivomen. nod its product,ion that week ncumed Im­ possible. ACXJOVXV /•Two days before the copy should reach ••Inspiring. Indeed!* । See the mountaips -Like prie*la in th« Idistatwe shine! a ....vii i -“-^.afriend came to sea S . TEX V01UU A» bearing our high Ml thoughts With them, of Wide reputation In hsewn shrine. . They outer some t I {fold, and when she "My collection wool B challenge the crlttaa”— proffered her «&agerly-Md jp-ated rawing ‘ Ah. where L* the c fftic so railh? Tending i •lufor my department Mi picture^ are olL TheWAtceter- 1* .»wimfowftMfa. ’rt" swenng. They were on the opposite „ , -........... ...... *•*», w«wnnoa»s - —• -i «— —jMgfoiising some manu­ The Americas script the next day, and I felt a great bur­ spi \ authwf'ohrpanltm’. aldo and did not-stop. i re^dy market at h good price. ■ Edith Trrty-1 den lifted.' By nBonahc appeared. nVhjr.’ H ~ ~ l/,T^y *ere t,M’ ^iRlnal discoverers of ,.Tbe I1™* d\P*n'b-entirely npon the qua!ZE2_!=BL!llhtJB2ELtaESSa ..f Lungevliy. . .Cariboo. After pacing Seward’, camp IftJ«» th* from fifty cm. u> she said, •! can’t dd a Itrfo. T shot myself Uto^r krrwi ?. certain bouaebiiriaker was condemned | “ier w«ut lo Fort Alexander, where they 6am of pflor Quality h read- up in my room yesterday afternoon and spent all the daylight hours trying to of Valparaiso, and J. D. Taylor, of LoransporL >f tbe last century in i learned from Indian, that gold might lx< ‘ B ’ diMinguislmd by it» oposiuenws, ahd in the latter part a»- wwm .-ifr. mn Franc*, and ttntler |I eculiar circumstances,- Ji1untl in 1 river known now m Queanelle. , ? Ita very intimate aflmixsuhe of urinate evolve something, but I couldn't catch the The three great groups of subjects ot the l(M years In the 1I alleys, aud, strange to j* hey went up lathe fork* of the Qixe.uelle' “‘ta of b*trk, which liecanie ■entangled in vein of the work at all. I am not going to ro convulsion# a day. and much headache, dlril- couUugyear.wlU.be JmpfrVfyy. tottrucmfidar — hb* appearance fl,eir canoes and entered the Caritaa* thof:",u when it exuded from the tree iu n be able to help you a pattide.’ Sho was seas, backache, aud aervooa prostration, by one tivr.ly dteruNied by the ablest writers.'" relate, thi* mau.bai ------___ T ~ -..v. genuinely sorry and so was I. • tuXUa. Daniel Myers, Brooklyn, Mich., aayahla ;• hi.*ewu native p •>xritx* vince at the advanced 4ra«M;<< <| Mt Un*r«v«r bctti i *t Lhin!v“n*ed '! country. co»Wtry. «K«3 »K*»lrawo£ tlaira .Poor gnm U either I. Pulttica! fflibjecW grtorimr tfti’ o» the daughter was cured of Insanity of ten years' stand­ "Lutcrln the same day I was sitting up of I A he being ibout twenty years .......of; ‘I'*found, ■*. L *1 inrtva t»f..‘a big ,„, wv 4thert „cn. • 5‘‘5*H1«a!siieii « Ixjinrt too bpavy <jr too hut* the *rrikv ing. Trial bottles, and tine book of marvelous PresIdrniittLfbnnpaijfly l trying to write a ltttlb, when my broth­ cures, tree at druggists. This remedy contalM " ' ’ couthmned reached the coast about about six Weeks after after ,,g»b . Ur ’,“"1 Permanently sticky to the • w hen the scnU ice which «*achetl the coast six Weeks er came in. He scolded that I should no opiates. Dr. Milts Medical Co., Elkhart, Ind. • IL Financial Disturbances here andabvosdhim to 30 droadf d a puuiahmeut was hud entered. A fi-\F'gay.r''nlb!qitTieill, Theo’.^gLcal Uur.c 'k-wLto^U •oettd r make any effort in my weak condition, nnd v t-setl. j three men bad juuiM-d »re-. Scit-aril Iiuit TUIAI. BOTTIJE FBEE. questions suggested by these groups of great I ,yn»oh I caphddttl the serious nwl deligbt, topics. • ' I: is difficult to c »nceivt. what the feel-I tl,tt camp bmtiM the sllxr.diiFuL pay.ed my htfirt by saying. Til help you out by W. •i..< must have Ihs.-u with which he re- *..ud rctnrueil to Victoria, hi* Miwetl ’ Hur* ta-nomthek w*J*whereby ono may get . .. ............. • ‘ ■’C1ICVCU With nrut. Toll lie down and I’ll go off the ripest information abopt the grvat prowere killed by Indians Lie* <>f sir turned as soon a* ■mancipatcd. from the that the discoverers ” *.“’d.‘’uYh'Tu ! ®y*eW for an hour«ormnrc two'nnd you off * column ’ 1 dldrattle »• d^« blems <>( the tbns.withUj^o iwrxvv a compaiw -l-.wklrs which ha enthralled him for a ■ootinfjrjr they had reached the fields.your children a knowledge >X?.4;X.na to '“ck “ olPARENTS-Give - . • ' ,,-.:::ry,to lirt-nthe >ncem<>rethe cherished New York Suu. book keeping. sliorthaud.typewHUtig. telrg- or for so Kinaif a sum-short studies •>! great subjects by ninre than a hundred <Sr'th* forsjaphy. etc. air of the scenes of bit infancy. Bourg, in nw*t nirnanavumrt OCtke wirfW: •bt-tanae :(><• department o Ain, wa* hia native Trimmit# . nut teen succwafnl ‘ Confound it all,' .. , . T7~, — sunsran aufoitatu-e is, properly speaking, a rnflnons ! b. i_ ;!.>ine; but time lit 1 so , much. changed the said. '1 ean’t think of n thfog; can't it will y'tr z»y/zv®<"1,oR them thery is <miy <ur - American periodical for It — is — mu gouerallyknown coniferous matter. --j«,«•••• •» that v-i»ijncn>us matter. । ii' BE Than Mosey. which all tbcigre*; lyafli-r* of qplplnw and of :i>|>ert- of the who e 7 ’-;- Hint L_ place he Crvcog- ’ trees, mid Norway spruces espsclnllv. mnv ■ A . z .i , I Crl,‘'* 1 out a single paragraph,' KJocatr them a! the Gran*! Itnpfdt [Mich ] Bus­ thought write; anAtbat is Tj? Foruni. ebon-hot Ikou. 1„.„ t.ra.1 t,.r ral. h. 1^11.,:..' i in ' .JZ". uiz.-d it only by tie. old church of Brou, 'Yet he was formerly a newspaper mon. iness Dolles- IzslyarJ Blo.-k, «or. I'enrt aod The Deix-niber number, far'rtr-nnpte. eonhick wa* the only thing that had under- | nnd ns n lawyer docs more or less writing. Ottawa Ms. \ Kit us. For eatalonii* address A. talm; D-gradatlon tty p-.m«k>a*riiThv Protest ot . | SV’TnlnuV“ ' r 1 But hecouldiik help rae, nnd the situation S Parish, successor to C. G. Swensbcrr me no .dteratioi . . He had triumphed 1 tenHh, ‘ *? ol Loyal VolBute-TH, By Lleutepant ABon K. -’-7west —.—7-iiiai — -their —Jtern was bee'/infag critical, when that evening ■ r Laws, bondage man, time, everything, i aimply taking oiu the .etulli.g shoot Mud 1 people who u have— gons Foote. Fournier of (he Society of Loyal .Vidun­ .^“OQ5w*\n?l’*lnclr.nc * “thin! friend galled to inquire after my ' 1 ic left, not a single lie- : training up one of the aWe branches to - ctistomed •’chew," aud send back tof leers: The mfewlugof the D-iu’>crnUc Victory .^—-Z ,O"lC!inr weifore. WTietf hl.s name was brought to vouht he bail s an acquaintance; yet 1 occupy the position ns a leader. When • old homo for small supplies nt3.a .. time, In M.iM-writw.etti*. by Gov. Wm.-K. Russell; me 1 felt nt once that my deliverer had : experiencing (he horn- this is done :m further trimming or shear- r this way, too, quarter pound packages In of French Feellug Toward, Gvrnnuiy-Another " come. He is a magaxiue writer and fre­ ii Freueh iiiviirialny pay ing ot any kind is reputed to produce the ' gum are s:mt acrons the continent to CallConfllrt about AlsarelLorralne Inevitable, by quent contributor to uewhiitipera, and I dense male, of vigorous green lower shoot. f„rnin. where th- article is valued nlmmri Cariilil* 1’ell«»n. Member of the French ChamFor Iniuseif.he 1 nd forgotten everything >o desirable In cutting iwck this leader it J bryund price. When the Ohio ami Michi- was already* indebted to him for many •imvetol with b s early youth; won all is best mW <U lake it wholly out the flrat. can branches of the Olin family held their items which I ha'l used in this very depart­ . iifctiua >>f tire crime for which he had year, but t.j leave a portion of itstanding j a a nun! reunion in Bennington they "cor­ ment, SO I lust no time in begging bis aid. must puccesafol and inilireuitaJ hankers in "He wax must acquiescent, would Ihi -.ffered was loftt«i ; if at oil rememtered, ns a stump, la tht- si ump ikon the lateral nered" nlsiut nil the spruce gum stocks in New York; 1- Modern Education a Failure? pleased, bo aai>L to do me a good bateh of v. •.< hut .-is a dr ary vision, coufnuuded branch is lied—the huernl branch which is ' town. •..... by Fredric HarrjN&ft Vie great eMsytat; tTnregCbpy nnd would hurry Lome to accomplish ;ih a th-.nsaud other dreary visions of to take thv place of the leading xhoat tin Several years ago an euterpriring young 1L HI* wife, ho was sore, would give Him ulatnd Cotdprttr.oa fWK-dttitrurUve. by Al■y* long gone i v. His family aud con- ally. _ ’ —, uiau. n. W. »v. .uantn, man. H. Martin, or of ix<nnnigton, Beni'rington, * some woman’s ideas mid tietwecu them I daw F. Walker Chnlkmau. of the Western •‘ctiou* for several generations al! dead, ThL* lateral, branch is.vtwj.up to jJje tWMdiefl up a very laQgp trade in thi? com- abo.uld .be served. And 1 slept, exhausted, Traffic AMoelaUon; Women’* Clubs—The Vol­ ■.awlfs living p oof of thn clemency of stntnp stump nnd r.»rem:itn» for n-.IuMf months modity. Ton* uf gum 1^ ni-il. expr**" ’ but confident that with what I had been ume aud the Value of Thylr Work, by Alice i. -uvn aud’ the -werity of man, regret- or the first .of the- -year,- when fh« him th remote! able to prepare the requisite nmount was । Rhine: A Day with Lord Tennyson. by Edwin « rtumpfo -.—।j and freigut were cent —l»r y ...-ra-ra.. perhaps the very irons which had cutaway cluse close to its ?>nse. .wise. B;r. But it soon: won-, Koction* section* of the tiio rountry, country, and the demand dtnnnn*! secured. I Arnold. And stye other urtleta*. then re-I waa often greater than the aupply., The i t -a famiiiuy r-> him, and half wishing Leals over nnd the lateral shoot / TL. ( ••Almost licfore the household was awake jokIiik ran-et. it,>•>,.. ,;-ad- ‘ : gum. s.. ........... which wa* ef extra fine the next mondngamew-ugerarriveii from !.! a.*ei( again min ong the wretched and maun WHICH IS THE Best? I'^usion System; Ppson Menacemeat; The erect, nnd nud tornia forms tl«.« tbe >i!f ultimate however, rifferiug beings11 iUi whom fata fate hud I..,. ing Kshoot. is-re* i„w,i This check is nil that is. re- ji quality, was obtained iu the state of New tliis last tower of strength. AJos! like the A GUIDE FOB EVEP.YO.'.’E-Seo that tteword Trying of Preachers; ThcLoulaana Lottery. tor--rt force the vital j Ives *.> ion* a»*oc ated—'.veil might he te quired r power -“- 4"tinto ’-hrthe i York. Mr. Martin w.-h subsequently np others, it wm onlv n broken reed. He’bad -rr The Next StcptaUx-Tariff AgiUttoa; AreMod.he patrii rch. of burglars.—New lower side branches. An actual lest with i hrancues. ne'.ual test 1 pointed postmaster at' Beunitsgtou. and the no iden that speeinl work needw) practice,’ rrn KducaUunxl Methods a Failure ’ «,..t „siring -ill •— >•• partic1 gnm1 bnfln«.*s was almuduued. I he wrote. He wa* terribly chagrined to I■ A ftsIBr It wcu •r°py- w»y«arknife au<l will ...ral.i.. explain -more ------------ ----( ularly how this is done. Not only the : W ID E V U ta E» THE FORUM. Catos Square New York. PerhAp* the :n>«t famous snn: picker in have nothing to offer nu- but the Inclosed 1 15 «‘f Sswlujj. -----Norway _r, --------------------spruce, but all ------------------------pines and iirac.ni; Vermont is Along,: K. Bishop, of W-hmI--.single paragraph which he almost feared Is Kimped on ths bottom of every Shoe. ia II. Curtis, >1 But te, Mor.., talk tLis ; be treated in the same way, ami the result I ford. He i.i a professional iu this peculiar j was unusable. He hud worked till nearly days in that city; ‘Toe ! of this skirpl; treatment is speelwiene of । industry. Bl-dmp is about forty-live years j midnight, etc. BANKRUPT STORE, the place was at a re*- beauty, which could bnrilly Ik- appreciated old, stout, well h uh. good natured aiidj "The paragraph was, unusable, but des­ rinuit’when, il -y charged sixteen dul- I by the® who h-ve ha! no experience with wears lm>K hair. During rhe hot season, peration now gave ma strength. I drank w fully and fairly presents the when gum cannot Ik- gathered in n mer- . some strong coffee, bound up my head In n opinions of the leading writers - a week for oard. the waiter was a i *uch work.—Meehan’s Monthly, chautable condition, owing to its stick! ' wet cloth and sat down nt my desk. At and thinkers on all questiotM ii; breed Mexit in. He canv- into the j HASTINGS, M’CH. nv»s and its liability to run together, the end of three hours the work was done »r® c?>«cail. rappUsd dtrect ftooi cur factory ot public interest us The .North rr aud a bowie knife , Bishop po*ex as a farmer and a Yankee and dlspatcl^l. And the funny part-of it wm .>ur uiftk-ffuhber Boom and Shoe* b<-uxht . American Kcvv’lir.—Boston Jour­ bhekted around I im. I n one hand___ he car- • The __ ___responsibility ________ ________________ „ ’_s cap__r of the warslrip . nal. ri<-d a coffvcjxK ; nd in the other a teapot, j tain is greptvr now than erer. On his ! notion peddler Hut when cold weather Is that each of the three willing but power­ When lie reuehv I the door he shouted, - ' judgment and •-.vperieuffi••xperieuw dt>;H?nd de;H_*nd thrsirfe the- safely ’y | sets in, "Lon," ns ho lx famlllarly.callcd in ■ less frletvta srvernUj' and calmly asked me THE ni'-nnii g tho.w iho.w who wanted tea '■ of' bls ’ *-----craft '* and - ’ the **— Vtts -----of* the *“--------------erew, and’ all the region round about, pcuMraU-s the ‘ nfterwanl: ‘Who finally helped yon out? L. CA MDCE^l CO. up!’ meanii or coffee should t :rn up tbeir cups, which ______ ______________ ---------------------j deep-forests of th ••mountain in pumnit • f The work was apectaUjr- good!’ "—Her ' ! one _irilstakca move on hta-pnrt may cans were place,! on I ie table tops down in or- , thexle*trticlion of the vessel and give the his favorite calling, which he has followed Point of View in New York Times, all hi* life. j -------------------------". de.-to keepouni emits. i victory tn tbeenemy. Hia « one of With a bag slurrg over hi* shoulder, nnd | Mxamplsa of Gnod Literary Stylo, “Ona chap, am «• man, called out,’Walt-1 great danw'n although priiUsctvd by the I wishes to keep up with th* time-. The New -ril,; writer* -.vr'.ur. of tht. the language .-.r„ arc. st, please bring me some ~ meat.' The 1 *heavy walls of the conning tower, from carrying n long, slender pole, which i* , The great MORTGAGE SALE. lYorkSun say* of it: "The North American. : arni'.'-l atone end with n sharp chisel, thnt those whose wurtl* bore the charm of «ln-. waiter put down in* coffee and tea, and,' whence he d.recta the coitrae of thecumI gum may he drtarhed front the tree nr n J ■ j plfoity. Take the learned Dr. Samt!:i ’What .I __, bat. It is exposed, hiraling out hte r■evoher,. should, - .. . , from -Its very . .position I considerable distance from the ground Thomas (•’. Alvereon and AUhla L. Alverson, his gquntM.o( writer# and topic, ttet, exalte the .nfernnl idiot’s < nlliu for somethin out'n ‘ ' forward on the dock, to the rtM-tny cni-my> ’i* fire. lire, | this man roams tLe mountains, often days ; Johnson as an illmtratiou His essays. wife,of Inlnx Mi-hkan. to IK" Heutersbott. r.autor and gnulty the fotrilecttud sppeUte. , kuown as the "llanibler.’’nrv full uf wi-r m* turn?’ A tr.i ;edy was averted by the' anil calm and determined indeed must be SM’r.iffrffif-hSSiiKttr<*Kfs 4''’ i at n tl:ne,.al<»ne, and miles from any hu»r -.v man jumpin ; ont uf a window.”—San ! tbe courage of the man who in such n hell | mnij habitation.—Coj. New York Times. * । doin nnd entortain-nent. His nory! “Kas- the Regbtcr ot Deeds, lor Barn county. Michl- approaches the Nnrth Atn-Tfc-aft Revelw. ; iwlas” Is n wonderfnlly pMlasdpbic work- : Francisco Argon at _ . .... .................. ... 1 VI urv lt utMllther a partisan nor sectariat potdl1 But who would think of studying either, san. on the cth day of November. A. D. >**?, In | the foe noil 'Xnt i tbe essays or th«* novel in the pursuit of a ■ -I __ hie____ auterdiuau Hnuryaii' kla SiiprrstttJdftl. ___ . There are men whose powers ripen early. ’ finished style? Who would compare John­ MU-hl^a'u.0* b> ;'«*iKumcut bearing date the all sides of all questions p<>[ ulur superstitions of the! Ix»wel* of the ship. a | Young men who attract thw eye nnd com­ ; son with either Laurence Sterne or Oliver rbr him days was that if a | A touch of the button of one ot the row I" ««»:*»«-« ns thu flnfohtd literary mand the ear nt. thirty, who are forgotten Goldsmith ------ --------------------. nrti»t? IISKIm t“ii!:1«mJS.n:tr’iwi-»r lire forced its wOtjl through nt electric bells gives the order lo lire gun at Ku fifty. We could enumerate niauv who*tr The writing* of Dr. Johnson do noteven lor H irn Count). Michigan.on Un- la-.utt-sixth promptly dtotfuwwd UHtopaRes, aart -'sat* and V!”1'I argumenta«e preaqntad wish all tjie ability the chilli.* of th th catan and «*£s growing 1 or torpedo, W perform some maneuver or pflwcni culminated nt forty and v?lih fell excite high admiration-because they are d.v of February. A. DTisSS;Inliper S5 let uid, Jl w«» a »tire uuiica-1 evnfotiou. imdvlmp.ds at the annunciator* Into decay specdDy at a time vriien n iiinii too ponderous. And the brightness of thu m it oftcf 1 res. t> h-graph bi* orfero t »tho riirfue n*W. /bouMte in.lii* prUm . Ti.cnataona! Ivg.s-; idea i» otaenred, if it is not lost, in tba Ungs. .MiJh. by assignment brarwgdate the ai>a a, the world. >; •!» ti.a» tliey• II »<! nut tel . •‘W’y. lire*.* you sonl nua," said fnch-' while with word or gesture Ire directs the lature iiW'uiti examples. Th'- aajuonuiy: beavincs* of the words with which it is day ofNovemls-r. A. D. »w» and recorded In I xuiong contribat'U* to early aumtera will tte *lrip,««»d teoKUmu steering be said <»f our state li-gislaturv. nnd ir is framed. But Sternel Rend bis inimitable the office of said Resister 01 Deeds tor nnrr) 1 Ezimnnr!, wore i r-rv^t In tte famous ( Course Coutiiv, Michigan. <>n Uiefftatdayo! November. 1 . ........... of Georgia, "1 war fouliu wh.-el rwolrm to port or «tiriwanl in tire OgM hnrpe fami trueofcommcrw, and in the ministry, i.nd j "Trihtnm ril-.aiidy,’’ or his "Sentimental Rt. W. E. Gladstone, m.k*’r an b-adln fov.*cH to lire debil w en , hands ot the wet! traine.1 quarter.-u.t*U-r. ! in the legal profession. When we invest!- - Journey," liouks that contain not only t he -Utl storm of.bau^hww of battle, here In in the i ifowerthe ...InritMna aorerimMll gate the cau.es we find » a rule that the moat .klfoblful -antlmeut. but the mort flat dur l’i;»g c,Jr;/ in; dem -blooms ain’t ; In the w^d niiudjRat gof^k«ll . reach.-* the a|>ex of iris career at iimgiingw. SlShn»nwbhMehr*tht. 1»xufhi<«.rwr !it simple .tmple^ugung". . nient Fund cSmmilte -.ol Albion. Michigan, by b. Hill. Hon.Thus- B. Ho» R Q MHU. littah’r dan dal apple old ^'■4,^7^''; rounded in See how dearly the motive of each chad­ nsrigntnent bearing date the eleventh day «“ (-otn. G. Ingersoll. Afclideaeon Farrar. Prolain. Go way, houcj suck'!” has its ptara. add for " * “«* woe, for Lt or death, for victory or dafott. the ti-,ug4t . fortj . r iiei ire , charnUngljr W/.&S?vMi. -American >t«s and Queries. that fliwhra over the wires, e-en .0 theJ»t- . • u.Ilut,jcuabta Lick. . Ujuny be at pie diction. If one wants to master a fin- Michitran. on tii" litb day of March, A. !>- !*«. ed writer . ■ tarmosf par:.* of the v«u*. w bonihere ) (.„Wr,1L j. niny 1,.. alxmndiog self bhed style ii would te n difficult mat tor to “which n^«Tjtor"”n ‘vr'*l"lr'‘! The Presidential Campaign, when? lie tne brain* ->t the sb.p. Darpei-s , ■« „nil. may lai U»whir. it;ic.flh-<l for I find u tetter model than lue qui-int and nn to be due at the <tau- ot this notice lbe ram of ‘ • *v _ 4 £_ o _ During L ----- ^ the ... corning year. th?lieve:w will be -------------- xl_._ - ■ • rftni:nn.ityi<L lit* felinw*. in iffigoverimlne ' genial 1 jitirence Sterne. Goldsmith ■’is a one Uiousst'd^rveuty two u<id M ino dollars iu darku.-s.* ar.d rate Weekly.. unMenhr bnveio ami an attonuy fee of iweuty hvc> doUnr I o;vp^..a[mterratnn'l'valueri'jererxAmerieen Kin- iifonso Nil Still Caburtad. ! temjwr or an unconqurrable bad habh. j great artist with the pen. His essays of as black as iuk ’.-igaii to fall. Some ut the luA“ p--urra.«»lll>W «• rraAra-aMraA directory nmtiporad *f practical men the "Citizen of the World" are gem* of lit­ dla:t*L- forwarded to' New :sS-S~“,S! s-JSgsSB erature. So is* hi* novel, "Tbo Vicnr of tnted to recover the debt seemed by said I *iowu,r the Warrant t-vure of -th* PrcaldenY' .rl; for analysis was dfoborered to owe tmirtgece or any par: thereof. ,„»««■ rial - ampalRTl W-Uie rerocnlted leaders in tte Wnkearid. ’ ’ Any one can learn what n sly tn soot. The exptanniia inky hue entirel.. - ------ TL_ by virtue of the pow>-r good writer should l*» from this literary orTherefore, sale coutabied ■ IB said mortgage. aud wvarMjMmUcalparUw* . . lion of it wm (hat tliere luid previously masterpiece.—Chicago Post. tbe statute In si;ch'<a.»e made ami l’rov,J’‘b I —------- , - fires south of* the been immense--foresl ----- - — -------------' SilS'VSX^T'S'ffis’SlR-.’S^'1 so Cent, a Humber; S5.OO . V*. Ohio river, the Reason being remarkably wm w-P'r-rt <»f«" ££ .«wn|.ll»hn..nU „! fe. W — MS I dry. nnd (he MNxy ptirdlclfs from, tjie <Jo:>NOW IS THE TIME TO SUBSCRIBEAnn Arbor hf* discovered that street Iingr.uion hail been ednreyM by string lies oh «-<u-r lu » «rer» l» £.1" ot I ^-'™'2„1,llta„.' TLi. e».>dianto i» signs are necessary. wind* northwanlo m> aa to mingle with the »pri»s rain when it felt—Washington Star. dwmonuwlaon •&• sJc-^ "lope rf I, ““L J,1|K,n po«t .cil.rrmrnl.. r . St. Jmwph will have stand pipe intern tbe mountain <m the -. ...... grand old Ewurinl is built. I he will . OM <rb» •• »>ta« “ of water works. remlonnul hire body h»" .irelu.4 "11 tb" prefer as'x,nE record.” There was wisdom in the deOf all the crank.* that infest this city re-call", prore-rtlre ot • mummy, "ml thru The fleaslan fly has played havoc with ciftiou.—Pittsburg Bulletin. one of the oddtst is n little old man who only will th, Blm.tl> «b>a U- I'1"<*<1 •■> Michigan wheat. H... araerttwI Itral-l A PATJIlOnC WORK. • stop* every night or two st the door of the ita niche In that marvelous jasper, vault mortgage ns Ml Hat certain piece or pareel Of Thirty electric street lamps have l»een {Sonre in the township o( Imog in e ciiamlrrs Stmt hiwpltrd.. If no attendant under the great dpme of the Fire raraora ■* eli Spsnordered for N ’ egaun^. County of Barn and of 1 *W ,t ** , * ‘ Bl,d ____ _ .. _, is on the spot tf warn him off bo .enters churab. Whan, only tbe rama'-n* I#, limital «> -'■?*" hnl1 B<Mrr». • olch and timidly sajf to w^otp-er is at tbe drek, IsbklngHiiail of thumothers ot kings are ojirn r«Xra3 <■«!«• ,ltb«r bp tk« gSfraFSiSf. ™ •“!*• A Voting llvn’ii Christian as‘oelatlon •Tleate Riws me some carbolic arid.'' allowed to lie. _ Ore or bp (be ru.b ot “"■> thediBI- may be organized at Ionia. w ” ’ i-'I “*->• Some bodtao, notably that of Queen Isa- e„lty -on>rnj..«t children line In making "Get out.!” is the usual salutation bfl re­ , emiiainlng eighty acres of land more or !c»s. rem ves. and if he doesn’t move quickly he beUA. r.lb»r. rmuaiu'-l ou Um rock Uhl" A new a„ rerap,-«»» w A Chinaman in n Houghton foundry I’ a r-urio-.ie cl. ttS-Vit 13 -Tut-.f dul T *» I4"** iIm“* • DVMF.L cll.lNr.i,. hears a scampering of feet in bis direction. tot tire.lS mid -.<--JV-Srr !«•” .raid mm., ot th. u.n.l .'.m«l»ck.. It sahl.to be very II! <ff leprosy. * WfLMAM I*. M1OXAM. The next night be Is around again for rbey were In at «m<H<l<«r “ '» „,|.un toon of dev.rer, ntwchrd U. •s WlULIAM H. HaXK. M ilm v.ult. The u«m» tbl> jre.M "carbolic aci<L’f—New York Herald. • E. E. Brerp*tcr. a well known inventor,' The Albion College Endowment Fnnd Com­ brak ot« tmlldlng. with cere h Um "Pndriilo,' u Iremr wulch I" lb. mittee. Assignees o leading Into It tmm tbe end ot mob h«ll- is dead at hia home in Holly­ »1«> mbmppllr.1 w U» <soU,l“1D« »Ajon ererj a~>r. Tbe doom clore ratoDated. Hastings. Mich-, December 20, i-m. District Deputy Knspnen his InstitutedI ln("'u"- mftlcnllyU*a the person enMHog dt ft «* A Dundee (X. Y.) man, who is addicted tbe bodlu. ot the lij"“'" “"J1 xsatg e.a prising irearlX-KO. f>M*S 1‘ta.UUj a new lodge of Elks at Flint. Ho aomn.imbulteni. has constructed nu in­ —New Yo«k IL-conk r. ’ , bone •'.hot ,lt trobr tbnflre.. ■ H« PROBATE ORDER. . *3 Z genious contrivance for hi* own. sa/eiy Tronblr '• •«•!" ’’•'"jt I’iT'",’. n pUtfnrat* In th* Hevntbc *n« I* (ran when expvritnicing it. Hi fow plated » weigh: will rake him u> the liotram end Jllctdon Crutral «ntl tin, Baltic Crwk treadmill iieSKlb his'lred whfere he will Wt«p A certMu Xew Bmeawiek clerrarmiui land him out ot door. on it the miuube he gets up. He can then b«a occwlon to vUlt tbe PrortpcbU i Tbe elerarar wprk. autometlcall, and electric railway. walk in hla sle4p all night without being tie ravlum iu the dlr or St. John. Prae- eaon« be P»1 „« ot order by braly uae in danger oi tumbling down n well or off a 108 through oue ot the >ranl’- I* « I T^ ielght c-taebildi. anlSe.rnt to rand Children couted br .--patteot, an in'livldu.l who It to lbe liotwin. the apeed being regulated roof. —Exchange.‘ ^Tn’iiw matter ot the estate of Fidelia E-1 automatically hr» common governor alPitcher yj‘~5finmnSfim Cfsaid insane per Z.m^cxawwS^^-lLtrl-Muji" It lias been estimated that it every man 1 ^bad tr. th- top. Any number ot praplc would forego the two useless buttons on bl.«rian«Mai.M I multi be geina flown at'the wane time Cry the back of his coat, there would be a sav­ ! without increasing the speed. Tne pxting of mlllivte of doflnrs. The fact is, । er-.reT»,« ’ire attnehefl to n'n endless chain. Castorla. JXt z »p that the fashion of putting on those two oi -aid areoSup to the present tone mai be useless buttuni gives employment to many turnlttR a few minutes Inter, he nM agnin plane ns they come down—ExchangeChildren .toppJurr bi" plun^T bwUnnl hcsnl and that FrldSv. th* | workmen. : ___________ Thereupon It I* ordered. 6'rlvclt I s Castorla. Authorities jof a century or two ago aay aurnrised him by remarldna, 1 am 15t•T,. lawn a wawlarer on in. tara otrt. Paul. ’ ’ ’’ But. ” exclaimed the « ,e W«£h. <■' that at Halloween tbe pixies, tbte sprites l’*U'Mn.radda‘ »tffi• JSSne interested h* «•*} I AJdrtaa. TTiJtrer -you told .■» » rain-ire «<■ IbM V™ • -> ,artb tor a dram n»r>. ' am! the witches emerged from their hiding appllcaut for k dlme^o a rich and bralU>)r Pewr.” “A* J-.”"xpleW -1‘." eitaie. ptam «nd rl.rr.1 querr prank. «i»li Lu- St. “but that was by my bret wife. Life. inanity. Ncwndaya the small boys plaj my good tallow." w» lb. show cause. It any there ne. wu> *« i > jt the pranks. : _________ ruth K...I -r—< •"•’■■’•’tL-, th* petitionernoiiee PECKHAM5 An Original Wedding O,fU or. tor U» 0WUW.1M«" ?X- f. (urifo-rordered.|fc, Idaho has nirirer whose source is a mys­ A npral «u-i delixbtrul wMdtw <tirt era. “-!!£*« w.” “aa lbe tramp blllqrly. to lire pen*.’";‘h' ’!,urt tUe hr*lM tery. 11 flows out of a lake in an immenre volume and at one point Is 8® feel deep. .^‘‘£,1 -Kb. L Where all tbe water conies from » sowaould rar J® ought • thiug no one can tell. Krs°‘rrar,^twor «ml. turning ooh" ^^Sl'75w*tS?^**«S3*>’rmrt.meK-s. Iu everyonelsy aahlmtiirgtri i _ _ CMiU!RfN~ C: r^MU — «1 owb.-r«l»J1-, Did you know that tbe cokl tea left over kjm, of every denomination from one del-. tor.,.be .p uairaw hia rlrganirarrtag, ran.rare.! rrerara an .war co 14* n«p.l»mmi ; <>O*uk„, mra. M titer a meal was a most excellent addition tar raugiag upward to «:id Jirtr to your vinegar barrel? Try it. It not only wlxrie aggregutins nearly »W3.—N«A IO»Y ( horn*-—Detrx. ‘t Tree rix-aa. I ■t . .. — p.„rair«*-s Ajid.flavors rtimA. • ’ i _ , , ’ , i>« n«pecMjrw no • reached Point. Ilnlkerta aftec a perilous naff in a dugout nertws tne gulf, where u wjOc wnx loaded with sufficient provbgMis fur u long Stay in the newly discovered country. They went up the Fraser river to Yale ’ and on to thu head of navigation on the l.lHrava-t r...—— Wu. —__ ..... . , .----- v->'wi>u mere cniince. the gWin I’^k'w giving little attont ion to tike g-iti*. ***¥* .commodity, as there is no Iu,l,>er. V»,thte hasiuees The wutviuilla. r'ul{’ afttl r°rert Area have wrought *Uc‘l ««v»wt«tl«n among the big tracts of ’pmco trees which formerly ekrthed the ramon —, .. i . t . . 11322033 - .• Sold H. Goodyear, WET! COLD! SLUSH! No Ollier Magazine in tbe World M. R. LAYTON, Agent. NORTH AMERICAN REVEIW sss: 'tAssa's? bu«. •»«,»»*. Hon. Tie Norlh American Bbybii, •rSSSWkStSlblM eoj» ;'xxi ” I Cry for ’s Castorla. Children for Pitcher’s Cry for Pitcher’ Cleveland and Harrison The �Hastings Banner. One Hundred BEA VER SHA WLS-100 ADGTTST 14. 1879. EDITORIAL NOTES. One-Third OH from Regular Prices. Democratic Ilea about the MeKtatey bill having raised the tariff upon every article In tbe schedule are palpable. Still it may not be amiss to present In a nut shell some facta about tbe operation ot the new tariff. The McKinley bill has increased tbe dutlee on about 115 articles. Reduced the duties on about 190 articles. And left It unchanged on about 249 artl- (in eleven mouths) S74.768.639. It has Increased our free imports, 8112,­ 018,081. It bas made tbe percentage of free im- BOSTON JTOKE 1000 yards pretty Curtain Scrim 5c, reduced from 12^. 500 pairs Lace Curtains 29c., each worth double. 100 doz. Initial Hemstitch Wide Bordered Handkerchiefs 19c., regular 35c. goods. BOSTON STORE It bas Increased free Imports over the last tariff M.48. It has reduced the duties per capita from It has reduced tbe total revenue (tariff taxes) In twelve months >41,397.455., It has increased the cost of no necessi­ ties but has reduced the cost of many. It has stimulated business, and made people busier and earnings surer and larger.—Grand Rapids Telegram Herald. Nothing delights the average free trader so much as a prospect for hard times and rocky business. He never sees the agricnlturaFand commercial depression in free , trade England. He says not a word when he reads of starving thousands in London begging for work or bread. No. they do not sec nor comment on these things. It isn’t in their line. But w ben they hear of a branch of manufacture In this country which finds buslnees slow, their lungs inlafiate, their mouths open, and you can hear them ‘‘to tbe uttermost parts of the earth.” Te show you exactly how a tariff Is a tax: Tbe McKinley bill Increased the duty on carpets 25 per cent It is now over a year since that law went into effect Tbe carpet manufacturers of this country, encouraged by the increased tariff, have given to It better thought and labor to simplify manufacture and reduce cost, and competition has settled the rest. The car­ pet manufacturers have just Issued their schedules of prices for next year, instead of being 25 per cent more, they are lower than ever known before. Thus you ob­ serve how tbe tariff Is a tax. Tbe United States made more pig Iron in the single month of October, 1891. under tbe McKinley tariff, than they made in tbe whole of 1860, that culminating year of tbe “growing prosperity” of the "golden era” ot low revenue tariff. Tbe United States shipped more bread-stuffs, principal­ ly wheat to foreign countries in tbe single month of September. 1891, under the McKinley tariff, than they sent during the whole of tbe fiscal year 1860, the last of prosperous period of our last free-trade tariff,—From the American Economist. We are now inaugurating our gigantic Christmas sale in our Cloak department. We are offering you immensebargains in Ladies’, Misses’ and Children’s Cloaks. We kindly invite ypu to visit .this department. Our styles, qualities and prices will convince you we are the leaders in this city for cloaks of every description. BOSTON STORE. It has been our custom for years in each of our three large stores to make a special sale of dress silks and dress goods of every description for Christmas trade and nothing can be more suitable for a Xmas present than a pretty dress of some description, and we propose our Hastings store shall do an immense business in this depart­ ment the coming two weeks, We will kindly show you our line of dress goods whether you wish to purchase or not. Sweeping reductions in blankets and comforts of good quality. Sweeping reductions in Ladies’, Misses’ and Children’s underwear. Low prices and good qualities is the order of the day with us all through the Boston Store. HANDKERCHIEFS for Xmas of every description imaginable from 1c, up to $1,50 each, Visit our handkerchief department as early as possible and make your selections and avoid the terrible rush that is sure to come a few days before Xmas. . . David B. mil, the governor senator of New York, will not trouble himself about stuffing Grover's Christmas stocking with gifts suitable for tbe success of tbe latter’s presidential aspirations. Fann of 120 acres in Irving, Barry county, Mich., known as the Miles Engle farm. Soil good, 70 acres under good cul­ tivation. 50 acres good oak timber, seven miles from Hastings. Above farm will be sold cheap, and on very reasonable terms. Tammany, that aggregation of all that For particulars enquire of W. J. Dibble, Marshall, Mich, or Philo A. Sheldon, is rotten and corrupt in politics, dictated Hastings, Mich. tire selection of Crisp for speaker. Tam­ many and HUI are tbe ruling forces in the MORTGAGE BALE. Default having been made In tbe conditions of democratic party. & certain mortgage, dated August 18. uwo. made by Orvlll A. Whltrlgtit and Eva Whit­ Tbe republican party stands to tbe busi­ right, bls wife, to the Hastings Building and Loan AsMclatioa. of Hastings. Michigan, a corness and industrial world for a stable cur­ porrtloaftiuly ntjanlred and doing business underthd law* of the State of Michigan, and rency and honest government. recorded In the office of the register of deeds for Barry county, in tbe state of Michigan, August a. 1N0, In liber 41 of mortgage, The clamor of the bowery parrot is again on on page II. by non payment of money due for abroad In the land ‘Tariff's a tax.” . Installments of principal. Interest and premium Tbe splendid showing made by the farmers of Kansas in paying off mortgages refutes tbe slander repeated by Peffer and others that Kansas fanners are hopelessly bankrupt A summary of the reports re­ ceived under the seal of fifty-nine registers of deeds, covering a period of four and one half months, gives farm mortgages record­ ed. 98,821.560, and released, 87,845t245, an excess of mortgages released amounting The calamity bowlers are hoping for an mortgage there Is claimed to be due at the date of this notice the mm of seven hundred flftv to 92.022,595, or 25*j per cent of tbe total unfavorable winter. three and »loo dollars, the said Installment* of principal, interest and premium and fines bar­ lug remained unpaid and inarrear for more than six months, and tbe said Hastings Build­ Additional Local News. ing and Loan Association having elected under Tbe tariff bill u it left McKinley's hands the terms uf Mid mortgage to declare due the full was a complete measure of protection, but Rcmembcr we keep nothing but first- do suitor proceeding* at law having been Insti­ its framers were content with keeplug the class goods. Call and be convinced for tuted to recover the amount now remaining home market for the American farmer. yourself, and remember that you can buy secured bv said mortgage or any part thereof Notice 1* t beretor hereby gl ven that on Aatu rd * v. The reciprocity feature without weaken­ goods of us at private sale cheaper than the 12th day of March. I8< at ten o’clock tn the forenoon, there will t>e sold at the north front ing the tariff as a protective measure the jeweler combination ot Bastings can door ot the court bouse. In tbe elty of Hartings, buy them of tbe manufacturer. county of Barry and Mate of Michigan, said court reaches out into foreign markets. While house being cite building in which the elrentt a Btaine-MeKluley ticket te by ne means court for the county of Barry h held, at public auction to the highert bidder, In this day and age of the world a home tbe only one the republicatis may hope to In said niortcan be furnished nicely and cheaply at tbe the premises described deet it ta, as the Sun says, n combination same time. Nothing adds more to tbe of extraordinary power and quality.—San beauty of a room than fancy drapes and mortgage « above set forth, with interwt and premium thereon and the like, which are both tasty and inexpen­ tbe Francisco Call (Ind.) the costs, charge* anil expense* ailooM by law sive. Mrs. Ella Bowen, tbe milliner, has and provided fnr in Mid mortgage, tald prem­ Nothing more humiliating than tbe a full line of drapes and chenille balls and ise* being all tbow certa'n pieces or parcel* of laud *ltuite and being Id tbe elty of Hasting*, spectacle or Don Dickinson In Washington tassels for fancy work. See her and get county of Barry and state of Michigan, and de her prices before buying. teribeda* follows, to wit; Lot* number «lx begging the democratic congressmen of and the north half of kit* number eight, nine, M. P. Fuller’s jewelry store is just and ten of block nineteen In tbe eastern addi­ Michigan to* vote for Mills for speaker, tion to the city, formerlv village, ot Harting*, crowded with goods for tbe holidaytrade. and being able to control but one vote, has and lot* number one. nine and ten in block These goods were all bought for cash, and eleven of H. J. Kcnfield*s addition to the el«v, at the very lowest mark. They will be formerly village of Harting* accord lug to the when, under Grover, Don was tbe Dolitical sold for cash at a price that will surprise recordedplat thereof. Dated Harting*. Mich.. Dec. 16. IWI. autocrat of Michigan. But like his great you. • Don’t think of baying any Christ­ Hahttno* Building and Loan Association mas present without calling and interview­ . „ Mortgagee. ALONZO E. KaNASTON. ing Kep. Sitebee, tbe genial manager, who Attorney for Mortgagee. rblch will be pleased to show you goods nnd quote prices that cannot but be satisfactory. MORTGAGE BALE. Default having been made In tbe conditions Saturday morning the many friends of of * certain mortgage made by Abljah M Flint people’s party, Inalita that tbe election of and Hunan E. Flint hit wife to James McKelvey Mr. Crisp “is n victory for free coinage." Worthy Mead in this city, were shocked to learn of hta sadden death the evening before of nervous prostration and heart failure, aged 45 years. For the past six or on page 13 on which mortgago there t* claimed ait tat that advocated by Governor BUI. of seven weeks he had been ailing, but only to be doe al the date of till* notlre the sum of three hundred thirty acven dollars and n reaaon■Uw *rfterti worth Intriitaically 100 eenta? took to his bed about a week previous to swes s-usssux a.tksrsi: bls death. Bis remains were taken to Charlotte, where tbe funeral took place Instituted to recover tbe moneys secured by said Monday afternoon. Mr. Mead was a man of genial, happy disposition and easily cental rd in «rtd mortgage, and the statute In made friends. He leaves a wife and daughter to reborn his loss. They are left I:, comfortable circumstances, made more so by reason of a 91.000 life insurance Iroot door «f the court boune tn th* city of Harting*. Michigan. (Umt belt® the blare where policy. the circuit court tor Harry county fa hnldeni. Tte uinul tetetlw ot tte IMrr, Count, A«rtc«lum<l soetrty wHl te teld Toted,,. sharp. Executive 10 a. m. tbe ~ i.ooo-ONE THOUSAND-1,000 Christmas Presents To Be By the people of Barry connty. TAKE THE FIRST TRAIN Or other conveyance to ARCHIE McCOY’S FURNITURE STORE,-: HASTINGS, MICH Make a Wise and Early Selection From 25 styles of Bedroom Suits. 5S styles of Plush Couches. .--'7' '— All the latest things in Parlor Suits. 50 styles of Plush Rockers from 37.00 to 835.00 each. 100 styles of Fancy Oak and Silk Rockers from 33.00 to 325.00 each. 25 styles of Reed and Rattan Rockers. 50 styles of Center and Parlor Stands. Everything in Dining Room Furniture. Etchings and Photo-Uravure. Oil Paintings, Pastels, Easels, etc. 150 of the newest and latest things in Picture Frame Mouldings A special lot of Rugs, Draperies, Hassocks. All beautiful presents. Onr system of Carpets by sample has proven a great success. Everything in Staple and Fancy Furniture. At ARCHIE McCOY’S M. H. Bckto*, ttee’y. Things erf beauty are joys forever and should be selected from McCoy 's Furniture Stock. �- ,.;r3r- - grep !1 Largest Circulation of any paper in the County. 1 ■w ' Hastings Banner. ing medium in Bar­ ry County. — VOL. XXXVI. NO. 33 HASTINGS, MICH., DECEMBER 17, 1891. Prepare for Ciiristms Day Hastings Banner. By taking advantage of the MIXER’S COUNTY NEWS. Published Thursdays <y COOK BROS.. —AT— _________ gAArzjrcM, Mica. oun SPECIAL . T.Tr C.&S.S BARGAINS __ '°"t™ Crockery, Glassware BLOOD ( the greatest ]os. Rogers Do You Have Weak Eyes? REMEDY OF THE AQE. and SKIN Dtaaaass. far P^riflor it hxw a© aquaL Send for pamphlet showinc taetimntTiVu . Muskegon. Mich . Aug. 30, Yi. D™- Ml ver A Sons. Hastings. Mich. . My ,!far Allow me io give you a few of the facia in m» experience with love cancer and wrotula syrup. Five years ago I bad a cancer come on iny low-r lly I consulted the iwwt nhjiiclan* In thia place. Grand Haven, '•rand Rapids. Ann Arbor aud Detroit. Alt called It eaneer. One of the best M h's, in ■Mnskeron prescribed for It. I hail It burned out three different times, but nil to no purpose. And It continued to grow. Finally neon the sdUre of a friend I sent to you tor medicine which I used ns dirnc ed. and it cured lb* cancer entirely. About four years nave elapsed and I enjoy excellent health, with IK» return of the disease. Tlurt yourC. & S. S. Is an effective blood puri­ fier there can be no question. Y pura, etc.. It. W. Boynton. Real Estate Broker, Torrent Block. Muskegon. Mich.. Aug. St. *91. Hr. Mixer:-After giving >our <’. * 8 8 a personal trial t will say that 1 consider it un­’ equaled as a blood purifier. William Mees. 505 Washington avenue. H. M. l^e. of Naahville. has sold hta stock of clothing to A. STMitchel. of 1,mlie. The F. <k M. t»ank of Nashville, have purchased of C. D. Beebe the building they occupy and will put It ly first-class condi­ tion for their business. A ver}' Interesting program- has been prepared for the farmers institute at Naalivllie, January 25th and 26th. John Campbell is a happy man. Is a girl and weighs eight pounds. JohiMays the little Miss can almost walk and Is only five days old. Sol Sunton has a cancer on his chin. He was In Grand Rapids to see an expert and be nays it Is a cancer of tbe mildest 1 form and Is curable. ’ The wood bee for the U. B. church war a 1 success. D. L. Northland has the old school house moved on to bls lot and made over into a commodious barn. Am Cox caught twelve skunks one day last week. Harry Jones killed twenty-two quail one , day last week and followed up the next day with a bag of twenty. Henry Warruff. of Kalamazoo, visited friends here one day last week. We will report a wedding In the near future if nothing goes amiss. Our fair was a success last fall aud Mr. Pennock should be selected for tbe coming year. . /^Fhe stockholders of the F. & M. bank of NaArille reelected the old directors last *eek. and they elected the old officers. C. D. Reels-.-, president: G. A. Truman: Vice preaident: G. A. Hough, cashier. . NEIGHBORING COUNTIES. Charlotte has a secret organization com­ posed of nine young ladles, the member­ ship being limited to nine. As fast as they are married tiiey cease to be mem­ bers and then the strife commences for the vacant place. • Eaton county collected 87.800 for liquor taxes last year. ' Nashville is trying to get another facto­ ry, which will manufacture baskets, sash, doors and blinds. It will cost 81.500 to get It, but will be worth Ita cost if tbe pro­ prietor can do as he agrees. By going up In a baloon to the height of 5.000 feel at New Madrid. Mo., and com­ ing down in a parachute, Jim PHbeatn, of Nabbvtile. became a “profestior.’' That makes two balloon “professors" for Nash­ ville so far. They are both alive now. but have do mortgage on the allotted three score years and ten until they drop the "professor” business. For Sale by all Druggists. < ■ Do you want to know what ails your eyes? Do you need your eyes examined by one who can tell what you need? county. Eddle Mayo, a Nashville lad, wag on the ice ot the Nashville pood, one day last week. Eddie "dared” of course to do as tbe otters did, gv across a piece of thin Ice. He toot a chilly bath In the icy waters of tbe Thornappte, and If it hadn't been for Jacob Haberaaat, Eddie would have been drowned. CANCER S SCROFULA Pinner, Gamje, Fuh. Pudding and other seasonable sets. A personal inspection of our stock and reduced prices will well repay you to get our prices before buying. Highest market prices paid for batter, eggs, live poultry WHOLE NO. 1905 Thompson Bros, have discontinued their meat shop at Middleville. Cause: no m<*at In it for them. George Schafer left Middleville last week to sec dear friends in Canada 'its said. He left some dear friends at Middlevilie in the soup, according to tbe Sun. A large number of counterfeit fifty cent pieces are in circulation throughout Grand Rapids. Several merchants have been de­ ceived by them, so nearly do they resemble the genuine. The counterfeit Is said to be dangerous, as one Is not able to detect the spuriousness without a close examination. The coins are of the Issue of 1875 aud 1877 and weigh about twenty per cent, leu than the genuine. They are defective only iu tbe milling, one edge apparently having been tiled a little more than the ] opposite. The attention of the United j States authorities has been called to the matter by merchants who have been de­ ceived by this close imitations. Tbe Middleville Sim payrf this compll. rhapARUt nv men! to n former cltizrM of Hastings: It Drs. Mixer & Sons, Hastings, Mich._ makes us wish we were a near neighbor to ’ Jeff. Bush, (or tliat some of our neighbors would pattern after him.) when we see iiuw complete a job he does in |>ath mak­ ing utter a fail of snow. He doesn't slop at hia own line, bu/erdsses vacant lots, croas walks, etc. We will say to Brother - Saunders that it Is thr old. old story of _ “the ruling passkjy' strong In death." ’ s Hastings householders all act that way — y sometimes. Constant Drojjing haniBo You Want tie Best Spectacles or Eye Ofestwater rock, | j', and business before Blasses on Earth? think Deputy Sheriff Flbbs and the police de­ tective, of Grand Rapids, are at swords jMiluts because the former found some stolen goods that tbe latter were after aud wouldn't give them up. Game is very scarce around Plainwell 1 since the match hunt last week. Tbe Importance of the peach raising in­■ dustry in Allegan county should uot be wears away the underestimated. According to figures col­ anil a similar idea is lected by the Saugatuck Commercial 2,964,948 bushels were shipped out this my excuse for keeping my.„ season. for which 8476.000 came back into name.------- ----------------- _ ---------.you.. C. C. Deane, of Woodland. Is looking tor counlv You mav I am well ad- future Ck-eros In the village school, nnd |I tbe county.' ■ Sam Cross met with a very painful ac­ cident while working in the paper mill at Otsego last week. He fell a distance of about 12 feet suttafnlng very severe Lu­ xuries. » Judge Palmer, of Big Rapids. Is bold­ ing court iu the Allegan circuit owing to tbe svere Illness of Judge Arnold. William Riley, a tramp arrested In Kal­ amazoo last week, was found to be wear­ ing four overcoats. • • D. DcnBleyker, of Kalamuno, has pur­ chased the Peninsular carriage works in that city employing about 50 hands. W. J. Close, of Douglas, sold a dover powder last week and was promptly ar­ rested upon complaint of the Michigan board of pharmacy -for 'Selling drugs with­ out a diploma. Judge Burlingame, of Grand Rapids, administered this tart criticism to tbe prosecuting attorney last week, after throwing a case out of court od account of the glaring errors: ••Instead of improv­ ing with time tbe prosecuting attorney's office seems to be getting worse every day. Hardly a case Is brought into court, but that errors are to be found in the ease and this case is uot the first that bas gone down on that account If tbe prosecuting attorney is unable to give his personal at­ tention to the office, he ought to employ an assistant who knows enough to avoid the commonest errors, mistakes that a law student would not make.” As a freight train was going down the grade just west of Galesburg, last Wed­ nesday. a coupling broke, allowing several of the cars to fall behind. When the engine was stopped these came on down lbe grade smashing into the can in front. One car was derailed and badly smashed up. Small change is very scarce in Battle Creek. A porter in a hotel was given a 820 bill to take out and get In small change. He hasn't returned y«4William Wright and Harry Wood, of Kalamazoo, were arrested Friday night by Patrolman Greenfield. They had sold a new pair of shoes and were trying to sell a new coat, which, it is since ascertained, was stolen from H. Stem 4 Co. A new overcoat and a velvet cap In their posses­ sion are evidedtly stolen, but It is not yet known where they were taken from. Satu rd ay afternoon in police court the men pleaded guilty to larceny, but tbe case was field open for further investigation. Yale's hand-power fire engine was called ' out tor the first time the other day. The barn burned for want of water. Tbe fire . company were put out because of too nnrrhi fzv ciiii hnf Iuls offernl 810 in three prizes for the tjrst. | Senator Stockbridge/ profits on the much water. The boys think one trip If call on Lowry, the oculist, the optician. Vertiseufond and ought to quit, but secoln] <u«Uthir«l best speakers there. , race horse, Bell Boy. during the year ought to exempt them for life from street candidate .H.I. re~ui..ui «»'<I I Hutt be owned him were 831,500. Thiats taxes and jury duty. this adviee and you wont regret it; and will save 80 was the ii i i (^Tx-onard Wuiide'lkb, of Woodland, so>d | 1 *uni ever realized on a piece of Bancroft has within its quiet precinct governor on the labor ticket, to Robert Pratt 22 lamb# last week whose i hoDMflesb hnrjM}flesh in In that lhat length of time. " your eyes and money in the end. , ordercalling themselves "The £althutnname him? i,<*r<io- -rishi m iwund,. and on, An old Irish lady In Grand Rapid-, who an plans” whose members are the staid, solid of which weighed 124 pounds. was certifying to some pension patters ob- | business men of the town. It Is-expessly George liaker. of Woodland, to a good Jected to swearing. Being told that she j stated that no lady shall be admitted and deal of a hoar trader! He went to Fair must, she said “Well, then, cursity, | nothing shall appear on the tables at their Is selling r.: watches, clocks, iew- oxen, rain, jml trmi«l , hi>r»r tor > yokeot divllity, damn" and thought that she had banquets which has been procured in a I.r 1. then traded these later on to S. R. legitimate way. done her part dry RDu Sll\Pl w are. keep McIntire for another horse. Now comes fully A man Rt Rome. Lenawee county, who A special from Ionia says: In a petithe best and choicest stock in Frank Eanfest. Plains, and avers W* he 5®.'• u,c fellow ,Cof V”"Fa)r ...v oxen ------ tion to the circuit court, asking further went to call on his mother, Mrs. Ira Rog­ Hastings that Is the who traded the tn Baker, and t»at the latter Is a- mono- time to satisfy a foreclosed mortgage, ers, fotuul the house afire. Investigation mental Bar. 1R- states that Baker told | James Hogan, a leading farmer of North showed that the old lady had fallen dead Prices the lowest. him the horm* was O. K.: but after Baker | Plains and a democrat, recites that be is from her chair. Her sleeve pulled the left the horse began to wheeze, and breath- (Informed and believes tliat Gov. Winans lamp from the table over her body, the arm es so han! he kOeps the whole neighbor- is about to call an extra session of the of the corpse being terribly burned and the hood awake nights. So earnest attaches I legislature to amend the mortgage tax law. carpet destroyed. Baker's horse gotten from McIntyre, nnd i The declarttion i, Is v of. greater weight from 1 U<7 uieiaiMiivu _________ Mrs. James Reilly,' who was injured on , _ ,, the buyers and justice will settle the mess. 1 •» tile — *--•» fact •that l.a, Urunn', Hogan's attnmnv attorney l» Is CnL Col. J. 1 Saginaw street railroad, sues for 810,­ W. Mitoliell, the governor’s chief aide. the Mr. Hogan says Iw had negotiated a loan 1000 on her own account, and her Husband There is no liketliut j into a branGodOry, b,» for $3,000 for medical attendance and new brick building all his own. 1 from the Michigan Trurt company bnt the sues ! - /* " 'Fhe general order of things is to of her services. I Editor Godfrey is bound to dispute the latter backed out upon the passage of the loss which succeeds. claim that editors ami financially straight- 1 . -• / gather together and then Business in Rogers City is wretchedly mortgage tax law. The statement of tbe VJ and as we always to nothing sold will suc­ cued people mean tpe same thing. We're probability of an extra session is regarded (dull. Crops in the county were poor and , । ( there Is said to be insufficient grain to as semi-official. order we have gathered together ceed unless it pleases the peo­ gtad lie prospers. winter tlie stock. Beef is selling ati cents John Strausbaugli. of Carlton; charged Horatio Perry. of Clarendon, this county, and now ready to the r with pointing a loaded gun nt hunters bought a wrought steel range of some a' pound In consequence. ple, and nothing please the largest and nicest lot of Christ­ I whom he had ordered off his (arm. was traveling salesman, aud this la the burden Judge Cooley denies that he said that I tried before Eeq. Pardee, of Freeport. of hie tale of woe: “1 have no liesitation government regulation of railroads Is a mas presents in tbe county. A popple like tbe I Tuesday of last week, and was convicted , । iu saying that tiiey<re the most dishonest ,dismal failure and that he could “see no will convince you. Also set of rascal- I ever dealt wfiJF, doing way out of tbe darkness but in government j and tined 825. our Candies will nothing with me as agreed.” Moral— ownership of the roads.” Patronize your home merchants and you The Soronlan girls, of Oilvet* college, better and cheaper than everoewill not be “taken In” by tbe numerous are getting or\ their mettle and will work fore. evening. Dec. 6th. a daughter, also to IJtraveling fakirs, who are working every- hard during the coming year towards a Wesley Eisenhood and wife a daughter. (conceivable swindling scheme to obtain: building that wifi vie with the structures । , ,, . . The funeral services of T. Forbes were ..something for nothing.—Battle Greek of the Adelphic and Phi Alpha Pl societies. 10c. by as the past four held iu the Methodist church last Tuesday Journal. . In tbe case of Thomas M. Wilson, Hand Made Creams, 25c. lb. . a. in. conducted by Rev. Myers. The reThe (ward of trustees of the asylum for Hand Made Chocolate Creams. 25c. lb. mootns Sales prove. mains were taken to Parmale* for burial. the Insane at Kalamazoo at tlieir recent; charged with embezzling 81,600 from the tj i il Mr. Forbes was sick only a short time. >meeting decided, owing to the crowded con­. state while clerk of the board of auditors, . the jury disagreed, three standing tor conall the boys gne Friday before hia death he wa« at Garlton dition ' of that institution to admit no more Also all who buy a bill of of will in Remember mn nn linnh^r xvnonnR Center, was arouqd-'Saturday also, and 'patients except when vacancies occurr vlctlng the old man and nine for acquittal. ID tO IDO on luinoer ivagons. Sunday about four o'clock he died. He Ithrough iisebarging inmates ns cured or Seasons in Micbigau get awfully mixed receive a beautiful present. rrsnxinTnT-inrs had the cr}'slpelas In Ida fare aud by being on dentil. The asylum is crowded to over­ up sometimes. While there was good TOWN^FND out Friday brought on a chill whu-h re- flow. Tbe inmates number 1,047 and they sleighing on a highway in Inwood, uLOJL IVi! IviJlulvL/. su]lWf (n pneumonia. He was a memtier are obliged to sleep in bails, corridors and Charlevoix county, folks going by Iu PjH.htenre on Mirhiiran Axe of the Metbodlst church. A wife, two even in out houses and in apartments cutters saw two farmers plowing in an Office at l^aldence on Michigan Ave. daofl)tcrs and onc and a |anfp clnj|t never intended for such purposes. The adjacent field. X HASTINGS. MICH. . of friends and ncighbora mourn for him. conditions at tbe other asylums are much Although the pine operations around -------There are some wann debates over the better ti»n iu Kalamazoo. Alpena will lie considerable lighter this rights of farmers and hunters, borne The sale of Poland China swine at year than heretofore, the cedar u;>crations claim a man has a right to shoot wild game wberexer be can find it while others Rivereidf stock farm near Plainwell last will be greater than ever and twice the say a hunter bas no right on a man's week wae not largely attended owing to usual amount will be harvested at Alpena premises without permission. We have several other sales elsewhere. Over 40 this winter. Paul Heimboldt and S. Frlsbie, of Fen­ not forbidden any one bunting on our’ head wefe sold at prices ranging from 88 farm and shall not If they will shut gates,; to 845 p^r head. There will be another ton, traded horses. When the latter went , to gel his lions, be found it was dead boss put up bars, and do not pull down our' sale later ou. fences. So far we have no reason to com­ An eMery wheel broke in the Plainwell and bas bad Pau! arrested for fraud. Tbe , foundryJlasl week while rapidly revolving. great question will be at what time did the plain. Mrs. T. Odell and Mrs. A. Richardson,’ Noone was killed, but the flying frag­ steed die? We have of the town line, visited at Mrs. F. B. Hutchinson’s Physiologies, ments made things lively for a while. Arrangements are being made to start JHeming’s last Wednesday. Harper’s Geographies, At tbe Charlotte fair In October J. Saw­ up a stavemill at Boon. Wexford county. John Fleming has rented the Blakeslee yer aud A. Goodrich, of Lansing, engaged This new enterprise is to be carried on by Robinson’s Arithmetics, farm for three years. Mrs. Platte is reported as gaining s’.ow- selling “bop pop.” Deputy Collector of a New York man. As Boon is well locat­ Sheldon’s Readers, Internal Revenue George W. Perry, of ed for n mill of that sort, a good basinets ’s Spellers, ' John Fleming was called to Marshall Bellevue, is after them now. Tiiey will in that line is looked for. Ladies’ gents’ and children's handkerchiefs in linen, , Sander be tried before the United States court nt j Harper’s Readers, Al tbe coroners inquest over the remains' last week as a witness In a law suit. crape and chiffon: initial handkerchiefs; silk umbrellas; fine|। Brand’s Physiologies, Bert Kimbal. of South Bend. Ind.. Is Grand Rapids. of little Addie Turner, who was burned, to linens: napkins: fancy spreads; elegant fans: Davis & Peck’s Arithmetics, visiting at Geo. Hartman's nt this writing. Calhoun county raised 0,600 lbs..of hope death In tbe house of her grandmother. David Stares Is very bad off with last year according to tbe census report.' near-Portland. the jury could not agree. all qualities guaranteed; pocketbooks; hand bags; perfumes; Barnes’ History, rheumati-m and also au old army wound This was the largest amount produced by Marlin Kelley while hunting rabbits soaps: pillowsquilts; bed spreads: fine Felter’s Arithmetics. near Portland, felt a stinging sena^tioo in any one county in tbe state. Is Ixrnn troubling him. blankets; all silk 7, 9 and 12, for fancy work, at Reed & Kellogg’s Grammars, VanVelsor and wife, of Canada, hta face just after be l>ad shot. Examin­ Tbe Michigan Trust company contracted spent Sunday with Alfred Raymond and ation revealed the fact that three shot had Appleton’s Readers, for the steel vaults In their new building rebounded aud struck him Iu the face. 10c. etc. Swintdn’s ’History, " Mrs. Blakeslee returns to Grand .Rapids iu Grand Rapids last week, the contract Rabbits must be tough around Portland. Townsend s Civil Government,T' ’*^-' price being about 815.000. The vaults When Blanche Thompsoo, ot Grand thia week. She will be missed from our Monteith’s Geographies. Barry community and carries with her the well will be the most perfect In the state. Rapids, wax au infant she Ml into a tub of boiling water. *** handxrd . And everj' book used in B. F. Blakely, a farmer living near wishes of her neighbors. Grand Rapids, placed his money in the County. household bank—the same being au oki New' and second hand. Mrs. John Mctturn visited friends iu J teapot on a high shelf. His hired man , basted tbe combination and rifled the bank Cauls Grave last week. D. L. Northland was In Grand Rapids of ita contents, about 1200. and skipped. ou busi nest l»-t week. r The Bardeen Paper company paid 81.4M We learn that Samuel Owen has a cancer taxes thb year. Dr. you do, last you Take for Can you MY BUSINESS DR. LOWRY I Getting Down always Fl PANCOAST. success >- f are look LOOK! scatter be in try Christinas Our Christmas Mixed, And scatter be lb. ARTHUR WOOD CARRIAGES AM HOAD WAGOHS bold me, • Christmas Goods us HAMS & VAN ARMAN. * From Our Immense Stock: We Lead We quote below a few articles specially The World io School Books. adapted for Holiday Gifts­ , kid gloves, table toilet down down ribbons Nos. yd., Our Bargain Sale of Cloaks COIVTIIVUES. ROSENBAUM & SPEYEfiS. KALAMAZOO, MICH., Fred LI Heath the druggist. of Fiwpwrt. moval �----- ---- -------- -— BUMPTIOUS CHILL 8o<n**f ft* Citizen* Talking in Their Hat*. nmTHS THERETO BY FOOL FRIENDS **r*lgn*r* Who Hail to Ml Oood*Glv* Brawn Tory VUJo**rj A Mara* or*—Torelxn Mialitar Matta Iratrocl* HI* R*yr***nt*tlve* Abroad^— The American *«horltl«i WUltally MUlad, and Eg** MrapoaMbl* Tharafor. Bajra tba Diplo­ mat— Ural* Ham Guilty of All Uta Aggreralo* So Far—At Washington. Valparaiso, Dec. M —There i* growing excitement over the Mtuation between Chili and tbe United States, and tbe local authorities are taking preacaution* to >rwrenl any renewal of intuit or injury to Americana Tbo foreign rraid«*ta gener­ ally regard the prospects as aerioua, and are not sanguine of a pcacablo outcome of the controversy. The better class of Chilians appear Impressed that tbe United States will not fight, and that Valparaiso would bo protected from damage should war break ont by the English and Ger­ mans, on account of the large interests of thoeei nationalities in Valparaiso. A Good Deal Too Much "Loom" Talk. For ibis assurance they are dependent on loose talk of English and Germans at •octal gatherings In Santiago and Val­ paraiso when the wine has flowed freely, but ao far as concerns the British minis­ ter, there is no authority for any such atatemenL These promises of foreign aid are chiefly the outcome of European rival­ ry for the trade of Chili, merchants and other unauthorised persons making as­ sertions without foundation, in order to flatter Chilian pride and gain some ad­ vantage. Well informed Chilians share . tea surprising degree the illusions thus created, and some of them express anxiety for a chance to thrpsh tbe Americans. Mlal»ter Matta Writes a Circular. Malta, Chilian minister of foreign af­ faire, has prepared for distribution among the Chilian legations in Europe and America a circular letter giving Chill’s sdde >o£ the difficulty with tbe United Blates growing out of the Baltimore trouble. After a great deal of trouble a copy of this document has been procured. It la written in Spanish and the followteg is the translation of it: •With reference to tbe report of the sec­ retary of tbe navy.and the message of tbe president of tbe United States I think it $* opportune to say that the information upon which the report and message ana grounded is erroneous or deliberately inewrect. So far as the refugees are con­ cerned they never have been threatened with cruelty, nor has any one attempted to take them from the legation, nor has their delivery been ordered. Nor has the bouse or person of foreign ministers been molested, iu spite of dallying and 'inten­ tional provocation. • • • Washington Statements Inexact. •There b a want of exactness and f rankora* in the statements made hi Washing­ ton. Tbe affairs took place in bad quar­ ters ot the city, tbe “maintop of, Valpar­ aiso,” and among people who are by no means models of di.-crelion and temper­ ance. When the police and other forces interfered and calmed down tbe tumult there were already several hundred men engaged in it, and it had spread to a dis­ tance of some ten blocks or more from the piece where it commenced. K Egan Has a Lot to Answer Far. •Mr Egan purposely communicated to ns a note iu an aggressive and violent langaage on Oct. 26. as shownby tbe copy and the note was answered Oct. 27. Nov. M began the summing up which was sus­ pended on account of the non appearance <4 tbe crew of tbe Baltimore and on ac­ count of tbe illegal pretenses and denials •C tbe same Mr. Eagan. There bas never beets any provocation commenced or ac­ cepted by this department, and it bas always maintained an attitude of fairness end prudence. It has never had an ag­ gressive policy aud it will never, approve • bnmilating one. • • • Harrison and Treey Misled. wMr. Tracy and Mr. Harrison hwe been led into error concerning our people and government. Their Instructions of im­ partiality and amfty have not yet been compiled with. They are not now nor have they been compiled with. And if mo complaints have been made against tbe wstetoter and the sailors it is because pub­ lic and notorious facts in Chill and tbe Called States could never have been made use ot by our confidential agents, wren when well established. • • • Your excellency should have this translated smd published. In tbe meantime please ftkeuthorlzo all that appear to the oon*wy" _________ DEED OF A FIEND. FRESIDEN1 HARRISON'S MESSAGE. A Byacpals «t th* Vuestluns CaaaMered Tberstu and SaggraU*** Made. Washington, Dec 10.-The preiident’s A Horrible Quadruple Murder murage wm sent so ooogreaa at noon yes­ in Florid*. terday. He refers to the work of ths state lepartment during the past year and its results in securing reciprocal trade rela­ THE PERFLrBATOB SOT YET IBOWI tions with Brasil, Cuba, and San Dorninjo; states that negotiations are proceed­ Two Woman and Two Little Boys th* VietlKts *f the D«vill*h Crime, On* of ing to extend the policy of reciprocity, th* Woman Being Ale* * Victim of end expresses the hope that before the the Murderer's Last — th* Makes a close ot the year still more valuable agree­ ments will have been signed. Terms of Brave Fight for Llf* nod Honor, but a Vain On*—Tbe Boom of Blood. arbitration of tbe seal question bare been satisfactorily agreed upon with Great Jacksonvillk. Fla., D*c. 15 —Details of Britain. Tbe country is congratulated s quadruple murder, which was discov­ upon tbe working of tbe meat inspection ered on Saturday near New Smyrna, show lystem, through which Germany, Dan­ the crime to have been a most revolting mark, Italy, Austria, and France have one, and indicate'that the perpetrator agreed to admit our pork products. must have been a fiend ia human form. Th* Italian and Chilian Trouble*. Rape and not robbery was the object of He deplores the lynching of tba Italians the crime, a* not a cent or an article of iu New Orleans, but does not doubt that value was taken. Tbo scene of the crime a friendly conclusion will be arrived aL Tbe Chilian question Is more difficult. was the residence of F. J. Packwood, half Tbe outrage at Valparaiso is still an way betweeq Smyrna and Oakwood, oc­ acute question, and Chili has so far offered cupied by Packwood, bis little son and his no apology or explanation, or replied to sister-in-law, Miss Bruce. Friday Pack­ tbe note sent that country regarding the wood went away on business to be absent matter. If Chill does not make amends a during tbe night, and Miss Bruce invited special ntcraage will be sent to cougress her friend Mrs. Hatch and her little son ou tbo fubjecL to spend the night with her. . R«M*ction> on th* Tariff Dl*»overy of th* Crim*. The project of building the Nicaragua canal is indorsed, and tbe president advo­ cates tbe guaranteeing of the bonds by the government. He then takes up ths tariff question, and giving figures from the treasury books claims that tbe evil prophesies ns to tbe operations of tbe bill have been refuted and the claims of the advocates of tbe bill justified. Foreign commerce has been largely increased in­ stead of diminished, and bo urges that the bill be given a fair trial before any at­ tempt is made to put new legislation on that subject on record. Saturday morning about 9 o’clock Ira Jenkins, a negro who markets for ths family, called to see if anything waa wanted, and finding a window broken open, and being unable to make any one hear, alarmed tbe neighbors, who at once made an investigation. When they had entered tbe house a .moat appalling spec­ tacle presented itself to their gaze. Mrs. Hatch lay by the1 window In a pool ot blood, with a pistol wound on the iuside corner of her left eye. Her face was black­ ened with powder. The other bodies lay near her. Her little son lay on a bed lounge. He was shot over the left eye and his throat was cut In three places. The head was almost severed from tbe body. Teo Soon for Free Coinage. On the silver question tbe president says that until an international agreement fix­ ing tbe ratio between gold and ‘silver can be effected the United States will be run­ ning a great risk to adopt free coinage as a policy. He favors both metals for money, but insists that every dollar shall be as good as every other dollar, a condi­ tion, be Bays, that uo one more than the farmers and laborers have the highest interest in. He asks for further legislation to keep the Chinese out of the country; and urges the necessity ot coast defences, and the continuatieu ot the building of au effective nary. The Gerrymander Should Go. Referring to tbe Michigan move to elect presidential electors by congressional dis­ tricts, he says that to bring tbe choosing of these officers into the power ot the •’ger­ rymander” is a movement fraught with the greatest danger; aud urges that con­ gress should act in the direction of a con­ stitutional amendment requiring electors to be ebnaen in tbe old way. As for the "gerrymander." be says congress should abolish it, as far as it can, as it is “polit­ ical robbery.” Terrible Fat* of Ml.* Braoo. There was evidence that Mira Bruce bad made a brave resistance without avail, the brute having accomplished his devilish pur;>ose. Miss Brace was found lying on her back iu tbo bed, with her form bare down to just above tbe knees. 1 After this the murderer probably shot his । victim through the right cheek, but fail­ ing to kill her he picked up a shotgun I and brought down tbe bntt end of it with ! all his force on tbe head of bls defenceless j victim. Tbe blow struck her between the ! forehead and tbe nose and caved iu the i skull like an eggshell. Then he stabbed her In the neck, cutting out a square section of flesh, and finishing his hellish I work with two terrible gashes on the ! throat. < J I j Th* Fiend Spared No On*. FlFTY-tECOND CONGRtM. Tt*s B«*at* and Hoc** ef B»?r»wnUtltH C*>l*4 ft* Ordtr. WasHINSTOM, Dec. 9—In tbe sonata yraterday tbe oath wu, administered to Dubois of Idaho and Cail of Florida, tn both of whose autoo a contest ia pending, and tbe papers in tbe caara ware sent to tbo privilege* and elections committee. The vto president laid a number ot de­ partment report* before tbe senate, fed then that body waited for tbe house to or­ ganize, notification of which was received Bt 2:8*. ‘A tew nilnutra before 3 p. m tbe house committee to wait un ths president appeared, joined tha senate committee and proceed­ ed to tbe White House, and tbe joint com­ mittee reporting that the president would communicate to congress today, the eennte nd journed. Tbs bouse organised by electing ths Democratic caucus nominees, and Crisp made a brief address. Tbe selection of seats and appointment of a committee to wait on tbe president was the only other bualnen attended Co. Wabrington, Dec. 10.—The president’s message was received In tbe senate and house yesterday and read. It was lis­ tened to with close interest, tbe diplo­ matic gallery being full of foreign repre­ sentatives who left ns soon ns that part of interest to them wu completed. As soon as the reading was finished the senate ad­ journed for tbe day, and tha bouse until Saturday, at which time, by agreement, it will further adjourn to Wednesday. Washington. Dec. 11—The senate de­ voted Ita time yesterday to the Introduc­ tion of bills and for a day broke tbe rec­ ord. Six hundred and eleven bills and ten joint resolutions were offered in leas than two hours and were sent down to the government printing office to be put in oold type before being distributed among the respective committees. Tbe list in­ cluded three free coinage bills, three antiCblnese bills, a number ot characteristic Alliance measures from Pfeffer of Kan­ sas, and several joint resolutions bearing on tbe election of presidential electors. Washington, Dea 14.—A brief session of the bouse of representatives waa held Saturday. The speaker announced tbe appointment ot the following cGramittera: Ou accounta, Rusk ot Maryland, Cooper of Indiana. Dickerson of Kentuccy, Moore ot South Carolina, Seeriey of Jowa, Pearson of Ohio, Quackenbush of New York, Griswold ot Pennsylvania, and Cutting ot California; on mileage, Cratle of Minnesota, Crawford ot North Caro­ lina, Kendall of Keotocky, Caldwell of Ohio and Flick of Iowa. An adjonrnment was then taken until Wende»dny. Tbo bouse will probably adjourn this week for the holidays, tbe senate agreeing. Wabhington, Dea Ik—In the senate yesterday a number of reports were pre‘ scuted by tbe chair and n flood of bills I introduced, among them tbo folTow­ Ing: Granting of pension of 1100 per ! month tor losa ot eye*, limb* or th* use of them; absolutely prohibiting Chinese j immigration; authorizing tbe loan of money to states for irrigation purposes; I appropriating IIO.UOO.OUO to the improve­ ment of the Mississippi; making Des । Moine* a port ot delivery; appropriating H00 (■00 to inquire into the indebtedness ot individual* (Peffer). The senate ad* journed for tbe day. | Frankie Packwood, a little goldtin­ ; haired tot of five years, was found ou tbe ' floor with his throat cut from ear to ear. I His features, which in life bat! been beau‘ tiful, were badly marred by the cruel I knife of tbe murderer. The floors of tbe Pension* are Heavy but Beneficent. Tbe estimate tor pensions for tbe year ' room were completely covered with blood, ending June 3D, 1893, is 1144,956,00, but 1 ns was tbe bedding ou which Miss Bruce large as it is it doe* not reach tbe exag­ lay, and also that on which the boy Hatch gerated estimates of those who opposed tbe was found. Tbe curtains and walls were bill, and the legislation on the subject is also bespattered with blood. A Bejncted Suitor Suspected. declared beneficent CORN AND WHEAT IN ILLINOIS. After tbe horrifying discovery the county He hopes that tbe federal elections bill in some form will yet be passed; says the authorities were notified, and an investi­ solution of tbe Indian question is educa­ gation wls begun. The sheriff, with “a tion, allotment in severalty, and cithwp- posse of nearly %)0 citizens of the vicinity, Springfield. Ilia, Dea 15.—The corn ship, and refers briefly to tbe census, the scoured tbe county for many miles, but and wheat crop bulletin was issued yra­ interstate commerce commission and without result. There are many theories other matters without making any nota­ as to tbe probable murderer. One is to terday by the secretary of the state board the effect that the horrible crime was the of agriculture. In regard-to corn tbe bul­ ble recommendations. revenge of a rejected suitor for Miss letin concludes: "Taking the state as a Bruce’s band, and finds many believers. | whole the area devoted to the corn crop WAS UNDOUBTEDLY NORCROSS. Summary justice will be dealt out to him was 5.754,000 acres at an average yield of Further Testimuay *• to the Bomb- if captured. 87.5 bushels per acre, which gives a total Tp rower’■ Identity. Foraer Slaughter at the Same Spot. yield of 215.895,000 bushels for tbe entire Boston, Dec. 14.—Note Broker Henry The epot where this tragedy has been crop. L. Norcross, of Boston, who it is suspected enacted was tbe scene of n brumal quad­ Lowqr Than II Waa Last Tsar. threw the bomb at Russell Sage, left, it is ruple murder many years ago. During "The avetage market price paid at the now reported, a note which has convinced the Seminole war a family named Shires warehouses aud railway stations of tbe lived there and were murdered by tbe Instate Is 88 cents per bushel, which is 7 his parents that be committed the crime. • dian*.-Their bodies were horribly muti­ cents less than the average price paid last Tbe note was left on bis desk at his office, lated. ________ season. Wheal has been greatly injured and bis father found it there when he en­ by drought, and “the stand as a whole Th* Pamir Frontier Affair. tered tbe room Saturday in company with London, Det 15.—Lord Salisbury is said is very uneven and the outlook fur the •everal other persons When be came front wheat crop in Illinois in 1802 is not very to have placed the facts regarding the tbe room be denied that be had found any­ encouraging.” In tbe northern division thing. Now it is acknowledged at the Pamir frontier fight before the Russian tbe oondilion ot winter wheat Is about 80 Norcross residence that a message had ambassador with tbe courteous request Der cent, of the usual Dea 1 average, in that Russia explain. Tbe facts were sent been found, addressed to Mrs. Norcrose. the central division 82 per c.‘nL. and in It read, in part: “I am golngjXo New York to St.Petersburg, aud the reply returned the southern divi*ion “twenty six points an business, and if 1 am oat successful that Russia awaits a report from the offi­ less than seasonable average.” and do not coom back before* given time cials on tbe frontier, but that tbe matter would receive the czar’s earnest attention. I shall not return alive " \ MUST COUNT THE BALLOTS.. Do You Know It? If you don’t, then you are the only one that doesn’t. DON’T YOU KNOW THAT Spary Phillips Has the best line of • Coffees, Teas and Canned Goods In the city? He has and is prepared to prove it by price. See his . DECORATED HANGING LAMPS And nice assortment of VASES and STAND LAMPS at pricos that defy competition. He wants to buy all the dried apples that he can get. \ '-Now, pa, when you get my dfoll, go to HOLLOWAY’S (where the elephant stands out on a post, you know), ’cause they’ve got the best Tot to pick from. Get me a book too while you are there, they’ve got a Tqt of ’em. Santa Troubled! His Business is Goneb He is forced to give up liis an­ nual excursion over Hastings' house tops, as we are impress­ ing upon people that they need look nowhere else for Christ­ mas Goods than at Republican* Win On* at th* New York L*gl*latlv* Cm**. Poughkeepsie, N. Y., Dea 1 a—Judge Barnard Saturday, in special term, quashed the write ot mandamus granted by him on Wednesday, on tha application of Frank Haabronck and Edward B. Oeborne. Democratic candidates for county treasurer and senator from tbe Fifteenth district. He held that there was no evi­ dence that the so-called “quad marked" ballots cast in Red Hook were marked for identification, and that the board ot county canvassers had no right to canvass or- count them for any candidate excupl the Republican candidates for whom they were in fact cast. Judge Barnard directed that the certificate of canvass as to the senator be given to Mr. Deane. As Mr. Deane is dead this decision necessitates another election for senator in the Fif­ teenth district, comprising Dutchess, Col­ umbia. and Putnam counties. Hicks & Spence's, Holiday Purveyors. EbT0WERJ’EEMEM^EE _ __ NO. 35. ALWAYS THE SAME THE RISING YOUNG AMERICAN. H* Is Fitting Uim»*lf for Mob Law and All UnrigUl.ou.no**. St. Albans, W. Vb., Dea 15 —Charles Hess and Fent Duval, boys of 16, quar­ relled at school last Friday and Hess stabbed Duval fatally. On tbe same day James Jarvla, a boy, re«iated Professor Eddy, and in a fight cut Eddy tour times with a penknife. At Belmont, near here. Professor Clarence Singleton was stabbed five time* Sunday by one of his pupils whom he had whipped on Friday. The professor was frightfully bruised by kicks. The 'oondition of yonng Daval and Profcraor Eddy is very serious. Bought a Chicago RIght-of-Way. Chicago, Dec. 14.—The Chicago Elevated Terminal Railway company ha* purcb.ised for a sum approximating *7,500,000 tbe right-of-way and *1 tbe renl estate hold­ ings of the Alchlann, Topeka and Santa Fe railroad within the ci:y limits. UtondJy Bailed to Drath. Mexico, Ma, Dea 15.—A liula son of Mr. Dick Carter, of this city, fell into a boiler of Bcalding water yesterday ant wu bviled to death. A He bas been in on the q. t and looked over our stock of Holi­ day Goods, and realizes that M*a Who Ka*w I «n Coin* Forward. In view of the cl—<uy woven web of Youngstown, O-, Dec. li.—John A evidence which boa Deen thickening about Norcrora as the bomb thrower, it only Logan is critically HL Recently be was needed a letter like thia, if genuine, to set attacked with la grippe, followed by tbe all doubts at rest Mr. Adams and his formation of an abscess near the base of wife, who live in tbe lower part of J<or- the brain on tbe right side. Mrs. Geosral croaa’ bouse at Somerville, are the author­ Logan and Dr. Ritchie, a specialist, have been called from Washington. His condi­ FEACE AT THE CHILIAN LEGATION. ity for tbs statement that the letter bas tion is regarded aa serious. been found. A number of men who M* Sign of War There Nor Awy Mews— knew Norcross have spoken also. Nearly THE DEATH RECORD. Tbe Cruiser Bsltlaar*. all of them say they have no doubt he Fred B. Whitnet. assistant general WAaHIxerox, Dec. 14.—The Chilian le­ was the man who threw the bomb; that gation had a peaceful air about it last be would bare been likely to do so; Chat freight agent of the Union Pacific road, Bight; tbe Eiembers were entertaining be was experimenting with nitro-glyce­ st Omaha' Judge RUFU8 P. Ranxkt, leader of tbe callers, and there was nothing to indicate rine is asserted by t be elevator boy in the Ohio bar, at Cleveland. building where bis office is situated. It is that the message of President Harrison also stated that insanity is hereditary iu W. L. Sargent, traffic manager of the bearing on the Chilian situation had the family, and all believe that it he was Kansu City, Fort Scott and Memphis •Meed any uneasiness among them. the man he was insane at tbe time. road, at Kansas City. Ex-Senator ANDREW J. Hell, at Peoria, Minister Monttwas not at home, and the Uls. HOLOCAUST AT LOUISVILLE. •scretary of the legation received those who bad business with it. He said that Tbe Rt. Rev. John N. Gallaher. Prot­ bo late advices tad been received from Twa Ixp.o loni *>ut Fires with a Law of estant Episcopal bhbop of tbe diocese of ffl«v*a Um. Chili, and that Minister Montt had not Louisiana, at New Orlesn*. pet received thsciccnlar from hl* country LgVISVILLE, Dec. 10.—During tbe past Rev. J. A Rannt, well known Presby­ <iving tbe Chilian aids of tbe situation. few hours •1,000,1.00 worth of property bas terian minister, at Kalamazoo. Mich. Down't Have* Wsrlllw L*ok. been destroyed in this city and eleven Professor Zt'iNGLIUB GROVER, for thir­ Tbe fact that the Bavy department has lives sacrificed. At b SO Tuesday evening ty five yean principal uf Dearborn semi­ •bought proper to permit tbe Baltimore fire broke oat iu tbe building of tbe Boone nary, at Chicago. to leave Chili at ibis >ime is regarded Judge Joseph Otis Glover, pioneer of bare as evidence that tbe negotiations Paper company on Main street, between »cw in progress between tbe two couu- Sixth and Seventh, causing a money loss Illinois, at Chiotgo. Charles B Kvarts. son of Senator Ev­ trira are bring conducted satisfactorily to sf 105.000. Tha smoldering heat from this the United Stater. It is stated at the fire cahsed an explosion in adjoining art*, at Windsor, "Vl Bev. Oscar C. McCulloch, at IndlanMary dopratmeot that Secretary Tracy in- buildings at 2 o’clock yesterday morning, taSKbi to keep several meaet-wir iu South nnd another conflagration occurred that George W. Stewart, well known in­ American waters until all signs of un- doc only destroyed tbe buildings and ventor, at New York. ptaaaantnera have disappeared. stock* of Bamberger, Strong & Co.; Busbell M. Little, founder of Glen Highly Important and Mysterious. The state department received a confi­ Woolfolk. Payne ft Co.. Bliss, Wli*on & Falls Insurance company, at Glen Falls, dential telegrata of tbe highest import- Co., and others, but sent four firemen to N. Y. Ouver Wilboh Doud, the well known ■aee from Egan al Santiago forty eight eternity. Only a few hours later, and but a aqnnr* actor, at Baltimore. bomrs ago. It is to the effect that the Chilian government ba* concluded Its in- away from tbe scene of tbe previous dis­ Charles Meteran, wealthy resident ot -tewtigatios of the causes which led Co tbe asters, another explosion and fire occurred Pittsburg, al New York. attack co tbe AmeHaan sailors iu Valpa­ iu tbe Christmas goods ratahllabment of Miss JVUA A A MLS, edltres* of Tbe raiso. F«xu >ays that open tbe report Frank A. Menne & Co., resulting Union Signal, at Boston. nmcenihig this ths Chilian government Widow of tbe Ute Canon Kixuslxt, at will make its answer to tbe American de­ in tbe drat meting of tbe building and London.. mand for sat; if net ion aud reparation, and stock, the burning of six girls and one Joel B. Mates, chief of ths Cherokee that tbe reply will be defiant mid very member of tbe firm. All these disasters Nation, nt Tabbqosh, I T. Valtteg to the American administration. occurred in less i ban fourteen hours’ rime. The lews of life at the Menne ft Ca fire I William Gobhan Will*, noted dra­ matist, al London. i* chargeable io ciiminal disregard of tbe Dr. w. F. Peck, well-known Iowa phy law squiring flre-escapra upon all snob sician, at liaveuftsrt. structarra aa the one where all tbrae CTMUB LJCMTKEBKK3. Blank Hawk wax yow»« Uras ended ia tbe bum. borrfrie ef raw. a **** Blw, UU. ♦ *£ ALWAYS THE BEST 5^ ClQflR IN THE “Q.5.** The Banner and Tribune One Dollar. If you are in need of drugs call at the Fred. Hotties Jriig SUre. A complete line of drugs, medicines und cigars. Pres­ criptions and receipts accur­ ately compounded. Pocket books at cost A fine and com­ plete line of combs, toilet soaps, nursing bottles and fit­ tings; hair, tooth and clothes brushes; books, pens, pencils, stationary etc. The best gold pens on the market Eye glasses very cheap. The larg­ est and best line ot chamois, sponges, perfnme, satchel pow­ ders. chermonietersand artists’ material in Hastings. An ex­ tensive line of holiday goods which will be sold cheap for eash. Remember onr prices »re lower than any in Hast­ ings. �Hastings Banner, Thursday, Dae, 17, 1891. wwvubk, toihu, jiiu.72 . they arc very cheap, 7 an<! .kS dTX“^!“ >»» <*- * C°'* 1 romPl,tc tor ita I" tare arr.njtd -■L.,J^k ktan toe ehnreh on for " T' Wllb >'«" We hope that In 18M our city father* Itat “““I'l"- In • mxueer to *what B standpipe is added to f11 to °“k' "““r tapp>- win, WOBM not octerwUe be w,. There win ta wU1 20 *■" o'"1 qi iis coat every year. exeeeUe, .1 the church ou ChrtMKM ere. next ThurwU, eeenltuc. taL’X°'*4*h*1M,’U“ will lief next New Year s. The last nt ? “'l* « •»» one If ,ou doschool bonds will then have been Dahl Nmi ,Mr wlll w tke ln4.bledn4; •to to brtu, tboa. Theee will co io the poor. Tbe only genuine Santa Claus cut down very materially. XJJJJ* rrwnt “ ‘ta ehureh. and dU- FOB H ! Complying with general re­ quest, BEECHAM'S PILLS I iwill in future for the United: States be covered with a Pleasant Coating, completely disguising the taste of the Pill without in any way impairing its efficacy. Price »j cents a Box. Additional Local. m horse shoer as there Is » u-** Td alu prel”r®d to <to work ret!i ’ <^1 lh°rou<b’3r B,M1 B‘ reasonable nites- Call and see me and be convinced. Jason Rich. J? noting like being at the head. «- E- Allgeo keeps adding to his elegant .stock.constantly. If you want something ?umH?y °Lhl- klDOn creanw* honey ^kM ’ <***TOffce ClltW' atld S’ * M' U' H Wl" ‘“ck * *»’ with «’ Wltij S’T"!- AU fonnmod s,' , “l®-. ’Jhur=h- eon«n-nllon and S’ ' •*' cha'll,1,b' dl.^wd people of the ollj, who de.to toconlrlboto “«ta of Hour. Itroceriee. vecetnhtea or K 01 *"1' ">tbe. w"nbr »»• ?h,?Uu ,r .,re urp* “ do «> through ‘ ,ud "" ta •wired tb,t ch,|l, <h'r .' I' w111 D',ko b«PPJf toe -n? deeerrlnt poor ot thia citj. 1 he church will be open all the af­ ternoon of Thursday, and all articles will .1 by.‘ committee, and as stated the Christmas box will be packed In the evening, if donors desire their glfm to go o any particular persona, they should so mark them, and their direction will be carried out tn good faith? For any further information apply to any ot the committee, who are M. L. Cook, T. Phillipa and J. L. Crawley, or to Rev. Puffer, or to the superintendent of the Sunday school, Prut. Sterling. We hope that many who read this will avail themselves of this opportu­ nity to make glad the hearts of the unfor­ tunate. . J,°L!?!Rhers’ meet,nK ■» Ur*nd Rsplda {S' to,30th - Ufkcts will be sold Dec. Wth. only. Limited to return not Untrimmed felt hats at Russell’s for 25 later than Dec. 81st at $1.30 for round trip. cents. M. A. Gilman, Agent See that line of chairs and rockers at From now to the first day of May 18V2.1 McCoy’s. Busby Bros, will reduce the price of baths For furniture novelties for the holidays, from 95 to 15 cents. Remember that there Is plenty of hot and cold water, warm go to McCoy’s. rooms and clean tuwejs. Thl» offer should Lunches served at all hours at W. E. be appreciated and thia firm liberally Allgeo’s bakery. patronized. Silk nnd chiffon' handkerchiefs and i Just now all are greatly troubled to ir.udlerti at Russell's. know Just where to go to purchase their Fur all goods In the baker’s line call at Christmas present-*. Look over what the Presiding Elder Cog* hall. of Grand Rap­ advertisers in this Issue have to tell you W. K. Allgeo’s bakery. and act accordingly. You can make no ids, occupied the M. E. pulpit Sunday He Is very lb ar the Olivet college male quartette mistake by buying your goods of hustling, morning and evening. effective in the pulpit, and was listened to at I'uiou ball to-night. energetic business men. with great interest and attention on this For fresh hand^hde confectionery, go Friday morning four about a* tough his hrtt visit io Hastings. :<• W. E. Allgeo’s bKery. looking characters a* a person could Under the local option law when oneGet your good resolves all framed for the imagine were seen at the depot stealing their way on the morning train. When fourth of the voters of any county have ' m w year Is approaching. the train stopped they alighted on the signed a petition for the question to lie The largest and most pleasing Hue of north side of the train, but when It started submitted at an election, the petition is to holiday novelties, at Russell's. •p they climbed on again. I* filed with tbe county clerk, who must, within five days after filing the petition, Fv.r* and fur trimmings in^treat variety Hastings has long needed a place where call a special meeting of the board of suand at taking prices at Russell’s. a complete stock of fine confectionery was pervhors. to be held not less than ten days kept. Mr. W. E. Allgeo proposes to sup ­ Several cities and villages of the state nor later than twenty dav* after said peti­ ply this need, and will keep at hi* bakery tion Is filed. Tiie board must then call an ■ ■ suffering from a wood famine. at all times the very best line of these Morrill & Co. have the finest line ot goods: also frvxh fruits and nuts. Call election, to be held on Monday and on a day when no other regular election occurs neck scarf* ever shmv^n the city lhere when you need any ot these goods. and it must ndt be less than forty days nor See our sign over the door and make no The committee want alt the local optlnn more than sixty days after it Ik callud. im-takc. Hick*-A Sl’ENCK. petitions handed in to the county clerk this Holders of swamp lands In Michigan Christinas will be observed in most of week If a possible thing. Of course it 1* whose, titles are defective by reason of the not expected they w(jl be handed in if the conflict as to their ownership between the the i-burchpe with appropriate exercises. work of canvassing for names on tbe pe- United States and the State of Michigan I hurt fail to see the elegant line of new litlon is not completed. Hut the town and are given au opportunity to square them­ k wear just received nt Morrill A Co's. district committeeiuen shouhl hustle so selves with the State ou liberal terms. In The concert to-night will lie the finest Uiat tbe work may bowunplcted this week 1850 congress granted Michigan all rhe surely. swamp lands within its bonier*, but the musical enterUiumeut of the season by all j It is said that tramps have commenced general land office continued to Issue war­ to steer clear of Marshall since they have rants for them just the same as If Uncle See.tbe beautiful present Hams Van learned that that city has commenced the Sam owned tlwui. The land office is now Arntah give with every bill of Christinas erection of a shed in ^hlch these “knights stralghumiug tbe matter up and those of the road” are to break stone to pay for holding land* under theae warrants are G. A. Mosier has been appointed post­ their board and lodging. Such a building allowed two years to perfect titles after master at Cloverdale to succeed Howard would be a good Investment tor this city, the date on which tbe land office completes and our streets could be put in excellent the examination and verification of each Mosher. dlscripllon ao held. Their owner must condition at a small cost Mis* Anna B. Shepard, the most talent­ fork over $1.45 an acre to the State on We understand that those who saw these lands but are credited with home­ ed lady soloist in Michigan, al Utiiou hall Postmaster Sheldon's frantic effort to reach steading fees and ail taxes paid. tonight. / tbe 11:38 train Saturday have the most ex­ Ail kinds ot stamped goods In pattern^ alted opinion of his sprinting ability; and -nitable for gifts for the holidays, at believe they would be ready ta. back him On Monday, Wednesday and Thurs­ -ells. ' against any runner In tbe country. It I* day of earfi week I will receive :/f he Pn-sbvterian church Is now .lighted said he reached the care fully five feet fat. well-dressed poultry, dressed with .th electricity; as is also tbe new Episco­ ahead of the one with whom he seemed-,to ht-ads on and entrails in. also all kinds of be having a racing match. pal fhuroh. wild game, for which I will pay the high­ B ii said that lhere Is a greater amount est market price In cash or trade. Fur a fine display of lieautifuri and nse•L. E. Stavffkil ‘ul holiday presents, go to McCoy’s farnl- of tobattO used in Michigan than In any other state In the union, comparatively Holiday rate*. Round-trip excursion ture'room*. speaking. There are also more murders tickets will I* sold by the Michigan Cen­ Sa a gumming and filing and umbrella commited tn Michigan than In any other tral. the Niagara Falls route, at reduced repairing by B. A. Cotant, opposite Ham’s state In the union, with possibly one or rates as follows: From all stations wed of A Van Arman's. two exceptions. Dues this excessive use the Detroit river to all Michigan Central J4ck Brady, formerly of Nashville, In­ of the weed have anything to do with the and Detroit Bay City A Alpi na railroad stations (excepting the Toledo division, re­ dulged In a prize tight near Kalamazoo last great number of crimes committed? week and was arrested. It seems from the press report* that not garding which special provisions are made), Dec. 24, 25. and 31. 1891, and Jan. 1. 1892. only our country, but the whole world Mrs. J. W. BenUey gave a tea' party good Jo return until Jan. 4. 1892, at one Thursday evening In honor of jMr*. A. J. must go through another agony with the and fine-third fare for the round trip from la grippe. It 1« not quite so severe in its Bowne. of Grand Rapids. attacks this time as previously, but we all station* west of and Including Ostemo. Are yc-u looking for Xmas presents? If think any competent physician will say Tickets will be sold to Grand Rapids * ' te sure to see Morrill & Co’* fine line that the la grippe is not to be trilled .with Indiana railroad points, and from station* under any circumstances. Be on your west of and Including Michigan City to of gents furnishing goods; guard, and especially watchful about tak­ Chicago A West Michigan railway points. Something td uiake your friends rejoice Half tickets for children will be sold at i* what you are looking for for Cliristmas. ing colds. one-half the above rates. These tickets In talking matters over with your super­ will not be accepted for passage on tbe fast You'll find what you want at McCoy's. visor, taxpayers, remember that if the vestlbuled express trains, Nos. 5, fl, 19, Nicest Christmas candy you ever saw jail and court house were both paid for In ■nd 20. only 10 cents per pound. M. A. Gilmax. Agent one year, the tax would lie less than 50 Hams A VajcArmaxcenta on each 3100 of taxable property of Cash paid for live and dressed poultry', the county. And if paid for In three year* Going to Florida Going to Callfonila as proposed, the tax would be Just a trifle north side State street, opposite Hams A more than 15 cents on each 8100 for each Going to Mexico Van Arman's. H. C. Close. of the three years. Isn’t It worth that Going to New Orleans The trial of A. D. Ftork took place much to have the records secure? Going to Mobile Thuraday. Allen Jone* gave his testlGoing to Savannah We boast to-day of the grea»net.s and Going to Hol Springs monv and the trial was continued to the perfection of our railway systems, of their ftolng to Denver Ibtb.’ magnitude over tho^ of any other country. Going to Seattle If you are pleased with pretty Chings, Why do we not take as much pride In the THENyou raunnot fall to be pleased with those building up and perfecting of our hiifh- Going to Tacoma GO BY handsome clwneUle table covers, at wavs? If we should devote a part of the Going to Ixw Angelos Going to Santa Barbara Rusreil’s. ‘ s. tre.. nwrx; now <iyen Io "J Going to St. I’abl The twelve o'clock bop In Union hnll railroad, to Improrlna onr bl<t.wajr. K Going to Minneapolis Thursday evening wa* largely attended. mrald not be many l»n tatore we »h"U d Going to St Louis The hops given by lire Y. M. S. C. are have the right to take a national pride In Going to Austin Going to Omaha them. well attended. It will continue to pay you well, gentle Going to Salt Lake A present useful and beautiful—a hand­ Gering to anywhere some lady's silk umbrella. Russell lias » reader, to not pin >our talth to Going to everywhere large line of these goods, just received for otl, earn tboofh detnolratlr tot-" — -- - i“S "•‘Ito_ Write your inquiries its defense- Job” Rings, of Missaukee thr holiday trade. GKn. DkHavkm, ibetaiXmint. «• U” Gen’! I’ass’r Agent. Are you looking for the finest line ef Grand Rapids, Mkh. banolercbk-ta and mufflers from which to death from Ita exploaWn of a law ««■ make jour selection for Christmas? lou Ulnind tbla danrrrou. We are having referred to ua b«n foor narrow rarmpra from ™ will find It at Ruasek's. rhl. city doe to tlto t»nw._»nd ‘"5 Bara QUEER numerous Inqnertea rates of fare, train faedites from "Tnvalkls slrould buy food especially i Eaton W»«rj l« wweral tondrod made for Hh m. W. E. Altgeo has a fine dollar, poorer became a lantern J'">aln- elllron. of Grand toplda. Muakefon nod places on <,ur *,ne9 Bnd ’*1**®*’ ,B * line of Crackwells and Graham wafers ini thia kind of oil exploded and art a other been Written to the agents of,in<* *JraJ barn on fire., made especially for Invalfets. somewhere. ”Aere* of diamonds over A E. Ketraalon wa. In Delroll Tburwto; W. E. AUgeo employs an < xperlenc< d toiled STsute n«lln, of tte ««- again. Illustrative of the fiction that overruling out of the common must be eandy.maker, and each day pla~rs on sale larlr. of tta Bulldlncand loan away off somewhere—anywjkr® but right a fine line of fresh made randies. Remem­ ofMlel.lun. He report, a m»t mwroM Xrv we n»e. People f» > B7’rho* ° ber the place nt W. E. Allgio’s bakery. Ing meeting. Then- are now W buLcting „„tto,.un41b.l a trip atari ug h'" mid loan association* 1° "J* 1 *"' i.-.. as we‘‘ ar A new city hall would not be a very rilles having many of them. Jackson ha-- to anywhere on earth can bad idea fur 1W2. The rents now paid by ng“l The ^Utanee they bare rendered nnanl h» taro a. not and for many plaro. pun lx* attended to much bettir. irj the city would pay the interest on the to tte labdrlo. m-n In -.kink th™ J "bunds needed to be Isancd for the am". o.tar. b..«d of racier. '* b)lr Round trip toorlid tickets now on safe tinmlrd. The HaMino aa-ociatM-h wn e in vour own town and you ean g t toe tn by :1k- Mich. Cent. Ry. to primdpal south­ “X large - wnr. ••• >un<-rd by hniiatton roqulrod aramer than by «rlllr« none In the state In theebarwetar ern and Pacific const point*. to vmr. ot* hundrada nf mllcp .«»?■ trnt of ita business, all would Cbildrru Tiu. Detroit meeting considered « w"ul' A word to th* farmers- ! want all jour Tin- oleaMint flavor, gei*lie action and .'to rted apple* amt will pay a* much as any .wed of a laxative and if tbe father or ie to get them. i* “4tSe“ in in arter-lxn-e e^ldSpaby pKn.Jjr*. ta wll<e or H»»» ». ”"T errd that the prime <*|^V’''i"to ."tab a. n-uit- folio* i*« d Is the best family remedy known and ti<--ns is tbe asfcisktanne rmdrre.1 to *u<.n « sales but couldn’t do K if didu t IX to boom. Itaiw* «! er'to every family should have a bottle. McCoy’s prices on furniture are right Presents! She is wide awake and room for you all and we can sell you Goods Cheaper than Grand Rapids, Kalamazoo or Battle Creek, Or any other town. Come and be convinced at the BANKRUPT STORE, We are Dead in Line, and Prices No Object. IT’S'MONEY WE WANT MONEY WE MUST HAVE All Goods at Bottom Prices! Willing You All a Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year. TIRELESS TOILERS FOR TRADE. BANKRUPT STORE, W. R. Layton, Mgr, Hastings, Mich. HOW 15 TH15 ? The Jas. Boss Filled Gold Watch Case will Outwear a Solid Gold Case \ Every T ime. Philadelphia, Nov. 15, 1891.' Mr. F. R. Pancoast, Hastings, Mich. Dear Sir: We are in receipt of your favor of 3rd inst., also 'Jas. Boss case #2579, and in reply to your inquiry would say that this case has been in use for about 15 years. However, as the case was guaranteed for 20 years, we shall take pleasure in\ letting your customer have a new one in exchange for it, free of charge. Please have the enclosed voucher filled out and signed by the owner of the case and return it to us at your earliest convenience. We will ship new case immediately on its receipt. Yours truly, < • KEYSTONE WATCH CASE -CO,, . Per E. R. Snow. Philadelphia, Dec Mr. F. R 5, 1891 Pancoast, Hastings, Mich Dear Sir: . ■ We are in receipt of voucher from you, duly filled out _ _ and signed, and have sent you by to-day's express a new case in exchange for the old one returned, which chich we —- trust will *ill be I entirely satisfactory. . , , , Please have the enclosed receipt signed and return it to us at your earliest convenience. ... We thank you for your words of appreciation of our way of doing business and want to assure you that you need have no hesitation in recommending our cases under any circumstances, as we are always more than willing to make good any defecta, and to stand up for our guarantees in every way possible. Yours truly, KEYSTONE WATCH CASE CO., Per Snor^_ • The Above Case Belonged to E. F. Blake, Middleville. You can always Jind the GENUINE JAS. BOSS CASE at , F. R. PANCOAS TS JEWELRY STORE. �MENTAL ACCIDENTS. A TRUE GHOST STORY. BISTOBY OF A WEEK. •~*'uu THE QUEER THINGS THAT ABSENTMINDED MEN DO. ▲bout a mile beyond the Beech hill .rant source of discomfort The prince of Pless and Mlm Thereto bland of Pantellarla. between WeHy and stood Squire Macdonald’s store, and one The Lunttog street railway has been Olivia Cornwall!* West were married in Afriot. near the eotnc of t be submarine dreary night in lute autumn there eame tn red the toes, or fto long nnd sold to tbe Continental Trust company of unbeaval of a frw mouths ago. thither flrtt Rnry O’More, and then Sandy, the instep that the heel wu perpetually London. Tbe belrs of Colonial Governor Doo- New York and the capital lncres*eu from -^.1 finally ..II. Alee mill.. l.vi.......... .1___ IIIlike ___ .u__ The steamer Fountain City ha* reached Big John, and Gillies, .11 all I.. in _rubbing up........ andi down, tbe —modern 150.000 to •171.000. a high state of excitement, and asserting elevator. When new ita *yTnmetry was Chicago in safety after a rough time with suit to test tbe validity of titles of prop­ Mr*. Weldon, of Richland township, with much poaltivenea* that they hnd seen like that of a stovepipe elbow, but after a latke Michigan high-rollers. erty in tbe heart of the city held by was Mrerely injured in a runaway neai Jam'e* Driecol wa* fatally stabbed by F. few wettings it became as wrinkled a* a Necktie. James Gordon Bennett, the Aston and Plainwell last week. was as shrewd, hard beaded and unsuper- calf’s neck. H. McMahon st D cstur, lib. Tbe latter others. ’ _________ atltlous a Scotchman us ever traded tea for Tbe boy of that period almost invariably wm terribly beaten by Driecol’* friend*. Several Kalamazoo Bu*iciau* have or­ jentmindednw*, say* that frequently after butter or sugar for eglpi, and he bad no removed his boouat night in a thoroughly M. Deschanel for tbe French chamber ganized a minstrel troup and promise to Fog so thick “that It could be cut* inflict tlreir Joke* etc. on the neighboring be gets into bed be lies awake and wonder* more faith iu the Beech bill ghost than in soaked condition—Id apite of a reputation of deputies, leavee of the United State* why. He is conscious that something is the inau in the moan. for being waterproof, they took In water Dec. Won a special government mission. ■topped traffic at Clnnlnnatt. towns . । But thia time the ^testimony of the terri­ like a sponge—and ns they were sure to dry The testimony In th* Barnaby case at wrong, but cannot determine what It is. The remnant* of a red, white and blue Saranac. Dec. 11.—There h every pros­ Finally, in desperation, be gets up, looks fied witneaaw happened to agree remark­ in the most inconvenient shape, or rather badge worn by t bo bomb thrower who at Denver so far has oslab I ishad the fact pect that Ute Michigan conference will around and discovers that the gas is burn­ ably. The ghost bad appeared to ail in ■bnpeleasnras, it was a work of patience for tempted to kill Russell Sage, nod similar that Mrs. Barnaby w** poisoned. ing. He turn* it out and goes promptly to precisely the same form, namely, a* a their owner to force bis feet into them to a badge worn by the suapec>ed South­ Minnesota Republican* have tbeir heart have n big Job of disciplining on band when it meet* again next fall. Tbe noted sleep. Tbe ntrango part of this failing is white shapeless thing that soiled along the again tbe next morning. Mt os the ticket Blaine and Merriam. worth, have been found in Mr. Sage’s Parson Amcy. who Is now in the midst of that he not infrequently has the same ex­ ground, uttering shrill and threatening With a clothespin inserted in each strep, office. That I*. tho*e who are talking hove. perience. and one would suppose when he shrieks The matter was surely worth to save hb fingers from being cut to tbe1 Sir Charles Gavan Duffy kas been select­ a very succesnfnl a*d effective revival Major Lewis C. Overman, of the army . found himself wakeful In a lighted1 room looking into. bone, the unhappy youth tugged nnd engineer corp*, is under arrest al Bai- ed by the McCarthyite* to stand for the here, stubbornly refiitw-.i to be squelched by either tbe reproof administered to him “Hark ye, now," said the squire at last, pulled until his anus were almost dblo- tlmore, pending tbe result of au iuvesti- parliamentary division of Monaghan. his first thought would be of the lighted in tbe last conference or tbe subsequent gas. Tills and a few other examples which “I believe you’re nothing better than a cated attiie shoulder, aud around the base­ gation into his Account*. The addresse* of the heir* ot John a It act* that have been made upon him bj are now recalled seem to indicate that lit­ parcel of foolish lx)y»; and to prove it, I’ll board and nt the door bottoms were the1 One mau was killed outright and four Spaulding who died at 4ca, Peru, are erary men are very likely to be extremely go’up to the Beech hill myself and *ee marks ot his vigorous kickings, without’ other* wore or les* injured by a falling wanted by Dr. A. J. Dougherty, United fellow churchmen.- In u recent Issue of tbe Michigan Christian Advocate. nGnuid absentminded nnd suffer most from thia what It is that has coine so nigh scaring which hi* utmost strength would have' wall caused by an explosion during a fire States consul at Callao, Peru. Rapids concspondeiit. by way of eritlcism, failing immediately after having concen­ tbe life out of you.” come to nothing. in a Buffalo planing mill. Tbe Chilian revolution cost tbe Con- said: "The Methodist Parson Arney, who ThUAspeakiug.be got hi* coat and ba:, trated their minds upon their writing or Jhere wan no right and left nonsenseI French chambers' of commerce have gressionslista $15,(4X1,003. of which Senofra hns such a nenchant for race Imroes and and calling upon them to follow, net off a^iout a pair of cowhide boot*. Each lxx>t close reading. Douna Juna Ed wards, mother ot tbe J been Instructed to make comparative re ­ One man has trouble in keeping his for the scene of the ghost'* walk. Rory was constructed on the utility model, and ports of export bwiincM before and «ino# present minister of finance, contributed horseracing, dined at one of the city hotels recently with a noted sport." To this Nr. manuscript sheets in order. After writing and Sandy and Alec would much rat her was quite as Iwul a misfit fur one foot a*1 the pMsaage.of tbe McKinley bill. $8Bo.0(HJ. ' Arney has authorizml the following reply: • one sheet he is likely to tom it aside among have been excused, but pride overcame for the other. It would have l««n possi­\ Robert Downing, the actor, is very ill A magnificent silver vase ba* been pre­ old bit* or discarded writings. He writes their timidity, aud they followed in their ble. no doubt, to mold It into something’ at Washington with laryngitis. Hiscoin- sented to Mrs. & & Cox. widow of the "I know no man as a sport, but as a an extremely flue hand, and in correcting leader’s track. Hardly bad they reached like the contour of one’s foot, but this was‘ pany hat been disbanded, and it is feared congressman, by the life saving service of Christian minister 1 know men only to love them. Christ himself was likewise bls manuscript he is forced often to re­ tbe foot of the hill than the shrieks they prevented by tbe watchful oversight ot the’ that be will have to leave tbe stage. tbe United States. “Sunset" Cox wa* a criticised bv the I’lmrisoes who said: boy’s father, who insisted that the same write a whole page. In auch cases he tears bad heard before came to tbeir ears. •This man recrlveUi sinner* and eatetli “Thiye it is again!” exclaimed Rory, boot should never lie worn on the winn' ‘ The bouse of representatives of South great friend of that service. up tbe old page to keep It from getting Csroliu t passed tbe Childs bill to prohibit Allen Tibbita, 89 year* old, a retired with them.’ Had some of.the ’good’ people mingled with the other*. At times, how­ with trembling lipa. “Can ye no hear it, foot two days In snoceasion. ever, after rewriting a sheet, with tbe cor­ squire?’’ When the boots were pulled off nt night tbe manufacture and s*lo otjiquors in Methodist minister, died *t Coldwater, whom 1 met there as eou^teously invited the state except under certain restric ­ Minn. Six months ago he made minute me to, I would as . wlllH<ly have dined “To be sure I can," reapouded the squire they were carefully placed aide by side in rections which be wishes to make, he inno­ arrangements for his funeral, even to se­ willi them. And as for honun. I often cently tears up the new manuscript and stoutly, "and I’m going to see what it is. such a way that there could be no mistake tions The body of Henry Hough, a deputy lecting tbe text of tbe funeral sermon. find It quite a relief and very agreeable to as to which foot each hud incased during replaces the old sheet precisely where- it Come along." There is k strixe of telegrapher* turn from the braying of MDfittaoniou* The distance between the doughty squire tbe day, aud next morning cams the re- ■heriff of Arrowsmith, ill*., wa* found was and just aa It was before. aud Tex** grfmlng asses to the friendship of. an Intelligent in tbe rear of the local blacksmith shop. in California Later, when he discovers his old friend and his followers increased oh he went ou, Hough ia supposed to have been mur­ out of an attempt to force the men to and honest horM*.'* The parson's host re­ or enemy, say page 49, he is surprised to while the shrieks grew stronger with each least serious reverse of the boy’s life. sign au affidavit that they do not now ferred to by the Christian Advocate corres­ dered. forward step. with Sunday came the duty of mak ­ And find that it has not been changed when be and never will belong to any kind of pondent I* Don J. Leather*, the owner of When about the middle of the ascent be ing the boots preventable. What n task it fancied that be had completed his work, it telegraphic organisation. Nmibars. not occurringto him at that moment that was to coax a polish upon them! If they It is reported that Franco has a bill Russell Sage ha* received so many mes­ he really had rewritten the page, but Ml ported, n white shapeless thing rolling were not ns red ns brick dust they were against Brasil for a dozen dead French­ upon tbe ground, and from it undoubtedly saturated with grease, and in either cnee sage of congratulation over Lis escape again destroyed it. men who were killed by agents of Da Foncame tbe piercing cries which had proved to bring forth a shine seas impossible.— from death by the bomb that he has is­ LOOKING FOR TUE GAS. ; sued a card acknowledging these metCor. Youth’s Companion. A very remarkable case of a mind which so alarming. Llule Nutt, ot Uniontown, Pa., on ac­ sages, aud his gratitude at the sentiment* Going straight up to tbe thing the squire leads to certain action by force of habit, count of whom two men have been killed, of kindness expressed therein. when the thoughts are elsewhere, is that touched it with his foot, then beat down Prison Discipline. has been married to a Chicago hat. “drum­ of another writer whose “workshop’' is on to feel it with hU hand, nnd then burst Prince Bc'alow. son of an Afrlcau chief The punitive system of a half century the second floor of his house. He sits up out into a roar of laughter that at flrat ago lias been generally discarded—with mer.” of Bendoo, Upper Guinea, is among the startled the three hrmm almost as much Secretary Blaine and the ChiliAP minis ­ late every night, and the first thing he freshmen at William*. His age is uncer­ such pcnaltire as death for stealing and ■ does after finishing his writing or studying aa the ghost’* shrieks. the barbarities of the dungeon, the laah ter are discussing the matter of indemo* tain—probably'about 25 He has given "Come here, you fools!” he shouted. and other forms of torture—not because uf ity for tbe murder of tbe Baltimore’s sail­ np his right to tbe throne, and will be­ is to go down stairs and turn out the gas in the hall. He never forgets to do this. "Come and see what your ghost is.” come a missionary to bi* own people. it* inhumanity .alone, nor from a senti­ ors at Valparaiso. In a hesitating way they drew near and Recently, however, he went to tbe head ot Conntans, French, minister of the .Inte­ mental desire to make the convict’s lot an the stair* thinking of some work upon examined the cause of tbeir affright. It easy une, but from tbe convictinn that the rior, I* ill with la grippe. There aje 40,Succi is about to begin a fifty-two days’ which bis mind had been intent. He was wa* a white meal bag containing two very true end of all punishment should be tbe (Xr cases now in Berlin, but it is much fast. oonscion* in a vague way Of having difll- lively young pigs which hnd in some way reform of tbe prisoner. It ha* l«en nnd is milder than that of last year. • unity in finding his way down the stairs. fallen off a farmer's wagon Into the mid­ now the study ot penologist* how to so Joel B. Maye*, chief of the Cherokee Miss Jennie Foster, of Brooklyn, enjoys When he reached the hall he was affected dle of the road, there to prove a source of combine punishment and kindness, never- the distinction of being tbe first girl who nation, died at Tahlequah, L T. by a strange feeling of bewilderment. He terror to the superstitious and perhup* not tty and education as to accotuplbh this re­ ever “spanked” her dad. She caught the La grippe is raging in every northern altogether sober passer* by. — J. Macdonald was perfectly aware that he hail come down sult. The prisoner, no matter bow de­ old man while drunk beating her mother, city from tbe Atlantic to the Pacific. stairs to put out th* light, but when he Oxley In.Harper’s Young People. graded. is n man. and if the state uikes and “gave it to him good’ with her slip Tbe treasury department purchased raised his arm he could not find the chan­ him into his keeping for Its own protection per. 250.000 ounces of sliver nt W. 80 per ounce. Little Fun to D« Had at a City Fire. delier. Tbe room wa* in darkness. Still for a term.it is it* duty to release him more O2VJ5 ENJOYS The treasury department thia month Tbe grand jury at Beaver, Pa., ha* One of the sharp contrasta lietwecu life of a ronu tbnn when it took him in charge. as his mind was mechanically urging that found a true bill against W. A. Mellon hits paid out fi7.tW.0u0 on account ot pen­ i Both the method and results when tbe light I* put out, aud at the same time in country town* and life iu New York is It is not surprising that in the applica­ and W. H. Portamouth, proprietors of sions. brought forcibly home "to the newcomer in ■ p^p.. ... i 6 £; “ p »**k“; “p't3*”1 actively engaged with other thoughts, he tion of this idea the very natural reaction Thirty people are reported lost by the could not comprehend that some one else the city tbe first time he see* the fire en­ from the older severities should lead to Tbe Dally Star, for libeling Senator Quay. founds. Id X uf the British ship Enterklu. aod refre«hiug to the taste, ind acts When it was known In Cambridge, gines rushing through the streets to a tire. excess in the other direction. In time had turned out tbe light for him.. । • gently gently yet yet promptly promptly on on the the Kidneys, Kidneys, Strangest of all was his next act. He His firat feeling is one of surprise that he these excresre will be reformed and some­ Mass., that no license had carried the near Ramagate. Liver and Bowels, cleanses tbe fvbHenry Fitwimmoua, aged iv, and bl* i Laver actually struck a match, so that by its did not bear the tire bells ring. He has thing like rhe happy medium reached, for day at tbe city election, the pastois them­ effectually, dispels colds, h *dlight he could see if tbe gas really were not been accustomed to hear every bell in bis the ideal method uf treating prisoners b selves rang the church boll* a* a token of brotber Michael, aged «, were a*pbyx I iaterl by gaa at Chicago. . > anj fcvere an(J CUTM habitual burning. He then turned on the gas, native town join iu a wild clangor long lie f very generally agreed upon—that is, with­ joyrather bwebach, uf Prairie dn Chien, I .. o r G A. Storra. of Elgin, Ills, a piano -lighted it, put it out again and went to fore tbe eugiure arc on the way. in broad limits It Includes the careful He dore not know that the only fire bell clarification of the prisoners, separating tnner. was killed, and H. Trne, a Milwau­ Wi*., ha* been appointed bishop of L* ! constipation. Sy Hip of ! IgS IS the sbed. It did not occur to him until thenext morning that he had done anything that sound* at all is the gong iu the engine the old from the young, thf inexperienced kee fireman, injured in a wreck on tbs Crosse, to succeed the late Bishop Fi»*ch. | only remedy of its kind ever proThe Winchester Repeating Arm* com- i duced, pleasing to the taste and acstupid, as he innocently expressed it to his house, which i* sounded from the alarm from the hardened criminals. The prisons Chicago and Norihwestern eight miles box nearest the fire. Next he observe* should lie clean nnd barely within tbe •outh of Baraboo, Wb. pany of New Haven I* experimenting ; cep table to the Stomach, prompt in There does not seem to be any treatment that few people follow the fire engine. At liraita of comfort, the food plain, nourish­ Carpenter’s hbtorlea! painting of the wltbagun that-fires WKi shot* a minute, jt^gfjou truly beneficial m its ,V„V w or discipline which will benefit this pecul­ home everybody who wa* nut a hopeless nj} ing. nuu and just OUUJV sufficient to sustain the death-bed of Lincoln i* historically in­ ’. praparad only from the mot iar mental neglect, One man Knows per­ cripple ran to tbe fire &« farts* bi* heel* 1 ,tren(elhi MU<1 hard |abor should be en- correct,iu that Colfax, who was not there, England, two adjacent cottages were com- 1 «*<« , , * *» ,< , . fectly that hi* failing in this direction is conld carry him. He cannot resist the ■ forcr<1 upoa an. Rewanls for good con- Ison tbe picture, while Johnson (the vice pletely crushed and ten pemona severely healthy ana agreeable subetanc^. tte mfOB nm elevating influ\ many excellent qualities commena it thnt. be has trouble in finding his tie*. temptation here, in fact does no} want to, dact tluct ;U)d :uiu cncoan encouraging amii cictbwqh iuuu- president) who was there, is not on the injured. — •have their .... . -• - I picture. place in .. the plan, the They nre always kept in a particular so he follows the engine a* fast ns he x»n, ’, encre *11 The body of Mrs. Mary Reynolds, who । to all and have made it the most • drawer, and he does uot forget that he wondering that people stare at him so purpose of which is to make a life of honest I died at NasbvTlIe. O.. some year- ago. was popular remedy known. V labor attractive to the erstwhile criminal. j P°l?vrup of Figs is for eale in 50c should pul on hi* tie. But, while aware strangely, “for »50' An incendiary fire at Williamsburg. Ia^ As he nears the scene he recall* former —Springfield Republican. that his ties are in one drawer only, he will _________________ destroyed* block of business buildings John A. Unt.n. Jr.. who br draglook in the first drawer which his hand exciting experiences at fires, where he en­ Valuable Fennies. ; worth H5.000. _ touches, and then go on opening ind clos­ tered burning houses and dragged out trie dangerously ill at Youngstown, O, i* much . Any reliable druggist who ing others until he finds the" right one. furniture in flue disregard of bow badly A coin collector began in 1891 a record of I China’, emperor ha* got tired of count- improved. The abscess at the base of the j may ndt have it on hand will pro­ Again, when hl* mind ha* selected a cer­ he smashed it, so long as he got <!l out In tbe number of pennies passing through his 1 Ing with tbe abacus, and is now studying brain ha* been been operated upon sue cure it promptly for any one who cure it prompuy lor one wuu triumph, he dashes vigorously on, full tain tie to be worn ou that day, be will run 1 baud*, and took the percentage of 1877 to Engiisfc arithmetic. , !' wiftbes wisbev to try trv 1L it_ Do Dot accept accent any anv over several of them, that |»articulnr one pf glowing anticipations ,(»nd the best in­ I the other date®, Ju 1861 he found the |>d> Tbe widow cj. Hon. Matt Carpenter, his A mortgage for 110.000,000 wa* recorded tentions. included, wondering where it is. 1 tentage to l«e .OOtl?; in 1£R2 it wa* .OO.M; in son, and daughter have all joined Lhe Ko­ atrittsourg, given oy toe t ieveianu ana ! at Pittsburg, given by the Cleveland and Suddenly he is brought up, “ all stand ­ MENTAL AND MECHANICAL ACTIVITT. I 1883 it was .0)33; Iu ls*4 it was The j nun Catholic church. I Pittsburg Railway company to the Farm- I CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP CO. He hat. been known to call bi* wife after ing,” by a burly and surly policeman, who ' record wa* n!»i*nilane<l after that, but from ; Oliver Wilson Doud, the theatrical man- |. Bin hu Trust iiunv tuuipiiuy. era’ Loan « and company. 1k It was j , j**- fkmcisCO. CAL doing this, and to ask her to pick out his rough! j- hid* him keep outside t he fire line. . time to tjme examinations were made nger and Suitor, died at Mount Hope re- the heaviest mortgage ever recorded there, j NSW YORK. N.Y. UMSWUL. KY. “blue and white" or hi* “polka dot" or his Then be discovem' that there is little fun ' which showed the percentage bad moved ' treat, near Baltimore, of paresis. aud makes a type-written book of seven­ for the onlooker al a city fire. The police j ~~ --■ “black silk" tie. In this case bi* mind is ntOBATH OBDEK. -r ! Rudersdorf’* hotel and the office, of Tbe ty page*. promptly draw a cordon around the burn-■ ne*rerta-*Z--~ er”J** J . so far away from everything except the Ing Blate of Mtehic u . County ot Barer-- -*. An axmninatlon of n quart of pennies ‘ Chronicle, Tbe Suu and Eye. and Th* building, and no one can get near it Anjxamioatlor. At a M-Mlon <>1 the Probate C«>urt for the' general idea of "black tie" that when tbe THE WARKETS. collected from n*h.t machine showed but star were burned at Dodgeville, Wis. County of Barry, holden at the Probate office, •pecific "black tie" lie* before, him the The famine in parte ot Mexico is acute. ia tbe City ot Hurting*. In said comity, on Mat brain impression 6f “general linck tie" Chicago. nrday the inh dav of Dwmber In lb? year owe I examiner did not leom how many pennies and the people are rioting because the thousand eight toundrv I aad aim ty «iy. does not give way to be replaced by tbe Y’ork Tribune. '1 there the lot, Chicago Dee. 14 there were were iu in'the lot, »■> *a the the present present perper- government TO»,rnmmt does not give nive them enough enonirh Present. Cbsrie. W. Anurtrufig. Jud;e ot more marked impreasion, -this certain Following were tbe ipiutatlnn* on the board Probate j centage cannot be given. \ n j . t । i ; w trace to-usy: w ne*i-u. oemuer. opemrt black tie.” In tbe matter MJbe estate of Gear.-e Moore. I Iu n Imnter’s window on Nassau street, S.rrredsrkkL.lghlonbuconwntedro ■ cU-d All the world has split its sides over , Dear Ann, Is a frame containing sixteen i act H is not esseoiial, however, that these •>. as .. chairman al.al ‘ Ann art . u.mr nn ■ ■ ■ ■ a ■ ■ . of the fine arts section ot | cfo^d filJic; May. * opened V7J4^ close.I IMc. j Un reading and filing tbe petition, duly ver! men are alwayitin kuch contusion mental­ Mark Twain's happy description of the of 1377 date, showing that one uinn nt fied.pf Phene L^Moire. widowxiljjai«£d«ce*-M-d. —December. opened Mr. eiiwxl ' ly. When tbeir brains think of “that ccr-1 unpronounceable nouns, a yard or two . k-ajst ba* awnkenwl to tbeir rarity. One tbe royal commission for the Chicago ex- , Corn —— close 1 <«Xn; 47Mb: M*»' I praying Unit auwial^taAM'n, admluHraUon of m s»ta umy • * tutt 'u estate u:av hibition. January, opened 47M?. close! lain black tie,” to go back to that example long, which be discovered ou going into collector, who Im* been on tbe lookout »ted to elo-d O,... “ Clement O~»“' Smith Sm'U1 or °r to 10 aoniv other “1"r Adolf Albert, a prominent broker of owmJ .nd j>er»on. Mir. rlosd^l K-tdl •: Jannarr. SUItab.r J«Cr*O_n. _ . ...... .. .... again, there is no trouble at all. It is the Germany. But there exist word* which I since January. 1878, bs* secured eighty-four opened SKc, closed &■%.*> January, opeuwl iiuMuir Thereupon it is ordered, that Friday the 1Mb Prussian Silesia, has been declared bank outrun these by many a syllable. The scut tact that a man mechanically will do cer­ and cloned lie; May. oyensd ®t<c. eloeed day ot January. A. 1).. ; of this date Look over your change hereat ten o clock In tain thing* while his mental activity is ex of tbe Marquis of Anglesey is the pictur­ 1 after and pick out nil the 187T*. «a they rapt. It is said that be bas cmbezsled SWfrr. Pork—December, opened fif.iA clcwd the forenoon. I>« assiiined for the lieannc of Mid >4!,1U; January, opened $11.80. closed $U>7)4; petition and that the belrs at law of s*id de erted in an entirely different direction that esque bland bearing the same name, which are becoming valuable, and being a cur­ XOvX'.ooo marks. aud all other persons Interested in said Tallon Hall, a survivor of tbe Cole-Ev- May. opened tlLSk cloud fill.SK. Lard ceased causes the trouble. Otten the nun who lies just off tbe Welsh coast and which b rent coin, no collection will l« complete estate, are required V> appear at a sevin'i o. . cannot find his ties is suddenly brought connected by * bridge with the mainland. without one.—New York Commercial Ad­ errou feud iu Kentucky, was arrested at Mid court, then io be bohleu Mt the Probate of­ Ll»e Stock—Prices at th« Union block yard* fice. In the City of HartImp. m said county, aud Memphis. He boasts of having killed Here the maroui* has a charming man­ vertiser. back to tbe present when his band touches . ranged a* follow*: Hogt-Market rather show cause. If any there be. why the prayer <>: ninety -ninejpen. tbe wrong drawer. He then instantly sion, while neatled away in the little vil­ active «>n packing and shipping account; tbopetlUouer nuy not be granted. And KU lage of some 800 inhabitants Dear by one ■ opens the right one. The Russian prince, Gussopoff, who feeling rather easy, owint to the liberal sup­ 1 uither oidered. that saKl petitioner jdve notice If you are abeentminded you will find if find* tbe old church, ns well as tbe county It may be said that the evolution of th* died recently, i* said to have been worth ply: prices &c lower; sales ranged at SAHO to tbe perron* iuterreted in Mid estate, uf the ot said pollUon and tbe hearing you watch yourself (provided your absentsword bas pamod through Arc distinct 1250,000,000. His heir ia his daughter’s A45 pigs, taJUBin light. •i.MxjJ.au rough peudei'cy by causing fc copy of this order to t'e jacking. $3.5563.75 mixed, and f3.<J5£3.8i> thereof miudednes* will allow you to wau-h your -v----- #------—------------. stages. Firttcametbrepochofpurecar- husband, once a poor lieutenant. pubhahed in the Hastings Bannkx. * news­ hsavy packing ant shipping lot*. whrn men ^med to hew and hack paper pr.ated M4 circulated In Mid County of Mlf) that this is no, though you seldom and minus a single connecting hyphen. I „ The Clinch sisters, heirs of the late Cattle—Market r*ther active on local Harry, onee in each week for three suee«=>slv«Or the stop to notice it. One thing more on this found it required a good deni uf practice to , eacn otber oilier fiur Mir mere niero pleasure piwwuiv It gnre« Mrs. Stewart, have divided their prop­ aud a steadier feelinr pre railel; weeks previous to said day of bearing. them; next the era of legend, when stu■abject. If an absentminded mad’s wife pronounce it without a gasp. stu­ erty, worth between fi4.03U.000 and 15,000,­ account, CM AB. W. AMMirtHONG. price* ruled 5®10c higher on better quttltie*; Judge of Probate pendous imptorihle feats or of arms .were did not. sympethis* with him he would in­ xv runs mu». ,' pc n<jou* and uupMMlme were 000. between their nephew* audnieces, re­ quotations ranged at $a.OJO&.)t> choice _ i_______ mi.r„t. “LtanfMn'wHjrtvyugllKrrtropwllKrrchw- rr,j..... l)Mre Mccon iplisbed. Then fol- I taining only 110.000 aunuity. (Atrue copt.) deed be a luckless creature. But by tbe to extra shipping steers. J4.SJ&5.50 uood law of compensation, a* it seems, abaent- rmpwltgugerpwlisaititdeisilliogogofgoch!” lowed ,h(f (eudM1 t|niCi tt curious mixture to choice do, $4.UUft4.70 fair to good. J3.QJ As tbe posioffice is a aomewbat impor | of bloodshed and religion, when tb* piety minded men are unusually fortunate iu 63.8J common to me Jiutu do. $&&>3U5 butch­ Report at tbe condition ot the Hastlnxs City taut one 1b thi* neighborhood, handling a । Qf the Cru8,fien, wna proved by their abili• marrying sympathetic women. Gladstone wm entertained at b.-eakfast ers' steer*. $1.S®XIU *tockera. $X(»a3.ao Bsuk tt Hasttnx!*. Mlehtgan. *t ,tt>c eioe ot PerhajM it i* because they often seem so quantity of mail.it became necessary to tytOMteMh thu equally bloodthirsty Sara- by tbe rural delegates to tbe national Texans. $£.6 63.80 ranger*. $A50&.14) feed­ buslueaa. Dec. 2. i I JUWOfBCX*. ■Movncn. ers. $l^*aa.W oowa. $1JBJ6475 bulls, and $W hke children that their wives are so geuer- shorten Die above address, which wa* then j Liberal federation conference. -SI43.1M «• Loan* and discounts reduced to: Succeeding thia period sprang the Dohle bonds, mortgage*, etc Over 200 steerage paasengors are de­ Sheep—Market rather quiet aal price* Blocks, “Llanfalrpwllgwyngyll.”-Wide Awake. 1 of skillful fence, a* tbe sword, no Dtw from banks in reserve ciilrs. of their husband's alwenttuiudednetts with tained at the barge office In New York on unchauseJ: quotations raujed at $3.5O3> Furniture and fixtures ■ ■ something like motherly pride.—New York ---------------------------longer a weapon of pure attack, became a suspicion of belug contract laborers. Caaada’s Scientific Farmers. | mixed ann of offense and defense combined. | •Tribune. Checks and cash Items The report that Governor Hili is accom­ Of late years tbe Dominion government j finally, we sec its fall, being today a Produce: Butter-Fancy aeparatar, 9^c per Gold coin ba* iKiupwu adopted iu»uj many wise measures --for .™ Im- ' mere mere millutry military u;cuui«rii».-in aecouterment,l after attain-1; panied continually by detectives is lb; dairies, fancy, fresh. =3&Ec; packing stock, Silver rota bom dm authoritatively deuled from Albany. fresh. Eggs—Fresh coadled. Io- off. U ii. aud National Bank Notes. When offered for sale in tbe local market market proving Canadian agriculture. Expert- । jng M glory that no one dreamed of during A blacksmith at Buda Pesth killed bis 24£S4hc per dost; ice bouse stock. 186W:. 1b tbe Itewpnngra are either plied up j mental farm* have been established in the days of its first rude and barbarous Total..................................... wife and three children. He then oom- Live poultry—Old hens, 8c per Bx spring. 7c UAUZUTIX*. use.—Kate Field’s Washington. milted suicide after setting fire to the rooster*. 4c; mixed turkey*. tt-jdDc Capital stock paid in.. two to Pm sponge* each. The best sponge* ‘ under men whaare at once practical and Surplus fund. bouse. n,n*llT »w*An Into string of from eight scientific farmer*. They conduct und re­ , Undivided profit*.. .----- -------------- ,— Some miscreant placed a drop of dyna ­ T)|vld««4» unpaid to tea sponge* toch, the price sverag- J port on attempts to acclimatise new varle- ■ Sir Walter Scott puce made an itinerary Individual drpmtt*. .. —- — jog uriNnot sixty cent* per string. Others tie* of grain and-fruit*. They experiment of tbe border*, in tbe course of which bo mite in the pipe of an Italian laborer at Qertificates of deposit... _4H,4» are generally sold in lota not strung. The On methods of feeding stock, and carefully wrote to a lawyer friend in Edinburgh a Boston and the latter is now minus three finger* and a thumb. fancy, SHW3X3&. Appl — — Qra.nqn U4&J Total................. $W8JM W bnyvr, however, h not guided in bispur- notetbe result* for government publica- close and realiilic account of everything Mr*. Potter Palmer’s visit to New York 1B» per bbl; good. $1.7**d Ul; choice to fancy. Btate ot Mlciiixan. County of Barry -«S. . 1—. of iqmngv* M cfeaae by the -----number ou nu cion.—Exchange. . be beard nnd observed, every quaint loca ­ I. Dsu W. Beynold* auhternftbeabove netted .. -1 Inr will has created a great interest in the World’s Bank, do solemnly swear that the state­ tion and droll custom. But the stupid ment la true tot Im best of my knowledge amt I -----• „ . i heirs of tbe recipient of three priceless epis- fair, and the Gothamites appear to be belief. D an W. K ktxouis . C m Mjw. mutt estimate it. Hence prac- | A remark imputed to \ Ictor Hugo, in re- j tbcm u, tbe flames, and thus thoroughly waked up. Subscribed and mwotu to lielor-- me this 14 The report that Mrs. Grover Cleveland .ply to a young man who naked him if n w)inl would have been a charm­ : was difficult to write poetry, Is both witty } impossible. It k curious how is not in good health Is positively denied CORRRCT—Attest: LCD*; Dacrober; fiL04K: January. fiLUCK 1 and true, but it i* more witty than true. | interesting letter* get destroyed. Chmtkr Mmu*KR| _ February. Corn-No. 5 mixed cash. D. G. ItoBiswisDirecfors. while those containing private and per­ never better In her life." RAMSKc: December. OlMrt January. Me. Senbor Portella. governor of the state of W. H. POWKHS I sonal matters are most sedulously treas­ Mr. FWaaig wanted to leave the city bj Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, has refused to re­ ured.—London Glolie. Che last train, and, not knowing when it sign, aud the govern meat will unseat Mm, to write poetry. Homer nodded oeeaaioaBarhy- Vnohsaavd; if possible, and proclaim martial law. forth moat prosy poetry.—Youth** Com- Qtd MHiiuu-Xy dew Miaa Youngthing. If you’d only marry n>e I could die happy. Mb* Youngtbiug-Wby. Mr Million, if Tbe notorious Billy McGlory's dive nt Mr*. Hutchings—How are you getting New York was raided by the police for along now. Mr. Dunean, iu the literary the second time within line? . CDQUgn. AU my , Mr*. Hutcbii well, I shouldn't Whew aha was a Child, Sb. cried for (Materia. per Wj Ita; buili siad »U»C!pe» ita; Uwi �Hastings Banner PERSONAL_MEHTION, UMtlng., Thurwtfcy. Dm:. IT, 1M1. ^T. Bnaaoin wtnt to Nub,tile Mn. lk> Hcndcbou qxot Sunday “ vnicago, CtaMM Smith wu In BalUe Ciwk I1O you loo, for Chri.buas prwnt,T Monday. Be .or. and tall at J<4,,, More Will Wagner went to JaekMm Friday *hTre ““ a“*Uw **“ "tooted Mock business. ' U’ Brook* u vialling relatlvefl Barry County. No snide goods. All in Martin. goods warranted. Prices the cheapest. Maggie Bailey vUlted in Kalamazoo It ia Mid that lamp wicks should be pfcoe, tre mo.il. dated 1ST? and 1BTS. Common Soap < < °.t"m10 1‘"°re "xxl “OV lh'r Will B<x»n become clogged and the oil will „iiPr5‘ P’_F McKwaln WM In Vermont­ Dot pan through them freely. A clear ville Saturday. Mru. Dorr Mudge Is dangerously sick 111 J" wrt*ln *' ,h' »rl'k» «• "•kerl ln vlnojar twentj.four hour, be­ with peritonitis. fore using. Phln Smith went to Grand Rapid# Mon­ ./J0 * Kiugabury’s photograph gallery day on business. Master Mendon Hufftnkn Is very sick and get a dozen of your photographs taken, cabinet size, for 82.50 and 83.00. Mr. K with lung fever. 8 ’fl.1*® ,ate8t of photography J. F. Miller, of Benton Harbor, wm In and will guarantee good work. You have the city Tuesday. many friends abroad who would like noth­ J. B. Burkholder, of Eaton Rapids, was ( ing better than your photo for a Christmas in the city Monday. \ present. Mrs. Anna Mason Is confined to the If lost In the woods or on the water, house with tonsilitls. when the weather Is cloudy so that you Percy Cannom is visiting relatives and < cannot see the sun, find 'our whereabouts friends In Goblevllle. ’ iu the following way. Place the point of P. T. Colgrove was In , Grand Rapids a knife blade on your thumb nail, A } I win sell mv farm on sec. 18 In township of shadow will then be seen upon the nail yesterday on business. Worn!laud cheap. There are M acres, w acres pointing to the knife point, which will Mrs. Rsy Dunlap, of Sutfteld, is visit­ inprovsd. with good buildings, good waler, and voting orchard. Farm la in good state ot cultl- readily give you the direction of the sun. ing relatives in the city. C. L. Glascow, of Nashville, was iu tbe J vation. For further particulars call on or write If the hour band of a watch Is then point­ to John Geiger, Woodland. Mich. ed at the sun. half of the distance between city Saturday on business. the hour hand and !9 o’clock is due south Frank Brooks, of Delton, was In Uk at any time between 6 a. m. and C p. m. city Tuesday on a brief visit Don’t attempt to start your fire with Mr. T. C. Thatcher, ot Boston, was in Circulation this week - .3,000 kerosene oil; don’t light your cigar with a the city yesterday on business. Hereafter, changes for advertisements stick of giant powder; don’t dispute tbe Editor Warner is able to be out after a must reach this office Tuesdays.at latest to right of way with the lightning express long wrestle with typhoid fever. insure insertion in the issue uf the week train; don’t go through life with your toes Miss Bessie Rose, of Vermontville, when brought. sticking out of your boots or shoes; don’t visited frieuds in the city, last week. forget that Spence Bros, have the best and Mrs. A. J. Bowne, of Grand Rapid#, most complete line of boots, Shoes, slippers and rubber goods ever shown in the coun­ ylslted friends tbe city last week. Henry Lcwek was called to Jackson ty for the holiday trade. Remember that those Christmas presents are appreciated yesterday by the death of his father. Baths 13 cents, Buaby Bros. which are the most useful, and there Is Mrs. S. J. Bush and Mrs. R. T. French, Hauge to rent Enquire at this office. nothing more useful than their boots and of Middleville, were in the city Thursday. Remember the concert this evening at shoes, which will stand all wear and tear. Mrs. Anna Cainpau, of Grand Rapids, Union hall. Friday evening at the home, of Mr. and visited in the city tbe fore part of the Gents arctic overshoes only SO cents at Mrs. P. T. Colgrove, Miss Maud Bartley week. the Bankrupt store. W. F. Hicks and W. W. Sloane went to Read the advertisement of J. C. Arnold, gave a delightful musicale. the Instru- Charlotte Mondaj*w attend the funeral of inental music being furnished by her . -rt-where In this issue. scholars on the piano. About 75 of her Worthy Mead. For underwear go to the. Bankrupt store, friends were present,’ and the evening was Wesley Maynard, of Shiloh, Ionia the tireless tollers for trade. a most enjoyable one. Mrs. Yale, of county, wa# called here last week by the Cbndles from 8 lb. for *35 cents to 00 Grand Rapids, gave a few vocal selections serious illness of his brother Myron. • cents per lb. at A. E. Rentes'. in a manner that firmly convinced all of Hon. Daniel Striker attended the meet­ Get prices at M. P. Fuller’s before you her beautiful and well trained voice. Mrs. ing of the Ixjweil -StaU' bank in Lowell Yale Intends to form a class for vocal cul­ last week and was elected Vice President. buy any jewelry for Christmas. ture in this city, and comes highly recom ­ Splendid canned goods, coffee of the fTharlle Lunn's many friends in this city mended. Taken altogether the affair was will regret to hear that he I# confined to very »>cst at fat and lean Cook’s. ’ a most pleasant one. and one of which his room in theOccidental hotel, Petoskey, Buy jour Christmas slippers at F. G. Miss Bartley may well be proud. with typhoid fever. Stowell’s. Hebasa.landy line. Miss Maud Bartley left for Albion Mon­ Habits of industry, attention, regularity, A dandy silk faced suspender for only order, obedience, should be formed long day morning, where she will make her j3 cents at the Bankrupt store. before the child can understand tbeir Im­ home. All unite in wishlbg her continued Solid gold set and band rings at factory port or know why ti|ey should be practlc- success and prosperity. prices at John Bexsmer’e, the jeweler. ed. Gradually he will come to see their Ml#s Neal returned to her home in Full line of stamped linen good* and value, aud he will continue to observe Springfield. Ohio, Saturday. During her .•ipbroidery silks at Mrs. Ella Bowen's. them from other and better motives which stay here Miss Neal made many friends at first fomd have had no effect Just as Money we want Goods you can have. who regret to have her depart. we teach him to walk or to read, simply Bankrupt Stork. Mra. C. H. VanArman bade adieu to her lx»st. on State St. Monday, a black silk by causing him to* make the appropriate Hastings friends yesterday. She will re­ effort repeatedly, until It becomes easy and main In Grand Rapids a few weeks and on mitten. Finder please return to this office. natural, so good and moral habits must be The genuine '’Jas. Boss” watch case formed by the same process if the char­ January 1st. will leave for ProvqsL Utah, can always be found at F. R- Pancoast's. acter is ever to acquire stability and to join her sister and mother. Chas. Ganzell, the world renowned John Hessmer, the jeweler, has the Strength. nicest gold watches ever drown in the, >*n.c oilowing are the officers of Fitz­ catcher of the Boston ball team, ami Mr. Baker, of Kalamazoo, arrived in tbe city eltV., • / / gerald Post G. A. R. Na 125, elected Mondav morning, and were entertained by If you want a fine neck scarf for Chny- Saturday eve, for the ensuing year: Charlie Baldwin until the quail season had ina*. you can find them at the Bankrqpt Commander, Joseph C. Wardell. closed. They report a splendid time and store. ; I S. V. Com., Samuel 8. Garrison. plenty of game. J. V. Com.. Ferdinand Thomas. The many friends and acquaintances In Surgeon, William Reams. tea and best tea dust 20 cents at C this rity of George M. Dewey Jr., of Chaplain. Jas. N. CoHUter. > Coak’s. Owosso, will be pained to learn that he Is Quarter Master. Traverse Phillips. about to resign his cadetship to the West Sterling silver atfTfUled ware at _ Officer of Day. Ephraim Batteraon. Point military academy, owing to a recur­ Hessmer's, the jeweler, cheaper than e\er Officer of Guard. Hannibal Marble. rence of the sickness which 4ed to his re­ before. \ Delegates to state encampment— 1 st. Jan. signation a year ago.__________ Hats and caps, furnishing goods, ladie^, N. Colleger.; find. Daniel E. Birdsell; 3rd. <’.k mils, ladies kid gloves, etc. at Bank­ Phillip W. Burgess. Alternates—1st No trouble to look over the stock of Mc­ rupt store. ' Sidney Wiley: 2nd. Albert Kelley; 3rd. Coy. the furniture man. D< so. and you There is now some talk of having a 12 Samuel 8- Garrison. will find your question settled as to what o’clock bop Christmas night at the Hast­ to buy for Christmas. When it comes to national politics and ings house. Bert Tinkler is making some great drives The largest line of overcoats st R. national affairs, our democrkt'C friends in groceries and the like st the little among the business men of this city arc as Mudge A Son’s that ever has been shown Brick grocery and quoting prices that are anient free-traders as you need to look the talk of the town. in this city. for. But during the past week an auction All aboard for big Cook & little jewelry house desired to open up here for thing of beauty Is a joy forever, and Cook s. There you will find Everything at a season, and some of our democratic is the proper thing for a holiday present lowest prices. friends became the most ardent protec­ Go to McCoy’s, the furniture man. for it Read McCoy’s adv. and you will know tionists. urging as reasons similar oifes to and you win not be disappointed. Do not go bare footed. Call at the where to go for useful and beautiful holi­ those which are the very bed rock of the republican policy of protection. Now we Bankrupt store and get a pair of tlie faday present^ Call at tbe'Bankrupt store nnd we will are heartily in favor of keeping emt of our inous Detroit hand made shoe. Regular ■are you money on felts and rubbers. city all tbe fakes and auction dealers who price 84.00. A few pairs left at 82.25. come here to compete with home business At the residence of John Hillman, Alaska socks, etc. bouses, but who pay none of the expenses See what L E. Stauffer is giving away of maintaining our city. We most hearti­ Chatham, Ontario. Mr. l.eon D. VanVelsor. of this city, was united In marriage to to his customers. It wilt pay yon to learn. ly favor this, and it pleases us to observe Miss Anna Hillman. Dumber 10th. Rev. that our democratic friends favor it also. Annlce officiating. No cards. W. Ii. Goodyrwr. the leading drug and We hope they may remember their present Kep. Silsbee, manager of M. P. Furer’s book merchant, bas an advertisement call­ frame of mind when they eome to vote on jewelry store, wishes to announce that he ing attention to second hand school books. doing as a nation what they want done by la In It for tl»e holiday trade. Rogers Call at R. Mudge A Son’s store and see' our city. Bros, triple plate silver knives and forks, those plush cans. We bare got to sell There is no disputing the fact that the every one guaranteed, only 83.50 per dozen. them before Christinas and are cutting tbe rn.rrt.rm who Only a few more davs sal^wf watches, U>» on™ •£> prices on them. clocks, jewelry and silver ware in tbe Mr nrltinr «>• T*” m,n . Call at IL Mudge A Son’s for one of those; bn.hieM «. tbry u"d to betore {"J"'1"1 RubL Dawson building, one door east of small pocket account books. We have prn.K> Invented »n t • tn It an, tbe American House, where we protect given away over one thousand already. exrrr. He may «ourt«b tor a while, tm’ the consumer and not the combination. M. J< Case. They are lor 1892 and cost yotj nothing. hi. huatunk. enterprtalnit brolbe who All the novelties in Widay goods, does budnee. with a ruah. who H«T1»« lool.rirt * "to*1 watches, silverware, etc. Prices the' bl. bargain, and lets the people know on bind. I 0' h, . what beha. In Mock, will down him In will m,ke tt »n object “r »l » •“*> “J the end. and bi. creditor,, whh the F. B. Pascoakt. ianee ot the ,herttr. will pluck all the fat■ afore. All of my trimmed hats In stock and hi fact everything else 1 will ach *t We have the finest line of umbrellas off bla bone. The greateat and onwt for the holiday trade that ever was ex­ .uceeaaful bu.lne,. men of the -or d. men; co.UorUrtncxlt.0^^^ hibited in this city. like John Wanamaker and About 15 years ago Ed. Blake, of Mid­ IL Mvdoe A . attribute their .oc«» £ dleville, purchased a Jas. Boes gold filled Cotne and look over our stock, you are And in our own ’““the late C. welcome to mir time, whether you buy or Mabley. and J. L. Umfaon. of Deleo t aref watch, the case of which was warranted for 20 years. Of late a detect was noticed. not. Give u»a call. t.,gmnl« of what advertising will do.i The ease was returned as not being what Cook A Cook. Why cannot the bualne" ■ “X Harin/ aokl a half internal in my rroeery, I must aud ’•hall insist upon having M." "y “ itolrolt and vlelnlty-the ■ old accounts settled at once. A. D. Cook. leaders. Tbe Pansy Patent roller process flour: Hare r«t. •“««”’ .T"no7«Ir; " oilr with n,l“bte “to".> •“> beats anything ever before offered in theI fell allpperd We feH them city. It is highly recommended by ail only »ell» "'“J*!' davs when our mother genu, who use it If you havn’t ever tried it. laid us across her knae and tried them on.: For birther p,rtleu“rs "C U’ M. “ tbl. We tbougtit then that they were a tight ask your dealer for it. , Imus._________________ Holiday rates on Dec. 24, 25. 81. 18»1,’ fit but we murmured not. for wt k Jan. 1. 18W. tbe C. K. A b. will sell tickets! ^1-eTewd^rvl.gof amhat -e £' ---- -------- •’OCABDUS S KALt____ 1» the m»tr.r or rbe e»t»“ ol Abort T. at IX fare for tbe round trip, goud to re­ reived. Nothing was too good tor us,; Sty we have always bcm very turn until Jan. 4,1892. .boot the latMl Mrl". We are right I E. J. Huffman, Agt We cannot get up as big stories as some,' the slipper bu.lne" aow Tbo" •' W but we can give you as good goods as can be sold for as little money aa any firm L tt KTTtbr HrtSTrt a’ in Hastings. Don’t torgrt that. will give you prices that u 8* Cook A Cook. £Xr that ba*«be । Do not buy jour Christmas candies be­ and shoes in Barty c,‘au‘f fore Moklug over my stock, for 1 have the;r boots X: that we are “ere toMaf «•”“! largest and be»t !•«*• ol candies ever brought to this city. Kenkks. Rots Clothes and Chaps Hands. IVORY SOAP IN PRICES I Have Got to Unload My Immense Stock of Holiday Goods, and Will Sell at Price That Will Save You Money. DOES NOT. Plush Toilet Cases at $1.00. LOCAL NEWS. Additional local news on page 3 of extra eheet, > r^b'p^rSX".^" ."4 « Ln Sy^’to'dX^^i Your Christmas w oukl not be without <* A. E. a We invite yaur to«pecUoo of I cream candid and in order Umt every »e, a^«l«^lf wekumebuyemo^W^ affrtni to have sotne. we will reduce . goota. SrKKCK BROS- I j at. of Jan. ■srsA.'T. ™ Plush Collar and Cuff Boxes at 75c. Manicure Sets at $1.00. Shaving Sets at $1.00. Traveling Cases at 75c. Plush Photo Albums at 25c. Cabinet Albums at 50c, 75c and $1.00, of England, 5 vols; $1.00. Gentlemen’s Plush Macauley’s History Emerson’s Essays, 2 vols, $1.00. Hawthorn’s Works, 2 vols, $1.00. 300 Bertha M. Clay’s Works at 30c each. each. A fine line of Miscellaneous Books at 20c A large line of Juvenile Books at 25c, regular .price 50c. Novelties, a large line at cost. Rand McNally’s Atlas of the World, 1891 edition, $1.00. Do Not Make a Mistake in the Place Remember I am one door east of the City Bank, Tire Druggist pointer; for QHRI5THZI5, tSTA POINTER —Queer isn’t it? This buying Christmas pres­ ents. Start out to get our money’s worth in the things we bby, look over the trashy stuff displayed annually by some dealers, and some­ times in desperation take anything ofiered. POINTER.—What can you find more suitable for presents than useful articles, and what more acceptable for gentlemen than something in the clothing line? t^f' A POINTER—You can please the boys and profit by select­ ing a Christmas present from onr superb line, and marked at the low­ est possible figure. Just see! . BOYS’ o VFRCOATS. siz« 14 to 18 years, from IS to 118. BOYS’ SUITS, sizes 14 to 19 ye am. 84.50 to 8J4. CHILDREN'S SUITS from «-» to 8780- SCHOOL OVERCOATS, WAISTS. BLOUSES. LONG PANTS, and a great variety of many articles. »a~A POINTER.—Our gents' furnishing counter is a rare attrac­ tion for those who seek for any of the many serviceable and appropri ate articles that make pretty Christmas presents, and are mdispenstble to gentlemen’s use. HANDKERCHIEFS, white and colored borders, Unea and silk. Be. to 8>. MUFFLERS, Mik. » cents to <1. SUSPENDERS. Be. to 81. WHITE SHIRTS AND NIGHT SHIRTS, 60c. to 11.60. HOSIERY from 10c. to 50c. GLOVES AND MITTENS. UMBRELLAS. #«S~A POINTER.—Hats for the men, boys or child would make an appropriate gift. SOFT tl.tTS. r«. to STtFF BATS .Ito U-mto PLUSHv*rs..iu>».rA SCOTCH CAPS, me clothing AMft SENT’J FURNUHitraS. �fljsrings Banner Swings. Thursday. I>ec. 17. 1891. A Mlliteo Friends A riend in need b a friend Indeed, and not less than one million people have fraud just such a friend in Dr. King's New Discovery for consumption, coughs and colds- If you have never used this great rough medicine, one trial will cone vinev you that it has wvndcriul curat!vpowers In all disease* of throat, chest ami lungs. Each bottle is gaanurtved to do all that la claimed or money will be re­ funded. Trial bottles free at W. II. Good­ year's drug store. Large bottles 50c and and finally into the courtyard of a large so ha Is. Do you think ha Spanish booze, where at tbe brad of the kooks like a Msxfoer ? He is Dun Mauribroad stone steps he was met by an grown rt 1. flloua. th» preaent owners are «k> Ormond, who tnnrriafi CarEnglish speaking landlord, who relieved loo poor to Handle tbe property, and so della heir?®! She had a maguifioeut tsbim of al) further nvoeerity to think fui they will rati It te a wonderful mine to tata, but he baa doubled or trebled it hfmatdf. go for Mtcb a price. Mr Derwent- You since it efime into ttb fianda LW haa re­ , Au tiour later he was seated at one of willray that when yun ree it." markable btudneM capabilities, bvt then •Lf wo the price will be promptly he bad irach opportnuiHes as d» not, the xnudl taldre placed invitingly uruund -------...-------------- ffgjat come tn many men. Ilin daughter ;fs* the gallery which overlooked the large paid/ «4d Drnvei inner patio, or court, with Senor Fer­ Mor«*ll m,w tellinJ j rance vety handsome on.t n greater ..ludri« nandez oppedte him. The scene was than her mother It is said that he? altogether charming to eyes fresh from father will'look at on due lew thana •Uh. there is one of them who is dis­ priuev for.her.” a mure northern latitude. The iroliahed tiles that formed the floor of the wide satisfied — thinks the mine ought to "But princtis do not exw In Mexico." gallery stretched to a stoop bkhi hriteg more, doesn’t want to sei) at all. "No; we have only a few great lahdacf where broad leafed tropleki’ptanu th fijrl. and regn-u having jointni in the aristocrat-** to repwent them, .bnt Don set in large pota. while through the irtiiit But the utheni brought pressure Manririo. it is wrid. will go to the Old arches that sprang from pilliir ro to Hear on him and Hinde him sign; ao World for an atiiance for his danghtrt-. the dark violet sky. sown with golden • yofi need not fear alrotrt the title.” He comes. 1 lieJievw. of a noble ffciully This was explicit enough and aufll- himself, and ns for the Cariiellait. every­ stars, looked down. Around the gnllery various other parties were dining at the ciently plausible, bnt tin- rame instinct body knows that they are of pure Span- i Ublea^t hare timn- wjutera pobe- uf dirtrt'HC Winch be liad tat-p ewbetuun jsh deaoent and have Held tbeir lands by )«» as oririital sljrt-s; B^ijjhnwl Qig^tly of at first iuadr D-i^eni my - to mmself royal grant aiure the UutH|<Mwt." "The matrhmmiwl pnapeut-' of the back and forth over the smooth pave­ ‘that there was 'wnnetmag in the trnument. the air was soft a* ^enresa. and- sfetion. which might not pyrhaps reflect Benorita Ormond seem v>baa-good deal mpst important pq4nt-rthtf roirinejfra* credit, «yn lienor PurtMnd^ ifImiwin,- i«- canv:owed." Kaid Derwerrt. "Morell .told {Aiihtfv -di4 uot bduderti -'tlus,' ti*M;.'*,e«, me. when I naw her in tbe Atauedn. exuellbtrt —f \ •'-3 In the intervals of doing justice to it to take upjbe vaguely atwproted grieV- that ahc* would prnliabiy marry her antx. yf' mi’ ‘nnkmiwik; Xhxt^ui. That cousin, the representative of her mother's I Derweu t studied the uppewr^n ce of. t!>e rqau to whom ( c->t4gtie< him mijst be wtihMl bijtweefi ?hK jmriiea family, iu order to restore4tbe lands to cerned Al) Hint he had to do waa to the name.” Senor Fernandex was probably of mid­ dle age, but he bore iiis yeura lightly. A look ut the mine, anil if aaanred of its "Tiro CnnleilaM.KH*. of cogra**. anxious slender, dark min. well bred, well value pay the price asked .in i-ase a gool forthut; bnt itiasaid tmit fikmMaurizio dressed, with all tbo courteous sqa'^ity title could be given him. It waa set­ dots* nut favor the idea. How Dona ef his ronntry.1 it wa# impossible not to tled that tbey would start tiro q«xt Zarifa stands beraelf I haw never beard., find him agreeable; yet Derwent was morning, nnd since nothing jjould tie de­ but ahe will certainly, have a word to ray conscious of .a sentiment id distrust S until thh journey waa mode. in t^e matter, or report dou» her injua wbo-hennl Mwhrotive Ktraina which he could qtdy.account for by‘ be­ nwtr by. projawed that they lieving that it sprang from a warning "She has ton noble ami tor> arrong a given him Ix-fore hr entered Mexico by a ahouhi finish their cigars in tboojiluFnir. face not to mive u wool—the-most im­ "We will go u» tlie plaran" raid Heuor । portant word—to nay." Derwent re­ man who knew the country wwll. ‘Every one is there to- 1 marked pmitively "That jrfrl will "The men." he said, "whom I advise Fernandez you to look most sharply after in busi­ night. Yon trill a* some very pretty never allow her baud to be gtvt-n away ness dealings are Mexicans who have women. Gutalnla jarn is Imuoua for ita for consideration* of family or ambition. learned their burans** methods in tb>* beauty " But they <lo not return. Sandy they "There m* very pretty women in , have grown tired of walking very boco." i states It is a sad fact that in th© nniv ter of honesty they are very likely to bo j Mexico." observe! the young man. "In "Probably they were only taking a demoralized. Doesn't ray much for our | frurt I think that one face wldch 1 saw turn around the plhza while looking for higher civilization; dneti it? I never ry- l in th<* Alameda last Sunday icurning is- seata.” nail! Fernandez. "Shall we walk gretted trusting a native Mexican, lexicon. but the tne most beautiful Dsuuiirui Ii ever raw anywlieri*.' wnywnere. aud lobk for thtui?" Mexico, when yon , find one who is tthoroughly ‘ '*' | “"Oh. *“■ ** — - bringthe 2 u capiud. gathers ‘ "By nil means.’’ answered Derwvut. Uy rafe tn j its beauty from ail pzrtwof the chantry, rising lightly A.* with liix ron:pani«>n Americanize*! it is general!। and of c*xira<* it bn.** more fashion. more he Ml into place in the circling iuiwcuwatch bim." Hits warning from a shrewd practical style.” rvplicxi Fi-rnnudez "But it is line throng, he did not think of the dif­ man had struck Derwent as rat bar an uard to bnqire Gwutalajnns for lovely ference between the first Eime he h id amusing commentary on the higher civ- girls. Cotne and judge for yourself.” seen Donn Zarifs and rhe present. Tho They passe*i out into tbe soft,Akopic fir< time he had been indifferent whether ilizaflou which at .another moment tiio speaker would have been, ready enough night. TTie plaza from wirlch tho music hiXraiw her again or not. while now he to arrogate to himself and hi* |»eople. proceeded was only a block distant, and waaS|omcious < / n strong ck-iire to look bat he rememoer.-.l it when Morell said when they gaiheti it Derwent thought once more on n face that f.vrlnated hitq to him " You'll find Fernandez speaks that he had seen nothing more hand­ like a rare and Hxqnisitr p'.rtnr*. Bnt. although he made several circtrits English perfectly—he Uvul Mxteen years some and imposing even in the city of in California—and t* tlawougitiy con­ Mexico than the surroundings of the of the plaza, and wanned as drably as versant with American liaHu He's a Beautiful garddn which occupied the was compatible with gnod m.innera tho capital partner for me. He'manages centre of the targe hollow square, the row of faces nti each ri«V* of the prome­ the Mexicans nnd gets the mines, while old Plaza de Annan, that was always nade, he had no further glimpse of Don 1 introduce them to the notion uf inquir­ the scene of tumult and fignting when­ Maurizio or liin daughter. ing investors like yofirralf You'll like ever revolution arose or war iuvadud thu city CHAPTER IV him.,I know." Tonight, however, it wax difficult to Derwent wra doubtful ou. this p-fint. and be still remain***! doubtful when he imagine that it had ever witnessed snch , met benor Fernandez Yet there could scenes In the middle of the garden ' be no question of Zhat gentleman a agree­ rose a light Muoririi pavilion. from able qualities. As theydiiiad together which a military b;uid was pouting forth he proved a very plrarant v*>tnfwuiion — music Orange trees that filled tbo air waived the discussion of brtkinera. talked ; with the fragrance of tbeir blossoms of the attractions of Guadalajara, light- 'lined’ *a *broad ’ ~ walk ’’ surrounding -=—-»* — the par­ ly akncbwd its history anil deftly terre* of tnrf and flowers nnd fountains, changed his tone when he found that where het ween opposite rows of well Derwent luvl scant sympathy for the ag­ filled benches two streams of promtgressions and tyrannies* uf the so called nadera were walking-rnll the ladies in "liberal' government. Senor Fernan­ one direction. oil the tneu in another, dez. it appeared, was one of those gen­ thga pairing aud repiu»ing each other as sai io often aa as me the circuit, circuit u. of the iuv mju square -ui- waa ».ui tlemen who always find it convenient to uiteu uphold tbe existing order of things ■­ He J made. Electric lights shed their wlqte spoke familiarly of minister* ami gover­ radiance over the scene. People wdro nors. shrugged bis shoul ter* when Der­ Siniug nnd gr.ing coexstiintly, j.fining ft ranks or dropping cut of them, ritwent denounced the wholesale rubbery and persecution of the church, was eyi- ■ting dowttto talk with tbeir friends or dently too highly ctvilized to poAea*.|! jmssiog from group to group Thvjre either religion or patriotism, anil thought w*u< niriipiited fciov-ment. hut mff tlja that the gofch-o day MJ promise would roast di»>rder. for-the jierfect mannqrs dawn for Mrgico when, giving up net of the people are never more fully dja•antiquate<|.castoms,*’MhL wntild ue re-'' -pta\v«l than iu tbaro I.Atos ojien air gath­ creatad aecordlttg to tbv admirable pat­ erings. where lib' same courtesy and <|ttern of her neighbor acrora the Rio eoruni reign Winch, would distinguish; a "And il I dn rciuae." mid l>erw.nt. Grpndt* Ho was somewhat astoniNfin.! i private company hi th.* tu-wt exclusiko _ to this ' drawing room . by Derwent * reply "A Ubynuth of mountains, which, •When that day cumre if It ever Derwent sat down with ids companibn arid aud desolate, lose themselves in tho does.? said the yqnng man. "yonr couu on the first tr-.K'h where vacant s-ata distance: infinitely varied iu firm. sug* try will ceara to-l»e worth earing for pointed an 1 looked ut tbi gusting inexpressible and awful contor­ Sire *U1 lote her.individuality and toe i setting of this attractive ro-.-nu. One tions. full of deep, sad shadow*. lonely, couro a feeble copy of a civilization nlto- ride of tiro squire was faced by the lt.ag . terrifying, like a somber -an 1 tompratugether alien to that iviwt -h 'h iuih tins mode atfj handaontv front *»! »>’ tiro the e-.iveznor'a g*.ive;*nor's | ous ocean suddenly petrified with awe at ilipn inth'.t ni.xrlp her j' mu J hantlsoBii, ; what she ia All that renders her man "0sdnc?. the other .bv the great mass of the whisper of UirL” attractive to those Who have any cui- j the cathedral bnildingw—n picturesque | So has a Mexican writer hnprassivcly a hmneroh* seftseef W;<n* •«»«»Presently < rare Mnfl wt-lcotne sound water. From a gorge rtmt opened upon for the -rnnte. ot twenty thou rand, add we Should Iwtf wade ten them sand apieoe You cannot ray that the Buena Esperanza la not wonli iu inuch, •Tbe Htieua ^jLtanza maj- be worth the barranca a annul nrram -ifistwfi.'and crossing their path feh in n sncceRxivn it^bnt I sluinld not have given it' Der­ of leaping cascodes to lbe drptita aeWw }.^ A road turned off into the gorge, and went replirtl ( j ’ "Yon might, if yon had never heard, this they fofiowed. It was hirdlymore than a trail along the bankofthe stream, of the lower price.” raid Fernandez, rver^inonutiijg higher t* the in:dst of calmly; - rJ mw.-hot fhttenng.-you. Mr •Loo. Mceoery that grow more wildly pwtrw- Derwent, when I ray that yuu kiiow how esque with wary step- W bare ver there to judge u initro I And you-are aware We desire to say to our citizen*, that for js water in Mexico, luxuriant verdure that this mine is worth' ten times what years we have been seliinr Dr. King's follows; ami tiro ravine woe full of a is ashed for It. Wtam Marell BBceivtsl New Discovery for consumption. Dr. irnidi grecunew absolutely wachauting after ■ youz tetter he, aaidflo u»e, f H/re if a num King's New folfe Pills, Bucklen’s Anti ’ hVver the nrid dexotatiim of tbr acenes avvc who wjjnta f feline foVta^cnlat|ve pur­ Salve aud Electric Bjlten*. and. have II* . poses. tu take into the great mKrkete of which they b*d Ptuuwd. handled remedies that sell as well, or'ihat Toniing to Lterwept. Fernandez san): tbe world ^uid rail for a big price. In have given such unjvenak satisfaction. in tins, he must bare a We do not hesitate ita guarantee them that the stream wotti'l them imme- order even1 time, and we stand ready to hrfukd' «liatriy to th* -mnntii <•( the mine. am|. .good mine. We will sell hhn the Buena the purchase price, If satisfactory results while be wax descanting «m the great ad- Esperanza atlta bottom price? and then do not follow tbeir. use. These, rtuiedles vantivpM.tbat water so Dear M hand af­ we will make our profit by Khnring in have won tbeirgreat jx'jmtarky purely dn forded for the rralndng' of the ori-s.» bls. Whenitfo have putweh a property their merits, n.. H. Goodyear, druggiA' 1 Hadden turn of tiro winding way brought in hb» haiiAa he ctmriot retuse thia. them into full .view of a. commanding am sure Morell was right. Mr. Derwent The best salve in the world for cuts, mountain, aud. extemling Lis hand with You cannot refuse to enter into mwIi an 'bruises, sort*. ulcers, salt rheum, fever a commnnding gesture, ba raid. "There arrangement!." sores, tetter, chapped liands. chilbbuns, "Anil if 1 do refuse." eaid Derwent— ia the Burna Eeixrosixn.’ coms, and all skin eruptions, and positive­ •for I object very much to having part­ It made an improMiive- pioturo, ami ly cures piles or no pay required. It is one that Derwent was never likely to ner* in my business—what then?" guaranteed to give -perfect railsfactlon, or •Then we must ask yon to pay forty forget Standing «t the head of the money refunded. Price 25 cents per box. gorge ami during It like a gnte. the vast thonxand dollars for the mine That is For sale by W. H. Goodyear, the druggist slope*, surrounded by deep canyons, rose Croswell can Secure a large woolen mill Tlsere was m silence. Had Derwent upward into a jx*ak that dominated all and knitting factory from Ohio by putting tha nurroandiug irotgbta Was it the followed his impulse he would tiave up a bonus. rireo to hia feel, raid curtly. "1 decline young num's fancy that gave a peonliar DM you ever buy a horse and nor have some air of myweery to thie steering crest, up­ to buy your mine On any terms.* and mlsg!vti.g* as to his points til! they were fatly lifted in rsgal calm Against tbe deep Hub UM*miting his mule have ridden away anted'.* Not so with Ajer's Sarsaparilla: you sky? Alrraily. ax tiiey climbed upward Bal it required only a moment's reflec­ may be ‘tire of It at the start. It never disap­ beside the chiding stream, he could see a tion to show that afleh a eourst. would points thoae who give «tt a fair and persistent ttark opening in its side, which led to be particnlarly ill a<lvtse<l at preaent. tbe treasure burii-d within ita heart in Whether or not Feraamlttz meant to Howell will have a Paternity temple. distant ages by the wonderful forces of flatter him when he raid that he knew Sibbard’M Kbeumatlc nnd W"* >*«>». bow to judge a mine, the fact remained nature. What fairy t-ite of man’s linagi ■There pi I ie are scientifically compounded, nation can equal the reality of xhis aober that be did know an*| th»t he had never and uniform in action. No griping pain so fact? The chamber of Aladdin was peer seen a mine that «eetno<l kq him po well comtaouly following the use of pills. compared to tin- wealth that might bo worth jrowesaing ah tlwiSuenk Espernara They are adapted U* both adults and chil­ held in the hxlra to which that fiasrage- He bad sanl to himself, as ne examined dren with perfect safety. We guarantee that if all went well with tiim ran So DiTwcut raid to himself, smil­ ita they hav* n*» equal in tbe cure of sick ing n little Mt hit* own faucim, ra they he ought to be-able to make enough out headache, constipation. dyaj»eprfa and. biliousness, and. as an appetizer, they ex­ dismounted before tbe arcbed entrance of this alone t>> MXMHnpfi.sb the end bu cel any other preparation. Sold by W. nf a tunnel drajsed • by nnea and sur­ bad m view And now :after be had. as H. Goodyear. rounded ter luxuriant greener*-, while it were, seen with hts'ovVn eyes the treas­ A Catholic church is to be built at Dol­ tiro streain. nnw nrnr ita head, dashed in. ure that was to rede*cu fortune and honor for him it wassnaLdrod away.au-i lar Bay. white foam over the nx±s just below. "This tniinc! gov* in n hundred and be had to ch<x>se between resigning !t F»>O**r Tlfty Y«n» altogether — for to pay’ the additiouai fifty feet, and cuts the vein three .hun­ dred feel below tiro Mwfi'.t'v," raid Fer- price nsk**d was impus-dlde—or to share % wfteus the aunts, ansys all palti. curt;'* wind with others the profit needed by himrelf. namlez. "Uf course, aa you perceive.” •colic, and w tha 1*« remedy for rfiarriia-x ■ Twenty-five rents a bottle. Sola by all druggets pointing to tbe water issuing from it Il was a hard decision, and the manner tbrougriout tbe world. ‘•it drains tiro mine to that depth, so we in which it was. forced tipori him—the enn examine it But first come up the time and place—made him say to hltahill and look at the croppings. 1 want reif that hi> original diatrust of Fernan­ to know if you ever saw anything to dez waa well justified Aa he rat on the gre»-u Iwnk. with tha lequal them." Leaving their mule* they climbed up shade arched entrance nf. thu tuiue lie­ the steep, almost perpendicular, moun­ hind him. tiro foaming water nt his feet tain side aud soon found tiro quartz vein, and Ills gaze taking in idly the two distinctly traceable as a light m-hui. run­ mozos, with tho D-then-d animaWfarther ning across tbe slope For a surface down the stream, and Senor Aranda near showing Its dimension were iihuwmo. at hand brooking cigarettes, he asked BY'CHRISTIAH Derwent followed it for at least a mite, himself xrhat he should do. with r.desne and found its width never less than , for counsel and direction such as ue had L.: liefure. An-’, while he still twelve feet and often mure. Various '< never Lknown shafts had been sunk, ami the rich ore hesitated, tmcertain how to deal with CHAPTER HL piled around the mouth of each proved the man who he now felt sure would take any advantage of him. a sound su-ithe value and permanency of the mine. "It has been twice iu lonauzn." said di-nly smote on the ears of all thr«Fernandez, "and millions have Ijeen which made them look at each other taken from it. 1 am aure. Mr. Derwent, with n glance of surprised mtarrogatioa. that yon never rawamch a mine offered <X»NTINVF.I> before for so litrie money.". . . Derwent was. indued, quite sure of this. Every Indic.-ition proved the great •‘Mrs. Kvlic< irqinwis me to write you ■2? ■ a value of the property, but un hi* convic­ in regard U> what S.- S. 8. has dom- for tion of Its valuemcrvaoKd. so also did hia her eon, who ha> Ihtji sick for t-< king conviction that there was Homething with.au abcraa. She had two physician-, unusual, and calculated to inspire dis­ and they did everything for him they could trust iu ihe fact that it should be offered and hr didn't Improve. For fourtHu months and five days be was in bed ard fqr so low a price.. trot dre*«Ht. Sonic one recommroditi He raid nothing of thia tu Fernandez, yourS. S.-S., and after hr had taken two however, anti) nfterthey hud thoronghly <rr three bittie* be began to Improve. Hr examined tiro interior to the depth of the continned until he had taken eleven bottles, tunnel. This was a long, n very labori­ and to-day he is us well as ever. The boy ous nnd u very diragrecahle burineca, li ioi;rt«x-n years old. nod Mrs. Kelley lix A mil. ttandwmt mtm of but the result confirmed all that had been next door to met nnd 1 am well 'AcqualiUed LcfiriUtj . raid. Tiro lodra increawl in raze and with the facts of tlw case." C- W. Hodg­ Seen first in the light of asunret which richfiMM as depth wa* reached, and Der­ kin's. IWmastcr. lEast Ltuumnr, Maine ^L*2_th5 6(^4^ went saw no reason to doubt Senor .8 will's Spec Hi e has^_wo»idrrful .effect on ate flush. Guadalajara jira'rtMng’ont of *tur4**l appreciation will disappear. tla< { mixture'of Byzaaflne and Gn-k archi- । flvsmbed thu reguui of.The great Sierras Araudu'a statement that in tbe lower children and young people. .11 should be towers and shining dbui. given to every Irbild who ha* any blood — ’ ..... ■ foreign charm of te-rt>r*nti'nl>-l<lct:ron । u-ctnn*. with-Its tall towers rising > t*Bat lift their drantate height* above tho abaft (now filled with water) the vein was trouble or blood taint It drive# out the the wide, verdant plain, seemed to Der- i ___ ______ uiatuiuni _ pl her people. .the. ,l,u '; .tftn.'t...... 4 ■ Tk.. ___ j. Tho Thevr,-re- fertile tableland the exquisite agauust fh>» the detn» vro).-t violet «ltv sky eighteen fret widaund very rich In stiver. irolson and poisonous germs, and enables The flank*. ..r of thrae o twn .. med by brildecorum uf her women, tiro rettpectrnf maimng ri<Ie* were Im When they had struggled back to tho nature to develop the child. <>nr trvnthv vast ranges, as they stretch down to the white and graceful as if buihietl of in.trIL -If l-'-l . ..121.1. _ --f 1 liairtly lighted iii.i.fu 1 arcades, ,11m and tbe whole terra caliente; are clothed with tropical light of day along tiro apparently inter­ on tbe blood and skin will be tnaili d free b«e aud ivory nuteail of cutntnori bricks obediencer>f-her children, xbb grace of effect was of a long established order forests, bnt fts they riae abate the plateau minable tunnel aud sat down m the sweet toal! applicants. and mortar 'La Herla del tkicidante," her picturesque, unhurried tiff. bnt. .Swift's Srr.rtFje Co.. Atlanta, Oa. '-H and opulence. ' outer air by the side of the stream, the more.thnn that, the iMngs that she will — In itself from dx to eight thousand a friendly Mexican fcU<»W traveler told •'Oh. yea." said Secor Fernandez, in feci al:.-/3 the level uf the wxi— they are young man spoke with quiet deliberati­ Ludington is to have a new Methodist him it was called, and the poetical name co;w will be the worst thing* tn the uiv answer to a remark to this effect. "Gua­ all bare of vegetation, and their nigged ons. church. ilizntiou ahe desires to imitate llitre auitol its ap;»earance well, as it lay dalajara has been a place of great wealth fortns, rent and torn by volcanic action "The mine is all that you have de­ Cterpe<l in onnaet c*olnr. tbe spires of its can be no doubt that 'sharp American GQund do Ukawiae. If your whiskers are and importance for more than two hun­ into dwp chasm* ami gorges, wild. In- scribed it. Senor Fernandez." he raid, .satbe-lral rising againat ttro|»4facM sky -praccuw Will -be Among-.ths first tju* gvivxly an I un'accamlng n-e <Ba<*fctachata*» Dye dred years. lt{taonly second in impor­ acqe&dbla pexkx and wonderful serrated “and apparently well worth the price aud they wlU look as when jou were ycauigrf. provemvnta chat Americaa admirer* iu Byzantine domes glowing with irides­ tance to Mexico itself. But observe ridges suggest the immediate presence a-.ked. But, to aptotic frankly. I do not ’. cent ccdur Hharisd avenues leading tn it* will import Into Mexico." Skating is good on the little lak« s near whether or nu* not' iI have ►puRcu spoken to Senor Fernandez smiiea. senor smiled, but oar ir It was in wuemcr vj yon jmu of nature's most terrible ami i-esistless see how the owners can .afford’ to »el) at gates from ail directions, and exquisite Cadillac. asoarewbat discxiDcerted mauurr. as he : correctly of the.b.*auty of our ladies." forces. No one can shake off a senna of till* price, nor where your profits iu the ranges of axnre neighta framing the Beecham’s pills cures slck-heedache. bowal over his glass of claret, "lam "1 bavezdready mtou u number of pret- awe and of a distaste amounting to re­ tranmetiou are to come from." "1 wu beautiful ex;NUtae of tbe great valley ; delighted to find that you have so high I ty faces." answered Darwent. "Guadalapugnance in traveling through these Fernandez looked at him with a smile The Kelley institute has been incorpor­ wturh encompassed it l.an opinion of Mexico." tro raid "Moat. “Moid-1! iora 18 is evidently evidently-La 'La PBrla Perla del de'Qccideate' '' ” *' regions, ho wild, m> desolate nnd so for­ "1 do not wonder that it strikes you in ated at Detroit. . \ •What M purturel” said Derwent to inch to io many rtwpecta. Bat—by Jove! it bidding. tiiis way." tro raid. "I shall be glad tu himself, as far craned his neck ont of tbe ' Americans think that we have much to Bfr can’t bo pawfiifiel—yea. it is— Well. It was in the midst of such a region explain. As fur the owners, what cun window of tne railway car to take rt in team and that-we cannot do better than Gkstlemex: I have been a great suf­ this ia tt-rtamlyextraordinary"' copy tbmr more fortunate country.” that Derwetit found himself three or they do but sell? The mine m rich, but ferer for over ten years. My whole .system more fully 'And what a countryF he 4.8 hr uttered these quick, disjointed four days after leaving Guadolnjara. A tiiey caimot work it. it lira gone Lwyond became deranged from diseased blood, and "Must Amencaus—like their Ehiglial: added, os hw glance swept from tbe remarks, hi.* companion turned, stared journey on mnlebadt kinsmen — are too narrow minded to un ­ twenty leagues them. The water is very Uro ng, and 1 was attacked with the worst forms of pearly towers to the wide, luminons at him for taut, and then, follow­ had brought him hito the heart of the before the shaft can be carried deeper a kidney and liver trouble, dyspepsia.honzou. over mites of level plain covered derstand that patrut Anglo-Saxon meth­ jpfobis glance, saw in gre.it Sierra Madre. and when he od* of civilization don't suit every, peo­ ing the pump must be put in. They have no urnralgia and rheupiatlsm. My sufferings witn tender green and set with glnuning a tall. handsome told that the mine was nt hand he looked money for such ud expense." .cgnnpt be described. Tbe sallowness of ple." mid Derwent "God knows, they the . vUiagex ‘Aa beautiful as Europe, os ring advancing ou n A'-tne that for wildness, sublimity had better reform themselves before set­ •There is ore enough In right to pay my skin disfigured me, and the neuralgic pseturesque and romantic as the east 1 bis arm. She aud loveliness could UanUy be matched that and all other expenses for a con­ palu was so severe that It contracted the ting out tri reform the world But yon really hmlo't the faintest idea of what 1 muscles of my (ace. partially cl<«lng my a carriage as in thv world. They were threading their siderable time to cohio." take nothing .more, senor May I offer Bbonld find, barer ne added, prosaically, they were both way along one of the great borrancaa- . "To pay expenses, yes, hut not to right eye. The ablest doctors gave me ne . . as the train rtackening iu speed. ;«A«rd youacigurr relief, but I am entin-lj cured by Hibbard's ing that they immtmse gorges that divide tho moun­ mnke mnch profit ,when worked by tha It wa* accepted and Halted, the table RheutnstietSyrup, and wish to recommend through a gap in the city walls and made attention any- tains and descend often to a depth of patio proofs. There ia the explanatiqn. it to all as a wonderful blood medicine. cleared and then the two men looked at iu slow way to tbe station threo or four thomand feet—while all Mr. Derwent. The Buena Espenuixa <_ Mns. A. D. NoBLK. •Yoa were inquiring for the C-w.no each other with a glance of mutual in­ •Oh!' yott' fehdW Don Maurizio then” around great peaks thrust themselves yielded a fortune tn it* docile ores, but Cor, Moebhanle and Mason streets. pallia." raid tiro rondnetor. n» it 'finally terrogation ■ Jackson, Mich. "Let u* get toburirieas now," Ptrwent said Fernandez. )n a tone of surprise, agninst the sky. varying only in the ab- the cu-e* are now refractory, and the 1 rtnpjied "Here tbe porter " And he Prepared only by Tbe Charles Wright said "You have beard from Morell, of which, bad Derwent observed, would nipt ruggedness of their fonns. invaria­ wealth tliat it still hold* can be extracted pointed to a tall, alemter Mexican, wear­ Mttiiclne Cmu|«ny. Detroit. Mich. For Ainre idmek hini'M not being very well ble in the deaolate barrennexa of their Yota know that I am here to only by a large outlay of money? Capital ing u ehiNt. braided jacket and the tuauo course * pleased. But ho did not observe at all. aspect sale by W. H. Goodyear. must- take hold uf it and work it on a of tbe hotel iu large letters around the pxamtnr tiro nunv that y<m nnd he are He was looking aj/the lovely face of _______ __ in single great scale. The day is prat for small There is much sickness from the gilppv offering for rale When c;ui we go to The _______________ group of riders_____ pusjiag the girl pxming by. as he answered, j HJe alcmg tbe sbelfllke'road ’that 7vei' things." at Allegan.' This dignified i*reon took Derwent’s hung the .barranca added the only touch -We can start tomorrow? if yon like." abMutij" ...... •. Neary Ml mid* are slight *t first, but thnr "That Is true," said Derwent. "This vahae. invited him- by a gesture tn fol­ ‘ ••Don—wtio.' ".Kail don't know the of life to the scene. There were five in the oltar answenxl. "We will take the is a mine which will yield immenaely. tendsotf 1* ti> so lower ths system that tbe t>u!low and threaded hto way earth* through man at all. Bnt that is the rante lady 1 the party—Dur.want. Fernandez, u Mexi­ bnt it must, as you ray. be worked on a- terer breomre »ready victim to nay prevalent 'din. t* dthgrticiato Ekzattaa. and from there raw. i» the AtauwsLi in Mexico last Sun ­ d ’ sease. The we of Ay*t*» Cberiy Pectoral, m can named Aranda whom Feruxunlaz great acak. Put the owner*aside, then; « jetrc.-nty It^fius* on horseback to the ibr beginning o! * cdd. would guard against day.' How cnfirms that she should be introduced as oue of the owners of the where ia your profit in the matter?” ttarna Eap»*ranxv" a delight— tbe danger. , beitr tainfit and two rervnnu. known in Mex­ 'fn** <R**I Hope. ” raid Derwent. "1 thought Morell had explained that " •No more rnrioca th.au that you are ico as inoeos. The two riders in front of answerc I Fernandez. "We expect to miKCJoualv inundating "Lit hut the here yonrsriL” answered the oO;er. Derwent were a contiuual hource of make our profit from you. if you work smiling. "Those people hare a large pleeixure to bu eye. from the picturesque the mine, we want a share in it; if you •The man wtto first found the lode hacienda near this place, and Don Mau­ appearance which they presented, with sell it (which 1 suppose tu l»e your Inten Wlm abevu a CUM. she crM n* CNMarta. aud saw u that name thought so. and rino bra erifleutly come in to meet hia tbeir silver inlaid bridlre. tbeir elabo­ tfonkwewanta profit m daughter on her return from Mexico." rately dac4>ra:ed raddIrB. their laggings of a return for ha - hand* J rvah***.! » fortune from it Several fir I "Bat Morell told me that her father st^inp^ and fringed leather, and their short jac'kMfi, Which a^rrded an excelUum ia fact nave troen realised from I wan au Irishman.” �SONG. LmI sleep desert me; Loy not upon my lip thy hand; For though I tremble In silence, shalt (bon understand How 1 dfareinblo? If etill I nay no single word. My thought shall reach thee; The wish that burns, but is not heard. Mine eyes shall teach thee. So breathe upon me with thy sighs. For sleep hath left me; Of all the night, except thjne eyes, Ixive bath bereft me. —W. J. Henderson In New York Thus*. There are many odd characters in New York, but 1 think one of tbe most remark­ able Is a dirty old ixutu whom I uccnslonalIj, encounter hi tbe best restaurants up town. He is our of tbe most uncleanly person* I have ever seen. HU clothing is frayed, his trowaeni are m tatters and bis feet poke through holes his shoes. He ha< a mnas of white hair and a face which wa< undoubtedly once very handsome. Occasionally I sec him wandering about the t-treets, but he never look*so out of his element ns when be enters Delinonlco’a, the Si. James or the Hoffman House res tnurunt and orders a luncheon that UHiially costs auj*where from six to ten dollars. He sat at a table adjoining mine yesterday, and Lwas much iuterestqd iu the elaborate menu which he had coinfloaed. After fiuHhiug bis meal be gave the waiter a tip uf fifty cents nnd went out of the rystnursuL followed by the curie-us and disgusted gaze of everybody in tiw fo'i within a h-.-iia-r he is a inter with occasionally ia•ilgeJ in tiic pleasure uf a gdnd meal, or u •..ukipurv aud simple. He is altogether uavetiwr seen in a decent restaurnnt. Blakely Hall iu Brooklyn Eagle. It Wits wet. it was muddy, aud tbe crototowu cars were loaded to the edges c-f the steps. When the conductor pulled the btdi aud calk*d "Third ave.nue!" a tig, brawny, fat man at the forward, end jumped up ami bolted over a woman Jjr two, regardless of the fart that nearly every one else was pre­ oaring to get out. The third person he jostled against was a tdlm, dark boy net more thnu sixteen years nld. "Say, dqp’t walk on me. I’ll brenk your face," he said sharply and emphatically as the biR rnsn crowded up and seized him by thu shoulder. "Awl yt. wouldn’t break anything!” “If yon don’t keep your hands off me I’ll They had IsMh rcacbecl the door, and tbe litilnd.trk boy st«fp|>ed off right behind the big bog who had trampled on everybody's rights. The little ‘man was first to the curb. Before tbe burly brute could step out of the gutter one well aimid blow from the boy's fist landed just on the point of his cbiu. Heaat down suddenly iu three inches of water. The promise hr.d been kept. His f.vce was broken.—New York Reconler. How Hlacksmitlilnx Has Changed. Forty or fifty yea re ago tbe blacksmith* made all iron articles from a pail toaplowpuint, and it required an nrtist iu Iron to trim a carriage with bnic^t and soon. To­ day, with automatic m.*udiines that shape, punch, upset, weld, twist, draw, temj>cr and all the rest <4 it, the average black* smith is little more, than a fitter of things. Tbe Ude is turning the other way, how­ ever. thanks to the art of modern archi­ tects nnd the appreciation of men of wealth who jiny for new building*. There are today in Detroit two Iranrtnitbs who make a specialty of producing-ilne wrought iron work, while I know ot throe young men in Detroit who are studying and working conscientiously aud intelligently to become article workers In iron.—Detroit Free Children sometimes coin words out of their simple knowledge of the language•bat are more expressive thnu any that wise men have put years of study on. They are apt to lie pregnant with meaning, and with a butnorous touch to their expression as well. In little Miriam’s fiat there is a lift which is a cross between a freight ele­ vator and a dumb waiter. This little three year-old heard it called equally the elevator awl the dummy, and doubtless in despair at getting lbe right name she has one of her own. It is the "dumtnjator.”— Origin of tlsHIng Cards. It Is said that we owe tbe invention of visiting cards to tbe Chinese, nnd even so long ago as the Tong dynasty (618407) visiting cards were used in China. No notion observes so strictly tbe ceremonies in regard to tbe paying of visits ns the Chinese do. but the cards they use for this purpore are very different from our dainty bits of white paper, being large enough to fold twice, and of a bright red color.Harper’s Young People. Eiegnnce b indefinable, hs it Is tbe high­ est branch of the art of drens. To be lack­ ing in elegance may be classed as n blun­ der, bat it is only those grow violations of elegance which it is fair to put In tbe cate­ gory of grammatical blunders. V ulgar and over extravagant displays of jewelry, for instance, n*nv be taken as an example of this sort of blunder.—Boaton Courier. Tbe custom of keeping birthdays ia many years old. It is recorded in tbe fortirt b chapter of Genesis, twentieth verse —"And it came to pass the third day, which was Pharaoh’s birthday, that he make a feast unto all his servauta." Tbe conditions of light naturally affect the eyes of animals considerably, aud In tbe mammoth caves of Kentucky and lx. those of Adefalterg the creatures have ores found blind or in various stagex. ci hLudA potato which iu the exactbounterjxrt of u human hand, with the fittKera and thumb cut off at the Aral joint, bas been ou exhibition at Knoxville, la. It was grown near H.irue;.*, Mariou county. A ringk- Rteamer curried a cargo of cop­ per vul’ted at Wlu.UUOoui of I*»keS<n>erior. This ;» b <i-i u» have been the most valuabte cargo which ever paaaed through tbe St. canal la a single veaael. If your irieud faint, lay SWIMMING IN SALT LAKE. °,1a >lb* «rc*t**t ®y»t«riw lb tbe world is the growth of crystals, and cm of tbe most delightful oceupatlous in tbe world Is the search for »oun of the crystal­ line forma that adorn tbe musenma of geology nnd mineralogy. There ia some­ thing almost startling in tbe suggestion of hfchke forces presented by the regular shapes of many cryataU. A contributor recalls with a thrill of Interest the eummer afternoon when be found the first native specimen be had ever picked up. Il was a large crystal ot troostlte—a min­ eral containing zinc and manganese—and as tbe breaking of tbe containing rock re­ vealed one of its painted ends, and the beautifully formetj nugles of its long, flesh colored sides, It seemed almost a living thing suddenly released from imprison­ ment. Tbe resemblance betwren crystalline growth and thv growth of animals and plante is especially striking in regard to the power of htialiug ami repairing in­ juries. This resemblance was dwelt uppn by Professor Judd in a lecture before the Royal institution ia London. if some of tbe lowest and simplestanimals are torn asunder they are nut killed, but eath separate part grows Into a jierfect an­ imal. Iu plants this power is much more completely developed, while crystals pos­ se.** it to a remarkable degree. It has eveta been shown that a crystal which has Iwen injured will, under certain circumstances, suspend its growth over the ren$Iuder of its surface until the Injured part has been repaired. Yet there is uo real life in tha crystal, but simply a force which causes it* particlea to arrange themselves in geumO wcal form*.—Youth’s Cbmpauion. a*sy droaxtt to rirat, but U> Float Kight Kad Cp, Tli«rw's tho Bub. During a rialt to Salt Lake I "enjoyed” M M *ummcr afternoon, making u»e trip from town to Lake Point, the Coney Wuod of Uw region, on au cxcur•uon train in company with a number of Mormons. The little railroad runs through ^‘ren,»W fyJ. In which garden, farm, roeky upliftjuid mud plainoru oddly jumbiwl, the plain being spotted with tufts of pale and bristling ange brush that grows on the rocky mountain country where nothing else win. There ia a bathinK pa­ vilion nt laike Point with frrah water । t.U wh,ch 10 rinMe one'* »elf after tbe bath, but I elected to try nswim wiiljont spectators; 8O, walking southward nlong the shure fur a mile ot ao, I found a place where tha rounded rucks that formed the semblance of u beach were not too numer­ ous. Il was a trifle difficult to keep a steady footing In the water nnd at flrrt 1 attrib­ uted this to inequalities on tbe bottom, but on getting where it was dee]ier I found that my lega had a disposition to come to tlie top, nnd it was apparent that tbe diffi­ culty of wading acrush arose from the buoyancy that the body has in so dense a medium as this brine. When I bad waded out so fur that the water came up to my neck I scaled a bowlder and dived. As it ia my custom to open my eyes under water, I <1I<1 so ns soon as I was fairly immersed. In an instant it seemed us if vitriol bad been poured into them. Springing to nn upright position m soon ns pottihle, I tried to get the salt out of them, but the more 1 rubbed the m/re it seemed to get iu. Nature removed tbe smart after a while, by pouring through Once on n time .there lived a jovial t he tear ducts enough uf n milder solut ion Dutchman, whose name was Huns You of salt to clear the irritated corncn of tbo Biirimpf tifvl. Hv hud a wife. He luul a fluid, and 1 took pains not to let the water grocery where t>etr nndsuch personal prop­ into my eyes ag-vin. After that the Lath erty were mfliL He gave credit to n parcel was more enjoyable, if only as u new ex­ of dry customers, nnd kept his book with patience. a piece of white chalk on the headbimnl of There was a singular and unaccustomed the iK-dstca-.l. reuse of lu'utness ami it wHj not difficult Ono day Mrs. Shrltupetifel, during a neat to flout high out < f water ehin-r iu a refit, took upon herself to clean the house cllr.iugqru sitting posture; yet * bather and tiiiutpi. So she did, and she cleaned who is iftt a swimmer will iane us badly the heedboard, ntd with soap and water here ns any where, for the bead being heav­ settled the old man’s account by wiping ier than the lower extremities, ha» a ten­ away every chalk mark. dency lo sink, unless one has the skill to Before long the old vender of things keep it uhove the surface. To a swimmer came into bis housv and »n-.v what a ruin there is no esjiecinl danger, unless l:e ia ! choked by tbe brine or blinded and con­ his fran hnd wrought. Then hesaiil: . "Mein Gott, Frau Shrimj»etifel, whnt for fused ivy It. To float rwptires less exertion than in you inaken ruinsfl man of me? Yon make wipe away nil them names and flmin-s the m-u, a slight motion of the band helug I what I owe them fclkra what’s going co sufficient tu keep tbe body balanced even- i pay before they get ready, and 1 lose more ly. for one de;i«*i:i!a less for bls bnuyamy j on breathing than in ocean wafiqr. On than zwle hun<|r>-d dollars’” His fran left tbe room In fear and dis­ striking out to swim I was surprised at n 1 gust. When she returned he hnd recov­ spltisliiiig mdse bcdiiud me. aud discovered j ered the hvadlKMinl with chalk marks. that it wa» made by my owu'feet, fur 1 | was so high out of water Uiat they went . Then she said; "Hans, yen have made It all right, don’t into tbe air at every stroke. This lightness «’ one end of the Ir^ly teudi», as I have ‘ St?" "Weil, mine tc-trer fran, I make the said, to depress the other, but to one who | figures all right, but I put down some put­ is used lo swimming t his is a trifle. On emerging from the lake I found that | ter mimes as t hem old fellers vot you viped every inch of my skin wu* sparkling with j off.’’—New York Advertiter. wilt crystals, nnd though i rubtaid and ■ scraped they were not s > easily to be gut I remember a Gorman savant whose one rid of. These cryt-tals were sharp enough object in life wm learning, and •when bls to create discomfort ami to suggest an sight was gone be committed suicide. undue intimacy with thistles. My hair That gone, the world whs to bim tbe dark* was full of them, and they even adhered ne»s of the tomb. Milton foil bis blindness to my clothing, so that a vigorous shak­ keenly,aa In In* pathetic sonnet he lets ths ing of raiment and a fresh water bath in order on reaching my hotel. world know, yet he did acme of his great wen: When I told the people in town of my est work while suffering under the calam­ swim and tbe manner of it I wa* laughed ity. Heine, iu hta six yeans of suffering and at, and informed that it was not tbe cor­ anguish, spent in wbht be himself cynic­ rect thing to swim except at a bathing ally terms bis "grave of mattresses,” wrote pavilion, where one bas fresh water to some of his most touching poems. ■bower away tho *n«t that sticks to him.— The blind chaplain of congress— Dr. • Gohilbwait’s Geographical Magazine Milburn—is one of the happiest of mortals;' ao was the late Mr. Fawcett. postmaster general of England, and I know a doctor I met Dan Hico and felt twenty years near Chicago who, though blind, is one of tbe cleverest of his profession. He not younger In a moment, fur while I was a only attends to his large circle’b( patients, small l»oy Dan wits lbe most famous circus but Is a writer on medical subjects as well, clown in the world, and a bigger man iu and operates the typewriter with the skill my eyes than tbe president of the United of a professional. In company be playa States and til t-he crowned headset Europe the most trying games of cards and is the combined. I recalled a terrible struggle brightest man at tbe table. After all. it within my little self in nn Illinois town as seems a case of a man having the to whether I should go to the circus to see mind to rise superior to the troubles of Rice or bang about tbe hotel to see Abe life, and recognizing that even under afflic­ Lincoln. 1 got out of it by learning that tion there are things worth living for.— Lincoln himself iiud gone to the circus, as every one but the preachers did iu those at Ixiuis Globe-Democrat. days’. Dan is about three score aud ten, but looks not a year past sixty, and is loaded to tbe morale with good stories, Ask the first teu people you meet what which he flresoff with a hair trigger quickLs a "straight angle” aud see how-niaoy oL new. them do uot show up that hopeless loos Dan was one of the few showmen who which implies a tielief that there is joke were bigger than tbeir business. During but au admission tbst they can’t see it. lbe civil war he used to make patriotic Rdacated men ami women, eve# boys but speeches at each of his performances, aud lately out of tbe high school, will admit they were full of soul nnd sense. He sub­ that a straight angle Is something they Merited liberally for many patriotic pur­ never heard of. Webster, a dictionary ot poses during the war, nnd for soldiers' some standing even In court, defines au monument- afterward. He also did some angle as a beml ur comer; the meeting of effective religious exhorting, and turned two lines that ran In different directions. an Intimate acquaintance with John Bar­ But now comes modern education, the leycorn to good purpose by lecturing on great selling agency for text books, nnd it- temperance. In which he is still a firm be­ proclaims that a straight angle not only Is. liever.—New York Cor. Chicago Tribune. but is an important factor in geometry. There Is uo difference between a straight Two Uriglit ClHIdrrt^^^. angle and a straight line—not a bit. The The discriminating powers chil­ line A B C is the angle ABC. An angle is n straight line, n "Ix-nd” basjio bend to it; dren of this latter end of the ceWfry are and a corner is as open u* all outdoors. nt tiunn remarkable. The otherTilght a tittle four-year-old added to her usual But modern education finds in the theoret­ ical angle of 18U «Iegs. something to puzzle prayer that God would "bleu papa and the children, and so we have n new geom­ mum*a. sister aud brother,” a petition etry, a reconstruction on tbe customary for "Mr. aud Mrs. Baker." some friends basis of doing things differently from the she bad Iteen visiting, whereupon tbe wise six-year-old sister immediately broke in old way.—Hartford Courant. with ajutvere, "Helen, it is not nt all necessary to go outside the family." A boy, being reproved for prevaricating Steel caskets for tbe ixxlics of those who was naked solemnly by bis mentor where die suddenly on shipboard arebeing carried be expected to go If he persisted In un­ on many of tbe transatlantiiFiiners. The truths. "Ohl” said the eleven-year-old, remains are placed in Lbetn aud hermeti­ “It’s time enough to cross that bridge cally sealed. The heartlres practice of when we get to it.”—Her Point of View In throwing the remains overboard is con­ sidered worse than barbarous, especially New York Times. when a vessel ia within n few miles of l*od. A Stuuntaln Girl. Bodies, when weighted, only sink a few I know a farmer's daughter, living at feet below the surface of the water, where they are soon attacked by tbe fish and the base of a mountain 3,(100feet high, who sharks, and reappear upon tbe surface of would think tbe summer wasted unless the water within forty-eight houra Tbe khe went up several times for amusement. body i>f tbe wife of a rich New iorkur, She knows every nook of It; her little par­ thrown overboard from a Vera Crux lor b full of dried bniterfllcs aud bird steamer a few months ago, drifted ashore skins nnd odd tree mushrooms brought oatb. coast of Mexico and was seen for horn. IT brnwlt. She ornH KO <■.->«<>o«o weeks afterward, until robbed ami sunk the strep path by night a* well aa by day, by bandit* for the finger rings.—I biladel- witIi no more reuse of (ear than when she drives herself five mihm ou« evening in phia Recorl. _______ everv week, through the loneliest woods, to aKcnd "The S-wletr for Christian En Shooting Ftylns Binis. In Smith’s "History of Kerry." pubUshefl rtea^ir.” "I altoald thiuk you would be a/rnfcl" mdd an anxious city viritor. Ob, in 1734, is found the statement that tbe art * •* ahe ‘there « « veiy UX she .«dd *d<l cMvIewdy; of shooting flying birds was taught to»tbe the .. * ”. nad. ii it, s wUo I ipoil ”-T. ctW. Hiiu-taew l» lI-irTM't ll-irper. lri.h Uytb. French !” | Bazar. ’ cm. orer .nrr <1» recodlon of lire of X*nic. ,ud lUui w Utaclremre-umre u Approprlr.te Speeding. t dire lire dcelllre «ud dlre.M»»»u«» « CmlcrtMkrr-We have a great many conry.—Note* and Queri««. ' i-neruls toattcu'i fo now, and J tbe cor { ;;ra niuve. nt A alow pare tt will curt you ia^rrntdcal more to Lory your htuLauu Mrs Parton—Somehow or other thr-w if <e trot. .X. Ameriraa newspaper* mm ui to Uck enter Mian Widow—lb>w-^-muth—more? prise. , V odertaker—At leant 8100. Mr. Parton—io what way, my dear. Widow—I—er—think we’d belter trot. Mrs. Parton—Why, Umt P»l«r received My husband va* very foud of fnrt horaca ibis morning ba*» news in it over a wee* -New Tort Weekly. _ ___ C’d.-Harper'a Bar* • I The NATIONALHYMN^rtm WORLD’S FAIR. " SANTA CLAIJSSOAP Ou Row ch size. Low (jrice. My Country: ’tisof thee. Sweet tend ’of liberty, Of th*c I sms; Land where our fathers dlr d; Land where our Mothers cried, Over the v. ash-tub tied • Lei frecdoip ring. My native country thee— Land c-f the noble, free— Thy name I love; I lave thy tucks and frills But di: what laundry bills*, M V soul with horror thrills; Wlvn I think of thee. Let musk swell the t reeze, Aiilitlou* through all the • You want it. J RY IT. Ask tor it, Rightnow Hr.il SANTA CLAUS: Let tked martals wake Letfef cleanness sake, JcH th; applause. N.K.falRBANK&Co. l>lX ’ NATION^11 HEWING. OBACCO is ike ^EST'CfEWINQ CASTOR IA "Tobacco, Cvfer offered tke -money for Infants and Children, "Caatort* is bo vmn adapted to chfldren th*» | Cactori* euree CoMe. CoMUpaUon. aMCTIXX. M. V_ J , 111 So. Oxford BL, Brooklyn, N. Y. 2iF.$EpLUG I ----- --------------------------------- ---- I Without lajunoui medlcatkn. dealer qasit Juo.^hzer ORo's.rL ouisriUe. WATERPROOF COLLAR on CUFF THAT CAN BE RELIED ON BE UP TO THE MARK IVot to Split! Not to Discolor! (NEW YORKi BEARS THIS MARK. Ho« the Larger Dally Circulation than any Republican Newspaper In Z.njerlca. TRADE JF’OTY 1868. Elluloid 3 Mark. NEEDS NO LAUNDERING. CAN BE WIPED CLEAN IN A MOMENT. THE ONLY LINEN-LINED WATERPROOF COLLAR IN THE MARKET. MORTGAGE BALE. ’ On the IKh day of Mar, A. I». l«00. Fhlueas D. I*nriter aud SUrtV.a P*r*rr. his wile, niortgujtrtl tn A. II. Avers all tlua certain piece or A. A C. IL BARBER s uai-eel of land. NlhiAie hi th? city of tuiMlox*. in the eountv of Barry aud state of Michigan, . Physicians and Surgeons. and described M follows, to wit: Ixvt two (8> of Calls In city or county responded lo with block elghte* u (18) In theraetero addition to the vllliwe, low citv. of Harting*, comity of Barry promptness, day or night. and state of Michigan, according to recorded plat tlie’-eof. Said mortgage m>*« on ,h* 2,Kt day of May, A. 0. l*r«' rec. rded In the office of iVltLlAM 0. LOWDEN. tho register of dreds for the county of Barry, tn '' -Lawyer. the a’-rtr of Michigan. In liber thirty four (34) of .Office over Julius Russell’s store, Slate tn jrtgages on F-gf one huudrjd and eighty seven street, Hayings. Mich. R*‘d mnrlgifce w-1* os the 2lrt day of May INUO a*slgt>e*l by said A. H. Ayers to Henry L Newton, which aald asidgn.nrut a as oh the 2l«t 5TUART. K NAPPES & WEAVER. day of Mar. v. D )M«-». duh recorded Iu said } Attorneys at law. rcsbler’shfficg. In h-ier thirty tlx v»> of ™>hOver Hastings NsHoi-mI Hank. gnges on praeiorty two(42'. n.t-b. u«, Mlchbrsn. Said mortgage wa* on the t«tb day of January, Associate vfCceS.Et Grand ltu|i<ls, Mirh. A I>. uwi.assu.ic-l by raid Henry L Newton to Stuart, Knap -en & Weaver, which wUd aaslitnrnent wai on the 83th day «*X M*V. A. D.1JL1. A. SHELDON. dulv recorded iu iiald rvithter s office. In liber thirty ah of mortgages, on page one hundred • Abstract aud Real Estate Office. anda’xtv nlM tlflte . .. .. . Atruract Block. BastHurr. Default ha* b*-«n nwde la the condition of Maney to Ibho on Real Estate Real hstsu aoid on c< mnil«sk»o. General coo »e* ai-el»>r. raid mortgage. There fa uow due and unpaid Havn-K a eotnpiete «rt of AbrrraM lk>ok>, com­ on raid mortgage cue hundred and fifty four piled from the Record-, ran b.nil*!!jrr>mp}tie dollar* aud thirty eight cent* for principal thereof and interest thereon N’o procoediiigs i tracts. C. F. RltoOK*. Clerk. al law or tn equity-have been Instituted to re­ cover said miii of money, or any part thereof. Notice fa hereby given, that Ire virtue of the P. DRAKE, M. D., power tK sale contained in said mortgage, and w> pur-mnee of tbe statute in such caiw made Offira over Hullowsy’- dr»R More. and provided, the premises a»tov« and In said Office hour* froniU to 4 P- m- T«-1ephot«n con mortgate dt^Tlivo. or *o much thereof a» may oarting with reaMsme, at Unllowaya drug Ih- urreswarv. will be sold at public vendue to the highest bidder, al th* north front d<»r of the court house. In the cltv of Harttuga. county. MieWgan. that bring the place of hotdT M. B. GILLASPIE, Notary’ Public 1: g the Circuit Court for said county.) on the 1. and U. S. Claim Agent, 23rd day of January. A. D. l«>2. at 10 o’clock of will prosreute All kinds o< <*1aim? before the the forenoon of said dav. to satisfy the amount Depot unrtit* of tie interior offier. ’Call ou li't* then due on said mortgage, together with all at hfa More, earlier Court and Jefferson Sts.. legal costs, incliirti'.g tne attorney s fee of fifteen dollars, provided in raid mortgage and Hastings. Mich.________________________ by the statute tnrrrt<>TM*rtalhing. CJ M. FOWLER.D D. S. BUSINESS CARDS. H P Sunday.. Weekly. The Aggres.-dve Republican Journal of thu MeuojaeUs. A NEWSPAPER FOR THE MASSBS. Founded December 1st, 1887. Circulation Over 100,000 . Copies Daily. The Press Is thr ortnd of no faction; pulls no wires; has no an'.niaBtfes to avenge. V ' • The Most Remarkable Newspaper Success in New York. TIJ£ PRESS IS A NATION Al) NEWSPAPER Cheap news, vulgar Munitions and trash find no place in the columns of The Press. The Press has the brightest editorial page in New York. It sparkles with pointe. Tbe Preu Sunday edition In a nplendld twen­ ty page paper, covering every current topic of The Press weekly edttioh contains all the good things of.the dally and Sunday editions. For those who cannot aflonl the dally or are prevented by dlsumce from early receiving tt, the weekly fa u splendid substitute, AS AN ADVERT1SINQ MEDIUM, The Preen has no superior in New York. TH EXPRESS Wlthbidhc reach of all. Tbe best and cheapest \ newsymper In America. .lb.® Dally aud Sunday, one year Daily only, one year.......... •• " four months ... Sunday, one year.............. Weekly. 1’reaa. one year... 1.00 8.00 LOO Sample* free. Agents wanted every* .llx-ral torumlMioru. Addrem. THE PRE8B, PotTSr DrfuMim. Park Row. ADMINJSTBATW8 HALE. « • W. LOWRY. M. D.. ’ t. Physician and Surewm. Bt»rk», St-osMcd. Notice In hi*i«*i»y riven that I NbaU Mil s£ public snctloo v»t •elitehm bidder.ao Friday, the elKhihfla-of January* A..D.. 1ML M ten I UAlu.r," iu. ” o'clock. In ItlM* furenouii at the Prntate eocrt Cnmprfalra th* Ann of otaart. Knappeu & rooms, iu the city Of Hauler*. In the county of ■■ --nt BnzteriraVM Barry, to the st*’e of Mk-hlimn, pun lioeoseand suibn'lty sraut. <1 u> n>* ot TU*BT. S H.1AITM, , . Attorneys fur asstepte* uf mon.tage day of Xiwember A. B. W1 by the EYE and EAR aud ll>«* nrererrattoj of vision r.v »«1D* a*'KCTACI.E* and eye °0fflcr and hraldenoe on Brosdwsy. near Cour House.gytipga. Nieh. /____________ _ Corner of Court snilJrnenctiHt. Office hour* 8 a nt to 5 p. m C-M1TU A COLBIKOTL O • Lawyer*. . (Office In Onton Idock. Hasting*.) Practire la al) the cmirta ot the *tete. t E. KENASTON. 4. Attorney >l Law. (Over J. 8. Goodvrw* Co.’* atwe.' rtactlres in ail courts "(th* Blate (.oJIvcttMn xu-ptly -tttentflny to. _______ R. ’DMMKKMAN. Bomo-patldc Phy­ . Rician and Surgeon. (Office ovar Lathrop’* «lnig «iore.) F GILLASPIE, Good Roods. Lowpnce*. Hastings City Bank, Hastings, - - CA.I’TTA.I/ Xtlch. being In tbe count* of Harry. In tbe Mate at Mlcmgna, kn .an aud described MS tulfcwa. t'wwit: Bexlunlt* at a point thirty eight (») souibnf Uwreuter )>rat<>t secUoa twenty (28 tu township one (1 -north range nine i»i ttwnee wru ten (W> rods, thence south fo rods, toeare w*»t ten (1»> rods, taenre four tit rods to place at te-gianlng. befog I townsnip at Bam. county of Barry aud ^Dated’Swember ’.’«b. A. !>.. iwi. A. A. ALOBTCM. Administrator. ADMINISTRATOR'S BAUL 5.000.00 SVUPtrs 8C.OCfO.lH). ncorporated into tbe Stale ROBERTSON HOUST, F. BKODEaSF.n, ri aprictvr. Cor. Jeffers«»» nnd Court Sts.. Ua»tlnx«-, Kh b R«te»,tl.COperD«y. aw, KWk rtT*TI* AXScn) LETTt - “Wo orvies <* Pai wrjrrtis A Smith. W.saltend. Mich. C. S. Falkkxtom. J^E™* NoUry Public. Justice of vbc J*e*ee. L OFFICER’*: G. Bebtuson, Prrelderi; Chester Meawr. V D. W Il-yuohU.l Mtw BFXCTOTS: Dan W BcynoUls. iy «. Rdhlnsou. John Oarvrttj, P. T. CulErovc, County of ’tarry tn men add dr-rrib*rt �OUR TWO STORES ARE FULL TJSHIF’TTL. OF ■ ' \ • .. , .| ; CHRISTMAS PRESENTS. ■■ p • Silk Mufflers, Cashmere Mufflers, Silk Handkerchiefs, Linen Handkerchiefs, Lace Curtains, BedSpreads, Picture Drapes, Fancy Ornaments, Fur Muffs, Fur Capes, Ribbons in endless variety. Ladies’ Velvet Slippers. Men’s Velvet Slippers,— Rubbers, Alaska Over Shoes, Arctic Over Shoes, Felt Boots, Perfection Overs, Socks and Rubbers, *2%, • - • ’ • ' •' * - ' . . ‘ - ■ fLiZB And Many Other Beautiful Christmas Presents That will make glad the hearts of your friends, and this holiday a merry one indeed to those near and dear to you. —' ~ ■■ . ... B. Y. HOGTjE —-.... THE LEADER. Additional Local. Ch aroh and Scoiaty. Services at tbe Presbyterian churtb next Sunday morning and evening. Tbe Y. P. S. C. E. meets at tbe Presbyter tan church next Sunday evening at 0 o’clock, to be led by Miss Ensign. WE HAVE BUT ONE STORE. > Our Episcopalian friends expect to open tbeir new ehureh Christmas. It is a verita­ ble gem of a church, and one of which tbe society and our city should feel proud. Tbe first service In tbe new Emmanuel church will be held on Christmas morning at 10 o’clock. On tbe previous evening at T:30 o’clock a farewell service will be held tn tbe chapel. • The pastor of the Free Methodist church. Rev. E. W. Smith, will preach at the old army barracks every Sunday morning at 10 o’clock. AH who wish to come are wel­ come and cordially Invited. C.-L. S. C. program for Saturday even­ ing. 19th. Circle will meet at lhe home of Mra. W. F. Powers. Quotations from I-ongfellow. Leadinc facta of American History. Mr*. T. T. Cdlgrove. Social Institutions of the United States. Mrs. W. F. Powers. States made from Colonies, Dr. S. M. Fowler. Nsttoeal Agencies for Scientific Re­ search, Mrs. Maggie Bailey. Critic, Mbs Dooley. We dwdre to thank our friends and neighbors for tbeir ambiance and kindly symgetbv whieh they have shown us in tbe hour of our great ■ fiction; in tbe death ot our darling little Pearl. It seem­ ed so hard tn part with our darling just in the morning of ber bright little life; but we bow chir heads in humble snbmimten tn Um Master, and say. "He doeth al! tbiMgs weiL Mm. Mbs. W. Mowtgomkky. Mr. A- IL Carrington, wefl known as "Tha Ih-ummer Boy of Shiloh" will give grad Uuaga for which our citirens bare nrara » thank Meaan. Fred L. Heath , But We Say it Advisedly, We Say it Emphatically, It Will Pay You to Visit Our Dry Goods House. Be not deceived. Did you ever stop and think how much money we can save you? We have one of the largest and best selected stocks in the city. And with no rents and light expenses we can give you unapproachable bargains in ■ ) • * . Dress Goods, Gloves, Hosiery, Cloaks, Jackets, Shawls, Boots and Shoes. In anticipation of a lively holiday trade, we have spared no pains to make our store attractive and it now offers a fruitful field for the selection of sensible and suitable CHRISTMAS G-IZFTS. Constant harping on one string sometimes becomes tiresome, but we wish you to remember if in search of Dry Goods don’t fail to examine onr stock and prices before buying. It means a saving of at least 25 per cent, besides you get your trimmings free. The people of Hastings and vicinity have not been slow to take advantage of so generous an offer. To those who are unacquainted with our store we extend a cordial invitation to come in and investigate the advantages we can offer yon. We have the latest fashion plates and a thoroughly first-class modiste who can give you valuable suggestions as regards styles, cutting, trimmings, etc. ' To our friends and the public we return thanks for our greatly increased trade, Hoping to always deserve the same, I am, respectfully yours, , i O. D. SPAULDING. See 10-4 White Flannel Blankets at 75c. pair. � https://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/418/HastingsBanner_1891-12-24.pdf 403431e0421492601f5e958d19fa7b9b PDF Text Text Largest Circulation of any paper in the Hastings County. VOL. XXXVI. NO. 34 HASTINGS, MICH., DECEMBER 24, 1891. Iastings Banner Published Thursdays ’• y rjci ONE OF TEN We are one of ten stores, owned and con­ trolled by.the largest retailer (injhisj linej'in-tFe world. We buy cheaper, sell closer, and are-tEe leaders in everything we sell, Hence TOO CANNOT APFDRD DRUG STORE. For 16 years the leading drug and book store in Hastings. Seccnd-Had School Booh, The most complete stock and lo’wm prices. A*ll kinds used in the county. UI. 5. Goodyem From any consideration when you want anything in the line of clothing, gents’ furnishinggoods, hats and caps, to fail to see us. When you want any­ thing, go where it is to be found, and found in quantity and quality to make a satisfactory selec­ tion. and at a price that will more than repay you fpr time, money and trouble in coming to HUDSON’S GRAND RAPIDS. Prepare fer Christmas Day By takigg advantage of tbe SPECIAL BARGAINS —XTa— Crockery, Glassware, Dinner, Game. Fish, Pudding and other seasonable sets. A personal inspection of our stock and reduced prices will well repay you to get our pricw before buying. Highest market prices paid for butter, eggs. Ine poultry and game. Jos. Rogers. :From Our Immense Stock: We quote below a few articles specially adapted tor -Holiday Gifts.linens: table napkins: spread^ legant fans ™ ^us all qualities guaranteed; pocket boons, nanu1 g . h toilet soaps; down pillows; downiqmlte bed blaekets: all silk ribbons *os. 7, 9 and 12, for tancy worn, 10c. yd., etc. * - The only practical drug­ gist of 25 years experi­ ence. Mich. COUNTY NEWS.. OUR COUNTY. General. Nashville’s water works will be doing business in a few days. Old Doctor Lyons came to town yester­ day and after getttng into rather a rosy condition commenced abusing Henry Kuntz. Henry stood It as long as he thought necessary, and when the “Doctor" spiled to him a particularly vile epithet, enry laid aside his overcoat and handed Lyons a right-hander under the eye that put him to sleep. He has recovered some­ what. but will pick out a different Dutch­ man next time.—Nashville News. COJNrTIJNrtTES- ROSENBAUM & SPEYERS. KALAMAZOO, MICH., Delayed Utter. Mrs. A. L. VanHorn and daughter Mae will spend Xmas at Ijike Odeosa with her daughter. Mra. Dr. Horner. F. Lawrence Is working W. Dunham’s farm. . A runaway on our streets the other day caused a litttc excitement Dr. VanHorn had his colts hitched up for a drive, when unnoticed they started, and ran west as far as the apple dryer, with the Dr. and Tom Jones In hot pursuit but Tom out ran the doctor and captured the horses without further damage. R. G. Klee is quite sick with la grippe. Mrs. Geo. Bryant starts next week for South Bend. Indiana to spend the holidays with her sister, Mrs. G. W. Baggs. She expects to return In two weeks. Each and every one is cordially invited to assist in bringing presents for the Christmas tree. Let us try and make It as plaasant for the little ones as possible, that they may speak of It In the future with honor and praise. Sylvester France has returned homo from Ixwnldns. and has resumed his official duMes as township treasurer. . Seo. Vandewalker. from Kalamazoo, visited bls uncle, Joshua Brown,, last week. Last Friday evening the people of Spring Brook and Creasy had a donation for their pastor, Mr. Haiste, which netted him $30. Horace Gilbert has gone to Itelton to clerk hi a dry, goods store. Marv Gilbert visited relatives at Delton Friday and Saturday. Hattie Case has commenced her winter term of school at this place. Prayer meeting every Wednesuay even­ ing nt seven o’clock. Charlie Brubaker, who has been spend­ ing a few days with bis steter. Mrs. Halste, has returned to his home in Freeport. Illinois. John Barber Is reported not as well. He Is now un^er tbe treatment of Dr. Me Leay, of Prairieville. North Harry. Barry Payne is working for Frank Post. School Is proumlng finely in care of Miss Pierce , Charlie Ka^^^Mt-s a new top buggy. Be thinks bls «B|^»ill stand better tied. Will Kelley was home on a visit from Woodland last week. N. Kahler and wife returned home from a week’s visit to their daughter in Bowue. Henry Whipple, the Delton livery man. Sundayed at Mr. Larabees. Borner Bartlett visited at Benry -Forbes’ last week. John IL Hinkley had a single harness stolen from his barn. A part of It was found at John Kahler’s stable door, when John got out In the morning. We under­ stand that tbe ludance of it was found east of the school house in the road. Look out for a quiet wedding about •Christmas. 4 WHOLE NO. 1906 E. J. Hartman bu Bond Into Uk Hrary Arbour house. Fred Benson has rented the J. F. Wil­ liams house, ahd will move to town in the near future. Q. A. Hynes has purchased the Evans A Brooks store, and will move Into the same as soon as vacated by the new proprietors. Doster & Brandstettcr shipped a car of fine sheep from here last week. After several weeks conflict with old "grippe," Mrs. E. Evans Is again able to be out. '■ F. J. Norwood is moving his ice house to make room for the new market. The dance committee were short hi their number of Invitation cards, so that home people were not sent cards, but all are invited. Chris. Messenger returned to his home at Howard City. Monday. F. C. Brooks anticipates locating at Hop­ kins Station. Many regrets at the loes of Mr. B. and wife are beard dally. School closed Wednesday, that prepara­ tions might be made for the Xmas treeStratton & Aldrich have their coats off, rearranging and making the acquaintance of their stock of hardware. S. Brandstetter returned Monday from a business trip to Grand Rapids. E. J. Evans has purchased the market building of J no. Allen, and will open a tin ami repair shop. Mrs. C. Griswold Is under Dr. Scribner’s L. B. Carpenter Is with us again, Be did not like tbe climate of Wis. la Carlton to Itave a singing school? We hear that Prof. Taylor will teach a class hear after the holidays. We are glad to here this, though we, ourselves, can sing like a katydid, others cannot, so we think a good singing school is greatly needed and that a Inge class can be organized here. Michael Vester, and a young divine of Battle Creek college, Mr. Cady, are expect­ ed to spend the holidays in Carltou. The Adventists are holding meetings this week ami next at their church. There was a surprise last Tuesday at the residence of K Kershner for the benefit of old M. Austin and wife. At tbe Instiga­ tion of Mr. Kershner, Mrs. J. Keeler weut out soliciting money to buy material to make into clothing. A goodly amount was collected which was spent for their Ixmefit. While tbe women sewed, the men cut and hauled wood from home. This was a good move, for the old people were very needy and a little given by each will make them none the poorer and will comfort and cheer two aged people. Mrs. Wm. Raymond is quite sick at present writing with congestion of the I UM*. Miss Anna Raymond was called home Thursday night to attend her mother, who is III. Andrew Cain Is very Hi with pneumonia at this writing. A merry Christmas and happy New hands. Year to the Banner editor, office hands, correspondents and readers all. FralrlrrlUa. The I. 0. G. T. entertainment last Wed­ nesday evanlng was a very enjoyable allow. The program consisted of marie, recitations, readings and an amusing dia­ logue, all of which were well rendered. Our merchants are out with full lines of holiday goods, tbelr windows containing tempting displays. Last Friday Orin Hughes’ borne became frightened «hd attempted to run away with him. No damage was done beyond seating Mr. H. uncomfortably quick. ■ Messrs. Lindsey, Goss and Woodman atti hded the Talmadge lecture in Kalama­ zoo Wednesday night. ' Mrs. Harding has returned after a week’s visit in Douglass. • Several of our Indies here have visited Kalamazoo during the-past week. Among them, Mra. Chas. Ruggles, Misses Latham, Lindsey and Sackett ■.We are now getting tips on a new boy nt the Ketcham’s. Fred Benson has rented his farm to Peter Bailie Jr., and will go to Delton to live. Sarah Lewis was called to Orangeville last Saturday, by the serious illness of her mother. , Frank Wales Is visiting In Middleville. Susie and Marguerite Lindsey are home from college for the holidays. Rev. Hukson occupied the Baptist pul­ pit Sunday morning. • The public meeting of the W. F. M. 8. Sunday evening was well attended and much enjoyed. The report of the Clancy lecture by Rev. Harding was very Inter­ esting. Dick Hughes and wife were pleasantly surprised by a sudden visit from a number ‘ of their friends last Wednesday evening. The occasion was the 42d anniversary of their marriage, and a pleasant time was enjoyed by all. • John J. Perkins is on the sick list For some time our people have been on the qul vice over a certain strange light that appears Just west of town. No one has as yet been able to & ravel the mys­ tery. We understand that the busiest place in Delton; the whiskey shop, «■$ closed last Saturday evening, owing to the enforced absence of the proprietor, that gentleman having to accompany the sheriff to Bas­ tings, to answer to the charge of selling liquor to a thirteen-year old boy to take to school. It Is a pity that this individual cannot have a quiet sojourn In hotel de Benham for a while. ' Geo. Barber, of Dowagiac, spent last week with his father, who has been dan­ gerously 111. Mrs. Frank Rlckenmore add son Peter visited her daughter Satah at Kalamazoo last Tuesday. Mr. Cheesbroogh, of the Freeport handle Mrs. Joel Barber went to Richland last factory, is making some decided Improve­ Wednesday to visit her daughter, Mrs. Jay ments In that institution. Holden, and returned Saturday. John Barber lost a valuable Jersey eow A movement is on the tapis to secure last week. . local option in Barry county and there is Mrs. Adallne France visited Mra^ Man­ no doubt tbe measure will be put into Brnalt Rldgr. ley Chase near Prairieville Saturday. effect. A goodly number of Freeporters Several from tills place went to Kalama­ F. G. Pierce has had au increase of j»cnhave signed a petition to that effect— Middle rille. zoo Saturday, and by the many parcels slon. Geo. Wescott a lad of 15 years of age, ]thev brought home with them, one would Freeport Herald. Carl Dubois and wife, of Delton, vhtted while skating on Hitriver last Saturday. , naturally infer that Christmas will soon be E. P. Whitmore is the new commander friends here Sunday. of HUI post G. A. IL of Middleville. Mrs. Burches, of Rutland, was burled was nearly drownetl. The boy attempted here. to cross the flver where the ice was not here on Sunday last. John Lee is.tbe W. M. of the Woodland Carlton. Henry Anders went to Hickory Corners safe and when about half way across the F. 4 A. M. lodge. Ice gave away and let him in. He cried Mrs. Platte is reported better at thta on Monday. At the last council of Dunkards at their A number of our citizens were in -Has­ for help and some men who happened to writing. Dr. Sales, of Freeport, is atMpdbe working near the place heard him and church, three tulles south of tbe village. It tings on Wednesday of last week. ing. came to his rescue. The lad was iu the -was discovered Gist the stove pipe was de­ Our school is progressing finely. Andrew Cain is reported bettor at this cold depths of the Thornnpple for nearly writing; also Mrs. Raymond is reported fective. After a few minutes talk on tbe twenty minutes and was more scared than Dowling. subject someone suggested that they buy a better. x. hutr. turnaiT. The hat was passed, and instead Grandma Frev is getting quite feeble. The S. D. Adventists have begun their Mrs. Carr spent Sunday with her parents week of prayer, arid will continue next Died, at her home on tbe 18th. Mrs. of the usual pieces of chalk, buttons, etc.. week. A minister will be here next week it was found to contain cash contributions George IMson. after a short Bines*. She at Hastings. George Smith of Grand Rapids spent amounting to $162.00, or $X5 mon than leaves several grown up children and an to conduct the meetings. was necessary to purchase a furnace. It aged hushand to mourn her loss. The re­ the latter pan of last week with old The school Is progressing finely under schoolmates in this place. the management of Mr. Venter and Miss was decided to buy tbe furnace, and use mains were interred in tbe Johnstown Died. In this village. Sunday morning. the surplus in purchasing lamps, paintlug cemetery. Odell. j , Dec. 20. at 6'o’clock. Mr. Labordee. father Bert Kimble, of South Bend, is visiting David Manning's household gotxls are seats, etc.—Woodland News. of Mrs. John Ackerson. The deceased Geo. Hartman and family. Baker, the Woodland hass-lrader. whose for sale. * was 62 years of age aud was highly res­ TflFM. E. church have purchased a sec­ lAst Thursday night Len Rice’s house exploits were mentioned last week, was was burned together with a quantitj’ of pected among the citizens of this village. ond hhnd organ, and will have music of convicted in the suit brought against him lumber. The cause of the tire is unknown, Ttw funeral was held at the house «n their own after this. by his<ictim, and sentenced to pay $106 as no one had lieen tiring there for some Tuesday and the remains were taken to Miss Anna Raymond has come from Lowell for Interment* • fine and costs. Grand Rapidsand is taking eare of her time. The property was Insured. Homer Rice, ot Manton is staying with mother,.Mrs. W. B. Raymond. C. E. Durfee shipped 600 pounds of Woodland has paid 8300 in bounties for his grandparents. Mr. and Mrs. Gibbs of wood chuck scalps since the last tojvn poultry to Boston for market Next Thursday Miss Maria Manning is this place. meeting. That means 1.200 dead wood­ A. O. Hughes and Jay Pierson of Irving chucks, who.-If living would have destroy­ coming from Union City to live with her Mrs. Emma loie is on the sfek list were In town Monday. ed much more than the bounty m any brother. Wm. Manning, and care for them Christmas tree at the M. E. church La grippe seems to be In style agalu. In the! r declining years. Sidney Smith Is spending a few weeks Christmas eve. y‘’M_______ Tbe Baltimore P. of H. held their annual Frank Bal»cock has relatives visiting vacation with Ids mother at Washington. election at their hail in Dowling. December him from Charlotte. Mart Bates and Ed. I’cnnel are working 10. whereby tl»c following officers were D. C. The social at Geo. MIUeF.* was well at­ Tbe Baptist society held a very pleasant on the brick yard, getting ready to pat in elected: sociable at the home of Mrs. McArthur tended. and a good time reported. a brick machine In the spring. M.—D. C. Warner. Geo. Miller is breaking ground for a last Friday evening. Quite a number of our citizens are on O. —Samuel Jones. . A few of our yorng folks expect to at­ new house. L.—Mrs. G. I‘- Woodmansee. the sick list. The tax collector meets here for the last tend tbe roller skating masquerade at Burt McCallnm has returned from his S. —George Woodmansee. ’ lime Dec. 30th. Nashville on New Year’s eve. travels and will remain at home during A. S.—Sheldon Warner. Ray Ferguson, of Ann Arbor, Is spend­ C.—Mrs. Mary Ormsbee. the winter. ing his vacation with bis parents. The young men and boys have been en­ T. —Nathaniel Edmunds. Fred Teat's new house la' receiving a. Miss Heater Is very siek at this writing. joying the fine skating lately. Sec.—Guy Manning. Mrs. Sbawutan Is a caller at Mrscoat of paint The election of officers for the Sunday G. K-—John Herrington. M. S. Keeler has his store window Wallace Brown’s. school took place last Sunday; officers C.—Mrs. Chas. Gorhau). . John Marks and wife are visiting Fintey filled with mixed candy. were elected as follows: Superintendent. P. —Miss Allie Granger. Sam Baker leaves this week Thursday Marks aud family. John Horn; assistant. Geo. Mosier; secre­ F-—Miss Cora Mack. for a few weeks visit with friends In The ladles dime society meets at Mrs. tary Hiram Payne; treasurer. Chas. MrOrgan Is t—M iss Fanule Jones. Beubam’s next Thursday. Canada. Denuott: librarian, Marshall Bagley; Chor­ Mrs. Walker, of Traverse City, Is the Kate Shawnrau wm on the sick list last Banfield. ister, Mrs. Mina Bagley. I guest of her sister, Mra. Sim. Lawrence. week. Tliere will be a Christmas tree full of Your types last week made us sav that Eight of our “old maids’’ entertained Mr. Gilcaland was seen on ourstrecte Norn Given was working for Mrs. F. A. old Santa Claus goods at the church eight of our "old bachelors” one evening Ihte week. Blackman; it should have been Emma Christman eve. I last week at the residence of W. R- Youug. We have two organs In the church, and B*M«?Roberts, of Martin. H visiting her THE MARKETSit seems hard for the people to decide• The boys say they bad a nice time. David WiDdMdl. the porter at the John­ rtiuitluga. ’ daughter, Mrs. Adams. which one -ball stay son House, is very low at this writing and day they voted to let tiie ebolr decide it. Apples — Drted. l Is in a very dangerous condition; la grippe Mrs. Hendershott, who was staying at W. Foglesong made a business trip to Caleb Moore’a. died lait Sunday morning., seems to be tbe trouble. fu-*iis-ei.«4u4i-to per bu. Kalamazoo to look after his brother’s Rev. Wallace preached the funeral ser­ 5OCS4.W cakrat. tVUSMI napirv.-*-’ mon for Mrs. Belscmer last Sunday at the health. . —. Miss May Rowley has the chickenpox. Mrt C. E. Smith «ml dwithlrr En Baltimore church. lttS*s--BM:f.'te: Calf. 6c. Mr. Frank Tucker contemplates going went tt> Way tend to attend the quarterly Elm-r Tunk»tr Phd • W ' inh Selllnpatsoc per bbl; waXertlwe.il JU convention o( toe Ch rlit ten ehunthor Hie linpptn tn hire wert. White I"- ani1 to Tannnee in the near future. Mr. Whitney and son son Chas, and per bbl. John Kipp wore <mrr>ln« « <™«l ? third district. .OaM—ata nerbu. liaoKhler. Ml,. Grrtrode will >p.-»d Ute C. Boice has gone north to work for a younr steor Ju ion'11 upon It »nil •’otfcXo**—?5c. ner ba. holidays with friends in Detroit and Mt. few lubntbs. ........ It to th.* urouhd. El®«-t s l« «“ H»D»rt8b. We wish all the readers of the BAXXt.it under II and n.de » 'err l»d .ptelned Clemens. . . . , , . 'f H '.U-Sening»t L«'W *»•>.Geo. Dickinson has traded his Interest Aud then came along a bog and Timtw h v “erd-twlltas SUB r*r bu. a Merry Christmas. „ *. . Mnkle red Mrs. McGurn, of Cedar Creek, was the unrcl’ John onto all four, in about six in the old homestead to bis brother Henry nw’bwu—t. white* Elour-Su W per bimArct’. for 40 acres of land in Isabella county. hicbcs of manure with no bones broketj. (rtiwtntMn-A C. Walt laat week. Wm. Bivens will spend his Christmas in . Hre-rt.___ Oar reed mBl tea to he run nlshu. to apples—*) to-.-. Grand Rapids. k„.p up wltblbe preiulnk wanls. . I Mrs. M. Morey left for Colorado Mon­ Prof. J. W. Humphrey, of Waylaud, Henn Wbippte is building a Ixrffe ha™ I day to attend her daughter, Mrs. Hill. will lecture at (he church on Saturday Our Bargain Sale ot Cloaks a** anner. The best Advertis­ ing medium tn Bar­ ry County. evening the 26tb. on Church history, from "’sSiSnw’dAMrtA ter, b.v, taught * j’.hn"A-n»«n «ted lut UT^ the year one down to the , tiiner.1 tala Sond.)' «l M. EThcpteaaaat flavor. geatte action C. Goldsmith, of the soldiers home, is chnrrh at Sp. S"‘l M-dhlng Syrup of out on a furlough visiting »“ 'k IU-t. Slone "Hl P'"'1’ *' r- °'vr owl of a laxative and If thn Ouracliwd Is progressing finely, with .o.llta Sunday ere. “’’J7?1', „ -ui-. mother !>• costive or blltoos UW ■ Miss Gaut as teacher. . _ . wmelbltw'ovwth'l”'-Mite Ollte Hobart, who ha. been TUI-,ka The young people report a very P’®*5*1*1 IniMendalntbla rlelnlly for the >“£ Delton is to have a urw meat mark, ads lu thia vicinity fB.iiy remedy known and time In a surprise on Miss Theda Kelsey. . _ *___ __ _ _v« ra.tnm»»d tn tier home and the f>eople rejcHce. . .,1 three or C- ----- . XniwXH. K Kokand tuaut . at Blanchard Wednesday. at Doster Sunday. I others have some grip to spare. �Hastings Banner Thursday, Dee, 24*. 1891 Tbe Importance of purifying ths blood ranBOt be uverentimrted, for without pure blood you cannot enjoy good health. At this season Dearly every one needs a good medicine to purify, vltaHxe, and enrich M» blood, and Hood’s Sarsaparilla to worthy ymr confidence-. a It to peeuliar in that It an appetite, aad tones the digestion, while it eradicates disease. Give it a trial Hood’s Sarsaparilla is sold by all druggists. Prepared by C. L Hood & Co., Lowell, Mass. IOO Doses One Dollar Additional Local. The Kalamazoo Telegraph got out n very neat holiday edition. All who wish to go calling should recol­ lect that we have the late.-t styles in call­ ing cards. Tbe Traverse City Herald showed very commendabls enterprise In getting out its extra Christmas edition. ? The Michigan December crop report shows tbe condition of wheat not as favor­ able a» last year. As compared with aver­ age years It to 93 per cent, in the state, while one year ago It was 103. Live stuck is reported in good condition. The wheat marketed wm 1.88S.908 bushel* In Novem­ ber. Tbe surviving utombers of the gallant ••Old Third” Michigan regiment held their sotb annual reunion in Grand Rapids la-t week. An elegant banquet was spread at the Bridge street house, at which 130 of tbe old veterans sat down. At tbe election <rf officers, M. D. Reed, of this city, was elected one of tbe eight vice presidents. Tbe Slate Horticultural society of Michi­ gan wishes to have a blooming peach or­ chard at tbe World's Fair. The prrparaUuos for thia are now In progress and trees are being selected and put in tuba for the jMirpose. They will be fertilized and trinnirtl, so that by the time the fair Is ofxencd they will be in peecb-bearing or­ der. Walter Besant’s paper on the “/ondon of Charles the Secund.” In Harpor’s Mag­ azine for January, wilt be as Interesting as a chapter from one of his best ntevels. He will recount the story of those two histor­ ical calamities, the Great Fire and the Great 1'lague, and will give pleasant (Baipses of the life ot tbe period—the oc­ cupation and amusements of the people, tbeir homes and tbeir manner ot living. tbeir virtues and vices—as derived from IVpys and other contemporary writers. Tbe article will be profusely illustrated from drawings by Henry Fenn and others. Turkey liaa naked France for permission Dot been for the free library. Aside from ‘.bls it cannot but be a great help to the to settle the trouble between the latter poorer people who are denied the benefits government and Bulgaria over tbe expul­ of good books, am! who knows but that sion of g French correapondent from Bul­ sometime In the future some bright mind garia. Ail the French consulates lu Bul­ may astonish tbe world, whose Intellect garia have been closed. received its stimulus while spending an The anti-lottery section of tbe democratic evening In the free library. We would state convention in Louisiana yeeterday like to see a free library started in this nominated T. S. Adams for governor. Be city and know that enough books and the declined to run. and Murphy J. Foster like would be donated to make a very good was chosen. The lotteryltes will likely showing from the start, and Its good in­ nominate ex-Gov. McEnery to day. fluence would make Itself felt In a very ahort time, if it was well conducted. Schweinfuth has put a >1,534 mortgage on hla ‘‘Heaven” In Rockford, HL, for the purpose of repaying to Jatres OgHvllle, of Alpena, Mich., >2,10U the latter gave to Someone has been working Schweinfuth when be Joined the ‘-Heaven­ sympathies of the editor of the Journal ly” society. published at Hastings, Michigan, and be Senator Davis, of Minnesota, Introduced proceeds .thereby to score market reviews. ‘•Farmers should lake very little slock a bill in the senate Wednesday providing in tbe reports sent out In so called for the construction of a ship cans) around market reviews. These papers depend Niagara Falla. It is to be large enough to upon the dealers for their supscription lists, allow the passage of war or merchant ves­ and of courw* are run favorable to tbe sel# between luikes Erie and Ontario. “bear” or buyer side of the question. The Warden Brown’s report of the electrocu­ secret circular and telegram notices are tion of Ix»ppy. on lira. 7, shows that there not shown to the farmer. Tbe differences were four convicts of Che electrodes, last­ are entirely In favor of the buyer.” ing In all 52 seconds. Tbe pressure was We wonder If tbe editor ef the Journal 1,718 volts nf nearly 7 amperes. Tbe really believes all he prints? If the only discoloration was at the knee, where papers devoted to dissemination of tbe the skin was slightly singed. market reports were of the subservient Mrs. James G. Blaine. Jr., has asked In­ class thqC thh editor claims to be how long does he think they would continue to be spector Byrnes to protect her from the an­ published. We do not know of a market noyances of private detectives, who follow l>apcr that has any reputable standing that her everywhere. One of these Is a woman does not faithfully, carefully and truth­ wbo obtains a room near Mrs. Blaine's In fully represent the markets Just as they the New York hotel for the purpose of are without favor and any editor that watching her movements. claims to publish a respectable paper that would print a screed like the one noted above has certainly missed his calllug and will receive tbe contempt that so small an article will deserve—Buffalo Mercantile Again there comes the question about Review. the propriety of purchasing anatomical charts at an expense of 837. The fact that a row has been raised in some of the dis­ tricts bv this matter, leads us to reply at At the recent annual meeting of the some length. As to the legal phrase of American Chemical Society, held in Wash­ the question, tbe district board have no lugton, D. C., the question uf the value of right to make such purchase without a vote carbonate of ammonia as a leavening agent of the district The law Is specific on In bread, or as lifted In lurking ;*owders. this point For an agent logo around the came up for discussion, in which Prof. district and obtain the consent of Individ­ Barker, of the University of Pennsylvania, ual taxpayers Is not a compliance with the and preaident of tbe society; Dr. Richard­ law. Suelr a proceeding is do more a vote son, late of the United States Department of the district than an expression of opin­ of Agriculture In Washington; Dr. Wm. ion from individual members of the legis­ McMulrie. late Prof, of Chemistry la tire lature obtained at their respective homes University of Illinois; Dr. D. H. Bartley, h un act of the legislature. Thu express­ late Chemist of the Brooklyn. N. Y., ion must be obtained at a meeting proper­ Board of Health, and Prof, of Chemistry ly called and at such meetings only tax­ of the Long Island College, and others, payers are voters. took part As to the expediency of such purchase, The consensus of opinion was over­ that depends upon what the district al whelming in favor of the employment of ready has. Opinions may differ, of course, ammonia. It was stated as a fact that as to the relative value of school aparatus. ammonia rendered tbe gluten of the flour but certaluly lliere are several things mure more soluble than the original gluten, and needful than these charia. If a district that the bread in which. this action was has other and more helpful aids and then produced by carbonate of ammonia must can afford these, all right If It has a poor be more digestible and hence more health­ old house, with seats that are not only ful. and treatise of the extreme volatility of uncomfortable but such that not a pupil carbouate of ammonia and Its complete ex­ tn tbe school can possibly assume a proper pulsion from the bread in the process of position for writing, with no aparatus baking. It ta one of tbe most useful, most whatever save a little p by 4 blackboard it healthful and valuable leavening agents does not seem very wise. Two districts knowq. • (perhaps more) with little aparatus have These conclusions, are borne out by the paid 535 for some arlthneticai charts very elaborate and exhaustive experiments that are not worth 85. made by Prof. J. W. Mallet, ot the Uni­ One thing more. When aparatus is versity of Virginia, which show con­ needed it may be purchased directly from clusively that bread made with a baking tbe manufacturers and a big commission powder in which one per cent ot carbon­ saved. At least one third of the sum paid ate of ammonia Is used. In Conner tlon with for these chartb goes into tbe pocket of the cream of tartar and sbda. Is not. only ot agent. Slate board that has cost 50 couts uniformly better color and texture, but a a foot may be had for 18 cents. Maps that product more wholesome’ because tbe have sold for 840 and even 845 a set may be had for less tban one third of that sum. 'Give these agent* the grand bounce. “I found this school in awful condition when I came here,” remarked the teacher. "The pupils were deficient In language, seemed to know little about the elementary sounds.” etc, etc. Softly, dear teacher. Very likely your successor may make sim­ Attorney General Ellis has received a ilar comments. Don’t worry. The world letter from Charles D. bobbins, treasurer was not made in a minute. We are stead­ . of Kent county, asking: “Under the new ily gaining. Be sure you do your work Jaw, in case the sale and deed of a piece of land sold by this office from tbe state list Following arc tbe real estate transfers well and don't, be too severe on your pre­ la canceled, who will refund to tbe original for tbe week ending December 7, 1W1. as decessors. purchaser?" In reply, tbe attorney gener­ taken from tbe books In the register’s office: D^Brolie to A K Morgan 40 ai see M Tbornal! says: "Any person now purchasing Tecbcrs, why do you not all designate from the county treasurer any state tax *’l C Beach to V Leins 80 ac nee 9 Hasting* your classes as grades? it is Just as easy lands, simply obtains the right, title and 84000. to say 7th. grade arithmetic which means E B Caswell to Oliva Caswell parcel sec » something as to say “arithmetic A” which intereat of tbe stale, aud in case that title fails, he Is in the same condition as a per­ BrttimereflEK. W E Buell and E R Wblto to Jeanie Hopktns means nothing. Why should not the girls son would be whohas purchased lands of parcel secX Nashville 84*0. and bovs in the country understand lx>w ■ ...... tl...I It trin.na Ufl aaa la any private Indkidua’, and received his far they have climbed tbe ladder as well title by quit claim deed. In case the title as those In tbe city? Let your pupils tailed be would not have recourse to any­ know their position in the course aud body, as tbe law makes no provision what­ wherein they are bebind their grade. ever for refunding tn such cases PAINLESS-EFFECTUAL DISORDERED UVER enfeebled by the above or kindred diseases. 2D Cents a Box, but generally recognized la England and, ; in fact throughout the world to be “worth a । guinea a box” for the rcaaoo that they ' WTAL CVRJr* artite wage of •••*, pfotivls, and that they have saved to nicy । sufferera not merely one but ouutr guinea*. ' in doctors' bills. , Of all druggist*. Price SK cents a bax. • New York Depot, Cana! St. 9 In the matter of tbe estate of Ororge Moore, Oajrentilng and filing tbe petit I w. duly ver! Aeti. of Phebe L. Moure.widow ol -aid deceased, airsjtm: LbM admlntotrrtton ot Mid e*iate may be granted to Clcmeni Kmtth ‘ar to some other cuttab'r |>er*mv Thrrei'pon it to ordered, that Friday the 13th day tit January. A, D.. at ten o’clock in tiie forenoon, be aolirmjd for the hearing of «ald petition and that the heirs at law nf Mid de­ ceased and all other person* interested In said estate, nre required to appear al a *««*lo;i ot raid court, then to heboidm al the probate of­ fice. in tbe Ctly of Hartings, in said county, and show can**. If any then* r»e. why the prayer of the jietltloner may uot be erased. And It I* further ordered, that said petitioner give notice to the persons interested In said estate, ot the pendency of said petition and tbe bearing tbemd bv eau-li g a cony of this order to he published lu tbe H..stings BaxXKK a l»-w«paper pr.hted and circulated iu said County ot Barn , onre lu each week for thn-e succWsive week* prenons to said day of bearing. right, Ms wife, to th* Hasting* Huth!tng and Loan Association, of Hasting*. Michigan, a <wporrtlou ilulv organized sud doing injODCM under tbd laws of the si ale of Michigan, and recorded In the ofilre of the register of fired* for Barry county, in the alrte of Michigan. <.u August Ji. 1W, In litter 41 uf ntortgMM on page 11. by non payment of money due for Inrtallinent* of prtneiual. Interest and prrmlmn and for flues, by wblcb thr power ot sale therein contained has orcotne otavattah and on, which mortgage there to claimed U> he due rt the <i*:<of this notice the sum o reven hundred fifty three and 3B ion doDsr*. the «rid installment- «»f nriiicliud, interest and premium and lines iiav Ing remained unpaid and in arrear for more than six months, and She -aid Hasting* Build­ ing and Loan Association having elected under tbr terms uf said mretrage to declare due the full amount unfialJ with all arrearages thereon, and no suit or proceeding* al law bavin* been insti­ tut'd to recover tbe amount now rcmatnihg reciirrd bv *ald murtg-ge nr noy part thereof. Notice to therefor hereby given that on He turd *v. the trih day of March, tert, st ten o'clock tn tiir forenoon, there wiH sold at the 1 nrth front door of tbe court hnure. In th.- city of Hastings, county of Barn and stale nt Michigan, said court house being the building in which the circuit court for the county of Barry to held, at public auctl'n to t|ic ldgt»e*t bidder, tbe premises described In said.,..Mmort ... «...­ and tbe north half uf lots number eight, nine, and ten of bloek nineteen in Urn eastern addl tlon to the city, formerlv village, oi Harting*, aud lot* number one. nine and ten In block eleven of H. J Kenftold’s addition to the elty, formerly vUiipte of Hastings according to the recorded plat thereof. _ Dated Hastings. Mich.. Dee. if., tsil. In reply to n qumtion In the Italian chamber of deputing, Premier Rud ini raid ilia! frutn tlic present attitude of the United Stairs government, be mpected a Mtiafartory settlement of tbe New Orleans lynching. Tbe.Kcnt Iron works at Kent. Con a., will chjm! down next week indefinitely. SECOND 7UBLK SALE Al Riverside Stock Farm. Plainwell, Allegan Co., Mich. W DEC. & INI 160 Head of Recorded Poland China Swine-180 rtTnmTArf 1‘o.uu.! China ilxonl. All young stock ellglbl- Thin to the BS—grandest 1,4 of Poland Chinas ever exnufed al public sale. Catalogues ready for distribution and will be matle I up»»u application. gT-Inu full pcirtiru larx. location of aud railroad approaches to Riverside, terms uf mUe. complcu- pt-dlgrr— of al) hogs ratahMjr.rd. fOr.. etc. Bee all volumes of Ohio Poland China Record for complete ii'rtory of this famous hen!. Hpralai rate of one and one-thin! fareon all railroads for round trip tickets. COL. J. A MANN. LEVI ARNOLD, Proprietor. Auctioneer. Box 444. Plainwell, Allegan Co., Mich. Michigan Central ** The Niagara Falla Routt.” Stations. B4STWAJID. HarnyrrM................ ...b’y’aRsifisris. Stall oua. nfflee of the Rcglrtra of Drads for th<* County at Parry and Stair of Michigan, on the Slat day ot ScptemtM-r A. I> 1*6 in liber 31 of moricages. ----------------------------------- ----------on paite- 13 on which mortgage to be due at the date ot thiv n..„, ..... ... v three hundred thirty seven dollars and a reason­ able ally’s. fee provided for In said mortgage and ou >uit or proceedings at law having txen instituted to recover tiir moneys secured by said mortgage, or nny part thereof: Now. therefore, by virtue of tbe power of sale con tai’ ed la said mortgage, and the statute in such case made and provided, notice is hereby given that on Saturday the 12th day of March. A. D. HB2. at ten o’clock in the forenoon, I shall sell at public, to the highest bidder, at the north front door of the court honse In tbe city ot Hastings. Michigan, (that being the nla'e where tbe circuit court for Barry county to buldenl, ttie premises described In said mortgage, or so much thereof as may be necessary to nay the Cleveland and Harrison all ot the book* being received by U«|. until now they have a nice of which the city may well be Beaidea tbe book*. al] of tbe leadax-nea and papers are taken. Thh CASTOR IA for Infants and Children; Tbe Journal berates ns for calling atten“No man is born Jnto the world whose teatloh to fts inaccurate statement regard­ work Is not born with him: there is always tag the method of electine officers at tbe work and tools to work withal, for those annual meeting of the Agricultural society, who will; and blessed are the horny hands especially for saying that the Australian of toll! Tbe busy world shoves angrily P H Evans to Amanda J Evans ixrceJ Middle ■yatera had been adopted; and then with aside the num who stands with arms akim­ vllle flan. characteristic foolishness proceeds to prove Amanda Evans to Sami Crossman lot 7 blk 10 bo set until occasion tells him what to do; tbe truth ot what we said. Its statement MlddleviftoMS. and he who waits to have his task marked Crosituan to Delia HUI parcel Middlerearts: “The voting to be conducted as In T’.Saiunel out shall die, and leave his errand unful­ lle IMS. rogue for the election of township officers: C H Snyder Wm It Cramer parrel M oodland filled.—James Russell Lowell. 00. 1. e. the names of the 'fleer* to be upon James Winslow to Elizabeth J Winslow 30 ac ae ballot, all voters to have their name* see M Baltimore <400 Tbe food furnished Inmates of tbe Adrian recorded when they present tbeir ballot” Samuel Campbell to Marr McQueen 3 ac sec school for girls costsTtfx cents a day Mr All well-informed people, and we bad pre- 25 Tboruamrle fll. Chas MeQureti to Samuel Campbell ft ac see » each person, the lowest rate of any of the •wined to class oar contemporary among state institutions. Tbe upper pcnlnsnla aueh. know that what he has outlined AivaMutt to Jacob C Mott 40ac sec 33 Hope prison pays the most, 25 cents a day for above is the Australian system of balloting. food. Ell Chariton to Mary N Sidnam 43 ac sec 24 each Inmate. We regret exceedingly that tbe rash tem­ Hartings glOOO. per of our contemporary leads him to call Mnry M ffidnam to Ell F Charlton 95 ac sec to am Barnes for bellevetag what he savs. If Michigan, pursuant to lieeusc and authority it shall make him fed so bad to have jh*ogranted to mt on the 14th day of December. A. 1> iBrt. by the Probst. Court of Calhoun County jde believe him, they will get all out of the Michigan, all of the estate, right, titto fend tn ■Btioaof it trrert of the wd minor of. In and to the rea estate slUixtrd and being In tbe County of Barry Holiday rates. Round-trip excursion In the Ntair of Michigan, kuuwn sod d-»rri'..'.i tickets will be sold by the Michigan Cen­ as folicwa towtt: Lots untnber two hundred erven, the north half ot lot number two hun­ tal, the Niagara Falls route, at reduced ' * dred nine, the south half of lot number one hun­ rates as follows: From ail stations west of Cyrus W. Field’s physician says his pa­ dred twentv-five. the south one fourth of lot the Detroit river to all Michigan Central tient to out of danger. Mr. Field knew number one hundred twenty-three, al! In the Citv of Hutlngs. In said county and state, ac­ aud IMaoit. Bay City A Alpena_______ railroad what to expect before hto son was arrested, cording the recorded plat ot ■»< said city. •taticoa (excepting tbe Tetodo division, rc- 80 that event bad UUle effect on him. ,.. ..« tnI.-. —..,.*. . i. flpvdieg which special provisions are made), A Mctbodisx church has been closed by Dec. M. U, and 81. 1801, aad Jan. 1, 1892. ■nod to re-tun until Jan. 4. 1892, at one the government in Vienna because Its pas­ tor Ind Insulted the Catholic religion by «Bd one-third fare for tbe round trip. From his denunciation of masses and ot blaspebe *11 station* west of and Including Ortemo. ticket* will be sold to Grand Rapids & inotis fables. Indiana railroad points, and from stations Tbe movement origln*tii>E In Minneap­ west of and Including Michigan City to olis to send a shipload of flour to the starv­ Chicago A West Michigan railway points. ing peasanUi of Russia has so far brought Half tickets for children will be sold at plrilges for 700,000 pound* of lour from ©ue-half the above rate*. These tickets miners throughout tbe country. will out be accepted fur passage on tbe fast Two members of the crew of Goodell, wenlibtiled expree* trains. Noe. 5, r., to. wbo drifted across Lake Huron in a row Ate! SO. boat two weeks, had tbeir feet badly frozen. One of them, a boy named Wixom, bad both of hl- amputated. Avrtmamnay 5eW,and a Woman may spin, a And a Woman jmy WbrKaUday, " *’ ' •'comesinfo her house Then vanish any, use hi 11 aire 01 ixcccinwvr, idmiv yvari r.e UtuuMDd eteiil hundred and ninety one. ■' !*reaeDl, Cliwles W. Annstrong. Judge ef Probate. In the matter of the estate of Hannah In the matter of fire estate of Hiram Qiaekenbuah, d rreare*. Forbes, deceased. (in rending and filing the pctinon. duty vraiOu reading and filing tbe petition duly veri­ fied, ot Irvin S. Forbes, son of said decewied. find of Charie* W Jordan, ndmlnlrtrator nf ruuyiog that administration of said estate tuny said estate Dr*}Ing that bls final ucrou.it this be grarled to said petiooer or some other day filed may bn brand and allowed and a deer* e <.t cb*trtbuti.« and.MsIgnnieut entered and be suitable person. Thereupon It to ordered.tbat Tneaday. the 1Mb diwlie.ritru from bis said tru-t Thereupon it la united, that Wrdnendav. tbe day uf January. A. D. ttrz. at ten o’chek in the Cnrenoofi. t e axMgned for the bearing of said Kb <io ol Jai-uaryTt. D.. Irt.' rt ten o'clock petition, and that the brim af law of Mid dveras- in the lorvr><H»u. be aesta-cd fur the hearing ert Mf. and all other persoM liHrresled in mart r-*id iwtitiun. aiidtl-.nl we heirs rt law ot mud drct used and all rtber persons interested tn Mild Mar. are required to i;5*w al a anurtott ol MWrnurt. limn to be bokien al the Probe.te ertrte. are required to appear at a seraion ettfce. tn the city of Hartings. In Mid e*«urtv, of *a!(i court tlirn to be hoideo at the Probate aud «>k>w cause, if any there !■*. why th* prayer tXfiea. in the city of HMtlnga. In saM rourty. nt «»e petitioner may not l>e grnnteri. And it to furttier ordered, that said netisbmw give Kalamazoo Lv. Eart Coo p-t.... Richland June*! REMEMBER If yon are in need of drug­ call at the A complete line of drugs, medicines and cigars. Pres­ criptions and receipts accur­ ately compounded., Pocket books at cost. A fine and com­ Coat* Grave. plete line of combs, toilet WF*iUD I it v “ 4*nin ®l....... soaps, nursing bottles and fit­ UMlng..’................ *... 0 13 3 2rt...................... Detroit ................................... 1 to!.................. tings; hair, tooth and clothes •Mtuiis on signal only. brushes; books, pens, pencils, ♦ No* ft and « win not earrv paswngere unless provided with freight train permits. efnfinnnrv ofn Thn knot Freight trains will be run at «be convenience the oompany. who reserve the right to change pens on the market. Eye | of the time ol such trains without notire. F. BttsR. GenT Manager. glasses very cheap. The larg­ est and best line of chamois, .ETROIT, LANSING sponges, perfume, sat chet pow­ ' & NORTHERN ders, thermometers and artists’ material in Hastings. An ex­ tensive line of holiday goods which will be sold cheap for cash. Remember our prices are lower than any in Hast­ ings. . . SMOKE Eb. POWER/ NO. 35. ALWAYS THE SAME ALWAYS THE BEST IN THE ’ HICAGO & WEST MICHIGAN Ry. LvGr.muiUpla* rhlragn................. IMtlaMaMhs. ... Rei ton Harbor. . Traverwat try Muskraoti.... Maalrtrr... l,unt»Ki'»i .... Big Rapida. . �w m. ooiiin a tramp moulder wet taksn 1» M &1M»WO l«t Wee, p., ^,„ry When he we* brought out for inspwikin Tud hul l" *“ own A0 j^k knlvM, jKjmc ruur., >nj l1Ur., culler, were louna upon bl, pcreon nt with l*8S*7'. np 11,0 ro*M* along the hill WM kiTMleU tor burjl.r,. ““'*W -lr ot dej«£„ rd. rid«rt ^1' The poultry ekhlHUo. K«|lniTO0 ’kh^enoi ZS.,”1!0. ..Xy t™n> the but hollow openea ImI Week .nd wt. . cran<l .oeeesA WO, M>d th. ly, Ot the dlmloutle, m>‘ y,« Some nervy burglar. -ni. r™l the offleo ot H. U. Hubb.nl & sou In Battle Creek •Ml roob«l the ..feotSiO In c,.b and. Kbld Witch. Tbe work wu doo. .t noon. In the big bunt Wedunday E. D, Bar­ bar*. aide won. bls total count, being ,6S», Nervous Prostration, Slecplesraes^Slck and NervouaHeadache, B-u kache, Dizziness, Morbid Fears, Hot • Nervous pyBpepsin,Dullnesa,Coniusion, Hysteria, Fite, St. Vitus Dance, < tpiutn Habit, Drunkenness, etc, are cured bv Dr. Miles’ Restorative Nervine. It does not contain anr opiates. Trial bot­ tle and fine books FREE at druggists. Dr. Mile# Medical Co, Elkhart, Indiana, THI A I BOTTLE FREE. Sold by W. H. Goodyear, PARENTS—Give tour children a knowledge ■ l..u,k .hurrh.i-.l friwiMndU... a.lJL E.htcaie tliem at the Grand Rapids [Mich.] Busn.-». College. Ledyard Block, cor. Pearl and < >: mwsi »ts. Visit na. For catalogue address A. - ’\iriMi. successor to C. G. Sweiuberg WET! COLD! SLUSH! again at M«o tor Benertlcb The boy. care lured Mt rabbit, ns ,0,11. 71, iilrrtTli. 1 ‘‘*brru<- » aquIrreU, to L ! ”wU' 1 l,cl“"lPe- l taliik. 1 hawk and l muakrab Tbe amount re­ wired by the W. It, C. waa »M 00. A deputy w.rdrn ot Calhoun county wm watcblllg aonie tollowa tn tbe act ot spearing tish in one of tlw str.-ami. About the time that he had a dead open and abut on the parties, he wan pounced upon and given a threshing that he will not forget for wme time. He h not hunting for law breakers any more, but is hunting to find a spot on his anatomy that isn’t sore. ,H,rtliOelc. assaulted Deputy Sheriff u illisms uf Eston county and was put In the lock up. He has now com­ menced a suit agalnvt Sheriff Pollock for 35000 damagt-b for false imprisonment. Daniel Dickinson, of Eaton, owned a bog. and like all the rest of its kind wasn’t contented until It was causing some one some trouble. This hog in par­ ticular gut out of Its pen and went over to one ot Mr. D’s. neighbors. He went after it, but instead ot getting his own porker, got one of his neighbors hogs, t<a»k It home and killed it before he discovered his mis­ take. The residents around there think they have a pretty good joke on him now. Albert Jackson, ot Charlotte, foreman of a gang in the Lake Shore freight bouse in Toledo, was terribly Injured, last week by Iteiitg strack acrons the back of his head with a club. In the hands of an Italian who had a grudge against him. Judge Van Zile. formerly o! Charlotte, has been appointed a lecturer on the fac­ ulty of the. new Detroit college uf law. RUBBER FOOTWEAR which is the Best? ' >UWE FOB EVSRTONE—See that tbe word “CANDEE” ' Is suunped co the bottom ef every sbee. BANKRUPT STORE, M. R. LAYTON, Agent. HASTINGS, MICH. • Si'reialh- wppltrd d'reot from our factory. -r mac- .f Rubber Boom aud Shoes bought Some one attempted to rob the Brook­ field postoftice last week. Kalamazoo and Grand Rapids are con­ testing with each other in the game of In­ door base ball, with Grand Rapids in the lead so far. ' Henry M. Kingman. Vice president and cashier of tbe First National bank ot Chi­ cago commitusl suicide in Grand Rapids last week by hanging himself with a shawl strap. Fur tbe last yiar or so be bad been taking treatment at the Alma Sanatorium and was thought to be Im­ proving. He was on bis way home from Alma to Chicago. W. O. HugbarL president ot the <». R. Jt I. R. R. has resighed his position and the active work will be' »|one by his son. J. P. 11. Hughart, one ot the best railroad men in the state. L. CANDEE & CO., Defa itt bavins; been made in the condition certain mongage made and eiecutcd by • <»■< C. Alverson aud Al itfa- L. Aivcnfuti.bls ' •-.I'r.of Irvfag. Mi .-higa-i. to Ike Henq^rsbott, <>t Hastings, Michigan. dated tx-totw/tweuty-.-.tii. A, i>. IMA and recorded tn tbe office of :• Reci*ter of l»ee l<- lor Kam counly.Mlchir wi. on the Cth day of November. A. I>. t#e, in liber 23 ot mortgiuie* on pages ’•* and 33. which •«.i.d mortgage was duly assigned by the sgid Ike Renderthott toJamea Cam-ron. of Woodland. Mknizan. by a-rignmeni bearing date the The Michigan Trust Comp my has con­ tracted at fur S5000 worth of marble for wainseoraing the halls and corridors ot their new building being erected in Grand Rapids. For some time past Kent county has been infested with a gang of burglars who Mwmcd to make tbe smaller places in the county their objective points. After the depot was broken in at Rockford week, a fanner living several miles from d in lit • cot*-.lx th that place, saw a couple of suspicious look­ 3Lm in-rt ing characters go into a barn. Officers were notified nt once and the fellows were f.ut», Ml.-h. by aa-irtinient beannzdate the 21M token into custody and some of tbe plun­ day of _Xo»eniteT. A. D. 1M» and rec-»r<h-d tn der from tbeir rvc»ul burglaries found. the office of said Eeeister of Iteods for Barry foamy. Michigan. «>u taerirt«tayotNdvraiber. -Old Jeff,” a white horse that was capt­ A. !•. in fiber » of «r»ru-xge- on page «W. ».% »’.'•> ■) the said Geo Pres!on dulv aliened ured at the second Bull Run battle by the to ba&M -Striker. William F Sidnani and First Michigan calvary and afterward ac­ V,T..ia:u 11. Haw. the Albion College Endow­ companied the Michigan boys of the Army ment Fund Conunltte-. • < Albina. Michigan. by K'lignment bearing date the eleventh day «• of tbe Potomac in all their engageuiente. He has spent March. A. D. It**, and recorded lu the office of is dead at the age of 3H. th- -..id ftegtuter ol Deed* for Barry County, UHXt of his time on a farm near Palmyra. ’•Lchi-ran. mi the 1 Kb day of March. A. l>. 3#*.*. Mich, since 1863. !:» liber 27 of maruragra on jmjre 321 — -----------..— •_ claimed > Meh mortgage \Valter;ciark. of Battle Creek, purchased a yearling <x>lt In Coldwater last week that cost him 81050. sald luted to recover The det-l secured 1 n> »rt<agfc orany iMtrsbereoL . Therefore. by virtue of the nt sal- contained In »*id murtxzge. ana the stat ute hi *uch case made and pnnldrd. tu.twei-hereby dven that on Friday, the 3Kth i . i ..... . r. «nn la vur <‘'ItllUUS Ul ma/. .... wilt sell at public aurtiuuto the highest bidder, at the north front door of the Court House In the City of Hartings. Barty County. Michigan. • that being the place when* the Circuit < >art lor Barry County ii holden’Jhe premises described In said mortgage, or m» much thereof ......... . ... ..... ...... 4<nt .In. ..n -ild mortgage, with seven per cent, inures, tii-reun. Bird ull legal cortS. together with। an auorney fee of twenty-five uollars as provided therein, the premises being described tn said mortgage as ail that certain pleer or parcel of undstiuateln thr.towo«t»lp ot if’Wt iD thS Countv of Barry wjd the Stale of Michigan, and flt»criocd as todo«s: To-ult: Tbe west half Di! of the north west quarter ■ \ ! of sectioo number twenty Ove i»J. •« town Xu. tour] i- north pf range nine .U) west, aw con tai nioc eighty acres of land more or less, according to the government survey tn-reot. D VXIKI. Stkikkk. William F. Siumam. William K. Hazk, The Albion College Endowment Fund Com uam . ki. htikkb. A.iuiii’j’ *■« . bated, Harting*. Mich., December 2d, L*t. PROBATE ORDER. The profit in peppermint culture is shown by the following dispatch from Con­ stantine. St. Joseph county tn the Kalama­ zoo Telegraph. The culture of peppermint has developed into a bonanza in this vicimtv. Tbe Florence marsh yielded jtO.OOO worth of the produel the past sea­ son. h i» only a few years since the marsh was a vast expanse of waste land, soft that cattle mired tn Its mud. The waste was improved by cutting a ditch from the Fawn river which.left the ground hard. The capabilities of the place are not nearly developed- The oli of pepperallot 1. ..trotted on '•• »0« •«< “» »£; duct of last season was about .0,000 pounds. , Im Wright, ot Cheater, who l» J“’> hixav trow a trip ro hl. boyhood home In Etiltlatrf. wa» • caller at the ItepubUcin office. Satuntej. aud e.prv-s-l hta«l»M heartily glarf'to get back. He found ever}thine 'v completely . luuited at bit old titenr M to be decidedly diMPpolntinx. A«ncultare U In • bad »'«* 1 England, he uy». ‘Ild •l'™ “ t.rm.-n, cap lay their »be"'d”«o In l.'«> nool cheaper than tin? English farintrs can K7.' STXrtate*. b. thluu. th...evert- bodv is leaving tire farms. ^itXTo “MCtdUrmbm J2?32iiSU5SS>. “WUSSSyU? ■>£ • "e^P. cSrir.*W. Armrucw. Judge of more than in 1550. great landed estates entirely to .pasture. Farming doT*n * p' tiierc and only «*o farmers remain In bi* old nrlghburiiobd. —Charlotte Republican. In the matter of the estate of Fidelia E. Kuardiauinsaid kOU- sod having since add of said arcounts UP to the prescut time m*T be irdetel. .bat Friday. *e nh dayofJanuary. A. b. i*M. S*5?® iuthrtoreuomibe£?d^ ^iSe.Tf tb^ t*. -by tee pr-J«- -* S*<1 lurrvoi. i»y cawuis ’"■•“■PSI" Frwk U>»rt white down . <M in I„, mine « I.lip-n.ln< ««-• X™* “ hrod b* « .bo’olfui ot —f.h. which tell down the «b«n WUWt blm iMUnilj. JuthMIlkr. toy—« old. wm■ .elded Tbnnda, M ber home in Tide. While romplno .he MlnJ.oeCkw «1>O WM crnrln, • b«,li ot. m bolllnr m water. TWBer F B CKMC. ot Boebroter. S. SoSHTbS W AMWTMOMO. The Iter. CUM >» <»Id to be > brtlllaot y ooog preacher. Th! «< Wy with th. «>d rlntlo »ll mw uck. u ndut), WMgon thT™2?7.i,h*clI’T^"jr *“* '•“’it. th.J thtUtttortb.otitdt. lloirmpoo, hickory . million I'ble rV‘ f“n>”t O««Ut. through hrata» .hoot bl* «r.woy^Sk 10 -otH1 i?! vU1 • t°w“ 1»«1 A * ?>rt,k <»«l.nd bi. Prine. Alh.rtMirM-uruoe.on, The leg. ot bl. hurt, were thick p.|nud with rhe pre,*lent ytdlow dope trom the roul In <be hoctoms beyond the hilL "Golngto Sjlyenrillcr' ended th. town to th. pMrt^h upon hi. rtM° “I reckon." ‘‘You can’t get through.” * Why can't If" of mndholm down the roafl tbero a bit that will .wallow both those rate of yours?" grinned tbe facctioiis u . “J*®’ t,ppln« hU whlP tbe diminutive mules. Th5’kl,‘1 •“ •il“Ur • “’■■"•ntrben be got down and carefully tightened the bands straps and tugs of bls gw, and backed off, silently gazing at the two pro­ pellers. Climbing Uac|i into his seat he pondered dubiously awhile. Then he aerate bed hb head. ' “Is them holes putty deep?” “No bottom!" cheerfully returned tbe town bred man. **y^ ?°° con,e trough ’em ysrrolf?" "Git through all right?” ‘•Yes." The old man's grizzled face broke into a bright smile of reassurance. He pulled up hb lines, whacked the smali anima!* a couple with bb hoop pole goad and shouted: "G’lang there, Moses and Aaron! A mule kin git through cf a jackass kinl” • And the team went over the bill on tbe jump, while the town bred man got down, venomously kicked the horse for nothing at all and loped down the road with a facial exprea.-!<»n that would have soured vinegar picktaL—Memphis Appeal-Ava­ lanche. Of nil American cities Washington is perhajH the only one where the guide is a fl xml institution and guiding a permanent profession. Sam Strachn is the most in­ teresting of the guild. He is a veteran of tbe war, and was a protege of Thad Ste­ vens, the leader of the house during the stormy war period and hardly less stormy reconstruction period which succeeded. One day Sam fell lu with a prosperous and intelligent looking Bovereign on a visit to his capital. Sam guided him all about. He took him through the White Hoose and treasury, up the monument, through the Capitol and botanic garden. When finally the tour of sight seeing was through, tbe visiting sovereign shook Sam warmly by the hand and said; “My dear sir, I am much obliged to you for your kindness in showing me about the city. I ain the publisher of a maga­ zine, a most intereating monthly, and to show you that I appreciate your kindnesa. I want you to give me your name and ad­ dress, and I will send you my magazine for a whole year, twelve copies, one * mouth, free of charge, sir, free of charge, Mr.” “That’s ail Tight," Baid Sam. taking a fresh grip on tbe visitor’s hand; “that's all right. 1 don’t think I could eat more than one magazine a month, not more than one. sir. In the meantime, a dollar will help me to sustain life until tbe first magazine comesalong, a dollar, sir.” He got the dollar, but not the magazine. —Washington Post. The Voice of Senator Plumb Silenced by Death. I Al, . 1 MAS ■ Ju,", IK dklortondentoapeerloo. appraUa.M;, in th« Inwov Lrvn» _______ _ ■_ _ . . .^£: *££. rc* ’’ BTRIOKEK U THE PRIME OF LIFE, t^X’Tfa k . e>l.«lnce IU. _____ .. . .. During tbe war he fought hi# .way up from , a ee«md lieutenancy to tbe lieutenant-col miLMdpof the 11th Kanaaa infantry. A s.-.-i ;rr ©J Foartaan Yaaea. Senator Plumb had served fourteen yean in the senate, and two yeuv ago was re elected for a term which should have ex Wasbinotok. Lee. 81. —Senator Preston ptred in 1W5. He was one of the best knowx B. Plumb, of Ramms, died suddenly of men fa congrtm. Hl* tall, athletic form fils swinging, western gait, his breezj apoplexy shortly before noon yesterday. method of speaking, and his nigged fade His death occurred in tbe unpretentious pendence and originality of thought and three star)' brick boarding bouse, 610 Four­ action made him a notable man in the sen­ teenth street, in this city, within a rtODa’s ate, and he was a power on all question* tc which he gare hi# mind. He was an om nivorou* reader and an untiring worker In the few days that the present congraa has been fa M-#«ion he had submitted mon than thirty bill# of a more or les* public character, embracing almost everything ol interest to his constituent* from free silva, coinage upward# and downwards. Funeral Services nt the Capitol. The body of the late senator was taker from hi# apartment* under escort tot the capital police to the marble room of the senate at 10 o’clock this morning. At LU p. m. it waa removed to the senate cham ber. where the funeral services were con­ ducted fifteen minutes later by Rev. J. G. Butler, chaplain of the senate. At 2180 tht body will be taken to the Baltimore and Potomac railroad station, accompanied bj th<* congressional committee, the president, the cabinet and other officials, and for warded under charge of the congremion al committee to Emporia, Kan., where the interment will lake place Dec. M at 3 p. m. Hl# Bereaved Family. The senator leaves two unmarried daughters, who are now living with thcii widowed mother at his late home in Em nm ADUIULHSDiO TUB EDrtl throw of the Eblrftt House, Riggs House, and Willard’s hotel, in which convenient treatrucut for his eyesight in Philadelphia, and a l»y of 12 and a girl of 14 at school in location he has for the last five or six sea­ Pennsylvania. sons taken up his quarters during the ses­ sion# of congrats. In a very short apace of Senator Plumb's lamentable death ot time the news spread over the city, and the coarse closes the present buainem of the expression# of regret were universal, and senate except the adoption of the concur not confined to any political party. Vice rent resolution sent over from the house to Preaident Morton, accompanied by Mrs. adjourn on Wednesday next antil Jon Cameron, wife of Senator Don Cameron, of Pennsylvania, was one of the callers, and placed his serricea at the disposal of the friends of the deoil senator. Senator Peffer, Plumb’s Alliance col­ league. remained in attendance several hours, answering questions and render­ ing any a*sistanc«- in hi# power. During the afternoon nearly every senator in town either called in person or sent mcasages of condolence, and some of the most earnest­ ly exprt^sed of the latter came from sena­ tors on the Democratic side, by all of whom the KniiHas statesman was respected. Charles B. Reade, nsaistant sergeant-al­ arm# of the senate, took clmrge of the re­ main# and caused telegrams to be sent to the absent wife and children of tbe dead senator. . Mr. Plumb had t>cen ailing more or leas ever sine* the cluse of his labors in the last campaign in his state, which resulted so satisfactorily to himself and his party.. He was at all times an indefatigable worker, bat in thia campaign he out-did him>elf. On bis return to Washington he attempted to throw into his senatorial duties his aocurtutned ardor, but complained that he could not concetrate his facultica with his accustumed readiness. He felt dazed and uncertain lx«th mentally anti phyfflcally. Preliminary symptoms of tbe disease which finally carried him off with «ucb startling rapidity were not wanting. TWO BAD RAILWAY WRECKS. P1TTEBVBQ, Dec. 17.—The following is a correct report of the wreck on the Pitta bnrg. Fort Wayne ami Chicago railway at Lima, O., yesterday, given by the railway officials: About 9JO o'clock yesterday morning the ^lining car in paaaenger train No. 25 (the Columbian express) left the <>ive i7? e 8t fylu^of io^ TpMeco. j\|o Monkeying ? me .to# enuine Tar ftuqTve cf^ev/ed it an<^ whenIfiiid ix "thirty I Cah't be beat. (NEW YORK) pasiiing siding-At Lima, O., and the two following sleeping cars went with it. The Has the I-argrr Dally Clrrulztlon than anr Republican Newiqiaper in America. , dining car waa wrecked and tbe two sleep­ ing cars badly damaged by being thrown against the engine of east-bound freight train, second Na 72, Which was waiting on the silling for No. 25 to pass. A broken rail was the cau»e. The following is a correct list of the Tbe Aggressive Republican Journal killed and injured: Killed—Phillip Nutt, of the MetropoU*. fireman of second No. 78, left, leg crushed A NEWSPAPER FOR THE MASSES. and otherwise injuring nim. died at 1 o’clock p. m.; H. J. Manuel, cook in din­ ing car.scalded, died before be could ixs ex­ tricated from the wreck; J. H. Curtis, rook in dining car. scalded, died in hotel Daily. Injured—Mr*. H.’N. Brown. New York, back badly hurt, and her child also re­ ceived slight injuries; Mra. A. Smith. Jer­ sey City, badly bruised about hip and shouldcra; Mra. Smith’s little boy injured internally and not expected to live: Mrs. Christie. Washington, ride badly bruised; F. C. Dunn," Seattle, bead badly cut; Mra. F. C. Dunu, Seattle, shoulder, left leg and head cut (Mr. and Mrs. Dunn not seri­ ously injured); W. G. Hamilton, New York, head cut and ride hurt; W. T. Hamilton. New York', left leg hurt; J. S. Russell, Cbirago, hex! cut and ride Imdly hurt; C. W. George, Chicago, left hand and side badlr braised; P. D. Ogle. London, head bedlj- hurt: G. W. Hancock. Philadelphia, right ridi* bruised: E. Danforth, San Francwrd. rid* badly bruised; W. A. lumber, San Francisco, head cut and left side badly bruised; F. A. laeippert, Milwaukee, Imdly hurt on head an^ body-- G. W. Foote, dining car conductor, badly hurt about head and neck; G. W. Hailer, Pullman conductor, left ann and leg hurt; Peter Parsons, brakeman, injured aliout bead and shoulder; N. E. Thomaa, dining car waiter, badly hurt. Snaflay. Weetly. Circulation Over 100,000 Copies Daily. The Most Remarkable Newspaper Success In New York. For weeks port when he bad occasion to write a letter {wrsonally the lines wan­ nn pia<-M In the columns of The Press. X dered up and down the pagi'in the most The Pre as has the brick test editorial page tn New York. Itjipurkle* with point*. irregular manner, and he found iHflicnity The Pnr» Sunday edition is a splendid twen­ even in signing with regularity those ty page paper, covering every current topic oC Interest. Nearly 200 years ago a u>nn went into tbe letters which bls secretarj prepared for The I’rexs weekly edition eontalD* all the him. On the street he lost himself occa ­ woods to hunt. He camped in a field good thing# of the dally and Sunday edition#. alone, ntid was wakened by a noise like the sionally. Several day# ngo, just after lie prevented by dl«tancr from early r» Iwatiug of a drum. Gaingin the direction ojKtning of the senate, walking with the weekly t* a splendid *ubrtltute. of the Bound he found a man who led him Colonel E. C. Maunlng, hi# frequent com­ to a spot where people were assembled panion. he rtoppw! as Manning was about dancing around a laurel bush. One of to leave him, and sank "Don’t go Man­ AS AN ADVERTISING MEDIUM, them hinted a slick and thrust it through ning; I want you to mat by me; I don’t his cheek and then applied a uiedicine to know exactly where I am." THE PRESS abow him how quickly it could heal the He thought that the trouble might arise Within the reach of all. The tert and cheapest wound. They told him how the medicine newspaper In America was made by mixing com and squaah with from ■mme imjiaimirtit of hb virion, and after the adjournment of the senate on DsUy and Sunday, one year........................... KJD water. All nt onco be perceived that they MO were not human beings,as he had thought, Thursday ia*t went to Philadelphia, where but bears, 1 leavers and foxes, which all flew his eldest #on is under treatment fur de­ fective eyesight, to take advice in hl# own off as he lookeiL “ four month# However, be made up the prescription rw The eminent medical men he con­ WATERWAY TO THE^ATLANTIC. Sunday, one year............. and used it with great sticrest, compound­ sulted told him fmnkly that unless he gave ing enough of it to last more than a cen­ himself an immediate rest, and exercised the greatest core, softening of the brain tury. Thia was tbe origin of the great medicine of the Senecas. The people sing might result. With this warning ringing DETllOFT, Dec. IB.—At the second day's over its preparation every time the deer in bi# rers he returned to Washington with session ot the deepwater convention yester­ Address. a determination that after the senate ad changes it* coat.—Wn*bington Star. THE PRESS, joined for the holidays he would return to day a memorial to congress was adopted Philadelphia and put himself airier the which call# for legislation to construct a care of I>r. Pepper for a prolonged cutrae twenty-foot channel through the lakes and What docs M00,«»,000 worth of silver of treatment. ____ connecting waters between Chicago, Du­ mean? Slated in figures, or expired in ADMIMHTRATOK’S SALE. luth, Superior and Bnffalo;-atoo for the THE WARNING CAME TOO LATE. words. It conveys to minds «» ordinarily Bun-ry of * roat* the name depth Starks, deceased. constituted no definite idea other than that through our own serritory between the Notice I* hereby given that I shall sen at of an incomprehensible something, en­ great takes and the Atlantic ocean. Involv- Kblle auction to toe lilgbert bidder, on Friday. dowed with certain potentialities-possi­ ■ eighth dav of .Unuary. A. D.. 1«!. at teat ng the Improvement of the Hudson rivw. o'clock, in the forenoon al the Probale court He even mentioned to friends that ha bly for good, possibly for evil. Yet silver fe a physical entity, poasessing tbf prop­ might return to Philadelphia today with­ so as to give twenty feet of water from erties of length, bremlth, thickness, capac­ out waiting the adjournment of the senate. Corakle to Troy; abm for the establish­ ity to occupv or fill space, and weight. l>t He came back by tbe fl o’clock train and ment of a complete chain of lighthouses us apply these properties to tbe WOO.000.000. went to Chamlkerlin’M well-known ntrtau- and other beacons all through the great Coined into dollars the product will rant for dinner. lie took his scat at one of take*. Will Go to Work on Con*TO«. weigh over 22,000,0)0 pounds avoirdupois, the small table# in the rear of the public Arrangements were also made to bring Michigan, kn.wn and described as foUowo. or 11,000 net tons, ami if its movement pressure upon congreoa to 'secure thia is desirable, will necessitate for so doing dining room, atone. Senator Plumb was Beginning at a pofr.t thirty eight OR) rods work. A committee wan appointed to •BHithof remarkably abstemious in bis habits, and tbe eenter port <>t section twenty crtghS the use of 1,000 railroad freight cars carry­ bring the action of this convention to tbe {■ik in township one (1; north raage afaetnwert. ing eleven tons each, or 2.3M) cirs carrying he did not dcjiart from tbe usual curtom attention of the national legislature by ob­ on this occasion. He partook td no wine five tons each.c r 5,500 twoboree taining bearing# Iwforc the proper comfour Ui rods tn place of te-glnnlng. being tn the carrying each two tons.—David A. Wells or other stimulant. Ex- Senator Mahuue, of Virginia: Frank Hatton, of ihe 55 aah- mioeea. the prerident of. the convention township of Barr?, county ol Barry and state in Harper’s Weekly. . Uing requested to use hi« influence to of Mictiieiui. ington Port; Senator -%<>*». I*1* Bated NwemhW 2«h. A- D . 1OL have the hearing# occur al the earliest vate secretary were at adjoining tablo.. moment practicable. The convention also Taken HI in the NightProfessor Ernst Curtiua claims to have approved <rf the move for a ^irvey of a They ail entered into conversation with discorerod a way to distinguish male headship canal route between Lake Erie and ADMINWTKATOB'S SALE. from tho*e of female figures .oun<l in Plumb, but in tbe midst of it tiw Kansas the Ohio river. Farwell of Chicago offend Greece He says he has proved to bis i«t senator stapp«l end drew out a bottle of a reaolution asking congrre# to formulate given that I shall aril a medicine which lie shook up and took a satisfaction Ina number of importantcmbb a plan for the employment of convict labor . I.nn To—. that the Greek sculptors gave tbe male eye dose of, remarking with an apology in the construction of a ship canal from Invariably a round, thick shape, while the for bi* doing «o that he waa feel­ Lake Erie to Dike Ontario; referred to quite -lek. and feared that Mfire hl the city of Harttag# ,ta, to* female eye b made to appear more oval ing County of Berry, in the* Kate «T Htekigy. he was going to be laid up with the committee. pureoard to license aad BMlbcMtar grip He would not even then admit the granted to me on n>e thirteenth da^ at uravc brain trouble of which be hail beenBaton Rocoz, La.. D«. 1» -Tbe -ragDispatch. nlar” Democratic convention, with about h.nae u> hU rooirtrbal duisnal M»n>« four-fifths of tbe delegate* present, tart A Greek merchant iiitnxlucsd coffee into w(nl to b«L About 2 o'clock la Ur a:ora- night nominated S. D. Mchuery for gov­ “Merrie England,” and thus advertiM-u tt, toa b. .rou-fl bi. UudLml. Mr. ^“=>">5*, ernor and a full ticket. quarter fi -The virtue of the coffee Pu? Mrtn«tlu>l b» Mt rmH, 111. a“d Mk«l liquelysold by Pmqu* n “U Mn> to Mbd tor the doctor, 5'; ph“P?WalwL cx-aurgeon general at of the na y, SHU SWG. N. Y.. Dec- «L-A lire WM .O»O><««1. nod roroatortl to "'‘"S' “f at Croton landing at 10 o'clock Saturday t>- north rod. eortainl:« fe»«l own Iieau. A* a.mao ...—«• ..... _ _____ _k.nl. rturv.A VPfcTA'Ci ^y„ .bop. became moratag which burned eleven boo—to of land mot r or te*e. 3^ Samd. Lu- «3t«,<J0Q; partly tn *^Bora'tooai”ta 1«W, brforo ««. ‘“•””7“ rf,fT'pl5: Drtroll Wh P—■ „ lawyer and a taaker U. wurkrtl at U» �- = - ■ — — Hastings Banner. Hastings Thursday, Dec. H> 18*1. TKX. HASTINGS. M AVGVST editorial notes. Sweeping Reductions in Prices JUST BEFORE OUR INVENTORY. ' Another squawbuck has coxne to (trier. Jt seems to have been a meatihy tribe; and tbe end ot tbeir mUchlevvus work Is ?- BOSTON JTORt not yet. The latest brave to fall victim to hte owTrnlserable act* I* Dan. J3oper. the squawbuck secretary of state. .Dan seems to have shown a conslderablejj|cn>rlse ns a money maker. His faalary^as ?800 a year, and that Isn’t to be sneered at. But Daniel wanted to make a little money ou the side. The way he made itois told !n the very sped fl e charges filed against him by Frank B. Johnson, the democratic mayor of lAnslug. and upon which allega­ tions the governor demanded and received the resignation of the slippery Soper. These charges are as follows: (1.) Disposing of 700 legislative man­ uals. without compensation to the state, but for personal cunsideration. (k.) Disposing of 50 rets of Howell’s annototed statutes ofthe state of Michigan in same manner and for like purpose. (8.) Disposing of ‘•large quantities of the public acta of the state of Michigan, receiving pay therefor, which he has failed to turn over to the state, but has appropriat­ ed to his own use.” I (4.) Making contracts for purchase of supplies for the various departments of the state, “which purchases were made that vbe might personally profit by the same.” (5.) BAILEY BLOCK, In two weeks we commence taking our annual inventory and have now commenced our gigantic clearing sale to reduce stock as low as possible before inventory. ' The Knife Goes in Deep and Prices Cut Right and Left In every department. It will pay you to come 50 miles to trade with us the coming two weeks. makes no difference with us. We simply wish to reduce our stock one-half if possible. profit. (7.) Attempting to get money as a conukteratioa for making contracts for state supplies. (8.) Purchasing within the last 30 days two carloads of paper not needed at W cent above tbe price for such paper under * contract to take effect January 1st next, making these two carloads cost the state >500 more ttian necessary. (9.) Demanding of his deputy secretary, Louis E. Rowley, that he, Rowley, pay 3300 of his salary as deputy to him, Soper, which demand was made October 23d last, and was coupled with a threat that Rowley would be ••fired” if he did not pay tbe Cost of goods BOSTON STORE. We shall now close out upwards of 500 Ladies’, Misses’ and Children’s Cloaks at some price. We do not say some price to "have you come and make us an offer. As every garment is now marked to the lowest possible price and you will get it the first time. , t Appropriating money received for tbe state. (fl.) Negotiating contracts /or furnish­ ing stale supplies with a view to personal HASTINGS. ■ BOSTON STORE. • _ ■ I ----------------------- ’ , Our dress goods department will suffer a like reduction and now is your time to save.money. We can show you dress goods of every description and kindly invite you to call and see the goods. Prices are so low you will not be disappointed. . BOSTON STORE. Ladies’, Misses’ and Children's Underwear, Hosiery, Gloves, Corsets, Blankets, Comforts, Flannels, etc, must go at some price and that a low one. See us for dry goods of every description, cloaks, shawls, etc, and come now while we are making the lowest prices of any season of the year. Respectfully yours. S5UO. There may have been more things this slippery squawbuck did but they are not revealed now. Investigation later will show them. When the squawbuck state officers took tbe reigus of power, there was a fair sur­ plus of cash in tbe stall treasury. It is -well known that the democratic party is missionary society will — meet ------The visit of the squawbucks at LansingTbe home ------------------—-----. --- ------opposed to surpluses. It Is barely possi­ oune bljh. and hu «»i the ,uu- In nun; « th.home ot Mra. T. PhUllp. Wednem J .«»<. All are or., Ir.. ble that this particular representative of day, Dec. 30th. ■ItwnnVlAob at two o’clock. All In­ ways much money and loss reputation; vited to pe present aquawbuekcry was aiming to be a faithful but we guess it will be worth all it cost, member of his party by reducing the sur­ There will be special services at tbe for it will forever warn tbe people of Episcopal church next Wednesday evening, plus. We will not say as to tbe faithful­ Michigan against entrusting the govern­ Dec. 80th. The boy choir of 30 voices of ness; but It Is certain that he was after ment of tbe state to tbe democratic party. St. Luke's churob of Kalamazoo, will be Id some ot that surplus. attendance and furnish tbe singing. Rev. We oommend this squawbuck to the ten­ Tbe open switches and didn’t-know-lt- Fair, of St. Mark's church. Grand Rapids, will preach and other noted divines will be der mercies of tliose responsible for bls was-loaded guns continue to get In their present election. We think that this eloquent work of reducing our population. The P. T. 3. C. E. meeting at the Pres­ ■posUeof -reform" has shown bow necesbyterian church next Sunday evening at ■ary it was to “turn tbe rascals out," last Mix o’clock, to be led by Maurice Grigsby. year, and let in tbe innocent lambs of deXMctaey. We will Dot aay very much to The entertainment given by the Olivet ttaae farmers who were last year induced Quartette, assisted by Miss Anna B. Shep­ to give tbe democrats a chance to show ty connected with Emmanuel hard. in Union hall Thursday evening was bow they would and could reform things. be entertained Wednesday af­ not as largely attended as was desired, nor as largely as It should have been. This We will hoc say vary much, because it Isn’t ternoon, Dec. 30. by Mesdamcs F. Barlow, quartette Is one of tbe finest in the coun­ Valliant, McNaughton. VanAnnan, Wm. Huffman, E. Doyle. Dorr Mudge. Fred try. and their singing is such as citizens of have been Industriously kicking themselves Heath and the Misses Gertie Mudge. May this city don’t often have an opportunity of hearing. Miss Shepard’s singing was and repeating in sackcloth and aalies fur Brosseau, Lenore Valliant and Georgie fully up to what was exjiecled of her. Heath, from five until seven. several moons already. Miss Sara Jones solo was fully appreciated. Wasn’t that a nice tribe that swooped As outlined last week, .there will be a We regret that the attendance was not down on Lansing last January?! Christmas service of unusual Interest at larger, as it is rather poor encouragement It is more than probable that tbe end is tbe M. E. church on Christmas (Thursday) for professionals to slng^ to long rows of eve., and tbe lesson will be to teach that empty seats. But no matter how good en­ there is greater Joy In the giving than in tertainments may be, they cannot draw the receiving of gift*. The object is espec­ very large bouses in this city until there * ially to collect article* that will make the a new opera bouse. worthy poor of this city have a "Merry directly Christmas,” which articles and gifts wiil be distributed on the forenoon of the next day. There will be an Interesting pro­ gram of exercise*, and the price of admis­ sion will be as stated, an apple or more than one. which with tbe other gifts will go to tbe poor. Tbe only genuine Santa Chew will be present at tbe ehureb, and distribute some gifts to the children, and with his satellites will pack a box with ar­ FOR THE ticles for the poor. All persons connected with tbeM. £. church, congregation and Sunday school, all charitably disposed ptspie of the city, wbo desire to contribute i,ooo-ONE THOUSAND—i,ooo' Christmas Presents Additional Local News. MIXER’S c&ss visions of any kind to tbe worthy poor of this city are urged to do so through this give will make happy the Chriatataa of tbe deserving poor of this city. Tbe ehurefa will be open all tbe afternoon of Thursday, aad all articles will be received by a comstated tbe Christmas box at the state capital. tbe farced realg- BLOOD TH® CRKATRST CAHCER & SCROFULA ««ur OF THt AOE. their direction will be carried out tn good faith. For any further information apply Coot. T. Phillip® and J. L. Crawley, or to Rev. Puffer, er to the superintendent of tbe Senday reboot. Prof. Sterling. W® theny l v re of this opportunity to make g?>-! '.be toeart* ot the unfortunate. srd Doyle's, Saturday evening. Dec. 25th. ;r- l CBMer •rntlr. Jy. About lour jmi HMtmed and I wjoy excellent health. with By the people of Barry connty. TAKE THE FIRST TRAIN Or other conveyance to ARCHIE McCOY’S FURNITURE STORE HASTINGS, MICH Make a Wise and Early Selection From 25 styles of Bedroom Suite. 58 styles of Plush Couches. ' — All the Is'-'st things in Parlor Suits. 50 styles of Plush Rockers from 17.00 to 435.00 each 100 styles of Fancy Oak and Silk Rockers from S3.00 to $25.00 each. 25 styles of Reed and Rattan. Rockers. 50 styles of Center and Parlor Stands. Everything in Dining Room Furniture. Etchings and Photo-Gravure, Oil Paintings, Paafels, Easels, etc. 150 of the newest and latest things in Picture Frame Mouldings. A special lot of Rugs, Draperies, Hassocks. All beautiful presents. Our system of Carpets by sample has proven a great success. Everything in Staple and Fancy Furniture. At ARCHIE McCOY’S. Suetal iMlilstiOM •( the United Stated Tbe Coionlai Shire. Addie Jordan. ef cultivated Uh? Presbyterian A CtorieUBM aer- To For Sale by all’Eruggists. McCoy’s �Hastings Banner. HMtlnr*. Thursday, Dec. 24. ibffi. The furniture factory will nuk. ,v. •S'pmma thu month ot any Drermtbra »lore the Itretllotloa »UrtJe vZ; boa*h‘ ^Joe Lunn vu in Grind Rapid, Tbure- McCoy, the furniture num, hax «« ntetrent )iDe o( Mcblnn. IVORY SOAP Bolldkj rare, on Dm. MY BUSINESS Is selling watches, clocks, jew­ elry and silverware. I keep -Che best ami choicest stock in Hastings. . I’riceS always the lowest. F. R. PANCOAST. LOCAL NEWS, 8,000 Hereafter, changes for mivertisements .:ust reach this office Tuesdays at latest to u-ure Insertion in the Issue of tire week vhen brought. / i-4th« 15 cents, Busby Bros. House to rent. Enquire at this office. McCoy's prices on furniture are right ><t- that line of chairs and roekers at as. si. i6sl ln Gr“d The World in School Books. "'*»■* W-e have . Hutchinson's Physiologies, Harper’s Geographies, Robinson’s Arithmetics, Sheldon’s Readers, Sander’s Spellers, Harper’s,Readers, Brand’s Physiologies, Davis & Peck’s Arithmetics, Barnes’ History, Felter’s Arithmetics. Reed & Kellogg’s Grammars, Appleton’s Readers, Swinton’s History, Townsend’s Civil Government, Monteith’s Geographies, And every book used in Barry County., New and second hand. wd.VSk.7bur’" ■» V ln Gr*nd «* C>’T’ of Ovld’ wbo hM ta*n visit­ ing friends here returned home Monday. a.nd Jone9« of Saranac, visited W<^k <Uurh,er Mr*' Fnu,k Hams I"* Luke Waters started for Petoskey and 1 "ther northern points Tuesday on a busi' trip| Roy Barlow is home from the Orchard I Uke m,*itary academy to spend the hullfjny vacation. . i Mrs. Emma Rock jvili leave early next mouth for California, where her husband t,Tht7®800,1 deniabd for the Pansy , h now located. I utent flour. This flour Is pronounced by i Judge Smith and wife went to Kalninacompetent Judges, to be fully t-iual to th. iM-at flour sold In the city. Ask your gro­ , //> t<. hear the Rev. T. De. Witt Taftnage cer for it and don't let him sell you ant । lecture on "Blunders.” thing else, by assuring you that “it |3 Mrs. Clarence Young, af-Allegan, arrivas good as Pansy Patent.” • d In the city Thursday, her mother re­ AU pasaera-by remark about the fine llm taming with her after an extended visit. of confectionery kept by \V. E. Allgeos. He employs an experienced candy maker, and places nice fresh made candles on sal every day. Remember tbe little folks, and even the big folks too. and buv vour con­ fectionery of W. E. Allgeo. * ’ Something to make your friends rejoice Is what you an- looking for for Christmas. You’ll find what you want at MeCoy’s. Jas. Kay Applebee will give a series of three lectures in this city Monday, Tues­ day. and Wednesday evenings, Jan. 11th.. 12th. and 13tb. lu the Episcopal society Nicest Christmas candy you ever saw rooms. Tbe lecture on Monday evening only 10 cents per pound. will be "Macbeth, a drama of conscience:" Tuesday evening, "Home pictures aud No trouble to look over the stock of Mc­ borne lessons," from the writings of Coy, tbe furniture man. Do so. and you Charles Dickens; Wednesday evening. will fiud your question settled as to what Douglas (rerrold, tbe wit of the London "Punch.” Many will remember Mr. to buy for Christmas. All searcherajof holiday goods are In­ Applebee’s former visit to this city and vited to look John Hessmer's stock of will be pleased to welcome him again. Jewelry etc. over. They cannot help but Season tickets for the three lectures cost only 80 cents: single tickets only 25 cents. find something to suit them. A thing of beauty Is a Joy forever, and i» the proper thing for a holiday present. Next Thursday afternoon will occur the Go to MeCoy’a. tbe furniture man. for it, reumon of the «th. Michigan Cavin', aud you will not be disappointed. which will take place here, and will be an event of great Interest to all nrmbere of the Round trip tourist tickets now on sale same and to opr citizens, who all desire by tbe Mlrb. Cent By. to principal south­ that this retmlon may be as happy and ern and Pacific coast points. pleasant as possible to “the boys. The afternoon meeting will be In Fitzgerald A word to the fanners. I want all your post hall- Ip the ev«n,n< an *,»borate dried apples and will pay as much as any banquet will be spread at the house. Gen. R. A. Alger will officiate as to get them. Spary Phillips. toastmaster aud an elaborate and roost In­ Having sold a half Interest In my gro­ teresting program has been preparai for cery. I must and shall Insist upon having tbe occasion.' Plates will be laid for -00. rtftoaa bare- power enpliw ami bolter « wMa. Law * >«te» ••« mill com te with !/f> Inch saw for sale cheap. M. be awe at the Hartings Engine & Iron from Euffnc Fred L. Heath, THE DRUGGIST. FREE Miss Maud Haggerty who has been visiling her father in thia city for several weeks returned to her home In Chicago > ✓’x,1,h G^slyrar. Walito Wilkins. Guy and and " A J inane Bauer ‘ "*4 Orlle VanHorn arrived home from the State University Friday eve, and with the vocal assistance of students from Grand Rapid.-?. Muske­ gon and other points, favored (T) oar citi­ zens with the •‘University yell," scaring one horse dead in its tracks and giving another one tbe blind staggers. The so­ ciety for the prevention of cruelly to an­ imals hw taken the case In band so there will probably be no repetition In tbe future. ,‘°BMine»s In San Diego at present seems dull and unsettled. They are just re­ covering from “the boom" limes, when everything rented and sold at unheard of pri2s. Dots that sold quick at three or M. A. OtLMAX, Apnt tire bort Getting Down to Business i fY i / | Our Christmas Mixed. 10c. lb. ■ ilia I Hand .Made Creams, 25c. lb. L\J \J I \ i Hand Made Chocolate Creams, 25c. lb. Given away to our Customers!. For particulars call on . , ... I Also all who buy a bill of Christmas Goods of us will : receive a beautiful-present. HAMS & VAN ARMAN. Latter From Dr. Lathrop. The writer is In receipt of a letter from L>r. Lathrop, which we know will be of special Interest to his many friends, anti of general interest to all our readers, and therefore give it entire: San Dltgu. Cal., Dec. 15, '91. M I.. Coot, Etlitor Banner. Dear Sir—Please .“end me the Banxkk direct from the office, for tliough 3000 miles away we look forward to the coming of the Bannkk for home news. It is im­ possible for us to realize that this Is win­ ter. We have been here three weeks and every day but one has been bright and plcaokut Morning and evening. It riding or walking a light overcoat Is needed and rooms that do not have the sunshine to warm them, require at times an oil heater to make them comfortable. And this is winter: the coldest weather the oldest Inhabitants have ever seen. On, Sunday, when the thermometer with you was near zero and it was snowing, we were liter­ ally basking in sunshine, wading bare­ foot in the Pacific ocean. The water was a trifle too cold but the warm sand on Covunano Beach was Inviting and like school boys we played in it fur several hours, then went riding through "Para­ dise Valley” aud looked in wonder and astonishment at the ripe oranges, lemons, figs olives, persimmons and guavas, with which tbe trees are loaded; or looking In equal wonderment at the roses, geran­ iums, fushlas, calla lUlirs and many other flowers In full bloom In the dooryards and gardens. lu the markets here art­ daily exposed for sale, in open windows or at the sidewalk, fruits and vegetables of all kinds: apples, pears, plums, grajres. figs, persimmons, strawberries, oranges, lemons, bananas, pineapples, olives, sweet and Irish potatoes, cabbages, rad­ ishes, tomatoes, and egg plants, besides mauy kind* of both fruit and vegetables with which we are entirely unacquainted, all these sell much cheaper that even at four thousand dollars then can now be bought for nearly as many hundreds yet I think this city has a great and sure future before it. Its bay and climate are the wonder of tbe world and worth long trave to see. Six years ago, San Diego wu not much larger than Hastings. Now It Is a city of 16.0UO Inhabitants, with severs! miles of pavement, cable cars, motor lines, six large school houses, a fine court house, and many' public buildings. I have .□d II U hoped lh.1 “te™ 1“'d that can Ire accomodated at the hotel, will bototbl SO be prweol. The aMamlltee In eh«Tte. n« Vhota" so that now 1 have 80 acres of kno.n.Kthej c-nnol. how nuuy odl table laud lying 400 feet above the sea k-vel »veritroking. Ute city of San Diego •trend, do not know lx.w toany ol our neool. they ran tartte. Bnt II I. more limn anti from which the Pacific ocean can be probable that Ihroe will be opporlnu..) M-rfl lu all its grandeur. This 1 intend to toroorclllren, who drelre lokllebd the have wt out to oranges, hmons and English walnuts within the next few yvars. bainoel. and all eneh ahonld. <m he Y«*urs respectfullj. ¥. «r . day al-pl)’ l» Dr. E. H. Lathrop. llekrtt. The •d.lre—.rf w-lr’-ne- will «• d-'llerred by our elo.|.u-nl town.man. Sen­ F..r leaelo ra’ mratlus at Grand H rpldator Cobrro-e. Io widen reepon* will i« made WGen. B- A. Alper. G.-n. Kidd -d Ih-e. Will, to Sdlh.. Urkeu will be «.td Ionia, is down f<»r an addres* a id Mr>. he. wib. only. Limited "> »■>< ‘.tor tbah Dee. SUL al Sl-» ™"“d 11 pound* '•Now, pa. when you get my doll, go to HOLLOWAYS (where the elephant stands out on a post, you know), ’cause they’ve got the best lot to pick from. Get me a book too while you are there, they’ve got a lot of ’em. . The general order of things is to gather together u^l then scatter and as we always try to be in order we have gathered together and now are ready to scatter the largest and nicest lot of Christ­ mas presents in the county. A look will convince you. Also our Christmas Candies will be better and cheaper than ever be­ fore. The Misses Grace Messer and Gertie Pendergast have returned home from There is nothing like getting to • ! Akeley Institute, Grand Haven, (or the head and staying there. W. E. Al.’sim, holidays. the baker, has the finest stock in the city’ Pension Agent Harvey, of Detroit, was but he keeps adding to it constantly. You should not kt Christmas go by with­ formerly a resident of Prairieville, and out buying some of his lemon creams, spent some nf his Ik»j hood days on a farm honey jumbles. Iced coffee cakes, and in that township. 8. A M. cakes. M. A. Gillman has been temporarily susFor a long while Ha-Ungs was without Pend‘?<1 the M' C' IL ,L dc»K,L a place where fine confectionery could be 1 purchased, but now this want has lu-on ' ®f Jafksou, l< taking his place supplied *by W. E. AUgeo. the baker. | I”*®*”'1 time. Just how long Mnrt Aside from keeping the best line of wm- * ! ** a. ‘ °ff ’’ “nc,*r*nln- bul we trns’ fectlonery in the citv he also has a fresh no1 vcry Ms he mad* s very «”»««*»« LnJ-' :- of onto aid TruiU cLl tbTre I •’«’“»>»«*"« M ™ 111 Wh-n YOU nt »-d anv of these*vnr i. U afford to dispense with lhe service of such I w!. n you need any of there goods. „ r,Uhful pmpIoye „ he ho madc The chair factory is getting out as fine a »e of chairs and tables for the comlm: year's trade, as any tjlmllar Institution the country. This institution ha* I:.; I some drawbacks since It started, but now reems to lie on the road to prosperity. The doctors report a good deal slck- Every traveling man who has seen their line of samples, says that they are ahead iressof the grip order. Read the advertisement of J. C. Arnold, of am tiling that they have seen, and that the Institution will certainly be kept busy ••l«ewhere in this issue. / keeping up with their orders. Read the letter from Dr. E fl. Lathrop, The second public sale of registered of San Diego. Cal.. In this Issue. stock will take place at the. Riverside Watches of all kinds at areally reduced Stock Farm near Plainwell. Allegan Coun­ prices at John Hessmer's, the jeweler. ty Tuesday, Dec. 29th. The sale will Knives, forks and spoons of tbe best commence at 10 o'clock a. m. aud there quality at John Restorer's. the jeweler. will be no postponement on account of the Candles from-three pounds for ,25 cents weather. There will be 100 head of re-1 to rib cents per pound at A. E. ftMnkea’. corded Poland China swine for sale. , The finest bread and bakery goods in Everybody interested In raising the highest tire city is baked at W. E. Allgvo’s bakery. aud best grades of stock should read the a<Lx*lsewhere in this Issue. John Busby ha* purchased of Georgy Preston the tatter's house on Green streets Hastings Chapter 6S R. A. M- elected the Se the beautiful present Hams A Van following officers Friday evening: C. I.. Artr an give with every bill of Christmas Beamer. H. P.: B. K. Rose. King; W. H Merrick. S.; Daniel Striker. Tress.; M. W. Riker, Sec.: A. P. Drake, CapL of 11.; T. Tfie nicest and freshest hand-made conPhlUIpu, P. s.: Wm. H. Powers, IL A. C.: fr> ‘iouery in tire city at W. E. Allgeo's C. W. Armstrong. M. of Sd V.; S. R. Mc­ Intyre, M.-uf 2d V.; R. B. Richards, M. df For a tine display of beautiful ami use­ 1st V.; Chas. Bee kwlth, S. The chapter ful holiday presents, go to McCoy’s furni­ is in a flourishing condition, and has a ture rooms. bright future before It. as one of the lead­ Read McCoy s adv. and you will know ing societies of the city. „■ where to go for useful and beautiful holi­ We are pained to chronicle the death of day presents. ; little Manson Huffman, son of Mr. and Saw gumming and filing and umbrella Mrs. Chas. Huffman, which occurred Mon: Airing by B. A. Cotant, opposite Ham's oay morning. He was stricken with pneu­ X r.n Annan’s. monia last week, and the disease seemed ’•¥. fl. Stebbins has purchased of Ira to haw such a bold on him that it was im­ Van Valkenburgh tbe latter’s undertaking passible to shake It off. He was of a bright and happy disposition, and a fa■lock and business. vurlte-with all who know him. The griefProf. Foster appears to have been “off stricken parents have the sympathy of all. the rug" in his predictions of a cold snowy The funeral will take place to-day, Wed­ time from the middle of December on. nesday. from the hom«\ at 2 p. m. old accounts settled at once. We lead d.^J “S’'”' “ Ch"k>ltt M“- from our correspondents had to be omitted wpecUlthose that reached us Tuesday night or Wednesday mornlug. "I l-hlllip, .tore wllhoul i i g • "'"if’ nvru WIlUOUl going in and see the many nice ,,:cv .things ihinas h< n< (iniL i> »-5— .t*—- ... a— ”1— *— 9*. f !tus uas ha!s mauv nu,<h' ,hf? . — ------’— his store headnusrti.ru headquarters for nt~. nine »-..«• fruit, — can­ bis dles. nuts and the like. As for prices -you know that Spary is always -“in It." Fur furniture novelties for the holldn\ -. tfu to McCoy's. ( . If you want a nice lunch go to W. E. Ailgi'o's bakery. Word boa been received u Cook TUMU*nGrt!l\Pflu< l,M return,‘d from Battle Creek where she has been studying music. ® E. J. HvrriiAM, Agt. ,. M,8.s *rt t**cber lu Akelev school. "'o' ■“'“teGMtei, lor the Grand Haven, la the guest of Miss Grace Bawskr for .nothrr ye«r. Skeol Bro. «»>tr»ctor« kud builder., ot Clmlanl Ohio, rar: “The BikSkh I. Ilk, ■ trteixi XV11 Allgco was called to Allegan frorri homo to u. onre • wrek and w<county Monday by tbe sickness of his would be loal without It i brother. ■u?? ,hl’ “'■' t <•»- «•» wller I i.. I ». Gert,e Stebbins has returned from order to allow u.to'dothte ^’tSTk-tteS! ”1 * b “ organized * *“ in lu ।i Muskegon , and has a cl class I if water wears away the hard­ est rock, and a similar idea is my excuse for keeping my name and business before yon. Yon may think I am well adtertised and ought to uuit. but so was the last candidate for governor on the labor ticket, t an you name him? - s,. r mJ !our ^rl’lnu, randies be­ fore looking over mr stock, for 1 hare the i*rKt‘k ,nd bel1 Iiue °r eandle. ever brought to this city. 3834 - Jarre pJX *rom the IFriP *n<l In fact all in. r"”Smbrr ,h“ ,h'r» » • '""i rapecUlir prep.red lor them. In tbe abat­ or erackwelte and graham waters. Tbra. are kept at W. E. Allpeo'. bakery. THE BEST FOB EVERY FU»>O1E - b mwrurra. pratel. .nd waUT u^'ii^.tw.*':TpUbl'' h"'ida-' K"U, i nrj are very cheap. 99Spure. ilation this week persqnaljkention, Ed Bottom returned to Detroit Monday. c. m w-K COOK L<x:,lg<it*r ERRT t« Q1KIJTTV15. E wish the Banker readers,. one and all a Merry Xmas. May the Christmas of 1891 be remembered by all as one marked with extra good . cheer and joyfnlness—just as the year ' 1891 will be remetnbered-by us as one of greatly enlarged trade and pleasant asso­ ciations with customers. While celebrating the merriest of all merry days, bear in mind that there is a tomorrow. Perhaps you have waited until now to buy an Overcoat; don’t imagine that Overcoat selling has stopped. (1‘”1Xor-l We can suit yon and vour ubckeVlKX)k to°- See e™- x We hard certainly congregated a sat­ isfactory sliow of Suits b.^’ ) this season, not alone in the variety, but in price. We are selling, until FBb y 1st, AGAIN WE WISH ONE AND ALL 1892, every article of Clothing, Hats , A MERRY and Men's Furnishing Goods at one-----.CHEERFTI. uuarter off former prices. . BAITY One may almost see Christmasjoys CHRISTO AS-11DE enacted here in the choosing of Neck­ ties, Handkerchiefs and what-nots off our holiday counters. If it is not too late to buy your Christmas presents, better come and see our display. �Admiral Brown’s Action at San Francisco. sEoranro boats fob the havt. ranted by the chair and a flood at bills in­ troduced, among them the following: Granting of pension of 1100 per month for aoiutely prohibiting Chines* immigration; authorteing the loan of money to states for irrigation purptiseo-, appropriating <10,000,000to the improvement of the Mlatdssippt: making Dra Moines a port of delivery; ap­ propriating <400,000 to inquire into the indelttedDera of individuals (Peffer.) The senate adjourned for the day. “Special's” Dream. Washington, Dec. Kk—Bills were intro­ Sax Francisco, Dec. 81.—From informa­ tion gained hero last evening it looks as duced in the senate yesterday: To pro­ though tbe reports sentout from Washing­ mote and encourage the display of the na­ Crosse, to suoced the late Bishop Flaach. The editors of the Prohibltiou party met The Winchester Repeating Arma com­ ton of preparations for war with Chill tional ensign; to erect a statue of Colum­ pany, of New Haven, is experimenting at the Sherman house, Chicago, aud diswere true. Admiral Brown Saturday .se­ bus; amending the interstate law; to con­ 1 cu:«ted with a new gun that fires 800 ahote a, - plant for forwarding - the “water cured an option on the new tug Fear- nect Ijiku Erie and the Ohio river; to pro­ minute. I cure ---------------cure1*movement. vide rations from the war department for A mortgage for <10,000.000 was recorded 1I The V***? °< Lal’or- in. "**km .«• Ims, just finished at the Union Iron works. the Grand Army encampment in 1«W. She has a sjjeed of sixteen knots and can Senator Morrill, of Vermont, was appointed at Pittsburg, given by the Cleveland and I Birmingham, Ala., has passed a resolu Pittsburg Railway company to the Farm I tlon ^™Hng a woman’s suffrage amendcarry coal enough to maintain ten knots a regent of the Smithsonian institute. ere’ Ix>an and Trust company. It was the ment 10 tbe conatltution. per hour for fifty days. If pureluued by Washington, Dec. 17.—The house was the government she will be supplied with in session only ten minutes and adjourned heaviest mortgage ever recorded there, and । The Iowa Columbian oommlraion antwo five-inch guns and a secondary battery in honor of the memory of the late Repre- make* a type-writteu book of seventy nounce that they intend to ask the legispage*. I lature for an aggregate of <338,000 for tbe of four Mx-pounders and four torpedo senUitive Houk, of Tenneseee. The The body of Mra. Mary Reynolds, who World’s fair display. tubes. She is swifter than any Chilian tor­ speaker announced the committee on rules died at Nashville, O., some years ago, was I Money is so scarce in.Culta chat the pedo cruiser and far more powerful. as follows: The speaker (chairman), Mc­ dug up recently and found to have been ‘ brigands are compelled to let tbeir prisonMillin, Catchings, Reed and Burrows. petrified, weighing nearly 800 pounds. lets go again, finding neither money on The senate referred the judicial nomina­ Admiral Brown also occured options on John A. Logan, Jr., who war reported ■ their persons nor friends to ransom them. four of Spreckels’ big steamers, the Zea- tions to the judiciary comntittce and con­ dugnmuly 111 M Yonopnown O’. I, | w n<Jd., phz.lci^ thm 1. firmed about SOO appointmentX. The house landia, Australia, Mariposa, and Alameda, mucbta|m>nd. The.lmw U the l»« „„ |molrt|„„ d^,„ dmth. but U»t adjourned until Saturday and senate for of the brain operated upon suc . has u Iteeu ™ * .. j,­u, lM abeilut.-l, Indifferent whelbto be used for transport service. The Zea- the day. cessfully. landia can be ready at ten hours’ notice, er he lives or dies, and may continue la Washington, Dec. 18.—The senate yester­ tltet condition for weeks. and all the others inside of three weeks. day confirined the action of the caucus Wednesday, Dec. 10. The corat defense reiuwl Monterey can 1* ’ The Mexican government positively de­ The Democrats carried Boston for mayor, committees as to assignment of senator* on made ready in three days after her armor tbeir candidate, Matthews, getting 13,088 nies tbe stories lhat have been dlssumlnattd standing and select committees, both of starvation and rioting in some status of plurality. plate is received. Admiral Brown received partire having arranged matters satisfac­ The western waterways convention is in in that republic. Then* is some suffering, orders yesterday, and the cruiser San Fran­ torily. Bills were introduced to amend but tbe relief is ample. cisco will come down from Mare Island to­ the act authorizing the retirement of pri­ MKiion at Kansas City, with 400 delegates Secretary Dickinson, of the World’s fair, day, and will probably sail on Wudnesday vate* in the army, instructing tbe foreign in attendance. reports a general feeling of willingness on Edward M. Field was indicted by the ■for Valparaiso. affairs cuiiiniiuwi committee w to consiuer consider action invninvit- , (main, , Ing th. gonmmral. of th. world to nmlw ’*")’* K™"' J»ry on th-door, ot the part of congressmen to accept the in­ vitation to visit Chicago and inspect the NEWS AT WASHINGTON. tu Chicago in 189Sasto international ar, hitratioD; authorizing the sale of timber on j , Freda, tite wife of Max Block, of New progress made on the World's fair build­ certain Indian lands in Wisconsin. Turpie I ‘ork,1Hml. her. boy were mur- ings. Washington, Dec. 31.—The people here who are managing the war with Chili that haa not yet materialized had a startling •eqmtlon yesterday. It was that a cipher dispatch had been received from Minister Egnn to this effect- uTho American lega­ tion is surrounded by the police and a mob on account at the refugees here. '''Threats are being made of burning or blowing up the legation to get them. A United States whip is In - port, but many miie> from the legation. The refugee* cannot fly, but must stay in the legation, which is be- spoke in favor of the election of senators by Jiopular vote, and Stewart for free (di­ ver. and the senate after an executive ses sion adjourned to tumorrow. Washington, Dec. 2l.—The house was in session but half an hour Saturday. The memlsTshlp of the ways and means com­ mittee was iiicreaiK-d to fifteen, quadricen- tenniul to eleven, and immigration to the same number. Enloe of Tennessee offered a resolution for an investigation of the pension office, which was referred. The death of M. H. Ford, uf Michigan, was an­ nounced, and after adopting a concurrent resolution to adjourn to Wednesday, witir the understanding that no business shall be transacted that day, except the an­ nouncement of the committees, and that the house shall adjourn that day to Jan. 5, the senate consenting, the house ad­ journed. dered In their home by a robber. Governor-elect McKinley is confined to his lied with la grippe and complications. : He i* uof. allowed to aoe any one. i The parents of Henry I- Norerora have positively identified the head ofthe bomb , thrower, in the New York morgue, as their 1 The charges of illicit intercourse with , female prisoners brought against United Suites Marshal Parsous, of Utah, have broken down, the witness' and prosecutrix havikg admitted that she had perjured herself. , Monday. !>•<•. St. i Alfred Downs, colored, is to la* hanged at C- °" -Fb.,1“r' I lUbr»k. Inb, . nwld«« abd .td. . .>T ’’ | All the dispatcher: and operator, or the AlUbtlc u.d P^Bc n»d ta« Albu , N. M.. U> MoJ..., Cd., hnr. quit There are only <3.162.150 of the 4 1-9 per cents, unexteuded and unredeemed now. a Udta. dab b. b. nnenlud A Indies club is to .be' organiied .1 at Lou don n^aabl, in ,MK< dr. cunistances. ’ AniHh«. Hltle revolution ruffled the fromi,,, <4 B-dl, th. nb.l> giving , r,„n,or ,, . _. , . .... I lleorr Hwbxma st Bay City, Mid,.. H«d«dd A On, ol Wnnk-dn WU. ' _ , Th No one in official station would either iT '' •“?“ 71 . butntxl M*ln Sotunlay InrandUry. prob­ confirm or deny this report, but later ad­ It is expected that creditors will not loae ,l}1i.. 1 vices are said tn be thill Minister Egan baa anything. telegraphed that there ia no immediate Swa.or H.wl.y wtt. 1. dangt-roody III' Th. H O. X.Uou MnnutouHng com danger either to the American minister or U W«Q.lngtou. A ..rgl.al ..p.rdlon on W- “» 81 >■“ to the refugees In the American legation an nlaww. wm p.rt„nnwl no-nil,■ ....1 th. I •’ »" *» “* “ “» I™1'* SECRETARY OF WAR. from the hostile Chiliana who have threat­ .. d-rt». sharing principle. ladle I. awaltwl with gnat nnxlrty. oHndnl. ened the legation by Are. Egan haa cabled I The New York Fenians have issued an that he bra received an assurance froui the The grip is playing havoc all over the •i addressed calling on Irishmen to be ready minister of foreign affairs, Senor Matta, Washington, Dec. 18.—Tbe president country. North of the Ohio river, in nearly when war breaks out in Europe “to strike that fnll protection will be extended to tbe all the great cities, the cumsi are numbered legation by the Chilian government. . yesterday ended speculation as to who he by thousand*, and smaller places are not a blow for Ireland." would nominate for eccrrtary nf war by neglected. There i* also much pneumonia At the Chilian Legation. Walt Whitman telegraphs to hi» Senor Montt, the Chilian minister, was ■ending to the senate the name of Stephen and typhoid, with the diphtheria doing friends: “1 am still sort of holding the fort; but it don’t make any difference not at home aud the secretary of the lega­ R Elkins, of West dead!5- work in localities here and there. whether 1 live or die.” tion received all callers. He stated that Virginia, a name that the minister had not received any late dis­ Dead sure that he conld pick out the has been frequently patcher from his government, but felt sure It Lh propoMx! that Sunol and Nancy ' right card Herman Shriver, an Ohio fann­ used in connection that if there had been an uprising aguin>t jlanks be matebed for a trial to decide J er. “dropiwd" <5,500 at monte, because his with the war {tortfo­ tbe American legation at Santiago the min­ which is the fastest ofAho two wonders. ‘I “dead sure" was wrong. lio The nominee was ister at Washington would have been ad­ _________ ______________ Henri Wateeraon insists that Mills be CharltM F. Mayer ban been unanimously liorn in Perry county, elected jiresideut of the Baltimore and ' be mnde chief of the ways and means comvised of it. He also said that the Chilian Sept. 36, 1841. Ohlo railway company for tbe third time. , mittee, anil fears the consequences ii people had the greatest respect for the American legation, and he was positive removed to Mis­ Senator Dolph, on the ground that pro- . Springer is given the post. they had not or would not attempt to bum souri while h quite •> • - ( hibitlon mm non in In xinsKa Alaska uoes does not protnuit, prohibit, has I Juan John xroyie, Doyle, or of vmcago, Chicago, picaeu picked up a »uog dog or blow it up. young, graduated i Introduced a bill for high license in that and fondled it. when the brute bit him on from tbe Missouri.uni- j territory. I the thumb. That was a month ago. SECRETARY TRACY IS SERENE. BTEPHKN b. ELKINS, versity in I860, and , The first car load of pig tin ever mined Doyle died of hydrophobia Saturday. subsequently studied law. He served in • on this continent ha* arrived «t Pittsburg « Edward Russell, of Minneapolis, but who 1883-3 as a captain In the Seventy-seventh from Durango, Mexico. There are twenty 1 spent moat of his lifie at Davenport, la., Mtaouri nylmeal. In 1«M h. wa. -Imlr Um. ..I It. I U d-d. w.1 61. H» I*P" Ud to U»l»r in New Mexico. Tb—ln,^ A tln-plnte with . e.p^r ot ~lro«t«l th. H.nn.pln -ndl wbs a guest at tbe Gilaey House yesterday. 1-H0° lx»x«* per week will be started, it is A rocking chair made from the door Regarding the report from Chili that a cumulated a fortune in mining and stock , ex^L b^<Mte* & Co. at Baltimore by of General Grant’s lug cabin, near St. mWdle of January’ I Loui*. has been presented to Mira Ruth mob had gathered around the residence of railing. He was a member of the terrlto- j Mr. Egan aud threatened the Americau rial legislature in 1868-8, and United States ( it L* claimed nt New York that Edward ; Cleveland, with the wish for herself, minister with personal violence,•Tracy said district attorney in 1870-72. He was then m. Field, the broken broker, has got away • father and mother of a merry Christmas, on the Republican ' with about______________ <2,800,000 inThe cashRepublican and propertystate 1 T> u,‘ of *--------.. . __________ committee that he could not believe that it was true. elected to congress —t. and servedtorn ticket, two tomiu termsfwwn from 1873 to '' th«T. that xvn« was nrvt. not Ilin his r>-.vri own. j Louisiana met at New Orleans and nearly “If a dispatch of that character," he added, tlfwlr “had been received in Washington I would 1877. He was a member of the national j it is understood at Washington that an resulted in bloodshed, knives and pistols have been notified of It. As I have heard Republican committee from 1872 to 1884. aifreemente for redprocitv hns been made being drawn. The anti-Warmoth men __5-------------I................................... nothing of the kind, I think it is a mis and was once_*..i Its ---------------chairman.*__i. He — took an ’ with Jamaica, Barbados. the Windward। carried tbe day. take." active part in the Chicago convention of and- tlie - Igecwtuxl --islands. | THE MARKETS. 1*84 that nominated James G. Blaine for / The convention for the improvement jo J “Do you think the Chilian difficulty will the presidency, and is a staunch friend of the Missouri river, in session nt Kansas । the secretary of state. City, wants congress to spend $6,000, (MX. 1 •aid Mr. Tracy. Careago, Dec. 19. yearly on that capricioc* stream. j p„notfing were the Quotations on the board THE CHARGES AGAINST SOPER. Explorers recently returned from Salton ' of trade to iou* to have this country go to war with lake in Arizona say tliat the inland sea ha* “IMe. c1<mk.. -y^, Chili, and they have even taken the Why the Michigan Secretary nf State Was come to stay. It appears to be fed by sub-; c10**'1 ,^*c; SI,>c}°^ V^c' trouble to map out a frlan of campaign for terranean springs and is verv salty. Corn-Dccemlwr. opened 4.c, closed JonJ| can . openod Ma).48c; opeoed ns to follow. But I do not anticipate war Lansing, Mich., Dec. ’18.—The charges A stone Ina Chicago sidewalk became Oate-Dvcember. opened with Chili. The Yorktown I* **the only upon which Secretary of State Soper’s res­ charged with electricity to such an extent Bn<! ch» ed 32Mc; January, opened 81^0, closed United States man-of-war in Chilian waignation was demanded wen1 made by that ninny person walking on it received । 31Mc: May, opened aud ringed 83c. Pork— December, opened $7.M, --- *" “ closed ----- ’ <7.70; January, ’---------on her way and should reach Valparaiso Mayor Johnson, of this city. They are that hock, much to the amusement of n crowd ‘ opened-----------$10.70. ckwed $10.52^; May. opened the secretary sold TIM) copies of the Leghla- of onlookers. this week." • Slljn. cloQed <11.0.5% Lard—December, Tank Kee, a Chinese lecturer, ba* pre­ opennd and closed <5.90. tlve Manual, and appropriated the money Lire stock—Prices At the Union Stock yards Senor Pedro Moult. Chilian minister to to his own use; sold and con verted the value sented to the Texas State university his the United State*. arrived in this city Sat­ of five sets of compiled laws, ordered two Chinese library of B.SOd volumes, the most today ranged as follows: Hogs—Market wm active on pecking and shipping account urday from Wwdiiugton. and is the gu«*t car loads of paper under a contract to ex­ complete collection of the kind extant. aud the feeling weaker; prices ruled about The official report of the elcctrothansia pire in January, the purchase of which was .—---------- .------- Va-u--------------------------------------- - -------------------------------------------------- of Martin B. Lobby does not differ materand had it not been made <500 received any dispatches from Santiago rel­ unnecessary, would bare been saved to the state: that ' lolly from those in fiuruer similar cases. 2*f J. ative to the gathering of a mob around tbe - has -Hi* death was InsUntaneous and {xdnlrea. ; received- a money consideration for American legation in that city, Senor he Montt said. “I haw learned nothing con­ making supply contractu, and that he de-, Fridar i)ec t« Cattle— Market rather active on local and x- j .1 *r i x. • _> i shipping account, and prices without material cerning the trouble at the American lega­ manded <3O> of his deputy's salary as a The Federation of Labor, in session at! change: quotations ranged at $5.5baAlo choice tion at Santiago, except what I have read consideration for keeping him in office. Birmingham, Ala., {wracd rreolution* pro- t0 oxtra shipping ateera, HSKNU6 good to in this morning’s paper." tearing against the action of the Chicago} choice 4o.f3 90fiM00 far to good, |8.«>a3.M THE DEATH RECORD. police in the recent So-called anarchist raid | common to medium, do. S3.&aAOO butchers' Heers. |X»aa.»---------Texan*. W. Hausor has been elected president cf --- *’ ILHlitSA) stockera«*««« John P. Richardson, largest, cotton *2 KOa.40 feeders. JU&3-TOJ cows, <lJ6«fcX.75 the Swiss republic. planter in the world, at Vicksburg, Mira. A setter dtqtatSea Isle City.N. J. .has been Colonel William E. Merrill. United Sheep — Market rather active and strong; lutely no foundation for the statements States engineer in charge of the Ohio stealing small articles for some time, aud Quotations range,! at <8.7805.10 westerns, pnbUabed that the war and naval branches it is now discovered that he had been <3.7%9ft4u natives and frLOOiS-® lamba. river. of tbe government an- making active prep­ Pnxiuce: Hutter-Fancy separator : 27-aSNc Dr. M. L. Rem. Washington society trained to the work. arations for war with Chili. pocking Col. J. L. Hathaway, governor of the j»r lb; dairies, fancy, fresh. man, at Washington. stock, fresh, 13ft 15c. Eggs- Fresh candled, National Soldiers home at Milwaukee, died Mrs. Eixen Mitchell, well-known phi­ kas off. per dax; let-house stock, IT yesterday of apoplexy. lanthropist, at Chicago. aiBc. Dressed poultry—Hens, TftTHc per lb; Colombia. S. C., Dec. 17.—Hamilton ducks.- B®llc; Eleven of a negro colony of slxty-six who i-priug chickens, t*tLUc; —,--------—, geese. ------Edmon S. Cox nob, old-time actor of hrtUiU. of London. England, han obtained a repute, at Rutherford, N. J. went to Liberia a year ago have returned . turkey*, choice, common to this country, having found it Impossible A. P. K. Safford, ex-gorenior of Ari- to exist there. buJtarnanka. aftAV-. Rooe. taaabe; Peerless. eummon to poor soua territory, at Tarpon Springs, Fla. Much distress exists in the interior states ndxed'lota, nftHic. Sweet putetora-iniaola Daniel Hand, noted philanthropist, at that ha* been of Mexico. Com is selling in M»me placos “tUDQZ.'iii * — Jtirtefi, <3.5070,73. ApplM^-Com--­ Guilford, Conn. General John HATHAWAY, commander far <1 a quart, and laborer* receive but 40 mon. <1JS©1.» pw bbl; r»d. <1.73; fancy. <2 00. Cranberries--Cape Cod, $T.OO®a-« per cents for a day’s work. gtock t* <6.(MP.i»>. The carl of Dunmore, of tbe soldier*’ home at Milwaukee. bbl. tXSSaXM per box; Jereeya. <4.500,7.00 pbr Mr. and Mra. Gladstone and party have bbl, <AOOd2J6 per box. (jtieen Victoria, will be president aud Dr. New Hampshire honac, at Portsmouth, arrivw! safely at Biarritz, France. . i. -. > N. H. The Manchester spinners threaten to Mrs. Cornelia Redfield Cuandlkb, strike unless the masters improve tbe con­ Wbeat— No. 2 red winter cash, Jl.OTM; Jan­ reHet of the late Rear Admiral Chandler, ditions under which they work. uary. February. iLUtt* March. <1.08. of the United States navy, at Washington. Dunlmr Barton. Unionist, has been Corn—No. 2 mixed c«s!i. <DMc: December, Oats—Dull; Na t General Patrick E. Connor, noted In­ elected to the British parliament Jrom tbe 604c; Jaauary. Me. mixed cash. 41c; December. 404c: January, dian fighter, at Salt Lake City. middle division of Armagh. He was un- j 40c. Rye-Qufa-t and nominal; quoted aS Juua Averill Gbieffix, noted war oppored. nurse, at Niagara Falb. . Baron f^UTiarrnccr'Arv, Frrgcn-nry, Hungarian nuu^auiui luiui.iwr minister ui of • - - ---- • ------------------- r Kt. Rev. EDWARD HAROLD BllhKNK, national defense. Las resigned that position Edward KcaRKLL. _ ____ _ s hmumorabk JmI a Mayra, chief of tbe Cherokee is constantly followed by detectives. nation, died at Tahlequah, I. T. La grippe is raging Ln every northern dfy from the Atlantic to tbe Pacific. The grand jury in New York has now in The treasury department this month dieted Edward M. Field fur forgery In the has {mid out <7,000,008 f< pensions. Thirty people are reported lost by the Billy Fraxier, who four years ago quit foundering of the British ship Enterkin. pugilism for the pulpit, hns now quit the u„„„. t-:, , , . pulpit aud began looking fur somebody to Henrj Fitzalmmons, aged 1®, and his “phig.” rother Michael, aged aued 81, 84. were asphyxi aaehvxi-­ . .‘ brother It is stated that the men who robbed the ated by gas at Cbleagu. Father Swebach, of Prairie du Chien, train near St. Louis a short time ago have Wis., haa been appointed bishop of La beau located and warrants issued far their r r ‘ In ths Stood, ulesrs, ostsrrh, and consumption, OOMMAJTDlgG <7 Ayer’s Sarsaparilla The most economical, safe, apeedy, and effective of all blood-purlflers. THOUGHT AMD ACT10V Ig THZ WORLD. A sanpl* espy with lllratratMpreap.c. tai will U tent fw 28 cents. • Has Cured Others will cure you. wubjecte of tint and tmt.-ucout of the Preoidential Campaign II. Financial Dirtariiance* hero and abroad. • III. 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XTX1Y GUAT CENTRE OF use Shiloh’s Porous Ask your Druggist fat Price 25 cu. BE IN EVERY BOESKM �bjLC’ W/%?/ THE LIFE FROM THE DEAi,1 w O.VK KIVJOYS Both the method and results when Syrup of Figs is taken; it is pleasant4 and refreshing to tlie taste, and acts ~ently yet promptly on the Kidneys, Liver and Bowels, cleanses the sys­ tem effectually, dispels colds, h'Ad­ ames and fevers and cures habitual constipation. Syrup of Figs is the only remedy of its kind ever protbaced, pleasing to the taste and ac­ ceptable to the stomach, prompt in its action and truly beneficial in its cnccts, prepared only from the most healthy and agreeable substances, its many excellent qualities commend it to all and have made it the meet popular remedy known. Syrup of Figs is for sale in 50c and $1 bottles by all leading drug­ gist*. Any reliable druggist who may not have it on hand will pro­ cure it promptly for any one wbo w ishes to-try it- Do not accept any substitute. x ' CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP CO. SAM fKAMCISCO. CAL. iOt.'SHUS, KT. M£W row. U.K MORTGAGE SALE. Ate Wh day of Mxv. A. D. !«0. Phtoeos D. k-r mu! Martha iterai-r. hts »ifr. mort -d to A. H. Ajer* all that certain piece or <— uf 'and, situate tn the city of Harting*. citv. of HantiDK*. county of Barry >t Michigan. according to recorded n«. of W) ot Michigan. In i-tvr thirty lour ( »:> page one bundr.Mi and eighty *' ■ ct c*"­ sutborite our advertis'd rt jlied “But Aranda thinks it may be ’ Aranda came down the path and said a I Wealth druggist to the vImt owuer uf the mine—the man 1 j few words to tbe twn attendants. They | I» Is nv&eiuing something ^vuica jriikh s>a*t BKMg people people | । ceor,. ” i 86 Df- Klug’* New Dtaeovery for con- I told yvfl of who w <Umn<fied with the at once began to saddle the animals, and a °d whlph but few are Indifferent LESSON XIII,* FOURTH INcough* xnd cold*. B|wn this I *— ■ *" QUARTER, wUnri | nuiUer to it> wliat what form form it It nresents present* it lf it should ahonld prove to be so do Ft was undent that an order for* depart mailer TERNATIONAL SERIES DEC 27. 27 'SJa Mlf X°U T »“»> »• bargain r.If TERNATIONAL SERIES DEC. u otnx* uto. 27 . ooq^ Of iny Jonfc Ujroat Qr . .word ’’peenniary." r---------- whichwhich is often is < not trouble yemrarif ato<ut the matter. I ure had. «•» given. Thia was a relief; used In speaking ” "*** n* ‘of a Dian’s riches, cwses e.’ RUd wl11 u’e 1,1,8 rwu«ly a* direct-! can tiutnage him. aud lie hua no power and tu Derwent moved forward to lead n from tbe l^iiln word |x.cua. which -means Csview of th. Quarto: । *\v,nB 11 a f*,r riial, ana experience no ' ]to do anything." u bandi- h?°f rty°ik<k। cattle, " IM1 bOOW’ "ial Iormtny» “**»’> shows that formerly a man’s benefit, you may return the bottle and | There whs n uiinute'a further an.»pen*e, agam on tbe rocky decent behind him. , wealth and was reckoned by tbe cattle be poaliMvo your money refunded. We could and then, emerging from the green fuliHe turned in time to sec the i>owerful sassed. Abraham is said to have beat ------------------ not make this offer did we not know that’ age at the bend of the Canada, came u black hurae and hk rider pass aud to re- > ••very rich in cattle, . — in silver, and la mortality Through chri.u---------------------- I Dr. King'* New Discovery could be relied rn,rt ”” But Rat no «<> matter m*ti* In what a man'* powerful black horse, ridden by a tuld- crive a courteomi salutation. Whether ' gold. ■•Saia 1 nol onu I 11 mtw uiww-lnu. TrUI b.,lllr» , j die aged Mexican, who. tn his pfcturor not Fernandez had rightly interpreted riche* may ronolsL It I* all vanity and vex­ ’“' l esque buckskin dress and his broad soui- him to Barrera—and this he knew was ation of spirit, unless In connection there­ I brero nvenbodowiug a strongly marked uouotrni doubtful— —tne the inner latter ounousjy obviously ata did not not with be has health. Emerson fully under­ of Jecu* In the fin>t lesson of the quarter ! A Lender. [ face, with the dark, flashing eyv of an include him in bi* anger. There was stood tbl* when be said •tlie first wealth now cloning, it was spoken to Martha, th* ’ Since Its find Introduction, Electric t eagle, was by far the mutt hupoeng Sg- • something almost friendly in tho "Adlos, is health." and we tave no doubt If be outer of I«*rtta It wm a proral*etha1 Sitter* lias gained rapidly In popular' ure Derwent Eati yet beheld. Hand- * Senor," with, which he paired. bad known the virtues of S. 8. 8. that be ' would have recommended II* use to all i r po5®r8hould be mwiReated in rat* I until now It is clearly In the lead Bat there woh nothing friendly in tire persons suffering from tbe (leases for tug her brother when be had been dead > ■mung pure medical tonic* and alteratives । winter men be had seen, but none who > tour d«ya, and it wa* followed itumediately ;—containing nothing which permits its ; impressed him more by an individuality air and manner of Fernandez when lie which it Is recommended. ! derived from a long tine of warlike and ' appeared. If Derwent had ever doubted Treatise on blood and skin disease! “T *“« K«cR>u* miracle. Th. Jew. thal 88 o beverage or Intoxicant, It I* "I wonder how - wbat was to the man he saw it now— mailed free. I ■ stood by had aakeJ of each other whethei • ^cognized as the best and purest medicine : untaiced- itzceriors. Swift Specific Co.,\AtUtala, Ga. vutamau which opened tbe eye. of the blind for 8,1 ollments of stomach, liver or many Indian chiefs with a strain uf U»e : *,-.«• the bitter and implacable enmity of could not have prevented thia death. It R 1 kidneys. It will cure sk-k headache. In I Spanish bidalgo, have gone to make- this j । which capable in lowering --------he —was------•--------------- »brow --- I I The regular aeml-annual meeting of tbe plain that neither they nor the norrowing I digestion, constipation, mid drive malaria 1 man what he is!" he thought, with n a ‘ and angry glance. There were no words Tri-State -------------------------—-—. will --------Medical— aHsoclatinn be-------held sisters brul indulged any hope that tbe dead •from ‘he system. SaUifSctlon guaranteed •thrill ill, aiuuiiaiiuu. •rlmirtHA.i Qi. I'j cauuuiig^u ...—t.l I....... 11,^* 22. irrepressible admiration. Siexchanged. uerwcui Derwentmwu.uu would have uccu been . fit at lllltuzialfi Hillsdale, Dee. . ........ ot ■•'vp.rinu.c Qinave Lazarus might be raised. j with each bottle or the money will be rv- tnultaneously mtlltaneons! V with the tllfr Hpfiearance Hrn^nrxnri. of nf the tbn glad crlnA to tn be 'm. courteous zv»nr*uAn< m mm long lnna» as na IH a ex­ I Shan wlir I4v*r Pitt*. the They were soon aud wonderfully en-1 funded. Price only 50c per bottle. Sold rider he found bis sympathy enlisted on ; igenciea of their journey threw them to- ' These pill* are scientificaliy cmnpoimded, lightened. In IUCU tbeir1 hy W- H. Goodyear. -’ The dead wm raised Hl Qis side, and said to himself that the old I gethor; but Fernandez fur once seemed and uniform in action. No griping pain so right.—Thereafter to tbe end of the qur.r fable of the lion und the fox had found ' unable to put any constraint upon him- commonly following tbe use of pills. tor's lesson* tbe truth that life aud im­ The salve in tn ine the world for cut*, cut*. , another me best w-,1 ttaive worm tor luiuiuci realization, reuutiuun, when wurn the inc newcomer newcutuer -' self or else did not care to exercise IL They art sdapU*d to both adults and chil­ mortality are brought to life in Christi dren with perfect safely. We guarantee Go*pfcl i« Increasingly enforced and illuw bruises, sores, ulcers, salt rheum, fever di^noniited and, striding forward, met |I He mounted silently und rude off with they have no equal to the cure of sick wires, triter. chapped hands, chilblains Feruambx. tratotl to the glorious confirmation by ths . C4uouut *. j Axrxd t, leaving Derwcn: Lt follow with headache. Constipation, dyspepsia and < 1 rising of Chrirt Himself. Incidentally we corns, and all skiu eruptions, and positive-1 Whether lie came in i<eacf r.r war was > the tuuzos. biliousness, and, as an appetizer, they ex­ note in the opening leaaon that the jews ly cures piles or no j«y required. It is J a question that no one would, have found, j As they passed down the Canada the . cel any other preparation. Sold by W. ” of that time already bad a very clear idea guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction, or] R quLtu ask. Tbe first ronnif of his deep young ipan turned in bia saddle and fl. Goodyear. money refunded. Price 25 elm to per box. I nee< V of the immortality of the soul, fur when voice wr.s enough to show that he looked back at the majestic peak, tbe Over seventy daily paper* are delivered Jesus told Martha that her brpthrr *ho*tld For sale by W. H- Goodyear, tbe druggist, ' ' was animated a by a wrath that did pot I first appearance of which bud so fasci- to Bellaire citizens, and they are regular rise, she answered m and «mpij simply as ni , As a result c.t of ali lung dispute tue the Film 77 plainly 1 as Mini jianse to dissemble and consider phrare*. | nated him. It formed a beautiful pic­ anv Lhrh^lan ('hrintiun would now nnswer, *1 know ; subscribers, too. any common council will go to law in an enlusi ne snail rise nijuin at the last dnj-." deflvor to have the frxnchltea granted the ' It seemed to Derwent, standing by with tore for his parting glance, standing in as Ajrr's FsmpariUa outttrips all other tn the taxi Icmiou Jesus foretell* li‘* waterworks company dcclalrud void. . l intelligence alert and observant, that tho stately isolation nt the head of the gorge, blood-psrifier* in popular favor, to Ayer's Al­ [ character of each man was tnure clearly its noble summit bathed in golden *un- manac U the rawt universally tamHliar publi­ death, but Md's to It an immediate prom lie ot eternal life. St. John parnns rapidly ! revealed to him by manner bvcuuse lie . thine, while the purple shadow* of hit® cation of the kind in the aorta. It I* printed in I have suffered for years with rlietuna- ■> did nut understand the language they • afternoon had gathered in the deep ■ ten tanguag-s and the anmal issae exceed* over the event* of the Im: week, ataumibg them to be known to the Christians, but 1 tlatn, loss of appetite, and dlatiiriejed blood, i spoke. The indignant wrath of the new- ! chasms around its base. Knowing just , tairtt-eo million* of ropier Aik yourdruotst dwells on each act demonstrating the ditto- and after great expenditure of time and,1 coiner more evident evident than comer was was not not more than the the ji where whore to to look look his his eye eye caught caught tlie the light light f<* It. ity of Christ and bis promise of eternal money bad ahuost given up all hopes of; । insulting defiance uf Fernandez. If he gleam of the great lode running across Alms collwr students have raised over life In the next leaaou is related the *til>- relief. Hearing uf Hibbard's Rheumatic j | did not repeat in word* that he held tbe tbe mighty slope, and with a pang of 91000 toward the erection of a Y. M. C. A. lime act of humiliation Ly which Jeria Syrup. 1 grasped it as a last resurt, and ! man before him powerless in bis hand, ! disapix>intment keener tluui be had reck- building. showed that he loved hi* disciple* to the after using six bottle* found almost entire end,and all of the next two le*8ou<> isdevL-V relief. 1 am now able to work on my farm i his manner expressed it ns plainly as oned upon he hade adieu to the hopes cd to the glorious doctrine of the Comforter. with ♦•a*c. which 1 have not done in I speech; nnd there was n acurctong [lower which it had kindled. Since there was only an hour or two As one read* this account in Jahn be feels' years, and 1 advise all pe-roon* suffering to exasperate in his few, quiet sentences. other blood trodbles, an intense oc-nviction that be i* reading a with rheumatism Presently Senor Barrera turned aud of daylight remaining they made as verbal report by an actual witness. It to try this medicine. accosted Derwent, asking courteously if much haste as poaribh out of the bar­ Hauwjck Pkkhy. carries cotivietiun n* a modern “Interview*' he spoke Spanish. With very sincere ranca, aud then turning from the direct Thurman. Mich. is sometime* said to do—by the force of to regret tbe young man answered that ho road took their way to a ranch on the Sold by tcrnal evidence. . W. II. Goodyear, . prepared only - by . । slope of the mountains, where Senor Ar­ Thun follow* Christ’s sublime prayer for . The Charb- Wright Medicine Company, did uot: and tnen, taking a sudden resoanda had made arrangements tion, he addressed Fernandex. "What---------------------------------------------- , for them his disciples, his betrayal, arrest and ah ! Detroit. Mich. I due* this num .wish to say to weT he I to spend the night raignment Annas and. : .T ‘rO?rnt‘before S’’* A ,ttQr and Ctdaphaa. ■i"ph’u*’aDd Matthew* uf tlw Frankfort life i ~ ‘ '— of _f The next morning Fernandez proved then the curious play between pn<.-*taptMl ,W|U2C row ha* been held to the circuit! , L If It aoncems the ptUuMM „ to know. ' to be in the same mood us on tho preced- Tbe wife of Dr. R- C. Kedzle, the em­ k>Hti«au* by which be wm rant k•• k and o„ , „rau!t with munler- ' lhe ..... ‘ a ... right SVr1, a?d \be °f ou* intent. He is out un $50W tail. 1| 'He M“ wishes to tell rn you." " ,'m ,"*1 Fer- tog evening—saying such few words as inent chemist. died Thursday at her home. replied Pilate * relenting and hi* wife a f.ttsou* . ■ nandez. “that he has changed his mind were uecessary far interpretation und Sebewaing coal la bring used at the Bay :zagr Vi* on th«- 2i»l day of rv i Plea- Ths student of BIWe history should <te«ndilo likewise. If jour whisker* are. about selling it at the price named. But ; direction; so Derwent, as ho swung him- City electric light plant to test its quality. -«1 by %atd A 11. Ajer# to lira ° ilch a-t?h!’a.u*nt wa» <fb the___ 1 pause at this point and study all the de- | Friz?'.)-and unbecoming use Bucklnxham’* Dye ।1 this te ruild's play He has signed the : pelf into to* saddle, thought without The special quality of Ayeris Hu r Vigor 1* . \. l». 1*“. duly n-wnind In Mid tall* carefully, for right here i* an liter ; *-”d they will look a* when you were younxer > bund and ba* no right to interfere at all much choetfulness of tho long, silent that It restore* the natural growth. ro!or, aud f!'.v. m Uber thirty sit »M> of nwrt- luck of polities and popular hatred. Rnrn.u; ; - Stanton sutd... l.7’CTu • Albert -Drum of At'drew ( ju |Ue WMtu,r ! ride'.jefure him—for they hoped to make texture of ttie hair. It vUiUres tbe rums and law aud Jewixh prejudice, wk ..'. L .j _* i McAfee, a prominriit— . U millownei <nl^ike“Hap uv not sense enough to know ■ Eitzatlan by night. But the ride wm futlicka. r» tames dandruff, and teals Iteblug myaterioua providence fcrniahta sorieof j veiw. rur for $io.OOu gto.iMW for tor tlie tne h«s n*» of u: a < tan-l. i that/ i not destined to bo so silent ns he had an­ humor* In the scalp. In this repsect, it »urKbappen k W eaver, which said Mrt<n>- the strongest evident* of the truth o! the 1 Tbe The j jury ury awarded awarde<l the pIuinttH plaintiff 8*W. 850. Wbo can say? You may see for your' ticipated. FcAiundez came to hi* side, p.isies all slmular preparations. Gosnel narrative. * I .... For Over Fifty YcMra It is a singular and most mnmenitoas j ”r ,'rrr y . » M-lf that tie I* a passionate fool>-the kind I and. observing that they had both been In ths Battle Creek high st-hool th? girts of mun to run hl* bead against a rock, ffiomflwhat hasty the day, before, pro- outnumber the b »ya five to one. ................ tinned and of the pvueral stale uf feellag in • *.>ite.i5 thv gum*, aitey* a!I pain, eurrs wind And now and then he finds a ruck of ■ posed to explain fully tho whole history Tbe capacity of the Michigan Condensed reinetly fur dlarrboM.! l>xrDcaiar hardness.'he added griudy. i of tho bond. It would have been a hrtgage one hundred and flfly four Jerusalem at that time, we have a fautory i colic. nn;l is th* Milk works at Laming will be doubled. ad thirty eight rent\ t’tprtnerpal from sources outride <rf tbeliiUeiataa Derwent did not reply at once. He ’ brutal incivility, of which Derwent waa -n ' -Aud intere-t tm rroo. So plete and authentic as wv have of any If you are blllioff*, take Beecham*!} pills. could not say wbat he distinctly thought: I incapable, to tell the man that he disV.'. ; .S'..,' .»i»v77!n!; MTUhannl. ! «™ *» •»*•« >'«“■ W* loo* ■' Marquette prisoner* bait been sot to “Yon are deceiving we. This man is no trusted bi* statement* altogether; so be­ dit neb) glvea,tbat t-) virtue of t!>e I mort a* much of the Herods ns we do of fool. and there i* wore in the matter ' listened to a sketch of Barrera*imprac- work at broommaking. • r »f rale eon talncd in *a»d mortexxe. aud | tj,r Haaorerum monarchs of Great Britain than you pretend.” Bin he dedde*l that ticable and fiery disparitiou. uf tho de“-SSSTn.-SSSI Tb.<.»—> I—-»■bbn.™>.».> BW. Mrs. John Van Dyke, aged M yean, ■ he would waive the pnrehase of the \ rirp of tbe other owner* to sell the mine, died of tbe grippe at Holland yesterday. and tbeir reconailaiirn and :b© rcrioita 1 Buena Esperanza for the present The j nf the difficulty they had in inducing . "i.l ire why the chief priest* prevailed are all bidder, at the north front duOr of made known to us by unquestioned! pro­ | counsel aud direction which he bad de- him to cousent to a «de. and of the manU:r court bouse. In tba city of Hasttngs./lUrry 7 —. •. • n sired a few minutes before had come to ner in which he had since endeavored to C-unty. Michigan, that being tbe plare nt hoid- fane history. Now observe huw completely >i x the Circuit Ctourt fur *ald county.) un tbe every bule phrase that St. John u«» fils p J p ! him most unexpectedly. He had dis- embarraas their effort*. On abstract . dav of January. A- D. ISK. at to o’clock uf lu with that history, and note especially I Ssr L V 1W 1 • ■■ ! trusted Fernandez vagn.-ly from the J ground* Derwent agreed that it was fo-wHMtj of said day. to satisfy .the amount • BY QIRISTIAH* REl D‘ | first He now determined that he would , hard that one man should have power to then du* on ’Aid wartDO-, together with all that be tells his story precisely h* an eye­ :-grt e.«ts, tueludimc the attorney's fee <»f witness would tell it. In the profane hi* amcricak *»nts* association, laat take nothing through hi* hand*, for ho । annoy others and injure their interests; provided tn said movtgage aud tory of this era tbe Bible student may find ^cowwohi ______________________________ | fek sure that the taint of frapd would but he said to himself that hp was by no material for many Lour* of profitable rii | g.— ----- | be upon it. Entirely ignorant though he I means sure ou which ride the injury lay, joymen t. 1 wa* uf the between and-----------he altogether to reconsider WM'.I >UV point at issue - -----the ---- ,------” - declined On one Im portant'point, however, there CHAPTER V. i .two men brforehitn.be was tieverthe- ' Ma his nwn own decision. The result was finally Is great disparity uf opinion. Pilate seemed less certain that Barrera was an honest the exchange of a few angry words very anxious to exculpate Jous, or at any rate *o pretended. Yet when tbe Jews / man and Fernandez a Bcoundrtl. After which cut deeply on each side, and then Jacob Deering didn't hit the nail square cried out that the prisoner bad viokud / a short pause he spoke with a decision the two men parted. Fernandez to join on tbe bead: it glanced and flew into his tbeir law and. ougut to die, “when.Pilule £" jg Seacr Aranda, and Derwent to soothe eye and the uw of the member will be lost of manner that could nut be mistaken: beard that saying he wm sore afraid " ‘ "'sBI FBVBATH ORDERJacob live* in Alpena. “Be kind enough to say for me to the himself with a cigar alone. Afraid of wbatf He bad declared Je*u« feate of Michigan. County »f Barry—m. At noon they halted for a short rest . . • ..... .. — , • u>. r'-.Mr, 1 gentleman that be may set bis mind at Dra. Bowen and Hrslop, of Manistique, Innocent of any offense against the Roman k , and refreshments by the ride of tbe only removed tbe best portion of a maxi’s lung rest so far aa I axq concerned. I shall " i» highly J»fob ;yrl» not buy the Buena E^jeranza until I am water on their nxvl. They were in the through an incision in the tide and the ‘ able that be wm, like in-jet Roman official* ..ffl'.iaS th-*'.* u>d curt hundred and ninety owe. r of tbe time, an atbelat; ytt lie w*» in'fe.tr. ! assured that there is harrnony among midst of a very wild and desolate coun­ patient is getting well. Pt M-us. Charles W. Arrustrot.x. Judge of and again questioned Jesua. Noto the the eellers. 1 wish to take no man'* prop­ try. surrounded by mountains, with a William Deacon, of Vassar, an old man I savage uatement of tbe Saviour in one reply: ertv against his will. Further, I object , ------- w_ looking --------- -- _defile before them. of 77 year*, who ha* been dropondent more ’ *tbeir “road Whatlay. » dd >Swr.t*ed. "Thou couldst Lave no power a* ail > to having the price of the mine doubled ’I through which or less for eleven years since hl* wife died, (•a n-adtog and filing the petition, du'y vert- against me except it were given thee from upon me as you have doubled it within an inviting pUcu for brigandsF thought bung himself to a beam In tbe barn Sun­ the las: half hour. We will therefore say Derwent, regarding the narrow paw and day with a strap. That 1b. God ta the sovereign and earthly nothing mure at present uf purchase." frowning heights. heights- But, But. knowit^ knowing how hoi may be admitted to ruler* are hi* minuter*, however they may I The waterworks sriiistle in Three Riven Fernandez turned sharply and looked sternly this little amusement had been blows weather *1 goalknow, and the aver­ abuse tbeir power ur neglect tbeir dutle’. , at him with a light us to* eyes that was [mt down in the uo *£ age citizen, not being used to it. don’t The Jew* prevailed. Tbe crucifixion fol preLedsion of auvthmjrof anything of the kind. Tne The altogether evil “ Doyon really mean n~h«l«inn lowed at once. Cbriil waa laid in the । thi*T he demanded. “Do you intend, thought was merely suggested by the brella or a duster. tomb, and then camv the crowmug proof , ot immortahty. That J«ca Chnrf wm after all my. trouble and expense, to re­ recollection of the many bloody deeds George Pateben. living three miles west which such localities bad witnessed in crucified no one. not even bl* bitterest ene- , fuse to t^e the miner of Colon, while doing work in tbe barn, mie«. have dented. That be rove from.the “1 regret your trouble, but it wm times past. It was not even strong jumped from a hay mow. He struck saidcoun then to enough to deter him a little later from dead was shown by so "many infallible j astride a small door, injuring him so se­ taken. 1 believe, in the lino of bnAineas," proofs" (Acts I. 8). th»t thousand, were answers! Derwent. “Your expense I falling behind the rear of the party as verely that be is now in a critical condi­ convinced within • few month.. Bafur.will reimburse. But 1 shall certainly they passed down a barranca with a tion. farther orr'ered. that said any account of it wa. put In writing th. । There enme q ^nah. a report, a burning pain tn hit thuuldcr. not take the mine with tbe [osriouate steer mountain strewn with rocks on Tbe first Republican state convention. to fact wm preached in Galatia, Macedonia, [ one ride and a precipice which - dropped elect the delegate- at large to the national It wa* tbe sound of b horse's hoofs opposition uf one of its owners." Corinth. R/eme. Alexandria and ron* of convention and tbe ebafnnan and members ■•This ruau too co power to harm you. twe thousand feet on tbe other. minor places, aud convert. multtpl:«L j str.Sang on the rocky road as he came up j The road at this point descended ao of a state rentral committee for 1803-4 will Tbe proof* must indeed have been umny . tbe gorge, the incluring walla of which 1 will warrant that." \ x > •Bat it seems thxt I torire power tiT- shArply that Derwent, to relieve himself be held May 4. at Detroit and infallible to produce such widespread j coadoctrei the aoun'l with startling di> Silas Kent of Greenville, disappeared tinctneM in advance. There was nothing harm tom by taking his property against '*e well ns hi* mule, dismounted and JOdge of Probate conviction. Seven ap -earaucea of Christ arc spe- yet to be *een. but the Bound* made it bi* wishes. That I will cot d>* tmle» I wafted, with the juiitnal following clow tn January last Hi* skeleton was found i Atm® copy} cificaUv recorded, aud then follow* tbegen­ pbunlv evident tbakthe rider waa huny- know something of the history of tbe behind him. It wm a dangerous place, Saturday by some hunters In a “»te*htag" eral Statement of bi. forty day* of instmc ing hl* ammal at a |mce very utmutted to bond that be evidently repudiates. for the almost precipitous incline of the in Cain township. Montcalm county. It is tion. And-all that time there wm bitt one road was strewn with fragment* of believed he was murdered. - " Derwent saw Frankly, there is a look about this thing topic—"Tbe thing, pertaining to the king the character of the way bowlders from the mountain above: and Seven barn* have been destroyed by fire domof God.” Tbe affair* of tbia wond the two Mexican* exchange a riyttod that I do not like, and I will not touch his attention was altogether fixed upon in tbe vicinity of Marquette since Dec. 1. Then Aranda shrugged his Hasting*, - - Mich. and the duties uf tbi* life were firvt taught, glance. tbe path, when the sudden falling of a in every instance there was unmistakable .bouMm -nth th, uir ot . wbo -I should have taken care to keep this and then hi. divine mtarion, immortal rock immediately before him caused him evidence of inn-ndiarism. Citizens are or­ foresee* a difficulty. "It is Barrera, he fool away if 1 had imagined that to* ,t, n„w<>en>o«-.r.l«>*»d tbe UMM CAPITAL $75,000.00 to took quickly up the mountain ride. ganizing to catch tbe barn burner*. I _tou roo that bo b»d mere appearance would tattwidate you of a higher life were to I* forth, ime „id to Spouuh svki'Lrs tewm There was only time* for a glance—* Cbrtauan church wm ptantod,aod.’r®^“f threatened to conie.’ bo completely." atod Fernandez ydth a glance which showed him the partially outrageous!} assaulting his step-daughter, now turn to Its earthly triato and vicuai x -And what doe* he expect to gain by bitter sneer. I concealed fora of a man behind a great flora Kirbv. was convicted Saturday. He Mfcbitaa. t tides._________ _________ __ oob-jokT ftruoxulea. with on « “1 am not intimidated in tbe leas.. bowlder—when there came a flash, a re­ was taken to tbe Ionia refonnatory yesterr.rraion rJ tip «u> -T" «*“> f‘’ra' Mid Derwet t calmly. “If you think so port. a burning j>ain in hi* shoulder, uo ■ terr wakoblo reeeptioo to, that you are mistaken. But you do n- »t ttook . and rimultaneottriy tne frightened mute A man recrirvd at the hospital la Big *o. Yuu know very well why I decline hurrying rider. "He know. । dashed past, knocking him off his feet Rapids bad both rare torn off. He had do nothin1 hare b»“here. And be to have anything farther to du with this • out (TOO, th. «A*1 r»> "SU “•* , He was conscious of falling down the been caught by '.he bead while coapRug tautlonor tubtle bumu> woothw. KU do-*’! tis hand with a qtdek. significant affair. Let as have u » more words. It . precipice, of throwing out his hand* anear Lake City. He brought bl* ear* L Rrynoid*. Cashier. th. MMUtnt trU>r, to be «ur«. but -tat is sufficient to state explicitly ttott 1 will ; with hlm and tbe doctor aewed । wiidlv to save himself, of a crushing bu»a™d.ot tbou«ht;«m m.r., wmoeo .0-1 not buy tto- Buena Esperanto under tbe blow upon the head—and darkness fuleluldretirvio. *>“■■» *»d “*• •But Barrera i* m m.m who stops at present circnmutaucre at r.ny price. PMU1UU meh it Ml. a ho.. Io th. proflu. It will be well to conciliate Having sai’l this he turned and waited[ towed. wS~-ll o*k" • boi. io th. t«»out railroad torpedo last week, and carried tt . CONTINUED away. It was the only thing to do. tor around in hi* pocket several day*, not P. T. Colrro*e. be felt that to* uwn aug'-r was rising, knowing wbat it was. but bring of a geaand be knew that nothing could have Alarwi^Hkfn b-- nit-red tu divide Ida every nay *------- - | AEU r.J been mure inadvisable than an alterruItalian fruit eeiter ucenrionally I prOTckM.' r-tunwU • . . __ _____mm*. ...rttitur of neco i Ulot E*rrvr» <«.«> ttou with Femandrz. Ln fact, a* c-xder 11»K*J irf cuo«Ui*tu>? 1 *»U drfj >»•thought catue to him. be wx< cnuhrwa so openly i Tort H iu h* H* k“"r* lunt be had urea rmd» t > k and deesdediy. A little diplomacy wumd ___ of man :* endowed with parity I ilut hr can do ncthtaj.' hare been better. He uiignt have de< Tor ■uesucg <rf Uh* IdW1 ' .'id h«lr«*Fr Drr-r»=. »«««» b.doder vocal animate. by wl v»d ISVJr ot l»r Ucstugrlo f By a mistake * Bellaire drug rlrr< put IndependentI r.rrr Houoa. u»» *rr ■»“>> think of that vdw. an I a* he walked up aconite for arnica. Earty «ud Gwrrv Sheet* ! tbr io *u UhCT»srt. bowevrr »od down the oeuik of the t’ejni toward L-e tisuneat ha. prohrirfy «rcd tbe We « Provide has factored upon mule* and ti» tn*'Xo*. hr tbuc^nt rue­ fully that hi* first effort tn Mexico xeemed Mr*. Hayes, tbe victim. iney «— — _ r likely to prove a ffiuco >n ^"7 Sbeeto to k»owa to have «« a* •What '•* the matte: T be asked, turn Wmte be stood idly watching tue whirling wxttr on its cczne. i«7»r Children Cry for Pitcher’s Castorla. Children Cry for Pitcher’s Castorla. Children Cry for Pitcher’s Castorla. Hastings City Bank, �OUR TWO STORES ARE FULL CHRISTMAS PRESENTS Silk Mufflers. Cashmere Mufflers, Silk Handkerchiefs, Linen Handkerchiefs, Lace Curtains, Bed Spreads, Picture Drapes, Fancy Ornaments, Fur Muffs, Fur Capes, Ribbons in endless variety. Ladies’ Velvet Slippers. Men’s Velvet Slippers, Rubbers Alaska Over Shoes, Arctic Over Shoes, Felt Boots, Perfection Overs, Socks and Rubbers, And Many Other Beautiful Christmas Presents That will make glad the hearts of your friends, and this holiday a merry one indeed to those near and dear to you. THE LEADER JUDGE Yc NOT. Cropping from and foible* Holding up tbe Carping ou tbe viler porta; Wrapped la self. and wdf so luring. ably secured; heavy price* paid; special provided, as this writer knows from and every facility afforded that hriman ingenuity can devise, to produce a book that shall be better than any rival publication. Photography and photograv­ ure work. With all tlie latest improve­ ments, are indulged in, und fortunes are spent in their production every seasof — Printers’ Ink. Ye are killing all tho. beauty That the aln and to tr hide. Wgh the cruelty ot pride. Ye art blotting out tlw luster That perhaps are bristly sbiaing ’Newth their covering uf sin. That which ChriHi lias called the zreaU That without which all la droM; Ye ftirgetting, cast yi»or venom Under ahadow of the Cr««. Ix»l yourm-h-w the judgment share. —I’lttsbnrg Bulletin. Philosopher*, although as a rule men of exceedingly pceitivc opinions and k! verse to confMMng their Ignorance upon any point whatever, bare failed signally in arriving at any satisfactory codc!union as grated that ho wm created nwtciaiiy tor the wise might bare supposed, the uodonbud the dweller* upon earth. holding the end of a stout rope at the other extremity of which is a book fixed In shark's month, man mny, with the aratanumber of bls fellows, have tba best of tbe shark. But alone and in tlie wholly and alwoluiely the other way, and the strongest swimmer ami tbe bravest heart fail when Ignorantly, carelessly,’ because of un­ recognized bias, we fail to tell tbe truth. few men and women who have learned perfectly tbe art of telling the truth. Undoubtedly it is an art to be learned. It is one we shall not take tbe trouble to lenrn. unless we love tbe truth. So that the foundation of the highest sort of truthfulness is moral virtue, not mental efficiency. But the Intellectual element comes in. A man must think before he speaks—this our grannies told us—and be must discriminate between what he knows and wbat he Kumm* or imagine* or con­ clude*, and he must lie discreet iu tbe use of his adjectives; and, probably, a nun may die at a /rood old age without having n obliged to form much acquaintance tbe superlative degree.—All tbe Year A story is told of a judge who became so intcrexted in the statement, ot would be aasaasin who had just missed fatally stab­ bing his victim that be exclaimed at one point of tbe narrative, "Ah, you'should have struck more to the left!” The judge was the last man to have committed deed of violence, but his surprise that tbe thing had not been done more skillfully caused him to forget tbe question of life and death which was involved.—San Francisco Argonaut. "Now.. children Sunday school gentleman visitor, wbo had been talking to tbe scholars about “good" people and “bad" peopl "now, children, when I am who, armed with a knife. and what« tbe reason •” He expected the reply would be, “Because some nre good and other* bad,” but, to his discomfiture, the many apn.vently ant ben tic narra- Hen and others are poor.”—New York Ad- sontbeni mmls A professional farmer says: "Thera is only one way whereby with equity and butter farmer nod no combi na­ tion of farmer* enn force the butter mar­ ket up or down. Botany man can raise him- uot a hotel in either tie L niter! with liundrwc* of railway folders , twenty-five-eent-a-ponnd man by and marketing the quality of butwhich people will pay twenty-five awntjmental young Bostonian i* fond of gauatering about the Common la the City water rents payable from Jan. 1st to loth.. 1802. at the ofthe of secretary of Board of Water Commissioners. Jno. P. Roberts, Sec. lagara The Michigan Central “The Falls Route’’ will sell round trip excursion tickets to Canada points at one fare for the round trip. Tickets will l»e sold Decem­ ber 21, 22 and 23. 189L good to return and including January 9, 1892. These tickets ill not be accepted for passage on the North Shore Limited trains Nos. 19 and aim 20 Farm of 120 acres in Irving. Barry county, Mich., known as the Mlles Engle farm. Soil good, 70 acres under good cul­ tivation. SO acres good oak timber, seven miles from Hartlng.v Above farm will be Mild cheap, and ou very reasonable terms. For jfartlculars enquire of W. J. Dibble. ’Marshall. Mich, or Philo A. Sheldon, Hastings, Mich. The December crop report embodies the statement that the fanu statistic* returned by supervisors last spring furnished the following statistics: The total number of farms in the state is 148,589. Tills ex­ ceeds the number reported In the spring of 1890 by 8,399. The urea qf improved farms Is 8.258.185 acre*. land Bn increase of 278.577 acres as compared with 1890. The area of unimproved land is 5.605,779 acres and tbe total area in farms. 12.861,964 acres, an increase of 299,227 acres as compared with the pre­ vious year: The average size of farms Is 87.74 acrus or more than three acres less than one year ago, Tbe report furthersbdws that wheat Im­ proved somewhat during November. Yet the condition Dec. 1 was far from satisCo tn pared with vitality and factory. growth ot average years the condition hi the southern coqj^tics was 91 per cent, in tbe central 97 per calL in tlie northern 101 per cent and in the state 93 per cent. One year ago tlie condition in the southern cjuntles was 103. in the central 99 and In the Dortheni counties and tlie state 102. The unfavorable showing is mainly doe to the warm and dry September and the dry October, though the injury Uy fly is very extensive. Nearly 40 per cent of the cor­ respondents in the soutlveru counties re­ port damage by the HMBlan fly. The number of bushels of wheat reported mar­ keted by fartneraln November Is 1,638.968. Of this amount 835.191 bushels were mar­ keted In the first or southern tier of eounlle*: 276,539 bushels In the second tier: 880.302 bushels In the third tier. 410.847 bushels in the fourth tier; 205.568 bushels in the fifth and sixth tiers, and 81021 bushel* In tbe northern counties. twenty-six elevators and mills from which reports have been received there was no wheat marketed during the month. The total number of'bushels of wheat reported marketed in AugusL September. October and November is 7,010.955 which Is 1.861.[100 bushels more than reported marketed In the same months last year. Live stock U in a good healthy and thrifty condition. Kreat. still < Common online!! meet puis unnt tc. ad— —hundreds _—,— _ of —fish — are— tbe royal aquarium in St. PWere- ioanjment Friday evening. Dec. 11. ’91. Roll call, present AW*. Bentley. 1 Rllnston. Reynolds, Sent?., Spence: gfaanrt, u&gb the Cape Cod «ywa* la ■ Mance. Nel sod. Waters. On motion Aid. Finance committee reported • Wife* upon «- Morrdbj- AM. Bentley that the report be accepted and adopted. Carried by all ayes. Finance committee reported favorabry upon account of C. W. Warner for tax re­ ceipts arid notices to tax payors 89. Moved by Aid. Blhuton that the report be accept­ ed and adopted. Carried by all ayes, Aid. Manee took hi* seat. Moved by Aid. Bentley that tbe report ot committee ou electric lights be accepted and same laid upon the table. Carried. CITY ACCOlaTS. Dr. Woodmansee. 300 loads of gravel Jeff. St. KH 50 . --U John Robinson, labor J. B. Roberta, supplies J Sergea tit A Co.. coal Jas. Shay, haul same t 10 Geo. Booth, trenching I). Woolcntt. ,-anie 5. Wiley, same L. W. Kt-nfleld. cupping. B. Bros. & Wilkins, supplies 52 31 Moved by Aid. Spence that the accounts be allowed and orders drawn for same. Carried, ayes. Bentley, Bllnston, Reynolds. Sent x and Spence. Nays, none. Moved by Aid. Sentz to adjourn. Carried. J. B. Roberts. Recorder. Going to Florida Going to California Going to Mexico Going to New Orleans Going to Mobile Going to Savannah Going to Hot Springs Going to Denver Going to Seattle Going to Tacoma 'Going to Los Angelos Going to Santa Barbara ? Going to St Paul Going to Minneapolis Going to St lx>uis Going to Austin Going to Omaha Do You Know It? If you don t, then you are the only one that oesn. DON T YOU KNOW THAT Spary Phillips Has the best line of Coffees, Teas and Canned Goods In the city 1 He has and is prepared to prove it by rice. See his DECORATED HANGING LAMPS HEX li(» BY And nice assortment of VASES and STAND LAMPS at prices that defy competition. He wants to buy all the dried apples that he can get. '>■ dng to salt Lake Going to anywhere Going to everywhere Write your inquiries Geo. DeHaven, Genl rass’r Agent Grand Rapids, Mich. CHANCERYSALE lu pursttanM or and by virtue ot a* order and decree ot the circuit court for the county of Barry, tn Chancery, tn the Stale ot Michigan, rtaln cause therein cwndimlieretu ItaxW R. Cook Is complainant and William Znschnitl. John Zosrhnltt, Gottlieb ZuKhnltt are II! sell floor o! Ulf Court House. In lbs City of Hastings. County of Barry and State of Michigan, (said Court Botr-e being tbe viace for holding tbe eir- Do You Have Weak Eyes? Do you want to know what ails your eyes! Do yon need your eyes examined by one who can tell what yon need i log <1 exertbed property, U> wit: uale. lying and being In the County of Barry and State of Michigan, known and described as fnitows.towlt: ret fractional Halt nf north If yon do, call on Dr. Lowry, the oculist, the optician. Take this advice and you wont regret it; hnd you will save your eyes and money in the end. KEi.’SaS DR. LOWRY I � https://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/418/HastingsBanner_1891-12-31.pdf c2496a7543dd2a1b864dcbbff50cff51 PDF Text Text Largest Circulation of any paper in the County. Hastings Banner. The best Advertis­ ingmediumin Bar­ ry County. VOL. XXXVI. NO. 35 HASTINGS. MICH., DECEMBER 31, 1891. Hastings Banner. Published Thursdays • * COOK BROS.. ONE OF TEN. THE PEOPLE’S We are one of tenfstores, owned and con­ trolled by the largest retailer (in . his line) in the world. * We buy cheaper, seil closer, and are the leaders in everything we sell. Hence TDD tffiM AMD From any consideration when you want anything in the line of clothing, gents’ furnishing goods, hats and caps, to fail to see ns. When you want any­ thing, go where it is to be found, and found in quantity and quality to make a satisfactory selec­ tion. and at a price that will more than repay you for time, money and trouble in coming to DRUG STORE. Bor lo years the leading drug and book store in Hastings. The most complete stock and lowest prices. All kinds used in the county. III. 5- GoODYK'^R, The only practical drug­ gist of 25 years experi­ ence. Hastings, - - - Mich. COUNTY NEWS. OUR COUNTY. Gcueral. HUDSON’S GRAND RAPIDS. Prepare for Christmas Day By taking advantage of the SPECIAL BARGAINS *-XKT— ' Crockery, Glassware, and Lamps. . Dinner, Game. Fish, Pudding and other seasonable sets. / A personal inspection of our stock and reduced prices will well repay you to get our prices before buying. Highest market prices paid for butter, eggs, live poultry and game. __ Jos. Rogers. from Our Immense Stock: We quote belowja few articles specially adapted for -Holiday Gifts­ Ladies’, gents’ and children’s handkerchiefs in lineiL . rape and chiffon; initial handkerchiefs; silk *‘' e linens: table napkins: fancy spreads: elegant fans; kid g», all qualities guaranteed; pocket books; hand bags. Per™n’«’• toilet soaps; down pillows- down qn>lfaj bed spreaids,, blankets; all silk ribbons Nos. 7, 9 and 12, for fancy work, at 10c. yd., etc. Our Bargain Sale of Cloaks ROSENBAUM & SPEYERS. KALAMAZOO, MICH., Int lo build ■ reWdenre. . ^1*2!°"°' Crelrlevllle baa moved Into J. P, WUUutfa bornw. Report ny. tbal A. A. Aldrich baa purchared btrattoE’a lulcreat In the Hardware and wilt conduct the business alone. .J*®’1. ™"lp. 18 «®cUd« « building market^ 10 ** nscd for " nicBl Mrs. D. DeBeth, of Galesburg. Is visltln< relatives in town. c. .I!enk*8 nnd Ml“ Adl Mosher of Cloverdale ar^ guests of Mr?. Q. A. Hynes. Hickory Corners. d?>‘ Alr* I’ruurelr round 8 x .ot re..8 K‘8t "St spring lambs lylnfr dead. 1 be cause Is a mystery uJat he can­ not solve. l^st week Geo. W. Williams with hl* mother M year* of age. his daughter. Mrs. Franc Aldrich, wife of A. A. Aldrich, their sou Claire AIdrleh nnd his son lio went f<r Kalamazoo and sat for photograph« ruprewntating five generations. M. F. Barber and wife made a brief vis­ it with friends in Almo and Kalamazoo last week. Mn., Win. Smith I* on the sick list, Dr. Elliott In attendance. E. Andrews viated his daughter vtn I* attending school In Kalamazoo one day last week. Or»n<evllle. belayed Letter. J-ast Sunday some boys were skating on Fish lake where the Ice was thin, and Hnr«y Lewb went in where the water was alxnit thirty feet deep. A couple of small boy* got a short pole and kept him afloat qntil help arrived. It wa> a narrow e*. fflt|>e fur he, went down four times, and was unable to stand when dragged out Ou Sunday night death released Mrs. Adam Lewis, after a week of terrible suf­ fering. Mrs. Lewis has lived here nearly forty yean-. She leave* a husband and six children. Mrs. Will VanHorn and daughter Vida visited friends here last ..Saturday. Mrs. Albert Clark, of Bellaire, was call­ ed here by the illness and death of her mtttisr Inst week. John Osgood has bought the W. M. par­ sonagi-. and moved into the same. Freeportera an? doing a great deal of Kidtlng In'cauM? the commixsiuner* are Del*y«d Utter. slow about having the Iron bridge north of Corn Thomas was in Hastings this week. town finished at once. For over two Mrs. rhomta and her children are In months the road has been blockaded and Rutland. • • farmers go elsewhere to dv their trading, Kittle Tuwnsend has arrived from Verhence the justifiable kick. montrtfie. where she has been .for the The Lowell A Hastings R. K. will soor\ past two weeks. The surprise on Miss Theda Kel.sk was erect a new depot utar Freeport. This looks although the company proposed to well attended, and all report a good time. Mrs. Woodward preached a very inter­ stay. esting sermon at the school house Sunday Freeport pugilists who aspire to meet evening. Sullfvan, meet in music hall Saturday John Fuller is lu Muskegon this week. night* and spill each other's gore. Jqbn Blood and wife Sundayed at Aus­ The Lenu Table factory at Nashville is tin Barnum's. Mrs. E. Fisher, of the State road, was now in full blast, and is an institution of in Coat* Grove last Sunday. which that village I* justly proud. 'I WHOLE NO. 1907 gram rendered, after which Santa Claus ascended« ladder and entered through a back window and proceeded to distribute bls many presents. The speaking contest occurred at the M. E. church on Wednesday evening, and a full house was royally entertained. The 1st prixe of 85 was awarded to Nellie Sny­ der, the second of 83 to Agness Holly and the third of 82 to Edith Bevier. Mrs. E. Lv«asn* still very sick, but some hojxs are entertained of her recovery. Doc. Hough Is still on the sick Hat S,,yder i’<u’ returned from Chicago, where he has been working for the past three months. A. L. Haight and (nmlly have returned to Woodland, and it is reported will locate in our village. Wanted, a goal undertaker and furni­ ture store. Our school has closed for a two weeks vacation. Our saloon has moved from Ums Warner building back to the Sherman house. The North Jordan school district have •urchased an InternaHonal dictionary. We would suggest tliat other schools do likewise. We arc sorry that our items 'did not reach you In time last week. We mailed them a* usual. Eugene Baker has filed a note with Esq. Veltr. that Ise will appeal the Earnest vs. Baker attachment suit. As we predicted last week, Cornelius Smith was arrested for dealing too heavily In Rowlader wood, lie was taken to Bas­ ing? but gave ball. A new sidewalk has been built tn front of the M. E. parsonage ami church. W. O. Lowden was In the village on le­ gal business the 23d. Our township has paid for over 1.200 woodchuck beads since last town meeting. Many of our cltlxen* who have not complied with a recent request for the census bureau to fill out certain blanks, are receiving notices that they will be prosecuted if they do not nt once comply. As a refusal to comply has been made, a criminal offense with a fine of one hun­ dred dollar? attached, we would advise our citizens to comply rather than to be <1 ragged before the U. S. court at Grand Rapids and fined. Tire Hastings BxxMMn and Detroit Tribune can still be obtained by leaving one dollar with Pataertun A Smith. W. C. Naah, of Olivet, and Edwin Nash. <zf Kalamo, are spending the holidays with Woodland friend*. John Smith and family, of Jackson, spent Cbrlslmatta Woodland. Geo. Garlick anti Frank Aspinall have new signs, People who have not paid their taxes, can soon expect a visit from treasurer, John Uc. • E. Barnum. of Nebraska, 1* visiting rela­ tives In Woodland. . Thefiuitof Cornelia* Smith vs. C. E. Rowlader was tried In Woodbury Monday, but wc have not beard the result. ■ibMUb,. vilhtge Tut^a °f y°°r Cil)’ W“ ln U:ia Mrs. Loomis, of Bartie Creek, was the w'Xk °f I,,8hvHIe fr,ftnds the first of the • Mbs Estella Heath has gone to Hasting* to spend her vacation. Mbs Wardell has finished her teaching here and returned to Hastings, bbe will be greatly missed by her scholars as well as older friends. Chas. Robinson, of Brooklyn. Ohio, was the guest of John Furnlss last week. .1 । »MIdrtch and tlMU*^terii are spending the bpllday vacation at HolL I^rof and Mrs. McLaughlin gave a tm to the teachers of our school last Thunday. Kate Dickinson is home from Kala­ mazoo college. ' negv<>nSe (>Smun 18 homc fr0In Albion The hydrants and pipe of the water works was tested Thursday. T,u' .?*•. F" c9n|nvK’>tional and the Evangelical Sunday schools each have M Cbri.tmm, trev ,nd u,, n,p,|S , and Christmas corner. Rila N’iehold* is vfeiifogin Lansing. Mrs. II. G. Hale was at Grand Rapid* Tuesday. . ua°.d of Hastings, is visiting nt 11. l«. Hale s. M. B. Brooks and wife spent Christmas at Irving. Mrs. Estlier Grech 1# quite sick. Benha and Harry Walrath. of Lansing, spent Christmas at their grandfather’s. uS^md’Cy *ud B' MiddleviUe, were In town Friday evening. Mrs. Wm. Kilpatrick, of Grand Rapids, was the guest of Edith Fleming, Wednes­ day. Mrs. J. W. McAllister Is visiting at On­ tario. T. l>. ot Oiktm. to hoto-or > visit. L. W. Feigliner and wife and Lain Feighner spent Christmas at ^axUaud. visitinghere. Prof. MeljinghHn lefUirrd at Harrison Wedueaday evening. G. WUklmro i lias moved most of hb things to the Bowker farm. E. Payne and wife spent Uhrlrtma* at Kalamazoo. A concert and watch meeting will be given l»y the Radical* at the ~ V. B. cbarch at Cedar Creek New Years eve. H. Loomis spent Christmas Payne’s. Arthur Gesler ba* gone loOhio. Your scribe attended the Xnuw Cloverdale. I wish the B.utxeu and aU it* readers a Happy New Year. The Christmas tree at the church was ms enjoyable affair, and the church wan filled with an appreciative audience. But DanflnUI. Nonparlel Lodge. K. of T.. will .be in­ as too often happens at sualt times some K. Hosmer U building a hj>rse barn. The Christmas tree was loaded with stituted at Woodland, Tuesday evening, II. Swift I* recovering from a severe cut one had to bring alcohol along and mar January nth. » •bme very eostly preaeute. such as an oron his friot. ■ ■ . ‘ •___ gap. rocking chairs, silver (dated knives, a, Nashville ran now call on the water parlor lamps, etc. The church was crowdScviagaj -former* are vet busking corn. works for aid to tight a (ire. and the works Mr*: B. W. Austin b entertaining her mother hero Christmas. I, and all Memt?d to have enjoyed William Doonan Is very sick, and but will, figuratively speaking, respond with elves that the Chrbtmas had come to brother, Daniel Warner, and wife. both fe^t. Several farmers have beeu plowing for little hopes are entertained of hl* recovery. again once more. Alex McCallum is recovering. " ' D*:y & btrliutham shipped <he nicest the past few day*. M. B. Ilronk-. received a bunch of mis­ Janie* Ryan is some better. Mr. Carl and daughter, of Kalamo, were tletoe. (raja his brother. T. II. Brooks, of carlgatl of lambs that has ever been *|j|pMrs. Shipman, of Richland, visited per at R. Elerton ’ s Wedncaday. Cutlerville. Kansas, one day last week. pMivut of this county for this time of the The Hoamer.sdiool, under the manage­ sister, Mrs. Campbell, last week. Edmund* and son's Jock The bunch was cut from an elm tree, and ytffr. L. The postoffice lias l>een muVed lo the is a beautiful specimen. It is quite a cur­ went with them and they averaged in Bat­ ment of Miss' Winfield Downs, k progress­ store of Gru. Mosier. ing finely. tle Cw-k one hundred and eleven pounds iosity to the most of our people.—Nash­ Fred Hunt is working f>x Sir. Farr, of A Happy New Year to all. fsT bead, and brought a nickel a pound. ville News. There were two fine f'hrbtmas trees at Pnilrtevllle. Wturtan beat tliat? Hie Carpenter boys have fcwtf got their Delayed letter Flute Mosher was taken with la grippe the Hosmer school house. The Sunday barn wall completed. school cla**tx| rendered some flue singing. The nauls are nearly Imjmsslble, they last Friday night, and is quite sick at this Several fine presents were presented to Milo. X writing. are-so rough. • Cottles Palmaller. of Albion, helped friends. Carrie Ibtd. our popular school tefceher. Farmers arc drawing grain away to pay along the exercises at the Christmas tree, has closed Ker school for the holidays. taxes. . lie will also j reach at the church al the Many of our citizens have a touch of their Frank Guy amt wife ot Sebawit. Ionia , Mrs. Core. Rising is very sick at this usual hour next .Sunday. county spent Christmas with Maple Grove oid friemL la grippe. writing. . Harvey Bellinger bi* bought ground in Milo has struck a boom Indhe line Mrs. Halton is taking care of Mrs. Chamotte, and -will put up a farmers’ shed friend*. getting married. Will I)unnf1|| was th W. C. Meeks ha« a son, daughter and Rising. . first To solve the problem "Is tnnrriage a April. a niece vbltitig him from Ohio. Mr. llebcrly ami daughter, of Minne­ new Heliry \\'iekwire and daughter, ot llasI failure" and brought Ids brido down to a Al Raci-y has purchased the old Jarrard apolis. Kansas, are visiting at his daugh- lingA arc visiting old frlexds in this vicin­ well furnbhed house to prove tilt- truth or homestead. tcr's. Mrs. Nash. Mr. and Mrs. Cotton of Coats Grove fabily <»f the statement Madam rumor .. A big time Is expected by the Fa rater’s ity.Arden Muffard was seen on the streets j>l»eut Chrbtmas at Geo. Conley’s. says cards are out for three more weddings Allhngp «t a Christmas dinner at Mr. of Battle Creek last week. He is getting W. P. Jarrard has purchased Win. Saie near Milo, wh[ch will take place lieforethe Aldrich’s of Odessa. BxNXr.n readers will see this In print. along finely. ford's farm. » Miss, Elsie Meyer? and Elmer Marlow Mr. and Mrs. Burket have returned to For two or three weeks previous to visited at Maple Grove Sunday. Woodlaud. ’ Christmas there was not a day passed but their home in Ind. S. Kidder has’rented a farm at Morgan DclAfod Letter. what from six to eight ladles todk the UMwlina. and will move on It in the spring. Mr*. E. Lucas I* quite sick. morning train for Kalamazoo. On tht-lr Mrs. Lang is slowly recovering ti rom return In the p.BL. what armfuls of boxes, Warner Smith is cutting wood for Mr. Edith Densmore is some better. Ln Grip. Branch. , Mies Gaul I# again in her school. bundles, and mysterious thing* wrapped John Caswell is dangerously ill with in paper. But lire mystery was solved Born to David Klingcrman and wife, a Our school Ls having a two weeks vaca­ lung difficulty. bov. Thursday evening when Jacob's ladder, the tion. . Mrs. Hinchman, Mrs. Freeman and tallies and walls were covered with nearly Freeman Haskins and family visited at Mra. John Veltc has been on the sick Samuel Weeks are under the Dr’s. care. R. and M. Lipscombs last week. list during the past week. 200 presents. The little church was filled Mrs. M. Aldrich Is very sick with nerv­ with the old and young, speculating what e There'will be a Ladies’ Home Mission Tho D.' nf IL held a pleasant social at ous prostration caused by the sudden Santa hrul In store for them. After the ■ Society organized at Mrs. Frank Meyers’ Ira Jordan's last Friday night. death of her brother. on New Years' day. All are Invited to C. S. Palmerton was on the sick list part evening exercises were over then came the Julius Crosby and wife of Manistee, but distribution of presents. How many little of last week, bul pressure of legal business come. formerly of this place, bare recently mov­ heart* were made happy. The evening Mrs. Gilbert was in Saranac last Tues­ soon brought him to the front. ed near Battle Creek to work his father ’ s The suit o! Eugene Baker vs. Hiram passed off pleasantly, and many a fond day__________________ Wheeivr, was called In Nashville last Fri­ farm. mother thought "It was better to give than Mrs. Turn Jones fell heir to 81000 by to receive." Delayed letter. , . day, 3biR was adjourned by the plaintiff till Ilowen* Mill*. the death of her aunt What’s the matter with Daniel E. Soper, 5. C. Warren, who has been in poor January 5, 1822. ex-secretary of State? What an amount Tlw suit of Frank Earnest, of Fate health for wmie time, will have a sale and of cheek in his forced resignation. Salary give up fanning and will move north of Plains, vs. Eugene Balter was tried Hi .- Pleasant weather at this writing. Justice Velte’s court on Wednesday lu.-t Quite a number from Hastings and so small Itc had to resort to ^quawbuek the village of Shelby on the lake shore. J. W. Briggs met with a serious acci­ and a judgment of 5100 and costs rcndeied other parts ale Christmas dinner at Jacob methods to Increase It. Homer Flower has been at Goblcvllle a dent which might have cost him his life. In favor of the defendant. Odell’*. Three of our hunters, who went north The S. D. Church bad a wood bee Mon­ few day* purchasing stock cattle to feed, While driving n colt before a cart some and turn off next summer for grass beef. three miles from home near the residence to hunt deer abo$l two months ago. re- day to cut wax! for their church. . Jay Carpenter went to Moerly. Mich, on of Andrew Soutbrard bls colt became turatd to their anxious wive* last week. -r' Middleville. frightened and springing forward and They tell some pretty big snak" stories to a business trip last week. Frank Buck and wife spent Ckristaa* Mr. Ed Cady of Battle Creek wllega is sideways, struck a stump, throwing Mr. account for their long absence, but a* they in the village. honest boys, we cannot doubt conducting the meetings at the S' C. |J out on the hard, frozen ground. He are ajl Will Webb spent Sunday in Rockford. Cbureh this week. hung to th^llnes and was dragged some Edith Chase is visiting her parents iu Quite a number are on ihc sick list, this distance Iwtore the horse stopped. He * N<M tong since Charles Rowlader sold a Martin.' was taken home by Mr. Southend। «!<> ***• car lo*d ot wood to n man in Sunfield Uy week. Gertrude Nlmo, of Grand Rapida b the the name of Cornelius Smith fur*pot cash, iUch and Pierson were called. guest of H.K Hen'liick and wife this week. were broken but he was very badly in­ but it seems that Smith did not Ifultlil his • Newel and Mattle Barber were home Fanny Seaver b bone from th* Univer­ nart Of the contract by paying cash; but jured. He is better at this writing. sity. from Kalan»z.tx< to spend Christina?. The people in the vicinity of Bowens the matter was finally arranged with a Clias. Hayter and family spent Christ­ Mary GUbert. returned to her home In KDUd&alance sllll due Rowlader. Some Mill, in, tattlw or b.lMln* • mas In Caledonia. Leonida* >edne«l*y. without doubt. b> ■ Hborel .ub-u:iplton, • time afterward, Rowlader -wild Smith anA Fausey and wife, of Carltoo. spent John Barber is reported letter. otbec rarload of wood. From this several nice church could be builtMrs. I.can Palmatter and two sons, of Christmas In the village. legal bompllratlon* have arisen, and the Ward Gribbpn risked his parents in Oeltou. # ' prospects are that some one will find then - Charlotte. h» visiting in this place. Mrs. Joe Maginn'u, of Kabtmazno. spent >iashvjlte Christmas. F. C Brooks and wife and Maude Cun- ■seivee In the soup. the holiday* with her parents. J. Brown' “ SamneF Baker returned !bh Canada ninglmm spent Christina.-, at Hastings. Mr*. Elmer Ruing h rvry *lek. Wbdm-Miay. ' A. K. Potter ami best girl were at Grand , , , . , Jtdin Ix-e. our towushlp treasurer, will and wife. J. W. .Saunders k line possessor of a fine Mrs. Vamlcwalker entertained friends take In taxes at the Exchange bank next Rapid* Nmas. litter of blooded pups. from Grand Rapids Christmas. ' A. E- Keuaston of Hastings was in town The memlx-T? at the Ikin'** society preS*Otir merchants are all doing n big holiday Mr Calms and wife, from Hickory Monday on business. Corners, vialted their daughter. Mrs. st-nted the'M. X. church with a fino silver J no. Carpenter and Geo. Hughes wen t communion set Christina* eve. . ' tn s. f ii. Schantz has his store very beauti ­ Elmer Reynolds, last week. Petoskey Saturday on a prospecting tour. Grace Gibb>. b visiting reiatixrs In Grand 4 number from this place attended the Sheriff Benham was on our streets Monfully decorated. entertainment at Milo Chrtetma* eve. *nd Rapid*. Mrs. IkUrb visiting reiatives.ln Kalama­ they exprewed their great admiration fur tbu V«>- bad ttUtbt ttlnrtr We could not ask tor nicer wralher. It * 'couple attended <be K- of I’- ball Xm«« l« not often that our fartnera are plowing the"modern architecture of the Chnatma* zoo. TU Hraso factory shut down last Friday ulcbt All report • «'x“l tlme„ bt>Therc was • family Christmas Dec *t atyl Saturday. Chrtotma*. jL. Bddtdl. <4 McBride.. trerellM onThe Christma* tree at the M. E- cbureh The «out JplU dowa for repairs C. France's Friday neulaf. . .tumkd .. ■ a ■"!4 • plre«»< nruuleunan tor ■ Stodlnaw lumber "»”>£"*• ,u .laribly »">• ‘ coocludrtl to tocute “4 '• *rr*“«' �4 the title of “The greatest blood purifier ever <U.*covered.” Peculiar In Its ‘‘good name at home,” —there Is more of Hood's Sarsa­ parilla sold tn Lowell than of all other blood purifiera. Peculiar In its phenomenal record of no other “eCU 11 UF preparation ever attained bo rapidly nor held so steadfastly the confidence of all clause* of people. Peculiar In the bndn-work which It represents, Hood’s Sarsaparilla com­ bines all the knowledge which modern research*. med,Cttl science has I O 118011 developed, with many year* practical experience In preparing medicine*. Bo sure to get only Hood's Sarsaparilla SoldbyUldruggUt*. fl;*txforfS. Prepared only 100 Doses One Dollar CHANCERY SALE In pursuance of and by virtue of an order and decree of the circuit c.xirt for the county of Barry. In Chancery, In the State of Michigan, made and dated ou the ninth day ot February. A. D. tvill. tn ncertain causa therein pending, wherein David !L Cook Is complainant and William Zuadmltt. John Znwhnitt, ani Gottlieb Zuschnttt are defendants; Not­ ice Is hereby given that I shall sell m public an tfon to the highest bidder, on Saturday. the sixth day uf February. A D W-. at ten o’clock Iu the forveoon at the north trout door of the Court Hou«e. In lhe Cityof Hastings. County of Barry and State of Michigan, (said Court Huwic being the ulsc* for bolding the cir­ cuit court for said County of Barry) the follow­ ing described property, io wit: AH thooe certain piece* nr parrels of land *ltuati'. Wing and being In ths County of Harry ond State of Michigan, known and'Uraerlbe.d as follows, to wit: All that part ot the north cast quarter of the north west quarter, and that part of the east twenty- five acres ot land off and from the eastMldeof the west fractions! half of north west quarter, lying ou the north or northerly *Me of the little Thornapp'e river, containing twenty-six and fr-100 acre* be the same more or taa: Also She west forty-two and w-too acres Off and from lhe west side of the west fracilo ial half of the north west quarter, all on section righteea and containing tn alt sixty eight and oe-ioo acres, be the same more or less; A1 so the cart ten aeres. t land off amt from the east side of the BOulh West quart.-r of the south west quarter ot section seven; All in town four Dorth.range seven west. Dated. Hasting-. Mich.. Dee. 22, 1R9L Auoxzo K. Kkmactox. Circuit Court Conimtoaloner, Barry’ County, Mich. Smith ft Coixirove. Solicitors for Complainant. Additional Local The party at.the Hastings house Christ­ mas night was a very pleasant one and was largely attended. Morgan Curtis, who will be remembered among the pioneer residents of the south­ western part of the county, died in Petoskey last week, at the ripe old' age ot 81, leaving a wife and two children to mourn hla loss. He was formerly a res­ ident of Richland and the funeral occurred there Monday. The supreme court holds that the pro­ vision of the general law providing that when once a text book is adopted for use la public schools no change can bp; made for a period of five years, applies To every acbool board in the state regardless of the provisions of special aeta or city charters to the contrary. Hon. Geo. M. Dewey died In Flint yes­ terday of heart failure, aged 74. He was suddenly prostrated last Wednesday while on the street. Be was for many years editor of the Hastings Banner.—Ex. We have seen the above Item, or some­ thing similar to it, in several exchanges. AU who will take the pains to write Hon. Geo. M. Dewey, of Owosso, the former ed­ itor of this paper, will be surprised to find ‘ what a lively corpse be is. There is some‘ thing remarkable In the lives of the two aaen though, as both had the same name, were nearly of the same aget both were ataunch republicans and had been active in the cause, so It is no wonder that so many were mistaken. H While the year about to close has been a prosperous one for the farmers of this country, yet there have been few great events to which a date can. be assigned to make the year 1891 memorable in history. During the year there have been ■three developments of really great Interest —the reconstruction of the government of Brazil, the revolution In Chill and the trouble of that country with the United States, and the great contrasts in agricul­ ture. In the latter respect the year will rank in history as an extraordinary one. While in all portions of North America the earth has yielded her crops with a plenty never before known, yet in nearly every port of Europe the crops have been correspondingly poor, also in portions of Asia and Africa. In , Russia there is actual famine and at the present time 2V.W0.000 of people are suffering for want of great activity in ship building and the eocstructlon of a Navy, and though there have been constant threats of war, yet general peace prevails. the time of bls death It recorded only 38 Assyria, Mich. Dec. 21. *91. pulsations to the minute. Ed. of Hastings Banner. Dear Sir:—As the breeding of the light The practice of country grocers through­ harness horse has grown to such magni­ out Michigan of peddling groceries through tude in this country and Is still growing, the country, and at t'ie same time selling thinking it might be uf interest to some, tobaccn without a li.’ense, has given the If not all of thevreaders of your valuable Internal revenue department considerable _____________ pai»er to know what _is being ____ _____ done iutrouble. this Last week one of these poddlar* business In Barry county, will give a was arrested for violating the revenue law brief description of my experience, stock, and his horses and wr.guns confiscated, success, et^. 1 have always been, since ColStone has since caused circulars to be dlsnty earliest recollections a great admirer of ; trthnted all ihp railtribiited aver overall the Mirhlran Michigan <iutrir-t« dlstricUcallfine horses, and especially rund or trotting j lug attention to the fact that nny person horses, and thinking that they could L* j• engaged hi selling tobacco from place to raised In Barry county as well as any |I place must file a notice for register with place, I determined to try to raise a good j tiie collector, and give bond as peddler of one, or better still, several good ones. I| tobacco. Falling to do this, he will incur That 1 have been fairly successful. I think heavy penalties.—Coldwater Republican. all will admit after looking over the follow­ C. M. Cook, of Saugatuck, who was flood ing list of stock bred on or owned ait Oak 825 and costs, which In all amounted to Park stock farm. To begin in the horse business, I started In to breed a trotter with nearly 850. by Justice Fuller, of Allegan, for billing a deer in this county contrary the first mare 1 ever owned, a very good to law, apjH-.i!e<l to the circuit court and one but of no known pedigree or trotting Judge Palmer, after hearing the facts, blood, and in three times breeding up and selecting good sires, 1 have been fortu­ knocked out the case on the ground that nate enough to breed the filly.Belle Me­ the law was unconstitutional. The special dium who has a record of 2.245£ made on act passed by the laid, legislature providing a half mile track at three years of age. tliat it shall be unlawful to kill deer in which 1 think Is the fastest three year old Allegan and Van Bunin counties for three bred In Michigan. I now have nine head | years, says nothing about the hunting or of standard bred stock with the handsome j chasing of deer by -logs. A hunter can ) chase with dogs in one county, run the and promising son of Pilot Wilkes, Fres­ co. no. 18860 at the head of the stud. deer over Into another and shoot them. The Judge held that this feature conflicts Fresco is by Pilot Wilkes, no. 9«b7. laL with the general game law and hence is dam Clara, by Allimont nu. 985. 2nd. illegal. Prosecuting attorney Hart will dam Nelly King, by Mambrino King no. carry the matter to the supreme court as a 1359. For brood-mares 1 have Medailne. test case.—Plainwell Independent the dam of Belle Medium record 2.24‘iand two younger fillies that are qnite The tramp nuisance still continues to promising. Kitty Middleton by Bay Mid­ trouble Kalamazoo, and the lazy fellows dleton no. 1597, dam by Norman Temble, all over the'State, gather there al the Jr. no. 619. Maxie Medium bjrPilot Me- “tramps rest” The regulation diet of d'um nc. 1579. dam by Gorman Temple, Jr. crackers and cold water don’t seem to keep 619. Lissa Medium by Pilot Medium dam them away, for they seem to feel confident by Bay Middleton 2850. Roxy by Re-. that what the city won’t give them they corJer, no. 405L Colts and fillies: Louis can steal. Noble by Frank Noble no. 1709. dam by Coldwater Is being canvassed to find the Pilot Medium. Ramona by Ted Elliott, opinions of residents as to free mail deliv­ son of Frank Noble dam Medaline by Day ery for the city. 80 far efforts ha»'c been Star, no. 447. Blrdetta, by Kentucky Bird, 6687, son of Jay Bird, dam Ella successful. Jackson by Almont Jr. no. 1829. The sire The Sturgis Fair association offers good of tills filly is % brother to Allerton, money for its meeting Ang. 1-<J. Stakes 2.09tf. Dicey Wilkes by Corporal Wilkes are.ai* follows:’ 85.000 fur 2 year old 3:30 4124, dam Maxey Medium by Pilot Med­ trotters: $5,000 for 8 years old 2:25 trotter. ium 1567. $2,500 for 2:30 pacers; 85,000 for 2:80 Tours truly, trotters: $2,500 for 2:30 pacers. Horses L. E. U Inchman. are to be named by Feb. 1. 1893. all money to be db'ided 50. 25. 15 and 10 per cent. Speciarstakes and purses will bring lhe Marriage Lieenaea. amount to be given out up to $.50,000. CZJ .... Name and residence No 1W J Earnest B. Atnoa. Middleville. It is alleged that Coldwater has an officer 1 Della K. Auble, Cascade. Kent Co. IB! t Ralph 8.8erk!ua. Middleville. who makes the arrest Just to get the fee in «Una M. Auble, Cascade, Xent Co. case of conviction. I-ast week he got hold 1931 Ralph Hennev. Carlton,of the wrong fellow, a young man whose '»Anna Ros*. Woodland, 193»t'arvetb 8. 8kiUman, Thornapple, friends came to the rescue, circulated a . 1 Jennie K. Cutter, Hastings, petition which was universally signed and IM 1 Jam/* a. Jorrls, Hastings, had the officer bounced. i Ella T Johnson, Castleton. X Following are the real estate transfers for the week ending December 7, 1891, as taken from the books In the register’s office: Franklin Fifer to A 8 Brunnell 3 w k of n e H MM 3 Barry glOOO. t F J Kelley to A Brimnell 25 ac see 1 Barry Mary E Griswold to Josephine Waters lot 1 blk ■> Grant* add tn city gin. .lennrtt WlnJtiemau to Mary Barlow lot US! City 8125. LC Eornolds to Philo Cline «)ac sec 10 Louta D Winans to Etta C Thompson parcel ln-lhK$in«. Royal Mudge to Philander Rose lot UM and IIMCRJMOO. MC Reynold* to W E Carpenter parcel sec to TT*M*B««h toW J Dibble SO ae see 31 Hastlrgs Jno Bisbv to George Preston Jot Sil city two Clurtasa I'aton to Ralph and Sunil Newton* r M of a w K sec 8 Baltimore tuon. Additional County News. /Aj> baa been previously announced, Mon<sy evening. Jan. 4th. there will be a pub­ Mrs. Moler of Lima, Ind., Is spending lic txwtaltation of the officers of Barry the holidays with her toother Mrs. Engle. iMdge No. 18, K. of P. in Union halL No A. 1. Sprague and wife of McBride are spending the holidays with the tatters the Lodge, though every member is corparents. r • ' dHaily Invited to be present with his lady. It is whispered R wedding In the near future. Ask Ed Smith who the parties Mate will be present and the following exeelteat program lias been prepared for Make a note of .farmers plowing, Dec. 13 » Chancellor <k«nniander of Barry 1891. E. Cutton and family of Rnsnnd also L. No. IS, Knights of Pythias, will Farrell of Sunfield sjient their Christmas •meeting to order and direct the with friends hereDr. Lowery made a professional call •pectin* stations. here on Monday. —>l nr B. F. Wolf and wife are ill with Is grip. John nnd Berty Jotinsun have gone north af the Grand Lodge, Knights of in the pine country vbdting friends. Tn the Editors and readers of the Banxkb we wish a happy New Year. Cfaanoeltor. Mrs. Dickson and daughter of your city rand Chanerikv. Otis Landon has b«*n quite sk-k the P*U W«. McKinney went to Graud .-S*,AU. Lapids Thetily of Holland sent a earload of flour to the famine stricken peasants o'. Hualla. Santa ,Li\U5?, THE fa|oivte Jerry Bojnton. the Grand Rapids rail­ road hustler, who has lately been pushing the electric railway scheme from Grand Rapids to Jenison, Is now interest­ ing himself with utilizing the old Balti­ more A Ohio rajlroad bed from Grand Rap­ ids to this cltyL-Grand Haven Tribunj. I. So ry’s ■pfEj^b^TE Officer Baird, of Otsego, was lighting tiie street lamp the other night nnd accideutlv dropped a lighted match In his dart which set his oil can ou tire. Uy -a good deal of hubtllng with lite aid of n hydrant, he put out the Are. [ l'u NOTICE ^ Complying with general re-, .quett, ; BEECHAM’S PILLS [will in future for the United ! States be covered with a NKJairbank&Cq CHICAGO. Pleasant Coating, completely disguising the; ; taste of the Pill without in any 'way impairing its efficacy. ; Air/ ecnit a Box.__ * CASTOR IA PROBATE graduallyORDER. slower and slower, .until upto State of Michigan. County ot Barry-M. At » totwton of lh« Probate Court for the Coioty of Harry, holdrn at the Probate office, la the City ot HaMliiz*. in said county, on Sat­ urday the 12th day of Deceml»er in the year one thousand eight hundred and ninety one. Present, Cbarle. W. Anuatrong, Judge of Probate. . In Hie tastier of the estate of George Moore, deceased. ihi reading and filing the netltlin. duly veri­ fied. of Pbebc L. Moore, widowol said deceased, praying that admlnlstrstion of said estate may be granted to Clement Smit h or to some other suitable person. . Tbi*reui>oo It is ordered, that Friday the 15th day nf January. A. D.. ta*.' at ten o'clock In tne forenoon, be assigned for the nearing of said petition and that the heirs at law nf said de reused and all ofher persons interested In said ■estate, are required to appear at a ses*lou of Mid court, then to be linlden at the Probate of­ fice, in the City of IlantUMPL tn said county, and allow cause. If any there tHi. why the prayer of the petitioner may not be granted. And It is furtWr ordered, that said prtttloner give notice to the persons fotarested In said estate, ot the pendency of said petition and the bearing thereof by canstiig a ropy of this order to be published In the Hostings Banker, k news­ paper pr.utrd and circulated In said County of Barry, once In each week for three successive weeks previous to said day nf hearing. I/to Kiasara FaUt Boult.” CHAS. W. ARMBTUONc;. J udge ot Probate. Stations. (Atruo copy.) for infants and Children. Tax Cnrrau* Coarurt. 77 Murray Street, N. Y. Michigan Central Siiitigc, Eiiieii!! & SifiLaW TIME TABLE. I J5 lii MORTGAGE SALE. . Ip.m.to.in.la.1 I, « tojn.tof K netaaft having been made In the condition* ot Hastings .. a certain mortgage, dated August 18, 18m. made by Orvill a. Whltiigtit and Eve Whit­ Btation*. right, bl* wife, to the HaMingi Building and Loan AMoclatloa, or Hastings. Michigan, a cor­ poration duh orpudzed and doing t»u*lne** under md laws ot the Slate of MlcliigMi, and Hastings.. recorded Id the office of the register of deeds for Harry county, in th* state of Michigan, l G1I.LMAN. Ixical Agent. Hartb-.**. on August 29, two, in liber 41 ot mortgages rjnr.wM o. p. ft T. A., <talemro un rage 1». tiy non payment ot money due 10 r tustalinienta at principal, interval and premium and for fine*, by which the power of Mir therein ewitalned ha* become operative, and «i» which mortgage there Is claimed to be due at lhe date of this aottcr th* sum or seven hundred fittv three and X ton dollars, the said Installment- <>f principal. Interest and premium and flues hav­ Ing remained unpaid and Inarrear for more than six month*, and the said Hasting* Build­ ing and Lian AaoidMIon having eleeted under the terms uf said mortgage to declare due lhe full ninouut unpaid with all arrvanure* thereon, and If in need of no suit or proceeding* at taw having been Insti­ tuted to recover roe amount Dow remaining call at the secured Dv said mortgage or any part UiereoL Notice!»therefor hereby given that on Aaturdsy. the 13th day of March. Hfa2. at ten o’clock tn the forenoon, there will be sold at the r orth front door of lhe court Iiohsc. in th* city of tlaMing*. county ofBarry and stnteof Michigan, said court house being the building in which the circuit A complete line of court for the county of Barry Is held, at public auction to the highest bidder, and Pres­ the premises described in said mort­ gage or so much thereof ns may be criptions receipts accur­ necessary to satisfy Hie amount due on said mortgage as above set forth. with compounded. Pocket the interest and premium thereon and the rorna, charges and expenses allowed by |.*w books A fine and com­ and provided for In said mortgage, said prem­ ises being ail those ccrta’n pieces or parcel* of plete line of combs,- toilet land situate and being In the cltv nt lla-ifng*. nursing-bottles fit­ county of Barry and state of Mir-hlgao and de­ scribed as follow*. »o wit; Lots number six clothes and the north half of Ints number right, nine, tings; bair, tooth nnd len ol Mock nineteen In the eastern addi­ brushes; pens, pencils, tion to the city, formerly village, ol Hasting*, and tots number one. nine and ten Io block The cold eleven of H. J. Kenfleid’s addition to the cliv, stationary formerly village of Hosting* according to ttie pens on the market. Eye recorded plat thereof. • Dated Hastings. Mich., Dec. 16, !K>1. glasses very cheap. The larg­ Hastlnos But Lins c. axd Loan AsaociATinx and best line of chamois, . Mortgagee. ALONZO E. KkNARTON. Coldwater scholars In one of the ward sponges, perfume, ­ Attorney tor Mortgagee. schools did a nice thing before Christmas, ders, thermometers and artists’ when they brought to the building a large PRORA'IE ORDER. State of Michigan, County ot B quantity of provisions which were distrib­ An ­ At a session of the l*robai for the material in Bastings. uted among the poor. emintv of Barry, boldcn at the Offire id tensive line of holiday goods the ettv of Hastings, In said county, on Tues­ Some Fennville sports, who have been day. the mb dnv of Itectinber. in the year one which will be sold cheap for R)x>lllng for excitement, succeeded after thousand eight hundred and ninety one . Present, Charles W. Armstrong, Junge of cash. Remember our prices infinite pains In arranging a fight between two amateur pugilists of the village. A Probate. lower than any in Hast­ In the matter of the estate of Hannah purse was raised and a vacant lot out of Quackenbush, drcca-etl. On reading nnd fiilng the petition, duly veri­ ings. town selected as the battlefield. All the of Cliarlr* W. JorJiui. ndmluUtraior of arrangements were made with the utmost fied, said estate praying that bls final nocmim this secrecy, but just as the fight was about to day filed may be brani and alluwnd and a decree begin, the sports were dazed at the sight ot distribution and assignment entered and he from his snid mi-t. of nearly the entire imputation streaming diarhargeii Thereupon I: is ordered, that Wednesdayrthe over the hill, and the affray was abruptly 6U1 day of January A. D.. i?»2 at ten o’clock in the forenoon, be assigned tor the hearing ot postponed. Both Read **For*«tand Stream.'' said petition, nnd that the hnln at law of said One fot Its unsllng, the other for its shooting. Tiie Bardeen Paper company, of Otsego, deceased and alt oilier persons Interested In said arc required to appear at a seaslon Men ot ever) political faith read It. There I* are about to continence on paper will No. estate, of «aid court then to be hoi Jen al the Probate no iv>:iti< h in IL Brimnil of 'good tiling*: 8. which will occupy 41,000 feet of floor Office. In the city of Hastings, iu said county, Bhoothig. tUhing. natural hfsiory. cam.» hie. surface. It will require 204 horse power and show cause, if any there be. why the prayer the petitioner may not be granted. And it to move the machinery and 05 hands to of Is further ordered. That said ixtllionrr give no­ it* class. Urekly.M page*; w eenla a eopj; ft run it. making 4G1 persons employed in tice to the persons Interested In said estate, of •ZT*’? S’ti'rcr’txf naw. Send for free catohwaa the iwndrnvy of Bald petition, and the bearing of brat book* <>n all outdcior spnrts.' tiie factory. thereof by causing a copy of thia Order to be FOKKOT AAD8TMKAM PfB. Co.. After two yeara lowing. L. D. Foote, of publtobed In the Hastings BaxnkmI a newspa 3isBro*dwa), Nrw York. printed and circulated in said county of .Billiards, was convicted last week in the per Barrv. onoe in each weak tor three tuceexsivr MORTGAGE SALE. circuit court at Allegan for raising a note weeks previous to said day nf hearing. Default having been mad* in the eondlttatia Cha Rua* W. AKMHTWixn, of $50 to 8250 and sentenced to Ionia for ofa certain mnripwrmuiir‘h Abljah M Flint (A true oopy.) Judge of Probate. two and a half years for forgery. and Muaan K. Flint hb» wife h> Jamm Mt Kelvy dated Sept. 2l«t. A. D. '8W, and re*r>tiled In the PROBATE ORDER. Telephone Manager W. A. Mower, off office of the Rntiater of Ihwria for th- County of of Michigan. County of Barry-sa. Bany nnd State uf Mfchfgan, o« the ?l»t dnv of Kalamazoo, skipped last week with the,’ Slate At a nrsalon of the Probate Court for the September A. D lose in Uber 3t of mortgagea.. company’s money. A large airartage has» bounty of ttnrry. boldcn at the Probate Office, on tmge 13 on hkh n onrun rtierr la claiinad tn the elty of Hastings. Id said county, on to be due at the date of thia n.-Hre the num of also been discovered In his books. Thursday, the ITth day ot December, Iu the year three hundred thirty seven dollars and a reaaonThe Kalamazoo Telegraph has a newt one thousand eight hundred and ninety one. provided for In sa‘d fuortgnae Present. Charles W. Armstrong, Judge of n ‘se * ty suit—a $10,000 libel suit on bl* hands,' Probate. - ------ — wvuinj UJ HIM brought by n solicitor for picture orders,■ In the matter of the estate of Hiram • mOTlgan. or ony part thereof: whose metliodv were denounced by the• Fnrbea. deceased. —by virtue of the iioweraf sale On reading and filing the petition duly vrrl- conui ed fa said umrtg»P'. and tiie Mamie In leading photographers of the Celery city.' tied, of Irvin 8. Fnsbes.son of said dereaied. ’’Md'provided, notice to hereby that adminlslratlwn of said estate may ? J? JhWooSa ’UHlMy the mb day of March, According to the Lansing Journal there, pnoIng be granted to said pclkmrr or some other A. D. 1BB2, at ten o clock tn the forenoon. 1 shall is a gang of sharpers in that vicinity. suitable person. a sell at nubile, to the huhrat bidder al the north Thereupon it is ordered, that Tuesday, the I9!h front «bor Fanners must look out fur a class ofI the court bmiM* In the city of ot Jaauary. A. D. tm. at ten o’clock iu Hwtinc*. Micklgan. (thatbeing the utare where sharpers who are doing a tbrlvii 9 business.1 day th* fcNvooon. -e assigned lor the lirarlttg of anid ‘I”-"1’1 for Harry eunntv is h«>IdciO, in organizing purchasing companies. These! petition, and that theiietrsat lawotsaUi deoeus- the Mwutses dracrilHrf In Mid mortgage, or so rascals offer to sell goods to farmers at, rd. and all other perxooi Interested In said •an'-,,\.hTor n’*\ ** nree’SM-y to pay the are required to *Pi>e*r i.t a are-km of wholesale prices; charging them $5 as. estate, said court, then to be boldeu at th r Probate an initiatory fee, which makes them mem­ bers of the company. They are shrewd In their transactions and represent that farm­ er* are being cheated by local dcah-ra. and after they tuive initiated a farmer they take hto note for 880 for a bill nf goods whiih they claim will coat at leuot 8125. Farmer* should be on their guard against these ff. AJKMSTMQjra, callties from whom they Lave robbed htiuJudge of Fioboto. 2s!4 |> Esl£s r.tivar.sj'aiia REMEMBER you are ately and books, etc. est cigars. drugs, at cost soaps, Station*. NORTH. Kalamazoo Lv............ Ka*t Coopvr................. Hlehland Junet ... Crrevy............... Milo . 1 .elton ............. Govt rdalr . . SbulU........................... Hasting*............. and and best satchet pow ex are Cleveland and Harrison c Z 1 r-.i % m.»V. %% ; 7 t2 ••6 4S ♦3 7» •6 52 46 % •77 5.' •f. 7 t■ I* 8 « •7 15 SM « 3 Si •7 25 9 3 6! ....... 9 07 •1 «k •9 SO Cools Grove................ Woodland................... SM 4 It 9 M Woodburv......... ..... . k 4 24 to to1 Vloi D. L. * X. Lousing ...................... ... Detroit.......... .... 12 CC drugs Frei Hctchkiss h* Store. medicines 1 ^Sarsaparilla^ scribed fur that purpose. No- Peculiar Peculiar in comtanattaB, proportion, and preparation of ingredient*. Hood's S.irsaparllta possesses the curative value of the best known rente<llfcs oI 11,0 vegetable isOOCI S kingdom. Peculiar In Its strength and economy. Hood’s Barsaparilla is the only medicine of which can truly be said. ” One Hundred Doses One Dol­ lar.” Peculiar In Its medicinal merits, Hood’s Sarsaparilla accomplMies cures hitherto un- vcntist church nwentatiTu Philip T. Colgrore. Music. Chores “Hall Fretal Day.” To Mr. and Mrs. J. Hehry. Doc. 19, a Holl call of Naw Ofiars of Barry Lodge girl babe. for 1893. There was a select dinner party ChrlstThey will take their seats upon the nta* at the residence of R. Vester and The Officers of the Lodge will vacate Wife. their respective stations, and the Grand Eld. Cady, of Battle Creak College, is giving the people of Carlton some excellent Lodge Officers assume them. The Chancellor Commander will deliver sermons. It Is seldom a young man of the gavel and his authority to the Grand such ability visits this vicinity. Our school bad their “picture took” the Chancellor. Installation of the Past Chancellor. other day by a Lansing artist. Installation of Chancellor Commander. John Fleming entertained hte brother Vocal Duet, W. S. Nelson, Chas. Charles, of Oceola Co. last Sunday. Mr. Tasker of north Carlton is getting Barnaby. Installation of Vice Chancellor. ready to build a bare. Installation of Prelate. Alfred Raymond and wife are reported Installation of Keeper of Records and on the sick list Seals, Master of Finance and Master of A. G. Senter of Clarksville was In Carl­ ton last week. Exchequer. ’ Installation ot Master at Arms. Inner Miss Josie Whipple of Hastings Is vis­ iting her cousin. Myrtle Odell. Guard and Outer Guard. Vocal Sole. Mrs. Belle Hendershott. Mrs. Hcrztl. formerly Mrs. Devine, and Charge to lhe Lodge, by Grand Chan­ children of Detroit are visiting at Jacob S iribere. cellor. The Master at Arms will officially pro­ claim the Officers of Barry Lodge Installed. NEIGHBORING COUNTIES. Vocal Trio, Chas. Barnaby, W. 8. Nel­ sen, Dr. S. M. Fowler. Two young hunters from Sandusky, Supreme Representathe Philip T. Cul- Ohio, who tailored under the impression giove will Install the Officers of Section tliat Michigan is still a boundless wilder­ 243 of the Endowment Rank, Knights of ness, are at large somewhere in the state Pythias of the world. with a lot of bear traps, sprlng-gnns and Roll Call. The Secretary and Treas olher deadly equipments. They struck urer. the Vice President and the President. Kalamazoo first and wanted to know where Recitation, True Friendship. Mrs. 8. M. bears, deer and wolves” were thickest.' Fowler. ' The last heard of them they had worked Music, Male Quartette. their way as far north pts Big Rapids, and Address by Grand Chancellor Judge were becoming discouraged over the con­ David C. Page. tinued traces uf civilization; Music. Closing Ode. sung by all A cose of great Interest to lhe medical Social and informal reception arid Introdu”t;on of audience to Grand Lodge fraternity was that of the tale W. P. Officers. All are invited to remain in the Blakeman, who died In Otsego recently. For over fourteen years his pulse beat hall and spend a social hour. !>. & L. Fxi>re«« Thursday, Dee, 31. 1891. ’ Hastings Banner === -i Stations. SOUTH. Ka«tCooper Lv.. RIchtaDtl J unci. Cressey Milo.................... Delton................ Cloverdale Shultr....... 10 00 B 31 Habtjxgs............... Coats Grove Woodland Wondburr Fia D. L. A X. I*aMng....“.......... Detroit....................... •stop-, ou signal only. ♦ No*. 5 and r. win not carry pnornrem unle?* provided with freight train permits. ’ Freight trains will be run at ibe convenience ofthe cempan A who reserve the riebt to change the time of suciNr.dns without notice. F. Bcsh. Genl Manager. n. C. Porrxn. Gen’i P. ft T. avl etroit, lansing & NORTHERN D KAILROAD. Leave Grand Rapids for Detroit and East. LanslDKL ES..-.-.-..-:":: .::: in ri w, n.*> 151 t! eo| 75145 Hagtaaw' ........ *7 061 H 13!...... •Everyday. ♦ Week day*. 7:15 a. m. runs through to Detroit with parlor car; seats. 35 rents. i>. m. baa through parlor car to Detroit; scats. 15 cents. 5:<3 p. tn. runs through to Detroit with parlor Fur tickets and Information apply at Union ticket office, 67 Monroe St. or.Unl.m station. Gao. DrBavkn. Gen'I Pas*. Agent. ’ HICAGO & WEST MICHIGAN By. Lv Grand Rapid* lor. k M.ir si.ir. Mir. u. Chicagrt..................... tiKihiDapori*............. RerfiHi Hwrbor......... Hl Joseph Tmvrrw City mm fflSlK".-.?-.:-:::: Lwllngton............. BigttapMn................ ♦Week days. •Brery day. Y&KWPC Saturday. a m. baa through chair car to Chicago. No rxtnrebxnm for seat*. 12 JB p. m. runs tbrrauih tn Chicago solid with Wagner buff.-l car: arats 50 rents. 8:17 p. m hx‘ through tree chair rar to Manto­ tie. vtaM. ft N.K. H R. ■ tl:3Sp. m fa solid train with Wagner palace ■ b-eping car through toCUIcaaro. and aU-eper to lodfanapoits via Bouton Harbor. GUARDIAN’S SALE. In the matter of the estate of Alvord T. Woods, k minor. Notice hereby given that I shall sell at public auction. totheliWicat bid ter. on Mturdat. the toth day of Januaiv. A ». IBM. al ten o'drek. In I be forenoon, at the north front door of the Barn Count* mort biwr. in the City of Has­ ting-. Iu the County of Harry, in the State of Mtel-.lran. pureuan! to Krenw and authority granted to me na the !4lh day of Ijreembrr. A. D MM, by tbv Probat. Court ot Calhnun<’nun y Michigan, al) of the tutat* right. tiUa and In terwt of the wid minor of, in and ui the rea estate nlUixbni and tiring in tl>** Gounwof B’»rry in the State ol Miehhtan. known and df*ri‘>sd as toitaws towii: L»ts wmibrr !wo hundred urwi twrn.rntr, bvsa A. Koaixa. GcardUx e I �... r°a “» Httia jar M to Dompntihh, wit a any motion." BY-QmiSTlAH-REtO- enjoys Both the method and reeolb when Syrup of Figi la taken; it u pleasant and refreehing to the taste, and acta gently yet promptly on the Kidney., Liver and Bowel* cleanse, the evetorn effectually, disjiels cold* h adacnesjtoJ fever, and euros habitual constipation. Syrup of Fig. u the only remedy of ite kind ever produoed, pleasing to the taste and ac­ ceptable to tiie stomach, prompt in ite action and truly beneficial !n its effects, prepared only from the mo>t healthy and agreeable subetance* ite many excellent qualities commend it to all and have made it tho moat liepuliir remedy known. Syrup of Figs is for sale in 50o and JI bottles by all leading drug­ girts. Any reliable druggist who may not have it on haudwill pro­ cure it promptly for any one who wishes to try it. Do not accept anv substitute. J CALIFORNIA FIG STROP CO. SAN FRANCISCO. CAL LOUISVILU, KT. rORK. N.T. MORTGAGE SALE. On the trtb <Jny of Mnv, A. D. h-'O. Hiinrav D. Parker ami Murtha bora. r. iu< wUe. mart gaged to A. H. Ayers all that certain piece nr P ireel of land, situate Iu th- city of Hunnic.. 11 the county of Barry aud Mate <»f Micblriui Hstd itewrl'ued m follows. In wit: Jxrt two oi elxl>t.?-n OH) in theeratern addition to the village, now city, of Hartings, .nmuty of ftarrv Ht»<l -rate of Michigan, according to recorded v..»i thereof, hud mortgage was. on the -.’Ut ill' <-f May. A. D. IHto. rvc.Td«-atn tho onie.? of the register of tfe-rls for the countv of Bam. In tne »utc of Michi<.ui, in liter tbtrty four Gil) of tn ir*gages m page one hundred^utf eighty seven .Said mortgage wav ou the 2lrt day of May aligned by said A. H. Ayera to i!<<nry L Newton, which said assign.went was oh the 2tst daydfMay t. D. two. duly recorded in sold •r.tglrter's office, in liber thlrtv six \36) of mort­ gages on page forty twovUL Stuart. Knappen i; Weaver, which said assignn.-i-Ml wa<«K ttexsth dur of .M»v. a D. u.j, duly recorded tn said resister’s ofileo, in liber thirty six.»( morhpuvs. on page one hundred nnd sixty nine (IBttJx . IfetanB has teen made In the condition of said nxirtgase. There l« now dtw nnd omu-.ld ou said moruaxe one hundred nnd liftv four dollars and dhlrty eight cents for principal thereof and interest thereon. No proceediinsi at Jaw or in equity have been Instituted to re< vvr sold sum of monev. nr auv part thereof. Notice is hereby given, that by virtue of the power ot sale conulnrd in said mortgagr. and in uorsuanre of the statute in such case made and provided, tte premises abov and tn said niOrtRiuce drscritied. or so much t hereof as mav te neevssarv, will te sold al public vendue to the highest bidder, at the north front dour of th* court house, tn the city of Hastings, Itarrr county. Michigan, -tiiat being the place ot boidit>g the Circuit Ctftirt tor said comity.) on the --.-J dav of Jannarv. A. D. 18W2, st 10 o'clock of the forenoon Of said day. to satisfy the aino-int then due ou raid mortirage, together with all -legal costs, ijududtog the artoi---- - *— -* fifr-en dollars, provided In said by the statute ui-r-to pertaining Dated Oct-liter ‘-’"th, 1K1. Compriitag the Ann ot Stuart. Kuappeu & V-aver. awgnees <if mnrtg.15?. STFART. & KiTArriCS. Attorney* f»r aMixnees o! mortgage. ’’ SMOKE > Eb. POWERJ NO. 35. ALWAYS THE SAME *“ ALWAYS THE BEST 5<- CIQflR IN THE Hastings Cm' Bank, Hastings, - r Mich. CAPITAL $75,000.00 SURPLUS t6.000.00. ’ ncorporated under the laws of the State Michigan. Open for bualnera Dec. 15,1888. OFFICERS t D. O. Koblu.-on, President; Chester Messer. Vlee. Pres. D. W. Reynolds, Cmhl er. DrUBCTOBS: Dan W. Reynold*, D. O. Roblnwn. John Carvctb. Interest paid on time deposits and a general Banking Business Transacted. NOTICE FOR HEARING CLAIMS. ."n'W dearartrvi and tiuti all creditor* of *»!d dceroscft to preseet thrir dalm to Mid FrotMte Court. M thcd Hsrttmw. L* examlMtiiw anj J' CHAPTER VL H*! ”'** gtth » rerT rtruge umuUlon Dww.nl c»me bank to no,,,^^ H, routod from ».ith . tobT. *?Sled ,0 hi‘•‘'“'■Mor and into th. agonizing r„,a o( |d, „.Gond h. ™ lifted to a partiallx IK» a !? ' ‘V’”e nmleraeath him nnd th., keen,! tn a liquid which mi being cautiously poured down his throat lieopeneil bi, eye« and lookod up, to Me * hrown. aohcitiiM face above hila, and to inhale the odor of l,mujy from , bottie held to hia lips, "Ah! it has brought him to life,” said the pensou administering tuts remedy, in a tone ofsatisfaction, and also in Span* -J0re- senor-a little more." But Derwent shook his head and closed Ma lips. He was. in fact, almost stran­ gled by tho liquid, which had novertheIres served iu purpose in bringing him back to a knowledge of hh Hfirroundmg”. He lifted himself to a more up­ right position. In order to relieve the tern hie pain in his shoulder, and looked about him. He found himself in the midst of a group of men and horses, among whom were none of his own party. All were strangers, all apparently Mexicans—as indeed what else was Hkely in this re­ mote part of the country?—aud a sense of despair seized him as he thought of Ms InabiUty to make himself understood by thein. Looking up, with eyes express­ ive of it be suffering he was enduring, ho could only touch hi* shonlder and ray. •I have been shot—here." ■ed tSni«ul mtetally. -Maylautf wo are roan Hymen?" ',o”en”- 1 foie.’’." umrwmrt ’**“* “ W,h‘““>- Maurice Oraond jro came. Y„„ it । not, an American." "Y««; my muue i, Derwent, j know now. he nj.lej quickly, -why vucr fere the other day iu Guadalajara." latent J" U--'‘ 1 *“’• b“” “*"0 I ■ X- Now’ 1*aor Derwent, make ns little effort as ixmible and let us lift you into your saddle. There"-as half a uoxen ready hands did tiie work-"that la accomplished; bntifyou ore to stay there you must take mure brandy." Fhe deadly faiutnew that almost overp-v-vvred him warned Derwent that this wm indeed necearary. He took the fttimulaat willingly, and. thankful for tho deep Spanish saddle which afforded him some support, they sat out. Ho perceived, now that he had gathered bis ranges a little, that the party formed quite a cavalcade. There were six or eight riders tew.des liimself and tho man Who, having had to resign his horse to a&aor Ormond, walked with a long stride and lithe bearing in advance of them. All, with the exception of the stately Irishman, were Mexicans of tho purest type, and all seemed to be his attend­ ants. As they proceeded down the mountain Derwent looked about for some time i/ the expectation uf finding the bullet ri<F died bodies of Fernandez. Aranda nnd the mozos. But, rindb no sign of them appeared, his wonder increased over the remarkable fact that they hnd apparently not concerned themselves in tho least about his fate. “1 cannot understand this." he said presently to Senor Ormond. "It is in­ credible that my oompunions should have deliterately abandoned me." "If you win tell me who they are." said that gentleman, "I can tetter tell you whether or not it is incredible,." “One of them was a man from this part of the country. Senor Aranda" —■ "I know him. Who else?” “Aman who accompanied mo from Guadalajara to show me a mine. His name is Fernandez; And two mozos." "I know also—by reputation, at least —the Fernandez of whom you speak. May I ask what mine he brought you to beer ^’The Buena Esperanza. Do you know "Yes," replied tho other, smiling, ^‘1 know the Buena Esperauzn. Did you, while there, see or hear anything of one Senor Barrera?” "I raw him yesterday at the mine. Ho AUtrerc atrftngen, all apparcntlyjUcx- came and had n fierce altercation with ica ns. Fernandez. What pas*ed between them “English. 1 thought so,’’ said another 1 do nut know, for, unfortunately, I have voice. And then ont of the group of little knowledge of Sjianish: but I per­ faces which seemed to swim around him ceived that there was trouble, and I de­ one bent over hi:u which hud a Vaguely clined to buy the mine. You do not familiar look—n face deeply suuDurned, think”— ho looked at his companion with yet fair underneath the tan, os was ’ a sudden, startled glance—“that it could prove*],by the dark blue eyes and the have been Barrera who shot me?' luxuriant brown teard. The exclama­ “No," was the decided answer. "It tion which this persun uttered had been certainly was nut Barrera. He ia a man in SiKmisb. but he now spoke to tho of fiery temper and dauntless courage, young man in his own tongue. capable of killing an enemy on tight, i’The wound is in your shoulder,” he without reckoning consequences, but ab­ said. “Yes, I see you have bled copious­ solutely incapable of shooting him from ly. Lie down while we cut away your an ambuph. Besides, what quarrel had coat and bandage it.” ., he with you? No, senor, do not even in Derwent wm very glad io obey this your thoughts do so great injustice to direction, for blackness was gathering one who is in all respects a true gentloaround him again. He find lost a'qpantity of blood, and this, together with'tiie “I was favorably imprereed by him." blow on the bend which lie bad received said Derwent “But the whole thing is in falling, made him feel faint. He lay so strange. Why should I have Iteen down obediently, nnd the rtrangerbegan picked off, and why have my compan­ to cut away the clothing from his wound ions made no search fur me?" iuvery practiced manner. He mut- ! “You were probably picked off be­ tered several comments in Spanish when cause yon were lingering in the rear of ho r'aw the wound: but helutndaged it I youri»rty—a foolish thing to do had skiilfnlly. administered to Derwent an- ' you Ixx-n aware of the dangt'r—and so other dose of the stimulant, and then , offered an excellent opportunity to the asked him how he had been {shot. robber. Why your companions have not The account wua briefly given. “The returned for you is more thuu I cau anla*t thipg I recall,” said the yonng man, sipr. I advise you not to trouble your­ “is falling down the precipice. I must self further ab->ut it now. lyconsidcr have struck my head againk h tree or a myself fortunate in having found yon, rock, and from what L reinemlier <y tho and I really think it is fortunate also fur bk>w, which instantly stunned tne, it is you. I am the only English speaking wonderful thaj it did not kill me." resident of this part of the country, and “Your head is badly cut and bruisad," my hacienda is near at hand, where you said the ether, examining jit. “But if can rest and recover your strength." the last thing you remember is your fall, "You arc more than kind," said Der­ bow did you get back here in the road?* went "I put myself entirely in your “Did you find me in the rondf* asked hands. It was tho greatest good fortune Derwent with surprise. ’’Then I can that brought you along this road." “It was a lucky chxuc®, certainly#" only imagine that the man iwho shot xno had sufficient humanity to drag me back said the other cheerfully. “I have been where 1 might lie found. I Kuppoeo that for several days visiting the outlying he robbed tn it—yes, my watch is gone ranches of my estate, and am now home­ ward bound. Our road turns eff at the and .".Iso my purse!" foot of the mountain, and wo will reach “But were you traveling alone?” “No. 1 lual dropped behind my party Miraflures in about two hours." Two hours! tf he had said two days because I was tired of riding and wanted to waIIc a little. Of course they will dis­ Derwent could hardly at that moment cover my ateence soon, and return for have felt mure dismay. With the terri­ ble pain of his wound and the deadly me.” , “It is strange that they have not done faintness from loss of blood how was he so before this. At what time were you possibly to maintain an erect position in the saddle fur that length of time? His ■botr “About two o'clock. 1 am certain of companion must have read his thoughts that, for I ha»l glanced at iny watch not in his paling face, for be said quickly: “Whenever you feel too weak to go lung before." “It is dow four, is it not a little on we will stop and rest 1 know that strange that they have not returned be­ you orc suffering horribly. Ah, I have tthought. Antonio!" He tnrued, aud fore this time to look fur you?" a young Mexican tame forward spoke “Lt is iucumprehensible,” said Der­ at some length in Spanish. "Si, senor,' went “Can they have been killed?’ “That is very unlikely. Nothing of was the reply when he had finished, and this kind had occurred before in years, touching his horse with the spur the and while iprobber might be bold enough young man rude ou in advance so rapid­ to attack 4 solitary traveler, he would ly that he was soon lust to sight. “1 have sent him to the hndeuda with consider long before attacking a party. orders to bring a carriage to meet us," How many were you?” his master Bind to Derwent. “We ahull “Fire—and well armed." "The thing is impossible, then. But be out of the jnouutiuns and on the level this is uot the time or place to investi­ land of the valley by the time it reaches gate the affair. That must be done later. us. Nuw. scuur. if you can manage to Meanwhile the sooner you get medical keep qp’’-j— attendance the better. Do yon think It was hard work—the hardest, Der­ you can manage to ait in a Raddle and went thought, that he had ever attempt­ ed—but, by the aid of renewed stimu­ ride a few miles?” "If it must be done I can do it," said lant and dreperate resolution, he fought Derwent with a certain grim resolutioxL the constantly threatening faintness, en­ dured the pain which momentarily grew worse, and kept his seat. Once or tw. :e he felt bim«»elf reeling, but a strong arm was instantly thrown around him and a halt oenumauded. He never consented moso. who brought up to deacrad from the saddle, for be fait Boned horse of beautiful build "Wttrtu ba aa haocraMnot regain it, but, after Lte rest of a few minutes tousled on going on. It wra Ute a dark and evil dream to Lim afterward, that pa»age through the mountain defiles, unto suddanlj. even to his pnin dark­ ened tight, there unrolled a gluriutta pictun>-» vw extent of wide, beautiful plain, green with cultivation, broken by stretches of forest, and with a distant silver lake gleaming in the last rays of lhe setting sun. "Courage!’’ said his companion. "We lire over the bail road now; the carriage must meet us before long, and Miraflores is not five miles away.” Derwent tried to smile, but he knew that hia strength was going fast, and that if the carriage did not meet them he could never hold out for that five miles. Antonio had made good speed, however. With their alow progress they had hard­ ly coveredeuiuther mile, and he was on the point of saying, "You must take me down; I can bear no more," when a joy­ ful exclamation from the whole party greeted the appearance of a carriage roll­ ing rapidly toward them over the level, dusty road. Ten minutes later, they placed an Insensible man in it CONTINUED ROMANCE OF TWO WABS. STORY OF TWO REJECTED MARY­ LAND LOVERS WHO FOUGHT. spite of his protestations his mof cidrel to pltoe a poultice over Lie i The t> vigorously vesfatted. “I v.-u’t have no poultiae," te Iterisral stoutly. Btltl Singh "Yes, you will, EddU" declared tech mother and grandmother firmly, and Lte majority being t wo to one at bedtime Lte When the war with Mexico was declared, poultice wm ready. If the poultice was ready the boy wav Samuel McCurdy was a merchant in Grantsville, a beautiful mountain Ullage not and he proved ho refractory that * in western Maryland, with a declining switch was brought into requisition. B business and without the perseverance to was arranged that the grandmother should apply the poultice while the mother wan restore it to Its former condition of pros-* to stand with the uplifted awitch al perity. He was fond of the gay life of the the bedslda. The boy was told that if te towns and had contracted debts, and had, "opened Lis mouth” te would receive that moreover, fallen in lore without any ap’ which would keep him quiet. As the bnt parent chance of his affections belug re­ poultioe touched the boy's foot he opened J ciprocated. He was bright, intelligent, his month. “You"—te began. gallant, with a fine presence, yet bis “Keep still,” said his mother, shaking charmer held him aloof. Sbe respected her stick, while the grandmother busily him, did not disdain him. yet she had fears applied the poultice. ' for the future and rejected bis suit. • Onoe more the little [fellow opened hia \ Then came a chance for the disappointed mouth. lover to enlist, win glory on a foreign field But the uplifted switch awed him into and return to claim attention with the silence. halo of n warrior’s deeds ateut him. In a minute more -and the poultice was My Daughter'* Elfe Oddly enough, there wm another case firmly in place nnd the boy was tucked in Wan ssved by Hood's RsMapsrilla.** says Mr. like this in the neighborhood. Samuel Mc­ bed. B, B Jnue« of Alut. Mdae. "dUe Ind »»-vru runnltirsore* In different pUctu on her bodv, Cleary, a sturdy, handsome yonng stage­ "There now,” said bis mother, “ths old bnt on Riving her Hood’s 8 iranparilla Uicre coach driver, had likewiso found an unre­ sliver will be drawn out and Eddie’s foot insrked Improyemonl aaJ now *h9 1, well, sponsive object of love. He drove on the will be all well." strong and liualtuy.” old National road, which was then the As the mother and grand mother moved Hood s p lit cure conrtlpatloq by restoring thoroughfare over the mountains, and his triumphantly away a shrill, small voles the perut.dilc ration of the ainneiilar' canal. was a familiar figure in the country round came from under the bedclothes: about, Hh aspirations ran in thedlrecThey-aielhe best family cathartic. "Yotfve got it on the wrong foot!”— A third-big paper mill will te erected at ■ lion of the fair daughter of a wealthy hotel Rcboboth Herald. keeper, well educated'and cultivated. She Otsego by the Bardeen pa|x-r company. was the acknowledged belle of the neigh­ The Orlfftu of Co>l and OIL The “Dtnuihtera of the King," at Mar­ borhood. McCleary, of course, was ot a In an effort to show the enormuus quan­ quette an- arranging a big fancy’ ball In te Humbler station in life, but true to the tity of vvgcteble matter that must have given on New Year’s eve, and all for the adage that love knows no bounds, he did been buried by inundation nnd nuteequent sake of sweet cliarit*', not despair, but made his advances, winch elevations of tbc surface of the earth, 1st were uot met. with any degree of res;>on*c. Alfred Thomas, employed In the Wolve­ There woa no repulse, but the siege was us go to Manofleld, nine mite from Pitts­ rine mine ut Red Jacket, was asphyxiated raised, to bo renewed under other dreum- burg on the Phu Handle, where, in cutting down an immense hill, the workmen Lava by jajwter smoke by going Into a drift stances. discovered a vast and wonderful deposit of loo Mam after a blast hnd been made. GOING TO WAIL fossil plants. It was In the middle of March, 1847, that ’The Congregationalism of Clio fonnd There, packed In the solid bine and black the gallant Captain Walker came riding shales, are the abundant remains of the their church on lire .Sunday moniinq but through the Cumberland region in search vegetation of the Carboniferous age. Per­ extihxulsned tiie flames and proceeded with tiie services as If nothing liad hap­ of recruits for lhe Mexican campaign. Mc­ fect casts of Iwnutiftil arborescent ferns Cleary was ri|>e for adventure and te and catamites, rushes cf gigantic length pened. joined. It ha«l been agreed between him nnd curiously carved trunks of the lepidoand McCurdy, they being fast friends, that dendron and sigilorin are all heaped and I they should enlist together, but McCurdy pent in one iuBcporable mass. Even the | was away*Yrom home at the time, aud on unlearned Italian laborers are amazed at hLs return, hearing of the enlistment of his the sight. On eve^ block of shale area I friend, he followed the command across the thousand perfect casta of plants and a j country to Newport. Ky., where be, too, hundred different varieties. There axe I Joined the company, enough specimens here to stock a million । McCleary was a great favorite with the cabinets. A roadbed for the third track of commander, a good fellow in every way, the Pituburg, Cincinnati, Chicago and St. lhe soul ot honor,,and one of the bravest Louis railroad is being graded with the re­ toldicra ever under fire. He was always nt mains of one of tfhe forests of the ancient I Lhe front witUA'alker, nnd when they fell world. Look where you will, go where you j they were together iu the ran. will in the vicinity of this cut, and every­ Ladies and waiting maids among the j The two Marylanders did not seek shel- where you tread upon tiie perfect cast of ancient Greeks nnd Romans wore plain ,tered places in lhe campaign. They were plants that grew in some old Carboniferous hoopn of gold nr silver in their ears, and ’ there for fighting and for glory, and they lagoon perhaps some tan million years as time progressed these became more knew that it must be sought at the fore. ago. I Walker’s rangers gave them ample opporHere was the origin of xrar great deposits elaborate, precious gems being set in . tunlty for active work, for this gallant them. Many Roman matrons pocscssed f iiaud was the first to dash forward into of coal, aud it may have helped to produce the great deposit of golden oil which is earrings of the most costly nnd gorge­ ' dangerous places and do desperate deeds, just now the wonder of the world.—Pitts­ ous description, the settings being worth j They went into the battle of Humantie. burg Dispatch. thousands of dollars. . together, and but one of them came out— One of the most fashionable patterns I McCurdy. It wan a fierce fight, though Dr. Baldwin, of Alabama, told a good affected by those of rank and wealth ‘ the numbers were small on each side, were modeled in the form of an asp. j McCleary fell with his captain, pierced by eye story. "Can you imagine,” he asked, Mexican lances, and was buried ou "the worst thing that would be likely to with* a golden body shaded with gems of , many lhe field. / get into a man's eye? One day a railroad the first water. Earrings that bore the McCurdy went on and passed through engineer enme into my office In great pain. miniatures of the dear friends or rel­ , til ot the battles of the valley of Mexico, He hnd n bandage over bls right eye. T am atives of the wearers were quite fashion­ j without a wound, beyond a scratch from suffciiug frightfully, doctor,’ >ft sidd,‘wlth able at a very early day, and in many I one of the peculiar copper covered bulla my eye- There h something in it. I was ruuniug ray engine nt a fart rau» of speed, eases they were attached in the form of J used by the Mexican forces. with my head out of the Ab window look­ M'CUltDY’S FRUFUSAL. pendants. In ancient Egyp- and India thoeo I He was present at the Oiiul capture of ing down the track to see that there waa no obstruction. I ptuMcd through a lot of . the capital, and then, with a company of made in imitation of the lotus and Den- | 3«X), he volunteered to go down to Vera grasshoppers, and one of tbein struck me gal rows were sought after in preference ■ Crux with the first train of sick nnd wound- Iu the eye.' I examined the man's eye, and to all other designs.—Detroit Free Press. ‘ ed. Ou his return to the city he was *e- sure enough tho legs of tbs hopper had I levied by the commandant of the City penetrated the poor fellow”i eye nnd were i Guard as bis clerk, being an excellent pen giving him great pain. The sawlike legs Ours is not a buffalo climate. Four man. The capital building was made the had almost completely filled up the eye. I survivors <?f that humpbacked race were hendqtntrters of the invaders, and from placed him under the influence of ether and began the operation of extracting the there McCurdy wrote at times to his old brought to Golden Gate park, and three of them died during th© effort to become I triunds in Maryland on the magnificent grasshopper’s legs. After a tedious job I ; letter paper of lhe fallen government, with succeeded in removing the Impedimenta acclimated. No man ever beard of buf­ Its great coat uf arms emblazoned at its nnd tte-mau got well without bWsight be­ falo near the sea. Neither in Hakluyt’s , bead. One of these letters was ImjiortanL ing affectevl. I think that was my most voyages nor in any other compilation of j Accompanying __ __________ the_ letter -was a hand­ remarkable eye otse.”—Sti Lonh Globe mine ring, ritiir sparkling nnnrk Imtr with diamonds, <U.uiion<l«. nnd Democrat. the log books of discoverera nnd uavi- : jotne ’■____________ gatorais there any mention of buffalo J the diroctinns were that B----- , to whom It The Inquisitive Antelope. on a sr.lt coast Throe animals were won seuc, should place it upon the approAn antelope is as curious ;ts a woman. foand in the interior only, on the great •«>' Irnt" M Jlta."Cb»t.''« McCurdy', If the hunter trill lie down iu the graw ptaiaa, high and drr. and when they nro “■“J1 t -J-LaT. .. elimaU nnro-ro fri-uds. This was to be with the un^v aud wave a red handkerchief n baud of an­ cfi*»pd to roch a «>Mt clieMlone our, iu,dln)( th„ whl,n th, „lur„^ telope will keep circling around until with­ they die, in protest against turning a (rom war h1ju wns t<) wjfe> in reasonable distance for n safe shot. a public pnrk into a cow yard. One of | Unfortunately,tte tady objected. Though After completing a circle the antelope halt tho four survives, iu lonely occupation ; ^1C proxy was well unstained and the mis- suddenly and bring down one fore foot of a field not intended fortxis race. It is »;on whs at tempted with skill and tact, sbe with u vigorous stamp on the ground and probable that his hide will join thoae of refused to accept the ring nnd with it ihu at the same instant ttey make a sort of a his companions on the pork fence before 1 conditions. The prototype of John Alden snort that sounds like a half whittle. That is the propitious moment for peppering tho trade winds erase to Mow.-Snn uni«l her topre . raura why .he raeuld them with nfie bolls. I learned this trick Aha. ■ not fok® tfc® ‘°keo. »’ld *he r®pll«l. I Francisco Alta. • । yoQ know the reasons." Unhappily. when it froiitiernman came along and — be did not, and never did know why it was found me crawling fur miles on the level that McCurdy was not a favorite with her. prairie endeavorlug to get a shot at one of The Ensllubtnnn In Chill. the timid creatures. The tnan asked me if The Englishman, the Gringo par excel­ The ring, however, wns uot returned to I thought I could get him. I answered: lence, plays an important part In Chilian Mexico for fear that McCurdy might. In “Get him! I've got to get him, I'm. out o’ economy. He is paramount in the nitrate hLs desperation, give it with Ita meaning to meat.’’ He t.;en posted me about lying producing regions, xhough here the Ger­ a native beauty. still and flirting with the handkerchief, TUR VCTERAN TODAT. man is hard on his heels. At Valparaiso The war over, McCurdy came home, ex­ and I found they liked that tetter than the bant commerce is mainly controlled by chasing, and 1 made an entry right then pecting to be greeted by bis promised bride, him, and throughout the country he la to that an antelope poasesMid some of the be found at the tend of trading enterprises, bat though she joined in t he demonstra­ cbaracterteJcA of a woman.—Washington mining and metallurgical industries, tions of welcome that the town made, she Farmer. ,___________ smelting and reducing works, mills and remained as distent as ever. For sereral f of to yuars he remained in old Alleghany county, foundries. lie avails himself, of course court- — is afford'd ’ by ' H* trlod P®hticr, but though he bad hostM Not alone does the truffle thrive in the utmost of such import w> L .—-rd---- , • n land singularly destitute of- fur and• uf Mends, he was too rtolent a Whig to be France, they are found In Italy, Spain and feather. He ahoota partridge* on the hill­ successful, and he went out to California, Holland, bnt arc of indifferent quality where he was mure successful in bls politi ­ compared with the French, lacking the sides about Valparaiso, and snlpcQnd wild duck in the more watery regions of the cal aspirations. He was finally elected to delicate .nnd incomparable flavor of the na­ south. He plays lawn tennis at Vina del the legislature. At last he returned to the tive product. In the United States, es­ Maron beaten earth, nnd cricket at Iqulque ■ states,’’ but for some years. hi* where­ pecially in California, oqme attention has abouts were quite unknown to his old been given within the past few years u> on a concha of nitrate refuse rammed to frieniis in the Cumberland region. tiie gathering and pre-nerving of truffles, the sollditv of concrete. When tho war of the retell ion broke out He gallops over fairly breakneck country he was awakened Into n new life, and ho and a number ot western pickers have vleafter the vixens that bare left their name rnlisted and served throughout the contest ited Bordeaux iu order to inform them­ to the charming suburb of Las Zorros. us a private soldier from Pennsylvania, selves regarding the canning proceea. It Racing remains, however, bis landing pas­ from the first gun to the final surrender. is a very rimpic one, the truffles being par­ tially boiled, as tomatoes, asparagus and time. The upper class Chilians have taken He kept his shoulder for the musket and Other vegetables, nnd then jarred and to Hits with an enthusiasm that is backet, not for toe strap, and he was mustered sealed iu their own diluted juice. Al! up by a proportionate expenditure. They out with the same rank thnt he had at went and game products are abo have established serera! breeding Made, "truffled.’’ the vegetable being Cut into , and the meetings nt Santiago andmpa- first. McCurdy Is still living, nearly seventy- small mjnares and inserted into the sub­ raino count among tbs events of the year. three years of age, at the borne for disabled stance of the article preserved.—Washing­ —London Saturday Review. volunteers at Hampton, Va., drawing a ton Latter.___ ___________ pension of eight dollar* a month for bl* ll . —J — —■------service* In the Mexican war. He never An employe of the portal telegraph of­ married or wished to do su nnlcm Cha^, Great Author (who sells by subscription) fice of St- Petersburg has invented n might change her mind, which she d.d not —So-ynu are a book agent, eh? I prmuuM| ■watch which requires winding up omy do. She la also living, sixty-five year* of you meet with a good deal of I meat.” once in forty-five days. Ho submitted age, near New York, unmarried. Agent—Ye»,.evtry day. The girl whom McCleary left behind him his watch to the Mechanic Technical as­ •'] don’t see bow you Maud it.” sociation. who wound it and placed it in In time married a clergyman from Ala­ ’’Well, you xee. I know it isn't I bama, where the went to live, bnt in a few a vault for trial. It wro found pn^r years sbe returned to her home a widow, folk* dislike me personally. It’s I >a the inventor represented it to be. Now with a daughter, who baa rinoe grown up they bare such a contempt for the I the man wanta to get a patent on hi:, in- to beautiful womanhood, and ie now the vrnttoo, but the difficulty presents itself wife of a successful merchant In one of the Chinese tradition point* to a that he does not belong to any mechani­ nrosperoua new cities ot the northwest. McCurdy U chrerfal and resigned to the thousands <>t yearn before I cal guild. Whether as a layman te is •ra, al which an Inspired ml entitled tQ a patent on n meciam«l to- lot that ha* befallen him. He la wall, be­ taught nuu.kiud th* appll rrcti m flte nrinirter of the Interior win yond ar occasional twinge of rheumatism. have to decide.-Cincinnati Oomnwmm -Watoinjfton Star. Children Cry for Pitcher's Castorla. Children Cry for Pitcher’s Castorla. Children Cry for Pitcher’s Castorla. GanaUs- �Hastings Banner, Roating* Thursday, Dec. 31. 1891. MAKI HALL L. COOK. Editor. THE HABTISea, MICH., FOSTOFFICX, AnaVBT 14. 1379. EDITORIAL NOTES. Sweeping* Reductions JUST BEFORE OUR INVENTORY WHY I AM A PROTECTIONIST. BOSTON JTOKE {Written f jr American Economist.] 1 am in favor of tbe protective policy: Ftret. Because it furnishes a steady and uniform market to our producers at it coat which is Insignificant in comparison with the benefits it confers. „ Second. Because it tends to multiply tbe industries to which our country is well fitted and tills is a vast advantage to our workingmen. Third. Because by the multiplication •f industries in a nation where they would not otherwise exist, there is an increase of competition and thus n diminution in the price of commodities, making thereby an advantage to all consumers. The democratic congress at Washington is giving evidence of that peculiar type of reform known us sham of the first water. At this writing not a committee has been named, nor the first effort toward doing business made. A month wasted in the' most excuseless kind ot idleness, without an attempt to do a particle of the business for which they were assembled, except to drew their salaries. With an overwhelm­ ing majority in tbe lower bouse, and after promising all the “reforms'* In the whole catalogue of reforms, a whole month has gone and no business Is done. It looks as if Washington might have a repetition of Michigan's squawbuck experience. Squawbuck keioeeno continues to get in its deadly work. In its wake are burned buildings, maimed people and ghastly corpses. And all this without excuse, without lhe pretense of an excuse that the people have been benefited. They have uot. They are paying as much for the dangerous squawbuck product as they did for the good aud safe oil furnished them by tbe adoption ef the former Michigan test of 130 degree?. In two weeks we commence taking our annual inventory and have now commenced our gigantic clearing sale to reduce stock as low as possible before inventory. The Knife Goes in Deep and Prices Ont Bight and Left In every department. It will pay you to come 50 miles to trade with us the coming two weeks, makes no difference w’tb as. We simply wish to reduce our stock one-half if possible. Cost of goods BOSTON STORE. We shall now cluse out upwards of 500 Ladies’, Misses’ and Children's Cloaks at some price. We do not say _ some price to have you come and make us an offer. As every' garment is now marked to the lowest possible price C and you will get it the first time. BOSTON STORE Our dress goods department will suffer a like reduction and now is your time to save money. We can show you dress goods of every' description and kindly invite you to call and see the goods. Prices are so low you will not be disappointed. Ladies’, Misses’ and Children’s Underwear, Hosiery, Gloves, Corsets, Blankets, Comforts, Flannels, etc, must go at some price and that a low one. See us for dry goods of every description, cloaks, shawls, etc, and come now while we are making the lowest prices of any season of the year. Respectfully yours. Squawbuck Soper evidently has some bad advisors. He has asked for the.re­ turn of his resignation, and proposes to cuntest every point In the proceedings In­ stituted to bounce him from the secretary uf state's office. Later—Dan concluded to retire, and Is now back amid the i>1nc clad hills of Newaygo. Additional Local News. Nothing makes the mugwumps and free traders so mad as to read of the triumphs of reciprocity. There Is only one thing that comes any where near exasperating them so much, and that is the splendid prospect that America will manufacture her own tin plate. Soper Insists, and Is backed by Warden Davis of the Jackson state's prison, that his deputy secretary took that place with the understanding tliat he was to pay Soper >500 of his salary. To this Rowley, the deputy, and others demur, and a Tbe democratic legislature and state officers have furnished all tl*e evidence the people of Michigan need to prove tliat the democratic party should not be trusted with power. They had a chance to make a record, and they made IL And it Is a ▼ery black record. The Blaine boom la growing, and that •ecticsian hn’t saying a word. That la what worries the democrats. He Is Lhe qm wan who in their pet aversion. The AU members of tiie Alliance and Patrons Industry who favor helping to elect an­ other lot of democratic “reformers” to ■mnage tbe business of this state will please aay “Aye.” Deep hush, that is thick enough to cut with a knife. For robbing them of lhe controlling tn- They did it atoug with a lot of other dirty Don’t forget Jas. Kay Applebee’s lec­ tures in the society rooms in this ejty Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday even­ ings, January 11th. 12th and 13th. Mr. Applebee has lectured in this city before, and those who heard him then will not miss the opportunity this time. He is one of lhe finest and most accomplished lec­ turers In the country and all should es­ teem it a privilege to attend. Tbe follow­ ing are the subjects upon which he will lecture Monday evening. January llth, Macbeth, a Drama of Conscience. Syllabus.—The conscience active In Mac­ beth and lady Macbeth, but not the same thing In both. Tbe genesis of the eon-* science. Selfishness the absorbing whole of Macbeth. Lady Macbeth’s false esti­ mate of his character. Why tbe wltchys appeared to Macbeth. The witches, at one® human and noa-human. The hell­ broth they concoct The Crime; from whom Its suggestions came. Macbeth's demeanor before the murder, and his ac­ curate self gauging. The air-drawn dagger. Extreme nervous perturbation into which Macbeth falls after the deed. Assertion of her womanhood by Lfdy Macbeth. Mac­ beth’s self-pity. His suburb physical courage. Wherein Lady Macbeth differs from Macbeth. Her womanhood always protesting against her crime. Her imper­ ious will. Tbe sleep-walking scene. Manful teaching of the tragedy. Tuesday evening, January 12, Home Pictures and Home Lessons from the writings of Charles Dicken*. Syllabus.— Dickens tbe prose noct of home. The home pictures of Diekeas common, and because so com­ mon, so beautiful How the love of home radiates upon society. The three great master loves of humanity—love filial, love conjugal, and love paternal. Peculiar sacredness of filial love. George the trooper. Mrs. Ptornish and her pauper father. The home eloquence of Mr. Piornteh. The strength uf the nation dej*nds upon tbe strength of the home. Conjugal tor®. “Barkis is willin'.*' John Cblvery and little DorriL Tbe blessedness of not getting ©ar own way in life. Mr. Toots and Florence Dombey. A love picture. The housekeeping of Dora and David Copif® and husband. Parental pleasurra. Bob Cratchit's Christmas dinner. Tbe lemon of It alt The home temple. Wednesday evening, the 13th. Douglas Jerrold: The wit of tbe London Punch. Syllabus.—Supremacy of wisdom. Douglas Jerrold. How be owed nothing to birth and nothing to posltton. Cradled In a theatre. His first am­ bition. Struggles in London. His early success as a dramatic author. His connec­ tion with “Punch.” How Jerrold elevated the satirical faculty. The great aim of life. “His abounding humanity.” Deasrfptive power. Talk In a churchyard. How to spend a twenty-first birthday. Terseness of Jerrokls ntyle—illustrations satire of Jerrold stronger than of Beilefafte’s City watef rents payable from Jsn. 1st. to 10th., 1892. at t|ie offlre of secretary of Board of Water Commissioners. Jno. P. Roberts, Sec. MIXER’S c&ss FOR TMB BLOOD THE GREATEST CANCER & SCROFULA RCMEDY OF THE AQE. Corea all BLOOD and SKIN Diseases. An a Blood Purifier It has no equal. Send for pamphlet shewing textlmonlaLs of many Muskegon. Mich . Aug. 30. *M. Dre. Mixer & Sana. Hastings. Mich. My I>e*r Slr:-AUow me to give you • few of tbe facts In my experience with your ranter tbe nest physicians tn thia place, Grand Haven. Grand fiapUs, Ann Arbor and Detroll. All And it continued to prow. Finally nnon tbe advice of a friend I sent-to you for medicine which 1 used aa <l!rec:ed. and It cured the caneer entirely. About four years have elapsed and I enjoy excellent health, with no return of lb* disease. That your C. A H. ft. is an effective blood puni ours, etc.. K. W. Boynton. Real Estate Broker, Torrent Block. ► Muskegon. Mlcb.. Aug. 31. *81. Dr. Mixer:-Atar giving your C. 4 8 8.1 personal trial I will say that I consider it un­ equaled m a blood partner. William Mee*. . 0Ot> Washington avenue. For Sale by ail Druggists. We Lead The World is School Books. We have Hutchinson’s Physiologies, Harper’s Geographies, Robinson's Arithmetics, Sheldbn’s Readers, Sander’s Spellers, Harper’s Readers, Brand’s Physiologies, Davis & Peck’s Arithmetics, Barnes’ History, Felter’s Arithmetics. Reed & Kellogg’s Grammars, Appleton’s Readers, Swinton's History, Townsend’s Civil Government, Monteith’s Geographies, And every book used in Barry County. New and second hand. WAS DISCOURAGED In trying to have my eyes fitted with spectacles. At last I went to DR. LOWRY’S and now Fred L. Heath, THE DRUGGIST. FREE This Handy PUAFARKD BY Drs. Nixer & Sons, Hastings, Mich. I AM HAPPY. rEOBATK ORDER. tbe Probate office, in d count*, on Wednes- There is such comfort in wearing glasses that <e properly fitted. Ever}' man to his business. DR. LOWRY kee£s always on hand a large stock of the finest and best eye glasses and spectacles. Call on him and be satisfied. . Armstrong, Judge of On reading aod litas the petition, duly vertfled. of Jennie A. Mead, widowot said deceased, praying that administration of said estate may to Mid petitioner or some other 1 I* ordered, that Friday, the •92o44nraf January. A. D.jwc. xt one o'clock tn tbe afternoon. be aa<lg:»rd lor tbe hearing of 'Mid petition *nd that the helm at Uw of Mild deeeaned and all other persons Interested lu add refate, are required to appear nt a scaotoo of Mid anurt.theu to be huldeo attbe Probate offtoe. In lire City ef Hasting*. ta said County. *’d ’*■—■ be. why OLD RAGS! The Given away to our Customers. If you want to get a better price for old scrap than you do from peddlers, bring, your old iron of all kinds, copper, zinc, lead, rubbers, rags and old carpets to the JUNK SHOP, Banner and Detroit Tribune ode dollar per year. �Hastings Banner. HmUoc*. Thursday, Dec. 81, n»i. W. M. COOK. I^nl Mtor. Common Soap ““ Tl'p loUl Mm >, rrsorwa m belnf ms, »|U Inauraoce S55V. i Z5Jhr,"tnmg eve u’« eninluyeeti at the I TVhip factory correlled Manager Wolter* and aa a sll«bt taken of their reranl far him. preumted him with h beautiful bauquet'lamp, George aay» that the Iam? may not be worth It, but a 850 bill wouldn’t buy it 'l he annual meeting of the stock ladders of tlw II astings Chair nnd Table Co. will be held at the office of the company In the city of Hastings. Mich., Jan. 12, 1802, at 10 o'clock p. m. * P. T. Uolorovk. Pres. M. L. Cook, bee. . Section 243 of the Endowment Rank, Knights of Pythias elected officers for 1892: President—Edgar Y. Hoglc. Vice President—Edward G. llulbrook. See. and Treas.—Sylvester Greusel. Medical Examiner—Dr. F. R. Timmer­ man. . Last evening a couple of kills threw some xand on the engines at the Electrl c light works. The engines had to be shut down, taken apart and cleaned, leaving the stores in darkness in the meantime. Tbe young rascals skipped out and are not yet known, though every effort possible will be made to find them out and make ex­ hard­ amples of them. Rote Clothes and Chaps Hands. IVORY SOAP DOES NOT. Constant Drooping Of water wears away the est rock, and a similar idea is my excuse for keeping my name and business .before yon. You may think I ain well ad­ vertised and ought to quit, but so was the last candidate for governor on the labor ticket. Can you name him I w personal_mention, tbe baIMlW mll, Mark Twain, Americas greatest humor­ ist. has just written a new story entitled: "The American Claimant,” which will be-, gin in the Detroit Journal of Saturday, January 2d. To the great delight of all loverrot pure wit, tliat celebrated charac­ ter. Col. Mulberry Sellers, will reappear as the hero of thk story, but with entirely new and dramatic surroundings. Ed -Shorn vhati la trick with tbe grip. Bev. Grigsby lectured In Mason last evening. A. Black was in Detroit and Ann Arbor teat week. •< . -1 ROYAL Il K. Grant Is confined to the house with tbe grip. Frank Newman, of Saginaw, was in lhe city test week. « Ed Haff, of Grand Raplda, was In the city last week. . Charlie Hyatt, of Charlotte was In the city past week. IS THE f Best Baking Powder Minor Layton spent Sunday with his parents iu Leslie. Plln Grice, of Allegan, visited friends in the city last week. Mrs. Irving Felghner, of Muskegon, Is vi«ltlng In the city. G. H. Brooks visited relatives In Alle­ gan county last week. The Official Government Reports: Hr. C. W. Young, of Allegan, spent Christmas In this city. Mtea Flo Beadle, of Grand Rapids, Is home for the holidays. The United States Government, after elaborate tests, reports the Royal Baking Powder to be of greater leav­ ening strength than any other. (Bulletin 13, Ag. Dep.'p. 549 J The Canadian Official Tests, recently made, show the Royal Baking Powder highest of all in leavening strength. (Bulletin 10,/. 16, Inland Rev. Dep.) In practical use, therefore, the Royal Baking Powder goes further, makes purer and more perfect food than any other. Charl’e Dunham, of Detroit, spent Christ­ mas with relatives In tbe. city. . Miss Angle Bates Is home from Detroit to spend the holiday vacation. Mrs. Will Geer and children of Grand Rapids, are visiting in the city. Frank Goodyear, of ftastings, Minn., is visiting his mother In this city. Miss Aliena Allen, of Bay City. Is visit. Ing relatives and friends In the city. » Frank and Gus Barlow, of Coldwater, vI«iled relatives iu the city last week. Irving Price, of A'lcgan. spent Christ­ Don’t fall to read tiie opening chapters mas with Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Walter. of Mark Twain's latest great humorous The Misses Shnpson. of Allegan, were novel "The American Claimant.” in the Detroit Journal of January 2d. Ask or zucsta of friends In the city Christmas. send a postal card to Gershum Severance, Mrs. Allie Rock, of East Saginaw. Is is selling watches, clocks, jew­ the Journal agent for Hastings, to leave v.kiting her sister Mrs. D. S. Goodyear. elry and I keep you a copy. If not convenient to do this Mrs. Mode Rich, ot Traverse City, Is a 2c stxmp to the Journal. Detroit, the best and stock in send and it will be promptly sent you by return visiting relatives and/riends In the city. mall. Hastings. ! Mr. and Mrs. Harry Waldorff, on Albion, Prices always the lowest. If you are tired of life, and want to get • vfeluM his parents iu this city last' week. rid of its burden and car4s. don't disgrace Mi*s Ella Hallock is spending the holi­ your family by tying a rope around your day vacation with her parents In Lapeer. neck, or disgust everyone by having your Mr. ami Mrs. Will Kennedy, of Grand remains hauled out of the river. D<» it in a more genteel way; go hunting with n Rapids, -pent Sunday with relatives near . crowd of fool friends. Some uuv will lw = the city. sure to let a gun go off and hl: you. and ; Mlxs Kittle Burrell, of Albion. Is spend­ the community will mourn over your ;un­ . Ing the holiday vacation with relatives In Circulation this week - - 2.000 timely end a way that will plvan -or • the city. ghost if it la allowed to come back to this Hereafter, chances for advertiwmente earth tofee the funeral. i Ml’* Mande Wheeler, of Allrgsu. was mast reach tills office Tuesdays at latest to I t» •■ miert of her.slater, Mrs Chas. Walter IL F. Bellinger, of Barry county, hns i Chriwumm. Insure insertion In the issue of the week | purchased 182 feet front ou .South Coch­ when brought. rane avenue of Mrs. Pratt and Mr. Tiii-.m, ) Ka'pb Wooton. the big bruiser of the This is located south of the liiii'-s Id • k t’biuu College foot-ball teain, is visiting Baths ’5 cent*, Busby Ems. and comprises what is teiined the bur ’ his parents. ..■•use to rent. Enquire at this office. district. The price paid is about '•'.ubO. Dr. and Mr-. Chat. Russell of Allegan The County Clerk Issued 50 more mar- Mr. Bellengcr is very wealthy aud v j- . 1 wert, entertained by Mr. and Mrs. Julius to pat up a very tine business block and. j Russell Christmas. ige licenses last year than this. ou tbe back uf the .lots a large farmers' i ,. . .v. , . „ Four second hand organs for sale at a fewl bant coustfnctetf on the plnn of the!. I d Matthews of Ashland. >\ is.. Is visitCr^Z.nd f.rw.r,' i '>'• renewlneold bargain. E. A. Mattison. in the etty. The celebrated Schubert and Smith and banw. It looks very much as if the Miutl: ‘ Misa Franc Williams attended the Bgrnes pianos for sale-by E. A. Mattison. end of the bily was about to boom.—Char-! loth Tjibbne. \ Teacher's Instigate in Grand Rapids the Clarence. Son of C. Osgood died Sat­ annual meeting pt the Agri-rlti;:a! , {ore l’arl of lhe ’ree^urday. of diabetes, after a lour Hines--. I The funeral was held Monday. I Xa-’lety occurred Tuesday afternoon Of l-wt | The Misses Maggie and Nellie Donohue * ■* ■ .Olc*r*< ! returned I/. week. Tbe —following were «•-_ tbe officers to Ypsilanti «.MB*UwIaV yesterday after / Thieves broke into the house of E. Itoo- elected for the following year: I• week's visit with Mr. Mr. and and Mrs. Dan Do Don­ iasou on the state road Thursday eve and President, Asa Pennock of Barry. 1 ohue. -stole a quantity of bed clothing and a few Vice Pres, Juo. Fleming^ Castleton. ' lyrtlss R<xe Bostwick, formerly teacher oilier articles. Scc'y. M. H. Burton, Hastings tw’p. I Kthe high school building l»ut now of Tress. Guy Manning. Baltimore. Mrs. Mary Craddock has a /farm of 80 I Detroit called on old friends here last Marshall, Robt. Billingsley. Irving. acres IK miles east of town, which she Tbe executive committee is Win. strong, Strong. j desire* to rent. For further particulars Yankee Castleton: Frank Sylvester. |• Mr. and Mrs. B. P. Rlsbridgcr attended inquire ot her. . Springs; Norman Latham, Baltimore: J. i Hie annual reunion of the latten) relatives Round trip tourist tickets now on sale M. Rogers. Carlton: : Mt the home of her parents in Benton HorM. Rogers, Carlton: J. J. 11. 11. jh-nnis, Ih-nnis, City. City. by the Mich. Cent. Ry. to principal southA’l reports showed tbe society iu :| boc lost week. T to «.ro and I*nrJtic coast pointe. a prosperous condition. Tire Misses Edna and Edith Havens, M. A. Gn.MAN. Agent A few prominent farmer- In the v!< infty:■ ' <>f Owosso and Three Rivers respectively. A word to the farmers. 1 wMil all your nt Freeuart have organized a stock e- 'iij "I are spending the holiday vacation with dried apple* and will pay as much as any nv known as the Freeport Automatic Farm>»' Higfr jeirents near tbe city. one to get Him. Gate Co. Tbe object of this company h S ' Rev. W. M. Puffer went to Milo last Spakt Pnn.i.u*. to manufacture a gate that can be sold t< Paving sold a half interest In my gro­ farmers at the lowest possible price. Tl-iv, evening, and there united In marriage, at cery. I must and shall iiyist upon having looks to a* like a step in the right direc­' the home of the bride's parents. Mr. Hnl Bellinger to Misi Hattie L. Williams. old accounts settled at onee. tion a* it is the first organization to our • x n rrmv C. E. Bldiac started for Kentucky Mon­ knowledge where farmers have attempted dav to purchase a blooded horse fnr a man to manufacture a single article for them ­ Two M-cond hand pianos for sale cheap. One nearly as good as new. Will exchange selves. Others have done Un- manufactur­ in Jackson. Jackson men know where to ing, pocketed the proceeds, and the farm- come for competent judges of horse flesh. for organs or sell on easy payments. era have footed the bills. This is an <ye E. A. Mattison. * niiaui. j ------to progress—in what next.—Freeport The Michigan Central ■ “The Niagara Fifteen horse power engine and boiler Herald. * Falls Route” will sell round trip excursion on wheels- Lane At Bodlev saw mill cpmSaturday eve, Jan. Oth. the Retftvatb tickets to Canada points at one fare for the ptete with 56 inch saw for sale cheap. Can be seen at the Hastings Engine A Iron Star Concert company will give an enter­ round trip. Tickets wUl be sold Decem­ tainment in Union hall. Ttw program ber 21. 22 and 23. 1891. good to return and will be of a varied character but as all including January 9. 1892. These tickets Since the re^rrt Rnasell Sage dynamite members of this company are specalists of will not be accepted for passage on the affair, etlhore all over tbe country, and the highest rank, the entertainment can­ North Shore Limited trains Nos. 19 and country editors in particular, have been not but be an Interesting one. This com­ and 20. M. A. Gilman. AgL very scary. None of as millionaires are pany only makes the larger cities, but hav­ Mile any more. ing an open date, thev were with difficulty Fann of 120 acres tn Irving. Barry Saturday evening a pocket book contain­ secured here. Tbe artiste of the company county. Mich., known as tbe Mlles Engle ing a small sum of money was found on are Miss Eila M. Chamberlain, whlstfing fann. Soil good, 70 acres under good cul­ soloist; Miss Edith Christie, vlohnst; Ed ­ tbe street Owner can have the same by tivation. 50 acres good oak timber, seven calling at this office, proving property and ward P. Ellfolt, humerous and dramatic miles from Hasting.-. Above farm will be recitals: John Francis Gilder, solo pianist paying for.thls notice. and composer: Master Cecil (8 years old) sold cheap, and on very reasonable terms. The Whip factory which has been shut songs and character sketches . The price For particulars enquire of W. J. blown for a week or so has resumed opera­ of admission has always been 50 and 75 Marshall. Mich, or Philo A. Sheldon, tions. There is a growing demand for cents, except In cases of open dates when Hastings. Mich. _______ ___ their goods, and the prospect# are excellent it is reduced to S5 and 50 cents. tor a large *rade the coming yrar.g Holiday rates. Round-trip excursion Headquarters Fltigerald Post. No. 125. Holiday rates on Dec. 24. 25. 31. 1891. tickets will be sold by the- Michigan Cen­ In conseqm-nc.- of tbe reaignatton of J. Jan. 1, 1892. tbe C. K. Ac S- will sell tickets tral. the Niagara Falls route, at reduced C Wardell, fe Post Commander, there at 1M fare tar the round trip, good to re­ rate* as follows: From all Halloo* west of will t» M> el«u™ w «» •“ ’"*22 ”” torn until Jan. 4,1892. the Detroit river to all Michigan Central Saturday evening. January 9, 1892, at and Detroit Bay City A Alpena railroad Post ball: also installation of officers same We like to see tbe mutual feetbig of stations (excepting the Toledo division, re­ evening, and all comrades and their famil­ good will existing between employer and’ garding which special provisions are made). ies areCordially invited, as the Installation empk.yera In this city. With such pleas­ Dec. 24, 25, and III, 1891, and Jan. 1, 1892. will be public. Frank A. Stanlkt, Com. ant relations existing, everything paw-.-s good to return until Jan. 4. 1892. at one Geo. IL Bhookk, AdjL of. more smoothly and more satisfactory to and one-third tare for the round trip. From all stations west of and including (Memo, tickets will be sold to Grand Rapids A The young moo of Dowling and vicinity Indiana railroad pointe, and from stalkffis have onrautacd a •octal dtub and will rive west of and including Michigan City to » >«rtes of parties at Rice'* ball, the first Chicago A West Michigan railway points. Orangeville. _ __________________ New Toor*' night. Good music good Half tickets for children will be sold at _ . .... __ — r. t I rill meet with Mrs. one-half the above rates. These tickets will notte accepted for passage on the fast Holloway. Quotation on New Years. For bmehera’ meeting at Grand R-plds v<mtlbuk*d express trains, Nos. 5, C, 19. History. MIm Kittle Dooley„ . D«c 2mh. te 3OU1-. tickets will be sold and 20. Social in-titutions of the United States M. A. Gilman. Agent. Decl 2Wb- only- Limited to return not MY BUSINESS 'silverware. choicest Government Chemists Certify: F. R. PANCOAST. “The Royal Baking Powder is composed of pure and whole­ some ingredients. It does not contain either alum or phosphates, or other injurious substances. Edward G. Lovb, Ph. D.” ■ . LOCAL NEfWS. 1 The Sttry G rue an. Agent township, Barnaby, of Ha-lambs that oe day test week matkr’c weight Charj 9~ pound* each it 190 i Dau Otawtead. Awyr a. < Ch Io A - Kbepard. Assyria. lyC. Albrrt Bernet. Hntinp, . <Ha Merrieg. Wat >1 Hau->h. teUi lb. Ww n> U*ll»ore burnH , f the- HnMtx IL Irvtoic. *3. C4,n' I Charite fttew*rt.‘Or«geylihr. . L.ub...- DahJwk.OraugevHH:. of the Constitution, Mrs. ■Smith. Tbe Battfif of Saratoga. Dr. Fowler. Slates made from Territories. Mis. Questions on American facts and fancies and Phyaiok«» In the IMa-mber number. Answers in the January number. Mis" Rimt Good tear. Critic. Mra. Hicks. toy. W. S- C«*h«ll. presiding Elder of the Grand fUpids district, will preach at lite M. K. church. Tuesday evening next, and probably two or three r tbere- of prayer. j “ The Royal Baking Powder is undoubtedly the purest and most reliable biking powder offered to the public. “Hsnry A. Mott, M.D., Ph.D.” ’ “ The Royal Baking Powder is purest in quality and highest in strength of any baking powder of which I have knowledge. Wm. McMurtrib, Ph. D." ONE QUARTER OFF SALE I I I 1 I I I I 1 I I I I—-12 ONE-QUARTER OFF SALE 1 x 1 x 1 1 1 1 1—9 One-Quarter Off. ONE-QUARTEK OFF SALE ONE-QUARTEIR OFF SALE ONE-QL'ARTEiR OFF SALE ONE QUARTER OFF SALE ONt-QMRTEK orr. ONE-QUARTER OFF SALE ONE QUARTIiR'OFF SALE ONE-QUARTER OFF SALE ONE-QUARTER OFF SALE j ONE-QUARTER OFF SALE ONE-QUARTER OFF SALE ONE-QUARTER OFF SALE ONE-QUARTER OFF SALE ONE-QUARTER OFF SALE 1 ONE-QUARTER OFF SALE; ONE-QUARTER OFF SALt ONE-QUARTER OFF SALE} Until the 1ft of February. 1892. we^are selling every article in our store at One-Quarter Off former prices. This will give yon an opportunity seldom offered to buy clothing (£K£) at Pricefi tllat wil! money iu your pockets to buy now. Cau you take ad­ vantage of it? This sale places first quality clothing within the reach of everybody. Just think—suits formerly sold at $20, one-quarter off price. $15; everything the same way, and besides we give you the choice of a larger and more varied assortment than you can find else­ where. . Do you need a hat, gloves, collars, cuffs, hose, sus­ pender^ Have you bought your winter suit or over­ coat! If not, then this is for you—the greatest opportun­ ity we have offered this reason. First come, first choice. THF. FINEST CLOTHING HOUS® ONE-QUARTER OFF j SALEj ONE-QUARTER OFF i SALE BARRY COXH.TT. | �SpexNer Crisp Tries New Tim­ ber for the Committees. Flames in the Eastern Michigan L. A. Turpin, H. H. Rockwall, W. H. j Insane Asylum. Brawley, Thoma* Lynch, T. D. English, ’ B. II. Gower, O. M. Kom, J. L. Wilson of tPHDiQEB GIVEN A LEADING POST. Washing! an, Joaeph McKenna. W. B. MAT) ItTUN A HD WQMFK GO TRANTTfl, Hocker of New York, A. C. Hopkins of ; Pennsylvania, D. A. Harvey of Oklahoma. ■* — ___________________ Interstate and Foreign Commerce—R. Q. A w,th Trrror' bat Mo«t with ExuJths Eeai—<teU*ru! hhake-Vp that Put. Mills, «. D. Wise 6f Virginia, Andrew tattei. - Ppretelor. HrareeJy Lera Ex­ . 1‘rar.. luurlnra. Il.viura C R llrra-lrnnr T ' <■! t O<1 Til nil t h ra 1 H n u t A ,1 .Cm wl. wj chamber yesterday. A memorial from the Loyal Legion of Minnesota waa received urging congress to coutinun tho work of building a navy. A petition from labor organisations in Colorado was presented mitted to compete with civilian*. A num­ ber of bill* of no general interest were in­ troduced, among them a bill by Stanford cwraitu. nut Ixuk. T.ra Ara-.tttJotUh PBttaBMO. j. j. o<Nrill ol to provide the government with means to • T*1"" Mlraourt. Ch«r>ra O’NelU ol PmuwilrauU. Pontiac, Mich., Dec. 28.—Fire wits dpi- maintain a sufficient volume of currency. U. Minrar,. oral H.lraa. Put Wh.r. joh„ ]Jnd c 8 lUmUll, BelUmy Storer, The bouao concurrent resolution to ad­ H Ketchum. Ketchum Hl* (HrfseUan* Will Do Most Good. [ J. H. > covered in the north wing of the Eastern unlon ■ N.™1 Affair^- H. A. Hwbwt. Wllltan ’ “■*<««> !■“»■» »rl“ •« » »«- journ today until Jau. 5 was adopted, an WASMIWOTUN, Dec. 34.—The prediction hl. ; Ellluu. A. J. Cuinwlurb J. A.G«l~ra unUy morning. Tl» tmnw >pr~l with executive suasion wa* held, and then in rethat Speaker Crisp in the make up LiKjwct to the memory of Representative I h.-im»r, W. F. DnnUU, Adolph Myor, J. | Iwrrfnl rapidity, nnd with th,Umlird Uoll cumnuttee* would do violence to the rule I W. I4IWN0U of Virginia, William McAlrer, ities at hand the firemen were powerlra*. Ford, of Michigan, the senate adjourned. Washington, Dec, at.—In the senate nf precedence a* catahliriivd by years of j Henry Page, H. C. Lodge, J. Dolliver, Fifteen nJIkites after the first alarm was yesterday a bill prohibiting monopoly in practice wa* verified by the list as an­ J. H. .TWadsworth, II XV..rI.ra r.W», A Iten.-lU I1 mounded ■ ■ -•W^p^ of the> C. A. PBoutrflle. nounced jysterdny. In the committee on n^i?CsUHn \?X«ndL H^f’vniSum*6' w<,n,eo' werc turnwi ’o*"*- Screaming the transportation of meat products was elect ions the rule is observed; Representa­ Lewi*. S. B. Alekandw, H 5L \ ounauw, ^0^, with terror the maniac* surgri i-etxt to a special committee; a hill was in­ troduced to guarantee Nicaragua canal tive ii’Ferrall, of Virginia, who was White. Anthony Caiaantt, Chai-Ira I.. the wridora, where the air was bond* under certain condition*. Other t second on the minority to Crisp himself M««, J. P. I-ong. K. H. Fuaatan, E. H. alre«uiy filled with smoke. The night filial bills: To regulate the laws regarding the last amgttMi. goes to the bead. Nils Haugen Wilson of Kentucky, J. L. Jdlk-y; Dan’d the demented creature* with terror. Soma payment of seamen; to regulate tbe load of Wisconsin, is the first minority mem­ Waugh, H. P. Cheatham. i -ran like wild nalmal.\ trampling their line of vensels, and a number of mnumm ber.being the first among survivor* un tliat Irrigation of Arid Loud*—8. W. T. ' slower companions In thdr mad effort* to of ler* importance. A re*olution was Bale. The committee on ways ami meant I .unham, J. M. Clancey, I. ft. Breitz, J., escape. Other* -were paralyzed with fear ;>axrad calling on lhe secretary of agricul­ is badly shaken up. as was expected. H. Gorman, F. 8. Coolidge, W. W’. Dick-: and stood- staring into the roaring -fire. ture to rejiort progrras on irrigation by son, Jerry Simpon, J. A. Pickier. C. U. . The attendants performed deeds of hero- artesian wells, etc. An executive rasadou Springer, who him not heretofore liven Randall, N. M. Curtis, W. Bteeet, J. L lam in the endeavor to rescue tho helplctw. wns held, after which the senate adjourned to Jan. 5 next. । tonne-ctcd with the oom mlttoe at all, is . Caln. In the house the speaker announced the thairman, nnd McMillin holds second place, I Military Affaire—J, H. Outhwalte, Jo . dragging _____ list of standing committees and the houso his relative position on the minority last !I *cph Wheeler. W. C. Newberry. D. P. Pat- | RuMiing hither and thither, . ton. H. U. Rockwell, J. L. Mitchell, Oscai the hesitating one* from their room*, they adjourned to Jan. 5. congress. Turner is retained, but the other j . Laphnm, E. F. McDonald, J. C. Grostiy, H- ' drove the insane women into the open nlr. , THE MYER-CARROLL FIGHT. members of the majority—.Wilson, Mont­ H. I W. W. Bow j whe„ wm on„ thr oould, gomery, Whiting, Shively. Stevens. Coch­ era, J. A. T. Hull. ■ they would break and rush far the build­ ran, and Bryan—are all now men. Heed, Rivers and Harbors—Blanclanl, Catch r. ____ __ __ Third Hound. ■ tai^Sirarart. LraUroI Gw.ralo.CUrk o< >"»•«*• Sraerol ra t.m Men u Burrows, McKenna, nnd Payne have served New OnuiATOL Dec. ’JS.—The Olympic before. and Dalzell takes Bayne's place. AUlraiuo.Hayoiw.Wwuloek.Joura.Pow. the »Mon-, alter the patient, werentp- club was crowded with sport* from all llvrnra. Henderaon ,4 HllnoH, SI ukw. Iler ■ |»w«d to Iraallout. They had tom every Dingley is transferred to the committee on man, Stephen, Stone of Pennsylvania, vestige of clothing from their persons nnd part* of the country Iasi night to see the appropriations. Quackenbush. ( were laughing in nideotui glee nt the ap- tight between Myer, the “Streator Cy­ Refurin in the Civil Service—Andrew, proach of the flame*. They were standing clane," nnd Carroll. Tbe fight was well Instead of promoting Forney, who bead­ Boatner, Wlke, Brawley, Patterson ot in the midst of sheets of fire gesticulating contested in the main, Myer winning in ed tbe minority in the last congress, Ohio, Sperry, Meredith, Coombs,. Harris, wildly, with their long hair fl? Ing the forty-third round by a knockout blow. Speaker Crisp has made Holman chairman Hopkins uf Illinois, Russell, Brorieus, disheveled aliout their face*. By For the firat few round* both men were of the committee on approjciations, with Borne*. < o’clock the entire north wing was wrapped cautious, each apparently trying to dis­ Forney second. All other Democratic I.nul Important Chalrmantblp. ! in finmvw. Bnt in spite of the right alxive cover tbe other’s tactic*. Myer did most mernb-T* are retained and C. R. Breckin­ Following are chairmen uftheltasim referred to. all the inmates were rescued, of the leading, anil, In fact, almost killed ridge, Compton and O’Neill of Massachu­ portant committees: S. M. Robinson, im- : Spectators Were Much Excited. hi* chance* by rushing himself out of setts added.. Livingston represents the provement Mississippi1 river; C. II. Paige, | Spoctidon* declare they heard shriek* of breath. Carroll exhlliited clever dodging Alliance meinlx’ysldp. The new Republi­ manufactures; Samuel Fowler, merchant ' anguish from the awful pyre, as of de­ tactk*. but was unable to ewcapc Myer’s can memhera are Bingham. Dingley nnd marine and fisheries: J. B. Riley, Pacific I niented victims yielding their lives to the left in the fourteenth, and wa* knocked to Grout. Belden has been dropped. Oulh- railways; Z. D. Tillman, patent*? A. I*. . flames, but in the confusion it was itnjx*- his knee*. . waite of Ohio is a notable example uf the Fitch, private land claims; Edward lame,! rible to distinguish the screams of the appointment of a chairman from outride militia; W. H. Cowie*, mine* ant! mining; ' frightened mnniacs without from the outNeither man had much advantage up to tin- old memliership of the committee. He B. H. Bunn, claims; W. 1. Hayes, educa-j cry of the victiius within, if any there the twenty-first round, though lxth had is plated nt the head of military affair* tion; W. E. Hayne*,alcoholic liquor traffic; I were. A strenuous effort was made to con- taken considerable punishment. Myer’s and lose* his place on the elections com­ H. II Stump, Siliitnn immigration immiirmllnn and naturaliza­ VrV vey the the rmtielit.S patients to to tli< th-‘ hcwnital hospital for for safesafe- youth and fine condition hogan to tell in mittee. tion; Amo* J. Cummings, library; F. K. kreping. It was utterly impossible. Some hi* favor, and in spite of tbe fact that he Beltxhoover. wnr claims; J. D. Richardson, few <if them were induced to retire to the hnd been doing most uf the leading he Gcneral Wheeler, of Alalmma, the rank­ printing; W. F, Wilcox, eleventh fensun; shelter, but the great majority of the 500 showed up t he frwiher of the pair. After ing member of tiie old committee,is second A. P. Fitch, private land ehums; J. J. demented women were huddled together this Myer had it mostly hi* own way, and on the UmL David B. Cull>er*on ol Texas Hemphill, District of Columbia; W. P. in the cold, piercing wind ami gazed with did most of the work, lie knocked Carroll gw» IO the head of the judiciary, bein*f the Eili*. revision of the laws; J. L. Chipman, terror upon the lira. down frequently. In the forty-third the ranking member of the old minority; while election of president and vice president. little cyclone found the opening he had HOW THE FIRE WAS FOUGHT. ex-Chairntnn E. B/Taylor of Ohio heads been lucking for, nnd with h swinging Exjx’ndlture* in the Department*—R. E. the minority this year. Oates of Alabama Lester, state; S. H. Brickner, treasury: A. right hander landed aqunrely on Carroll's is second and Bynum of Indiana third B. Montgomery, war; C. A.. O. McClel­ ! lie Ip from Detroit Comes jaw. Jimmy went down like a log and re­ This i* the best place Bynum gets. Hnd land, navy; W. C. Oates, po*toffice;J. M. mained unconscious tor several minute* iu Upon tbe first discovery of the fire the spite ot the efforts of his secon<L> to revive Mills been elected speaker be would prob­ Allan, justice; <?. P. Edmunds, agricul­ ably have been chairman of ways and ture. Pontiac department was notified. The him. mean*. Henry Baoou of New York, n new Glvnx Republican F.mployex a Month. __ _ _ , „steamer _ _ place __ single in the made the run STILL WAITING ON CHIU. uau. gets tl>e chairmanship of the im­ No comment wa* made on the auuouce- of three mile* at a breakneck gait. When an. nF - — —X ——• - - • As Ao O.O.V. wo the tl... — _ • .• portant committee on banking nnd cur­ ... ment of .I... the committees. soon ns the first stream was turned upqn ths rency, instead of Covert of New York, reading of the list was completed Kush flames the north wing was seen to be who did not vote for Crisp. offered the usual resolution providing for doomed aud every energy was la-nt to Washington. Dec. »«.—An ominous al­ the assignment* of clerks to the commit­ ienee is maintained in official circles re Mills is at the head of lhe new commit­ tees for this congress by the committee on stopping the fire at the center. A few spotting the news from Chill. Il in every­ minutes later citizens of Pontiac began to tee <>n interstate and foreign commerce. accounts. Stone of Kentucky objected to iUvonsideration at the present ilme and arrive on the acene and soon an army of where conceded that important disjjatchv* man erf the committee on commerce, it* it went over until after the holidays, thus several hundred mon were at work. With have been received from Minister Egan, pred«**wr in the last cn’.gn**. Coinage, giving the Republican clerks an extra the added assistance the women were forc­ but it is impossible to learn their contents, _________ _______ ed to retire from lhe scene. Thom* who m> close-mouthed are lhe officials who are weight*, and inwumres, .o* waa expected, month. will lx? prodded over by Richard P.. Blond, had run away into the wood* were brought in a position to know what they are. THE MINERS STRUCK ~IN VAIN. and the mc-nil»vrahip of the committee in­ back ami placed in the cottagm. There Chili's provisional government, which still dican’s that it silver legislation is not a were willing hands In plenty and the un­ has control of affairs and is responsible for feature of tlii* congrea* it will not be the Collier*. fortunate* were soon made as comfortable the events leading up to the present oUadltion of things, has an uxistenro limited fault of the conin.ittev. The majority i* Terek Hautk, Ind.. Dec. 31, —The as possible. only to about ten days longer, and it is not radically free tulvur. strike of Indiana coal miners i* off. It The fear wa* tliat the fire would make believed tliat this government, unices wils so declared liy the delegates from the] forced by extraordinary event* not now PERSONNEL OF THE COMMITTEES. its way across to the south wing, where state at large in this city yesterday after | foreseen or anticipated, will precipitate a IUIuoU Pretty Well Kecog^ixed With noon. The convention wa* called to order ; nearly 7W men were confined. Prepara­ crisis with it. tions were immediately made to remove in Grand Army hall by State President. the Mle men if It IIUI ,,,,,, L became neceraaiy. The tw TOO ot the national offloara. crazv men ,umwire toreniKiui aboutLuc the iuimi» wmiw cuuuucs rnnhora .‘~Following the of the hn- Cumamky. The administration, while not disposed ---- *»i* ----- composition —♦. _ j . none — ---------- --------taip.wtr.nt committee*, the tirat name on prwQ^t. The general opinion cf their rooms yelling like demon*, not to rush matter* iu view of the speedy the list bring the chairman in cacafa^e. to be that there was only one! from fear a* it seemed, but rather with change, Is closely watching the progress of event* and making preparat :ons tn prompt­ Mwu I ctiuntc ®°umiio,*n in vlew the determlnc‘! °P- exultatkn. A few appredat ’ -------— -——”‘~-;*l5inK''r ‘,f . _,.atcd‘ the danger McMillin of Tennessee, Turner of Georgia, I notdtion o— trf^Tennoiwee, f the operator* awl the meager , 1 HE,i their terror pitif ____ > wAA pitiful. Pontiac'* ly meet any emergency which may arise. Wilson <rf West Virginia, of f., uuu.iuby i the eJttorganisation watrr system, water .. . Montgomery — n [tended th ”system, '' the direct-pressure Holly When tin- new cabinet is announced there Keatacky. Whiting of Michigan. Shively •—to retreat enw works, was quite inadequate for such a may be a foreign minister who will pursue of Indian*. Cochran of New York, Stevens i - - ---------------- ---------fire and nt to great a distance (one and a different policy from tliat of thr present of Massncbucbett*, Bryan of Nebraska. ! President Cummesky recommended that one-half miles) from the pumping work*.- minister, and with whom f *ati*fact^>ry Reed of Maine, Burrows of Michigan, Me- 1 a vote be taken in order to arrive at the , jt waJl nectary to lay long lines'of Li»e. settlement may be made without resort to Keuna of California. Payne of New York, . sense of the meeting. Tbe result was over-1 'tj1(. wgter.maln from the city i* only unpleasant measures. But It i* only fair Dalzell of Pennsylvania. at • ejght mcne* inche* in |n diameter. load urefire- to ray that not much hope exists that tho — r> • whdmingly in favor of return to work ... ammeter, The inr mcni «.Co,r^T’ • Rn.d A110 o!d ®Kure- A cwnuiittee wax then ap- Inen nnd du^ns fought bravely, but In­ new government will be any more paciflrally inclined than the present one. Bland. C harh* Tracy, J. R WinUtma, C. pointed to wait on J. Smith Tolleyv pre*!-1 efiTectivnly. B. *Kilgore S. M RoHiixon. Rioe w Operators* association, - -------------- ---------rn— •= ** — Pterec, J. 5^ ^ the and n*)f Detroit Send. Detroit Sends Some Komr Assistance. Assistance. F. hppes. G. F. Williams of Maraachtisett*, jf mBn would be allowed to return A call upon the Detroit fire department MoNTRKAL, Dec. 2H.—For the first time W. A. McKeighan. -H. H. Bartine, Abner work at the okl wages and without any wan made for uw-ittahce, and a Kpeclal Taylor of Illinoi*, T. W. Stone of Penniqrl- of th,.m sabjreted to perwcution. train bearing a steamer, ladders, and ho*e In lialf a century Canada celebrated a rani*. M. N. Johnson c.f North Dakota. 1 Mr Tolley replied in the affirmative The made tbe run to lhe asylum switch in green Christmas. , Although navigation Ejection*—Charles T. O’FerrnU of Vir- committee so re;>orted and the vote was twenty-nine minute*, a distance of twenty- dosed /lx weeks ago, the St. Ipvwreuce is gin:*. L W’. Moore of Texas. J. E. Cobb six miles*. Tbe train was run upon a wild still open as it was in the middle cf sum­ . of Aixlams. T. R. Paynter of Kentucky, ---------------------------------------------order nnd the truck was cleared for it. mer, and up to Friday neither f put nor Killed Over n Laud Dispute. B. Brown at Indiana, D. N. Locksnow had ■ appeared, the weather being os _ _ __________ _ _______ _ . O’Neill, Neb., Dec. aO-p-During an alter­ The car* were quickly unloaded and the mild as June. men apvedily in action. They played ,. N. P. Gllles>ie of Pennsylvania, , cation over the ownership of a tract of gov- agnimrt the fierce flnmea running with the THE DEATH RECORD. Nil* ernment ----land near --Butte ZF’V” Juhmdon . .... of .South . Carolina, , — City, in — the —-• wind M-inu MUtn south tnrougu through rue tbe south eouin w.ng. wing. The tne Hiw«m of Wisconsin, A. A. Taylor of a,unty of Boyd, C. C. Dodge wanrijttand north wlng Antj tho central lower building Jerome I. Cask, the noted horse breeder Tenw*w, R. E. Doan of Ohio, H. U. instantly killed by George Wilklnmn. It wcre already gone. The work uf Ue JohBMm ot Indiana. John K. Iteybura of ts claimed that Dodge wan the adrrcaraK. ■ t~uned men from Detroit counted little in and manufacturer, at his home «t Ra­ cine, Wis. Pwnnjyh-arda. C. D. Clarke of M yotning. , Wilkinson gave himself up, and is now in the of Mich n heat, and they could do William H. King. United State* com­ —W ilxui jaj; here. known as the cap- nothing but save the cottages. —Pensions ■ ■■ - — — of- Missouri, Handert blue. Dodge wa* ra.iran ra .n. missioner and lawyer, was found dead in Vnrtnr. ParMtl ........ _t. _____ _____ago ___ __ .. sou, Bankhead, Norton, Parrett, Tlorwur Barwig, min of the vigilante* who. ..a few years Had- a Close Call for Death. bed in New York. ) Jcoo. Mose*. Stewart. Scull, Waugh, gnccaeded tn ridding this part of the*tate William Dalton nnd Charles Fisher, cit­ Ex-I’ustmastcr General J. A. J. Chess­ Huuk of Tennessee, Howers. • horsethieves. izen* of Pontiac, distinguished themselve* WELL, suddenly at Elkton. Md. Judiciary—D. B. Culberson of Texas, fW. ■ --------------------------by their coolness and daring In aaatating Bishop Juhx Sharp, a well-known west­ C. Oates of Alabama. W. D. Bynum of the firemen, and had extremely narrow es­ , _ _ Indiana. F.________________________ R. Stockdale of MNM-udppi, & , Lebanon, Tenn., Dec. 28.—The jury in capes. They were "slight ly hurt by a fall­ ern railway builder and a director of J.he B. Goodnight of Kantncky, J. J. Boauier the case of George Dunway found him ing wall, but helped to run a line of hose Union Pacific road, at Salt Jjiko City . of Ijouifdana, J- A. Buchanan of Virginia, ' guilty of murder, aarault with attempt to upon the root The flume* suddenly cut Utah. Rev. John Hamilton, known a* the A. C. Chapin. F. C. Taylor. 8. P. Wriver- knJt wul ghoottng with intent te kilt The off their escape to the ladder. While in ton, E. B. Tayloruf Ohio. James Bociianan geatenee was two life term* in prison nnd this perilous position other bidder* wen? “Fighting Preacher" of the Twenty-third Michigan infantry, of rheumatism of the ofNew Jerray.fi. W. Ray of 1’enm-yh-nuia, tW(, lvrmn (1f ejght nnd ten year* rwpect- run up barely in time to rave them. heart, at Mount Morris, Mich. H. H. Power*. Coss Broderick. , |vely. Having in view the American tenDr. A. Kinloch, an eminent surgeon Lab.w—J. U. Tartney, W. F. Wilcox. W. dency to mob law, the judge instructed the A curious Incident in connection with and deau of the South Carolina State W. INekran. L. K. McGann. Irvine I>iu- Bheriff to shoot the flr-t man who attexupt- the fire wan related of a patient who has Medical college, at Charleston. r, T. L. Bunting, James Cnpebartb J- ed to iay fiautU on the prisoner. Jang been co. sidered dangnrons, but under R. M. Burnett, a pioneer of jlowa, of Causev. John Davis, Jama* Buchanan -------the excitement his reason returned to him heart dixeaae, at Muscatine, la. Tcrrlblr R»v»gr» of Diphtheria. Of Nsw Jetwy. M. Brcaiu*, N. P. Haugheo, | and he offered his service in fighting the Ex-Senator Frank Hereford of West uf | „ Washington. B, , Deer Creek, Ill., Dec. 33.—Diphtheria fire, which wiu. gladly accepted. The Virginia, 08 years old. uf pneumonia, at Murion*—A. N. Martin erf Xadl- . h raging iu tide community. The family buildings were valued at <760,000. hl* home in Monroe county, in that state. teKjuney, R. W. Byon. George ' of Jainra Harris a week ago insisted of Herr Jansen, the German historian and W. Snow, c. F. Cribb*. A. himself, his wife and six children. Five The firemen coo ed work on the insane member of the Centre party, at Berlin. W. H. Harries. F-. F. MoDote of the children, tbu eldest a young iady uf T u ITluj-lr A A Tnr- 1 wh‘-» wntnurwl to hnW been asylum yesterday morning and not a spark John H. McNavghtun, “Poet of Genremain* in the ruin*. Trustee Sawyer cssee," nuthor of “Sweet Belle Mahone," N. M. Curtis. J. L. Jolley, married Christmas, are dead, and lhe sur­ i Tivmg child, a boy uf raven teen, i« at thinks 1130,000 will cover the entire loss. near CaledoniMS. Y. —A»C, L, u. DurU>row, i>aris>n»w, ! dtaih’s door. The father aud mother are The work of rrimilding will begin at onceMrs. May Helen Baied. widow of G. W. Httik. Secretary S. F. Baird, of Smithsonian In­ DUBLIN, Dec. 94.—The result of the elec­ stitute, at Washingtod D1«m1 ■ Berate Drath. Nelson Diugley. JMAfl oygau.WG. ASHLAND, Wix, Dec. 28.—While skating tion which took jt-lrusr Wednesday at Wa­ IKY McKexterford for a member of parliament to suc­ »-J. H. Blount. J. B. on the bay yesterday, Joseph Sloraon, a Ilonkar. L. E. Chapmaa. senior at the haribault academy, Minne­ ceed the late Richard Power wn* made F. Andrews R T. CsU sota, and Malxfl Shores, of this city, broke known Thursday morning. To the surT. J. Gtwry. R. R HM. through the kt- axid the former was J*xu«« O’Donmill. John dnraued. H, Ruraln«l bi» rar-TAutao I KulmuoU. «■» Mroeuu. rauiin.w, rau y j PennayluuHI brio raraibRl tb«u. but »-■« hlnural/ ' the 5fcC*rihy1w rapnra uuub e. . r . , ,, ,—.----- j :H w.k..a jelling was a* foljcLjuI Dai nd (ParneUttek 1,T®1 •ora throat, bronchltla, asthma, ■nd hoaraanasa cured by OOJtlLLKDLKG 1V**X GREAT ifyersCherryPectoral CEHTRE OF the •■feat and moat effective emergency medicine. It ahould be In every family. • THOUGHT AMD. ACTIOI IM THE WOBLD. Illartratadprasgeo. tai will b« Matter Dr. J. C. Ayer & Co Lowell, Maes. The throe great group* ot subject* <>f ths coming year wiu b» impxrttaily and instruc­ tively dlranarad by tbe ablest writer*. 1. Political Subject* growing out of the Presidential Campaign. . If. Financial Disturtmnres here and abroad, i IH. TheologtcHl Unrest-- with all the *ocial qncfitlons KUggested by theM group* of great topics. CURE SICK HEAD the rlpeaC Information al>6tH the great pro­ blems of the time within so narrow a compos or for so small a sum—short studies of great subject* by more than a hundred of the fore­ most men and wr>men of the world: because there 1s only one Amrican periodical for which all the great leader* of optolons and of thought writ-amMhat la The Forum. The Deeamoar number, for example, con­ tains: D-gradaUun by P-’nstous-The Protest of Loyal Volunteer.!. By L'entenxut Allen R. Fr*<te. Fowler of thr Society of Loyal Volnn tecr*; The meaning of tb* Democratic Victory in hoaette. by Gov. Wm. 2. Rusnell; Frnnclr Feeling Toward* Germany-Another (kmfllrt about Alsace-Lorraine Inevitable, by Camill? FeUetan. Member oftbe French Cham berof Deputies; Should the Silver Law of iso mot successful and tnCueutlul banker* iu NetrYiHt: in Modern Education a Failure? ACHE wo make our great boart- Oar pillscuro Li white CARTER MEDtOINK CO., N«w Y0»1G _ SrtLLPILL. SMALL DOSE. SMALL PRICE BUSINESS CARDS. a. a C. 11. BARBER • Physicians and Surgeon*. Call* In city’ or county responded to with protnptm-s*. day or nighL H WILLIAM O. LOWDEN. '’ lawyer. Office over Julius Russell'* store. State streeL H>stings. Mich. A.SHELDUNra Almtract nnd Real Estate Office. AiniraW , H rat U.K-. Money to loan op Real K«t..te Real Estate soW ou et.mmKsi n. General con»eMu.clue davi’.r a complete f-t o! *i>»tnu i lUx>>-,o'n> piled from the Koeordr, can f 'rnlsn r<»m|»l«te i traetA. C. F. HROOKS. Clerk. P • P. DRAKE. M. D., Office over Holloway ’» dntjr store. Office hours from 2 to < p. in. T lepbone. eon ■lecting with residence, at Holloway’s drui Ulated Gmipelttlon Mtttertructlve. by Zi­ dane F. Wallter Chalrinan of thr Western Traffic A»Moclatloo: Women’* Club#-The Vol­ ume and the Value of Their Work, by Alit o Rbuk; A Day with Lord Tennyaon. by Edwin Arnold. And Ove oth:-r Article*. There are now tn progre-* dlrauasinu* of Our Pension SystaQ; Prls«:m Management; The Training of Preacher*; Tiie Ixiuteana Lottery: Tbe Next Step in the Tariff Agitation; Are Mod­ ern Educational Methods a Failure? THE FORUM. Union Square Nuw York. No Otte Mc£cZiEE io lhe World , no fully and fairly present* tbe opinions of lhe leading writers and thinker* on oil qwsWOM of public interest a< Tbe North American ftevclw.—B.»u* Jour nal. NORTH AMERICAN EYEIWR In ewwntial to every American reader who wishes to keep up with lhe tlmef. The New gramme of writer* and topic* that excite the reader and grutriy the intellectual appetite, in this respect there I* no other, magazine that approach*-: the North American Revel* It i* neither a partlUn onr sectarian publlcatlcn, but ALL SIDES OF ALL QUESTIONS tn which Intelligent readers are interested are promptly djaruratxl in it* P*gvn, and fact* and anrtimente are preranted with all the ability T M. B. GILLASPIE. Notary Public L. and U. S. Claim Agi-nL and loclcal force of the most eminent writer* will prosecute alt kinds of claims before thr in the world. IS» iiartrueiit* of the Interior office. Callon hits Among contributors to early number* will st his Hon-, corner Court aud Jefferson Ste., Hvtinxs, Mich. The Rt. Hon. W. E. Gladstone, Q M. FO.VLZ t.D.D. 8. His simlnruce. Owdinal Gibbon*. Hon David B. H1U. Hon. Tbo« B. Reed. Hon. R. Q. Mlll.Oot H. G. ingeraoll. Archdeacon Farrar. Profewer Rodolfo* claul and other dlstinguULed writer Office hours* * m. to 5 p. in H W. LOWRY. M.J).. ■• Physician and Surgeon. Makes a specialty of treating diMuiras ot the KTKand EAR aud tbe nrerarvation of vision The Presidential Campaign. OL.XSit«13' DtUn8 spectacles and eye । During the cotnlng year, the Revelw will be Office and residence ou Broadway. n ear Court । ot special Intervet and value to every American House, Hartings. Mich. voter, as It will iar'before Us reader* dlscuaidrmMof the important iMtue-i of the Presiden­ MITH & COLGROVE, tial campaign by the recognized leader* in the Lawyers. several political j>*rtl«*. (Office tn Union block. Hartings.) Practice i* all tberourte of lhe state. 50 Cents a Number; 35.00 a Year. E. KKN ASTON, NOW IS THE TIME TO SUBSCRIBE • Attorney at Law, (Over J. B. Hoodrear kfo.'t store.) Practices In all courts of the State. Collections promptlyattandlnic to. S A The North American Bereiw, R. TIMMERMAN. Homoapathle Phy«lclan and Surgeon. (Office over Lathrop’s drug store.) P • 3 East 14th St.. Now York. A PATRIOTIC WORK. AW, REAL ESTATE AND COLLECT­ ING OFFICE OF Palmerton & Smith. Woodland, Midi. C. 8. PAi.MrirroN, J. M. Smith, Notary Public. Justice of the Peace. L glavory and Xavcre Amorlcan Iniu»trt»l Inde­ pendence securod tUrvujh the policy ot Pre- . by tho American PnMecllve Tariff LeoiOia. A3 GILLASPIE Corner nf Court and Jefferson Nt. Keeps flour, teed, bone meal, ground onter-Kbcli, egg food tor fowls. Also a general stock of grooertre Good goods. Low prices. SHILOH S CONSUMPTION CURE All druggists arc authorised to sell it on a poscesaiully stand. That it may become known, moots, ecmprisln* urarly 6C0 ot pUlniy printed, carefully edited and reliable liifuroa- SM1S gualey, ot Tenueaace. This complete set of documents *H1 be »«t to any add r»«i, port paid, foe ntly (50 Cent*. Address. Wilbur F. Wakruinn. Spc’y. No- » Wwrt Twenty-Tblrd 2treet. Ken Yurt- PFfKHAM'SCrOUP REMEDY S80CLD BRIH EVEHY BOESEBM) <«*0=s&'aaJS£2^ Price 35 ctt. �THE KINGDOM OF CHRIST HISTORY OF A WEEK. It will eoat you noUtag and will surely him Wm th. beta In hi. oan. hat do you good. If you Lave a cough, cold, or LESSON I, FIRST QUARTER, INTER­ any trouble with throat, chest or lungs. A grand jury of Chicago has indictee Dr. Klug's New Discovery foromsmuption. A dispatch received at Brussel* says tliat Thoma* J. F.lderkin snd other memlwra o! NATIONAL SERIES, JAN. S, IBM. coughs and colds is guaranteed to give re­ lief. or money will be paid beck. Suffer­ apre.-tand 1.0W native Christian* we« the Scauiens’ union for Interfering with j tbe movements of certain veaaefa in that ers from la grippe found it just the thing killed during lhe Chinese riot*. The Capital Fire Insurance company, at hrW by preventing men from wurkina and under its use had a apmly and perfect recovery. Try a sample bottle al our ex­ ‘Concord, N. H., has been licensed todobuai on said Teasels. pense and learn fur youruelt just how gooti nere m Illinois. It capital stock is 1200,000. 1 C. J. Han is has been elected first chief Thoma# Seary, a miner at Butte, Moul. j of the Cherokee nation to succeed Jod B. n thing it i*. Trial bottles free at IV. H. Gondyear's drug store. Large..Hus 5Cc. has lawn asleep since last Wednesday; 1 Mayes, whose death occurred lost week. _ ’And there shall come forth a rod out lat>4>1.00. All attvmpU to aroure him /tre unavail­ I Upon tbe prnwns uf many workmen u. ing. of the stem of J«m, and a Branch shall mills and factoriw about St. Petera grow out of hfa root*.“ Tbe prophets were Loulre Ixr Bayard, yonngesl daughtet,I burg, — uuu.m<u ana »U!. who were arrtated a* nihilistic the messengers of Jehovah to the people to , S. 11. Clifford, New Cassel, WIs., was of ex-Secretary Bayard, was inarrietl to pects, hare been found plans of the ccar't turn them back to God that they might troubled with neuratgia and rheumatism, Dr. Frank Angell, ■a Cornell ___________ CurneB university '; palace. The inference is that auodtei serve Him in sincerity, and manifest the hia stomach was disordered, bls liver was proftMsor, .................. ' j reglcidal plot was about ready to lx only living and true God to other nations. 1affected to an alarming degree, appetite Charles Waite, private secretary of Chid ’ sprung. away, and he was terribly reduced In Justice Follett, «,f the wcoud division J They showed Israel her sins, warned them fell ! Saturday Dee. an. ’ “ ,u „ ’t, . of coming judgment If impenitent, re- 1flesh and strength. Three bottles of court of appeals, committed suicide at Nur wich N V I factory of the I- Wolff Mauufactur minded them of God’s love to them, and Electric Bitten cured him. w<;n«-bit»,.ni.^«MMt..i»p,>«i1„l!?5,0^”p“'' C!‘low- bur“*- *"• Edward Shepherd. Harrisburg. III., bad always pointed forward to a restoration and glorious kingdom. The Rod or Shoot 1•Tunning anre on his leg of eight years’ weaker and it fa not believed he w ill fart | qL,, . “’T “* S''*?8 “ “ and Branch of Jesse fa the same that was standing. Used three bottles of Electric nneb !«««. Hi. dta»« i. bnawhtal „S“,Uh, , U» tart court «rt errticn.' nau ,n to David In II Sam. vil, 18, 18. Bitters and seven boxes of Burklen’s oneumuai PLEASE, palpitation, pain in side, promised «i.» i.-' 1. — — . . l i I being reduced from ■ He is the Son mentioned in Isa. vil, 14; ix. Arnica Salve, and ids leg is sound ami Big lints harp gotten a theatrical man . .. 85 to 80 per cant n, . shoulder ana ann, short breath, fl, 7. See also Math. I, 1; Rev. v, 1 well. John Speaker, Catawba. .... (>., bad ..«•• j agcr nt Minnwipulfa into trouble. A man v n ^r*’ ^“Hnan Ronlen al presMon, asthma, swollen ankles, weak 2. "And the Spirit of tiie Lord shall rest f" tak-e r *. • fever M,nr. ou *■ hU •k-t. dortnn. ! who taught . .ure-eiL.i; to lb, ’ F*? R1'CT• 7“ "*'Ti >»,lr’ ... «< «»,««• and smothering spells, dropsy, wind in upon Him, tbe spirit of wisdom and under­ said b. he was Incurable. Cta-bo,U. Etatri.-. «wtwo wo,„“ nff “vn-TbLu stomach,etc., are cured by Pr.Miles’New standing, the spirit of counsel nud might, Bitten and one box Bucklcn s Arnica ..interpuaimr. He aakc.lto be given anothet । The governor uf Pernambuco ha* been Heart Cure, A new discovery by tbe etn- tbe spirit of knowledge and of the fear of Salve cun d him enUrely. Sold by W. II. | scat wr to liave hfa money refunded, and i dr,Ven oal <rf lhe C,‘J in • riot ,n whlch ineptlndianaSM-cialrat. Fine illustrated the Lord.” Here is the fullness 6f tho Di­ Goodyear, the druggist ' being refused has brought suit for daw, ithe flrwi 00 lhe and killel Seventh I , ~ I auMMrnl. book of cures FREE at druggists, or ad­ vine power. See Col. i, 18; li, 9; John til, Bucklin'*Aralca Sabs. 1 *e.<.z. After beating old num Brennan, a Hunt dress Dr.Miles Medical Co., Elkhart,Ind. M. He fa the wisdom of God nnd th* The best salve In the world for cuts. Thv Honduranian revolution that was . ington, Pa,, recluse. Into inscnidbllity, rob power of God (I Cor. i, 84). In these seven bruises, sores, ulcers, salt rheum, fever JWkW the inauguration of Prraidrut i tiers ransacked hi* house and failed to find statements concerning the Spirit in thi* *ore*. tetter, chapped banda, chllbln ms. 1 Sold by W. H. Goodyear, h** “upproewd after a numbet I a cent. The old man will die. verse we sec lhe righteousness of Jehovah, uf sharp battle**. tbe power to discern the.nature of things, coms, and all skin eruptions, and positive- “ Again the N:*w York grand jury has in- ; A tramp who lia* been cared for by the 1y cures piles or no pay required. It fa pbltas at Wheeling for several days turn.* and the difference of things (wisdom nnd PARENTS—Giro your children a knowledge dieted Edwtnl M. Field, this time f«n nt book keeping, shorthand. tH*wrltli!g. trieg- understanding), the power to form right guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction, wr grand larceny. Field in still in jail aud, out lobe John A. Givens, missing heir tc r.mhv RI­ 'an estate of SSSO.tiOO in Cortland. N. Y. conclusions nnd carryout right purposse money refunded' Price 83 cents per box. rvfures to |Nirtnke of food. (counsel nnd might), n thorough acquaint­ Fur sale by W. 11. Jlwodyear, thydruguist. Ixiuis Oliver, eon of Judged. B. Oliver, The jury in the case of Justice of the! of St. Paul, drapiH-d dead Christmas eve ance with God and a sincere adoration of Mrs. Walker, wbwlivcs in Emmett ttifcvnJames S. GoBoway, of Montford,’ while returning from u friend’s houre, where SE MUCH Hltn(knowledguaud fenr). All fully found ship. Calhoun rout ty walked abort the Peace w M ni .,., ull ^ ln „ Wis.-, un trial nt N ju M soih WK, on a Educate them at lhe Grand Rapids M'ch ] Eus- in the coming King ■ hoi se in her stocking feet a few nights apt. j charge of conspiring to defraud the i»en-J hr imd left a present for one of the family. fne« College, L-dyanl Hlo -k, tor. Pearl and 3. “And shall make. Him of quick under­ hint caught a tue in lhe carpet and fell :o . bjun bureau, returned a verdict of guilty, Henry Dunn wax fatally, nnd M«vea Ottawa sts. visit c.«. Fur oataUwae address A. s Parish, successor to €. G. Svrenkbeir standing iu the fear of tbs Lord; and He lhe floor in such a manner ns to break lhe ■ other men seriously, hurt by the ditching shall not judge after the sight of His eyes, left thigh bone. of a construction train on the Northern TFednejiday, Dec. S3. neither reprove after the hearing ot Hfa railway in Mb*b»ippL forty miles south Grarness, baldness. <l*n<*rcV. and all disc-----, . At New York 143 poUceman are sick uf Meridian. ears.” The R. V. says, "His dcliglit shall i with, the “grip.” Three persons were killed and aixtreij lie in the fear of the tard,” or, according of the scalp, aud fallltw of tbe hair c»n fat The rent roll of the duke of Devonshire cured by using Hnh*« V.gvtnblc S.'c 1 an Hair * to DeliUfih, •’The fear of Jehovah is frainjured in a railway accident at Bnrnby, ! amounts to tlRi.tk*) per annum. gr*nce|to Him.” In Pa. xl, 8, John viii.20, Hettewer. I Five Matvlickets have lasen nominated Suffolk county, England. The fog was so thick nt the time that objects were uut vis the light shines upon the first clause. And Somebody stole 8400 from the safe of iu J^ouieLuui. The election toktw place ible three feet away. in John^vii, 24, He himself seems to refer David Wright, of Pfaltilield, while lhe April 1W. Senator Pettcgrew, of South Dakota, to the Inst part of the verse, when He telfa owner was at church. Si<l Joiner, ft negro munlcrer, wa* shot says the idea of war with Chili is humor­ them to "Judge not according lo the ap­ and killed while'n Mating arrest at Mari­ ous—a subject fur comic opern. He offers pearance.” What a glorious administra­ • 1 have been afflicted with rheumatism ana, Ark. to amt South Dako.an* with clubs and tion uf earth’s affaire there will be when A turkey that had been kept cm ice fen chare every native out of Chili. such a king shall sit on David's throne and for twenty years, aud have used crutcli. s A.'M. Phillips and Millie Burts tried to la* king over all tho earth. See Zech, xiv, (or ten years. From using powerful lini­ ten year* wn* served for dinner at New York.. It wa« perfectly swecj, bat hnd lost ments to get n little sleep, my hip and get married in two states— Nebraska and ®. Jer. ill, 17. When.. 1 ill flavor. Dakota—and failed beoanse Millie won too 4. "But with righteousness shall He knee had lost nearly .all strength. judge the poor and reprove with equity for I cumnietived to take Hibbard’s Rheumatic 'j lirtlinns in South Dakota oomplain tliat young. Iowa law was liberal enough and ... step . . . without [ ., white men are cutting timlwr allotted tn the twain were made one at last, the meek of the earth: aud He shall incite Syrup I could not take one 1 ™ now “C~ walk With-;: them in severally, ami have appealed to the earth with the rod of His mouth, and the aid of a cams. lean * “* oflice ' the bureau nt Washington for protec­ to my with the breath of His lii« shall' He slay uut my cane from my ‘house olv ar The Chicago exposition building Is attheft wicked.” He will lie incorruplibly nnd wish 1 might herald to all afflicted tion. WHICH IS THE B£ST? fend for — sale bidder. ^UJMTVisur I inulin* J. Wefcbi ni-KlB who wuwmiu“e kto ” the highest .......... Supervisor Thonms com- I1 raw righteous to all; the unfortunate aud heart­ with rheumatism, the merits o? this tiliiHti-ji the election contests in New Etlwnnl M. Field persists in refusing to A GUIDE FOB EVERYCNE-Ssw that tbe wort broken will find iu Him a true frfand. On wonderful mcdtelnr. S. S. Conover, Agt. Northwestern Mutual Lite Insur­ .York by running away with the returns' eat, will not talk and refuses-to read the the first half of this verse read 1’s. Ixxii, ice Co.. Manistee. Nlch. I of the Think ward uf Syrauuse, ha* been ' papers. ’ 2—L The last half of lhe verse makes It ance Co., Manistee. Mich. Prepared only by The Charles Wright j convicted iu that city uf contempt of j Bismarck came within an ace of being very clear that this kingdom of righteous­ ediclne Company. Detroit. Mich. . Fat — court. । TU2.9'’»;r nt a railway crowing—missed It ness on earth will’ not be till after the Medicine Minister Egan has officially asked other half a tecond. second coming of Christ, for it fa only then aale by W. U. Goodyear. •NEvt vork> onign rvprc*entativCT at Santiago to take William Scanlan, the popular Irish that He will smite tbe nations and destroy Rev. C. D. Jacota, pastor of the Ish­ Larger Dally drCnfa^than say. the Antichrist. Sue Ps. ii. 8, 9; Il Thras. ii, peming Presbyterian church, has accepted note of the presence iff pojicr around the actor, is n victim of paresis aud will prob- Ha* the BANKRUPT STORE, RepubUi-an Newspaper u’ Amenta. ./ American legation. The jiolicc are there 8. in*connection with Rev. ii, 2d, 27; xlx, a call to Saganaw. to prevent any of the refugees now in tfce i Tbe Cbristnma society nf New York city ron. 189fl. Agent, 11-18. legation from escaping. Fur scrofula in cv r t nn H xxt's fa.ru pirili* gave 10.000 poor children ton and other 5. “And rightccusnew shall be the girdle reliable remedy. It turn «u un­ In an editorial dira-usalng the effects of trinkets in memory’ «f the sensoi. . of Hfa loin* and faithfulness the girdle of IsarHUicaW HASTINGS, MICH. equalled record of cure*. the death of the duke of Devonshire, the Cornelius Wheeler, ot Milw. ukeo, a I Hl* reins.” All His doing* shall be bound A new snow shoe organization to be London Time* my* that the duty devolves veteran of the war. will probably la: the J up in righteousness aucK faithfulness, and the fruit thereof shall be peace, quietness called the Shin Fane club has been formed npon Joseph Chamberlain of securing by new guViTDor of the Milwaukee at Idler*’ that skill and capital cs.ii produce. The Aggressive Republican Journal cireumspectiou nnd moderation the cor­ home. and assurance forever (Isa. xxxii, 15-18). Marquette. ‘ . nf the Metro]toRe. dial e'.licient working of the unionbit aliiAnd now comtw Senator Waahbuin, of When God shalt make His firstborn higher L. CAtDEE a CO. 1 ancc. _______ A NEWSPAPER FOR THf MASSES Minuraota and says that Blaine hits .-fld than the kings of the earth, then shall There can be no habitation In the blood him he will nrcept « nomination for to* mercy be bui'.t up forever and faithfulness or body for, txilxonotnt microbes when Founded December 1st. 1W7. be established (P*. ixxxix. 2, 27). It is lhe 'Swift’s Specific enters tlu* system. It A. J. Drexel aiid other members uf his presidency if hfa party want* him. privilege of every true lasliever lo antedate 'changes the character of tbe blood so tliat family have given njore than (5,0*1,00) fur Robert H. Huzxa, 38 inches in height, has l»een elected maater of Zcreaotha the kingdom by enjoying this peace even 1the genub must either perish or get ouL charitable purj»ot*s. MORTGAGE sale. Default having been made In the condition now. . A livery stable man at Mercer, Mb., ate lodge. F. pud A. M.« nt Brooklyn. His and of course tiiey leave. S. S. S. also a certain mortgage made .and executed by 6. "The wolf also shall dwell with tha farces out lhe poison which the microbes four cam* of salmon in twenty-eight min­ museum name is Gcm-rnl Llttlcfiuger. Thoms* C. Alverson and Althte Lj Alverson, bis The beard of Sherman Gray, who was wife.ot Irving Miehteas. to Ike Ueuaerebott. lamb, nnd the leopard shall lie down with have left behind. If there ha sore or utes and dropped dead. of Hastings. Michigan, dated October twenty­ the kid; aud the calf, and the yon ng lion, ulcer the poison comes out through that, The South Carolina house at repreaenta- acting Santa Claus at Christmans fewsixth. A. D. iHS!, and recorded :u the office of aud the falling together,.mid a little child ttvee ha* voted down the World's fair ap­ tivitiea at Lecdsville, Pa. took Are and otherwise through the .‘■kin. the Register ot »e«d ‘ . tor Barry Comity. Mlchi..... .1_ .,1. X-AMKiHrov * Ik Ihsrk in shall lead them.” Tliere fa no need to ••Having suBend much from contagious propriation bill, because tbe senate hurt tmdly burned him about the head andlace■pirituxlfae this and tbe next two verses, uvacu ui ' N- ——- —. , cut it down to an absurdly small amount. He may die. Tho Most Remarkable N owe pa per salit mortgage was duly »»*tg!ied tij I be sxid Ike as so many do. The simple *tntement is blood poison, after udng half a dozen The fanner* of Iowa are warned by the HeuderHhoti to James Cam-ron. Of Woodland. that the animals here meutioned, which boules of Swift’s Specific. I was restored Id the opinion of the hunac. Success In New York. Mirtiesn. by aasiKanitmt twaring dale the Twenty men were instantly killed or alate veterinary surgeon not to Inoculate THE PRESSfs A NATIONAPNEWSPAH^S to perfect health, and all eruptive sores twentv-sixth day of February A. I). l*<. and now devour each other, shall in the days of disappeared. You are at liberty to make blown into the. water and drowned by an hogs as n cholnra preventive. He says lhe ree<»rde»l In the office of said Raster of Deeds the kingdom live in perfect j»eace together, remedy is as imd a* the disease and not a explosion of dynamite at Antwerp. any use of iny statement tliat rou wish. for R »rrr Guauty, Mtelihc*’*. «rUie twenri -sixth . day of February. A. !>. rs*i. in Htetrs3 of mart­ as no doubt they did before sin entered this —J. Crosny Byron. 20S Third Avenue, Kreis for six mammoth whaleback preventive either. Sadie Brown, colurnl, of Binuinghain, rages on [M£e 4»u. and by th-_‘ said J semes <’*«• world. Sec Isa. ixv, 17, 25: Rom. viil, 21. sUMumrs for the Canadian Pacific railroad Pa." erw duly s-togned to Gcorxe ITrHon. o) »iw7.8. "And the cow and the bear shall Pittsburgh. Ala,, gave her sueetheart, lo wbmn she New York. Il sparkles with ]>oinU. Treatise on blood and skin disease mad l*rew< Sunday edition is a splradid twentium. Muh. by as*tenin«;t beartnKdate the 21st feed; their young ones shall lie down toto have l /rn married Saturday, a re­ tvThe page paper, covering every current topic of day ot November. A. I). and recorded in Lyman J. Gage, president of tbe First was ’ tbruffieeof said HecisUT of lMed» for Burry getbe-; and the lion shall eat straw like Swift Specific Co., Atlanta. Ga. National bank ot Chicago, who ha» been ’volver for a C.’iriamxui present. She went Interest. The I’resa weekly edition contains all tbe County. Michigan, on iheSlst day’of Novemtw. the ox and the sucking child shall play Imck on him <n the wedding dny and he seriously ill in New York, fa out of dan] good thing* ot the dally and Sunday editions. A. D 1MB. iu Uber 27 of m-irtgaacw on jMge 460, on tbe.’iole of the asp. and the weaned child Louis Schiarinl was killed by a fall of killed her with her own gift. For those wh<- cannot MTurrithe daily or are ami also by th- sold Geo Preston duly assigned ■ball pit hfa hand on the cockatrice den." rock at the Hamilton mine, near Iron Satunlny was t!-.eanniversary of the bat­ prevented by distance from early receiving it, ^ongrewanan Mills is in a prerarious con­ to Daniel .Striker. WlWuun F Sidnsm sud the weekly h a splendid substiwte. Fierce and bloodthirsty conflicts now rage Mountain. William H. Haze, the Athlon Cdllrtfr Endow dition <>f health’, consequent upon an attack tle t of Trenton ami the corner atone of a mem Fund Committe-. ot Albkai. Michlrau. tw among all creatures, rational aud irrational, In memory of the event was > Cold* are frequently the result of derange- of inlluciixa and rxciteiueiK due to the mouuuivnt sssfautneni bearing date the el«p-ei.th day of but tbe pence of Paradise shall be restored; laid nt Trvnton, N. J. Governor Abbott, A3 AN ADVERTISING MEDIUM. March. A D. t*«. and recorded in tbe office of Aiw-nt* ot ’.be stomach and a low edbditiou of speakership contvst 1Senator McF^rraon and other dfatinth- said Register of Deed* for Barn CuuMy. and this prophecy shall be realised bn this ti e system generally. As a corrective an *. Etlwanl M. Field has been .Icclared in­ guUicJ men took part in the exercises. Mlcblxau. on tbe I'Jth day of Martih, A. 1). i earth, for, although we ore taught to ex­ ml : engthenef <dtbe allmenUry organs. Ayer ’ s sane bv a jury I <> kwl up by nou*l experts < in liber 27 of mortgagra “<> , ptUM*. KJ ; pect a great burning and shaking, never­ THE PRESS on which morttare then-.l fa claim-.! pill* are invaluable, their use being always at­ in lunacy. This judgment iu i icki’a case GREAT FIRE AT CHATTANOOGA. Within the reach of all. The beM-and cheapest to be due at tbe date of this nolle* tbe sum of theless we look for a new heaven apd earth cover* a multitude ot sins. • ncwtpajier In Awsriea. on-Ihousand. seventy tw> and 60 1W doUara wherein dwtlleth rigi:teousuw«*<Heb. xtl, tended with marked benefit. Twenty-Three liulldinin Burned at • David Hutchinson, 71 yean* <dd and and an attorney tee of laenly-five dollars 27.28; H Pet. ili. l3>. Then shall man have Mr. and Mrs. J P. Worden, of Grand Dully and'Runday, one year. Cost «>f •aoo.ooo. provided tor m sold mortgXL-e. and no wealthy, knocked a man down at PittsPitta- . •• Xt; 0 months. iw< or proceedings at law banibg been ln« 1; the dominion first given him in Eden, nnd Blanc, celebrated their goiden wedding btuffboeaaM Chattanooga, Tenn., Dec. 28.—ChatburtbeeauM the man was wan iu in his hia way tuted tu rcspwr the fiebt M- ured by said promised to be restored to him (Gen. i. 38; last week. tanoogn’s moat disastrous fire occurred in wigMee or any part thereof, while getting off a street car. Dally only, erne year vii, 27). Slek-hwtacber Itewlum-, pill* will«Therefore, by virtue of the power Dau. Saturday. D. B. Loveman & Co. ’ s great And now comes » New Jersey man and fl. “They shall not hurt nor destroy In all •• •• four months of sale contained in said mortgage, and Niv* t bnt. General Washington did not crow dry-go<xl* house, occupying three numbers Sunday, one year. the statute In such case made Ami pnTWrt. my holy mountain; for tbe earth shall boi lleve. notice is hereby xlveu Ujjdon 1.00 Mrs. Crompton died at the Home for the tbe Delaware just before tiie battle cl on Market street at the amtheart corner full uf the knowledge of the lx>rd, an tbe1 day of Frbnnry, A. IX. l«w at ten oclocK In waten cover the sen.’’ Jerusalem shall bo1 Aged Women In Bay City from the effects Trenton on l-*t». but on a bridge made U of Eight street, was flrat to take fire, and the forenoon of said day, «r the' underdjmaL ’ from there it spread to twenty-two other wilt self al publh* auctinnto tbe highest nuttlvr. a city of truth and holiness; Israel, as a1 of injuries inflicted three months afco by a long log raft. Sumplra free. Axentr wanted evenrwhsre. James X Kandall sued tlwD* trnlt Even building*, destroying them all. The burn­ Literal commiMtons. at the north front door of ti.c Court H^se fa^‘e people, -hall iw all righteous, and Palestine[ her insane daughter. Mrs. George D. Sea­ Address. Ing News for >ld»,(W for libel in charging ed buildings were all buainei* house*, the shall be the happy nnd honored center of; man. THE PRE**, him with aecuriug. while a member at the heaviest I-**** being D. E. Uivcman & the whole earth (Zech. viU. 3; Ian. ix, 21; Piyrrtii Htnututu.» Paax Row. , legislature, the passage of a 1>I1I that would Co fcSS.Wk T. C. Brvln & Co., >100,xxvii, 0). In those days, as completely ns a^aytte necessary to pay the amount d>i«nt> wreath enhance the value of his own prop 000-’ Fort & Morgan, building, 810,OU); said mortgage, with seven per sent, interest the waters cover the sea, leaving not a ertv. The jury awarded him >11,000. Christie & Co.. kJfl.000; Jackson Trigg, thereon, andtdllegal cod*, totrtlwr with .an crevice unfilled, ao shall tbe glory of the ADMINISTRATOR** BALE. A New York livery stable man has filed building. ISC.««k H. Swartz fl: Bro., >Aattorney tee of twenty-five dolar’ a* provided Lord fill the whole earth (Num- xiv, 31; therein, tbe premise* being dradribed in said Hab. it. 14. Ps Ixxii, 18-30). Then shall When she was a Child, she cried for Oaxtoria. a judgment ngni^i Mrs. Lrelie (farter for OMk Silva A Abbott,.>35,(XO. Guttechalk A Starks, dreew*!. Cm *1... i.tMM* nr narrel of Nfalre Is hereby irtreu that I *1 Co. fcJfi.'W: W. N. Kelly fl: Co., tfi.uOO; H, 40n for carriage hire. I Mini Kitustr in me cu — — • GvJ’s will be done on earth os in, heaven, public auction t- t-e hlrhett bidder. Welsh, the man who ran nff with Syra J H. Vandeman & Co., building. ’ County of Barry and the State Of jMieUigati. and and tbe kingdom come. When she bad Children, she gate diem Castoria <JcM'rii>ed a» follows: To-Wtt: ; ' cuse. N. Y., return*, and whp was later Southern Bank and Trust company, 830,000. 10. "And Iu that day there sfaall be a The west haff IS j of th ’ north I west Frightful Iteap of Two Womsn. irolroroil lo proll«ili«T <" O.lwy 'l«5< '•<] ofoecnmi numi-r iw-tm b***} root of Jesse which shall stand tor an en­ Two woman jumped from the upper sign of the, people: to it shall theHrentiles nV. torn- w north of rear* niue h- «re. I, j Ju.l.-r Kriuwdr. «• <■>« “ >*” llreuM nnd authority graolci>!ita:ntn« righty acres uf toad pe»re or teas, seek, and Hfa rest shall be glorious* The Untlarv «»u by « p'nl.m U.u«l by Gov windows of -ns at the building* Mm. day rd November A. D t» uccoidir.g to tbegov*mw*ni ■urvpy thereof. Hunt was severely but probably not court of Harn i-om-ty. Ml expression. ”111.11 day,’’ wherever foupd In During the last 18 months Albion col­ eruor Bill_____ WiM-toM5?; MObAM. fatally hurt, and tiie other woman te- estate, riahi, tide and inU, Scripture, has It*own peculiar slgnificigce- lege has received >160,000 iu gifts. erased ol. In and to the mu' Friday, Dec, XS. - WJIAJAM FT. H>ZJC. Tb*,nrt'prS See it seven times in chapters x to xii. The being In Uir county of Harry, m w« TbeAlbtoo Colfage tohminrat^undCom corning King fa nut only a branch frtm fal tbe JM-Non. pnipb'jwl In U» bulMtnc. Mlvblgar.. kn wu and described M John Chatloka * Mr*. WiusloWs Hoottung «>rup has bwi> uj*d bunivl in N—York. lx~. UU.<«1 of whom U1W » '■« bundrr.1* h~l bnr»l; J esse, bnt also the root of Jesse: tbe roPt lor rbtldren teethlur It »ootb« ch I. Umr »•*’'brfr —c«Pr*■ and offspring of David (Rev. xxii, 16). AdroirolJw MontiU« l~nl David’s son and David’s Lord; the Gun­ Twenty five reuU a ’wittlc. Sold by ail drugg i-t» prodniraol by lie rongr*' pn-ol.-nt ol I U.on<l tl.v H»™- wxl >b« bn-rarn touwl n man, truly God and truly man. He fa the thrm.gtiuul the world. it almost l.nl«»«lbl. impowume K. w> bH eta. m.r.urh U> — Chin. 1the Intent Demo I throw PROBATE ORDER, wnU . r .effectively. Tho total immr_ ____ __ _ -rrwUvelr. TboUtal Irwuf son of Mary, sod of David, son at Abra­ LL.. P.lmrr ,nri CrUp i, '»<« j tnruw Eurrnr Hoyt. • fourteen year old West■ cratk township of lUrrj combination for the presidential ■nre fa ftllOUt $550,000. ham, sou of God, to sit- on David’s thrond. of Miebfcnn. cksSsSi”"”*.®* draw all uatiuxu unto Him. and give thert Bay Citv boy. has had parts of his spineI ticket next year Dated Norembsr 2tth. the rest of His glory (Math. K U Luke L removed to save his life. He was Injured The Lafiayetta house at St. Jowph, Mo., eno. s J-. O'Whjt droUW"l by«n inrondujy Hr, awl m»„ » M much weaker reMenlar Hum be , ■ thousand Hrtthundr. diad amrt) on- ay-35; Isa. B, 1—4). If we are now redeemed by a fall. explosion of bidden bomb*. IT present. Charles W- Arwrtruug. Judge or by His bjbod, and overcoming by the sa Hibbard** V ' ha. U-eo .Ince hie rr~»> Illa™, aluekad ADMINHTHUTOV* SAUL ' compounded,' The report ttal Gladstone was black­ we shall reign with Him in Ills These piy , In the matter of ‘ .1 Iplng pain m> balled by the English club of Blarrita, an bl„ He ba. almort gi>ea up all hope "< (Rev xii. 11: v, 9. ID; Hi, «). That al nd unlfort ' ^eri.«. Mr ’ 3 of pills. on«nlr*tli>n v.mpo~<l in U” ronin (• Rich L-u*rduui Of shin lusme.p*-*; tion* shall ae-k unto Him. and to Israel DMlUl* . ■ . beennse of Kim. fa evident from many ' nnd chi!- (Snservatlve* fa untrue. Onthecnutrary wome last u‘r!‘<- After a wvi-re emu no ZSdefth. a very feeble Ue refu«e* n’,u*' fhi.- stale. He the o.lt, tll te-timonte, uf the Spirit tbrouxb the both Gladstone and Morley have t*cn taken except , octo-A In 1 propbeta. “Arise, shine, for thy light fa drew v —• nothingextrtV unnuimously elected member* of the club. medicine and Lam . t-«He tofahir they lv. ronie. and the glory of the Ixm fa risen two fUxxft of water, no seems «.•»■.»■*«— Mr.'". , mr-reoari Win* rijat an upon thee- And the Gentiles shall come to JobnWdb. ’ r * ’ *W£ Ot J scruuots up 10 the prereutrims m*v oe thy light, and kings to tbe bru:bt!>«*iof herni* natienl for the hour uf death to t0101’* I tte Uirft of a lot rf property, nrol rol.l J*. ’ uf ‘ bi Hof . Meh U» doeroro Lr Mir family l» <■»>» aquestiem • 'I""111” “ thy rfa.iig.” "At that time they shall ca VS* going to start a church with the pro Tuervi'P‘*D ii i* yrt" o'clock JeTusa’em tbe throne of the Lord, sud all hour*. _______________ : ^heavT beer wa^- collided with a Si-T- 1 she luoionsahnll 1* gathered unto II *-■»>*" IL Mm.u ir... . ’ name of rhe Lord u. Jrru-tkm (I in 'be side . Dw.SS.-.lhmc-'* •" «<l pittalmrg cable car, • ’ 1 i a- .Ur ih. I7i. See nihO Is*, d. H .pox hl.CbrUtm*.«l horn. '“'‘J' aud fatally Injuring' riously wouudiuy * Um. hr umj-r. !» •'“‘J* JI lam nor niixntw, iwr , --—-• An unknown aaw Into » bcux- ommijr-l b>."““J more < un# on all the earth, tbedeviU' open broke Ix.creil. of Belton. ud kUted on. md k<t *» “'be',ur d™^irockBe was tried, cunv'cted and given a *nIfatejl, November 1 King of Kmgs and Rev. xx. xxi. xxii, KtD« of his horrible bntchary. you want for tbe tbres chapter* it shall Go/liwa.' HEART fool me, I want that I $rPlu<j Hob/icco. It's‘Ae Seat" c\e w'in^ tobacco fbr1l\e money and I don’t Mbnt ar.ylhmfi eJse. I've trita it and l(novV all about it. J /T is made by WET! COLD! SLUSH! RUBBER FOOTWEAR “GANDEE” M. R. LAYTON, Daily. Sauftay. Weetly. Circulation Over 100,000 Copies Daily. J5 ssrji’.rK- ^iSi£&VtU,,aS^“=S ' TtaVtaiTtaX'^l, takotaotatajk. STS <» ■ �- ----- <mitc apparent U» ; ple»M*nt u> those who arc cxrrcfatsl ibent- i"t» twenty districts, each with __ ___ I by. but it fa very pnJJlfabte. How» Whvn? ■ office apd n svstetn of t-*--1— For the purpose off reducing stock of heavy winter goods, remnants and all odds and ends, we will Slice the Prices on Felt Boots, Socks, Snow Excluders, Alaska Over Shoes, Felt Shoes and Slippers, Shirts and Drawers, Overcoats, Caps, Gloves, Mittens Shawls, Cloaks, Flannel Blankets, Comfortables And all warm goods of every description. DRY GOODS AND CLOAKS Additional Local. i jloved by Aid. Iteynokl*. that when Card of Thunk..’ at Ti.Mnk.' 1 council adjourn Uiej ai'jt>tiiti t<« <t:W p. nt.. Wednesday, fare. »4Mh. 1MH. Cetrted. 1 with to thr.uk the etnpp>y< * of i Hastings. I tee. 4th. in. . Woo! boot, factory for the beautiful/ fa T*i the Hon. Mayor and Qeauhon Coiinrll: ChrtatmaX. •* Tfa- crmiinittsw apfasnuai n> tnveatigat-' Trtrtin; that Ute lUhUbg «x the city, would rwpcettully report that the Electiir Light * l'v«tr Co. <MM* aid all a wilt furnish «Usht al f75 per year, far each ii.buo Candle Power arc tamp, snd tha 1-.’ lifchta fa aUtba’ te nere-emqr ftUrMEO'. A*T. corner of Miehi/xn corner of and w<- wuufa like fo’M-e audi in llon -tsrted ifi llfl- elly and Induce capita! to la- tnvesti <1 In mauufaciuriug plant* Iu ihfa city. H •« a<ww»*tuUjf worked In Btnton Uartor it c-ttidnly can W here. Xetiqrt and o« ll* 1,t' owners of juvjwity to fully undcfidand all tbe rc-juitvtniof an itburnuett i'olh-y i>a» prown -urli IbMthr |wiv»l>«imutt be r.uto<i In of llw Vcdiry. An now jawuttna flat -hoain Ipp'F: hllalren Knjo.r The pleawaul flavor, jjenllu action and toothing cffr-i-tv nf Syrup of Fig*. when In Med ot a laxative and if lhr father or inotbrr te <o»ihe «>t bHIonn the nni»t gratifying rr*«lb».fo!!ow If* um*. *0 that it fa the »*•*: family mtralv kiiown .and eyttrjr fatally ulioukl tw'>- 4 Imttlc. KunrsAV-neuralfat, •‘AfiKtafly.RBiire wlnpwl :ind N>na)l of body, pem-trat*** into th;-soli nt tho base of Xhnmra r*h. regular train follows 14?are tlierc t6 lie foatui. With |t« mUju it V* MUM portion nf the wx.i, uiakek an loo and tbcreiu lays Its «n>. From this inchkin or scar, there exudra a confidence Ih«J«cmia Militant® which; clinging to the .1 r.jnrt decided : rook .grows info n trbffie.’’ the. Insunw: ? con*- ■ H»>w exact ttite tbtwy may fa fa a matter (list tm- Mile of tbe; nf. eoujeccure. Certain It i* that triiffic urnl afb ■■ the faun- [ ht&ften are attracted tr, thelt -jx.il by a nlil.-tl the inaurmicc. ltt>cL!ip»cvt, l.ut it hunt fclua tberimiio*w pjJtal.tf In W><- QiM- had, j aibiv flirt tbe fly Itx-lf fa aUi_ ted. like a to the tar* on cotdract. pur-. twu* giWrHJH, by tbe"Yrry exintcucv >if tins ten*: of tho lusitred In the j pe-*k>n«.*.bfart take£i a*i awlgtim.-nt uf the i Tfa-n an- chrre apedes of truflle* fot.r.d ___ titrutpany, luid Uplnr»id its Un France—the Vtax-k »n<l nio-.t common, ’flu- Mie to thi- plaintiff ami ,U> : H»o wldte (highly prlr.«1> and tbe truffle a nt-iii of thv tnvgsaMK* did not it- ' Tail, which htw. n n.ivpr of garlic. They tiff forfeiture. I are found In nil soils, but chit-fly In oak art will deride Uie awe In I fm-rats or where th- earth fa damp nnd oil . i ..... . ... . , ........... ,—•...... . . Jn un wlm'*>t atari 0 | ML Tbe brwt that the country affords A Cl*.LRU. MMM* taca-Fertgueux .1—. Angou »-----■—2—- nnd about . tern®.—-WiaMagfon Wishlagro.-i Lrt Izitter. S m ■' ^ j sT**^ r~; —-r-y -——— , Acotirtof faw is s flue ftpfml far the 'credited to the New York rounds uf the paper-*. iu cnJtiratlou ot exartneaa ip ifyeecb. though that uufavoatble aetioth1 at the u «H here tbe same Mltw tin*time it it fa fa the tbe plne ulnciher*. falieini Ito “«l <*<•■ You Von cannot rnnnot. be to mnntod Uk- H«« Nvw YorK York l«n~ lxnri>-! >^* ’> •» «' ««*-, pravcnlcd _ .. -to. [H-rjuring yourself, but an attempt K«»ysl- — linking Powdutei ujern* arntvo mvj jen^i ww«u eanatA gdltcn up; **” b<->u«de to cant yea of yuakh« loose bropuMltlou baking pow-; rtotemento. Cross cxntnfnktion , fa nut I praiwiuie. now.’ VS OVDT i Wb‘'r*^ *’hT? Fro,u l1‘® lim- df .rh>a nlever old cro<m questloner. Duuld (,■*« the Anoervahriito that of tthe wrwtt legal |iah ILwh Apocrypha) to that lie great who -shine in oar-courts tqday nn-n l*vu bpd eiwhoii to remember sfu-tn-ard the boars Xhey <peut in the witue*s box. “ i -Sturie* of the supernatural are never to ill they have prnwod ihrough erww examination. JuatJUie imrert. ;m ,j In exposing thfa th Ir-’teliKian «s ihMt Ji _ - shad. —.t la 1.. _ _ io our TnrUe-ta made fo»<n wlmlu. dtartelms any n-fa.ndtaiillCD, and nb>-is io mi pwdw « fact ta aud At mykteriou^-tie- RKETS. adt*^ N.tpnji-on . [ftrnni eft ramaihiug. blunder* of telegraphing arise (yom lL« mfainterpratatlon of atich »l>nc**i letter*. Cipher B connfata of numbered words arranged upouatette. Tbeabteta aretn.ute HOW A TELEGRAPH COMPANY HAN- up into ljuoka ot ISSpagaa each, aud no DLE8 ITS &JONEY ORDERS. word occur* without Uif Mttue number on two sheet*. All tim word*, however, fire repeated upon r.ith »te» t of n fax»k. A cen­ tral otlacM* n'-tignafrixn time f >tinm tora-Ji of Ita anl»>flier-, a steal from one of the guard* That Ifava Come Into I'm* t» I dpher B Imoka. No tctcgranhic money ori-r. v.nt A.., «... 4UMUH Aii.m'.u .1 r,.»u. ’ der fa complete a word from each 1 .....I o! lhi . d(ihm widtottt A >nd „ Wbn _ wonl I A‘XJdcnt createdthe system of tele-j from cipher B ha*’been u*ed in sending . money omer, nun worn him * I tfraj.blc tponey onlers. now a m^ter < f i nmney order, that Wonl fa Instil with red : *vt-ryd>iy u*eall over thfa country. In the j cried w *“ ink’ In a the book »nt office apd npou the,duplicate ‘ lafe sixties a Chicagoan, now rrxidvnt In,“ |i ml the aubofflee. When a sheet ha* lawn fully I New York, naked General Ans.u Stsgrr,'■ ' canceled n new png* b aMigixd to tbe anb ptiicu Western Union nupt-nnteudent 11> ! office. Chicago, to telegraph fJoO to-Nvw Ortean*. I , iLLuraunoxs. vfa. i General Stager promptly declined to p-r ' a » tniswut oy uiusrraAll Ihfa will oeomnr become clearer by illurtra> form the Kervice. Telegraphic nirneyor- i t*nn-. ■ d--n» were never sent, he Affirmed, mw as graphic money i.mcrfor ten dollar, to Wil­ liam J<»iv« at Miiljfatowu, N. Y., be pre­ a matter of personal convculi-tiev between sents life ten dollar* at the money order employee* of the cootpany. filltea a «*rr- department, fills out a blank form of kv could not be thrown ©pet» to Jw pub­ mopey order And signs It with his full lic save nt great risk. name and addrm. If. the order is sent Tut applloant, an old acquaintance of with ’‘strict toMruflVons,” it goes at the General Stager, prras»*l hia point. Would risk of the company. If. however the die company tnmemit the money if the order gwe* with ‘.‘literal Instructions," the tender aiioQhi aasiimo ail rfak of loss? Thie- sender fa i-t-qu I to send ujwn tbe back proposition fluidly won over General of hfa order a bln leasing the company Steger, nnd he undertook the act-vic.*, bnt from ilalillty for loss. Strict luMtructiotis midi many misgivings. The money bld the receiving operator require the perdestination iu in safety, and utu thus । rvnebed its iwwKiuaiKin a*i-ty, anu to whom the order fa addressed ^o !>c tl)».btx*lu<«M ot MUidiug ttdegnqdlic money ranched for by some one known to the I order* was fairly Ix-tran operator Lite-nil Instructions give the — . . ... . Tbe system devalopcd afowly. operator some latitude in accepting other ; from th# flrwt. regurdtsl n» an emergency avidem ~‘ iora of identification. ___ . _____________ An order sent ' service, and surn>:inde<t with many xufe- with strict in.xtructlous closes with lhe guards. Nevertheless iL ha* reached caor- word "vigilant." one sent with liberal inI moua propottfom. With the growth of structiims clo«e;with the word "caution.'' ; the service there ha# developed nn elaborate Smith's order docs nut go in the form of 1 system n dispatch uwpnjcn from in»m nun «> ,k.u«m, ou. «a « svslent of tit safeguarding nr*Hn<r the tho IratwmfaMoti (nnimlininh of ,.r a him lo Jones, but as a ; ---„ . • communication from the transfer agent of 1 Fort^H-parpom-anfthetnoncyorderaye- Lhe ventral office tn the agent at Middle-* ? • ■ tije Western Union Telegraph town. It inform* the agvnt at Middle­ j PWdivide* ——-----the United Steles ... and Canada town that John Smith nt New York sends central ten dollars tn William Jones at Middle­ — - -------- „f auteffices. There is town. One of-the three cipher A words a chief tranafer agent at each ceutral office, for ten dollars fa. employed, and it fa ac­ and s&ionler fr.im - — -in onedis-suboffiec companied by a wool from Middletown’s nsuboffios in another must pan page of __ __ -_________ the— cipher _B_____ book.__Sometimes the Ii tbe ei-utral office in each of lhe • word from cipher B precede* that front fatricte coneeraed. There are iu the cipher A, and sometimes this order fa re­ States and Canada about 2,000 versed. If two words from cipher A are order ofllura of tbe Western Union necessary to express the number ot dollar*, i graph company. The whole number sometimes the word from cipher B fa ■ of Western Union Telegraph offices in the placed between them. Borne of tbe wordu two countries is 15,(100. Population, volume Ln cipher A occur In cipher B. but the page of business and to sumo extent situation of cipher B i^sIgDcd to a auboftice has idetcrrulno whether or not a town aball footnote indicating what tho sequence ot have a money order office. A« a rule a the cipher B word is to be in any dispatch. town of l.rXB Inhabitant* has a money or­ and thus confusion Is Impossible if t he op­ der office, unices the volume of buslneca is erators are careful The whole system fa |talow the average for a place of its size. intentionally complicated nt fl rat sight, THE CTFUEttS. though simple enaugh when once mas­ Two jiphers are used iu telegraphic tered. One of the chief safeguards is the orders. Cipher A fa oimtuuu to ail Constant change iu the pages of cipher B money order office*. It conhfata of many ksnlguetl lo tbe snbofficts.—New York Ad­ simple words arranged in three paraJ^I, vertiser. vertical columns on a single sheet ot paper, E*rly Kininsj At the left of each word in the left hand column fa a number. Heading horfoittab Mort) recreation and healthful sleep fa I ly aerem tbeaheet the eye oatebea first the dcm.*tud of the hour, rather than early | number, then word in the first atiomn, rUing, which euteitaa yawning, stupid ex| next a word in the second column and toteuco the livelong day. Should oaift i finally a word in tbe Inxt column. Thus bosine** demand early rid ng. early retir­ | there are three words fur each usmber, and ing should thru be t«ligk>tu>ly followed in order to obtain the requi-dtc number of In a money order dispatch it fa ortHnarily boon in sleep, that brat and only reaton r to mean as many as lhe of tired nature. The ability to t-xfal with opposite the word tbe first out much sleep is nothing to boast of, column. There fa uo separate ward for neither fa it wrirjj* while to plume one’s seif on the ground of ‘ nw ia the number axpraased MONEY 4.ENT BY WIRE. L. Fancher in HMrtkMSM. � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Hastings Banner Subject The topic of the resource Newspaper.HastingsBanner Description An account of the resource <strong>The Hastings Public Library wishes to thank Smith Imaging of Rockford, MI for their work digitizing the Hastings Banner.</strong><br /><br /><strong>The Library also wishes to thank all of the community members who donated money to support our digitizing efforts.<br /><br />The Banner Overview:</strong><br />The Hastings Banner newspaper has been published in Hastings, Michigan since 1856. The following history highlights are taken from Richard Cook's history as published in the 1956 Centennial Edition of The Hastings Banner, and recapped by Esther Walton in her From Time to Time column in The Banner dated April 12, 1984.<br /><br /><strong>Links to online copies of the paper follow the history section.<br /></strong><strong><br /><br /><br />Searching the paper:<br /></strong>The Banner, and all other PDF files on this history portal, are fully searchable. To search:<br /><ol><li>Click on the magnifying glass search icon in the upper right.</li> <li>Enter your search term(s) in the simple search box and press Enter or click on Search.</li> <li>Any PDF file on the site that contains your term(s) should be listed. Do not use the Advanced Search.</li> </ol><strong>See <a href="https://www.barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/676/How_To_Use_Online_Newspapers_8x11.pdf" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">How to Use Online Newspapers</a> for more information about using and searching online newspapers.</strong><br /><br />-----------------------<br /><strong>The Banner History</strong>:<br />C.S. Burton &amp; Co. were listed as the proprietors of the "Republican Banner", which first appeared here on May 1, 1856, with Dr. C. S. Burton as the publisher and Norman Bailey as editor.<br /><br />Publication office was on the second floor of the Rower Block, whose address was given as "corner of State and Church"; which corner was not specified.<br /><br />The objective of this publication was to win support for the newly created Republican party and thus counteract the influence of the Barry County Pioneer, a Democratic journal that had been published here since 1851. No copies of the first three issues of The Banner were saved.<br /><br />Make-up on the first journal corresponded with a pattern typical of most local journals then published. Page one contained a few columns of advertising, fiction (often a continued story), and a short feature of no particular news value. Page one was the "literary" page.<br /><br />Page two contained the editorial barbs, along with state news, political articles, Washington items and news of the national and territorial giovernments. Page three contained a few items of local news, sandwiched inbetween the local and foreign news.<br /><br />Page four was usually solid with advertising and as such was the editor's "bread and butter" page....Locally it was the pattern until the early 1880s.<br /><br />Several changes in ownership and management occurred during the first two years of publication, with J. M. Nevins taking over ownership interests on July 16, 1857. With the issue of May 7, 1862, "The Republican Banner" became "The Hastings Banner". Editor Nevins thought the village had developed sufficiently during the past several years to merit this recognition.<br /><br />Another major change in the management of The Banner came when Nevins sold the newspaper to George M. Dewey of Niles on March 14, 1866, who then took over as editor and publisher. Dewey, an ardent Republican and somewhat of a crusader, gave considerable space to editorial comment and party affairs and also directed pointed paragraphs against the saloons and local traffic in liquor. Dewey was the grandfather of Thomas E. Dewey, Republican presidential nominee in 1944 and 1948. Editor Dewey on May 4, 1870 changed the format (and name) of the paper to "Hastings Republican Banner". <br /><br />A fire in December 1883 burned The Banner plant (located in the middle of the block on the north side of State St. across from the courthouse). Files and back issues from August 1880 to December 1883 and the January 4, 1884 issues are missing.<br /><br />The Banner was purchased by Marshall L. Cook and George Bower on July 21, 1880. They changed the name to "The Hastings Banner". M. L. Cook soon became the sole owner and remained so until July 7, 1887 when Albert Nishern (M. L.'s brother-in-law) joined him. Albert Nishern sold his interest on November 6, 1889 to William Cook (M. L.'s younger brother).<br /><br />The Cook brothers partnership held together (56 years) ... Richard Cook followed his father into the newspaper business, and Richard's son William joined him. So the Cook family ownership continued for 85 years, from 1880 to 1974, when Richard and William sold the paper to High Fullerton. J-Ad Graphics became the owners of "The Hastings Banner" in August of 1981. Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. 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